The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-05 00:00:00

COU P ZZ JESTY's el fq 4lno klueen f u rg h 0 PM ilrot,-- ti arrive )m BNT L o tiARDING 4iel,auon, and had g .l l ;:pPoin intei ARDLEY lbay. .9' l TEN 41 ti:ettle all 6eld . D I two 041 of D ll* tr "'EAR % 1 I ' 49 h Chronicle, e Red aptam hicii time !CD I D take I employment wa etiyaru rA al.4l novels, t Clifton Ha IR JUKES GRANVILLE JUKES_ CLIFTON, of Wel and, le the staterner, ers, that Lor t will the above g ' ,3 4111 at h left Canon " WELLINGTO to b , for .£5 on the ie-t-t-tt7ti. lALSTII Partrnent v ad TT.. P., NOR• GENERAL eason to bel n and Ameri 1 of tile by ffOV auded, or at least prem xlpton on Wedni xican r of the present t Qd to tler e republic c ' tl P re ':' Majesty papsitlent. , brougi Prince Her !1 _ We he -S FOR A _ - Royal Highness _ oltsiallds Weid his Serene Highness the Prince S,,,ai_Q-tnar, daughter of the late Duchess eimar,. and niece of the late Queen April next A., ne W '?44° nQt e, is ur ;E l a col sENTs.—The e elbow and to unite the :el ebiaie — dea j rryi u n t ATAnnu A c u I ‘,;'ING 4 1i 4 t i t a ; Marriage -- a; g o l n N 11I" LIFE.— The pre- the tapis, to take place of L 11 1 ,4 1 ,3, between the Hon. Edward Bellew, son _,, i v ,l'u and Lady Bellew and AV e ßrz r a v n a , n on o ly f itiwr i, ' o , late Lieut. Colonel Geo l t s •g s I kb B aid b r l fie county of Kilkenny. The bride elect ng a large dowry to the house of Barmeath. q lC4'. t Cilu r OF CHANCELI,OR.—OXPO t RD e , OCT. 2. h ~° n Will be holden on Tuesday, 11 12th ius . t. e , e l„ , tY„.ue , g, for the election of the Chancellor o f t h e t 'l ehi g ,PnSequence of the lamented _decease of his "c), ttler,Alarshal the Duke of Wellington Her +2l, ;queen it is stated, will pass through Oxford 14st., Queen , the Court, on her way to Windsor. d Il le I tNi I th kbi s TaY.---The Cabinet Ministers are expecte I cltStl i n London about the 14th . of the present N't a ' e purpose of settling the period of the meet 'N,to ~_w Parliament, which a t . present stands pro ''qt ' 4 e 2 1st instant. A Privy Council_ will 'flo4eN'rds be held by f I i i i t 114 w l !11 be C ommon le b : °4 % ofCommon !It, Hess,— -- L 4 t Aj • Obterver. i '10 : . 1 e S: I O S O T I „ II ! IS r b o e b een h graciously pleased to confe r a til' o lt , i 4 . 1 , 1 47 41 ntp widow of the late Mr. P . ugip, displayed by the deceased in his t e at t h i t le _Wp e a n la t ceat Westminster —for no man i,`,.utigh t h ; n in the management of details—no 0 gr a'''' ,',.! l _,lnto contact with Prince Albert, and V 4 lititait reco2,nition of his abilities by her Yac cePtable to his family and the public.— e Queer at which a prc to meet for the despatch I, t cclin„ L I , e now contains the names of but three L li ti qe tu rank of Field Marshal, viz., the Prince 4 4 1;r1,4 of the Belgians, and the Marquess of 4Or 're have died, within the last three years, q,i`4Le'"irsorer, the Duke of Cambridge, the King Vrid "Ids, the Duke of Wellington, Sir George th Marshal Grosvenor It is not at all 5 0t at the honour will, ere ' long, be conferred ')l' thr ee other veteran officers. Npt_he k a t t'lNTs.—The Commander-in-Chief has ,'winir officers as his lordship's aides-de tt.ce,, Lord Charles Wellesley, unattached • t; Colo R. B. Wood, C B half-pay 97tli i‘?Ptain the Earl of March,, * Unattached' ; and kl,lSeti l , ar 9ois of Worcester, 7th Hussars. It is ,th e °t Lord Hardinge, and evinces a proper ro emory of the Duk e that he retains all ~tits emP t°l) , with th e except i on o f t h e presen t d u k e , .t.:!uld not be expected to continue an :(y i• \iN, United Servi ce Gazette. ,afaFi k l A .ND JOHNNY — T NEW PA kkft4e' JOHNNY CUMIN '?"—The laughter dri n ipl followed this tune, which the band k 'ler, 'og the health of Lord John Russell, at in,,ptracted the noble lord's attention, and i li NZ e t, into the cause, at Lord Kinnaird's. bed Was not slow in making the application to L to Downing -street. Ills lordship was lVtlt ti e ; e 'igilly amused with the appositenes? of ik,ltttttot , c i e and i c ,e on t ldged itt r quite a harmonious BRAE AR MARKET .— On . Tuesday, : ) Nble7 3 .°f Braemar and surrounding districts, )o , bsae,rade and barter in cattle, horses, and Ntts.,_`lnY surprised by a Royal visit, her Ma- Y a to Albert with several members of the 01i. 4' suite, driving up in a carriage, at -4),4 noes Clarke, Colonel Gordon, and Colo ~it(114 41 ". The market was a large one, and as i a ,. 5 characteristic a gathering of semi -s'te,,`!,teAvould be possible to meet with any ii,gatl,„wert alighted, and with Colonel Gor ,,NA't!alked through the market A Celtic 4 t, li e ' in persuading him to buy some of her l if, tl sN 3y er ed :Nla i jesty and the other me . mbers of the LA I N l ets r "le scene from the carriage. On his ceq eturning to the carriage, the Royal r i t on s Z de of d the south dy side of e e Dee towards the the At.l th 1a t 30, Lodgeand arenrinn: cr aln v bu r r , g/Coir r ier. 'S FOR OCTOBER. 41; ti i.e, 1 (p ro ----- --0----- whitto:ea res .d Follet ) ilo t or for thectenatplpy r a o d a mc g ed w t i o n causennr the be this g3:_tuaterials and costumes visible at this APS ls tlu s ,iz:icop7,to the imagination as to what 011)ti1t414.--Rauzeclade. The melange of rich and s. nd satin velvet, and tulle—pro -1100"e'? In; effects. Among the novelties 1 . 4: 44 4 :11, 111 'le ,il_,velvet, with application of straw, Nfqfor rns ul . cnde, is mch admired. Velvet is 6 v o to 4 ,earid. • sometimes forming a fanchon ; at Nti k 'N', o f ti,:!l)laced according to fancy on the bonnet. Some of the capotes are k'll h ti t t o li g ien the bias, with the crown entirely ea h design in straw ornamenting the kto"Ri f "Pearance of 1 At t ‘tl ,ot , o r I D _ n go d lace. ki e m rit ed w ur. l ets are composed of wreaths of N t ili t ti. t he 1 , 11 1 vol u ta b s ' very small ostrich feathers — pr bunches of satin flowers, t t,p , 4aegeeoLtah.e'rtbbon bows formerly used on FI clo s " e 7 rule, the form of the bonnet is ‘ !o k „ri g 1t 441 .. although sufficiently oval to be rq l o ON styl e " c esPotes are made in shape so as to 4 s v ,' as °. face Th r ,ti o , ley g i vestyle to a certai of physio,7,- ,Nel NI arid 81 1 , , trr gracefnl nor pleasing. The Vly?lo, s ' ar e 5 11 tlY bending over the curtain. vi lynch used on and in bonnets. NN I I , tn;. .. ets, daisies, and heartsease are embroidered with silk and 'I 44Shi h b .1 0 „ io no , -le b'' 14 " 4 t en„„...e this winter, and ire brought Is j:leeeqtltounce , Davin ik Ih.i._ 'vo, sof fancy taffetas, trimmed t the bottom a wreath I raised designs r ed ruo4u ribbon The - same d :ription of 4 , 4 t1 . ".;1! s over the top of the flounce quite sma nail wren, of the basi 1 , 2! 13 °n, With innumerable en( in the which cross the chest as 3vvs in the same st _,,s, -ch areIlqkal!lin411:000 ' 3 l • t 0 ‘)t . 4 kl, k4tl(l • worn. It is made ' 0 itielZe4-: garni- tu — r u e r , e f u all v es 4 called for at the present moment' They tae the sa 4 kt , up e. 1;,t4). the sat the ouati RAILWAY Jhepstow, w tered into wit] Western Corn accessfu he velvet shot The lining the SDut rent equivalent to per cent. per net earnings of the line do not Aondon and or th:Western Yorkshire. Sag Ilto metim NTELLIGET. Wales I moored on Tuesd AND CFI AND CHESHIRE RAIL s to be held o to consider a provisional agreement and North alit of a divid 50,746 13,358 18,187 19,237 in 931 I Chester.. es and Norfol South Devon South Wale ast Lar h. June... London and Black South Yorkshire....... Stockton and Hartlepool Taff Vale North Westerr The total receipts on the above lines being £2 the decrease is shown to be £1 . 5,559. The number o open on the above was, in 1852. 4,936, and in , 4,7491, showing an increase of 1864 miles. The receipts per mile per week, for 1852, on the above line is £55. 9s. 4d. ; in 1851 the receipts were £6O lls. 11d. ; so that the de crease of 1852 on 1851 is £5 2s. 7d. f -miles IRELAND THE MURDER OF THE SOLDIER AT FERMOY.—Eleven men have been arrested in the county Cork, charged with the late brutal murder of private Deegan, of the 31st EMIGRATION TO AUSTRALIA.—There is quite a rage for emigration to Australia amongst the more affluent classes. Traders of all classes are making preparations for a voyage to the golden land. The Government is giving the movement great encouragement. . COMMISSION ON MARKET LAWS IN IRELAND.—His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant has been pleased to ap- li. Kobins n and John Macbet I,_ Esqs., oners to inquire into the state of the laws regulating markets in Ireland, with a vie w to legislation on this important subject. THE COUNTESS OF EGLINTON IN BELFAST.—The Countess of Eglinton, accompanied by the Misses Cock crell and suite, passed, on Saturday, through this town, en route for Eglinton Castle, Ardrossan. The object of her ladyship's yisit to Scotland is said to be purely bene volent—namely, by her presence to aid and patronise a bazaar for charitable purposes, to be held at Kilmarnock. The Countess is expected to return to Ireland during the next week, and will likely come by the same route. Her Excellency will probably land here on Thursday morning. —Belfast News-Letter. THE REGISTRIES.—Up to the present the result of the annual revision of the Parlianientary voters' roll has been highly favourable to the Conservative interest. Notwith standing all the efforts of the Defence Association, aided and assisted by an extensive staff of bishops and priests, the revision has served to strengthen the position of the Ministerialists in Ireland. In Cork, Dublin, Belfast, Londonderry county, King's county, Limerick, &c., the Conservatives have been eminently successful, the objec tions, served in wholesale by the Romanists, having been found in 99 cases out of a 100 untenable. EXTRAORDINARY AFFAIR.--A man named Lonnergan, a farrier in the employment of Mr. James Mahony, has been for some time past laid up with a sore finger, which suddenly and without any apparent cause became some time since affected, and swollen. On Tuesday the swel ling broke, when singular to relate, a full-grown leaf of holly, with seven thorns thereon, was taken from the finger, which is now considerably better. On two other occasions, we have been informed by a credible person, leaves of ivy were, after undergoing a like painful process, taken from the same finger. This is an extraordinary circumstance, but its accuracy may be relied on, and meanwhile it ()Veils a question for our medical friends to consider how such things can be.—Tipperary Free Press. A LUCKY ADVENTURER.—About eleven months ago, a poor sailor, a native of Whitegate in this:harbour, went out in a vessel to Melbourne in Australia, where he quitted the ship and at once proceeded to the diggings, where, after various hardships, he at length amassed a consider able sum of money, with which he returned home about a fortnight ago. On his way home he was in fear lest all his friends should be dead ; but to his great joy he found his mother, 74 years of age, still alive. He brought home a large quantity of gold, which he offered for sale in Cork, but could not get a price equal to his expectations ; he accordingly went and sold it in London, he came back to Cork and lodged £BOO in one of the local banks, directing the interest of the money to be paid to his mother. He next day went again to Liverpool, where he took passage for Australia to renew his mining speculations.—Cork Constitution. THE STORM.—Loss OF LIFE AT SEA.—During the storm on Tuesday night, the brig Smyrna, of Workington, bound for Dublin, with coal, was wrecked on the break. water at the Portbeg Lighthouse, at the extremity of the great South Wall. Not a soul was saved to tell the nar rative of the calamity.—Several steamers which left the Liffey for Liverpool and other ports put back during the early part of Tuesday night without damage. The Herald, however, a fine iron steamer, commanded by Captain Stokes, started from the North for Glasgow. She had a large number of passengers on board, together with a full cargo of merchandise and cattle. The wind was blowing stiffly up the river at the time of her departure, yet, not withstanding, the gallant vessel proceeded boldly to sea: but had soon to take refuge in Kingstown Harbour. Seve ral vessels, yachts, light craff,•&c., in the harbour, were driven from their moorings, and more or less injured. The collier brig Charles Hamilton, of Troon, was stranded at Baldoyle during the storm on Tuesday night. The crew, numbering five men, were saved. A SHIP AND CREW DESTROYED BY LIGHTNING.— On Monday intelligence was received at Lloyd's of the total destruction of the ship Maise, of Queenstown, Pearson, master, by lightning. It appears that on the 3rd of August last, when off the island of Malta, the ship being on her passage from Ibraila to Queenstown, she was overtaken by a violent thunderstorm ; so terrific was its fury that Captain Pearson remained on deck, and all the crew used their utmost endeavours to keep the vessel before the wind. At half-past ten p.m., the vessel was struck by lightning, v E: , pd down her mainmast. and. striking the ' ,11 which passe, wn um: 4, x. -, a, 51u 5 the hull, separated it in two pieces, fore and aft. The ship in stantly went down, with the crew, fourteen in number, and two passengers. Captain Pearson, on rising, caught a floating spar from the wreck, on which he continued to buoy himself up, and for seventeen hours afterwards he kept himself above water, when he was happily descried by a Maltese coasting vessel, and landed at Queenstown, Ireland ; the whole of the crew and passengers having perished. ELOPEMENT.—About three o'clock, a.m., on Monday morning last, the inhabitants of the little village of Athenry, county Galway, were disturbed from their ... slumbers by the sound of carriage over the shingled road, and halt Presently a loud knockir 'heels driving rapidly lg at the hotel door. quired admittan mons, and the occupants of the carriage were ushered —the waiter it nnounced that the parties re ntly obeyed the sum- ri minutes I scarcely elapsed when a c.a. 't became known that Mr. Thter of the late Captain The car contained her in hot pursuit, and it Castlebar. b^" drove up c with a dai of the county Mayo brothers, who immediately demanded their sister, which 3 refused. Pistols were called into requisition, and were • interference of H. &I'Cormack, Esq., police, the consequences might have The lady, who is only eighteen years of age, ge fortune in her own right, refused to leave the partner of her flight. However, she at last consented, and so the matter rests for. the present. The young ca valier having lost his fair one, and being the worse for hay to drown his sorrow, ,er, who inflicted on him e t►me been seric and has a ing taken too much of the native matter will come before tl 2,058 16,464 16,063 e Board have onl got into a row with the poste a cevere castigatior magistrates at the petty sag( whit: beco as vel' is produced in all shades, signs; small chine, large ci account of i and loose c such as— The Fri novelty for winter is a e than cloth, as suppl THE bleb rem ure deseer s the hand tl the tissu s cachemire, lied ouatine, as but tlir be applied to A. large circular cape wi es a cassque ; HORRIBLE AFFAIR.—The following ie al y have a letter received by Lieutenant Palmer, R d- Kinnon, who lately left Sligo for San Franc Ll ERPOOL STANDAM extract fror, ith some of the c the governor, and whoever was oppose vessels, murdered every one on board le I am speaking of this matter, 1 n t, of tt o thew e regre Li confi 1,80 16,24 14,26 1,234 2,122 1,734 2,261 815 3,836, 311 that Mich Will I burne t of cleanline 'espiration of open air he the cons much as po !gularly vent and nthiri lsurnptive fhey ou e open and pure air, on of fisli oil. Ow arge bo To confine was but to of the uses of , ocisevrerage-and cleanliness, for - the preservation of SPORTI 6 to 1 Ito 1 7 to 1 8 to 1 N TELLIGE E.--FRIDAY NDICAP NCE hillips's Truth—taken. opeland's Lady Amyott—t _ . Mr. G;White's Mr. W. Palmer' 7to 1 agst I 20 to 1 25 to 1 100 to 4 40 to 1 40 to 1 1000 to 15 1 Bruc Lord Chester Knight of the ield's Lady E Mr. Greville's Arios Mr. T. Parr's Weati Lord I 7 ker's Bir Shire e—takcn tt's Sharavogue- I. Day's Waterfall—take 100 tc Butterfly—taken. General Anson's King Pepin—t rn—taken. ris's Kir -ance's Joe Miller-1 Dangerous—taken Phlegra and Ilex win a few thousand ere backed to ether at 18 to 1 to 100 to 6 agst L , 100 to 6 N d Bruce's Knight of the Sliir icr Martru's Convulsion-0 Noble—tat —taken 20 to 1 20 to 1 20 to 1 25 to 1 25 to 1 — lOO to 3 — lOO to 3 Merry's Hobby Mr. Sargent's Kate—take 25 to 1. Mr. Meiklam's Evadne—take 30 to 1. Mr. Waller's Ephesus—taken. Marquis of Westminster's Plot—taken Colonel Peel's Longinus—take 40 to 1 General Anson's King Pepin Mr. Ha'ford's Deceitful 100 to 3 400 to 10 .—taken THE DERBY, 1853. 20 to 1 agst Mr. Howard's Ehnsthorpe—taken. 20 to 1 Lord Clifden's Cheddar—taken. 20 to 1 -- Lord Derby's Umbriel—taken. 40 to 1 Qneen colt—taken. 40 to 1 Filbert—taken. THE CHARITIES. LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRMARY.—(WeekIy Report, 2nd Oct.)—ADMITTED: In-patients, 42; out-patients, 8; casuals during the last week, 16.—DISCHARGED: In-patients cured, 19 ; relieved, and at own request, 9 ; made out-patients, 4 ; irregular, 1 ; dead, s.—Remaining in the house, 181. NORTHERN HOSPITAL—(WeekIy Report, 2nd Oct.) — A nmITTED: Accidents, 26 ; Medical and Surgical Cases upon recommendation, 13 ; Total, 39.—DtscuAuako : Cured, 14; relieved and at own request, 5; attending as outpatients, 11 ; irregular, 2; died, o.—Remaining in the Ilospital, 97. SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Re port, 29th Sept.)—lN -PATIENTS : Discharged, cured, 10 ; re lieved and made out-patients, 0; at own request, 0 ; irregu lar. 0 : dead. 0: entered. 13 : under treatment. 45.—OuT- PATIENTS Cured, 30; entered, 33; under treatment, 28 LIVERPOOL DISP. ceived advice and medicine at the institution during the last week—North, 281 ; South, 265; total, 546. New cases visited at their own houses, and supplied with medicine—North, 156 ; South, 98 ; total, 254. ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARY, AND EYE AND EAR INSTI TUTION, ROSE-HlLL.—(Weekly Report, Oct. 2.)--Patients relieved during the week :—At the Dispensary, 137 ; at their own houses, 54; total, 191. EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY, No. 90, MOUNT-PLEASANT. —(Monthly Report.)—EYE DEPARTMENT: New Patients ad mitted during the past month, 349; Patients prescribed for, and who have received surgical assistance, !luring the month, 1295. EAR DEPARTMENT: Patients prescribed for, &c., 310. INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, 66 and 68, SOLID STREET.—(WeekIy Report, Sept. 30.)—0n the books, boys 64, girls 37; average daily attendance, boys 56, girls 2S; sick list, boys 1, girls 3; pbtained situations, boys 0, girls 0. BANKRUPTS. Tuesday, September 28, 1852, Thomas Russell and John Musgrove, Norwich, sack manu facturers. William Milner Harker, Little Moorfields, London, currier. Joseph Winter, Holborn-hill, London, clothier. James Robert Collett, Princes-strea, Hanover-square, Lon don, milliner. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.—T. Jenkins, Tredegar, Mon mouthshire, innkeeper. DIVIDENDS. — Oct. 21, S. J. Clegg and J. Whitby, Liverpool, merchants—Oct. 21, S. Sherlock, Liverpool, wine merchant -Oct. 20, It. Jackson, Liverpool and Bolton-le-Moors, organ builder—Oct. 21, H. Jones, Chester, grocer—Oct.2o, J.Adams, Hamner, Flintshire, cheese factor. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—BeII and Campbell, Liverpool, merchants—Briercliffe and Co., Liverpool, button manufac turers—Whitaker and Sagar, Burnley, machine makers—Kay and Blackwell, Wharton and Betchen, Cheshire, and elsewhere, salt manufacturers—H. Wright, H. Taylor, E. L. Wright, and J. Mercer, Wigan. and elsewhere, colliers ; as far as regards E. L. Wright—C. J. Price and J. Price, Holywell, Flintshire, grocers—E. Hill and Co., Manchester, calenderers. Friday, October 1, 1852, Thomas Ward Sharland, Liverpool, tea broker, Oct. 12, Nov. 9, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy : solicitor, Mr. Holden, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Morgan, Liverpool. Edward Thomas Bradshaw, Manchester, dealer in bricks. Robert Pitt, East Donyland, Essex, shiPowner William Prosser, Shoreditch, London, draper. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.—J. Ellison, Liverpool. iron monger, first div. of Is. 2d.—W. J. Foulkes, Birkenhead, chy mist, first div. of is. o#d.—R. M. Lloyd, Wrexham, banker, second div. of id.,—all on Wednesday, Oct. 13, or any subse quent Wednesday, at Mr. 'Morgan's, Liverpool. DivIDENDS.—Oct. 22, J. Higginson and R. Deane, Liver pool, merchants—Oct. 25, J. Ashcroft, Liverpool, timber broker —Oct. 25, J. Forster, Liverpool, filter merchant—Oct. 25, P. Beirns, Liverpool, provision dealer. CERTIFICATE.—OCt. 22, J. Roberts, Chester, grocer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—S. Pe/TOtt, jun., and Co., Li verpool, corn merchants—Rayner, Conolly, and Co., Liverpool, drysalters—Twist and Kelly, Liverpool, engineers—E., T., and W. Johnson, Rainhill, watch-tool manufacturers; as far as regards E. Johnson —H. Sandbach, R. Markendale, and D. Sandbach, Manchester, hide brokers—Goodman and Williams, Salford, joiners —T. Barlow and Co., Pilkington, dyers; as far as regards P. Brown—T. and J. Walmsley, Ashton-under- Lyne, corn dealers. MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY 7, Henry M`Grotty (Ist) District Court, 11 7, John James.... (audit) Ditto, 11 7, Humphrey Davies (audit) 7, Jonathan Higginson and Richd . Deane (audit) Ditto, 11 8, Hugh Jones (audit) 8, Robert Greenham (audit) 8, John Craven (2nd) Ditto, 11 11, Edward Waring (audit) MARKETS. MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES. MANCHESTER.—Tbat slight accession of strength, which the American advices imparted to our market of Tuesday, has since been carried somewhat further. Freer purchases by the home consumers have given an upward inclination to those warps for heavy goods which had before a drooping tendency, as well as additional hardness to pin-cops for the same fabrics. In reeled water twist, also, there are signs of a correction of the unfavourable bias which was before observable. The Ger mans, though still inactive, are doing somewhat more than they were in the class of twist just referred to. The medium and finer counts of cops and bundles, of good quality, which have so long been relatively dear, are becoming rather dearer. Goods are affected in a similar way, though not in an equal degree. Printers of all widths, and 36-inch shirtings for home consumption, are fully sustained in value by their scarceness and the continued demand there is for them. In domestics there is a disposition to harden, rather than any actunl ad vance upon their most inadequate prices. The increased re quest into which common mule yarns were brought by the last advices from India, has added id. to id. per lb. to the prices lately current; those prices, however, were very low in comparison with such as have been readily obtainable for the same counts of better quality. For the same quarter there is also more doing in light 40 and 45-inch shirtings and f conets, which are therefore scarcely purchasable at TeViOUS ROCHDALE ,--We have I a very brisk market in flannels, if the manufac- turers could have accepted the prices, as they consider them selves but poorly remunerated with :oil and wool at their present prices 11IACCLE.SFIE .—Business in manufactured nues act iv The lett( [me be, Ve have I There is no change in the wool market worth goods cor that consider —The woollen cloth tr remains in much the sam activity ac , we have for some time had to report; I demand ng about eq Prices, too, are st ram.---There is not any increase in demand f ither hosiery or is ice of yarn or ;oods since our last. The contin ates very seriously ag s they cannot obtain a proportionate advance on their The hosiery trade is not any wor i‘v daily expec LIVERPOOL G conseq o take c decline c lwever, aug f Coffee on .d net* lb. sist of Arracan, of which 11,000 b )t, have been taken at Os 3d to 9s 6d, and 2500 bags to arriv t 9s, together with 2000 bags of Madras at 10 dvance of 3d to 6d per cwt.—Thr sales of Ru d 120 puns Jamaica, at stead rices, t 2d to 2s 4d for ord, to 3s per gallc ivate bas been it ire this week ,Id ; at a sale held yesterday, about found buyers, chiefly all faults, at full prices has taken place in co non American Rosin, which has t ,ght 41s Gd to 42s for new to 40s 6d ; 200 casks P.Y.C. to arrive are reported at 40s per cwt.—Baltic Hemp continues without change.—During the week there has been a lively demand for Jute, and 750 bales have found buyers, at .el 3 15s to 1625. 6d formid to very fine. kuction to-day there was less activity, and 650 bales raven at lOs per ton above theoffers madein the room. At publ LIVERPOOL COTTON FRIDAY, OCTCIIDER se of last week there was an i At the do: MARKET, rather firmer prices, and on Monday, upon the receipt of the America's done to of injury TUESDAY, OCTOBER to receive their accustomed c MARKET, FRIDAY. OC 0 Of brown I cwt aft NERAL PRODUC vices, confirming the' previous •owing crop, a very active inqui advance of a partial id er lb was obtained ; on Wednes, e Arctic, with intell .nce to liolde firm at id per lb advance upon the current qu yptian has been much sought after, and a very hasteen done in all qualities, and an advance of Ls been established. Brazil has been in good req' but cannot be quoted dearer, whilst Surat contint and is rather higher. Speculators have taken 27,300 American, 5,600 Egyptian, 10 Surinam, and 640 Surat, and there are reported for export, 2070 American, 100 Pernam, and IRO Surat. The sales t o-day are 12,000 bales, one-third to specu xdening prices 5, 1852. of English Wheat at Corn Exchange this morning was not equal and having a large attendance of buyers, the white brought extreme rates, whilst good and of 3d. to 6d r quota' Beans were SALES r ----,•.-- n 1,--- IMPORTS sercipTiox. PRICES. Week Previ- j Week' year. STOCK ending ously 'ending Oct. 1 I this yr. Oct. lOct. 1. d. d. I Sea Island l74@ 26 210 210301 Stained 6 16 70 1760 1 5491 524159 B oweds 4 61 18180 , 488743 }372550 Mobile 4i 6* 14290, 356580 } 5443 935928 j New Orleans. 3,1 7i 31870; 908830 ? Pernams, &c. 6 2 8 1 13101 65300 1 48875 6070 Aracati, &c B2 74 •• • • B a hi a, s ic. Maranbam 6 64 ) 1520 1 34900 } . 22791 19660 6* 72 I Sawginned Demerara, &c 8 13 100 1140, 1 24 1591 170 Egyptian 52 141 21260 126800' 4739 139556 76560 Barbadoes i .... 1 Peruvian — '•• • I 1 I Laguayra — - ..1 } 8870 1 310 I I 4645 2.900 I LI 50 . 20 203690 , ....I 2280 7028 1 56805 J 42840 20 1460 96230 2251500! 23677 1760455) 529110 Coin.W.l.Szc. Carthagena.. 3 Smyrna... • Manilla Surat Madras Bengal LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1. To-day the market ruled very firm for all kinds of new and old Wheats, the demand from millers was good, in addition to a fair extent of purchases for shipment to Ireland, and full prices were paid. Flour was also in improved request for all descriptions, and choiceparcels in many instances commanded 3d per barrel advance. Grinding Barley met a better inquiry at late values, but Egyptian Beans scarcely sold so well. The market is bare of Pease of all descriptions. Oats were steady in demand and value, and Oatmeal was readily saleable, as well on the spot as for future delivery. The present transac tions in Indian Corn are confined to retail business. A number of cargoes afloat have changed hands through the week, and holders are firm in demanding higher rates.—We annex Tues day's quotations : BRITISH. FOREIGN. Wheat, le 70th., a. d. s. d. Wheat, 1f3. , 70th, s. d. s. d. English red .... 510 to 6 6 Canadian Do. do. new 5 6.. 5 9 United States Do. white .. 6 6.. 6 9 Danzig, &c 6 2.. 7 3 Do. do. new 5 9.. 6 3 Pomeranean, &c. 6 0.. 6 4 Irish red Do. do. new Do. white .. Do. do. new -..- Dannbe Barley, ig , qr., Eng. -..- Russian,&c.hard 4 6.. 4 8 vl 9 '6otb. Sc. &Irish 3 4.. 3 7 Egyptian Malt, le , qr. Eng... 54 0..58 0 Barley, qe 6oth Do. Irish 47 0.. 50 0 Oats, le , 4sth Oats, ap 45th., Beans, 3 4 qr. Eurp 33 0..3'7 0 Eng.&Sctch, old 2 9.. 2 10 1 , 4801 b Egyptian 29 6.. 30 0 Do. Irish, old 2 2., 2 7i Peas, ge qr. white. 31 0..34 0 Do. Do. new 2 2.. 2 6 Ind. Corn, v4SOlb, Beans, 9 1 3, qr. Eng.. 34 0..36 0 Amer. yellow 29 0.. 29 6 _ la , 480%. Sc. & Ir. 31 0..32 0 Do. _ white 28 6..29 6 Pias,l9 ,--- qr.l4 33 0..36 0 French. yellow.. 29 0.. 29 6 Flour, p 2801 b, Do. white .. 28 0.. 28 6 Seconds 0 0.. 0 0 Ibrail& Galatz.. 29 0..29 6 Fine 28 0..30 0 Flour, pbrl. 196th, Superfine 3l 0..32 0 Canadian,sweet 20 6..21 6 Extra 34 0.. 36 0 U. States, do. 20 6.. 21 3 Oatmeal, ap , 240th , Do. &Can. sour 19 0..19 6 Irish l9 6..21 6 Fruch,gpsk2Bo, 31 0..38 0 LIVERPOOL CATTLE MONDAY. OCT. 4, MARKET, There was a moderate supply of Cattle at our market to-day, viz. 2921, and the number of Sheep offered for sale was 8423. A good demend prevailed for all kinds of stock, and both Beasts and Sheep were sold up early in the day, at the follow ing quotations :—Beef : best quality heifer, 42d to 54d ; ditto oxen, 44d to 4id ; inferior to middling, 4d to 44d. Mutton : best wethers, 6d to bid; inferior to middling, 54d to 6d; ewes, 5d to 52d per lb., sinking the offal. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1. There is no change to quote in the value of Beef, but the market continues without animation, and holders are very pressing to effect sales. The sales of Pork are to a fair extent , without further material alteration in price. For Bacon there has been an improved inquiry, and the stock is now almost exhausted. There is a moderate demand for Lard at the quo tations, but want of supply restricts operations. The quality of the new Cheese received has, so far, not been fine, still it has found buyers at full prices. The season for Grease Butter is nearly ever. IRISH PROVISION MARKET, MONDAY, OCT. 4. The arrivals of Butter are again large, and our market was not active during the past week; still business to a moderate extent was done for immediate consumption, which continues very good. To-day we bad not much doing : low qualities at 70s to 72s are the most inquired for. Fine Waterford, 80s to 82s; Belfast, 78s to 818; Clonmel, Carrick, and Wexford, 80s to 82s; Banbridge and Coleraine, 78s to 795; Limerick, 74s to 76s ; Sligo, 75s to 78s ; and Pickled Cork seconds, 68s to 62i per cwt, landed. Imported from Ireland from the 2 7th ult. To the 2nd inst., both inclusive :-17,665 firkins, 107 kegs, 1161 crocks, 439 boxes, 307 barrels Butter ; 46 bales Bacon ; 4 hhds. Hams ; and 98 kegs Lard. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, SATURDAY, OCT. 2. Hay, old, last, s. d. s. d. O 6 @ 0 8 Potatoes, O 6 0 7 Kemps O 4 0 6 Pink Eyes 0 0 0 0 12 Cattle 0 0 0 0— 0 0 Turnips, ton l6 0 O 2i— 0 3 Carrots 0 2 0 3 Mangelwurzel . , 0 0 O 24 0 2 Manure 4 0 Clover Ditto, Green Vetches Straw, Wheat Oat Barley • o. d. o. d O 0 O 0 18 0 O 0 O 0 5 0 ST. JOHN'S PROVISION MARKET, SATURDAY, OCT. 2. 8. (1. 8. (1. 7,4 ft , 0 3 to 0 7 Grapes,Eng.v. lb 2 0 to 0 0 o 5 0 7 Ditto, Foreign 1 0— 0 0 o 6 o 7 Pines, For. each. 0 0— 0 0 0 0— 0 0 Do. Eng. 5 0 6 0 o 6 0 7i Peaches' 0 4-- 1 0 o o— 0 0 ,Damsons .... qt. 0 3 0 0 o 0 8 Fowls, couple. 2 9 0 0 o S 0 0 Ducks 36 0 0 o 3 0 4 Turkeys.... each 3 0— 4 0 o 8 0 0 ; geese. 4 0— 5 0 Beef . Aluttor. Veal . Lamb . Fresh Pork Salmon Codfish Bret .. o 7 o 2 6 ( Turbot ...... 0 1 0 1 3 ,Snipes Fresh Butter.. 1 1 1 2 'Hares .. Salt Ditto ...... 0 8 0 10 'Rabbits.* cple 1 8 Lobsters .. each 0 10 0 0 Pigeons 1 8— Eggs *124 6 0— 0 0 Grouse..*brace 4 6 0 0 Potatoes.* peel: 0 7- 1 0 Black Game .... 6 0— 0 0 Cucuniber - s,eacli 0 2 Walnuts..ialoo. 2 0 CORN 0 5 Partridges 3 0 'Larks.. —o o •• 2 b 0 0 doz. 1 0— 0 0 MANCHESTER, OCT MARKETS. The trade has been quiet during the. week, prices steady and demand confined to the wants of ty, each article is taken in such moderate quantityas is necessary for present consumption, and we obserye no alteration in the quotations of this day week, old continues t WAKEFIEL 3est sam mproved fee SALFORD, kinds of stock at to-, had a v DU lILI with rather better prices tl Veal, 6d to to 42s per cwt. There was n owing to the difficulty Of feeding Sill MY, SEF ARRIVED Parliament, Brabyn, Rouen (s.s.), Olive, Gibraltar, &c.- -Brage, Roman, Marseilles— SAlLED.—Davenport, Colbri Orleans—Berbice, Longrigg, ( KaFen, Hansen, Rio Grande— M`Gowan, Lisbon—Wilhelm, Helvig, Iceland Garland, Morris i:mulazione, \rid Mary Caroline, Fox, hence at St. Johr Titania, Palfrey, and Barnhill, Collin foundland. SevilleL-Lisbo ST. JOHN, N. 8., Sept. 11.—The hull of the Queen Pomare, lately stranded near Musquash, on her passage from Liverpool for this port, was towed into this harbour on the 9th instant. WEDNESDAY, SEPT Nind N., moderate. I . New York; left 18th inst ARRIVED . . Ha 5.336,557 dollars in specie on freight, and 10G pa SAILED.—DoII Ricardo, Wakem, for Hong Kong, &i of Manchester (s.s.), Leitch, Philadelphia—American Chase, and Rochninbeau, Hallowell, New York— Patriarch Christie, Aden and Bornhay—Neptune, Herrais, Matanzas— Alarm, Grace, Rio Grande—Crusader, Hunter, Bahia—Billov Queen, Thomson, Punta Arenas—Speed, Grundell, Stater Island—Brigand (s.s.), Thomson, Constantinople, &c.—Juan Cove, Denia—America, Richards, Charente and Cadiz. Arctic (s.), Luce, f Niagara (s.), Le Roscius, , Molouy ; Liverpool, Gardner ; Progress, Chase ; De Witt Clinton, Funk; George Evans, Cuillard; Benjamin Adams, Drummond ; Elvira Owen, Owen ; Silas Greenman, Spencer; Charles Cooper, Cutts; Anna Kimball, Webster; Shannon, Thompson ; Muscuncas, Kelleran ; Faneuil Sears ; Clermont, Dorman ; and John Wiley, Davison, all hence at New York. Denmark, Brenan, hence at Baltimore. John Rutledge, Wambersie, hence at Charleston, Princess Roy - 0, Coffey, berice at Quebec Parliament:BrOwn, lience at Boston Jenny Lind, Moslier, hence at Portsmouth, N.H Earl Grey, from Iquique at Islay. Alexander, sailed from Islay for this port 9th July. 1, sailed from Arica for this port 14th July k to N. York 17th inst at Falmouth 27th inst. I, jibboom, and sails. America (ship), foi this 13 Carribeari, COekton, flout Sincap with loss of foretopmast, foretopsa THURSDNI, SF Wind N.W., fresh from N ARRlVED. —Manhattan, Peaboc Winter, and Alice Jane, Levens, Jamai Tait, Quebec—Albatross (s.s.), Bulkeley SAILED.—Aurora, Rotterdam The Janes, hence for Constantinople, put into Kingstown yesterday, having struck upon a rock ; but she does not make water. The sloop Harriet, Jones, which sailed hence for Bangor, was totally wrecked, early yesterday morning, on the Dutch man's Bank, near Puffin Island. The captain, crew, and a female passenger, were drowned. The vessel was yesterday seen lying inside the bank, in about IS feet of water. Nile, hence at Valparaisq 17th Aug. Lauia, and Comthune, both henCe at Kingston, Jamaica 28th Aug. _ Bona Dea, hence and Cork, at Quebec. Rio Grande, sailed from Eastport for this port Ist Sept. Janet, sailed from Callao for this port 4th Sept. Cronksbane, sailed from Antigua for this port 10th Sept. Zephyr, and New City of Cork, both sailed from Barbadoes for this port 4th Sept. Tremont, sailed from Valparaiso for this port 30th July; Charles Brownell, sth Aug.; and Iral Banco, 15th Aug. SmYaNA, Sept. 17.—The Wrestler, of Liverpool, hence for Constantinople, which stranded in the Gulf on the 21st ultimo, has_been got off, and brought into port. MALTA, Sept. 21.—The from Alexandria to Liverpool, got aground off Cape Granitola, coast of Sicily, but came off, after remaining on shore eleven hours; put in here on the 16th, with loss of false keel, but making very little water. She is now perfectly tight, and ready to proceed. Dustx,v, Sept. 29.—Last night, in consequence of a heavy gale from E.N.E., the steamers which usually leave the North Wall for Liverpool, Belfast, &c., were unable to do so. The brig Sarah, of Whitehaven, coal-laden. is aground at the side of Poolbeg lighthouse, and four bodies have been washed on shore. The temporary wooden pier-light, on Kingstown west pier, was blown down last night. FRIDAY, OCT. 1 Wind W. to S.W., fresh breeze ARRlVED.—Pacific, Jobson, from Akyab—Mary Queen of Scots, Black, Maceio—Rhondda Bird, Buenos Ayres—James, Graves, Laguna—Mary Hounsell, Page, Paraiba—Arno (s.s.) Haram, Palermo—George, Parnell, Licata—Martha, Postema Nantes—Helena, Currie, Windsor, N.S.—Antionetta Petrel', Nielson, Drammen—Margaret (s.), Miller, Havre. The James, for Constantinople, has put back from Kingstown, where she bad put in after being ashore. Livorno (s.s.), hence at Marseilles 25th Sept. Orontes ?s.s.j; hence at Alexandria. Persian (s.s.), cleared at Constantinople for this port 13th Sept. Phoebe (s.s.), Brennan. left Malta for London 19th Sept. Huntress, Hammond, hence at Tobago. Vascongado, Ansolindia, hence at Havana. Sarah, Fowler, hence at Vera Cruz. Hellespont, Bell, hence at Constantinople. Bridget, sailed from Port-au-Prince for this port 6th Sept. Branscombe, Waddington, sailed from Callao 12th Aug.; Lanercost, and Seaton, 18th ; Rosina, 19th ; and Dryad, 23rd, all for this port. Balmoral, Robertson, and Lord Riversdale, from San Fran cisco; and Nile, Kemp, hence, all at Valparaiso. The Ellen, brig, of Liverpool, from Para for London, was burned at sea 6th August : crew saved. NARVA, Sept. 23.—The Mary, of Dundee, from Liverpool, parted chain, and went on shore, last night, near the mouth of the Narva. Crew, except master, supposed to have perished. BEAUMARIS, Sept. 30.—The Carrs, Farmer, from Liverpool for Newcastle, with salt, was driven ashore in Red Wharf Bay, on the night of the 28th instant, and will be a tot a l wrec k . ' The crew were saved by the life-boat. SATURDAY, OCT 2.—Wind moderate, ioochie Miller, from Bombay—Garrow, Tay, CamerOons—Rosanna, Antigua—Bee, Crawford, Islay—Express, Monte Video—Ranger, Chambers, Demerara—Oregon, Frith • Helen, J ac k son ; and Blanche, Rodolph, Quebec—Mary Gibson, Sinclair, Taganrog—Q ED, Vens; Donna, Finlay ; and Carl Auguste, Schultz, Alexandria —Minerva, Nicholas, and Martha King, Douglas, Archangel— Juno, Finland—Flora, Coombs. Nin T„l—, 1-1„1. n .. •,«.1 Sarah Louisa, `"'pica—corm Dun, vrr, ana SAlLED. — America (s.), Shannon, for Boston—Columbia, Bryer, New York—Catherine Mitchell, Baikie, Port Philip. The Lytham life-boat went out yesterday, supposed for a trial, and when under sail capsized, and eight of the crew were drowned. The Matilda, hence, which arrived at Monte Video previous to Eth Jan., is reported to have been condemned there. RAMSGATE Oct. I.—The Thetis, Crisp, from Liverpool for contact, off DL for London. tgeneas, With the Fanny, from St. John, KB SUNDAY, OCT. John Matt} Wind N.N.W., fresh. Groom, fromCalcutt Clark, and Lord Dutrerin, Clark, BoMbay—Robert White Valparaiso—Geraldine, Wakeham, Callao—Elizabeth Con Conway, Rio Grande—Windsor, Pepper, Para—Princess Rt., Buenos Ayres—Lotus, Watson, and Edinburgh, Blair, Quebec —Cromwell, Barker, St. John, N.B.—John, Stephens, Pia-- -Polly, Payne, Dordt—Tancred, Alexandria- 0 ' A rchanzet. t half-past two during a perfect N.r water 13 Wednesda ,out forty in all) drow•ne w and pas ht sailors and thick squalls. ( except ei2 four of the crew anath ssenger; and landed them at Glasgow the other the remain ing four, and landed them at Wexford. ' The latter arrived here this afternoon by the Wexford steamer. Frankfort (s.s.), Corbett, hence at Leghorn. Bepo, Rosruanich, from Ibrail at Falmouth, wit broken: ARKI There was a siik The att apply of le ;s for or 'al. Si On the by the Re Walpole. nuch doing in 'PING ri,,Watson, from Trinidad-- ay—Ernest and Christine, Hero. Pirrie, Hong I Herculean, Bell, Bombay. 2 t Wright, Clarke; Belleau o Orle - ani—t A nartmlnn— TPIIIII7 Lind Rnhincnn_ Jacob A. Westerveldt, Doane, Nev ~. Thoma Albath MONDAY, OCT. 4.—Wind S.S.E., fresh maxon, West; Constance '—Hob Roy, Rankin, CalCutta— id Saxon, Cros tiert Gallatin, I t this po Millward; Lady z Hendrik, Voelkamp, for Mel- Kona—Duodenald. Gillies. and York—America,Sm Medora American Union Oct.! 1 21 112 Sept., 41 N., 65 W 23 W 43 W. ARRIVED ult., at St rd ult., at St. A Stratten, M.AT, of I ter of the late Samuel Ho V. M. White; 8.A., M; daughter of Mr. A. Lidd h ult., at Geor titer of the late Mr. John'Thom On the 28th ult., at St. Peter's Ch E. G Williams, Mr. J. Graham to rch, Everton, by the Rev. Nliss J. Williams, both of St. Petc ch, Everton, Mr. W. Tin- ss M. Giver. On the 28th ult., at the Parish Church, West Derby, by the Rev. J. Stewart, rector, H. F. Sandwith, Esq., of the 46th itegi rnent.of Foot, and eldest son of the late Capt. Samiwith, of Wexford, to Alice, daughter of T. C. Molyneux, Esq., Alderhey, West Derby. On the 29th ult., at Wath-upon-Dearne, by the Rev. Henry 'Darlington, vicar, Mr. Maxwell Scott, engineer, Traninere Foundry, Birkenhead, to Susana, daughter of Mr. Joseph Twigg, Newhill, Rotherham. On the • Pitt-street, 29th ult., at St. Michael's Church, Upt v. H. Carpenter, Mr. Frederick May Jane Moon nd place, Mr. Joseph Courp to Miss Jane Farrell, , W. Krammacher, near Leeds, to S Leylar t Duesburg on the Rhine, by the Rev F.- ichard N , of kirimley-hill:i - liter of the 1. Esq., of this - town On the 30th ult., at Wybuni ar Nantw Rev. 'F. Storr, rector of Acton, assisied by the Rev. J. Kershaw, of Ormskirk, Dr. Edwin S. Bellyse, of Nantwich, to Sarah Ann, only daughter of Joseph Betteley, Esq., of Oakfield near Nantwich. , On the 30th ult., at St. Stephen the Martyr's Church, by the Rev. D. Anderson, Mr. Alexander Colquhoun Jeffrey Edwards to Adelaide, youngest daughter of the iate Mr. Thomas Whit taker, brewer. On the 30th ult., at St. Mary's Church, Birkenhead, by the Rev. A. Knox, M.A., James, second son of Commander Par sons, R.N., of Holt-hill, Cheshire, to Mary, youngest daughter of the late Rev. Hugh Evans, of Mouldsworth-house, Cheshire. - - On the 30th ult., at St. Paul's Church Seacombe, by the Rev. E. Roberts, William Roberts, jun., r Esq. of St. Helens, to Margaret, eldest daughter of George Witt, Esq., of H. M Customs, at this port, and grandniece of Mrs. Dr. Formby On the 30th ul at Walton-on-the-Hill, William Hawkslev sq., of Everton, to Mar Esq Hi❑ William W only daughter Of urch, Birmir Lm, by the Rev. T. G. Fonneft, curat Mr. Henry Hardman, _ sir. William Taylor, Lin n, only daug Yeardley, nea John Ca of Geol.; Birken is Church, Prestor ne, eldest daughte vortham-house, in this county.: On the 30th ult., at St. Michael's Church, Upper Pitt-street, by the Rev. H. Carpenter, Mr. James Waldron to Miss Mary Ridding. On the Ist inst., at St. Mark's Church, by license, by the Rev. Win, Pollock, Mr. Fredrick Egbert Hunt, of Ramsay, Isle of Man, to Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton, of this town. _ .• On the 2nd inst., at St. Michael's Church, Upper Pitt-street, by the Rev. H. Carpenter, Mr. Henry Mitchell to Miss Jane Lord. On the 3rd inst., at St. Mark's Church, by the Rev. T. W. Moeran, Mr. James Forde to Miss Elizabeth Jane Gurley. DIED Lately, the Rev. Charles Burne. The deceased was forty-four years rector of Tedhurn St.. Mary. He was the senior chaplain of the Royal Navy, and was present at the battle of Trafalgar, in her Majesty's ship Neptune. On the sth May, aged 22, Mr. John Forrest, of Annan, first mate of the Fanny, of this port, on her outward passage to Port Phillip. The deceased, while resting on the poop-rail, convers— ing with a passenger, was caught by the spanker, thrown over— board, and unfortunately drowned. On the 29th July, on his passage home from Demerara, of fever, Henry Neverson, youngest s ou o f th e l ate Samuel Never son, master-mariner, of this port. On the 16th August, at Gonaives, in the Island of Hayti, West Indies, in his 31st year, G. I. Jackson, Esq., merchant, of that place, and formerly of this town. --• On the 4th ult., aged 82, William Evans Smith, of Llanasa, near Holywell. He had issue, 13 children ; 45 grandchildren ; and 28 great-grandchildren • total, 86. The deceased had been a most persevering and faithful member of the church choir for the last seventy years, and during that very long period had been absent from church service only ten Sundays, and on these occasions entirely in consequence of sickness. On the 16th ult., at Malaga, the Most Rev. Thomas Stewart Townsend, Lord Bishop of Meath. On the 18th ult., of consumption, aged 34, Captain T. Walter Young, victualler, of Edmund-street, formerly of Carlisle, and for eighteen years in the employ of Messrs. Brocklebank, of this town. On the 23rd ult., at Thirsk. Yorkshire, suddenly, aged 54, John Peter Johnson, Esq., collector of Inland Revenue, for merly of this town. On the 24th ult., aged 48, Ann, daughter of the late Mr. T. Ellison, of West Derby. On the 24th ult., at Madrid, aged 93, General Castanos, Duke of Baylen, an old companion in anus of the late Duke of Wellington. On the 25th ult., at Clomahon, aged 83, Mr. F. Sleddon, the well-known machine-maker, late of Preston. On the 25th ult., aged 4 years and 8 months, Thomas A., son of Mr. Francis Mill er , coach-proprietor, Falkner-street. On the 25th ult., aged 70, Ann, dalighter of the late Rev. R. Lewin. On the 26th ult., aged 52, Mr. T. Woodward, of Oldham treet, for twenty-one years clerk to St. Luke's Church. - - On the 26th ult., aged 50, Elizabeth, widow of the late James M`Kerrigan, and eldest daughter of Mr. Edward Davies, for merly joiner and builder, of this town. On the 27th ult., at Edge-hill, aged 70, T. Y. Hunt, Esq., of The tirades, Staffordshire, and a justice of the peace for Stafford and Worcester. On the 27th ult., at Bebbington, after a Mary, relict of the late Captain Brierley. [ness, aged C On the 27th ult., at Chester, William Templeton, of this town. On the 27th ult., in Hanley-street, aged 78, Mr. John Hick-- son, for nearly fifty years the faithful servant of Messrs.. Makin, corn-merchants, of this town. 18th ult., aged 13, Fr H., son of Mr. James nen t sculptor On the Pedder race, Oxto Sanders Mac Iver, Mrs. G. C: RobiL Ircb, Upper Pitt-street l's Church, Toxteti nark., by D.D , the Rev. John Remit), . 4 1,inerset, to Augusta, third d au lisq , of this town. a Presbyterian Church, by the _lreland, Belfast, to Jane Eliza, On the 28th ult.. in London, Richard Sharp, Esq., formerly professor of music in this town. On the Esq. .stli ult., in Hope-street On the 28th ult Mr. Hugh Morris tged 51, Samuel 31insbulf, at his residence, Leander-street, aged 6-1, 28th ult., aged 83, Mrs Mary Dodgson, of Camerton, late Mr. Dodgson, of Clarence-street. Cuniberland, sister On the 28th ult., in her third year, Lucy Alicia, youngest iughter of Edwin Maw, Esq., of Rowton-hall, in the county 9th ult., in London, General Hastings Fraser son of the late Mi. Wm On the 21 h ult., aged 12 months, Lout Mr. Wm. Gibson, hatter, a a Word} . JAMITIe, On the iew, aged 61, Wm. larrison, Esq., of Clarence ged 47, Mr. John Bell, son of 1, Mr. James Peet, 79, Mr. William Ay On the 3rd in Esq., I at Everton, at the house of her 4011 3 Charle 172, Mrs, ferhinS,