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1). 2, Nit been calculafid Ives five million (Irg' ply by eating brosol f 112 lbs. of wheat, Ls and coarse flour' t, which would in 0° 104 tbs. of nut digestible, as ever}' )w' used ; so that, 5 lion' quarters (whW In) would, if dressed my -five Mr. James Barnegf Gardene?'r Cho. isease will be eve! awing observed the r extent than NO e any prospect of g tubers: A similar usalem Artichokes• aan residing in thg hotbed about threg f the quarry kind? Lays ago, which, bt maturity, he found ier, of the Speaker he has discovered mains the folloW xi in the streets for . Progress of the ntish-town." The lowing terms ; the affixed to the com y that—for the first Reformation—the e streets of a Lon-. d in full procession, Darting. The sen in the neighbour d looks, the women ts, as they heheld• profound venera ible Sacrament." ICHOONER.--A sei- Liver Thame, near r vessel, called the for some days re being manifested tr freight on lard•" ctive officer, went marded the vessel , kets and bayonets s at the Custora hooner, Captain J. tined for Gibraltar. for which country 1 was iuttnded, c, to be towed br iy 4,000 barrels of mogramm e o f the , een issued; The of Mesdames Co' latter a stranger Signor Fraschinii ritone), all new to as basses, Herr r, Lind, as prime Easter," in Meyer- - er of his admired it England for the' ;sly composed for rile, to be foutidett °Rowing powerful : Ferdinand, Signor' Prospero, Signor Ipera. for -London, )ers ;" a fin6r sub -while it presente' display of a pow-' her,. as the great obert Bruce' has to have Carlotta , hopes are enter once more witch - aid the. Pas. des which shall unite to be , etitaled, ;hese well-known Caroline - Rosati, Ile Caroline Bau earances in Eng ; ; M. D'Or, of appearance ; M novelties in this let for the open: Aselle C. Rosati :he German poet n the-old legends allet"' by a " no- Egeria;" nesideS middle of Fe vorita," for -, the :fe is to be the. OF SUSPECTED thg family And a gentleman re- Hill, Greenwich , rground noises.' on, generally in y heard persons nstrument near sion, facing , the d servants were ecame so much the doomrpowi would wmie her thelinuse.wa3 . ek Mr. Soames underground, into the lower r chimney nor It to the . ..house, erlooking, from , .rugged hang .- 7 the gardener. twn, and. at< the e, in the hang ; of brickwork , e centre. ot the Soames ,being 'diately a voice og to quit the' man, who on reflasingte' I put into • the' without effect. ;h the, lawn ti" was employed.• ellows, nearly hey were takclu a searched; the: )assage in fel/ . Id, on proceed" overed an o'er' and a quano 'ds for, seats-or , bricks form I for that Aar" bottom oft.thig 3covered about s of g ame...and )OX, and other awl their.-con ,el and, trinket chiefs ; sundry' assagebecame ped ley a, brick ved, an i open" Neither Mr. nedgo , of th ll6l ly remomed to is lYtl~, It is rb.Q. hollowing George Phi' an %doh police" remanded for HOURS. OF on for a Te ring statistiesf n the factory of the Regis" as. containing; that nothing : lisease, sutfes prisluk, TY. ccl,tsiav habits of the abourng, inae dduous lobo!, one who lor g rare.. This j 9 n is often co i L ueueu is - tin' A the raw 10 " i rmerly so j fatl, Es, and ships• report of tli", I, "Of the 12 1 , finder ; and 0 1 certified by is to be fore' medical 045: bliged to Wail' agage in col; ickens, ana,(! quotation " ter of Deansgs„ t l Manches':;s ! this has 13 " uld be nuinr. t be effecte d , f the wool; ment fromt " In page h i ng iA en perishco,,, aural to itn"' it ip in uncili 2 long claY;, e ct pours, 500t , 77 hebenom it u tomachs W - ato red, left to to .uld `com e 0, ailed in At , 9 1 1 4 SaUctiOli ref. 2, 1847. b tpp iric i utPUtcjniit- TUESDAY, JANUARY 26.—Wind W.S,W., moderate. v A ltatvEn.:—Royal George, Livingston. from St. Michael's — Albion, Green, from Gallipoli—Eblana, Moffatt, from Cadiz— California, —, from St. John, N. 8., and Cygnet, —, from r ußwash. SAI LED.—Judah Tonro, Nickerson, New Orleans—British American, Nilus, Mobile —Mariner, Jeans, Villa Nova—Falcon, Ph illips, St. Mi c h ae l' s —El eanore , Moulton, Bahia. • It blew a gale from the south-west at the Cove of Cork on the nth instant. S eyera l vesse l s d ragge d their anchors, but did sot sustain ani , damage. Catherine t , ersen hence for Bayonne, at Holyhead. .„War,wick, Weeks, from New Orleans at London. alertha, Mitchell, hence at Constantinople. Jupiter, Morrison, hence for Ostend, at ditto. 'Th omas Dempsey, Donative, from St. Domingo for this port, at ditto. N ,W ° o4 manstrum Hinderwell, hence at Madras- on the 29th ovemb'er. Cumberland, Carr, and David Clarke, Swan, hence at Calcutta. T Athol; ' Mackey from Fleetwood at ditto. Lang, 1' s •red frdrin Calcutta for this port on the 7th of Novemb er. Berbice , 3 froth Old Calabar at Fernando Po. Biattmore, hence at Berbice. _ohr, Willis Willis hence at Demerara. 9th Ea D "! Dalhousie, Primrose, sailed from ditto for this port ee. . Gip Scutt, hence at Trinidad. Th th ncent, Shepherd, hence at St. Vincent. in rba s Worthington, Rose; Irlam, Morphew;' and Work yon, Winter and Frances, hence at Barbadoes. •Vabet, Smith, and Denison, King, hence at Antigua. . '9 l nlnerce, Jones, hence for New Orleans, off ditto. verDaa, hence for Jamaica, off ditto. • ~.e.ntetprise, Davis ; August Kinch • Frisk Smith, and Mar "on, Dale, hence at St. Thom' as Ptineess Victoria, hence at Alexandria, Egypt. „,Mehemet Ali, Al coc k, sa il e d f rom dit to f or this port on 31st -.ember. Murray, Hughes, sailed from ditto for this port 6th instant. Allegro, from Benn at Lough Swilly. • William Crow, Dixon, from Marseilles for Cork, At Beerha zella *ell, with loss of fo re y ar d, b u l war k s , and stancheons. U , Haywood, hence at Gibraltar. Doctor, 14 th inst aut Luke, hence at ditto, and sailed for Constantinople I. • —Leda, from VESSELS SPOKEN. Harriet and Jessie, hence for Charleston, in lat. 50, long, 15 43, Ion: London for New Orleans, 28th December, in lat. lat. 8 "sT l',l N, lon lB— Orchella, hence for Calcutta, 11th December, in •- , lon. 22 W—Forrester, hence, Ilth December, in lat. g. 39 W—Susan, hence for - the Mauritius, 13th Dec., t!, l lat. 4 N, long. 29 NV—Duke of Portland, from for yenaerara, 12th Dec., in lat. 11 S, long. 14 fro Josh Wad ,lington, from Calcutta for this port, 18th Dec., in lat. 5 S, lon. , 1 6 W—Queen Mab, from China for this port, 18th December, in tat, 3 S, long. 18 W—Keying and a New York liner, with a black ball, bound west, 19th January, in Int. 51, long. 19, by the Nonancum—Heten Hamilton of 'this port, 224 insta n t, i n lat. 51, long. 11, by the Brazilian — Columbine, hence for N ew York, 15th Jan., in Tat. 49—Orange Branch, from Oporto for this pOrt, in lat. 42, long. 9—Miller, of this port, 3eth Nov., in lat. 9 N, long. 25 W—Success, from London for Barba. oes, 13th December, in lat. 25 N, long. - 51 W, by the Bowling. "WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27.—Wind W.S.W. ARRlVED.—Seholfteld, Barnes, from Alexandria, Egypt— Gossypium Brown, New Orleans—Alhambra, Lockhard, Sa- Valnah—LOaisiana, Charleston—George M. Soule, Harvey, and Malabar, Foster, New York—Allessandro il Grande, Gardgon, Venice. Swatara Brw from New leans this ort, cut away h e' masts , this o - n, ming, at three o'clock, at to prevent the vessel from dragging-on-shore. i, 'from New York •at port ; sailed 6th Jan. On t he 7th Jan. v in -lat. 45, long. 35,spoke the brig James, of Bris- VI , from Matanzas for this port, with loss of bowsprit, fore and head of mainmast, but the vessel was tight, and was in wantanssistance. m. Hutt, 'Craig,' hence at 'Honduras. , Richard Dart, Lovering, hence at Madeira, and sailed for Cal ParaiSo tactWaShingiOi, Bensonchence at Mdeira, after being in i ron, and Twith a French brig; which sunk; crew saved by the Wash on, and sailed 6th Nov. for New Orleans. At,Terb,lor-Demerara, at Mobile. i mm.. ufanian, Winsor, hence at St. Michael's. r oo f: — inet, Sewell, and Conservative, Brown, hence at Bey thei:el(,."Dean Taylor, sailed from Smyrna 4th Jan., and Bro- Fernl Rth Jan., both for this port. Vigil "' enntente *hence at Lisbon. a"t ' V an Grone 0 t d Douce D ndale, hence Thomas aveY, Ken ne y, from Mauritiu s at London. s gB'Pas Edward, Skraner, from Westport at Sound of Lin loss of sails and short of provisions. rederick, Beek, from Konigsberg for this port,.at Deal. ~.EleanOre, for Bahia, leaky, having struck on Burbo Bank, ...ad Sams... , , Samuel , for Mobile, both put back. Fa l kland, Smith, from New Orleans, arrived here yes -1,-,"may. On the 2nd January saw two large ships onshore on . .o , ida Reef, near Bahia, Florida, which had apparently just Vane on. On the 18th Jan., in lat. 47, lon. 31,'fell in with the Packet-ship Columbia, from New York for Liverpool, with loss If fore topmast, sails, &c., and in distress, having, on the 13th i nstant, lost overboard the captain, (Rathbone.) first and se %rid mate, .five men, and a boy, while scudding in a heavy ' l4 e. The ship was :quite tight. The Lady Falkland put her kite onboard to navigate the Columbia. The 'Lady Falkland e.xPe . rienced a succession of very violent gales 'during the last *lateen days. 3 aixnAst. Jan. 25.—Ida, Lister, from Quebec for Holyhead, V 8 abandoned 30th December, having been water-logged in a 4, e4, 'Y gale of wind - 22nd Dec. in lat. 50,10ng. 22 ; three men hi' V ned: the remainder were'taken off the wreck by the Cham 4, and on the- 15th January were transferred to the Frede of Bremen,and landed here this inorning,-except one man ars remained on board the Champion, being lame. h a r i m-vv - AY, Jan. 24.—The Redwing, Yorke, for Liverpool, (in mi,,asti) commenced driving from the roads-during the gale 4),, morning, when! both masts were cut away, and she brought al)" L, Jan. 12.—Calcutta, from Q ue b ec ta Landon, has been inoned at Leh, water-logged; cre w ta k en off - by the Terra , arrived here from Viana. .lan. 25 —Maybrough, Stevenson, freer Retch, "bes Put into this port, must discharge, her cargo heir ig much il lootCq-1.1.KT, Jan. 14.—St. George, of G'asgow, from Ply -11 th e 10 this port, in running f or th e p i er got on the; bar, but ste a , timely assistance of the p a ddl e -b ox boats front) H. er Ithadamanthus, was got off, and took into a 'place of t o , HUN, Jan. 22.—Elle n , from the Clyde to Cardi ff , reported Have arrived at Kingstov, n 20th instant, very leaky,' did not Hat in there, but is supposed to have made either for Li'verpool Sr Holyhead. WEsrroßT, Jan. 21.—Glasgow, Aitkin, from Glacgow for Li triesick, v, as plundered of a large quantity' of her earga (wheat 41 11 d dour) on the night of the 17th instant, in Black Sod Bay. ,2ii.—Jamaica, Sowell, from London, in enter :4,B the harbour on the 15th instant, missed -stays, toud led on ~.`ne bar, returned to the roadstead, discharged part of her' - `„ r gorand came in on the 17th. 25 ' 1 , Awoke, Bac. 12.—1 t blew a very severe hurricane on the .and end 26th ult. the wind shifting during its course fn nn N. w e " 1 1. by E. to E.S.E. All the vessels in the roads at thil time Iva nt to sea, and the following have returned :—Edward fi'ilton, 4prano, with loss of main and mizenniast ; cargo dam aged, e e L% - nu m sill greatly disabl e d, i t i s supposed that sheus t pro o,„!_10 some port to be d oc k e d ; A nna R o b ertson, Malmo, with ,frii;.ter boats stove, and oth er s li g ht damage, andpart of cargo l ed ; Athenian Poynteney, with loss of maintopmast, and ,ter,blreater part ()flier cargo (rice) damaged ; Ele anor L an cat- Sho w e Without having sustained much da mage . O sprey, 1,1,90rn C alcutta for this port, which left the Sand H e a d s Appe ar t a Tn,o, has not yet arrived ; a vessel like her m a d e h er work in ..e to the southward, a few days since, but oould riot . r iy --'I3 TI, IIBD AY, JANUARY 28.—Wind W.N.W. _Laura)l(B_jean:l:'Ell));b—re°llll.l I% Cothead,asc em ns" —Bidston, Harmer, Cikeutta-- 1) usey, from St. Harmer, New orkatl6--- 140bilC--LelandHer' li alrafFrank lin, —, and Adams, Gay, Ora, Bromp, Matanzas—Byron,. McLellan, inin N .,,,, , ,B, Baxter Charleston—Globe, 1 heobald, Wil -1340rge.....t°D.,n—,A..:--u_eila, Parker, PI iladel hia—Lydia, Sante, Bain 'nod mai.;"ipatzterHsenry, Delanc: , _ C B o a i r p u s in to b w ia (late Rathtione ;) _, , Foody, and Eden) Lawsou, 4 . ll .loti ew , N Y .11.- - Ji.cinta, Paris, Bilboa. itrnerica, NVeare, hence for New Orleans, has put back. e ivzit erica, from Nassau at this port; sailed 30th Dec. The , Belle (204, ° , 8 ail for Glasgow 4th Jan. ; the X L, from Havantuit.f ii ‘, nad beeu on shore on the Stirrup Keys, but got off, math lit 4 ilis t i m r 4ge, after being lightened,, and would proceed without P d ii lo r ge n l g a, Bell; hence for Trinidad, at Holyhead. ii, 4r rY.l-orriquer, Jetrares, hence - fpr New Orleans, off ditto. Onii e Ti' l ir t Zm ea o .s 4t e ,nt7me Ve r rl i all i e )i n ie ,i e va ft s *( p li a t s t° sed by the Ty el an , 1 7 Demerara, 13th Jan., in lat. 46, long. 16, waterlogged said I, l idoned. 1 4 ;,,ta Nymph, of St. John's, N. 8., was passed by tho Arabella, ," .41 ) ., in lat. 44 , i - tong. 23, waterlogged and abanittoned. n'' , ltallpi..pr Fdwardc, hence at , the Gape of Good flope, _ Ori re4- tlV,:ill ' CliSoll, AL . d Royal tliaon„, Ingleby, hence at lk.aw P a r 8. • C,i„lltiit,.from Londop at ditto. 'ork.r°lllaack, Shipley,-and 'Me o ::::: Ir l ie ki l ' n he : ce ' at M°bile. t ka, Ml.firen, hence at Ner Ai d , fr 1 torta•orn London, at Nassau : S i s t i t zvi and Savannah at Cove, With (3 i h rl ;s ) . l)4l l,v 4 ,t' 81 f iil r° s, m bo b l ic, --0i,,, i 1 1 . ..* ii, hence.for Bordeafix at li,Ligstown. it,ilhp o tYlle, hence for Ostend, at ditto. (1,1-r,T4.,,-,.l,\Lalker, hence for Port Philip, at Milford. Olio, It'rllC , hence for Leghorn, -wbon k hl i tA t l4s, h from Pernambuco at Falmouth. Antigua 16- is Bayonne, at ditto. Wi ( t ) l BlThe Y , is '' . l , l4kr e k t,‘ ' ;ft ene ce e i r ras a t Jamaica,'Sdayti at e d i ßea l it ßn to t . L a m d an s. . s, 1 'leek • ' "I St ../ 11 1 th f e foo il fr sid io e n ,: i f ,CAii .. ° 4 went • Oh, N-. 1)., for this pOll.- 4 .8, i„; t it e„lvv i T,' 4 , 11 d loss of sails. ` 7 aler k .,.."-' Live. J ;,,•,ean. 26 —The Alabama, from Cumberland, .t.klC a s,: Cri;' ° ', .Ws.s wrecked last night, on .the island of ' yds 1,, -- „'ati. ~- 4a ved. argo expected to be saved. . ' q tivi4, -411 irie - .., 1 * 24 —lt blew a heavy le here lad night and (~, , - , 7 01 1.5 h,.,": utirii r m r •ci ' the Glenco, of Liverpool, was tot,-,r1ick.,,,,-e, iviilclo -111 . 0 r ) m • st. ' AlanT: ster la : 7.. 4 4 j an • 24 34 A ba al rque, of about 400 h . a elle -- ° l l tr .-" I. o op and a small house on each side of it, 1 ° ''' W M je 3tern kUP;XXSed to be the lAdenendent or Independ -44. Pal ised on the 3 d.Jonuary, in lai. 49, long- 10, abau- I{ VI rtlo ' 'e, or G I VESSEOS SPOKEN. r e, st an ,,. 46 g OW, llith Octoh?r, in let. 36 S, long. 62 E-I..is- L.Wri,, t , n ii,Mg southward, ,Ist Nov., in lat. 4 S 7 long -9 _l% ,q 4 lont o ' i le Cork, 4tb. Jan„ 11 W—Leda, of this port, N ° hat c h , h ew Orleana, Bth .fler., in lat. 43 N long. 18 I,,elit u „ e _ ence tor Ceyls,a, 15th Nov., in lat. 15 S, long. 0 V - N. 23 rom London for Sydney, 10th October, in lat. 41$. A V-Fil).l Y z3t , rt kivE D ......." e ...2:,,. I 9.—WjudtV 2 W„ fresh. ,loilorninr__.mo77 " Inc Cole,. front Calcutta —Anne, front 141nr, .... 1...7. .. rn te m sunia , itli; and P. J. Nevins from St. ,4 a, ;Ittow, Me., lorilenii IN15"" ; Abbian4' Williams- and O'IA 1 LIf.D.—MA.OOI,, jjth.,.B. lachicola—argaretni - 'P.m - aria —Sir , H. 'Douglas Ogilvy , klrlnion; Edwards ; Finiamicirt* Art°l)ile—Alar'"4l4 Gray ; e, New York—,ilet, Shotton; Boir("vrden, and John R,Skidtly, 414 therland, Howard, from China at th iii7Ptort 'sailed from I,gliae 25th Sept., and from St. Heienal tthilareinondas, Lambert, from Charleston • t t ', ll . e c• lat. 51 30, lon. 7430-141?°rtm;,,i.tila,irdhe e n ,,_n On the 27th, hi atat;vse barque Sampsona, from Genoa fbr Co'ra - , ;nin a sinking Eli'.,.. 4 nd took ofr the crew. . *ith r W arwick, (late Loring,) from New York at this n o 'Pve,.}4°ls rdf captain, mate, and two seamen, who were tliz a h Qki(o-eth, Gutheridge, from Hobart Town at Launceston. u eens - kt aeona, Irons, from London—Sarah, Barclay ; Ocean aii Warren ; and Jane Anderson, M'Lellan, hence at Sa 114!Lh Acl it :. _ohz Johnson, hence at Charleston. (o' 4 ll n' t lge, and Rory O'More, hence off ditto. . „, on, rom a at , •.i 4 -rey Lauott f M its Patras am.' sailed for v T° , l stl' lb , 'taei t ' ah• for litieNopvotrltiiiiejuacne., from Zante at Gibraltar, and cle.ved 13, 4 niit '. Jan, 27 . - I,fechanic, Sergent, from Liverpool to A . Erica, 1 ( - 111 here, A itla loss of bulwarks, boats damaged, vt heel ) 4: kc • I I Li ve l : SwiLtv, JAN. 2L—John Quayle, Sayle, from Tralee 141tipr ili P° 0 1, was totally wrecked 23d instant. on the rocks at tfnd of B allyinastocberklay; crew and part of the ma saved, • , SATURDAY, 30th JANUARY.—Wind N.N.W., moderate. - ARRlVED.—Devonport, Kirk, from New Orleans—Percival, M'l)uffy, from Boston—Eliza, Guthrie, and Lady of the Lake, Smith, from St. John, N.B.—Jamaica, from St. Jago de Cuba —Grecian, Todd, from Cephalonia. SAlLED.—Treasurer, King, for Porto Rico—Elizabeth Tay lor, Williams, St. Thomas, &c.—Fanny, Wareing, Trinidad — Hero, Sedgley, Rio Janeiro—Swordfish, Green, Bahia—Mary, Jones, Maranham—Zante, Kearney, Galveston—Lesmahagow, Drake, and John Fielden, Strang, St. John N.B.—Colossus, hi' Donald, Apalachicola—Washington, Wilk ie; Theresa Jane, Wright, and British American. Miles, Mobile—Mersey, Guth rie; Devonshire, Thompson; Abigail, Daley; Julius Cesar, Carter ; William Penn, Couglah ; and Lillias, Harrison, New Orleans—Far West, Briard, New York—Georginia, Higgins, Philadelphia—Belmont, Grant; Charles Joseph, Leigh; and Lancashire, Lyon, Savannah—Urania, Wilson, Oporto—and Martha Jane, Toms, Genoa. Lady Milton, Hayes, hence at Mobile. Nyverheid, hence at Ostend. Salacia, Boyce, hence for Havana at Plymouth, 28th Jan., out thirteen days ; bore up, from long. 14. Centaur, Williams, sailed from Rio Janeiro for this port Bth December, and New Grenada, (steamer,) for Valparaiso 12th Dec. _ _ Candidate, Jarvis, from Zante at Cephalonia, and sailed for this port 7th Jan. Emma, Kemp, from Messina—Mexican Packet, Graves, from Alexandria—Ranger, Pithick, from Alexandretta—and Jersey lass. Dean, from Marseilles, all at Algesiras Roads, and sailed for this port. Tvrer, from Rio Janeiro at Bahia. WEXFORD, 27th Jan.—A barque of about 400 to 500 tons got on a reef of rocks, inside the Keroe Islands, Ballyteague Bay, last night, and the fore and main masts went by the board: crew saved. _ _ _ . BROADHAVEN, ST. BRIDE'S BAY, 27th Jan.—Eden, Marig lin, from Venice and Cork for Liverpool, was driven on shore, near this place, last night, and fills with the tide: crew saved. GALWAY, 26th Jan.—Active, M'Kenna, from Liverpool for Kilrush, lost two men overboard 22d Jan., and on the 24th lost boats, part of bulwarks, &c. FALMOUTH, 28th Jan.—Arethnsa, Cowl, was lost fat: Santa Cruz, Patagonia, 18th Sept. SUNDAY, 31s t JANUARY.—Wind N.N.E., ARRlVED.—Colonist, Sinnot, from Savannah--Gardyne, Halliday, from Patagonia- - ---Enrequita, Paris, from Havana — Empress, Hudson, from Alexandria, E. - SAlLED.—Majestic,- Beskin, Africa—Eleven, Burlinson, for Alexandria, E.—Lady Courtenay, Trinick, St. Michael—Pan thea, Glen, and Talisman, Somes, Calcutta-,Karel, Hayti— Stephen; Watson, Ilemerara—Oinel Galley, Clarke; Trinidad— Highland Mary, Croisley, New York—joseph Porter, Reed, and British King, Wilson, Savannah—Henrietta, Sharp, Virgi nia—lsaac Newton, Clarke; Sweden, Shaw; Wellington, Blen kin, and Arethusa, Bearse, Charleston—Republic, Landis, Bal timore—Samuel, Leighton, Mobile—Caledonia Brander, Boyd, New Orleans—Devon, Betts, St. Johnl% N.B.—Bridget, Wade, Lisbon—Emma Obina, Potier,'Vigo—Tom Banks. Jones, Con stantinople—Wilhelmina, Bulkeley, Beirout. l bood Luck, Le Croix, hence for Ancona, at Falmouth. l'aolina. Vianillo, hence at Venice. Lima, Towns, sailed from Rio Janeiro for this port on the 14th. December. Orpheus, from the Clyde for Batavia, off Holyhead 30th inst. Jane Boyd. Alexander, from Valparaiso, and Thomas Lee, Janes, from Maori ius, both at Cove. PLYDIO UT H , 29th Jan.—H.M.S. Albatross, (111,) that sailed 17th instant for the Coast of Africa, has put back, with loss of quarter boats, decks swept, and ten of her guns thrown over board. . • hit Lroßn, 28th Jan.—About 100 quarters indian corn, in a damaged state, and a great part of the materisls, have been landed from the Eden, stranded near this place, The vessel still ho'ds together, although the sea broke heavily over her. The Henrietta, Davidssn, from Liverpool for Limerick, has been towed in here, with loss of rudder, by the Queen, steomer. SKIEBEREEN, 26th Jan.—The Ettore, Gurnick, of and from Trieste, for Falmouth, was driven on shore near this place, du. ring a gale on the 23d instant. Crew saved. WEXFORD, 28th Jan.—The ship reported 27th instant on shore on Bal'vteague Bay, is the Niobe, Wells, of Boston, from New York, fir Cork, for orders. Part of the cargo will be saved. ISLE OF ORNSAY, SKYE, 25th Jan.—The schooner Eclipse, Wilson, of Stornaway, from Liverpool for Montrose, put into this port 22nd instant, leaky, and must discharge. MONDAY, Ist FEBRUARY.—Wind N.E., moderate. AnRIVED.—Sir Thomas Mansell, from St. Michael's, and Jersey Lass, Dean, from St. Michael's. SA I LED.—Lady Worsley, , for Africa—Rafael, —, Pernambuco—Fairy Queen, Richardson, Calcutta—Favourite, Allan, St. Thomas—John- Christall, Laguira and Puerto Cabello—Sir R. Jackson, Doran, Havana—lnvincible, Sisil, Oran—Magnificent, Verrill, and America, VVeare, New Orleans —Agenorta, Hunt, Savannah—Thomas W. Sears, Eldridge, Boston—ll uma, Fulford, Gibraltar—Spartan, Duncanson, Leg horn—Buona Maria, Malta and Galatz. Thomas Lee, James, from Mauritius,Mauritius, and Jane Boyd, Alex ander, from Valparaiso at Cove. WATERFORD, 29th Jan.—The Sampsona, from Genoa to Cork, was brought in here to-day by the mate and fouvot the crew of the Jamaica, from Cuba to Liverpool. Mem.—The Sampsona was abandoned 27th Jan. Crew taken off by the Epimonondas, arrived at Liverpool. Co E, 30th Jan.—The Hottinguer, Bursley,,that sailed 9th Jan. from Liverpool to New York, has put in here to-day, with loss of spars, sails, &c. in a hurricane, 23d Jan.—Tile Glenlyon, from Liverpool to New Orleans, (sailed 6th Jan.,) has also put in here. The John and William, for Liverpool, has put back to Port Madoc, with loss of bowsprit, having been in contact with the Victoria, Pugh, in Studwall Roads. The flat Longton struck on 'the North Bank this morning, beat over, and sunk off New Brighton. • Crew saved. LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, JAN. 26. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. and T. Taylor, Manchester, pawnbrokers--Mitchell and Barrie, Manchester, engravers—Bourne and Newall, Liverpool, brokers—E. and T. Welch, Liverpool, leather sellers. BANKRUPT, Edward Christian, Likerpool, shipsmith. February' 8, March 5, at 11, Liverpool. Official assignee, Mr. Morg,an,'Liverpool ; Solicitor,'Mr. Hodgson, Liverpool. William Ackroyd, Idle, Yorkshire, groeer. Joseph James Cannabe, Bath, fringe manufacturer. Charles Dobb, Rotherham, mason. Andrew Scott M`Laurin, Bradford, warehouseman. Thomas Newttead, Norwich. linen draper. John Notwill, Falmouth, baker. William Reynolds, jun., Leeds, confectioner. Owen Richards, Fmeet-street, law bookseller. Frederick Ricketts •and James Trevenen, Moorgate-street, City, merchants. John Robinson and Thomas Turlay, Leeds, sharebrokers. John Thomas Kent Sloan Manchester, tavern keeper. Thomas Smith, Manchester, commission agent. Marmadukc Wilkin, Lincoln's-inn, ship and insurance bro ker. • BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. John Cramp, Garlinge, Kent, cowkeeper. James Dale jun 4 Summer-street, Southwark, carman Patrick O'lianlon, Liverpool, draper. IfIVIbEN'D, Feb. 18, J. Knight, Wigan and Haydock, Lancashire,-butcher —Feb. 0, W. Cross, Chester, lead merchant. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. . _ . Feb. 16, A. J. Francis arid A. Pereii;al, Liverpool, slate trier- Than:s—Feb. 16, J. J. Jackson. Birkenhead, wine merchant. CERTIFICATES TO be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown . to the contrary on or before Feb. 16. , J. Shaw, Bolton-le-Modrs, Lancashire, joiner —E. Gaunt, Kirk Deighton, Yorkshire, rape dust merchant. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. S. Young, Glasgow, builder. Dawson and Scott, Glasgow, woollen drapers. A. Hume, Glasgow, share dealer. F. Rae, Glasgow, hat manufacturer. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Kendal and Co., Manchester, manufacturers—Cattrall-sud Drury, Liverpool, blockmakers—Holden and Clarke, Liverpool, attorneys. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. D. Wade, W. E. and A. J. Amman, Bristol, merchants. P. and M. D. Protheroe, Bristol, West India merchants. 0, and J. Barton, Mancnester, copper roller manufacturers. BANKRUPTCY .AN Daniel Harford, Birmingham, victualler. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Jarman, Brunswick-terrace, Walworth-road, London, out of business. Thomas Hammond Fiske, Portsmouth, ironmonger. William Cleveesley, Cumberland-place, Old Kent-road, Lon don, floor-cloth manufacturer. William Quincy, Old-street, St. Luke's, tin-plate-worker. Lavender Shelton, Hitchin, licensed hawker. Rabert Brown, Milner-place, Lower-marsh, Lambeth, baker. James Flower, joo., Stonehouse, Devonshire, brewer. Robert Hill Ireland, Nottingham . , licensed victualler. James Ogden, Reddish, Lancashtre,.cotton spinner. JT,l,tiot,nAnsmHtheir,x-eilal,nciliaielsiftaexr: c l o 'o t r t k oi s i lite a , n s u t f o a c c l u b r r e o r k . er. Thomas Holmes P u ll an , Sh e ffi e ld , n os i er. John Davis, Wedmore, So G m l e o r u s e e e t s s t h e i re, .tailor. Benjamin tea dealer. James w n m ~crreeddei Frederick Cowper, Stroud, ii...l.arren Cowper, and Paul Edwin Cooper, Darlington, liten Johann Leipold, Birmingham, music seller. John Brill Ablett, Merthyr Tidlil , Giamorganshire, linen draper. DIVIDENDS. Feb. ' l9, 0. C. Crofts, Liverpool, corn merchant—Feb. 19, and W. Wilson, Liverpool, linendrapers — Feb. 23, CERTIFICATES T., C. Ho C. ti K., and , Manchester, commission.agent. day of meeting. T& be granted, unless cause be show n to the 'contrary on the Feb:l9, T., C. K., and \V. Wilson, Liverpool, linendrapers— Feb. 22, E. T. Bradshaw, Manchester. CERTIFICATES To be granted by the Court of Review, unless ca use be shown to, the contrary on.or before Feb. 19. H. Gouldesbrough . , LoWer Broughton, Manclaaster, share broker—H. Ayres Liverpool, jeweller. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. J. Clark, Oudenard, Perthshire, farmer. R. Cruickshank, Aberdeen, vintner. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVEUPOOL. Feb. District Court, Hour. 3, Daniel• Cronin (special) John Tates', 11 5, Thomas Rees (proof and dir) , District Court, 11 5, David Davies and Son (proof and div) Ditto, 11 5, John Hoskins Gandell 4Ist) 5, Edward Christian (Ist) Ditto, 11 9, Owen Roberts (2nd) 9, John Grillitlui (2nd) Ditto, 11 9, Joseph Hindmarsh (proofand div.) - Ditto, 11 9, Hamilton and Graham (proof) Ditto, H 9, William Jones and Co. (2nd) Ditto, 12 9, Thomas Robinson (2nd) 12, James Stout (audit) PACKET LIST, GENERAL ROST-OFFICE, FEB. l. Mails desp'd Last Packet Next Packe Destination. from London sailed. due. S'HAMPTON STATION , Lisbon Madeira Spain Gibraltar Malta &lonian Islands 3rd and 20th Ripon Greece and Egypt.... of every I JIM. al - India, Cey on.d/Chma , month. ((31 (exceptl)) : B ri t.. i nan Co dl Venezuela, \i H on dur as ,iS l l A te .z '. juu n laa i n . , 2nd and 17th Forth Next Mail Dermuda,) For. Col. , o f every Jan. 18 due.. Feb. 7 In W. Indies (except ' month. and madeira J . (2) Mexico& Havana . 1 2nd of every Tay Jan. 2 due .. Feb. 7 d N e e . Nica 1 1 17th of every Forth Next Mail I A B ; a r :s i . I '. ........ i . LITI g. o f 4th . w Grenada ... month . vaii. FALMOUTH STA TioN Jan . , 18 due .. Feb. 7 et ' ; ery montlt M rt ad u e e i n ra o LIVERPOOL STATIOIV, • liMPenguin LI M Peterel Jan. 7 March 26 Brit. N. America Ber- a a ;,..:... } rr , APAtant. Hibernia muds, and IL P 144 - B, f j 6 Feb. 15 THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. LIVERPOOL SHARE LIST. SHARES. Saturday's Prices. Sales Yesterday itlarttets. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, JANUARY 27. There was again a good show of stock, and for the season the quality good. A fair demand for Beef and Mutton, of prime, but ordinary a heavy sale, and the turn lower. Nearly all cleared or. RAILWAYS. 25 • Aberdeen 23 Ambergate and Forfa r. & E F ast a n . er r Junction 25 Arbroath 223 Bedford, London, &Birminghm. 4 Birk'head, Lancash. & Cheshire, 42/ Birmingham and Dudley 100 Birmingham and Gloucester 171 Quarter shares 23 Blackburn, Chorley, & L'pool 23 Blackburn, Clitheroe, & NT.W 11 Blackburn, Darwen, & Bolton 75 ;Bristol and Exeter 10 I New shares 30 'Bristol and Gloucester. 84/ Buckinghamshire 30 Caledonian 23 Half shares 25 Clydesdale Junction 50 Chester and Birkenhead 25 Half shares 83 New £2O shares 273. Chester and Holyhead . 25 !Dundee and Arbroath 123 New shares 20 Dundee and Perth . 5 New shares 20 Eastern Counties 16 New shares 63 Perpetual, No. 1 63 Perpetual, No. 2 4 York Extension 20 E. Lancash. late B'burn & Pn... 14 East Lancashire 5 New shares 1 3 New scrip 4 East Lincolnshire 50 Edinburgh and Glasgow 12 1 Quarter shares 10 Half shares 20 Edinburgh, Leith, & Grantor, 20 Preference shares 123 Edinburgh and Northern • 5 £l5 shares—Newport 2 Edinburgh and Perth 121, Ely and Huntingdon 54 Exeter, Yeovil, & Dorchester 32/ Fleetwood, Preston, & W.Riding 50 Furness 42/ Furness and Windermere 50 :Glasgow and Ayr 25 I £4O shares 121 . Quarter shares 23 New shares 5 Glasgow and Dumfries 25 Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock 123 Half shares 13 Preference shares 100 Great North of England 5 New stock 20 ~•30 shares 13 £-15 shares 23 Great North of Scotland 1 Great North and South Wales 85 Great Western 50 Half shares 121 Quarter shares 20 Fifth shares 41 £l7 shares 2 Harwich 30 Huddersfield Canal & Railway 13 Huddersfield Canal & Railway 3 Extension shares 42/ Hud., Halifax & Bradfd. Union. 50 Hull and Selby 25 Half shuts 121 Quarter shares 14 Ipswich and Bury St. Edmunds. 223 Kendal and Windermere 42/ Lancashire and North Yorkshire 50 Lancaster and Carlisle 5 Third shares 471 Lancaster and Preston 19 Three-quarter shares 156/ Quarter shares 35 Leeds and 8radf0rd....... _ 273 Leeds and Dewsbury 5 Half shares *2 23 Leeds and Thirsk 2 . Liverpool, Crosby, & Southport. 23 L'pool, & N'cast. June. 25 London and Blackwall Stock. London & Brighton & S. Coast, 50 New shares Stock. London and North Western I 2 Quarter shares 2 New Quarter shares 2 Fifth shares 10 (G. J.) Quarter shares 8 .£4O shares (L. & M.) 40 London & '& Binning. 5 Quarter shares (A) 5 Quarter-shares 1 Quarter shares (u) 31 London and Portsmouth 60 London and South Western 40 £4O shares 18 New £4O shares 221 New £5O shares 5 Tenth shares 23 London and York 23 Extensions 23 Direct Northern 25 Longridge and Preston 15 Lynn and Dereham 15 Lynn and Ely ........... 82 Manchester and Leeds 38 . Half shares 23 Do., late Hndders. & Sheffield 12 Quarter shares 5 Fifth shares 42/ Extension shares 64 Sixteenth shares 24 , Half shareitlate L. & B 323 t Half shares, late W. P. & G 5 Extension shares, Do. 93 Late Manchr., Bolton, & Bury 5 Fifth shares, Do. 42/ Extension, Do. 100 Manchester, Sheffd. & Lincolns 8 Quarter shares, No. I 25 Quarter shares, No. 2 5 Eighth shares 15 late Gt. Grimsby and Sheffd. 3 £2O shares 13 Quarter shares 23 late Sheffield and Lincolnshire 6 Manchester, Shelfd. & Midland: 2 Nanclies a te n r d m id lS ia o:f ( tlianipton 42/ l Matlock Stock. Midland 30 .t Stock. PreferentiallO shares stock, nsnawszae 6 nsallei p Gsjyin e b.u r . jun c .otryci e tnit n tne.i t .: . : 2 New shares Stock. Consol. Birmingham &Derby. 20 Newcastle and Berwick 25 North Shields shares 100 Newcastle and Carlisle 25 Quarter shares 100 Norfolk 9 Half shares 2 I Tenth shares 2 ; Extension • 25 !North British 11 I Half shares 13! Quarter shares 50 ,Northern and Eastern 5 ;North Staffordshire Stock. North Union (A), Stock.! Ditto• 23 North Western 173 Oxford, Worcester, & Wolverh All • Preston and Wvre All Preference (5 Ifs cent.) All New Do. (5 * cent. and Div ), 61 Half shares (A)! 14, -Half shares (B) 8 3 / 4 , Sixth shares . 100 ;Runcorn Gap 10 New shares 60 Preference shares 15 Scottish Central 173 Scottish Midland 1 Sheffield, Rotherm. & Doncaster 2f Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole 3 Shrewsbury and Birmingham 15 Sh rwsby & Chester, late N.W.M 8 New shares 2 Shrewsbury and Hereford • 10 Shrewsbury, Oswestry & Chester Do. and Chester new shares 35 South Devon 50 ,South Eastern and Dover 20 I New shares, No. 1 12 ! New shares, No. 2 15 ' Consolidated Thirds Wilts, Warwick Southport riirttttettwshheher:phii Staffordshire ti s aktior h l:ai tdee a ffs zaaii. r ill: e ljrcr,eja s s,diyit , niteisl:ent,nh N i,cimiitit. eetx. dtodorh 4 n. 3 . 1 ) 4 1 4 : 568 /2 2 2341 / /333/1 West Riding Union 25 York and Newcastle New shares York.and North Midlan d 25 Half s h ares 20 New Half shares 50 Selby shares • • 6 R. &W. Riding Extension .. 2 ; Preference shares IRISH LINES. 25 Belfast and Ballymena. 15 Cork and Bandon 123 Dublin and Belfast Junction.. , 70 Dublin and Drogheda 20 Third sbare iNnk s ) :ooi:gicszpocmi.stp.ann 10 Dunclallt and Enniskillen 273 Great Soothern and Western 15 ;Londonderry and Coleraine 15 ;Londonderry and Enniskillen 20 !Midland and Great Western gseaothronectrl Bilialisa:Buatnhkw ales Bank 73 Half shares 10 Newry and•Warrenpoint 40 Ulster FOREIGN.& COLONIAL • LINES. Boulogne and Amiens Dutch Rhenish Great Western Canada Jamaica Northern.of Freuee(constituted) Orleans, ;l4lo,oi,vnereoilr:i Tours, and Bourdeaux. Paris sod Lyons (constituted) Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen Paris and Strasburg (constitutd) Rouen and Havre... Sambre and Meuse Strasburg- and Basle Tours and Nantes {constituted). West Flanders lank of Liverpool North loyal Bank y ank. Union Bank L'pool Fire and Life Insurance . New shares Marine Assurance Company Royal Assurance Company Bootle Waterworks Harrington Waterworks Coal Gas Company N ew Gas and Coke Company Quarter shares Birkhenhead Docks & W'honses Exchange Buildings Pacific Steam Navigation Co Rock Ferry Steam Tug Company South-East Steam C,orqxmy Prict "d" ai 114 ((V 2 ® d d 26 .. 28 .. 3} p . • _1 P si. • 5i r 128 ..130 32 ..32} .. 1i d d par.. p 1 ..3 p 2 ..2} p 201..24 p • • 3 P d d.. 144.. 15 p 4n.. 48 234.. 24 d.. - . 3 ..2} d 41 .. 43 16 ..17 p 6 ..6}.p 7k.. 7i p 222..222 62..6#p G.. 74 . 7} .3.°•4P W. 20 p 2..23p 14..14 p p 74..75 18 . 18i 104 p 194.. 20 202.. 21i 11..1 p p h".• P U.. 12 p d d 10 .. 12 p U.. 1 d 65 66 p 15.. 16 42..54 14..14 p 182.. IR6 p 9:1..94 p ..0T) 237.. 239 543_ . 554 p 39 ..40 p 18 . .. 19 p 1 d 40 ..42 p 74.. 76 7i.. 7i P 29 .. 30 4j..4, 12 14..1 - a 304.. 30i 3 ..31,p I ..lap p 106..17+, 53 .. 54 231.. 1.. d 2r..2 d d 63 .. 65 34.. 4 p 94. • 92 P 131.. 132 p 13 .. 134 464.. 475 p 7 ..8 p 44..44p 28..24 d 2 -24 p d 73- Stk 7i 55 .. 56 54.. 55 192..194 20 ..20ip 12 .. 124 p 161.. 174 p 20i.. 2OR p 32 .. 32% p 73 .. 74 a • 7i P RP • p 6#..64 p *. • I P 63 .. 65 46 .. 48 2 .. 24 p 24.. 34 p 5 1— 5 i P P par.. I p par.. p 25 .. 26 I. P 2 p 24 .. 26 p 10?.. Ili p 41..44 p 40.. 4-1 p 52..6 p 23/9.. 2 6 / 3 p 84.. 84 p 5j.•.6 p 8 9 p 5..6 p 30 ..32 p 53..6 p I*.. 1# p 93 .. 94 3/.. 3&- p 22 23 L. d 44.. 44 d li.. d - # d 1 .. 3d 11 /3.. 48/9 (1 • 1.. 4 d 11 - • • i n 126.. 128 62- 7i P 129 ..131 41.0 p 101 ..103 13 -13} p 374-38 i 112 ..114 28 ..284 132 .. 134 2i..3 p P i• • 10? 34 .. 35 4 ..44 p 2k..2# p 61 .. 63 31 . 34 p 221 .. 223 1551..1571 _ll.•_#. 5i.. si a 31 ..313 35 .. 36 51 .. 53 2.:24p 1.• # P 1..1 p 303.. 31 153.. 16 17 .. 18 p p 1i p par.. 3 p i• • 3 P If.. 13 p 3 .. 33 p 13..13p . d 13.. d .par d 38 .. .. 381 22..34 - p p lk 6 / 3 ..8/9 13' par.. 2 p a t• • P L. • $p ..1 p 12.. 2 p ,3 .. 2i d . 1 .. 3 d 52.. 4i d 37 ..373 73. . 8 p 92.. 94 45 ..453 18 .. 19 p 89 .. 90 123.. 13 p 103.. 10i p n.. 6 d s}..4frd B..i#d n 10 d 54..42d 8 ..72d 1.. id d 8f..8 d 112..111 d 6 .s}d. 1•41) 13 .. 4-1 p 24..2 .d 2g.. 234 t• • 52 .. 53 41.. p p 1.. -1; d 48a.. 493 34 .. 36 1#..1 d 27 .. 28 5t.. 51 d 6 ..53 d 1 .. 4d 2 ..1 d 29k.. 221 1p..11 P 71. . 8 p P 3i. • 31 p 1.. * 300 .310 p 24..24 p 65.. 63 p 63.• 6 1 P 1 p 23.. 21 1. 390 .. 394 760 ..780 190 ..192 217 ..219 441, 45*. 4 d 294 .. 206 16 123..124 2 p Is marked thus "p" are at a premium; these marked tre at a discount. denotes Shares called in for Registration. " denotes Scrip :hares called in for Registration. LEEDS CORN MARKET, JANUARY 26. We are moderately supplied witn grain to-day, particularly Barley. We have had a limited demand for all articles. Wheat Is. and Barley 3s. per quarter cheaper. Oats and Beans the turn in favour of the buyer. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, FEBRUARY 1. We have had a larger supply of Beasts at our mrrket to-day than last week, the principal portion of which was sold at fully our late statement. The supply of Sheep was smaller, which met with dull sale at a decline in price. Beef, sd. to 64d. per lb.; Mutton, Cxl. to el. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, JAN. 26, 1846. We had a slight downward tendency to-day, Wheat being 3d. per bushed lower than last week, and a good supply. Barley for malting came down 45., and Oats at the same ratio. 'Pota toes maintained their former price. Wl:Pat, 446 qrs., @£3 14s. Bd. qr.: total, £1665 Is. 4d. Barley, qrs., @ .40 Os. Od. ag qr.: total, e— —s. —d. Oats, 208 qrs., @ 14s. Bd. 11) qr.: total, £360 10s. Bd. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, JANUARY 29. The supplies are moderate, with the exception of Wheat, of which the arrival is liberal. The Wheat trade is dull to-day, and a very fair limited business transacted at a decline of fully 25. per quarter; but to have effected sales to a fair extent, still lower prices must have been taken. Barley is in better re quest, at about Is. to 2s. per quarter less money. Beans is. per quarter lower. Oats 4d. per stone, and Shelling 6d. per load cheaper. Malt is. per load lower. • DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, JANUARY 29. This day there was a fair attendance, with a good demand for Beef and Mutton. Prices of good kinds upwards. Beef. 455. to 565. per cwt., off sink ; Mutton, Md. to 7d. per lb., off do.; Veal, 7d. ; lean stock comparatively cheap; mulch cows brought a good price, any from £lO to £2O each. A great number of Pigs still on sale, hut generally inferior ; prices va rying from 365. to 428.; heavy Pigs and Bacon now bring the best prices. MANCHESTEiI CORN EXCHANGE, JANUARY P. The release of the bonded stock of Wheat and Flour, together with large arrivals of American produce, have, of course, some effect upon the trade, and the week's business has been of a limited character, buyers waiting to see the effect that may be produced, and sellers evincing considerable firmness. Oar mnrket to-day is so sufficiently described by the above observations that we add nothing thereto. The business done in Wheat or Flour is of so limited a character that we do not niter previous quotations, the tendency of prices, however, being downwards. Other articles steady, at late rates. HULL CORN MARKET, JANUARY 26. The announcement of the ministerial measures has suspended business operations during the past week, but with the excep tion of Barley, which receded 4s. to ss. per quarter. All other articles were held firmly. Our stocks of everything, it will be remembered, are insignificant. At this day's market there was a large supply of Wheat from the farmers, and a good deal of anxiety manifested to realize, at the late high rates. The sales made were at a decline of fully 3s. to 4s. per (wader for best Wheats, and such samples as were out of condition were neg lected. No transactions in foreign, though offered lower. Of Barley, not much showing, and prices very irregular. Oats were the turn in favour of the buyer. Beans and Peas unal tered,.but less disposition shown to purchase. Linseed sup ports its value well. Linseed Cakes have been in daily impro ving demand during the past week, and are fully ss. yer ton dearer. Nothing doing in Rapeseed. Rape Cakes in continued demand, and ss. per ton dearer. Guano meets speculative in quiry,.but the stock here is held above the range of other mar ket prices. Bones attract attention, at our quotations. LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, lAN. 29. Sugar.—There was a good demand at the beginning of the week, hut the flat accounts from London have caused less dis position to buy, and the market closes heavily, at a decline of Is. to Is. 6d. per cwt., chiefly in the lower descriptions. The sales are 200 hhds. B. P., 8500 bags Bengal, and 6500 bags Mauritius. Foreign.—The demand has slackened considerably this week, and the sales made have been at a reduction of Is. to Is. 6d. per cwt. ' • they amount to about 1000 brls. and bags Brazil, 2500 bags China, part washed, a d a small lot of Venezuela. Molasses —The prohibition of the use in the distilleries and breweries of this article has checked the demand, and no sales are reported, but we continue the former quotations, as holders do not seem disposed to force a market. Coffee.—There has been no public sale of B. P. this week, and not more than 40 casks have found buyers, at last week's rates. Of Foreign, the sales are large, they comprise 3200 bags Costa Rica, at 365. for dull ordinary, to 545. for good middling, and 1703 bags Laguayra, chiefly of good and fine quality, within the range of the quotations; 300 bags ordinary native Ceylon are reported at 40s. 6d. per cwt. GO bags Bahia Cocoa sold at 38s. per cwt., and a small lot of black Pepper a' 21d per lb. No sales of Ginger or Pimento. Rice.—The chief business has been to arrive, consisting of 7eoo bags Madras and 13,000 hrgs Bengal, the latter at 235. to 235. 6d. ; 500 bags good yellow on the spot brought 248. to 245. 6(1., and 200 tees:; Carolina 30s. Gd. to 325. 6d. per cwt. Rum.—The announcement made by Government of the in tention to assimilate the duties on British spirits and Rum in Ireland and Scotland, caused great excitement in this article, and an advance of 81. to Is. per gallon has been obtained, and the quotations are altered accordingly. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JAN. 29. In the early part of the week the market was much de pressed, and prices gave way *d. to id. per lb., but yesterday both the trade and speculators carne forward freely, and a good business has been done during the two days at higher rates, the quotations of Friday being now firmly maintained for most descriptions. Speculators have taken 9000 American and 200 Surat, and exporters WO American, 120 Egyptian, and 500 Surat. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, From the 22nd to the 29th Jan., 1847, Prices paid Imports SALES OF TIIK WEEK. in the week. ThisWk This Yr. 80 Sea Island - - 30 Stained • CI —ll 1 22955 , 41407 7270 Bowed' Georgia 54 7# 3 , f Mobile 54 7 . '''''„„ l. Alabama and Tennes - 1 16267 33670 9430 New Orleans S- 72 140 -- } 1818 4174 1. Pernambuco 8: Paraiba 7 Aracati and Ceara -4 110 Bahia and Maceio f 4 7 -- 84 2622 2846 f Maranham 74 --7 i 290 1 Sawginned a— 7 I •• • • 2485 .... Minas — .... Para — —'_. } Demerara, Surinam, &c.. -- 50 .... 2500 Egyptian 7 —ll 1532 1532 __ _ _ ._._ __ 1 .... Bahama P B e a n rb w al a lo n es . , .... Laguayra - I ... Common West India • .... Carthagena .... Smyrna . Manilla 1220 Surat 20 Madras .... Bengal 1 24590 bales. 93864' 86316 COTTON MARKET, FEBRUAR' The market is steady to-day. Sates are abl which speculators have taken 1,000 bales. Pr same as on Friday. rout 6,000 bags, of vices are just the LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 26. The severe frost experienced in the course of this month, and last week the heaviest fall of snow remembered here for many years past, having been succeeded by a thaw and change of wind from the west, a considerable number of vessels have ar rived, furnishing for this day's market a most abundant supply of Flour, a large quantity of Indian Corn and Meal, with several thousand quarters of Wheat, &c., principally, from the Ame rican States, which, including the whole stock of foreign grain produce under bond, by the act just passed, will be presently admissable free of duty, as well as, future arrivals to the Ist of September next. Within the week we have an increased quantity of Wheat and Flour coastwise, while the Irish imports are as previously, very much overbalanced by the exports. There was a very large attendance of the trade this morning, but no disposition apparent to purchase freely, and as holders of Wheat and Flour were equally disinclined to make any material concession in prices, the business actually done was to a very limited amount ; the former must, therefore, be quoted 3d. per 701 b. under the duty paid currency, and the latter Is. per brl. below the bonded rates of this day week. Malt and Malting Barley dull sale, at 4s. to 55. per quarter, and Grinding Barley at 3d. per ilolb reduction. Beans and Peas unaltered in Value. Several cargoes of Egyptian Beans, and one or two afloat, have been sold in the last few days at rather more money. Oats and Oatmeal exceedingly scarce, and bring readily the advance of Friday. Indian Corn was less of supply produced little The quotations annex liiinired after to-day, but the accession or no effect on prices. NI are of course, all free of duty. • Wheat, 701 b. English red, new.... Ditto, white Irish 'red Pit to, white :Rye, English. s qr `Barley, English Scotch & Irish, fiOth `Malt, English, qr. pale Irish .oats,,per 4511,. English & Scotch, new Welsh frith, fine qualities 'general do. Beans, English, le qr Seotch&lrish,r4Bolb Pease, English, white Do. & Irish .. maple Flour, per 28011, English & Irish, 2nda Ditto, superfine, Oatmeal, lb. of 24016.1 Irish, 18.16 Canadian Bran, se 24th 8. d. 8. d. 1 11 3 oiii 6 iold .... 11 3 —ll 10 ,do. .... 10 6 —lO 11 d 0 ..... 10 8 —ll 2 do. .... 1 --L-- prsh6oll4 l \ .52 0 —56 0 01d .... d 0..... 1 , -- 0 . 10 .... 8. d. x. d. II 2 C:11 6 !11 3 —ll 9 10 2 —lO 9 10 6 —ll 0 none. 74 7 7 D SO 0 --13 0 10 0-0 0 --- -•.- 1 -- do. .... 5 7-5 9-. d 0..... 5 5 --5 7 'do. .... ____ __ ___- 'd o. .... -,-- -- ---- d 0..... 63 0 —66 0 blue—. ---- -- ---- ( grey.... __-- -- firm.... 57 0 —63 0 extra .. 1 ,51 0 --54 0 . okl .... 5 9 - 6 0 5 7 - 5 10 ;CO 0 -63 0 i. 57 0 -59 0 0 -58 48 0 -52 .61 0 -63 0 . '47 0 -51 0 . 2 0 - 2 2 CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 29. In addition to the large imports noted on T ues d ay l ast? t h e arrivals of Flour and Indian Corn from the States are again to a liberal extent, and we have some farther supplies of Wheat thence as well as from European ports, but little else from any other quarter. Since our first report this week the . aspect of the trade has xather improved, particularly for Flour, the large arri va l s o f which had reduced prices below their relative proportion, and the parcels offered at 40s. having been cleared off, higher rates have since been paid. Of the leading articles at our market this morning, there was a good display of samples, and upon a moderate attendance only of country millers, the sales . of Wheat proceeded rather slowly; at the same time, although the principal ho:ders were mostly firm, a decline of Id. per 701 b. was in several instances conceded.,--Irish Flour is extremely scarce, but of English we have a tolerable supply,llhich moved sparingly at our last quo tations ; of American, some further parcels have been taken at 40s. Gd., and there are buyers upon a large scale at 40s. ; but superior brands of western in granary, being held steadily at 418. per barrel, the operations at that price being limited to da. • Pending the uncertainty as to the quantity of Sugars likely to be used in the breweries and distilleries, Barley and Malt are neglected, and nominally lower in value. Beans and Pease meeting somewhat less attention to-day, barely suppoi•ted former priers. In Oats and Oatmeal no variation. Indian Corn not being disposed of so freely tso of late, wall slightly depressed iw Stock Otock, 100 1.00 x new 132 14} 4i4p 2a2d li 2 lip 6p S 23s 9d # 6s 3d 113 12 6s 3dpip jR 13p 46 Ed Alarktto. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, JANumty 27. During the present week millers would not buy Wheat ex cept at a reduction of 2s. to 3s. per quarter, which holders were unwilling to comply with. Making Barley a drug. Beans and Oats supported their value. ___, DUBLIN CORN MARKET, JANUARY 29. The market was extremely dull for all descriptions of Grain, excepting Malting Barley, which nearly maintained Tuesday's rates. Wheats and Oats of all qualities, and grinding Barley were very difficult of sale, at a reduction of fully Is. per barrel, and-many samples remained unsold. White Wheat 46s to 49s ; Miller's red ditto, 43s to 475; Barley, 25s to 31s; Oats, Its to 22s 6d ; Oatmeal, 25s to 27s ; Second Flour, 265. 3itrtos, ililarrtagcs anb Eiratbs BIRTHS. On the 24th ultimo, at No. 29, Bridge-street, Blackfriars, the wife of GEORGE WEBBE DASENT, Esq:, M.A., of a son. Same dav, at Ditton House, Thames Ditton, the lady of C. EASTLAND MICHELE, Esq.. of a daughter. Same day, Mrs. ,30SEPII TAYLOR, of Clement's-lane, Lombard-street, London, of a daughter. On' the 26th ultimo, at Horsham, the wife of the Rev. RICHARD N. BLAKER, of,a son. Same (lay, the wrfe of Mr. GEORGE CRAINAGE, of Pen rhyn-street, of a sou. Same day, at Prescot, the wife of JOHN D. ALLEN, Esq., of a daughter. Same day, the lady of SAMUEL. REETENSON FOSTER, of Clarence-terrace, Everton, of a (laughter. On the 27th ultimo. at Gower-street, London, the wife of Dr. BALLARD, of a daughter. On the 28th ultimo, in Jackson's-place, Toxteth-park, the wife of Mr. RICHARD THOMAS, of twin sons. MARRIED. On the 16th ultimo, at Tavistock, HENRY MORGAN BROWN WM! XSEORD, Esq., to ELIZA HILDYARD, daughter of J. COM Al INS, Esq., of Tavistock. Mr. Willesford was the defendant in an action brought by Miss Commins' father in 1845, and the case was tried at Exeter, at the March assizes, when a verdict was given in the young lady's favour for .e;0). It is rather a singular circumstance that the de tendant's attorney gave away the plaintiff. On the 23rd ultimo, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. Mr. Marshall, Captain WILLIAM BRUCE, of Aberdeen master of the Hibbert, of this port, to MARY, youngest (laughter of the late Captain WILLIAM BROWN, of Maryport. Same day, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. D. Stewart, GEORGE, only son of ROBERT DALTON, to JANE, eldest daughter of Mr. SAMUEL MILES, all of this town. Same (lay, at St. Mary's Church, Edge-hill, Mr. WILLIAM SIMPSON, painter, West Derby village, to Miss ALICE LUNTeof the same place. Same day, at St. Phi:ip's Church, Mr. HENRY ROBERTS, tea dea'er, to Miss MARGARET, daughter of Mr. H. WILLIAMS, tidewaiter. Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. JOHN DEAN; to Miss MARTHA_ NELSON. _ Same dav, at St. Phiiip's Church, by the Rev. C. H. Burton, Mr. JOHN CHESTERS, to MARGARET, daughter of Mr. JOHN BENSON, - tobacconist. „ _ On the 24th ultimo, at St. Mary's Church, Cheltenham, Mr. CHARLES DAVIES,• to Miss RHODA BRUToN ; also, Mr. ALEXANDER PAGE, to Miss HARRIET BRUTON. Same day, at St. George's Church, Everton, Mr. WILLIAM HEWAT, Con - the-fields, Warwickshire, to MARY, daughter of the late Mr. JOSEPH KEAN, Phythian-street. On the 25th ultimo, at the Collegiate Church, Manchester, by the Rev. W. W. Johnson, Mr. ROBERT ROBERTS, to Miss ANNE HUGHES. Same day and place, Mr JOHN VICKERS, of Boßonde- Moors, to Miss ELIZABETH CALVERT, of Salford. Same day, at St. Paul's Church, by the4tev. It. Davies, Mr. APLELLAN, chief officer of the ship Hugh Walker, of Greenock. to HANNAH WILLIAMS. only daughtrr of Mr. Thomas Williams, licensed victualler, Highfield-street. On the 26th ultimo, at St. David's Church, by the Rev. W. Hughes, Mr. ROBERT JONES. from the parish of Llandulas, Denbighshire, mariner, to Miss JANE ROBERTS, of this town. Same day, at St. Mary's Church, Battersea, by the Hon. and ,Rev. Robert Eden, REGINALD WILTON MACDONALD, Esq., lete 17th Lancers, to ELLEN MARIANNA, eldest daughter of VALENTINE MORRIS, E sq . o f the Retreat, Battersea. Same day, at the Old Church, St. Helen's, DAVID GAMBLE, Esq., of W►ndle Cottage, to ELIZABETH, youngest daughter of the late THOMAS HADDOCK, Esq., of Ravenhead. Same day, at St. Giles's Camberwell, by the Rev. John Randell, Incumbent of Hawley, Hants, THOMAS MICKLEY, Esq. of Saffron Walden, to EMMA, only daughter of the late JAMES RANDELL, Esq., of East Dulwich. Same day, at Allhallows, Bread-street, London, by the Rev. G. F. Andrews, WILLIAM CUTHBERT. jun., Esq., surgeon, of -Mendlesham, to ELIZABFTH PHCEBE, eldest daughter of Mr. WILLIAM GRIMWADE, of Hetheringsett, Suffolk. Srme day, at St. Luke's Church, Chelsea, by the Rev. James May, of East Mousley, DAVID RATTRAY, Esq., Captain of the 13th (Prince Albert's) Light Infantry, to AMELIA MARY ANNE, second daughter of the late JOHN BANKS, Esq., of Halting, Kent, and grand daughter of the late Sir Edward . Banks. - On the 27th ultimo, at St. Nicholas's Church. Captain G. W. SPURING, of the brigantine G. Deane, to MATILDA, second daughter of WILLIAM ROWLANDS, joiner. Same day, at Christ Church, by the Rev. F. Ould, Mr. 0. BUNTING, to ANNA MARIA ELI- TCHER, only daughter of Mr. Edward Fletcher, of Ripley, Derbyshire, and niece of Mr. William Alcock, of Woodbine Cottage, Halewood. On the, 29th ultimo, at Manchester, W. E. SCUDAMORE, Esq., surgeon. Prescot, to HANNAH, second daughter of the late Mr. P. JONES, of the same place. Same day, at Mold, by the Ven. Archdeacon Gough, M.A., the Rev. JOHN LOMAS, M.A., Incumbent of the Holy Trinity Church, Walton Bred:, near Liverpool, to EMILY, second daughter - of the late Rev. G. F. MOLINEUX, Rector of Ryton, Shropshire, and Prebendary of Wolverhampton. Same day, at Edinburgh, by the Rev. George Coventry, MICHAEL HENRY RANKIN, Esq., late of The Forth, New caele• upon-Tyne, and now of Halifax, Yorkshire, to ANNA, daughter of the' late Rev. WILLIAM GASKIN, Perpetual Curate of Wreay, Cumberland. Same day, at St. George's Church, Hanoversquare, London, ALEXANDER A. LAIRD, Esq., of Glasgow. to - 31ARY, second daughter of the late JOHN JOHNSTONE, Esq., of New Bond street, London. On the 30th instant, at Christ Church, Surrey, by the Rev. J, W. S. Watkins, Mr. EDWARD CONNOR, H. M. C., Liver pool, to ADELAIDE, youngest daughter of the late THOMAS CLEENESSY, of the lion. East India Company's Home Ser . vice. Yesterday, at St. Michael's Church, Toxteth-park, by the Rev. Wm. Hesketh, Mr. FREDERICK WALKER to Miss MARY ANN HOWE, both of Toxteth-park. DIED. Lately, at Bonny, on the Coast of Africa, azed 22 years, JAS. GAFFNEY, of this town, and one of the officers of the ship Princess Royal. Lately, at the house of her daughter, Mrs. M`Gowan, 19, Parr-street, in her 67th year, JANE 'FOX. Lately, Captain BOYD, of the Schooner Willifred, of Work ington, having been knocked overboard and drowned, in a gale, while on his passage front this port to Tralee. tely, Mr. GEORGE FORRESTER, chief-officer of the Scotsman, of Alloa, when all hands, except one, perished w ith the vessel, on her passage from Montreal to this port, and formerly master of the brig Africa, of this port. On the 25th December, suddenly, on his passage from St. John, N.B. to this port, Captain THOMAS SWINFORD, of th e..hip Live; pool, much respected by all who knew him. On the 22n0 ultimo, at Prescot, aged 64, It. EDEN, Esq. On the 23rd n:timo, at his residence, Polygon, Soinerstown, London, in his 76th year, JAMES GORST, Esq., late of Preston, in this county, and uncle to the Messrs. Gorst, Deputy Clerks of the Peace of this county. Same day, at Mold, Flintshire, ANNE, wife of HUGH ROBERTS, Esq. Same day, a' Wigan, aged 68, Mr. WILLIAM CLARK, pro vision dealer, Upper Club-row. Same day, aged 32, Mr. ROBERT JONES, law stationer, Prince Edwin-lane, Everton. . On the 24th ultimo, at his residence, Fordbank, Didsbury, aged 64, JOSEPH 111 [MEI, Esq. Same day, aged 70, JOSEPH ASPINALL, Esq., of Wigan, one of the borough magistrates. - Same day, at his residence, in Everton, aged 59, THOMAS EVERARD CARTWRIGHT, Esq. Sante day, at Hythe, in Kent, the Dowager Lady RACHEL DOUGLAS, relict of General Sir K. Douglas, Bart. Same day, at Irvine, aged 96, Mrs. JOHN BAIN. Same day, at Kilburn, in her 76th year, Mrs. AMELIA BARBER. Deceased had six sons in the Grenadier Guards, who served together in the Peninsular War. Four of these veterans survive their mother. Tto Duke of York "ranted her a pension of 3s. a week, which was continued by the Duke of M'ellington up to the time of her decease. • On the 25th ultimo, at his residence, in Sandoli r terrace, in his 73rd year, ANDREW COMBER. Esq. Same day, aged 3G, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. PETER SEDIX)N, cork cutter. Same 6y, ELIZA, wife of Mr. JOHN SANDS, merchant, St. George's-terrace, Kensington New Town, London, - and second daughter of Mr. David Abercromby, printer, of this town. Same day, at the residence of Mr. William Hilliar, Birken head, in his 18th year, WM. I I ENRY HARVEY, youngest son of Mr. John Harvey, of Glastonbury, Somersetshire. Same day, after a short illness, Mr. WILLIAM PEARSON, landlord of the Boar's Head public-house, Hogliton-lane. Same day, in Eaton-square, London, aged 7 years, ADEL BERT WELLINGTON JOIIN ' second and youngest son of Lady ENIMELINE and the late Hon. C. S. WORTLEY. Same day, Mr. ROBERT SHAW, of 'loose, Hoylake, Cheshire, in his 78th year. _ _ On the 26th ultimo, aged 62, MARY, wife of Mr. A. AITKF.N, of Norton-street. Same day, at her brother's residence, in Lark-lane, Toxteth park, Miss H. B. HASWELL. Same day, in Wimpole-street, London, aged 78, WILLIAM CLOWES, Esq., of Stamford-street, and Banstead, Surrey. On the 27th ultimo, ELLEN CARTER, aged 78, the wife of Mr. Samuel Carter, farmer, Little Leigh, near Northivich, after a long and painful illness, which has been borne with a Christian resignation, for upwards of forty years. She was a kind and affectionate parent, and beloved by a large circle of relatives and friends." Same day, aged 22, JOHN, eldest son of Mr. JAMES ED WARDS, bookbinder, Stanley-street. Same day, at his brother's house, in Grey-sti•eet Toxteth park, after a protracted illness of ten months, ated 24 years, EDWI N, youngest son of the late Rev. WILLIAM TATE, of Chorley. - ._. • Same day, at W'inington-house, near Northwich, in his 59th year, WILLIAM GREGORY, Esq., R.N. Same day, in Victoria-place, Belfast, aged 24, Mr. GERALD ATKINSON APCAMMON, son of Mr. JOSEPH 51 4 1:AMMON, merchant, of this town. Same diiy, at her residence, in Edward-street, Ardwick, Man chester, aged 34, SARAH, wife of Mr. THOMAS BOULLEN, and daughter of David Matthews, Esq., late Quartermaster 17th Infantry. Same day, at the Rectory, Hanwell, Middlesex, in his 89th year, the Rev. Dr. WALMSLEY, rector of Ilanwell, and of St. Vedant, London. On the 28th instant, at the house of her daughter, Mrs. Thos. Bostock, of illont4, , omery, in her 84th year, ELLEN, wife of Mr. WILLIAM SOUTH WELL, formerly of this town. Same day, after a short illness, ELEANOR, wife of Mr. WM. FOULKES, bilges Meifod, Henllan. Same day, at Bridewell-wliarf, Blackfriars, London, in her 92st year, ELIZABETH, relict of H. CAMEL, Esq. Same day, at Hoscoat, Selkirkshire, N. 8., THOMAS STA VERT, Esq., of Hoscoat. On the 30th instant, at his residence, Prince Edwin-terrace, Black Rock, Kingstown, near Dublin. aged 58 }Tars, EDWARD MURRAY, Esq., father to Mrs. Thomas Ilorrocks, 22, St. Paul's-square, 111 this town. • Same day, at his residence, Toxteth-park. aged 77, WILLIAM HUll RY. Req. On the 31st instant, aged 10 years, ALEXANDER IRVINE, rldest son of Mr. Alexander Irvine, 84, London-road. LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. (Direct. Indirect. . Direct. Indirect. Australia .. .. Sept. 14 Lima .. Nov. 11 Bahia Dec. 19 llaranham.. Dec. 7 Barbadoes Dec. 24 Mauriti us Nov. 16 Bombay .. 16 ; Mobile .. Dec. 31 B. Ayres .. Nov. iMonte Video .. Nov. 14 Calcutta Dec. A New Orleans .. Dec. 2 C. G. Hope: Dec. 2 New York Jan. 8 Charleston .'Jan. 6 .. Pernambuco. Dec.2l China Nov. ' Rio Janeiro.. . Dec. 15 Demerara Dec. . Savannah . i .Jsn. 4 Havana •.. IJan. 2 St. Helena ... Dec. 17 Jamaica .. Dec. 22 Valparaiso Oct. 27 La Guayra .. Nov. 27 Vera Cruz ,• p , • Dam 9 THE CHARITIES. BIRKENHEAD HOMMOPATHIC DISPENSARY- WEEKLY REPORT.—New Patients, 19; Old Patients, 51 ; fotal, 76.—Physician, Dr. Norton. Charles Smith, Hon Sec. LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, JAN.tb3O;.7 DISCHARGED: In-patients cured, 20; Relieved and at OMR request, 6; Made Out-patients, I ; Irregular, 0; Dead, 3.-- ADMITTED: In-patients t 24-; Out-patients, 6; Casuals durinc the week, 9; Remaining in the House,l97. Consulting Surgeon, J. Dawson, Esq.; House Surgeon, Mr. Id‘Cheane ; Apothecary, Mr. George Padley ; 'House Visi tors, J. Loinax, and Rev. 3. B. Monk, Fsqrs. ; Chap lain, Rev. W. Blundell. Richard Gibson, Treasurer. NORTHERN HOSPITAL, JAN. 30. WEEKLY REPORT. ADMITTED Accidents, 24; Medical and Surgical Casesupost recommendation, 19; Total, 43.—DiscHARogn : Cured, 16; Relieved and at own request, 5; Attended as Out Patients, 1: Irregular, 1 ; Died, 6; Remaining in the Hospital, 98. Consulting Surgeon, William , Gill, Esq. ; Physician 'a Surgeon for the ensuing week, Dr. Turnbull and Mr_ Bainbrigge ; House Visitors, R. P. Carter and It. W. Bateson, Esqrs.; House-Surgeons, Mr. T. B. Gil. dersleeves anti Mr. W. Haines; Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq.; Chaplain, Rev. Wm. Hughes. WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND WORK HOUSE HOSPITALS, JAN. 30, 1847. ADMITTED: Fever and Small Pox, 25; Medical and Surgical Wards, Di ; Lying-in Wards, 3; Lock, 0; Total, 46.—J/is-- CHARGED : Cured, 41 ; Relieved, 15 ; Died, 17; Total, 73. — REMAINING IN THE HOSPITALS: Fever and Small Pox, 114; Medical and Surgical Wards, 218; Lying-in Wards, 15; Lock, 30; Total, 377. Conghlting Physician's, Dr. Macrorie and Dr. Gonthwaite; Consulting Surgeon, Mr. M'Cullocli ;° Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Dickinson and Mr. Inman; Douse-Surgeon, Mr. T. F. Grimsdale ; Assist.-Surgeon, Mr. E. T. Watkins; Apothecary, Mr. Thomas Lingley. EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY, 90, MOUNT PLEASANT. MONTHLY REPORT. EYE DEPARTMENT: New Patients admitted in the month of January, 244 ; Patients prescribed for, and who have received Surgical assistaLce during the month of January, 1365 ; Total since the commencement, 4M,425.—EAR DEPARTMENT: Pa t ents prescribed for, and who have received Surgical assistance during' the month of January, 193 ; Total since the commence ment, 16,311. , Surgeons, Pr. Edwards and Mr. Neill; Assistant-Surgeon, J. B. Barrow; Treasurer, Henry Crossfield, Esq. STATE OF TRADE. MANCITESTER.—We have had another flat week, and we can only account for this continued depression to the uncertain state of the Cotton market. In Yarns there has been but little doing, and none but needy spinners are disposed to recede in prices. They are justified in this course, inasmuch as they have not yet asked anything in just proportion to the price of Cotton. In Cloth bat little has been done; both the country and shipping houses are quiet at present, and must continue so, until we have a decided change in the two great com modities—Corn and Cotton.—Mancliester Foreign Produce Market, Friday.—Sugar: The great activity noticed in the Sugar market last week seems to have subsided for the mo ment' and only a moderate business ha. been done, at rather lower rates. There is no change in I-, fined goods or Treacle. Fruit : Quotations for currants continue unchanged. Tea is in moderate request at former prices ; holders are firm. Silk The silk market has undergone little or no change, buyers nurchasing merely for their immediate wants, and no sales are reported as having been made. Cotton : There was a slight decline in Cotton on Monday and Tuesday, holders being evi dently anxious to realise ; but on the receipt of later advice* from America yesterday,the market became rather more buoy ant, and a better business was done, completely recovering the pre:ions decline. Prices are about on a par with those of last week. ROCHDALE.—We have had very little business doing in flan nels, and prices have undergone little or no change. Wool is firm at last week's rates. HUDDERSFIELD.—OUT market remains much the same_ There have been very few buyers in the town, and these have been buying only to supply their immediate wants. Prices much the same. LEEDS.—There has been a moderate demand for Foods of low quality at the Cloth Halls, but goods of fine qualities were scnrceiy in demand. Prices contintio steady, and the manu facturers have exercised great caution for some time, the stocks in their hands are not more than usull at this period of the year. There has been a little more doing in the warehouses this week by the country houses. The foreign houses are also improving a little. HALIFAX.—Less business has been done, both in plain and figured goals, than has almost ever been. recollected. With respect to yarn, the prolluction continues to fall off, as spinners cannot realise cost pricB ; and the . prospect of improvement it was thought the new year would introduce has proved to be fallacious. As to long wool, there continues a fair demand for show, at the slightly improved rates lately current; but the - buyers of Reece wool are very cautious, and - indisposed to give present prices. But little is doing in short wool, and pncee remain without alteration. BRA nFOILD.—W 00l Mat ket.—lt is much 'A be regretted that we can only repeat the same unsatisfactory and monotonous state of things which we have had to record for several weeks past. Everything continues very dull, so far as demand goes, and no increase of stocks. There is no disposition to press sales or submit to lower prices, owing to the difficulty- to buy from the dealers and growers at prices to meet the rates cur rent here.—Yarn Market.—Each succeeding week only goes to add to the distresS of all connected with the trade, and nothing can bring aboutsny amends that will give an effectual relief but most materiaLy checking the supply, for without it wool will maintain its price, and no advance can be realised on yarn, which is now selong in all markets at prices most ruinous to the spinners. There has, since the commencement of the year, . been some addition made to the already large onantity of un employed machinery, and other houses now contemplate either reducing the hours of working or stopping more spinning frames. It is much to be regretted that this state of things should exist when all kinds of food are so very dear, and employment so limited. Piece Market: There continues to be a fair business doing in Orleans and Coburgs, but no improve ment in price can yet be generally realised, although the goods cannot be made to meet present prices. The advance on Cotton Warps is yet entirely out of the pockets of the manufacturers, who will be necessitated to either have a corresponding ad vance, or abridge their manufacture till warps are cheaper. LittcusTma.—The new year's business commences gloomily, both in London and country houses ars very. flat. The shipping trade has not yet commenced, and the home demand suffers much from thee - high price of provisions, anti the increased rate of discount laid on by the Bank of England. A few buyers are in the market, but they purchase very sparingly. Yarns are steady, and Wools are firm ; farmers' lots average 295. per tod; short sorts and noils command high prices. —Leicester Journa:. TIDE TABLE. DAYS. MORN. lEVENO.I HURT. i HOLYDAYS, ETV. Jan. h. in. Ih. m. ft. in. Tuesday.... 2 015 031 17 1 Wednesday. 3 047 1 3 17 0 Thursday.. 4 119 135 16 7 Friday .... 5 161 2 8 15 11 Saturday .. 6 225 242 114 II Sunday .... 7 3 2 321 13 10 eSexagesima Sunday Monday ... 8 345 4 9 12 8 I MATRIMONIAL ADVERTISEMENT. On Thursday last, Mr. Austen, the proprietor of Peele's Coffee-houSe and Hotel, waited upon the Lord Mayor at - the Mansion-house, London, for the purpose of repre senting to his Lordship a certain description of annoyance . to which he had been subjected since last August, and which was calculated to do much mischief to the estab lishment. Mr. Austen stated that an advertisement appeared in . the Manchester Guardian on the 26th August . last, headed "Matrimony," and requesting that answers might be sent addressed to "T. A. D., Peele's Coffee-house, Fleet-street, London." He did not think it necessary to notice the liberty taken with his house until letters began to arrive directed to "T. A. D." Ho then wrote to the editor of the Manchester Guardian, complaining of the insertion of the unauthorised reference to his house, and publication was at once gin to the denial. Answers continued, notwithstanding, to pour in, and some of them were to all appearance the effusions of respectable women, who seemed to place reliance upon the candour of the writer, and to deal with the utmost explicitness on the subject of their own condition, prospects, and personal_ recommendations. The Lord Mayor said the observations of Mr. Austen brought to his mind the fact that Corder, the murderer, had obtained a wife by means of an advertisement ; so that ladies who trusted to that delicate sort of introduction, might meet with partners who would not hesitate to per petrate the most atrocious of all offences. Mr. Austen said that one of the letters which had been _ _ directed to " T.A.D." surprised him very much. It pro fessed to be the writing of the brother-in-law of a young lady of moderate personal attractions and pretty good property, and it invited the advertiser to hiS house: to see the lady, who was to be kept in total ignorance of the object of the introduction; so that if a mutual liking was not likely to arise from the acquaintance, a termination - could Le at once put to it without the least chance of in flicting pain. The Lord Maykr.—You, of course, refused to deliver up those letters ?_ Mr. Austen.—Most certainly I did, my Lord. Applica tion was made to me for the lettersaddressedto "T.A.D.," and a solicitor of respectability called upon me to demand.. them peremptorily ; but I not only indignantly refuied to delivtr up one of them, but I told the person who applied to me that I should hold him up to public contempt for engaging in so disxraceful a transaction ; for being, in fact, involved in the disgusting conspiracy. The Lord Mayor.—You did perfectly right.- Mr. Austen said, that since the advertisement appeared and had been contradicted in the Manchester Guardian, a matrimonial advertisement had appeared in a London newspaper of very great circulation and respectability, referring ' " A.Y. " at Peel's Coffee-house." It h a d been ascertained that Mr. •` A.Y." in search of a wife, was no other than Mr. "T.A.D." who .had tainted LI; pages of the Manchester Guardian, and he begged that his Lordship would let him know what was tfie Most ad visable course to be adopted before a magistrate to put as end to so injurious a system. The fellow, no doubt, cal culated something on the fact or the pretence stated in his advertisement, that he belonged to the legal profee:. sion, for exciting apprehensions as to his hostility. He , stated in the newspaper that he was one of that class, 5 feet 11 inches high, and proportionately.stout ; that he would be found very useful to widow ladies who might be entitled to property from their deceased husbands' estates, or the estates of others, and that he would exclusively devote his attention to the comforts of any lady with whom he might be united. (Laughter.) The Lord Mayor said, he- did not believe that Mr. Austen could have adopted a better course for the pre vention of any mischief to his establishment, than that of complaining publicly that his house was stigmatized by being made a reference for advertisements from matrimo-- nial adventurers. He thought that the mere statement would have the desired effect. If, however, there should would be any repetition of such offenail anc e probly s conduct,ab Mr. A would call at the justice-room, ceive advice to pursue another course ; and it-might thm be necessary. with the Vie* of setting the matter at r en t_ to publish till the curious (tom/mote which-had f a ll en 6 - ! Vs Laud d 6. LIVERPOOL IS TA Pi DA ft I) isik:.!_::-._.t .t ,_,.... • :1 7... 1t-Lc:, • •;" '-.17- 1 - - 7; , ',. - 1 ,- _ .1----L , : , r•-• .