The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-25 00:00:00

G ENERAL NEWS. pi.---11011 MAGISTRAT ES h ave p asse d re solu. O~Gp 4 1. venting spirit-shops from being open on tti Le ! oe Tut itiVeied e, ,111:xeetens at the Horse Guards cony . - - 'its e l f ;-' ll Tuesday morning. He nearly decapi wittt web razor. tXPL osto " attrib„„ NT AT THE D UFFRYN C OLLIERY , last ettelen:el to be th e hi ghly gaseous quality of t h e Ag e, t blame can be attached to any one." e a ' 4 in algaNl' OF A has been discovered ilitty w.pit FEMALE t a London. It was a o e f ti slac k lime lo had been deposited with evident the t body. f:!!ter,fi:;;°, l l, the wife of a framework - knitter, at " ?ee i assn here ti fit the other day. Her ttet ed i Welch wn rap c , fell under her e- - L A 11 41 e h'd ye . tet°l4' t't tatelc;lhßing to th e landlord of the Pyewipe Inn, t~do,, etched f ourteen chickens from seventeen T ar 4,17:.' Mal formed, havi ng f our l egs , f our wings, A lt kliitee °llXT G 01,,,, c 0 ! th e It_A o NT s . last year by the Education gTer"to ' unted "Y uneil to normal and elementary 160 to £ 1 42,229 Bs. 91d., and the preceding Je s. 10td. th q4l tO "P RA of h 0 °t tZe t Bre*: Gloucester, a large ship bound from iv "; was wrecked in Massachussets Bay on hee t 'ept ed L_nen thirteen of the crew, and two men k 10 render them assistance from the shore, N ),P,PAIO,I el 4l al ker lER at Cheadley, Staffordshire,. named har e 4 a tt a week, being rejected in his suit f by . a theq f e, h e d rine Walker, in consequence of his 1,, lawdeliberately shot her through a window, " 1 111e un °‘ 7l l brains out. 4 41 the wilt E , who was tried at Gloucester last M we, , i ti lte tte lett een li mu , rder of his father, and sentenced QTR "tole e ”Ys imprisonment, was on Monday ,Ta t i at ,, the quarters for having shot his mother- I t ter ztd ree ts 'e p l ace. —Worcester Chronicle. t t : l tter, t htir lt All AND ORIENTAL COMPANY have It determination respecting the monster . ;"rier t `ettieVi Which they are building, and have (I) 4 N t 't a screw instead of a paddle-box le i l lios t , trt a . will b e twenty feet in diameter. tt i ,li fir',: e oad %took place at the Gas Works in the eVeteie n eo ) t e t "° ll (lon, on Wednesday morning, by i r e feer ee t e k e e in, two of them slightly, two tele, lest, e '",ed, and one so dreadfully burnt that t . of 1 • Nc; List his recovery. Hitt°roedutjgrFlslllNG BOATS CAPTURED.—The kt,tl 4 ." t ,_ °l the 19th states tbat the Favor', ett,:e t re fe [las just captured and brought into . 1 , 2 911 fishin g boats,which were dredging litetleeet "eh G ound. ikdi q "ItiLy gr a Part ak . at Somers Town, London, hi-sheen ti ee ' n .g soup which had been allowed to ~ d te al l a copper saucepan. With medial"' whidt re pred, with the exception of one of tt 4t) ii N in a precarious state. ~LEE ,E APH BETWEEN ENGLAND AND Faptkleßt Qc:ceSSitrll on was _granted on the 11th inst. iluent to M. Ruyssenaers for a sub -1„450, co ste P the Hague to Harwich, in England. tt hV OaE"' the undertaking is estimated at about 4, l th Y,Nt Vio n r e of the most extraordinary specimens ii,q 4 ibei'leh ' s7i g P oet) of lead ore has arrived from 'll4 ki lt q 2t at ti V l er lead mine, in Carmarthen, and is I, ha e office of Air. H. Gibson, Grace tk:tt t k '"tt:t a " ° °. The specimen weighs 4 cwt. and e oto a . te close on 90 per cent. of metal. tki,°r ; 4 lEis t N t ,,!' Foeterce.—This much lamented lVOta l e t i e ,tYs o i d ,_ lll bequeathed _ a pey e i r on his to co t tn he . Ito / 4 ,0 a l e 7; r o d s a h y ou o ld al f l all un t disabled soldiers of et k '' 4 4 l eft th e P , mo, t means of purchasing commissions ne.erving sergeants.—Zuid Africaan. tEY I\l uriDER. : A MARKED MAI!!.— ilNi ta ,t ed (E, at Chelmsford assizes, Harding °, the murder of Mrs. Cobh, at Tol- Ved Last e " O utcast, shunned by and shunning tee, ",',_ek he was discovered exhausted and Otk Sale a lie i H begged' to be shot. kleete t eal ece . ee. e t vb it lo N d v eFt i• workhouse. tele4r-aY,iii BERMONDSEY.—A fire broke Dockhead, Bermondsey, Vitei th, tte the pre m i ses o f a sa il ma k er an d a i k ilo t , tt !k4vtiatiss e n , l estroyed. Three schooners lying Oj t i'lt, wid er 'uaht fire, and were much damaged 01131 th "tnely, the Providence, the Violet, 1 1 ;?llen and Esther, of Yarmouth, all e damage is estimated at £20,000. di k, e de ti er taet W °uses —A Popish t , ,e„, r eri , ORKH • kApi lla ' t ar e , , !laving smuggled into the Work. tf th'' Holborn, London, Popish books, "i t p t t hei,s 4 akre:t° among the Protestant children, ee t lier ° ° l 4, 4 s have come t o th e reso l u ti on t o M O ^ t 0 dis covered, and to warn the offend ti 'e rec urrence of such conduct he will ‘r a "W Wo r k' iouse. 41 f ewweeks ago, a man sold his S ) t 4 i":tlS - 1, 4 t Chl ki ngton, Cambsc for £lO. .As the t'ti 'eit rnonev he would not deltver up e , o, l ki‘ l l l 4 ; t i , h in tri ar e o ut of'p'atience, and told her hu to t i l tlik'ke d , 4, nt, th a t s h e wou ld no t be fooled" ° lte‘d4P,,` l hi that sh e wou ld go home with the 1,4 e4triuch the best. She then packed 017 k i t,, 4 tor t :'",d the purchaser to his hou se, . Le i r itk ie t vit °Y a train of boys beating tine eN tl t u )l l ,l4\ t t 4 , ukt b *oll l `' ; 1 411,,"U0a AND Loss OF LlFE.—Letters iteee eik a e t t e ee the arrival at that port of the of r• Stephens, master, from Green litc'ef ° it. Her news of the fishery is tel , h th, 2 „iti e e e'e brings the sad intelligence of 4t:iiltl'ot,ttitte4autettie-fliiahr preen, of Peterhead, ti which h , lie tie , e e, as she was making through I, A "q t . ) Nv e . ' 'lteveart, and three of his crew, 6 .11i 1). ' The remainder were rescued te " , t e Aptit T HE CRYSTAL PALACE.-011 e l ,„ Il f? p o „. 1 . 1 13 to auction at the Crystal l er tt :ii4e l et,l of the contents, which corn ei"t h t ' p l ,e,lY of articles which had been 1 1 4 +(^1i - e, '" ` l. '°r• There was a large attend le er e , e 74. eiimitted on the payment of 6d 4ttin disposed of comprised some of k 4 oP've lv d daNe',.. gas-lamps, the counters, &c. kt t , ' titiq 4 uciEt three acres of the flooring POC' s° °°e pas of the roofing have tok p At, I `P. 'l )t ! 1 / 4 1 ()tit % l CATHEDRAL. On Friday eae n ' e t"r een nine and ten , o'clock in 'O 4 l it w as g' chemist, St. Paul s Church the't eh a s at first feared would have been o l l t qto,,'Dot „ r "ele The engines were fortu- A ti `l; e p 4 / "V there being a plentiful supply e '_?,flame s was stopped after a t e , of o ee b 4r ,,w,nleh time the two upper floors Vie a „' th e c?t, and some sliqht damage eit,eek rulDiSeS of Messrs. Longmans, 1 1\44: t to'dk f at °'ral of the adjoining houses. cl~t<~Vh has tar t ease of this distressing malady te4i a ii4ttti Barnby Moor Toll Bar. On I l et • 'or ` 1 et!' be girl, the daughter of John t gio, 1 4 strange dog, evidently in a tie o tt e t ., t ,rae ß ",4° tit two other children at ` c ". 'aY no efforts were made to N it) phobia bitten began to exhibit all the r • i 'de h ei llh ae ß e aeo r e e a . few days ago, and died in I, l o, l t atiy" °D Monday last. The two Ae e ' e4 esp e r'° 4l s at present, and it Is to I It' the dreadful malady.—Don ,l44 iitt,P'a Doc.iLirtk:te,khttrate---A. lady in the western part e attention the 0174t.e,aPoedete,ehibmeitedlocal for the memoryby of a ,;'f re ports to us as f o ll ow s' : — 1111:kist, fr a 4 lat e ,l°%lY breed unknown to me, tt e kl e. B a h lt i j et 7a B brought from Edinburgh 11 / 4 ' l s t ,,°ll fa p to ' he received the trifling sum the Fc ' r was brought from a distance 'l. la tee'. tat a b a Ve. Flowers and evergreens ; t he lin g the whole was enclosed reer eor ue epitaph on the eravestone VI tie Y of Viper V—Perilishire trt°4RhPl9l'l FO R N 7 zit ht t be e , NEW ZEALAND.—The 4' i lte m k rep re ' s 4olip palciligton and • l itis t entative institution to the ilYte e tt e . a nd !en Printed. The bill con teekreqi , i t is proposed that the act e," t le oe f e .aa after a copy of it shall to Of t a C e d,bY the governor of the d ept ,1 4 ~ e colony is to amount to ' th'tlee e s ThUted as follows :—Gover hepro G overnment, £4,700; ‘", X 3,000 native purposes, lk l . li, ki , No k„ —• , N % AT l , i , 11 k o . r., 1.,,, rk Be k 4c di -AREA• I...AMIIIIIDGESIIIRE.- 11,011 v ttoLsaetrous fire, which has half ,e 1„ Na t , ‘ Place, at Alanea in Carn i, 1:)th 4441, consists of one long ' street, ,Nt3, t he twikia; th e , fs,V4 - i to t oth sit rapidly broke out in a pig 11, i t ki th,,Ne 4 et, co ns spread from one end Vittiitlit're t , an ho,2aning everything in its ()lilykeg, tk lis of ,f,an enine arrived from I to_ lo ea d vari on ':9 l ,g the other half of the k-ui,ilve th e eri 5 families trying to save , 1 4,e ver thr ee fir ,,?f the women, was most )1', 4 ).,1) . `V t , Y ileserit2!e!..e now crowded with t; i !ll'e; 'tPee'll 4T A•t, l , 4 * q , , t Arthi, _ his long I ttigated case qiiii4tritpertyweek settled by the Covrt 1, ,, , 1 t,,,i) , Eill y in etrnected iN:th the estate I , s el,,o e a tM at s e _ C°l "ltY of Suffolk, and 11 ),be1,,!tha 1 „. 4 .. t h as I,:,ven r.oil"ons, but only y tlai,‘ . ! resid e j 'ell .divided in the lat 1,8 districtitilses ; tt 4 ,? ,. / i 4t1(1 oth er o this toi% a, ar' hei " ' 4 tl' Cor • but tt onl ~,v ofamirouß man .t11: 11 k1i• tte . " 4 11 (1 • ett . seve cisi nnO. we fif)o......n,„porti ons ";4812-nsfo'''Ci Itand t a a - 4 i ---`)11 lklotway / GE 4 i 4 :- L DTirl- t Qe 'WPM 41. r 01 ch e 0.0; to ~ t ) tr r ,o% r' o , i o l l b e 1 4 heir A THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1852. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. DERBY AND OAKS PROPHECIES To the EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD, SlR,—The intense interest and anxiety pending this race is astonishing, particularly through the numerous fluctuations Robbie Noble has experienced in the betting market. Seldom will the public be cautioned against im position, and I think I may not revert very far back to prove this. We had very good proof in the Nancy affair, and I thought that certain parties had sufficient warning then, but no, they will not be cautioned. The same per sons that said Nancy would win the Chester Cup, say also that Hobbie Noble will win the Derby. I defy this said mystery to remain a mystery any longer, when this ques tion shall have been ' truly' answered, which is, " Who is the owner of Robbie Noble ? However, who is his owner for this event ?" I must beg you to infer the answer. I contend that I know no more anxiety has been evinced by the party to being Hobbie fit and well to the post to morrow, than there was to bring Nancy fit and well to the Chester post ; and the former is no more going to run to win to-morrow than the latter ran to win at Chester. G. Whitehouse is to be his unfortunate jock. Alcoran has extraordinary racing powers, and, I think, has been much underrated. To describe him, I should say he is well put together—that his form is perfect, that his legs are well formed, and his soundness undeniable. We have as yet only had a " simmering" of his capabili ties, though quite sufficient to suffce for a very correct idea to be formed therefrom. Now, as I have said all that I have to say " pro," I must see if there is anything un favourable for his chance. The unfavourables only num ber two; one is his temper, and the other as to the un certainty respecting his steersman; but, upon hearing that his former misfortune was gradually abating, some thing whispered in my ear that there may yet be found as good a man disengaged to ride in Lord Orford's colours as either Frank Butler or any one else. However, I will hope for the best, and have only now to add that the horse is in the highest racing order. _ _ Little Harry and Alfred the Great I nust make a " couplet" of, and say that both have done wonders, but, as these wonders have only been accomplished in private —in their own immediate neighbourhood,—l cannot think they warrant my confidence in them, having seen, as yet, no meritable public performance ; there is no doubt, how ever, that they will run forward, especially the King, who will be ridden by Basham, and the former by A. Day. Claverhouse has many friends, and I feel sorry that I cannot conscientiously place my hopes in the Lord Lieu. tenant's horse this time, as, from his performances, I do not feel justified. Marlow will ride him. Harbinger is sa'd to have astonished the natives as well as his owner—the good old Duke, but as these reports come from pretty nearly the same quarter GS those which favour Hobbie Noble, I shall place no credence in them whatever. If, however, they really are correct, he might have cantered away with the Guineas ; and perhaps he might play the same trick to- morrow, with Flatman's as sistance, though I question it. King of Trumps was offered a short time back to be matched against any other horse of his age, but to be allowed slbs. The challenge was not accepted, but may shortly ; and, though all this " sounds," still I cannot think that a horse who, but a month back, was all to pieces, could sufficiently have come to himself again as to be able to compete with any success in a Derby. Tern pleman will ride. Kingston and Nabob. In previous notes upon this event I always approved of the former's chance; and when Lapidist was first favourite of Lord Ribblesdale's lot, I said that Kingston would eventually prove his A 1. This has now come to pass. Now, Sir, just allow me to t remains with these two animals ; both have say how i beer► baeli ed, Kingston for some time, and Nabob only since he defeated Hugo (who is not a bad one) in the com monest of canters. Both are in the best condition ; and, whilst Kingston can beat Nabob for a little over a mile, the latter can accomplish any distance. I believe the sta ble were rather apprehensive that Kingston could not get the distance, but I am glad to dispel these unnecessary fears, and say that his sweats of late have proved so bene ficial, and, in short, he has been training so kindly, that it has been proved that Kingston can both get the dis tance and go the. pace. Orelio and Chief Baron Nicholson I must form another " couplet" of, both being rather " off it," or else I do not know what I might say of them. Mars)n will ride the former and Kitchener the latter. For Augur I have always entertained strong hopes; he has never been " dead amiss," as people assert. it is true he had an attack of cold previous to the Dee Stakes being run for, or he would have run for the same, and as easily have defeated Attack then as he defeated his own " attack." Joe Miller. One out of every twenty will tell you that Joe has not the slightest shadow of a chance, and at the same time give an amusing sneer • they say, too, that the weights are very different, that he will be on an equality with his superiors, —with Derby horses, and that he, being a Chester Cup, &c. horse, cannot possibly have a chance at Epsom. These gentlemen refer you to Black Doctor's running last year for the Derby after his accomplishment at Chester. Now, though these men may be very well meant, they are desperately out of it. I will say no more about Joe's chance, for it would be useless ; but while 1 urge my readers to beware and look out for the orange and white of Lord Orford, I would also have them watch well the white jacket and orange cap of John Sharp, Joe Miller's jock. Elcot is certainly blind with one eye, and cannot dis tinctly see with the other., or otherwise I would not say that he would be less backward than his brother was last year. Stockwell and Ambrose, both from one stable ; the former has been " laid up," and the latter is, I fancy, sent to represent Lord Exeter's colours upon Norman. I think nothing of either. Daniel O'Rourke, Phantom, and Marinella colt are all from Scott's, who says that Daniel is certain of winning ; and his friends say that his running for the Guineas was " all my eye and Betty Martin." I believe neither asser tions, and if he has beaten Newminster, it has been when the latter could not gallop, not otherwise. If Daniel should be successful enough to land forward, I think that, when Butler finishes, he will find Augur just landed before him. As the little Daniel is their horse, it word be use less to say anything about the other two. Homebrewed they say must give way to Harbinger ; mind, /don't. _ The best " long shots " are,—Missive, Buckthorn, Princess colt (King Pepin), Treasurer, and Womersley ; the former and the two latter named have been backed to win immense stakes. Poodle is placed entirely safe by Joe Miller. _ Barbarian, Hierarchy, - and Maidstone. The former, Lord Caledon's Irish horse, may run very well, though it is not very probable; the latter will have again to suc cumb; and Hierarchy is no use for the Derby. I retire all others which may " show," and which I 'have not considered north comment. After having con sidered fully everything in connection with this year's Derby, 1 have ultimately arrived at th's conclusion, rad am decisive in my choice : Lord Orford's ALCO RAN.. (BARTBoLomEw) 1 Lord Zetland's AUGUR .. . ..... (S. ROGERS? 2 Charlton, in addition to many other masters, has been engaged by Lord Ribblesdale. The Italian had a pint of brandy given to him previous to winning her Majesty's Guineas at Shrewsbury. General Anson has given the name of King Pepin to his three-year-old colt by Orlando, out of The Princess. Although the veteran Lye has been riding in nearly all parts of the country for the last half-century, it was only last week he made his debut at Bath, where he rode Chief Justice, the winner of the Somersetshire Stakes. Mr. Charles Liley, the owner of Urbanity, who was withdrawn from a race last week at Shrewsbury, attempts to justify his conduct, because of Wetherell, the trainer of the horse, having forestalled him in the ring. A FAST YOUNG LAnY.—A member of one of the lead ing clubs in London, and a master of foxhounds, will back a young lady, for from £2,000 to £5,000, to ride against any other lady in England as follows ;—to ride from London to Birmingham in twelve hours, using two horees ; to ride four miles over Newmarket Course ; to ride a four miie steeple-chase over Hertfordshire ; or to hunt the Hursley foxhounds in October next, and to kill a fox with them. FIXTURES. MAY. 31 I South Shields RACING Cartmel Wye .. Epping Town Erith Lenham Manchester Coggleshall 1 Hampton l6 1 Newton 2 Tenbury ........ 17 2' Macclesfield 21 2 Newcastle Bibury Soiiihwell 31Stockbridge Ulverstone Ascot ~ .. Beverley 4lKnighton.. 8I Winchester 9,Carlisle Maidstone Leith .... Lamberton 9i Chelmsford 111 Ludlow .. BANKRUPTS. Tuesday, May 18, 1852, John Passman, Stockton-upon-Tees, curlier. James Banister, Bii mingbam, brassfounder. Henry Calvert, Petersfield, Southampton, woollen draper William Russell, Bethnal-green-road, London, draper. Charles Wentworth Wass, Bond-street, London, picture dealer. --- DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.— J . J. Rayner, Manchester, tailor—J. Parker, Goosnargh-with-Newshatn, Lancashire, inn. keeper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. - T. and J. Darbyshire,:Man cheater, grocers—T. Fitton and H. Barker, Manchester, ma chine makers. Friday, May 21, 1352, John Cuff, Manchester, hotel keeper. John Matthew Healey, Dewsbury, draper. Thomas Bates, Schofizld Sh:ard, and John Sheard, Halifax, engineers. _ . Joseph Roberts, Aberyst , a:th, draper. William Royde Fearn, Bit.ningbam, draper, Thomas Crocker, Wisbeach, sail maker. CERTIFICATES GRANTED. — May 14, W. SW 0, Birkenhead and Liverpool, merchant (first class)—May 17, J. B. Taylor, Liverpool, commission agent (third class)—May 17, W. Prit chard, Liverpool, tea merchant (third class)—May 17, W. Caldwell, Shevington, Lancashire, coal proprietor (second class)—May 17, H. Bleackley, Chorlton-upon-Medlock, iron monger (second class). PAETNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—E. Kelly, T. Porter, and J. Kelly, Liverpool, provision dealers; as far as regards T. Porter —J. Pye and L. Nunns, Liverpool, emigration agents—S. and L. Lloyd, Liverpool, timber merchants—F. Lafuente and J. Webster, Liverpool, merchants. South American at 345. 6d. to 355. 9d. per cwt., being fully for mer prices. 200 tons Lard have been sold at 51s. to 51s. 6d. per cwt. Baltic Hemp continues without change. There is rather less, inclination to purchase Jute, but holders have still great confidence, and will not sell except at extreme rates ; the sales are confined to GOO bales, at .elO 17s. Gd. to 413 7s. 6d per ton. LIVERPOOL COTTON FRIDAY, MAY 21. The demand continued without any abatement during Friday and Saturday, the sales on the latter day reaching 20,000 bales MARKET, (about two-thirds of which were on speculation), and a slight advance was obtained on good ordinal ; and middling American, those being the qualities most in request ; on Monday the attendance of buyers was less numerous, and though the sales amounted to 10,000 bales, a general tameness was perceptible, and the advance of Saturday was le.:. Business has since been on a more restricted scale, with a greater disposition on the part of some holders to realise, and the quotations of middling and ordinary American are partially reduced. Brazil and Egyptiad continue in good request, and the better qualities have realised rather higher prices. Surat is still in extensive request, at extreme rates. Speculators have taken 25,320 American, 1360 Egyptian, 430 Bahia, and 1670 Surat, and there are reported for export, 9640 American, 350 Pernam, 310 Bahia, 60 Egyptian, and 3900 Surat. SALES. IMPORTS. DESCRIPTION. PRICES. Week Previ- Week I . r , ;11 STOCK. ending ously !ending y ` e "; ir May2l. this yr. May2l. • ; May 21 - - d. d. I Sea Island .. 12 @22k 950 135601 90, 12433 ! 330524 Stained 5l 101 Boweds 4# 0' 19030 226470 469330 Mobile 4i 6 I 16500 164920 l 49645 5,8314 New Orleans. 3g 7i 33640 436890 Pernams, &c. 6* } 3270, 32430 2010 26370 11600 Aracati, &c.. 6* 61 , Bahia, &c. 6* 61 1750 , 16530, 6101 8120 2810 Maranham . 6 - 1 64 -1 1460 IC4OO ... I 11788 22520 Sawginned 5i 5i • } Demerara,& . c 8 11 150' 110, 32 495 230 Egyptian.... 5 10/ 4940' 58450 2136 47004 24250 Barbadoes •• • • 3 Peruvian.... ••• • I of this day se'nnight, and the whole was cleared away early in the day. The supplies from the Coast are to a fair extent : fresh qualities of Wheat being wanted, millers bought more freely, and prices were a trifle dearer than last Saturday. There was a steady demand for the new Foreign, and the rates of this day week were more easily obtainable, and a fair quantity was disposed of. Grinding Barley finds buyers in retail at former quotations. White Pease being very scarce, as high as 335. per qr. has been paid for recent arrivals. Beans sell slowly, with out alteration in value. Oats were in large supply from Scot land, and as the demand is only limited. some difficulty was experienced in realising last week's prices, and a good many remained unsold at the close of the market. Flour more in request, and prices were the turn in favour of the seller, par ticularly for fresh manufacture. WISBECH, MAY 22.—We have a thin attendance at o market to-day, anti a small quantity of Wheat ( ing, whicl was readily sold at fully the rates of last week, and a few select samples made rather more Scarcely any Beans or Oats offe ing, and no alteration to note in price. DUBLIN, 111,ty 2l.—We have again to report an extremely dull market at our Corn-Exchange to-day. Our quotations represent scrrcely more than retail transactions, and the gene ral tendency of the trade was to lower rates. White Wheat.. 23s Od to 26s Od I Barley 12s Od to 14s 6d Red d 0.... 22s Od to 23s 6('. Rapeseed oos Od to 00s Od Bere Os Od to Os Od Bakers' Flour. 12s Od to 15s Od Oats .los Od to Its 6d I Indian Corn, Oatmeal its Od to 12a Od per 48011)29s Od to 31s 6d CORK, MAY 22.—The market for Flour is limited to present wants, and prices are the turn in favour of buyers. Wheats are more freely offered, and easier to purchase. Indian Corn meets little attention, and the week's business was small. CATTLE MARKETS SALFORD, MAY 19.—Beasts, 1365; Sheep and Lambs, 6200; Calves, 309. Best Heifers made something over 54d.; strong and useful Heifers, 42d. to sd. ; Cows, 44d.; best light Wed ders, in wool, 6jd.; clipped, sd. to sad. ; heavy clipped, sd. ; Lambs, 71d. to Bd. ; Calves, 40. to 50. per lb., with a fair clearance. LEEDS, MAY I9.—There has been a fair show of Horned Cattle at to-day's market, and a full attendance of buyers. They were brought chiefly from the north, were generally in good condition, and a good clearance was effected. Beef, 6s. to 6s. 4d. and 6s. 6d. per 16 lb. ; Mutton, sd. per lb.; Lambs, 20s. to 238. each, or about 7d. per lb., and a few pens of excel lent quality 7id. ; all sold. Number of Beasts, 650 ; Sheep and Lambs, 4000. DUBLIN, ➢IAY 20.—The market to-day was a small one, owing to the fair of Naas, at which a number of buyers attended. Beef sold quickly at an advance of Is. to 2s. per cwt., the cur- rency being from 435. to 455., and very mime 4Gs. Bd. per cwt., sinking offal. Mutton, in sink. sd. to 5d., and Veal. 7d. to 74d. per lb. in ditto. The general attendance of stock was smaller than usual. The Pig market a small one, and less doing—prices, 355. to 38s. per cwt. SHIPPING TUESDAY, MAY 18.—Wind E.N.E., moderate. —Black-eyed Susan, from Africa—Julia, Arezuma ARRIVED and Dulce Nombre de Jesus, Longa, Bilboa—Ann, Si. Michael. SAlLED.—Elizabeth Grange, Bloomer, for Buena Ventura— Seringapatam Peckitt, St. Petersburg—Britannia, Coulthart, St. John, N.B.—James Wright, Clarke, and Franklin, Watts, Virginia—Glendaragh, White. Calcutta—Roe, Tyrrell, Africa— Sewell, Merron, Baltimore—Matilda, Cormick, Constantinople —Sunda, Perchard, Ceylon and Shanghai—Clifton Cochnan, Boston—Christiana Agatha, Lap, Batas :a—Favourite, Garrick, Montreal—Onward, Welsh, Staten Island—Lawsons, Yanens, Cronstadt—Svanen, Larsen, Tonsberg—Ontario, Jones, and Mary Lewis, Lewis, Dordt—Nelson Village, Hamilton, Mira michi—Wanderer, Reeves, Naples—Famillus Haab, Racklen, Christiansen. Marion, Bilton, from Bombay, at Sincapore. Titania, Bailed from Sincapore for A kyab 13th March. Travancore, Brown, fr. Calcutta for Demerara, at St. Helena. Britannia, Hamilton, hence at Quebec. Cant bria, M'Culloch, and Samuel, Morris, hence at St. John. Grecian (s.s.), hence at Malta 4th instant. Northumberland, sailed from Bombay 4th April, and Tory, 16th, both for this port. Cashmere, Rea, from Hottentots Bay, at Sr. Helena, and sailed for this port 6th April. Zante Packet, Fudge, sailed from Havana for this post 27th April. HAVANA, April 28.—The hull and rigging of the Lord Ashley, Roberts, from New Orleans for Liverpool, which was driven ashore to windward of this harbor'', 23rd March, have been sold. __ KINGSTON.. (G. BROWN) 3 s JOE MILLER .. (J. SHARPE) 4 Lord Ribbesdalc Mr. FarranCe taking Missive as my " cockboat." As I have not time to comment upon each mare for the Oaks ' (and I dare say you cannot well spare much space,) I will merely pick my " quarto," viz., Songstress, Red Hind, Bird-on-the-Wing, and Attack • and, if I were to choose from the four, I shall make choice of the first named.—l remain, &c. BEESWING. HOYLAKE SPRING MEETING. The Liverpool Hunt Club held their first meeting of the season, over the course at Hoylake, on Wednesday and Thursday last. The weather was very fine, but the attehdance thin. The following is a return :—The Hoy lake Hurdle Race : Woodfold, 1; Hvmony, 2 ; lanthe, 3.—The Shorts Handicap : Emma Jemima, 1 ; Niece, 2. —Tally Ho Welter Plate: Smuggler 801, 1 ; Generr' Sale, 2.—The Helbre Plate: Greatheart, ; Happy Queen, 2.—The Dee SRling Stakes: Emma Jemima, 1; lanthe, 2. — The Birkenhead Hurdle Race : Caurire, 1; Juggernaut, 2 ; lanthe, 3.—The Liverpool Emit Handi cop : Greatheart, 1 ; Remunerator, 2 ; Happy Queen, 3. The Hunters' Plate; Smuggler Bill walked over.—The Wallasey Handicap : Gay Lad, 1 ; Shropshire Witch, 2 ; The Niece, 3.—Match for 50 sore : Shropshire Witch, 1, Remunerator 2.—The Leasowe Stakes ; Great. heart, 1; b f by Faugh-a-Ballagh, 2 ; Stranger's Daugh ter, 3.—Match : Happy Queen, 1 ; Juggernaut, 2. A Forced Handicap; Shropshi-e Witch, 1, Car-ire, 2; Miss West, 3. TANTERSALL'S.-SUNDAY EVENING THE DERBY. 3to 1 agst Mr. Merry's Bobbie Noble. 7to 1 Mr. J. Arnold's Little Harry—taken. 10 to 1 Lord Orford's Alcoran—taken. 10 to 1 Duke of Richmond's Harbinger —taken. 12 to 1 Lord Eglinton's Claverhouse—tk. to 100 20 to 1 Lord Ribblesdale's Kingston. 25 to 1 Mr. J. Stanley's Orelio—offered. 25 to 1 Lord Zetland's Augur. 30 to 1 Mr. S. Hawke's Womersley. 30 to 1 agst Mr. Bowes's Daniel O'Rot:ke. ST. LEGER. 20 to 1 agst Lord Eglinton's Claverbouse—taken 20 to 1 Mr. Harrison's King of Trumps—taken 20 to 1 Lord Exeter's Stockwell—taken. 20 to 1 Duke of Richmond's Harbinger—taken MANCHESTER.-FB iDAY The betting since our last has been chiefly upon the Derby. Yesterday 6to 1 was freely offered against Hob. bie Noble, and 8 to 1 against Little Haley ; on the other hand, Claverhouse was in great demand at 9 to 1, and Alcoran at 8 to 1, both taken freely ; a few investments were also made upon Daniel O'Rourke at 40 to 1. For the Oaks, Songstress bad a many friends at 6 to 1, and Bay Rosalind at 12 to 1. To-day the main feature was the singular position of Hobbie Noble, who, we should say, was backed to win not much less than £2,000, at prices varying from 5 to 1 to 6 to 1; and, at the close, he would have been supported to win a much la-ger stake at 5i to 1, one person offering to take £llOO to £2OO, in one bet, but upon certain conditions. Hobble's supporters now seem to be in real earnest, and e - e vex/ particul— with w invest FIE DERBY sto 1 Bto 1 le Harry—taken taken. firer—taken 10 to 1 13 to 1 t Trunir the Great—taken 14 to 1 —taken LIVERPOOL GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET. FRIDAY, MAY 21. In consequence of the favourable accounts received from London, the Sugar market has quite recovered the late depres sion, and the sales, consisting of 700 bhds. 8.P., 2000 bags Bengal, and 300 mats Mauritius, are, if any thing, at rather higher rates. There has been considerable speculative inquiry for Foreign this week, which has resulted in the purchase of 10,00 bags brown Pernambuco, chiefly afloat, at 17s. per cwt. ; besides which, a cargo of white and brown Paraiba has been taken for the Mediterranean at 235. 6d. for the former, and 16s. 6d. for the latter, and 700 bags yellow Pei nanibuco on the spot at 16s. Molasses have been in good demand, but the limited quantity offering has prevented business to any t,:eat extent ; the sales have been 220 puns. old St. Vincent and r) puns. clayed Cuba at 135., with 40 puns. Surinam at 128. 6d per cw the demand for Coffee has not been quite so gooc this week, but prices rre wc ll . supported; the business corn. prises 70 tcs Jamaica, at 445. to 565: for ordinal; to low mi, eluding' a few tcs. of extra fine Mountain a bags St. Domingo at 41s. for sound, and 460 bags per Cwt. A small lot of Pimento is reported at 4 lb. 160 tcs. Carolina Rice sold at 17s. 6d. to IR, Bengal at 9s. 9d. to 10s. 9d. per cwt. for good broken tc rather lower prices. Rum and Jamaica, at previous pric( been to a fair extent in the ii In Tea the t placed a ted Caper leaf Hot era at 8d aniel 07i THE CHARITIES. LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRMA RY.—(Weekly Report, 22d May.)—ADMITTED: In-patients 48; out-patients, 16; casuals during the last week, 19.—DiscHA Re ED : In-patients cured, 19 ; relieved, and at own request, 5 ; made out-patients, 5 ; irregular, 1 ; dead, O.—Remaining in the house, 197. SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Re port, 19th May.)—lN-rAn Errs : Discharged, cured, 6 ; re lieved and made out-patients, 0; at own request, 1 ; irregu lar, 0 ; dead, 0 ; entered, 16 ; under treatment, 52.—Ou•r- PATIENTS :—Cured, 23; entered, 43; under treatment, 37. LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES, MAY 24.—New cases re ceived advice and medicine at the institution during the last week—North, 280; South, 235; total, 515. New cases visited at their own houses, and supplied with medicine—North, 177; South, 72; total, 249. INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, 66 and GS, SOEIO - Report, May 20.)—0n the books, boys 68, girls 33 ; average daily attendance, boys 57, girls 27 ; sick list, boys 3, girls 2 ; obtained situations, boys 1, girls 2. ➢IEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY. May. Hour. 25, W. N. Monies (audit) District Court, 11 25, Peter Lawton, (proof and div.) Ditto, H 25, W. W. King (proof and div.) Ditto, 11 26, W. N. Monies (proof and div.) Ditto, 11 27, T. Occleshead &C. Cummins (pf. & d'v ) Ditto, 11 27, George Rennie (proof and div.) 28, John Howell (proof and div.) ..—.. Ditto, 11 31, James Leade' (end) June 2, Patrick Beirns (2nd) Ditto, 11 3, Humphrey Davies (2nd) Ditto, 11 3, Thomas Williams (audit) MARKETS. - - MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES. MANCHESTER.—That cautious spirit which we have latterly had to speak of, as inaucing a resistance on the part of buyers to the upward tendency of prices, has been very marked through out the present week. This spirit was manifestly strengthened on Tuesday by the Asia's advices, from which it appeared that the New York market had )ecome tamer, with a slight giving way in prices, as compared with the previous week ; the receipts pointing as decidedly as ever to a crop of 3,000,000 bales. We had therefore, on that day, a very inanimate market both in yarns and goods, and some articles might be had a fraction lower, though, as a whole, the market was considered pretty steady. On Thursday, it appeared from a meagre tele graphic announcement of the arrival of the Franklin at South ampton, that, on the ith inst. the New York market was ren dered irregular in prices by the unlooked for receipt of favour able accounts front Liverpool, which, we suppose, would lessen the disposition to sell, and increase the perplexity of buyers. At New Orleans, the Pacific's advices had led to an advance of ic. per lb. Some spinners endeavoured to gather a little ad ditional firmness from this statement, and from the Liverpool market being reported firmer at one o'clock. But no improve ment has taken place. The week ends heavily; the amount of business is quite inconsiderable; and, although there is scarcely any quotable change in prices, the bias is against producers in yarns more so than in goods. In some descriptions of the for mer, the buyer has an advantage of id. per lb. ; not from all spinners, because many are still well circumstanced as regards contracts, but from those who are either less favourably situ ated, or who have less confidence in the stability of existing values. In fine yarns, say from 100's upwards, thereis a decided rise, owing to the extreme dearness of Sea Islands cotton. The makers of domestics struggle in vain to get a trifling advance ; and this causes them to hold doggedly aloof from the market as buyers of warps and weft at the present prices. We hear of one or two purchases of goods for the East to-day, which are rather large in the present inanimate state of things—one of them being tO,OOO pieces. ROCHDALE.—We have had rather .morp.inclohl for goods, and a rather better demand. rine merchants have shown a greater disposition to purchase, if the manufacturers could have submitted to a reduction in price. Wool is:firm in pt ice, but with little business doing. LEEDS.—We have had rather better markets again this week. The firmness which wool maintains in price, and the general impression which prevrqs, that there is a probability of an advance ere long, has, to some extent, induced speculation in goods, more goods having changed hands at the Cloth Halls the last two market days than for some time. Stocks are low ; and the manufacturers continue to act with great caution. A fair amount of business hasbeen done during the past week by the home trade; and although the foreign houses are doing much less than usual at this season, yet there has been some little improvement during the week. NOTTINGHAM. — The orders hitherto received, and the goods purchased for ,the United States, as well in hosiery as in lace, do not, up to this time, answer in extent the expectations formed by our manufacturers. There is, however, abundant time for them to purchase their lace goods for the autumn trade, and probably their hosiery also, as the hosiers have to some extent prepared themselves for this business, although to nothing like the amount they formerly did ; the custom some years ago was to make and keep a large stock in anticipation of considerable orders, but this system is now, we are happy to say, nearly annihilated. The sale of lace is still chiefly con fined to black goods, although there has on the whole been a more animated business generally than for some time past. Most of the hands in the hosiery trade are pretty well em ployed. Some advance on the price of hosiery yarn is de manded, which, it maintained, we fear will prove a drawback to our export business for the season. Laguayra - • 60117.W.i.ij. 5i 6i 100 } 2460 1137' } 2220 Cartliagena.. 34 300 I •••• Smyrna— •• • • Manilla -,, • , Surat Madras Bengal — .... 850 .... ;041 ' 2BO 89480 1086260 67234 1026736: 601750 LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, MONDAY, MAY 24. From the 15th to the 22nd instant, the import of live stock from Ireland comprised 149 G Beasts, 1539 Sheep and Lambs, 1893 Pigs, 20 Calves. and 123 Horses. In the same period, the arrivals from Scotland, by sea, were 402 Beasts, 363 Sheep, 11 Calves, and 5 Pigs. Coastwise, from the north cf England and Welsh ports, the arrivals were 126 Lambs, 29 Sheep. 1 Horse, and 3 Calves. To-day our market was not as well supplied with Cattle as on this day week, but of Sheep and Lambs we had a considerable increase. The numbers offered were 1325 Beasts and 7483 Sheep and Lambs, against 1595 and 6325 re spectively last Monday, and 1527 and 6006 same week last year. For Beef the demand was rather animated, and a good clear ance was effected at an advance of id. to id. per lb. Mutton also sold freely, and buyers were obliged to pay rather higher prices. Lambs were likewise taken read9y at fully last week's quotations. At an early hour everything of good quality was sold; The prices current are as follows :—Beef : prime heifer, 41d. to ; second class, 44d. to 40. ; fat oxen, 44c1. to 40. ; second class, and old cows, 30. to 44d. Mutton : prime wedder, sd. to 60. ; second class do., sd. to ad.; old ewes, 40. to sd. per lb., sinking the offal. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, FRIDAY, MAY 21. Although at our market to-day we had a more limited atten dance of home and country millers than on Tuesday, good runs of foreign Wheat were in moderate request for the infe rior, and a few further parcels having been taken for Irish account, those descriptions maintained our last quotations ; whilst the best qualities of white, which, with Enrlish Wheats generally are less plentiful, were the turn dearer. States and Canadian Flour still command a free inquiry, and at a small abatement considerable sales might have been made, but hol ders continuing to require higher terms, had a tendency to check the demand for the moment, and consequently the ope rations this morning were unimportant. French Flour rather more saleable at our last currency. Grinding Barley was held at rather higher prices, but any advance was not easily acquir able. Malt, Beans, and Pease, upon a very moderate sale, re mained unaltered in value. Oats and Oatmeal, meeting a limited demand, barely supported late prices. Yellow Indian Corn, from the small quantity at hand, is rather dearer, and white fully as high, but the extent of business is necessai:ly limited. Of near at hand cargoes there are scarcely any offer ing, and distant ones do not find much demand just at present. FOREIGN WEDNESDAY, MAY 19.—Wind E. to S.E., light. ARRlVED.—Bosphorus, Gray, from Barbados—Pelican (s.s.), Byrne, Rotterdam—Agnes, Owen, Stettin. SA ILE D.—Emigrant; Keinp, for Sydney, N.S.W.—Coquette, Rooke, Africa—Arctic (s.), Luce; Isaac Wright, Farber ; and Senator, Coffin, New York—Victoria de dos Hermanos, Luces, Barcelona—Jane, Hunter, and United Kingdom, Cotter, Que bec—Chester, Powell, Payta—Ocean Star, Lord, Savannah— Rosetta, Cliamley, Sullivan, A.S.—Zeitgeist, Bandkowski, and Eleanor, Schofield, St. Petersburg—Magnolia, Fraser, Trieste —Creamore, Kemp, Newfoundland—Seneca, Feenhagen, and Maid of Athens, Bonfellow, Rio de Janeiro—Marion, Kundsen, St. Thomas—Favourite Pickance, St. John, N.B.—Dispatch, Miazub, and Rapid, Whitten, Rotterdam—Jenny Lind, Dennis, Lisbon—Cather.na Charlotte, Halkin, Riga—Traffic, Scott, A7changel—Alice, Peck, Gibraltar. Philip Laing, Caderhead, from Penang, at Allyab. • Viscount Sandon, from Akyab, at Malacca. Isabella Wood, sailed from Mauritius for Queensto%a Ist March. Cathaya. Baillie, from Shanghai for this port, at the Straits of Sunda, 19th March. Duke of Wellington, and Eleanora, sailed from Pcyab Ist March, and Jalawar, 18th, all for Queenstown. THURSDAI, MAY 20.—Wind variable and light ARRIVED.—PearI (s.s.), Stokes, from Ghent—Commodore (s.), Little, Havre. SAlLED.—Brunswick, Pile, for Rotterdam—Redbreast, Wil liamson, Oporto—Julia Howard, Bulkley ; Levitt Storer, Gra cin ; and Eudocia, Robertson, New Yerk—Ann and Sarah, Tate, Montreal—Mignon, llarvey, Lisbon—Alert, Johnson ; Thomas, M'Nabb; and Juno, Brumston, Archangel—Phcenix, Cooper, Antwerp—Countess of Zetland, Ley, Trinidad—Magic, Quance, Leghorn—John Spencer, Harris, Hong Kong—Fri thiofawandelin, Cronstadt—Helen, Sinclair, San Francisco— Isabel, Griffiths, Antigua—Montezuma, Power, Apalachicola— Warbler, Westcott, New Orleans—Romulus, Clark, Pernau. The Princess, Hillman, for Wadsoe, which put back to this port, having been surveyed, and will have to discharge. Birmingham (s.), hence at Holyhead, with machinery da maged. A dismasted flat was towed into Beumaris, on Wednesday morning, by No. 7 I.ilot-boat. Brooksby, M`Ewan, hence at New Orleans, and Conrad, Kelso, hence at Mobile, are both in the Clyde. Bogota (s.), Hall, and left for Rio Janeiro on the 24th April, and Zuleika, Clements, both hence at Madeira. The barque Liverpool was totally wrecked near the west end of Great Bahama Island, about the 14th of April. She had sailed from Salt River, Jamaica, for this port. FRIDAY, MAY 21.—Wind S.E. to N.E., light, ARRIVED.—City of Glasgow (s.a.), Wylie, Philadelphia; left Delaware 6th May, at 9 p.m. SAILED.—Mortha J. Ward, Trott, for New York—ldes, Kemp, Africa— —Agamemnon, Guthrie; Robert A. Parke, M`Walters, and Persian, Burton, Quebec—Havana, Adams, Virginia—Fides, Borland, and John Atchison, Charleston— Richmond, Gregson, Buenos Ayres—Clara, Arriandiaga, Ha vana—William Carson, Vaughan, St. John, N.B.—Water Witch, Calder, and Harmonic., Kroll, Nat ill—William, Krause; Undine, Kraeft, and Doctor, Forbes, Archangel—Enuerdale, Moore, Batavia. Europa (s.) Lott, hence at New York 6th May. Charles Saunders, Spence, and Schoodlac, Porter, hence at New Orleans. Norman, Coun, hence at Apalachicola. Java, Monroe, hence at Philadelphia. Elinor, hence at Bath. William, Ill`Farlane, hence at Portland. Midas, Palmer; Olivia, Small ; and Florida, Mills, hence at New York. Allegro, Clark, hence at Belfast (Maim). Ann, M'Garry, and Actoen, Benson, hence at Quebec. SATURDAY, MAY 22.—Wind E.S.E., light SAILED.-F. C. Clarke, Jean, for Calcutta—Hyperion, King, Bahia—Eliza Pirrie, M'Wha, 4.den—Andover. Meys, Ceara— Janes, Greeves, Campeachy—Columbus, Goble, Pernambuco —Queen, Owen, ltio Grande—Presto, Gruzilier, Rio Janeiro— Hersilia, Leslie, San Francisco—Charles Chaloner, Thomson, New Orleans—Asia (s.), Judkins, and Intrinsic, M'Farlane, New York—Adrian, Neal, Savanrah—Ashland, Stone, and J. G. Hall, Healey, Boston—Wallace, Morton, Quebec—British Queen (s.s.), Bell, Constantinople—Fame, Davies, Harlingen— Theodore, M'Kie, Archangel—Frederick der Grosse, Hensel, St. Petersburg—Von Pommer Esche, Walter, Swinnemunde— Pelican (s.s.), Byrne; Norfolk Lass, Easter; and Wiltshire, Baker, Rotterdam—Dairy Maid, Richards, Riga—Vilhelm, Blankholm, Randers—Sirius, Kofod, Iceland—Marys, Pierce, end Margaret Evans, James, Naples—Jessie, Voy, Narva— United, Mowbray, Leghorn. Nile (s.s.), Oliver, hence at Gibraltar, and left 13th May for Genoa. - - - - _ - Tiber (s.s.), Birch, hence at Gibraltar, and left 14th May for Palermo. _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ Fury, Roy, from Trinidad for this port, at Queenstoys a 20th May.. Enterprise, Pattersen, and Magdalen, G.:fliths, both hence at Pillau. SUNDAY, MAY 23.—Wind N.E., light. ARRlVED.—Washington, from New York. SAILED.—RydaI, Robbins, for Port Natal—Pomona, Cronk, and Houghton, Doane, New York—Fanny, Simondson, New Orleans—Loodianah, Alexander, Philadelphia—Juno, Moran, Virginia—Western Star, Knowles, and Birkenhead, Bennett, Boston—Caledonia, Banks, Quebec—Pearl (s.s.), Stokes, Ghent —Phoebe (s.s.), Brennan, Constantinople—Arcturus, Lewis, Marseilles—Margaret Jane, Banner, Gibraltar. Livorno (s.s.), from Naples. at Leghorn. Eliza Moore, sailed from Valparaiso for Iquique 9th May. Parana, Pringle, sailed fr. Cadiz for Buenos Ayres 12th May. Norval, Wallace, from Pernambuco, at Queenstown. Martin Luther, from London for New South Wales, at Kingstown, to embark emigrants. MILFORD, May 20.—The Jane, Vickerman, of Liverpool, from Newport for St. Paul de Loando, put in here, 18th to stop a leak ; was laid on the mud in Hubborston Pill, where she strained so much that she filled. She has been lightened, and brought on the bank to discharge the remainder of her cargo previous to being docked. GLASGOW, Slay 21.—The Sesostris, Logan, from Liverpool for Halifax, put into Greenock yesterday, having sprung a leak 15th instant, in lat. 56, Mug. 17; the pumps becoming choked, she was obliged to throw a quantity of salt over - WATERFORD, May 21.—The Progres, Van& from Ostend for Liverpool, was abandoned yesterday, sixteen miles S.E. of Tuskar, full of water, having strucK few hours previous upon the Smalls. When last seen she w floating upon her beam ends; crew pickedup in their boat , the Eleanor, from Lianeilv. and landed here beycle, of.anc! BOULOON from P unta Arenas for London, whici 3rd May, after being on shore near Etai for London, in tow of a steamer, with a on board. MONDAY, MA SAILED Grwernor, Dobson, sailed from Jamaica for Havana on 23rd April. . __. . _ _ tio - tywood, Vickers, from St. Thomas at St. Domingo. Bellona, Jump; Janet Wilson, Hutchison; and Lalla, Tadd, hence at Demerara. Laura, Le Alessurier, sailed from De merara 18th A pr il, an d Wilson, 23rd April, both for this port. masts near her, v opposed to be a ship or barque, with ne ten feet above the deck, and two fishing smacks passed 21st instant, between the Smalls and Manhattan, from New York. MEst.—Proba bly the - Prokres, from Ostend, reported yesterday. VESSELS SPOKEN ~ 9th April, lat. 29 N., lon. 26 VQ ~ lon. 9 W. rynges, lia BRITISH Wheat, 4) d. s. d. English red 5 7to 5 II Do. do. extra 5 H.. 6 1 Do. white 6 0.. 6 3 Do. do. extra 6 3.. 6 6 Irish red ' 5 3.. 5 7 Do. do. extra 5 7.. 5 9 Do. white .. Wheat, v. 7011, J s. d. s. d. Canadian United States Danzig, &c. Pomeranean, &c. 5 6.. 5 10 Danish, &c 5 4.. 5 10 , French, &c. Odessa, Polish 4 9.. 5 0 Danübe Russian,&c.haid 4 6.. 4 10 Egyptian !Barley, T. , 60ft. Oats, 45th Beans, io.qr. Eurp 30 0..34 0 v4Botb Egyptian 25 0.. 25 6 Peas, qs , qr. white. 31 0..34 0 Ind. Corn, 13.4801 b, Amer. yellow 3O 0..30 6 Do. white 28 6.. 29 6 French, yellow 30 0.. 30 6 Do. white 2B 0.. 29 0 Ibrail & Galatz 31 0.. 31 6 Flour, 14. brl. 196th, Canadian, sweet 20 0.. 21 0 U. States, do. 20 0.. 22 0 Do. &Can. sour 17 6..18 6 23 6.. 24 01 1 . ..1,11,V.8k2801b 30 0..36 0 Do. do. extra 6 0.. 6 2 Barley, I , Eng. 29 0 .30 C 60115.5 e. & Irish 3 9.. 3 10 Malt, qr. Eng 34 0.. 58 0 Do. Irish 47 0..50 0 Oats, Tr 4516., En . g:SSctcll, old 3 0.. 3 •1 Do'.' Irisli, old 2 9.. 210 Do. Do. new 2 5..2 9i Beans, le , qr. Eng;..32 0..36 0 144801b.,c3c. & Ir. 29 0..30 0 Peas, 1. qr. Eng... 34 0..36 0 Flour, 2801 b, _ _ _ _ Seconds Fine.... 0 0.. 0 0 0 0.. 0 0 30 0..31 0 33 0..35 0 Superfine .. Extra . Oatmeal, Irish, new LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, FRIDAY, MAY 21. The sales of Beef are again on a large scale, at an advance of 2s. 6d. per tierce on fine qualities, and at very full rates for ordinary descriptions ; the deliveries from the trade for stores are u iusually heavy, owing chiefly to the Australian emigra tion. Extreme prices are paid for all descriptions of Pork. An advance of Is. per cwt. has been made on Bacon, but sales are slow. Shoulders and Hams have not been much inquired for. Lard is again dearer 6d. per cwt., the week's sales reaching 150 tons. English Cheese is very plentiful this season. No Ame rican yet received. Grease Butter is much wanted. MONDAY, MAY 24. This day week, Butters of favourite brands were in good request at full prices; Liinericks and 3rd Corks less inquired after, and about Is. to 2s. lower in price. To-day, ou:ng to the rain that we have had, our quotations are reduced as follow: Waterford, 765. to 795. ; Clonmel, 765. to 795. ; Carrick, 755. to 775. ; Carlow, 745. to 775. ; Kilkenny, 765. to 795.; Limerick, 68s. to 70s. ; Belfast, 725. to 78s. ; Cork 3rds, new. 665. to 68s. ; Do. 4ths, 565. to 58s. Nothing to report in American Cheese. Bacon is in good demand, and dearer : Arnet:can, 465. to 475. ; Irish, 475. to 495. Lard full is. higher, 51s. being made for kegs of genuine quality. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, SATURDAY, MAY 22. 1. d. a. d s. d. s. d. Hay, old, rat 0 6 0 8 Potatoes, New Clover Ditto, Green Vetches 0 0— 0 0 Turnips,* ton . 0 0— 0 0 Straw, Wheat Oat 0 2:i— 0 311Mangelwurzel . 23 0 24 0 Barley Price of Agricultural Produce at the Docks :—Potatoes, retail : Cups, 4s. 2d. to 48. 4d. ; York Reds, 3s. 6d. to 3s. 9d. per measure of 90lbs. ST. JOHN'S PROVISION MARKET, SATURDAY, MAY 22. s. (1. s. (1. i a. (1. 8. d. Reef vlb 0 41 to 0 61 Grapes,Eng.v lb 5 6 to 0 0 Mutton Veal Lamb 0 7 0 8 Do. Eng. vlb 6 0— 0 0 Fresh Pork Salmon 1 6 0 0 Cueumbers,each 0 3 0 6 Bret Haddock Soles Lobsters Cod Fish Turbot Fresh Butter Salt Ditto 0 8— 0 10 Rabbits. r cple. 1 8— 0 0 Asparagus,v 100 1 6 4 0 Pigeons 1 9 0 0 Eggs v 121 4 8— 0 0 Grouse.. vbrace 0 0— 0 0 Peas ••• . V peck 6 0— 0 0 Pheasants 0 0— 0 0 Potatoes . New D 0..... if, lb 0 4 0 6 Larks.— • doz. 0 0— 0 0 CORN MARKETS. MANCHESTER, MAY 22. —Though the weather has been most favourable, the tone of the trade has evinced more steadi ness during the week, and a fair business has been done in fresh Flour at fully late prices; other articles also bringing extreme rates. Our Exchange to-day is fairly attended, and a moderate business is done in each al :icle, at prices fully equal to those of this day week. —The arrivals are unimportant. Wheat PRESTON, MAI- 22 nd Flour have been held vv;th increased fit amess during but, owing to the favourab Itate of the weather dealers have purchased with the utmost caution, and no lin rnnld be established. For Oats and Oat- ,t fractionally 1 the de of English W •om store was of a I for eact , ove, with reference )d, but Do [only of Wheat )at a ar. Parana (s.), fi Jamaica, 16t1: a, 11th April, lat. 3 N., long 21 NA , Bth April, lat. 34 N., lon. 71 W benea for Bombay. rlemont, hence for New South Wales, Jan. 25,1 r Calcutta, lat. 15 S., lon. 29 W e for Bombay, Dec. 30, 37 N., 18 .S tans, April 12, 24 N., 115 W. Constantinople, May 18, off Waterford. ce for New York, May 8, 2 p.m., 48 N., ' ---- nd east, April 18, 26 N., 86 W. Great Sestros for the Bight of L Tratorna is Williatn lanon 11•lntyre, he] 'robus, from New 0 Salem, lien( Atlantic (a.) Fanny, of Bost Dumbarton Yo Feb. 22, Standard, b TIDE TABLE h. m. ft. i n 3 26 13 3 Wedneid Thursda: Friday .. Saturday Sunday. 429 12 6 'Augustin. 547 12 2 Venerable Bede 7 7 , 12 11 Lelaide, April 8, 28 days out, 4 N., 20 W IORN. EVEN°. HOLYDAYS,ETC 743 816 14 2 Charles 11. restored. 846 914 15 7 Whit Sun. Pentecost 939 10 5 ;17 4 BIRTHS On the 7th inst., at Iliile•crosi, near Halifax, the wife of Mr. William Kidd, painter, of three boys. The maternal guardian of this flock has not yet attained her twenty-first year, and had previously added to the numerical strength of the dome fold by the presentation of an infantile Kidd On the 13th inst., the Upperthong, I T Chew, a Wood, of a so: On the son. wife of Mr. J. Chatterton, de th, of two girls and a boy. t Haslingden, the wife of RI 1, of twins. This is the third has ch ea to prese cti side, five of whom the fa Pine-str&t, the wife of Mr. John at Birkenhead, Mrs. Ambrose Wal On the 15th inst., at Hastings, the wife of J. Breeds, Esq., of a EMI and daughter. in Woodland-terrace, Clifton-park. I Constantine, jun., of a son. . t Charleville Forest, Fullamore, the ' a son and heir. On the 16th inst., at Oxton Village, the lady of ( Kitchen, of a son. On the 17t1 Mrs. Wm. Henry Moon, of El On the 17th inst.. in Bedford-street North, Mrs Aldridge, of a daughter. On the 18t1 jun., Esq., On the 19t inst., in Percy-street, the wife of James S :e of Greenock, of a son. inst., the wife of Mr. H. Samuel, watch n fames's-street, of a son. facturer, St. J at Belmont, near Bangor, Carnarvo: .skell, Esq., of a son. the wife of Peter a Charlotte-street, the wife of C John Wylie, of , being the ninth in.succession On the of a daug , in Oxford-street, John M'L: st., at Birkenhead, the wife of Capt. Rey of a daughter e Monks' Ferry Hotel, Mrs. Hillier, of t., the wife of Mr. Christopher Mill, p irgo, of a daughter. On the 23rd instant, at Merton Bark, near St. Helet lady of H. G. Brownlow, Esq., of a daughter. mander of th MARRIED. [We have been requested to contradict the announcement ;n our last of the marriage of Mr. John Ward to Mrs. Freem-'n, which we copied from a contemporary.] On the 12th inst., at Edinburgh, Francis Wilson, Esq., of the Bank of England, in this town, to Jeanie, daughter of the late Mr. A. Wilson, merchant, Edinburgh. On the 14th inst., at St. Francis Xavier's Roman Catholic Chapel, Mr. 5. Ryan, n;ne-cooper, to Miss 1. Hammond, of Sherwood street. On the 17th inst., at St. Paul's Church, Jarrow, Durham, Mr. John Flood, commander of the barque Town of Liverpool, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. J. Dickinson, of Jarrow. On the 17th inst., at St. Nicholas's Roman Catholic Chapel, Mr. John Wm. Higgins, printer, to Ellen, eldest daughter of Mr. Thos. Ryan, Oswald•street. On the 17th inst., a park, Mr. Richard H t St. John the Baptist's Church, Toxtetb argreaves to Jane, daughter of Mr. Wnc Faraday On the 17th inst., at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. David Das nail, coachbuilderto Miss Grace Hankey, milliner. On the 18th inst., John Macnaught, Esq., M.D., to Age daughter of the late George Henderson, Esq. On the 18th instant, at Christ CLurch t Everton, by the Rev W. H. Wright, M.A., Mr. Thomas Morris, farmer, Elton, Che • shire, to Miss - Elizabeth Pearce, of Everton. On the 18th inst., at Pleasant-street Chapel, by the Re; B. Rotheram, Mr. John Cnx to Thomasine, youngest daugl 01 the late Mr. Isaac Gaskill. On the 18th inst., at the Parish Church, Dorking, Suirey, by the Rev. F. S. Green, John Phillips, Esq., of this town, tc Emma Martha, youngest daughter of the late Rev. Mr. Green of Worcester, and of Burford, Salop. On the 191 b inst., at St. John the Baptist's Church, by tl Rev. J. Hassell, M.A., George, eldest son of the late Mr. 1 ho: Evans, of Milford, South Wales, to Ann, only daughter of th late r. Edward Dickinson, of Toxteth-park. On the 19th hist., at St. Mary's Church, Birkenhead, by ti Rev. E. Parsons, incumbent of Whitley, Mr. John Rutter, Whitley, to Eliza, daughter of the late Mr. Joseph Gleave, Manchester. , at Brombrough, by the Rev. C. Ba, un., to Catherine, youngest daughte 3rombrough. instant, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. W. nsay Grimes, merchant, eldest son of the comptroller of her Majesty's Customs Est daughter of Mr. Cairns, of Aston, On the 20th instl Mr. John Downey M. Falloon, Thos. It late John Grimes, EI at this port, tc Warwickshire t, at St. James's Church, by the Re . Miller, Esq., to Agnes Christiana, man, Esq., of St. Stephen's, N.B. at St. Michael's Church, Upper Pitt-s , enter, Mr. Isaac Blair to Miss Ann I Sallie day and place, Mr. John Mellor, of Wooldale, burton, Yorkshire, to Miss Mary Ann Jagger. Hampton, Peter On the 20th inst by the Rev. H. Ca Same day and place, Mr. Dennis Earley, mariner, Mary Ann Abbels. On the 21st instant, at St. John's Church, Liscard, by the Rev. John Tobin, M.A., Mr. Alexander Falkner, son of Andrew Falkner, Esq., of Edinburgh, to Mai y, daughter of the late Peter Ormerod, Esq., of this town. On the 224 instant, at St. Philip's Church, by the R Hall, Wm. Whiddon, mariner, to Margaret, second dau of Win. Wirgess, of Wavertree. On the 24th inst., at St. Michael's Church, Upper Pitt-scree by the Rev. H. Carpenter, Mr. James Knowles Bull, mariner to Mrs. Jane Quick. DIED On the 31st March. Delaney, of this towr at San Francisco, aged 43, On the 25th ult., at New York, of fever, caught on his ou passage, Mr. Geo. Daniel Colquhoun, second son of tl Mr. John Colquhoun, of this town. On the 10th instant, Mary Ann, wife of Mr. J. Cosnal Queen Anne-street. On the 14th instant, at Tranmere, aged 64, Mr. Randle X builder, Birkenhead. On the 15th instant, in London, aged 80, Wm. Winstanley M.D., of West Cliff, Preston, and a justice for this county. On the 15th instant, Charles, youngest son of Mr. J of Netherfield-road North. On the 15th instant, aged 3 years and 7 months, Mar daughter of Mrs. Edward Roberts, of Bootle. On the 16th instant, aged 23, Alice, daughter of the la . R. Breckell, victualler, Regent-road. On the 16th instant, t Kensington, aged 71, the Rev. J. I On the 16th instant, after a short illness, aged 42, Emma, Nirl of Mr. Peter Livingstone, chief mate of the brig Fay, and with of the late Thomas Barnes Hampson, sheriff's officer. On the 16th instant, at his father's residence, Weaver-v - ' Northwich, after a short but severe illness, aged 21, Jacob WI Okell. On the 16th instant, at her residence, in Torbock-street, 86, Mrs. Jane Picketing, relict of the late Mr. Wm. Picker formerly of Burton, Cheshire. On the 17th inst., in this town, aged 61, William Jackson, Esq., timber merchant, Whitehaven. On the 17th inst., aged 17, James, son of Thomas Lloyti, of Peinb. oke-street. On the 17th inst., aged 47, Mr. James M`Whan, inspector of scavengers. On the 17th inst., at Whitehaven, where lie had gone for tt benefit of his health, aged 19i years, Mr. Thomas Fearon, clef in the London and North-Western Railway, and eldest son Mr: John Fearon, grocer, formerly of that town. On the 18th inst., aged 26, Hannah Powell, v Joseph Kerrison, letterpress-printer. On the 18th inst., Margaret, wife of George Wilson, ELt I , and daughter of the late John Pyke, Esq., of Everton On the 18th inst., at her son-in-law's, Mr. John Bridson, of Almond-terrace, Wavertree, aged 77, Elizabeth, relict of the late Mr. George Goodchild. On the 18th inst., at his residence, in Beresford-street, aged 93, Mr. Edward Harrison, for many years fencing-master in this town, and formerly of the Ist Lifeguards. On the 18th inst., in Cambridge-street, Margaret, widow of the live John Crawford, Esq., of her Malesty's Customs, Greenock, and daughter of the late W . Balfour, Esq., M.D., cra l Edinburgh. On the ISth inst., aged 1 9 , Sylv anus, son of Mr. J. F. C tiy, of Bridge-street, Birke nhead. On the 18th inst., at B a l . l a garey-house, Marown, Isle o the residence of her son..in-law, N. E. Bayley, Esq., rig Mrs. M rs . Elizabeth Crane , relict of the late James Parr Peel. st.. at the house of her son-in.inut. j. On the ISt, 6G, NI rs, Price, relict ge-street, Chester .ph Crar M. Gordon John C( spirit-a at Gate vow s !,foi • a 'co° of,, Yo - rk- Dordt Cadiz ander