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ECCLESIASTICAL DIOcEs - 1 1 S '"sti of N 'rated ..i ta rlt3 of tended t o BUpply the whiA , • ro. It is uti a ret twe, 1, 01„,"„! ‘ lt entire' if White st fton; ' 4l "d 13 7 volunt ai % eiet ! - he ine°rporated les . uta l d s ail Af ter a ser were tr°na ge will be coll ected in A atr,. v ested in t. - Churc ,r of N Vheensed by the 40 Cur acy of S t atton3, Trustees. TeE tI atSRO P 14 atp of tarr o OF et/EST E T in the parish o • d a school-room Lancaster, %PA f or ti urness, in the of Divine vAcomns--The Perpetual Cu. NI.. ,ty v 1- . i4ancaster by the resignation of the Rev. T sh h ir c e v ,41.• Patron, the Incumbent of Colton, ~,441e, 50. . by'tlillse Ecclesiastical District of St. SI N, terresignation of the Rev. Jo' 04 1 1, the Bishop of Cheste ~4 of th e A. . p , uistricts form e d U. ',l9ert PesP- land, in the Congleton, Patron, for only called t it —ate, contain any ranted a Hear e 3l as_terton, in th ( orse, ler. VC , unty of 'W of Deee PR EP 4 I) le R L,IIE ease Rev. b NTS AND APPOIN beT Plr oft • Brown e, rector of Ea, e Ro o. a4 Y- Zh' e °,10 3 ,2 41 , Rev. A. Campbell, M.A.o the Incum belt, s'teV. R • II near Newark Nottin7rhamshire. Re v. ti• Ch olmondeley; to the Curacy of Hod atate Etev.. l D • Claxton, to the Curacy of Butterton, iesr atd y R. NT . k e /14 C ornwall, M.A,. to the Vicarage of • C. p aw ja k "ar Cri kl cett, to the Vicarage of Sornerford ttl`hcliritue,eiyliteaenutiOaddnfeo: t 0,.. the Rectory of Waterfall and T6 lcee Ga rd ner taffordshire. Rev ~ M.A., to the Incumbency of h' \ Vol' E u . ' l' e veri n , e • , r)ugh, to tf , eton. WOII "il I , • G rths t R ev ()r est , o the Perpetual Curacy of Oaks, I r h 'ller ne • C. hteicestershire. e d io Ha ckett, to t! J ee se of Clo h l'h ' t are •• "r" ohs shi p of ~, o n, M.A., Curate of Beverstone, to iti o ge It e v e Hilftetbury, Gloucestershire, 1852-53. 1 , 1 " f li te ' W. cv 'p a Chaplaincy at Valparaiso. k b le k ey Royal Grammar tow M.A., to the Third Master- Y• t c) ,; J. 12 1. School at Repton, Derbyshire. Nne Jae (: ao Jefferson, Perpetual Curate of Thor ffileete; W . , J . of Osbald w i c k, i n Y or k C at h e d ra l . ct?a i e key ), of enkins, M.A. Curate of Ramsgate, to tlreAesMore i o l gharn, near Lincoln. tl4,ore Kennedy, to the Rectory and Vi :_oineese of Clogher. 4 a n ci e lee s iZ . '", to the Perpetual Curacy of Christ TO l eri • 11 . L moat e, C o) ALA to the Vicarage of St. Mary „!) j b e 'lester et,s q eil e r° _Ptie' ar a !:tr r ld;e, to the Head Mastership of Yar rshir!• poLek-Trarnmar School, Norfolk. T,trE r, to the Rectory of Oddingley, Wor- A t Y;;; L J• 8t • p e Ynnlds, 8.A., to the Rectory of Holy 1/.l,tr, Shaftesbury, Dorset. •ot t V,R er 'sEie i" lo ' s teY , B.C.L., Rector of Akeley,Bucksi finit e. Plain to the Duke of Buckingham. e its ,gith, to the Curacy of Wolstar.ton, Staf 1140ev. e• 4, e e 11 •1',„ • ,terling, M.A., to the Vicarage of w".l,,,,reear Lincoln. N it ? l aYler, t o the Curacy of St. Mary, ,1) 1 (lehi ‘qll.e;'• T emple, to the Curacy •of Eccleshall, Ih T he illt 4 G• T' • s .olt oo.i !eping, to the Perpetual Curacy of Tq'Peo d .d. t v„r - Arnors, Lancashire. °hirlarir, , (- 211 , vaksfiei c i, late Curate of Prestwich, to t heAlll er t arY of the parish eaurch of Lytham, T eat s • J. s A T ilt e er il ii p t; ' ... B . ll ri ,;( 1 0 :S ir r il e !k et , to the Curacy of Norton-in alker, NI. A., to the incumbency of the Cl'h e ' h 4 l4,,: ` ‘ ',f, St. Marzaret's_,Westrninster. `7, ket''ton, alpole, to the Vicarage of Farndon- Th tiqt.l.• • \v"OttS. ‘\t()Pr:ttZt.,'!'),,llire.4lterg, to the Curse y of St. John's, Han tlitth..4. Waf t ty'he 8.A., Ctrate of Nailstone, and B ri e„ . eath, Leicestershire, to the Rectory gte . W •a n ta., utaker, ILA., Rector of Stanton tt,tvect'tot L to - c - "oendal Stall in Lichfield Cathedral. ae c t t4 e . e k..-- We learn that every obstacle is re tipA•ea,.,ke p t la h!tt - t o h 4 o s tlEutio n of the Bishopric of Sierra t4litt`,?4,l,Qe dorinuonseeration of the Bishop will pro- G t ensuing month.—Record. t t t , Of p r ,t.O b e &"'•Lop of Llancblff . has had £1,090 .e il `ne „ala di,_expended in building a church in e ci IN (Pp . nai b ' - '_cese where it is most required; no I, 4 o (ll,4e ee • ••JA seill e sPent in the purchase of a site. e 6 2 l c o p of °f 431. e has been raised towards the: qt tltri Aee te ert, of e n Church at Canton, the thickly- . c ed thi- ar d'fF• About £6OO, it is said, have. o ar s e Purpn!le, and the building is to be : i N t e4t 4t .LA No "oinZ summer ,0,, ••••••-Tlie,C • it Y rltl 4 i!eri lse '' of the r „ ommittee of the Saciety for. ^)t,ll.lfied l aves de‘. . kros:pel in Foreign Parts have ex tetikk4loeN take s] us of meeting with a clergyman % ie ri l ll l l . 'so k of It u c 'irge of a station in the newly-. *ill hith , IT Peri sland. be sp scli e the s a TLP wri.ir.—A Bishop is to be sent iNsl4. e tinn of Bishop Selwyn to the dial ,%ae tit] of been received. The new Prelate t ti le. No E lit e ], " i s.,boe of Christ Church," instewd ttfat ei /' o p ••°E I , 'as previousl intended. hka th ) Lorc 0 14. th i at rho 'TER.—We are happy in being 11 atd s , 3 , w eek " Lord Bishop of Gloucester and tt t , gip is been -enabled to visit Stapleton, and 11 ' 3 'r nearly convalescent. —Gloucester ‘l ° ' l 4 Qi i ' l (N. ro c) t i "ho 'r ch 'Pk CL ' Er GymArr.—The congregation:of et 44, t urt on • 4 , 1 he l ast have presented to the Rev. ;.T. en i t,„ ,ain years has officiated as curate, 1 11 e1 411 %•e • a ll el "ea, withcontaining4.'2o 4. 1 , (I h i 4:4 4 ass es of a purse . . , 14 s .e the congregation, in testimony V lt it. o t. rv ie Bard and of the value in which they re r l 'hop e ''Ek t ,"• hl o C Ei ge? • h) IP t 4 De T o ' 'M.—The Right Rev. Dr. then ex t ri gland (Cape of Good Hope), has t i e kll eh ell a teo er s i ve ,_..Ehe object of his visit being a di r.to hie Th e t .rocese of which he has the episce -6,t0A07 v!rh ole oe.z' e;iocese will, in all probability, eoCeile",..siodeelat arlideaconry . of Grabani's Y ll t ete • the 1.13 " c4loe1 will receive its name, the 0,1 41.0144 slsting of the whole western 'eN f °4°l' 0 eonry of George.—Merning V i ne r ,ced T.0 1 , 1 , c AGAINST THU Ray. J. E. le,nre".W e a Th e aster ur ada n Term of the Arches' Court ~lt9a ship, ot, irs oh r z The Rev. J. E Gladstone was d)lllliii,eti,3;oq.iliedsatokonee\dse..n..took.hs seat. The Dean ,Iltllftltiltli.tETa":". (the s-holypir. o pLi o d u st d on n e , . the Proctor J,t_sh:se eii-0--limtend assi n sallegations s e cre tar h e 'kt c • T he g any "le xt ki n °nil d lr ... : Then we assign the of the Y to bring in your allegations. i nt ease was then adjourned to ENTS 3rthy, to the e curacy of St. Mat- e Rectory and Vicarage I , 16;4 t ---, , li. A tth,--,..______________-------- I, l N i t •1 tittecttos 8 '1ti,11 1 , 4 1 of Nty,ll7l.BlEll,OZ" NATIONAL EDUCATION, IN 14,,,00l NI. established without asking for any N'tlpoo, 01414 ilatnent•-lie only assistance he re 4lie -T, in „I' ilators is that they would stand out ~ k 0 eliti teuther word ' (tl4i)l o lo o o3e nn ozious tes, that they wiludmrertiheraolutghhe ,116.q0lIt'ple133,tVerrvey upon lciis tehme m edium Education to 11414441i4.T1al 811,3t_PRR.--On Saturday, April 3, John N t 'll 0:k, i.s i ett of ti 7 nl Of Education was inaugu rated ,iNe Ng ai,te, th e First Viumber of the POPULAR . 1 ". 515 t0 kIY, TiPages of double crown quarto, .1); L I NCI) , (1111.1,. by-L...,e_rfhole sy,ite m is now in the course (Jt ?tt 4 il l lo A.MeaDS of WCEKLY NUMBERS, one 11?ikh,e t,e ,licrithly Parts, sd. or each, ac 10i,ilti fi'Y I,44t'e.T of weeks in each month . The ll c„.o.4l3efeel nwfdl.kti.)o i.eady on the Ist of May, price z. lt . 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N I e written in a style sufficiently 1 , 1 4 ` %i l e 3' understood by any child or youth i 4. tl ei er 4 rned t 4 •Ipi o eot tih . 0 read d which will at the ZN • N' instruct bot h kit ;0044 ,ni parents and children, Latliky A qc ed Emote Yail "Tut education upon sound 11 1 p., • itm eXu3 The whole ,% til , or ,mer the , . method. • o qp o e r j . ti le T y . e ditor ni of Pr( fessor WAL )it 1•4 1. NI tilverct versity of Glasr , o v Con" .1 4 1't p'd tiel'entifie 3 ' °I Landon and auth ' .1440 krt,Totigh w°Tke• The'Popular 1 7 q [l l tO 1; 1) ANN, 1,,T1y bookseller.--T -, p _ 5 Ntli;n.Amtx.Y. Ilsisritr I Lt .1,V1,1,1i1y eae'l'il:? r.egtilarlp OF A 13 11 % Ilapt Of so r e A _ . ,'. tn..;-,C 'arty sixty to the Pe West Den ds. T TEI LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TT_TESDA.Y, APPIT, 20, 1852. titimber of well-dressed happy-looking artizsns than WAKEFIELD, APRIL 16 present week hare been merely nomi. tremily limited, and we have c nal since our last report, the factories and been ch red a greater LEEDS ties to be below since our last report LIVERPOOL GENERAL PRODUCI MARKET, FRIDAY, APRIL 16 r: There is still a very good demand from the refiners, it strong qualities rather higher rates have been paid quest, and for white Ber lower prices have be 500 hhds. B.P. 500 bags of East India --There has been scarcely anything doing in for no sales to notice in Molasses.—A few tcs. of Jamaica _ _ seen sold at former rates, the demand from the trade SPORTING INTELL IGEN CE MANC HESTER.—Fa IDAY. - 'ness has been transacted he. A fair amoi-Inl—Of-1 e Tuesday, on forthcoming events. has been in had odour for the Derby, 1 urite fn,. th. M..... mt. • ri • e being 11 to 1 ,orted at !hester Cup lest offer ar,E to 1, and 13 to 1 50, commencir, 3to lags sto 1 sto 1 6to 1 8 to 1 Bto 1 3 to 1 4to 1 6to 1 7to 1 Bto 1 10 to 1 Duke of Richmond's "--os's Daniel O'ROurt • Maidstona— Mr. GrAtwicke —taken freelj Sir R. Pigot's Father Thames—offered. Lord Ribblesdale's Lapidist—offered. CHESTER CUP. Sto 1 Mr. Meiklarn's Stilton—taken. 13 to 1 Mr. Greville's Searecrow—talcen. 14 to 1 Mr. H. Hill's Hothorpe—taken. 20 to 1 Mr. Martinson's Nancy—taken. 20 to 1 Mr. Pilling's High Sheriff—taken 25 to 1 Mr. Disney's Indian Warrior—t 20 to 1 Mr. Farrance's Joe Miller—taken. 20 to 1 Mr. J. Osborne's Merry Bird—taken 40 to 1 Mr. Martinson's View Halloo—taken 50 to 1 Mr. Osbaldeston's Mountain P - Mto 15 Mr. Mprr,y'. • 100 to 15 , 00 to 15 7to 1 a 1 13 to 1 20 to 1 100 to 6 20 to 1 25 to 1 23 to 1 33 to 1 40 to 1 Mr. M inor ns. Vicandiere—taken Barton's Bat s Young THE DERBY er—tkn Mr. Merry's Hobble Mr. Stebbing's Alfred the Great—taken Lord Zetland's Augur—taken. Mr. J. Stanley's Orelio—offered. Lord Ribblesdale's Kingston—offered. Lord Orford's Alcoran—taken. Mr. J. Scott's Phantom—taken. Mr. Harrison's King of Trumps—taken. Lord Ribblesdale's Lapidist—taken. Bird-on-the-Wing has gone into Mr. William Day', of York, fictS purc :based Sisyphus of W. Mr. Hoßowel D. Holtby, Esq A new race-course is in process of formation on Harris Moor, near Whitehaven Mr Arn gagements Istrong's Coryphee is struck out of all her en- The Duke of Richmond's filly by Lanercost, out of Es telle, has been named Stella. Grecian, whilst ruining at Newmarket last week, broke a blood vessel. Palonidas left Middleham for the Curragh on Thursday .ast. Elthiron, Lucio, and Strait Jacket, from the same stable, have arrived at York. . . The ehesnut colt (brother to John of Berwick) by Brethy, dam by Young Blacklock, has been named Gipsy King. Cardinal Puff has been sold for a large sum to go to Austria. lie left Tickhill Castle Farm about three weeks The Marquis of Conyngharn has purchased Thunder of Mr. Harrison, of the Curragh. for £3OO. His lordship has also purchased a two-year-old colt by Shawn Buidhe out of Zulima, from the Earl of Milltown. On Tuesday last, at Newmarket, Mr. Davies laid, in one bet, £lB,OOO to £6OO against Lord Clifden's Poodle winning the Chester Cup. The same gentleman, a short time since, laid £20,000 to £2O against Musician for the same event. THIS DISPUTED SELLING STARES AT LINCOLN.—We have received a communication from the stewards of the races, to the effect that " the race is not settled, the Jockey Club refusing to take cognizance of the matter," and that " it now depends upon the starter, whose opinion is not known !" When will it be settled ?—Bell's Life. It is notorious that there is scarcely a trial at Newmarket which is not watched, its result ascertained, and informa tion immediately sent to paties unconnected with the horses ; and it is stated that one person pays the Electric Telegraph Company about £3OO per annum for the trans mission of messt.zes of this description. It is The inten tion of the committee to make an embankment, nine feet high and half -a mile in length. A distance of three miles can then be ran, to finish on this course, by -starting on the first part of the Beacon Course. The owner or trainer can ascertain the result of the trial from the summit of the Ditch, and at the same time perceive any person within the course or in the vicinity of the Ditch. 0 RACING FIXTURES FOR APRIL AND MAY. York Storing ...... April 20,Plymouth Spring .. May 12 Royal Leamington .... 20, Shrewsbury........ .... 12 Melton. Newmarket F. 5....... 26 Rath and 'Somerset Hambledon Hunt 29' Liverpool Hunt l9 011etton Chester Spring Tavistor.k<, .. . .... .... 5' Wye. Newmarket S. S. THE CHARITIES. NORTHERN HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Report, 17th April.)— ADMITTED: Accidents, 32 ; Medical and Surgical Cases upon recommendation, 11 ; Total, 43.—D1scHARGEO Cnred, 17; relieved and at own request, 0; attending as out-pati en t s , 20 ; irregular, 3; died, I.—Remaining in the Hospital, 82. LIVERPOOL ROYAL 1 NFI RI4I A RY.—(Weekly Report, 17th ApriI.)—ADMITTED: In-patients ; out-patients, 4; casuals during the last week, B.—DISCHARGED: In-patients cured, "26 ; relieved, and at own request, 7 ; made out-patients, 7 ; irregular, 1 •, dead, 4.—Remaining in the house, 185. LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES, APRIL 12.—New cases re ceived advice and medicine at 'foe institution during the last week—North, 269; South, TB; -total, 504. New cases visited at their own houses, and supplied with medicine—North, 131 ; South, 65 ; total, 196. INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, 66 and 68, SOHO STREET.—(WeekIy Report, April 15.)—0n the books, boys 78; girls 42 ; average daily attendance, boys 71, girls 35 ; sick list, boys 3, girls 3; obtained situations ' boys 0, girls 1. SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Re port, 14th April.)-Ix-rArtutkris : Discharged, cured, .8 ; relieved and made out7patients, , O; at own request, 3 ; irregu lar, 5; dead, 1 ; entered, 10; 'under treatment, 49.—Otrr- PATIETS :—Curedi 25; entered,:B7 ; under treatment, 48. ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARY,'AND EYE AND EAR INSTI TUTION, ROSE- H LL.--(Weeltly Report, April 10.)--Patients attended during the week:—At the Dispensary, 127; at their own houses, 51 ; total, 178. BANKRUPTS. Tuesday, April 13, 1852. Samuel Hodgetts Brookes, Gresford, Denbighshire, wire ma nufacturer. Joseph Wood Ackroyd , Bradford,Yorkshire,worsted spinner. David Fraser Luckie, Fencharch-street, London, merchant. DIVIDENDS.—May 6, J. B. Taylor, Liverpool, commission agent—May 7, J. L. Harrocks, Manchester, merchant—May 6, T. Byrom; Manchester, and , olsewhere, coal proprietor. CERTIFICATES.—May 7,.J. A. C. Reimann and J.' G. Geller, Liverpool, merchants—May S.= Sherlock, Li ver p oo l, w i ne merchant—May 4, J. Ellison, Liverpool, ironmonger. PA RTNE ITSH Irs.—S. and A, Lafone, Liverpool, tanners—T. Grundy, R. Wright, J. Crossley, and J. Martin, Liverpool, rice millers—G. and R. Saul, St. }Wens, Lancashire, coal proprie tor—Rowbotham and Garner, Manchester, silk manufacturers. FriZay, April 16, 1852, James Leader, Liverpool, joiner, April 26, at 12 o'clock, May 31, at 11, at the Liverpool Dist r i c t Court of Bankruptcy : soli citor, Mr. Tyrer, Liverpooli official assignee, Mr. Morgan, Li verpool. John Rymer, Gateshead. paper manufacturer. James and William Todd, Yarns, Yorkshire, saddlers. John Stutely, Salisbury-street, Stepney, marble mason. William Lawson, Diss, Norfolk, chymist. • William' and Charles John Jones, High-street, Islington, London, plumbers. Divrnarin.—May 7, J. J. Rayner, Manchester, tailor. CERTIFICATE.—May 7, J. A. C. Reimann and J. G. Gellar, Liverpool, merchants. PA RTNERSEI I PS DxssoLviavo.—Rayner and Brown, Liverpool, , commission agents--Noyes and Ropes, Manchester, shoema. , leers, and Ropes, Noyes, and Co., Liverpool, ice dealers—W. Rrook, Son, and Co. Manchester, • stuff manufacturers—Leans nd Samuel, Nantwicli, Cheshire, mercers. . . MEETINGS IN. BA.NKRUPTCY. April. . Hour. 3, Samuel H. Brookts'aity 26, James Leader (Ist) 26, Frederick Wintle and Henry M.. Shaw (audit) Ditto, II 26, 'William Cole (audit) Ditto, 11 26, Edwd. Wilkinson and Thos. Bentley (audit) Ditto, 11 2(1, Geo. Pryde, David Jones andJno. , Gibb (audit) Ditto, 11 26., William and James Todd (2d) . Ditto, 11 27, John Gray and Robt. Williams (proof and div.) Ditto, 11 27, William Cole (proof and div.) 27, Edw. Wilkinson and Thos. Bentley(prf & div.) Ditto, 11 2S, Geo. Pryde, David Jones, &Jno. Gibb (pf &div) Ditto, 11 29, Michael Humble and Samuel Holland (audit) Ditto, 11 29, Alfred Ashman (audit) - 30, Alfred Ashinall (proof and div;) .. . Ditto, 11 ....... MARKET'S • MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES. MANtIIESTER.—The transactions of the past week exhibit an increase, though not a large one, both fray shipment and for home con-Gumption. This is taking place in the face of advices from the United States containing enlarged estimates of the cotton crop, which some expect to reach 2 ,900,000 or 3,000,000 bales. The fact is, that it is thought probable when supplies begin to come in freeiy, the need which spinners so strongly feel for a better assortment will prevent any further decline in prices. Goods have been still inanimate, and no improvement in prices,has been generally realised. Domestics, in particular, continue difficult to sell. But in other cloths a hardening ten dency has arisen within the last day or two; proceeding rather too much, however, indirectly from the upward bias in yarns. and too little from t Still, the over quiry f lower, 1 which I ,cturers, more s Ip6Ot6:B6.Bzlriih 3 8— 3 9 Malt, ig , qr. Eng 54 o_3B 0 Do. Irish 46 0-50 0 1 Oats, Is , 451 b., Eng.&Sctch, old 2 Tl— 3 1 - , Do. Irish, old 2 '9., 210 Do. Do. new 2 2 gel Benns,:* qr. Eng.. 32 0.. 36 01 4 4801 b. Sc. & Ir. 29 0...30 0 1 Peas. qpqr. Eng 34 0.A6 0 Flour, v. 280th, Seconds 0 0. . . 0 0 Fine 0 0.. 0 0 Superfine 3O 0..31 0 Extra 33 0..15 0 Oatmeal, v. 2401 b , Irish, new 23 0. MONDAY, APRIL 19. Beef .. Mutton Veal .. Lamb.. s. tb 0 Salmon Bret ... Haddock 0 6 Geese 0 0 ,Elftre! Cod Fish' .. Turbot Fresh Butte 1 0 Gi 1 24 PI 0 10 - Part CORN kRKETS APRIL 17 but by no m market this morni for some time nast. e us to LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, TRURCDAY. APRIL 15. Of the new Beef lately landed no sales have yet been made, the extremely high price asked by the holders deter buyers; for old there continues a steady demand, atiormer prices. No change in the value of Pork. For Bacon there is a moderately active inquiry, at full prices, but the stock being light, the transactions have been of limited extent. Hams move slowly; the same remark applies • to Shoulders. The sales of Lard are reported at about 30 tons, with prices a shade easier. Fine Cheese, which is scarce, sells readily, at steady prices; mid• dling descriptions are lower 2s. to 45., and dull. In Butter we can note no improvement. LIVERPOOL 'CATTLE MARKET, 'To-day's market was rather better supplied with Beasts, •there being 130 more offered for sale than on this day week, which comprised many of aNcry large and superior quality. A considerable number were brought over from the Royal Dublin Society's show. Sales on the whole were made about as before, and -prices unaltered. Sheep were in smaller supply, and made fully former rates. The numbers offered were 1721 Beasts, against 1591 last week; and 4646 Sheep, against 4998 on this day se'nnight. The prices of Beef varied from 44(1.10 5d., and Mutton Sid. to 6&d. per lb., sinking the offal. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, SATURDAY, APRIL 17. Hay s. d . a. d , old, vat 0 6@ 0 Si Potatoes, New Clover Ditto, Green Vetches . , 0 0— 0 0 Turnips, 19, ton .23 0— 24 0 Straw, Wheat Oat 0 3i— 0 4 Mangelwurzel . 22 0 24 0 Barley s. d. I. d ST. JOHN'S PROVISION MARKET, SATURDAY, APRIL 17. s. d. s. (1. e. (1 5 to 0 7 Strawberries,VOz 1 6to 0 0 0 si 0 7 Grnpes,Eng.l9- lb 0 0— 0 0 0 5 0 7 Ditto, Foreign 010 1 6 0 10 0 0 Pines, For each. 0 0— 0 0 5 0 6 Do. Eng. if. tb 6 6 0 0 1— 0 0 , Fowls,v , couple. 2 S— 3 0 0 0 Ducks 3 4 0 0 0 3 Turkeys.... each 3 6 7 0 3 0 5 0 1 2 2 6 cple 1 2 f 6 0 .brace 0 0 0 0 0 0 -- 0 0 0 0 0 0 00— 0 0 00— 0 0 0 0-0 0 1 8 2 0 00— 0 0 )uring the present wed Ind in the Flour ed a firmer tone, leadir at ful urred. Our ted character than I )f both Wheat and but any advance was t, at late I chanan, purchase than of late. In foreign there w but holders show no anxiety to t fully maintained for all descriptions of q alteration in the value of barley or malt, late Cates were ity. There is no rrivals of oats are moderate, neither was the delivery from the growers equal to the last few weeks; notwithstanding, however, there was no activity in the trade. In the few sales effected previous prices were about maintained. For peas or beans only a retail demand, at late rates. The arrivals of flour are now small, but as there is a good quantity offering from warehouse, no advance could be established, and its value re ins precisely the same as or this day se'nnight. The weather this week has continued dry, with the wind north and east. Rain is much wanted for the spring sown crops, which are suffering in consequence DUBLIN, Aram 16.—Our market to-day was a gain very dull for every description of Wheat and Barley, and our quota: tions of Tuesday were barely supported for a articles. Oats sed a met rather a better demand, and in some instances r( There was rather more innuiry fn :rifling advance, Corn. at an improvement of about 6d. per quarter Wheat-23s 0(1 to 2 12s 64 to 15s Oci :0 17s 6(1 1 to 15s 0 s 0(1 to 3ls 0;1 Oatmeal Ils 6d to 12a Od CORK, APRIL 17.—The weather continues dry and harsh, ng vegetation, and injuring the growth of potatoes and spring corn. The foreign entries this week were, Indian Corn, _ , foreign Wheat, 12,650 qrs. In prepared native Wheat C3OO qrs and Oats Wheat a retail sale for the finer (pal:ties ; inferior difficult to sell : Egyptian taken freely. Indian Corn in fair consumptive de mand, at 2s. 6d. per ton decline. CATTLE MARKETS SALFORD, APRIL 14.—The show of Beasts was fully an average one, and of Sheep the same. We bad a full attendance, and a brisk sale at the full rates of last week for both Beef and Mutton. Only a little inferior stock unsold WAKEFIELD, APRIL 14.—We had at our market this day an unusually large show of fat stock, which in point of quality was of a high orders„ There was a good attendance of buyers, but trade rather heavy both in Beef and Mutton in point of price. Beef on the decline fully 3d. per st. Mutton, shorn 4d. to 4d. per lb. ; in wool, sd. to sd. Lambs sold at from 235. to 265. each. There was a limited show of lean stock and Pigs; at the close of the market a few left on hand. DUBLIN, APRIL 15.—From the extreme heat of the day, almost like that of midsummer, we had but a languid market, and the demand by no means good. Beef for ordinary - kinds, in sink, 40s. to 425.; prize, 445. to 465. per cwt. ; Mutton, sd. to Od. per lb., being 38. to 4s. a head off last week's quotations. Veal, Cl. to 7d. per lb.; Lambs, 14s. to 245. a 255. each. The Pig market was considerably downwsrds, from the English markets being supplied—prices, 345. to 375. a 335. per cwt—the quality, however, on sale, were generally half-fat. SHIPPING. TUESDAY, APRIL 13.—Wind S., light ARRlVED.—Albatross (s.s.), Byrne, from Rotterdam—John and Lucy, Curling, New Orleans—Defence, Kerr, Savannah— Nelly, Lork, Redon. _ SAYLEn.-LC,ountess of Arran, Henderson, and Thomas James, M‘Lellan, Quebec—C It C, Balliane, Bay Chaleur—Sir Alexander, Blackburn, Prince Edward Island—Marchioness, Fowler, Cape of Good Hope—Blossom, Budge, Bergen—Harriet, Drake, Rotterdam—Susan G. Owens, Michaels, Charleston— lEa, Jarvis, Cagliari—Hope, Lamb, Miramichi—Scipio, Ken nedy, Newfoundland—Johns, Tulloch, Riga—Gondar, Barstow, Staten Island—Commodore (s.), Little, Havre—Courtenay, Vickers, San Francisco—Art Union, Stubbs ; Arran. Miles ; and Fleetwood, Duguid, New York—Fanny, Forrest, Port Phi lip—Epaminondas, Kerr, Port Adelaide—Sussex, Young, St. Petersburgh—Plantagenet, New York. Beraza, Campbell, from Paraiba at this port; sailed 2nd ult., in company with the brig Richard, for this port. Left at Pa raiba, the Lindisfarne. On the 4th instant, off Cape Clear, spoke the Argo, from New Orleans for this port. Niagara (s.), Stone, from Boston at this port, at 9 5 p.m. ; sailed 31st March, and from Halifax 2nd instant. Has about 13,000 dollars in specie on freight, • Eagle, Boyce, hence at Melbourne in 95 days. Pino, Zuppar, hence at Trieste. Pemberton. Hodgkins, from Moulmein at Genoa. Nuovo Lucos, Radimiri, end Eleanor, Devon, hence at Malta Nymph, Lilly, hence at Brouwershaven. Balleigh, hence at Odessa 31st March. Levrarde. hence at Bordeaux lOth instant. George, and Myrtle, hence at St. Nazaire 9th instant. Europa (a.), Lott, hence at'New York 25th March. Canada (s.), hence off Boston 31st March. Susan, and Plymouth Rock, hence at Boston. Royalist, Kerr, hence at St. John, N.B. Mary Florence, hence at Baltimore. Effingham, Hughes, from Cork, and Montezuma, Leavitt, from Jamaica, at Mobile. Kenebeck, Smith, and Metoka, Eldridge, hence at New Or leans. Barbara, Strickland, from New York for Panama, put back to New York 26th March, in distress. Fidelia, Furber, hence at New York. On the 17th March, in lat. 46, lon. 47, passed large quantities of ice. Cherso, Stepanovich, hence at Malta, and sailed for Trieste 2nd instant. Jage Goodyear, Lamed, sailed from Marseilles for this port 6th instant. Echo, Brereton; Swallow, Wilbrowne; Elizabeth, Bewley, and Amy, Bugles, hence at Helvoet. Expreii,lipa, hence for Cape 7 l'ovrn, at Scilly. Must dis charge part of her cargo to re-stow, being too much by the head. Racer. Steele, hence at New York. Kossuth, Bell, hence at ties► York. On the 9th March, in lat. 47, lon. 37, encountered a severe gale from the It., and lost spars, sails, &c., and one man overboard, Thomas Davies, of %Vales. Henry Clay, Hill; Underwriter, Shipley; Ocean Queen, Matthews ; Albert Gallatin, Delano ; Hemisphere, Whittlesey; General Dunlop, Scholfield; Leviathan, Knapp; Universe, Bird; Washington, l'age; Sherid-tn, Cor n i s h ; an d Wi l li am Nelson, all hence at New York. Blanchard, Davis, hence at St. Thomas. John Cunninghom, Dwight, and Carnatic, hence at Charles. ton. Boadicea, Perkins, and Thernis, Brewer. hence at Mobile. Jane Henderson, hence at Baltimore, and placed in quaran tine, having twenty cases of st►ip fever on board. Shenandoah, Taylor, and Win. Sprague, Chase, hence at Philadelphia. _ Star of the West, Browne, hence at New York. On the 16th March, in lat. 37, lon. 40, lost spars, sails, &c. in a hurricane. New Youtc, March 27.—The Jansen, Thompson, from An natto Bay to the 'Clyde, put into Charleston 31st March, in a leaky state, having experienced very heavy weather in the' ulf since 6th March; and. in attempting to get into Savannah, struck on the shoals of Martin's Industry. Several bales of cotton were passed 18th March, in lat. 36 N., lon. 73 W.— March 29. The Alliwal, Pattison, from Baltimore to Liverpool, with corn and flour, was abandoned, with loss of masts, and in a sinking state, having been thrown on her beam ends 17th March, in a gale ; crew taken off by the Plymouth Rock, -arri ved at Boston.—March 29. The Lucy Ann, Owen, from Liver pool to New Orleans, was. totally wrecked on Britton Island ; crew saved.—March 30.—The bar at the S.W. pass of the Mis sissippi was very low for the two week s en d ing 21 s t M arc h , owing to westerly winds, there being only fourteen feet water on it, detaining both the inward and outward bound vessels. On the 20th March there were seven square-rigged vessels out side bound in, and about twenty-five sail bound out, all waiting a rise of water to cross. On the 26th the wind hauled to the eastward, and there was a prospect of a rise that evening. WEDNESDAY, A PRIL I4.—Wind variable and light. ARRIVED.—Janes ' Gniks, from Hayti—Argo, Mill s , N ew Orleans—Sesostris, Logan, end Amelia, Agry, Charleston— Gipsey, Gavey., Savannah—John Stewart, and Liverpool, Gardiner, New York—Redbreast, Williams, Chareate—Queen of the South, and Elizabeth, Grange, from St. Michael's. SAILED.—Honor, Thompson, for Nantes—Eaglet, Shugg, Lisbon—Adolph, Thomson, Kiel—Nan c y, Fl ore, Cadiz—Con vivial, Shaw, Arichat—Garland, White, Halifax—Margaret, Daniel, Riga. - Nile (s.s.). from Alexandria, &c. at Malta. Raleigh, Johnson, hence at Odessa. Confidence, Richards, hence at Corfu. Mystery, Earl, hence at Malta. Patriot, and John Pierce, hence at Naples. I.eocardie, Stephanie, hence at Bordeaux. Economy, Johnson, hence at Marseilles. Neva, Paris, hence at Messina. John Macvicar, sailed from Bombay for China 4th March. Eshelby, Cobb, from London at Bombay. Duke of tVellington, from London at Calcutta. Harkaway, Benson; hence at Virginia. Recorder, Sharpe, cleared at Calcutta for this port on 3rd of March. Magnolia, hence and Cadiz, at Manilla. Albert Edward, sailed from Canton for this port 4th Feb. Goede Verwachting, Zeylstra, hence at Batavia 10th Feb. John Bright, Watt, 27th Jan., and Cathay*, Bailie, 28th Jan. hence at Shanghai. Titania, Coulthurst, and Blair, Moodie, from Akyab, at Sin capore. British Queer. (s.s.), Bell, from Constantinople at Malta, and left for this port 4th instant. Crescent City (s.), from Chagres at New York, with the Cali fornian mails and 1,500,000 dollars in specie. Irene, Watson, from Newcastle for Naples, and Rosanna, Gibson, from Antigua for Queenstown, at Crookhaven. Bellona. Ritchie, from the Mauritius for Queenstown, at Crookhaven, with loss of bulwarks, stanchions, trail board, &c. 1': Cornelius Hooft, De Boer, from Batavia for Schiedam, and Mary Ann, Atkinson, from Vianna, both at Queenstown. Louisa, Carpenter, from Callao, and Arena, Taylor, from Ja maica, at Plymouth, both for London. . . Tartar, Davies, from London for Sydney, N.S.W., at Ply movtl), to embark emigrants. Hero, Burk, from Suez at Aden, and sailed 12th March for Calcutta. Walter Baine, and Titania, hence, and Gratie, from the Clyde, at Newfoundland. Arabian (s.s.), Graves, hence at Malta, and left for Constan tinople Bth instant. Lahore, Harris, from Mauritius at Calcutta, after b e i ng on shore in the Hooshley. Devon, Oakley, sailed from Saugor Ist March, and W. It. Jones, 4th March, both for this port. Bella Portena, M`Farlane, from Callin_ghapatam. at Madras, and sailed 9th March for Cape of Good Hope. Queen Victoria, Mahy, and Calder, Mann, hence at Colombo 27th February. _ _ Looclianah:Marshall, from Bombay at Colombo 27th Feb., and sailed 13th March for Cochin. Confucius, Scott, from Hong Kong 26th Jan , and Emily, Valentine, from Sincapore, 10tb Feb., at Anjer, and both sailed for this port. John O'Gaunt, M c Donald, from Bombay, and sailed sth Jan. for London; Balmoral, from Bombay; and Sehah Jehan, Johns, from Tutucoring, all at Canton. Scandinavian, and Aunt Mary, Carter, sailed from Alexan dria 22nd March, and Defiance, Anrigo, and Presto, 29th, all for this p_911.. _ Ann kellhuish, Harris, from Calcutta ; Santipore, Robin son, from Manilla; and Quito, Golding, from China, all at Sydney, N.S.W. I Duke of Wellington, late H argreaves, f rom C a l cu tta, and 111 sailed for the Channel for orders, and Jalawar, Taman, from CI Calcutta, at Akyab. 4tieen M 'ttce at Bombay ale - an, 14th, to be landed Fleury Wir Florn Muir. 3 ye, from 1 at Ca hert Finnic , Broadoot, Coronation, t Victoria, henc Hero, sailed f Victoria, sailed from O, orto fo Ellen, Gth, and Young Marqui Oporto. an 4 Spor .hee, Bth; Digby, Bu- I lost On B 31st March, and Sir R Maria, Eleanor, Peel 6th instant, all hence at Lisbon. OSmanli (s.s.), hence at Gibraltar 4th instant, and cleared for Messina, &c. on the sth. Josephia Judna, sailed fror Yoza, 9th ; and Clare, 10th, all for John Garrow, Hamilton; Crescent City; ton ; Queen of the West, Hallet ; Antarctic, Zere prise, Funk; Chaos, Denton; George Ws and China, Simpson, all hence at New VA LPARA Iso, Feb. 25.—The Eliza Cornish, pool, was seized by the convicts on the Chtlian the Straits of Magellan, the master and a passenger mum._ the upper part of the cargo thrown overboard, and the specie 108,000 dollars, divided among the pirates, but she was subse, quently recaptured by H.M. steamer Virago, and9o,ooo dollars of the specie recovered. She arrived here on the 23rd instant, in charge of a prize crew from the steamer. An also seized by pirates, was likewise retaken by the Vira& and brought inhere. ii Billoa 4th instant ashingten, ican yes. being for fine, of which the market is quite hart Carolina Rice have brought from 17s. to 17s. 6d., and 2000 ha; Bengal 9s. 3d. to 9s. 6d. for broken to low middling whit better kinds being very unsaleabl request, at about previous rates ; nearly 300 puns have been sold, chiefly Demerara.—ln Tea the operations have been but to a limited extent during the past week; the accounts by the Overland Mail just in may tend to restore confidence, and thereby increase transactions. The consumption progresses favourably, being from this port for the three months ending Ist instant, 3,928,563 lbs. against 3,253,577 lbs. in 1851.—The sales of Tallow have continued on a limited scale ; Petersbur Y.C. at 365. t 0.365. 6d about 100 pipes South American sold at 335. 6d. to 345. 6d. per cwt.-50 tons Lard brought 47s. —to 4Ss. per cwt.—Baltic Hemp is quiet at the quotations.—The Jute market keeps steady, and about 1000 bales have been dis posed of, at .e 9 to £lO 2s. 6d. per ton ; but nothing was done his morning LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Th P continues ; prices of the very common classes must 1 quoted lower, but in consequence of the demand from spinners, who are fast decreasing their stocks. middling finfi classes are dearer, the supply of which being still very limited, and the imports small. Brazil and Egyptian are withodt charge, though the latter are in good request. Surat closes heavy, and ler lower. Specu rican, 1591 4yptian, and 220 Surat, and 700 Surat 149326 i I 286471 1 1 j DtSCRIPTIoN Sea Island Stained Bovreds Mobile.... _ New Orleans Pernams, &c Aracati, &c.. Bahia, &c... Maranham Sawginned Demerara, &c Egyptian.... 5 8 Barbadoes Peruvian .... Laguayra.... Carthagena.. Smyrna Manilla Surat , Madras Bengal [214 1-16' LIVERPOOL CORN FRIDAY, APRIL 16. A.lthough in several of the leading British markets held since Monday last, there seems to have been less inclination to follow the decline prevailing antecedently, yet beyond a rather steadier feeling apparent in the Wheat trade no actual improvement is reported in value, nor decided grounds established from which any certain conclusions can be drawn or relied upon as to the future. The subdued tone expressed relative to the markets in the North of Europe and France, doubtless encourage the ex. pectation of supplies of Grain thence in the course of the summer, which, with the • ability of the American States and Canada to afford considerable aid if so disposed, and the pros. pect of arrivals from the Black Sea at a later period of the season, may possibly serve to check any great advance in the prices of this country, provided the British growers have the means and continue t.o deliver their produce as freely as they have done since harvest ; upon the latter point, however, par. ties differ in opinion, which will naturally be the case, while we have no t fficial statistics whereby the stocks in the hands of farmers can be ascertained. Beyond a fair quantity of Oat meal, oar supplies coastwise and from Ireland since Monday last are small ; yet in the face of adverse winds we have to note a tolerable import of Wheat from America and Egypt, with a good accession of Flour from the former source, but very little of any article from Europe. During the interval since Tuesday Foreiges Wheat and American Flour met a rather active de• mand,'several large parcels of each changing hands for invest ment,at previous rates ; and having been repeated somewhat extensively for country and Irish account at our market to-day, fair useful runs of foreign red:,Wheat advanced Id. per 701b5., superior qualities of white, as well as all descriptionvof Eng lish, merely sustaining late prices. States and Canadian Flour realised 3d. per barrel over the annexed currency of Tuesday, and was taken freely at the amendment; French was also more saleable but not dearer. Mattwas held on rather higher terms, and Egyptian Beans improved 6d. per qr..; other kinds of Beans, including Pease, Oats, and Oatmeal, being in slow re quest at former prices. Indian Corn, upon a fair inquiry, advanced 6d. per qr., and boating cargoes remained steady in - value. We annex Tuesday's quotations::— BRITISH "Wheat, qp• 701 b., s. d. s. d. English red 5 6to 5 10 Do. do. extra 5 10..,6 0 Do. white 6 0.. 6 2 Do. do. extra 6 2.. 6 5 Irish red Do. do. extra 5 7.. 5 9 FOREIGN. Wheat, To , 70th, s. d. s. Canadian United States Danzig, &c. . 5 5.. 6 6 Pomeraneanotr. 5 8.. 5 11 Danish, &c 5 2.. 5 9 French, &c 5 4.. 6 2 Odessa, Polish 4 8.. 5 1 Danube Russian,&c.hard 4 5.. 4 7 Egyptian Barley, T. 6oth Oats, p4stb 2 10.. 2 11 Beans, 10 , (1r. Eurp 30 0..35 0 1.4801 b Egyptian 23 0.. 6 Peas, p , gr. white. 31 0..34 0 Ind. Corn, T , 48016, Amer. yellow 2B 6.. 29 0 Do. white 30 0.. 31 0 French, yellow 28 6.. 29 0 Do. white 29 0.. 30 0 Thrall &Galatz 29 0..29 6 Flour, rbrl.l96tb, Canadian i sweet 19 0..20 0 Do. white . 5 9.. 6 Do. do. extra.. 6 0.. 6 2 Barley, v• Brig. 29 0 :7'30 0 _ U. States; 19 Do & Can. sour 17 0..18 6 Frnch,v , sk2Boll3 30 0..36 0 .—The arrivals this w oor show of most The market opens with rather more activity, and for Wheat full prices of last week are obtained, and on fine fresh qualities — • there is some improvement, id for Barley lessen I I\\l hut good qualities 1 their valu, WISBECII, APRIL 17. trade at Wakefield Las caused snore at article, and full Is. per qr. more money is freely psi e farmers refuse to sell to-day. Beans sr t prices obtained a f( NEWCASTLE-UPON-TY of wheat at t for which there was a saleable, :e, in ninny o fallen oil very materially, supplies from the coast ha and there is little expected. OM offering ex ship. and ;.• to the limited Quantity I .11 pmewhat firmer, aspect of the trade generally, fresh-thrashed qualities of English wheat realised an improvement of Is. per quarter, with more disposition tc William Gillies SAILED Tippett, 25 to 1 (taken) 'CHMAN', land's Volt Mr. Barton' Mr. J. Osbo i_Eglinton's Lucio—taken '-n's Goliah. s Euphony. s Haricot. yranthes, Mr. S TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS .ephenion ur—taken Hobble Noble—taken direct action of a demand for them to the Eastern trade for suitable yarr n advan, It in the same d re, be had at the rates of last week .gree as for yarns n the whole for yarns, espe. cutta. At Bombay the exchanee v t Calcutta th ;lightly fav tred by t of last 1 e tendency, ators have taken 40S0 Ame- and exporter SALtS PRICES. Week I Previ- I Week ending ously t ending Aprill6;this yr. Aprill6l d. d. 10 @2lk 4201 7350: $ 630 118590 54 12490 ]2 5670 54 7710 99950,1 15 . 7 8 , . 21830 297690 1 1 61 4601 21540 12401 E# 11980 SlOl 12120 . .... 31i3( 0 11 ••• • ! 910' 258' • 2 . 910 J 87840 • ! 930;1 •• - MARKET, 's 5890 American STOCK. ear.'April 16 203390 141251 9780 6861 21560 7 32 , 3530 1 49050 6993201 35978; 506767 i 337290 hyarch ; Bclli Limb, 12th; and H FRIDAY, APRIL 16.—Wind S.E., light A rtnivisu.—Pllcenix, M`Knight, from Antigua: Eliza,Wylie, St. Domingo—Harmony, Jamieson, Mobile—Juno, Schuaan, Alexandria—Clara, Adriandiaga, Bilboa—Uninn, Denduyts, Ostend—Alceste, Afanson, Baltimore—Porcupine, Constanti nople—Admiral (s.), Wickman, Havre—Snowden, Walker, Sa ll,/ I I IL. • •• • )h. Ghent— SAILED.—Latona, Gamst, for• Bergen—Annaberr, Peterson, Iceland—Greenock, M'Cutclieon, Mobile—Argo, Coffin; River. dale, Wilson; Roscius, Eldridge; Southampton, Snow; and New York, Abed, New York—Progress, Vanderheyde, Ostend —Mary Muir. Crawford, Valparaiso—George, Gordon, Quebec —Otterburn, Masterman, Honduras. ' The Washington (s.), from New York for Southampton, has put into Milford Haren. short of coals. Jenny Lind, sailed from Lisbon April 9, and Tagus April 10, or this port. Lord Stanley, James, hence at Melbourne. Achilles, Klein, hence at Genoa. Washington, Wilkin, from Mobile, for this port, off Ailsa Nincv, Way, and British Queen, Evans, hence at Salonica Emilie, hence at Nantes. Crusader, hence Feb.l2, and Greenwich, 23rd, at Bueno Ayres. Nora, hence, Feb. 24th ; Countess of Eglinton, 25th ; and Olinda, and Golden Fleece, 26th, at Bahia. Quito (a.), and Enchantress, hence, March 3rd, and Indian. 12th, at Rio Janeiro. Chaselipe, sailed from Arica for this port 7th Feb. Emma. sailed from Bahia Feb. 21, and Ranger Feb. 26, for this port. _ _ Toivn of Liverpool, sailed 2nd Feb.; Hibbart, 3rd; and Mer cutio 19th. from Buenos Ayres for this port. STANLEY, FALKLAND ISLAND, Jan. 27.—The Levenside,for New Island, was lost on the South Rocks, off the mouth of this harbour. Master and part of the crew supposed to be lost. MADEIRA, April B.—The New Margaret, from Liverpool for Calcutta, which arrived off on the 6th instant, and landed the crew of the Bakel, with which she had been in contact, and then proceeded. STOWN, A pril 14.—The Advocate, Donald, from Moul mein, sailed hence this morning, but the wind falling light, she drifted, with two anchors down, on the rocks outside Robert's Head. It was hoped, however, that she would be got off during the night. SATURDAY, APRIL 17.—Wind N.N.W., light. _ _ ARRlVED.—Colutnbus, Goble, from Pernambuco ; sailed 11th March—Washington, Wilkie, Mobile; sailed Ist March—Fried ericke der Grosse. Hensel, Danzic—Hero, Foster, Figueira— Fairy, Ilow, Demerara—Kelvin, Paschal, and Snowden, Wal ker, Savannah. SATLED.—Fenelln, Le Courtier, for Alexandria, E.—Helen Douglas, M'Fartane , Bombay—C a t a li na, Basuguren, Havana— Irlam, Belay, Jamaica—Garland, Simpson, Bahia—Niagara (s) Stone, Halifax and Boston—Levant, Curry, Halifax—Perseve rance. Surridge, Pugwash, N.S.—Fidget, .farvis, Gibraltar— Magdalen, Griffiths, Konigsberg—Nimrod, Williams, Narva— Jane, Mearns, Pernau—Delme, Cooper, Riga. E'' Heatherbeh, William Wallis, Downing.; Isabella, Grimsditch ; Maria, Reis; and Emma Graham, Ferguson, all hence at Monte Video. Bonita. hence for Rio Janeiro, at Pernambuco. James Browne, hence at Philadelphia. Branscombe, hence at Arica. Nonpareil, hence at Newfoundland. Fairy Queen, Marsh, hence at Brouwershaven. Hibbert, M'Coy, from River Plate at Pernambuco, and sailed for this port 12th March. Bella, sailed from Pernambuco for Ceara and this port pre= vious to 25th March. Jessie, Sheridan, sailed from Maranham for this port 6th of March. • . Record, Patoals, from Baltimore for this port, at Crookha ven lath April. Barbara, from St. Michael, for this port, off Waterford 14th April. Cythea, Roy, sailed from Buenos Ayres for this port 28th February. Emperor, Bruce, silted from Bahia for Queenstown and this port 21st March. Amathea, Alfred the Great, fo. *us to 10th Feb. Ursula, Cobb, from London at Bombay. Leopard, Shire, from Cadiz at Buenos Ayres. Gipsey, Mitchell, sailed from Rio Janeiro 22rd Feb. for Northern Ports—Delhi, 27th Feb. for Valparaiso, and Baronet 3rd March, for Cape de Verds. , Glaucus, Gales, from Iquique for Queenstown, at Crookha ven 13th April. Thomas, Cary, from St. Michael, for Queenstown, at Crook haven 13th April. Norval, Kirk, from Newfoundland, and Angelina, M'Lean, from Bahia, at Pernambuco. H.M. steamer Conflict; from River Plate, for Portsmouth, at Queenstown, with General Rosas, family and staff. HONG KONG, February 27.—A flood occurred in the Island of Samar previous to 16th Jan., in which 200 ofthe inhabitants were drowned and 12 ships lost. The tide rose 12 feet above the ordinary level. BEREHAVEN, April 15.—The James Moran, Bovine, of and for Liverpool, from Macao, put in here, last night, to secure main .piece of rudder, sprung at sea. IN bile in c h arge o f r pilot she grounded on Seal Rock, in Bantry Bay ; but wa assisted off immediately, making but little water, and is no' safely anchored in this harbour. Icutta, all sailed fioinMaU;;Cusprevi QUEENSTOWN, April 15.—The Advocate, for London, which drifted on shore, outside Roberts Head, yesterday, capsized on the rocks, and it is feared will be a wreck. Crew saved. A hole is being cut in the vessel to get out the cargo. RIO JANEIRO, March 15.—This city and bay were visited with a tremendous hurricane and thunder storm on the after noon of the 3d March, the wind suddenly shifting N.N.E., N.W., and W., and continuing for nearly an hour. Consi derable injury has been done to the shipping in the port, parti cularly to the following :—Zulieka (British barque), Hebe {British schooner), Fortuna (Danish schooner), Frederickateen (Norwegian brig), Jenny (Swedish brig), Othello (Swedish schooner), Indus (American barque). Several small craft and lighters, laden with coffee, coal, iron, pitch, wood, &c., drifted and sunk, and it is said that many lives were lost. SUNDAY, Amur. 18.—Wind N. 8., light. ARRtvaD.—Amelia, Sm ith, from St. John, N. 8.- Howe, Norcross, New Orleansßarbara, Drysdale, Michael—Ottoman, Barclay, Alexandria, E.—Enterprise, Falk, Lisbon=-Victoria,' Avery, Oporto—Bueno Moso, Bilboa— Margaret Evans, James, and Corine, Sae, Nantes—Augustina, Ostend. —Kate St. SAlLED.—Bonanza, Fearon, for Lima Boston—Ashland, Rice, New Orleans— i)alliousie—Couriren, Sandstrom, Abo— Beirout—Enteruris PfittPrcnn Rlcinn Sturdivant, t, Doherty, e, Hunter. nna Gezina, klbatross Vanderreen, and Elsina Catharinn, Rubing, Narva— (s.), O'Reilly, Rotterdam. Genova (s.), Phoebe, and 'I Observer and Ita •••-..5., 64 Arno (s.), - hence at Naples. . . utta Zephyr, Dark, hence at Marseilles. Creamore, Kemp, sailed from Pernambuco for this port Bth March, and Seraphina, for Paraiba and this port, 13th March. Grecian (s.), Ilardie, from Constantinople at Dardanelles, and proceeded 2nd April for this port. Industrie, 'rola, from St. Domingo for this port, at Queens town. Coranella, Gamble, from Savanilla for this port, at Queens town. Alice Brooks, from. Bordeaux at Valparaiso. Jessie, and Ava, hence at Bayonne. Esther, Jones, from Smyi na at Q ueenstown. Lady Montague, Leshaw, from Madras, for London, at Queen stown. BA HIA, March the channel, was lost, off the (except one man) saved. PEHNAMBUCO, March 21. — from Calcutta, for Dublin, has bten ren, The Jean de Locquent to proceed on , her voya_ on the ship and cargo fo at 17 per cent. MOBILE, March 2,.. _.... bales cotton, was entirely destroyed by fire yes proceeding down the Ottawa; she was loading tot lottomiy botid SA ILED.—Arabei and Thomas, 1 - I Celerity, Jonc Switzerland, Car .i3harlest Baltic, (s,) Cc tock, benc Tison:ben MariTfal, and Glenburn, i Portland, hence, at Apalachi from Dunk John's, N. B Jane Ham at Savannah Owtr of the hence for th March. Crew Ineen, John Clark, with T Liven Tuesday Saturday Sunday. Itionday. ril. h. m. I h. in 41 1 54 26 314 street, of a son t th e aughter On the Bth inst., at Park Molyneux or a son. On the 10th inst., at Eglia wey, of a son. younger Trantne a, Feb. 6, ), at 6 a.m. 51 N April 12, at 8 a.m aarch 3, 38 N port, March 9, o Malin Head A 0 Z, from New York, for thi s port, April 4, N off the Shannoi Guy Mannering, from New York, for this port, April 9, 51 N 13 W. 1. in. I 17 0 16 3 13 2 14 3 12 11 HOLYDAYSOSTC xford & Cambridge kster Term begins. 2d Sunday aft. Easter BIRTHS i inst., tho wife of James Glenil of J. B. Nei g, of S on, Esq., of Falkner- gate, the lady of the Rev. Brya dy of Colonel Sal- ;t., the lady of W. Kaye, Esq., of Broughton ron Rnev e.,..,. amiss, jun., of Upper la H. H Parliament•strcet, of a son On the 14th inst., Birkenhead, of a son , Mrs. Christopher Bell, of Bridge-street, On the 14th inst., at Liscard, Cheshire, Hughes of a daughter. T. Bristow On the 14th inst., in Upper Stanhope-street, the lady of Wm. C. Stewart, of a son. On the 16th inst., in Kenyon-terrnee, Claughton, Birkenhead, the lady of James Parr, Esq., of a daughter. On the 17th inst., at Ross Cottage, Rock Ferry, Mrs. J. W. Harden, of a daughter. MARRIED. On the 7th inst. , at the Crescent Ch a p e l, b y t h e Rev. J. Kelly, Mr. Wm. ilkinson, watchmaker, to Miss E. Bridge man, of Cheltenham. On the 10th. inst., at St. Philip's Church, Hardman-street, Capt. Robert Warner, of the schooner Castle Baynor, of Swan sea, to Miss M. Roberts, late of the Talbot Hotel, Vernon. at. On the 12th inst., at Walton Church, by the Rev. Mr. Hornby, Capt. D. G. Pearman, of Bermuda, to Miss Caroline Cummins, late of Barbados. On the 13th inst., at St. James's Church, Toxteth-park, by the Rev. H. Hampton, A.M., James Askew, Esq., of White haven, to Susannah Mary, youngest daughter of Wm. M`Kee, Esq., of Wesley-place. On the 13th inst.. at St. Alban's Church, Francis Davies to Mary Maher. On the 13th inst., at St. Alban's Church, Wm. Blakeway to Mary Casey. On the 14th inst., at Wavertree, by the Rev. W. S t. George Patterson, Richard, only son of the late R. W. Smith, lisq of Ulverstone, to Catherine Anne, o n ly surv i v i ng child of the fate John Schenk Parrey, Esq., of London. On the 14thinst., at Renshaw-street Chapel, by the Rev. J. Thom,nomas Ashton, Esq.,of Hyde, to Elizabeth, daughter r the late Samuel S. Gair. On the 14th inst., at St. John the Baptist's Church, Toxteth park, James, only son of the late Mr. James Comrie, to Jane, second daughter of Mr. Henry Roberts, of Glasgow. - - - On the 14th inst., at St. Bride's Church, Mr. Thos. Fisher to Jane, widow of the late Mr. James Rigby, of Chester. - - On the 14th inst., at the Britis Rev. Edward Brine, Wm. R. " daughter of the late Vice-Admn .11 Legation, the Hague, by the Sandbach, Esq., to Sarah Maria, ' 1 Baron Van On the Isth inst., at Monkstown Church, by the Rev. Joseph Chapman, rector of Shankhill, brother of the 'aide, the Rev. H. S. Joseph, chaplain of Chester Castle, to Fanny, younzest daurhter of thp i.ta i et, :sq., of CaB-dell-le-Gin—, county Kildare On the 15th inst., at Pembroke Chapel, Crown-street, by the Rev. Mr. Dawson, Mr. James Rawlinson, of Chowbent, to Emma, youngest daughter of Mr. J.Edwards, corn-merchant, late of Warrington. On the 15th Inst., at St. Mark's Church, by license, by the Rev. T. W. Moeran, Captain Henry Mansell Smith to Mrs. Mary Menzies. On the 15th inst., at Pembroke Chapel, by the Rev. H. S. Brown, George Neville Turner to Pliebe, youngest daughter of the late Mr. William Rushton, jun. On the 15th inst., at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. C. H. Burton, M.A., Mr. J. Carmichael, book-keeper, to Miss Ann Crotty, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Francis Crotty, both of Toxteth-park. On tha 15th inst Rev. H. Marlen, daughter of the lat .' at the Parish Chu rc h o f All S a i nts, by the Mr. William Roxburgh to Catherine, third to Thomas Kirkpatrick, Esq. At the con emony, Mr. Murlen presented the couple Bible, in grateful remem- • with a copy of Bagst branro nr tha u - oni Mrs. icOxburgh in establishing Sunday and day schoo!s in connexion with his church. The scholars, who were present at the ceremony, were afterwards treated with oranges, cakes, &c. On the 15th inst., at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. C. H. Burton, M.A., Mr. Robert Davidson to Mrs. S. Shutliebotharn. On the IVD 15th inst., at St. Silas's Church, by the Rev. J. Ivor, Wm. Ryves, youngest son of the late Anthony Allen, Esq., of Lagetima, cou n ty Wi c kl ow, to Hannah Maria, eldest daughter of James Stewart, Esq., wine -merchant, of this town, and granddaughter of the late Thos. Fuller, Esq., of Prospect house, county Dublin. On the 15th inst., at St. Mary's Church, Birkenhead, by the a.. Knox, Mr. William Witeley, of York, to Rebecca, er of Mr. George Isherwood, of Dell Cottage. On the I Rev. Dr. A Mitch th inst., at St. Mangus's Church, London, by the .I•Caul, J. G. H. M'Colla, Esq., to Isabella Boya ,an, daughte r o f th e late HewsonDutchman. ,Es(l.9 It.N., of this town. On the 17th inst., at St. Mary's Church, Birkenhead, by, the Rev. Mr. Knox, Edward Henry Flower, of Manchester, son of Mr. Flower, jeweller, of this town, to Elizabeth, third daughter of the late John Laidman, Esq., of Higher Bebington, Cheshire. On the lath inst., at St. Peter's Church, by the Rev. Mr. Duncan, Mr. John Hayton Gibson to Miss Mary Williams. hnth of Hughes, Air. I of " The Goat.' David's Church, by the Rev. W ffewer, to Miss Margaret Jones St. Peter's-hine DIED On the 17th February, at AI of the ship Duke of Welling On the 6th instant nochie, stonemason. aged 66, Mary, relict of Mr. J. M'Co. On the 6;11 instant, ged 69, Mr. S. Brereton, of Middlewich On the 7th instant, at Walton•house, Llangollen, aged 38, Mr. Edwin Leece. On the 7th instant, Miss Helen Polding, of Islington On the 7th instant, at Rosthern months, Marian Elizabeth, infant dat ton, R.N. ;liter of ( re, aged 4 pta in Eger- On the Bth instant, aged 2 yea T. Jones, of Richmond-tern .nt, at Althorn Thornton, son of On the Bth ins Lady G. Spencer Siorthamptonshire, aged 19, f On the Bth instant, at Glastonbury, Somersetshire, aged 70, Mr. Win. Godfrey, father of John Godfrey, Esq., solicitor, of this town. On the 10th instant, in Richmond-terrace, Birkenhead, aged ley. John ',ldeate, On the 10th instant, a street. r. Perkins, of Washington- Ti O lo n m t a h s e s l u O n t l h ne .i r n , s o t f an H t n , is l% a t i r i s . . Sumner, relict of the late Mr. late a n t e l" J a 0 1 John eAs Arm e m r, On the 11th instant, aged 9 years, William, son of M r. Samuel Billings, of Northumberland - street. ui n s t tr h o e i f g! on re 's lic re t s o id f en u c i e e , strong, f ust i an - ma nufacturer, of NeWtoll-le-WillOwS, in thi s aged On 7tsh,elVlitzhabinestltianAtr, Denbighal 61, Mar 1, 016 ioiyn"'" - On the 12th instant, Wil cell, of Chapel-place, Ertsk . On the 12th instant. ichard Alison, ESq., of Aber- Ain Hall, licensed victualler, 1, relict of the late George ,bn Webster, eldest son of the ear Inn, Gateacre. thaw-street, Emily, infant mood, of t 1, only c 11, Captain James Hargraves ❑, of this port. In of the 1 nth, Daniel On the POK EN