The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-02-21 00:00:00

. 1 IsUtgipay, VEBRUARY 21 1854 . • ...._._..... ....... • ••.. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER . , . • . zee, e-„ __. _ .. , - - -.." --`-'-cALISTICAL INT_ELLIGENC.E. • • ,f CHESHIRE AND WALES. SHIPPING AND MERCANTILE THE CHASE. that they will, by next clip day, suffer a further decline* 01 The CHESHIRE HOUNDS meet , Bright-haired and Midland counties wool have been most iseae _ -________._____ ---4.---- MISC_ELLANY. e g# It e v s u .. u•EFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. This day, Feb. 21st Warmingham. in request, and the lower qualities continue to command e O f . Ili egil aq i e • e ll a l°s . s ee Vicar of Newcastle, to be Chaplain to the REFORMATORY INSTITUTIONS. —A deputation, beaded • Thursday, Feb. e3rd Peckforton Point. full prices. Nods and brokes are not plentiful ; the quantity Friday, Feb. 24th Calveley Hall. making is very small.-Yarns : The demand is not active, and s 11 0 s "ea. 0" °T 61 amore by Mr. Tollemache. M.P., transacted business on Tuesday THE REVENUE TABLES for 1851 show the declared Each day at half-past ten o'clock. chiefly to order ; the shippers are doing next to nothing, and lar; ' t it c 'k e enes l i ec k Baker, `' an * M.A., to the Rectory of Ibstone, near at the Home-office. The deputation consisted of the Rev, value of exports from Great Britain to Russia in that year Sir W. W. WYNN'S OUN H ns meet the business is almost all on spools. The ruinous prict s for aid °,, t 'aja . ns i !• lia•ttiscoml) " • Thos. Carter, Liverpool; Mr. Dunstan, Chester; Mr. Gibbs, to have been £1,289,704. To Wallachia and Moldavia, To-morrow (Wednesday) Feb. 22nd,et Bryn-y-pys some time past current are not improved, and the vocation of the spinner is as bad as it was ever known to be.-Pieces: eo sfai t6 a les, r . c. C r i . , ecoet la, Riack e h . ea M th .A . ., to the Incumbency of St. Kirkdale ; Rev. Mr. Illingworth, Coldbath-fields ; Mr. £284,348 ; Syria and Palestine, £359,871 ; Egypt (Medi- Friday, Feb. 24th .. Baschurch Station. There is yet hut little doing for tbe spring by the home Shepherd, Wakefield; Rev- Amb• Sherwin Birmingham ; terranean ports),. £968,729 ; and the rest of ' Turkey, Satur • day, Feb. 25th Chorlton Hall. houses, and this season having closed with the shippers, ea, ,s l stant c 1 mbers. B.A , Trinity Colle e C b •*cl Each day at half-past ten o'clock. i.) .lk A , , N. C . w aracy of Tichfield with. Croft g on, Haamntsi.' ge, to mr, Chesterton, Coldbath-fields; and the liev• Mr. Butler, £1,937,011 -making a total of £3,549,251. causes an unusual dulness-arising, howeser, in part, from ,ot da , laili l v s , n e , e . ro • t i r i• a w n , ci M .A., to th • e Curacy of Caldbeck, near county Nottingham. THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF CANADA.— The • The NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE HOUNDS meet the unsettled position of the political world. CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY.—The traffic for first traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada To-morrow (Wednesday), Feb. 22nd, at Betley. . son, to the Rectory of Lesbury, Northumber- Saturday, Feb. 25th Woore. th '): elley 1 the week ending 12th February, 1854, was as follows :- has reached London. From the Ist of January to the C 0 R N .32 - A RIfE T S . devi• . 'arli -• Ede , Passengers, parcels, &c., per railway, £1,972 7s. 7d.; 20th idem, the number of passengers was 9,748 • the pas- Each day at half-past ten o'clock. 1: 4 It. ards, M.A., to the Vicarage of Eittinaton, near steam-boats, 2338 ss. 3d. ; total, £2,310 12s. 10d. : goods, senger receipts, Z 3,154; the goods' receipts, £ ' 4Bo ; and - 10 ~ le e ev. us p, LIVERPOOL, FEB. 17.-We had more country buyers at s r e '. eselc. ieetwood, LL.D., to the Vicarage of Swaffham, £1,518 19s. 10d. : total, including Carnarvon traffic, per the gross receipts 23 818. In the week from the 20th to Sam (late Heliogabolus), by Young Priam, has been sold to our market to-day than usual of late; there was an improved Mr. Barling. r a il, £3,491 7s. sd. ; steam-boat, £338 ss. 3d. Cor- the 27th of Janne ' ry; the passengers amounted to 4,379, Maley should not have appeared in the list of acceptances l ite e Ci lr e a v• Vf, g o ., demand for wheat at the full prices of Tuesday last, a fair . eitiollseq of c "el% M.A , Trinity College, Cambridge, to the responding week last year, per rail, £2,923 ls. 2d. ; steam- and the gross receipts to £2,866. The total receipts from for Chester Cura quantity was disposed of, and in some instances more money . et it, rafton • • was made for middle descriptions, the value of which had a ss Il e , ,In the parish of Titchfield-with-Crofton, boat, £224 14s. 6d. Increase, £6Bl 17s. the Ist to the 27th Jan. were thus £6,684. The White Mouse (late The Pony) is struck out of the rill'' Ile ' P s tiini n -,,, - WILLA.SEY BOARD OP HEALTH.—A special meeting of ni I , • .LIIII ...AST INDIAN RAILWAY.—The failure of sue s ,_ Grand National Steeplechase. Mr C Formby's lady Blanch'e h s rrivet at Mrnell's been, previonsly, more depressed in proportion than the finer e i l,ilsi. V • W. is' - a eta., to the Vicarage of Yarcombe, Devon. the Walluey Board of Health was held yesterday week, hae , se% ss anelton sise attempt of the East Indian Railway Company to raise the stablera • Newmarket, to be trained ' fo a h a qualities. Sales of flour to consumers were more freely made, in addition to which some large parcela were taken on specu stoetrer. osii . teh_ sey, j_ A ceste go lr t e he Vicarage of Scalford, near for the purpose, amongst other thing:3, of re-electing Mr. large amount of extension capital required is strikingly hir. James Barber of Manchester ha:PU=l:ll:4in Mr lation, and we raise our quotations 6d per barrel. Beau met hat d, , es ear I,,Harris, to the HeadMastershi of the W exham Halliday, who had for some time previously been &squab- shown in the fact that, out of 250,000 new shares, only Choyee his steeplecliase horse Spring, by California. He ie en z a ged in i o t h i e G L I s i s ve o r p w lo s l b G o r r s a e n s d w N i l a l t l i c o a n v a e l . m i a moderate inquiry at late prices; our stock is of hunted o iled' 14: J. 8.191, D enbighshire. la r - fied from illness. A notice of motion had been given with 65,140 have been subscribed for, and only 2258,106 has t i ere they will be tedadinieehdarryinßoabfeerwt extent, and in few hands. Barley dull, without alteration in preie,', l ,ll4 ° . b iacy of"e a v r a r i i m san, M.A., Curate of Maidstone, to the regard to the re-electiou, and the Law-clerk had just been received on the first call, leaving £641,854 to be yet d Thie f Ea r i , : i c v h a e li s te_. Oats and oatmeal in very slow request and rather p and Indian corn quite a retail trade, in which etll'', 4 iditt e ,', H arrison, m e . Rect rA: " brought the matter forward, when the Chairman an- paid in. To facilitate this operation, the East India Com- laatissonaruntlrattaerrktaPso S Tuesd e a r y , 's prices were not fully supported. d ie lie R o n to te e Perpetual Curate of Trinity Church, flounced that Dr. Halliday had expired. Theannouncement rn _ t um b mer Meeting. Pany have extended the time till the 30th June but there Lord Clifden's Alembic, at er eing at large all winter at .0, ev ,uiney , Ker . ory and Vicarage of Newchurcb, near threw a general gloom over the proceedings ; which, after a - ppenrs at present itt e hope of the money being raised, Danebury, has left for Treen a sb s e t f a ot b weer l t e b s ne . a np t eax ß dtd e oro c c k ek k r,b a o m yi pton. He r l '• • BRITISH. FOREIGN. Wheat, le 70tb. s. d. s. d. Wheat, v 700), s. d. s. d. hrl',.ekle V• Hay es s'," Engliah red old 11 4toll 9 Canadian eol I 4' sroess• , "'a s to the Perpetual Curacy of Colebrook- a resolution had been passed of condolence atid sympathy in spite of the guarantee of II per cent. offered by the ha A s b s e r e e n s :o p a c u k g e i l d i s f t o i c r e l; c r o g e u n s t u e m r 11 2to 1 1 6 ' 0 D!11 ( ;\'. W. B 're- with the bereaved family, came to an abrupt close. Redditch, and Poulson, of Nottingham, for 4'loo a-side, took place on Do. do. newt° 9..11 4 United States ll 5..11 11 14 51 e r a sv . noi ,_ Indian government. The shares as yet unissued amount , I see h er. tO th .., T t n e n, M.A., Perpetual Curate of Widmer, i A NEW Musse-Heee was opeeed in Wrexham on Tues. to no less than £6,408,980. Do. white oldl 1 10.. 12 2 Danzig, &c... .. 11 8.. 12 4 , d a llJ: 4 l s esetl - re I. ) . u . "is ctory of Brasted, Kent. , day, by a grand concert at vvhich Mr. and Mrs. Scads- hours Tuesday last ian , after a most punishingstruggleof two Do. do. newl 1 0.. 11 10 Pomeranean,&ci 1 9.. 12 6 er „ ur eoe eessulbert M A late Chaplain to the isle of THE MARGARET DEANE was towed into the Mersey on and thirty-two minutes' duration, Paddock was declared Irish red .. old 0 0.. 0 0 Denis!), &c ll 2..11 9 0 4 11 ' 117, 41 and a' ea the Mi '• '• '' •' - • • brick and the Misses Wemyss appeared to great advan- Tuesday and anchored off the Woodside Ferry, prepare- the victor. Do. d 0... new 0 0.. 0 0 French, &c ll 0.. 11 5 e .te ea • nistry of St. Phillp's District Chapel, ' tage. There was a very large arid tespectable audience, . r - aSo' Ile s ' 1. • fa te to ‘. ~3 7 to ta , king her departure for Bahia. This vessel has_a The Metropolitan Steeplechase at Harrow, on Friday last, Do. white old 0 0.. 0 0 Odessa,Polisli. .10 2..10 8 t'll • Ile ae"Orit M A ss sm ell t esysb ~ ~ 'to the Vicarage of Outten, Norfolk. upwards of 300 of the Rite of the townand neighbourhood was won by Flying Buck, the property of M. Delaniarre, a Do. do. . new 0 0.. 0 0 Danube 9 10..10 2 mu cargo, valued at £40,0 00 , consisting of about leou F renc h gen tleman, wee is also the owner of Lady Arthur and Barleyepqr.Chev. 0 0 . 0 0 Russiantechard 8 10.. 9 9 ,am aey tta .e• M.A., Rector of Cute Hyden, to tee being present.. packages of fi . oe goods. :The . command has been entrusted canrire. They are trained by T. Donaldson, and Lady 43-60tb.Sc.&lrish 5 1.. 5 8 Egyptian i - 4 5Q,,,,,, , r. c . ,e Rlgh , shtriff of Devonshire ' FOWL STEALING.—Thos and Samuel Smith (father 8 8.. 9 2 31 4 ti tla '' ' eatlisr "dela M.A., Second Master of the Grammar and son) were brought befoM the Taagistrates at Birken- to Captain Aitken, who is said to be well acquainted with Arthur has many admirers for the Gr,,nd N a tional. Malt, es qr . .Eng...69 0..73 0 Barley, V 601 b 4 10.. 5 2 la% v it€, -e , to the Lectureship of St. Cuthbert's, 'in that the Brazil trade. The ship has cabins fitted up in the The unprincipled cenduct of the gangs of " welshers" at Do. Irish .... 3 0.. 0 0 Oats, 1.451 b 3 11.. 4 3 DO t e A• a . k head, on Thursday, on a - charge of stealing a black Spanish the various race meetings has become so intolerable, that it Oats, v 451 b., Beans,vqr.Eurp 52 0.. 55 0 a' a l 'clel ' %the hen, belonging to George Hall, 'station-muter at Bebing- same style as the Argentina ; and for the use of the pas- has been determined to employ the services of two special Eng.&Sciclaold 4 7.. 411 • i s4BotbEgyptn 47 0.. 49 0 aSS ,, 1 ., t%, i tltp t , •u 6, Chaplain of St. Peter's, Colombo, to sen rs shower baths and other luxuries, suited to a hot , 0 "err; '• lt; "the Dioce ton. The hen was missed on Saturday, and was found at g e ' detectives, In order, if possible, to stop their dishonest prac- Do. Irish, old 4 1.. 4 4 Peas,vier.white. 58 0..61 0 climate, have been provided. . Rees, and a sem of £75 has already been subscribed towards Do. Do. new 3 11.. 4 2 Ind. Corn, v4Botb, '"•' 0 li, le Of :°I ) Y, C t s e a t' croston, near Chortey, to the the house of the prisoners on Tuesda with its wines and o r l 1 ttall"'S. te illi ld, Yor u k r V THE MONTEZUMA.—Messrs. Baring Brothers intend to their mainteviance. Bea ns,v qr. Eng.. 53 0.. 57 0 Amer. yellow 46 0.. 47 6 tail cut. The father was disims . set with a caution, but halro e.lliee, .. M aw t ; 1 Ire.. forward, by the Columbia, the Passengers who put back in Lord Loudesborough. being about to form a large breeding v4801b.5c.&1r.49 0..52 0 Do. white r „ 4 ,,,_ er., N,,... j . o . ie Vicarage of Bramfoed, with Bur- the son was committed for 21 days' hard labour. the above vessel. On leesing . the Montezuma, the passen- stud has made an offer of six thoueand guineas for West Peasap r•Eng...sB 0..62 0 French.yellow..44 0..46 0 ee - ea. Gee vsee:-sos Ipswich. SMUCIGLINCI.—Two Belgian seamen, named Leopold de Australian. The Earl of Derby is al.; desirous of purchasing Flour, v q 2Bolb, Do. white 45 0..47 0 4 fts e. 'eashee t a e alenteath, M.A., to the Rectory ef Hascomb, teen expressed their satisfaction 'with Captain de Cou , 510 1 Ile s seVs . me Surrey. Buff and Francis Maerteri, were charged on Thursday, - • . - re Y him, and is said to have bid a larger sum, with the intention Seconds by giving lum three hearty s ea .„. eers. Whilst the Monte- of nmnisig him for his engagements, owe of which is the rich Fine ° be el ) r.II. i rraY, to the Curacy of St. Marry's. Truro. before the magistrates •of Birkenhead, with smuggling a =ma, was out, the bedding ot we passengers was almost 300 Kum. sweepstakes at Goodwood. 49 0..52 0 Flour, vied. 1961 b, Superfine 55 0..59 0 Can., sweet - 40 0..40 6 see, 0 , e l /les . Mi n owen, Rector of Trevdraeth, near Bethel, quantity , o, foreign Mandactured tobacco. The prisoners , de t db th t Well h h* d • 1 s roye y ewa er, w i se s ippe- in .arge quarts The match between Westhall and Jones to walk seven miles, Extra 59 0.. 61 0 U. States, do. 40 0.. 41 0 days . N es o f , p ar l , o e the High Sheriff of An-omm belonged to the Ship 'Auguste, of Ostend, lying in the . . titles ; but Messrs. Baring Brothers have provided them fot £25 a-side, came off last week on the Oxford-road, near Oatmeal, ip• 2401 h., o f r yqp. , ...1e1 a ,, d r, hI.A.. to the Rectory of Templedoran, ceeded more than 500 yards when Westhall was at his side, MANtHESTER 3 , 3 o F f E O ,„ , B . 41 . e 1 3 6 a 4 . t - w O A e D r B e i' t r h n n e o c r 1 t ' Do.&Can.sour 34 0..35 6 ra v: n k ti 2 u S i O i 1 b ma O r k e O tet . 0. O d a y O . i s s'uu t4 i. Re v . Birkenhead DoCk, linden their landing they were stopped with new beds and extra stores for their voyage. Slough. Jones received a start of 50 yards, but had not pro- testi bv the tom-hoese 'officer, who found concealed about , e re , 14,, w no , /nolds, M.A., to the Incumbency of Trinity -- erefts e basi:.s. lV ' w e' d '. the person of De BUR si - lbs. of tobacco, and his Companion THE RED JACICET.—AR entertainment took place on and at the end of the seven mites defeated his antagonist m e a'eat qualities tlo er, hut other sorts Or ' ka s ," ) b., • 'Raeder m V' • a ito.- .8 • the is• s• , •A••• leer of St• Ishmael's, to be had 1.,11b. The first was fined £3, or a month's imprison- Tuesday, on board this magnificent American clipper- nearly 20 yards. The distawce Was accomplished in 54 were lather cheaper. English flour was offered at a decline live, le s ‘,.• S mith ,tall Sheriff of Pembrokeshire. ' silent; the latter 225., or 14 days' imprisoment rendered famous by her 'extraordinary passage from New !minutes le seconds. of Is •per sack. Barrel flour was in rather better favour and aelll Asy 'carat s , ' 4 -A., Isecturernt Trinity Charch, Margate, B2R - KENHEAD PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETT.—On Tuesday York to this port-whirl+. gave her owners an opportunity - - barely ls lower. Oats as last advised. Oatmeal Is per load as Ill s e le v. . c s v . er.n.f_tVorth, Rent. the fourth annual soire'e of this society was had in the of pointing out to severed of our leading shipowners her fr ° i. " 4 4,, . 1. • A r 'il Inner, to the'Viearage of West Cliffe, Kent. AS bl Booing, at the Monk's Ferry Hotel. The pre- peculiar strength and leauty of construction. She has •a sem y THE CHARITIES. —(Weekly Reports) very inferior, were also Is per quarter cheaper. opoll,e,a, eof e Sur Verities M A. 'Rector of Beer-Crocomte rff. ' ll '' i 1 at " and Ve . '• •' ' sident of the 'satiety, Dr. M`Dougall, /saving - voted T_ 13, white oak frame, with pitch pine planking inside and out. ROYAL INFIRMARY. Feb. 18.-AmitiTTEn : In-patients, . PRESTON, FEB. N.-There was a limited supply of Eng- , s, . s e elea, •l. w ee elks, to be a Surrogate. 57 ; out-patients, 5 ; casuals, 15.—DIsCH A Iva ED ~ I n-patients lish wheat at our Corn Exchange this morning, which met a •,, , tiv a t a,sy. '''-• " e, to the Vicarage of Sutton-in-the-Forest, Blackburne, Esq., into the chair, that gentleman opened H_ er length•is 25 b0 0 feet, beam 45 feet, depth 24 feet„ and brisk sale at extreme rates, and ell other descriptions met a cured, 27; relieved, &c., a; made out-patients, 8; i gular l uge a: C• It ,_ the proceedings with a short addresl, in whieh le de- toenage, .carperr ra' measurem . ent, 2,360. Her ell: 4 ; dead, 4.-Remaining in the house, 177. ' ' more general enquiry. Household tour, about 6d per pack IV ell s. . sots,. m. A., Citrate of Trinity Church, Ton- scribed the gradual progress of the society from ets origin, being entirely dissikarged, she is thrown open for pu cheaper; barley neglected ; beans and peas unchanged; oats LIVERPOOL e ti ' tire Vicarage of East ry, near Sandwich. some few years back, to its present prosperous coadition. inspection, and ia - a great 'source of attraction to e the - e DISPENSARIES, FEB. 20.-New cases re- a dull dragging sale at a further abatement of Id per bushel ; arid ceivi•d advice and meditate at the institution-North, 2a7 ; es a le, - He then introduced Mr. J. WCanns Who entertained the interested in maritime matters. She lies in the Bramley- South, 199; total, 496. New cases visited at thei , i•mere' oatmeal unvariedi Irish most difficult to quit, even r houses and Is • k tkat b I i3 CESE 'OR CHESTER. retail, and must be noted nominally 6d per load lower. Ate au dience with a lecture on the question of "The Universe, Moore Dock- The repast on Tuesday was 'entirely 0 1 .; up supplied with medicine-North, 138 ; South, 56 ; total. 194. 1:' , ' ke n IrtB - - The Rev. Robert' Goodwin Yotinghas rd and was served with skill and 1 what . is It?" The company were afterwards - afforded an on boa , e egance. Ad the WAKEFIELD, FEB. 17.-The arrivals of all descriptions INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, Soeto-Sr.-Feb. 45.- of • ' • • lai ' , lied 6, ts ske inhi ••11 terms of the shi grain have been moderate. ahe sale of wheat was trmited ; e ' , I,_ t hestipendiarY curaeY of St- Angtstine's opporttinity of inspecting varions Aii`lean nariosities, a gues Po i, . p. Capt. Asa Eldridge, On the books, troyteps, girls 66; average attendance, boys 8 9, holders resist any further decline, and we quote prices as on /...;:' , e 4l t' ' ii 'vertlol , In 't CO lleCtiOn of the Photographic drawiPgs of ihe new Crystal her commander, said he had given up goingto sea ; but girls 54 ; sick list,bays 2, girls 2 ; obtained situatione, , boys 0, this day se'nnight. Barley was very dull, and inferior sorts he tountv of Lancaster on the no hof '7 ' '4 it l° - 0 tile R e " ' ' Palace , at Sydenham (lent by Mr. T. •C. Archer), and a when the °sellers offered the Red Jacket to him hecould not g irls 0 * 25 per quarter lower. Oats and shelling as before. Beans Silf ile ese area V. Jam Herbert Jones, the bun:unbent. large cnilection of ferns from all parts Of the globe. After resist the 9pportunity of commanding such .a splendid ST. ANNE'S lIISPENSARY AND EYE AND 'EMI IN- sold slowly, at lower prices. No other change. Arrivals : id c ) se). "ufreil l a • craft. Captain Taylor one of the owners sai STITUTION 9 'HO‘E HILL FEB 17 -New patients viz • Wheat 7 300 • barley 400 . o il' , eq esty. ethson has been licensed to the stipen- thanks to the chairman, the remainder oPthe evening was , , . ,d he originally R . ••_ • . , e • • . ,• • I, , e • at s, e a ,, intended to.call her the King of Clippers, butin deference elieved at the inistitutton, 108; relieved at their own dwel- WISBECH, FEB. 18.-Our weekl • • W l ' 'taw °r St- :Alida•ew's Church, Liverpool, on the devotea to dancing. tinge, 62; cases of prevailing epidemic, 0; total, Ifie. y supplies of wheat are to the builder of the Great Republic (Mr. M'Key, of Bu te f ~ 1.0. k •,. IsTEW CHURCH. AT NEW 1311IGHTON.—The means of only equal to those at about the end of the season . : the number • asil l eg . e tee, °I the it al ev. omas Cowan, the:incumbent. ~ •h h dation at New Brighton have, ton), he had changed her name. " Red-Jarket' had been ' .of samples are only few. To-day wheat is in better condition, , beg WiL, - !cstl, 1 10 sapparing c urc accommo lies of selectedibetause it was the name of a celebreted Indian and readily brings last week's rates, with a tendency to higher fe ettO, e, 'Ne ro . Ot•a 2 The Bishop has licensed a room in Tdrssome time, been felt inadequate 'to `the necessi . TRW LONDON GAZETTE. prices. Beans and oats very slow sale without alteration in , ' We et, Nies • e • • ty and exertions • have been made to obviate the chief connected with the revolutionary .war, who was - value. rel'a• fe . dee st g . un, in the parish of Liverpool, known the locali , ~, h i a, e d f d alike respected by the Americans and the kEnglish-and sr rr rnet - difficult The laity of the neig bou o came orwar TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1854. NEWCASTLEsUPON-TYVE, FRB. IB.—We h a 11 .0 °, f . , , lee s to _,, Academy, for the perforricance of Divine • libe ll y. and sufficient fonds were 'raised to ensure the he heped the same would be the ease with - tl vessel. Mr. R. G. Eeetley, Manchester, cotton spinner, Feb. 24 and supply of wheatarom the cOuntry this mornin ad w kiil c e h rt: ~i 1 1 ;,, i . ,, 'art o f th r the 'accommodation of the inhibitants of' that ' - ere r lt on Y' of an edifice suitatolhe.imrnediate requirements R. S.Ely, of Oldhall-street, is consignee. ofthe Red Jacket. I c t a r e h r iy , , so d i t ic t i v t v o e r l s ve id a e t s the Bitekrupts' District Court. Man- cleared off at ebout the prices of this day week g .' Not much l a 9 'P 4 %keu e Par ish, ;at th • ce and on Thursday afternoon the ceremony of SHIP INSURA.NCE.—We learn from the Belfast papers official a . srs. Atkinson and Last Manchester • doing in south .country and foreign, and no change in value ssignee Mr Pott Menet t 3 - ' ' ' ' se , ~ v ,u l e Instance of the Rev. Augustus of the pla , , • . 'es ere- . Grave, Manches- can be noted. Barley a fair sale, at a reduction of about Is n, I' )is Ate- e - rector, ed d *th h Lo d ht th h • d • th s '1 trad to th t 1 I laying the foundation-stene Was prom ewi, t e r t a e s ipowners engage in . e coa e aet y ter, ware museman. Feb. 28 and March 2s, at twelve, at the per quarter on last Saturday's prices. Oats in good supply 'tl o I `-ott Itl" Mi..._ Bishop of Chester officiating 'on Toe occasion. The site have resolved to establish a Mutual Mariae Insurance for Bankrupts' District Court, Manehestere solicitors,. Messrs. and the turn iii favour of the purchaser. Flour a dull trade, ,t o f e lay, •---serse perpetual Curacy OrCartmel, in the '-, chosen is a piece of land - contiguous to George's-terrace, on theirvessels, the premiums to be mg - elated by those c ue . Norris and Allen, Bedford-row , and Alessrs. Norris. Man and to make sales a reduction must be submitted to. ial o ' l ase. 1 Lanc e cheater: Official assignee, Mr. Fraser, Mancheater.-W. Yii; • leet. a'ter, by the resignatiot Of the Rev. Thos. ' the road leading from the Terry tc;the Victoria Hotel. -The rent in London, Liverpool, Glasgow; or-such other ports as roll and r. Hallam High-street, SouthWark. tailors.-11.- CORK, Fare. N.-Flour is very difficult to sell ; quotations s st ibii e oi l . ' Patron, the Earl of Burli ' 0 * Val 21 th - lth n - h it had been very threatening for some are more particularly connected with the trade. Members ug n.- ue, 13. wea er a ou s Alpe. Duke-street, danchester-square, nrafiner and dealer in are only maintained in the aasence of offers. Foreign wheat , receded 2s per barrel. Supplies have increased, and the trade Oe hours before-was bountifully tile, and, as a consequence, joining this society will be required Ito have their vessels Beam w00 . 1.-G. Brooks,Tonbridge Wells. tailor and builder. is slow to purchase. Indian co d rn rags at 28 6d and 5s re 11 01 . T/t b4 T.4 _ - the attendance of spectators was very numerous. The -surveyed once in the twelverriotths. Belfast and the -J. Hefithwaite, King-street, Covent-garden, cbeesemonger. duction. rro" ii e Ar T toke.---.Th f . a). ji t! t hcl 3 . e h hiSh r . , ~ s e o ollowing have been announek„ bishop arrived at the Victoriallotel about one o'clock, and :neighbourhood are supplied with mold from the opposite - Lond S ti tu Ye t r • ra Q c u e e a T l ' ; a s cl o n a e d y . N r V a e a l , C d i r i a el p s e e r a . , ger e l i i s a - 1 b lr n . g J e . r Wgi r t. .: DUBLIN, Fan. 17.-We have no alteration to report in the ,an Ivqop, °l Itath-LIT.J. rk, Trinity; ,. 'Sunday ; the . 'Lord was met by several tit the titifisters of the neighbouring •ports in Cumberland, and from Troon and the other coal in . „ i n ' currencies of home grown grain at our corn market since f Coner J Gibney, Nuttin Pe e t am, con ec i .- • gham, currier.- i ba, 'it. t ., of cli._ u Wells, Sunday,.,3d April ; the Lords churches, and many of • the influential residents, including ports in :the Clyde.-Shippioy• Gazette. C. :Leake, Crowland, Lincolnshire, gracer.-R. Hill, Not- Tuesday. The demand was rtither better for everything at . tta s ste le o an'acester and Bristeti, Ripon 'St. David's m Willie , r. m Colbourne, 'Mr. Edward Colbourne, 31r. G. tin ham lace merchant.-I. Dewlturst, Halifax, worsted the reduced rices of that da Indian cor p y. n very dull though : 11 1 9 Ott a thlete' ' R e/tester fDe , SHIPPING RETURNS.—On Saturda was issued a return Y g , offered at a reduction of Is. 0 lie t Zlie -a Y , k2th M( or aconwerily), Ely, and Oxford, Atherton, Mr. W. Atherton, Mr. Rawson, Mr. Neilson,• of British ships employed in 'The ' trade of the United spinner. , e e. Ay e„ arch ; the Lord'Bithop of Lichfield, Mr. G. H. Lawrence,.•and Mr. Jos. Ewart. At two o'clock ICrigdom 'n th 1849 ISZO 1851 18 - 2 d 18 - 3 ' 1 1 e years „ , 0, an o , e se SCOTCH SEQUE.TRATIONS.-J. Longwill, Glasgow, inn- White aV t l i teat.44s Od to 4fis Oil I Oats, tawny :: ros . 2 10 . 2: 01 ... 418 Od to 445 Od 1 Rapeseed stf 1 %1 1 . ' 94 4 a e ; 4lu -aY at Li hfie , , c Id, and -on Sunday, 24th a procession was formidat the hotel, and the bishop pro- f. Knox Foulden Bastileeßerwickshire, shoemaker. Red o not including repeated voy cre a„ s. These returns embrace 'e P ep e e e r T • NERSHIe; DlssoevEn.-John 'Boyd and John Wil- Barley,grind. 17s Od to ISt 6d 1 Oatmeal-- 16s Od to 17s 6d , d Ol 4) ll' ° I) , se Of •te_ oaY, 24th December, at Eccleshall ; the Lord ceeded at its head Italie site Of the new edifice. Fivers 205 Od to 21s 00 Bakers' Flour.24sod to 28s 00 a esj s s sees-- esereford, on T ' *ty . Sti . lbl • tohCh 6' vesse s e onging t e ants . Islands, but not vessels kinson, Clayton.le-Moors, Lancashire. calico printers.- Do., malting di m ttl.L f 1 rtm a nday ; and the Lord having been offered, the bishop expressed the pleasure he • s d • hB • • reps ere in t e latish planttions : I Indian Corn . 'George Murray, James Murray, and Benjamin Rigby Murray, Bore. 00s 04 to 00s os , , le , s 41 --h o 'eSter, on the Second Sunda in Lent. The felt on the oocasion. Ile dwelt at considerable length on per 4801t)..475 Od to 52s 0:1 al) , iat at• P 'of Cante b ' • Y • • Manchester, cotton spinners, so far as regards George M ur. Oats, white ..13s Od to 16s Od bSi the ' e llaelm a- , , r ury holds his ordinations na Lent the claims for haiing 'additional church accommodation, TOTAL SAILING VESSET,S AND STEAMERS. Tay.-Henry Pemberton and William Walker Openshaw, _____ - --______ 0.01 al l 111. Vre a ' s • He adverted to the'loleaSings attendant on a due adminis- Number No. of men ena. •Oswaldtwistle, manufacturing chentiats.-Frederick Barritt, CATTLE MARKETS. r 5 ,, 10 tl t °Jr4. l „;°N OF THE Da CT - T tration of astoral care and augured well for the usefulness Years. , 0 S,E 01P ORONTO.—The .1 ) , . of idlannage. ployed exclusive ,- el ' ww'el iam Smith Thomas Dale a andelames Itostron, blanches- - 13 ' .41 1 )11- ,, &°rOrito • Wor I J D k rth, and James o f masters rr, tailors. -Betty s_sy, ames uc . wo . . te e oq h - ,in pursuance of resolutions passed by of Mr. Fail, who 'had . been marked out as the incumbent . Vessels. L 20 -We have had a very considerable . 0 1 to . eld ' Heyes, Drybank, Lancashire, coal, proprietors, so far as re- LIVERPOO , FEB. . f F . 1 11, . ih e , last October, has put ' forth a pastoral of the new chureh. Ile also recognised, as a pleasing dr- - :f eci d o, I tit ) „;‘ s k i,„ . . s _ e te.rgY and laity of his diocese, - recommen- cumstance, the zeil j aisplayed by the laity, in providing 1849 18,221 :3,096,342 152,611 DIYIDENDS.-Francis Rave and George *edam Mortimer, ruled more active, at id per lb. advance. A limited number ts, a ae7the s.aua tor establishing and endowing 'fem . sees funds for the pwrelmse of the ground, the erection of ears 1850 17,892 3,137,212 151,430 Bury, Lancashire, silk dyers •, first•dies. of Bs. 6d. in the pound of sheep, which were quickly disposed of at a similar im ?lee a iL l se-es___Uunts of his present jurisdiction. edifice, and its entloivment. The usual formal proceedings 1851 18,184 3 , 360 ,935 141,937 on new proofs, payable at 76, George-street, Manchester, on provement. Good beef worth 6d to 6ao per lb. ; mutton, I'd v tiON.lte'• 0 co 00 ,prl , i l -unday, the 'l•sth'ult., - the Lord Bishop of and religious observances were then gone throngh, and 1852 17,819 3,380,884 159 563 anY Tuesnay.-Tbonias Crook, Preston, Lancashire, menu- 7ati to ad per lb. Cattle, 1,552 ; sheep, 4,387 be at ) 'N et ard,. e V an ordination'in the Collegiate Church of the business terniinated. The plan of the church coin- 1853 18,206 3,730,087 ' facterer• first div; of Is. 7d. bl'the pound, payable at 76, SALFORD, FEB. 15.-Cows, 1,551 ; cheep, 5,900. Beef 172,525 G eor ge.s'ireet. Manchester e on anyTemsday.-Robert Walker. aean eed to 64c1; mutton, 64 to 71.1; veal, 6d to 7d. A very ele a si b e r‘ s aespa's u e„following genilemen were admitted to holy prises a nave of 96 feet:long by 16 feet wide ; side itikles • Stalybridge, grpcer; first div. of Bsead. in thepound. payable indifferent supply of good beet; consequentle it was good to ?je L :,"," Alq , ,` tif-,-, - : e Itev. P. H., sseenel urs of Smyrnm to the each 72 feet loogi•by 12 feet wide; a chancel of 40 feet, THE SCREW-STEAMER HIMALAYA. arr . -ed tSo th Michael sell. Not many beasts - left, ard those of an inferior quality. 6Pa th e tas) Z e rl eathood e k e j - - ' • ' ' t •t • . , spse sanctuary ; north and. south tissfl- ampton on Thursday with- the Ind' • ; r. Henry Seddall and Mr. James ermine ing in awe is a u- at 76, George o -ei n tree_t i , .11 n lanClie e st n 7, on inl a y T ok u s es i d re ay. . h b - oiler ma , la, China, and Austra- Wood and JhW id fa, OP h. L n , Agood many heavy fat sheep ett unsold. is l :/ C'elt . ' ' 0 d lie et"ed b ~eacons' orders. .The ordination sermon was septs 22 feet Wide - oath ; south chapel 19 feet 6 incheilong lien mails. A correspoudent -se s " Aft _ Y , er -remaining at kers; first div. of 6s. Ba. in the pound, payable at 76, George- . LIN F 16 Wh d I DUB , . EB. .- e . a a arge market, and on the eli b l i 4 'cl Y 11. 1 • • bl 2 feet hi width, The tower • to b 22 f t Alexandria fo tl ail a? b i s ordship, -as - id • the candidates . - were pre- Y • tt M nchester on any Tuesday • ' is e ee square, rie m s , and passengers from Australia, 4 ree ' a ' n i a T.lll a whole heavy sales, beef being 44s to 545, showing a decline , +attest 5 ' th io A + h. • i„., e Venerable 'Arebdeaeon Le 'llfeeurier.- terminating in -a-vpire 170 feet in height. The principal India, and China, she got away at five .m on th 4th DECLARATION OF -IVIDEND.--0..n ......ey and Alfre. on an ar j u y prices of some 5s or 65 per cwt, top price 603 per I ,er Wpt ' l 4;'' ° tee .. ; eB • entrance is to be:from the west, with entrances also from February, and met with , nething but hea p d * lnds all the ' e _Ashaaall, Liverpool, merchants, Hirsch 9. cwt. Sheep steady, but sales not brisk, at sed to 61c1 and 7d - is, i liaa at li -- ov AlANcnigsTEn.--,Prefermenta.:"Cm Tues. the north and solith porches. The style of architectureis way to Malta, against which she stea w ' .andeome tew .7Sci per lb ; veal 740 to 840 peg. ditto in sink. med 12/, performing FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1654. Lambs 25s to 26s each. Owing to three fa,rs being held to-day b 0 't "t4t4 le ti* • p 'IN_ th e locesen ReOistry, the Bishop of Manchester the geometritanecorated, with an open timber roof-4he the run to Malta in 6.8 hours. Leaving that port for i i ingj tc, 4 n , or e g.ev w Crowthers . B.A., to the etipendiary principal rafters' being highly ornamented. The sittings Gibraltar, at nine, p.m 711 • 1 lla • m ' ~ on ,ie 7th, after corning well up , Bee K RUPTS.-Joseph Parry, Liverpool, bricklayer, March there were comparatively few buyers of pigs. Prices 475 to 127 at II o'clock at the Liver 00l Dist • t Co t f 48-5 er cwt sad er lb L. am , . . , .p . ric ur o 1) 2 P • jU I Ve ,Ittl e LA e Wtenstall ; the Rev. Thomas Mies Hender- will be open; thepulpit, reading desk, and font wilt be of to PortellaviC, egainst a fresh westerl h h y reeze, s e elleollN- Bankruptcy : solicitors, Messrs. Christian and Jones, laver -1,115',/ 4Ri, ‘; -a• i '' '"' Us tipendia - ry curac ' , ~ •e s , l a ti , e s yof St. Luke s, Hey. elegant workmanship, and in unison with the architectural tered for 40 hours a heavy northwest gale, with a most ,pool ; official assignee, Mr. Mergan, Liverpool.-Robert PROVISION 3fARK_ETS. itiu.W fkATqf tA, ' L e Rev Charles Marshall, M.A., to fhe chap. design of the building. The architect is Mr. George" Gil.' Confused and heavy-rolling sea running, through which iCleasba, Eccles. Lancashire, builder, March 3 and 24, at 12 elle' et •asea s , a li eu • t".,e, lee e &ester General Cemetery, at Herpurhey. bert Scott, of '2O, Spring. eardens ; the builders Messrs.. she made very good way, atever going less than 61 to. '7, 'O'clock, at the Manchester District Court of Bankruptcy : - 9 t.,,,, ~,,,..4._ te, solicitor, Mr. Marsland, Bolton e .. oflaciaeassigneee, Mr. Her- LIVERPOOL. FEB. 17.-The market for beef is very firm, ,se . 1 - ."•rrte afir of - ‘1 1 . 4 4 collated the Bev. Richer& Bamford. Furness and lcdpin, and Mi.. Yates. We understand that but losing by it for her, passage home at least 16 hours. 1 101 't as r 'e e ' 4l c l di 1* After the e subsided ali t breeze s run u from o f , te e els e ath„ , eton, to the dignity of ad lionorary the works wit be under the direction of Mr. Alfred A.. gal ,Os .p g p easei .neman, Manchester.—Edmund bmith, pin.. Swinton Lan- and.sales are.to a .fair extent at full prices; some holders de re, coal-owner, Feb. 28, March 22, at 12 o'clock;at the mand advanced rates. Pork, though not active, is Steady , ; 01 i N\l4 1:110, 0 0 , os , eural of Manchester. Walton, Mr. Scritt's assistant and clerk of the woi - ks. , the northeast, and tbe water becoming tole 11 ra- , -.Y smooth, Manchester District Court of Bani:Tuptcv: solicitor NI ~ , . r. and the stock being light, hehlets are not pressing The ' 9 „ ,iiii,' J a ,kh , . e p t ,l) Of / ft' CHAPTER OF ST. PAUL'S.-'Oll. Friday , she made her best day's rein, having gone by observation Hod g son, Manchester; official assignee, gr. Pott, Manclies- supply of new bacon is barely e q ual to the demand;h e . • from noon on the 10th ta noon of the 11th, 317 knots, or ter.-Henry Whitmore, stockport, tailor, March I, at I rather advanced prices have been made, but with incre e a n se c d °V. 41 1ar - ' 4 l)ied " ( Mon issued a judgment in' this case, ei oi l•gl l , Y la s t hi s COVET AND F.ASHION. 400 statute miles in 24. hours ; and it is confidently be- o'clock, April 19, at 12, at tlie Bankrupts' Court : solicitors, arrivals, which may now be looked for, a reaction is not un ,o ) I) * efi b,, wh attention, as Visitor of St.- IStufs, in srs. Tilleard Son and Freem Jewry ; official likely.. The demand 'for la! - d on the spot is only moderate, ' lieved, by persons bestahle to kidge, that some day, under 3 % 1 e s • . ' , or 010 ' het. p 'tare, e 'Ore s a e' ) the appeal of the Minor Canons was ________a e _______ 'assignee, Mr. Polinell, Guildhall-chatnuers, Basingliall-s ti eet. and prices have not varied since last week ; for forward deli tl 4 111' • . , favourable circumstances, site.will log 400 nautical miles. el Ek• Wth dCh are still bu •ers at 55s to 555 6d There i f • la " t in and 'Psr Lushin ol v d o s th 6 Ai , ..3, t h . . gton, and Sir John LORD Nerseevnee died at his residence, ,Pembrokee She certainly has not et t - th 24 con utive ho - yme WI enry rs i . ne . e ere , anon-street, Pimlico, linen , - very there s . • II a .air draper. Benjamin Parfitt, Artillery-street, Bermondsey, in q uiry for cheese,.at former rates. ) e lie c r e .„ • e Judgment the Dean and Chapter of St. place, Dublin, on Monday last week. By his deltas' e with: a NI , Nfic - Mitred e s , of strong fair wind, without, at the same time, heavy sea. - stonemason.- Valentine Henr • G BI Id • d d • y ay, ac nars roa an Pm. 20.-There was a fair demand for butter last week, / P ,Y 4 ixin e s In th • prepare a plan for the dieposal of out issue the title becomes extinct. Her run from Malta to Gibraltar ainst this bad iveather Stnand, tailor.-Richard Keily, Ladbroke-terrace, Notting .o , e ttr es, a c 0,,.... eir gift or patronage accordina to the a d a moderate business was transacted chiefly in the fi ag n , nest ' .e . . LORD NATTER, Ae hear, has arrived at . the Britieh Em- hill, merchant. -Samuel Bircham Alpe,. Duke-street, Man ' : 4 _,, ,, r,'' 'cl eeir illtli t - ' 4111e(1. - the ' 47 h • was 96 hours, giving 10/ knots average speed. Leaving • descriptions, at steady rates, but middling and low 'i o li , . tol l -.•Vi 'Pass e d• la - t section ot the _Act ot bassey at St. Petersburg from London, be,aringslespatches Gibraltar at a quarter to one, a.m. of the 12th, she brou ght . c A b i nt . e u r ie sr a r n e e , m m i l e ii r n e e r. -John, otherwise Jonas Bengtheil, qualities could be bought for rather less meney. The . %i ll et osia 'lithe 3rd and 4th years of Her Najest Y for the reeal of Sir Hamilton Seymour and the consequent tevanter through the Strait d f Cpe St' hanta-John Corner Blacklock and stock is calculated to be about 12,000 firkins against ~ _. . a s, an as ar as a • Thomas Robinson, Birmingham, drapers.-Ede ard Banks 22 000 firkins at this time last year. All will be wanted oal°?, ti l hk, e ,, (1 th et , e ' in '4- 11 d; the 'appeal as to all aftermatters • suspension oßtililomatic mtercourse with the Court Of hIS Vincent, 197 miles, whichehe passed at a quarter to three Green, Bilston, Staffordshire, ironnionger.-ThonutsGateley e ' .• 1 t h 1' h - lats . : a e It, ntN TB. la dismissed. , ,or consumpoon -at tle presen ,or per aps li g er prices. Majesty the Czar. . ', , p.m., of the same day, 14 hours; and, off the coast of Por- Derby and Birmingham, iron merehant-John Rodway, Waterford Carrick, and Clonmel, 1028 to 104 s ; Kilkenny, e a, tW a tt ae of - - The 'Bishop of London h ought '' s t „ se e , L ors , as br into , e m ....,IR _Lnomas -.34.3ins 'PILICINGTON, BART., expirea. ao tugr..l, after rounding the Cape, she met with northerly Glooester, victualler.-Edward • Roberts, Chard, Somerset- C 1 'd W ford 100 s to 102 s • Belfast. 96s to 998; er ow, . an ex !Sr o 94 • s to 975• and pickled Cork i aaaitt ez i as e e i t "a a bill, intituled, "An Act relative to ses d • ore on the '7th - ult. in his 25th year, where he had • d northeast winds hut not v an , • ery strong, steaming . . shire,innkeeper.-Thomas Young North Shields and How- Limerick, 948 to 96s , ig , , , Is 1::' s, 'that e j l bY Custom in certain Churches:" It 1,1 s t„i n .,. - don Pans, sliii) builder. ' ' • h 1 h He •th for the benefit of Ins ea t . was e against it 13 knots, untilebout abreast of Oporto, when .zo ands, 978 per cwt. landed. imported from Ireland, from r%l'; i'en , s ,: t ra 0 , w uere a ohurth has been built or eon d ---- ---;--- ....A.BITNERSHIPS DisSOLVED —W B Clad H Wool i son, . the Ilth to the 17th instant, 5120 firkins, 23 kegs, ISO crocks, 11 • ( ar', 'he-wide' ' alore no ,i ' ninth baronet (Scottish creation, 1635). Succeeded his' it commenced blow'n 'f • rtl t dt te • ATW', L' l • ' • ig . tom no leas ,an a n, p. 111., right, am. ... at., iverpoo , mercerw ; AS far as regards 220 boxes 247 barrels butter • 184 bales bacon •29 hhds. v v ." s : t ett e ti oe 'a : _ e . , . W ast past, and pew rents have father, the late• Sir William, and was descended from the, after rounding Finisterre, ive found it blowing.a ,fiery Y I . DeChidson.-J. Scarborough and GaPurdy, Birkenhead • ' • - '• • Id ' ' 6 tierces brans ;19 tierces 7a firkins 320 kegs ar . f .? 7 . ) 4 eo,ll ,, cise P riod of years and applied towards Rev. Dr. Edward Pilkington, who was Bishop of'Der ham. al with a tremendous sea running. This lasted 30 hours gas-Otters.-W. and T. S. Scott, Liverpool and Birkenhead, s ils tj i , l lle e ie seat o ' f '' l'lsirPoses,,Church Building Commissioners, h i 1560. g e,. -,- M k RKET -Prices current in this marke •- architects.-Kretchy and Brenner, Manchester, merchant ST. JOHN S - . t . ' # l7 kle ,th Dish° or she - would have been in at four, p.m., Of the 15th. It I , e e fo s „ .. _ e e ses s,_ .P, -may represent to Her Majeaty in TIES COURT removed to Buckingham Palaee on Monday continued blowing with considerable force all across the tailors. Beef se. la Os 65dto0s7ad Peas e of i ti ll 'ckr i t'ta . . ap 'i r) i u e l erl cY of-confirming such pew rents and last week for the seeason. • Her Majesty will hoklu levee dCh nel •sthtt f 4 de fro DIvIDENDS.—March 10, W. Tomlinson, Manchester, • Mutton - 0 .8 Peaches - 0 0 bay an up an s o aou o 8 ys run m publican.-March 13, G. and J. Barton, haanchester, copper- Veal - 0 0 Nectarins .... 00- 6 0 1 10 ola Cill at t e io r "Ileh ation .of the same, or of altering-the at St. James's Palsre to-morrow and a second on es ' . -Malta, for 70 hours it blew a hard gale, otherwise there roller manufacturers. Lamb, per qr.- 8 0 -15 0 Melons O- 0 0 051 o r e te e eh Pew rents, and applying such altered day, the Bth of March. The RoYal Famil continue in the. y can' be NO doubt of the ship's arrival on the 14th of ,the . Catruarcaras.-March 13, J. T. Mercer, Afanchester, fresh l'ork .... 0 6- 0 8 Apricots - 0 0 '° be 411 tb e sam e Pu and the order • •or, I f ~,, _,,,„ e „ . rposes as heretofore, .. , enjoyment of theirsasual good health. plumber.-March 14, J. Mellor, Manchester e iniakeeper. Cod Fish O- 0 3 Filberts 2- 0 0 e,efej e _ g all „ (l aeted l e , ° ll to_be ,good and valid." But it is also T D • • HE ucHEss or GENOA. was safely delivered of a Prince month." ' - Bret 1" - 1 vet t 'cite,' suet "Th Ch reh Building Commissioners i ss - Hadd • ock O- 0 0 Dato,Foreign 26- 0 0 til e ) i1k1,,, Tente - ',,Punlend to e He u r Msijesty in C '- ouncil that saiy ,on the sth instant,. -who wee baptized on the same day by , th A hb' erc ishop of Genoa. SPORTING INTELLIG.ENCE. ,Feh. MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY. Hour. Soles 0.- 0 0 Pines,For.each. 00- 0 0 10 4 1 1 j4 elti , ''''"uld b'm ed It. -ts t ' Salmon 2- 0 0 Do. Eng . 7- 0 0 e Ik tily to b y f _ , _es pos en . ee sea , sir any_ sea or , 0135LA.N PACH.A. . has had to have his foot amputated at . se. . 21, John. Gray (proof and div.) District Court, 11 Turbot oft - 1 0 Fowls,vcouple. 28- 2 10 ipp efi, ~ied i . 4 , o,sSilty or prescription. act shall not :Sebastopol. He suffered a good deal, but the operation TATTERSALL'S.-TIIIIRSDAY. 21, Williameross (proof and div.) ' Fresh Butter .. 1 4 1 , 6 Ducks - 4 6 .sl' ''ae -, ° Y "••`' 'Church the w rents of which are re - 22, Johiallobert Gibson (Ist) j ay , ift, ' 14...a11y . 1.- ,- P e g il was indispensable, for gangrene had commenced. Miss Mowbray was again buoyant for the Liverpool Steeple 23, James Frame (2nd) - 1 I Geese ....each 36- 5 6 eel 'lie aasieoe sscal act of parliament." It provides for T H • ' , Lobsters - each 30 0 0 Turkeys - 6 0 rc 0 01' e u. i, ery of ERE is no founnetion for a scandalous paragraph Whieh Chase ; after 43 to 1 had been taken t0..e35, 7to I was booked 23, William,Fawcett (audit) - 2 9 ~al , L alio_ /t " pew rents established by order in .e nes gone the round ,ef the Scotch press relative to the to a siMilar stun, and the taker was desirous of having the 24 - Edward• Brookfield anoof and div ) .... Ditto, 1 ; Potatoereppeck 15- 1 8 Itabbits vcple 110- 2 4 nol, ‘" th e LL ord e ,?• l llrther provided that, "Upon the passing • e • ' ' • 'd e' • Mt' sL G L d I ' '" d (d* onation of plate recently made to the chapel at Hamilton odds lai a,ais in ie . a am ara was n good de, 24, Thomas epee , sen. au it) Ditto, e a ) tl i ihr te oei • 44 ' Cl onneil 1 ' Cucumberseacb 2 0 3 0 Grouse * •00 - 0 0 0 0 _4, eh „ Nan g 2 , , the . custom before prevailing as tby the Duchess of Hamilton, and to its subsequent resinny- maor.ce Dale and Trout received so mand, and . y - .me pretey -24, John - Meredith WOO Ditto, 11 Damsons O- 0 0 Partridges .... 00- 0 0 .PI ~,et k "Al s u u aPplication of the pew rents in such •e • • strong support at the odds quoted, No change in the poss. ee, Jes.Leader(pa& div.on partof his estate) Ditto, 11 oe fe "n i at e . -eage Awn by the Duke. . tions of the two leading favourites for Chester CuP ; both 27, Stephen.Crutes(proof and div.) ... . Ditto, li LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARIS FT.-Prices on Saturday : t. 4 sty' s : and . determine' And then "Before •• • ;it ',/ tli - "tion t o irld .Co • • hII k ' THE Russi.32.z EeinA2s3l".-The Baroness Brunow left were nonnindlypt 18 to 1.-For th e Two Thousand Guineas, March .1 ) Joseph Parry (Ist) Digo, 11 Hay, old, w st.. Os 74c14 05114 Potatoes, s. A. s. A. reg e , -,,, v p,,,, 0 , e , b . namisseeners .8 ama e any repre- s London, yesterday for - the Continent. 'The Count Wal-, ato ewss the highest offer against Ruby ;Bto 1 was taken .2, William Fawcett (proof and div.) Ditto, 11 New O- 0 0 Keinps 5- 5 a 10 ( hi e 411 1 e -• "Nest in Cooncil as aforesaid, they sis- , 'k o la th e 'me s e Y herski and the other secretaries of the late embassy ae- about Phaeton.-.£oo to 200 taken about Autocrat for the 2, William Sibson (audit) - 0 9 Pink Eyes .. 00- 0 0 li 0 1 ) Vi atisf Provi s i or c`rY as to whether such church falls cempanied the baroness The splendid mansion in Ches.: Derby ; 700t0 100 :King Tom ;25t0 1 .would have been taken 2, John Liney and Alfred Ashmall (audit) Dittq, 11 Ditto, Green O- 0 0 Cattle - 0 0 'shoat Kuby, but 22 to I were the highest odds •3., Richd.F.Breed&Wm.Eccleston(pf.&div.) Ditto, 11 Vetches s s 1(/ ) .i tie: 4 eh a dory e ,,, , •,,, s of this act, and after such inquiry, -p ace, wic aron rnnow as no ye occume barn 1 li . hB . B h t t 'd . 00- 0 0 Turnips, p• ton 27 0-29 0 t's n rch d '''ence b • dd laid. Corin ' was_ in considerable force; £5OO was invested at 3, John G. Harrison (proof and diva .... Ditto, 11 Straw, Wheat 0 45- 0 6 iCarrots 32 0-35 0 ;i0 01 :, es ° Me e • Oes se , . eing a uced before them, that mole than six months, will remain for the present in the the odds quoted. 3000 to 90 taken about Neville. 3, John Meredith(proof and div.) Ditto, 11 Oat - 0 5 !Mangelwurzel -27 0-29 0 , tijo• eeno_ it . n io ettne ,‘; ma within the provisions of this act, V ie ,' i usive e • " 'Passed on such representation shall. sh rlden 11.1 . --- ---ie - e eousul general. .• es some.money, 17 to 1 agst Mr. T. Mason's Miss mowbray-taken. .14ao .1 Mr. Bignell's Peter Simple-taken. . ow e___ possession of the 'Russian -government, under the care of' GIVERrOOL STEEPLE CHAsg. Barley - 0 45 Manure .... .40 - 5 6 ee of the fact." ;A, $ THRSOUTH DEVON Etaimoss tdok place on Tuesday at ,E 4 to 1 - Mr. Moseley's Bourton-taken. P,RS/C_ES 'of ~57.0 CH'S Ar the WEEK ,1.4.40 1 = Mr. Williarne's La Gazza Ladrae-taken. PACKET- LIST. ill? IP S ~ t, •Zt Exeter. .Sir Stafford Northcote resigned, and Mr. • BRITISH FUNDS. ) 0 , 4 , OR7, i• CUL TU RE. Lawrence Palk was elected without opposition. -•15 to I -=, Mr. Bignell's Halaand-Half-talceit• Mails de- Last ' Next , eal r 'ida laae l° Ve, &Jaime:ins mere issued on Friday to the Ministers to -- - 7-------...- • 25-to e_- Mr. James's Maurice Daley•-takea• Tusday. Wnsday Thrsday Friday. Satdy. Destinations. spatched from Packet Packet theee l 'ii t4 t s C onse„, attend a Cal:duet Council op Saturday at the Foreign- - 25 'to i - Mr. Moseley's The Trout-takeq. London. Sailed. Due. t l'a e ase 0 -e. , 4 'AN the n 6., __ a ril - , AND GREENdIOUSE.—The office, but, -owing to her Majesty having decided on hold- .0111 EAT NOWINIERN HANDICAP. Bank Stoat( .... 216 11 •- • • 216 7,1 8 218 •• • • ---- -- _ :de / all e N ee 3 . - ha ve "' no r e sad havoc with succulent plants, ing a Priry Comacil at Buckingham Palace, the Cabinet 10 to I nut Count de Prolo's Aquila-taken. 3seCeneltd.enn. 921 i 4 5 . 924 5i92 li 24921 1 4 921 I es HA.MPTOIST SrarioNe(By Day Mail.) i to i a ?kw a "red t been .well cared for ; but those which s-',_ .. , - 18 .to 1,- Mr. J. J. Henderson's Lough Baweseetaken. 3ye Cent.Consols 914 '24 li 911 k a 91/ 1 i 51915 I i 915 5 5 Lisbon, Spa l n, and "ltb, 17th, and 1 efe ,_,,, , , , .1 ale gas a' es Periall • t.muncii was postponeu. 1 ai - i• ‘st n •• • Vac - gro 3 aloes and caetuses, mill begin to Mu Bs:rem-So= excitement was occasioned on Fri- mET IWO LIT/ NH AN DICA P. New 3a ys , Cent.. 9311 4.3 i 931 31 3 921 a 3 41924 it i 49 3 1 1 Gibraltar .... e.. 27th of every F e n Ti. Feb. 26. month. ,OA t,, ,tat• - ne r wth, and Will require to - be watered more ' 200 1 eget Mr. Harrison's Lindrick-taken. Long Ann.. 1860. 51 , ...... .... 1.. • • •• • • -. W./ t.2,N,,, l 'ati, a e there isa td df day by the painful 'circumstance of Mr. Brisco, M.P., .25t0 1 -- Mr. Mare's Ariesto-taken. D0.,30 years,lBs9 •• • • '• • ••• ••••,•• • • , ' • • ' esihraltar, Malta, 4th and 20th Indus. is Cl' 'lll- d at , few A _ , grea eman or greenhouse haying fallen down, in the members' vestibule of the CHESTER CUP. D0.,30 years,lB6o .... •• .. .... i• • ••• •• • • Egypt, Ceylon, and of every Mar 4 1 C I' '' 11 1 1 "Oti u Potted '" erican azaleas may be lifted from the House of Commons, in an apoplectic •fit. He slowly re- 18 to 1 apt Count Batthyaav's Starof Surrey. India Stock .... .... 232 232 5 ••• • ; 2314 Chula month. Feb. 4. '• • 4 6 , li,,,th .h , bl ocs ._ , whets, if placed in a slight heat, they 18 to 1 - Mr. A. Nichol's Newminster. In.Bonds,l,ooo .... - 7 10 7 'll 711 4th Mar. and 1 0 0 f, ir l Ir a u ke a " 1, and be lighl i y _ornamental. Camellias covered, and was then removed to his residence. Ripon, 50 tO 1 ••••••• ajr, Inman's Horatio-taken. Do. under.4l,( l 6o .... 10 A 'rails vii India 4th of ever 11 us. ( ){ v b 1 April 4. Jan. 4. 40 tsZlti e - osie °l le blooms u OTHER.— n e escrip ion o a THE Roves, M I th' d •t * f good Two ruouseen GUINEAS. 7 1 •• • • , South Sea Stock. ... .. .. .. its ! .... ~• . • l altrnt. mont . , d i e 1. , s o u g should be repotted, in a good, mother by King Solomon, it is said. .coneerning her, that sto 1 eget Mr. J. Adkins's Ruby-take 7to 2. Do., Old Ann. .. .... 101 , , British Colonies in 1 , ,1 bw - , ela ess es i dld placed in a warm Dart of the house. e - Her children rise up and call her blessed." We were Bto 1 - Lord Exeter's Phaeton-taken. West ludies(except Cons.forAccount 92 i 14 I 911 1 5 4,914 i i 1,91:i g ii 914 1 a e a at;1:1 • ; 1 ""ie C. er s ses now in flower should he kept very Honduras),Foreign e mentioned reminded of this a few days ago, by an anecdot . TH.E DE RXY. 41,000 E.Bills,2d 17 20pm 17 20 21121 18 i nn122 18pin 22 19pm , I"r' iae s me e a R,„;', l soed flowerin shank' be cut back, and •nglish 9to 2 apt air. R. E. Cooper's Autocrat-taken. .e5OO ditto, ad .. li 20pm 17 20 24 1 21 lapin. 22 18pm 22 19pm Colonies , &e. in W. g. V. 'k ' i kt : - "Ele heat t g by Bishop Wainwright, at a dinner given to the }. Indies (except Ha- and and I 7th 1 Solent, „, 10 11,i k(4 4, , o form new growth. Commence delegation by the vestry of Trinity Church, in the school - 7to hh•d' K' T tak 1- - Baron Rot eic it a mg om- en. Ditto Small, 2d.. 17 20pm 17 20 21121 18prn22 IBpm 22 19pm vans), California, every month. I Feb. 17. '' Sr. I. 20 to 1 - Mr... 1. Adkins's Ruby-22 to I taken. . . _ . --, L., 11, is s g's of fueh • 1' I will ss er i sste ea, tt om , sias, wne i now strike readily of Trinity Church, New York. This school was founded, 25 to t - Lord Derby's Acrobat-taken. • • Venezuela, N.G ra -4 % li ed ( 0 ` 4 1 , / G neat. and long supported, by the venerable Society for the. Pro- 33 to I - Mr. Clarkson's Neville-taken. MARKETS FOR 3fAN.U.FACTURES. nada, Chili, and ~1;$`1 ot, ad :" -R DEN.--The weather is not sufficiently • Peru, Greytown, pagation of the Gospel in Foreign . Parte. Mention being 4 0 t o 1 _ ia r.. J. Bull's Corin-taken, ~....----. (S. J. de Nicaragua) 1 ow • t j ~ unt Par . - of much being done, hut the crops of orii Itt 11111 - made of Queen Victoria, the Provisional Bishop of New --- HANCHESTER.—No large general cleaned this week ; with {l2nd of every 1 Trent, „ , P . 5 ... _ ~ beet, Sze , may now be got down.' York stated that the Archdeacon of London, being engaged BETTING AT MANCHESTER. - -Furna.Y. the exception of that for India, the inquiry has been rather Mexico and Havana month only. I Fete 2. "'an i. ole V i , IN b ao t , ~..-................... bt N ;" ° O3, `6l ' hq 4 olark. on one occasion in catechising the yelling princes and be- For the Liverpool Steeple Chase, a few inquiries were made limited than otherwise. Prices have been exceedingly firm, .- { 17th of eyery e Solent, n Honduras az Nassau Mar 16. s ,efea ae se e .s. tl to , .- On Friday, the North Durham ing surprised at the accuracy of their answers jn ' the cate- about Half and-Half, and is to I taken about him, but he :s and VIM have exhibited aa upward tendency-at least, i month. f Feb. 17. ' jj 'il e s+ . kei, ;. : tit% ptquest, in the village of Harton, upon the ,elzism, said to the Prince, " Your governess deserves great not by any means popular,* Miss Mowbray's friends took 7 those descriptions affected by the demand for India a h nd Lisbon, Madeira, 9th of every Severn, m 16 ar. . if , t T t t, pe eti l e aa, " ° ,_3', named Robert Wilson Hunter, son of , a; 4 . ; + ; creset .or .ns.ruct.ng you so thoroughly in the catechism." to t freely about her ; and Bourton was a point worse.—lB to China s The firmness pf the Liverpool cottan market RS B re a, a. Ay e es.se month. Feb. 9. ; 10 to 4 e 1, 4 3 , dr Avu o died in fearf 1 Tuesday u agony on Whereupon the royal boy responded, " Oh, hut 1 . * - t is dear 1 was the highest offer against Star of Suirey or Newminster materially aesisted to give a t . 1,1 °se to t e yarn market, and hu Falkland Isles- - 0, ee . fo r , [l,. OPhobia th ftieCh te C R.-There is a disposition to lay agai st aided the spinner in the firm attitude he has been enabled to p . LYMOUTH STATION. :iie . I .1 4 , 1 e,,, ,5 , ox, ly „,_ , rough the bite of a cat. Ma who teaches us the catechism."-New York Church- ..'? ! ve r rvish fo e r a th r e De a roy; offers to take 9tO 2 about Autocra n t ; assume; whilst the export houses have been induced to give c, G. Hope Natal, Queen of , ~ aliTel te._ rea l e' a p e t te x IN CHIN.a.-It is not eastle-building .man. and 7to 2 about Ruby for the Two Thousand Galante out their orders to avoid the turn of prices, which would seem afauritius:Ceylon Evening of the ' 14th of every Argo, the South 4 i .re f ft,' 4 t , .44 1 0 r lod. when China shall throw all her ports ' LIvERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. to be going against them. The receipt of time India letters India.• Ascension, Feb. 15. Feb. 26. I'' 14 Ole • "Ine s Pen to haa induced renewed operations for the Fast in the yam month. I agst Mr. Mason's Miss Mowbray-taken freely. and Cape de Verds t hey ,‘4,, tie, t er c i al the world-when she shall become a THE IJARGE DIIMOND.—The extraordinary diamond 7to ,et li s eB, t o he r,,, nation, exchanging with England and sited at the Bank of England from Rio was Bto 1 - Mr. Moseley's Bourton-takeu, aft. off. u 1 e full ' ' market, ca sngv ry prices to be demanded. Yarns for Madeira. Teneriffe, Eveningof the Waterwcb Faith, recently depo , 14 to 1 - Mr. Williams's La Gazza Ladra-taken, China have also been more inquired after, and prices are and West Coast of 23rd °fenny Jan. 25. Mar. 6. as o sse es l l 4e en exeoducts of her rich vales for their mond= t° e a Y tt*' b ilti tel el lt whieh . submitted .on Wednesday mowning to the Queen by the 15 to 1 - Mr. Bignell's Halt-and-alalf-talcen. readily paid which cou'd not have been obtained so easily Africa month. sit 0 11 ,, e at o „ 3' me, e , t a , Puts her present imports and ex consignees. It weighs 2544 carats,. and is alleged to be too to 6 - Mr. Linnell's Peter-offered. last week. The hardening tendency of prices has had some r ....IVERPOOL STATION. o , 7Z: t rail- I '''r p r i • ‘l° made, importing not our products whe olished, to exceed in size and brilliancy the 100 to 6 - Mr. Bignell's Peter Simple-offered. effect in checking the demand, but this is more the case as British N. America e Every Friday a Alps, Arabia, le Pie. l lelplies 0 likely, n p 25 to 1 - Lord Waterford's Cockcrow-take 30 to I, respects yarns for home use. Manufacturers, finding it and United States. I Evening. j Feb. 23. Feb. 27. r ein et , e , el s e . . ...e ns , lar experience, our maxims . , and Coh-i-noor. 3o to 1 - Mr. James's Maurice Daly-taken. difficult to make sales even at present rates, are reluctant to rif 1 '4le r l iVil. :14 luore than all what learn n science, .„, ,1 : 1- r the Medical Times 11 0 .„€) , 1- se„ by tL i zation ' ' Ig ' • mOUSTACHES,—The e.....0r o. , 100 to 3 ___ Mr. Choyce's Spring-take 40 to 1. concede the higher quotations for their yarn. The cloth -- S 7- 9 1 44.,t4) ' I sli "" bl ean effect, will be hallowed and in- to the moustaches of medical students, assures a GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. market has been dull, the only exception being light fabrics, LIVER P 0 0 L &YIPPING. ~,.0 0 e d ;se!! f ea a _lahaa ne ei e ,sitag_s _of Christianity. ' Through the referring _ " tad h e their uses; and, 10 to I agst Count de Prado's Aquila-taken. which are still in inquiry for India, such as low shirtings and - - • ... eereesiemdent that mous les av eissse ss -.-.:.,s ....4.,, a - Mr. J. J. Henderson's Lough Bawn-offered. jacconets. TUESDAY, FEB. 14.-Wind W.S.W., moderate. - • 14 4°411 ,A-. —On Friday, the North Durham itti tin piquest, in the village of Barton, upon the 140 Y, named Robert Wilson Hunter, soni I vvho died in fearful agony on Tues ay ao'vroPhobia, through the bite of a cat.. .., nig - ,,_""t 7 n0 )1 IN CHINA.—It is not castle-nuuol , et,ir., riotl when China shall throw all her ports a ~,,s'P,,en to the world—when she shall become _ ,Lte 'I nation, exchanging with England and . ,Products of her rich vales for their manu ex. ,refltent which puts her present imports and °t it ~ . shade, importing Y l ate the • porting not our productsand le " 11 2 1 e 1 Ples, our experience, our maxims, d . o . 1: - ' 31,1 , more than all, what learning, science,. 1 1,_.-ation can effect, will be hallowed and in re blessings of Christianity. - Through the 411 g of the old foundations we may look steadlV te„- radiant with high promise. Through the ee the spires of churches upbearing the . C . ro u .g. ,. 1 - ; 4(.3f missionaries toiling with zeal . and d 1: t eeining thousands, women bringing their fernaPtism, converts teaching Sunday h %g holy orders, synods taking .11 sesel for ..., "their church, deputations frometenenchurch iTe churches of America and England, t h e west another as brethren ,f g r eeting one in ults one Catholic faith. To these and the i „,,, , the present movement, though onl y .. , e4l._' dending, It is breaking up the old bonas never can ,hat it step.. These severed, the nation vast i l L u i t . it h as At been ;it must go with the age and te... Present, other nations can but look on and i' aannot interfere. Rut if, as is likely, the .°! the ec)n ntrY be wholly reconstructed, it )1 1, 4 1) e for the great powers of the civilised world la t a ll i faad offices and advice, as to help on the of f i„Tton, and put it on a right basis, not m le the'ips interference, but friendly aid. It 4 oth n nitY of England, with or without the co the .';ingdoms, to press, in a peaceable wa, Fut.!, wiienever the impending crisis actually th e 'Llnll be too great to justify the great au , ( 11 4 in leaving it to the casualties and Bu ell a4reted pal movement, whether an Idoubtr,,i copmermportance to the world, i i...! 1 futu r ', 3 , 18 , shall be awakened from the dream sm449lutio°A nd decan Power, honour, and wealth, or to ? 9, y,—Morning Post, THE TABOR DIAMOND. — The extraordinary diamond recently deposited at the Bank of England from Rio was submitted on Wednesday mowning to the Queen by the consignees. It weighs 2544 carats,. and is alleged to be likely, when polished, to exceed in size and brilliancy the Coh-i-noor. MotrsTecnEs,—The editor of the Medical Times, referring to the moustaches of medical students, assures a correspondent that "moustaches have their uses; and, among the most important, they are considered to point out the idlest, the vainest, and most self-conceited, if not, probably, the most dissolute in the class. They are, in fact, beacons to warn others." THE BRISTOL PICTURES.—Some of the old portraits of kings and councillors in the Bristol Council House have of late been undergoing a renovating or cleansing process, in course of which, according to the Bath Chronicle, a poor daub of a picture was washed entirely off one canvas, and a picture disclosed beneath which is believed to be one of C. Van Steen's, worth 400 guineas ; while, in another instance, a portrait of Charles 11. resolved itself into another representation of his predecessor; James I. BEARDS. —A correspondent of the Durham Advertiser says, it is reported that the Rev. Peter Barlow, incumbent of Cockfield, has given so much offence to several of his parishioners by wearing his beard, that they have discon tinued their attendance at church ! AN EiBTIIQUASE.—About half-past eleven o'clock last Sunday night, a gentleman near Hockley-hill, Birming ham, whilst reading, felt a severe shock, and the fire-irons then bounded from their u pright positions with extreme violence. On Monday he mentioned this to a person residing near West Bromwich, who also said that he felt disturbed at the same time, and heard a rumbling noise whilst in bed.—Birtningham Journal. AT MILL, last week, a child, five weeks old, died from the effects of a dose of essence of almonds administered to it by its nurse. The essence of almonds had been put into a mixture with syrup of violets ill Plist4lie for oil of almonds, by a druggist's assistallt. For the Liverpool Steeple Chase, a few inquiries were made about Half and-Half, and 15 to I taken about him, but he :s not by any means popular,' Miss Mowbray's friends took 7 to I freely about her; and Bourton was a point worse.-18 to 1 was the highest offer against Star of Surrey or Newminster for the Chester Cup.—There is a disposition to Inv against Dervish for the Derby; offers to take 9 to 2 about Autocrat ; and 7 to 2 about Ruby for the Two Thousand Guineas, LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. 7to 1 agst Mr. Mason's Miss Mowbray—taken freely. Bto 1 Mr. Moseley's Bourton—takeu, aft. or. 14 to 1 Mr. Williams's La Gazza Ladra—taken. t 5 to 1 Mr. Bignell's Halt-and-Half—taken. 100 to 6 Mr. Linnell's Peter—offered. 100 to 6 Mr. Bignell's Peter Simple—offered. 25 to 1 Lord Waterford's Cockcrow—take 30 to 1, 30 to 1 Mr. James's Maurice Daly—taken. 100 to 3 Mr. Choyce's Spring—take 40 to 1. GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. 10 to i agst Count de Prado's Aquila—taken. 20 to 1 Mr. J. J. Henderson's Lough Bawn—offered. 20 to 1 Mr. Rynde's Crusader—take 25 to 1. 25 to 1 Mr. Harrison's Heapy—taken. METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. 15 to 1 agst Mr. Benson's Royalist--offered. 20 to 1 Sir J. Boswell's Annie Sutherland—taken. CHESTER CUP. 18 to 1 agst Count Batthyany's Star of Surrey—tk. 20 to 1. 18 to 1 Mr. A. Nichol's Newminster—take 20 to 1. 28 to 1 Mr. Wilkins's Peggy—taken. 50 to 1 Mr. Knowles's Baalbec—taken. 66 to 1 Mr. Clarkson's Billingham—taken. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. nto 1 agst Mr. J. Adkinit's Ruby—taken. 4to 1 Lord Derby's Boiardo—offered. Bto 1 Lord Exeter's Phaeton—taken. 10 to 1 Baron Rothschild's Middlesex—taken. THE DERBY. 4 to 1 agst Mr. R. B. Cooper's Autocrat—take 9to 2. 7to 1 Baron Rotbschild's King Tom—offered. 15 to 1 Lord Derby's Dervish—take 100 to 6. ROCHDALE.—The market has been very inactive, and the amount of goods sold has been very limited.—The wool market has been still, and the manufacturers purchase very sparingly, for immediate use only ; the price is much the same as for some weeks past. - - - - Aaarvitn.—Calpe (s. a.), Bruce, from Marseilles—Astrolo• ger (s. s,), Havre—Deogaum, Evans, Hong Kong—Grecian, Daley, Baltimore—Vestal, Gaffie, Xavia—Henry Ware, Nason, Calcutta—Cornelia, Munchan, Havannah—Niagara (r. m. s.), Leitch, Boston—Great Britain (s. s.), Mathews, Melbourne. SAlLED.—Wasdale, Tate, for Antigua—W. V. Kent, Flitner, Philadelphia—Sobraon. Cheeseman, Africa—Andes (s. a.), Moodie, Boston—Lady Mary, Birnie—Barbados—Zeemeuw, Kayzar, Batavia. Bona Venture, Bainbridge, from Savannah at this port, after being on shore in Carnarvon Bay, with loss of foremast, maintopmast, anchors, and chains. Honor, Rowe, hence at Galle. Raymond, Mackie, hence at Madras. Pudsey Dawson, from Ningpo at Shanghae. Roscoe, sailed from Aden for Bombay, Dec. 30. Aura, Atkinson, from Adelaide at Moulmein. Lydia M'Henry, sailed from Galle for ditto, Jan. 31. Shand, and Sandford, sailed fr. Madras for Calcutta, Dec. 24. Oriental, sailed from Calcutta , Ja n. 2; and Amathea, 4th, both for this port; and Lahore, Jan. 2, for Ann Mitchell, sailed from Bombay tor this port, Jan. 12. Gebroedera, Flech, hence at Adelaide. Ann Dasbwood ; Wassenaar, Hoftsee; Javaan, Gleevsner ; Maria, Morgolin, after being on shore ; Escape, Brown; Echo, Rugher ; and Australian , Mountain —all hence at Melbourne . Wansfell, Hayes ; Bee; Jersey ; Old Dominion ; William Stetson, Henderson ; Conqueror ; Levi Woodbur6 Queen Victoria ; Fanny Gifney ; John Davi es; Phoenix; ly mpas . H. H. Hayes; and Regulator, hence ; and Arundel, anti Polly, from the Clyde—all at New Orleans. R. A. Parke, Scott, hence, and Helios, fr. Hull at Charleston . Wasp, Power; Edward Johnson ; Columbus,Lister ; Alarm, Salter ; and Sheridan Knowles, kl`Donald, hence at Mo bile, 0114 PPP .); ; 4 0 4 Y4PPArdi N9;10 1 110" at Neff yoik. HUDDERSFIELD.—The home trade is very quiet, and the inquiry generally is (or new patterns.—There is very little doing in the wool warehouses. - • STEEPLE CHASE FIXTURES. • Carmarthenshire Feb. 21 Palmerstown Hunt .. Mar. 17 Stretfor d Henlo-in-Arden 2B Grand Military ........... 23 Liverpool National.. March 1 Warwick & Leamington .. 24 Doncaster 7 Birmingham ... . ..... . ... 27 Belfast N jw3e u ev n t el e l re a l re t b o y n Cheltenham . . . Hoylake.. 8 —... . . ... 4 10 L'pool HuntClA 10 Ormond and K. County , 12 Coventry Tadcaater St. Ives i/4C1V1911 NOTTINGHAM.--The depression in the hosiery and lace trades of this town and dist! ict continues without any prospect of great amendment until the expiration of about a month, when the home buyers will be forced to come into the market. The apparent certainty of war will necessarily curtail, for a time, a considera b le business with Germany, especially the Austrian part of it, as it is very probable that this Part , of central Europe will be mixed up in the dispute. The latest accounts received from Australia are not so favourable for trade as they have previously been ; indeed, there have been too many articles sent out there not at all suitable to the market. The last accounts from the United States lead us to hope for a considerably-extended business to the western hemisphere this summer.—Yarn is not in so great demand as it was ; but we do not hear of any alteration in price. - • - LEICESTER.—Business still continues in an unsatisfactory state. What is being done is chiefly for the spring trade, both in gloves and hosiery. G rea t num b ers o f the workmen and their families are suff er i n g f rom want o f employment, and the high price of provisions naturally tends to aggravate their distress. BRADFORD.—WOOI: There is a greater disposition to sell wools than a few weeks ago, but the inducement offered is only such as to effect driblets in the sales. 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Per , v vth,„ l . ee e e eta ,_ 3 re °' 41 % °I e it ki Ai re Of 4 , ' ea ' 'OP t, Or 4 4 ,ati.o, tt le Ru c h n' Lc ' ts ' il i l N44 lo illl C l ' 44 b v ; ,„ori . 911 4i sm fi ltut nl.._ .. Glenlyon,Oli ver, and Marys, Thompson, hence at Savannah. RegAmmtlet, sailed from St: Andrew's for this portJan.27 Balbino, De tanda, and Nevo Leon, hence at Havannah. Inconstant, Owens, hence for San Francisco at Falkland Islands : main piece of rudder twisted. Chester, from Bristol at ditto, and sailed for Coquimbo. Alabama, from New Orleans, oft West Pass of Apalachicola. Put in for spars and sails; would leave for this port Jan. 23. Empire, Zerega, from New York for this port, put back Jan. 28, leaky. While being taken into the Atlantic Dock for repairs, went ashore, but afterwards got off without damage. Marmion, ience for New O r l ean s, h as been towed into Greenock, for repairs ; she makes very little water. Wild blab Girl, hence at Moulmein, and has been hauled on shore on the bank of the river, to have her bottom examined. St. Johannes (Prussian barque), from City Point, Virginia, fog this port, was abandoned, Jan. 24, in a sinking state : crew saved, after lying by her for twenty-four hours. The sails and materials of the Elizabeth Bruce, hence for Mobile, wrecked near Carysfoot Light, were sold at Key West, on the 20th Jan. The salt was all lost. WEDNESDAY, Pan. 15.—Wind N.N.W., fresh. ARRIVED.—OIiver Lang, Gifford ; Lord Ashburton ; and Sultan, from St. John, N.B.—G. W. Germany, Norman, Bal. timore—Ajace, Naples—Cambria (s.), Miller, New York— Busaco, Santos, Oporto—Orixa, Christian, Bombay—Pe-tche lee, Overend, Calcutta—Thankful, Smith, Odessa—Briard, Le Conteur, Naples—N. S. del Carmen, Aganca, Bilboa—Auguste, Waldack, Ostend. Ann Dasbwood, cleared at Melbourne forValparaiso.Nov 29. Charlotte, Morris,.and Boundary, Penny, hence at ditto. Lord George Bentinck, sailed from Melbourne for Moul mein, Nov. 9; Gibson Craig, for Callao, 14th ; Helvellyn. for Madras, loth, and Ino, 17th ; Sabrina, for Auckland, 17th ; and Asia, for Bombay, 20th. Hamilton, Bingley, front St. John for this port at Waterford. Bella, from Pernambuco at Paraiba. John Ritson, hence at Buenos Ayres. Reindeer, Hunt, hence at Rio Janeiro. Viscount Sandon, from the Clyde and Pernambuco, at Bahia, and cleared for Rio Janeiro. Mary Hartley, sailed from Rio Janeiro Jan. 9, for Valparai so ; and the Linda, cleared for the Channel, Jan. 13. Talbot, Atkins, from Jersey Harbour, and sailed for Bahia ; Chasely, Slaughter, from Rio Janeiro, and would proceed to Maceio to load for this port ; Prospero, Towell, from Nefound land ; and Orion, Willis, from Valparaiso—all at Pernambuco. THURSDAY, FEB. I6.—Wind N., light. ARRlVED.—Atlantic (U. S. m. s.), West, from New York— Harkaway, Buck, Charleston—Belle, Sydney, C.B.—Sea Nymph, Wright, Catania—Charlotte, Lindstrom, Malta— Achilles, Papist, Dantzic. SA ILE D.—Shanghae, Gray, and Lincluden Castle, for New Orleans—Margaret Deane, Aitken, Bahia—Columbia, Bryer, and Australia, Doane, New York—Wasp, Davies. Africa— Cormorant (s. a.), Rochfort, Rotterdam—Evangeline, Fairlem, New Orleans—Matoaka, Oliver, Melbourne—Emanuel Bout cher, Crossman, Grenada—Mary Hardy, Reynolds, Barbados. Progress, hence at Mobile. Thames, Rennie, from Callao at Baltimore. Cromwell. Ball, hence at Philadelphia. Sarah Ellen, Leadley, hence at New York. Campbell, Thompson, hence at La G'uiyra. Eideren, Thusen, hence at St. Thomas. Arabia (r. tn. a.), hence at Halifax, Feb. 4. Village Girl, Woof; Indian Queen, Forsayeth ; and Lady Hilda, Thomas—hence at Barbados. Tadmor, Bowie, from ➢foulmein for Queenstown, at Anti gua, leaky. Wellington, Williams; Camana, Smith; and Rimac, Fea ron—hence at Valparaiso. Lady Gordon, Watson ; Miramichi ; and Prince of Orange, hence at Savannah. St. George is reported to have been fire at the Chinchas. Jane. Hunter, and Sultan, Brown, hence at New Orleans. Medina, Guthrie, and Mercutio, hence at Savanilla. GleHcaple, Hunter, sailed from ditto for this port, Jan. 15. Russia, Miller, was to tail from Honduras for this port about the 9th Jan. Mary Miller, Hobbs, and Felicity, Porter, hence at Jamaica. Calder, Hewitt, sailed fr. Guayaquil for Queenstown, Jan. 3. Annette Gilbert, and Pizarro, both sailed from Valpariso, Dec. 20, for Iquique; Duchess of Leinster, 24th, for Cobija ; Ripley, 21st, and Nautilus, 23rd, (all to load for this port) ; and Avoca, sailed 18th Dec., for Swansea. Lord Althorp, and Elize Henrietta, hence at Valparaiso. The Olinda (s. a.), hence for Brazil, on shore on Harry Fur long's Reef, became a total wreck on Wednesday, having broken amidships. The cargo is strewn along the beach. The Great Republic (clipper ship), has been abandoned to the underwriters, at New York. _ _ The Bona Dea, from Savannah for this port, was fallen in with, Feb. 4, 20 miles S.W. of Mizen Head, dismasted and waterlogged, by the Cuba, arrived at Crookhaven, which took eleven of the crew off the wreck. The captain and five men perished before the ship was fallen in with, and four subse quently died on board the Cuba. FRIDAY, FEB. 17.—Wind N.W., fresh. ARRIVED.—Vision (new clipper ship), from Aberdeen— Fernandes, Contente, Lisbon—Elizabeth Ann, Lidstone, St. Michael's—Corinthian, Kemp, Mauritius—Undaunted, White way, Callao—Niord, Hansen, Saleua—Queen, M•Cartney, and Ostewald, Jarvis, New Orleans. Emanuel, Boucher, for Grenada, has put back. I)amaris, hence at Geelong. Alciope, from Islay, at Iquique. Arequipa, from Arica, at Pisagua. Black Prince, from San Antonio, at Mexillonea. Witton, hence at Falmouth, Jamaica. Annie Worrall, from Callao, off Montrose : kept out by westerly winds. _ _ Atlantic; Mediterranean, Teaser; and Telemaco, ftupar— all hence at Belize. John Taylor, Cawkett, from London, at New Zealand, prior to Nov. 7. STORNOWAY, FEB. 12.—The after part of a wreck, bottom up, with " Mazpppa " on her stern, was drifted on shore, consisting of a general assortment, indicating her destination to have been Australia. [Mem.: The Mazeppa, Jones, sailed frotri Liverpool for Geelong, Jan. 16, with a general cargo, but no passengers.] SATURDAY, Fau. IB.—Wind N.N.W., a gale. ARRIVED. Constitution, Britton, from New York— Isabella Scott, Pepper, Para—R. L. Gilchrest, Gilchrest, New Orleans—Ann Falcon, Gannion, Demerara. Criterion (new pilot boat) from Ipswich. Australia, hence for New York. has put back. Anderida, for Azores, put back last night, and lost bow sprit this morning, in he river, by being in contact. W. V. Kent, for Philadelphia ; Kitty Cordes, Mobile ; Matoaka, Melbourne; Wallace, Greenock; and Lincluden Castle, New Orleans, have all put back. Amphitrite, from Danzic fortbis port, at Penzance, Feb. 15. Edina, from Smyrna for this port, at Padstow, Feb. 15. British Queen (s.s.), and Taurus (s.s.), both sailed from Constantinople for this port, Jan. Sl. Mona, Quirk, from Mauritius; and Helen Douglas, Murray, Calcutta, at St. Helena, and both sailed for this port. Cherokee, for Africa, which sailed hence Feb. 16, went ashore this morning on East Hoyle, and subsequently drifted on the Main, near Dove Point. Assistance has been sent to her. The Sicilian brig Francisca, from Taganrog, while being towed down the river, this forenoon, parted her hawser, drove against the Landing Stage, and injured her cutwater. She was previously foul of the Akbar, quarantine hulk. General Parkhill, for Charleston, while at anchor, off Trantnere, was fouled by two schooners, which caused her to tail on the bank. She came off on the flood, and anchored in the river.—Mem. It is stated by Captain M'Gowan that she did not touch the ground. Belle, from Sydney, C.B. drove on shore this morning, at the Dingle, but was assisted off on the flood. Windsor, for Para, and Brevet, Melbourne, were in collision this morning in the river. The former lost mainmast, &c., and the latter damaged head, cutwater, &c. Challenger, Johnston, from Cardiff, at Payta. Iron Duke, from Mauritius for Cork, at St. Helena. The Steam" Tug Company's life boat, in proceeding to the Cherokee, capsized in the Rock Channel, and the whole of the crew were drowned, except one man, who saved himself by clinging to an oar. The schooner Coromandel, Crawford, of Preston, hence for Ulverstone, laden with wheat, flour, and bags of waste cotton and rags, drove on shore, bottom up, yesterday, off New Brighton, and the cargo washed out of her ,• she righted this morning, and is moored to the New Brighton landing stage. Crew saved. Some puncheons of rum, supposed from the Cherokee, on shore on Dove Point, have been washed on shore at New Brighton. BELFAST, FEB. 16.—The Dagger, from Liverpool, for Demerara, has been lying in this Lough for several days, the crew refuted to proceed, alleging that the vessel is leaky. The E. Z. is discharging her cargo previous to undergoing repairs. E Nm YORK, FEB. 2.—A British ship, supposed to be the Satellite, has been much cut by the ice, in Annapolis Roads. SUNDAY, Fan. 19.—Wind N., moderate. Australia, which put back yesterday, was run on shore on the Devil's Bank, in the middle of the river, in a sinking state, having struck on Taylor's Bank. Montezuma, for Boston, has put back. In following the Australia, yesterday afternoan (without a pilot), through tbe Victoria Channel, ran ashore on Great Bubo; cut away main mast, when she floated off, and anchored off the Formby Light Ship. She was towed into the river this afternoon by two steam tugs. Regia, hence at Grenada. _ _ , Corinthian, Kemp, from Mauritius, was in contact, during the night, with the Mathurin, for Martinique. and lost bul warks, stanchions, &c. ; the Mathurin lost jibboom. The Corinthian subsequently drove foul of the Alps (s.s.), for Halifax and Boston, and carried away the latter 's foreyard. DUNKIRK, FEB. 17.—A vessel was observed this morning to the westward, in danger, and soon after lost sight of. A boat has come on shore, from which it is supposed the vessel's name is Laura. HOLYHEAD, Fan. 18.—The Penningham, from Liverpool for Rio Janeiro, anchored in the New Harbour this afternoon ; drifted from her anchors, and is on the rocks at Salt Island, and likely to become a total wreck. MONDAY, Feb. 20.—Wind W. ARR !WM.-Shamrock (s.), Havre—City of Glasgow' (s.s.), Philadelphia—Asia (r.m.a.), Lott, New York—Red Gauntlet, Andrews, St. N . B . George, . . tint hii.—Alps (i.e.), Little, Boston—Franchise, Robinson, Charleston. Kalamazoo, Savannah, is off the port. Cumloden Castle, M'Donnell, hence at New York. Arabia (r.m.s.), Judkins, hence at Boston, Feb. G. Greenock, M‘Pherson, hence at Mobile. Helen, Law, hence at Savannah. Lotus, Ritchie, hence at Matanzas. Adriatic, Jack ; Lotus, Watson ; Goliah, Arran ; Franklin King, Borland; Ellen, M`Geary•; Tarquin, Doughty; all from this ; and Infants, Calhoun, from Cardiff; all at New Orleans. Some kegs of powder and shooks are washing on shore near New Brighton, ascertained to be from the Wasp (75 tons), which sailed on the 16th Instant for Africa. The W. V. Kent, for Philadelphia, which put back on Saturday, will return into dock, having struck on the bar of the Victoria Channel. Greta, Liverseed, from Glasgow at this port, for Alexandria, on the 18th instant, off Point Lynas, was struck by a tremendous sea, which shifted her cargo, consisting of iron rails. Melanie Heloise, Vallee, Limpius ; and Clemente, Disney, Bordeaux ; both for this port, at Camaret. HOLYHEAD, FEB. 19.—The Penningham is likely to be got off the rocks if the weather holds fine. VESSELS SPOKEN. Dorisana, hence to Sincapore, Dec. 16, 31 N, 22 W. Nicholas Biddle, hence to Savannah, Dec. 22, 27 N, 39 W. Birkenhead, from Leghorn for this port, Feb. 8, off Cape St Vincent. Anna Grayson, hence to Cape Town, Jan. 15, 29 S, 23 W . Rodney, from London to Australia ' Jan. 15, 29 S, 23 W. Philo, from Callao to this port, Feb. 2, 23 N. 37 W. Plantagenet, from Sydney to London, Feb. 9, 46 N, 25 W. Tapley, bound east, Jan. 16, off Cape Three Points. Mary Stoddart, outward bound, Jan. 6, 3 N, 22 W. Fidget, hence to St. Michael, Feb. 11, off Fuscar. John Melhuish, from Calcutta to this port, Oct. 11,19 N, 88 E. Ena, from London to Sydney, Jan. 14,13 N, 24 W. Inverary Castle, from the Clyde to Melbourne,Jan. 6, 2 N,22W , Lockett, hence to Shanghae, Nov. 10, 39 S, 51 E. Deborah, hence to California, Oct. 22, 58 5, 80 E. Cathaya, Dec. 13 20 S, 25 W. Santiago, from Valparaiso to this port, Jan. 15, 26 N, 29 W. Refuge, for Melbourne, Nov. 6. TIDE TABLE. MORN. EVEN(. HURT. HOLIDAYS,ETC February' h. tn. m. ft. in. Tuesday....2l 456 532 13 5 , tin rises 721 a.m. Wednesday .22 610 655 13 C Thursday .. 23 738 821 13 0 sun sets 536 pan. Friday ....24 857 930 13 11 Saturday ..25 10 1 IC 28 'l5 7 Sunday .... 26 1 10 54 11 17 117 2 Quinquagesima Sun ) 49 102 1 • 47 11 9 11 go 16 7 BIRTHS. Lately, at Seaforth, the wife of Mr. Charles Day, plumber, of a daughter. On the 10th inst., at the residence of her nother, at Chester, whilst on a visit, the wife of William Oliver Prescot, Esq., of a daughter. On the 11th inst., at Haverholme Priory, the Countess of Winchelsea, of a daughter. On the 12th inst., the wife of Mr. R. F. Harding, North Egremont of a son. On the 12th inst., at Gloucester-terrace, Hyde-park, London, the wife of Dunnington Fletcher, Esq., of a son. On the 13th inst., at Blackadder, Lady Houston Bos well, of a son and daughter. On the 13th inst., the wife of J. Dixon, Esq., of Astle hall, Cheshire, of a son. On the 13th inst., in Whitefriars, Chester, Mrs. P. Bor dessa, of a daughter. On the 13th inst., at Ballintate, County Armagh, the. wife of Mark Seton Synnot, Esq., of a daughter. - - - On the 14th inst., at Leicester, Mrs. Spencer, wife of a , tailor, of a daughter, without arms. With the exception of the arm the left side of the child is perfect, but the right knee is like an elbow ; a shoulder, apparently, pro trudes from the right thigh ; and there are three toes and two fingers on the right foot. The child is alive, and ap pears to be in a healthy state. On the 15th inst., at Queen-street, Tranmere, the wife of Mr. Alexander Blaylock, registrar of births, deaths, and marriages, of a son. On the 15th inst., the wife of William Higgins, Esq., of Leigh, of a son. On the 17th inst., Mrs. R. G. M`Kowen, Sussex-terrace, Birkenhead, of a son. On the 19th inst., at akfeirion-villa, Edge-lane, Mrs. Charles Sidgreaves, of a daughter. On the 19th inst., the wife of Mr. Green, chemist, Edge-hill, of a son. MARRIED, On the 11th inst., at St. Mary's Church, Edge-hill, by the Rev. F. Barker, Mr. John Fowler Wright to Mary Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. John Barton, of this town. On the 12th inst., at St. John the Baptist's Church, by the Rev. J. Hassan, T. Ward, Esq., of Cleveland, Ohio, U.S., to Maria, daughter of J. Byrne, Esq., Torteth-park a►ls ‘, Mr. E. Harrison to Miss E. Harrison. On the 12th inst., at St. Philip's Church, Mr. C. Zim merman to Miss A. Graham. On the 12th inst., at Rock Ferry, Mr. W. Quigley, of Birkenhead, to Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. D. Thomas, of Milford. On the 13th inst., at St. Philip's Church, Mr H. Mallen to Miss S. Platt. On the 13th inst.. at Formby, by the Rev. L. Formby T. Edwards, Esq., of Melling, to Ann, daughter of Win Halewood, Esq. On the 14th inst., at St. Mary's Church, Edge-hill, by the Rev. F. Barker, M.A., Mr. Henry Cliff, of Manchester,- to Eliza, third daughter of Mr. W. Kershaw, Edge-hill. On the 14th inst., at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. C. H. Burton, M.A., Mr. T. Dumbell, watchmaker, to Anne Almond, daughter of Mr. H. Fairclough, Toxteth park. On the 14th inst., at St. Michael's Church, Toxteth-park, Edwin, eldest son of Thos. Haigh, Esq., Elm-hall, Waver tree, to Barbara Anne, youngest daughter of the late Wm. Peatt Bushby, Esq., of this town. On the 14th inst., at the Parish Church, Frodsham, by the Rev. R. Applebin, of Kirkdale, assisted by the Rev. J N. Hall, rector, Francis A. Frost, jun., Esq., of Ashton• under-Lyne, to Mary, only daughter of the late Thomas' Stubs, Esq., Warrington. On the 14th inst., at St. Martin's Church, by the Rev. J. A. Gibson, Mr. William Hoatson, to Margaret Crosbie, second daughter of Mr. John Jardine, Blackstone-street. On the 15th inst., at Broughton-in-Furness, by the Rev. . John Robinson, M.A., Henry Richmond, Esq., of this town, wine and spirit merchant, to Barbara, eldest daughter of Mr. Benjamin WiLson, of the above named place. On the 15th inst., at St. Paul's Church, by the Rev.. Mr. Stafford, Alfred de Garris Dowdney, Esq., of Paris, to Ellen, eldest daughter of Mr. M. Macklin, Commuta tion-row. On the 15th inst., at Llangollen, William Sidebotham, Esq., of Apethorn-house, Hyde, to Frances, second daugh ter of John T. Jones, Esq., of Bronhaulog, Llangollen. On the 16th inst., at the Parish Church, Prescot, by the. Rev. Mr. Sampson, Mr. Peter Longton, of Cronton-hall,, to Mary, daughter of the late Henry Mawdsley, of Tar bock-hall, in this county ; also, Mr. Robert Mawdsley, of Little Woolton, to Sarah, daughter of the late Mr. Peter Longton, of Cronton-hall, Lancashire. Oii the 16th inst., at Woodchurch, by the Rev. Joshua King, :Mr. John Buggeln, of this town, to Jane, only daughter of Mr. Robert Ellison, of Woodchurch. On the 16th inst., at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. W. M. Falloon, Robert Webster, Esq., to Mrs. Lloyd, of St. Anne-street. On the 16th inst., at the Parish Church, Woodchurch, by the Rev. Wm. Cockcroft, incumbent of St. Saviour's Church, Oxton, Mr. J. P. Dagnall, merchant, Grange mount, Claughton, to Sarah Anne, eldest daughter of I. W. Fairclongh, Esq., of Fairville, Oxton. On the 19th inst., at St John's Church, by the Rev. G. F. Mathews, BA., Thomas Rigby Mason, to Eleanor Hesketh. On the 19th inst., at St. John's Church, by the Rev' G. F. Mathews, BA., Mr. George Dodd, to Elizabeth, Puddyfoot. On the 20th inst., at St. John's Church, by the Rev. G. F. Mathews, George Harrison Boyden, to Ellen Board man ; also, William Morley, to Mary Chapman. On the 20th inst., at Childwall Church, by the Rev. C. W. Lawrence, M.A., Lieut.-Colonel Arthur Johnstone Lawrence, of the Rifle Brigade, youngest son of the late Charles Lawrence, Esq., of Mossley-hill, Liverpool, to Jacintha Charlotte Hutton, widow of the late Edward T. Hutton, Esq., of Beverley, and daughter of the Rev. James Eyre, of the Minster, Beverley. DIED. Lately, at Vienna, Maximilian Korn, the most celebrated tragedian whom Austria has ever produced. Every one distinguished for art and literature residing at Vienna was. present at the funeral, and Mozart's beautiful " Requiem" was performed by two hundred and fifty artists selected from the various theatres in Vienna. On the 26th October, on board the ship Medusa, at Ha vanna, of yellow fever, aged 20, William, son of Mr. J. J. Morgan, of Upper Beau-street. On the 31st October, at Castlemain, Australia, aged 34,. Mr. David Grigg, late of the Windsor Foundry, in this town. On the 13th November, at the residence of Mr. James Carroll, Victoria Cottage,Collingwood, Melbourne, N.5.W.,, Mr. James Hughes, butcher, late of South Castle-street, in this town. On the sth inst., at Bewsey-street, Warrington, aged 18 months, James, son of James Marson, Esq. On the 10th inst., at Sussex, suddenly, in his 68th year, Vice-Admiral the Hon. George Poulett, R.N. On the 11th inst., Margaret, the wife of Mr. John Kemp, Sparling-streFt.. 0n the 11th inst., at Altcar, aged 73, R. G . Balshaw, Eg an the 11th inst., at Chester-villa, Notting-hill, Major- General G. P. Bradshaw, K.H. On the 11th inst., aged 3 years and 7 months, Arthur - Percy, son of Mr. John Percy Crewe, innkeeper, Duke street. On the 11th inst., aged more than 80, Sadi Ombark Benbey. Deceased originally came to this country with the celebrated African traveller, Mungo Park, whom he instructed in the Arabic language. On the 12th inst., at Seaforth, aged 7 William Woods, youngest son of Mr. Thomas Ashworth, Bootle. On the 12th inst., at Wavertree, aged 12, John, eldest son of Mr. Robert Williams. On the 12th inst., aged 30, George, son of Mr. T. Sammond. On the 12th inst., aged 32, Agnes, the wife of Mr. W. Stopperton, Crown-street. On the 12tilinii.,itt - iiamsey, Isle of Man, Alice, the wife of Mr. George Blanshard, and mother of Mr. David' Sidebotham, of this town. On the 12th inst., at the residence of her brother, Mr. Wordley, Lord-street, in her 70th year, Mrs. Cooper. On the 12th inst., at Higher Broughton, Manchester, the Rev. Oswald Sergeant, M.A., cannon of Manchester; aged 53. On the 13th inst., aged 38, John, second son of MI-. Jos. Bailey, Gloucester-place. On the 13th inst., aged 9 months, Anne, only child of Mr. Joseph Owen,"timber merchant. of Rainhill, and this town. On the 13th inst., at Bank Cottage, Preesall, in his 80th year, Mr. Richard Cardwell. On the 14th inst., aged 22, Mr. James Walker, sOll GP the late Mr. James S cott Walker. On the 14th inst., after a long and painful illness, aged 55, Frances, wife of Mr. Thomas Gill, London-road. On the 14th hist., aged 50, Sarah,'wife of Mr. George Barker, Chesnut-street. On the 14th inst, at his residence, Brownlow-hill, aged 39, Mr. John Roberts, tailor and draper. On the 14th inst., at liirkdale, aged 54, William C: Asgill, second son of the late Sir Charles Asgill, of Re gent's-park, London. On the 14th inst., at Waterloo, aged 56, Mr. George Proffitt. On the 14th inst., aged 15 months, Arthur, infant son of Mr. Thomas Perry, builder and contractor. On the 14th inst., at Lewes, after a few days' illness; aged 52, Mary, eldest daughter of the late Samuel Woods, Esq., Toxteth-park, in this town, and formerly of London. On the 15th inst., at Broom-villa, Fairfield, aged 7 months, Frances Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Jos. Armstrong, Esq. _ On the 15th inst., aged 7 months, Francis Moon, fourth son of Mr. Frederick S. Hull, solicitor. On the 15th inst., at Prestwich, aged 82 years, Hannah, widow of the late Mr. William Atkinson, whose death took place only a few days previously. They were mar— ried in 1791, and were the partners of each other joys and cares for nearly 63 years. On the 16th inst., a t Li c hfi e ld , age d 32 , E m ma, w_,Ye ° f Mr. Charles Hought on , o f th a t c it y, an d youngest u ' ug-- ter of John Brownless, of this town. On the 16th inst„ at Willow-bank, West Derby, aged 79, Dinah, relict of the late Joseph Forster , o f Longwn , Cumberland. On the 16th inst., aged 84, Mr. John TYeetna n ' Willi a m Cartmale, for • On the 17th inst., aged 59, iter, aged twenty-six years keeper of the Claren don -srondaniugsi On the 17th inst. at the residence . this town. Lansdowne -place, Leamington, On the 17th inst., at 33, John Fletcher, 53 years, Mr. Joseph Nodin, late chemist and druggist of Elizabeth, widow of the kite Esq. Mr. James Bland, stage w ed d P s rinces Park-terrace, William second ' - '',.',>"?' • • 2 months. E -s. ' 1 4): -..„.. On the 18th inst., at Boundary-lane, ag -3 . Ri oh ,. , t, On the 17th 17th inst., a t ~.,- second son of Mr. George N. uardiner, aged 5 years an d r >. , , t.., second son of the late Mr. Thomas Holden, ' mn i a ,___,Z: ,'i r ~.., kl r 0 On the 19th inst., at the residence of ..lijg a ii , g - htor . ' Rock Ferry, Mr. W. Barker, late of this toitrit - 'l6:Th e m u t> Ikvlr . year of his age. On the 19th inst., aged 5 4, Eleanor, wife of D+(;,". l " p - ' " i ' , i' tr, is Patin, late of Malpas, Cheshire. -,- ---i --' , ----:: '" ci., 4 0 tir,;, :t As xiN ,-,----- .......-,,,,,v— -‘,......