The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-14 00:00:00

THE LIVET IRELAND. ENCUMBERED ESTATES COURT.—There has just been published a summary of the proceedings in the Encum b:red Estates Court, from the commencement of the 44 1 4.. 4 _ 1 ' 0 n BY DROWNING.— On Tuesday, Mr. Star, the sittings on the 25th of November, 1849, to the Ist of nip', f the Cork:workhouse, was accidentally drowned , st. oathing. September, 1852. The total number of petitions pre atZrE sented by creditors, owners, and assignees of insolvents 4 1 3 011 ItSt OF FORTUNE. A lady, whose father was was 2416. The amount of encumbrances, as stated in is th i . e4 to be possessed of £3,000 a-year, landed estate, the petitions, was £30,515,316, and the annual rental the ti ,, ° , ll litY, is seeking the office of matron to one of applicable to pay such encumbrances was £1,450,000. , i, "A l "arY workhouses in this union.—Limerick Chron. The number of estates sold was 722, and the amount Ca t ," ROYAL BANK OF IRELAND. — On Friday, this realised by the sale was £7,215,683, of which £4,250,000 pe r pa ngdeclared a di v id en d at t h e ra t e o f s i x per cen t. h as b een di s t r ib u t e d t o cre dit ors , i nc l u di ng £980 , 000 ea e l: lll Pam for the past half-year, with a bonus of 3s. on allowed to purchasers being encumbrancers. The number th e Snare rate of £lO. The former dividends have been at of purchasers was 2336, of which about 120 reside out of y of five per cent. per annum Ireland and the number of conveyances executed was M.P.—Mr. Bright has arrived in Dubin. 2311. 434eidl.tel3nRciTar, to make a tour through the country, as it is TRANSATLANTICPACKETCOMMUNICATION.—WeIearn ( la st " the purpose of studying the landlord and tenant that the company formed in New York for the establish . He has been invited to accept of a banquet ment of packet communication with Galway have suc the R>formers of Belfast. ceeded in their first step. They have secured an act of b T Rit T congress, under which they are to get £2OO a trip for the .E , G - ' 4II D-LIEUTE*TAN'T OF IRELAND AND COUNTESS carrying of the mails when they start their vessels. They liotiNoroN, returned ' to' their marine residence, near to ", en Monday, from Belfast. They are expected have already in hands £35,000,. and a new steamer, the ot t ,; lll ,ire at Eglington Castle, Ayrshire, next week, to size of the Baltic, is about being launched at New York. The cost of which will be £55,000. Captain Thompson, to t ' a °ent six days, for the annual race meeting at Egling -I,4ll•_Park. of the Sarah Sands, whose great skill and experience are The Marquis of Waterford and a large party well known in Belfast, is to have the command of this .ieet there on the occasion. nutary,, . steamer. She is to ply between New York and Galway, ; 4 )/1 1 ~, n BED STATE OF SLIGO.—On Friday, ji Prlvy landing her mails and passengers at the latter port, and Lord c ll. Was held at the Castle of Dublin, at which the coming round to Belfast for goods and coals till such time the k „" 1-41 .eqtenant presided. A memorial presented from as railway communication between Galway and this town the b4aistrates of the county of Sligo, praying to have is completed. She will have accommodation for 1000 kta con" of Tireragh proclaimed as disturbed, was taken steerage passengers, besides cabin passengers, the fare for Attelac4isideratien. The Council decided upon issuing a the former being £6. The tonnage of the new steamer is 1 , eaation, which appears in the Gazette. 3030 tons. At last, then, a sound bona fide effort is made ( Ilar il l! SIX -MILE BRIDGE AFFAIR . Two more men to secure for Ireland a direct packet communication with *4 r : e el . ' arrested at Six-mile Bridge, charged with at- America, mainly too, it must be stated, through the ex 'he.,... t he Queen's troops and riot on the 22d July-last. onions of our countryman, Mr. Dudley Persse, who is in tt,ei e, w . r ere arrested on informations sworn by Mr. C Del- Belfast at present, willing to give our merchants and ma- One n .,' •P., and two of the soldiers of the 31st Regiment. nufacturers every information on the subject.—Northern the the prisoners (Keeffe) was fully identified, but Whig. tile ,:::ntshaving arisen respecting the identification of t)l 3t ' o - d e!nd ;John Mac ecting the identification of as discharged from ,arnara), he !tvnsr.—THE MARKErs.—Another splendid to retorts front the country a ether will suffice for the re it not for the scarcity I by this f._ anti Week ' and accordin dsw of more of fine 'arm Tv the grain crops a is that the g to the gene meal are beginning to come in at repnoused. Occ ,- Ind' „ lan corn az bet:l..ol.ls, and, according to report theenPven for snoolies of the n Fit in the potato iC s e of the year. dr„. lll3 Thism IN ARMAGH. A correspondent of the kilre n h Gazette gives the following as an exact copy of a M an's oath, found in the neighbourhood of Tyda e 15th July. The original is in the possession Of ' l ' , On A., the ,„ qucherithorities I, Patt 1 - i'Kenna, do swear by i r eter and Saint Paul and the Blessed Virgin Mary, 14 eip 17 ill be true to the Ribbon Society and keep all me t e crets and passwords, and that I will be ready in a lAdt,st:s warning to do the Commands of my Officers, rot es tile utmost of my power to extirpate all heresy or I P li e - rants, and that I will wade nee deep in their blood viil 7 e all the saints and the Blessed Virgin this 2nd p: 4 so2. " PATT M'KENNA his mark." We have reason to believe that the attention of the Home Secretary has been directed to the evils arising from the host of " list houses" that have sprung up of late, and that a measure of a very stringent nature will be brought before parliament in the ensuing session. In this -0. .uops — are conducted in an improper manner, the proprietors retaining money which has been invested by the public on horses which have been " struck Iout" of the various races for several days, thereby giving ve secured an act of the backers no chance of winning. ECCLESIASTICAL. PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS Rev. D. R. Bleakley, ..A..11 petuat Curacy of Benowen, or Bunowen, count Rev. W C. Bowen K r ' ti 'ESTANT DEMONSTRATION.—On Tuesday week, 4 .,te.rt, s of 200 Orangemen assembled at the demesne of q01, 4 '1'., the seat of Captain 11. Stewart. in order to cut op,~ l his oats, as all the Roman Catholic reapers had asserted that they would suffer the crop to rot on I.°llna before they would do it, in consequence of the Tat Captain Stewart had taken in the recent . t the nominee of the priests. The drums Pembrokeshire to the Rectory and Per- , to the Rectory of Jordanstoi Rev. G. R. Carr, Inc Rev. E. Cookson, I bore, Westmoreland Rev. E. P. Cooper, B.D D alby, Leicestershire. Rev. J. J. Frew . , to the Rectory and Prebend of Bally shannon. tectoiy of Kirkby. to the Vicarage of Little Rev. J. Gillington, to the-Curacy of of Roscommon. Rev. W. C. Gorman, -A.8., to the asternow, county ioralship of and to the Librarian. of Cor al Curacy of St to the Curacy of Brig' ?, Played appropriate airs during the entire of the 4 ftQ h - meb tended greatly to enliven the busy scene; end, 1: la t " ax ing cut down about 15 acres of oats, all partook Ititi:lthstantial dinner, and crowned the proceedings by a e, which was keptupwith great spirit till daylight, " th homes. — ,„ 8 Parties retired to their respective vonstitntior ,°0 111_13111- Wep e QCI%N COnt A., to the Vicarage of Caxton racy o to the Vicarage gh, county as days of Dunanny TATTERSALL'S.-MuR CHAMPAGNE STAKES. Even on Lord John Scott's The 6to 1 agst Orinoco DONCASTER ST. LEGER. 3to 1 agst Mr. J. Scott's Songstress. 3to 1 Lord Exeter's Stockwell. Mr. Bowes's Daniel O'Rourke Mr. Pedley's Trousseau. GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAr 4to 1 agst Lnrd Glaseow's Knigh 6to 1 Mr. W. Moseley's Alonzo, 6to 1 Mr. Greville's Scarecrow. 9to 1 Mr. Dawson's Lerrywheut Ito 2 13 to 2 of the Garter. M.A. of Oriel College, Oxford, to Somerset THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1852. which is particularly the case with articles using numbers from unimportant. We ha 100 to 200; the lower and hither numbers are not so seriously Exchange this morning, as affected. There is a iood business doing in hosiery yarns, at buyers Thomas Groves, Esq., of Plumpton-hall, Yorkshire, has sold Cleveland Shortlegs, to Mr. Brown, of London, for 500 guineas. Cogia, the steeple-chase mare, has been purchased for former rates France, by the Count de Cautaudon. Vesta and Avia have also been purchased for the same coun LIVERPOOL GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. Sugar : There; has again been a good demand for refining qualities of B. P., but other descriptions remain very dull, the sales are 750 blids. ; 4,000 bags Ben .al, chiefly white Benares, have been taken at 365. to 40s. per cwt., being rather lower rates ; 1,000 bags Pernambuco and Paraiba have been sold at 15s. 3d. for ordinary brown, and 19' boxes yellow Havana as Masses is 140 for ordinary white, 1,700 21s. in bond, and 25 hhds. Porto Fine parcels in extreme currency of th as. of old St. Lucia at Ilittle new Oatmeal oil load for choice, and 2 articles no chang NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYN Coffee: The public sales of Jamaica have gone off with fair spirit, and 200 tces. have found buyers at full rates; of Foreign Wheat from Iprincipally of the r was wanting in cot and weigh were selected early, st. -60 casks Jamaica Ginger sold at se'nnig ensuing we hole was off in ex continues dull be quoted. In t d of at sold at 9s Shrewsbury Autumn Races are postponed from the 17th well, particularly for hosiery good; but for lace the sales may PRESTON, SEPTEMBER 11.—Since Tuesday we have !I-A and 18th to the 23rd and 24th November, in order not to ibe checked to some extent in those articles upon which the splendid weather, and the harvest i n thi s d clash with Warwick. I advance of the price of cotton seriously affects prime cost, drawing to a close. Our ports fresh np dur a fair supply of new WI our Corn was a large attendance of risk sale at t' ;s 4d. Other kind: hand, and only a very s disposed of at 24s per supply o f •ge, and consisted it Saturday; the best samples .s. For Oats the s tes can ) 345, from 551bs t Omitted to DONCASTER CUP. 7 to 4 agst Mr. J. M. Stanley's Teddington 3to 1 Mr. Morris's Kingston. CESAREWITCH STAKES. Chesterfield's Lady Evelyn. CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. 50 to 1 agst Baron Rothschild's Hyacinth—taken 1000 to 60 agst I. MANCHESTER.-FRIDAY The betting here since Tuesday has been of a lively and interesting description, and productive of a few im portant changes. On Wednesday, Lady Evelyn, in con sequence of the easy manner in which she won the Lea mington Stakes, was backed for the Cesarewitch Stakes, to win about £2,000, at 25 to 1, closing at 20 to 1, taken. Yesterday, there was a good deal of business done upon the Great Yorkshire Handicap, Scarecrow being most in demand, about whom £6OO to £lOO was taken, and after _ acked for £2OO or £3OO, left off at 4to 1, taken, and offered ; Alonzo, Knight of the Garter, and Imagina tion, were also in demand for the same event, while 20 to 1 might have been obtained about The Twin. Songstress udisputably first favourite for the St. Leger, and was ach less than £2,000 at 3 to 1, the DI to win not layers always being the first to cry enough; 3 to 1 was currently offered against Stockwell, and 9 to 2 against Daniel O'Rourke, while 7 to 1 was taken freely about Trousseau ; there were some inquiries about the Duke of Leinster, who, it was said, had gone to John Day's sta bles. To-day, at the commencement of business, 4to 1 was taken about Scarecrow for the Great Yorkshire Han dicap, the layers offering to go on ; and subsequently 5 to . offered, and inquiries made if any one was oven to take £6OO to £lOO, but no one answered in the affirma tive, and from that moment he never looked up in the market, and went to 10 to 1 (offered). For the St. Leger, Songstress was still in demand, 5 to 2 being taken and offered, after all the 3's to 1 had been taken with avidity ; Trousseau and Harbinger were also in for: at their quo tations. The following are the closing prices : DONCASTER ST. LEGER 5 to 2 agst Mr. J. Scott's Songstress—taken, aft. off, Lord Exeter's Stockwell—offered. Mr. Bowes's Daniel O'Rourke—offered. Mr. Pedlev's Trousseau—taken. 3to 1 13 to 2 9to 1 20 to 1 200 to 3 Duke of Richmond's Harbinger—taken Lord Derby's Longbow—offered. Mr. Irwin's Duke of Leinster—taken. GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 4to 1 azst Lord Glasgow's Knt. of the Garter—ft. Bto 1 Mr. W. Moselev's Alonzo—taken. 8 to 1 Mr. Damson's Lerrywheut—tk. aft. offd Bto 1 Sir H. Boynton's Imagination—offered. 10 to 1 Mr. Greville's Scarecrow—offered. 15 to 1 Mr. W. Morris's Hungerford—taken. 100 to 6 Mr. Phillips's Truth—taken. CESAREWITM STAKES. 20 to 1 agst Ld. Chesterfield's LadyEvelyn—tkakoff. 20 to 1 Mr. Phillips's Le Juif—take 25 to 1. 100 to 3 Pancake—taken.. 100 to 3 Mr. Dawson's Lindrick—taken. 100 to 3 Mr. J. Osborne's Little Davie—taken. 100 to 3 Mr. Grecille's Scarecrow—offered. 50 to 1 Lord Clifden's Termagant—taken. 50 to 1 Mr. White's Colsterdale—offered. 50 to 1 Mr. Gravities Ariosto—taken. 50 to 1 Mr. T. Parr's Weathergage—taken. 50 to 1 Windiscbgratz—taken. 50 to 1 Mr. Dawson's Galvanism—taken. 60 to 1 Mr. Goodwin's La Gazza Ladra —taken. 200 to 3 Mr. I. Day's Waterfall—taken. CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. 500 to 7 Mr. T. Parr's Sanita. 60 to 1 Lord Exeter's Turnus. 30 to 1 agst MY. Death's Convulsion—taken. 40 to 1 Mr. Pedley's Trousseau—taken. 50 to 1 Marquis of Westminster's Plot—taken 50 to 1 Mr. Phillips's Koh-i-noor—taken. 50 to 1 Mr. Pilling's High Sheriff—taken 50 to 1 Lord Glasgow's Caracara—taken 50 to 1 Mr. Waller's Ephesus—taken 50 to 1 Mr. Payne's Glauca— THE CHARITIES. LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRMARY.—(WeekIy Report, 11th Sept.)—ADMITTED: In-patients. 47 ; out-patients, S; casuals durinz the last week, 16.—lltscHA RO ED: In-patients cured, 29; relieved, and at own request, 10 ; made out-patients, 8 ; irregular, 1 ; dead, I.—Remaining in the house, 189. NORTHERN HOSPlTAL—(weekly Report, llth Sept.)— A (3:WITTED : Accidents, 25; Medical and Surgical Cases upon recommendation, •'; Total, 32.—DISCHARGED : Cured, 24; relieved and at own request, 3; attending as outpatients, 24; irregular, 0; died, 2.—Remaining in the Hospital, 79. SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL.--(Weekly Re- port, Bth Sept.)--IN-PATIENrs : Discharged, cured, 12 ; re lieved and made out-patients, 0; at own request, 1 ; irregu lar, 0 ; dead, 0 ; entered, 10 ; under treatment, 51.-Our- PATIENTS :—Cared, 48; entered, 39; under treatment, 43. LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES, SEPT. 13.—New cases re ceived advice and medicine at the institution during the last week—North, 376; South, 268; total, 644. New cases visited at their• own houses, and supplied with medicine—North, 148; South, 62 ; total, 210. ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARY, AND EYE AND EAR INSTI TUTION, ROSE- lllLL.—(Weekly ;Report, Sept. 11.)--Patients relieved during the week :—At the Dispensary, 168 ; at their own houses, 64; total, 232. INDUSTRIAL. RAGGED SCHOOLS, 66 and 68, SOHO STREET.—(WeekIy Report, Sept. 9.)—On the books, boys 61, girls 41 ; average daily attendance, boys 54, girls 33 ; sick list, boys I, girls 2; obtained situations, boys 0, girls 0. BANKRUPTS Tuesday, September 7, 1852, Samuel Warner, Blackheath, plasterer. Henry Newson Brewer, Deptford, and Bermondsey-wall, Bermondsey, mast-maker. John Fowler, Clifton, Bristol, and Westhury•upon-Trym, Glocestershire, builder. Daniel Sparks, Cirencester, surgeon. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLE.D.—WiIIiam Crabtree and:Stephen -Shepherd, Bradford, Yorkshire, ironfounders. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—ROSS and Co., Liverpool, silk mercers—A. P. and E. Jacol , Liverpool, auctioneers—R. Dale and J. Morris, Liverpool, commission agents—Whittaker and Woodhouse, Bolton, architects—Parker and Hall, Manchester, attorneys, as far as regards W. B. Parker—Walker and Colton. Chester, and elsewhere, nurserymen—J. and J. Whitelegg, Stockport and Nantwich, Cheshire, cotton spinners —J. Gill and R. Gooddy, Manchester, fustian manufacturers. Friday, September 10, 1832 Joseph Lee, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, wocer. James Harper, Glocester, hotel-keeper. Charles Davey, Brixton, London, linen draper. Anthony Meyer, Throgmorton street, London; merchant Samuel'Luke Pratt. New Bond-street, London, upholsterer. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.—David Lansley, Bath, liver,/- stable-keeper. DIVIDEND.-OCt. I, J. Robe' ts, Rhyl, Flintshire, innkeeper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—Watson and Major, Liverpool, porter dealers—C. &onside and Co., Liverpool, merchants — Gray and Keen, Liverpool, opticians. MARKETS. MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES. MANCITESTER.—An access of caution, corresponding to that displayed in the Liverpool market, has manifested itself here, so as in some degree to modify the general tone of the market, by withdrawing a little of that buoyant feeling by which it has been characterised. In a large proportion et the yarns pro duced, whether mule or weter, as well as in several kinds of cloth, this is indeed hardly perceptible, because the existing contracts are of such magnitude as nearly to preclude all at tempt at fresh business on the part of either sellers or buyers. But, in some articles, {chiefly yarns) that are on the whole well engaged, the buyer finds less difficulty than of late in placing orders, provided be his prepared to pay full prices; and, in some others, as for instance certain counts of warps, a small positive advantage is thrown into his hands by the approach of contracts to their termination. In the limited sales of Indian mule yarn, it is difficult to obtain the prices asked for. Do mestics are so far unfavourably influenced as to show a halting in that increase of demand which had latterly arisen ; but they are firm at the recent ad% ance. India goods are dull. The value of printing cloths, though not carried any higher, is fully sus. tained. Those who want to lay their hands upon T cloths at such rates as have been submitted to, now find the holders pretty well cleared of stock, and not to be induced to take orders except on very different terms. In fine yarns, from 100's upwards, a hardening tendency is still observable; and the medium numbers of cops are es stiff as ever. The main cha- racteristic of the market,tiierefore, continues to be its firmness. ROCHDALE.—We had a rather heavy and sluggish market on Monday, with little change in prices. There are no new fea tures in the wool market to report, either in price or demand. The dealers are out of sorts, and they say that broke wools are becoming very scarce. MACCLESFIELD.—Business in manufactured goods has made further progress, nearly the whole of the existing stocks having been cleared off; and buyers are anxious to make contracts of some descriptions for delivering as they are produced. On the whole, the prospects for the coming winter appear favourable. LEEDS.—A moderate amount of business has been done in the Cloth Halls, and the same may be said as to the purchases at the merchants' warehouses. Late prices are well maintained. NOTTINGHAM. — The lace and hosiery trades present no new features, each remaining in much the same state as for the few past weeks : with some manufacturers of lace trade is even flatter, but the hosiery business keeps moving on co i n . fortably as we hear of few complaints, and most of the hands are well employed. Active preparations are being made in each trade for an extended autumn business, which promises •eported maintained, WISBECH, SEPT. 11 Wheat here to-day, with a few samples of old. The former is —There is only a fair show of n Is dearer; prices Fine 35s to 365, 60lbs to 61Ibs per bushel. Ohl no alteration .—The supply o 1 Kennebec, Sm West , I at New York America (s.), The Amidas in lat. 38 S, lo Anna ft lArnc TTrnt iam Hutt, I San Fri: YORK, 3 1, crew ARRIVED 1, Noel, Co: rize, Bloon clria—Adrii e, Tries Ain rv. Oisvego Penning Corinthian, Dye Icarus, Una, ho Europa from Hong Ko gin post. The Bri. 1, from New Orl n, Doane, St. John, Natalie and Othello, N, Übes—Katinka, Rotterdam ?ort Pli , xandri VESSELS SPOKEN, 2, 100 miles west of Tus 1, in lat. 50 N., 29 44 N 13 1N 22, 8 N., 27 W. Sept. 3, off Tuskar. l south, July 21, 1 N., 31 IV Liverpob' Monte Video, Juty r. lg. v W Lnd west, Sep ace for Rio Grande, 14 N d east. July 4. 35 S.. 20 Maramont, henC Wilton Wood. tot for flOrnba, Aug. 8, 15 N., 17 %V ad west, Sept. 4, 49 N., 14 W. ORN.jE~'ENp. Hoi.YDAYS, ETC, Thursday :.1 Friday .....1 On the 2 ' Mr. Get d inst., in 24 1 18 1( BIRTHS aft. Trinity Domingo-terrace, Everton, the wif s, Isle of Man, Lady Dick Lauder, 7th inst., in Park-street, the wife of Mr. M. A. Johns, a the 9th just., Mrs Alfred Redford, of Oxford•stre On the 10th inst., Mrs. Lawrence, of Falkland•strl don•road, of a daughter. )n the 12th inst., the wife of Mr. Humphrey Wood, 1 tual ler, Union -street, of a son. On the 13th inst., at West Derby village, Mrs. Richard I ford, of this town, of a daughter. MARRIED. On the Sth July last, in the English Church at BuenosAyres ; yr the Rev. H. M. Faulkner. Mr. Charles Frederick Ackerley Runcorn, Cheshire, to Miss Eliza Soriana Cornfoot, of that timo, at Frelighsburg, Lower Canada, by the , assisted by the Rev. Mr. Morice, John, James Lowe, of St. Paul's-square, Liver ,ngton, to Almira, youngest daughter of the Esq., M.D., of Dunham, Lower Canada. On the 31st ult.. at Kirk Braddan, Isle of Man, by the Rev. W. Drury, John Gully, eldest son of the late J. Manby, Esq., merchant, of this town, to Henrietta, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Hanley, of Douglas. On the Reid, recto: on of Mr. pool, late late Ct A Warri On the let inst., at Lancaster, Capt. R. Blundell, of Poulton, o Miss E. Leach, Runcorn. On the 6th inst., at St. James's Church. by the Rev. J. P. Jones, Mr. R. Summerskill, to 31iss E. Huitson. On the 6th inst., at St. John the Baptist's Church, Mr. T. B Key, to Miss I. Munro. On the 6th inst., at St. Michael's Church, Upper Pitt-street, by the Rev. C. Morrall, Mr. Wni. Turner to Miss Jane Rea. ::„: On the 7th inst., at St. Michael's Church, Upper Pitt-street, by the Rev. C. Morrall, Mr. Robert Weir to Miss Rebecca Allcott. On the 7th inst Mr. Garda rington, se of Dublin 0 , at St. Anne's Church, Stanley, by the Rev, r. John Smith, of this town, to Elizabeth Far. "'ter of the late Mr. Frederick Dempster n the 7th inst., at Christ Church, by the Rev. J. Marland, George James, son of Mr. G. J. Paris, provision merchant, Great George-place, to Charlotte, daughter of the late T. Wal pole, Esq. On the 7th inst., at Huyton Church, by the Rev. G. J. Bur mer, John Bulmer, Esq., to Jane Lee, youngest daughter of the late Robert hilKee, Esq., of this town. On the 7th inst., at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. W. M. Falloon, Capt. Fletcher, to Mary, widow of the late J. Bradley, tobacconist, of this town. On the 7th instant, at the Parish Church, Acton, Cheshire, Henry Rich, Esq., M.P. for the bo r o ug h o f Ri c h mon d , son of the late Admiral Rich, to Julia, daughter of the late Rev. James Tomkinson, of Dorfold-hall, Cheshire. The parishioners of Acton, in token of the bride's amiable qualities and usefulness, presented her with a chaste and beautiful tea-service; and the town of Nantwich testified to their esteem of her goodnesss charity by the offering o, a m nificent silver salver , n-the-Hill, Mr. G fret, second daugl SR ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT :'.E. --- MEETING AT BELFAST.—The sittings rued on Monday, when papers were read on a subjects in the various sections ; but the ma- , e papers ma( hir a o th el prey lt en ~era a ,. tits, routes to In o ns ' u°4 4 those which were discussed again met on Tuesday, when paper ote...rofessor Tennent on the Koh-i-noor, t u , Esq. on the prevention of forgery, and by Sir hi) tewst diamond. C • er on the Captain Synge also read a ITe e k" the more rapid communication with India, and the °v. Dr. Hume on the origin and characteristics of l'ltte;ish dialect. Several interesting papers were like kto l tt b ea d in the statistical section. The association closed " •t sill Keeton' Wednesday, and adjourned to Hull, where neat September. ‘,4l4lcrous MURDER IN THE COUNTY OF LONGFORD. sL In th e e h r e,w days past an inquest was held at Cornadrung, on of b o d y of a young man named Edward Gormly, the a tenant of Captain Shirley Ball, a gentleman who th. 411 active part in promoting Mr. Harman's success E election. It appeared that the father of the ISlor,, 41 , who is a Roman Catholic, had expressed his in of voting for Mr. Harman, and in consequence of b; tiO nciations of th e Ro m ish p r iests he and his father tilph`rleurred the vengeance of their partizans. When (6, 111 t from th e f a i r o f A rvag h, on th e 9th of August, t 1 4 1.4 ' 1 , 1 3 7 ) was overtaken by a ruffian, who was accorn thnclea"Y tour other fellows, and . after having been 11,7 the as a " Harman " and having several abusive e t i o tlaPplied to him, One of the villains felled him to •"trti 'tkd by a blow on the head with a " skull cracker." 1 , 1 ' afterwards he was carried home a corpse. ft It, . The different were read S.muel NA NT t o a c i v • G tsr, c E.—The " conference" of t ea "qte. of tenant-right commenced on Wednesday Ita 0 0n i even fo 4 the City Asse m bly H ou se, D u bli n , w hi c h et r of this —e Purpose by the Lord Mayor. The ob o . Teet . - %twi n to , st ..ing is p " to take steps to_ bring the tenant efer " ( 'e to e licetually before the legislature, both with 11 13P° nents I ,. b ° Measure that may be proposed by the ietesUre fortT " floatSharman Crawford's bill, and in order to D ort mbly ,at bill the largest possible support." The u t o use was crowded from an early hour, a large ZP i , tne attendance consisting of Roman Catholic tlat,-suYterian clergymen from various parts of the et - L with several landowners, merchants, farmers, 4a 4 s'iz'm hearses. The conference continued for more to , and the reports of the speeches, &c., tele D a great length. The most remarkable feature Oat t,.r°ceedings is a resolution whic was passed, to the itoives eat the tenant-right members " h should hold them klil'ertissPeorrectlY independent of, and in opposition to, all t 4 eab .nts which do not make it a part of their policy_ 0 le " m e s as i uestion to give to the tenantry of Ireland 'afti" ure of justice provided for by Sharman rd's bill:" ) 1 ,; .1 11Te - 4414; AT GRANGEGORMAN-LANE PENITENTIARY, sr rap AT half-past two o'clock on Thursday, the te t tetl t oe of the Grangegorman Penitentiary was dis i44' her ae ,?e on fire. The governor, who was on the t i se c t, Tately collected all the officers of the prison, vein '4 other available assistance as could be procured, I lit t t t, g ; t he Police and engines of the several insurance k g , Yt e ,: , thott delay. Notwithstanding the exertions !ill:thel l ?lade, a considerable portion of the prison was 1 4R V I l olured, but the property saved was consider tk,p ra.,,e. convicts, 300 in number, exerted themselves 451,11%,` Praiseworthy manner, and it is owing to their ~qt},t, / ~,1 4 a great measure, that so large an amount of Nab i , i i,aa preserved, and the fire confined to the wing It i ttl t a tt kli th " e lo,te w . here it originated. The Lord Lieutenant, L te t t .ti 1 ,,, under Secretary, Mr. Wynne, considerately . : I, l q (. 2 i uer to discharge all persons whose commitals k itk at al) eat or 48 hours. The loss sustained is supposed N°tt th 7o o. Notwithstanding the confusion cense i:tt; ti ld e calamity, not a single person effected an % I t,: ' , h p _ I. though their exertions to extinguish the fire va' er g,,eat :. no accident to life or limb occuried . to l' h lave r th e /00 or - 800 prisoners at present undergoing t 'at i ;: q k a l Periods of confinement. Itte e it ~A 7 ItIDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION OF 1853 : —The k NO this undertaking, in connexion with the IN o whi e rt Society, have just issued the regulations ati: th e their proceedings will be carried on. The el L fv ) , t ic' o Yal Dublin . Society has been fixed . upon . as i,,0 - ,..4 1 4,, 6 exhibition. The projected building, which `4 4 ale et; ued for the exhibi;ors free from rent, while t, a fro nt '?os of all nations will be admitted, will pre- Qiejeat„.“ 3 Merrion-square of 300 feet, the main or Ytt ki l le, 'a of the elevation consisting of a semicircular I s tep i , hai l which forms the eastern termination of the ki t At lth, tt•ro This will be a noble apartment of 425 feet 10 1 ; f l of 0 ' 10 0 feet in height, covered by a semicylin kNi'le ( Pm trellis ribs, in one span of 100 feet. On vy, 4 1e h.,,,the centre hall, and running parallel to it for rirli!jelegih, are two halls 50 feet wide, with domed t,reo. 1" to that w hi c h covers t h e ma i n nave o f t h e ‘4: l ` th ‘vi, te n addition to th ese are f our com p ar t m e n t s o f i ki ,tt i es e a 'Plneing the wh o le len g th o f the buildin g . yeri,a op a 'a sPacious galleries. Light is admitted from 1 1,S %e ni tpbroke n body. There.vvill also be external k k ! s t ri ' l Th e three entrances in the front, facing Merrion -4k,,1,kk, gi a .._ materials of the building will be iron, tiro plits'',le ar ' l , the latter being only used for light. The l k ,a Cath:a of ground floor will be 147,704 feet. Of k„ li t ! th e I,Filinot be less than 87,000 feet. The general 1 4 1 1 :r eti 'ovision of the exhibition will be similar, as *ltitlizhricaehle. to that adopted at the suggestion of his 11 00' 4 ; 4 nce Albert for the Exhibition of 1851, 10 14 4 erld flats, Machinery, Manufactures, Fine Arts. Net ti t l th e o,t i ll?r articles for exhibition must be de -41411 risi t ' l lding, free of any charge to the committee, ,4 e ,lea ~i , °E. the exhibitor. The reception of goods Vit b vci,,,,,;` e_ornmence on the Ist of March, and none ,10,t;p1t-t7;llltter the 31st of March, 1853. Vivil p IZa v 8 OF PRIESTLY DENUNCIATION.--In 11 h rilf f% j e. the particulars of the barbarous murder t at:cal v ater"lng man in the county of Longford, for StL 1)1 1 AV, a gainst the orders of the clerial despots of lit 4 a It do , it i n o ag ain not appear that there was any other , 1 40,t 1 ,,t h m a t,htto. He was neither a landlord nor an lti t 'itp al h ad he lm ' taken a farm from which a former S.t,N.,wea possessed. The sole cause of his assas- N 11, 1 to hie°l3prised in the brief emphatic words i le t4! ,ree" ,7! by one of his savage assailants, " You ) ,!O t i l Y pi ce ' n It is not Patnalleged that poor Gormly had O tt :t... 4 °P, w ho lt.ttY tiN i at °f. vor is a Roman Catholic, had expressed his Ati, ‘ li l :ris e 1 , Ing for Mr. Harman ;" and for this i t :ll 4 " t a ,riest a ':e and his family were denounced by the d t t0,1).,/t b e •,..YVhat a fearful thing this altar denun qtit Ns' ar iciti , It it produce such fruit ! What are the tht p' i ts e pso.advan,g es of the elective franchise to tent, it s cosign desirable when weighed against the I,lti a t tl te e p of;.ls,c.ientious exercise ? An elector declares k ti N li . an and voting for the man of his choice—be is El, geld D roa enouneed ; he disregards the denun- IN at % and k i rds on his way to the polling booth—he kl4jleltt he is g . I PPed ,•_ he escapes from his captors, Ott ,adi the r e fi n I Or, if be be so fortunate as to kl,‘ath a .a,;,, l'h usv ll of the assassins, his son is slain in p,,t. e la t i lhe ww . 1, befel Edward Gormly. Surely there illta t N a t : th e I LO Protecting the holders of the elective to t hs , 41. , h e 4,lonest exercise of their privilege ; surely li.liN .. 4 ft- 'The mea- oue of escape from' the bin 'of the Ft e4 r;Z l the, blugeon of the murderer If.no.t— -e,ll. OR - COrd • 4, - of hi s , his vote only by endangering his life, Ltki t -r n ti le ' 4lllll Y—if worse evils are to be appre 141Y, is ,J)Tatt9tice of secret voting, what are they ? I ,n,' a., 7rt in, however, if the determination of 44:e lit ro ,° vote for Mr. Harman had not been "1444"e2 Probability is that his son would not -44 ' 23 'ublitt Evening Mail. St. Canice's Cathedral, Kilgent Rev. S. Harris, M.A., to tl Barcabas, Manchester. Rev. G. A. Hayward, Yorkshire. Rev. F. J. Hopkins, M Cambridgeshire. Rev. F. Hopki s, to the C Rev. W. Hoyle, A. 8., county of Louth. Rev. J. Lombard, jun., to the Curacy of Carrigaline, county of Cork. Rev. C Cork. 31'Cormick, to the Curacy of St. Michael's Rev. H. J. O'Brien, LI, culls, county of Cork. , to the Rector. of Kil- Ite . v. H. S. Savory, the Rectory of Camele bere, to the inc Fetrmick, YorkQhtre mbency of the New Rev. Semi.... Church at Askern -6s Rev. R. F. Slot, to the Curacy of Brasted, Kent. as on a Rev. S. K. Stothert, 8.A., of Worcester College, ()r -out the ma- ford, to be Master of the Woodstock Grammar School. were far below the average of Rev. H. W. Taylor, to be Chaplain of her Majesty's The subjects of scientific ship Hogue dia, and the relief the poor Rev. J. W. Trevor, Rector of Llanbeulan, to be Chan cellor of the diocese of Bangor. Rev. A. W. West, A.M., to the Chancellorship of the Cathedral of St. Bridget's Kildare. MEETING OF THE CONVOCATION SOCIETY. The Council of the Convocation Society held its first meeting in the Northern Province at York on Tuesday and Wed nesday last.. A form of petition •in favour of the revival of the active functions of Convocation was agreed to, which is to be forthwith circu!eted for signature in the several dioceses and archdeaconries, and will be presented to the Convocations of both provinces at their next meeting. AN ENGLISHMAN IN ITALY.—The Opinione, of the 3rd instant, quotes the following from Milan :—" We have had at Milan a rather strange scene. Near the Church of St. Mary, an Englishman, speaking broken Italian and holding in his hand the Italian tri-coloured flag, cried out from a window that that flag would one day be hoisted throughout Italy, and that, in the meantime, he would hoist it himself in Lombardy. A crowd soon collected in front of the house. The commissary of Police, Sic cardi, vainly entreated the Englishman to be silent, but the latter, as a true son of Albion, turned the deaf ear to him. The gendarmes, finding it impossible to restrain the mob, called on the Commissary to arrest the rioter. ' I will take good care not.' replied the latter.; he is an Englishman. and I am ordered to treat him with all due consideration.' This scene lasted upwards of three hours, when the Englishman, having bellowed to exhaustion, thought proper to withdraw. The flag was immediately removed, and the window closed. The crowd then quietly dispersed, and it soon became known that the Englishman had been conducted to a mad-house. THE RIVAL REAPING MACHINES.—The committee under whose superintendence the recent trials have been made on the farm of the Royal College of Agriculture, between the reaping machines of M'Cormick and'Hussey, have published their report. The trial extended over several days, during which time upwards of one hundred acres of different sorts of grain were cut. After detailing the various experiments, the committee states that, in their opinion, of the two machines M'Cormick's has the advantage in lightness of draft, security of cutting and clearing itself under adverse circumstances, and in the more convenient delivery of the sheaves. Husse:rs, how ever, left the stubble in all descriptions of grain the neat est and most even.; was less liable to being delayed, the driving-strap having frequently slipped off M'Cormick's during the trial ; and was considerably the cheapest. The committee, in concluding, state that they consider each of these machines to.possess many merits, and to be capable, even in their present state, of doing much service to the farmer ; but that they are both susceptible of very great improvement, especially in providing for the cutting and proper delivery of heavy and laid crops, and for work ing without the risk of the wheels clogging in wet and soft ground ; points in which they are as yet defective. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. DONCASTER AUTUMN MEETING To the EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD "SIR,—I venture to give a few prophecies for the va rious prizes to be contended for this week at the above named meeting, and hope that my anticipations will be realized. The course is in very good order, and the com pany expected to be numerous. Stalls and boxes have been taken for upwards of 100 horses, sufficient to furnish first—rate sport. _ _ The ChEimpagne Stakes, for two-years-old, will fall to the Derby favourite, The Reiver, Vindex obtaining the second honour. The Great Yorkshire Handicap, of 25 sovs each, will, I think, be severely contested for by Lord Glasgow's colt Knight of the Garter and Mr. Moseley's Alonzo, and end in favour of the first-named, with the Alp close up. The Municipal Stakes, of 200 says each, for two-years old, I consider a certainty for Lord Derby's Umbriel or Mr. Payne's Whar-whoop, and 1 am inclined to stand on the last-named. The field for the Doncaster St. Leger, of 25 sous each, will consist of the following, or thereabouts :—Stockwell, Songstress, Strongbow, Daniel O'Rourke, Harbinger, Trosseau, Alfred the Great, Claverhouse, King of Trumps, The Nabob, and Sackbut. I think John Scott can win with either Songstress or Daniel, but remembering his " doings in Nutwith's year with Cotherstone and Prize fighter, for the same event. I think the same may come to pass again., and the race wrested from him by Lord Exe ter's Stockwell. Songstress obtaining se_c9nkpl?ce. The Eglinton Stakes, for two-years old, will lie between Pelion, Longbow, and Exact, the latter carrying my good opinion. Ten only out of twenty-two have accepted for the Cleve land Handicap, but 1 have no doubt we shall have a fine race with Lady Agnes, Russborough, and Brawn. I pre fer the last-named, with Lady Agnes seconcL For the 10 soya Sweepstakes, with 50 soya added, for two-years-old, we have the names of The Queen, Lamb ton, Belgravia, Elspeth, Tiverton, and several others, but I feel confident the judge's award will be in favour of that fine mare called The Queen. Stockwell will walk over for the Foal Stakes. The Scarborough Stakes appear likely to go into Lord Westminster's treasury, by the aid of Captious. For the Doncaster Cup I cannot hesitate in naming Teddington as the winner, with Caracara second. The Park Hill stakes will be contested by Bird-on-the- Wing, Glenluce, Bay Rosalind, and two or three others, but 1 cannot see anything to beat Bird-on-the-Wing. A Sweepstakes of 200 sous each, for three-years-old. Sackbut and Tthuriel colt (Tramp) will be the only com petitors, and end in favour of the latter. The Don Stakes will be won by Hobble Noble. I am, Sir, yours, respectfully, Everton, Sept. 13, 1852. " MALTON." All Lord Ribblesdale's horses were scratched for their Doncaster engagements on Friday morning last. DONCASTER RACES. — The forthcoming meeting bids fair to be one of unusual interest, and attended by a very fashionable company from all parts of the kingdom. The inhabitants are making great preparations for the celebration of their great festival. In every nook and corner of the town, the hand of renovation is visible. Cleanliness and comfort are the order of the day.—Don caster Gazette.—The Times says the Electric Telegraph Company are making an extension of the telegraph wires from the railway station at Doncaster to the race-course, a distance of about a mile and a half, in order to accelerate the transmission to London and other places of the results of the different races at the forth c oMing meeting. The posts and wires will be put up only temporarily, so that they may be removed after the race week. Communica tions will be made direct from the round stand on the course, which has been granted by the corporation for the use of the company, to the telegraph offices in London and York ; consequently it may be expected that the result of the approaching St. Leger will be telegraphed to both those places before it can be known in Doncaster, not withstanding its proximity to the scene of action. It may be mentioned that apartments have been engaged for the Earl of Derby and a distinguished party of visitors during the race week. the sales z D, go at 40s E per cwt., and 400 bags white Pepper at 7d. to 70 1,200 bags Para Cocoa are reported as sold out of se( , —Carolina Rice is become scarce, and 50 tces. have realised the !owl hands high price of 22 Bengal is also in rather better demand, a 9d. to lOs 'or low to very good broken, and 10s- to lls. for good to fine white; 4,000 bags Madras are also reported at 7s. 3d. to 9s. 9d. per cwt.—Rum is rather more saleable, though no advance has been paid ; 400 puns. have changed hands, including Leewards at ls. 6d. per gallon proof, and Demerara and Jamaica within the range of the annexed quotations.—Tea : Some considerable sales have been made this week out out of the recent arrivals, vious rates for nearly all descriptions.—Hides : A further vance has been obtained on Salted River Plate.—There has t full pre been an increased dema for Olive Oil, and prices have gra- dually advance !le week.—' 'allow is in active derma( and a considerable business done, at 40s, Ed. for new Y.C., 4( old, Us. to 395. 9d. South American, and 395. 6d. Tagan ISO Tons American Lard have been sold at 575. 6d. to 5, cwt.; higher prices are now deman, ded.—Balt flues wi thou les, include full rates LIVERPOOL COTTON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 MARKET, The demand has been to a moderate extent only, and the market somewhat dull throughout the week. Prices of Ame- but quotations can !gyptian rican are rather in the buyer's favour scarcely be reduced ; ther A good business 'has been done in Sura s no change in Brazil or at slightly reduc prices for the better qualities ; the ate imports continue very 30 American, 350 .e are reported for export, offered. Speculators have take gy ptian, 2560 American an 730 Surat. The market to-day closed quietly; sales about 5000 bales, nearly all to the trade SALES. IMPORTS. DESCRIPTION. PRICES. Week Previ- Week STOCK ending onsly ending , Year. This Sept.lo this yr.!Sept.lol l - Sept.lo d. d. Sea Island .. 116 e. 28 Stained Boweds Mobile. 350 19830 1 '2O 1680 6580' 337050 1 New Orleans. 34 8 - 169201 853500 J Pernams, &C. 61 8 } 400 633301 Aracati, &C.. 61 71 Bahia, &C. .. 6 61 Mar:11111am 61- 6! 1 Snwginned .. 6 6il) Demerara,&c 91 sinn74 I • a l 442931.1 33020 } Egyptian.. Barbadoes 5# 101 17, 24385 10401 Peruvian .... Laguayra.... Com.W.l.&c , Carthagena.. s iO Smyrna Manila Surat . 3278 1 115838: 62, Madras Bengal. 414, 3140 3i 5 5020 191210 t 2599! 43505 23300 11802 1698665' 56746, LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. At our Corn Exchange this morning we had a tolerably fair demand for Wheats, chiefly good fresh red Foreign, and Ame rican white Wheat; for such, prices remained steady, but in. ferior qualities were neglected and generally the turn lower, which was the case also with farmers' samples, a moderate quantity of which appeared at market. A good deal of Flour was again sold, at a trifle in favour of sellers. Barley, Malt, and Peas met a slow sale, without apparent difference of value. Egyptian Beans, from scarcity, were held at 295.. 28s. 6d. re fused. Oats and Oatmeal in steady request at fully previous rates. Indian Corn maintained its late value in the retail business effected.—We annex Tuesday's quotations : BRITISH. FOREIGN. Wheat, 71) , 7016., s. d. s. d. Wheat, Ts• 70!b, a. d. a. d. English red .... 510 to 6 6 Canadian Do. do. new 5 6.. 5 g United States _ Do. do. new 5 9.. 6 3 Pomeranean,&c. 6 0.. 6 5 Do. white .. 6 6.. 6 9 Danzig, &c. Irish red D o. d o. new 5 3.. 5 6 French, &c. 5 9.. 6 6 Do. white . 5 10..6 4 Odessa, Polish.. 5 1.. 5 6 Do. do. new Danübe Barleyopqr.. Eng. Russian,&c.hard 4 6.. 4 8 liu6otb.Sc.&lrish 3 7.. 3 8 Egyptian Malt, vqr..Eng... 54 0..58 0 Barley, 60Ib 3 7.. 3 8 Do. Irish 47 0.:50 ii Oats, it>. :159, ... 2 5.. 2 7 Oats, v, , .15tb. Beans. lc , qr. Fun,. 31 0.. 35 0 Eng.& Scteh, old 2 9.. 2 10 1 4 4801 1 ) Egyptian 24 0.. 28 6 Do. Irish, old 2 1. 2 7 Peas, le. qr. white. 30 0..34 0 Do. Do. new 2 2.. 2Gi Ind. Corn, a3451N15, Beans, e qr. Eng 32 0..36 0 Amer. yellow .. 29 0.. 29 6 14480 M. Sc. &Ir 29 0..30 0 Do. white.... 28 6..29 6 Peas, 1p qr. Eng 33 0..35 0 French, yellow.. 29 0..29 6 Flour, * 2801 b, Do. white ..28 0..28 6 Seconds 0 0.. 0 0 Hirai' & Galatz.. 29 0..29 6 Fine 28 0..30 0 Flour, y , bid. 1961 t), Superfine 3l 0..32 0 Canadian, sweet 20 6.. 21 3 Extra 34 0..36 0 U. States, do. 20 6.. 22 0 Oatmeal, v 240th , Do. & Can. sour 19 0..19 6 Irish l9 0..22 0 Frnch, v. , sk 2801 31 0..38 0 LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1.0. We cannot note any improvement in the demand for Beef, buyers anticipating lower prices take only to supply their wants, whilst holders are pressing sellers, especially of the middling qualities. Pork continues dull, a few retail sales have been made at barely former rates. Bacon has been in very limited request this week ; but the stock, being so light, prices are supported. A large business has been done in Lard, chiefly at 585.; hut there are now no sellers at this figure. New Cheese much wanted. Grease Butter moves slowly. IRISH PROVISION MARKET. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. There has been a brisk demand for Butter this week. Prices are again 2s. higher, and the market is completely cleared at 78s. to 80s. for fine Waterford, &c. This morning's letters bring higher accounts from Ireland, so enhanced rates will be required for next arrivals. Bacon, liams, and Lard are scarce, and sell readily on arrival at full prices. • MONDAY, SEPT. 13, An extensive business was done in Butter last week. Prices are 28 to 3s per cwt. higher since our last report, and the mar ket is very firm to-day at the advance. Stocks are still very light. Choice brands of Waterford, 80s to 82s; Clonmel, Car rick, and Wexford, 78s to 81s; Belfast, 79s to 818; Ballymoney and Coleraine, 76s to 78s; Limerick, 728 to 78s; Sligo, 73s to 78s ; Pickled Cork seconds, 67s toBBs, landed. Imported from Ireland from the 6th to the 11th instant, both inclusive, 14,257 firkins, 223 kegs, 645 crocks, 294 boxes, 181 barrels Butter, 117 bales Bacon, 4 hhds. Hams, and 50 kegs Lard. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MONDAY. SEPT. 13 MARKET, The market to-day was very firm in all its aspects, and the full rates of last week were paid for every kind of stock. The numbers offered were 2923 Beasts and 8961 Sheep. At the close of business a fair clearance was effected. We quote Beef 4&d. to 5&d.; Mutton, sad. to 64d., and Lamb Gd. to Cad. per lb., sinking the offal. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, SATURDAY, SEPT. 11. x. d. a. d a. (1. a. d. Hay, old, *at 0 7 @ 0 83 Potatoes, New Clover Ditto, Green Vetches • 0 0— 0 0 Turnips, e ton 0 0 Straw, Wheat .. 0 33 0 4 Carrots Oat 0 33 0 4 Mangelwurzel .. 0 0 Barley 3 2 O 0 O 0 O 0 O 0 O 0 5 0 ST. JOHN'S PROVISION MARKET, SATURDAY, SEPT. 11. a. d. s. d , Beef *th 0 5 to 0 7 Grapea,Eng.* It 2 0 to 0 0 Mutton 0 51— 0 7 Ditto, Foreign 2 0— 0 0 Veal Lamb 0 6 0 7 Do. Eng. .... 6 0— 0 0 Fresh Pork Codfish 0 4 0 0 Nectarines. . .. 0 3 0 4 Bret - 0 0 Haddock Soles Turbot Fresh Butter Salt Ditto 0 8 0 10 Turkeys Lobsters .. each 1 1— 0 0 Geese... Eggs *l24 5 6 0 0 Hares.. Peas * peck 09— 0 0 j Rabbits.* cple. 19— 0: Potatoes . Filberts ....2Att) 1 0— 1 0 IGrouse..*brace 7 a. ii. 6. d each S 6 6 0 .... 4 0 5 6 . ~. 3 0 0 0 Cherries lb. 0 10 0 0 'Partridges 3 6 - CORN MARKETS. MANCHESTER, SEPT. H.—Our market to-day is steady holders being tolerably firm for fresh old, and prime nei Wheat and Flour. Oats and Oat cheaper. New Meal 235. to 245. per load. Beans scarce and Is. per qr. dearer. Peas much enquired for, but none offering The demand for each article is confined to the supply of presen consumption. Reports of Potatoes in this and the neighbouring districts are increasingly bad, and much doubt begins to be felt as to their keeping. WAKEFIELD, SEPT. 10.—There is a small supply of Grain to this day's market. Old Wheat is held firmly at late rates; new of good quality sells at fully last week's prices; inferior difficult to quit. New Barley slow 5a1..., without alteration in price. Beans a little dearer. No alteration in Oats or other articleo. Beans and Oats DUBLIN, to-day was small. Wheat met a ready sale at a decline of 3d to 6d., and Bere and Barley at about the currenc Oats were 3d. to 6d. dearer. Rapeseed met a slow den though offered at a reduction of 6d. per I of Tuesday White Wheat.. 24s 00 to 25s 6d f New Barley .. 12s 6d to 13s 6d Red d 0.... 21s 6d to 23s 6d 1 Rapeseed .... 16s Od to 19s Od New Bere .... 9s Od to lOs 3d Bakers' Flour. 12s 00 to 15s Od Oats Bs 9d to lls 6d Indian Corn, Oatmeal lOs 6d to lls Gd per 43016..`29s Od to 30s Od CORK SEPT. 11.—There is no ch, ;e in the akers supply their wants sparing') Wheats de has been fiat. Indian corn met nore inquiry the last d recovered the late depression. Holders begin to ask more money. The supply of farmers' grain is improved, as is also the condition. Oats are 3d down- Wheat and Barley little changed in price, but better value. MARKETS 'e than last week, but CATTLE SALFORD, SEPTEMBER Beasts at to-day's market, being 357 —Ther the quality, generally, was rather inferior Lambs therewas a slight decrease. From the I there were 1,25) Beasts; direct from Ireland, Cheshire, 100. There were also 130 from Hambu foreign importation direct to this market. Notwithstandh.. Of Sheep and 00l market 300 ; from ;, the first the large Fupply, holders of Beasts asked last week's rates Ultimately, a conces -ben an extensive business was later in the of about id. per lb. was :one at the quotations; but ay, to effect sales lower terms would have been accepted. The Sheep and Lamb trade as brisk, at terms in favour of sellers, and a good clearance effected. Calves were scarce, and all disposed of early, at an advance of id. per lb. The following are the quotations :—Best heifers, 4 id. to sid. second class, lid. to al 31tI. to 40. ; ,eep, oga. I. to 6d. per lb.— to 64d. ; Lambs 50. to 60.; Calves Number : Beasts, 1,817 ; Sheep and Lambs, 7,850 ; Calves, 62. LEEDS, SEPTEMBER B.—We had a fair supply of horned Cattle at to-day's market, There was a good business done in pi sold at fully Gs. Bd. per 16 lbs., whilst inferior were disposed of at from ss. Bd. to Gs. 4d. Sheep and Lambs all sold. Mutton, 6d., and a few of prime light weight realised 64d. ; Lamb, 50. to Gd. per lb. Number of beasts, GOI ; Sheep and Lambs, 4,500. and a rood attendance of buyers. Boasts, which were DUBLIN, SEPTEMBER 9.—We had a very brisk market for Cattle, at the highest prices of the season-445. to 488. percwt.; and one of our leading salesmen got 50s. for some prime Heifers, sinking offal. There was no change in the prices of Mutton-42d. to 52d per lb., off sink. A considerable attend ance, and sales not over, when we left. Veal, 6d. to 6d. per lb. Lambs, 15s. to 255. and 265. each. This was the first busy day of the season in the Pig market ; prices 38s. to 40s. per cwt. There was a large attendance of well finished kinds, which, as well as the stores, found purchasers. Such will soon affect the present price of bacon. SHIPPING TUESDAY. SEPT. 7.—Wind N.N.E., fresh ARRIVED.—Jacob A, Westervelt, Doane, from New York— Catherine Hodges, Lewis, Bordeaux—Byzantium, Copeland, Cronstadt—Tambien, Mendezona, Amsterdam—Pelican (s.s.), Byrne, Rotterdam—Ackbar, Gamin, Carleby. SAILED.—Duke of Wellington, Pitcairn, for Melbourne— City of London Dick, Calcutta—Great Britain, Alexander, Panama—ElizaJenkins, Dean, Monte Video—Eliz. Radcliffe, Murphy, Lima—Guardian, Young, Rio Janeiro—Wm. Wirt, Sampson, Boston—George Washington, Cumming, and Chaos, Minion, New York—Maiconomo, Proal, Black, and Arab Simpson, Quebec—Lucy Wright, Smeltie, Callao—Oberon, Williams, Newfoundland and Pernambuco— Acastus, Boig, Newfoundland—Corinthian Lass, Candeer, Syra .Tisepil, ?lifter, Ghent—British Queen, Bell,:( —Cleaieritha, Echeverria, Mal —Guiseppe, Trieste. a—Proptiete,kirkhor e, Ostend Tagus, Gibson, front Istappa at Punta Arenas. Windsor, Chilton, and Ituna, Braithwaite, both from Pisco at Callao. John Horrocks, hence at Demerara. New City of Cork, Baynes, hence at Barbadoes. Denison, King, hence st Antigua. Catherine, Riley, from Carthagena at Savanilla. Governor, Gilmore, hence at St. Thomas. Eagle, Lister, hence at Vera Cruz. VAIPIRAISO; July H.—The Delhi, Sharpe, which arrived here on the 27th May, has discharged her cargo in a very da maged state. DUBLIN, Sept. 6.—The Zeemeuw, Kaisar, from Liverpool for Batavia, put into Kingstown this day,with loss of bowsprit, cutwater displaced, and other damage, having been in contact in the Channel with ahrge British ship. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. B.—Wind E., fresh ARRlVED.—Telegraph, Voss, from Archangel Gambles, Cronstndt I—Coronilla, SAlLED.—Pacific (s.), Nye, for New York—City of Glasgow (s.s.), Wylie. Philadelphia—Minerva, Witt, St. Thonias—Thos. Perkins, Booth, San Francisco—Courier, Pains, Calcutta— Jantina Roelina, Schroeder. St. Petersburg—Nora, Eveson, Christiana—Frederick Louise, Labahn, Stcttin. Queen of the South (s.s.), arrived at Cape Town 20th July, and sailed for India Ist Aug. Sir Robert Peel (s.s.), arrived at the Cape 30th July. THURSDAI, SEPT. 9.—Wind E.N.E., moderate, ARRIVED.—Mary Cannon, Rennie, and Wilzeer, Gray, from Calcutta—May, Millard, Buenos Ayres—Lena, Newfoundland —Kitty Cordes, Hannah, Mobile—Carnatic, Louttit ; Ivanhoe, Rattray; and Frederick der Grosse, Hensell, Cronstadt—Fac. tor, Richards, Konigsberg—Familiens, Haab, Holbeck. SAILED.—The Duke, G'ould, for New York—Mary, Tresse, St. Thomas—Laconic, ; Christiana, Muir ; and Lord Ashburton, Broughall, Quebec—Sir Alexander, Walsh, Prince Edward Island. Sultan ; Tadmore ; and London, t Ochtertyre, hence at Algoa Bay. Sorata, from Islay at Arica. Patriotess, and Pursuit, from Arica at Islay Panama, hence for San Francisco, at Talcahuana Duice of Wellington, from Calcutta at Algoa Bay, and sailed 4th July for London. Camana, sailed from Islay 9th June; Pandora, 11th June; and Braganza, 26th June, all for this port. Charles Brownell, from Coquimbo, and Buenos Ayrean, and Harbinger, from Valparaiso, all at Caldera. DUBLIN, Sept. B.—The Guardian, Young, of London, from Liverpool for Rio Janeiro, ran on shore, this morning, near Malahide, and remains.—Another account says that it is doubtful if she will be got off. 11 hence at St. Helena. SMYRNA, Aug. 27.—The Wrestler, from Liverpool for Con stantinople, which was on shore on the mainland in this gulf, about ten miles west of St. James's Castle, on the 21st Aug., has become a wreck. FRIDAY, SEPT. 10 Wind N ARRIVED.—Patriot Queen, Roddock, and Alfred the Great, Wakeham, from Calcutta—Mount Washington, Blasdel, New Orleans—Antigua Packet, Jamaica—Western Star, Knowles, St. John, N.B.—Banker's Daughter, Jefferson ; Childe Harold, M'Anney ; and Millicete, Jones, Quebec—Eleanor Thompson, Richibucto—Pilot, Montreal—Commodore (s.), Little, Havre— Isabella, Kirvan, Archangel—Cadina, Claussen, Memel—John and Richard, Butler, and Paragon, Wilson, Cronstadt—Maria, Masgow, and Brilliant, Mentz, Danzic—Christine Mathilde, Hansen, Nier)statlt—Tiljmftn, Bordeaux. SA I LF:D.--Lauri na , Wheale; for Parbadoes—Flint, Wright, Pernambuco—Carl, Schnieder, H ayti—Lady Sale, Mackay, New Orleans—Allen, Thompson, and Hermann, Rodgers, Riga —Andromache, Tate, and Russia, Tuleff, St. Petersburg—Olga, Krause, Revel—Amphitrite, Deswelgh, and Governor Baron de Vriere, Minne, Ostend—Tegner, Falk, Alicante—Harmony, Meaney, Oporto—Margaret, Daniels, Gijon. Hibbert, Bruce, from Newport at Cape de Verds DUBLIN, iept; 9.—The GUardian, noticed yesterday, beat heavily this morning, and makes water. An unsuccessful at tempt to get her off was made to-day; she will be lightened to-morrow (Friday). BURNHAM ROADS, Sept. B.—The Dunas, from Taganrog, put in here with loss of bowsprit, forestay, B:,c , having been in contact with the Isaac Webb, from Liverpool to New York, on the 6th Sept., 34 miles west of the Smalls. SATURDAY, SEPT. 11.—Wind N.N.W ARRlVED.—Sandwich, Lawson, from Alexandria, E.—Peru, Archangel—Empire, Phelan, Quebec— H Cordelia, annaford, Catania—Mary Stuart, Rotterdam. SAlLED.—Cuciparai, Kloppenburg, for Sydney, N.S.W.— Carrib, Kilgour, Shanghae—Lydia, Graves, Ceylon—Mary Gil lespie, Allen, Valparaiso—Alexander Grant, Guthrie, New Or leans—Africa (s.), Harrison, New York—Prince Arthur, Jolly, Halifax, N.S.—Amy Ann, M`Leod, Montreal—Africa, Ross, Pictou—Livorno (s.s.), Campbell, Genoa—Pelican (s.), Byrne, Rotterdam—Clementina, Swindale, Syra. Canada (s.), Lang, from Boston at this port ' • sailed Ist Sept. and from Halifax 3rd Sept. On Ist Sept,. at 9 10 a.m., passed the America (s.), hence for Boston. Has 171,450 dollars in specie on freight. Mount Washington, Bleasdale, from New Orleans at this port, with loss of both anchors and chains; towed in by the Liver steam-tug. for Rio Janeiro. which was ashore. discharging a portion of her cargo into a schooner for . this port.) The vessel makes water, but her cargo is not damaged. HOLYHEAD, lath Sept.—The Lady of the Lake, Owens, of Aberystwith, from the Isle of Man, struck on the Clipper Rock, and sunk. SUNDAY, SEPT. 12.—Wind N.W Delano, from N Konigsberg—A melia, Ormstrorn, Jaeobstadt Genoa—Breeknel Is, Para—Aureo, Gothenb Wrcyford, Smyrna—Violet, Peck, Denia. B —Statni. jack, with loss Scotia, Dakins ; Otter, Briggs ; Ring- Thompson ; Alcyone, Pitt ; and Jane a'll hence at Halifax. St. Lawrence, M'Master ; Charles' Julius Caesar. Fleming; Kingston, Robin- Brown, hence at Quebec. ux ; Montezuma, Leavitt ; Thomas, Cal hssodAooafoilnnullnnrie ;ae r ,d;tr e Fee And e r son, Vigilant, arrraensfn P ond g , rles a edAGri ?s k i, i nec t r a ; naak-dn Robinson; zice:loerleFmsr:eolrnlaiknjeoosnto; Falcon, Gibson ; Harriet Hope, Hurts; and St, Andrew, Ar thur, all hence at Montreal, and no advance c o altera SEPT. I Marathon, Tyle 4W: Crew 8 nee, via Tralee ew York .101;a. a, Yutius, henc t, But - well, anc n, hence at Halifax 3lstying h G. Hyde, Lowe ld Vanguard, Norton, all henc Nymouth Rock, C rn, hence at Leghorn. from Monte Video, Callao, at New Yorl and Baron of Renfrc On the sth inst., at Walton• Rankin, of this town, to Mar Mr. Robert Dc' "finer an bailder, On the Bth inst., at Ebenezer Baptist Chapel, Bacup, by the Rev. Thomas Dawson, of Liverpool, Christopher Bracewell, Esq., of Earby, near Thornton, Yo r k s hi re , t o Mi ss Susannah ;hter of the late wliitaker, Lover Ilempsteads, Bacup, daug Robert Whitaker, Esq., of Bank-house, Bacup 'ewelyn ;hter of - - On the 9th instant, at Edginond Church, Salop, Mr. LI Lloyd, of this town, to Elizabeth Walter, eldest daug John Treasure, Esq., of Aston-villa, Newport, Salop. On the 9th inst., at Brading, Church, Isle of Wight, by the Rev. D. J. Heath, Thomas, son of the Rev. John Hughes, of this town, to Anna Maria, only surviving daughter of George Stone, Esq., of Brading. On the 9th inst., at the Parish Church, West Derby, by the Rev. J. Stewart, rector, George Spurstow, eldest son of George Miller, Esq., of Tue-brook, to Margaret, second daughter of Richard Barker, Esq., of Elmsley, West Derby. On the 9th inst., at Edinburgh by the Rev. Dr. G rant, J ohn Pringle Boyd, of this town, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of James Black, Esq., of Buenos Ayres and Edinburgh. . On the 9th inst., at Chester, Mr. Thomas Livesey, of C to Miss Hannah Williams, of this town. On the 10th inst., at the Scotch Church, Oldham-st ree t, M r. Thomas Ewart, of Leith, to Mary Olivia, daughter of the late Mr. Wm. James, master-mariner, of this town. On the 12th inst., at St. Michael's Church, Upper Pitt-s by the Rev. H. Carpenter, Mr. John Cann, mariner, to Ellen Gray. Same day and place, Mr. James Simpson, mariner, to Miss Mary Dunn. Same day and place, Mr. Daniel Kirkpatrick to Miss Megeeny. Same day and place, Mr. Alfred Higginson to Miss :Maria Louisa Butler. On the 13th inst., at St. Michael's Church, Upper Pitt-street by the Rev. H. Carpenter, Mr. Thos. Carley to Miss Jane Evans DIED. On the 24th July last, at Callao, aged 20, William Joseph, eldest son of C. NV. Argill, Esq., late of Croydon, Surrey. On the 30th ultimo, at Whitford, near Holywell, aged 77,31 r John Needham. ' On the Ist instant, aged 23, Mr. Kenneth Mackenzie, nephew of Mr. Mackenzie, contractor. The deceased's death was oc casioned by the collision of two trains in the tunnel of Lor ment, on the line of railway just completed between Angou leme and Bordeaux. On the Ist instant, at his residence, Fleetwood, Capt. .1( Humphrey, commander of the steam-ship Cambria, now lug between Fleetwood and the Isle of Man. On the 3rd instant, in London. of consumption, ag H. Stabb, commercial traveller, late of this town. [1 41, Mr On the 3rd instant, aged 67, Hannah, wife of Mr. John Smith, newsman, of Steam-mill-street, Chester. - - - On the 3rd instant, i n L on d on, aged 38, Mr. William White Ryland, son of the late Mr. Joseph Ryland, tanner, of Little Sutton, Cheshire. On the 3rd instant, at Belgrave-street, Low-hill, aged 48, Margaret Wright, wife of Mr. 6. Boyd, On the 4th inst., at Holmes Chapel, aged 22, Mary Jane, wife of 11. M. Edwards, Esq., of Parkgate. ' On the 4th inst., Robert Eccleston, son of Mr. T. Gibb, of Lowry-street, Everton, On the 4th inst., Patrick Keely, Esq.. of Great Nelson street North. On the 4th inst., aged 44, Eliz•ibeth, wife of Mr. Jas. Denver. On the 4th inst., at Scarisbrick, aged 46, Mr. W. Livsey, of On the 6th inst., aged 2 years, John Johnson, youngest son of Mr. James Parkins. On the 6th inst. at Piekhill-hall. Wrexham, Denbighshire, aged 76, Lieut.-Co'l. Keightley, formerly of the 23d Royal Welsh Fusiliers. On the 6th inst., at the house of her uncle, Dr. Copland, F.A.S., Old Burlington-street, London, aged 18, Jemima, youngest daughter of the late Captain James Scott, of this town. On the 6th inst., at Brook•lodge, Cheadle, Cheshire, aged Mr. Wm. Lane. On the 6th inst., wife of John Wybergh, Esq., Church-road ; Seaforth. On the 7th inst., in Bootle-lane, aged 71, Ann Edwards, late of Great Mersey -street. On the 7th inst., at Wavertree, aged 53, Mr. John Johnstone. On the 7th inst., after a lingering illness, Alice, wife of Mr. John Rodgerson, painter. On the 7th inst., suddenly, aged 31, Mr. John Boote, ju n ., shipwright ; deeply regretted by his relatives and friends. On the 7th inst., aged 73, James Harris, Esq. On the 7th inst., aged 51, Mr. John Banks Kirk n °t e Bth • hist., aged in st., a t h is r it e l s r i s a . a C k h e a:l:i a c i k i e , y w .l i a d n o e w , of A i t g h b e u l r : h t Thomas Starr Chadwick, merchant, formerly of this t own. JO Bt h O h the On the Bth inst., Richard, infant son of Mr. Thomas Reason On the Bth inst., aged 55, Mr. William Fowler, milt— of NeWton-street, Toxteth-park. - - On the Bth inst., at the residence of his uncle, Bootle-mount aged William, son of th e l ate James Parlane, Esq., timber• merchant, of this town. daughter of Mrs terce, of u ß s o c fe k r i fe r nae. uu rams, ivavertr Best, Esq., of this town 19, Mary, youngest TA edfx-strpet. it., at her residence, Shatton, nearCockermouth Esq., for relict of the late Joseph Hutchinson, On the9th a;ed 84, Mat, nierly of this town On the 10th aged 38, Hannah, wife of Is, On the 10th inst., at Greenhill, Rochdale, Kathleen, daughter of William Edward Royds On the 10th instant, at her residence. Birkfnh, sacond daughter of the late John Wyatt, Esq .•-• .11 _ • v.l. :.,afont Td111eran,4,...11 1 ad, Anne )), a numerous circle of late Henry French, of nrie o t f ta t „ h r i e s l p ic o t r o t. f tt4On the 11th Customs On the 11th instant, at 15, Cle ve d on-street, Toxteth-pars --, 111 r. Charles H. Napie r , l ate of Leith. On the 12th inst., Jane B r i nt, daughter of Mr. 'Milian' Ockleston, 113, Islingto n . thrierenct Majesty ' s s, shed GS, He aged 53, On the 12th instant, Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. Robt J. A. Houlgrave, it, High Park-street. On the 12th inst., aged 43, Mr. Thos. Doran, of this town: