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be Is A ddress , to he doubt W t , tot they t re ili 3 P e, ,ybotlY• ~io n , , ot h is e• or , which he t o ,ort delibers r II I v 1/1 Oat. A - ,OTH 5.- '5. 6,1. earl'' dal. erect a (0 9 ' tavern-, .. s. CarlF` ; e er) CO :Ili I d• liousetfti,:e-ej AND MONETARY REPOfIT. --------- Monday Night. 4h e • Partial publication of the Emperor of Russia!s 111istrance on the Greek question has caused c.onsi e ta lk; and thou h arts of it are written in an and somewhat mgenacPing tone, yet it is generally Ifl,talltt, at all events, Lord Palmerston i not da4ttereul4te'Y which he ought to have done, b id t that ,ecwill be amicably explained away. The E u ngl t i o sh . f e !, inaed a little on Saturday, but recovered . et:'a Consols reached 96-1, but dosed about a fraction Nt, ad %,_ Band navigation returns for January are highly 9 ,4 p 1 ', the exports of the month amount i ng to ,NB. , , against X 3,211,146 in 184, and .£3,3i,i1 a 3 , . In , 2 cut, unfortunately, we cannot consider tl rte 4 j ud, ir e _criterion bv which the progress o a f: L :1:822 at disi.d. Since these returns the cotton m _ t we enod 'ts have suffered considerably; d 0 11bt r, tb. were the average struck up to the present lit ,s relative advanta.e would be much reduced. t e 'eett,i il na t ach of this dulnels may be•attributed to the ii het foil ,Inich has characterised transactions in n b1i.,,," :"a raw material, ' l e '' ' a 'cti may be looked for when the estim ates fa crop are better understood. It na l . i "pezitssilhoonwld, ma nufacture th e i_‘et that certain free trade organs, wh ich tkieut.destiu their predictions that if we had once NI Nester because the for the _ 7 1 orl_d,..can turn ns ..,ey are in lE , so that i t is probable we shall not use as i nte _ ,as we did i n 1849. U n d ou bt e dl y o,loubt "fled to b ene fi t t h e cotton - sp i nners; 1.;: it will d o s o, w h oev e r el se ma y l ai h ca nnot, fo r th e sa k e o f cons i s t ency , ot: at ties can have the hardihood to blow Vir e d Po int upon w hi c h th e i r ver y h onour i s ‘1 041 1. e say spinners find some laxity in the s4teunsumtion; and no wonder, with u nremu p nerative price. '"s in the manufacturing districts has than of late, but this has been , r prices being accepted than 'reneral demand. acti;"'' e or '"ts ar e very quiet. 150 hhds. Porto Sugar was sold on Satu at day full a v. , ry good inquiry for white Benares, 2000 bales of Jute went '"ce of 103. per ton. e liere has continued dull since the on Saturday amount- Lady 3: Thetis, the sal " 'tUpping TUESDAY, MARCH s.—Wind W.N.W., light, Crisis, - Gibso West Point, from Newport at ditto. Barham, Peaston ; Birkenhead, Phelan ; Mann, hence at New Orleans. lilton, hence an hence and Bern m York st d o, repaired, and pi6cce ruary.—The_Waverley, tination on the 18th Fet Liverpool for New Yort - . NEW YoaK, Feb. 13 ,e Southwest Pass ARRIVED.—Le Perle, from Nantes—Niagara, Smith, from New Orleans. Swt[ En.—Vigilant, Groenendal, for Ostend—Myrtle, Nor man, Naples—Majestic, Tregarthen ; William and Mary, Clock, and Earl of Leicester, Barker, Constantinople—Mary, Millard, Buenos Ayres—Earl of Clancarty, Langford. Bremen—Echo, Darnell, Amsterdam—Elizabeth, Simmer, and Anna Martha, Korkjer. Rotterdam—Windrush, Paull, St. Michael's—Wash ington, Page, and America, Dunn, New York. Templeman, Ellis, from Chili at Callao, and sailed for Chin- Monarch, Stephens, from Coquimbo at ditto, and sailed for Chincha. Jane Boyd, Merchant, from Hunneras di Chili at Valparaiso, and sailed for this port 21st Dec. Margaret Connali, Arrot, sailed from Demerara for this port 26th January. Richard, hence at Pernambuco. Aspatria, and Commerce, Tull, h:nce at Trinidad.. Emily, Anderson, hence at Port-au-Prince. Alerte, Coffin, sailed from Aux Cayes for this port on the 2nd February. Leanore, Autunes, hence at Fayal, and sailed for St. George 13th February. Quilho di Ferro, Morgada, hence at ditto. Regina, Craighead, hence at Trieste. Sultana, Anderson, and Emilie, Cardwell, hence at Leghorn. Gilbert Jamieson, Wallis, sailed from ditto for this port 20th February. Stadt Berlin, Mink, hence at Danzic. Diana (s. s.), hence at Harlingen. Blarney (s. s.), hence at Helvoet. Corazan di Maria, from Cuba at Queenstown. Naomi, Legget, hence for Oporto, at Kingstown. Pet, Shotten, hence for Bordeaux, at ditto. Elizabeth, Vigors, hence for Dordt, at ditto. Hebe, Warren, hence for Messina, at ditto. Williams M'Dougall, hence for Peru, off ditto. Larch, Dron, hei.ce for Panama, at Newport. Jantze Dorenbos, and Alberdina Edgina,from Rotterdam for this port, at Ramsgate. . n, from Shanghae at London. Allen, and koscius, Eldridge, hence at New Sunbeam, Putnam, and Cromwell, Parker, hence at Boston Orleans, Bogart ; Transit, Russell ; Carntiria, Askey ; Chas. Saunders, Simpson ; Blanch, Calhoun ; Huron, Lowry ; Eliza Keith, Scott; England, Cubbins; and Margaret, Blenkin, hence at New Or - Thornhill, El and Elizabeth, Erin-io-Bragb, Thompson, 'from London at ditto. Blakely, Martin, and Laila, Woolley, hence at San Franciscan United, Taylor, froth Coquimbo at ditto. FAYAL, Feb. 23.—The North Star, Bishop, from Liverpool for Boston, put in here on the 6th January, with damage, dis- Roberts, from y, but returned A. severe storm was experienced at Mississippi 27th January. Tao large vessels were seen asi.w on the Bth instant, about five miles west of the Light-ship, on Carysfort Reef, and a barque was also seen ashore on the 6th instant, about half a mile from from the same light-ship. only new feature worthy of remark - .%ted rather more freely, and demand has been exceedingly been disposed of (300 for W Cale, 1 are re ng to a quo oeen exceechng ted to tt his wee _ very poor selection of rket. Fresh arrivals are eagerly 'o r the week ending 11th inst. : Scotch, 87. - as been added to the category of de 11111t,lie, Corn trade; and, like the man in ,s,outllnro y contended that the authorities rt ke h ` ° 1, th Tilt 'LI%'LiJOOL STANDARD. ISavannah, 24th Feb., off Cape Clear—Callao. hence for Callao, 29th Jan., in lat. 4 N., long. 23 W—Tar, from Mauritius, for Clyde, 3rd Jan., in lat. 36 S., long. 25 E—Egmont, from Mau ritius .—......_ _ for Cork, 7th Jan., in lat. 35 S., long. 20 E—lndian, 2nd LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET. MARCH 8. Feb., in lat. 1 S., long. 22 W—Ferris, from Madras, for this Sugar: There has been a fair inquiry, and 400 hhds. B. P. fort 12th Nov., in lat 7 S., long. 87 E—Johns, from Odessa, sold at last, week's prices ; for white Bengals under 40s. there orth is port, 19th Feb. in lat. 38 N. long. 12 W—Tippula, is a ready stle,' but better quality is in limited demand, and the hence for Constantinople, 17th Feb., off Cadiz—Burgermeister sales are only 3500 bags; 1200 bags Mauritius have also been Schmidt, hence for Rio Janeiro, 31st Jan., in lat. 6 N., long. di spose d of at 365. to 375. for an outport. Foreign : There has 21 W. been a considerable businese in Porto Rico, but at rather lower prices; the sales are 380 lihds., at from 355. 9d. to 425. Gd. per cwt. duty paid ; for export, 103 cases Brazil and 150 boxes Ha vana have been taken, the former at 16s. to 17s. 6d. for brown, and 225. 6d. for good white, the latter at 18s. 6d. for brown, and 235. for fine yellow.—Molasses : A large business has been done, the sales amounting to 1000 casks; prices are fully main tained for the better descriptions, but for the lower a conces sion has been made, Antigua at 17s. 6d., Cuba Muscovado at 175., Demerara at 15s. 6d., and Cuba clayed at 14s. 9d. per cwt. from the quay.—Coffee: The demand is still of most limited character, and the business of the week is confined to the sale of 140 bags Laguayra at 625. per cwt.—A small lot of Black Pepper sold at 4d. ; white at Gd. per lb.—ln Ginger, Cocoa, or Pimento, no sales.-103 tees. Carolina Rice brought 18s. Gd. to 19s. Gd., and 2030 bags Bengal at 9s. to 10s. 6d. for ordinary to good middling white.—Rum : The sales this week are 160 puns.. itlarlteto. LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, MARCH 5. —O-- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Coorer and 0. 0. Williams, Atesham and Chester, timber merchants—J. Ingham and G. Mawson, Dean-bridge, Whar ton, Cheshire. contractors. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS W. Clayton. Preston, Lancashire, banker, and Lancliffe and Settle, Yorkshire, cotton spinner. W. Eccles, Walton-le-Dale, Lancashire, cotton spinner. J. Stevens, Bretwell, Oxfordshire, ironfounder. W. Wood, Gravesend, carpenter. W. Burrows, Leicester-street, Leicester-square. plumber. J. Kitchens, Chichester-place, Gray's-inn-road, and Upper Whitecross-street, London, leather seller 0. T. J. Stocken, ham-green, brewer d, erocer. cnieny vernerara, at last week's ra___ sale at Is. 6d. to Is. 7d. proof per gallon. Tea : Some sates have been mime in Blacks and Greens out of the last arrivals at previous prices, but the general tone of the market is decidedly inactive. Nothing reported in East India Drysaltery Articles, with the exception of 150 bates of Gambier at 12s. 6(1. per cwt.-60;) bags Saltpetre sold at 265. to 28s. 6d., and 150 tons of Nitrate of Soda at 14s. to 14s. 3d., being rather lower. J. Robson, Sunderl BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED_ George Fordham Blow, Great Dover-street, currier, BANKRUPTS. William Livermore, Oxford-street, London, iroy.monger. John La Guerra nde.Liverpool. merchant, March 14, Aprill9, at II o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruntc.v : Is are du 'erpool ; nee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool Charles Thomas Glover, Manchester, smallware dealer Joseph Downham. Harrogate, wine merchant. Edward Hodges, Swinford, Leicestershire, surgeon. Robert Parker, Nottingham, commission agent. Joseph Chawner, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, grocer. Robert Parker, Nottingham, commission agent. Henry Titford. Worship-square, London, engraver. Guano : There has been more doing, and fully 1200 tons sold ; Peruvian at 49 ss-, Ichaboe at 15s. to .e 7 2s. 6d., Saldanha Ilay at .t 5 2s. 6d. to 7s. 6d. per ton, and other kinds in proportion. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. MARcn 8. The continued dull state of trade in Manchester has quite counteracted any influence which the tenor or the American Joseph Purssefl, end New To ;ton street, Waterloo Town and Mile- Teen, London, butcher. 1, Beth na advices with regard to short crop was certainly calculated to produce upon the market, and moderate sales, with lower prices, must again be noticed. In the fortnight common Ame ncans have receded id., and most other descriptions lb. Boweds, even at this decline, are heavy of sal( •ooks. %Vituslow, BuckingbaMshire, victualler. Smith, Cumberland-row, Battle-bridge, London, orge S cheesemonger DIVTDEND March 27, E. H. Ryder, Birmingham, jeweller CERTIFICATES Surats, and 'Egyptians are very dull, and may also be quoted *d. lower. Speculators have taken 2000 American, 140 Per name, and 70 Bahias ; and exporters 2830 American, COO Per nams, and 210 Surat. To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. March 23, S. Fulton, Old Bail March 27, T. Gill, Castle-street, Lek beer—March 27, T. Cox and T. While?, Hanle London, hardwareman— r-square, retailer of , drapers. ACCOUNT OF SALES A. For the week end D I M I'o las OF COTTON, larch 8, 1849 Prices paid Imports in the week.lTliisWk,This Yr SALES OF THE WEEK 320 Sea Islan 1} 9231; 1 128730 8250 Bowed Georgia f Mobile 474° 1 Alabema andTennesseei 5 01 1 } 14054 7310 New Orleans 1490 - {Pernambuco &Paraiba Aracati and Ceara 790 Bahia and Maceio 300 f )Jaranliain 1 !awginned e 3linas 7.•1 } 601 _.... _ }' •• - • Deinerara,Surinain, &e 480 Egyptian ▪ Barbadoes ... Peruvian ... Bahama .. • Laguayra - 40 Common West India, Szc.l ▪ Carthagena - March 1. H. J. Todd, pow Churchyard. London, and Liver- V. Sent t, shire, blanket manufactu (second-class) FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. ingford, near Nuneaton, E Smith, Droitwich, Worcestershire, corn dealer T. Huxley, Wolstanton, Staffordshire, ham. facto N : Butler, Portsea-plage, Edgeware-: 'oad, London J. Reid. E.dgeware-road, London, draper. T. Hughes, Lincoln. saddle!. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. William Hale, Woolwich, rocket manufacturer. Angus Nicholson, Bowling, near I«radford, builder BANKRUPTS. .gin, Sheffield, steel manufacturer. wn, Howden, Yorkshire, tailor. Charles Bur , rearley Solverby-bridge rl's Heaton, York- wholes Varwickshire, On the 3d instant, the wife of Mr. CHARLES ELLIS, of th Collegiate Institution, of a daughter. _______....„.„______ Sanie day, the wife o f M r. J . P. CHEW, of Netherfield-road MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE. A North, of a son. TAßcx 9. At our Exchange to-day there i s a f a i r attendance. Sellers On the sth instant, at Ashville, Birkenhead-park, M rs. J . - HARTLEY HIND, of a dang.hter. areils incli buyers ed to submit to cauti a moderate reduction on each article, Same day, the wife of M r. WM. KNOTT, butcher, Hirk en . whilstmy ously, and we do not hear of any- head Market, of twin daughters. thing being done in any article beyond what is necessary for Same day, Mrs. JOHN NOri, of Toxteth-park, of a daugh ppresensack,t co o n a s t u s tlndp.t perion . b W u h m e l a e t i ,is 2d. to ea 1 3 3 d d . .p i er e r :0 1 l o b a l - Fl s H o p u p r l y I s o . f and Beans Gd. per qr. cheaper. Indian Corn recedes in value, as also do Barley, Peas, and feeding stuffs. AUFLetS. s•' I ter. 11 . On the sth instant, at Egr Esq., of a son. _ !moot, the wife of W. J. POW Saine day, at Rollesto TOWNSH END, Esq., of a shire, the lady of H PRESTON CORN MARKET, MARCH 9, The supplies fresh up are quite trifling. The corn trade ha continued to present the same dull aspect we have notice for some time, the transactions being on the most limite scale, without any further decline of consequence having bee submitted to. We had rather more Wheat at our market thi morning than last Saturday, the demand for which was slug gish, at an abatement of 6d. per windle. Irish, as well a Foreign, also declined Id. to 2d. per bushel, with little doirk in either. English and Irish Flour, offered at a reduction of 6d to is. per pack, and Is. per sack respectively. Oats, in limite, request, and id. per bushel lower. Farmers' Oatmeal 6d. pc load cheaper. Irish neglected, and in the few sales that occurre 3d. per load below our previous currency was partly conceded Other articles nominally unaltered. On the 7th instani, - the Ir D.. of Charleston, S Esq., NI On th, T. DRAYTON GRIM arolina, of a son. a instant, the wife of Mr. RICHARD MARCROFT sekeeper, Union-street, of a son. gh an inadverter ed that ofJOHN W ELL, of (Itiei place in A rournal of S Journal, r On the 25th December, at t . VAN On the lOth WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. Match 8 The supply of Wheat is large, and good of other grain. Tt trade continues in the dull inanimate state we have so for noted, and though there is less pressure on the market, t 7 wants of the millers are so limited as to cause a further redr W -"° nPr (mar,- Rev. HEN KY GI LES:t daughter of E. P. LAR On the 14th February innkeeper uon in Wheat of Is. ...fter. Barley remains as last state(. the demand being still confined to the best qualities. (J^' Shelling, and Beans, are SUN, of whilst tl , ffering on somewhat lower terms sunny side of 30. LEEDS CORN MARK: We have a very large arrival of Whc moderate of other articles. Wheat is Is. to 2s. per q than last Tuesday, and millers are cautious in making ses. In Barlev and Oats we do not ont• . nor nontof;— t market tc On - the 26th ult„ DAVID D. Webster, Esq., manager t uerry, to H. L. TIMUROLD r on Esq., c the 27th ul, R.N. t., at Kirk CLIFFL, of the firm of Cab 0 ANN, daughter of the late sell they are rther in favour of the buy per qr. lower. - quotations, out Beans are fully is. ;ode, On-chan WISBECH CORN MARKET. MARCH 9 There has been a fair show of Wheat here to-day. - Is. lower than last week. In Beans and Oats we' variation to notice. At present very little at* anything in the shape of grain. Best Red Wheats.. 621bs. to 63Ibs. perb lary Wheats.COlbs. „ GI lb. y. and prices we have but little 'ion is paid to Liss ELI instant, ml son of th? tat ktpresent very little atte nstant, at Miss ELIZ Best White Wheat..62lbs Sec. White Wheat..6olbs EIVCAS E-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET, MARCH 9. The supply of Wheat t moderate scale, enuseau y further reduCtiun in r s reported for very limit been largely it ingly dull at a der sell slowly at late rat tion in value can be noted prices remain as request. With U latt from Scot!ant avia, A. FRAS port, to JUL! I I lodging-ho s Throu; On Lb CROSB Same day, at St to FRANC! THA, third do ), to :if On the 6th arke, Mr. ( lianiso me day, at Joh B A., Mr. CC daughter of it Cheshire. youngE Belle-v John CI On tl CLARE Polloct and the S., the A. JOHNSTON - . ti. "nAvrn zq., onl Itink T of WM. El HARD )3IAS R. Church, Mr. THOM of I MN ARA! •(1 son of Air. W Mr. J. DUARTE Rev. Mr ,rer, Wil- W. Wolse ELIZABETH )y the Rev. J. Lyon, to S..kit. l '-r. third of Will .LES WILLI e W;o hedg fe ver l , 0 t aller a A , 11 f into L. ' re Ir nPussible, with the fact staring them ,: :) . 11 ,e market-day can scarcely succeed ; tr ' ge fu United Kingdom without addl. furnished of the fallacy of their Te back, 40s. was stated to be the u Point the price of Wheat could tthe commencement of our im- n ate for.tco h",t ea bb ag ju t ttiyo so ; If; 1k).:54f o ' dl e y, of , of t t e restior ,d led sudie' N.i h li ' i he; esented pt* el find the average price is little more 1' of notice, at this late period of accounts from Ireland not only soundness of potatoes, but also Y. The price in Limerick is sd. _do r „, s servico, 40,, et • • e n 3 I N I) gll- Added to i' v ,also plentiful and cheap. _ tnat large stocks of potatoes are at _colinh; )r — t. a ff ere ect ro i l) lii 1: , t1 ;e 1 : 1 a I: c°lPree.s Et 61 - 11 W e"ll°' I'4 4 ' ti be 5 had #t y .§b, 1 depressed state of affairs (which trade in Brunswick-street for ,entinues, and without any apparent nt; transactions have been of the 'and in the absence of all specula- disposed to pro, .ess with 0 brevi' lt 6 e T4 l 0 0 1 1 forn63 rould be aecep - ted. The arrivals of elpool still continuing liberal, al- during the past fortnight, !le still further. rlO it ()use' at, 'i p.:4 t o Co oro o „., , t t i t k was .` 1 to,!?, , t, r l l 't • t tiog 4,,i f OM! tO oF t it o t; ritl9 , ,, 5 00 ,f ii t4t, t 4 arkably favourable in many of We learn from the north of month the weather was such as any attempt to labour the land, since then, however, it has been doetbaetr 1025,,01 4ww is equally applicable to the ediate neiahbanrliood. As far as o the probable sowings, I would barley iderablit of r e Th-f t eP lircel :o‘ 4s r tool` P.", yto plant them. Flax - will also be !an be procured. Prices have not nth, oats and oatmeal being the • Awry' Pw at P'Y qr CoilegAflena «jr.tlt seland-our correspondent states d to waYlb. e v i rlNN:hott he Ov a p Nctler ed to ti: e iff Soci in preparing t Ile ground .nd we learn that ueen cry anti iavourauie, aria ,' ration s rendered the land friable and well zons with which our farmers are still et` 11 4 Nt 4 e w ee L i 13 4, S 4 144. 1 , for Scotch • , ast 1 43, eek Pig Irot! are nominally the e 10 1 1 With literally nothing, doing : and what A. a 0 Ao. kon—xt „I be en transacted in manufactured iron Le ne, lo o l , Of oof Tee concession in price. " 1 4 , 1 wth j,tlniillaer from British . America, since the for e:‘ le t°6 9 411 1 1' q ' q i iI1141 °P t ed a rY, consist of eight vessels, 4,118 pre" o t dre hr 4 ' l fifteen vessels, 7,503 tons in same n i b MI Of' %; t he 81,;: Th. - - - i ,"u country d eman d a t thi s season i s e,, ce — el, nor does this year form any exen rE.ase t r ? the hi g h er rates o f in l an d carriage ,4:,l4pro,tilitthft- usual dullness. 13 44) 4 the ifo' 10 , At 00P r l s itid °g,titjw4 - Act' 1 of er ib n isb broo nd :0 the „ 4 tha l c ollg ict the 'sl 15 al" r t \V. Ewart, Mr. J. Greene, 1,c4, keyworth Mr. J. Kershaw, All • -Ic.. t' ' '" .Mr. R. Thicknesse, Mr. T. aisley, voted with Mr. Cabden rational expenditure to what it 6rQat Protectionist meeting was held at _ 41 Pitql t 4n . (1 1 , t4,1140t10n 1 P 3`anlev wni .t% ) • -of e n .t62A th - p SC 11 4#' Al r 4 l 4o i t a b n is 6 :l °' r s 0 3fa ll i c oio°4 eSP ,El le t, ?? ly ta be a d [ling 007 Oct Alt C 4.41 f 1 " oppn, gem --, ENTS OF MR. WORTLEY'S BILL. Iti 34 4 t a vil2'e Chronicle of Saturday reports an Ntpisone4p near that town, which it heads, by her husband a a b n o d ur s e i r s t a e t r' C ' a s je t 11-ge 9lite, t ex red on the 22d of Febru 'lness, in the course of which she of having taken arsenic. A zt the poison had been admi- hitPY $l, t t4 too h the .5 1, tc) - kr 1 0 1, ) t ll t er I . 1 ,14 4 1 . , !)._ o o t fr i 1 1 ; t atern at to (led, or t re. l) :ef agal r ' 50 11 ,0 vaa onap t tria" hla _ o r. ner sister, woo were '..`'Olz)`:k •atriiliar terms, the sister residing in 1,,,,, ~,, and., a i,„ . k"). 111 0,,`a1. "Pang in the same bed with deceased k k ii,; , t ,i r ! tile A ar the inquest several circumstances, k k \' klb, l tha t were deposed to, but the verdict kiwitA r ,illi s ; e _ deceased had died from arsenic, but 14, 4 , N0t t r, w a `,( l there was no evidence to show. 1 010 ye cross'l, a awever. made out before the magis i4; 4 I N 111 at •' u tld and hi; i s e ister ". law were corn ‘llJ, i,,,,,ve witnne assize s is about -ln twenty-five, i i .' jil t ,' l'rel:llee is about 21. The female prisoner, 9 01,' , :i t4to-te:t‘a-rlttiedothe mess . for the . deceased, which_ b:lit'ti q Le r id o f r male, it was said, bad expressed V III N i gad a Os wife either by death or other t, ik a m ye, astard child coining." At Wor illNtilAateecOerrt• London, on Friday, Charles I t tilti iil lia r ;gt eerl. ',carrying on business in Morpeth liNth",.,,,ti'llvith : 4 as placed at the bar. before Mr. VI t N 4 lil e t. t•io.l4 l . aving feloniously fired off a loaded . tal,Moto u s l 'elgi l b.,_ • a Young married woman, resid lON% k " 4 t . %jilthood, with intent to murder her. tli," , :fltisYnad,__Pllsone r had discharged a loaded ti•:1, 4 4 1 9 ,,f0 r ':1 1 si ' i : , Into the prosecutrix's room, from 11 1`1 , 4, 11 q 4 5a;i 13 d o t e 'AM a narrow escape. On being WI ;11:t t e t ,, iet.tso,irnec prisoner said that the com tle'Pli eve ham tired fora long time past to produce ~,,, ' I V , t t Nti t : I nd his wife, and having heard her on eli tt i' t ,g 6 4 .- t i l l la ~R e! ;_4 l her to abandon him and start a nd till taid,i,`", country his feelings became tt t X litst llt of i',a‘ing ordered her out of the house, 'At IS, sa f or th e house with the pistol, which he flo t li t /), Il i , h th Protection against thieves, and dis i ,plq..'lliyilth W indow, in order to frighten her, %%'it 4 f,,lL' tt la .41. intention of doing her any seri ttlttertl'it'lttliklY.V'lrst.eate directed the depositions to be tr IA t li' k4 lt ted I ne, the chief clerk, and the pri k' ' lk ti \ to N tvt, ktt.. j ou ewgate for trial. e(i k 4, 11 1 c h, l 41 1) , ta N PAPER-HANGINGS.—"..How IN Ilee N'ob, uvernent in mechanical art !" is an • N I 4..4, qO, ~s l l l n l one that, in these days of pro- It: t itee ot44,Nllght form a stereotype phrase as t !le 4o .ope lirli,d)r riutterance ; but while mechanical tis e 1 4 1 7 th z i tai, l iid ec re,ltY after novelty, the higher 1 ' 1 1 4 4 4) 14 4 11 4 1 ( lo ta , °V machinery, have not been l 'it l t io t i ! N 4 44 1 414 ° P i t ) ; and in no branch is this more ik 1.,,,,,1p of 1. 11 , , l ock -printing in distemper, for k, k ;' 4 l oti r , °l ll, 4 4 rii st e i t e asse4 as paper-staining has now 4 'l t. 4 M o en brilliantlyt invention of ill,P' t ,kt eq ht tl resuccessful ; but as in 1 , 1 14 ( !t„ ttl ati, tile 'at ti, effect can be attained, it is not to ) 1 . 4 04, 4 f t , at e4t 4 ,e art of printing paper-hangings 14, Ns4 tt ' , Y, f 4 ?hEl v i i 2 ll ,of the talented. We are led to hi . .4 5 4 , k, 1b tia„ ov “P," been invited by Messrs. Cuffley tqy?rillattroser-street, to inspect a variety of tIO 0 el-, o ty ° Pt. i t l .r l England and French designs 4 it t lii tie , 1. , s eis 4 p art _ is perfectly useless to allude to tl'i p ,fti,4 •, tx,, lieeptio7n • , each of which breathes a ~, ,,th:t a ,p4) s,z, to ar `l ai la idea as well as execution ; Pie, N 4P ab tl 'e art Ve, as they may be actually Aj o it tl % 4 tno st ,219ne work . There are several exqui- NS "oath„ a l eeti ve `:l,,ln every style of architec ,lit, inis vgs, p asoi f i ce L,l ne seasons, the scenes, and 44 44at wle.-1411'e,dratvi'l'iV. executed ; and though '44lAth, 4l 4N y ,atild 0 Y int ro eg is ly true: 3 2nd the N 1 :Iv t r a _ o ec upy .._ueed, that they more resemble . (1 11 '4 t,o''! p s ' e . o 4 Jott ly, Ye a a_ra rather than the hours that, 1 ,04;Ne e tr ': to t ZtlA p atte r° aPplied to their production., th i ilttt:l 344 -, :. of ' tn to sta e n n d , the i.ntroduction of gold, th a ti rk l , e any d . equally with colour, has ith e es t h kt q l .,l p re ri 4 • 4 3 ,,, gris, and added to them a b pi 10 , m , Ilt tit St eb,r:e.Of the French borders are as L I N 1 1l r?orl t, ' 4 , a eevv"lnßS, but are so well relieved 1 "4 , 4 , 4 [1: a Z'l)r ove l 1 4 , ii )ands distance a similarity to '" no w d l' , is 1 ( .,: a . 7 .. r, somewhat surprising, '''' sold"aino k, an ', neen thus progressing, low al di''Athat many hand.printed ' 2u, Per dozen yards. d to? re s P'o ll %v i . ss o f ej o l ei bY v' s 'eti . d . ,-ho ?I, ng a, Al be rid ana 5 ' P. 000 fines 0 0 / rnote' t he waY j , , r‘o r . e 13 3P 0 t0, ,1 cc!' v 4 t° t y • - i pd en , A Alo ba' Kiddy, 6hipley, adidate, Forbes, Palerino—Cornelia, Menchaca, as—Dolores, Cove, St. Michael's—Johns, Croft, Odessa s Packet, Allen, Malta—Armida, Comto, Nantes. SA I LED. —Parker, Risien, Demerara—Clarinda, Fitchett Witt, Sampson, New Orleans. New I'or Wave Ozane, hence at H nt Havre t Milford. George Evans, from New ()Henn Hope, Ellis, hence for Galat at Messina, with cargo very mach Emma, Williams, and Zebulon, Hart, hence at Newfound- Covenanter, Patterso n ; Albion Hamer, and John 1, henc - e of April Juiias Caesar, Baldwin, and Lady Ann, Ames, hence at St Alit Bosphorus (s.s.), Hall, hence at Cadiz, and for Gibraltar Rose, ailed 26th Feb, Try ; Mary, Rowlands, and Eliza Ann, Bernard, hence for Rotter am, at Mi March 4, CAMPISELTOWN _.— file Currency. Kerr, from Liver pool to Calcutta, c in here, yesterday, leaky. MARGATE, March s.—The Isabella, Watt, from London to Liverpool, is now off this port, in charge of boatmen, having been abandoned this morninz. The palm oil seen floatir4 in the vicinity of the Scilly Is lands is ascertained to have been the cargo of the Woodpecker, from Rie Bento for this port, several parts of the said vessel tons of palm oil Iso been saved at THURSDAY, MARCi ARRIVED —Wind W., light.. iith, from Savannah—Corazon de —Minerva, Clements, Dunkirk— Agitator, M`Gee, Alexandria. . , sel was erroneondy reported on the 4th instant, under thelWad of Savannah, 15th February, to have put back to that port leaky. She left Savannah 3rd February, and came direct to this port. latter port, with the Sir Thomas ( Caroline Agnes, from Sourabava, from Maulmain, for Cowes, and 3 Irani Shangbae, and eilles for this port on 28th Europa, Owens, sailed from Mars Y. John lZohinson, Da n, from Alexandria at Torrevieja, and Roereaua, hence for St. MichtiePs, at Scilly. Irene, M'Elonahl, from Antwerp for this port, at Penzance. Charlotte Ann, Ishorne, hence for Lisbon, at Penzance. Ranger, Duggan, hence for Dordt, at Padstow, with foreyard WATERFORD, March s.—The James, Torney, from Liverpool to St. Thomas, i n ballast, was towed in here to -day from the having been disnanstec , day ilia violent squat!, off Tug MARGATE, Nov. s.—The Isabella, Watt, from London for Liverpool, was brought into the harbour to-day, near full of water, after being on shore and abandoned. ARRIVED SAILED.- FRIDAY, MARCH B.—Wind N.W —Taplow, Davies, froth Dunkirk. .Mora. Stone. and Tomlinson. Kirki Townsend, Richardson; Boston— Rookh,Vaylor, - Lisbon—Martin, Davies, Antwerp—Glidiz, Ro berts, Genoa—Charles Brownell, Splatt, Valparaiso, and Mar- Rowett, Rotterdam. A fire, occasioned by the bursting of a box of acids, took pace to-day on board the Maia, for Arica, lying in the Prince's Ringfield, and Wild Irish Girl Bergman, Eliza Stewart, Sane Calcutta. henceat Bombay. `ord, and Lancaster, hence at William Penn, Conner, and Hope, sailed from Bombay for for this port. Mary Rap, Glendaragh, Elizabeth, El. Dixon, Bellairs, Ha rold, and Rajah, sailed from Calcutta for this port. Roseland, Ball, hence, and sailed for Palermo 27th February, and Moor of Venice, Fuller, hence, both at Naples. Belle Brake, Larsen, hence at Madeira. Pegasus, sailed from Bordeaux for this port 2nd March. Conqueror. Starks, from Alexandria at Falmouth. Bonnie M`Donald,Macduff, from Aberdeen for Portree, with loss of sails, &c. Bosphorus (s.s.), and Pirate (s.s.), hence, and both cleared for Constantinople; Seven, Ellis, from Odessa; Trial, Bullock, from Alexandria, and both cleared for this port, all at Gibral- Robert Parker, now or late of Nottingham, commission agent. Insbury, m erc William Henry Swinton, South-stre Edward Underhill, Chelsea, builder Thomas Long, Belgraye-street South, Pimlico, picture dealer Charles Christie, Vauxhall walk and Broad-street, Lambeth, imber merchant. DIVIDENDS. April 8, A. ATongredion, Liverpool, merchant April 32, R, to be granted, unless c 1870 Surat . .. .. Madras 25620 bales 3824' 291560 3RPOOL C The receipts into this port, coastwise and from Irel Tuesday last, comprise a good supply of Barley and a quantity of other grain, with a fair amount of Flour of Indian Corn and Flour, the imports from America and France are excessive, including nearly 4,090 quarters of Beans from Egypt• Our market this morning has been a counterpart of several previous ones, the trade altogether h dull, and for most articles decidedly lower aving been exce :).d. to 3d. per 701 b. cheaper We note Wheat of all descriptions than on this day week. Barley is also Is. to 2s. and Y Sack Flour Is. per sack lovv,._ tinily, but not quotably, below the rate..,_ Beans and Pease are somewhat depressed in Oats unvaried. Oatmeal 3d. per load cheaper. White Indian Corn is. 6d.. and yellow 6d. to Is. per quarter Wheat, la , 70th. English, red . Ditto, white :. Irish, red .... Ditto, white .. Rye, English, •i) , Barley, English; Scotch & Malt, English, qr Oats, per -251 b, salt is. perqr. lower ArieriCan was also nc BRITISH. s. s. 5 8 @ G 0 New 6 0 6 6 do, 4 10 5 2 (10 5 6 do, 23 0 -! .25 0 Chev 49 0 -53 0 29 0 -45 0 2 10 New 0 0 0 0 [l9 0 -20 0 19 0 -20 0 0 10 - 1 0 red! 5 4 s. d. s. d. 6 0 6 2 6 2 6 6 60- 6 6 4 6 - 4 9 gypt'n 3 9-4 4 0 0-0 ) 0 0-0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 0 -26 0 0 0 - 0 0 —Wind S.. lizbt SATURDAY. MARCH 9 Jeanne d' Arc, —Eliza Bell, SAILED.—Toby, Jarvis, for St. Michael asset, Senegal—Penelope, Renwick, Mix Cayes— Hewitt, tiaroacoes—Eleutheria, Lock, Jamaica—Kinermont, Roberts, and Whitehaven, Higgins, Port-au-Prince—Dyson, Cummings, Buenos Ayres--Princess Victoria, Johnstone, Ma ranham—Hammond, Robinson, Eastport—Niagara (s.), Kyrie, Halitax and Boston—Lightfoot, Park, Halifax, N.S.—America, Masters, Windsor, N.S. —Favourite, Harvey, Cadiz—Panope, Simmons, Genoa—Tamar, Curtis, Galatz—Commodore (s.), Little, Havre—"Eolus, Steffin, Hamburg—Ann, Sanders, Mes sina—Factor, Suiter, Naples—Twee Gebroec;ers, Branbergen, and Merwestroom Stuit, Rotterdam—Hope, Taylor, St. Peters burg--Osisee, Trettin, Stettin. Everthorp, Woof, for Charleston, has put back. Anna Terpsithea, hence at Alexandria. Tigris, Zarb, and Bosphorous (s.), hence at Malta, Freedom, Ley, hence tit Helvoet." _. Jolly Robin, Joynson, sailed from Bombay for this port 20th January. Brigand (s.), from Constantinople at Malta, and sailed for this port. Isabella, Leng; Bengal, Cowie, and Flash, Steele, sailed from Alexandria for this port 14th Feb. • Parthian, Cole, sailed from Malta 23rd Feb., Coxon, 24th, Henry Warburton 26th, and Strathmore 27th Feb., all for this port.. Waterkelpie, Burn, for this port, put back to Malta 22nd of February. Adeline, Bradfield, from Lisbon at St. 'lnes, and sailed for this port 28th Feb. _ _ Chimmra, Shearer, sailed from Oporto for this port on Ist of March. Athena, Ogg, from London at Calcutta. Lipsey, Mitchell, sailed from Lisbon for Maranham on 19th February. Maria, Stubbs, sailed from Plymouth for Sydney, N.S.W. 7th March. Texian, Leisk, from St. Domingo off Isle of Wight SUNDAY, MARCH Io.—Wind W.N.W., fresh. Aunty ED.—Mary, Tweedie, from Calcutta—Serafina, Galdez, and Irene, from Antwerp. SAlLED. — Reginald Heber, M'Farlane, for Calcutta. • San Francisco, Urriola, hence and Vigo, at Cadiz. Philomene, Buicke, hence at Ostend. Victorine, Labadian, sailed from Patmhceu, for this port 4th March. Eleaner. Hughes, from Mauritius at Queenstown. Secret, Hilton, sailed from San Francisco for Mazatlan 19th December. MONDAY, MA RCH 11.—Wind N., light. ARRlVED.—Blarney (s. s.), from Rotterdam—Augusta, from Ostend. _ SAILED.—Hebe, Connibeer, for Smyrna—Ann Melhuish, Jenkins, Calcutta—Auckland, Africa—Menclus, Crocket, for Shanghae—Kyanite, Warren, Newfoundland—Dunbrody, An derson, Lima—Witch, Greetham, Calcutta—Leontine, Areans, Bremen—Governor, Archer, La Guayra—Royal William, Vacx, Hambro'—Anne, Deacbens, Aarhns—Centurion, Ricker, New York—Ajax, Allan, Boston—Nord, Lhotte, Barcelona—Magi cian, Steele, Laguayra. Eulalie, from Nantes at Queenstown. Montebello, Coffin, hence for Trieste, off Queenstowr. VESSELS SPOKEN, Adam Smith, hence in lat. 49, long. 9—Georgians, hence 27th Feb., in lat. 51 N., long. 11 W—Glammis Castle, from Hartle pool, for West Indies, 24th Feb., in lat. 35, long. 16—Earl of Clare, 6th Nov., in Ist. 19 N—Black Diamond, 17th Nov., off east end of Ceylon—Colombo 25th Nov., in lat. 1 N., long. 83 E—Mary, 30th Nov., in lat. 6 S., long. 83 E—Ann, 30th Dec., in lat. 23 S., long. 27 E—Athol, 4th Jan., in lat. 35 S., long. 22 E—Minden, sth Jan., off Cape L'Agulhas—Sir Thomas Gresh am, off Cape Hanglet—lsabella Harnett and John Moore, both hence, 2nd March, off the Saltees—Thetis, hence for Honduras, 18th Jan., in lat. 17 N., long. 59 W—Hermicne, hence for Rio Janeiro, 28th Feb., in lat. 51. long. 11—Pandora, of this port, for Valparaiso, 17th Dec„ off Cape St. John—Carolina, from Newfoundland, for Pernambuco, 23rd Jan., in lat. 10 N., long. 24 W—Empire Queen, hence for Mobile, 10th Feb., in Ist. 32, long. 33—Camillus, same day, bound west—•Waldron, hence for New• Orleans, let March, off Kinsale—Bona Des, hence for RAILWAY RECEIPTS. The following are the receipts of railways for the past weed ; that is to say, up to the date to which the respective returns are made:— LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, MARCH 9. s. d. s. d. , s. d. e. d. Hay, old, 20/b 0 7@ 0 8i Potatoes, 13 Oolb. New Clover , 0 6 0 7i Pink Eyes.... 3 0— 3 6 Ditto, Green Mangelwurzel .. 15 0 —l6 0 Cups Straw, Wheat .. 0 31— 0 4} Turnips,* ton l4 0 17 6 Oat 0 32 0 441 Carrots 23 0 24 0 Barley ...... 0 2i— 0 3 Manure 4 6 6 0 - 0) large 'ess this I' Havan, CERTIFICATES Ise be shown to the contrary on the April 5, J. C. North, Stamford, Lincolnshire, coal dealer— April 5, G. Inger, Nottingham, druggist, MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL, March. Hour 13, Simon Lee Trotmiin (proof and div.) 13, Chas. Kirkman Wilson & Brother (pfSz. dv) 14, Richard and Aikin (proof and div.) 14, Humphrey Roberts (proof and div.) 14, John La Guerramle and Co. (Ist) 15, William Meyrick Jones (proof and div.) 15, John Jones (proof) IS, Thomas Atkinson (Ist) 22, Hugh Parry (2nd) Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 THE CHARITIES LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, MARCH 9. DISCEIARGED: . In-patients cured, 22; Relieved and at own the week, 14; Et&naining in , the House, 186. House Surgeon, Mr. C. B. Wilson • Apothecary, Mr. J. Newton; Chaplain, Itev.W. Treasurer, Alfred North, Esq. ; House Visitors, It. Gibson and H. Lawrence, Esqrs. on NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT, MARcu 9 ADMITTED: A ccidents, 33; Medical and Surgical ( recommendation, 22; Total Eriglish & Scotch, oldi 2 8 Welsh Irish, tine sorts ses iti)on Irregular, 0 ; Died - Consulting Su . Remaining in the Hospital, 83 geon, J. M. Banner, Esq.. ' • Phvsi Surgeon for the week, Dr. Dun,las and Mr. Bainbrigge House Visitors, R. 8..8. H. Bliindell and F. A. Hamilton Esqrs.; House Surgeons, Mr. Tearne and Mr. Wall ; Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rev. Wm. Hughes. 00 LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, 68, SOHO-STREET. WEEKLY REPORT_ ittAD,T. Boys on the Books 107 I Boy; on the Sick List 4 Average daily attendance.. 95 I Obtained Situations T. D. Anderson, Esq., Treasurer; Joseph Hubback, Esq., lion. Secretary ; J. B. Orriss, Superintendent; Visitors, E. Heath and r. I). Anderson, Esqrs. BIRKENHEAD HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY, MARCH 2. 1 ; Made Oat-Patients, 'C Discharged—Cured, 1 ; Relieved, Not Benefited„ 0; Irregular, •; milled, 29 ; Discharged, 19; Remaining, 2., . —Admitted, II ; Discharged, 16 ; Remaining, 37. January Ist, 418. Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Stevenson end Mr. Dixon ; Sur geon for the ensuing week, Mr. Jennette ; Treasurer, Mr. R. Bryans, jun. ; House Mr. Surgeon, Macdougall; Hon. Secretary, Mr, F. Hamp ; %isitors for the ensuing , RO : Home Patients Total since ;ryans, jun ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARY, ROSE-HILL. Patients attended (luring the week ended March 7 :—At the Dispensary, 117 ; at their own dwellings, 38;—total, 155. Joseph Kitchen, Esq., Hon. Secretary and Treasurer, 53, St. Anne-street; Visitors for the week, Mr. Thos. Gilbert and Mr. Edward Barton. - 00 --- .v FIRMARY, EYE AND EAR IN MOUNT-PLEASANT. [MONTHLY REPORT.] EYE DEPARTMENT: New Patients admitted in the month of Feb., 29i ; Patients prescribed for, and who have received Surgical assistance during the month of Feb., 1038.—EAR DEPARTMENT: Patients prescribed for, (new mid old,) and who have received Surgical assistance during the month of February, 260._ •Surgeon, 3arrow ; Treasurer, lienrY Croesfield, Es—q SOUTHERN & TOXTETH HOSPITAL, IN-PATIENTS. I Under treatment _ _ MARCH 6. 4C OUT-rATIENTS. irregular Dead ... Entered. 1 Entered 2 Under treatment 8 Treasurer, Benjamin Platt, Esq. ; Honorary Chaplain, Rev. George Dover, pro tern; House Surgeons, Mr. W.P. Harrison mid Mr. G. C. Sharman; Visitors, Gilbert Harrison and Thomas Robinson, Esq. ; Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Cameron and Mr. Minshull. TIDE TABLE 2 5 2 6 do. 2 3 2 5 do. 29 0 —33 0 do. 25 0 —26 0 do. ,29 0 —3O 0 bloc Beans, English, qr... qr... _ Scotch trisL,v4Bolb Pease, English, white Do. & Irish.. maple, Flour,per 2SOlb ian and English & Irisll,2m Ditto. _ superfine Oatmeal, 19. Id. of 2401 b, Irish, 1848 Canadian Bran. 19 , 2 lb "4 0 -25 ( 0 .29 0 extra !O 0 .20 9 old - do. NoitEIGN s. d. s. Wheat, 701 t) Canadian .. United States do 5 8 Danzig', mixed and do 5 9 L Baltic & ilmbnrg do 5 10 Riga and Petersbg. do 4 10 Odessa, common do 4 Frencb,SpanisliAc do 5 4 5 7 !white 6 0 !do. .. 6 0 TaigllTT Rannat & Marbinopoli 5 2 Mediter., B.tc. bard.do 4 0 Rye, p qr., Baltic, arc. 20 0 Bvley, !p• 601 — • - Oats, 1,1 , 451 b. 5 4 iI rchng,l 13eansomr. European.. 27 0 —3l 0 v , .180 M. Egyptian.... 21 0 —22 0 Pease, v• or., Baltic, &c., white.... 26 0 —2B 0 Canada Flour, qa, barrel, Canadian ... sweeti2o 6 U" W' C 11 0 , est. .anal.. do Philad. & Bltimore.do 22 0 Do. &Canadian.. sour 18 0 Indian Corn, 4801 b. American white 27 0 —2B 0 yellow . 26 0 —27 0 European do 0 0— 0 0 }(10..... 27 0 —27 6 Do. Meal,..p. br1.1961b l2 6 —l3 0 'd0..... 0 0— 0 0 -22 0 (Ohio ''z3 0 —23 6 —22 6 N.Orlris 0 0— 0 0 —2O O j 0 0— 0 0 CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 8. A moderate quantity of Oats and Oatmeal form the chief supplies received into this port coastwise and from Ireland, during the last three days, those of other produce thence being small ; and except 5765 qrs. of Indian Corn from the American States and Europe, with 5340 sacks of Flour from France, the entries from abroad are also trivial. Having still to compete with low prices and good supplies of grain in the country markets of these districts, we continue to have a very limited intercourse with the large consuming towns of the interior; consequently beyond occasional sales to Irish buyers the demand is mainly local.—The weather at the same time remaining exceedingly fine, and all agricultural labours progressing favourably, with the Wheat plant looking well upon the ground : prices of the leading articles of the trade. here, as well as in most parts of tne United Kingdom, are re ported during the last few days to have been partially depressed but not generally forced downwards. Although as regards all descriptions of Wheat, the trade at our market this morningwas extremely inanimate, holders were decidedly firm, and in the few sales effected the precise rates of Tuesday were realized.—States, Canadian, and French Flour attracted rather more inquiry, and by submitting to a mode rate concession, a tolerable share of business might have been trans.ietedl importers, however, refusing to accede to more than a slight abatement, the operations on the whole were ra ther limited in amount. Irish Flour unvaried. Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease remained in the same posi tion as last noted, and in Oats no change was apparent; whilst Oatmeal again receded 3d. per load. _ _ Indian Corn, meeting an improved demand, sales to a fair extent were made, and although white samples declined in va lue (3d. per 4Solbs., all descriptions of yellow maintained Tues- day's quotations. PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, MARCH 9. s. d. s. d. i' s. d. s. d. Beef ll. lb 0 *to 0 7 (Grapes For. v. tb 0 6 to 0 9 Mutton 0 5 0 7 !Pines, For. each. 0 0— 0 0 Veal 0 5 1 — 07 I Do. Eng.*. lb. 5 6 0 0 Lamb {f"e'qr 10 0— 0 C ; Fowls, * couple. 2 6 3 0 hind-qt 7 0— 0 0 'Ducks 4 0— 0 0 Fresh Pork .... 0 5.1 0 6i Geese 3 0— 5 6 Hams 0 0— 0 0 'Pigeons 1 6 0 0 Salmon Soles Cod Fish Turbot For. Melons each 0 0— 0 0 Hares each 2 9 3 3 Filberts 0 10 0 0 'turkeys 3 0— 6 6 Plovers Fresh Butter .. 1 1— 1 2 Rabbits. * cple 2 0— 0 0 Salt Ditto 0 7 0 10 Plovers Eggs X 1205 0 0 0 Wild Ducks.... 0 0 0 0 Potatoes,* Peck 010 1 2 !Woodcocks .. .. 0 0— 0 0 Asparagus, plOO 2 6 0 0 Larks .... doz. 0 0— 0 0 PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST-OFFICE, MARCH 11. desp'd,Last Packet'Next Packet Destination. rfromLondoni sailed. I due. S'HAMPTON STATION Lisbon Madeira Spain every month Gibraltar Malta &lonian Islands } 20th Ripon Next Mail Greece and Egypt.... of every Feb. 20 due Mar. 28 India, Ceylon,& China month. (1) Brit.Col.in W. Ind. (except Honduras & 2nd and 17th ;Medway Bermuda,) For. CC. of every ( March 2'ueMarch 22 I . ' in W. Indies, except * month Havana, Venezuela, and Madeira -1 (2) Mexico & Havana } 2nd of every Illedway .. I Next Mail (3) Bermuda, St. Juan} month only. March 2 due Mar. 22 de Nicaragua, and ,17th ofeve r y Gt. Western s Next Mail New Grenada FALMOUTH STATION. Madeira, Brazil, and Evng. of 4th lIMB Crane 'H M Peterel Buenos Ayres LIVERPOOL STATION.I Brit. N.Atrerica, Ber- 1 Every alter. Niagara America .. muda, and U. States I I Friday. I March 0: March 20 March.l h. m. h. m, Tuesday.... 12, 10 34 10 52 Wednesday.l3 l 11 8 11 23 Thursday ..14 11 42 11 58 Friday ....15 - 015 Saturday ..16 031 04S Sunday .... 17 1 5 124 Monday.... 18 141 2 1 MORN. IEVENO.: HORT. 1 HOLYDAYS, ETC ft. in. 15 3 16 5 17 6 18 1 IS 6 18 2 , sth Sunday in Lent, 17 9 1 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 Fast 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 and :South-Western M'chester, Sheffield, and Lincoln Midland, Bristol,& Birmingham, Midland Great Western (Ireland) 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 Cornwall Whitehaven Junction - York, Newcastle, and Berwick Yo:k and North Midland. &c.,, Week ending Feb. & Mar. 2 1850. Amount. e s. d. 823 0 0 1337 0 0 454 0 0 954 0 0 430 0 0 3345 0 0 5759 0 0 1321 0 0 253 0 0 786 0 0 804 0 0 1001 0 0 113 0 0 716 0 0 2917 0 0 2111 0 0 14208 0 0 3070 0 0 1812 0 0 2771 0 0 927 0 0 2913 0 0 3919 0 0 17038 0 0 12090 0 0 3039 0 0 677 0 0 98 0 0 125 0 0 40204 0 0 600 0 0 7464 0 0 9357 0 0 5128 0 0 20505 0 0 1007 0 0 1850 0 0 3170 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1266 0 0 436 0 0 1377 0 0 355 0 0 8003 0 0 1481 0 0 1643 0 0 783 0 0 254 0 0 182 0 0 11942 0 0 6400 0 0 quotations are with difficulty Wheat—Notrhumberland, Do. Do. lk housel DUBLIN CORN 11L1RKET, :LARCH 8. We had an excessively dull market at our Corn Exchange to ll/. and w” reduce our quotations 6.1. per cwt. for every de .;;nr:n" earreetirt •••-, White Wheat, 103 Od to 113 Od ir.. 12s 6(1 to 15s Od CORK CORN The Flour market amidst much competi are made ition at to the buyer of the county. In foreign \VI was done with the west trade is limited, millers mall supply to thegraio acting with great cannon market at our quotations, There is BELFAST CORN MARI Home supplies have b continued dulness of th indicate that larger stoc in the country than was snore difficult to sell. E nal. B I. Oafs in short supply eal, without much acti iv' meal tieing very limited, and millers refusing ;e corn except for immediate wants, prices of both i receded, the decline being principally in White, of sale is so triflinz as to render q! `'•tions nominal. 'y's market home sl nn!;,... - - and prices moderate which was favour of the buyer, except for 0 ed. Indian Corn neglected ; quotations nominally, White, 7 ; Yellow, £6 ss. to .e 6 12s. Gil. SALFORD CATTLE MARKI We were well supplied with sto( quality. The attendance for the inferior Beasts and otl lower r 11 hard to seil,and pr :h light supplies and week's raies this week, and the !am would seem to been quiet, and s. d. s. d 5 6 - 4 6 - 5 4 - pod, and bah A few very WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET, MARCH 6. At this day's market we had a large supply of Beasts and tendance Sheep of most excellent quality, and a ver, of buyers. Upon the whole a very gond bt and at the close of the market nearly all had changed hand... We had also an excellent show of lean stock and pigs, which met with a ready sale. Beef sold at from 4s. 9d. to ss. 3d. per stone of 14lbs. Mutton from sd. to sid. per lb. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. MARCH 7. 'arket today was not quite so large as usual, and the generally inferior, with a brisk demand, and in some instances higher prices. Beef in sink, 40s. 455., to 465.; ; Mutton, 5d., 6d., to 6-.ld. per lb. ; Lambs, 19s. to each. STATE OF TRADE bi A NCI? ESTE :n.—With a dull continued market we have sin this week. Both manufacturers and spinners inclination to accept reduced rates; and iIIOWII -11[10 but witl parted to the Market generally, as no attempt to obtain any thing beyond the lower rates meets with the slightest success. At the beginning of the week the export houses seemed to keep studiously out of the market, and here offers were made they were even below the lowest nominal rates, and only intended, apparently, as_a test of the market. During yesterday and to- . _ day there has been a slight improvement, apparently induced, in the first instance, by the further decline in prices during the week, and strengthened again, to-day, by the favourable aspect of the news from Calcutta by the India mail. This improve ment is, however, only partial, and has had, EC) far, no effect on producers generally. Yarns, with a continued absence of animation, are further reduced in value for most sorts. The demand for export is still very inconsiderable, and prices are so low—for water yarns especially —as to entail serious loss on the spinners. Manufacturers are cautious operators, and ge nerally obtain some concessions in all but the higher numbers which still continue scarce and command full rates. The further reduction in water yarns has induced rather more de mand from the German houses during the last day or two, and India numbers, which have relatively held th e i r way better than most other sorts, are somewhat further improved by the news to-day, in anticipation of the Overland Mail. ROCIIDALE.—We had in flannels, with little o market there has been little do 1 a rather quiet market this week o change in prices. In the wool . n. 7, and prices have been sta- tionary - LEEDS.—Woollen cloth manufacturers are demanding rather higher prices than those of late, but not higher than the in creased price of wool justifies ; and though merchants are not quite so brisk in their purchases, a good amount of business continues to be done. BRADFORD.—Wools.—There is hut little doing in any kind of combing woo!, and prices are a shade in favour of the buyer. Yarnc—The contracts for March admit but of a small change. In some hands, where they have been above the market, they are now 2d. to 6d. per gross lower, but generally the prices are steady, and no stocks on hand. Pieces.—Dnring the month there has been less activity, and goods have not b e e n t a k en off as produced, but now that the shippers are buying Leipsic fair and other continental markets, more is doing again, am! confidence is strong that prices will now improve. HALlFAX.—Everything remains pretty much in the quiet condition noted in our last report, which might, with truth, be repeated, word for word, as respects Saturday's business in the Piece Hall, and also as respects both the yarn and the wool markets. HUDDERSFIELD.--Our market continues brisk. The manu facturers are working for orders only. MACCLESFlELD.—Manufacturers continue to effect sales of goods freely, but there is some little complaint of prices not being up to the mark, as compared with the raw material. Old stocks are fast working out, and higher prices will have to be paid, or production will be lessened. This applies also to the thrown silk trade. The brokers' circulars, just issued, all con cur in prices being very firm for good and useful silks. LANASHIRE.-Ltheirade in cotton mills at Rochdale, busy ; Heywood and vicinities exceedingly dull, and this week, about one-half of the mills in the above district have commenced working three and four days per week. The trade in cotton factories has a very dull appearance. BRISTOL WooL FAIR, March 6.—There was an average quan tity of wool ordered, and the attendance of the trade more nu merous than usual; but as clips in the Down counties cannot be bought of the growers under 28s. to 295. per tod, there is no encouragement on the part of the staplers to sell at any reduc tion of prices. The buyers of short skin and down shorts are eager in their purchases, and prices firm. It is quite clear that in the southern districts of this country there is now a much less quantity of wool than is usual at this period of the year, acid a confidence obtains that when the stocks in the market become reduced, it will be difficult, if not impossible, to replace them at the present rates. LATEST DATES AT 1 4IVERPOOL, MARCH 10. Australia Bahia Barbadoes Bombay B. Ayres Bermuda Calcutta C. G. Hope. Chagres Charleston China Demerara Havana Honduras Jamaica.. Maranhan: n..'Jan.ll Nfauritius %lazatlan. ‘fe?iteo,(city liobile Nfonte Vide( \ew Orlean s _ cw York... Feb. 20 Panama .... Jan Pernambuco. .. Rio Janeiro.. .. Jan 7.ianFrancisco Savannah St. Helena .. Jan. 21 t. Thomas, Valparaiso Vent [Oa .. i Vera Cruz t I - EVA Oarringes, ;nib Dratl)s. BIRTHS. On the 18th ultimo, the wife of Mr. WM. ADLARD, of Tihfield.street, of a sun. On the 20th ultimo, in Ivy-street, Birkenhead, the lady of E. H. LEVAUX, Esq., of a daughter. On the 2.9 th ultimo, at Pregon, the lady of H. MILLER, Esq., of a daughter. SaMe day, the wife of EDMUND BURLEY, Esq., of Kirk ham, of a daughter. On the 2d instant, the wife of HENRY EYRE, Esq., of a son. same day, at Butley-hall, near Macclesfield, the lady of W. C, BROCKLEHURST, Esq., eldest son of J. Brocklehurst, M.P., of a datighter. _ Smite day, at the wifeof ROWLAND WHITE, Esq. of a son ; and on the following day, at the same place, the wif of THOMAS WHITE : Esq., of a son. IDirect.flndirect lOct. 2C Jan. 1€ Jan. 7 I 1 Feb. if Dec. 29 IJan. 1€ Feb. 7 IJan. I;,' D irect i Indirec t IDec. 18 Jan. Feb. 16 Dec. Same day, at Wa eldest son of SAN card, JAMES shire, to OGAN. E ter of the I e day, at' th TWYCEOSS, Esq., of Workinglk-m•hull Same day, at St. Philip's Church, by tl Mr. THOMAS BATTERSBY to Miss JA Wolselev, 8.A., Mr. CANNEL. .nd pla Same t - , PROBERT. A On the Bth instant, at Stewart, CHAS. POT r ;ed killed durit in it longer than any other In December. at Co!chew Canada. MARY DUNCAIs CROOKSHANK, for On the 4th January regretted by his relat Evans, Esq., of tt e 12th ultimo, at DIED On the 13th ultimo, at I'LEAN. Until within the o walk nine or ten miles a Same day, at St. Dominic nd RICF Ai D NAT'fLE. ellow•servants, lived togett UTHERS CHART nev. .0 HA:11. It is said y, having lived ra, Captain JAMI ,trict of Upper In the ye r three ye inches, deeply 61r. EDWARD took a wile (two sisters) from the maid ser establishment. The master provided the v both parties. Since that event th( for upwards of thirty v( joined a sick club on ti ;ed 96, Mr. A RICHARD HILL 798 the deceased lifter which each together died on - the same night, and were buried on ti 76 and the other 73 years On the ISth ultimo, in London, need 66 years R:f , journ hor of a n k Man o'W ivy, which on !ini, a►►d were Itrilllited to the Lie day, side by side, the one aced 1 in pouf On the 21st ultimo, Mr. WM. tged 87. his 84th year, Mr. J AN ( the funds of the Stamford Tradesmen's years, from which he received about .t 1 On the 23rd ultimo, Mr. DANIEL WEBB. family remarkable for their lo of whom amounted to 10v.0 yet 23th ultimo, in her le years matron of t On the 27th ultimo, from an enl nighter of the late M r. ORM: On the 28th ultimo, at sq., for many years as Same day, in Louth Ir. DAVID sown in literature Der's life in Blackwood's 211 a- psv(nu-street, Stamfor numerous s of twelve n his 72d yetir, th LIANIS, vicar of Lthmi On the Ist inst., in UDER, JAMES .eet, to FRANCES —..e Trace. .me day, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. D. D. Stewart, ~ FREDERICK WILLIAM, son of JOHN HOWARD. , lay, in Jordan-street, JANE, re NSON. Same day, in Strand-street year, Miss LUCY MILCH RI Same day, aged 38, Mr. Brunswick-road. On the 28 instant, of consumption, SON, draper, Douglas, Isle of Same day, aged 15 mont Liglas, Isle of EDWD. EVANS, watchmaker,. Hr. A. WIL AYER FIELD, oni Ne!sou.street. ving son of Sir :-.4`a . trie day, at Annan, in SON, late commander of t was in the service of the ( !! JOHN HUD• oria. lle tvel - pool Steam Navigation Company for twelve years Same DUG DA lay, aged 68, A LE, of Islingtos CHRISTOPHER Same day, aged Same day EDWARD WEBSTER jun., liquor. t, St. Ilelei Same day, at Richmond, Yorkshire, in her nth y me day, in Friars'• I . ifis..liter of the lat SARAH N.NCES v. R. S ,AN( D.D., Bishop of y, in FaMtu )ttnflain matior Same day, at Bath, agedBl, Lady HUSSEY BICKEItTON Same day, Mr. I'. MACAULAY, of Gill-street On the 3d instant, in her 21st year, ANN fourth and only retraining child o!' tht RAVENSCROFt dyer, G vs of thirty !UNA ORR. ELIZABETH, e Mr. 6TEPHIN ;e-street Same day, at the Yo, k Hotel, Par:Vde, Douglas, Isle of Man, in her 40th year, JESSIE, wife of Mr. WM. STEWART. Same day, aged 44, Mr. THOS. TRELI'ALL, for nearly 20 years in the employ of Myssrs. J. I-I. Greene and Son. Same day, aged 52, ELIZABETI-1, wife of Mr. H. FAIR.. CLOUGH, of Brownlow-hill, and daughter of the late Mr. J. Bedford, of nightield-street. Same day, at „ Dee Cottage, Chester, aged 40, Mr. THOMAS EVANS, merchant. Same 'clay, in consequence of a fall off a building, aged 50, Mr. THOMAS MORGAN, of Waterloo. On the 4th instant, a Brownlow•hill. dr. THOMAS READ, of Same day, at Leamington, in his 70th year, the Rev. G. HORNBY, rector of Bury. Same (lay, in Gambier terrace, in his 52d year, NICHOLAS ROSKELL, one of her Majesty's justices for the borough of Liverpool. Slane day, suddenly, in Clap;liton-road, Birkenhead, aged 61, Mrs. MARY FAIRHURST. Same day, MARTHA, relict of the late Mr. THOMAS CAFFIY, of Frederick-street. Airs. C. WARDROP„ relict of the late W. War e drOp a r s B q 3 . , Same (lay, at Park-house, Clapham-p ar k , Surr y secretary to the Bank of Scotland. Same itay, at the residence of her sister, Mrs. S. Mrinland, 17, Mersey-street, aged 37 years, Ai rs . M Carpenter, widow of the late Captain J. Mainland, of the brig Regina, of Barbadoes. On the sth instant, in Kitchen-street, aged 64, WINIFRED JONES, for ten years leechwoman to the South Dispensary. Same day, in her f Sth year, Miss MARY SUAINER, of Wharton-hall, Cheshire. Same day, aged 70, Mrs. BROWNLESS, wife of Mr. John Brownless. Same day, after a long illness, in Derby-park, Rock Ferry, ":0, ANNIE, third daughter of Captain WM. LORRIVIAN. ..,anie day, in London, in her 90th year, Mrs. E. WALLACH, mother of Mr. 11. Wallack and Mr_ 1.- - '— Same day, Mr. WALT"_:" Same day, in Seymour-street, of Mr. JOHN BRADIRIEN, chee of the late Mr. JONES `^' s IVaHack ookkeeper MARIA, wife ui-L1) daughter 'roy, ne a r St. Awl'. Same day, near Edini CRAIG. The deceased in 17S and e S. GIBSON T to the signet teat numerous .nd is amongst the ,ectable body of 1 art in all the great - of this country from 17 md most of the leaders of the old - Whi Intimacy with Foi !boo'. As an ack ?red to that party' nowledgment of the ser he was created a barenct Government of Earl G On the 7th instant, 1 St. Werburgh-street, Chester the Uui 1831 by the JOHN LANCASTER, confectioner, Same day. of water in BICKERSTETH, of High On the sth instant, in Che.. formerly of the Globe Vaults, Wap k . Same day, at Willow-bank, near thi; town, after a long and painful illness, SARAH ANN, wife of Mr. JOHN ORMANDY, and youngest daughter of Simon Fisher. Esq., of Chapel-house, near Whitehaven. ?rain, aged 17, Mr. HENRY Mr. RALPH PARRY, Same day, in Londot., diseu the banking-house of Glyn, Hal been a partner in the above 1 On the 9thinstant, aged G JONES, Preseot-street. Same day, aged 47 years, Mr. EDWARD FItANCEYS, of ibis town Mr. THOS. HALLIFAX, of Mills, and Co. He had words of half a cents , the wife of Mr. JOHNry. rin for up 3, SARAH On the 10th instant, at Sackville-street, Erertnn, aged 70 years, ARABELLA, relict of the late Mr. GEORGE FORSTER, Walsall. 3 a 24 2 3 2 747 3246 1756 12378 1973 1123 813 1741 3268 18069 11362 1995 228 243 120 11228 6420