The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-08 00:00:00

Monday v their a. loaf, ovation, rivelled decent o tar as led the it bean aspect, 4' 1835, 1. Bad os of a wham [emend the for ion we !agents nay be e traf untry, little tunes ; ing 12 n, and ised to erseded r. now k- it she of hot some e girl, [e bar, he jug do the disin spector , when oy had F three ipitate I up in Jones old kill he boy poison, The ssisted g in a stated cused, ire still liquors Itiith- us life. attack tantly he de looked Wrgiye uor - s!" lemnly le shall lefend he is d thus Tut," again with a rateful -Com l if you d, and Tues , held :owded iValde- Lord In, Sir 'tubers g had lugto pinion educa )y Mr. Dunn, had arnett, tion of romise t, that ing an ' Mr. Lush replied veil an course to go- rmina of the itution accept . The Lteagle, f Nor ied by of the , een so )14 the dented 11, Up ernoon ck, the which, ;ountry m was mil, or ctive to :y. At to the . much ed, in ence of an t° about ?. ; fruit of the idences 9, single umbler .3 pieces ft Wis h much quently d from be dr to keel!. aidhail to this stained. re beeu fluid at look- ; , 2 quan she had lwards )Ut six gentle' ed with id upon demand prised to of ever)? It beini la tic an was sent e h were I by the _ . ;h ton iI , )uld gilt' a,th e A rd, .11"' surgeo n family • &DP pell diStres3 ner upon Friends to r prope rtY i did r i° anaribrof_ ' 1 7101 7 1 and 'KO June 8, 184 bella, Rol Atkins, S ans ; Ar tipping *ittrilignirr ESDAY, JUNE .—Wind N.N.W., light. Turner; Charles Walton, Baker ; on, Quebec—Berend Willielinina, E Ltor, (steamer,) Kavannah, Lisbon— Abrill, Barcelona—' lobert Syer New Brur ck, hence at Wellington, . sailed from the Cape of Good Hope for ( field, hence at Leghc :am aa, hence at Crc !uce at ditto from ditto for this port sailed from Calcutta for ce at Calcutta I.—AY Ticane of nnus ar Coast, an ideally increased in v raged at the mouth me 11 v for I into t 17th Apri na, was 1, saved. 1 to have b, Cloici, Anew] n April, CoMmodore, i;roidfc ry, no port 15' :h My, Swift, Cc Lewis, and Elizabeth, al Trieste for this /34 `rom Venice for a V:D.C:off Brie loading ara, Russel i—Vibilia, Robinson, Q . ans--Blorenge, Banks, ipic, .( 1 Daddy port on the 9tl Alexander I Alexandria trnambuco for Cc from Peru for Cori Phi:a:e iba ; sal 1 'Bella Porter T—Her Helvoet, London. „ ►ort of provisions, and would ,Gall at Feyal fe mrock, schooner, bound went, May 17, in lat. 3 .—Snhvay, for New York, May 30, lat. 51, lon. 1- ant, hence for Bay Chaleur, and Coila, hence fo lay 31,:0ff Tuskar. ,DAY,Zth JUNE.—Wind DT:N.W Duchess of Clarence, Miller, St —Scotia, Kelly, Baltimore—St. L •om Calcutta and De from Liverric Agatha, D sannah, Dan Unger, hence Mary Ray, rara. Vivid, Sper Joven Igna Margarethi Liebau. Lord Loner Orion. Sun moderate Thomas— —Belle, Manchester, t. John, N.l Vigilar Esther Licurzo,'M ire—Bertha, Fah- at ditfo. Favour ,ce for Calcutta, at Coi'e t this port (steamer,) hence at Lisbon 23d llay 1, hence at Swinnemonde. kriadne, Lawrence; and Patriot, Cargill Hen Crew m Groot. ; lOsebud, North; Catherine, Dili; Su -1; Earl S. tradbroke, Dance ; and - Catherine, Pot illwo)ci, and Standard, Fauset, hence at Dame- !er, hence at Od, cbea, hence at Aalsund. trd, and Margaret, Gamble, hence at *ma i . and George, Petrowsky, tenee at Kiel _ )eck, lieticalat Copenhagen. „ ffortilbore, -and Fawn, Cutts, hence at Texel roendahl, hE , and Mil pOrt Ist A illips, froni r sari, from [, were to sail from Pernam- For this port, at ditto Alexandria for this port, tiulk, from Marseilles for this port, at ditto. Wetherill, from Leghorn for this pert, at ditto Ile, from London, at St. Übes. arshall, from 1U auritius, at Cove. nn ditto off ditto, 31st May.—Lochinvar, Miller, of Montrose, from St. Petershum cotton and machi nery, got Castrup, 2.SteMay, but was assisted ofl 7, the next r being lightened ; is re-loading, an d . i t i s ex able to proceed. Simpson, Pascoe, of and from St. Petersburg, --put into this port 28th May, with part of bulwarks, b oats, &c. carried away, and is discharging to be hove down. GIBRALTAR, 25th May.—Fulmar, Crocker, of Plymouth, from Smyrna for Liverpool, struck on a rock to the eastward of this, 23d May, bilged, and filled. Ternpfa Liveipoo aground ne A.RRIVEIE Mersey, ft Anna, Jost, I Quesne, Ri Archangel- Christianst Nymph, Be nearly full of early this mor hence at Lisbo Condor, Hot Amelia, Trir NDAY, 6th JtLN Wind N.' fresh )ner, N py, from New Orlc ainer,) Sullivan, Havre rge Dern, Sparing,-Monte Video—Penritb, Le ieiro—Ohio, Bird, - New York—Pon, O'Brien, Leonie, De Vries, Antwerp—Union, Prez, Albion, Ball, Genoa—Lawsons, Ewart, Leg- gg, from Christianstrdt at this port; towed hit e aad main masts, part of cargo washed out, and water,.liaving ran aground on Taylor's Bank, ring, -without a pilot. . . . . :earner,) Robinson, hence at Lisbon; short of coal List ; Lady Robillaird, Chegwie.; and Terceira, rilman, hence at Cadiz. ick, sailed from Cadiz for this port 22nd May Wave, Brandfield, sailed from Lisbon focthis port 23d May, Sir Jonn Beresford, Threadgold, from Bahia at Cove. Liberty, Norton from New York, off Kinsale. H. M. brig Frolic (16,),fr0m San Bias off:Falmouth ; sailed 35th Dec. and from Rie Janeiro Bth Ap r il. H as on f re i ght about 2,004,000 dollars in specie. Lancaster, Hullen, from China off Falmouth. BRISTOL, 4th June.-4 schooner, from Liverpool, for this port, flour laden, is on shore o n the eastward point of the river, ut is expe c t e d o ff next spring tide. VivrEno9 24th May.—The relay°. Cartillo. from Seville for put into B anc • 1,."11.1, Lap • 11,1 G • and, aftet - tWr; : ey, A ;dered to be sold. MONDAY, - th JUNE.—Wind N.W. ARElVED.—Caledonia Brander, Boyd, and Dumbarton, Pen dleton, from New Orl eans — Frihiten, Wihiting, from Nord koping—Agnes, Gillies, from Porto Rico. SAILE-D.—John S. De Wolf, Read, St. John, N.B Steward, Naples—Superb, Brown, Newfoundland. Mischief, ----, hence at Rio Jro. OFF HOLYHEAD, at 5_ &an_ anei - Augusta, he Port • at . " 1 ' 6 30 pan IJIST, GENERAL POST..OFFICE, JUNE 7 S'HAMPTON STATION Lisbon Madeira Id 27th - ery wont ) I3rd and Mailsdesp'd Last PacketiNext Packet from London sailed. due. MaY 27 Next Mail hue JunP 3ri tannia pi4ne 15 I farkfzs. .............,.,1010. WARRINGTON CORN 4 Qrs., ® 4s. t'o Os CO Wheat, flats. Bar*, •0 qrs.; gr.: JUNE 1. 4d. qp , qr. : total, 416 17s.' 4d. Evans and Smith, Likestone, Derbyshire, stone bottle mar Od. To qr.: total, .171 Os. Od. facturers—A. Toy and E. Hanson, Leicester-square, gas en,. Od. qr.: total, 0 Os. Od. neers—Routlidge and Cummins, Bradford, Yorkshire, linen 14, .: drapers—Neild and Unwin, Ely-place, Holborn, attornies—P. -- n-hill, tailors—R. Grant and CATTLE to Bd.; Lamb, 71d. to Sid SALFORD CATTLE MAR JUNE 2. Ito Sid per lb. Every tl DS CORN MARKET, Jim !ans, 3s, ar JD CORN Barley is not much inquired tl MARKET, JUNE 7. Stock at our market to-day S which was sold at a decline in . Alartindale. and Beef, 7d. to 84d. ; Mutton, 'lid. ton and Co., WolVe season, generally J. Diller nderson innkeepi W. Seddon And F. Jorda J. Weston. Livvroeol, nt J. Hall, Rod H. 0 Livin decline Barley, L. Horner of 5s I W. Brook, s int- M. Burton nand Briftain, 0. M. Wain Eon, I G. Strutton, Ct arslan d, 'H .ards G. H. Nevi— and - Co RATIONS OF DIV DENDS ;t. Helen! arebroker, rstone, Lancashire, spirit mercl 1 keener. t. and al brokers—A. Atber, rs—Flooks, Goodden, ar as regards H. C. Kingston-upon-Hull, , Glasgow, clothiers. e, silk throwster. xnebvster, stuff merchant ?swicli and Miles Patting, W. Hailiwell, Lower Damen, Lancashire, cotton manufact E. Hopewell and A. Thacher, Leadenhall-st buyers are still I Green, Banipion,oxfoiti.sliireTliaeii ;t entirely to the ILA Vi:V•TTIO y mast, Charles Henry Perry, Liverpo, o'clock, at the Liverpool Distil Hitchin t, London, out- BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Thomas Williams Green Stevens, commonly called Thomas baker, June 14, July 19, at .ct Courfof Bankitipt '-road, Lon town, a The sir Less on t maintains its late value DUBLIN CORN MARKET, JUNE 4 I transac CATTT very few mill ULL ( bout th consicte last wei At ou Vance on be yester LIVERPOOL COLONIAL - iugar.—The demand continues of O'd t but for t sales of the v wtzeb brls Pernambuco, -mid 90 lai Dania, ds, 120 quotations. there is a ful by alt branches of Tige MARKET, .1 he trade re very unwilling purchasers, and to I Jun( Is have been accepted ;• a very fine parcel Liver t 24s M. Trinifina . ..a...01L Cel I_ll a Halifai; 20s per crvt. The transactions are limited to 110 tees Jamaica, at lees. No sales of Foreign. .1 lot of Pimento has been sold at 4d per it !.s in Pepper or Ginger worth reporting. 2s to 24s 6d for ordinary to ! To be g Od to t0.2 4 .3s for mid 25 for very tine, ne whit( as been v guielo, and les are on Ilan for 26 per cent O.P. COTTON MARKET,. JUNE 4. the early part of the week the demand continued good, 8, John Jones (2nd) and holders were enabled to realise id per lb advdice on Arne- 'lO, Joseph Wilkinson (Ist) rican, but for the _last two days the inquiries have been less 11, James Gill (proof and div.) n ay umerous, and prices have receded to the quotations of Fri- , 11, Thomas Robinson (2nd) cl EItFOO nave been in reuest, at full inices. At a public sale of 850 bales Cochin cio Chin d a q to 480 were sold at.scl to 54d per lb. Speculators have •^'— """' American, and exporters 3350 American, 450 Pert Maceio, and 400 Surat. There lin% 11, Adlington and Tone s "(Ist) 11, Robert Still (Ist) I npueo, so Ft, John Lucy, jun. (avilit) m past month 2 550 Amer 14, Charres Henry Perry (Ist) 14, John Ward (2nd) 15, Simon Lee Trotman (2nd) 17, Robert Ballantyne (2nd) 17, William Wagstaff (Ist) ACCOUNT or" SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, Fort,k;; week ending June 4, 1847. SALES OF THE WEEK Prices paid in the week.lThi D . 3. .. j Aluone 64 •'"":1 Alabama and Tennessee ei 12730 New Orleans 6 J Pernambuco 4.z Paraiba 7* 8 " 1 Aracati and Ceara 2560 Bahia and Maceio 1 Maran ham 7 sawginned ilk terara, Surinam, &c Peruvian' Bahama L_aguayra Coinm'on West India Carthagena .. Smyrna .. Manilla 33340 bal, Charles Tv William Ai William :mely iiini lechn ,.. e I London, brewer— 24561 539596 ill 0-61 0 57 0-58 0 60 0 -61 0 i 5 0-68 0 1 18 o —5O 18 0 —5O 0 1 10 2 0 °fin LoelioOd, Upper James M'Kenna, George Cornwall, grocer. )k, GlOcestershire, butch lath, jewellers. James and John Collins, John Judd, Brynmawr, Dn — shirc, shopkeeper. 71, grocer DIVIDENDS: 25, W. H. Hodding, Glocester-place, Poit 25, A. Fielder, Alton, I. Low and 1% CERTIFICATES April 2.1 Valparaiso April gi ven crits corn broker me 25, R. Dick er—June 2), H. No Ric good, India cularly an ad- I ever, the I de, it an- be coheedM I. ann I. at Dine demand is very 81 it low prices. The I cutta, merchants 200 bags and Polio Ricolrtile . To t anted, unless cause b 25, T. Sivill, I ;01, licensed •vi a-the-Fylde:l June 28, I. Winder, ?001, ihiphroker—June 25, T. „ —June 26, J. Duncan, Liverpool, merchant neon, Poulton- . . CJ, 11. ry, Liver L'ancashire, Salford; Lan( CERTI I 'ICATES .nted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before June 23. . arEnteer, Liverpool, provision desk head, lead, Cheshire, commission agent—ll .e,:hat manufacture MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. June. District Court, 11 Ditto, 12 Ditto, 11 Do., late Molders. & Quarter Fifth shay xtensions Sixteenth bares Half shares, late L. & B Fifth shares, late W. R. Extension shares, Do. .. Late Manchr., Bolton, & Bury [anchester, Sheffd. & Lincolus. Qr,arter shares; No. Eighth shares late Gt. Grimsby and ShelYd R" denotes Shares called in for Reg denotes Scrip Shares called in fa i mports 17, S. and T. Phlinblei Franceys (pf & tinl d) Ditt o , iWk , This Yr. 18, John Scott (2nd) - 14 1 11 99Z 8 } 7i 1541 72 , 11 6a I} " 643 f 2689 t I - 1 269 COTTON KARKET, JUNE r. The market has been very-quiet to-day, only ,4,000 bales sold, all to the trade, at Friday's prices. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 1. Including further arrivals mince Friday, the supplies of the week compreh en d a moderate quantity ofWheat, chiefly Foreign direct, and partly from Ireland, with a fair import of Indian Corn, Corn Meal, and Flour from the United States; the shi pments•hence, durin g th e same time coastwise and to Ireland, continuing to be rather large. In the face.of great depression in London, shewn considerable buoyancy to-day, and go o( effected in Wheat, Flour, and Indian Corn, than could have, been made during the inter last. our arket has I salesm have been at more money ral -since Friday What, r 70/b s. d. s. d. 12 6 e. 12 9 'Extra. 12 6 —l3 0 d 0.... 12 0 —l2 A ;(10. 12 6 - -12 9 ' I do. ..' Ditto, white Irish 'red .. Ditto, white Rye, English Barley, E ng1i5h. . ....... 54 0 scotch Sr Irish, qp , 4301b 7 9 Malt,English, 4). qr. .. _ 74 0 -86 0 Irish Oats, per 451 b. English and Scott/ Welsh Irish, fine qualities 6 2 6 4 'Seed -6 0 —6 0 —5lO —6O 0 Pigeon. --53 0 --67 0 blue -- grey..t Beaiis, English, Tr qr. Scotch & Irish, 4801 Pease, English, white . Do. & Irish .. maple.. Flour, per 2801 b. English & Irish, 2nds I fine . Ditto. superfine , 34 0 —65 0 extra Oatmeal, lb. of 2401 b. Irish, 1846 Canadian s I Bran, lo• 24115 52 .0 -54 0 CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 4. Without any British or Foreign arrivals deserving notice since Monday, the exports coastwise and to Ireland far exceed the imports.at present; and as the supplies from the American States are not expected to increase materially during the en suing few weeks, the trade between Tuesday and to-day generally assumed a firmer aspect, with a good demand for Flour and Indian Corn, the former advancing Is 6d to 2s per barrel, and the latter is per quarter upon our last quotations, the value of other articles then remaining steady. Influenced by .uniformly fine weather, and favourable ac counts of the coming crops in all parts of the country, the pro .ceedings of our market this morning were generally of a less interesting character than of late. Holders of Wheat, how ever, commenced by requiring rather higher prices, and in a few cases obtained a slight amendment; but the millers being rather inactive, and the operations on the whole only moderate, the trade for this grain closed with little variation from ,the current rates of American Flour, annorted the a Sale 1113211 y MAUI - Clan miu 0.1"1”-'4 1, good Western brands scarcely exceeding 446 6d per 1, and other qualities ranging at troportionate rates. cl rmr retnrannt ./3“1.1.10, 61•. A. ••••. , AA stained our last currency. In Oats, the sales effected re confined merely to small retail parcels at former nd Oatmeal upon a limited inquiry remained un- ndian Cor good inquiry, and a fair extent of auarter over Tuesll".•' - -1 's rates TIDE TABLE YDAYS, ETC Jay aft, 'Din *f ,J . l ;) 10 @ 20 - - 'n- 8846 197111 [Where two places are mend which the deptst of thi Ist Life Guards—Windsor 2d Ditto—Regent's Park Royal H. Guards—Hyde Par Ist Drag.Guarda—Birmingln 2d — tiewbridge 3d—PiershiU - I . ottililiam -Dundalk —C. Good Hope ? Maidstor Ballincollig 6th -7t- h-Ist Drazoons 2d—Clonmel 3d—Bengal, Maidstone 4th—Dublin sth 6th---Longford Bth—Cahir 9th Lancers 10th Hussar stone —Bengal, Mai dstr rs—BombAy, Maid -Coventr• Hounsk 12th Lancers 13th Lt. Dragoons- _ 14th—Bengal, Maidston 15th Hussars—Madras, stone 16th Lancers—Canterbury 17th—Dublin Grenadier Guards— (lst batt.) The Tower (2d batt.) Portman-st. Bar. batt.) Winchester Coldstream Guards— (( c s i t b b a a t t t t . ) eSt. j 0 1 i h n n g s o n w r B a o o r d . cotch Fusiteer Guards— (lst battA 1,. 4,0 r Winks, _.(2d butt.) St. George's Bar racks Ist Foot— st brat.) Antigua, Nazi: (2d Batt.)-141anchester 2d—Gosport 3d—Dublin 4th—Madras, Chatham sth—Devon port 6th—Cape G.Hope--Buttevant 7th—Barbadoes, Dublin Bth—llomb ay, Canterbury 9th—Bengal, Chatham 10th—Bengal, Chatham 11th—N. S. Wales, Chatham 12th—Mauritius, Isle of Wight; Reserve batt , Mauritius 13th—Dublin 14th—Halifax, N. S., Plymouth 15th—Ceylon, Waterford 16th—Corfu, Fermoy 17th—Bombay, Chatham 48th—Bengal, Chatham 19th—St. Vincent, Boyle 20th—Bermuda, Isle of Wight; Reserve batt. Bermuda 21st—Madras, Chatham 22d—Bombay, Chatham 23d—Halifax, Isle of Wight ; Reserve batt.., Canada 24th—Bengal, Chatham 25th—Madras, Chatham 26th—Dublin 27th—Cape G. Hope, Fort G. 28th—Bombay, Chatham 29th—Bengal, Chatham 30th—Newcastle-on-Tyne 3lst—Walmer 32d—Bengal, Chatham 33d—N. Brunswick, Mullingar 34th—Corfu, U onm el 35th—Mauritius, Charles Fort COLONIA Ist West India Regiment 2d Ditto—Nassau 3d Ditto—Demerara, Sier Ceylon Tlifl. Royal Can aditirTiiiiie Regiment tv Cane Matintpri 3ST D 2 )irect I Indirect Demerar Havana. Jamaica. Ottayra, STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY ON THE IST JUNE, 1847. (From Colburn'a United Service 3lagazine.) 'oned, the last-named is that a regiment is stationed.' 36th—(1st batt.) Corfu. (2d batt.) Cephalonia 3 7th—Ceylon, Chatham I ,3Bth—Jamaica, Londonderry 39th—Bengal, Canterbury. 40th—Hull 4lst—Mullingar 42d—Bermuda, Isle of Wight. Reserve batt., Bermuda. 43(1—Portsmouth 44th—Newry 45th—Cape G. Hope, I.of Wight Res. batt., Cape G. Hope 46 th—Canada, Guernsey 47 t b—Cork 48th—Belfast 49th—Galway 501,11—Bengal, Chatham i. Slat—Madras, Chatham l- 52d—.Quebec, Brecon 536—Bengal, Chatham 54th—Malta, Kinsale 55th—Limerick e 56th—(1st batt.) Gibraltar (2d batt.) Isle Wight 57th—Weedon 58th—N. S. Wales, Chatham 59th—Limerick 60th—(lst bt.) Bombay, Chatm. (26 ht.) Halifax,Chichstr 61st—Bengal, Chatham 62d—Bengal, Chatham 63d—Madras, Chatham 64th—Templemore 65th—N. S. Wales, Chatham 66th—Gibraltar, Templemore 67th—Cork , ;Bth—Dublin 69th—Bury (Lancashire) 70 th—Templemore 71 st — Winchester, Reserve butt., Canada 72 d — Gibraltar, Nenagh• 741 h—G 73d—Cala sgowpe G. How, Newbridge 7 6 th—Edinburgh 77th—St. John's, Tralee 78th—Bombay, Chathain 79th—Gibraltar, Castlebar 80th—Bengal, Chatham 81st—Canada, Jersey _ 82d—Canada, Buttevant 836—Kilkenny 84th—Madras, Chatham 85th—Birr 86th—Bombay, Chatham 87th—Newport (S. W.) 88th—Barbadoes—Birr 89th—Dover 90th—Cape G. Hope, Chester 91st—Cape of Good Hope, Isle of Wight Reserve batt., Cape of G, Hope 926—Dublin 9 3 d—Canada, Naas 94 th — Madras, Chatham 9 5 th—China, Cork 96th—N. S.Wales Chatham 97th—Malta, Isle of Wight Reserve batt, Malts —Benga ,l Chatham ?9th—N. S. Wales, Chatham Rifte Brigade— (lst batt.) Cape of G. Hope Sheerness (2d batt.) Canada, Isla of Wight Reserve batt., Quebec. L CORPS. Jamaica Leone, &c STewfoundland )rdered home :--gth, 17th, 39th no., WERT Direct.' Indirect March 11 Mardi 13 _•_ April • 23 April . 17 ) is giv les's ❑tinues remarkably fine, but the fruit, and a renewal of the e particularly from the south THE LIVER#OOL STANDARD. ) NDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, JUNE 1. PARTNERSHIPS DISS, paid : LIVERPOOL SHARE LIST. SHARES. Saturday's Prices. RAILWAYS, Aberdeen Ambergate x Eastei Arbroath and Forfa Bristol and Exeter New shares Caledonian Half shay hester and Holyhead lundee and 'Arbroath New shares York Est E. Lancash. ew shares New scri Pnct ncolnshire .rgh and G Quarter s Half shares late Ed inbro', Leal Preference share orchest i; Preference shares Great North of England .440 shares •es (L. 8 Quf+rter Quarter st Quarter sl: 611snlidated Ditto. 43 @ 4 d f..li d 4 ..3 (1 3avilie-pace, nd Win. Cam IA r. Hitch, A. Birch rmim;har ay Bur 1 JIJSCI John Ceph FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE 0 Ila!pshire, framcsmith, dace, Cit e, London, ,quare, and It Areiterman, Cal. the contrary on the 644.. 654 464.. 474 #d 24 .. 25 p kd"ii Lyn'ri and Dereham aeffield 3i.. 4A.• p t.. 1 i) i d.. pai 17..19 j) 2 .. 1 d 81.. 83 d 3§ Quarter shares 1 1 0 late Great Grimsby Dock 5 late Sheffield and Lincolnshire, 3i.. 31: d 5 Manchester, Shen & Midland 51/3.. 48/9 d 2 Manchester and Southampton I I*.. li d 42 / Matlock and Midland Sloc l . s•lMidland share 4 ..4} p per cent. 126.. 128 Consol. Birmingham Sz Derby.l 92k.. gig Birmingham and Gloucester I 124 .126, Quarter shares i 31 _314 Bristol and Gloucester Newcastle and Berwick . North Shields shares Newcastle and Carlisle Quarter shares Extensions (5 per cent.) New shares. North British Half shares Quarter shares Northern and Eastern North Staffordshire 11 ..1213 North Union... Ditto ... North Western 9 .. 10 p 126.. 128 1.. * d 10.. 15 - i•• li p 60.. 62 •• • ! Zgr. 2t p (A) 208.. 210 (B); 144.. 146 1 d - 8 d Oxford, Worcester, & Wolverh Preston and Wvre Preference (5 aw cent.) New Do. (5 19. cent. and Div Half shares (A '^ l f shares (B Sixth shares Runcorn Gap. New sbare's Preference shares !Scottish Central iScottish Midland Sheffield, Rotherm. & Doncaster Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole Shrewsbury and Binning-ham iShrwsby & Chester, late N.W.M. New shares Shrewsbury and Hereford 'Shrewsbury, Oswestry &Chester Do. and Chester new shares 'South Devon 35i.. 36 354, , 35i 50 ,South Eastern and Dover 20. New sh 12 New shares, Na. 15 C,onsolidated Thirds 5 , New shares, No. 4 42/ South Mid. June. & 1i Southport and Enxton 5 2, South Staffordshire .. 10 South Wales 11 Warwick & Cheltenham Junctn 8 Whitehaven and Furness .... 20 Whitehayen Junction 20 wilts, Somerset, and 'Weymouth 25 York and Nevirenctia 8, No. 1 9 27'.. 28 134.. 14 14i.. 154 p 7 74 p # 2 p .. * d d Misbury d 4 -Op 2 ..np 12-14 d 3 ..22d *d I (1.. par pai... i p li.. g d d d 10 , New shares 4 Preference shares 50 York and North Midl an d 25 Half shares • 25 I New Half shares 10 E. &W. Riding Extension ' Preference shares 5 : Id' IRISH LINES. 32f 'Belfast and Ballymena. 22.1 Cork and Bandon 15 IDublin and Belfast Junction 70 Dublin and Drogheda 23$' Third shares 10 Dundalk and Enniskillen 30 'Great Southern and Western 20 Londonderry and Coleraine 17i Londonderry and Enniskillen 25 !Midland and Great Western 71 Half shares 10 ,Newry and Warrenpoint §i.. d 5 ..54 p - 3k p 85.. 86 42i.. 43 414... 42 10*- . . 10 p 2 p 81. 40 Ulster FOREIGN & COLONIAL LINES. 20 Boulogne and Amiens 7 Dutch Rhenish 34 Great Western Canada ...... 60 Jamaica 8 Northern of France(constituted 6 Orleans, Tours, and Bourdeaux 11 .. 10} d 191..19 d 13 ..12i d 17 .. 16 d 5}..5 d 9i.. 93 d 74..6i d WI.. 93 d 9 .. d S Paris and Lymis (constituted) 20 Paris and Orleans 20 Paris and Rotten 171..16i d 6z.. 6 d 'aria ant 1t..1i d 9 ..9i p 20 Rouen and Havre... , 14 Sambre and Meuse ~ 14 Strasburg and Basle 8 Tours and Nantes (cot 8 West Flanders BANKS, &c 123 Bank of Liverpool 10 Borough Bank 3i.. 3 - a 49A. 31.. 3 d x int 10 Commercial Bat 10 Liverpool Banking Cot 'chester & L'pOol lii 10 North and South Wales Bath 500 Royal Bank 7(1 TTrjimi 'Mink mpany . ist. Ban} 25i.. 6 2 - 61 . 61 d 9 . . . 8 d 3/.. 34 (1 4 . . 3 d 20,.L20i t D.f.:le;a‘ of 11. LI t the Par 6 1 . ..I f 4- 4 r Registration. I kirti)s, ,:fliatTlaqcl:s arib iDratbs BIRTHS, ape of Good ASER. of the wife of ➢ir SAVIL LE lady of GEO, Yesterday 1 On the I _On Iparty 18th On street, in 1. distiller, Du orne with friends I by his relatives and •d -street, Park ion. anti Very ester. On the re; but Iter by Lord Melbour who died in inne, 18 , to the present Earl o inenee in this de s the president of the bert was also . literature; and was liken tied "Attila, King of the diligent and sue( Association, ?. Dr. Her of Icelandic which, of an epic poem, enti at the time of itsyub- Icrown ; and the livi upwards of .41,50( On th ourse now vacant, is in the gift of the of Spofforth, which is said to be worth L-year, in that of 29th ultimo, at' St. Etienne, in t hall GROUCY. d year of his than twelve months, dealer, Batton-street. Same day. Mr. N uiLer u ❑rgerrog iimess of more Ir. JOHN BRAITHWAITE, porter On the NAIRD Ili ultimo, in his 30th year, Mr. CHARLES KIN -IERIDAN, one of the AttacWs of the British Same day, at his Bart., of C by his son. now Sir r WILLIAM FITZ re. He is succeeded baronet was same day, in thk, NICKSON, late of Chester town, aged 78 years Mr. SAMUEL Same day, at her house, in Clarence-street, in the 89th year of her age, Miss HOLLAND. Same day, aged 10 months, FRANCIS HUN MR BROWN, - .st son of Alexander Brown, Esq., of Bei lby Grange, and grandson of William Brown, Esq., M.P., of your Yorkshir Richmon near this town. A the house of his father, at Leesw•ood, near Mold, wherhe had gone for the benefit of his health, aged 38, Mr. EDWARD ROBERTS, fishmonger, Crown-street, in this town, deeply regretted by all who knew him. On - the 31st ultimo, at Brighton, in his 71st year, the Right Hon. Sir JOHN BECKETT, Bart., formerly M.P. for Leeds, and brother of the present mem b er. A s deceased leaves no issue, the baronetcy devolves on his brother, Mr. T. Beckett, hnnknr. T .nprl Same d Same d of Lance- aged 63, Mrs. EASTER ELLIOTT ife of Mr. ROBERT PIERCE Same da' FIELD, lal be tt he first E b y „ i young disease, uy 'Lay., g i often produces the most saluts :er, church- pose Frampton's Pill of Ilealt lie opinion. .ey repr Stands prominent in putk, SUAIAIARY been further relieved t' - R the liber ••c• •.: uccu mutat% money on Consols at as low a rate as 41- and 5 per cent. On bills having only a few days to run they have charged 44 per cent., and have been very liberal in discount on August paper at 5 per cent. In higher margin has been demand houses have also reduced their r greater desire to accommodate !s, of cour The general discotint Tetensioni, and evin easier terms Letters from the country improve in decreased distrust, and a better There have been several rumours in circulation respect, ing a Russian frigate being on the point of sailing from St. Petersburgh with a large amo, , ecie on boa,/ Nearly a quarter of a million is believe there is much reason to withstanding that it has bee , small arrivals of gold from Ru have taken place. state of _monetary Aaffairs. _ the sum specified redit th e report notwith dieted. Already The English Funds have be still the market cannot be reg. position. On the contrary, if tilt. deficiency in American supplies of flour an exaggerated, we shall find prices suddc:_:, withstanding the reports circulated of disease in the and a decrease of home consumption. accounts r y advanc ~ ..man s.,aioulic priers. . QaLuruay tine uonsot market was decidedly firme r , Same day, at Wykiham-gra—n.. .. ge, near Scarborough, in his with an upward movement in quotations. Business, till 102nd or 103rd year, Mr. BENEDICT LLOYD. For the last Friday, was in a manner checked by the attractions of few years of his lifedeceased has been in the habit of hawking rabbits and brooms round the neighbouring villages. Withal Ascot, which, of course, considerably thinned the attend the last three y ears hi s da i ly peregrinations extended to the ance of memb ers a t th e St oc k Exchange. Consols are now distance of upward s o f t en m i les from his residence; and h e Rioted 811 to ,3 „- for Money, and 88 : to 1- for the Account; was one of the t r i o who accidently met on bu s i ness at the reo-and-a-Quarter per Cent s . are 881 to 89, and Bank Langley Arms Inn, Wykeham, whose united ages nearly Stock 195 to 197. numbered three centuries, all of whom are now dead. The discussion on the Loan Discount Bill in the House Same day, at London, in her 70th year, the Right Hon. Lady MADELINA PALMER, second d aug h ter of ALEXANDER, of Commons, on F r id ay, b rought out the important fact, fourth Duke of GORDON . that a very sma ll amount of the £9,000,000 Exche quer On the Ist instant, after a severe illness, aged 19, ALVARA bills, falling due on the 15th, have been tendered for pay- WALPOLE, second son of FREDERICK MILLER HOLDER, ment, while it seems th a t so a tt ract i ve i s the cours- Esq., of her M a j es t y ' s C ustoms at this port. gnma din, n fi,,. .. ~ 211_ ctlnAl 1., ...,:-....._ , .. .. .cvti 11111€ ter of the late Captain THOMA Same IiSIV aft.. n lnnn -nce of discount on th e that nearly 3 GOO MO have been discharged in stntiAmki SOPHIA, widow of Commercial Docks. I g anti severe illness, in her 39th y ear , exchequer bills are better, an d now may b e quoted 2 to late Mr. ROBERT H. BERRY, of the 4 pm. The sm a ll bill s are scarce, at 7s. to 10s. pm. idon. The settlement of the half-monthly account by the fo ter of Mr. A. reign Stocks, as well as that in Shares, on Monday and 7, Mr. JOHN }I`GIVER- Tuesday last, prese n t e d no ma t er i a l f eature. From the limited range of dealings durine the G.4,-.;,,b+ -ii Name day, _ WHITE, of Frodsham, Chesin. • Same day, at Birkenhead, ag ING, shipwright. IA ANNIE, infant daug QUIIIC 1.13, .seu a years ana. 4 rnont, third son of the late JOHN WILLIAMS, 11' On the 2nd instant, MARY ANN - Es 3., of canning-stseet. is, EDWARD BELLIS, the general steady to ne of price's, the differenc es t o be ar ,,dinter, plumber. 81c , ranged were far from h eav y, an d a ll sat i s f actorily adjusted Rife of G. RAMSDEN, Money on Shares was not much wanted, and the rate ranged not higher than 6 to S Tw, r•pm- ❑orwic, near B. " "“ There was a very considerable imp,_ E sti . general character of the Railw a y mar k e t d Pater- three days of the week, but since the fima. -- • Same day, in his 73rd year, THOMAS HURST formerly of the firm of Messrs. Longman and Co., vement in t wring the fir ye exhi weakness, a re-action has followed, not however sold] Same day, at Warrington, of fever, caught while attending caused by the influence of Consols. The recent advancc to his duties at the fever hospital, Mr. WILLIAM MORLEY, in the value of all the old established, and other good resident surgeon of the W arrington Di spensary. - On +ha pri - _ I respected, JAMES ( 26years, ibr a _ ...liursday and Friday a heavy _., aged amount of country or d ers f or rea li zat i on, the holders , be nice. ing tempted by the opportunity of improved prices, to by his funny, secure an amount of ready cash ers- — l- ' ' " Same day, at aged 63. THOALiS WI y, and d ply regret .acne DELL, c otherwise have paid an ____ 1 65, Mr. JAMES BLUN- they could succeed - in obta [ES, only son of Mr. J. security which lately, and of the Newcastle. Bank, ha 7of Mr. JAMES SHAN- aimost unmarketable corn:. :orbit an lien they must interest, even if daurt bave :y of the r n Stafford-street, aged 69, Mr. THOMAS BROM of Tripity-plc .n his 46 - th year, Mr. WILLIAM METCALF, r, Brownlow-hill, formerly of Huddersfield. Same day, at his reisdence, in Sussex-street, Toxteth-park, aged 55, Mr. WM. JOHNSTON, formerly of Maryport. Same day, at his residence, at Morningside, nea r Edi n b urg h , Dr. CHALMERS. The doctor retired to rest at an early hour yesterday week, in perfect health. Next morning Professor Macdougal, who expected to have received a packet of papers from the doctor, sent to inquire whether they had been left out. The housekeeper kno&Pd at the door of the doctor's bedroom, but, receiving no an?* asleep, sent a reply as soon as the de tallow c r, and concluding that the doctor was iiriating that the papers would be sent r should awake. Another party afterwards isekeeper knocked as before, but still re ceived no answer. This, taken in connexion with the fact that the doctor had not rung his bell for his cup of coffee, awakened the fears of the domestics, who agreed to enter the chamber, when they discovered that the doctor, partly erect, partly re clining on his pillow, had f a ll en i n t o a s l eep of death. It was only on Friday evening week that Dr. Chalmers returned from London, where he had preached to crow d e d au di ences, in cluding the Prime Minister and other influential members of . reet Eoutt 19th u year to to his n of the he was THE CHARITIES. SOUTHERN AND TOM TETH HOSPITAT REPORT INDOOR: Cured and re fieVed, Under treatment, 53.—Otrr000 Dead, 0; Entered, 174; Under Chaplain, Rev. Thomas Noh Esq.; Visitors, John Platt House-Surgeon, Mr. Tho LYING- IN HO I WOMEN AND CH DMITTED : ID- GED:( Co l sulti 1 EYE ) E DEPA the week, by the Rev. D. of Man- I 4 1, of I tion to c most en brought to the oils and Brokes tre no Yarns.—The maintained otherwise ( Yarn trade ruing at su Pieces.-11 are open t are doing FADE, contract HA. --Ale ra i , cheering state of the w feeling over the mar; provement, either in Yarn, the demand cc greatly below the po• wretched, that sninners wrni For long I scale; and about the s ing to prevent that re( of the clothing trade v HOSIERY AND LACL _ reaction in the cotton hosiery pantaloon and skirt hrnr,4, irames being set a-going. There has been during the whole of this almost unprecedented p an i c one bright feature, which is, that very few attacks have been made on the wages.—we regret to state that there is no risible improvement in the silk hosiery trade, the greater part b e i ng ma d e of the worst description of silk, and in of the best and finest s.. land. At the present tirn worse state, except_at the perio, arm wovenly manner, but stnisome stockings in Europe are made in Eng", hosiery trade in a never was th yul alyiseU tine nation, and the stockingers mechanics of that day were set to cut through Shaw's Lane and make the raised way from Char:otte-street to the Lark-d a l es . 111PTP le VAlrar - thing, the slight change all is gloom and depr out of employment :ter ; but, utaop the wholc, spirit, many good hands being ) lace trade, so important to this a most stainant cor that ha state coat some .; been pretty well employed through the late stagnation, are stopped. The warp trade is this district seems to h ave f a ll en of f from making anything but lace, but Leicester has lost the warp lace trade, and numero other articles are made from that description of machine- The cotton warp lace trade on the continent is in a v. state, but the silk branches are pretty well in action; in th , mer, the workmen are British, in the latter, French.--'" ham paper. FINANCIAI The commercial world hs week by the growine easinog disposition of the bill I the Bank of England manufacture FAX. th - f 3 8 lirancit of o 1 nt, furnished .rket; nor can it be state in which the . _ 1 with Yarn her holds nt average. long the 'rice of corn, and the 'n•own a more hopeful he prices - are a; : her reductions. r roactunery to a yet greater extent_ aaud continues on the most limited rt Wool rem h the depressed state ins to be a slight ally in the drawer ; . ERPOOL 111 Rev; W i and a' on mer a little f ,rded as T, B. Platt the month of have received -1478 : total Esq PORT, JUNE 5, nd at ow* Dead. 3. ❑, Treasurer. Physician and and E. t. Gil- sq.; CL tn average Tuesday. vovement in ,nd the sales and late e o 111th s' Quarte rmingl