The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18 00:00:00

___:-.- -__ ........---•-- . --",..-..-----...-...-........------.......,-,-----.--....-.....-.,..-----......- _ __ --- ...-.......-...-,-.....,a..,-----... . t.„--e.-..-- ..-..........- - 41..-. April 18,1848 . Tll E iII'ERPOII 1 18 1848 ' ..... Mitppilig iiii.:t it 1 gclut . • LONDON . G AZETTE.—TuzsDAY, APRIL 11. tiatiteto. .......„_____ .01.------ LOUIS P11114117' i I,oA:ttLoa_,rTial:ElS:AY, APRIL 11.-Wind N.W., fresh. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. D. Davis, H. Nathan, and C. Davis, London, Liverpool, Cape LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET, APRIL 14. ‘i tiP P Samotet, Tucker, from Charleston-Olina, from of Good Hope, and New Zealand, merchants-J. \Vilkinson Sugar.-The demand has rather improved, and 900 Idols. 0 41 ain gee°. acia, from fr og - Eliza Killick, Norman, and H. Svvinscoe, Manchester, commission agents-F. and G. D. P., one-half Antigua, have been sold at full prices. The he the . 8 fluor'. Trejor,nDesewsbury, Yorkshire, stockbrokers. Mich were founa,lr. Cals"eitlinseenexican Packet, Hudson, Bahia-Geelong, Wyse, DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. sales of Bengal are under 1000 bags, without change. Foreign. he Tuileries, WI; -- Star i e venilia, Meppelder. and Elizabeth, Trinman, Nerve The refiners have purchased two cargoes of new brown Pernam and A. Brown, Shoreditch, London, licensed virtu- hero, consisting of 7703 bags, 375. per cwt., duty paid; besides v deposited in lof kild q ahop, R otterdam -Eliza Caroline Bell, Staten Island x tie e ___, ub . alters. which 120 hhds. Porto Rico have been sold at from 365. to 405., - ea set / or . ; son, Foreman, Zwolle- 2 Blake, Armstrong, ICel.kareeke, r S . pring-street, Sussex-gardens, Paddington, livery- and 50 Mids. Cuba Muscovado at 345. to 365. 6d. per cwt. The L'ourt of APP , the R ender s 4- City of Lincoln, Poole. New Orleans-Harriet, stet his d aughte_, a Ba ri on Ra mbure-Plata, Pringle, Monte Video-Absona, J. e. P e sales of Molasses are confined to 136 casks Trinidad, of an old tl' G. Bourne, Clapham, Surrey, carpenter. import, at 16s. per cwt. Coffee.-There is not the slightest im importan ~ _...: hair, o' Ra bia-Jan b et and Catherine, Cheyn, Riga-Cam- W. Mattingley, W. Kent, and B. Kent, Wantage and Abing- provement in the demand, and the sales are limited to 20 tees. e the King 8 ° , 1 :11 e.'lary, 17,Z r e N ewfoundland-Royal Mint, Fraser, Jamaica- don, bankers. Jamaica and 100 bags Rio, at rather lower prices. 200 bags eeteiess e , Sydney, Cape Breton-Ellen and Esther, Router don, Bennett City-chambers, Bishopsgate-street, London, Black Pepper brought ad. to 2-ed, per lb. Nothing done in itended to h o e.! -- _, t i fence, Brewster, Staten Island and Charleston. tter is fa r °- e i?" timber merchant. Cocoa, Ginger, or Pimento. Rice.-250 tees. Carolina sold at y objection, h t_ l ,l we ju g " n, from Canton at St. Helena, and sailed for C. IV, Machryde, Watling-street, London, wine merchant. 16s. 6d to IBs. 6d., 2000 bags and 1590 pockets East India, at P• J. Kirby, Newgate-street, London, pin and needle mane- 85. 6d. for Madras, and 10s. to lls. 6d. per cwt. for Bengal. ;one by, - o f the , t4 l - 1: - w e 'l a a rt ee il S th e . , e • b n a , R, facturer. Rum.-No sales in West India ; 100 hhds. East India sold at v the tone e rum, eonda, sailed from Havana for this port on 27th Ed . , • W. Mountford, Darlington, tailor. Is. 7d. proof, and 20 hhds. fine mark at Is. 9d. per gallon. convey :--- .„, ei A ard K enn M. Lewis, Oxford••street, London, linen draper. Tea.-The transactions continue very limited for all descrip k.,arniah ~.. Y. Cook, hence at Charleston. tember 1 4 , 1 ! 34 0 6' • $ arm, .00th, Best, sailed from Leghorn for this port 28th T. Sherlock, Lower Rosoman-street, Clerkensvell, London, tions, the trade showing no disposition to do business. brush maker. A few chests of Indigo have been disposed of at steady as just rec e " e s/ I E mma W. H. Wilson, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant. prices ; 200 bags of Cutch at 21s. to 235. per cwt. ; 120 bales of ictoria, to the , t i f i ili stant. a, Kemp, sailed from Marseilles for this port on the 4th S. Slater, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly, tailor. Gambier at former rates ;20 chests of Shell Lac at 465. • 150 that reply r e ittle leS&l'ine, !dart E. Toone, Twickenham, tea dealer. bags of Sago Flour at 205., and Pearl Sago at 225. per cwt. ' --Of hat our go°, , e ad -.oe re Yn, hence at Helvoet. sehe br ig Brilliant VTeiderlieycie, hence at Ostend. J. Deer, Bryanston-street, Edgeware-road, London, wheel - Salt % P .e e r t y re in l e 6o ; O a b n a d g B s oo so c l a d gs at of 3O N s it t r o at 3 e l o s f . e s d o . da fo a r t r t o 2 u s g . h g , d an to d 355. 135. I ....s 1,0 • ~ -,,e 4 on% orimant, for St. Domingo, passed through the wright. :er as "" _ e wer" H. Drew, Bury St. Edmund's, milliner. per Cwt. Guano.-There is no particular change in this article ; the egh the sP" d eis. We e , 0 -Inday evening Wind N. F. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. lee distort an .0 0 for liver- °an, April 9.-Th'e Berlin, Smith, from Philadelphia e e The P • cr ew, wi (', ;rot on Arklow Bank on the 7th instant. Tile James Arming White, Stockland, Devon, draper. demand steady, .vith a few hundred tons sold, at .7 to £7 105. a.ara • A bet BANKRUPTS. for lchaboe, and .'9 per ton for Peruvian. ie excellent .". the rai ned 0 the exception of the master, left her • the latter re o g et ,n board with three Arklow men,' the sea her; too high John Wharton, Runcorn, Cheshire, grocer, April 27, MaY 15, ds fr er q iie4 ton, b steal. from her, at 12 o'clock, at the Manchester District Court of Bankruptcy ; proem . .. 1 , Y the tee, er. She afterwards got off, and was taken in solicitors, Mr. Oliver, Old Jewry' and Messrs. Evans and Son, LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. APRIL 14. Aberdee n " fear' I tri S:?. j etie ente of Cornwall steamer, as reported yesterday. 'almerstom wiser , t ri an, her es y," s, N•II., March 25.-The Queen Pomare, Wsse- Liverpool: official assignee, Mr. Pott, Manchester. On Saturday and Monday last the Cotton market was unset h de ma af t : - to e: 40t4lttaci,tt,o.uaisictiaritkLe_nii...atbr.reoki; in leaving the harbour on the 23rd Robert Kersey, Hadleigh, Suffolk, saddler. m y tent ° Charles Dobson Smith, Battersea, florist. tied and irregular , owing to a dread of political disturbances, near Beacon and went on shoreh John Reay , jun., and Henry Reay, Mark-lane, London, wine and the account of increased receipts at the shipping ports of L e rd raToe rs g o4 ki litee, and fill e s e a t, t ‘ eere she now lies on her beam prids e mut d merchants. the United States; American descriptions were in many in- Our 0 1 i aptint,,ne vessel striped James Fairs, Horsham, Sussex, victualler. stances ed. to Id. per lb. lower, and other kinds easier to buy ; Office. ligh water. The cargo is being discharge t e as sa N _ e e. Peed, in the hope of getting her off nex Augustus Alexander Lockersteen and William Hamilton since then, all alarm having subsided, the market has become Harms, alw, ut o f Li ve "' Yea } , A / Crake, Moorgate-street, London, merchants. more settles again; and, although the decline noted has not of men. P M ile 'T eel, h_e damagedarch 18.-The Ann Welsh, arrived here from Zechariah Bowden, Worringt'on-street, Oakley-square, St. since been fully recovered, holders are decidedly firmer, the d that, throe 'ell I "es a large part of her cargo. Pancras, London, builder. reduction since Friday last being confined to the lower descrip eir n ' i `of i Palmer s.O ~,, , \l'tD N -------------- ••ESD s v Thomas Clent, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, tea dealer. tions. Speculators have only taken 230 American, and Ex mlitical cys t ` - od' I , Ae,,, '- , APRIL 12.-Wind S.S.W. to N.W., William Darnell , Bisley, Gloucestershire, grocer. porters 3420 American. or A gradual - 4 .0 ' ,treat sip, 0 moderate. John Henry - Short, Bristol, bootmaker. • olt e ' e wet, N ew y rezeba, Vennis, from New Orleans-lion- Reginald William i ll h, Plymouth, hosier. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, ;pain haves' e a , eoeseeed_Ork-Speed, Moses, Norfoik, Virginia-Dle John Henry and William Adams, Santpford, Peverill,Devon- For the week ending April 14, 1848. Devon °f tlis (7,,, -- Alid a ~,, reterson, from Nasken-Frances, Finley, Li- shire, machinists. e ente_.6' e n shetb, Schurr , Rotterdam-Olino, Janet, from William John Dacres Millman, Plymouth, tailor. Prices[ paid Imports the perusal n o set le tO4 e"! ,1 1.10 ) e_ercklno from Trieste.'John James Ward, Plymouth, builder. d to write be • , ,,oug ua ...4..,yiph id ' . SALES OF THE WEER.. in the week. ThisWk This Ye. Robert Britton, Bradford, Yorkshire, grocer. Ito her ber , i - arrici, salza Belle' Halenback, Africa-Martha, Longrigg, i pea , e s , _ e enx e s ," mele e ~, Hewitt, Hayti-Amolia, Agry, Boston- Hugh Jones Evans carrying on business as Hugh Evans, be judged but tbi jun., Lianliwchaiarn , anliwchaiarn, ' Montgomeryshire, grocer. 250 Sea Island 6 ® 15 M`Bride, Madeira and 40 Stained - 51 1 12702 100352 ionatelY he ggit i . ta.entdicitt;;--I -4.;.'ew York-Albinia, lee' l e' tll ?.et, Park, Halifax, N.S.-Ocean, Huddart, DIVIDENDS. ind I pref er a $l l T Cheste r a ,, , Newfoundl-nd-Burrell Forster, Resti sinnico_. , Ma e q ' May 3, E. J. Coates and J. Hillard, Bread-street, Cheapside, ' 7240 Bowed Georgia 34 - 5 31 -44 } • tg, to glvel°thit's We ll AI Prine e ,-- well, ..A. Jobn, N.8.-Sealby,.Greggins, Manchester, and elsewhere, merchants-May 5, W. Kay, BurY, 5230 / Mobile he things '"„; Jos! et, i ',„ exam, ~-,a v ictoria, Thome, Maranhane-Olivercrom- Lancashire brassfounder-May 11, J. Butterworth, Rochdale, . e Alabama and Tennessee 31 - 4 28562 169356 It eillelt-i , s alparaiso and Coquimbo-Nimrod, Vickers, I • ' . ancashire, cotton manufacturer-May 3, J. Mayor, Preiston, odious h ,s n u i s itO , cm., - esine etey, ea•oall_doe .Packet, .Ph - ilips, st. Michael-Eugene.? in' nkeeper-May 5, J. B. Hillver, Leeds dealer-May 6W. 839 Q New Orleans _ _ ._ 3i- - 6i la , f Pernambuco &Paraiba sit - 6 • • • • 7788 .Trity, s 0 -ter, R o o Charles, Simon, Oetend-Rateler, (steamer,/ ttere am. Sampson, Sheffield,Wilolesale spirit merchant-Ma 6, J. Cor- ' 1 Aracati and Ceara - - - I i t to Ti t bett, Mansfield, wooldealer-Ma 5, E. Hodgson Richmond, 400 Bahia and Maceio , - 5i .... 6944 Yorkshire, ironmonger -May 5, • Kettlewell," Leeds, silver- 19 0 e Maranham and goes b ile ' . 1 11 "'aerie li f 'arriv ed an steamer Hermann, from New York and Hall- smith -May 6, G. Hattersley, Sheffield, stove manufacturer- 1 Sawginned : : .. .. P M a i r n a a s 4l - 4 1 •• • ' 7548 4. doff Cowes yesterday, at 5 p.m., in 13 days from Ha tt' + Ai • • May 4, G. Clay, Queen-street, Che.apside. woollen warehouse- - - - - i •• • • •• • • • man-May 3, J Choate, Ipswich, bootmaker-May 3, J. Kemo, curious an. d o c : 0 ( i b et: ' ,„l, la , jiiii, Irving, hence at Constautinople. Chipperfield, Hertfordshire, victualler. 120 Demerara, Surinam, &c 64 - - 74 226 if the instil light , r livilia, it,ahr Lass, Bovey, hence at Palermo. this CERTIFICATES 670 Egyptian .... Barbadoes 5- -7e .... 5304 41,,itorio.ourigues, sailed from Tarragona for port on the - - - .... 53 was not the 0 030 ,t0 , To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the .... Peruvian Victoria ea ct 0 1 ' ite'di e , • No deo of meeting.i - - 1 . 184 4 . i,t 1 I ltit gnes, sailed from Gironde for this port on the 3d May 3, E. J. Coates and J. Hillard, Bread-street, Cheapside, .... Bahama .... Laguayra . - _ in e to GP' en spo.e -- bees Onley, hence at Cuxhaven. Manchester, and elsewhere, merchants-May 3, J. Clayton, .... Common West India, &c. - - - ). .. 1810 ehristie, Cornelis, hence at: Ghent. Crown-court, Cheapside, Manchester-warehouseman-May 3, • • time. 19 1 4r w igli .. s C m art yrn harna lit,:elkl, Bainbridge, from Mobile at Portland, and sailed for J. Wright, Whealton,lncashire, calico printer-May 3, J. hat I much re t ' oe tt Bumby, Manchester, cattle dealer . .... Manilla 'ants L o ut 1 4% , • 4b,,,g, Nl`Lellan, hence at Longhope, and sailed for St. Pe- CERTIFICATES should wed „be Co r;"0- to be confirmed by the Vice-Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy, 22 - n } 4218 39537 he might es re o ej A e ,,pr, Kilt, and President, Melhuish, from Callao at Cove.unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before May 2. 2 . . 72 . .0 Madras Swat 5195 •• • • the Infa nta %ad ~ V A .,1",t , (steamer,) hence for Boston, off Cove at 9 3 p.m. W. Blain, Liverpool, corn merchant-G. Coombs, Bristol, A ad ded ' lied' Ila.',RFoon, 10th April.-The Berlin, of een ,,. . ep _ NI !‘ for Liverpool, was towed in here y'estearnddayf,lrlerFehliiciat, carpenter-N. Barnsdail, Nottingham, timber merchant-W. .... Bengal 25350 bales. 45256' 344133 ' Hancock, Ticknall, Derbyshire, fellmonger-W. Lawrence, Ea le it so,' l ' rol e I N w ith s , . 1 ling Middlesex, grocer. - -- - m were to in e . . e% en feet water in her hold, having been on the Ark- -' 44k, by the Duke of Cornwall steamer. - SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. • LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 11. i ecessall or fot!' D. M'Corkie and Co., Glasgow, shipowners. 6n y more the te, o e, Tteuß"; ------- -----•----- .No eutta--DAY: APRIL 13.-Wind W., moderate. J. Wilson, Glasgow, ironmonger, H. Cowan, Corstorphine, smith, ' The receipts into this port during the week ending yesterday, furnish a good supply of Wheat, Oats, and Flour, with a mo use Ir batbo tel • '4O Ile'al..Moffat Smith, from Bombay-Brazilian, Mini- A. Rait, Edinburgh, bookseller. coastwise; uantity of Oatmeal from Ireland, but not much grain eit is ins t h., t i e _ _ _ Sultan, Savage, and Enchantress, Findlater, 11. Lawrie and R. Bailey, Edinburgh, woollen drapers. - 1 ow m i ne tsee , ool CI moi;ee Greenock, Walker, and Hannah Eddy, Pearson, eels of Wheat, Barley, and Pease ,• from the American States a k blC 4 2 l llo l ___ ll e - ohn Bell, Carroll, and Sherbrooke, Vig,gors, large supply of Indian Corn, with -2003 barrels of Flour, and i een D 00,1111.0 0 FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. le descellw •- , be iwZ r „ l esto li ...l,. Ontario, Holmes, and Colossus, M`Donald, for from Egypt 6765 quarters of Beans. E c o burb of liz Bub, rumv Y -"wilt, Hounsell, Zante-Salvador, Were- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. In several of the leading articles of the trade this morning E Saxe d ' We 13 11.• 4 'btir. a , ' A melia, Albrecht, Danzic-Jacenel Packet, Bosoa, Davenports and Stott, Chadderton, Lancashire, cotton spin- there was rather an improved feeling, and all kinds of new 2 er een. eee 0 'b Anna, WYkmyer• Good Hoop, Mulder; Egherdi- ners-Gimson, Yates, and Ainsworth, staleybvidge, Cheshire, wheats, which declined Id. to 2d. on Friday, partly recovered ~ best which rfro 6 pea, Boe r , Elizabeth, Simmon, Amsterdam-Marga- ironfounders ;as far as regards J. J. Collier , that depression; in the value of old we have no change to note, ier husb n le 01 0 11.4. , ,1t ..,ier, osatnedadSans Repos, De Boer, Antwerp-Concordia, DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. and the prices of this day week remain unvaried, at which a mo- W. and R. Reeve, New Bond -street, London, upholsterers. derate but not extensive business was transacted. We ea t„t ItNa - : - Tr a f at ~ l a jr , Afr tea ____ gar, z ounghusband, Newfoundland-Amity, J. Bell, Finch-lane, Cornhill, newsvender. American Flour, upon moderate sale, was unaltered in valve; : xve done: and,,, r . eode_e Retriever James, Quebec-Frances Yates, for W. Day, Gracechurch-street, London, oilman. and Irish in good request at the full rates of Tuesday last. t ollove you , AO; . •,,, eara nek R. Ensell . , Broad-street, Bloomsbury, draper. We have little variation to note in Barley and Malt. 11. Ile 1 Vet te , Julius, Philadelphia. on to Y° ~ to 4 'al e , as Lowry _ J. Ellis, Jun., Woolwich, bootmaker. Beans and Pease dull, on the terms last noted, except Egyp- m il ith resPe" itb . from Port Nicholson at New South S. Davies I3ankside and Pimlico, London, coal merchant. tian. which were much depressed in value. shall he il e tb° ' l'tt ll' n . Tro o eh .' ------, d tha t be 1 i ste, 6 ton, i si R. Peck, ' Newcastle-upon-Tyne grocer . Oats meeting a lively inqury,fully sustained the last quo- : and, an e 1/ 8 .- ' l eno • ewbold, and Catone, Urpani, hence at S. and S. Langdale, Stockton- ' upon -Tees, and Yarm, York- tations. Oatmeal dull, but not cheaper. to whom ert ee ilie, e "l a ' Rail shire, corn dealers. Indian Corn and Meal continued to he taken off freely for F, and I a m c' if l .._i a•.. 1 t,,,i - i z iler, m a ; 'hence at Genoa. J. Perrin, Hereford, grocer. Ireland, the former ton rather higher terms than on this day e etu ordia, Ri od so, hence at Barcelona BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. week, and the latter without variation. )rd Aber" ee jo. - 75. BRITISH. Ii d. I 1 . S s oe ~, . hr ea ta, lit rkb ',man, hence at Swinnemunde. George Sturt, St. Alban's, banker. - however ~, o t, t o ad O a k , 3 „ ( ? , e, hence at Ostend. BANK RUPT9. P nits sh°' llu dia' ire / ii , N ee Hin t , ,roth, from Pernambuco at Bristol. Henry Thomas Smith and John Hewitt, Liverpool, tenors, B, )Ceeding t : re tO odo P" . ke e rerr ett i€Y, Lowry, from New Orleans at Cove. April 26, May 19, at II o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court Wheat,* M el s. d. s. d. f, N e e V 1 eli a ,hence for St. Übes e _at Milford. of Bankruptcy: solicitors, Messrs. Helme and Co., London; 6 01( ... 7 Ii 01 7 9 11 - tad reco ecause theY aill t ; isow t i t, jlinethence for Rotterdam, at ditto.Ditto,white,English7°red' new. .. 7 8-7 10 do. .... 710 - 8 0 4, and Mr. Yates, jun., Liverpool ; official assignee, Mr. Turner, Irish red, d 0.... 63- 7 0 do. .... 70- 7 2 v " sv on, from Calcutta off Plymouth. Liverpool. mess with er di -____ Henry and William Davies, Liverpool, stockbrokers, April 25, Ditto, white, d 0.... 70- 7 2 d 0.... . 74- 7 6 N h re fie okit May 19, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bank- Rye , En g lish, l'' q r •• • • - drsh6olb - ei ;er, vr.e ° , 1, e ss,,!llvee FRIDAY, APRIL 14.-Wind N.W. Barley, English, new .. 30 0 . -31 0 ; Chevalr. 32 0 -35 0 s Traponb Se ptFj ita,' , '---ti .--- Anl \t , gleit • aati et ~pi a ' Nauman, from Rockford, and not from ruptcy ; solicitors, Messrs. Vincent, Temple ; and Messrs. Lit • tledale and Bardswell, Live I; official Mr Scotch & Irish, *6olb 36- 3 9 ,Old .... —- , w repre v o re v.. leh to ,.ni, t ivi ~ ielson, Denmark ; Frank, Smith, Hambro' Liverpool. - - assignee , ' Bird, Malt, English, * qr. .. : I• ' P lofty sts Or' cf l , 4 4 4 ,'"Lai 4 8 1 21 g ; Joh. Gegini, Van Vner, and Elizabeth 155 0 -60 0 ,do. .. • • - = George Keilar, Liverpool, timber merchant Aril 25 Ma pale ter "ulna b "ls, Amsterdam-Fanny Ockett Antwerp- .. . . ,P, Y lash r, and be Wool 7 tlienhi;, t).11).,-erioLtj_er, Rotterdam :7 J. Engelina, ' Tonge, and 19, at 11 o - clock, et the Liverpool Districtrourt of Bankruptcy ; - ido. .. •• - ' 3 of N aPle S ' - c lef ti '.. solicitors, Messrs. Chester and Co., Staple's-inn ; and Messrs. Oats, per 4511). 1 Italy, in °10311!1 . r ki :kiL ti ,IS eiter ,erock, Dwelt-Frisch, Sapdermacher, and Davenport and Collier, Liverpool ; official assignee, Mr. Bird, English and Scotch - do. .... 30- 3 3 1 a t el 0 i k „ .... ~.....w , eoldt, Danzic-Effort, l'il`Girvan, Lisbon. Welsh — - d 0..... 2 9 - 2 11 mndson ~ e. Juli ne as nlngton Wilkie. MObile-Desire Stubb Gib- Liverpool. eerie up .... .."I"'s Howlet't, New York. ' ' Thomas Hastings Irwin, Liverpool, stockbroker, April 26, Irish, fine qualities - 281 do. .... 28- 2 9 E been e"" e et ; ( 0 general do. - 2 7 do. .... 2 7 - 2 8 Ni' l en illi, e e May 16, at II o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bank to rePre s ee et , • b e C Beans, English , * qr 36 o -38 0 do. ... '4O 0 -42 0 . There irar ti , .0 0 1, N ll Stll' nn, from Calcutta at St. Helena, and sailed for Wr ki a, 1•• t i e from ruptcy : solicitors, Mr. Vincent, Temple; and Messrs. Little dale and Co., Liverpool ; official assignee, Mr. Cazenove, Li- Scotch & Irishees4Boll, 33 0 -35 0 do. .... 35 0 -37 0 (:: essist P 0 SO e h ' 4l l, 411 Y, he verpool. Pease, English, white - Si mr of the i7i ,i4t, t .-r, li m e nee at Helvoet. James Triggs, Southampton, upholsterer. Do. & Irish .. maple - - grey.... 34 0 -36 0 nen {c e p! ) Joh n , !'s ? , hence, at Brouwershaven. Flour, per 280/b. I own . A re:4iP ti o , • ~C 4 4 ,0 ., Ellis, from Shanghae at Deal. William Isaac Dawson, Lime-street and Hackney, London, English & Irish, 2nds - fine .... 1 36 0 -37 0 C Ain . O r* 7-ia" of ,Nrlir e " l . o " l , Graham, from elasiiila for Loudon, and cigar merchant. 'Magir tek tiOtee ee l , Le,, r Quebec, off Cove. John Winter bourne, Oxford, builder. Ditto. supertine,36 0 -37 0 extra .. 38 0 -39 0 i John William Hammon, Sekforde-street, John-street-road, Oatmeal, qt lb. of 2401b.1 I gi,: 4,, g, from Paine at Fahnoeth. Irish, 1847 12.3 6 -24 6 old .... 21 6 -22 6 imagin e • trail.or of thil Clerkenwell, watch case manufacturer. d, from Manilla at St. Helena. Canadian - do. .... 22 0 -22 6 re u t e n n _ s o i p ° ,% e fill a! l4 o ' Gidley Howden, Pump-row, Old-street-road, London, patent 'kt liN k : t till) ----------- Av stove manufacturer. Bran,* 241 b ' - . 1 0 - 1 2' at v lg r o n 4, - 41 4 th...,.,„ --, APRIL 15.-Wind S.S.E., moderate. James Carter, Swaffharn Bullock, Cambridgeshire, grocer FOREIGN. es journseiree , 00 1kr 4) ..-1 'alintlet, Cain, from St. Michael. Edward Boris, Langley-place, Commercial-road East, Lou- , Wheat, ee 701 h. s. d. s. d. I s. cl, a. d. e. • FM I, for owe lir--,4111,14,-1():'ez, 'Widdicombe, for Africa-Jamaica, Brown, don, baker, Boris, Canadian, free, red .. 6 10 - 7 0 white - 7 4 - 7 8 of SP tic* be ‘,l;')lt`.l4} Demerara--E. Taylor. Matches, Santa ;0 n Benson B.owne,' e vcastle-under-Lyne, wine merchant. United :'totes in do 7 4- 7 8 ;do. .... 710-- 8 4 er r pred e il : e 0 1 °00 • Ne"'t ''' Peat Barnes,' ee eels, c , Cork, and Passenger, Walker, Rio Janeiro Henry Jowett, Birmingham, tailor. Danzig,mixed &red do 72- 7 8 hightnix 8 4-- 8 9 se cnoWi e "" e tb e - t sta kze,A r,eeo, Pernambuco-Venture, M•Mistn,Tampico I Thomas Wvles, Gloucester, grocer. L Baltic & Hmburg do 74- 7 8 white .. 77-7 10 ~ hole i d k4,l i iii, Sand a l Apaiachicola-Haidee, Brown, and Alex- John Fitelierbert Bridges, Sheraton Magna, Wiltshire, inn- Riga and Petersbg. do 62- 6 6 Archngl 62- 6 4 ~;•,' .to e e if ell known ed tp' la e dge, Newfoundland -America, (steamer,) Jud- keeper Odessa, common do 60- 6 4 !Polish... 67- 6 10 1 ) - 1 CeeNeind _New York-Kent, Robb, New York-Velu- William Pitt Watkins, Long Ashton, Somersetshire, cider . French,Spanish,&c dr! 68- 6 i 0 white ~610 - 7 4 w atche d w hat e l a se Terenc e -as . 1 4N . te v ".: Earcelona-Ann, Lumsdaine, Cronstadt- merchant. Bannat & Marianopoli 66- 6 8 Egypt 4 0- 4 3 se r . span). 00 0 i.ii,:tirilhi:il,6oterlfit,lllll.i nop . le-AiFle, Hulbrock, , a . nd Vigi!ant, Andrew Ball, Wells, Somersetsbire, innkeeper. Mediter. &c. hard.do 49- 5 0 . 00-0 0 se „.......01 i in re. Read, Stephen Davis and Adolphus Troegus, York, furriers. Gen.quaiities,bond.de 00- 0 0 white .. 00- 0 0 an el tee MI-Despruit, I Mt, Elsinore-f matte, Shere---' P ge . to •0, h i itdi, I), Bieze, Rotterdam. William lleskin Osborn, Sheffield, wine merchant. Rye, le qr.. Baltic, free , 28 0 -30 oin bond 00- 0 0 se in I . B ' 0, 5 ;4 N.', 1 4, Z t .or, 1, William Essex, Manchester, stockbroker. Barley, * 60th do 3 6 - 3 9 do. .... 0 0 - 0 0 ieS ° reae l'ill eti Ins e .sVeck ; Peter wilt, Falcke; Flora, Schultz ; Jo- John Brown, Manchester, carpet dealer. re, Oats, le 451b,Russiando. 2 .6 - 2 8 do. .... 0 0- 0 0 h e ch arm - c 0 e ° 11 , ,„.. s herein sense sje 0 etan t ,l"de. , Hellmann, and Gent, Procter, hence at • Samuel Kershaw, Charlestown, Derbyshire, cotton spinner. Beansepqr.Europeandi 33 0 -37 0 do. - 0 0 t i c for the ro ve bee Ctie t :af Ato, a, 1 James Memnon Goodwin, Ashton-under-Lyne and Staly- le 480tb, Egyptian.. do 3 6 -26 0 do. - 0 an ants, I he pe r4" ; rm. • .% cr, lence for Dordt, at Mumbles. bridge, Cheshire, grocer. Pease,* qr., or . me'" li'ly,i,l ( !),4l l ..?( l ,Anna efitharina,Durr, hence at Hamburg John Coutts , New castle-upon-Tyne, and Weikel, Cumber- Baltic, &c., white.. do 40 0 -42 0 1(10. .... 00 - 0 MI against jet ,„ 0 Vero pb _lioi„u,, hence at Galatz. land, iron ship-builder. Canadian, &c., do.. do 34 0 -36 0 Ido. .... 0 0- 0 0 m ., n the i til y e jets "' P a LIREI, 8,`1 , ,, It r ; l „nence at Lisbon. DIVIDENDS. Indian Corn, * 4801b.d0 24 6 -27 6 do. .... 00- 0 0 s i r Fret , " - t ee .l e Lilyr a i„mind e .", hence at Memel. May 8, W. Coulter, Birkenhead, grocer-May 17, R. A. heir, Do. Meal.* bd. 1961bd0 10 6 -11 6 do. .... 0 0 --- 00 le „Ph b " , aid. ',, hence at C penhagen. North Cave, Yorkshire, wood merchant, Flour, le barrel, otl ; eon i'll) t i'l eai r ete e ',"eye ', e l , hence at Terneuse. CERTIFICATES Canadian, sweet .. do 25 0 -26 0 do. - 0 0 ha, deve B 2; e riole„, o• ir t sts,;% e hol e m ' flee at Ghent. • ,to be confirmed by the Vice Chancellor actin in Bankruptcy, United States do .. do/26 0 -27 0 do. .... •00 - 0 0 t o he o_ e ' nri " arrorhe, i,let•,:-4 de Ai.;,.' he at Ostend. unless cause he shown to the contrary on or before May 5. Do.&Canadiansourdoe22 6 -24 0 do., U.S 00-0 0 , m e i t the •„„.e of of elle ‘•• "da) Varranga, from Dilhoa for this Port, at H. Williams, Birkenhead, builder.-T. Cox, Manchester, • Danzic, &c. sweet.- 100 - 0 0 do. .... 'OO - 0 0 I m arries , oes •lta f twine-merchant ,- J. Shakeshaft, Tranmere, Cheshire, licensed Ie tile v t b e 'r IV °it'd, 4)41 're • .--------- sec i to Infanta' be 1,/ 4, 4 44,.. e skv_,)ceira for this port, was in contact 11th victoller, . CORN EXCHANGE. Aran. 14. sta e Infal l , e iatie tt ia e e ., e-1, 1 / Teel, 'AL s, with the William Penn, (steamer,) hence SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. The fresh arrivals of Irish produce for the past three days not only ' all °, li lOss• " lost 1 10 011 After sunk. Crew saved by the Wm. R. Reid, Denny, baker. c fr' t 1 deeir i e is w el to c l e ti ) t ie,, , l f e r , o fro se N 'e t . 4 o , 1? I t eu!wa t e r , boneTritt szc• W. Wilson, Newton Ayr, merchant. are only to a moderate, and those coastwise to a very limited we , ~, i 1, 1 , clii II 3 4 ,,, \. V ideo, at Deal. 11, 11, 11• 1 1see:',, iMmierin;ine, !murance agent. amount ; from European ports we have a supply of nearly 4000 vet into . de r oaY „ i , quarters of Wheat, and from the Visited States 7334 quarters I - s 01l co' 4 i, e en, Ate„„ 'deo, off New Romney. W. Steedinan, Leith, merchant. Indian Corn. The exports of the latter continue large. hat best , ?, t he .jer Vo, G '-'", from Cape of Good Hope at Studwall D. M`Corkie and Co., Glasgow, ship•owners, inure) ‘ ,. e , colt 01 lettom Garret t fron Our advices recently from Ireland and many parts of this be( _ no Pe, lie lir,4oso t illi sme -Lerr a L ean t , Arrac„, and Earl of Durham, Ander. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL , scoom"n e t i g u e t x l p e i s •e s s rm ilt l h e e ss r t m el o a r t 7 v s e tt;, o bi o lili i n gra th i e n 't ; V itentt a tle, but ow the still ' upset- as I whole 0 1 ' It e 1. . ,, fro m ~,__, lit c ove. April. Hour. tled aspect of public affairs, both here and abroad, producing fay reed tog 5 0 }}std, 1 2th A `7 l, ' liras off Cove. 17, I ,ll‘Tear ! Hadfield and Thompson (audit) District Court, II no important fluctuatione. Between Tuesday and to-day, how- an( 10 , word the P e e s , • 'And h' P h n 1 of Liverpool, recently on . 'n 3 eed her repairs completed. 18, John (7r.eter (2nd) Ditto, II ever, the trade has been steady here, and for all leading articles ex' n „ ITheler ad o f 18, Richard Taeloi• OM) •I• is for ces e / 04,%1 1 ,7 -------- - . ---......______, ‘ . 18, Thomes Tattersall (2nd) - • • Ditto, I! Our Corn Exchange to-day having been well attended by sto se, I- - en h e cons equ iloc tt o e/ ekt N te s ‘v o e e.e 7s An i n , , ' 1 1 , ( e ) , , i e Ife-Wind S.S.E., moderate. 18, Edwsnt Gooch Hone (2nd) Ditto, I; town and country buyers, and an important degree ofconfidence qui of e°°` a rse re 'I 'lice 'lnini Bonn, "9", from Maranham • sailed 2nd Ditto, l; generally evinced, good useful qualities of English, Irish, and tha no rrioe co' ll' Ale, ee:, Calcutta-Ty - 18, 18 I .ll l P llla S in ih ß cl e a nj ii: a ( nln i) Jones (2nd) Dittb, I l Foreign Wheats were disposed of to a fair extent, each of these no, t id e via be d' 0, •b....„ -.11), ;Joys I) • ro, lii`Fa *lane Lisbon- ' - ' ' "- 18, Thomas llPTear (proof and die.) Ditto, II classes realizing 2d. per 70Ibs. over last Tuesday's rates.- of as we . 00 ,i.. 00 , • ee. , see ee . .i, ee ilkinson, for Bombay-Herald:Jones, olo ) ,•:11 'eit 1 1 40 4 , 'tosea er , *:.:• l'zie• Ditto, it Flour, in like manner, exciting more attention, home-made and I , Westgarth, Valparaiso--Alexander Is, William Hadfield (proof amid div.) i the " 're! 5 0 .tri, ,ik "era Croz-Nathani V lt.'l)(1 .."nY Lind el Hooper, Girdler ;Devon, Ditto, II Irish advanced Is. per sack, and American 6d. to Is. per brl. Tit 18, Thoin , as 311`Entegrt ( let) <,,,47,,, ,, 0ry , e , Pettig . Ko - ve, and Oxford, Goodmanson 1\44 18, John etockdale ( tat) Ditto, II Barley and Malt being rather more saleable, fully supported bui 'lets is leffs',, r .se Rlie e `h ie ° l •sll and Jane Lowden I 'f' • interlo ark e We 00'ee 4 1 k N. P l Uncari, Kent, Brown. Constaltin'op'°len-glB, John Milroy Hannah (2nd) 19, Jonathan Beckett (2nd) Ditto, II tern dearer.-Pease dull at late prices. -Oats continuing in to- at 1 rence ; a ny. i L i . l ,4 .14, 11 t 1 iss, (steamer,) ,Tend 19, .Tames Hughes (proof and div.) .. i frotn ands 0 . , "slin - li e el Rlizabeth Smidt, and Jonk V 19, Charles Davies (proof and div.) 4 11 'lc W.l ' R•. e• • • r•llsabeth, , eq e a ter, iga-. nt).e Witsenberg, B,• 0 l9 John Roberts and on (Ist) doneo e e t i. e fieltefo„,e4 ehe . ,Bell , mai Sylvanus, Oliver, Rotterdam. o Inger(' ; Dig°, 1,1 Indian Corn, still commanding an active sale for Ireland, of that 1 l' or Ni . 4 1 , io' James Smith (Ist) see 11° ou r th e 4 091 oar . 19, William Penn (Ist) - ap t in 4, li ss e, Nickereon from New . Orleans, at 19, William Blain (special) lan e or 0 . 0 of kli l , .1) 0 "'arch 0c ' b ' this port; tg, ~e see',, 1.4 ~,, t ht, 1 A 0 ,. ', n e7th Marc ,ni sat. 41,. long. so, passer, 20 , Robert Cubbius (2nd) L ou - s . js ci , ,. 1 i- 3 ? 1w,, , Of wr -ip E.s huse, apparently American gales saw a 20, Jeremiah John Sullivan (2nd) . Ince' •lia'. ao, Nage . eek in the Gulf. Experienced heavy during 1 2 2. John Bowes (2mis - That t ,' ,ereieer I e'veiels.,e, 'ere is l a il tis irs .o 4 interat„ c i 01 0 rence rn ; „ k e ail/ tei, frO nt l denee , 3- (3 5 - r ot .t is . te that la oar 0 sea "° t h e i glal s e id sec, ea of Ind ' re si d) • 1 d Ince• v iot. That to o , t hey r litc . 0 lueeli it le serve it 100 ft co thi. w ere' hel 1,11.,00 ae s coell` ree it : a till No t, to felt it pe r oits 0 10 ° p PPY Pair' oi 4 , e of oe , df () of t" - is3ll° _ ~ 0' „- D os; ro y ~n i , • % ow o p tailwa int o to , O ,J Tinge o ifo , j av, 11 0f " gllr° 3(1114 a nt lo; 9 i !f f 0 0°1' 00 I Cet he e trOr 4 18 j , tIIC rri 'ell 01 47 WI I'l l'3l rP: w to e , , e o • st as n f c # Ol ,Irflo ° si ) en h 'no- • ,f t e 40 , 4 , ss if' t ";,, e r? ', e el' a v cea ier v itli 1 P be' ,es t e ver). o ll : 11 • a ctllltlJertle e:. ( leYory • t he a if upOn 1 •ipio __A tt 4 `_ 40" _, James Hughes (proof and u 19, Charles Davies (proof and div.) 19, John Roberts and con (Ist) . Nirih .„ — • 19, James Smith (Ist) 11 0 11 ,t , 0 11 l9, William Penn (Ist) .. 7 4, , Il a rt re., Nickerson, front New Orleans, at this po r t. 19, William Blain (specie' ki q of a 4r,,,h. On 27th March, in lat. 41, long. 50, passefi 203 Robert Cabbies ( 9. ,NY Ork.'" l P's house, apparently American, and sa c4oBte " r ecli in the Gulf. Experienced heavy gales dur ~ v iyll,, ,„" 1 " ) 0 0 , 4 1 ) Ti a tu . r n r Pion, and Helen . , Wiseman, hence at ',jabot 1 4 1 , 4 )0i, 18 3 Ball, and Sphynx, Connibeer, hence. , ~qt,i,. Zoi: Eclipse itito t ~ 1 / 4 7, '• 1 1, G; lutiilltori,l7olehea, hence at Cadiz. Ao,.(11 thointlg. iialled a it li v : 4 ll . i' l l ., ; ) Ev el 7,, , e ? i, a l f t. C e 'or t ei t hagen. , : .a . ranh_am. . from . As ion for this port . 3th Apt .. ' Ille '''' th' ,gin 'slut Miller, 1 1 i' t , tl r,/ ~ i i „, rt from lrebizonde at Gibraltar, ant 'iiib t t i,.. ° ," , 01y 12i i. iii re , t1(1,4, N. from China—Partmonth La 1 f .i iii ii ,i . tt, mi l i 6 4 na, Cousins, from Monte Video, at n London. , v ~,, N, , ~,, , from Calk o , at • Its=,,,, 4-4 • 4.,,,"'!...,A1),rvir1.—The Njin C r o d ‘ , e N . arid, from Liverpool lea , en ", t s. nat cl;ed at Raberg Strand, near here, 2nd " I erials saved ; cargo lost. ti;-;..; Triton, and Deswelgh ; Comete, Niu Dnyts ; Providentia, Lan 20; John Bowes . Edward 2 o, ph a: T Roberts ßoberts (2 n d 20, Y il lialn sancson (2nd) taou far 0 , sine , '' i t 1 ' ll . c i s i t, c ,10 cet _ c o t o l e t 015 ip,c4?, 3 0t tl' ek ;g l lo 0 :1 Wi" L ibe cur of it:, ii pro l l 4 arc' e i v es re a gi le, 011 00'0.5 00 aro • 10 4 1 ,6 ;s ; o.e P if i I tba t ► 1, on ion at, al: heir 0, st c , their Iv thce to µ,l, tr, . 0 .0 IP to - cc tlit d, t ll ean 5 ilro o r a yo o (114° 5 1 1 , 0 dg of in (proof and div.) (3t•cof S div.) Mat. Cou I (audit) 20, N't tn. Edition& 8.: Cu, 21, John William Undertoo 25, Haeh Jones Evans ( I st) 25, smith and Hewitt (Ist) 25, Henry,,Davies and Co. (Ist) 25, George Kenai (Ist) John Wil Atkinsor Thomas Hastings Irwin (Ist) 26, Henry Ilollis (2nd) 26, Hugh Williams (special) 26, Jonathan Higginson 28, Isaac Lindo 3locatta (2nd) 28, Edward Hughes (proof and div.) 28, Edward Roberts (2nd) 28, James Fleetwood Cannell (proof and div ) 28, George Daniel Col. - Inborn' (proof and div ) 28, Ellen and Griffith Owen (proof and div ) 28, Jones, Windle and Co. (proof and div ) Ditto, lit, itrirt Court, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditt.l Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Con, t ., t , , qtb J o ries sth ' 1 z..srLs SPOKEN. 004, Ap r i l A prit, twenty-one miles S.W. of Tuskar t,ZNi for thi' ° even miles N.H. of TuNkar—Athena, from 0, It an, fr„lPoit, mit forty-eight days, in lat. 26 S., long tbot i h, , 4, 84 ,...R New Orleans, for this port, sth March, i , rt : 14 0 7 sh ot fusan Lord, hence, for New Orleans. 13tH 1, 1 % !Or ,litarri,l"!"Ct—Enery from Monte Video, for this EASTERN DISPENSARY, ROSE-O ILL. )lk , Etts 'ln lat. El '' . l . <.• M R sell, of this 41, 4 )4, 1 4 tin a , , 5t ,. _. _. on,. 4 . 3—. ary . u ~..) „.. it€Po LT or CASES . FOR TIIK WEEK EN ill N 0 if_RIFIAY, AP RIL .. i t ttts te, fk, 7 1 1! rebruary, m tat 2 N., long. -3 iv— —Persons relieved at the Dispensary, !8 ; Patients visited at tl , ';, j, l ,ata , ),,, _Ae Mon, 17th Starch, in lat. 26 N. tong. 40 their own homes, 102; Total, •"''' 4 , 9,M. 57,! e. in lat. 44, long. 23—Provincialist, 29th l'hysiciarL 'I , ,Drii..ror't• A1,4ung...30--Allen Brown, 2nd April, in lat. 46, krs ts , 11 11 1,.. ew,April, in lat. 49,10ng. 10—Bahamian, aff. , i s i th V. 1 9,1. 12th April, oft' 'rusliar—Zion's Hope, 4th ;, l'lcii. 4 l4 rel i , ° i r u i l• 10--Yary Bannatyne, hence, for Barba------ Vit ' D l , l4 t '% ilt Atwir's lB . N '' 1° "g• 4 ° W. — Jane. hence, for PICKET LIST, ( NERAL P y .t,q, 'l',:.--e, 8.,1 0 „ 'ld .nt. 48, long. 13.—Medina, hence, Ist ________ 7 ________ : ______ 1. 42 W.visitor, of this port, 10th March, ki l li ' otr' 4l gar i , : l i it ,4th 1 3 ppe --.lc,aofahr "froughten, hence, for Trieste, 11 th De.' tv.4% 1 ar c h , . g lir— Scvereign, from Newcastle, for . k i ,,..oth f in lat. 42 N., long. 12 W.—Roslyn Castle 'ant, h 14 ' Qii 1 " - ence. f .„ e 2 e ..c, 9ili A.,..i, :__ , _ It. , J.Rekwood, lianis, and Dodd Jr. Bel. Mails de 't? from LoOdbil 7ttt, 17th. and 27th of r-OPiettg t Aritti, 15 toAt Ptalet;)fiext racket due. (- Npril 7 !toil 26 '9 9 THE lIIERPOOL STANDARD. Olariteto. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET, APRIL 15, A few parcels of Wheat continue to drop in from abroad, •and there are several arrivals both of Scotch and Foreign Oats. The farmers brought only a scarcity of Wheat to this day's market; and the whole met ready sale at the full rates of this day se'nnight. Foreign was in fair request; but no advance could be realised. Hamburgh and Lower Baltic sold at 495. to 51s. per quarter, 63 lbs. per bushel. Barley still sought after. Rye neglected. Pease Is. to 2s. per quarter lower. Of country Oats, there was only a small show, notwithstanding the sale was very slow, and a good many samples were left unsold. Wheat—Northumberland, red, 445. to 50s. per quarter; Ditto, white, 465. to 525. ditto. Flour—Norfolk Households, per sack, 365. to 375. WISBECH CORN MARKET, APRIL 15. There is only a moderate supply of Wheat here to-day, but in much better condition. All the best fresh samples are full Is. per quarter dearer, with ready sale. No alteration in Beans or Oats. Prices to the grower. Wheat—new ' white, 60 lbs. to 63 lbs., 48s. to 535. ; extra, 525. per quarter. Wheat—new red, 60 lbs. to 63 lbs., 455. to 475. ; extra, 50s. per quarter. Oats, 10d. to 10+d. per stone. Beans, new, 65 lbs. to 66+ lbs., 335. to 345. per quarter. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 15. The trade continued very dull subsequently to the date of our last report, until within the last two or three days, when some demand for Flour sprung up, which was freely met by holders at low rates. A degree of firmness was, however, com municated to the market, which is increased by the reports re ceived from Liverpool and Wakefield, and this morning some advance is generally required. This checks business; and though in what is done full prices, and, in some instances, a small improvement upon each article is obtained, we repeat the quotations of our last in every respect. Weather cold and harsh. - WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, APRIL 14. The arrivals this week are less than of late. To-day Wheat is held more firmly, and a good business done at Is. per qr. ad vance. Barley brings fully last week's prices. Oats and shell ing are the turn dearer, and more in demand. In Beans no alteration. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, Aram 11. Wheat, 50 qrs., 4 - 2 9s. 3d. v qr.: total, 4123 28. 6d Barley, 15 qrs., 0 41 Bs. Od. r qr.: total, 421 Os. Od Oats, 14 qrs., 041 Os. Id. r qr.: total, 414 Is. 2d LEEDS CORN MARKET, APRIL 11. There was, azood arrival of Wheat to this day's market, and large of Beans. Wheat was held for rather more money, but not generallpobtained: Barley scarce, and held at late rates, but met slow sale. In the value of Oats and Beans no altera tion. HULL CORN MARKET, APRIL 11. The spring fair here this morning interfered with the corn market. The supplies of all kinds of grata were limited, and at the commencement of the market, the millers held back and endeavoured to establish a reduction of Is. to 2s. per quarter on Wheat, and a few partial sales took place; but more business was done at the close of the market at about Is. per qr. under the currency of last week. Spring Corn in the hands of the growers is unusually scanty. The supplies of Beans and Oats from abroad tends to keep the market in a languid state. The trade in other articles is steady. DUBLIN CORN MARKET. APRIL 14. Our supplies to market continue small, and prices without alteration. There was rather an improved demand for Indian Corn. White Wheat.. 27s Od to 30s Od I Oatmeal 11 s Od to 133 Od lied ditt0...... 24s Od to 28 s Cd Second Flour Iss Od to 16s 6d Barley 14s Od to 16s 6d Inctian Corn... 25s Od to 28s Od Bere 13s 04 to 14s 0(1 (per 480 lbs.) Oats 9s 6d to 11 s exl SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 12. The number of Beasts much the same as last week, and good fair quality from 6d. to 6d., coarse Sad. to sgd., and mostly all sold up at the close. Sheep were much the same, and of fair good quality, from 70. to 80., and shorn G Zd. to 74d., and all sold up at the close. Calves much the same, from 6d. to 61d., and all sold up.—Number of Beasts, 849 ; Sheep, 2945; Calves, 201. LEEDS FORTNIGHT CATTLE FAIR, APRIL 12. We had a fair supply of Beasts at market to-day, there being about 373, out of which number there were about 30 from abroad. There was a good attendance of buyers, and nearly the whole chanced hands, the best quality fetched 64d. and in ferior per lb. The supply of Sheep was only small, 2200, which caused the whole to be sold. Shorn Sheep fetched 6id., wool do., 73d. to 'ad. per lb. . . DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. APRIL 13. We had a good attendance of Cattle, but rather small of Sheep. The prices partook of the character of the last Liver pool markets. Prime good meat sold at the full prices of the season, and for a few Sheep even hi g h er , b n t m iddling and in ferior kinds of Beef sold much about the usual figure. Prime Beef, sinking the 0ffa1,:535., 545. 555. to 565. per cwt.; ordinary, 48s. to 525. ; add inferior, 428. to 475. ; best Mutton, 7id. ; some very prime, ad. per lb. ; ordinary, 6id. to 7d. ; lowest, 6d. ; Veal, 7d., sinking offal; Lambs, few and small, les. to 20 s . each. As one of the remarkable changes in the price of sheep skins this year, as compared with last, an ordinary skin, with wool on, will not brills' over 4s. 6d. or 55., whereas, at the same period last season, prices were Bs. to 9s. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, APRIL 15,- 1848. s. d. s. d. s. d. Hay, old, 201 0 7@ 0 91 Potatoes, 70 901 b. New Clever Crass 0 0— 0 0 Cups - itraw, Wheat .. 0 4 0 5 Cattle 0 0— 0 0 Oat 0 3i— 0 4 Turnips, 'p ton .16 0 19 0 Barley .. Carrots, per t0n.23 0 —25 0 Manure 4 0— 8 0 HATE OF TRADE, MANCH ESTER.—The market remains in a very unsatisfactory state. Th,n-e has been, perhaps, a little more doing since Tuesday, but this is altogether attributable to still lower rates having been submitted to, which has caused purehases to be made, apparently more as a speculation than from the exist ence of any greater demand for export. Prices are, of course, very irregular, the ability or otherwise to hold stocks beil g the guiding principle : but on the whole, lower prices have been more g enerally submitted to, for both cloth an d y arn. Th e principal part of the business at present doing is by the home trade houses, but still to a limited extent tbr the season. The Greek houses have been more in the market ; several purchases of low cloths having been made, and inquiries have been more numerous. There is also a little still done for India and China, but very limited in extent. As regards the peace of the town, we have experienced a decided improvement, since the failure of the great London demonstra tion on Monday. There have het n fewer noisy brawlers about, and the meetings of idlers—which at one time took place two or three times a-day, for the delivery of noisy harangues, of the most seditious character—have gradually been discontinued, until at last they have entirely ceased, none having taken place since Wednesday. !ROCHDALE. FLANNEL MARKET.—We hare experienced an other exceedingly dull market, in fact, scarcely any business has been done, and prices 01 all sorts of flannels are ruinous to the manufacturer. The wool market has been very flat, but pricet. firm. LERDS.—Considering the excitement consequent on the pro ceedings of the Chartists, it is some satisfaction to be able to state that the woollen trade of this town and neighbourhood is not worse this week than it was last week. It is certainly not worse; if anything it is a trifle better. There is, however, no very decided change. BRADFORD. —The piece branch of trade, for same time past, has been nearly confined to the home merchants, who have been doing more than an average business for the spring trade, owing to the fancy goods now making being well adapted, and as the styles now producing, with altered colourings. are l oo k e d favourably upon for autumn ; and as the buyers for America and Germany have been doing very little yet, it is generally expected that this branch of the trade will continue busy, as the goods cannot be made so quickly as plain ones, and no stocks on hand. Paramattas are steadily moving off in limited quantities; Orleans are not so active, and but few making, so that there is every chance of prices being supported. For moots and yarns there is but a limited demand, and the prices of the former are a shade lower. IllunnEnsFlELD.—We had a very flat market on Tuesday. There have been a good many buyers in the town, however,aud business in the warehouses has been much as usual. The un settled state of affairs on the Continent, and the disturbances at home, have a very prejudicial effect upon trade generally. There is no alteration in prices of any consequence. Ifitursx.—Rather more business has been done in fancy goods, but there is no general improvement, anti no expectation of it until political affairs become more settled both at home and abroad. For yarn, there is almost an entire suspension of demand; and the short time the mills are now employed. is 4.l;nc. to stock. No wool is now changing hinds, and prices are merely nominal LElcEsrrscn.—Some house,/ in Leicester have felA a slight im provement from the few days of fine weather that ste had last week. This is hardly sufficient, however, to affect she general state of trade in the town, which remains essentially in the same stagnant state. We are sorry also to add that it is the opinion of some of the largest manufacturers, that there is no prospect of the hands being employed in the staple manufac ture of the town ; and as yet no other source haa been found nor any sufficient outlet orened for thennemployed l'here baying been a demand- ; for live hundred la I, otl MI'S On some portion of the Nyttott anti Fetertiorough line of railway, non in course_ of formatiOn, it is said that seTfial Of . the uncut. ploycd men of Leicester Alive been engaged. Norr NI; ttANM,—The coiti tit t fon of the '?ftncipal hosiery ma ntliiiCtltier (Wiled Qr. hi The tclNii Ui Nottingham and the Siiircata, Cot Alp Ciitii.Stl 4eckings, cotkut drawers anti shifts, and silk gloves, ate, when all things are considered; in'a most surprising state, the hands in general being mostly em ployed, though at low wages, contrasting strongly with the state of Leicester, where, in the worsted and coarse cotton ho siery, everything seems nearly stagnant. although Leicester has nearly a monopoly of the worsted hosiery manufacture. Tak ing the disturbed state of the times into consideration, the Nottingham hosiery trade may be said to be almost in a don l'istling condition, and were the wages higher few complaints would be heard. All the turnouts are over, the hands having . been successful in every instance. The fancy bobbin-net trade is more active in many quarters, anti it is most devoutly to be wished that the English gentry and English workmen, taking warning from late events, will keep a little more at home, and stick as much to their own country as foreigners do to theirs. The plain bobbin-net trade, as might be expected from the state of Germany, is very dull. The warp-lace trade - is in a most lamentable state, but several manufactures are rising in this branch which will give it a new impetus. At present we have not room for p-.rticulars. GEssnow.—The greatest languor continues to peivade every department of business. Transactions, on the 'mole, have de clined this week, and prices of most manufactures have further given way. The home - trade, although etiil very inactive, is perhaps in a more satisfactory position than any other branch, and as the Loudon wholesale concerns are said to be thronged with drapers, our manufacturers hope to experience a renewed demand for that quarter. Ms.:omits are readity . procured at 5 to 5t per cent. for good bills with a moderate period to run. TIDE TABLE. 4tORN.IEVEIC6.I H 6117.1 HOUSIDAYP, ETC ----- • 1 1 i l ----- tt April. . in. 1 1. tn. . in. 10660 I 'lwnesday....lB, 111 17 II 33 16 11 •• i Wednefzday.l9i 11 49 -- 17 4 • • . Thumlay .201 0 3 019 1 7 4 , 2 . 1r,4 i Friday .....21i 0 :`,5 j 050 17 0 ,Good Friday 1870 Saturday .22i 1 5 121 16 4 1 1427 Sunday ....23j 138 153 15 3 :Studer Sunday 8223 Ar10nday....241 214 233 14 3 T 467 9100 1132 1404 SOUTHERN AND TOXTETII HOSNTAL„kran. 1I d it • Si IVEY. LI" lit 11'f . Ircticient : Cered arid reliel - ed. H; Dead, 0; Euteeed, Under I re:that t, wy. : t;:ired rind retieved, 7.0 Dead, 0; ELterrd, 27 ; Uridc.r ; real nienl, 31, Chaplain, Rev. Thomas Nolan, A.M.; Treosorer, It. Plot. , rrices walled tbas "p" are at a.prenirion4 tir<me mit! ed Eeti.; Visitors ,Mesers. .1. Ingmar and Benj. Matt : "d " are at a di scount: liouae-Surmn. Mr. Ttias. Morrie' Aaaistaat "R" dcriatea Shares milled la for Regirtratigitt, eatryeca, Mr. Thema* .k.rmatrataz Ci4tnisck. trateariotia marked " C " are for east. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 17 We have had a large su ?ply of Stock at our market to-day, v►ith a numerous attendance of customers, and prices about the same as of late. Beef, 54d. to Gid.; Mutton, 7,id. to Bd. at• In. • RAILWAY RECEIPTS. The following, are the receipts of railways tbr the past that is to say, up to the date to which the respective r are made:— Week ending Amount O 0 0 1133 0 0 O 0 0 574 0 0 3629 0 0 O 0 0 111 0 0 726 0 0 797 0 0 836 0 0 474 0 0 3367 0 0 1151 0 0 1)806 0 0 1119 0 0 1036 0 0 0 0 0 2206 0 0 10144 0 0 2115 0 0 19440 0 0 127 0 0 BSB4 0 0 1601 0 0 166 0 0 38131 0 0 803 0 0 8831 0 0 7847 0 0 2047 0 0 621 0 0 2405 1132 1431 19633 IiA.MPTON S olylicatl. I I!, „ (Z t ,, 4 I , l4sed the Xottnd for Liverpool. 1) 'ientme, Bruhn fro. a rn Vanzic for Runcorn. e.anzie, Scheel * 41 ie, Relt„'e-r, k fro mg” Rstock °Clo, .. ,, ..tan Islands l 13rd and ° ;4l4Tagti. . I Next Mail lureece and Egypt.... 1 of e%ery 1 April 7du4.! April '.2. India, Ceyton,&Cinniti vAmth. s '''e i - 41 ;1",!. r . OA,TES . ii, ;44, •••<l:` .. : , i linb rect. rh.:, , •' ' --.............. 1 • 04 q • . 'iNli. 3 I l lec• 1 Ziiltt V (2 1 • • .. ego . ix , Ilaranhaum. fi(itit . . , nreb zi Nrart, li , ta, • - pktarch . M. , ' - • AS •• I Yri:_ l, ,,Z .'• lan ivr ° '"v• •••..' •, i , ,I, S'it , : , -..., s • ,' :: 1 1 4 ".--- 4. .• •---- :41e0rl:Itialus:!4'1••• ,-- .11 .1411 4 ; ~ •-• im ........, . . E rr 'KA,. • . Feb. 23; i t ' l'ALVO r t.Vll?tivrzt:lx. i t . ..Nt, •1 . ! 4 ,7" , Ytt". ll l/nlco l • • 4 7,4 3. 2 5 X.44 , l„der'a, 'tirazr., and }1 Ertig tat' -ItW i :l N 1 Linnet! DNB Pet,- •. ' 1 . 4ren . 4°l 41"Pir° " Feb ' 2 f ''' l l ' ~. „„, 41" .i'lea - A.vreg. I krery alicalthl April l'iigurn • April ZS It l / 4 ~ . . - (akis.nualt 1 • • M , r 4 .‘.; .`" ,- 6 ' ii . r 1 ..--j ''. ! • • 1 $ lielcua .. .., !Fab. 14 - • 1.1% ni.POOI:STe.TIGN. I . ' 4, a1; • . ' '', PJ licra-ibe i lian. ,30 Brit. N. AltierifikiXttr- 1 ,F.sery 'it er-,Arnerica I t ..!" • tea, CYua ~. ':, . nsarth 'lB IR litto;111/c1' V 'Atles iltate Prida.y.l April 14 I ~I)Brit.Col AT ill VtitPOOL B. erinsuc,„ _ Direct. Indirect. '1 • W. Indies, ev,,,,4 .natant], Vene.c.. — c,‘; i - and Madeira...__ — ' I i pt Honduras For. Cc I lit nd 3114117th ,Tuy } *I r% rry P ow h.: Mar. 3 (.74FINtonia.. April E 9 Next Ntaii April 2idire April 22 6 (2) MeN•co , harms* . 2nd of even- :Tay March IS (3) Berrnr.da St. s i mb . rsont.b de N i ": ll r4ta, and I7th of everyreviot Next Mail March lit ~ New tirerfath, .... month only. March l7iatte.. May 7 • _ I c tu N e ex A t p. N r t i a l Mail April 2 RAILWAYS A be rdrer Amiens and 13oulogne Arbroath and Forfar Birkenhead, Lan. and Cheshire Caledonian Chester and Holyhead Cockermouth and Workington. Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown • Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen . East Anglian Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh and Northern Eastern Counties and N. IE7 - . 4 tei ll East Lancashire ... Ipswich and' Bury Glasgow, i' erilkirk, and Ctbrg.. Glasgo.- n,.. nilmarnock, anti Ayr "'....tgow and Greenock .tirent Southern and Western Great Western Kendal and Windermere Lancashire and Yorkshire , Lancaster and Carlisle Le.ds and Thirsk Londonderry and Fnniskillen London and North-Western London and Blackwall London Lk, Brighton, South Coast. London and South-Western M'ehester, Sheffield, and Lincoln Afar sport and Carlisle Midland, Bristol, and Bimini , ham Midland Great Western (Ireland) New market Newcastle and Carlisle Norfolk North British Paris unit Rouen 'tonsil and Havre Scottish Central...... Shrewsbury and Cheater Sonlll-14:::stern and Branches South Devon l'aff Vale Ulster Whitehaveo Junction Wishaw and Coltness York, Newcastle, and Berwick York and Narthlitod, LIVERPOOL SHARE LIST. SHARES. , Saturday's , Sal Prices. ; Yeste 46' ! RAILWAYS 50 ;Aberdeen ! 21# g 1) 22 34 1 Ambergate & Eastern Junc 25 'Arbroath and Forfar. 473Dedford, London, &Birmiß 7i lfirk'head, Lancash. & Chu 273 • late C. &B. 5 ie. cent. till 11 1331 Do. - .e 22 I 10 Birmingham and Dudley 5 Boston, Stamford, and lli 23 f Bolton, Blackburn, Clith and West Yorkshire, N 8 Ditto & North West , 18 Ditto guar. 61; , . cent. 85 Bristol and Exeter 20 New shares 244 /(Buckinghamshire... 50 !Caledonian 641 half shares 50 Clydesdale Junction 373 Chester and Holyhead 25 I Dundee and Arbroath, 15 New shares, No. 1. - 25 Dundee tnii Perth 20 " New shares 1 4 New quarter shares 20 Eastern Counties 6 Perpetual, No. 1 61 Perpetual, No. 2 25 'East Anglian, -4 IS Do., 33 1 Do., 25 'East Lancashire 1 5 New shares, 64! New ditto .. 16 1 East Lincolnshire. 20 !East and West Yorkshire 5 0 Edinburgh and Glasgow 15 Half shares 74' New Half shares 25 Edinburgh and Northern 12 , ~el 5 shares—Newport 3 2, New .425 shares 2 4 i New .415 shares 23 late Edinbro', Leith & Grantm 20 Preference shares • 6 : New shares New quarter shares 2)} Exeter, Yeovil, & Dorchester 22/ Fleetwood, Preston, & W.Riding 50 ,Furness. 62.. 7i 25 .. 26 1;}..2 p 4•. 2 P 12g.. 13 64.. 62 6;..64 8i..9 shares.. els shares.. £3 10/ share ai 3*..3 17i.. 18 4k.. 4i 15..1 d 8 .. 7 d 38 .. 38i 6#..6$ d 44.. 4 d 15 .. 16 6 ..5 d 35..3 d 10 ..11 153..16 U.. 1 d 41..4 d 2 ..3 p . 1 ..2 p 31asgow and Ayr .. Guaranteed stock liall-share3 No. 1 Half-shares No. 2 Glasgow and Dumfries Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock Half shares Preference shares 3reat North of England £4O shares 30 X3O shares £l5 shares 2 4 Great North of Scotland 9 0 Great Western 5 0 Half shares 17 4 Quarter shares 20 Fifth shares 9 4 17 shares ' 50 F Hull and Selby 25 Half shares 123 Quarter Shares 174 rpswich and Bury St. Edmund-. • 25 Kendal and Windermere 93 Lancash. &Yorks. late M. 8.& B 82 Ditto Ditto late M. & L 43 Half shares 144 Quarter shares 9 Fifth shares 204/ .4'32 shares 64 Sixteenth shares 43 Half shares, late L. & B 33 Do., late Hudders. & Sheffield 8 21/ Fifth shares, late W. R. U 6 0 Half shares, late W. P. & G 20 Extension shares ? Do. 5 9 Lancaster and Carlisle 10 Third shares 47+ Lancaster and Preston 19' Three-quarter shares 156/ Quarter shares 06 Lee Is and Bradford 40 Leeds and Thirsk • 26 New shares 23 Preference 6 s ct. guar. 2 Liverpool, Crosby, & Southport. 2 New shares, late W. Lancash. M'ches., & N'cast. June. 25 London and Blackwall / 50 London & Brighton &S. Coast 40 Cons sares Stock. London and lidated North h Western 2 , New Quarter shares 2 - Fifth shares 20 .e4O shares (L. & M.) 74 Quarter shares (A)! 74 ,Quarter shares (B)1} 14— P 2 Quarter shares (C)' 30 Huddersfield Canal & ilai:w 26 Huddersfield Canal & Railw 9 Third shares 423 Leeds and Dewsbury 173 Half shares 23 New shares (blue) 50 London and South Western 373 New .t'so shares 30 New .e4O shares 50 Consoldated Tenth shares 40 • Ditto 10 Third shares 14 New Third shares 25 Longridge and Preston 100 'Manchester, Sheffd. & Lincolns 13 Quarter shares, No. 1 25 Quarter shares, No. 2 8i Eighth shares 73 Preference shares 30 late Gt. Grimsby and Sheffd 9 £2O shares 53 Quarter shares 15 late Great Grimsby Dock 10 late Sheffield and Lincolnshire 24iManchester and Southampton. 92/IManchester and Southport 3 ;Matlock and Midland Stock.lslid/and Stock. Preferential stock, 6 per cent 13 Half shares Stock. Consol. Birmingham &Derby 423 Erewash Valley 100 Birmingham and Gloucester 36 Bristol and Gloucester ''so .51 11 3/6 ..37 5/ shares 100 Newcastle and Carlisle 25 Quarter shares 80 New shares 20 New Quarter shares 40 New shares Stock.,Norfolk 16 Extensions (5 per cent.) 25 North British 125' Half shares 64. Quarter shares 50 Northern and Eastern 10 North Staffordshire Stock. North Union (A) Stock.' Ditto 73 North Western 2 Oldham Alliance 40 Oxford, Worcester, & Wolverh 23 Preston and Wvre 25 Preference (5 cent. & Div ) 9 Half shares 83/4 Sixth shares 190 St, Helens Railway and Canal 10 I , New !line 133.. 15 p 2.. 2 d 4 ..3 d 49f.. 5O 24.. 1 tl It. .1/ ( 21i.. 22 9 .. 8i d 12 ..13 13 . .12a d 13;..123 d 7 ..6 d 3i..31 d 14..1 d 81..8 .11 bi.. 124.. 11i (1! In.. 122 di 4 ..31 d 444.. 45 23_,.2 d 40 .. 40* 1i..1 d 13 .. 12 d 7#..8 p 104_ 101 86.. 88 23 .. 221 d 201.. 9 0 d 2 .. d 11..14 d 14..1 d 2g..21 d 44.. 5 22 .. 21 d 1254-..127i 125 5c 11..2 p 1$ lcp 42..5 p 71..8 p 2-1 y j 2;:p 251 . 26.0 7„..7 d 21 . 24 d 121.124 d 63.. G d 12.. l d 424..434 134.. 124 d II .. 10 d 38 .. 39 31 .. 32 34..3 d d• • Par 22 .. 224 59.. CO 2„..2g d 142.. 15 d 4d 22 ti 74.. d 11 .• 101 d • 83 d I 811 2..1Zd 14— 1 d R • 22 d 97 1194.. 1214- s i. • fr 4 p Clip 114 .. 116 7 ..8 p 5 .. 5} p 100 .. 102 244.. 249 21.. 1i d 83#.,843 p2.r.....i..p 9 .. 94 li.. 14 d 3 ..22 d 109 .. 201 136 .. 138 64.. d . l d I R 20 .. I 9 d 33 . 55 2i.. 2i p 80 I Pren:Tenee shares 5 . New Preference— 25 Scottish Central 221 Scottish Midland 10 ! New shares 5 .Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole Shrewsbury and Birmingham 16 Shrwsby & Chester, late N.W.M : New shares ,Shrewsbury and Hereford 14 Shrewsbury. Oswestry, &Chesh. 1 ! . Do. and Chester new shares 40 South Devon 50 South Eastern and Dover 24 I New shares, No. 1 17 New shares, No. 2 20 Consolidated Thirds 71 New shares, No. 4 51 South Staffordshire 23 South Wales 3 ,S.Yorkshire, Doncaster & Goole 6 Stir/ing and Dunfermline 6 Swansea and Loaghor 11 ,Whitehaven and Furness .... 20 Whitehaven Junction 30 Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth Stock. York, Newcastle, and Berwick . 23 ; Original Newcastle & Berwick 15 ' Extensions No. 1 10 N. & B. do. No. 2 8 G.N.E. pur. gar. 6 ;pct. till '5O Steck. York and North Midland 25 E. &W. Riding Extension 10 Preference shares IRISH LINKS. 45 Beitost and Ballymena. 30 Cori: and 13auden mi I 4.. r .4r 5.. 4i d 31.. 3 d 43..4 c • d 2 .. 20 d 11 .. 10i 101..10i (1 11..10 d 34.. d n d 31.. d .. l d 10f,,.. 10i 1 d 133..134 118.. 12 28 .. 2 2 p Pin anti Belfast Jiinction Putlin an(' Third shares— -173 Dundalk and Enniskillen 40 Great Southern and Western 273 Londonderry and Coleraine 25 Londonderry and,Enniskillen 40 Midland Great Western 73 Half shares 15 Newry and Warrenpoint 43 Ulster 40 Waterford and Limerick FOREIGN & COLONIAL LINES. 20 Bonlogne and Amiens 73 nntch Rhenish 33 Great Western Canada 50 ,Jamaica 43 .. 42 d 143.. 14 d 18 ..171 d 14i.. 151, d . 6 d 4 .. 3 d , . . 3i d 6 .. 6,1 6k..6 d 1 Jamaica Extension 13 Northern of France(constitnted) Orleans, Tours, and Bourdeaux. n :Paris and Lyons (constituted) d.. par 20 ,Paris and Orleans 20 .Paris anti Rotten 8 Paris and Strasburg (canstitntd) 20 Rouen anti Havre 20 Sambre and Meuse 14 Strasburg and Basle 11 Tours and Nantes (constituted). 114 West Flanders BANKS. &c. 124, Rank of Liverpool )0 Borough Bank 10 Commercial Bank 12 Liverpool Banking Company 10 Wchester & L'pool Dist. Bank. 10 North and South Wales Rank *. 4)0 Royal Bank. , 00 Preference 7 et )0 Union Bank 2. L'pool & Loudon Fire & Life Ins New shares 84..8 d ..31d 6 i• .64 2 ..104 i-lip i• • # r tj`.4ld 98 .99 41 10 Marine Assnrance Company 2 Royal Asanrance Company TOO Coal CAA Company • • 100 New Gas and Coke Company 25 Quarter shares 20 New Ditto rra knderton Carrying ComPAny 73 ltirthenitead Docks & V't"Tionoe! 100 Exchantre Building , ' St ock;Liv .;ernOol Corn F.Nclaine $3O Pacific .Steam Navigatio x n Co. ... ..., 20 ißock FerrY • le ..Stealti Tux ComtoloY 10 'Snittlp:Earst Sttsarri Corapany 1 /3.. 2 3 / 9 j.{ i• ' 6 133 .. MO I IS3 ..183 ..1 3M.. 38k . 11‘.. 12 p 44... 4 4 , 'lO2 ..304 , ' . 344) .. A 'll .. te d ktrtDo, lifiartiagrE , , mrati)O. BJItTITS On the 17th ultimo, Mrs. ELIZABETH PITT, of the Sa Market, Glasgow, and granddaughter of the late Robt. Mawda ley, Esq., of this town, of a•son: Mrs. 3 On the sth instant, in Upper Parliament-street. BRAMWELt., of a daughter. t i , eainington, the wife of LEIGH' 2k.. 1 Bt. 8 d 3}..4 p On the 6th instant,. au TRAFFORD, Esq., of a daughter. On the 7th instant, Mrs. WM. MADDOCK, Poplar-grove ,4 d Dingle, of a daughter. Same day, the wife of JAMP " -- 12 ..11 d vale, of a son. HOLMES, Esq., Mosley- Oil the Bth instant, in South Hill-grove, Toxteth-park, Mrs. NV. F. FOSTER, of a daughter. On the 9th instant, the 'wife of H. WALFORD, Esq., Rock Ferry, of a daughter. On the 10th instant ; at Seacombe, the wife of Captain WM ELLWOOD, of a daughter. • . Same day, the wife of J.. WOODS, Esq., commission-, agent, of a son. - On the 12th instant, at St.: Li Aens,the lady of Mr. EDWARD A. PARNELL, manager of the Patent Alkali Works, of a son. On the 14th instant, Lady JOHN RUSSELL, of a son. On the 15th instant, at Claremont , West Derby, Mrs. SCOTT" of a son. AIARRIED, On the 30th ultimo, Lieut.-Col. F. 6FIESNEY, of the Roya Artillery, to LOUISA, daughter of the late E. FLETCHER Esq., of London, and of Corsock, Kirkcudb r i g h ts hi re. (In the 31st ultimo- at St. Paul's Church, by th e R ev. J. FL Stafford, Mr. GEORGE H. STOWELL, junior, of Dale-street, to MARY, second daughter of Mr. JAMES DOWDALL, o King street, Edge-hill. • On the Ist instant, at St. Augustine's Church, Mr. HENRY SANDERSON, junior, civil-engineer, son of Mr. Henry San derson, late of Doncaster, to Miss E. D. BOWEN, daughter o the late Lieut. P. Bowen, R.N., of Pope-hill, Pembrokeshire. On the sth instant, at St. James's Church, by the'Rev. D. J. Hirsch, Captain M. E. ERICH SON, to ANNA MARGARETHA HASS, both of Stanhope-street. Same day, at Stratton, near Cirencester, Mr. WM. CHAP PLE, of the Plough Inn, to Miss ELIZA STANLEY. The bride has hardly attained her 20th year, while the bridegroom is 70- Same day, at Belfas', Mr. GEORGE PELAN, to MAR GARET, daughter of the l a t e M r. C OLVILLE. On the 6th instant, er, to LOUISA at Ledbury Church, Mr. A. K. TAYLOR, merc, daughter of the late Mr. JAMES BAR RErr. On the 7th instant, at Chester, Mr. JOSEPH HUGHES, Nannerch hall, Deribighshire, to JANE, eldest daughter of Mr DAVID EDWARDS, Excise-officer, Chester- On the Bth instant, JAMES SAMUEL Counties Railway, to AGNES ANN Esq., C.E., Eastern fourth daughter of IL ..... L. SMALE, Esq:;of Doctors'Commons. Same day, at St. Bride's Church, Mr. JOSEPH CRUDESON, police•officer, to Miss HUGHES. only daughter of Mr. Hugh Hughes, of the Ship Inn, Llangefni. Same day, at Kirk Braddan Church, Isle of Man, Mr. JOHN , MYLREA, bookseller, to JANE, second naughter of the late ROBERT ALLEN, Esq., of Ballawarry, Kirk Andrews. On the 9th instant, at St James's Church, by the Rev. C. A Graham, M.A., Mr. HENRY SAUNDERS, to Miss AMELIA. WILCOX, both of Hill-street, Toxteth-park. Same day, at St. James's Church, Mr. WM. MACINTOSH to Miss MARY ANN FLETCH ER, both of Toxteth.park. Same day, at St. Thomas's Church, by the Rev: J. C. Prince, - Mr. WILLIAM KIRKER BECK, to MARY, eldest daughter o 4 Mr. IL GURLEY. Same day, at St. Thomas' s Ch urc h , Mr. PETER MARROW SUTTON, to JANE, relict of the late Captain HENRY STE— PHEN. Same day, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. C. L. Bowman 8.A., Mr. JAMES TASKER to MARY BARNETT. On the lith instant, at St. George's Church, by the Rev. J. B. Monk, M.A., Captain JAMES LIVINGSTON, of the ship Huxine, to MARGARET, widow of Captain D. C. AIME, and daughter of Mr. W. C. Wilkinson, clerk of St. GeOrge's Church. Same day, at St. James's Church, by the Rev. C. A. Graham Mr. HENRY PATTINSON, to SELINA, youngest daughter o the late Mr. JOHN GRIFFITHS. Same day and place, Mr. RICHARD TAYLOR, to Miss ELIZABETH BARLOW,. both of Toxteth-park. Same day, at St. Mary's Church, Edge-hill, by the Rev. F. Barker, M.A., PETER BRUCKSHAW, eldest son of PETER ROBINSON M'QUIE, Esq., of Low-hill, to MONA MARY , daughter of the late Captai n 311ARLES GASPER EDLAM, Of the 2nd Dragoons, (Scots Grays,) and of Douglas, Isle of Man.. Same day, at the Cathedr a l, M anc h ester, by the Rev. W.. Wilson, M.A., JOHN BEAUCHAMP, Esq., of this town to ELIZABETH SARAH, daug h ter of 111?,NRY JAS. NORTH_ COTE, Esq., of Longsight. . . On the itith instatit, ° at Eccles, SAMUEL, son of S. POPE, Esq., of Hemmingford-villa s , I s li ngton, L ondon, to HANNAH, fourth daughter of the late T. BURY, Esq., Timporley-lodge, Cheshire. Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. JOHN WHITELEY to Miss MARY PINDAIt. Same day, at Clifton, W. S. SMITH, Esq.. of Eastwood, tet SOPHIA ELIZA, widow of Brevet Captain DENIS BROWNE of the 31st Regiment. Same day, at Broadatairs, London, Capt. THOS. GLOVER, of the Oriental Steam Company, to MARGARET M. HILLIER, daughter of Mr. John Hillier, innkeeper. On the 15th instant, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. David Dale Stewart, Mr. WM. HEYWARD SALMON, of Nantwich to SARAH JANE ROBINSON, of the same place. Same day, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. E. L. Bow man, 8.A., Mr. PATRICK HANLON to Miss SARAN DWYER, of Ibis town. _ _ On the 16th instant, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. JOHN TAY ; LOR HARTLEY to Miss FRANCES SIMPSON. Yesterday, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. JOHN BROWN thtx dresser, to MARGARET, daughter of Mr. -JOSEPH ISTE PHENSON, of this town. DIED. In aged on board the ship Glasgow. from Quebec for Hull 21, EDWARD, eldest son of Mr. E. MUNDY, com mission-agent, Mount-pleasant. On the 15th ultimo, in Manchester, aged 10 months, WIL LIAM HENRY, and, on the 3rd instant, aged 33 years, ELLEN FELL, son and daughter of Mr. HENRY STEPHENSON, whitesmith, formerly of this town. On the 24th ultimo, at New - York, aged 48. Captain WM. HILL, late Of the ship Emigrant, of this . port. On the 27th ultimo, JANE, relict of Mr. WILLIAM COLE BOURNE, of Norfolk-street. On the 28th ultimo, at Madrid, aged ZO, Mr. HENRY WHITWELL, C. E., formerly o f Kendal. Deceased was on a visit to that city, and was returning to his lodgings, when he came suddenly into the presence of the cavalry, who were firing upon the insurgents. A ball struck and passed completely through his abdomen, and caused his death in a few hours. On the 31st ultimo, in Britannia -terrace Hague-street, Ever ton, Mr. EVAN ROWLANDS, of her Majeity's Customs. Same day, at Rushton, near Tarporley, Mrs. MARY BAR KER, who attained her 100th year on the 14th of February, on which day she was visited by about eighty of her relatives and friends. She was a member of the Wesleyan Scciety eighty two years, and frequently sat under the ministry of the Rev. J. Wesley. On the Ist instant, at Dinan, France, aged 50, the Hon. AR THUR C. TOLLEMACHE, brother of Abe Earl of Dysart. • On the 2nd instant., at Standish Rectory, in this county,.. aged 9 months, THOMAS BOURNE, youngest child of the • Rev. W. 11. BRANDRETH. On the 3rd instant, at Lisnegar; near Rathcormac, Viscomil RIVERSDALE. Deceased is succeeded in the title and estates • by the Bishop of Ki!leloc. On the sth instant, ELIZA BETH, wife of Mr. R. EDWARDS of Cambridge-street, Abercromby-square. Same day, Captain JOHN WARTY, of the brig Watkins, ort his passage here from M an t anzas , w hi c h vessel was run down by the Agnes, for New York. Deceased : w as son o f Mr. Jolts Varty, of St. Pants square, formerly of Whitehaven. Same day ' at Halton, near Runcorn. ag ed 33, SARAH, wife o Mr. J. PE NNINGTON, daughter of J. Harrop, Esq., to - Chester. Same day, aged 52, MARGARET, wife of Mr. DANIEL HERBERT ; and also, same day, aged 13, MARY, daughter o f the above. • Same day, in Ely-place, Dublin, ISABELLA WINGFIELD, Dowager Viscountess Powerscourt, and daughter of the late Right Hon. Wm. Browniow. On the 6th instant, aged 27, HARRIET, wife of Mr. WM. mitpErr. Same day, after a short but severe illness, aged 24, Mr. ED.- WARD BELLIS. .Same day, aged 38, Mr. RICHARD BATTY. Same day, at twenty minutes before tens in the evening, MARY, the wife of Mr. GEORGE LOMAS, of the Red LiOn lan, Haze!grove, Manchester; and. at twelve minutes bet Ore ten, on the same evening, the aforesaid Mr. G. LOMAS. They were both in their 49th year. On the 7th instant, at Mount St. Mary's College. Derbyshire, aged 17, JOHN, eldest son of Mr. DANIEL CONNELL, of her Majesty's Customs at this port. Same day, at Entley, aged 88, AMELIA MILNER. Deceased was a midwife in the neighbourhood for the last fifty years, and it is supposed she assisted at the birth of upwards of six thousand children, utt having been, generally speaking, very s ees-slut in her practice.. She coald walk ten or twelve miles it. day till with a fortnight of her death. On the Bth instant, in Upper Beau-street, in his 33rd year , - Mr, JAMES WIGHTON, 01 the firm of Fraser and Wightoa bookbinders. - *we day, ELIZABETH MARY, infant daughter of Mr JAMES 111'11111VMM of Chestertietd•street. Same day, at Birkenhead, JAMES HENDERSON, ion of C.. GREEN, Esq. Same'day, at Warrington and builder. On the 9th instant, aged 39, ANN, wife of Mr. WILLIAM ROBERTS, and eldest daughter of the late Mr. J. Needham, \Vett Derby. Same day, aged 35, Mr. JOSHUA SIDDELEY, chemist an 4 I CO, Mr. DIXON KAY, joiner druggist. - Same day, aged 72, MARY, relict of Mr. WM. MAYLER, o 'l%)Ntetb-park, having survived her husband only eight weeks. On the 12th instant, at Cheltenham MARY ANNE ELIZA e late (1)1»•le ITx well TO 11.711 F ISome day, the wife or Sir. xi - i MIA M EVANS, p il ot. Same day, aged 89, IVIARTIIA DARNEY. Same day, aged S 2, Mr. WILLIANI K MIMS, for many I se , ars-tnarpler ti! the port of flail, and father of the Rev. Robt, 1 Rirkus, of the Necropolis. ... Same day, in Wese.Derby village, after a protracted sickttesa aged 78, MARY, relict of the late RD. ELLISON, sea. • • Same day, at Leeds. of consumption, aged 38, Mr. EDWARD PEACOCK, late of this WAIL Same day, suddenly, aged 42, ANN JANE WALL, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Wall. Oa the 11th instant. at his residence, in Upj*a Yarlivtieset street, in his 80th year, RICHARD RICHARIV , ON, Same (lay, at Sheffield, ELIZABETH, wife of• Ur. J. MARS DEN, late of this town. Iln the 12th instant, aged 24, Mr.JOIIN BLAND, for rainy yeairs servant of Messrs. Moly oettx and Hulbert, tea brOkerti. Same day, in the Strand Promenade, Bootle, in her 80th year, CATHERINE ISABELLA, relict of .1011 N STARKEY, Esq, e day, aged 37, SARAH, wile of Mr. JAMES. COOPS solicitor, Nottingham. 15aiue day, at Upton, aged 85, Mr. SAMU EL IIUTLER. On the lith biseaut, aged 3f, P.LIZA, wife of Mr.if.6l4.f SSE. ' Same day, in Upper Brook-street, London, HARRIET, ULM surviving daughter of RICHARD MYDDLETON, of Chick Castle, in the county of Denbigh. Same day, in Pembroke.place, a;.:ed 73. Major PEZTLES..... On the 13th instant, , upholsterer, Newington. Same day, at Waterloo. Crosby, mted lo . ELMABBTBL PERRIS, eldest (laughter of Mr: JAMES 11F.NIZI" BUTLER. On the 1011 instant, ALFRED CHARLES, yo•ungest son • f M r..IOSEPH WREN, of Itrowolow-street• Same day, aged 76, SARA 11, relict of .Ut ( 'H 11 WA/ Klilolll , - LEY, Esq., late of this town. LIVERPOOL INFIRIARY REP9RT, APRIL IS WA WO i :patients rered, 14 ; and at. ow. vi•quesl, 6; M 6 dt Out - Patient , i ; Irregular, 1' • bead. o. ; fl O w il i t i -pa o+w,e tieat i .2 5, 10 4 . ; tia 144 daring ADM] the w co te nt, , d, 3 in ; Davrsott, F 441. ; eose s urgeon Mr. C. B. lt Limn . ; Apothecary, )Jr. .1. Newton • Ileum N'isitora, Eilwd. Gibbon aril A. North, Ratts.; ehaptattn, Rev. W. Nuildell ;. Treasurer; Iticlaril Esq. NORTIIE UOSPITAL REPO & . Amur, tit. ADMITTED : Aveithaite, ; 41 ; Medicat and Scrpgkii , i Ccrserfon rec uunnendat ion, 25 ; TOt id, ' 64. —4144C41 A u ; (:341.4, t 4 ; Hollered and at 4 nkn. requrst. S; A rtokilifil l'a4le"tat i l2 ; /rmli!ti.r, ;1i Itenr.iinar.g. Contnitttur. Siii-ge.uti, J. M. itaz.zier. ei4FttiCilt Mid Nurgeon fur othg vt-eA. Dr. 1 c.ri.ttili and M . Baillbrir4V ; Itoinv Jbe.ques "th ttli and Jail Clint, !rt. ; 13(knze-Sr.rgettp., Aix. i. Older ateeres Treseurer; Ji, 1 - 1. Jk - 4.1,1*, Prikieivia, tttx. Wni. 4.4tes,