The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-04-25 00:00:00

nals are die I taken s added, in x of hard -m scarcit Sparta D'Ovi, edevastating The Queen's steam-vess, salted The Tenasserin Those who ha ats of bri and Madras.: Thear Assam, wi rl in a fruit f war a chace which drawn to march of of the gover relatives and we sha register disasters w , results of officers, w have engaged t month before an Firmed police. t we would fain hope: that, no the affairs of India, our re at them in the record we we shall a from ( and the dis Mr. G. Thompson familiar with the wa Hindoos, o organised societies and de • aities of object of our na to receive instruc what (it mu we doubt if sound and cor boinpson's spece 3nsider Mr. Gree a regular 1 and India It is b‘ --- lions results of Mr- lows of th and b ;tt . rt of the ( f some trading vess ghanistan conseet troops_ Ruse we d osed by sow—_ .Ak r . that Mabomed- ar imselt or A we capect the was eahlb isted betwei h have for se dispa a desire to set at res tion. Colonel given assurances _that alum of prac ad: al ittS, W son on th ' ev , Z e frien kens of ma --- 3cur ed fromvaric CoLoN iz A h of Thurs. THE: T" TAL, A N by mr.,( viTfl C AP a ation or s the t the re _, ,n the presence of the offi cers of the custom-house, as it w a s a little injured and no one would pay duty for it. As no body was about the sands at the time, the officers naturally r , Waterloo paid GAS, WATER 'WORKS, &c. 'thought that the readiest way of harmlessly getting quit of ...Stock .. 633 o o the commodity was just to pour it out on the thick covering • 1 of loose stones with which the central road along the sands c g e i n e t: m s t p o a c i k i l A ° N o 1 t 8 . lbas just been repaired. Their calculation wss, that it would be absorbed and disappear instantaneously; it so happened,'. Excha w ng o e rk 7 .. l r.r.i i n i . i .g g .t s .o. . n. . Light Company, had not been touched by the pick before however, that the ground below the coating of new stones • s'::::o o l u altH Li a g : Lm f. , • : p ce o hr o ep l sot N oei e r w Amsar 7 i ( ir s ° ,ae & r n i A C s k aHc•• arcs... " . . . • , Bootle Ditto ................ Stock.... , moreover, the present frost had rendered it unusually hard, ! Liverpool Fire and Life......... 1 2 0 • 1 • 0;. so that the brandy, when, poured among the stones, did not being covered, and, sink as soon as expected, but stood in little pools among the . Ditto new Shares • •-. new metal. The news of this soon spread, and forthwith the Moo .... populace were seen running in crowds, much to the discredit Ditto new Shares. Co,• .......... 80 •' •' ,)f . our town, with cans and bowls, to lift the liquor. Some ASSURANCE COMP :!ven tossed away their snuff, and drank with their snuff.; .)oxen. Seeing this, the officers ordered two water-carts, Ocean Assurance .......... . which were just filling at the river, to come straightway and;,` • 2 10.. rn ply their water among the brandy, and use every other • Company .. . 10 paid neans they could to put a stop to what was going on. We , DOCKS, FERRIE3•... j ament to say, however, that several succeeded in drinking till '' Leeds and Liverpool canalW COMPANIES, &e. hey were utterly intoxicated ~ and that one man, of the i i: Anderton Carrying C ompany .. . e •• • • 0 0 0 ame of Thorburn, a shoemaker by trade, died 4 .n a few. .4, , SKtoecakinF,gryc. ................ 20 ". • °° ° • ours of the excess. He was attelidod by Dr: Blacklock, • . tiarringto g u lio m cks any .......... 10 "•• : o o o o :: ho opened one of the jugular veins, and did everything in Apothecaries' c0mp.an........ 100 .... 0 0 N ex, s power to save him, but he was quite apoplectic, and :: Asphalte (Liverpool) . Y ...... 10 •'• • • 00 o ... 'yond the reach of medical aid before the doctor was called • ---.(Pologeostk) .......... 2 '• •• 00 °• • • • .... ... 2 .... 0 • 0 —Dumfries Herald. * Cum. Dividend. .... mitive ba were in i England any cons _ same to the Rev. R. S. Ba.yley,F.S.A. defence, when strange to say, two witnesses were forthcom- ' .._, give public notice of the fact and of the mo- ing , w ho were p resent in America when th e marriage was so- s w hich they believe has actuated this person in his pro- lemnized between the parties. They came forward, deposed ° Messrs. Rimingtons and Younges hold a dis- to the facts, went through a searching cross-examination, as l' Jill for £3B 9s. 6d. drawn by Mr. Bayley, and well at the hands of the assistant-barrister, who was evidently ° • —.. the 22d January, 1841. At tha surprised at the incident, as at the hands of O'Shaughnessy's ° • 4,llinitnr 'Plso en.,... „e ~.._.L - __ .1 . tracing t 0 0 u O 0 0 O 0 0 O 0 0 O 0 0 3aller trusts, sho of Mr: B id relyi f our soils, and nd labour. To his promises 5u for payment, gra7te7;igair;t the double betrayer. And, "most strange of e ngs until the all in this eventful history," the debt for which he was de- 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 English la .nst him, againsL mm lor the suppu. eU. a ..0 ~,,, • u..... Ull, V. .....),..,,r t 1 , payable in amour ! The learned co mmissioner intimated that this was erefore, traced one of the most extraordinary cases that had come before him ' , n ' %re d e - in his experience. No defence was s et u p a g ain s t t h e crush "' .. with the ing weight of facts stated, the petition of the insolvent was hi b s which they believe have led to this malicious con. s ummarily dismissed , an d he was sent back to gaol.—Cork High-street, Sheffield, April 18tb, 1843.". ' .araminer. e in • which thi —John 1 btain payment, a wr as compelled to consent to a judgment from 3d April instant. Having; t ny to this person, Rimingtons and Young the nuhlic should be made acquaintec . e N s. . WI fre ' sl - 17 u'ci" ' ' COTTON MARKET, APRIL .4. The demand for Cotton continues good, and the trade are wil making water, having struck on ihe Skerr w i .. r ing purchasers at fair market prices, far, though the supply c f l e a r rn t i h t eydo not purchase at lower rates than were cu ......... 1.44044 . ) , kAULO &&&&& LL , LUG .CCLUFy VI IVILIIIIIICIUJIAJW Li, . ••... ..,...iy uccumpubc., 0114 0 quantity or (lark fluid filled 3 T - ay W lo i r n • d Cl de Theob I • ollnek ae rt S se a t it u..: d a a s y fi S r e il o , aich re- There is, fortunately, at this moment a respectable British . fIa tA DT - d Y M . a A id e s a te r t s ie 2 . 'orce on this station, and as both parties have appealed to us in the diocese of Armagh, vacant by the death of the Rev. up a considerable part of the coffin. The frame was entire, Dr. Vesey. - ' but there was not a vestige of skin, except at the lower region ° as b a ale r s oc ‘ k ve . re sold* an s of the stomach, where it had become tough. A great num- ••• ARRIVED! to-day rOOO. 'l' ' lle Sil a i r ce ; s e h r o ir a is 'or protection, first those, with M. Espinasse at their head, - ~ and Yorkshire, —, from New Orleans -Thoma s Bennett, Hal- t. effect on the market, a l s ir l a i o l Oa l d n who had been driven into exile by the arbitrary proceedings: , ..„ , , .., sem Lora Bishop of London has consented to preach tht -).. ber of sprigs of rosemary, or som e oth er pl an t, were hi n d - ;4 .,5.` fi F e r i a d s ; er i ; je O lt i o rt a ar A io b , be J y a , rn m es e o r n a,;, ; it s eg w u e l i d ie .s a , :T i l i to y mPso n ;, G a e d o;ge P- S - clio - : ‘. a again heavy, but these have !I , annual sermon on behalf of the Society for the Propagation e . ' about the body (a custom very common hereabouts), and aman; Neptune —, •th in st. if the President, and now Boyer himself, with his immediate , idherents. reduced to a similar condition, it is to be hoped •... , of the Gospel amongst the Jews. quantity of saw-dust was placed by the side. The coffin was . :___ • -hat the peaceful . portion of the community will not be re- , • •lson and sey ; James Dean, Wi , Lapwing, Susado, from Charleston . large, and judging from this, together with the width at •st' CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY.—The total receipts for?, Louisa, Snow, and Republic, Luce, from Al obile—Ros C COTTON MA RKET.—WEEKLY REPORT. luced to the necessity of choosing between anarchy and , h• h h lb ' ' h b f • ' ,tv lc te e ows were set, it mig t e airly assumed that • • e i uck.. • wry.) the last year amount to £115,000, the largest sum in free - iin, from Apalachicola—Majestic, lsbister, and Win W Although the demand has been considerable holders have slavery. s 's- the deceased had been a stout man There wa e e. contributions that was ever raised in one year by a missionary - . • • • s one rather .. from Savannah-Industry, M'Fie, from Trinidad-Ma • thew ar l; Reid, ". it so freely, that the market eas worn a flat app'earance, and In tl ' ) singular circumstance that struck the observers when the , from Laguna-Marion, Campbell, from Tampico-Oriental. C e h a r r i ' s • low qualities of American have experienced a decline or id per It ' looker , The public executioner of Orensa, in Spain, Don Juan e - society. Of this sum X 98,560 has been contributed hy the , coffin lid was removed-the mouth was open, and the lower : i f nas, and Mexican Packet, Greaves, from Smyrna-Drie Gezusters, - Brazil continue uncommonly heavy ; and some forced sales i a which - Francisco de Paruelo was murdered in his own residence on* associations. being an increase on the year preceding of up jaw much distended, probably the effect produced by the tongue ~'. mm Alkmaar-and Speedwell, from Lisbon. z , Egyptian have placed the common sorts of that description at ' i re gal-6 h e n i g ht of April 8. His head was the next day found ; wards of £B,OOO, whilst a legacy of £6,000 consols, and a •,' , reduction of id per lb. Thealernand for Surat is confined to th of the deceased, which was stated to have been so swollen, e . 4er any eailed to the door of the house, and his body lying in the " donation to a similar amount, have fallen into the year's Queen of England, from Calcutt for Lond • middling and low qualities, which are also a shade low T 1 on, was spoken 15th ". that the deceased could hardly speak at all some days before •^: February, in lat. 9S. long. 89 E a business for exportiveonsists of 1500 American, 200 Pern e a r m • b ' save re- , ' , utter in the midst of a pool of coagulated blood. The de. N : receipts. The debt of the society has thus, by the liberality .' ace he died, and which prevented him closing his mouth. •:. Canopus, from Calcutta for London was s 0 Surat, /00 Bengal and 200 Madras and o of their -, s ^eased was a man of mild disposition. The perpetrators of ':.- of its friends, been reduced to about £l,OOO, whilst all its ~ , spoken 12th February, , a speculation 50u, ' Certain portions of each body were removed by the sur- ein lat. 12 S. , 1 American. 3alcutte this deed remain undiscovered. existing engagements have been met. geons to be tested at the Bedford Infirmary, and the jury :'• Earl Powis, from Calcutta for Liverpool, was s oke ' p nin long. 86. ' istan is Two MELONIANIACS.—The following curious account is, - __ . _ _ _ ___ ___ __ , . returned to Wrestlingworth. ~: Tamerlane, Theobald ; Othello, Albree, and Eut • erpnse, Watkins, 1 to the . . a letter from Berlin of the 10th instant :-" The -• . .. ' hence at Savannah ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON i. .. ;wen in . . RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. t ; Some witnesses were examined as to the identity of the 's. John, Jones, hence at Rouen ' From the lath to the 20th instant, inclusive. ' i attle eelebrated pianist, Doehler, while at the ball given at the - bodies, and others on the nature of the symptoms displayed '-'‘ -------- , Pet, Shone's, hence at Bourdeaux s me ; and 0 era on Shrove Tuesday had his pocket picked of his purse . deceased Th by the . ese sympt om s were stated to be such Lavinia, hence for Gibraltar, at Kin Prices paid , latro ex s r troops p bkTl ' • I hi' h d d The . opening of the Maryport and Carlisle Railway to ''' gstown eases OP THE WEEK. in the week. This Wk. thisyea and pocket- oo . le next morning le pu is e an a ver as are produced by large doses of corro•sive sublimate, and •. President, Sims, and Indus, Taylor, sailed from Cal tt ; - ----.-- ns , and . h •f th h• f Id t 1 ' 1 ' kt b k Wigton, has been put off till the 3d of May, in compliance • . esernent, tat i et le wou res ore um its poc e- oo . ; the bodies were described to have been swollen and very ' February, and the Lady Flora Hastings 4th March, all c_ o u r a . 25th • 180 Sea Island 9 61( 161 ) he name sod its contents and the purse, he might keep the money, and ' with the " suggestions" of the Inspector-Ganeral. ' fri haul • so much so that g , . , the woman who laid out -Simeon • pool f Liver- . 70 i Stained t ragged rely upon no further inquiries being made. After a lapse of , The Morning. 'Chronicle of Friday states that the openin se Minalto Tre rth " 21 8 } 161 79 124461 . ",,x g •••• Mead, upon looking at him the following morning, became e" --• • • , ga en, sailed from Malta for Liverpool Bth April t••' 6480 Bowed Georgia - 4Z l • 10 days, M. Doehler received a box, carefully sealed, con. of the Paris and Rotien Railway is definitively fixed for the , so frightened that she ran out of the house, and laid hold of ./ Vibelia, Pentreath, from Smyrna, at Falmouth. On 7th A nil . .1 , 5610 •., • { Mobile 3 * s t* ' las been in the money which was in the purse, accompanied by ~` 3d of May, and that the Duke of Nemours has signified his • ~ off Cape St. Vincent, spoke the Copia from Alexandria for laver- •- Alabama and Tennessee 3i- 4 1 hd 1 ''ll• d •Ir' tle e ge to prevent ierself teeing own wit I.aintness. The Pool. On 18th April, in lat. 47, lon ' Iwo . New Orleans thine e tain g .fle ' - anonymous letter evidently written by two different female e ' intention of being present. t• child is stated to have been a very sickly boy ; but at the ' • Liverpool for Gibraltar g. 9, spoke the Queen, from ?-, ai 7 ,o time , • In •ne-' Here are the 35 thalers ~ 000 , f Pefnanibuco & Paraiba s# - 61 hands, on perfumed paper, sayi , . T ~ . According to the accounts contained in the French jour- - - fatal time in question, no intimation was given that he was e Jane & Esther, Whalley, from Preston for P ; of the town. • ernambuco, at Kings_ , t Aficati and Ceara __ _ 1 1176 1 1336 es (130 francs) which your purse contained. he purse resell ', nals the workine of the Paris and Versailles Railwa fth ••,• woree than usual ur t'l tl h h If tld h • h y or e.. . ~ . , 1 1 le mot er erse ? t . e nem - 2201 Bahia and Maceio ..... • ' eecii"-- ket-book and its contents being a lock of hair a ' ' d f s • Hu h Smallw d f • • , rem Trinidad, at Dublin { Maranharn - - •" • 837 the . poc . . e , . e e . past year shows a ecrease o £.),843, in consequence of the ' bours the child was dead, and she had lent him out !" Ma g r ' Wak I°° 170 1 '• • • / " i life of ' - _. 3 , . e ram, from Mauritius, at Cove Sawginned /54 wedding-ring, and a billet-doux., 1 keep, becauss 1 preter. fear occasioned by the late accident. , , Simeon Mead, the husband was a powerful youne man , - e detai 'ls , e , , Sisters, Flemming, from Monte Video at C ' ' he mone This oueht not to surprise you, because them to t Y. - .. " about 24 years of age, much given to drink : and it appears e maste, sails, chain plates, &c. ove, with loss of top- Minas - - RATING OF THE LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER RAIL- and rudder , 1 Para -in the f l ' h h• 1 ne of the greatest admirew o your ta ent, wit w ic 1 , .1 nts and lam 0 .. t '.. WAY.—On Monday last, at the Salford Sessions, an appeal ' that he and the prisoner lived unhappily together. About Arcturus, Hill, from Laguna, at Cove; a s m aile g d ed • • --- 1 • • ••• 1 •• • ' 1 have become acquai y atten ing a your concer s, . nted b cl• • 11 4th March. The ' ••• • • • Demerara. Surinam, &c... - three quarters of a year before his death he wanted to get a - Margaret crossed the bar in company and '• ' • L !curring - which have, I assure you, afforded me a divine entertain- heard against the rate laid by the churchwardens and was .. had about 2000 quintals .: 990 Egyptian , . of wood to take in t'd Th •* 5 4 7 2042 1197 ; Shilli la' h h 1 d ' lig wlcse la in her pocket to spend in drink ; she ou A si . e. e Providenc e was to sail Barbadoes overseers of Barton-upon-Irwell, on that portion of the rail 6th hlarch ' c ' ent.' M. Doehler, enraged by not recovering what he most . for Liver 001. Th • • • • 15 all the , m es. . cl . I t kth 1 t t tl 1' h • d wed 'came tate y oo e e ter o le po ice, w ose ~ way which passes through the township,-namely 4./ miles ' refused to let him have it, so he knocked her down, and took for Liverp p ool, and t e e mity and the Rowland Hill were also loading ••• • • h Jane for London On sth Peruvian 1 March, oX.Double Bahama s, were ' ~... ' oon discovered that the theft was committed by two, and 23 yards, and which had been assessed for the last three 'it away from her. Indignant at this treatment, she Went" Headed Shot Keys, spoke the Leander: „ 650 Laguayra cts that ,',. M o cers s ... years at £8,504 155., being at the rate of £2,100 per mile. • into a neighbour's house (Mrs. Dazley's, mother of the man 41 5 I nd Matilda L The two young tnelo- -• Common West India, &c.. - - - s sisters, Anastasia a _ . ' 1 who afterwards became her second husband,) expressed her- ' r 590 } 4471 the past f t ' The appeal occupied the court five hours, and ended in the . • - maniac ladies were arrested as the were coming out o tle MONDAY, APRIL 24.-Wind S.S.E. I intellt- e . , e' reduction of the rate to £1,600 per mile. . self in strong terms upon Mead's conduct, and added, " . ' t the Ro al Sin in School. On being brought oncert given a . 1' g g . . ~ " D-n him, I'll poison him, but what I'll get rid of him." _ • .r•RRIVED.-Suffolk, Rogers, and Huron, Mure, from New Orleans factory, before thecriminel tribunal, they pretended that they had acted „ ACCIDENT ON THE NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE RAILWAY. •: Lu ' conia, Pester, from Apalachicola—Maid of Ath s B - .7 .1 J After the man died, as it was said, in a frightful state, this °Wel- . , 2560 : Surat India. out of a mere frolic, and meant to return what they bad taken. *. -About nine o'clock on Monday morning, the engine, with -; low, from Smyrua—Mischiet, and Syren, Foster fro en P • I - 4 ~ himself They were however, sentenced to a twelvemonth's confine- „ the train from Newcastle-upon-Tyne, became separated '. speech was remembered in conjunction with other eircu m . Lourie, Guthrie, from Demerara-Union Hughes, frrnoma ti ex t r e i- - - „ 150 - Madras • ,50 Bengal 32 - 34 I neces • ' H f Correction at Potsdam, to which they from the tender and carriages when setting off from the stances, and raised the suspicion that she had poisoned him. ~ and Leander, Stewart, from New Orleans.' , •• • • 37( ment in the ouse o ~ . This was about the exte SAILED.-Euro ean ' nt of the evidence adduced on this ; 0 ._... . P , M Lellan, and Don Juan, Soule, for N • ------ ew 34030 bales afferent • Howden Station, by the breaking of the connecting bolt. rleaus Thetis, Vaughan, for St John, NBNI " • ' 56C/52 69860 s e ' have already been sent. -Galignani's Messenger. day, and the inquest was adjourned for a fortm ht t 't g , o awe' . t anon . , Mills ; . as t e • The engineman who at th , e moment was standing with one . Leo, Murphy, and Wakefield, Youn • for Que * .-- bec -Ind stile Jae ,• --- --- s rather . ' -- ' • the result of the alv 's • foot on the tender and the other on the engine, fell between s an ' al- . , here, for o Cdend—Oxford R thb g, S q ' 6- --------'-----==------'-'------- , a one ; t. Lawrence, Brown, and ----------=---------_____ -___ impart • OTAL LOSS OF ANOTHER AMERICAN SHIP ~ the rails, and it is believed the whole train of carriages i passe( et appears that the accused was in the habit of spending a . Yazoo, Track, for New York-Jam es Caskie, Pitsbury, for New- LIVERPOOL :d with, e ON THE GOODWIN SANDS. over his arm, which was so dreadfully lacerated that ample ~, , good deal of her time with a nei hbour who keeps a ' bur tCh 1 C g , grocer s ypor -ar es arroll, Dean, for Matanzas-William, Brum- CORN EXCHANGE A 21 . PRIL . ; way of tation at the shoulder' joint was rendered necessary. I d sell d The ' S lop an s rugS ; and it is supposed that here she be- •4 mage, for Prince Edward Island-Ranger, Hutchinso n for Stett'n Auguste, Nturnek, for Ostend-Catharina, Bak ' ' i ' • s The duties on all foreign as well as I • till remain without change, and the co onial Grain and Flout of Mr. At an early hour in the afternoon o f m on d ay l as t these %•eagine, the Wellington, on becoming detached frotn the car- ' came possessed of a knowledge of the qualities of arsenic and • --- e nore-and Nancy Wilson fo kering, for Elsi- average Of most articles er poisons In these cases it may be truly repeated , , , r Newfoundland. , continuing much below the poi ened to nets was a scene of another distressing s hip wrec k by the - Halms, proceeded onward a distance of two miles, at terrific ::, ? th ' nt at which the respective ' that a little knowledge is a dangerous thing." -- maximum duties are imposed, a • sion of • t i o a tal loss of a fine American ship, the H ewes , C a pt a in Hen- - .spe - ed, and was only checked at the North Shields Station . .. '" St , iccess, hence to Demerara was s k ' ' • considerable improve e t . tee The wretched woman h b •11 • as een veryt since her committal long. 8. . po en i s th April, in lat. 49, :' price should take place before any alleviation - ni • n of ing ex- _ e 1 ; « el' le e set on ueionging to ,ew i ors, wu e e on her passage from that , where the railway terminates in a deep cutting. The engine whateser in the 4 to Bedford Gaol and i rates of impost can become attainable. , s now suffering from some disease of , Speedy, Narramore ; Welcome Return ment of- s ' , ort to Hull. Within 21 hours a fter she st r u c k s he was corn- : penetrated nearly four feet into the solid masonry that sup. , , Allen •Or • ' .. !,ngiand se p pletely engulehed in the sand. It appears that shortly after•:. ports the embankment ; fortunately no further accident Oc- . the throat. A great prejudice has been raised against the' • , Anna ; Royal Sovereign, Broweless, aud Superior', s h i t v . r i r a i e 2 a n d,St a . „ We have to notice a more general 1 at Lisbon , hence f coastwise anei '.: unhappf creature by the horrid statements that have been • rom Ireland within the past three da s su b " y of M r • ' ' lock the shi was observed by the Deal boatmen: . cured. The dama eis estimated to exceed .£1 000. Not a one . o C ' . . published, but it appears that the dreadful deeds are all very ~ Swan, Holten, sailed from Lisbon for Liverpool ilth A • ‘,4 collectively are still to but a ver • 1 y , ut the fresh arrivals of the •• C 1 1 1) 1 ' h 1 1 1 f 1 h 'd• .• g b kl • • ' bearing down the anne wit sal s c ose y ree ee ,t e win single passenger has een i led on this line since it opened:. . • Oporto Barnes 1 e - pril y moderate amount, and.l e. complicated, and mixed up together ; and as far as character' Grace : • i nce st Oporto 15th instant, in 7 days . with the exception of 800 qrs. of Oat blowing a strong gale from the W.S.W. By the colours fly- • in 1838. n Jane, hence at ditto s, we are without anyl on will • tthto of the mainmast, she could be recognised as an e , ,• is concerned, there are several connected' with the affair wh o ' - tionesta, Andrews h , ence at Gibraltar s, imports from abroad. ing a e p could hardl throw a stone y at her, base as she scents to have '. • Sir Johu Franklin, Borthwick, front Palermo, at The dulness noticed in our last report h • a.v.. It American trader. She was apparently running between• sis An extensive seizure of tobacco was made in Belfast on • e e, Liveniool Gibi 'altar for as not since been ~ een. The two husbands were certainly not the most int- , relieved by any symptoms of , 'desire and seven knots an hour. Nothing occured until about three Wd d •htb tl I• f ffi ho d e nes ay nig , y ie c ire o cer, w arreste a man tt , maculate persons in the -world.-Timcs. es Ada, Oxford, cleared at Gibraltar for L• the trade has remained in a very inacti amendment ;on the c • ontrary,l us but , ' o clock, just as she had got abreast of Deal, inside the sands, . driving a cart containing 2,5001b5. weight. ~,., iverpool 6th April ve state generally, in the ereee................ • • - interval from Tuesday last ; and at se crew when it commenced snowing heavily, with several severe,. ---- - ee5e5 ,„ .......1M011111111M.11............ our market this mornine BRUTE INTELLIGENCE.—A rather remarkable occurrence e FATAL CASE OF STABBING AT LEEDS.—On Wednesday tended by only a small number of lo e , at e' a Ils This for a time hid the ship and all others from the'. cal millers . and dealers in Aff- -. s • ua . 1. transpired a short distance from this town a few days ago. - last an inquest was held at the Court-house I ' - . and very few buyers from the countr , .eeds, before , TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Al ' 'RIL 24. 3 7 , a similar absence co h b t fth t If .11 • th - shore ; uut, on te a atemen o e s orm, wic was in e W h'l i e two young men, apprentices with Mr. D. Lee, grocer , " Mr. E. C. Hoppa, deputy-coroner for the borough, to in, -- ...________ , animation throughout prevailed : p • • country. ..,-- course of an hour, .the vessel was discovered to be on the '. a few arcels ot W heat were s called and tea-dealer in Dewebury were takin a short walk down Goodwin, with signals of distress hoisted in the rigging. 1m- ' . . , . g _ quire into the circumstances of the death of James Firth, • ' Wind at Holyhead South, light breeze at 6 ," taken for consumption at a decline of - ethren. ' , mediately several boats were launched from the beach to ren- ' the side of the river Calder, their master's warehouse dog, . who had expired in the General Infirmary on the previous ', noon, and W.S.W. at 6 p.m. a.m. ; S.W. at 12 at ' ' and ld • . per 701bs. on Irish, but there w ld. to 2d. on Foreign. as no eneral • • • g disposi r Khan , der assistance, and the first to reach the wreck was the smack.' 'which was accompanying them, strayed into an adjoining day. The deceased, who was 18 years of age, was the son of .; Oft. Holyhewl, yesterday, at 6pm No lied) from Cardiff ---190 Li le I * • * 9538, Peru. Bk. (signal- • s tion to accept lower terms. Flour met a moderate sale as . e pi r and, ship, this day, at op 444 A . ' previous rates. self on 'eld and on seeine an ass which was razin suddenl • fell Industry, master William Partridge, belon g i ng , t o D over, " h , . . r . , . g g, y , a labouring man, living in Zion-street, at the Banks in China d 57 , -an 31 Jamaica ship at a .. . - A In. from Jainaica. . . on' Bari ir. As . who took the crew safely on board. The sea at the time was ' upon it, worrying it in a most ferocious manner. A number ~,` Leeds, and he came - to his death by the hand of his sister Off Point L ' ey, Malt, Beans and Pe d• , ase excee ingly dull, and tie :et they . . h very heavy, wit every appearance o i s f't ctiirtinuance and a of men being at a short distance, a n d seeie g th e dog likely in , who was two years younger than himself. From the evidence' New Orleans—Y•°27oB,• A a/ e s x p in e . r No. 4016. Prances.Depa t e -ship, fr and , hrig-9542._Pet s . value a each.al most nominal. For Oa • ts we had no country a short time to worry the poor ass to death, went and COrn- adduced, it appeared that on the afternoon of Friday last Sc. at 12 at noon, yesterday, from Alexandria. , n ' and 315°' Copia, inquiries to-day, and fotlhem stormy night. The boatmen, however, undauntedly deter , as wellaS Oatm Off Great Ormshead at 5 2 eal, which was nced a fierce attack upon the do ,- with hed e stakes but - mined to remain by her as long as possible, in the hopes of m e . . . . b g . , (Good Friday) the deceased and his sister were in the home . o P.M. the Oxford, ship, for N e •in very limited request to-da • w York y, we continue our former quo withma succeeding in getting him off the ass, which he was ;of a man named Lancaster, in Zion-street, and that while • • tations. etting her off. At low water they got on board, and havieg . - mutilitting in a shocking manner. A horse, belonging to Mr. • they were there, after joking and playing with each other for - . •, A further parcel of Eey tian B g saved Captain Henson's and the seamen's clothes and pro- . TIDE TABLE. eans in bond has been George Fell, of Earlsheaton, bad witnessed those proceedings a few minutes, during which Lancaster's son pulled a pocket- •\ • sold, ex ship, at 13s. 3d. Pe p r 4801bs perty, proceeded to lighten her be throwing her cargo over- ': , and a small cargo of s e,evidently under most agitated feeli ngs , a nd, a s If conscious ,sienife out to cut a wax-end, with which he was naending a . Days. .31rn. Evn. Hei • a soft Odessa Wheat, also in b ansiwer board, which went on rapidly until the return of the tide, ght. Sunda? s Hob d ond, at 2s. 7d. per 701bs. one: , the poor ass must perish unless he interfered, made a rush - shoe, and laid it down beside him, the deceased struck at his ' —' ------- --- I ' . 1 ' 1 •". 4 'c• ~-,• le New • when it was found that the ship had struck so violently through the hedge, cleared oft' th e men w h o were trying to s''''. sister, and she struck at him in return with the knife in ques • .. i,i. 5. iv. F. 7. ..--....._.....---.-.-......- , SOD, is the sands as to " break her back," consequently to get her •• - . Tuesday. 25 8 3 .• liberate the ass and in a most furious manner seized the dog , tio n , and wounded him in the lower Part of the left sid t 9 9 1 12 g LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. rounce. '. afloat became impossible. The boats rernained on the sands ~h h . • . eo. , Wednes. 26 922 942 • Asnits wit is teeth and dragged h im o ff, an d ai m ed several blows ' the abdomen. 'Fhe wound was not above half an inch long ' Thursday 27 lo o 10 17 Is i 1 Os. & CaM. Term bergins. .• thlennert le e •t d ing eI; until the tide had covered them, when it was deemed prudent Montreal, Pot.. 31 0 0/32 oio ' u • s • • 8 . d• with his fore and hind feet, and had not the dog made off, it ' and half an inch deep, but inflammation having ensued, he ' Friday.. 28 10 34 •I 0 49 I I: 1 4 0 ) utch, crop IY , an u to return to the shore, leaving the ship to the mercy of the' Pearl new 31 0— 2 60 0 —7O 1.• si 0 1 Ombro hibited . waves. The crew were safely landed at Deal. During the is supposed he would have despatched him in a few minutes. , expi r ed i n th e Infirmary on Tuesday last- It did not appear , Saturday 25 1 1 s .11 21 16 5 i l l u e p a iter rises 3h Int morn. U. States • • , Pot.. 30 0 --31 0 50 0 —55 4 , ,ave for night the wind got up, causing a tremendous sea on the sands, When the horse had accomplished hi s feat, he, with head and - that there bad been any quarrel between the parties, and the ei .slinday.. 30 11 37 onday. I 11 52 16 8 2ad t s ts aa rises 3h 44m morn. day after Raster Pearl none. Gamene 32 0 —4O c tail erect, scampered about the ass in a noble and most dig- jury returned a verdict of " Homicide by misadventure." o 9 16 8 St. Philip and St. J * BARE, Quareit. .. 7 o --- 8 6 F Mull lO 0 — 3O t. , ionize- sweeping every obstacle before it, and by daylight on the fol- ' ___________ __ tunes. rench, S.F. 36 u —4O 4 nified, manner, as if proud of having gained a mighty con- Oak,* ton .. £7 o - 9 10 ssioner . lowing morning nothing could be seen of the ship. She had • DISCOVERY oF THE ROBBERY AT MELToN MOWBRAN . ''='''......-.-...-- " -- " --- " -- " . • - •-••••--••••••••..-......-.................,.. ig German 3l- 7 0 5.F.F... 44 0 —4B i 1 uest, and manifested evident tokens of pleasure, as if sensi- - NORTHERN HOSPITAL E.e.e... 52 0 —54 t or had disappeared completely, like all other vessels wrecked upon On M d 1 t F ancis Bailey was apprehended h • • on ay as , r . ; els a , APRIL 22. BRIMSTONE, V. tOSI bly feeling that he had effected an act of benevolence. All • aiding the same spot. The Hewes was a fine three-masted vessel, , native of Sutton Bonnington, and was formerly in business [WEEKLY REPORT.] Sicily, &c s s— 6 0 E.5.F.F.58 0--63 c d fl edofMr.F 11' • who beheld this won er u d e e s horse were Snanish ..... nes for . 300 and 400 tons burden. Her cargo consisted of about 3,000 for himself at Loughborough, which place he left for London, ADMITTED. Tuscany —__ s. . none DISCHARGED. i,.. r. .. azOLA"IS ES /i. t k with his evident intelli ence powerfully struc g and sympathy Accidents 27 I Cured i iitii I..ASSIA s..IGNEA, S. d. s. d. St. L. • • Ca] • ir met, barrels of turpentine and resin, of which 1,100 barrels have . tor hts fellow brute.-Wakefiild Journal. where he entered into the service of the Earl of Wilton, and Medical and Surgical cases ' Attendin 49. ewt. in bond 60 0- 68 0 D i t cia, &c... 22 6 -24 0' ned as . been picked up and landed at Ramsgate ; 181 barrels brought 'came to Melton three seasons ago : after which he went to Upon rec gas Out Patients • 13 Cs emerara & • • ommendation ..... 12 Irregular ................. .. 0 ; ""xan ' T. ewe. __ ar _ 0 ,. c.... 24 6 —25 0 n . . l :fled. , s h ore a t Deal; 173 barrels landed at Margate ; and 51 casks A SERIES OF CATASTRODRES. — On SaturdaY and Sun- Manchester, wh ere e e re mained till a few dkys befor e th e - Died .. . 1 D m at e e r h ican, red.. 141.1.1 1 1 i s k T tig"- 2". -2" irsonal of resin conveyed ashore at Calais. The value of the ship . day, i n tb e qu i e t an d sma ll v ill age . o f P u t ne y, much excite- robbery. He came to Loughborough for a " spree," and, . Total .. 39 1 nominal Ors Or ' , *ewt.. 27 0- 0 0 enent. and cargo is reported to be at least X 9,000. There is no in- ment was caused by a singular series of catastrophes., Early • finding himself deficient of " the tin," determined upon the semainingin the Hospital.. 80 French & Germ. , 4 1 e, as 252 gulls. Galli • Poll ...... .447 d —4B o fitY in surance effected on the vessel at Lloyd's, but it is supposed .on Saturday afternoon, as Mr. Bainbridge, an eminent brewer burglary at Melton, which he effected without being heard, ._ , COCoA,* cult. ' Tneste . lans b t he i 9 ful'y insured at New York It is somewhat- re- of those parts, was passing along the High-street, h e was s ) p t a s • • . not *th t ti . l lept in the ea san trig a gent eman s room -next to that . House Visiters, Rev. Thos II . b • orn y an - Trinidad d Charles Inman, Esqrs. . Gren d ...... 36 0- 40 0 Sicily .. ......... 43 0 —45 0 letery, markable that the last vessel lost on the above-mentioned h f h• . h dh• 1 f " • t rown rom is orse an is eg ractured in a dangerous in which it Was c • =nutted. It appears that he afterwards , Chaplain R W Treasurer R W B t . • • a eson, Esq. B . 1 1 a •-• }3l 6 34 0 razii ........ .......... 43 (0 -.44 C Malaga.... . ... 43 . manner, About six o'clock in the evening; nearly opposite , ev. m. Hughes.--House-Surg eon , Mr. Parker. • 0 —44 0 Portugal, &c .... . del, an sands was the Semarang. She was an American-built sbip, returned to a public-house at Loughborough, and, having .. COFFEE, 11. cwt. in bond. . none here the Fox and Hounds public-house, as a postboy in the eni- • ________---- -- rding - ' from and bouhd to the sarne towns, was of the same tonnage, • treated some people there very plentifullY, he left a bundle •-------------------------- _____.,___._ • Jruna. triage .. Levatt .......... 42 9 —45 i • vof Mr Newman of Reeent-street was retnrnine with • • PRICES OF SHARES, APRIL 24 . 30 0— 58 0 P,alm, * ton ...... 32 10 -33 0 ;la the an d her cargo co:insisted of the same quantity of turpentine Pl° , -- ~ • ..,.. • -. ' , -e„ ,• ot bank notes in the landlady's hands, whilst he went to sp en d . •ordinary .... 1 native and resin as that of the ship Hewes. The Semarang was lost -two post norses, wan woleu h e h a d b een conveying Laity ~ the night at a house of ill fame. He afterwards left for • Prices within the last seven days. This da good& fine ord. 62 0- 80 Sigh, se 252 galls. Dover, one of the horses reseed, by which the unfortunate , R F AILWAYS, &c. Per Share I' ' " n"""" 90 0-103 0 0 Seal, pale ........ 40 0 —4O 10 iedical , during the dreadful hurricane . in the month of January last. : Sutton Bonnington, the residence of his friends, where he - 3olton and reston .. 50 paid o o 0 . good m'd brown 31 0 - 1 . .... 112 0- - .28 o coe ....... -3/ () rider was thrown to the ground, and pitching on his head, was a ' • pprehended on Monday moi rung, with the gold watch airmingham and Gloucester 3n s Or t • • - , • caused a concussion of the brain, from which he died 20 d 215 0 .... fine mid. &c... 135 0-156 0 I• ' ............ 33 0 -33 1° : price .an several of the stolen articles in his possession. He was . Ditto quarter /Nr the On Tuesday morning, a convict from the county of Meath,' minutes afterwards. The excitement consequent upon this . - d. named Kellett, was found to have committed suicide in his • • had not been dissipated when it was ascertained - that a young ' examined before tile maeistrates at Leicester on Wednesda Birmingham and Derby • • . 0 0 —4l 4) '" y' aristol and Exeter Turpen. as cwt... and full "tt df ' trial. The servants fh E 7a .... 0o o .... - good &fine ord. 60 0- -0 o 27 0 -27 6' hea . y commi e or . . _ 0t e arl of ,li He took the straw out of his bed, twisted it into a woman residing at Gothic Cottage, at the back of the church, ,We I ton, overjoyed at the tidings, caused the bells of the _ iirkenhead and Chester Ditto half 90 0 Carolina, dre previous y flea in . -e •dhed h• If A book was found in which he had committed suicide by taking arsenic. She had •1' - cl 20 .... 00 0 .... , good mid. 88• 28 0 , it sent rope, an ang tinge . . lurch of Melton to ring a merry peal in honour of their in- Ditto, new, issued d had written a few lines, asking forgiveness of God for the , had an illegitimate child, was again enciente hy a person who..- nocence.-Starnford Mercury. Dublin and Drogheda at .tess dis 3 • "• • °° 0 •• - 4 o o fine mid., &c. } sis 0-105 0 in bond 24 0 ' Bengal, ord. d 1 ,S, an , Mocha *th rash act. Kellett was under sentence of transportation. ~ had professed strong affection for her, and who had involved Das:anent, CASE OF SUICIDE. — About four o'clock on ' Eastern Counties '23 Ceylon 0 -12 6 . , wi her considerabl in debt to avoid the consequence of which • ' Ditto new Shares .... 86 3 1 ? 76 ••• • 1 0 7 6 . j ........ 50 0— 80 0 African ..... •• • • _ . , „,_ Monday morning, an elderly gentleman of respectable appear. 12 0 0 . ava .......... 36 0- 50 olt ..... noue• f leg, al A LONG Ceuse.-At the late Gloucester Assizes, Mr. she c •tted y ui *de ' The f h - ommi s ci . oprt case was that of a girl Ditto, unregistered B6 8 12 9 R• • • , Havana um, le gallon, in ond. a Mr' t Talfourd announced evidently to the satisfaction of •:. • ance, in a state of mental derangement, flung himself over • _ , .... 12 7 6 ' Jamaica sergean . , . . only 12 years of age, who, on being roused from her bed at . the east pare N th b'd n pet wall of the or -rl ge, a out the middle Ditto, Debentures Lheree Id b - , the judge, that a special jury case In the list wou not e _an early hour on Sunday morning, was seized with a choking . o f t h . k . Rd h and Glasgow e great arch, just below tne mar et-stairs. The watch- t. Domingo.... 26 0— 30 0 o• P•• • 2 3 -_ 2 6 .., ' r new shares stronger ...... 2 8 'w e ' ' tried this assizes; it would have taken until the end of thr sensation, fell back, and expired. 7 10_ 00 0 . ' Brazil .......... 30 0- 95 o -30 ~ ,ShOP . • as there were 3000 issues to be tried. Mr. Justice _ . . man had previously seen him going backwards and forwards :Di Leigl 1 , ans. Newhaven 20 paid 0 0 0 •• • • Laguira ........ 35 0- 90 o s, choice marks.. 3 4 • 4 6 • • term, CASE OF POISONING F VF'S I OST , Mon th • DREADFUL _ . Tim, At LI „ . . , g e pavement of the bridge, and was horrified when, at . Glasgow, Paisley, & Greenock 25 paid 0 •• • • resowea, s a eaa , . ' Z en " Erskine said it would be pretty amusement for the judge who CIFEWOODS, v ton .s. ..t' A labourer of the name of John Maginniss, who resides at •,.• some distance from him, he Saw the ill-fated man ascend th e , ei Half Shares s • Bengal, . est bY m i g ht be fortunate enough to go that circuit in the summer.. - °•• • • 00 0 ..., Logwood, Jam... 5 0- --•-- Toln . avin, near Redcastle, i n th e county,o f D onega l, was ' parapet, and instantly precipitate himself into the frightful ' ' ''g°w' Paisley, Kilmar 1 , . . Hon. & Dom. 60—6 15 go d od & fine... 4 ,5 0 6 1(, • ;11 the There died, suddenly, a few days ago, in London, an old ' ' r reenock, and Ayr JO paid 0 0 0 .... digging over some ground in his garden on Saturday, the Bth , depth. His right arm and leg were dreadfully broken, but Campeachy .. 8 5 8 7 6 B oi n n r ba • & mid • • 2 10 -_ 4 it , e ndlY d John Ennis, vvho, it appears, was considered sra i nvunction 100 . , ly9 0 0 .... - Fustic, Span y ........ o 19t ____ ' man, name • instant, for the purpose of planting potatoes, sylien he turned ' his head was uninjured, and there was little or no effusion of o half shares * 40—4 15 SasTrefex * f - 114 , [ gents of the finest men in Europe, and had amassed a little • sa • 99 0 0 .... Tampico one up a root of a large size. His wife. supnosing the root (which - ' blood. Dr. Tait was present shortly after the melancholy Quarter 5 15— 6 0 East India ' - cu'- . • 8. d • S. CI ' ' Id the d eby sitting as a model for nearly all the princi- . 25 ...• 49 10 0 ... Brazil 0 0- 0 0 Soutl • . - - -29 0 ' depen enc hemlock or fool's pa twit s occurren was either . . rsley, both being very' ns , ce, but the man had been dead O•om the moment of New ditto i Amencasi. 1 4 6 -16 otters • in i s c Iptors nnd painters of the present day, foreign as well Great Western lO .... 34 10 0 ...: , Cuba - 810 Sn . a .1. LA • • 0 • alike in their botanical characteristics, and equally fatal as . 1118 fall. The unfortunate deceased was in his 60th year, was - ' 65 ...• 93 20 0.. NICARAGUA WOOD. 1.., 44CWt. t o hone Tient , P a- - u ' h H 'o ed exCellent health, and wore his beard • e Englis • e ent 3 7 be arsle sera ed it a d havin ' cooked it a native f ' poisons) to . p y, p ,n , g , o Edinburgh, and belonged to a most 'respectable Ditto new sharer 5O .... 68 10 o ....• Rio de la Hache orange .......... 45 • -6 • 0 n hopes ' 1- • ' t for scriptural subjects, in which his portrait may . • Ditto Fifth Strares to his wais . . partook of it herself, and gave also to her son, daughter, and family. He was bred to one of the learned professions, and 4 •••• 9 10 0 ..... solid - 11. o s •30 0 —4O 0.. iciNS, "Se S .. t the Royal Academy, and other institutions. Great N tit lb of England 6O rough h e s een a _ sister-in-laW. Soon after the daughter became dizzy, and , although through life his conduct was marked by a strong Hull ancl or Se 0 0 0,, , , 7 0- 8 0 Neutria,T.doz C ,- DIss . ENTING AND LIB o EttA_L ECONOMY.-- . sir R In lis g , fell to the ground ; the sister-in-law was next affected in the ' eccentricity of character, especially in his later years, there Lancaster and y Preston.. • • •• . . 47 10 50 paid 0 0 0 ... 0 00 0 .... , small s Lima, solid . 7 0- 710 Chinchilli, do, - - " —l 2 1 `,_ • .10 0 .--25 0' f Commons stated that th . • lace in the House , eRe . same manner, and said, " I fear the root is the cause of all was nothing which seemed to indicate the propriety of his Ditto Junction, new l5 0- 17 0 Seal ea i fa Barwood An 610 , ........ 11 i • a Ord.' in his p non Act, so clamoured for by the dissenters and so op- . th i s ;,, the wife was also attacked, and so powerful was the being put under restraint. His habits were alwa w strietl • 1 Leicester and Swannington 5O . •• • • Gaboon , go -7 0 SHUMAC, ip , CWE - 2 - k eistra re : es • 7, 0 s dby Churchmen, cost the country ninety thousand poison, that the three died in an hour and a half after they sober. On Sunday he attended divine service th ) ree times-, Leeds and Selby - 4 0 Sicily ....... • 14 0- 22 0 Male s .... . 9 6 -10 0 . 1.---- 1-- -e e ar Last year, these Dissenting marriages, hi- le d taken of it. Th a par e son, a boy about twelve year s o f ' and retired to his room about nine o'clock. He had never Liverpool and Manchester .... 100 .... 200 o o.: : • Red San. Wood 6 0- 6 1 ' • Isa .......... AND • n ounes aye e I fidel Sotinian Atheist, and Nothingarian Ditto quarter shares age, fortunately did not eat an y of it, not having liked the ' gone to bed, and had left the house in the night-time un- Ditto half sh 25 .... 48 0 0 ex. • FLAX,I4 ton. 0 Trieste .......... , none • rC. eluding Jew. n , . area - a 6 '' 50 —.• 96 0 0 ex. Riga. P.T.R. • ... 40 0— 42 0 ' h cl d • h h d• ' -' dto eight thousand two un re ,sot at t ese i 5.,.• iaste of it. The Rev. J. M. Staples, Moville, J.P., and . heard by fth • t Fdinbu I Tr/ any o e inma es.- . Fy 4 i ness. London and Birmingham 1 yrolese „!—6 6 . ' 100 • 0 0 o P'bur of a anw unte leven ounds each. • g, 9 head .. 36 0- 3S o Suomi. ........ , 0 - S 6 . •rifs, &C. marriages cost the public e P .- Lucius Carey, Esq., J.P., came to the house of the sufferers, A WOMAN KILLED BY HER HUsliAren.-Ver reat ex- Ditto new quarter shares • • 52 10 0 Archangel 36 10— 38. 0 B.p. A ls cwt . . 3 ° r° - - senti e '•h the grumblers about sixpenny church rates would ,in order to hold an inquest on the bodies, but they considered ..• citement has prevailed during the past week at C Y g astle North. Ditto old shares 32 .. 66 15 0•• • • Dutch- & Mem. .. SO 0- 80 0 moi USCON ado ' 's ise - We wis . Ditto ,It unnecessary, having been convinced of the facts of the case, :" wich in consequence of suspicious circumstances atteuding ' • GALLS, li , CWt. .. -.... n ~ s 3 ,_ . , , iety. s tudy this. Lo p r i u t lon & Brighton dry brown .... 54 6 -57 0 • TION OF GoLo.—.The s hipments of gold to ,It appears now that the father, some years ago, found th e the death of Sarah Hough, wife of William Hough, captain 50 .... 35 5 0 Turkey, blue .... 56 0- 60 0 ulldr ese-posere - to new . -nee __d ime , an d, with the Exchange at 106, will con- - • root on the shore, and, thinking it was parsley, planted it in 'of a tlat which plies to and from Liverpool. The poor wo..•'• L on d on an d s out h w 7 1 0 • • 000 .. •• • • mixed 50 0— 52 0 good & mid .. 7 6 6 fine & v. fine *. • •'• --5 6 .. 6 " • this A me rica cue time The profit does not exceed 4to i per ' his garden, where it has been growing since. The name by man died on Thursday, the 6t'l instant, and on the Bth inst. Ditto, 10th shares ...... 37 .. estern .. 39 .... 000. • • • .. . East India 55 0- 57 0 )4 _ • 0 0 -6 8 o a. euritms, , , 0 0 0 ..., GINGER,I9 , Cwt. . tilis tinue for some . • ' hich this lant is k • ' • ' fter pavin,e the necessary expenses of agency, corn. w p . nown in Irish is daboe, which signifies all inquest was held before James Roscoe, Esq., coroner for Manchester, Bolton, & Bury 93 • • Barbadoes 45 0- 50 0 brown & 44 0 —56 0 . isive c ent., a . 'lit tee but in the present state of small profits • death.-Derry Journal. . the Knutsford division, when a verdict of " Died by the visi- slanchester and Ilinningham: • •• • • °°°• • • • .40 ...• 22 15 0 ' Jamaica 6O 0-200 0 fl Y e '. •• 5 7 0 —6., n ''. imp- atission, frele , o . tation of God, from natural causes,' was returned. On the " Ditto and Ditto Extension , 7 ... •• • ' ne yello w 6 , n R '' , .' 4 rcial transactions, this is sufficiently remunerative ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE•—A case presenting features of . . 00 0 ex. •E. India, in bond 11 0- 15 0 E • •• • • - ---" ast India, 0 want ' es c orneae following day (Sunday) the corpse was buried at Witton - Wanchester and Leeds GUM, 11 , cwt. Bengal ' (.• further shipments. We understand that £300,000 •:' more than ordinary interest, and strongly vindicating the , , Ditto half sha 70 ... • 82 0 0 ex, Khaur nt of to induce he sent this week by the packet, but the Continental ' maxim that crime seldom fails to result in its own punish- when a scene of great disorder ensued ; the husband, who --. • res Ditto quarter shares - 140 0 bro ........ 44 6 -is a ± I Ca- • ' 6ll - are more than sufficiently favourable to us to fill • ' attended the funeral, being hooted and groaned .-..•. 5 10 o ex. East India. 24 0— 60 0 wn ar l i k st Ycl• - al a -57 0 ; client, occupied the Insolvent Debtors' Court on Menday. ' ' at by the Midland Counties nro- Exchanges - 100 ... a 0 0 ex. 0o- u o extra fine .. -A u ' - 67 a s:. spectators as he left the churchyard. After the interment e caused by America.-Globe, of Wednesday. ' before Mr. Commissioner Farrell. We allude to the case of , Ditto, qiiarter - 0 0 Manill a • .... - 0 -70 0 . er be . e the gar' many painful rumours were freely circulated, and facts were 1-sth Shares a HEMP, `,#), ton .e 8. _.P ,in bond 16 - u l - 4 . n Reerneesnesc.-The successful candidate - foi'East .an insolvent named Edward O'Shaughnessy , whose petition 3 1 6 .... - 8. Hay o - 21 0 •-.., ana, do. idlY , ;, elicited, which induced an application to be made to Henr ' v Wordt Midlimd allinan, of Charleville. The facts brown A . s 1 of . . , . S u ffolk _a -1-4 " - thiefourth nobte . lord who has borne the family ; was opposed by Michael H ~,i - b- a .iing been twin brother with the late lord, and •.' detailed in evidence are briefly these :-In 1837 or 1838 , Churton Esq. to hold another inquest ; for it appears the' ' t New North Midland .. 40 .... 0. 0 o .... outshot.. 31 0- o ........ IP 0 -20 0 • We " Castle N ' orthwich is not included in the Knutsford divis• One-third Shares - _ Riga, Rhine .•..330- 33 10 yehicr . ...... 21 0 -23 -- h° lll°6l.-1 h t'tl ' S t b 1839. The grandfather, o • Shauglinessy, who was understood to be in comfortable d to t e 1 ein ep ein er. ion, skint' Union and therefore the investigation taken before Mr. Roscoe wa ' good & fine 30 o ••• 0 ... ion- • iucCeede . ho was an affluent London merchant, named ' circumstances, feigned a passion for the daughter of Hallinan, s neweastle and Carlisle 10C.... 00 o .... • Archangel - 0 0 Brazil, in b d •• .. — O. 0' • bour f his lordship, w was irregular and illegal. Mr. Churton consequently ga ve Manilla • 0 mhelusson. left one of the most extraordinary • a girl of prepossessing attractions, and in manners superior Ditto te le guar r s ares ated . . Peter Isaac 1 e t ev r executed, since known as . to man* of her grade. He won her affections but to betra • !, ' instructions that the body should be exhumed, and on Satur. Ulster, 25 00 0 .... Bombay l5 o- i 6 o ....... 16 0 -20 0 yello w . ; re- tamentary e ocu!? n s e. . . . da last roceeded to ho • • Jute ' 'es " Will. After diming 4,100,000 to his widow • them, and cast his victim a broken-hearted wanderer on the Y P ld his inquest. The investigation Paris and Rouen 24 IS.. 27 10 0 .... 14 0- 14 0 white ord • .. ..... 21 8 -23 0 s nent • . ' Tbelusson s occupied ten hours. After consulting together for about Paris and Lyons 2 .... 215 0 .... HIDES, Ox and Cow, as lb •••. 21 .3 _ 2 , 0 , he left the remainder of his fortune, amounting world. Under the solemn promise of marriage he overcame good and tine.. 24 0 ' B. Ayres and Monte Video dry T rbe Ind children, half an hour, the jury returned the following verdict :- Roue - *--and Havre 1:600 000 to trustees, to accumulate during the .• her virtue, as it was stated, forcibly, and she not being de- ; " That inferior & mid. 0 4-'0 _ • A,LLOW,* cwt. "li' ' ards of , n the deceased came to her death by inflammation of th 4, • Newcastle and Darlington June. 3 .... 00 0 .... 0 P burgh, Y.C. .. sr 44 6 to upw es • hen the sirous of rosecutin her destro er or ex osin her t :lira- o f his three sons and the lives of their so , t P g y , P g self " broueht on be concus ' h• • e eram S , outh Eastern and Dover 5O .... 00 0 .... good & prime.. 0 si- 074 Odessa .......... 43 6 —45 o. ' l' liyeS cl• cted to be purchased with the produce of the ac- the bitter taunts of her acquaintances, resolved to emigrate to .. - • • sion, w ich was occasioned by injuries Do. salted .... 0 3i— 03i A 44 0 . New shares I the tates ire inflicted on her by her husband, and that she would not have ro • N. Amer. salted 0 3 lof e s ens 1 ting fund, to be conveyed to the eldest male descen- America. She proceeded to the United States wherelshe k d N ran orth Midland 50 paid ois 0 .... ~ - 0 5 i Buenos Ayres .. eg -43 s ' so died if such injuries had not been so inflicted on her, and Brazil - 0 ' 6 2 TAR To b.l .•• • ° —4 3 0 that c--- u o a f his three sons, with benefit of survivorship. This obtained such employment as her industrious habits in farm- Half SI iares l5 .... 00 0 .... dry salted.. 0 41- 6 5 StoCkh ; • .. the " dant 1 . ie. , ar vie ein II b• g contested by the heirs at law, was finally .ing fitted her for, but destiny cast O'Shaughnessy again in 's that such injuries were not inflicted with malice aforethought." BANKS - Rio, dry - 0 6a io m ...... 15 0 -15 61. r, Willi am Hough, who had been detained in custody to await Arc iangel ...... lit of s ' - "' u * bed by a decision of the House of Lords, June 25, • her way ;he offered her marriage, the offer was accepted, and Bank of Liverpool • • £l2 lOspaid 0 0. 0 .... - Valparaiso, dry 0 6- 0 64 c l • -- - . M establis -, the result of the in uest was t sr• Mr. Thelusson died July 21, 1797, and from that time 1- the ceremony solemnized in due form, according to the ritual q , hen committed hy the coroner, '-- Borough Bank lO Odessa, &c. dry 0 53- aro ina 0 7 Vir • • ........ lo 0 -- 11 0 •"' lonia ........ , -- - --- •;' soils 1805. k may accumulate to a period of about 120 years, and_ ,of the Catholic church, by a priest of New York. He lived , se f 11. Churton Esq. to take his t • nal et the next assizes, on the Commercial of Liverpool 10 .... 00 0 .... W. India, dry.. 0 sa- '7 ° r TARTA R 19. the stoc * 1 1 t u ar ‘ ge o ua l an o s c a e ug i er. - Chester Courant. -- Comthercial of England. 5 ... 000 .. salted.. 0 4a- OSi Cream Of • cle-• . P en- tO I:10,000,000 sterling ; should no heir then exist, • but three months with her, when he abandoned her in the • `;" .• • . Tartar s n e amount b. .•IIAPP ' . uRRENcE.-O n Tuesday, a cask of brandy, East of En lan - 1 0 bro •• • 8 - — u 3 0 •,•'' re a h le is to be applied by the agency of the Sinking Fund, '' midst of strangers, returned to Ireland, and after some time of Man 1 st g d wit and yel 46 the w o IN ICII had been found some time ago floating in the Solway, M'cliejeTes e i r lO . 00 0 .... Kips, B.A. dry. 07- 0 Si TEA, 1,. tb . i n 6 ° —5 O 0 1 „ ' soil to the discharge of the national debt. .An act was passed e attempted to marry another woman-an attempt which he pool Dset. 20 .... 000 .. . , H ors e, d. each G 6— 8 6 Boh c owl. ea, anton .. o 6_ - .• , dly. tl after the decision in the House of Lords, li m iti ng the , failed to accomplish through the ministry of a Catholic cler- : was taken out of the bonded warehouse here, to be destroyed . Northern and ' C Holism HAIR, 11 , lb. u 9 . Fokei n .. ac t s , sitter y . hich ert mi ht be allowed to accumulate, gyman, but in which he was successful by obtaining that of a, in the presence of the officers of the custom-house, as it was North -and Southlt r n a t l •• 1° •• • • les to o o o .... • • 0o o .... 1 Short - 06 4 Congou, com. .. 1 1 --- ------ • [ s o f period tor w prop y g a little injured and no one would pay duty for it. As no- • Royal of Liverpool • .500 • • 0 61- 084 ---1 3 • i . Protestant clergyman, who either entertained no scruples mixed 0 1 0 . , tO 25 years. upon, or who was not throughly acquainted with, the matter.. • - body was about the sands at the time, the officers naturally . South Lancashire - I 6 Twankay, corn.. • - 2 6 '''' Th followin is a•' are THE REV. R. S. BAYLEY AGAIN.-...e . g - • 's His first wife after havin endeavoured without success to • • s thought that the readiest way of harmlessly getting uit * f r " Albion ................ 25 mid combed - 2 0 • I 3 _ i ~ raid. to good I 5 - i - f a handbill which has been pretty extensively meet- • 4 i, , . .g ' 1 ' ' "'.. the commodity was just to mu • I• k q ° Liverpool Union . . 10 I 00 0 .... INDIGO, ISI' It,. ill &Old. Pekoe Or 6 . • oCh cOpy O . , " Rev R. S. Beyley F.S.A., and Ca. support herself in America, was compelled, by the pressure . .. of 100 e sto 'th '1 •h i rit out on the t lic covering . Liverpool Banking* .... ... •• • • • ange ~ 1 4 , : 10 .... 0 0 0 ... ' Bengal. Campoi, 2 6 ~_ ffi ld :- 1 all •• lated in Sne. e . • =of distress, to conie home and seek an asylum in her father's :., il s nes wi e tic the central road along the sands Wilts and Dorset ..... ::: the " lumnious Reports respectlng the e Sh ffield ' Bank of Messrs. - - jdiumble abode. She was received with paternal kindness. ,as just been repaired. Their calculation wss, that it would 7 108. 0 0 lmr. & violet - 0 0 coin. to good.. n i . blue & violet - 0 0 Hyson Skin ...... 1 _ one , , Messrs Rirnington and Younges ' b b • b d dd' GAS, WATFR WORKS, 0 1 a ,r , tri- Rimingtons and Younges. . • Itl ' • false and scanda ous repor re attire -s . But Hallinan conceived that her husband was bound to sup- ,„: _e a sor ean isappear instantaneously ;it so happened, exchange Buildii ' - are • 1 owever that the 'wound b igs ........ 4100 a'd blue - 0 0 mid. to fine.. 1 6 _ 1 , ion having been apprised of a . port her ; O'Shaughnessy residing in the neighbourhood, he- ..: ' 1 , dew the coating of new stones • 1 2pool and Harrington Water ) P 1 00 to .... violet, g. & fine 70- 7 6 Souchong, corn s , 5 , i ___ 1 8 , . b • d t • 1' Ishenent which has een in us nous 3 propa- e tad not been touched by ord. & mid. 6 0- 6 9 good to tine., e had him served with a civil bill process. He denied that he., - g cOtere , ant , ' the pick before bein ' d 1 Works ................ ) Stock .. 633 o 0 ' 1 10 --. 2 (',;; . of . to their estabt , . hb hd h k , moreover, the present frost had rendered it unusually luird Bootle Ditto -- •• • hd idh••dld•Il •h dd 'tl h• a ever marr e ei , an la ne nig suocee e wi 1 is .. . . _ ', • in s• gated In the town of Sheffield and nem our oo , eve ta en , • , e C the. naltlrnnyr n.nd 2.,,1in olz.s_ , _ , _ _ -.-, . . . . ... Consul ting Surgeons, M r . F ors h aw an d M r .Dawson . Chaplain... • .. Rev It. Davies. House VisiteApothecary, Mr. W. Burgess. is, C. W. Reade and 3. A. Tinnie, Esq. Houie Surgeon Mr. T. Inman. o rer JAMES BOLD, Treas 1- T BIRH.. On the 12th i nst, at Inte-hall, 'Cheshire, Mrs. W-- T.DEGg itlls PARK. I au On ghter the. 22 ud instant', i n Canning street, Mrs. BOWMAN' MARRIED. J. 1 1- gev. g . :, On the 14th instant, at St. Bride b': Church, by the , HE KIN Stewart, Mr. PHILIP P. ROBERTS to Miss K A ' O'SHANE. of Woodside. u r -_- . JAI SS.S .4 On the 17th instant, at St. Nicholas's Churchm77:s,ler: ELLIS, moulder, to ELIZABETH, third daugliterof bir* '`. rid. SUTTON, cowkeeper, Rathbone-street. Sarae day, at St. Philip's .Church, by the Rev. %. poll l c _i CHARLES, eldest son of Mr. CHARLES GRAHAM. o, ,sati, '''" to CAROLINE, eldest daughter of Mr. GEORGE . 4 " . t gobe, l , this town. ,_. On the lath ingtant-, at st. David' s Ch urch, by the Et! ,o, '"IoNS - ' Davies, Mr. ISAAC ELLIS, of H o l ywell, to Mrs. MAR Y . " Mr• of this tow n . ,_ On the ig t h i nstant, at St. Anne's Church, by the .el. ..older' • Blundell, Mr. JOHN OXLEY, of this town, formerly of2f. c iate S l ' to Miss MARGARET GARRETT, second daughter of the • Ref. Philip Garrett, of Hunter -street. the,m Oil the 25th inst ant, at the Crescent Chapel, EvorW- „ I by g 91.11- . John Kelly, CHAR LES ROBERTSON, Esq., to H.""i, ' • 1 second daughter of late SAMUEL HOPE, Esq. HUGHES' pan.,,lt„eff. Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr: JAMES tofia' Brownlow-hill, to ELIZABETH, daughter of Mr. a i'' , LLOYD, Scotland -road. • , q . tb Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. MOSES Spi.f• -- i.,/ ic° k " CINTIA ROSCOE. COWA - ' Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. ALLAN - .aGR• ,i, keeper, to JANE, datlghter of the late Mr. JAMES J''`" ,e, bY -e Same day, at st. Paul's Church, in the Welsh laugua,t, 1 to Si'6 Rev. Robert Davies, M.A , Mr. THOMAS HERBER -0 MARGERY HUGHES. * E CEO •1' Same day, at Cardington, Bedfordshire, the Earl of . L--,,,,1 0,•1-11-- ; , to JULIANA, eldest daughter of SAMUEL CHARL E S tin BREAD, Esq, The bride was attired in an elegant /4 .,sels 13 ,, c ,; ' dress, covered with muslin, trimmed with flounces of Br" b i te sa''" and looped up with bouquets of orange blossom • and w knots, and wore a beautiful wreath of orange blossom; Bev. 1 /i. On the 22nd instant, at Birkenhead Church, by th e daughter y ou ngest clang ' Knox, Mr.dCHARLES WILMER. to JANE, the late Mr. GEORGE HARVEY, Moreton, De b e y on th sh e i se . v..n c g i ei a r r . l t : On the 23rd instant, at Edge hill Church. Bantam, Mr. THOMAS HIGHAM, of this town, fr0..e,%. of St. Miss MARGARET SAT.TERTHWAITE, second dans' - g "JOHN HOLME, Belle-vue, West Derby. c AK 1 2, 1 • if Yesterday, at Birkenhead, by the Rev. Mr. Knox,,, , -.. o r L- - t LADD CHRISTIAN, Esq. , to LAURA MARY, daughter CHARLES LADD, R.N. LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. Alums (MADDER, * cwt. , s. d. S. d (4 32 0 1 Dutch, crop bo 0 -70 s Montreal, Pot.. 31 0 50 0 -55 s Pearl, new .. 31 0 --,)2 0 Ombro U. States, Pot.. 30 0 -31 0 Gamene 32 o -40 s Pearl none. Mull .......... 10 -30 s BARK, Quarcit. 8 6 French, S.F. .. 36 u -40 Oak, as ton 47 0 - SO 10 5.E.F... 44 0 -48 4 German alo - - 7 0 E.5.F... 520 -54 s BRIMSTONE, 5 5 -V. iOn Sicily, &c E.S.F.F.SB 0 -- 6 5 C 6 0 Spanish ...... Tuscany - MOLASSES. V sect ,CASSIA LIGNEA, S. d. S. d. St. Lucia, tire._ .. * cwt. in bond 60 0 - 68 0 Demerara, Ike... Ctovita,saan, 9fr cwt• Bar & Antigua. American, red.. 1 MUNJEET,I9, cwt. Dutch nominal Ors, Olive, Is 252 French & Germ. Gallipoli ....... COCOA, * cwt: ' ..... Trinidad. .. Trieste .... Grenada cwt. in bond. ... 36 0- 40 0 5ici1y.......... .. 131 6 34 0 Malaga' • • ..• • COFFEE, • Brazil ....... .. . - Portugal, &c 13. Rona. triage Levar,t, ........ .. f l 30 0- 58 0 Palm,* .ordinatun.... .ordinary .... good& Fish, 252 galls. middling 9O 0-105 0 fine ord. 62 0- 80 0 Seal, pale ........ 40 0 -40 10 brown ...... 31 o -37 0 good mid. - -.38 o Cod ............ 33 0 -33 10 . fine mid. &c 135 0-156 0 LINSEED 1 , , eft , / 33 0 -34 c : • .iEßir° Outch, triage.. 130 0- 55 0 Rape, pale do. .. 40 0-4 I 0 '..' DIED. CAT/. ordinary .... Turpen. as cwt... 27 0 -27 bs At Burton-upon-Trent, in her 103 d year, Mrs. - 00 Y good &fine ord. 60 0- 0 o Ries, ss. es,/ -,, SHORTHOSE. • day, middling BO 0- 90 0 Carolina, dress. 28 0-—ss At Worlingworth, Suffolk, on her 101st birth 110 good mid. 1 9 0-105 0 in bond 24 0- MOYSE. ~,, Sitidshavt• fine mid., &c. /- 5 Bengal, ord, do.. lo 0 -10 6, At Valparaiso, South America, aged 48 years , - Ir'ssangbss- Mocha - 80 0 mid to fine .... il 0 -12 6-,.' LANGSHAW, merchant, son of the late Mr. Roger 1.10 Chester, and brother to Mr. Jimes Langshaw, Ceylon - so 0 African ......... none. Re g ' Java - 50 0 Rum, ap gallon, in dad Chester, MOM. the 0 85, g 0 , • Havana Jamaica, s. ; On the pth instant, at his residence, Brighton, aged 85• Hodg good tk fine ord. 34 0- 40 0 12 to 16 o. p..• 23- 2 6 ^,-JOSEPH HODGSON, brother to the late Rev. Jacob thir d St. Domingo 26 0- 30 o stronger ...... 2 8 3O, of Great Crosby, near this town. sINNOT, _.„..„. Brazil - 90 0 choice marks.. 34-46` 4 On the ioth instant, aged 29. ANN LOUISA - ~,s cust u ' . Laguira - 90 0 SA FFLOIYER, qp Clet. •Q daughter of Mr. FRANCIS SCALLION, of her. Majesty's ~,id D rawoons,•4l. ton .s. ..t' .s. Bengal, daughter • same day, Mr. JOHN REID, of Myrtle-street. „ s later `•"- Logwood, Jam._ 50- -- good & fine.. .e 5 0- 6 1 .:' On the 11th instant, aged Mr. .J.AMES TAYLOR , Or Hon. & Dom. 6a-6 15 ord. & mid .. 210-4 le i S plasterer, Toxteth-park. 62, Conservative , 0 „ pEW Campeachy .. 8 5- 87 6 Bombay ...... 0 18 - 1 14 . On the 12th instant, at Seaforth, aged 26. Mr. PETER of , Fustic, Span 4O-415 SA LTFET/IK, 'peWi. S. IL s. a' i, tailor, son of Mr. Peter ewer cabinetmaker. of this ton nt son of Tampico 5 15- 6 0 East India ...... 5 0 _29 O; ; t On the 13th instant, aged 6 Months, CORNELIUS. ineol'ctonte' Brazil - 0 0 South Arnericasi. 14 6 -16 0 Mr. JOHN NYREN, searcher, &c ,of her Majesty's - f Mr. Cuba only sou ° NICARAGUA WOOD. orange .......... 45 0 -60 o . Same day, aged 2 years JAMES ARDEN. ss of Rio de la Hache liver and block .. 30 0 -40 0:. JOHN ARDEN CLEGG, of , Everton. tre`" of Hill -s sop solid - 11- 0 seem s, %.,,• On the 12th instant, at his uncle's residence. 26, • 0 41 g 8-- rough 7- 8 0 Ncutria, Is doz .. C u -12 I' ~ scurvy on the heart, Mr. JOHN LOGAN, eldest surviving CR AP ' small 7O-7 10 Chinchilli, do, ~ 10 0 -25 0' ~ late Dr. Hugh Logan, Ma bole Scotland. 0 HOMO all wh Lima, solid l5 0- 17 0 Seal, each ........ 11i- 2 3 ' . the 16th in at the Mersey' Hotel, Mr. T Harwood, Ango 6 10- 7 0 SR UMAC, ip , Mi. . K MARSTON, after a lingering illness, respected by 10 1 Gaboon 2 15- 4 0 Sicily, ........... y 6 -10 0 knew him. * HE er. ' Camwood l4 0- 22 0 Malaga .......... non e • Same day, aged 13, deepl and sinCerely regretted, CATogStIA Red San. Wood 6O-6 10 Trieste .......... 70-a 6 .. the beloved and youngestydau daughter of Mr. JOHN F sof FLAX, V ton. Verona .......... 6 0- 6 6, : Cattle Market, West Derby. g - AV IE- ' a Riga, P.T.R. 4O 0- 42 o Tyrolese ........ 76- 8 6 On the Isth instant, in his 35th year, Mr. JOHN D by P'burg, 9 head - as 0 StmArs,* cwt. , , Basnett-street, most sincerely and deservedly regr etted t o n A . Archangel 36 10- 38. 0 B.P. Muscovado ‘ numerous circle of friends. years, whilst Dutch & Elem. ••500- 80 0 moist brown .. 53 3 -s4 OS. Same day, after a few hours' illness, aged 35 ~. T11‘ ,4 GALLS, qp , cwt. dry brown .... 54 6 -57 0 1 , visit at his brother's, Parr-mount, St, Helen's, .""" vr. Turkey, blue ••••56 0- 60 0 good & mid.... s 7 a -65 6 • WADSWORTH, of Higher Tem le street, Manchester. EL L s. mixed 50 0- 52 0 tine &v. fine .. 66 0 -68 0s On the 19th instant, after a ver P s ' evere illness, aged 5 32 4 r of * A s i f , East India 55 0- 57 0 Mauritius, 7 +! wife of Mr. JOSEPH WINTER, C y ases-street, arid daug- -PI endearinge circ le GINGER, IP GUI. dabs and moist 44 0 -56 0 / Smith, of Birmingham. Her amiable * qualities and Barbadoes 45 0- 50 0 brown & yo, „ss 0 _6 2 0 • position will cause her to be long remmbered by a lar g 0 6 , 'Aan Jamaica 6O 0-200 0 fine yellow .. •.63 6 -65 0 . 4 . friends. t, St* E. India, in bond 11 0- 15 0 East India, Bengal ," Same day, at her nephew's house, in Birkett.stree r. the GUM, v cwt. Khaur ........ 44 6 ---48 b • aged ;9, Mrs. CATHERINE MOULT, late of ManchelETH, the Arabic, Turkey •• 70 0-1 40 0 brown tk yd... 51 0 -57 0 `" Same day, aged 30 years, deeply regretted, ELIZA an d 0. r East India. 24 0-- 60 0 good and tine.. 04 o -67 0 s ', l ' beloved wile of Mr. JOHN TAYLOR, Leigh-stree t ' ~ daughter of the late John Milburn,' :terrier. 00- 0 0 extra fine ...... 6s a -70 0 ISA AC Barba Same day, at Bush hill, Middle:ea,B4t h ear. 80 0- 0 0 Manilla, in bond 16 0 -21 o 's srSTA Senegal HEMP,* ton .e s. 4' a. Havana, do. ~,,k CURRIE Esq., banktr, London. AcG , ' t he in his y ,clean g•• 3 2 - 32 10 brown ........ 19 o -20 0 ' Same day, hi Grosvenor square, Loudon, FRANCES outshot.. 31 0- yellow . ...... 31 0 _ 23 0 s CHARLOTTE, youngest daughter of Lieutenant. Colonel . 00p - Riga, Rhine ... .330-33 10 white ord„ ... 26 0 -28 0s : Hon. CHARLES STANLEY, aged 2 years. G m l e o d N ay, in Upper I 3 rook-street, London, SAMUEL outshot.. 32 0- 32 10 good & fine. ... 30 0 -33 0 vsa. Archangel - 0 0 Brazil, in bond. .?:.' DI S N a F. in his 77th year. (0" Manilla • Esq.. in the 63rd year of his age. 25 0- 27 0 brown ........ 16 0 - 20 0 On the 20th linstant, after a few days' illness, W. °. aid s t IS 0- 16 0 yellow ........ 21 0 0 Bombay s.LEN , e s Jute - 14 0 white ord. .... 21 0 -23 0 • Same day, at her brother's residence, Everton, s-- -- este.' st late THOMAS HEY ES, HIDES, Ox and Cow, is lb good and tine.. 24 o -26 0 (laughter of the o B. Ayres and Monte Video. dry. TALLOW, V , cwt. 4 the Fenella. • Same day, inferior & mid. 0 5S- 0 6 P'burgh, Y.C. .. 44 6 -45 0 ••' daughter 01 Captain JAMES WALLACE MONTEATr" Os On the 21st • t aged 17 months, ESTHE E R B V , XII CrEes 'sr P P l u at n e ge-if a, Sa good & prime 0 63- 0 73 •Odessa .......... 43 6 -44 0 IMME Do. salted .... 0 33- 033 Archangel ...... 42 -43 u:: ins ant aged 43 Mr. JOHN It N. Amer. Salted 0 3 - 0 33 Buenos Ayres.... 36 0 - 43 0 ~ Maker, Shavv-street. 'years, WILL IAM Brazil - 0* 6 3 TAR, 13 , brl. ~, Same day, ELIZA ELLEN, third daughter of the late I. dry salted 0 43- 6 5 Stockholm ...... 15 0 -Is 6 r. HARDMAN. Esq. s „ cOCICBAI 06 - 0 63 Archangel ...... -.- ____ , Sante day, aged 10 years, WILLIAM, son of ..- Rio, dry , ree t, o 6- 0 63 Carolina ...... 10 0 -is 0 •': tailor, Duke -street. s, "sot-9'OS Valparaiso, dry Odessa, &c. dry 0 5 3 - 0 7 Virginia ........ -.....- ___ ~ On the 22nd instant, at his mother's residence, s - r GEO o f W. India, dry o 5S- 0 7 TARTAR, Mi. . after a lingering illness borne with much patience. Chesterfield, aged i.s years salted- 0 443- 0 53 Cream of Tartar.. 58 0 -6 3 0 ,ex: TURNER BROWNE, * son of the late Mr. J. ‘-' , , . ~• e isrosil te ' rear , - 1 0 brown and yel... 46 0 -5o o', „,(1111).-- JANET "`" &la c ' East India Ki BA• e l rY• 0 7- o 83 TEA, is Rs in bond. . ' On the 23rd instant, . ps, . H o rse, d. each - 8 6 Bohea, Canton .. 0 6_ 0 9 ;,, daughter of the late Mr. Robert Gordon, Lynavoire at No. 43, Hope-street, . _, Eau HORSE HAIR, *l. 6 0 63 Congo:t e m " ! ; i , - --- . N.B. 0 3- • 1 3 mid. "'""'"'1"'"°...awa.........................................,/... Short 0 0- 0 8 3 ' el. to fine. 1 6 2 2 6 ' mixed 1 0 - 1 6 Twankay, com... 1 3 - 1 4 long tails 2 0 mid. to good 15-; 6 . s LIVERPOOL: Pekoe, Orange .. 14 - 2 64_ TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1843. •,,,j0 combed v tb. in bon e d. 8 - INDIGO, Campoi, PRINTED AND PUBLIsHED ‘assits...-1 Bengal. t .to good.. none .:: EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY ivw pur. & violet 0 0 Hyson Skin ..... 1 0 ; 2 ,r• nd BY et,a 00- 0 0 mid. to fine.. 16- 1 8 '.. JOSHUA FLETCHER LACE, of S at Gove-stre t blue & violet o —blue 6 Souchong, corn... / 4- 1 0 ,'" LEONARD ADDIS° 'V d-stree ' sGre Orfor ~ ,,t , . id fine " 0- 7 . good to tine.. 110-2 g '' At N 0.4, ST. Gso'noa's CaEsoksLivisu"" ,son 8 ' ord. & mid. 6 0_ violet, g. & ° 9 Pekoe, flowery . • 2 0- 3 0,4 Orders and Adv •t* srs• walbr_ e I ei isernents are received by Mes Deacon - la. violet & cop. 1 50- 5 g Hyson, corn ..... 110-22 , CO W• ••, arsvi c kquare • Barker Fleet street; nircbi, 27, mixed .. fine.. 24-4 a s Re Dell Chancel* 1' ' - * Barker, ss• non. , & fine. 5 3- 6 3 y-..ane; Lawson and den Hann .strcel at cop. K. 5 3 Young Ilyson • • 1 0- 3 0' • Joseph Thome ord. & mid. 3 6- s, I, 1 inch-lane, Cornhill; MINI , Fleet et , 1 0-- 3 0 ~,-. . Lomb- d 6- 6 0 Imperial sr -street ; Mitchell, 8, Red Lion-court , _ stre siss.. coo , quality • • 3 Gunpowder, 4 Clarke and L •• eurs, 4, Crown -court, Threadneed le e minss sne , 29- 5 good and tine lions , con Otale 33- 5 . , it, . bond. en arraway's; at the London Comma , rcial Coffee ter ee Madras '.IODACCO, 49' . 'UM; at the Jerusal rnhill; Chap co if _ _ ein Coffe-house, Co . Anw ican ad , k; Guatimala, V Ib• J River, Leaf. ... 0 25- 055 ; houke, Paternoster -row; North and South Fre to 6 3- 6 9 J. Stemmed.. 0 43- 0 8 s TI Floras house, treadneedle-sreet• and Messrs. WilliPTonnstnrixden 5 0- 6 0 03-0 43 . Maitre, area c o ,si ' 8 - Office - Sobres Kentucky se-lane, Londo , n • hy Messr • w ,... 2 6- 4 0 0 0- 0 0 - Co., at their N,,,, Cortes Maryland and c tisement AgencY,, Escha c f . Adv r . Floras 63- 7 0 • cwt. in bond. ~' Quay, Dublin ; papermr 4 Mr. Wh eelL "l este r ; r a • Caraccas, 0 Toirsis.alc, M nun, Glasgow; 's a ne 1 mg- 4 9- 6 al • 13 6 -16 0 street, aud • Mr • Sobres 2 9 _ 4 3 Bengal 13 ~,, mt. i Haddock •C• H. Lewi Lewis, Market.street,4‘• rs. warr an ;na , and of J (1 W Dooksella . 3, an . Bootle, Cortex TURPENTINE, v 6- 8 0 ' Mr. Clarke, pij t •J, and 41 0-o Preston; aria Mr. tilt LAC DYE. V' tb• .. 2 6 American ton. - .t' S 5 street, Birminglearnffice' e cr D.T. and prime. o -1 4 VAtoNla, 19. k d •6 0 -20 o - —en ist , mid. to good.. 07- 6 Smyrna, picked e terms ' . to 0 -15 0 ' of Subscription for this Paper : Art nl.l.- . ord. & inferior 0 5- 0 morea cwt. in bond. one year, £ 2 6 , ~. e l 3s. ; , ~ 00 m•Dca aoors, 1 9, cwt. WAX, BEES V - , S , ; half-r.'ar. ...-- i 2 7 0 710 11s. 6d. 58 8- 6° 0 African —if paid in advance—one year Smyrna 7 0 - 8 0 Tripoli & Syria .. none East India half.year, il Is; none 7 10 - 8 0 quarter, tot; 6d. French , American 111012 e Naples t Of an a Dt alluded at) not antlClPat upon to act in the way It is said in the Lahore pathawur. us dam .-- meditates an attack upon Pes - the Sikhs for the aid tbev rendered n, pre nOlv iiitTith;;eillrashed t will do so again with, ZEALAND. Yew Zealand Journ (From t, 9th of N Comps: e bishop a claims of F' .olNP"lciiolson s‘... ii be cal A ntir breth J stio nslandeoloniza. New Zea vith Mr. Commissioner) Governor had nc - e i n aiding confirmed he. then 4.,,,,,,i,...,r0ciairrted as COnWan b ed__Y.pattleraen ,d alacrity in d into r Rand cemetery and cha a board! Sion with system ng the any arrangement by which ui' and that the territory sb Crown domains- an' l th I visit of the In Nelson t bishop for erecting a Sunday and infant hospital for the re f justice care & averaging £lO per de. also froin Sydne: Associations had and four The emigrant a New Zealand tree deaths r to Waimea wit r for New Pip" land ea A coup land. ' rt was to N of IS striking from priva f an efts to take a new s' ie arrangements wou and C :loos to esta ad arrived, a D Auck la ad show a and new! w Zealand rs, New Zealand Lave been tempora w almost certain to be rei EXTENSIVX AND SYSTEMA mg to Mr. C. Buller ermanent came of distress COMPETITION OF CA R WITH LABOUR terribl wider field of employment for labour and for OP" petition then, is, according to Mr. C. Bulsver, rtri tiSi rmanent cause—of the e nit that competition ongh 1 logically, to be his ai plan of deadly scope. coliinizaiion, merely to find nesv field principle of competition may have We have in this country, if Mr. C. B pet - abundance of la tions be accurate, a su hind : an d it is, he maintains, this deft combined with superabundant labour v ital, which generates the distress that weighs down t doetive energies of England ; If capital and labour in England, so, endow --41 v stands in Superabound" i have land du We have labour that ivation The Mal arks employe turjans and I have capital uninvested. ists, while they insist i On the '` sups_ and of capital , do, i t s true, maintain that the unc land of England is not cultivated, simply becav tams would not compensate for th is, however, a perilous one. If the Milthasians ssume that an Lion, ma and maintain that a ,ortion of England, which is uninvested. is not worth tha a ttend its inv .f England that ZAI of port 1s Of t giana Is t when measured Non as If Mr. ( rst asu Great Brit. abundance" of labc portion of the land of England I because it is not worth the expense of cum, of the opponents of Malthusianism extend th ,e capital c that any portion of th mpioyed, is not deserving o ,nnmists of the stamp of Mr f ' t re . el) cc all la ie -Ic' - f ii t in g gas p Mr.::. 1 the ' weg ity hou tat wht, ell earr. ug wad !ss and ,y. ith cowl and n - a eMslx sZthe 1 in -- oti uct Marquis of Dour, rdship intended Id return to E nts ha' st and aga e will be Occasion Her Majesty's si3 a, St. Kitt's. amount of Br n noo sterling; INDIA will, we all pubi!s atiered over ...;,able a" s o f nat calamit atest p Mr. G Is of a aittal of al sh facto e inter . to the d ,toveib. 1 much clubs.; b! ingather Mr. Thos 3rator has Ka AVe ro mot' ciicatio!l :?.1, gist n 314 1 fr °ID 15 I in ar Df Octol in Wak - li'l r. C.. 13 ;re ex" itment—anc, e inferior s left tow in named - Dazle wifp The body nths, was exhumed about the 2 se of poisonir a on iW;-estlingworti And the perpetrator of the deed 0, fter having been interred abo :Oth of March, on which Ijournmeut or conclusive a nature ,“.: Jury AN •ithout hesitation found a verdict t o the elect, at William Dailey had been poisoned by arsenic adniinis ered by Sarah Dailey, his wife. Inspector Blundell, of the Bedfordshire Rural Police, apprehended the woman at Broken-wharf, Thames-street, at the residence of her brother, a woman. After the adjourned inquest, she was conveyed to Bedford Gaol upon the coroner's warrant of commitment. al this time she had treated the matter with great nonclia -, and was actually ` a ' r a c sk o e c d kh in ay e n h e u H re a h t , i ' e ' y t , o w a h n o 7 i n io r w ia e m w e r d , C 011eg e, - Chaplain i u u t l o n a t l s i e rl; Forces, l' e i‘ Jceedines of a still more'' '. its dependencies. le h s a u s ri b er e , e B e d r , ti s b e y n o t h s e r . . z . , .4 , eca ; George n e Niaraurtecdk'altivtinheg tal e e at t h bat s h .n at e l e got abroad about Wil ,oaracter, it appears that M. ' • committal, further rumours have been circulated touching ' 1 : Lord Bishop of Gibraltar, to the Archdeaconry of Malta and a; liam Dazley's suspicious d . i . the unhappy woman's 3 n i p .A res ' en f t er husband, and also of a child she had elf to the regiment of artillery I die whole of whom he was readily The Rev. William J. Earley Bennett, ILA. formerly formerly ~ A • the death of her form . of the people were so strongly en- .= Student of Christ Church, Minister of Portman chapel , St- ' bY him, both of whom expired . in a very mysterious manner Maryiebone, has been presented, by the, Bishop of London, 'in the year 1840. Rigid inquiries were made by the autho- Crescent, Knightsbridge. ,' to the Incumbency of the new Church of St. Paul, Wilton rities, and the result was that the coroner of Bedfordshire, few days he found himself at the lea t what had previously taken place, i tha d t't .. `', R. Eagles, Esq., summoned a jury on Thursday week, at with which he was preparing to f en, In the meantime, with the view of ' Rev. George Yarnold Osborn, formerly of. Sidney Sussex '': six o'clock, I -ns that he was not actuated - at the village of Wrestlingworth. The jury hay. 4 College, Cambridge, to the Curacy of Celesbill, Warwieks bire • • ing been sworn, the authorities, in conjunction with several - I:Workhouse. proposed to M. Beau- Rev. Henry Tull, to be Chaplain to the Sudbury Union surgeons and an eminent physician, proceeded to the village who has been very • of Tadlow in Cambridgeshire, about two miles and a half last ten or twelve years as the pro- SATURDAY, APRIL 22 W' _ded for theßev. Thomas Bleaymire, formerly of Trinity College, Cam- from Wrestlingworth. This first husband of the accused bridge, to be Incumbent Curate of the new Church of St. (by name Simeon Mead) was a native of Tadlow, and was ARRIVED.-Edinbur .- ind ly N.W. fresh breeze. gh. Lawson • Britannia , • ....cessor of Boyer i . M. _ John's, Carrington, Notts. buried there, although he resided at Wrestlingorth up to the Bissett ; Clyde, Theobald, and Kentucky, M•Bean ; Fandora. M. Beaugillard -provisionally 'n the Presidency, to declare the Rodgers, from New Or- • vacant, and to procIaimLIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, APRIL 21. could be taken to assemble Rev. W. Barker, of Harrowgate, to the Perpetual Curacy place by; Rob resident until an opportunity Rev. J. Medley, M.A., t o a Prebend i n Lincoln Cathedral. time of his death. The child was also buried at the same . leans-Acadia, M'Kenzie c raves havin been ointed out by Hector S encer • C ' Roy, Arnold; Saracen . n 1) , ordelia, French ; Carroll of Carrolton . _Hiles ; Sugar.-There has been an improved demand, and 300 hhs. B. P le Senate and complete . of Staidburne, Yorkshire ; patron,' the Rev. Tripp, - the sexton, order was given by the coroner for the disin- sailed 23rd ultimo, and Vandalia, Weston, from , Bird, ' have been sold at very full prices. 3500 bags Bengal have alsc bes. It appears that at the his election by the forms which the J. Tripp, ec- e -Blake, been disposed of, at an advance of fully Is 6cl per laytian Constitution preseri ago, M B •11 d tor of Kirkby, Overblow. terment of the bodies. Amore extraordinary scene was never • , , . Fraser, from Charleston- • Windsor, Pepper, from Ceara-Hibbert , ' cwt. No sale question, now some three weeks M. eaugi ar of Mauritius.. Nothing done in Foreign. The only sale to upon ,eriod in of this offer of M. Duweille, but I . Rev. Beilby Porteus Hodgson, of Trinity Colle e, witnessed. The early hour of the morning -the awful still- • Wilson,rce, n t : o o r m i ll o onte Video-Victoria, from Laguna-Grace Darli ' ' nic. in Molasses is _a parcel of 800 puns. Antigua, of last year's im leclined to avail himself d Cambridge, Rector of Hillingdon, M.A. Miidlesex to the office ness that neigned, broken only by the blows of the mattock Hughes, it Grande--Veracity, Gething, for Smyrna U ' od that t h d'd not 1 k 'th 1 un ersto a e i n look with from Havre-Vkilliam Rushton 1 , • - awn, • portation, at 2,s per cwt. Coffee.-Nothing done in Plantation relieve it was perfect y . orster ; •Speedy..______ , ' resistance which was offered to the. Clerk in Orders of St. George's, Han ' by d - hcountry for miles covered with snow—the and Lord Nelson, from - over-square, vacantandspa e t e Lisbon-and Daphne, The descri • Of Foreign, phons. 320 bags and brls. of Laugayra 46 tees lisfavour on the armed . the rest nation mpson, from St St. Jago de Cuba, and 165 a bags Costa Rica have been iaken . 'of the President, although •he did not • on of the Rev. Dr. Gardner ; patron, the Dean singular group collected under the walls of the church, Michael's big side. The gra g p bl t roceedings of Carlisle. ricilen- P time was yet for his placing himself at comequietly and mysteriously discussing the various points of SAitsu.-Mary •Marsden, Williams, for Africa-Duke" the Trade, within the range of the quotations. 1000 bags Ginge; hink that the .tester, solby, for Demerara-Ritson, f li of Glou- , sold, at 125 6d for Bengal, 13s to 15s 6d per cwt. for Malabar, and he head of the revolutionary movement. In all probability, - Rev. John Leach, M. A. formerly of Pembroke Colle s • • th th d been developed-and the little knot of ge., uspicion a a Caledonia, Pines, for St. John N• B• -Coro Johnston, or arbadoes- 'OO b n ags black Pepper at 30 aid per lb No transacti • Cambridge, to the embarkation of Boyer with his leading ad-. . Perpetual Curacy of All Saint's, Bolton- villagers that stood near the graves, partly quaking with , • • net, Bute, for Quebec- ons in Cocoa liots ur Ditchb f P .. urn. or P' t R' 1200 t * c or men o. Ice.- ces. found buyers, at 15s Id to Ids 6d pen iowever, theNewfoundland-Lanercost. Mann, for ••rents will have proved the signal - ' le-Moors Lancashire, vacant by the resi C fth Rev. old d tl shivering with horror at the dadful deeds Val gna ion o e c ,an par yparalso-Ann, Blair, for Montreal-T P. wt. There continues a good demand for the finer desc • • • J. S. Birley ; patron, T. Tipping; Esq. that had been committed -formed, indeed, a re pihture not Philadelphia-Rienzi, Smith, ' and P * Cope, Miercken, fornptions of B. P. Rum, of which the salesfi -cr himself.chic , y consist,. viz., 70 puns - • Rev. Samuel Moon, B:A., of Catharine Hall, Cambridge, easily to be forgotten. When the coffins were found, and Orleans-Margaret, Russell, forp owhattan, Prindle for New Demerara, 30 to 36 per cent. 0. I' ernau-Hama, Smardon,., at -s 10d to 3s Id, and 50 puns . •to the Curacy of Ainsworth, Lancashire. ,he mould cleared off, they were identified by, a carpenter • Gibraltar-Ariel. Mounsey, and Thetis, Zeilsch ' ter II for . Jamaica, 32s per cent. 0. P., at 3s per gallon. annburg- Rev. George Alexander' Magrath Lille, 8.A., of Christ's who made them ; the man's coffin had the inscription of Harmonie, Zoltkerk, and Elizabeth, Brouwer, for Na rya-Hawk metallic letters still entire. They were placed in shells, and ' hill, for Naples-and amine Geertrude, Kranenburg, for Dordt. mnveyed in a cart beyond the boundaries of Cambridges ' hire, Berbice, from London co a farm, where they were placed in a threshing b arn , an d . Murray, henceatJani,aitictallerbice • •i he jury assembled to view the bodies. The child's coffin Barnard Castle, hence at Swinemunde was first unscrewed. This had been buried in November ; , Wm. Pitt, Bruce, sailed from Venice for this port 18th ultimo , Ind although made of deal was in good preservation. The . Tamerlane, Theobald ; Othello, Albree ; and Enterprise, Wat oody was entirely decomposed, except a small portion, which kins, hence at Savannah - was converted into adipocere. The large coffin was much - tooße d i e nde l er i Kemp, hence off Mims, but put to sea again, being ' more decayed; the flesh and muscles of the unfortunate man Mary ' l Elizabeth, . • were entirely decomposed, and a quantity of dark fluid filled making water, from Newport for this port, at Holyhead, having struck on the Skerries. up a considerable part of the coffin. Th e f rame was entire,- ' ~ _ but there was not a vestige of skin, except at the lower region ----- - of the stomach, where it had become tough. A great num same tirgelhpre is some reason to apprehend, a —4ulaOpi) who speak the. Spanish lan ;atereourse with their fellow-citi aose portions of the r had but 1 the other end of the island,whom manners and habit i3odel, that sorne attempt may noa s College, Cambridge, to be Chaplain to H. M.'s ship Alfred. ✓ Rev. W. Lucas Heaviside, M.A., late Fellow and Tutoi of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, Professor of Nlathe• e matics at the East India College, Haileybury, to be Mathe• e matical Examiner in the University of London, in the rootr of the Rev. R. Murphy, deceased. Rev. Bartley Lee, Lecturer of All Saints and St. Mary Huntingdon, and Domestic Ch a pl a i n to th e E ar l o f E rr ol n to the Rectory of Warboys, Hunts. h Rev. Anthony Garstin, to the Rectory of Manfieldstown in the diocese of Armagh, vacant by the death of the Rev Dr. Vesey. • T L •e, LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, APRIL 21. A fair average demand for Cotton to-day, and about 4,000 have been sold at steady and full market prices for Arnericar descriptions. Sales of the week are 34,030 bales, of whicl: speculators take 5,000, and exporters 2,800, leavine• 26,230 bales for consumers, being more than they have taken for some time. Egyptians are id. dearer this week ; all other kinds without change. t there is Prices paid, ImroitTs in the week. ThisWk.,thisyea 180 , Sea Island 9 41) 161 ) 70 Stained 6480 ! Bowed Georgia 5610 f Mobile i• ' 1 Alabama and Tennes see 3i 4 1 34449 1 isa;o . New Orleans 880 Pernambuco & Paraiba s# lit ) --% 1 Aricati and Ceara 220 1 Bah 1 Bahia and Maceio 170 { Maranharn 1 "• • 1 7 5 Sawginned Minas 1 " .* 1 Para ... Demerara. Surinam, &c, .... 990 Egyptian 204 2 119; .... Barbadoes .... .... Peru v i an 1 1 15 .... Bahama I I 650 Laguayra .... Common West India, &c ). sgo } 447 .... Carthageua .... Smyrna .... Manila 2560 Surat 250 Madras ... 100 Bengal 1, but from what I knoW of th ews of many of its inhabit tranquil and permaner to more danger frorr tre fray i - :::.. nt N r. ettl eL '‘ this cause is, fortunately , hanper.. There I at this moment a respectable Brills} "nrce on this station, and as both parties have appealed to in r protection, first those, with M. Espinasse at their head eho had b - en into exile by the arbitrary proceeding if the Presi t. and now Boyer himself, with his iumediat Ltry personally, and of tilt , I incline to think that aps from any other airs—in idents a nest en le from kux Cayes f Aux Cayes ur Hugh Cl ugh, B.A immond' of Oriel' us Christi Col- Noel Lowe, 8.A.. of Queen's College, has been the Curacy of Up Ottery, Devon. Thomas D'Oyley Walters, 8.A., of Christ Church, has been presented to the Curacy of Congresburyl Cuddinaton Betbune, 8.D., of Trinity has been appointed, byl be his Lordship's Domestic Sussex of Abergavenny stance whit t apre: of the oppo-P 3f Aux ( ibt,t.l.e I RIVA 'btPtflu ititltite. ifitialtttOi p IA - ‘ . ;iiiiiii6t, iiiiiiiiiim MAiiief, Aka! 1 PRinAY, MIRO, 2t.=--wind S.W; macletatO. Aaiiivan .—Rtalto, Adams, from New Orleans—John Dennisiodri Young, from Mobile—Andrew Scott, Emery, from Charleston— Eliza, Snell, from Savannah—Naples Packet, Richards, from Gal. lipoli—and Anna Maria, Shrik, from Amsterdam. howeg r . —.Li necessarily .' be t ; arc , genial weather. Some very fair tub Butter from ws. l 7 . 7 is selling at Sd IR lb. Beef and Pork fully maintain our last (Of, tations. Bacon is improvipg a little in demand, but prices are au , . bigter: • • • • a s ti t p t p h l e ie r s estitof become tbae uprn_p.nel Cwt," Pr; MtibLEWICII COR:i MARKET, Arita, 1 b. d. • new Oats, old, l) 50Ib new Pease Beans, 601 b ---- - , .... a 0 - I f . Release, Clements, hence at Palermo ..----,--a-,--- - - .Dri''' ',,,, ~ Ilarrnah; Rattray, and Patriot Minin, hence at Havana MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE , 4 Ellen German, hence at Laguira he want of firmness in the London market, an d , 0 an Enterprise, hence at Savannah ' - ' of the . season, rr ~ie weather (which even at this early period . , ; i,-, LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 24. , ur la" - ; Mary Hawkins, hence at Demerara since 0 . ... Denison, Ryrie, hence at Antigua .. We have had a smaller supply of Cattle at this day's market, 'I , week, and the transactions that have taken place , . , ~Tllo=. Herald, Jones, hence at St. Thomas '' which met with a fair demand, and last week's prices fully sup- . ‘r, report has been of the most limited nature, and the declo'-"wake is. effect upon the trade) has almost put a stop to business dur.P•" Glengaref, sailed from Jamaica for this port Ilth March - ported ; the supply of Sheep was rather large , and the trade dull at v'c Tallentyre and Parana, hence at Barbadoes c a small reduction in price. Prime Beef 5d to 50 ; middling 4d to . , f or the seconday qualities of each article . Liverpool B . D . d _. ev er y - field both flat yesterday, and a tendency to lower prices w r so little • Cheshire, Henrickson, from Barbadoes for this port, at Antigua, The same remark applies to our market of to day __,_ d a y 4,1 d ; prime Wethers aid to sid ; middling sd, sinking the offal.: thing. , with pumps out of order '. We had also a lot of Spanish Cattle, which were of a bad descrip- ,4 , is doing however, that we do not alter the quotations of this of the Lil Hopewell, Carter; Autumnus White, and Workington . Douglas , ti on. stock ii . Wheatand Flour f le though our , ; week . slow o sale , at we ii , tion. , ' - -r. latter of good fresh ality, is small. Oats and Oatmeal' .. mach 1!..i hence at Jamaica . Artr v ery ;..; Fellowship, Armstrong, hence for Halifax, at Fa al with loss of caboose, bulwarks, and sails split LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATOE MARKET, ~ as Peant, and all feeding stuff, very dull. Malt is held wan '''' ~ , -,, 7 confidence at full prices. • h Saiharang, Halbert, and Alexander, Murray, sailed from Palermo April 24, 1843. •,.ii 9th March ; Earl Grey, Douglas, and Mischief, Leader, 11th; Loyal Our local markets have been but moderately supplied during the •,,,P" '''''''"'""'"...........--- e l : Packet, and Syeen, Foster, 24th, all for this port • past few days, with the different descriptions of agricultural pro . t.,•; • ... Abbotsford, from the Mauritius, off the Lizard. On the gth ult. duce, and although there has been a good demand for each article in lat. 4N, long. 21 W, spoke the Sunflower, hence for Bahia. there is little or no alteration in the currency. The Abbotsford has part of the crew of the Ramsey on board, lost Potatoes gottr. s. d. s. d. at Ascension. Short Tops 1 3 1 4i Old Hay ... •• - AN2ratrA, March 22.-The cargo of the Maria, Henderson, for Cups Liverpool, which put in here 26th January, will be transhipped for . Pink-eyes and ). Clover Hay.. i Liverpool in the Grace. It is expected that the Maria will be con- Kemps lll 2 0 Straw, Wheat 0 7,1 084 ! ' demned. - ... LONDON GAZETTE.—FRIDAY, Arial, 21. s. d. s. d 0 700 11 v 20!b o o 0 0 -- 0 7 0 Cattle Turnips, ton ICarrots 1 0 1 2 Straw, Oat .. 0 6 0 20 0 21 0 Straw, Barley 0 5 0 6 0 0 0 0, Bean .. 0 0 0 0 1 PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. ..,...de, ',s. R. Hewson and G. Harcourt, Charles street. Manchesteriby:,,,..„. -,!..', London. surveyors —R. Armour and H. Fowler, Montreall 47__ , !or and W. Goldsmith, Waterloo -terrace, Ratcliffe, lineffd P' BrierlCY :,.. J. Ellis and J. Wilson, Ardwick, Lancashire, joiners—s . al s n , d 0 and T. Thompson, Rochdale, Lancashire, tea-dealers —J. D. C. , ,Ni. Phillips, Fulham, schoolkeepers—T, Churchyard and . „ cwt. "" meadows, Woodbridge, Suffolk, attorneys—l: Porch and n ,, r - _,_h i ak . bury, London, carriers—W. Pratt and J. M. Hinchcliff. and A ! 4rocers—N. Hinchcliff, G. S. Hincheliff , E. S. „ baii gnu :,:.: Haselden, Chelsea, papier mache manufacturers — E. ''''''. n d W. '-. J. Cooban, Liverpool, timber-merchants—T. Handley — a nd A• Handley, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, farmeis—J. Cerium ..,,, Ringer. 140 71 v. • , Hooper, Birmingham, ironfounders—T. Tasker and W. l ''' . Bielby, Yorkshire, canal-traders. • ' • INVENT -c. Aprils 13, Sarah Moore, Whi SO te Lionourt, Birchin-lane, COrnhill' ..:. Benjamin London, baker. ...' BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. A", Henry Marklew, Henly-upon-Thames Oxfordshire, innkeepe r. 4 BANKRUPTS . . • 2at eleV en 9, June • 9oll' Jones, LlanidloesiMontgemeryshire, banker. _... • Thomas Brooke, Liverpool, victualler. May ~ at the District Court, Liverpool. Solicitors, 14. Dodge, Liverpool ; and Messrs. Bridger and Co., Finsbury-circa lLondon ; official assignee, Mr. Bird, Liverpool. . Edward Vaughan Austin, Rotherithe, apothecary. (War e ' V Daniel Davis, Newington.causeway, London, earthe .;.'1" , Jealer. Mary Buchanan. Shere, Surrey, brewer. • :. Thomas Walker, Poulton-in-the-Fylde, Lancashire, grocer. Y•_DIVIDENDS. May 13; R. Pease, Leeds, timber•merchant—May 12.."• Tyne. ~, : s Reading, druggist—May 16, J. Brown, Newcastle-upon- Is. vi ,. s.• cooper —May 18, W, Webb, Liverpool, ironmonger —May er, J Coop Devner, andNixey, Liverpool, woollen-drapers—May 11, J . „rrey. Messrs. Francisircts, cutton, cheshire, mercer—May 15, W. H. Swain, Farnham.," 1 ., traper—May 12, J. Wildy, Oxford street, London, hatter 1 Al C. Park, Finch-lane, City, London, merchant. •., CERTIFICATES n o the To be granted, un l ess cause be shown to the contrary. - ir... day of meeting. • • May 16, A. Yeatman and A. Lnm, Fore-street, City, L cu t °l4 o o '1 c ; l r o o n c , e l r o_c k m - ay 12, manufacturer — Ma w. N ewton n y n Id 2 J. J . -, chemists—May 12, H. Clarke, George-street, Mansion Ign a l e ,4 o lk, macolendeldp Chester. in • silk-throWsters—May 16, D. W. Baukes, Manchester, deallt_. piano -fortes—May 12, E. Rowbottom, Manchester, flour dealer 0, ~ ..'....ter. May 12, E. Davies, Great Crosby, Lancashire, blacksmith —Mar . N S e . w G to ow n, ing, Lowestoft R. Shepherd, Liverpool, boot-maker. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. George Adds, Park-lane, ( helsea, builder. Richard Lloyd, Dudley, W orcestersh i re, surgeon. ice. Charles King, Robert-st reet, Chelsea, clerk in t h e Census-o Henry Halstead, Chichester, stonemason. Edward Elmsall Day, Bristol, surgeon. William Stead, Huddersfield. overlooker.' wooen ' _ in ufan - Janies Broadbent, Dalton, Yorkshire 11 fancy —ln , turer Arthur Cox, Bridgwater, Somersetshire, innkeeper. Daniel Wood, Cheltenham, cabinetmaker. • f ar mer- Thomas Huskisson, East Bridgford, Nottinghamshire, William Glenn, Liverpool, ale-dealer. William Thomas, E xeter, accountant. James Longwortli, Little Bolt on, Lancas hi re. d ea l e r in malt. Jonas Binns, Kew-green. Surrey, linendraper. John Gardener, Chalk, Kent, wheelwright. James Carpenter, Kidlington, Oxfordshire, grocer. PWilliam hebe Jones, Ludgate-hill Lon don, milliner. KeuiPSter, Aston, Warwickshire, retailer of beer. o _ John Everett, C ross -street, Islington, town traveller t cheater warehouseman. nOL• Eta_ ME ETINGS or CREDITORS von LIV Hors. APRIL. ;I 26, Richard Goolden, (audit) Di s t r ict Co urt, 12 Ditto, _ 26, Thomas Milne Whiteley, (lit) Ditto, 11 26, Charles John and James Gaussen, (lst,) . Ditto, it 26, James Gordon, (proof). Ditto, 0 27, David Hughes, (audit) Dirt° , 11 27, Richard Warren (proof and div.) Ditto,' , I i 28, John Anderson, (2nd) Ditto. -12 28, Robert Dempsey Sothern, (2nd) Ditto. 1 2 28, John Edmund Robinson, (Ist) ' Ditto, it 28, William Eccles, (2nd) , Ditto, 1 • 28, Charles Pugh, (audit) Ditto, 28, Thomas Evans, (proof and div.) ______...........- LIVERP OOL INFIRMARY REPORT, AP RIL 22, DISCITARCED In-patients cured ........ 29 i In-patients ... ....... ' u Relieved and at own request 8 1 Out-patients • • ... 1 ~,,.• ....... 4 _ I Madeeg irregular ut-patielits . ....... rr : ... .. .. 2 0 Casuais jou Dead ... . .......... 3 1n tPe nus ADMITTED