The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11 00:00:00

47. , .m...2E112 --- • lensable meat and )11,” every THE LIVERIbO rhite, and usage re- Nay 11, 1847. fiance ini- .___.....-. ... _., - . ~........... . condition -.-_____ ___ _ _____ . imposed of ' i don, it is, . St. Georgia, Donna, sailed f r o m P a l ermo f or th i s port 12th ult. ritets. -• &fil Delcrole'll lip tug linteliig nur . Alexander, Lundling, f r o m Od essa f or this port, at Falmouth, a with loss of sails. -_—.....-- e. ______ o _____ Ty against TUESDAY, 4th MAY.-Wind S.E. moderate. • WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, MAY 4. a MILLE- SUNDAY, MAY 9.-Wind W., moderate. Wheat, 22 qrs., @£3 15s. 6d. ese qr. : total, 483 Is. Od. rs, &c., in a SAILED.-Bets. Susannah, Nielson, for Bergen-Cygnet, . Lees ; Ben Btate, Lowery; Paragon, Wilkinson ; and Oxo- e Anneven.-Mary Imrie, Boyd, from Calcutta-Elizabeth Jane, Oats, • 0 qrs., @4O Os. Od. le qr.: total, 40 Os. Od. .hem to be nian, Wilkinson, Narva—Hermione, Fethers, Cronstadt— L B a r n ay d , s fro r m kin C , olo fr m om bo- sa E v c a o n n n o a m h_ ist„ from Antigua-Abbey Barley, 0 qrs., @4O Os. Od. le qr.: total, 40 Os. Od. Su — ffolk, Crosbie, and Venice, s fragrant Manchester, Prentiss, Baltimore-Elizabeth, Genes; Herald, 1 , iix, Perfo- Auld ; Wakefield, Broomhead ; Argo, Mitchell; C oroman d e l, Duntevy, evy, from Philadelphia-Phoenix from Antwerp- WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, MAY 7. rict attene Hubbock ; Pursuit, Spence ; Yorkshire Lass, Price •, Mary, Henry, Benjamin, from Altona-Sophia Charlotte, ' —, from renders of Our arrivals this week . are small, with the exception of Oats. Ellis ; Countess of Durham, Hogg; Independerce, Harper; Gottenburg. and Robert Watt, Johnson, for Quebec-Catharine, Thomson, Set enn.-Carenas, Woodmans, for Barbadoes-Queen Po- The demand for Wheat is very animated at 7s to 8s per quarter Montreal La Belle, Chaplin, Alexandria, Egypt—Diana, mare, Davies; Sobraon, Wilson; Tay, Langwell, and Prince above last week's prices. Barley continues scarce, and is 158, NEW Sleightholm ; Gipsy, Wilson, and Zephyrus, Clark, St. Peters- of Waterloo, Forbes, for Quebec. rea dy sa le at 2s advance, and Malt in consequence is more in art of the barg-Shakspeare, Henderson, St. John, N.8.-Osprey, Wil . e request at an improvement of tls to 3s per load. Oats ate ld ssers (not Ham s ; Britannia, (steamer,) Harrison; Susannah. Young; and Hope, Brown, hence for Nerve at Toberneory. per stone, and Shelling 3s per load, higher. Beans meet a f a i r l the most Br oo kl yn, Mit c h e ll. f o r Halifax-Old England, H owar d, an d Mi nerva, P h i ll i ps, sailed from Naples for this port, 24th ult. sale at Is per quarter more money. Chalco, Hellyer, for Shanghae-Sea King, Hutton ; Acadia, Hoffnung, Voss, from Stettin, at Grimsby, and sailed for this - - ----- Harlow ; Manteo, Weston; and Tarolinta, Cave, for Boston- port 7th i ns t ant . LEEDS CORN MARKET, MAY 4. of the Athole, Brown, Calcutta-Allegro, Lindsay, for Africa-Ceylon, Prince George, Foster, from Callao, and Shamrock, Wise . ere ported arrival of grain to-day is pretty good. Fresh :UMATIC Crisp, and Hindoo, Lawrence, for Staten Island-Jane E. Hutt- man, from Bahia, at Cove. - thrashed Wheat meets a ready sale at 5s per quarter a d vance son. Kelly; Era, Hingston, and Caroline, Bull, f or Ri ga -L or d F ALMOUTH, M ay 7. - The Uran i a, Kamm i nga, f rom N ew , so b., 1847. Ashburton, Brown ; Enterprise, Funk ; C ar th age, F ox ; Abb y Y o rk, f or Li verpool, which put in here, 2nd instant, i s di s - but chambered samples move off slowly and a r e scarce l y :he benefit Pratt, Shaw, for New York-Ro sa li e , Ni c k o l s, f or Malta, &c.- c h arg i ng. much dearer. The little Barley offering obtains 3 s p er quarter more money. Oats ld per stone, and Beans Is per quarter Burgomeister Smidt, Vollnan, Rio de Janeiro-Hope, Sheri- VESSELS SPOKEN. dearer. tow, I had dan , Newfolindlimde-Nyverheid, Bri ex , O s t en d-E sca ld una, Ell en J en ki nson. h ence f or Af r i ca, 13t h u l t., i n t a t 38, l on 16 __ t, and with U garte , for La Gnayra - Cuba, Bell, Jamaica-Oporto, Barnes, -Mary Worrell, Gordon, hence for Nalpariso, 2nd March, in he disease Havannah-Pax, Haack, Beemen-FannY,Ockett, St. Domingo tat 23 5, lon 58 W-Blorenge, Banks, from Calcutta for this BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, MAY 5. test on the - Jenny and Mary, Fisher, Bremen-Boscoppa, Mann, Rotter- ' port, 24th March-Pathfinder, Noakes, from Bombay for Lon- During the present Oats ,t sea w ffn e ed e c kt maintained . 4esd much tn Bsas h rtp i hl g eee h yri e rga r vanaa t a i lr t r u i eeu c r. e e s ina 1 h ins a r e l i • s e m t b no e n e e2 n ys pa d be e : Tuciating. - dam -Aurora, Dannenburg, Revel-Auguste, Rirkhove, Ghent don, 12th Feb., in tat 24 5, lon 36 E-Adeline, from Sierra Leone 'ills, I im- - Phillyra, Lovering, Galntz-Condor, Hohlmann, Cadiz and for Newcastle, 14th ult., in lat 32 N, lon 35 W-Solway, of Beauh- quartertma i a n n e d d e d dearer. othen for \ N sales a, Bristol, Calcutta-powhattan, Hayden, Baltimore-Sea Luerken, Lar- made, 24 th ult., in tat 43, lon 25-Arnold, of Sunderland, 25 t oily sttbsi- sen, Tonsberg-Eugen, Moritz, Stettin-and Eliza, Cook, for ult., in tat 45, lon 23-Lord Hungerford, Piggott, from Calcutta and-aehalf P ernau. J ere- - for London, 7th Feb., i n l a t 15 S, t on 68 E-L anercos t and ----- - - s..l y restored miah Garnet, hence f or Chi na , 28t h M arc h, i n t a t IS, ton 21 W • HULL CORN MARKET, M AY 4. Higginsoe, Hogg, hence at Barbadoes. -- -Ranger, from Pernambuco, 24th ult., in lat 38, lon 87 - With exhausted stock s i n granary, an d most i ns i gnificant Requiter, Searle, hence at Alexandretta, and sailed for Galatz Ganges, of this port, outward bound, 29th ult., in lat 49, , lon 6 supplies both from abroad and coastwise, the business transac- N t le a r i sey,of this poll, 30th ult., in tat 48-In o, of this__ port, lions of the past week have partaken of the same limited che st this va- Tom Banks, Jones ; Tipula, Mortimer; Mary Clark, Stew t, in lat 37, lon 37-Jane Hammond, hence for Sayan- ratter we have so repeatedly had to notice of late. Our conti and never2 - ts ' art ; Lelia, Woolley. and Pera, Reid, hence at Galatz. .nah, 27th March in Int 2 , N lon 47 w-Fiera, hence for Rio nental advises again come higher, and in every part of Europe ng inn, Prices ,vb icb quiteare being p r preclude Ipnadied their r a 11 shipment articles o to f thisl u m an country, at nind Joint Trouehton, from Alexandria off Gibraltar 4th April. Fermin di 'Arritola hence at Bilboa. , Taneiro, 28th March:in la ) t' 3' N, lon 22 W-Albatross, hence for Lisbon, 26th ult., off Cape Finisterre-James Campbell, infirm the Aurora, Montier, hence at Copenhagen. Hamburg, hence, 24th ult., in tat 41, i on 14-Commodore, hence for Monte the high rates now obtainable. America anti the ports of the Jane, Clark, and Nancy, Way, hence at Video, 26th March, in lat 3N, lon 21 W-Cape Packet, from Black Sea are thus the only sources of supply, and an early and re afflicted Demuth, Oltmans, hence at Bremen. the Cape of Good Hope for this port, 26th March, in lat 11, lon fine harvest is most needful for the future position of the coun t I-Aimwell, from Calcutta for London, 22nd March, in lat 6S, try •, if the very acceptable rain which has fallen during the , , Rano•er Page, from Pernambuco at Cove. 'Gambia, from elaranham at ditto. for lon 16 W- Baring, 9 8 h " Superior. Sherries, from St. Michael's at Scilly, and sailed Alexander -le March, in lat 0,10 n 21 W- week is succeeded by warm weather, we may yet see so desire- Charlotte, hence for Rio Janeiro, 29th March, in lat 2N, ton ble an event. The reports received this morning from Mark- Martin. this port after being supplied with anchor and chain. 21 W-Alice, bound south, 12th ult., in lat 22, lon 37-Prince lane have completely surprised the trade here ; our farmers at Mark n. Agnes, Kissock, hence at Tobermory. Albert, from Sincapore for London, 20th ult., in tat 36, lon 39 to-day's market were exceedingly wild and high in their de- Stranger. M`Kinnel, hence for Nerve at ditto. now uni- Queen of England, Pearson, and Antilla, Burritt, from China W-Clifton, from Calcutta for Lo n d on , 22 n d u l t., i n lat 37, mends for the Wheat they offered, (and which was to a fair ex known as at London. lon 35. ix, and all ' t ench° and Poblano, hence at Havannah.. tent,) 90s. being the price demanded. for general runs, while continued George Dean, sailed from Havannah for this port on the Ist ____ ____________ _ - PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST-OFFICE, MAY 10. 845. to 88s, were the rates most current on the part of millers, the only buyers at these extreme rates; an advance of ss. to ity as the Aril.p e 6s. per qr. was paid on foreign. Our supplies of Spring Corn f the pre- DUBLIN, May 1.-The St. Patrick, of and from Liverpool for Mails clesp'd Last Packet Next Packe t and Wheat are very small, and all descriptions are ready sale at Sunderland, was lost on the 17th April, after being in contact. Destination. from London sailed. due. full 2s. per qr. advance. id, by his Two of the crew lost. The remain per landed at Carlingford, -- ., Aspmall, .FALMOUTH, May 2.-The Dutch barque Urania, Kainenga, e'HAMPTON STATION MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 8. , Roberts, from New York for Liverpool, was put in here to-day leaky, Lisbon rig, Brad- with part of the cargo thrown overboard, loss of long trait, Madeira d, Carter Water casks bulwarks, &c. Spain every month May 7 May 16 has long been alarming to those whose business has led them to enquire fully into it, has this week evidenced itself to the nchester SMYRNA, April 17.-The Highlander, Carrill, hence for . Li- Gibraltar country in a manner that cannot he mistaken. There has Vendor! , verpool, in working out of the gulf en the 14th instant, tool. the Matta &lonian Islands 3rd and 20th Achilles. keen, as it were, a simultaneous rush from the interior . down ox. May 3 ';round, near St. James's Castle, but came off without assist- Greece . and Egypt of every LLS and ante, and sailedthe following day. India, Ceylon, China month. e though less, perhaps, here and at Liverpool than in any other 9, Strand, (1) Brit. Col. in W. Ind. market. Even yesterday, the advance in prices at Liverpool affixed t 0 Toneemonet, April 29.---For the last threedays e _w_ o •e ns h_a i ve been visited by a severe. gale from the west. The F. 1 1 11 P, (except Honduras, & bore no proportion to that which took place at Wakefield. At _ our market to-day, prices are very irregular. Some holders Next Mail Bermuda,) For. Col. 1 2nd and 17th Avon ask very extreme rates, whilst others, content to realise good Armstrong, from Liverpool for St. John, N. 8., pratin a b n e d re h o a n s the 27th instant, leaky, and with rudder unshipped, in W. Indies, except o f every May 2 due May '7 profits with good men, accede to more reasonable terms. Spe month. been beached. Havana, Venezuela, . NS, IN and Madeira culation is at an end, and the demand is for consumption only. [MATIC - WEDNESDAY, sth MAY. —Wind S.E. , moderate. In this st a t e of things, there is considerable uncertainty in our Aka LYS . D.—Diamond, (screw steamer,) Sarsfield, from Ma- ( 2 ) M ex i co & Havana . } 2nd of every Avon Next Mail quotations; an advance, however, may be quoted upo n Wheat ' cured by delis;' sailed 25th April. (3) Bermuda St. Juan (m o nth only. May 2 due May 7 of fully Is. per bushel; Flour, ss. to Bs. perseek, and 4s. to ss. : per barrel; Oats, 4d. per bushel ; Oatmeal, 2s. to 3s. per load ; Duchesserif Clarence, Birch, from Calcutta at St. Helena, and de Nicaragua, and 17th of every Forth Next Mail he infalli- and Beans 3s per quarter. A considerable portion of this ad- , e Hoarse- nailed for this port 21st March. New Grenada idies. -Robert, Syers, and Mary Hartley, Bartlett, from Bombay at FALMOUTH STATION. port received this morning from London. No Malting Barley is and his St. Helena. Madeira, Brazil, and Evng. of 4th HMB Petrel HMB. Swift is to be had, and the stock of Malt being small, choice qualities Winsford, Christie, sailed from ditto for Jamaica on the Bth Buenos Ayres f i every month May 6 June 26 are held for an advance of ss. per load. It may be stated, that on them I led King- ' March. LIVERPOOL STATION.' " not only (as we have remarked for the ties) or three last weeks) mmorled Denison, King ; Parker, Risien, and Dwarka, (steamer,) hence - „ has supply ceased from the Eastward, but the Foreign arrival s are con- at Madeira. 4 Brit. N. America, Ben- e 18th' instant. Britannia.. Cambria .. at Liverpool has much fallen off. Lozengees Forthe(eteamer,) from Southampton at ditto. muda, and U. States I ) May 4 May 15 ontain no Gilbert Jamieson, Harris, sailed from Smyrna for Mytelene - , at may be and this port 17th April. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET MAY 5. 1 children LONDON GAZETTE.— TUESD AY, MAY 4. Th e s h ow o f B easts to- d ay was ehiefly from Yorkshire and for Constantinople ram, (steamer,) Easterby, hence at Malta, and proceeded 18th April, e . the north, but none from Ireland. The demand was unusually 1., 4s. 6d., Index, Cross, hence off Malta, and sailed for.Zante. , PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. brisk, and as much as 308 per head must be noted on all prime &c., No. „,Emilia and Celestine; Ocean Queen, and Mariner, hence at J. P. O x l ey an d C o., O penshaw, Lancashire, dyers; as far as stock. Beef rea li se d f u ll y -7d , an d Mutton 7.icl per lb. all Drug- . i ‘stiles. regards J. P. Oxley-T. Whalley and R. Shepherd, Farineton, - Grace O'Neill, hence at Kiel. Lancashire, provision -de a le rs -J. St uar t an d Co. Manchester. WAKEFIELD CAT TLE MARKET, MAY 5. Tex Clar a Dordthea, Ferrigan, and James Fry;Green, hence at the merch an t s -W. W a t son an d J . Hamilton, Preston, drape's , - We had a fair supply of stock at market this morning of both el. W. B. Bragg and D. Pilkington, Liverpool, ship-builders--G. descriptions. There was a good attendance of buyers and the 8, 1847. _Palmyra, Waldach, hence at Tenneuse. Gilkes and Co., Warrington, iron-founders. market was better in prices. Beef, Is 6d to Is per st.; Mutton, shortness James Ray, from Pernambuco at Cove. BAN ' ERUPTS. wrong re- Mary Muir, from Bahia for Stettin offthe Wight. Thomas Robinson, Liverpool, blacksmith, May It and June clipped, led ; in wool, Bad per lb. Sheep, 6000; Beasts, 600. I a small Sandford, Sinclair, from Porto Rico at Bristol. 11, at tvvelve,•at the Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool. Official We had a large supply of Lean Cattle and Calves. h I found Tag, hence at Stronmess, with sails split, bound for Cron- assignee, Mr. Bird, Liverpool. Solicitors, Messrs. Cornthwaite , ely cured litadt. 0:c1 Jewry-chambers, London ; and Mr. Pemberton, Liverpool. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. MAY 4. Albion. Foreman, hence at Longhope, and sailed for Pernau Richard Burkinshaw, Sheffield, sharebroker. free front The supplies of English and Irish produce received here similar!! 28th April. John Muffles, Sheffield, licensed victualler. since this day week are moderate; whilst those of Wheat, In- Britannia, M'Alillen, hence at Longhope, and sailed for St. Ann Collver, Stoke Hammond, Buckinghamshire, cowkeeper. dian Corn, Indian Meal, and Flour, from the continental port i remedy , s Petersburg 28th April. George Horne and Alexander Macleod Burghes, Cheapside, of Europe and America, are very a b un d an t, w ith severa l arri lltSON, • London, booksellers. vats of Barley and other Grain ; the exports during the same Averpoob THURSDAY, MAY 6.-Wind S.E., light. Thomas Stirling, sen. and William - Stirling, Stratford, Essex, time having been repeated to a fair amou n t. Aiteiven.-Arcole, Noodles:a and John Jardine, from New slaters. This morning's market opened with considerable excitement. .11-knoef it . York-Ino, Warwicl., Pernambuco-St. Lawrence, Brown, and Robert Cogan, Leicester-square, London, glass-merehant. Prices have been very fluctuating ; but eenerally speakieg, lie:lrian, Pike, New Orleans-Tuskar, Lovell, Virginia-Lusita- George Cogan, Whitstable, Kent, baker. an advance has been obtained on Wheat of 6d. to 9d. per 701 b., h, Hanth ilia, from Villa Nova -Bridget, Wade, Lisbon-Leopold, from William Rolph, Billericay, Essex,ennkeeper. •at which a fair amount of business has resulted. Il aboa-Maria Grace, from Cephalonia. James'Cooper, Billericay, Essex, cattle salesman, Flour has been in increased demand at an improvement of linarY e f " SAILED.—New World, Skiddy, and Windsor Castle, Reid, John Alfred Trimmer Brentfordavictualler. John .e. Pulleine, jun.,S'e . lby, Yorkshire,. brewer.. from 28. to 2s. 6d. per barrel. s e of Your 'Barley and Oats were each 2d. to 3d. per bushel dearer. Stall thaf • New York-Harriet Humble, Bevis, Batavia-a Walton, Nicols, Hong Kong-Supnly, Tullock, Wyborg--Fenella, Clouston, for Francis Itippingale,Thi umpton,Nottinghamshire,auctionter. Beans and 'Pease in good demand, realizing an improvement i.al of it DIVIDENDS. TI Al Cane de Verds-Margaret Hughes, Hughes ; Active, Stanley,of 2s. per quarter. May 28, B. H. Hunter, Liverpool, merchant-May 28, H. C. There was an active inquiry for Indian Corn, at the prices of eat I fin, and Heart of Oak, Dibden, Newfoundland-Maria and Eliza aging lb both, Wood, and Ben Nevis, Turner, Quebec-Mary, Redpath, Howells, An., Bristol, stockbroker. this day week. sersant, Montreal. CERTIFICATES • ISTKEIL To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the Wheat, se , 701 h. s. d. a. d. Is. d. a. d. 11 9 @,12 0 Extra. 111 9 @l2 3 day of meetine. English red Pthiope, steamer)( from Africa at this port ;-sailed from Fer nando Po 22(1 Feb. ' Left there the Snowden, with loss of rud- May '25, H. Dutchman, Liverpool, merchant-May '25, H. Ditto, white l2 2 -12 6 do. ... , . 1 12 3 -12 8 zENG O ' Lovett and W. H. L. Corran, Liverpool, merchants-May 25, Irish red 11 .6 -11 9 do. .... - der, and discharging to repair. ,j, 1847. J. Ingham, Liverpool, merchant-May 25, P. Burns, Liverpool, Ditto, white Fame, from Pernambuco at this port, with part of her cargo Teat good nber 1845 thrown overluiard. bookseller. Rye, English, se qr - Irsh6olb - one very Flora, el`Donald M`Pherson, and tin Letekerby. Harvey. e.....__ , SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Barley. Entrlish 5O 0 -54 n cheeeir tee n _kg n Faroe, from Pernambucoat this port, with part of her cargo thrown overluiard. Flora, Nl`Donald, M'Pherson, and tin Lockerby, Harvey, hclice at Bombay. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION Y,g4inbltrgh,. Rye, Englisl Barley, Eng. ) 0 —54 0 Cheval 55 0 -56 0 ftway.nlY Rbert lignr ScoiCh 4.6021.7. .._3 THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. LIVERPOOL SHARE LIST. SHARES. RAILWAYS. 30 lAberdeen 2))'Am bergate & Eastern Junction 25 , Arbroath and Forfar. 37/ Bedford, London, & Birminghm Birk'head, Lancash. & Cheshire 5 ißirmiqgham and Dudley 5 ißoston, Stamford, and Birming. 4 'Blackburn, Clitheroe, & N.W 14 Blackburn, Darwen, & Bolton 75 Bristol and Exeter 10 New shares 124/ Buckinghamshire 30 'Caledonian 2 i Half shares 30 Clydesdale Junction. 50 'Chester and Birkenhead 2 5 Half shares 8 i New shares. 27/ Chester and Holyhead . 25 Dundee and Arbroath , . 15 New shares 25 Dundee and Perth . 5 New shares 20 Eastern Counties 0 Perpetual, No. 1 Perpetual, No. 2 0 i York Extension 20 E. Lancash. late B'burn & Pn 17 East Lancashire - 7i New shares lii New scrip 61,East Lincolnshire 50 Edinburgh and Glasgow 121 Quarter shares 10 Half shares 15 ,Edinburgh and Northern 7 shares—Newport 20 late Edinbro', Leith & Grantor 20 Preference shares 2 New shares zE New quarter shares 2 Edinburgh and Perth a Exeter, Yeovil, & Dorchester 62/ Fleetwood, Preston, & W.Riding 50 ;Earners . 5 t 420 extensions Stock. Glasn•ow and Ayr Stock. Guaranteed stock ' 30 .£4O shares 2 3 Half-shares No. 1 5 Half-shares No. 2. 5 Glasgow and Dumfries 25 Glasgow, Paisley,lincl Greenoc 12 31 Half shares 13 Preference shares 100 Great North of England _s_ I New stock *treat North of Scotland 85 Great Westen► 50 Half shares 121 Quarter shares 20 Fifth shares .el 7 shares 30 Huddersfield Canal & Railway 19 Huddersfield Canal & Railway 6 Extension shares 50 Hull and Selby 25 Half shares 12 / Quarter shares 14 Ipswich and Bury St. Edmum 21 Isle of Axholme and Goole. 22} Kendal and Windermere 50 Lancaster and Carlisle 7} Third shares 4 Th Lancaster and Preston 19 , Three-quarter shares [5O /1 Quarter shares 40 Leeds and Bradford 32} Leeds and Dewsbury 73 - - Half shares 26 Leeds and Thitsok 10 • New shares 2 Liverpool, Crosby, & Southport 2 New shares, late W. Lancash. 2} Vpool, Arches., & N'cast. June, 1G London and Blackwall 50 London & Brighton & S. Coast. 10 Consolidated shares Stock. London and North Western Fifth shares (G. J.) Quarter shares . .e4O shares (L. & M ) n & M'chr. & (A) (B) r(7) 40 Lon 5 Quarter shares, 5 Quarter shares I %YAMS 5 0 London and South Western 40 Consolidated k shares 22 New .€4O shares 27i New .e5O shares 50 Consolidated Tenth shares 40 Ditto 5 i Scrip shares 20 11.ynii and Dereham 25 Lynn and Ely 15 Ely and Huntingdon 42/ Malton and Driflield 82 Manchester and Leeds 38 Half shares 28 Do., late Hndders. & Sheffield 12 Quarter shares . _ 5 I '.Fifth shares :4/ /en shares, late Extension 6 Sixteenth sh 29 Half shares, late L. & B Saturday's Sales , Prices. Yesterday 44 e 4d d 26 .. 28 2i.. 34 p If d 41.. p d . 21 d g.. p ..ia P !t. d 62. .6 d 4.. 4d 12}..13 p 44i.. 45 1i..1 d 44..32d 6g.. 7 62.. 7 1i d 13..1 d 13.. 1 d 1..1}d par.. * p 14..1i p 69.. 70 174. 17i 8 ..Bip d.. 2..1 p J9l-20 201..21 6 / 3 .. 8/9 p P 1 4 1 . ...11 P d 8 ..10p 6i.. i p . 2 p 2. 24 p (1.. par 17 p B¢.. P *• • P 44..41 r 4 d.. par P par.. il 100 ..102 50 .. 52 22i.. 23 5 - - 4 d 4. • 4 a 2k.. 2 d 3 ..3i p 8A..9 D 121.. 15 42f.. 431 p par.. p d.. par. L.l p 51 }.. 52 170 i.. lii. 13 4• • 13i 13 16 .. 164 to i d.. par 4 d.. par 3..1k p 3 a.. pai 7 .. 74 i) 4..1 p 21.. 3 p #.. 7i.. Bhp 11.11 p 66.. ( 1 trtos,Bactiages anb Itatbs BIRTHS. On the 28th ultimo, at the Vicarage, Runcorn, the wife o the Rev. JOHN BARCLAY, M.A., Vicar of Runcorn, of daughter. On the Ist instant, her Imperial Highness the Hereditary Grand Duchess of RUSSIA, of a son. On the 2d instant, at Brighton, Mrs. EGERTON, of Bun bury, of a son. Same day, in Elmbank-crescent, Glasgow, Mrs. D. WAR TH UR, of this town, of a son. On the Bth instant, the wife of Mr. HENRY MITCHELL, o the Liverpool and Manchester Railway-office, of a daughter. H On the 9th instant. the l a dy o f M r . H. V. LEWIS, professor of music, of this town, of a son. MARRIED, On the 24th ultimo, at 4 t. Bride's Church, by the Rev. J. E Stewart, JOAN ASPI NALL, Esq., to CAROLINE IL daugl ter of the Rev. J . WILLIAMS, rec t or o f Llativihang•ell, Mor mouthshirr. On the 28th ultimo, at Christ Church, by the Rev. J. Clarke. Mr. DAVID BABRATT, of Nottingham, to ELIZABETH HANNAH, daughter of Mr. W. HERBERT, of this town. Same day, at the Catholic Chapel, Copperas-11R Mr. JAS, DAN'-ON, licensed victualler, Mulberry-street, to Mrs. ELIZ, CONEUX, late of Care-street, Islington. _ On the 29th ultimo, at of Brereton, by th Rev. Charles Hodges, M.A., THOMAS HA.9PEIA, LEWIS Esq., of the Rake House, He!sby, near Chester, to JAN e'dest daughter of Mr. AMOS SLATER, of Dunkirk House Brereton, near Holmes Chapel, Cheshire. Same day, at Wordsley Church, Kingswinford, by the Rev C. Girdlestone, JOHN MORGAN, Esq., of this town, sewn( son of Wm. MOrg,n, Esq., of near Abergaycnny Monmouthshire, to ELIZNBETH PHILLIPS, only daughte of M. GRAZEBROOK, Esq. ' of Audnam, n , :ar Stourbridge. Same day, at Wrexham, by the Rev. Mr. Cunlilfe, M.A. FRANCIS LACK, Esq., of Chester, to 11irs HANNAH WIL LIAMS, of the same place, and niece to Mr. Williams, silk mercer, &c., of the same place.' On the 39th ultimo, at the Collegiate Church, Mattel by the Rev. W. Wilson. M.A., Mr. JOSEPH ire, to Nli,s ELIZA FAULKNER, ( DAVID S., Same day, at Mars DAVIES, late Chester coachman, WM. CLARKE, saddler, Eaton, Cheshim. Same day, at Hilton, by the Rev. G. Posve, HEATH, ironmonger, Warrington, to PRANCE; J eldest daughter of the late Mr. WILLIAM WADDINGTON, c Bilton, Warwickshire. On the 2,1 instant, at St. Philin's Church, Mr. JOHN TIP PING to Miss CAROLINE CLARKE. On the 3d instant, at All Souls' Church, Langbarn-place, London. by the Very Rev. the Dean of Chichester. the Ma,quis of SLIGO to the Ho u. ELLEN SIDNEY SMYTHE, daughter of Viscount STRANGFORD ot St. Lok”'s Church, Mr. ABRAM ASCROFT, late Edward Ascroft, Esq., soticitor, to (IN HASLAM, Esq. hurch, Mr. T. J. JOHNSON, cf Chirk, to ELIZA, youngest daughter of Mr. man, to ALiRY, d Ighter of Mr youngest ion of the ALICE, only daughto Same d uke's Char( 4th instant, by the Rev. M. S. Oppent to FANNY, only daughter of Mr. JOSEPH HESS, Fa.kn ion, by the Lori Bishop of Ro. 3 of ItO MARY LOUISA MURI CHESTER. Same da J. L. LEA, Esq waiter , daughter of ti town. Custo :e itf r. Ellis Farnw Same day, at Christ Church, Mr. THOMAS BRAKELL t ELIZA Same day, at St. Philip's Chord LL.D., Nit . .. FRANCIS AND ter of the late Mr. DAVID N Same day, in Chester, Mr. GE lead Inn, to Miss LEA, dat King's Chester y the Rev. Chas. Burton o CHRISTIANA, daugh ORGF, ONSLOW, of the ghter of Mr. Lea,-bt Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. WM. WCULLOCII to Miss MARY LEE. _ 's, Westminster, the Hon VERLI LINE HARRIEI GAGE. On th of t, to t to MARY ;liter of Viscount and Viscountsl 11 instant, at St. Lut A. 8., Mr. H. C. LAI ter of Nlr. - 6. H. HOWgLI H. C LACY, Esc LOUISA, only dau est dauzliter county Wick'c engine-drii;er, to Mrs Welfingt On th On the Bth it the Rev. A. Kno Customs at this port, third son of Mr. Wm. Hussey, of the Green Farm, High Wycombe, Bucks, to AGNES F,LEANOR, daughter of the late Mr. JAS. LORI), woolbroker, of this town. On the 10th instant, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Mr. HENRY SEARCH WELL to Miss MARTHA MIDDLETON WHITE, both of Toxteth-park. DIED - On the 31st January 1 three days, in t of the late On 'ew Orle h year of his ite, of the Rev. ROBERT BROW frt Church, county Wicklow IPLE, Esq., to HANNAH ISABELLA, you of THOMAS WALKER, Esq., of lw, Ire•.and t St. ON t Power e's Church, Mr. THOMAS LAWSON ELIZABETH SPEAKMAN, of Hl' t, Mr. JOHN LA Iter of Mr. T. Nen vhy, Holywe Blackwood's ~ )11agaz spied with light rticles of a serious or luisition on the Sc Frazer's - Magazine, t at and interestinz arti ires not Men" coot mitioa of part tapter N 5, of I id Mr. Po fr. Smyth€ The Dublin 17n A Chapter of C uer ;" followed b my of the Silchs,'‘ ise history of the t the reign tunjeet Singh. In Calleyrand," we find ntinent.al policy c given until the" Pt may not take place until ,„ The paper headed " Measures for Irel tility of remedial measures for the rm ration of that country, while the tern binations are suffered to prevail. Maclise, R.A., in the " Portrait Gal cation of t ing articles, 'complete lISS EMMA M 'ova " 7') utObiograpl ars after his d mean waN he nev ket," a 3 a treat for dii partial to it; and, ce crust, and plenty of mind if it's•raspberr_ 143 can well be put one's apt to eat too n ther my fair read its rather ind Accordingly, of blockhead as mistake in so simple ad and I didn't feel much i 'he fancied, wont usei to have to " Very wel how I could ever h ry jam for it, but ta6' care Oh, thank you ,n d trot, highly satisfies about half-an-bour, in 3 dolly as possible, and blanket as I had desired stairs to me. ibOut an to while she stammere say t'ou'r rolled it u ` Oh ! yes, mum, ever you s( " And v ton ?" I added. " Oh ! no, nlum,' whole pot." " Yo - u're sure you spread it now, as I told you ?" I iuouii misgivings frotil the wrong " Certlii the crumb tc urn," she aril with ' You eat four sl Eiterature. NOTICES is month, is principally oc the only rig " Tho Id a this, Aletaphy 1110.,..; 1. We mis Ime excel )rthy of pen 1,111.1.3 :r• ".,"., ,evoted to from 11. ay opens with Harry Lorre- Tgor i s " His- monarch, of Prince ion of the ;t as can be 'ly, which -Ts of agrarian com A. sketch of Daniel id other in- ES " A DOG IN A BLANKET." of Life 1 - thou some dread lousekeepi it 1 would put a stop to lave a nice dog in a blan- y—especially as he's very t's made with a nice thin good strawberry jam, I do think it is as r , 1 - e, or, I I that silly I YtV what a do, a blanket v iss Cloy i tile heavy t I replied ,th it ? finer, that but what on earth ) r even I don't 1 dish -only the worst of it is, nd, I don't know whe-, I should let dear 11 well go making any rolev-nolpv D g with the girl up. and to guard ether she knew what a - • IC you can mans 1 I really can't tell don't spare t an inch thick Upon, _ off ed, as she took it, ught at the might.) In id done the dog in a lie should bring it up don't want to see low, and kt it boil slowly !c . a quarter, for I wouldn't id out came her eyes, ' Why I ou have as nice and snug as Lave you, simple- I emptied the t to have my niething or other ' on the crust and on arks to you, mum, 1 become of sed tolff, i;. bun., Joy, taw ►tTIN. 1844.,, %tr. ICel t r ouble re to a nefit frolo -lam,SP' CHER• e t h 1p n the 0 !ID. , J"" - o;;zinori hotel next rs on it. e that the lie made* se of the to his fit s—to have net a gen [ olloway's i was per- Journa , SSE OF both d eaf it. 'II, 18 47 ' 14 two yea ime (h..° d ' l ea f, !ro— , e time 8 1 !,e, ! al menl'; and, as a •nt, whicP , and Lde, HiP" and 017 D, I.ses, nu.c es will ,„‘ time t.'" t , sc hettoc: - : Skin P's er Lips, al e ~ by the' 3ar,) 1 ". °11 ; tt is. 1i P` ver y CO affixe d ERO had „j [ - ND v 'jf „nd P s l3 o- , as di—gts .1-;"hf-strv" of Pl,otf 10 0 nder soor ;t Ol d in .• ote i m tued trio a nd v, pt °I tOI th e f Arts °e, o r itJi 40 1, ' • the Oe avel lSej the 6 ' 611 % hav e eshl anYb9t ovaY g , s plo ,o r tal o feel C !: 'Or 11'' to e i a p ,,T Bo l ser I ff ' Ida?' e r W , t / ...uiusa, Mailler, sailed from ditto ltith lkh.; Crown, John, 18 th March; and Lament, Bland, on the 28th March, all for this port. ' Simp,im, hence air Colombo at Calcutta. Parland, Smith, sailed from Saugor 4th Mach ; Mary Stod dart, Dean, 10th; Penang, Hawkins, 14th;: and Manilla, Har riaon, 16th, all for this port ; and John Wickliffe, Daly, on 12th March, for Demerara and this port. The Lawrence sailed from Madras 16th March for enrinpm . • ay, Cuthbertson ; and Mary, Davies, hence at Old Calaba England, •k. In lat. 45, lon. 3E dismasted anc abandoned. Republican, titiPs of barrels in lat. 42, lon. Mearns, Hon hence at New York- Saw large quan. -barrels of flour marked [e] Ist April Leland7and Charles, Humbarton, hence at Charleston. "Henrietta, Sharp, and Lydia, Soule, hence at Baltimore. Franconia, Smith; Wyoming, Miercken ; and Champlair hence at Philadelnhin. Hawley; Hottinguer, Bur'sley; Cornelia, French; She Cornish; Queen of the West, Woodhouse; Southerner Ellerslie, Haney; and John Bright, Walters, hence ti . P . l la I_rn e r Arabella, hence off do. for Norfolk. - Caldwell ; Cairo, Poor and John 1111111" ashinaton Irvi Nonantum, Far Dwight, henc Plagity, Brown, hence at Shail. Vegfa, Mason, hence at Galatz. A The Apollo sailed from Marseilles for this porton the 29th o ,Marala Cleaves, Wilson, hence at Havre. Lady Constable, hence for Prince Edward's Island at Mull. Anna,•Snarrer, from liandholm for this port,•at Deal. Rowena, Orfeur t hence at Alexandria. Countess of Mint() Allen, sailed from do. 10th April, and N • • ev a,Bimpson.l7th April, both for this port. CALCIITTA, March 23.—The Eliza, Stewart, for 'this port, in p r oceeding down the river, ran on shore, and "has broken hei ack. NEw "YoAK, April I3.—An American shin. of about Ann thug as seen to founder 24 April, in lat, 38, lon. 60.—The brig Eugene, hence to Iceland, w as a b an d oned 11th March : crew taken off andinto Boston by the Arzoff—Matilda, of and front this port forsCork, was abandoned 18th March; crew taken to Norfolk. ARRIVED, 'RIDAY, Aiwa 7.—Wind S.S.E., fresh — Mercidetus, Certino, from Matanzas —Navigation, Putman, and Exchange, iforkey, loorgiann, Higgins, Philadelphia--Isabella, Robbs, ane, Jenkins, Frederiekstadt—Sir Cohn Campbell, rhte. BAILED ''ard, Col John Bar Maria, At Enterpris Currier, 1 Thomas 1 e, Jones, for Narva—Aurora, Troensc I Thompson, 111`Williinn, Cronstadt . . Elizabeth, .Barclay, Rio Janeiro- &c.—Spruce, Clark, Riga—John Pheasant. Robson, Constantinople— gliayra 1 Favorite, ( hence at Virgi: thia. Devon, &its, all lienee at Phila.& • T rianiief;= - 111i;ghland Mari: Crosby; Oxford, Yeaton ; t ii llicete, Hunter ; Virginia, Brown ; Compton, Houghton jarmony, Jameson ; Charlotte, Smith; Eugenia, Briscoe, and Roy al Sovereign, Hood, all hence at New York. Malabar, from Cork at ditto. Jay Somerville, Johnson, hence at Calcutta. Reliance, Hill, hence at Madeira, and sailed Mr Sonilia, Tonkin, hence at Beiront. }2. l errnaid, Baylie, with part cargo damaged, and Bess, Cane, ',„.tee at Helmut, and sailed for Alexandria. ,w atehword, Downing, hence at Smyrna. Elsa Sanders, Sanders, and Providence, Lee, hence at Genoa. toven Ricardo, Gortazer, and Cornet s , Bale, hence at Cadiz. .oertha, Harris ; Dart, ' Clarke ; Ann Paley, Lister ; Wave, rleld r; and St. Helier, Dorey, hence at Li s b on . 1 Try,•Green hence at Harlingen. !nrvFinede, Bell, hence at Vlie. chinvar, Wescott, hence at New Orleans. .„Ileasliire, Lyon, hence at Mobile. ` i renada, Spooner ; Thomas Bennett, Sherman ; G. A. Hop toTl'. Amid General Parkhill, M'Kowan, hence at Charles- betglesea, Burrows, and Favorite, hence at Virginia. Youic, April 16.—The Crusader, Buchanan, of Que• in a l O ll Philadelphia to Liverpool, was fallen in wi th a t sea hri s inking state, and the crew taken off by the Cronstadt, o ,,, v ed here. April 17th—The American ship Caspian, Blevin, he. Philadelphia to Liverpool, was abandoned 20th March, in by „ 42 , lon 36, with ten feet water in Brit hold. Crew taken off 1 . 13 e Levant, at Baltimore. The ish brig Concordia, was „ B ed 19th March, in lat. 44, lon 43, getting up jury -masts. it o s- from Limerick to this port, is on shore below Sandy t o ( 9,.. and expected to be a wreck. The Tartar, from Boston le a er.k, has put back to the former port with cargo shifted, iB Y In her upper works, and pumps choaked. The Eugenia, k o ,. e ?e, arrived here from Liverpool, shipped a heavy sea 12th th e e ,! ) , which stove bulwarks, caboose-house, &c., and killed fro.,•"`e , Yard. The Susquehanna, that arrived at Philadelphia ist(o ,7 I iverpool, was struck by a heavy sea Bth March, which the after-house, stove stern and quarter boats, and be Tittle cabin and deck with water. The Daniel, (supposed to 4.„1,,te David), from Liverpool to Norfolk, was spoken 2nd el!, in lat. 36 lon 54, with decks swept and leaky, steering r ..errnatla. A SATURDAY, MAY B.—Wind moderate. shimng ED . — Huguenot,Graves • John R. S.S.L.g kiddy, Luce; York -IP, Bey ; Freeman, and Alphine, Curry, from New fgrK--Carlos, Holm e, from Boston--Columbian, Merriman, Ana J 1 Ibiladelphia—F:xc fromeAlex a lsior, nd Williams, from New Orleans 5,,. 118 , , ri Lannon, for .Riga---( iftn "vv, Rniamin. for eiro--lianover, R for Huvre—grin r, Spencer, for Philadelphia—William, sar, Jansen, for Cuidad nv York—Tom Moore, Stitt, for Rio rs, for Charleston—Sincerity, Griffiths, Timms, for Maranham. ;s Victor Larch, Lard ante, henceSalafq:. n lley, from FleetwO, !eat Galveston. New York Acorn - ,. - .i, Vulcan 1 64nvr.'., alenno, Rouen: tt Memel William Cameron, Miinlochy, Ross-shire, merchant John Watt, Kilsyth, Stirling-shire coal-master. Owen M`Gough, Glasgow,-spirit-dealer. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY . FROM_ DISSOLVED. Dean Brothers, Liverpool, merchants—D. Shaw, Son, and Huddersfield and Aldmondbury, Yorkshire, merchants -hrook.and P-• -riestley, Leeds, Cap manufacfurers—J. and R. l'reston, Jane-wood. near Holmtirtb, Yorkshire, dyers—S. Hirst and 1). Hardcastle, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, rag merchants Winterhalder, and•Dilger, Bradford, Yorkshire, clock makers ; as far as regards T. Dilger--G. Hanson and Sons, Bradford, Yorkshire, • stuff merchants ; as far as regards J. Hanson—G. Wilson and F. Southern, Sheffield, merchants. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. D. and J. Burton, Middleton, Lancashire, cotton spinners. W. Longbotton and R. Bentley, Rochdale, wool merchants. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Robert A. Stac Robert Co; an, Leicester-square, London, glass merchant, huldelle. Rvde_ Isle of Wiirht. hair dresser_ James Rumsev, LansdowUe-villas, Full n-road, dry William Fu John Laxton, Cheshunt, Herefordshire, linen draper William Andrew, Duval's-lane, Hornsey-road, liter keeper. James Tate, Holles-street,!Cavendish-square, bootmaker. Ray Joseph Jones, Basingstoke, London, tailor. Francis Buchanan Hoare, Lincoln's. inn -fields, printer. James Riley, Mount-place, Walworth, cheesemonger. John Shea, Aldermanbury, woollen warehouseman. George Burbidge, Moorgate-street, London, auctioneer. John Sansom, Fordingbritlge, Hampshire, surgeon. Henry Clare Timpson, Tonbridge Wells, surgeon. John Watins, Wandsworth-road, Surrey, licensed victualler Jabez Hawkins, Nottingham, currier. Edward Swift, Walsall, Staffordshire, a James Tyler, Worcester, hop merchant Samuel Groom, Whitchurch, Salop, auctioneer William Burton, Bradford, Yorkshire idler's ironmonger Richard Rymer, Manchester, hotel keeper James Butter ..9 p 5..6 p 18 .. 20 p 87 .. 88 lf 214.. 21i 23..2 d 71.. 71 - 4 3 .. 2R ct ..11d 4 . .. 31 d 1/3.. 48/9 d If.. 14 d i• • 115.. 117 2/..3 p 126.. 128 2 ..2$ p 91¢..921 122 .. 125 31 ..31z} 1 08..11u 27 .. 28 131..13 r 122.. 124 31 ..31i 144..142 1 p 60 .. 62 1L..1 p 208.. 210 147.. 149 2..1d 8}..8 d 34 ..341 13i.. 14 14.4..15$ p 6i— 7 p a.. 1 p T. . par 4#.. 4i 1 2__24 la.. 11 a 25..24 d d.. par 9 .. 7 d 36 .. i• • d.. par_ d par.. p U.. d d *..1 p 4 .. 3i tl I .. 6 4. • SI (I 344..34.i 4 .. .. 44 p 2.. 42k.. 43 1 10 11..11} di 17i..16t di 5i.. 5* d 9i..9 d 4i..4t d 9 .. 8 d 9 ..8i d 10-.. 14* d 5i.. 5 d d 9 —9iP 1 641.. )7 34.. 34 d 37_.. 38 4i.. 41:p par.. 4p W.. 21 a 48#..494 364..374 34.. 3 d 25i.. 6/..52d 9 ..8 d 2Z. 2 d 4 ..3 d 72 0 -85 0 Oats, per 451 b. English and Scotch Welsh Irish, fine qualities general do. Beans, English, v• qr Scotch & Irish, IP -Is Pease, English, white Do. & Irish .. maple Flour, per 291 h. r... 53 0 50115 49 0 e•. ; 59 0 English & Irish, 2nds --= fine . Litt3. superfine 60 0 —62 11 extra Oatmeal, r lb. of 2401 b Irish, 1846 Canadian Bran, co , 241 .52 0 I old • - do. 5 9 Seed 5 10 6 0 5 8 5 9 —8 I —56 .0 Pigeon .'55 0 —57 0 —5l -64 11 0 glue.... grey '54 0 -56 0 / 5 9 0 - '44 0 44 0 - 374 1 half shares, late W. P. & G 101 Extension shares, Do. 93 • Late Manchr., Bolton, & Bury 100 Manchester, Sheffd. & Line°lns. 8 Quarter shares, No. l 25 Quarter shares, No. 2 7+ Eighth shares 20 late Gt. Grimsby and Shen 5 .e2O shares 3,V Quarter shares 10 late Great Grimsby Dock I 5 late Sheffield and Lincolnshire; 5 Manchester, Sheffd., & Midland, 2 Manchester and Southampton 42/ Matlock and Midland Stock. 111idland •. 33 .E4O shares , . 6 New shares Stock. Consol. Birmingham SzDerbl - Birmingham and Gloucester 17} Quarter shares 32 Rricfnl find 20 'Newcastle and 25 Nnrth !,4hieltl 100 Newcastle and Carlisle 25 Quarter shares 40 New shares 100 Norfolk 10 - Extensions (5 per cent.) New sliares 25 North British 124 Half shares 23 Quarter shares .... 50 .Northern and Eastern 5 North Staffordshire.., 100 'North Union' 100 Ditto 4 North Western 221 Oxford , Worcester, & Wolverh 25 ,Preston and Wyre 25 I Preference (5 '49 , cent.) 25 I New Do. (5 7/) , cent. and Div Si Half shares Half shares 4 Sixth shares 100 Runcorn Gap 10 'New shares 60 Preference shares 171 Scottish Central 1 74 Scottish Midland I Sheffield, Rotherm. & Doncaster 2,} Sheffield_ Rotherham. and Goole 3 i ShrewsbUry and Birthingham 16 ShrwAby &Chester, late N.W.111 New shares 2 'Shrewsbury and Hereford 12 'Shrewsbury, Oswestry & Chester Do. and Chester new shares 40 South Devon 50 South Eastern and Dover 20 New shares, No. 1 5 1 ,91 2 , 1 ssoo N tuat e hh w shares, No. 2 15 1 Consolidat e d Thi r d s 5 , New shares, No. 4 42 / South Mid. June. & Salisbury p s n t r a t m ar r d d s E h u i r x e t o n 10 south Wales 1i Warwick & Cly!ltenham Junctn 6 Whitehaven and Furness .... 18 Whitehaven Junction 20 Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth 10 - New sha;W -4 Preference shares SO York and North 31idland 23 Half shares, 25 .New Half shares 10 , E. &W. Riding Extension SO Belfast and Ballymena 22i Cork and Bandon •emium; tba —Eliza, le, cotton thanufactarer and Mellor, Ashton-under-Lyne ge Thomas Bradbury,l3ank-mi DIVIDENDS. ill, Ashton-under-Lyne J. Winder, Hampson-mills, Bury, Lancashire bleacher-LJune 1, W. Barker, Boylan, Lancashire, millwrigh —May 29, J. L. Hood, Princes-street, Leicester-square am Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire. rone manufacturer. June 1 be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. May 28, J. Gillon,,itm., Liverpool, wine merchants—June 3, J. Chatterton, Manchester, coach builder—Jvne 3, W. Dickin son, Manchester, Saddler—May 31, J., and T. Booth, Haughton, Lancashire, hat manufacturer. CERTIFICATES To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before May 28. J. Bagnall Birmingham, builder—P. CaMet, Manchester, leather dealer—J. and J. Firth, jun., J. Dugdale, and W. Stott, Stainland, Yorkshire, cotton spinners. Je granted, unless c W. Cocbra J. E. Garvf SCOTCH SEQUE-§isIiATIONS Kelvinhaug;h, bleacher. S. C. Bar le, timber merchant, ilasgow, s: :h. mercha k printers. n, Glasgow, - cabinet maker R. Grieve, Rokburihsliire, miller THE -CHARITIES. LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT the week, 14; Remaining in'the Himse, 196. Consulting Surgeon, J. Dawson, Esq. ; House Surgeon, Mr M`Cheane ; Apothecary, Mr. aeorie"Padley ; House \'isi tors, L. Peel and C. W. Reade, Esqrs. ; Chaplain Rev. W. Blundell. Richard Gibson, Treasurer. NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT, MAY 8 AnAir irrED : Accidents, 23 ; Medical and Surgical Cases upon recommendation, 22; Total, 45.—DISCHARGED : Cured, 13; Relieved and at own request, 6; Attended as Out Patients, 11; Irregular, 1 ; Died, 2; Remaining in the HoFpital, 101. Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician 'and Surgeon for the ensuing week, Dr. Scott and Mr. Jones; House Visitors, Rev. Thomas Hornby and Chas. Inman, Esq. ; House-Surgeon, Mr. T. B. Gildersleeves ; Trea_ surer, B. H. Jones, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rev. Wm. Hughes . oo SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL, MkY 8, MONTHVP REPORT. INDOOR: Cured ariiieilWeiC6B ; Dead, 4; Entered, 72; Under treatment, 48.—Ournoott : Cured and relieved, 150 ; Dead, 0; Entered, 145 ; Under treatment, 28. Chaplain, Rev. Thomas Nolan, A.M. • Treasurer, B. Platt, Esq. ; Visitors, Studley Martin arid John Job, Esqrs. ; House-Surgeon, Mr. Thos. Morris ; Assistant House- Surgeon, Mr. Thomas Armstrong Cammock. WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND WORK HOUSE HOSPITALS, MAY 8, 1847. ADMITTED: Fever and Small Pox, 102; Medical and Surgical Wards, 49; Lying-in Wards, 2; Lock, 2; Total, 155.—Drs- CHARGED: Cured, 86; Relieved, 15 ; Died, 42; Total, 143. — REMAINING IN THE HOSPITALS : Fever and Small Pox, 421 ; Medical and Surgical Wards, 265 ; Lying-in Wards, 9 ; Lock, 21 ; Total, 716. Consulting Physicians, Dr. Macrorie and Dr. Gouthwaite; Consulting Surgeon, Mr. M'Culloch ; Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Dickinson and Mr. Davies; House-Surgeon, Mr. T. F. Grimsdale ; Assist.-Surgeons, Mr. E. T. Watkins and Mr. Baines ; Apothecary, Mr. LYING-IN HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN, 21, PEMBROKE-PLACE. APRIL, 1847. Aumirrim : in -Patients, SCHAIIGED: Cured, 50; 29 . ; Out-Patients, 85 Total, 105 L e iliod Accon- ItemaininF on the Books, 140. Consulting Surgeon, Thomas Blackburn, Esq. ; there, Messrs. Watson, Roche, and Blower; Treasurer, Robert Smith. Esq., Tower-garden. Honorary Secreta rio, Thomas Dwyer, A.M., and Mg. Jame., Stoneltouse. 55 0 -63 0 -48 0 48 0 CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 7. We have scarcely any thin-. in from Ireland or coastwise (luring tne past tnree pay, and the only arrival of Wheat is comprised in 1538 quarters from the United States, while the II tall euppiy or Inman corn, Corn Meal, and Flour, though to a fair extent, falls very considerably short of what we have lately been accustomed to receive. The steady improving tone of the country markets, and the additional advance in London on Wednesday, have further stimulated the trade here, in the interval since our last market, and upon a fair amount of business the tendency to higher prices has been manifested; at the same time, cash buyers have found a decided advantage in their purchases, and many bargains of this nature have been closed. This morning's market was well attended, 'chiefly by parties from the interior, and with an animated demand for all articles, principally for our own locality, in addition to.a moderate sa l e to Irish buyers, we quote a pretty general advance upon the current rates of Tuesday, viz.:—On Wheat, 4d to 6d per 70Ib. ; Sack Flour, 3s to 4s • Barrels, Is 6d ; Barley, W to Id p er 601 b. ; Beans, Is ; Indian dorn, 2s per quarter; Indian Meal, 6d to Is per barrel ; Oatmeal, 2s per load. Several parcels of Indian Corn were taken at the advance, to hold over which were the only speculative transactions ap. Lay. the mat bulk of our demand hpirto, LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, MAY 7. Sugar.—The demand is extremely limited, and owing to the continued pressure in the money market, buyers only purchase for their immediate wants, even at the reduced quotations. The% entne aye. Mule II I) •Ind 10r.n1,--. • • nu,' 4., 48 C. 1, r oreign.— The market continues very fiat, the sales of the week being confined to 70 hhds. Porto Rico, at from 47s to 50s per cwt., and a few small lots of Brazil and Havana. Molasses.—The trade are very reluctant to purchase beyond their immediate wants, and the sales, which consist of 200 casks Porto Itfco and Surinam, show a decline of is on previ ous ra t es . Coffee.—Upwards of 300 tees of Jamaica, of the new crop, have been sold, at prices within the range of the quotations now given. No sales of Foreign. 200 bags black Pepper brought 21(.1 per lb. No sates of Cocoa, Ginger, or Pirnento. 3256(1061...fg05r ognootrilietosprionte,a4to2ooo.btaog4l:eOlypotr Rice.-1350 tees. Carolina sold, chiefly for export, at 25s to tboroakrer n iN:e an a , t i 2 2 , 1:, nf a i n t d . 22s 6d _ now gve,n goon, ann 700 bags Italian at 2ls 6d to 22s per cwt. The business is limited to 50 casks in all kinds. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MAY 7. On Saturday, in the expectation•that the extreme stringency It would in some degree relax. owing to the be money mar a uuluusvu suaca,auclius UUUUL t. ne rnaue in UP:. fllnds by the Russian government, an impuLse was given to the demand, and fully *d per lb advance was obtained upon all descriptions of American. From Monday to the close of the week there has been a complete cessation of speculative inquiry, and the Le reduction in several instances Icing /I( j. upon the quotations of last week ' • Surat and other descriptions are *d to id lowe. To-day the trade have been induced to purchase to a fair extent, and the market closes with rather more firm ness. Taken on speculation 3300 American, and for export 300 American and 200 Surat. POOL, s marked thus :e at a discount. Dublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Drogheda Third shares Dundalk and Enniskillen Great Southern and Western Londonderry and Coleraine ... Londonderry and Enniskillen . Midland and Great Western.... Half shares , Newry and Warrenpoint Ulster FOREIGN & COLONIAL LINES. Boulogne and Amiens ;Dutch Rhenish . . Great Western Canada Jamaica ................ Northern ....) PParaParisriiOrleans,ssananin,ddiTooi t oLo f France(constituted) Orleans n isnias(n c c e dn ( n c ßs o to n iut s ur t dt i t e de a u t )u x. e d . Paris and Strasburg (constitutd) Rouen and Havre 'Sambre and Meuse Strasburg and-Basle Tours and Nantes (constituted). West Flanders BANKS &c. Bank k i Royal Bank 315 J Union Bank 2i L'pool Fire and Life Insurance 5. North Colßßanklio'vmcrrep' osg a eotfl r n icirl d pi' aßiSl S %;: o e'inTkr3 i j i alk l i r i i n Wales glfist. B Companyank .. Bank. 52°11! • • New shares 10 Marine Assurance Company 1 2 Royal Assurance Company 39U. F l e tt u r . ch _24 11 oa Monte 1 i x a ri t . i d i. e 0 . Indirect. Stock. Bootle Waterworks Dire - ct. - In — direct. i Stock. Harrington Waterworks 840 100 Coal Gas Company Jan. 8 Lima ...... 4. Feb. 11 100 New Gas and Coke Company 43 . March 29 Mauritius .. ..:.... March 25 25 • Quarter shares April 1 ble AF F e e pb b r . . i l 22 180 1508 3 0 5 E B Pax ir cc k ihfi h ac e n i s g te l ea e p a in d ui l iN lo lia c nl k si s gsa & tio Ve n "l co lou . s . e . s 20 2° 8 8 March. 23 New Orleans -.. April 8 20 Rock Ferry l2k. March 6 New York... Apr. 17 , i, 10 'Steam Tug Company ,April 13 Pernambuco. kpril 3 :: 10 'South-East Steam Company 1k Feb. 28 Rio Janeiro.. .. March 17 IMarch 19 Savannah .. April 11 March 18 St. Helena .. .. :larch 18 March 25 Valparaiso .. -.. .Tan. 28 Marc)) p Yera Cruz .. .. arch is re at a p; i) .13 p I) 394 o 177 191 10 - d 210 7 d 121 d 11 denotes Shares called in for Reistration. denotes Scrip Shares called in For Regiatrati4 ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, For the week ending May 8, 1847. SALES OF THE WEEK 170 Sea Island 00 Stained 4860 Bowed Georgia 4800 {, Mobileiilabannt and Tennes 11830 New Orleans f Pernambuco & Paraiba 380 1 Aracati and Ceara .. 320 Bahia and Maceio 220 f Maranham. 1 Sawginned .... Minas .... Para 80 Demerara, Surinam, &t 1110 Egyptian.... 260 Barbadoes.. .... Peruvian.... .... Bahama .... Laguayra .... Common We Carthagena .... Smyrna .... Manila 2870 Surat . 80 Madras .... Bengal it India 27070 bales. LATEST Australia Darbadoes Bombay B. Ayres Calcutta C. G. Hope. Charleston . China Demerara Havana Jamaica Guayra,.l Prices paid in the week. 161 22 - 7 5 11 - s 7 si 6i - 7 61 - 7i DATES AT LIVER Imports This WklThis Yr 5704 178887 J 4006 208447 } 616 12264 } 98 9 9791 ... • 13983 1 1 I•• • • 1774 123 10 10 101 } 2315 28161 10 IA 14862 1 457190 lae marked Esq., of On the lit instant, very suddenly, of nervous fever, aged 40, ELIZABETH, the beloved wife of Mr. PETER M`MULDROW Hunt( Same day, at Warrington, aged 92 years, Miss EVANSON. Same day, in Field-street, Everton, Mr. ROBERT HOOD. Same day, aged 52 years, Mr. THOS. WILLIAMS MACK FORD, merchant. Same day. at Low-hill, aged 85 years, Mrs. MACLEAN. Same dai, aged 75 years, - Mr. JONATHAN GREENWOOD ; of Copperas-hill. Same day, aged years, CHARLES AUGUSTUS, youngest ;on of Mr. JOHN HAILL, of Kensington. On the 2d instant, azed 22 years, JANE, youngest danghter of the late Mr. JOHN JAMES, who formerly kept the Castle Inn, in Lord-street, previously to that street being altered. Same day, at her residence, Hope-street, aged 61 years, MARGARET, relict of the late JOHN FLEEMING, Esq. Same day, in Queen-square, aged 40 years, Mr. JOHN JOHNSON. Same day, aged 10 months, RUTH ELLEN DORCAS daughter of Mr. JOHN ABRAHAM, Brhiport-street. Same day, aged 4( years, Mr. JOHN BAKER, sailmaker formerly of Lancastc Same day, aged 64, Mr. THOMAS TRISTRAM, ship-bread Same day, at Weaverham, Cheshire, in her 64th year, Miss MARROW ; and on the Bth instant, at Thatto Heath, t, lie lens, aged 59, Mr. JOHN MARROW, brother to the above. On the 3d instant, aged 4 years, MARY ELIZABETH, daughter of P. WFARLANE, tailor. Same day, at the residence of her son-in-law, Captain John Morton, 108, Bedford-street, Toxteth.park, Mrs. ELIZABETH ARKLEY, aged 74 years, formerly of North Shields. She sur vived her husband only eleven weeks. Same day, aged 54, Mr. WM. HIBBERT, chemist and drug- Same day, at the house of her late brother, Mr. Richan Sharrocks7, surgeon, of this town, ANN, eldest daughter of th• late WM. SHARROGNS, of Manchester. Same day, Mr. JOHN READ, of Regent-circus, Piccadilly, London, inventor of the stomach-pump, and other valuable patented inventions. Same day, at the Vicarage, Bramford, Speke, Devon, aged 85 years, the Rev. JOHN MUDGE, A.M., Vicar of that parish, and Rector of Lustleigh, Devon. On the 4th instant, at 4, Seville-place, Dublin, aged 62 years ANDREW WDOWELL, Esq., late of the Bank of Ireland. Same day, aged 37 years, Mr. JOSEPH TATE, bookkeeper Wakefiek ne day, at h Tottenham, in his 80th yea c t:, JOHN RAMS. M.D. BOTHAM, Es( On the sth instant, aged 86 years, Mr. THOMAS SUTTON_ Formby e day, in his 73d year, Mr. ROBERT PARKINSON,. Militia, w d of fifty >erven a ie held the rank in Tuebrool 1 37, Mr. WM. PERI ice, in Rolieby-street, Everton, ages M. PARRY, of Hunter 155, WILLIAM, eldes oms, London, of his mother, Rudgrane-place of the late NV the 6th ins' of her Maje, Egremc eldest s t,JOHN HOLBROOK, attorney, oilllacCiesfielet,l;l a of the late Samuel Holbrook, of lb•atlwall, Cheshire lay, at his residence in Bath, 1 ) r. CRAWFORD. On the tlth instant, at the bouse'of - lier;On,l4ent; Ihr sTeaves, "The Grapes," 32, H un t er - street 80 years SARAH, relict of the late HENRY HA RGIH::AVE9 Same day at Nantwich, Cheshi re , after protracted illness a s U Mr: WM. STER, shipbrolier, of this town. On the 7th instant, much respected, at his house, Bedf or d street South, JAMES C. WILD, Esq. Same day, HENRY, son of Mr. MATTHEW .TER, of Irvine. 1.:. I SaMe ddy SCHOLFIE in his 23d year, JOSEPH, only , n of Mr. HUGH On the Bth instant, at the residence of her uncle, Thoma; Chalmer, Esq., Netherfield-lane North, in her 17th year EMMA, eldest daughter of the Rev. E. B. CHALMER, of Ful wood Parsonage, near Sheffield. On the 9th instant, after a long and severe illness, MARIA, wife of Mr. THOS. BATCHELAIt, Epworth-street, Same day, Mr. WM. MEADOWS, of Cheapside, Formby. STATE OF TRADE MANCHESTER.—This has been one of the severest and most trying weeks experienced in Manchester for many years, and we are sorry to say that the prospects for the coming week are unrelieved by a single alleviating circumstance. The embar rassed state of the money market operates with undiminished force upon every department of our trade, inducing parties on all hands to adopt the most cautious policy, and for the present to confine their operations within the narrowest compass. The general gloom, arising from the state of our monetary affa;rs, has been increased by the failure of an American house, whose liabilities are reported to be considerable, and which will affect to some extent a few large firms in this town. Under the cir cumstances, scarcely any business can be effected, and the prices of Tuesday last are with difficulty supported. Some ra ther extensive purchases of yarns were made early in the week at very low prices. ROCHDALE.—The flannel market is very dull, and the de mand for all descriptions of goods is limited. Prices in many in stances are lower than last week. The wool market is flat, and manufacturers purchase sparingly. Prices remain firm. LEEDS.—The woollen trade of this town continues much the same as it has been for some time past, but here, as is the case throughout all the manufacturing districts, there is more or less stagnation, arising from the high price of provisions and the unsatisfactory state of the money market. A good amount of business was done in. the Cloth Hall on Saturday for the Ame rican trade, but Tuesday's market was one of the dullest we have had this year. As we have stated more thrn once, great caution is manifested by all parties, and hence stocks are low, and prices do not fall much. DDERSFIELD.—We have no change to notice in the state of the trade of this town. It continues dull, and we fear it is likely to remain so. But few buyers have been at market this week, and they purchased but to ti trifling B RADFORD.--Wool.—The mar-et is he to the general scarcity of money from purchasing by the difilcu by the near approach of t for the sale of new w f their positio YorkshiiT markets fails and brokes are dull, at our last Zing of t quotations.-18 uu not near or any change in this branch of the trade, and until better prices can be realised, no additional machinery will be put to work.—Pieces: There is nothing different in our market to-day. Things are steadily moving on, without any i ncrease in stock or change in prices. HA LI FA X.---The market was exceedingly dull, and little or no business done._ For yarns the demand enntinnom I tie., hnf ...... IL, 5.7.1 prices spew little irnprtivetnent, and spinners c annot replace at the prices offered. In woo! there is no change to notice;_ stocks begin to get low, es stapl ers cannot purchase from the farmers to make a profit. II sate, mum, he's down manner; cradle." In my sweet angel's cradle!" I shri tirs, whet ing no more, I rushee there I found the hair, in one of the Witn e y s and, Licking away as i good-for-nothing bit o you, Emma, ever tell t as that you used to your last mistress "I'm notl y yourself, if 1 up in flannel every eve VARIETIES The following singul idicted to his ban Every ler of 1 ute, with ed by the 1 answered, alarmed at my I put him in the baby's , ked, and, say , sure enough, ) of ours tolled up belonging to my baby's bassinet, ' r•e half stifled. " Oh, you !" I exelaimed" how dale an abominable falsehood, dog in a blz net ev ery night at tory, yot before I went to be or his.' k Miss: yhotud :cessful tne wnole loaf t,_ upon to cv m weight wards ca Le of the rite the river , and offerm ring to brace- is gave ur mectly con- ther rear• with vividness to tt the mys- contorted ateol family in the eountr [e reformation of others, c in th It is a singular s, that they a. Cevenn the traveller's meal with to the pay for no more than which the loaf has inc A PRESENT ILL RI from .Scinde, bringin, bracelets, worth 50.00 Goroo, and requ Gm :Ed to urge his reou then went immediatel bracelets into the w come of it ; and G On hearing this. thi him 500 rupees if he v provided the place cot At Gregor's THE INF bility of pr Hivtcry of t to poet the vies• of imagin stance. The Arab by terious tale of Afrit. ( and pausing breath of th * * )ry, however often heard—is a palmary instance. ill perfect poetry must tend to re-produce the emo tion that produced itself; on the success of this operation its claims wholly depend. The poet propagates poets without end, momentary sharers of his own inspiration; his soul undergoes a sort of perpetual transmigration, through an infinite series of enraptured students. The reader is himself the poet of the moment ; feels as lie felt —nay, often more deeply, because more Rvd,lfrn n„,l therefore, more forcibly than th author himself, in the is that earthly life after dave coveted a why The divine hour (wherever, whenever, it was —can no to-- ken guide the pilgrim to such haunts, or the chronologist to such hours ?) when the awful form of " the Archangel ruined" first grew up before the sightless eyes of Milton; the hour when Shakspeare first caught a sight of tempted, terrible Macbeth ; or Dante looked through the prison grating, and beheld the starving father among his dead sons; or saw with stern pity that lost Francesca stooping with her lover over the same perilous page; or yet more mournful—his Madonna della Pia, dying amid the pesti lential solitudes of the Maremna—that hour is not perish able ; it is mirrored in ten thousand thousand other hours, where the same picture rises unchanged before other minds, and moves to similar emotions; faintly or fully, as it may be, here hardly awaking the dormant soul to feeling, here arous ing, stimulating, transporting ; as with him (Lyttelton, if we remember rightly) who when he came to those stu pendous lines describing the acclamations of the infernal host at the close of their leader's harangue, cast down the book, unable to proceed until he had worked off the ex citement of the tremendous vision they evoked before his imagination.—Dublin University Magazine. irocess of pro leath so many great spirits I TIDE TABLE MORN. lEVENO. HOOT. HOLYDAYS, RTC. • May. Ih. in. Ih. m. ft. in. Tuesday....ll 8 9 840 15 1 Wednesday.l2 9 7 934 16 5 Thursday ..13 958 10 23 118 1 Ascension day. Friday .... 14 10 45 ll 8 119 1 13 11 31 11 33 119 0 19 C 6th Sunday aft. Easter 6atUra :Funday 1( Monday ... 171 0 MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL May. 11, Andrew fir Hour. District Court, ill TV"- 11, Thomas Robinson (Ist) 14, Peter For long (2nd) 14, Alexander White liattersby 14, Stephen Bentley (audit 14, John Ward (Iht) 14, William Oswin (audit) 17, Edward Swararia 18, John Wilkinson (pro -",:••• 18, Thomas Plumbiey Franceye. (audit).. * . 6 , is, Edward Davies (proof and Qv.) .... nd - div.) ~i)i