The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-07-02 00:00:00

144 2,1%, .. _ , .......... , To witECK. OP THE ORION. —___.... kaNti,,Sll4d.AT evening week two more bodies . were . k i i,_ got of the vessel by the divers—one a young andin tk:_ , _ot two years old, the other a young woman,An til-vttOPosed to have been steeraze passengers. dee /la • a ittChlit apparatqs had been pronred at Do g il tli :IL" Se or commons. on Tuesday Mr. Oswald . itt,o rther any steps had been taken . by the g9,lntriL tot the into the circumstances connected with 'Poi:: e N°,l steamer ?.—The Lord Advocate said the 4„,,teht had taken measures for a full investigati% lei'e!st that very melancholy occurrence. It wauldb tit b: t t? state what had been done at present ;it , butUld it ctslahsfactory to know that the governmen, t,,,,:,,, duty to prefer bills of indictment against the ikkouyisecond mate of that vessel. property li t iiit'usY and Tuesday a deal of the lik,tset'gers, consisting foodmoney watches, trunks, ia,:overed. The sideboard, containing the cabi n le f 4 ted up, and has been secured. The Pumnt___ 1. 'et"%er,) of Li: r 1 is employed with the te"t' ho weve , ra l : i)een found impossible too t ' n of be _, tici!4,t° the eabini,.ivhere it is expected a number. le;" De found. It is said that the ladies in one of Ntrtitl %thins had locked themselves in, and it t it,,theeY oat! all perished there. i 1 1 Z e ll m s t e e n r !editt es_bNles have been recovred hy af ,_ a unn, 41144" ting• The bodies gre e t ose ihttuief Air. Afartin, the Liverpool agent i D . It et °A i 4 r• Wtn. Latham Bolton-le-awnr 'atnhde 111,84, At. Gladstone, of Liverpool ;., a man • bo o t having iltab?°„ to be steerage passengers, --t The 1 !I se tz '; teem that can lead to identification, _ as a i tel . , to be from 25 to 30 years ae, ai!d h • The body of Mr. Latham w as claimed 11-y npLiillkei?, c the ‘ NI 4II t vet.,,t• Henderson. and William s , 4sk no d e• ': 'neareerated at Stranrear, on a charge )„ r,L. J ostle as.i r lek - Nei l l . neglect of duty. Capt. Den t h p a n m rt , L tr ist a ,,2 ll ll, 4 , of the B oard of Trade, arrived !t the L siisitit„",!l, for pup of surveyiegge of ktitio'Ostr.,,,,. mpg an investigation into the t , N rehed tll'e the pantry has now be c e a n u ; . h t. o : Op 1 k ' 4, , ),14 1u I' the divers for the way-bill, but lvt h I , •Y pf t li t ! . ll all the other papers were foun: the ‘4,l,zrltt, ttriet''t a diver had goneLill 11- 41 z tb:pfter p art will be no difficulty h p e . 4 tof the hull, for the p l u no r u P g e o at s t e nogf -4ate.d,e.ifti,-.- He had alsn seen the extent ot aid .s a large rent, about ten feet long, r. :5 41 ",, , 5, iyh( e l toa . If feet wide—just under th H e e sta saw A -4 ril a i lls about •the bulk heads : There ' led 13 io the fore -hold through it. • 11 ,. IPp e ,_ This large 11 stob'otOrsvard before the rent. 1 7 , 4 444 4aki n y g tia f ctilerovPeasrtszents, and accounts for the E . s LSol liti l ellt a large and valuable box, belong ,a,itni' hod been recovered. It contained me 'atkeda' oroongst other articles £9O wor th stie r i':. sio doubt stet le`tie Ineasures.ans a being adopted to raise _ Se -° be hoped th at c' she may be afloat and 41,%ad at a n e 1 d t of a remit from 11..4risileitt,thi(1)ritiestbarerye, .in e v . irtue . en gag ed a !'e been engaged during the wee-, blio have , in taking the evidence . of ca as pt . ain as s 'ls thr navigated the Wigtonshire c thileargkthe. channel which the Orio n co sho'n . ld %eris-,.'ise circumstances, and liti„ sedit fat ta h' the respective officers 4 iig a ,„„c ing to e sit ih, ' , en also . as to the to the ti raset Oreseht moment turns, ch iefly, tof :reek, th e arrest and imprisonmelt t o to,s-ceerld rn ate, and the measures likely .. t i. o . ter)enoe the ship from her dangerous an,d sp a p ir y z‘,° 2:art.-Patrick. Of this, we are happy 'l, 4 1- + - 1, -. are now entertained ; the n L . o d r e d d s b o y f havi 'e r equest of the ovreeer-',.-i an der d LAordered the stearn-ohiPe Sal a with Se t ti c h r to proceed to Port Patric " ' stance 'thatla.tatos, -1:c•, to a ff ord all ass' eidep.,---lect. ' ti t ; rod that Mr. Bremner, who launc hed ffin n Illm Bay, the 4 e - ii i ir ni te a bu d aneCa steamilotp te kietishrlchwarihnoeirawsied 11 render their aid in pt. Ca , * C.a igo 1.1.11:44 FL__ lEINIrI .; Lord 11 6rilsf se o e# s 5 beeti (1.1°40 esreel! Ctsi ~ yb eo f the icor t b jl eir li the elecw'i VP' the Ea. ° w elect' °"h'e a mong t- , to , 5 0 1 paltner s ro e of tha t b° ,chere 10 5 hiS s t ee : pe i t ie r'ol e nt e O r n e are it °P e t l o 4 ll ,# foreg ° —5 Oll, eek I(4ll fferi° l o/ , the 5 " d the ;inter a° deel o ? arid ge n o f Co he "louse e t the at Got) er dicn bf rquis 0 n ches t°. id A fan eetinf o s 0: e o il ,sl:te,g;°ul-0 o f the l ot ,eting ter , de 'Mon che thei r ,slue °f itatlon .ii the 1 : t he (eight A the .7;1 erten' . o voi d 5 d ;ere ( f o nde,Pi, of U n i [b e ', i er ' ae stie. l3 o : g if o d ` s ed 131 a P ub ic .00 Core itt , ,,bey ,tidre. ss ;vbieib i t :ion l i t he n° 00 0 ter ° o d e red , f 0' ) re cg s o in ter AiFtr°, the ufor 0 der` —Sir o f er e! e cit teld th or in& f oing n ,go kind eta rn, o s ' ate sr 0 10 , e , 0 lark' ;lOU' 1.0 )0 re° 0 ,erl i° lyad e Fre: eed , t th in tolc l t a h le been co on l e lice. t o f t 005t ,0 t o , the o , . 1 50 detS 0 ' 1 ,q el l ! pe l ii el" I reP ea t oitY 9sl,;e: cienc c • 0 74 lO s nostra,,Otti oe Wa' t joo:o no dtt ,Aeo " )t be: 5 5 s biit Pa ;he clu - grY , ! beV, ' Cti A .. tilde th "a c . it a t ° tt 1 ile t 7 frifr . Por'l9l , to r , be r f ir" n^ ro t rb' )" rtr o : I ",' po viii h o owe!' nt of , .1 )e ra ' g ool h eif ,ort' o n r 4 koo , ;p Acc m. or Ac ,lect eu • tfir , ,be titer 18" t he !ci get' ti 9 ' e 1 hav ld d ur: O IP A : e tilqa be" . ie the ' Iç'r, Or' 0 111 1 ! - 01 xe ' 21 10 ;11 0 , erl" . 1 0P P 04 ee. r l4ing I Of tl i r 111 t , 0 , 01 1 ,et. , 41, tbe',l o iu Ct ij tb° 31 Wit h I tb (o il,' It 31101j,11°', re i r e Olf e , Jo: , 10 9 phtl„ t o ro ol i'pe ieo 45 t ID ' it: o° J fro lr bel! I e t I go fe LOO" 1)1! Ce p 0 4 ' v 1$ be tat • 0 111 „ A be bi‘'l).,ere r tiil 9 ,;•hei .. '. 13 Pil e or' 0. ine t 1, • 1 0 0° sol t o t tb. OP a 0 00 it t to, • ve „lore go of g a ides„,t,t, par l itel 4 ifr; p• eit,°ol ba 31 , th te j job coilfot 0( in of d; 0 1. 111 , „pt , 719 V' VY aft er4pft __ 4tartive7ll, the steam-ship Commodore, 1 1 N 1 W e h t l ertp a ,l l , l the Mersey, from Glasgow, Y,4 4 ,rder sta ""cic at two o'clock on the same ,4 11 e s qtb ei . e wa s that the weather was rough ter 44 4d e ,,, 1 ! 11 0 additional news of impor °f drought the body of Miss Glad- Gladstone, of Clifton-park. t, 4 I.oe, j, l'e N I 401"-ERTIIV GS. " 1 1 4 lIs ti ; 41 1-r tt o n Tr - This board held its weekly 1 1 ttiis " 4 "daY Mr - Parker in the chair l ' ance s * ' his weekly re week reported that the number of in tt en ding'Saturday last was 108 in rP il l t‘tt :%l t * ll St te , the:: being only three other instances O tt, 13 . ks theJnertality of-the borough. From 1t 11 4,.%ph e The ,„re were 39 deaths, and fro:n re 01 ch i eati average of the temperature 010ki °re h e N, 'the week was 601 deg., the re ' f P4 on Saturday, when it was 701 td 4 ' ll b'qty inhered to the satisfactory state of 1 4N 4 te4coeie. !tants, as evinced by the low rate ho s; 4t, &1 he late hot weather. I \t' l, lll l laYt et i / P A Ns• — At the meeting,. on b il . .4 ,t ,„ triti ki,ks t s 'plans for makine alterations t he Workhouse were 'approved of. Ithe to '4e t, etii,es4tetth_at Mr.•Betteley would with 041'1180 I na"'_v.vas requested to say so in { 4it e .7 1 !hed to call the t read a tentionof tirre ` tnen , finances. He list N;Nd th roo he a /- Texteth-park owed £1,492 4, l e t NbetlY.,lnlan-d was £4Bl, 10s. 11d. — e h s :vith in ut due from •Toxteth-park should I Lt ti ev ifol ved fortni g h t . .. we," said Mr. 4 t .4 il; . ltt ee ` Ino re woney on our own responsibility, i41 1 1t,,1 % s oled , 4 ‘l lol lld you have ?"—lt was then ~t s' !,s 1 0 1 to v ,, n ;;,t legal- proceedings should be yhAet h ' • - ---8„ "'Ps in arrear. The motion, on - tt k i !o4 ' -7 "al guardians remarked that if • ite t se' the y Should h em, ' z tnshi ps advise the overseers 1 4 4 . 7 e so lawlnit not again to pay, up the calls r ite] !vas the use of doing so, when lh otil tn,a4 r : Indebted, was allowed to go Plie r4 g h a remarked, that •if such should be o, 44 4l l :s l i v elley . to adept , the necessary measure th S tsko4. lk t ►wo lt ess - k r ntu stu :_meeting,of the vestry, on S. and klmßbell presided. A letter SK I 44 • ing ed se Was • Holme, stating . that the i t ,n e or , a rld fault of theirs, but that oce e di n "e new officcs were ready for b ...g8 of the :finance. committee wiltheitZ an instruction to the cotl 'l/44 as ( d ile am o ount rs o ;:if tle o t r ale s pr n o n pe t r h y n I t! k1 :1 4 i, t s°ll lZ o Z Pt _7 l last year. Mr. , Willmer 3 so _ D en °f the finance committee . be gleWh at seconded: he motion. After ,i k Wlts Fisorderly .conversation, Mr. ried and the rest , of the pro lft; Harbord cloyed that the 1 1 2 1 ea, the workhouse committee, Ne t ob assification of the adult paupers t ject of th e %iider thf?reenr•amotion was ilt, l N't r tl itls ferred to have the tda Lancaster and other immediate . care of the t o 4,4l)gnerajeyasrate _Ward in the workhouse, oap~,t,penge, lunatics in the new county 4) , w u s asyi: at Rainhill. 'The cost of ti t as f l 9J for the year ending- 28th X4oPtoc.°_.B 53 . Bd. The motion was t , _ a e . ci , as Confirmed. Mr. Carne 44 I " Poo p 'Y of Dublin Company that uak Ltleh at a small rate and re except at a high rate, 'but an Rki t ei i i :o*:' ' , Ti mm 1 / 4 ,:it.,,i,4 4 ; ll r e k t t hpl e „: 3 l t i c:—A letter was read wit Itti(l:e,td.ii.s.%lo;ving ancleso.inrretzuesting,tliat 4 '' ' ' IN4t k r Bt o t t , i ' e d t i O„, sol F l desired toekpnrnewtecwtrar il l, ,tk O pl. k iiiies c oti..eli S i i tlte :Tcria ges go i ng on the lend _ it 4ttit , t,l 4 4 t t, fit v edi : ince r o ' iv g e Jo cross the river. It ke t , l l '; 4 ol, B . 1, 8 1 ,t0 a o n n s s w er thatv' weather, to t e n 1 %d u i L/ e l ! - t4 l y 4 r t „let tO )l ite_ilibiZ t a ti freat embarrassment gw in 04,4 0 14 i 4 fi re "It?ti w as e n dIPPPed.—A report , ci . k k lig fL Ulazeh I submitted to the corn 'i %‘' l _ *A t .l. (; 0 ," wed, ; l ad 'been perceived by one \: , l` s 0 - 4 It w ''Pan o . I r „, ll. the offices o'f she Water ,kt\ ,lip,44ol4:tlt4t:tit:t4,,t4 , i i. 4 04 , :Ai ; I.l:ittielielowiiil ilvel ri o sai,t a csrh i aeesai l psepot i loueottEnkaaa t i enit slit:;nsilt (,)nsneceaceritoeetutiabaeauss, fire t) t w o t o efir or t th _sult,. a " s Probability have been s a:t combustion t e n g e e m h t w t n i t in t: h ign a e sbt t f Vt f . i t( t 01,4tiOn1(1 G' ra _ soa mtsisting of Messrs. liellll4it.l, t h gratiatii,/, to , attended from the k , , it ~.1 ?, ,, ,a s . t ring docks , certain proposed al- Otih il l: 1 (1 q kil t srid e Pr esent ; • Mr. - Green stated 1 k 4 44 by, i (.1 th at t .ormed, could not be 1 "i 4, 4 i. o ot i linor ~ he statements previously Yit744 4 'ii lt beea'i; I. e no ttf % , ,nib ti le to ~ udt in and et, inasmuch . 4 i k ti i 4 ; 4, 14 *hi le tw o o re vessels ince with the long discus i „ ktL. a ell the upp e ms without stages. Vp t N ith -ki t e h . r step s . A , .ages. Mr. Hartley, the 4it i \th I t, fl ag ° i f s guLetion wit the committee took !%17,and the sub -113V1:'it01,1:t4,.. t;l:otthie dkeriltleollern:::rsalnirna:tlft.tenieh 14 : 14 4. 1t 4 ei 11 (t e rneas" Ifalhead:FW erks. de ,tl, I:i4i,‘tilt:ttivtipillotbielptztrith_hterce tha errennntilif ?lefts , t, ti t ore e , od L. wh o had beearnnwortb., Ro -4 kilea=ed'e , it 7tr . ari ght (th appointed, dr e t e e t e e i r i net; the teoiaenntlatter . 1: t h_ il l e.. ,: lp t i vibl i t : tll (l taoa r b u ee t to the it . Nh i je th a.e1 1 ., ich I ) • he north Nt•tr 4l,4t 4,11,44, th rpronais_ . e riPorectared onthe sub. i %4 1 .111 8 4111 °et nf tfi n 4 1 t 'Orr. NI ' C ati o eDort " that no Committee . . and ,deputation with yi4 l it I? t: a l a eh tl Was' and the v arne should be iiiittssl. 4:4111 4194 6; poet Li,n,enhisioenlog k• ~ ,4 4 ,, 4. ~'Y th 4 ltib stl bMitt t , i l . - 4 •el ltt •-at h o er of eu from the Pre •- 01, 1 „t" krtl in ,he to dy, It CO :2 Inerce, enclosingsl; fi b r e es u a sed nd ',, ;44,41.4:A4e Li ver prop s their opinion that 'l l'i 1 4 tI tcl th : le At to th e o s 4" lights might to be re fht - 41, 1 th, Of Ilt liv e I tNnii a t othe r Lancashire and 'l.' ci th e aye ecl• ti lis tßa rY 0 1 1 44I CA L Aports. lk ur e btLerie'd to the ssoc!ATlorr. ylth 1 , ) 1 , 1 ‘1 1 1, °I . te Stito t i In n took Y il i ( 1) . W Cli niti edleal Si,° AIM ] P ace 00 Wed -4 L .14 ° 'rai t ; li .„to„. gen npleasant. 1 tcht.. , ee ua n ns Were ell connected with sp d . e an •Li , ef o i s t : the ' . ."t• In the i medi c 1 Skti on, O eh este le p reside a. officer of f ka a r e Lpresid e l t of the asse "-vbter, ~, The report 4 't dwelt upop, the constitution of the College of Physicians and the College of Surgeons ; and showed that from local neces sity, parties were frequently obliged to practise the seve ral branches of the profession, and that a third and infe rior college of general practitioners, to embrace such persons, would be unfair, and ought to be resisted. The report also regretted that Sir George Grey's Intramural Interments B 11 was not extended to the principal towns. —Dr. Lyon, after referring to the fact that valuable papers, which had been read at the Parent Society, had been withheld, moved " That the delay in the publica tion of the transactions is highly,injurious to the interests of the association, and this meeting strongly deprecates such delay." Theresolution was carried.—Mr. Southern directed the attention of the meeting to an anomaly rela tive to the distribution of military honours to military surgeons. Some time ago they applied to Government to grant them the same honours which were usually granted to military officers for distinguished services. The application was under the consideration of Govern ment for some time, and the result had been to confer on them the civil order of the Bath instead of the military one.—Mr. I. Neill considered that a surgeon in either the military or naval service was entitled to the honours conferred on the officers of these services.—A resolution embracing these views was carried, and a memorial, addressed to Lord John Russell, from the association, was read, in which the subject was forcibly argued.—A special vote of thanks was passed to the secretary of the association, Mr. Hatton, of Manchester, and after a reply from that gentleman, the meeting separated. MR. HENRY LswsoN's CONCERT.—Mr. H. Lawson, the violinist, gave a grand concert on Wednesday evening last, at the Concert-hall, Lord Nelson-street. The vocalists were the Misses Drayton and Mr. Ryalls. Mr. H. V. Lewis presided at the piano-forte. Miss Drayton and her sister. Miss Clara Drayton, are both very young, but possess all the requisites fur public favour, good voices, taste, and elegant figures: a little diffidence and timidity was observable in their execution, which is to be attributed to their youth ; experience will bring confidence, and with it all the indescribable minutiae which go to furnish and perfect the candidate for popular favour; having attained these, the Misses Drayton cannot fail to rank high as vocalists. Of Mr. Ryalls it may be said that, none ever hear him without desiring a repetition of that pleasure. He seems to go on improving and contrives to render his favourite songs more telling At every repetition. His first performance on the occasion referred to was the " White Squall," for which he was rapturously applauded. " Joe wandered in dreams," a dnett, (Miss Drayton and Mr. Ryalls)was encored, but the gem of the evening, as far as Ryalls was concerned, was that old yet sterling ballad, " Sally in our Alley." The purity of feeling which Mr. Ryalls throws into this simple song is irresistible ; he was loudly encored as he was in the song of "The MacGregor's Gathering." Mr. Henry Lawson performed several solos on the violin in a masterly style, and Mr. H. V. Lewis brilliantly executed anew fantasia on'the piano -forte. 1] ppillg" ihi:tlligtnrt. TUESDAY, JUNE 25.—Wind N., light , ARRIVED —Queenlif the Isle, Williams, from Catania—Li vorno, Miller, Gibraltar—Kate, Mills, Abbeville—Johanna, Hambirgh. SAILED.—Lord Elgin, Herron, for Valparaiso—Vanguard, Bedington, St. Petersburg—Avon, Johnstone, St. John's, N.B. —Vixen, Fish, Rotterdam—Faith, Dunning, Newfoundland— Bosphorus (s.), Hall, Constantinople—Arnold, Jansen, Iceland —Vesper. Holmes, Figuera—Lightning, De Frocq, Hayti— William West, Dyer, Dunkirk—Caroline, Carwithen, Constan tinople—Tamoseh, Tucker, Charleston—Anna, De Lore, Bor deaux—Francis and Ann, Perrelle, Gaspee—Carlotta, Vijande, Cadiz—Medium, Reay, and Eliza Keith, Scott, Lima—Siren, Asplet, Smyrna—Anna Rich, 9arwell, Baltimore—Jane Maria, King, Trieste—Gleaner, Bloom, Rotterdam—Nautilus, Nundy, Lima—Verein. Karstadt, tqralsund—Waterlily, Paine, Alexan dria—Regulator, Chaddock, Messina—Astrologer (s.), Milburn, Constantinople—David, Gilchrist, Curacao—Eudocia, Banner man, New York—Rosa, Pitto, Rio Janeiro. Colonist, Sinnott, from St. Andrew's at this port. On the 10th instant, in lat. 45, long. 44, during a thick fog, was in contact-with a barque, supposed to be the Mary and Lydia, of Thomastown. Lord Elgin, Ware, hence at New , Calabar. Harmonie, Schabelling, from Rotterdam, for this port, off Dungeness. Douce 'Davie, from Londen.at ditto. Clyde, Halcrow, hence at St.. John's, N.B Duke of Wellington, Mills, hence at Newfoundland. Joseph Yeoward, Jones, sailed from Leghorn for this port on 7th instant. Tibbit, hence at Lisbon. Effort, M`Gowan, sailed from ditto for-this port on the 17th instant. Concord, Williams, hence at Oporto. Waterwitch, Duncan, hence at. Kiel. • Free, Feathers, and Palender,.Rice, hence at Riga. Maria Beene, hence off ditto. Magician, Steele, from-La Guayra at Cuxhaven. Bombay Packet, Wylie, and Benjamin Boyd, Armon, hence at Bonny. _ _ _ _ . DuBLIN, June 29.—The Coronet, Coward, from Liverpool, was in contact early on the morning of the 7th, inside the Kish Light, with a schooner very deep in the water, which disap peared almost immediately. Metn.—A coat marked Mary Ann, .Maryport, was picked up on the above day, near the scene of the collision. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 26. — Wind N.. light ARRIVED.—Man Graf Von Sax Schwerin, GrOnnig, Nantes —Poblanero, Rementeria Porto : Rico—Nautilus , Cater, Galli poli—Emilie, Brunstion;Alexandria—Jeune Celestine, Bedex, Nantes. SAILED.—Lucy Sharp, M'Fie, for Rio Janeiro—Brandon, Lawton, Fernando Po—Dalziada, Smith, Callao and San Fran cisco—Emulous, Brown, Genoa—John Bull, Crawford, Born bay—Berhampore, Smith, Calcntta—Lucretia, Gallinne, Tri este—Orbit, Larkin, Quebec—Ringdove, Garry, Jamaica. Atlantic (s.), West, from New York, at this port; sailed 13th June, at noon, and arrived in the Mersey . at 4.30 this morning. Has about £50,000 sterling specie on frAght- Zetland, Turner, for Callao, has put back ? the crew refusing to do duty in consequence of the vessel making_ ater. Appleton, Hullen, and Gratitude, Smith, from Adelaide at St. He:ena, and both sailed for Swansea. _ Grasmere, Vale, at Bombay, and sailed for this port on the Ist of May. Nemesis; sailed from ditto for this port 27th April. Hermione, Chenowith, hence at Rio Janeiro. Mary Allan, Boyd, hence at Jamaica. Harkaway, hence at Baltimore. Susquehanna, hence at Philadelphia. Defence, Brewster, hence at New York. Grenville, De Marquand, hence at New Carlisle. Osmanli 48. s.), Corbett, hence at Genoa. Eugene, Codet, sailed from Nantes for this port on the 21st June. Argo, Fretwurst, hence at Warnemuntle. Hebe, Hat grave, from Savannah, and Sarah Botsford, Ca meron, hence, at Queenstown. TEWESDAY, JUNE 27.—Wind -S.E., fresh ARRIVED.--Ivanhoe. Knight, from New York—Lovely Mary, Newfoundland—William Cornelius, Nantes—Elizabeth, Moss, Havre. _ _ _ SAILED.-Emma, Thomas, for Smyrna—Thames, Rennie, San Francisco—Sea, Johnson, St. Petersburg--Magrietha, Boomgard; Mercurius, Hann ; and Henry, High, Rotterdam —Celt, Dickson ; Catherina Frederica, Smidt ; and Mercur, Kraeft, Narva—Philadelphia, Stotesbury, Philadelphia—Fre derick, Krouse, and Julius. Spiegelberg, Memel—Lady Ann, Abe. nethy, Malta—Castor, Beck, and Louise, Bond, leek nd— Seraphina, Getbing, Bahia—Resolucion, Fabregus, Barcelona —B. W. Groeb, Wagener, Pernau—Stolpe, Hasse, Onega— William, Scharferrot, Halifax— Achilles, Banakowskie, Danzic —Clara Maria, L'acnke, Cronstadt—Juanita, Andulga, Bilboa —Penelope, Olkoff, Archangel—Clemente, Ninteman, Antwerp —Gustav von Hagenow, Scharmberg, Revel—British Queen, Spearman, Africa—Waterloo, Harvey, New York. Maria en Gracia, Monterola, hence at Barcelona. Robeat Preston, Williamson, hence at Gibraltar. Cornish Diamond, Stephens, from Smyrna at Gibraltar,.and cleared for this port. Active, Eram • Acastus Best ; and St: Andrew, Hawkins, cleared at Gibraltar, for this port, 14th June. Camilla (s.), Little, henceat Havre. Triad, Bullock, hence at Cronstadt. Henrietta, Cunningham, hence at Riga. Eendraght, Dowes, hence at Pillau. ,Zenobia, Anthony, from St. John, N.B. at Qneenstown. New Margaret, Beeby, from• China, for London, ofr the Start. „ Kate, from Granville for this port,'off the Start. The schooner Yeoman's Glory, outward bound, was aground yesterday on Burbo Banic,,but is supposed to have got off on the flood, and proceeded. 28.—Wind S.W. —Arabella, Collings, for FRIDAY, JUNE SAISED.—FIora, Pries - t, for Smyrna Corfu—Commerce, Henry, Charleston Naparino, Nichol, hence at Dalhousie. Propoutis (s. a.), cleared at Constantinople for London and this portoth June, and Earl of Leicester, for this port, on the Bth J une. Lavinia, Brown ; Hannah and Eleanor, Robinson: Symme try, Jones ; Yrancis, Wilson; and Thomas, .Brown, hence at Cionstadt Try, Howes; Vriendschap, Bresen ; and Elizabeth, Taylor, .hence at Helvoet. Forsyth, Frith. Mitchell, hence for St. Petersburgh, at Pentland SATURDAY, JUNE —Wind N.,W.,fresh A,ER I vED.--Gitippewa, Barclay, from Bombay—Stranger, Miller, Barbadoes—Plymouth Rock, Caldwell, Boston—Ben Nevis, from Magagnadavie—Good intent, Daniels, Cadiz. SA I,LE D .-A nn .Bridson, Fowler, Valparaiso—Lliberdia (s.), Lang, Halifax and Boston—George Ann, Brown, Archangel. Elizabeth, Hart, froz 14th May. Maranham, at this port; sailed on the Policy, Loughborough ; Fatima, Laing; Malcolm, Malcolm ; and Sir Harry Smith, Salt, hence at Rio Janeiro. Anglo American, hence for Boston, went ashore.on itathlin Island 2tth June, but floated off in a few hours, with loss of part of false keel. Edward and Ann, Hogg; Enterprise, Shapster ; Lord Pan mare, M`Leod ; Apame, Eitsson ; St. George, Hutchison; Sally, Craig; Paragen, Nicholson; Leda, Jeplein ; Jason, Fradlant ; President, Janson; Nina, Olse ; Pomona, Molten haur ; Indian Princess, M`Kinsty ; and Ewerald,Smith,.hence at Cronstadt. Elizabeth, Broucher ; Arab, Thomas; Johns,. Lyons; Watch man, Goodwin ; Johanna Gezina, Vanderween; Clara Matilda, Russon ; Garland, Shaw, and Lord Douglas, NVhile # kence ,at Narva. North Ash, Jewell, hence at Malaga. William and Mary, Clarke, hence at Odessa. Catheiine Rosser, Rosser, hence at Genoa. Nestor, Klein, hence at Tronsoe. l Arnold, Farrar], hence at Stralsund. Marie, Hansen, hence at Odensee. To Brodre, Moller, hence at Holbeck. Maria, Beerta, Tap, hence at Riga. Arctica, hence off Riga. Mary Clarke, Humble. from Stettin for this port, at Pent-. land Frith, 'Sabina, Tadd, from Antwerp, for this port, at Fowey. Adler, Grell, from Rotterdam, for this port, at Deal. Minerva, Clement, sailed from Bordeaux for this port 25th of June. Fanny, Raters, sailed from Nantes for this port 25th June. Elvina, Kelly, from St. John, N.B. at Waterford. SUNDAY, JUNE 30.—Wind N.W., fresh. ARRIVED.—Jane Duns, Thompson; Jos. Hutchinson, Stirling, and Shannon, Davies, from Alexandria. E.—Eliza beth Wood, Woodmas,and Artistic, Edwards, from Barbadoes —Lancaster, M'Lellan, D emerara —A n drew Foster, Howes; Cornelia, French ; and J Z. Zeraga, New York—Satellite, Markham, Mobile—Robert A. Lewis, Vaughan, St. John, N.B. —Hebe, St. Andrew, N.B —Toronto, Ballentine ; Montreal, M , Master; and St. Andrew, Montreal—Sisters from —Ca. therina, Koster, Hamburg—Arabella, and Albe rt Gallatin, Sal ter, Havre—John Patchett, Cappon, Mazatlan—Three Sisters. Scott, Para—Scotia, Miskelly, Baltimore—Emma, Newfound land—Fancy, M`Millan, Prince Edward Island—Princess Alice, Wilson, Alexandretta—Baron, Serowich, Trieste—Mur doch, Brant, St. Petersburgh—Felicite, Hubean •' Jenne Jo• seph • Gezina, Postema, and Napoleon, Artonet,Nantes—Be nedia, , Hostenoff, Riga—Der Alte Agent, Schultz, and Ma tilde, Horn, Danzic—Adler, RotterdaM—Philomene, Bulcke, Ostend—Frophet, liirkbove, Ghent. THE LIVERML STANDARD. SA t LIR D.—Alice Wilson, Coward ) and Minor Chapman,Fran ces, for Lima—Mary Morrall, Brewer ; Valparaiso, Whiteside, and Catherine Jenkins, Gibbs, Valparaiso—Hemisphere, Whit telsey, and Equator, Ewer, New York—Mary Gibson, Sinclair, Beirout. America (s.), Shannon, from New York, at this port; sailed 19th, and from Halifax, N.S. 21st June, at 7 50 p.m. Philip Laing, Cadenhead—Anne Cropper, Morton—Concor dia, Carrick—Duke of York, Rooke—John Wood, Mundle— Amathea, Wilson—and Patriot Queen, Itoddock, all hence at Calcutta. Queen Mab, M‘Donald, and City of Manchester, M'lntyre, hence at Bombay. Gunga. Throwell, hence at Madras. Emma Graham, Ferguson, and Madonna, hence at Rio Ja neiro. Broad Oak, hence at Bahia. Alida, Agnes, hence at Rouen. Narigateur, Cassard, hence at Dunkirk. Cambria (5.,) hence at Halifax. Uriel, Sim son, and Florida, Pearson, hence at New Orleans. Honor, Junatin, hence for St. Thomas, at Newport. Samuel, Leighton, hence for Quebec, at Newport; lost anchor and chain. Palamedes, Nieman, from Rostock for this port, off Dover, Ellen, Bell, sailed fr . om Alexandria, E., Bth - Jurie, and Mur ray 16th June, both for this port. Maria, sailed from Nantes for this port, 26th June. Syhia, Hooks, sailed from Marseilles for this port, 22d June. Llewellyn, Jones, sailed from Madras for this port, 16th May. Charlotte Thompson sailed from Bombay 15th May—Anne Armstrong 15th—Hope and Jane Glassin 22d May, all for this port—and Ayrshire, for London, 15th May. Princess Royal, Adamson, sailed from Saugor Bth May, and Charlotte, Affleck, 12th May, both for this port; and Regina, Denas, for London, 9th May. Mary Sparks, Graham, from London, and Ben Lomond, from Aden, at Bombay. Beethoven, Aitkin , from Mauritius, and Manchester, For syth, from Ennore, at Madras. NARVA, 2On' JUNE —The Dina, Molder, from this port, parted her anchors during . a :rale, lith June; got in contact with a Dutch vessel, which had also broken adrift, and sunk in the roadstead : crew drowned ilfiarketo. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. Jurnt 28 Sugar: As holders are waiting for the reduction of duty, the sales are limited to 350 hl.ls. B. P. and 3,500 bags Bengal, at full prices. Foreign : Porto Rico 378. to 435. per cwt., duty paid, and brown Paraiba 17s. 3d. per cwt. in bond. Molasses: Trinidad, 158. per cwt. from the quay. Coffee: Jamaica has been disposed of at full prices; plantation Ceylon 535. 6d. to 545. 3d. ; native (of last year's import), 428. 6d.—Black Pepper brought 30., Pimento na. to 6d. per lb. Rice: Bengal 7s. 6d. to 10s. 6d. for broken to middling white. Rum : Demerara has been sold without change. _ Tea : Common Congous very saleable at lOad. per lb. ; com mon greens are also Id. per lb. dearer. Sago Flour 19s. per cwt., Castor Oil bad. per lb., and Mother of-Pearl-Sbells x2l per ton. Saltpetre 258. to 275. 6d., and Nitrate of Soda 13s. 9d. per cwt. Guana has been taken at steady prices. Aflattets. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 29.. The weather continues most favourable, and whilst sellers show no inclination to submit to reduction upon the late price of any article, buyers restrict their purchases to what is neces nary for the supply of present wants. The business of the week has consequently been of a limited character. The same description applies to our market today; th,re is no move ment in any article calling for particular notice, and we do not vary the quotations of our last except for Indian Corn, which is Is. per qr., and Oatmeal 3d. per load cheaper. MONDAY, JULY t.—Wind N.W.,moderate. ARRIVED: Daantless, Johnson, Marto;harn—Sarah Bots ford, Cameron, Matanzas—Majesty, Waters, Rio de la Hache —Austria, Borland, and Emma Field, Snow, New Orleans — Francis P. Page, Robson, and West Point, Allen, New York — Margaret (s.), Leitch, Halifax and Sydney, C.B.—Elvira, St. John, N.B.—Cherso, and Natalina, Alexandria, E.—Neptune, Nantes—Lord Elgin, Isbister, Demerara—Le Hazard, Goul. peare, Sable—Camilla (s.), Little, and Charles Amand, Havre —Margaret, Jones, Dunkirk—Harlequin, Cunningham, Ant werp—Harmonie, Schabeling, and Resolution, Orme, Rotter dam. SAILED.—James Wright, Clark, for New York. Cassiopea, Hanmer, hence at Cape of Good Hope. Sovereign, Campbell, from A lgoa Bay, for this port, at ditto. Teazer, sailed from Cape of Good Hope for London 4th May. William Carey, Tosh, from Cape of Good Hope at Saldanha Bay, and loading guano for this port. Mahtoree, Cowan, sailed from ditto for this port previous to Bth May. Tory,M‘Bride, at St. Helena, and sailed 22nd May for this port. Heroine, Tomkins, from lchaboe at St. Helena. Washington, Wilkie, from llubldi at Quebec. Ri David, from Licata at Falmouth. Nautilus, Knight, hence for Malaga, off Padstow. VESSELS SPOKEN, Manuelita, hence for Valparaiso, Bth May, in lat. 7 N., long. 25—Cambria, hence for Sincapore, 11th Awe, in lat. 43, long. 12—Flirt, hence 11th May, off Malta—Mara, hence for Charles ton, 20th May, in lat. 47, long. 31—Matilda. of Bremen, 3rd June, in lat. 42 N., long. 59 W—Parthian, with passengers, 14th June, in lat. 47 N., long. 30 W—Lady Hobert, with emigrants, 20th June, in hit. 49 N., long. 15 W—Cornwall, 22nd June, in lat. 52, long. 10—Orion, f►om Dominica. for Leith, 15th June, in lat. 42, long. 43—Lancaster, from Demerara, for this port, 18th June, in lat. 47, long. 29—Pacific (s.), hence for New York, 20th June, in tong. 10—Bella Portena, hence for Ceylon, 19th June, in lat. 48 N., long. 12 W—St. Lawrence, hence for Bom bay, 20th June, in lat. 48 N., long. 11 W—Barbadian, hence for Callao, 22nd June. in lat. 49, long. 6—Guisachan, hence for Calcutta, 15th June, in lat. 45, long. 10—Ann and Jane, hence for Sincapore, 13th May, in lat. 3 N., long. 23 W—Liverpool, hence 19th May, in lat. 10 N., long. 24 W—Levantine (s.), 21st June, in tat. 49, long. B—Agnes, hence for Demerara, in lat. 41, long. 13—Emma Field, from New Orleans, for this port, 27th May, in lat. 24. long. 80—Elizabeth, from Callao, for Queens town, 28th Slay, in lat. 23 N., long. 34 W—Minerva, hence for Cuba, 29th June, off Cape Clear—Bellona, hence for Demerara, 21st June, off Bardsey—Robert Syers, 25th June, in the Chan. nel.Exile, hence for Ancona, 13th June, in lat. 36, long. 7 Heath, from Bahia, for Gibraltar, 13th Slay, in lat. 10 N., long. 40 W—Virgilia, from Antwerp, for Bombay, 21st June, in lat. 49, long. 6—Huron, from New Orleans, for this port, 23rd May, off Salt Keys—Sarah, hence for Charleston, Ist June, in lat. 33, long. 11—Henrietta, hence for Port Natal, 16th May, in lat. .9 N., long. 25 W—Flirt, hence 11th May, off Malta—Charles Challoner, hence for New York, 19th June, in lat. 51, long. 25 —Bolton Abbey, hence for California. 19th June, in lat. 47, long. 11—Camoena, hence for Santa Cruz, 24th May, in lat. 43, long. 41—Henrietta, hence for Port Natal, 16th May, in lat. 9 N., long. 25 W—Galatea, hence for California, 19th Slay, in lat. 10,Iong. 21—Toronto, from Montreal, for this port, 13111 June, in lat. 46, long. 56—Paciflc(s ), hence for New York, 22nd June, in 1at.54, long. 19—Isabella, hence for Leghorn, 22nd June, twenty-five miles W.S.W. of the Lonships—Elizabeth Wood, from Barbadoes, for this port, 16th June, in lat. 44, long. 29 liertnatope, hence for Bay Chaleur, 18th June, in lat. 46 long. Z. LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL, Direct.' Indirect LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 2 5.. The arrivals into this port coastwise and from Ireland since Tuesday last, include a fair supply of Oats and a moderate quantity of Flour, but very little produce of other kinds. From the north of Europe and Egs pt the import of Wheat is liberal, being upwards of 15,000 qrs. ; of other Grain from the former source, Lnd of Indian Corn, chiefly from the United States and partly from Egypt, the receipts are fair in amount, exclusive of 1187 qrs. of Canadian Pease, and 7200 sacks of Flour from France. Without any disposition on the part of holders to press sales, or any inclination by millers to purchase, we have only had a very limited retail business transacted in Wheat of any de scription. and, if any thing, the turn of the market is in favour of buyers. Choice fresh Irish and French Flour was in fair demand, but of American very few sales were effected, prices remaining un changed. . Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease remained in very languid re quest on the terms last noted. Oats were in moderate request, at a decline of id. per 451bs. Oatmeal dull at our last quotations. The holders of Indian Corn having submitted to a decline of fully Is. per qr., and having several Irish buyers in attendance to-day, considerable operations have taken place at the abate ment. BRITISH. Wheat, T. 70tb. s. d. s. d. I s. d. s. d. English, red ....Old 5 6 @ 5 10 New .. 5 10 ® 6 0 Ditto, white 5 9 6 0 d 0..... 6 0— 6 4 Irish, red Ditto, white . Rye, English, le , qr Barley, English, v l_r. I - 0 0 0 0 Chevatr. Scotch Bilrisl63.4olbl 2 9 3 0 Malt, English, To qr. .. I_ _ _ 148 0 -52 0 - - - 38 0 -45 0 Oats, per 451 b. English & Scotch, old 2 8 2 10 New .. Welsh Irish, fine sorts 2 6 2 si d 0..... --- general do. 2 4 2 5 d 0..... Beans, English, 9e qr 27 0 —3l 0 do. ... —— Australia .. March 2; Bahia April 27 Barbadoes .. May 2f Bombay .. B. Ayres Calcutta California 1 C. G. Hope. Chagres Cnarleston China Demerara .. Havana Hayti Honduras Jamaica .. Lima Maranham May 14 Mauritius I Mazatian.... 1 .. 'April 1 lexico,(city) .. April 13 Mobile .. June 11 Monte Video .. April 16 New Orleans .. June 17 New York .. 19 Panama Pernambuco. .. 8 Rio Janeiro 29 San Francisco April IC May 13 June 14 April 23 May 18 June 8 May 11 April 6' June 10 May 12 savannah St. Helena .. June 13 May 1 - 1K St. Thomas, Trinidad.. Valparaiso May 2 Venezuela April 9 Vera Cruz 22 LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, JUNE 25. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED, E. Hudson and Nicholson, Liverpool, curriers—J. Anderson and T. H. Boorman, Liverpool, rice millers—M. Wilkinson and G. Kerman, Liverpool, apothecaries—J. Sparks, J. Sparks, jun., and W. Jackson, Liverpool, ship store dealers—W. Bu chanan, Liverpool, and E. Hill, Maranham, merchants. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS H. Parker, Sheffield. banker. C. Sanderson, Sheffield, iron merchant. W. L. Oddie, Clitheroe, scrivener. G. Hutton, Sheffield, grocer. 0. Richards, Fleet-street, London, law bookseller. L. Guilleaume, Berners-street, Oxford-street, London, ma nufacturer of artificial flowers. H. Loisel, jun. and A. foreign provision merchants Edan, Hatton-garden, London, BANKRUPTS Hugh Hughes, Portmadoc, shipowner, July 4, August 2, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy : so licitors, Messrs. Evans and Son, Liverpool; and Mr. Jones, Portmadoc; official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool. John Hunt, Middleton, Lancashire, silk mamifacturer. John Barker, Manchester and Salford, victualler. William Tyner, Birinir gham, tallow chandler. John White, Dudley. innkeeper. Clement Pretty, Leicester, grocer. John Richardson, Edgeware-road, London, ironmonger. James Newland Baker, Alton, auctioneer. Samuel Taylor, Staines, grocer. Thomas Cheatwood Jones, Blackfriars-road, London, linen draper. . . _ Elizabeth Appleton Peakome, Princes-street, Cavendish square, London, saddler. John Barnard (and not Burnard, in last Friday's Gazette), Stanford Rivers, Essex, baker. DIVIDENDS July 15, F. Golding, Tonbridge Wells, grocer—July 15, R. Knight, ➢litcham-road, licensed victualler. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. July 18, W. Dixon, Manchester, ironmonger—July 18, T. Holland, Coventry, builder. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Hollingworth, jun., and W. Longhorn, Liverpool, toboc ,conists—H. Newbold and T. Sidwell, Garston, Lancashire, omnibus proprietors. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. T. Williams, Sandiway, Cheshire, innkeeper—first div. of 3s. in the pound any Thursday, at the office of Mr. Turner, Li. verpool. E. Brattan, Northwich, cabinet-maker. 3- Melville, Austin friars. London, merchant. W. F. Street, Austin friars, London, merchant. J. M. Hervey, Brick-.ane, St. Luke's, London, iron -founder, L. Pulibrook, Cambridge-place, Hackney-road, London, grocer. BANKRUPTS. Moses Wrangle, Boston, Lincolnshire, cabinet-maker. Joseph Boycot, Kidderminster, Worcestershire, draper. George Holmes and Henry Holmes, Derby, ironmongers. William Jones, Bristol, stationer. Joseph Moore, Hanover-street, Islington, London, victualler. DIVIDENDS July 19, W. Longbottotn and R. Bentley, Rochdale, wool merchants—July 19, T. Wright, Derby, cheese-factor. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting, ' July 25, W. H. Ethel!, Birmingham — , saddler—July 22, A. S. Corrick, Bristol, timber : ,clealer. _ __ ......._ 'CERTIFICATES GRANTED. June 25, W. T. Tomlinson, Salford, victualler—June 24, P. Thorn, Castle-street, Leicester-square, bottled ale-merchant (second class.) MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. July. Hour. 2, J. Crossley and Co., (2d) District Court, 11 2, Benjamin Brown (Ist) 2, Brown, Todd, and Co. (proof). Ditto, 12 William Henry Griffiths (Ist) Ditto, 11 (1., Hugh Hughes (Ist) Ditto, 11 8, Joseph John Monk Mason Scott (2nd) .. Ditto, 11 k^ THE CHARITIES. LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, JUNE 29. DjscHAR9ED: In-patients cured. 34 ; Relieved and at own request, 10 • Made Out-patients, 2 ; Irregular, 0; Dead. I. ADMITTED: le-patients, 48; Out-patients, 12; Casuals during the week, 20; Remaining in the House, 192. House Surgeon, Mr. F. D. Fletcher; Apothecary, Mr. .1. Newton; Chaplain, Rev.W. Blundell; Treasurer, Alfred North. lsfiq. ; House Visitors, N. D. Bold and Lawrence Peei, Esqrs. NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT. JUNE 29, ADM rrrED: Accidents,6l; Medical and Surgical Cases UpPl3 recommendation, 11; Total, 72.—.Dtsc ti ARO E : Cured, 22 ; Relieved and at 0411 request,3; Attending as Out- Patients, 47; Irregular, 3; Died,3.—Remaining in the Hospital, 80. Consulting Ourireon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician and Surgeon for 'he week, Dr. Ashcroft and Mr. E, Jones ; House Visito. , v, Jaques Myers and John Clint, Esqrs.; House Elitvons, Mr. Tearne and Mr. Wall ; Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rev. Win, Hughes. LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS 68, SOHO. STREET. WEEKLY REPOT; T, dux 26. Boys on the Books 93 Boy,: on the Sick Li5t...... Average daily attendance BO ()Wail 'ea Situations ... ... 1 T. D. Anderson, Esq.,. Treasurer; 30ge1 11, 14 " b1)acK Lnt , Hon. Secretary ; .1. B. Orriss, Supe,"Uttonuent; i Heath and Brougham. Esqrs. Bedell Blrisfi;ip-1801b!23 0 —24 0 d 0..... -- Pease, English, white 25 6 —26 6 blue.... —— Do. & Irish .. maple —— grey.— —— -- Flour,per 28011, Enedish&lrish,2ndsl2s 0 —26 0 I fine ....26 0 —2B 0 Ditto. superfine 28 0 —3O 0 .extra ..32 0 —33 6 Oatmeal, Tr ld. of 2401 t) 1 i Irish, 1849 2l 6 —22 0 old ....20 0 —2l 0 Canadian I do. ....20 0 — 2l 0 Bran.*24lb —— 010 1 0 are made - a •••••.- ••aa, ul ,c,c anti ILIC Mediterranean, for which, during th e l as t two days, some ex tensive orders have been given out at prices in no case less than id., and in most fully id., higher than could have b een obtained last week. Yarns for ome cial request, at an advance on the w pc§ g., . par 'this has been the case with cop yarns, particularly in Nos. from 30's. to 60's, which are decidedly scarce. The advance in cloth h.is been less decided than in yarn, the demand continu ing more moderate. ROCHDALE.—There is little change in the flannel market . either in aemand or price. There has been very little doing in the wool market, principally from the dealers holding out for prices the manufacturers were unwilling to give. :19ACCLESFIELD.-A few goods have been sold during the week at prices barely, if at all, remunerative ; and the continu ance, on the one hand, of advancing prices for the raw mate rial, and on the other the stationary, if not depressed state of the market for goods, are compelling our manufacturers to stop production as far as practicable, until a better disposition as to prices shall be manifested. LEEDS.—The woollen cloth trade continues active, the de mand being equal to the supply of goods, and prices firm. BRADFORD. — Wool.—The prices sought and demanded in the country are such as are acting as a drawback on the pur chases made here. New wools are now selling far too high, but many parties are sanguine that these will long Ce'sus tained. Yarns:—The increased price soug ht f or all kinds of wools compel the spinners to seek a corresponding advance, and the contracts for July will only be made at an advance of 3d. to 6d. per gross on June prices. Pieces.—The demand continues brisk, and the manufacturers are generally working to order, but for fresh contracts higher prices are demanded. HUDDERSFIELD.—Though there has been an average busi ness doing at the warehouses; and although the wool trade has not beon much better than last week's, there has been more doing in the Cloth Hall than has been known for som e time. HALIFAX. —There is a fair business doing in worsted goods, at steady prices. The inquiry for low lastings continues, but there is not a large make of that article just now.. Yarn is in active demand, at advancing rates. The wool market exhibits more life, and considerable quantities are changing hands. NOTT INO Fl AM.—Lace.—We have only had a very moderate inquiry for all descriptions of goods since our last report; but it is a season when we generally expect business in our way to be flat, until the demand for the autumn trade sets in. Hosicry. The trade for business in London and Manchester has rather improved. LEICESTER.—There is much more inquiry for goods this week, and some orders for autumn goods are given, on the ground that prices will not be lower. Wool is advancing in price, but while the growers are becoming sanguine as to high prices, staplers and spinners have not much confidence as to the permanency of such rise. RAILWAY RECEIPTS. The following are the receipts of railways tor the past v int is to say. up to the date to which the eeßrweetis.e rat 1850. I 1849. Amount. lAmnt 23 3332 0 0 2536 10 I 266 0 0 243 201 091 0 0 829 25 1076 0 0 1033 22 i 561 0 0 476 3237 0 0 1 - 3143 2459 0 0 1329 24E6 0 0 2724 1211 0 0 1049 3381 0 0 2030 22 4371 0 0 3418 23 19005 0 0 19171 23 15067 0 0 13650 16 3571 0 0 2218 tenhali, Cheshire. - -- On the 14th ultimo, of apoplexy, aged 60, ELIZABETH, relict of the late Mr. JOHN DE CAMP, bookseller and libra rian, of this town. On the 15th ultimo, at Topcliffe ' near Thirsk, aged 75, RACIIAEL, relict of the late Mr. THOMAS LANGDALE, fsirmor On the 16th ultimo, at Kirkcudbright, aged CO, Mr. JAMBS . BLOOM, assistant officer of customs, and general clerk to the incorporated trades. On the lsth ultimo, in Mount-pleasant, JAMES ANDER SON, Esq., of Hill-street Mills, Glasgow, and Seel-street, in this town. Same day, aged 82, ELIZABETH. relict Of the JAMES GLOVER. of Parr, near St. Helens. Same day, JOHN ROI3Y. Esq., forn an author he was well known, particularly from his work The Traditions of Lanea.thire.. The deceased was one of the sufferers by the wreck of the steamer Orion. same day, JOHN HUME, Esq., of Glasgow. Deceased lost his life on L'oard the steamer oTio"n. erly of Rochdale. As Same day, Mr. ALEXANDER GRAHAM, for nearly thirty years a faithful and respected steward in the Liverpool and Glasgow steamers. As each successive vessel was built for the former firm of Matthie and Martin, and latterly of Burns and Martin, .tr. Graham, ns his conduct fairly merited, was pro moted to the new and last steamer, and it was his unhappy fate to be in the unfortunate steamer Orion when she was lost off Portpatrick. Ever zealously alive to his duties, it appears that his exertions at the time of the occurrence were of the most praiseworthy nature, and that, in fact, he lost his life in his anxious endeavours to lessen, , so far as he could, the sufferings of the passengers in the ill-fated vessel. From the moment that the ship struck he was unceasing in his repeated journeys to and from the cabin, NI hen almost filled with water, to provide coverings for the nearly naked and distracted pas sengers, who had rushed upon deck as they had been in thei r bed ; and but for this humane and devoted solicitude for the passengers, and his anxiety to save the money under hi: charge, he might, and most probably would, have been saved as he was an expert swimmt r. On the 19th ultimo, at Ardratan, aged 109. Up to the hour of her decease she was in posses . . Same day, .ased. 48, RICEIMAL, wife ()I ROBERIS,_JoIner, and only daughter of the Kirkman, of bury SYBIE GLYN Same day, aged 25, MARY ANNE, wife of Mr. ALEXANDER SLOAN, draper, Hunter-street. Same day, in Dublin, suddenly, NEIL MTEVITT, Esq sub-editor of the Freem( rourneil, at Southampton, in his 21st year, WENTWORTH JOSEPH son of the late JOSEPH DILLON. Esn_ On the 20th nit., at Selside, near RIGG, Esq., formerly of this town Same day, in this town, age( daughter of Mr. LUKE EASTWOOD Keiidal, aged SO, THOMA 30. MARGAREI to of Lancf Northumber Sdroe (lay, at Rock, QUET, Esq., governor of tI many years colonel of the Lig Same (lay, at Lee, Devonshire TON, Esq., Q.C. Same day, at Cheltenham, Vice. Bart. Voluntf RICHARD PRI Sir J. C. COGHILI Same day, at Sowerbv. n( year, ANNE, the wife ( Thirsk, Yorkshire, in her f WM. LAMBERT. Esc,. ;ed 64, JOHN MIEKLI LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. JUNE 28 At the close of last week later unfavourable intelligence re specting the growing crop in America arrived by the Asia, and was subsequently confirmed by the Atlantic; this caused the trade to extend their purchases considerably, and led also to increased speculative operations, producing an advance of fully *d. per lb. in American and Brazil, whilst Egyptian and Surat, though in good demand, remain without any material change. Speculators have taken 16,000 American, 550 Pernambuco,loso Bahia and Maceio, 150 Maranham, 350 Egyptian, and 3900 Surat, and exporters 9030 American, 1050 Pernambuco, 90 Ba hia, 460 Surat, and 120 Madras. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, For the week ending June 28, 1850. Prices paid lin the week. Imports ThisWk This Yr. 13453 i 282504 a 20 d 5i .. 10a .. 8 6/ .. 7' • 51 .. 7* 6!:_r 10 7* .. 84 1 81571 344817 } •••. .I 37414 ... 21877 } 8 .. 9i 7 .. 9i 91 12 .... I 290 1938; 43487 1 913 .... 79535 14 - 71 - .: .: 6-4 235481 835857 iDirect. l Indirect SALES OF THE WEEK 640 Sea Island 100 Stained 14340 Bowed Georgia 7210 { Mobile Alabama and Tennessee 23140 New Orleans 3590 { Pernambuco &Pamibi, Aracati and Ceara 3180 Bahia and Maceio 1380 Maranham Sawginned .• .. Minas .... Para 40 Dernerara,Surinani,&c.. 3110 Egyptian 20 Barbadoes .... Peruvian .... Bahama • Laguayra .... Common West India, &c • Carthagena .... Smyrna ..,. Manilla 1470 Surat 150 Madras .... Bengal 65370 bales FOREIGN. s. d. x. d Wheat,* 70/b Canadian red United States do Danzig, mixed and do L Baltic & Hmhurg tin Riga and Petersbg. do Odessa, common do French,Spanish,&c do Bannat & Marianopoli Mediter., &c. hard.do Rye Is qr., Baltic, &c. Barley, Is , 10Ib,Grinding Oats, p 451 b. Ileans,lsqr. European 480Ib. Egyptian Pease, is qr., , Baltic, &c., white Clow, barrel, Canadian sweet U.S. West. Canal do Philad. & Bltimore.do Do. &Canadian.. sour Indian Corn, IP , 4801 b. American white 27 6 —2B 6 [yellow .27 6 —2B 6 European do 0 0— 0 0 ido. .... 28 0 —29 0 Do. Meal,* br1.1961b l4 0 —l5 0 , d 0..... 0 0— 0 0 5 -- 'i white.. 6 0 6 3 5 9 5 11 d 0..... 6 0—• 6 4 5 6 5 10 highmix 6 6 6 10 5 10 6 3 Rhenish 5 5 5 10 5 0— 5 3 Arcling' 4 10 5 0 5 0 5 3 Polish.. 5 3 5 6 5 4 5 7 white .. 5 7 5 11 5 3 5 6 Egypt'n 3 9 4 1 4 6 5 0. 0 0 0 3 20 0 —24 0 0 0 0 0 2 9 3 0 (Malting 0 0 0 0 2 8— 2 10 'Russian 2 6 2 7 24 0 —27 0 21 6 2 2 0 !25 0 —26 0 ICanada.24 0 —25 0 22 0 22 6 -2: 23 6 -2 , 19 6 9. 23 0 1 0 Ohio 'A 0 —24 6 4 0 N.Orlns 0 0 0 0 —2l 0 [Frn. spf. 0 0— 0 6 CORN EXCHANGE JUNE 28 Of English and Irish produce the receipts into this port since Monday last are altogether trivial : from the American States, however, we have to note 10,344 qrs. of Indian Corn, with 4,414 brls. of Flour; and from Europe, including Egypt, 5,309 qrs. of Wheat, with 3,493 sacks of Flour, the latter wholly from France. . . . ..... - By the information received from various districts of the kingdom since our report of Tuesday last, the English, Scotch, and Irish markets appear to remain tolerably steady as regards the value of the leading articles of the trade, with a moderate but not urgent demand; the uninterrupted continuance of fine weather forcing the crops rapidly onward, deterring buyers from adventuring upon any large engagements for the mo ment; whilst similar remarks apply to the existing state of the trade here during the same period.—The markets in the Baltic and nearer ports of Europe are, on the contrary, represented in general more buoyant, and in conseqn Aice of diminished supplies, Wheat is in several places held with increasing firm ness, and prices tending upwards. Upon a very slender attendance of home and country buyers at our Corn Exchange to-day, and a decided disinclination on the part of millers to purchase, we have to report an exces sively lingering sale for Wheat of all descriptions, the few trans actions which took place haring been perfectly insignifican•; still, as holders generally . refused to accept lower terms, our previous quotations remain nominally unvaried.—Flour was in limited request at late prices; we may expect little or none from America in the face of the existing unremunerative rates, and though a moderate quantity of French Flour is on the way to this country at present, the deficiency of water power, caused by intensely hot weather, will materially limit the abi lity of the French millers again to supply us freely for some time to come. . _ ------- Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease, in the absence of any thing more than a slow retail demand, barely sustained our last cur rency.—Prime Oats, being scarce, were the turn dearer, but in other kinds there was no Improvement; and Oatmeal, meeting very little notice, hardly supported former prices. A few more Irish buyers appearing again to-day, and im porters of Indian Corn submitting to a further decline of 6d. to ls. per qr. from the reduced rates of Tuesday, transactions therein were effected to a moderately fair amount. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET. -YESTERDAY We have had a large supply of Beasts, generally of a very good quality, which met with a limited demand, at a reduction of from id. to ad. per lb. from our former rates. The supply was large and prices supported. Lambs lower. SINKING THE OFFAL. Prime first-class Heifers Second-class Heifers Prime first-class Oxen 4d. „ sd. „ Old Cows and half-fed Oxen 4d. „ 4d. „ Prime Wethers, (shearlings) s4d. „ 52d. ~ Second quality (ditto) Old Scotch and Irish Ewes (ditto) 40. „ 42d. „ Lambs s4d. „6 d. „ Number of Cattle in market to-day :—Beasts, 1858; Sheep and Lambs, 12,290. PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, JUNE 29. 5. d. s. d. [ s. d. s. d. Beef vlb 0 5 to 0 7 ,Grapes For.* lb 1 0 to 0 0 Mutton 0 54 0 7 Pines, For. each. 3 0— 0 0 Veal 0 4 0 63- Do. Eng.* lb. 4 6 0 0 { fore-qr 0 sa— 0 7 Fowls, * couple. 3 0— 0 0 Lamb hind-qt 0 6i— 0 7 Ducks 4o— 5 0 Fresh Pork .... 0 6 0 0 Geese 3 6 4 0 Bret Salmon Soles Cod Fish Turbot For. Melons each 0 0— 0 0 Cherries, per lb 0 6 0 8 Filberts 1 0— 0 0 lurkeys 4 0— 0 0 Fresh Butter .. 0 10 1 1 Peas, per peck 0 6 0 9 Salt Ditto 0 7 0 10 Rabbits, lc> cple. 1 8— 2 0 Eggs *l2O 5 2 0 0 Plovers Potatoes,*Peck 1 6 0 0 Wild Ducks New Ditto,* lb 0 1— 0 2 Woodcocks Asparagus, p.OO 0 0— 0 0 Larks ....*doz. 0 0- - 0 LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, JUNE 29. 5. 11. 8. d. Hay. old, 201 b 0 7i(4 0 9i Potatoes, v. 9016, New Clover Ditto, Green Mangelwurzel .. 0 0— 0 0 Blacks Straw, Wheat .. 0 5 0 6i Turnips, ie. ton . 0 0 Oat 0 4g— 0 *Carrots Barley ...... 0 0— 0 0 !Manure 4 0— e. d. e. d O 0 4 2 O 0 O 0 O 0 O 0 5 0 PRESTON CORN MARKET, :NNE 29. Under the influence of fine forcing weather, the trade throughout the week has remained excessively dull. The sup ply of English Wheat at our Corn-exchange to-day was insig nificant, and was readily cleared at a slight amendment in value. Irish as well as Foreign dull of sale, and we nominally repeat our last quot a ti ons . P r i me I r i s h Red, ss. 7d. to 58. 10d. ; middling to good, ss. 2d. to 58. sd. per 70 lbs. Flour 6d. dearer ; fine to superfine, 30s. 6d. to 328. per 280 lbs. Beans and Oats continue without change—say 13s. to 138, W. Per 220 lbs. for the former, and 2s. 7d. to 28. tad. per 45 lbs. for tile latter. Oatmeal in limited request, at unaltered rates ; choice qualities, 235. middling to good, 21s. to 228, Vti., per 210 231. 1114 0 01 23 247 0 0 230 22 787 0 A 146 23 47987 0 0 44262 23 1210 0 0 1135 22 12374 0 0 10371 23 14032 0 0 ,11384 23 22647 0 0 21457 23 1251 0 0 1029 15 211'8 0 0 2078 23 3018 0 r, 2746 22 6473 0 0 4764 22 2756 0 0 2285 23 !424 0 0 1292 22 440 0 0 339 23 1472 0 0 1576 23 473 0 0 22 13776 • 0 9275 16 1926 0 0 1859 12 2535 0 0 2535 0 0 0 736 343 0 0 3(0 CIS n - IFS 0 0 236 14897 0 0 13384 8268 0 0 7262 WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. JUNE 28 We continue well supplied with Wheat, a great proportion of which is foreign; the demand to-day is inactive, and though there is great firmness, millers are enabled to supply their mo derate wants on somewhat easier terms. There is a retail de mand for Oats and Shelling at late prices. Beans snpport their late value. WISBECH CORN MARKET. JUNE 29. We have a small market to-day, and very little Wheat offer ing. The trade is slow and dull, and we do not alter our quo tations for Wheat, although in most cases purchases are made at a shade less only. Beans and Oats firm, and held for more money. Best Red Wheats 621bs. to 631bs. perbush..3Bs. to 39s..extra 41s Secondary Wheats.6olbs. „ 61Ibs. 345. 37s..extra 38s Best WhiteWheat..62lbs. „ 63Ibs. „ 425. „ 435.. extra 47s Sec. White Wheat 601bs. „ 61Ibs. „ .. 375. „ 38s..extra 40s Beans 651bs. „ 6641b5. „ 225. „ 25s..extra 27s Oats 1 lst. „ 12st Od „ Sid. extra 9 d lifiarrfages, Zials, anb Eitaths. MARRIED On the 19th ultimo, at Eccles, W. H. PALIN, Esq., of the lith Bombay Native Infantry, to CATHERINE, second daughter of W. GIBSON, Esq., of Hope, in this county. On the 19th ultimo, at Golden-hill Church, Staffordshire, C. G. PRICE, Esq , of the Inner Templ-, to ELIZABETH, daughter of the late Rev. F. CASSON, of Chester. Same day, at Great Crosby Chapel, Mr. JOHN STOCK, flour dealer, to ELLEN, eldest daughter of Mr. THOMAS WALIN, of Delf-house, Great Crosby. On the 20th u timo, at Kirkland, by the bride's father, Mr. CHARLES BROILER. of this town, to ELIZABETH. only daughter of the Rev. R. KEEN, of Culgaith, Cumberland. Same day, at St: Patrick's Catholic Chapel, Manchester, by the Rev. Dr. Itoskell, JAMES, fifth son of Mr. WILLIAM HULL, corn merchant, Wavertree New Mills, near this town, to CATHERINE, eldest daughter of Mr. WILLIAM NIXON, of Manchester. Same day, at Christ Church, by the Rev. T. Whaley, Mr. WILLIAM HUSBAND, civil engineer, to ANNE, fourth daughter of the late Mr. EDWARD NANNEY, of Chester, and adopted daughter of Mr. William Husband Ginn, of this tort.. Same clay: nt St. Martin's-in JOHN PORTER, to Miss ALICE the-Fields, by license, ATKINSON, victualler Same day, at 'West Butterwick, Lincolnshire, Mr. HENRY HU ETSON, to SUSANNAH, daughter of Mr. BROWN WAT KIN, farmer, of Kelfield. The bride, rather prematurely, evinced an inclination to don the "forbidden garment," and three times r,fused to say she would " obey" her lord and master, but, on receiving a hint from the minister, that, unless she complied, he should close the scene, she at once became "obedient," plighted her troth thereto, and the gordian knot was tied. On the 21st ultimo, of Lower-house Chapel, St. Helen's, by the Rev. Mr. Curry, WM. BLANCHARI), Esq., of the Crown Glassworks, St. Helens, to MARY ANN, eldest daughter of JOHN CASE, Esq., of Liverpool-mad, St. Helen's. On the 24th ultimo, at St. Martin's in-the-Fields, Mr. JOHN LEEK, ironmonger, to Miss F.IIINIA WARD. On the 25th ultimo, at St. John's Church, Mr. JUDE PYE to Miss ELLEN ROTH WELL. Same day. at St. John's Church, Mr. ROBERT CLOCK to Miss A. M'DOUGALL. Same day, at St. Peter's Church, Reck Ferry, by the Rev. E. Pigott, ROBERT M'CONNELL, Esq., of this town, to MARY, youngest daughter of the late Rev. EDWARD REiD. of Ramel ton, county Donegal. Same day, at Nantwich, Mr. W. C. JONES. of C'".ter, el% son of Meiidith Jones, Esq., of Wrexham, to CATHERINE, fourth daughter of Mr. JAMES THOMPSON, of Nantwich. ALFRED, second win of THOMAS FIRTH, Esq., banker; Nortbwich, to MARIA JANE, fourth daughter of THOMAS FLETCH ER, Esq., of this town. Esq., of this town, to ALICE AUGUSTA, second' daughter of JAMES WIGGINS, Esq. Same day, at St. Peter's Church, Mr. WM. HAYDON, of Letterkenny.• county Donegal. to Miss MARY O'NEILL, daughter of-Mfr. B. O'Neill, of Islington. Same day, at St. Martin's-in•the-Fields, by license, Mr. GEO. BENNETT to Miss MARY PEARSON. On the 27th ultimo, at Wallasey Church, by the Rev. Mr. Haggitt, Mr. WM. NEWMAN to N; ARTHA SMITH. Same day, at St. James's Church, by the Rev. \V. Graham, JOHN PA - LK, second son of JOHN FOX, Esq., merchant Dartmouth, to ANN ELIZA, second daughter of the late Mr: JOHN S'T'ANLEY, master mariner. Same day, at St. 'John Church, Mr. WILLIAM EDWA EDS, jun., third son of Mr. W. Edwards, of Parkgate, to MARY only daughter of Mr. MARLE, of Neston. (Jo the 28th ultimo, at St. Silas's Church, by the Rev. T. Cordeaux, Mr. ALEXANDER MILLER to JANE, eldest daughter of Mr. JOHN ROBERTS, formerly of Ty Isa, near Ruthin. On the 30th ultimo, at St. John's Church. by the Rev. R. W. Wolseley, 8.A., Mr. JOSEPH BAMIIER to Miss MARY EATON. On the 14th ult., at Lindale-in•Cartmel. Mrs. BAILIFF, of a daughter. The child has four fingers and two thumbs on each hand. On the 19th ult., the wife of Mr. WRIGHT, builder, Birken head of a son. LIAb, of a (laughter. on the 21st ult., in Grove-street, the wife of HERMAN RHODE, Esq., of a son. the 22d ult., in Seel-street, Mrs 111`DOTJGALL, of a daughter. Ori the 23d ult., at Wren-green, the lady of FREDERICK BIRLEY, Esq., of a daughter. On the 24th ult., at Rock Cottage, New Brighton, Mrs. J. ADAM SMITH, of a daughter. On the 23th ult., at Sealaud, the wife of F. BOYDELL, of a son. On th, 26th ult., in Dale-street, the wife of H. BARNETT, of ... twin girlr. - , On the 28th ult., in Rock-park, Cheshire, Mrs. EDWARD EVANS, of a daughter. Same day, the wife of Mr. JAMES MACDONALD, of Clifton- park, Birkenhead, of a daughter. _On the 30th ultimo. the %site of the Rev. WM, WHEELER, incumbent of St. Anne's Church, of a son. 3 BORG Same day, at Breck-road, Everton, the wife of Mr. WILLIA4I H. SLOAN, of a de ughter. In March last, at Rio lieTtoTih the 21st year of his age,. ALEXANDER, youngest son of the late Mr. ALEXANDER FENTON, and grandson of Mrs. Atherton, Great George- On the 4th ultimo, at Quebec, suddenly, of apoplexy, Major DENNY, pf the 19th Regiment of Foot. Same day, at Havana, of yellow fever, Capt. WM. DONALD, DUBLIN CORN MARKET, JUNE 28 Farmers' Wheat and Oats still continue scarce, and both fully supported the prices of Tuesday ; the former may be con sidered a shade dearer. The only other alteration we report is in Indian Corn, which is 6d. lower, and difficult of sale at the reduction. _ White Wheat.. 228 6d to 24s Od Oatmeal lOs 6d to Ila 6d Red ditto 21s 6d to 22s 6,1 I Second Flour.. 12s Od to 14s Od Barley 9s Od to 12s Od I Indian Corn, V. Oats, Old 9s 6d to Ils 6d I 480 lbs, 30s Od to 32s Od BELFAST CORN MARKET, JUNE 28 At this day's market Wheat was dull at Id. decline scarce, main Oatmeal lost about Id. to 2d. Per cwt. Indian Corn, although still in large consumption, has been held with less firmness, xices, we reduce onr quotations ss. per ton from last week, say .t 6 15s, to £6l7s. 6d. for White and Yellow. Meal £7 ss. to 10s. CORK CORN MARKET. JUNE 29 Superfine Flours have a moderate sale, white seconds meet a prompt demand, and the consumption of them fully equals the supply. Inferiors are very scarce. There is a good retail trade in foreign Wheats at last week's rates. Indian Corn has good consumption at £6 15s. to £7 ss. per ton. The fine forcing weather of this week has further checked speculative feeling. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, JUNE 26. We had a large show of stock to-day, anal a supply rather ex- ceeding the demand. Good Beef, Mutton, and Lani, only supported last week's rates, whilst inferior qualities were in favour of the buyer. A quantity of inferior stock unsold. WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET, JUNE 26. We had a very large show of Beasts and Sheep at our market to-day, and a very numerous attendance of buyers ; prices ra- ther tin the decline, but upon the whole a very gocidbusiaess done. Beef, 15s. 3d. to ss. 6d. per st.; Mrtton, 41d. ; Lamb, 6d. per lb. We had a large show of lean stock and Pigs. DUBLIN CATTLE The supply of Beasts much lar,, MARKET. JUNE 27 to a very bad market in Liverpool on Monday, the demand to day was (lull, particularly for export, and a fall of 10s. to 20s. per head was submitted to. The supply of Sheep also large, and prices Id. per lb. lower. The primest heifer Beef 465. per cwt., sinking offal; second rate and coarse beasts 365. to 425. per rwt. ditto. The best wether Mutton 5Rd. per lb. in sink; inferior and ewes, Sid. per lb. ditto. Veal plentiful, at from 4d. to sd. per lb. ditto. There was a large supply of Lambs, which sold Is. to 2s. per head lower—say from 138. to 225. each. STATE OF TRADI MANCHESTEF brought by the .—The accounts of the American markets; enini tendency in the Liverpool Cotton market, prices )ere of both goods and yarns have this week been firmer, and yarns of most kinds have established a decided advance of *d. to id. ie upward movement although not to be called extensive as respects goods, has been in excess of last week, whilst in ya; ns, particularly where very extreme rates have not been demanded, large sales have been made, and this has been more decidedly the case the last few days. For India more has been doing in some descriptions of yarns at better prices, especially in certain counts of water twist. For Germany there has also neen a larger demand, as has also been the case in qualities suitable for Orperp noft th. RAILWAYS. Aberdeen Amiens and Boulogne Belfast and Ballymena Birkenhead, Lan. and Cheshire. Bolton, Blackburn, C. and W. % Bristol and Exeter . Caledonian Chester and Holyhead Dublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Dundalk and Enniskillen Enst Anglian Edinburgh and Glasgow.. Edinburgh and Northern Eastern 'Count East Lancashii Eastern Unior Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr Glasgow and Greenock Greta Northern and East Line Great Southern and Western Great Western Lancashire and Yorkshire.. Lancaster and Carlisle Leeds and Thirsk Liverpool, Crosby, & Southport. 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Same day, at Ilighhury, in his 66th year, D. M manager of the South Australian Company. Same day, in his 30th year, GERHARD MEUTER, Professor of Comme the College of Verviers, Belgium Same day, at Douglas, Isl STRUGNELL, R.N. This of early age of seven, and continued in active employment for up wards of fifty years U DOVICUS ;ed 62, Lieut. W. B he royal navy at tb, On the 23d tilt., aged 46, Mr. JOHN HEWITT, of the Mersey Hotel, Bootle. Sanie day, aged 40, MARY, wife of Mr. ELIJAH COOPER, licensed victualler, Old Swan. On the 24th instant, Mr. ROBERT CARTI years a faithful servant to Mr. Drury, of Castle-street R, for eighteen Same day, at Seacombe, Cheshire, - Christina, eldest surviving daughter of the late JAMES HERVEY, Esq., of Manchester. Same day, at Moffat, the Rev. GEORGE GRAY, D.D., Pro fessor of Oriental Languages in the University of Glaszow_ On the 25th ultimo, aged 37, Lord CANIILUPE, eldest son of the Earl and Countess Delmam The deceased lord repre sented Ilelston and Lewesfor several years in parliament. On the 2611) ultimo. in Cookson-street, aged 22, Mrs. BART LETT, late of Teignmouth. Same day, aged - 435, Mr. JOHN LIGHTFOOT, estate azent, North John-street, formerly of Middlewich, esteemed and regretted by all wl.o knew him. Same day, at her residence, Mount Pleasant, wife of Mr. THOS. ROUGHSEDGE, wholesale stationer, Cable-street. MARY, the On the 27th ultimo, FANNY, wife of Mr. THOS. FLEMING. of Sandon-street. Same day, aged 5 months, JOHN, ihfant son of Mr. JOHN WILLCOCK, of Upper Pitt•stre:t. Fame day, at Broadwood•honse, Maghull, the residence of her son, aged 83. Mrs. MARTHA DOBSON. Fame day, at her residence, Kingsdown, Bristol, Mrs. ANNE of this town •elict of the late Same day , aged 55 years, FRANCES JAMES FAIRBROTHER, pilot, of this pc Same day, at Northwich, aged 44 years, of Mr. EDWARD ACKERS, late of the Par On the 28th ultimo, THOMAS BATTINS of Mr. CHAS. SMITH. letter-press printer, Chr On the 30th ultimo. SARAH JANE, infant d G. QUINE, of Trafalgar street. RI: ANN, wife f 11ioitN. iEVE'NG July li, m. i 1] Tuesday Wednesday. 3i 4 41 YDAYS, ETC IHULAudy .. .1 a .111 I li 25 111 11 Translat . Friday .... 5 7 1 784 i 12 6 Cam. E. Saturday .. 6 8 6 834 ;13 7 :Ox. Trin Sunday .... 7, 9 1 i 928 15 1 6thSund Monday.... 81 953 I 10 18 1 16 6 I 1 3rd Act ant St Martin rernl e • '1:!;•. - . 1