The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-02-21 00:00:00

! . . TUtsDAY, PEBRUARY 21 1854. - ~,, _._ __ ~..... . THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, AND GENERAL - COMMERC" lAL ADVERTISER , . 4,. zoo __ __. , _ . .---i 4BSIASTICAL INTELLIGENCR. - - CHESHIRE AND WALES. SHIPPING AND ME_RCAN TILE THE CHASE. that they will, by next clip day, suffer a farther decline* t The CHESHIRE HOUNDS meet Bright-haired and Midland counties wool have been most thst PREpp -------, e—_ t: e e RMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. ----.--............ MISCELLANY. This day, Feb. 21st w eem e m e em . in requeat, and the lower qualities continue to command • 100 , li• l'• H l'i t • Thursday, Feb. 23rd Peckforton Point. full prices. Noils and brokes are not plentiful ; the quantity of' 411 181- . f 'sse Vice e N REFORMA.TORY INSTITUTIONS.-A deputation headed • Friday, Feb. 24th Calveley Hall. making is very small.-Yarns : The demand is not act ive, and ell 0 la e. ierite e e e e tam r o . ewcastle, to be Chaplain to the ers t h ' St eke G ' A• Baker °r fe en. by Mr. Tollemache. M.P., transacted business on 'Tuesday THE REVENUE TABLES for 1851 show the declared at the Home-office. The deputation consisted of the Rev ; value of exports from Great Britain to Russia in that year Each day at half-past ten o'clock. chiefly to order ; the shipper. are doing next to nothing, and the business is almost all on spools. The ruinous pric. s fir ... be e ; e e :chur e e . , .A., to the Rectory of Ibstone, near Sir W. W. WYNN'S HOUNDS meet 'I s e e i , • H. n,„. Thos. Carter, Liverpool; Mr. Dunstan, Chester; Mr. Gibbs, to have been £1,289,704. To Wallachia and Moldavia . ' T -morrow (Wednesday) Feb. 22nd, at some time part current are not improved, and the vocation of * • 1- el'i• e it e ' e a W Cee•e e 'rePrilie. M.A., to the Incumbency of St, Kirkdale ; Rev. Mr. Illingworth, Coldbath-fields ; Ma. £284,348 ; Syria and Palestine, £359,871 ; .Egypt (Medi- Bryn - Y - P3 ll the spinner is as bad as it was ever known to be.-Pieces • Baschurch Station. There is yet Ina little doing for the spring by the home . 0 . tLe .‘.. , r. 61,,t,_ tetackheath. . rnuers, B.A Trinity College, Cambridge, to efield ; Rev. Allele. Sherwin, Birmingham ; terranean ports), £968,729 ; and the rest of Turkey, e F a roi t da ur y day F , eb ie 2 b 4 . t 2 h sth Chorlton Hall. houses, and this season having closed with the shippers, t slO o • bee,„e.'tent Curacy o r T; 1 Coldbath-fields ; and the Rev. Mr. Butler - , £1,937,011 -making a total of £3,549,251. Each day at half-past ten o'clock. M S h r ep C h h e r e d s i e l r• V tot causes an unusual dulness-arising, however, in part, from eV ' i dl e ein e •W. l e . .clifield-wit le Crofton, Hants. t 'e e, Ca leb eW , \LA., 10 the Curacy of Caldbeck, nea county Nottingham. THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF CANA.DA..- The The NORTH STAFFORD - SHIRE HOUNDS meet To-morrow (Wednesday), Feb. 22nd, at the unsettled position of the political world. es ~, oi t ev, e D ei rand. r CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY.-The traffic for first traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada Betley. Saturday Feb. 25th ell • lid, ' °elm to the Rectory of LesblirY, Northumber. the week ending 12th February, 1851, was as follows :- has reached London. From ebe Ist of January to the - ' S 11 C 0 .1? 2V - MARK E T S . .ath ~ D„ ee. J, p e Each day at half-past ten o'clock. Passengers, parcels, &c., leer railway, £1,972 Is. 7d.; 20th idem, the number of passengers was 9,748 ; the pas ) al ' ,l , it r e ll e a el. "" war as , VA., to the Vicarage of Pittington, near steam-boats £338 ss. 3d. ; total, £2,310 12s. 10d. : goods, senger receipts, £3,154; Ile goods' receipts, £4BO ; and abei p o less • W. Fe e , „ ere . ateereed, LL.D.; to the Vicarage of Svraffham, , £1 ., 518 19s. 10d. : total, including Carnarvon traffic per the gross receipts, £3,818. In the week from the 20th to ld not have appeared in the list f Sam (late Heliogabolusb by Young Priam, has been sold to LIVERPOOL, FEB. 17.-We had more country buyers et our market to-day than usual of late; there was an improved las e e ere, sv ran', . £3,401 7s. sd. ; steam-boat, £338 ss. 3d. ' Cole the 2' 7th of January, the passengers amounted to 4,378, v ite ~ Orl ey of . Pot-,:i., m .A T . M 4. a ll ie ri; 1 s i h n g o u . responding week last year, per rail, £2,023 ls. 2d.; steam- and the gross receipts to £2,866. The total receipts from for Chester Cup. o acceptahces g d o ern an a t n it d y f w or aa w d l i ra a e p a o t : e t d t o h f e , 11 '1 11 1 i p o ri a c o e m s e o i f o ' a f t u a e o s e d e a s aee e tet Cr o f t , . e rinity College Cambridge, to the tee d . 11, in the parish of Titc'hfield-With-Crofton, boat, £224 148. 6d. Increase, £6Bl 17s. the Ist to the 27th Jan. were thus g 6,684. The White Mouse (late The Pony) is struck out of the Y m l o " re t 'm a cit i l a e i y r a f eee. P, G, d . C. Formby's c.ady Blanchie has arrived at Meynell's wns made for middle descriptions, the value of which had been, previously, more depressed in proportion than the finer iev sir Otiin Xi x WALLASEY BOARD OP HEA.LTIT.-A special meeting of THE EAST INDIAN RAILWAY.-The failure of the G r i‘ it i e r National Stee lechase le r ' l l ?' 1 see • e. 1e,,,e --ee., to the Vicarage of Yarcombe, DeVOP , ha , ' t - ' ll M ow c . '"On, ILA to the Vicaraee of Scalford, nee.; the Wallasey Board of Health was held yesterday week, attempt of the East Indian Railway Company to raise the stables, Newmarket, to be trained for her engagements. qualities. Sales of flour to consumers were more freely made, in addition to which some large parcels were taken on specie. e for the purpose, amongst other things, of re-electing Mr. lation, and we raise our quotations 64 per barrel. Beans met large amount of ettension capital required is strikingly Mr. James Barber, of Manchester, has purchased from Mr. • ' aeOe l'i t ev e) „_' •P. 11 7.1,,Le_ , ic o e_te7stnre. Halliday, who had for some time previously been disquali -5 11 0 1 . le v el . e s e e eo ;:in e t . ehe Head Mastership of the Wrexham h ei ' the feet that, out of 250,000 new shares only Choyce his steeplechase horse Spring, by California. He is o o r m e r s e t s h o w e m y i i m i a moderate inquiry at late prices; our stock is of limited extent, and in few hands. Barley dull, without alteration in -raile a s I "eite l b J • 11. li e le. neighshire. fied from illness. A notice of motion had been given with 5 65 a ,1740 rave been subscribed for, and only £258,106 has TheE e r I o lv t ain G ft ae l a rrk s t g eh o t e, le Ew l s ph I se i enraged in the Liverpool Grand National. w l e e tri a l v t e ibee lt e l tt i r d na d gi 1 1 .1 e o h d a b ra y i n R o a bfeerwt value. Oats and oatmeal in very slow request and rather .o'. f e p e • se ct , e .„'„tilson, M.A., Curate of Maidstone to the regard to the reselection, and the Law-clerk had just been received on the first eall, leaving £641,854 to be yet cheaper, and Indian corn quite a retail trade, in which e Pr e ' elf a ie v • T. pe„,,,vt. %%Miller. • " r lein el ews Alembic afte t ' brought the metter forward, when the Chairman an- paid in. To facilitate this operation, the East India Com to, e ee l , , es, to the li' • ' ” ~,, ,„ q t ,.. -- , iso l , m e p Tuesday's prices were not fully supported. erpetnal Cu ra te °meaty Church, nounced that Dr. Ilelliday had expired. Theeannounc,ement p y here extended the time till the 30th Jun but there , 4 pee it _ -:tore„,,, _ ectory and Vicarage of Newthurch, near th al ~'! mo er the oc di • h' h ft • an " * reel 1 eI , ls e l . d I a a L n Y e s o o3 , r re.ng at large all winter et BRITISH. 1 • FOREIGN. ''' Ai/ tj a , ",• J. i i . Y , aerie rew a gener -, oo v pr ee ngs ,wic, a er appears at present -1---e eoPe 0 - tee money eceng raised, Danebury, has left for Treen's stables, at Beckkampton. He Wheat, * 70Ib. s. il. s. d.' Wheat, * 70%, s. d. s. d. J ir o „, ie,s hr aYes, el e. a resolution bad een passed of condolence and sympathy i n e has been backed for large sums for tbe next Derby. English red old 11 4toll 9 Canadian 11 2toll 6 )e t of e t lir e s 4)llnle se •• •, to the Perpetual Curtsey of Colebrook- . pite of the guarantee of 41 per cent. offered by the ,o , eart, ,B. 4 „ with the bereaved family, came to an abrupt close. Indian government. The shares as yet unissued amount A great pugilistic encounter between Paddock, of Redditch, Do. do. newt° 9..11 4 United States 11 5..11 11 L ei ie oeer, te °eand, M.A., Perpetual Curate of Widmer, A NEW Music-Ham, was opened in Wrexham on Tues . to no less than 26 408 980 and Poulson, of Nottingham, for .**loo a-side, took place on Do. white oldll 10.. 12 2 Danzig, &c 11 8..12 4 .1 ‘is ri e t;t l) . 1,. m t . h.e..l t lectory of Brasted, Kent. day, be a 'grand concert, at which Mr. and Mrs. Scam- a h n o i n i rs t if i u rt esr . i t aj o l a s lu t i n s u nke s erte u r r a most punishing struggleof two D n'loll 10 Porneranean,&cll 9..12 6 Iriefi * re d t. o e l y' d 4 1 3 • * M ET DE , A. . to ' d ation, Paddock was declared el •sti, &ice- 11 2..11 9 red ° ,:ei gelee ee l-l eion, t :!,:peet,. M.A., late Chaplain . to elie Tsle of brick atid the Misses Wemyss appeared to great advan- Tu TH d E " ci " h d .er! liras __wed jetto_ the .. Mersey on the victor y . Do. do...new 0 ( C ).... 0 0 ? Fr a ench, &c 11 0.. 11 5 dep Ite\- 4;u• " 1 Ministry of St.. Plealp's District Chapel es ay, an anc ore off he W . Ide Ferry, prepare lt ''• II s, , Lege. There was a very large end respectable audience, tory to taking her departure for Bahia. This vessel has a The Metropolitan St 1 1 ec lase at Harrow. on Friday kst, Do. white old 0 0.. 0 0 Otiessa,Polish. .10 2..10 8 i' a ti a e ". II ' "lint el A tth V" f 0 t elle • H eyst , , , • .. o e tearteee o uf on, Norfolk. s . upwerds of 300 of the ilite of the town and neighbourhood was won by Flyin Btick. th full cargo, valued at £40,000, consisting of about 1200 French gentleman, g who is alsoe t tr e og , e v rg r o o f f M a . _ y lile_la P, a Do. do. . new 0 0.. 0 0 Danube 9 10..10 2 L d Ai-lie n : T r a e nd Barley,*qr.Chev. 0 0.. 0 0 Russian &chard 8 10.. 9 9 i ,,,, e itereA to th e ~;e• ALA., Rector of Cleste Hyden, to be being present. 1 , , e i' .„` - , , ho t i 7.,. C. / "'ell Sherif of Detonshire. rOWL STEALING.-Thos. and Samuel Smith (father packages of fine goods. yhe . command has been entrusted Catirire. They are trained by T. Donaldson, and Lady *6olb.Se.&lrish 5 1.. 5 8 Egyptian 3eleee eite ' 'ate 4\vieles, M.A.,Secand Master of the Grammar ' atd son) 'were brou ht before the •t t tßi k - g maps ra es a ren le Captain Aitken, who is said to be well acqUainted with Arthur has many admirers for the Grend National. Malt,esqe.Eng... 69 0.. 73 0 Barley,*6otb 4 10.. 5 2 ' 1- to the Brazil trade. The !hip has cabins fitted up in the The unprincipled conduct of the gangs . of " vvelsiters" et Do. Irish .... 3 0.. 0 0 0at5,a , 45% 3 11.. 4 3 1 0 0...,,, ,_llt,, , ', the Lectureship of St. Cuthbert's, in that ' head, on Thursday on a charge of stealing a black Spanish th • ge In t . 1 s e le' "A. ' • k e . , same style as the Argentina; and for the use of the pas- h e yarions r e . ee trigs uts beceme so intolerable, that it Oats, V 451 b., Beans,*qr.lturp.s2 0..55 0 ,c 1 4 10 1 id t ; t 1 ‘. ate Jae, Chaplain of St. Peter's, Colombo, to . hen, belonging to George Hall, station-master at Bebing- hower baths and other luxuries, suited to a hot as been determined .to employ the services of two special EngekSctcleold 4 7.. 411 *4Bolb Egyptn. 47 0..49 0 0 0? te e e r v i . A., , 1 ) 'l i tl of the Diocese. ' ton. The hen was missed on Saturday, and was found et se . nge t r:, s have been provided. d . etectives, in order, if possible, to stop their dishonest prac- Do. Irisleold 4 1.. 4 4 Peas,eseir.wbite. 58 0..61 0 I C r i :1" Res "e z. efle! 4 , l l, Cearate IA Croston, near . Chorley, to the the house of the prisoners on Tuesday, with its wings and cuma , tices, and a alien of .ine has already been subeCrefeed towards Do. Do. new 3 11.. 4 2 Ind. Corn, *4Bole, 6 erf.i I taii • ~. Iv l ed, Yerliehire. tail cut. The father was dismissed with a caationabat THE MONTEZUMA.-Messrs. Baring Brothers intend' to their ma-intenance. Bea :ism) qr. Eng.. 53 0.. 57 0 Amer. yellow 46 0.. 47 6 r, h , .i t forward, bY the Columbia, the Passengers who put back in Lord Londesborough. being about to form A large breeding ap 4so ib. Sc. &ar.49 0.. 52 0 Do. white clgli f '..,' Ret ',, 4 Xeri " a UI, .Ic. 'tee Vicar:lee of Bramford with Per- the son was committed for 21 days' hard labour. , c afe ta re ; e. w:l,.'ear Ipswich. ' ' the aboee vessel. On heaving the Montezuma, the passen- stud, has made an offer of six thoueand tneas or West Peas r.Engs 58 062 0 French ellow 44 046 0 . SMUGGLING.-Two Belgian seamen, named teopOld de Austeelien The EIfD b ' ' * " f ' l" ' - - •Y '-- - " 8-e'Mal •°. ne 1 e 1 e e e , tr ee , . e . rt eath, M.A. ,to the Rectory of Hascorab, Bute and Francis Maertes, were charged on Thins-de, gers expressed their satisfaction with Captain de Ceurcy h' 'd• ' • ar oery is abo desirous of purchasing Flour, ee eBOle, tm, an is said to have bid a larger stun, Do. wh tie 4a 0..4, 0 with the intention Seconds ...... 0 0.. 0 0 Hirai! & Galatz 47 0..49 0 9 5 19' t 1 . 4 1 , • • • W . ,S , llrrey, " ''''' b "ving him three hearty cheers. Whilst the Mont '' t)e our. ItelTrraeeto the Curacy of St. Mary's. Teura. before the magestratee of Birkenhead, with emuggling ay g i e- of running him for his engagements, one of which is the rich Fine . 49 0..52 0 Flour, 7e-bre 19ele, zuma was out, the bedding of the passengers was almost 300 soya. sweepstakes at Goodwood. - , i e ll e , "Roe • owe*, Rector of Trevdraetle nearEethel, quantity . of foreign manufactured tobacco. The peisoners Superfine 55 0..59 0 Can., sweet .. 40 0.. 40 6 95e ( eles s e G. p e e, to the High Sheriff of Aneleste. bel d Ike h . A t f Ost d 1 - .. th on e to s 1 u e, o en vine. m e . . destroyed by the water, which She shipped in large quan- The match between West hall and3oneete walk seven miles, Extra.. ... 59 0.. 61 0 U. States, do. 4t) 0.. 41 0 ee . b ~/,. geko . e . e ,• • , g P g us '• - titiee - but Messrs. Baring Beothers have rovided them for it'2s a-side, came off last week on the Oxford-road near Oatmeal, se Mlle Do.& Can sour 34 0 .35 6 wv A i r .,‘ , e v , „,el" ii . . t.A., to the Rectot yof Templeettran, Birkenhead Dal, and on their landing they wete stopped .;- Iss ue ! ''ers i • Ile • - • by the castertehonse officer who found tonealed about tu ' bed nd tra -to •' .f th • P wi new s a ex b /es or en* voyage. Slough. Jones received t 1 ' I ete • i b Ira as al o eat, s, ut a not pro- risli d ' I • ' ' 1 • • • 33 0..34 0 erne ieeek2gOlb 0 0.. 0 0 shell'A ci ll es. oe net 4elds, M.A., to the Incumbeney 'of 'Trinity ceeded more than 500 yards where Westhall was at his side, MANCHESTER, FEB. 16.-Anothertranquil market to-day. • • - 1 ' . •• • THE RED JACKET.-AD entertainment took • the personof De Buff oelbs. of tobacco, and his companion place on and at the end of the seven mites defeated his antaeonist Te ere , "Dliii . e W • Sil l ' . e best qualities of wheat were not lower. but other sorts el tese to the e eeders. M.A., Vicar of St. lalanaeles, to be had le-lb. 'The first was fined £3, or a month's imprison. Tuesday, on board this magnifieent American clipper- 'nearly 20 yards. The distance Was accomplished in 54 were rather cheaper. English tionr was offered at a decline ole ° a ee• See nigh Sheriff of Petubrrrkeshire. rnent ; thelatter 225., or 14 days' imprisoment. rendered famous by her . extraordinary passage from New minutes 15 seconds. • .of I s •:per seek. Barrel flour was in rather better favour and tee e' ve ellfh, ei pe de h er,t 4 ree eer .A., Lecturer at Treeity•Clitirae Margate, Breactereireen Pneeosonnieer , SOCIETY.--COD Tuesday York to this port-whieb -gave her owners an opportunity es• barely ls lower. Oats as last advised. Oatmeal Is per load ~,-.of ,(, we e a eree t. e Worth, Kent. the foneth annual soire - e of this soeitty was held in the ,of pointing nut to several eff our leading shipowners her „„ ea . . lower; and new English beans, the condition of ,which was fro",, 1 , 0 . 4 . A rtli fualuer, to the Vicaieege of Wesetliffe, Kent. Assenifily Rooms, at the Monk's Ferry - Hetel. The pre- 1 peculiar strength and beauty of construction. She hire u THE CHARiri_gS.---?( ir eekly Reports.) ' very inferior, were also taper quarter cheaper. i nlil l. 1. ,k , ( .. J O/ li zth " fi r_ t y9llles, -M.A., Reetor of BeersCrocombe, sident Of the soCiety, Dr. M`Dongell, haeing voted T. el„ 1 white oak frame, with pitah pine planking inside and Out. ROYAL INFIRNIARY. Feb.lB.-Aneterren: In-patients, PRESTON, FEB. ts.-There was a limited supply of En-- t: ' kah i e ll. ws, " Wells, to . be a Surrogate. . 57 ; out-patients, 5 ; casuals, 15.-Discits KOKO t In-patients lish wheat at our Corn Exchange this morning, which niet'a h - le Her leneth is 250 feet beam 45 feet de ith 21 fe t ' trd ;e 3, ,i' d i , "N - ft : , eee, to the Vicarage of Suttunih-the-Forest, Blacklawne, Esq., into the chair e t at e entleman opened 0 , , , , 1 - e a a f e'' . . ° I - is,•,.,.es ee e• ee „ bort - address, en which he de. tonnage, carpenters measurement, 2,360. Her anima cured, 27; relieved, ftc.;9; made out-patients, 8; irregula ' r, . brisk sale at extreme rates, and all other descriptions met a the treOceeding,s 4 ; dead, 4.-Remainingin the house, 177. more general enquiry. Household flour, about 6d per pack D • ' • be'w 't i ;, ''':son, M.A Cora of Trinity 'Church, Ton- d w l th a er s ess of - the seeletee f •t • * being entirely diechergad, she is thrown open for • bli cheaper; barley neglected • beans and peas unchanged; osts scribed the gra um pro,. , rom 1 s megin, „ , P u c LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES, FEB. 26.-New cases re- iil d e• • 1 tf ' 1 t • ' *E e • • 'Sa d' 1 tee , e icarage of astry, near n wic 1. d• • , t f - • ' smite few years back, to its 'present prosperous condition. ins n, an m a grea source o attraction to those ai u ragiong sa ea a . urt ter a tatement !it Id per bushel ; tioYs 89, holders resist any further decline, and we quote prices as on le le-- e ' se to tb er • ',.; 5 4 t ee ttr,, MOCESE OF 'CHESTIL i l ' kill iti ' vert . He'then introduced Mr. j. MeCeanneevlo entertained the interestedin marititneenatters. She lies in the Beamley- South, 199; total, 496. New cases visited at thei tollection of the photographie demiings of the new Crystal her commander, seed he had given up going to sea ; but girls r houses and in retail, and must be noted nominal! Gd d I ' y per Ma ower. 54 ; sick het, boys'2, girls 2 ; e bta t ned situations,boes 0, this day seeranight. Barley was very dull, and inferior sorts ceived advice and meditine est the institution-Nortl eV- • i, -, • farmers' oatmeal unvaried; Irish most difficult to quit even iu, , eat etee . audience with a lecture on the•queetion of "The Universe, Moore Dock. The repast on Tuesday was entirelygot up supplied with twedicine-Noitli, 138 ; South, 56 ; total, 04. WAKEFIELD, FEB 17 -The arrivals of all descripti ns a d.''. , a 4 lie e eser B .-The Rev. Robert' theociwin Young has ea. Went is it ?" The company'were Afterwards a ff or d e d an on b oar d , e a s e w as p e ev e d w ith skill and elegance. All the INDUSTRIAL RAGGEDSCHOOLS, Souo-Sr.--Feb.•ls. • . .. •- • o - of grain have been moderate. The sale of wheat was limited ; • Afrieen u • • • ke in heels terms of the shi en e A V 9 .. ' 1,4,1 , Ne d to th e ' h e stipendiaty•einvey nf St. Augustine's epportunity of inspecting, neritus , c riosities, a guests spo e. p. -pes.stee...-...ege, On the books, boye•93, girls 66; avermse attendance, len hi the - c e 1 Si e ,on ofse e , connty of Leneaster, on the no- - to lac at Sydenham elent 'by Mr. T. C. Archer), and a wherethe owners offered theßedJacket to him hecould not girls 0. i f , -,te-o_ L'a Rev. John 'Herbert lents, the incumbent. ..-• ea a e e n ec tion of ferns frdin altp . arte Of the globe. After reth'it the oPPoetunite of commencing such sa s pl en did ST. ANNE'S 'DIePEee.SARY AND EYE AND Eeeß IN. sold slowly, et lower prices. No other change. Arrivals : Ira e l e te 4 eev, er a , 1 2s per querter lower. Oats and shelling as before. Beans 10 1 0' 1. es. 'red Levisenhas s beetelicensed to the stipen- th r dn e k e s o to the chairmen the Yelnatnder of the evening was craft. Captain Taylor, one of the owners, saidhe originally STITUTION. 9, Itnee Mite, FEB. 17.-New patients, viz.: IVheat, 7,300 ; barley, 400. e ol lie, eace• I intended to *call:her the King of Clippers, Latt e in deference Relieved at the inititution, 108; relieved at their -own dwel- WISBECII, FEB. 18.-Our weekly supplies of wheat are [ s .eei ." - it a ti " St. Andrew's 'ClitteCie Liverpool, on the devoted to dancing. lingo, 62; casetrof prevailing epidemic, 0; total, Tete. Th e - means o f 1 to the bullderef the Great Republic (Mr. Ineay, of Bos- .: I ''''ti, ,Id I°4 of the Re ' 0 NEW CHURCH LT ITEW 11RIGHTON.- ton) he had changed her name. " Red daikes" had b • of samples are only few. To-day wheat is in better condition, e li t e e i t te i . e 4,„ efie str) V. Th mas Cowan, the incumbent. supplying church accommodation at New Brighton hare„ een • )f e f lid 'et 114 "." - Vhe Bisherl'irte licensed a room en f o r some time, been 'felt enadequate to the necessities of 'd b e - h '' selecte ecause is was t e name of a celebrated Indian TUFA' -2;VNDON GAZETTE. and readily brings Met week's rates, with a tendency to higher prices. Beans and oats very slow sale without alteration in ,le i .4 IV* ree t , Isli ' d • eitiorts' Wive been made to obviate the 'chief • conneeted with the rev olutionary • war, who was _ value. • e se e de e e. elgtoneinthe perish of Liverpool, knotee the locality, an ex ilike respected by the Americans and the English-and a , a *ea: - se-e e t * . .. , ' Th het of the teighbourhood came forward a difficulty. ei e 'TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1854. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, FEB. 18.-We had atolerable he hoped the same would be the ease wetlethe vessel. Mr. j o OL"( x tees f or .., •.eaGellly, for the , performance of Dieme liberally and sufficient funds were raised to ensure the • B. G. Beesley, Manchester, cotton spinner, 'Feb. 24 and supply of wheat fromethecountry this morning, which was eitie: o 3 t 2 . ..t Of ti 'Re actomtuedation Of `the inhabitants ofqhat erection Of an edifiet-sulted ' Ito the immediate requirements JR.'S. My; of Oldhall-street, is consigneeeef the Red Jacket. March leerie twelve, at the Bankrupt s ' Di s t r ict C our t, M en _ cleared off at abotft the prices of this day week. Not much cheater.: stalicitors, Messrs. Atkinson and I ast *NI I t • doin. , in 'i 4 P .1 1)b e le P atlBll , 'etthi inetattee of the Rev. Au t fth lce and on Thursday afternoon the ceremony uf SHIP'INBURANCE.-We learn fromthe Belfast papers 0 gt.s us o ep a , fficial arsigneeelelr. Pott, Manchest * soutl co t 1f • d• h ' , . anc ies er , e i un ry ant oreign, an no c ange in value er.--J. Grave, Manche's , can be noted. Barley a fair sale, at a reduction of about Is e se? ' V 11 , th e re laying the foundation-Stone WES proceeded with, the Lord that the shipowners engaged in the cat trade to that city ter, wa rehouseman. 01 1, 4C4 =‘C 6t°r. Feb. 28 and March 28,-at twelve. at the per quarter on -last Saturday's prices. 0t ' a a in good supply Bishop of Ch - ester officiating on the occasion. The •site haye resolved to establish a Mutual Matine Insurance for B r ankrupte' District Court, Manehester ; solicitors, Messrs. and the turn in favour of the purchaser. Flour a dull trade, till IN, I 's-Mt - p •• • I -- Li lt t o 1 1, of L erpetue Curacy of Cartmel, da the chosen is a piece aland contiguous to George's-terrace,on ' their vessels, the premiums to be regulated by those cur- , Norris ane e _tellen, Bedford -row ; and Messes. Norris. Man. and to make sales a reduction must be submitted to. Chester , : otfiC.Dil assignee, Mr. Fraser, 30 1 ° 1 44 ilint "eadereley the' reknation of the Rev. Thos. the road leading - fronithe ferry to the Victoria Hotel. The rent in London Liverpool, Glasgow, or such other ports as Manchester.-W. Yar- CORK Fem.-M.-Flour is ver difficult t II • t r btu ? , roll and I'. liallam, High-street, Soutliwark, tailors.-11. are only , rniiwained "th . 1 y o se • ..1 In° n lles al'i i , Patron,* the Beiesee-Buiqingtom-Va1tf...,£113. weather -although it-had been very threatening for some are more particUlarly connected withile trade. Members Alpe. Duke:street, Manchester-square, milliner and dealer in recede(' 2s cper‘barrell.n'soe a isence of offers. tearer-gm wheat i 45 . , e o et hours before-wes beautifully fine, and, as a consequence, jeining this society will be required •to have their vessels Beren wooh-G. Brooks, Tonbridge w e n s , tail or a n d builder. is slow to purchase. Indian co pplies have increased, and the trade •,,,. e ____ rn drags at 25 6d and 58 re -1 •••tle A l l C Atm the attendance of 'spectators was very numerous. The surveyed once in the twelvemonths. Belfast and the -.1. Heittlrawaite, King-street, Covent-garden, cheesemonger. duction. ft l fl l' b isl e e'rehei ee t "e - e - The folloWing have been eemounced :- bisho arriveddt the• Victoria Hotel about one o'clockeand neighbourhood are supplied with weals from the opposite -A. Stuatt. Queen's .road West, CI ielsea, geocer.-F. J. West. DUBLIN., ai . - 1 sa. .1,.-We have no alteration to report in the oily Isel ef ie ' 111 " 1 1 3 •Of York, ',Trinity Sunday ;he Lord was Set by several of the ministers of the neighbouring ports in Cumberland, and from Troon and the other coal Londneeterrace, Hackney-road, drapers-T. Ballineer, Bile currencies of home grown grain at our corn markt. • •t since V qri all . and- - ' 0 A ii „( ~ 0 , , 6 f ~, Wells i Sc nday, 23d Apeileethe Lords ' churches, and many ef the influential residents, including pores in :the Clyde.-Shippiug Gazette. inineeram, confectioner.-J. Gibney, Nottingham, currier.- 'II Not C.. Leitke, Crowland, Liticolnshire, grocer.-R. Hi , - Tuesday. The demand was ather better for everything at ..ibe:e 4 0 4 e e Nee , ,-,`:_eencester and Bristol, Ripon, St,. David's, Mr Weilliam'COlberurne Mr. Edward Colbourne, Mr. - G. s the reduced prices of that day Indian corn very dull thoueh HIPPING RETURNS -On Saturday was i urn tin limn lace merchant.-I. Dewhuret, Halifax, worsted ssued a ret . g , offered at eureductio t 1 ' ' n o 4. so re s e „et:te el 'enichester ((be-Deacons only), Ely ' d 0 f d * k. 4 '4 a e - e - 12 - e an xor , Atherton, r. - . .t le n, r.. wson, r. e son, . M 'W •A I' rto M Ra M Wil .- ' of British ships employed in the trade of the United spinner. 53 16* , s 7r,t eit y ee th March • ethe Lord Riebepsof Lichfield, Mr. G. H. Lawrence, and Mr. Jos. Ewart. At two o'clock Kingdom ' h e . in t e years 1849, le-eO, 1851 1852 and 1853, e qcoten SEQUEsTRATIONS.-J. Lonewill, Glasgow, inn- White Wheat .44s Od to 4fis 04 Oats, tawny.. 00s Od to 00s Od , 441 N I . , iztla. c i 'alldaY ,at 'Llehfield, and on Sunday, 24th a procession w-sm formed at the hotel, and the bishop pro- not i 1 cl . ted ' ' ' keeper.-T. Knox, Foulden Bastile, Berwelcshire, shoemaker. Red do ... 41s Cid to 44s Od Rapeseed .... 00s Od to 00s Od ' le 4 11 • 11 -treday . e nc u ing repea voyages. These returps embrace Barley.griad. •175 Od to ISs 6d Oatmeal.-- IGe Od to 174 6d Peerreensnues DISSOLVED.-John , ..Boyd and John Neil ceari'i, tsh,, •of 4 4 ___ .5 24tle• December, at Ecoleehall ; the Lord ceeded at itsheed to the site of the new edifice. Prayers vessels belonging to the Channel Islands, but not vessels kinson, Claytonle-Moors, Lancashhe. calico printers.- -Do., malting 205 Od to 215 cid Bak . ers' Flour.24s Od to 28., Od e le: A k aot t s7reford, en - .Trinity Sunday- and the Lord havin been offered the bishop expressed the pleasure he registered in the British plantations : George Murray, Jame! Murray, and Bertjamin Rigby Murray, e iAi ia l eksh o - uester, on. the Second Sunday . ' in Lent. The feet nif the etecaiiiion: He divOlt at considerable length on Bet.e. te 13 Od to 16s Od per 4801b..475 Od to 52s OT a l It I) '°l Can ' Manthester, cotton spinners, so far as regards George Mur. Oats, w ite .. s i ld}l' v e e ie r e t itle , • terbury holds his ordinations in Lent the cliims forehaving additional church accommodation, TOTAL SAILING VESSEIZ - 3 AND STEAMERS. ray.-Henry Pemberton and William Walker Openshaw, ______e.e_e -- ______ ._ _ _____ ..__ _ -_- ee'"er t' ''*he ' ll es- He advertedlolhe blessings attendant on a due adMinis- Number No. of men em- oswaldtwistle, manufacturing chemittre-Frederick Barritt, iC I A TTLE MARK.ETS. , i ,v, t dSh o Vre r , s ,. v. v Of ' t , !I 14 e Vef T ees e" -- OF ' nem DIOCESE OP V3RONTO.-The tration of pattered care, and augured well for theusefulness Years. of Tonnage. . ployed exclusive william Smith, Thomas Dale, and James Rostron, _ Munches- _ ter tailors.-lietty S'i orsley, James'. Duckworth, and James th 3 "ett "Akre 'l7 l-u llto . , in pursuance of resolntions passed by of Mr. Tail,•elrho had been marked out as the incumbeet Vessels. of masters ' * derabl • H e yes, Drybank, Lancashire, coal vroprietors, so far as re- LIVERPOOL, FEB. 20.-We have bad a very consi e • ll• ''' . to *mid' I ' J 16. • r ast October, has put forth a pastoral 'of tire new church. He also recognised, as a - pleasing cir- - falling in supply of cattle at this day's market, and trade girds Janes Duckworth. • fr ocs '4,- ae dee e t o/ IN :seh em .gY Ira laity of his - diocese, recommen- eurnstance, the %cal displayed by the laity, in providing - 1849 18,221 - 8,096,342 152,611 envieeses.-Francis Rave and George William Mortimer, ruled more active, at 4,1 per lb. advance. A limited number a teili It 4 , th es ife.? foes establishing and endowing four sees funds •for . the - purchase of the ground, the erection orthe 1850 17,892 43,137,212 151,4,30 Bury, Lancashire, silk dyers; &stele...et Bs. Gd. in the pound of sheep, which were quickly disposed of at a similar im- ' , ee 4,, Inds . of hi e il l A eihr e ekseeee) - s present jurisdietion. eelifice, and lte:endowment. The usual formal proceedings 1851 18,184 -8,360,935 141,937 an new proofs, payable et 76, George-street. Manchester, on proves:Rent. Good beef worth 64 to 6e t e per lb. ; mutton, re le s h ' ns- • ,ceo ~,t 11 -at i zo .,_ delday, the 16th ult, the Lord Bishop of and religious 'observances were then gone throngh, -and 1852 17,819 '8,380,884 159,563 any Tuesday.-Thomas Crook, Preston, Lancashire, mann- 7ed to Zed per lb. Cattle, 1,532 ; sheep, 4,387 t be I (ill All, ,„,"'" an' ofdiraation in the Collegiate Church of the business* terminated. The plan of the church •eoin- 185 3 18,206 1,730,087 172,525 e e et er er• first div. of 1s• 7d. in the pound, PaYable at 76, eALeGRD, Fan. 15.-Cows, 1,551 ; eheep, 5,900. Beef 9.t t..ers3 • -une WI • - prises a -nave of 96 feetelong• her 16 feet wide ; side - aisles _ George•s'treet. Manchester, on anyTuesday.-Robert Walker, from 40-to 6ed ; mutton, 64 to 7ict ; -veal, 6ti to 7d. A very les t ie e ee tt esseeh e ese --owing gentlemen were admitted to holy Staiyeridge, grocer; first div. of Esi-6d. in thepound. payable indifferent supply of good beet ; conse q uently it was good to reje C l ' 1 41: " 4 t e e .'"ey• P. H. Sternchurs, ' , of Smyrmt, to the- each . - 72 feee Jong by 12 feet wide ; a chancel •of 40 feet, THE Seetsw-seEleme, Heeneue.ya. arrived at s ou th- ea ee. a eosee _street, Manchester, on any Tuesdae.-Michael Be n, Not many beastsleft, and those of an inferior quality. c co 0., tt ea11,..t edsthood; s. m r , H enry s e dan an d M r . J am es termintieing; in au apse sanctuary ; north and eouthtran- aelePtoreou Thursday, with the India, Chi na , an d A us t ra , W oo l an d John Wilding, Openshaw, Lancashire, boiler ma- A go od many heavy fat sheep left unsold. tle i ', ;_ere„,,ed - b e e ~eolls' orders. The orlination sermon was sepes'22 feet wide each ; south chapel 19 feet .6 incheslong hen mails. A con•espo le de n t says, ' After remaining at -kers; first div. of 65. sa. in the pound, payable at 76, George- DUBLIN, Fan. 16.-We had a large market, and on the o .ity 'l t e,.. by ' : ', L is' lortlehip, dnd the candidates were pre _ by 12 teethe width. The tower is to be 22 feet sqnare, Aleeandria for the mails •arid passengers from Australia, street. Manchester, orlany Tuesday. whole eheavy sales, beef being 441 to 545, showing a decline 0 11. ' 1)" 11 -t ee b ne :Venerable Archdeacon Le Mesurier.- terniluat!ng - in a spire 170 feet in height., The principal India, and China, she got away at five p.m ,on the 4th .. DECLA RATION r Ill ti er i C7a n n z t ") il j 11 Y ohn Lille and Alfred on January prices of some 5s or 6s per cwt, top price 605 per li of it t o • es, entraneeie to be from the west, with entrances elso from February, and met with ale Ashman, Lwerpoo , s, arc 9- cwt. Sheep steady, but sales not brisk, at sed to 6ed and 7d ; tee e ;. ,, q- cese, bth ad % d 11 th el mg u e win s a e Se ; fe e 'et ei i ee I,lArreuEseen.---PeeA•ernenes : On Tues. the northeind south porches. The style of arghitecture is way to Malta, against which she ste. ed 12e em , performing FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1854. and some few .70 per lb.; veal 7ed 14).8ed per ditto in sink. a , bit t ee l t ;e s e e Di oe ..te at -the Bishop of Manchester the geometrical decorated, with an open timber roof-the the run to Malta in 68 h e i .. tl e , ie esan egis ree ours. Leaving that port for „ Lambi_2sa tO 2GsetiCh. Owing to threefairs being held to-day .-Joseph Parry, lererpool, bricklayer e March there were-comparatively few buyers of pigs. Prices 47a to '' 14 to ' , A. - Ilev "IV C ther 8.A., to the stipendiary PrineiP ,te e se -, le, •• m. row , - el -. eaters being highly ornamented. The eittings Gibraltar, at nine, p.m., • , , . u A NKRUPTS on tat I th, after coming well up c ., m ee t 27 et , 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool lestrict Court of 48s perrcat e sed per lb. . te l, te eto ...A -. -twte ns t„,:q ; the Rev. Themes Julius Hender- Will 'be open; the pulpit, reading desk, and font Willebe of to Portellavic, against a freeh westerly breeze, she encoun - ,Bankruptcy: solicitors, Messrs. Christian and Jones, Liver- -...., ' ii 1 ' ''' • ' l6 th • di curet f S Lk ' . s ee ei ee e-arei e e ssbpen arY po kue s, Hey- eleizant. workmanship, and in unison with the architectural tered for 40 hours a heavy-northwest gale, with a most ..pore ; official assignee. Mr. Moeean . Levernoei___n , --.... e ic,o VISION MARKETS. ; di eli e tZf i en Rev. Charlee Marshal, M.A., to the chap- ' design of the buildino.. The architect is Mr. George - Gil- confused and heavy-rolhng.s •th oh vlich -tieasbv Feet.. r --__et., ea running, rou e i 1 - , e.,,,, • , era reit 3 ana 24, at 12 -- o'ciocg,•at the Manchester District Court of Bankruptcy : 2 J ,61 . ' e er......ea„,e, s e ~ j e lli es s e.e ., l s e l eede , a,aier urendaleemetery, at Harpurhey. bert Scott ; uf 20, SPring-gardens ; the builders 'Messrs. she made very good way, - never going less than fle to e, , solicitor, Mr. Marsland, Bolton; Officio assigneee, Mr. Her- LIVERPOOL, Fee.l7.-The market for beef is very firm, ,:., - ei `Ale es. ,7 t eete• e eel ees also collatedthe Rev. Richard Darnford. Purness ~ ,and Kilpin, and Mr. Yates. We understarieVenat but losing by it for her passage home at least 16 hours. , t neman Manclraester.-Edmued Smith, jam. Swinton, Lan- and sales are to a 'fair extent at full prices; some holders tie ef r . 'k.. Me c a 'Adleton, to the dignity of an honoro. - 3 fli! th z trp Ilnpu the woaks , win .1.,,„ ...-avi- tn. atieCLloll or err. Aitrea A. - eller tne gale subsided a light te•epee ..- c , ...g up from ettehire, coal-owner, Feb. 28, Keith 22. at 12 o'clock, at the mated advanced rates. Pork, though •not active, is steady, e i ee e .. % AI '4).t , 4 , -eat of Manchester. Walton, Me. Scott's assistant and clerk of the works. the northeast, and the water b.coming tolerably smooth, -Manchester Di s trict court of Bankruptcy: solicitor, Mr. and the stock being light, holders are not .pressine. The eiiel l e fkl, ° I ) or i CHAPTER OF ST. Plue's.-On Friday • she made her best dax*. run,...huvlng gone by observation :.liod g son, Manchester; official assignee, Mr. Pott, Manclies- supply of new bacon is barely equal to the demand', hence „ , ttta,,,`"tc , Ai ) : , On c l * feesa --et,. on - the 10th to noon of the 11th, 347 knots, or 1 ten-Henry . Whitmore, Stockport, tailor, March 1, at 1 rather,Edvanced prices bave been made, bait with increased 3 tird :it,. ty 1, ed le on• mated a _Judgment in this case, , er OUR T _AND rAsitio Ir. 44)0 statute miles in 24 hours ; and it is confidently b e e , ,sec ea lo s c r k s , ..A r r i i i r l il r IS, a s t o l2, at , ll,e_ Bankrupts' Court: solicitors, arrivals, wi, jell limy now lie looked for, a reaction is not un a c..tri e.) ~,L eti I ,• , st, w , 15 :attention, as Visitor of St. Paul's, in . • ---- - • n Fr wan, old Jewry ; official likely. The demand for lard on the s iot is oni moderate, lieved, by persons best able to judge, that some day, under ,' al i i ) , ni i, 4 tte,.„ - efor e , t een the appeal of the Minor Canons was . en favourable circumstances, she-will log 400 nautical miles. - qa - &Si nee Mr e . a Polinell n 'GUildliall%l mbers, Basingliall-street and wices have not varied since last we l ek • for to y - .a . 1 , i n rd deli ,Yi i', 4 IIP R '"• 1/,'„,' 1111 1 and Dr I ushington, and Sir John LORD-NT:TTERVILLE died at his residen . ce, Benibreke- li g enr; Erskine Wet'hered, Chart a enstreet, Pirnlieo, linen- very I t Jere are stilt buyers at 55a to 55s 641. There is a fair ' ilift 'eel; are • "fie , ' d •• ' dGht f St She certainly hes not yet met -with 24 consecutive hours .draper.- Benjamin Parfitt, Artillery-street, Bermondsey, inquiry for cheese, at former rates. ; oei l es eee ee re ct i see _eu gment the Dean an ap . er o • place, Dublin, on Monday last week. By his demise-week- of strong fair wind, without , at the same time, heavy sea. -stonemason. - Valentine Henry Gay, leackfriars road and Pgr. 20.-There was a fair demand for butter last week, e a ', p eeneWees ai 'feu_ to prepare a plan for the eisposal of out ism the title becomes extinct. Her run from Malta to Gibraltar against this bad weather Strand, tailor.-Richard Keily, Latibroke-terrace, Notting- and a moderate business was transacted, dee& in the finest 4 ‘ ,4, lia , s . co „, eilei r gift or patronage, according to the LORD NAPIER, we hear, has arrived at the British-Fm- was 96 hours giving 101 knots average speed. Leaving hill, merchant.-eatenel Birekam Alpe, Duke-street, Illae. descriptions, at steady rates, but middling and luw )01 ' nee e letit 1 : 1 ' 4111 ed . in the • 47th section of the Act of t St. P t b e f London, bearing despatches ba.ssey a: e ers ur e rom Gibraltar' at ii quarter toone,a.M. of the 12th, she brou ht chester.square, milliner.-John, :otherwise Jonas Bengtheil, qualities could be bought for rather less money. The , ) I. ' Or . ` l3l lt e e • ' ice% - 1 .,& - dill the 3 d d 441 ers of Her Majest g ektichurcheane, merchante-John Corner Blacklock and stock -is calculated to he about 12,000 firkins agaiust I f s a u r sp th en e S r ion 0 ' .( f ) Za i roltic . LI it7mo:l;,,vgd theccomeritri: e vin L e e e v n a t nte i r 9 Viz e r w t i lzatits, ss and at a: tr ar a t s er r t e h St. .11 1 nwi a . im e r r i i i n t e ( fliti r n o a li ‘ 1, (1 , 1 , -a pers. - T Ed e a ti r s d_ ililt:ilieks 22,000 Atkins . at this_ time last year. All w:ll be wanted illi ' , .. P*Leed te - e - Aaed th: a;t i oal -as y tO all after matter y s "it 1 , ,ce er s re ere- - G ' = " Bilst i o )i n i nger.- Tor G Y . , for consumption . at the peesent, or p 2 erhaps n e her . prices. ~,,e, .I:i e ll ee elteee u Lee dismissed. Me*Cst .the C fil d' 14 h Pa dff t c l l l tf P De-b ' and Bi'rmingham ' 1 Rod • .1. y zar. p.m., ole same ay, ours; an , o e coas o or- . y , iron merchant.- e ran nee, Waterford, Carrick, and Clonmel, 10 sto 1.045; Kilkenny, :C.',ee, eese - -seise B. , i , b _ o f T _ e ishop of London has brought into SIR THOMAS JA.MES PILICINGTON, Beat e expirelbat tugal, after rounding the Cape, she met with northerly Glocester, victuallete-Edward Roberts, Chard, Somerset- Carlow, and Wexford, 1005 to 10es; Belfast, 96s t o e es • ai. lll 1 /,teteents le ,_•"'"rds a bill intituled -" An Act relative to e • - I ' 'OO '"••8 'th "...en'hy C' ' • ' • „ 14 aderramit the 7th ult., in his 25th year, where hellacl and northeast winds, ha net very strong, steaming • shire, innkeeper.-1 homes Young, North Shields and How- Limerick, 94s to 968 • Sli 94s to 975; and pickled Cori: ~ go, I! 1,, , ea at esh ustom in. certain Churches. It been staying for the benefit of his health. He wa.s.the : don Pans shi i builder against it 13 knots, until about abreast of Oporto, when D ' I D . ..,.-ARTNERSHIPS ISSOLVED.-W. •/:). Chidson, H. Wool , 2nds, 975 per cwt. twitted. imported from Ireland, from L e g e :: s ea e es . 01 , . ere a church has been built or consecrated ninth baronet (Scottish creation, 1635). Succeeded .his , it commenced blowing :frenetic:et! -t leas •, and at ten, p.m., right, and T. Wait, Liverpool, mercers • as far 114 regards the Hill to the 17th instant, 3120 firkins, 23 kegs, ISO crocks, e i/e'e • 'et.t ai v,„ 4 4l f or. i llore now last past, and pew rents have a,, er, e late Sir William, and was descended from the fsh •th ' after rounding Finisterre, we found it blowing a fiery W. 'D. Chidson.-J. Scarborough and G. 'Purdy, Birkenhead, 0 b e ell barrels butter • , 184 bales bacon; 29 mad, Hergstm - s ; 19 tierces 75 Eric ins 220 kegs lard. ' ly kith e Sp- -„ 'Peritscl. o f years and applied towards Res.-. Dr. Edward Pilkington, who was Bishop of Durham gale, with a tremendous sea running. This lasted 30 hours gaz-titters.-W. and T. S. Scott, Liverpool and Birkenhead, :of , ,(1_ ecined.pu 0 if, e s he e eeene °fee , rPoses, Church Building Commissioners, e n te m , es ARK ET -Prices current in this mar •- ee . sechitecte.-Kretchy and Brenner, Manchester, merchant ST. JOSIIN . K . ket . • or she would have been in at &air, p.m., of the 15th. L een s ee r,_ the eee ien e ehop, may represent to Her Majesty in , rim Conner removed to Buckingham Palace on Monday •edbl • *th id bl f all tl tailors. Beef *lb es Gidtoos7ild Peas . mama owing wi cons era e orce across ,le o - o 8 'Peaches - 0 0 Diviasens.-March 10, W. Tornlinson, Manchester, Mutton " . 1 ehl 'Tea. eVceilenie f fi • a h oll , o e ,s. ee et er 4 „,...,. _y o con rmin e suc pew re . nts and last week forthe season. Her Majesty will hold a levee , bay and up Channel; so that out of 8} da ys run from publican -March 13, G.' and J. Bartou, elanchester, copper- Veal - 0 0 Nectarins .... 0 0- 6 0 ,d 1 0 , eee k of l'lnleation .of the same, or of altering the at St. James's Palace to-morrow and a second on Wednes Mel, f7O I Ibl brd l th -' th - • f a in, or lours i ew a a ga e, o tern Ise ere railer menu acturers. Lamb, perese. .8 0 -15 0 Melons O- 0 0 t 3 cel I lt t o s uch spew .re t nd n 1 ine such altered eil e a se eees , th e e ns, a se. Pe e day, the Bth of March. The Ro'yal Family continue in the. b o doubt of the ship's arr i va l on the leth of the CERTIFICATEs.-March 13, J. T. Mercer, Manchester, Fresh Pork .... 06- 0 8 Apricots , O . ' i i i' be :qt. ti i „, earee purposes as-heretofore, and the order enjoyment Of their usual good health. , emu e n plunaher.-March 14, J. Mellor, Mance:ester, innkeeper. Cod Fish.-- 0 2 -43 3 Filberts 2O-. 0 0 eler;e , eel ' 4B .o,4: Pe nn to be . good and valid." But it is also Tete Duwereas OP GENOA. was safely delivered of a Prince month." • Bret - 0 0 Grepee,F.ng lee 00- 0 0 4 e e , tioe th e e e le /.• e e te e , "The Church . Building _ Commissioners on the sth instant, who was baptized on the same day by. Haddock O- 0 0 ! Ditto,Foreign 26- 0 0 tle e , 0 %. L ehts , nueend to Her*Majesty in • Council that any the Archbishe of G ,p! enoa. SP °RUNG INT_ELLIGENCE. Feb. MEETINGS IN BANKRUITCY. Hour. Soles 'O6 - 0 0 IPities,For.each. 00- 0 0 ' o reii hew qele t'eould•be ern ed on free-seats or an seat or Salmon 2e--0 0 ' Do. Eng 7- 0 0 e 1 „ . Pos , y .OSMAN Plena ha.s had to have his foot amputated at' el, JohnGt ay (proof and div.) -District Court, 11 • Furbot 0 8 - 1 0 Fowls *couple. 2 8 - 2 to ': ell e 'et ec i to J faeißty or prescription. This set shall not • 2l, William Cross (proof and dive „. Ditto, 11 Sebastopol. He auffered a good deal, but th ' e operation TATTERSALL'S.-Tuunsasee 22, John,Robert Gibson (Ist) - 1 6 Ducks' - 4 6 Ditto, 11 salt Ditto e se ll. l 41 h -4T 'Y - ch Mee, -,.. e i, ,e , ee _ , nettle, the pew rents of which are regu- was iadispensable, for gangrene had commeneecL , 011 - I 1 Geese .... each 3 6- 5 6 :Miss Mowbray was again buoyant for the Liverpool Steeple 23, James Frame (2nd) - ) e• eo e Re ceiv e local . - act of parliament." -It provides for , Lobsters .. each 300 .0 Turkeys - 6 11 3 - et e 4 heel ? , ery o e i • es e instill,. and .stroag, lauree Daley and Trout -received some prett 24 John Meredith (audit) s upport at tleo e s quo.e .-- .o c mirage in Le posa 27, e a eLeaeer pi. t iv•uno.rtoihis eetate) Ditto, , t . , Cucumberseach 2 0 3 0 Grouse 0 0- 0 0 THEREiS no N 102,6611 for a s dal can ous paragraph which (u s e ; after Bto 1 had been taken t0,.35, 7to I was booked • 23, William Fawcett (audit) DE rents esteblished •bv order in gas ...* 124 -6 6 0 0 Hares - 2 9 1 0 111 '.:d l e B liel e It e s e'e -4X '- 1 - s - haS gone the round. of the Salta press, relative to the to a altnilar sum, and the taker was desirous of having the 24, Edward Brookfield (proof and div.) ..,. Ditto, H Potato • eeoppeck 15- 1 .8 Rab ' bits.*eple. 1 10 - 2 4 1 ler ' , te e Gre er . miller provided that,'" Upon the passing donation -of•plato recently made to the elmpel at Hamilton odds laid again in fifties. La Gazza Ladra Wag in good de- 24, Thonias Speed, sem (audit) Ditto, 11 !: Damsons i hti r ece• • Il i CoUli il t . I re , , 1 4 reh ry Ln , , e, he eustoin before prevailing as by the Daehesssor Hamilton, and to its subsequent resump- i c."I t d I.'' 1 •e - Y ' I il. (& i • 00- 0 0 Partridges .... 00- 0 0 l ese ;eet• e la euall . e ee„••nd npplication of the pew rents in such tion by the Duke. • • eons of the two leading f avour ite s for. Chester Cup - both 27 Steptiereerute (Proof and dive ... .... Ditto, 11 I.IYERPooL AGRICULTURAL MARKRT.-Prices on Saturday : c er, S "ellt ee • Jeetv e • arid determine." And then, "Before THE RUSSIAN &UP+ SSY -The Baroness Brunow left . . lean at 18 to 1 -For the Two Th dG '. 'M' I 1 Jose h Parry (Ist) Ditto, 11 ttay, old, * to,. os lid@ 081 4' 1 ' 04 +We*, .. d . s. 0, vi ei e now y . _ _.. . ousan uineas, arc! s P ~ . I, i ite plit ell Thioavo pr e a s !el 'Cornmissiorrers shrill make any repre- . London ' - . • . "I •C tW I , yesterday.for tbe Continent. ile oun a 3to ee-ets the highest offer against Roby.; Bto 1 was taken 2, William Fawcett (proof and diy.) Ditto, 11 -New O- 0 0 Ketnps 5- 5 7 itle cde e Mai st • er ..0 k, In th e e see , w eee yin Council as aforesaid, they herald and the other -secretaries of the late embassy ae- about Plhaton.-900 . to 200 taken about Autocrat for the 2, William eieson (audit) - 0 9 Pink Eyes .. 00- 0 0 mansion in Ches- Derby ;-700 to 109 Klee; Toll: 25 . 0 i wonle have peen taken .2, Jebti billey stud_ MfreteAslimall (audit) Ditto, 11 Pato, Green O- 0 0 1 .. Catele - 00 pv t y A li ', Sate, Peovisiee n I le' en to whether such church falls companied the barenees. - The splendid to serneresney aeout It i ti iy, ut 22 to 1 wer.e , the highest odds 3, ItiehtLF.nreee&Wm.Eccleston(pf.Sulive Ditto, 11 Vetches , oo— 0 0 ,1 urnitis, le ton 27 0 - 29 0 itli 'tell el m e, tory ev . e serf • this. act, and after such inquiry, _ 10 4 ~. - e ar‘ r , e n doe s . l 'etlee being adduced .before them, that more than six months, Will remain for the present in the the odds qiieted. 3000 te 90 taken about Neville. 3, John Mereditheproof and div.) . • Ditto, 11 (hat - 0 5 Mangelwurzel ..27 0-29 0 007 Coe -1.11 1• Co ii ° fall within the provisions of this act ham-plaee, which Baron Brunow has not yet occupied l a id. Carla wns in considerable force; e aeoo t ivas invested at 3, John G, Harrison (Droof and dive ..„ Ditto, 11 Straw, el heat 0 4e-- 0 6 ; Carrots 32 0-35 0 te . ' elle:iv Ulleil . 1) t , , possession fif the Russian government, under ehe care of LIVERPOOL STEEPLE criAsF,, Barley - 5 6 1 1 3 e l , • e e v i ct , . asset/. on such repreeentation shall eto eseest Mr. T. Mnson's Miss mowbreyeetaken. the consul general. e te'e • ........._Lnce of the fact." - -Mr eloseley's THE SouTfr 'DEVON Keen-ton took place on Tuesday at sto 4 . _. . Bourton-taken. PRICE.S .of STOCKS for tke WEEK. PACKET LIST. 40 4, ---- --- -. ..www.pirmmomitiMillisiN ----_________________ 1410 .1 - Mr. Williams's La Gazza Ladra-taken. Exeter. Sir Stafford . Northcote resigned, and Mr. esi i)? ! . ' ier 0 1440 I es- Mr. Bignell's Peter S• imple-taken. .BRITISH FUNDS. , ~,o, , A.,,,, -2 ? TICULTUR.E. Lawrence Palk was elected•vvithout opposition. 15 to .1 - Mr. Bignell's lialeand-littlf-titLep. ( - ------ Mails de- Last 1 Next 11 V 11' Itet c. e ' } Vp SU MMONSES were issued on Friday to the Ministers to - 2a-to I ee- Mr. James's Maurice Daley-kite:le Tesday. Wnsday Thrsday Friday.. ,Slttdr- Destinations. spatched from Packet l Packet c. ~ 1,11 tit ~ co.,s, e__________._____ . London. Soiled. se - 8 E attend a Cabinet Council .on Saturday at the Foreign- 25 to 1 - Mr. Moseley's The Trout-taken• _ --- ---. Due. t s ee i f e ~ Itt et s 40 h RVATORY AND GREENHOUSE.-the , ste n ae .3 - .., office but owine to her Majeste- having decided on hold- ,OREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. 216 17 , ... Bank Stock ... • . . 216 74 8,218 • ...- —, — _______ '0 q . n ttk,e . ey h ay Mule sad - havoc with succulent plants, • ' IV , - ,C' il B -cid ' Pal • the Cabinet 10 to I tue,st Count de Prado's Aquila-taken. 3*Cent.Rd.Ann. 921 el 4 92i a e,92 te 24:921 I I 92i e S'HANIrrON STATION.i(B ' y Day Mail.) mg a rise ounc at e neeaam ace, L, l o c . po w Nu re , e But been. well cared for ; but thoee which is to 1,- Mr. J. J. Henderson's Lough Batenselaken. 3*Cent•Consols 9142* le 911 k i 1911 **l:9l* i 1 91i 1 i Lisbon, Spa•n, and 7 ) !Ii, 170, and Madrid, e' "Of' 4. tel• Mee 11 ' esPeciall Council was postponed. ,th of every Feb. 26. l a , cl, Y B Of gm 3' aloes and cactuses, will.begin to % METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. New 34 44 , Cent.. en i 43.4 911 34 31924 f 3 e'92l iti i 9 3 1? .1I• Gibraltar .... e.. ' Feb. 17. Ma. Barsco.-Some excitement was occasioned on Fri- month. 20 to I agst Mr. Harrison's Lindrick-taken Long Ann., 1860. 5i -•- • • I- • •• • • •• • • ivtli an el 1 1 j esPrie Whe re ther d"1l re flll. l l '' '''''' . quire to be watered more day by the painful circumstance of Mr. Briseo, M.P., 25 to 1• - elr. Mare's Ariosto ' -taken. D0.,30 years,lBs9 ' .... ! .... ; .... .. • • •• • • Gibraltar Malta, 4th and 20th Indus, r .11, k. , e 0 's tilve ~ 41 ta ~ a fe le A I a great demand for greenhouse having fallen down, in the members' vestibule of the • CHESTER CUP. D0.,30 years,lB6o .... , .... i .... •••• : • • • Egypt, Ceylon, and of every Feb. 4. Mar. 4. AO 'Oi l . k e en(' eotte eemerican azaleas •may be lifted from the House of Commons in an apoplectic fit. He slowly re- 18 to 1 agst Count Battlrayany's Starof Surrey. India Stock .... ..., 232 ; 232 5 ••• • , 2314 China ' month. oc i t t i A ti l l th i l l ., l4 oolll 7 a , ti v,vhen, I.! placed in a slight heat, *they covered, and was then removed to his residence. 18 to 1 Mr. A. Nichol's Newrninster. In•Bonds,1,000 ..•. 7101e11 7 11 4th Mar. and } • il 4ustralia (viS. India){. 4th of every Ripon, 0 1 . At, , i o „---, d on , ,_ i ü be highly ornamental. Camellias THE ROYAL Moncen.-In the description of a good 50 to 1 Mr. Jtiman's Horatio-taken. Do. under.el,eoo .... 'lO ' 7 •• • • altrnt. month. Jae. 4. April 4. j 'Ati l iy ee .,' '') °Caning shoukl be repotted, in.a.gosd, that TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. South Sea Stock. .... ' ...... 115 .••• •••• British Colonies ine ! mother by King Solomon, it is said.concerniug her, sto I age Mr. J. Adkins's Ruby-take 7to 2. Do., Old Ann. .. .... 101 ,1 or ' • , 1 .'1.4.. ' Atm 1 1, and placed ' t fth h in a warm par o e ouse. es Indies(except I i p ./) ' te e ,' ePacris - " Her children rise up and call her blessed.' We were Bto 1 - Lord Exeter's Phaeton-taken. Cons.forAccount 92 4if i 91k 4 4 &gat* f 913 2 i Ole e e i e 4 ,,,,,, N L ..se fi , s , , e es now in flower Should be kept-very reminded of this a few days:ago, by ananecdote mentioned THE DERBY. 'l,OOO E.111115,2d 17 20pm 17 20 21 21 18inn;22 18pin 22 19Pm Honduras),Foreign I 1 A pril! iliZt4,,. Q a . r.,2,Ta d flowering should be cut back, and . b Bishon Wainwright, at a dinner given to the English 9to 2 eget Mr. R. E. Cooper's Antoerat-taken. iesoo ditto, 21 .. 17 20pm 17 20 21 1 21 18pini22 18pm 22 19pm Colonies, &c. in W. i i , K '"'tle h Indies (except H . R. 2nd and nib 1 Snlent, „,,„ 7to 1 - - Baron Rotlischild's King Tom-taken. Ditto Small, 2i1.. 17 20 pm 17 20 21121 18pni,22 18pm 22 /SPID -0:1 ete s Pettiene eat, to form new growth. Commence y • ' ' delegation by the vestry of Trinity Church, in the school . yam), California, every month. I Feb. 17. ''''''•• '• 20 to 1 - Mr. J. Adkins's Ruby-22 to i taken. ' e et. eee, , - ele of fuehai as • e • • f t / ettl ~.:), 0it, 44 , 7 , , - , which x ill nor. strike .readily . ef Trinity Church New York. This school was founded, _ 25 to 1 - Lord Derby's Aci,bat-taken. . Venezuela, N.Gra- I ~ Ab„, e4 t tz s . , - G neat. . Society for the Pro and long supporte'd, hy the venerable • . • 33 to 1 - Mr. Clara . •Ics•on's Neville-taken. MA.RKETS FOR 314NUEACTUREs. nada, Chili, and ' 4l ° "'DEE . --•Th • ffi •tl - Peru, Greytown, 1 ..V.' °tis,, Meet ee • e weather is not su men v - pagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts. Mention being 40 to 1 - Mr, J, Bull's Corm-taken. -- (S. J, de Nicaragua j ler t': 4 o4 14 ea reli . ut much being done, but' the crops of !Ps, beet, &T., may now be got down. made of Queen Victoria, the Provisional Bishop of -New -- MAWCHESTER.-No large general demand this week; with 2nd of every e Trent, Mexico and Havana , M ar. 1. i t' el et,. 15 York stated that the Archdeacon of London, being engaged BETTING AT M.AXCHESTER. - Fatraer. the.exception of that for India, the inquiry hes been rather { month only. I Feb. 2. ,4 , _„: _ l / 4 . ru........................a0m dingly firm 117th of eyery 1 Solent. kl l 'sol 4 ' l l g er e *l rott on:one occasion in catechising the young princes, and be- For the Liverpool Steeple Chase, a few imediriell were made limited than otherwise. Prices have been excee . 1 Honduras & Nassau{ Mir 16. gilt - 31 14 he S' fif q(l,_ . 4 * -- On Friday, the North Durham ing surprised at the accuracy of their auswers in ;the cate- about Half and-Half, and 1.5 to 1 taken about him, but he :5 and yarns have exhibited an upward tendency-al le . ast, in ! month. I Feb. 17. ' • . o ,e l 'be . e ee . e littee l ,licilt.fAst, in thevillage of Harton, npon the chism, &aid to the Prince, " Your governess deserves great not by any means popular •, Miss Mowbray's friends took 7 • those descriptions effected by !he demand for oia and Lisbon, Madeira, ' 9th of every Severn, • 4 'e •-• eley n a China. The firmness of the Liverpool cotton market has Brazil, B. Avres.& Mar. IG. M e ; 1 , t, of na kt, ...., , .med Robert Wilson Hunter, son of - credit for instructing you so thoroughly in the catechism." to I freely ebout her ; and . Bo , ur_ton was a point w_o_rse.7lBX month. Feb. 9. materially assisted to give a tone to the yarnrearket, and has Falkland Isles.- 1 was the highest offer againee Star ef Sui eey or Newmine e t is •te e tle Is Ilye„, Irelo And in fearful agony on TtiesdaY Whereupon the royal boy responded, ' Oh, but it is dear aided the spinner in the firm attitude lie has been enabled to D • LYMOUTH STATION. . T on ot It4' o l`e "Ev or ee'Peehia,•through the bite of a cat. 1 1 eass (ere° Ma who teeches us the catechism."-Nea , York Merck- f . or the Chester Cup.-There is a disposition to lay against I D b ff tt 1 9to 2 about Autocrat ; ass Dervish for tie er y ; o ers o ate ume; selelst the export houses have been iodeced to give out their orders to avoid the turn of prices, which would scein C. G. Hope Natal, F • of the veiling Arr, Queen of o the South Mauritius:Ceylon ' ) teed s e e e ke , t a , , . N IN•ertflNA.-It is not castle -building man , and 7to 2 about Ruby for the Two Thousand Guineas. t 14th of every Feb. 15. Feb. 26. e t eele A,'at „„"iet, ",, 'led -when China shall throw all her ports . LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. to be going against them. The receipt of the India letters India, Asceneion, month. '',, Via t eeseeette "Pen to th 7to 1 agst Mr. Mason's Miss elowbray-taken freely. has induced renewed operations for the East io the yarn and Cape de Verds , e- el ,c. lit 'lea , ereim e world—when she shall become a THE LARGE DIAMOND.-The extraordinary diamond market, causing -very full prices to be demanded. Innis for Madeira. Teneriffe, Evening of the Waterwch Faith, s te e# Qs, te th e e nation, exchanging With England and recently deposited at the Bank ef Eng land from Rio was sto 1 - elr. Moseley's Bourton-taken, aft. off. 14 to 1 - Mr. Williams's La Gazza Ladra-taken. China have also been more inquired after, and prices are and West Coast of 23rd of every Jan. 25. • Mar. 6. "" all " rc ' t hiete of h *eh 1 f th • f til 4 sl' ttP ee t . eet ee s . er ri va es or eir menu ac submitted on Wednesday mowmng to the Queen by the • 15 to 1 - Mr. Bignell's Half-and-Half-taken. readily paid which .cou'a not have been obtained so easily A ' hue month. last week. The hardeeing , tendency of prices has bed so:ne r e tof twe e , e'en, ; ee winch puts •her present imports and ex consignees. It weeghs 254 k carats, and is alleged to be . too to 6 - Mr. Linneles Peter-offered, .uIVERPOOL STATION. effect in checking the demand, but this is more the case as British N. America e Every Friday e Alps, Arabie, e„ e e I 't ou " I no the sh ' Bignell's Peter Simple-offered. e ce s s Re a . e a , r ere __ ade, importing not our products ... , I n polished, to exceed in size and brilliancy the 100 to 6 - Mr. Feb. 23. Feb. 27. ai le Le leeeelle. umPles, Onr experience, our maxims, and • ,0 1 ' - ` l) q gh ei • And m i C-ohd-noor. ~, se enrreston en • 30 to 1 - Mr. James's Maurice Daly-taken. ~,1,...-A 4-,, ....,a..f on t. I Mr. J. J. Henderson's Lough Bawn-offered. jacconets. difficult to make sales even at present rates, are reluctant to TUESDAY, FEE. 1 L-Wind W.S.W., moderate. ' mealy, wie respects yarns for home use. Manufacturers, finding it . and United States. I ' Evening. I 25 to 1 - Lord Waterford's Cockcrow-take 30 to 1. :e e l e , h eti , mi zat „, ore than all, what learning, science, MOtssTacetes.-The editor of the Afedical Times, concede the higher quatetions for their yarn. The cloth • 10) to 3 - Mr. Choyce's Spring-take 40 to I. .4 1 S , hli:::,tat,,.°3 7 th e i t,m •an effect, will he hallowed and in- . . to th ustades of medical students, assures a GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. market has been dull, the only exception being light fabrics, LIVERP 00 I, SHIPPING. i -o a • ',Les s n referring emo , se ~ 9,e n a . .e„,_ e lcin enf ih _l_Aspf Christianity. Through the d t that. "moustaches have their uses ; and, 10 to 1 agst Count de Prado's Aquila-taken. which are still in inquiry for India, such as low shirtings and - -- Cow, 3ERVATORY, AND GREENHOUSE.—The red ten has made sad - havoc with succulent plants, ! la Ve not b een well cared for ; but thou which of es pecially aloes and cactuses, will begin to rowth, and will require to be watered, more le there is a great -demand for greenhouse fand w American azaleas may be lifted from the hl i)n tted, when, if placed in a slight heat, .they --c 'etri, and be highly ornamental. Camellias done blooming should be repotted, in a good, i. s ea, and placed in a warm part of the house. m ePacrises now in flower should be kept-very '3e finished flowering should be cut back, and 44.tiatle heat, to form new growth. Commence 41 , bPngs of fuchsias, which will now strike read .ty 4E10% ttOm heat. On weather is not sufficiently , an admit of much being done, but the crops of 1.6411 .P5, beet, &c., may now be got down. —On Friday, the North Durham r `q,a li tm an inquest, i n th e v ill age o f H ar t on , upon the boY,•nained Robert Wilson Hunter, son of Or e WhO died in fearful agony on Tuesday ltid,7noPhobia,.thr oug h the bite of a cat. 4 .Citiive.—lt is not castle -budding a Period when China shall throw all her ports ° Pen to the world—when she shall become a tercial nation exchanging with England and l' r educte of her rich vales for their manufac ehur l ei e l x . tent which p u t s h er presen t i mpor t s an d ex tt our , nto the sh a d e , i mpor ti ng no t our p ro ducts ale Principle s , our experience, our maxims, and t And, more than all, what learning, science, tiivil iz ation can effect, will he hallowed and in the blessin gs o f Ch r i s ti an ity. Through the a ftl . e 41 g of the •old foundations wmay look steadily radiant with .4 high promise. Through the nee the spires of churches upbearing the Cross e 01l s of mission ar i es to ili ng with :zeal and jud,- gct tee • en bringing t e ba i n mg thousands, .women their eonif f .,.ei B t ll , convert s teaching Sunday schools, “ng holy orders, synods taking coiinsel for toell of their church de deputations from the church the' •-• and En g land, and the and f tireAeS of America i surel y l2. greeting one another as brethren in , the one Catholic faith. To these vast . but Present movement, though only inv.: tending. It is breaking the old bonus *at f wh 43 -el 3 . These severed the ation never can id. at it has been ; it must go with the age and T ile At present, other nations can but look on and Lieio9,annot interfere. But if, as is likely, the p essib i the t ultrY be wholly reconstructed, it : 4141 t p wi e th 'lr od e rat powers of the civilised world efer inatie n, ofa c i ou , In(limt it a right hams !. of Vices an d advice, as to help o n n ot t .4 0 1 1 , dlity of ET re T but friendly a a gla n nct,' with or without the co- Pe r er ov k i tgdoiris, to press, in a peaceable .. way, e Per e , never the impending crisis actually of th e e wil l b e t 4 ,0 great to justify the great •or earth in leaving it to th ccsualties and Ohje of na sZitindireeted Popular movement, e whether an u . e n .t ra_ importance to the _world, zi,,A3 , s nail be awakened from the dream ' 3 o).uti on Power, honour, and wealth, or to an d c l e-cay,—M, 9rning Post. TITS LARGE DIAMOND. — The extraordinary diamond recently deposited at the Bank of England from Rio was submitted on Wednesday mowning to the Queen by the consignees. It weighs 254 k carats, and is alleged to be likely, when polished, to exceed in size and brilliancy the C-oh-i-noor. MGCTSTACIEES.—The editor of the Medical Times, referring to the moustaches of medical students, assures a correspondent that. "moustaches have their uses; and, among the most important, they are considered to point out the idlest, the vainest, and most self-conceited, if not, probably, the most dissolute in the class. They are, iu fact, beacons to warn others." THE BRISTOL PICTIIRES.—SOMe of the old portraits of kings and councillors in the Bristol Council House have of late been undergoing a renovating or cleansing process, in course of which, according to the Bath Chronicle, a poor daub of a picture was washed entirely off one canvas, and a picture disclosed beneath which is believed to be one of C. Van Steen's, worth 400 guineas ; while, in another instance, a portrait of Charles 11. resolved itself into another representation of his predecessor, James I. BEARDS. —A correspondent of the Durham Advertiser says, it is reported that the Rev. Peter Barlow, incumbent of Cockfield, has given so much offence to several of his parishioners by wearing his beard, that they have discon- tinued their attendance at church ! AN EARTHQUAKE. —About half-past eleven o'clock last Sunday night, a gentleman near Hockley-hill, Birming ham, whilst reading, felt a severe shock, and the fire-irons then bounded from their upright positions with extreme violence. On Monday he mentioned. this to a person residing near West Bromwich, who also said that he felt disturbed at the same time, and heard a rumbling noise whilst in bed.— Birtningham Journal. AT MILL last week, a child, five weeks old, died from the effects Of a dose of essence of almonds administered to it by its nurse. The essence of almonds had been put into a tare with syrup of violets in mistake for oil of Almonds, by a druffists agSiStallt LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. 7to 1 agst Mr. Mason's Miss Mowbray—taken freely. Bto 1 Mr. Moseley's Bourton—taken, aft. off. 14 to 1 Mr. Williams's La Gazza Ladra—taken. 15 to 1 Mr. Bignell's Halt-and-Half—taken. 100 to 6 Mr. Linnell'a Peter—offered. 100 to 6 Mr. Bignell's Peter Simple—offered. 25 to I Lord Waterford's Cockcrow—take 30 to 1. 30 to 1 Mr. James's Maurice Daly—taken, 100 to 3 Mr. Choyce's Spring—take 40 to 1. GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. 10 to 1 Rgst Count de Prado's Aquila—taken. 20 to 1 Mr. J. J. Henderson's Lough Bawn—offered. 20 to 1 Mr. Rynde's Crusader—take 25 to 1, 25 to 1 Mr. Harrison's Heapy—taken. METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. 15 to 1 agst Sir. Benson's Royalist—offered. 20 to 1 Sir J. Boswell's Annie Sutherland—taken. CHESTER CUP. 18 to 1 agst Count Battbyany's Star of Surrey—tk. 20 to 1. 18 to 1 Mr. A.Nichol's Newminster—take 20 to 1. 28 to 1 Mr. Wilkins's Peggy—taken. 50 to 1 Mr. Knowles's flaalbec—taken. 66 to 1 Mr. Clarkson's Billingham—taken. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. nto 1 agst Mr. J. Adkins's Ruby—taken. 4to 1 Lord Derby's Boiardo—offered. Bto 1 Lord Exeter's Phaeton—taken. 10 to 1 Baron Rothschild's Middlesex—taken. THE DERBY. 4 to 1 agst Mr. R. E. Cooper's Autocrat—take 9 to 2. 7to 1 .Baron Rothschild's King Tom—offered. 15 to 1 Lord Derby's Dervish—take 100 to 6. STEEPLE CHASE FIXTURES. Carmarthenshire Feb. 21 Palmerstown Hunt „Mar. 17 Stretfor d Henle)-in-Arden 2B G rand Military 23 Liverpool National.. March 1 Warwick & Leamington Doncaster 7 Birmingham .............. 27 `,10.' he (nr. Paris) April 2 Belfast 'loci DA La.—The market has bees very inactive, and the amount of goods sold has been very limited.—The wool' market has been still, and the manufacturers purchase very sparingly, for immediate use only; the price is much the same as for some weeks past. La Marc Cheltenk HUDDEASFIELD.—The home trade is very quiet, and the inquiry generally is for new patterns.—There is very little doing in the wool warehouses. - - NorrnvonAm.—The depression in the hosiery and lace trades of this town and district continues without any prospect of great amendment until the expiration of about a month, when the home buyers will be forced to come into the market. The apparent certainty of war will necessarily curtail, for a time, a consideratle business with Germany, especially the Austrian part of it, as it is very probable that this part of central Europe will be mixed up in the dispute. The latest accounts received from Australia are not so favourable for trade as they have previously been ; indeed, there have been too many articles sent out there not at all suitable to the market. The last accounts from the United States lead us to hope for a considerably-extended business to the western hemisphere this summer.--Yarn is not in so great demand as it was ; but we do not hear of any alteration in price. - - - ARRIVED.—CaIpe (a. s.), Bruce, from Marseilles—Astrolo ger (s. s.), Havre—Deogaum, Evans,. Hong Kong—Grecian, Ilsley, Baltimore—Vestal, Gage,,Pavia—Henry Ware, Nason, Calcutta—Cornelia , M unclian, Havannah—Niagara (r. m. s.), Leitch, Boston—Great Britain (s. s.), Mathews, Melbourne. SAT LED.—Wasdale, Tate, for Antigua—W. V. Kent, Flitner, Philadelphia—Sobraon. Cheeseman, Africa—Andes (a. s.), Moodie, Boston—Lady Mary, Ilirnie—Barbados—Zeerneuw, Kayzar, Batavia. Bona Venture, Bainbridge, from Savannah at this port, after being on shore in Carnarvon Bay, with loss of foremast, maintopmast, anchors, and chains. Honor, Rowe, hence at e Galle. Raymond, Mackie, hence at Madras. Pudsey Dawson, from Ningpo at Shanghae. Roscoe, sailed from Aden for Bombay, Dec. 30. • Aura, Atkinson, from Adelaide at Moulmein. Lydia NPHenry. sailed from Galle for ditto, Jan. 31. Shand, and Sandford, sailed fr. Madras for Calcutta, Dec. 24. Oriental, sailed from Calcutta, Jan. 2; and Amathea, 4th, both for this port; and Lahore, Jan. 2, for Ann Mitchell, sailed from Bombay tor this port, Jan. 12. Gebroeders, Flea, hence at Adelaide. Ann Dashwood ; Wassenaar, Hoftsee; Javaan, Gleevsner ; Maria, Morgolin, after being on shore ; Escape, Brown; Echo, Rugher ; and Australian, Mountain—all hence at Melbourne. Wansfell, Hayes; Bee; Jersey; Old Dominion; William Stetson, Henderson ; Conqueror ; Levi Woodbury ; Q ueen Victoria ,• Fanny Gifney ; John Davies; Phoenix; Olympus . H. M. Hayes • and Regulator, hence ; and Arund e l, an d Polly, from the Clyde—all at New Orleans. R. A. Parke, Scott, hence, and Helios, fr. Hull at Charleston. Wasp, Power; Edward Johnson; Columbus, Lister; Alamo) Salter; and Sheridan Knowles, M`Donald, hence at Ni e bil a. ? () hi p , negatl i 41114 VaPpard i N9HON liellCe at New York, LEICESTER.—Business still continues in an unsatisfactory state. What is being done is chiefly for the spring trade, both in gloves and hosiery. Great numbers of the workmen and their families are suffering from want of employment, and the high price of provisions naturally tends to aggravate their distress. Nuneaton Beverley lO ........ 4 Wether6y Coventry Tadcaster St. Ives MOTCS9P •ie. 36 BILADFORD.—WOOI: There is a greater disposition to sell wools than a few weeks ago , b ut the i nduceme nt offered is only such as to effect driblets in the sales. Of down and half_ bred wools there is an immense s t oc k f or th e s eason, and It if AQti iIPPTQD i 4biet r tpe prcnnt dulness in this class continues, that they will, by next clip day, suffer a further decline* Glenlyon,Olirer,and Marys,ThOMPson, hence at Savannah. Bright-haired and Midland counties wool have been moat Redgauntlet, sailed from St. Andrew's for this nortJan.27. in request, and the lower qualities continue to command Balhino. De Lands, and Nevo Leon. hence at Havannah. full prices. roils and brokes are not plentiful ; the quantity Inconstant, Owens, hence for San Francisco at Falkland ma Is ine• a is very small.—Yarns : The demand is not active, and Isl a nds : ma i n pi ece o f ru dd er t w i s t e d. chiefly to order; the shippers are doing next to nothing, and Chester, from Bristol at ditto, and sailed for Coquimlio. the business is almost all on spools. The ruinous pric• s for Alabama, from New Orleans,oft West Pass of Apalachicola. some time past current are not improved, and the vocation of Put in for spars and sails; would leave for this port Jan. 23. the spinner is as bad as it was ever known to be.—Pieces: Empire, Zerega, from New York for this poi t, put back There is yet but little doing for the spring by the home Jan. 08, leaky. Vl'hile being taken into the Atlantic Dock for houses, and this season having closed with the shippers, repairs, went ashore, hut afterwards gotofr without damage. causes an unusual dulness—arising, however, in part, from Marmion, fence for New Orleans, has been towed into the unsettled position of the political world. Greenock, for repairs ; s h e ma k es ver y little water. Wild I. ish Girl, hence at Moulmein, and has been hauled en shore on the bank of the river, to have her bottom eNainined. St. Johannes (Pruss'an barque), from City Point, Virgtnia, fo: this port, was abandoned, Jan. 24, in a sinking state : crew saved, after lying by her for twenty-four hours. The sails and materials of the Elizabeth Bruce, hence for Mobile. wrecked near .Carysfoot Light; were sold at Key West, on the 20th Jan. The salt was all lost. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 13.—Wind N.N.W., fresh. ARRIVED. —OIiver Lang, Gifford ; Lord Ashburton ; and Sultan, from St. John, N.B.—G. %V. Germany, Norman, Bal timore—Ajace, Naples—Cambria (s.), Miller, New York— Busaco, Santos, Oporto--Orixa, Christian, Born bay—Pe-tche lee, Overend, Calcutta—Thankful, Smith, Odessa—Briard, Le Conteur, Naples—N. S. del Carmen, Aganca, Bilboa—Auguste, Watdack, Ostend. Ann Dasliwood, cleared at Melbourne forValparaiso.Nov 0 9. Charlotte, Morris, and Boundary, Penny, hence at ditto. Lord George Bentinck, sailed from Melbourne for Moul mein, Nov. 9; Gibson Craig, for Callao, 14th ; Helvellyn. for Madras, lOth, and Ino, 17th ; Sabrina, for Auckland, 17th ; and Asia, for Bombay, 20th. Hamilton, Bingley, from St. John for this port at Waterford. Bella, from Pernambuco at Paraiba. John Ritson, hence at Buenos Ayres. Reindeer, Hunt, hence at Rio Janeiro. Viscount Sandon, from the Clyde and Pernambuco, at Bahia, and cleared for Rio Janeiro. Mary Hartley, sailed from Itio Janeiro Jan. 9, for Valparai so ; and the Linda, cleared for the Channel, Jan. 13. Talbot, Atkins, from Jersey Harbour, and sailed for Bahia; Chasely, Slaughter, from Rio Janeiro, and would proceed to Maceio to load for this port ; Prospero, Towel!, from Nefoitnd land ; and Orion, Willis, from Valparaiso—all at Pernambuco. THURSDAY, FEB. 16.—Wind N., light. ARRlVED. —Atlantic (U. S. m. s.), West, from New York— Ha t kaway, Buck, Charleston—Belle, Sydney, C.B.—Sea Nymph, Wright, Catania—Charlotte, Lindstrom, Malta — Achilles, Papist, Dantzic. SAlLED.—Shanghae, Gray, and Lincluden Castle, for New Orleans—Margaret Deane, Aitken, Bahia—Columbia , Bryer, and Australia, Doane, New York—Wasp, Davies. Africa— Cormorant (a. a.), Rochfort, Rotterdam—Evangeline, Fairlem, New Orleans—Matotika, Oliver, Melbourne—Emanuel Bout cher, Crossman, Grenada—Mary Hardy, Reynolds, Barbados. Progress, hence at Mobile. Thames, Rennie, from Callao at Baltimore. Cromwell. Ball, hence at Philadelphia. Sarah Leadley, hence at New York. Campbell, Thompson, hence at La Gitayra. EiderPn, Thusen, hence at St. Thomas. Arabia (r. m. a.). hence :A Halifax, Feb. 4. Village Girl, %Voof ; Indian Queen, Forsayeth ; and Lady Hilda, Thomas—hence at Barbados. Tadmor, Bowie, from Moulmein for Queenstown, at Anti gua, i'Vellinton, Williams ; Camans, Smith; and Rimac, Fea ron—hence at Valparaiso. Lady Uordon, Watson ; Mirarnichi ; and Prince of Orange, hence at Savannah. •St. George is reported to have been fire at the Chinchas. Jane, Hinder, and Sultan, Brown, hence at New Orleans. Medina, Guthrie, and Mercutio, hence at Savanilla, Gleocaple, Hunter, sailed from ditto for this port,Yan. 15. Russia, Miller. was to sail from Honduras for this port about the 9th Jan. Mary Miller, Hobbs, and Felicity, Porter, hence at Jamaica. Calder, Hewitt. sailed fr. Guayaquil for Queenstown, Jan. 3. Annette Gilbert, and Pizarro, both sailed from Valpariso, Dec. 20, for Iquique; Duchess of Leinster, 24th, for Cobija ; Ripley, 21st, and Nautilus, 23rd, (all to load for this port) ; and Avoca, sailed 18th Dec., for Swansea. Lord Althorp, and Elize Henrietta, hence at Valparaiso. The Olinda (s. s.), hence for Brazil, on shore on Harry Fur long's Reef, became a total wreck on Wednesday, having broken amidships. The cargo is strewn along the beach. The Great Republic (clipper ship), has been abandoned to the underwriters, at New York. The B'na Den:from Savannah for this port, was fallen in with, Feb. 4, 20 miles S.W. of Alizen Head, dismasted and waterlogged, by the Cuba, arrived at Crookhaven, which took eleven of the crew off the wreck. The captain and live men perished before the ship was fallen in with, and four subse quently died on board the Cuba. FRIDAY, FEB. 17.—Wind N.W., fresh. ARRIVED.—Vision (new clipper ship), from Aberdeen— Fernandes, Contente, Lisbon—Elizabeth Ann, Lidstune, St. Michael's—Corinthian, Kemp, Mauritius—Undaunted, White way, Callao—Niord, Hansen, Salena—Queen, M•Cartney, and Ostewald, Jarvis, New Orleans. Emanuel, Boucher, for Grenada, has put back. I)amaris, hence at Geelong. Alciope, from Islay, at Iquique. Arequipa, from Arica, at Pisagua. Black Prince, from San Antonio, at Mexillones. Witton, hence at Falmouth, Jamaica. Annie Worrall, from Callao, off Montrose : kept oat by westerly winds. Atlantic; Mediterranean, Teaser; and Telemaco, aupar— all hence at Belize. John Taylor, Cawkett, from London, at New Zealand, prior to Nov. 7. _ STORNOWAY, FEB. 12.—The after part of a wreck, bottom up, with "Mazeppa" on her stern, was drifted on shore, consisting of a general assortment, indicating her destination to have been Australia. [Mem.: The Mazeppa, Jones, sailed from Liverpool for Geelong, Jan. 16, with a general cargo, but no passengers.] February h. m. h. m. 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P e VI tOle ' t he t n " i , '. N 1 1% of 8 lil ;,, t rAtt,,,,e e , 0 . th e , ' t hey 4 ,e of ' an u AP.:ol l ','t !tin. loch . Aleltenham 12pool Hunt Club Hoylake., 8 9r - 'ld and K. Comity. .. 12 . ,Ormond ana __ IRothbury (Nortbumberl lAbergavenny ....... c o y f bridge Ppm AUT. V SATURDAY, FEB. 18.—Wind N.N.W., a gale. ARRIVED. - Constitution, Britton, from New York— Isabelia Scott, Pepper, Para—R. L. Gilchrest, GilnreEt, New Orleans—Ann Falcon, Gunnion, Demerara. Criterion (new pilot boat) nu.• r i ,........ has iniiback. I...i:flight, and lost bow- Australia, hence for .... Ne . nyffh bow sprit this Morning, in ;he river, by being in contact. W. V. Kent, for Philadelphia ; Kitty Cordes, Mobile ; dstoaka, Melbourne; Wallace, Greenock; and Lincluden Castle, New Orleans, have all put back. Amphitrite, from Danzic for this port, at Penzance, Feb.ls. _.. Edina. from Smyrna fcr this port, at Padstow, Feb. ]5. British Queen (s.c.), ant Taurus (s.s.), both sailed from Constantinople for this port, Jan. 31. Mons, Quirk, from Mauritius; and Helen Douglas, Murray, Calcutta, at St. Helena, and both sailed for this port. Cherokee, for Africa, which sailed hence Feb. 76, went ashore this morning on East Hoyle, and subsequently* drifted on the Main, near Dove Point. Assistance has been sent to her. The Sicilian brig Francisca, fi on) Taganrog, while being towed down the river, this forenoon, parted her hawser, drove against the Landing Stage, and injured her cutwater. She was previously foul of the Ahbar, quarantine hulk. General Parkhill, for Charleston, while at anchor, off Trannicre, was fouled by two schooners, which caused her to tail on the bank. She came off on the flood, and ancliorA in the river.—Mem. It is stated by Captain M'Gowan that she did not touch the ground. Belle, from Sydney, - C.B. drove on shore this morning, at the Dingle, but was assisted off on the flood. Windsor, for Para, and Brevet, Melbourne, were in collision this morning in the river. The former lost mainmast, &c., and the latter damaged head, cutwater, &c. Challenger, Johnston, from Cardiff, at Payta. Iron Duke, from Mauritius for Cork, at St. Helena. . _ The Steam Tog Company's life boat, in proceeding to the Cherokee, capsized in the Rock Channel, and the whole of the crew were drowned, except one man, who saved himself by clinging to an oar. The schooner Coromandel, Crawford, of Preston, hence for Ulverstone, laden with wheat, flour, and bags of waste cotton and rags, drove on shore, bottom up, yesterday, off New Brighton, and the cargo washed out of her; she righted this morning, and is mowed to the New Brighton landing stage. Crew saved. Some puncheons of rum, supposed from the Cherokee. on shore on Dove Point, have been washed on shore at New Brighton. BELFAST, FEB. l6.—The Dagger, from Liverpool, for Demerara, has been lying in this Lough for several days, the crew refused to proceed, alleging that the vessel is leaky. The E. Z. is discharging her cargo previous to undergoing repairs. NEW YORK, FEB. 2.—A British ship, supposed to be the Satellite, has been much cut by the ice, in Annapolis Roads. SUNDAY, FEB. I9.—Wind N., moderate. Australia, which put back yesterday, was run on shore on the Devil's Bank, in the middle of the river, in a sinking state, having struck on Taylor's Bank. Montezuma, for lioston, has put hack. In following the Australia, yesterday afternoon (without a pilot), through the Victoria Channel, ran ashore on Great Barho; cut away main mast, when she floated off, and anchored off the Formby Light Ship. She was towed into the river this afternoon by two steam tugs. Regis, hence at Grenada. Corinthian, Kemp, from Mauritius, was in contact, during the night, with the Mathurin, for ' , :artinique, and lost bul warks, stanchions, &c. ; the Mathurin lost jibboom. The Corinthian subsequently drove foul of the Alps (s.s.), for Halifax and Boston, and carried away the latter's foreyard. DUNKIRK, FEB. 17.—A vessel was observed this morning to the westward, in danger, and soon after lost sight of. A boat has come on shore, from which it is supposed the vessel's name is Laura. HOLYHEAD, FEB. 18.—The Penningham, from Liverpool for Rio Janeiro, anchored in the New Harbour this afternoon ; drifted from her anchors, and is on the rocks at Salt Island, and likely to become a total wreck. MONDAY, Feb. 20.—Wind W. ARRlVRlL—Shamrock (s.), Havre—City of Glasgow (s.s.), Philadelphia—Asia (r.m.s.), Lott, New York—Red Gauntlet, Andrews, St. Geor-T, N.B. tr.en.—Alps (s.s.), Little, Boston—Franchise, Robinson, Charleston. Kalamazoo, Savannah, is off the port. Cumlode!' Castle, Al`Donnell, hence at New York. Arabia (r.m.s.), Judkins, hence at Boston, Feb. 6. Greenock, .11Therson, hence at Mobile. Helen, Law, hence at Savannah'. Lotus, Ritchie, hence at Matanzas. Adriatic, Jack ; Lotus, Watson Golish, Arran ; Franklin King, Borland; Ellen, 111`Geary ; Tarquin, Doughty; all from this ; and Infanta, Calhoun, from Cardiff; all at New Orleans. Some kegs of powder and shooks are washing on shore near New Brighton, ascertained to be from the Wasp (75 tons), which sailed on the 16th instant for Africa. The W. V. Kent, for Philadelphia, which put back on Saturday, will return into dock, having struck on the bar of the Victoria Channel. Greta, Liverseed, from Glasgow at this port, for Alexandria, on the 18th instant. off Point Lynas, was struck by a tremendous sea, which shifted her cargo, consisting of iron rails. Melanie Heloise, Vallee, Limpius ; and Clemence, Disney, Bordeaux ; both for this port, at Camaret. HOLYHEAD, FEB. 19.—The Penningham is likely to be got off the rocks if the weather holds fine. VESSELS SPOKEN. Dorisana, hence to Sincapore, Dec. 16, 31 N, 22 W. Nicholas Biddle, hence to Savannah, Dec. 22, 27 N, 39 W. Birkenhead, from Leghorn for this port, Feb. 8, off Cape St. Vincent. Anna Grayson, hence to Cape Town, Jan. 15, 29 S, 23 W. Rodney, from London to Australia, Jan. 15, 29 S, 23 W. Philo, from Callao to this port, Feb. 2, 23 N, 37 W. Plantagenet, from Sydney to London, Feb. 9, 46 N, 25 W. Tapley, bound east, Jan. 16, off Cape Three Points. Mary Stoddart, outward hound, Jan. 6, 3 N, 22 W Fidget, hence to St. Michael, Feb. 11, off Tuscar. John Melhuish, from Calcutta to this port, Oct. 11,19 X, 88 E. Ens; from London to Sydney, Jan. 14,13 N, 24 \V. I nverary Castle, from the Clyde to Melbourne,Jan. 6, 2 N,22W. Lockett, hence to Shanghae, Nov. 10, 39 S. 51 E. Deborah, hence to California, Oct. 22, 58S, 80 R. Cathaya, Dec. 13 20 5, 25 W. Santiago, from Valparaiso to this port, Jan. 15, 26 N, 29 W. Refuge, for Melbourne, NOV. 6. TIDE TABLE. DAYS. !MORN. UVENG. HOHT. HOLYDAYS,KTG BIRTHS. Lately, at Seaforth, the wife of Mr. Charles Day; plumber, of a daughter. On the 10th inst., at the residence of her nother at Chester, whilst on a visit, the wife of William Ol iver Preseot, Esq., of a daughter. On the 11th inst., at Harerholme Priory, the Countess of Winchelsea, of a daughter. _ On the 12th inst., the wife of Mr. R. F. Harding, North Egremont of a son. On the 12th inst., at Gloucester-terrace, Hyde-park, London, the wife of Dunuington Fletcher, Esq., of a son. On the 13th inst., at Blackadder, Lady Houston Bos well, of a son and daughter. On the 13th inst., the wife of J. Dixon, Esq., of Astle hall, Cheshire, of a son. On the 13th inst., in Whitefriars, Chester, Mrs. P. Bor. dessa, of a daughter. On the 13th inst., at Ballintate, Comity Armagh, the wife of Mark Seton Synnot, Esq., of a daughter. On the 14th inst., at Leicester, Mrs. Spencer, wife of a tailor, of a daughter, without arms. With the exception of the arm the left side of the child is perfect, but the right knee is like an elbow ; a shoulder, apparently, pro trudes from the right thigh ; and there are three toes and two fingers on the right foot. The child is alive, and ap pears to be in a healthy state. On the 15th inst., at Queen-street, Tranmere, the wife of Mr. Alexander Blaylock, registrar of births, deaths, and marriages, of a son. On the 15th inst., the wife of William Higgins, Esq., of Leigh, of a son. On the 17th inst., Mrs. R. G. M`Kowen, Sussex-terrace, Birkenhead, of a son. On the th inst., at Meirinn-villa, Edge-lane, Mrs. Charles Sidgreaves, of a daughter. On the 19th inst., the wife of Mr. Green, chemist, Edge-hill, of a son. MARRIED. On the 11th inst., at St. Mary's Church, Edge-hill, by the Rev. F. Barker, Mr. John Fowler Wright to Mary- Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. John Barton, of this town. On the 12th inst., at St. John the Baptist's Church, by the Rev. J. Hassan, T. Ward, Esq., of Cleveland, Ohio, U.S., to Maria, daughter of J. Byrne, Esq., Toxteth-park; a3i , Mr. E. Harrison to Miss E. Harrison. 6n the 12th inst., at St. Philip's Church, Mr. C. Zim merman to Miss A. Graham. On the 12th inst., at Rock Ferry, Mr. W. Quigley, of Birkenhead, to Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. D. Thomas, of Milford. On the 13th inst., at St. Philip's Church, Mr H. Btalen to Miss S. Platt. On the 13th inst., at Formby, by the Rev. L. Formby T. Edwards, Esq., of Melling, to Ann. danghter of Wzn Halewood, Esq. On the 14t1; inst., at St. Mary's Church, Edge-hill, by the Rev. F. Barker, M.A., Mr. Henry Cliff, of Manchester, to Eliza, third daughter of Mr. W. Kershaw, Edge-hill, On the 14th inst., at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev.. C. H. Burton, M.A., Mr. T. Dumbell, watchmaker, to Anne Almond, daughter of Mr. H. Fairclough, Toxteth park. On the 14th inst., at St. Michael's Church, Torteth-park, Edwin, eldest son of Thos. Haigh ; Esq., Elm-hall, Waver tree, to Barbara Anne, youngest daughter of the late Wm. Peatt Busbby, Esq., of this town. _ _ _ On the 14th inst., at the Parish Church, Frodsham, by the Rev. R. Appleton, of Kirkdale, assisted by the Rev. .1 N. Hall, rector,jun., Francis A. Frost, Esq., of Ashton under-Lyne, to Mary, only daughter of the late Thomas' Stubs, Esq., Warrington. _ . . _ On the i4th inst., at St. Martin's Church, by the Rev. J. A. Gibson, Mr. William Hoatson, to Margaret Crosbie, second daughter of Mr. John Jardine, Blackstone-street. On the 16th inst., at Broughton-in-Furness, by the Rev. John Robinson, M.A., Henry Richmond, Esq., of this town, wine and spirit merchant,to Barbara, eldest daughter of Mr. Benjamin Wilson, of the above named place. On the 15th inst., at St. Paul's Church. by the Rev. Mr. Stafford, Alfred de Garris Dowduey, Esq., of Paris, to Ellen, eldest daughter of Mr. M. Macklin, Commuta tion-row. On the 15th inst., at Llangollen, William Sidebotham, Esq., of Apethorn-house, Hyde, to Frances, second daugh ter of John T. Jones, Esq., of Bronhaulog, Llangollen. On the 16th inst., at the Parish Church, Prescot, by the Rev. Mr. Sampson, Mr. Peter Longton, of Crouton-hail, to Mary, daughter of the late Henry Mau - dsley, of Tar bock-hall, in this county ; also, Mr. Robert Mawdsley, of Little Woolton, to Sarah, daughter of the late Mr. Peter Longton, of Crouton-hall, Lancashire. On the 16th inst., at Woodcharch, by the Rev. Joshua King, .Mr. John Buggeln, of this town, to Jane, only daughter of Mr. Robert Ellison, of Woodchurch. On the 16th inst., at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. W. M. Falloon, Robert Webster, Esq., to Mrs. Lloyd, of St. Anne-street. On the 16th inst., at the Parish Church, Woodchurch, by the Rev. Wm. Cockcroft, incumbent of St. Saviour's Church, Oxton, Mr. J. P. Dagnall, merchant, Grange mount, Claughton, to Sarah Anne, eldest daughter of J. W. Fairclongh, Esq., of Fair' vine, Otton. On the 19th inst., at St John's Church, by the Rev. G. F. Mathews, 8.A., Thomas Rigby Mason, to Eleanor Hesketh. On the 19th inst., at St. John's Church, by the Rev' G. F. Mathews, 8.A., Mr. George Dodd, to Elizabeth Puddyfoot. G. On the 20th inst., at St. John's Church, hr the Rev. Board r. 1.5t1..- _r_. Vll.l man ; als o, - %v Ml*, 'V) karY: ChEhiluan. On the 20th inst., at Childs: all Church, by the Rev. C. W. Lawrence, M.A., Lieut.-Colonel Arthur Johnsto4 Lawrence, of the Rifle Brigade, youngest son of the late Charles Lawrence, Esq., of llossley-hill, Liverpool, to Jacintha Charlotte Hutton, widow of the late Edward T. Hutton, Esq., of Beverley, and daughter of the Rev. James Eyre, of the Minster, Beverley. DIED. Lately, at Vienna, Maximilian Korn, the most celebrated tragedian whom Austria has ever produced. Every one distinguished for art and literature residing at Vienna, was present at the funeral, and Mozart's beautiful "Requiem" was performed by two hundred and fifty artists selected from the various theatres in Vienna. On the 26th October, on board the ship Medusa, at Ha vanna, of yellow fever, aged 20, William, son of M r . J. J. Morgan, of Upper Beau-street. On the 31st October, at Castlemain, Australia, aged 34, Mr. David Grigg, late of the Windsor Foundry, in this town. On the 13th November, at the residence of Mr. James Carroll, Victoria Cottage, Collingwood, Melbourne, N.S.W., Mr. James Hughes, butcher, late of South Castle-street, in this town. On the sth inst., at Bewsey-street, Warrington, aged 18 months, James, son of James Marson, Esq. On the 10th inst., at Sussex, suddenly, in his 68th year, Vice-Admiral the Hon. George Poulett, On the 11th inst., Margaret, the wife of Mr. John Kemp, Sparling-street. On the 11th inst., at Altear, aged 73, R. G. Balsbaw, On the 11th inst., at Chester-villa, Notting-hill, Major- General G. P. Bradshaw, K.H. On the 11th inst., aged 3 years and 7 months, Arthur Percy, son of Mr. John Percy Crewe, innkeeper, Duke_ street. On the 11th inst., aged more than 80, Sadi Ombark Benbey. Deceased originally came to this country with the celebrated African traveller, Mango Park, whom he instructed in the Arabic language. On the 12th inst., at Seaforth, aged 7 William Woods, youngest son of Mr. Thomas Ashworth, Bootle. On the 12th inst., at Wavertree, aged 12, John, eldest son of Mr. Robert Williams. On the 12th inst., aged 30, George, son of Mr. T. Sammond. On the 12th inst., aged 32, Agnes, the wife of Mr. W. Stopperton, Crown-street. On the 12th inst., at s.- litimsey, Isle of Man, Alice, the wife of Mr. George Blanshard, and mother of Mr. David Sidebotham, of this town. On the 12th inst., at the residence of her brother, Mr. Wordley, Lord-street, in her 70th year, Mrs. Cooper. On the 12th inst., at Higher Broughton, Manchester, the Rev. Oswald Sergeant, M.A., cannon of Manchester, aged 53. On the 13th inst., aged 38, John, second son of Mr. Jos. Bailey, Gloucester-place. On the 13th inst., aged 9 months, Anne, only child of Mr. Joseph Owen, timber merchant. of Rainhill, and this town. _ _ _ On the 13th inst., at Bank Cottage, Precsall, in his 80th year, Mr. Richard Cardwell. On the 14th inst., aged 22, Mr. James Walker, son of the late Mr. James Scott Walker. On the 14th inst., after a long and painful illness, aged 455, Frances wife of Mr. Thomas Gill, London-road. On the Kith inst., aged 50, Sarah, wife of Mr. George Barker, Chesnut-street. On the 14th inst. at his residence, Brownlow-hill, aged 39, Mr. John Roberts, tailor and draper. On the 14th inst., at Kirkdale, aged 54, William C. Asgill, second son of the late Sir Charles Asgill, of Re gent's-park, London. On the 14th inst., at Waterloo, aged 56, Mr. George Proffitt. On the 14th inst., aged 15 months, Arthur, infant son of Mr. Thomas Perry, builder and contractor. On the 14th inst., at Lewes, after a few days' illness, aged 52, Mary, eldest daughter of the late Samuel Woods, Esq., Torteth-park, in this town, and formerly of Loudon. On the 15th inst., at Broom-villa, Fairfield, aged I months, Frances Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Jos. Armstrong, Esq. On the 15th inst., aged 7 months, Francis Moon, fourth son of Mr. Frederick S. Hull, solicitor. On the 15th inst., at Prestwich, aged 82 years, Hannah, widow of the late Mr. Willia m Atkinson, whose death took place only a few days previously. They were mar ried in 1791, and were the partners of each other jays and cares for nearly 63 years. On the 15th inst., at Lichfield, aged 32, Emma, wife of Mr. Charles Houghton, of that city, and youngest daugh ter of John Brownless, of this town. 79, 0bi inai the l, 10th relict inst„ e at la ß te 'ill j o os w e - p ba h Cumberland. of Willow-bank, of ne t b o y, age), On the 16th inst., aged 84, Mr. John Tyermse• Onthel7th inst., aged 59, William Cartmale, for twenty-six years keeper of the Clarendon-rooms. On the 17th inst., at the residence of his daughter,. aged 53 years, Mr. Joseph Nodin, late chemist and druggist of this town. On the 17th inst., at 33, L an sdowne -place, Leamington, Elizabeth, widow of the late John Fletcher, Esq. On the 17th inst., aged 51, Mr. James Bland, stage carpenter. On the 17th inst., at 9, Princes Park-terraee, second son of Mr. George N. Gardiner, aged 5 Wpm ' and 2 months. On the 18th inst., a t Boundary-lane, aged 4,3 , Richard second son of the late Mr. Thomas Holden, Rich m d On the 19th inst, , at t_he , _ res ea id n el o i r : s e v Rock Ferry, Mr. W. Barker, late of this toticit , in ife r leis da.:Tnu6gh:ohr6:2ten7rads: year of his age. On the 19th inst . , aged ad. Pan, late of Malpas, Ciieshize.