The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-18 00:00:00

Ice trdpie. so f ° r T bs iol )rove f ere ,t tbei the B sfree':!et tl,l fa tie:4 Q o g rf °l3 c h. oef Ord tio bl ° . • IRELAND. ..R. , i.ATIONI,IE "Na ll • , XHIDI TION AT CORK.—The opening Sett hated 14 unin t h by the Lo r d Li eutenant on the 10th Ilelftt;%ANT S I st, w._•„- ~TARRE, government emigration agent at ,arras round dead sitting in a chair, at his ? Lo esday of las ta 1/14.-G,ovc, • nd in the inside of a 411 11y eel ' Which yrNasrie cently w t a a s ke fo n il in a pool near Kil ilittit n w 14,P1ek1e31:"." NEWS PAPER.—Mr. Birch, ' Bench, b l lNt a tl guilt in the Court of Queen on Thurs. 'lrk ? "e Indictment for libel preferred sgainst him T a ten c h . It h . BVlstex, oti l t, d • -tar. TO THE COUNTESS OF CLARENDON. 7 Dyes robe in contemplation by the ladies of Dublin_ S e sen d th It h q sad a , e Countess of Clarendon some token of TOKt,itlrye,r atniration. A similar compliment was paid aroag° to the excellent Duchess of Northum Nslatar later to the lamented Countess De Grey. .„14ets131°etributors comprises a large number of most Is -I lattes 'iPp 14 P t ktie(l).2/ „ANb THE SYNOD OF THURLES.—The . Iliet tl satm ee Press of Wednesday contains the follow- Sli; 111 P i me nt We have reason to believe_ that c _ . loaltoNlernorate of all Ireland, the Most Rev. A h tiledolleal brief 11 as lately received from the Holy See r an ,stlo,e!tessoit! confirmine, in the most solemn men . n t er, 4 (.1 4 the Le -National Synod of Thurles, and strictly tliettllitiesete observance on all concerned; 'Allot '.!lPostolicalto the establishment of ,k, is t„ ; .._ . sanction also, giving S ta i Pa o . rt 'Yer sit y.' „ I llt i a tl e t th %' A N I ' XEED APPLY !—Such is the Just so.orseersecd:toterford Vail gives to this paragraph. 'tit ' ja il() Lue Poor! 4 have resigned, and an elec. k hitt • It to tak wuse • A very mo eh Is live n Place for the vacancies. Waterford tl t a" ll ,kti the Protestant public in the ltleptNiti,llTl them on no account to presume to look * sft °f tli e Inere. This, at all events, is a full develop pt_ Welli t ill fa&oven foot in' those days of liberality ; and th -lt °ll l , t ° Publish to the Protestant ratepayers, WI N ' Itedt Protestant candidates, what is the last law Il t b tttl lll., tl l , ll d Persia It is very' well to know the b f th t '‘'N, lt s' l kY for ;le future is to begin at home. 4titrebra4iiic*A.N'l.oeetlßßENCE.—Mr.. Digby Percy, Sein the I ltlast e 'MI ?q Percy, rector of Kiltoghert, was killed Iflar t fl ees. ~E', on Saturday last, under the . following piece for I 'lli 1)e had taken out his fowling t, ° fli', ° f h 'l, ,y joie commemorate the It free I Yo u I 'l a feu me to 1 1111 `t Prite , l 'st sister, and incautiously brought his to explode ; l 'il t! ':l l ll le the ' e e ' ap " , ll ,_ the cock,' . foreing it to a little dis -0 his at 3 eat„,_ nerebv causing the piece 1: 41 8 1 , 'Ni l , ' r ed the left side of the mouth,___ carrying ttsititere COnvPealatel and skull ! On MetvaY Elphin by his II Itt . r t friea da led to the family vault at . his re 11!1,,,the's,I.Nt r id atighbours.—Limerick Chronicle. rtil N,..°lle a : e'r . cre A FATHER.—The Belfast Yews : I Nt i Plot ll in Monday evening two pe , rson_s_, ~4 ) 4 , witias Carabine and Peter Kenndy• Pavl l6 . rj'i'bi)roc':aell other about some trifling circ c u am. is,' l lllt 3t a na, e v , d to a field on the Falls-rad, a_ ;there Vlst,, l t seti ,i'"er of " friends" on each side, and then I l i'lrti . "; sa d "n_elelit hard rounds. They Ospo 4s lsted trt-Y withdrew from theileld. It4Plitnt tn nt I da son should go back and wC c aerra l b le in n e ge s renewed tl l ,ti,ten ee (y ; fieht it out." The fight wa bine sea., IL. p e lier o , 4 ' a numbe r of spectators, Cara .n , g for sly 'strii''er of his son, and preparin t 1,41 4 th e tkrt er itil!! received such severe injury, that father, who ),Rti 'C'llseqUence, and his inhuman a g h a at r he died i t l i N musetheot the second fight, has been arrTste a d .s a a nd a I t '`li t i l, is P°ll " - office. Kennedy, who fact, also 0 ht, Nered°erY badly beaten—so bad, la N'q a , "e will scarcely survive. l ls 4 °, i ' ?'' lIIOT IN TH C WORKHOUSE. — A few lle,°i; t l l :f tn e, as ler f tho E Cork - Workhouse entered the r "lil -.7ttre house for the purpose of taking p u os p s e e rs, kv It e of • t 141.1tlahan whiskey which two of the P Vti lt _ T ha n „Ito(' Corcoran, had smuggled into a the 4 N strut '''l 'en refused to deliver up the bottle, and , i t ile . 't lei k the master. The police were sent for, 01 th t ,rae 4 the able-bodied men and boys, and 10 l .th t ' tose en mag 3e , demolished everything NIYIIINae, NI attacked the police with the fragments Yls i . t ' the yard. The women were the chief te tvlilt atood-7, arld were so determinately obstina ~a, not 0 be rod e do wn by the mounted police._et I r t ht . ' tll I), °t quelled until detachments of the I kNIli fri.ag°°tis andlOth Infantry, had arrived . on rlt'kltTeediael'Y on n - the withdrawal of the military i'ottd l 'olica -rte ed aner • and although a strong hoily `L' l sis td - to gua r s --n iman . d'ed by two military officers, fsr'llie the I the greatest excitemen lldapsit,PaUperi3 being °a ' cet state of revolt throughout ' ittl d ' lla y• I\lin In o a n both sides have been "i rioters har y e been lodged in gaol. ' ' ' ' ,N -'t lC'.---------- ---- RAL NEWS ) Nit% , S. kt i.„ t to ., The .. 'tp t, S t 42, cont ai n ing for inspection of nunne itfl/Vllltiiteli Ac ti , a nung 20,525 signatures. 01 8 „Qy t, I eO4-11/LTITRAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND 4!.1 ), 4 h t lI LY meeting for 1853 at Gloucester. kir% 411tei rloW on sale in Douglas and Ram ii l' V ' i,,t ttt i I th °f Kohl ltkr 1 irei h . has arrived in London, from Ip k ilesit hi . .. 8 8 28 1b5., and is said to resemble a °N ; tl , l S 4, l l t t a itidi p.,,, k ts - 4 1 - .4n l 1 OP ARTS has determined upon liStke - e of the arts and manufactures of , 1 4:)g Ilitit,_°Plls3 for the purpose of more Belly I tk li lb ei. ' ' 4 ' r estoirces of the Indian empire. . StiZrot, ° lib ry •t. 0 , 4 ti p ti;p,,„ /r.., AND WRAGGE, of the Stour ctiOt,sta„lnitbli...banks,, haye . been refused certifi -0140'41,1 reeei e j,' Commissioner of . Bankruptcy. 11 1 1_81 0 , , of t , u a third-class certificate. ktle t : l fr a l: t fro at te ret-street, London, has just , had Ik ks ' k lj e k lie Oil( b th e largest plate glass panes 'yet i, lg. . f ee , !tee two windows, each composed ii i kki jo ,totte l!h ou.., ' in length by 10 wide. t lltijitt el .. oa -- .Ans PRINCE ALBERT laid , the * il al R, i ) lltr.' .4 esdey, of the New Training . k4t44?:i elet3.7 :; P L ro o rn n o d t o i n ng 11% c e o d t u in c e a c tio io n n ortt h e ~ ..1 h it Nitio k ,pol,,,, lc 1,,0-,,, 4 of th , : , .C. 8., who held the of of Se e :, itt n te - A4n o ndoo police, from itsestab \ 4 1 8 resi a d n e n u e t e two is)l:o7frnsii. esince,Norfolk-street, t died i,a ::i k o .. k ~„„,,„, th , Nrl , t t ,:wt k .. 41 .34 I NENTAL TELEGRAPHIC El."- 0 1 .4:Ca e abo sY, the necessary arrangements 1 ,., , 40 ,e c ktia a , e etiort with the submarine tele , tslk i. ead,tio!eore effected for the first time \ IN 15 iti 11 54 4 11( 1 1 1 . 04 44 , t it : tu g , ne. Ok k4' tii ‘444l4 :e' t4it rt a pocket-book, a c g o o n , ta f i oln g d fi n y r e . N i k es N e '''.ll,, o- s overeigns. He took them to 1 4 1 4k i N, 14. ese n W ner. Was discovered—and the iiii4, 1114 1k tcher ed with £l6. ) i tlttta t . 4 l:4 e l tior' 1 Torpoint, last week, was . in Is t 1:v s 44 1 „ 0 1 : ) 1 1 t i hit. , e his alo t t ig N?e iv t i lz na k knife s a l t if e p r ed y. l itt7l.•- t9l ho tt ,, b 3 l° ll o ,,d whiCh ensued resulted in ILhoL top,,lttrut tterwards. N 4, ', 4 1.5k t „... 11, direecKsurrn is circulating advice 10 4 i tiNtiti ti 'l,too te "ng people how to reach his 10 N t l , i trh ii ,is gett i It is said that the enterpris -oA:ktt,- lhe autn n g up a series of matrimonial k 41IV t h , i 7 . 4 4 , oiler. t ilip` ‘ , i tiN : B IN a 144 LL, Roman Catholic curate of . Vk ti :it: i lto i . a t l e , o rie st.. e a r ot t i o as h s i i s b . ishop . , renouncing Rii:lllt t* B ,,nbje t e e t r i an cites g t r he ng l l l ' o is ly re S a c s r7p n t s ures N 4 li tt l t lir t httAp i n 8 to the Church of Rome. )N o Ltojelle but Z XRCUTION. Mademoiselle V I : h kii - .11,Q. Theo musical passages, we are kt t iz i. on ._,3ne will be her passage' from iII IN N l 4 ' and the other her passage back \: : :4 . 4 li titv e .„ . 1 %;i11 kii t nol aa lre cte.d that a quantity ,A . liti:si. 4(l B j ed , Which is produced from wheat ;,k,. kt„ok,!rtt.. a . a nd sifted, be admitted at the g liii:), lll %,,v 4 ets i n 'th heat -meal, and have issued i l roj,Zs, L lt asb ille rat e 1 P°rts, to admit similar im. y I h of 4 ,,,th,„zhea I , duty in future. li,"1„ Tr fo r ;•-•,_ Lac- no , . . 7 The nomination L l4 titi,vsi. li 21r ta le COUnt . litslt* tp 4 ,!14 Who, b y the Y in the roni the death of ° his fat)er, ik*l t c 4 4 . l'* „. 4 .4 e n ot e o ti ti e . r 4l ll l e o l . t? the Upper House, took o,. l t t ot 8 31q h, e4 0fi t h 0 %. 5 °.. 4 7, when David Jones, likliill44l% nt 'Va tas. :_ opposition. t ft 4 1011% 4 ,4 4)haauses o r p e a tw a r tn ial e s n t t o the Queen, l, \ kt 3,011 trere v a e en b d een forwarded for °r rese e nt n a: th ‘k _ a, esen , and cn Chatham res p ectively. 3 § llll .tieck t l il t i b , Z it tlea r l y L oo ntain 3100 signatures ; kli . 11 ; kt 4 tel s t , t !r of tb ii 'et t he V "ve to e Renovation, has been 44 4 th . q f td Q 'co o h the vessels seen in the ice. Vlyk N. 4 ohNhla„! l'aw the vessels he thought t 4 t 1h 4 4 1 . ' bOard ut nen , n i there had been y', s tiltirta q -. they would have seen them 14 :1tii k ‘tit t s4e tii GI t o t ilN 6 k, t 4 s e Y, s l e tt o r p t a , P- o t o , wthheile standing upon a spoke quay, at Newcastle-on -14/IN ias t t o hro w , l 'er to the cart o t tne corf staves, tk ititsstt w th e _acros s Pre ‘i# V i kt t ko t grOund .he rope broke, h ot %,... 111 , t l aeta , disjointed his neck by 1 4 . B,.4 B r!it os ° l tt r , ntly, ' .4 1 `11 % 4 -, Tedtrirr 1 114 5 11 * ,t47 % . fo r a 3, v c'e Tuesday, Mr. J o h n , N.A... 1 1 _A n e coulliiworee against his wife by %Ict,. 'lt, '`, tom .'„' n had Court ~ as of opinion that the 1/4.14,,.,4.. <A dai tt ‘fenspi rec [ 'lied, and that the whole ! ti , l ‘o:, i ‘ i il l 4 , ( t / p Q 'I had ai et rid of an allowance VI l' t 6 tl h e et 1 orbsen proved against the i t t I,li t i tte ca lti t t i ves art , , q , k,t h t e ,, ti eet oti ad htleconnt of a female hawker 411itItthttoil:tpas I . Z e Pelt:,,, ng n in g by the neck to the i It o t „ . ti e a 0;,.. rid a „ I • In her basket, at the I YA ti 'lli e he f t '. or tb "h thumbed book' called 1 .1 tOt a t the %e ra e Catholic' Common Com- I N 11, 0% Nl.,'Was ~,I lie nt of the sAltar." On the i! * oi , 1 1 ,,, '' , L th "ande • col 48 , el, o e wo ring about the ' o r ok ,Nr , 1 ., rs e for . village of .' , e of tit i i i alp Tat drink. t i 'llt h . tt /k4liktaBelltP;Pnno.---, drink. .morning last week, I, , It 1 , 1%,1111. ec Sr' when night inspector of the !el,4 l .iti l heyth,':e. ap„,ea_ethi e . ' 1 , 31 1 duty in Mill-gate, i li k. N N el (l 'Vt N , a r s °S,.e_h ec i' n 'T.._ ll :: . near the door of NN t 'lle tw t4k_lles o „ ~?r. p o 'ir_r he found, to his t,t, ,, e 4 Is a jti ~,`; Tire, anc amnn Morris, quite , : ..11 t , i. a...„ . ar e fire, i _ ast asleep• Niik N tx tio et _O ee 'NG, ,u the l och. _ • lie was 1. 4 0 z .l e •, a L'it a , gaan i , R ev . uP, and has ;; 1 1 hk/'Pe AR XCB .._,,-1 Retie p, N. 1 1 4 b-re 4t, l e i 11417 4e4 r , ,"' rl , Friday evening, t r iLt f Itt,_ .a ._ t he,... ,iarke 11.,,..,,,.40t1,.4‘11 uri,llo,.,heatdeir to,brisswidninrigc,aitenEvdingz vt • , , k °, i , ,, et )yi n s ret urn een rece ti 1 t' a/ h n Y confined 1 0 tt A ' gon the ° me ob t• h ' 1 1 )c l , -t -I L ie fl oo , on eig t ) 1 ',1 11 8 % the tl (•, 1 ' I 1 1: r t ~ r, quite dead.-- 4 111 to t - oktt -4 P t N tr l cie l s; ST p )it 01,n s --; o N , An. MEDICINE or e Of „k il t: nit ~,,, . ,ONIAcIf AND LINER . Poplar, who ki . L rl 1 . 'Skllrip. Sat 'ti ti h i s '.'ls lif e a l co re ' v . n - 1 wartn .Bea, and a con htiro. and thrnntes, suffer d 'I 154 d digestion, and ...- often to such an extent that he thought it was impossible for him to recover. He followed the advice of medical men, both at home and abroad, but without benefit. He then commenced with Holloway's Pills, and soon ex perienced so much relief, that be persevered in taking them for a few weeks, when he found his health perfectly restored. Friday, May 14, 1852, Hiram Broadbent. Duckinfield, Cheshire, grocer. William Barnard Frankish, Kingston•upon-Hull, linen dra per. William Collins, Marlborough, Wiltshire, draper. Thomas Head, Hanley, Staffordshire, apothecary. William Hoblyn and Francis Parker Hoblyn, Cambridge, surgeons. Henry Banks, Bethnal-green-road, London, carpenter. Stephens Tripp, Serjeant's-inn, Fleet-street, London, money scrivener. BRITISH. Wheat, lg. 7011., s. d. s. d. English red .. 5 7t05 11 Do. do. extra 5 H.. 6 1 Do. white 6 0.. 6 3 Do. do. extra 6 3.. 6 6 Irish red Do. do. extra 5 7.. 5 9 Do. white .. Do. do. extra 6 0.. 6 2 Barley,i, qr., Eng. 29 0..30 0 14600,..5c.& Irish 3 9.. 3 10 Malt, is , qr. Eng 34 0..58 0 Do. Irish 47 0..50 0 Oats, qp , 451 b., Eng.&Sctcl ,1 old 3 0.. 3 2 Do. Irish, old 2 9.. 2 10 i Do. Do. new 2 9.. 2 101 Beans, a s qr. Eng 32 0..36 01 FOREIGN. Frederick Geale Monsarrat, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square, London, wine merchant. Edward Dubbins, Colchester, common brewer. Joseph Osborne, Leigh, Essex, butcher. James Abseil, Cambridge-place, Hackney-road, London, up holsterer. Thomas Theme, late of Buckingham, innkeeper. Robert White and John Bowler, Glocester-street, Curtain road, London, scaleboard cutters. DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND.—J. B. Taylor, Liverpool, shipbroker, div. of Is. Pd. on Wednesday, the 19th instant, or any subsequent Wednesday, at Mr. Turner's, Liverpool. CERTIFICATE.—June 7, P. Hitchmough, Liverpool, corn dealer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—CIegg and Lewis. Liverpool, chyrnists—l. and J. P. Holden, Manchester, architects—Field ing and Co., Manchester and Turton, bleachers. 48016. Sc. & Ir. 29 0..30 0 Peas, qp , qr. F.ng... 34 0..36 0 Flour, as 28016, Seconds Fine Superfine Extra Oatmeal, la 2401b. ' 1 rish, new 23 6.. 24 01 MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY. May. Hour. 18, Robert E. Gorst (audit) District Court, 11 18, James Cooper (audit) ' Ditto, n 19, Charles W. Woodworth (Ist) Ditto, 11 20, Samuel H. Brookes (2nd) Ditto, 11 21, John Crosthwaite (proof and div.) Ditto, 11 17, Richaid Hadland (Ist) Ditto, 11 21, William Gregory (audit) Ditto, 11 21, John Howell (audit) Ditto, 11 24, Peter Lawton (audit)~ 24, W. W. King (audit) Ditto, 11 24, Aaron Egerton (audit) Ditto, 11 0 0.. 0 01 0 0.. 0 0 30 0..31 0 33 0..35 0 FRIDAY, MAY 14. THE TIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, MAY 18, 185 value. Oatmeal in fair demand on the terms last noted. The market is again nearly bare of yellow Indian Corn, pfces un altered ; but white American is more plentiful and the turn lower ; floating cargoes, earlier than April shipment, scarce. A few cargoes of French have been sold today. The quality and condition of both white and yellow prove very superior this season.—We annex Tuesday's quotations : Wheat, 19 , d. x. d. Canadian United States Danzig, &c. Pomeranean, &c. 5 6.. 5 10 Danish, &c 5 4.. 5 10 French, &c. Odessa, Polish 4 9.. 5 4 Danübe Russian,&c.hard 4 6.. 4 10 Egyptian I Barley, 601 b Oats, 451 b Beans, v , qr. Eurp 3O 0..34 0 13.480tb Egyptian 25 0.. fzs 6 Peas, qr. white. 31 0..34 0 Ind. Corn, v4Bolb, Amer. yellow 3O 0..30 6 Do. white 2B 6.. 29 6 French, yellow 3O 0..30 6 Do. white 2B 0.. 29 0 Ibrail & Galatz 3l 0..31 6 Flour, pbrl. 1961 b, Canadian,sweet 20 0..20 9 U. States, do. 20 0..20 6 Do &Can. sour 17 6..18 6 Frnch,v , sk2Bolb 30 0.. 36 0 LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, The demand for Beef continues good, especially for the finer qualities, of which there is very little now left in importers hands ; prices are firm. For French and Irish Pork there has been a good inquiry, at an advance of Is. to 2s. per barrel. No American here. There has been a moderately fair demand for Bacon, and prices rather tend upwards ; the late arrivals corn. plete the chief portion of the supply to be looked for this sea son. For Hams and Shoulders there is a better inquiry. At a gradual advance of 2s. per cwt. over last week's prices, there has been an active demand for Lard, and sales to the extent of 300 tons are reported. In Cheese we have nothing to report, the stock being exhausted. Grease Butter is wanted. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, SATURDAY, MAY 15. . • s.d. s.d nay, old, vat 0 7 0 0 9 Potatoes, New Clover Ditto, Green Vetches 0 0— 0 0 Turnips, w , ton . 0 0— 0 0 Straw, Wheat Oat 0 3 0 3i,llfangelwurzel . 22 6 24 6 Barley Price of Agricultural Produce at the Docks :—Potatoes, retail : Cups, 3s. 9d. to 3s. 11d.; Blues, 4s. per measure. e. d. a. d. ST. JOHN'S PROVISION MARKET, SATURDAY, MAY 15. s. d. s. d. 1 s. d. s. d. Beef * lb 0 4i to 0 6i Grapes,Eng.* lb 6 0 0 0 Mutton 0 6 0 7 Ditto, Foreign 1 6 0 0 Veal Lamb 0 7 0 8 Do. Eng. * lb 8 0— 0 0 Fresh Pork Salmon 1 6 1 8 Cucumbers, each 0 4 0 6 Bret Haddock Soles Lobsters Cod Fish Turbot Fresh Butter .. 1 2 0 0 Rabbits.* cple 1 10 0 0 Salt Ditto 0 8— 0 10 Grouse..*brace 0 0— 0 0 Filberts 0 0— 0 0 Pheasants 0 0— 0 0 Asparagus,* 100 3 0— 4 0 Partridges 0 0— 0 0 Eggs *124 4 8— 0 0 Black Game.... 0 0— 0 0 Potatoes,* peck 0 9- 1 0 Pigeons New D0.....* lb 0 6 0 9 Larks.... * doz. 0 0— 0 0 Niagara (s.), hence at Boston 28th 'ultimo. Yeltrie, sailed from Valparaiso for Huasco on 6th March. • Western World, off New York. Gustar Melin, Schale, from Jacmel, at Falmouth. Great Britain, from Rio Grande, and Northumberland, from Baltimore, both for London, off Falmouth. Tepic, cleared at San Francisco for ports in the Pacific 24th Mach. John Garrow, from New Orleans for this port, at Havana, leaky. Rockaway, Preble. and International, Brown, hence at New Orleans. Prince of Wales, Brown, and Free Trader, Black, hence at Mobile. Windsor Castle, Rodgers, and Dauntless, M'Laughlin, hence at Apalachicola. Lydia Flameney, hence, and Yorkshire, from Newport, at Virginia. Lord Althorp, Gordon ; and Joshua Waddington, Carmi chael, from Panama ; and Rossendale, Hounsell, from Para guay—all at Valparaiso. John liullett, Turner, from Mauritius; Midas, Masson, from Callao ; and Ann Bates, Richardson, from Odessa; all at Queenstown lOth instant. Bell Rock, Pendleton, and North Atlantic, Cook, hence at Boston. John Munn (s.s.), Purse, hence at Galatz. "Eliza Maria, Ivanchich, hence at Constantinople. Myrthe, Normand ; Atlas, Morris; and Naomi, sailed from St. Nazaire for this port 4th instant, Lady Franklin, Yeaton ; W. H. Harbeck, Marshall; Beeja. pore, M'Lay ; and Continent, Drummond—all hence at New York. Nancy and Emma, from Bremen, off New York 15th April, fell in with the Deucalion. Homer, from London for Boston, in a leaky state, and took off the crew. . SepPings, from Manilla at Cape of Good Hope Ist April; sailed from Manilla 15th Sept., was detained four months in the China Sea by light contrary winds and calms. Gipsey, from Rio Janeiro, after being on shore at the en trance of Marauham, and would be surveyed ; Laura, Dum brell, hence; and Lusitania, from London—all at Maranhani. NEW Youx, May I.—The Winchester and Progres, both for Liverpool, were still on the Bar of the Mississippi 24th u!t.; and the John Bryant, Hope, Goodwin, Middlesex, Marathon, and Westmoreland, all for Liverpool, were at anchor inside the Bar. THALEE, May B.—The Hornet, Pitcairn, of Liverpool, in ballast, parted her chains this morning during a gale at S.W., and was driven ashore at White Point. She lies on sand, is uninjured, but is not expected off till next springs. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE SOAIERSETSHIRE STAKES. To Me EDITOR of Me LIVERPOOL STANDARD. SlR,—The only " talked of " race this week is the above, in the Bath and Somerset Meeting, coming off to morrow ; it has twenty-one acceptors, from which I choose Hugo, Narcissus. Bacton. and Waterfall. /cannot conscientiously ascribe this race to the Duke of Bedford, but rather place my confidence in a " WATER FALL," which, I feel sanguine, will prove as true as my last prediction,—Aaron Smith. The Liverpool Hunt Meeting, at Hoylake, has produced a capital bill of fare for to-morrow and Thursday ; but I withhold my comment regarding their events, as the man is to be more regarded than the beast. The Derby changes have been great of late, the Hobble Noble affair having, at last. worked its way out. My re marks, next week.—l remain, yours, &c., BEESWING. TATTERSALL'S.--Tmuusnar. THE DERBY. The room was numerously attended, but the only move ments of any importance were in Hobbie Noble, who re ceded five points, end left off almost friendless, and Har binger, who was backed at a marked improvement on the odds last quoted from Newmarket. 7 to 1 agst Mr. J. Arnold's Little Harry. 15 to 2 Lord Orford's Alcoran—taken. 14 to 1 Mr. Stebbings's Alfred the Great. 15 to 1 Duke of Richmond's Harbinger—taken. 15 to 1 Mr. Merry's Hobbie Noble—taken. 30 to 1 Mr. J. Clarke's Elcot. 50 to 1 Lord Ribblesdale's Nabob—taken. 50 to 1 Mr. P. Booth's Missive—taken. 1500 even between Harbinger and Hobbie Noble. 1000 even between Alfreclgthe Great and Hobbie Noble. • MANCHESTER.—Fs IDAY. SOMERSETSHIRE STAKES. 5 to 1 agst Mr. Gratwieke's Exeter—taken. sto 1 Mr. Isaac Day's Waterfall—taken. • 6to 1 Mr. Dawson's Tom Pinch. 6to 1 Mr. Drewitt's Ballet Girl—taken. 7to 1 Mr. G. Barton's Madame Wharton. THE DERBY. 15 to 2 Lord Orford's Alcoran—taken. 9to 1 Mr. J. Arnold's Little Harry—taken. 11 to 1 Lord Eglinton's Claverhouse—taken. 12 to 1 Mr. Merry's Hobbie Noble. 13 to 1 Lord Exeter's Stockwell—taken. 14 to 1 Mr. Stebbing's Alfred the Great—taken. 20 to 1 Lord Ribblesdale's Kingston. 25 to 1 Mr. Harrison's King of Trumps—taken. 25 to 1 Mr. Dorrien's Chief Baron Nicholson—t. 25 to 1 Mr. Farrance's Joe Miller—taken. 16 to 1 Duke of Richmond's Harbinger—taken. 100 to '3 Mr. J. Stanley's Orelio—offered. 40 to 1 Duke of Bedford's Maidstone—offered. 50 to 1 Major Yarburgh's Young Hammond—tk. 1000 to 15 Lord Exeter's Ambrose. THE OAKS. 7to 1 Duke of Richmond's Red Hind—taken. €to 1 Mr. John Scott's Songstress—taken. Bto 1 Sir C. Monk's gossamer. 10 to 1 Mr. Pedley's Trousseau. 10 to 1 Lord Westminster's Attack—taken. 'Cob-nut will not run for the Dyrham Stakes, at Bath. 'The King of Troy has joined Rogers's string at New market. Chief Baron Nicholson left Stockbridge for Mickleham 'about a week since. _ . . ..„.. We are informed that Robinson, the jockey, is pro gressing favourably. Mr. T. Dawson has not refused an offer of £lOOO for 'Galvanism—he would like to have the chance. The settling at Tattersall's, yesterday week, upon the 'Chester events, passed off satisfactorily. Indian Warrior is now the property of Mr. Morris, and will be trained by Henry Stebbing. He is a fine animal, of great bone and substance. Mr. Little sold his Grace, in the Chester Race week, to Mr. Smith, who has sent him into R. Martin's stable, at Delamere Forest. The Earl and Countess-of Sefton and Miss Blackburn° stayed at the residence of Mr. Topham, the clerk of the course, during the races. Mr. Osbaldeston had the misfortune to lose a fine , colt foal a short time since, in consequence of one of its legs having been broken by &kick from the dam. It is, we believe, quite settled that G. Whitehouse will ride Hobbie Noble for the Derby ; and a strong effort is being made to secure'Buthr's services for Alcoran. It is announced that Augur is coughing very badly. At Chester 50 to 1 was Offered over and over against him, but not taken. Lady-in-Waiting, who was only beaten a head for•the One Thousand Guineas'Stakes, went a-begging lateiy'for £lOO, and was, not many months ugo, destined to carry her owner's wife in the park. Confessor, Orelio, and 'Storyteller, were ordered to be struck out of the Liverpool Cup, but the message was not received in time. They will not start. Ready Reckoner has also been scratched. _ _ _ ...-„ A gentleman, a member of one of the leading clubs, and a late master of foxhounds. will back a young lady to ride from London to Birmingham on two horses in twelve hours, for 500 sous. Three thousand pounds even were laid that the Black Doctor beater Hippolytus in the Chester Cup race. The money was posted, and placed in the hands of Mr. E.W. Topham. It is currently reported that a sporting gentleman in this town laid, in different amounts, the sum of £l4ooo against Joe Miller for the Chester Cup. He had several .`anxious' friends waitingior him on the settling day, but he did not make his appearance. We understand that the proprietors of a " list shop;" in this town, bet, in small amounts, £l5OO pounds against the winner of the Chester Cup, and, after paying their liabilities the day after the race, were winners of £EOO. Had Poodle pulled through, they would have won about £4OOO. The committee of the Cockey Club have come to a de cision in favour of Mr. J.'Clarke's proposed trial course, which, if carried out, as the plan has been altered, will give a straight course, of a mile and a quarter, the k.st seven furlongs of which will lie between the embank ments. Some very large offers have been made for Alcoran, and his noble owner, we understand, would not be indisposed to sell could he be satisfied that the horse was going into the hands of parties who meant winning. His backers would prefer that he retneined in his present stable. — Bell's Life. Mr. Pilling has struck The Event out of the Manches ter Cup, on account of his being so unfairly handicapped, adding, that " he ran once last year in the Two Year-old Selling Plate, at Manchester, won by Richard Primmer, -and was last, being beaten 02 . ; yet he is now made to give him a stone." 'SHREWSBURY RACES. — Considerable unpleasantness occurred at the above races, on Wednesday last, arising out of the contest for the Members' Plate, which was to be contended for in heats. It appears that a horse named Urbanity was, amongst others, started for the first heat, and it is said the rider had instructions to " wait" (that means not to win). The horse was then withdrawn, though she had been backed at '5 and 6 to 4 to at least £2OO to win the race, and Mr. Meatherald, her trainer, was so confident of success, that he invested a little money on ter, and, on her being withdrawn, declined to train the animal any longer. If this be true, and we have it on the most respectable authority, further comment is need less; and it only furnishes another argument, if such were necessary, in favour of the abolition of running in heats upon every race-course in the kingdom.—Man. Guard. RACING 'IXTURES. Df AY. Bath and Somerset 1R Epsom . ... Liverpool Hunt .. l9 Wye North Herts .......... 20 South Shields Harpenden . JUNE. Brighton Manchester 2lBibury. _ .. Ascot B:Stockbridge .. Beverley 9 Knighton . Maidstone .. .... . Lamberton Hampton ..... 16 Chelmsford Newton ... . . 16 Ludlow . .. Macclesfield .. 2l THE CHARITIES. LIVERPOOL ROYAL 1 NFI RNI A RY.—(Weekly Report, 15th May.)—A DMITTED: In-patients. 41 ; out-patients, 6; casuals during the last week, 10.—DISCHARGED : In-patients cured, 28 ; relieved, and at own request, 11 ; made out-patients, 9 ; irregular, 0; dead, I.—Remaining in the house, 179. NORTHERN HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Report, 15th May.)— Anal ITTED : Accidents, 36 • Medical and Surgical Cases upon recom mendation, 10 ; Total, 46.—DISCHARGED : Cured, 23 ; relieved and at own request, 2; attending as out-patients, 24; irregular, 0; died, I.—Remaining in the Hospital, 74. SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Re port, 12th May.)—lle-PATIENTS : Discharged, cured, 8 ; re lieved and made out-patients, 0 ; at own request, 0 ; irregu lar, 0 ; dead, 1 ; entered, 6 ; under treatment, 43.—OUT PATIENTS :—Cured, 30 ; entered, 55 ; under treatment, 40. LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES, MAY 17.—New cases re ceived advice and medicine at the institution during the last week—North, 289:; South, 209; total, 4 9 8 . New cases visited at their own houses, and supplied with medicine—North, 154 ; South, 61 ; total, 215. ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARY, AND EYE AND EAR INSTI TUTION, ROSE- lllLL.—(Weekly Report, May 15.)--Patients attended during the week :—At the Dispensary, 118 ; at their own houses, 54; total, 172. INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, 66 and 68, SOHO STREET.—(WeekIy Report, May 13.)—0n the books, boys 67, girls 32 ; average daily attendance, boys 54, girls 26; sick list, boys 4, girls 2; obtained situations, boys 0, girls 4. BANKRUPTS. Tuesday, May n, 1852. Richard Hadland, St. Helens, Lancashire, glass manufac turer. John Henry Collins, Halifax, draper. George Wanley, Vetherfield, Gresham-street, London, sci i vener. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.—Wilkinson and Bentley, Liverpool, tailors,'first div. of 4s. 7d., on any Wednesday, at Mr. Morgan's, Liverpool.—l'ryde and Jones, Liverpool, sail makers, first div. of 20s. on the separate estate of J. Gibb ; first div. of 2s. s*d., on the separate estate of G. Pryde; first div. of 20s. on the separate estate of D. Jones, on any Wednes day. at Mr. Morgan's, Liverpool.—W. Cole, Birkenhead, es tate agent, first div. of is. iC 1., on any Wednesday, at M r Morgan's, Liverpool. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.---. 101111 Haworth, Burnley, Latl• cashire, cotton spinner. CERTIFICATES.—June 3, J. S. M'Culloch, Liverpool, draper —June 4. J. Copeland, Liverpool, merchant—June 5, S. Whar ton, Hartford, Cheshire, wine merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-11"Fear and Vining, Liver pool, shipbrokers—Pickup and Lord, Green's-mill, near Ba cup, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers. MARKETS. MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES. MANCHESTER.—T:iere is no noticeable change in our mar ket since Tuesday, and very few words will suffice to describe its condition. On the whole, the quietness is perhaps rather more marked, but no diminution of firmness in price is per ceptible. Comparing this week with last, the market, in seve ral kinds of yarn and goods, is fully as dear. But, looking at the extent of the receipts of cotton, and at the promise of a crop of something like 3,000,000 bales, the buyers of yarn and cloth feel exceedingly backward to follow the upward tendency of prices in America and Liverpool, which now at any rate they regard as being occasioned rather by a spirit of speculation, resulting from tliecheapness of discounts, than by anything in the actual relation of supply and demand. This view is indeed common to both sellers and buyers in our cautious commu nity; and it renders the former about as moderate as it makes the latter wary. Hence we have had a week of comparatively little business, particularly in the latter part of it, but of great steadiness in values. The transactionsin cotton have been ex tremely large, and prices have gained fully d. per lb. RoclliaALE.—The flannel market continues very inactive, and a limited amount of business has been transacted at low prices. Wool remains much the same as it has been for some weeks past, both in price and demand. LEEDS.—The demand for woollen cloths this week has been fully equai to that of any of the last four or five weeks, and a fair amount of business continues to be done without any appa rent increase in stocks or alteration in prices. BRADFORD.—We cannot report any change in the staple trade of this town. There is a moderate amount of business doing in wool and yarns, as well as goods, and no alteration of rprices has occurred during the week. HALIFAX.—There is no noticeable change inany department of the worsted trade from the raw material up to the finished article, all being characterised by the same indisposition to enter into any but very limited operations. HUDDERSFIELD.—We have bad more buyers in the town 'this week than for the last few weeks, though, as business - has 'been slacker in the Cloth Hall, purchases have not been large, a few parcels of light low goods only have changed hands. The 'warehouses have done rather more to-day, and about an aver age trade during the week. for the advanced period of the sea son. In wools there has been scarcely anything done, though they still continue firm. LIVERPOOL GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET. FRIDAY, MAY 14.. In the early part of the week there was a very good demand for Sugar, but it has since fallen off, and the market closes rather quiet ; the sales are 700 Mids. 11. P., 4000 bags Bengal, with a small lot of Madras, and 8500 mats Mauritius, without change in price. The demand for Foreign still continues active, and the home refiners are beginning to turn their attention to these descriptions ; the salesnf the week amount to SOO cases, 700 bags Bahia, at from 16s. 6d. to l'ss. Gd. for ordinaryto good brown, 400 bags Ceara in the same vroportions, and 2000 bags brown Pernams at 16s. 6d. per cwt. The sales in Molasses are 300 puns. Antigua, at 13s. 3d. to 145..9d. for ordinary to fine new quality, being an advance of 4d. on previous rates; SO puns. old Porto Rico have also been taken for distilling at 13s. per cwt. There has been an active .demand for Coffee from both the trade and exporters, and full rates have been paid for all kinds ; the sales comprise 140 tcs. Jamaica (chiefly of ordi nary quality) at 41s. to 528., IWO bags Laguayra at 465. to 525., 1800 bags Costa Rica at 455. to 475., 550 bags Brazil, and 200 bags St. Domingo, all faults. 2400 bags Para Cocoa are re ported at 225. 6d. to 235. 6d. per cwt., and 1000 bags Pimento at 4ad. per lb. 250 tcs. Carolina Rice sold at 17s. to 18s., and 7,000 bags Bengal, at 9s. to 11s.$d. for low broken to fine white, being rather dearer. 200 puns. Rum have been sold, chiefly Demerara, at rather easier rates. A good inquiry exists for the blackish leaf kinds of Congou Tea from 10d. to Is., but there are very few sellers ; other descriptions remain without altera tion. Tallow is in better demand, and rather higher prices have been paid, P.Y.C. having realised.36s. 9d. to 375. ; about 200 pipes South American sold at auction at 335. to 355. 90. per cwt. About 250 tons American Lard on the spot and to arrive are reported at 48s. to 51s. per cwt. Jute is 10s. per ton higher, and 3300 bales have been taken this week at for extremely low, 'l3 12s. Gd. for very good, with a few bales fine and extra fine at .el 5 ss. to £lB per ton. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, FRIDAY, MAT 14. Notwithstanding the continued heavy import, the demand has again been on a very large scale throughout the week, and American descriptions generally !have further advanced quite id. per lb., especially on the better•qualities of Orleans. The transactions in Brazil and Egyptian have also been extensive, and quotations are fully id. higher on the former, and id. to id. on the latter. For Surat there has likewise been an ani mated demand, at rather higher prices. Sea island continues Ito be bought freely, at very extreme rates. Speculators have taken 31,720 American, 3300 Pernambuco, 180 Bahia, 620 Ma iranham, 3650 Egyptian, and 2240 Sprat, and there are reported for export 14,290 American, 900 Pernambuco, 3470 Surat, and 20 Bengal. The market to-day closed with great firmness, at die advance noted. DESCRIPTION. Sea Island Stained Boweds Mobi New Orleans. Pernams, &c. Aracati, &c Bahia, &c. Maranham Sawginned Demerara, &c Egyptian Barbadoes Peruvian Laguayra Com.W.l.&e. Cartliagena Smyrna Manilla Surat Madras Bengal Week ending Mayl4. 1270; 160: 31500, 23100 28700 6200! 1800, I IMPORTS. Previ: 'Week ously ending this yr. May 24. 12200 820 1 53978. 194970 141820 1 7 , 7240 1 408190 1 2G250 } 3189 14730 } 2300 1 14100 } 2246, 1101 407 1 ' £750 49700, 3517, 1870 8 107190 ) 452911500 111900 974360; 145114 This Year. STOCK. lAlay 14. 31,3091 • 448230 5286691 243601 7510 i 11768 463 44848 13490 3210 23980 I ): 2610 959502 588910 CORN MARKETS. MANCHESTER, MAY 15.—Throughout the week the trade has continued in a very lifeless state; factors, however, have not shown any anxiety to press sales at materially lower rates; but in the limited business passing, buyers have had the turn of prices in their favour on most articles. Our market this morning was of a languid character, and on Wheat and Flour we note a reduction of id. per 701bs. and 6d. per sack respec tively. Oats and Beans, owing to the favourable change in the weather, moved off slowly at barely last week's rates; whilst Oatmeal, although in moderate demand, fully maintained its previous value. WAKEFIELD, MAY I4.—At this day's market ;here is a good supply of Wheat; and with a more healthy demand, there is a moderate business passing, but the prices of last week are scarcely obtained. There is little Malting Barley offering, and its previous value is fully maintained. Oats and Shelling sell in retail at late prices. Beans are held for full prices. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, MAY 15.—There was a short delivery of Wheat this morning from the farmers, and having almost nothing fresh up from the coast since the early part of the week, sales proceeded with more freedom than of late, and fresh parcels of English and Foreign Wheat realised, without •difficulty, the extreme rates of this day week. Old Foreign in granary being generally held above the market value, there was little passing therein. Barley in fair request for grinding, and fully as dear. Beans in limited request at late rates; and there are no white peas on offer. The supplies of Oats coast wise, as also from the growers, have fallen very much off; and although the demand is certainly better, no higher prices can yet be quoted, owing to the improvement in the weather. Flour of fresh manufacture more inquired for, and there is a fair sale for all kinds at prices equal to last week. WISBECH, MAY 15.—The supply of Wheat to this market is again only moderate, and the prices of last week are sup ported for all fresh samples. No alteration in the value of Oats and Beans. DUBLIN, MAY 14.—The dullness that has prevailed for sevtrai markets past continues. In Wheat there is no altera tion in prices, and the like observation applies to Barley. Oats, 3d. per barrel lower. Indian Corn in limited demand, at Tuts day's quotations. White Wheat.. 236 Od to 26s Od Barley 12s Od to 1580 d Red d 0.... 22s Od to 23s Ge. I Rapeseed l4s Od to 17s 6d !Sere Os Od to Os Od Bakers' Flour. 12s Od to 15s Od Oats .los Od to lls 9tl Indian Corn, Oatmeal 1 is Od to 12a Od per 4801b29s Od to 32s Od CORK, MAY s.—Flour is, this week, taken sparingly for immediate consumption, bakers looking for some reduction. Wheats are not pressed, but the business doing is the turn in favourof buyers. Indian Corn receded 2s. 60. per ton, and the market generally ruled dull. CATTLE MARKETS. _ DUBLIN, MAY 13.—The market to-day was larger than last week, without, however, any alteration in prices. Beef, sinking offal, 425. to 445. per cwt., with a fair demand, but not quite so brisk as last ; Mutton, in wool, sd. to bid. and Aid. per lb. ; ditto, shorn, sd. to 50.; Veal scarce, at 7d. to 70. per lb. ; Lambs, 10s. to 245. each. Pigs were higher, prime heavy being worth 395. to 40s. ; light, 345. to 358. per cwt. From the coolness of the weather, as well as a demand for the English markets having again sprung up, there was considerable animation among jobbers. SHIPPING. TUESDAY, MAY 11.—Wind N.W.. fresh. ARRIVED.—Ashland, Stone; Belmont, Grant; Cromwell, Barker; Manchester, Ryan; Conqueror, M'Auley ; City of Lincoln, Pentecost ; Judah Touro, Lewis; and Edinburgh, Blair. from New Orleans—El Dorado, Pettingall, Mobile— Henry Grinnell, Thompson, Baltimore—S. D., Paraiba— Etquaga, Bilboa—lonia, King, Smyrna—Maria He lena, Setubal, Lisbon—General Cheruca. Cadiz—Echo, Mere ton, Rotterdam—Electric, Flash, St. Michael's—Jane Pratt, Clare, Calcutta. SAlLED.—Kalamazoo, Taylor, for New York—Rankin, Law son, Quebec. Moses Wheeler, King, from New Orleans at this port ; sailed from the Bar 14th April. Left on the Bar the Winchester, for this port, which had been on for a month, and it was supposed would have to be lightened to be got off. The Progress, for this port, was also on the Bar. The Winchester is 1474 tons; her cargo consists of 5,753 hales of cotton and 5,000 staves, and she was drawing twenty feet of water. The Progress is 1378 tons ; has 4300 bales of cotton on board, and was drawing nineteen feet of water. Battus, Measam, hence at Newfoundland. Cambria, M'Culloch, and Alcione, Tilley, hence at St. John. Germanico, Zuppar, hence at Trieste. Crispin, hence at Riga Roadstead. Adolph, Thompson, hence at Tonning. Gem, Young, hence at Maranham. Clydeside, Salter, hence at Jamaica. Mary Bewley, hence at St. Lucia. Ilazard, Hoylanil, hence at Havana. Harvey Galbraith, sailed from Vera Cruz for Laguna 2nd ultimo. Isabella, hence at Malaga. Burrells, Clare, and Amalia, Wilhelm, hence at Constantino ple. The Fanny, from New Orleans, has not arrived, as reported yesterday. Osprey, Honeyman, from Sydney, N.S.W.; Forfarshire, and Ann Black, Vaughan, from Pisco; and Earl of Lonsdale, Hughes, from Chinchas—at Callao. Pirate (5.5.), Ritchie, hence at Malta, and left for Syra, &c. 2Sth ultimo, Enterprise, Kirby, sailed from Valparaiso for this port 7th March. Anglesea, Griffiths, sailed from the Mauritius for London 2d March ; Alexander Chapman, from the Cape for this port; and Elvira, 25th Feb.' an d Guisichan, 3d March, both for Calcutta. Alpha, Edwards, sailed from Callao 6th March ; M. Winch, I lth ; and England, 13th, all for England; Elizabeth Grinner, 13th, for the United States; and Braganza, and Courier, 13th, for Iquique. Canoups, a nd Fame, from the Mauritius ; Margaret, from Trinidad ; 'Feronia, and John Scott, from Berbadoea ; Sagitta rius, from Antigua ; Argus , from S t. Domin g o ; Fredrick Pe ters, from Jamaica; Kent, Catherine Johanna, David Stadtu trecht, and Herald, from Honduras; Mermaid, and Narra ganset, from Philadelphia; Christian, from New York; and Rose, from River Gambia—all at Gravesend. BouLOGNE, May 9.—Part of the cargo of the Walton has been shipped to London ; the remainder will go forward in the Albion. The vessel has been temporarily repaired, and is wait ing for a steamer to tow her to London. WEDNESDAY, MAY 12.—Wind W.N.W., fresh. AnnrvED.—Phmnix, Beeby, from Maranham—Queen Po mare, Driscoll, and Horizon, Thompson, New Orleans—Jane, D ra k e , Apalachicola—Arabian (s.s.), Graves, Constantinople, &c.—Osmanli (s.s.), Palermo, &c.—Gannet (s.s.), and Harmo nic, Rotterdam—Brothers, Murphy, Savannah. Arctic (s.), Luce, from New York at this port; sailed Ist in stant. Has .€13,053 ni specie on freight. Favourite, from Havana at this port, with cargo from the Lord Ashley, from New Orleans for this port, wrecked off Ha vana. The British Queen (s.s.), for Constantinople, has put back from Holyhead. Artistic, from Valparaiso, at Coquimbo. Mary Holland, from Valparaiso at San Francisco. Currency, sailed from Arica for England 14th Feb. Paraguay - , from Cobija, at Islay. Sarah, Fraser, hence at Savannah. Mary Pheasants, Deacon, hence at Philadelphia. Devon, Stickney, hence at St. John, N.B. Henry Junes, Jones, from Callao, at Hampton Roads. TIIURSDAI, MAY 13.—Wind S.S.W., fresh ARRIVED.—Ocean Eagle,Somes, and Joshua Moran, Barton, from New Orleans—Commerce, Henry, Charleston—Eugene, Morlaix—Henrietta, Wilson, Ichaboe—Australia, Archer, Mo bile. SAILED.— Europe, Shanklin, and United States, Chusan, for Philadelphia— Avance, Lingdren, Westerviek—Rappahannock, Cushing, New York—Alice Jane, Miller, Jamaica—Mazeppa, Cullen, Charente and the Mauritius—Diamond (s.), Dearl, Antwerp—George, Midwood. Konigsberg—Hope, Ball ; Su sanna, Darnell; and Tradesman, Pickering, Dordt—Kelvin, Carrick, Acapulco--Charles Tucker, Bevan, Rotterdam-- ismyr, Sanders, Rio Janeiro---Mary, Hurst, Memel—Eliza beth, Rounnellhoff, Flensburg—Vivid, Tyrer, and Spirit, Pin cher, Buenes Ayres—James, Howeson, Adra—Luna, Newton, Archangel—Monarch, Lewis, Barbadoes. William Larga, Drew, hence at Barbadoes. Orontes (s.s.), Bulkeley, sailed from Messina for Palermo on 28th April. Anne and Jane, Smith, from Shanghai and Adelaide, at Melbourne. A quantity of wreck, consisting of bulwarks, painted stone colour, with dark mouldings, batches, hencoops, a seaman's chest. a piece of bend planking of five or six streaks, part of the bottom of a ship, coppered, and several other pieces, like broken beams, the whole belonging to a stout vessel, were passed, on the 9th March, 20 miles N.W. ti W. of the Cape of Good Hope, by the Bank of England, which has arrived in the Downs. LI snox, May 4.—lnformation having been received here that a derelict vessel, dismasted and water-logged, had been seen on this coast, somewhere between the rock of Lisbon and Ericeira, her Majesty's steamer Dragon went out to look for her, and brought her into this port on the 29th ult, She has every appearance of being a British colonial vessel, about 900 tons burthen. She had a poop, which, strange to say, was found destroyed by fire. The cargo consists of timber, appa rentl y white pine, but, as she is full of water, not haling yet been laid on the beach, no further particulars have been ascer tained. Her length on deck is 139 feet 6 inches, and breadth of beam 31 feet odd inches. Nothing will be done to her for the present, as it is expected that the owners, on getting the information, will come forward to claim her; of course, on payment of salvage. HOLYHEAD, May 14.—Her Majesty's screw-steamer Despe rate, homeward bound, put into this harbour, this afternoon, short of coals. FRIDAY. MAY 14.—Wind W.N.W. ARRIVED.—George Evans, Conillard, from New Orleans— Crescent, Williams, and Ellen, Neill, Oporto—Scud, Collins; Antelope, Harris; and Dolphin, St. Michael—Harvest Home, Webb, Demerara—Dove, Dill, Parsbro'. The steam-tug Dreadnought has again arrived here from Holyhead, having a flat and lump in tow, containing the cargo of the John Moore. William Large, Drew, hence at Barbadoes. Livorno (s.s.), Didero, hence at Genoa. Albatross (s.s.), from Melbourne at Adelaide. John Garrow, Hamilton, sailed from Havannah for this port 22nd April. A sunken vessel was passed in lat. 38 50 N., lon. 11 30 W., with nothing standing above deck Except bowsprit; she had been on flue aft, and burnt down to the water's edge. In ap pearance she was like one of Messrs. Gilmour's ships, and loaded with fir timber. LOCH RA yx, May 11.— Put in, Watchman, from Liverpool for Archangel, with sails split, and other damage. QUEENSTOWN, May 12.—The ship Crown, with emigrants, passed this harbour, this morning, bearing up for Liverpool, having carried away fore and maintopgallant-masts, maintop mast-head, and trojee-yard, on the 9th instant. Maid of Orleans, Fenwick ; Borderer, Denholm ; Highland Mary, Auckland; and Lucy Sharpe, all hence at Singapore. Eliza Morrison, M'Culloch ; Baron Renfrew, Curwen ; John Wood, Archer; ultan, Brown; and Amoy, Cunningham, all from Bombay, at Hong Kong. Rajasthan, sailed from Hong Kong 12th March for San Francisco. _ _ _ Baillie, saile:l from Woosung 24th Feb., and Pedlar, Whitten] 12th March, both for this port. John Whitten], M`Donald, from China, at Anjer, and sailed 2nd March for London. Hero, Pirrle, from Singapore, at Akyab, and was to sail for England 25th March. CANTON, March 27.—The Emperor of China, from London to Shanghai, was wrecked 12th Feb., on the Coco Reef, in the Banda Sea. The captain and crew were picked up in the boats, three days after, by the Far West, arrived here, and landed at Cajel!o, in Bourn. leans; 1 bWr.iign, TELEGRAPH OFFICE, MAY 17. OFF IiOLYHEAD, 4.30 P.M . —Black-eyed Susan, schooner, d a a n t d l 6 - lo s i c y h b o e o a n d e , rs S : W., moderate breeze. from Africa. OFF THE PORT, 7.30 P.M.—Pollock, barque, froM New Or- VESSELS SPOKEN. Geraldine, hence for Callao, March 6. Kirkland, hence for Rio Janeiro, March 6, 2 N., 24 W. Washington, hence for Mobile, play 4, 44 N., 25 W. Western World, hence for New York, May 1, off New York. Earl of Chester, hence for China, March 29, 1 N., 21 W. Trinity Yacht, hence for Nassau, April 26, 32 N., 34 W. Naparima, hence, April 17, 51 N., 13 W. City of Lincoln, New Orleans, for this port, May 3,49 N., 19W. Oronoco, hence, May 1, 52 N., 21 W. Storm King, hence, bound east, April 24. off Cape St. Vincent. Sarah Ann, hence for Rio Janeiro, 49 N., 9 W. Mars, hence for Constantinople, April 7, off Cape Morish. Urgent, hence for Callao, May 9, 49 N., 9 W. Lady Shelbourne, hence for Callao, March 26, 1 N., 22 W. Great Britain (s), hence for New York, May 5, at 1, p.m., 50 N., 28 W., wind W.S.lq., heavy westerly sea. St. Patrick, bound west May 8, 51 N., 20 W. Plantaganet, hence for Quebec, May 3,50 N., 6 W. Athens, Mobile, for this port. May 5, 43 N., 38 W. Sir Charles Napier, Mobile, for this port, May 12, 50 N., 10 W. Agnes, hence for River Plate, May 5, on the Equator. SATURDAY, MAY 15.—Wind W.S.W., fresh. ARRIVED.—Fanny, Simonson ; Devonshire, Strickland; St. George, Hutchinson; and Erin-go-Bragh, Casey, from New Orleans—Scotland, Davies, and Ottawa, Mobile—Lucy Hale, Baltimore—Neptune, Lefevre, Buenos Ayres—Birkby, Henry, Apalachicola—Joven Pepita, Camana, Tarragona—Tallv Ho, St. Michael—Good Intent, Thompson, Cadiz—John Wesley, Rowe, and Tit Bit, Steele, (in Si days,) Lisbon—Phoebe (s.s.), Brennan, Malta—Zealous, Strang, Leghorn—Alexander, Boje, and Amalia, Danzic. SAILED.—John Bull, Richardson, for Bombay—Wilhelmine, Aberg, and Bertha, IVachter, Rio Janeiro—Vibilis, Roberts, Demerara—Nimrod, I vers, Monte Video—Josetita, Artaza, Porto Rico—Kate Howe, Norcross, New Orleans—Princeton, Russell ; Home, Muir • Tangier, Sweetzer ; Agitator, Magee ; and Jane E. Walsh, Thomas, New York—Cambria (s., Leitch, Halifax and Boston—Roderick Dhu, Rogers, Staten Island — Wyoming, Dunlevy, Philadelphia—lntrepid, Quebec— Glanusk; Lewis, Reirout—Lisbon, M'Gowan, Lisbon—Eliza, Follett, Venice—Gannet (s.s.), Sullivan ; Mercurius, Haftll ; and Azorian, Beynon, Rotterdam—lleureux Retour, Conedel, Rouen—Nithsdale, Knight, Hatnburg—Jacobina, Narva. Asia (s.), Judkins, from New York at this port; left sth of May. On 6th May, at 2 20 a.m., saw the Europa (s.), from this port. The Asia has 130,000 dollars in specie on freight. Ashburton, ; Colonist, Alexander; New World, Knight; William Hitchcock, Conway; Indian Ocean, Baker; Middleton, M`Nulty ; Malabar, Fraser; and W. D. Sewall, Jack—all hence at New York. Persian, Peat, hence at New York 17th April; lost foretop gallant mast, and sprung mainmast. Augusta; Kirkland ; Empress; Henry and Margaret; Ame lia Hill ; Carlo; Wilhelmina ; Georgiana ; and Zeevart—all hence at Rio Janeiro. Susan, Purchase; Linda, Green; and Adeline, Graham—all hence at Pernambuco. Emily, hence at Rio Janeiro, and sailed 23rd March for Cali fornia. William Russell, Shelford, hence at Pernambuco, and sailed 20th April on her return. Bonita, Wilcox, hence and Pernambuco, at Rio Janeiro. Echo, Hicks • Fernandez, Contente; Vivaci ous , L e y ; Q ueen of the South, 6/nick ; and Tagus, Wade—all hence at Lisbon. Henry Doran, Rees, hence for Naples, at Studwell Roads 13th May. Amity, hence for Riga, at Tobermory 14th May. Laurel, Winchester, hence for Archangel, at Tobermory 14th May. Mary Worrall, and May, hence at Monte Video. Taymouth Castle, and Eclipse, hence at Bahia. Tinamara, hence at Ceara. Plata, hence at Maranliatn. Arrow, !Wyatt, hence at Para. Alert, Petersen, hence at Copenhagen. Muskinght.m, Lancaster, hence at Wilmington. Eclipse, Kirckhove, hence at Ostend. Wilson, Smith, hence at Savannah. Franchise, Robinson, hence at Charleston. Adonis, hence off New York. Frederick, Frink, hence at Portland. Broad Oak, sailed from Bahia sth April for this port; Mary Rowe, 27th March, for London ; and Jamaica, 29th March, for the Channel. Era, Kingston, sailed from Pernambuco 31st March, for Ve nice—Norval, 3rd April, for the Channel—and Angelina, 19th April, for Paraiba and this port. Bella, from Pernambuco at Ceara, and would sail for this port Huh April. Velos, Casto, from Tarragona for this port, at Algesiras. Zephyr, Dark, from Marseilles—Ranger, Duggan ' from Gir genti—and Egidius, all at Gibraltar, and sailed for this port. Panope, Ward, for England, and Warrior, Beynon, for Lon don, sailed from Buenos Ayres 30th March. Gazelle, Stevenson, from Galatz at Queenstown 13th May. Louise, Nyeman, from Antwerp, for New York, at Queens town, 13th May, with water casks stove, &c. Tasman, Hargraves, from Hobart Town, for London, off Fal mouth, 13th May. Surat, Graham, from Bahia and Pernambuco, at Maceio. Ben Muick Dhui ' Matheson, from Rio Janeiro at Pernam buco, and sailed 14th April for Maceio. Pro re's, from Iquique for London, at Pernambuco ; crew suffering from scurvy. Dyson ' from the Clyde, and X L, from Buenos, at Bahia. Hope, from Callao, ror England, at Rio Janeiro. Higginson, Hughes, from Bangor, at Boston. Prince of Wales, Brown, from St. Thomas, and Themis, from Mobile, both at New Orleans. Henry Jones, Jones, from Callao, and Liverpool, Bremen, both at New York. George, Mitchell, and Aurora, Cottier, both from Valpa raiso, at San Francisco. Victoria, Wallace, cleared at San Francisco, for Panama, Ist April. SUNDAY, MAY ]6.—Wind S.W., fresh. ARRlVED.—Ambassadress, Pentreath ; Trumbull, Smith ; and Irene, Robinson, from New Orleans—Camden, Sherwood, Charleston—American, Saunders, Savannah—Ellen, Phillips, and Sir Charles Napier, Turner, Mobile—Bella, Killey, Ceara —Wye, Jackson, Antigua—Countess of Leicester, Sturley, Alexandria, E.—Geppina, Oldenburg, Nantes. SAlLED.—Grasmere, Campbell, tor Port Adelaide—Garrick, Eldridge, New York—John Ravenal, Pitman, Charleston — Cynthia, Goldsworthy, Newfoun Jland—Anglo Saxon, M'Curdy, Halifax. Pacific (s.), Nye, hence at New York 2nd May. Gipsy, and Mary, both hence at Rio Grande. Evangelist, Pierce, hence at Buenos Ayres. Indus; Conte Zichi; and Charlotte, hence at Rio Janeiro. BAYONNE, May 11.—The Janet, Power, of Liverpool, dragged her anchors, and went ashore in the river, 9th May; came off, leaky, after remaining five hours, and has put back here, been surveyed, and must discharge to repair. MONDAY, MAY 17.—Wind W.S.W., light. ARRIYED.—Malissa, Sangster, from New Orleans—Pacific, Pearce, Boston—Vesper, Holmes, Lisbon. SAlLED.—Lancaster, Lloyd, for Demerara—Petrel, Gotrey, Africa—Amidas, Morgan, Coquimbo—Admiral (s.), Wickman, Havre—lmmanuel Kant, Domcke, St. Petersburg—Belinda, Harrison, and Dunrobin, Littlejohn, IsTarva —Wizard, Ilurrell, Labrador—Brigand (s.s.), Thompson. Alexandria, E.—Cygnet, Boyce, Rotterdam—Commercien, Melson, Wyburg. laid on the beach port, leaky, and with pumps choked, and below Egremont, to prevent sinking. - led from Bombay 10th April, and ''l ‘ llla/ o ll n a n t ell l ; ad l‘ r-a i s le . Leighton 1 Herculean, Mounse), sat . The Princess, from Runcorn to Wadsoe, has put back to this re, 6th April, and Elizabeth, Rees, 9th April, both for China. Robins, Mitchell, sailed from Aden for Bombay 23rd April. Dundonald, Gillies, from Bombay, at Colombo, and sailed for this port Ilth April. J K L, 13th April, both for this port ; Ferozepo Brazilian, Duffy, hence; Elvira, Graham, Mauritius ; and a T h o , L il o o ° c l l ) i n a ' n t Rob Roy, Rankin (in 99 days); Emperor, Paxton; and John Matthie, Groom, all hence at Calcutta. Jane nrie, from London ; John Cooper, Lisbon ; Georgina, and Anne Armstrong, Bombay, all at Calcutta. An T n r a ito 3 n la . ri l a iy S i g d it l ; l, Kedgeree, sailed from Saugor 26th March, and Edmond, 31st March, both for this port; H. Salkeld, 4th April, for Akyab and this port. Geraldine, hence at Callao. Quito (s.), hence at Valparaiso 31st March. Eliza, Bowen, hence at Vera Cruz. Magnolia, Letnatt hence at Manilla. TIDE TABLE. DAYS. MORN. lEVENO. 110 HT. HOLYDAYS,ETC. May. h. m. Ih. m. ; ft. in. I • May.l h. m. h. m. Ift. in. Tuesday....lB: 11 9 11 24 jl5 8 , Wednesday .19 11 40 11 55 16 2 .New Moon, 3.15 a.m. Thursday ..20 - 012 16 3 'Ascen. Day, cr Holy Friday 027 043 1G 1 [Thu. Saturday .. 22 1 1 118 15 10 Trinity Term begins. Sunday .... 23 136 I 155 15 1 Sun, aft. Ascen. Day. %londay .... 24 215 I 237 14 3 Qn. Vict. born, 1819. PRICES d. d. 130:30 4 9 3i 6i 4 6 32 741 6 73, 6 62. 6 611 6 73! 53 61 54 10 5} Gil 0 - z 4il LIVERPOO CATTLE MARKET, :ONDAY, MAY 17. The import of Cattle from Ireland, during the week ending the 15th instant, consists of the following numbers :-1785 Beasts, 1801 Sheep and Lambs, 2355 Pigs, 97 Ho . :ses, and 4 Calves. To-day's market was hardly as well supplied with stock as on last Monday, the decrease being 27. Of Sheep and Lambs there was an increase of 1119. The numbers offered were 1595 Beasts, and 6325 Sheep and Lambs. A good propor tion of the Beasts were from Scotland. The quality of both Beef and Mutton was fully an average one. There was a good attendance of the trade. For Beef a fair inquiry prevailed, and prices, although not higher, were stiff. Mutton and Lambs were also in demand at former terms, and at the close of busi ness a pretty general clearance was effected. Prices may he quoted as follows :—Beef : prime first-class heifers, W. to 54d.; second-class do., 44d. to 40.; prime first-class oxen, 4d. to 42d. ; old cows and half-fed oxen, 34d. to 44d. Mutton : prime wethers, out of wool 50., in wool 60.; Scotch and Irish ewes, sd. to 50. per lb., sinking the offal. Lambs, 20s. to 275. 6d. and 283. each. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, FRIDAY, MAY 14. At our market this morning holders of Wheat, induced in some measure by the limited arrivals since Monday, appeared to assume rather more firmness, and steadily adhered to the current rates of Tuesday, but having few country millers in attendance, and our home dealers not anxious buyers, the transactions in British and Foreign Wheats, for local and country consumption, were but moderate in amount ; several tolerably large parcels of Egyptian, however, were taken to ship coastwise and to Ireland, and for all descriptions of this Grain our last quotations stand unvaried. States and Canadia❑ Flour continued to meet a fair inquiry, and at a little under previous rates considerable sales might have been effected to consumers as well as for investment, but importers appearing sanguine as to some amendment in prices ere long, declined to concede the least abatement, and in many cases for parcels in granary higher terms were required, but not being obtainable to-day we repeat Tuesday's currency. French Flour moved slowly, and scarcely sustained late prices. Whilst Malting Barley may be considered nominal, Grinding samples were in some request and rather dearer ; Malt remaining unaltered. Beans, owing to the favourable change in the weather, were 3d. to Gd. per qr. cheaper ; Pease the same as last noted. Prime Meiling Oats, although not taken freely, maintained former prices ; inferior kinds dull of sale, and rather loßer in SALES. BIRTHS. On the 7th instant, at Whittingham-house, near Preston, the wife of James German, Esq., of a son and heir. On the 7th instant, at Aigburth, the wife of A. Porte', 254., of a daughter. On the Bth instant. the wife of Thos. F. Grimsdale, Esq., of Falkner-street, of a daughter. On the 11th instant, in London, the Countess of Verulam, of a son and heir. On the 11th inst., Mrs. Carson, of Windsor-terrace, of a daughter. On the 13th instant, in Elizabeth-street, Pembroke-place, Mrs. S. M. Strick, of a daughter. On the 15th inst., Mrs. George Taylor, jun., of a daughter. On the 15th instant, in Canning-street, the wife of T. Stave • ford Raffles, Esq., barrister-at-law, of a daughter. On the 17th instant, Mrs. James Lyon, 51, Bevington-hill, of a daughter. MARRIED. On the Ist inst., at the British Embassy, Brussels, Hilde brand, second son of the late Sir Henry Oakes, Bart., to Sophia Bond, youngest daughter of the late J. G. Crump, Esq., of this town. On the 7th instant, at the Parish Church, West Derby, by Rev. J. Stewart, rector, Mr. P. Carnigan, of this town, to Miss Fearon, of Crosby-green, West Derby. On the Bth instant, at the Cathedral, Chester, Mr. J. Ward, master shipbuilder, of Stromness , late of St. James's-terrac e , Mill-street, to Mrs. Freeman, of Strand-street, in this town. On the 9th instant, at St. David's Church, Mr. John Gilles pie, of the Asphaltum Works, to Frances, second daughter cf John Pownall, Esq., of Edge-hill. On the 10th instant, at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. Wm. Parry, blacksmith, to Catherine, eldest daughter of John Watterson, boatbuilder, Port St. Mary, Isle of Man. - - On the llth inst., at St. Phillip's Church, Septimus Milner to Miss Ann Dixon, for many years housekeeper to Mr. Scott Everton. , On the 12th inst., at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. J. H. Stafford, John, son of the late Mr. Mossop, of Catgill-hall, Cumberland, to Catherine, daughter of the late Mr. James Norris, pawnbroker, Rigby-street. On the 12th inst., at the New Chapel, Upper Clapton, `Afiddle sex, by the Rev. G. M`Donald, of Arundel, Mr. Joshua Sing, of this town, son of Joshua Sing, Esq., of Bridgnorth, to Florentia, daughter of James Powell, Esq., of the Limes, Upper Clapton. On the 12th inst., et Upton Church, by the Rev. T. Bell, Mr. S. Broad to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late Mr. John Briscoe, saddler, Upton. On the 12th inst., at St. George's Church, Everton, by the Rev. J. Lawrence, M.A., James, son of Mr. Hugh Gore, to Sarah Ann, daughter of the late Mr. John Humphreys. On the 12th inst., by license, at St. Nicholas's Church, by the Rev. 'l'. Amos, Mr. John Clayton to Mary Davies. On the 12th inst., at St. Peter's Roman Catholic Chapel, Seel street,_ by the Rev. Mr. Bo n ny, Mr. R a lph L. J ump to Mi ss Ellen Milner. On the 13th inst., nt St. Bride's Church, Mr. James Thomson, contractor, to Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. John Calvert, flag merchant. On the 13th inst., at Woodcburch, Cheshire, L. \\. Glover, Esq., of Cork, to Mary, youngest daughter of the late John Mawdsley, Esq., of this town. On the 13111 inst., at St. Thomas's Church, Toxteth-park, the Rev. G. Dover, Richard Clare, Esq., shipowner, to Anna bella, eldest daughter of William Horner, gentleman. On the 13th inst., at Weaverham. by the Rev. C. S. Stanhope, Mr. John Davies, late commanding the ship Mercia, of this port, to Helen, eldest daughter of the late Thomas Okell, Esq., of Stretton, near Warrington. On the 13th inst., at Bootle Church, by the Rev. J. Crump, A.M., Mr. William Wilding, of St. Anne-street, to Ellen Jane, only daughter of Mr. Joseph Holliday, of Bootle. On the 13th inst., at St. Francis Xavier's Roman Catholic Chapel, James Harvey, Esq., to Miss Mary Hughes. On the 15th inst., at St. George's Church, Everton, by the Rev. James Lawrence, M.A., Charles Rowland, son of Mr. Thomas Moile, to Mary Ann, daughter of Mr. Benjamin Catlow. On the 17th inst., at the Church of St. Stephen the Martyr, by the Rev. Drummond Anderson, M.A., Mr. Wm. Whittaker to Miss Mary Sloan. This being the first marriage celebrated in St. Stephen's, the above parties were presented by the in cumbent with a very handsome Bible. DIED. Lately, at Rio de Janeiro, having fallen'a victim to yellow fever, after three days' illnesE, deeply regretted by his family and friends, aged 21, Wilson Bennett, eldest son of Mr. Cu ming, Lloyd's surveyor, Plymouth, and nephew of Mr. Henry Cuming, of this town. On the 2d instant, at the Parsonage-house, Nevern, Pem brokeshire, aged 55, the Rev. John Jones, A.M. His acquire. ments as a bard and Welsh scholar had endeared him to his countrymen, and had brought him into the closest intimacy with many families of the highest distinction. On the 4th instant, aged 63, Mr. Wm. Williams, fur.ititrc broker, Arcade. On the 4th instant, aged 48, Mr. J. N. Edwards, plumber, late of St. John's•village, Old Haymarket. On the sth instant, Ellen, wife of Mr. W. Kinreid, shipwright. On the sth instant, aged 19, Richard, eldest son of Mr. Peter Coupe, of Preston. On the 6th instant, at Swanhill Cottage, Old Swan, aged .16, Mr. Harry Ashcroft. On the 6th inst., in Falkner•terrace, aged 35, J. Hughts,Esq. On the 7th inst., at Club•moor, aged 71, Mr. R. Webster. On the Bth inst., at Southport, aged 73, Joseph Cole, Esq., of Chapel•house, Little Bolton. On the 9th inst., at Huntsman-court, aged SS, the Rev. E. B. Troyte, LL.D., rector of Huntsham,Devon, and of Puckington, Somerset. Dr. Troyte was the oldest incumbent of the Church of England, having been inducted to the living of Puckington in the year 1787. He was the last of his name and family, both of which are now extinct. On the 9th inst., at Carr-mill, near St. Helens, aged 82, Arm, relict of the late Mr. T. Adamson. On the 9th inst., aged 61, Mr. Thos. Kenney, of Cecil-street. On the 9th inst., suddenly, at the residence of his father, in Bridge-street, Birkenhead, aged 19, Silvanus, second son of Mr. Joseph F. Coventry. On the 9th inst., awfully sudden, aged 43, Jane, wife of Mr. Alex. Begg, of Denison-street. On the 10th inst., aged 61, James Fielden, Esq., of the firm of Messrs. Fielden Brothers, cotton-spinners and merchants, Todmorden and Manchester. On the 10th inst., at Auchinloch, near Glasgow, Janet, mother of Dr. Sinclair, of this town. On the 10th inst., in Houghton-street, Clayton-square, aged 32, Mr. Wm. Robinson, late of Camerton, Cumberland. On the 10th inst., at her uncle's residence, in Kirkdale, aged 18, Ann, only surviving daughter of the late Captain Thomas Tummon, of this port. On the 10th inst.. after a long and painful illness, aged 59, Margaret, wife of Mr. Win. Duckworth, builder, Brunswick square, Kirkdale. On the 10th inst., in Upper Parliament•stre:t, aged 3s, Mrs Greenacre. On the 11th inst., of water on the brain, aged 16 tre_.l - ,tlis, Charles Ilenry, only son of Mr. C. Wills, Bold-street. On the 11th inst., Betty, third surviving daughter of the late J. Hulme, Esq., surgeon, Cross-street, Chester. On the 11th inst., Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Isaac Henshaw, of Brownlow-street. On the 11th inst., at Greashy, aged 45, Mr. Win. Parr. On the 12th inst., at his residence, in Portland place, 54, Mr. John Martin. The deceased was in li b s3ucifsai. Major -General t e b lersial i la s el port, as a shipbt oker, for the last thirty-five years. ' On the 12th inst., aged 37, Mr. James Hackett, of this town, youngest son of Mr. John Hackett, of Derby. aged 2 years and d of wa s r c d ar G la a t N i v n n a e , , Mr. virtues, and lamented by short Reid, 0 0 n n t t Nb l i I , te e l. tp l l. 2 ,3, t fet l o t iriry i inst ., Windsor. severets . t , ..at a I ti t li her s ne residence s residence, gl,l ~i greatlyio i knew . iebnwe GiLondon,olril.oeeldr,e, Miss John Herbert, son of Mr. Peter 10 months, Lawton, druggist, Tithebarn-street. Salisbury-terrace, in at t Sal l is e b r On the 13th inst., at his residence, in Breck-road, in his 63d year, Thomas Griffiths, Esq. 0 0 I n i t the he 13 1 t 3 h t h i n i s r t i s . , t . On the 13th inst., aged 49, ac i e n , ( D )l u d k e s - , :t a r n ee , Mathew Lock, butcher, of Clare.street. o G f a o l l% : ll n at e ni , :e 13th daughter i ne. of , the e n lateoo Bootle, of 3Pliefizie, widow of t ' he late Mr. Alexander M`Kenzie. ' Mrs. long and painful illness, aged 71, Ellen, the wife of Mr. John Gore, late of Roby Farm, and second daughter of the late Rev. James Ashton, of Huyton. On the 13th instant, at Jericho Farm, Aigburth, aged 54, Mr. William Pcacop. Duke-street i . On the nth inst., aged 29, Thomas Redish , second sure. v t.g son of Mr. George Redish, accountant. On the 14th inst., after a short illness, aged 06, Miss !Ja m - Knott, of the Peacock Inn, Pownall-square: Thomas, Sam*; On the 14th inst., aged 14, only son of Mr. • Bellin, of Falkland-street. On the 14th inst., at her resid ence, in Per cy - street, in her relict of the late Jas. Gordon, L si. , 70th year, Elizabeth , ., Manchester. On the 15th ins., t a g ed 4 years and 9 months, Th omas, son of Mr. Aylward , news -agent, - Lord-street. On the 16th inst., • at the residence of his brother, Plumpton terrace, Egerton -road, aged 57, Mr. Charles G reen . On the 16th inst., William Redmayne, the infant son of :le. W. K. Knipe, of St. James's-street. On the 17th inst., aged 56, Mrs. Crossley, Mill-lane, Slaw's. brow. On the 17th inst., in Prospect-vale, Fairfield, after a bag and painful illness, aged 39, Frances, wife of T. 0. Cooper, Esq.