The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-06-29 00:00:00

June 29, 1547. §9bipptitg in telitgentr. TUESDAY, JOSE 22.—Wind W.S.W. Moderate. ARRlV.ED.—Victoria, Clement, from Porto Rico—Torch, Brown, frOth Dragomestre—Commerce, Crocket, from San tander—Mecklenbnrg, Ahrens, and Emanuel, Fradland; from Danzie—Ann Watson. Sterling, from C,eylon—Mary. from Val paraiso—Mischief, Lewis, from Rio de Janeiro—Alexander, Sutherland, from Jamaica—Maine, Wade, f rom New Orleans --Chieftain, from Mobile—Matilda, Smith. from Baltimore — Commodore, from Constantinople—Lindisfairne, Stevens, and British Monarch, France, from Alexandria, F..—Messenger; Dorothy, Haves ; and Pomona, Munn. from Odessa—Gleaner, from Ancona—Konig Ernest August, Gottschalk, from Konigs berg—Princess de Mayo. from Havannah—John Patchett, Johns; from La Guayra—ravonrite, from Trieste—Kitty. from Sicily—Mersey, Daly. from Halifax—Mountaineer—America. SAILED:—John Wiltrelmina, Broderson. Stettin—Ringdove, Scott, for Port-an-Prince —Champlain, Miller, for Philadelphia --Bertha, Harris, Oran—Alliance, Davies, Genoa—Felipa, Ybergarry. for Havannah—Frederick Wilhelm 111., Albrecht. for Danzic—Switzerland, Nichols, for Boston—Halvard Geb-hard, Dreyer, Bergen—Dolphin, Garnett, Africa—La beriento, Goya, and Isis, Fernandes, Santander—Toivo, Matt son, and Aphrodite, Rickmann, Hamburg—lsabella, Silley, for Rio de Janeire—Scandavian, Moller, Copenhagen—Clernence, Ninteman, Antwerp—Auckland, Williams, St. Petersburg— Free Trader, Thompson, Quebec—Hinda. Kennedy, Jamaica— Sandersons, Douglas, Calcutta—Sisters, M‘Knighl, ArcMngel —Helena Jacoba. Zelling, Rotterdam—Gevina, Lange, Tte.ns bnm—King of Tyre. Stephens, Leghorn—Bramsberg. Kolar, Pillan—Atin Mills, Young, Venice—lrlam, Morphew, Barba does—Enterprise, Wright, for Port Philip. Nautilus, (steamer,) Brown, from Lisbon at this port ; sailed - the 15th instant, in company with the Senator, serest-steamer, 'for.this port. The Ringdove, for Port-au-Prince, and Auckland. for St. Vetefsburr., have nut back. having been on shore on Burbo. cscean Queen, M'Bride, hence at Cove, to take emigrants to North America. Ganges, Mitchell, hence at the Cape of Good Hope, and !sailed for Port Philip 19th April. Mary Hannah, Nathan, hence at Barbadoes. 'Minerva, Morrison, and David Legg, Logan, hence at Deme r era. :Denison, King, hence at Antigua. Limena, Mines, hence at Mavaynez. Amanda, sailed from Porto Rico for this port on the 18th of Iday. Mary Hannah. hence at Porto Ricb. Lord Sandon, We!sh, hence at Jamaica, and sailed for New 'Orleans on the 21st May. for, Bareno, hence at La Guayra. Cadiz Packet, Ellis, and Nymph;Ledaers, hence at Galatz. . . , Emily, hence at Naples. Joseph, Hore ; William Thompson, ; Sarah and Ann. Cullen ' • Carlos, Holm ; Lochinvar, Miller; Salus, Wil kinson ; and Brenniog Maria, Rasmussen, hence at St. Peters burg. Elizabeth, Holmes ; Zuey Gebroeders, Itzens ; and Eliza, Si burn, hence at Bremen. TuZon, taine, hence at Ostend. Tarn o'Shanter, from Rio Janeiro at the Cape of Good Hope, and was to sail for St. Helena and Bahia 23d April. Berbice, from London at Berbice. ANTIGUA, May 27.—The Thomas Worthington, Ross, from Barbadoes for Cork, put into this port on the 221. leaky, dis charged part of her cargo, discovered the leak, and proceeded on the 27th forher destination. LA GUAYUA, May . 21. —The Siren, Turpin, hence for Liver pool, parted her chain this morning, went on shore, filled, and will be a complete wreck. CitoNSTWDT, June 12.—The Salus. Wilkinson, from Liver- I for Norm, has arrived here after being on shore, near Cronslott. The Lochinvar, Miller, from Liverpool, has arrived here leaky,-and must be hove down, having been on shore near Castrop. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 23.—Wind W., modtrate. SAlLED.—Patrick Henry, Delano, New York—Ritigdove, Scott, Part--au-Prince. Cartcretta, Pridcancc ; Elizabeth, Wilson ; Favonrite, Cowan ; Ocean Queen, Tiffin; Ryan, hence at Newfoundland. Brutus, Mackie, hence at Stocleholm. William, Brown, hence at Wyberg. Genius, Nibbc, and Franzioka, Hamann, hence at Pillau. THURSDAY, JUNE 24.—Wind W., moderate. AMA-ED.—Juliet, from Porto Rico —Henry Clay, Nye, New Tork—Washington Irving, St. John's, N.B.—Culzean Castle; Nena, Gihston ; arid - Margaret Gibson, Lockwood, Alexandria— Sca, Messina. SAILED.—John Fielden, Strong, St. John's, N.B.—Mwr,ni ileent, Verrill, Richibacto—Agamemnon, McKandy, Quebec — John Baring, Howland, New York—. Mersey, Boyd, Cronstadt —Brilliant, Cowan, Constantinople—Valiant, Cuthbertson, for Montreal—Giles, M'Lean, Stettin. Beethoven, Tgtor;from Mauritius at Calcutta •Paragon, Coleman, for this port, at ditto. Ennerdale, Boodle; Rajah, Bassa ; Patriot Queen, Roddick,. hence at ditto. Etmhrates, Gifford, and John Moore, Witzcombe, hence at Bombay. Allerton, Phillips, sailed from ditto 6th March; Aajasthan, •6th ; and Josenhßuiliby, Sparks, 11th May, all for this port. Itatl of Lonidale:Peile, sailed from Saugor 28th April ; gris, Mawson, 28th ; - Ursula, Cobb, 29th ; and Victoria, Potter, - 29tliApril, all for this port. -John Dalton, from London, off the Hoogby, with loss of fore topmast. &c., having struck on the Western Brace. •Liverpool, Moore, from the Clyde at Anjer. Bloade, Fildes, hence at Sincapore. Hudson, Micklebnry, sailed from ditto for this port on • the wth' April. Grindley, Perkins, hence at Hong Kong/2nd April. John Christian, Churchward, hence at ditto 22nd April. Benjamin Heape, Butler, hence at Hong 'Kong on the 6th, • and sailed 17th April. • Calder, Braithwaite, sailed from Hong 'Kong Bth April; In glewood, Smith, 9th; Mala, and Tascar,2sth April, all for this port. Bleng, Stewart, from London at Adelaide, /oth March, in 110 - -days. Cuishna, hence at Mauritius 'MT, from Cochin at ditto itajih, Boyd; from Calcutta at ditto. :Sophia, from ditto at Bristol. •Storm King, hence at Vera Cruz. Harkaway, Cornish, hence at Virginia. ilarkgiaik t gimictt, and Ronoake, ttence at Baltimore , Creighton,sii hence at Phila delphia. _ _ Juno. Mora. • - Pratt, Shaer- Birkenhead. Sim ms ; ` Jane, :Nl'Dowa'll;*e - vvNVOtU 'Skiddy, and Jane Gano, Davies. hence at .Necv York. Ashland, Williams, hence at ditto, after being on shore. Sea King, Hutton ; Logan, Treat, and Tarolinta, hence at ditto. George Wilkinson, Browne, hence at Quebec. .Radius. Johnson, hence at New Orleans. • Hampden, Blacksham, sailed from Alexandria for this port t2nd May. Vibilia, Du Troia ; Fernandes, Contente ; Especulador, Rorke, hence at Ltat m. Rosario, hence at Havre. Harmonic., Mulder; hence at Riga. Superior, Sherries, and Bosphorus, Tregarthen, hence at Scilly, and both for the Mediterranean. CALCUTTA, May 2.—Dorothea, Harrison hence for Liver - .pool, is totally wrecked in the Auckland Cannel. DUNFANAOHY; June I9.—A large ship, dismasted and aban doned, with Si—, of Yarmouth, (supposed to be Sirion,) on her-stern. has been toned into Rutland harbour. NEWWORK, June 7.—Marion, M`Kertie, from Baltimore for Cork, has put back to Hampton Roads leaky, being too deeply laden. Eutaw, Ford, sailed from Baltimore for Cork 13th Feb. and has not since been heard of. Spartan, Orchard, from Sun derland-for Philadelphia, sunk 2nd June, in G fathoms water, near Cape Healopen ; crew saved. FRIDAY, JUNE 25.—Wind N.W. AR RIVED. — Marmion, Edwards, (sailed Bth .hme,) and St. George, Ferris, from New York—Lydia, Soule, Baltimore— St. John. Dick, New Orleans—Unicorn, St. John, N.B.—Scot tish Maid, Stekoe, Quebec—Britannia, Hamilton Montreal— Oregon, Evan s , B altimore —Baroni Pascottini, Pugliesi, from Tr ieste — Apelpissia, Clocks, Venice. SAILEn.—Irt, for' Bahia—Wave, Bonfield, Lisbon—Twende Brodie,Erichsen, Stettin—Eclipse, Kerckhove, Ostend—Pearl, Cotirn, Naples—Rover, Parent, Rotterdam—Elizabeth, Tho mas, Dordt—peel's One, Brown, Richibucto—Tyrone, Butler, Philadelphia—Sea, Godfrey, Demerara—John Peat, Cork, Con. stantinople. H. 'Wheelan, from Havana at this port; sailed 21st May. Left•the Mida s Low ; Esther, Graham ; and Potentate, M‘Kiirdy, discharging ; Helen, M‘Gregor ; Queen of the Usk, Jenkins j; Haidee, Stewart, and Georgetown, Dove, loading; and Freeland, M`Kenzie, ready for sea. Several casks of palm oil were passed on the 20th instant, about 53 miles S.W. of Scilly, by the Goshawk, arrived here from Alexandria, one of which she picked up, and is identified as belongine to. the cargo of the Oberon. Metoka, Mq.aren, and 'Windsor Castle, Reed, hence at New York. Thomas, Best, hence at Boston. Hudson, Page, hence at New Orleans. London, Ross,•bence at Philadelphia. Pan Ope, Kallo, hence at Beirout, and sailed for Alexandrefta June 3. Choice, Sturrock, sailed from Smyrna for this port Bth June. Tally-ho, Foreman, hence at Constantinople. Thomas Edwards, Pennell, and Rosalie, Nichols, hence at Malta. Catharine, Norrie, hence at ditto, and sailed for Alexandria Bth June. Pheasant, Robson, hence at ditto, and sailed for Constanti nople 14th June. Lightning, Le Seur, sailed from ditto for this port June 6. COVE, June 28 —The Sarah Sands, (screw steamer,) Thomp son, from Liverpool for New York, has put in here, with ma chinery damaged. GREENOCK, June 22.—The St. Cuthbert, Morrison, from Li verpool for Shields, was assisted into the Bay of Crinan on the - 18th instant, in a sinking state, after being on shore: crew . saved. Cargo a total loss. Cotomisso, May 10.—A ship, or barque, was seen on shore on . the N.W. end of Suadiva, by the Dublin, arrived here front ..Algoa Bay. SATURDAY, 26th JUNE.—Wind N.W., light. • AERIVED.—Jane, Hammond, Vaughan, from St. John, N.B. —Harvey Galbraith, Watkins, from Laguira—Coromandel, Broadfoot, from Mobile—Juniata, Childs, and Bengal, Cook, from New Orleans —Ann, M`Kay : Cornelia, French, and Ox ford, Goodmansir, New York—Pomona, Watson, from Prince ,Edward Island—Active, from Marseilles. SAlLED.—Chieftain, Robertson, for Hong Kong--Bellairs, Rees;"Calcutta—Marion, Woof, Antigua—Kossendale, Gould- Ylg, Monte Video—Princess Royal, Coffey, Montreal—Princess, ltiewton, St. John, N.B. Orb, :ampson, Mur d och, hence at Qu John, Heselton eb ec Ann Dingwall, Brown; and Quebec Packet, Ditchburn ; Thomas Tattersall, Maguire ; Alxander Rutledge, and Bootle, Nelson, hence at Newfound land. - Aqua Marine, Conolly, hence at Montreal. Lancashire Lass, Blake, hence at Gibraltar. " ' eve, Matthews, from Malta, for this port, at Gibraltar. Colombo, Fordelia, sailed from Palermo 21st May, and Fa laud; Ruggiero, 2d June, both for this port. ' Posthumous Payne, from Havana at Cove. Cove A tarchianessof Nou nanby,i -, from St. John, N. 8., off G iiIRALT4ka, 14th June.—Skylark, from Liverpool for Paler mo, was stranded to the eastward of Tangier Ist June; greater Part of t h e - cargo saved in a damaged state; the vessel is ex pected to be got off. SUNDAY, 27dh JUNE.--Wind N.N.W., moderate. An atvzo.—Paullna Santos, Santos, from Malaga—General Wiltshire, Lennox, and Warren Hastings, Mason, New Orleans po7:- P etrel, Dodd, fro m Old Calabar—The Belle, Gilchrist, from o Rico—lanthe, Richards, from Philadelphia—Primrose, Durkee, from Alexandria, Sangster, from De ...._ _r ara—S arah Fleming, Howell, from Odessa—Lamont, Cox, Vol n — Margaret, Williams, from Malta—Sotera, Oldanig, -„0111 Tarr agona —Brenda, Warden, from Alexandria—Giasson, p..trn.glirtonce, and Delent, Wanderean, from Smyrna—Marianne, 'l.ll route from Naples. 'l44o.— Circassian, Dixon, for Quebec. Ihiestle, Rukin, and Windermere, Lewis, hen ce labar. Guthrie, Gambia, Bait ey ; ', afire na , Onandi ; Maria Grace, Gut ce at Old Ca luld NaMleon, Collier, ,hence at Cadiz. Olive , sleep t ' ve i' bur and Branch uglkLean, heic r e ; e -0 , i Halsall ; Annabel's, Drivor ; ......_, su m. ______, iv I st St. eters at Frederickshawn. ei son, and -, MOW? Baltantine h for Ch . at Anjer 21st April. ••• •• , ekte Ins: Stephenson, g. hence • rely the it is the ned the is true ; in that ish pau- shat ac- a Irish. the f ew o favour in the resort. ►s of the fit. In be pro m aggra te people give the e is now ind alley ittee and rtions in tout the disor cal skill. se places 11 persist descrip found as try small 3 mass of ipleasant, reportsa Wedne 9- the fever •crom was . Helsby, lied, of a Lack fever ,ourbood. Castleton Df the low :ely been Lkeyshaw, of Liver e fact that evidence, in those )y visitors cation. Tt which 'not , bitants of si that 11,0 Speed, Pringle, hence for 'Manilla, at Anjer 21st April. I)ovre, Gunderson, hence at Dram. Clio, Rundle, hence at Oporto. Cato, Yule, hence at Riga. Marie Sophie, Ahrens, hence at Wismar. MOCADORE, 21st May.--The cargo of the large vessel re ported to have come on shore at Wadnoon, is a light-coloured African oak. The vessel appears to he North American built. It is reported that a third vessel is now on shore near the same place, with cargo on board, and that the crew are in the hands of the Arabs. MONDAY, 28th JUNE.—Wind N.W. ARRlVED.—Jamaica, Gibson, from Jamaica—Trident, King, from Virginia—Aidirondack, Shipley, from New York—Homa, Moiratt,.Alexandria—General Palafox, froth Stralsund—Alba nia, Crowell, from New Orleans—V4,•ilia, Barr; Empress of Halifax, and Concordia, from Boston—Brothers, Mauston, from Konigsberg—Castor, Rosse, Malta—S c ipi o , Bribes, from Virginia. Hibernia (steamer,) 11,vri, , , from Boston at this port ; sailed Pith instant, and from Halifax 13th instant. The Cambria, (steamer,) arrived at Halifax 15th June, and dolled same day for Boston. Diqdem, Bennett. from Rio Grande a t C ove . The Percival, id`Duffle ' sailed from this port for Boston 24th Feb and has not since been heard of. Rfibert, Stewart, and Alabama, Oxnard, hence at Havana. Lord Sandon, Welch, and Orleans, Barrett, hence at New Orleans. • Almeda, from Key West for this port, off Indian Key sth in stant, with the cargo of the Planter, condemned at Key West. Mapco, Wilson, hence at Charleston. • Manchester. Prentice, hence at Baltimore. Carthage, Fox ; Oriziha, Vinnis ; Margaret, rI Mullin ; Ba varia, Howe; Hindostan, Lamb; Ceylon, Cantard ; Glasgow, Cook ; Carthage, Warren ; and James Reddin, APNiel, hence at New York. Corn pfon,iionghton, for this port, put back to New York 11th June. Manteo, Weston; Acadia, Harlow, and Moselle, Sowerby, hence a Boston. Amazon, Hayes, and Shakspeare, Henderkon, hence at St. John, N.B. North Star, Spencer, hence at Philadelphia. Francis Lawson,. Martin; Royalist, Beveridge; Ben Nevis, Tunier ; Achilles, Tavlor; Clarendon; M`Farlane ; Blonde, Crawford ; China, Atteridge ; Mary, Ellis •, Queen Pomare. Davies ; John Bolton, Simpson, and Argo, Mitchell, hence ;at Quebec. Brooklyn Mitchell ; Eight Sons, Creighton; Susanna, Y 01111.7, and Caroline, Wyman, hence at Halifax. The Matthew Pearce was lost at Laguna 27th April. ' HAttFAx,'l3th June.—The Lcoshtank, from Liverpool to Quebec, with - 359 emigrants, put into Miramichi 4th instant; 129 died on the passage, and 100 were unable to support them selves on arrival. William Wilberforce, Dennis, and Fellowship, Armstrong, hence afP. E. Island. at Vetwic;;... , ;Tancl: 7-. Susan, hence and Havana at Vera Cruz. VESSELS SPOKEN Talisman, from Port Philip, for London, 7th June, in lat. 49, long. 39-Dryone, 4th June, in Ist. 38, long. 41-Belvidere, from Charleston for Venice-Henry Tanner, from Jamaica for Lon don, fith June, in Tat 41, lon 39-Cation, of South . Shields, in lat 39, lon 59-Croton, of New York, 29th May, in 41, lon 48-King William, from Sierra Leone, for London, 7th Juno, in lat 40, lon 27-Judah Torero, bound west, 12th June, in lat 44, lon 23- Cassibelanns, from Ebro River, for Dordrecht. same day-Jam setjee Jjibhoy, from Bombay, for Plymouth, 14th. Feb. in lat 1 N,' lon 82 E-Indus, from Plymouth, for Plettenburg Bay, Ist April, in lat 36 S, lon 19 E-Emily, from London, for Calcutta, 29th April, in let 2 N, lon 21 W-Mary, from Bombay; for Lon don, 30th April, in lat 3 N, lon 22 W-Golconda, from Liver pool, for Pernambuco, 2nd May, in lat 5 N, lon 23 W-Stapley, from Greenock, 7th June, in let 46, lon 27-Boston, of Salem, bound west, sth June, in lat 39, lon 29-Niagara, bound west, sth June, in lat 44, lon 24-Vibilia, from Liverpool, 13th June, `in lat 45, lon 22-Princess Alice. bound west, same day-Gilbert Munro, from Madras, for London, 15th June, in lat 48, lon 15- . Thomas Hughes, from Port Philip, for London, 17th April, in lat 39, lon 30-Mary Worrall, from Liverpool, for Valparaiso, in let 58 S, lon 68 W-Gilmore, 3rd May, in S, lon 25 MT - Eliza Killick, from Liverpool, for Hong Kong, 4th May, in !at 10 S, lon 26 W-Robert Ingham, from Mauritius, for London, 7th June, in lat 27, lon 39-Shakspeare, from Li v erpo o l, f or St. John, NAL, 26th May, in lat 42, lon 66-Alice, 20th June. in hit 50, lon 7-Mary Campbell, from New Orleans, 21st June, off Tuskar-John Bull, 21st June, off Wicklow-Prince of Welling ton, supposed to be Prince of Waterloo, from Liverpool, for Quebec, 4th June, in *tat 44, lon 39-Lehigh, 15th June, in lat 40-Richmond, of Liverpool, from Havre, 7th June, in let 49, lon 23-Victoria, from Liverpool, for Calcutta,' 9th June, in lat 42, lon 14-James, from Liverpool, for Newfoundland, 11th June, in lat 50, lon 22-Commodore, of Liverpool, 2nd June, in lat 49, lon 22-Thomas Fielden, from Liverpool, for Bombay, in tat 38, lon 10-Wave, from 'Liverpool, for Newfoundland, 13th June, in lat 48, lon 20-Eleanor; from Liverpool, 11th June, in lat 42, lon 14-Perseverance, from Liverpool, 13th June, in lat 46, long 17-Jenny Jones, from Liverpool, for Constantinople, 9th June, off Lisbon-Lusitania ' from Liverpool , for Galatz, .30th May, off Cape St. Vincent-Alert, from Liverpool, for Odessa, 7th June, in lat 41, lon 10-Robert Preston, from Li verpool, for Cadiz, 13th June, in let 44, lon 10-Eleanor, from Liverpool, for Lima, 15th June, in lat -38, lon 13-Queen of England, from Liverpool, for Calcutta, south of Scilly-Perse verence, from Liverpool, for St. John, N.B. off Scilly-Jessie, from Liverpool, Bth June, in l a t 48, lon 20-Duncan, from Li verpool, for Ilong Kong, 28th May, in lat 3 S, lon 19W-Athol, from Liverpool, for Calcutta, 23rd May, in lat 3G, lon 12-F. A. Garrigues, from London, for the Coast Of Africa, 24th May, in lat 37, lon 11-James, f rom L on d on , for Bermuda, Bth June, in lat 42, lon 16-11etith,from London, for Mauritius, 11th June, in lat 42, lon 12-Canada, from Liverpool, for Valparaiso, 19th June, forty miles S.W. of Tuskar--Margaret, from Liverpool, 20th June, in lat 47, lon 7-Mary Sparks, sth May, in lat 6 N, lon 24 NV-Robert Preston,. from Liverpool, for Cadiz, 15th 'June, in lat 38; lon 11-Three Brothers, from Liverpool, for Leghorn, 16th June, off Cape Finisterre-Fanny, of Liverpool, out nineteen days, 20th June, in lat 48, lon 8-Stad a c ona , f rom Liverpool, for New York, 21st May, in lat 41, lon 60-Fovorite, -from. Liverpool,- for Barbadoes, 30th May, in lat 37, lon 13- James Fagan, from New Orleans, for Liverpool, 21st May, off Torguas-Pallas; from Plymouth, for Quebec, 15th June, in lat 47, lon 33-Arab, from Malta, for Cork, 25th June, in lat 51, lon 12-Zenobia, of Liverpool, outward bound, 16th June, in lat 45, lon 9-Bally, from Liverpool, 12th June, in lat 41, lon 12-Even, from Liverpool, f or Q ue b ec, ith June, in lat 48, long 35-Jenny Jones, from Liverpool for Con stantinople, in lat 38, long 5 E-Shakspeare, from Liver pool for St. John, N. 8., 26th May, in lat 42, long 65-Jessie, from Liverpool, Bth June, in lat 48, long 20 - Isabella Newton, of Liverpool, 4th Ju ,ne in lat 38, long 15-Argo, 7 , 1„, -atiafrYnetfC2firWMy tlitni9ff s PE- n -4 1 ersSerance, froni Liverpool, Bth June, in lat 42, long 10-CoUrier, from Liverpool for Santa Martha; in lat 50, long 7-London, of Liverpool, 7th June, off Cape Ray-Sherbrooke, from Liverpool for Quebec, 23rd June, off Tory Island-Zenobia, 16th June, in lat 45, lon .9-43ritannia, from London, Bth June, in lat 46, long 52-Wm. Hind), from Dublin for Newf oun dl an d , 16th June, in let 49, long 3 1-Caledonia, (steamer,) from Liverpool for Halifax, 21st June, at 5 30 p.m., in lat 51, long 12-Susan, from St. John, N. 8., 18th• June, in lat 45 N, long 33 W-Wave, from Liverpool -for Newfoundland,l9th June, in lat 47 N, long 28 W-Llan gothland,fram Sicily for Glasgow, 24th June, off Tuskar. PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST -OFFICE, JUNE 28. Mails desp'd Last Packet Next d Packet Destination. from Lon don sailed. ue. ---- .---- S 4 HAMPTON STA TION 1 Lisbon Madeira Spain Gibraltar every month Malta &lonian Islands 3rd and 20th Indus F Greece and Egypt.... of every June 20 India, Ceylon,& China month. 1 (1) Brit. Col. i n W. Ind. ' ; (except Honduras & 2nd and 17th Severn .... Next Mail Bermuda,) For. Col. , of every June 17 due July 7 in W. Indies, except ' month. Havana, Venezuela, and Madeira J (2) Mexico& Havana . } 2nd of every Gt. Western Next Mail (3) Bermuda St. Juan month only. June 2 d ue J u l y 7 de Nicaragua, and 17th of every Severn .. .. Next Mail New Grenaila FALMOUTH STATION. • Madeira, Brazil, andl Evng. of 4th HAI Seagull ,HMB.Cmne Buenos Ayres I every month June 6 , July 24 LIVERPOOL STATION. Brit. N. America Ber- lBth instant. Caledonia.. Cambria . muda, and U. States. June 18 Judy 14 TIDE TABLE. DAYS. MORN. I EVENO.I 1 - 11311 T. HOLYDAYS, June. h. in. h. in. ft. in. Tuesday.... 29 11 39 1159 17 3 Wednesday.3o - -0 19 18 0 Thurs. July 1 039 1.1 18 0 Friday .... 2 123 145 18 1 Saturday 3 2 8 2 31 17 4 Sunday . ... 4 256 3 22 16 M 4 sth Sund ay aft. T • Monday ... 5 249 320 15 4ria STATE OF Pwreoedkuc hase MANCHESTER.—Upon the whoLelt diet ou tactrmr ~ke,etetkb.is not exhibited so much b uo y anc y have been compelled by the state of the cotton market to de mand higher rates, and they have shown a very decided firm ness in resisting concessions for the sake of obtaining business. Consequently,. no great amount of business has been done. In some descriptions of cloth, but chiefly for light printing goods, a slight advance has been paid. These goods are rather scarce, stocks being low and rather ill-sorted. Low Nos. of yarns are in moderate request, and in some cases have_commanded higher rates. Counts suitable for the India market are very little inquired after. There is, however, a fair demand for those Nos. in request in the Levant. There is a very strong indisposition generally on the part of buyers to pay higher prices, and this of course prevents that amount of business from being done which would otherwise be the case. The pre sent upward tendency of the cotton market, coupled with the impossibility of getting any advance in prices corresponding with the rates which are now paid for the raw materials, piaces spinners and manufacturers in the worst possible position, and have the assurance of a more plentiful supply of cotton. The i news from China will have a tendency to create a feeling of in security, and will consequently produce a depressing effect up on our business relations with that country in the mean time. LEEns.—A fair amount of business has been done at the warehouses this week, and the public markets have been a shade better. The woollen trade, however, is generally dull, the ma nufacturers being much less employed than is usual at this pe riod of the year. Prices continue without any marked altera tion. BRADFORD. — WooL.--There is no amendment apparent in the demand in this market, which may be accounted for by the opening of the weekly markets of York, Doncaster, 8:c. The position of both stapler and spinner is unusually embarrassing as far too high prices are sought to enable a sup,ily to come freely to the seat of consumption. The sales of Colonial wool now progressing in London have been better attended during the present week. This, coupled with the more easy state of the money market,, has given a tone of confidence, and better prices have been realised. YARNS.—There is a shade more do ing this week, but still at prices very unsatisfactory, and in no way calculated to bring any of the unemployed machinery into operation. PIECES.—The demand for goods suited for autumn is now tolerably active, and the home houses are doing a fair business. The Germans are doing a little more than they were ; but, on the whole, we are decidedly short of an average of what was doing last year, but this is fully met by the dimi nished supply caused by failures, and others only working short time, and the stocks on hand not heavy, which will keep prices firm. HALlFAX.—Although there .was no increase of business in the Piece-hall to-day, yet there-was a better attendance of mer chants and evidently an improved state of feeling. The Y_ arn market also presents a rather more,cheerful aspect ; though we cannot say that either the demand or prices have decidedly im proved. The stock of Wool at market is very light, and a mo derate business doing, to supply immediate wants; but prices have not been so low for many years. There is a prospect of a strong contest between the grower and the spinner, the issue of which altogether depends upon the result of the harvest. . HUDDERSFIELD.—We had a quiet market this week, and little business done, which is usual a t this season of the year, although greater confidence has been manifest than we have re cently had to report. Prices are without any alteration. this wbettero ol week, fter b ea u ldi t lel t g h i s o ns u lt g ai In h li fteh slack,setebduns dn e d s t h s me l ir o 9e n rhe e a l is v n a eue l i i nr m yr i e t ar e by d o , liu t t h tt i e eg r d e o oli w a s ROCIIDALE.—We h ave had very few buyers in the market a p*o have undergone littl e c h ange Since last week, opes: T.III LIVERPOOL STANDARD. LIVERPOOL SHARE LIST. SHARES. Saturday's Sales I Prices. Yesterday 5i ® 5 d 1 2 6 / 3 ..2 3 / 9 d 26 28 2/.. p 2;..2 d 4...43 p 2/• • ..2# d 3}..3 d 4 ..3 d 1 d 1 .. 2d, 5}..4/ (I d 12.}..12/ p 40 ..401 . 20 24..2 d 5i..5 d 38 .. 39 10 .. ..11p 312.. 32i 6.. p 20k.. 2i; CL• • 7i 6. 7 Zirtl,s, ffU LTt. ani ritatlyz% RAILWAYS. Aberdeen • Ambergate & Eastern Junction. Arbroath and Forfar. Bedford, London, &Birrninghm Ilirk'head, bancash. & Cheshire Birmingham and Dudley Boston, Stamford, and Birming Blackburn, Clitheroe, & N.W Blackburn, Darwen, & Bolton Bristol and Exeter New shares Buckinghamshire Caledonian Half shares Clydesdale Junction . Chester and Birkenhead Half shares New £2O shares. - Chester and Holyhead Dundee, Perth, & Aberd. June. New shares, No.l Dundee and Perth. New shares New quarter shares Eastern Counties Perpetual, No. I Perpetual, No. 2 York Extension East Lancashire New shares New scrip East Lincolnshire Edinburgh and Glasgow Quarter shares Half shares Edinburgh and Northern £l5 shares—Newport late Edinbro', Leith & Grantor. Preference shares New shares New quarter shares Edinburgh and Perth Exeter, Yeovil,.& Dorchester Fleetwood, Preston, & Witiding Furness. £2O extensions Glasgow and Ayr Guaranteed stock £4O shares Half-shares No. 1 Half-shares No. 2 Glasgow and Dumfries Glasvzow, Paisley, and 'Greenock Half shares Preference shares.... Great Nostn ui .nngranst 440 shares 430 shares 415 shares Great North of Scotland Great Western • Half shares Quarter shares Fifth shares £l7 shares Huddersfield Canal & Railway Huddersfield Canal & Railway Extension shares Hull and Selby Half shares Quarter shares Ipswich and Bury St. Edmunds Isle of Axholnie and Goole. ... Kendal and Windermere Lancaster and Carlisle Third shares Lancaster and Preston Three-quarter shares Quarter shares Leeds and Bradford Leeds and Dewsbury Half shares Leeds and Thirsk New shares Liverpool, Crosby, & Southport New shares, late W. Lancash. L'pool, M'ches., & N'cast. Junc London and Blackwall London & Brighton & S. Coast Consolidated k shares London aild North Western Quarter shares New Quarter shares " Fifth shares Quarter shares (G. J.) £4O shares (L. & M.) , Manchester & Birmingham Quarter shares (A Quarter shares (B Quarter shares (C London and South Western ... Consolidated shares New £4O shares New £5O shares Consolidat6cl Tenth shares Ditto Scrip shares Scrip shares Longridge and Preston Lynn and•Dereham Lynn and Ely ......... Ely and Huntingdon Malton and Driffield Manchester and Leeds Half shares Do., late Hudders. & Sheffield Quarter shares Fifth shares 432 shares, late Extensions .. Sixteenth shares Half shares, late L. & B Fifth shares, late W. R. U Half shares, late W. P. & G Extension shares, Do. Late Manchr., Bolton, & Bury Manchester, Sheffd. & Lincolns Quarter shares, No. 1 Quarter shares, No. 2 Eighth shares late Gt. Grimsby and Sheffkl £2O shares Q,,prtr". eat °mushy Dock 5 late Sheffield and Lincolnshire 5 Manchester, SlieffiL, & midland 2 . Manchester and Southampton 42/ Matlock and Midland Stock. Midland 36 .R4O shares Stock. Preferential stock, 6 per cent. 6 New shares Stock. Consol. Birmingham &Derby. 100 Birmingham and Gloucester 173 Quarter shares 32 Bristol and Gloucester. 20 Newcastle and Berwick 25 North Shields shares 100 Newcastle and Carlisle 25 Quarter shares 40 New 1 00 Norfolk 10 :Extensions (5 per cent.) 5 New shares... 23 North British 123 Half shares Si Quarter shares 50 Northern and Eastern • 73 North Staffordshire 100 :North Union (A) 100 j Ditto (B) 4 North Western 223 Oxford, Worcester, & Wolverh 25 Preston and Wyre 25 ; New Do. (5 cent. and Div ) 83! Half shares {A); 11 :Half shares (B)! 8 3 / 4 ! Sixth shares 100 :Runcorn Gap New shares 60 Preference shares 21! New Preference 173 Scottish Central 17* Scottish Midland 1 ; Sheffield, Rotherm. & Doncaster 5 :Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole 33 Shrewsbury and Birmingham 16 Slirwsby & Chester, late N.W.M 8 ; New shares 2 : Shrewsbury and Hereford 12 Shrewsbury, Oswestry & Chester 1 Do. and Chester new shares 40 South Devon 50 'South Eastern and Dover 20 I New shares, No. 1 12 New shares, No. 2 15 Consolidated Thirds 5 New shares, No. 4 42/ South Mid. June. & Salisbury 10 WarwicktSouth 13 Southport and Euxton 52/ South Staffordshire Somerset, Wales Ch e : T. : c h i a w n y m J u n o c u t t n h N Whitehaven and Furness .... 20 :Whitehaven Junction 21: 3 25 York and Newcastl 10 Ne w shares .. . .. e 8 Preference shares 50 York and North Midland ******** 25 Half shares 25 New Half shares ........ 10 . E. &W. Riding Extension .. .6 Preference shares IRISH LINES. 85 'Belfast and Ballymena. 25 Cork and Bandon 15 Dublin and Belfast Junction 70 Dublin and Drogheda 23i Third shares 121 Dundalk and Enniskillen 323 Great Southern and Western 20 Londonderry and Coleraine 171 Londonderry and Enniskillen 25 Midland and Great Western 73 Half shares 10 ,Newry and Warrenpoint 40 Ulster FOREIGN & COLONIAL LINES. 20 , Boulogne and Amiens 7 Dutch Rhenish ... 33 Great Western Canada ........ 50 !Jamaica 8 'Northern of France(constituted) 6 Orleans, Tours, and Bourdeaux 8 Paris and Lyons (constituted) 20 Paris and Orleans 20 Paris and Rouen 8 ;Paris and Strasburg (constitutd) 20 Rouen and Havre 14 :Sambre and Meuse 14 !Strasburg and Basle 8 Tours and Nantes (constituted). 8 West Flanders BANKS, &c. 123 Bank of Liverpool 10 Borough Bank 10 Commercial Bank 10 Liverpool Banking Company 10 M'chester & L'pool Dist. Bank 10 North and South Wales Bank 600 Royal Bank 10 Umon Bank 23 L'pool Fire and Life Insurance New shares 10 Marine Assurance Company 2 Royal Assurance Company )ck. Bootle Waterworks ,ck. Harrington Waterworks 100 Coal Gas Company 100 New Gas and Coke Company 25 Quarter shares 35 Birkhenhead Docks & W'houses 100 Exchange Buildings 50 Pacific Steam Navigation Co. . 20 Rock Ferry 10 Steam Tug Company 10 South-East Steam Company . P • 8 /9 Pi Prices marked thus "p" are at a premium ; those marked "d" are at a discount. Bp denotes Shares called in for Registration. P " denotes Scrip Skates called in for Registration. g.. i d pitr par.. i p 1 I. p R6f..69} 17_..174 7 ..7 1) i• • ip • n 171..18 201..21 par.. # p 1 .. d 1..1} d d 2 ..3 p 1 ..2 p 118 .. 120 118 .. 120 6i.. p 1 .. 1) : p 1 . p i• • fr p 17 .. 171 p Bi. • 82 P par.. p ,• I .G. 3.5 -2711" 634..544 p 374.. 58 p 16i.. 17 p *d 31 .. 33 p 69 .. 70 5..5p 271 . 29* 4 .. 44 p 291. 30* _ . i•• tP 102 —lO4 50.. 52 221.. 23 5 ..4 d i 4 li.. 4 d 62 .. 63 3 i• • 3 i p 5..6 p 16 ..16A 1)1 131..131 47 .. 48 p' 2 ..2} p 5i.. 511 d 5 .. 4g d p ~~.: i~ a 7i.. 6' 55 .. 56 4 ..48 p 180..182 16-4..17# p 114 p 142..154 p 174.. 1721) 274.. 28 p G 94.. 704 64.. p 6i.. i) ej. p 66 .. 67 471.. 481 2 p 3}..43 it 57.. 58 44 .. 443 8/9.. 6 / 3 d 3.. • d 24 .. 25 p 24.1.. 25 P d 19f.. 214 p 7 ..74 p 2:1.. 22 p d• • * P 711. • 7i P 21 p _fr.• J 1 p 8..9 - p par.. i p is .. 20 p 89 .. 90 21..3 p 221. 23* 72.. 7 d 22..21 d 14..1 4 2 d 5 1 / 3 .. 48/9 d 14.. d 6 / 3 .. 1 / 3 d 127 129 7 p 127.. 129 4 ..4t p 93 .. 100 126 .. 128 31 ..34 91..10:} P 8 4. • 9 p 30.. 31 1 09..111 27 .. 28 9 .. 10 p 126..128 id 32 32;} 15i..151 Ii•••1=5- p 60 .... 62 2 -1. • 3 iP 212..214 145.. 147 d 84..8 d 37k.. 38 57 58 4i.. 4i p 6 i• • ft p 27 .. 28 121.. 13 141..151 p . 1 p 72- 84 p p i• • * d d ' p P 36/3 33/9 di 3i..3 d 1/3 d.. 1/3 p 9 d 37 .. 37 .. 1 p (1.. par 8 / 9 ..6/3 d , par.. 3 p I*.. idi d If d p d 9i.. 9 - d 38A.. 39 G.. 74 P 44..41 p 86 4. • 871 42#.. 43 423.. 43 12!.. 134 pi 10 .. 10i p ti ..iof d 191..19 d 14*..isi d 17 .. 16 d 51..5 d 11 ..101 d 4i..4 d d 9#..9 d 18 .. 174 d Q.. s# d 4..1 d p 16..174 3 ..2 d L. • p 37 .. 38 3 4. • 3 i P par.. 4 D 2/ a 49i 3 7 • • 38 3 4 3 d 25g.. 261 6:1 d 9 •• 8 d 3}..34 d 4 ..3 d BIRTHS. On the 17th instant, at Cowes, the wife of W. CARTER HOFFMEISTER, M.D., surgeon to the Queen, of a daughter. On the 18th instant, Mrs. GEORGE ANDERSON, of Beb bington, of a daughter. Same day, SARAH ROBERTS, of Pwlglas, near Ruthin, of a daughter. The mother left home to solicit alms in the parish of Llandegla, where, being seized with labour pains, she went into a field and delivered herself, it being about six o'clock in the evening. At four on the afternoon she was disco vered with the child in a ditch, where she had been laying all night, and was conveyed to the house of the overseer of the parish, where she remained till Tuesday, when she walked home, a distance of seven or eight miles. Two days afterwards she walked to Ruthin Workhouse and applied for admission, which was readily granted. On the loth instant, at Devon-street, the wife .of Captain WILLIAM HUGHES, R.N., of twin daughters. Same day, at Farnham, the wife of S. G. SLOMAN, Esq., of a son. Same day, at Kentish-town, the wife of J. N. WARREN, Esq., of a son. On the 20th instant, at Cavendish-square, London, the wife of T. THORNHILL, Esq., of a son. On the 21st instant, at 'Woburn-square, London, the wife of H. E. NORTON, Esq., of a son. On the 22nd instant, at Upper Berkeley-street, Portman square, London, the wifiof H. V. MALAN, Esq., A.M., M.D., of a daughter. Same day, in Belgrave-square, London, her Grace th e Duchess of MONTROSE, of a son and heir. Same day, at Gowran-hill, the wife of J. O'CONNELL, Esq., M.P., of a daughter. ;.(371aritit5. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, JUNE 22. Wheat, 34 qrs., 0 .e 3 19s. 6tl. v. qr. ::total. .E 135 3s. 01 Oats, 0 qrs., otO Os. Od. v. qr.: total, t 0 Os. Od. Barley, 0 qrs., e, .40 Os. Od. Is , qr.: total, £0 Os. Od. • SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, JUNE 23. We have again a very limited supply of Beasts, and good Beef being in reuest a ready sale was effected at the rates of this day week. 'Mutton in fair supply and. went off without change in value. LEEDS CORN MARKET, JtJNE 22. The weeper for some time past has been cold - and wet, which must necessarily retard harvest. The supply of rain is better to-day than for many weeks back. Wheat is be,d at the full prices of last week, but it only meets dull sale. Oats and Beans are in limited request, and must be nWed is per quarter cheaper. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. JUNE 25. The arrivals are only moderate. Millers supply themselves sparingly with Wheat at a reduction -of 2s to 3s per quarter. The demand for Oats and Shelling is quite in retail at late prices. Beans are slow sale at rather less reoney. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, JUNE 24. At this day's market there was a fair supply of Wheat, which sold slowly at a reduction of 2s to Is per quarter on all qualities. In Barley nothing doing worth notice. Oats ed to Is per qr. cheaper. Beans were offered 2s per quarter lower, without making any progress. • MARRIED. Lately, at Knotty Ash, by the Rev.' E. Serjeantson ' HENRY HAFFEY BEAN, Esq., of Bath, to EMILY, fourth daughter of the late Rev. JAMES SERJEANTSON, of Eirby Knowle. On the 10th ultimo, at St. Mark's Church, Mr. JAMES STRATTON, chief officer of the .Syria, to Miss JULIET, of London. On the 2nd instant, at Philadelphia, Mr. ROBERT LEECH, of Rochdale, to MARIA, third daughter of the late J. J. BERIE, Esq., of Pliladelphia. On the 3rd instant, at St. Thomas's Church, Mr. EDWARD ASHLEY, watchmaker, to Miss ANN coma, of the Old Swan, West Derby. On the 9th instant, at Edinburgh, Mr. GEORGE HAY, ' missionary of Free St. John's, to MARGARET, daughter of Mr. J. HUGHAN, Coupercroft, Morgue, Kircudbright. On the Pith instant, at St. Pancrass New Church, London, by the Rev. Mr. Dale, GEORGE A. HARRINGTON, Esq., third son of Captain Harrington, of Boston, United States, to Miss ISABELLA STEWART,,youngest daughter of James Stewart, Esq.; of Regent's-park, London. Same day, at St. Gear4el.s.C.lmreb itglanver-sauars,_Lan &atd,3n,„ by the Rev. Lloyd m:tors, HUNTLEY GEORI.L GOND( N DUFF, Esq., of Miiirtown ' Inverness-shire, to' H ELEN, youngest daUghter of th e late JAMES FRASER, Esq., Ach nagairn, in the same county. Same day, at St. Stephen's Church, Bodfari, by the Yen. T. Jones, Archdeacon of Anglesey, the Rev. J. OWEN JONES, incumbent of Llangoed, near Beaumaris, to ALICE, second daughter of the Rev. EDWARD HUGHES, rector of the first named parish. On the 18th instant, at Lezavre, Isle of Man, and previously at Gretna, THOMAS ARTHUR coRLErr, Esq., only son of Vicar-Gen. Corlett, to MARY DOROTHEA, youngest daughter of G. W. HUYTON, Esq., late of Gwersylly, and grand dwi:ghter of :the late William Donald, Esq., of Great George square, in this town. .0n the 19th instant, Count WILLIAM CONSIDINE, 67th Regiment, eldest son of Lieut.-General Count Sir FRANCIS RIVAROLA, to MARGARET, youngest daughter of GEORGE HARDINGE, Esq., of Hardeville, county of Cork, Ireland. Same day, at St. Leonard's-on-Sea, by the Rev. W. C. Bolton Powell, Mr. GEORGE TAYLOR, of Wolverhampton, eldest son of George Taylor, Esq., of Bonninghall-park, to CAROLINE, third daughter of the. late PRICE WILLIAMS, Esq., of Shrewsbury. On the 21st instant, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. EZEKIEL HASKELL, to Miss MARY HARRISON, both of this town. On the 22nd instant. at St. Mary's Chapel, Glasgow, by the Rev. George Almond, G. F. SNOWBALL, Esq., 8.A., of Li verpool, Scholar of St. John's College, Cambridge, to MARY, youngest daughter of the late R. Lowe. Esq., of Gibraltar. Same day, at Birkenhead, PERCIVAL, eldest son of DANIEL TONGE, Esq., of Woodlands. Clifton-park, Birken head, to MARY, only daughter of PETER LEICESTER, Esq., of Bache-house, near Chester. Same day, at 'Wallasey, Cheshire, HOLLAND, eldest son of GEORGE LOMAS, Esq., of Birch-ball, in this county, to NONY HARDY, second laughter of SAMUEL JOHNSTON, Esq., of Olinda, Liscard, Cheshire. - Same day, at St. Anne's Church, Stanley, Mr. JOHN NORRIS, to EMMA JANE, daughter of the late JOHN BIRD, Esq., of Kensington. On the 23rd instant, at Dublin, Mr. B. R. ISAAC, of 8, Bed ford-street North, Abercromby-square, to ABIGAIL, second daughter of Mr. J. W. COHEN, of the former city. Same day, at Edinburgh, by the Rev. W. Glover, ADAM BAIRD, Esq., - merchant, of this town; to JESSIE STEWART, daughter of JAMES SWORD, Esq., of Annfield. On the 24th instant, at Great Budworth, Mr. GEORGE DEANE, of Pernambuco, to MARGARET, daughter of THOS. PRESCOTT, Esq., Aston, Cheshire. Same day, at St. John's Church, by the Rev. Robert W. Wolseley, WILLIAM EVANS, of Tranmere, Cheshire, to ANN, daughter of Mr. DANIEL JONES, Lord Nelson-street. Same day, at St. David's Church, by the Rev. W. Hughes, Mr. THOMAS HUGHES, from the parish of Rhuddlan, Flint shire, to Miss CATHARINE JONES. SaMe day, JOHN WATSON, Esq., of Trinity-hall, Cam bridge, younger son of the late Richard Watson, Esq., of Lutterworth, Leicestershire, to ANNE, second daughter of CHARLES BLAYNEY TREVOR ROPER, Esq., of Plas Teg Park, Flintshire. This day, the 29th instant, at Midd!ewich, Mr. EDWARD BAGALEY, of Liverpool, to ANN, the youngest daughter of G. DEVENPORT, Esq., Rudheath, Cheshire. DIED. Lately, at 162, Great Howard-street, of fever, in the 18th yearof her age, ELLEN GILLAGE. On the 23rd April, on board the ship Mary Woods, of this port, aged 43 years, Mr. RICHARD BARTLETT. He was in terred on the 6th May, at Rio de Janeiro, with all possible re spect. He was loved in life and mourned for in death. On the 12th instant, in Hampton-terrace, in her 27th year, MARY, the only surviving daughter of the late Captain JOHN li t of Auchencairn, Renwick, Kirkcudbright. On the 14th instant, at Netherwood, aged 39, Mr. ANTHONY CONNING, formerly captain of the Nithsdale, Finn M‘Coul, and Royal Victoria steamers, sailing from this port. Same day, in the Northern Hospital, aged 63, Mr. JAMES LATHAM, a native of Warrington, and formerly of the firm of Turner and Latham, extensive wholesale grocers, in this town. On the 17th instant, at Crossways, near Cowbridge, Glamor ganshire, Lieut.-Colonel ENTWISLE, l a t e o f th e 2d R oya l Lan cashire Militia. Same day, suddenly, in London, aged 53 years, JAMES AS PINALL, Esq., a member of the Town-Council for this Bo rough. Same day, at Witham, Essex, in her 24th year, ALICE, only surviving daughter of the late Major RICIIARD DU CANE of the 20th Light Dragoons. , Same day, aged 38 years, Mr. JOHN LLOYD, Governor of the Altrincham Union Workhouse, Knutsford. Same day, at Belmullet, Ireland, Deputy-Assistant Commis sary-General ALFRED BISHOP, second son of Sir H. Bishop. Same day, at Broughton, ne ar M e l ton, aged 97, Mr. WIL LIAM GROVES. Deceased had been hind to the Wright family . for sixty years. Two years ago Mr. Wright had five ser vants in his establishment whose years of servitude amounted to 150. On the 18th instant, SUSANNA, widow of the Rev. H. AL LEN, rector of Kilrush, county Clare, Ireland. Same day, at Harden's-terrace Camberwell-grove, London, aged 72 years, Mrs. ANN BOLT, relict of the late Aaron Holt, Esq., merchant, of this town, and formerly of the island of Ja maim. Same day, at her residence, Upper Stanhope-street, aged 69 years, ELIZABETH, relict of the late Mr. HIGGINSON, much and deservedly regretted. On the 19th instant, in London, G. R. DANIEL, Esq., Queen's Counsel, of L ans d own-p l ace, Ch e l ten h am, and county of Westmeath, Ireland. On the 19th instant, at Bernard-street, Russell-square, Lon don, CATHERINE ALICIA L. J. MACNEIL, eldest surviving daughter of the late D. H. MACNEIL HAMILTON, Esq., of Newgrove, Down, Ireland, and Raploch, Lanarkshire. Same day, at Baker-street, Portman-square, London, aged 70 years, Captain T. SMEE, late of the Hon. East India Com pany's Service. Same day, aged 49 years, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. THOS. BRIGGS, of the Kendal Castle-inn, St. Stephen-stre e t Same day, at his residence, aged 55, Mr. JAS. GIBBONS. On the 20th instant, of fever, THOMAS BARCLAY, Esq., a magistrate of the county Clare, Ireland. Same day, aged 29 years, ELIZABETH FRENCH, wife of Mr. John French, butcher, St. John's Market. On the 21st instant, in the city of Cork, Ireland, the Right Rev. Dr. CLANCY, Roman Catholic Bishop of Oriense, and lately in British Guiana. Same day, at Woburn-square, London, J. H. YETES, Esq., Preston-on-the-Hill, Cheshire. Same day, at Chester, aged 39 years, Mr. WM. HOLKER BOULT, Governor of the New Bailey Prison, Salford. " On the 22nd instant, at his chambers, Mitre-court-buildings, Temple, DAVID LEAHY, Esq., barrister-at-law, and judge of the county courts of Lambeth and Greenwich. Same day, aged 25 years, BETSEY, the wife of GASKELL JOHNSON, Esq., Walton-breck. Same day, CATHERINE, wife of JAMES FEENEY, Esq., formerly of Sligo. She was deservedly respected by a large family and circle of friends, and her loss as a wife and a mother will be severely felt. Same 'lay, at Brampton, Cumberland, after giving birth to a Same day, aged 14 iiionhAs, lt;E MARGARET, wHE TEI t y z otiL ri t L son, ANN, w if e o f Mr. FREDERICK F. HARRINGTON, of ;the beioVici this town. ofitin . 10 11 N SNA PE, brewer, 3fansile,thstreet._ wife of Mr. Henry Whitehead. Same day, in childbirth, aged 39 years, LYDIA, wife of Mr. JAMES TYSON, bookbinder. Same day, JOHN JULIUS, second son of Mr. JONES, sur geon, Dale-street. On the 23rd instant, at Duke-street, Edge-hill, MARY, relict of WILLIAM ASPINALL, Esq. Same day, at his residence, Queen Anne-street, in the 59th year of his age, ROBERT TRONSON, Esq., of the Royal Navy. Same day, at Clough- en d , near Haslinden, aged 78 years, Mrs. MARY Manchester,B regretted. Same day, at aged 23 years, SAMUEL, fourth son of WM. ELLIS, Rathbone-street, in this town. Same day, aged 83 years, Mr. JOHN RENSHAW, tailor and draper, of this town, and formerly of Timperley, near Altringham, Cheshire. On the 24th instant, aged 29 years, BRIDGET, wife of Mr. PETER BRADY, Leeds-street. manly virtue, he was part i cularly en. Same day, at his residence, Derby-ho use , Park, Rock Ferry, of typhus fever, aged 31 years, Mr. WI LLIAM STOREY, f d r e o e m ply po la s m se e s n si t n ed g 'b e y ve a r3r large circle of s i ncere friends, to whom, deared. Same day, in this town, aged 77 years, Mrs MARGARET PEACOCK, relict of the late Samuel Peacock, Esq., M.D., of the 3d Dragoon Guards. Same day, after a long and severe illness, Mrs. ROBERTS, wife of Mr. Roberts, warehouseman to Arnold, Leete, Roscoe and Co. Same day, aged 57, SAMUEL BUCKLEY, of this town, late of Rugely,*Staffordshire, linen draper. - On the 25th instant, at Douglas, Isle of Man, ag e d 4 4, M r. and governor of Greenwi c h THOMAS CUBBON, of this town. Deceased was a Methodist local p r eacher upwards twenty years. Same day, at Richmond , Surrey, in his 80th year, Admiral the United Deceased SKT?n e7 P m dFo i°rmal p ' G.C.8., G.C.M . G ., vice was second so n o f James, Hospital.mir Hon a l T 0f SirROBERT Ate The second Earl of Courtown, and uncle of the present peer. Ile A • .• ney, Lord Howe Admiral Cornwallis, Admiral Sir Hyde entered the navy at an early age, and served under Lord Eod sr- ker, and Lord 'Nelson. He also had the co mman d of the entire naval force on the mast of Syria and at the capture of St. Jean d'Acre in 1840. Same day, in Wimpole-street, Cavendish-square, London, aged 69, JOHN RAWLINSON, Esq., magistrate of the Maryle bone Police-court. of Mrs. GRIFFITHS, 10, Stafford-street. Same day, aged 10, ESTHER. GILBERT, younge s t ( l aughter On the 26th instant, at his residence, Upper Mill-street, in his 65th year, Mr. SMITH ROWLANDdentist, father of the late Mr. C. S. Rowland, of the Parish-office. d t CRUDGINGTON, deeply rezretted. HUGH FS day, aged 35 years, Air. JOHN /I 1 for several Same Meters. Vincent Higgins and Sons, iron On the 27th instant, at his house, Rodney-street, ney-stree , EDWARD Yesterday, years bookkeeper to merchants, of this town. KATE, the wife of Mr. J. A. ROBINSON, -22, Blue-street, tgeat daughter x int 1/p IMP 11ip 15p 172 jp I G / 3 i 6/3p I 2,8 i 9 74' sA kr) DUBLIN CORN MARKET, JUNE 25. The-transactions at our Corn Exchange today were chiefly in retail, to meet the . immediate wants of buyers. We do not note any alteration in the currencies of Tuesday last, except for the secondary and low qualities of Indian Corn, which were 2s. to 3s. per quarter cheaper. White Wheat, 475. to 515.; miller's red ditto; 425. to 48s, ; Barley, 20s. to 28s. ; Oats, 20s. to 245.; Oatmeal, 235. to 255. Cd. ; second Flour, 255. to 265. ; Indian Corn, 455. to 51s. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, JUNE 25, Our market was well attended, with a large number of cattle and sheep. Beef, although nominally the prices of this day week, 565. to o's., and in some cases 6z3s. was yet more difficult to sell, and on inferior kinds 3d. per lb. downwards; but the supply of Sheep and Lambs being unusually great, prices gave way fully 4d to ld. per lb., Mutton being from Gd. to 7d., and Lambs 17s. to 245, being 2s. reduction. This is the first serious reduction of the season in the prices of Mutton in the wholesale market, and we trust the retail prices will follow. There was a fair supp!y of Pigs, considering the season, the conveyance by railway proving a great auxiiary, and the prices 5Ss. to CCs. buwa-rt s , and 23, /v 5725. PIT grin ' MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 26. There has been an improved demand for Flour during tile past week ; buyers, however, act with extreme caution. and purchasing only in retail for present consumption have been enabled to supply themselves on somewhat better terms. The arrivals at Liverpool continue large ; yesterday a fair amount of business was done both there and at Wakefield, but at rather lower prices. To-day we have a tolerable attendance, and considerable in quiry for Flour, holders are disposed to meet the demand even at some concession, and we quote Wheat 3d. to 4d. per bushel, Flour Is. Gd. per barrel, and 28. to 3s. per sack, Oats 2d. to 3d. per bushel, and Beans 2s. to 3s. per quarter lower than last week. Malt in slow request, at previous rates. PRICES OF PROVIS MARKET, Beef, 7d.,►.0 9jd. lb. Mutton, 7d. to Bd. ~ Veal, 6d. to Bd. 5, Lamb, Bd. to 94. 91 Fresh Pork, 7d. Salmon, 9(1. to 10d. „ Soles, F.d. Fresh Butter, Is. 24. to is. 20. Salt Ditto, 10d. to Is. • Eggs, Gs. 10d. qp• 120. Potatoes, 2s. to 2s. 2d. peck: New, Id. to 24. 19. Ib Turkeys, 3s. 9d. each. :ONS IN ST. JOHN'S IAT. JUNE 26. Fowls, 2s. Bd. couple. Dicks, 2s. Bd. „ Rabbits, 2s. Chickens, 3s. 6d. „ Young Ducks, ss. „ Aspangus, Is. 4d. IF. 100. Cucumbers, 4d. to 6d. Peas, Is. 3d. r peck. Strawberries, 9d. per quart. Cherries, 4d. to Bd. 19. It, Gooseberries. 2d. to 2ld. qit Currants, 24d. quart. LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JUNE 25. There has been a slight improvement in the demand for Sugar, particularly for white Bengal, but no change in price, and the sales are 500 hhds B. P. and 4500 bags Bengal, at the quotations. The demand for Foreign is confined to exporters ; the sales of the week are 140 cases, 2000 bags brown Brazil, and 240 boxes yellow Havana, at the quotations, besides which a cargo of 1200 boxes, of similar quality, has been sold, afloat, at 255. per cwt., deliverable in Holland. The arrivals of Molasses within the last fortnight have been very large, but the trade being unwilling to hold stocks, importers have not been able to effect sales, though prices below the quotations would be accepted. . _ . The demand for Coffee is not active, but prices arc well sup ported; 90 tces. Jamaica, at auction, brought fully last week's rates. In Foreign, the sales are confined to 100 bags Porto Rico and 40 barrels Rio, at the quotations. Nothi ng done in Cocoa, Ginger, Pepper, or Pimento. 500 tces. Carolina Rice sold from 20s. 3d. for very ordinary, to 245. 9d. for fine, 9000 bags Bengal, at 17s. for broken, to I9s. and I9s. Gd. for line white. The business in Rum has been very trifling, Demerara, 39 per cent. 0. P., has been sold at 4s. sd., and East India at 2s. 10d. per gallon, proof. A fair inquiry exists for common to good Congou Tea, the former at Pd. and the latter from 11d. to is. Id. ; the good and fine qualities still continue neglected. In Gree ns , all-Canton made sorts are heavy of sale, whilst the good medium kinds are a little more inquired for, at rather improved rates; the ma r k e t is quite bare of the finest descriptions, and are much wanted. The sales in East India Drysalteries have been 50 chests Shell Lac, low to good orange at 465. to 575. ; 26 chests Gum Arabic, very fine, up to 86s. ; 35 bales Bengal Safflower at 755. to 1058., and 32 bales Bombay at 15s. per cwt.; 100 pockets of Turmeric at 165.; and 1000 bales and baskets of Gambier, price not reported; the sales in Saltpetre and Nitrate of Soda continue trifling, and prices barely supported. There has been a fair demand for all kinds of Guano, and the rates bre barely maintained for the lower descriptions, whilst Peruvian remains steady at .e 8 15s. to .49 per ton. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, - Arms-25. The demand for Cotton has been very good throughout the week from the trade; exporters and speculators have also bought freely. The market continues firm, with prices gra dually hardening, being now fully id. per lb. higher for Ame rican And Surat, and id. to id. per lb. for most descriptions of long stapled, (particularly Bahia and Egyptian,) than on this day week. 3880 American, 960 Surat, and 690 Pernant hare been taken for export, and MO American, 100 Pernam, and 4000 Surat on speculation. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, Fat' the week ending June 25, 1847. Prices paid Imports SALES OF THE WEEK. `in the Reek. ThislArk This Yr. 240 Sea Island l3 ® 214 90 Stained 8890 Bowed Georgia 64 74 0 101' f Mobile 64 —74 - 1 Alabama and Tennessee 64 7 I 12913 299671 15670 New Orleans l6# 84 { Pernambuco & Paraiba' 74 84 1 ... 1'650 15115 Aracati and Ceara 500 Bahia and Maceio .... 11467 { Maranham 2080 6i ___ 7il f .. .. 16326 Sawginned .... Minas — .... Para 10 Demerara, Surinam, &c 74 -- •• • • 366 1 2350 Egyptian 7 (..' .. • • 6046 .... Barbadoes — .... 607 170 Peruvian 7 7.1 .... Bahama — 1 .... Laguayra .% .... Common West India 40 Carthagena .... Smyrna — .... Manilla 12e50 Surat '' 80 Madras .... Bengal — 54490 bales. f 16964, 611116 COTTON MARKET, JUNE 28. The tone of our Cotton market is gradually becoming firmer, and every arrival from the States seems to confirm the lowest reasonable estimate of the year's crop, viz., 1,780,000 to 1,800,0j0 bales ; but the report of the Hiberni a is more favour able than hitherto for the ensuing crop. The sales to-day are 10,000 bales, 4000 to speculators and exporters, at extreme prices. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 22. The very numerous arrivals into this port, during the week ending ycsterday, furnish from Ireland, Canada, the United States, and Europe collectively, a large supply of Wheat, a fair quantity of other Grain, a superabundant increase of Indian Corn and Corn Meal, with upwards of 120,000 barrels of Flour. To meet the large arrivals there was a considerable attend ance of buyers from town and country, and a moderately ex tensive business was done in Wheat, at a decline of 66. per 70lbs. upon the rates of this day week. There was also a very large business done in Flour, at 2s. lower„the top price for Western brands being 40s. per barrel; qualities at a proportionate decline. Indian Corn was ss. lower, a lar g o quantity- or beat y•ettuw— being taken orr at that reduc t ion. Oats 4d. to 54. lower; and all other articles of the trade at a decline. Wheat,' orb. English red Ditto, white Irish red Ditto, white Rye, English, qr Barley, hnglish.... Scotch & Irish, GO% Malt, English, qr. pale Irish Oats, per 451 b. English and Scotch Welsh Irish, fine qualities general do. Beans, English, 39. qr Scotch & Irish, 480th Pease, English, white Do. & Irish .. maple Flour, per 280th. English & Irish, 2nds Ditto. superfine, Oatmeal, '.19. lb. of 340th. Irish, 1846 Canadian Bran, vo 241 b. s. d. s. d. I 11 9 (12 0 Extra. 12 0 —l2 3 do 11 0 —ll 6 do II 9 —l2 0 ido. . ilrsh6ol4 l 50 0 —53 0 Ch eva l r. l 6 9-7 0 76 0 —92 0 s. d. s. d. 12 0 gy2 3 12 3 —l2 6 111 6 —l2 0 152 0-54 0 5 6 - 5 5 3 - 5 53 - 5 5 1 - 5 52. 0 -56 47 0 -49 58 0-62 8 Seed 0 Pigeon 0 155 0 -57 0 0 blue. grey. 153 0-54 0 fine. 62 0 —63 0 extra 157 0 -59 0 62 0 -64 0 48 0 --50 0 old 1 44 0 -46 0 144 0-36 0 I 1 10 - 2 0 CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 23. We continue liberally supplied with Wheat, chiefly through the Mediterranean, and with Flour from the United States, in addition to a fair quantity of Indian Corn and Corn from the the same direction ; there were also a few fresh arrivals of Wheat, Malt, and Flour coastwise and from Ireland. During the interval since our last market the trade, as a whole, 1):.s ruled without an i mation, the only lively feature being a speculative inquiry for Indian Corn Meal, which, in consequence, has obtained some improvement in value. Exclusive of occasional showers in the course of the week, interfering. with Hay harvest, the weather has continued favour able for the crops around us, and is exceedingly tine to-day. Having a large display of samples this rilornitur, and holders of Wheat su bmitti ng to a decline of to 3d per 70 lb from the reduced rates of TuesdaY, a fair extent of business was tran sacted in good useful qualifies of both English and Foreign. Flour was also taken more freely into general consumption, at an abatement of Gd to is per barrel, Weiitein brands averaging :9s to 3f.ls 6d, and th e lower qualities of States Ms to 38s per barrel. Oats Barleyer wa 43 Po c s J per CO Ib, Beans and Pease I s pc.: quarter, and Id pheaper, articles bei ng apparent. very little business in any of these Indian Corn, upon a renewed i nqu i ry, met a fa i r demand, at an advance of is per 450 lb, and Corn Meal was in lively re quest, good parcels readily commanding an improvement of IF to 2s per barrel. r -fflarhrzs. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, JUNE 22 - We have had a fair average supply of Stock at our market b.-• day, with prices a little lower. Beef, 64d. to 'ad. ; Muttots 21:- to nd. ; Lamb, Gad. to id. per lb. HULL CORN MARKET, J UNE 22. - To-day, we had a large supply of Wheat from our oww . - ••'. Lincolnshire farmers, and more sampl es than of late, both: foreign and coastwise. Very irregular prices were asked . • given, so that it is difficult to quote with accuracy, but no greitt progress could be made in sates without submitting to a 171 , -- duction of :is to 4s per quarter. Nothing doi ng in sp. - Ing cum_ Egyptian Beans are offering on low terms. LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, JUNE =- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVPD. - Haslam and Roberts, Tottington, Lancashire, bleadiert--- Walker and Noble, sail makers, Wapping—Fisher and Slar.r.r-,. Seething-lane, and Rotherbithe-street, Rotherhithe, granary. - keepers—Draper, Child, and Co., Oxford-street, brewer -A.-- Bacon and Kinnebrooks, Norwich, printers; as far as regari D. Kinnebrook. BANKRUPTS. Andrew Wilson, Peckham, and West square,. Sonthwae4. builder. - Charles Rogers, Southsea, grocer. Jeshea Cowell, Peckham, boot dealer. mission agent. Henry Ashley, Fleet-street, and Little Carter-lane, Doctorr commons, carrier. Henry Byeriey Brecknell, Oxford -street, draper. John Christopher Addison, Margaret-street, CarendisE.,— Equare, grocer. Henry Taburm, Queen's Head-yard, Southwark, hop matt-- chant. Joseph Morse, Banbury, Oxfordshire, wool stapler. George Baker, Ludgate hill, grocer. James Mathew, Carshalton. Surrey, linen draper. Thomas Lovegrove, Pan;. -, ,bniirrie, Berkshire, plumber. James Thomas, Gloucester, innke,per. Charles and Osborne Freeman, Painswick, GloucestersliErri, clothiers. illiam Stone, Matlock, Derbyshire, builder. Sarah Greenwood, Bradford. Yorkshire, bookseller. DIVIDENDS. July 15, J., J., and H. BucVey. Manchester and Torlmortret;_. cotton manufacturers—Jury 14. G. and .1. Barton, Mancbesceer:, copper-roller mawifacturers—July 14, C. Edmondstone, OWC - Darwen, Lancashire, pp per manufacturer. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause he shown to the contrary en Ma ch.v of.meeting. July IS, H. W. Kim-, 01(Tharn, furniture dealer—July Withnet raid W. Cartwright, Kershaw-bridge, Billie-m*l - Lancashire, dyers. C ERTITICATES To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shovrw. "to the contrary on or before July 13. It. McKim, Bombay. merchant—J. Garrett. Conenhar;er-. house, Islington, London, licensed victualler—W. H. Lovatz- Wolverhampton, factor. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. J. M‘Donald, jun., Glasrmw, pawnbroker. J. Crawford, Glaseow•, fancy nmslin manufacturer. D. Campbell, Glasgow, victualler. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVF.D. D. and L. Lloyd, Manchester, drapers --J. Dnrham and CZN,,.- and Durham, Bunn, and Co., Manchester and Rio de Jantinsi commission merchants—T. Lafrey and R. Entwisle, Mane_ ter, tea dealers—W. Travis and Sons, Oldham. Lancashi re ,, cat . ton-spinners ; as far as r etar d s John Travis—Stananought.anC 'ackey, Aigburth, near Liverpool, joiners —Hastings and-Ca,. China, and Liverpool, merchants—J. Barker and a Chatted,,, Heywood, Lancashire: grocers—R. and S. Smith and J. Br Bury, Lancashire, cotton spinners —T. and J. Twist, Ormskict. Lancashire, hat manufartcrers. • DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. M. Chapman, Davenport, painter. J. Anley Exeter, milliner. J. Notwill, Falmouth, grocer. J. Hunt, Manchester, merchant. S. Brown, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, woollen-cloth manufactz , rer. BANKRUPTS. Hugh M'Kune, Liverpool, slater, July 9 30, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy; solicitors, Me , 72 , 3.. Gregory and Co., Bedford row; and Messrs. Watson and Wsb stcr, Liverpool : official assignee, Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool, John Meastleld, Liverp oo l, h o t e l k eeper, July 5. at 11 o'ciocit.,* July 23, at 12, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankrnpteir: solicitors, Messrs. Triton and Co., Southampton-huildinr-s„arat Mr.-Smith, Liverpool: official assignee, Mr. Morgan, b Livw,-- pool. William Wolfe Bonny and Thomas Frederick Beales, Knight/T.-- bridge, wine merchants. Samuel Hartup, Banbury, Oxfordshire, carpenter. Robert Johnson, jun. Pakenneld, Suffolk, grocer. William Leather, Loridon-wall, warehouseman. Charles James Atherton, Hi g h- street, Islington, Lond,s, r. George Withers Fletcher, Bermondsey, and Clapham-mew ' mon, London, ' timber-mercnant. James Coney, Holderness-wharf, Harrow-road, mason. Lancelot Marshall, Northallerton, Yorkshire, grocer. Thomas Smith, Bradford. Yorkshire, joiner. William Sutcliffe and William Leach, Bradford, Yorksbiza,. worsted stuff manufacturers. Joseph Watson, Dewsbury, farmer. William Jerrems, jun., Gainshorough, Lincolnshire, grecem- Denis Watson, Clitheroe, innkeeper. David Goodman. Manchester, tobacconist. Michael Horan, Bolton, grocer. 'Thomas Tily, Durs7ey, Gloc'estershire, veterinary surgeon - . Alfred Tunstall and John Walker Cash, Bristol, oil merchaczt% Joseph Garner, Bowling, Yorkshire, worsted spinner, DIVIDENDS. July 16, D. Smith, Liverpoe I, merchant—July 16,C. F. Clime and M. Telo, Liverpool, merchants. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on tlic day of meeting. July 16, T. G. Webb, Wood-street, Cheapside, London, zmr . V. Manchester, lace manufacturer—July 19, It. Lees, Botts-.ax ; . Lancashire, cotton spinner. • CERTIFICATES To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be slwyl, to the contrary on or before July 16. It. Mnsgrove, Birmingham, woollen draper—H. Hodgkins,. Birmingham, shoemaker. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. T-. Paterson, Strathmiglo, merchant. . J. Macdonald; Glasgow, manufacturer. J. and T. More, Glasgow, whipmskcrs. • J. Logan, Glasgow, tailor. M. Paterson, Inverness, dyer. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOO July. , Scar. 1, Thomas Wright (2nd) 1, Joseph Wilkinson (2nd) Ditto, yr 2, Adlington and Jones (2nd) Ditto, A 2, Robert Still (2nd) 5, John Mensfield (Ist) Ditto, 31 6, Richard Wilkin (2nd) Ditto, ret 9, Hugh M`Kune (Ist) THE CHARITIES. LIVERPOOL INFIkMARTREPORT, JUNE M. DISCHARGED : In-patients cured, 35; Relieved and ftt Gyra request, 11; Made/Out-patients, 0; Irregular, 0; Dead; 3-- ADMITTED : In-patients, 31; Out-patients, 6 ; Casuals charisr the week, 14 ; Remaining in the House,lB7. Consulting Surgeon, J. Dawson, Esq. ; HouseSurgeort.3U.. M`Cheane ; Apothecary, Mr. George Padiey ; House tors, J. Cropper and - W. B. Falcon, Esqrs. ; ChaphSat t , Rev. W. Blundell. Richard Gibson, Treasurer. NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT, JUNE 26.- ADMITTED: Accidents, 17; - Medical and Surgical Cases %leer recommendation, 15 ; Total, 32.—DISCHARGED : Cured, 47"•;: Relieved and at own request, 5; Attended as Out Patien4s 4 24 Irregular, 0; Died, 1; Remaining in the Hospital, to. Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physielaw seer Surgeon for the ensuinl; week, Dr. Turnbull and m Babrigge; House Visitors, John Lightbody arid: EL J. Mosley, Esqrs. ; House-Surgeon, Mr. T. B. (-la dersleeves ; Treasurer, B. 11. Jones, Esq.; Chaph;l4, Rev. Wm. Hughes. . LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. !Direct Indirect.! Direct. Indirect.- - Australia .. .. Feb. 22 Lima Bahia May 16 Maranha m .. A pr i lls Barbadoes .. May 24 Mauritius .. May r Bombay .. May 12 Mobile May 11; B. Ayres .. .. March Monte Video .. April Vr. - Calcutta .. .. May 3 New Orleans .. May 30 , C. G. Hope. .. April 22 New York June 81 Charleston . June 4 Pernambuco. .. May - = China .. April 25 Rio Janeiro.. May 9 ... Demerara .. M a y 2 8 S avannah .. .. June 7" Havana .. May 21 St. Helena .. May- 6" Jamaica .. May 22 Vaipa SO La Guayra .. May 21 Vera Cruz .. May Ili 'HE FIRST RAILWAYS AND THEIR OPPONENTS:— When Jacquard, the inventor of the wonderful loom that bears his name, was arrested and carried to Paris, witlihia.- machine, Carnot, in the presence of Napoleon, roughly said to him, " Are you the man that pretends to do th.i. iinnossibility—to tie a knot in o,stretcLed strin g ?" r ---- daiiiptirri ors-or tyons, - Thiqffliiossabiltty - being stircncunteck. • broke his machines in /806, and raised a statue to his me mory in 1840. All those who are in advance of prebEr opinion must bear ridicule or persecution. In 1825., the- Quarterly Review thus ridiculed the notion of certain ea-- gineers, Telford amongst the number, that a railway en gine could go eighteen or twenty miles an hour : r The gross exaggerations of the powers of the locomotivestectit. engine, or, to speak English, the steam carriage, may de lude for a time, but must end in the mortification of . thosa concerned . We should as soon expect the people of Woolwich to suffer themselves to be fired off upon one. of Congreve's ricochet rockets, as trust themselves to the mercy of such a machine, going at such a rate." In that year, the common belief was that railways were altogether - delusions and impositions. The Liverpool and Mancheee ter Railway was opposed in Parliament with ele:y form, el invective. One member, in 1825, declared his opiniCek " that a railway could not enter into successful competi tion with a canal. Even with the best locomotive engine the average rate would be but three miles and a half per-- hour, which was slower than the canal conveyance."` (Hansard, 2nd series, vol. iv. p. 853.) Another assertinn e . which Mr. lluskisson was obliged to meet doubtfully ata apologetically, was, " that there were two or three canals which were sufficient for every purpose of commerce in: the districts through which the'railway was to pass." Let us he just to what we have been accustomed to decry aa the dark ages. Let us be tolerant to those who impri soned Galileo, and rewarded Columbus with chains. lEf: - there be a reality in any discovery —a true thing, and not a sham.—if there be strength, or utility, or beauty, in ally work of mind,—it will live and fructify, whatever critizse or orators, or inquisitors, • or even kings, may do team:de it. And so it is with railways. On the 15th Sept-mbar,. 1830, the first passenger line, the Liverpool and Man chester Railway, was opened. The conveyance of pasaerr gers appears originally to have been an inferior considerre t! on to the conveyance of goods; end the Directors - sno-. dottly anticipated that one half of the passengers traveling : by coaches between th e two towns merht venture oa t railway. In the first year after the opening there veers e3nveyed four hundred and forty-five .412011.assengers 5 , 7 , sand Passea rzers ; in the year ending let July, 184& the p conveyed amounted to eight hundred and ninety-seviact.,. thousand. - On the 24th April, /847, there has gee . a n i gil L g'l total expended on the railways of the United Kid° seventy-eight millions sterling; and in the la s t week tfi4 - a geTegate receipt . upon these railways was one httrireilE ary sixty thousand pounds, being a total exceeding eight:... lions sterling per annum, for the conveyance of pasEen gtm and goods.—The Land tee .Live - - e hip the ner %C— -itrus ON. who to a 1