The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-06-08 00:00:00

ee'l oi . , . . .. 00 THE LIVERPOOL STA _... ,0A 0 GEN li t ,' 0 1 Ta g l ER AL NEWS bowing to the bench, took his departure. One of the by the Rev. T. Nolan, the Rev. G. A. tw o et D.. s ushers was sent out to communicate with the police, and, Rev. P. B. Power. Between the spee —_ ire, go o etin'ur AL c,,,, t -on the hon. member being sought for, it was found that sung. The proceedings were conduct( 10 1 " Isi 11 ' gen JUNK KEYING was sold by he bad paid a visit to the Court of Common Pleas, to the singing the National Anthem, with a o e WO. R, 'I ~Thursday, for £2900. r e e , ~, el, i i -• nenete discomfiture of the bench and bar. Taking a seat in the certainly seemed fully to justify the c Inn nati e game 'rn the author of "Orion" and other inner bar, he shook hands with several of the Queen's tion that England's escape from the r nee te e aeeest those who are about to try their for- counsel; talked of his trip to America in a very inco- ness of 1848 was, in a considerable d ire o i ht kot t , c 'w world of Australia. herent style, and, as in the Exchequer, began to nod and to the loyalty carried to the homes of tl re ! ) . ,, 11 ' itle m ra hrt sA,T THE UNIVERSITIES. Accordinz to the laugh at the judges. This be kept up for about five England by their loved little ones from' re eehill ;l ue university Commissioners, a st-udent's minutes, and on Mr• Justice Maule lo ••in down some This festival, will, in all probability, 1 ~0 Oa t °den amounts to £4O a-year. principle of law as ' applicable to the la then being one ; and, in concluding our report, we ew Herald proposes that the patronage of heard, he gave vent to a violent outburst of laughter, and impressing upon those upon whom its toe ° , ti t il k t t hi t s i e l o C e i l l a e g n e d e _should be taken from the Roman Ca- appeared as much amused as if the learned judge was re- volves, the importance of selecting spy ;isw ICI' given to the laity in each diocese. lating come curious story. As his lordship was concluding such personal and mental qualificati( ' en': natte es n THE p each sentence, he observed, " Ali !" "To be sure." "You them to impress successfully upon so in or, elp t i m n the RI" OF BREAD.-In London, on ar e r i g ht." "Very s t rang e " lle then visited the „Turt the great and momentous lessons such t er e 'hall bakers- reduced the four pound loaf to 5-nd. w he r e the Lords Justices (Lord C r anworth and Knight tile means of making indelible. o p , li t b als o fallen in Berlin and Brussels. i r4 BI k(I .'"XB ELL R , Bruce) were hearing appeals. He forced his way to close re - °lt le E es A SSOCIATION has dissolved itself, under the bench, and, muttering some unconnected 0 stlbse tsi e o m n bers of it deeming themselves bound by sentences to Sir P. Wood, stared the Lords Justices fa SPORTING INTELL fed', hp'it AN t o Lord Campbell's award. full in the face, and began to nod and laugh at them. Sir --------- - P e'. b.. at 4 PER.......m , Knight Bruce immediately inqui: el fer cne of the officers Confidence and Sir Charles have arr qoritl f rem, som e _ , r•Hogsflesh, for many years a ara of tile court. The inquiry was quite enough for Mr. at Melton. m e e, e e .ofe es, has lately gone through the requisite , Oh' Ate ny , to have • , Ot r e t e to be forthcoming he went bowing out of the court. He It is reported that one of the learn h h a . t ts Charles Hoxley, P OO il'a f s We next visited the Lord Chanceller, and, forcing his way be- minster has won £15,000 on the Derb) eta o o Mel s t t ate p i x e LEY and DuscomßE, it is said, will low the inner bar, began to nod and smile with his former A gentleman in this town yece l ntly . a le° "kit" th em n b aut irn , and Alderman Challis and Mr. vigour, As may be imagined, he succeeded in interrupt- tious name, just for a lark, that ie v, o e _ 41 candidates, er for Bodmin, will present themselves ing the business of the court ; his eccentricities, also, had ner of the Oaks to any one applying,i. 6g/' ie .'''4ll ) . ,., 6 1 s 1 , 401 , , attracted a number of followers, and for the time much He received upwards of fifty app ma t e nt , le th ' AUSTRALIA.-The ship Wellington, ar- commotion pre ailed. At length his peculiar demeanour being from ladies. VI; itt he ltie beoxLeosnon docks, from Hobart Town, has excited the observation of the Lord Chancellor, who, in Constance (the dam of Catharine F 0 %1 . 4 etr oPor ofgold dust, consigned to sundry parties his usual calm and dignified manner, desired hint. to sit accident and broke her leg on Monde) e c to ON is. down. Mr. O'Connor again grinned and bowed, and, sequence of which she was obliged to t otl oo keto m ,time na __ e having the fear, probably, of being committed for con- was accordingly shot in the vicinity o mi 0 e tle t nhe ea distinctly NouTH WALThe shock . of an tempt of that high court, bowed and laughed to all near Doncaster, on Wednesday morning li ' 0 "Tat.,toto, 8 utstinctly felt on Tuesday morning last, . I . , rt: t :li t ( ; i .. a , Rd . neighbourhood. The shock extended him, and made a hasty escape into Westminster-hall. He dent happened is not known. e,O e t get et least n. 6 miles.-Swansea Herald. loitered about the hall for a short time afterwards and 9° ` ir Oat t A v 0 then sauntered up Parliament-street to the hotel where The great foot-race for the champs run in Copenhagen Fields on Whit-le Igoe t n ee ° r eee . r Llemome (a Roman Catholic) recently he is residing. I, eve a qh "ed a I " a young man, who aplied to be admitted te in ' - siel to , na t illbe nt • tif the city, on the ground that he had gave up dead beat, Jackson running Poet eCentn is ed, and therefore could not properly make COURT AND FASHION. round, and walking the remainder ;ye 0% n ia l t*l " It required on the "true faith of a christian!" ten miles on record. i L e 99e ty ei a n itte e la k i n s B.alsTowe, shipbroker and customs agent, HER . MAJESTY'S DRAWING-ROOM.-Tie Queen held link mel t e. ;tutted suicide the other day by shooting a drawing-room on Thursday, in St. James's Palace. The Some . of the police on duty on th $9Ol apt a te a° the head. He has left a wife and eight Queen wore a train of blue silk brocaded in silver, of meeting 4 Epsom, while walking el ra. , •' e k ot 7 e L atlitl d ggle against the difficulties which he had English manufacture, trimmed with silver blonde and vexed a piece of cork fixed on end -10 to lf as h ,, tr k eto meet. white tulle. The petticoat was of white satin, covered ground, which, on being picked up WI °; ° o 9f i / itil t :34 r to v n Sherret was publicly received at Ports- ..th white tulle, and trimmed with bows of white satin pierced with a nail about two incl ribonds and blue and eilver islands. Her 's head manner that when the cork was on o tiog e iwro Me "an night, and presented by the Mayor e k e atts t pee e re as from the inhabitants of that place. Sir dress was formed of diamonds and feathers. Majesty would remain point upwards, and coo den upon, to cause temporary, if not or tale Smith and suite have since arrived at The DUCHESS of KENT visited the Queen, on Friday, th o e tl q.„ °to Piccadilly, ' a t ,' ID, , London. at Buckingham Palace, and partook of luncheon with her Pr el keel i e-e . his path. The discovery of one such Majesty and Prince Albert. 41 al the vi l la painful emotion was on Monday led to further search, when not less fo e ~ LlaC t let " I "age of Laverstock, in consequence of PRINCE ALBERT, attended by his suite, left . Bucking- were picked up. e 'sg e , e ne, l tteen„wife to the bailiff of Mr Cooper, having ham Palace, at ten o'clock on Friday morning, for the _ e n, n i r " n ' il ,ain eo - ti le e ide by cutting her throat.. It is only three purpose of being present at the Eton College speeches. 0, to TATTERSALL'S. - Te etl nii In °ho e. was married for the third time.-IVill- Ilis Royal Highness returned to Buckingham Palace at r eSCOT STAKES. cl/ 5 14 i4i t , L l' i ti ti „ one o'clock. 6to 1 agst Lord N ilton's Lady Eve flottin Q b Q --.' roR "es m A. II MAJESTYgave a concert at Buckingham Palace on - t e e , at h see THE ~ATIONAT. GALLERY.-- par-- . -EN. . Bto 1 - Captain Johnson's Alleg 15. 0 0 , N ll l % H t. made on the mat of the trustees of the Friday evening. ' Hyacinth was scratched at one p.m g e nn, Int alt' s 'Pt' of London, at tile sale of the late Mar- A 'CAB:NET COUNCIL was held on Saturday. The Mi THE EMPEROR'S PI. 411 0 3 01 iN t 4 .tt tit e _ °ll ection, of a picture by Tirian, and also o g f " 2to 1 agst Lord Zetland's Voltigeu IA hittesinetlohlier sale . in Paris,. for the purpose of being te° . o....... nisters sat for about three-quarters of an hour. 5 to 1 offered agst any other. , t oren reesm_ that national establishment. - Stilton was struck out on WI m ei , 4at t , uR,,,,.., ST. LEGER. "04 40 1 , 4 "1t0R . - '' 3 N OF THE WELLINGTON STATUE AT MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. 600 to 400 laid twice agst Danl. O'R , err „ hi,„ , Mr. Steele's magnificent equestrian grove, ---_------- -- DERBY. 010 1 1 ~.4 4 :lou he " , and in a state to be removed from the THEATRE ROYAL.-This establishment opened last 20 to 1 agst Mr. Powney's Cineas (tr 0 • ‘teiat e ;ll to the pedestal already erected in front of evening for a short season, for the production of legiti di 9125 to 1 - Lord Eglinton's Vander s t k li b 'to its °use. On the 18th inst. the statue will 'be mate drama, with Miss Varidenhoff 's new play of 25 to 1 - Lord John Scott's The oe , tit Wks, `ue public gaze. " Woman's Heart," the leading characters in which are nay , tetti ao 'tie s 30 to 1-- Mr, Bowes's West Aust r n e 0 t eam t te te Ix THE leno-We have received from the sustained by the authoress, Mr. Vandentidff, and Mr. 40 to 1 - Lord Clifden's Constant • do h ie tth etn t e itt sst ta e f e o.. eopy . o f a correspondence which contains Barry Sullivan. The piece has been got up en the most 40 to 1 - Mr. Howard's Elmstho try 0 .It ,tt00...,n, Newfoundland,witni ral dto the two ships seen liberal scale, with new scenery and dresses, in order to oi s tiot iv o: stithf,haeatv:t_irin:ocur!so to 1 - Mr. St. George's Broth • i n m /m inim. mh e give every effect to its representation, and we have no .e. eg l i! k f .k ," of th e meets would certainly appear to be doubt that the manager will meet with - due support from RACING FIXTU nee e e en l correctness of the story.- Times. the public, in return for his efforts to provide them with JUNE. ; 10 0 111 VA oe Q SENT , intellectual recreation. e uth i th e Elts OrTANTERBURY have taketuep the Ascot ..... ... o el e et Nate late bloodless duel between their members ; ROYAL AMPHITHEAMZ.-The Bateman Children have Bevesney • . 9,Blbury rn a kt t elgte," Meeting, and have Passed resolntionso and been attracting crowded houses during• the week, to wit -0.1 Vlt/ of t Maidstone .. e t Ilm!rtm e • hat body have signed a declaration to O m ness their clever imitarievs of some Of the best actors that Leith Pli / e a tee , ' l n nledge themselves not to support e ith er have ever trod the stage. In addition to the plays in to_ 'own, Latrnaerton EnWinch #,,'''o ll 1 44 -ra ta -en at the coming election. which they appeared an their former visit, two new pieces, Hampton. . tb e "' 17 l it l t t t h '"aD S'• - 0 S dservantof Ole . t it t . 1 41 04 e room.- n atur ay a el nut , t L laci s i e Dundas's committed suicide, by making been produced with great success. 'We perceive that Teribury to t ", nit lef t on, in an oblique direction, across the bend Mr.. 'Copeland . has engaged them for three nights more, Macclesfield llC s io al er 31 Ah i ieh h r e mo te d . i . id in g the arteries . a'adtendons, and which will be the last opportunity our friends will have of mmeemeememememee „ mm ose esee ennestseee seeing these wonderful children, as 'they are to take their ( i PO , 4e as ! m u,' 0 1 to death. His inability to-meet seve- , ue arture for the United States at the end of this week. THE CHARIT: so 0,, Nah nester. the Derby are said to ne'the cause p ,ftl r S 1 1 / 4 ,4 4 , act, --------- ----- 011 o r CO; umito - LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRNIAW fe lt A ol th,. t e J aro 11 / , ASCENT.-On Wednescley evening GREAT AGG'REGATE `MOETING OF THE gape.)-ADMITTED: In-patients 41; lime 1 , 7 4 -4e 4 mill es 'Goulston, of the Cremorne Gardens. CHURCH 'SUNDAY SCHOOLS. during the last week, 20.—Drscn Ait 0)1,00 b. i' cii . 14 0 . r ib ascent from the Bellevue Gardens, Man- ese sn , , o e 17 th s ill f0,..,.,att assumed the name of SigirorGiuseppe ( Frasn" the Mornirg Post.) 9 2 , j relieved, l d a e n a c ( ll , a 4 t._ own Re r m eq a u in e e i t n , g ht i ' o oBllr iS: lhalm` e ta enecasion. It was raining at the time, NORTHERN HOSPITAL.--(Week 1 • .d. Last year the experiment of assembling together in one AnairriEn: Accidents, 31 ; Medical .4 .! tOi ke 11 wa s lost to view in about two minutes, h ° 9 l it ` 3 %. 4 mto • j or o i b n la ~ m ee 'a dense black cloud. Next morning- it vast meeting thenaurch Sunday-schools of the metropolis recommendation, 7 ; Total, 38.--D1 ,iotio" '40;1%41, ‘4 that Mr. Goulston had been lir illT:1 in a was dee ed bent r ' eters (the committee of the Sun- irregular, relieveda and a d t ie ozn i. r_eo ß t e ie m st a , i ti n V i t .n en t , ,; Io' % 'ta t near Saddleworth but further day School m Institute) so successful, that it was believed-a,..... 01 0 11°;, lj Iteee wn. eme ' particulars similar meeting this year would receive a larger portion•tf SOUTHERN AND TOXTETHJune .)— IN-PATIENTS: .111. it ,00,0 6i'vt,„ . , 1 4 , , , s was his 51st ascent. the general sympathy, and place in a more forcible manner port, iu ed 2nd ani out-patients,mad 1,3.; at re ps E q„.„, : t,trIEENT AT THE STARYEALL 'COLLIERY, before the pnblic the vastness-kind importance of the Sun- lam 1 ; dead, 1 ; entered, 9 , ; under li'' t l , einet' at .. 7 : - ' 4 , - melancholy accident oceuren on Wed- day school -system. Accordingly a second aggregate PATIENTS :-Cured, 17 ; entered , -57; e be rti . , 0 . 41,: k `me n etarveall Colliery, Kingswood, near gathering took place on \Whit Tuesday, at Exeter Hall. VI Or . , W.411Z1! ib„ rn ", o named Bryant was being raised up the Sunday schools, , we are aware, may be objected to on LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES, .1 ceived advice and medicine-at the ii , oativiro, eta 4 li Zet t , o which, through some 'neglect, the several grounds. A principal objection is, that they ere week-North, 273; South,-262-. total, S tir 0) ..k t a a tee tee te neeha-shaped iron sheild placed over the doing the parents' work. •" Parents (as Mr. Kingsmill at their own houses, and supplied' wit tie, i e b lat7'h e e ea ,nt) bad not been affixed. 'The unfortu- remarks in , his excellent work on Prisons and Prisoners) South, 67 ; total, 219. r i oP: oc:tines_ peen raised some distanceefrom the bot- are the 'first lemetimate teaChers of children, and a pious ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARN,AND r al° t oc'' 'titeZte r ,:at Re piece of stone fell from above, and TUTION, ROSE- HlLL.—ffeekly lter home the best-of all schodise" but at the same time we t be if . I) ll :ne t ,sirtze k him with great force, killing him de° ° O f 'tee he t 'win. cannot shut •our eyes 'to the fact that in our densely attended during the i w l e , e_k - :-At the I own houses 54. total , 4a. eS• tt nth 3 f e-• crowded cities and • towns' there are hundreds of heads of " lv, mo s e , th ; te t eAcaemenT.-On Saturday lae.t - lenry Luff, families who teach not their children virtue either by EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY, N, Su ilt " ' 9 'l ' ll B . tti eq• and with five chilcir'ememet with his precept er example. 'Or it may be, respecting the team" ing Patients Report.)-EvE DEPARTMI soe NiOg Nient d dents p r escribed for, and who hay I wo ► t lir win a shocking manner, at nViessrs. Fill- of our Church, and attending her ordinances, they have ance during the past month, 1399.-: O P ' 01 4 ° 1 4 1 1 4 e tile tt s ,,,•.' Bristol. John Griffith hearing a neither the .aptitude , nor the time to teach. To-many, tients prescribed for, tkc-, 'during the Orleti° h , lte"n , we e 2." n g of a broken engine-strap in the doubtless, - the - Sunday sehool is only a means of . getting llerwemelar, RAGGED scrim( o e,, e ehsh 'elm a 'lnto it, and saw the shaft•of the engine their children out of the way on their day of physical and sTitenT.-(N . Veekl i v eteport. id J a u n n c e , 3. lic r es t ; 4 o C r a. e v ..ntang4P)an, who had been caught up by his often drunken •enjoyment; but to the poor, overtasked, girls 3j; " avia . ge l ( )t -ai ' ly Vs7tuation;, bl hio,i ll iKe Ch oi rle„ Roe ''' in it, and revolving -with , it at every humble son ef the , Church-and it is the blessing of our boys 3, girls I, o ante fu t ti be i - i lit-7,.t1el et .:an alarm ; the engine was- stopped and country that there are thousands of such-the -Secday -------------- r OUP ta %at e . out His corpse was 'in or, frightfully school is a boon of the- highest order. In many a home, BANKRUP ) 0 3 se; !arid the loeth lees being torn of, 'hie right arm drunks of squalor and wtchedness, the result of idleness or ne _ 30 1 , f 'te 4 't l ia - . A te., risers cut from his left hartn. nness, the Sunday: -scholar has been a little•mis nl h 0 0 a seht u t e , t h ati ,s d rehes ' h a t,f eaen . ..E.M . lGßATlON.-DUrittg the past sionary; and the- catechism, the hymns, the prize -books, Tuesda;, . June 1_ jtr 0 : t i ti k , o t ,"v 7 ces at ,:,_aPplicattons have been made by persons and the Bible of - the-child, have often been found to:pre a 0 d i e lt Offic e ~ "le offices of the Land and , Colonial Erni- pare the way for the reception of Christian testhing, Joseph George Jones, poer, Marken, Cheltenham, Io n buildsmon William Rowland ;Hill, Binninglia 11 1 . .,efr 0 3 , 1 ,r, is 1 iortpassages to Australia. At the present when, without them, • the clergyman would have •been Emil Kretzschmar, King-square, ctu' 01 0 ; , 111 1 41 t he Yin a whole fleet of ships in the various received, if -not with conte.mely and abuse, witlisa •b . are jeweller. fh o ", L i the tm...." 1 " t of London, chartered fort Fort Philip, and sullen , civility, which would have become reviling john eutsum, Greenwich, license( Or tr doe 'l Qt a r Victoria:enc., which .are fast filling ' tig h p oriel when his back was turned. It is also objected to-Sunday William Parsons, Merton, Surrey, s m e o Se nt • The number of vessels in the above schools, that in them laymen' do that which would be George Baker and George Baker, London, stockbrokers. 09 0 eTanftrit t m 44 9 o and they carry upwards- of' 23,000. better done •by-clergymene but at present our clergy are ail,. v i f t i % L as th-,trugratton Commissioners also-engaged two too few, and generally too hard worked, to undertake such DECLARATIONS OF OIvtDENDS.- 10 , >" nt,nyveesotlit_sday last, and it is their intention to char- an addition 'to their duties. The practical answer to this the igan, an W• d Liverpoen-coal preprint separate estate, on Thursday, J to s to, ► ett I 1 ' each month for the next -stx months. At objection which, no doubt, theoretically is a valid one „erhise 1 % . 80 .: there are several vessels of , c large size Thursday, at Mr. Lees, Manchester is the circumstance that there is hardly a Church int En g 23,- W. Cha , for PO ' l o4_ ' Australia. land which -has not •itseSenday school attached, and the manufacturer -June 24, C. Lucas,l rttg °l N evil complained of -is in a great degree obviated by the Manchester and Hayfield, calico pr re rtl4o l a 4 11 1 114:444Z - TqlkiLwAys.-For the half. year ending zealous attention and supervision of the clergyman. -Sun- Manchester, hotel keeper. 060 al t , Ot t . "1 e r,‘,1"1:17,509. , 592 persons were•pas;engers on day schools are now a great fact-their value and useful- PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.--Wa je 1 102 , to,,lttia.!!l oar in . T.Mnited Kingdom. During that period, ness are admitted. There are, it is estimated, at the gold thread manufacturers. CPyr i ) l tli tit tol,‘ ll 4. e 4 , 1 11 . ed and 264 hurt. There were 8 pas least, 2,oo'efooo tEunday scholars, and 200,000 Sunday fr, 0 11 , N I it ' 9 Dyw rd l .l3 hurt, from causes beyond their own school teachers in England and Wales, two-thirds of whom Friday, June ,; 00 t infl t e 00 leo ( miters were killed and 14 hurt owing to f ent . belong to the Church of England. The duty, therefore, John Marsden, Manchester lace ,f /4 , ti t NA ' 1 1 :1 4c . o_ndfact or want of caution ; :30 servants of which now devolves -peon Churchmen, is that of seeing "en t et vf ,n, ya,,,, F?ntractors were killed and Inehurt from Thomas Jenkins,Tredegar, ' l l , 7 that they aremenducted well and upon sound principles, John Webb, Rugby, Warwic 1 i of le t i s u a k T l l4;y r heir,cwn control ;32 servants of-companies John Blake, Aldeburgh, innkeep and that the:instruction, instruction, as nearly as possible, is wholly 1 tlie, S e t Dt eeeil w . 1 were killed and 11 hurt owiem to their DIVIDENDS—June 29, T. .and religious. It was with a view to this duty that "The w et or pa il ( A li' n h w t.o„, . 'want of caution ;33 trespassers and Church of England 'Sunday School Institute" was este ,O. r e lit`es o t eleither passengers nor servants of the builders-J une 30, , 11. Martin,. Lim ilex-June 30, N 1 . Booth, Averpm 1 e 0 (I t4". 11 / B : e .r te i 4il :ed , and - 9 hurt by crossing or walking blished a few years ago by eome of the more energetic el ee ls eere eras one suicide. Steadman and C. S. Bakewell, Mr teachers, who acre impressed with the value of uniformity R. Whalley, Liverpool, Accringtor O A / , offl o 4 4:t Pivid s are _-Acci„DENT.-A fatal boat accident hap- amongstandunity of ecotone and nt the present. time it embraces CERTIFICATES.-June 28, H. AI: 10 j r its members :all the principal Church schools in head, currier-June 28, P. Beirns, ttt,, ° :4 , 1 2,,,it e 'en Rock., on the coast of Durham on %os l / if the metropolis. PARTNERSHIPS DJSSoLVED.-Y Us e r tl kti v ailt li 1,4 4 e'11• !In " the forenoon the wifeeof ' Mr. The attendance both of svieitors and children at the Liverpool, commission merchant of lli ti t a se 6 4 a female friend, Mrs. Woods' two chit- jubilee of Whit Tuesday was very much larger than on Lancashire, veterinary surgeon-6- f f e ll t q ,_ l l,t',..in a "aut tnaid, left the watering place of Tyne en )Pte' 4, 4 11,," 0 h ay c able pulled by John Robson and iltobert the previous year. Although•enly the elder and the more chaster, engineers. f meritorious of the scholars were selected by their teachers, i t k -‘ prqer, D en boatmen. They proposed making a trip more than three thousand children were present. The June. MEETINGS IN B.A s e e 0 r ele ,aes - -etr, ea tea,,e9 NL,p qt , 'W er d ,when they were within a mile of Ithnaet iii t e vertaken by a thunderstorm. Theboat- schools thus represented were:- h", ith t lte el owa s e • • Christ Church, Marylebone ;Per;: Chapel, Chelsea se vet Bps, g the shore, but while near a ,point 10, 10 John joiin c S. ar L t e e a r k ( s al ( i l d lt t ) ) .. u .. d . i ............ 0 1°. ( 0 ar r t% t : 4 111: 1 la nue, th • threw the boat athwart the sea pt, r.il4 al rd 1 4 41ti ng, and they '''ten th 0 th e upset her. The whole parties:ere Christ Chapel, do. All Saints do. All Saints, Islington 10, William M`Canti (audit) St. Dunstan 's-in-the-West 10 William Sharp (audit) 15, Richard Hadland (2d) go Vo It to ,_, two wa ter. and before assistance could -reach Bentinck Chapel, do. St. Swithin's, London-stone w en et tlßedfordEpiscoptdChapendo• St. Mary, Haggerstone e o• a 144 llNck l wlted children and the old boatman, Roman, . • • , k A • Trinity, Newington. t i e 7:, i s ' a tt u n e a l s H ee . ro ß o r d oo (a k u e d s i ( t a ) Woburn Episcopal Chapel 18, William Sharp (proof and div) e P 0 $ 14., AVM, k iente t St. John's the Evangelist, Trinity, Islington 2,e Charles W. Woodworth (2d) itli°pll/4 Nit C 8 en a lg r ay EneeesE FROM DROWNING.--"•' St. Pancras Eaton.chapel, Eaton-square __e-------"- ------- 05' A. Ir tl 4, C e 4tn o i n i t tle boy, about three years of age, the St. Peter's, Saffron-hill St.. John's, Holloway - 0110 / 0 r teeteilMae ee P„avies, ostler, of Cardigan, was plae-ing St. George's, Southwark St. James, Bayswater MA. R K ,i, tfeelri ttemite atr ei nuni, when, by some accident, he fell into St. Saviour's, do. St. Clement's Danes - O r 0 70' a1],,N04 ` ll, Which at - - this place runs with great het le r enter s ' St. John's, Bedford-row St.Stephen's,Colemen-street MARKETS FOR I\L et,. o icrd - • , 11,04 1 , 0 %4. a subterranean passage made under All Saints, Mile-end East St. Pancras 0r,,,, ht,Ml a rds :ic: . and after pr?ceeding underground for neie t 'llte t , t Ils Into themtver Alwldan. When the Old St. Pancras St. Bride's School MANCHESTER.-The Whitsura On e i4 5 1 1 et herp htehh tn a ne stream noe the slightest hopes were St. Botolph, Alders, St. l John's, London-road an end to business since Tuesday 1 4 10 0 : 10 NJ1 1 4,_;114 8 1 00 4 ne would be -saved, on account of the St. Thomas's, Agar-towneSt. Jude's, Whitechapel St. Pancras ISt...James's, Clerkenwell ever, very firm, in consequence of 1;0001, ii si NO ti °ll ei 'O'l Passage ; but, to the amazement of Et. Peter's, Islington tChrisesChurch,Bermondsey operations in Liverpool on the on o' o )1 13 '0' :S' 1411 ) ° 41 4 ." saw it, he reappeared in about four City Sunday School meats of producers on the othe ,5 t, to o St. Stephen's, do. 0' 0.19' 'an le ' 11 44 1 _ some distance down the river, the force O n eel:;0:, a ktit i ,,Th e 0 ,71 having carried neini rapidly through the St„Michael's,Chester-squareSomerstown Erns. Chapel . markets; has been very limited; . In the absence of the Bishop ,of St. Asaph, who, previ- suitable-for India can be more lei ttg' ly t e Tle2 4 re. 'calm of the child was considered most owe° his elevation to the episcopal bench, was one of the of such as.are suitable for the c 1 fe eli tl i f d 4 0 4 1,0 r 0 0 o o i ! vice-presidents of the institution, and who was prevented under contract. The home trad t at t4 4 ,asis c ' i _ t klo P 4 l : tt _ °MISR OF MARRIAC.E.-In the Sheriffs' from.attending by the duties of his high office, the chair at full prices, and with considers :11,t1 ; 1 : 1 / 41. il its4t :Arson ~T r eh d u rst od ay, a jury assembled to assess was taken by the Right Hon. the Earl IN aldegrave ; and Yarns, suitable for the Yorkshiri 1 5 crcili al ; e jj e a V i ' fOr' ir f %le ki t ! qeeq'' se of Harrison v. Paine, in which judg- amongst the clergymen and gentlemen present were :- a' 4 at stiff,. V ei go by default. The damages the Rev. W. Cadman, the Rev. Lawford Dale, the Rev. dearer. Fine . Yarns continue to he for bi f 4,.4 dear .ran e e uu e m The plaintiff is the daughter of the S. Ketley, the Rev. W. W. Robinson, the Rev. G. Fisk, recent rite le tam price of Sea Is ih ter' tri :iitett i t . l l. l 4 iaeriso n of Blackheath, who had been the Rev. W. Vincent, the Rev. - Moore, the Rev. P. B. in cloth have been very limited I 1)' ish In rel t an•W est minster ' , and retired some time before Power, the Rev. D. Moullin, the Rev. G. A. Rogers, the very steady, at previous prices. f i 15 e , 0' 1 (5 e P: 1 101 1 i. Nath2efendant is a gentleman farmer, living Rev. - Bowen, the Rev. Vincent Ryan, the Rev. T. ROCHDALE.-We have had a lig it tin 14 14n :tam; at Frenshatn, near Godalming, and, Nolan, the Rev. J. R. Conor, (of Liverpool), the Rev. H. o e 0 0, et .0 1 ,i har t at tam er o i tem, was possessed of considerable land Allen, the Rev. - Laughlan, the Rev. W. Dix, the Rev. lti'"Pit 0 1 0 e a t o Nte, the h a ' r reY. About eix years ago he met the Arthur Stock, the Rev. R. Al. Martin, Mr. D. •-Co.uty, ( 1 1 ,k e ,o m o a .l n a d l sofotrbFelraennhealas t u h e i e s n we r e a k th , e t vg 0 5 l o i t i t e le nii ade ' Attie ° lase of a relative - near Guildford, and &c. The extensive orchestra was densely crowded with looking up. on ea .10 144 1 1 h t ptop ot i he r marked attention. In October last ladies and gentlemen, who appeared not only to take LEEDs.-Considering-that it w ' f r ef ° o' l 'o °l ' e N i lem e t t s a aher i a t:'r nh marriage t o h er , ; li d, on the mother . a deep intereet in the proceedings, but to enjoy the amount of business has been dot 01 liu t iOA,' util ti ‘a tai. ` , l 1 30th 7,,' were accepted, and the relations remarkable coin? d' cew_ t heicvhastthaerebaod was occupied hall pre- shipping houses are making up s il , 01.` f ri ija 0 11 ~,, 0 , .. 4, ~,,-e p ia ,_ oues were visited. The marriage was sented. Every inch of_ h limed ; and low, and prices are firm. i f! f 1 0 ial w illlto l ere roa L en the 10th of February, and pre- that sea of children's faces presented to the gaze of the NOTTINGHAM.-Last week we f ° el‘ e c' totoeltlieased; the far the same. Some furniture had spectator almoet every conceivable variety of contour, ,ex- devoted to pleasure; so that no ] et , o r O EJ 44), th„ R ca r e s e w edding-rine and cake ordered, and cepting those which belong to a state of repose. The •• 9 ' 1 1 q I%i t . re il s i 4 PD o i ' sele c t e d Hosiery or Lace trades can be gi Inn• r riti me ,2 p te e ke t , ee nt Mee time, fur the occasion. Some days effect, too, of those three thousand infant voices was incle ei o il' li t ) , il l 1 .4.., 4 f a ,,,,' : w tn e. a medical man, as the friend of scribably touching when, from time to time, the hymn o f sales in each have been small, sc Cn a i s'al l ei seedy bled On come o f th e mem b ers o f the p ra ise r ose from every nook and cranny of the vast hall, very limited, as the holiday seen tb e tl) ° 11 1 Pi' eltletehtPerit• break cif the match ; and , en o ne of overpowering with their sweet concords that powerful served by the working classes of me ,_ „ t'l c o el - ,', 4 tt474 forstatedet,boathe defendant, he replied in a lett er " organ which reigns supreme, when fiddlers by the hundred consequently, through the demar pal '1 1 1/ '! 1) 324Nceotici so rtie tn ri the had b een i n a state of ner- ply their busy elbows at oratorio or operatic overture. w _ t ply will not exceed in-The prig 0., 0 1 , ot e 1 4 ~,,g , , t fat lading „_ e, and that the promise was hastily The Rev. G. F1. , ,' K opened the proceedings ,e h pmaner li ZUO 4 ‘ ( l t,11R.,' lus t h e the prospect is that a further ad had mistaken " esteem for a and the children having sung the collect, ' Lord ot a $' ill' Elie, d e r it appeared that the plaintiff was about power and might,"LIVERPOOL GE3N fo P tD , ' t a a Ned 'lea s a t 'V. ) Years of age. The plaintiff had The noble CHAIRMAN, in the course of some very ap ime pale ~ to e tied Id • et e' ll e, , i 'd s h tt , 1 3 , Inneipe. on herself, and the defendant propriate remarks, described the advantages which even MAR: 141 4t a. - -400 . - -te rnan, considerable Property. He was described the poorest children now possessed over those of past ,t t' ini of a nervous temperament. Da- generations. Everywhere national schools had sprung up, FRIDAY, tie cf'c' ,‘ver„!?ta t Att ic t ',AM nen itnnitAt, G ,e Om e in which, for a nominal payment or gratuitously, secular sugar: There has been a very , ..., 0.,1 ,, !Lt<L e 'led i'* -- (1)n T NN , _°lt'. ~.P . RANKS_ _IN . `WEST- education was given during the week ; while in every for all descriptions, and the sal ',coed,. remembering with the old poet, that , scale, comprising 1300 hints. B. THE CHARITIES. BANKRUPTS. Tuesday, June 1, 1852 - 'tiore ins tp o . latktd 'ae Ex( atilt', the t heira or th e!trgus O'Connor, who ilai; He first visited to r d.c: out a minute or so he 1 past( people ,U'r, and I eulogi I the Christian v lch, he egarding tlic inz up to ( by the Rev. T. Nolan, the Rev. G. A. Rogers, and the Rev. P. B. Power. Between the speeches hymns were sung. The proceedings were concluded by the children singing the National Anthem, with a heartiness which certainly seemed fully to justify the oft-repeated asser tion that England's escapo from the revolutionary mad ness of 1848 was, in a considerable degree, attributable to the loyalty carried to the homes of the working men of England by their loved little ones from the Sunday school. This festival, will, in all probability, now be an annual one ; and, in concluding our report, we take the liberty of impressing upon those upon whom its management de volves, the importance of selecting speakers who possess such personal and mental qualifications as will enable them to impress successfully upon so peculiar an audience the great and momentous lessons such a jubilee might be the means of making indelible. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Confidence and Sir Charles have arrived at Shepherd's, at Melton. It is reported that one of the learned judges at West minster has won £15,000 on the Derby. A gentleman in this town recently advertised in a ficti tious name, just for a lark, that he would send the win ner of the Oaks to any one applying, on receipt thereof. He received upwards of fifty applications, the majority being from ladies. Constance (the dam of Catharine Hayes) happened an accident and broke her leg on Monday night last, in con sequence of which she was obliged to be destroyed, and was accordingly shot in the vicinity of the Turf Tavern, Doncaster, on Wednesday morning last. How the acci dent happened is not known. The great foot-race for the championship and £5O was run in Copenhagen Fields on Whit -Monday, and won by Jackson heating Levett. On going the last round, Levett gave up dead beat, Jackson running two-thirds of that round, and walking the remainder; yet he then completed the ten miles in 51 min. 34 sec., being the quickest-run ten miles on record. Some of the police on duty on the Sunday before the meeting at Epsom, while walking en the course, disco vered a piece of cork fixed on end upon the running ground, which, on being picked up, was found to be pierced with a nail about two inches long, in such a manner that when the cork was on the ground the nail would remain point upwards, and could not fail, if trod den upon, to cause temporary, if not permanent lameness to any unfortunate horse who might chance to find it in his path. The discovery of one such " infernal machine" led to further search, when not less than ten or a dozen were picked up. TATTERSALL'S.—THIT RSD AY. ASCOT STAKES. G to 1 agst Lord Wilton's Lady Evelyn (tk and aft offd) 8 to 1 Captain Johnson's Allegro (ditto) Hyacinth was scratched at one p.m. on Tuesday week. THE EMPEROR ' S PLATE. 2 to 1 aest Lord Zetland's Voltigeur (take 5 to 2) 5 to 1 offered agst any other. Stilton was struck out on Wednesday last. ST. LEGER. 600 to 400 laid twice agst Danl. O'Rourke and Songstress DERBY. to 1 agct Mr. Powney's Cineas (taken, and aft offered) to 1 Lord Eglinton's Vanderdecken (ditto) to 1 Lord John Scott's The Reiver (ditto) to 1 -- Mr. Bowes's West Australian (ditto) to 1 Lord Clifden's Constantine (taken) to 1 Mr. Howard's Elmsthorpe (taken) to 1 Mr. St. George's Brother to Chanticleer (tk) RACING FIXTURES. JUNE. Ascot ...... ... 8 Newcastle ...... .. „ .. 22 Bever 4 :ey, ...... .. . . 9 1 Bibury .... 23 Maidstone . Leith Laeaerton Hampton...... 161CarliSle . • Newton ..... 16 1 Chelmsford. ~1 Tcnbury .... 1 e, Ludlow Macclesfield 211 LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRMARY.- - (Weekly Report, sth jur.e.)—ADMITTED: In-patients 41 ; out-patients, 12; casuals during the last week, 20.—Drscn A Es En z "I n-patients cured, 22 ; relieved, and at own rectilqt,l3 ; fROle out-patients, 9 ; irregular, 1 ; dead, 4. —Remaining in the house, 171. NORTHERN HOSPlTAL.—(Weekleport, sth tune.e). An si IVIED: Accidents , 31; Medical a y nd 'R Surgical apon recommendation, 7 ; Total, 38.--DtacitwitoEn : Cured, 21 ; relieved and at Own request,4; attending as out -patients, 27; irregular, 1; died, I.—Remaining in the Hospital, OS. SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL. —(Weekly Re. port, 2nd June.)—lN-PASIENTS:: 'Discharged, cured, 10 ; re lieved and made out-patients, T; at own request, 0 ; irregu lar, I ; dead, 1 ; entered, 9'; under treatment, E7.—OuT PATIENTS :—Cured, 17; entered, - 37; under treatment, 49. LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES, RINE 7'i.—New cases re ceived advice and medicine-at the institution during the last week—North, 273; South,-262.; tetal,:sos. New cases visited at their own houses, and supplied with medicine—North, 152; South, 67 ; total, 219. ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARN, AND EYE AND EAR INSTI TUTION, ROSE- HI L L.—('Weekly Report, sth June.)--Patients attended during the week - :—At the Dispensary, 121 ;at their own houses, 54; total, 175. EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY, No. 90, Mount Pleasant. — (Monthly Report.)—EvE DEEAwciwEs , r New Patients, 339; Patients prescribed for, and who have received surgical assist ance daring the past month, 1302.—Ewa DEPARTMENT: Pa tients prescribed for, ttr.c., during the past month, 406. INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, 66 and 68, SOHO STREET. —(weekly Report, June 3.)—On the books, boys 69, girls 33 ; average daily attendance, boys 61, girls 29 ; sick list, boys 3, girls 1 ; obtained situations, boys 1, girls 1. - . Joseph Jones, Macken, Monmouthihire, coal owner. George Dover, Cheltenham, builder. William Rowland ;Hill, Birmingham, silversmith. Emil Kretzschmar, King- square, London, manufacturing jeweller. ohn Jutsum, Greenwich, licensed victualler. William Parsons, Merton, Surrey, retailer of beer. George Baker and George Baker, jun., Threadneedle-street, London, stockbrokers. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.—T. .Byrom, Manchester, Wigan, and Liverpool,.coal proprietor-4rst div. of 36. lA. on the separate estate, on Thursday, June 17, or any subsequent Thursday, at Mr. Lees, Manchester. DIVIDENDS.—June .23, 'W. Chadwick, Manchester, paper manufacturer—June 24, C. Lucas, B. Wilkinson, and E. Bond, Manchester and H ayfield, calico printers—June 24,T.Adcock, Manchester, hotel keeper. PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.—WardIe and Mockert, Preston, gold thread manufacturers. Friday, June 4, 1852. John Marsden, Manchester, laceman. Thomas Jenkins, Tredegar, Monmouthshire, innkeeper. John Webb, Rugby, Warwickshire, brazier. John Blake, Attlsburgh, innkeeper. Dtviourns—June 29, T. .and J. Tucker, Liverpool, ship builders—J une 30, H. Dlartin, Liverpool and Birkenbead, cur rier—June 30, W. Booth, Liverpool, corn factor—June 25, C. Steadman and C. S. Bakewell, Manchester, joiners—June 25, R. Whalley, Liverpool, Accrington, Lancashire, mercer. CERTIFICATES.—June 28, H. Martin, Liverpool and Birken head, currier—June 28, P. Beirns, Liverpool, tailor. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—Wenck, Deekens, Auld Co., Liverpool, commission merchants—J. and J. Lyon, Prescot, Lancashire, veterinary surgeons—Bradbury and Lowe, Man chester, engineers. ➢IEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY MARKETS. Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, H MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES. MAxcnesTEß.—The Whitsuntide holidays have nearly put an end to business since Tuesday last. The market is, how ever, very firm, in consequence of the continued large Cotton operations in Liverpool on the one hand, and the long engage ments of producers on the other. The demand for foreign markets has been very limited ; and orders for Mute Yarns suitable - for India can be more readily executed, while spinners of such as.are suitable for the continent are in eeneral still under contract. The home trade demand is well maintained, at full prices, and with considerable activity; and good Warp Yarns, suitable for the Yorkshire trade, are quoted a shade dearer. Fine Tarns continue to harden in price, following the recent rite in tie price of Sea Island Cotton. The operations in cloth have been very limited though the market has been very steady, at previous prices. RocnnAnE.—We have had a decided improvement in the demand for Flllllll6B this week, but no change in prices. In Wool also there has been rather more doing, and prices are looking up. LEEDs.—Considering that it was Whitsuntide, a fair average amount of business has been done in Cloth this week ; and the s hipping houses are making up some good orders. Stocks are low, and prices are firm. NOTTINGHAM.—Last week was, as usual at Whitsuntide, one devoted to pleasure; so that •no report of the state of either the Hosiery or Lace trades can be given, further than that as the Iles in each have been small, so also has the production been limited, as the holiday seems to have been generally ob served by the working classes of this town and neighbourhood consequently, though the demand has been but little, the sup ply will not exceed it.—The price of Yarn is maintained, and the prospect is that a further advance will take place ere long. LIVERPOOL GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET FRIDAY, JUNE 4 Sugar : There has been a very general and improved inquiry Ali descriptions, and the sales have been upon an extensive ied heartily in the good work o g generation that religious instrue. )m of those who had desigy s the Sunday Scho, ting religion! g class, the duty i, and by p propriatel addre 011 LUG _ 60 hbds. Surinam at 345. 6d. to 365. 9d., and 250 ha ilso been sold at 1 peen an been done this we cliterrar float, for b., and a small lot of THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 185. C . SATURDAY, JUNE s.—Wind S., light ARRIVED.—Crown, Holmes, from Bonny—Finland, Wilson; Oreste, Falke; and William, ysinn, Alexandria, E.—Atalanta, Hall, and Iloscoppa, Mann, Lisbon. SAILED.—Locket, Valentine, for Sbangbae—John Dalton, Bond, Bombay—Excelsior, Parker, Jamaica—Circassian, Cox, L'Union—Lord Elgin, Herron, and Alice Wilson, Cuward, Valparaiso—Corea, Maguire, Charleston—Europa (s.), Lott, New York—Lady Russell, Sinnott; John Haven, Dicker •, and Henry Clay, Hill, Staten Island—Bona Dea, Roe, Quebec — Flora Bella Dimble, Barcelona—Ocean, Cooper, Cronstadt — Good Intent, Pennington, Cadiz—Loochristie, Niefors, Ghent —Miranda, Rickenson, St. Petersburg—Freedom, Tyrer, Syra —Pelican (s.s.), Byrne, and Vixen, Fish, Rotterdam—Louise, Bond, Iceland—Bideford, Major, Malaga—lndustrie, Zellien, and Union, Denduyts, Ostend—Regina Coeli, Maresca, Naples —Eliza, Mourant, Nantes. British Queen (s.s.), Bell, hence at Gibraltar, and cleared for Malta 28th May. Genova (s.s.), Paton, hence at Gibraltar, and cleared for Genoa, &c., 27th May. Phcebe (s.s.), Brennan, hence at Gibraltar. Africa (s.), Harrison, hence at New York. Washington (so, from New York at Cowes ; left 22nd May. Anglesea, Griffiths, from Mauritius at St. Helena. Eliz. Radcliffe, Murphy, from Valparaiso at Swansea 3d June. Margaret, Knowles, from Rio Grande for London, at Fal mouth 3rd June. Roxburgh Castle, Hight, from London for Sydney, off Fal mouth 3rd June. PLYMOUTH, June 3.—The Australian (s.), reported arrived this morning for the Australian mails , in entering Mill Bay ran against the pier, smashed three of her boats, carried away davits, bulwarks, &c., and it is feared will be detained a day or two for repairs. SUNDAY, JUNE G.—Wind S.S.W., light ARRlVED.—Elizabeth Wood, Crowley, from Barbadoes— Neptune, Langwortby, Alexandi ia—Queen of the South, Quick; Fernandes, Contente ; and Salcombe, —, Lisbon—Pearl (s.s.), Stokes, Canada (s.), Lang, from Boston, at this port ; left 26th May, and Halifax 28th May, at 1 a.m. Has Z 193,000 in specie On freight. On 27th May, at 530 a.m., spoke the R.M. steamer Cambria, hence and Halifax, for Boston. On 30th May, in lat. 47, long. 49, passed several icebergs. Cambria (s.), Leitch, hence at Halifax 26th May. City of Manchester (s.s.), hence at Philadelphia 22nd May. New York, Abeel ; Roscius, Eldrido ; Southampton, Snow ' • Argo, Coffin ; and Fleetwood, —, all hence at New York. Susan G. Owens, hence at Charleston. Zanoni, Wilson. hence at Alexandria, Va. Acorn, Nowell, hence at Havana. Levant, Curry, hence at Halifax. Humboldt (s.), from Havre at New York 23rd May. Edward Boustead, from Shanghae, at Quebec. NASSAU, May B.—About 846 bales cotton in a dry state, and 180 bales damaged, have been landed here from the Duke. It is supposed that much inure will eventually be brought from the various banks and bays, where it drifted when the ship went to pieces. Six of the wreckers were drowned. 54 puns. rum and 20 Mids. and 10 brls. sugar have been landed here from the Liverpool, from Jamaica for Liverpool, previously f f u h r e . T I n r i f e a s n t ta reported ashore near the Duke. Nothing having since been heard of her, it is supposed she has got off, and proceeded to a port in the United States. The Spanish ship Papilla Bourostro, from totali yNew wrecked, Orleans ,I f s o t r A p Trieste, rii, with ,,iti, in 2asfoe3w yardsbales o f o f co t t h t e o n im w k - a e s . Most of the cotton has been saved, and sold. NEW ORLEANS, May 16.—A1l the ships before torterepred on a o l u o t n s g id s e id P . ass Vow the bar of the Mississippi love gone to sea, excqt ope, a l ' li e n(cl 3 l l N o Ni' l l i i et :l st: r d . :l l ' t e n nsl e t e ei r ri , a. for Livery a a P r ic e o d g i e o o s r s o tl i I,GB:l.i:end elibar.fo ' r I \ playl-iv d e r l l e p s s o e_ o x l , T , NEW YORK, May .- • e is le, a ,e g n ro f u e n et tl - withs•—The Urgent, from Livcrp- York for Charleston, went ashore at Bull's latter'port, 18th May, and at the last account, with all hands at work throwing salt oyerb , mivantetrirl\'To Channel, o,i,ont s The British brig Aun and Maria, lauet &c., was destroyer arl, by fire at C MONDAY, JUNI .ns, Oste Baliia Cocoa brought 255. per cwt.—Rice has been only in mo derate request, the sales being limited to 50 tees. Carolina at 17s. 6d., and 3000 bags Bengal, from 96. 3d. to Os. 9d. for bro ken, to 10s. 3d. per cwt. for middling white.—Rum : The busi ness amounts to 550 puns., chiefly Demerara, of high strengths, at 2s. Id. to 2s. 4d., and E 0 puns. Surinam at Is. 6d. to Is. 60. per gallon, proof.—Tea continues firm, and the kinds suitable to the wants of the trade command full rates.—For Y.C. Tallow the denitnd has been rather limited, at last week's rates, but for South American there has been a better inquiry, and about 500 pipes hove been sold, at 335. for low, up to 356.9 d. for good, and a small parcel of very fine brought 375.3 d. per cwt.—About 30 tons of Lard have been sold at 51s. 6d. to 525. 6d. per cwt. — Baltic Hemp is in fair demand.—Jute: The market continues firm, but the quantity oflering is small ; the sales comprise 500 bales, at pro ious rates. LIVERPOOL COTTON M ARKET, FRIDAY, JUNE 4. The animation which characterised the market at the close of last week has somewhat abated during the present ; the business has nevertheless been considerable, and although buyers have occasionally had a slight advantage in American, no change can be made in the quotations. Brazil is rather dearer; Egyptian steady ; a large business has been done in Surat, at rather higher prices. Speculators have taken 16,480 American, 120 Pernam, 2000 Bahia, 310 Maranham, 660 Egyp tian, and 2995 Surat ; and there are reported for export, 6810 American, 280 Pernam, 880 Surat, and 40 Bengal. I 1 SALES. I IMPOR T S. ,his DESCRIPTION.Week r PR ICES. Week Previ- lending ously 'ending Year. STOCK. !June 4. this yr. June 4. June 4 I I i 1 StainedSe a Isla n d . . .. 1 12 0 1. @ 2 1 d 3 5 7,7 • 141 1 1 l 1 2 23 5 2 01 1 3 5 19 4 11 5 15 6 00 1 . . 1 15410 354338 k 13660 Boweds ...• 4i s*, 16410 272150 . i , Mobile 4. - 611 9.,50 199900 } 5165 ) 5834791 New Orleans 4k 71, 25070 512110, ~„, I , Pernams, &c. 6 i '4 } 1460 40600 1 2559' 28929 9350 : I ra n r c a ti n t I l i : 1, c l 6 6: 1 I Bahia, &c. q - 64 2403 18740 ' 3005, 11125 4920 Sawginned s* 6 ' Demerara,&c. SX Egyptian Barbadoes - Peruvian — Laguayra - C0m.W.1.8c.1 4 Si Cartliagena 4 - Smyrna 4i Manilla - Surat Madras - Bengal. 11788! 20310 2o' 290! .... 495" 280 5i 9 ! 1380 66140 1154 48158 22600 •••• I 2500 1791 1320 } 2160 4o 10 !-) 3 4 5410 129310 - 44 .... 1630 3/ 4i 40 850 22275: 58630 704 ! 2SO USW 1250460 27472 1062612 532190 LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, FRIDAY, JUNE 4. The demand for Beef continues active, and sales are to a fair extent, at extreme prices for all qualities, with very little stock left in importers' hands. For want of supply the transactions in Pork have been limited, the tendency of prices is, however, still upwards. Bacon is dearer Is. per cwt., with a more active demand. Lard has again advanced 6d. per cwt., and holders now demand still more money. No American Cheese on the market. Grease Butter is much wanted. MONDAY, JUNE 7, CATTLE MARKETS SALFORD, JUNE 2.—We bad just a moderate supply of stock, and of fair if not superior quality. Being our race week, buyers did purchase frcety, and prices for Beef, Mutton, and Lamb, were hardly maintained. There was a coLsiderable lot of inferior stock unsold. LEEDS, JUNE 2.—We bad a good show of cattle at this day's market, and a great attendance of buyers. The beasts were of prime quality, yet the trade ruled heavy, but towards the close a fair clearance was effected. Beef, Gs. to Cs. 4d. and Gs. Bd. per 16 lbs. Sheep and Lambs nearly all cbam.,,ed hands. Mutton, sd. to 54d. per lb.; Lambs, 20s. to 21s. each, or about Gid. per lb. Number of Beasts, 700 ; Sheep and Lambs, 5,100. DUBLIN, JUNE 3.—We had a brisk demand for cattle both for butcher and store. Prices of former 455. to 48s. and 50s. per cwt. sinking offal, for anything good, grass, or stall-fed. In mutton there was no change. SIM. to sd. and Veal Md. per lb. Lambs were high, 18s. to 255. and 265. each. The English markets having again come down, we have Pigs upwards 2s, per cwt. ; good kinds to-day fetched 395. to 40s. per cwt. Not so much business done in our Butter market since our last report, but prices bare remained firm. Fromlrish accounts this morning, prices there are full Is. higher; and it is quite probable that we may participate in the advance here. Water ford, 72s to 745; Clonnrel, 72s to 745; Carrick, 70s to 725; Kit kelt-Iy, 72s to 74s ; Lim'erick, 60s to 645; Belfast, 64s to 68s; Sligo, 60s to 66s ; Cork 3rds, 62s to 64s ; Do. 4ths, 52s to 545. Bacon still continues in good demand, and advancing in price; as also Lard—kegs up to 525, bladders 56. No Cheese here. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, FRIDAY, JUNI: 4. SHIPPING TUESDAY, JUNE I.—Wind N.W., fresh. ARRIVED. —Fatima, Fidstone, from Charleston—Queen of the West, Hallett, and Enterprise, Funk, New York—Venelia, Martin, Buenos Ayres—St. Vincent, Shepherd, St. Vincent — Zephyr, Dark, Marseilles—Veracity, Bence, Malta—Jalitina, Boom, and Pelican (s.s.), Byrne, Rotterdam—Teresa, Bremen Eugene, Antwerp—Tyro, Orr, Lishon—Nyverheid, Lievens ; Industrie, Zellien ; Charles ; Vigilant; Eclipse; Triton, Ostend. SA ILe D.—Constellation, Allen, and Camden, Sherwood, for New York—Maine, Freeman, New Orleans--Richard, White, Pernambuco—Eagle, Lumsden, Rio Janeiro—Herter, Rode, St. Tiv)mas—Arab, Dyer, Panama—Akbar, Graham ' Calcutta —Jessie, Webster, Hayti — Margaret and Rachel, Davies, St. Andrew's, N.B.—Claudia, Richards, Hamburg — Eagle , Jones , Narca—LOadon, Bottcher, and Christina Jantina, Dood, St. Petersburg—Rothsay, Mann, Harbor Grace—England, Smith, C on stantinople—Bijou Long, Ancona—Panope, Steward, Syra —Echo, Brereton, Rotterdam—Vennis, Gonzales, Barcelona. Caroline, Reid, hence at Table Bay. Diego de Leon, Mulet, hence at Havana. Henrietta, Oaks, from Honslcong at can Fi ancisett, and sailed for Sincapore. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2.—Wind W., light, A ILIIIVE n.—Broad Oak, Goulding, from Bahia—Cynthia, Roy, Buenos Ayres—Flora, Hayles, Savannah—Livorno (s.s.), Campbell, Marseilles—Domestic, Richards, Messina—Sir R. Peel, Lisbon—Neptune, Bremen—Lencito, Costanza, Bilboa— Pachetto tie Trieste, Garofolo, Trieste. . . SAlLED. — Baltic (s.s.), Comstock; Empire State, Russell ; Trumbull, Smith ' • Torrent, Prince ; Colombo, Harris and ' Columbia Bryar, for New York—City of Glasgow (s.s.),Wylie; Joshua Mauran, Barton; and Cromwell, Barker, Philadelphia —British America, Thompson, and Rose Standish, Pearson, Boston—Elora M`Donald, Miskelly, Baltimore—Edinburgh, Blair, and Scotland, Hawkins, Quebec—Emperor, Bruce, Rio Janeiro—Mersey, Owen, Apalachicola—Arequipa, Askew, and Ann Baldwin, Stevenson, Valparaiso—Reginald Heber, Turner, Acapulco—Windsor, Pepper, Para—Cameronian, Spear, and Owen Potter, Banks, Calcutta—Lady Head, Jones, Fort Philp —Jannet Shennon, Binge, Rotterdam—Johanna, Ahrens, Wis mar—Athens, Chase, Alexandrinas. All.ert Edward, Stoddart, from Whampoa, at St. Helena, Golden Fleece, off St. Helena. THURSDA\, JUNE 3.—Wind W.S.U., moderate Arm-En.—Asia, from Paraiba—Helen, and Lockwood, Mobile—Orontes (s.s.), Bulkeley, and Die Fugend, Schultz, Alexandria—Libierator, Way, and Guilelmo, Leghorn -- La Reine, Ostend—Gezina, Posterns, Rotterdam—Diana, Schalk, Antwerp--King of the Tyre, Hawkins, Lisbon--Adriana, Simpson, Rio Bento ; sailed from George's Bay, Fernando Po, 21st March—Winfleld, Scott, Mobile—Egidius, Marseilles. SAILED.—SaIem, Gibson, for Aden—Brothers, Murphy, Boston The Sarah Sands, which arrived here yesterday evening. Her non-arrival had caused considerable anxiety throughout the town, it being known that she sailed on the Sth May last, and had on board upwards of seventy passengers. It appears that, owing to the strong easterly winds, she had a very bad passage—had run short of coals. She put into Falmouth on Monday, and, having been re-supplied, sailed again. The Eliza, from London, in beating up the river this morn ing, missed her stays, and ran against the Prince's Pier, car rying away bead, cutwater, &c. Mazeppa, Cullen, hence at Charente. Matilda, M`Phun, from Cape of Good Hope at Mauritius. Joshua Waddington, sailed from Valparaiso for this port on 30th March. The yacht Naid, M'Andrew, sailed from Madeira about the 25th May, for Desersos, Porto Santo, and this port. The lon, hence for California, was spoken 30th March, in Int. 5 N., long. 18 W., at which time she bad lost mizenmast and fore and main topmasts, in a heavy squall ; she did not, however, require assistance. Warrior, Hughes, sailed from the Mauritius for Queenstown 12th March. Affecto, 26th, and Redbreast, 29th May, hence at Oporto. Free, hence at Constantinople 16th May. Lisbon, and Mignon, hence at Lisbon 27th May. Our market Ibis morning was necessarily held in the open street, and evinced little animation in any of its departments. The operations in Wheat were consequently upon a moderate scale only, and chiefly in American at a decline of full Id. per 701b5., all other descriptions of Foreign as well as English par ticipating in the abatement.—States and Canadian Flour met a fair inquiry, and common runs receding 3d., a few thousand barrels , ehanged hands; choice fresh brands, however, conti nued to fbe held steadily at full prices, and consequently pre cluded any important sales. In French and Irish Flour we haven° change to note. Barley, Matt, and Pease moved slowly at late prices, and Egyptian Beans •dectined 3d. per qr. Oats, upon a limited demand, merely sustained their previous value, arra Oatmeal was taken sparingly at our last quotations. In dian Corn met a moderate inquiry exgranary at 6d. per qr. reduction. No arrived cargoes are offering for sale. We annex Tuesday's quotations: — BRITISH. Wheat, v 70th., s. d. s. d. English red 5 Bto 6 2 Do. do. extra —..— Do. white 6 3.. 6 6 Do. do. extra —..— Irish red Do. do. extra —.. Do. white Do. do. extra 6 0.. 6 2 Barley, y qr., Eng. qp6Otio.Sc.& Irish 3 1 3.. 3 50 Malt,'t; , qr. Eng.... 54 .0..58 0 Do. Irish 47 n.. 50 0 Oats, •r , 4sth. Eng.&Sctch, old 3 n.. 3 1 Do. Irish, old 2 .8., - 2 .9 Do. 1)o. new 2 5..2 9i Beans, v qr. Eng 32 0..34 0 .4 , 48.0ib.c.& Ir 29 0. . .30 0 Peas, *qr. Eng 34 , 0.. 36 0 Flour, 13 , 280th, Seconds Agile, hence at Paler'mo 13th May. Young Marquis, sailed from Oporto for this port 28th May. Fernandez, sailed from Lisbon 26th May, and Queen of the South, 27th May. both for this port. Cygnet, 31st May, and Susanna, Ist June, hence at Helvoet. Juliana, from the Cape of Good Hope, and Arab, from Bos ton, both at Deal 2nd June. GIBRALTAR, MAY 24.—The Brigand steamer grounded, in coming into the Bay last night, but got off four hours after. FORTIN LA EN, May 31.—The Hawk, of Cnrnarvon, floated off, last night, but subsequently filled, and sank in five fathoms of water. LITTLEHAMPTON, June I.—The WOW Grietje, Pot, from Li verpool for larva, which was abandoned in a sinking state, has been brought into this port, a derelict. FRIDAY, JUNE 4.—Wind %V.N.W., light, AarrivED.—Philadelphia, Faulk, from New York—Nevis, Osborne, St. Michael's—Precolia, Ayrland, Alexandria. SAlLED.—Louisiana, Barston, New York—Charles, Camp bell, Bombay—Queen Pomare, Driscoll, St. John. N.B.— Glot‘e, Greass, and Manchester, Ryan, Valparaiso—Lanark shire, Patterson, Quebec—Elizabeth, Holm, Iceland—Jane Brown, Kinman, Demerara—Merlin, Laverty, Sydney, N.S.W. —Crescent, Williams, Charente—Kroningen Elizabeth Louise, Clasen, Danzig—Carolina Maria, Koster. Stettin—Scandia, Bergenstrabl, St. Petersburg—Propliete, Kerkhove, Ostend — Elena, Ball, Valparaiso—Hermitage, Cooper, Rio Janeiro — America, Magica, Manilla—Brothers, Lewis, Leghorn—Gem, Blackmore, Constantinople—Rosamond, Gething, Bahia. 0 0.. 0 0 Fine 'o 0.. 0 0 Superfine 90 0..31 C Extra 33 41..35 0 Oatmeal, 2-101 h , Irish, new 23 0..23 6 Free, Smith, hence at Constantinople. Agile, Wade, hence at Palermo. Langour, Romming, from Alexandria at Gibraltar, and cleared for this port. Yelos, Custo, from Tarragona at Algesiras, and cleared for this port. Lisbon, hlacgowan, and Mignon, Harvey, hence at Lisbon. Affecto, Paga, and Redbreast, Williamson, hence at Oporto. Young Marquis, Brabyn, sailed from Oporto for this port on 28th May. Genova (s ), hence at Gibraltar 2Gth May. Augustine, 26th May ,• Princess Victoria, and Enterprise, 27th May ; and Sussex, Scotsman, and Norma, 28th May, all hence at Cronstadt. GIBRALTAR, May 2G.—The Brigand (s.), arrived here 24th June, after being on shore about four hours coming in, but proceeded the same day for Malta, &c. PLYMOUTH, June 3.—The Australian (s.s.), arrived here this morning from London to take the mails, which will be em barked this evc ning, for Australia, via the Cape of Good Hope. QUEENSTOWN, June 2.—The Poas Olio, from Liverpool to Montreal, put in here to-day, leaky. CORK, Jura s.—There is no change worthy of notice in the Mary, Freese, hence, and Horatio, Younghusband, Newport, bol h at St. Thomas. Flour trade this week. Wheats are unaltered in val ue, while Hinds, Cuivs in, sailed fm. St. Thomas for R. Janeiro 2d May. the demand is good, without speculation. Indian Corn is in Eureka, Sloan, hence at Jamaica. better supply, and holders being anxious to sell, the prices Ai Martha, both Watson, Sa from vanilla Rio Hache, and Janet, Ferguson, San at . receded Is. 6d. per ton. Devonport, Coulbourn, hence at Apalachicola. The schooner Ranger, Duggan, from Girgenti to this port, laden with sulphur ore, was abandoned in a sinking state sth instant, nine suites S.E. of Arklow Lightship. Crew picked up in their boat the same afternoon, by the Duenna, arrived here yesterday from Cork. DEAL, June 7.—The Annette, of and for Liverpool, from Rotterdam. ran on the Goodwin Sands this morning, but is exnected off on the flood, the weather being moderate. M A rIA N HAM, April 10.—The Gipsey, Mitchell, which arrived 18th March from Rio Janeiro, very leaky, having been ashore on 'he Coroa Grande, has been surveyed and condemned. BA EBADOES, May 14.—A vessel is reported, by telegraph from Moncrief, to be wrecked to windward of the island. NEW YORK, May 25.—The Benjamin Adams, for Liverpool, which put back to Baltimore. has been discharged, and hove down to have her leak stopped. VESSELS SPOKEN Aurelius, hence for Siin Francisco, 29th Feb., 22 S, Monmouth, froin New Orleans for this port, 7th May, 7 W. America, from New York for this port, 14th May, 39 N,G9W E. C. Scranton, hence for New York, 14th May, 43 N, 57 W Sandusky, from New Orleans for this port, 3d May, 31 N, 79W Adrian:l, from Africa for this port, Gth May, 33 N, 40 W. Nancy, hence for Havana, 21st April, 25 N, 54 W. Montezuma, hence for Mobile, 23d Slay, 49 N. 9 W. Nile, hence for Valparaiso, Bth May, 36 N, 15 W. Betaza, hence for Rio Janeiro, 15th May, 41 N, 11 W. hence for Valparaiso, Gth April, 17 N, 33 W. k Princ Corsair, hence for Constantinople, 21st May, N, io lon, hence for California, 30th March, N, 18 W, had lost rnizenmast and fore and main topmast in a heavy squall, but Nelson Village, bound west, 25th May, 51 N, 17 W. Eliza Pirrie, hence for Aden, 25th May, 50 N, 9 W. British Princess, 27th May, off Cape Clear. Mexican Packet, hence for It!o Grande, 17th Ap., 3 N, 22 W Victoria, from Buenos Ayres for this port, 2d May,23 N,42W Liverpool, hence for Charleston, 25th May, 49 X, 15 NY. Ranger, hence for Detnerara, 26th May, 45 N, 16 W. Mary, hence for Calcutta, Sod) May, off Tuskar. Cynosure, hence for Ancona, 2nd June, off Bardsey. B'ridget, hence for Lisbon, Ist June, 50 N, 10 W. British Queen, 27th May, off St. Vincent, fourteen miles, Havana Packet, hence for Havana, 22d Alay, 44 N, 7 W. TIDE TABLE MORN. jIIVENG. HORT. HOLYDAYS,ETC June:, h. m. h. m. ft. in. Tuesday.... 8, 319 345 13 0 Wednesday . 9 414 443 11 9 Mn. last gr.3.15p.m. Thursday .. 10 517 552 11 4 Corpus Christi. Friday .....11 629 7 4 11 1 St. Barmilltm. t_.ztttzr day .. 13' 737 8 8 11 4 ,Trinity Term ends. Sunday 835 9 0 . 12 2 Ist Sund. aft. Trinity Monday.... 14 922 942 13 1 i FOREIGN Wheat, 1a 70m, s. d. s. d. Canadian United States Danzig, &c. Porneranean, &c. 5 10.. 6 2 Danish, &c. 5 6.. 6 0 French, &c. Odessa, Polish 5 2.. 5 6 Danübe Russian,&c.liard 4 6.. 4 10 Egyptian Barley, v 609, Oats, 119 , 451 b 2 9.. 2 11 Beans. frqr. Eurp 30 0..34 0 144801 b Egyptian 24 9.. S 5 3 Peas, 14 qr. white. 31 0..34 0 Ind. Corn, qr, , 4SO/b, Amer. yellow 32 0..32 6 Do. white 3O 0.. 31 0 French, yellow 32 0.. 32 6 Do. white 29 6.. 30 0 Ibrail & Galatz 32 6.. 33 0 'lour, v brl. 1961 b, Canadian, sweet 20 6.. 21 0 U. States, do. 20 3.. 21 0 Do. & Can. sour 17 6..18 6 Frnch,vsk 2801 30 0.. 36 0 LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, MONDAY, JUNE 7. We have bad.a7full supply of Cattle at market to-day, which experienced a brisk demand at former rates. .Sheep were in fewer numbers, and made more money. Lambs also met an improved inquiry, and a clearance was effected at an early hour. Present prices are as follow :—Beef, 4id. to 5d.; Mut ton, sid. to 6d. ; and Lamb, Cid. to 7d. per lb. Numbers at market-1677 Beasts, and 7320 Sheep and Lambs. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, SATURDAY, JUNE 5. s. d. a. d. flay, old, 1 , st 0 6 @ o b Potatoes, New Clover Ditto, Green Vetches 0 0— 0 0 jTurnips, I} ton . 0 0— 0 0 Straw, Wheat Oat Barley Price of Agricultural Produce at the Docks :—Potatoes, retail : Cups, 3s. 10d. to 4s. Cd. ; Kemps, 2s. 6d. ; Lumpers, 2s. 2d. to 2s. 4d. per measure of 901bs. e. d. s. d ST. JOHN'S PROVISION MARKET, SATURDAY, JUNE 5. is. d. a. d. i a. d. a. (1. Beef *ll. 0 4/ to 0 6i Grapes,Eng.*lb 5 0 to 0 0 Mutton 0 5 0 6:i Ditto, Foreign 1 2 1 6 Veal ,0 0— 0 0 Lamb 0 7 0 8 i Do. .Eng. *lb 6 0 0 0 Fresh Pork Salmon 1 0— 1 4 Gooseberries,*qt 0 2 0 0 Bret Haddock Soles Lobsters Cod Fish Turbot Fresh Butter Salt Ditto 0 8— 0 10 Hares 0 0— 0 0 Asparagus,* 100 1 6 4 0 Rabbits.* cple 1 8— 1 9 Eggs ts 124 4 8— 4 9 Pigeons 1 8— 0 0 Peas ....* peck 5 0— 0 0 Grouse.. *brace 0 0— 0 0 Potatoes . - 0 0 New D0.....*1b 0 li— 0 2a Partridges 0 0— 0 0 CORN MARKETS. MANCHESTER, JUNE s.—As is usual here, the past week has been nearly a blank as regards business. At our market to-day, Wheat and Flour are slow at the rates of this day week. Oats and Oatmeal rather easier to buy: English Beans not plentiful, and held for full prices: other articles without alte- ration. PRESTON, JUNE s.—The business doing in the corn trade during the past week has been of a limited character,but prices have remained steady. At our Corn Exchange to-day, fine English Wheat maintained previous rates, but to effect sales of samples from granary, rather easier terms had to be submitted to. Flour as before. Beans scarce. Good Oats firm. Oat meal continues quite neglected, though offered at lower prices. WAKEFIELD, JUNE 4.—This week we have again to note small arrivals, but during the last few days several vessels have reached Goole, and there is a fair display of samples. The continued high relative value of Wheat in the country markets keeps holders very firm and indisposed to press business, yet with only a limited demand prices are the turn easier. very little barley offering, and little wanted. For oats and Shelling there is a poor sale. Beans being more plentiful are somewhat cheaper. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, JUNE .s.—The supplyof Wheat at market to-day from the growers was not equal to the last few weeks, but from the coast the arrivals are tolerably good. For fresh parcels , e ither English or Foreign, the sale proved active, and a good extent of business was transacted, at the extreme rates of this day se'nuight. Granaried parcels,altho ugh not in such favour, brought quite as much money astof late. In the value of Barley, Pease, or Beans, no alteration can be noted. For Malt of the best quality there is a steady sale, at full prices; but ordinary quality is difficult to quit. The sale for Oats this week has ruled very dull, notwithstanding the ; and where sales had to he effected, ex aril% ship, rather lower prices had to be submitted to. Foreign quite neglected. Flour more in request, but no improvement in value can be quoted. AVISBEACII, JUNE s.—There is a fair quantity of Wheat 'lir of the buyer, with a slow irices a 4,—Our cor 0 14s6d White Wheat Red do.. a to 34s C BIRTHS Mrs. Milligan, a farmer's wife, of Eskdale, Cumberland, was confined of a daughter in March, 1830; of a son, in April, 1841; and of a daughter, in March, 1852: eleven years within a fortnight between each of them. On the 23d ult., in Pitt-street, Portobello, near Edinburgh, the wife of Richard C. Smith, Esq., of Oporto, of twin sons. On the 28th ult., Mrs. George Barker, cf Norton-street, of a daughter. On the 27th ult., the wife of Mr. Charles Sumner, of a son. On the 28th ult., the wife of C. E. Ashton, Esq., of Woolton hall, of a daughter. On the 2Sth ult., Mrs. Thomas Jones, of the Bank Inn, Holywell, of a daughter. On the 29th ult., the wife of Samuel Howes, jun., Esq., of West Derby• street, of a daughter. On the 29th ult., at Rose Cottage, Smithdown-lane, the wife of Mr. J. W. Thompson, writing-master, of a daughter. On the Ist inst., the wife of Ewing Whittle Esq., NI.D., of of Toxtetli-park, of a daughter. On the Ist inst., in St. James's-street, the wife of Mr. Geo. Miller Baily, grocer, of twin daughters. On the 3d inst., at Tattenhall Rectory, the lady of the Rev. B. A. Marshall, of a daughter. On the 3d inst., in Oldham-street, Mrs. James Flynn, of twin sons. On the sth inst., the wife of the Rev. Alfred J. Tomlin, of a MARRIED On the Bth April, at Grace Chapel, San Francisco, Mr. John Purcell to Mary Ann Bradley, from Liverpool. On the 26th ult., at the Presbyterian Church, Myrtle-street, by the Rev. G. Brown. L.L.D., Mr. Thomas Davidson, town missionary, to Miss Elizabeth Hughes. On the 27th ult.. at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. Edward Jones to Miss Ellen M`Nae, of Creetown. On the 2gth ult, at the Chapel of the Elysee, M. Persigny to Mad'lle de Moskowa. Louis Napoleon, his household, the widow of Marshal Ney, the Prince de la Moskowa, and a few relations were the only persons present. On the 29th ult., at St. James's Church, Whitehaven, lir. John Andrew Bee, of St. Helen's, to Miss Mary Pearson, of Whitehaven. In the 30th ult., at St. John's Church, by the Rev. W. B. S. ,tthias, 8.A., Mr. R. Pownall, of Billiege, to Mrs. M. Lowe. On the 30th ult., at St. John's Church, by the Rev. W. B. S. Matthias, 8.A., Mr. A. Thompson to Miss B. Quin. On the 30th ult., at St. Patrick's R. C. Chapel, by the Rev. Mr. Power, Mr. Gilbert M'Gill, second officer of the ship Coronet, to Miss Mary Coady. On the 31st ult.. at St. John's Church, by the Rev. W. B. S. Matthias, 8.A., Mr. John Snowdon to Miss A. Jones. On the 31st ult., at Edge-hill Church, Mr. M. Sumner, brewer, to Mrs. M. Cronshaw, victualler. On the 31st ult., at St. Mary's Church, by the Rev. W. W. Ewbank, Mr. Thomas Rimmer, baker, to Miss Ruth Palmer, of the United States. On the 31st ult., at St. Peter's Church, De Beauvoir-square Kingsland, London, Hugh Mackay, F sq., late of the Albioc Bank, Liverpool, to Mary Anne, widow of the late Joseph Lee On the let inst., at Canning street Presbyterian Church, by. the Rev. J. R. Welsh, Robert Crooks, Esq., merchant, to*Mary, second daughter of the late Peter Fleming, Esq., of Glasgow. On the Ist inst., at Wandsworth, by the Rev. L. Townsend, Edward, fifth son of Charles Tayleur, Esq., of Oaklands, Tor quay, to Marianne, eldest daughter of the late Rev. Bedford Kenyon, of Stoke Climsland, Cornwall. On the Ist inst.. at Pretsbury, by the Rev. W. Pearson, M.A., Mr. John Bilsborrow, chemist. &c., Bolton, to Miss E. A. Carrington, niece of J. L. Thomas, Esq., of Lark Cottage, Macclesfield. On the Ist inst., at Lagarle, Dumbartonshire, by the Rev. H. Gordon, 8.A., of St. Mary's-hall, Oxford, William Young Sellar, Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford, third son of the late P. Sellar, Esq., of Ardtornish, to Eleanor Mary, third daughter of Alexander Bennistoun, Esq., of Golfhill. On the Ist inst., at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. C. H. Burton, M.A., Mr. Wm. Williams to Miss Mary Dutton. On the Ist inst., at St. Mark's Church, Mr. David Jones to Miss Esther Kelly. On the Ist inst., at Stanley, by the Rev. Mr. Gardner, Mr. R. M. Eastman to Georgianna, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Clinning, druggist, &c., of this town. On the 2nd inst., at Preston, by the Rev. J. 0. Parr, M.A. Mr. Edward Smith to Anne Eliza, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Barker, both of that place. On the 2nd inst., at St. John's Church, by the Rev. G. L. Ireland, Mr. Terence Johnson to Miss Jane Munroe. On the 2nd inst., at St. John's Church, Mr. Charles Parry to Miss Mary Gurnell. On the 2nd inst., at St. John the Baptist's Church, Toxteth park, Mr. Robert Travis to Miss Elizabeth Lewis. On the 3rd inst., at Ilishop-Wearrnouth, by the Rev. T. Iliff, D.D., George mcurfield, Esq., of Hunter's Hall, to Janetta, daughter of the late George Gouthwaite, Esq., of Newcastle on-Tyne. On the 3rd inst., at the Cathedral at Exeter, by the Venerable Archdeacon Bartholomew, the Rev. W. F. Giav, vicar of Corn. wood, Devon, to Constance Frances, youngest * daughter of the Lord Bishop of Exeter. On the 3rd inst., at St. Mark's Church, by the Rev. T. W. Moeran, Mr. John Pattinson to Miss Jane Birkett, of Plumpton, near Penrith. On the 3rd inst., at Denby Church, by the Rev. J. Mockler, A.M., William Eckersley, Esq., of Brook-house, St. Helens, to Georgina Grace, daughter of Thomas Davenport, Esq., of Denby Old-hall, Derbyshire. On the 3rd inst., at St. John's Church, by the Rev. W. F. Taylor, M.A., Mr. John Parry, master mariner, to Miss Mar garet Williams. On the sth inst., at the United Presbyterian Church, Mount pleasant, by the Rev. Hugh Crichton, D.D., Mr. James Holder, jun., to Margaret, eldest daughter of Mr. Robert Stewart, of this town. On the Gth inst., at St. John's Church, by the Rev. W. F Taylor, M.A., Mr. Henry Daines Green to Miss Ellen Heyes. On the 7th inst., at St. John's Church, by the Rev. W. F Taylor, M.A., Mr. Richard Molyneux to Miss Ellen Stalfax. DIED On the 16th ult., at Hamilton, Canada, aged 4 years, Robert Andrew Washington, second son of Isaac Buchanan, Esq. On the 24th ult., aged 41, Mary, wife of Mr. J. Emanuel, pilot. On the 25th ult., at Houfleur, aged 81 , Rear-Admiral Motard The deceased entered the service in 1792, as a volunteer, and was second in command on the staff of the fleet which carried out General Bonaparte's army to Egypt. He was placed on half-pay in 1814, with the rank of rear-admiral. On the 29th ult., at Little Woolton, aged 53, Mr. J. Glover, late of this town. On the 29th ult., aged 22, Thomas, son of Mr. George Grace, of Garston On the 29th ult., M Liverpool Workhouse. s. Edwards, ma n of the Fever Ward, On the 29th ult., Mary, wife of Rich in Pitt-street, Portobello, near Edinburgh, 1 C. Smith, Esq., of Oporto. treet, Miss Jane Dugan], much Water 17 respected.., aged Ellen , wife of Mr. Henry George, On the th e 3 3 o o tt h b tilt.,t book-keeper, Crown-street. On the 30th ult., Ellen Fewster, relict of Mr. James Fewster. the 30th ult., aged 37, Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Robt. Norris, of Ince Blundell. On the 30th ult., aged 5 2 , Jame s Oxford, of Gerard-street. On the 30th ult.. at tl.e seat of his nephew, the Earl of Car narvon, Higliden-house, Hants , a g ed 50, the Hon. E. C. Her bert. The deceased was the youngest son of the second earl. He has left issue two sons. On the 31st ult., sg( YOungest son of Mr. J hree months, Charles ionger, Paradise-street On the 3ist ult., aged t of John Andrew Smith, ( YO On the 31st ult., in Lc deceased was the Hon. . Lord Ehlenborough, Lor and sister to the present 3, Lady Colville On the Ist inst John Dick Burin Grenadier Guam Ist inst On the 2d inst 74, Mr. J 1 49, Mr. J