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y Sit I°ll 10TE C RS. iht be the me to o li/ e fer . go wi ll 'l ,O l ° it' o °,od . the ``„,erit s fPg'i be o " s tieo ld tt fe rog s° pric )F tno; A „,,_ 0 ,t0 , 1 0 ,1 srainel, c O a . bf ` he y kee t he 6 -136r $ . e go f the e .II O P , r 1 t, l t he !. t°Jfildc?..,lo4 sv on "1 ;3 Jl'ljl'l ' t fOr e l ooti C o e piq g tri I le ts ; °t yl co ore t to 01 er o9e° fO r th cott°" ; me t ers of ti farm vre rio. ls p et e e th „ , 'troau )Ir . el)e, t :494 po 1 01; c e t dou lit c t O a I ' l b re e f6 l 11 19 for t ' ad d aa" 13 0 ' 5 . '4 gr. 0 00 „or coo' eq. co f " ed oP B rol leto e be der i ioesw . ,,bt er bro — a to you ro po.- tIY! ner' 00 1 P - gf. .ctea ar dia oP i ,bat iopot P t o o ' o ,ll ApPl'doe c eo` bas,, bo o r' 1 ,0 ' l ' %ye gee, ov a . 0 3 ' ' O 6O ll fr° o o 'ye etcP Si f icl ' 8 :Alt tO A ts t the on .ge ritt eli s pi lll3 3Y ' r oot!' t. 9 F ° „ 59t° 08 1 Cl" .tllB,l Of `9 o too .„nie tat ' n - t i r: ll°' coo. tome , I `. 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ARABICA discovered, exclu klilth.neet, Lon,,,,lMPerted by Da ' Barry and C 0.., 127, . I , 4;; li tc ,i r t it in ac a r, r l 4 re owners of the Revalenta estates, which alone the curative princi r4,Lwccatitairibeeddi.se:°!LPecl. This light delicious break k!!,ectit expense, of any kind, without inconveni , L TinL t °?edie s ) , s ...s_ . l . t,saves 50 times its cost in other t% t lluc n, q i s a tion), c o i s T e p a a ,Y and .p9nanently removes i,.. aria ii. rrn cea, nerve on, aCielty, cramps, spas . ms, . tie ,„ . iln eys fin , . sess, biliousness, affections I llain t l ll B headk4ll,llency, distension palpitation of 1 11 1 0 e atio n Of he art of the body, chronic inflam the head and S : 7 :4 4 r,i . :: : : a pv : ti s ii lo t , lit ever dr y o i',:setaofm,_n e ascsh, , noises in s eruptions on the skin, Nrrai7pnin cy - , - a Ye t rheumatism gout, nausea and k litti y, paraivseirs e r a n tin o g. or at sea, low spirits, titi th. _!it „ lid vol N ustn. ! 1 1,h, asthma . , inquietude, l l47 t 4 ,exh a oelusi ons, ~,.11 . .g , t_remors, dislike to society, 0.1. u l 4 edil esa " t Tn, i te i an T i ot memory, vertigo,. blood kttttiiii,ja r a acid on the 1, groundless fear, indem -1,1 ke,,.asts a r ,',"° ll ghts of sel f - destruction, &c. The best NI/ ` t —. inva generally, as it is the only food , kid lunch anriidinnerest stomach. but imparts a_ Llil, , bl;7 lA v ß ou it s v z,,td nluiaarndenreersgtoyretsotltriefamcouslttyeno! it t ), %), , Tal,i vEßn 144 CO 127, New Bond -street, London. q . Co, 85`.°01.—T Nixon Castle. street ; QSis Ill t ,rii pn,: '4,rd-street ; P. Roberts, 90, Ranelagh ,Niloolin„l;‘ar:.taxExuEAn—H. Mott - ram, Argyle kkl4-I!ttrit."et ; A • AGENTS Heywood, T 52,' MANCHESTER—T. Market-street, et - r e et, anc • .4 ileii ~ 0 cel b , i eraist ,4o e a rated Professor of Chemistry and Ch emist , 1 1 ,Niut on re w Ure, M.D., F.R.S., &c., &c, : ;*.7,lify, 41,, 13190 Msburysquare, June 8, 1849. LA,,,_ „;', . 1 , And i t , " k m log examined ' Du Barry's Reya ,k..,,lkt iiii,i,y(klests,obleee anclintre vegetable Farina, perfectly s kXk t ioi tt i t lioz sei i rs, 111 1 01 Vy to promote a healthy aetion nervo i. u n s ereb l y is to counteract dyspep , ' Al*D.,.R. S., c d ' zc., e l l . a n e a?ytical Chemist." ‘ 4 4 4l lttt . ,--- A rEw CASES. N tift4 ll l t N t itii‘ t N ha" n Dublin, March 2nd . , 1850.. ~,i,t . me nr, _ ow suffered thirty years' . iudescri- S 11 1 1 I ' ) De"lcu ' l s t' and 1 _ace applied in vai to the iltisrift.i..4.ier,thicatveiltereei 7011 41 4e d ?ri cur ) , both in London and here.. I had /. 11 4 ies „ 0... e, having experienced no relief from , Z10 D ,,,,,,kii ,1,;,..,e5td. As a last resource, I tried il it', 'Your delicious cured Food, and am at last happy . to orludstathit due to the Inte, od' large should_ the acquaint your most Ilk NR, Food. J. am, sir, %I .4, i lir te ,, LIUS O'SULLIVAN, M.D., RS." .il IN ,Y pr e . 4 ' l 4 "nta his "London. Aug - Ist, 1849. . % k theepleag, Compliments to A srs. Du Bun k L, seto4 o ll si n , nfi e 1n r ecommendin ; heir 'Revalenta Net:t i l lit o ,:f th e :2 , Y itseful in in. . obstinate cases o 43,8ydequencepsite Condit' . n of the bowels an Sari 44014gerrace, Rea , ng, Berks, Dec. 3, 1817. Oik l ,l l , l b:4 t t ipt' orm a P e r to b . ablet procured,, that the 4: v S n r r e e ni it.,,lngsl?a distressing symptomswas .n has d o ;il en ved . I , ld uisties_sin„ k ta t :Nt wi tr , lllo Yed , It of restored health it, 1 0 4 1 . e 4 . 1.4 1.," Zil ei c t ,.. 1 _b,e a ne e fi e cia a l g eftects in the above , n o, te., in , o,_un.nocience recommend it,.andshall hp„,i ,l o,ole ~ n ,e, 'whenever an opportunity offers, ' the 0 . 0, L ecY„truly yours, tN. .ig, ~, n AND, late Surgeon, 96th Regt. 1„.„ , " 101 1. the Lord Stuart de Decies. i 1 en I r°lnana, Capoquin, county Waterford, ~,,,„ , ia N l a p . 4 ve d, ri , `` Feb. 15, 1849. kOi; e, t .' 1 . de rive much benefit from the use of Oti at , tls o r ,i 'Nr e 0 } 011 a re y due to the public and to yoor " b i neb yn at liberty to make any use of this NN,I. ri , en t , lerv a u n n i, aY think proper. 1 remain, gentle- Nkl* :ZWalk ." "STUART DE DECI ES." N, 'di,i' Year,,lttle Chelsea, London, Oct. 2, 1848. ter o,j9,4‘yenieiTegte)en, from which I h h d ad en s n u c tfr i r t e e l ik iP Ahr a }, i l,,)ec, s n'e' gc l . f u o a r llrre ic in h oi ,l •ed a by your ' ex !l4'4t, ~ 41 115"t, a , ‘ „od' in six weeks' time, &c., Sze. 00 1 ',-.1 " Louisa.'"•` G RAM:Captain Royal Navy." 4 :s nd' Will 1},:„, -l errac ,Fx th, 1849. 'lte Niste,;''' You to e sen ' d m m a e u , on receipt' of this, by'2 l l th a t'.°f Your Revalenta A rabica Food. I Ott Ne ar S i r, RS beneficial effects have been duly e r fr „ roost respectfully, %, 4 1 th e 17.ellOMAS KING, Major-General." 1g,4 1 4 . 2 2 'AA, ' enerable Archdeacon of Ross. N k i,,14, -Am c Gl ebe, Skibbereen, County Cork, 1,4. 111, ot g ALpy bea l: too f avoura bl y o f t h e R eva l en t a I ,'S:l. ;I° II MA ..." kin-. S TUART_ S TUART Arrhdpnenn of PARR." "UM, • • Al ,ILIUG•II,./ II 4,1 mfleo. ,(11ier lby0! College, Cambridge. Oct. 15, 1849. 1 .„ i l ., a Stranger to all complaints, except §,the ,pti o as well as ever I was, and even quite " ) P, 4 - ',4 and troublesome annoyance of an A t eclie pi , T h , of which I had suffered for years, ' [l 4 si,„Peadant had declared incurable at my al to the e'n'Y Years ago I had a fall from my horse ; titl4,,eap I,ftNeguence ; my left arm and yg , were 4 ke ; and the eye was disp.aced. 85, l°o s have resisted all remedies, until 41k ti l lt1 1 7 left 7 t wo years' use of your delicious ri4 t rai and leg have been rendered as W i th gat it ' and the left eyelid restored to health, I iNer ee tut rein, ..v zsileetaCle3 2 Co— Wh 'i i * 4 7 4 ; Tri no rt ance to sufferers 44 1 ''Y v t ' ' Place the above details at your •°ll think Will promote the melfare of ot ti 4 ht , L i A ,. p, i %trp et ":, HUNTER, Barrister-at-Ln" .2”,1 nfl, ot;N:d 4,2 1. 0 1 11 K DO V,.,, . as . ' re =ea gip ill i N illfi ll r s i r c t ic r es u 1 t frA% it ar i n m t at y liherty to tllwrp.° th inkest n belit, an ' d I will cheerfully e t hi) t e r ,arn.,,,, thv friend, . ° •. 11 4e1. 1 'nßEtr, Sanitary Engir . . 44- 1 1 he "Winslow, Bucks, Jan.. , , !simple though very efficacious and „Pfii°Yai "Rev . E KERI t : l 4' Hotel St. Heifers, RI -ben •- - t'ev” li ly ?! to be told all the benefit yourfood ott Piv ➢ Ittle 4 i s , tir l t eo cr- J. 4 a (in"*...- 8 011 i.s f o r I saucer of It ery 4,1849 at large " WALTER KLATINIi." V p 'Pter Zra ee i c ht)i tt i ll th,4lkaYswater, London, Nov. 22, 1849. ~ , p af4 nt" , of th Aessrs. Du Barry and Co. to send Ltevalenta Arabica, it agreeing so }, 47 k9 11 e1t r -o ic•e r , ,reet, Frome, Somerset, Dec. 16, 1848. 's°4 > e r , a da., ll ' . Revalenta Arabica Food' to my ke."-ate constitution, and I find it does !St Vel 4 „ , r-s,u, Vt 1 71 ,1% haVc, '' ,, a ," I have u been in a most deplorable 4 ,00tin,'," th e 'een subject during that period to Nt 4l lno g ) t a ck, chest, right and left sides, which k 4 l 'ail daily . N 'tt Gdl we you a v „ o , e. tirtt"oue r ,,,ave not had any sickness at the e rY tr ul `;' . Your Food, Sze., &c. I remain, "St. si, " H. CLARK." " (Rev.) THOMAS MINSTER, Lot h ~ t a ♦y~~,~tfPe, Farnley Tyas. Yorkshire.)" ne Middlesex, March 31, 1849 ro ht t Pcl e(3 ej 1 ' lirezVor whom I ordered your food is b'' , ltip 4ti 4 neY, and was suffering severely from vi n . _on, throwintr up her meals shortly l i g a.s to r es , o a great deal of heartburn, and being i" D Y to 11 t ' ) PhYsic or enema, and sometimes 114 t ilt e r h as n i e n v f :n. l You that your food produced 4 ncti o „. been sick since. had hut little (t ) are more regular, 'Szc. t : 1 4 p e _, "THOMAS WOODHOUSE.' 44 vo lll trf er ecitrAthony, Tiverton, Nov. 8, which h aleptao"l or twenty-five years, and which r 7 1 1 eve, seems to vanish under Po% ll ;.ftii t irnv, f e "' I enjoy sound and refreshing N I do y, pill(' not procure. Nervousness is NI „n, ta i t ll ' arn Much more calm and collected top Tea5n,... 11 . 8 quite us Irritation, for h o a t c ers what, before, I did tith e , itie e -B , rl c, rareham Hants, Oct. 31, 1848. t g t , trtk th thank you ' fOr yur kind attention ' ° " W. R. REEVES." r 7 to ln if!ejna' I was as deplorable a o L e c cA o ‘rit ri ti e n tt , i :r st u a e n a (i nn l was ..... confined to bed, and ~, ,c ; Jlifti 7lon --, our walk, suffering severely : ;e, and indigestion, and being corn hti`Y•eiaasie, °oPerients every second or third day; ; 11 '4 4 , 1 11y t t lio u : govallowed no less than seven doses .4 t °I ..e 'd -8 ' "der medical advice. There was Y ONY h t ' ond a • • .' ' • Of - igt Rd singing in my right ear, that, i lit N I d t on the nit t ,,,„, ..„,___,,,,...,, ~ Li. tb. nt, Net. _ ti C‘-o on resembled the sound ry 4 4 , 4 1 ,, ro. 6t Mus cal glass I had a pain fiD4l % "le t 4" hron ti dno chest , a so s r s e throat , . and a slight to al e „ • ?fly loin ,` Of toosit o n min o n f e r:a n t i _th n i i i! . _ I could - for ten ht Irmo. thr Ravel to be just belm - v'the ribs th m p e i t I;4l'clk s ail t4it R avel _ inches from the back bone. I p ktn t t i t lit'PrOv.! a nti 1 7ta' morning and evening, avru, and l o ss than a fortnight my appe az'er, st ro e not ta ' . 11 tulency and constipation ° tro,,°t tasted a pill or drug of any kind Walk steadier, and less y like a t^4 paa " 01IN VASS, Land Steward. IV, h i n w "Ath 1 .1 1 4 4 1 1 •rte °- el Athol —O-street, Perth May 2, 1848. ?) /04' 1 4,,:z . _1 ye ar r,V since thelady, ' (who bad been it. ,lii, azei.at it ‘ 14 t_Dllrtabi,e;alpprottt.'art‘oarint rdgestion, trco ‘ m v E o a tn niecl ~4 1.1 't th te 6ay ?10(11.)as beetc; u S s t i r n e g n Ft ti crally o a r s directed, has produced a most salutary \Nt t4 Y ' t l'ot 6 44 ddi f "JAMES PORTER." A: 11 0 1' 1 , Gr'l excelineg, on, East Lothian, March 3,1849. 4. , t 1 :ly t 1..! berre,,nt Arabica Food has completly ,‘,,, i... 41 d , v 3:,,nty y'e,f,..r.l.cl_ oliver, which had been d o is w - Z 1.3,41 7 1, , ,, ,,,,. . ii and ha s teesll; and rh m e l e h t ta r l e t e h is ni on n tho ;4 ; ,:tii 4t , 27 4 8 llb .4 "ANDREW FRASER." ',,;')Nvt,.ll,B'; sap,.:'' 28 . 9d. ; 21b. at 4s. 6d. ; of 51b. Si.k.l/„,kit,rl7a4iNljned fo e r fined quality, 1016., 338.; and N-70itt t ilo ll Nce r ,,,Y bu BUR R climates. 121b'. and 10lb. ;%,,tpr 4 011 44 41 ers ( ca ' r il Y and Co., on receipt of 1 ,, 44 , 1 1,,, t l i s, 4l i a Ni e et n i t b y rail rvlvaif tr o e n el d , to any town o o r r t lON to bilPlent a nested tr e ndn c tio n n o 4 o sLln l i ) or :'l 4 et TI N . Lbsok,,°ad to. Their amount kz,kk , o,b,rlam,erit ilarrys order on London, or placed t. Y:1,,,D,141,4)L,,11)(4, Loodoannd Co.'s account, at Messrs. ; , ;t(l‘;'tt itlaso k ,I ( t t i,„lrl, a rid „,?s , and Butler, 155, Regent ,r,,,il,,,4 ai l ; No tt ` o Y th e 44` 1 " 1 ".., .82 and 183, Piccadilly, Pur t,Nr 4 8,1 4 11e 4 knee t n, ev,b,` so ; Barclay, 95, Faringdon i„,§4,.eotysi,4l„,lll/1 t,,drrY, Sanger, Evans, Hannay, NlN,,gsb „try. "ggist",e„ale,rs. grocers, Italian ware t-hz : ~,-: tli s 11i,,,, ''nl,Bls, and medicine venders, il"i.:hrt:t 11:44111'ut8t re sPect h* • s . ag o/ 1 1 fir it , , I) , f Al eut _ _II dity sent gratis. 4 ‘ ' l 3 lrralrave 1, 5 4: "0 Barry's invaluablefoid. Nv ts to°,4er Du 14g.,,i,00 k „,, %closely imitated that in h4.a kilai,°hoi4 I.):!leiress : glit,ctNsepwelltfngfalt]otl: kzx:, sobOtll,,.:nA, ittiiilg inMosed upon by spurious It b7 l ,tilher,: 4l .s t 4 41 1dt., s,,lndipn and oat ineal, sucli - sb., .!'eca,Nrricene Imitation of the name, ,at ifv,a4,,int itr, _fin them but the reckless "est t littiplay 4-Zaputide;:unulons corn ponmiers, l lek of 4, i ii i :Ll l ,,ti, would play sad valid or infant. 1114' (iti o f qtr, !t.l4 t be& 444 (14;10(PZI:f : (r'r°l3f )' I. 1.4„, Ity t , o. It • bti:;lt 2 I "kill. LIVERPOOL. Hour. D istrict Court, II Ditto, 11 Ditto, II Ditto, II Ditto, II HOLY') ETC. V: l 3 Z f i t i !, 42, 13 ~ • 4 A 12 e, e [morning. 53 !Is 12 ;140 Quarter 511.4 m., V !13 loth eumd.afterTrin, iliariteto. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. JULY 26. Sugar.—There continues a steady demand, and the sales amount to 500 hhds. B.P. and 500 bags of Bengal, without change in price. Foreign has continued to be inquired for, and more business might have been done had not the holders increased their demends. The sales in Brazil amount to 4,000 bags and 50 cases. Brown Pernambuco and Paraiba at from 16s. 6d. to 175., and in Porto Rico to 160 hhds., at full prices; 100 hhds. brown Surinam also brought 345. per cwt. duty paid. There have not been any sales in Molasses. Coffee.—The market is quiet, but without any change in price. The sates comprise 100 tees. Jamaica, (by auction,) 30 casks Plantation Ceylon, and 250 bags St. Domingo at 438. to 445. per cwt. 800 bags and brls. of African Ginger sold at 30s. per cwt., and 300 bags Sincapore Pepper at nd. per lb. Rice.—Of Carolina, 100 tees. have been sold by auction at 18s. 3d. to 18s. 6d. A large business has been done in Bengal, at rather higher prices. The transactions reach 14,000 bags, at Bs. 3d. to lls, for broken to good white. Rum is unaltered in value, and rather more business has been done. The sales are about 200 puns., in cluding Demerara 30 to 37 per cent. 0.P., at Is. Ild. to 2s. 3d., with a choice mark at 2s. 6d. per gallon. Tea.—A good busi ness doing, at full prices. At a sale held yesterday of 2,400 packages, about one-third were sold at extreme rates. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. JULY 26 The market has this week been comparatively quiet, and in many instances buyers have bad an advantage of id. per lb. in the middling and ordinary qualities of American, and in Surat. Brazil has been very firm, and prices are again rather higher. No change can be noticed in Egyptian. Speculators have taken 7,420 American, 610 Pernam, 390 Bahia, 1,660 Egyptian and 3,660 Surat, and Exporters 5,350 American, 830 Pernam, 270 Egyptian and 1,1880 Surat. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, For the week ending July 26, 1850. Prices paid 1 Imports SALES OF THE WEEK. lin the week.lThisWklThisYr, e fßarttets. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, Jinx 27 With unusually hot weather, the Corn trade, up . to Thursday, remained as last reported, steady, but without variation. On that day heavy rain seems to have been general, and the wea ther has since been, and continues showery anti unsettled. This has at once produced considerable speculative action, with more desire upon the part of millers and bakers to reple nish their stocks. Fresh Flour and good sweet qualities of each article have met steady sale at full prices. To-day, with a good attendance at our market, there is a steady sale for fresh qualities of each article at an advance of 2d. to 3d. per 701bs. upon Wheat, Is. per sack upon Flour, 6d. per quarter upon Beans, and 25. per quarter on Indian Corn. Oats and Oatmeal firm at last week's prices. Other articles without alteration. 7 , 10 Sea Island 1 12 d 0 19 d l 1 50 Stained 9310 Bowed Georgia 7 8i {Mobile 6l .• 8 4740 Alabama and Tennessee ei .. 7 1 14790 10880 New Orleans 6-1 .. 10 1870 j Pernambuco /Se:Paraiba 8 .. 9 } 970 40587 I Aracati and Ceara 1060 Babia and Maceio 870 f Maranham 8 • • 81 1 4366! 31670 Sawginned 7A- .. 71 ....Minas .... Para — .. -- I •,•• ••.• .... Demerara,Surinam,&c — .. ... 305. 3040 Egyptian 8 .. IC i _ 1302 54593 ! .... Barbadoes 5 .. Peruvian .. Bahama ▪ Laguayra 30 Common West India, &c. 8i • Cartbagena ▪ Smyrna Manilla 92 I 169, 1148 7050 Surat 6715 100' 50 Madras .. Bengal. X 740 bales LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Jt The arrivals into this port, coastwise and from Ireland. since Tuesday last, although a little increased, are still very liniiied in amount. From the north and south of Europe and Egypt, however, we have a larger import of Wheat than in any single week for several years past, comprising 49,492 quarters, with fai quantity of Barley and other grain, upards of 10,000 quarters of Indian Corn, chiefly from the. United States, and 15,497 sacks of Fiodr from France and the Rhine. At our market to-day the prices of Wheat may be noted about id. per 701 b. cheaper than on this day week, with a slow trade for all descriptions. Flour was also about 6d request at that abatement. Barley was rather more saleable on the terms last noted and Malt remains steady in value. In Beans no variation; Pease the turn dearer. Prime Oats advanced id. per 451bs. Oatmeal very dull sale and the turn lower. Indian Corn was in rather better inquiry, and advanced 6d. per quarter from the rates of Tuesday last. per sack cheaper, but in moderate Wheat,y 701 t, s. d. s. d. Old - 5 - 10 @ 6 1 New .. 6 1 @ 6 4 6 1 6 4 (10. .... 6 4 6 7 Enilfsll, red Ditto, white BRITISH. s. d. s. d Ditto, whi e, English, 510 d Malt, Englisl: S . 0- Oats, per 451 b. English & Scotch, a Welsh 2 10 New 2 64, dO. . lrisi), fine sorts Pease, En7,lisl 126 0 —29 0 blue Do:& Irist Flour,per 12G 0 —27 0 fine., ,29 0 —3l 0 extra 27 0 -29 0 33 0 -34 6 Litt Oatmeal, Canadian Bran, Is. 24tb 20 0 -21 0 010 - 1 0 FOREIGN a. _ Canadian red 5 6 5 10 :white .. 6 I United States do 5 9 6 1 'do. .... 6 5 -- Danzio• mixed and do 6 0— 6 6 hi^hmix 6 8 ...Ma, num'. F, (I u Riga and Petersbg. do 5 0— 5 6 'Danish.. 5 6 Odessa, common do 5 6 —5 10 'Polish.. a 2 ' French Spanish,Szc.do 5 6 5 9 'white .. 6 0— Bannat& Marianopoli 5 6 5 9 iEgypt'n 3 9 9 Fl (1 Rye, 14 (p. Baltic, .!,zc !O 0 -24 0 Oats, 4- , • 451 b Beans,vqr. European.. Pease, Ip• qr., Baltic, &c., white.... 26 0 —,, Flour, la barrel, Canadian sweet 22 0 —23 6 , 0 0— 0 0 U.S. West. Canal .. do 22 6 —23 0 ;Ohio 23 0 —24 6 Philad. & Bltimore.do 23 6 —24 0 I N.Orins 0 0— 0 0 ~, '-C • • ' 6 —2l 0 Frn. spf. 0 0— 0 0 ,/ 0 1 Canada.2s 0 -26 0 110. a Anadian.. small Indian Corn, Tr -ISOlb. 'American white. 6 'yellow .25 0 —2l European do 0 0— 0 0 Do. Meal,* brl. 19616 1 14 0 —l5 0 do 26 0 - 0 0- CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 26, On Tuesday evening we had a sudden change in the weather here, and in the course of the night a heavy fall of rain. Wednesday was fine, lint yesterday and last night extremely wet, which occasioned some excitement in the trade here during the last two days ; and the operations in Wheat and Indian Corn, both floating and on the spot, were extensive at improving rates. Exclusive of a good supply of Malt, we have received little produce either coastwise or from Ireland since Monday last, but have to report a moderate quantity of Indian Corn and Flour from the United States a further good arrival of Wheat, with several cargoes of other rain from Europe, and nearly 4,000 sacks of French Flour. By accounts received from various parts of this country and Ireland, the rains ap pear to have extended widely over a large portion of the United Kingdom, and caused an advance upon Wheats in some of the English counties of Is. to 2s. per quarter, thereby stimulating further very active and considerable proceedings in most de- scriptions of that grain at our market this daii'; the sales ef fected being partly to home and country millers, but chiefly aysnl usnrsr% rr.ll,l‘ lortrar CPSIIP tel nPrii Int i vP whn rentlilv paid 2d. per 70 lbs. over the reduced rates of Tuesday. Flour was in fair demand, States and Canadian tending rather up wards in value; and French, together with Irish, realising an amendment of 6d. per sack. Barley, upon a moderate de mand, was the turn dearer. Malt remained stationary. Beans mi Egyptians improved also in request, and advanced transacted therein during the week Is. per qua'rter . Oats, although not a lively :sale, were held on rather higher terms. Oatmeal, on the contrary, met very little notice, and hardly sustained late prices. Indian Corn, although taken very freely and extensively within the last two days, was disposed of with rather less facility this morning, but acquired fully 2s. ner auarter advance upon the annexed rates of Tuesday. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET.—YESTERDAY. The supply of Beasts at this day's market was nearly equal . nnn Cl,nnn Inao +L. hnf , weather the demand was very fair, and on the whole we cannot see anything to warrant us deviating from last week's quota tions. - SINKING THE OFFAL. Prime first-class Heiters Second-class Heifers Prime first-class Oxen 42d. „ sd. „ Old Cows and half-fed Oxen 4d. „ 4id. „ Prime Wethers, (shearlings) 5O. „ 52d. „ Second quality (ditto) Old Scotch and Irish Ewes (ditto) 40. „ 4d. „ Lambs Number of Cattle in market to-day :—Beasts,2o o3 ; Sheep and Lambs, 10,544. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, JULY 27. s. d. s. d. Hay. old, 20% 0 Si@ 0 10a Potatoes, 11. 901 b. New Clover Ditto, Green Mangelwurzel .. 0 0— 0 0 Blacks Straw, Wheat .. 0 41— 0 5* Turnips, gp ton . 0 0 Oat 0 0— 0 0 Carrots Bruges , ...... 0 0 0 0 Manure 3 6 s. d. s. d PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, JULY 27. - s. d. s. d. , ! . s. d. a. d. Beef w). lb 0 sto 0 7 Grapes,Eng.4 , lb 2 6to 0 0 Mutton 0 5 0 7 Pines, For. each. 1 6 2 0 Veal 0 44 0 7! Do. Eng. '44 , lb. 4 6 0 0 i fore-qr 0 6 0 7 !Fowls, 43 , couple. 0 0 Lamb { hind- qt 0 6 0 7 'Ducks 3 4 0_ Fresh Pork .... 0 5 0 51 Geese 4 0— 5 6 Bret Salmon Soles Cod Fish Turbot • 0 6 1 0 Currants, Black 0 5 0 6 For. Melons each 0 0— 0 0 i Ditto, Red .. 0 3 0 4 Nectarins, each. 0 8— 1 0 !Cherries, per lb.. 0 4 0 8 Fresh Butter Salt Ditto 0 7 0 11 Rabbits, l# cple. 1 8— 2 0 Eggs 13. 120 5 0— 0 0 Plovers Potatoes, 4) , Peck 0 6 0 8 ,Wild Ducks Peaches, each .. 1 0— 0 0 ! Woodcocks , Asparagus, pioo 0 0— 0 0 'Larks ....9a , doz 0 0 -- 0 0 AT LIVERPOOL Direct. Indirect Directllndirect Aus t `ridia April si June 1 Mauritius 'June 26 Mazatlan.... I MexicoAcity) .. April 1.3 Mobile., .... July 8 Monte Video .. Mal New Orleans .. :July New York... July 17 Panama .... Pernambuco. June2l Rio Janeiro.. .. San Francisco Savannah .. ' St. Helena .. June 7 St. Thomas.. .. May 16 Trinidad.... .. May I Valparaiso .. .. June 2 Tenezuela .. April 2 Vent Cm .June liaWadnes, .1 • • 2' Bombay.... ~ B. Ayres • . • • , Calcutta • 1 .. !June California ' C. G. Hope. MaY 19 Chagres • ; 13 14 Charleston . • • ;July May 23 China Demerara Havana • • Hayti litay 11 Honduras .. 1. 4 1 )6 , Jamaica • • 1 . 1,21 Lima Marsnhon,, June 8, -45 0 Till LIVERPOOL ST•NIARIa PRESTON CORN MARKET, JULY 27 A good deal of rain has fallen in this district since Thursday. The grain crops, notwithstanding, have still a healthy appear ance, and with a return of settled weather the harvest would be abundant. The prevalence of the potatoe disease in the early crop is confirmed by the reports which we receive trom our neighbouring growers, consequently the supply at market is large, and prices range from ss. to Gs. 6d. per 2401 bk. We had a better supply of English Wheat at our Corn Exchange to-day, which met a languid sale at an advance of 6d. per win dle. We have no Irish Wheat on hand. Foreign inquired for, French 6s. 2d. to 6s. 6d.; Rostock 6s. 9d. to Cs. 10d. per Nib. Flour in fair request at our last quotations, fine 325., superfine 335. 6d. to 345. 6d. per 280 lbs. Beans nominally unaltered, say 12s. 6d. to 13s. per 2201b5. Oats continue in moderate re tail demand for provender at 1 - :s. 6d. to 2s. 7d. per 451bs. Oat meal difficult to quit, choice qualities 235., middling to good 21s. to 225. per 3401b5. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. JULY 26 Since Tuesday the weather has been unsettled, and to-day we have heavy rain; this has its influence on our trade, and though the arrival of Wheat is large, an advance of ls. per qr. is obtained at this day's market. No change in the value of Oats or Shelling. Beans rather dearer. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, JULY 24 During the present week the transactions in Wheat have been on a limited scale, but what has changed hands realised fully former prices. Barley unaltered, and less in request: Oats continue to be taken in retail. Beans held for rather more money. Fewer Peas offering. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET, JULY 27. Wheat—Northumberland, w Lute, per qr 448. to 46s 425. to 44s Flour—Norfolk household, per sack 30s. Od. to 31s. Od There was only a small supply of Wheat to-day from the farmers, and coastwise the supplies are also limited; of foreign, however, there was a great deal on offer. Owing to the above causes, there was an active demand for Wheat, and all descrip tions of quality advanced fully Is. per qr. Barley in large supply, and late prices fully maintained. Peas and Beans only in retail demand, without any particular alteration in value. Oats of good quality are generally held for Is. per qr. advance, but as yet it cannot be obtained. Flour Is. per sack dearer. WISBECH CORN MARKET. JULY 27 Our farmers began to ask a much higher price, but buyers held off. Between one and two o'clock the sun broke out, and they then submitted to an advance of Is. above last week's rates. Beans and Oats a little dearer. Best Red Wheats 621bs. to 631bs. per bush..42s. to 43s..extra —s, Secondary Wheats.GOlbs. „ 61Ibs. „ .3Ss. „ 40s..extra —s. Best White Wheat 621bs. „ 63Ibs. „ 445. „ 50s..extra —s, Sec. White Wheat 60Ibs. „ 611bs. „ 405. „ 42s..extra —s, Beans 651bs. „ 66ilbs. „ 265. „ 28s..extra —s, Oats Ilst. „ I 2st ....... Bd. „ 9d. extra —d, DUBLIN CORN MARKET, JULY 26 The weather since yesterday has improved; to-day is fine and warm, and our market was generally dull, but without any alteration in prices. Rapeseed sold at from 19s. to 20s. 6d., and some samples of new Bere at 10s. and 10s. 3d. White Wheat.. 23s 6d to 24s 6d Oatmeal los 6d to lls 6d I Red ditt0...... 21s fid to 23s Od Second Flour 12s Od to 14s Cd Barley 9s Od to 12s Od I Indian Corn, /s , Oats, old 9s 6d to lls 6d J 480 lbs 25s 6d to 28s 6d CORK CORN MARKET, JULY 27, • There was a steady consumptive sale for Baker's Flour this week. Strong seconds are in request, and the supply of such is short. Holders of Wheat are firm, though our millers, in fluenced by the English markets, expect some reduction. Indian Corn has a limited consumption, at £6 ss. per ton. BELFAST CORN MARKET, JULY 26 We have had fine and warm weather most of the past week, with occasional heavy rains. The trade has resumed a firm tone, the consumption being still large, and stocks wearing low. The continued reports . Of potato disease, which are reach in„o• us from all quarters, have entire]) prevented any anxiety to sell on the part of holders. At this day's market Wheat fully maintained late prices, and there was a demand for coarser lots in store. The demand for Flour is almost entirely for inferior descriptions. Oats may be quoted rather lower, but are in fair demand. Oatmeal having declined 3d. per cwt. in the week, was in good demand to-day, and an advancemay be looked for. . . Indian Corn being in good - Consumptive demand, is very firn. and prices especially for White tend upward. Yellow t 6 7s. 6d to .t 6 10s. ; White scarce, at 12s. 6d. to £6 15s. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, JULY 24. We had a very large show of stock to-day, much exceeding the demand; in consequence both Beef and Mutton were lower; the primest did not realise over sd. per lb. A great quantity of stock unsold. WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET, JULY 24. At this day's market we had 760 fine Beasts, of a most excel lent quality, and 6300 Sheep. Trade somewhat languid on ac count of Oa weather, yet an excellent attendance of buyers, ss. 3d. to ss. Gd. per st. of 14Ibs. ; Mutton, 40. to 42d. per lb We had a good show of lean stock and Pigs. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. JULY 25 The cattle market to-day was a small one, but a fair propor tion of Sheep. Good Beef was 2s. to 3s. higher per cwt. than this day week, but inferior lower, showing a great • range of ie closeneis of —the sea - son may be said to be out. Beef, in sink, prime, 425. to 465.; single cattle, 4Ss. ;' cows and inferior kinds, 355. to 40s. per cwt. ; Mutton, 4d. to 6d. ; Veal, 6d. per lb.; Lambs, l ts. to 235. each. the weather STATE OF TRADE. MANCHESTER.—Operations in this market have been con siderably restricted throughout the present week. Buyers, who showed some disposition to suspend their transactions at the close of the past week, have been encouraged to continue the same course by the somewhat more favourable accounts of the growing cotton crop from America, coupled with a rather weaker market there, which, having produced a like effect on the Liverpool cotton market, has induced an expectation of some decline. This has not, however, been realised, although buyers in some instances have the turn in their favour. The utter absence of stocks on the part of spinners, coupled with the fact that many of them have orders extending over a con siderable period, renders their position one which no temporary lull is likely to affect in any but the most trivial degree, and ested throughout the week, the are somewhat less impracticable, much firmness has been mani only alteration being that they ROCHDALE.—A brisk dethand for Flannels this week, and the manufacturers ask rather more for their pieces, in order to meet the late advanced price of the raw material. The Wool market is steady, and prices are firm. . . . Low goods have been in request, and have met with ready pur chasers. The Wool matte is about the same as last week. Colonial Wools are in rather more request than before. LEEDS.—The demand for Woollens, more especially for goods suitable for autumn and winter_ continues active. and the general prospects of the trade in this district is promising. BRADFORD.—WOOL.—There is a better supply of all kinds of combing Wools in this market, the recent heavy purchases which those purchases have been effected, act as a draWback to large sales being made. YARNS.—There is no change worthy of note ; but from the advanced price of Wool, contracts will not be effected for August on the same terms as July. Ps ECES. There is a good business doing in all kinds of goods, and at -rov nrices. , ed p HALIFAX.—A toleratly steady bnsiness is doing in some de scriptions of worsted goods. The advance in Cotton, how ever, has considerably affected those fabrics which are partly made of that material, checking both the demand and the pro duction. _ _ NOTTINGHAM. — LACE. — The amount of business usually done is, at this period, limited, yet there is quite as much selling as at the same season in - former years. . Yarn will be still higher in price. HOSIERY.—There is still a small amount of business doing in some descriptions of summer goods for the home trade, while for shipment, orders are very scanty; and, indeed, will be so until the American orders are received for their spring trade. We have again to lament that it is probable there will be a further advance on the price of Yarn. LEICESTER.—On the whole, the amonnt of employment con tinues the same. Manufacturers, however, complain that they are not able to realise on the goods the advances in Wool, the prices of which have again advanced in a small degree upon the rates current at the fair. Cotton Yarns also continue to advance in price, and it is said to be doubtful whether there will be an average accumulation of stocks for the spring upon the present rates of cotton. RAILWAY RECEIPTS. The following are the receipts of railways for the past weer hat is to say, up to the date to which the respective return re made *lP4ipping TUESDAY, JULY 23.—Wind S.E . ARRlVED.—Reindeer, Leprom, and Martin Luther, Kenny, from Quebec—Gertrude, Coombes, Newfoundland—Emelyn, Toogood, and Vila Bidovich, Alexandria, E.—William Rath bone, New York—Mountaineer, Williams, Savannah—Fanny, Kites, Gonaives—Archibald, Lindsay, Gibraltar—Bridget, Kinz, Lisbon—Geza Johanna, Rotterdam—Francisca, Bodow, Anclam—Hendrika, Onken, Brake—Elmsgrove, Williams, Ab beville—Kerjola, Frisk, Wyburg —Hamlet, MiLaren, Cuba. SAlLED. —Plymouth Rock, Caldwell, for Boston—Speed, Jackson, Ceylon—Brenda, Reid, Constantinople--Roseland, Ball, Copenhagen—Sophia, Johns, Dordt—Pasha, K:iy, Genoa and Alexandria—Neptuna. Mahn, Gibraltar—Eliza Bell, Lone, Halifax, &c.—Ann Campbell, Smith, Iceland—Queen, Hoskin, Lisbon—Toronto, Ballantine, Montreal—Enterprize, Funk, and William D. Sewell, Small, New York—Devonian, Stamper, Port Natal—Larne, Nickels, Quebec—Elizabeth, Engelsman, Revel—Ocean, Nicholas. Rotterdam—Romulus. Bruce, St. Pe tersburg—Gazelle, Fleury, Tampico—Giusto, Fiscovitch, Tri este—Vesta, White, Wyburg. Runnymede, Barley, from the South Seas at Hobart Town. Lord Stanley, M'Kay, from Port Philip at Sydney, N.S.W. Statesman, Dewar, from Calcutta and Hobart Town, off ditto Emily, Stacy, hence for Galatz, off Syra. Leven Lass, 11I'Donald, from Pernambuco at London. Dyson, Cummings, hence at Buenos Ayres. Windsor, Pepper, hence at Para. Lindisfarne, hence at Para. Indian Queen, Forsyth, from Barbadoes, and Monarch, Bur nett, from St. Lucia at Dublin. . John Cock, Thompson, from Ichaboe, for this port; Antilla, Carg, from Sincapore ; and Herculean, Overend, from Bombay at Si. Helena. _ Heroine, comkins, from the Coast of Africa at St. Helena, and sailed for this port 3rd June. Adam Lodge, Johnson, from Bombay at St. Helena, and sailed for this port 4th June. Ingleboroug,h, Rea, from Havana, for Cronstadt, in Pent land Fifth, 17th instant. WEDNESDAY. JULY 24.—Wind W.N.W., light ARRlVED.—Venture, Blacklock, and Benjamin Boyd, Bonny —Henry and Margaret. Pritchard, Laguna—Pre3to, Grazilier, St. Domingo—George Brown, Higgins, and Castilian, Greaves, New Orlearg—Olive, Olive, St. John's, N.B.— David, Frost, and John Cal Vin, Barton, Quebec—Pollux, Amsterdam—Clare; Ulisse, and Nouveau St. Pierre, Calve, Nantes—New York Packet, Farquharson, New Orleans—Etelvina, and Eohy, Jar vis, Malaga—Carlow, Luppis, Trieste—William Crow, Harvey, Rotterdam—Lord Exmouth. Hobson, Abbeville—Marg. Jones,: Parnell, Shediac—Robina, • Milford, Bombay—Union, Ostend —Jane, Hole, Wilmington—Arab, Simpson, Charleston — Champion, Hills, Rouen. SAlLED. —Andrew Foster, Howes, jun., and Vanguard, Nor ton, New . York—John Currier, Batman, Boston. Carl, I3ussert, hence at Riga. Nautilus, Knight, hence at Malaga. Auguste, Hayden, hence at Schelde. Julius, Speigelberg, hence at Memel. Achilles, Bandowsk►, hence at Danzic. Deux Celina, Pitache, hence at Bordeaux. Colonist, Marshall, from Adelaide at Auckland, New Zea land, and sailed 24th Feb. for San Francisco. Commodore, Broadfoot, from Sydney, N.S.W. at ditto. Idalia, Hayfield; Geraldine, Wakeham ; and Black Prince, Al`Pherson, hence, and Eothen, from anton at Callao. Lydia ; Mogul ; ana Niagara, hence, and Village Girl, from Paragua at Valparaiso. Hardware, Shaw; Bess, Pomery ; Voleant, Sheers; Ann Johnston, Cleary ; and John Ron.illy, Kendall, hence at New foundland. Electric Flash, Turnham, hence at Trieste. Susanna, Heres, sailed from Trieste for this port on the sth instant. . Elizabeth, Weatherby, sailed from Venice for this port Bth instant. _ _ Immacolata and Sam Luigi, Emanuele, and Belle, Lindsay, hence at Messina. _ _ Liverpool Packet, Giacobbe, sailed from Messina for this port Ist instant. Rapid, Osborne, sailed from Palermo for this port 26th June Gazelle, Lakef, sailed from Cagliari, for Newfoundland, on the 9th instant. _ _ ..... Levantine (s.), Cumming, sailed from Leghorn for Palermo and Messina 9th instant. Echo, Dyrnell, and Gannet (s. s.), hence at Helvoet. Omega, AV Pherson, from Mi , rainicht, for [this port, at Skib bereen, with loss of foretopmast. Lauriston, Savery, and Napthali, Rees, hence at rove, for Gibraltar. Hydrus, Brecknell, from Hamburgh, tor this port, off Ex mouth. Huskisson, Witt, and Rothesay, Mitchell, hence at Bonny. THURSDAY, JULY 25.—Wind N.N. ARRIVED.—Aunt Mary, Baxter, from Alexandria, F.—Gree nock, Quebec—Pirate (a. s.), Ritchie, Constantinople—Fox hound, Sims, Smyrna--Keying, Pierce, Charleston— Arrant, Lucoii—Alfred, Cappard,"Rouen-LDevonia, Long, for Cadiz. _ SAlLED.—Gesiena, Posterns, and Barend, Zwall, Rotterdam —Queen of the Tyne, Clar , Rio Janeiro—Adolphe, Cameau, Nantes—Charles A melie, Lednff, Marseilles—Gipsy, Wilson, Bordeaux—Conine, Sirovich, Salonica—Benedict, °sterile% Riga—Enriquieta, Tono, Havannah—Emma, Humble, Cron stadt—Telegraph, Shaw. Christiana—lsabella, Griinsditch, Buenos Ayres—Selena, Giltillan, Africa. Norval, Kirk, from Paraiba at this port; sailed 16th June. The Anna, Taylor, was to sail next day. Left loading, the Ge nevive, Renard, and James Stewart. _ _ _ Admittance, Harrison, for Bordeaux, has put back, leaky Dos Hijos, Gartequi, hence at St. Sebastian Camilla (s.), Little, hence at Havre. Henry, High, hence at Helvoet. Fredereke, Krause, hence at Memel. Vanguard, Bedlington, hence at Cronstadt. Levenside, Cameron, from Bahia, for Ascension, at St. He lena. Ritsou, Johnson, from Antigua, for London, off the Start. Saucy Jack, Welch, hcnce for Rotterdam, off Dover. Brazilian, Thompson, from Bahia at Cowes. Wilson, Stoun, from Buenos Avres • Albvti, Keay. from Pa tagonia; and Sea Queen. Hawksley,.from Km Grande, all at Cove. Crown, Bowie, from Bahia at Falmouth. Kellermont, Roberts, from Gonaives, for London, off Fal mouth. FRIDAY, JULY 26.—Wind W.N.W ARRlVED.—lvanhoe, Rattray, from Matanzas—Rhene, Hay ward, Savannah—Lady Elgin, Irons, and Caledonia, Quebec— Nestal, St. Übes—Balmorat, Fisher, St. John's, N.B.—North Atlantic, Cook, and Edinburgh, Taylor, New Orleans—Loo christie, Coraellus, Marseilles—B. Hewetson, Lloyd, Rabet. Azorian, Phillips, from Gibraltar, for Patras, at Zante. Louisa, Bennett, cleared at Constantinople, for Galatz, 4th July. Tom Roberts, James, sailed from Galatz for Queenstown or Falmouth, 11th July. Carl Mei nrich, Steinorth, herce at Danzic. Auguste, Heyde, hence at Ghent. Kirkman, Finlay, from Ceylon at Deal. Beerta, Schuringa, from Amsterdam, for this port, at ditto. Queen Dowager, Meldrun, her.ce at Oporto. Tagus, Wade, hence at Lisbon. Tit Bit, Gardner, sailed from Lisbon, for this port, on 16th July. Rambler, Wahl, sailed from Cadiz for this port and Clyde on 16th July. Water Lily, Bastian, hence, and cleared on instant for Ca diz; Nundeeps, Backford, from Marseilles, and cleared for Portsmouth ; Margaret, Knowles, from Terra ova, and cleared for this port—all at Gibraltar. SATURDAY, JULY 27.—Wind N.N.W., fresh ARRlVED.—H erculean, Overend, from Bombay—Contente, M'Fie, Savanilla—Zenobia, Stewart, St. Petersburg—Fredrike Louise, Gass, from Memel—Gannet (s.), Sullivan, and Martha, Collis, Rotterdam—Magician, Steele, Hamburg. SAlLED.—Cambria (s.), Leitch, for Halifax and Boston— Propontis (s.), Phelan, Constantinople. Exile, Blake • Isis, Press ; Agatha, Jarvis, and John Munn (s.), hence at Ancona. Robert, Covacevich, hence at Batavia 21st March. Clotilde. Briand, hence at Marseilles. Peggy, Fleming, hence at Archangel. Prosper Adele, Dulmas, and Louis, Carle, sailed from Nantes for this port 20th July. Ellida, Gram, and Cullondburg, for this port, at Stornoway. Lucy, St. Petersburg for this port ? off Dover. Valentine, Jackson, sailed from Maracaibo, for this port, on 24th or 25th of March, and has not since been heard of. Mary Ismay, Greggins, from Real jo, at London. Ritson, Johnson, from Antigua, at ditto. Infanta, from Quebec at Beaumaris. ISBY, 13th July.—The Catherine, Nelson, from Liverpool, for Riga, was stranded near Rohne, last night, and has proba bly become a wreck, and her cargo (salt) lost; the materials will be saved. BURwICK, ORKNEYS, 22nd July.—The schooner Woodland, Edgar, of Preston, from Liverpool, for Wick, laden with salt, was wrecked on the Lowther Rock, this day; crew and a small part of the materials saved. SUNDAY, JULY 28.—Wind N.N.W ARRlVED.—Narraganset, Edwards, from New York—Sarah, Jones, from Callao—Hornet, Rutter, and Edina, M'Millan, Prince Edward Island—Richard, Schenborg, and Heinrich, Albert, Riga—Johanna Hepner, Hopenrath, and Betsey, Smith, Danzic—Wenskapen, Ucland, Gamla Carleby—Julie, Sansen, Wismar—Elitla, Gram, Callundborg—Juno, Thompson ' Pillau —Six Sodskende, Nykjobing—lda, Norway—Charlotte, Brand, and Medea, Bleckert, Memel._ __ _ _ _ SAILED.—Hero, Grant ; Moselle, Wightman, and Amiga, Brown, Africa—Elphinstone, Cholditch, Jamaica—Geo. Glenn, Stabb, Ceara—Atala, Rogers, and Erin-p-Bragh, Thompson, New Orleans—Ashland, Rice; West Point, Allen, and Jane Hammond, Vaughan, New York—Satellite, Markham, Phila delphia—Wm. Vail, Wishart, Quebec—HUrrell, Phillips, Bar celona, and Osmanli (s.), Corbett, Genoa. Europa (s.), Lott, from New York at this port; sailed on 15th July. Columbus, Goble, from Pernambuco, at this port ; sailed 21st June. On 26th July saw the Adam Lodge, and about 40 other vessels, bound up, off Cape Clear. Grenville, Marquant, hence at Blanc Sablons, with damage, having struck the ice, off Cape Ray. Racer, Pironet, hence at Pernambuco. Wizard, Norton, hence at Blonc Sablons. Hebe, Le Scellen, hence at Forteau. Sr. Vincent, Madee, and Anais, Desiree, hence at Dunkirk, Svanetta Gererdina, Von Jugen, sailed from Trieste, for this port, 18th July. Jason, Arens, sailed from Nantes, for this port, 24th July. Anna; Renard; Norval; James Stewart, and Genevieve, were loading at Paraiba, 21st June, for this port. MONDAY, JULY 30.—Wind N. ARRIVED.—AIbyn, from Patagonia—Republic, Marshall, New Orleans—Tibbet, Cordiner. Lisbon—Tuscarora, Turley, and Isaac Webb, Cropper, New York—Falcon, Smith, Mobile —Pomerania, Krause, Danzic—Sanne, Hanneraick, Rostock — Eurydice, Brown , Barbadoes—Cairo, Quebec —Amity. Resti gouche—Auguste Friedericke. Sprenger, Konigsberg—ll ydrus, Bricknell, Hambro— Elizabeth, Taylor, Rotterdam. SAILED.—AIbion, Manly, for Para—Arabella, Parker, Phila delphia-- Prince of Wales, Thomas, Corfu—Emma, Towill, Newfoundland—lsa, Dewar, Riga—Hibernia, Faulk, Philadel phia—Swan, Graham, New Orleans—Tigre. Zarb, Malta — Fencer, Harris, Labrador—Petit Emma, Dijore, Gijon—Nep tune, Jarvis. Genoa—Three Sisters, Scott, Brazils—Diana, St. Petersburg—Elizabeth. Dwinen. Rotterdam—Maria and Pau line, Hallier, Lubec—Harriet, Ohlsen, Iceland — Bernier , P iel, Corfu—Grecian, Thompson, Trinidad—Heroine, Mearns, St. Petersburg—Matilda, Hoen, Narva—Villiers, Harvey, Genoa — Sisters, Knowles, and Queen of the Dart, Fox, Constantinople. Eliza, Atkins, from Rio Grande; Delhi, Young, Bahia; Ac tive, Hawkey, and Traveller, Darnell, from Rotterdam, at Fal mouth. City of Glasgow (s.s.), Matthews, from New York at Glasgow Empress, Mardon, hence at Bahia in 33 days. Tynemouth Castle, hence at ditto in 37 days. Persian, Hopkins, from Demerara; Adept, Burns, hence at Grosse Isle, Rithibucto; Triumph, Roberts, ugwash ; Whitehaven, Hig gins, and Times, J en kin, St. Domingo; General Wiltshire, Rainbow, Emmerson, Strachan, Bahia; Free Trader, Black, Callro; Light of the Harem, Stephenson, Buenos Ay res —Essex, Norton, hence to Quebec, leaky—all at Queenstown. Lord Wellington, from Quebec, off ditto. OFF THE Ponr,—General Parkhill; Genieve; Geo. A. Hop ley; New World; Hercyna ; Camilla (et.); Abeona; Adam Lodge; ;Om Ilorrceks Lancashire; Atlas; Sunbeam. RAILWAYS IWeek 1850. i ending Amount s. d. 4 , Aberdeen July 13 1624 0 0 619 Amiens and Boulogne —2l 1931 0 0 1374 Belfast and Ballymena Birkenhead, Lan. and Cheshire. —2l 1272 0 0 1002 Bolton, Blackburn, C. and W. Y —l4 610 0 0 513 Bristol and Exeter Caledonian —l4 6745 0 0 6315 Chester and Holyhead —2l 3725 0 0 2244 Dublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Drogheda —lB 1237 0 0 948 Dublin and Kingstown Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Dundalk and Enniskillen —l7 158 0 0 179 East Anglian —2l 714 0 0 897 Edinburgh and Glasgow —2o 4156 0 0 4004 Edinburgh and Northern .. —2o 2781 0 0 2380 Eastern Counties —2l 16586 0 0 20659 East Lancashire Eastern Union —3l 2455 0 0 1626 Glasgow, Kilmarnock and Ayr.. —2O 2845 0 0 3325 Glasgow and Greenock Great Northern and East Line —l4 3643 0 0 2243 Great Southern and Western Great Western Lancashire and Yorkshire.. . Lancaster and Carlisle Leeds and rhirsk —2l 1227 0 0 664 Liverpool, Crosby, & Southport. —2l 331 0 8 254 Londonderry and Enniskillen —2o ;92 0 9 183 London and North-Western —2l 49024 1 0 45404 London and Blackwall London, Brighton & South Coast —2O 11984 0 0 12039 London and South-Western M'cliester, Sheffield, and Lincoln —2l 6276 0 0 4388 Midland, Bristol,& Birmingham —2l 24005 0 0 22571 Midland Great Western(lreland) —2l 1123 0 0 1127 Newcastle and Carlisle North British... Paris and Rotten Rouen and Havre, 21 ii 33 0 o 3334 20 7990 0 • 7245 20 33fi~ 0 0 Scottish Central — 2 1 1637 •0 1 1535 Scottish Midland — 20 530 • • Shrewsbury and Chester Shropshire Union — 11 436 I 0 South-Fasten South Devon —l4 2100 • 0 Taff Vale Ulster West Cornwall Whitehaven Ruled,* — 14 243 • • York, Newcastle, and Berwick —2l 13691 0 0 YorX and Nor th Midtancl, Arc, —2l 91:6 9 0 1424 303 11272 1905 1925 VESSELS SPOKEN, Richard. from this port, for Pernambuco, 2d June, in lat. 6 N, long 24 W—Winifred, 3d June, in lat. 7 N, long. 24 W Elizabeth, from this port, for Bombay, 16th July, in lat. 50, long. B—Thomas Blyth, from this port, for Cape Good Hope, 10th July, in lat. 47, long. 11—Bellairs, from this port, for Bengal, 16th July, in lat. 50, long. B—Ringfield, from Valpa raiso, for this port, Ist July, in lat. 39, long. 39—Jane from this port, for Quetec—Bidston, from this port—and Ranger, from this port, for Bahia, 16th July—Chance, from this port, for New I ork, out five days, in lat. 48 N, long. 18 W—Old England, from Cuba, for this port, 24th June, in lat. 37, long. 63—Pursuit, from New Orleans, for this port, out thirty-two days, 3(1 July, in lat. 43, long. 44—Avon, from this port, Bth Juty, in lat. 48 N, long. 15 W—Triumph, from this port, for Constantinople, 18th July, in lat. 49, long. 9—Juno, from this port, for Quebec, 18th June, in long. 54 W—Ocean, from Bom bay, for this port, 17th July, in lat. 50N, long. 12 W—Lucretia, from this port, for Trieste, 3d July, in lat. 43 N, long. 11 W Georgiana, from this port, for Bonny, 22d May, in lat. 6 N, long. 13—J. H. Shepherd, from New York, for this port, 2d July, south shoals N.W. thirty miles—Virginia, from this port, for New Orleans, 15th June, in lat. 50, long. B—Rockaway, from this port, for New York, 13th June, in lat. 46, long. 31 — Jupiter, from this port, for Buenos Ayres, 2d June, in lat. 3 N, long. 4—Yeoman, from this port, for New York, 19th July, off Ramsey, I.lll.—Aven, from this port, for St. John, N. 8., 11th July, in lat. 49 N, long. 19 %V—Science, from this port, for Africa, 19th July, off Tuskar—Larch, from this port, for Panama, 28th May, in lat. 23 S, long. 32—Priscilla, from this port, for Rio Janeiro, 2d June, in lat. 9 N, long. 24 W—Cele rity, from this port, for Malaga, in lat. 49, long. 7—Grace, from this . port, for Quebec , in lat. 49 , 10ng. 26—Gem, from this po for Valparaiso, 16th April, in lat. 26 S, long. 40—Otter, fa this port, for Rio Janeiro, 25th May, in t a t. 2 N. long. 23 IN Vesper, from this port, for Jamaica, 22d July, off Tuskai Waterloo, from this port, for New York, in lat. 48 N, long. —Thomas Forrest, from this port, fo r C a lcutta. in lat. 49, loi 9- 1 -James Wright, from this port, for New York, 13th July, lat. 53, long. 24—Phantom, from Smyrna, for this port, July, off Gibralt ar—ldas, from Arica;for this in lat. 48 N, long. 14 W—Arthnr, from Boston, for tl 2d June. Passed the Sound for Liverpool. DoorLbos, Addens, and Geerirudia, Speelinan, fronit. Pe burg. LONDON GAZTTI TUESDAY, JULY --~--~- PARTNERSHIPS DIS Schofield and Kershaw, Liverpool, )LVED igeer b( DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS Francis Bassano, Birmingham, coach found John Brearley, Sowerby [fridge, timber mer Simon, Alexander, and John Walker, Birm ladelphia, merchants. BANKRUPTS, Edward N ber ME 1, Hertford, c Ralph Hain tnowl Edward Foster, Chesterton, Cat %warn Ward Evans, Ludlow, l Robert I FROM THE LONDON G • PARTNERSHIPS I 3. Schofield and Co., Eccleston, Co., New York and Boston, and Liv H. Miliett, Liverpool, cow keepers. BANKIU Charles Bunyard, A! Garrard, S icteriand, chpmiE DIVIDENDS ;h• street, Poplar, groce 3 J. Pile; .Monkwearir SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION [re, catt CHARITIES LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOC WEEKLY REPORT, Jul Boys on ft Sick List .. Obtained Si T. D. And Hon. •er; Joseph Hebb LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, JULY 2 DISCHARGED: In-patients cured, 28; Relieved and at request,l2 ; Made Out-patients, 7 ; Irregular, 1 ; Dead. 3. ADMITTED In-patients, 56; Out-patients, 11; Casuals during the week, 24 ; Remaining in the Ilonse, 194. House Surgeon, Mr. F. D. Fletcher; Apothecary, Mr. J Newton; Chaplain, Ilev.W. Blundell ; Treasurer, Alfre; North, Esq.; house Visitors, E. Gibbc Banner, Esqrs. SOUTHERN & TOXTETH HOSPITAL, JULY 24. IN-PATIENTS. At own request Cured I Under treatment Relieved Irregular Dead Entered 1.4 Under treatment .. • Treasurer, Benjamin Platt, Esq. ; Honorary Chapl George Dover ; House Surgeons, Mr. G. C. Sharman ; House Surgeon, Mr. H. F. Barnett ; Physician and for The week, Dr. Cameron ar_d Mr. Churton ; Visitori Challin Dr and J. Ingram, Esqs NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT. JULY 27 ADMITTED: Accidents, 40; Medical and Surgical Cases u recommendation, 18 ; Total, 58.--Discit A noun : Cured, Relieved and at own request, 5; Attending as Out- Patients, Irreplar, 2 i Died, 3. Remaining in the Hospital, 100. onsuiting SUrgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq.; Physician an • Surgeon for the week, Dr. Scott and Mr. Stubbs House Visitors, E, J. Mozley and John Lightbody Esqrs.; House Surgeons, Mr. Wall and Mr. Evans Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rev. Wn Hughes. • PACKET LIST, GENERAL FOBI OFFICE Mails desp'cl!Last Packet Next Pack fromLondon' sailed. due. Destination I 7th, 17th, and 27th ( Next M. Next 11 S'HAMPTON STATIOIs Lisbon Spain Gibraltar 1 Malta &lonian Islands.) G;e7ceandEiypi.7.: India,Ceylon,&Cinna J 1 (I)Brit.Col.inW.lnd. (except Honduras & I Bermuda,) For. Col. in W. Indies, except of every Havana, Venezuela, month. • and Madeira (2) Mexico & Havana 2nd of everylGt. West (3) Bermuda, St. Juanl month only. Jul de Nicaragua, and ,17th ofever New Grenada y!Severn FALMOUTH STATIO N. Madeira, Brazil, and 1 Evng. of 4th Buenos Ayres I every montl LIVERPOOL STAT tON Brit. N. America, Ber muda. and U. States On Thursday morning, about six o'clock, the body of man was found in the river, opposite the Prince's-pie The deceased was identified as a mon who pledged an m tide at a pawnbroker's shop in this town, when he gai his name as William Ai'Donald, and said he lived Norfolkstreet. A. dinner of some FOCif I by some outlamli LOYALTY OF ROMANISM.—.. connected with the papacy, and ca name, was given at Eastham law occupied by Mr. J. B. Aspinall, barrister, an,. _ removal of the cloth, " the health of his Holiness ti Pope, followed by that of the Queen and Prince Alber was given." So says the Mercury. ORIGIN OF THE AMERICAN INDIANS.—When I hay published a full history of the Ojibway nation, my readers will be able to judge whether we can be identified with the dispersed and " lost tribes of Israel." Can it be pos sible, that, bad we sprung from any of the Hebrew tribes. we should be so completely ignorant of a Messiah, a Sat bath, or a single vestige of the Levitical law ? But enot of t e present.— fi-ge-ga-g - - „ It quantity of barley was seen standing in the stock, near the village of Samuelton, a few miles west of Had dington, on Tuesday. Throughout the Lothians the grain crops are in a very forward state. The Admiralty are on such excellent terms with the Emperor of Russia, that a cooking distilling galley is now being made by Mr. Grant of the Victualling-yard, Gosport, for one of his Imperial Majesty's first-class I frigates. SUBLIME AND RIDICULOUS.—GeneraI Scott. the con ... queror of Mexico, has recently visited his native village in Pennsylvania. His entrance into the place is thus in troduced by the editor of the American Tomahawk:— " The gallant hero, seated in a chariot, led the van. The rosy morn besprinkled the oriental clouds with effulgent glory ; and the gorgeous sun, at last issuing like a warrior from his repose, walked up to the sky, gilding the vast expanse of ether, and throwing his broad and splendid rays upon a line of one-horse waggons and carts, filled with individuals principally from our village !" THE AMERICAN INDIANS.—Rice Lake, that beautiful lake, extends about twenty-five miles, and is from two to three miles in breadth, running from northeast to soutl west. It contains about twenty islands - Imo far as r builder Piccadil and Fish mingl►am, to be granted, unless c 6, G. Thornelo 'on, Bath, apot ironma PC. Anderson, Gamr T H .E Next M B 1 July ,filal'llagts, Ztrtl)s, anb Bratbs. -.....-_. MARRIED Lately, Mr. HOPKINS, of Mississippi, aged 56, to Miss MATI'HEWS, aged about 35. Both parties are so afflicted with rheumatism that neither has walked a step in twenty-five years, and the bride is unable to dress or undress herself. The reason assigned for Mr. Hopkins marrying Miss Matthews is, " that some two years ago he married a woman that could walk, and she ran off with a stage-driver, and he wanted a wife that he was certain could'nt get off." _ On the 23d ultimo, at the Meiltodist Episcopalian Church, New York, JOHN WESLEY COLLARD, formerly of this town, to Miss ELIZABETH WALTON, of New York, and formerly of London. On the 27th ultimo, at St. Bride's Church, Mr. JAMES EI.LIS, merchant, Dnke•street, to Miss FANNY R. PLUN KETT, second daughter of John Plunkett, Esq., of Canning street. On the 20th instant, LOMAX. On the 22d instant, at St. Day Hughes. Mr. P. PARRY, p 1 On the 23d instant, at S KINGSTON, of Runcorn, . SAMUEL EDWARDS, of M ,ir. EDWARD WALKER COX to M 's Church, by the Rev. V o Mrs. HARRIS, Ch Same day, in London Mr. G. Stowmarket, to Mrs. FARROW, " .'arrow," " Middleton," and THOMAS liter of Mr HAM IRD, wheelwright, of , widow of the late Messrs. genilenian's second appearance at the altar of Hymen. Same day, at Walton Church, by the Rev. D. James, M.A., the Rev. VERNER M. WHITE, 8.A., to MARTHA, eldest daughter of JOHN WAREHAM, F,sq. Same day, at the Parish Church, Eccles, CHAS. WITH ING TON, Req., surgeon, to. CHARLOTTE, daughter of RICHD. MARSDEN, Esq of Halton bank Johnson, M.A., JOHN SARAH JANE, second d NEY, Esq., of Crumpsall, DENNISON; E - sq., of Belfast, tighter of the late G. W. DELA!. On the 4th instant, at St. David's Church by the Rev. W Hughes, Mr. BENJAMIN • TERROTT, letterpress printer late of Limerick, to Miss ELIZABETH COEN, also late o: the same place. Same day, by the Rev. M. S. Oppenheim, Mr. J. SOLOMON of Stamford-hfll, Middlesex, to ELLEN, youngest d Mr. SAMUEL NATHAN. On the nth instant, at Llaneilian Church, Anglesey, by the Rev. J. Owens, Mr. G. OWEN, wine and spirit dealer. Dale street, in this town, to Miss ELIZABETH HUGHES, youngest daughter of the late Captain Hughes. of Amlwch. Same day, at St. Catl deaux, A.M., JONATHAN, son of the Esq., of Bolton-le-Moors, to ELEANOR, onl DENTON, Esq. Satne day, at Maghull, by the Rev. S. F. G. Perry, incum— bent of Tottington. near Bury, HENRY WHEATLEY, Es of Woodlands, youngest son of the late Joseph Wheatley, Es of Hopton, Yorkshire, to ELIZABETH ANN, eldest dat of RICHARD CARLISLE, Esq., of Woodland Mom Same dny, at Christ Church, Eccleston, HENRY _ of JOSEPH CRATER, Esq., of Old Grove House, Hampstc. Middlesex, to MARY, eldest daughter of WILLIAM PI KINGTON, of Eccleston-ball, in this county. On the 26th instant, at Great Homer-street Wet Chapel. by the Rev. W. Illingworth, ROBERT BLA( Esq., of Hatton hill, Ford, near this town, to GEO .ch, by ti THOMAS TONG, Iclest son fourth daughter of the Clacton, Coicheste On th e HENRY PUDN'EIi Church, Evertor ARMEN HUNT, dord, to MARY, Ind a commander in TIMOTHY MANGA of Messrs. Worral OR, of NV y, in Yorkshir he Theaire Royal, Haymark 64, AG:: ES, wife of Mr. CH bridge, N.B. 182157 MARTHA, relict of M :ed_s2, MARGARET, w Same day, at Elgin, N. 8., in his 6Sth year, WILLIAM tat : e a GRANT PORSYTH, Es q . On the 24th instant, LIMY, infant daughter of Mr. PETER EVANS, pilot. Same day, aged 74, M rs. ELIZABETH CATTERALL. On the 25th inst an t of Mr. JAMES TAS o n f le To d r a o y n , t a o t , Ij ll p o p x e to r i c i, a aged 37, Mr. WILLIAM ROWSELL, 'ed 11 months, MARGARET, daughter same aay in Scotland-roan, ageu ia, On the 27th instant, aged 23, SARAH,- second daughter of THOMAS WEBSTER, Esq., of Everton. Same day, aged 65, Mrs. ROG ERS, widow of the late Mr. RICHARD ROGERS, Henshop Farm, Llanddaniel, Anglesey. cl rice a' of mi.. .wound in a. every part of the lake ; it resembles fields of wheat. As ducks of all kinds resort here in great abundance, to feed upon the rice, conse quently, there is much good game in the fall of the year. They fly in large flocks, and often appear like clouds. Some of the islands just referred to are beautiful; for example, Sugar Island, with its beautiful edge of ever greens near tne water; Spoke Island, a place of fashiona ble summer resort. One of the largest of these islands contains about three hundred acres. In 1818, our people surrendered to the British government a large part of their territory, for the sum of £750; reserving, as they L had good reason to believe, all the islands. As they could neither read nor write, they were ignorant of the fact that these islands were included in the sale. They were repeatedly told by those who purchased for the govern ment, that the islands were not included in the articles of 27 agreement. But since that time, some of us have learned 28 1 to read, arid to our utter astonishment, and to the ever- 29. lasting disgrace of that pseudo Christian nation, we find , rH F.: AV EATit Elt. -0 3rd : bright 4 p.m., heavy rain ; night, that we have been most grossly abused, deceived , and heavy rain.-24th a.m., b r i g i ; ; p.m., doudeil.-25th a.m., cheated. Appeals have been frequently made, but all in clouded; pan„ heavy rain; night, rain with breeze.-26th brighti ig e u v t e ra ni i n n g ; a rn d m nj a h i t r ,. — h 2 e tj a t v i y i r c a l i o n u .— de 2 d 7 ; th el : .e l n ig m h g t , v oi ai i n iw — ay Th e e h L iv ife of Icah-ge-ga-yah-botch , or G. Copway, METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER, BY MR. C. H. CHADBURN, 71, LORD-STREET ATPlOSPlizetrc nil}• I)irec Humidity at, Noon. i of Wind Differences Sig thermometer ain. Noon 29.53 86 29.84 ; 68 w. j 68155 0.35 s.by E,r6354 0.60 N. w. 1,67156 29.85 i 74 glom, 1 27th instant, at St. George ROBEI Mr. Willian letown-house, county liter of C. W. ASGILL, Esq., late of Croydon, Surrey. Bth instant, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev Mr. WILLIAM HENRY M'LANE to Mis hilip Haines, SARAH GREEN. Same day and pace, Mr. JO ORME. CHAPLIN to Mrs. SARAH Same day and place, Mr. JOHN MELLOIt to Miss ELI BETH CA RSON. Same day and place, Mr. I NAH DAVIES. N MORRIS to A! S CORN Mr. JA Yesterday, at St. Philip's Churcl STOCK to Miss CATHERINE I Same day and place, Mr. J) MARGARET HARMES. Same day, at St. John's Church, by the Re ley, 8.A., Mr.FRANCIS WILLIAMS to Miss ELI AMES SANDEMAN to Mr R. W. Wolse LEN GREEN BIRTHS On the 12th instant, at En t; PILKINGTON, of a son. On the 17th instant, in Hai CARMI CHA EL, of a daughte On the 19th instant, at Wheelock, near Sandbach, the lady of THOMAS GRINDROD HAILSTONE, Esq., of twins, a son and heir and a daughter On the 21st instant the wife of Mt. GEORGE [ton-squar 'head, Mr reet, Mrs BRASSEY. of a daughter. On the 22nd instant, in St. D. HA P.DMAN GIBSON, of a On the 23rd instant, the wife street, of a still-born dat h instant, in Devo ingo grove, Overton, 1% ir, GEORGE HOLDEN, of Derby-road, the wife of M Same day, the wife of Mr. 1 JOHN FRYE Inn, - London-road, of le day, ➢irs. R. L. lit WDSLEY, of the Sefton of Little Same day, at Bronekicy V ILICIIARD DAVIES, of a cfi On the 25th instant, the REN Elt, Market-house, On the 27th instant, 14 Woolton, of a Kent, the wife of tit, MATTHEW 1' S. EDWARDS", jun., of a sor DIED On the sth January, on the hort illness. JAMES HUNT} JEORGE THOMPSON, woks: On the 12th January, at sea, a DAVID, second eon of Tort, bound for the 111 - at WM. JAMIESON, Esq., mat On the 23rd March, at Nem CIS ROBERT MARSHALL, o brig Mary. On the 31st March, aged 18, BROWN, of Garrari, N.B. T board the Lanercost, on her pass , the day named the ship was near Cape Horn, and the young man engaged in the execution of his duty, when he was knocked Lff the jib-boom. Every exertion was made to save him, but in vain, as he never appeared above water, and, though the ship was immediately hove round, no trace of him could be seen. , superc NTHONY, son of Mr On the 4th instant, Mr. MURRAY, curattr of the Botanic Garden, Cambridge. Mr. Murray was long connected with the Liverpool Botanic Garden, nnd, by hi tions, raised himself to the first rt.nk garden On the sth instant, at . Laucaster, in his 65th year, Mr. JOHN HALSTEAD, butcher, formerly of this town. On the 7th instant, at Edinburgh, , `.l his C2nd year WILLIAM H. MURRAY. Decev years afloat, but that period was dun , saw some distinguished service la had sowed only eleven in which he the wa ered the nay ,idence c took up a commission in 1815, ar On the 10th instant, at the ri Holly Inn, near Garstang, after a tedi ELIZA KIRKHAM, s veterinary surgeon, Pr ster of the t te' 13irkenhead kind, gentle, and unobtruiive t.,,,dosition, as well as of count:: ens, agreeable, and suasive manners. She died with a firm belief in the merits of her Saviour, and is deeply regretted .by Ite, A filcaine the Dardanel! the defence of Cadiz, in 1 for six weeks, and was obl4 being severely wounded by t Ha was made a lieutenant in 1 14th instant, aged !en years in the en Woodward luny, in his Gist year, ( Same day, at Holt-hill, Tranmere, aged 80, MARGARET wife of Mr. DAVID SHAW, late of Hon sciton-hill, Mearr Same day, at Breehead. Londonderry, Lieut. I R.N., agent of the Board o On the 15th mate .tion at that port JAMES GREI :LAAISAII _ Railway Company. On the 18th instant, aged late Mr. JOHN PILKINGI On the 19th instant, aged Mrs. ELIZABETHOIs years, ELLEN JURBI On the ime day :GORY, for 3f Toxteth.park. Same day, Mrs. ELIZABETH WADDELL, late of Q square, in this town, after a protracted illness, at the resit Surrey, and of her h nt,suddenly, JOHN BA %Jolly I S' ET HUGHF« Fleet-str Same day, in Queen-street Mr. GEORGE GLARE, fore THOMAS SMITH, sor andson of Mr infant son of T. DUGUID, Esq. Same day, aged 14, ANN, youngest daughter of the late Mr. THOMAS GIBSON, of Mill-street, Toxteth park. limey, Isle of Man, W. PATON, Esq., much Same day espected. Same day, at the South Dispensary, Upper Parliament-street, aged 21, Mr. ROBLRT ADDISON, one of the assistant house-- surgeons to the institution Same day, at Salford, LEE, late of Carringtoi On the 23rd instant, WEBSTER, of Brook Col NIXON, of . the White I port. _ of Mr. T. zed 62, Mr. South- 1, J. Win E. Ryder, I July 17 to ANN