The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-02-17 00:00:00

N I RELAND. l A , i. ea ao;tl*--Tl7----.--,e St. Jarlath s Archbishop of Tuam "!liido,"" Pastoral, which is levelled at national fle e '''' other educational establishments not under e eli e t iltt el of th e pr i ests of his church. 'llig tr o p e r record s th e extraordinary circumstance llk s , l ban, residi ng near Passage West, having on els i all' a i i iv en birth t o f our c hi ldren, two boys and I mitt s ' Whom were doing well, and likely to live. ' Naltirr and recent suspension of Natal apd Co. has been followed by numerops t ) , w;„lroai losses in connexion with colonial t ess re " the exception of one case, however, the tap sr 'mall. b li ttli kle h.• sT ARE.—The wife of a respectable grocer, %it? vstaking arsenic for soda, in one of the show tee of e eo ,llaYs ago, mixed it in some bread ; in c.on efeitein'llig of which her husband and mother died, p B O l O ll / 4 „"er, b of the family sustained severe illness . raPtee..--,the chemical operations of the Irish COS eei;:.wnich commenced on the Bth of December, " e resei t °, ll ed since that time. It is now stated ,',and,,s, nave steadily realised the calculations put l'ir ti le "at the practicability of employing the waste Aeptlll,l'arPoses of fuel is now fully demonstrated. h e _Matei rtlt L -- --A widow woman residing near lh"..viketooY dismissed her servant gi;l. On lighting e l ite tj n ing shortly after, a curious choking noise si lseh aller•• chi mney, nroceeding, it was found, from lick f„.(.11r1, who had intended to rob the house, lit o z zi L in the flue. 04fstierid ilillioettLETTEns.-0. ne day last week, the ti o ad i t , er on the railway near the Culloville e ,ls w er Larned out to be a ribbon notice that pre , to th e poade to shoot every man who had put his get h e orderersist ° ffering reward for the apprehension l ore t to , of ~.. a Fol k vfob ers . Mr. Bateson. i .ailoh.: „Ylap e i °; the choir of St. Patrick's Roman R e i t ' 4ei e - ' Armagh, were, as we learn by the o une r rY,.lastgraPh, entertained to supper at an . hotel of ion °: g et bisli s wee i .k. and on " The health of his Grace olio° th tries, - t i t° l Armagh and Primate of all Ireland" 'DiLitho! 4 Soth i e choir sang the uncivil air of " Oh, stil i n :a o p his narne." t O O ° e i l et?e e f 11 0 i P T PZ.8y° ausTsitize.—s Tial:eitcaaleeenmds7 f o o o r ar t l h y e ba S rr ou o t a h . P re, I s, atl tl as any magnitude is to be brought before the 1 t he p ay eps h Yet there is not a solitary record for trial. 5, 61 ! il a Niti e aV e a melancholy prospect before them. del'e:!•sle t o ; S oUth of the Shannon, will have nearly a V 1 8 tell . r o e al o , i d fe' i I )e l lelry, h „ IN vAsiorr."—Mr. Charles Towneley, 3,1 t i me totte, In. has accepted an invitation to stand for ' °e olio afbel et ta i s °' Sligo whenever a vacancy offers. This , ity,, i e N o ; Most post member of the Roman n il l. Ilat e R N of . e L ' and essed of more than an ordi -0 r e. tel l , afte r teue world's wealth. He is, in fact, a can- T ll . 115 t ;,,,,a11d the " C ardinal's" own heart. A few more to °°g G A s 4 at th e 6 Irish" brigade would be considerably eg o§ ti ati, sittiea gof the next new parliament. ethe r ( ker b (4 rel IN T HE ARMY.—But for respect to the lie , °t 11141 4 atiy es and friends, we might give a list of ) dio; k el a ilea s ti ( M fhe brink of ruin through gambling and app' kjo r Ne t li° l ''. In one corps only in Ireland, although ' ilsesl3,isiforYs.,'ln o n of ability and distinction, the 0 1 440 4 '"'lline B 7 ' 49 o. He is compromising his debts at Jill. *1; 0 , 3 de em 1p the pound, and is to sell out. Another the MS krell e d" Y Involved, and absent ; a third is likely to able 41,,;eady sold quit from the same causes ; and a fourth la i r 4 i t , ti t. th k d °tit !—Linzerick Chronicle. 'refir, inah'it., t ae :kr M ONEYMORE.—On Sunday week, the its I>e boa l4esilettena conflagration occurred at Coagh, a 3 c 1 ;1 t a of Mb J 0 Newry. About three o'clock, . it bil e h icti k : e rtiel lfe t r i; J° sePh Gibson, wo . ollen-draper, Coagh, i t ilt L apf. fli eia e ground . Mr. Gibson himself fell a ' l ll5 17, 40. ; e 11 ,1 11 (1.' 4 1 3 1 t , together - with two . of & his sons, and a ' It" Pro ' It • ' - ma goods, furniture, c., were also r,o.peet y a Is said that besides the loss of four lives, 24e thl'aeteLe,royed was worth £4,000. Providentially, ~4 41. 0en; se titi; "fe and some of his children were at the te ary; 1 I tlin l o t : 11 eitio: visit , The fire, it is said, originated in a ' r e , t ,7aot,'lsa t ' T a uloinin g . 're ' -4 ed "'ell ac 4/4Po aTANTAituEsT.---If the government efl Oit eni eex e • , A With 7, the cutioners of the decrees of the Ribbon ;1;go tl l i ., in ei gin i, ( 1 ; appear resolved to try the power of . the 0 16 „eir et fets t _ I:en and advised" preachers of sedition t o ;re Pet ssassination. They have commenced .1 of r o w pr e lieed hs en one whose writings are supposed to - OP „ 4 1)11 p'alin f ,r l 'eh mischief in the parts of the north 9 .0.( - `aat "Artn —as disturb d On Thursday night Mr. l rj , 4 14 s e eli ti oil a ll w ' Proprietor :f the Dundalk Democrat, was io tx 4 : 1414,110 r wir..riant charging him with the publication fie jaer t 'O, ~..:,4 ed and malicious libels, tending to ex .y'o "'ION aiktltiT'unee, and ill-will between the tenant n r i'ase h `ar e landlo Il d He was brought sr- 6 0 ' , ech s '..z. p r s of Ili NI 'are te nch, the sti endiary magistrate, who 1 'f 4lsi on giving ' 1 1# b lit p 2 es mg bail for his appearance at the next P B O Sto Op • 0 h , te. ecid A ,,t AN D TN n 1-'4 th e'" cha n ge l-'rt• MURRAY.—A very unexpected 110 e '41 % k e has taken place in the relations bo or' kl t r ki p e tt.whi c g I tome and the Roman . Catholic Church 0 110 L t aas e 'lloe a rimy be regarded as indicative of a pow pp l iteL4i ai l i lts ee pgainst the influence and domination of the 0 14 re et h e cael ) of n: Dr. Murray, the Roman Catholic ',OO s,:ei e4 ,,ed fo Wilt°, in conseq uence of explanations that - " 114 1 , 41 1 ' ha.d addressed t o q the corn /Propagarnhdeaviaewso i° tt itt ‘l i f it. s e e tl f eP t t ` ol e e: h rl , t e a t T t il e lg n a calm statemen t of , f , ',, k ti l:r evn e Ra ma upon Pon the present condition of the w j 4 ,,'" 118 to th e Catholic Church contrasted with its wa rlf Dt 1 14 .4 e eeeiv ,e holdin g of the Synod of Thurles, and i f; 1' , 14 , 41 A o l i n ij e t k o l i n eu dtheasyai l t g ph le rter from the Pope , rl g ° l - ia ra g - e, expssipg th_eta_ 131) re .irei leaot the pmdenconsistent moderat!on of hat p : i . h 1 1 :2.s conduct d Aii iil resoled! etioerinUt Fe and wisdom which have charac -114 the long period he has had the / o 44 1 -ults ki e ndence of the diocese of Dublin. t I:( "are In dab b I e% e•and L eof much importance, not only as ~,, 1 14 th „ola the relations between the Court of In e unirod IT 1 A 0 le ° ; ..1, nit,' TYI . the , rr'' ... •'•---...,......__,__ . ......... - O . tt °e U R T tO t ti it i tirt 01, -.eotit4b AA l) FASHION. 1. , 11t ttla . ' arrived on Friday, from Windsor Castle, at blt ! P ith 1 4111 1 Niece. According to the present arrange to- *tot. t he b a jesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, 0 00 til I, t . t t ib l leh , al il e / t al Children, will visit Osborne on the Bbli t s ' 01 Pete r : they will remain about eight or ten days, i tl i It ( l i tlef Aprii` the Easter Court will again return to Windsor li ; ). +h. giit . • 10 Nte k l th a iesty h„ holidays. ...,, aoe,'at o ,l s Pr o b. been graciously pleased, a 3 a token of ip b 4 ‘t a I r s .to th e ,on of the conduct of the Rev. Mr. Birch, 40 illy ,;1 1 11 th e fritice of Wales, to permit H.R.H. to pre °oo teNtE4,9or rltt , of X 5,000 out of the revenue of the a tie IttiN k tiv' s -, 5 ,• ~ 0 ' l 4 ) h it e 4 ,,,? l he,. -„,,RnoixG-DAY.—On Tuesday, the an / tee d jel?totatitiesty's wedding-day was celebrated . i ,* eett b # 4 'l' ;Ind („ oe monstrations of loyalty and respect. 1• 1 ' "Jaahto a the h o ". 1 a Royal Highness Prince Albert, at of/ ~A 1 tia m a ov e „'les and gentlemen of the household, I", woo"; If; kooi;„ in g, Party at her Royal Highness the t k iclEll l - 1 ; a ,..a1r, ~"',,if rogmore-house. er h e hid rq tieWit` `8 ARCFIITECT.—At the court, on 1 , b ta• e h *Charl 0:0 ape,,„ h at ,. -00 00 es Barry was presented to the Queen, ,i , 0 e t "l' t t i %A• i„.. r Of knighthood conferred upon him by f„,i a ai l 7,:i , likr ; 4 , 1 0 .." 4 deht:...<aeadio-"Go Lira.—The following paragraph i tir, itatai,Bll4: W e 1 ! appeared in the Globe of Thursday °,• t i ttOil ` 4 4 , 'Of a "aro with much regret that the youth lact Y• aloe • rioble Ate Yllii Ne I ling w • margins and marchioness eloped on . °Poi I i s arid., 2th one of the tutors attending the 0 /oka'at,r'etinh-'B'and that when her maid went to her r th e r ee t h la o 4ior te tli e apalubreor at half : Dast eight o'clock . in the ;il at,, it ts ques t ,P se of assisting her in dressing, the ej ii7le d lteo pl i, A t "n her to y retire, retire, and not to return for P I ; k (illir ie,: ti p 11 4 g t ° Ile v - ell o'clock, when the maid again , a „,•,,1 0 i r., i t 241 see.,_..instructions, it was discovered that b" y l,tb a ` t ' t V4B atice`elq.left the house. From subsequent OE, 1. 1 14 th e , 00 d v. r talned that she had proceeded to vor d tei h ese . ,, lacytt:sl residence of the father of the tutor, C ,c, AIN, i, the ( Th e 11.*`, gentleman were afterwards married IC I 2 34 1 44 p oe ?ilo wi ,,,,xles not given by the Globe are sup tOsf V e t ihi cal lre a : Of kiParagraph, which appeared in the /lithe h l lead t ss of the y 0 ,437 :"---" We understand that Lady t j t) ,,(4 1 , 11 Y, a , Le nd bgest daughter of the Marquis and f to ;l24°iiti a . 1 1.1: t. G: n derrY, was married, by license, on 0 0 0' 1 (10 to 4 rr (la e i° r go's Church, Hanover-square, to 1 0 atie a 'fl a l Detthe advice , and without the consent, of IlriO ill Vl O ge 4i t "r111 lf , 1 , 1 1 , )0 1a P roll i tl• p red ng, at St. Mary's,. Branstone -o:4lr,\;Nilt°l.alycied to th' e W l alpole . , R.N., third son . of the \,.. Bt , tete lighter tar Miss Laura Sophia Frances # i 1,, , ed 4 Or tle 1. 4 ,, of Francis Walpole, Esq. ;11, / baLahe t etid, lo the Hatherton with Mrs. Davenport, 'T ml' 11 , by ° COu nt $ tig i t eit' 4 t 0, 4 .44 • ebe,si litPli qtle r er ee ; b y h . al license, n the private chapel at ')te Capatb the cl ock '[.a Grace the Archbishop of Canter fbatilt44l.llA im°tlll4•lttledialitl the afternoon, in presence of tr i , -44( 1 4 4 ) (1 41i , „ I n.st., at e re,elatives of both families. It Vti, i';',ely s '',E the e„.... 9eorge's, Hanover-square, If It. a ,I,tlet: 4 lt, itn of fh"aoiniers, of Howbury-hall, Bed tlAi ,_Witb,?aoahlt.,ll4.ua alt e p e D late Captain Polhill, M.P. for 10 7hdr,',Ovr e ;:a„t e icon, t,i,,,.. -4 - 1 .... 11 3 , Frances, daughter of Sir cipmpe„.- h " L e 11 a l tlinn . ' . .' in•P• The bride was attired tah a tal, I); ojahOtlboon-enek lace over a rich white satin, / I,; lle d*:• t h Di t hrid' e lle t of orange flowers, and was at r/r / t e , 4 c h. Lth ..ok Rie,s a.a3aids wearing white tarlatane •ktt ii• APO' aod' a Jackets and white tulle bonnets tVaratoe;tat, ht,',O,r/loa,,,nowdroPa. 0 0 0 pp,,e,B 14:9ee7eertle;18•--111r. T. Phinn, of the Wes !, l3,, , a`aa t e,,Lae t r el, co_°' Devonport, is appointed, ' by the ifs Lip h • Ihclezeheli:lsel to the Board of Stamp) and 4,,, altlioSolkhe plat th e 1 .. , In succession to Mr. Crompton, f bees 'et' he of PlugeB of theCourt r. of Quen's ib o ate. 5r1,.,•. by 1. , le d seB AA. toi, 111 0 • ...tr. j .of the Court of Passage at I , ma tb o'la 10 v ostic e ob t o 0 ev ti , t, ap p n e ..:,. Crompton, at the regulated 0 6%, th e llp e uoint ed gut of the Crown • but no suc -09 L k b c iat .of Liv er tintil the decision • ' of the ( met a l . • eb oo erp ool is known 0 1 1 ? had lo °f sato re ; 4 IN , , who have fixed a day to Y, Which is paid by them.— ° ape l e 4 it 4 q l S OYCOr q f li pli eS arab S tL'S R ,t o p.,,„„„te t oo 1.„ REUNION. - 4 John Rus ,# la _ !N o te a , esideu vv.ednesday evening last at the 4 et L'Ne„Nati m lteee af e et in Chesham-place There was 11,akly4Z,IlifrZueetto vi.sitors, including nanny of the i ti tliat Plii ta ni t l ( tlea l ,readlog members of the aristocraty. opt.nniali,:tkt th : l ,•: vr th h is reorlLlee Nicolas of Nassau honoured i irks f l Oil l Oeit 1 2 4 o r `"Pany on the occasion. to.stifloob.?el,,a! 4„ ae oerai eraTiianoa.—We understand if i Ig e ilti o p as - . 1., of 84 election John Thomas Walsh io, NON' th ' eand• ‘anden Hall, near Cl . theroe, will 4' ; j hiveda. * i _ ,s, t4 th eroe iodate for the representation ' of the .. th!tst t i, lc iar e i . ' 0 n the Conservativeinterest.— r eq part ;fGreatltt,k, e DO/ 4 04 Of 1. the ~i l eal, Her Majesty's letters patent have ,efiintl 6 s tyr"ell.l 4l, itea l c r aPting the dgi nity of baron of k ) 1 1;1 t b o ell , 4 e ic ,. kl-titalte. p ark -o :ln a gd , o . m . to Thema! Fortescue, rott itt i, io the of t na his lawful heirs, by the p (~, .h e e _ . aron Clermont, of Clermont ' a risto h i,JgotY of Louth, with remainder "er T. Fortescue, and his heirs. i s 860 THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1852. LORD DERBY'S PARLrAMENTART DINNERS.—On Saturday evening, the Earl of Derby gave his fifth parlia mentary banquet this season, at his mansion, St. James's square. The guests were Lord Charles Manners, Lord Guernsey, General Lyon, Sir Edmund Filmer, Sir John Duckworth, Sir John Walsh, Sir Henry Willoughby, Sir Wm. Gallwey. Mr. Grogan, Captain Wynn, Mr. Compton, Mr. Morgan, Mr. Ricardo, Mr. Mullings, Mr. Neeld, Mr. Best, Mr. Spooner, Mr. Du Pre, Colonel Chatterton, Mr. Gwyn, and Mr. Bramston. The noble earl has issued invitations for another dinner to-morrow (Wednesday). MR. JUSTICE CROMPTON--The new judge appointed i place of M r . J us ti ce P a tt eson , M r . C romp t on, i s connecte d with Ireland, having graduated at T.C.D., and having married a sister of Mr. R. Hutton, formerly M.P. for Dublin.—Dublin Evening Post. LORD PALMERSTON.—Lord Palmerston has addressed a leter to one of his constituents at Tiverton, expressing his intention to stand again for Tiverton, and not to accept the proposals made to him of being returned for other places. GREENWICH ELECTION.—The nomination of candi dates to represent the borough of Greenwich, in the room of Rear-Admiral Dundas, took place on Monday. The candidates proposed were Rear-Admiral Houston Stewart, one of the lords of the admiralty, and Mr. Montague Chambers, Q.C. The show of hands was declared to be in favour of Mr. Chambers, but a poll was demanded. which was taken on Tuesday. The numbers at the close, were—Stewart 2,964 ; Chambers 1,249 ; majority 1,713. PERTH ELECTION.—The nomination of a candidate for Perth, occasioned by the appointment of the Right Hon. Fox Maule to the Presidency of the Indian Board, took place on Monday last. Mr. Charles Gilpin, a London publisher, who was obviously a great favourite with the crowd, was put in nomination. The show of hands was declared to be in favour of Mr. Gilpin, on which a poll was demanded for Mr. Millie. Mr. Gilpin, however, de clined to go to the poll at present; and Mr. Maule was consequently declared by the Sheriff to be duly elected. REPRESENTATION OF RETFORD AND BASSETLAW.— The election of a representative in Parliament in the room of Captain A. Duncombe, took place in the Town Hall, East Retford, on Wednesday last. The usual pre liminaries having been gone through, Sir T. White, Bart., proposed the Hon. W. E. Duncombe, and Mr. H. Beau voir seconded the nomination, who, as a Conservative and Protectionist, would truly represent the electors in Par liament. No other candidate having been proposed, Mr: W. E. Duncombe was declared duly elected. APPOINTMENTS.—Mr. Layard, who was a long time attached to the Embassy at Constantinople, but who is better known by his discoveries at Nineveh, has been appointed Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. —Lord Stanley, of Alderley, has accepted the offices of Paymaster-General and Vice-President of the Board of Trade.—George Dalhousie Ramsey. Esq., is appointed Private Secretary to the President of the Board of Con trol for the Affairs of India. Fitzpatrick Henry Vernon, Esq., is appointed Private Secretary to the Secretary at War. Richard Graves MI Donnell, Esq., Governor of the Gambia, is appointed Lieutenant-Governor of St. Lucia, in the room of H. G. Darling, Esq., appointed Lieutenant-Governor of the Eastern division of the Cape, and nominated a Companion of the Order of the Bath (Civil Service.) ACCIDENT.—Lord Shelbourne, whilst shooting on the preserves of the Marquis of Lansdowne, at Bowood, leaped a ditch, and falling, broke the cap of his knee. DEATH OF SIR WILLIAM N. NAPIER, BART.—This hon. baronet died at his sect, Millikin, Haddingtonshire, on Thursday, in his 64th year. He succeeded to the title in 1817, and married in 1815, Elizabeth Christian, fifth daughter of John Stirling, Esq., by whom he has left issue Robert John, now Sir Robert Napier, and other children. DEATH OF LORD DINORBEN.—The death of Lord Dinorben took place somewhat suddenly on Tuesday last, at 4 a.m., at Kinmell Park, near St. Asaph's, Wales. His Lordship was seized while at dinner on Sunday even ing with a paralytic fit, from the effects of which he never regained consciousness, and expired at the hour above named. The deceased, William Lewis Hughes, Baron Dinorben, of Kinmel-park, county of Denbigh, in the peerage of the United Kingdom, was eldest son of the Rev. Edward Hughes and Mary, second daughter of the Rev. Robert Lewis. The late peer married first, namely, on the Bth of March, 1804, Charlotte Margaret, third daughter of Mr. R. W. Grey. and secondly, in 1840, Miss Smythe, daughter of Mr. Richard Smythe, of Ballyna tray, and sister of the Princess of Capua. By both mar riages his Lordship leaves issue—his son, William Lewis, born in November, 1821 (who is, unfortunately, incapa ble of entering on the legislative duties of his position), succeeding to the title. The late Lord was in his 85th year, and was a member of the House of Commons till his elevation to the peerage in 1831. He was Major-Com mandant of the Anglesea Militia, and was Aide-de-Camp 1. to the Queen. His late Lordship was a great personal friend of his late Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, and was one of the executors of that Prince. As a landlord and benefactor to the poor he was highly respected on his large estates in Wales, and his loss will be deeply regretted by many faithful dependants. s , l)tppin tn:elliarnsr. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10.—Wind N.N.E., fresh. SAlLED.—Clifton, Whittingham, and Brailsford, Thompson, r Africa—Forest King, Hawthorn ; Josiah Bradlee, Mans. !Id; and Hartley, Morrell, New Orleans—Esther, Harnett, ticapor , e7Astro . l , oge . r .. (s.s.), Constantinople —Salacia, P Brown, Sydney, N.S.W.—Mary Somerville, Johnson, and Hin doo, Cragg, Calcutta—Patna, Smith, and Joseph Sanderson, Wilson, Hong Kong—Columbia, Bryer ; Excelsior, Crocker; and Jacob A. Westerveldt, Hoodless, New York—Syra, Orr, and Bern Jesus Almas, Andrade, Lisbon—Windsor Castle, Ro gers, Savannah—Bella, Kelley, Pernambuco—Amita, Sagaraga, and Secundina, Albiguri, Havana—Aim, Parr, Ceara—Olive Branch, Wilson,Lima—Otterspool, Hughes, Batavia—Priscilla, Ahier, Rio Grande—Panama, M‘Leod, San Francisco—Enter prise, Griffiths, Venice—Contest, Hannaford, Gibraltar—Che rub, Tolman, St. Michael's—Helene, Jacobson, St. Thomas — Arundel, Gair, Naples—Christina, Saunders, St. Mark's—Ame thyst, Hill, La Guayra — Perseverance. Davies, Oporto—Brown field, Leighton, Aalsund—Gazelle, Lakey, Corfu—Jeune Leo nie, De Vries, Antwerp—Veracity, Bence, Malta, Zante, &c.— Scottish Maid, Alexand er , Panama—Favourite, Dennis. Bor deaux—Wve, Jackson, Antigua—Nancy, Way, and British Syra and Salon ica—St. Andrew, Hurkin, and "bon—Oliva, Jonet, Havre—Adelina, Brad '"iont, Milburn, Malta—Admiral (s.), Edith, Roberts field, Tarragon Havre. - Aheona, Bartlett, hetice at Vera Cruz. Coronilla, Gamble, from Puerto Cabello at Savanilla Jane Prowse, Bell, hence at Curacoa. Severn, of this port, at Appi Sesta. Susan Green, Turnbull, hence at Vera Cruz Albion, hence at Bordeaux Poblano, hence at Lovram 31st ult The Orlando, from L on the Island of Barra Relaedio, hence at Trieste. Olive, Wilson, hence at Smyrna. Arthur, Talbot, hence for New Orleans, off Strangford. Mary Ann, Chisnall, hence at St. Michael's. Athena, Bourne, from Mauritius, for Queenstown, at King road. Constantine, Dunton, hence for New York, at Queenstown ; with loss of anchor, water, bread, &c. Coromandel, Brown, from Callao, and Larne, Warr, from Valparaiso, at Queenstown. Lore Gough, Turner, from Callao at Berwick, after being on shore at the Carr Rock. Celerity, James, sailed from St. Michael's, for this port, 30th January. Ma g ic, Qaance •' Fidget, Jarvis ; and Oreste, Capitanie, all sailed from Malta for this port 31st Jan. Lucknow, from Calcutta for Demerara, off St. Helena 28th December. Sea, M'Kay, sailed from Port Philip for De Wolf Island 9th Oct., to load guano for England. Granville, Brown, from Laguayra, with a small part of her cargo damaged, which would be sold; and Risk, Wemyss, from La Guayra, at Porto Cabello. A ship was seen on shore on Cow Kay, Florida, with wreck ers around her, by the Wilson, arrived here from New Orleans. British Queen (s.), left the Levant for this pore 29th Jan. ; Phoebe (s.s.), left this port for the Levant 30th Jan. ; Grecian (s.s.), Hardy, from Smyrna ; Marigo, Volicea, and Sovrano. Deyaria, hence all at Malta. A barque, dismasted and waterlogged, with painted ports and either a poop or roundhouse open in forepart, upper part painted white outside, and hatches off, was passed in lat, 45 N, long. 20 W., by the Thomas Bell, at Swansea. The vessel wrecked near Galway Bay is the John Toole, from New'Orleans for this port; her tanks, part of her hull, spars, &c., the longboat, several bales of cotton, identified as part of her cargo, and one dead body of a female, answering the de scription of one of the passengers, have been washed on shore. The vessel is supposed to have struck on one of the Arran Islands. ILFRACOMBE, Feb. 9.—A portion of the hull of a vessel, with spars and sails attached, was seen to the westward on the 7th instant. GATEHOUSE, Feb. B.—The Helena, Vander Velde, from Li verpool for Rotterdam, which was assisted in here 25th Jan., with foremast cut away, &T., has been surveyed andcondemned. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12.—Wind S., light. ARRIVED. —RafaeI, Brown, from Trieste—Salcombe Castle, Strong. Palermo —Progress, Vanderheyde, Ostend—Actaeon, Benson, New Orleans—Underwriter, Shipley, New York. SAlLED.—Reliance, Lowe; Eugene, Jones; and Williams, Young, for Constantinople—Lady Buller, Moore, Lisbon—Ca therina Johanna, Kruper, Rotterdam—Orb, Thomas, and Caro line, Petherbridge, Galatz—Sophia, Godel, Honduras—Krone, Hoppe, Genoa—St. George, Hutchinson, and Ellen Maria, Whitmore, New Orleans—Eagle, Salter, Nantes—Delphos (of Beaumaris), Crowell, Boston. The Czar Peter, Wittman, for Constantinople, has returned into dock, having sprung a leak in the river. The Charlotte, Coppack, has arrived at this port from Holy head, with part of the cargo of the Gloria, from Ibrail. The Undaunted, Whiteway, has returned into dock, with loss of head and cutwater, and with other damage, having been in contact with a schooner, in the river, yesterday afternoon. Frankfort, hence at Genoa 7th instant. Sardenatical, hence at St. Nazaire Bth instant. Supply, sailed from Genoa for this port 4th instant. ♦ictorine y Hermous, sailed from Marseilles for this port Bth instant. FISHOUARD, Feb. 9.—Last night, the wind drifted with great violence from S.W. by W. to N. The gale continues unabated to-day, and fears are entertained that considerable damage will be done next tide. The Elizabeth Ann, from Li verpool for Limerick, has slipped her chains, and beached. MILFORD, Feb. 9.—A boat, 21 feet keel, and 8 feet wide, painted black, with white streak, with '• Argyle, of Liverpool," on her stern, and a boom 41 feet by 13 inches, has been picked up on Newgall Sands, St. Bride's Bay, and a writing desk con taining papers, and an account book of Capt. T. Brockbank, were picked up off Strumble Head. Mem —The Argyle, Brock bank, sailed from Callao for England 16th Sept. FRIDAY, FEB. 13.—Wind S. to S.W., light. Anxn•En.—Alexander, M`Viccar, from Valparaiso—Allegro, Ichaboe—Einmary, Way, Patras - Celerity, St. Michael's. SAlLED.—Stephen Baldwin, North, for Mobile—Portland, Till, San Francisco—Ocean Queen, Mathews, New York— Paolino, Tagliaferro, Malta—Amelia, Hill, Rio Janeiro—Car rickfergus, M`Calmont, Buena Ventura, Panama—Adelinoa, Caller, Brazils—lrvine, Whitby, Charleston—Dryad, Mossop, Lima—Pauline, Schreyenberg, and Jeune Leonie, Vries, Ant werp—Hortense Sidonie, Saillant, Nantes—Mobile, Silvistrich, Alexandria, E.—Pelican (s.s.), Byrne, Rotterdam—Henrietta, Speakman, Realijo—James, Cooper, Havana—Annie Jorgiane, Anderson, La Guayra—Concord, Williams, Antigua—G. Von Hagenow, Scharmberg, Odessa. Admiral (s.), hence at Havre. Frithjof, hence at Copenhagen. Risk, Wemyss, from La Guayra at Porto Cabello. Marigo, Volicea, and Sovrano, Demaria, hence at Malta. Pickwick, Graves, hence to Valparaiso, on the starboard tack, and Chimwra, Bangs, hence to New Orleans, on the port tack, were in contact yesterday morning about three o'clock, 30 miles N.W. of Holyhead. The Pickwick was struck amid ships, lost bowsprit, foretopmast, mizenmast, main rigging, &c. ; and the crew, except two who are missing, jumped on board the Chimaera. It is not known whether the Pickwick foundered or not. The Independence and President (st. tugs) have gone out in search of her. The Chimwra has put back with loss of bowsprit, cutwater, &c., and when coming in ran foul of a schooner off the Lightship. HOLYHEAD, Feb. I2.—The Uzeila, Brown, from Liverpool to Naples, has put in here, having struck on the platters : she is not supposed to have sustained damage. BELFAST, Feb. 11.—The West Lothian, from Glasgow to Rio Janeiro, got ashore at the entrance of the Lough, on the 9th instant. The cargo is being discharged, in a damaged state. DOWNING'S BAY, DONEGAL, Feb. 9.—The Daring, King, from the Clyde to St. Croix, is on shore in this bay, imbedded in the sands about 5 feet forward and 3 feet aft, and partly full of water. DUNGARVON, Feb. B.—A schooner, supposed to be the Jersey Tar, is aground on the Whitehouse Bank, but expected to be got off next tide. FISHGUARD, Feb. 10.—The Elizabeth and Ann, from Liver pool to Limerick, which slipt her chains, filled and sank, but afterwards drove up above high-water mark, with considerable damarze and m,i, b ctrninad SATURDAY, FEB. 14.—Wind S., light. ARRIVED.—Choice, Ogler, from Buenos Ayres; sailed 9th Dec.—Renner, Robe, Antwerp—Mary, Frese, Bremen. SAlLED.—Gossypium, Harrison, for Aden—Governor, Dob son, Jamaica—Prince Albert, Young, Porto Rico—Wm. Rus sell, Shelford, PernamLuco—Tinamara, Blundell, Ceara—May, Millard ; and Uruguay, Pringle, Monte Video—Africa (s.) Harrison. and General Dunlop, Skolfield, New York—Tusca rora, Turley. Philadelphia—Fenneo, Lancelot, Marseilles— Gwain Maid, Llewellyn, and Maria Emilia, Cafiero, Naples— Craigie, Nicholson, Rotterdam—Alelita, Debarro, Smyrna— Najade, Kroger, and Abd-el-Kader, Martini, Trieste. Clarence (s), hence, for Sydney, at Waterford, Feb.l2. The Uruguay, that sailed this morning for Monte Video, put back this afternoon, having touched the ground, in the Rock Channel ; but has again proceeded, not having sustained damage. The steam-tug Independence, which went oat yesterday morning in search of the Pickwick, returned this morning, without seeing anything of her. Nile, Kemp, from Paquique, at Queenstown, Feb. 12. The Pickwick, hence, for Valparaiso, that was abandoned 12th instant, after being in contact with the Chimera, was fallen in with early this morning, about ten miles north-east of the Calf of Man, in tow of the schooner Agnes, of Wicklow, from Glasgow, for Runcorn, which was endeavouring to take her into Douglas, by the steam-tug President. The President then took her in tow, and brought her into Liverpool this evening. The men left on board after the collision were taken off by a schooner bound to Donagbadee. The cargo is not supposed to be damaged, as the vessel is quite tight, but the ship appears much injured. The cabin was completely strip ped of its valuables previous to being fallen in with by the President. CHRISTIANSAND, Jan. 28.—The St. Paul, Schlor, from Kar beck and Bovense, for Liverpool, put in here Jan. 25, with cargo much heated, and must discharge. BEAUMARIS, Feb. 13.—The schooner Isabella, coal laden. was fallen in with at sea, yesterday, a derelict, and towed in here by the steam-tug Ayrshire Lassie The schooner has evi dently been run into by some vessel, as her stern is very much shattered. MILFORD, FEB. 11.-It blew a strong breeze yesterday from the north, and this morning from the eastward, but The vessels r their desti d Clydeside. wring t he day to south ° and S.S.W amaica, w SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15. ARRlVED.—Princess Victoria, Turnbull, from Ichaboe— Euphrates, Gifford, China—Convivial, Shaw, Nantes—Jamaica, Demerara—Schoodiac, Porter, New Orleans—Scotsman, from the Baltic. SAILED.—Henry Clay, Hill, for New York—Judith, Lees, Galatz—Tiber (s.), Ewing, Gibraltar. Feb. Has 150,000 dollars in specie on freight. - Henry Pratt, Newcombe, from Mobile, at this port. On 4th Feb., in lat. 45, long. 29, fell in with the barque Five Sisters, with loss of mainmast, and a derelict. Byron, Crocket ; Yankey Blade, Whitney; Chamois, Pen treath ; Supply, Kirkness; Constantine, Sterling ; Cerreo (s.), M'Kenzie; and Ben Muick Dhui, Mathieson—all hence at Rio Janeiro. Lima (s.), Williams, hence at Rio Janeiro, and proceeded rd Dec. for Lima. The sloop Sisters, from Liverpool, for Dublin, with coal, was fallen in with yesterday morning, off Ormshead, with loss of mast, and a derelict, and towed in here by the steam-tug Albert. City of the Sultan, Gilliam, hence at Constantinople. Coronation, Russell, hence at San Francisco. Juno, Strangberg, from Black Sea, for this port, at Constan tinople. Pirate (s), Ritchie, cleared at Constantinople, for this port, Jan. —. Vision Led from St. Na- zaire, for this port;Feb. 1 Constantinople, Young, sailed from Rio Janeiro, Dec. 14, for Queenstown ; Mercutio. Dec. 14 ; Panope, Dec. 21; and Ann Smith, Dec. 23d—all three for the River Plate. Avondale, Armstrong, from Monte Video, at San Francisco, with the cargo of the Mount Stewart Elphinstone, from Lon don, for SaeFrancisco, condemned at Monte Video. Circassian, Lewthwaite, from Havre, at San Francisco. Dumfries, Green, sailed from San Francisco, for Sydney, Dec. 23. FALMOUTH, Feb. 13.—The American barque Henry Shelton, A 1,22 • 2 .2 . have iodischar froni long. 11 Fist-tali/.an, Feb. 12.—The Elizabeth and Ann, Jones, from Liverpool, for Limerick, on shore here, has discharged about thirty tons of her cargo. Her bottom is much injured, and the tide ebbs and flows through her. STORNAWA v, Feb. 9.—The Konig Elizabeth Louise, Claussen, of and from Danzic, for Liverpool, in entering the harbour, yesterday, ran upon a sunken rock. at Arinish Pnint , ►,,,t ,On” discharging part of her deck load was assisted off, making a great deal of water. She is now riding outside the Head, with a heavy gale at north, and will be warped in when the wind abates. INVERNESS, Feb. 12.—The Marquis of Stafford, M'Kenzie, from Liverpool for APlcduff, went ashore, at Salachan Point, Fort William, Feb. 2, and it is feared will become a wreck. The cargo is washed out. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. I.—Heavy gales were experienced in this Bay, Dec. 22 and 25, which did considerable damage to the shipping. The British - ship Watkins, in going to sea Dec. 30, touched on the North Head ; but got off on the flood, and an. chored off the Presidio. BEREHAVEN,feb.I2.—The Eliza, of Milford, Lared, from Liverpool, for Limerick, with coal, was totally wrecked last evening, on the Currigavaddra Rock; crew saved. OREGON, Dec. 20.—The Btitish Island; or barque George Anna has been wrecked at Queen Charlotte crew and twenty four American passengers have been captured by the Indians. NEW YORE, Jan. 31.—The wreck of a large vessel was seen, Jan. 8, on the south point of Maragnana Reef, the fore part of her alone remaining. Part of a ship's house, 25 feet long and 18 feet wide, p ar t pa i nted blue, and having a round hole in it, supposed to belong to a British vessel, was passed 12th instant off Nantucket. LEWES, Jan. 29.—The Hero, from Liverpool, for Philadelphia, is still in the harbour, inside the breakwater. BALLIMORE, Jan. 30.—The Flora Macdonald, from Liverpool, still lies in the Bay, but free from ice ; she will probably get into Annapolis, Her passenger s are well supplied with food. MONDAY, FEB. 16.—Win W.N.W. An - Murkingham, Lancaster, d from Demerara—Phce nix. Monte Video —Grecian (s.s.), Hardie, Constantinople— Jenny Lind, Eccleston, Buenos Ayres—Hioli, Rizzi, Gallipoli —Tagus, Wade, Lisbon—Countess of Newburgh, Rouen—Mi nerva, Wick, Ostend—Ochterbyre, Robb, Copiapo. Sporting Lass, Williams, from Oporto at this port, with rig ging carried away on the port side, having been in contact with the Gustav von Hagenow, hence to Constantinople, which has put back. Lydia, Greaves, hence at Ceylon.. Annis. Towerson, and Livingston, from China at Calcutta. Columbia, Hildreth, 27th Dec.; Duke of Wellington, Har greaves, 28th; John Melhuish, Bradley, 29th; and Jaiawar, Heron, 4th Jan.—all hence a t C a l cut t a . Gambia, sailed from Saugor 19th Dec. ; Progress, 28th • and Clymene, 29th Dec., a ll f or this port—Mary Stoddart, 26th 'Dec., for London—Bellaire, 29th Dec., for Demerara—and Bland, 30th Dec. and Dorisano, 2nd Jan., for Akyab. Roscoe, M'Murray, Bth Jan., and Jauresetzee, Withycombe, 11th, hence at Bombay. Countess of Loudon, sailed from Bombay 9th Jan. for this port, and Sobraon, 15th Jan., for China. Queen of the Isles, Hewitson, from Sincapore, for this port, at Anjer 6th Jan. London, from the Clyde, at Batavia. Lady Sale, from Manilla at Batavia, and sailad 3rd Dec. for Sydney. Asia, Fowler, from Calcutta at Hong Kong. Blair, Moody, from South America at ditto, and sailed 18th Dec. for Sincapore. Berhampore, Smith, from Calcutta at ditto, and sailed 24th Dec. for Amoy. Rajah, Lawson, sailed from Hong Kong 6th Dec., for Lon don, and Somnauth,26th Dec., for Sincapore. Edward Boustead, Kilgour, from Sincapore at Shangbae. John Dngdale, sailed from anghae for London Ist Dec. Beethoven, Lahuan, at Sincapore, and sailed for Arracan. Amathea, from Madras at Mauritius, dismasted, humid to this port. Joseph Bushby, sailed from Mauritius for this port 30th Nov. Hoxo KONG, 27th Dec.—The Robert Small, arrived here on the 15th instant, from London, experienced a hurricane 4th, sth and 6th instant; lost maintopmast, and sprung foremast and foretopmast. . - Dido, from Africa and Queenstown, at this port, dismasted, having been towed in by the Ocean steamer. Dreadnought, steam-tug, from the Isle of Man at this port, with wrecked goods from the Alpha. The Helvellyn, Harrison, for Ceylon, and the Mary Hartley, Bartlett, for Lima, have put back, having been in contact, 14th February, about 20 miles above Tuskar. The Helvellyn lost bowsprit, head, cutwater, stancheons, &c., and had her rig ging much damaged. The Mary Hartley lost bowsprit, &c. The Huskisson, from Africa to this port, was spoken 27th December, all well. with mainmast and bowsprit sprung. She was in charge of the chief-officer, the captain having taken command of the Swiftsure. By the Cleopatra, arrived here yesterday. . The Fanny, Rudolph, from Galway for New York, at Lunen burg, leaking badly. San Gines, and Queen, Hassack, hence at Havana. Hope, Bradford, hence at New Orleans. Theodore Lincoln, Higgins, hence at New York. Phoenix, hence at Strangford, with the steward, one seaman, and a stowawy ; and also sextants, chronometers, and other articles, taken out of th e ca bi n of thei Pickwick. The Marie Emilie, hence to Naples, went on shore on Dulas Rock, last night, and it is feared will not get off. Crew saved. Ellerslie, Harvey; Pollock, M'lntyre, and Broom, Drysdale, from Bristol, at New Orleans. Wallace, Moston ; and Margaret Pollock, Cruickshank, from London at New Orleans. Euxine, Livingstone, from London at New Orleans, in 30 days from Downs. OFF HOLYHEAD, at 12, noon, Perseverance, barque, St. John's, N. 8., and Oliver Van Noord, ship, from Shanghae. f 1 OFF THE PORT, at 5 p.m., the Antarctic ship (putting back), The Gardyne, barque, from Valparaiso, and the Celerity, sch. Oarttets. LIVER POOL ROUCE MARKT FEB. 13. There having been a P very D good demand from the refiners this week, prices of all sorts of working Sugar have improved 6d. to Is. per cwt., while grocery descriptions continue without any material alteration from former rates ; the sales comprise 1000 blids. of West India, 7500 bags Bengal, 6000 of Madras and 2500 mats of Mauritius.-Foreign : The business is still confined to West India, of which 270 hbds. Porto Rico have been sold at 30s. 6d. to 375. 6d. per cwt., being rather better prices. -The sales of Molasses consist of 27C puns. Barbadoes at 12s. 9d., and 200 puns. clayed Cuba at I Is. 9d. to 12s. per cwt., being very full rates.-Coffee : The market is steady, but without improvement, and the sales are limited to 65 tierces Jamaica at 425. to 525., and 150 bags Costa Rica at 445. to 455. per cwt.-560 bags Malabar Pepper have been disposed of, but the price has not been allowed to transpire.-60 barrels Jamaica Ginger realised 455. pe r cwt. -Ri ce : 150 tcs. Carolina have been sold from 17s. to 18s. 6d., and 2000 bags Bengal at 9s. 9d. to lOs. 3d. per cwt. for good broken to ordinary white.-Rum is in good request, and the sales, which amount to 270 puns., chiefly Demerara, establi s h an advance of Id. per gallon.-Tea The market is well supplied with nearly all kinds of Black and Green, but the transactions have not been large, the trade refusing to buy except for immediate purposes, and prices ge nerally are quoted rather lower.-The Tallow market is rather lower ; Petersburg Y.C. is offering in quantity at 365. 6d., but 375. has been paid for small parcels ; about 450 brls. North American brought 3.45. 6d. to 355. 3d., and 300 pipes South American 335. 6d. to 365. 6d. per cwt., according to quality.- The sales of Lard have been limited to about 40 tons, at 465. to 475. per cwt.-The sales of Jute this week, including 750 to-day, are 2100 bales, at 12s. 6d. for common, to .el 2 Iss. per ton for very good. LIVER, FE. . The advices rec POO L COTTO eived on Mo N nday, M from ARKET Americ B a, 13 of full re ceipts and shipments from the ports, bad the effect of bringing much Cotton on the market, and of rendering prices decidedly unsteady. The last two days a good business has been done at better rates, and the market closes steady at last Friday's quotations. Egyptians are without change. Brazil and Surat have been in good request, and are rather dearer. Speculators have taken 4780 American, 20 Bahia, 20 Egyptian, and 2500 Surat, and there are reported for export 3660 American, 30 Pernam, 30 Bahia, and 3000 Surat. SALES. I IMPORTS. Week Previ- Week ' This STOCK. ending ously ending Feb.l3.,this yr. Feb.l3. Y ear. Feb. 13. Beef .. Mutton rara for the Clyde, is totally wrecked )yarnston, nence ror mobile, that Ailsa Craig, has been got off, and taken to Ardrossan. William Jardine, and James Scott, from China; Ayrshire, from Bombay; Tartar, from Mauritius; Chronometer, from Demerara; and Velocity, from New York—at Deal 9th instant. Lady M`Donald, Urgent, and Meg I%lerrilies, from Sincapore ; Apprentice, from Bussorah ; Paramata, from Mauritius; Bet sey, from Buenos Ayres; and Sultana, from Africa, at Graves end. was asl hore on The Enosis, for Syra, which sailed hence 3rd January, and subsequently put back, with loss of sails, was swung foul of, last night, by the Staffordshire, at anchor in the river, and lost bowsprit, foretopmast, &c. T 1 The Duchess of Leinster, hence for Rio Janeiro, and the 1 _2 1 lave returned into dock, the NEVELUND The Teutronic for Rostock, has put in here with s DUNDEE, Feb. 7.—The sloop Lorn, Cumming, from Liver pool for Perth, got on the banks of the Tay this morning, but was assisted off and towed up here, making a good deal of PWLLHELI, Feb. 9.—The remainder of the cargo of flour ex Cameleon, has been shipped for Liverpool, per smacks Velocity and St. Tudwells, which are both ready to proceed when the weather permits. white fore and aft, and supposed to be British, :he white line carried round the was seen 16th Decenater, on shore on a WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 4.—Wind S.E., moderate ARRIVED.—Free, Girßenti SAlLED.—Ferris, Gt West Point Zerega York - - Queen of ard, for Buenos Ayres—Antarctic, .n • and Philadelphia, Faulk, New West, duick ; and Tally Ho, Anthony, St. , Triton, Smith, Chariest( Jackson, Bell, Demerari Coparich ; and Cha Lovatt, Smyrna—Ei PLauchlan ; Carnatic, Louttit ; and ,n—John Bunyan, Lawson; and Sir R. t—Sex Brodre, Larsen, Trieste—Cla lney, N.S.W.—Kirkland, Crook; Wil and Margaret, Ellis • Conte Zichy, Mallory, Parker, Rio janeiro—Grape, Mould, Barcelona—Anne, Briggs ; vn, Malaga—Mary Caroline, Fox • and 1, Mobile--Frances and Ann, irelle, aples T Shenandoah, Taylor, Philadel- inns—tAunerine, x anap ; and. Brothers ' Itawlinson, Africa — The Duke, Atkinson, Calcutta—Shirley, Hiler ; Lapland, Simla son ; Chimaera, Bangs ; and CrescentiCity, BsClester, New Or leans—Firefly, Straw, Africa—Phoenix, Kniper, Antwerp— Metra J. del Carmen, Corlacta, Havana—Pickwick, Graves, Valparaiso—lris, Bache; Astrea, Oldenburger ; and Gezina Jantina, Pronk, Havre—Manilla, Gray; Staffordshire, Brown; and George Mallett, Howes, Boston—lsabel, Griffiths, Antigua —Flora, Prust, Terceira —Patriotess, Norrie, Arica—Amicitia, Heyn, Hamburgh—Helen, M`Lachlan, St. Thomas—Wm. Pitt, Parr, Cuba—Tara, Hamilton, Aden—Lady Mills, Mundew ; and Bowling, Morphew, Monte Video—l 0, Cottier, Martinique —lnconstant, Hopkins, Rio Grande—Governor, Dobson, Ja- Barbadoes—Eugene, Folkerts, Constantinople—Lebaniega, abetb, Blair, Bombay—Frisk, White- Primeiro, Crudo, Oporto—Alcyone, —Gowrie, Young, Guatemala—Dagger, Co - Vanderkerkhove, Ostend—Zeevaart, Smith, and Atlantic (s.), New Commissary, Hewitt, for maica—St. Croix, Blain' Antwerp—Annette, Gun Gastanaga, Bilboa—l way, River Plat Watson, Savannah. thay, Jamaica—Prc Bakker, Rio Janeii York—May, Millar. Harrisi Clemer Video- :off, Selir New Orleans—V and John Cumr. Superb, Mord Herbert, Barl Alexandr itte Maria, ROicli,"Azores—Eucharies, —Wonder, Wright; Furst Menschi lolmes' Lisbon—Actaeon, Cuinming, Liman, Gibraltar—Fatima, Lidstone, 'ight, Charleston—Emulous, Clarke ; h Wood, Crowley ; and Mary Bibby, ithampton, Hooper; Elizabeth, For r, Constantinople—Clemanthe, Pike, tchell, Evetts, and Robert Pulsford, 'Schwenk, Revel—Edmond. Linentnn Sandwich, Laws° Jones, Beirout, & son, Sinclair, an iste, Senegal—Mary, heyvieit" y, . guaychu—Prince of Wales, Tho Galatz and lbraila—Concordia, , Taylor, Hayti—lda, Hellberg ; in, Wright, Genoa—Dauntless, Nance, St. Michael's—Mary Gib- Mai, Elorum, Leghorn—Mary , , Hartley, Bartlett, Lima—Norman, Cann, Apalaehicola—Mi chael, Schmidt, Trieste—Empress, Scott. Pernambuco—West phalia, Wessels, City Point, Virginia—Viscount Hardinge, Purvis, Buenos Ayres—Margaret (s.), Simpson, Havre—Rafina, Ecchwerria, Bilboa—Laura, Le Mesurier, Demerara—Bellona, Williams, Corfu—Uzella, Brown, Naples—lsabella, Hay, Bay onne—Fox, Martin, Oporto—Exile, Blake, Beirout. Sea Nymph, from Callao, for Inverness, off Queenstown Osmanli (s.s.), and Jane, hence at Naples. Charles Clarke, Todd, hence at Venice. Europa, Jones, sailed from Venice for this port 27th Jan, VESSELS SPOKEN Bazaleil, for Terceira, 3rd Feb., in lat. 38 N., long. 32 W.— Pet, for St. Michael, sth Feb., in lat. 45 N., 10ng.13 W.—Emilie, from Rio Grande for this port, in lat. 27 N., long. 45 W.— Silphide, hence for Rio Janeiro, 25th Dec., in lat. 9 S., long. 28 W.—Havering, from Plymouth for Sydney, 26th Dec., in lat. 26 S., long. 27 W.—an American steamer, for New York, sth Feb., at ten a.m., in long. 47 W.—Emma, from Bremen for Manzanilla, 12th Feb., off the Wight. TIDE TABL E MORN. I EVEN°, LIGHT. 1 HOLYDAYS, ETC Feb.l h. m. h. m. ft. in. Tuesday....l7 952 10 16 14 1 Wednesday .18; 10 38 10 59 15 3 Thursday ..19 1 11 19 11 37 16 0 Friday .....201 11 56 - 16 9 New m00n,0.54,mng, Saturday ..211 012 029 16 11 Sunday ....221 045 1 1 17 1 Quinquagesima Sun M0nday....231 117 131 16 9 staritero. CATTLE MARKETS SALFORD, FEB. 11.—The supply of stock at to-day's mar ket was sufficient for the demand, and the quality good. Price of Beef : Coarse Beasts and Bulls, 3td. to 31d. ; Oxen, 3id. to 46d. ; Heifers, 44d. to sd. Sheep : Ewes and Heavy Wethers, sd. to 50. ; Light Wethers, 50. to 60. Calves, sd. to 6id. Number: Beasts, 1,604; Sheep, 4,100; Calves, 87. LEEDS, FEB. 11,—We had a fair supply of Horned Cattle at to-day's market, and buyers were numerous. A good busi ness was done, nearly the whole being sold off at from ss. Bd. to 65., and many in prime condition realised 6s. 4d. per 16 lb. Sheep cleared off at from sd. to sid., and several pen of light weight Sheep were sold at 6d. per lb. Number of Beasts, 720; Sheep, 4,100. DUBLIN, FEB. 12.—Although the morning was extremely wet, we had a considerable i.ttendance. Beef rather dull, and the prices of last week with difficulty supported, on account of the slack demand for export —prices rating from 38s. to 425., and for very prime 435. to 445. per cwt. Sheep sold bet ter, and in some instances 4d. per lb. advance, being from sd. to sid. and 6d. per lb. in sink ; Veal, 6d. ; Lambs, 20s. to 245. The Pig market a large one, and for heavy kinds prices; were fully Is. per cwt. lower. Light, 30s. ; heavy, 325. to 335. extreme prices, 345. per cwt., nett. STATE OF TRADE. MANCHESTER.—Spinners have found the yarn market, on the whole, increasingly satisfactory in its character during the present week. The existing demand has been sufficient, with the orders previously taken, to impart to prices additional firmness at least, generally indeed an upward tendency. The makers of 16 to 20's warps have done some business at rates which they demanded with little or no success last week; for 28's warps an advance of kd. to id. per lb. is obtained, and, though 24's are not equally improved, they may be quoted id. higher. Cop twist is rather dearer; and, in pin-cops, the buyer can hardly supply himself so cheaply as was practicable a week ago. The degree in which the production of reeled water twist, from 16's to 30's, is forestalled, still gives the seller an advantage under the existing demand for China and the European continent; and this sustains mock water also. The different qualities of 40's mule, in the bundle, continue so much in request as to be again higher; and 50's adapted for India are rather harder. Reeled mule, below 40's, however, is still inanimate. The Bolton spinnings for the Bradford mar ket are without alteration. In doubled yarns-40's and 100's to 120's—there is no improvement : 60's to 80's are in compara tively better demand for exportation. Goods do not improve their position in relation to yarns, although their bias is in the same direction. ROCHDALE.—No improvement in the flannel market, every thing continues inactive, and there is no disposition to pur chase. No change in wool. LEEDS.—We have no alteration to notice in the woollen trade of this town and neighbourhood. Rather more business is now doing by the manufacturers than there was a few weeks ago. The markets this week have been rather inanimate, the buyers being limited. BRADFORD.—The state of trade here has not varied much from the condition it was in last week. If anything, it apnears to be rather duller, the demand during the week, as well for wool and yarns, as for pieces, has been below an average. NorrixonAm.--There has been a very limited amount of business doing in the lace trade since our last report. The Germans that made a commencement last week appear to have had their wants for the time speedily satisfied. The buyers for the home businessare making remarkably scanty purchases, and from America and other quarters we are not in receipt of the usual quantity of orders. No doubt fashion at present prevails against us, which the novelties of spring dresses to be Introduced will materially relieve, and it is confidently ex• pected by some, whose authority in the matter is wn-' worthy of consideration, that lace will be very much worn this year. As regards hosiery. we have no reason to be dissatisfied with the present condition of the general state of affairs, as a fair busi ness continues to be done at tolerably satisfactory prices. Many of the hands employed on shirts and drawers, who have had but partial work during the winter, are mostly now in full work. The "cut-up" and glove hands are the class of work men who seem to be the worst off at this period, but no doubt the latter will speedily have employment to the usual extent at this season. LONDON GAZETTE. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10.—PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.— Read and Ellis, Liverpool, tailors—Davidson and Scotland, Liverpool, ale dealers—Williston and Co., Liverpool, sailma kers ; as far as regards R. Pace, sen. BANKRUPTS.—WiIIiam Byrom, Henry Taylor, and Thomas Byrom, Manchester, Liverpool, and Wigan, coal proprietors— Daniel James Field and Boulton Molineux, the younger, Man chester, corn dealers—Samuel Norcliffe, Brydges-street, Co vent-garden, London, licensed victualler—Thomas Nutley, Reading, victualler—John Plumley, Mitcham, clothier—Ralph Titcomb, Highgate, butcher—George Waterhouse, late of Ru pert-street, Haymarket, and Crawford-street, London, watch manufacturer—John Barber, Queen-street, Stepney, and Eagle wharf, Ratcliffe, wharfinger—William Edward Spencer, Hol land-street, Blackfriars-bridge, London, mustard manufactu rer—Edward Cowper Fyffe and Ebenezer Wathern Fyffe, How ford-buildings, Fenchurch-street, London, merchants—Row land Bateman and Robert Hardwicke, Carey-street, Lincoln's inn, London, printers. DIVIDEND.—March 1, T. Fray, Wigan and Manchester, clock manufacturer. _ _ CERTIEtcATEs.--111arcli 4, G. I. Higginson, Eve iverpool, cattle dealer. FRIDAY, FEB. 13.--PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—H. M`Grotty and H. S. Horsburgh, Liverpool, wine merchants— R. Lockhart and G. Watson, Liverpool—G. Young and T. Mos ley, Heaton Mersey, Lancashire, bleachers—J. and J. Smalley and J. Cheetham, Euxton, Lancashire, cotton spinners—G., J., and J. Barnes, and H. Kay, Burnley and Manchester, cot- ton spinners ; as far as regards James Barnes—T. Ragland and H. J. Spencer, Manchester, weighing machine manufactnrers —T. Swift and J. Dootson, Wigan, cotton spinners —J. Crow ther and G. Welsh, Manchester, merchants. DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND.—G. D. Robinson, Manches. liANKaurrs.LWilliam Whitehouse, dealer and Chapman, Feb. 26, March 18, at 12 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy: solicitor, Mr. Thompson, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool.—William Foster, Great Bolton, Lancashire. confectioner—Matthew Warren, Macclesfield, silk dyer—John Calle, Whitehaven, grocer—John Fegan, Lincoln, draper—John Sharrar Ward, Bruton, Somer setshire, silk throwster—John Fitchett, Birmingham, casting pot malter—John James, Netherton, Worcestershire, tailor— George Lillywhite, Cumberland-plaCe. Brixton-rise, London, furrier—George Law, Harrow-road, late of West Drayton, hatter—William Roberts, Warren-street, Camden Town, Lon don, builder—Thomas Pearman, Cold Harbour-road, Brixton, builder—George Waterhonse, late of Rupert-street, Haymar ket, and Cranford-street, (not Crawford-street, as in previous Gazette). _ _ _ _ . _ _ CERTIFICATES.—March 5, J. A. Edwards, Toxteth-park, near Liverpool, boarding-house-keeper—March 8, P. Lawton, Liverpool, chemist and druggist—March 9, J. S. Rilson, Liver pool, printer. ➢IEETIN'GS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL Feb. 19, William Craven (audit) 19, John Fleetwood (audit) 19, Thomas Ramsden (audit) 20, William Craven (proof and div.) 20, Thomas Ramsden (proof and div.) 20, John Fleetwood (proof and div.) .., 20, William Gossage (audit) 23 k , Benjamin H. Bates (audit) 23, William Baird (audit) 24, Benjamin H. Bates (proof and div.) Hour. District Court, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 DESCRIPTION., PRICES, Sea Island 70 270 1 2580 54199 1 d. d. -r-,-- 12 (421 440; 2530 250920 Stained .. • • 5} 9 Boweds 4 41 5 5 11 4 8 7 3 8 ,2 8 26 0 0011 12 3 25 4 4 6 5352 20 00 1 9 0861 147996 Mobile New Orleans. 3i 6 2 ' Pernams, &c. 51 A 6 - } 1410, 7300 } 2017 8392 12170 Aracati, Sic — Bahia, &c. Maranham 2760 24600 Sawginned Demerara, &c .... .... 1 .... 150 Egyptian 5 9 2020 12370 .... .5 . 7 . 64 13620 Barbadoes Peruvian — ••.. I Laguayra.. • .... Com.W.l.Bi I c. 6 40 }BO 1 } 4050 Carthagena 3l - 20 , 1 1 I .. 374 I Smyrna .... .... I Manilla Surat Madras Bengal 4 150 70 1 189 - - i 57320 243490, 28069 233257' 418270 9694 103800 LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, FEB. 13. There has again been considerable activity in the demand for Beef, and some parcels of old have been taken by the trade and by speculators at an advance of 3s. to ss. per tierce. New is much wanted, and the advice of the loss of several ship ments of western imparts additional firmness to the market. Advanced prices have been made for Pork, but there is no Amerimn here. Bacon is in moderate request, at tolerably steady rates. Shoulders sell more freely, at an advance of Is. to 2s. per cwt. Lard has been inactive, refiners looking for a reduction beyond what holders will submit to. Cheese moves slowly, at about former prices. Butter has been dull, at last week's decline. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, FEBRUARY 14. s. d. a. d. Hay, old, 44 , st 0 6 @ 0 81 Potatoes, New Clover Ditto, Green Vetches 0 0— 0 0 Turnips, ie. ton .18 0— 21 0 Straw, Wheat Oat 0 2i— 0 3-1 Mangelwurzel . 20 0— 0 0 Barley Price of Agricultural Produce at the Docks :—Potatoes, Kemps, retail, 2s. 10d. to 3s. Od. ; Cups, 3s. Od. to 3s. 3d. per measure of 90Ibs. Turnips, Swedes, 18s. per ton. PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, FEBRUARY 14. s. d. s. d. as 11 0 to 0 7 Grapes,Eng.v. r s. d. s. d b 0 oto 0 0 0 5 0 7 I Ditto, Foreign 0 8— 1 2 0 7 0 8 Pines, For. each. 0 0— 0 0 Lamb { fore.qr..lo 0 —l5 0' Do. Eng. as lb 6 0 7 0 bind-qr. 7 0 —lO 0 'Fowls,l9. couple. 2 8— 3 0 Fresh Pork .... 0 5 0 7 Ducks 4 0— 0 0 Salmon 2 9 0 0 ;Turkeys.... each 3 6 9 0 Bret Haddock Soles Cod Fish Turbot Fresh Butter - 0 0 Salt Ditto 0 8— 0 11 'Partridges 3 0— 0 0 Filberts 1 0— 0 0 i Woodcocks .... 5 0— 0 0 Asparagus,i, 100 3 0— 0 0 Black Game.... 0 0— 0 0 Eggs v 124 6 4 0 0 'Wild Decks .... 4 0— 0 0 • Potatoes, 4) , peck 0 7 0 10 , Pigeons 1 8— 0 0 Cucumbers,eacb 0 0— 0 0 , Larks....l9. doz. 0 10 0 0 CORE 31ARKETS LIVERPOOL, FEB. 13.—1 n the British and Irish markets this week there seems to be generally a relaxation in the de mand for, and an absence of further advance in the prices of, Wheat and most other articles of the corn trade, owing pro bably to the trade being still moderately well supplied by native growers, who, in consequence of the long interruption to the cultivation of the land by continuous heavy rains, have been enabled to bring their Grain more freely out for sale than they otherwise would have done. It therefore becomes a ques tion, whether, when they are more fully occupied in the fields, a decrease of deliveries may not assist an improvement of prices. The present scanty importations of foreign produce, and the certainty of remaining unrelieved by any heavy sup plies from abroad for several months to come, would in former years doubtless have led to such a result ; yet from the exist ing state of the general commerce of the country, and the cautious feelings pervading all classes of buyers, no sanguine opinions are expressed in favour of greatly enhanced rates, although somewhat higher values are generally anticipated. We continue to receive very little produce coastwise and from Ireland, and have been entirely deprived of any fresh arrivals of Foreign Grain since our last report ; 282 sacks of French Flour comprising the only import from abroad. The transac tions here during the interval from Tuesday to this date have been few in number, and those chiefly in Wheat and Flour, at prices barely equal to our previous quotations. Influenced by the unimproved state of other English markets, and having a very limited attendance of home and country millers at our Corn• Exchange to-day, there was evidently a disposition on the part of both to remain inactive, and sales of either English or Foreign Wheats, even to a retail amount, could not be effected without conceding a slight abatement from our last currency. Flour also was in slow request this morning, but holders were firm, and American, including French and Irish, main tained the annexed quotations, with a tendency rather to im prove in value. Barley and Malt, being in fair demand, fully supported late prices; Beans and Pease moving less freely on the terms last noted. Oats, meeting little inquiry, merely sus tained Tuesday's rates, and Oatmeal was the turn cheaper. Indian Corn on the spot, commanding more attention, ad vanced 6d. per qr., although a few fioating•cargoes, in second hands, had been sold within the week 6d. under the rates pre viously required. BRITISH. FOREIGN. Wheat, 70th., s. d. s. d. Wheat, 91. 70th, s. d. s. d. English red, old. 510 to 6 2 Canadian Do. do. new 6 2.. 6 4 United States Do. white,old 6 5.. 6 6 Danzig, &c 6 3.. 6 6 Do. .do. new 6 6.. 6 9 Pomeranean, &c. 6 6.. 610 Irish red, old .. 5 6.. 6 0 Danish, &c 5 9.. 6 3 Do. do. new.. 6 0.. 6 2 French, &c 6 0.. 6 6 Do. white, old. 6 2.. 6 4 Odessa, Polish 5 6.. 5 9 Do. do. new.. 6 5.. 6 6 Danübe Barley, qr., Eng.3s 0..37 0 Russian,&c.hard 5 0.. 5 2 60tb.Sc. &Irish 3 6.. 310 Egyptian Malt, qr. Eng... 55 0.. 59 0 Barley, s 60th Do. Irish 46 0.. 50 0 Oats, 451 b 2 11.. 3 0 Oats, p 45/b., Beans, qr. Eurp 30 0.. 35 0 Eng.&Sctch, old 2 11.. 3 1 Ip4Bolb Egyptian 24 0.. 24 6 Do. Irish, old 2 Rt., 3 0 Peas, 4 , qr. white. 31 0.. 34 0 Do. Do. new 2 11..2 Ili Ind. Corn, s4Botb, Beans, qr. Eng.. 32 0..34 0 Amer. yellow Rf>.4Bolb. Sc. & Ir. 29 0..30 0 Do. white 32 0..34 0 Peas, 19 , qr. Eng... 34 0.. 36 0 French, yellow 28 6.. 29 6 Flour, v. 280th, Do. white 30 0.. 31 0 Seconds 0 0.. 0 0 Ibrail & Galatz.. 29 6..30 6 Fine 0 0.. 0 0 Flour, pbrl. 196th, Superfine 32 0..33 t, Canadian, sweet 22 9.. 23 3 Extra 34 0..36 0 U. States, do. 22 0.. 23 0 Oatmeal, If) , 240th , Do. & Can. sour 19 6..20 6 Irish, new 23 0..24 0 Frnch, ssk2Botb 37 0..38 0 MANCHESTER, FEB. 14.—Indisposition on the part of buyers to purchase more of any article than suffices for the supply of present wants is met without any degree of pressure upon that of sellers, and, with a quiet trade ring the week, we note no variation in prices. Our market to-day also may be similarly described, and, with a moderate business in each article, we note no alteration from the rates of this day week. PRESTON, FEB. 14.—Though our imports continue on a limited scale, the corn trade throughout the week has remained inactive, and on Flour and a turn of prices in their favour. lish Wheat at our Corn Excli for which ruled tolerably acti atmeal, the dealers have had the We had a small supply of Eng umge this morning, the demand 've, and the rates of this day ' I'd , as well as nominal. Flour must be noted brisk sale, and 6d. per windle hi but very little done in them. Fa sale at a reduction of 6d. per and though we do not alter a money was in partial cases subs °reign, 6d. per pack cheaper. Beans a igher. Oats unaltered in value, armers' Oatmeal met a dragging load. Irish in limited request, )ur quotations, a fraction less Wheat, yet there is a fair guar being limited, the trade is slow is no disposition to submit to e have only a small supply of atity offering. and the demand at last week's prices, but there sell so freely, and is rather the apes. Oats and Shelling rather ! IWISBECH, FEB: 14 , ndition of When . . is better. In the absence of speculation the trade has become dull, but only in a few cases does the buyer get the advantage in prices. No alteration in Beans and Oats. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, FEB. 14.—The weather this week has ruled very changeable, and the condition of all new grain is very materially affected in consequence. At our mar. ket to-day there was rather a liberal supply of Wheat from the farmers, for which, however, there was a g and the whole was disposed of at t .his day week From the coast the arrivals are also to a fair extent, with small cargo or two from the Danish Islands. The transaction in English or Foreign Wheat were to a moderate amount only and no lough the arrivals of Malting Barley are trifling, the sales made to-day were unimportant, and prices have a downward tendency. The quantity of Oats up this week from Scotland is unusually large, besides a good show to-day from the country ; the demand, however, has ruled active, and nearly the whole have been sold, ex ship, at the extreme rates of last Saturday. Beans and Pease sell in retail quantities, without change in value. Flour sold quite as well as of late. DUBLIN, FEB. 13.—We continue to have a small supply of farmers' Wheat, with scarcely any of prime quality, and we make a reduction of 6d. per barrel in our extreme quotations of Tuesday. Superior Samples of Barley and Oats main tained their prices, but other descriptions met a dull sale, and lower rates were submitted to. Very little doing in Foreign Wheat, and Indian Corn dull without change in price. CORK, FEB. 14.—The market ruled flat throughout the week, buyers of Flour and Wheat operating with great reserve, and only supplying present wants. Indian Corn, in the ab sence of speculation, is in small request, with prices the turn against sellers. SPORTING NEWS. TATTE RSALL'S.—THURSDAY. LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. 12 to 1 agst Mr. Goodwin's La Gaza Ladra. 14 to 1 Mr. Elliott's Chieftain. 20 to I Mr. Mason's Miss Mowbray—taken. 20 to 1 Mr. Darling's Bourton. NoturnAsirToNsnifin HANDICAP. 12 to Mr. Harrison's Tom lio!thy. 15 to 1 Mr. J. Stanley's Story-teller. 100 to 6 Sir 'l'. Munro ns. Ring of Oude. METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. Not a bet laid on this event, but 40 to 1, offered agst Hessen Homburg in the mo rning, would have been taken. CHESTER CUP. 100 to 6 M r. S. Stanley's Confessor—taken freely. 20 to 1 Mr. Martinson's Nancy—take 25 to 1. 33 to 1 Lord Wilton's Lady Evelyn -4U to 1 taken. 33 to I Mr. 11. Hill's Hotho r p e . 33 to 1 Mr. Merry's Ringleader—take 40 to 1. 33 to 1 Mr. Saxon's Black Doctor—take 40 to I. 40 to 40 to 1 I Mr. Wil kinson's Neasham—taken. Mr. Pedley's Cossack. 50 to I Mr. Pedley's La Fiancee. 50 to 1 Mr. E. Phillip's Truth. 50 to 1 Mr. H. Hill's Pitsford. Confessor was backed freely at 100 to 6, and Lady Evelyn for all the money that could be got on at 40 to 1. THE DERBy. 7to I agst Mr. Merry's Hobble Noble. 14 to 1 Mr. J. Stanley's Orelio. 15 to 1 Lord Zetland's Augur. 15 to 1 Lord Eglinton's Claverhouse. 17 to 1 Lord Ribblesdale's Lapidist—taken. 23 to 1 Lord Ribblesdale's Kingston—take 25 to 1. 28 to I Duke of Richmond's Home brewed—taken. 50 to 1 Mr. Dorrien's Chief Baron Nicholson—takerr.. 100 to 6 was laid once to a pony agst Augur, and 1000 to 800 offered that Orelio beats him ; 1000 to 35 taken about Home brewed, and 30 to 1 to .e3OO about Chief Brron Nicholson. MAN CHESTFRIDAY. The rooms were well attended this morning, but the general business was dull, the only new feature being the decline of Augur to 20 to 1 (taken to -100), and an improvement in Hobbie Noble. LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP. 6to 1 agst Mr. Pedley'. La Fiancee —taken. 6to 1 Mr. E. Brown's True Girl —taken. 7to 1 agst Mr. King's Abbess of Jerveaux—taken. LIVERPOOL STEEPLEHASE. 12 to 1 Mr. Gooch's Victress— C taken. 12 to 1 Mr. G. Bourke's Carrig—taken. 12 to 1 Mr. Goodwin's La Gazza Ladrs—offered. 14 to 1 Mr. Elliot's Chieftain —taken. 14 to 1 Mr. S. Thompson's Hardwick. 100 to 7 Captain Little's Agis—taken. 100 to 7 Mr. J. Bird's Cogia—taken. 16 to 1 Mr. S. Darling ns. Bourton. 25 to I Capt. Smith's Joan of Arc—taken, aft. ottli. 25 to 1 Mr. Osborne's Abd-el-Kader—taken. 25 to 1 Mr. Barnett's Sir Peter Laurie—taken. 33 to 1 Mr. Beville's Fernhill—taken. 33 to 1 Mr. Cartwright's Maurice Daly—taken, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE HANDICAP. 11 to 1 - Mr. Harrison's Tom Holtby—taken. 15 to 1 Mr. J. S tan l ey ' s Storyteller—taken. Agis was in great demand for this event. METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. 20 to 1 Mr. Morris's Haresfoot—taken. 28 to 1 Mr. Robson's John of Berwick—taken. 400 to 13 Duke of Bedford's Hesse Homburg—taken. CHESTER CUP. 16 to 1 Mr. J. Stanley's Confessor. 20 to I Mr. Martinson's Nancy. 20 to 1 Mr. J. Pilling's High Sheriff. 30 to I Lady Evelyn—taken to £5O. 33 to 1 Lord Eglinton's Hippolytus—taken. 33 to 1 Mr. Alerry's Ringleader—taken. 33 to I Lord Waterford's Cockcrow —taken. 33 to 1 Mr. Wilkinson's Neasham—taken. 40 to 1 Mr. Pedley's Cossack —taken. 40 to 1 Mr. H. Hill's Hothorpe—taken. 40 to 1 Mr. Osborne's Merry Bird—taken. 50 to 1 Mr. Hesseltine's Unity. 500 to 7 Mr. Magennis's Aphrodite—taken. 500 to 7 Mr. Phillips's Koh-i-noor—taken. 500 to 6 Mr. Pedley's La Fiancee—taken. 3000 to 30 Mr. Osbaldeston's Mountain Deer—taken. 1000 to 10 Mr. Mare's Dalia colt—taken. Lady Evelyn, Merry Bird, and Hippolytus, were in great force. THE DERBY. 7to 1 Mr. Merry's Hobbie Nohle—taken. 14 to 1 Mr. J. Stanley's Orelio—taken. 14 to 1 Lord Eglinton's Claverhouse—taken. 20 to 1 Lord Zetland's Augur—taken to £lOO. 25 to 1 Sir R. Pigot's Filins—taken. 30 to 1 Mr. Dorrien's Chief Baron Nicholson—taken. CA H H ASE. The OPEN STEEP R, LE-CHASE EN of lo so STEEPLE-C vs each, with 70 added; second to save his stake. Four miles. Mr. Rees names California, lOst 61b Martin I Mr. Olive's Hazard, list 31b Rees 2 Lottery, Marengo, Pelias, and Little Rose also started. Won by a head. FYLDE (KIRKHAM) STEEPLE-CHASES.—FEB. 11. The FYLDE GRAND HANDICAP Of 10 Soya each, h. ft., witllloo added. About three miles and a half. Mr. Bourke's Carrig, aged, lOst. 11b. Wynne 1 Mr. evers's Vengeance, aged, lOst. llb D ar li ng 2 Mr. Tiernan's Isaac, aged, 10st. 31b. Rutherford 3 The following also started :—Caliph, Yee Tommy, Gridiron, and Collier. 2to 1 agst Carrig, sto 2 agst Vengeance, and sto agst Isaac. Won easy by two lengths. The INNKEEPERS' HANDICAP, of 5 sot's each, with 50 adder*. Three miles and a half. Capt. Peyton's Clatterbox, aged, 9st. 41b. Bretherton I Mr. Wainwright's Heroine, aged, lest. 91b. O wner 2 Mr. Land's Ge nera l , aged, list. Owner The following also started :—Kilkenny, and Glorious Jack. Won by half a length. The SELLING STAKES of 3 sovs each, and 30 added. Once round. Saltpetre, 1 ; Nicholas Nickleby, 2 ; The Unknown, 3; Crosby, 4. Won easily. CREWE STEEPLE CHASES.—FEE. 12. MATCH, three miles. Mr. Harper's Honesty, age, Ilst., beat Mr. Bailey's Fair Maid of :Walton, aged, lost. 101 b. The EDLESTON FREE HANDICAP, Of 3 SOPS ch. with 35 added. Three miles. Frank, ; Tally Ho, 2 ; ea Widow Me chree, 3. Won easily. The ff A THERTO7 TAKES Of I sov. each, with 10 added, heats, mile and a half, were won by Hark - over, beating Honesty and the Young Pioneer. Mr. Stirling Davidson has sold Black Dwarf. Jack Leeming is added to the list of geldings. Ballet Girl is trained by Stevens, not by Hacket. Farmer's Boy is scratched fo r th e D oncaster Handicap. John o'Groat has arrived at Butler's stables, Newmarket, to be put in training again. Combatant was left in the Northamptonshire Handicap by mistake. J. B. Day and Son have forty horses in training. and it is rumoured that they " mean mischief" with Filius for the Two Thousand Guineas. Mr. James Jefferys has purchased the three-years-old bay colt by General Pollock out of Her Highness, and has sent him, with an Irish bred two-years-old by Mickey Free, to Peace's stables, in Delamere Forrest. Mr. Hatch has named I;iVchesnut colt by Crozier out of Ma Gladiator mare "The Trojan Warrior," 9nd his yearling filly by Crozier out of the same mare (engaged in the Anglesey) " Andromache." Mr. Herber►'s horses, Sir Robert and Spot, were sold on Thursday last, at Messrs. Bretherton and Harrison's Reposi tory, Birmingham, and realised the following prices :—Sir Ro bert, 300 guineas; Spot, 200 guineas. Both were knocked down to Mr. Darling. A sporting writer in the " Nottinghamshire Guardian," who signs himself " Timothy," concludes a long article on the me rits of the Chester Cup horses, with the following as his selec tion as likely to furnish the winner: —Confessor, Raby, Lady Evelyn, Hothorpe, Unity, Kick-up-the-Dust, Cockcrow, Mark Tapley, Breba, Ulrica, and Koh-i-noor. .e. LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING ACCEPTANCES FOR THE GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLE-CHASE. st. lb.. . 11 10/ / st Dolly's-brae l olb 0 11 4 Silent Friend 9 12 11 2 1 Bedford, 5 y rs 11 2La Gazza Ladra 11 2 M'lon 11 0 Maria Monk 9 8 10 12 Janus 10 10 Bullfinch 9 8 10 10 Carrig .10 10 Venture . .10 8 Victress . .10 8 Lamienne .10 6 Cogia .10 6 Maley ... .10 6 Everton . .10 6 Maurice Daly .10 6 Royal Blue .10 4 Perjury .10 2 Buseot Sir John Abd-el-Kader Sir Peter Laurie Peter Simple Lucy Neale Fernhill Chieftain Bourton Bedford, 6 yrs (101 b. extr Agis - Postilion Warner Maria Day ➢Melford Half-and-half Joan of Arc , Simple Harry , Miss Mowbray Hardwick ACCEPTANCES FOR THE LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP SI. lb. 1 Abdallab' Hungerford Cardinal Wiseman Kilauade 8 7 : True Girl 8 51Merry Bird 7 13 1 Sir Charles Napier 7 13 Filly by Harkaway 7 114oe Miller 11!Don Carlos 7 11;Snowdrop 7 7 Banshee 7 7 Surprise Abbess of Jerveaux AI elford La Fiance Ischia Porto Bello colt THE CHASE. The CHESHIRE HOUNDS meet To-morrow, February 18th Thursday, the 19th the 21st Saturday ..Broonlands Cholffondeley _ Each day at half-past ten. Sir W. W. WYNN'S HOUNDS meet To-morrow, February 18th p e tre Bychan Thursday, the 19th Saturday, the 21st Each day at half-past ten. The NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE Hotmrs meet To-morrow, February 18th 3 Crowns stoke, near Stone Friday, the 20th Kingstown Vale of Aylesbury Belfast Each day at half-past ter Feb. 17 .... 18 .... 19 tverpool Iriractar March -5 Grand Military Weatherby •• • Cheltenham ... !oventry Moreton-in-the-Marsh .... 11 Navan 25 West of Scotland .... April 1 Liverpool Hunt Carlisle Abergaveany THE CHARITIES LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRMARY. —(Weekly Report, 14th Feb.)—ADMITTED:—In-patients 35; out-patients ? 8 ; casuals durine the last wPPk. -nrciIwARGED: In-patients cured 24 ; relieved, and at own request, 7 ; mace uut-pa irregular, 2 ; dead, 2.—Remaining in the house, 29 NORTHERN HOSPITAL. —(Weekly Report, w ADMITTED: Accidents 2 7 ; Medical and Surgi ca l C rernmmanfintinn 7 1 : Total, 44 . — DiscuAnetvn • 3.— E Ke N miunint in the Hospital, 78. relieved and at an requesT,.3 ; attending as oat-patients, re; --- , FEB. 16.—New cases re ceived advice and me dicine at the institution during the last week—North, 249; South, 173; total, 422, New cases visited at their own houses, and supplied with medicine—North, 156; Wm v SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy s h: Lu e t f hv u , l E7 a 3it r ip 3 o : oot d aL i l e , d i:25219 Re port, 11th February 1 T ~ , — . N-PATIENTS : Discharged, cured, 7; relieved and made Out-patients, 1; at own request, 0 ; irregu lar, 1; dead, 1 ; entered, 10; under treatment, 68.—OUT PATIENTS :—Cured, 19 ; entered, 37 ; under treatment, 39. INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, 66 and 6s, SOHO STREET.—(WeekIy Report, Feb. 12.)—0n the books, boys 75; girls 42 ; average daily attendance, boys 68, girls 34 ; sick ]list,, boys 2, girls 2 ; obtained situations, boys,O, girls 0. TUTION, ROSE-HlLL.—(Week ly Rert, 14th Feb.) — i Pateras attended during the week :—At . the Dispensary, 120; at Omit ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARY, AND EYE AND EAR INSTI. own houses, 43; total, 163.