The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-03-09 00:00:00

GENERAL NEWS. 4;!.'RIPRDINARY BIRTH.—Last week, the wife of ~thimr,r,,arson, letter-carrier, residing . i n Du_k.e.. stwv e e e 'r t ti lied t 'l' to two still-born female children, which 40,:aether like the celebrated Siamese twins, only the therf r " was more complete. They were connected to licite'a the breast bone to the lower part of he body, 4 ter r, ° F them were fully developed children.—Don t j Otrortic/e. 4 1 , it l i Nl '''Tock BREWERY Co. has been formed, with ut. £2OOOOO, in 40,000 shares of £5 each, for the t , of e stablishing breweries on a comprehensive , 'tttr, Hippy the public with unadulterated ale and "Ittl ott '` . • Prices below those at present charged by the urewers, and yet with a handsome profit on the . li •ii ° '`i(l l : t e r s t t e t d• Branch breweries are to be opened in T AB s jtiti PROPELLOR.—By a recent decision of the . 'l4w47'utrtnaittee of the Privy Council, the extension k e ,t e Patent for the screw propeller has been refused. i t ll P.e . ti Pc : s s i u n i t ar Part' d ies c, w eret lers. Burns, of Glasgow, Company, and a large body f i ,t l ; lP , lw n , rs and al' engineers lena • and looking at the number eh ii t ,"sela at present in course of construction, and hN e tolls be saved from taxation, great importance .htt ached t o the result. [ 1 „ 1, to , G eaN THE PRESENT PARLIAMENT SIT ?- I tYe 4l ,7 4. 'nt can continue . to sit, if necessary, until "Nth tt van also sit until the 20th of August, IS.) 4„ n'e sev en 1 1 0;aer it I ,_. Years will terminate, the writs for this ki,,!lre.u nl :!,etag returnable on the 20th of August, 18-17 . t x ! l 4t,i B j;all(” of parliament being enabled to sit till 4 (1 d 41 . arises from the fact that the session of 1847 ktilc to • in, th e year 1848, thus e riz t h e ' and was continued I . l4 lBNp it two count only as one year. 14 ,1 tliliIUN FOR MURDER.—At the Northampton as- Pinc - ard, aged 51, WaS indicted or the ft, tt4,,tliz-ibth Pinckard, her mother-in-law... In W as 11 , 11 °W a motive for the commission of the crime, tit l t / ,,"';Z3 that up i nn the death of the deceased the t1 1t ,.40 4. ,:ier husband would become entitled to a sum t 4 ' had C -1 arid that shortly . before the 3rd of October th 4 'lf 'ea Pressed by their landlord for payment . of t`'" , s ei r , e , ll t• The jury found the prisoner guilty, and tented to be executed. 1 44 11 5 D ' a lt.w..or ACCIDENT AT KILBURN.—An Reel. I% t e i t'ed on the London and North-western Rail thOtstioll aY morning, about eleven o'clock, close to the kilt a e h et at Kilburn. Five labourers wer at work on een the new station and the . coal . wharves at 4 toTi t ''ris 4 ' l ". Two trains were coming in opposite lti t ' on: an d both engines were whistling . . Inorde t r he to y ty wq rk !tain the men moved from the rails where 1 4; 4 of 'j i g to the other line, and were caught bythe pT kill f i t ": train going down. Three of the poor fellows 13 A . ,;„ ll the spot, and the other two badly hurt. 4 11) "RY MURDER.—Gulielmo Giovanni Bazetti to ti Nlio c ' a YOUng Italian, of slight figure and res d pecta w b a le s 1 1 :0, 4 ', at the Oxford Assizes, on Wednesey, tk„ i a,,,, ( li the wilful murder of his uncle, Giovanni 8 016 W i?l . :"ando Kalabergo, at Williamscolt. Sj;" tiLTaa Put on the black cap, and in a brief and • • 1) - :' s s Pronounced upon the prisoner sentence of lit,-1•11.1,a sentence was communicated to the prisoner , iftl;'taiori, the interpreter, but he appeared to des- 44 414 k. "l °tion, and quitted the dock without making l tti u k te u tt ter , a-le -- AY OF DOING IMPORTANT BUSINESS.—A. , n ' h l, ' wer e recen tly married at Deane Church, , Y, by a bridesman, the united ages of t e h i r arlt,%"fig to 193 years. On the old ladbeing N ▪ t 'e / 1 ,: ° ,4 they had courted, she sharply replied,. I:4fro " s us ueen no courtship between us, but etgh and . 11 !eo ll ir r s 2,beginning to the end." This is almost as ' l th"art ,'"P as when the young Quaker said to his "IriljPiat:,: It is agreed . between thy father and my fitiv,, „a shall be married, and if thou wilt have me N'tk I nee.— Bolton Chronicle. ' 11 4: 14 Y . I tAucTlou AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE.—On g,r; Lerew commenced a aale . of the spare maste l°o°4"lngs in the above building. The term s • of laded liti''are, that every visitor must purchase a c t a l a ta I s s iaPence The fineness of the weather Itt stirl ourios:it . y excited as to the nature of the atyatte'VJable fate of the Crystal Palace, collecte t d h a e I ,o6 l ' 4 (li t `lance of fashionable visitors throughout the tt tp,Der m „ w as calculated that up to five o'clock nearly fiav;" had visited the building. The total amount hy l !ty t i t 8 °ale was £l,OOO. ti ~lye l lla s i. l •P l c TO POPERY.—The Edinburgh Witness . ten c ° Vc, - tt " i ' l ( l ,V Harris, a very beautiful young widow, ~1 11 ,k,,,4 t ,'( 1, who perverted last year to Popery, r has b n" t ae Jesuits her beautiful estates of Seac life, tt11,,,-414iPan, her prospects of £lO,OOO a year from an Slieo Carmyle), and all the treasures t iart . i .(n dia by 'her late husband, Sir William Corn. She has been induced to forsake an aged Ni t ti,,!.and her mother, whose only child she is " it 'i^" . i nto a strict convent at Grenoble, in ket i 4 t k l'ol u barself to t h e prolec ti or 1111144 s iv rtou AT THE CAPE. 1 4 9 1 , 8 r ths:h., Printed, from which it appear. I„lip,4rit4i,, ed " as wof Good Hope at the census of May, g as considered, an area of 118,256 i nl, - ;' , 6sP f population The as in whites was 39,840 males and the coloured population 90,252 estimatedt 4 1 population being ' 6g4 females, the of the colony, 285,279 1 , 1 4, eastern divisions 04' 1)5 54" and 143,670 females. It is stated that ' 41 4' 11 44 the coloured population, from their wander t„lii;lito is mode of life, cannot be accurately ascer -. , !'n:P'PPosed to exceed that given in the return. 1 2 , - ; -I ,NG INTEREST.—It gives us great of at e to state that the shipowners of the ‘p,'o4l,o°lft to issue a manifesto, calling upon all Ors of that important interest to discard O„ P atio n l'ung general election all personal . and party to t r , and to unite as one man in giving their t'ith"tthenl-,c',Be candidates only who will unequivocally 3 c: ) ,,°l? t,'„ e lves to a calm revision of that fatal policy \ i s h t '1'141;11°1Y undermining the commercial marine of 1 04rpe en ' i l a destroyin , the only safeguard on which, lekk:`a9 state Europe, England can rely. eIL ),.,41ii 1) k ,' N,,ir: j l t'stEmnumccE. Sir Brook Bridges, he d: °Y railway from Ashford to Canterbury y fel Polling, found, on entering into ccn , ow-passenger, that he was an elector Idate)„`° whom h e announced himself as one of ‘ l ' a tld Presented his card. The electr re. Otil l ' B 9 t'r You that lam going to vote. Some . years . \ t '‘ l tit'aa r' et, 'i ' L li iig to London on the old turnpike-road, tle„ t 'N''4o 4t u.eing full inside, I was under th necesst' lv 4s d e Place ; but a gentleman , who itOthlt• t i brook Bridges, very kindly lent me ° a l It flsPressed with a feeling s gratitude fd on. have .., —A. return to Parlia Court of Tory, Hocking, from Penang, and Alliance, Campbell, from Ca'cutta, both at Bombay. John Taylor, Hawkins, sailed from Bombay 22nd Jan. for London ; and John Ritson, 24th Jan., for Sincapore. Emperor. Adamson. from Moulmein at St. Helena, and sailed 13th Jan. for Falmouth. Euphrates, Gowanlock, from Shanghae at St. Helena, and sailed 20th Jan. forQmenstown. Allerton, Bulford, from Cochin at St. Helena, and sailed 22nd Jan. for London. Milton. Hibbs, hence at Bordeaux. Commodore (s.), hence at Havre. Hope, Ellis, sailed from Leghorn for this port 24th Feb. Sybil, Ryan—Theolorstg, 'l'occo—A nnaberg, Petersen—Mary and Jane, Halliday—Nrchilits, Emberice—John Scott, Baker — end Flora, Witt, from Galatz; Mercury, Simons, Rio de la Hache ; Mischief, Torney, Barbadoes ; Telegraph, Newell, and Glide, Hans, Alexandria • Bosphorus, Brodie—Emilia — Expert, Jansen—and Susan, dills, Odessa; Boadicea, Evans, Dragomestre; Aristides, Lumagea, lbrail; and Vire, Smith, Trieste, all at Queenstown. Challenger. Duffus, from Callao, and Ann Best, from Buenos Ayres, both off Queenstown. Jenny, Thibant, from Galatz; Bryn y Mor, Allen, Drag°• mestre; and Alchymist, Stevenson, Constantinople, all at Falmouth. _ _ ..... Windsor, Price, from Cape of Good Hope for London ; Stag, Davidson, from Girgentie for Shields; Wanderer, Rose, from Laguna for Bremen; and Ceres, from Sierra Leone. all off Falmouth. MONDAY. MARCH B.—Wind ARRIVED.—SamueI. Morris, from Savannah—Lady Head, Newton, St. John, N.B.—Bella I aulina, Burwell, Rouen— Continent, Drummond, New Orleans. S-11.•13.—Queen of England, Cawkett, for Bombay—Cam bala. Alleyne, Shanghae—Cassandra, Guy, and Queen of the 'outh. Quick, St. Michael's—Dart, Doughty, t otterdam— Buena Vista, Howard, Philadelphia—Schoodiac, Porter, New Orleans—Frances, Bennett, Nantes—Albion, Manley, Monte Video— Drogue, Kraeft, Hamburgh—Paragon, Wilkinson, Aarhuns—Lord Gough, Bickman, Antwerp—Nonpareil, CI r michel, and ernambuco—Alexandrine, Riscke, Stettin—Admiral Cs.), Wickman, Havre. Canada (s.) Lang, from New York, at this port; left 25th of Feb. 1-b .s 680,000 dollars on freight. Gemini, Harvey, from Landon at Cape of Good Hope. Bella I'ortena, hence at Madras, Harebull, .‘gnew, from Mauritius at St. Helena, and sailed for London 20th Jan. _ DounLA-, 6th March.—A French schooner, from Honfleur to Liverpool, laden with flour, cam:: into Peel Bay, yesterday to procure a pilot. CALCUTTA, 26th Jan fire —The ship Kelso has been destroyed by emplar, from flalcutta, for Sydney, at Madras. Jolly Robin. hence at Calcutta 22nd Jan. Jane Pratt, sailed from Sautzor 20th Jan.; Owen Potter. 18th Jan. ; and Tipooo Sail), 21st Jan., all for this port ; and M. A. Johnston, 20th Jan., for Akyab. V,• HA Cavz, 6th Feb.—Che gre der part of the goods per Susan Green have been landed fn a damaged state. The wreck, with tin- remaining nortion of goods. were sold 4th Feb. N ENV YORK, 25th Feb.—A ship was seen ashore on Barnegat, yesterday, with fore and mainmasts gone; had painted ports and a poop. A large brig was seen on Hoe Island, Virginia, 22nd Feb.; had apparently just gone on. The hull of a ship, without any masts standing, was seen 12th Feb., in the Gulf Stream. Cambria (s.), Leitch, hence at Boston 23rd Feb. City of Glasgow (s.s.), hence at Philadelphia 24th Feb. Eliza, Trapani ; Eliza Keith, Scott; and Jno. Bryant, Dyer, hence ; and rincess, Crawford, frotn the Clyde, at New Or leans. Mary Anna!), Keating, hence at Baltimore. Bona Den, hence at Savannah, Jenny Lind, Lowell, hence at New York. Shaxamaxon, West, hence at Philadelphia. Providence, and Bleng, hence at Vera Cruz. Catharine ayes, hence at Maranham. Bridget, hence at Para. Jessie, hence at Maranham. Charles Chaloner, Thompson, hence at New Orleans, VESSELS SPOKEN. frlarhets. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, MARCH 5. Sugar : Although the demand during the past week has been rather limited, the market generally has been firmly supported, and the sales comprise 500 t►hds. 8.1 1 ., 3000 bags of Bengki from 355. to 385., and 2000 of Madras from 255. to 265. per cwt. 30 lilids. Porto Rico and Cuba have brought 31s. to 335. 6d. duty paid, and 50tags brown Pernambuco 14s. 6d. per cwt. in bond.-The business in Molasses is confined to 100 puns. De merara at 12a. 3d; from the quay ; 90 puns. Cossipore Treacle are also reported at 13s. per cwt.-Coffee : Mere is no improve ment in the demand, and the sales are only 25 tcs. Jamaica, and a few , bags Native Ceylon and Costa Rica, at former rates. -50 bags of Malabar Pepper brought 3fd. per lb., and 12 puns and 42 brls. of Jamaica Ginger 455. to 505. per cwt.-Rice : 70 tcs. Carolina have realised 18s. per cwt., but of East India no sales of importance ha ve transpi red.-Rum continues in request, and 400 puns. Demerara have changed hands at very full rates. -Tea : there has been a little more inquiry for good common Congous, chief y-for exportation, !Int no improvement in price can be quoted ; in the better grades the sales are on it limited scale ; no new feature to notice in Greens.-About 1000 bags Saltpetre sold at 245. 9d. to 265. 6d. for G to 8a per cent. re fraction, and 1501 ons Nitrate of Soda at 14s. to 14s. 3d., with 200 tons, to arrive, at 13s. 9d. per cwt.-At a public sale of Turpentine on Thursday, 780 brls. were taken at the advanced price of Bs. Bd. to 85. 9d. per cwt.-Tallow has been in less request, and a moderate business done, at 365. 9d. to 375. for Petersburg Y.C., and 345. Gd. to 365. Gd. per cwt. for inferior to v.Ty fine South American.-The sales of Lard comprise about 30 tons American at 495. to 50s. 6d. per cwt.-20 tons Baltic Hemp are reported at former prices.-The sales of Jut, amount to 1000 bales, at steady prices, from 17s. 6d. to £lO 17s. 6d. per ton.-90 bales Coir Yarn sold with spirit at an ad vance, realising £l6 17s. 6d. to £26 per ton. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, MARCH 9 1852. EXTRAORDINARY AND DETERMINED &hipping Inttilignitt. SUICIDE.—" THE GAMBLER'S FATE." • T— ..- On Saturday night an inquest was held at the Barley A RR I V T , MARCH 2.-Wi E D UESDAYnd E.N.E., tight. Ellen, from Oporto-Falcon ; Saxon, Crosbie; Mow. Upper Thames-street, London. on the body of Atala, 'I hompson ; Jane Glasson, Simpson ; Clara Symes, William Mimmack. aged 59, who committed .suicide on Duncan; and Courier, Garvey, New Orleans-William Hitch- Saturday morning last, under rather extraordinary cir- i cock, Conway, Apalachicola-Almaide, Brewer, and Ann, Tur curnstances, at a coffee-house in Upper Thames-street, at i ner, Charleston-Barkhill,. Collins, Pernambuco -Consbrook, which place he engaged a lodging on Friday night. I Corisco-A. Cheeseborceigh, Baltimore-Edouard. Danzic- Harp, Ward, Bordeaux-St. Paul. Schlor, Borgense-Qneen of It appeared that the deceased had effected strangulation the South, Quick, St. Michaelis - Union, Denduyts, Ostend hy partly suspending himself by a cord from the post of a • Fenitza, Alexandria-Kommeet, Zeylstie, and Fredericka Al- French bedstead that was little more than three feet from I berdina, Amstei dam-Spartan, Welch, Mobile-Faniga, Cope the floor. rich. Alexandria, E.-Catharine Cornelia, 0 10 .enburger, and William Joshua Mimmack said that he lived at N.I. 12, Perseverant , Gan kema, At.twerp. Derby-street, Grey's-inn-road. The deceased was his s r r nED.-Commodore (a.), Little, from Havre - Ernerald (s), fi Id, Africa-William Fisiler, Jones, Valparaiso-Flora father. He left home at 6 o'clock on Friday morning, to Bella, Harding, Nantes - Denison , King, Antigua-Conquest, go to his occupation in Newgate-market, and heard no Parkman, Ancona-Vision, Humbly, St. Uhes-Progres, Van more of him until about half-past two o'clock in the after- derheyde, Ostend-Coerton, Ditchburn, Jamaica-Dina Mar noon, when a letter was received from him, which stated china, Fugleman, Amsterdam-Vinko, Thain, Trieste-Wex. t hit in consequence of his great misfortunes through in- ford, Podd, Boston-Hugh Roberts, Owen, Zante-Toby, Ter vesting his money in horse-racing, he had come to the nan, and Tagus, Wade, Lisbon. determination of making away with himself. This letter Barkhill, from Paraiba, at this port; sailed 20th Jan. Left was posted in Knight Rider-street, and although every in- no English vessel in port. quiry had been made, nothing had been ascertained until City of Manchester (s.s.). Leitch, from Philadelphia, at this Saturday, when they were made acquainted with his end For" left Cape Henlopen 15th Feb., at 9 p.m. Has 40;000 dol through the means of a book that had been found in his ars in specie. Osmanli (s.s.), Lock, from Marseilles, &c. at this port; left possession. He had lately been much depressed in spirits Gibraltar 18th Feb,. Norway, Hughes, from Alexandria to through misfortunes in losing large sums of money in his Cork, was towed into the Bay same day. leaky, by H.M.S. business, as he understood. Janus. The Osmanli has brought home the crew of the Har- The C ironer said lie had no doubt that deceased's mind riet Nash, from Galatz• to Queenstown, lost on the Bar of Fi had been affected thereby, from certain remarks that were pier. as previously reported. written in different leaves of the book that had been found t d l w D and sp e a n c d e u a rr t i Zr a d ffi eann.xhglite ii,etilMalta. in his possession. The first was :-- Fleurel, hence at St. Nazaire26tl► Feb. " Thames-street, Six o'clock. Robert Preston, sailed from Cadiz for this port 2oth Feb. " I now fly into the face of my friend and maker. Maid of Orleans, Henderson, and Indian Queen, Forsayeth, Horse-racing has killed me. It would be a good thing if Pet, sail hence at Barbadoes. ... d from Bordeaux 24th Feb., and Emma, 27th, both it was made 'doily to bet on any of them." for this port. The Jury, after a slant consultation, returned a verdict Hamilton, M'Dowal, from London for Honduras, put into of " Temporary Insanity." Barbadoes for water. Mutual, Pitts, from Smyrna at Malta, and sailed for this port 6th Feb. , TRAFFIC RETURNS.-The traffic returns for the week 1 Fidget, Jarvis, sailed from Malta 10th Feb., and Nuova For ending the Ist instant, on the undermentioned English tuna, 11th, both for this port. lines of railway, are as follows:- 1852. 1851. Centurion Blampied; Majestic, Tregarthen; Rowena, Hol- London and North Western... .. ..£41,111 .. £41.059 land; and Eliza Rose, Laurence, all at Beirout. Midland Lancashire and Yor k s hire........ 16,525 .. 14.501 got damaged on the bar of the latter port, and has injured her London and South Western .... 8 819 .. 8.70/ entire cargo. „ ' WEXFORD, Feb. 28.-The Thetis, from Liverpool for Water - London and Brighton 7 .669 .. 7. 630 ford, that was on shore, has been got off, after throwing her Great Western.. ...... .. .. . South Eastern York and North Midland Manches.,Sheffield, &LinColnshire 6,738 .. 5,856 repaired, and will sail to-morrow. BELIZE, Feb. 2.-A large Prussian barque, of about 700 tons , Bristol and Exeter York, Newcastle, and Berwick.... 12.748 .. 13.143 tine, went on shore at Limas 22d Jan , and are total wrecks. Shrewsbury and Chester .. Shrewsbury and Birmingham 552 .. 550 from Liverpool for Plymouth, was abandoned the 26th instant, Eastern Counties and-Norfolk Great Northern morning with a schooner, name unknown. MEAL - The 10,572 .. 7.699 schooner Town of Preston was towed into Holyhead the 26 th 2,211 Chester and Holyhead North Staffordshire Leeds Northern South Devon South Wales .... ...... . 1 270 .. 919 Uhes-James Grey. Plummer, Charleston-Hebe, Williams, The total receipts on the above lines being £184,696 Charente-Bourneuf, Delaney, St. John, N.8.-St. Peter, Paul, against £175,729 in the corresponding week of last year. Nantes-Catharine, so Rober ts, ora Agt;illon. . for Baltimore-Denmark the increase is shown to be £8,967. The number of Thompson , Savan t n'all'-&pheu o s w Petrie, Port Adelaide-Petrel, miles open on the above lines was, in 1852, 4.224, and Chapman, Payta-Triumfente,";Menchaca, and Mongo, Paris, in 1851. 4,117/. showing an increase of 106/ miles. There Havana-Janet Wilson, Robertson, and Lelia, Todd, Demerara is a trifling advance in the traffic returns of the past week -Corinthian, Kemp, Venice-Ranee, Barker, Calcutta-Amy. over the receipts of tire corresponding period of last year. Ruggles, Rotterdam-International, Brown, New Orleans- FOREIGN GOODS.-13v the third section of the Customs Orleans- Petra, u n e n ul i a , A B ge il a b a i r ri t - a . P:a a r N i v ot i . a H o. oor e L,. oa Naple s - Sea iwater ones Regulation Act of the B.h and Orb Victoria , chap. 86, the Barbadoes-Mexican Packet, Hudson , Rio Beirou t- By water , roasters of vessels arriving from places in Europe are re- Strong, Africa -Hes.e Cassel, Patterson, Corfu-Heart of Oak, quired to specify in their manifests the general denomina- Crockett, Bahia. lion of the contents of every package containing cambrics Pacific (s.), Nye, from New York, at this port; left 21st Feb. or lawns, leather gloves, and manufactures of silk, and Iles 460 i,OOO on freight. the names of the respective shippers and consignees, so Clutha, Burn, hence for Copenhagen, at Dover. far as the same can be known to the master, and all such Lebienega, Gastanaga, hence at Santander. goods not so manifested are declared to be forfeited ; and Viper, hence at. St. Michael's. by the seventh section of the same act the master of the Black Cat, and Liffey, both hence off St. Michael's. vessel is required also to report. the general denomination Prophete, Kirkhouse, hence at Ostend. L on d on , of the contents of every package containing the above Runn y mede, l-leriprsot,e,dste, f a r. a lgogin c e ta i h f a or . itart,r a a t tn Fa i l ,e m r o n t a it m h : articles, under a penalty of £lOO. By the tenth section Ad m iral , buco; ad Mary Emma, Bennetts, Ibraila. all at Falmouth. of the act, 9th and 10th Victoria, chap. 102. such articles William Carey, Davidson, from Ibraila for Londonderry, at are required to he so reported from whatever place im- Falmouth. ported, and in failure thereof the goods are liable to for- Coromandel, Johnson, and Prospect, James, from Callao' Lootse, Kolas, .Laguna ; Orizonte, Soich, BerdiamsLi ; and feiture, and the master to a penalty of £lOO. The Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury, consi- Scl j i a r un oe e d s T re P e e m rs a ic n li, C S o a o l p o e n r ica f , ro a i t n l a r i ., Q ig u ai 7 r n a ttown Alkan, Ahstren, dering that the provisions of the law above stated are no f r om Alexandria tor Dublin ; Lemnos, Rowell, Kertch ; and longer necessary for the protection of the revenue, and Diamond, Malta, all at Falmouth. „,.._.... ,a....,,- .i..„..,ia ci ho inni•tnri in tilt. na eat vt natom Rill RHYL, March 1.-Fifteen barrels have been washed ashore - "atyn, marked " Sham mat a CILIIISC SIIIJIIin MI ...00I.VU ill 1 lac gm's.. v~ a w•..a ••• for repealing the same, have expressed to the Commis sioners of Customs their approval of the insertion of a near this place ; also, a boat, near rock, Berwick, mark Stafford." SCILLY, March I.—The Costella, Watts, from New Orleans or some men to assist in use to this effect in t Sill, and in t here yesten lies water Tew Worn out particulars neing tipeculeu ui tun mamma. cum lepulL. p•-• •—• In pursuance of this important communication from the Pumlas Treasury, the Commissioners of Customs have caused the same to be notified to the collectors and controllers and THURSDAY. MARCH 4.—Wind S.S.W., light. ARRlVliD.—Huskisson, Wardlow, from Bonny—Nathaniel nll Chnrlestnn—Georsre Glen. St..l3b. Para— Agnew, and Cnst.ella, Watts, New Orleans— Sinyrna—Turf, Renouf, John Scott, Anevitas ael'a— William Parker,Valparaiio Augusta, hence, in lat. 44 N., long. 13 W—Thomas Brockle bank, hence. 4th Feb., in lat. 41 N., long. 14 %V—Favorite, from Bristol, for Rio, 16th Feb., in lat. 48 N., long. 10 W—Cassiop..a, 16th Feb., in hit. 48 N., long. 9 W—Frederick, from the Clyde, 21st Feb., in lat. 51 N., long . 7 W—Franklin, from Havre, for New York, 24th Feb., in lat. 49, long. 35—Arctic, hence, for New York, 27th Feb., in lat. 51, long. 16—Asia. hence, for New York, 29th Feb., at one a.m.—Pilgrim, of this port, 16th Feb., in lat. 47 N., long. 12 W—S-ppliire. hence, for Sydney, 16th Jan., in lat. 4 N., long. 23 W—lsabella Harnett, 25th Feb., in lat. 50 N., long. 7 W—Victoria, hence, for Oporto. 25th Feb., in lat. 50 N., long. 7 W—Olivia, from Mobile, tor this port, 7th Feb., in lat. 30 N., long. 78 W—United, hence, for Honduras, 4th Feb., in lat 39 N. tong. 15 W—Dagger, hence, for Jamaica, 23d Feb. in let. 49 N., long. 9 W—Matilda, hence, for Barba does, 17th Feb., in lat. 45 N., long. 14 VV—Favourite, from Savannah, from this port, 23d Feb., in lat. 50 N., long. 14 W John Phillips, from London, for New Zealand. 22d Jan., in lat. 5 N., long . 27 W—Nile, hence, for Calcutta. 22d Jan.. in lat. 5 N., long. 27 W—Sybilla, from London, for Port Adelaide, 21st Jan., in lat. 7 N., long. 27 W—A Barque. from Rio, for Cork, 11 151 Jan., in lat. 20 N., long. 27 W—Parana, from Buenos Ayres. for New York, 30th Dec., in lat. 31 N., long. 45 W Evelina, from Buenos Ayres, for Southampton, 22d Dec., in Int, 35 N., long 53 W—St. Vincent, from London, for Sydney, 23d Aug., in lat. 15 S., long. 26 W., by the Cornucopia, on het outward pas-age—Christian Murray, from Baltimore, 29tt constant exertion at the • lan.. in lat. 7 N., long. 31 W—Lahore, from Ceylon, fol Antwerp, 8t,!• Feb., in lat. 33 N., long. 37 W—Macedonia, bo nne 2 . 3'd Feb. in lat. 32 N., long. 70 W—Magnolia, of Ply mouth, bound west, 24th Feb.—Ann Rankin, from Nev Orleans, for the Clyde, 26th Feb.— W. H. Harbeck, from Mobile for this port, Ist Feb., off Double Head Shot Keys—Scarbo , hence, for San Fransisco. 14th Jan., in lat. 38 N., long. 123. V , —Ocean Queen, 16th Feb., in Int 45 N , long. 31 W—Calder, 21st Feb., in lat. 45 N. long. 25 W—Franchise, fro..n Charles ton, for this port, 2d Feb., in lat. 28 N., long. 74 W-13-11 Rork, _ . _ . 80 W—Olivia, froM Mobile, .for this port. 7th Feb., in lat. 30 N., long. 78 W—Allan, from Calcutta, 18th Jan., in let. S S., long. 18 W—Lord Maidstone. from Moulmein, from this port, off Western Islands—Sapphire, hence, for Sydney, 16th Jan., in lat. 4 N., long. 23 W—Delicia, hence, for Terceira. 14th Feb., in let. 40 N., long. 10 W--Infanta, from Cardiff, for New Orleans, 3d Feb. ' in lat. 43 N., twig. 13 VV—Emily, from New castle, for New York; 21st Feb., in let. 44 N., long. 18 W Confidence, hence, 27th Feb. in let. 49 N., long. 9 W—Jos. Smithy, from Bombay. &c., for this port, 14th Jan., in let. 10 S., long. 12 W—Earl of Chester, 29th Feb., off Scilly—Devon port, 26th Feb., in lat. 50 N., long. 10 W—Joska, for London, 13th Jan., in lat. 3 N., long. 25 W—Timor, from Batavia, for Rotterdam, 11th Feb., in lat. 43 N., long. 23 W—Kingston, from Bordeaux, 15th Feb., in lat. 45 N. long. 16 W—Henry Clay, hence, for New York, 21st Feb.—Mary Ann. of Shore ham, for St. Michael, 17th Feb., in lat. 42 N., long. 17 W John Bunyan. hence, for Demerara, 22d Feb., in let. 44 N., long. 14 W—Shamrock, from Smyrna. for this port, 25th Feb., in lat. 49 N., long. 14 W—Carlton, from Salem. for San Fran sisco, 11th Feb., in lat. 39 N. long. 56 W., wtth loss of fore topmast, jibboom, &c., and throwing cargo overboard, having sprung a leak—Otterspool, hound W.S.W., 19th Feb., in lat. 46 N., long. 14 W—Maria, hence, for New Orleans, 4th Jan.. in let. 23 N., long. 33 NV—John Cock, hence, for Cape Good Hope, 20th Feb., off Tuskar, —Gleaner, from St. Michael, for Hull, 24th Feb., in let. 47 N.. long. 18 W—Empire Queen, hence, for Mobile, 2d March, off Tuskar—Harriet, from Glas gow, from New York, Ist March, in long. 17 NV—Augusta, from Newport, for Faye!, 21st Feb. in long. 23 W—Dia de Belle, f r om Constqntinople, for London, Ist March, in lat. 50 N., long. 9 W. ; out three months, short of provisions. and was supplied—Racer, 3d March, in lat. 50 N., long. 9 W—Loodi snail, hence, for Callao, 28th Jan., in let. 2 N.. long. 28 W Elizabeth, from Saldanha Bay, for Cork, 18th Feb., in lat. 17 S., long. 5 W—Robert Barbour, from Calcutta, for this port, 21st Jan., in lat. 13 S., long. 9—Clio, from Cadiz, for Buenos Ayres, 7th Feb., in lat. 3 N., long. 24 W—Denison, hence, 4th March, off Cork—Ranee, hence, for Calcutta, sth March, off Bardsey. United Kingdom for their information and future anent in the matter, wit irections to observe that t am brics or leather gloves LONDON GAZETTE, TUESDAY. MARCH 3 —PARTNERSHIPS PIS ark? Clare and C. H. II ill, Liverpool, Rao! . and Beisher, St. Helen's, Lancashire, joiners—T. and T. Uollingsworth, Liverpool, timber merchants—T. Bradford and Co., Burton wood, Lancashire, potters—Wisely and Karkeek. Manchester, general warehousemen—Porter and Tomlinson, Ashton-under Lyne, iron-workers—T. Clarkson and Co., Liverpool, painters —Leech and Wild, Ashton-under-Lyne, silk plush manufac turers—Kershaw and Ashworth, Mile-end, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers—J. Sharp and J. Brown, Lonsight, near Man• chester, tailors. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.— James Thomas Jonee, Rath- Samuel Clegg, West bone•place, Manchester, warehous Derby, founder BANKRUPTS John Yates Prescot, Lancashire, bu Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Cazenove—John Ellison, Liverpool, ironmonger, March 16, April 6, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy: solicitor, Mr. Toulmin, Liverpool ; official assignee, Mr. morgan—Aioxamler Bristow Fraser and Charles Lightfoot. Lime•street, London, merchants —George Bennett and Alexander Booth, Long-acre, London, dealers in Scotch whisky—Samuel Watkinspn, Writtle,Bssex, , Newmarket, sat —Alfred Elboroy- France's Pettitt and Thomas Argent Thomas Brookes, Banbury, printer— Crescent-road, Milbank, London Rogers, Leicester, grocer—ll''' . Aberdare and Abei,-- derick Reeves,Taunton, scrivener—Willia upon-Hull, malster—John Davies, Abs a grocer—William Peverley and John Ayr Or land-near-the-Sea, shipbuilders—Georga ge Durham, draper... '',." "' hi ' 7-- " --:- ici DIVIDENDS . - March 24, J. Annuls, ........__ , b j'i t Y. h "9 D i r a• This explanation made e wo cheesefactor-March 23, J. J. Huddersfield, merchant. "N -4 llp . "ate, e „ a `;ant companions the remainder of the 0 ...ERTIFICATES.-March 25, R. and W. Irving. Liverpool, Z ttt i tif Ot t , -, degraph. shipwrights-March 25, J. J. Smith, Liverpool, earthenware . : I :kto:alb e q 4 Petition to the Queen, from the wo- manufacturer-March 25, H. Brown, Liverpool, ship chandler. t ,,4211‘,..'? g m a nd, upon this subject is now in course FRIDAY, MARCH 5.-PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-R. Ray )3ai'falithed r awly hundreds of names have already and W. Swann, Liverpool, cabinet makers-T. and R. Grime, rtti ' ll ten t ' as se ss it. The fair petitioners humbly and Preston, reed makers-W. S. Rutter and J. Henshall, Mon k ti k wh Chester. attorneys' t il l i t t i th to Ith „ her Majesty to take such steps as are i h , t i't,io e riip st 'e constitution of these lands for dissi -o,'„Nte4, f op er Y which enshrouds those conventual a' l3A - I•IKRUPT.- nnlil l il.. t iti%ti. ( Veiling them to the full inspection of 17, April 8, at 11 o'clock , a...._ k3 4 4: l ,q‘, 4l loe'd a i t .. e _ , so that no individual may be received citors, Messrs. Neal and Martin, Live. i ........_. a ii, or dismissed from them, without his Mr. Turner.-Joseph Hull, Wavertree, Lancasnit, .... lli 4 4 111 t ) 'Alf° deprivin g of ' p,eq' and e r them that character l' 'tors Messrs. Thornely and Jevons, Liverpool; official as -0 e ft Nt,l'oNst)acealment, and compulsion, which they signer,solicitors, Mr.f Bird .- . Joshua Shaw, Manchester, warehouseman -4t4iltif,ts of 9, and which contrasts so painfully with amesßertramSheffield, ironmonger-Anne Bailes, Sheffield 4,N.,,"'ati"14 b b t h,e Christian religion, and with the licensed victualler-Richard Wells, Brigg, Lincolnshire. d (4,ti. cf 4 1 , o l' etr i i ' B l l l! other classes in her Majesty's happy -John Womeraley, jun., Huddersfield , ironmono- Brian Smith Hoff, Holbeach, dealer in chi,- k i nt y th t ik i , c raper. ye Redditch, Worcestershire, innkeeper-_ ::ed C () „`lo tis "'NEIL'S IN COUNTY COURTS.-By ampion, innkeeper. li t , t l 'to , s `ta L .. of Lords, a clause to be added to the DIVIDENDS.-March 26, Grant, Liverpool. tobacco iitjaatrep e „` arther Extension Bill has just been broker-March 26, I. Abrahams, Liverpool, tailor-March 26, %,,i) t , 'O R oeyn"t attorneys from recovering from their S. Glenny, Liverpool. corn merchant-March 29, J. Sherwin,. Nt o ls f l) °itit s l l l4 (l l, s t he amount allowed . by county courts. Liverpool, baker-March 29, E. Wilkinson, Liverpool, tailor- March 30, J. Unswortb, Liverpool, joiner -March 30, M. A. i Qly toa t .` , 4 t'llse now printed, the Lord Chancellor ';''li charNrOiks of the county courts to frame a K ell Liverpool, coffee-house keeper-March 29, J. Johnson, Li e ver ' pool, merchant-March 29, J. Wilkinson, Birkenhead, tliViti a ' t o OgeS to be paid to attorneys in the builder-April 2, J. Dewhurst, Preston, provision d.ealer +ittt'll,,,,ltteebet,,„e allowed as between attorneys and CERTIFICATES.-March 26, W. Gossage, Pre"- tv cth 'I '`en party and party, which scale is to turing chymist-March 26, J. J. Rave." t' bl 8 t he March 30Foulkes, Birkenh I t o I N tip, r . Lord Chancellor to three or more i t M li "E. h "" courts The scale is to be laid be- Chedfield, Manchester_ n'^-' 1 01 5 4 Y ti l It i s d • . ,lIN cov e e pi tl . eclarea " that no attorney :I lit 's 4 ,, r at 1 'miff or defendant shall- have any tk i , i • 0 5t5, 4 , •4 from the party by whom 1 N,i,..1.c. , 0,, ,r 2 c.c beyond tho cocto o tZi, Nl. 4 '4Bj ti el lN-1 . , , tp,tit, Ire s „ re v i, 4 ,:sv LitAGuiz.-The Anti-Corn-Law .." George iyrie 6ilia and di v.i nliit r sp e ""vi ß „ -e u at Manchester, with every sign of 10, Thomas Reeves and It. H. Dawson (audit) %„10 t - I Nli et rile s f r i.°ll s agitation. On Tuesday evening 11, Thom'as Richardson (pt oof and div.).... i 'VVe r ,Mtl i h? r a Cobden and Bright, in which the 11, John A. Edwards (audit) . 4 A,, , ),"'ae llf Q rialc s Usual tact and energy, it was re- 12, John B.Taylor (audit) 12, John A. Edwards (proof and div.)... il l ai;` , Y.:ty o ' ri a , h ( C: t s he Queen for a speedy dissolution , It, , Ik tl 4. 1 . th e Du übseription was entered upon at 12, John Davies (Ist) 15, Thomas Brighouse (proof and div.) t I V qklid i allte B ~,,"20 s es of the League. In less than 15 It. H. Dawson (proof and Oh- t i t i t ,,`,'e f ii .' at th e " 4l soo was subscribed, being as the 15, John Warburton 4 00 t, it t'. ta te of more than £l,OOO a minute. ..•••••••--____ 44N 1 cf " lbscri f• lee, , iA„, , i. 500 ~, P ions of £l,OOO each, fifteen V, h e '! of „ e2 ;;?re announced, also two of £3OO, N t til. c) , N es " smallerf £l2O, eighteen of £lOO, , li,!iw.ete'Yue(l,al7 sums. The meeting was th, tE, 4 by pr ese hall the well-known membersof the kl k ll 4 4 °4 4 ,, it t a o f o n n t lle a r t its esuscitation. It was called tit t I li P(I w St i o i ‘,, chairman, Mr. George Wilson, h lt ' ' i he , i ') liii-, 11(e 'l at7e" as may be nece ssary to defeat „Ip, k, , , k,it th e emPt to reimpose a tax upon corn, NI i,42,lagd e s ,';PPly of food to the population of Nltt'e ll I, • %it rr '' tOte I trila l ' CArT A . %t,1id41 . 4 t w o sh l ast _ y..-Amongst the fleet wind blo h whi n Ne r Wn e l . l . (, not the least, but perhaps iti, tit t Y ti t ,',a, f or 2' , the good old brig Cloetus, of ‘ki‘t ,,, ,. . y ~i 1 1 , r , ,,c more than 20 yeari, has -been corn -1 , tl iii,, , aT 1, 1 ,`: 1 _, a and exceedingly clever young lady, i l itt 4 totr ie t ltr s 4 _ighter of the late William Miller, 1 6, lii ;!li k wraith , wood merchant, of that town. He t., ar,, his.d e 'everal vessels both in the American tkpl; r al t ,"!V s. ,• Miss Bets , before Itq,htl i al 4 tiusb an _,„ - she went to sea, kt 6 R, api_Aan, se to her father; and, seeing how tOlOtin 'lt i n ,' cases behaved, her romantic and ad "tp ecl I Pellet! he to tp k t Nith , her easy, r go to sea herself. Her 4 yp, :A d li t !ch sh v e r o e,, _and gave her the command of 111 k i ttl,; il l th e Ile q or _ n _l o c . s o the present day, and she L kA p t _ 8 1 .,,,,0 . t t 1 :ier s ,f av t e the deep when many corn t?il,tt4l,ttli.r,Fsielon been` ti ' Li n attitde o driv t r to pieces on , the :I nd w ie o g o u l ner o . r d e e d ck ki t la k i 4 0-We noften spoken of, it t m o t l .Det, I this.ust slot omit to state that during o the ot. 4 1,5 e t o i ( n t ti of le l a r lt e nlar young lady's diversified vOyaz , „ e r tAlter w i s _ _ r ,7, or officer under her command, '4ll fl ~ . e. wo E. ,' Tl o o r w h e r than with the Belfast,greates respect. t f,, it t l ,;Q,E ttri s t , 4 . las nin the ports of Dublin it it_', y 1,,_ 1 0 1 * I often been driven into ;his loch, 'l '"e .1 " h th ,Ve Pad - 3 '- W- , o berm , e , r i u e de Highland boatmen as "Pape r , •., the ship with the she- BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.—James Gilston, Leeds, woollen Thos. Vreeman, North: gist -March MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL March. _ . _ eis so i 9, John Weld !bargee ll, 7. C roonahi] 10; Joi Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, THE CHARITIES LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRM A RY.—(Weelcl EVKAKiiE'AR INFIRMARY, No. 80, Mount Pleasant. — (Monthly Report.)—EYE DEPARTMENT: New Patients, 339; Patients prescribed for, and who have received surgical assist ance during the past month, 110 DEPARTMENT : Pa tients prescribed for, &c., during the past month, 249. TIDE TABLE MORN.4I:VENG.I HGHT.I HOLY DAYB, ETC ..iers— Mobile—Rip Van Winkle, L I, late of Doi a, Quick, St. Michael's — It—John the Forest, Rees, Girgenti- Fhomas, Cringle, Cruickshank. ingston- i Sarah, Fudge, and Mal Gen►r, Purria, Marseilles—uiemence, Ninteman, Antwerp—Lord Maidstone, Moulmein—Virgin de Sunder- Begona, Agde—British Queen, Pearman, Corisco—Elizabeth Coxhoe, Ann, and Liffey, Kendrick, St. Mici ael's—Fanny, Albrecht, Helena, Setubal, Lisbon—Flint, Wright, Maceio— intsl•' ' Is.), Wic Havre— tire, Parga, Sandars, Patras—. , __tam, L— and William, Griffiths,Jersey—Leocaadia, Shephany, Rochefort —Calliope. Alexandria. SAlLED.—Sheridan, Cornish; Underwriter, Shipley; China, Simpson; and Edward O'Brien, Vesper, for New York—Ann Mitchell, Wilkie, Sincapore—Wni. Carey, Emmett, Calcutta — Seaton, Wood, Lima— Challenger, Gellatly, Rio Janeiro—Tan cred, Gallon, Odessa—Princess Royal, Thomas, Beirout, &c.— Blagodar, Grando, Venice--:TribnuecHill,GaWz—Economy, Heroine, Deane; and Ace of Trumps, Web- Pelican (s.s.), hence at Brouwershaven. Foyle (s.), hence at Falmouth 4th inst., and left for London Frisk, hence at Cadiz 24th Feb. . . ; Mary; 27th Feb. 'Wonder; Inconstant ;and Emilia, 20t 'eb.; and Buller, MinerVa, and Jupiter, hence at Ostend Ist March. Myosotis, Hurrell, and Canton, hence at Nantes 3d March. Ashe, hence at Havre 2d March. Ann Cropper, hence at Calcutta 14th Jan. Reindeer, Hunt, and Richard, White, hence at Pernambuco in thirty-three days. Contest, and Wave, both hence at Gibraltar. Nancy, hence at Lisbon 25th Feb. Perseverance, hence at Oporto 26th Feb. Envoy, cleared at Gibraltar for this port 27th Feb. Jeune Henri, Berrigand; hence at St. Nazaire. DUBLIN, March 4.—The brig John Hawkes, Winmac' ..... _ . .. Swansea, from Liverpool to W Bank this morning, and was aL crew picked up by tne Ariel, ►rc here. The brig was subsequent) pilot-boat, which endeavoured to ford, struck on the Kish oned in a sinking state; lien in with by the Albert her into Kingstown, but ind twciof the pilots were drowned, his bar on the 15th, has gone to the materials were saved, and have - been aold SATURDAY, MARCH 6.—Wind S., light. ARRlVED.—Tonawanda, Julius, from Philadelphia—W. H. Har peck, Marshall, Mobile—Mencius, P. nrice, Shanghae— Brad, re, Vautier, Palermo—Malifran, Dalian, and Dolphin, Nantes. . bar Lan.—Niagara (s.), Stone, for Halifax and Boston— William Wirt, Sampson, Boston—Leviathan, Knapp, New York—Rockaway, Prebble, New Orleans—Gallovidtan, Rae, Curacoa—Goliab, Slater, Savannah—Alexander, Davidson, Panama—Tyrer, Williams, Valparaiso—Cordelia, Mitchell, and Thomas Rovden, Wilson, Calcutta—Antiila, Carr, Sincapore— , Me)lin, Hicks, and Rosevean, Webber, St. Michael—Revival, Phillips, Palermo—Greta, Li verseed, Constantinople—Norfolk Report, 6 th Lass, Easter, Dordt—Albatross (s.), O'Reilly, Rotterdam. 8. 4; casuals during the last week, 6.—DISCHA RGED : In-patients cured, I Ferozepore, Grant, and Hercyna, Mason, hence at Bombay. 22 ; relieved, and at own request, 9 ; made out-patients, 8 ; Ma:abar, Crocker, 14th Jan. ; Hen, y Ware, Nason, and Ed irregular, 2; dead, 1.--:Remaining in the house, 204. mond, Robertson. 15th; Lancaster, Thwaites ; Tigris, Selkirk; NORTHERN HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Report, 6th March.)— i and Tubal Cain, Webb, 16th, all hence at Calcutta. ADMITTED: Accidents, 24 • Medical and Surgical Cases upon -Hope, hence at Leghorn. recommendation, 17 ; Total, 41.—DISCHARGED : Cured, 17 ; M ar i a B u rriss, Varwell, from Mauritius for the Clyde, at relieved and at own request, 3; attending as outpatients, 16; Queenstown 4th March. irregular, 3; died, I.—Remaining in the Hospital, 85. I Mercury, Simons, from Rio Hache; Pauline Delphine, Brass, SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Re- i Alexandria • and Josephine. Sanberg, Galati, all at Queens port, 3rd March.)—lN-PATIENTS : Discharged,' cured, 11 ; town 4th Niarcli. , relieved and made out-patients, 0; at own request, 1 ; irregu- I Madonna, Tender, from Moulmein for Leith; St. Lawrence, lar, 1 ; dead, 1 ; entered, 9 ; under treatment, 59.—Onr- Rogers, from Odessa ; Sybil, John, and United, Mowbray, PATIENTS:—Cured. 17 • entered, 37; under treatment, 47. from Alexandaia ; Louise, Nyman, from Odessa for Antwerp; INDUSTRIAL. RAGGED SCHOOLS, 66 and 68, SOHO- Wilhelmina Frederica, Vanderweer, from Odessa for Amster- STREET.—(WeekIy Report, Mar. 4.)—On the books, boys 81 ; dam • and John Cockerill, Charleton, from Alexandria for girls 41 ; average daily attendance, boys 73, Firls 36 ; sick list, London, all at Falmouth 3d March. boys 3, "•irla 3 ; obtained situations, boys 2, girls 0. THURSO, March 2.—Large quantities of American deals, &c., ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARY, AND EYE AND EAR INSTI- are coming ashore on this coast, with part of the deck and TU'I'ION, ROSE-HlLL.—(Weekly Report, March 6.)—Patients name-board of a vessel, with " Leander" cut in the wood. attended during the week :—At the Dispensary, 144 ;at their LissoN, Feb. 28.—The Sex Brodre, Larsen, from Liverpool own houses, 42 ; total, 186. __ _ __. for Trieste, putwhich it in here 18th Feb. with loss of mainboom, KC.:ii disChargini her cargo, part of which is damaged. SUNDAY ? MAltpti ARRlVED.—Hyperion, King, from Buenos'Alres—Colonist, Lister, Savannah —Jenny Lind. Card, New Orleans—Dolphin, Trinick, and Castilian Maid, St. Michael's—William Huntley, Hetherington, Alexandria. SAILED.—George Washington, Cummings, for New York— George Green, Redman, New Orleans—Mary Hale, Rollins, Baltimore—Lydia, Flannery, Virginia—Mary Queen of Scots, Blackburue, Monte Video—Anna Elise, Schweiche, Bremen — Margaret, Jones, Lisbon —Georgians, Mountain, Oporto— Cadmus, Cutts, Rotterdam. Mar.' h. in. h. m. l i ft. in Tuesday.... 9 1 20 1 42 '2l 2 Wednesday .10 2 4 226 19 8 1 Thursday .. 11 249 313 18 0 1 Friday .....12 338 4 7 15 8 Last Qr., 8.29 p.m. Helen Wallace, Major; Kedgeree, Isbister; and Recorder, Saturday ..13 435 i 5 9 13 CI ; Sharp, all hence at Calcutta. Sunday .... 144 548 632 12 1 3d S u nd a y i n L en t. ; Royal Saxon, Charlesworth, from Sydney, and Somnauth, Monday. —l5. 717 759 11 8 , Lawson, Hoag Kean& b4th at Calcutta. Willia'm Pirri, Bordeaux— Favourite, Garrett. ':ivannaii—Jorin anu neury, zbcce, —Bijou, Lone, Terceira. SAI LE:I).—M uskingum, Lancaster, for Wilmington—Jumna, Maxwell. Calcutta—Arabia, Burnett, and Eclipse, Laing, Bahia —Pilot Fish, Sedglev, Rio Janeiro—Charlotte, Running, Revel —Ann, Roberts, Havre—Ber' , ice (from Cardiff), Jamaica — Susanna, Darnell, Dordt—Commerce, Waterson, Boston—Lord Elgin, Whatton. Afrien—Nicolettn, Kalocousinos, Trieste— Waterford, Robinson, Portland—Rebel, Long, St. Michael's — Highland Lad, Prewett, Leghorn—Margaret Evans, James, Nantes—Nouvo Lecos, Radimire, Ancona—Conrad, Fox, Lima —Susan, Anning, Smyrna. Orontes (s. 8.), Bulkeley, sailed from Messina for Alexandria 1] tb Feb. . iit;er(s.s.). hence at Genoa . .„ Liverpool. hence at Naples. vrthe, Nor nand; Carnanton, Brabyn ; Myosotis, Cavard; St. Ple..re, Gresloux ; and N:uthemenes, Pouplain, (has left for Senegal.) all hence at St. Naz:dre. Star of the West, Key ; Gezina Jantina, Prouk ; Iris, Bache; and Velox, James, all hence at Havre. Ackers. Hay. sailed from Havre for Valparaiso 27th .„. Merwestrom, hence at Helvoet. Dalmain, Varlet', hence at Jamaica FRIDAY. MARCH s.—Wind S.S.W.. fresh breeze. AmityED.—Frederick, Funk ; Bell Rock, Pendleton ; and P gay, Robinson. from New Orleans—Ticonderoga, Boyle. ,owbea, New York—Heroine ana -Albertina, Uaamfyer, and King of Shamrock, Guthrie, Sinyrntt—Tom _nd — Jane, Elison, Narites-Elizabeth, I, Gallipoli—Fencer, Harris, Leghorn— ittaruets CATTLE MARKETS SALFORD, MARCH 3.—Cows, 1883 ; Sheep, 3918 ; Calves, 80. Best Heifer Beef, sd. ; second do., 4id. to 4id. ; Cows, 30. to 4d. ; small Wether Mutton, 6d. • strong heavy Sheep, sid. to 6d. ; Ewes, 50. ; Calves, 6d. per lb. Market heavy. WAKEFIELD, MARCH 3.—We had at this day's market a very good supply of fat Beasts, of excellent quality, and also a good'show or Sheep. There was a large attendance of buyers, and, upon the whole, Beef realised rather better prices than at our previous market. Mutton, sd. per lb. ; small Sheep from 50. to 51d. Number of Beasts, 780 ; Sheep, 5700. We had but a limited show of lean stock, and a good show of Pigs. DUBLIN, Al ARCH 4.—The market was large, heavy, and dull, With considerable difficulty sales, even for prime meat, could be effected, and considerable lots of middling and inferior were left unsold, there being little inquiry for export. Beef, in sink, 375. to 425. per cwt. ; prime top Heifers, 445. per cwt. ; Mut ton, 42d. to 52d. ; Veal, 60. per lb. ; Lambs, 16s. to 235. and 245. each. A good attendance at the Pig market, with prices as last week, 30s. to 335. per cwt., according to quality. STATE OF TRADE MANCHESTER.—Such is the extent of the contracts for yat ns, and the degree in which they continue to he wanted, that the tendency of prices has still been upward throughout the past week. In this course, the spinners have been somewhat en conraged by the American accounts, which lead them to ex pect that the raw material will maintain its value for some time. We consider the rise to be practically id. per lb. in reeled water twist up to 24's, and also in some counts of warps, toge ther with mule in the bundle from low numbers to 30's ; whilst, in the remainder, as well as in cop [Witt, Uip tag, • treme rates formerly required are more easily obtained, and in s 4 e w k n i t n e d ii s a e r x e c s e c e a d r e c d o b y 1, t , 0 i d ti . e ; b s a o's d, i mule r 3 n o r fs e s . higher,; stiff, t and . treme quotations. There are conflicting accounts as to the amount of business effected; it appears, however, to be con siderable, although the point which prices have reached is causing some degree of hesitation to be manifested by some of the buyers. But the operations very much exceed what might be expected, considering the extent to which contracts for four and six weeks forward have been entered into. The transactions for the continent, however, have been for some time, not in execution but in anticipation of orders, and stocks are held by merchants partly here and partly on the othe other side. Cer tainly the manufacturers abroad are working on the barest pos sible supplies ; hut there is this fact to be looked at as restric tive of demand :—the deffcient harvest of last year has caused a want of work, with a good deal of distress, over a consider able portion of Germany. The India and China houses have bo u ght considerably in Bindings and some other goods during the week, especially in the earlier part of it ; and they are still operating in mule and water twist. Low printing cloths are very dull ; and domestics remain in a stationary and unsatis factory state, in consequence, especially, of the continued absence of the home buyers. ROCHDALE.—We have had the dullest flannel market this week that we have had for some months past, The wool mar ket has been equally inactive, and prices stationary. LEEDS.—More business has been done this week than last in the woollen trade, chiefly in the home trade. The foreign houses are doing less than an average business for the season of the year. There is no alteration in prices. BRADFORD. —TVool : Wool suitable for combing purposes is exceedingly dull, and but few sales making: prices stationary. Yarns: The demand for Lancashire continues; for the looms employed around here there is less doing, and the frames are not near so well employed as a month ago, for to cover cost is impossible.—Pieces: There is nothing more cheering : many looms are standing, and those employed are not making profit. There is no change in prices. MACCLESFIELD.—Our market for manufactured goods gene rally remains languid; the only exception is in a few fancy goods, which have been sold more freely the last few days. NoTTINGHAM.—There is not any visible improvement in the condition of the lace trade again this week, although we are now fairly launched into the mouth in which there is usually the best business done of any in the year. Merchants generally seem to want confidence, or they have not their ordinary amount of orders, while the demand for home consumption is very languid, especially in the rural districts, where, we are told. many failures are taking place among the smaller shop keepers.. The hosiery business does not partake of the depres sion spoken of above, as moat of the hands are pretty welt em ployed, if we except those in the glove trade, who seem not so well off for work as they commonly are at this season. Cot ton yarn is held at firm prices, and by some a further advance is expected. In merino yarn some heavy purchases have been made in anticipation of an advance in price, which there is no doubt will speedily be demanded on this article. By recent athices from America we kat n that trade was not quite so good in New York as per previous accounts, while a failure had taken place for a large amount, by which some traders i n our goods rill no doubt be sufferers. LIVERPOOL COTI'ON MARKET, MARCH 5 . The business transacted daily during the week has been of an extensive character, with a grad ually improving market, and prices of all qualities of American have advanced full) ilpt per lb., and at this rise it must be noted that there is much less supply on sale than has lately been the case. Egyptian and Brazil have been in good demand at id. per lb. advance, and East India has-been purchased largely by all classes of buyers, at an improvement of *d. to id. per lb. Speculators have taken 13,600 American, 210 Pernam, 30 Bahia, 200 Egyptian, and 5400 Surat, and exporters 1730 American, 60 Bahia, and 2500 Surat. \ SALES. II M PORTS. DESCRIPTION. PRICES. Week 1 Previ- Week \ This STOCK. ending 1 ously ending y ear. Mrch s,this yr. Mrch 5i ' Mrch 5. d. d. . I I Sea Island lO @ 2O 590 3270 Stained 5 8 50, 350 17197 88135 , Boweds 4i 5i 19690' 62600 202880 Mobile 4* 5* 9490 58590 New Orleans. 4 7 27800 202470, 1 258% 195064 Pernams, &c. 51 73 1 1160 12170 1 600 8992 Aracati, &c st 6* J 1 Bahia, &c 5l 6* 1240 1 7760 1 n. Maranbam - } 2610 1 . 6270 } Sawginned Deinerara,&c Egyptian 4 9 Barbadoes Peruvian 47751 23030 .... I 80 1960' 18000 • • •• • • •• Caguayra.. — I CC slO l m a: a r m ny t h i .W rin a l 4 3 . 330 a Surat - 12600 55430 t 1 00 , 9799 88670 Madras .. • 3i 30 7io Bengal — 630 .... 704 400 I 374 3540 77.540 429150' 44855' 3189151 343550 LIVERPOOL PR(►VISIUN MARKET, MARCH 5 At a further advance of 2s. to 3s. per tierce. there has been a fair demand for Beef, and the stock becomes daily more reduced. A parcel of Pork, via London, has been sold at our extreme quotation. The demand for Bacon ii not active, but the short supply enables holders to maintain prices. Shoulders in moderate request. Hams more inquired for. The sales of lard reach 50 tons, at a further advance of Is. per cwt. ; the stock is now almost exhausted. Fine Cheese has become scarce, of Is. t 0 2s. has been made on such qualities.. There is more inquiry fi LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, MAnCH 6. s. d. a. d. Hay, old, *at 0 7 @ 0 si Potatoes, New Clover Ditto, Green Vetches 0 0 0 0 Turnips, 1 , ton .19 0 20 0 Straw, Wheat Oat 0 St 0 4 Mangelwurzel . 20 0 21 0 B ar l ey 0 3 0 0 Manure 4 6 6 0 Price of Agricultural Produce at the Docks :—Potatoes, Kemps, retail, 3s. Od. to 3s. Id. ; Cups, 2s. 10d. to 3s. id. per measure of 901bs. Turnips, Swedes, 198. per ton. e. d. I. d PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, MARCH 6, SPORTING NEWS. LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING WRDNRSDAY, MARCH 2.—The severity of the frost in the night would, in many parts of the country, have put a stop to field sports; in this district, however, owing to the lightnessof the soil, it takes very little hold, and the ground, with two or three hours' sunshine, is almost invariably in good racing con dition; indeed, in many parts, it was rather soft. The crowd on the race course, and at the various points of interest on the steeple chase line, was the most numerous that has ever been seen at Liverpool, including a large muster of the aristocratic and influential patrons of the turf. The course for the steeple chase was over the same line of country as last year, the only alterati.m of any importance being in the artificial brook in front of the stand; this was widened nearly three feet, and considerably deepened. The following is a return of the va rious contests:— _ . . ---.....-- . THE TRIAL STAKES, of 5 sous. each, with 30 added. One mile and a quarter. 8 subs. Mr. Stebbings's bl c Sir Charles Napier .. Harrison 1 Mr. Buckley's ch c Royal George, 3 yrs Wells 2 Lady Agnes, Lenny Whent, and Allan-a-dale also ran.-2 to 1 agst Sir Charles Napier, who won cleverly by a length. THE SaamaßLE HANDICAP, of 3 sovs. each, with 20 added. Half a mile. 10 subs. Mr. Owen's ch cby Gen. Pollock,3 yrs,6st 41b.Doyle 1 Mr. W. T. Rothwell's br c Emerystone .. J. Arnold 2 Forest Deer, Toy. Lady Agnes, Lady Jersey, f by Harkaway, and f by Hetman Platoff also ran.—Won easily by three parts of a length. The winner only reached the course two or three hours before the race, and had to carry 41b. overweight. THE LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP, of 100 soya. in specie, by sub scription of 15 MTS. each, with GO added. 1 miles. 30 subs. Mr Stewart's ch f Banshee, 3 yrs, sst 111 b.... Wells 1 Mr. Wilkin's b.m Abbess of Jerveaux Charlton 2 Mr. Morris's ch c Hungerford, 4 yrs, Bst 51b.Basham 3 Kilquade, Melford. Truegirl, Don Carlos, Snowdrop, and Ischia also ran.-3 to 1 agst Abbess of Jerveaux, 7to 2 agst Hungerford, 6 to 1 each agst Ischia and Truegirl, and 12 to 1 agst Banshee. Won in a canter by a couple of lengths. The w niter was beaten repeatedly last year: she is trained by R. Martin, at Delamere Forest. THE GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLE CHASE HANDICAP, of 20 Boys. each, with 100 added. Four miles. 60 subs. Mr. Mason's Miss Mowbray, lOst 41b.... Goodman 1 Mr. Cartwright's Maurice Daley, 9st filb.. C. Boyce Capt.. Barnett's Sir Peter Laurie, list 21b.. Holman 3 Mr. Atkinson's Chieftain, lOst 121 b.... E. Harrison 4 All-el tinder, Warner, Bedford, 6 yrs, M'lon, Sir John, Pe ter Simple, Bourton, Dolly's Brae, Silent Friend, Lamienne, Victrese, Roy ,1 Blue, Bedford, Agis, Maria Day, La Gazza La dra, Carrie, Everton, Cogia, and Maley also started. Lord Waterford declared to win with Warner.-6 to 1 agst La Gazza v„ Ladra, 9 to 1 ast Abd-el-Kader, 10 to 1 agst Chieftain, 12 to I each agst Miss Mowbray, Warner, and Cogia, 15 to 1 against Maurice Daley, 20 to I each agst each of the Bedfords and Sir John, 30 to 1 agst Sir Peter Laurie, 50 to 1 agst 51`Ion, and 100 to 1 cyst Royal Blue. Maley was the first to show in front, with Chieftain, the five year old Bedford, La Gazza Ladra, and Abd-el-Kader in close attendance. Maria Day blundered at the first ditch, and was stopped. At the natural brook Bonr ton and La Gazza Ladra came into fearful collision with Royal Blue and Victress, Royal Blue being literally heaved into the air by the force with which Bourton rose at the leap. and Vic tress being floored by coming in contact with the favourite. Cogia fell heavily into the brook; and at the bank fence, Peter Simple, Maley, and the younger Bedford were placed hors de combat by some ugly pullers. Agis refused some posts and tails, and threw his rider. Chieftain. down by the canal side, then showed in front, and, going through the meadows at an awful pace, soon held a lead of four or five clear lengths ; neat the canal bridge, Bedford ran against a post and fell; the more forward body of horses got closer together as they crossed the middle of the course to the artificial fencing on the training ground parallel with the long length ; still Chieftain had a good lead at the made brook, leading his horses over it five or six clear lengths ; Warner. Maurice Daley, La Gazza Ladra, Abd , -el-Kader, and Royal Blue taking it upon good terms, with Carrig, Miss Mowbray, Lamienne, and Sir Peter Laurie. tole rably handed; the whole getting safely over, and sailing gal lantly away for the second round. After crossing the lane, Abd-el Kader succumbed to the pace: before again reaching the brook, the number of competiters had decreased one-half, Peter Simple, Bourton, the two Bedtords,Abd-el-Kader, Maria Day, Dolly's Brae, Silent Friend, Victress, Everton, Cogia, Maley, and Royal Blue having disappeared, either from falls or inability to continue the fearful pace at which Chieftain was taking them. A little further on 51`lon and Warner were also in trouble, the latter coming on to his knees, and M'lon rolling _ . over the bank near the extreme flag. Here Chieftain was stiff a long way ahead. At the first natural brook La Gazza headed Chieftain over the bank fences; and her rider feeling that he bad Chieftain safe, checked his mare, and permitted him again to take the lead, Sir John at this drawing forward. On regain ing the course, Chieftain led four or five lengths, La Gazza lying second, followed by Carrig, Miss Mowbray, and Maurice Daly. Sir John here beat a retreat. Before reaching the straight running, La Gazza and Currie . dropped astern from sheer dis tress, and being passed by . Miss Mowbray and Maurice Daly, the two latter being now Joined by Sir ►'eter Laurie. At the succeeding hurdles hieftain was caught by Miss Mowbray, and the latter was finally landed a clever winner by a length, Maurice Daley beating Sir Peter Laurie for second money by half a length more, and Chieftain finishing three parts of a length from the latter horse. The next home were La Gazza Laura, Warner, Sir John Lamienne, and Currig. The race was run in 9 minutes 58i seconds. THE OPTIONAL SELLING STAKES, of 5 sous each, with 30 added. One mile. 5 subs. _ ish Birdcatcher .. Carroll I Mr. RothweTl's br c Ernerystone Aldcroft 2 Toy, and fby Hetman Platoff also started.-6 to 4 agst the winner. Won by half a neck. She was afterwards sold by auction for 50 guineas. There are only three acceptances for the Revival Handicap at Catterick Br►dge. The stewards have decided that Broughton's description, for the Two Year Old Stakes, at Lincoln, was sufficient : his owner will, therefore, - receive the stakes. The black colt Norham, by Irish Birdcatcher, out of Bees wing, died a few days ago, in consequence of rupture of the intestines, a large abscess having formed in the spleen. Miss Mowbray, the winner of the Liverpool Grand National Steeple Chase, was bred by Mr. H. D. Boulton, of Putnoe, near Bedford, and is by Lancastrian, (sire of Retail, &c.,) out of Norna, by Waterloo. At three years old Miss Mowbray went to Newmarket. and after being tried was sent home as , "no rice horse." After a couple of years rest she came out as a fine hunting mare. At five ears old, a Mr. J. C. Harter, of 5 to 0 - 7 Grapes,Eng*.ve tb 0 oto 0 0 Cod Fish Turbot Fresh Butter Salt Ditto 0 8— 0 11 Partridges 0 0 Filberts 1 4 0 0 Woodcocks .... 0 0 Asparagus,". 100 9 0— 0 0 Black Game.... 0 0 Eggs 14124 5 0— 0 0 Wild Dacks .... 0 0 Potelloecior- peck 0 9 -0 II !Pigeons 1 8 Cucumbers,eacb 3 6 0 0 'Larks.— 34. doz. 1 0 o 7 Pines, For. each. 0 0— 0 0 —l6 0 Do. Eng.,. q;. , 167 6 0 0 9 6 Fowls, 1. couple. 2 8— 2 10 0 0 Ducks 3 6 0 0 - 0 0 Turkeys.... each 4 0— 8 0 - 0 0 Geese. 3 6 5 0 O 0 Snipes 0 0— 0 0 O 0 Hares 2 9 0 0 Manchester LIVERPOOL, MAttcu s.—The favourable weather pre% lent in this country for several weeks past was succeeded her by much rain nearly the whole of Monday last, since which i has been fine and clear, with a moderate degree of frost, an, spring tillage is progressing in the best manner possible. It the reports from Ireland the same remarks are equally appli cable, and state that the breadth of land planted and prepare , for potatoes this season is unusually extensive, but that th number of acres sown with Wheat in autumn was very consi derably less than in former years. Although the British mar kets. so far during the week, are, with few exceptions, not reported either active or dearer, the prices of Wheat and most other kinds of Grain appear tolerably firm, the millers and dealers in both the agricultural and consuming districts taking By the kind permission of the Right Hon. the Earl of Sefton, merely sufficient to satisfy their weekly requirements, thereby this meeting took place on Tuesday and Thursday last, over hut not lively position. With us, his estate at Altcar. The weather was fine, the attendance very .u.. , Th.• follawinz is the return of turned her as unsound, and one year younger than described 1 She was then shown to Mr. Goodman and Air. Ile , vip, but they declined purchasing in terms not very flattering to her preten sions. Mr. T. F. Mason, however, bought her about a fort ;" night after her return from Uanchester, and she has proved how far good judges may be mistaken, by the very clever and I . l d - easy manner in which her victory was gained. b CRICKET.-It has been arranged that a match shall take place in this town between the All England Eleven and the Li verpool Club early in the ensuing summer. WATERLOO COURSING MEETING wring t in any department of the Corn trade nave neen limi , without producing any change in our previous quotations. The THE WATERLOO cut arrivals Into this port, coastwise and from Ireland, since Mon- First Ties.—Cerito beat Lopez, Soda Ash beat Sefton, Mock day last, contain chiefly a fair quantity of Barley, Oats, and ing Bird beat Bounce, Stanley beat Exchequer, Japhet beat Oatmeal; and those from abroad a moderate supply of • - -- and Flour, the exports during the same time being light . be running he I Ginevra beat Kate, Positive beat 'three Blues, Rella beat Hu: intelligence announcing that toe rrussian tiovernment nas Bert de Burgh. Wellington beat Miller of Mansfield. Danceaway rescinded the duties on the importation of Wheat and Flour beat Non-condition, Larriston beat Totherstaffe, Huithie Gra into all the States of the Zollverein. appears likely to create an ham beat Cricketer, Brenliilda beat Baronet, Merchant beat increased demand for cargoes of Grain from the Mediterranean Jamie Forest. Second Tics.—Cerito beat Soda Ash, Stanley and France, and will probably relieve the English markets of a beat Mocking Bird, Housemaid beat Japhet, Tendresse beat large portion of the supplies that otherwise would have been Ginevra, Bella beat Positive, Danceaway beat Wellington, Lar destined for this country. Notwithstanding this extraordinary riston beat I lughie Graham, and Brenhilda beat Merchant. feature in the trade, our market this morning exhibited an ex- Third lies.—Cerito beat Stanley, Housemaid beat Tendresse, tremely dull appearance as regards Wheat of all descriptions, Danceaway beat Bella, and Larriston beat it r enhilda. Fourth and in the few trivial sales effected of either British or Foreign,. 7 , lei.i n C d er h i e to at b G ea e t r Housemaid, Larriston beat Danceaway. De prices were decidedly rather lower, and little more than nomi- cidiug Course.—Mr. Cooke's Cerito beat Mr. G. J. Hender nal. Exclusive of 4,000 barrels of State Flour, which were son's Larriston, and won the cup. taken ex ship for holding over on somewhat lower terms, the THE WATERLOO PURSE. transactions in this article likewise were very limited in amount, First Ties.—Sardinian beat The Gem, Mischief beat Jester, and a decline of 3d. per barrel conceded ; both French and Neville beat Jock-o'-the-Side, Communist beat Artist, Bonnie Irish at the same time being the turn ..iaine. Raven beat Sam ‘N eller, Fanny beat .reaper. ' Yeas anti I cotiattt, id, supported late prices, and Mealworm, Priam beat So-so. Second Ties.—Saidiniati beat tin unsold. Malting Barley in Hischief, Neville beat Communist, Raven beat Bonnie Scot ssed in value ; Grinding Barley land, Priam beat Fanny. Third Ties.—Nevilie beat Sardinian, ats and Oatmeal, meeting very Raven beat Priam. Deciding Course.—Mr. Gregson's Neville !cl id. per 451b5.. and the latter beat Mr. Randall's Raven, and won the purse. tr ----- ' Beans, upon a moderate demon few parcels of Egyptian rema: slow request, and rather depres and Malt remain unvaried. Oa little notice, the former recede 3d. per load. Indian Corn cons in moderate quantities at late buyers, as offered, from day to c inues to be taken from granary vices, and cargoes afloat meet ay. We annex Tuesday's rates FOREIGN. rio,7011), A LTCA It STAKES. First Ties.—Lopez beat Sefton, Exchequer beat Bounce, Se curity beat Rattler, Kate beat Grecian, Hubert de Burgh beat Three Blues, Non-condition beat Miller of Mansfield, Cricketer beat Totherstaffe, Jamie Forest beat Baronet. Second Ties. — Lopez beat Exchequer, Kate beat - ecurity, Non-condition beat Hubert de Burgh, Cricketer beat Jamie Forest. Third Ties.— Lopez beat Kate, Cricketer beat Non-condition. Deciding Coursc.—M r. Randall's Lopez beat Mr. Corbett's Cricketer, and won the stakes. Wheat, Tr 70IK, s. d. s. d. Wheat, s. d. s. d. English red sloto 6 2 Canadian . 6 oto 6 7 Do. do. extra 6 2.. 6 4 United States . 6 0.. 7 3 Do. white 6 5.. 6 6 Danzig, &c..... 6 2.. 7 6 Do. do. extra 6 G.. G 9 Pomeranean,&c. 6 5.. 6 9 Irish red Do. do. extra 6 0.. 6 2 French, &c..... 6 0.. 611 Do. white Do. do. extra 6 5.. 6 6 Danübe Barley, qr., Eng. 32 0..34 0 Russian,&c.hard 4 10.. 5 2 v6otb.Sc.&lrish 3 9.. 4 0 Egyptian Malt, qr. Eng... 54 0..58 () Barley, 13 , 6oth Do. Irish 46 0.. 50 0 Oats, v• 451 b 2 8.. 2 11 Oats, 86 45th., Beans, vv. Eurp 3O 0.. 35 0 Eng.&Sctch, old 2 11.. 3 1 1448016 Egyptian 24 6.. `zs 0 Do. Irish, old 2 9.. 210 Peas, r or. white_ an A .4 Do. Do. new 2 96 .: 215 Rut. Uorn, 01b, Beans, qr. Eng.. 32 0..34 0 Amer. yellow , 44801 h. Sc. & Ir. 29 0..30 0 Do. white 32 0..34 0 qr. Eng... 34 0..36 0 French, yellow 23 6.. 29 6 9SOll+, Do. white 3O 0.. 31 0 0 0.. 0 0 Ibrail & Galatz.. 29 6.. 30 6 0 0.. 0 0 Flour, if 4, brl. 196th, 32 0..33 0 Canadian, sweet 22 6.. 23 0 APPORTIONING OF HE STAKES Waterloo Cup.—Mr. Cooke, .4300; Mr. G. .1. Henderson, 4100; Mr. Deakin, 430; Mr. slater, 430; Mr. Gibson, .e 0;. Mr. It. Brgge, 420 ; Mr. A. Graham, 420; Mr. J. Blundell, 420; Mr. Swan, 410; Mr. Davy, 410; Mr. Borron, 410; Mr. Gordon, 410; Mr. J. Robinson, 410; Mr. Dunlop, 410; Mr. Sharpe, 410; Mr. Ardern, £10; Mr. Randall, beaten by the winner in the first course 410 • to he o•iv., as.. N./U.IC (Altar WitgeS), .er7o; total, £BOO. Alt car Stakes.—Mr. Randall 4100, Mr. Corbett £3O, divided the stake; Mr. Scott, 10; Mr. Charles Lee, x'10; Mr. J. B. Neilson, .45 ; Mr. Simpson, 45; Mr. Hop?, .45; Sir. W. Wil son, 45 ; total, 417 1 . Waterloo Purse.—Mr. Gregson, 4100; Mr. Ranc'all, .443; Mt. Swan, 45; Mr. Deakin, 45; Mr. Slater, 2; Mr. Cooke, 42; Mr. J. Robinson, 42; Mr. A. Graham, 42; total, 4160. Seconds Fine.... Super.._ Extra Oatmeal, v- 240th., Do. &Can. sour 19 6..20 6 Irish, new 23 3.. 24 0 Frnch,v 5k280113 33 0..38 0 MANCHESTER CORN. EXCHANGE, MARCH 6.—The trade generally has remained much in the same state as noted ir our last ; holders firmly asking full prices, whilst purchasers have confined themselves to such transactions as immediate wants rendered necessary. Business at our Exchange to-day may be similarly described, and we do not alter prices in any particular. PRESTON, MARCH 6.—The trade has nndegone no decided change since our last; an inactive feeling prevails generally, but there does not appear the slightest disposition to submit to any reduction in prices. The few samples of English Wheat that appeared at our market to-day, were cleared at last week's prices. All other descriptions met a dull sale, and prices are almost nominal, Flour as before. Barley rather lower. Beans continue firm. Oats nominally unaltered. Oatmeal moved slowly at previous rates. WAKEFIELD ? MARCH s.—The supplies this week are only limited. There is not so much business passing in Wheat as on this day se'nnight, but that day's prices are generally main tained. Good English Barley makes full prices, and not much offering. Oats and Shelling are quite as dear. In Beans and other articles no change. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, MARCH 6.—The supply of st Whe a t week, from th farmerst e h s e ale for whicho p d ay r o w v a e s d g ood. andab t favour able, the arrivals coastwise since yest erda y are large, but not in time to be included in the above re p ort. During the week there has been part business don e in old foreign Wheats ; bu t much o fair same a clearance was effected, at fully late rates. The w ind being now s Last difficulty supported. In to-day the demand proved dul l, and sales very limited of a l l kinds, and late quotations w ere with the value of malting Barley no change has taken place, former terms being well maintained. Oats were more in request to-day, and in some instances Gd. per qr. dearer. In other grain there is so little passing that quotations are almost nominal. Flour a dull sale, although not cheaper. DUBLIN, MARCH s.—The few samples of Irish Wheat which a pp e ared at this day's market brought fully the currencies of Tuesday, and in some cases a small advance. The demand for Barley and Oats was generally dull, and in a great measure confined to purchasers for seed. The transactions in Foreign Wheat and Indian Corn were few, and without change in the prices of either. White Wheat.. 22s Oil to 26s 6d I lied d 0.... 21s Oil to 246 Od Bere Os Od to Os Od 34 0.. 31 TATTERSALL'S .-THURSDAY The room was very thinly attended. The only bets were 5 to -1 in fifties, asst Robbie Noble, 12 and 13 to 1 to £l5O agst Orelio,and22to 1 to a pony agst MANCHESTER.—FRI DAY. The settling over the events decided this week at Liverpool ngrossed the attention of the subscribers to an unusually late ion in n o u f r o , r , i t n b c consequence s o ! f wohrieciliiot,hfeorre thew a s p ‘ e . errbyyli ttled s 1 - u gh at ', for Chester Cup, were in great force. DONCASTER HANDICAP. 4to 1 agst Mr. Osborne's Proctor. DONCASTER STEEPLE-CHASE. Mr. 51 ason's Miss Mowbray—taken. Mr. Atkinson's Chieftain—taken. Lord Airlie ns. Jack of all Trades—taken. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE HANDICAP. 10 to 1 Mr. Grerille's Cariboo. 10 to 1 agst Mr. Harrison's Tom Holtby. 14 to 1 Mr. T. Dawson's Mark Tapley. 15 to 1 Mr. 'l. Dawson's Chief Justice. METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. 12 to 1 agst General Anson's Backbiter—taken. 13 to 1 Duke of Bedford's Hesse Homburg—taken. 20 to 1 Mr. Morris's Haresfoot. 20 to 1 Lord Lurgan's Captain Flash. CHESTER CUP. 400 to 24 agst Mr. J. Pilling's High Sheriff—taken. 30 to 1 Mr. Saxon's Black Doctor—taken. THE DERBY: 5 to 1 agst Mr. Merry's Hobble Noble—taken. 1800 l lo— Mr..l. Stale's Orelio—taken. 16 t o Mr. Stebbi n ng' y s Alfred the Great. sto 1 6to I Sty 1 7 STEEPLE-CHA Coventry March 9 Doncaster ll Moreton-in-the-Marsh 11 Grand Military Wetherby Cheltenham 23 888 TO COMB Navan 25 West of Scotland .... April 1 Liverpool Hunt Carlisle Abergaveiny THE CHASE. Barley 12s 6d to 15s 6cl Rapeseed l4s Od to 17s 6d Bakers' Flour 12a Od to 15s Od The CH SSHIRS HOUNDS meet: l _ v To-MOrTOVI, March 10th Bradfield Greta Thursday, the I t th Tweiilow Han Saturday, the 13h Abbey Arms Each day at half-past ten ; except Saturday, 6th, at 10,1111. Sir W. W. WYNN'S HOUNDS meet To-morrow, the 10th Thursday, the 11th Ha Saturday, Us. lith Or stAsN Abb., AIM Sub iviral taik Oats .. . 10s Od to 11s 6d lndian Corn, Oatmeal lie 6d to 12a Od per 4801b295 Od to 31$ Od CORK, MARCH 6.—Flour commands a steady sale at late rates, and has good consumption; inferior bring full prices. Foreign Wheats are held firmly to the advance lately demanded, at winch millers are unwilling buyers in retail. Indian Cora patty a batter demand, and a etiabs advance is seuibte a. *lb 0 0 6 Lamb f fo . re-qr 10 IHind-qt. 7 6 Fresh Pork Salmon 2 3 Bret Haddock Soles Mutton O 0 O 0 O 0 00 0 0 O 0 O o O 0 in a week re- d d of p I e 8 0 0 l e fdi j vJ , 0 ;0 0/ ir e oP I 1 ,1 / 1 o li s°olo