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M I 1847. ; service of Lord !s. 6d., the goods The prisoner was course of his a - reely on the en he prosecution as e remarks of the Mr.: Townsend , t gentleman wrote ith Mr. Temple , Lny notice of 110 and on the dac r was- acquitted,) forced his cora -1 Coltman. The died a statement hat the judge had a impertinent, but ice, still relevant A stop the case. tan, the learned counsels remarks Lnent to the ques ted from making, s he had taken. r, remarking upon an the day after 3 designating his sarcastic, perti concludes :—" 1 judge's authority and Mr. Justice ctitude of purpose doubt ; but, as a pudiate the right a the absence of a performance of to express extra- Liter the acquittal injustice, even if rtunity of making o in the present ordinary course ; instead of re ; and if every de- . the propriety of assail that judge is no- great diffi aropriety of such tistration of ins- sting of the board resent year, wag ras again elected ran. Mr. H. M. assistant relieving 6100 each. —The thirteenth try to this society rids, in the chair. nted to £116,528, of about £3OOO. and there was s . ly £5,000. The diary during last n the' year before Rev. W. W. Ew m, or he would aended that the dd be. removed to Passage.—A re- Mr. Henry Pin clerks in his de m, and the latter committee. Mr• that. some more penses should be in the Council ,. For the benefit of Lot think so, and t showing that It appointment wa s Lid be irregular to Then the public Mr. Bold said, 1111 m for severa lid not show hos( The Chairman : himself satisfied' be meddled with than it ought t e ' referred to a sPe: ouncil.—A lette r part of the Leed r to know if the docks would b e Le stipulated time . ifficulty in finish -1; but, unless the gained by it : he t shed by the ne x atten ti on of th e, t for the crew t'gt i saving the set ral members Put m Tuesday. the patient would in 1 a t the ga te in from Brownlow La. s end out the alner as possible ttion of honorat a vote of thank' ces.—The Chair' iication from the paupers to the at proper vehicl es be provided by his four children n Scotland-Pie ce ' aving caught th , ad been suffer Dowling furtb e ; ;ed to carry fe`fe , and in this roa!', contact w ith t he van always ke obtain by serof t be expected, r es for , the use e, hairman obser o "; uld state the ht", and that if tP" Lid oe immediat e ' s! :hen appointed f i ° : the meeting, . 1. ie Commission er, : posed preventl acting" the parl, ion, he observ e n I the next boo' a man was brong l t eing found dru a 'r that the prison e . i - e hundred tile Lisle-al words agj in e days. AA I ' .ND NORTH Charles Wil the las written to the following is Frederic Dnag o r tates, before , ',I arrangemen ts la!, , and the Cat:11 10 1,e ion to me, but il'er er sation whate v e or four other i:j emarks am oinit ile 1 coming from th e e same vessel (tot invited by sotne. b e loon, and wa s I v tentionally on o f, 5 he made Wei, equired the nu t o cl restore peace told Mr. Dong it i ; t ok ;ements which a il , have considere,y, in g him to ens • of himself, 0 0 to .se as was likely nfusion as had "that a conversation was unneces. o l 4 , :,,ject. I morel", e sane couffe t o ing else insteroe whitest man 1 ° • Pot )y Rattler," a 'or clever book 6. 1 : " Rowland _A' r. Its s pirit vroug ht bura°4oo: nnewhat hoist ?o town not fa r ` t 11 uxecuted. t tio,` widowed of e ofs glazier, who'le'' modest. v; thiwittiirkt o ,o 4 the peorl, e , o efi,, me very dro"tega,te, carried on as in , the ••popul gr alg r , Westminste r otl e i v ) 7.—CRabY 8t ;„t ow- playing„ bean Dm which vv" ;out and Rhe,ttiiiik:' it and itheeT'oet:,e'i nulled by e,"•, to to not onlY giovlttit: )eeu 11_‘2 Of this dise*;;;Jc.e. ivably or sht sr ot p t l ie air' iu viatica, Pel lis aff"i • o•outY matte or ,se, t ji y, perfect e ase l 0 , it has astootpi, ely a eitY9 fal many gv'te,le,ciirl„.,, by ' di tl:o 11° Ir• Ob erve evc! „ 011 April 20, 1847. &bipping TUESDAY, APRIL 13.—Wind E.N.E., moderate. IdiaßivEn.—Guisachan, Phillips, from Bombay — MazepP a, „jison, froth P ernam buco —Enterprise, Davies, from Sava 'ea —Abbot Lord, Blaisdell, from New Orleans—Elizabeth v a, and Josepha, Leitch, from Charleston—Jane Gano, Da jes, from Virginia—Hope, Hall, from Baltimore—John Cur- U e r, Knapp, from Philadelphia—Missouri, Silvester, from New LOrk. 11,AILED.—George, Sampson; Frances Lawson, Martin; John iton, Samson ; and Hesperus Pearson, for Quebec—Lon- Wightman, Staten IslandLOmega, Garrick, Boston — ".,an Carl, Tibin, Trinidad de Cuba—Victoria, Tait; John ' A t ,nu Ann, Baxter; Lady Soudes, Ellis; and Sophia Klasina, , l'a lthakker; St. Petersburg—Asia, Galilee, Richibucto—Kal 0, Clark, and Saranak, Turley, Philadelphia—Garrick, bask ; Clifton, Ingersoll ; and Eliza Kincaid, Wake, for New 11 ,,,a—Seraphine Aeck, Miramichi—Reliance, Hill, Madeira Brazils—Dak, Clark; Wave, Banfield ; Bertha, Harris, g Rising Sun, Wells, Lisbon—Wm. Wilberforce, Dennis, for 'lnce Edward Island—Sir C. Napier, Sear, St. John, N.B.— T er ea, Vernes ; Maria, Ebes ; Alicia, Harding, and Marys, R urn e, Ron—Lucret M‘Nair, Rio Janeiro—Alexander; woutkdg e;Hero, Harrison; Agnes, Quayle ; Dolphin, Ryan ; S u _ ilsla ,n, Stoup ; Henderson, Twentyman ; Enterpnse, Brown ; ArP , Y, Woodcock ; Cambrian, Ror Thomas Tattersall, H aguire ; and Diana, Mossop, Newfoundland—Margaretha, Han nah Narva—Wm. Peile, Sprott, Monte Video—Mary Han- Mather, Barbadoes—Ocean Queen, Thomas, Rotterdam -10 ua, Absolon, Malta—Esule, Smajevick, and Donor Dawson, r T rieste —Active, M'Kerm • Montcalm, Slanney ; lord Wit :l,7lbl, Strickland ; Rainbow , Totham ; Vulcan, Thomas ; p e a Wubbina,_ Dick, for Cronstadt—Margenstar, Smit, .I,plau—Victoria, Welsh; and Patrus, Piton, Bay Chaleur— Trulaid; Pepperill, Constantinople—Ann Falcon, Bowness, St. s t ° Tnas-- , -Formosa, Treveltick, Maranhain—Thedor Behrend, t. t tin—Fermin, Arritols, Bilboa—Frances Yates, Boase, Mes as—St.- Helen, Evans, Genoa—Lady Buller, Moore, Gijon— ward, Townsend, Alexandria, Egypt—Don, Vautier, Seville --n.sPanope, Chellew,Beiro ut—Joven Ricardo, Gortazer, Codiz— Africa. — P e nang°, Matthews, Eastport—and Adriana, Cannell, for The Jane Gano, that arrived here to - day fr o m Virginia, fell in with large quantities of field ice on the 20th March, in lat. 43 30, l ong 49, and was completely e mbedded in it for ten flours. SaMe day, s poke the schooner John , of Marblehead , a complete wreck, she declined assistance. The Tally Ho, Elliott, from Vir g inia for this p ort at Fa y al, zeakY, with loss of bulwarks, maintopmast, jibboom, , &c. Marian, Woof, hence at Madeira. C. S. S u tton, 'roin Jersey at Trieste. London, hence at ditto. Cated un ia, 'hence at Venice. Romp, Jenkins, sailed from Malaga for this pert on the 29th March. Peace, Dyer, hence at Corunna. Mary, Jones, hence at Havre. Johanna, Linse, hence at Swinnemunde. Hulda Johanna, Krause, hence at Hamburg. Fyf Gezesters, Kuyper, hence at Harlingen. JOnge Klaas, Schaap, hence at Helvoet. ClemenCe Ninteman, hence at Antwerp. Alice Haviland, Currie, from Havannah at Cove. Palatine, Stubbs, from Calcutta at London. Elizabeth, from Youghall for Swansea at Death, after being 'on shore. BRISTOL, April 11.—A quantity of bladders of lard, some ;casks of tallow, and barrels of flour, were passed floating be tween St. Ives and Hartland Point, try the Brilliant, steamer, 'i - rived here. t yßNlct, April 2.—A ship, supposed to be British, lies near 're, about six miles off the land. wraNA March 19.—Two piratical crafts, one manned with eighteen ~and the other with fifteen m en, p lundered a Greek 'egg el from Alaznata, near that place, of 33,000 piastres (about 930 ) Oil the 12th instant. • WEDNESDAY, 14th N.E., moderate. ILRlVED.—Coromandel, Hubbock , from Mob il e —S p artan, p ° RV son from New York — and Rob Roy , Drummond, from rgi n i a. $ SAIL E pd • d, Dearborn, Alexandria, A.S.—Wasp, Gib s,Africa—Zephyr, Hendrickson, Bergen—Courser, Beirout, &c.—Monarch, Percival, China—Bland, Hoskin ; tri,adne, Goodsir; and Itindoo, Drake, Calcutta—Emulous, i i ,s(lwin, Corfu, &c.—lda Wubbina, Dik, Cronstadt—Richard Hill, Dordt—Nanoy, Way, Hamburgh—Tynwald, Jack- Havana—Delaware, Patten, Havre, &c.—St. Heller, Bo a, Lisbon, &c.—Ann Pa Lister, and Wave, Banfield, for Lisbon_ —Parker, Risien, Madeira, &c.—Diamond, (eteamer,) ore, Madeira—Henrietta, Baumgart, Memel—Rory au ' r lore, M‘Moster, Montreal—Libtxty, Bell, Newfoundland Quebec—Antoinetta, Verona, New Orleans—Agnes, Kis- N e tt , Narva—Miracle, Elliott, Quebec—John, Hill, St. John, ti n wfoundland—Ceylon, Custard, Staten Island—Gezina, Stra cogen, Touningen—Wanderer, Hinds, St. Lucia—Harkaway - , rulock, 'Virginia. Joh M. - a Bell, Carroll, from Savannah at this port ; sailed 15th /2 r ,ch. In lat. 39, long. 70, fell in with the barque Trial, of — ,,nuan, abandoned. A Cambria, (steamer,) Judkins, hence to Halifax, was seen Bth 1 1, in lat. 50, long. 18. Earl of Lansdale, Peile, from Calcutta at Mauritius. J anu Carer d a, Woodmas,.saited from ditto for this port on the 16th ary. Importer, henceat Mobile. Magnet, from Antigua at Apalachicola. Countess of Arren, Henderson, and Republic, Landes, hence 8t Baltimore. Margaret Gibson, Lockwood, sailed from Alexandria for this port 21st March. f "quiter, Searle, 'hence at Beyrout, and sailed 25th March or Alexandretta. Aretliusa, and Mary and Jane, hence at Naples. iZs ri eadrift, Weatyrill, and Water Witch, Hughes, hence at krlb mina rift, Catharina, for Batavia at Cove. .tarnbler, M`L.chlan for Matanzas at ditto. 41. 1 7 Stewart, King, Porto Rico at ditto. Th omas, loose, from Hamburgh for this port, at Deal. the Aurora,"for Quebec, and Edward, for Alexandria, have back with 'damage, having been in contact off the Bell • e' Asia, for - Richibucto, has also put back with slight da -7,F,e, aving been in contact with a brig off the Bell Buoy. 1 ,,,ne Augusta, from Sunderland to Quebec, has put into port , ‘ „ 1 1 loss of main-topmasts, &c. EW :YORK, March 31.—The barque Cacius, (of-Kennebank,) which,sailed from Boston on Sunday mornin for Cork F.' l , a market, went ashore On Truro Beach, east side- of Cape ,;9 0 , on Monday, during the N.E. gale, and all hands perished. vessel hail gone to pieces. THURSDAY, APRIL 15.—Wind N.E„ moderate. Hibernia, , (steamer.) Harrison, from Boston at this port; tailed Ist, and - from Halifax 3cl instant. Margaret, Skelby, hence at B a hi a . Una; March; Elizabeth and Ellen, Taylor; John Bronhom, Roy; Abigail, Dailey; Theresa Jane, Wright; Isaac Newton, Clark ; City Of Rochester, Campbell ; Astracan, Ford ; Sweden, Shaw ; .Lillias, Harrison; Edward Bowstaad, Arnold; Ocean Meicle; Free Trader, Thompson; York, Archibald; Julius E.fesar,. Parke ; John G. Coster, Roy; America, Russell; R. D. ' b heOherd, M a rcy; Magnificent, Verrill; Berlin, Baker; "88, Coglan ; Mersey, Guthrie ; Emma, Watts, and Devon *hire, hence at Isfew Orleans. Circassian, from London at ditto. Harry Lorrequer, Jefthres, from Benares at ditto. „„Washington, Wilkie ; Portland, Robinson ; Glasgow, Man -"B: and British America, Mills, hence at Mobile. k, t; . r gent, Rogevs,and Kestrel, Turner, hence at Apalachicola. VB* Howard oglas, hce at ditto, after being on shore. 4 . :aqX Carolin D e, u Walsh en Perseverance, Robinson ; and Prin b°.,:aughan, hence at St. John, N.B. I al, Shipley, hence at Halifax. 8:Be United States sloop of war Jameston, R. B. Farber, from pton at Cove, with provisions. 4, 1 1 ,1 u5, Cox, from Havannah at ditto. tuond, Irvine, from Bahia at ditto. .s i ßilias, Frocq, from St. Domingo at ditto. I. °ll lierset, Harvey, from Bermuda at ditto. Merlin, Holmes hence for Lisbon at ditto. to ' r; nee n Victoria;Patohing; British Queen, Wilson ; and Age- Hunt, hence.at Savannah. c ee l's One, from Hull at ditto. ton ll ...arlotte, - hence off.ditto, a . nd proceeded for New York. edora, Turner, and Wellington, Blenkin, hence at Charles- I, llint .be, Brown; hence at Baltimore. oeivehnge, Dunleavy, and Georgiana, Higgins, hence at Phila k,,4lert, Lunchian; Sea, Freeman; Finland, Brown; Egre le Vogler; Devon, Betts; Siddons, Cobb; Yorkshire, Bai y Constance, Milton; and Anglo Saxon, all hence at New ork. te :-rhe Grans Uile, (steamer,) hence for Drogheda, took fireyes ' i i ,"LaY morning to the eastward of henby Island, and was 4avrnt to the water's edge; part of crew and passengers ed, and taken to Dublin by a fishing smack. HAYANA, March 17.—The Mason, of Salem, from Liverpool, went on shore near the Punta this day, hut came offwith loss of i r i o r tri enm th a e st o c c u e t an. aW f a r y o . ni — away. — Some New we fl oortliecannsdtocoLttirerphooavi: Llid en de s r it n ed d n f (lost On the Colorade,) and brought in here. NEW ORLEANS, March 20.—The Frances Ann, Grimsclitch, ~.from Leith to this port, went , on shore about 20 mile s nort h of S. E. pass, and was abandonei, being full of water, and imbed ded in sands. BALTIstortE, March 27.—The France, Marshall, from Balti niore to London, is on shore nu - Swan Point, with four feet Water in her hold. ILA DELPfI lA, March 29.—The Monongahela, from t L a iy e e o r i r h o', went shore in the vicinityf Chester, during g 2Gth in tan but got off on the 28th, without apparent da --VT, and proceeded. Pv " LW YORK, March 31.—A heavy gale. from the was lerienced on this part of the coast on the 26th and 27th inst. was ALI PAX, April 2.—The Cora, from Philadelphia to Belfast, - spoken IVlarch 3, in lat. 53, long. 66, had been totally Ms, fa sted on the Is' ins'ant. oriatExocx, APril I ' 3.—The Margaret, of London_, from New fit ' 3 7, was spoken by the Charlotte Harrison, March 15, in ' 7 , long. 62, making water. - - - --- A FRIDAY, AP it r. 111.—Wind 5.E., moderate. IV " V ED:—Broad (kik, Isl'Grath, Bahia—Poali, Baltimore 11,,LLaEnvell,aZett,WTno.wnsend, Alexandria—Montezuma, "er, and Sardinia, Crocker, New York—uter Johnny, I1 4 ,; 8, Shan gh ae—Howard, Brown, State Islandslngleborough, E t i,„," St. Petersburg—lrene, Duff ; Sylla, Carruthers; Frances, fo l i"°, ll dson; Cartaretta, Predux ; and Phoenix, Kerr, New %Oland—Jena, Arfsten, St. Domingo—Ann Dingwall, Brown. liir e c - ---Elizabeth Porter Coulter, St. Andrews—Murray, I to Jamaica—Tug, M'Lean, Cronstadt—Alax, Scote, and Pl O l CPMOre, M`Master, Montreal—Diana, Howes, Boston— Vet t , I?areno, Laguayra—Fox, Eoule, Gaspee—Serampore, Lo , Canton. 11a 21R t a„..over, Rogers, from Philadelphia at this port. On the ap d eiarch, in' lat. 37, long. 58, spoke the schoonor Larch,. of krt r oln New York to Belfast, bearing up for Bermuda, with str o °f her cargo thrown overboard, having sprung a leak in a shllB breeze. •Itio . ;, ° wden, - for this port, in comingout of the Brass River 20th teenTrY, got aground on the bar, and after laying there four- Dat i ti 'Tiirs was floated off, making water, and would probably ~,A1 • 0 ? some Apen ; lace to repair. '` kip p Diadem, Binet, and Emilia, Le Quesne, hence COlO .Ittleiro. Pe r s los, M'Donald, hence at Apalachicola. I• 1e,", t . 11 a, Jarvis, hence at Corfu. j„'Les, Capin ; Berona Guiliana, Derengin ; Ariel, Griffiths ; es Audus, Barker, hence at Trieste. .:.• „"rig Mary and Eleanor, of Cardigan, was passed on the lat 45, long. 25, dismasted and abandoned. - "eY, ( Atkinson . . Giacobbe, and Rival, Williams, IP at Messina. 21 "rietta st Cowden, sailed from Messina for this port on the ck. P er ,' Whitfield, hence at Genoa. kai?andes, Contente, henee at Lisbon. Clay et, from at Verdon Roads for this port. A ti „‘° ,l , sailed from Beerhaven for Calcutta April 10. Iszt":,I1olland, hence for Newfoundland at Cove. t n r o e f f: YORKtO, for Liver 31 —The New York packet, and Harri_ Liverpoo . l, and Huron, for Belfast, were on the ° ver 0 t he Mississippi 9th March • the New York packet got Wp x %the 16th, and the Harrison 'Chilton on the —. 'ocli o - Vab, April 14.—The Rochester, Truernan, from Liver eSte,;, "ewYork struck on the north end of Blackwater Bank 'he n. - ~aY morning filled, and it is feared will be a total wreck ; ilirkior!ater part of 'the passengers have been brought here by b oats b oats, and the remainder were being saved by other °a Maass 0 4 " i xass, APRIL 9,—A vess e l of about 300 tons was driven totajre on the Island of H o y, yesterday, and has become a f Alatthec,k. ; a quantity of wearing apparel, and a boat with rchroie Gelatby" on the stern-boat, have come on shore _ _ l7th APRIL,--,Wind S., moderate. mob ile _E D.—indsor Castle. I.'atterson; and Rankin, from Glasgow, Cook, and .CbMa, At;ridge, from Savannuh k- —Rover, Purdy, from New York—Den Walker, Condry, from Boston—John Fehrman, Davies, and Rockall, Foster, from New Orleans—Nelson Village, M‘Burnie, and Dolphin, Sulli van, from Charleston—Castries, Hinds, from St. Lucia—Coila, Steward, from Porto Rico—Exchange, Sharon, from Messina — Frederick De Grosse, Hensel, from Danzic. SAILED.—Ann Bridson, Brag, Bombay—Lochlomond, Ran kin, Calcutta—Carmencita, Gump ' Havana—Akbar, Gerry, Boston—Hope, Soule, and Edmund Perkins, Tracy, New Or leans—Pacific, Ludlam ; Metoka, M`Laren, and Adam Lodge, Cook, New York—J. M. Williams, Baker, Virginia—Jewess, Gilchrist, Gaspee, &c.—Flora % Shaddock, and Traveller, Jack son, Newfoundland—John, Heselton Quebec—Candidate, Jar vis, Ancona—Jane. Clark, Antwerp-Alara Dorothea, Fenen ger, Amsterdam—Jacinta, Paris, Barcelona—Admiral Roshnoff, Ricketts, and Truant, Griffiths, Cronstadt—Vesta, Lochman, Dordt—Palmyre, Waldock, Ghent—l'll Try, Green, Harlingen —Lord Lyndock, Wood, Kiel—North Ash, Alward, Lisbon — Elizabeth, M`Queen ; L Theodorus, Oldendorp; Caroline, Elling; Annabella, Drevar, and Salus, Wilkinson, Narva—Jan tina, Hagedorn ; Concordia, Eddes, and Tay and Tees Packet, Hult, Pernau—Hibernia, Tullock, Revel—Catharine, Pottinger ; Harmony, Schabeling ; Helen Mills, Kelt ; Elizabeth, Wey; Alida, Doornbos, and Rosebud, North, Riga—lndustry, Hol man, St. Petersburg.i Polaris, Kempt, from Rotterdam for this port and Surinam off the Wight. P. H. Dean, Taylor, hence at Malta, and sailed for Zante on 27th March. _ _ Calypso, Ranchen, and Hope, Toser, hence at Malta. Medea, Store, hence at Copenhagen. DARDANELLES, 27th March.—Quiz, Luke, from Liverpool, whilst at anchor in Gallipoli Bay 19th March, was drifted foul of by the Neapolitan brig Madonna del Carmine; lost her bow sprit, and sustained other injury. St. Lawrence, Hod Flowers of Ugie, Stabb—Quiz ? Luke, and about 100 sail of all nations, are at anchor in Gallipoli Bay. SUNDAY, 18th APRIL.—Wind N.W. ARRIVED.—New Jersey, Wadsworth, Philadelphia—North 'Star, Spencer, New Orleans—Schoodiac, Griffin, Mobile—Robt. Watt, Johnson, Apalachicola—Junior, Ellis, Savannah—Larch, Broomhead, from Virginia—Rowland, Watts, from Virginia and St. Thomas—Grace, Ryrie, from Antigua—Liverpool, Sea wright, from Jamaica—John Tomkinson, Hutchinson, from Manzanilla—Louisa Bertha, Dombrowski, from Ilanzic—Frisk, Smith, and Zuleika, Montgomery, from Porto Rico. SAlLED.—Monarch, Johnson, St. Lucia—EureqUita ' Paris, Havana—Wannan, Cornelius, Santa Martha—Shannon, Nowel, and Lapland, Simpson, New Orleans—Orezaba, Vinnis, New York—William Ward, Scoullar, Staten Island—Rose, M`Kinlay, and Aurora, (from Sunderland,) for Quebec—lnvennore, Stuck ney, Halifax—Quiz, Le Sullier. Gaspee--Sophia, Rundle, Now fmndland—Thomas Edward, Pennah, Galatz—Levantine, (steamer,) Booth, Malta. Especulador. Rocha, hence at St. Übes. Robert Preston, Williamson, hence at Cadiz. Nautilus,'(steamer,) Gordon ; Lady Courtenay, Trinia, and Bridget, Wade, hence at Lisbon. Bosphorus, Tregarthen, from Constantinople for this port at Algesiras Roads. John Cunninham, Curren, from Catania at Gibraltar, and sailed Ist April` for this port. Robert Henry, Leggett, sailed from Lisbon 4th ; Emma, Gra ham, , and Wave, Sth ; and Waterwitch, (screw steamer,) 9th April, for this port. Royal Mint, from Patagoniattt Donegal. MONDAY, 19th APRIL.—Wind N.W. An RlVED.—Yibilia, from St. Domingo—Charles, from Bruges —Jenny Maria, from Denmark—Royal Mint, from Patagonia— American, Williams, from New York. SAILED.—Edith, Welch, Rotterdam—Hermitage, Forrest, aiN Janeiro—Susanna, Darnell, Riga—William Henry, M'Kean, Revel—Sjoumente, Scheltens, Pernau—Scotia, Charleson, Nar -va—Lima, More, Monte Video—Lightning, Le Seur, Malta — Elbe, Goble, Havana—Hope, Scott, Freder►ca—Mathilde, a nack, Oltamans, Ejsineur—Daniel Grant, Edie, St. Petersburg—Wilton; Wilson, Gibraltar and Monte Video—Joseph Wheeler, Weak, for Barbados. The Liverpool that arrived here yesterday from Jamaica, saw a barque on shore on Crooked Islandlsth March, which proved to be the Chanticleer, from Morant Bay to London ; she had previously struck on Atwood's Key, and as she was making much water, the captain run her on shore on Crooked Island. The rum and materials would be saved. On the 9th April, in lat. 48, long. 20, spoke the Yorkshire Lass, from Charleston to this port, with 'loss of boats, bulwarks, &c., and water washed off her deck. The Tom Moore that arrived here yesterday from Cuba, sailed from Cienfurgus Ist March, and left loading, for London, the Princess Charlotte,_ Ludlow, and Walsingham ; and for this port, the Lima. The John Bibby sailed for Cork 28th Feb. Walter Seat, Loch, from Nassau off Plymouth. Lalla Rookh, Martin, from Callao—Caractacus, Barker, from Batavia, and Caroline, Nant, from Pernambuco—at Cove. . . CovE,l7th April. —The Crusader, from Alexandria, that ar rived five creeks since, still remains here, no .orders having been received .for her. The cargo is in a very bad state, being heated. Pursuit, Gaffney, hence for Sligo, at Douglas, leaky. Helena, Hilton, from Sincapore oft' Cape Clear. Lybia,.for Laguira at Cove, with loss of boats, bulwarks, stancheons, &c. Ofalolybead, at 1 p.m., No. 45806, James Moran, ship, from New Orleans. 5634, Isabella, barque, from Lima, at 3 p.m. 4097, Freeman, brig, from Kingston, Jamaica. 2058, Union, schooner, from Ostend. 4926, Aram, ship, from New Orleans, at 4 30 p.m. 7052, Leipsic, brig, from -, at 5 p.m. Off the Port, at 6 30 p.m., 1 barque and 1 brig. VESSELS SPOKEN. Alecto, from Liverpool, for Barbacloes, 14th March, in lat. 18 N., lon. 35 W.—George Ramsay, from. Liverpool, for Virginia, 23rd March, in lat. 43 N., lon. 32 W., with loss of second mate in a gale on the 12th March—Carena ' from Mauritius, for Li verpool, 14th Feb., in lat. 25 5.,. lon. -- 4 E.—lslam, from Liver pool, for Philadelphia, 3rd April, in lat. 48, lon. 15—Rankin, from Mobile, for Liverpool, 21st March, in lat. 27, lon. 78 — Leveret, of New York, 7th April, in lat. 47, lon. 26—Nicholas Biddle, from Liverpool. for New York, 12th April, at noon, off 'Holyhead—Hannibal, from Bombay, for Liverpool, 20th March, in lat. 27 N., lon. 40 W. — Larch, from Virginia, for Liverpool, sth March, in lon. 23—Rosanna from New Orleans, for Water ford, 15th March, in lat. 35 58 W.—Schooner Rosella, bound west, 23rd March, in lat. 42, lon. 38-Diana, for St. John, N. 8., sth April, in lat. 49, lon. 12—John Carver, from Scilly, for Boston, 14th March, in lat. 34, lon. 60, short of pro visions, and was supplied—Robert APWilliarn, from Cowes, for Philadelphia, 26th March, in lat. 43, lon. 29—Laurel, 6th April, in lat. 45, on. 13—Indus, of Glasgow, outward bound, 9th April, off the Saltees—Norval, from Liverpool, for Newfound land, 27th March, in lat. 49, lon. 20—Amazon, from Hull, for St. John, N. 8., sth April, in lat. 44. lon. 23—Satellite, from Li verpool, for Lima, off Cape de Verdi, out twenty-eight days— Othello, for Newfoundland, 9th April, in lat. 49, lon. I2—John 11,1`Lellan, from Liverpool, for Quebec, 11th April, in lat. 51, lon. 27—Indus bound west, 13th April, in lat. 51, /on. 13—Leo. of Whitby, bound west, sth April, in lat. 47, lon. 30—Favorite, from Clyde, for Valparaiso, sth March, on the Line, lon. 20 — Herald, from Dublin, for Havana, 12th April, off Tuskar., PORT OF BIRKENHEAD. HUTCHINGS and Co, beg to inform MER • CHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, and SHIPPERS generally, that they are ready to take charge of GOODS intended for SHIPMENT, either Foreign or Coastwise, or by Rail or other Conveyance, to all parts of the World, at moderate charges. They will also, in a few weeks, be ready to receive Orders for WELSH COALS for Shipment. All Goods at this Port will be Free from Dock Dues. N.B.—LICENSED BROKERS. 10, Cleveland-street, Hamilton-square, Birkenhead, sth April, 1847. STATE OF TRADE. MANCHESTER..—The advance which took place yesterday on the previously high rates of cotton, upon the arrival of the Hi bernia, has produced a most injurious effect on our market. It has compelled producers to ask higher prices at a time when it was even difficult to do a comparatively small amount of busi ness at the low prices already current. In general better prices are now demanded, and some decline doing any business at all, unless on terms somewhat more equivalent to the rise on the raw material. On good 9-8 shirtings an advance of 3d. per piece has in some cases been offered, but not in all cases ac cepted. The market, both for goods and-yarns, is in a most unsettled, and to all parties most perplexing and unsatisfactory state ; operations are, therefore, generally limited to absolute wants. The events of the week have tended to strengthen the resolutions of spinners and manufacturers to adhere rigidly to short-time working, and decided many to close their mills forth with, and discharge their hands. We may, therefore, expect a great amount of distress amongst our factory population. It is impossible to contemplate the subject without the most serious apprehensions. With provisions at their present prices, the daily increasing complaints of want of trade among shopkeep erg, and the heavy pressure on mercantile men, th manufac turing districts are at present placed in the most unfavourable position for alleviating the distress which is likely to become so s sm o toe o ec n tki p in,og re r v to, a f lent in these districts. We 'have just heard that a tosinners ons iconsider e a r n d whether manufacturersthey shouldt oo , k o o n place workingto-y or three days a week or close their mills entirely 6 for the present. o The meeting did not come to a c Tusgm on the subject, but adjournedwa i s ,Enos. Th etrnettiisl nWoegnaetusdreayolfi.e°x importance . to notice in the neighbourhood this state of the woollen trade of this town f'sioncsechiefly y st orfeprnori‘ti,dalet t a S n 'e d e k i 0. w A qualities, average amount o hands late prices. The manufacturing operatives our continue to be pretty well employed; and though trade cannot be said to be hrisk,'it is far from being much depressed. BRADFORD.—WOOI.—The recent advance in the rate of inte rest has tended to make business dull, as the spinners state they were unable to make prime cost, with money at an easy rate; but as the supply of Wool coming to market is only limi ted, it has prevented any further decline. Yarns.—The busi ness doing by the shipping houses is, we are glad to hear, con siderably increased, particularly in such numbers as are suited for Russia. The demand for home consumption is also healthy, but as the prices are not in any way improved so as to remune rate the spinner, the production is kept very small, and old stocks fast declining. Piece.—The absence of any accounts of Leipsic Fair, and the non-arrival of the Hibernia steamer from America, have caused our market to be less animated than for some weeks past; but as many extensive houses are engaged making to order, stocks keep low, and prices without altera tion. Hi DDERSFIELD.—We have to report but a slack market this week, especially in the demand for the home trade. A fair amount of business has been done by the houses engaged in the foreign trade. We cannot noteany change in prices. ROCHDALE. —We have had abetter attendance of buyers in the market this week, but there is no decided improvement for the better to report. There is another failure in the manufac turing line announced; the liabilities are variously stated as varying from 812,000 to .418,01:10, a very small portion of which is in Rochdale ; the principal creditors are at Huddersfield. HALIFAX.—The piece trade remains in pretty much the same dull condition as for some time past. The slight improve ment in yarn, noted last week, continues, and, in some cases, accempaikied by an advance in price. The stocks of long wool are becoming lighter, and it is probable more firmness would have been manifested, as the growers refuse to part with it at prices that would pay the stapler here, but the increasing tight ness of money leads all prudent parties to keep down stocks. The transactions in short wool are not extensive, and the finer qualities are rather easier to buy; but the lower qualities re main firm, as the supply is not abundant. NOTTINGHAM, April 15.—The Lace Trade.—The sales this week have been more satisfactory, and this market wears an improving appearance. MN weather, and relief in the money market would give an impetus to business here, independent of the aid expected almost daily to arrive, in the shape of orders, for the United States. All accounts agree that the trade there has been so large as to clear off all stocks on hand, at good prices, and lead to the anticipation that we are on the eve of an excellent demand from thence. Yarns are firm, and not at all over abundant.—Tho hosiery trade in nearly every branch is in adull state. Many of the houses have considerable hopes of a speedy revival. LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. 'Direct I Indirect. Direct.l Indirect. Australia ..II .. I Nov. 25 Lima Bahia I .. Feb. 15 Maranham.. Feb. 12 .. Barbadoes t .. March 11 Mauritius .. -.. 'Jan. 24 Bombay .. March 2 Mobile .. Nlarch 24 B. Ayres .. .. Jan. 23 Monte Video .. Jan. 30 Calcutta .. .. Feb. 20 New Orleans .. March 23 C. G. Hope. .. Jan. 28 New York .. .. 31 Charleston . .. March 27 Pernambuco. .. .. 2 China . Jan. 30 Rio Janeiro.. , . !Feb. 20 Demerara .. March 5 Savannah .. 2 , March 26 Havana J ama i ca. ;; , I • . March 11 Valparaiso . . . , f.ran. . 2 4 1 L a o.„, yra „ . , Me.rch 22 Vera Cru z .. l . , I Feb, 28 ;filaritetg. 'WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, APRIL 13, 1847. Wheat, 56 qrs., ®43 Bs. Bd. If* qr.: total. X 192 ss. 4d. Oats, 43 qrs., ® .41 15s. sd. qr.: total, 476 28.11 d. Barley, qrs., ®4O Os. Od. gp qr.: total, X 0 Os. Od. THE LIVEHPOOt STAICiIIAD. SHARES. RAILWAYS. !Aberdeen 2 'kmbergate & Eastern Junction. 1. 2' Arbroath and Forfar. 'l';edford, London, &Birminghm. l 4 ißirk'head, Lancash. & Cheshire' 5 Birmingham and Dudley . 5 Boston, Stamford, and Binning. 23 Blackburn,Clitheroe, & N.W 14 Blackburn, Darwen, & Bolton 75 Bristol and Exeter 10 New shares 24/ Buckinghamshire 30 Caledonian 23 Half shares 25 Clydesdale Junction . 50 Chester and Birkenhead 25 Half shares 83 New shares. 273 Chester and Holyhead . 25 Dundee and Arbroath 15 New shares 25 ; l Dundee and Perth. 5 New shares 20 Eastern Counties 6 Perpetual, N0..1 I Perpetual, No. 2 5 4 York Extension 20 'E. Lancash. late B'burn & Pn 17 East Lancashire 73 New shares 1 4 New scrip 4 East Lincolnshire 50 Edinburgh and Glasgow 123 Quarter shares 10 Half shares 1 5 Edinburgh and Northern 7 .el 5 shares —Newport 20 late Edinbro', Leith & Grantor 20 Preference shares 2 I New shares New quarter shares 2 ':Edinburgh and Perth 23 Exeter, Yeovil, & Dorchester 62/ Fleetwood, Preston, & W.Riding 50 .Furness. 5 .£2O extensions 50 • Glasgow and Ayr 30 £4O shares 121 Quarter shares . 23 Half-shares No. 1 5 Half-shares No. 2 5 Glasgow and Dumfries 2.5 'Glasgow Paisley, and Greenock 123 Half shares 11' Preference shares 100 :Great North of England 5 New stock 20 1 .`3O shares, .'l5 shares 21,Great North of Scotland 55 Great Western 50 Half shares 123' Quarter shares 20 I Fifth shares 4/1 £l7 shares . 30 Huddersfield Canal & Railway.. 16 Huddersfield• Canal & Railway.. 5 Extension'shares 50 Hull and Selby 23 ' Half shares 123 Quarter shares 14. Ipswich and Bury St. Edmunds. 23 Isle of Axbolme and Goole 221 Kendal and Windermere 50 Lancaster and Carlisle 5 Third shares • 471 Lancaster and Preston 19 Three-quarter shares 156 / Quarter shares 40 Leeds and Bradford 321 Leeds and Dewsbury 5 'Half shares 223 Leeds and Thirsk 10 New shares 2. Liverpool, Crosby, & Southport. 2 New shares, late W. Lancash. 2% L'pool, M'ches., & N'cast. Junc 16 6 London and Blackwall 50 London & Brighton & S. Coast. 10 Consolidated shares ock. London and North Western ,•7 Quarter shares 2 New Quarter shares 2 Fifth shares 15 (G. J.) Quarter shares 1 0 ~t'4o shares (L. & M.) 40 London & M'chr. & Birming. 5 Quarter shares (A) 5 Quarter shares (B) Quarter shares (C) 32 London and Portsmouth 50 London and South Western 40 • Consolidated 3 shares 22 New .£4O shares 273 New £5O shares 5 0 • Consolidated Tenth shares 31 London and York 3 4 Direct Northern 25 Longridge and Preston 20 Lynn and Dereham 20 Lynn and Ely ......... 15 Ely and Huntingdon 42/ Malton and Driffield 82 Manchester and Leeds 38 Half shares 23 Do., late Hudders. & Sheffield 12 Quarter shares 5 Fifth shares 144/ shares, late Extensions..' 64 Sixteenth shares 24 Half shares, late L. & B 82/ Fifth shares, late W. It. U 3 73 Half shares, late W. P. & G 10 Extension shares, Do. 93 Late Manchr., Bolton, & Bury 100 Manchester, Sheffd. & Lincolns. 8 Quarter shares, No. 1 25 Quarter shares, No. 2 5 Eighth shares 20 late Gt. Grimsby and Shefill 5 .e2O shares 34 Quarter shares 10 late Great Grimsby Pock 5 late Sheffield and Lincolnshire 5 Manchester, Sheffd., & Midland 2 Manchester and Sonthampton 42/ Matlock and Midland ,ock. Midland 36 .t"4O shares .ock. Preferential stock, 6 per cent 2 New shares 'Ode.. Consol. Birmingham &Derby, 100 Birmingham and Gloucester. Quarter shares Bristol and Gloucester. 'Newcastle and Berwick North Shields shares Newcastle and Carlisle Quarter shares . 4 , New shares )0 'Norfolk 6 ; Extensions (5 per cent.) 5 New shares. 25 North British 121 Half shares 21 Quarter shares 50 Northern and Eastern 5 ' North Staffordshire 100 North Union (A 100 i - Ditto (F 4 North Western 22i Oxford, Worcester, & Wolverh. 23 Preston and Wyre 25 Preference (5 IP cent.) 25 New Do. (5 $9 cent. and Div 8} HaTf shares (A lz Half shares (F 83/4 Sixth shares 100 Runcorn Gap 10 1 New shares 661 Preference shares 17 Scottish Central 17i Scottish Midland 1 Sheffield, Rotherm. & Doncaster U.Sheflield, Rotherham, and Goole 3.l.Shrewsbnry and Birmingham 15 eh rwsby & Chester, late N.W.M. 8 New shares 2 Shrewsbury and Hereford 10 Shrewsbury, Oswestry &Chester . 1 Do. and Chester new shares 40 South Devon 50 South Eastern and Dover 20- New shares, No. 1 12 ' New shares. No. 2 15 Consolidated Thirds 5 New shares, No. 4 49/ South Mid. June. & Salisbury 11 Southport and Buxton 527 South Staffordshire 10 South Wales 14- Warwick & Cheltenham Junctn 6 Whitehaven and Furness .... 18 Whitehaven Junction 20 Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth 25 York and Newcastle 10 New shares 4 Preference shares 50 York and North Midland 25 Half shares .. 25 , New Half shares 10 E. &W. Riding Extension 2 , Preference shares -1, IRISH LINES. 30 Belfast and Ballymena. 22i Cork and Bandon 15 Dublin and Belfast Junction.- 70 Dublin and Drogheda 20 i Third shares 10 Dundalk and Enniskillen SO Great Southern and Western 17,1 Londonderry and Coleraine 17 Londonderry and Enniskillen 20 lAl.idland and Great Western 7i: Half shares 10. Newry and Warrenpoint 40 Ulster FOREIGN & COLONIAL LINES. Boulogne and Amiens Dutch Rhenish Great Western Canada Jamaica Nortliern of France(constituted) Orleans, Tours, and Bourdeaux. Paris and Lyons (constituted) Paris and Orleans. Paris and Rouen Paris and Strasburg (constitutd) Rouen and Havre Sambre and Manse Strasburg and Basle Tours and Nantes (constituted). West Flanders BANKS, &c. 'lank of Liverpool !lorough Bank 7omtnercial Bank Liverpool Banking Company 'l'chester & L'pool Dist. Bank orth and South Wales Bank 'loyal Bank "pion Bank L'nool Fire and Life Insurance New shares liarine Assurance Company... • Royal AsSurance Company .. • • Bootle Waterworks Harrington Waterworks Coal Gas Company New Gas and Coke Company . • Quarter shares Birkhenhead Docks & W'houses Exchange Buildings Pacific Steam Navigation Co Rock Ferry Steam Tng Company South-Fast Steam Company LIVERPOOL SHARE LIST. . Saturday's Prices. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 19. We have had a small supply of stock at our market to-day, which were.sold at very high prices. Beef, 60.. to 7d. ; Mutton, Bd. to 9d. per lb. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, APILIL 14. We had a moderate show of stock to-day, and the quality an average one. The full rates of last week were supported, and all cleared up. LEEDS CORN MARKET, APRIL 13. Our supplies continue very limited. Fine Wheat obtains 2s. per qr. advance, secondary qualities full Is. per qr. dearer. Barley scarce, and 2s. to 3s. per quarter dearer. Oats and Beans Is. per qr. more money. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 15. Beef and Mutton have advanced to-day to that degree that they do not pay for export. The stock, therefore, at market was for home use. Beef, 555. to 655. per cwt.; Mutton, id. to ; Veal, Bd. to 83. d., off sink ; Lambs, 225, to 255. each. HULL CORN MARKET, APRIL 13. At this day's market, with a thin attendance of farmers, and a small supply, a considerable advance was asked, and 2s. per qr. obtained. The little foreign on sale is held for a like ad vance. There is but little foreign Barley on sale, and at Is. to 2s. per qr. more money. Oats unaltered. More inquiry for Beans and Peas. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, APRIL 16, We have a continuance of small supplies. The quantity of Wheat offering is quite inadequate to the wants of the trade, and an advance of 3s. per quarter is readily obtained. Barley is taken at 2s. per qr. more money. Oats in good request at an improvement of Id. per st., and Shelling at 2s. per load. Beans are held more firmly, and are is. per qr. higher. DUBLIN CORN MARKET, APRIL 16. At our market to-day, the supply of Wheat was small, of Oats moderate •, for Wheat, the prices of Tuesday were fully supported ; Oats were the turn dearer. There was very little demand for Barley. Indian Corn, 58s. to 60s. White Wheat, 455. to 495“ Miller's red do., 435. to 475. ; Barley, 255. to 295. Oats, 18s. 6d. to 245. ; Oatmeal, 245. to 255. ; Second Flour, 255. to 265. LIVERPOOL HAY AN. APRIL, s. d. s. d. O 7 O 0 10} Potatoes, 1,9 , 901 b. O 0-0 0 Kemps 9 0— 9 10 O 7 -- 0 8f Pink Eyes S 8— 9 4 O 0— 0 0 Cups O 4f— 0 5f Black O 4 0 5 Manilewurzel O 3 0 31 Turnips, ton .52 0— 0 0 O 0— 0 0 ['Manure 6 0 8 0 ) POTATOE MARKET, 9, 1847. s. d. s. d. Hay. old, 20Ib .. New Clover Grass Straw, Wheat Oat Barley .. Carrots.. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 17. We have had a good demand for Wheat and Flour during the week at steadily advancing prices : and whilst on the one hand every day brings additional evidence of the exhausted state of stocks in the agricultural counties (to which alone we can look for home supply) the demand for France, Belgium, &c., at prices higher than can be afforded to send to this district, is not only trenching upon our already diminished home stock, but divert ing a portion, probably a large one, of the foreign supply which would otherwise find its way to our shores. These considerations, and the cold ungenial weather which still prevails, begin to excite attention, and at both London, Liverpool, and Wakefield yesterday, a simultaneous advance of fully 3s. per quarter on Wheat took place, with very extensive demand for both that article and Flour, everything else partici pating in the improvement. Our market to-day is fully attended : the quantity of Wheat and Flour on offer either English or foreign is small, and both are held firmly, at an advance of 6d. per bushel on Wheat, 2s. to 3s. per barrel on foreign, and 3s. to 4s. per sack on English Flour. Beans Is. per quarter higher. In other articles no quo table advance, but the tendency is upwards. The trade alto gether bears a firm and confident aspect. LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, APRIL 16, Sugar.—The market is' very dull, at a decline of fully is. per cwt., and the sales are only 200 hhds. B. P. and 2000 bags Ben gal, at this reduction. Foreign.—Two cargoes of Porto Rico, consisting of 390 hhds. 400 barrels, have been sold to the trade, ranging from 435. to 545. for low brown to fine yellow, and 40 cases 170 bags and barrels brown and yellow Pernambuco, at the quotations. Molasses.—The market continues extremely depressed, and the sales made have been at lower prices, viz., 100 casks Fo reign, and 150 casks St. Lucia at 21s. 6d. per cwt. Coffee.—The sales of the week comprise 1100 bags Laguayra, 40 begs and barrels Rio, 100 bags Mysore, and 50 bags ordinary Ceylon, at former rates. No sales of Cocoa, Ginger, Pepper, or Pimento. Rice.-500 tees. Carolina brought 235. to 255., and 3000 bags Bengal 17s. 3d. to 19s. per cwt. for middling to good white. Rum.—The business is unimportant, andquotations are quite nominal. A misprint in the circular last week quoted Demerara 10 to 14 per cent. 0. P., at 3s. Id., it should have been 3s. 4d. per gallon. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, APhIL 16. In consequence of later accounts from the United States in the earlier part of the week, with reduced estimates of the crop, there was an improved demand from the trade, as well as spe culators and exporters, at an advance of id. to 4d. per lb. upon American descriptions. The Boston steamer arrived yesterday, and the information she brought of the great and sudden falling oft in the receipts at the ports, as compared with last year, pro duced a very animated demand, and the market closed with firmness, at an advance upon last week's quotations of id. to id. upon American, and *d. to 4d. per lb. for all other kinds. Speculators have taken 25,500 American, 100 Egyptian, and 3700 Surat, and exporters 1650 American, 230 Pernam, 50 Ma ranham, and 170 Surat. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, For the week ending 16th April, 1847. .. Prices paid Imports SALES OF THE WEEK. in the week. ThisWk This Yr. 350 Sea Island 20 Stained 17100 Bowed Georgia ...... 64 71 . 9050 {Alloatialme a and Tenney 5 64 } 25190 151149 27500 New Orleans 5l 81 660 !Pernambuco & Paraibal 74 6 1. Aracati and Ceara 6 - 74 ......—__ 8--744 1 } 74 —74 1.. ' .. 7 .. .. 1 :8: 5 5 10:2 1210 Bahia and Maceio 1680 r Maranham 1 Sawginned .... Minas — .... Para — _ 1 .... • 285 50 Demerara, Surinam, &c Bl 94 .... .... 1270 Egyptian 6l 104.... 3659 220 Barbadoes 607 P eruv i an — ...`Bahama — _ 1 .. Laguayra 40 Common West India .... Carthagena --_ _ _ = I .... Smyrna .... Manilla . —— i 7010 Surat 34 54 1 •)IC9 0 06'4 .... Madras - .... Bengal — 66160 bales. - 40224 , 352884 COTTON MARKET, APRIL 19. The tone of our market is much more subdued, owing chiefly COTTON MARE The tone of our market is muc to the heavy money-pressure. P to Id. per lb. The trade are the immediate consumption. Sales • :ET, APRIL II more subdi rices have g Dilly buyers, 1000 bales. Led, owing chiefly iven way fully id. and that for their LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 13. The arrivals of British produce into this poit during the past week A r e still limited in amount, but are amply made up by importations from the continent of Europe and America ; espe cially of Wheat, Indian Corn, Indian Meal, and Flour, all of which are unusually abundant. There was a large attendance of buyers from the interior at this morning's market. The transactions in Wheat were to a considerable extent, at an advance of 4d. to 6d. per 701 b. on the prices of this dad week. American Flour was in more active demand, at an advance of 'ls. per barrel on the week. Barley and Malt in more request, but no alteration in price. Beans and Pease have further given way Is. to 2s. per quarter. Indian Corn in active request for Ireland. at an advance on this day week of Is. per quarter, with considerable confidence on the part of holders. lish red, R W: e : Du e ,r a niiEts t gt n nglish, ,a cie wr red Ditto, white Barley, English.... —. . Scotch 0., Irish, v 60tb' Malt, English, pale Irish Oats, per 45th. English & Scotch, new Welsh Irish, fine qualities general do. Beans, English, qp , qr Scotch & Irish,l4 , 4BoTV Pease, English, white Do. & Irish .. maple Flour, per 2801 t, English & Irish, 2nds Eltto. superfine Oatmeal, v , lb. of 240th. Irish, 1846 Canadian Bran, i 24t6 110 10 @ll 2 'old ....I 11 0 —ll 4 lo 3 —lO 6 d 0..... 10 6 —lO 9 do. .... Irsh6olb 50 0 —54 0 old .... 6 6 6 9 d 0..... 70 0 —B4 0 old do. . 5 1 5 3 old . 5 1 —5 21 do. . 5 2—5 3 } do. . 5 1 —5 2i do. .. 51 0 —54 0 do. .. 1 46 0 —4B 0 d 0... 157 0 —62 0 blue. grey. --- fine.. 55 0 —57 0 extra 48 0 —5O 0 ald . s. d. s. d. 11 0 ®ll 4 11 3 —ll 7 1Q 6 —lO 8 155 0 -56 0 5 6 - 6 8 :53 0 -55 0 152 0 -54 0 1 46 0 -49 0 58 0 -59 0 '44 0 -48 0 44 0-48 0 1 9 - 1 10 CORN EXCIIANG_E, APRIL 16. The wind, during the last few days, having prevailed from the north-east, few grain vessels, compared with the heavy im portations of last week, have entered this port since Monday, excepting, therefore , a fair supply of Indian Corn and Flour from the United States, the arrivals fresh in for to-day are ex tremely light. The scanty . deliveries from the growers in the agricultural counties, the increasing wants of the consuming towns, and the general advance in prices throughout the country of late, are beginning to induce the millers and dealers from distant parts of the interior, to turn their attention more freely to this market for supplies, which, with a continued demand for Ire laud, decidedly gives more confidence to importers, and thus, between Tuesday . last and to-day, all the leading articles of the trade have been in good request at improving rates. The reappearance of many English, and several Irish millers at our Corn Exchange to-day, imparted further animation to the trade, and in good useful qualities of Wheat the transac tions were considerable, at an advance of 3(1. to 4d per 701b' upon the improved rates of Tuesday.—American Flour conti nued to meet a tolerable extensive demand, in many instances to country millers, and both sweet and sour having been taken freely, each description commanded Is. to Is. Cu. per barrel over the terms previously noted; English and Irish Flour, being also more saleable, at a similar amendment. Barley, upon a fair demand for grindino• was the turn dearer, and Malt fully maintained late prices.—Beans, attracting rather more attention, realized a slight improvement in value; and Pease remained steady at our last quotations.—Oats, moving off with rather more facility to consumers, advanced cl. per 451 b. Oatmeal continuing nominally unvaried. Indian Corn, still meeting an active demand for Ireland, was dearer again to-day, good white obtaining 535., and yellow 555. per 4801 b. TIDE TABLE. DAY S. 111oniv. j EVENO.I HGHT. I HOLT HA s, ETC. -- April Ih. in. I h. m. ft. in. Tuesday.... 20 221 245 16 4 Wednesday.2l 3 8 334 14 3 Thursday .. 22 4 3 433 12 6 S S P. u Frit i du ic a l r a yd r 2 223 5 4 7 5 45 7 8 11 6 9 547 11 6 815 11 9 3d S un d a y aft. Easter. Aioniay ~.26 841 9 7 12 10 63 .. 64 47,1 _?. • P 2 4 - - 3 i) 52.. 53 i d.. par 4 d.. par 25 .. 26 li.. lil p 2 ..2# io par.. p par.. p 19 21 p Si. • 9 1 ) 24 2 p 3' 1 ..4 p 4- 1 p p 7i.. 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" ti" denotes scrip shares called in for Regibtration. Stock. Stock. 100 100. Sales Yesterday THE CHARITIES. BIRKENHEAD HOWEOPATHIC DISPENSARY. WEEKLY REPORT.—New Patients, 17; Old Patients, 43 ; Total, 60.—Physician, Dr. Norton. J. B. Cooke, Hon. Sec. LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, APRIL 17. DISCHARGED : In-patients cured, 33 ; Relieved and at own request, 7; Made Out-patients, 2; Irregular, 0; Dead, 4. ADMITTED : In-patients, 37; Out-patients, 3; Casuals dur i ng the week, 11 ; Remaining in the House, 196. Consulting Surgeon, J. Dawson, Esq. ; House Surgeon, Mr. M`Cheane ; Apothecary, Mr. George Padley ; House Visi tors, Thomas Macgill and W. M'Crackan, Esqrs. ; Chap lain, Rev. W. Blundell. Richard Gibson, Treasurer. oo NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT, APRIL 17. ADMITTED: Accidents, 25 ; Medical and Surgical Cases upon recommendation, 21; Total, 5) .—Di sc ARGED : Cured, 20; Relieved and at own request, 13; Attended as Out Patients, 19; Irregular; 0; Died, 2; Remaining in the Hospital, 95. Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician and Surgeon for the ensuing week, Dr. Scott and Mr. Stubbs; House Visitors, Rev. Thomas Hornby and C. Inman, Esqrs. ; House-Surgeons, Mr. T. B. Gil dersleeves and Mr. W. Haines; Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq.; Chaplain, Rev. Wm. Hughes. - oo WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND WORK- HOUSE HOSPITALS, APRIL 17, 1847. ADMITTED: Fever and Small Pox 92 ; Medical and Surgical Wards, 60; Lying-in Wards, 4 ; Lock, 2; Total, 158.—Dts- CHARGED: Cured, 42; Relieved, 7; Died, 37; Total, 86. — REMAINING IN THE HOSVITALS: Fever and Small Pox, 291 ; Medical and Surgical Wards, 266; Lying-in Wards, 11 ; Lock, 35 ; Total, 603. Consulting Physicians, Dr. Macrorie and Dr. Gouthwaite; Consulting 'Surgeon, Mr. M'Culloch ; Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Timmon and Mr. Davies ; House-Surgeon, Mr. T. F. Grimsdale ; Assist.-Surgeon, Mr. E. T. Watkins and Mr- Bargnes ; Apothecary, Mr. Thomas Lingley. 9Girtbs,;ffiarriagrY , aO. ylrati)s. BIRTHS. On the Bth instant, the wife of Mr. RICHARD DICKIN SON, of Cleveland-square, of a dausthter. On the 12th instant, Mrs. H. BOYDELL, of Highfield, Rock .Ferry, of a daughter. On the 15th instant, in Great George-street, Mrs. JAMES WADDELL, of a daughter. MARRIED. On the 10th instant. at Bisphain Church, JOHN, eldest son of the late Mr. THOMAS GREGSON, of this town, to ANNE, only daughter of the late C. E. ASH WORTH, Esq., of- Edge hill. On the 11th instant, at St. Philip's Church, by theßcv. C. H. Burton, M.A., Mr. LEWIS JONES, to Miss ELIZABETH OATES. Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. PETER BURROWS, to Miss MARGARET WHITTLE. Same day, at St. Mark's Church, by the Rev. W. Pollock, Mr. JAMES SPENCE, to Miss MARGARET HOLDING. Same day and place, Mr. WILLIAM COLLINGS, to Miss ELIZABETH HOUGH. Sefton Church, NATHANIEL, eldest son of JAMES YATES, Esq., of Aintree, to MARTHA, eldest daugh ter of JAMES PYE, Esq., of the same place. Same day and place, JOHN, son of Mr. H. MOLYNEUX, miller, Aintree, to MARGARET, eldest daughter of Mr. N. BARNES, farmer, Melling. On the 12th instant, at St. Luke's Church, by the Rev. B.A. Marshall, and afterwards at St. Peter's, Seel-street, by theßev. T. Walker, Mr. ROWLAND DAVIS, of Manchester, to ELLEN SOPHIA, youngest daughter of the late Mr. JOHN ED MOMDS, of her Majesty's Customs, of this port. Same day, St. Philip's Church. Mr. WILLIAM EDWARD TAYLOR, watchmaker, to Miss ELIZA STEWART. Same day and place, Mr. JAMES WILLIAMS, mariner, to Miss MARGARET M'AULIFFE. Same day, at St. John the Baptist's Church, GEORGE, eldest son of Mr. W. ALMOND, of Wavertree, to ELIZABETH, only daughter of Mr. JOHN GIBBONS. Same day, at St. Peter's Church, by the Rev. A. J. Tomlin, Mr. CHARLES LEVY, ship carpenter, to ELIZABETH, eldest daughter of Mr. JOSEPH JONES, licensed victualler, near the Old Swan, West Derby. Same day and place, WILLIAM, eldest son of MATTHEW JOHNSON, of Wellock, to JANE, eldest daughter of WM. STEEL, Esq., of Manchester, widow of the late Capt. GRAY. Same day, at St. Mary's Catholic Church, by the Rev. E. Unsworth, Mr. WILLIAM STANDISH, to CECILY„ second daughter of Mr. JOSEPH UNSWORTH. On the 13th instant, at St. Philip's Church. Mr. WILLIAM BRAITHWAITE, to ELLEN, youngest daughter of the late JAMES CROWTHER, Esq., of Manchester. Same day, A. DONOVAN, Esq., of Farmfield-Place, Sussex. to ELLEN, youngest daughter of the late JOHN POUKETT THOMPSON, Esq., of Roehamton, Surrey, and sister of the late Lord Sydenham, Governor-General of Canada. • Same day, at Knightsbridge, the Rev. H. J. MABLABY, M.A., youngest son and chaplain to the Lord Bishop of DUR HAM, and rector of Eaglesclille, to ELIZABETH MARY, eldest daughter of General Sir THOS. BRADFORD, G.C.B. Same day, at St. Peter's, Seel street, by the Rev. Dr. Apple ton, THOMAS MOYNAGH, chain and anchor manufacturer, to ELIZABETH, eldest daughter of PETER WARDLE, Esq., of Warbrick Moor, near this town. Same day, at St. Mar's Church, Birkenhead, by the Rev. A. Knox, A 8., THOMAS NICHOLAS, Esq., resident engineer of the Birkenhead Docks, to Miss ELIZABETH HAYES, of Birkenhead: Same day, at Preston, the Rev. I. DURRANT, to JANE KENT, only daughter of the late JOHN KENT BACK HOUSE, EBq., of this town. Same day, at the British Embassy, Paris, the Right Hon. Lord KEANE, to LOUISA, second daughter of S. Y. BENYON, Esq., of Denston-hall, near. Newmarket. On the 14th instant, at St. Mary's Church, Birkenhead, by the Rev. A. Knox, M.A., JOHN L. SCOTT, of St. Catherine's, Dumfries, to MARY, eldest daughter of Mr. CHAS. GILL HAM, of Birkenhead.. . _ SaMe day, at St. Silas's Church, by the Rev. J. Cordenux, JEFFERY BEAVAN, linen-draper, St. Anne-street, to CATHA RINE HANNAH, youngest daughter of Mr. KING, late of the Sefton Anna, Aintree Race-course. Same day, at nebington Church, Capt. HENRY LOWRY, of London, to HARRIET AMELIA, youngest. daughter of LEWIS HUGHES, Esq., of Tranmer, , -view, Higher Tranmere, Cheshire. Same day, at St. George's Church, 'Eyerton, by the Rev. T. Halton, M.A., JOHN SUTTON, Esq., to TRYPHOSA, young est daughter of the late WILLIAM WAINWRIGHT, Esq., of Ila:ewood. On the 15th instant, at Walton-on-the-Hill, by the Rev. T. S. Leigh, Mr. THOMAS FOTHERGILL to ANNE JANE, youngest daughter of the late Mr. JOHN WORRALL, mer chant. Same day, by special license, at Glassnevin Church, near Dublin, by the Rev. M. Mnr- b oliough, SAMUEL HENRY COVELL Esq., of this town, to SARAH MARIA, youngest daughter of Capt. RALPH SMYTH, late of the 7th Dragoon Guards, and of Glassnevin-house, and grandaughter of the late Ald. Thomas Caunt, of Hill-park, Nottin7ham. Same day, at Chathain ChUrch, by the Rev. Mr. Nash, Lieut JOHN WARBURTON, of the fOtli Royal Rifles, to MARTHA, • eldest daughter of Lieut. MITCHELL, of the same co r p s . Same day, by special license, at St. Anthony's, by the Rev. Thos. Newsham, Mr. CHARLES LUPTON, of the Salutation Hotel, Great Homer-street, to Miss MARY WHITESIDE, of Soho-street. Yesterday, the 19th instant, at St. Fhillip's Church, Mr. HENRY EDWARDS, boat-builder, to Miss RUTH LOWE, both of this town. Same day, at St. David's Church, by the Rev. W. Hughes, Mr. EDWARD JONES to Miss JANE EVANS, both of this town. Same day, at St. James's Church, by the Rev. H. Hampton, Mr. RICHARD HYAM to Miss ELEANOR NICKLE, both of Toxteth-park. Same (lay, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Toxteth - park , k'r the Rev. J. Hassan, M.A., JOHN, only son of JOHN ILLIAMS, Esq., to ELIZABETH, eldest daughter of JOHN MAJOR, Esq., of Devonport. DIED. Lately, at Ohio, aged 118 years, 9 months, and 18 days, JOHN SHEPHERD. Deceased was an old soldier, and was in several of the revolutionary battles. On the Ist instant, at Blockburn, in his 70th year, Mr. ED MUND MOLYNEUX, wheelwright and timber dealer. Same day, at Hinckley Union Workhouse, Leicestershire, aged 81, MARY GOLDING, a native of Tullamore, Ireland. Deceased was married at the age of fourteen to a lad of fifteen, who was, nevertheless, entered as able seaman on board a 74- gun ship, commanded by Admiral Deities, whither she ac companied him as maid to the admiral's lady, and was present at the battle of Teneriffe 9 where Nelson lost his arm. She was actively employed on board the Lilac frigate at the battle of Copenhagen, and subsequently on board the Victory, at Tra falgar, where Nelson received his mortal wound. She was the mother of eleven children. _ _ _ On the 7th instant, at his residence, in Devonshire, at an ad vanced age, Captain COTESWORTH, R.N. After a pro bationary service as midshipman, the deceased officer, in 1814, was appointed to a lieutenancy, and in 1829 was advanced to the rank of commander.. He was a midshipman in the San Joseph at the seige of Cadiz, and, in 1810, while holding similar rank, he served in the Andromache, on the occasion of the capture of the United States frigate the president. His next services were on the occasion of the capture of Algiers. In 1824, when lieutenant of the Thetis, he commanded the boats of that vessel in an action with the Asbantees. On the 10th instant, aged 77, Mrs. ELIZABETH ALMOND, of Prescot-street. _ _ Same day, aged 41, CHARLES HOLTZAPFFEL, Esq., of Charing-cross and Longacre, London, author of " Turning and Mechanical Manipulation," member of Council of the Institu tion of Civil Enthzeers, and chairman of the Committee of Me chanics at the S'ociety of Arts, London, and member of many other British and foreign institutes, &c. On the 12th instant, at her residence, in Newington, Mount pleasant, aged 72, Mrs. ANNE HAYWOOD, relict of the late Mr. Thomas Haywood. Same day, Mr. LEWIS THOMAS, for upwards of twenty-two years warehouseman to Messrs. G. Crosfield and Co., Temple place. Same day, OLIVIA CAROLINE, third (laughter of the late JAMES CALDER, Esq., of Charleston, South Carolina. Same day, in his Hat year, the Rev. THOMAS FISHER, for forty-seven years the priest of St. Mary's Roman Catholic Cha pel, Edmund-street. Same.day, after a lingering. illness, JESSIE, daughter of Mr. JOHN PATERSON, of the Glasgow Arms, Clarence Dock. Same day, aged 4 years and 5 months, ANN NAISBITT, daughter of Mr. JOHN ABRAHAM. of Bridport-street. • On the 13th instant, aged 9 months, HENRY, only son of WILLIAM GRIFFITH LEETE, Esq., of Knotty Ash. • Sane day, in Hill-street, London, in the 91st year of her age, the Dowager Lady BROWNLOW. The deceased was only daughter of the late Sir Henry Banks, and married on the 31st August, 1775, the late Lord Brownlow. Same day, at his residence, in Bridgewater-street, aged 49, Captain ROBERT MANN. Same day, aged 32, MARY, wife of Mr. THOMAS H I PKINS. On the 14th instant, ALFRED, youngest son of Mr. J. ED WARDS, draper and tailor, Duke-street. Same day, at his house, in Upper Warwick-street, aged 54, Mr. CHRISTOPHER ROGERS. -On the lath instant, aged I 3 years, CHARLES JAMES, only son of EDWARD CROPPER, Esq., of Dingle-bank, Toxteth park. Same day, at her residence, in Cross-street, Cheshire, aged 76, BETTY HULME, relict of the late Jonathan Hulme, Esq., surgeon. Same day, at Bonds, near Garstang, aged 62, MARY, widow of the late Mr. JOHN BROWN, for many years bookseller, Sze. at Wigan. On the 16th instant, aged 6 months, THOMAS WILSON, son of THOMAS CARSON, Esq., of Everton. Same day, aged 66 years, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. WM. FOSTER, accountant. Rose-place. - - - On the'l7th instant, at Wavertree, aged 35, SARAH, wife of GEORGE BROWN, Esq. Same day, aged S 9 years, Mrs. ANNE HOWARD. On the 18th instant, aged 65, Mr. GEORGE WRIGHT, brewer and wine and spirit merchant, of Union-street, this town. _ Same day, aged 35, after a long and severe affliction, ANN, the beloved wife of G. P. DITCHFIELD, Upper Parliament street. - Sane day, Miss ELIZABETH APPLETON. sister of the late Mr. \%ILLIAM APPLETON, cork manufacturer, of this town. _ _ On the 19th instant, at 7. Illyrtie-street, this town, aged 4 years, MARY HOLT, da ug ht er o f JAMES BELL TATE, Eq., of Scarborough. IR 1 1 ip 46s ad 24- [6s 3dp - LONDON GAZETTE. TUESDAY, APRn; 13. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Glover and Co., Liverpool and Manchester, dyers—X. M`Leod, Starkie, and Jones, Liverpool, ship brokers—Lilley and Rothsvell, Tottington, Lower-end, Lancashire, cotton spirt ners ; as far as regards T. DECLARATIONS - OF DIVIDENDS, H. W. Hobhonse, T. Phil!oft, and C. Lowder, Bath, bankert H. Leonard, Cheltenham, ironmonger. T. Lewis, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, laceman. J. D. Browning, Bristol, upholsterer. J. Adamson, Stockport, grocer. BANKRUPTS. Peter Furlong, Halifax, Nova Scotia, and Liverpool, mer chant, April 27, at 12 o'clock, May 14, at 11, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy. Solicitors, Messrs. Cornthwaitt,• and Co., Old Jewrychambers ; Mr. Pemberton, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Morgan, Liverpdol. Edward Rogers, late of Liverpool, licensed victualler, April 27, May 25, at 12 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy. Solicitors, Messrs. Johnson and Co., Temple; Mr. Dewhurst, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liver pool. _ Wm. Knight, Reading, wine merchant. Charles Stewart, Little St. James's-street, St. James's, Lon don, builder. Thomas Denman, Quadrant, Regent-stfeet, and Bucking ham-street, Fitzroy-square, stonemason. Edward Tibbev, Frith-street, Soho, diamond merchant. Edward Pettet and Wm. Newton, Lancaster-place, Strand, navy agents. Mary Elizabeth Bell, Finch-lane, Cornhill, newsvender. Hugh Hill Facey, Exeter, builder. John Dearman Dunnicliff, Nottingham, lace manufacturer. Robert Dickson, Poulton-on-the-Fylde, Lancashire, maltster, DIVIDENDS. May 7, H. Bullen, Liverpool, brewer—May 5, W. Halliweli, Manchester, cotton manufacturer—April la, A. Birchall, Man chester, share broker—May 7, A. Lees, Gorton and Manches ter, cotton spinner—May 7, J. Aspainll, Manchester, cotton spinner. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. May 6, C. J. Sever, Leeds, baker—May 6, M. Sloane, Bathy horse dealer—May 4, J. Aspinall, Manchester, cotton manu facturer. CERTIFICATES To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown - to the contrary on or before April 20. _ J. Titley, High-street, Southwark, woollen draper—W. R. Vaughan, Bristol, builder—T. Bailey. Wolverhampton, printer. SCOTCH SEQUESiRATIONS. M. Buchanan, Glasgow, miller. Joseph Lilburn, Glasgow, Wright. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Nine and Langley, Liverpool, linen drapers—P. Nevins and R. J. Lawton, Manchester, surveyors. - -DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. H. W. Mil:house, J. Phillott, and C. Lowder, Bath, bankers. J. Coles, Strand, tobacconist. T. Thomp,Fon, Brighton, grocer. G. Bradbury, Bishopgate 7 street, and Moor-lane, London, ironmonger. J: K. Bullen, Peterborough ' tailor. W. L. Collins, Wood-street, Westminster, brewer. a Whitehead, Fleet-street, printer, and L'oyle street Bur- Linglon-gardens, money scrivener. , J. Challen, Odiham, Hampshire, brewer. John Botcherby, Darlington, coal owner. J. Roberts and H. Hughes, Deansgate, Lancashire, linen dra pers. G. H. Openshaw, Over Darwen, Lancashire, power-loon cloth manufacturer. T. Rogers, Bradford, Yorkshire, dentist. J. Broadbent, New Barn, Deiph, Yorkshire, woollen manu factnrer. J. Brett, Spilsby, Lincolnshire, grocer. D. W., W. E., and A. J. Acraman, W. Morgan, T. Holroyd, and J. N. Franklyn, Bristol,-ship-buiIde rs. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. J. Davis, Wedmore, Somersetshire, tailor. BAN KRU PTS. Alexander White Battersby, Liverpool, joiner, April 27, May 14, 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankrupt...7'l-, solicitors, Messrs. Chester and Co., Staple-inn, London, and Mr. Tyrer, Liverpool : official assignee, Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool. Robert A. Stace, Sandgate, Kent, upholsterer. Henry Knight, teading, brewer. NicholasTemperley, King William-street, City, coal merchant. Francis William Gerish, East-road, City-road, ironfounder. Charles Elstone, Guildford, linendraper. Meyer Abraham Seckell and Hillery John Banerman, Duke street, Aldgate, watch manufacturer. David Herd, Fen., Barking, carpenter. Henry Butcher, Lamb's Conduit -street, poulterer. George Berryman, Staines, licensed s ictualler. Robert Sword, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, draper. John David Symes, Axminster, corn dealer. John Ellis, Bristol, ale marchant. Sarah, James, and Thomas Herbert, Brynmaur, Brecon shire, grocers. Henry Hodgkins, Birmingham, shoemaker. John - Featherstone, Goole. butcher. DIVIDENDS. May 7, J. Beddington, Manchester, corn dealer—May To, W. Maw, Birkenhead, builder—May 7, B. H orn b y, Hoylake, Cheshire, innkeeper—May 11, C. M. Wilkinson, Ulverston, Lancashire, wine merchant—May 11, P. Calliet, Manchester., leather dealer—May 11, J. Smith, Liverpool, licensed vic tualler—May 13, I'. and W. B. Lupton, Leeds, flax spinners. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. May 7. W. Bookless, Liverpool, ironfounder—May 12, W. Sinner, Burstein, Stallbrdshire, licensed victualler. CERTIFICATES To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before May 7. E. J. Tweed, Cambridge, victualler—T. Clarke, Cheltenham, licensed victualler. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. M. Maclainn, Lochb ay, Argyllshire. J. M`Cormish, Criell, moister. T. Farquhar, Glasgow, shawl manufacturer. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. April. . - Hour. 20, John Ingham (2nd) 20, Peter Burns, jun. (2nd) 20, Jones and Johnson (proof and div.) 21, Richard Greenhow (special) Royal Hotel, 1 23, Richard Benson (cud) 23, Edward Rigmaiden (proof and div.) 23, James Mackay (proof and div.) 23, Thomas Slattery (2nd) Ditto, 12 ~ PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST. 0 'FILE, APRIL 19. Mails desp'd'Last Packet Next Packet Destination. from London sailed. due. S'HAMPTON STATION Lisbon Madeira Spain Gibraltar every month Malta &lonian Islands 3rd and 20th Tagus Greece and Egypt.... of every April 3 ---- India, Cey on.&China month. 1 (1) Brit. Col. in W. Ind. ' , (except Honduras, & I 1 2nd 17th 'Medway .. Next Mai/ Bermuda,) For. Col. in W. Indies, except r of every April 2 due April 22 Havana, Venezuela, I month. and Madeira J (2) Mexico& Havana . } 2nd of every Medway .. Next Mail" (3) Bermuda St. Juan month only. April 2 due April 7 .de Nicaragua, and} 17th of every Trent Next Mail New Grenada FALMOUTH STATION. Madeira, Brazil, and l Evng. of 4th HMB Exprs HMPenguin Buenos Ayres I every month April 8 May 27 LIVERPOOL STATION. Brit. N. America, Ber- 1 3rd instant. Cambria .. Cambria ...• mnda, and U. States I April 4 May 16. LIVERPOOL AND THE IRISH POOR. • (From the London Times) Our readers are aware that the first port of the empire, viz., that which the cotton manufacture has raised up in three generations on ,the banks of the Mersey, is at this moment suffering a calamity.the continuance of which for much less than three generations would reduce that rich emporium back again to its original mud. Hordes of Irish miserables, some of them on their way to America, but the great majority destitute, famished, naked, and dying daily invade that city. The irruption of the north ern nations into Italy, the successive invasions of Saxons and Panes into our island, were tolerable events com pared with the daily arrival of armies whose sole but ter rible weapons are the famine and pestilence they suffer and convey. The season is not yet sufficiently advanced to reveal a tithe of the horrors that may possibly arise from this infliction. The sudden apparition of twenty French war steamers, followed by as many ships of the line, may be a less evil, less fatal, less destructive, less confounding, than the daily importation of thousands who cannot be driven from the shore, or resisted at their land ing; who introduce themselves into the heart of the city; who pay for food with famine, and for lodging with pesti lence, and who throw their own infected and pestiferous carcases into the thick of the unhappy besieged. - We have frequently called the public attention to a fact which threatens not only the existence of Liverpool, but the health and prosperity of the empire. Hitherto, how ever, we have spoken to very little purpose. The state of things becomes worse every day. From returns exhibited to Sir George Grey on Wednesday by Lord Sandon and the Rev. Augustus Campbell, Rector of Liverpool, it ap pears that above 50,000 Irish came into the port in the month of March, and 24,709 in the first 14'days of April. No less than 6,740 arrived last Saturday and Sunday, some of them in a state of actual fever, and multitudes so predisposed to fever from exhaustion that they fell sick shortly after their arrival. Smallpox, diarhom, dysentery, and fever prevail, and there are about 40 deaths a-day. The present cold weather checks the progress of fever; but it is fearful to think of the probable increase, when winter at once gives way, especially if there should be that sudden and excessive sultriness which generally makes up for the tardy arrival of spring. The town of Liverpool already, under the most favourable circumstances, is the most unhealthy in England, and therefore, it must be presumed, the least prepared for this trial. The select vestry meanwhile is doing what it can, hitherto, on its own responsibility, and solely from the local resources. It is making preparations for the worst by building new fever wards at the cost, including furni ture, of above £2,600, in additi on t o th e b u ildi ng w hi c h i t had hired at a rent of £9OO a-year, and is now fitting up with all possible expedition. The weekly expense for casual Irish poor for the first 13 days of this month has amounted to £1,505, making the average per week £814,. with the certainty of a rapid and considerable increase. The expense immediately attending the reception and re lief of the strangers, serious and unfair as it is, may prove light indeed, in comparison with the ultimate ruin and destruction not only of money, but of life. Liverpool, the proudest boast of this country, and the very type of its commercial and manufacturing greatness, may shortly ex hibit on a gigantic scale the miseries and abominations of Skibbereen. Already there are significant features in common. One of the medical officers has been seized with typhus and is lying dangerously ill. The cases of sickness are so numerous, and the people so unmanage able, that it is difficult to find medical officers to under called take the work. Misery here, as on what may its native g g s i n ° g f t -h h o Ye u s s i es iff t ere an i T that they c7aTil,yhta:e;Tshicikunotnedt otfhetifleeelloiidi head re de i p ie o li s i i n ti g n g o le em rs , o t n h e t r b e e I s e t a c , p_ e s t b h e e f m ore t o the e d t. a o k o e r n o of t , h i e f Bible; if not, to tile. ___ -.,„ (-