The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-22 00:00:00

, 0 i 4 l 22, Is -iis. _ A h • Tii i;.: LIVERPOOL STANDARD. - • . ............ ... .• .........._ , r ~.;.., l } SATURDAY sz..l , SATURDAY, APRIL lg.—Wind East, moderate. LJ!DON GAZETTE.— TUESDAY, APRIL 15. i Iflaritts. , 1 Ping ihitillattlirt. ARRIVED —Laurel, Knairston, from New Orleans—Grecian, Rowett, from Cephalonia—Protector, Davies, from Ichaboe— --Albs-- ! --iaas _______...—. Robert. Lock, from Savannah—and Lancashi e, Lyon, from PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. tf; ,A „ TUESD A Y ' WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, APRIL 15. 0 . e4:1;', 4 4,..... I , AY, APRIL 15.--Wind N.H. New York. Baron Bridge, Maden and Co. Taro tle.mill, near Bacup, and Total quantities per Price per g• 1 / 4 11 te."-Lanc...4,!"0 Merchant, ------, and Ho e, -----, from SAlLED.—Clydesdale. Henderson. for Africa—Carena, Wood. Oak-mill, near Rawtenstall, Lancashire, cotton spinners— Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter. ot, u ;‘ Ag e ',ter, Flullin from Bombay • sailed 22nd Dec.— mas, for Madeira, &c.—Wm. Prowse, Thompson, for Calcutta— Holmes and Moore, Manchester, joiners—Ainsworth, Lees and Wheat , P' e,, 44 1 , ,,j, .„------, from ' Buenos Ay e res ; sail-d 20th J Prima Donna, Howarth. for at. Thomas—Doctor, Luke, for Co or ti E nsw en or a th z a si nd eel Nutter, Oldham, .Lancashire, coal pro. 0 ith, s t iao,i - ' i ate. from L guna.—Chi , fta n, frOm Charleston Nassau, N.P.—Freeman, Sullivan, for Jamaica—Highlander, praetors — E. ey, Burnley, Lancashire, grocers. Oats . .. 0o 0 11 1 letr t - an' fr°,ll Mo bile—Victoria,Wheeler, and Fortitude, Mitchell, for Lima—Lea a, Higgins, for - 0 „ . , e Ai, ~,, M Mahon from New Or- DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. 0 "(I No••" ' - ' l dY, and Fanny & Jane, Lovett, from Pa- New York —Carthagenian, Jacks; George Ca ning, Mustart. J. T. Maund, Birmingham, lacernan. T. Tempest. Leeds, grocer. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 16. ilo, m• and Devonport, Kirk, for Quebec—Reliance. Wilson, for Mon - • li' / 4 1 1er/ e.. ins rel, from Smyrna. focal—Fisher, Young ; Quebec Packet, Ditchburn ; Elizabeth. We had a very good show of stock this week, but yet not (steamer),Moff tt, and Eizabeth. Wilson, for Newfoundland—Hibernia F. Parker, Ratherhain, Yorkshire, seed crusher. j , Le'-'1 3 , f 4 1): u h'.r . hi i i_; e ilp. from ---- Ichabo — e, at this port; sailed 18th Feb. 0. P. Wathen Woodchester, Gloucestershire, clothier. more than the demand required. The best Beef and Mutton Ryrie, for Halifax, &e—Tally Ho, Leggett, aAI 2atli pp WOf wh.' e ,Q l 2 ath. Left at Ichaboe about 60 vessels, T. Kearsley and ' T. Watt, Runcorn, heshire, bone-merchants, each supported last week's rates, say prime Beef bid to 6d; md e .41 /, of b lea would get cargoes, Left at St. Helena . the Copia, Jarvis, for Syra—Catharine, Lelean, for Rotterdam— s alo ltib oelfas/ . vo•Oporto, Barnes, for Oporto—lndex, Cross, for Corfu—Candidate, J. S. Car er and R. Cornforth, Liverpool, merchants. Mutton, 5d to 64 per lb. p coil, la a p , isiter, of Dublin; Bootle, of Liverpool, J. F. Cork and J. L. De Curie, New Bond-street, London; --------- --------------- -- -------- Cleverley, for Beirout—Olivia, Davies, for Dordt. ,011 1/ , od `Acker, with 20 sail more. coach-builders. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, APRIL 16. ri, Q0p,,,'3 , 14, , :-, trona Mobile, at this port. Yesterday, off T. G. Postai], Aldersgete-street, London, appraiser. ste Adonis, Hamilton, from i Africa, at Liverpool, c towed in by a The Wheat trade has been dull through the week, and to ts arre , Passed the barque Eu—, of Greenock, inward J. R. Stringer, Houridsditch, London, wholesale clothier. Steam Tug from Studwe 1 Roads. dismatted. make sales lower rates were taken, and only a limited business 5 , 1 l 'hel4Z ti astin gs B. Perkins and S. Woolley, Stamford, drapers. ita ry A , Masn'i i h v e e n d e y e e f s o t r r Q da u y e . bec has put back Euterpe, —, from St. Domingo, has been taken into the at the decline. No material change in any other article. S. Billingsley, jun Harwich, merchant. i• for /Zili ,/,, t ,'" , which arrived sailed from Buenos Prince's . Basin. J. Nutter, Cambridge, miller. Rienzi, —, from Liverpool, at Bonny. ------ ';asr, ' lO 4, sa i, The Rebecca Jane. for Falmouth, & Rebecca, G. F. and L. U. Smith, Gutter-lane, Lor.don, crape.manii- LEEDS CORN MARKET, APRIL M. it ,qII N NI f or ', e d on the 26th. he Commodore, Raisbeck, lienriette, Scheel, from ditto, at Cuxhaven. facturers. f ( tp4, 4 °l ; B,, v ' r e‘q Britain on the 2gth. Wilton Wood, for Egide. Halewyek, from ditto, at Ostend. Wheat of all qualities in large supply, and all descriptions S. T. Watson and W. Byers, Skianer-street, London I, 1 1 ,'Ir ro b l taw u er eign, for Plymouth; Brazilian Packet, for Ocean Queen. —. from Ichaboe, at Ascension. heavy sale, and rather lower in value. No change in other woollen-warehousemen. o a, la i h , , I,rabia and Philomela, for Great Britain, were to Birkby. Begain—Lucius Carey, Watson—Minerva, —, and 'articles of the trade. and / ot to the St. Andrew's, Leech, all from Ichaboe, off Cove. W. G. Kelson, Canterbury, builder. Ifith Feb. The Camoena, for Monte d gkortntent_,,,urlll,ol.la_tkl_and. Islands, was ready for sea Fair Acad an. Healey, and Henry, Harrison, both from Icha- J. E. Vardy, Portsmouth, linendraper. ...-=_---_ -.._=_ -- ____. boe, at Falmouth. BANKRUPTS. HULL CORN MARKET, APRIL 15. , Ir il a i i u a 1,, h ",' , from Ichaboe. off Cove k 4, .Go rq „_ : , eY. from ditto, at the Clyde Lady Bagot, --, from Charleston, off Waterford. Kenrick Frederick Alexander Ilampson, Walnut.tree-walk, Wheat as last week; nothing doing in Barley; Beans and 0 o, at ;' , ,i , Clifton, Lock ' yer; and Maria, Minehen, from Glenview, —, from New (Means, off Tuskar, 18th April. Lambeth, gas-fitter. Oats in improved demand. k is z : Ann ' $ 11'1,.lith St. Lar:ren CC. —. from Sincapore, off ditto, 16th. William Jones, Stamford-street, London, commission-agent. . . in ri, q role f Joseph, Cordier, from Ghent, at Penzance. William Hodgkinson, Westo- - .-street, Pentonville, slater, Us Dre ray , fr . from Rio Grande, at ditto • William Crow. Dixon, from Messina, at Penzance, with sails Joseph and James Jarvis, Great Bush-lane, Cannon-street, L,. Y, w, °M Alexandria, at ditto .GAINSBORO UGH CORN MARKET, APRIL 15. Caspol, k .Y, fr R./ e -merchants. A considerable business done in Wheat at last week's prices /,°oeits hence Patras, at ditto cession of strong gales from west and N.W. Job Bradshaw, St. Alban's, draper. - a,, , a vies ', for Dordt, at Beaumaris Ann, Fox, from Shoreham. at Penzance, with toss of main- John Morgan Leader, Oxford-street, London, coach-maker, I N os '' iroln Cardiff for this port at ditto, with cargo boom and quarter stove, having been iu contact with the Yeo- John Woollams, Charles-street, Manchester-square, London, LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 15. te-titillr•W!'"l'urY hence at Batavia man's Glory, of Fowey. builder. In addrion to the supplies alluded to in the preceding 0 0 11' 3 "'hett. h e ' , Preston Barker, Shelton, Staffordshire, publican. l 'e,s_ • lo x . net. for Bombay. at the Cape of Good Hope report of Friday, we have to note a further considerable .E N ., , -01. 4 L_ Monarch, Stephen ; Blackaller, Watson, and SUNDAY, APRIL 20.—Wind E. moderate, John Jones, Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, butcher. augmentation of Wheat, Oats, Flour, and Oatmeal since, Nor Leo•sciirnin lchaboe, at the Cape of Good hope A RRlVED.—Triunfante, from Havana—Milford, from Ichaboe William Birchen Pattinson, Liverpool, currier. ' !la t e all, Peile, sailed from ditto for this port 10th —John Patchett, lleco:nan, from Madras—and Asia, Galilee, Thomas Stewerd Dodd, Liverpool, innkeeper, which, with a fair quantity of most other articles and satn beoti,",,' 0 al,' from Maranhain. Wiliam Whitaker Spence, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, woollen- riles from granary, provide an abundant show generally 'ala, -, •Ko , , er cson, from the Mauritius, at Algoa Day SAlLED.—Edward Boustead, Arnold. for Hong Kong — Cate - draper, this morning. 44,nili ee ,, °n, from Ichaboe, at Saldanha Bay riea, Finlay, for fort PhiliP—Panope, Campbell, Eor Africa— Joseph Joblin Ayton, South Shields, linendraps. To meet these arrivals a tolerable number of town and nii ttl, o era t h '',Y. from ditto, at St. Helena Rapid, Thomas, fir Jamaica—Lancashire ?ass, Cotton, for St. William Willshire Benn, Liverpool, merchants. country dealers appeared to-day, and Wheat of all de- Lion,' thence ac e 0,..,. !it Buenos Ayres Lucia—Fatima Wilson, for Calcu to—M. Holland, Plomer, for Hannah Overend, Birstall, Yorkshire, cardmaker. scriptions supported the rates of this day week, except the 4 1 ,,, in,..,_ .. ensinado :Ith January Arica—Westmoreland, Fulton, for Bahia—Williams, Wilson, for DIVIDENDS. middle qualities of Irish which were ld. per bushel ea, h eo 4 no Rel ance, from Cadiz, at ditto Rio Janeiro—Laurel, Du lett, f r New York—Ottawa, Thrift, May 7, P. Speyer, High Holborn, tailor—May 7, W. H. Colt, 11111,7.5re4e off Port Indio 28th Jan. and Glenlyon, Muirhead, for Qaebec—Signet, alipherson, for Long Melford, buffolk, grocer — May 8 , C. J. Banister, Derby, cheaper, and sales upon a moderate scale were effeqed. , 02 , r . , A s li n t :.act ' o l ? ,, La . t , Trieste Miramichi—Duke of York. Scott. and Bezer_ Adams. for M nn_ nn...-.,......- •., •-• • - - • - - To meet these arrivals a tolerable number of town and country dealers appeared to-day, and Wheat of all de scriptions supported the rates of this day week, except the middle qualities of Irish, which were ld. per bushel cheaper, and sales upon a moderate scale were effeqed. Flour was in some request, at our last quotations. Barley was generally Is. per quarter cheaper; and Malt barely sustained its late value. 441 0 ,ae nee ance, from Cadiz, at ditto ofd Fort Indio 28th Jan. H et, e nF , at Trieste 1144 ; Schticiltoz, sailed from ditto for this port 3rd instant 13a r Yt ' and Ch r i stoph Frederick, Ehlers, hence at Pell • tr,APanlplo;.,.ord John Ru sse ll, G arr i ty; Wil mo t . M i l l er; Flo r IN,'s"; and Union, from Ichaboe, at Cove h ence ovt, or `t. , M e " , , from St. for Jo New York,t ditto e at ditto, with loss of ai c 4,, it f r „ e re op ~ rlast, &e. With 4 hre f n " o l3 ri oPE. F ' le TI Manlius, Hodge, from Oarn a ,;"! •vhdon Rio Janeiro—Laurel, Du kett, f r New York—Ottawas Thrift and Glenlyon, Mnirhead, for Qaebec —Signet, M'Pherson, for Miramichi—Duke of York, Scott. and Bezer, Adams. for Mon treal—E. Palmer, Harris, for A lexandretta—Coquette, Crock ford, for Leghorn—Union. Heyde, Ostend--Glammis Castle, Duncan, for Pernau—and Palmyra, Schrenberg, for Ghent. May 7, P. Speyer, High Holborn, tailor—May 7, W. H. Colt, Long Melford, suiiolk, grocer—May 8, C. J. Banister, Derby, linendrap:•r—May 6, W. Morris, Long-lane, Bermondsey. leather-uresser—May 8, W. Pringle, Northumberland, carrier— May 8, J. Blake, Sunderland, hardwareman—May 3, W. Caton, Preston, ironmonger —May 8, J. H. Heron, Manchester and Wigan, cotton-spinner. Margaret, Finnigan, from Afri Beaumaris. Eliza Gillies Lennox, from Ichaboe, at Falmout • at this port, towed in from Beans, upon a fair inquiry, were rather dearer ; and Pease unaltered in value. Oats, though not in lively demand, fully maintained former prices; and in Oatmeal a fair extent of bu s in ess was doile, and in some few instances at a small advance upon the terms of this day senniglit. CERTIFICATES ause he shown to the contrary on the Secret Hellis, from Payucqua, or • Valparaiso as beeii rpool, at Palermo, —Wind N.E Ellen, 23d March Henriette, Schell, from ditto, at Hamburg. Mystery, Elwi. , sailed from Palermo 16th March— ed Rattlesnake lgth—Argo. - all for Livertx CORN EXCHANGE APRIL 18. The large arrivals into this port, as stated on Tuesday, have been loll! wed by a further good supply of Flour from Ireland, but of Wheat and other grain from any quarter, the present im. Lambay, with the Wi liani Inch, of Dublin, by which the latter lost mainbonm, had her mainmast sprung, &c. Mary Gr. y, Stolle, from Va!pa:aiso. at Fa mouth; sailed Ist Jan. On 16th Apeil, in let. 4 N, long. 2g W, spoke the Mary Boyd, from Ichaboe, for Liverpool. Irts are comparatively very moderate. and of Oatmeal trivial. The period between our first and second markets this week day 9,V haying passed ov. r wi the Corn trade ; and, like the reports received from various parts of the country, unatte dec by any material fiuctuatio in prices, precludes the necessity of attempting to detail the few sales oc curring up to this date. Although the eliveries of Wheat in this and many of the agricultural districts have fallen off considerably during seed time, our mar' et to-day was entirely deserted by country mil ers; and our home buyers, with very few e ceptions, remain ing on the reserve, the transactions in English and Irish Wheat were extaemely unimportant, and no sales of Foreign were ap parent; holders notwithstanding, refured to accept lower terms, and our last quotations may therefore be considered nominally unvari d. Flour was very unsale tble, and except a few parcels forced off on lower terms, scarcely any i usiness was practicable. Barley, Malt and Pease, in the absence of buyers, hardly sup ported late prices; whilst Beans, upon a moderate inquiry, re mained steady in value. The Oat trade, commencing a little more attention, supported our last currency; and Oatmeal, although in sl w request, maintained the rates of this day se'nnight. The duties altogether remain for the ensuing, precisely the same as last week. PRICES OF GRAIN Wheat, 4) 7olb redl s. d. s. d Engli h new Ditto, white. 6 10 7 4 , 10. 6 0 6 8 do. Ditto - , white Rye, English, 44 , qr. Barley, English ... 6 11 ido, -33 0 Clievalir 33 4 4 feeding. 3 8 3 1 brown.. 58 0 —6l 0 do. ....154 0 —56 0 ScOtch 6011 4 0 Malt, English, qr. - -34 0 Irish Oats, v 7016. E'lish & Scotch, new Irish. fine qualities.. good ~ middling 3 6 - 1 2 111 "\ 2 10 , undried Welsh Beans, English,l9 , qr. —o 0 37 0 Ido Scotch -40 0 blue. f!O,: k r !vt ,:s.,tiariesto,x,_etzr,..„ Barret WEDNESDAY, Aran 16 ---i..uuaru Lust, Loverstein, tr in Naas 'ris L • loyd, for the Cape of Good Hope—Anne & ' 1 4:1,,' and Safi for Sierra Leone--Treasurer, Frame, for Bar kltpi4,,,,,,sau—Racer, Tower and Argent, Wilson, for kb Sa'nion, for Mont ' real—Peel's One, Askam 11,0:11 y%,arren; Wellington, Blenkin ; Messenger, Wil lotten lias,T.fln Will ams, for Quebec—Charlotte, Leslie : lot h eti n , r'gs Mason, and L:.rd Ravensworth, Newholm, Allen for Apalachicola—Shannon, Pike, f _u Liter! ' hut,,iorie Teu nd Cres , F ur „ . " ork Ellen Preble, a Perkin ha s, l for Philadelphia I c t ti thia , for Rio Janeiro and Valparaiso—M arc hi oness , T rieste—Alhatross. Jarvis. and tlnma_ after—Elizabeth Ann, Brenner& and Prince or Dordt —and Queen Esther, Anthony, for ttiallin, from Bombay. at this port; th esail p 2 a 2 m nd . 104'),,,,tr0,,,`?e1ith Feb. in lat. 3:, S, long. II E. spoke lt 8 S D,, t h ) 4 tha for Glasgow. On the 3rd March, in a . t. Bi er,, Or, 'j,Poke the St Lawrence, from Sincapore for t his "e 3'.lh March in lat. 35 N, long. 32 W, ~, " Uski 'lb the spoke he la Pl o 4 Narth Art ]e rite '„? ile.wart, hence at Batavio 16th Decethb er lhamson, lAnd Thomas & Hannah, Roddam, F almouth hPt• ( ,' ; Joseph Cunard, M'Leocl, and Black Prince, c 'al;oe, off Cove 1114,fri, Comic:nth ; Arethusa, Forbes, and C.ntenary 1 14. " 7 11 soi rn , iel ! a boe. at f. " ells, l sailed from Cinc i nnati for this port 17th at Jve from Port Nicholas for Lo n d on 7th D ec. k r 7ri et "o, L o , h.yd• from Bahia , a Deal N% u ett p lt. sailed from Marseilles for Palermo gth April !t we,Zton• Williamstn, was to sail from Charente for 111:1:114. Nn ous to the isth April 10t s te ,roes. hence at St. Michael's 18th March Oth ti t) , whit!xart, hence at Port Adelaide 26th October. 144.'4'e/thee; Walker, hence and Port Philip, at Po. t A delaide ' 4l .ltir Obeli Ritcy a& A from St. Helena at Bahia 7th February B k .' a 7ri I,4"un...Main, from Ichaboe, at ia 7th February 1 1r. ' Birk. ',eine, loading' at Maitzanilla for this port Ist ult. vt Proddow 3 her. eat Sydney o h December Sai led from' Syri C n PV nr I-1 net n• "•-• " ~l s and Neoi:::7P, sailed from Sydney for London 4th Jan. and Monarch, Stevens, sailed from Ichaboe t ‘4,l)l e 4 4 1 4 R 3 "• — • - •'" ern ai ning the Joseph Porter, Indefati• obias' n4 ~"A lbion'WY Douglas L , and W. Rushton, of Liverpool ,of ondon ; and Wilhelmine, of Glas- 144'41) I',IIURSDAY, APRIL 17.—Wind N.N.W. 44' iler,-`:lrrchioness of Abercorn, Hagerty; Maria, Camp for ibll e i c O ` acre, j nes and Sarah, Davys. for Quebec—Fe fotLiloi;,;, rafalgar. ' Younghusband, and Scipio, Gregg, V44q ,'.'br,ll-‘",‘"(1---Pearl Pittock , and Lady Mansell, Grace, "lsp ' l ariner v a .' f SI ' John N.B.—George & Rich. 14 1 :1 4 q.).e. f or sa t . bey. or . . L4,,1/4 la 4„, 1 s . nto Tomas Hot" . 11!1 . _. ra ' s—Mysore, Ward, for I,;.'r ti - l-1,1,, tlicah,,,.-. ,-. - - • ret.Lic, Iwtittt I U, eW 'nt nt rinn, 'r '„„anei r Lainc, for Trinidad—Touk a. Medanich, I ' l4 ti c o, ttr a , Bro dfoot, for Africa—Fame, Dixon, aqrß,4l,,----Aeriel, Robinson for Constantinople—Dos Her for B ilboa—Theodosia, Irvine. for Ceylon and di, " ' 1 0 3'cs. for Rotterdam—Samuel, Press, and Ntio-b, toY, tor Dordt—Highfl" w-""'"" r for Buenos Ayres— . Nlichael for Calcutta Ilitel,ttdl4,,siliie-a,lcse; Harlequin ; • Ellen & Margaret; Bel 1p I kte Ja„ otter, from lebaboe, off Cove r . -e• tlessurier Vie, itPeact; from ;ChM; • - ( Ot tr.,4141, lens. from dittO e. o; ditto loil!,live,,ta,,i°,l-ton, from ditto at Tobermory, and 12th instant, 1 0 '''n ' he i?IN 1Y; th fi . ce j ur Arica. was snoken 12th FM, in I.t ss both off 'Mitchell; Concord, Hewitt, and Falmouth bsoia . .30 W •v• GVUU 110 4 )9 San,'..leneF at Constantinople hi, tS•t e r:h ''rst from Od essa at di tto, and saled for ti It 4 „ 4 akin I tb ,:!dep hende at Schelde hence at Lisbon • TICN4S eWlll;;;f aVe i n t' j • at Scilly lo aneiro, 0„,„, hence or I . q; 4 :4 t‘ 4l ley fr 7 o . Graham , from Sydney, N . S.W. at London ub ATl,l,liilqeste for this port, at AlKesiras Roads —The Margaret, Fin .7 i .. iian7irWM - lionny _ . " Ip C . se here with loss of anchors - . cable v • ul 1.11 CreW log struck on Ho, 'le Bank on tt ° to the The Blair, Usher, f r j m Li verpoo l f or C ork Lit ' , Port, leaky, h av i ng struck oil the causeway' Cl 4 n 4 b i s h Dri Adonis, Hamilton, from Africa to Foti~s I at anchor in Studwel! NillPt ap ..., I P h °I I . LE, March 26 —The Pet. Eiarrisop, bound to for licaiiitosrs_o and cholas . , off Tenedas, I gth instant, and 1 E be suppliea. Roads, with loss of ao.- VI WU mouerare. p t. G from Messina. 4 lso r „ " ) rge, Ferris; Rhode Island, Andros; Olive and Emblem Dyer. for New York—Mary Anp 4 , lb 4trt . &or Stateri Island—Chameook, Carry, for Rim" q,„ of Prl t n, Simpson, for "' 0 - ' -St. 4,'" ew .rleans-- 1 0:0 , 7t7. for Newfoundland—Fanny, Bower 1 4 , 4 4 ) !,c, 4 1 k_hla r , 4 ct ra ,)sl . and—L or d Dodds; .h . largarft, ‘‘ , ll" • -. km 4t,1,'eta,i7N1... Yeh N•l3." e Mee Key, ior6ounf;;TiarT s o " u ' r u er7R " a u e ll4- :a i n u d r 11 , or Mootreal—Manuela, Cuculla, for Ha- Rei 1, Wylie, for Demerara—. 0 4 s for :"lea—Cynsure, Yabsle for 4 tki. IN,ll44lotothett i n Daniel Grant, Owen s, for SAncona—.bangbae— fp' •1 t • for Malta —Erin, Morgan, for Dordt—Vic. 1 e °-- Catt - e i P ttinger, for Riga—and Carl s, • ghona r ne, o Hereford Jan Ptli '"4 a' t yf iller, last 'rom Trinidad, at this port ; sailed 13th ult. In lat. 47, long. 12, saw the Wave, of Dub- Ai; '; !oremast sprung. On the 12th, in lat. 49, liivkitPletie,.,Llghtfoot, of Whitehaven. 0. h u e , r obasco 'l4;')array""e, liddle, hence at Galatz 4 014,4 e, Nit.,`Zian, hence at Genoa v•ott, t'itian. hence at Antwerp 1 1; IN et, G t h , n, itiv reeves. sailed from smyrna ~,, I tr, ett, 2 8th. both for this port 110lie;'• .• 'naard. sailed from Malta 30th ultimo, and „N a IN e ar. 2nd instant, for this port e 'ia 0 1 Chin ' ' , a , Off the Kish tf~tiq D ry ary . 4 at. for Valparaiso, the Cove ,1,414 ha" Centaur, Mitchellafrom Ichahoe, at Cove f4thf oin l'ri,!ll„ irs thro g loverbord at Falmouth, with sails split, Loranezo, Ciganuch, (Austrian barque) Itl qr k verp ool. ut in here 2nd instant. and , • 1 4, and , t * and Wi -have to discharge part of leak y. ar ' 1 her ca A, y e, the leak le it,; cl "' fro m Messina for Newcastle, at Plymo u th, 2 r4 " A pril j,,, I . l'he Panther, Southgate, from.New -0g,;41, , 4 (1 r o I ro Put into thisort to stop a leak in her Vet tor o rders, the Hudson Bs, field from Ichaboe, .14„' Rr i-lver ho it 4 qb ei pumps tit of Y order ' . Tho . ' John & 4 DI, Lt, 2th °fa :Marseilles ; and the Hope, of Liverpool, ; i tt•eb. 04, 4 14 ' 1. 1 4 T he Gem, of and from this port for Whit -111,; : 1 4 4 ' f act, th e - f,' J ane. of Hull, were in contact off Peke h,bkr`'',el;ll,ari, o'orrner was a good deal damaged. 1 4110 1 1 N il'ort,r'--Reniaining- The ship Zenobia, of Lon . i t 4 tv iih rla, fat , of Liverpool ; the ship Albion, oft ondon ; Nt l/ ta ble, and Huron, b th of Liverpool; the h h "n • of ip ho „,f Livensgow; the brigs Lady Douglas and tbeo;ftirt ?f'ottPi., 001. Carolus,The lrving, hence for Africa, fq' 4,4 35 , I,,6,B—Undaunted het•ce for Rio Janeiro, 6th Sh t, \ti t Lis in lot Sig—Caledonia, tsteamer ,) hence fur Hall -4,10 ~ tur r t, long. 1 1—Helen Thompson. from lelia -4.,A.1 tilt., in lat. 31, long. 37—Lanark, of this , \T - gelloria, of Belfast, and Harmony, of St. 1 4 1 1 for tl,, ar ch, in lat. 27, long. 17—Sapphyrus, from tie p t : th e -,11 1,,,', 4 Part, 11th of March, in lat. 25, long. 84— ko., Liz,"l,-,,gen for Honduras, loth inst., thirty miles ,11,'',0t,r,1t..2Qa5.t.,-----NPr2itice of Waterloo - , h itce for Bombay, ;14,14, 4 ,1 'at n W—John M'Lellan. for Ichaboe for Feb t of? the Western Isles—Albert, hence for lat. 12 L, long In W—St. Andrew, of April6—Widr ngton, of Berwick, from Sre , „"?4,eiilasts. having been dismasted in a heavy t l, ll tl 444'fli A T ' aaft intended making for the first port in 4, 1 1 ,tt 4 !or t i a ;ol, in lat. 14 35 N, long. 32 23 W—Black tlOqi 44.-._marerPool from Ichaboe, sth April. in lat. 43 ! 4 .' Ro l J aue. of Sunderland, from Liverpool, A„..,Pril, in lat. 4g 28, long. 15 . 30 W— Mona, arq.'“lon 'ff"f, lat 44 long . 14 W —York, Dun t Itia or Sr • 54, 11 : loth i •An rews, t.th in -t., In lat. 48 N. long. f kii } nel,l `B, 10,, n5t •• off the Saltees—Ace of Tromps, Bth , J,h u , 9 40— Alexander, and Belfast, both of t.,'.erponl4or London ; al, from Ichaboe, for Cork- 7 Rh April, in lat 41 23, long It—Judith, ltt: 4 l4h i 2 1a C t 3 s f i n o r n Monte Video, out fifty-five days, 6th %V 111, 4 4 8 Z.30 50 W —Ellen, for Pernambuco, ' 22 (1 lO t ang. 31 6145 ddes, from Odessa, ar c h_ S, long-. ' tat. 23 57 N, long. 31 49 W. 28th ultimo; MONDAY, APRIL ARRIVED. —:t. Lawrence Thompson. from Maranham— :ruptcy, London, 11 This Da .—Wind East, moderate. ewland, from Sincapore—Brenda Morrison, from Alexar —Cublce, Campbell, for Hong Kong—lnca, Field, for Valparaiso—Cambrian, Roper, for Newioundlaud—and Lydia, Pritt, for Antigua. SAII ED Juana, and Dos Amigos, hence at Valparaiso Nepaul, from London, ditto Lady Margaret, from the Clyde, ditto The Eu, for Liverpool, put back to Valparaiso 25th Dec. after being out 12 days, with foremast sprung, and sailed again gth January Marquis of Anglesey, from Cemaes. at this port, with ora saved from the wreck of the Eliezer, from St. Michael's . . . . Farah Botsford, 111`Farren, from Ichaboe. off Cove Lowea saiied from Valparaiso, Bth Jan., and William Barker inson and Nautilus : Ith, ith for England Crusade and Peter Senue were to sail for London 18th Dec Lady Flora, off Cape Horn about Ist Dec., for Valparaiso. Olinda, Brown, from lchaboe, at Maranham, after being on lore g ing in. Richebucto, from Ichaboe. at ditto. Yarmouth, Forsyth, from Leghorn at Cove. Philomene, Christen, from Antwejp at iitto. MEETINGS or CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL APRIL. HOUR. 22, John Threlfall. audit District Court, 11 22, William Christian Thompson, proof Ditto, 12 22, John and : dward Herdman, proof & div. Ditto, 12 22. . 22, John Donnelly, proof and div 23, James Kewley, 2nd.... 23, VVilliam Cross, proof and di 23, John It berts, znd 24, Thomas Dix, 2nd usepn Crisp, proof and div 25, William Birehall Pattinson (Ist, 25, William Wilshere Bean, Ist 25, Thomas Jones, Ist 29. Thomas Stewerd Dodd, Ist 2g, William Howell, fun May 1, James Jones, 2nd, 2, Matthew Coffee, 2nd 2, Henry Bentley, audit. PRICES OF SHARES, APRIL 21. RAILWAYS 24 'Barns, y Junction ---- 5 Birkenhead,l M'cliester& Chester.. gi 101 5 IBlackburn and Preston 4Bolton, Wigan and Liverp oo l .... 14 i 14 13 170 nristoland Exeter Irkenhead Ditto new share 5 i Chester and Holyhead ;_. Dublin and Drogheda, 2i Dundee and Perth , , 53s add Perpetual 4d Perpetual, No - . .... 20 Edinburgh, Leith and Granton 5 Ditto, preference-shares 14 ,Glasgow and Dumfries Ditto half sh re I 241 Ditto quarter shares 1 05 .rand J (in etin n Ditto Fifth Shares ull and Selby quarter Ditto three-quarter shares half sha !i Liverpool, o " rm . skirk Rt Prest ~. , Ditto quarter shares litto quarter 9 1* (Manchester, Bolton & Rossendale Ditto +mart 1-sth Shares 1 I Vewcastle and Berm ick 100 !Newcastle and Carlisle 21 Newcastle and Darlington June 5 'North British 100 rsi(-) Union (A B 50 Preston and Wyre 10 ° Runcorn Gap 100 Ditto preference 1 4 Sheffield and Lincoln 824 Sheffield and Manchester 5 , Quarter . 2 4 Scottish Central 5 Shrewsbury and Grand 'Junction. 6 55 South Eastern and Dover 42; 2 Trent Valley 2 gd Ulster 20 Yarmouth and Norwich . " fork and N rth Midland 25 Ditto half Shares York and Selby .4'54 . shares Ditto .4'25 shares FRENCH, &c. RAILWAYS 2 Boulogne and Amiens 2 Central of France .2 Lyons and Avignon • ' 1 Orleans and Bourdeaux 2 Paris and Lyons 20 Paris and Orleans 2 0 Park and Rouen - 2 " Paris and Strausburgh 12 Rouen and Havre 1 4 Strashurgh and Basle. Tours and Nantes BANKS 3, and MISCELLANEOUS, 31 Bank 1 21 [Avon I t ) Ditt Banking C: mpany 10 Ditto Commercial sno Ditto Royal in Ditto Union Water Works Pease,_ English, 38 0 Do. & Irish Tares,l9. qr English, fine Irish Oatmeal, 1 .of :24011•4 31 6 0 0 -32 Csuper 0 0 !d0... maple 36 0 —3B 4) grey .. 34 0 —35 0 ...... 36 0 —3B 0 Foreign. 34 0 —35 0 33 0 -34 6 0 o=o 0 LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT ASIIES Montreal,Pot 23 9G. 24 0 Pearl, new 26 0 —26 6 siguriiitz-Z-1-8-=- Sicily, &c, Tuscany.... -- CASSIA LIGNSA,S. d. Is•eivt. in bd 54 0 CLOVER -SEED, 4. Clet. American, red 42 0 Dutch 55 0 Cocoa, p cwt Trinidad.... Grenada Brazil... 40 0- } 30 0- COFFEE, 14 , cwt. in bond, good& fine o. 48 0 — middling .... 68 0— fine mid. &c. 116 0-142 Dutch, triage 130 0_ ordinary .. I " good &fine o. 45 0 — middling .... 60 0— 6 good mid. tine mid., tkc Mocha 35 0- 65 46 0- 35 0- 30 0- 29 0- MADJ) BR, 11). Mt./3. d. s. d Dutch, crop.... 80 0 —Bl 0 French - 09 0 .r 721 0 Spanish .... 6 ; 0 —65 0 doLASSOS, cwt. St. Lucia, &c... 17 0 Demerara, &c. . 17 0 -18 0 -18 6 1 Bar & Antigua. 18 d —2O 0 MUNJENT, taut.. 0 0 0 0 Oil, Olive, 1 , 252 a 11.,. Malaga... Portugal 4 Levant. Palm, t to, 43 0 -41 0 40 0 -41 0 40 0 -41 0 49 0 -40 10 37 0 -39 0 27 0 Fish, 2. LINSEED, p ewi26 0 Rape,pale do. 39 0 Turpen. .35 0 RICE, Carolit aress.23 0 (Pad 16 0 -26 6 -39 6 -36 0 .1, rd. do 9 0 to fine _lO 0 ,t, in bond, 27 0 18 0 • 9 6 11 6 stronger 3 4 4 4 choice marks.. 4 6 5 SAFFLOWER, V. clef Bengal, good & Ene.e6 0 7 0 ord. & mid 3 0— 5 0 Bombay SALTPETRE, cwt. s. d. S. d East India - .... A 0 SouthAmericanl4 0 liver and 1)1 SKINS, Neutria, v Chinchilli, -15 0 Trieste Verona 32 0 -43 0 ;UGAft, 43 B.P. Mus 56- 6 C moist brown 41 0 —43 0 dry brown .. 43 0 —45 0 good & mid" 46' 0 —49 0 fine &v. fine 54 0 Mauritius. -38 0 -48 0 -56 0 Ceylon St. Domingo Brazil Laguira OviWoons, ton Lowood, Jam. 5 5 - Hon. & Dorn. 5 15— Campeachy 7 0 Fustic, Span 4 15— Tampico 6 () Puerto Cabello 0 () Cüba gICA RA R 3 de la Hache solid - 11 10- 8 0— , Barwood, Ango.s 0 Gaboon .... 4 0— Red San. Wood 6 10— FLAX, ton. P'burg, Archaiigel Dutch & Flem GALLS, V• 'urkey - :blue 54 0- 45 0- East India GINGER, 'P'' cwt 56 0 48 0 45 0' Barbadoes 45 0— 50 0 Jamaica 6O 0-200 0 E. India, in bd 15 07— 20 0 Gum,i,c) , cwt. Arabic, Turkey 0 0— Inm r, ton B. P'burg, clean.. 28 0— outshot 26 10 Riga . Rhine .. 30 0— . . outshot 28 10— Archangel Manilla ~ brown fine yellow yel. :19 0 50 0 white ord, 25 0- 14 0- 12 0— !4 0 white ord Ox and Cow, lb good and fi B. Ayres and Monte Video. TA LLOW, cwt inferior & mid. 0 5 0 6 phurgh, Y.C. good & prime.. 0 64 0 74 Odessa Do. salted .... 0 3i— 0 4 4 Archangel N. Amer. salt,d 0 34 0 34 Buenos Ayres Brazil Bombay East India, Bengal Khaur 32 0 —3B 0 brown RI yel 40 0 —l5 0 good and fines 6 0 -6a 0 extra fine.... 57 0 —6l 0 Manilla, in bd. 15 0 —l9 6 -10 0 za 0 —22 6 24 0 —26 0 28 0 —3l 0 15 0 -19 0 00- U 0 19 0 -21 0 ,22 0 -24 0 30 6 -40 0 33 6 -39 0 0 0 -- 0 0 34 0 -39 0 Memel Hay, old 2 lb 11 ew Clover Green ditto Straw, Wheat, Oat Bar ey which, for Piece.—We ,—Bradford 15 0 -16 0 dry salted 0 44 6 5 2 Stockholm Rio, dry Valparaiso, dry 0 5 0 6 Carolina . Odessa, &c. dry 0 5 0 6 Virginia ~_ _ . W. India, dry 0 4i 0 6 TA RTA a, V , cwt. salted 0 3a— 0 5 Cream of Tartar6s 0 —6B 0 East India Kips, B.A. dry. 0 7 0 8 4 TEA, 'f , It. in bond. Horse, d. each 9 0 —I4 0 Bohea, Canton 0 4 0 6 HORSE FLAIR, V tb. Fokein —— cep. V It9 e vl o ie o ° l t r rl g . d i ' q t . . u ,cBB :': a B t : Pm i fifi ty i mid. Short mixed long tails 1 6 2 0 Twankay, corn. I 14— 1 2 combed Irwin°, v tb.in bond. Pekoe, Orange 1 4 2 8 Bengal. Campoi, put'. & violet 0 0— 0 o com, to good none blue & violet 0 0— 0 0 Hyson Skin.... 1 • 1 1 blue Souchong,com. 1 2 1 4 good to fine 1 6 2 9 3 3 4 0 Pekoe, flowery 2 0— 3 0 mixed .. l i n d. 4 5 ( 3 ) : 5 5 0 6 Hyson, nom— 1 8— 2 2 Young Hyson 1 0— 3 0 fine 2 6 4 0 Imperial ne. 2 3 3 6- - 4 4 3 0 1 6 3 3 Oude 1 4 4 0 Gunpowder, Madras 23— 4 6 good and fine 2 0— 5 0 Guatimala, v tb. TOBACCO, /9. tb. in bond. Floras Sobres 3 0— 4 0 Stemmed 0 0— 0 0 Cortes Carracas, Flo. 3 9 4 6 Maryland .... o 0— 0 0 Sobres 3 0— 4 0 TURAlkauc, aq cwt. in bond Cortes 1 6 2 9 Bengal ll 0 LAC DYE, V Th. TURPENTINE, 9p cwt. D.T. and prime 1 6 2 6 American . 6 0 mid. to good 0 5 I 6 VA 1.0XIA:10 , ton..e s ord. & infer. 0 2 0 4 Smyrna, pickedls 0 •:, - MADDER ROOTS Sp cwt. Morca l3 0 —l3 0 Smy rnn .... 60 0— 75 0 , WAx, Bass Tripoli ,` is 0 0—• , 0 j African French .. .. . song 0 , • 0 I East India Vaples -13 6 -15 0 4 cwt. in bond, 0 .0 Ame At this day's market the supply of English wheat was short. and met a steady sale at the currency of this day week. Only limited trans ,ctions took place in free foreign at our previous currency. The supply of malting barley exceeds the demand ; the trade very dui, and less money would have been taken to have pro moted a site. Grinding also rather cheaper. No alteration in the value of malt, but peas and beans the turn dearer. _ • - - In addition to the reported arrival of oats, several small car goes of foreign, and about 12 to 14 Irish vessels, got in this m Tning. We experienced a moderate sale, chiefly to country dealers, at 6d. per'qr. advancio;;;Wnlideseriptions ' in good con . : ditlon. but some light Irish. and most of the foreig.: being heated, no improvement could he rea ised. Fran/Iv, April 18. The supplies of grain have considerably increased since Monday, particularly of Irish Oats. and Barley from abroad. Of the former there is reported 28,320 quarters. and of the lat ter 750 quarters. Wheat is to-day steady without much de '. Barley unaltered. Oats barely so good in price. In .aS, /leans, or other articlzs there is no variation. Foreign irrivals IWheat. I Bailey. I Oats. I Malt, 321) I 3620 _1863 SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET. In th^ past week the imports of live stock from abroad have cons sted of about fifty Oxen and Cows, by steamer, from Rot terdam. These arrivals have proved of a very superior quality —although some of them were slightly affected with the prevail ing epidemic—they have commanded a steady inquiry, at im proved currencies—some of them having changed hands at £29 per head. We had on sale only ten foreign beasts, the above importations being mosly disposed of on Friday last. The numbers of sheep were moderately extensive, yet a scarcity of really prime old Downs was noticed. The Mutton trade was, on the whole, active, ,t an enhancement on last week's figures of 2d per 8 bs, th! prirnest old Downs realising 4s 8d per Sibs. From Vim Isle of Wight 76 Lambs came fresh to hand per rail way, while from other quarters the receipts were moderate. The lamb trade wits firm at prices fully equal to those obtained on Friday. The supply of Calves was small, yet the Veal trade wai dull, at bare y stationary prices. In Pigs we have very few transactions to report, and the quotations were with difficulty supported. FRIDAY, April 18. There was a very large supply of Beasts this morning on offer, for a Fri 'ay's market, and a good supply of Mutton a‘.d Lamb. Although the demand was good, still the increased quantity of Meat offering tended to check the trade, and last Monday's prices in consequence were not maintained, but the rat s realised were nevertheless much better than they have generally bee this year. Beef cf the best quality made 4s 2d, and.coarse from 38 4d. Old ;owns brought 4s Bd, and half breds 4s 4d. Polled Ewes fetched 3s 10d. In Veal, Lamb, and Pork no alteration occurred in prices. WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 16, Our arrivals this week are moderate of all descriptions of grain. Wheat is held firmly, and the full rates of this day se'nnight ob tained. but business Bone is limited. Barley continues a lan guid sale, at abou' the same prices. Oats rather dearer, and Shelling fully lid per load higher. Beans, fresh and dry, fet rather more mone for all descriptions there is more in o variation in Malt or other articles. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 19. The trade throughout the week has been of much the same character as of late: altogether without animation, though without any decided change in the value of the best and freshest qualities of each article. supplies fall off, especially to Wakefield; whilst cold, dry weather and cutting east winds retard vegetat on. The Liverpool and Wakefield markets of yestercay were slow f IV, • .1.• at late prices, and the same may h e ea i r i nr ca.,. LUG same way ne sato or ours or MIS day. In the value of Wheat there is n s alteration. The sale for Flour is quite in retail; even the best qualities might be bought on rather lower terms, wh Ist the value of old, warehoused samples is nerfectiy nominal. Oats steady at the rates of our last. but wi hout any demand of consequence. The same may be sai of Oatmeal, secondary and interior qualities of which are entirely without enquiry. Beans firm at former prices. Malt dull, but fi , e samples maintain their value. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, APRIL 18 With the exc ption of Saturday last, when we had a brisk __— mend from speculators, and -000 bales changed hands at rather better pries, the market has contiaued very flat throughout the week, and the quotations of Friday last are barely maintained. Speculators have taken 7300 hales of American and 20.. Per. nams ; and exporters 2170 American, 270 Pernams, and 60 Ma Gras. The sales to-day are about d to bales of all kinds. The import this week is 74,984 bags, and the sales reach 41,910 bags. ACCOUNT•OF SALES AN)) IMPORTS OF COTTON, From the 12th to the 18th April, Inclusive. .1 3 tives paid IMPORTS in the week.,ThisWk.thisyeaz U THE WEEK 270 Sea Island 70 0 Georgia , 50 Mobile Alabama and Tonnes Pernambuco &Parai 1450 _ Aricati and Ceara .. 4 75 I/ 1p49 505 Bahia and Maceio 1200 Egyptian . 230 Barbadoes Peruvian Bahama.. Laguayra Smyrna Manilla 1733 U blitiV 12640 125 a 161 16 To be granted, unless day of meeting. ay 6, J. Beard, Deptford, builder—May 6, .7. North, Map's- Stepney-green. licensed victualler—May 6, T. Smith, sen., manufacturer—May 8, J. T Minto•s timons, Eatod, Buckinghamshire, grocer—May 6, - J. Peters, Godstone, innkeeper—May 7, W. H. Colt, Long Melford, folk, grocer—May 8, L. Davis, Ewhurst, wine-agent—May J. P. Yallop, Hackney, carpenter—May 7, St. A. Fleetham, . • Vacturer—May 8, S. Turner, holionile-Aloors, ironfounder 27„1. Wood, Barnsley, Yorkshire, linen-manufacturer— Benbow, Liverpool, merchant. CERTIFICATES To be granted by the Court of Review. unless cause be shewn to the contrary on or before May 9. N. J. Kempe, Liverpool, shipowner -E. L. Robinson, Moul to t, Lincolnshire, telimonger- J. Fairfax, Leamington Priors, printer—C. Cash, Whitechapel.road, ironmonger —J. Argent. vicLuatier—r. K. withers, Eling, Hampshire, m rchant—M. Tomkiuson, Kidderminster, linen. draper—E. Beck, Tiverton, D-voi.hire, cabinet-maker. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. cichols and R. Davies, Manchester, calico printers—G. A. Mitcheil, J. Brown, and B. Colley, Manchester, calico 's; as far as regards B. C Iley. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. W. Matthews, Goswell-street, stamper in the General Post g,... in. Lamp, (otherwise Kern: e.) Abingdon, Berkshire J. Oliver and J. York, Stoney • trattord, bankers W. G. Moss, Guilford-place, Kennington, clerk W. Hayward, Bedford-place, Commercia London, bon. Schlam, Westbour green, Paddington, London, T. L. Shapcott, Southampton, vicar. J. Tristram, Basforci, Nottinghamshire actison, Lced W. Robers, jun., i'araey, Yorkshire, merchant. A. Blazdell, Upper Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, London, harp maker. J. W. Thomas, Mark-lane, London, corn-merchant INSOLVENT. April 18, Edward Slater, Brompton, cabinet-maker BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. March 17, James Miller, Southampton, bootmaker. BANK RUPi's William Bristow Sterry, J Thomas Popkins flees, King William-street, City, London, )n•merehnnt_ William Underwood, High-street, Southwark, grocer. Job Bant, Hollen-street, Waidour-street, Soho, London, ,dd, e•tree-maker lon, wine mer Cornbury.place, Old Kent-road, Lovion, - - nan. 7, Cornhill, City, London. lithographic printer __—.•.. ..ai -- acaual•, .SSUX, licenser' v John Warden Sprague, Poole. Dorsetslire, grocer Joseph Long, Tavistock, Devonshire, linendraper, ' ' oar aea er, April 25, May 29, at - , at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy; soli. citors, Messrs. Parker, Smith and Co., Bedford-row ; and Mr. Grealey, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr, Bird, Liverpool. George „ Frederick Stanley Isherwood, H u l me, L ancas hi re, . . engraver to calico printers. inhnfillienn. llctruszt SI /MAWR osep H ill, Stroud, Gloucestershire, hatter, 111:111 ••• • • • • DIVIDENDS 1, T. Gorton, jun., Grosvenor-row, Pimlico, bookseller— , T. Johnson, sen., Romford, Es ex, banker—May 9, J. uverron. wneen-street, Lirosvenor-square, coach-plater—May 9, G. FlintofF, Plymouth, bookseiler—May 9, P. K. Morrison, Liverpool, merchant—May 9. J. Millichamp, Birmingham, wine merchant—May 8, R. K. Mann, Kingsion upon Hull, wine . . mingharn, brushmaker CERTIFICATES cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting, 13, J. Aylin er—May _ it, Leeds, grocer—May 12, W. C. Whittenbury, cheese-factor—May 13, W. Conyer, T. Ridsdale, J. Senior, B. Turner, E. Bailey, J. Milner, W. Mayman, J. Old royd, J. Castle, S. Oldroyd, J. Drearey, J. Denton, A. Ellis, M. Healey, J. Bailey, and J. Clegg, Bath.) , Carr, Yorkshire, scrib bling-millers—May 16, E. Bailey, Cheswardine, Shropshire. out' ... Wilson, Batley Carr, Forks' ire, brewer— , J Newbold, Nottingham, tailor—May 9, G. E. White, May 9, W. Newton, Bath, coal-merchant -.Ke, Norwich, mohair-manufacturer—May 9, J. lanchester, laceman—May 9, J. W. Robson anti J. —May 0, g, tailor— manufacturers PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S Outward ONTO} IVERPOOL Jamaica. ward Isl. Dem. & Berbiel New °dear Canada.... Malta, Sic Madeir Wester Lisbon Cadiz. Hamburg, Gottenbur Petersburg Oporto tockholm Riga, &c, eo xr's. Kman y ~i m so 0 o 0 O 0 O 0— 0 4 ... • • . 2x • t -§ 2. l'n' 0 0 I 40 0 20 0 - I 17 6 - 30 0 - 40 0 - 50 0 1 30 0 - 60 0 1 40 0 O 0 - O 0 1 - O e - PACKET LIST. GENERAL POST -OFFICE, April 18 Iw L 7w B ; .26'.9,4-.4 , ;V'Egy itz,,a2;;;=agS-.90 0. P. :4co2 051 ' 0 0• g..g : ° 9O z ??.. as a r 3 -,... ~,, ...-... a :Os Od a Aug.l -6o 0 50 0 —5O 0 33 0— 30 0 i 17 ao o 25 0 0- 4) 0 4) 0 105 0 - 6 - K LONDON MARKETS, MARK-LANE CORN EXCHANGE 41g10 bales 2g21 7 4 984 556487 STATE OF TRADE MANCHESTICIL—During the early part of the week the manu facturers and spinners were complaining that trade was even worse than last week ; bu• , the last day or two, they have had more inquiry, and where parties have given way in price sales have been effected to some extent in printing cloths. The printers still continue flat, but .ire very light in stock of gray rt ....It, auu , UCrutiiiiy, they are a shade improved, the printers must buy to keep their works going. The country houses WI continue wry busy, for the town was never known to be more full of drapers, and some are buying very free 3. Upon the whole, we think a that we - he eve of um) , aucuunc for the present dep r e sse d state of trade with the printers by sup posing that in February and March th buyers bought unusually heavy. Kllnntiqin .o• thni- nrsr.A, 1.. ... 66's, 4s. 100. to ss. 3ir ; and 72 Chester Advertiser of Saturday. ace in price, ;, ss. 44d. to ss. 74d.—: 27-inch Man. BRADFORD. Thurs ay.—Wool.—There is not' ing different either as regards demand or prices, since our last. Yarns.— •••••••• .-- nch depressed some time past, has been very lavourat Observer le, an active business is likely to foilow Limos'—A somewhat increased demand for the lower kinds of woollen cloths was experienced in the cloth h .113 on Satur. day and Tuesday last, and line Tweeds also met with ready cm. v. tl.nl .caLly aaa: The various branches of the woollen trade, including the fancy goods and worsted departments, c ntinue in an active and healthy state throughout the whole of the West Riding. Some of f ha . . were turning their atenttion to such fa brics as are suitable to the autumn and winter trade. —Leeds FIECKMONDWIKE BLANKET MARKET.—The attendance of merchants this week has been very good, and some considerable or.ers for exportation have been put out.—lbid. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES The bobbin-net trade is b, ,uu 0, no alterat ion i n the warp n lace trade. We regret that the Jacquard proceeds so slowly; but we understand th s branch is dull both in France and Italy. The lace t, ade in general is very dull in the former country.—Nottingham Journal of Friday. 'LIMBER A LIVERPOOL 0 0 9 o 1 - cs 7 o 10 10 19 o 1 f ~, 00 BIRTHS. On the 7th instant, at Egremont, Cheshire, Mrs. W. G MOFFATT, of a son. On the 10th instant, the lady of the Rev. Dr. ILIFF, of a son, 0 the 11th instant, at Kirby, Is e of Man, the lady of C. IL OGDEN, Esq., Attorney-General of that island, of a son. On the 14th instant, the lady of EDWARD HARRIS, Esq. late of her Majesty's 9lst Reaitnent of Foot, of a daughter. On the 15th instant, the lady of R. BRODHURST HILL, Esq., of a soon. Same day, at Frittenden Rectory, the lady HARRIET MOORE, of a daughter. Same day, at Wooler Haugh Head, the wife of Mr. JAMES HUGGAN, joiner, of twin sons. On the leth insta, t, the lady of Mr. G. P. FORWOOD, Bir kenhead, of a daughter. Yesterd,y, the lady of T. INMAN, Esq , M.D., Rodney-street, of two boys. MARRII On DE! /13th ultimo, at Lurgan Church, Ireland, by the Rev. William Falloon, incumbent of St. Jon's, Liverpool, EDWARD LESLIE FALLOON, Esq.. surgeon, 17. Stafford-street, Liver pool, third son of Rev. Marcus Falloon, rector of Lade, Cushen dall, to ELIZA, third daughter of JOSEPD BtEADON, Esq., surgeon, R.N., of Stanstead•plain, E - st Cana" On the 7th instant, at Kirkcudbright, NISI-I, Esq., publisher of youngest daughter of the la codbright, AVID CAIG MAC- Ie National, to MARGARET; ANDREW COWAN, Esq., Kirk- Same day, at Dymehurch, C. HAI 3FI, Esq., of this town, to JANE SLODDEN, eldest daughter of THOMAS BLAKE, Esq., of Dymchurch, Kent. Same day, at Lasswade, a couple were united in the bands of wedlock, one of wh m, the bridegroom, is 75 yea aof age, and buried his last wife only five weeks ago. • On the gth instant, at St. Phiap s Church, Mr. JOHN TIL STON to CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA, third daughter of Mr. WILLIAM PA RK 1 N, of London. On the I ,, th instant, at Raehills, Sir G. G. MONTGOMERY, Bart., of Stanhope, to ALICE, youngest daughter of J. J. H. JOHNSTONE, Earl., of Annandale, M.P. Same day, at LoUdoul Castle, Ayrshire, the Marquis of BUTE to Lady SOPHIA FREDERICA CHRISTINA HASTINGS, eldest daughter of Francis, first Marquis of Hastings. On the 11th instant, at Ralrnae. near Kirkcudbright, Mr. lAS. PAYNE, Moat hill, to MARY, daughter of Mr. J. BLACK WMICHAN. On the 12th instant. at st. Peter's Church, Captain GEORGE THRIFT, of the ship Ottoway. of Bridgwater, to Miss MARIA LLOYD, of Hurst-s reer Same day, in Dublin JEER, second so^ BARRINGTON, Esc , growls.° Bart., to ANNA F' ❑, CROKER, second son of MATTHEW and grandson of Sir Joseph Barrington. ICIA, eldest daughter of the late JOHN BEATTY WEST, Esq., On the 13th instan ,aiip's Church. JOHN, eldest son of Mr. ROBERT CHIUttEN, to MARY. only daughter of Mr. JOHN JONES, watch maker both of this town.' Same day, at Melting, by the Rev. Miles Formby, Mr. JAS. BENNETT. jun., of Melling, to JANE, eldest daughter of Mr. WI LLIA M SEDDON of A ntree. Same day, at St. 'ride's Church, Mr. WILMA SPELMAN, printer, to Miss JULIA HOLMES, youngest daughter of Mr. Richard Holmis, jeweller, London-road. M.P. for Dublin , at St. P Same day, at St. Philip's Church. Mr. PETE gar, maker,.to ELIZABETH, only daughter of KEN YON, Mr. WILLIAM On the I ith instant, JACKSON, of Neston, t Fiintshire. s' Ch 7rch, Mr. THOMAS JOYCE GEORGE, of Hammer, LATIIWOOD Dar g*, 4 feet Honduras 0 8_ - s 2 0 c c' s . . Cuba 0 8 1 0 } , St. Domingo JAH PLANKS, British Americo 2 0 2 6 , 10s 3 6 )per Id INAKwoon, per cubic feet STAVES, per 1200. Danzig, C. Pipe 4100 0 —llO 0 i „„, , 60 0— 7 0 o 1-"•"• and 5i feet lon Do. Puncheon .. 2 6 - 1 3 - 1 3 -- 1 4 - I 8 - 2 0 . 0 1 10 }"' 1 10 2 0 2 0I .362110 d Itl 1 10 j NORTH HAY MARKET, APRIL 21. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. o 0® 0 0 Pot a t oes , 901 b. S. d. S. d. 0 1 - 1 2 Cups 1 10 2 0 0 I! 1 0 Short-tops 0 —0 0 Pink-eyes 0 7- 0 8i Turnips, Ifr ton 25 0— 0 0 0 7 0 si mangiewurzie 27 0— 0 0 0 e -0 o Manure TIDE TABLE EVN. !HEIGHT! LIOLYDAY9, ETC Tuesday 22 11 5 Wednes. 23 11 43 Thurs... 24 0 3 Friday.. 25 0 45 Saturday 26 132 11 24 19 0 Mars rises 2h Bin. mo. - 19 11 St. George. 025 19 11 Moon in Perige 5h ev. 1 8 19 6 St. Mark. 156 18 4 Venus rises 4h 44m m. 249 17 0 sth Sunday after Vaster 3 47 15 0 Sunday, Monday LATEST Direct, DATES AT LIVERPOOL Australiti Bahia Barbad es.. 1 (2 ._,. 4. irect I Lima Feb. 15. St. Helena Marche c M a ranharn 1 Mauritius Feb. 5. Mobile IFeb. 20. Monte Video .. 12 N. Orleans March 29 New York Jan. 17. Pernambuco March 6 Rio Janeiro :9. Savannah .. g Valparaiso . • . 6 Vera Cruz Bombay .V. 13. Ayres ... Calcutta ... C. G. Hope Charleston .1 China ...... .... Demet ara.. Havana .... amaica La Guayra Direct. 'lndirect Jan. 21 Mar. LI Jan. 17. March 24 Jan. 31. March 23 Feb. 21. . 17 March 26 IJan. 11. !March 2 s ELIZAB sition a:. ci mar ALFRED WOO ew days' ills Consultir .e Surge() GRACI RTLEY SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS John Gillies, Hutchestown. Glasgow. James Pedie, Edinburgh, writer to the Jam es Scott, Glasgow, cow-feeder. ZirtDO, Alarriages aiib latatos. Same day, at Christ Church, Southport. Mr. THOMAS MEL LING, fishmonger, of Preston, to Miss CATHERINE HODGE, of Southport. Same day, at St. Mary's _ LEWI S, pilot, of this port, to WILLIAM JONES, cotton-spine lnch, Woodside. Mr. THOMAS LICE, second daughter of M • Same day, at St. Catherine's Church, Mr. JOHN MOLY. NEUX, printer, to ANNE. eldest daughter of Mr. R. S. STEWART, bookbinder, of this town. On the 15th instant. GEORGE GRACE to M park. _ ist's Church, Mr. S JN, of Toxteth- s ELLEN TOMLIN On the 16th instant, at Walton Church, JOHN ELLIS, Esq., of Everton, to MARGARET JANE, youngest daughter of the late Captain HART, of Lancaster. Same day, at St. Bride's Church, HENRY BRAUN, Esq., Soho-street, 1.” Miss MARGARET SARAH M'LEAN. On the ISth instant, Mr. WILLIAM CAMPBELL, of Oldham. to LUCY, youngest daughter of Mr. MA:Li IN NOWLAND, of this town. DIED At Bootle, aged 33, ELIZA HAN If, only daughter of the At Knoll Top. Honley, aged 42, Mrs. ELIZABETH HODSON. She was six fect two inches high, and weighed twenty stone. Lately, FLORA MACDONALD, of Grangehill, iu the neigh bourhood of Forres. She had reached her womanhood, and cou d distinctly remea.ber the battle of Culloden Muir, which, was fought cn the 16th of April, 1746; so that she must, at least have been upwards of 121 years of age at the time of her death. On the 22nd October, on board the barque Nucidersfield, at Old Calah,r, aged 25, Mr. JOHN murca. cooper, youngest son of Mr. John dutch, of H.M. Customs. at this p:rt On the 27th November, at Old Ca'abar, on hoard the ship John Campbell. aged 21, Mr. HENRY CALLISTER, of this town. . . . _ ON, of the ship Lane r, of this pOr RICHARD CH A ; of Mr. John Dean o ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. itt, of this town, and sister On the 24th ultirn evere i loess, aged 18, WESTRAY 188 On the Ist instant, aged sg,,Mr. JOHN DERBYSIIIER, of Runty Court, Worcestershire, fora er ly o f W es t Derby. On the 2d Instant, CHARLES HENDERS Same day, at the ri Daveuham, aged go, M at Naples, in ifis 83d year, Sir PHIL! 30N CALDERWOOD DURHAM, G.C.B, esidenee of J. Lea. Esl.. Grove-mount. Irs. ANN BEBBINGTON. ged 22. SARA H, eldest daughter of Mr. 0.. the Bth instant, . LANCASTER QUI .GIN, late of Maryport. On the 9th instant, aged 83, the Rev.._ LEXANDER PETTER SON, of Magher Ily, Count•; Down. He was a preacher of the Gospel for the long perion of fifty-seven years, during forty-nine of which he was a" Same day, aged dAitY, wife of Mr. WM. PARKIN On the EIItYPF-N- lath instant, at - Edgmond Rectory, the Rev. JOHN PlClOTT_lthetar —nct ahha r Lantz hrn.. London-road 1N TA LOtt, much respected by all who knew hini Same day, aged 43, Mr. WM. HODGSON, of thistowr On the 11th instant, at Mat chester, RA"IfEL, wi ReV. JOHN GROSSLEY, late of Norwich, near Bolton. Same day, at Creech St. Michael, aged 103 years, BETTY SYDENHANI. 'e of the Same day, aged 72 years, Mr. JOHN QUAIL, of Edge-vale Edge-hill. Same day, ;-t his reside MUEL mILNER, Esq. Same day, aged 96, ELLEN CROOKELL, of St. Helen's. Same day, in London, aged 86, MATTHIAS VON HOLST the celebrate.i corn- t.lake, Cork, aged go, SA- relict of Crawford Loga Same day, ALICE B FORTUNE, solicitor. bouse, aged 70 Esq., Black6e!ci LOGAN, URGESS, Only o:ug •hter of Mr. JOHN Same day, of a fit of a gm RE. His Lordship exy, aged 56, the Marquis of DOWN .ucceede by the Earl of Hillsborough, -wi►ose promotion to lie upper Kruse causes a vacancy in the representation of the county of Down Same day, aged 72 ye r !r. J OLIN MARSH, of St. Helen's Mrs. ALICE CHEW, wife of Mr' Same day, agel E. Chew, Toxteth On the 13th instant. at his residence, in Harcourt-street, at the age of 82 years. Dr. WHITLEY STOKES, formerly Senior Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin. • Same day, a_ JOSEPH ‘‘ALKI Same day, suddenly, w _ _ St. John's Church, Clapham-ri HOWELL, Esq., of Claph.im. Same day, at Wigan, Mr. JOI Same day, at Tixall•hall, S ANNE JANE, wife of GEORC AKY ANN, young tioneer. Ulverston , st daughter of Mr, rig service at r, THOMAS buishire, in her 2fth year RATCLIFFE WOODWARD, hs, JAMES BARTON, WOOD GLEAVE, of On the 14th instant, aged 12 me )ungest son of Mr. WI .LIAM SE this town. Same day, _ London, ftidy ney, Bart Same of her age, Esq , of Hulr Same day, in Grafton strer tenant-c lone' CLIVI Same day, aged filo of Mr. JAMES EDN' Same day, In his cliff, near Inversta On the 15th in; Knowsley, aged S the late Captain 1 Same day, in Captain JOS iJt Same day, at Whitchuich, Sal youngest daughter of the late M place, and cousin of the present regretted for her affectionate qualities. in Henrietta-street, Cavendish-square I', widow of the late Sir Thomas Step 7, at Yealand Conyers, La SARAH, widow of .he d year, re, in the 513th year )HN ROTH WELL, London. aged 5! years, Lieu THOMAS, sot street. GOAD, of Ba t her residence. W( odbine-cottage, Mrs. NANCY TEI fiELFALL, relict of ARY, widow of TH DAVYS, of the same , ugh, deeply ny amiable Same day, aged 3" years, Mr. GEORGE BENSON, Bevington hill, pilot, of No. 11 b at, who was found dead on board the Euterpe, which was lost cn the Wept Hoyle Bank. The de rous circle ceased was much and deservedly of friends for his amiable qua their loss a widow and five you- On the 16th inst ot, at the l• aged 22 years, Mr. JOSEF , ' Same day, aged 70, at Braincot.. ENFIELD. Esq., Town-clerk of Nott Same day, in his 5 late Rev. William DE :pLctect t Las left to deplore n ouse of h ROBERT [law-street, ,shire, HENRY ;ou of the On the 19th instant, afi eldest daughter of Mr. J. GORDO riARGARET Same day, deeply regretted, Mrs street. ARPER, Percy Same day, aged 61, Mr. THOMAS F At the Rock Ferry, Cheshire, in the Lady ISABELLA L. KING, thiid dau Kingston. id year of her age, the ter of Edward, Earl of On Ihe 6th instant, aged 3 years, MA RYELIZA, and on the 20th instant, CAROLINE AMELIA, twin daughters of Mr. W. L. PROUDFOO E. mount Vernon•k On the 20th instant, at Bootle, of consumption, aged 21 years, Mr. THOMAS CULHAM, of Framlinghana, Suffolk. NORTHERN HOSPITAL, APRIL 19 WEEKLY REPORT.] ADMITTED Accidents Medical and Surgical case Upon recommendation 11 I Cured .77‘ Relieved and at own request 4 Attending as Out Patients. 8 Rernainingin th Consulting !on, William Gill, ,tbody and K. P. artsr, Esqrs Chapta n, Mr. Parker LIVERPOOL INI PORT, APRIL 19, DISCHARGUD Relieved Made the house . 394 and Mr. Chrinner . x - .0 fl Of 2.