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15, 1051 q s. mARGETsq! I.A R conSiSts 1545 lg its shape' d wi th a greeter n ordioarY 04, 61)431)t0g futtlitgrat• iZ•Tb•-f7RBDAy -------- _. .. „ l ie' i i. i tat e 4 sd al, alltraii a, 6.A l Paii. 8.--Wind N.W. thelnd:,, ILS/ eik 4 t) gao lr ,an D m . l e d r ring, from Bombay—Cceur de of i ! zeo , . Vie„.`iie r v ginian i r i ?'" — Montezuma, Lowber (saileil 44e 'vy',4,f, 0 Lan ii ran. L _lm o (sailed 12th instant) from N. per a" of ~ 1 : r a : v. un nl p ain _ Ke, A sulmer, from Mexandria—Stam • t. , W ale g. an s - Ann— , nn Paley, Lister, from Oporto— ontongue. from Charente irt Co llsll .4 , I i 1 1 , 0, 01 , 1" prir•B,f,ro_ni fe ' haboe—l'antivy bow . abject tO $ ' N 4 from Antwer ' p—Cha n r i l n e g s , from p. kiativ ' 4 n ; c ',',_f•netlory, mur Flanderin •,—; 's , al - kit th,uornnain ______ , and Union, from Ostend. [Es, Sc $E , kOl 4 for ape 0 1; from .r. , Bombay, at h* 3 . E OF • , th: e th e ia da a. "(Lod Hope, 6ok t e i , s h r A tt i . ect O o n f the 27th the ative.) , i t he ' t ilt i , - 4 °the potagene. the 22nd Feb. inl4, fo o n m g klitt, on ,: from London for Madras (which torn 80.0tid i, 4. X k X, fr the 21st Feb.) and Kilblain, hence for its na ll ' c lesSl , t ,'ioe, , eln 1: 1 cul'arlf P rel , Itk i .. s th p H einer for New Orleans, was lost near the 1 a poSiti Ve o pf 4 Fiteil4:l4o, R einter. Jicinal roe 6 t•froroqiciito er, and Sir F. Beresford, Threadgold, ()nage °' 0/ 0 4 1, 1 7 4 5411, a ndliras sing Plif e e ' , ki i ,cokt Gregory. for this port, at Havana, leak and Elizabeth Frith, i y earce, hence • Sir C' ° I 1 0 1 e ?' 4 an k.....-Slr top l it. oy. at ; N e i ,Clc o c • p hitt .0, %i ai Ap a i r?il Village Gill' , ies; Leander, Rattray, . nces, IN . , t i c k - ;:d 4 “ke r, acbicola 1 • tPM " 4 110 "Pie' an Evergreen, Henry, hence at Charleston nialne n fo r L 1 ; . . M T 1. 1 Ina madisonFe Vile2ll'ribilti 1 7 / t6 l DelaberSOTl ; AArmstrong, Graharn ; of prt' i c i, s' . '. r , 1 14"; Pal' ar e , Patt"ustine Heard Rand ; Crom l we o ll, dOlne'" - t '• i h k er. 14 3 , 1 .,. en .1,10 . thtersnii Sur fo r t : Barstow • ; Mayfield, Bartley ; Coroman , , New Hamshire, Kincaid ; and ~.- o d , k trtl tv.-.; GI ‘. Crosby; Stephen Baldwin , Brown • costive, Pi.e , , He_ entanner, Brook ; Pharsalia Wordsworth ' ; OP ' tq l ' 11 41.' 47 81s 8, '4, Biker ; a ' CuMmin • C ' or he ad , ,__ g , ar,.lus, Storer; Poto •-. n , )4 .4 0 and Hebe, Wright, hence at N w dining r 4 L 1,, 1 -e n ' -el h nfr .'' . Not Marsh A g n es ; A gnel E • . to fco ~ . , iik wing, Read, and Bradshaw ,n , sa e Tonal a '.' , Pali 'Pa ; Win• .stire , 0(1 P age AL , • Goddard , Potter ; Delaware, ic, 0 ' „ a ble yt i i aeb,, , , Pye; Portland, Coromandel Hunt ; inea ti— Rolf , it.,7,o b ile -; itoek: rtlaaa, Robinam ; Damascus, Br er; t, Nevins, and Edward, Bliss ; stir aP er ef . iki'tk 44,l ,ll Cuthbertson, NO D ' t0 : 4 11 tal ze , the io p ol a hi ck et at i,,,, Wilmington and 01 " r 50,, ~.k, t ,,, , , a nd tudarlelphia- °ll . 2 , 5. 6d„ , re, l e ek. reo nde Peudenee A .__ in ,„.... , lien, hence at New York •e b 0 4,, . 7, and ''''' ni!e, at St. John, N. n. s' in George & Mary, Pomoni, hence at MeiAlc irs od ts 4 t o k tit i' k eheit m i n sco ~,,A i er 4 , 'R h 'Can, rL , or ,),„,,, sailed from Smyrna I'th March, and WOW!' ' e sy t i s 'uns ror this port AO' ' " t k -ePa r- ~,l PoN ' ''. sailed from Leghorn for this port 21st Freerssl, ' Paa Ta . he ,;,.. r ,, 5 10,, ,,, , 1 .... —, at ~. . f vv.. - , f '14...1,2:1ed f r , s _.itZSelllCS lt;c fr ein 'T_ ditto for this port 31st March 8 . i' . 4 eh Marseilles at Gibraltar, and sailed for ' a tt; .7 4, 1% henc e at ditto, and sailed for Genoa 25th i i t h atl Ztn f r 160' 11,,, ki,arlY'S a rli Triest e . • _ At 2, . A koo at a le, u, e, It c , ; Nailer, Morrison, from Alex- Itlgn° , t iisia' d er s 4 n, he -t thi s p oi r rds , from Malta, at ditto, and all g te. 11 . ,tik . ~ 2 1 Ce e t o •,. If Sen n9' , ,N le n' e teY• he " le &ill ' 1 101 'it,' sailed r ac e at Cad:z tile 0 fe ~ p h kth ; Charlesin Lisb • • ~. Iho ad p 14 j ki x _ aye,re_ _ on for this port 77th March minima, Ellers ; and Cora, Schult, t ' • d Pi A t v . vvi quit free A Minh 1 , Iso h f _ q uite drir lt,ari-iVinin Ichabne, at Cove d for r I' . 'Yof ere on — rhe st ipte r oll Ai o e erw a th e . • Lawrence, Wright , from Ri It no pe or , .. 1 % t, a , rd,,,,, A Ist ultimo, iu distress, and will be o 8 tN i %t e "18 Per Conquest witho ut , 1.4 4 Seen .--.A . ~ l ko Ok rtti shore 28th of about s'o tons, wAh painted ? 1ip,,, 4 1i, , re 28th Feb. on Memory Rock, Little OS' 4 k' i, 'alth Sore kt Q er 'too 9.—T , s, ii i i , e 4, aor 9l, ae,f he Johanna , Schultz, . of ,iamm and Orient, 3 j oe lan. 444 t o qi ti 5...._ T rt in the ic . t itta k With c G , o'ster, Henderson.efr, m (im ult i r a n ta g 0 f, bilano ' OF' ! t 'CeVi, s ave d , sprung a leak off the coast of AL_„c .e n. ii._ ---- of 01* ,Inoi , „ep - I pi, "E 1-1 rP' rp , (31,1E5----------------___ clAft Nao , 6 4 , DAY A pi' 4 1 0,, Chl e St lio n ; " 1 1 , 9.—Wind South. Bulkeley, rriamalrcualttraa: fint 9 .tl,.Z' ti f ' 1 0-.4) °, Heron fro C j ie ee i s d 4 g ys, l, ll ast . et, — C A am th p lo be u l e l , s acee i ,d : k .y , ,._ ~ 911 4 e ),„ Pisodc;n4 tikiV.loPYsti ;',.,ere. Pretw 11 e , for Africa and Columbia ite , .- Hong' '-'ollnte in UP? tell 4 ~ „. t,, ~.0 _ ss of Arran, Turner, Sag_ 44'0 'it ‘ ':li t ,,",447,,te. for %. " , g—l • Harnett, e arm for Calcutta ure JO A' , 116 , +111 -, M l * '.' auritius—Cha.mniwby, , Mossop, for repr e d (1710 0 ''44,,,kii i ,;!,; ii ,rill Ito , er d B . AY:ller Nichols, " for Boston ele. .14GP10,0 apes NI, 77 s t , _ ester, Britton, for ' .•ew York—Dub -1 dttri t A i 1 11 11 0 et• q L "Wrence ' Brown, for Philadelfrhia— : 1 t ta g t S' hi '; 4 les, f egliOrilf •' le a be A . y !1 , ., c ~i _ or sta .._ Araena, Nlessurier, for N s ',,.. 1 , 4 0 1, l ir . k,,,.. ' Or 4 i ' 1( (inn le u Island and Quebec . --W 51 - i' sau (An. l' '•uy 6 11 nebe, g e r ; Devereux, Daniel a a d mg' A ' l 4 w ' , as — Egid ., 0 1 1 '.a. I. 6,_ Ylll for Ni " Halewyck, for ' O n tends h 4, ' 3 r •‘, t. •A-,i, ao , fo , pntreal---Ilenr Bell, *---y Hood, for Ed 1, ,de ,tz t ti ar........._ r Yarmouth, 1 , 1 - S.—Xcrazarto, Ed 1, to t % Cej V r eh NI, and Admiral • irvcellotl kl:',1 0 ' l6 t Ber oc Roshnoff, Rukert, for St. 1 ele tri t Irk 3 0 N i ' from Calcutta t • , a this port. On the bj; 0 00 1 ,sr ' ' l 4'. 25 W, spoke the Ben Nevis, from d, t a tr itf/ k,0 4 e, c , ta T ri 15, 011 , a, p tr,,,qtv'e4 ktpi e este, at Pat loved I t o '01),,1ti6, , and ras 23rd March of %0 k , fr,„ , Minerva, -'- Vvea.,..herall, fro 1 h b m c a oe, two , , oboq 4 4 11 to, CO OP VI r4CI"rY• °, at C l efi c ,b . rl 1 1, t l, sth 6 '4 al ; Eaw anis ape clear ;ou. off yloe,ietrke d dame, tience for Cardiff. et Milford We e ji k kitt,' F a ' at ii having struck on the Bishops, 13 8 5 .4' ti re' 1 0 4 , * 44 I v aritt 1 t i kJet,, B i -', c Ila at at Demerara oath Feb. , tt'o6,2 t en kt, r, 0 eatta, at c 0 poo- t , 1 t ,04 , .iro ce ae ia r e h ab°, 11, na sth January off Clear .4; i'l t. ' eo 4 ' Ver a "dUras' o i r j SN /V 4 ), 11 ,. Cruz. _ . :,.a . t Vera Cruz h • 2 °' e 9 v4 g ''ailecj fr °rn Z a '" ' La g un a i to f ~ i . 6,, h : al., h 0 . ~, nte at Patras 23rd March , 1 d sa'iff w, oi l, ,;te, „ .e t 5 _'. ll ._Patras for Plymouth l9th March Irian 0 t 112 416hfuTei,Cled fr%lßarbadoes erl b aing r l4Nll,..htOr„ason, fro T Ics'e for Cephalonia 21 1 ion k , ki i (ivr e aut cor hest _ rla Venice at Patras 12th Mrair(ciaarnelli ereli f iN 4I, li t ' it ir°a ' e re , We 'o* ° la T •" fi r at P tras 21 st March r oil , tt 41 ~ p b f r ieSte • E e 4,:t, i 044, ro, I. _ ~ , t Patras 23rd March 1, . ~ /k".1,6111167...r,frce3ae0n at Marseilles 2nd April 4 plirx 1 4. N 1 4.8. t .. t Tbe J ame r s n ri.liico, at Trieste 23rd March ' ° t he KO 1;44 40 b ' aart h " the rok"hite, Volger, from the Clyde b y F M, ,I, N. , t a f o „, , s off the Coast of Down, yes e to seil ce offa N . 4, 44 .thre , . but was got off without apparent ren t r AI 7 4 1 - 17 tirt: ofhe 31 .—A S i c tark e 'd,l 9 .o ;, ilts‘ttli,rifacrew, was Pickedship, water logged, dismasted, : ala a ,,,,i, .`46,6 4l Nt e r' f rom rr h is ' b uppn the 24th instant, boats, and brought )ad ;''' 9 41 1 . ,' )4 4 eel' Sher exposed .; st t,,,, eh e have not been we tear she wil roo ° ._ 6 r % it 2 scolt m oo ti to tl 4 e 4 g...... A e been able to ascertain her ftia ll nift ''t N e r ° T o ° a ppea lar ge vessel, f e•en built, and cop. A toll :119" , ,tl)Btli4res ce r6 to have been or r I- is lost on the - e ; , u 4 Othf4te seri°, l a Boneros and La La II ignera \V lac y t . ri liNve k , e !Nor th e 8 a Ppreheusions 14,04 u t , t tli,, 4 Be re Schooner , are entertained re has h sar t , Romeril. she left li S' t 414 1, 4 0 11 . 1 ° 1 1 i e T her, and ' ` .' , ttlttwita tit 7...... tatter her rare o since . been heard of, now in Europe. o v h a ..ran o,:lhe Thomas Lowry, front Sydney to ' Le been" ' b ore in this 610 c. got o ff , and er harbour 26th March, in l i6, . '5....„..........__________11 leak stopped, and she 4 ,, , 1 1 I'li '',e. A fr°,l Li o li ,TN o-, effiti c A ,itb o e , t y 0 . 0 iie r lO bol the , Ay ,Cq,,,Nl' t.e k ,te s .. . APRIL 10.—Wind N. Nvil,.t.ti',`„"ton' af"d Anglesea, Clemence, from Ichaboe ,t,4\1044. rleste—poi 10 ,iL 1 , 1 e' 4, 1„,"%,'i c '." 3, 11 New Orleans—Britein's Pride, 4, ' , a t l, H r 't. from Smyrna—Jesko, Medenich, 411 4 ' l O4 Luke, Zante - Alice Jane, ,k„ Ati, n "4 ~ o ae. Mi erc k en, Philadelphia—Tepic, Ii IsSi i , Di, Flar2 d, New Y or k. 10 Q: ......=__.,. 5t ) Wan, from Belast at this port in 11a 24 r/ . 1 4P° 6A y,O 1 10 7h 1'2 ;6' 4 ani c' tt ted . . jio t 0 tl tt et ' 12, gaol of teloo :,:f 4 ht h e :_ r ara, Mill er , and Isabella, Thorpe, SY 6 ie pel f iin at Trinidad yee o plY 04 0 'clbre, s 'i . hence at Antigua lei 0 0,1 1 1 1 , and Hinda, K.nnedy, hence at Ja c 'P P 17 . '7 1 % Itt : . ft°,l l J Se 50 It . e mat Jamaica for this re ( lit,' ,r,) h e he port 7th ult. 0 ' ere u,ltj A t , , ge t , nee at "..7.L avan n Ice 0 0 , lihiS ‘ kA 'tra etlee at Salt le N ieL " u y Alcoa Bay ha Bay Sai led from Mazatlan for this port on L. tva I)er Oti t : l t .I{Mh f i ey , en ce +ailed from dittoZdar7sth Feb. eilles for this port on the .., h .„ o tk' , 's 124 vi l i S' '141 4 - 50 lc 0 k[ t,,, t,h --- 40 'NI 0 ) l i 4 '14,, t ,t4 4 '1p e rlt ' II- 0 Ili t , eil e for Stettin 50 i og o i r o o r 0 ~ , ,k , o • sailed ,ettin at Elsinore. 0 dye ,4 q„ , , 4 iii,itit. "ona Strotnnets for Valparaiso on :( 0 .) le a s C , ° , 7 o , t i .l 4 'liSi C 1 1 ' elat 10 . .,,,,, D ,, ~,,t. q ; L e l :, iro u 4 Tlie: f m. , o 4 ,..." %e Peck ; Seaflower, Esplin, and 25 , . 1 7 0 r v o , 1 . ; 1 ;,,,:::,,Niii, ~ Qala tz ": 1 haboe at Cove iiirailit.)ol,,,,lf" 1 \,lt4: , t 4i41;?,4,:i c, ,,,;:tri 0tt4140 , laNt le, ... hiat l b r s, n )te a ,: i ff t d d i i t tt to o ,•,, to, li t II r, i t nril s, t Cove 100 inisof h e l d Ni,l'Otitik 1ik 13 4 11 , fr o W th °r eans at the Clyde Stock 2sso Vol IrliLN. l lo,l k ,,Pre v i„ l iNew Orl ans for this port, was lost 20 te j °,io r ii ,V,t4 N t h qag A s s to the 14th ult. Crew and cargo 25 100 reg 1 : 0 , 0,1 pose rs train Ai) , ate 3r Op 'it 1 1k• t h u4 t 605 tons copper ore have been n 2 5. ;fly t i .e 5 0 1 4,1 1), l i,, ll lt * li ii , ti i s ., war . e Cobrero and Alexander Robertson, ''' 60," kr;p1 1 4 4 . !•3 3 .; ti rm r. from c 6, A 01, 1 4 t, i t .q . ,t e , i w k, lu , fr..... . allao for Cor , k, gth ult., in 00v,,,c1i t0;r,4,0 k7l t nti, frolLW,,lchaboe. for Cork. lyth Wt., ocv i ii t ‘ ,1,A,:Nt A ,; . 0 4. zia!,, st ., .. 1 haboe, for Cork. 2 .th ult., 15 ,) ( 11 , i'itNliqsi .4 ' s V 1 , pit-on, from this port, 4th in rice Or 0. '4,t ' , 4 kili) , : t t ion I light-shi • riff' f , 4,1., i .et , L lu rom the 1) Tnndelen" in the Cate a no il v i i, ip p t t ,% i yq,, Admiralty has been received 1 10... t" ill a r 1 1 0 , 4 ,rtor e .. stating that by •.* • v r 41 , "'lli • ,It a advees from the ce ll , , ili ki .,l hiturf that the Trindelen light ,rd, lrk 1' ‘. lriat ea ; snow a red ball of five feet in d, o ir A l ~0,..,, of the red flag she has hitherto '' 0 7 ,1 7 ‘ 'll,‘b \ e Al , 100 '/,'," " ' ' 5 ,North British I Ditto (B.). 50 Preston and Wyre 10 " Runcorn Gap 100 Ditto preference 1 4 Sheffield and Lincoln 824 Sheffield and Manchester 8 Quarter 24 Scottish Central _ 5 shrewsbury and Grand 1 ;tern and Dover o , voi., etv,4 ; 4 1 , _ , 0 ev, Try kt \ t t ;:la, t . kl,eth er " 4 , l ,n N.N.E„ moderate. P ot, 4 q4 , 4 1 ,\ I_l, ( 7ich' Gr an ," , Lind Chusan, from Ichaboe— V,fli,s___.e-.7-Tra Darner, Renne. Porto , t, ;;;T;essi;',...llebe. Thompson, Cephalonia 11l O , I‘ , CR. .01, t..4h,ll,i.ielmina, Groot, Harlingen.... - 6,5 tP ;,klitth4irica Honduras, Robinson, Along r to. hi, h t !'}' r -Thonduras v, vv., ht 1 1 ,..., 1 , —s ole s . Kayser, Jriaica— ilkt‘,Lettk)4'. 11 1 ru e b; Simkins, Valparaiso—Jas. CC 0 0 01. C. 4' 1 44. (I r jrlas et :', lll !,_ Pietou—Betsey 11 11tNO tt Ctt er 4 lof W at "_,HaYti—Defence. Davies; ( .B'enslF ; Lo4"ord, Terry ; Arab. Samp .ll 1, 4 irl , R avensworth, Newholm • ° r r o ti ,it Ntt, a __' l ew ci ri .eYe, and B. n Nevis, Heron ' ior l;kl kt Mari a O rl ea ns — Veracity, Bence. Malta , , 00 014,, lb resa, Dronet, Patterson Antigua—lda, Camp. AP° ;sivlif New shares 2 Trent Valley 29' Ulster 20 Yarmouth and Norwich 50 % - ork and N rth Midland 25 Ditto hlit Share, 10 Ditto, (Scarborough) York and Selby .851 shares Ditto £25 shares g) *'. l 7 Z — , t he Pacific, at Columbia River, f ier y - 040", i t, 500,t7 ~N, * , , g yic I) of o' l 4, tee ~` IA 1 , 4 1,'tt„4, ~ id ' A I .10 I N'Y 0 o',itt ClJeo l. l l ' ,Vk s iP i k ' 4 4 20 f 9 1, 1 4' 4 k, 'N I..ti lk . R. 4 at 0 20 , i -I -an 10 ' C V O ° f ik , ,'i.' • b' itcp 4 . 1 1 4, 1)% ` e R aYtien •ch .li'lt trINN he ° a. f, . and railed 27th Feb. 10 2 " i , e 1 , .r, e or r , 5 , i, ,,, , , , ,11,, , , , :„:,t ,,, , ,, ,4 „,., t,,,, , ,; ,,_„ ~ ,, , t, .; .ll, ..Q.fraoniHavanaat St. Jago de Cuba 0 ily f •ce i j ki t ,' '", k 4 t , h °o 4 4, t i at tio Swansean 20 10 4 ol i i , t l ,l hi lt ::t,, 11, 1 a.t L a ,,.?tli for this 2d ult., and Tri- StOCk ri„Or°o Ilii9ll4,ll‘qklita'.tt,ht 4oreayr,, port 100 i ci ,, a t or e khh 'lli t ii, ' h il eci 'iee iit , "aYta for this port on the sth 1 1 01 r b e 1 01 , 1 4 kil l ' t"tir 1t %.: i . ; 4 4' 4 04, 'arnpi f t irec i t i, 1 1 / 44 ;`,1k,,'1t0,ct ' , ls ti eol,,;(,° . 100 0 1 ,,,i 1 1 , t ~,,,i0 , ; , . ,,, -t m ai uiti, t , - rna 14th ultimo • Grecian, Stock ,ge ph ii i , l,Sl r '4l tl4 A te to °. all for this por ° t . 20 yr , ill i'S Yi Ne t tli i lsi °'n 'c 'adr• 100 3 0, 11 4 it t S 4, 4 1 1,:,, h . tp . , 1 :4, 4 4 fo r'i r e t r h t .e. I k E ii :YPt. at Gibraltar, with 40 ,04f' VY/er,a4'l,,, at ( I,thy tti l a p, it. Y, from ditto at ditto, in° o , ' ,N t v,, /.l 4 !l i t A 1 ;14: 1 m a i tto 4 at G ibr _.. 1 y 1, tp, IT A,I. t l ii,, , d, k tlri t i ti altar lie l ik,,,, 4 , t, q 4, i' A tk oe otri B at tt DP A, 1,, , % t 11i i , Ik at e Son Cove ii; A1 , 1, t t'A 4 1 'i t h at „. 4 e ' Aaron — , --. 14, Bates, and Retrieve, 4°' A 111 ' . :, 4,'' he h t h t F 94 1 k,1 t N1 1 ," ko ' 1 :;% tl, :. 4 ek h rh e Ic .t r iE : e r. Prod s, , c•cif l h jit:t.iktb,likail;ll;; e e , t ;'es Pl atte -, s .r.?ln St. Michael's ti,4.1,.4,:,11,_atu ~;15,1,,;..erew saved. is morning, fell • , ' tOn.k ~;.- 1.1 .1 No it,.. ' " n es h , - a. - NoNt stied!de`iett,C B front this port 26th N ovem b er, VC:N: Vie, pecenaber, both f or N ew Y ork, '44 4t e l nle;a Trinidra ad for this port on the 24th stitchange 13uildings ;Torrington Docks 200 ;Torrington Water Works. 2& iLiverpool Fire and Life 100 Liverpool Dnek Mind 10 Marini 100 5 cw Gas ke C( mpany , 5 I Ditto, quarter . . , 20 loc k Ferry 10 steam Tug Compan Person Patient is relieved at the Dispensary 21 Newcastle and Darlington June FRENCH, Rz.c. RAILWAYS 2 B , u!ogne and Amiens 2 Central of France 2 Lyons and Avignon 1 Or.eans and Bourdeaux 2 Paris and Lyons 20 Paris and Orleans 20 Paris and Rouen 2 Paris and Strausburgh 12 Rouen and Havre 14 Strasburgh and Basle 2 Sambre and Meuse 1 Tours and Nantes BANKS, and MISCELLANEOUS 12& Liverpool Rank 10 Ditto Banking C.lnpany 10 Ditto Boroug - li Bank 10 Ditto Commercial sae Ditto Royal o Ditto Uni , n 10 Manchester & Liverpool Dsctrict. 10 North and South Wales. 174 Anderton Carryin a- Company tootle Water Works - Coal Gas Company nitto newshares. EASTERN DISPENSARY.-ROSE-HILL Report of cases for the week ending April I I . Lien --- ~..l wteuseu raueins wu iii to attena, and visited at their own POUSe , 't ; ' C " t i , ! li et; f °. tot i lla a, ~ ,k er rie• .rom St. Miehael for Li- Total ' Ivr "as d r . Platters esterda and Physicians.—Dr Gouthwaite and Dr Ashcroft r eek, lite(' on shor e npar Ce% aes, Surgeons.—Mes . srs. Hayes, I.ockwoo ' cl, and Harris. • House SurgeOns.—Messrs. Qildersleeves and Eccleston SATURDAY, APRIL 12.—Wind N.B. to N.W • ' • ARRIVED.—George IV, Cornelius, from Rio Grande--Bosco pa, from Lisbon—Themis, Brown, from New Orleans— Barbara, from Mauritius—Annie, and Mirac e, from Ichaboe—Salopian. Bell, from J , maica— Barbadian, from Cuba—Fanny, from Sa vannah—Memphis, from Mobile—Concordia, from Boston— Lawsons. and Manchester, from Trieste. SArcicn.—Ambassador, Castle, for Africa—Phoenix, Greaves, for Antigua—Wm. Henry Angas, Thomas, for Honduras— Tonka, Madanich, for Rio Janeiro—Garrick, Trask; Ohio. Lyon, and North Star, Wylie, for New York—Calcutta, Lin gard, ditto, &c —Adams, Gay, for Charleston—Trenton. Cot ting, for Boston—Peel's One. Askam ; Agnes. M•lntyre; Agent, M'Auley ; John, ileselton ; Wellington. Blerikin ; Brutus. Long ton; Warren Hastings, Mason. and Sisters, Christon, for Que hec—Wolfville, Ronald, for Montreal —Larch, Stewarts, and Robert. Fletcher, for Newfoundland—Pulla, West, for Nap:es— Minx, Penrod, for Marseibes—Chase, Vernon , for Lisbon— Acastus, Rice, for Constanti ., ople—lsabella. Baird , for Cron stadt—and Marchioness of Bute, Joblin, for Trieste. Monarch, Broom, hence at St. Lucia Amelia, Milordt, hence for Stettin, at Klein Auguste, Kirkhove, hence at Ghent Cygnet, Hughes. hence for St. John, N.B. at Donegal Zephyr, Kirkpatrick, hence for Quebec, at ditto Alexander Brandt, Hubert; Concordia, Jansen, and Ariadne, Grote, hence at Hamburg Fanny, from Savannah, off iape Clear Salopian, Pell, from Jamaica, off Waterford Governor, Varty, from St. Domingo. at Cove St. George. Martin, from Ichaboe, ditto Formosa, Laidley, hence for Glasgow. off Cove Viscount Saudon, Lancaster, from China, at Downs ; sailed Bth Dec. and from St. Helana 22nd Feb. On 22,1 d Dec. in lat. 4 S. long. 106 E, spoke the St. Lawrence, from Sincapore for Liverpool Alecto, Ayshford, from Mauritius, off Waterford; sailed 29th Dec. On 23rd Feb. in lat. IN, long. 20 W, spoke the Princess Royal, for Port Philip. On 6th April, in lat. 50, ling. 15, spoke the Odessa, from Liverpool for St. John, N.B. Lord Keane, Roberts, grounded at Ichaboe 9th Feb. and had four feet water in her hold SUNDAY, 13th APRIL.—Wind West. ARRIVED. —Good Intent, Worthington ; Springfield, Parry ; Swan, Taylor; Importer, WLaren ; Henry Duncan, Kent ; from New Orleans. —Harmony, Jameson; Rankin, Meckle ; Satellite; fr• m Mobile.—Monticello, Lambert; Kalamazoo, M'Cerran ; Hottinguer, Bursley ; from New York.—John Ren. wick, Bell, from Charleston.—Christina, Fletcher, from Ceylon. —Syria, from Savannah.—Swallow, from Laguira.—Lusitania, Adolph° ; Cicily, Hepburn; from Trieste.—Eliza, Nowlan ; P , ells, Thomas; front Palermo.—Mary Jane, Osborne, from Malta.—ltob,rt Moffat, from Odessa.—Alecto, Ay- hford, from Maur ties. —Douce Davie, Frazer ; Ann ; Ann Bates ; Palermo ; from Ici , aboe.—Atain Smith, from West Coast —Caroline, Ste phens, from Alexandria.—Trinity Yachts Desire; from St. Michael.—Devonia, Long, from Lisbon.—Amelia, from Naples. SAILED —Princess Charlotte, Nickels, for Quebee.—Marengo, Holberton, for Boston. Cambria (steamer), Judkins, from Boston, at Liverpool; sailed Ist...lprd, and from Halifax 3d April, and arrived in the Mersey at 4 a.m. this morning. On 2tl April, off Seal Island, spoke the Flora Hastings. On the .7th April, in lat 47, long 39, spoke the Great West. rn (steamer) from Liverpool for New York • 'On 12th April, off Cork. spoke the Satellite. Lord Seaton. Fitzsinr , ns, from New Orleans, at Liverpool. On the gth April, in lat 52, long 11, picked up the crew of the Jose. hine, from Christiansand, tor Barcelona, which had been rundown by an English barque. At half-past six this morn ing the L Seaton got in contact with the Maria Theresa, from Liverpool, or Senegal, in the new channel, when the lat ter vessel sunk. Crew saved. Bezer, Adams, from St. Michael, at Liverpool. On 7th April, iu at 49, long 12, spoke tire Smile, from Liverpool, for Mon tr. al. Scotland, Thompson; Adelaide, Hannah; Scotia, Leslie; Euclid, Dawson ; Windsor -Castle, Hanley, and Robert Parker, Dwight, hence at Mobile James Edward, and Mademseh, Chase, hence at Philadelphia Tusaina, Williams, and John Baring, Michaels, •hence at Charleston Siddi•ns, Cobb ; Liverpool, Eldridge ; New York, Cropper; Yorkshire, Bailey; Sea, Edwards; Stephen Whitney, Thomp son St. Patrick, Seymour, and Ashburton, Huttleston, hence at New York Mary Ann. Brown : Byron, Pearson, and James'Calder, Car ter, hence at Boston Lochinvar, We too•A ; T. H. Perkins, Haman ; Alexander, Leeds ; Louisiana, Stenson ; Hampden, Cowan ; Colombo, Conn ; Kilby, Jan-win : Eliza Ann, Green; Lucy, Gould; Emi grant, Bowman.; Isaac Allerton, Torry, and -George Stevens, henc at New Orleans Mary, Kilian , ' ; Brothers, Kills, and Argyle, Clements, hence at Halifax 'tuna. and Thomas Le 'cli, hence at Pernambuco Chieftain, from 'Liverpool, was on the tar of the Mississippi lgth March Llaritan urn 4bbey, from Ichaboe, at Mobile Wilson, Jordan, & Thetis, White, from Ichaboe, at Charleston Lady F. Hastings, from London, and Barbara, from Ichaboe, at New Orleans land, Penguin d Flit,et, and Golden Fleece, from Falmouth ; FE from Halifax ; Na ad, from Ichaboe, and Rob, from St. Helena, all at Pernambuco CnAs.LEstron. March v7.—The Lord Ashburton, which fire ,Oth Feb. at Charleston, has been discharged ; reloaded, £ I sailed for L:verpool 22th March ; about SA bales cotton w considerably damaged, and have been sold. APRIL 14 Bomba LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL, 8 We have had a slow sale for Whats to-day, at a de cline of Id. on English and Foreign, and of ld. to 2d. per 70 lbs. on Irish parcels. Barley arid Malt difficult of sale.—Beans and Pease steady in value. Oats in moderate request, and quite as dear. Oatmeal dull, and unchanged in value. CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL H. The grain duties, which have not varied in any respect for several weeks, continue as last reported. A large supply or Wheat and Flour, with a fair quantity of Oats and Oatmeal, has been received from Ireland during the past three days, but the general arrival Coastwise is only mo derate, and that from abroad is c mprised in 2000 qrs. Egyptian Beans and 600 qrs. Oats from Harlingen. The country has been relieved, at intervals since the beginning of the week, by a fail of rain, which had become much wanted for Grass and the Spting Corn lands, the sowing of which is now in acti e pro gress throughout the district, under very favourable circum stances. The trade thas ruled uniformly dull since Tuesday, and at our market to-day we had the merest retail inquiry for any article. Wheats were held for the quotations of Tuesday, which we repeat as almost nominal ; acid we can scarcely vary the cur rency for 'Flour, though many parcels of secondary quality are offering at comparatively low rates. The price or Oats, Oat meal, and other articles remain almost nominally unchanged, so little having been done as to - make it difficult in many cases to define a precise value. Notking doing in bond. PRICES OF GRAIN red; s. d. s. d 6 14 lold Wheat, le , 70th Eugli h new ritto, white kis!' red .. Ditto, white aye, English, 1) qr Harley, English .. Scotch &Irish,v , •6olbl 4 0 Malt, English, v• qr Irish Oats, lg. 7olb. E'lish & Scotch, new Irish. fine qualities., good middling 6 7 4 !do. 6 0 6 8 !do. 6 8 6 P. ido, - ~ - Irish6o%; —34 0 lehevalir 1 :34 0 —35 0 4 6 , feeding.; 3 9_ 4 0 • brown . ISS 0 —6l 0 --- do. '54 U —56 0 - !old .... 3 6 3 9 o—2 n \ 2 10 0 , / do. '•3 0-3 .6 2 9 - 2 8 - 0 .0 - 0 30 - 8 39 0 --41 36 0 -37 undried Welsh I old . Beans, English, 'la qr 34 0 —37 0 !do . Scotch& Irish,49ABolb 33 0 —35 0 do. . Pease, English, white 3B 0 —4O 0 blue.... -- Do. & Irish.... maple 36 0 —3B 0 'grey !34 0 —35 0 Tares, sqr . 36 0 —3B 0 Fereig. , 34 0 —35 0 Flour, 4 , 2801 It. English, fine 3l 0 —32 0 I srtper ..132 6 —33 6 Irish )atmeal, Ip , 1 . of .2401 t, I Irish, new 23 6 —24 0 told 23 0 -23 6 LIVERPOOL PRICES 'CURRENT &sings MA DII,RR, qp• CIVt. S. 0. S. 0 Montreal,Pot 23 9 6J 24 0 MAW', crop 80 0 —Bl 0 Pearl, new - 26 0 —26 6 Ornbro 69 0 —7B u U. States, Pot 00— 0 0 Gr.mene 57 0 —67 0 Pearl none. Mnll 0 0 0 0 BARK, Quereit 7 0 8 0 French, S.F. Oak, la , ten 45 10 6 10 S.F.F 6O 0 —63 0 German.... 4 0— 5 0 E.S.F 62 0 —66 0 BRIMSTONE, V ton E.5.F.F.68 0 72 0 Sicily, &c... 50 0— 5 5 Spanish 6 , 0 —65 0 Tuscany.... -- -- M ()LASS HS, 4) cut. CASSIA 1.1023 NA ,S. d. s. d St.'Lucia, &c l7 6 —lB 0 09 , cut. in ltd 54 0— 58 0 Demerara, &c l7 0 —lB 6 ‘VRR-SEED, 40. Cwt. .Bar & Antigua 18 '6 —2O 0 red 42 0— 52 0 MUW.IRET, awl 0 ,0 0 0 Fa 0 American French & Germ.ss 56 0 Oil, Olive, y. —56 0 Gallipoli Trieste .... COCOA, 13 COI Trinidad... , 40 0— Grenada 30 0— Brazil COPFKE, ewe, in bond. Jama. tri ..t 4 1 a —42 0 .. 40 0 --41 0 45 0 S 33 0 Malaga Porn ill,l levar.t ordinary good& finc.o. 48 0— 53 0 pale 32 0 middling.... 68 0— 78 0 coloured 27 0 good mid. .. 84 0-108 0 Cod 2g -10 fine mid. &sc. 116 0-142 0 LINSEED, v cu' 2 '0 Dutch. triaze )__ _ ._ _ R son. Is, .. d.. nr. as 40 0 -41 40 0 -41 0 49 .8 -40 10 37 0 - 39 0 27 0 - 130 0— 44 0 I Palm,4 , ton Irnih,* 2 52 galls -32 10 —3l o —3O 0 —26 6 I - ---:-' --- t . "S 30 0— 40 0 .iipe,paie ao. 39 a 3rdinary . J furpen. as cw .35 ,0 good &line.o. 45 0— S 5 0 RICE, Itl , t•E middling-- 60 0— 65 0 'Carolina good mid -27 0 -18 0 70 0- Mocha Ceylon Java - 9 6 -11 6 45 0- 4 25 0- 14 0- NORTHERN HOSPITAL, APRIL 12. [WEEKLY REPORT.] ADMITTED. DISCHARGED. Accidents l6 I Cured 8 Medical and Surgical cases Relieved and at own request 1 Upon recommendation ... 14 Attending as Out Patients. 2 - Irregular Total .. Remaining in the Hospital. . 76. Consulting Surgeon, William Gill, Esq. House Visiters, John Lightbody and R. P. Cartsr, Esqrs. Treasurer, it. W. Eateson,Esq. Chaplain, Rev. Wm. Hughes.--House-Surgeon, Mr. Parker LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, APRIL 12 DISCHARGED ADMITTED. In-patients cured 25 i In-patients 4l Relieved and at own request 6 Out-patients Made Out-patients I Casuals during the week.. 9 Irregular D Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr .Dawso n Chaplain... ...... Rev. W. Charmer. Apothecary, Mr. George Padley. House Visiters, Thos. Macgill and C. W. Reade, Esqrs. House Surgeon. Mr. M`Cheane. JAMES BOLD. Treasurer, SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL, APRIL 1, 1844. IN PATIENTS Admitted Cured and Relieved Dead . . Under Treatment OCT PATIN:NTS 4q I Entered on the Rook 16 Cured and Relieved 3 I Dead .. 59 Under Treatment Chaplain, Rev. T. Nolan. Treasur r ... John Platt. Esq, Physician. Dr. Grindrod. Surgeons, J. Churton;J. L. Minshull , and James Petrie, M.D Esqrs. House-Surgeon, Mr. J. W. Metcalfe. Assistant House-Surgeon, Mr. T. W. Challinor. NORTH HAY MARKET, APRIL 14 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. 8. d. s. d. O 11 0 I 1 !Potatoes. To polb_ O 0 -- 0 0 Cups 1 10-2 0 0 1 1 0 Short-tops 0 0 0 Pink-eyes 0 7- 0 Si ,Turbips. qfr ton 25 0— 0 $ • 7i— 0 Si Man glewurzle 27 0— 0 0 0 si 0 0 !Manure s. d. s. d Ray, old 2 ,, tb new Clover Green ditto straw, Wheat. Oat PACKET LIST. GENERAL POST-UPFICE, April 1 . 1 PRICES OF SHARES t Amt. I iio Paid. SHARES ---• RAILWAYS. 20 23 Barnsky Junction 50 5 Birkenhead, M'chester& Chester. los Info sirmingharn and Gloucester • 25 .25 Ditto quarter 5 Blackburn and Preston 4 Bolton, Wigan and Liverpool 70 Bristol and Exeter Bristol and Gloucester 6 Caledonian --- a• I 50 Clie-tc , r and nrkenhead 50 10 Ditto new Shares 25 5 Ditto half . 50 5 Chester and Holyhead 20 - 1 Chester and I.'. rexham 50 2/ 'Dublin and Belfast ... 50 5 Dublin and Cashel ... 75 6o Dublin and Drogheda, 25 2/ Dundee and Perth 25 25 j i:astern Counties 6 2-3 53s 4d i Perpetual 6 2-3 a4d Perpetual, No. 2 50 50 , dinuurgh and Glasgow 12* 12* Ditto quarter 20 20 Edinburgh, Leith and Granton. 20 5 Ditto, preference-shares .... 25 1* Glasgow and Dumfries 25 25 .4 aS4ow, Paisley. & Greenock 12* 12* Ditto half sh res 71 I* Ditto preference 50 50 Glasgow and Ayr.. 12* 12* Ditto quarter shares 00 100 .rand Junction SO 59 Ditto half shares 25 12* Quarter „ One-eighth 00 Treat North of England 75 ;real Western 50 Ditto Half Shares 4 Ditto Fifth Shares .... 0 f 50 Hull and Selby 2a I 10 Ditto quarter I 0 1 0 Lanca,ter and Carlisle 475 .ancaster ann Vreston 19 Ditto three-quarter shares 100 -iverpool and Manch,ster 50 Ditto half shares .• . Ditto new 2 i Liverpool, Orinskirk & Preston 100 London and Birmingham 2 Ditto £32 shares 2 Ditto quarter shares 45 1 London & Brighton [24 Ditto Loan Notes '° London and South Western 6 _ Ditto new shares ... 2 ( London and Wark 5 Leeds and Bradford 4 2 0 4 ancliester out dirmingliam I Ditto quarter.. 4 !Manchester, Bolton & Rossendale 93 Manchester, Bolton, & Bury V, Manchester and Leeds Ditto halt shares 2 Ditto quarter shales idland Counties , 1-sth Shares la ; Newcastle and Ber• ick 100 N THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD liiarkets. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, APRIL 4. With the e ception of Saturday and M nday last, when a large extent of business was done, and at rather higher p ices than on Friday last, the market this week has been flat and the demand languid, prices closing, it any thing, rather under our quotations of this day week, being decidedly move in favour of buyers than at th ,t period. Speculators have taken 8700 bales of American, and expor ers 2680 American, 3eo Pernams, and 150 Surat. The sales t , -day are 5000 bales, about Ito for ex port, and 500 on speculation, the market closing rather heavily, ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, From the sth to the I :th April, inclusive. Prices paid IMPoRTB SALES OF THE WEEK. in the week. This Wk. thisyear _ 16i 0 830 Sea Island Cli 60 Staincd 120 , 0 Bowed Georgia 9510 {A l lab obi a l m e a and Tenn es ' 2 - 5 - - 1836 , New Orleans ig7n f Pernambuco ALParal.l Si 6e 1 ""' " 1 Aricatiand Ceara 240 Bahia and Mageio • B3O { Maranham Minas i _ _ I , 134633 225;05 15169 4545 } 8649 • Para ▪ Demerara,Surinam,&c 880 Egyptian - 6; .7. 8-1 Barbadoes Peruvian . Bahama • Laguayra • ... Common West India ▪ Carthagen a ....... .... Smyrna .... Manilla 2390 Surat • , Madras .... Bengal ..... ........ 45530 bales I WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, APRIL 8. Total quantities per Price per Imp. Quarter. trop. Quarter, 297 ..e2 4 7 0 0 0 Wheat Oats £662 1 3 0 0 0 DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 11. There was but a moderate supply of Wheat at this day's mar ket, yet the sale was dull at the reduction of Tuesday, whils'l Oats were in demand, and in come instances a further advance of 3d. per barrel was obtained. Balky stationary. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 14. The supply of Cattle at market to-day was smaller than las week, the greatest part of which was sold at an advance in price. Beef, 54d to 6d; Mutton, 6d to 6id per lb. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, APRIL 14. The trifling remnant of old Butter, and the small importation of new by the steamers, appear to be quite sufficient, to meet the consumption of dealers at present. Prices are much as last quoted ; but, we think, a reduction of a couple of shillings (sa y ltiBs to 110 s 6d) will be about the mark at the close of the week. Beef as before. Pork continues to advance, being fully 55 per barrel higher since this day week. LEEDS CORN MARKET. APRIL 5. We continue to be liberally supplied with all Grain. Good runs of red Wheat nearly obtained last week's prices, but other descriptions must be quoted is. per quarter lower. Barley has met exceedingly dull sale, and has been sold at fully Is. per qr. decline. Beans are not quite so well sold to-day, but Oats fully maintain their value. I+ - -L1 - : :: I 1 2i - 32 i } 1370 } 22809 419903 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, APRIL 14. Throughout the whole of last week there was an evident and growing desire manifested both by consumers and speculators to get hold of a tittle Cotton at the very low price to which it has now been brougnt. Holders freely offered their stocks, so that a considerable business was done to-day. The amount of sales reach 5600 bales, at p , ices much on a par with those or ;sat week. The steamer's accounts confirm the large amount of receipts at the ship iug ports, so that a very large crop is now placed beyond all doubt and dispute. HULL CORN MARKET, APRIL 8. We have experienced another dull week in the Corn trade without any material alteration in prices. At to-day's market although the supply of Wheat was again short, the rates of las week were hardly obtainable. Barley continues -as dull as pos sible, and rather cheaper. Beans are much the same as las noted. Oats fully maintain their value, and in some instances obtained au advance. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, APRIL 9 Bluing the present week the Wheat trade has continued dull and inanimate, the few transactions reported being at a small reduction on last week's rates. Malting Barley difficult to sell, several malsters having as much stock as they intend wetting this season ; grinding qualities move only In retail lots, at for mer prices. Some quant i ty o f O ats f ound b u •ersat last week's rates. Scans firm, and fewer English offering, Egyptian also held for some improvement, being reduced into a narrower com pass. WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 11. There is a large arrival of Wheat this week; the quantity keeps the market depressed, and prices are again rather in fa vour of the buyer. There is, however, no desize to p ess sales, and at Is. per qr. decli, e a large business would be done. Bar ley very dull, and Is. per qr. lower. Oats and Shelling steady. Beans not vary in value. No alteration In other articles. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 12. The weather continues cold, and vegetation makes slow pro gress; but, as will be seen by a reference to the list, arrivals continue so large as to keep the tiade in a state of extreme de pression. Though, however, the business of the week has been very limited, we hake ❑ot noticed any particular disposition to force sales; and the same remark applies to the Liverpool and Wake. field m4rketi of yesterday. All that can be Said of the trade to-day is, that prices are not lower than in the early part of the week. There is rather more inquiry for Oats, but without its leading to any actual business of moment. Wheat may be considered 2d per bushel, and Flour Is per sack, lower than on this day week : other articles without variation in value. C-' 'Fi C e:P.4 ) 457B 'TV t — cc E —e. t.)g• E . *:l; 014 a g:01 - 4 1 ",7 Zg l-3 cLZaz c 'PV 'AM "V to o 17 ,-48 g.ow z ttig.gg : P "' r ' = Egggt6gPlig mao 51 t g . m ge4 st , c) o 1.1. 3 '"z 0 z CP . 8 I, et 41 0 4 5 S t CI e - S, ,' 7 - • °Woe. t=' E , ‘Q ▪ r.tc 4 • Z.' • 4 O .7. O 1 , - ; e. ..• .3 t:i 35 0- 65 0 46 0- 35 0- good& fine.. 32 0— 42 0 12 to Id o. p2B 3 2 St. Domingo.. 25 0— 28 0 stronger 34 4 4 Brazil 3O 0— 32 0 choice marks.. 4 6 5 0 Laguira....- 29 0— 75 0 SAFFLOWER, ap riot Ovicwoons,v ton .e. R. .e. :,. Bengal. Logwood, Jam. 5 5 5 7 Hon. & Dom.s 15— 6 u _ Campeachy 7 0— 7ls ambit), good & Knot 6 0 —1 0 ord. & mid 3 O 1 JO - 2 Hi Puerto Cabello 0 0- - 8 10— East Jndia: 22 0 —2B 0 0 SouthAmericalll4 0 —ll 0 9 0 SHELL LAC, 19 , CICt. in band. INICARAGUA Woo; Rio de la Hache orange 48 0 —6O liver and block 32 0 —43 0 lo o— n 10— E 3 0- 12 10 I Neutria, 4). doz. G 0 810 Chinehilli, do. i 0 0 16 0 Seal, each hod, Ango.s 0— 5 5 SHUMA(.4 cwt 4 5 Sicily Gaboon 0 -10 6 :'II.A X, 24; tan. Riga. P.T.R. P'burg, 9 head I Verona Tyrolese SUGAR, V' Cla a 0 56 6 6 7 0 g 6 Museovado 3ist brown 4 dry brow good & mid.. 46 0 —49 fine &v. fine 34 0 0 -67 0 dabs and n 20,33 0 —3B 0 45 0— 50 0 1 brown & yel. S 9 0 —4B 0 Jamaica GO 0-200 u fine yellow ...5o 0 —56 0 E. India, in bd 15 0— 20 0 I East India, Bengal GUM, 49 , cwt. Kbaur 33 0 —3B 0 Barbary Senegal good and fines 6 0 —63 0 extra fine.... S 7 U —6l 0 ) 0 I Manilla, in bd. IS 0 —l 9 6 e S. , Havana, do S 0— 2-8 10 brown Hamicv ton Je_ Is o —ig 0 20 03 —22 6 24 C —26 0 28 0 —3l 0 so 10 white ord 19 o good & line 0 41 Brazil, in bond_ 26 0 brown l5 0 —l9 0 • It yellow 0 0— o 0 white ord. good and flne22 0 —24 0 TALLOW, 4. cwt. Piburgh, Y.C. 30 6 Archangel times, Ox andCov,t lb B. Ayres and Monte Video Jamaica. Leeward Isl. Dem. & Berb Honduras Havana New York, Bostos Charleston, S New Orleans Canada British North orneriest Newfoundland Brazils River Plate East Indies -40 0 good & prime.. 0 63 0 7ii Odessa 38 6 —39 0 D. salted .... 0 38— 0 431 Archangel o o— 0 o N. Amer . salted 0 34 0 3 8 Buenos Ayres 34 0 —39 e Brazil dry salted 0 44 0 si Stockholm .... 15 0 —l6 0 Rio, dry Valparaiso, dry 0 5 0 6 Carolina Odessa, &c. dry 0 5-- 0 6 Virginia W. India, dry.. 0 43 0 6 TARTAR, r cwt. salted.. 0 33 0 5 Cream of Tartar6s 0 —6O 0 mina... East India .... 0 7 1 0 brown and ye 1.52 0 —6j 0 Batavia Kips, B.A. dry. 0 7 0 83 TEA, v lb. in bond. New South Wales Horse, d. each 9 0 —I4 0 Bohea, Canton 0 4 • 6 Cape of Good Hope HORNE HAIR, sr. lb. Fokein —— Africa Short mixed 1 6 2 0 Twankay, coin. 1 14— 1 2 1 9 2 4 Malta, Sicily, &c. combed mid. to good 1 3 1 10 smyrna and Constantinople, INDioo, 4, tb.in send. Pekoe, Orange 1 4 2 8 Malaga Bengal. Campoi, Madeira pur. & violet •0— • • corn. to good none Western Isles, Cape de Verds blue & violet 0 0— 0 • Hyson Skin.... I • I 1 Lisbon blue violet, & fin 5 0— 5 6 Soucliong,com. 1 2 1 4 France ord. & mid. 4 3 5 0 good to fine 1 6 2 9 Holland violet & cop. 1 ~, 4 • Pekoe, flowerY fine 2 2 6 4 0 6 3 0 Petersburg , Hamburg, Riga, Bremen, &c.&c. .. . mixed .. I " Hyson, corn ... 1 0— 2 2 Gott en b urg, Stockholm 4 0 3 6 Young Hyson I • $ 0 Oporto 4 3 Imperial 12 6 -13 6 14 0 -15 0 con. quaity Madras, ATEST DATE Direct. II direct Nov. 26. Feb. 15. March] ; . • Feb. 2U. 7 March 27 .. Jan. 17. .. March 6 & fine. 3 6 & mid. 2 6- 2 3 gunpowder, good and fine 2 0— 5 e L TOBACCO, la 115. in bond. _ 4 0— 4 9 i J. River, Leaf.. 0 2 0 0 _ _ 3 0— 4 0 Stemmed 0 0— o o ------..._ Cortes - U 4 Australia .. Bombay ... Carracas, Flo. 3 g— 4 6 Maryland .... 0 0— 0 0 Bahia .. ~. Sobresßarbadoes. Cortes 1 6 2 9 Bengal 3 0— 4 0 TuaMacic, IP cwt. 11 in o b — on l d 3 . 0 Calcutta ... LAC Dvs, 14 M. TURPENTIrsTE, V owl. B. Ayres ... D.T. and prime 1 6 2 6 American .... 6 0— 7 6 mid. to good 0 5 1 6 VA Lox tA, .iti , tntt.W a it a C. (4. Flom ord. Fr infer. 0 2 0 4 Smyrna, pickedls 0 —l9 0 Charleston . MADDER RooTs sp 044. Al orea lO 0 —l5 0 China ...... Smyrna Tripoli & Syria 0 o p African French .. none 0 0 East India Nap1e5........ 55 0=- 0 01 keyericall ••• • 7 o—7 15 La Guavra. Guatimala, Ir tE Sobres tress. 23 0 and 16 o mid to fine 75 0 I African 45 0 Rum, qft gallon krnaiea, a as ~ z z N X . . . i . c_. a a- a ..) ..: . i ..c. .c 'g ... = ~ 0 = r , .. ...< V V 4O .0 _ ... I PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S LONDON Az.LIVERPOOL,I Outward 25s odo 30 0 30s od3iui.l die 20 0— 0 0 20 0— 39 0 5 ko 0 50 0-60 0 35 0 —5O 0 33 0-44 0 25 0 —so 0 17 6 20 0 90 0— 0 0 20 0— 0 0 40 0-50 .0 25 0— 34 9 1 9 . - 00100- o o— o 0 0 0— 0 o 25 0— 30 0 25 0— 30 0 35 0 —4O 0 30 0 (W.) 35 0-40 0 35 0-40 0 50 0— 60 0 60 0— 70 0 35 0-40 0 35 0-40 0 40 0 - 35 0 - 30 • - 50 0 40 0 - 40 0 40 0 - -- 105 0 - 16 6-- 17 6 17 6-- 20 0 50 0-60 0 40 0— 50 0 17 6-20 0 17 6-30 0 30 0— 0 0 40 0— 0 0 17 6-- 20 0 17 6-- 20 o 15 0-- 20 0, 15 0 -- 20 0 20 0- 25 0 17 6- 20 0 20 0- --- 17 6-20 0 30 0 - --- 20 0- 25 0 40 0- 50 0 30 0- 40 0 50 0-60 0 40 0- 50 0 0 0 - 0 0 - -.-- 0 0- 0 0 1 -- -- 0 0- AT LIVERPOOL Direct. llndirect Lima .• ?Jan. 24 St. Ifelena Maranham .. 23 .. .. -- .. Mauritius • . Jan. 17. Mobile March 23 Monte Video. .. Jan. 31. N. Orleans 1 .. March 22 New York 1 q, .. 31 Pernambuco . .. Feb. 21. Rio Janeiro..l . Savannah.... .. March 26 Valparaiso . Dec 23. VCra Cruz . • Ma. c I STATE OF TRADE. MANCHESTER.—The country trade houses are unusually busy for a great many drapers have been here making their parcels, for the spring. The spinners and manufacturers are complain ing that they cannot effect sales to any extent without giving way in price, which some have dchre; but, stocks being still light, and many working to order, no material change can be noted. The printers were never known at this season of the year co he so flat, and one or two extensive ones have stopped several of their mach nes until a change takes place. Indeed, we never remember the print trade to be worse, and every one appears at a loss to account for it. Fustians and domestic cloth still continue to sell better than printers, and at this we are not surprised ; for three or four years ago, when the heavy fabrics were so depressed, many makers turned to lighter cloth, which they have co. tinned to make ever since, so the makers of heavy cloth are much more limited than they were. 21-inch 6's. 55 id to 5s 3d ; and 72's, is 4id to 5s gd.—Manchester Ad vertiser, of Saturday. LEEDS.—The markets in the Cloth Halls, on Saturday and Tuesday last, were well attended by buyers. The goods which still continue most in demand are those of a fine and mi dling quality. In the warehouses the business done continues steady, and prices firm. Stocks, generally, are low ; but the supply horn the manufacturers is equal to the demand. In many in stances, however, the manutacturers are ma ing to carder. BRADFoan.---The amount of goods disposed of at our market on Thursday was tolerably lrrge. Manufacturers, however, as well as spinners, complain that prices are scarcely remunera tive, owing to the high figure which Wool continues to main tain. Stocks of all kinds are low, and no reduction in the prices of Wool can reasonably be expected until a supply of new comes to market. HUDDERSFIELD.—The demand for the staple manufacturers of this town and neighbourhood continues brisk; and on Tues day the market was well a tended both by buyers and sellers, and a proportionate large amount of business was transacted. Ve flogs are not quite in so much demand as they were a month back. No change in the price of wool. 11A LlFAX.—There was an improvement in our market on Sa turday in demand for all kinds of light fancy goods suitable for h me consumption, and also for Yarns. Wool is decidedly bet ter to sell. especially the finer sort of matchings, &c. Nulls and brokers are selling at from ss. to 10s. per pack more this week than for several months past. WAKEFIELD WOOL MARKET. — There is not the least variation to notice in either the sh .rt or long wool trade from last week, there is a moderate but not extensive business doing at former rates. ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET. —There is no improvement in the piece market to-day ; the demand still continues limited, and prices lower. Wool may be quoted rather stiffer to-day. LEICESTER. —No alteration of importance to be noted in wools and yarns The spring demand is improving, doubtless in consequenc: of the fine weather; and a fair average business Is expected in the course of a few weeks. For autumn goods the demand is dull, and there are but few shl,ming orders. Hosigav AND LACE TRADE.—The condition of the wrought cotton hose yet keeps gradually improving, and there is no want of employment amongst this extensive body of workmen ; on tie other hand, the worsted hosiery trade is very much de press d. The cut-up cotton how: trade is very much amended. and this branch was never much brisker in Nottingham. fancy cotton hose branch is rather dull. The cotton glove trade is in a very fair condition. The drawer and pantaloon branch is as brisk as ever. The silk branches are yet very much de pressed; sthlwe think there is a slight change for the better in he silk glove trade. The bobbin net trade is still in a tolerably fair condition, though by no means brisk. Stocks are rather lowering in th se machine-owners' hands who have held them, which is not general. Wide I: rge pasterns are not in such de mand as the narrow breadths ; but it is now admitted that the grounds of the fancy nets in general are inferior. The warp lace trade, though at present of rather minor importance com pared with the bobbin-net, is still in full activity; the frames are in general welt employed, the demand for cotton nets, espe cially in the East, being still good.—Nottingham Journal. LONDON GAZETTE.'--.TUESDAY, APRIL 8. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED, DISSOLVED, Naylor, Merrall, and Co., Bradford, Yorkshire, machine makers ;as far as regards J. Wood—A. T. S. Dodd and E. Leech, Chichester, surgeons Milner, Morley, and Morley, Leek, Staf fordshire. silk manufacturers ; as far as regards W. P. Morley— H. Jones and E. Hughes, Hosier-lane, West Smithfield, licensed victuallers—Pitt and Breese. Birmi gham. japanners—J. Daw son and Co., heeds. cloth finishers; as far as regards J. Daw son—B. crathorne and J. Stephenson, Beverley, Yorkshire, millers—W. C. Figes and H. Hallett, furnishing ironmongers— A. H. and W. Cockshott, Bradford, Y rkshire, chymists—G. Buckwell and Sons, Brighton, timber merchants ; as far as re gar •s G. Buckwell—J. and R. Bayley. Friday-street, packers— A kroyd, Wilson, and Co. Batley, Yorkshire, colliers—Win ta ker arri Worsley, Huddersfield, silk-dealers—Major and Rad cliffe, Culcheth. Manchester, arid King-street, Cheapside, mann fac urers—G. Davison and G. holes, Sheffield, tailors—Moon, Brothers, and Co , Rio tie Janeiro, merchants—T. Haigh, and Co., Bradford, Yorkshire, stockb okers—J. Brown and Co., Manchester; as far as regards J. Stone—C. E. and W. C. Ber nard, West India merchants—The ex. cntors of G. Thorp, Brad ford. sawyers ; as far as regards E. Thorp—W. Webb and S. Barker, Birmingham, nickel-refiners— Simmonds and Clowes, Cornhill, Publishers—E. Harrison and Co., Liverpool, oil-mer chants—Craig and Saunders, Wadebridge, Cornwall, milliners —Deightan, Son, and Mau e; Otley, Yorkshire, wine-merchants —Galt and Kerr, Glasgow, rue' cers—Bray and Edmonds, Brad ford, Wiltshire, clothiers. oF.CLA It tTIONS OF DIVIDENDS. W. Schofield, Oldham, machine make W. Wood and H. Port, Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, screw-manufacturers. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. E. Bowring, Lawrence lane, Cheapside, merchant. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Strutt Stuart, jun., Liverpool, drysalter. John Lambert, Port mouth-road, Lincoln's-inn fields, Lon don. licensed victualler. John Shefford, High-street, Camberwell, hay and corn mer chant. J oho Hollingsworth, Paddington-street, Maryiebone, butcher, Elizabeth M• Knott and James Glass, Belvidere. road, Lambeth, and Black fi iars-road, coal.mercha Edward Smith, South Molton street and Cxford-street, cheesemonger. Francis Wright, Earl's Colne, Essex, builder. Thomas Kiltord, Southampton. cabinetmaker. John Smith, Barnol swick, Yorkshire, cotton-manufacturer, Edward Edwards Robinson, Wolverhampton, grocer. DIVIDENDS. May I, J. Hook, Nine-elms, Wandsworth-road, contractor— April 29, L. Watson, Rickrnansworth, smith—April 29, W. E. Gould, Finsbury-place south, carver—May 1, J. Palmer, Lynn, Norfolk, draper—April 2y, T. Horridge, Upper W harton-street. Clerkenwell, builder—April 29, J. Davies and H. Edwards, West minster-road, linendrape,s—April 29. G. Fieldieg, Thame, Ox fordshire, ironmonger—April 29, 13. Reynold's, Mitcham, silk printer—May 2, H. Thompson,Thornhil I- bridge-place, 1-lington, timber merchant—May *2, R. N . Robinson and Son, Bedford, groce s—May 2, 'l'. Cartwright, Heaton Norris. Lancashire, banker—May 2, W. Howell, jun., I.iverpool, bookseller- —May 7,J. Hawksley, Arnold, Nottingharoshi.e, merchant. CE RTII7ICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. May 2, C. S. Haward, Coiche , tcr, grocer—April 29, W. E. Gould, Finsbury-place south, carver—Ap it 20, J. Thorley, Nor thampton, glass dealer—May 2, J. Ma: deur), Grove-street, Hackney, market gardener—May 2, S. Smeeton. Sibbeitoft, Northamptonshire. and West Smithfield. cattle salesman—April 29, S. Rugg. Southampton, carpenter—May 2. C. Lee, Wake's olne, Essex, miller— A.l ay 2, W. lit hoes, Osnaburgh-street, New-road, marble merchant—April 2y, r. Smith, Burrowes mews, John street, Blackfriars-road, hack neyman—April 2g, I. Hall, Wallsend, Northumberland, cowkeeper— May 2, P. Wright, Leeds, grocer —May 2, J. Scott, Liverpool, paper dealer May t, R. Hill, Exeter, currier—May 1, J. Dalton, Salford, Lan cashire, joiner. CERTIFICATES To be granted by the Court ofexTrieV. unless cause be shewn to the contrary on or before April 29. G. E. Lanham, Southampton, builder—J. Clark, Brunswick cottage, City-road, carman—A. Francis, W. Davey, and M. Frauds, Bagiltt, Flintshire, irohfounders—W. :Noyes at-d T. Moring, Carnotnile-strect, carmen—G. Bartlett, 'Wellington street, Goswell-ro -d, manufacturer of plaster ornaments—J. Curwen. Bridge-place, Vauxhall, cheesemonger— W. Blink. horn, Little Bolton, Lancashire, manufac uring chymist—H. Weynett, Leicester-square, tailor. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. W. H. Keltie, Glasgow, grocer. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OP FRIDAY PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. R. Acton and W.C. Hulme, Pendleton, Lancashire, umbrella stretcher manufacturers—N. Shelmerdine and J. Shuttleworth, Salf. rd, Lancashire, commission ageuts—W. Plumbe and J. Rigby. Liverpool, watch case makers—J. Beckett and J. Cle c►ents, Liverpool. ironmongers —R. Day and J. Clark, Church, Lancashire, shovel makers—O. and L. lleyworth, Liverpool, merchants. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. J. and D. Arthur, Neath, iron merchants. J. Watson, Crawford-street, London, linen drat er. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. April 9, William Ilardwick, Holborn. draper. March 19, Algernon Lindsey Flint, Aldermanbury, ware. houseman. BANKRUPTS ----- ---- - William Pointer, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, ware houseman. George Payne, King-street, Covent-garden, London, tailor. Tho nas Adlington, Kingsland corn merchant. Thomas Forty, Richmond, Surrey, hotel keeper. A exander Horatio Simpson and Peter Hunter Irvin, Black. friars-road, London, engineers. Handed P,.. itten;Ne;market.place, Church-road, Kingsland, grocer James Home, Woodstock-mew , Blenheim.street, Newitonc street, Londoa, veterinary surgeon. iiezekiah Denby Coggan, Friday-street, London, warehouse. man William Emans, Warwick booksell r. James Wiilscombe, Bristol, bootmaker. John Blackmoor, Rotheram, Yorkshire, builder, DIVIDENDS. May 9, J. Curwen, Bridge-place. Vauxhall, cheesemonger— May 8, R. L. "turteaant, Church-street, Bethnal-green, soap man u tact urer —M ay 2, G. Jackson, j un. Hertford, upholsterer May 2, E. Holmes. King-street, Cheapside, warehouseman— May 2, H. W. Brand, Little Stanhope•street, May-fair, cook— May 2, W. Dettmer, Upper Marylebone-street, piano -forte- man u thcturer— May 6, R. Halford, W. H. Baldock, and 0. Snoulten, Canterbury, bankers—May 3, B. W: Palmer, Daventry, North amptonshire. wine merchant.—May 7, T. Crossfield, sen. Kirk h ,m, Lancashire, linen draper. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. May 2, H. Bentley, Liverpool, commission agent—May 5, J. Kelsall, Hanley, Staffordshire, fishmonger. square, Newgate•street, London, PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL. WOOD, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid Duty. Archangel £El9 0 ® 0 0 Memel 15 10 0 0 2 Gothenburg l6 10 -- 17 0 o :V. Wyburg 16 0 16 10 Petersburg PLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thi c k . . c i, 1 ! 4 Danzig, Deck British American Pine LATH WOOD, per fathom. Danzig, 4 feet ~613 0 0 0 £2 Os British American 5 0 5 10 Is. !JAI -MOAN'', per foot of 1 inch thick. Honduras Cuba St. Domingo 1 0— 1 6 J JAR PLANKS, British American 2 0 2 6 I lOsper Id. Pen awoon, per cubic feet STAras, per 1200. 3 6 j • • Danzig, C. Pipe £lOO 0 —llO 8 1 285.d0. Hhd. 6O 0 70 0 Quebec, red. to 13 in. thick, } 35 0 55 0 and 5} feet long 12 Do. Puncheon riAtiia, per cubic foot. s. d. a. d. Oak 2 6 3 0 Pine, British Amer. common 1 3 2 0 B. p . , E. red 1 3 1 10 • yelfove I 4 1 10 Danzig... —.. 1 8 2 0 Meme1.. Iliga.reci...... - 1 19 kirtbs, Ailaritays anti Eitatbe. BIRTHS. On the 3rd instant, at her father's res dence, Be'fast, the lad", 4 CHARLES ELLIS, Esq., Live r p ool Collegia - e Institution, off a daughter. On the 4th instant at Eldon-place, Ormskirk, the la .y of Mi. ATILLIAM GOULD TII.SLEY. of a son. Same day, at Glendelviiie, Perthshire, Mrs. IiAG A R T, oli :win sons. On the gth instant, the lady of J. B. HYA MS, Esq., M.D., &e. Duke-street, of a daughter. same day, at Birkelihead, the lady cf Mr. HENRY BELL, solicitor, of a daughter. Same day, at Portobello, near Edinburgh. the lady of C. 0. BAYLIS, Esq., M D., of tips t ,, wn, of a t aughter. On the 10th instant. the lady of F. B. MORGAN, Esq., Cus toms, in this town, f a son. MARRIED On the Bth January last, at St. Mary Abbotts, Kensington, by the Rev. C. A. Stevens, GEORGE EDWI TAUN I ON, Esq., of this town, fifth s on f th e late Tho as Henry Taunton, of rand Pont-house, Oxtord, to SUSANA MARIA, second daughter of the late J. R. OLIVER, Esq., of Aldermanbury aa4 Upper Clapham. On the 32d February, at Warwick Church, near Birmingham, Mr. JOHN DAVIES, professor of muse. of this town, b SARAH, sixth daughter of Mr. WM. PRESTON, of Upper Pitt street. On the 30th ultimo, at the Parish Church, Lancaster, Mt J. W. EVES, of this town, eldest son of the late Captain Thomas Eves, of Lancaster, to ISABELLA, daughter of Mr. R. DOB.. SON, shipwright, of the latter place. On the 2d instant, at St. G orge's Chur h, Hanover.squars . , London, WILLIAM CRITCH LEY . E sq ., o f thi s town, tob LOUISA EMILY, daughter of the late MATTHEW KEN.; Esq., surgeon, of Chelsea. Midd esex. On the 3d instant, at Kirk Braddan, Isle of Man, Mr. FIN LAY ROSS, draper, Castletown, late of this town. to MA RIO only daughter of Mr. JAMES ALSION, Southampton, Brad dan. Same day, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Toxpeth-park . : Captain THOMAS KEMP to ELIZABETH, daughter of Mr HENRY LEMON, Bedtord-street. On the 4th instant, at St. Thomas's Church, Mr. ROBES? THOMPSON to Miss JANE MARIA SAULBY, only daughtet of Michael Saulby, Esq., Farm-cottage, Old Swan. On the sth instant, at St. Ann's Church, by the Rev. ThoMM Stringer, M.A., Mr. GEORGE BRUWNE, coal-merchant, th 4MELIA, second daughter of the late Mr. ROBERT TILTON, ironfounder, Toxteth-park. On the 6th instant,' - at St. Michael's Church, Mr. ROBERT ROBERTS to Miss JANE OWENS. On the 7th instant, in London, the Hon. D'ARCY GODOL PHIN OSBORNE, fourth son of Lord Godolphin, to ANNJI CATHERINE, daughter of the late Rev. WILLIAM DOUGLAS, Prebendary of Westminster a n d Ch ance ll or o f the Diocese a Salisbury. __ Same day, at rhapel Garman, the Rev. M. HUGHES, of Bog ner-grove, Llanrwst, in his 89th year, to Miss XAYLE, CU cent's. On the Bth instant, at Waltch-on-the-Bill, by the Rev. Vir, B. Guest, M.A., incumbent of High Leigh. Cheshire, Mr. WM. R. ROEBUCK, eldest son of Samuel Roebuck, Esq , of Sales bank, Cheshire, to ELIZA, third daughter of the late WAS„ SIMPSON, Esq., of St. Helens-square, York. Same day, Dr. D. CRONIN to MARY ANN, only daughter of the late THOMAS GR I FFITH S, sq. Same day, at Harbledcwil (hutch, by the Hon. and Rey. William Eden, Captain HASTINGs ItEGINALD HENRY, R N., to the Dowager Marchioness of HASTINGS, Baroness GREY DE RUTHIN. o n the gth instant, at Walton on-the. Hill, by the Rev. John Gladstone, A.M. Mr. ALFRED BROWNLESS to MARY .11,, FARRAR, third daughter of Mr. GEORGE FARRAR, and grand-daughter of the late Captain Browne, R.N. Same day, at St. Phillip's binrch. Mr. JOHN TILSTON to CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA, third daughter of Mr. W1L'...1A1411 PARKIN, London. Same day, at St. Bride's Church, Mr. JOSEPH POWELL AMELIA, youngest daughter of WILLIAM JONES, Great Newton.stree!. Same day, at Holy Trinity Church. Woo - side by the Rev. J. Bayley, Mr. GEORGE ROBERT CLOVER, of Manchester. 12) ANNETTE LOUISA, second daughter of T. M. J. TILBY, E,q., of Woodside. On the instant. at Walton.on-the-Hill, by the ReL Mr. Wilson, Mr. ROBERT B EZARD, Bootle, to ELIZABETHc daughter of the late Mr. JOHN DAVI Es. lireck-road. Evertoß, Same day, at thittington, by the Rev. Albany Rossendatif Lloyd, 8.A., THOS. ECCLES, Esq . of this town, to CLAIMS ROSSENDALE, on:y daughter cf the Rev. CHARLES ARTHUR, A. LLOYD, rector of Whittington. Same day, at Belyngto Y !lurch, by the Rev. R. M. Fielden, M.A., Mr. W. H. LEONARD , or B r id genorh, to MARY MYEII, , , eldest daughter of Mr. ELLIS RO o E WI'S, New Ferry. On the 11th instant, at the Partsh Church, Chiswick, Middle sex, H. CROAIPTCN 1300T1-1, hsii , of this town, to MARY ANN, second daugl.ter or HE. KY TRIMMER, Esq., of Strand on-the-Green, ne.-ir Kew. On the 12th inst., a tit Paul's Church, by the Rev. Mr. Davis, Captain J kMES SCOTT. o. the Heart of Douglas, to Ml MARIA STRAFFORD, eldest daughter of George Strafford, Esq., of Wakefield, Yor%shire. Name day, at st'. Peter's Cnu ch, Captain GEORGE T F-1 RIF of the ship Ottoway, of Blidgeww,er, to Miss MARIA LLOYD, of Hurst-street. On the 13th instant. at St. Phi , ip's Church, by the Rev. Att:. Townsend, STEPHEN DIX Esq., of this town, to Miss IS. ' , ALLOWS, eldest dauzlitur of the lat.: Mr. James Fallow,, shoe manufacturer, Stafford. Same d-y, at Mehi; K, • y the Rev. Miles Formby, Mr. JAS. BENNETT, jun., of MeLing, to JANE, eldest daughter of Mr. WM. SEDDON, of Aintree. Same day, at the Church of St. Baruabas, by the Rev. C Graham, curate, Mr. TitOMAS JACKS iN t, Miss JOY GEORGE. Also, same time, Mr. ALEXANDER JOHNSTON to ELIZABETH BLACK. DIED • Lately, at Florncastle, in his 7 , i year, the Rev. CLEMENT MADELEY, D D., Vicar of Ilorneastle and Stickford. At Pandre, in the City of Bangor, at the patriarchal age of lit. 4 yesrs, Mr. PATRICK CAREY. At Tinryland-house, Carlow, aged 97, Mr. PATRICK TYR.- RELL, father of th ate Rev. Thomas Tyrrell. At the Peurith Union Workhouse, aged 103, Mr. WILL/AM BROWN. • At Glasgow, aged 154 years and 2 mo ths, ANDREW MILL'!, an i..mate of the Old Man's Friend Society. On the 111th ultimo, a Clark-hill, Eskdalernuir, aged 92, /MI. GEORGE PATTERSON. Same day, Mr. JOH M' MINN KIRKPATRICK, only son of the Rev. Wm. Kirkpatrick, late of this town. On tue 22nd ultimo, from the egret of a fall in riding at VIII last Liverpool Steeple Chase, AUGUSTUs MOOSE, Esq. Same day, aged 33, Mr. JOS PEI CONNELLY, bookkeepetr, for a nnmber of years, at the Angel Coach-office, Dale-street, . On the'29th ultimo, aged 45, Miss AN SE MI LL W A R.D, Bold street. On the 30th ultimo, aged 69, ISABELLA, relict of Mr. J OHM GA RRAT, tailor. Same day. in the 40th year of his age, Mr. SUTCLIFF'd SCHOLEFIELI), law stationer, of this town, only son of MT. John Scholefield. bookbinder, of Leeds. Same day, at Burnley, of inflammation of the lungs, JAMES THOMPSON, Esq , M.U. He was a local preacher among this Wesleyaus of that town, and had caught cold after preachlue the Sunday evening previous. On the sth instant, ged 78. HENRY RAPER, Esq., Admirall, of the Blue, of South Audley-street, Grosvenor. square, Lond.a. Same day, in We! ster.strect, Mr. THOMAS SMITH, cotton. merchant, late of Manchester. 00 the 6th insta t, t Albion.villas Islington. London. aged 90 ANN, relict of the late Riiv. S. JAMES, rector of Radstolfill and A lerton, Somerset. Same day, aged IG months, THOMAS B. DICKINS, son of Mr. Benjamin Dicki s, St. Bride-street. Same day, in Brunswick-square, Kirkdale, JANE AS•i TON, widow of the ate George A hton, Esq., di the Second Lancashire Militia Same day, aged 71, EDWARD VENABLES TOWNSIIENI), Esq., of Wincham-hall, Cheshi. e. Same day, at Mount Vernon-road, aged 3 years, MARX ELIZA, twin daughter of Mr. W. L. PROUDFOOTE. On the 7th instant, in his 57th year. Mr. EDWARD TUFF'S, of South John-street, - Same day, in London, the Dowager Viscountess CHETWYNII„ in her 73d year. Same day, aged 68 years, Mr. LOT AspDEN, John-street, Blackburn. Same day, at Gateac RICHARDSON. Same day, Mrs. HA S RIE r BA I.L HARRIS, wife of Mr. Pettit Harris, confectioner. Clare niie-street. Same day, aged 42 years, RICHA RD JOHN I.LOY n, Esq.. of Edmonstone HOU3C. Cheltenham. surgeoii, brother-in-law of Mr: George Jones, solicitor. berth John street. On the Bth instant. aged 2 years, MARY AGNES, daughter: of Mr. THOMAS BOY DE, victualer, at J .mes.street aged 35 years, Mr. WM. EDWAEO) Same day, in Park :Eine, in his. tilh year, DAVID, son of MIL DAVID S HAW, wine and spirit merchant. • Same day, in his auth year. GEORGE EVANS, Esq., of Old ham. Same day, aged 64 years, MA RY, relict of the late Mr. JAMEA STONES. Blackburn. Same day. at the residence of Mrs. Asht n. Walton, aged'Bll years, MARTHA, relict of the I4e Mr. DAVID RANKIN > . cooper. • On the gth instant, at War, ing,ton, in his 4 , th year, Mr. RO BERT FISHER, .fficer of Excise ormerly of this town. Same day, at Ramsgate, rs BEEVOit, widow of the lab Lieutenant-General Beevor, Ito) a; Artillery. Same day, age.. tie ye.‘rs, ANNE, wile of Mr. EDWARD FEARON, Seymour.str,el. Same day, aged . 2 s E IZABETU, third daughter of EY. s' the late Mr. JOHN M , WD' ,,,anoner. On the Inth instant. at Wavettree, in htr 48th year, NrIA ALICE CORLASS, of the Co tug Vaults. C pperas-hill. Same day, aged 43 Mr. WILLIAM HODGS• .N. On the 11th instat.t after a long and painful illness, born‘f with exemplary fottitu e and resignation in her 51st year. SARAH, the beloved an affectionate wife of Mr. JOHN PLATT, of Mostyn Cottage, Aienn tit. On the 13th instant. ,gEd 34 years, much and deserved regretted by her friends. MARY, t oe b e l oveo wile of THQM FRYER, late of John.stiect. Same day, at Holt-hill. Hrkeithead, Chcshire, the infant sols of Mr. HENRY CORM::On the 12th instant, FRANCES, third daughter of the late a ASHLEY, Esq., solicitor, Frodslinm. RAILWAY TRAFFIC hETURNS (From the .Railway Vayazine of Saturday.) Cor. wk. last year 5. Arbroath and Forfar ...... Birmingham and Derby Birmingham and Gloucester. Brandling Junction...... . . Bristol and Glonce .ter Chester and Birkenhead .. Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dundee and Arbroath Durham and Sunderland Edinburgh and Glasgow Eastern Counties.... .. Glasgow and Ayr Glasgow and Greenock Grand J unction Great North of England Great Western Liverpool and Manchester .. London and Birmingham... London and Blackwall London and Brighton London and Croydon London and Greenwich Southwestern Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Manchester and Birmingham. Manchester and Leeds and Hull and Selby - Midland Counties .......n , Newcastle and Darlingto Newcastle and Carlisle Newcastle and North Shields North Midland Noah Union • Par's and Orleans Paris and Rouen Preston and Wyre Sheffield and Alanclicsier ..•• South Eastern .. - Ye' Vale .. . ......... Ulster Yarmouth and Norwich York and North Midland.... S . " I 673 3 2'91 3 451,r 1 , 94 16419 11394 I 4046 /2592 nco • 1 , 737 • I;p3 15(3 4 :,97 676 4 4334 4gB 2340 4190 1563 6095 I 8188 772 4597 I 4500 233