The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-02-03 00:00:00

GENERAL NEWS. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS. ,_ ' es The Britannia, 120 guns, is reported to be ready for Ititenillt oP erns ARM We understand that it is sea on the 7th instant. fark'l ings te ask parliament. in the estimates of 185253, O n Monday afternoon, General Lewis Grant died Bud luoat s eee r" l• eae to ' , the present nuinbers of the army of denly. of disease of the heart, in an omnibus. .I'4 ,'''''n e , mem— Horning Herald. Some ostriches are in training in London, and can, it is tole % ',PIMA)? SQUADRON.—It is generally reported ssid, beat the swiftest racehorse. They are are ridden by the e s Bl4Ash' squadron is about to be withdrawn from a little boy. tlll o ;;Triast of Africa, and a single iron war steamer, to A gentleman was committed to the London House of lilbsti ttl C i m a Of . :the chief ports once a fortnight, to be Correction, a few days since, for an assault, and was t it ir ,. ;or it. driven there in his own brougham• tile b nti tileThilirlCNCES.—Orders have been received at The Turkish Government have at present in course of actie s — 'etal outports, to render the guard-ships fit for construction in England, seven steamers of 800, 700, 300, ttorp. ' e l service. The dockyards are to get the see- and 200 tons. ott e ; or eathlehip made complete and kept separate irom At Watton, Northumberland, there is now living a goose %ti e s °'•e's that they may be ready at the shortest known to be 65 years old, and the mother of 600 to 700 a t e lieles Messenger. gos li ngs, 10 o f w hi ch were hatched last. year. Itsitr °tl tkit CotteciiieNcE.— The Rev, Mr. Winton, Th e l a t e L ew i s R ap h ael, E. g., the b rot h er o f t h e l ate Rob % h e, Atriaton, in the sermon he preached in Dr. Al exan d er Raphael, Esq., MP. for Sr. Alban's, has be ee a eherCh, Glasgow, on the Sunday before he q'aeathed, it is said, £lO,OOO to Cardinal Wiseman. leti a :sad waiich was, we believe, the last he delivered The revenue of Aberdeen hat -hour for 1t19,e41,a the. yea r : a li t :s r I tOto . ?world—selected ectedfor his te xt the iifiremarkablereaud water, words Al th oo , 1. 12 • £15,127:be w ei c..w..,. .s sh o n n ys t ir e g a cla f s a s il o in f g gfod o s f c .4 ar . ried , by e ra g ilway. itii tt - eroughtest U 9 out into a wealthy place." p' Stir of e n Duke i has retired from the Coal Exchange, mo d , PIRMINDHAM TRIENNIAL MUSICAL FESTIVAL h NC,' ' o ' otters than half a century, has maintained a London, with an ample, fortune, after a long and honour able connexion therewith, extending to thirty-three years. Yei ts • l Primtation in the musical world, takes place this A subscription is being raised for the purpose of placing ,tibe Under the patronage of the Queen and Prince a bust of Lord Denman in the hall of the Law Institute, als s ett i l and . tinder the presidency of tee Right Honour- Chancery-lane. The subscribers are the members of the esi ed Leith • the days appointed f ir its celebration s t the a'Law Institute and the profession in general. Te e ~ "H. 8'11; 9th and 10th of September next. A girl, fourteen years of age, was enticed away from DriedkillijUßLEANS FAMlLY.—Cardinal Wiseman. accom- her parents, at Leeds, by a gang of thieves, and, when 1 ,,,,1tY !ifs Seeretarv, Mr. Searle, and the Right Rev. discovered, was in the midst of a course of lessons on the At tl edliei, of Edinburgh. visited her Majesty Maria art of picking pockets. Ine tt l ) 4 . the ex-Queen of the French, and the rest of the Feargus O'Connor has quitted England to reside in tile e i er s of the Orleans family, at Claremont, towards France, his health being much impaired. He has trans theif"e of the past week. The cardinal was received by f erre d t h e copyr i ght of the Northern Star to Mr. It ' tis trions exiles in the kindest msnlier.—Standard. M`Gowan, the publishe r , a nd Mr. Fleming, the editor. iM b rlttllLß DEATH FROM FIRE.—On Saturday, the The shipowners of Ly n n h ave b een p ecu li ar ly unfortu the-ePnts of Kentish Town. London, were :alarmed by nate during the last, two years, in which time not fewer than iloiliZs of fire from No. 1. Craven-street. occupied by a nineteen vessels belonging to the port have been totally Lei s t; e 'n• Upon enterine the house, they found Sarah l est. Nis uniirSageel 7. one mass of flames. The poor crea- Mr. Somes, the ship-builder, has just imported in the IN' w ho 'was burned to a cinder. was carried to the Coromandel, from Moulmein, the largest mast ever • Is: t e i l ‘mti.s (!ollege Hnspital, where she expired. brought into this country. It is of teak, 72 feet long,and ?tide I tli ttPUL AND FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—On 27 inches in diameter. th e e morning, a number of late - irers were at work on The sea pilots belonging to the Ttne have purchased a si g h t 1 ' 41 ; 1 101am line , at the Sudbury station, when the h an d some and powerful steamer, to be employed in board the tae a.m. up-train arrived rather suddenly. All i ng i nwar d - b oun d vessels when the state of the weather 1 410 — " got out of the way of the train, excepting one, precludes the employment. of their ordinary boats. osy ea w as knock e d d own an d p asse d over . H e was con - One of the Gloucester police was seen on Sunday night lie e ;_ t ,e i. the Unive r sity Colle g e Hospit a l, London, where l a t e l y, carry i ng a ch il d to the T orsley prison, because the ? Ail '' , ed. youngster had refused to take a dose of medicine pre- Ooln e I P RRISM IN THE PEERAGE.—On dit that a certain scribed by his mother. to m ; rtd. closely connected with a ducal house, is about. In the Daily News of Friday last, it was announced *bleb in fortita pauperis for the annual allowance to that the Marquis of Clenricarde, Postmaster-general, had ssia• l t l ",eaed peers are entitled from a common fund, resiened his office. His intention to do so had been sel vs : . ne in existence, and exclusively supported by them- rumoured for several days previously. not b , though an application of the present nature has The Morning Herald states that the Metropolitan po -81:se!' e!' e n made in the memory of the oldest (political) lice-officers ar e henceforth to be drilled in the same way want. ' as troops of the line. The arrangement was to take effect feIII N °ULAR OCCURRENCE.—As some workmen were from the Ist instant. esiltng timber near Herne-bay, they discovered in the A man was accidentally burned last week, near Alnwick, inte e rt s i l one of the trees a cavity, in which were the re- beneath a quantity of hay, and suffocated. A stick was Of l-- ; n' a cat. The skeleton was entire, and some hair, lying below his neck, which, from the weight above, had ject e -an tlY colour, yet remained on the skin. It is con- borne upon and compressed the jugular vein, causing % a i r ed that the animal, having entered a hollow part of suffocation. lis e r ee, was unable to extricate itself, and the wood in Last week, a lady was observed to drop her gold watch the; e B : l of years h a d grown roun d it . Th e skeleton of from her pocket at Richmond, Yorkshire. It was picked 4 11e,, — ' will be sent to the Canterbury Museum.—Canter- up by a poor man, in very destitute circumstances, who ,te.trpourna/. followed the lady and restored her property, and was Ur about ~1 4, () TED MATRICIDE.—A man nam e d John . Iliff, rewarded with a " Thank you ; you are very h onest . gem! ' lO years of age, and who w a s f orm e r ly assistant The Blair Iron Works. which were advert i se d o i be sold Yer es e ni . Trinity Church, Southwark , and has for many by public sale in the Royal Esehange Sale- rooms, Gas •ow, %l e a reside d with his mother in Horsemonger-lane, on did not find a purchaser. No one made an offer, and the Y ea r mornin g cut the throat of his mother, who is 72 sale was adjourned. The . works are amongst the most Ne ld a ,' are. She screamed, fell to the ground, and was extensive and valuable in the west of Scotland. hor e ? l ng in a pool of blood. lliff ran to Horsemonger A correspondent of the Daily News suggests that as tee n'ye a tr emen d o us d ou bl e k noc k a t th e prison gate, there has been an almost total disuse of fire-arms among too su s er ciaimed,," Take me in, I have done it, I have th e B r i t i s h populat i on, grounds should be set apart for ritl . -1. er..d my mother." Her wounds, however, are not ' practice, and legislative facilities aff o rded for the formation of rifle clubs throughout Tn s T the country. eteckhe man is quite insane. a CHATEAU OF HAW—This now voted building was The Russian brown bear at the Royal Zoological Gar lilties ,in iIB present state r by Odon V. in 1216, on the dens here,on Mondaylast produced three cubs. InJanuary kO n i?' castle datin pobably from th e ti me of the 1850. we announced the birth of two cubs by the same ' l l, - . 4 . 1 8 . The princip al tower of this bastille is called mother. We are not aware of any previous example of %e s I nt du Connetable de St. Pol." For the last bears bringing forth in a state of captivity.—Scotsman. the s and years this castle has served as a state prison, While the steamer Courier was on her last trip from ir o ,, e sn's of its memorable inhabitants were Charles the Gothenburg to Hull, she burned ail her coals on the Przo i !' ,king of F rance , i n 923 ; Louis XI., king of voyage. In this emergency the captain had recourse to ka ra Z. 1 9 1470 ; Miraheau, 1 782, &c. Its . xternal ap- some oil-cake on board, thirty tons of which were used to which 3 IS quite in keeping with the mediaeval period in keep up steam. k t i . It was erected. Lieutenant Pim has returned to England, his enterprise tempo "Lalt AND FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Saturday af- to seek for Sir John Franklin being for the present IlOe o .! , as James Robson, about twelve years of age, abandoned. This o ffi cer is now a volunteer for employ wag , James Robson, gamekeeper, res idi ng at Daiswinton, ment in the expedition intended for the search to the the o l niing himself by cutting out men for a draft beard, north-west of the Wellington Channel. 'eke s e 'le slipped and entered the lower part of his thigh Lord Campbell has laid down as a rule that every plain- Start s " c l i l ch force as to sever an artery. The little fellow tiff or defendant who is to be called as a witness must be N k UP and attempted to run across the road to his out of court from the commencement of the cause until th et b u nnle, but was so weakened with the l o ss of blood h e is put into the box, and that as soon as be has been koe s l r ete he could reach it he fell down. He was re- examined he must again leave the court. of ,ii to his father's house, where he died in the course Mr. G. Herbert Rodwell, the well-known musical com_ tS e a : minutes. before medical aid could be obtained. poser, and also author of "Tile Memoirs of an Umbrella," ePort. W S T O EM IN THE NORTH OF SCOTLAND.—The " Old London Bridge," the extravaganza of " Bluff King oet ee s received last week describe all the coach roads H a t," and " O'Dotioghue," died on Thursday week, at 'eith :„ 4 la und e e and Inverness as c , vered six feet deep his residence in London. toad e - s • , ° s w, and no communication could be made till a Mr. &dell, naval architect, at Stettin, and Mr. 'time of t through. Near Carr-bridge, in Caithness. Ruthven, an English engineer, have constructed a ship Ildden, we re ridge s o f snow, over which horses had to be which is impelled neither by wind, oars, nor steam, but by int ene, ere sixteen feet deep, and quite hard. The retroactive hydraulic power. The essay they have made 'hwelmen i C °RrieF records the loss of four lives—two is said to have entirely succeeded. er e ~,' a s hepherd , and an old man—in the recent storm. There will be five Sundays it, this month. A similar reen), ere also many hair-breadth escapes in Strathspey, event will occur after 28 years, viz., in 1880. Afterwards oath rh eas, and Lochaher. M an y s h eep h ave b een lost there will be no similar occurrence for 40 years, viz.,1920; on e f....aerP, in Strathard, and the neighbourhood. On because the year 1900 will not be leap-year, owing to the 'hlo ss, 4 tni in Glen Islay no less than 3 . 0 sheep have been dropping of a day on the completion of each century. e s traind all the farmers have to some extent suffered. It pains us to announce that a near relative of an illus. tie ty k owager Duchess of Gordon lost between fifty and triou s d u k e has been reported to be absent from his ship, A 4ueets—smothered in a turnip field. now in the Tagus, without leave. We hope that the in -0 i ii .: NUT FOR ARCH , FOLOGISTS.—A Savannah paper re- telligen ce by the next packet will clear up this very dis a mar ve ll ous st or y th a t a Captain D'Auberville has, agreeable circumstance .—United Service Gazette. 4_i.iist out on a sea shooting expedition, found a cocoa- We are glad to announce that the Eastern Counties and test' enclosing a parchment covered with Gothic charac- Great Northern Railway Companies, on Thursday, came s r, which on being translat e d into French, contained a to an amicable and mutually beneficial arrangement for a Is. ° St but concise account of the discovery of Carttry, or division of the traffic at points of dispute. This cannot C 'l`kiant4r India, addressed to Ferdinand and Isabella, of fail to be highly acceptable to the shareholders in both Ilbly : a nd Arragon, saying that the ships could not pos. companies:.—Herapath's Journal. th e , br t /ive the tempests another day; that they were The Admiralty have, it is said, at length compromised Oar rat i v w een the Western Isles and Sp a in ; th a t two like the claims of the various parties for the invention and the e a ' es were written and thrown into the sea, in case adaptation of the screw to propelling our men-of-war, by taigh t In . v al should go to the bottom, that some mariner the payment. of £lO,OOO out of the Navy Estimates to the doe uroe l) ck up one or the other of them. The strange Company which, under one firm, have amalgamated their bold a n dll t was signed " Christopher Colunibus," in a interests. and cee dashing hand. It also bore the date of 1493, Mr. John Walter, M.P., and chief proprietor of the Year.vusLetuently had been floating over the Atlantic 358 Times newspaper , delivered a lecture on the " Life and Il t tite r tli he letter closes with an assurance from the Times of Socrates," on Tuesday evening last, in the hall totter , 'at he would euard his treasure safe until his of the Mechanics' Institute, Nottingham. The room was 14 eto se - . . . ay .._ the united States, which would be in April or densely crowded on the occasion, and numbers were unable 1, 1 . , It. Di Ylcip tet . to gain admission. s i s elne son, NT DONATIONS.—By the will of Mr. Thos. A document has been published, showing that in one ..Sse e , late ; of Upper Holloway, London, the co- sh •pe or other the Duke of Wellington has received 4‘t;el.,neou,S r ep .interest of £12.000 (in , addition ' to .£ . 2 613.675 of . the public money, including interest o . n h`neV o l e :Vral,te) IS bequeathed to the Governesses 1,76 1 .000 parliamentary grants. His grace now holds six gilli': P. ole o Institution on the death of his daughter, Mts. public offices, the pay for which amounts to £8,365 15s. f. "•Ichardson. Nlr. Dickinson has also bequeathed p er annum , a l ei ,ety e ; °f j, e tlley duty) .' . £4,500 to the . Animals' Friend In each of the counties which have a local constabulary, st s ".!.Reet .! '"uo to the London Hospital ; £l,OOO to the a number of police-o ffi cers have been appointed to act as t i ,Yla, 'oiled School; £l,OOO to the London Orphan excisemen, with a view to the suppression of illicit dis- ,I l e " the `tie 1,0 00 to the Infant Orphan Asylum ; £l,OOO tillation. All the o ffi cers and men of the same force, by ,t,tt in,nrine Society ,• £l,OOO to the National Renevo e an order of the Board of Customs, are to be Custom-house- no % . 'ta l i— . un £1,1•00 to the Destitute Sailors' Home ; o ffi cers. Custom-house s,r klnp.the Deaf and Dumb Asylum ; £l.OOO to the On Thursday last, in the Court of Queen's Bench, Lord ch: to r ti; H ospital; £5OO to the Holloway Dispensary ; Campbell, the chief justice, announced that on Tuesday la ss n e el p ap !, Labourers' Friend Society ; £4,000 to White- next, the 10th inst., Mr. Justice Patteson would be pre dWiu, pot ato the interest to fi n d t wen ty p oor p eop l e wit h sent in that court ; but he grieved to say that it would be P4 N tn e sep;es and co a l, w h o are cons t an t a tt en d ants at the last day on which the court and the public would have Pari s h, i £4 000 on similar conditions, to Hollo- the advantage of that learned judge's presence and l'h e tli ,e Sa,,? . t 2 ,000 to the Idiot Asylum ; £l,OOO to the assistance. „ies ae i' e t3" ; XI,OOO to the Charing-cross Hospital. Two men, who had by mistake travelled on the Eastern 4rie'uno t o e s are of various amounts, not exceeding Counties Railway a short distance in a second, instead of l iou,, A leach relative, with various legacies of £lO.OOO a third class carriage, for which they had paid, were taken in ta s e s kee per each to other branches, with £lO,OOO to his and kept in custody for a night because they had not the C oot nit ech • Mr. Dickinson was a merchant of eminence means of paying the difference, 61. each. They in conse. he tl l liny, ;Pei, and a member of the Court of Drapers' quence brought an action aeainst the company for false 44 be r nna whom he received a testimonial, which imprisonment, and got £25 12s. damagese v oe_ nneathe Se 'nee s , to his daughter. Captain Ericson, the distinguished Swedish engineer, 11 4 1 'e-eq. *-Mteit AND HASTY INTERMENT IN A CON- has, it is said, succeeded in solving the problem of the hap i a le Coa l" F anny Emily Wraxall, an inmate of Gurnley caloric engine, and has already constructed two, one of tie d hOf age w}; Isleworth, a young lady about twenty-one 100-horse power, and the other of ten. The large one is t, es been *lto was placed there originally by her aunt, charged with air in one minute and forty-five seconds, ' , let sYs .2 1 a resident for a considerable period, died a consumes scarcely any fuel, is proof against any possibi- Se et iLd t 557,. within a week after taking the vows, which '• dent,' ant' -- • ' e tie t kilo s : I nduced to do by the earnest persuasions of tet, t i p), h e , n ec clesiastic, with a high sounding title. Of 104, 4 811 0 , Protierty was assigned for the benefit of the t 2 l .s 0 7. 1 * of e n , The only persons present till within a 'llly l est, n 'lour before her death were Mr. 'Warring, staNs ft thu d the superioress of the convent, and it was nr t G ast rI, o al , moment that a medical gentleman was t 4114 e r d e loess her death. On the second morning sense. tes sli ef th e e in a lse her remains were interred within the Mr. Hitchcock, of St. Paul's Churchyard, London, e ll l e t ' or a a te . b lishment, without a single relative being findin g that the Early Closing Association was in debt 'tilss_ee7th was Itieuiry instituted into the cause of death. some £ 3OO, promised to double the amount that could be ea ar t 17 8 , 1 , 8 0 not registered until tile 16th, when it raised towards the liquidation of the same within a see litieltare' ner e r l `Lie registrar for the district as follows : cified time. Rather unexpectedly £406 was obtained VtloNe.;: . 1 85 2 e ni Wraxall, aged twenty-one, died 6th within the given time. Mr. Hitchcock fulfilled his promise, t,:eo,, bra n g,oause of death stated in the medical cer- and the association has, in consequence, £5OO in hand. s,4lgteativeurt, Pneumonia, typhoidia, accompanying Early on Friday morning week, the parish church of sellSes st ton in " l amination of the sublingueal glands." Knowstone, Devon, was sacrilegiously entered, and plun taelt is e i ta e d ic tjp nein . e, the speedy interment, and the dered of the whole of the ancient sacramental plate. etitioe tilde c al advice, are felt to need explanation, Amongst the articles i s a massive paten , the gift of Queen te i tte.`! of ley e " . ' s 2d that the subject has engaged the Elizabeth, date 1576 ; another of William 111.. date 1695. VVeit op'.„wakley, M.P., coroner for Middlesex. The value of the articles is upwards of £.300. A large iik`titt,':ioles,, eartuitivieene CASE.—The case of " Miller reward is offered for the discovery of the perpetrators of eon on Tuesday last in the Exchequer this sacrilege. sl%4otitstiltlettlietaetzlotSeserfgeant Channel!, for the plaintiff, review. An awful instance of sudden death occurred on Sunday wed e t a d th at troro Elizabeth down to the present time, week, at Navenby. The congregation had assembled in 1 44 t t l i it (' , Y t° be t ake n propounded oaths of allegiance and the Wesleyan chapel at that place, and among them was e Pd ti e .n e by Christians and Christians . alone; an aged man named John Harrison, who, before th . e corn essansti ue oathsntlY Alderman Saloenons, in taking his mencement of the service, did not seem to be particularly *0 p e At . l ,, h.._,! omitting the words, "on the faith of ill. With the others he engaged in prayer, and while 'ki l ; th4lled, taTineurred various penalties. Sir Fitzroy offering up his devotions he drew his last breath, and was l ai it L e n hs til e 6thlng various exceptions, the chief of which carried out of the chapel a corpse.—Lincolnshire Times. N t ei k ,,gri t r,„e4Th er . George 111., chap, 53, imposing the The following returns to tenants , from their rent, have ti,m; ee 'i e ot ben of Parliament, was no longer binding, been made at rent audits :—Lord Berwick, Atcham, flf 'St 'al ee l th —4l renewed at the end of George IV.'s teen per cent. ; W. Ormsby Gore, Esq., ten per cent., se h, l l 4n_eri et etLefficers of the house had administered the with special allowances for injury inflicted by a storm in ii‘tian'te_pata2 na me q the Sovereign without obtain- June last ; W. H. Gore Langton, E”., ten per cent., th e ' ti, eiane'Y authority for doing so. From an ob- and it was intimated that the reduction would be per ttsylittit Poi nt ci e r the Judges, they do not appear to con. manent tilt better times Come ; Sir E. Blount, Bart., Nlll4 ker q the Misch importance ; and at this stage of Mawlev-hall, ten per cent. to all tenants who had not v e , l ito i ttga r , e Court rose till Wednesday. ,On that taken their farms at a corn rent. ty t ik4. l t.► n' t ti e Chi ef o f ef counsel were resumed, At the con- Mr. Roebuck, in a recent speech at Sheffield, uttered a nti tirß ne. , , Baron stated that the case had been the followin remarkable sentences in reference to uni. to kki Of Bret m n both sides, and that as it involved versal suffr ag e :—" He did not think, whatever they etie . to the 4 0 e set lmportanc e , the Court with reference to might say , th at the majority was always the wisest. He ititillk e l' it s Peat length of the argument, would wish had rather ' a feeling to the contrary; and . when he was in " c 'Ot ttt ln't j4d grn t • 4 64_ hi_ t y , en ,in order that they might have the majority, he began to doubt if be was right. He might `‘TetaZde n :,,lookin g over the acts. The judgment, be wrong in that. Let them look back. and they would ' 4 °4l ' bn etaSelveS to Y. any Particular clay , would find that all the great truths that had affected the destinies of mankind had been at some period in the minority." ufr of arm, requires only one man to attend it. The Reformers of Edinburgh held a meeting in the Music-hall of that city on Tuesday night last; The Lord Provost presided, and the Right Hon. T. B. Macaulay was present, giving the sanction of his presence to the propo sal submitted for a£s franchise. Few of the really influ ential inhabitants of the Scottish Capital, even of the old " Liberal" party, honoured the assemblage with their pre- THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 155,2,. A deputivion from the Association of Employers of Operative engineers, consisting of Mr. Field, (of the firm of Messrs. Maudslay.Sons, and Field,) Mr. Ravenhill, (of 'he firm of Miller. Ravenh.ll, and C 0.,) Mr. Penn, (of the firm of John Penn and Sun,) Mr. T. Fairbairn, (of the fi-m of Messrs. W. Fairhairn and Sons,) and Mr. J. B►yth, (of the firm of J. and A. Blyth,) had an interview with Sir G. Grey at the Home-office, on Friday. A court-martial was held at Portsmouth, on Monday, on Lieut. Reeves, of the R )yal Marines, serving on board the Rodney, for omitting to pay £23 on account of the ward-room mess, and allowing a debt to accrue for his mess and wine. He was found guilty, and sentenced to be dismissed her Majesty's ship Rodney, and to be placed at the bottom of the list of First Lieutenants of Royal Mari nes. There is now living in the parish of Pitminster a woman, aged 104. named Betty 0 tten, the ages of whose living proz.t-ny are 80, 78, 65, 63, 61, 54, 53—in all 558 I She has also 40 grandchildren and 200 great grandchildren now living, and several dk , scendants of the fifth generation ! She is supported partly by parish pay, and partly by the benevolen,e of the ladies and gentlemen in the neighbour. hood, who know her extreme old age. She has always subsisted on the most simple diet.—Western Flying Post. A fatal fire occurred on Friday morning last in Welbeck street , L qint], when an old infirm man named James Webster, lying in the third storey, was burned to death. Lie was a sheriff's officer, and had only entered the house with a boy on the previous evening. Two other persons escaped with difli , •ulty, hay ng been roused by a favourite dog that slept in their bedroom, and got away by means of the roof. The dog was unfortunately destroyed by the flames. The vessels building for screw war-steamers are the Agamemnon, 90 guns, 600 horse, at Woolwich ; the Eu. rvalus, 56, 360 horse, at Chatham ; the Imperieuse, 50, 350 horse, at Deptford ; the James Watt, 90, 550 horse, at Pembroke ; the Royal Albert, 120. COO horse. at Woolwich ; the St. Jean d'Acre, 100, 650 horse, at De vonport ; and the Tribune, 30, at Sheerness. No paddle. wheel steam-vessels are building at any of her Majesty's dockyards; but there are several screw steam-sloops not enumernt , d in the above list, as they are to be fitted with engines of 60-horse power. Charles Wright, an ordinary marine, was tried by court martial at Portsmouth, on Wednesday last, for deserting from the Asia, at Valparaiso, in December, 1850. It appeared that he afterwards gave himself up, and was sent on board the flag-ship and put on two-thirds rations. When he made a complaint to the captain on this subject, and asked to be restored to his proper rations, he was immediately placed in irons. In this way he wss con fined upwards of six months. The court sentenced the prisoner to receive fifty !ashes on his bare back ; to be mulcted in all pay and allowance due to him, and to be dismissed from her Majesty's service. VARIETIES OF COAL USED FOR FUEL.—The kinds em ployed may be classified as the anthracite, the bituminos, and the splint and Cannel coals. Anthracite coal is of a peculiarly hard, tenacious, and stubborn nature, requiring that it should he broken up into minute pieces, and largely, and even forcibly, supplied with oxygen, to procure the volatilisation of its products; this fuel, being smokeless, we have hardly to do with in this inquiry, beyond recogni tion. Bituminous coal, that which is most commonly used, is of a more triable nature, splitting up into frag ments, as its gaseous components are evolved in combus tion : in this process, a certain quantity of atmospheric air is essential. Splint and slaty coal burn more freely, and require less air than the preceding.—The Builder. Jtlarlitts. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, JANUARY 31. s. d. a. (1. a. d. a. d. Hay, old, v. st 0 6® 0 8 Potatoes, New Clover Ditto, Green Vetches 0 0— 0 0 Turnips, 43 , ton .15 6 17 0 Straw, Wheat (hit Barley .. , 0 2 0 241111annre 4 6 6 0 . _ . Price of Agricultural Produce at the Docks :—Potatoes, Kemps, retail, 3s. to 3s. Id. ; Cups, 3s. per measure of 90Ibs. Wholesale, none. PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, JANUARY 31. B. d. a. it. a. d. s. d ¶ It 0 4i to 0 7 Grapes,Eng.'f lb 0 oto 0 0 .... 0 5 0 7 Ditto, Foreign 0 8— 1 0 .... 0 74 n 8 Pines, For. each. 0 0— 0 0 f fore-qr.. 12 0 —l6 0 Do. E. vtb 6 0— 6 6 Lamb 1 hind-qt. 8 0 —lO 6 Fowls, 44. couple. 26 3 0 Fresh Pork .... 0 5 0 6i Ducks 3 0— 3 6 Salmon 4 0— 0 0 Turkeys.... each 2 9 9 0 Bret Haddock Soles Cod Fish Turbot Fresh Butter - 0 0 Salt Ditto 0 8— 0 11 Partridges 3 0— 0 0 Filberts 1 4 0 0 Woodcocks .... 5 0— 0 0 Aspnragus,p. 100 0 0— 0 0 Black Game.... 0 0— 0 0 Eggs 124 '.' 0— 0 0 Wild Ducks .... 4 6 0 0 Potatoes, 4i. peck 0 8— 1 0 Pigeons 1 10 0 0 Cucumbers,each 0 0— 0 0 Larks.... a doz 0 10 0 0 Beef .. Mutton A , larittm. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, .PO.I. 30. Sugar : There is rather a better feeling in the market, and as holders are not now such anxious sellers, some slight im provement has been realised in brown descriptions. and the sales are 400 hhds 8.P., 4,500 bags Bengal, anil . 4oo bags of Mauritius. The sales in Foreign are still confined to West India descriptions, of which 150 hlids. Surinam and 100 Iduls. and 80 brls. Porto Rico and Cuba have been taken, at from 28s. 6d. to 375. per cwt. ditty paid.-The only sale reported in Molasses is 120 puns. Demerara, at I Is. 6d. per cwt. from the quay; the large business done in London, however, has caused more inquiry.-Coffee: There is no improvement in the de mand, and only 30 tees. Jamaica and a few bags Costa Rica and Ceara are reported.-Rice : There has been an active de mand at 6d. advance, and the sales are 100 tees. Carolina, at 17s. 6d. to IBs. 3d., and 7,000 bags Bengal, at 9s. 3d. for broken, and 10s. 9d. to 1 Is. 9(1. per ewt. for low middling to very good white.-The business in Rum consists of 200 puns. Demerara, 3i to 37 per cent. O.P. ' at 2s. 2d. to 2s. 4d. ; fine marks command higher prices; 60 puns. Jamaica brought fully previous rates.-Tea: Several sales have been made in flavoury to good blackish leaf Congous from 10d. to Is., also some large parcels of ordinary to good ordinary quality at Bd. per lb. ; in Greens. there has not been much done, except a large parcel of Gunpowder, of old import, from Is. 9(1. to Is. 10d. per lb.-For Tallow there is more demand ; Petersburg Y.C. has been sold freely at 365. 6(1. to 375. ; 160 boxes SonftrAme rican, of very fine quality, brought 368.9 d. per cwt.-The sales of ~ard are limited to retail lots, at 475. to 48s. per cwt.- Nothing worthy of notice has taken place in Baltic Hemp.- There has been more inclination to purchase Jute, and holders displaying rather more firmness, the later sales have been made at steadier prices; 2.500 bales have changed bands in the week, from £6 17s. 6d. for very inferior, to .£4 15s. for very fine. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. JAN. 30 The dernanr the current qr hr., at which supplied, but has been dor fuby chiefly to spec have taken 19, 4.890 Surat, a r 30 Bahia, 20 F DESCRIPTION Sea Island Stained .. lloweds Mobile New Orleans. Pernams, &c. Aracati, &c Bahia, &c. Markinliam Sawginned Demerara, &c Egyptian Baibadoes Peruvian.. Laguayra.... Corn.W.l.&c Cartriagena.. Smyrna Manilla .... has been extensive throughout the week, and ualities of American have advanced fully id. per improvement the market continues to be freely closes firmly. As regards Brazil, a good business le, at former prices, am; Egyptian has corn previous rates. Surut has been in active request, :ulators, at an advance of per lb. Speculators ,720 American, 130 Pernams, COO Egyptian, and id there are reported for expert 8.12) American, :gyptian, 1,100 Surat, and 230 Madras. SALES. IMPORTS. euwes. Week Previ ending ously Jan.3o. this yr Surat . Madras d. d. iQ ®2l 60.1 1180 1 4a 9 60 200 33 53 10300 18900 43 51 4140 17010 3f 6f 36660 66940 5 * 6 61 2440; 4090 53 53 5f 1270 2300 1 43 51 6 3 } 1290, 2620 5 9 3090 60 %V ee k ending Jan.3u. 9348 39063 This STOCK. Year. Jan. 30, 31569 1 1 }246100- 103742 I 27601 25980 374 4886 171551 g I 374 } 4110 I J Bengal 23 n 8540 13170 3 33, 270 330 1 1815 68681 132260 4931 107540 150 490 1581561 424330 LIVERPOOL PRoVISION MARKET. JAN. 30. For fine Beef there has been a fair demand. at full prices ; middling and ordinary qualities continue comparatively neg lected, but holders of such, being of opinion that prices cannot go lower, have become more careless as to selling at present low rates. No stock of American Pork here. Bacon sells slowly, without alteration in price. Shoulders attract more attention. In Hams no improvement. We quote a further advance of 6d. to Is. per cwt. on Lard, which has checked operations, the sates being under 30 tons. Butter is scarcely so active, the stock of Irish being heavy. 'tipping fit:lll4mm TUI , SDAY,.TANtrARY 27.—Wind S., light, „. ARRlYED.—Cordefia, from Calcutta—Ward Chipman: Ro berts, Callao—Heart of Oak, Crockett, Saldanha Bay—Sciota, Skolfield, Mobile—Tally Ho, Anthony, and Ace of Trumps, Webber. St. ‘lichael's—Adler, SA I T.E11.--"srabian (s.), Milburn, for Constantinople—Frank fo' t (s.s.). Gibraltar, Szc.—Orontes (s.s.), Bulkeley, Palermo Montezuma, De Courcy, New York. Linda. Green, from Pernambuco at this port; sailed 2nd in stant. The Priscilla sailed for this port 25th Dec— and the Flint, for Vareio and this port, 28th. Left the following En7,- lish vessels at Pernambuco:—Thomas Mellor. Ayrshire Lass, Jane Frskine. John Ormerod, Queen, Lalla Rookh, Andes. It A. Parke, Venus. Runnymede, Balclutha, Barkhill, Lindifarne, Swordfish, Orbtertyne, Genevieve, Emigrant, and Glentanner. Refuel , . Wilson, from New Orleans at this port; sailed 2nd instant, crossed the Bar on the 4th, at 4 30 p.m , and arrived in the Mersey. at 2 p.m. on the 27th, having performed the passage in 22 (lava 16 hours.by chronometer, the shortest pas sage on rec'rd between the two ports. Genove sailed from Genoa for Leghorn 20th Dec. Murray, Booker, hence at Marseilles. John A. Pritchard. hence at Guatemala. Breeze. Burst, hence and Syra at Salon Ica. Lawsons. Evart, cleared at Trieste for this port 10th instant. Bolivar. sailed from Arica for Iquique stli Nov. American, sailed from St. Michael's, for this port, on the 24th instant. George, sailed from Bordeaux for this port `nrd instant. 'Emigrant, from New Zealand for Plymouth, at Pernambico, for water. Glentanner, from Demerara for Calcutta, with coolies, at Pernainhurn, loss of sails. Unit.(l. Tavlor, from Pisagua at Arica, and sailed for this port 15th Nov. Fame. Fishley, sailed fm - n Valparaiso for the Huano Islands. 19th Nov. ; and Glaucus, for Iquique, and Una, for England, the ?4th. BELFAST, Jan. 24.—The Robert Ti. Ward, from London derry for Liverpool, went ashore in the entrance to Larne Longli in the vale on tl e 21st, but is expected to he rot off. WterrowN. Jan. 24.—A Dutch gallica. ftorn Liverpool for Rotterdam. supposed to be the Helpful. Vander Weld:., is at sn chor about five miles from this port, with foremast cut sway, and a signal of distress flying. A vessel has been engaged to tow her in STATE OF TRADE, MANCHESTER.—The American advices have produced some excitement in Liverpool. and led to a large business at an ave. rage advance of per lb. Whh so large a market as ours, and numerous orders in the buyers' hands, it was a matter of course that a corresponding rise of price should be required by spinners, or at least an increase of firmness exhibited. Tne Cautiousness. however, which the state of France keeps alive amongst the cor.tinental merchants, and indeed amongst all buyers, has restrained the upward tendency. And as to cot ton, the general opinion is that, notwithstanding the efforts that may be made to keep it back from the shipping ports, the rise of the rivers will bring evidence of such supplies, as shall keep prices moderate. This opinion is very operative as a check to speculat:on. And, on Tuesday, sellers could not in general do more than obtain the rates they had asked, but not realised, in the preceding week. On Thursday and Friday, however, they have succeeded in securing a positive gain of fully fel. per lb. upon the quotations of a week ago for all num bers of water twist in the bundle; and although the same can only be said of ,uch warps (about 28's) as were before compa ratively depressed, yet the full rates previously demanded, but not paid, are now to be had with comparative readiness; but these the makers are not d:sposed to accept. Cops show less improvement than warps, and reeled mule than water; they cannot, however, be bought on the terms of last week. For 40's mule, whether good or common, an advance exceeding that upon water twist is obtained ; but this number had been, and still is, relatively low in value. Better prices are paid for 50's also. Yarns adapted to the Yorkshire trade are perfectly steady, at the full quotations. Altogether, the transactions are of fair extent, carrying the contracts for water twist some weeks forward. The comparative inertness of goods is a drag upon yarns. Though the supply is not so much pre engaged as that of yarns, there certainly is little stock of anything, and a fair amount of orders is held by the manufacturers ; yet prices cannot be said to have improved in any degree beyond that of an increase of firmness. The home dealers still abstain from supplying themselves with domestics, except in the most retail fadtion ; so that the current operations, left mainly to shippers, are not sufficient to impart any spirit to this class of goods, which, however, are still pretty well engaged. Printing cloths are in moderate request, and good 40 inch shirtings scarce in comparison with the demand. Long cloths are quiet. Some sales of low India shirtings and madapollams have been effected, but the prices are very tow. _ LEEDS. —We have again to report the woollen cloth markets here as being flat, and the amount of business done below an average for the se son. The uncertainty as to the continu ance of pence in Europe, and as to a change of ministry ~nd a dissolution of parliament in England, has a depressing effect upon the general state of trade. BRADFORD.—WOOIB: The supply is quite equal to the limited demand of the consumers, and at present prices there is but little disposition to add to their stocks. Noils and brokes are without change. Yarns: To sell yarns at prime cost is quite impossible, and there is no other chance apparent but that of short time being more generally adopted; for the spinners fully expected a great advance, which has not been realised. Pieces : The business doing is inactive for the season, and the manufacturers complain that they cannot make a profit. Rocit DALE.- We have had no improvement in the flannel market this week. There has been a very thin attendance of buyers, who have purchased very sparingly. The wool dealers are asking former prices, but the business transacted is upon a very limited scale. Norri NO El Am.—There is not any alteration to notice in the condition of the lace trade for the present time. the demand being very little, if any, increased since the period we first announced a retrogade movement. The principal falling•off amongst the purchasers for the season are the Germans and other European continental buyers, who for the present neces sarily feel some alarm at the politi^al state of affairs all over the continent, in consequence of the uncertainty of what that '• peculiar mercurial people, the French, mean to do. The price of doubled yarn is still said to be far from remunerative. The turn-fmt of the hands from one factory still continues, which might, and perhaps ought to be, set at rest by a little conciliation on the part of employers and employed; but this is a question in which the public at large cannot interfere. The hosiery business continues tolerably healthy, most of the hands in each branch of the trace having more or less work, although in some cases they are limited in quantity. The large production of the round frames has caused some depres sion on the " cut-up" hands, for which there does not appear any immediate remedy. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL 3, Janes Forster (2nd) 5, James Henry Gillan (Ist) 5, M. Archer and T. Halsall (audit), 5, Alexander Cansh (audit) 5, Thomas Edwards (audit) 5, Thomas Ri&hardson (audit) 6, George irlam Higginson (2nd) 6, John A. Edwards (2nd) Hour. District Court, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 CHARITIES LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRMARY.—(WeekIy Report, 31st Jan.)—AomlTTED:—ln-patients. 26; out-patients, i ; casuals during the last week, B.—DISCHARGED :—ln-patients cured, 16 ; relieved, and at own request, 3 ; made out-patients, 1 ; irregular, 0; dead, 2.—Remaining in the house, 209. NI)ItTHERN HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Report,' 31st Jan.) — ADMITTED: Accidents,_ 30 ; Medical and Surgical Cases upon recommendation , recommendation, 19; Total, 49.--DISCHARGED Cured, 19; relieved and at own request, 0; attending as out-patients, 12; regular, 2; died, 2.—Remaining in the Hospital, 91. INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, 66 and 68, SOHO STREET.—(WeekIy Report, Jan. 29.)—0n the books, boys 73, girls 40; average daily attendance, boys 67, Firls 31; sick list, boys 3, girls 2 ; obtained situations, boys 1, girls 0. SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH 110SPITAL.—(Weekly Re port, 28th Jannary.)—l N-PATIENTS Discharged, cured, 10; relieved and made out-patients, 1 ; at own request, 1 ; irregu lar, 1; dead, 1 ; entered, 13 ; under treatment, 67.-00T PATI ENTS :—Cured, 27; entered, 39; under treatment, 46. TIDE TABLE. MORN. EVENO.I HOHT. HOLTDAYS,RTC. Feb.l h. m. h. m. ft. in. Tuesday.... 3 933 951 13 11 Mashie. Wednesday. 4; 10 21 10 43 15 7 Thursday .. 5 1 11 11 27 17 2 ,Full Moon, 6.53 p.m. Frida Y•.... 611 47 - 17 5 Saturday .. 7 010 033 19 4 Sunday .... 8 055 IIS 20 1 Septuaroima Sunday Monday.„. 9: 139 2 3 19 8 CORN MARKETS LIEERPOOL,.TAN.3O.—Boisterous winds and frequent rains have prevailed here during the past and present weeks, and have constituted the ruling character of the weather in most parts of the United Kingdom. In other leading British markets held this week, an improved feeling in every department of the Corn trade is stated to be universally entertained, and in Wheat a further advance of Is. to 2s , in a few cases 3s. per qr. is quoted ; Barley, with few exceptions, is also noted Is. to 25. per qr. ,dearer; other Spring G ra i n , as well as Your, continuing to incline upwards in value. With us during the interval since Tuesday, Wheat and Flour, though not in active request, hay , - maintained the full currency of that date; whilst other articles, upon occasional retail sales, remained unaltered in value. Exclusive of 3 335 qrs. of Wheat and 5,576 barrels of Flour from the American States, the arrivals from abroad, as well as those from Ireland, since Monday last, r.re perrectly insignificant, anti we have none whatever to report coastwise. Uninfluenced by the dimi nished supplies and reduced stocks in granary, our market to ' day, contrary to the anticipations previously formed, assumed lan extremely dull aspect relative to Wheat and Flour of all descriptions, the sales being difficult to effect, and altogether unimportant; notwithstanding which holders were equally firm as before, and adhering steadily to the rates of Tuesday, the quotations of that day stand unvaried. Both Malting and Grinding Barley being in limited supply, and Malt not plen tiful, were severally Is. per qr. dearer. Beans and Pease, being little noticed, barely sustained late prices. Good Mealing Oats, of which few or tn , ne remain unsold, may be noted Id. per 451b8. higher, the value of other kinds, as well as Oatmeal, remaining unvaried. Indian Corn, either in granary or floating, appeared to meet very little attention, but was offered on lower terms.—We annex Tuesday's quotations : FOREIGN. BRITISH ---- Wheat, 70 , 701 b., s. d. s. d. Wheat, It; 7011, s. d. s. d. English red, old. 6 oto 6 3 Canadian Do. do. new 5 11.. 6 2 United States ~ 6 2.. 7 0 Do. white,old 6 6.. 6 8 Danzig, &c. .. . 6 3.. 7 6 Do. do. new 6 5.. 6 8 Ponieranean, Sic. 6 6.. 6 9 Irish red, old .. 5 6.. 511 Danish, &c 5 9.. 6 4 Do. d , ). new.. 5 6.. 511 French, &c 6 0.. 610 Do. white, old. 5 10.. 6 2 Odessa, Polish 5 3.. 5 9 Do. do. new.. 5 10.. 6 2 Danübe Barley, 34r.. Eng. 34 0..35 0 Russia n,&e.hard 5 0.. 5 2 4 , 60tb. Sc.& Irish 3 6.. 3 9 Egyptian Malt, v, , qr. Eng... 54 0.. 58 0 Barley, 44 , 60% Do. Irish 45 0..49 0 Oafs, 14 , 451 b Oats, 14 , 4518., Beans, 14cir. Eurp 3O 0..32 0 Eng.&Sctch, old 2 11.. 3 1 444800, Egyptian 24 0.. •24 6 Do. Irish, old 2 7. 211 Peas, 2 ‘ e• qr. white. 30 0.. 34 0 Do. Do. new 2 6.. 211 Ind. Corn, 1448015, Beans, 1,4 qr. Eng.. 32 0..35 0 Amer. yellow 29 0..30 0 *4Bolb. Sc. & Ir. 29 0.. 30 0 Do. white 32 0.. 34 0 Peas, *qr. Eng... 34 0.. 36 0 French. yellow 29 0..30 0 Flour, v 28016, Do. white 3O 0.. 31 0 Seconds 0 0.. 0 0 Ibrail & Galatz.. 29 6.. 30 6 Fine 0 0.. 0 0 Flour, 14 brl. 196th, Superfine 32 0..33 0 Canadian,sweet 23 0..23 6 Extra 34 0..36 0 U. States, do. 22 3.. 24 6 Oatmeal, 14 240th , Do & Can. sour 19 6.. 20 6 Irish, new 23 0..24 0 Frnch,44 , sk 2800, 33 0..38 0 MANCHESTER, JAN. 31.—The trade has continued to ex hibit an aspect of undiminisned firmness throughout the pre sent week, and although rather less active than previously, still for approved marks of flour a further advance of 6d. and Is. per sack has been realised, whilst Oatmeal supported fully for mer terms. At our market this morning there was only a moderate amount of business transacted. Nevertheless Wheat must be noted Id. to 3d. per 701b5., Oats Id. per 451b5., and Flour Is. per sack dearer than on this day se'nnight. In other articles no change was observable. PRESTON, JAN. 31.—We are still without any supplies worthy of notice. The trade throughout the week has been of a firm character, but the dealers have purchased with caution, and the transactions have consequently been unimportant in amount. There was a limited supply of English Wheat at our market to-day, and the demand being brisk, an advance of 6d. per windle was in most cases established. Foreign Id. per bushel dearer. Flour was held for rather more money. Beans 6d. per windle higher, and in fair request. Oats continue to creep up in value, anti we raise our (notations about Id. net- bushel. Farmers' Oatmeal advanced Is. per load, end the gene'-al runs of Irish must be noted 3d. to 6d. per load above the currency of this day se'nnight. Other articles as before. WAKEFIELD, JAN. 30.--There is an average arrival of Wheat this week, and to-day we have to note a more limited sale, as millers during the last few weeks have bought freely; hut still the trade retains its firmness, and prices are Is.perqr. dearer. Barley is held for higher prices, but buyers hesitate, and the sale is slow. Oats and Shelling are quite as dear. Beans as last week. NEWCASTLE•UPON-TYNE, JAN. 31.—There was a good supply of Wheat to this day's market from the growers, and as it is now relatively cheaper than south country qualities, it met a good demand, and was all cleared off early, at an advance of fully Is. per qr. upon the prices obtained last Saturday. In ship or granaried Wheats there was only a limited business transacted, owing to the high rates demanded by holders; but in the sales made a further improvement of Is. per qr. on the currency of this day se'nnight was fully established for all descriptions of quality; the trade, however, was less active than on Tuesday. The arr vats of Malting Barley are trifling, and prices advanced fully Is. to 2s. per qr., and there is now little remaining unsold. Oats were in good supply from the country, but owing to the continuance of contrary winds, the e x p ec t e d supplies from the north are still kept back ; buyers appear inclined to get into stock, and the advance noted last week was more readily obtained. In other Grain no alteration in value of moment can be reported. Flour in request, ane per sack higher than on this day week. Is. to 28 WISBECH, JAN. 31.—The high prices asked by farmers (445. per 631b5.) completely checked sales ; and, e xce pt in a few cases of fine quality, the market closed at about the same prices as last week. Beans and Oats are fully as dear and looking up. DUBLIN, JAN. 30.—There was a small supply of fresh Wheat at this day's market, and a moderate one of Barley and Oats ; and in some elms an advance of 6d. was paid on prime Wheat and 3d. on Oats, Barley remaining at Tuesday's cur rency. Egyptian and other inferior Wheats brought an ad vance of fid. 10 is. But little done in Indian Corn, and prices without change. BELFAST, JAN. 29.—At the stock market prices of Wheat have advanced about 2(1. to 3d. on the week, and at this advance a clearance is readily made. In foreign Wheat a similar ad vance has been realised, and holders demand a further advance of sa. per ton, which checks sales. Flour is held for Is.per cwt. and barrel advance, but so farit is not readily obtained, Barley must he quoted 2d. to 3d. up, and in demand. Oats are 2d. to 3d. higher on the week, and in active demand. Oatmeal more inquired for, at a small advance. Indian Corn in good demand at .E 7 per ton, and goes rapidly into consumption. J AN. 30. Wheat and Oats sold freely at an advance of 2d. to 3d. per cwt., and Barley and Oatmeal at the full prices of yesterday. CORK, JAN. 31.—The business transacted this week in Flour is at the late advances, and to a moderate extent, a demand for higher prices checking sales. The high pretensions of holders of Wheat have much limited the business therein. Indian Corn is held for very full rates, to which needy buyers unwil lingly submit. The general tone of the market is very firm, with a large consumption. CA TTLB MARKET. SALFORD, JAN. 28.—Beasts, 1080; Sheep, 3576; Calve, M. Best Beef, 6d. ; second do., 41d. to 4id. ; Cows, 4d. to 44d. ; best Wethers, 6d. to 64d. ; strong useful Sheep, 5/d. to 6d.; Calves, 6d. to 6id. per lb. _ _ LEEDS, JAN. 28.—At to-day's market we had a good show Quito (a.), from Glasgow, at this port ; and will sail 7th Feb. of horned Cattle, of choice quality, and a good attendance of for Madeira, Rio Janeiro, and the Pacific. buyers. Business was rather dull, but at the close of the mar- Lancefield, Grunel, hence for Lisbon, at Holyhead. ket nearly all were sold at from ss. 4d. to ss. Bd. and 6s. per Lady Mansell, Barton, hence for St. Michael, at Beaumaris. 16Ibs. The business in Sheep was dull, but towards the close Devonian , Stamper, hence at Natal. nearly all were sold at from 54d. to 6d. per lb.—Numb er o f Beasts, 700; Sheep, 4.200. Essex, Roby, hence at Table Bay. DUBLIN, JAN. 29.—Cattle of prime quality to-day were is. lanthe, Press, and British Queen (s.s.), Bell, both hence a advance, ordinary and inferior stationary, and sales were over Constantinople. Rapid, Whiner, hence at Palermo. Cumin early. No change in the prices of Sheep, which w ere more tardy to sell than Beef. Lambs scarce and high. Th e Pi g Grecian Queen, Gibbs, and Genova (s.s. ), g, both market was larger than last week, but the qualiti es not so hence at Leghorn. good, and prices consequently lower. Jobber s were a l so de- Union, Iliva, hence at Barcelona. terred from buying freely from the loss sustained in th e expor t Admiral (a.) , hence at Havre. trade last week. Prices of Beef, in sink, 375. to 44 5 . ; prime, ..,..: port, at Mauritius. Joseph Bushby, Grebow, from Bombay and Seych e ll es f or Luis 435. per cwt. ; Mutton, sd. to 6d.; Veal, 6d. t o 6fd. per lb . ; Earl of loarabaL2ll. to ads. each ; Pont, 325, to 3.15. per cwt. nett. sth Jan. Devo n , Pearson, sailed from Po.-- no for thi4 port Elvira, Graham, sailed from-Table Bay for Mauritius 13th :Dee. Caledonia. MTarlitn, from Batavia; at Texel. Cannata. Nelson, from Mauritius, at Queenstown A. F. Moore, George. from Table Bay ; Coltungwood, Boyd, from Clyde; Eir-ctricr, Douglas, and Anne L a i ng , W r i g h t, front Calcutta, all at Mauritius. Laiclmans, Forbes, from Calcutta at Mauritius, with loss of spars, snits, bulwarks. &c. ➢la)ie:ty, Richardson, from Table Bay at Aigoa Bay, ant sailed 21)(1 Dec. for Mauritius. A , tarte. Opoenbeim. from Canton at Table Bay, and sailed !SO) Dec. for Qneenstown. Imannw, I , :wcet. trnm Calcutta at Table Bay, and sailed 140) Dec. for Demerara. Eliza and Hester krazer, from Pondicherry. and Light of Hi • Harem, from Rio Janeiro, both at Table , say. G F Llesi,llyn, from Valparaiso for London, at Fatmonth., E'eanore and Henrietta, Denekin, from Porto Rico tor_ Bre men. off Falmouth. QuEEssrows, Jan. 30.—The Asia, Kennedy, from.l iver i 001, for New Orleans, was towed in here to-day fruit Poor !Tear!. in here she arrived last evening, with loss of topmasts, &c —The Asia sailed from, Liverpool 13th Jan TABLE. B.tv. Dec. 27.—The Marion ' Ityrie. of and•for Lon don, from C e yl on. was spoken with 20th Nov , in at. 17 S., lon 74. E., running for the Mauritius, with loss of foremast and mainmast, and with jibboom fished, by the British Isles, arrived here.—The hull of a yellow painted vessel was seen off Mauritius drifting to the N.W. by the Windsor. arrived here. CONSTANT! NO PLE, Jan. 14.—The Alacrity. hilt, front Ibrail, for Queenstown or Falmouth, was driven on shore on the Black Sea ; hut got off after discharging part of her, cargo ; reshipt it, and arrived here on the 10th ; is being surveyed, and will probably have_to discharge. litt.ausn, Jan. 29.—few bates of cotton, anti fragments of the light upper works of a vessel. have been washed ashore near Hog's Head. and several hales which were amtin z about have been towed in. They are supposed to have.been the neck load. of some vessel', as no portion of the hull, spars, Sze , are to be seen. MAl:Farms Dec. 2.—A severe hutr:caue was experiences_ l3th Nov. in s hout lat. 13 S., 10. g. 33 E., by the following ves sels. winch have put in here to repair : —The Lydia. Spratt - o , Pam Calcutta, for i ondon, with loss- f bulwarks and sails, and_ much copper off her bottom, and must disch: rte. The Mace don, Edwards, from Calcutta, for London, with loss of masts, sails,.&c. The Canada, Williams, ao o Calcutta, for Cape of fiord Hope, with loss of mizen-mast, &.c , and about 200 tons of sugar washed out. • The City of- Poona'', (ruin Calcutta. for London, with loss of timmasts. &c Several ocher vessels are reported to have been disabled in- the same hurricane, but have not yet arrived here. TABLE BAY, DEC 19.—Tba Bread'thane, from Calcutta. was spoken 15th Nov. with loss of topmasts. mizen-mast, and mainmast-head, and the Am4thea, from Madras, for Liverpool. 10th Nov. in lat. lti S., long 83 E., with loss of all her masts but foremast. part of cargo thrown overhoard, hat not making, moil water, by the Lucknow, arrived here. These casualties. took place between the 10th and 13th Nov in lat. 12 S., long. 85 E., &ring a hurricane ; but the Luek now, being more to the northward at the time, only experienced squally weather, with very high sea. MONDAY, FEB. 2.—Wind S.W. ARRlVED.—Devonport, Collnirn, from Chariest° Wemyss, MAile—Fnclustrions, Shancoa, Terceira. St. M iclia, l's- - iyren, Alexandria. SAlLED.—Cammodore (s.), Little, for Havre. —Pandora. -Anciorada, Empress. f Barcelona, and Grape, Smyrna, have put hack_ The Bank, from Moulmein, has not arrived at this port, as reported 30th Jan. The Senator, arrived here yesterday from St. John, N. 8.. has from eight to nine feet water in her hold, having been struck by a sea, which stove in her stern, abbut fifteen days since. Berbice, Longrigg from Cardiff for M a dei ra a t t hi s port,. with loss of foreyarci, anchor, and thirty fathoms of chain, and leaky, having been in contact 31st Jan., twelve miles N.W. of the Smalls. with the schooner Brandon, of and from Kinsale to Cardiff. which is supposed to have foundered : captain and one man got on boa , tl the Berbice, leaving three men and two women on board the schooner. • Annie Armstrong, and John Macvicar, both from China, at Bombay. Nith, Pollock, sailed from Bombay for this port Nth Dec. Dinapore, Wilson, henc e , an d A nn L ongtou, Pearson, from Newcastie, both at Calcutta 19th Dec. Mercia, Davies, sailei from Sanzor 12th Dec., and Gambia, 13th, both for this port; Alfred the Great, 7th, for Mauritius; Walter Morrice. 13th, for China; Henry Witch, 14th, for Me.ulm , in : and Mary Stoddart, 18th, for London. Amelia, Smith, hence at Castine. Viscount Sandon. and Confucius, both hence at Hong Kong prrvions to 7th Dec. - Balkan, Sioman, hence at Cane of Good Hope. Lena, Plain, hence at Hooghly 22nd Dec. Christina, hence at Singapore. City of Manchester (s.s.), hence at Philadelphia 20th Jan. Arctic (s.). Luce, hence at New York 21st Jan. Cyrus, Allen, hence at New York. Experienced very bad weather during the passage : lost foremast, sails, &c., and was leaky. Two of the crew and is passengers died from fever. Huntress, Lambert, and John and Lucy, Curbrig. both hence at New Orleans, BOSTON, Jan. 21 —The City i f Pittsburgh (s.s.), from Liver pool at Philadelphia, is so badly cut with the ice, that it is necessary to lay her up for repairs. HALIFAX, Jan. 22.—The Closina, Meredith. from Prince Edward Island to Liverpool, went ashore near M`Nair°6 Point Canso, 26th Dec., and has been condemned and sold. YoRK, Jan. 19.—The Leavitt Storer, from New Orleans to Liverpool, before reported ashore on the bar of the Missis sippi, still remains aground at the latest accounts. A British barque, supp sett to be the Record, from Callao, was appa rently ashore off North Point, inside Hampton Roads. previont to Jna. 16. The Washington, Page, for Liverpool, anchored at the S.W. 16th instant, drazzed her anchor du, mile the night, and went ashore on Ennuis Knoll, but was cot off yesi terday without any apparent damage. The Yorkshire, front Liverpool, in emisequPnce of the storm and ice yesterday'. dragged her anchors and went ashore on Staten Island, but is expected off at loch water. There is an immense quantity of drift ice in the rivers, which has occasioned some damage to the shipping at the wharves. The schooner Queen was struck by a mass of ice drifted from off the ship Waterloo and car ried away the bitters starboard main yardarm. The , Blanche. from Liverpool, was cut through the bow by the ice, and is leaking badly. NEW YORK, Jan. 20.—A derelict brig, laden with cotton, hull and spars painted black, was seen on fire on the 2d Jan inlat. 33, long. 78 • - CA I,CUTTA, Dec. 22.—The Queen, Devon, Brilliant, Argo, and Punjab, are reported to he outside, with about 20 other ships; names unknown. A barque, between four and five hundred tons, was seen ashore, Bth Oct., on the southern edge of the detached reef, forres Straits, high and dry at low water. VESSELS SPOKEN. Blytheswood, from Saldanha Bay, for this port, in lat. 5 N., long. 24 W—Pacific Ocean. in lat. 21 N., long. 34 W—America (s.). bound N.N.E., 12th Nov., in lat. 25 S., long. 56 E—Tala vera, 26th Nov., in lat. 36 S., long. 25 E—Asia, 27th Dec., in lat. 4 N., long. 20 W—Sounery, from eoringa, for Nantes, Ist Jan., in lat. 11 N., long. 25 W—Thekla Schmidt, 7th Jan., in lat. 23 N.. long. 35 W—Marie Graham, bound N.E., 31st Oct., in lat. 19 S.. long. 67 E—Andrie, hound eastward, 2511 i Nov., in lat. 36 S., long. 20 E—Auguste, from Batavia, for Bremen, 14th Dec., in let. 15 S., long. 6 E—Henrietta Maria, from Moulmein, for Falmouth, 21st Dec., in lat. 3 S., long. 19 E.; captain's death expected hourly—Glenelg, from I onion, for Bombay, 28th Dec., in lat. 6 N., long. 24 W—Orernn, hence, for Desertas Island , 7th Jan., in lat. 25 N., long. 35 W—Colon, from Manilla, for Cadiz. 17th Sept., in lat. 4 N.. long. 133 It— Mary and Adelaide, of Warren, 24th Sept , in Gilolo Passage— John Spencer. from Shanzhae, for Falmouth. 13th Oct., in lat. 13 S., long. 112 E—Aurelie, from Manilla, 16th Oct., in lat. 15 S., long. 107 E—Christopher Columbus, from Batavia, for Amsterdam, 21st Nov., in lat. 35 S.. long. 22 E—Old England and William Jardine, hence, for China, 2d Nov., in the Java Sea—Hashmy, from Plymouth, for New South Wales, 30th Dec., in lat. 5 N., long. 19 W—Marie Julie, Bth Jan., in lat. 21 N., long. 33 NV—Crescent, from New York, for San Fran cisco, 25th Dec—Black River Packet, from London, for New South Wales, 31st Dec—Athol, 24th Nov., in lat. 35 S., long.. 22 E—Amity. from Mauritius, for Cork, 3(1 Dec., in lat. 18 N., long. 31 W—Margaret Smith, 21st Jan—Flora Macdonald, from Bombay, for this port, 2d Dec.. in lat. 35 S., long. 20 E—Dal rids, hence, for Bombay, 10th Dec., in lat. 2? S., long. 25 W Kate Kearney, hence, for Moulmein, 12th Dec., in lat. 3 N., long. 20 AV—Madonna, for Rio Grande, 24th Nov., in lat. 2 7 N., long. 39 15—Sutlej, from the Cape, 17th Dec.. in lat. 10 S., long. 13 W—Evangelist, hence, for Rio Grande and River Plate, 27th Dec., in lat. 4 N., long. 23 W—General Parkhill hence, for New York. 25th Jan.. off Wexford—Europa (a.) hence, for Boston, 25th Jan., at six a.m. off Tuskar—Helvetia, from New Orleans, for Havre, in long. 50 W—Thotnas Brock. lebar k, hence, for Calcutta, 23d Jan., fourteen miles west of the Smalls—Belmont, from Alexandria, for this port, Bth Jan., in lat. 42 N., long. 11 W—J o h n Dav i es. hence, fo r New Orleans, sth Jan., in lat. 29 N., long. 31 W—Queen Pomare, 21st Jan., in lat. 49 N., long. 13 W—Maria, hence, for New Orleans, 4th Jan., in lat. 23 N , long. 33 W—Camata, from Mauritius, for Cork, Ist Jan., in lat. 7 N., long. 24 W—Tally Ho I inta Malaga, for New York, 10th Jan., in lat. 24 N., long. 32 John Bell, 27th Jan., in lat. 51 N., long. 9 W—Portland, 28th Jan—Anna Dorothea, 28th Jan—Ennertlale, from Sourabaya, for Antwerp, 19th Dec., in lat. 16 S., long. 6 W—Flora Mac donald, hence, for Baltimore, 14th Jan., in lat. 49 N., long. 9 W—John and Mary, 27th Jan., in lat. 49 N., long. 9 W—D'im friesshire. 17th Jan., in lat. 44 N., long. 12 W—Woodbridge, from Sincapore, for London. 17th Nov., in lat. 2, S., long. 47 E—Maria Julia, from Batavia, for Rotterdam, Bth Dec., in lat. 32 S., long. 12 E. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 28.—Wind NAV.. fresh, ARRIVED.—Crisis. Gibson, from Shanghai. in 109 days; sailed 11th Oct.—Lydia, Jones, Bonny- Mary isrnay. Loggna —Rochambenn, Holywell, New Orleans—Jenny Lind. Lisbon —Patriot, Hooper, Onorto—rity of Limerick, Setter, Venire— Pilotfish, Sedtley, Hamhurgh—London. Bell; Stephen Bald win, No th ; Ind Windsor Castle, Sampson. Mobile. SAlLED. —Garrick. Goodmanson ; and Pacific (s.).Nye. New York—Duchess of Lancaster. Stevenson, Shanghai—Blanch, White, New Orleans—Star. Flenly,Lima—Freeman. White..la maica—rharles Mallory. Parker, Rio Janeiro—Harvey Gal braith, Nancollis, Ve•a Crnz—Black Cat, Werter. St. Michael's —Joven Dolores. Galindo, Campeachy—Constantine, Bunting, New York—Duchess of Leinster, Forbes. Rio Janeiro. Express, Mann!nz, from Benin. at this port ; sailed 29th of Ont.. Coriarn ?Ist Nov., and St. Thomas 30th Nov. Stitttj. Corkhill, from Bombay at this port ; sailed 14th Sept., and from the Cape of Good Hope 23rd Nov. On the 2nd Nov., to the southward of Madagascar, encountered a tremendous gale for twelve hours, had decks swept, and cabins filled with water ; lost bulwarks, and one man overboard. Clio. Moss. hence at Antwerp. Amos. Bak , r, from Tercoirs. for Truro. at Falmouth Fxpress. from Manritinq, at Scilly, in 68 days. . Conabrook. M`Carthy. hence at Corisco. Jortith, and Carib. from Iquique at Islay Corsair, from Calder() at eopi'apo. Arenitipa. from Valparaiso at Huasco. Skimmer. Griffiths. hence at Coquimbo. Tipperary, White. hence at Benin. Middleton, sailed from Lacuna far this port 12th Dee. Highlander; Ellen Catharine ;lla ; St. Pietro; Triumph ant ; and Sydney and Jane. hence at Naples. John Garrow, Hamilton, hence for New ()rims, at Belfast Loneh. Matilda, As',mead, hence for Barhadoes, at Waterford, and sailed Gth instant. Olympus. Wilson, hence for New Orleans, at Greenock, with loss of sails and mainmast sprung. Onward. Gillard, and George, Strong, sailed from Bordeaux for this port •'3rd instant. Pallas. Moller, hence for Trieste—Gasparine, Gamhardilla, hence for St. Thomas—and Dwina, Cargill, hence for Galatz all at Kingstown. Sarah, Jones, from Moulmein—Ganges, Mitchell, Iquique— .. anrr JaMes Redding, ay, from Gannon—all at Queenitov-rn Albert, Dengan, hence for llarbadnes, at Troon. lost ancnor and chain in I andonderry Lough, and was obliged to run for Troon ; bore on from long. 14 N., nut fifteen days. GLASGOW, Jan. 2S.—The Glasgow (s.s.), hence for New York. put hack to Greenock last night. with loss of after corn nion, wheelhouse, boats, bulwarks. Sze— ship making a little water in her upper works, but none below, and second officer washed overboard, having been struck by a heavy sea on the 21st instant. RATH MULLEN. LOUGH SWILLY, Jan. 24.—The Mountaineer (s.), from Liverpool for Minim], put in here this morning, leaky. but is kept free with the assistance of a few hands. GATEHOUSE. Jan. 26.—The Helena, from Liverpool for Rot terdam, has been towed into these roads from Wigton Bay, with her foremast cut away, loss of sails, and making a little water. THURSDAY JAN. 29. 7 WI nd S., freßh ARRIVED.—Sarah Sands (s.s.). from the Pacific and Rio Ja neiro. after being ashore on Bitrbo Rank—William Wirt. Sampson, New Orleans—Mayflower, Crooker, and Franchise, Charleston—Tiber (s.s.). Mediterranean SAILED.—CaIIoe, Wyldfanz ; Arthur. Main; and Mary So merville. J , thnson, for Calcutta—Ann, Brizgs, Malaga—Jupi ter, Lievens, Ostend—Mary and Jane, Ellis, Palermo—Francis and Ann. La Perelle, Naples—Heroine, Dean ; Dilicia, Fillr ul ; and Liffey, Kurdock, Azores—Royalist, Ross, St. John, N.B. —Lancefield, Gardner. and Fernandes, Contente, Lisbon— Arrow, Passmore. and Lady Maxwell, Baxter, St. Michael's— Elise, Hansen, St. Thomas—David Clark, Boyd, Mobile— Clydeside, Salter, Jamnici—Compeer, Weeks. Faval—lsabella, Flay, Bayonue—Glenhurn, Sampson, Baltimore—Elijah Cono way, Conoway, Rio Grande—Louisa. Kite. Port-au-Prince— Arabella, Bovey, Anconn—Alcyone, Watson, Savannah—Gol den Fleece, Palethorpe ' Bahia—Woodstock, Wood, Apalachi cola—Clyde, Mills. and Anna Rich, Burwell, Boston—Grape, Lovatt, Smyrna—Frisk, Whiteway, Cadiz and River Plate— Fox. Martin, Oporto—Jeune Henry, Big,ault, Nantes—Mar seille, oltnians, Amsterdam—Armide, Langley, Aden—John, Lindross, Trieste. Nonpareil, from Demerara. at this port. She lost foretop mast, maintomallantmast, jitb born. &c., in a squall. Jumennx, Po , rtes, hence nt Connives. Asia (a.), hence at New York 15th instant, F. auk (s.), from New York, at Southampton ; sailed 17th Penningham. Hamilton, from the Mauritius (and sailed for London 18th Dec.), and Entirdrlale. Moore, from Souraba)a (and sailed for Amsterdam on the 19th Dec.), both at St. He lena. MILFORD, Jan. 25.—A quantity of oranges are floating about the harbour. They are supposed to have been from some ves sel that has foundered. GARLIESTOWN. Jan. 28.—Several dismasted vessels have been seen from different parts of tl:e coast. They are supposed to have gone to Cumberland. QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 27.—The Panic, which arrived here to day, from Shanghai, was struck by lightning, during the gale last night, and received damage in her spare, chains, &c. PLYMOUTH. Jan. 27.—The ship Asia was spoken about 50 miles S.W. of Scilly, outward bound, with loss of all her top masts, but she did not require assistance. LONDONDERRY. Jan. 26.—The Mountaineer (s.s.), from Li verpool for Ballina, which put into Rathmullin yesterday, hay ing sprung a leak, sailed agsin this morning, her passengers having left her. FRIDAY, JAN. 30.—Wind N.W., fresh. AattlvEn.—Lady Hobart, Alexander, from Mobile—Ranee, Barker, Calcutta—lnternational, Brown, New Orleans—John Bibby, Pearson, Canton - Bank, Ballinghall, Moulmein—City of Limerick, Venice—Jesefine, Carlo, Havana—Ann Falcon, Jamaica—Wexford, English, Savannah—Myrtle, Norman, and Ranger, —, Lisbon—Ensign, Finnigan, Charleston. SAILED.—Alinda, Welpert, for Bahia—Corea, M`Guire, for Charleston. t tie countess or Lonsnaie (s.), tor Genoa, with machinery damr , ged ; Amalie, for Constantinople; Fairfield, for Calcutta, with loss of foreyard ; St. George, for New Orleans; Dauntless, for Charleston ; Jupiter, and Prophete, for Ostend ; Mary Ca roline, for Mobile; Albion, for Apalachicola; Frances and Ann, for Naples; Margaret and Jane, for Palermo; Garrick, for New York, with loss of sails, &c.; Laura, and John Runyan, for Demerara ; N. S. del Carmen, for Havana; and Freeman, for Jamaica, have all put back. Union, hence at Ostend 2nd Jan. Marthit Ellen, sailed from Ostend 11th Jan.; Hope, 14th and Regina. 16th, all for this port. George Glen, Siabb. hence at Para. isch!ef, and Quatro, Sorelle, hence at Naples. Myrtle, sailed from Lisbon 15th Jan., and Hebe, 16th, both for thi s port. QUEEICSTOWN, Jan. 28.—The Queen of the West, Small, from Liverpool for New York, has put in here leaky, &c. NASSAU, Dec. 24.—The Kenes,' Fleet, from lio'nWras to London, put in here this morning in distress, having been on shore near Memory Rock, and assisted off by wreckers. -.r - PARIS, Jan. 27.--:A large-sized vessel was lost on the 21st instant, about three leagues from Donelin, on the coast of Poulrine, LONDONDERRY. Jan. 27.—The screw-steamer Mountaineer, from Liverpool for Ballina, has again put into Lough Swilly for a supply of coals, but will proceed to-morrow. She was Rival, front Liverpool for Rio Janeiro, put into Lough Foyle yesterday, with loss of sails, bulwarks, &c., one of the pumps choked, and very leaky, having been struck by a sea In let. 10, SATURD tY, JAN. 31.—Wind S., moderate. ARRlVED.—Lesmalingow. Gimber, from St. John, N.B.— Excelsior, Smith, Mobile—Princesa, Bonse, New Orleans— John Bunyan. Nichol, Apalachicola—Secret, Collings, Patras. SAlLED.—Canada (s.), Lang, for New 'York—Mary Florence Drott, Baltimore—Metoka, Eldridge, New Orleans. The James Browne, Howes, for Philadelphia. has put back, after being out 31 days. with masts sprung, making water, &c.; bore up from lat. 50. long. 27. Jenny Lind, Lovell, hence for New York, at Fayal, with cargo adrift. '. FP' ,'eter Ito, alcke, hence at ,arcelona. Osmanli (s.s.), Lock, hence at Gibraltar. John Wesley, Rowe, hence at Lisbon. Martha, Poulsen, sailed from Smyrna 11th Jan.; Hope, 14th; and Regina, 16th, all for this port. Salcombe Castle, Strong, from Palermo, at Gibraltar, and sailed for this port. Paxton, Card, hence and Queenstown, for Halifax, at Queens town, with loss of foreyard, part of cargo thrown overboard and leaky; thirty-eight days out from Queenstown. Vixen, from Cuba, off Queenstown, with cutwater, sails, &c., damaged. Catharine, Swanton, from Bristol, vt Falmouth, with loss o mainmast; carried away 28th Jan., in lat. 48. VENICE; Jan. 24.—The Bifronie,feveilo, from Liverpool and Malta, arrived here 22nd Jan., with part of cargo thrown overboard. SUNDAY. FEB. N.W., fresh. ARRlVED.—Sheridan, Cornish, from New York—Senator, and Model, St. John, N.B.—Cambria (s.), Leitch, Boston. LUND° ,V GAZPTTE TUESDAY, JAN. 27.—PA RTNERSH IPS DISSOLVED.—Fitz hugh, Cornforth, and Co., Liverpool, brokers—O. and C. Ro binson, Heaton Norrii, Lancashire, grocers—Evans and Bur tonwood, Warrington, Lancashire, shoemakers—Me Cement and Gypsum Company, Raintiill, near Prescot, Lan ' • • hew T Ti hire, cotton s heeting weavers , ._. .. . BANKRUPTS.—George Hopkinson, Liverpool, coach builder, Feb. 12, March 4, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy : solicitors, Mr. Low, Chancery-lane; and Mr. Cross, I' iverpool ; official assignee,Turner, Li'verpool.--: Samuel Bickerton, Liverpool, butcher, Feb. 10, March 2, at 11. o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy solid tor, Mr. Hore, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Cazenove, Li verpool.—William James Foulkes, Birkenhead, druggist, Feb. 10, March 3, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy : solicitor, Mr. Tyrer. Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Morgan, Liverpool.—John James Rayner, M a n c h es t er , tailor--Edwin Walker, Huddersfield, woolstapler---Henry Pound, Plymouth, builder—James Copland, Barnstaple, De vonshire, tea dealer—Charles Bacon, Walton, Somersetshire, tailor—William Thomas and David Lougher, Plymouth, iron founders—William Wood, Bristol. provision merchant—Ed ward Tinsley. Rowley Regis, Staffordshire, cooper—Henry Gladwin, Nottingham, draper—William Rock, Surrey-place, London, printer—Leon I. Nerinckx, Great Portland-street, Marylebone, London, laceman—William Platts, Crawford sheet, Marylebone, London, draper—Frederick Wink, Mar gate, tailor—Henry Frances Wollaston, U nio n .g rove , Wands worth-road, London, merchant--James Boxall, Brighton, coachmaker—George Gull and Francis Deaco n Wil s o n , Old Broad-street, London, Russia brokers—William Abraham Co gar, Newgate-street, and Quadrant, Regent-street, London, boot dealer. DIVIDENDS.—Feb. 20, J. Fleetwood, Liverpool, grocer—Feb. 20, W. Craven, Birkenhead, and Poulton-cum.Spittal, road. maker. _ . 18, T. Birch„ CERTIFICATES.—Feb. 20, D. E. Mollies, Liverpool: broker— Feb. Liverpool, tailor—Feb. P m A i i t n l r N R E a RX D P DISSOLVED.—H. and R. stall, Lanc as hi re , cotton spinners. BANKRUPT CY ANNULLED.—Jat Ashworth, FRiD AY FRIDAY, H j a A I N I . Carr 27, William Evans, Ban- bury, ironmonger , BANK urrs.—George Chadfield, Manchester, plasterer— Thos. Cottingham, West Barkwith, Lincolnshire, wool buyer— John William Cowles Brewer, Gloucester, victualler—Philip Newman, Winelicomb, Gloucestershire, tea dealer—Daniel Morton, Walsall, chemist and druggist—Charles Wilson, Co ventry, grocer—Richard Hayling, jun., Hereford, grocer— Robert Hawkins, Farnham, grocer—George Harrison, Frith street, Soho-square, London, ironmonger —Josiah Brockwell, Old Broad street, London, merchant—thili Phillips, Crow land, Lincolnshire. brewer—Frederi. in former Gazette), Margate, tailor=e,.. .:(! iR Deacon Wilson. Old Broad-street, s• is • CERTIFICATRS.—Feb. 23. H. and • - • chants—Feb. 20, W. N. Monies, e , t"' - • nt (and not sth, as in former Gazette et2llollBlrVl Tj H. Lynass, Liverpool, ale mercha CERTIFICATE CIIRANTED.—Jan 20. F. E. sug.ffy Rigby, juts., Birkenhead, plumbe `(second clue), , 4