The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-04 00:00:00

1 it of tco, ' e lersl i '' ile' raft 0,0 ber g ; 510,.0i4 .01 orts' P OO' i• 0. ;, GE NERAL NEWS Co, err "VER Ors of SION s I)°Pe q in the Sunda 24 per Ch urc h of St_ P s ustained b y ti Is 250,00 tbe u c or kiE A, .1 1 "ration 14;4'1 b ? e en ,in th. appointed It , h. _ room of "k r_ , - 'Penaed SSELS.- • s, •vilging to the Uni 4 "ar• The tonnage wa tliej:te°7;l):B PAPERS. —The M Vkitedc,otnas Moore are in r Lord John Itussell. anne.r.2 ' f a ' r 61 vess . inriber, an( IS a nd 48 ste,, ursting from a ir 4 eriii k v RA TE t i . t . tsi to t'thway Rates The Act to h, pe z he lst of ,-, to Turnpike Trt , fir t lessio_ veto her, ' ''''' ii te Nt,t, nof Parliaine Nif ee asa Iluxi co oNT N tio lP t ° ti h ' n' ll P tler o o j 'wi n' lt p. b e thr ee.t 'ne-tenths per i li tti ,,.., °Rats t enths. ,!le ta4,itias, h6TEPLIENsoN, a Fell, l'aati9tioo"nast be.queathed to that 4 rol l , ut historical research Cock kilt 1 0 1 ' 11 11 44°11 AL G • e ze ikt y 1 Thy oom—There is , e ed , ear. ancestor, a goose r" tlitly .1. Pro,en has ,r I.rtie rt p eat, 4 , s r e also bsf at , e , ao _, lie every J q etti . LAT ('lr ' ktli ,( 1 11 h 1 , t 1),, , 1' 1„,•k no , , f) t i„ ; al oiß.—lt . ,r euiee th "ti 'is late Dr. Moir s; tt th e ' 3 be e elt a, of Blackwood, f d in Musselbergh, .1' 4 1 , 6clt hiee n t e s o ta pi r t te k , i , lia iet......n emplated will be carries ..i , c 44L0:1644 ' 4l Wednese .t er . etiee th 'lad . .114 - etio -6 toil received 41 the /rOlijd h a 4 10Wing words:. r ,lievpsh.us gl ad foi his poor and .s ti ii t4l o4 "Persg 4 to have its receipt ti... - I ll t k O N NT ss tt t °f th• ls PH . . 4, banking agent in Lincolnshire, wri- Ith 14 llll,l '4 ee'ghb —`, saYs:—" Cash seems to be drawn 14ePar;IPalltR °llr ,houd ra idly I suppose it must be ;Np,.. s , t 'es. - A ' :" .... 0 0 are :oink . in large numbers from ot tt , many as forty or fifty neighbours sail Oh 11 tA N "°, i "t kop tL t'llth 1 the p o l4C tiltSTANCE.—There are two ,eweban- Nils aid an ssession of a lady at Plumstead, which tith 4 t.Pe r ; _,ePt co el4' every morning for the last 18 4 ''t '" s u h 'undaY, and never during the whole Il eSt a 8 an N. Ai l , 8.... 0 ~, egg been found on that day in either 1/ ite opts I` 'z'i°rd Chronicle Op n'terC ß • li , IP st the A YCERY.—The four masters who 4 4 0 t, iekster erovisions of the new act are Master li k4 tl lbe avl ng fi,P u tliam, Sir W. Horne, and Master $ tt eo ,,effi ees ,e. to conduct business ; and the busi lit'ilik v "It th e ii the Masters who retire will be distri ye4titttAG asters Who remain. q:141 °l. ' ' I N " FR ESHWATER, `NIGHT, Cli,, till n , r Oyed , ISLE OF h . i e ':ft th e ' 1104ses by fire on Monday morning last. i,, t i, k4 ,lted L .,.erY soon fell a prey to the flames, L t li 411 4 4 ea r 1 " I nn , a linendraper's, a grocer's, NN t - I ;it, kl coosu.p.enter'sstock-in-trade, furni .at 1, 11 : 1 1 0k i , "led—all the work of an hour 1 04,14, di e vii. A , T ITY IN A FAMILY.-011 Saturday Sw f o i l lq tiBti?a. a young woman, named Nancy i kt t i o 'u*fr ig. ie E i ghteenth year of her age; on the Nt l j di ed : l Sar„.!,ter sister Alice died, aged twenty -1,..t th e. , agetray last, another lisier, named Mar 11$ d ead i o !nxteen. Three sisters numbered ' , cab s eight days !—Blackburn Standard. 4„ it 41 pp 1,11 V,l4 t ' d ati.,, e Of.b at E ADMIRALTY have directed the ii 0 1" it V War • tle ship, the Windsor Castle, the t Ose, er et q b__,ln the world, building in the royal ''op;',4i, 4 `n pl, , gige, to be launched early in the en- AN, lt d9 ,; 1 win b'e Will mount the large number of ;lIIIN., ' 3 000 ° tted With a screw propeller. She 4 i)`'N' To sz ton' ti.tit,l Rio e k j m os 13 • leie il LitLi eh li t o s , ROOKE.—On Friday a public i"t, t kret kor e X . James Brooke at the London 04 ill 4 14 1 , 1 a t, 3', nd e _Tan 240 of numerous friens were present. tNdivi,P of ~ en, that so and so influ- Ill le 'llal ,"utlemen has taken place in support Ith ge q , aee 4 : . 4 'd a l ie 1. 0 f ,0 t ,,, , 10 t1 , u all the circumstances are con- 1 ANk t ' 4 l . 4; r4 ficip"rt he regarded as a most trium- I ett /t A,,, 4 1t. ° Public opinion in favour of the hA I t 2o ,\ °l -1. t n k t l ' i i ) qiii e., S 0 ,, T tip N. 'LPN .. -LIFE AT SEA. — DUNGARVAN, - - ----.....--- t , l. al,. r n , . ylt 't) i Ni t , With ' )rnin g the schooner Harry King, The Yorkshire Gazette states that a match, one mile, Oi.i eir p ° m e f ect als, was driven on shore in our for £lOOO, is on the tapis, between Nancy and Mountain IVN h ''' l ll, 14, fn tom this town proceeded in a whale Deer, the horse to receive 10lb. : 11 1• 1 h ' 0 . tO r r t i l e Purpose of lending assistance; I It is said that Mr. A. Nichol's contract to take Bees- P S'ilt 1 , 1. 4 1 1,41 i 4:eante,ct be . boat h on b ber an re d ru e7h v% t - o as f r t ing i "; s r togk re h e a l s as c t er; o s a ll s , l a ia n v d e tt e a e t n L a o l r l d bl E a g e l l !n fi tio li n es will take , i ' v l, l ll l , li i . i ee ot'fat their tossing the of 'the men had The stewards of the Lincoln Spring Meeting have de ti.tli ci tit to li od n ond to seize an oar, and thus pro- dared that Edward of York is entitled . to the Selling l l ui t i,to e. kt Eos ,, Stakes, and have directed them to be paid to Mr. E. R. 'ltt t lie'cl,:',l c h 1 IN "AL A t ST AMP RS —The crew Clark. 54i15,4,i, t4..viotiOs..iost left' •ti E- the'overland mail, Bonnie Dundee, late the property of Lord Eglinten, 11:•04 • , %1 4 ,- ,0 their depawrtluire, timeaP Austen, arrived safe and well at Buenos Ayres, after. a passage o' la t Nieeill'itl it,:tiPerintendent of l packets at sixty-four days. tOhl,,llksi..lreo„ilt throu g h all the evolutions neces- " Mr. John Osborne N.tOkly"' 10% k ." .board, particularly w i t h re f erence gone to Hednesferd. l' N s tb ail t hes enn z the boats , ,S:‘ f , . It is expected Bessy Bedlam, formerly the property of Colonel King, ) ,, k b 'dtr,elatkeetsexerekes will be repeated also on having become so weak as to be unable to move, was de. la 'ie t i k eli q e t . tli "'lle they are at sea, under the stroyed a few days since in a paddock of Dr . Booth's, ,tl 'it (I at e Adel' near Lincoln. it, f or N I , z iralty agents. Mr. Hibburd's proposal to the Jockey Club to discon '44eishgklAt he s l4 - ',Axe DISTRICT.—The long. Mr. the use of the flag at the starting post has been ao tttl'itiiiiikel: th e steraosed the destruction of a large proved of, and the, large bare pole only will. be used in ','lt,,lli e ,Na lo .!,f lli ern e t atilis in the lake district, in con future ; the man in advance will use the flag as usual. L lii'„thulte t 'netid o n,,eing dried up. But the disas- L d E eter won, in stakes and bets, eleven thousand Or X 11 ) ''Da dev ' o'orn the drought are not con- -. 1 \ kee wrii ii Notio n guineas on the Two Thou . sand Guineas race, at Newrnar- Nl etc ft el 8 g seas° of th e fish. Dur . ing the ket, last week, won by Stockwell, who was bred by the t tit , ar ij dp p e ,,, ri.. i n the floods were so high that el.c, p eo ep Z f or t lyi n on the ground which has now late Mr. Theobald, and purchased when a yearling by his Qqi i 1 tb e O re than two months. In all present owner, and named after the locality in which he was foaled. . ". ova have been totally destroyed. Several parties have been " peppering" Hobble Noble the last few days. Mr. Merry, the owner, states the horse is well, and doing good work, and will not hedge a shilling. James Robinson, the jockey, who was so severely in• inred at Newmarket, last week, is rapidly recovering. 1853, and to TH E WAN In 1851 r must be forth a 's proposed to. erect a ay, the ] ;. 4d., er has sold Achyranthes, and she has 11‘1 INTELLIGENCE. ro 8 Y P ° l 4 , t t , I NG 4i.‘ ito lt P ROPHECIES. 4 t he4 t 4 t, V th:" --- --,. ~. , •, 1 4 6 4% -40 st t r , '''' t ERPOOL STANDARD. Nilithpt4444l,B-;1,1101-rove's sun is risen, and has 1 , k t 'k,, t h t rt tt t l i 414, 1 ; 1 '9, 0 Deva's ancient city, all will t oo kr% 4 e ea ki "(41, increasing with graduation iSh a, lrollahngff of the race draws nigh Ak t le t ,, 11 4; 4 1% o r,[cr the throwing down of the '', I t 0 0', 1 0 0 „ Wore t9O word " off," then, in less 1 , t kl tt l l os ti m whi e i t will De the issue of the greatest ; \ tht 5i0,„,,,.. any thousands of pounds Si t zkot, ~1 1 , t , , 4 1. i iZek ,extraordinaryth:N;elatiye" have been the i't i ` L 'Ot;, l 4l ) , e i btst a this most interesting race. ' otilti WI,. u est e i ve t! short time back considered t irl:t kil i tti t! 4 .4o„, l l!t oti, chances, have been altogether I„ ltt t i!sh e f ;era, which have been gradually 014,11,1411113444,44°11r, have at length, like the fall , )14, 4 44 N: aotieeed from the public view. Among 'NV 14 , 1 1 , 4 44_ 4 as oche prominent the names i 447,41415, Wer e Shepherd's Shepherd's three (the hit t,, 1 o.i, dot,,,lis ca ret Poisoned, and have been re- N 0; • kr,_ ,tins thatof t. 'get „”tortii' upon that Dawson). lAtittillreit„'T f ar ooht e _ .this event I always had . a S a ct tOurabi 'animals, and pourtrayed their 4 k() t c light. I tik i li i ik i ll, .4 1 wh ich I also mentioned the more especially alluded, t 'll'l4 o ll i l t(l `ta * ~ t)ecasi ml to . 1 1 / 41 iti t a b 4 1 .„ bring forward prior to 4 . foli c : tpod ee 'W will be wi,, .. e l ' b n ne of the largest ever wit t Ir , , 4,..0 b e till'e_ umber will be nearer forty E.,Nl:k:;' ; A " e arl)! as possible comprised k l l . '•,',•• age, 4 t. lb. t ktNi.. ~ •• 4 7 1 0 a . Age. at. lb. ft i b ..,, . • 7 12 Nerry Bird 3 5 6 i ,etil v t( , , , `.3 , 4 , Nfountain Deer 4B 6 i..Q. 1 0 il ' .' a 5 Naric7 4 9 1 1 k't I;. el eit a . '.4 7 ° Old Dan Tucker 6 7 5 ' ll ' ' Mi . ' '.4 6 Poodl e 3 5 3 1•141. ff. N''.4 6 4 P't li A :!, 3 1 sford 5 8 2 44til.'''t 7 ~ Itedtnond O'Hanlon 3 5 8 1 , N , g,.:. 4 6 ‘„' Ringleader .... 4 612 4,1, , 1 ..,, . 4 7 J, It ussborough .... 5 8 7 1,1i,'.. ''.'' 5 '' 8411 Y ............. t k I ‘ ll l t ,N..,*' - k 7 ,)ophistry .. 3 4 10 Is) l i ,•.4 6 lc Stilton . ... 3 5 8 'I A I q''. '''3 5 4 Truth ......... 4 8 2 . ) o,: l 'lp i . ~.a 11 v a 1,• , ,, 5e4 t '.... a 4 lO v reFyre 4 1 , tre 4 . '.. 5 n.,„.!etv Halloo ...... 66 6 it to 1V... .• a , u vivandiere k t11ib',...6 0 olw„ t ..... ... 4 6 0 . .,ry it. lt a N l Itl ea 7 .81\r2,010n ....... ... 5 5 10 4 1 thli a k a tes,„ °f latie"ling Hawthorn .. 3 4 0 NitoLo t „ f llt hreetin., quite sufficient to put , li, 'tows. Lin g a 'um for this event. ',l`tk hop is wa bong the L : 4 fintt,:eptc ho 1 forty horses. ~, th 1, 'alp a ' cannot have at any weight. i r i 14 444 is "NI ti i mProv , 41, 110 t -0,, y des ement upon the last.lß ' tt ley e fre ewes the narne. Os e `, 4 t n Parr' • , 0. „ 0 4. I wt Itt th at i , Lie may be at the tail ktt51 44 .14 1 I tilt 1 s all ;he will be ridden by ki..litkth ii tla ea ves Li n , not the slightest shadow t ‘'l l, t 111 1 . T: eate 1 'i tlte tte .1— 'ees th i nk ht t,:i t t t!l 1 II ; Qe th is, I think g 1 than last year, when , iardly any doubt but k' 4 ll h il / 4 114 % 4. I t 4: "e with which the Marquis will tlyth' . q. - B °, he cannot but be equally as 11 14 1 4 1 , 1 %1 0 h a , , k4 ‘ l .,to h 4 4 fht t ' l teo 4 . (3° ' been 'OE k r ; us t o thq 4 Fse,, t w.P.,!:etty well ascertained i l lt l ,l k t , -ei l t Ovlse ; 51 ,, -u” , s stable, though I LAp l : ki i ° l ls t e, th ' .. , , o ther 20ce it now to say that he 2,11 t lil a _ De ar 4 t L a _ . ' 3, 0, End the only remark 71,,,,,5.44art10atr: an 1,:-,V8,t have wonderfully irn -41, It a t lt l a : of 1 1 " De very near the first to 01 1 4 4, 11 tg e gt , _ ikt e, as I ti01 1 0)y PR i: respect Fell as that of I ltik:lf!.. 44,,t(lialilt Ares °l4.Vaicuce; 4 j to l t 4 1 ,1 it cti -o il i a 1 8 1 1 1 15 pt. off her oats, t,t,ia!,er. I ,,i , ll l , e r h o, i , r_t the same predicament ii'lltA4rtit,;le mi t b ' e d list, and must fini , ' 14 .B e u:s e 6 1 : s , ost_eered by G. Oates 0 , 4 d ec ;' d I !he H division. ''' chap, eisuoqui7etr,lated Last year, or she h° op ' S very N, cly s hin e a , 4h,fterob -1 * be Lady Ls , ° ' l ttlltld• 11:71.den b• e Jock assn. 4 1.1 e1; ni th_tees not even he ti i t ge rra;:`,l.st e9nfess, I b tlY tvro 13 elt l ?r his stable ct ),, ,eat tiEitorie impassii : aie : t 47 bare ,t to the oa t the0141(1-.44 length las' re TCk 410teSt4'e"hi g et ii•P'll f eel tj "P itke my Pe h le effects most fearfu, previtiosu:otne forward iu a °nitaUllication. H. yn suit my tasteßob 1 t . l:iat ae c 11 0 : 4 ti 1174 r this I ear, whey.; h, which is Le state of the turf. rement upon the other THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1852 ever, since the late noble performances of his companions, Edward of York and Lady in Waiting, (the latter of whom I expected would have been another couple of heads nearer the post at the finish for the Thousand ' '' at my prediction, Bay Rosalind, nd with whom he has had, to my ,d- gate id if I own knowledge since the striking maraet to-day, buyers, from its commencement to the close of business hours, having been extremely inactive, and almost every article was nominally somewhat depressed in value. Under these circumstances ..,i'ered with little effect at a decline of Id. per 70Ib' and Canadian Flour, upon a limited sale, 3d. 'per . and French 6d. per sack. Egyptian Beans also receded 6d. per qr., and Barley, Oats, and Oatmeal were easier to puicl , - Indian Corn on th- ,ecome a huish, Jersey-- kinson, Rio Hache— Antwerp—Alice Wilsc I Crosby, Mobile. e Midland to 1 fivou r it e ,T c I Seneca, feinhagen, Baltim Miranda, Alexa ndrii ut recommend an invest to add, that the stated reasons are " facts wh CERTIFICATE.—May 19, W. McCann, Liverpool, merchant PARTNICRSHIPS DISSOLVED.—Ri Liverpool, timber merchants—A. I • Wheat was eff marke ) steam of over." We all knoll has beaten Vatican easily Mackay, and Co. . Mackay and Co rds J. Mackay—T America mny, at this port; ?Sth. The Mary, WO Liverpool, coal propri B. llayward and Soi thews, and G. PonlAnr labout 180 tons Bonny River: Wasp; Idea palm oil , . tobacco T. Bradley, Liverpool, licensed victuallers.mar ce what spot. forming an exception to the for MI Callao at Deal all this must remarks, was was in request at previous ratcs, and floating carg net inquiry at full prices. We annex Tuesday's quotations A mbrosine,iiiilie:le Imorren, nenci Avoca, sailed from Coq Orkney 1.... frn BRITISH FOREIGN cutters Wheat, 7015., s. d. s. d.'Wheat, qp , 701. English red 5 7t05 11 Canadian :.. Do. do. extra 5 11.. 6 1 United States Do. white 6 0.. 6 3 Danzig, &c. Do. do. extra 6 3.. 6 6 Poineranean,&c Irish red Do. do. extra 5 8.. 510 French, &c..... Do. white Do. do. extra 6 1.. 6 3 Danube Barley, 14 qr., Eng. 29 0 .30 0 Russian,&c.hard 4 7 v6Otb. Sc. & Irish . 3 9.. 3 10 ^ Egyptian s. d. s. d. 5 7to 6 1 William Collins, Marlborough, draper, William Thomas Gibson, High-street 5 7.. 6 8 5 10.. 6 1 Africa, utl;l;erison',"l The City of Lin,.!. t Kent, br William 4 10 7.. 410 Ave, of this port, sailed from B donderry. Indian Queen. ForsavAth 46 0..49 0 Oats, le , 4515 3 8.. 3 9 2 10.. 3 0 Amethyst-and Anne Jorgiar Lc vtgr. nurp. 30 0.. 35 0 Eng. ..,c cI, old 3 0.. 3 2 1480lbEgyptian 24 6..25 0 Do. Irish, old 2 10., 211 Peas, q 9, qr. white. 31 0..34 0 Do. Do. new 2 10..2 10i Ind. Corn, 414 , 4801 b, Beans, qr. Eng 32 0..36 0 Amer. yellow .. 30 6..31 6 *4Botb. Sc. &Ir 29 0..30 0 Do. white.... 30 0..31 0 Peas, 19' qr. Eng 34 0.. 36 0 French. yellow.. 30 6..31 0 as 28016, Do. white ..29 0..30 0 0 0.. 0 0 Ibrail & Galatz.. 31 6..32 0 0 0.. 0 0 Flour, Or!. 196th. one 3O 0..31 r. CP' Comm with loss of -tioata74mainb Ariel, Barnesly, hence for stant. riour, Seconds Fine.... _ 4 ,anadi an, sweet 20 3.. 21 0 2401 b , 0. . 35 3 U. Sta t e s, l do. 20 0.. 20 9 23 6.. 24 0, frncha4 " si sour 2Bo 30 g.771g Petrel, Baxter, sailed from \ Russell, 10th Feb., and Tay, 2 thlttneal, - v ,- - Irish, new instrel Boy. 9th Neb. for Queenstown. The Hydrabad, from Trinidad to Londc LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, hold and all hands to this port, which _ _ FRIDAY, APRIi. 30, the 19tli instant, in lat. 5 arrived here to-day from The sales of Beef for the week exceed 4,000 tierces, at prices ss. to los. per tierce over the rates of last week ; holders now ask a still further advance, and the market closes very firm, with an `upward tendency. Sales of Irish and French Pork continue to be made at - former prices. The late arrivals of American Bacon are not yet landed, hence the business has been trifling : the inquiry is good, and, with the change to growing weather, is likely to improve. Shoulders and Hams have been rather more inquired for. For Lard there has been an improved demand, and the sales for the week exceed 53 tons, at steady prices. Cheese has been a very slow sale, and to clear out shipments lower prices have been taken. Grease Butter is wanted. THURSDAI, APRIL —Wind S.W. to N.W ARRIVED. —William Withe John Henry, Alexander; \V LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, SATURDAY, MAY 1 a. 4. a. 4 a . d . a. d. Hay, old, volt 0 51® 0 sal Potatoes, New - 2 9 Clover Ditto, Green Vetches • 0 0- 0 0 Turnips, v ton . 0 0— 0 0 Straw, Wheat - 0 -41 Carrots ( Oat 0 3 0 4 'Mangelwurzel . 24 0 —25 0 Barley ,eary, from Co The brig Kelrose was passed on the lon. 46, waterlogged and abandoned, ST. JOHN'S PROVISION MARKET, SATURDAY, MAY 1. BB i s. d. s. d. 1 s. d. s. d eef *th 0 4i to 0 7 'Strawberries,*oz 1 3to 0 0 utton Veal 0 si 0 7 Ditto, F ore i gn 1 6 0 0 Lamb 0 8— 0 10 Pines, For. each. 0 0— 0 II Fresh Pork Salmon 1 7 1 8 Gooseberries... . 1 6 0 0 Br et Haddock - 4 0 Soles Lobsters ' 1 2 —.O 0 Geese. 3 0= 4 0 Cod Fish Turbot Fresh Butter Salt Ditto, 0 8— 0 10 Pheasants 0 0 -- 0 0 Filberts 2 0 0 A Partridges 0 0— 0 0 Asparagus,* 100 4 0— 6 0 Black Game o 0— 0 0 Eggs *124 410= 0 0 , Wild Dacks .... 00— 0 I Potatoes,* peck 0 8— 0 1! Pigeons 1 8— 2 0 Cucumbers,each 0 6 I 0 Larks....* doz 0 0— 0 0 CORN MARKETS. MANCHESTER, MAY I.—At our market this morning somewhat languid feeling prevailed, and wheat merely sup ported the currency of this day se'nnight. Fresh made flour being in scanty supply was held firmly for an advance of 6d. In the value of oats, oatmeal, or beans no change can be noted, these articles having nearly lost the improved tone they ex perienced during the week. WAKEFIELD, APRIL 30.—The supply of Wheat continues very small ; for fresh samples there is a fair sale, at the full prices of last week ; granaried parcels still continue much neglected. Barley is sold on rather better terms. Oats and Beans are scarce, and the turn dearer. In other articles no material change. WISBECH. MAY I.—At our market to-day we had only a small supply of Wheat, and sales were effected slowly at a tri fling reduction from last week. During the last two or three days we have had mild weather with fine raids, which, however, have not affected the price of Spring Corn. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, MAY I.—The supply of Wheat frnm Ihn fllrrnaro ur•• loaf vrPelt_ b the demand proved acti ve , an d an ear l y c l earance was effected,ut at the full rates of last Saturday. Notwithstanding the arrivals coastwise and from abroad are exceedingly limited, yet, owing to the favourable changeof the weather, the sale proved very dull for both English and foreign Wheat, and only a moderate amount of business was transacted at the current rates of this day se'nnight. In the value of Barley or Malt no change. There was a good show of Oats to-day from . the growers, but scarcely any fresh up from the coast this week ; the demand, however, is very limited, and late quotations are with difficulty maintained. Foreign are almost unsaleable. Beans and Peas meet with a retail demand, at a trifle better prices. Flour sells more readily, and rather more money is obtained for fresh and approved marks of south country manufacture. DUBLIN. APRIL 30.—1 n consequence of the favourable change in the weather the depression in our Corn-market has, if possible, increased ; to-day the demand for every article of grain was extremely dull, at about the currencies of_last Tues day, which we repeat. White Wheat 23s Od to 26s Od I Barley. 12s 6d to 15s Od Red do 226 Od to 23s 6d I Rapeseed .... 14s Od to 17s 6d Bere Os 0(1 to Os Od Bakers' Flour. 12s 6d to 158 Od Oats .... lOs Od to 12s 6d Indian Corn, Oatmeal lls 6d to 12s Od per 480t1,298 Od to 32s Od CORK, MAY I.—The Flour trade is firm at last week's prices, with a good consumptive sale for general qualities. Wheats are in good demand at late prices. Holders of Indian Corn obtained a further advance this week, but the:trade is reluctant to operate on such terms. MONDAY, MA Y 3.—Wind S, ARRlVED.—Hesperus, from Cuba — York—Kitty Cordes, Mobile. —Nautilus, Bruss, for St. eraza, Messurier, Rio J —Diana. Mosson. New•fi SAILED Pottinger, Riga— Marshall, Valparaisc and Dora, Rees, Naples— Eliza Killick, Norman, Gonaives ?undlan( James, Cooper; N. S. del Albiguri ; and Bella en Grg • Anna Thompson, from G Carnana. hence at Callao, D, at B Peruana, hence at Valparaiso. Gasper, and Gardner, from Sat, Enterprise, sailed from Valpai Cornish, lOtli March, both for thi Harrison Clio , — " March • , • - -••, , James Turcan, France, 18tli Mt Evans, 24th March, all hence at Bombay. Stornaway, Robertson, from London, 27 Ken, Tarbet, Aden, both at Bombay. Dundonald, Gelleis, sailed from Bombay port; and Hercyna, 17th March, for China --......, -----.. Edwards, Liverpool, boarding-housekeeper, first div. of 7d., on Ireland, and with the exception of 16,030 barrels of Flour from Freeman, Alexandria — Pomona, Crank, Savannah—Maine, ~V• R. Jones, sailed from Sangor 10th P rint ; Record Freeman, New Orleans—William Peele, Bell, Buenos Ayres— Scargo,llth ; Helen Wallace, 12th ; andess Royal Wednesday, April 29, or any subsequent Wednesday, at Mr. the American States, the imports of Wheat and other Foreign Turner's, Liverpool—G. and S. Pim, Liverpool, corn mer- Alert, English, Port Adelaide—Richard, White Paraiba—As- all 4 * - • - ort; Ann Crop- ' qth March, for Al chants, first div. of Is. Bd., on Monday, May 3, or any subse- Grain are by no means excessive; notwithstanding which, the cendant, Spencer, Charleston—Liffey, Haylock, Barbadoes— - quent Monday, at Mr. Bird's, Liverpool—G. J. J. Grant, Li- entire change of the weather produced a very dull and striking Margaret and Jane, Banner, Mazagan-i-Edith. 1n..-- - verpool, tobacco broker, first div. of Is., on Monday, or any subsequent Monday, at Mr. Bird's, Liverpool.—J. Uns- worth, Liverpool, joiner, third div. of 2id., on Wednesday. May 3, effect upon the trade at our mnrirof +A ,1,... I April 28, or any subsequent Wednesday, at Mr. Morgan's, U vernoni_ Bernicia, Wil Piicenix, Knit th insta, ora, and Eleanor Chapman, from Arica—Par from Coquimbo—and Kesrtrel, from Callao— Ctiasely, and Idriana, from Iquique, at Arica, and both sail for this port. - 1 2 , Lord J Morton; Justyn, Thor arm =mom, Robertson, from New Orleans—ls Wright, Furber; and Princeton, Russell, New York—Speci tion, Hilberg, Nantes—James Wright, Clarke; Rose Stand] Pearson; Eliza Perrie, M`Wha ; Araminta, Ferran; and lem, Mobile—Admiral (s.), Wickman, Havre. SAILED.—Hero, Griffiths, for New York—Francis, Wits Riga —Nuova Fortuna, Barbara, Corfu—Stephen Huntl Etherington, Leghorn. • Atlantic (s.), West, from New York, at this port; sailed V instant. Perseverance, Stevenson, hence at St. John, N 13.• • Hope, and Monarch, hence at Sonsonata. Wilkins, cleared at Paraiba for 'Valparaiso 24th March. Irvine, hence at Charleston. Dagger, hence at Jamaic a . Cluny, Hence at Bucksport. Grace, Moran, hence at Portland. • Jane H. Edwards, Spouse, hence, and Lima (s.), Willian from CallaO, &c., both at Panama Ist instant. Ellen Maria, Whitmore, and Hartley, Morrell, both hence New Orleans. Rip Van Winkle, Lowber. Ho'- tor this po.. er 10, 21st, for London; , at Calcutta d the G 'or London, March Calcutta, March 4 V.,11 _ .. an IA tnY • X oni. Stephen Baldwin, North, and at David Clarke, Boyde, both hence at Mobile. ?, sth instant, in lat. 41, by the Eudnri. Fumanti Bay, March 18, 1 1N or Jamaica, March 31, 19 N., 39 W, Baltimore for London, April 19, SC New YORK, April 17.—The Charlotte, Tievens, from Adele chicola for Liverpool, was totally wrecked on Green Tutte Keys, Abaco, on the 30th March. About 800 bales of cotton were saved, in a damaged state, and have been sold at Nassau. The salvage was 75 per cent, The Jane Hammond, which was seriously injured by the fire at Savannah, had 1400 bales of cot ton on board, the greater part of which was consumed. The Isabella received damage to her sails, rigging, spars, &c. The Queen, Hossack, from Havannah, for Boston, went ashore on Cape Cod, during the snowstorm on the 12th instant, and, it is expected will be a total wreck. port, A FRIDAY, APRIL 30.—Wind N.N.W. ARRIVED.—Zoe, Shaw, from the Mauritius—Harriet Hope, Francis, Rio Grande—Emperor, Bruce, Bahia—Jessie, Sheri thin, Maranham—Maid of Orleans, Anderson, Barbadoes—Ja maica, Brown, Jamsica—Esther Sophia, Mass, Maracaibo— Africa, Dovies; Arab. Dyer ; Junior, Turner; Henry Gardner, Tobin ; Caledonia. Banks ; Olive, Olive ; Favourite, Pecham ; and Orleans, Steel, New Orleans—Salem ; Rankin, Lawson Jessica, Hayes; Covena n t er , H ood; William Ward; and Bir kenhead, Bennett, Mobile—M. J. Ward, Trott, Apalachicola— Ithoderick Dhu, Reid; United Kingdom, Cutter; and Glen lyon, Jameson, Savannah—John S. De Wolf, Bradshaw ; Jas. Calder, Pettis; Caroline, Connor; Julia Howard, Bulkley; John, Acheson; and Gipsey Queen, Lockhart, Charleston— Record, Patuelo, and Hermitage, Cooper, Baltimore—Fides, Borland, and Dorcas Prince, Blanehard, New York—Ellen Jenkinson, White, Moravia (sailed 22nd Feb.)—Andover, Ceara —Champion, Rio . de la Harhe—Columbia, Harris, Apalachicola — Britannia, Coulter, St. John, N.B.—Wigrams, Thurtell, St. Helena—Patelina, Russell, St. Michael's—Ocean, Cooper; Scandia, Burgomester ; and Von Pomeresch, Walter, Alexan dria—Rosanna, Gibson, Antigua—Eliza Jenkins, Price, Wil mington—Surprise, Lisbon—Mercurius, Dordt—Robert Alex ander, Parke, Pernambuco —James Pennell, Woodside, Phila. delphia—Miltiades, Milligan, Charleston—Cuba, Gibson, Go naives —Helena, Hamburg—Greetge, Amsterdam —Industry, Fuller, St. Domingo. SAILED.—Mary Spencer, Fisher, for Calcutta—Hope, Coo per, St. Petersburgh—Generous, Cogle, Oporto—Gipsy, Gover,. and St. Patrick, Waterman. New York—Q ED, Venus, Alex. andria—Abraham Young, Crangle, Charleston. 1 26, 12 NV t, April •8 1 S., 843 Arctic (s.), hence for New York, was passed by the Atlantic, at 6 p.m., April 17. H.NI.S. Driver has arrived at Portsmouth from the Pacific and Ri Janeiro; she lett the latter port on the 18th March, and has brought .E 252,000 in specie on freight. Pacific (s.), hence for New York, was spoken 25th April, at p.m., in lat. 48 46, lon. 28 53. Orontes (8.8.), hence at Gibralter in 6 days 3 hours. Corinthian, Kemp, hence at Venice. Brigand (s.s.), from Alexandria at Malta. Actwon, Cumming, hence at the Mississippi. Elizabeth Bibby, Cain, hence at Monrovia. Honor, Thompson, hence at St. Nazaire. Highland Maid, James, hence at Genoa. HOLYHEAD, April 29.—The John Moore. Sleigh, struck on the South Stack at three o'clock this morning, at 8 a.m., the railway company's steamer Scotia towed her in here very leaky. STROMNESS, April 23.—The Edoard, Blenke, from Liver pool for Danzic, which was on the Dennet Sands on the 9th of April, put in here last night to land the remainder of her cargo, and undergo the necessary repairs. NEW YORK, April 17.—Some anxiety has been expressed in Baltimore respecting the non-arrival there of the ship Fanny, Captain Bennett, which left Liverpool for that port on the 20th February. She sailed some time before vessels which have ar rived ; and fears are entertained that she is lost. WEXFORD, April 28.—The sloop Bee, from Liverpool for Waterford, laden with flour, ran on shore near the Hook Light house. last night; carg o saved. The U n it e d S tates mail steamer Atlantic, West, from New York for Liverpool, ran aground yesterday, about 2 p.m., in a dense fog, i ns id e t h e Saltee Is lands, about h a lf a milefrom the pier of Kilmore. Both got off about 9 p.m., apparently without damage, and proceeded. SATURDAY, MAY I.—Wind N.N.W., ARRIVED.—Wyoming, from Philadebia—Conrad, Kelso, and Venture, Bowen, Mobile—Medora, Hammer, and Torrent, Pierce, Charleston—Coronella, Larkin, New Orleans—Nelson Village, Hamilton, Savannah—Mereutio, Sewill, Buenos Ayres —James Brown, M`Kinuey, Deinerara—Excelsior, Rio de la Hache—London, Boucher Danzic. SAILED.—Great Britain (s.s.), Mathews; Tantivy, Brewster; and Cumberland, Hooper, for New York—Canada (s.), Lang, Halifax and Boston—Earl of Harewood, Twentyman, and Huntress, Lambert, Boston—Laconic, Miller, Eastport—Jos. Howe, Downes, Staten Island—Eliza, R ennar d , B uenos Ayres —Sarah, M`Whirter,Valparaiso—Snowden, Walker, and Vixen, Graham, St. John, N.B.—Laurel, Winchester, Archangel— Wanspaken, Royter, and Frolic, Talbot, Brake—Gannet (s.s.), Sullivan, Rotterdam—Martha, Collis, Dordt—Fencer, Harris, Genoa — Hannah, Reid, Hamburg—Tagus, Wade, Lisbon— Nelly, Lorko, L'Orient—Corine, Felle, Nantes —Vier Bruder, Andreas, Rostock—Rose, Humphreys - , Narra—Science Clark, Messina—Lady Newborough, Beer, Nice. , Encharis, Clemanceau, hence at Martinique. Charles Mallory, Parker, hence at Rio Janeiro. Tom Pringle, Cruickshank, hence at Pillau. Robert Preston, Francis, hence at Cadiz. Messenger, WDowall, from Callao, at Queenitown 29th April; lost head and cutwater, 25th April, by contact with the James, of London. Kent, Robb, from Honduras; Triton, Davies, Port Lagos; and Lady Campbell, Clark, Rabat, all at Queenstown 29th Apr. Harriet Humble, Meodie, from Calcutta and Mauritius, at St. Helena, and sailed 12th March for London. Owen Potter. Banks, from Calcutta, and Tory, Duncan, from Shanghae, both at St. Helena. Countess Louden, from Bombay, off St. Helena. ODESSA, April 19 .—Five vessels were seen ashore on the island of Tendra,—a large ship, a schooner, and three smaller craft,—by the Thomas and Elizabeth, arrived here. SUNDAY, MAY 2.—Wind N.N.W. to E., light. ARRIVED. —Africa (s.), Harrison, from New York ; sailed 21st April—Risk, Wemyss, Rio de la Hache—Rapid, Palermo —Arno (s.s ), Haram, Mediterranean. SArLED.—Crown, Dawson, and Esmeralda, M'ilianns, for New York—Carleton, Innes, Quebec—Urgent, Hanaford, Lima —Christiana, Hermann Theodor, E.—Speculation, Heiberg, Hammerfest—Hermann Theodor, Muller, Bremen—Mar-ery, Hays, Narva—Vrouw Martha, Wegener, St. Petersburg—Fox, Martin, Gibraltar— Herald, Nance, Nantes—Fanizza, Trieste. Arctic (s.), Luce, 18th April ; Asia (s.), Judkins, 21st April ; Joseph Walker, Hoxie ; Andrew Foster, Holberton ; Caroline; James Nesmith, Watts; and Mary Clarke, all hence at New York. Cummingsimuel Lawrence. Patten ; William Jarvis, Jarvis ; Actwon, ; John C. Calhoun, Melcher ; and ZenObia, Barker, all hence at New Orleans. Denmark, Thompson, hence at Savannah. Phcenix, Beedie, hence at Maranham. Orontes (s.s.), hence at Messina. Glasgow (s.s.), from the Clyde, at New York 18th April. Gertrude, Middlemist, from Honduras for this port, at Queenstown 30th April. David, Sharfanoch, from Honduras ; Sarah, Lamb, Cardenas; and Ocean Star, New Orleans, all at Queenstown 30th April. BOULOGNE, April 30.—The Walton, Stanton, of Liverpool, from Punta Arenas for London, with a cargo of coffee, dye_ woods, &c., was stranded this morning, during a dense fog, off the Point Lorne!, about :eightecn miles west of this port, but does not appear to have sustained much damage; crew saved. WEXFORD, April 30.—The Bee, from Liverpool for Water ford, that was ashore near the Hook Lighthouse, has been got off and into Fetha r d, w ith h er b ottom injured, but to what 'ex tent is not known ; the flour was saved, slightly damaged, and seat overland to Waterford. New YORK, April 21.—A severe easterly gale set in 18th inst. aid continued, though with less violence, to yesterday evening. The storm was also very heavy to the eastward, but not so vio- 1 lent to the southward. A sunken wreck, with the English ensign union down, apparently a barque of about 300 tons, was seen 18th April, twenty miles of Chatham, Cape Cod; a chest and several empty barrels were floating about. BOSTON, April 20.—The new ship Kate, Mellin, from St. . , John, N. 8., for Liv er p oo l, was abandoned at sea forty . four miles east of George's B an k, b y t h e captain and eighteen me refused to le ave th e s hi p, and rema i ne d o rTi re captain and eighteen me n a rrive d a t B os t on 14th April. I with loss of bowsprit, Excelsior, Crooker, New DAYS TIDE TA h. na. la. m 4 , 11 31 11 53 - 0 11 Thursday Friday .. . Saturday .. 8 Sunday .... 9 IM'onda'y 21 3 I 10; 3 43 g ISt. John rough I thin hearty, ter, paper-hang May 25, IN 'chants CERTIFICATES TO BE GRANTED.—May 21, G. Townson, Church-in-Whalley, Lancashire, plumber—May '24, G. Foster, Chorlton-upon-Medlock, joiner —May 24, W. Hough, jun., Rochdale, joiner —May 24, S. J. Negroponte, Manchester, mer chant—May 24, I. Hodgkinson (otherwise Bradshaw), Bolton le- Moors, iron-founders. CERTIFICATES GRANTED.-April 15, G. Pryde, D. Jones, and J. Gibb, Liverpool, sail-makers (second class). DECLARATIONF OF DIVIDENDS.—I. Abrahams, Liverpool tailor; div. of 4 8 . in th e poun d , any Wednesday, at the office of Mr. Turner, Liverpool.—R. Sutcliffe, Warrington, cotton manufacturer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-J., H., A. F. and D. Mackay, Liverpool, coal propriet ors ; as f ar as regards' J. Mackay —B. Coultate and S. How, Liverpool, brokers—W. Cole and C. B u ll, sen., Liverpool, pickle manufacturers—T. Lucas and W. Simp-• son, Vest Derby, Lancashire, painters—T. Marsden and J. Clayton, Rochdale, cotton manufacturers—J. Maiden and J. Fish, Accrington, Lancashire, cloggers—J. and J. Harrison, Wigan, cabinet-makers—R. Bibby, J. F. Jones, and C. Conroy, Wavertree, Lancashire, rope manufacturers; as far as regards C. Conroy. MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY May. 4, Patrick Beirns (Ist) 6, Anson Hardy (2d) 6, James Lund Copeland (2d) 6, James Scott M'Culloch 6, John B. Taylor (proof and div.) 10, Philip Hitchmough (2d) 10, David H. Thomas (2d) 10, John Barnes (2d) 10, Henry Martin (2d) 11, Thomas Mills (Ist) 11, James M'Coskrie (Ist) 13, Humphrey Davies (Ist) 13, Thomas Wood (2d) Hour. District Court, It Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 12 Ditto, 11. Ditto, II Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, - 11 .Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 MARKETS. MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES. MANCHESTER.—A freer arrival of cotton at Liverpool since Tuesday has somewhat modified the liveliness which prevailed in the yarn market on that day; there is not, however, the slightest relaxation of firmness amongst spinners. Speaking generally, it is more difficult to buy yarns; indeed, some num bers and qualities are rather dearer, particularly some counts of warps, 20's reeled water, and 30's, 40's, and 50's reeled mule, with certain numbers of cops also. No individually heavy transactions are taking place, or can take place, so remarkably well engaged are the producers;—in various instances so much so as to be quite out of the market; yet numerous compara tively small purchases have reached a considerable aggregate amount. The foreign operations have been for Germany, the Mediterranean, and the East. The home consumers are also in the market, very much restrained, however, in the lower counts, by the narrowed magin left betwixt the market price of yarn and that of cloth,through the stationary position of the latter whilst the former has been advancing. The general cha racteristic of the goods market is a steady quietness. Towards the close of last week there was rather more inquiry, and, in Indian fabrics, more business on somewhat better terms than were obtainable a week previously. Some sellers of domestics say they find a slight increase of inquiry; and certainly the home houses are mostly without stock, so much so that, in general, what they purchase is required to be delivered im mediately. LEEDS.—If any change at all can be noted this week in the woollen cloth trade here, it is one of a slightly improved cha. racter, but is so very slight that we can scarcely distinguish it. There is, however, a moderate amount of business going at late prices, and that for both the home and the foreign markets. ROCHDALE.—We have had an extremely dull market in pieces, and a thin attendance of buyers, with little or no change in prices. In the wool market there is no change to report, either in price or amount of business transacted. MACCLESFIELD.—The demand for goods noticed in our last has been fully maintained, and an increased business done. It is expected that better prices will now be obtained,, as stocks are mostly cleared off. NOTTINGHAM.—There is no improvement to speak of in the state of either the lace or hosiery trades. each renitilln;n ff in the same condition they have been reported for some weeks past. The generality of the hosiery business is tolerably heal thy, while that of the lace trade is languid. LIVERPOOL GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET. FRIDAY, APRIL 30. There has been a very good demand for all descriptions of Sugar, and an advance of fully Is. per cwt. has been obtained, and the quotations are raised accordingly; the sales consist of 700 Mids. 8.P., 10,000 bags Bengal, and 1100 bags Mauritius, and the refiners still continue free buyers. The sales of Foreign were only 160 bags yellow Pernambuco at 18s. per cwt. ; in creased demands on the part of holders prevented further business. Molasses do not go off very readily, though the stock is small, and import very inconsiderable; the business is 80 puns. clayed Cuba at 12s. 6d., and 40 puns. Antigua (an in direct parcel) at 13s. from the quay. There is more demand for Jamaica Coffee, but the limited supply and the firmness of holders check business, and only a few tierces are reported. Of Foreign the sales are again extensive, comprising 6700 bags St. Domingo (chiefly to arrive) at 38s. 6d. to 405., and 200 bags Porto Rico at 435. 6d. to 465. per cwt. 100 tierces Carolina Rice sold at 188. 6d. in bond, and 2000 bags Bengal, at 9s. 9d. to 1 Is. 6d. per cwt. for ordinary to fine white. There is no change in the market; the sales are 150 puns. Demerara. There has been a good inquiry for common lflavoury and Hohow kinds of Congou, chiefly on speculative account, and prices have advanced full id. per lb. ; holders have not been willing sellers, otherwise a much larger business would have been done. Tal low is in moderate request, at36s. 6d. for Petersburg Y.C., and 335. 6d. to 355. 6d. for South American. About 100 toms Lard are reported at 475. 6d. to 48s. per cwt. Baltic Hemp is in it request at former rates. 2900 bales Jute have been sold this week at again advanced prices, realising Lit 10s. for good common, to .6'14 10s. for good. 507. bales Coir Yarn are also reported at £3O per ton. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, FRIDAY, APRIL 30. • In consequence of the favourable change of wind there have been very large arrivals, which is likely to be the case for some weeks to come ; importers offer their Cotton freely, as landed, which is, so far, met by a good demand and extensive sales daily. In the early part of the week rather higher prices were obtained for the current qualities of American, but for the last day or two buyers have had a greater choice, and the market closes without spirit, at the quotations of Friday last. A fair business has been done in Brazil, without change in prices, and large transactions in Egyptian and Surat at previous rates. Speculators have taken 13,740 American, 260 Pernam, 200 Bahia, 2570 Egyptian, and 980 Surat, and there are reported for export 7::50 American, 300 Pernam, 30 Bahia, and 2501 Surat The actual stocks in this port, as taken to-day, appear in the annexed table, and prove highly satisfactory, being 10,500 more than the estimate : SALES. IMPORTS. PRICES. Week Previ- Week Thin STOCK. ending ously ending year. Apr. 30 tii ia yr. l Apr. 30 April3o. d. d. 12 @l9*' 1200 3600 1 60 650 1 269510 5 10 3 7* 2871030080 20619111 3* 6* 15260 155310 , 3* 51 8520 347780 I 950 1 37415 372802' 1 61 8 } 850 23780 1 . } 1419 17779 - 6 6i 1490 13070! 1348 7510 5 5 1 5 1 1 480 13200 1 } .... 6861 10 100 6930,_ 37250; 56 40 . .. 6175 39203 _ 29690 1 1024 3180 3501 } 1420 ' 20 I 59001 ) 94020 130 1230 ....I 810 1 17403 69910' 816270' 76437 669533! 414270 e aye- LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING. ACCEPTANCES FOR THE LrvimpooL CUP. age. st. lb Teddington ... 4 8 13 1 The Kelpie. Confessor 4 8 &Constellation Russborough . 5 8 slColsterdale.. Pitsford . . Uriel 6 8 4 Mrs. Birch ... Clincher . 5 8 3 Merry Bird. .. Cossack . a 8 3 Tophana ...... Backbiter a 8 2 Readyßeckoner... Aphrodite ....... 4 8 oBc by Melbourne— Miss Ann 6 711 Sally Warfoot.... 3 6 2 Lady Evelyn .... 6 711 Lough Bawn ......4 6 2 Cardinal Wiseman 4 7 7 Jack Leeming. ..... 4 6 1 Goldfinder . . Grosvenor .. 47 7 Thunder Nutshell Doubt . Ilesse Homburg.... 47 7 Poodle .. 35 10 Ringleader .. Mark Tapley 5 7 6 Richard Primmer .. 3 5 9 Storyteller ...... Trickstress age. at. lb .4 6 9 .4 6 7 .4 6 6 .4 6 6 .4 6 4 .3 6 4 .a 5 3 .3 6 3 Grrnd Duke Unity Orelis Vampyre Herbert Allegro The Countess Torn Hoitby Harp Cnreus Joe Miller 4 7 0 Gipsey 4 6 13 Benito 3 6 15 Lucio a. 6 12 Diamond 6 6 12 The Sutler 3 6 9 Pelopidas.. _ 4 6 9 Old English Oak 4 6 9 Poetess... ..... . 4 6 9 Ingratitude ..... 4 6 91Termagant 3 6 91 ....3 5 7 ..3 5 7 ..3 5 7 ..3 5 6 ..3 5 6 ..3 5 4 ..3 5 2 ..3 5 0 ..4 5 0 ..3 4 7 RACING FIXTURES FOR MAY, 011erton Chester Spring Tavistock Lewes Spring.. Newmarket S.S Plymouth Spring Shrewsbury. Durham ..... &East Surrey --- 17 4 Bath and Somerset lB 5 Liverpool Hunt l9 10 North Herts 11 Harpenden . 12 Epsom 12 Wye.. 13 South Shields THE CHARITIES. LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRMARY.—(weekIy Report, Ist May.)—ADMITTED: In-patients 44; out-patients, 4; casuals during the last week, 9.—DISCHA RGED : In-patients cured, 20 ; relieved, and at own request, 4 ; made out-patients, 8 ; irregular, 3 ; dead, s.—Remaining in the house, 191. NORTHERN HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Report, ' lst May.)— ADMITTED: Accidents, 23 • Medical and Surgical Cases upon recommendation, 15 ; Total, 38.—DISCHARGED : Cured, 17; relieved and at own request, 2; attending as out-patients, 20; irregular, 0; died, I.—Remaining in the Hospital, 86. SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Re port, 28th April.)—lN-PATIENTS : Discharged, cured, 9; re lieved:and made out-patients, 0; at own request, 1 ; irregu lar, 1; dead, 1 ; entered, 12; under treatment, 50.—OUT PATIETS:—Cured, 27; entered, 49; under treatment, 54. EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY, No. 00, Mount Pleasant.— (Monthly Report.)—EYE DEPARTMENT: New Patients, 380; Patients prescribed for, and who have received surgical assist ance daring the past month, 1517.—EAR DEPARTM ENT: Pa tients prescribed for, &c., during the past month, 311. INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, 66 and Gs, SOHO STREET.—(WeekIy Report, April 29.)—0n the books, boys 71, girls 42 ; average daily attendance, boys 62, girls 35 ; sick list, boys 2, girls 3; obtained situations, boys 1, girls 0. LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES, MAY ceived advice and medicine at the insti —New cases re- tine during the last 3. Nev' cases visited nedicine—North, 157 ; 78: total. 9. DISPENSA RY, AND EYE AND EAR INSTI- E-HlLL.—(Weekly Report, May 1.) --Patients ;• the week :—At the Dispensary, 133; at their BANKRUPTS , 01, leather at the Livery ind Sharman, Liverpool; official merchant, May 11, June 7, at rict Court of Bankruptcy; so n, Liverpool ; official assignee, move, Liverpool s Lawson, Bury, Lancashire, draper t nerysnire, grocer a, arapc 1 Norio London, wood turner fonshire, ironmonger. Huntir oo►nabury- !queilt Wed —G. jionkinson,Lisrpool, it 28, or l--J. A. tee, allow r )t to be :.t-rate f nU I Ru Should ther doubtful Stilton must overw Wilmont Young Ii four-stone I have considered and reconsidered the merits of my weighed all together, and found out the wanting 'e me the condition of each, their weights, and form er• performances, a ll catalogued toge for me to add, that how- numbe Pnd it now onl in mine it is fi i may sound in the ears of some, , and am " cocksure" that the e OLD DAN Tir- .CElt, having " cockb-- - ,e, abut in my fucker should to-morrow will once more recourse to the. Old Van fou I cock (stroke), Merry Bird, Stil- Sophistry as cockswain, so Sir, respectfully' ours, SWING own construction), v not weather the to be close at hada 3rm,"l shall poss 'oOr, deput I remain, -- LATEST BETTING IN TOWN CHESTER CUP 4to 1 Mr. MCiiii;Ws 12 to 1 Mr. Farrance's Joe Miller—taken. 12 to 1 Mr. H. Hill's Hothorpe. 16 to 1 Mr. Whieldon's Benita. 20 to 1 Mr. Palmer's Goldfinder. 20 to 1 Mr. Martincon's Nancy. 20 to 1 Mr. Osborne's Merry Bird. 25 to 1 Lord Wilton's Lady Evelyn. 100 to 1 Mr. Farrance's Grosvenor. 100 to 1 Mr. Stanley's Confessor. The quotations against Grosvenor and Confessor are nominal ; they are not expected to start. MANCHESTER.—FR IDAY. CH ESTER CUP. 6to 1 agst Mr. Meiklam's Stilton—taken freely. 12 to 1 Mr. H. Hill's Hothorpe—taken. 15 to 1 Mr. Farrance's Grosvenor —taken. 18 to 1 Mr. Martinson's Nancy—taken. 20 to 1 Lord Wilton's Lady Evelyn. 20 to 1 Mr. Pilling's High Sheriff—taken. 26 to 1 Mr. J. Osborne's Merry Bird—taken. 25 to 1 Mr. Saxon's Black Doctor—taken. 25 to 1 Mr. Disney's Indian Warrior—taken. 30 to 1 Mr. Merry's Ringleader--taken. 30 to 1 Lord Clifden's Poodle —taken. 30 to 1 Mr. Wynne ns. Old Dan Tucker—taken. 30 to 1 Lord Waterford's Duc-an-Dhurras--tkn, 40 to 1 Mr. Farrance's Joe Miller—offered. 50 to 1 Mr. Mangan's Rusborough—taken, 50 to 1 Mr. Barton's Berhgelert—taken. 50 to 1 Mr. Phillips's Koh-i-noor—taken. 50 to 1 Mr. Phillips's Truth—taken. 50 to 1 Duke of Bedford's Retail—taken. 66 to 1 Mr. Whitelegg ns Richard Primmer—tkn. 100 to 1 Mr. Langshaw ns . Gholab Singh—taken. 100 to 1 Duke of Richmond's Hessc Homburg. THE DERBY. 8 to 1 -- Lord Orford's Alcoran—taken. 10 to 1 Lord Exeter's Stockwell —taken. 10 to 1 Mr. Merry's Hobbie Noble—taken. 20 to 1 Lord Ribblesdale's Kingston—taken. 25 to 1 Mr. Harrison's King of Trumps—taken 30 to 1 Mr. Dorrien's Chief Baron Nicholson. THE OAKS. Bto 1 Gossamer —taken. 10 to 1 any other. e to the is upon ti run very respectably turned loose, ICRIPTION Sea Island Stained .. New Orleans Pernams, &c A racati, &c.. Bahia, &c... Maranham Sawginned Demerara,&c Egyptian.... Barbadoes Peruvian.... Laguayra.... Coin. W.l.&c. Cartbagel-la.. Manilla VERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, MONDAY, MAY 3. Our market was fully supplied with Cattle to-day, the qua lity of which was, generally speaking, prime. In the absence of an active demand, sales were, on the whole, rather tame. Prices, however, were much the same as on this day week. We had a fair supply of Sheep; and, as butchers operated rather briskly therein, all found ready buyers at very full, and in some instances slightly advanced, prices. Lambs were in pply, but the demand was by no means active ; conse money was accepted. The numbers at market pen t iy, were 1767 Beasts, and 4864 Sheep and Lambs. Present prices are:—Beef, prime heifer, sd. to sd. ; do. 2nd class, and fat bullocks, 40. to 42d. ; half-fat bullocks and old cows, 30. to 40. per lb. Mutton, Ist class wedder, 6d. to 60. and 62d. ; 2nd class do., sd. to 6d. ; old ewes, sd. to sd. per lb. Lambs, 248. to 275. 6d. each. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, IRIDAY, APRIL 30 The wind being at length fair for a very large fleet of vessels have entered this port since Monday last, laden chiefly with Cotton and other Foreign produce, and many more are expected to follow shortly ; those with Grain and Flour already in, however, contain little either coastwise or from London , Old Brentford, manufac• Miitley, 6sex; wlharfinger Tny 21, J. S. Orford and W. Kirkl lYny 21, J. Crostlniaite. am, Man 25, P. Lawton, Liverpool, chemist and drug 7. W. King, Liverpool, chemist and druggist— Monies and J. Richardson, jun., Liverpool CATTLE MARKETS. SALFORD, APRIL 28.-:--Cows, 1436; Sheep and I,ambs, 5553 ; Calves, 485. Heifer Beef, ; strong useful Heifers and Bullocks, 4id. to sd. ; Cows, 4id. to 4d. ; best Wethers, small sheep, in wool, 64d. ; do. clipped, sid. ; heavy, clipped, 4id. to sd. ; Lambs, 9d. to 10d. ; good Veal Calves, 54d. per lb. A very fair clearance. WAKEFIELD, APRIL 28.—We had: a very large - supply of Beasts and Sheep, of an excellent quality, and a very numerous attendance of buyers. Trade was very brisk at the following rates :—Beef, from 55. 3d. to 55. 6d. per et. ; Mutton, in wool, sd. ; shorn, 4d. to sd. per lb. Lambs, 235. to 255. each. Number of Beasts, 840; Sheep, 7600. There was a moderate shovi of lean stock, and a good supply of Pigs. DUBLIN, APRIL 29.—We had a small market of good Beef and Sheep. which sold early. Beef from 40s. to 425. and 445. per cwt. ; Mutton, sd. to 6d. per lb. A few Wedders have ap peared shorn, which sold at sd. per lb. in sink. A deal of young Calves at from 305. to 505.; fed do., 50s. to Li6s. ; Mulch Cows, £8 12s. to £l4 ; Lambs, 155. to 245. and 255. each. A great many year and two year old young stock, at various prices—say R 4 to £6 each. The Pig market small, and not well finished, but firmer in prices, 345. to 38s. and 395. per cwt., according to quality. SHIPPING. TUESDAY, APRIL 27.—Wind S.E. to S.W., light. ARRIVRD.—Tramp, Jeffery, from Bordeaux—Albatross (s.s.), O'Reilly, Rotterdam—Flora Bella, Harding, Nantes—Com mercien, Nielsen, Norway—Gannymede, Neilsen, Stubbekjo bing. SAlLED. — Sabina , Tadd, for Rotterdam—Amity, Douglas, Riga—William Rathbone, Spencer; Charlotte, Rae; and Queen, M'Cartney, Nei Orleans—New Union, Conn, and Syria, Peter, Beirout—Ann Best, Itealijo—Laidmans, Forbes, Calcutta—Annapolis, Graham, Baltimore—Nile, Kemp, Valpa raiso—Liverpool, Gardner, New Fork—Elbe, Aikin, Riga— Mercurius, Halin, Lisbon—Norna, Maim , Cronstadt—Sarah and Ann, Knowles, Rio Janeiro—Belle, Lindsay, and Mary Emma, Bennett, Smyrna—Amelia, Agry, Charleston. America (a.) Leith, hence at Halifax 1 0th instant. Woodstock, hence at Apalachicola. Lady Sale, and Atcione, Watson, hence at Savannah. Mary Caroline, Fay, and Louisiana, hence.at New Orleans. Tam o'Shanter, fox, hence at Barbadoes. Jane, Anders on, {fence hence et at ß alGloucester.timore. Norna, hence at Mazatlan. Douro, Reid, from Panama at Valparaiso. Louisa, Kete, hence at Port-au-Prince. Governor, Dobson, hence at Jamaica. Harvey Galbraith, hence at Vera Cruz. Phcebe, hence at Syra. Mariner, hence at Savanilla, and loading for London. John, Jones, hence at Helvoet. Wigrams. from St. Helena—Milicete, from New Orleans— and Robert Alexander, from Mobile, off Kinsale. Condor, from Pisco at Callao, and sailed for England on the 23rd February. Thomas, Headley, sailed from Callao 7th Feb., and Chimbo razo, and Bergman, on the 17th, all for the United States. Alpha, Edwards; Mary Winch, Lay; and England, Cubbon, from Pisco, at Callao. Sea, sailed from Callao 12th Feb., and Express, 4th March, for Pisco—Callao, 18th Feb„ for Arica—and Vicar of Bray, 28th, for England. BELIZE, March 23.—The Hannah Moore, Moore, from St. Thomas for this port, was lost on Glover's Reef 19th March. NEW YORK, April 13.—Four thousand dollars were paid to wreckers by the master of the British ship, with salt, bound to New Orleans, which was assisted off the Gingerbread Ground 26th March. BOSTON, April 14.—The Jane Hammond, for Liverpool, with cotton, was nearly destroyed by fire at Savannah, on the 12th instant. The Isabella, Hayden, was also badly damaged by the same fire, which originated in a cotton-press shed, and the ships, baing aground in the wharf, could not be removed. SCILLY, April 23.—The Renown, APlver, from Bahia for Hamburg!), was got alongside the pier, the 21st instant, and dischurgpd her cargo in a very damaged state. Much of the tobacco is burnt, and the vessel is much strained. PORT NICHOLSON, N. Z., Jan. 6.—The Countess of Minto, Allan, of Liverpool, from Sydney, in search of guano, was driveh on shore on Macquerie Island, by a heavy swell, in a light wind, struck heavily, and became a total wreck: crew saved by the Lord Duncan, whaler. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2 —Wind S.W., light ARRlVED.—Montezuma, De Courcy ; West Point, Allen Europe, Harris; and Louisiana, Barstow, New York—Agita tor, hlacgliee; Ann (s.a.), Gibbs; Rattlesnake; and Medea, h, and Men .11 Mardi, forth s. I be t 036 I 057 120 1 20 [ 1 42 119 2 29 j 17 3 16 l4 11 '4tl. 413 12 8 !Last 2 JEaster Term ends ,ft Easter. BIRTHS --- I On the 21st ult., at Talacre, Flintshire, the Mostyn, of a daughter. n. Lads On the 22nd nit., the lady of Thomas M. Patterson, Esq., of Wellington-terrace, West Derby-road, of a daughter. On the 25th ult., the wife of Mr. William H. Cross, of Upper Parliament -street, of a son. On the 25th ult., at Hadley Barnet, Herts, the Wife of Mr. Edward Vicars, of a son. On the 26th t :sq., of Bel On the 26th ult., Mrs. J. W. S. May, of Prince's-park-terrace, of a son. On tin 26th ult., in Huskisson-street, the wife of C Africa, of a daughter, On the 26th ult., Lady Gladstone, of a son. On the 26th ult., the wife of Mr. John Hayes, of a daughter. On the 27th ult., Mrs. T. Boyd,"jun., of 'Windsor-terrace, Upper Parliament-street, of a son. On the 27th ult., the wife of Mr. Owen Owens, joiner, Gros venor -street, of a son. On the 28th ult., the wife oft:Jas. Ainsworth, builder, Bootle, of a son. On the 30th ult., the lady of John R. Dawson, jun., Esq., Canning-street, of a daughter. On the Ist inst., at Ashfield, Wavertree, the wife of Mr. H; James Harrison, of a son. On the 3rd inst., Mrs. Robert Girvin, Rock Ferry, of a son IARRIED • On the 3rd of March last, at George Town, Halton County, Canada West, James Burnyeat, third son of John Watson, Esq., Mosser, Cumberland, to Miss Ann Redford, of the for mer place. On the 14th ult., at St. Luke's Church, New York, Mr, Cyprian Clamorgan, of St. Louis, Mo., to Hebe Powell White, youngest daughter of the late Thomas White, Esq., merchant, of this town. • On the 19th ult., at St. Michael's Church, Mr. W. Morris to Frances, daughter of Mr. W. Young, victualler, Kent -street. On the 21st ult., at St. George's Church, Bolton. by the Rev. N. Jones, M.A., incumbent, Mr. George Edward Holt to Jane, second daughter of James Scovrcroft, Esq., of Bolton. On the 22nd ult., at St. Paul's Church, Horne-hill, by the Rev. M. Anderson, Alfred, son of S. Lafone, Esq., of this town, to Jane, daughter of W. Bontcher, Esq., London. On the 25th ult., at St. Oswald's Church, Chester, by the Rev. W. Harrison, Mr. W. Denson to Miss A. Evans. On the 26th nit., at St. Peter's Church, Sackville-street, by the Rev. E. G. Williams, Mr. Wm. Green, clerk, to Miss Susanna Talbot, both of Everton. On the 26th ult., at St. Nicholas's Church m , Galway, by Rev. John Caldwell, A. 8., Major Thoas Chadwick Dicksonthe, Bombay army, of Rahoon-house, son of Capt. Francis Richard Dickson, of the 67th Regiment, to Harriette Louisa, youngest daughter of the late D. Mitchell, Esq., West-house, Galway. On the 2 7 th ult., at Althorpe, by the Rev. W. C. Lake Aspi. nail, brother of the bride, the Rev. E. J. Hill, rector of Penfield, Essex, to Emily Anne, youngest daughter of the Rev. James Aspinall, rector of Althorpe, Lincolnshire. - - the2.7lll4tehat.tAmr,rft;V:Ve, tguß-Pan;•iiitingeit daughter of the late Charles S. Middleton, Esq. On the 27th ult„ at the Cathedral Manchester, by the Rev. W. Blake, ALA., Thos. Vernon Royle, Esq., of the Manor-house, Boughton, near Chester, solicitor, to Mary Jane, eldest daughter of the late Thos. Earnshaw Tinswell, Esq., of Withington. On the 27th ult., at St. Oswald's Church, Chester, by the Rev. T. Harrison, Ellis Marsden, Esq., of Everton, to Sarah Frances, youngest daughter of George Harrison, Esq., of Abbey-square, Chester. On the 27th ul., nt Neston Church, by the Rev. Mr. Yarker Mr. J. B. Cotton, of Chester, to Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. S. Reece, of Crosby-house, Parkgate. On the 27th ult., at Walton Church, by the Rev. T. Hornby, rector, Mr. Charles James Broom, of Roscommon -street, to Alice, only daughter of Mr. Wm. Currie, of the Royal Oak Inn, Scotland-place. On the 27th ult., at St. Silas's Church, by the Rev. W. H. Duck, M.A., Mr. James Cardwell, eldest son of the late Mr. Cuthbert Heaney, of Salmabury, near Preston, to Ellen, only daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Walker, of Almond's-green, West Derby. 7 G th eo u rg lt e „ G a t t il S to t. m S t il s a s s s 's o r C a h h ug t h l o , e b . y the Rev. W. H. On the 27th ult., at Bid a t on C nurch, by the Rev. A. Graham, Mr. John Ormeahe r , s ilkb ro k er, Manchester, to Sarah Anne, Du O c n k, ti M e r 2 . only daughter of Robt. Hampson, Esq., of Moreton, Cheshire. On the 27th ult., at the Cathedral,'Manchester, by the Rev. J. Rim mington, M.A., John Crosland, Esq., of Everton, to Emma, only daughter of the late Wm. Proctor, Esq., of Diddingtoll - Warwickshire. On the 28th ult., at St. Catherine's Church, Mr. Richd. Rossi ter, master-rnariner, Torquay, Devon, to Isabella Frances, youngest daughter of the late Captain Wilson, of this town. On the 29th ult., at the Parish Church, Childwall, by the Rev. T. Nola n , i ncum b ent of St. John's Church, London, Gilbert Winter, youngest son of John Moss, Esq., of Otters pool, to Eliza Seilliere, only child of Emanuel Zwilchenbart, of Roselands. On the 29th ult., at St. Michael's Church, by the Rev. FL Carpenter, Mr. Walter Bolitho to Miss Elizabeth Martin. On the 29th ult., at St. Anne's Church, Stanley, by the Rev. T. Gardiner, M.A., Philip Norcap, only son of the late Philip Whitcombe, Esq., of Bockleton, Worcestershire, to Elizabeth Gore Sutton, only surviving child of the late James Walker, Esq:, of this town. On the 29th ult., at the Parish Church, Wallasey, by the Rev. J. Tobin, Hugh H. Ni c h olson, Esq., youngest son of the Rev. Cristopher Nicholson, of the Manse, Whitehorn, Wigtonshire, to Anne, eldest daughter of Thomas Peers, Esq., of Highfield, Poulton, Cheshire. On the 30th ult., at Grange-lane, Church, Birkenhead, by the Rev. James Towers, Mr. Thomas Bell, provision merchant, to Elizabeth, second daughter of the late WM. Blackburn, of Toxtet It- park. On the Ist inst., at the Roman Catholic Chapel, Birken head, by the Rev. Mr. Browne, William Webster, Esq., of Parkfield, late of Durham, to Sarah Montague Ullathorne, of Liverpool. DIED On the 23rd of February, at Tonjoy, in the Republic terrace, Edward Francis, son of Edward Hurry, Esq., Oxford Hyde-park, London. On the 24th ult., aged 62, Mr. William Doull, of Bold-street. On the 24th ult., John Arthur, youngest child of Mr. H. Robinson, of Seaforth. On the 24th ult., aged 48, Jane, wife of Mr. James Milroy, earthenware-dealer, Pownall-square. •- - - On the 24th ult., aged 2 years and 10 months, Lydia daughter of Mr. E. Kirwan, of Regent-street. On the 24th ult., in Heath-street, Myrtl e - s t ree t , M ary Ann Ross, daughter of the late Mr. Robert Flower. On the 25th nit., at Castletown, Isle of Man, after an illness of but four days, aged 45, Wm. Moore, Esq., advocate. On the 25th ult., after a short but severe illness, aged 5 years and 8 engraver and p months, Elizarinterbeth Alice, daught er of Mr. Wm. France, On the 26th ult., at her residence, in llope-street, aged 67, Margaret, relict of th e l ate C aptain Bowater, of the 3d (King's Own) Light Dragoons. On the 26th ult., in London, aged 69, John Holgate, Esq., of Spring-grove, West Derby. On the 26th ult., aged 44, John Hughes, Esq., surgeon. On the 26th ult., aged 28, Caroline, relict of the late E. J. Edwards, surgeon, Holywell. On the 26th ult., aged 77, Margaret, relict of the late Mr. John Roughsedge, of Sankey, near Warrington. On the 26th ult., at his residence. Handsworth-villas, Bir mingham, aged 66, Henry Beaumont, Esq., formerly of Bir kenhead. On the 27th ult., aged 64, Mr. Samuel Atherton, of Lord street. On the 27th ult., aged 32, Charles Mortlock, youngest son of Mr. Thomas Mitchell, late of her Majedty'S Customs at this port. • -- - de O naged C s2 ro , g Much 'Wootton, th e resi irs. Lace, l ate of Crosby. On the 2;th ult., aged _67, Sir As Ale xander Ramsay, Bart., of 'vas so n of the first baronet by a B annerman, Bart., who died in title and estat es b y hi s eldest son c n e t o b r e 11 2 1 7 r t . h R u o i l t ;: rt at G i K I I 13almail (12ughte 1819, and is succeeded in In Alexander, in his 39th year _ - very suddenly, nt Mile-end, aged 54, 31 , formerly of Dewsbury. On the 28th ult., at lloylakt, of Mr. John Bentley, of this town ged 3 years, John Kearn 5, Mr. John Brown, licensed victual- hall-street, itrevor, Moffaitt, Esq tie was a gentleman of pleasing manners, universally beloved, and at 3s years of age had attained a pro 6‘ssional_reputation which is rarely attained with a practice of twice as I, Mr. Wm. ult., in Seacombe.street, Richard, inf an t Id, of her Majesty's Inland Revenue. Beatrice. .on, Eeq On the the late A! at Great Crosby, aged 66, Sarah, widow of Samuel Fogg. of this town. At 4_ VG On th Mr. The nephew, Mr Gateacn 19 Et for this 48 0 I' o Th e ' , n oif