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E CCLESIASTICAL. \vice ptatomEtNhOTelBo. i I:i ted —C T E I S ie E R O e r v. J e o r h i n BS ßl Tt' in b son has been perpetual curacy of St. James's Church. Pah, ehaven, vacant by cession of the Rev. J. Jenkins. Rev C, j ° 11 ,.., the Earl of Lonsdale. Value, £ 2oo.—The 0 0 , Ch. ,w• Ord has been licensed by the Lord Bish p 5.. 1 A t :‘er to the assistant curacy of Christ Church, Maccle .. DatiecY.--The perpetual curacy of Padgate, in the Ch ar , of Warrington, by the resignation of the Rev. 1) .-- leB tedford. Patron, the Hon. and Rev. Horace 'irYs, Rector of 'Warrington. NPERM he D„ -ENTS AND APPOINTMENTS of V. Alcock, of 'the Isle of "'inesda Dubli T. Beames, e T n leTtlilte4iiiitiesyte.r, to be Chaplain to tilt LNo rth ' C• J. Eelin, M.A., to the Vicartt-, tMTbe itevtoritonshire. An dthAust ra i ia n• Brown, to be Colonial Chaplain in Wes h4he Rey I;c r 4401 • Brvans M.A., Perpetual Curate of Ash, ~n / he t.,,r) the 'Vicarage' ofTarvin, Cheshire. '„,boty of I .‘v • Burlantl, to the Curacy of Ballingarry, t the mrnerielE. 'Pev• S• Charlton, M.A to the Curacy of Isleham, e Rev j (4)l t.‘ii • Cousins B A to the Rectory and Vicar 3. . •, ne u, ces eof Emly. 1 4 . k w .' C. Dowell M.A., to the Vicarage of Lani he ft';`,:l.cbckshire. r,itt:thesbe•riGfirilii,b, Rector of h T . a e lachddu, to be Chap ,tiret ir et T . sorecknocks tr eof b_ Gurney (not Conyvay, as before stated), ntrz e :'4ooPton, n ear C am b r id ge, to t h e Vi carag e o f e h :R — e s ' H ill, M.A., to the Rectory of Panfield, e Re 'tt el ) quee,, Loughnan, to be Minister of, St. Mary's th e ,square, Bath. Tf i p ew b disi r i,V-i• MacGachen, 8.A.. to the Ct. h e Vet e,°..f St. Bartholomew, Bethnal-green '11" ' l '4l O f j;larston, re-appointed Domestic Cha, It Re Rev . A lJerby. 3 T11; 4 1 , Lio ie ; ; Nash, to the Assistant Chaplaincy of the 004 Re _Lek. Nash, to the Perpetual Curacy of Ber t)! e o t ; Th e re on O' atal Rev.H.N. t oth e Sh eq w • Price, Vicar of T qartiemitev. of Price, ITT11)1t-41 at Reid, 11.4. .ounsiow. Ti t ; ". J. Rundell, to the C cot ett - tte. r. s It! of cori,b• Sandes, to the r •4eltevl; • • Shunt, to the Pe' Ile ite atwick shire. Thy o 10; R. Taylor, Curs ~amhltep Michael, Caerhays, o t e lid o p. Ventris, M.A., of erpetual Curate of St, Ret.ZlPlains of the Lord Chan, Zh e lt it tt l e P v t . o l). 4. l 4 re . P. Watson, to the Ceqe d • Whitle t the Curacy of I, 4l bri c i E. IA -ge ayley, to the Vicar 41)4' 114~ar r• N. 'Mirm a s M.A., to the Rectory of l'arvonshire. I M- A., Cu ~. g .acy of elson. to the Perpeival Curacy to be CI M.A. to e Chaplain to the tual Curacy of Morton College, Curacy of Islip Paul's Cork. ington, ge of Oak I ---- Nb 1.44 i_lt -_____________ Trinity Chapel, ' Att. JANSON, a t dhicwifa baptized on Good Friday, Tit re't°N, London a converted Russian Jew, was kltL") p . has ntlt be, donation (If ~,•vt f li- -; °l' NORFOLK, w h o 1 10Z 24 0 () t r , , t ,4e Church of England,. hurch Missions to the vili c " 'fle Society for Irish C has recentlyse b_ atholics tile;01114,1 • te,,,a,A, 44 , „ _rotßeANeE..-The which we +edaris, yesterday, minis. • t in town 1 4 ‘; !I htiiiNort current esteemed Protestant _ The Edinburgh Witness says, 44 aria°,o t;itkei.tlAtnntwoc?and Rousse hours. ke taleoe Prance within twenty-four Th. following ar t t ,ti tt, 11, have been ES.'" . WAL . MI, Nee 1 34 4 ; I'l NEW SOUTH 11 ,1 18 it, Plea' returns of the . s . Church of England, 10,4; pre South Wales, viz. •.___ Methodists, ; 4,;,esbyterians, 18.156 ; Wesleyan several christian deno ;101'414Na:eau Catholics, 56,899. Tu.— ith 11014,1,4,110 or AN ALTAR J. 9 C Utrecht velvet, b w roi liek'letell a‘rt°th, made of crimson richly gloria, em A very hand '''' CI, l!' Sol 4,ls ararn, cross, and - recently been presentedi_belt 4 4 tat ccoloured silk, has the lady of .1 '" eaes:lblltch, Accrington, by Itlp,lt /%,:Bq.) of Bunk House. th e tinted COMMITTEE ek, consis ns. ester 'l; Ni 4 h t the Privy douncil y d OF COUNCIL ON EDUCATIOtNoi t il 4Sid,g it e mbers of the Cabinet_ Marquis of ....r. 'te,„4.lie 4,P,,,..Earl of Derby, the d John manners, m The Earl Salisbury, ofLo I,'4ty li'; iNorthurnberland, Lord Mr, Henley. k e ,t4 Ilt alPole, Mr. Disraeli, an that the The report i1,14,40t„ , . England 1 , 414,. rq 4 .1) rERVERSIONS• of Buc- Duchess '''tp 'tle etiry Kerr had left the Church or , 4,, 0, A . I , h lso untrue. England is a ,The 4aiih left tatement as to the . „Delpti ins the Church of . '48,44 4C411° doubt of the design ded to have sopele n I,Nta eaf`eakets," which appear The Guardza . in these continued 4, 4 't I, Crawthorn" rumours. has licensed the 11 ePea IA }lts " '144 lt3 Q 1.1" " MAN CHESTER the perpetual resignation o‘ th e s t i.tsicie Tlppiag to can. t by the miffs lord c.4l) 4‘eV. 4jiit44.le-Moors (ye incumbent). curacy of lltitte 41 1Ia p v• 4 Leach, the late 11,.4reilll're4341tIsed the Rev. Jee. curacy of the parish k aa t la t h i ,' tyth" tinl l eb) to the stipendiary b Bates Wakefield (late ;Vratllk • At the Parish Church of h tlee , ' f ew d ka rtasiox. vc, hat unu . t t: e brt ed 4,Ys erg some formed brom ersio . the I lie NI °' bapti being Per Dr.Burnet, , • sual circu . m il . at h ati,e, aclraioist 'd by the Rev, f age . The 1i ti411 „ a4 1 41 ,, , a you ere lady about 16 years made ava a ilable on the t*Lkal)tfh°4, wngg several tons, 44 1-,,, -,44ear, e.. - was k•AP T , 11 the tower, ~14 La,. 'of which is llt.e()Parr,4 St a ••41 44 A Accur JEWS.—They for Promoting hie ~ Illty o ,Pal of the London Soci _ d evening week . oii elkl ' oll gst tl J s on Sun ay services at the by the re ilt% F eted 4A, 'e ew ly interesting - kti"Nth °,,-, ai k h..-40 than usually se of , tair4l' Ce,ekibers of the o_ h T u he congregation d d and w NliNtitts•its, I t o' I)3' .baPtisnn less than one hundred Israel on was th a e s ~, 1444..hte,, c uding not. t•utt t 44 Wbend sixty baptised Jews, h,, ql)r, e rew children. the 114 hOD Of lip!'it or, WHISTON to together with tto,,tLi- Tut REV. ROBFRT of head master k t h't '''''' of `,,'`er, against his dismissal iad4latited Ittochester from his °fficet city, was heard L 'l th h t ; Iter i t t 4; 9_rarcroar School in tha rches, by the Dean before th r e l o4: - .Ii kt . Ar ei -e ‘ in the Court oL s A ron Parke and spes kii bpon, thea,te, with whom Mr' I ? ce „ , sat as a j) an 1 / 4 04 4 ' Adath `-bancellor of the Dio I:(lty,Ztat, Ilend r. Cowling d until after th 4% " e ase was adjourne I h 4 e 4 t a tt appeFed for the e_ e in July next. b:a,),1,1),11 hai),..--Dr. Wiseman has, it seems, deter. , I ) le 4 C` be t,''''g his synod in London the execution of 10, 4 %I N G partieS We suspect, to Whi gs 4 , his th` ito v,!tl• Uncle' the reign of the teev,, e h . alit ''llld r t leave to A Iv e i,„_ , no doubt, have go Secretary and 4,toiii,v`ttot.,i.:'laairie that the new Home 1 a t more difficult INt'vili a'th. .1,7-General will be somew do as he j lesiastical Titlrfs 11 l 'lle,i tare,h,"a real authors of the ec to •,!t,e,tltiel,„ellciw even a " cardinal " lament framed for tti4a hp4ough an Act of I his Par ambition. lAN ,Atit, e of curbing inordinate drive his 9 OF ttz,4ltl;;A 1,°,1' PliallY AN D THE li ti lt ha' r:atl-",,tilY cor respondence takenl ß ia i s ailP Manchester, MAN lest;ll emissiontii!its)_erby and the ofßillshciPshop at a recent place be il4o:lettitrth;rnit oeent.made 4 1 ', 0, 4 4 o l'!trle 111initero when Colonial Se.cers by -_ , t h t y he t effect that ", her e. M ar a y - , 4 , ' 1 ,,, Iht: at'attaeli bishop in ' one of our colontienol t ._", 4ti'a4l4 at °f which - it was the (1 , 1 r .,,'_'l ~. „ Pal A , .or any such, Nedlllo,Byetili, 4ARgression Bill to make Penal* • Lau tp g tali, of the statement, wrote to the bishop, bishop to ,'4,4lter,lth 41 1 'e was in error, and requesting to be fur. "atr, „-eerlee„l'atrie of the Roman Catholic hester, ;ati l lli a p"tito ~,',4s reade The Bishop of Mt!" stated h ,01, 5 1ie illitl Ortje!lgati himself mistaken in having 'lt4tt 4 'sho t , ctY addressed Dr. Golding,.tle of the ntt, glill'arerld ;4 question by the illegal title d er the Roman ki 4 , it h,''' to "' ' but Pfi ' dtl at his lordship ha P . 4'4eiliNtltttauttteqptaite i.a - T rm he e Earl of Derby, in a second f the bishop, 10,11,4,w, It hd, .; he had.no power_to m prevent the. 1t I ldi aat e 'ter a third letter ro silii, 41 „ ti t to ti.ateronts in his second communication, Ne; 11 off berite fact that Earl Grey, when he succeeded f,_44B,4rtltoYrie!, C.olonial Secretary, forbi h ~h , t eoliden ai titles assumed by Roman Catholics, j' A IIe Oat / fa ceased. kt, l 'o;',!P. 11 ' ul, LONDO A 13 THE RECTOR OF BOW. fqqi'Ntiul to .Qhidstone ''' w -h N h d been inhibited by the s °114°!1 fra el ' ° h a ;n g his diocese, wa tktqt4.l AldellVer a serinoroeancinnthe church of the Rev i ; tti k el, t l i e li t to 4!sieetor of ow, on the 7th of April, which qil AtC'tit.l,-,,e hiahoD'a kr, l de , he wrote to the ttl,titili.o,,cl.4lll, 44aits ,atteetiOn-to-r4rw. G e la - d e stone's inhibition, ilo a • il l 'le would not permit him to officiate in I .ilPit.. l4 eati ° rev. rector replied by observing that, VlE,tiOta t NS decid din the Court of Arches, VI ith,o‘Ve discussed,ethe validity of his lordship s t4et,,S4l,ltiahr• Glq.?llbtfal ; and that, therefore, he should °. 4 fro r „ "9ne into his pulpit. Thia produced a ~,thij,ili his lordship to the rector and churchwar et ,0 to t hena " not to permit John Eddowes, 1 NY 411 Preach r N 1 4 , „p ci e . , .r othervvise officiate as minister, o_ k t r, ti. ,rii, stastical duties whatever, in the church !kati!diahAtled C's.rlagal document was accompanied by a 4'ee,4t ts'aYe d ',•'• London stating that if the order tlitililtlitiley'll in utibsolotrd.ship.' would institute prlocteediwngass 3 ti, seo, , cclesiastical Court. A e ter '4, 6 bi % ilie,7 Ai. Gladstone, by Mr. Driffield, de '"lli4;,.Praehr tlio case chur c h e qg him to post '`Y• `eg in the at Bow until another !ome a qt Ak 13A11(131../cp_Te0 ht 1111)1"il'"t tnnttorl Collien', __.ic 4t „ received Pv', Ore 11`.11e expiration of a month, !ft thit.tet e I inew regulations would would 1, COLLIERY -E. ..ssrs. Longridge and near Blythe, on the sea • - -I .Tht six week h t (1 1 11 t he t ti t 4 eB tea 01 1 ,1!t tilt° tine . 1 , 1 41 4 , 11 em? te, e period for which .e into forc 'ee - (1 ' R''lnt L 1_ Watt.. them refused wa YTO; ,i,„?ffere d .efused to dc empted. Th ral of tl] ed for, r GVC ~ln_. ~' C and f't g rioters in the m, to be Chap- James, ate of St ipriff of SnmPrßet e of Blakes- THE LIVERPOOL STAN DA RD, TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1.85‘2. IRELAND. THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CLERGY OF LIMERICK now wear the white Roman rabba round the neck, in addition to their clerical costume. MR. JAMES M'CONNELL, of Belfast, shipbroker, has been committed for trial, charged with having his wife locked up in a room, without light or ventilation, for the last year and a half. DR. CULLEN (says the Morning Herald) since his ar• rival in Ireland, has steadily avoided taking the oath of allegiance to the Queen, declaring, in the most significant manner, that he owns no Sovereign but the Pope. A NEW CRUSADE.—The Leader says—" We under- stand that an Ultramontane crusade is to be preached in Ireland by the most eminent of the English seceders to Romanism, on the duty of the people at elections. Vogue la galere I" A DREADFUL ACCIDENT happened, on Wednesday, at Kingstown, on board the William Penn, London steamer, to the second engineer of that vessel, Alfred Bustow, who, having accidentally slipped from the platform, and fallen under the crank of the starboard engine (working at the time, on her passage from Dublin), the crank struck him on the head as it descended, and killed him on the instant. TUE LORD-LIEUTENANT AND TIRE COUNTESS OF EGLINTON, accompanied by the Countess of Bective, and several officers of the vice-regal court, went in state on Monday to visit the Dublin University, where they were received by the provost and several of the senior and junior fellows, by whom they were conducted through the library, the principal halls, the fellows' garden, the chapel, &c. PRIESTLY DENUNCIATIONS.—A correspondent, writing from the county of Leitrim, states that, a short time since, Lord Clements was denounced from the altar of a chapel near Mohill, the immediate consequences of which were two threatening notices served upon his lordship, that he would be punished for his " cffences." Lord Clements has now to carry loaded pistols, and be guarded by an armed servant when he leaves his house. THE COUNTY of WICKLOW is to be contested on the Protectionist interest, by W. F. Hume, Esq., of Hume wood, near Baltinglass. Mr. Hume's father was for many years or atives of the county When the two Earls of Fftzwilliam and incessant political warfare_ Mr TT Aldborough waged an me always commanded successful ; but, inde tz now on the decline, n have recently arisen. •The Dublin Freeman's iild, slightly decomposed, presses in a room of the mnected with the offices were those of a still-born child, o, and -place Fitzwilliam interest, and in lent of the Aldborot Itar beir MYSTERIC .• vw• •...4 • v.! o4aJfAV uuc ULM,' ‘Ja was recently found in one of tt Prerogative Court. A party explained tha iecausea buria- With this extraordinary expla atisfied. THE DERBY. 11 to 2 agst Mr. Merry's Hobble Noble—taken. 13 to 1 Lord Zetland's Augur. 16 to 1 Mr. Stehbing's Alfred the Great—taken. 16 to 1 Lord Ribblesdale's Lapidist—taken. 18 to 1 Lord Eglinton's Claverhouse. 33 to 1 Mr. J. Scott's Phantom—taken. 50 to 1 Lord Orford's Alcoran—taken. The two-year-old filly Sister to Iracundus has been named Placid. Wells was so completely recovered from his accident at Northampton as to ride at _Epsom the following week. Weathergage has left the Duke of Bedford's stable, and is now trained by Armstrong. _ _ _ _ _ THE TURF AND THE CABINET.—Lords Derby, Jersey, Exeter, Lonsdale, and Eglinton, all Cabinet Ministers, have won among them five Derbies, three St. Legers, and five Oaks. Captain Young, whose Derby bets, as we stated a short time since, were recommended by his solicitor and medi cal attendants to be scratched, died on Thursday week. Mr. Davies, the leviathan book-maker, offered to bet £4OOO to £lOOO against Stilton winning the Metropolitan Handicap a few minutes-previous to the race. The horse, however, won very easily, Carroll, his rider, patting him on the neck two lengths from the winning chair. He is in for the Chester Cup, and is certain to run very forward. Sir John Shelley, Bart. died on the 28th ultimo, at Lonsdale House, Fulham, at the advanced age of eighty years. He was for many years a confederate on the turf with Lord Jersey, and, in the course of a long, successful, and honourable career, won the Derby twice, once in 1811, with Phantom ; and in 1824, with Cedric, a son of Phantom. Mr. H. Robinson, of Carnsby, has named his ch c by Cato out of Maria, 3 yrs, Billy Richardson ; two-year-old f by St. Lawrence out of Minerva, Lady Georgians ; two year-old cby Melbourne out of Minx, Felatah ; b year ling c by Cowl out of Minerva, 800-Kaloom ; b yearling c by Cowl, out of Minx, sister to Melbourne, The Grand Inquisitor ; b yearling f by Cowl out of Maria, Olivia Augusta. The death of Mr. Ralph Smelt took place on Sunday week, rather suddenly, at his residence in York. He was well known on the turf, and for many years was very suc cessful, but in ISSO, having a heavy book against Volti geur, was taken very ill in town, when on his way to Ep som, and was thus prevented from hedging. He lost a large stake in consequence, and was compelled to com promise with his creditors, paying ss. in the pound. Since that period he has lived in retirement. SHREWSBURY RACES NOMINATIONS FOR THE GREAT CLEVELAND HANDI CAP.—King of Oude, Chief Justice, Goldfinder, Mark Tapley, Trickstress, Clothworker, Spot, Doubt Ballet Girl, Ringleader, Selina, Calculator, Dr Mrs. Birch, Achyranthes, Abbess of Jeryeau: Berwick, Warwick, Aaron Smith, Proctor, C_ Dulcet, Melford, Ella, Wilmont, Sjoter to Clothworker, Waterfall, Goliath, Madeline, Paddy Bird, First Fruits, Surveyor, Kate, Robert, Mary Ann, Ethelwolf, Urbanity, f by Faugh a Ballagh dam Le Juif, John of Recovery. RACING FIXTURES FOR APRIL AND MAY. A.hergavenny .. April 15 Newmarket S.S. .. May 11 17 Plymouth Spring 20 Shrewsbury....... 12 York Spring Royal Leamington Malton 20IDurham Newmarket F. E .... 22 Bath and Somerset 26 1 Liverpool Hunl .... 29 North Herts ..... May 1 Epsom .... 4 1 Wye Hambledon Hunt 011erton Chester Spring Tavistock THE CHARITIES. NORTHERN HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Report, 10th April.)— ADMITTED : Accidents, I 8 ; Medical and Surgical cases upon recommendation, 14; Total, 32.—DISCHARGED : Cured, 16; relieved and at own request, 0; attending as out-patients, 18; irregular, 2; died, 2.—Remaining in the - Hospital, 76. LIVERPOOL ROYAL I NFI RM A RY:--(Weeld y Report, 10th ApriI.)—ADMITTED: In-patients 35; out-patients, 14; casuals during the last week, 25.—DISCHARGED In-patients cured, 22 ; relieved, and at.own request, 6 ; made out-patients, 8 ; irregular, 3 ; dead, 4.—Remaining in the house, 191. LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES, APRIL 12.—New cases re ceived advice and medicine at the institution during the last week—North, 269; South, 235; total, 504. New cases visited at their own houses, and supplied with medicine—North, 131; South, 65; total, 196. _ .. .... .. . _ .... _ ..—.., .. ~. vc.a,.0.-x. BANKRUPTS. Tuesday, April 6, 1852 Thomas Wood, Northwich, Cheshire, grocer, to surrender April 16, May 13, at 11 o'clock, at'the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy : solicitors, Messrs. Holt and Rowe, Liverpool ; official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool. George Chadwick ; Leeds, grocer.. John — Mitchell and Edwaiii Clarkson, Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted spinners. William Williams, Pentwyn Golynos and Pontnewynydd, Monmouthshire, iron manufacturer. Isaac Timmins, Dudley, Worcestershire, chartermaster. Henry Norman Barnes,'Margaretting, Essex, milkman. Samuel Haynes, London. street, Paddington, London, wheel. wright. Thomas Bull, Greenwich, innkeeper. Henry Wornis, Blackfriais-road,.Lot.!don,bootmaker Henri Stintsoti, St. Neot Huntingdonshire, boot maker, DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.—S. Glenn y, Liverpool, corn merchant, second div. of Id., and is. Id. on new proofs, on Wednesday, April 7, or any subsequent Wednesday, at Mr. Turner's, Liverpool.—W. Craven, Birkenhead, road maker, div. of 9d., on Wednesday, April 7, or any subsequent Wed nesday, at Mr. Turner's, Liverpool. DIVIDFNDs.—ApriI 27, E. Wilkinson and T. Bentley, Liver pool, tailors.—April 27, W. Cole, Birkenhead, estate agent.— April 28, G. Pryde, D. Jones, and J. Gin, Liverpool, sail. makers. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.— Milligan, Lempriere, and Co., Liverpool, merchants.—S. Sands and Co., Liverpool, commis sion agents.—Waterhouse. Gnosspelius, and Co., Liverpool, merchants.—Hughes and Parry, Liverpool, woollen drapers.— J. and W. Machell, Preston, corn merchants. Friday, April 9, 1852, Constant Champion, Fenchurch-street, London, merchant. Samuel Trickett, Isle of Dogs, London, stone merchant, Thomas Barton Lawrence, Parliament-street, Westminster, and York-place, Lambeth, London, zinc dealer. Thomas Cowdrey, Brighton, wine merchant. Joseph and William Williams, Golynos and Varteg, Mon mouthshire, shopkeepers. DIVIDENDS.—ApriI 30, A. Ashmall, Liverpool, merchant. — April 30, J. Parker, Goosnargh-with-Newsham, Lancashire, innkeeper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—T. Relph and M. Spedding, Liverpool, wood hoop makers.—Lawe and Sidgreaves, Preston, and elsewhere, bankers. in the inferior descriptions, of which much of the recent im port consists; Egyptian also has suffered a further decline of id. per lb., whilst Brazil and Surat are heavy of sale, at barely last week's quotations. Speculators have taken 470 American, 260 Egyptian, 640 Surat and 30 Bahia, and exporters 2360 Ame rican, 40 Egyptian, 240 Surat, and 80 Madras. ISALES. I IMPORTS. Week Previ- I Week ending ously !ending I year. April 8 this yr. April 8: ear. April 8 DESCRIPTION Sea Island Stained Boweds Mobile New Orleans. Pernams, &c. Aracati, &c Bahia, &c Maranham Sawginned Demerara, &c Egyptian Barbadoes Peruvian Laguayra Com.W.L&c. Cartliagena Smyrna Manilla Surat Madras Bengal 7070!1 630 ).11847 STOCK Glasgov q u;re caulking. The Aherfoyle, from Panama, has been stir- V eyed, and recommended to be well caulked. FALMOUTH, April 4.—The American ship Fanny. Bennett, from Liverpool for Baltimore, was abandoned llth March, in lat. 42, long. 38, in a sinking state. Crew saved, and landed here by the Republic, from Charleston. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7.—Wind E., light Wilhelmina Start, Christenson, Soor _, Nantes—Alert, Canning, Jersey SA ILE D.—Arctic (s.), Luce; Sarah Sands (s.s.) Adonis, 11I'Mullin ; New World, Kniabt M'Lay, for New York Gourky, Quebec—Scott. Bull, Drontheim—Agnes, Osborn, and Triumphant, cardo, Gortazar, Gilboa—R Rowlands, Riga—War" ARRIVED.-- Jacksor -cleopat Enterprise, Griffiths, henc Naples, Farran, from i'or Ellen, from Pat Benjamin He William ucker,Royal, 'elegraph, Way, sailed from Tob Risk, Weinyss, from Puerto Cabe sailed from Rio Hache f, iffiths, hence at Antigua Isabel, ( piani, Le from the Jane, hence at Valencia. Clemence, hence at the Schelde Gazelle, Lakey, and Louisa Am both sailed for Patras. 400 I Jane Brown, Ai`Kinnen, sailed kiatilda, Astmead ; El and Mary Bibby, Herbert, hence Liffey, sailed from Barhadoes, the 11th, both for this port. Carl and Johanna, Hansen, he for Puerto Cabello, 6th March. Peter Foulks. Carter, hence at Guayra, John B Table Bay John Moore, Nith, Queen of the Isles, Velore, a... t. Helena, and all sailed for this port ; Gleaner, Marsh ; Dart, Doughl -I.lrnat Bost Sir Robert Peel, Weller, Da Token. Mows, from Callao; Vi Latham Island; John Calvin, Lowry Simons, from Sierra Leone ; Alacrity Hall, fr as• , -ISYt SM. Esultanza, Ivancich, and Louise Augusta, from Port L instant. Merlin, Queenstown, sth Merlin, Hicks; Queen of the Sot vean,Webber• Heroine, Deane; Lif. Harris; Elizabeth Ann, Lidstone ; Royal George, Bell, and Dora, May, 1 in and Isabella. from S Berbice; Egbert, Alsi t, from Surinam for A iro, all oil Falmouth, Dec. 1( MELBOURNE sth inEtant e bales of Wool v floating about off the Lerven by the A Adelaide, Bth Dec., the master in lat. 46 N., long. 26 W., with' crew saved by the Egbert, from landed here. THURSDAI , APRIL 8.- ARRIVED Clinton, Ft Hojka, Kong—Cornucopia, Jary Lady Mansell. Barber Genoa— Newfour. !, Long ; Rc ick ; Antelc ia, Ferris .t St. Micli from Itici 3endizon, Cu icl . l supr U some verse Dm Porto Rico— Monte Video—Obeix Cada, He irate, Fud, Zoe, Cameron, sailed from Simon's Bay for Ichaboe Feb. 24. Ellen Jenkinson, White, from Grand Colla at M onrov i a, an d sailed for this port Feb. 22. Shark, Tool , Cy, sailed from Table Bay for this port Feb. 13; Matilda, M`Phun, 13th ; and Struan, 15th. both for the Mauritius. Sir John Beresford, Threadgold, from Moulmein ; Guisachan, Jeffery, and Alfred the 'Great, from Callao ; and Elvira, Gra ham, from the Cape of Good Hope, all at the Mauritius. Lintin, Rigg, from Callao, and sailed for New York, Feb. 17 ; Zoe, Shaw, from the Mauritius, an d sa il ed f or Queens town, Feb. 20; Saghalien, King, from Callao, and sailed for London, Feb. 18, all at St. Helena. British Queen (s.s.), Bell, hence at Constantinople, March 24. Hero, Ist, and Natbalie, 2d April, both hence at Trieste. QUEENSTOWN, April 6.—Part of the head-rail of a ship, with the name " Madras" in the centre, gilt mouldings, and a figure, half man and half fi s h, h o ldi ng a flag and pendant, all gilt, was picked up, on the 4th i ns t ant, at Robert's Cove. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, March 3.—The Hilton Grove, from Newcastle for Aden, took tire, by the spontaneous combustion of her cargo, on the 15th Jan., was abandoned on .the 18th, and subsequently sank. The crew and passengers were picked up in the boats, on the 22d, in let. 29 S., long. 55 E., and landed here. M r AURITI us, January 12.—Several hurricanes are reported to have occurred to the eastward of this isLand, and, on the 9th and 10th, the side of the cyclone passed to the north of the island, but no damage was done to the ships in the harbour. January 29—It blew a hurricane on 23d and 24th, but it has, fortunately, done very little damage to the shipping in the harbour, beyond what was occasioned by their being in con tact with each other. The Benjamin Buck Greene, and Straf ford, from London, suffered most. FRIDAY, APRIL 9.—Wind light. Au RlVED.—Mercia, Davies, from Calcutta—Great Western, Marshall, New York—Glasgow, Hatfield, Mobile—Prospero, Harvey ; Alfred, Gregg; and Echo, St. Mich ae l' s . SAILED.—A. Cheeseborough, Binney, for Baltimore—Grand Bonny, Heys, Africa—Zuleika, Clements, Antigua—A. Grant, Guthrie, New Orleans—Plencia, De Goya, Havana—T. Rising, Bulland, Amsterdam—lndian Princess, M`Kinstry, Genoa — Princess Victoria, Turnbul, St. Petersburg—William, Evans, Konigsberg—Salcombe Castle, Strong, Malta—Albion, Press, Rotterdam—Eugene, Folkerts, Antwerp—Halls, Halls, Ancona —Storm King, Dryden, Odessa—Emma, Screetch, Naples. Jenny Jones, Proddou, from Calcutta at St. Helena, and sailed 12th Feb. for this port. Nathalie, Burgstatter, hence at Trieste. Earl Grey, Green, hence at Zierichgee. Anna Catliarina, Ghem, hence at Cuxhaven. Nymph, Lilly, hence at B r i e ll a, for Abeona. Bartlett, from Vera Cruz at Southampton ; on fr 500,000. MAURITIUS, Feb. 2.—The Agenoria got aground during the cyclone of 23rd and 24th Jan. CONSTANTINOIME, March 24.—The weather has been very stormy of late, and several accidents to shipping are reported. Wrights, Smart, from Odessa to Queenstown or Falmouth, which cleared hence 23rd March, got aground near St. Stephen's Point, but was assisted off after discharging part of her cargo, and brought into the harbour. She is being surveyed. A Maltese vessel and a Greek vessel were wrecked in this neigh bourhood during a sudden gale last night, and a Russian ves sel got on shore, but was assisted off this morning. IA about SATURDAY, APRIL 10.—Wind N.W., light. ARRIVED.—Queen of the Isle, Hewitson, from Sincapore— E. C. Scranton, Spencer, New York—Tangier, Sweet, Mauritius —Lady New•borough, Marseilles—Tiber (s.s.), Ewing, Genoa— Sumpter, Humphreys, Wilmington. SAlLED. — Robertßirbour, Candlish, and Duncan, Duckett, for Calcutta—Menzies, Branthwaite, Sincapore—Transit, Palk, Monte Video—Argentina, Young, Bahia—Luigi, Hose, ltio Janeiro—Eleanor Dixon, Quay, Valparaiso—Mary Johanna, Davies, Rio Grande—Florida, Mills, and Asia (s.), Judkins, New York—City of Glasgow (s.s.), Wylie, Philadelphia—Jane, Roe, and Alexander, Routledge, Newfoundland—Confiance, Phelan, Quebec—D eux Marie, Rarest, Leghorn—Pirate (s.s.), Ritchie, Constantinople—Orontes (s.s.), Bulkeley, Messina. A- tert, Hadgraft, hence for Dordt, at Dover, Bth April, with loss of bowsprit, foretopmast, bows stove, dzc., having been in collision with the Swedish brig Alleertine. Admiral (s.), Wickman, hence at Havre. Margaret, Evans, sailed from Nantes for this port Ist April. Advocate, Donald, from Moulmein, at Queenstown Bth April. Princess Charlotte, Newham, from Cuba, and Wakefield, from Constantinople, both at Crookhaven 7th April. Melody, Beer, from Buenos Ayres, at Plymouth Bth April. SUNDAY, APRIL 11.—Wind S.S.E., light. ARRIVED.—Jenny Jones, Proddon, from Calcutta—Chusan, Price, Savannah. SAILED.—Amelia, Wilson, for Falkland Islands—Gardyne, Hewitt, Rio Janeiro—Eliza ' Gilpin, and Canto n , A n d erson, Quebec—Sumatra, Crosby; Richardson, Carruthers; Samuel, APLean ; and St. George, Scott, Newfoundland —Pelican (s.s.), Byrne, Rotterdam. Brigand (s.s.), Thompson, hence at Malta, and left 29th March for Beirout. John Munn (s.s.), Pores, hence at Malta, and proceeded Ist April for Constantinople. Arno (s.s.), Haram, hence and Genoa, at Leghorn. Scourge (s.s.), Gibbs, sailed from Malta for this port 28th March. Jessie Mitchell, from New York for Clyde, off Cape Clear 6th April. Sir Charles Forbes, Paine, from Sierra Leone ; Clara, Maak, Ibrail ; Creole, Avery, Monte Video; Monarch, Blair, Cuba; and Hector, Moore, Corfu, all at Queenstown 9th April. MONDAY, APRIL 12.—Wind S.B.W. ARRIVED.--Juno, Brewster, from Alexandria---Marian, Knudston, Rio Hache. SAILED.--Lady Franklin, Knowles, for Havana—Delegate; Cole, Halifax—Jonk Vrow Elizabeth, Schurr, and Catharinga, Willinga, Narva—Gaetano, Ansealda, Malta—Eleanor Grace, Pearson, Genoa—Menzies, Braithwaite, :Ancapore. Hero. Donald, from Port Philip at Falmouth, with eloo,oto in gold. The Edouard, of Elbing, hence for Stettin, is on shore near Thurso, with four feet water in her hold, and will be lightened, to endeavour to get her off next springs. NAPLES, 30th march.—The Uzella, which arrived here 27th March from Liverpool, was boarded 3rd March, in lat. 3G, lon. 7. by a dozen or more men, armed with axes, from a barque supposed to be Greek or Spanish, who commenced plundering the vessel, when the Pocahontas, of Shields, hove in sight, and sent a boat's crew to the assistance of the Uzella, and the pi rates jumped on board their own vessel, and set sail. The pi ratical vessel was a low one, with broad white ports and white rail. VESSELS SPOKEN. Elizabeth, hence for Bombay, in lat. 4 N., long. 22 W. John Routledge, hence for Charleston, Bth March, in lat. 23 N., long. 27 W. Mermaid, hence for Cuba, 30th March, in lat. 49 N., long. 10 W. Bengalee, from Sincapore, in Straits of Sunda. Douro, hencefor St. Michael, 90 miles E. of St. Michael. Ilope, hence for Guatemala, 13th Dec., in lat. 55 S., long. 64 W. Countess of Durham, from Valparaiso, 27th Dec., in lat. 55 S., long. 68 W. Seagull, from Valparaiso, for this port, 29th Jan., in lat. 12 S., long. 33 W. G. W. Brown, hence, for New Orleans, Ist March, in lat. 43 N long. 15 W. Oceanie, hence for Sincapore, 11th Feb. Annette Gilbert, from Shanghae, 23d Jan., in lat. 32 S., long. 34 E. Velure, from Calcutta, for this port, Ist Feb., in Ist. 37 S., long. 25 E. Duchess of Lancaster, hence for Shanghae, 29th Feb., in lat 1 N., long. 2S W. 'nn, hence for Trinidad, 19th March, in lat. 19 , N.. 1 ^ - , from Mobile, for this port, 3d Arm" song. 10 W. dustry of and for this port, 260 - -- 13 W. John and Lucy, from "1"* g. 30W ofl Charlista New York, for th Cassicpc Fanny, INFORMATIONS UNDER THE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES ACT. Patrick Sharkey, grocer and provision store keeper in Denison-street, defended by Mr. Aspinall, was complained of, before the Mayor on Thursda— last, by I n spe, sack, for having had, on th e Bth of l March last, large scale bottoms on his premises, one of which, attached to the balance, was found heavier than t " ounces. It was proved by a witness, put to which we end of the beam, a of t other v the heavy sea' Kissacli by the May wet. at pable of we , in hi Id imbibe fiveou you ought to have exact you to give evidence without don hr. failed t .nt hay that examination, a .hat the the scale is made to _ ight hundred weight, we give Mr. Si ha doubt, and dismiss the case." o are i LLT _CURED A Is wife had been bad not been Pt TE NEV 9 LIEUTENANT.-All the accounts from Dublin speak in the highest terms of the splendour of the ond the profusion of the outlay of the present 'ay since Lord Eglinton's ss gave, at a principal linen :ly £9OO in amount. All the are feeling the impulse of this The private expenditure of his £l,OOO per week. ELECTION.—The Leinster oration of the sort of freedom —.tan Catholic electors of Kildare under rulers." The mill of Mr. Walsh, of Newtown, burned down because he would not pledge himself to -ainst Lord Naas at the late election. That was not , nishencnt enough for his offence—so a few evenings ago the tombstone which covered the remains of his wife in the churchyard of Moone was wantonly smashed in pieces ! deemed pt GRAND TOURNAMENT ON THE BANKS OF LOUGH ERNE. — Preparations ace making on a magnificent scale for an entertainment in the course of the summer in Fer managh far exceeding that given in 1850, at Chrom Cas tle, to his Excellency the Earl of Clarendon. The Duke of Wellington, who has not been in Ireland for many years, is anxious to pay his native country a farewell visit, and from his Excellency the Earl of Eglinton's fame in matters of taste, it will no doubt far exceed any enter tainment ever yet brought forward in this country.— Armagh Guardian. RICHARD DAVISON, Esq., the candidate for the repre sentation of Belfast, in opposition to the present members, is a moderate Conservative, and a gentleman of high stand ing and intelligence. He was the agent and ally of Sir James Emerson Tennent in his earlier contests for the borough, and he was, for several years, the proprietor of the Ulster Times, a Conservative paper now extinct. We do not know anything of the capabilities of Lord John Chichester, and would be sorry to see the Donegal family separated from the town for which they have done much; but Mr. Davison would be a great improvement upon Mr. Robert James Tennent, both as a man and as a member. MOST EXTRAORDINARY TRIAL.—At the recent Clon mel assizes a man was charged with inciting to murder, and the chief witness against him was the murderess. Alice Minehan, a prostitute, stated that John Phelan, a medical student of Cashel, of respectable connexions, hired her to murder two infants, twins, which he said were not really his own. The woman, for a few shillings, undertook the frightful task, and in the witness-box she described how she executed it. One infant she carried to a ruined hut, and buried it under the thatch ; the other she conveyed to a sand-pit, and covered it with a large sod —she did not hear the infant cry, for " it was covered too well to cry." The skeletons of the children were found at the places indicated by her. The Jury consulted for 20 minutes, and then acquitted the prisoner I The fiendish witness was turned loose upon society. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. SPORTING PROPHECIES To the EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD Sin,—lt would be premature to give a conclusive pre diction now for so open a race as the Chester Cup, there being three weeks to the appointed day. Early prophecies are, in a degree, out of the common way. I shall, however, offer one, with the promise of more extended remarks and an ultimate decision hereafter ; the latter, however, I ex pect, will merely confirm this trio, which I now bring for ward, viz., Joe Miller, Cossack, and Sophistry. The " whys and wherefores" shall duly appear in the subse quent communication to which I have already alluded. I observe that " Timothy" has produced a trio for the Derby, upon which I cannot refrain to touch. He says he will not have Hobble Noble, and chooses Claverhouse, Daniel O'Rourke, and Filius. The former may have a fair chance, at any rate, if he keeps up his present condi tion, but the remaining two are quite out of the question, one not being " intended ", and the other being " dead amiss." Phantom will eventually eclipse Dan. O'Rourke, and for the same reason I still hold to Kingston rather than Lapidist, a reason special and well ascertained ; the latter will be no longer at 16 to 1 after the Two Thousand Guineas shall have been run for, You will now see, Sir, that with the addition of Augur, which has from the first stood A 1, my trio is formed thus, Augur, Kingston, and Phantom. For the Oaks, Red Hind or Bird-on-the-Wing ; and mind if Longbow will not be very near the St. Leger. I remain, Sir, yours respectfully. " BEESWING." TATTERSALL'S.--TFIURSDAY. NEWMARKET HANDICAP. We did not hear a bet laid except against Bard°lph, who left off anything but strong in the market. 4to 1 agst Mr. Williams's Maria. Bto 1 Lord Exeter's Mountain Flower. Bto 1 Mr. Dobson's Bardolph—tkn. and offd. 10 to 1 Duke of Richmond's Officious. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. Offers to take 6 to 4 about Hobbie Noble, with a start. Claverhouse is scratched. 4to 1 Duke of Richmond's Home-brewed. 4to 1 Lord Ribblesdale's Lapidist. sto 1 Mr. Bowes's Daniel O'Rourke. 10 to 1 Mr. Merry's Hobbie Noble. CHESTER CUP. On this, as on the other events quoted, business was almost at a stand ; Stilton, Nancy, and Hothorpe were the only ones in request. 12 to 1 Mr. Meiklam's Stilton—taken. 20 to 1 Mr. J. Pilling's High Sheriff—taken. 25 to 1 Duke of Bedford's Hesse Homburg. 25 to 1 Mr. H. Hill's Hothorpe—take 30 to 1. 25 to 1 Mr. Martinson's Nancv—tkn., aft offd. 50 to 1 Mr. Disney's Indian Warrior—taken. 1020 to 15 Mr. E. W. Hughes's Sophistry—taken. THE DERBY. he quotations, made chiefly from offers, show a slight decline in Hobbie Noble ; a decided retrogression in Augur, who was very weak in the market, and an im provement in Lapidist and Claverhouse. Scarcely any thing was done. 11 to 2 Mr. Merry's Hobbie Noble—take 6 to 1. 13 to 1 Lord Zetland's Augur. 15 to 1 Lord Eglinton's Claverhouse--tk. 16 to 1. 20 to 1 Mr. J. Arnold's Little Harry. 25 to 1 Duke of Richmond's Home-brewed. 35 to 1 Mr. J. Scott's Phantom—take 40 to 1. 1000 to 15 Lord Orford's Alcoran—taken. 1000 to 15 Lord Ribblesdale's The Nabob. MANCHESTER.-FIB IDAY Since Tuesday a fair amount of business bas been trans acted on the forthcoming events. For the Newmarket Handicap, Maria was introduced yesterday at 10 to 1, with plenty of supporters. For the Chester C u p or D er by there is little change since our last quotations ; for the former, however, Stilton was in great force, 10 to 1 being the greatest odds obtainable. The following are the quo tations : NEWMAIIKET HANDICAP. 4to 1 Mr. Williams's Maria—offered. Bto 1 Lord Exeter's Mountain Flower—taken Bto 1 Mr. Robson's Bardolph—taken. 10 to 1 Lord Glasgow's Caracara—taken. 10 to 1 Richmond's C 12 to 1 - White' )' uke r. G, .r. Roger. 12 to 1 12 to 1 14 to 1 -- 15 to 1 Cap t. Del ttlo Say Mr. J. Osborr T nrrl F.votar'c he Proctor—taken TWO THOUS , n's gernanc: kS STAKE 4to 1 4to 1 Duke of Rii Lord Ribbl Daniel O'Rourke—taken Hobble Noble— Mr. M 9to i -- Lora .I 10 to 1 15 to 1 18 to 1 -- Mr. Fa Mr. Pil iller—taken riff—taken. 5 to 1 50 to 1 1000 to 15 ..... &a VFAIA, al • Mr. Booth's• Retail. Mr. Disney's Indian Warrior—taken. Officious—offered. I per cwt. in bond ns. Bart MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY. April. Hour. 14, Philip Hitchmough (Ist) Ditto, 11 14, John Barnes (Ist) 14, Henry Martin (Ist).. Ditto, 11 14, William Noblett (2d) Ditto, 11 16, G. and S. Pim (proof and div.) Ditto, 11 16, James L. Copeland (Ist) Ditto, 11 16, James S. M - Cullock (Ist) Ditto, 11 w=e,...,..:,•,.m1....01. 1 , 11 MARKETS MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES. MANCHESTER.—Throughout the past week we have had a continuance of that unfavourable tendency in prices which we have had to report for a month back. In goods at large, and in all yarns below GO's, the buyers have been able to get what they may have wanted on rather lower terms than were practi cable previously. In the latter the decline may be stated at id. per lb., and even 4d. in some articles. It is less in warps than in bundles. The makers of the former are difficult to deal with; for, being yet pretty well supplied with contracts, they make the slightest further concession very reluctantly, and are declining more offers than they accept. There is a sluggish ness in the departments of domestics, which causes the bias of * prices to be still against the makers. For the various widths of shirtings, and for madapollams, there are no offers that can test prices. The absence of stocks prevents any pressure to sell, but lower rates would certainly be accepted by the pro, ducers; and the same remark applies to printing cloths, though their position is, on the whole, a rather more favoura ble one. The influences affecting us have been mainly the American accounts, which point to a crop of 2,900,000 bales; and the India advices, reportin*a still adverse course in the exchanges, most serious indeed at Calcutta, making, since its commencement, a difference of fully 14 per cent. against re mitters. ROCHDALE.—The flannel market continues in a languid state, and a very limited amount of business has been trans acted, at former prices. The wool market is flat, with little doing and prices firm. LEEDS.—Since our last report some orders for the class of goods known by the name of Spanish stripes have been re ceived, as also orders for other goods suitable for the India and China markets; and generally the houses in the foreign trade have done more business this week than last. But the state of the woollen trade in the town and district, taken collectively, remains rather fiat. Prices without alteration. NOTTINGHAM.—SO long as cold weather continues, the check lately felt both in the lace and hosiery trades will conti nue, especially with the additional drawback to business ope rations caused by the prospect of an early general election. The curtain trade this year has not been satisfactory, though increasing. With the exception of a small number of lace makers and glove hands out of work, employment continues tolerably full, with a prospect of more work shortly, as th e home demand must increase as the summer advances, and we have a good prospect for the American fall. LIVERPOOL GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET. THURSDAY, APRIL 8 Sugar : All refining descriptions have continued in very good demand during the past week, and lull prices have been ob• tained, while grocery qualities are neglected at barely former rates ; the sales comprise 600 lihds. of 8.P., 2500 bags Bengal, and 3300 mats of Mauritius, the latter being taken by the s. 9d. to 345. per cwt.—Foreign : The sales are s brown and yellow Pernambuco, at from , s yellow Havana at 19s. 6d. to 20s. The only sale reported is 250 —ln Coffee. but in •e are no Carolina, SHIPPING. TUESDAY, APRIL 6.—Wind E.S.E., light. A)nnrtari Svenson,(s.), Judkins, from N ew Y or k—M ary A nn, cl —Asia —Margaret, Barker, Alexandria—Emi lie, Moss—Pelican (s.s.), By rne , R otter d am —G eorge, s v i s n t A Midwood, Nantes. SAILED. --- Francis Barclay, Connibeer, for Shanghai—Tyro, Orr, Lisbon—Bell Rock, Pendleton, Boston—Lady Franklin, Yeaton, New York—Anna, Downward, Port Philip—Express, Phillips, Cape of Good Hope—Saxon, Crosby, New Orleans— Tenzer, Boutillier, Labrador—Julia, Erezuma, Bilboa—Flint, Wright, Pernambuco— -Krydersec, Christiana—Concordia, Parmentier, Ostend. Pacific (s.), Nye, hence at New York 21st March. Margaret Ridley, Brown, from Pernambuco at New York St. Johannes; and Clarissa Currier, Knapp, hence at Boston Helen, Jackson, and Ottawa, Aepnon, hence at Mobile. Tuscarora, Turley, hence at Philadelphia. Niagara, Smith; Jacob A. Wrsterielt, Floodless ; Pelican State, Manson; Empire State, Russell; Manhattan, Peabody; and Conqueror, Boutelle, all hence at New York. Tennessee, Cook, and Queen Pomare, Driscoll, hence • and iiius Cresar, Fleming, from Newport, all at New . Orleami. City of Manchester (s.s.), Leitch, hence at Philadelphia, in fourteen days twenty hours. On the 14th March, in lat. 45, long. 47, passed through several fields of ice. Coronilla, sailed from Savanilla for this port Bth Feb. Elinor Chapman, hence at Arica. Enmore, Hind, and Freeman, Boyne, both hence at Jamaica Krone, Hoppe, hence at Genoa. Genova (s.s.), 28th March, and Phoebe (s.s.), and Industrious 29th, all hence at Gibraltar Cu , Jeffi les, sailed from Panama for Buena Ven tura 2nd Mardi. Lliae, Hansen; Helen, M`Lachlan ; and Helene, Jaco hence at St. Thomas. - Langed. sailed from Jamaica for this port 6th Montezuma, 6th, and Avon, 10th, both for Mobile. PHILADELPHIA, March 10.—A ship, name unknown, is on shore below Chincoteague. _ CAPE OF Goon HOPE, Feb. 7.—The Sir John Falstaff, from Marianne March; and 'oulmein for Portsmouth, has put in here, leaky, with cargo RYIAND, March I A..ship, supposed to be Is ashore three miles obile Bay; on the 1 ard. Cleared on a m Mel bourne, went ashore on th Boqueron Channel, but go lie Will re which is rather at 48s. per cwt. faults, mere ARKET, 9n Dublin. his Cou of ne draper's, an ord Dublin people of Ibetter state of things Excellency is said to average fully I 0 13TRA GE . - Fr I Express is another illus I enjoyed by tl- !ceptecl, .t me past v b 1 lders ref re i s - no tl: good q LIVERPOOL COTTON Heavy im uyers, Bowe THURSDAY, ess, exhibit cc for the I PRICES, 4i , si' . 5910 119760 J 4 54 4410 95540 1 20399 1 2 70 31 7 1 8780 288910 I I 6 4 , 1 420 21120 1 } 1280 1 12885 6i - I 80i 11900 .• •• I 3803 } 200 11830 } 2086 6861 - ....1 ICO 58- 10 I 19101_ 29890, r 9101 IJ 4* 2 4i 2220 85620 1 00 - 9 LIVERPOOL CORN THURSDAY, APRIL 8. Rather more business has been dc I 205170 a decline of Id. to 2d. per 701hs. Canada and States Flour has also met a better sale, at an abatement of 3d. to 6d. per 1961b5. , 19s. 6d. to 20s. par barrel being the top price ; French, being in large supply, has given way fully ls. per sack. Indian Corn, owing to a better demand, hes improved a little in value. Irish Oats are without change. Egyptian beans aro again 6d. per qr. lower, and are selling at 2 BRITISH Wheats 701 b., s. d. s. d. English red .... 5 6to 5 10 Do. do. extra 5 10.. 6 0 Do. white .. 6 0.. 6 2 _ Do. do. extra 6 '2.. 6 5 to 235. 6d. per 4SO lbs Wheat, Canadian United States FOREIGN 70Ib, 1 s. d. s. d 5 4to 5 11 2.. 6 1 66 5 H 5 9 Irish red . . Do. do. extra Do. white .. Do. do. extra. 5 2, 5 7, 5 9 . 6 0. Ith:Se.&friih 3 8. vqr.Eng... 54 0 Danzig, &c. 5 5 Pomeranean,&c. 5 8, Danish, &c 5 2, French, &c. 5 4, Odessa, Polish 4 11. Danube Do. liist Oats, qp , 45th Edg:&Sctc'll, old 2 11 Do: Irish, old 2 9., 2IQ Do. Do. new 2 6.. 2 10 Beans, p qr. Eng.. 32 0.. 36 0 ler 4801 b. Sc. & Ir. 29 0..30 Peas, eqr. Eng... 34 0.. 36 C Flour, qp• 2801 b, Seconds Russian,&c.liard 4 5. Egyptian arley, v 601 b 6 Egyptian 23 0..23 6 qr. white. 31 0..34 0 nd. Amer. yellow Do. ,W 1 French. y 28 6..29 0 0 0.. 0 0 0 0.. 0 0 ;0 0.. 31 0 30 0..31 0 23 6.. 29 0 29 0..30 0 29 0..29 6 Superfine Extra Oatmeal, qt , 4nsh, new Do. ivhit( Ibrail & Galatz Flour, vbrl. 196tb, Canadian, sweet 19 0..20 0 U. States, do. 19 0..19 6 'rnch, la 17 0..18 6 30 0..36 0 LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, THURSDAY, APRIL 8 For Beef the market has been moderately active, at full prices for both aew and old. Of the late arrivals above 1,000 tierces will not, it is said, at present come on the market, being limi ted to 100 s. per tierce. No American Pork here. The trade supply their wants chiefly with French. Bacon is in moderate demand, at steady prices. Hams neglected. Shoulders in light stock, but at the late advance a slow sale. The sales of Lard reach 35 tons, at last week's prices. The demand is far from brisk. The stock of cheese is almost exhausted. Butter continues very dull. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, SATURDAY, APRIL 10 s. d. 8. d Hay, old, v. st 0 6 @ 0 8i Potatoes, New Clover Ditto, Green Vetches 0 0 0 0 Turnips, IR ton .23 0 - 24 0 Straw, Wheat Oat 0 32 0 4 Mangelwurzel . 22 0 -24 0 Barley .. s. d. s. d. ST. JOHN'S PROVISION MARKET, SATURDAY, APRIL 10. s. d. s. d. ? s. d. s. d Beef l9. tb 0 4.i to 0 7 Strawberrics,voz 2 oto 0 0 Mutton 0 5 0 7 'Grapes,F.ng. Aft lb 0 0— 0 0 Veal Lamb f fore•gr 7 0 9 0 i Pines, For. each. 0 0 0 0 1 hind-qr. 5 6 7 0! Do. Eng. •35. lb 6 6 0 0 Fresh Pork Salmon 1 9 0 o , Ducks 3 0— 3 6 Bret Haddock Soles Cod Fish Turbot Fresh Butter - 0 0 Salt Ditto 0 8— 0 10 Partridges 0 0— 0 0 Filbefts 1 2 0 0 Woodcocks .... 0 0— 0 0 Asparagus,l9 , 100 3 0— 6 0 Black Game.... 0 0— 0 0 Eggs 13. 124 4 10 0 0 Wild Ducks ... . 0 0 0 0 Potatoesop peck 0 6 0 10 'Pigeons 1 10 0 0 Cucumbers, each 2 o' 0 0 Larks.... la doz 0 0— 0 0 CORN MARKETS MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, APRIL Io:—The Corn trade has been completely inactive during the week, with tendency to deciine in the prices of Wheat and Flour. Transactions at our market to-day are of the merest retail character for the supuly of present wants only. Wheat and Flour are purchase able on rather lower terms, but as it is pretty evident that pressure to sell would not increase business, holders seem inclined to wait the revival of consumptive demand. In Oats, Beans, and other articles, no particular variation can be noted. WAKEFIELD, APRIL B.—The attendance to-day is smaller than usual, and the business passing of a most lithited charac ter. We reduce our quotations for. Wheat and Barley Is. per qr., and other articles are sold on more reasonable terms. WISBECH, APRIL 10.—There has only been a small supply of Wheat, which found buyers at a reduction of is. per qr., to which the farmers slowly submitted. Beans and Oats are each dull sale, but not materially cheaper. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, APRIL 10.—There was a fair supply of Wheat to-day from the farmers, and at a further reduction of Is. per quarter the whole was disposed of. The arrivals of Wheat coastwise are now very limited, but as it continues to recede in value at all the principal markets throughout the kingdom, prices again gave way Is. per quatter upon the rates of this day week, and only a very moderate amount of business was transacted. Foreign was offered at a corresponding decline, but the sales were unimportant, as buyers confine their purchases almost to their immediate requirements. The sale for malting,. Barley is nearly over, and quotations are almost nominal. Foreign in moderate request for grinding, and its previous value nearly supported. Oats met with little attention ; needy buyers bad to pay previous rates, but to effect sales to any extent, rather lower prices had to be accepted. The operations in Peas or Beans are on a strictly retail scale, and prices have not varied. Flour difficult to sell, and fully 6d. per sack cheaper. Weather fine, dry, and seasonable. DUBLIN, APRIL B.—To-morrow being Good Friday, the Corn-market was held to-day, but, as usual in such cases, there was scarcely any attendance or business transacted. We report our quotations of Tuesday last. White Wheat.. 23s Oil to 26s Od I Barley.. Red d 0.... 22s Od to 23s 6e. Rapeseed Bere Os Od to Os Od I Bakers' Flour. 12s 6d to 15s Od Oats . ... .10s Od to lls 6d Indian Corn, Oatmeal lls 6d to 12a Od per 4801b295 Od to 31s Od CORK, APRIL Io.—The sale of Flour continues very limited; the reduction of 6d. per cwt. has not produced any effect. Millers acting with caution, admits of very few transactions in Wheat. Indian Corn had a more lively sale for a few days, but traders having supplied their wants for the present, the market is again dull. CATTLE MARKETS -- SALFORD, APRIL 7.—The supply of Beasts was scarcely an average, but was sufficient for the demand, and the quality, for the season, was good. Of buyers there was a good attend ance. Holders of Beasts o ,tamed a slight but not a quotable advance upon the rates of last week, at which the trade was by no means brisk. The Sheep trade was rather dull, at terms in favour of the buyer. There was the largest show of Calves ever known here, which were nearly all disposed of at a decline of ad. per lb.—Price of Beef: Coarse beasts and bulls, 3d. to 3ad. ; oxen, 3d. to 40. ; heifers. 4id. to qd. Sheep, in the wool : Ewes and heavy wethers, 50. to 6d. •, light wethers, 6d. to 61d.; shorn, Cad. to sd, Calves, 3d. to 40.—Number: Beasts, 1540; Sheep, 4881 ; Calves, 648. LEEDS, APRIL 7.—At to-day's market there was an average show of horned Cattle, of excellent quality. There was a good. attendance of buyers, and a fair business was transacted. Nearly all changed hands at from ss. 4d. to ss. Bd. and 6s. 4d. per 16 lbs. Sheep were all sold. Clipped Sheep, sd. ; in wool, 5i(L, and a few light weights 6d. per lb.—Number of Beasts, 770; sheep, 4400. DUBLIN, APRIL B.—There was but a small market, although immediately preceding Easter. The feeling as to prices was firmer as to Cattle, and Mutton was -ad. to id. per lb. upwards, with early sales. Veal firm, and Lambs variable, according to quality. The Pig market was rather slacker, however the greater part were thin. Prices of Beef, sinking offal, 38s. to 425., 1b; prime b 5 , 4 14 . 4 8 8. .p t e o r 2 c 4 w B t.; . lltt each; luon, Pork,sa half-fat i t f o -fa G t a 4.; 34s Veal, hea v 7. per y d 36s. to 395. per cwt. 5 7 5 9 6 0 6 2 10 0..32 Oj 46 0..50 01 47411 3370 . MARKET, .eh in Wheat, at a for Leith id Boliv uenos pyre y, Terceir 't (i.i.), Corbet ge, Rotterdam Easter Terr I.Easte W H00ii,11.45 MU 1307351 Monday nd Frith. us, at Melbour hence at Corfu, ar. - ood, Crowley; I ce at La Gu ark, and t Actijutlai 8 14 1 2 15 3 T.PORTANT TO SHOPKEEPERS Arr. Christopher Tennant, g in ice, which, when tested with a. weight e, 71b weight at each e egainst the buyer. Mr. Tennant contended t on machine, as used to weigh parcels of goods, was a led one, and that it was by placing the weights upoi truly it was thrown off the centres_ Aft.. .....,,- ayor, ter e to el might be used so as to Cat a/ tic Illcurrecr, anti E remarks from Mr. Fell, a fine of a shilling was imp( It was intimated that the principle of the machine condemned, and all shopkeepers using it were liabtp ' Mr. Tennant 0- s decision vvo the machines being v , me thou s were invested in them THE TEETH.—A new at cted with_dental surgery ad very curious inve of 17, Geor : street, H troductionof an 1 Teeth, fixed withc . s 9 perfectly resembl, uare, Lor from - the oriel very superior to any teethe does not require the extra new geseripti r or decay, atjefore used ye the ithportance joeThany persons ; and those ested in ienould avail themselves of Mr. Ho as a dentist. AY'S PILLS HAT LIVER COMPLAINT OF A k Mr. Thomas Clark. of _ _ ivy iu didly gave their opinion that his this situation, and when expecting ',very al terminate his earthly career, riend recommen to try Holloway's Pills snring him that he person who was cure . A. , y them of that comi adopted the advice nd found speedy relief f them, and wjaoth — a short tim BIRTHS On the 2d inst., in Carlton-gardens, Mrs. W. E. G son. 2d inst., in Fairview-place, Toxteth-park, M Marsh of a son. On the 3d inst., Mrs. W. F. Hunter, of Bea,— of a daughter. On the Ashton, Esq., of 9 sth inst., the lady of G ee forth, of a son. On the sth inst., the wife of Mr. Wm. Edmondson, .n-street, of a (laughter. On the 7th inst., Mrs. J. Lockett, Shaw -street, of ughters. Wires, orjjosvres perfectly restored to health oii the 7th inst., Mrs. E. G. Lott, of Falknel tughter. terrace. of Moore, 1 On the Bth inst., the wife of the Rev road, of a daughter. On the Bth inst., at Clifton-park, Birkenhead, Mrs Lamont, of a daughter. On the Bth inst., in Grove -street of a daughter. On the 10th inst., at Somerville, Seacombe, the wife o M`Grotty, Esq., of a son. On the I Ith inst., Mrs. F. S. Hull, of a son. On the 11th inst., in Duke-street, Edge-hill, Mrs. Job son, of a son. ri the 11th instant, Mrs. Overton, Ellesmere-terrace, Evet ton, of a son. On the 11th inst., the wife of Mr. H. Robinson, silversmitl 83, Church-street, of a daughter. the wife of Air. J. R. Darsie, MARRIED. On the Ist Jan., at Valparaiso, by the R ev . W . A ri British chaplain, Wm. Leigh, of Manchester, to Sarah, youngest daughter of Mr. John Green, Egrem On the 7th Jan. at Whittlesea, North Victoria, Sout Mr. Robert Jefferson, lieutenant of the Native Levies, of the late Robert Carr . Jefferson, Esq., of this to wn , Anne, only daughter of Mr. Webster, of Whittlesei Derbyshire. pt, Robert Air, lh Justice, daughter of the On the 15th ult., at the British Consulate, I Esq., of Berwick-on-Tweed, to Sat , " late Thomas Musgrove, Esq., of tins town. On the 4th inst., at St. Michael's Church, by the Rt. Carpenter, Mr. John Graham, mariner, to Miss Ann Grab of Great George-square. On the ' Carpente., Elizabeth sth ins r, Mr. at St. Michael's Ch urc h , b y t h e Rev. H Robert Urquart Webster, mariner, to Ali& On thesth inst., at St. Silas's Church, by the Rev. S. Minton, Robert C., son of Mr. R. Jones, brewer, late of Roiehill, to Mary Isabella, daughter of the late W. Kell, Esq. On the sth inst., at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. W. M. Falloon, M.A., Mr. Chambers Ritson to Martha Alice Ann, only daughter of the late Capt. John Robinson, of this town. On the 6th inst., at St. Thomas's Church, by the Rev. C. P. Hobbs , Charles F., second son of th e l ate Mr. Thos. Riche, of Walcotte, Norfolk, to Aliso E. H. Fanie, youngest daughter of the late Captain J. Fanie. On the 6th inst., at St. Mark's Church lock, Captain J. C. Quayle, of Kirk-MiC Miss Florence Bennett, of Toxteth-park. On the 7th inst., at St. Bride's Church, by the Rea. H. J Hindley, of Walton, Lloyd Rayner, Esq., to Miss Amelia A ander by the Rev Ilse!, Isle of On the Bth inst., at Bidston Church, Cheshire, by the Rev. A. Graham, 'l'. B. Bourne, Esq., of this town, to Henrietta Frances Beeke, only daughter of the late Captain Kennan, of Madras. On the Bth inst., at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. John Shipton, blacksmith, to Miss Ann Slater, both of Birkenhead. On the Bth inst., at St. Mark's Church, Mr. John Brassey, of her Majesty's Cu s t oms , t o M rs. Alice Deeren. On the 9th instant, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. J Hall, 8.A., Hr. Richard Jones to Miss Isabella Whitby. On the 9th instant, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev Hall, 8.A., Mr. Wm. Hayse to Miss Alice Taylor. On the 10th instant, at James's Chula, by the P Hampton, Peter It. Irwin, of Aberdeen. master Marianne, third daughter of J. Mossop, Esq., H. of this port. On the 11th inst., at St. Michael's Church, by the Rev. H. Carpenter, Mr. John Fo w l es to Miss Margaret •Itily, of Par I iain ent. place. On the 11th inst., at St. Michael's Church, by the Rev. H, Carpenter, by license, Mr. John F. Bell, mariner, to Miss Jan , Gilmour. mann( M. Cus On the 12th inst., at St. Michael's Church, b y th e R ev. C Morrall, Mr. Robert Sinclair, of Watkinson-street, to Miss J Addison. DIED Lately at his residence, in London, Major-General Grant, C. 13. This distinguished Waterloo officer entered the army in 1797, and served for some years in India with the 22d Drageons, and was at the taking of Seringapatam and Mallewaly. He also took part during the short period of three years in the capture of no less than fifteen fortresses. He subsequently joined the army under the Duke of Wellington, and served with the 18th Hussars i n th e campa i gn of 1813 -14-15, ' including the memorable engagements of Tolouse and Waterloo. On the 7th January, at Tocopilla, west coast of South America, Captain William G. Greeves, of the ship Currency, of this port; and, on the 29th, at New Orleans, Phoeline, sister of the above, On the 16th ult., at Bishop-Wearmouth, aged 83, William Rodick, Esq. On the 31st ult., aged 55, Ellen Ann, eldest daughter of the late Mr. John Collier, merchant, of this town, formerly of Kingston, Jamaica. On the Ist inst., at Springfield Cottage, Bootle, aged 62, Mr. James Poole, father of Mr. J. Poole, of South John-street. On the 3d inst., aged 71, the Rev. W. Borrows, M.A., for 37 years minister of St. Paul's Chapel, Clapham. On the 3d inst., aged 47, Mr. James Glover, late of Kirkdale. On the 3d inst., aged 52, the Rev. A. Paterson, for 30 years minister of the Presbyterian Chapel, Stourbridge. On the 3d inst., aged 57, T. li. Burke, Esq., great-nephew and nearest relative of the distinguished statesman and orator Edmund Burke. Ou the 3d inst., aged 74, John Minto, late of the old Ropery. On the 4th inst., at Ashleigh, 1\ alton-breck, aged 67, Eliza beth, eldest sister of the late J. Higgin, Esq., of Manchester and of R. Higgin, Esq., of thi s t own . , On the 4th inst,, at his residence, Hamilton-square, Everton, aged 56, Mr. Edward M'Culloch. On the 4th inst., at Combre, Mary Ann Drew, wife of Isaac Andrews, Esq. . On the sth inst., aged 61 years, Alice Tattersall, second daughter of Mr. J. Wedgwood, of Oxton. On the sth inst.. Anne Eliza Selkirk, eldest daughter of the late Rev. Thomas Selkirk, incumbent of St. John's Church, - - On the 6th inst., aged 10 months, Lois Mary, daughter of Mr James M`Murtrie, of Chesterfield-street. Li O m n e.6 t t h r e ee 6 t t . h inst., aged 58, Mr. Henry Ascroft, ironmonger r i o m it e d ..street, after a On the Gth inst. at his residence, wife of A. Mackenzie On the 6th inst., a w e d 34, Anne, Da Banks,. fScotlainndL. Manchester Tavern, b llale-street. aged 3 years and 8 months, Marti On the 6th inst., D. Only daughter of K. _l_ir O lg i e , r t i h n e g 7 i t ine fi s i s s , t. a , ge a d t 43,11 the Shrewsbury, Rebecca, daughter On the 6th inst. ! at hit Win. Miller, Esq., of tins town. of Rodney-street, Rose, relict of Wm. Clay, o la s t e tin o s f °n ;er mother, Mn As o n i i i na t i h i e 7th inst., aged 21, Margaret, wife of Air Atkinson, druggist, Hunslet-lane, Leeds, and eldest c of Ain W. Knox, of this town. On the 7th inst., Anne, the wife c - - - head. Arnstein, 1 t Dunsany ( ancy is treat Mary, dat ?s, of Christian-b rsall, of Upper Roscommon 120 years midwileic Cartwr iker, of this tow► , at her residene, a, wife of Mr. Jat youngest d On the Sth On the I I tl , n-in-Bo g the 1 1a# . _ and'' be Su" , 0 1111 • [r°b!el 1 ;0 31 ; of c° 4' gor", f , ,th „ ov 'O ll 9 rod ° 0 , t se 11°..,' Pteo.', Itro onto ro sf• i; b ' , sPe d° 05. of? coG nd' plf FrC.ge x 6l l O , If c o t4 i od t e r 1 10 PO 1 , I iP °1 ?" rio oe3 ai. a t at d 9 3 , c , raira