The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-04-30 00:00:00

d 301 priL ---- A 8661. ~~l 30, isse. to us, which, di s t weelOn :es from ileß INTELLIGENCE. —_____ a nnnaber of wretched Irish naupers were Mr. Rushton, charged with begging. deferred prison to a return to Ireland. 'auEurv.—A young man named James X. 5 on Tuesday, or to be imprisoned two em o n to d rown a child. I a iabited with a woman for the last ppeared three the child, a Tuesdan inf an t he h ouse , belo nge d to another on y morning for a s tris the of dchil cried, which annoyed him hort o a mug a nd w water. Wh en found it wr I BER as co nvulsed wh en i n court. Y FROM A SOLDIER.—On Tuesd t and John Williams were :Headycharg,- b rdy, a soldier, of £l7, some tobacco, I furlough. clothing Ile was a marine, and °it b hita to a house of bad character in El- BOw.'inan offered to find him 4"°" haan.hour the prisoner said he il to abetter lodging, and led him to the knocked him down and took his mow 4'14,11'7as committed for trial ; Willi ° '''lbllanY When apprehended. ru e c ;. • s na me of abOli t e ment th its a nxiety " Ind i s irate: ° d , quote pr, IP rotection Boulcott t in c - 30 w ipe 0 ues tiol l, to q betty' only Pr clr 9 t ° we tin „, per tat th e 1 0 61 3oulco tt,. in a1ic..t.,110, house P; he miles f o reobury, - l e s of the of thee n t e wit hin _tliiriev was re- al. , 1°,11.11 EXCHANGE .— On Wedn wdte master of the Corn Linlrant to answer a ch 7 -6 1 ; 'aped ~, acialsqaY:t, •ge of assault L l ' . " for 4 , i no g o f rnhf Tuesday week, o f coe and Corn Exchange, and a corn dust was. Ell Mr. Ti n eib e 30 0 ac,:.a lit his "alrnediatelv a ft erwar d s, Ti p of corn affairscharging his sal.dismis from thc ~_+e th en called him a g 4 4 1 ; - e ver otbe!!: -_,-..-•-""- fy REL I' ' _ - ;"d i ntd,:! l ge, as he had no business there that be bad committed the " I sftt n "e was fined .C 3, and ordered to l 'e good behaviour. itck YESTERDAY. tar,l4 EMBEZZLEMENT.--A. ed Thomas Small, was et Iter ) tin ec aan or ii , grocer 1 iv eeti" ls to I re kof _ 1 1 , c, r eceiving m on i ito", la retained for his own purposes to be hus embezzled is abcu .gh -street d iS b —e h en 1 1, 1 barn, P'soe vw eve _ Ito th e ' , necessa r y i n thi s s t set!hole of the ho;,,Eed A lady deposed to 1 by Mr. Coub : e mploye /" ati d I' • Ileeci pr,o2:cior for orth Of7.l.Pts. --- In one i 50 0e,17 X4,7a`i, th tend • tespective amounts, (ir ,any account of th !rrilar natu Mr. Coulson 14ae prisoner to pay up the money 4 °Tl e a t he,. e vening of that day. The art for trial and and the taking of the veeki-Y sal ecupiedof a lon time. It appeared Salary . and he uttered lan This he said w -,,,tl,, , anything but a defend it 4 c.refore publish. 13 ehatlt'S YARD.—A man, named ' in J e d with stealing from the premises _ the .788°n-street, a large quantity f ele ,„%°,PertY of that tradesman and some t,tttedapPthl,• The prisoner was seen at a ' 4O O "t Nil ing the articles alone ~not ➢,,lutlis who observed him, and s, tieli,lant, followed him all the way to bt t o • e g t hen - , to assist him to carry some to itileharO•Str t promising them 6d. There,ileehatigrxl his E : e ' mind, and took them ~, 6 ,ne of the youths called a police i'll,Vr'llended. The articles were then fe.f - : h es, adzes, drawing knives.,:&c..., the ' r - " ° s. All of them were iden e was Seri for trial at the sessions. _ ton wi:;--Mary Ann Corbett, charged of 6s. 6 d- , " sat 4 with robbin g him 1 e11:14Y,---trial. —John Murray and 'tn li" by Margaret Barratt, with ' itC,.e,nrY Edward street, on Saturday. la‘p "sement• —Margaret Lone, Tid I ` hJ ohn • Vernon, with robbing Zeoey,like time.—Three little boys, - g two half-crowns in Marvbone,— the g r l l . ' ' u t e h r ted a' spiv" - re f been o ,d n ci; , de, toce Lent coy: t er! e g la ( P ileortlite en,thf to 1 1; won' t ? d Oa- 03 b , I that ,f ,tin tl -, Ally , ARISING OUT E AFIREAb_`,RAPG of ASSAULT, '-- deSi-ul' DLE.—Mr. Crowther (weebea h kte7t), preferred, through' his attorn lead t a , a 7Ult against Mr. Ryan. The case Mr. 't(l stet the Saturday, arid 'Yesterday I%tat,:d'ae defendant. The'charge against hatlt 4 -4 as having taken place in the garden [ trlPeared, from the statement made for a ' ) iPl i i,` l. ' It Yan had become possessed of h. I ..e ,? I. and which - P. (; t he a ued at 40 guineas, ll ' a u n :t t i_ h • e r's on, a vouth , who appeared in Playe . ' B "ing to sell the fiddle to Mr. p 41 4 , t t A t hhcriself), went to Mr. Crowther's I l e em,the young man- Crowther to bring .e Nlo„ct;°bais father's, which, it apeared, ,t?, liht'at t.r. Jones might•see it He . m e n 'tli: i °l3 .. a memorandum of it at m t r h . e c t r i n m w: aad a ~n' went with a friend to .L istNi.Baked for it, when it , was refused, anda 4"e the haiise young Crowther stating P4sealtllatt's a ccount) Y that he (Ryan) ) v h e a i d t NI L 6 ., of it, and that he-would no `loinc,at that took place'boih the principal inlet A Policeman was called, but did not u klu' °` the affray, 'lt-a peared that the iakinoted to a Yen• .1 'be said he had no r • 04 breSenlot ' and an instrument_ a fii°l.lttlaer. Th e an as y sertions on both sides ' ll loi:ini' ,Ntr. Rushton said that it n w ng IN ha:nen statements ; but as the iv eti th,;,, Op Saturday,• not told they:Tine tia w a - d - %lay, an d had mppressed °lver a ' e ltl ity t , te t d hal l l ie di c a ou tniaa ldli th o e t co do m oth a e . r m wise t plaint. 115 aerie s hot , o d j f i e ou , t ..I;e9. " V l ll4 /I '3 / 4 ----------- ,yi"11i; 11— ‘ 0 it l L Lawson, Nr.El.lO E. light. from Calcutta—Eldswold, ch , tip ."foerrvivall ; Empire State, Russell ; and T 0 eW Yo rkourier, Krabb, Valpa i4,4,c.:tiewtotoli'oB, Hargrave 1 , Psyche Foal, and t o -Pollock ' , Quebec -4114 mlom bo — Glanmire, Bart et t, and ,(111 „.(11,NAr ci es--Fer dinando,'Ca ffi ero, Naples -01,1, witr-ash, ,Plighes, Boston— Fred, Keen, (74. 111,1!"fax--Little -Fred, Blake, Gibral igrie,l4l4ll, Nv?ltao Jatkeiro-,-Resolution, Ma -Ana Manoea , u, Toulon t n, Kekly, for Newfound- oir the efl O i ito us f a ce o os l os ta a m I t o „ ;.11 , 0 East' . r e 0 0 e nic o 0 17 Y 0 0 1 g e - o of ~o~ t r a Pig )0 1y C %f •51 1° if , 00 , 1 0 14, 4 i n 4 '4O ( \. 1 ,44 14 , 41 h, Zsrd . We, hence at Trinidad, with part of ed frozn tiarbadoes for this port 23rd ce et ditt ~pti.4,4„:„.iitivaonnfoarlthia port 27tle March. Mee •ri; Uovll Wi fletk-', winter he arti t Alexaildrettalliam, q i Nrervatpeyr hen n lice •at ' i‘ ,e nce at M a l ta — ' sho rn, and sailed t , ar' Naples 11th PrtY te s i ft s, , c e 4 , t p o ed i iOl 3 P O y xle ' f 01 p 0 Flso 1.4)) ro tis 1 004, 0 , 01 04 10, I'L r :Pi.,„" r itO• ° u ),•_,. 1 1 , , it 07 070 . 111 t 01W ot, el, dug,,, 0 ,„ p " 1 )., ; , ,p, 0.0 f tl)e, f r! i i 1, , t ° pr°. ? c if(' ~,t! , „,. :, °l iv e; lerV' „ A l t s ' 1 ~,;1,:',1,,,` lib cs,Ntyt,_ ,pr 0 0 0 , , , 44,4:k . . 11 , 14 . u,,.., , cor„, t.,„ a 4,1 tei'4,44toseVf-7-ky. APRIL 24. 0, 1 ;41 Nt L k qr0.....i,...1.t. .Thomas and Maracaibo-- ' I t pt t• oi l iit: :01tioitiel% Katiri, Ivizile'Wellingon, Winaled, Quebec , „ o ar 00, \0:4141b. .Va, jtadPubec—Dale, Cooper,for y o f •e_ ll , ~. .If fs , t uoal 2 _ Lisbon —N y mph, Mn p 0 L‘,,wk .R.,4:llafe, Ghent —Fanny Mitcheson, iza° r P o / or iet° l ik ' b :li tk ,41,i'Ostenrhria,, Mitchell, St. Petersburg i 0e ,.:et , 0 1 . 0 060 1 0 1 0 ' \ ‘ 41, 1444,4` 1 , 1 tee1, ,p„ ea li , Hart', Legborn—Aima , f ., a m _ :E____ _mburg—Clementma. j .si...A, 4 ~. '',.anoa..'__A",roe, Harbadoes and Porto bro"pi P f tA vertip, 040pri ki ii , ,,: ,,,k„,,,,:____ ...t.ona, Miles, New York. i,,, , t r rce l e ii :or 'kik '' , l N li ktrio l '!ke ve i l l,St ; Lr,ei a. I t r io!IptIO i Wt •N ),l,2ack ile a li ce L ___ .ik e t}4. tle s fy;;ll e P o l, ANN t.4,40,:_. . Fir, iii „, ;:der i o' , ',6 lA', N. .%; 4 , wk ,- ,iPstn,a _,,„ ~„ „ , k 1 itti i .: , 144,44.4 . . rota ...geate for this port 11th I + DO o si n, i I, ittils, , • fry nor.. _ !r A . ne r: j or, o L ,„ ' c U o i3l ,l ; Cfcli f fr ' 0 44 , i t i b ,.. 4 0 , 4 fro eea.x for this port on the 19th ri e .„ 6 e 1 ,501 1 / , i;o l ,',)ki . t .sizt,A, Tro 111 antes for this port on the 1 : r : 1 - Ii r tre et o ; O r .' l its: \ ti elkerd . pi tl i:l i ll e tli t e ll e ll *tendr or 141 , for Ills" port, at Deal. or d- str ee joll 11 , ' 'v644:414 lice f or 1.41.a._ at Stromness. W l Dof`,l,,, f il , 4 \ top, tt akt.4 ° l' this ' Do 41 `ndiatiti, at Kinsale. et ; I '' PO . -G • b At itw a; chl , ofteadaia. r ote tot i f 10t ' egi ll e n). --de . MAIYI • and Clemence, r i l l :014N ' 'c 4 44 4 ii t' Kings and • 1 il litti, ' eve rt i "pP ro f 1 tiv i It" fo r —4 , t 0 — &sten', ,movies, hence at d filc eord f l l i t ik 't l it t4 kr k 4, 4 1. 111 L° l ldOt t at B Yliney, N.S W and i n illo j ip, 1. V:i t t '4 ,... tt, ,k,qter°,, l this p o . • - igsh er tle,e. 'ik -4, 4 'Poo,eoDp!n her'wded trona Milford for o n t ij e ree '' k . t,`,# % 4, 4 :41 A4 t extrirsiatt frftlealkmouth fa r • '„11;1°:19;",, )t' N i Z ti b li:,, l ‘te, lt kr t tZ 4 ,, , k(t e i,, i "Q aaaiat i n P l Unfing th :VeTn rt g l' - 0 9 0 70 I' kkZikik 1,-, ' -t eVen t andndon 1 e r e Ve.,l l , 6 .A -- 143° ) L'b a u th • lan ' ) tt-0- f p 0 it, p il .l l _ 144,:----____ l bra , -.ow, 'henc e off it °uoto , 4, Ph. x .'rpret4; o 2s .-- - ii - -- 00104 itictiti., 41,4 4 nt, w Ind $ 1 3 " -- -------- 1 , - '00 , 4 4 ~ 0, ocom hite, and Ade pt, to S., fresh breeze, 001:00V.0 b MS, kir, l 'A Arnim Ade Pt) Borns, Mobik .e Z-60:00' r w,Pto b ,.tten 4 Baltimore_._,,„ s 0 0 ,001, ithi44 i,4y401, - ; .. ..c05. , i-,eptune, Schwei. or pt io .. . 0, # tts sa .lti f ,. t1i e „....,,5t„ . j ea _ tienors Ayres—Pirate r 0,, 9,-of , t , . .4.7.-ekr_nnttineer., nourge o i se C aen __ Y O peL Dilf r ) ta t , 114 l_tt,. '• de w g ,i4Proom: st S e pers, MO pirate i t ki, ' atit,p rob s;-.....„ • Rob erta, sti.rl,77.l:nlash, Steele, 'at .B. ' Ot e ilo Ilk, 47 %1 , fro k ~,,A t ieaid , , l et f p A, ei t oy k, 4 neat e A ' St• Helen • .0,1_4 ; :to4, h p fl , eri ca _ at G ilititar, a' in fir tY daYS. L ~.... p - 1,11,,A, , 41114_11, ht at o h _ and cleared for laiP i , '`l l t4 il% t it, " 4 I), lt arley rt. 1 1 41 ) 1 01)N 14 4 h ' 1 ell ee at if ) I N h `4 t Nil dt k e artiepool after being lat t) fr t r• r onat adt i i °' na To . b.. p at Ch er a,„__ . 'i heii il 1 lira f ...fug, With do.- : 4 tat kZ ir e rz t i e l b li p l i : P o rt at St, hlf,gb,aela j .) ) o at Cardiff, • . , i,ViiC 411, 1 ''.c4i,l, iit„dtseliei ti,i:,2,..Z,tall'as, h' Th omas ; Traveller, Meldrum ; and ' \I, ft, 1-`4tle forT'ee at Leghorn ITN,t, i, ,itiebte at Stettin, at Arendatil V t at,' ht 4(. Haaaburg • I.!14, •t.t.,,,a, f ro - at 11 al ifa x • 41. ~,i;rottytitl; the Alauritius t Quengtewil Ntit t'ill;rt.lll,ait from Ilondurl. at aitto. . t4llkip t ,.tEth ;3,.,t'7,8 Ayres at Falmouth ;,sailed on It, vaartlatant, in tat. 45, long. -, 20i passed a k k. , 'och e er lurmasts, and apparently a de titiWiilat 1411 ell from Bristol for Afanilltton tile 21st wt ts li, , Ik‘ kt-44:GLIrcirriOst . . t, !Alt end, for this port, at aY Nteito.ar this den s ep ntln dTorh • 'Reads. tt, front , for a this Port, at tit tPeritlaad Frith, arid sailed for FRIDAY, APRIL 26.—Wind E.N.E. ARRIVED.—Asia (s), new Halifax boat, Judkins, from Glas gow—Esquimaux, Porto Rico —Ottawa, Thrift, Savannah—ln fanta, Purdy, Mobile—Carlotta, Matanzas—Boadicea, Jamaica —Belle, Laguna—and Columbus, New York. SAILED. —AIice Jane, Miller, for Jamaica—May, Walker, Smyrna—Mary Caroline, Delany, St. John's, N.B.—Julie, Allwardt, Rostock—Washington, Wilkie, Quebec—Aurora, Carey, Newfoundland—Jacobina, Bontekse ; Lucretia, Bragt ; Maria Catherina, Mulder ; De Spruit, Pott ; and Sylph, Payn ter, Narva—Hercules, Schwenn, Hammerfest—Christine Ma thilde, Tadler, Bergen—Honor, Hogg, Trieste—Jobannes, Stiffens, St. Petersburg—Elizabeth, Robinson, Riga—Juno, Thompson, Pillau—Nameless, Le Gresley, Labrador—Vriends chap, Sap, Dordt—and James M`Queen, Condley, Bath, A.S., and Buenos Byres. and sailed for this port from Ceylon, and sailed Humayoon, Finlay, from Bombay March 11 ; and Spectator, Robinson, for this port March 12, both at St. Helena Hellespont (s s) sailed from Constantinople for this port April 6. __ Rapid, hence, and Osmanli (s), hence and Leghorn, both at Naples. Hematope, Wilson, sailed from C. diz for this port April It Max, Peters, hence at Swinemunde. Catherine Boland, and Traveller, hence at Helvoet Svtina Titia, hence at Browershaven. Victoria. Reef, hence at Zetrikzee. Elizabeth Rose, Lawrence, from Rio Grande at Queenstown, v, and with loss of boats, bul licea. Evans, hence for St. Petersburg at Milford. Cushlamacree, Thomas, from Galway to New York, wa Dried April 15. in lat. 43 long. 46, having been struck byi sea, and thrown on her beam ends. Crew and passengers except one seaman, saved per Infanta, arrived here. SATURDAY, APRIL 27.—Wind E., fresh. .—British American, Powell, from Apalachicola— ett. from Ichaboe—Esther Ann, Hunter, Pernam buco—Amazon, Laguna--Corsair, Nichol, New Orleans-- Delta, Doane, St. John, N.B.—Hellespont, Bell, Odessa. SAILED.—Panope, Steward, for Alexandria, &c.- -Crisis, -- Kong—Argyle, Irome, Port Philip, &c.—Fran hondda, Baird, Buenos Ayres—Colonel ARRIVED Maule, Dorward, Acapulco—West Point, Renouf, New York—Niagara (s.), Ryrie, Allen, and Tiphy Halifax and Ne Newfoundland kigus, Cottier, and Vesper, James z - o, Moloney, Philadelphi —Coronation, Hare imkin, Mayor iza, Croix, Hambur -Orion (s.), Lithe, Havre— Thomas, Konigsberg—Liver- Eagle, Finlaysor Loriot, Coulllard, Toulon Walsh, Wybt Dreadnought (steam tug), from the John R. Skiddy, at this port. with wrecked goods. Wilton Wood, and Balkan, hence at Buenos Ayres. Maria, Adams, hence at Havre. Ann Baldwin, hence at Rio Janeiro. Anglesea, Burrows, hence at Cape of Good Hope, and sailed for Ceylon 26th Feb. _ Buchan, Russell, hence for Rio Grande, was lost on from Liverpool for Genoa, &c abandoned, with a valuabl irgo on board, and towed her into Lisbon. Ontario, Watson, from Bombay and this port, at the Clyde. Thomas Mellor, Shadrach, sailed from Pernambuco on 20th arch, and Flirt, Wright, 26th March, both for Paraiba, to fill ) for this port. Columbus, from New York, grounded last night, on the ?ach, below Egremont, but came off this morning's tide, and )eked. Ocean, from Valparaiso at Buenos Ayres Inca, from Hamt CO LERAI N The sloop Busy, Burrell, of and t, in crossing the bar yesterday, little water, but is expected off. indent, Ritchie, hence for New Ist night, with loss of mainmast, id leaky, and about fifty tons of stern'itove, hull strained. pig iron th own overboard was to sail from Rio Janeiro, for Fal moldb, 23d March LONAONDEHRY, 4th April,—Tam o'Shanter, Marienberg, from Liverpool, for Quebec, which put into Lough Swilly, 10th April, leaky, after lightening two feet forward, discovered the leak in her bowport; stopped it, reloaded, and sailed last even ing. SUNDAY, Are[ ARRIVED Agnes —Parliament, liro~ n, from lioston, sailed Bth April Smallman, New Or eans—Snsquehannah, Dunlevy, Philadelphia—Peter and John, Mills, and Alida, —, Havre — Maria Bertha, Jap, Rotterdam—Eclipse, —, Ostend. Ss LE [l,—.) 'Miter ' Bailie, for Buenos Ayres— Escott, Jerrett, and Atl.s, 1-lowan, New York—Clown, Sinclair, Davis Straits —Dryden, Esk, Bordeaux—Union, Rook, Gibraltar—E. Mat chelina, Wessels, Narva. Amherst, Jane Stanley, .nd Fame, -, hence at Rio Grand( Candace, Patterson, hence, for St. John, N.B town, leaky, and lost head, cutwater, &c. Light of the Harem, Stevenson ; Louisa, Pollot ; and Libra, Moor, hence at Buenos Ayres Fernandes, Contente, and Royal Victoria, Graves, hen Montezuma, -, and Factor, -, hence at Naples Anglo American, Howard ; Townsend, Richardson ; and John Ham n. Harding, hence at Boston. Grace Darling and Henriette sailed from Lisbon 18th April, and Ellen, 19th April, all for this port. Cambria, M'Cullock, from New Orleans, and Ellen, Davies, from New York, both at Queenstown. 0. Cromwell, Bense, from Callao, off Queenstown. _ _ at Queens- ;as, Wade, hence at Lisbon ,ce at Gibraltar BREST, 23d April.—Boussole, Bezian, from Liverpool, for Mataangue, put into this port to day, having slipt from an an chor and cable in the Passage du Four. She will proceed in a few days. _ _ _ _ . BOSTON, 26th April.—Ajax, Allan, of and from Liverpool, for Boston, was abandoned at sea, being leaky, with both masts gone; crew saved by the Ellen, arrived here. MONDAY, APRIL 29.—Wind N.T..onoderate, ARRIVED.—Europa (s.), Leitch, from New Yorki sailed 17th instant, and from Halifax 40th—Humayoon, Finlay, Bombay— Aberdeen, Hubbard, New York—Water Lilly, Payne, St. Mi chael's—Prince, Richards, Lisbon—Venilia;Eddes, Rotterdam —Avarice, Stettin. SAILED.—Syra, Watterson, Riga—Oporto, Armstrong, San Francisco—Aurora, Vautier, Gaspe—Eleanor and Mary, Evans, Havre Aberdeen, Haws, Montreal—BaWkill, Henderson, Te neriffe and Hayti, America (5.,) hence at Halifax 18th April. Pwwi ELI, 28th April.--The smack hlarietta,Thomas,of Aberystwith, was run down on 25th instant, about 40 miles N.H. of the Bishops, by the Resolution, from Liverpool to Ma ranham. Crew saved, and landed at Nevin. . . NEW YORK. 6th April —A barque, with white 'figure-head, bright masts, and painted ports, apparently about 300 tons, was seen ashore on the Bth ultimo, on the Isle a Vache, by the Arthur, arrived at New Orleans, from Glasgow. Sarah Ann, Dunnett, and Vicioria,:Carphin, from Sydney at San Francisco. Tepic, Luce, hence at San Francisco, and sailed for Oahu on 16th Februasy. Zillagh, 111 ( Dougall ; Mary, Freme; Frederica,Soyd ; Chris. tiana, Moore; lon, Hunt; William 'Kerry, Sims, '(cargo da maged); Ranger, for Mexico ; and I.ondon, O'Neill,'hence at Valparaiso. Joshua Waddington, sailed from ditto Ist February, and Mary Woods, uth, both for this port; and Amiga, 12th Feb., for the Clyde. Eliza Rose, hence at Buenos Ayres. Jessie, Robertson, hence at Jainaica Talleyrand, Williams, hence at NeweOrlcans. Ben•ilevis:Turner; Chieftain, Cotter; and El Dorado, Mor rison, hence at Savannah. Deborah. Liston, hence at Charleston Scotia, Miskelly, hence at Baltimore. Wyontino* ' , Miercken ; Jno. Ravenal, 'Wamberfie; and Mo nongahela,Whipple, hence at Philadelphia. Jno. Hancock, Burgess; Danube, Chase; Centurion, Ricker; Queen of the West, Ballet ; Star of the West, Lovvber ; Naban, Williams ; N. D. Sewell, Jack ; Garrick,Rldridge ; and Albert Gallatin:Delano, hence at New York. Gleaner, Fufler, and Zenobia, Carey, 'hence at St. John's, New Brunswick. Rosetta,qience for St. Stephen's, at Halifax, with loss of bowsprit, foretopmast, &c., long boat stove, and water started. Primrose, Brookman, and Lightfoot, Parker, hence at Hali fax. Washington Irving, and Louisiana, Barstow, hence at Bos ton, with loss of spars, plank shear and main channels started, boats storey and cargo shifted. Montreal, , M`Master, hence at Quebec illth April, the first and only arrival of the season. Marchioness of Bredalbane, Clark, hence at Queenstown, for Madeira, lostioretopmast, leaky, and must discharge. Susan, Ranger, from Paraiba at Queenstown. Frisk, froml3nenos Ayres, in the Channel. Andes, Selkirk, from Bahia off Falmouth. OFF GREAT ?ORMSHEAD, inward bound, nt - 5 p.m., the barque Champion. VESSELS SPOKEN Menzies, hence for Hong Kong, 4th Mardb, in lat. 2 N., long. 23 W—Lady:Rowena, hence for Bombay, 2od Jan.,in lat 21 N., long. 22 W- , Ferozepore, hence for Bombay, 12th Jan,• in lat. 3 N.. long 20 W—Loui.a, hence for Buenos Ayres, 16th Jan. on the Equator, long. 22—Atlantic, hence for Jamaica, 29th March, in lat.'l9 N., long. 38 NV—Randolph, from Cal cutta, for London. 2tith Jan., in lat. 28 S., long. 51 E—Water lily, from Calcutta. - Par London, 24th March, in lat. 19 N., long. 34 W- Mary Allan, hence for Jamaica, 18th April, in lat. 49 N.. long. 8 W--Spectator, from Ceylon, for this port, 4th March, in lat. 27 S., long. 6 E—John Bibby, hence for Bombay, 4th March, in long. 22--,Gardyne, of this port, 12th April, in lat. 50 N., long. 9 W-=`Lahore, hence for Calcutta, 38th April, in lat. .9 N., long. I W-- , Marion. from Jamaica, for this port, for T on 'on, 24th March, off Havana—Sesostris, from New Orb ans, for Clyde, 24th 4larch, off Havana—Albus, ofOoston, 13t1 April, in lat. 45, long.39—Standard, from Belfast, 23rd At - il, af Bardsey, putting 'back to Belfast, partly dismasted, at d st rn much damaged, ,having been struck by a sea—At -1 ntic, hence for Jamaica, .9th March, in lat. 19 N., long. 38 •-.81 menge, hence for •Caloltta, 19th March, in lat. 6 N„ Tong 10 W—Euxine, 21st April, in lat. 40, long. 10—Margaret, Of ',nig port, from Pernambuco, for New York, 24th Minch, in lat. 24 N., long. 61 W—Candidate, hence for Newfoundland, ;$OO April, in lat. 51, long.l—Acadia, bound west, in lat. 47 ,„ long. 25 W—Cordelia, hence:for Calcutta, 12th Jan., in lat. 3 N., long. 21 W—Clara Syme-5, hence 23rd April, in lat. 51, long. 11—Circassian, from .Graervock, 40 miles west of the Smalls—Promise, from Landon, for Miramichi, 22nd April, in lat. 5), long. 14—Elizabeth Havdnott, from Charleston, for .1-Ood ma, 21st April, in lat. 49, long. 16, having had her decks swept, and lost boats, bulwarks, 8,,c„ and two men overboard, an a heavy gale the day previous. Passed the sound for Liverpool. April 9, Aurora, Dannenberg, from Danzic. 9, Elise, Spiegelberg, from Griefswald. 10, Elise, Schultz from Stettin. 1.5, Julie, Alwardt, from Rostock. 46 Genus, Stanche, from Memel. 16, Fleiss, Foss. from Swinnemunde. 15, Edward and Ann, Hogg. from &ettin. TIDE TABLE. MORN. lEVENG.I FIGHT. i HOLTDAYS, ETC, Aprild h. m. h. m. ft. in. Tuesday.. .30 , 118 1 35 16 8 Wednes. Slay 1 152 212 15 6 St.Fhilip &St. James Thursday .. 2 230 249 13 9 Friday 312 036 12 6 [Morning. Saturday .. 4 4 4 435 11 5 LastQuarter,loll23m. Sunday 5 511 .5 AO 10 8 sthSunday aft.Earsler Monday.... 6 632 7 10 10 St. John. LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL, APRIL 28, Feb. 22 PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, APRIL 27. a. d. s. d. I s. d. s. d. Beef lro lb 0 5 to ,0 7 Grapes Fon* , lb 0 9to 0 0 Mutton 0 54 0 7 Pines, For. each. 5 0— 0 0 Veal 0 54 0 7 Do. Eng. 90. lb. 0 0— 0 I Lamb{ in . a fo .n re :. qr 8 0 —l2 0 Fowls, v couple. 2 6 3 0 qr. 6 0 — 8 0 Ducks 4 0— 0 0 Fresh Pork .... 0 E— 0 6 Geese 0 0 0 0 April 4 B re t Feb. March _3O 0 6 0 0 Pigeons 1 6- 0 0 April 5 , Salmon Soles Mar. 27 i Cod Fish .. March 16 I Turbot ~„ F o r. Melons each 0 0 — 0 0 flares each 0 0— 0 0 • • Mar. '",. Filb er ts • • 'a Plovers ... ..... 0 0 .-0 0 Snipes 0 0— 0 0 • • ' Fresh Butter .. 1 1= 1 2 Rabbits. rip , cple 1 4 2 0 4 Salt Ditto 0 7 0 11 Plovers .. Jati. 29 Eggs 71, 120 410 0 I Wild Ducks .... 0 0— 0 0 ~ I ~ Potatoes, v. Peck 1 0 1 1 , Woodcocks . ... 0 6 0 0 ' ''' ` M4rCh " AspAraplal vi 9 o a 0 -- 9 0 1404 ~,. doz. 09— 0 0 Direct.: Indirect Jan. 1 IMarch 21 March 2 March I('i —1( March Feb. 1 March 1 .. Feb. 2€ March 22 24 Mitrch 2 Feb. 1 Mai; i 3; Australia Bahia Barbadoes Bombay B. Ayres Calcutta California C. G. Hope. Chagres, Charleston . China Demerara. Havana... Honduras Jamaica.. Lima .... Maranham.. llauritius Nfazatlan 11exico,(city) While Monte Video New Orleans New York Panama Pernambuco. Rio Janeiro San Francisco Savannah St. Helena St. Thomas Trinidad Valparaiso Venezuela Vep cruz THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. OtarßrtO, iar tts. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 27 LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. _AnTL26 Sugar—The market continues steady, with a fair demand for all descriptions. The sales comprise 900 hhds. 8.P., 500 bags Bengal, 2,000 mats Mauritius, from 365. to 38s. for middling to good yellow, and 3,010 bags Madras, from 30s. 6d. to 358. for middling brown to low yellow. Foreign-60 hhds. 40 brls. Porto Rico and Cuba have been sold at from 335. 9d. to 4ls. per cwt. duty paid, and 3,500 bags brown and yellow Pernam buco at 16s. 6d. per cwt.in bond from the quay. A cargo of brown Pernambuco, in bags, has been taken for the Mediter ranean. Molasses—The sales of the week are 650 puns., with out change in price, including a cargo of clayed Cuba at 14s. The slight symptoms of improvement which were observable last Saturday have been confirmed during the present week ; more inclination has been shown to purchase Flour, and a fair business has been done at full prices; many holders with drawing their samples or demanding an advance. Our ware housed stock is diminishing, and the prices which have been obtainable for Flour in this market do not seem likely to attract much farther supply, particularly as the disposition of the farmers to hold their remaining stock of Wheat seems to increase. Liverpool and Wakefield yesterday both showed tendency to improvement, with considerable business doing. • 100 puns. - Trinidad to arrive, at 14s, 3d.. and 170 puns., being an old import, of clayed Cuba, for which I2s. was accepted, the quality being very inferior. Coffee—The business is quite unimportant, being limited to 100 bags native Ceylon at 455., and a few bags Rio at 48s. per cwt. A small lot of East India Ginger brought 19s. ; but in Pepper or Pimento there are no sales to quote. Rice-4,000 bags Bengal obtained full prices, from 7s. 9d. for broken, to 9s. 9d. for good middling white, and 300 tees. Carolina, from 18s. to 19s. Od. per cwt. for good to very fine. Rum—The business is limited to 100 puns. of all kinds This has its effect at our market to.day, and a steady business is done in Wheat and Flour, each rather exceeding the rates of this day week. Oats and Oatmeal f more inquired for. The trade generally exhibits more firmness than has been observable for some time past, and the demand not only for Indian Corn, but for Wheat, for Ireland, &PRIL 27 PRESTON CORN MARKEI The imports from Ireland have nearly c( market throughout the week has continued in t teresting state as noted for so long a peric supply of English Wheat at our Corn Excl which met a tolerably free sale, and I realised an advance of 6d. per windle. neglected. Flour held for rather more t rather easier prices. Tea—There has been a little more doing, chiefly out of recent arrivals, consisting of low to good scentid Capei-and Canton Gunpowder, at pricei in favour of the buyers. Good to fine Hyson, Young Hyson, Imperials and Gunpowders, at full rates. In other sorts the market is very quiet, and but little doing. A few chests of Indigo sold at 3s. 2d. to 4s. 3d. per lb., but in other East India Drysaltery articles very small sales made; 39 chests Gum Arabic, and 50 cases Borax, at the:quotations; 150 cases Castor Oil, at auc tion, ordinary at 6d., up to 9i. per lb. for fine. 1,700 bags of Saltpetre, at 265. to 275. from 3 to 4 per cent. refraction, and T this morn rate request, at our previous currency. Oatmeal, on the trary, met a limited demand, at a reduction of 3d. per Bran 3d. per pack higher. Other articles without change EWCASTLE-UPON- :ARKET 250 ions of Nitrate of Soda at steady sates. Gu quence of the extreme scarcity, very full rates I .ano—ln conse lave been paid A moderate supply of wheat to-day from the fern which the demand proved good, at an advance of fully quarter. The arrivals coastwise and foreign being quite a similar improvement took place in both English anc qualities ; the sales, however, were not large, owini fresh samples being on sale. No change in the valee ing Barley ; grinding in good request at full rates. less real choice, very difficult to sell. Peas and Beans previous quotations. For Oats there was more inquii cularly for the better qualities of Scotch,_ and prices LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. APRIL 26, The trade have again purchased freely this week for - all descriptions, but the market has been so well supplied with Americsn, that any advance is very partial. A large business has again been done in Brazil, at prices rather in the sellers' favour. Egyptian has commanded more attention. Surat has also been in much better demand, at extreme rates. Specu lators have taken 6,170 American, 670 Pernam, 250 Bahia, 190 Maranham, 1.770 Egyptian, and 3,870 Surat, and Exporters 2860 American, 650 Pernar 220 Surat, and 420 Madra trifle dearer ho useholds ate now held for (Id to Is. per sack me Wheat—Northumberland, white, per qr. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, Do. Flour— Do. red, 4( Norfolk household, per sack Prices paid Imports in the week.lThisiV/(ThisYr ;Bs. to 40 SALES OF THE WEEK PRIL 2t 500 Sea Island 140 Stained 9200 Bowed Georgia Sid 6 18d1) 11 I 9795 6670 lya ' " ' n ' a7naandTennesser 17600 New Orleans 6 . 4 127 Si .1 4650 I:ernambuco & Paraiba; 6-i Ti 600 1 7 WAKEFIELD CORN MARKEY' We have a limited arrival of Wheat, and only a portion of which is fresh thrashed English. This makes ls. advance, whilst foreign and granaried par not taken freely at last week's pricss. Barley meets inquiry at improving prices. Oats are id. per ston Shelling Is. per load higher. Beans are rather dearer. LEEDS CORN MARKEI There appears a better f good red Wheat is in dem but chambered and inferic English Barley is scarce, and in favour of Beans maintain their value. 1 rather Waibadoes Peruvian.. Bahama .. Laguayra 10 Coinm - on West India, &e.l 7 ted. Fine Carthagen a Smyrna .. . 8170 Surat 450 Madras ... Bengal. 56530 bales 23181' 539 67 LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. APRIL 23 The arrivals into this port, during the week ending yester day, contain a rather better supply of Grain, Flour, and Oat meal, coastwise and from Ireland, than of late. Of Indian Corn in the couree of the week, the import, from the United States with a little from Trieste, amounts to 27,504 qrs., against 18,346 qrs. shipped to Ireland, a proof of the increasing con sumption of that article there. In addition to these we have to no: e a further large accession of Wheat, from the Baltic, the near ports of the Continent, Trieste and Alexandria, with a few parcels of Barley, Beans and Pease, but not much Flour from abroad. At our market this morning Wheat of all descriptions met a very languid sale, prices much ►he same as on Friday, which were very nearly equal to those of this day week. Flour, however, was in moderate request, and maintained late prices. Barley dull, and a shade lower. Malt unvaried. English and the general runs of Foreign Beans were little noticed, and the turn cheaper. In Egyptian, however, the temptation of low prices, induced buyers to take that kind off to a good extent. In Pease no cbange In Oats little business was apparent, and no material change in prices. Oatmeal in slow request, but held at 3d. advance upon our last quotations. Indian Corn continued to move off freely, and yellow realised an amendment of 6d. per qr. BRITISH. Wheat, ig• 701 b. s. d. s. d. English, red ....Old 5 4 510 New .. Ditto, white . Irish, red Ditto, white 4 10 5 1 d 0..... Rye, English,v qr Irsh6oll Barley, English, qr 2O 0 —22 0 Chevalr. Scotch & Irish, v6olb 2 6 2 9 Malt, English, v. qr pale Irish Oats, per 451 b. English '& Scotch, old 2 7 2 9 New Welsh Irish, fine sorts 2 3 2 4 do. general do. Beans, English, •.p. qr 26 0 —3O 0 do. Scotch & Irish,p.4Bolb 22 0 —23 0 do. Pease, English, white Do. & Irish .. maple — grey, Flour,per 28016 Englisti & Irish,2nds 23 0 —24 0 fine, Ditto. superfine l 2s 6 —27 G extra Oatmeal, Ur ld. of 2401 Irish, 1849 Canadian Bran. 13.241 b s. d. s. d. 5 2 @ 5 4 5 7 5 10 4 6 5 0 5 0 5 2 47 0 -52 0 37 0 -44 0 22 0 -24 0 - - - 2 2 - 2 3i 2 0 - 2 1 21 0 -23 0 '2O 0 —2l 0 old --- do. 1 24 0 -26 0 24 0 -26 0 30 0 -32 6 Wheat,v 70th. Canadian ........ red United States. do Danzig, mixed and do L Baltic& Hrnburg do Riga and Petersbg. do, Odessa, common .. do French,Spanish,&c do Bannat & Marianopob Mediter., &c. hnrd.do Rye, .4). qr., Baltic, &c. Barley, I. 60th, Grinding Oats, 451 b. . . geans,vqr. European.. 4801 b. Pease, IR qr., Baltic, &c., white.... Flour, barrel, Canadian sweet U.S. West. Canal.. do Philad. & Bltimore.do Do. &Canadian.. sour Indian Corn, •if. 4801 b. American white European do Do. Meal, p , br1.1961b.. 19 0 -20 0 18 6 -19 6 0 10 - 1 0 FOREIGN. s. d. s. d. s. d. a. d. 5 2 5 4 white 5 9 6 0 5 4 5 8 do 5 10 6 2 5 4 5 7 highmix 6 6 6 9 5 6 5 11 white 5 8— 6 2 4 6 4 9 Archngl 4 3 4 6 4 6 —4 8 Polish 4 10 5 0 5 0 5 4 white 5 4 5 8 4 9 5 0 Egypt'n 3 9 4 0 3 10 4 0 19 0 —2O 0 - 0 0 2 8— 2 10 Malting 0 0— 0 0 2 2 2 4 Russian 1 11 2 0 23 0 —26 0 19 0—•20 0 26 0 —26 6 !Canada:24 0 —25 0 22 0 —22 6 lO 0-0 0 22 0 —22 6 Ohio 22 0 —23 0 22 0 —22 6 N.Orins 0 0— 0 0 18 0 -20 0 0 0 - 0 0 27 0 —27 6 'yellow . 27 6 —2B 0 0 0 0 0 ,do. .... 27 6 —2B 6 12 1) —l3 0 'd0..... 0 0— 0 0 CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 26. After several days of :fine weather, we had a copious fall of rain yesterday, which continues to impart a very healthy ap pearence to all the crops around us. Although by the reports from many of the English and Scotch markets this week, rather more stability is generally apparent in the trade, there does not yet seem to be sufficient excitement to create ,any expansive demand; so that except in a few solitary cases prices remain in nearly the same position as last week. At the same time, most of the Irish markets are stated to be very scantily supplied from the growers, and in others the deliveries are said to have •wholly ceased. Prices of most kinds of native Grain, notwithstanding, appear to remain stationary, and business is represented as altogether languid, with the exception of Indian Corn, which moves steadily and freely into consumption. Owing partly to adverse winds, the arrivals of Grain, Flour, and Oatmeal into this port coastwise and from Ireland, as well as from abroad, are so extremely insignificant since Monday last as to be scarcely worth naming. At our market to day. the Wheat trade appeared to assume a more lively aspect than of late, and in the course of the , morning a fair amount of business was transacted, partly on speculation, and chiefly in the secondary runs of foreign, which realised an advance of Id., and Egyptian fully 2d. per 701 b. upon the current rates of uesday, the latter having been un duly depressed previously ; in prime descriptions of either English or Foreign Wheats, however, the operations were limited and prices unimproved. American Flour continued to meet inquiry, and good brands would have obtained somewhat higher term., but the small stock of such remaining here, being mostly withdrawn from the market, precluded any sales of moment. Trench Flour was saleable at an amendment of 6d. per sack ; but in Irish no business was apparent. Barley was dull of sale and rather cheaper. In the value of Malt, Beans, and Pease, we have no change to note, each having been taken sparingly to-day. Oats, in the absence of any fresh supply, were in moderate request, and being a shade dearer, Oat. meal remained•steady at late prices, Without any arrivals of Indian Corn direct from abroad since Monday last, and the export to Ireland, intermediately, amounting to 12,248 qrs., further considerable sales were effected to-day, at an advance of 6d. to 9d. per 480 lbs. over the annexed quotations. DUBLIN CORN MARKET. APRIL 26. We had a dull market to-day for everything, except prime samples of farmer's wheat, which brought fully the prices of Tuesday. We do not alter our general quotations. Indian corn mes rather a freer sale, but a small reduction in price was submitted to. White Wheat.. 21s Od to Red ditto 6d 1 Oatmeal RAILWAY RECEIPTS, The following are the receipts of railways tor the pas . that is to say, up to the date to which the respective I are made:— weett, 'eturns LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET. —YESTERDAY. —_ESTERDAY. We have had rather a larger supply of Cattle and Sheep, which met with a brisk demand, last week's prices being fully supported, and all cleared off at an early hour. SINKING THE OFFAL. Prime first-class Heifers Second-class Heifers Prime drst-class Oxen 4d. „ 4id. „ Old Cows and half-fed Oxen 3id. „ 4d. „ Prime Wetbers 6d. „ Od. „ Second quality Wetbers sad. „ 52d. „ Old Scotch and Irish Ewes Number of Beasts, 1,003 ; ditto, Sheep, 5,408. 704 3632 1892 15066 2784 1115 2600 984 1989 4090 21287 11474 2146 246 Same day, in his 32d year, Mr. RICHARD SMITH, publican, Ztrtl)s l anb I Diatl)s. Pownall-square, Highfield-street. Same day, after a short illness, in his 58th year, Mr. JOHN SANTLEY, letter-press printer. On the 13rd instant, at Walthamstow, in his 89th year, Mr. H. W. WILLOUGHBY, late of Birkenhead. BIRTHS On the 11th instant, the wife of Mr. B. HARRISON, jun. schoolmaster, Grimsby, of a daaghter, who has two grand• fathers, two grandmothers, two great-grandfathers, and twc great grandmothers. On the 13th instant, at London, the Vi lady of GEO. HALL, Esq., of a daughter ' On the 17th instant, at Cheltenham, th 4 DOUGLAS, Esq., late Captain of the 4 daughte On th of WIN ntess HOOD, the 18th instant, at TRTON, of a daughte linglee-park, Sussex, the Counte On the 19th instant, MARGARET NUTIER, ley, was safely delivered of three full-grown children, d healthy, and with the whom are at Irths, thus making in all seven children within the 1 shire, the wife of the the Rectory, Hope Manse B. Swift, of a daugbter. ne day, at Aigburth, Mrs. RALPH DAWSO WILMA .street, in Same day, at Gatea Capt. WELLER, of ti instant 2d instant, at the resii r, Old Haymar day, aged lace. Toxteth-r HITEHEAD. I e 25th instant, the wife of Mr. RICHARD irkdale of a daughter. 6th instant, in Arli f SALISBURY, of NEILL, of Birker ARY, the be , caner, of Parr street park, aged 36, ELI .GUISE. i ',6, Lady SARAH WORTH February s Cathedral, Calcutt .ceived fr LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, APRIL 27. B. d. B. d. Hay. old, 20lb 0 7a@ 0 si Potatoes, •r9olt) New Clover Ditto, Green Mangelwurzel ..21 9 —24 0 Cups Straw, Wheat .. 0 6 ~- 0 6 Turnips, lo ton .22 0 24 0 Oat s `l Ls 0 sCCarrots 25 0 26 0 Barley ....die* 4 0 4fManure 5 0— 6 6 Oats, old CORK CORN MARKET. APRIL Flour obtains a retail sale only, though offered at a rednctio of 6d. per cwt. The price of bread has been lowered, and ou bakers are unwilling to stock themselves. Wheat has furthe declined 6d. per barrel, at which a moderate business is doinl Indian Corn has good consumptive demand, and firmly mair tains last weex's advance. The Grair. Wheat it BELFAST CORN MARKET, Arßn The weather since our last has been changeable trade this week was steady, without much activif fair demand at late prices. Flour dull of Sale. Ba► changed. Oats still continue steady. Oatmeal firm, week's prices. Indian corn throughout toe weep nas men fair request, at uniform rates, say £6 10s. to 12s. 6d. for prim( American, Yellow and White. At this day's market home produce was firm, and in fair demand. Indian Corn in good request, and holders ask an advance of 2s. 6d. per ton, whirl however can scarcely be realised. The demand for Meal keepi good. s MARKET. APRIL 24 SALFORD CATTL} We had a large show of stock, and the quality a one. The demand seems to increase, and both Bee .11 average and Mut- and Sheep unsold LEEDS FORTNIGHT CATTLE FAIR. APRIL 24. The number of Beasts shown at market to-day for sale was 690, which were generally in good condition. There was a good attendance of buyers; in the morning trade was dull, yet, as the day advanced, nearly all were sold_ up. Prices were about 3209 sheep, and a few lambs.—Prices : Wool sheep, sd. to s&d. ; clipped, 4d. to 43d. per lb. ; lambs, 20s. to 245. each. All were sold up. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. APRIL 25 Our Smithfield market was much brisker to-day, owing to the improved state of the Liverpool market on Monday, by which it would appear prices have improved. Beef in sink, 40s. to 445. ; prime, 455. to 465. ; being 4s. advance of this day week. THE CHARITIES LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, APRIL 27. DISCHARGED: In-patients cured, _l7 ; Relieved and at owr request, 8 ; Made Out-patients, 0 ; Irregular, 0 ; head, 4. — ADMITTED: In-patients, 46; Out-patients, 11; Casuals during the week, 18; Remaining in the House, 196. House Surgeon, Mr. C. B. Wilson ; Apothecary, Mr. J. Newton; Chaplain, Rev.W. Blundell ; Treasurer, Alfred North, Esq. ; House Visitors, W. Carson and T. Bourne, Esqrs. NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT, APRIL 27 Anmurran : Accidents, 49; Medical and Surgical Cases upon Commendation, 19; Total, 68.--DISCHARGED : Cured, ; Relieved and at own request,2 ; Attending as Out Patients, 32; Irregular, 2 ; Died, I.—Remaining in the Hospital, 98. 'onsUlting Sirgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq Surgeon for the week, Dr. Scott and Mr. Ellis House Visitors, John Rigby and Duncan M‘Viccar Esqrs.; House Surgeons, Mr. Tearne and Mr. Wall Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rev. Wm Hughes Physician and 00 SOUTHERN & TOXTETH HOSPITAL, APRIL 24 IN-PATIENTS. I At own request 2 C ure d 6 Under treatment Relieved, and at own request 2 OUT-PATIENTS . Irregular 1 Cured and relieved .. Dead Entered l4 Under tered treatment Treasurer, Benjamin Platt, Esq. ; Honorary Chaplain, Rev. George Dover, pro tem; House Surgeons, Air. W.P. Harrison and Mr. G. C. Sharman ; Visitors, B. Platt and Charles Challinor, Esqrs.; Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Cameron and Dr. Petrie. LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, 68, SOHO-STREET. WEEKLY REPORT, APRIL 24. Boys on the Books 96 I Boys on the Sick List 1 Average daily attendance.. 89 Obtained Situations T. D. Anderson, Esq., Treasurer; Joseph Hubback, Esq., Hon. Secretary; J. B. Orriss, Superintendent; Visitors, IL H. Statham and T. Postlethwaite, Esqrs, RAILWAYS, Aberdeen Amiens and Boulogne Belfast and Ballymena Birkenhead, Lan. and Cheshire. Bolton, Blackburn, C. and W. Y Bristol and Exeter Caledonian _ _ Chester and Holyhead Dublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Dundalk and Enniskillen East Anglian Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh and Northern Eastern Counties East Lancashire Eastern Union Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr.' Glasgow and Greenock Great Northern and East Line Great Southern and Western Great Western Lancashire and Yorkshire Lancaster and Carlisle Leeds and Thirsk Liverpool, Crosby, & Southport. Londonderry and Enniskillen London and North-Western London and Blackwall London, Brighton& South Coast' London and South-Western M'chester, Sheffield, and Lincoln Midland, Bristol,& Birmingham Midland G rent Western (Ireland)' Newcastle and Carlisle North British Paris and Rouen Rouen and Havre Scottish Central Scottish Midland Shrewsbury and Chester Shropshire Union South-Eastern South Devon Taff Vale Ulster West Cornwall Whitehaven Junction York, Newcastle, and Berwick Yo7k and North Midland. &c Week I 1850. ending Amount , £ s. d. 1028 0 0 1283 0 0 588 0 0 1027 0 0 0 0 0 3851 0 0 6100 0 0 2346 0 0 296 0 0 940 0 0 795 0 0 581 0 0 148 0 0 694 0 0 3867 0 0 2191 0 0 14176 0 0 2888 0 0 2060 0 0 2925 0 0 923 0 0 3187 0 0 4656 0 0 20016 0 0 11622 0 • 3430 0 0 788 0 0 138 0 • 148 0 0 43552 • 0 737 • 0 8032 0 0 93(0 0 0 5302 0 0 20450 0 0 1230 0 0 2048 0 0 3105 0 I 5977 0 • 2280 0 0 1259 II 0 418 0 0 1440 I 0 450 • 0 10160 • 0 2124 0 0 2129 • 0 881 0 0 275 0 0 0 0 • 14130 0 0 7324 0 0 PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST-OFFICE, Destination. S'HAMPTON STATIO Lisbon Madeira Gibraltar Malta &lonian Islands Greece and Egypt India, Ceylon,& China . (1) Brit.Col.inW.lnd. (except Honduras & Bermuda,) For. Col. in W. Indies, except Havana, Venezuela, and Madeira (2) Mexico & Havana (3) Bermuda, St. Juan de Nicaragua, and New Grenada FALMOUTH STATION Madeira, Brazil, and } Buenos Ayres LIVERPOOL STATiopt Brit. N. America, Ber- IRMO. Itild V. States! Mails desp'cliLast Packet from London sailed. 7th, 17th, Iberia and 27th ot April 17 I every month 1 20th Ripon pril of every month. i2nd and 17thiDee ,of every 1 April 17, month. I 2nd of every Severn I month only. April 2, 17th ofevery Dee ' 1 month only.' April 17 Evng. of 4th!HiiißLinnet l overy month' Aprit %very alter, FridaY. 'Niagara.... I I April 27 On the 18th instant, !ctor of Carrington, NIITEI BARRY, of t Mn Smith Barry, Es( ler of the DNEY, only son shy Manor, ved the conga by her c point lace ye - 21 - 20 - 20 -- 20 -- 21 -- 21 -- 14 -14 -- 21 - 20 -21 -- 21 - 20 ily upon Elie only 13 years lARDSON Kitsyth, Esq., Of this TOWI :er of THOMAS HALL PLUA nd you. 1., of tl oun. Capta Esq., of Wigt it, at Trinity ( on, by tt On the 21st instant, at St. Silas's Church, Mr. EDWARI FULLER, of Birkenhead, to SUSAN HINDE, daughter c Mrs. FLETCHER. of ova Same day, at St to Miss J. G. FYI Chapel, Mr. T. DOWN F. R. W. PROSSER T C. 40MERS COCKS; Church, I )AVIES t ton, by 11 BANN - EI I instant IFFITt A.. to EI DE LISLE and DUDLEY sir WILLIAM FOULIS, B Dunty of York. The bride Nhaleyer may 1 iienisiane, in Yuri this relic will rein Dras she Same d wreath of o The ceremo at the r Same dt,y, at St. Ann's Church, Carter, JOHN F. FROES, Esq.. ELIZA, second daughter of the 1 GEORGE H S - ame day, at St. John's Church, by the Rev. N ➢Z.A., Mr. WM. BARRASS, master r LONGMIRE MC. KAY riner, to Miss d place, Mr. JAMES SOTHERN, to M GARFN TARLEFON Same day to Miss MA at Myrtle-street Chapel, Mr. JAMES SOTHERN RGARET TARLTON. Same day, at St. John's Church, by the Rev. W. M. Falloon, M.A., Mr. WM. BARRAS, master miriner, to Miss AGNES LONGMIRE, eau.tliter of the late C.itt. R port (May, of this Same (inv. at Orm , kirk, Mr. CHAS P. QYITONDS. surgeon, to MARTHA, second dauA - 1 ter of elate T. STOOL KEY. Esq. s Same caN. ut Aruviatl, in --- - ...ircudUright, ny the Rev. S of this 0. Smith, JOHN GORDON BitOWN, Esq., town, to JANET MACULLOCH, second daughter of Jam Murray Maculloch, Esq., of Ardwall. Same day, at St. Anne's Church, Stanley, by the Rev. W Wenman, JOHN, son of W. WENMAN, Esq., of the Elms, Pattringham, Staffordshire, to MARTHA, eldest daughter of the late WM. PALMER CLARIDGE, Esq., of Birlingham, Worcestershire On th- Itant, at B' •5' C )- the Rev. A. .fie instant, _ -,enington nnrcb Knox, 8.A., GEORGE TREVOR ROPER, Esq., of Rock Ferry, Cheshire, youngest son of the late Cadwallader Blaney Trevor Roper, Esq., of Plas-Teg. Flintshire, to AMELIA, third daughter of Captain MACNONALD, R.N.. and niece of the late General Sir John Macdonald Kinnier, K.C.B. On the 2ith instant, at the Parochial Church of Saddleworth, by the Rev. Lawrence Preston, 8.A., of Becconsall, FRANCIS BAILEY, Esq., solicitor, of Clitheroe, to ELIZABETH, daugh ter of CHARLES HARROP, Esq., Tame House, Saddleworth. THOMAS, eldest son of THOMAS FLECHER, Esq., of Wa vertree, to ANN, eldest daughter of the late H. LATHAM, Esq Same day, at Springfield-house, Glasgow, by the Rev. S. T. Porter, JOS. CHENEY BOLTON, Esq., to EMAIA, third _ Trirn T RUTH A ‘I • On the 28th instant, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. Ed ward Bowman, Mr. JAMES CHARLES CHURCH, of the India Vaults, Whitechapel, to Miss ELLEN PATRICK, of Bath. _ _ _ _ _ Same day, at St. John's Church, by the Rev. W. M. Faßoan, M.A., Mr. JOHN TAYLOR, to Miss JANE LEITH. Same. day and place, Mr. THOMAS ANSELL, to Miss ELIZABETH BOUSKI LL. DIED By a remarkable coincidence—sufficiently so at least to he orth recording—the news of the decease of the Queen Dowa- ger of Great Britain arrived at C ton on the same day with an express from the Board of War at rekine:, announcing that the Empress Dowager of China, also eminent for her virtues, de parted this life (lit. went to roam with spirits) upon the 16th day of the )2th moon of the 29th year of fau-kwang (18th Ja nuary.) Officers, civil and military, are thereupon enjoined to array themselves in white, and perform ceremonies proper for 7 r such occasions. They are also to affix a blue stamp to all pub lic documents, and are not to permit drums to teat or fifes to play in front of their Ya-muns. The Peking Gazettes bear witness to the devout respect with which the Empress Dowager was uniformly treated by his Imperial Majesty; which, how ever, was no more than proper gratitude on his part ; for it was her preference of him over her own offspring that induced Kia. king to nominate Tan-kwang as his successor.—China Mail. On the Bth February, Captain JAMES MITCHELL of the ship Clarence. Deceased was lost at sea. On the 27th February, of typhus fever, in Upper Canada, aged 26, WM. JAMES, eldest son of Mr. WM. KERMODE, formerly of this town. On the 22d ultimo, at Kingston, Jamaica, JAMES MUIR, jun., Esq., merchant, of this town. On the 26th ultimo, at Pernambuco, of yellow fever, JOSHUA GORING, Esq., British vice-consul, and formerly of this town. On the 27th ultimo, at Malta, the Rev. E. BENBOW, vicar of Aldenham, Herts, son of J. Benbow, Esq., M.P. On the Ist instant. at A linaskiah Cottage, near Inverness, in her 77th year, MARY, eldest daughter of the late A. INGLIS, Esq., of South Carolina. On the 7th instant, at Little Bolton, ag ed 96, Mrs. MARY M. SMITH. She had been a member of th Wesleyan Society for upwards of 70 years. On the 9th instant, at Kinnettles, Forfarshire, the Rev. ROBERT LUNAN, in the 71st year of his age and 43d of his ministry. On the 13th instant, aged 72, Mr. JAMES ASPINALL, for upwards of twelve years superintendent of the Manchester Night Asylum. Deceased was for 15 years an efficient officer of the old police force, and in 1835 was superannuated with a testimonial of respect. On the 14th instant, at Eskew-beck, Lower Bentham, aged 101, Mrs. ISAI3ELLA WHITEHEAD. Same day, at Roby, aged 56, J. TORBOCK, Esq., formerly of Dovecote-hall, in this county. On the 15th instant, at Bay-view Cottage, near Swansea, J. B. JENKINS, Esq., for many years agent to Messrs. P: Grenfell and Sons, of _th!)3 . liodle-bank Copper-works, _ Same day, aged 64, MARGARET CRUPPER, a Crosby green, West Derby. On the 16th instant, on the anniversary of his 87th birth, Mr. THOMAS FRANCIS, of Bebington. The residence of the de ceased will be well known to those who have visited Bebington from the singular aspect it presents, being laid out in the cas tilated style, with wooden sentinels, cannon, &c., &c. About twelve months ago the deceased ordered coffins for himself and his wife from Mr. Walter, plumber, of Birkenhead. They were to be made of lead, and ornamented. A few days after they were made the wife of the deceased died. Some months after this Mr. Walter sent for his account, when the deceased at first refused to pay until the job was completed, i. e., until the coffin was soldered up. He, however, eventually paid the bill. The deceased had also dug his own grave in Bebington Church yard, and was consigned on the 22nd instant to his solitary abode. Same day, at Leamington, aged 81, ALEX. SETON, Esq., of Mounie, a justice of the peace and deputy-lieutenant of the county of Aberdeen. On the 17th instant, of concussion of the brain, in his 4th year, LUCIUS JUNIUS, son of Mr. R. JOHNSON. Same c'ay, Mr. JAMES BROTHERSTON, of the Naticnal Provincial Bank of England, and formerly one of the late firm of Brotherston and Begg, of this town, and Lima, South America. The deceased was found drowned at Newport, M ontgomeryshire. Same clay, aged 12, MARY ANNE, eldest daughter of THOMAS DOBSON, of Wellington-road, Toxteth-park. On the 18th instant, aged 66, Mr. PETER LLOYD, sailmaker, Stanhope-street. On the 19th instant, at his son-in-law's seat, near Wrexham, Denbighshire, Sir JOHN EDWARDS, of Mechynlleth, father in.law of Viscount SEAHAM. He had attained his 80th year. He represented the Montgomery district of boroughs in Par liament from 1822 to 1841, and was Lieutenant-Colonel of tis volunteers and local militia of the western division of Montgo meryshire. . . . . _ Same day, suddenly, at the house of her brother, in Mill lane, Tranmere, ELIZABETH, relict of the late Mr. WM. GUY, glover, &c., formerly of Lord-street, in this town. On the 20th instant, at the residence of his daughter. 28, Erskine-street, Mr. WILLIAM DUNCAN, of New Galloway, at the advanced age of 96 years. Same day, aged 85, Mr. JOHN GUY, of the Five-lane-ends, Neston, Cheshire, formerly of her Majesty's Customs at this port. Same day, ALlCE:relict of RICHARD RICHARDSON, Esq., of Upper Parliament-street. same,day, at Highfield, Cheetham-hill, near Manchester, aged 36, Mrs. ROBERT GLADS'I ONE. . . . Same day, at Brechin, after a short illness, aged 57, ALEX. DEMPSTER. Deceased was unmarried, and resided alone in one room of a house that belonged to him ; and, though pos sessed of considerable property, such was the penuriousness of his habits that he was never known to have had a fire in h;s room. After his death £126 in silver, chiefly half-crowns, in gold, and .9 in bank-notes were found in various places of concealment. It is said his property will exceed e2OOO, and will devolve on second cousins, no nearer relatives being known. On the 21st instant, at Dorchester, a;ed 56, WILLIAM SHIRLEY, Esq., late major in the 7th Hussars. Same day, aged 28, WILLIAM, only son of Mr. JOHN STU ART, of Marsden-street, Low-hill. Same day, at Bolton le-Moors, in his 64th year, T. TONG, Esq. - . . On the 22d instant, in Grosvenor-street, London, the Right Hon. and Rev. Lord F. BEAUCLERK, D.D., youngest son of Aubrey, fifth Duke of St. Albans. Same day, PETER, son of Mrs. DAVIES, of Wrexham - hous e, Cumberland-street. Same day, aged 46, ELIZA, wife of Mr. JAMES HANNAH, shipwright. Same day, aged 19, WILLIAM, eldest eon of Mr , JOHN WIBBRRLEY, painter. Next Packet due. Next Mail due April 27 Next Mail due April 28 Next Mail ue ..May 7 Next Mail due .. May 7 Next Mail due .. May 7 HMPenguin April 27. 'America .. May 7 . . Yesterday, a EDWARD HO' MANCHESTER asked early turers and 1 in, mat Ito re and, as quire a proportion the week ness in I to inquiries, whilst an uncertainty, e news by the steamer this week also it in present inactivity rather than ler which circumstances, with some dispo - ses producer accept any rednct ion, trifling exceptions, a the close of the week. ROCHDALE the merchants show no disposition to operat or no change in Wool, either in price or dei and. The time ching, and this when the r nerally induce; the mar MACCLESFIELD.- T in our markets duri be reported rather turers and tlirowst thought, by some, raw silk market rein thy of note trade may and shortly: The tinues moderateiy brisk, and price tone of the public it some time past. TI is is less buoyant than h has been for pping houses are doing a full average business fol. this season BRADFORD.—WOOL.- ;e in the market now coming in is reduced materia holding largely for this time of the year. The chances of re placing their stocks appear doubtful; and they cling for prices that offer no inducement for the consul - lons to buy, except for present use. YARNS.—There is still a fair inquiry for Yarns suitable for shipping, from No. 30's to 40's, and the spinners generally are working to order. The prices now appear more fixed, and confidence is somewhat restored the late nepression is regarded as temporary, although it has had the effect of re ducing prices, but many are sanguine of an early and decided improvement. PIECES.—We do not hear of anything parti cular now occurring as regards purchases ; but the business loing is quite an average of for alpachas nothing is doing in them HALIFAX.—There has been rather more business done in our Piece Hall this week ; but the demand for Worsted goods is far from brisk, and prices remain without improvement. We have no change to report with respect to Yarn and long Wool. Wool goes off heavily ; and quotations are rather easier hor than they were a week or two ago Hunnsusrisr.D.—Our market was brisk this week. Stocks are very low, and there does not seem to be any probability of their increasing much for some time to come. Wools' are waiting the effect of the sales that are coming on. NOTTINGHAM.—LACE.—This week we had about the same amount of l'usiness doing as that reported for the last month, during which time we expected an increased quantity of sales. Cotton still remains very high. HOSIERY.—The sale of our goods is still very limited in most descriptions, and hosiers are still active on the defensive in not making for stock, in antici pation of sales, as they are timid in doing so at the present high rates asked for Yarn. The best doubled Yarn for wrought hose is selling pretty well, as is also merino, to a great extent, LONDON GAZETTE, -TUESDAY. APRIL 23. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Massey, J. Hodkinson, and J. Smith, Gaulksholme, Lan cashire, boiler-makers—L. C. Hertslet and J. V. Broughton Criggleston, Yorkshire BANKRUPTS David Williams, Bangor, Carnarvonshire, victualler, May 3, June 7, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bank ruptcy ; solicitors, Messrs. Evans and Son, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool. William Sharman, Hulme, bui der. John Richard West, Mill W.ll, Poplar,block and mastrnaker. James and Walter Poole, Booth-street, Spitaltields, builders. Samuel Browning, Farringdon, Berkshire, nurseryman. William Walden, Park-place, Mi:e end, brush-manufacturer. DIVIDENDS May 15, T. M. Adams, Holton-le-Beckering, Lincolnshire, corn-factor—May 17, It. Jelley, Leicestershire, cabinet-maker. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be slims n to the contrary on the May 15. E. Hodges, Swinford, Leicestershire, surgeon—May 14, .1, Worseldine, SCOTCH St OURgTRATION; John Russell, Slamaiian, Airdrie, coalroaster FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. PARTNERS!' 1 PS DISSOLVED. T. and R. Hull, Kirkdale, Lancashire, millers—Cox and Co., Liverpool, gas fitters—Anderson, Ingram and Co., Liverpool— Otfley, Webber, Forrester, and ;0., London, Liverpool, Man chester, Cheltenham, Birmingham, and Bristol, or elsewhere in England; and Offleys, Webber, Forrester, and Cramp, Hull, Oporto, York, and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, wine merchants. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. J. Wright, Pendleton, Lancashire, dyer. G. Hesketh, Manchester, straw-bonnet dealer. W. and S. Hague and W. Shatwell, Manchester, commission agents. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED Peter Mann, Leeds; cornfactor BANKRUPTS, John Pattinson, Liverpool. grocer, May 10 and 3l t at 11, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy ; solicitor, Mr. Tyrer, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr, Bird, Liverpool. John Powell, Clirow, Radnorshire, cattle dealer. Alexander Speers Corrick, Bristol, timber dealer. John Stanford and Henry Bannister, Halesowen, Worces tershire, brickmakers. Charles Veneer, Tonbridge-wells, builder. William Chittenden, Tarlington-place, and Church-street, Paddington, London, draper. DIVIDENDS. May 20, J. Y. Ashton, Liverpool, builder—May 27, B. Lord, Blackburn, coal dealer. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. May 17, J. Gouldesbrough, Manchester, manufacturer—May 18, R. Savory, Hereford, plumber. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. _ ___ -- . __ May. Hour. 2, M. J. ana E. Levi (2nd) District Court, 11 2, Peter Fielding (2nd) 3, David Williams (tst) 6 6 , , s W n a m ta u o e n t W an r d ot A h la A e n ke ti n w z n ie y s( (2 sp n e d c ) ial).... WatsoDnibtryiNcV:ttetb (Hurt, 11 11 11 11 6, Brown, Todd, and Co. (Ist) METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER, BY MR. C. H. CIIADBURN, 71, LORD-SPREE' Fall of liiffWence of of Rind ATMOSPHERIC Daily Diree- Tempera t tire. tion in Humidity at Pressure at sbadebyself- Noon. Nine , Six Wet and Dry Rain. Noon. 7 - 1 a.m. p.m• Max. Min. bulb. thermometerter in g regis 1n. 223413300 2100 15 55 e 5 5 g . '7 15 44 e 44 g . 25, 29'98 57 42 26, 30 - 30 , 3013 63 42 27 302 3 0 - 2 3l 61 4J 28 29 30'96 30'27 I In. I 4 I s. 5 0 . 06 s.sv 4 : 0 . 06 s 5 9 N.H. 156135 THE WEATHER.-April 23rd : brilliant ; night clear.-24th a.m. bright; p.m. clouded; night light rain.-25th : t rain. squalls, c`ouded. 2Cth • clouded.-27th : bright, clear. —2Bth: a.m. bright; p.m. partially clouded.-29th: a.m. bright ; p.m, clouded 6 p.m. slight rain. 54 35 55 34 5641 50 32 58 38 56,34 PH WR STATE OF TI nt week idvanced, slic ELINDA, 293 0 11C04 7742 trroN