The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-30 00:00:00

COUNTY EXPEND ITURI n m Mon day (yesterd av hi -. -----........ guardians, ove rseers, ma the ism,. ---- held at 10n•1e.R lows, to cor oe adopted in obtainin to ch Tow nley Parker, I ThA ba: lenv ona M.P. 'tap TbQ ,gttarulati iZtrflll;l2!'Y' Mr. ; , aton -A ; lfr The ja.'Ti ohn Eskrigg e es Blacks. C in debt read the ret anon, on resolved tl D parliament to t 1 ig of deputations [titlonptove-Cri one fart), r _ t/ P e Y: f ^ 4 f e Prest o I I s an abet "eLlng at I °4lcl " unnnia lo !,° 1 14, 11 2 a ,de, t; ikijzPend'. a 1,,u/ . ,I,'elPons itry I lae bill 0 1° governiz 4.. t itY ofll. .11 ttQeqe DP An ILWFeAtUre, • inat this ah, could ReDec.. ili4" c 0 „_ 1 " , 5 be int r as throug odu hout ced with succes li ) an d a nuart,- he ttnestion the kin per annum, and the strates ahc George Grey reatures to that of Mr. 3 r. bus anyones. Tin;ugh atrk. zzletbbers a ssociation mod, r , "nla th Owen epF has be r e duced from £325 first , ?D a en moved the 't a theismsr of Wray. proceedings of thA tittat tebtietre.por.t which has kitte.on escalated tt4 „ said that •ta a • ,pl,l tneenng this description three ye et,i4oTk tha t it wasth ill since lie was I u ' e m ag istrates would .1 101, ceasi ty to " not then q atio uite co f m) : Inch an agitation a --,.7 •COnvincecrC4 u"tild 1; Proper rn. 4,,,Th.l3l;Sl,erisoibatjill;er°_dsynesteedrn' dorms ment of y finances n of the 11 . t an-a a Pecified ' intr o u .osee - tv v h ez , Mien of th e e „ e leyeral instances of gross rnisrnana e rernedie, o y :" Erni ti o , cltent • 111 ey were be repr Met cm. I 4 ilrt ee zeabie bm , and 4i e b: tiL kt u t u Y wonld corn v "s cart; °f nay" ed t would . be well to go on vigo rPqnhe ti .lanimonsly. ogre s f uirN sow of "Wikh am I • ' ° ution. He thanked heip ok, 'Suffolk, m, e Lancashire ( awne d vxertions. althoe egisli he *as fle d with so little l g lative is t1..„48e4 fps() for (leap.... ttatif,, bagistrates df "'lad -"" to th e ty tel , P ~L the coin 'r - Q ,,.. Pounds had been thereby saved t Th`ged th ate At the d e ry to go forward, and concluat. thei r . eDutations assembled at this m !Xpettii, dissatisfaction with the preFent rye, letitticet:ll..e., First_ h..-- a1.,._ L-"-- 41 agitation in 'Suffolk had irect more xPendihlre D the ratepayers moving t "tay a ,„ l'lette,l"ll.ce • secondly., becous" ''eted withou hfete; l'ali' such expenditure are . /h e , ill eirfinancial 41 "cc to ' capabilities ,l f o e ri etheir intimacy an d ell; 'ttsiness committed to their Charge; and, this' tcSditiellY, because the present mode of a, .ttirktihi c° . 4ll tY funds is'a 'flagrant violation ofthecons by 'tlit — f a Otluciple that taxation should be accompanied tiitiqer:tiption, the ratepayers having no control o th Ve a r t , p a o n r d . at.? of their 1() c ognizance of, the expenditure of . , -;'•-' forelr con tributions to the poor- rates . Of this connty purposes ; and it is thr. -- 4 f di.satisfactiort I'llitit :flkeeting that th ese groun...s 0 - 1 3 1 11 Y he'," country enerally is believed tn - ;Alt h,lelloved by g the adopti ,,,,'' villi,,i,"'' o btakn s in unicipal al.- '4,...seitt;Lthe ratepaemrs are admitted, tt, ''lr T lv e B , to thiregnlation of public r K.4-11,esny, of Preston, secondo ~, I% T;11 carried un imouslv -1,.114.%kt1ts of an d 11 t' m i gh t of ro a6 l ,o oo r' ot' e G i ti ri erdir e a union comprising h Although the present l mee e t io. tttet:/4 'mall Pinr"ns.bers yet it represented a % hair a t,. IN WllOlO iirnntiel; PidhttellatlOn 10 t he subject counties of county of England were directing rg ; 11 Niel 'Ting the past ear. they „„`lt,cltttf.,4l the Poor, and .£436:: .. . ""heetin;",°" l oving the third resolution , I lib elei . '' ll'edens itself - by the continued ad, ... -4 tion" -e s kid nic New.,-, tisntaliects enu_nc lito'l, tittl t h . t.essrs.J .T o in n I Ousey, Audenshaw t H John Livesey, Preston bt,i i 4l ,„.ale I to ;',l°.‘ l igh ; Ta ' 3 ea Hartley, Burnley . _. Tho vho'rie.c. r„e ; "—nit-eseet ; Dickin, Mid c! 1 th..Nity. li , 1 yyer, rwralker, Fylde ; T. Brooks,e' ii N nytid e .: - .71 : 1 11 on Norris;to_e of West til i sD meeting erby, the b il.ter.,,ne. . .7osecu,e 14°4411thltteeitt° Rev, ' m o . n i3 h ad eh n a ni lf i ' til7. d iscplP T tia . objects of this mover-^~• o.,,`ltito I,`l9`n, other by obtaining t. 11; 0,„... rhsgrili f...4l"arnent or otherwise, with a P. or n IS st. t 7,. to m en E ' another general meeting 411114 lcitoTutationse,nw.haennn and . vvh7e they (444..,P0wer to add to their a s been vying and ex leliberate opinio , n of a system anal enditure on, said he repr ented the ad expended £10,508 linty rates. He That this vocaey of the ; Robert ; Turn. 0 introduction of ii may see fi !It. 40k: Ober : three to t r it .Ta, of Rochdale supported th e mo ti on 11,31!c05a,,174.1 account of the p rocee di ngs o f th e re Isl t tluti,,: e • b➢Th°h,ll4,mr ,0 4 45 then p u t t o t h e a 7. o us _wa , then vacated by Mr. Parker, and taken Tv le-qt tiE 4 y . ,„„, , WOOn a. • ,101...1 • S WV I VO Cii i th c.LO M r. Roberts, the secretary, ia:eolip., Indefatigable exertions in pro Penditare refory Rl°l'ernett Ras a BP, bona 4 happy result would Ortls, however, 1 Rd to car.- nee member of great therto taken no part in the proceedings Re named Sir lames Graham_ of th, : 40 had b i..oyetnent . 49e reaolution wag CE r ied b a.ak-th returnedr thank.y ' aft perience in t G~N~RAI - OR I.lr,ariele) Wa Was " f otz _ ,1 g kos 11 Uilty at the last a adb r •r ti , ecuted at Oxford, on OF Koss s for r, tien!ington, Lon& Ith 44l All r i4 th: .01p. At expected tat Vit t " 4 .: Q. , ewski, a ccom, Trive w d at th. p )131 rig dc at uuy rft- ern n 'eet, Mancl I 'M , Of tne name ni oot. -,„")tr th Lorey to 4 114 , ut oor, and was killed on the , .1 tI ALSRAW PA. h °tr‘eated alit at Halsha w f aL much apprebensic It Was, bows !tory on Tue 1.4 , 1 d pr er _ _etni se, the damage was le f k4 Azr, th at "'i''`nn Saturday, intelligen, several bundl es of printed Papers, l l 'et & ll ' the r ectors di of the Royal West Ir esbeen-04ilekaeni e officers of the . fated ~up by the Monkey fi shinz-b • 0. renr..-- a,._ NEn. reached pp Tj ; we°lleCr. ek ar l ast Mll , et tradesmen wer To ug h _ Jondon, aY in fonrteen da l d had vm„. Pa t - ms a i n gatl, 4 _ 411- hR Stirling's. rol l e &round whicl vdi•4,f:Pen thed to at be nea r hi m at the t 17413Ped the turnip, u . i t th ey oY's right band. a b 'l t f had been f o - uki e bK AT if Tur , urgi i, tifty „Tv dgc,v2,'N og®d 4 v d, two of t '.9 1 his Sp round was fully y !a—) of • `l ° R , ‘ l ll _ iron f the D. at havine -13, 9r 414-7.ite.ne110c?.1.4 have be almost ipi r, and cau He e-xa Has d depu whici expenditure 'w amount link that Irtione on the pa Rare, t the treasure, s. Bd. to R 6 I pencil be appn shads ceeded in oor of t in at len nesses the audience sh, ~.0t guilty, they were fi DING C ,orn were disc( ednesday more T infant le unfort James Gleadhil shared her hard for som Islands. having cal e comma ed 82, these circu sister, Mrs gs. Su t remair ened trial, t to recover dar a.c., d a moat tr TIM LIVERPOOL DBATH.-Mr. a farmer, MISCELLANEOUS NEWS, mining tire from busin A pension of £3OO apparent good ex in tbra mnrn- -year reverts to the civil list by the 1 her sid ) Parliament Jahnoral to Primus yen with nctioned I t working ormer line vhom they t the Staf- Tevente STANDARD, TUESDAY, MARCH liffa rit 05. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, MAncn : ;oonues limited, KI rather lower ly taken; the sales are 400 hhds. B. P the latter t r — AWL. duty telt Molasses Coffee: 'there is • Jamaica, but 60 bags Native Ceylon been sold for consumption ; and by on of I c i o w o t IT el 64 - I. pfr cwt., and previously - 800 - 1;g; I I nnOVu — ns., ['here have I and Talbot • Rio Bache- t 31s. per I o ri —Rice : ilton, M death of the poet Moore. rife's trustees are apply sell the entailed estate of r [or power k AlhArt._ By sr ,rder of the House of 5,482 was paid for al n the United Kingdom med Johnson has been for talking (tern R.iilway npany have mpany for t and mainte eek in the m ated architect ya. UU. lA/ sines were subdued before much in. Rum :T1 10d, IN, D BUDD' ntending to Sigh Sf ni. to !I prisoner ;rybodv wi Bath C d on Tuesd trades, prof( taidine T to thre Le river on Mr, to which wi The pris woman, name bed a brick, tied the offs_ )f Open , ulders, I rican Rosin has advanced 6d. pei cwt., - fluidity having brought 3s. 9d. ; 1000 b r ,., have been sold at 45., up to 12s. per c.. : At the public sales on Tuesday, only a small Sat India Kips found buyers, at 'ad. to 'ad. for sid for first rubbed ; 500 dry salted Brazil realised er lb., and 4000 salted River Plate Horse 4s. 3d. to —The Tallow market has been dull, Petersburg in small lots at 365. 9d. to 375.; about 350 piper South Am, !an sold at 335. 6d. for low brown up to 365. foe fine quality, and 90 hlids. North American at 365. 6d. to 37a. per cwt.-60 to 70 tons of Lard are reported at 475. 3d. to 485., being a decline of Is. to 2s. per cwt.—Baltic Hemp is quiet, at former rates.—Holders of Jute continue very firm, and the Vales of 550 bales have been made, at very full prices. )und, an 1. to 41d, 4s. 6d. eac Y. C. sellir in LIVERPO OL COTTON MARKET, MARCH 26 )f business was transacted hetwep. anti monday last, at run prices for all descriptions; subsel quently, however, the market has become fl a t, an d th e d eman d n Par- limited, American descriptions closing *d. per lb. cheaper for re and the middling, and id. to fd. for the lower qualities. Brazil of the. generally commands extreme rates, but Egyptian is slightly in the buyer's favour. Surats have been in steady request, but at rather easier prices. Speculators have taken 6170 American, there are r arid 62 3rted for export Year. imrct 105501 101 i •17N8 ance of the cm, but the was done. A. Welt mind afthis - titne which professional pursuits Lord Elles.me s sons have joined the Surri of Riflemen, with Capt. Fitzroy, and other d said that Bowland Fi discovery Pacific is attracting the whom the information i lhabitants of NV lament against the Yorkshire Railway C( Manchester and gonthpo'rt fiailw a new, company is to be lipbuilders, of London and Bristol ier Majesty, on the ng of nun- . gow, has been forwarded for presentation to the,Barl 01 Shaftesbury, signed by 20,140 o f th e female inhabitants of Glasgow.—Edinburgh Witness. to steal Ss. in Preparations are being made to erect a " House of Staine d Mercy" in Blandford.square, London, destined to be a B owe ds • .s the fourth time refuge for female servants out of work, an institution New Orleans rly entered during which it is the special desire of the Pope to see esta- Pernams, &c sr] n*, remarkable, blished in London. Aracati, &c. trance of the Advices have been received at Lloyd's that the Bahia, &c. ,nething under a dozen Abeona, Bartlet master, had been chartered at Vera Cruz Maranham sluff was on duty in the offi e for t h e , ~__ " .... cargo of gold. , P- - - --.l' Sa..---. night, t m, of the Salford police- foree, a Island and contrive This make he principal en ,nce of I ampton, ook' id that at now on her La- Denier hat Egypti, )0,000 dollars of 'the dust tiev Jagy putt% AIM Olt 0 and Copper Alines. 2290 American, 260 Per tterson and F. W. :SCR/PTION.I PRICES.' Week Previ Nich this Yr.' Mcli d.l 20 i1 600, 591011 530' t 61C 54 64801 830 *1 6400 227455i1i 8 137801 265020: } 580 1 2004 .... 103331 63 6i 641 290] 112901 64 62 7 /1 } 1250! 10090 1 1 / 5 . 1 'e been issued D despatch a tra o Freemintle, We f 75 ita. The convict guaid will co ns ,... , enro ll e d ou t - Com.W.l.&c Carth el ' 1 ' I pensioners of Chelsea H o s p it a l ,hrema i n sr, w h o w ill at Free. Smyrna ... ..,.ry colonists. Manilla lc, At the Shrewsbury assizes there was not one causo for Surat ... 'e trial, nor had a single venire been returned. Such an Madras event is unparalleled. At Oxford, though there was but Bengal. cause, there were three venires: but at Shrew s b ur y , re was neither cause nor venire. .vigators on 1 The Salisbury Herald says, that the cultivation of flax his cage a i s occupying public attention in that neighbourhood. I, r market already for all th. SY ''P I mantle as 4121 t 31 There 18 a certain and stet wilful murder of straw and seed which me it into a well on : •• • - non nas ueen paw to 010, or which the sales are to a fair ex aced in the surround- tent, at very full prices, and an advance is now generally de - mended. Pork is without further alteration in price, the re vviittam Jones, a tailor living in St. Clemente, Oxford, cent arrivals of French having given a supply to the dealers. being in distressed circumst a n c es, committ e d su idid e l ast At full rates there is a moderately fair demand for Bacon. number of wit: week by tying a cravat tightly round his neck, and then Shoulders sell pretty freely. Hams continue ne gl e ct e d. A t a ~ - onducted ,!_ v e reduction of Is. to 2s. per cwt., the sale s of L ar d reac h a b out inserting a two-feet rule, t w isted it roun d till he suc- 40 tons. The stock of cheese is a l mos t e x h aus t e d ; t h ere i s, .• however, no great activity in the demand. Butter, at the late decline, sells sonievvhat more readily. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTT'' ing nei' LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, MARC hbourhood i facts, During she la The jury I .. by boring holes throtigh th a gang of housebreakers have bees ops in Douglas, Isle of Man :altar doors ing_ to break open AL PRODUCE MARKE expecting to Hitherto, however, their attempts _ the precaution of the store. a. d. a. d Hay, old, *at 0 64 0 84 Potatoes, On Saturday week, a woman named Jones, res idi ng i n New Brook-street, Oswestry, accidentally set h er c l o th es on Clover Ditto, Green ficulty thrown down to extinguish the flames, which have Straw, Wheat very much burnt her. Being very near her confinement, Oat O3 0 2i,Mrgelwurzel ,21 0 her case very distressing.—Eddowes's Journal. Harley .. 0 . ..ZS - . 4 6 -- —...nhers of the Western Ci rcu it P rice o!' Int at the next 2d. - per measure of 9 force open the bolts have been frustrated b renders Nn f loan MARCH 27 bar are alection, andidates in ParHarr . 3i— 0 0 {Manure — 6 0 Agricultural Produce at the Pocks:—Potatoes, 1, 3 s. t^ Kemps, 3s. Id. Lumpers, 25. to 2s. 'Turnips, Swedes, 20s. per ton. besides those now having seats—Mr. Slade, Q. for Salisbury ; Mr. Butt, Q.C., for Weymouth; Mr. M. PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET Smith, for Truro ; Mr. Phinn, for Bath ; Mr. Cox, for MARCH 2/ Tewkesbury ; Mr. Collier, for Plymouth ; and Mr. Car. a. d_ a_ d ter, for Tavistock in the last few_ days £150,000 ha f Mr. Illingworth, Lce fnr hwp n t time f a larg guano ntion of .those shipowners by ~s~sed.— ShippinV G I)? nailed up on the ] :tad with the North& .an have resolved to pe 11 introduced by the Lanc ompany, for the abandons arlton Club for the purpose of e. dist ha, and, h Castle wa . after th of forgers, man to four others .11ed Jones, made gth was stopp d sust s was re-captured by son] mate d d, bythrowit fence of the pri;oners w. of the Df the crim atightest hope of mer( T • ~.....,.... 1 •• v .... f eithin Ow 3 bat 'ran (vs Lul were indicted. ate child, and the :t. The prisoners judge (Mr. Justi ed tea they were imm ed by a mob. chi . g to Sydn ntradicto upon it male con THE CHA Y. W. WYNN'S he Coventr Tilly there I whole we Peruvian white . do. extr 6850 6C 21 Danzig, arc. Pomeranean Danish, &c. 20536. 3855621 f the d , erred overwhelmed iately discbaried, but Ing of women, s. d. e. d ....., .=went' cons's._ Beef rib 0 44 to 0 7 Grapes,Eng.*lb 0 oto 9 0 ated them to their homes. At Leicester assizes, in three separate cases, three Mutton 0 51— 0 7 1 Ditto, Forei 1 0— 1 4 SR AT LINCOLN.—At the Lincoln Magi,- young men were tried for perjury committed to get out of Veal on Wednesday morning last, Mary affiliation liabilities ; each had untruly sworn that the mo- La mb j fore•qr R 0 —l2 0 1 Do. Eng. *lb 6 0— 0 0 wife of Mr. Thomas Blackbourn, landlord 1 hind.qt. 7 0 9 0 Fowls,* couple. 2 6 3 0 ther was a person of bad character. One was acquitted •; Inn, in Hun ate Lincoln, was brought another escaped through an accident, his having fainted Fresh Pork r administering poison to her husband on Sal on llo— 2 0 Turkeys.... each 30—9 0 in the act of giving his evidence suggesting the possibility Bre t ~, intept to kill and murder him. - Taken ill after eating that he might have modified it if he had gone on ; the Haddock - third was, convicted. Soles 'o 5 0 7 .H ares 2 0 2 - ig it is stated that, in the event of the Crystal P4lace be- Cod Fish - - 14— 0 3 ;Rabbits.* cple. lA. 2 0 _...s the ing taken down, an adventurous individual has °tined the Turbot .O 0— 0 0 Grouse..*brace 0 0— 0 0 Fresh Butter 1 1— 1 a Pheasants 0 0— 0 0 anum, and contractors the sum of £5OO to be permitted t i 'pull up s a l t Di tto o 9— 0 11 'Partridges oo— 0 0 t ‘e flooring, and take possession of whatever he may find Filberts l3— 0 0 " Black ..... 0 0 0 0 inderneath. The timbers of which Oe flooring is corn- Asparagus,p 100 5 . 0— 0 0 Black Game.... 0 o—, 0 0 posed were laid at intervals, leaving a space of half an Eggs is , 124 6 2, 0 0 Wild Decks .... 0 o—o •0 ' inch between each. Into these interstices it is conjec- Potatoes, * peck 0 6—o 11 Pigeons 1 8— 0 0 as remanded. tared that many valuables have fallen. Cueumbers,each 2 0 3 .6 Larks....* doz 0 0 0 0 BARNSLEY.—A dreadful „,________ . Barnsley late on Tuesday ~________ Ja y mornlng. S PORTING NEWS. andannt siso transpired tl tly before purchased some Is been sent for, proceed s of the steak, the prisoner suddenly .ozethE with the ravy, into the ae intoxicate After a length- The victims in ' lice Laycock, both of 1 .. on , No Betting ORN MARKETS ugbter, about ten months old, iered, between four and five o'c TATTER.SALL'S.- THITRSDA I LIVERPOOL, AlAucit 26.—Although, by the reports re . . (leived from )f the ceive, _ ..iost of the a.gricultural districts of thiis counts of . the Honeywell MANCHESTER.—FRIDAY. up to the present period of the week, the deliveries from the The leading mem b ers have this week paid their annual visit growers during seed-time have decreased, th e C orn tra d e i n m a lane, called to Northampton, consequently the betti ng h ere h as b een of a general seams to br ea th e th e same monotonous tone as for off from the road to Wake- minor character. We may mention, however, that yesterday some time past, with a continuous leaning downwards in the from their bodies. there was a change in the betting for the Metropolitan Handl- value of Wheat, Barley, and Flour in most cases, the prices in hut had cap; Stilton became first favourite at Bto 1,10 to 1 was taken others remaining barely stationary; whil s t t o th e trade i n I named about Kate, and 21 . . to l, several times, about Achy ran thes. Ireland similar remarks are' applicable. We have very few arrivals of any kind of produce to note, co as t w i se and from Ireland, since Monday last,' and those from abroad are not large, composed chiefly of Wheat, Indian Corn, and Flour from the American States, with a few parcels of the latt er .... . _. banksma FFancis Atkinson, lyin METROPOLITAN HANDICAP, sto I agat Mr. Dawson's Stilton—taker 10 to i Mr. Sergeant's Kate—taken. 10 to 1 16 to 1 16 to 1 Merry's Miss Ann—take 1 Waterford's Kick•up-the Dust—tak 1 Lurgan's Captain Flash—taken. ports at the same time being limited in amount. Influenced by the peculiar state of the Corn trade in London and other leading markets of the kingdom, business in all its tlensrt_ Mr. Spencer names Benita—ta Mr. Robson names John of Be Captain Lowther's Barbara M Mr. J. Osborne's Achyranthe CHESTER CUP. s has been nearly of to-day the Sam a stand here since Tuesday; and at legree of apathy appeared to pervade cle, except American Flour, of which, induced cheapness, some parcels were taken at a decline d. per barrel from the annexed quotations; sack r, although dull, continuing to be held at late prices. I Exclusive of a limited quantity of Foreign Wheat bought by 25 to 1 25 to 1 —taken by its relitiv IG to I Mr. Greville's Scarecrow writ Mr. J. Pillir g's Hi gh Sheri ransactic in any description of ihi's Grain were very small i❑ amount, and English as well as Fo. reign Wheats were nominally rather lower in value, though not forcibly pressed for sale. Barley, Malt, Beans, and Peas, commanding very little notice, were severally rather cheaper. Oats and Oatmeal, being also difficult of sale, hardly sustained our last currency. Indian Corn participating in the general d—taken dulness prevailing throughout the trade, scarcely any sales Tuesday BRITISH 1 Wheat, 1:0701b s. d. s. d.l Mel A Fto FOREIGN 70tb, 1 9.. 7 0 Do. do. extra.. 5 Do. white .. . 5 7.. 6 9 French, .... 9.. 6 0 Odessa, Pone. 0.. 6 2 Danube 0..33 0 Russian,&c.hard 4 8.. 410 9. 4 8.. 411 4 10.. 5 4 4 0 Egyptian 8 0 Barley, 1. 60 0 0 Oats, v 45!t Bear 3 1 3 9.. 4 0 I 10.. 2 11 tFp. 30 0..35 0 almost severe a married woman, t cohabiting with a m woman w :kingly ill-used th; nd bruise has her body, when She had a La been traced from his door mithies near B from where the bodies wen Private letters death of Ben. merle of th• Stock Exchange, Lon. list in New South Wales. A few Eficers, and crew of a vessel of his 1 one of these ish;nds he is Europeans on bo: born appe eatedly went on -id, in gener uck the account of the matte t the Solomon 33 to 1 represented as 1000 to 20 L no schooner Wanderer. 11 to 2 agst M Lord Waterfoi-d's C &fr. Pedley's Coss Hr. Hesseltin Unity—taken, 1 eiklam'a Stilton—taken. STAKES TWO THOUSAND (JUIN Duke of Richmond's Home-brewc - Rihhl.oa.l ;ot's Fit ins. DERBY Try's Hobble Noble E.tland's Augur—tak aid to have become 'list)) , is slowly reo al his fal: Steeple —taken. Do. do. extra 6 1 Mr. J. Plinnei, of Newinarket, hasbought from Flatman his Barley, v qr., Eng.3l the ' yearlinfilly by lon, out of Nath an ' s dam. 7Pson). se. & Irish 3 of The E ra prophecies either Miss Ann, Kick-up-the• Dost, or Malt, 7,a. qr. Eng 54 «, Stilton, as the winner of the Metropolitan Handicap. Do. Irish 46 Register, at St. Ire's Steeple-chase, last week, cleared up- Oats, 4) 451 b., wards of thirty-two feet. Eng.B:Sctel ,i old 2 1 giristopher Prior is the 1i0,.....- • Do. Irish, old 2 ses did not fill, cone Spring A jockey in England. _ British Yeoman and Miss Mowbray are scratched for the Metropolitan, and Rat-trap and British Yeoman for the Aber gavenny Steeple-chases. Mr. M. Bell's b c by Red Deer out of Sister to Portobello, has left Mr. John Gill's stables, at Richmond...it *4BO ft Peas, 7e-( Flour,* he Grand Superfine or a large Extra Oatmeal, 2401 b., ,Ott, Egyptian 21 6..25 0 qr. white. 31 0..34 11 lew 2 6.. 2 10 Ind. Corn, 4‘ , 45.101t Beans, ur c .. g: 0. 3o i) Amer. yellow Eng... 34 0.. 36 0 Frlpoch, hie yellow, ? 0 0.. 0 0 Ibrail & ( 31 0.. 33 6 23 6.. 29 6 30 0..31 0 31 0 Cariaaian,sweet , 20 0.. 20 35 0 U. States, do. 19 9..22 Do. & 6-24 OL ,irsach ged to D. Ind he sue- tpe at an op- toed serious injury. I ‘3l :onviets were firmly fi eitd .00 d hi ch was nata: •easonable man th is understood that the Dt. a ship of ld make all possible inquiries D MAN ditNTRWCZ OF I Ltlow, on the 30th of August last 'hurloa y Rolli 'most in a dying tear Newmarket, with his —citrord, the.._ ...red five year-old, that ran ..,. National Steeple-chase, at Liverpool, has been so determined 1 price to Count de Coataudon. a French nobl eman ,m ove M r ,. Ycning Den . l.arvi, who ~d, antler - Ont.. Tnetle I inson, and the old man strenuous effect, i I, in August int the deceit d and he .....A.4:—. aftei r buried previous 1 1 4 Lii tenant will given tc id the vhich irr the flour froti S analyzed, and f by - bi Ducker, his trainer, and Kitchener ent and enzared himself to Mr. nnrrion nd to I tLe I. is little I c that every race rar won by Mr. John on Tuesday last at I His son rode four ont of the fiv tart to th ies, Witt An action wa .. Baron Bar each of nrorr tried nt ke, on T sday, I tr • • •••••'• • ••••• aVVU P.VtAi CM ins innr*Utir,Slll,l., niARCH inactivity , vittti - ier father's Frank.dency to decline, has marked the Corn and Flour trade her Nathan, the winner of the Althorp Park Stakes, at North- duringthe past week " "- sing, I ampton, was bred by Nat Flatman, after whom he is named. Wheat and Flour w been I He IS by Paragone, out of a mare Nat used to ride as a hack sion in price, but no business of imi tance was done. Oats and Oatmeal dull, and barely m.., late rates. A large arrival of Egyptian Beans redact rd price of this article about 6d. per quarter. WAKEFIELD, Mattel' 26.—We have good supplies of mos articles. The demand for Wheat is extremely inactive. ant on Nicholsen has left his training quarters for prices fully Is. per qr. lower. 13arleybeing more ylentiful tie , where he will be finished in his nrenarnti.. Ain.. 1. of . Wheat at I )ats and Shelling rile, , Who has I heavy qualities. Is. per qr. cheaper. ies(WISBECH, hlnactt 27.—There was a fair shot. the trainer. this day's market, which sold at ls. below last week's rates; and not one of them but many farmers refused to take the reduction, and did not I _ ~nish. sell. Beans dull, and Oats before. xnown turf defaulter. charged two NEWCASTLE-UPcw ridN-TYNE. MARCH 27.—The weather marKet, curing the early part of the week was very fine, and rese m bl e d ...Jo each last we e k, stated the month of May ; but since then it has set in quite of a militia, in 1846-7, he paid the wintry character, with snow and hail. Seed time being now .e 25,490. nearly finished, supplies of Wheat from the farmers to-day debut as a supporter were larger than of late; still the demand ruled good. " ,t,,rted his bay filly whole was cleared off, but a reduction of Is. per qr. "Ps; she was a fair arrival of Wheat from the coast, lot which ti when proved exceedingly dull, at a decline of fully ls. per qr. transactions in foreign were so unimportant that its value may _..4.1..red nominally unaltered. The sale for maltinr Est of the principal maltsters bein 'here is , was a m, and the defendant, at the 1 ( ct was ma - n t P... 41 El another fe He said t cle having )nly 18 was_no truth, they we for them t but cool (laughte was of )oks for -police n love v that ti La headed from t _ Mr. John O'Brien. a v of the turf it . Northampton, last week. He a,— ious, oy Touchstone, for the Whittl e b ur y S tak ing ;he running with a lead of a couple of ler!i, bolted, and threw away a verprood chance of wins A iserigiu occurred to John Wells, tt ie race for Earl Spencer's and fall, by whirl: STEEPLE-CHASES TO COMI nd ....April 1 I Alwinton nnv..., id Frenc h athre I I en 1 —taken. —taken k crow—take The demanc been genera any sales this •ade at 425. 6d. To 51 icon are rep Nothing ms. Carolin, i n a I Congous this week i „ parcels of Greens I rit I mc seT tons Hide. Porto Rico at 35s nearly over, in the season, at prices grinding there is hardly any inquiry .mg, continue good from the coast, as also roke her sale to-day ruled very slow, but without any very 3 SSiOn of change in value; Scotch, weighing 411bs. per bus orogress. manding 206. 6d. and 21s. per qr. Peas and Bear quoted. The sale for Flour has been languid throe, I week, and prices hay CORK. MARCH 27 6 I market In Wheat, Flour , at to report an exce Indian Corn, the re very A xtreme ci re without alteration. For The supplies of Oats rom the farmers; the aterial !dingly dull I Tansactions 1. There bile I Barley Grenad or Poppet a : There has been but little 1 - ot excee ana prices are a little lower; some large I Heve Fr ye found buyers at previous rates.—Ame- sof corn-' John arious de t. for fine British C Pal i no, Brothers, Daniel Dy( 6th instant. Flora, sailed from Messina for this port 4th it._ sh, sailed from Malta for this port 12th inst "nulkeley, from Alexandria at 14th instar Rhoda. Gibraltar. Panope, Stewar 3r Galatz, a Gibraltar, and cleared f MI, Sallee Ann - Nelson, N. Sincapore 16th Jan. Dorisano, Robertson ; Bland, Hoak( from Calcutta ; and Blair, Moody, • from Sincapore at Akyab. BosToT , March 9.—The barque - for Liverr , — , • son, from Penar .ilmington , Smithville Bar, North Carolina, _ 1 inside the Middle . Buoy, but was expected to be I GIBRAL larch 16 The Ire cool for to dock 12th, and will Act MALAGA, Ma 9th instant, which has done considerable Fair' ping anchored off the coast. The Akbar `ed. The Stork. briz. and the Thomas C —lt blew a seve - - - renader, unknown, ;rques, were on shore, WEDNESDAY ARRIVED.—New V (s.s.), Byrne, Rotten RobsOn 1 C Hendersol ge to the ship. brig, is totally ,rkp nnri th. Co MARCH 24.—Wind E., light id, Knight, from New York—Pelican 2 — Beejapore, M'Lay, Mobile—Hamp- lie, San Fran topmas' from Galatz tc without u Tor. Ad ani.o3—Yeoman, Tray Perreman,_ 'awes, Chailestor. tten, Theebnid, B 3119, Rio Jane on, from Gs Daws Lock, Messina nation Simony, Thor —Sir Robert meet, Zalatra, Laguii wino, Granata, Catan —Margaret, —William Pa reikeverante, - aii; )nsbrook, M`Carth 4a, Antwerp—Jar .y, Africa—D'lsraeli, Helen, Turner, Para—Success, Ripon, Hong Kong, Kezia Page, Page, hence Messina. elona e at Bar a al a rsei g at Akyab, and sane and Agnes, Brown, and Titania, Coulthard. we and dined Is. per Ye have and at prices in favour of TLR MARKETS IMPORTS. I ,s for this port 4th instant!! Legg, hence at Sincapore Burn, fr Feb., with loss Bjorgvi -Calpe, Pc Brockleman, from Odessa—... for London, all at Falmouth 22tm Wanderer. Rees, from Alexandria for this port — Nina, Foring; Christiana, itenstrom ; and Helena, from Alex andria—and Amphitrite, Brind, from Berdianski—all at Crook haven 19th instant. nd Donor, natant from licalta Martha, Thomas, from Trieste for Rotterdan, Castle, Latta, from Valpararso—Romance r Jackson, from tua—Lubinka, Osterhoff; Commodore, Hall; Briton's Pride, Craven ; and Wendola, Weir, from Alexandria—and Louis de Geer, Hansen, from Trieste, all at Queenstown 23rd instant. NEW YORK, March 10.—A ship was seen 27th Feb., ashore on Florida Reef, with lower masts and maintopmaat standing, lying head to the eastward. THUR 1, MARCH 25 —Wind N.E., light, ARRlVED.—Commodore (s.), Little, from Havre. SAlLED.—Parliament, Sampson, for Boston—Echo, Schwen nans, Vera Cruz—Water Lily, Bush, St. Michael's—Corona tion, Johnson, Rotterdam—Emelie, Chauvelon, Nantes—Eliza beth Hughes, Bevan, Leghorn—Gesina, Wyk . Jessie, Martin, Tampico—Niapra. Munro, Arthur, Montreal—Josefina, Calve, Havannah Gem, hence at n, Budge, hence at Morlaix. Fenneo, Lancelot, hence at Marseilles Orontes (s.s.), Bulkeley, from Alexani The Milton has been lost on one of th . YsaW di ia, at Malt Aresti, sailed from Tarragona for This pu.. -Liza, sailed from Bayon n e f or th is port 17th instant. Fox, Martin, sailed from Oporto fo r thi s p ort 15t h i nstant. Laneefield, Gardner, sailed from Lisbon for this port 10th ,natant. Lady Elizabeth, f --- - John and Mary 23rd instant. St. Michael's at Deal 24th inst. Ann Purday, both hence at Hell% Seringapatam, from Cantor press, Asia; and Kate, frog Keresoe—all at Gr —Tropic, from Demerara— St. Michael's—and Gem, fi 0) instant The wreck of a brigantine with bowsprit and lower ma g abondoned instant, in la' BERWIC trch le patent slip, liavi been put or the harbour ie Bar in entering The Nuova Zelante, Allay town, was totally wrecked. last ni ig Island Channel; ive March 113 on a rock between Crookhaven and of the crew were drowned. FRIDA ARRIVED.—Iowa, Brewster, and Arran, Miles, New Orleans —Florida, Mills, Savannah—Luban, Chisholm, Charleston— Eliza, Follett, Smyrna—Rowena, Dixon, Liscata—lsabel, Aristi, Tarragona—Latuna, Gamst, Nienstadt—Juno, Constantinople —Victory, St. Michael's. SAILED.—John Pelle, Sawyers, Arica—Alert, Hadegraft, Dordt—Countess of Sefton, Wheeler, Valparaiso—Earl of Mul grave, Boroughs, Constantinople—Euphrates, Gifford, Bombay —Falcon, Wade, New York—Tit Bit, Steele, Lisbon. hence at Nante KINSALE struck on the Sev Three men saved. zaire for this port Marc aground on High Bank chart led from St ported agr March 23 Head nd has got off, and is at anchor KILLIBEOS, March 22. Liverpool, has run ashore at the moo,_ expected off next tide without much dam be Hawk, Pemney of till SATURDAY, MARCH 27 .Wind N.N.E.. lizht RitIVEL (a,a.), Walker, f Taylor, St. John, S.B.—St. Jacob, Alex. SAlLED.—Bloomer, Symonds, for Sy& Glen, Stabb, Ceara—Africa (s.), Harrison, (s.), Graves, Constantinople—Osmanli (a —Pelican (s.s.), Byrne, Rotterdam. e r N PO New t Orontes (s.) Sth March, an ulkeley, ft sunk almost Crew(excepi e) saved. Ti 'elve hours t iltz, hence at Port-au-Prince kins, hence at New York 121 ra• •••cakp,..• Deogaurn, Evans, from Calcutta for this port, at Q 25th March. eatterson, from Alexandria for Qr .Ird March. Sarah Moller, Jonkin, from 'Up. rookhaven 23rd March. Norge, Michelsen ; Emelina, Paplon ; haven 23rd Paulina, Bradhering, and Victoria, Palmyren, I dria for Queenstown, at Crookhaven 24th March. Napoleon, trove Marseilles for Queenstown, at 24th Nfarrh Riddick n, 25th March. !hantal, Brisgoligi, frc from Ode Aukathur [mos Ayres—Armata,NG from Galatz—Oscar. Si Commerce d'Amiens, Cousin, and Porcupine, late Tk "t Falmouth, 24th March. ' - from Alexandria, for H from Constantinor Princess Royal, xandria, at Fala from Ma Columbine An .sth Mar or Hamburg, off Candidate London, off WEXFORD, March 2; >Ol, for Montreal. ran ills With the t KINGSTOWP from Wicklow, for I pool, has put in I head. SUNDAY, MARCH 28 ARRIVED 1!an0pe,..9 Irving, Trieste Onward, Baker; Girgeni wia, Licata. Vaughan, for Acapulco- SAILED. Healey, B, A. Souba —W. Hitcheoc W. D. Sewall, Jac ria—Bloomer, Jer York lifax, N.S.—Tot I, this morning, and went-I-y.1;1;e; Alexandria at this port; sailed from Gibraltar 21st March. On 22nd March, E. gale, off Cape St. Mary, was in contact with hence for Corfu, which is supposed to h ave sdiatelv.."-` " not be seen at daylight. at the time of the 'ander canvass town, at Croi Crookhaven na, Prink, from Marseilles, all at Queen Dm Batavia, for Rotterdam, off I Smyrna —lmod. 1, Brand at Mobile 11 March. t, Ellis, from St Letitia Law& mouth. 26th MI Royal William. f 9 Alexandria—S !* at L( i. from Pernambuco, all of Fat Carly th - e ler Nibs. he sheep 30, 185.: TUESDAY, MARCH 23.—Wind S.S , rioxie, and Lilly, Dordt- &flippmg fit:elltiftncr. ,htoree, Corn c at Boa at Triest Barceloi •e, Brown, ber St. Harlarnpy, Tue Helen Mai Water Kelpie, Olsen, from Ven 1 mated the great NNW YORK. erpool, lea art of her th March. arked SF, were picked up Ist lliarct MQSDAY, MARCH -Herald, from New lina, be J MOUTH 1 13 W 15 W- sink, from Bat , I—Bata% ter. from B N, long 24 V n lat 52 N, long lE off Cae Bon—Lad th Feb., of p Cape de Gat y t— S I Kate Evelyn, from Glasgov this port 1 Marc] New ( r fear port, 2' New One Peters, from IgaV g „om Hero da 6 W—Persian, bound east, Bolivar, from Sydney, for Lon ;s), hence, for New / lat4oN,lor 45 p. 711 lat 30 N. Ion.? Lydia, 'Lida (s) for Boston arch llst ai Tna, for a March, in lat 37 N t, 14th Feb.—Sea K Cape CI, Vincen hence, 14th March, in lat 49-N from New Orient New Orleans, R. A. Pi e, off Holy John 1 port, in lat 8 N. long 14 W—Endymion, from Calcutta, 31st n hit 41 N—Patriot King, i for Calcutta, 26th Dec.,fan., in tat 14 S, long 27 W. TIDE TABU 53 I 639 111 3 23 I 8 3 VVedneiday.i Thurs. April V.4Aa., Saturday Sunday . Monday. t Term 2' 935 10 2 1)5 9 !Cam.Le, 310 26 110 50 18 3 Oxf. Len. Aerni c 411 11 11 33 i2O 1 6111 Sunday in Lent. 51 11 54 LONDON GA ZET7 TUESDAY, M RHPS D Oke, Mania; 1 Brown. Sal •cle J. Gibbo ire, travellin DECLAA lONS OF DIVIDENDS.—T. Birch, Chorlt ochester, common brewer—R. Heardm BANKRUPTS son Hardy, Lie sac• a. werciniTlL, April 2, May 6, at 11 o'clock, at th e Liverpoo District Court of Bankruptcy : solicitor, Mr. Holden, Liverpool ' • o ffi cial assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool.—Willi am T o dd and James Todd, Li vorpool, provision merchants, April 5, at lS o'clock, April 26, at II o'clock, at the Liv e rpool District Court of Bankruptcy; solicitor, Mr. Holden, Liverpcol ; official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverppol—George Foster? Chorlton-upon:Medlock, Lanca shire, joiner —Robert Tomlinson Carlisle, Sheffield, arid Beiiih ton, Derbysh're., builder—James Luxford, Market Rasen, Lin colnshire, draper—John_ Cadman, - ";ehar Chamberl.,- ..eriain, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire, draper—Charles Henry White, Southampton, dealer in China—John Wood, t'utne.- brewer—William, Stevens. High Holborn, upholsterer—Jr . Branch, High-street, Camberwell, corn dealer. CERTIFICATES.-April 20, W. Beish•— FRIDAY. MARCH ank of Mancheste, —PARTNERI ts far as re Barnes 'and Son, DECLARATIC id.; on Monday Manchester. joiner, cotton totinufic Cheshire, bleat OF IIIVIDENDS.—R. Johnson, Liverpool, v. of id., on Mo n d ay, Marcia 29, atm any y, except Easter Monday, at Mr. Bird's, -- Liverpool, merchant, third rib 29, and any subsequent Mon Mr. Bird's. Liverpool kenliead, booktieller,' 'first div and any subsequent Monday, Bird's, Liverpool. J. Law, Bi y, March 2 except Easter Mon - clay, at .1-4: BA N K RUPTCY SUPERSEDR D.—Thomas Nutley, Reading. Ditclimouhol, corn dealer, April 14, May 10, at h llo'clock, at the t h e , Liverpp p ool District Court of Bankruptcy solicitors, Messrs. :Wallaby and Townsend, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool David Henry Thomas, Tyntwyr, Carnarvonshire, draper, April - May 10, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Ilan ruptcy : solicitor, Mr. Bunting, Manchester; official nralons Mr: Morgan, L • shire, scrivener Tick King, rgan, Port -April 16 Pim, Birkenhead, merchants. —April 16, S. ➢tayor, Liverpool, ship than a. S. Kitson, Liverpool, printer. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERP March. y Ann K 2, James Broihersta 2, G. and S. Pi' (proof and div.) audit) 2, Anson Hardy ( 5, William and James Todd (Ist) 5 John Ellison (2nd)............ • John Yates (ijd) 6, John Johnson (proof and c 8, John Davies (2nd) Joseph Hull (2nd) STATE OF TRADE this tendenCy Red somparntivel les, has nd is now per lb. below the ago; except in the higi .en at id. Cop twist ; • bundle has been, in most counts, re. late in comparatively better demand, tli little change, though in some kinds th, advantage. Nos. GO and 70 have rather gi the time alluded to. On Thursday there was a kind among the India houses to get common 40's and 50's for very within the next ten days, on which condition the curren rates were and are now obtainable; but there is an unwilling less to give orders beyond that time. It speaks favourabl3 , r the German trade, that, notwithstanding the ill effect tively chc e quotatic twist in the )er, and of luced by the failUre of the last hrough Hull, from the lit of Ja this year, exceed the amount durir ar in the Mirch in Portion of 13,292 bales t of a di, to prevent any givi generally well en MACCLESY d to for former price hive no chinge to rade in a during greater part of the ticularly in new descriptions of 1 and white silk blondes. The d from t I Stale Lhiefly cut from CHARITIES ly Report 27th March)— -DISCHARGED : Cur ERN HOSPITAL D : Accident Total, 3 keiniining - in t NTSARY, AND —(Weekly Rep the week :—At t total, 188. DISPENSARIES tOttiburg on.. bi htkitepe ;Mit! 1 effected-its!ctsi lANCIi pirpdgc nety miles se 3.-Wi 'or hambro'—lndiffererlte Narva—Leocadie_ nth Thomas arrived here - probably t Linter, huciii via, for Aniaterdair from Cac a lat 43, krvest, our exports 7, or by buyers nd the way on the par ed. Domestics vs been doing a afactory. We are silk manufacturer we experier as stimulated [Ong to 'nesa of to be le in i the ga tes ob r de: !gm, lived r