The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-02-12 00:00:00

II It i o .„ 04.. 2 toiv VIM F PO LICE # INTELLIGENCE. , " 0 ,, ~?eEItEN.—On Tuesday, four men, named orgo Jenkins, John Ewing, and Wm. ei r a'„e,oharged before M. Rushton with neg 7 had ,",.' and perilling !their ship. It appeared /.4 `` h ipped on board the Richard Cobden for a .Ist` e ' 441 had got well down the channel, when, eknej'os weather, they refused to do their duty, L co'',l,Lsas to return to Liverpool i c c io '2Q pqt be e stimated. When brought t hin w_ e b il ' t ' re o f t the court they were again requested e t • pteveiled, alleging that the forecastle was wt to ' thi rty ;i a t v ° he false. The prisoners were sen t 41 . °l tiots p " l II' OP WATCHES AND JEWELLERY. NH LECXIVER.—On Tuesday, a man na me d tw 'ard was char ed with stealing several ~,, tl)e,11`1%ooe ounc g of gold wire, and other ''' 'e-,'PrtY of :Ni e r s . S• muel, of Wood-street. te a kl S 14 the employ of Mr. Samuel, who is a ''. earn U Pwards of XlOO worth of propetV" . Pris o , 4 ' 11 7, and circumstances fixed the guil t te o i n e i r; „ The property was traced to the shop a_ li tneri -ALe r , named Heles, in Richmond - street, nv n. - P,Poved that by Heales's orders it had been la th e ~,:tiohard Gelder said he was a watch kl iti . 3, l)l °Y of Mr. Reales. He had seen s om e li,ake hands of the police. He got th em the r,,Chto take the names and numbers off. He Ai n erii at e S amuel's. Heales showed hi_ . . ti!i ll ,,t, the thi n " i 6 ; heals° told him tha_t_P s r a it w elt a t's‘lici)e .ost for "rant of an attorney. H i i l a ritg . 1, 43 0 0 in a piece of charcoal, and smash ash . watch,, mas Meek, foreman to Mr. Sa muel, l4 the 'B' N ell as described by the last w itness,. tsittql f 1 ,,, ° :7.. 1 5i0n of his employer.—The prisoner 'e t t'44l M ti rh ' ho in w 4 ' ° ll Lern a i n who keeps a t f tarß or ,4,44attedivith expo ' sing fors a a e le d l4 l o o 9 9 l . b p s a . n o d f food. He was fined si4:TkN, ,1 14: 11 ,et t i , k MARINE-STORE DEALER.—A /lICe ', l witC:e4 8011 , was placed before Mr. w i lt tliasin cotton and other arti th. 41 4t7 l es il t2,g the m ! to have been stolen. • ;ere u i ,. 11 1 - .:Ng stated that they went to the ' t oo j o '" 11 ?th . "° 1 1 street, and found 20 or 30 Tths,,J i dor et i ti e stolen property to the prisoner. tl rsda„' hist," Prisoner to be sent to gaol . for ; 114 tedll d i-113 e to be taken away from him. c„ 41 8 0 p 1 , - ° lan nam e d John Rowlands, and rbeh%l4 liowlands, were committed for 73 ,,t 45 6s. from the person of terr ° ' "' s street. The prisoners „, , p on- . with" Prosecutrix drinking tr o e g w eth h e e r r , my Cah b . apparent ritis~ askin g t l e a r yf i l es e l e ie se had a bustle atte~a -4 the Purse, with £5 6s. in it, was Raatyeight Mik e ll ihmen, for rescuing two prisoners osd thNer ec i 4 . lll Kew-street, on their d way to i sti ttti t4 th t o pal.a fine of five poun ds, or be thpri,e 3 ea ch ?) and find bail, themselves in 174 u, I ve,iTed tb to keep the peace, or to be 4 1)1 '11,, t4 ePri n te , 170 9nths in default. 40; gush -I palltY, named Jones, was repri ?lt k Or t ." on Thursday, and ordered to 4 r: 4ll aat, l l ll prisoned one month . , for severely Ith kid en Denson. The parties were sleep ' " ell " 4111 a e ' a Co mplainant asked the defendant It o , ll lby ter , Who was tipsy, se i zed hold of Nape his and pulled him out of bed, 4°l N - mANU pir,,r,OF COTTON AND OUR , 1-TRNG PROSPECTS. te, 4 4l:r o ---____ h. , j", 131ackic9od's Magazine.) - A (1 01::' 0 f Ist December last, closed a at l e o r n i g al , 'ollovti`til article upon Cobden's raw m I S I ° -1111areary : aro „._ 'l5 the conclusions which our tables have illtn h n o to , as naturally fallen off during the c es increase except under the stimulus than have (till the last few months) h range of prices our consumption will 45 ,LaPParent rate (or say 32,000 bales a t tin ,r , :rease or improvement of machinery. lo t „17 tst he imus of low priceschi, our ex ''Ke off as much as our manery can e l o r tnt deductions pointed to by these facts ,-,Tatient d towards the production se conclly en , A encY ECK TO THE INCREASE ct4eastex‘4lNEßy—of our producing power, that is ji e( l co - n u ,,P„PIY of the raw material on the one hand, i h 'on ce --ImPtion of the manufactured product on snore have restored the balance. ,, 4 d il i . tif klii ll 4 t his amounts to a confession that the 10: 3 "44 trade isgoing down-hill with as N'ep thbc'ssible. We g have always anticipated To e the t r l n s r,esult would arrive, and we are glad 11 44. 4 .rtie1 11 e ' 31 .e of Proving it by the sage of West rlQ ler l 'ltth r la worth wading through, for the It ." 18 on the gross inconsistency of the 41 (1;, 41 A i1 ,",, e w appears that the production of it ese th,; - r3 cannot be stimulated to a higher Per cent per annum, and that such •ott r , Ilot suffice manufacturers Af ce to pick for our yt,tee r r their mills, considering the i▪ ncreased 4te'a aaW Material for the manufactories of the tl I i, r1(1 those of the Continent. Be it re t, t, WS the principal trade, and almost the °;. 4 ,4 4 4 4 ,e,0f which the lamentable experiment at • but wo can procluaa . - ‘'L;',ri-at depended uon the mamtenanc? ot t l qptilit i ca t ' 11- nd the breeding of human beings 4ath llt ld sold. Amazing are the different sot ybs T r il °,,PY, according to the interest of the 41 4. 5 ch i e Quakers and Free traders were the eYIII n loored for the abolition of slavery i . n t l‘ t rop n i t was done, and righteously i▪ n princi ttit"%tfrillY in detail No sooner was it done t 64.por t il f or the lowering' of the sugar duties ; 1 1t ( i lt ati o „ ' , and then transferred thei▪ r custom, L l ,6ei h 4 Jo the foreign Slave States ! The m,.l4l,`,lloo'c',uoctrine better suited to the conveni -6mkphl(ll„e„'s; cheapest !" was silenced by 1404414" o thepmarket." The same I t tt ,tls‘ l l, e4 You a t home. " Why protect the British ," 41 C' t f e P t i, get corn cheaper from the Polish fl 4,",rkll%';' and Hodge is straightway dismis t4 Dtlati; e : But now the shoe begins to pinch `" " For many years our cotton-mills 1 1 0 114 ir i Z L z4 t i ll i raw material, product of slave q, 4 4 K qe t, exit philanthropists never thought it 411,i 4 e ake any remonstrance against that, " ' i I . P.PIY was lentiful. So they went op N I ti • tA) ii,PlYing chimney -stalks, until Sambo's ta,; (d ak that it would be wise for him to ktt:e ca , roaterial himself. Instantly, upon '''4l,that - tis hangd. Our readers cannot fail 4 ",,kd m7ithin the last six months, the Free of them, represented our colonies as fa,Clve encumbrances, which we ought to 4, I • 48 f e ' POSSibl or at all events which we th L., to eY wanted to get rid of us. We . are ;'11? learn from the Economist that, since eCaves will not propagate fast enough, till der a t tl h ee of some of the despised colonies - Protecting wing of Manchester. ~fB i „t h „ CI - 14 R ITIE S. , wilt,;:t. IN-.0,---"----- 4' lb '. I I,MARY REPORT, FEB. 9. i l l It : 1 1 , 41 . e u.-til'tatients cured, 29; Relieved and at own Li . Q'atie,;PatientS, 4; Irregular, 0 ; Dead. 1.--• 1 INN r esi t e , l6 ; Out-patients, 6 ; Casuals during tr 00; i1 ;11.1 1 .1 11 1 the House, 200. " 7 1i, tt,, 4 Diai n ',B. Wilson ; Apothecary, Mr. J. , (q h ki i ii i. : . ! / 1 4,..tev.yy. Blund . e . ll;2're j a i s o u p r e er ;n A d lfred . t it t 7 44: 4 se Visitors, I ed Nt 14 0 d oi t ei4,,,PPITA.L REPORT. FEB 9. H 1 t .II: k, L t %.„ . 2 1; - 7` s t 3 l• Medical and Surgical Cases upon 4 11 ,41. 0 14 g re r - , ' DISCHARGED : Cured, 22; V 8 d 1.._1 Attending as Out-Patients, 15 ; 0,4 k ‘:l , 4 eon flaming in the Hospital, 92. ,i"Lt„ Prote 'J. M. Banner sq. ; Physician and k i Vie t' W eek, Dr Scott and Mr. Stubbs ; ,llel t ro l lble l 's„...C. Inman and John Lightbpd, [ , N .1 1 . vgeons, Mr. Tearne and Mr. Wall ; h *Jones, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rev. Wm. t i °lt t), L\ lbts Tß 00 h Ltk pp, 68 lAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, I,o,i'itl 6 - Er,' ~' 110-STREET. 4 cloN l tt t :4•. --'" I ° REPORT, Fin. 6. AA tty, iLL 1 -m..80, gvii• - 63 1 Boys on the Sick List 6 INlett '''Sq. •• 92 I Obtained Situations 114 . 1•1, . 3 T reasurer • Joseph Hubback, Esq., I „, 1,,t P4 E ' . 10 1 _ • Orriss,Supermtendent ; Visitors, h ty• 4 1,:` , 11 . 'uth, Esqrs. • N''.. tt 't Tr, 0 *l / 4 kti'..lll.‘ l) (TETH HOSPITAL, FEB. 6. I , . ~ it,,.'• ; Under treatment , . , •,..... te n ,: .• 10 OUT-FATIENTS. ~ 1 `,...,... "est 3 Cured and relieved ii•t,h,t.:••:::" • • 0 I Entered 3O I; ev, t,. - ph a ;„,• •• " 0 Under treatment - ‘O4l, 1 / 4 ' f 10 .. i.; • • 12 i f IN %, , te ft ".att. Es ; Honorary Chaplain, Rev. , N I s qkr Th 'ji 'Rouse Surgeons, 4. , 1 N 1 ........... 6 ; Visitors, Benj. Platt, Esq. and I' ek k tN •th Yalcian and Surgeon for the week, Dr. 1 46 t , 4rto n. .1 &IPOo„ 00--..—...-- th . ANCI I muL DISPENSARIES. 0 -4 . P l 'at• 11 1 , Esq., Treasurer. 1474 IN 044,4eents entered on the Books of the 14 4 44 4 tit 1 ' lur ing the last week. 4! ) 3,._ N A rittl t he I n • North. South. Total. Ivrtv ,1 0 li,Pii, gei r ... I nstitution 198.... 193.... 391 4lql '4 IA 17, 2 n houses 91.... 85.... 176 lII' t,' Illeb .x, hail-rOad: • J. A. Tobin, R. A. t i :ter le n tl n,;, and Thomas Bourne, Esqrs.— k o s , st li tlbl e r ," E a s ment-street : C. Booth, J. W. qrs., and the Rv. C. Morrall. -4 kb el ,-,... Secretary, Mr. D. H. Gibson. e • 11 -Liu Al.() ik r... -- ----------_....--- -- G . t. ICAL REGISTER, Eil liN, 71, LORD-STREET. :;! li p 41 ' 4 0 ---- / tl tll t rt r :2 11 ft . b, : Ilt „ i'ritt n _ -- I C ° k i! hi 41 ; l e i b i "ii Daily Direc-, tion $ 1 0,4 th t t iatgelf:, 1111 , 1 c 1 IIY e Fall of 1 4. 4 p.; _ il ottl ri g !IY ---? -? 1 ---- 1 ' - , Wind' N 1 Ip . --t. -- ---Qer,.„! ff erence of °` tOollo./5.00 Deg 1 ,1 ..... in. "I: l ll 3. Dry at Rain. Noon. p s i $l3 , 4 4 5 be t . *-------_ ki • 4. 14 1._ 41 43 Deg. In. I,\ , 35,0 13 49 o'lo w. ti ,4 6 2 41 3 52 47 2 N.W. o'o3 N.NV. . 2 4 ", 46 2 WNW ..... ..... ..... 2 1 0 . 08 whys. E.W. 114vphak. NNlttll4 ;int: squalls 1 14 1 . ht a rid tAling, clouded, heavy 44; • -- 6th: light gale an d heavy —ynad night, light rain.--Sth: neavy a nai r ls • light showers.— /414., --11$1); bean' Eluallia Fcb , ," SH FA, 11 ,1 attach has talc' The C field.l lB .eteboi tfitpping iii:etitgrntr. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY s.—Wind S.W., strong. ARRlVED.—Brandon, from New Orleans—Autumnus, from Calcutta—Manhattan, Hackstaff, New York—Mary Ellen, Por ter, from Mauritius. Princess Victoria, Johnstone, from Maranham at this port; sailed on 3rd January. The Carlton sailed 30th December for this port. Olive Branch, from Newry at this port, and beached at Sea combe to examine her bottom, having been aground on West Hoyle. British Merchant, Sanderson, from Iquique at Arica, and sailed 27th Nov. for Queenstown. Science, Guyther, sailed from ditto sth November, and Ca milla, Fox, 9th November, both for this port. Creamore, hence at St. John, Newfoundland. Williams, Griffiths. hence at Leghorn. Teresa, Debano ; Maria Teresa, Azzopardi, and Maria, Poss , hence at Maita. John Wilhelmina, Kemings, hence at Brouwershaven. Victory, Jarvis, sailed from Malta 22nd January ; Azores Packet, Allen, 23rd January; and Sanders, Bailey, 24th Jan., all for this port. Bertha, Dugdale, from Gallipoli, for this port, at Dartmouth, with sails split, cargo shifted, oil pumped, &c. Monarch, Barnett, hence for St. Lucia; Janet. Chalmert, from Madras ; Teignmouth Castle, Miller, from Bahia ; and James, Backie, from St. John, N. 8., all at Queenstown. Yrnrachat, Cotina, hence for Manilla, at Milford. Ann, hence; Zenobia, from Peru; F. A. Garriques, from Pernambuco—all at Maranham. Rowena, Dickson, hence for Beirout, and Herald, Sansberry, hence for Nantes, at Kingstown. Chronometer, Furze, for this port, at Trieste, with loss of fore-topmast and bulwarks. HALIFAX, Jan. 25.—The Samuel Hicks, of Windsor, N.S., from Liverpool for Castine, was fallen in with on the 26th Dec., in lat. 47, lon. 26, in a sinking state, and the crew taken off by the Catherine, arrived at New York. CHARLESTON, Jan. 22.—The Elizabeth Clark, from L'pool for this port, is on shore to the southward of the bar, with nine feet water in her hold, and it is feared will be a wreck. Crew saved. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6.—Wind N.W., a gale. ARRlVED.—Chronometer, Furze, from Trieste. Johanna, Ingelboed, sailed from Nantes for this port on 31st ultimo. Phoenix, Kniper, hence at the Schelde. Penelope, from Caen, for this port, off Plymouth. Sir Harry Smith, Salt, for Rio Janeiro, and Pwllgwenly, Lewis, for Syra, at Milford. John Wesley, Rowe, hence at Kingstown for Paramagua. Royal Albert, Whiteside, from Bombay ; Young England, Bisset, from Manilla; Gip y Queen, Hutton; Princess Helena, Carruthers, and Emigrant, Kemp, from Callao, at London. Nancy, Power, hence at St. John's, N.B. Gallilee, Millon, hence at Trieste. Nundeeps, Rickford, and Candidate, Forbes, sailed from Pa lermo for this port 21st Jan. Osmanli (s. s.), hence at Gibraltar 20th Jan., and cleared for Genoa. hence at Brigand (s. s.),ditto, and sailed for Constantinople 22nd Jan. Conquering Hero, Cockburn, and Swift, Sharp, from Alexan dria, at ditto; Auckland, Thomas, from Trieste at ditto, and all cleared for this port. Piedad, De Rivader, hence at Cadiz. Chimera, Shearer, hence off Oporto. It blew a heavy gale last night from the west, accompanied with violent squalls ; to-day the wind has veered round to the north-west, and continues to blow very hard. The schooner Sailors' Home, with granite from Creetown, sank to the northward of the new docks during the gale. The smack Duchess of Kent, Crosby, from the Isle of Man, sank near the entrance of the Nelson Dock. The flat Pilot sank off the Collingwood Dock. One of the Lazarettes drifted from her moorings to the other side of the river. Two flats sank in George's Basin. The Diana (s. s.), which sailed yesterday afternoon for Wa terford, in putting back this morning ran ashore on Great Burbo, and dries at low water. No lives were lost by any of the above casualties. ILYCZ NI cic LVC.4 a.fy The NM. light-ship broke from her moorings at noon, but subsequently brought up near the N.W. Spit, and is riding hea vily; the duplicate lightship is going out, in tow of steamers, to replace her. A brig, at anchor in Table Roads, with loss of both topmasts, has a signal of distress flying. A lame vessel. stink near No. per Chart at 50 at 3 45 p.m. ; crew in the rigging. LISBON, 30th Jan.—The Gipsey, Mitchell, from Liverpool for Maranham, put in here 27th instant, with loss of topmasts and topsails, much strained. ST. ÜBES, 28th Jan.—The Ulysses, Camper, from Vienna for Liverpool, which put in here Bth January, with part of cargo thrown overboard, and sailed on the 11th for her destination, put hack on the 17th instant, with the loss of everything from her decks, having been thrown on her beam ends, and shipped a considerable quantity of water. She has been discharged, and part of her cargo found damaged and unfit for re-shipment. GIBRALTAR, 27th Jan.—The Lady Rowley, from Liverpool, which was on shore in the bay 17th instant, has been got off without damage. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 7.—Wind N.W: Annivan.—Vivid, Tyrer, from Messina—Bosphorous (s.), London. Windsor, Pepper, hence at Para. ' The schooner Mary, from Camaroons, which was on shore under Voel Nant, went to pieces during the gale of Tuesday night, and her cargo is floating up the Dee. About SO casks of the oil have already been saved. The flat John, of Rhydland, laden with coals, drifted ashore yesterday morning, near the mouth of the Dee, without any person on board. The flat Miria, laden with lead, sunk on Tuesday night in Hoylake. Mary Ismay, Greggan, hence at Realijo, and sailed for Aca jutj a. John Spencer, sailed from Calcutta for this port in Dec. The Jeune Hero, sailed from Paimboeuf for this port on 31st January. MILFORD, Feb. 4.—The Vulcan, Thomas, of Cardigan, for Liverpool, and the Adelaide, Potts, of Workington, got in con tact while beating out of the harbour, and put back, having both sustained damage. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY B.—Wind N.W. Awarvro.—Phoenix, Wray, from Demerara—Lorina Thomp son, Miller, Smyrna—and Fenella, Reeves, Alexandria. SAlLED.—Levantine (s.), Machell, and Free Trade (s. s.), for Genoa. Natal, M'Phinn, and Amelia, Mulholland, hence at Cape of Good Hope. Aurora, Galender, hence at Santander. Trinity Yacht, Hounsell, from Valencia at Cephalonia, and sailed for this port 17th January. The Nais, for Syra, has put back. with loss of anchors and chains. Franconia, hence for New Orleans, off the Skerries, on 6th 6th instant. The duplicate light-ship has been brought back, in conse quence of the heavy sea preventing her beeing moored. Mean while the north-west light-ship is riding safely in her new po sition. Republic, for New Orleans, has put back, with loss of sails, boati, &c. The Jubilee, of Sunderland, from Troon to Smyrna, was wrecked on Brest Rock. Master and four men saved. The brig Queen has been *owed into Belfast for repairs, hav ing had her masts cut away during the late gale. Trieste Packet, from Gnlatz for Londonderry, at this port. On Tuesday morning anchored off Londonderry Loch, and in the gale burst her chains, lost sails, &c., and ran for tins port. AYH, Feb. 7.—The Margar , t, of and for Greenock, from New Orleans, was, during a severe gale yesterday, driven ashore in Dunure Bay ; one man drowned ; cargo expected to be saved. CA RNA [(VON, Feb. 6.—The schooner Alice Kilham, of this port, from Charleston, wrecked yesterday in this port ; crew saved. Mary, of Meath, for Liverpool, got on shore on Dinas nelle Bay, and will be a total wreck ; crew saved. A barque, deeply embaved, under ciose-reefed topsals, is endeavouring to get into safety. BEAUMARIS, Feb. 6.—The Fanny Mitcheson (brig), of Lon don, from Alexandria for Liverpool, was guided in from Table Bay, by No. 5 pilot-boat, with masts cut away, to prevent her drifting on shore. The steamer which had gone to her assist ance ran into her, carrying away bowsprit and stern. The steamer lost her funnel. PWLLIIELI, Feb. 7.—The following vessels parted their an chors in Studwell Roads, yesterday, and went on shore :—The schooner Good Intent, of Tenby ; smack Victoria, of Bar month ; and smack Mary Ann, of Pwliheli •, four large ships at anchor in the outer roads. The schooners Ann, and Sedulous, both of Pwllheli, and Ann and Catherine of Conway, parted in Portinllaen Roads, and are lying on the beach ; and the Arethusa, hence for Bristol, is on shore near them. HOLYHEAD. Feb. 7.—The Matchless, Sherris, from Liverpool to St. Michael's, put in here this day, with loss of jib-boom and cargo shifted. The Mary, Stone, from Llaneliy to Newry, was driven ashore last night at Crigill ; crew saved. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9.—Wind N.W., fresh. ARRlVED.—Damascus, Hale, from New Orleans—Rockshire, Flood, and Emigrant, Anderson, from Savannah—Wizard, Janserand, from St. Michael—Qillermont, Orchard, from Port au-Prince—Prentice, Woodbury, from Charleston—Conquering Hero, Cockburn, from Alexandria, E. SAlLED.—America (s.), Harrison, for Halifax and Boston — Commodore (s.), Little, for Havre. The duplicate light-ship was again towed out to-day, but the sea continued too heavy to allow her to be moored, and she re turned into the river. Sailors' Home, which was on shore in Bootle Bay, was as sisted off last night, and into dock. Diana (s.s.), for Waterford, which ran ashore on Burbo 6th Feb., was got off this morning, and brought into the river. Grazia, Pilcovich, hence for Trieste, at Falmouth, with loss of boats, bulwarks; &c. Gossyptum, hence for New Orleans, at Studwell Roads, with loss of sails. Ganges, hence for Mobile, at Studwell Roads. Prince Albert, Ivens, hence at St. Michael. Clemente, Ninteman, and Phoenix, Kniper, hence at Ant- werp. Sirene, Allaire, sailed from Nantes for this port 3d Feb. Camoena, cleared at Constantinople for this port on the 18th January. ILFRACOMBE, 7th Fels.—Bonanza, Mnodie, from Liverpool for Manilla, has been assisted into the harbour, making much water, and with damage to ship and cargo, having been in con tact, on the night of the 4th Feb., with the Fanchon, Pike, from Liverpool for Boston, when the master and five of the crew got on board the latter. PITT, 7th Feb.—Fanchon, Pike, from Liverpool for Boston, has put into Kingroad, with loss of foremast, bowsprit, &c., having been in contact, 4th Feb., with the Bonanza, from Liverpool for Manilla. MILFORD, 6th Feb.—Yruracbat, —, from Liverpool for Manilla, drove on the soft mud dunng the sale last night, but lies well. Kitty Cordes, Campbell, from Liverpool for Mobile, put in here to-day with sails split. Siloo, 6th Feb.—James Amand, hence for Liverpool, was driven foul of last night, in the Pool, by the Victoria, from Dublin; slipped, and went on shore in a sinking state. LYTHAM, 7th Feb.—Portia, Rountree, from Liverpool for Troon and the Mediterranean, has drifted on shore near Black pool, with masts cut away. STRANRAER, 7th Feb.—Two logs of mahogany, marked No. 386, circle T S, A N G, have been washed on shore in the Bay of Luce. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10.—Wind W.N.W., blowingihard. ARM VElL—Berlin, Bradshaw, from St. John, N.B.—Farago, from Palermo. SAlLED.—Pirate (s.), Ritchie, for Constantinople. Dauntless, for Maranham, has put back. Delores, Cove, hence at Gibraltar, and cleared Ist Feb. for St. Michael. Rose, Sumer, hence at Gibraltar, and cleared 29th January for Smyrna. Daring, Husker, and Zoe, James, hence at Constantinople. May, Witham, and Isis, Press, hence at Alexandretta. Europe, Townsend, hence at Smyrna. Albanian, Winsor, and Brigand (s.), hence at Malta. Exile, Blake, sailed from Zante for this port on the 26th of December. Catharine, Drysdale, sailed from Smyrna for this port on the 17th January. Jupiter, Baillie, from Hayti, and Jenny Lind, Hall, from Newfoundland, both at Queenstown. SYDNEY, N.S.W., 19th Dec.—The New Liverpool, from Port Philip for Moulmein, was driven on shore, on Swan Point, 10th Oct., during a squall, but was expected off with.vut much &map, RAILWAY RECEIPTS. The following are the receipts of railways for the past week; that is to say, up to the date to which the respective returns are made:— MS •., •.•...,...... Week 1849. 1848 RAILWAYS. ending Amount. Amnt. — --- Feb. Je s. d. £ Aberdeen — 2 685 0 0 359 Amiens and Boulogne — 0 0 0 1318 Belfast and Ballymena Birkenhead, Lan. and Cheshire. 3 729 0 0 746 Bolton, Blackburn, C. and W. Y 3 4 0 0 42 319 Bristol and Exeter Caledonian —27 5739 0 0 3777 Chester and Holyhead — 3 1237 0 0 1225 Dublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Drogheda —3l 624 0 0 670 Dublin and Kingstown Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Dundalk and Enniskillen — 30 113 0 0 East Anglian — 3 157 0 0 656 Edinburgh and Glasgow 2 2684 0 0 3058 Edinburgh and Northern — 2 2050 0 0 1552 Eastern Counties — 3 14096 0 0 13602 East Lancashire Eastern Union — 3 1716 0 0 1115 Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr. 2 2520 0 0 2022 Glasgow and Greenock Great Northern and East Linc —27 2877 0 0 1601 Great Southern and Western Great Western — 3 17463 0 0 17830 Lancashire and Yorkshire — 3 10864 0 0 9969 Lancaster and Carlisle Leeds and Thirak —27 568 0 0 221 Liverpool, Crosby, & Southport. —0 0 77 Londonderry and Enniskillen — 2 118 0 0 124 London and North-Western — 3 39522 0 0 37187 London and Blackwell London, Brighton & South Coast 2 6837 0 0 0887 London and South-Western M'chester, Sheffield, and Lincoln 3 4320 0 0 2748 Midland, Bristol,& Birmingham 3 19901 0 0 18662 Midland Great Western(lreland) 3 1101 0 0 1101 Monkland North British — 3 2954 0 0 2162 Paris and Rouen Rouen and Havre 2 2149 0 0 1958 Scottish Central 3 1092 II 0 795 Scottish Midland 2 247 0 0 233 Shrewsbury and Chester Shropshire Union — 3 379 • 0 22 Sout'i-Eastern South Devon —27 1448 0 0 1200 Taff Vale — 2 1702 0 0 1888 Ulster West Cornwall Whitellaven Junction .— 27 201 0 • 207 York, Newcastle, and Berwick — 3 11006 0 0 10821 Yorli 00d, North Midland, fic., - 3 0231 0 0 6001 47 33 43 36 48 38 52 45 52 38 46138 ?NE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. BOULOGNE, Bth Feb.—The Lucinda, Scollay, of Dublin, from Callao for London, was stranded, yesterday . morning, on the coast of Cayeux, near St. Valery; crew saved. The vessel is expected to become a total wreck next tide. FALMOUTH, Bth Feb.—The Dutch brig Thetis, Mepelder, from Liverpool for New York, put in here, to-day, with loss of foremast, maintopmast, &c., in a squall, sth instant, between Cork and Cape Clear. PLYMOUTH, Bth Feb.—The Perla, —, from Liverpool for Havana, put in here, to-day, with loss of sails, water casks, &c. MILFORD, 7th Feb.—The lanthe, Bailey, from Liverpool for Genoa, put in here, to-day, with loss of bowsprit, &c. The Ann Ingate, Madge, from Liverpool, for Trinidad. also put in here, to-day, with loss of boats, bulwarks, sails, &c. OFF THE PORT.—Dauntless— J P Rodger—Elizabeth Wood. MONDAY, FEB. 11.—Wind S.W., to W., blowing fresh , ARRIVED.-Margaret, Jackson, from St. Domingo—Upland, Meger, from New Orleans—Queen of the West, Hallett, from New York—Gazelle, Hicks, St. Michael's—Snowdrop, Hearn, Catania—Wm. Pitt, Neeve, from Camaroons; sailed 7th Dec. BUENOS AYRES, Dec. s.—Agnes, from Liverpool. Thirteen vessels are in sight coming in. MILFORD, Bth Feb.—The Kitty Cordes does not make any water from taking the ground near Point Lynes. She was not assisted off, as reported, having got afloat before the boat from the shore reached her. Selina, hence at Camaroons. Fides, Borland, from Charleston at Havre. Palermo, Baillie, from St. John, N.B. at Queenstown. Supply, Stove, hence for Bahia, at Milford. The J. T. Roger, which arrived here yesterday, sailed from Savannah 14th January, and experienced fine weather until the 9th instant, off the Saltees. _ _ _ _ __ _ _ Douglas, from Westport, for this port, at Douglas, Isle Man. The Prentice, which arrived here on Saturday, sailed from Charleston 12th January. On the 21st ultimo, in lat. 36, long. 35, encountered a hurricane, and lay to for 24 hours; and on the 30th experienced another gale, in lat. 42, long. 39. The Liberty, from Wexford, that was on shore on Burbo yesterday, was abandoned last night, the crew being taken off by the Hoylake life-boat, and landed at the Magazines. The fishing boat Happy Return got her off this morning, and into Toxteth Dock. The fore part of the John P. Whitney has been towed on shore near the entrance of the Toxteth Dock. AftarktrO. LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET. FEB. 8. Sugar.-Holders have shown more disposition to sell : 350 hhds. of B.P. and 4,500 bags of Bengal have been taken by the trade, at a decline of 6d. per cwt. Foreign.-There has been a little more inquiry, but without any change in prices; 150 hhds. Porto Rico have brought from 38s. to 425., and 150 cases middling white Brazil have been taken for export at former rates, besides which, a small cargo of good yellow Havana was sold afloat, for a Mediterranean port, at 235. 6d. per cwt. Molasses.-The sales consist of 100 puns. Cuba at 17s. 3d., and 150 puns. Antigua at 17s, 9d. per cwt. Coffee.-There has been less dulness in the market this week, and an advance of 2s. to 3s. on the recent sales has been obtained. The business, how ever, is not large, being; limited to 10 tees. Jamaica at fiOs. to 955., and 700 bags St. Domingo at 555. 6d, per cwt for sound, and 48s. to 50s. for damaged. A small lot of Brazil Cocoa sold at 365. Der cwt. Nothing done in Ginger, Pimento, or Pepper. Rice. - 403 tees. of Carolina have been sold at 19s. to 20s. 6d.. aid 4,080 hags of Bengal, at Bs. to 9s. 6d. for low broken to middling white, being rather lower. Rum.-The business con sists of 220 pdns. Demerara, 7 per cent. O.P. at Is. 10d., and 35 to 40 per cent. U.P. at 2s. 6d. to 2s. Id. per gallon. Tea.- There has been more doing in the good blackish leaf kinds of Congocs, at previous prices, but the common sorts are still neglected. In Greens no alteration to notice. East India Dry saltery articles are without change. 300 bags Gambier sold at 12s. 9a. to 135., 4,000 bags of Sago Flour, chiefly at 18s. 9d. to 195., and 300 bags of Pearl Sago at 235. 6d. per cwt. At auc tion, 90 cases of East India Borax brought 435. 64. to 495. per cwt. In Saltpetre, about 2,500 bags have been disposed of at 265. 6d. to 275. 6tl. for 5 and 4 per cent. refraction, but only small sales are reported in Nitrate of Soda, at extreme rates. Guano.-This article is firm, but the sales limited. PRESTON CORN MARKET, FEB. 9. We are without any supplies fresh up this week. No ma terial change has occurred in the trade since our last, exccs dulness being the prevailing feature, with a tendency to lower prices. The show of English Wheat at our Corn Exchange to day was smaller than usual, and it met a tolerably free sale at extreme rates. No change as regards the value of or demand for Irish. Household Flour 6d. per pack cheaper. Beans in fair request at full prices. Oats and Oatmeal were each most difficult to sell and rather depressed in value, though not suffi ciently so as to alter our previous currency. VESSELS SPOKEN. Commodore, of this port, from London, for Buenos Ayres, 11th Dec. in lat. 23 S. long. 35 NV—Elizabeth Radcliffe, bound south, 29th Nov.—Nile, hence from Callao, 10th Dec., in lat. 30 N., long. 17 W—Undaunted, hence for Valparaiso, same day—Amelia Hill, hence for Havana, 13th Dec., in lat: 27 N., long. 19 NV—Joan ' from Rotterdam, for Batavia, 6th Dec., in lat. 34 N. long. 16 Jan., W—Albion, hence, 29th in lat. 47, long. 9—lrt, from Whitehaven, 7th Jan., in lat. 10 N.. long. 26 W—Agnes, hence for Bombay, 30th Dec., in lat. 9 N., long. 25 W—William Peile, hence 30th Jan., 60 miles off Scilly— Hereford, hence for Valparaiso, 7th Nov., in lat. 57 S.. long. 73 NV—Alarm, hence, 29th Jan., in lat. 45 N., long. 10 W—Athol, hence 9th Dec., in lat. 15 S., long. 31 NV—Panic, hence for Ba tavia, 19th Dec., in lat. 21 S. long., long. 21 W—Dublin, hence for Calcutta, 30th Jan., in lat. 51, long. 8 W—Redbreast, of this port, outward bound, 30th Jan., in lat. 51, long. 6—Rose bud, of this port, for Naples, four days out, in lat. 46 N., long. 10 W—lrene, hence for St. Michael, 31st Jan., off Cape Clear — Clifton, from London, for Port Philip, 20th Dec., in lat, 21 S., long. 29 W—Callao, hence for Lima, 29th Dec., in lat. 1 S., long. 29 W—Solide, from Gothenberg, for Table Bay, 9th Nov., in lat. 39 N., long. 15—Julius Cwsar, 3rd Feb., 50 miles S.W: of Cork—Peter Marcy, for New Orleans, 4th Feb., 14 miles E. by S. of Tuskar—Racer, hence off Cape de Gatte—Mary Han nah, of this port, fur Africa, in lat. 48, long. 12—Wilson, hence for Maranham, 20th Jan., in lat. 51 N., long. 19 NV—Duke of Wellington, hence for Rio Grande, 31st Jan., in lat. 46, long. 10 W—Franconia, hence for New Orleans, 6th Feb., off the Skerries. LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, FEB. 5. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. ------- J. H. Fulcher and M. B. Evans, Liverpool, sailmakers—J. and W. L. Perrin and C. F. Clements, Liverpool, merchants — A. Norton and J. and J. Higgins, Newton, Lancashire, steel manufacturers. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS C. C. Butterfield, Petersfield, banker. W. Yazdley, Nelson-terrace, Stoke Newington, attorney. C. H. Wetherley, Price's• terrace, Westminster-road, London BANKRUPTS, William mulme, Manchester, tailor. George Rogers, Compstall-bridge, Cheshire, grocer. William and Francis Martin Palmer, Loughborough, hosiers, Thomas Thornton, Newark, smallware dealer. Martha Mundy, Longcot, Berkshire, tailor. Richard Stone, New Oxford-street, London, tallow chandler, Jonathan Lucas, Aldgate, London, licensed victualler. Ezekiel and John Julian, New Buckenham, Norfolk, grocers DIVIDENDS. Feb. 26, T. Martin, Liverpool, merchant—Feb. 23, J. Hard. ey, Manchester, tailor. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. E. Mincher and G. Hale, Liverpool, button-manufacturers — A. Coghill and W. H. Sloan, Liverpool, ship-brokers—W. H. Pearce and P. J. Connellan, Liverpool, general cornmissio agents DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. L. Jones, Liverpool, merchant—second div. of Rd. in the pound, any Monday, at the office of Mr. Bird, Liverpool. H. J. Witchell, Carnarvon, bookseller—first div. of 10d. in the pound, any Monday, at the office of Mr. Bird, Liverpool. J. Jackson, Talwrn, Denbighshire, farmer—first div. of 3s. Hid. in the pound, any Wednesday, at the office of Mr. Mor gan, Liverpool. J. Geale, New Burlington-mews, London, job-master. T. Turner, Northampton, boot-manufacturer. D. Lees, Wednesbury, Staffordshire, coach-step-manufac turer. P. Chaloner, Clirow, Radnorshire, innkeeper. B. Yeates, Monmouth, draper. G. Fox, Charlestown, Derbyshire, paper-manufacturer. W. Oakes, Oldham, clockmaker. BANKRUPTS Edward Wolsey, Wereham, Norfolk, corn-merchant. Henry Charles Cawstou, Upper Dorset-place, Clapham-road, London; grocer. Thomas Cooper, senior, Wolverhampton, locksmith. Arthur Ford, Stoketieming, Devonshire, miller. DIVIDENDS March 4, H. Brower, Manchester, fancy-box manufacturer — March 2, J. Birley, Doncaster, grocer. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. - March 2, W. L. Bickley, Sheffield, innkeeper—March 8, C. D. Makepeace and R. Strong, Birmingham, screw-manufac turers. Feb. 6, W. Lawton, Liverpool, auctioneer (second class) — Feb. 7, G. Chapman, Liverpool, victualler (first class.) MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. Feb. Hour. 12, William Beamer (proof and div.) District Court, 11 12, Charles Davies (proof and div.) Ditto, 11 13, Maurice Jones (Ist) Ditto, 11 15, John Miller (proof and div.) Ditto, 11 15. John Deakin (proof and div.) Ditto, 11 15, John Julian Jackson (proof and div.) Ditto, 11 15, Samuel Glenny (Ist) 18, Richard Hutton (audit) Ditto, 11 18, Maurice Powell (audit) Ditto, 11 18, Henry Barton, jun. (audit) Ditto, 11 18, Stephen Vertue (audit) Ditto, 11 18, John Macaire and Co. (audit) Ditto, 11 is, Charles Wilson (special) Clarendon Rooms, 1 19, George Olney (2nd) District Court, 11 21, William Slater (proot and div.) Ditto, 11 21, Maria Morgan (proof and div.) Ditto, 11 22, John Askew (proof and div.) 22, John Taricton (proof and div.) 2mnimmtk ..e!MTEP2MMEIIII'M!SEI )FFICE, FEB. 9, LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. FEB. 8 There was so little difference between the prices of the 25th ultimo and the Ist instant that the quotations were unaltered, but on the arrival of the Canada steamer on Monday, a brisk speculative demand arose, and sales were made early iu the morning at id. per lb. advance upon the current qualities of American and Brazil. As this advance produced an abundant supply, the courage of buyers gave way, and at the close of the day one-half of the advantage gained by holders had been lost. Since that time the ff ark et has relapsed into quietude, and the quotations of Friday last are barely maintained. Spe culators have taken 14,250 American, 400 Pernambuco, 250 Bahia, 300 Egyptian and 2,200 Surat, and Exporters 1,400 Ame rican, 300 Pernam and 30 Surat. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, For the week ending February 8, 1849 Prices paid Imports lin the week.lThisWklThis Yr SALES OF THE WEEK. 420 Sea Island l32de 19 d 50 Stained 67000 Br io e b d ae Georgia 6 i ..7i r 1 Alabama and Tennessee 6A .. 61 10955 71634 9200 New Orleans 64 .. gi 3200 f Pernambuco & Paraiba 62 .. 7i 1 1 Aracati and Ceara 1300 Bahia and Maceio " 2 1000 j Maranham 6 - 7* } 30341 7661 1 Sawginned 6i .. si .... Minas 580 12415 .... Para • Demerara,Surinam, 1600 Egyptian • Barbadoes .... Peruvian .... Bahama • Laguayra .... Common West I 50 Carthagena .... Smyrna .... Manilla li 4287 4500 Surat . .... Madras .... Bengal. 51 11 4336! 12664 46320 bales LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. FEB. 5. At our market to-day the Wheat trade was very languid, with little variation in prices from those of Friday. Flour of all kinds was likewise dull, and the turn cheaper. Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease ruled much the same as on Friday, being very little noticed at the rates of that day. Oats and Oatmeal being taken very sparingly to-day, the former barely sustained late prices, and the latter declined fully 3d. per load In Indian Corn there wl quotations are reduced a 'as not much business done, and our bout 6d. per qr. Wheat, 11. 70Ib. English, red .... Old Ditto, white Irish, red Ditto, white Rye, English, 7d) qr Barley, English, ap qr Scotch & Irish, 601 b Malt, English, 4:0 qr. pale Irish Oats, per 45/b. English & Scotch, old Welsh Irish, fine sorts general do. Beans, English, 9.er qr Scotch & Irish,l9lBolb Pease, English, white Do. & Irish .. maple Flour,per 280 lb English & Irish, 2nds Ditto, superfine Oatmeal, Id. of UM. Irish, 1848 Canadian Bran. wo 24th s. d. s. d. 59@ 6 0 61— 6 4 4 8 5 6 5 9 6 0 BRITISH s. d. s. d 6 0 @ 6 4 INew 6 4 6 10 do. 5 0 5 4 do. 5 4 5 10 do. Irsh6olbl 25 0 -27 0 2 9 - 3 1 I - - 50 0 -54 0 40 0 -46 0 2 8 2 10 New 2 4 2 5 do. 2 6 2 - 2 4 32 0 —35 27 0 —2B 29 0 —3O L 7 -do. .... I 24- 26d0. 2 2 O do. O do. O blue grey 25 0 -27 0 28 0 -30 0 26 0 —27 0 fine . 29 0 —3l 0 extra 128 0 -29 0 132 0 -34 0 21 0 —2l 6 old .... 'lO 6 —2l 0 —— d 0..... 20 6 —2l 0 —— olo— 1 0 Wheat, T , 701 b. Canadian red United States do Danzig, mixed and do L Baltic & Hmburg do Riga and Petersbg. do Odessa, common do Frencli,Spanish,grc.do Bannat & Marianopoli Mediter., &c. hard.do Rye, 14 , qr., Baltic, &c. Barley, 9p. 601 b, Grinding Oats, 19 , 451 b. Beansopqr. European.. 7e , 4801 b. Egyptian.... Pease, qr., Baltic, &c., white.... Flour, as barrel, Canadian sweet U.S. West. Canal.. do Philad. & Bltimore.do Do. &Canadian.. sour Indian Corn, /9 , 4601 b. American white European do Do. Meal, TA , brl. 1961 b s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 5 8 6 0 white 6 3-6 6 6 0— 6 4 do 6 6 6 10 6 0— 6 4 highmix 7 0— 7 3 6 0 6 6 white 6 3 6 9 5 3 5 6 Arehngl 4 10 5 1 5 0— 5 2 Polish 5 5 5 7 5 9 5 11 white 6 0 6 3 5 5 5 7 Egypt'n 4 0— 4 2 4 3 4 6 20 0 —22 0 2 10 3 2 Malting' 0 0-0 0 2 6 2 8 Russian 2 3-2 4 28 0 —32 0 :2 6 —23 0 48 0 I Cana& PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST- Destination S'HAMPTON STATION Lisbon Madeira Ntalta &lonian Islands Greece_ and Egypt.... 20th '1 of every month. rndia,CeylonXCluna. ;1) Brit. Col .inW.lnd. (except Honduras & Bertnnda,) For. Col. in W. Indies, except Havana, Venezuela, and Madeira Mexico k Havana ;3) Bermuda, St. Juan de Nicaragua, and New Grenada FALMOUTH STATION Madeira, Brazil, and 1 Buenos Ayres LIVERPOOL STATION' Brit. N. America, Ber muda. and U. States Mails desp'dlast Packet'Next Pack fromLondoni sailed. I due. 7th, 17th, Iheria and 27th efi every month! Next Mail Feb. 7;dtte Feb. 16 Indus I Next Mail ; Jan. 20;due Feb, 28 2nd and I 7tlCray, of every Feb. 2 month. Next Mail ue Feb. 22 '2nd of every Trent Next Mail month only. Feb. ),Itv", Feb. 22 17th ofevery Tay month only. Jan. 18;due March 7 Evng. of 4th!llMPenguinlii M Peterel 'every month Jan. 6 Feb. 24 Every Fri- America .. Niagara.... , day. I Feb. 9 Feb. 20 26 0 -. 22 0 —24 01 0 0 0 22 0 —23 0 Ohio 23 6 —24 9 N.Orins 0 0— 0 0 18 0 —2O 0 , 0 0 0 0 25 0 —3B 0 !yellow . 28 G —29 0 0 0— 0 0 ,do. .... 29 0 —29 6 13 6-14 0 .... 0 0— 0 0 CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 8 Under the present feeling in most of the leading markets of the United Kingdom, and the difficulty of viewing the trade prospectively, nothing seems to excite animation in any of its departments, while the supplies of home produce in most lo- calities exceed the demand. Should these diminish, however, (luring seed-time, it may possibly create more firmness in the trade, although in the face of anticipated importations from abroad, any considerable advance in prices appears rather im probable ; which, giving a check to any lively sensations here, we have to note a very limited sale of every article between the close of Tuesday and to-day, and rather easier rates generally. During several days past, high gales of wind, with some rain, have prevailed here, extending over many parts of this coun try and Ireland, but having subsided, the weather is again more temperate, and spring husbandry in this direction begin ning to progress favourably. Owing lately to the late tempes tuous weather, we have very few arrivals to report either coast wise or from Ireland, and have not a single cargo of foreign Wheat in since Monday last. whilst the supplies of other pro duce from abroad, so far during the week, are very unim portant. At our market this morning, the transactions in Wheat were confined almost exclusively to the demand from a few country millers, who took several parcels of the best descriptions of the red foreign at the full rates of Tuesday; and although our home buyers remained very inactive, all kinds of this Grain ap peared to be held with rather increased confidence at late prices. States, Canadian, and prime qualities of sack Flour, attracted a moderate share of attention, and upon a rather im proved feeling, steadily supported our last currency. Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease, continued to meet a slow limited in quiry, barely maintained our last quotations. Oats and Oat meal, in the absence of country dealers, were very difficult of sale this morning, the former remaining nominally unaltered in value, and the latter receding 3d. per load. Indian Corn. with few samples offering, and importers not generally disposed to sell, the operations to-day were only moderate in amount, and except in a few slight cases, prices remained unvaried. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET.—YESTERDAY. Our supply of Cattle and sheep is again smaller, but of good average quality; the attendance of buyers was numerous, and a good clearance was effected at a small advance on our last quotations Prime first-class Heifers Second-class Heifers Prime first-class Oxen .. Old Cows and half-fed Oxen Prime Wethers Second quality Wethers Old Scotch and Irish Ewes FINKING THE OFFAL, 54d. to Od. per lb. 43-d. „ sd. „ 4 d. „ sd. „ " 43d. " 6d. " 64d. " sd. " 50. " 43d. , sd. " LTURAL PRODUCE , FEB. 9. LIVERPOOL AG RIC MA.RKE' x. d. s. d. Hay, old, 20th 0 7@ 0 9 Potatoes, * 90/b. New Clover Ditto, Green Mangelwurzel .. 13 6 0 0 Cups Straw, Wheat .. 0 3 0 4 Turnips, * ton .12 0 14 Oat 0 3 0 3 Carrots 22 0— 23 Barley ...... 0 2 0 *Manure 4 0— II PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, FEB. 9. s. d. s. d. i s. d. I. d. Beef IP• lb 0 4 1 to' o 7 'Grapes For." , lb 0 6to 0 9 Mutton 0 4i— 0 7 Pines, For. each. 0 0— 0 0 Veal 0 5 0 7 Do. Eng. qp , lb. 5 6 0 I fore- 8 o—o 6 ,Fowls, vp couple. 3 0 3 6 Lamb { hind . qr . qr.. 7 0 — l 9 0 Duck s' Fresh Pork .... 0 5 0 6tl Geese 3 0— 6 0 Hams 0 0— 0 0 ;Pigeons 1 6 0 0 Salmon 0 0— 0 0 , Grouse.. lobrace 0 0— 0 0 Soles Cod Fish Turbot For. Melons each 0 0— 0 0 ;Hares each 2 6 3 0 Filberts Plovers Fresh Butter .. 1 0— 1 2 i Rabbits. qp. cple 1 10 3 0 Salt Ditto • 7 0 10 !Plovers Ealr,s qt. 120 7 0— 0 0 ;Wild Ducks .... 4 0— 0 0 Potatoes, qa , Peck 010 1 1 'Woodcocks .... 0 0— 0 0 Cucumbers, each 0 0— 0 0 Larks .... v doz. 0 9 0 0 I I CATTLE SLAUGHTERED IN LIVERPOOL, L I. FOR THE WEER ENDING FEB. 8. 679 I Sheep and Lambs 164 Pigs Beasts Calves TIDE TABLE. MORN. lEVENG.I FIGHT. I HOLTDATS, ZTC. ....... Feb h. m. h. m. Tuesday....l2l 11 33 11 49 Wednesday .13 - 0 6 Thursday ..14 022 038 Friday ....I5 034 1 11 Saturday ..16 129 146 Sunday ....17 2 4 223 Monday....ls 2 3 6 ,Shrove Tuesday. Eh Wednesday. ft. in 16 4 16 10 17 1 17 4 17 1 16 4 15 7 I Itst Sunday in Lent. 25 0 Markets. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 9. No material change has occurred in the state of the Flour trade during . the present week, only a moderate amount of business having transpired, owing to the unwillingness gener ally manifested by the dealers and bakers to increase their stocks beyond their requirements for present consumption, and previous prices have consequently been with difhculty maintained. Oatmeal was in steady but not extensive request, without alteration in value. We have again to notice fair sup plies of Oats, Oatmeal, and Flour from Ireland into Liverpool and Runcorn, but only moderate quantities of other articles thence; whil st from abroad (notwithstanding the unfavourable state of the weather) liberal arrivals of Flour are reported, with a few cargoes of Wheat and Beans, and about 7000 quarters of Indian Corn. At our market this morning a somewhat better feeling was apparent, and in the value of Wheat no change can be noted. Flour was held more firmly than of late, and our quotations, which have for some time past been almost nominal, may now be considered as representing the current obtainable rates. Oats were the turn cheaper; but Oatmeal supported the currency of this day se'nnight. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. FEB. 8. We have good supplies of most articles. The trade in Wheat assumes a firmer tone to-day, and though the business is only limited, very full prices are obtained. Barley may be noted is. per qr. cheaper, and common sorts neglected. Oats and Shel ling are without alteration in value. Beans Is. per qr. lower. LEEDS CORN MARKET, FEB. 5 We have a very - large arrival of Wheat and Barley, and the price of Grain in London yesterday being lower, we have had a very dull market this morning, and both Wheat and Barley are fully Is. per qr. lower than last Tuesday. Beans are also more plentiful than of late, and they are is. per qr. lower. Oats without variation. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, FEB. 7 During the present week the wheat which has changed hands realised previous rates ;some fine Polish Odessa sold at ss. Id. per 62 lb. Scarcely a sale reported in any description of bar ley. Fine oats find buyers in limited quantities, and secondary sorts are held for quite as much money. Some small lots of white grinding peas sold at II s. per 196 lb. Beans offering at a further reduction, without finding buyers. At this day's mar ket there was a less supply of wheat from the farmers, and lower prices were not submitted to for any description ' • but the trade ruled dull. Barley unaltered in value, with little doing. Only retail sales of oats were effected. On beans, the turn was in favour of the buyer, and we had very little inquiry 7980 I for peas. WISBECII CORN MARKET. FEB. 9. At our market to-day there has been a better feeling in the trade generally. All fair runs of Wheat are Is. dearer; other sorts make freely last week's rates. Beans and Oats dearer. Best Red Wheat s.. 621bs. to 631bs. perbnsh..36s. to 37s..extra 385. Secondary Wheats.6olbs. „ 611bs. „ 325. „ 34s..extra 365. Best White Wheat..62lbs. „ 631bs. „ 395. „ 40s..extra 445 Sec. White Wheat..6olbs. „ Vbs. „ 355. „ 37s..extra 38s. 65Ibs. „ 66ilbs. list. „ 12st. . 24s..extra 265. 7ad .extra 8d MARRIED. On the 25th October, at St. Mary's Church, Poonah, East Indies, by the Rev. G. L. Fenton, RALPH FLETCHER, eldest son of H. CUMMING, Esq., of Tranmere terrace, Birken head, to ISABEL. youngest daughter of WILSON, Esq., of Poonah. On the 31st December, at Christ Church, Cawnpore, East Indies, CLINTON BADDELEY, Esq., of the 47th Regiment Bengal Native Infantry, son of the late Major-General Bad deley, C. 8., to I.LIZA HARRIET; also, the Rev. LEOPOLD POYNDEIt, M.A., chaplain of Cawnpore, to LOUISA, daugh ters of Colonel WM. PATTLE, C.B. and A.D.C. to the Queen and Brigadier-Commanding at Barrackpore, Bengal. , On the Bth ultimo, at Montreal, R. J. PILKINGTON, Esq., royal military draughtsman, son of the late Major-General Pilkington, Royal Engineers, to JANE, eldest daughter of J. SHAW, Esq. On the 21st ultimo, at St. Peter's Church, Mr. JOSEPH HOLT to MARY, daughter of the late Mr. WM. CLOSE, bookbinder. On the 29th ultimo, at Kimbolton Castle, Lord OSSULTON, son of the Earl of Tankerville, to the Lady OLIVA MONTA GUE, only daughter of his Grace the Duke of Manchester. On the 31st ultimo, at Trinity Church, Chester, Mr. JAMES COE, of Manchester, to MARY ANN, third daughter of the late Mr. S. UPTON, of Sealand, near Chester. Same day, at Rochdale, bank, Rochdale, to JAN! Esq., Heybrook, Lancash )WICK, Esq., Willow- JAMES SCHOFIELD, rch, Walford, ALFRED to EAIMA, daughter of On the 2d instant, a HAWDEN FELL, Es , J. FARLEY, Esq., of the former place. On the Sd instant, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. ROBERT MEACOCK to Miss ELIZABETH CROOK. Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. RD. WHITTECG HAM to Miss MARY APCULLOCH. Same day, at St. Al CHARLES RIDGEWA RD. HATTON, of Warrir NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET, FEBRUARY 9. There was a large show of Wheat again this morning from the growers, the best samples of which were selected early, at fully last Saturday's rates, whilst secondary kinds met a slow sale, although not cheaper. The arrivals coastwise are large but a great deal having been disposed of during the week_ t' show of samples to-day was by no means large. Wheat with rather more firmness than of DrOvement whatever in prices could be realized. From abroad no arrivals, and the value of granaried parcels remained unaltered, with only a re tail demand.—Malting Barley rules exceedingly dull, and prices still tend downwards: grinding Is. per qr. lower.—Oats in large supply from the farmers, for which there was only a slow trade, at the currency of this day se'nnight-401b, to 411 b. new Scotch, 15s. 6d. to 16s. 6d. per qr.—ln Peas or Beans scarcely anything passing.—Tho supply of Flour far exceeds the demand, and sales proceed very slowly at the quotations. Wheat—Northumberland, white, new per qr. .. 40s. to 435. Do. Do. red, do. 34s. to 38s. Flour—Norfolk household, per sack 278. to 28s. DUBLIN CORN MARKET. FEB. 8 We bad again an extremely dull market to day for every description of grain. We repeat our quotation for Tuesday 6d. lower. For the latter there was scarcely any inquiry. White Wheat.. 20s Od to 23s Od I Oatmeal 10s 6d to lls 6d Red ditt0...... 19s Od to 21s Od I Second Flour 12s 6d to 16s Od Barley 10s 6d to 12s 6d I Indian Corn, 4. Oats, old Bs 6d to lOs Od I 180 lbs 26s Od to 29s Od CORK CORN MARKET. FEB. 9 The Flourt;a7lZei continues in the very spiritless state last noted, and sales are of the most retail character. Prime Fo reign Wheats meet buyers at the late reductions,'ind holders exhibit more firmness. Indian Corn has small consumption, with a downward tendency. In the Grain market Wheat re ceded Is. per barrel and Oats 4d. No change in Barley. BELFAST CORN MARKET, FEB. 8. The weather since our last has been very unfavourable, and E.ld labour is backward. Although the supplies from farmers continue to fall off, and every week showi an increased deft ciency in receipts at market of Oats, Oatmeal, and Barley, yet the trade in home produce continnes very lifeless, and prices are rather easier for every article._ Wheat quite dull, and doing. Oats in small demand, at late rates. Oatmeal dull, and 2d. lower. Indian Corn has lost 2s. Gd. per ton in the week, and nothing doing. At this day's market supplies were very short, and evidence of an improvement in the demand visible. Quotations much as last week, except Indian Corn, which we quote—white .e 7 12s. 6d.; yellow, -t7 to £7 2s. Gd. RJ.SON to Miss MAY RAVERS: Same day, at St. 'Geol. SHAEL, professor of t Same day, at the THOMPSON, butcl Blackburn. On the sth instant, at De the ship Symmetry, to FRI ter of the late Captain JOI Same day, at St. George's Churel W. Ewbank, Mr. JAMES BIRCH ANN HALLERTON, of Everton. Same day, at St. Catherine's Chi WA., ROBERT FISHER, Esq., this port, to MARY ANN JACKS' WM. HEWITT, R.N., late of Ply] Same day, at St. Paul's Church, actors held I TIN, Esq., to CHRISTENA, eld .ensington h, Everton, by t ge's Church, Everton, Mr. EDWARD sic 4. to Miss SARAH WOODS, daugh- Blackburn, Mr. CHAS, CARTLAND, both o Captain RICHARDSON, of JEMIMA, second daugh- NSMORE. •mer, - Sephton, to Miss •ch, by the Rev. J. North, f her Majesty's Customs at )N, eldest daughter of Mr Seacombe, EDWD. MAR at daughter of FRANCIS pel, Scotiand-road, by the ), to ELIZABETH, only the Baptist's Church, Mr. JOHN C WILSON, both of Toxteth-park. — lptist's Church, Toxteth-park, ;s ANN FLINN t( Wisbeach,'Mr. F. F. of Mr. J. Trevor, of aughter of Mr. JOHN J. SIMON, of Market DUN'IsT, ILEY, o Plumbley he Rev. S. H. GAIS re, to MARGARET SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, FED. e had only a moderate show of stock, but the quality good for the season. Good Reef and Mutton supported last week's rates, and all stock of fair and good qualities found buyers before the market closed. WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET. FEB. 6. We had an excellent supply of fat stock at our market tc to ss. 9d. per st. of 141 b. ; MuttOn, from 4id. to old. per It There was also a good show of lean stock and Pigs, and at close of the market nearly all was disposed of. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET FEB. 7 We had rather a short supply to-day, and a better deman for goad meat, either beef or mutton--the prices for beef, i sink, being 38s. to 465. per cwt. for ordinary, and 465. to 48 for prime heifers. Prime mutton also may be quoted 0. pe lb. higher, viz., ordinary kinds, 40. to lid. ; prime, sid. t . . 6d.: r i' , eal,6id. , to 7d. per lb., in house lambs, 235. each, with a good number for sale. Young cattle rearing calves to year and two year olds, were in request for gr varying in prices according to quality, but bringing fair The pig market very considerable, with well finished kti Is. per cwt. less than last market day, viz., 30s. to 345. no the English markets. STATE OF TRAM MANCHESTER.—Throughout the present week this has been dull and inactive in all departments. The has been small, as respects both goods and yavns for e: well as for the home trade. Prices have continued at the whole, but as the week has progressed, a greater d irregularity has been perceptible, those parties IN hos are expiring, being disposed to accept easier rat prices they have hitherto demanded ; this will not amount to an actual reduction in the price previously ( so much as that previously asked. In yarn the den India is very languid; whilst the German houses only sparingly, the Greek houses seem disposed to wait, an manufacturers, they have not been so shy for a long y Cloth is in a very similar position; the inquiry has been more limited for the last ten days, but this week in a more marked manner than previously. ROCIIDALE.—The demand for flannels has been rathe limited this week than last ; but kerseys and coarse goo( met with a ready sale at former prices. In the wool 11 there is little change; prices are firm, and the manufa continue to buy for immediate use only. MACCLLSFIELD.—The activity of trade continues here, so far as production is concerned, all departments being fully occupied to a considerable extent with orders ; but the conti nued rise in prices of silk paralyses, for the moment, the throwster and manufacturer, who are unable to realise a con responding advance on thrown silks and goods. LEEDS.—The woollen trade of this town and district con. tinues active. A large number of the manufacturers working to order, the business in the Cloth Halls is comparatively meagre. There is no change in prices noticeable. BRADFORD.—WOO/S: There is no material alteration during the week. The quantity Coming to market is ranch decreased and the wool now in the hands of the growers is held foi prices that will not realise a profit here.—Yarns: The supply i! still fully met by consumers. and prices firm.—Pieces: Then is no alteration in the market worthy of note. The tidings brought by the steamer which arrived from America on Mon day are very satisfactory, both as regards the demand and the prices, goods were commanding, and a large spring trade Is expected. HALIFAX.—There was rather less activity in our Piece Hall On Saturday than there has been of late, and the demand for worsted goods is somewhat slacker, except for lastings, which are extremely scarce; the low rates which have ruled for that description of goods for some time past, and the difficulty of procuring lasting warps, even at a considerable advance, hav ing greatly diminished the production. The quotations for yarn continue firm, and the spinners are fully employed, but they seem disposed to sell a little more freely. The sales of wool are not extensive, and prices remain as they were. HUDDERSFIELD.—Business continues good, both in the Cloth Hall and warehouses. There is a better demand for finer woollens, adapted for the home trade. Wools are firm and the stocks low. LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL, FEB. 10. Direct. i Indirect , Direct , Indirect On the 2nd inst Z, in Bridge-street, Woodside, the wife o Captain JOSEPH BELL, of the ship Eleanor Dixon, of a son. On the 3rd instant, at St. Cathe r i ne ' s , Dumfries, the wife of J. LINDSAY SCOTT, of a son. Same day, Mrs. HENEY DICKINSON, of Edge-lane, of a son. Same day, at Fairfield, Kensington, 11Irs. W. G. ASPINALL, of a daughter. Same dap, at Glenduff, near Ramsey, Isle of Man, the wife of JOHN M. GILCHRIST, Esq., of a daughter. Same day, at Egremont, the wife of ROBERT NORRIS JONES, Esq., of a daughter. On the 3rd instant, Mrs. TH son )51AS BROWN BROWN, of a -- gtme day, in Low-hill, the wife of COOPER EWBANK, of a still-born son. _ On the 4th instant, in Abercromby-square, Mrs. G. C. AR BUTHNOT, of a son. Same day, in Bedford-square, London, the mite of the Rev. THOMA S NOLAN, of a daughter. On the sth instant, in Coates-crescent, Edinburgh, the lady of Sir GRAHAM MONTGOMERY, Bart., of Stanhope, of a son. On the 6th instant, the wife of Mr. JOSEPH SHARPLES, of the firm of Sharpies and Wallace, painters, paper-hangers, &c., Copperas-hill, of twin Same day, at Fairfield, Lt HAYES, Esn., of a son. On the 10th instant, the lady of J. T. VAI Hamilton-square, Birkenhead, of •i - ,the wife of THOS. TRAVERS LE, Esq., surgeon, et Chapel. i ffy the Rev. J. Er. ALEXANDER THOI4I - the late Mr. RICHARD fir. GEORGE JENKIN, cond daughter of the late On the 7th instant, - at St. Mary's Church, Edge-hill, by the Rev. J. H. Jones, JOHN ROSE, Esq., of West Derby, to JANE SANDERS, eldest daughter of the late Ell. WILKIN.. SON, Esq., solicitor. Same day, at Wallasey Church, by the Rev. H. Smyth Cum ming, JOHN I3ATESON, Esq., of this town, to MARGARET, daughter of the late NICHOLAS MAINE, Esq., of Ballymena. Same day, at the Roman Catholic Chapel, Great Crosby, Mr. JAMES JUMP DAVIES, of Great Crosby, to ANN, daughter of Mr. EDWARD HOLME. of Litherland. Same day, at Bishonwearmouth. ROBERT PITTMAN. Esa.. of Cheetliditlill, Mduchester, - 1 J. CROPTON, Esq., of Sunder: to'MARY BRACK, daughter Of Same day, at St 3, by the Rev. D. D. Stewart, BROWNBILL, to Miss CHARLES same day, at t Sampson, 'Mr. JAS. TURNER 'HALL,'of Northwich, to SARAH, second daughter of the late Mr. A. HOLIHEAD, of Prescot. ver-square, London, ROBT. q., of Blake-hall, Essex, to of the Lord Bishop of ROCHES MURRA.Y. Sarnt day, at St. Gc C. CURE, son of Ca SARAH MARIA, c TER and Lady SA On the 9th Instant, at St. M to Miss MARY WILLIAMS. On the 10th instant, at St. LEE to Miss JANE ABEL. Church, Mr.JOHN JONES it's Church, Mr. THOMAS Yesterday, at St. Mark Pollock, Mr. J. H. LAN( Same day and p THERINE BARR h. by license, by the Rev. W, ;s ELIZABETH DOD TRACEY to Miss CA, Liss A. JONES, of this town DIED On the 28th September, 1 JAMES, second son of the lat town. Sydney, New South Wales, r. WM. PARKINSON, of this On the 24th October, at sea, DAVID ()WENS, a native of I of the Sandwich Islands. On the 20th November, at GI )ard the Veloz, aged 46, for many years a resident Lod Cairo, Egypt after a short severe illness, aged 20 Captain M`Lean, of thi ~ of Grand Cain] 23d November, wn, and stepbrother to Stephen San Francisco, aged 24, JOHN RGE ASPINALL, chemist, St. ‘IL, third sen of Mr. ,es.street. on the homeward voyag efrom Bahia, EDWARD IiUSON 20th ultimo, I • of Duke-street. 2lst ultimo, at I STY, wife of Captain CHARLES ly ERSKINE, relict of Sir Mile, of Dryburg 27th ultimo, at ;:hgilphead, aged 82, Mrs. K. it 28 years postmistress of Loch -9 to that oflice on the demise of ie 25 years preceding. On the 29th ultimo, after a long and protracted illness, borne ith exemplary resignation, aged n 3, Mrs. BENNETT, rntict the late Mr. J. W. Bennett, chemist and druggist, i_dt, , , near Manchest( and a 1 Same day, aged 37, Ir. R. DUGDALE, flour-dealer, St, Heleng. On the 31st ultimo, in St in of Mr. W. P. GUNN) James'-street, WM. LOCKYER: )N, draper, aged 2 years and 7 a day, in Lond LTHEW, muc ITHUR, son of the late T, On the Ist instant, at Cheltenham, aged 81, Mrs. E. B. LAMB wife of Mr. W. Lamb, of Hallow, near Worcester. Same pay, ar Bognor, in his 89th year, Sir W. J. STRUTR. Same day, at Cross-bank, near Kendal, in his 84th year, THOMAS GANDN Same day, aged 8 ARGARET, wife of T. H. BOORMAN, Esq., of Brixton-rise Surrey. Same day, aged 32, MARGARET, eldest daughte. of Mr. WM. CONNOIt, of Upper Pitt-street. On the 2d instant, at Clifton, aged 88, LOUISA ANNA MARIA, relict of the late T. GRAZEBROOK, Esq., formerly of Dudb rid ge, Gloucestershire. Same day, in St. Anne-street, aged 5 years and 7 months, MARY ANN ELIZABETH, second daughter of Cant.R. OGG. On the 3d instant, in Vincent-square, London, aged 86, JNO. MORRIS, Esq. Same day, in Holland-street, aged 65, ELIZABETH, wife of JOHN BLAND. _ Same day, at Dover, ANNA, widow of Lieut.-General Sir JAS. LYON, K.C.B. G.C.H , Sze. Same day, at Edinburgh, Lady BREWSTER, wife of Sir D. Brewster, and daughter of the late Dr. James Macpherson, of Belleville. Same day, aged 17 months, JOHN, son of the late Mr. EVAN MORRIS, and grandson of Mr. John Woodburn, hat manufac turer, Vauxhall-road. On the 4th instant, in Canning-street, ELIZA, relict of CHARLES TOTHILL, Esq. . _ _ - . Same day, in Duncan-street, after a severe and protracted illness, MARINA, relict of the late JAMES HAZLEWOOD, Solicitor, Soham, Cambridgeshire. Same day, aged 25, ELIZABETH, daughter of Mr. DANIEL NOBLE, of Litherland. Same day, aged 74, MARY, widow of the late Mr. HENRY CULLINGWORTH, printer and publisher, of Manchester. _ . On the sth instant; in Catherine-street; G. HENDERSON, Esq. - _ _ . . _ _ . Same day, aged 16 months, CHARLES, infant son of Mr. ALEX. RENNIE, engineer. Same day, at Birkenhead, aged 55, Mrs. BATTERSBY, wife of Richard Batteraby, Esq., of Carrickfergus. Same day, at Laurel-house, Hindley, near Wigan, aged 68, JAMES ECKERSLEY, Esq., a magistrate of the borough of Wigan, and one of the first and most extensive cotton-spinners of the town and neighbourhood. The deceased was distin guished for his integrity and uprightness, and his memory will long be held in cherished remembrance. Same day, aged 42, BETSEY, eldest daughter of the late Mr. William Swain, Dutton, Cheshire. Same day. at Anglesey, near Gosport, CATHERINE MARIA BOWES, widow of the late Major-General Bowes, who was killed at the storming of Salamanca, and daughter of the late SMITH, e Sir John Johnson, Bart. On the 6th instant, in Bittern-street, after a short nines!, aged 79, Mr. THOMAS BAKER, formerly Excise-officer i s this town. Same day, aged 6 years and B,mon_thiTs, son of Mr. ROBERT BURNING NU WILLIAMALot Hotel, Regent-road. Same day, at the house of his son-in-law, Mr. T. Prescott, of the Bay Horse Inn, Soliostreet, aged 72, Mr. RICHARD BURG' Same day, suddenly, of disease of the heart, aged 38, HENRY MILLER BARCLAY, Esq., of Hemmingford-terrace, Park: field, Birkenhead. instant, manysta ut , yearsat l k r e b s o t o w k i ch e e, aged 94, Mr. JOSEPH per to 111essrs. Hardy and Unthank, of Manch e ster , and formerly cashier to Sir Richard Arkwright, of Crornford, Derbyshi re . FLOEnTCtie f H i On the Bth instant, aged 70, Mr. JOHN FAULDER, Moon street. day, at Formby, aged 25, ISABELLA, the wife of Mr. R. GORE BALSHAW, of Altcar, and daughter of Mr, Gilbert Tyrer, of Formby. Same day, ALICE, relict of the late GEORGE GASKET . ..I., Esq., formerly o f O x Mouse, Upholland, and last surviving daughter of the late Thomas Baitson, Esq., of Wavertrec. On the 9th instant, aged / m o n ths, HENRY, youngest SOU of Mr, WILLIAM mai l Paradise-street. n's Catholic Chapel, Warrington, Mr. - RAH, daughter of the late Mr. Australia Bahia Barbadoes Honduras Bombay B. Ayres Bermuda Calcutta C. G. Hope. Chagres Charleston . China Demerara Havana Hayti 11auritius Mazatlan Mexico, (city) Mobile Monte Video New Orleans New York Panama Nov. 27 Jan. 17 Dec. 1 Dec. 25 Dec. 11 Jan. 24 Dec. 1 Jan.. 21 Pernambuco. Rio Janeiro.. San Francisco Savannah .. St. Helena .. St. Thomas.. Trinidad.... Valparaiso .. Venezuela .. Vera Cruz .. Dec. 17 Jan. 22 Nov. 36, 1 Jan. 4 11) Jan. 18 Dec. 2 , 8 Nov. 30 Dec. 8 Jan. 7 JathaiCii.... Lima _ Dec. 1 Maranham 'Jan. 41 tirtlA alarriages, anb Itati)o. BIRTHS. On the 29th November, at Portland, Cape Town, the Hon Mrs. HENRY BARRINGTON, of a son. On the 15th ultimo, at Fredericton, New Brunswick, the lady of Lieut.-Col. BROWN, of the Royal Regiment, of a son. On the 29th ultimo, i n Claremont-grove, Kirkdale, Mrs. H. BROUGH, of a son. On the 31st ultimo. in London, the Countess of AWL GRAVE, of a daughter. On the Ist instant, at Brook-house, Chester, the wifc of JOHN HAMILTON junior, Esq., of a daughter. Same day, at Claughton, Mrs. W. G. LEETE, of a daughte r. Same day, at Brighton, the wife of the My. HENRY J. VERNON, of a son. Dec. 271 nthony's Same day, at St Rev. R. Shepher sister to the above rev Same day, at St. John MORELAND, to Miss AN Same day, at St. John Mr. WM. DONALDSON. to 5 Same day, at Upper Hill- st TREVOR, of Norwich, you Walsoken, to HARRIET, y, CRIPPS, of Wisbeach. Same dap, at St. Bride Same day, at the ( of Huline, to Mil Cheshire. On the 6th instant, at Pi FORD, MA , of Bramha Same dav, at Great Ho Tunstall, WALTER, eldes SON, to ELIZABETH, d BURROWS, of Kirkdale. Same day, at Whitchur, , architect and surveyor, to MARY, i Mr. THOMAS JONES. ,- 1 4.- t BO' I blisb e ! In. 16'. I