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April 22. 1851 SOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION L MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE. koo:THIRTEENTEI ANNUAL GENERAL EETiNG of this SOCIETY was held in the WATERLOO Joe Edinburgh, on WEDNESDAY, the 19th February. NIIiO2IIUTER, Esq., Auditor of the Court Of Ft*-Ssions, the kveLue rector, being called to the chair, said,—The Directors llittieTt.ltreatest satisfaction in again meeting with theircon to f ° . • Nothing is so pleasant to report as good tidings. I , te fiß urtner occasion have the Directors had anything to ex tze,„,!ut co ngratulations; and the present meeting forms no PtlOn • 'as 8 t ,„,,41 that rPspect. The prosperity of the Institution t'gri,i t ""ifY and rap Ply increased. 'I he business reported at , 4° W V, rn eetillg WAS the largest we h a d ever •liad, and we have DOSjij 'elo l a still more successful year. We have attained which, I believe, was never, reached by any similar !tr o p) so short space of time. But lam only fOrestalling 41 ' 41 11, who, as Convener of the Committee, will now 4„ .. tin the Report 44,.. WILLIAM OLIPHANT Publisher, laid on the table the r. 10111 the Directors ' A ft er referring in terms of con hNtll to the different topics which it embraced, he said,— h r •Vtltliter anticipate the Report now about to be rest'; "t)a 'Mg been a Alember of this Institution from its forma the j:sn,t havin‘lrui thrhonour of being an office-bearer (hiring tor, ; t Pight tirct as Auditor, and afterwards as liirec thhill,(l havinz consequently ha d the best opportunities of ~ep aer s its berhapatn tirine:pies, an , of becoming acquainted with the uhith these have been carried into pract ce. I may th ice, to ue emitte d ,pr v • that lam about to , retire from your e - • "'KT it remark n 'I r two on its leading ft.at tires, and on litletc . " B it has mad e di b ning the period I have been o ffi cially ti'", e , ' with th,,dtsi~,'E of these topics it:is scarcely nei. ' , tilde,. of the society have been already so amply and 44 1 1 , lust rated in the published proceedings of our van :ally o d :ai Meetings. Whether I look at the moderate, though it"t onquate, scale of our premiums, which enable the assurer itiNiin receive the largest beneit et the least expense, .and N ." the event of his early death, to obtain or his family a nr,:in.de of alitdefinite sum, instead nf the uncertain amount under 'tt1,1)11 of the usual bonus system : or at the equitable 100 t. d'hustment under which the surplus which shall ac -1,4 this is already known to he very considerable.) will e ery aPportioned among those parties by who,, it . has pluichi''',lll, created I aril more and more. convinced t the may of the basis upon which this society was .ks, - " f It may be tille ,, ed that our principles of division par ?! ,`"e nature of ti;ntine But this, in the moil ified sense '' It is true O rl far from's blemish], I rather look upon Ls "l4it a l ln age. To :I'S - elite words of the learned Protessorwlio pre .,".first Annual Meeting— his peculiarity will recoil]. i aan v '''s thstittnitin to younglives. and prove ofnodisadvantage itt eajl e t a n se, trioreTspecially when it ix recollected how prone we --It citOn on intigevity, and how truly the poet says— L oriz evi ,',.: l _‘, l l men count all men mortal but thruseiv 4 ) 41 Ort i ZTsi s io this office, its fair and lee . ' cle plan here adopted is the • i -r " ° t ,sugftisted for the di lon o the profits. Ln 3 •Selpett a niaaeS, it tends t ecur , for tlds Instit u %Vett Or k e ' ss Q iCOTitr butors, a to Keep back diose In) /11Cillt its n !‘ v t h at they have lat t seeds of disease, by hold al"iierielh:fad_,vatitaies' to t se veterans whose Ititfitt n i Wi der them ti most deal , ons.” rlful to enlarge .h I would -.et Il "'tient e - "'Y one poi n t o f nera l tharneter to datibta, hat r.Y v ‘ ert. I shoo haverhoug.lit it srar alutual t ce, witich the•whot VOilfiea t iW"e's, must b more bencficial .. to • of the P prietary system, it • , Ts4 ns , ota belongs/ to other parties. 11 110 :.vho were under a misapprehe ,4l,,atile alleged —natit tlu(t Mr .ances , ocieties ejrPutio ropr vr equwidarr C., 4es divide -their whole ing , .." ii ‘ at Out of these, they shall re ;'1: 1;! 0 _ 4 ef rs than any Aural Assurances ,ocieties do not, wry 1 1.411 / 2 ' th "te nt tl • is ofits at ib" ll :ae t h, e 4l;lon is founded noon v, 4 t, In the Alumni •Oiliee, a .•—•- • • • eta Nti °fl ; but the•suni so reservPil falls into . lie fund ita ,St the'eßUlts next n'Tiod of investigation. Observe themtif k ilo. • 5 5 ,„ .. of the process in a Alutwil and in a Proprif•tury tq : ne that, at .afist investigation, the profits of e ch _lh t "; i r ,',', 1 _ 0 9,000, and that in each a reserve of a fourth is l i ttratial 'Office the - of .e 25 ., CO %Of laadded to - the surplu ra s d m iv.b.rah!e at ti di t 'gation. The new reserve then mt st 4 r vef un v O . eti at the third, and so on. 'rhe a (It nuked, - may go on it cveasing, tiq r , Pt 4 ",,t B , and so as to Lear a proportion If t si but It is only` at 'the first i It 'e whole profits are not b 4 1' f ll n och . orif - thie nrotreas of the divided fill ~, ,,,,a •taat, within a ev ery fl the t opt i 4 • itriest•w•kon • th. l‘tti•" . art , ...)..111)./1°„T,r7.• Ib ..t gUr '7 , 11 ott.;'hot.4'se 1,000 is traced, Ip Set "i'rtetors, AS • et D; gr . he nt in lilt till th 4 he Z te of an 'a ~„ , an 4 ere the business liad greatly "ii'd then read the following ae pirp n ,"Ri3POßT -BY 'l' HE DI RECTORS 141 ftipeCorB had the -satisfaction of, reporti tet„, 4 fll,„ l :'g tire largest amount of business sir l iie l 7 lo trro )e idtY. That increase was perhaps wip,e tha,,s.iehrevalenceof theepidemic in 1849, which directed itt oo " .^-iiiin3.!l3-1 attention to Life Assurance. It is therefore 151 0 1 4 o : 1. . gratification that the Directors. h&ve new to )0 4%.0. _..t11 2% - j , r increase on the business of 150 over the kn:tin g . r t : 1 1/ former year. er. - .Ptit tVenr . A 1 1 ,3 rawnrtnce lc fhn read a tab' position fir , and which kliovved that doubled. vij i rve t .l 14,,411ritt being .t•260,a0,5 il",,the year have amounteo tor""llit ti „7. Is. 4(1. is by cunnal paymet : it t ,' A t - Vale and deferred, have likewise : illi,iite,C:lst December, 1850, the subsist F~nmsittro„l,6s2,7o7 95., and the so i ," 'lnterest was about 11,ehe A...!11ed to .t 166,801 15s. 9d. last General Meeting shewed• that . , in . 18 . 4 n 9 , filib en tWrtv-one deaths, the amount of , claims .t ne 14(;4ti.k;•41iiifiTnove 4 1 5,n00. in the past year the mo cu rt r a r l e i d y , hr 4 by twenty-eight deaths have tic The nev Assurances Yearly Income from_Pre 4,500. The Accumulated "cti arn a ' ut;t — to;lT,B " ;o "s in . tili;resp ect the favor )14 r ~ p f 1 al p ~ nMiP "ce of the Society coincides with that of the retiv,ations applicable to the community a r t lare Nll4, • na s been o b, 4e 4 ,1%i emi e erved to follow opon•forme visits- t05ea0,;(:,.C..„21 ;,'_ 3 nsitler that in anon, nnint nf vienv that vv++.4. gi g hi a ‘ i L n r e n o t:tii e n - i r stctZ%,'" - ;V t . '" g c the Cunt ITTscion the posit The Iteport•con hid ; egow and L it te fN I b W-ta a refer enceondon to the_ flourishing ranchp. •wo rt it e -- k....tt. . _ by thp A to which it and relutive etatea, having Olenrend by the M amorer, 4 4 %, ? ki) • PROVOaI, aahl,—Mr. Chairman, T have gat Moving the al proval of the exce ll ent Report which r;,`et t heard read,:tisan which more satisfactory state f tirvi:ln out ha ve been • presented. It has been peculiarly t - nifo,;;" to •me to watch the increasing prosperity of this ti-,' l neer n • was one of its orizinal members, and have been tef f he „!dwith t as a Director and otherwise doting its career il k at 4.Btgenttime. /well remember the anxietv which was 04,,et iZonuneiicement. The principles were-new on which iqer,,tz.rlded, and the= subject was not then' so generally I , o,esti„ ° ,9,as new. Many , too, were prejudiced against the aves'_,tn-preiniums, which they feared might be too low. k,eetti_vatlived all that ; and many of the other offices have 0411h,071)1treduced their premiums to as low orate. I remem- Se,,ql, w w , s . 4 n, xious we' were lest a single death should have ' l lit t '"hv v , 'ten would at once have cleared out nurexchequer. eq,,i.,,'!"we the satisfaction of firming our Society in a !1e,,,p3100',:-'eil prosperity. having a revenue-of upwards ‘ ,PiO I•Tear, and an accumulated capital of no less than • iiy,teordially move thas this Report be approved of ; 1 : saki l ,M. BRAND,. Secretary to the Union Bank of o,,:"liad great pleasure in seconding the motion. A4s-„'ilie Auditors, had a full opportunity both of "Her,:,," ( ‘•lati o „• affairs, and of observing the. working of reces,,",,l4Dect ',Ill(' nothing could be more satisfactory in Gras th - i"." 1 1 -, c o ,' roe principles on which it was based must e t „ t esp,..,: ; ,cOnvi," . .niend themselves to every inquirer;-and . feel- W it i r, he could have no doubt as to its continued i t out wishing.to make any invuliousoompari en topes se r „ !nd other offices, (the very iliversily,of . whose I nit„, l ts to promote Life Assurance by exciting atten eet•R_"'ion v;: e nts,)it was surely a valuable feature -of . this s tir ; +Jet- it enabled anyone to secure for his family a • ""treet "'his decease, at the lowest premium cou!patinla 51 , 6 c0Furity, besides a•full share of the orofits corn ,94,2tlziB ,‘,14 fellow.members who survive =tit their con shalL amount to the sum assured. to eXPect more - than this, for he could only have _ Lioxpense or otnerB . t • e adoDted, "sri— the approval of the Report was then • unani. lttr v e if.cillUßT LER Professor of Biblical Criticism M moving thank to the Directors, remark- Int.teß7eficial effects to society as well as to families, of tt4 l - 1 `,.v.. t0 - 0 13 ,f Life .Assuratice, whir' b,'" so far as it goes, equa . ~ i tt and evil both •of the different periods of . o . ur own t4titi,' - ' r Y, and the • good aril evil of different families. It It) t, th tationaNy and beneficially to establish, to sonic c ommunity. of goods which has been attempted in 141,,t•i0,,, an er ways, always with gross failure, and sometimes Nl;,,An" l-441 e t tk CRANVF-ORD, Farmer, Rhodes, North Berwick, Motion which was cordially agreed to. , ere voted ' to the Local Boards and Agents, to the it 4 Pta t , a , e d Trustees, and to the Office-Bearers. The ipt3 4 4 . Was then constituted ,for the ensuing year,— N t t et • "n &nclair, City Clerk ; James Sterling, Civil lib'net ) • a nd William Nelson, PUblisher; being appointed i n , room of those retiring by rotation. Gl 11 ,,5H PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, FOR LIFE -N0 1t A SSURANCE AND ANNUITIES. is ANDREw-SQUARE, EDINBuROH; VinCent-Streel,; London, 12, Moorgite-street ; " n corporated by Act of Parliassent,) (4 14 Itta l S,, ll .N . OFFIcE WHACH COMBINES THE ADVAN- Utea.L ASSURANCS W;LTH MODERATE PREMIUMS. t.it t ‘o,.itte, Y Pllrj,ft (including even some of the older Mutual t wi tt „'t are offered the cboice o . f a Moderate Scale of ih:ltr,7 tq ,itAirii ri "otit any claim to share in. the ym P e r o opt i i . i ;e o m r i o u f m a 4iit i 'Atee A n coly ege is , H atAn ov eXcess N i T ve,. ;INSTITUTION are (14?,rte eletahi!;d:rettnites withof t h t t e Prf ‘ p o t n s,and at participating rttes scaleof P re o n f li r h m e enDthill ta il nlianies. , on which the Profits are divided is at once agmeidt fo r ~ , and favourable to good lives, the Surplus being ose members who alone bave made surplus .Ittle,r,'other words, for those whoise Premiums . , with ip e a t ' h teYeat, amount to the sums in their,Policies.. th,t, , e4 t , persons entering, at different ages, during ' o llo. 4 .i n e s t r, will come to share in the Surplus, Is shown Ati, ,, LIJAISTRATIONS : 11,44141) 2°, the P ' being t, , ill 1 ~, wiii remium £1 Ifie., payable, ofrcou . rse, amount .elOO on payment of the Premium t: t k, t ;,%'?. inl tnedui'tel 44 which, the Addition . declared, i n a 1 ') ,i 4 11 . ii le La iv , i at the Y o n evious Investigation in 1873, 11 14' 1 ' ltiA furthe'r ve3t r Addition will be Agedmae_at tbe n w e_x y t 11 4,hill t iin 1880 An Entrant at this will thue, 6 _ ht. t ett l e has reached the age of 54, have acquired n year . I'4 . 11 `'e Additions declared at two Septennial Inves i t illtt AR„ I t; 4ge ws?, .tte P remium is .e 2 14s. 9d., and an Entrant at littiiiii:A,liiiounaillveir4cs6l‘are o fsurplus apportioned to him at the . ves tingin 1873, and a further Addition ;lliartlef the latteryar,—thus sharing 41 il Age I ? n l by the time he has reached 62. in two Septennial N.A.O :.tthe P remium is Is. 11d.., and an Entrant at il lt3 lli ill b 4 ashore in 1859, vesting in 1865, 11 4 , zi e ~,n 1866. and a second Ztlter:.'ane'l4,lll,ers sharing along with a Is i tl: Z ,1 1) , , t .ii b ti f: o t ; za m i s.ayo s r u e l_l 4o i n n a common antic c i w pa i tthepat:hvaery,tigvreelayt smal lbody 11)...)I'llsr."1°na. notw ithstandln the lowness of the r c e o zall id m er e: . 111e 1 1 . 4t if;tl a w L 11 !),e given, at the nption of the members, either 7 . ki,` ( ttr t p r l. he Policies, or in abatenzent or extinction of A. si.ks einiums. .'2,3:_...._':'!A.NZ.!y AL PR IMILTII43TOASSIIRE £lOO AT DEATH 30- 2 Si. 40. 4s. ' 13 g: s. d. ~e ad,e I. d ie d 4' s d. ,6? 8 , d. ,B a. n• t oO l tni , '. 18 n 2 I . 9:2- 619 1 I s i 9 3 i 94 I 71 5 1 II th, it e.' Gerson 0 4 th 1004....r1y ....._ e sge of 30 may secure 'lOO at death, ''''ltt• u t Of /rY merit during his life of ..€2 Is. 6d. The same i p,,,,15h m_ reinium which, at that age, is charged on other 'l'‘ t ,,tY i t , Tual Oflicesfor an Assurance of ,Wl,OOO, will secure Apeule,..,e'Re Scottish Provident of 1 230. litileveril!lates, con, P.rative Table of the Scottish Offices, I I t At,,Zorination, may be obtained at the Office, or at any ' ';1. 4 4%, e JAMES WATSON,. Manager. 49.„, e,,.,r: 7811.Eclinhargh, - ..j , or t trerpool 3 4 1edi cal 0 ,„ OHN REID, is - 47`eer—Dr. GEE. )" OarttagtO, ant► litatbs. MARRIED. On the 3d ult., at Watab City, MAW-KEE-EO-KEE-WAH HAH-D,•UCHY KEW, Esq., to Miss WEE HUU•K.AW, (laughter of Maw-kee-hoo-shay-naw-zliee-kaw, all of Wanatah county, Minnesota. The editor of the Free Democrat states that he participated in the feast on this occasion, and was pre sented with the hind quarters of a fine dog. On the bib instant, at St. Michael's Church, by the Rev. Henr% Carpenter, A. 11., Mr. JOHN FLEETWOOD, to Miss C. WCOM B. On the 10th instant, at Bloomsbury Church, by the Hon. and Rev. H. Montague Villiers, M.A., A. I. COFFIN, Esq., M.D., of London, author of the " lot tic Guide to Health," to Mrs. S. ALEXADRE, daughter of the late Wm. Cartwright, Esq., of St. Pancras. Same (lay, at Holy Trinity (impel. Glasgow, by the Rev. H. G. Pixie, WM. II ERDEN WILSON. Esq., of this town, to MARIA ELIZABETH, second daughter of the late ROBERT BUCHANAN. Esq., of Glasgow. On the 12th instant, at Walton Church, Mr. ROBERT WILLIAMS or !tootle, to ANNE • ELIZABETH, eldest dau liter of the late Captain JOHN CHRISTIE. Same (lay, at Pont Illydden Church, Flintshire, by the Rev. H. E. Heaton, EDMUND SWETENHAM. Esq., barrister-at law, second son of Clement Swetenham. Esq., of Somerford Booths, Cheshire, to ELIZABETH JANE, daughter of W1L .t.,,0N JONES, Esq., of Hartsheath, Flintshire. On the 14tliinsiant, at St John the Baptist's Church, Mr. GEoRGE SMITH to Miss CATHERINE WHITESIDE. On the 15th instant, at Salem Welsh Independent Chapel, Brownlow-hill, by the Rev. Wm. Rees, Mr. ROBERT ROBERTS to Miss AN \ LLOYD. Same day. Mr. THOMAS MUIR to ELIZABETH, daughter of Mr. THOMAS MURIIIS, of Grafton•street. Same day, at St. Mark's Church, by the Rev. W. Pollock, Mr. WILLIAM H. WELLS, of Oxford, to Miss ELIZA JANE BARKER. Same day, at Tarvin, by the Rev. J. Dalton, THOMAS SUTTON YOUNG. of this town, to CATHERINE, daughter of the late WILLIAM HA SSA LL, Esq., of Clotton. (1n the 16th instant, at St. Paul's Church, Prince's-park, by the Rev. H. M'Neile, MD., Mr. J. J. KAVANAGH to Miss ELIZA BAXTER. Same day, at St. John's Church, by the Rev. W. M.A., Mr. PETER HART to Miss ANN BYRNE. Same day, at the Superintendent Registrar ' s Office, Mr, THO;IAS LEICESTER, of Springfield, Everton, to MARY BLAIN. On the 17th instaht, at St. Michael's Church, by the Rev. Henry Carpenter, A. 11.. Mr. JOSEPH TURNER, licensed victualler, to Miss ELIZABETH ENIM ENT. M. Falloon, Same day and place, by the Rev. Henry Carpenter, A. 8., Mr. DAVID PETRIE, mariner, to Miss AGNES MINMUIR, of Bridgewater-street. On the 17th instant, at the Crescent Chapel, Evertor. by the Rev. J. I{elly. Mr. SAMUEL THORNELEY to MARY, third danghNT of Mr. W. LA NCASTER. Satire day, at St. Mary's Church, Whitby, by the Rev. James Davidson. Mr ROBERT SHANKLANI), merchant, of this lown. to MARY JANE, youngest daughter of the late ..1A illiS ARTHUR. shipowner, of Whitby. - . Same day, at St. Mark's hnrcit, 'liy 'license,. Mr. -JOHN WH trrAti to Miss ELIZABETH HILTON. On the 19th instant, in London, Mr. SAMUEL TEED to ELIZA. youngest daughter of the late Mr. DANIEL \VII, LIAMSON. r rti,t. of this town. on the 20th instant, at St. John's Church, by the Rev. W. M. !Tatiana 11. A., Mr. JONATHAN GILL to Miss ESTHER CLARKSON. : , itme coy. st St. Mark's Chor6, Mr. WILLIAM JONES to Miss ELIZABETH M ERREYW EATHER. _Yesterday. at BehinKton, by the Rea. Charles Barton. LUKE R'ILI.IA:IISON. Esq.. ofßufford. Nottinghamshire, to EMILY, relict of the late NI ARK RIMM ER, Esq., and youngest -sur viving daughter of the late - JAMES ACK ERS, Esq. Same day. at St. Mark's Cliturcb, Mr. JOHN GRANT to Miss ELIZABETH !TEAGUE. BIRTHS DIKE, of Brynllwyd. Anglesey, of a son. On th- 9th instant, at 'Stourton-hall, the lady of JOSEPH LIVESLY, Fsq., of a son. On the 10th instant, the wife of Mr. JOSEPH DONNELL, of Wellington-terrace, Southport, of a son. Same clay, Mrs. J. A..I3AItNEIT, of Horatio-stree Birken- bead, of a son. On the 12th instant, the wife of HENRY LASEMANN, Esq., of Sandown-lane, Wavertree, of a son. On the ]3lk Itistant, At Norley-hall, Chesl SAMUEL WOODHOUSE, Esq., of a daughter her thirtieth child. On the tfitb instant; the wife of Mr. G. F. SMITHiot - Upper Parliament-street, Windsor, of a son. On the Uth instant, Mrs CHARLES ARENDS. olMontpel lier-terrace, Upper Parliament-street, of a daughter. Same day, Mrs. DANIEL CUNNINGHAM, of Higher Fran- mere, of a-daughter On the 18th instant; - in Abbey-street, Chester, Mrs. TITH ER GTON, of a son. Same day, at St:James's-terrace, St. Jar of Mr. JA WES , COCKER, of a son !es-road, the wife 1 the 19th instant, at 33• St. James's street, the wife o Mr. W. P. GUNNYON, clothier, of a daughter. DIED the 31s tge hoineYrotn the coat of Afrtea,inl4dided from'her ship Cyolops, A LEXANDER . CONN EL, eldest son stewarty o' Kirkcudbright On tt 28th of February, in India. Capt. J. D. CUNNING tam' Of the " History of the Sikhs," brother of Mr. r Cunningham, author of the " Handha"oh for London," and eldest son of tho late Allan Cunningham. Captain Cun- ninguarn had served 19 years, one-half of his life, uninter ruptedly,,in every climate in India. His early death is said to have been mainly occasioned by a sense of dishonour inflicted upon him by the'East India Company, in removing him from his post of Political agent at Bhopal, for what the Court of Directors termed, unauthorised use in his " History of the Sikhs," of official documents, confided to his charge as a public officer. Captain Cunningham is, understood to have submitted the manuscript of his work to the Court of Directors for their-spot oval; and to have sent his History into the world " that '- s - ' full belle! ne had the C'ourt's perinission to make use of the documents, the Court holding him responsible. The revelation in rhis 'History of some unpalatable truths, con nected with - Lord.llardinge and the battle of Sobraon, is said to have been cite real cause i 4 his removal from his political eirinhivment. "Mr. Murray is understood to have had by him time past a second edition of this interesting work, with the author &corrections and additions, which he has kept back solely at Captain Cunningham's request. There can, howewr, be no reason now, unfortunately,for its suppression. On the 30th .ult.. at the City Hospital, .New York, of typhus fever, Dr. THOMAS PARKS, of High-hill, , Stockport. On the 3rd instant, at "oblentz, after a short illness, the Hon. F. SAVILLE. Same day, at , Naples, General FLORESTANO PEPE. On the :7th 'Meant, at Richmond-hill, Bowden, Cheshire, aged 63, SARAH, relict of JOHN BOOTH, Esq. Same day, aged 7 months, ANN, daughter of JOHN TAY LOR, of.Great.H.imtr-street. On'thetith instant, aged 71, Mr. JOHN JONES, of the Pea t'vera Inn,-Llangollen. The deceased fought under Nelson at Trafalgar. _ tin the 9th Instant, at his residence, - Thurtestone, near Pemstone, Yorkshire, aged 75, Mr. VINCISNT SMITH, father of Mr. J. p. Smith, tea-dealer, of Williamson-square. Same ay, at Dublin, E. BULL, Esq., of 7hehrarder. On the llth instant, at Berlin, Prince WILLIAM DE SAYU WITTGENSTEIN. -grand chamberlain and minister of the household to the King of Prussia. On the 12th instant, in London, aged 39, the Hon. Captain D. A. R.N., M.P. for Bost on . y ounges t son o f latetlie V. l an P ,l E t il roth kAl' er of the present Earl of Yarborough. Same day, of* 'moping cough, MARGARET, youngest daughter of Mr. :PHOS. ATHERTON, No. 7, Falkland street, Islington._ Same dap stzed. s:months, ELLEN, infant•daughter of Mr. BROWNRIGGE, ,chemist and druggist, Oki-Swan. Same day, at the residence of her son-in-law, Captain Ste phenson, Camden-terrace, Birkenhead, aged 66, SARAH NI CHOLS, relict of the late William Nichols. On the I3th instant, at Derby ? ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. WM. LOVATT, portrait and miniature painter. day, at:the house of her sister, 'Mrs. Rigby, publican, Marybone, aged .27, Mr. JAMES MAKIN. Same day, in Nelson-street, aged 64, Mr. THOS. WILLIAMS, son of the late Mr: John Williams, of Waine laa, near Mold, Flintshi re. Same day. aged4l, ALLRGARET, wife of Mr:THOS. TRE VITT, of Aiirburth-street, Windsor. On the 14th instant. in Prince Edwin-street, EDWARD PATTEN, Esq., late other Majesty's Customs at this port. Same day, aged 8 years, GERVASE JERVIS, fifth son of Mr. JOHN LEAH, or Everton-road. Same day, very suddeuly, DORA, the infant daughter of CHARLES lIICKENS. On the 15th instant, aged 72, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. JAS NORRIS, of Rigby-street. _ Same day, aged 31, much respected, Mr. W.-T. TOMLIN SON, a valuable and efficient officer of police. On the 16th instant. after a short illness, aged 35, ELIZA BETH. the beloved , wife of ALFRED EGGINGTON, Esq., town•clerk of the city of Lichfield, and second daughter of Mr. William Gillard, of that place. _ . On the 17th instant, in Wellington-road, aged 34 years, Mr URIAH PHIPPS, law-stationer. Same day, aged 74, MARY, -wife of Mr. JAMES JACKSON, formerly of Lytham. Same day, tHOMAS,infant son of Mr. GEORGE DUFFEY of Hanover-street. On the 18th instant, ELIZABETH, relict of the late Mr. THOS. GUILE, of West Kirby, Cheshire. • Same day, aged 68, Lord LANGDALE, late Master.of the Rolls. Satre day, of scarlet fever. after twenty-four hours' illness, R. G. LEYCESTER, Esq., of rat-hall, Knutsford. Same day, at the residence of her daughter, Windsor, .Aged g. MARY LIGHTFOOT, formerly of Chester. On the 20th instant, iu Smith-street. Kirkdale, aged 47, ANN, relict of the late Mr. JAMES SWIFT. Same day, at the house of her sister-in-law, 61, Islington, MARION, sister of the late Mr. CHARLES KNIGHT, book seller And stationer, of this town. THE CHARITIES. .LIVERPOOL I NFI &MARY REPORT, DISCHA RUDD :—ln•patients cured, 22; relieved, and at own request, 9 ; made out-patients, 4; irregular, 0; dead, o. A Dht two :--4-n-patients 36; out-patients, ; casuals during the last week,-l•.—Remaining in the house, 211. House Visitors, E. Wilson and E. Gibbon, jun., Esqrs. ; House Surzeon, Mr. F. D. Fletcher; House Apothecary, Mr. J. Newton ; Chaplain, Rev. W. Blundell; Treasurer, Alfred North, Esq. WIORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT ADMITTED: Accidents, 34; Medical and Surgical Cases upon recommendation, 11 ; Total, 51.--D sc AnoED : Cured, 24 ; Relieved and at own request, 4; Attending as Out- Patients, 21 irregular, 2; Died, I .—, Remaining in the - Hospital , gg. Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Chaplain. Rev. Wm. Hughes; House Surgeons, Mr. Wall and Mr. C. J. Evans; Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq. ; Physician and Surgeon fur the week. Dr. Scott and Mr. Ellis • Jones ; House Visitors, John Lightbody and E. G. Deane, Esqrs. -ao SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL IN-PATlENTS.—Discharged. OUT-rAT/ ENV; Cured Relieved At own request Made Oat-patients 0 l Dead 2 Entered 13 l Under treatment _ . . . ... Treasurer, Benjamin Platt, Ttsq. ; Visitors, C. Challinor and J. Job, Esq. ; Honorary Chaplain, Rev. George Dover ; Phy. sician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Cameron and Mr. Minsholl ; House Surgeon, Mr. G. C. Sharman ; Assistant House Surgeon, Mr. H, F, Barnett. ------------oo EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY. MONTHLY RE PORT. . - Eye Department :—New Patletisadmitted in the month of March, 848; Patients prescribed for, and who have received surgical assistance during the month of March, 1300. Ear De partment :—Patients prescribed for (new and old), and who have received surgical assistance during the month of March, 286. . Surgeons, Dr. Edwards and Mr. Neill; Hon. Assistant Surgeon, Mr. Poole; Assiatant•surgeoon, Mr, .7, Poole; Treasurer, Henry CrPs4eld, Esq. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. 11Ratteto. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, Aram 17. Sugar.—There has been only a limited demand for all de scriptions, the sales of the week not exceeding 400 hhds. B.P. (chiefly new Barbadoes) and 1000 bags of Bengal, of which 500 bags are Khaur, at 295. per cwt. Foreign.—The market is quiet, and the sales of the week are trifling, amounting only to 18 cases, 120 bags Brazil, 40 hhds. Porto Rico, and 50 brls. Venezuela, at former prices. Th e sa l es of Molasses are unim portant. Coffee.—There are no sales of Jamaica reported ; 100 bags native Ceylon brought 40s. to 415.; and 1201 bags Foreign, in second hands, (chiefly Costa Rica and washed Rio,) 455. to 488. per cwt. Pepper.-75 bags of Sincapore have realised 31(1. per lb. Rice.-60 Ices. of Carolina have been dis posed of from 16s. to 18s. 6d.. 2000 bags middling Bengal at 9s. 3d., and 300 bags yellow cargo at 7s. 6d. per cwt. Rum.— The transactions amour', to 330 puns. of Demerara, the pre sent low prices having induced the trade to buy more freely those marks which they are accustomed to take, others being neglected. Tea.—Transactions have only been to a limited extent during the past week, but prices are without alteration. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, APRIL 17. The market has beer, again influenced by the excess of re ceipts at the ports of the United States, as compared with the corresponding period of last year; and as some holders have in consequence evinced more determination to effect sales, the quantity offering has been large, and buyers have obtained a concession of fully id. per lb. All descriptions participate in this decline. Speculators have taken 1900 American, 20 Per pain, 50 hlaranliam, 30 Egyptian, and 560 Surat, and exporters 990 American, 100 Pernam, and 160 Surat. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON For the week ending April 17, _lB5l. I Prices paid Imports SALES OF THE WEEK. in the week. ThisWlerhis Yr 320 Sea Island 'OO Gi 21 d } ... . Stained 6830 Bowed Georgia 6i .. 74 „.„ f Mobile 6* .. 7I 2 uiv 1 Alabama and Tennessee 5a .• CI 12129 10550 New Orleans 54 - 94 „., f Pernambuco & Paraiba 7i .. Az 1250, -. 1 I "' 1 Aracati and Ceara .. • • 7i .. 8 580 Bahia and Maceio 1 """ ~,, f Maranham ..Si 1 1 Sawginned 7 . • 74 ) Para • Demerara,Sitrinain,Szc 700 Egyptian ▪ Barbadocs .... Peruvian — • • .. —li .... Bahama „.. Laguayra 60 Common West India, &c. 54. .. 72 } .... Cartliagena .... Smyrna „ .... Manilla • ... — —li 2130 Surat 10 Madras ... Bengal — .. 25400 bales LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 15. The market was moderately well attended this morning, but we had a slow sale for Wheat to millers, at a decline of Id. to 2d. per 7011). below the rates of this day week. Flour dull, at Is. per sack and 6d. per barrel reduction. Barley and Malt steady, at full prices. Bcansimalteretl, except Egyptian,•which are again held fora trifle more money, but scarcely obtainablp in the sales made. Oats are id. per bushel dearer !on the week, and Oatmeal fully maintains the late currency, without much business doing Indian Corn was much more generally dealt in to-day-325. the'top price of Yellow American ; of White only one ror two parcels on sale, and for which some advance was made. .fßariteto. CORK CORN MARKET, APRIL 19. Flour has a good consumption but the trade is languid, and purchases is made only in retail, late prices are maintained. Indian Corn, Egyptian Wheat, and Oatmeal have an improved demand at enhanced rates. Foreign Wheats nre a slow sale unless some concession be made. Millers awaiting fresh arri. vats. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET. APRIL 16. The number of Beasts larger than last week, and of very good quality in general, from 4ad. to 5d.. and a few left at the close. Sheep larger and of fair quality in general, from 50. to 7d. ; shorn sd. to 5d., and mostly all sold up at the close. Calves only of middling quality in general, from 41d. to 6d., according to quality. Number of Beasts, 1,707 ; Sheep, 4,935; Calves, 396. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. APRIL 17. To-day being the Easter attendance, we had a full market, and the prices somewhat downwards, from the state of the Liverpool markets. For Beef, in sink, the prices were 38s. to 445. per cwt. Mutton, 5d to 60. ; prime, (id. Veal, 7d. rer ; lgmhs, 15s. to 255. each. The pig market a large one, and last advance fully had—prices, 365. to 40s. per cwt.; some heavy, for singeing, 415.; and a good demand tor export. STATE OF TRADE MANCtitSITR.—The wavering confidence in prices has been somewhat further weakened by the American advice& received on Monday night; and the continued at Renee of business, ex perienced by the home-trade houses, which, of course, pre vents their giving orders to the manufacturers, is also contri buting to the same result, by increasing the sense' of our present dependence upon foreign markets, some of which— and those very important ones—are considered to be already more than sufficiently supplied. The consequence was an inanimate and drooping state of things on Tuesday. In Yarns, the purchases of the home consumers consisted of small indi vidual parcels for the supply of immediate wants; while the only foreign buyers of the least moment were the Germans, whose operations, however,, were but inconsiderable. LEEDS.—A good average business has been done this week, both in the Cloth Halls and the warehouses, at prices fully as high as hose which have for some time prevailed. BRA DFOltD.—The chief demand for piece goods is for the home trade, which continues steady. There is evidently less doing than at the corresponding period of last ear, and prices of the manufactured article of yarns.are low. The general suit of the forthcoming Leipsic fair will have, in all probabi lity, a good deal of influence on our staple trade. Wools are bate in stock, but manufacturers hesitate to give the prices asked. HALIFAX.—The chief inquiry in our Piece Hall, on Satur day, was for low lastings and low mixtures. The demano, however, is not brisk; and the prices offered are not remune rative. Both in yarn and wool rather more purchases have been made: but the markets are sti!l dull, and the quotations without variation. • rirDDERSFIELD.—The amount of business transacted this week in the Cloth Hall has not been large. Low goods of light texture have. principally been dealt in. There is rather more briskncs3 in the fancy trade, than there bas been for some time, and most of the manufacturers in that branch are very brisk in vestings of new Blies and patterns for the summer home trade. A little more has been done in the yarn trade at steady prices. RO6IDALE.—The flannel market is sti loins:, yet there has been rather more in eavy, and not much iry for goods. The wool market continues slack, but former prices are fully main The ill iderablv MA CCLESlTlELD.—Manufacturers are exercising renewed caution. and stopping production where practicable. creased business done in throwns of late has now cot subsided. and prices, though reduced, may he quoted nomina. the dispositi, , n of merchants to concede materially in their prices of rows (probably in some instances to the extent of Is. per lb.), having most likely contributed to this,and induced so decided a pause. VEICESTEII.—we have not been able to trace any improve ment in the state of the home trade for hosiery goods during the week, but there is a disposition to suppose Wools and Yarns are now as low as they are likely to be un to shear-day. Some of the spinners in the town have advanced low sorts of Yarns a trifle this week, and anticipate further advances There have been further orders given out during the week for America., and some houses are busy for this market. THE WEST OF ENGLAND.—The reports trom Stroud and the neighbouring places where the woollen manufactories are carried on are very gloomy. Trade is dull, and both home and foreigt orders are of very sma►l amount. Those from Ger many and other countries on the continent have very much diminished of late, in consequence of nuo.erous man ntactories having been established there; and at the list Leipsie fair the English manufacturers were unable to purchase Saxony Wool to any extent, nearly the whole having been engaged by Ger man and other continental manufacturers, who avai, them selves of every new improve - material on the spot, and wages being extremely low, are able to undersell our manufacturers in ilie continental markets, and even to import goods at a lower price into this comary. LONDON GAZETTE, -TUESDAY, APRIL 15 PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. R. Marsland and Co., Manchester, cotton spinne: and Lees, Manchester, ironmonters—Smith and Tu ford and Manchester, ironfounders. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Edward Smith, Worcester, hon and seed merchant BANKRUPTS. --- Lorena Theodor Wang, Sunderland, merchant. Thomas Moore, jun., South Hylton, Durham, merchant AVi!linin Farrow; Kingston-upon-Hull, coal merchant. John Gracie, Briqol, woollen droner. Jnhn Jowett, Derby, shoe raerchant. William Rous Alabson, Sontliamt,ton, auctioneer, DIVIDENDS. May 8. W. Brice, Bristol. merchant— Leeds, auctioneer —May 8, W. Harrisr‘n. May 6, T. Hardwick, angdale, Jun., Stockton- upon-Tees and Yium:corn dealers APRIL 18. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED W. S. Guist and J. Small. Chester, coal (IN and 1.. nyhrenfm th, lingersley Vale, Cheshire • , ...."1.6 .• cheater, Calico printera-LA. kelsall and J. Todd, Bolton-le- Moors, cold thread manufacturers—T. and J. Kenyon, Newton Heath, near Manchester, manufacturing chemists— '''. Cook and W. Hill, Atllem, Cheshire, millers. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. W. Maury. Liverpool, merchant—first div. of rod. in the pound, any Wednesday, at the office of Mr. Turner, Liverpool. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. April 17, William Ford, High Holborn, London, haberdasher. BANKRUPTS. Henry Bright, Maldon, corn-merchant. Samuel Manning, Union-place, New-road, London, statuary. Thomas and Robert Hatfield, Clapham, London, plumbers. John Pennycad, Woolwich, grocer. Jules Samuel Rochat, St. Martin's-lane, London, watch maker. John Jowett, Bull Bridge, Derby, stone-merchant John Dew and Jane Esthill, Bath, pawnbrokers. George Waugh, Sceugh. Cumberland, banker. DIVIDENDS. May 12, J. H. Clegg, Royton, Lancashire, cotton-spinner— May 12, J. Harrop, Macclesfield. silk dyer—May 9, W. Eccles, Waltnn-le-Dale, Lancashire, cotton-spinner—May 9, J. Haley and W. Thomason, Manchester, cotton-manufacturers. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless eau be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. May 12, A. Royston, Chorlton-neon-Medlock. brewer—May 12, T. Bird', Broseley, Shropshire,coal-master. BRITI3H Wheat, la. 701 b. s. d. s. d. English, red Old 5 141 @ 6 2 New Ditto, white 6 '0 6 6 d 0... red Ditto, white Rye, English, iir —— Irsll6olb —— Barley, English, iso qr — Chevalr. 27 0 25 0 Scotch & Irish, *6olb 3 3 3 6 Malt, English, qr. .. pale s. 4. s. d 5 6 0 6a-6 4 5 4 5 9 6 6 10 Oats, pei 451 b. English Si Scotch, old 2 7 Welsh 2 63- 2 7i 2 43- 2 53 30 0 -32 • - - 32 0 -33 0 20 6 -21 6 20 6 -21 6 0 10 - 1 • [49 0 -54 0 2 10 !New 2 5 Ido. . 2 6 do. . 2 5 - .. general do 2 4 2 5 do. , Beans, English, 14. qr 27 0 —29 0 do. Scotch & I rish AP-180lb 25 0 —26 0 do. Pease, Eng . lish, white 1)o. & Irish .. maple — grey. Flour,per 280 lb. ...... English & I risll,2ads _ Z 0 0 —3l 0 extra superi Oatmeal,* Id. of Irish, 18-19 -22 e old Canailian FOREIGN Wheat, 11) 70)b Canadian .. United State s. d. s. d. I s. d. s. d. 5 8— 5 11 white 5 11 6 2 5 g G 0 6 0— 6 4 6 0— 6 4 higlimix 6 9 7 2 5 6 6 3 lrliienish 5 4 5 7 5 0 5 3 white 4 10 5 0 5 4 5 7 Danube. 2 5 4 5 4 5 8 Polish 5 8 6 0 while ----- 4 9 5 0 Egypt'n 3 8 4 0 3 0 3 3 0 0 5 - 0 3 0— 3 4 Malting 0 0— 0 0 2 8— 2 9 Russian 2 6 2 6 25 0 —2B 0 22 6 —23 0 Danzig, mix (1 -and do Riga and Petersbg. do Odessa, common .. do Bannat r &%. Ala risintwoli Russian, &c. Lard Rye, ryr., Baltic, &c. Barley, 'Y'' 601b,Grintling Oats, sip. 451 b. tlearis,vqr. European -1801 b. Egyptian.. Pease, 4 , qr., Baltic, &c., white.. Flotv, le): bariel, , Canadian sweet U.S. West. Canal .. do. Mad. & Do. &Canadian.. sour Indian Corn, 1q..18(51b. American white European do Do. Meal, ip• brl. 1961 b 28 0 —3O 0 Icanada.2B 0 -29 • 20 0 —2l 0 20 0 —2l 0 Ohio 0 —22 0 [22 0 —22 6 N.Orlns2o I —2l 0 [ lB 0 —l9 0 iFrn.spf. 0 0— 0 0 LIVERPOOL PR( The transactions in I] prices are maintained for 33 0 —34 0 'yellow .31 1 —32 I 0 0— 0 0 1410. ....29 0 —3O 0 14 0 —l5 0 d 0..... 0 0 )VISION MARKET, Arno. 17. 3eef have been unimportant; former r the better 'descriptions, but ordinary brands may be had on easier terms. Pork moves off slowly ; the 'high rates cause buyers to operate.with caution. The de mand for Bacon has not been so active this week ; the price now demanded approximates too close-to Irish and home cure to encourage consumption. Hams move steadily at.4ss. to 528. Shoulders are wanted. The market for Lard continues very firm, with sales to the extent of 50 tons. Cheese meets a mo derately steady . demand. At very low rates, there has been rather more doing in Butter. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, YESTERDAY. The supply of Beasts at market this day was good in quality, but not quite so large as last week, although sufficient for the demand, which was not by any means brisk. The large sup plies of Veal ,and Lamb evidently interfere with . the•trade in 'Beef, which we quotei-d. per lb. lower. There were 1,000 more Sheep and Lambs than last week, and we notice a reduction of /d. per lb. in Mutton. SINKING THE OFFAL. Prime first-class Heifers Second-class Heifers Prime first-class Oxen Old Cows and half-fed Oxen 33d. „4 d. „ Prime Wethers 6 (1. „ 61(1. .„ Second quality Old Ewes Lambs 2ss. , 30s. each. Number at market :—Beasts, 1840; Sheep, 4910. 4IVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, APRIL 19. s. d. .3. d. O 781 0 10i Potatoes, 900). O 0— 0 0 Kemps 0 7 0 8 Pink Eyes 3 0— a 5 0 0— 0 0 Cattle 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 7 Cups 0 6 0 7 Turnips, ton .20 0— 24 0 0 0— 0 0 Carrots 92 0 —23 0 Manure 4 6 —• 6 fin.. old, 20? b New Clover Green Straw, Wheat Oat Barley Mangelwurzel PRICE OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE AT THE DOCKS. Potatoes: Blues, 3s. Bd. to Os. Od. ; Kemps, retail, 3s. 2d. to 3s. .1(1.,; -Cups, 38. Od. to 38. 2d.; Turnips, Swedes, 205. to Os. per ton of 20 cwt. PRICES-OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, APRIL 19. a. 4. s. d. , s. 41. s. d. *lb 0 4 too 7 Grapes,Eng.*lt. 9 s 6 to 10 6 .... 0 5 0 7 Ditto, Foreign 010 1 6 .... 0 4 0 7 Pines, For. each 0 0— 4 0 fore-qr.. 6 0 —ll 6 •Do. Eng. 7 0— 0 0 Lambi hind-qr. 5 6 8 0 Fowls, * couple. 2 6 3 4 Fresh Pork .... 0 5 0 6 Ducki 3 6 —-0 0 Bret Salmon Soles Cod Fish Turbot Fresh Butter .. 1 1— I 3 (Pigeons 1 10 0 4 Salt Ditto 0 9 I 0 Grouse Filberts 1 4 1 6 Hares 2 9 0 4 Eggs * 120 4 10 0 0 Partridges,*bre 0 0— 0 0 Potatoes,* Peck 0 9 1 0 Black Game.— • 0— 0 0 Cucumbers .... 0 6 1 6 Rabbits.* cple. 1 8 1 • Asparagus,* 100 5 0— 6 0 Woodcocks .... 0 0— 0 0 Strawberries, * oz. 0— 1 6 Larks, per doz.. 0 0— 0 0 Beef .. Mutton MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, Arum, iv. The business of the week in either this or the neighbouring market has been of limited , extent, and calls for no particular observation. At our market to•day, Wheat and Flour moved slowly at late prices. All other articles may be called steady at the rates of this day .week, and as regards Beans, Indian Corn, and Oatmeal, there is same tendency to advance. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, Aram 17. The Wheat trade throughout the week has been slow, and sales to even a limited extent can only be made by submitting to a small decline. To-day we experience the same indifference on the:part of buyers. Holders are firm. We quote prices Is. per qr. lower than on the 11th instant. Bar ey is fully as dear. Extra sorts very scarce. Oats and Shelling tend towards im provement. Beans in request, and best hard qualiti es are I s . per qr. dearer. No alteration in other articles. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET, AntiL 19. There was a fair supply of Wheat from the farmers to-day, which met a free sale, at a decline of is. per qr. on the rates of last week. The arrivals from abroad are to a moderate extent, the demand for which ruled dull, and prices may b e quote d much about the same as on this day !se'nnight. No change in the value:of either malting or grinding Barley. Scotch Oats in steady demand, at my quotations. Bean* and Pease 4sup• port late rates. Flour the same. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL April. 23, James Farley (2nd) 23. Robert Ellison Gorst (Ist) 24, George and James Blake (audit) 25, Thomas Dean (2nd) 28, Joseph John Mason Scott (audit) 28, Henry.Chamhers (audit) . s, d, s. d 28, Thomas Atkinson (audit) ' RAILWAY RECEIPTS. RA I LWAYB Aberdeen Belfast and Ballymena 12.. Belfast and County Down 13 .. Birkenhead, Lancashire. dr Chesh .13.. Bolton, Blackburn, Clith. & W.Y. 6.. Bristol and Exeter 6.. Caledonian 6.. Chester and Holyhead 13.. Dublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Drogheda lO .. Dublin and Kingstown 15. . Dundee and Arbroath 13 .. Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen l2. Dundalk and Enniskillen 9 ., East Anglian 13 .. Edinburgh and Glasgow l2 Edinburgh and Northern 13. Eastern Counties East Lancashire l3. Eastern Union 11 Furness Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr l2. Glasgow and Greenock 12. Great Northern and East Lincoln 6. Great Southern and Western 12 .. Great Western, &c. 13. Lancashire and Yorkshire l3. imaimanter Hurl Carliate Leeds ana Thirsk l3. Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport 6. Londonderry and Enniskillen l2. London and North-western 13., London and Blackwell Loudon, Brighton and S. Coast- l2. London and South-western 13. Manchester, Buxton, & M atlock 13. Manchester, Sheffield, & Lincoln.l3. Manchester and Salford JunctioniS. Maryport and Carlisle Midland, Bristol. & Birmingham.l3. Midland Great Western (Irish) Monklands 12. Newcastle and Carlisle 5. North British North Staffordshire 6. North-western 6. Scottish Central l3. Scottish Midland 12. Shrewsbury and Birmingham l3. Shrewsbury and Chester l3. Shropshire Union 11 South-eastern l2. South Devon 6. South Wales 13. South York., Doncaster, & Goole. s. Taff Vale 12. Ulster 12. West Cornwall l2. Whitehaven Junction 6 York, Newcastle, and Berwick fork and North Midland is. FOREIGN, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Amiens and Boulogne Central of France D'eppe , Dutch Rhenish lionteran and Troyes Northern of France Orleans and Bordeaux Paris and Lyons Paris.and Orleans Paris and Rouen Paris and Strasburg Rouen and Havre .. Tours and Nantes , 1065. 8604, 4564, 16047. 15610. 879. 8869. 9463, 118, 6317. 20674. 1443. 836. 2219. 3362, 4869. 506. )642. 954. 261, 183, 13196. 7187, 5. .. . 5570. ti.. 8026, 2. .. . 5609, 11.... 1366. ')pen .t 850.. 72 537.. 37 400. 132. 699. 4000. 2144. 15192. 2830, 2102, 3223, 5033 17373, 11892, 2333, 193. 162. 43708. 756. 10254. 9509, 7'34. 2102. 3100. 4334, - . 1331. 502. 1335. 438. 10676. 1035. The following are the receipts of railways for the past week, that is to say, up to the date to which the respective returns are made:— 1850. Miles 929.. 16 411.. 27 4231.. 85} 5 860..160 2371.. 94i 281.. 32 910.. 53 5.... 15894.... 16048. : 136 • • 71.', .-- —1664 T 412.. lie 6096.. 84 1265.. 6i WISBECH CORN MARKET, APRIL. 19. We have rather less Wheat here to day, and p - iieWhave given way a little. Condition improved. Glib. Wheat makes 365. and 375. to the grower. Beans IS. dearer, and 288. per 38st. is freely given. Oats steady, and about maintain their value. BELFAST CORN MARKET, Asir, Foreign imports consist of 1,512 qri. Wheat, 2,205 sacks Flour, and 1,000 qrs. Barley. Supplies of home Grain and Oatmeal very limited, and prices the turn dearer. Foreign Wheat.—The trade continues dull, and sales can only be mad e in retail, at late rates. Flour.—The trade is much depressed, owing to the large arrivals from France; good descriptions, however, maintain their value, Indian Corn.—Yellow 2s. 6d. per ton dearer, and in fair request; White of prime quality commands extreme quotations; several of the late arrivals of French Corn are much heated, and can be had at lower prices according to the extent of damage. Rye meets with more de mand, at au advance of ss. to 10s. per ton. Oatmeal has advanced 51. per ton, and meets with a good demand. DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGF, APIUL 17, The market to.day being held out of the usual course, i n consequence of to-morrow being Good Friday, there was a very small attendance, and scarcely any business transacted. %V e continue our former quotations. Wheat 2ls Od to 23s fld Oatmeal lOs Od to NS ;td Red do 195 od to m Rapeseed .... IBs Od to 20 $ q i j Barley., lts Od to Hs Od Flour, second .12s Od to 14s Od Rem . , (is Od to Os Od Indian Corn, 70 Oats, Bs 6A to Ns 6d 4601111 29s 04 to 324 04 LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, 68, .sm 10-STREBT. . Boys on tha Books.. .381 Average daily attend ance . Girls ditto . Sick List - 7 Girls , Obtained Situations T. D. Anderson, Esq., Treasurer; Joseph Hubb ac k, E sq., lion. , . Secr et ary ;J. B. Orrin Superintendent; Visiters, S. Martin and J. R. Brougham, 4scia. flipping in:tillgentr. Stone, Halifax and Boston—Pomona, Cronk, St. Jean, N.B.— Marie, Beruldsen, TUESDAY, APRIL Is.—Wind E ,moder a te. Essex, Welch, hence at St. Thomas, and sailed 18th: March ARRIVED.—ISAAC Wright, Farber, f rom N ew Y or k—R e d for New Orleans. Mary Rose, Perg,h, Charleston—Alpha, Pl omer , B ar b a d oes — O Hale, hence at Fayal, and sail n- ward, Chase. Apalachicola—Flor a h e ll a , M'K ey, Nantes—Spark, mOre. ( and Alice, Harvey, Havre—Eagle, Latter, N an t es . Ottawa, Morrison, and Mahtoree, SAILED.—Kitson, Tickle. Cape de Verds -V a l er i an , W r i g h t , Good Hope ItOtteranm—lnna Ririlm.ra Ilrierbtrnnn nn., 11.......:- loon. Burney • Ozuzimbo. Sturgeon ; and Greggs, Nes , foundland—Vlach Cat, Winter, Nassau— Empress, Dymont Montreal—Odin Von Ehren, and Waakzaambid, Post, St. IN tersburg—Phantom, Summers, Constantinople--Lady ittar3 Crerar, ilichibucto—Wander, Reddie, Quebec—Varel, Brunt Narva—Eblana, Roper, Lisbon—Ananopolis. Graham, Haiti more—Max Graf Von Schwerin, Isellendrof, Stettin—Science Patterson, Pugwash—Brothers, English, —. Corkicrew (5.5.), t Dunkirk Sandbaeli, Be, " Mary Bibby, He , Barbadoes. Phoenix. Mtb" Betty, Bosco, Ilene, , Marchioness of Ailsa, March. Tippoo Sail, Morphew, f Hope, and sailed for this _ Caledrin;.• T hence at Antigua Triumphante, hence at Havana, his port 21 Lough, with loss of Bonita, Zvbrant. 1 , 1, New•ton, sailed from Bordeaux for this port on the n IBlarney (s.a.), hence at Bridle. Goliab. Stater, hence at New Orleans. Hector. Kole, hence for Beirout, at Qoeenst ford, frO7ri(lal Alkar, Ahlstrc E.—Mentor, I Brierly Hill, I Jump, from Demerara off Mizell Head. , hence for Danzic, at Falmouth. uce for Autw•ei p, anti Resolution, Orme, hen( off Dartmouth. isenona, Vulcan, Pizeon, for Zee eickz Loch.nvar, Westeott ; St. Peter, Trott; and Philbrook, henc at Boston. Crown, sailed from Rio Janet riza, 14th Feb., both for this port, The Brazil mail at Southampton. Left at Teneriffe the Pro pontis (s.s.), with the mails (tom the Cape of Good Hope. Rother. from the Mauritius; Princess Victoria, Perry, fron Para; Onward, from Apalachicola; and William Vail, ant Abrona, from New Orleans, off C a p e Clear. Mary Join:ono, Dads; Prince of Wales. Thomas; Rowena Holland; Conquest, Parkman; Norfolk Hero, Holmes; Mai( of Athens, Itonfellow • X L, Hughes ; and- Charles, Walters . hence at onstantinopie. Nrsw Your( NI , rch 29.—The Guy Mannerin,g, Edwards, tot Liverpool, while being towrd out of the Fast River, got ashore off Whitehall ,lip, but came gift in short time, and proceeded. YA R M uTH . Anrit 13.—The of t ivnr,,nnl fr February, and Leipa, Z Hartlepool for (In the schooner Nillk trente, Was in contact, this arterfioon - , With am, of Exeter, and lost mainrigging, sails, stanchions. foreN•ard. &c. RIO JANEIRO, Feb. 12 —The French barque Duchess Anne, 2onesau, from Arica for Liverpool, was assisted in here yester lay, making twenty incites of water per hour, master sick, and crew exliadsied, mid mu WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16.—Wind S.F., fresh. :,:ajesty, Walters, from Laguna—lowa, Brew. stet.; SaVntilinii—Mary Ann, Brown, Nantes—Union, and Nymph, Li!ley, Ronen—Active, Gifford, Havre—C. inpromise New (wentis—wiot.rwitch, Dunkirk—Factor, Richards, Tre 'art—Juno, Svendborg. ARRIVED Fairfowl, and City of Glaszow (s•s Campbell, for Philadelphia—Aristides, M mcarno, Palermo. John Dalton, Jackson, Valparaiso—Schnellpost, Petershurg—Ellersie, Harvey, Quebec—Grace Douglas, Pillar—Nett Brunswick, M`Alley, and Harmon' , Jameson, NOV York—L, dy Falkland, Smitb, - :. iratiliclr Mary, Roberts, Halifax—Roseland, Ball,- Ght^• - (s-s), Mantle, Cons main, Mass, St Athest nosy t; Tucker, Char vern, Sillis, Africa— liorougl:s, Anca Egypt. Astrologer (s), and Shamrock (s), hence at Gibraltar. )Vah7itch (s), and Grecian (s), sailed from Gibraltar fa Bangalore, 10th Feb., and Charlotte, 0111 England, hence at Shanghai, Ist Jan. James A , exander, Btu hence at Calcutta, for this port, Naomi, Simpson, hence at Madeira. Tally-ho, satic it trout Alaiteira tor this port, sth April. Bemires, from Bombay at liorigk , nsr. l • • erculcs, from St. John, N. 8.. off Cape Clear. h, hence at Bombay Caxiense (s), hence for Mai anhilin. at r Cueenstown Irene. from Mauritius, off Queenstown Vulcan, hence for Da nt Fatmoui 11 Victory, Evans, from St. Gilcs for this Wilson, Smith, hence at Maranham. Esk, Wise, hence at Pernambuco, and a Village Girl, from Patagonia off Monte Video for England. ➢lilton, Little; Atala, Rogers; and Mirzapore, hence at Bahia. Monnich, Duff, Bence at Shanghai, Orpheus, from Bombay at Patriot, 22(1 Feb. •' Helen 4th . March, hence a t Calcutta i►ace, v 2Bth; and Tamerlane, Tizris, 28th Feb. ; Bradley, and Hereyna, 2d March, sailed from Calcutta for this port. St. Lawrence, 4th March; Hero, 6tt sailed from Bombay for this port. Undaunted, Whiteway, hence at 22d Feb. for Valparaiso ,nd Hannibal, Bth, Pernambuco ; Susan, Purchase, Bence at Pernambuco, and sailed Bth March for Paraiba. l'inma Graham. Ferguson; Richard, White fish, Green, all at Pernambuco. Lnd Sword- hence at ilcutta, 2d March, froti: Tr Puynter, fro Queen Est Licata, both Amiwucti,l7l dad, put into this ceeded for Liverpool FAYAL, 14th Marc w, put it dead from scurv. same disease. 71.11 Apri' and maintopsail yard; tl will r !ed shortly —Jessie M Smyrna er, Christian Lewis, I Brotiie, Charon Rodrig breces. and Royal Thi . stle, Cr Rio Janeiro---Tynboon, Sr, Leighton; Charles Hill. Lam New York— —Nina, Brown, Dor Wa tarn Lady Ma ter ; us; Kenny. Phinn .mrock for the I Camilla, V Landrost - Lutli James Ray, be Catharine, Ril Davies. hence at New Orleans Sarah, Gordon, hence at Rao heace at Cc hence afGalatz laria, Morin, he EleanOr, ( Superb, Moran 9th Feb., and Er London, 0 Foam, 6tl• " Elizabeth Transdale from Pernambuco—Harmony- " Albert, Jane; Jasper ; ' cona—Sofia, Spartaralit, and William and Mary, Cloake, and William APltouvill, from Mat; P 00..., F - - -wburg; Thomas Yuan ayman 2rernir Aura, Ogini ; net A niaiia GI; A,lexandria--:Ale?Eandro Scala Nova—Frode, It y ; and t Dondhe d Elizab wo I d ; Greta, Live .cron, f aan, Cram, from Constant from Galatz—Pand.ra, Hall Courier, Andreson ; Sovinto, Snwlgtifst ; Fretlen. S Nordeyset, from A!"xstolrin Albert, Case, from Ancona— Grande—Rhine, Allen, from •e, Vautier anian, N Ann Elizabeth, Umbria ; and Ossian, sailed from Nazar or this port, 1 . 10 April. _ Ranee sailed from' liongkol Tepie.l4th Feb., for San Frar nth Feb., for Sincapore, and Stornaway, Robertson, from London; and Swithtnly, Jen nings, from China, both at Bombay Waterkelpie, hence, and Par led from Wooiu and England, and Viscount Satrdon[a Herschel, Ninny; ; Melody, Hoope from Cadiz at Buenos Ayres. 24th Jan., for Sincapore Ist Jan., for London. T; and John Robinson, For the C V:vid, Thomas; Primus, Casper, Eldred • and Rosalie, At Thomas Mellor, sailed from Pernamb Trieste, and Lady Gough, 26th Feb., for P er Noir, sailed from Havana fo r Mr Swindelin; Louiza, Bergmann; " — ,ean, hence at Rio Janeiro. ), 17th Feb., for Cornucopia, Jarvis; Ada. Amy . . Wilcox; William Pelle, Bell; Goddess and Hibbert, AlToy, hence at Buenos A Mary Queen of Scots Galt ; Helen, Broey Generueve, sailed from Bahia Ist March, and Nora Creina, 3d March, both for Falmouth ; Heart of Oak, 2d March, for Cowes ; Taymouth Castle, sth March, for 01IPPTIginwn • or. ann Bates, stn march. for London. Lancashire Witch sailed from Buenos Ayres 28th Jan., and Rhonda, 24th Feb., both for this port; Sir Richard Jackson, 31st Jan., for New York ; Mercutio, Bth Feb.. for Falmouth ;- Minstrel, and William Tucker, 13th Feb., both for the Chan nel : and 'Catlin. Srli r —A— ST. VINCENT, CAPE DE VERDS, March 26.—The Sussex Lass, from Cadiz to Rio Grande, struck on a reef on the north side of Boa Vista, and became a wreck. Crew and part of materials saved. RIO JANIIIRO, March 14.—The Maid of the Mill, Wilson, from Victoria. (Espirito Santo,) which arrived here 12th Feb., is leaky; having struck upon the rocks both going in and coming out of that harbour. The William Wilson, Shields to Aden, foundered 3d March, eighty miles east Cape Frio. Crew saved • THURSDAY, APRIL 17.—Wind S.B. to S.W. light. ARRIVED.—WiIIiam Vail, Wishan. from New Orleans—He rald, Auld, Charleston—Avenir, Lepent, Nantes—Gezina Ber tha, Rotterdam. • SAlLED.—Houghton, Doane, and Ocean Star, Lord, New Orleans—Baron Renfrew, Mourse, Bombay--Washinizton, Moore, New York and Quebec—Trident, Zedlien, Wyburg— Onward, Crosby, and Janet, B rown , S t. John, N.R.—Adept, Burns; Meares, Smith; and Lotus, Watson, Quebec—Sera. 2 viUr.r... - Orl a phina, Gething, Pernambuco— ! Vary Carson, Kelly, New York—Wellington, Wedgwood; Matilda, Collis; and Hibernia, Webb, Newfoundland—Dauntless, Jones, Alessioa—Sir John Beresford, Cape of Good Hope and the Airwritius—John Wes ley Watson, Beyrout—Currency, Greeves, Valparaiso—Henry anu margin-et - , mis t rara—George Anson, Candler, OdessaL Elizabeth, Paul, Cronstadt—Victoria, Walsh, Cape Breton— Robert Preston, Henderson, Cadiz and Rio Grande—Hortense, Hafkamp, Antwerp—James Scott, Sutter, Shanghae. Sociere, sailed from Figuera for this port Ist April. Tippoo Saih, sailed from Shark's Bay for this port. The Recorder sailed from Calcutta for this port 4th March, Corkscrew (..s.), hence for Dunkirk, off Bridport. Elizabeth, from Rio Grande at Crookhavcn. Elizabeth Wood. sailed from Afadpirn fn March. Atalanta, Sinot, and Tanjore, Lindsay, hence at Alexandria Nuova Fortuna, sailed from Malta for this port 3rd April. Mary, Ellis, sailed from Carthagena for this port April 5. Denison, King, from Cochin at Colombo. Cornelia, Lomond, hence at Galle Ist March. Bidston, Loney, from Bombay at Madras. Confucius, sailed from Wo( sung for this port 12th Feb Sphynx, hence at Batavia 22nd Feb. Ardencraig, hence at Calcutta 20th Feb. C Ites- X/ 'lto. 4"- ountess o. Aitan, hence at Sydney, N.S.W. Prince Charlie, front London and the Cape of Good Hope at Swan River. Albatross, Eves, from Adelaide at Shark Bay, loading for the United Kingdom. Astrologer (s.s.), Alexandria 9th April Eckoff ; Sparracus, Hubert, from Consta de Cuba—Duna, Clai uay, Pringle, from Cadiz, off I area.Cacase, from 'Manfred Reuben, Reuben, fro Castellan, from Tarouto Rico, all at Falmouth. UOTHENBORG, 1311 A Wayman, r Ly her f account Of the high cea TABLE BAY been on shore, in Sharks' Bay • making sixt was seen sth Mar 21 mi!es N.W. of Cal: ARRIVED Beatrice, Dow rn Aricati New 0, --, Alexandria—John Bull, Cr:m(ord: Westervelt, Hoodless, and London, lieoar —, Naples—Eliza and : . arah, Wißought Bisnett, Oporto,-Good Intent, Thtlnpson, —, Cadiz—Duchess of Leinster. Forhi, Bombs Andrews, Danzig. Trinidad—\Vashir ;ton, Cu obt. Rai SAILED.-Ch The Arno (s Marseilles I itb Jane, Cowling, Nestor, of Boned at sea. Crew bu% Saomalainen, Palm, and Argo, Bra Lghia Trias, .I{.( La, Noding, hence to Cub herine, Upham, Constantino' ita ; Mystery' Sorrentino, Licata MONDAY, APRIL 21.—Wind W., fresh bree Milburn, hence at Malta, and sailed for le, and sailed for Bombay . 4th Jan Sacramento, Dove, at Adelaide, and sailed for Melbourne on 23rd February. for . Beirot4 . 2n4 April ShaMrock (s.), Simpson, hence at Gibraltar, and cleared for Malta. Dora, May; Enrico, Rocha ; Coquette, Manning; and Lady Rebow, Welts, hence at Lisbon. Ln.,Ly, sane(' from Lisbon 31st March, and Providence, sth April, all for this port. Comilla, hence for - Newfoundland, at Crookhaven, with loss of furetopmast and maintopgallantmast. Ann 'lest, Chiang, from — Call Cuba, at Queenstown. so, and Irlam, Dobson, from Sandade, sailed from Oporto 4th April and Em ma Ed en, st b , both for this port. _ • John o' Gaunt, from Canton for this port; John Dugdale, Killick, from i-hanghae for this port ; and Elizabeth Rees, from Shanghae for London, both at Anjer. Mary Ellen, Porter, hence; Mary 'mile, Bisset, from Cal cutta ; Etrira, Graham, and Mona, Morris, from Bordeaux, all at the Mauritius. Affezione sailed from Alexandria March 20; Laura Thomp son, 28th ; Murray, and Challenger, 23d ; Jupiter, 24th ; Olot, 25th ; Felicita, 26th ; Fanizza, April 2 ; and Johanna Ernst, ati all fine shim ...,..• FRIDAY, APRIL 18.—Wind S.S.W., light. ARRlVED.—Boaguenaisin, Barhon, from Eguillon—Jeune Caroline, and Bosphorus, Gibson, Antwerp—Conqueror, Kerr, New Orleans. Nais, from Alexandria, and Storm. from Tripoli, at Beyront, and both sailed for Queenstown or Falmouth. Lauritz, from Nakskow, and Ivende Sodskende, from Kra zeroe, at Deal, both for this port. Malibran, hence for Cuba, at Scilly. Vulture, from Rio Janeiro, at Falmouth. Periwig°, March I.—The Ganges, loaded for Madras, was destroyed by fire 14th Feb. : part of t hei cargo saved. MALTA, April 10.—The Juno, Lindquist ? from Alexandria for Queenstown, put in here on the 3rd instant, leaky. and with loss of sails, foreyard sprung. &c. SI NCA POUF, Marchl.—de Ann, Gamble, from Calcutta for China, which sailed hence Feb. 23, struck on Bintrang Point on the night of the 26th, and it is feared will be a wreck. ANA NA, March 21.—The Sarah. Guthrie, from Belize for Cork, which put in here 17th Jan., leaky, has been condemned and sold. Her cargo is being transhipped into the Lotus. SATURDAY, APRIL 19.—Wind . W. to light Lisbon —Helen, Yilialwa—e'SanwdeaP, Providence, Ford, Aden, Copenhagen—Mersey, Houghton; Danube, Smith . Jeanne, Lettis; Michilli ; and Gem, Hannah, Alexandria, B. —Man, Dairies, Bonny—Sarah, Dobbins, and Miltiades, from Smyrna —Hope, Fleming, Venice—Concordia, uHe l olio a ,arb t .s a el, n r i m a otar n it i o. Peat, Legborn—Probus, Callao—Letitia, Eade, Buenos Ayres— Johannes, Lind; Gipsy, Ellis; and Mary Glover, Chase, Mo bile—Ben rpli Portland—Niagarai e c i oi y ira n d ß e x o ,lil l ffd N i; r o e of u: i t s — ci l p J i a(p O l er . , l , u k a )3 n , r , i n :a S e roo r p s : n e e b B bi r i a a y , e el e A n a ti yg a a r h a: t l o T hbra i . t i l i e, ' e a e sa n a l ; te—Sa nd a de, from Oporto—Vennz, Gonzales, Tarragona—Victory, Ev ans m a . J rans—Egberdina Annechina, Hamburg—Soreiere, G oo ch, St. s A man......_Eliaahetit, Long, for Rio Grande--Woodman, ce at a for Burr h, af:er :e Clara, I, 6turrac Naples— Gabriel, CI !wins, JtypesOn ior, eartet• hernis, slice tVel,l4 Cropper, tiat—Wasp, A !Tun iigel R,), Paton, Genoa, & a, Watt, Stettin. chihucto, at Wa sailed 10th 0 t at. Vincent I R. D Nautilus m Porto ng from Hat t back to Swat Frederick, Coccasne*. 1 Geriruid Naples; Spirito Santo it Salvatore end We Omega, Potter, sailed from Plymouth 20th April_ The Prince Charlie, from Baby (Egg) Island, Shark's Bay for London, put back to that island previous to l2th January having been ashore on the reef off Cape Le %llWine. and we for Adelaide, and Sarah, Aymers, N.S.NN discharging pa Britannia, Lowt M‘Loglilan Callao Walker. Robert, Cuba; Mend ferro, Constantinople; London. M`Kinnan, and John an' Nymens, Naples; Jacomino, Huge, and Victoria, Avery Leghorn ; Hope, Smith, Civita Vecchia; Charles Jotty, Fleet wood, Frith, Freighburg, and Courier, Williams, Alexandria Sen dos Marientes, Campo Sancho; Sivea, Bengstrom, blur seilles ; Howard, Bower. Ancona ; Adelaide, Sheiklioni Galatz ; Buchan Maid. RAnt . __ A _ Newfoundland; Hibernia, foleda, Havana; Elizabeth Reid, and .Violante_ Sanders Odessa Herschel!, Robertson, from 11 Sibyle, Ryan, 'Gala z; Crapan Bailey, Teasdale, at' Waterford: OFF HOLYHEAD, inward bm. Pleasant, (ship,) and British' Am (schooner), at noon; Canada (s), at 3 30 p.m. ; Frances (barque), at 5 p.m Canada (s), off Ormshead at 5 p.m. auritius, off Queenstown. 1, De Carturet, and William 1 (barq 11, Mali t), and P Margaret VESSELS SPOKEN Baltic (s), from this port. for New York, tat April. in lona 59 W--Hereford, from Bahia, 4th March, off Pernambuco• Ann Best, from Callao, f - - Caledonia, bound W.S.V W—lndia, 11th A 46 N. long. 40 topmist, and with mizen-toptits port, for New York. 13th April, 4 Abbot Lord, from New Orleans. ;. 16 W., under jury main gone—Asia (s), from this p.m. off the Stag Rocks— let. 33 N., long. 77 W—John Willey, from Santa Cruz, for this port, lath March, in lat. 24 N., long. 65 W—Lady Eveline, for this port, for Adelaide, in lat. 18 S., long. 18 W—Squan turn. bound west, 11th April, in lat. 49 N., long. 11 W—Orion, from this port, 26th Feb—t - larrii.t, from New Orleans, for Havre, lAfin Vlornb, irafl.. ntslf mm, (lab part, fur mu Janeiro, twenty-eight days out--Samuel, from this port, for Newfoundland, 11th April, off Cape Clear—Erin go Bragli, from this port, for New York, 4th Aoril—;-Probus, from this port, 27th March, in lat. 37 N., long. 32 W—Dublin, from this port, for Sydney. lqtb April, in lat. 42 N., long. 17 W—Junior, from this port, for Valparaiso, 27th Feb., in lat. 6 N., long, 21 NV—Bombay Packet. from this port, for Fernando Po, stll March, in lat. 9 N., long. 31 W—Jessie Mitchell, from Trini dad, for this port, 6th April, in let. 49 N., long. 14 W—New York, bound west, 7th April, in let. 49 N., long. 14 W—Lord George Bentinck, bound west, 7th Ap r il, in Ist 49 N, long 14 W—Lady of the Lake, 11th April, in let 51 N, long 10 W Hibernia_ from (`odors for tin. 1 aa.vca a", s i v..• ,Uptil long 10 W—Franzisk Feb. is lat 6 N, long 2 . _ ca, from Mayo, for lluetios 'Ayres, 27th 21 W. I DAIS 1 MORN. 1 EVENO.I HON HOLY DA YR, RTC April.' h. m. f h. in ?a 4 3 g 4 3 t 3 13 3 4 II 6 'Lail Q 24 f3l 611 10 8 25, 666 736 10 8 St. Marl 26 813 843 11 5 27 910 031 12 8 lstqunday uft.l 28 952 10 II 114 1 Tuesday.., Wednesday Thursday. Friday. Saturday Sunday Monday ePlaßyAgceTnlctreSmelln of l DlOCESEuinefluen ce hat e 0 --- d F et e er A m N i.. 74- as a first step towards putting down Tractarian innova tions in the Church, to proceed ecclesiastically against ly s cr om e clergyman in the archdeaconry of Maidstone, who, in op position to the Archbishop of Canterbury's remonstre persists in the use of obsole DU P L S . —Dover Chronicle. ALMOST MARRIIIII.—At Huron, Erie county 3rd, there was a curious attempt at marriage. that relations of intimate friendship had exis Dr. it— and Miss B—, for some two yesi suited in their presenting themselves at th Church for the purpose of marriage the service, embracing the vows a .promptly responded to by him. bride was then read by the tiers promptly answered " No !" .nd unau.thorL-4( The fir the bri.. The no The mic hat she said. nsell; trifled w alia 'Was in earnest it said, "be has perjured h of others; and I hare but done him just ing round she took &gentleman's arm a The doctor says he dan't understand innocence.—rlerelatid 71-ue .Dtmocri. lth March for Baltt Dal Dernerar Tarbet, Kea, li T Witch, K, art ffan, Luxe at C hence at Demerara and } 'sh Princess, Crnw ey, from Paralda— is, horn Alexandria rite, Inner, for this port 7th at Cape of Good ad Calla, Surant, from ►el, Owenx,frem Hol water. three ineiat 3 with the • fin einast y recover he Clyde :1 from . Ciii; '9e1•;:, • 4 4 9; :4 P , de; e 412 e,f6 44 242 , th e Q't • - rti7 4 e e 4 1 % bt; e :: rt 9 4; et 2 /It