The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-02-26 00:00:00

?eh. t 6, 180 CORRESPONDENCE. i i bj± ... 1 0 MR. JONES LOYD. V n iz ---- ~ Enzron or 73 ---- E TIVERPOOL STANDARD. —"zed for his 3DIST°' 9111 'I 9 I,_ BAPTIST o k, sii ee that Mr. .Jones Loyd is to be made a peer, ruesdaY rii - h t ‘ f -", g_ v. 1 of 1 844 int i services in bringing • est. T n he roo li z si o af Ris title . .o operation. Sir Robert Peel's n e t x in ce g ss i . 8 3 .110 after rd philo'esot.„breeLord Overstone. Punch recommends he choir were P d d e lt. acq ua r n a t e tone 'indicating,it is en , 1 ,. ance W h • presumed, . his ns gave iva3ft_ l he k . ori o ' consequent ab T e operation of his own bill, re precipitat e " p; Th e g. i ity to advantage himself by its number of is t e bi ll pa lidi operates most v's back, bilv i i" 'c al pg ebt., annuities,ost cruelly, b doubling all long lers. &vertu" - i i i t Propose that /d and fixed charges; and, there be better hug t „ ,pose he h r.. Loyd's title be Lord Overreach, there say ecul • 5 ' but only as discovered 4, Jeman was s • a new way to pay old Y a Way to t ree el d ij wily witbou eh double them. J. H. were with rtra,. p s, tables, char' ransea Herala• ieb to „_ ' "ldh 11 Police-;976 8 1 . 4 D/Tctil 0,,, THE a IRO. ‘ ,- -It '-''' ME LIVERPOOL STANDARD. a barrister, rega le , and it was stated in the radon, appeareit., g ai, w r i te . a PPears t o h newspapers several weeks his natural chili, 5i.... . !is red__e, to too true, that the above-named ost cruel mane l i osD ae . me en 7 6`c an t i t a state of great distress in his old . Inspector e ! , O PaY aud science,u B °. Every lover of virtue, of andsound :onnt, his han ds, col r ii i , afte r r i sinf cannot but regret this • espe ,m on a cloth es taaslT Philos() t from the perusal and study of " The dr. Burt, the 9 140 st P ere, " or P er'" " The Solar System," " The e .0 f l ap s „ arm of the other works of that veteran I Thursday, tunap a o s o ',nor. If c. y 0 l Crat e I Cicero could never read the narra e under 11 ' t, Y the A a death • the child's the ° i, 0 It star pad eh,. without being affected to tears, neck. The luie. ~;dl k e _cel l , re ,„ , . wirer of the writings of Dr. Dick can *ion ur,, lsi b i lleti on " 14 Ms works without the stirrings of the suppura, ii rr s . is . uture of s "„ s pd 't,l l kU raet' is a national posteriors , - alte' e story ly e st„,.. benefactor of the first class. By t E' ' Fn the sun° s ; 1 tOt a AO phi l ' o e and convincing illustrations, he makes ge on cond i ,l l ,e ° % , ritual,' but a rPh and the acquisition of knowledge L n i. the sth of ,u'",,i ti , 0 - e k with pleasure, He whose numerous volumes us BANgitur'o iv the wt s allure . volume of Inspiration—he, whose f JOlO c oe ti atLi ty arks of thethe reader on to the profitable study e case o , k ea am . eham, Noel s ' 'P . de ' ti and • afilier Deity, ought not, in the day of te, on Tuesdal,:fbeft Lless ed ,:ailea f , 5 1 .5 41 , to be passed by unheeded, unpi- Manchester. ..„'",t , tAn u se it l, a e ,4r, "Worth" like his, "by poverty No Lonfo i, 'rto 4 e u , tek,,j l ng of better treatment than that. n (No atisw,,?, r ;r( 4 to a ti 'iort il aPpa l , a source of real grief that his case has T is that 1,31 " . Oat D0 „ , ,e444 1 „ 11 ,ne 4 , ently unnoticed at head quarters, and it out or '6: of 'De "ctnoved itmight most justly and ;ake take that O, re 91: 'lab oa ell, co , ,ed, by the conferring upon him of a se bankrupt '", o d. ia' e et tc, re, o .sidering his great age, and the value and a sin exatmt) 4 : pa t, et o s .intellig en t subject of the Queen could t hom g e, but :11, 1lb.! th e Per s, ab l ace the little paragraph first appeared himself.—N e ' , t tel' a n iTieu w q,aesti oo ( tlcin his misfortune, I have kept lertipt : I sha e , witt ti ro °elle ho is ? ~...ir, such an author is not deserving of ring any roa n° 10 i ts ,, abo r . e lenc e „ nowever, I believe there is sympathy Yes, SIV oo ? ,1 0) : 4 .. ts ere ' i ,,the or y.aoligh h the religious world to raise It is„ s i V fo r l9lo4 l ag so yaure of want. The sympathy only less. wrance : I flit o,r ir sh `qta l a , e tl, or s the benevolence organising. S9me Ille g o ICId eh the wo „ uch like spirit, could do great things answer.) --- 1t : I with etTtoaart amass , of raising an annuity or donation that ou t like with i n s ! 44 o f hl , I days of a most devout astronomer. ttely to the Q a d 11 4t1 1 4 P but 0. quite unacquainted with him ; but I it a moment's k,!tio ,et „..lrbo se uertsh the purest feeling of gratitude to of in. , ` 4.4 8.1 s k„Per? has taught me to behold the glory Rua tody. R a roirlj ;MN Am if Y with satisfaction, " wonder, love, and 'NT W /!... Oh ip eZte n • 3' movement could be begun in Liver 'of Health pa al nd for te b toothi,, c ied to other present Dr. Dick interment , 8.. Of 5,4 4 a0 r0 , ..g lik e towns, to for Extraniersery Aisa ~, , I s h ay a national testimonial that will do and for eve r ' '0 %)tti neaa. Ibe most happy to put my name down blic cemeterifisce, nd yet 90 far.,6 Ili. Nod iSt i r o i poor in theS,_,;, he grave a ll 15 1 ;'," neater arOs T HE cAsE O_ P DR. THOMAS DICK. ate, sir,' yours respectfully, PROPOLA. ITO 7.4 IS k thi rn ,, '' L 'tl i 4‘ - rhe k i "' OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. , z4,„:ai,, of .1 interest which you have always taken 04:Jr Ce4.tuat portion of the hundred of Wirra . ll, l e - ha s p e r r , !tore immediately connected with Bir -5,1 doe thi s rPtea me to trespass on your good na- N ed nes , a etter insertion in your valuable paper. 4 o r ! rl y last, a township meeting of the Tte b,6o"ae atioLutook place, the question to be decided ,Lh epe ;q to w P,4 1 °, 1 ! or not of the act 3 and 4 Win. IV. qv I s o ' "mg, which was negatived. 4 , V Che s i Constable only appointed by the magis .. ; I cior ato l "e, to watch the several townships of Ox 'Not? elau g Veodchurch, Upton, Bidston, Saughall la. e tene e ' OO , & c•, including an area of say 20 miles tit,le ° hi: desi . t „,lif oi: , r esp i le of drawing the attention of the land- Zo PO, t o ee s table residents, and inhabitants generally ~,,r`l'led,_". 1824'e Cheshire County Constabulary Act, 10 "ti t i ''' op :', Wherein the county magistrates are di t.,. ed , ()v ide ,_ n . . i lions th r „ k° application by any township recom- N latis) 'of the Bench, when assembled at Quar -141(4,104qm:4.0r more watchmen to any part of the lo t ii e ntiv: of protection would cost less than adopting 4 s }. Otter e '' The watchman would have no local bias la ti Neit ihi'lliar house property.lnspectors would : 1 , 1. hree "e Z v enience, o a r nd may be effected. dent.y ttli o ,taovi n tbe more influential parties resi in ' for t t l e. the matter before next April Quarter e county of Chester. CHESHIRE CONSTABULARY religions'e.';,rocf: the great' tor jg count of" Ba tt created. 10 will be W .S, , I,' 11 0 unscathed i ll Joint we viro' t of establish r - 0 rep l ete a nd' o o f; tj e i n t e rments„ ent will be 6 9 he country , p_„e remuneratiu; ty last o ffi ces fc, ation for t h e ' hensive pito t en the prese n g o) ‘,l3w oi that they - f eful review °At the entire ID ll eve that it srloo4 that the Prfl'i i ii; that §.upporb was wrecked rowned eg ,own's in support ' En d wife's sist e l)f e propertYLO [all, near the yew tree• ; that a bride been christe Za d• 1850 Yours most obediently, pn -- ;: m menemm , NI , N: - "TING INTELLIGENCE. Q ....-. .... -. W 4 et2 t 'B RING MEETING.—This, the opening ,".. 4 Th e 'ue racing season, takes place on Wednesday 'Pto,i4t. taost interesting race of the day will be the ()s t• N v I L na l Chase, to which there are forty-four ac ; 14t tl l ••Ne tt ' t r 4 lt thirty of whom will be found at th s la. te all the horses engaged have been backe d ,l'ost,‘arit f:Deire friends, who 'have every confidence ~,t T he ;o,rite will be the first to reach the . winning .t tt 'ihi t tl it i k Pri ag Cup is another race that excites in e ~tlb 1 IP) , S generally regarded as a trial by the different '` ) r" ai ld '- ' l ave horses ti engaged in this and the Chester Nthe i att : fre n_ changes the betting considerably 11141 :P t c , t i . ( l ; e : e ;t• e Th Y reeother races and a match bring N ri t ah Close. When we state that the whole ls 41 , 1 ent 4l .„ -a gement of Mr. E. W.Topharn, it will be B ` 4 rin arantee to our sporting readers that the R will be first-rate. t,ll. _ married 11 0 ' 11 0 ley Colliery ere pitched sib" t with som e I were kille.ajt hursday, S ►ipso Gawthorpe l , ;q., of IvY 14 y wheeling o bl ,m, had a Pl 3 O l. , 'ith him A " preached „ v p ids of the,% f er Powell, 0 1 £7 14s. 7 d o ' t Vednesd 9 Y 0 4' ie R,adcliff ese , ra ther - 6 01 d been P r oj ek oat, and iU C d a ,Pbt oo l:tso itt _ THE CHASE. „e.b ri , _ 4 HOUNDS will meet on Wednesday, at yhe Cl e g i e; Thursday, at Poole-hall ; and Satur 4ne,,,Wrg 6 11 ; each day at half-past ten o'clock. „ 1 11.' 4 Y, S TAFFORDSHIRE HOUNDS will meet on tVikZtch mat Brook ; and on Friday, at Ercall itotetiew,: w s ic lllf-past ten o'clock. 1) 4 P; j„ , „W et i n T N S HOUNDS will meet to-day, at '447 1 F r ieesdai, at Preesel Thursday, at Hawk ' clo c k a lr, at Acton Reynold; each day at half- ednesdaY s scitt aving vaor'• pi o er, made i u ter an exPtitir agreed to I" a g a pr [ every ' - ' e helir 3.9 Calling 't Of Ile# thirteen b o r me l anc lioil r aell idst a dis c) • kti, POLICE CE INTELLIGENCE. k4tatl,, k. et %..-..,t 4 4.2 kid L. roan named Richard Devine,. a sa.il ktitr:' Na i s wife were in the habit of fighting with i, in e e `lad en one occasion deprived h' of an eye, k t -1 410, 4 k .of intoxication he had . wounded her • Both parties were addicted to drink -44d to when brought before Mr. 'BlishZ2m: and ttttt;.4'—',.tittlb;::::re'etettie:r7into his own recognizances in 0_ of £lO each to keep the peace. —Two tn,4110,,e,' eunnin ham and Leonard, were drinking; ae7,tti, .;,,,' and blows were exchanged. 'ln the scuffleseverely 1 ) ,_°; (1 1 1 ; a w d _a n _koife, and m cut Cunningham , d I_ t , t li e oca, dry face. r.Rushton ordered Lennar 0 1 N, o I N `- ‘ 5. , 0, or be imprisoned for two months. IN `CRIME.—Thomas 14,`',A,tNNor4 IN of to E t AnS BUT 01, D and not more than ten ~1 15 0sa Rt n e n ' ,.1 , ) 14 8 W u h n O t e h . I growth, b e been brought before - tile. maps. : z%. , ts F,,,,,--''Y times as as there are days•in the year, and . ; t 4, l l, ° ab 4, 4 oo fewer than six times committed, the last noh'ere,,, e ,i'g for robbioz' man of a large sum of money, 4 ,, tll 'D i , °l VT; wwith s tealing - t a wo silk handkerchiefs from the NI ‘ vis a . 'G• Maddv, draper, Lime -street. On kei N Il y isi afternoon the Prisoner walked into th . e s_h ow op 'ttlat ail lie ° a el it. Pe d hirns' If to the articles from the wind , b 4•• * Pp t _ --. .ed fr If pursued and taken into 41;Ns 4 Y ti ti g e e lL ,. l) r .As is ° ol4:er was - committed wa a s L for trial. . On Thursday, 'Mr. . d tP t - 44tiel3ot.t114_1/3int_ellEgAe7ll. William Harker with an 'kat& c0i 11 ,..C8 0 letnen.are memb . ers of Mr. Copeland's iuNti. Y . % , ;1 1 • 1 1 4° -Y• The -complainant stated thaatt, theon al l e ql. o itst r eturning from the treasury, . to en gal, th e accosted him by asking, q t .iliii 4ter,„ defendant 0 11 , 1 11 1 aet " koing to pay me that half-crown.l" He ikl t ,,,, t r ei)i ltske•i ~,,1 -; " What half-crown _w e h g en the 4, 1 4; AeiZed` i ". , You are a d—d eq i ti young thlh ;1 111 Pn.l "Itn by the collar, and struck him. 'Mr. b.' V% b - I_ PL Y to air. Rushton, .admitted that he had ti, -th't,2afek of his hand a cr oss -the complainant's:face, -1 4, 4 41 1 e ;t4ters AEI '. Rushton acr said that constituted 1ik1.:4 4 ' 'ln! ordered the defendant to pay 20s. and tr I N l l 4 4:lll 3 ,ll l ,, xt ri k trn•-•- On Thlirsday, a respectable-100k ,,,1, til e ' b k, named Richard Joye Kinsman, was titl, ) ZV a 4v er tr nd on e theo ;charge lothi er so of having outfitters, defra u d S a t d . ti N N tl ll tb 9n-,,, eace td, of £1.5 clothiers obtaining goods to that ‘‘', - O t l"e - '0r r , 411 , 3 ,_ of false representations. The . ca t se was 4 0, 1 N,_ 4 equ,; th e court by the Guardian Socie y. 11 1 ;'0 ) 47 4',. On i‘lessrs. Bottverie and , Co., Lopdon .. , vie,i," a 4, - no s uch Person had any funds in the bank IZVtit ,ickr4 char P • n stated that a person l °f 13 ge ' P' e Prison'', indebted to l'°s ° r° wnle ,of Dublin, was t kie i llti I ° of d 5 afid in INovember, he received 'l ' l 4l 4l l\i- 4 U on that he 'had lodged the am%un . t, for ke.,srs. Bouverie and Co. Remanded. against a M an cbest er, Persua sioy then she g ig robbed h er e, actly like Gc r ;d from di ° ct iths old, ii ti o.l ' ation Lin d -10 3 to her hu r 'bj ;und, to h e w itb o i .ered nP da ,J )Id, wa s Ai delegate ° V i a , the Cetro ll Je l 'o w ere - , ;curing to co ol n were 3 ,oer!, kers ; the'ipee„ ject of thetel r ) be ed°l) ,F Asylum 6 0. 1 7/, iucing a brr e k liar disa 4 ;,,,ba, A , bossed 0 105, in par, tired Lter-po-- e d letters 0 o 0,5 jinallY; 5 bbiotic; anted 0 , aid the seregt tli;jo types a t f i od a shee t 0 5 ! ft ) t b 1 11 aaf the —„isC co a l/ ti some 1 - 1 cool/ i, v i r e, 11 cot s . 4 • o f the 0 3 : - .11 CoU Tt u tiC, d city ra cv- d g the chi ' ) vr n iol Ir. G. n 'lleft ;, the ffe r i nst tho ci ction ;, t i r e n The r a u fotj C° H u ff s 0 0 . rch• 01 / ent ien the eete d ton of wee, prese,, ° ,lerP t ' o de, roni , orivi c 1 1,30 the p 0! as vet LIST, GENERA-I. POST-OFFICE, F. 25. 14iikk h _ tiol l Rails de.sp'erast PacketllsText Packet )444444rr0 • frosaLondon sailed. I due. til , .......,. . 010 N ~—______ tlAityi,... ::•:::: :: : : 1 1401 7: 4 ti t 1 41 ;ii : : :. (1,,:t v ,,,t 2 : 0 4.. 1 1' 4 7444 Iv eh 4 4 l il'q 4 1 :°. 1 14,11 , cc. lizativrz:zzt 7th, 17th, and 27th of every month Mottrose .. Feb. 18, I Next Ai ail A.ls.'e Feb. 26 20th •f every month. Next Mail Feb.ans 2s 009 Gal 4110 fr Le R es t. ahatO fine' tiVe 0 0 30 1 i, ; E .q.. botol of the if, Y 3ri alSb o j fj , Il e . r a: of t , be fo, j r ;f that ter e ° tbe ii 23 di" ye s, ier P hic : 09 09litertir,; peoo?040! f t so V 6° 1) , 1.1 , th e w orl‘ g. t o e %ado.: Feb, 20 (1) 11,1 ht e lico t, Pv ktew!cit') '1 41 4 , 8 t 444 -• qr e 44' 'Nan 41 1 1 •141% n4 tt ' and g • • • • • • J uttiBlar •TA•ri t ON ti • ot E t t)tr tzo e,.) aud ) k us i ti7; L. Sv, k , r , to N Aer. kkte4) 2 nd and 170 1 0f every Month. 'Gt. Weaterni I Feb. 181 Next Mail , :tte March 7 !, 44 of eve month only 17th ofever month only Y Avon Feb. 2 Next Mail due Feb. 22 Next Mail ;due March 7 II Feb. Western Feb. 18 E°n g• of 4th 1 verY month, HMExpreag H M Peterel Feb. 6 Feb. 24 Ev ery Fri day. Canada !Europa . 2 • Feb, 23: Dlarcb 7 ailo r g e i vllPbtpptlig intelltgrntr. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19.—Wind W.S.W., moderate. ARRIVED.—Matilda, from the Mauritius—Gulnare, from Sa vanilla—Palermo, from St. John's, N.B.—Philadelphia, Stotes bury, from New York. SAILED.—James Corner, Corner; Laconic, Millar; Ashbur ton, Williams; Express, Whitty; Liverpool, Raisbeck ; Mary Ward, Little; and George Brown, Higgins, for New Orleans — Happy Return, Gilbert, Lisbon—El Dorado, Morrison; Bona Dea, Graham; and Ben Nevis, Turner, Savannah—Tryphena, Le Crane, La Guayra—Georgiana, Thompson, Genoa—Rival, Bexfield, and Fox, Martyr, Terceira—Jessamine, Wills; God dess, Galt; Gazelle, Hicks; Onward, Palfrey; and Wizard, Jansserand, St. Michael's—Earl of Liverpool, Coulthurst, and St. Hilda, Inglis, Coquimbo—Mora, Stone, Galatz—G. Dean, Spuring, Sierra Leone—John Bromham, Murray James Gray, Carter; Everthorpe, Woof; and Keying, Pierce,' Charleston — Reliance, Jack, Bahia—Jeune Henry, Perroda, Havre—A. F. Moore, Owens, Jamaica—Tidy, Dorkin, Rotterdam—Osprey, Honeyman, Sydney, N.S.W.—Juniata, Wedge, Baltimore— Fortescue, Layton, Barbados—Dauntless, Johnson, Maranham —Zarah, Ayre, Ceylon—Mars, Small, Cuba—William Rushton, Foster, Vera Cruz—Larch, Dron, Panama—Wahan, Williams, and Marmion, Freeman, New York—Good Intent, Daniel; Ann Hope, Wood; and Virgin de Begona, Mendealdua, Cadiz —America, Cullen, Charente—Frederica Wilhelmine, Suema, Konigsberg—North Pole, Hodgkins, Phillippines—Madame, M'Auney, Valencia—Union, Adams, Hondfiras Madonna, Hubback, Rio de Janeiro—Black Prince, M'Pherson, Lima — Brothers, Dove, Africa—Monongahela, Whipple, and John Ravenal, Wambersie, Philadelphia—Louisa y Jesusa, Galdiz, Havana—Livingston, Thomas, Calcutta—Nereus, M`Lelland, Buena Ventura and Panama—Maria Lowther, Matthews, Ci vita Vecchia—Liscard, Broomhead, Valparaiso—Hebe, Conni beer, Smyrna—Content, M‘Fee, Santa Martha—Huma, Jarvis, Gibraltar—lsabel, Griffiths, Antigua. Alexander, off Monte Video 11th December. Lady Flora Hastings, hence at Accra, and sailed for Bonny 12th December. _ Eolus, Grace; Ann, King; and Fidget, Jarvis, hence at St Michael's. Laurent, Winchester, hence at Copenhagen. Roscommon (s. s.), hence at Harlingen. Henrietta, Armandine, from Rouen for this port, which put into Cherbourg, was discharging, the cargo being damaged. CARDIFF, Feb. 16.—The Argo, Hutchins, of and for Bideford from Liverpool, was lost on the Nash Sands on the 14th inst. A small part of the cargo and stores expected to be saved. HALIFAX, Feb. 6.—The L. Z., Moses, from New York for Liverpool, was abandoned at sea on the 17th of January, in lat. 38, long. 67, in a sinking condition, and set on fire the following day. The crew were taken off by the Marietta, from Bath for Havana, which was subsequently wrecked at Bermuda, but all hands were saved. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 20.—Wind W., fresh ARRlVED.—Triurnfte, Menchaca, from Havana—Carlton, Maranham—Eagle, Moor, St. Michael's—Minerva, Laguna— I 0, Barnes, Demerara and Dublin—Melamra, Terceira— James, Dublin. SAlLED.—Huskisson, Witt, for Africa. A schooner got on shore this morning on the Norih Bank, but has got off, and is inward bound. Waldron, for New Orleans, has put back, one of the crew being injured. The Martha Ward, for New Orleans, has put hack. Heart of Oak, Panope, Ward, and Kanfa, Rossignol, hence at Buenos Ayres. . Alciope, Bennett, sailed from Buenos Ayres for this port on 11th December. Psyche, Foale. cleared at Trieste for this port 4th Feb. Princess, Patterson, and Albion. Hiscock, hence at Genoa. Waverley, Tierman, hence at Marseilles. Cornelia, Hubert, sailed from Nantes for this port February. _ . _ _ Diament, Jansen, for this port, put back to Danzic on 11th February. Gesina, Socken, hence at Bremen. Mary Elizabeth, Richards, from Dieppe, for this port, at Newhaven. _ _ CARDIFF, Feb. 18.—Six pieces of mahogany and a small por tion of the rigging, have been saved from the Argo, from Li verpool to Bideford, which now lies, bottom up, near Break sea Point. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21 ARRIVED.—Sta7of the West, Lowber, from New York— Wyoming, Miercken, Philadelphia--Middlesex, Snow, Boston —Medea, Freeman, Malta. Charlotte, Neill, 4th Jan.; Armide, Langley, sth Jan. ; Anne Armstrong, Williams,Williams,l2th Jan. • Courtenay, Tobin, 15th Jan., and Jane,Zirnie, 16th Jan.—all hence at Bombay. Humayoom, Finlay, sailed from Bombay sth Jan.; Jhelum, Bth Jan.; John Bull, 11th Jan., and Grasmere 15th Jan.—all for this port. Beethoven, hence at Calcutta 30th Dec. Hartley, sailed from Saugor for this port 3d Jan. Glendarah, cleared at Calcutta 26th Dec., and Rajah 31st of Dec., both for this port. Swithamley, Jennings, from Macao at Anjer, and sailed 22nd Dec. for London. Charlotte, Douglas, hence at Batavia 11th Dec. Albert Edward, from Canton for this port, at Gaspar Straits 29th November. Sutlej, hence at Sincapore 4th Jan. Henry Winch, Harris, from Whampoa at Hong Kong, and sailed 7th Dec. for Amoy. William Parker. Wilson, from Whampoa at Hong Kong, and sailed 16th December for Manilla. Euphrates, sailed from Hong Kong for this port on the 28th December. John Dugdale, from Shanghae at Manilla. Cameroman, Oliver, sailed from Manilla for this port 24th of December. John Bunyan, Thompson, from Hong Kong at Shanghae. Larpent, Gibson, sailed from Shanghae 25th Nov., and Eng land's Queen, 9th December, both for this port, and Viscount Sandon, 22nd Nov. for London. Daniel Grant, Edie, hence at Oahu. Dundee, Patrick, hence. and Mary Clarke, Colbeck, for Ade laide, at the Cape of Good Hope. Dale, Cooper, and Emerald, sailed from Alexandria 27th Jan.; H. Warburton ; Parthian ; Alyth ; and ' Adelphi, 29th Jan. ; and Elizabeth, 1 4 Iaddrell, s th Feb. , all for this port. Lavinia, MTee, from Alexandria, for this port, at Malta, re ported to be leaky. Rosa, Pitts, from Genoa for this port, at Queenstown, towed round from Bantry Bay by H. M. steamer Shearwater;having put in there leaky, after being on shore. Gem, Douglas, hence for Valparaise, at Milford. William Rodger, for Drogheda, has put back, leaky, having been ashore on the North Bank. COULTORSAY, ISLAY, Feb. 14.—Part of the stern-plank of a vessel, with Mary Wilson on it, and some fragments of a wreck have been washed on shore near the north-west side of this island. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22.—Wind N.W. t strong ARRlVED.—Washington Irving, Gorham, from Boston— Mazeppa, Richards, Charente—Tit Bit, Cordiner, Oporto— Maid of Alicante, Nicols, St. MichaePs—Precurser, Rutledge, Savanilla, and Doris (s.s.), Palermo. Fortescue, hence for Barbadoes, at Beaumaris. Hebe, for Smyrna, has put back, with loss of bowsprit, fore topsail, yard, - &c., having been in contact with a large ship, off Point Lynas. _ _ _ Several casks of palm oil and a few deck planks were passed 'lsth Feb., in lat. 40, lon. 8, and two of the smaller casks, con taining about 25 gallons. picked up by the Jubilee, arrived at Passage, near Waterford. _ . . . Zanoni, Dawson ; Lady Flora Hastings, and Science, Frei man, hence at Bonny. Dumfries, from Bombay to China, ran on a reef near Bata •via in Dec., but was assisted off by a Dutch steamer, and pro ceeded. . . _ . . Firefly, from Bonny, has been injured, having been run into last evening by the Star of the West. Magdalen,iGeorge, hence at Whitehaven, with trifling da mage, having been ashore. Julian Ungnfta, Antereche, hence at Manilla. Athena, Ogg, from London at Kedgeree. Lydia, Greaves. and Frances, Jones, hence at Colombo. Earl of Hai ewood, Woolfe, hence at-Galle. Ganges, and Euterpe, hence at Aden. Indian Queen, Forsyth, hence, and sailed for Queenstown on 14th Dec.—Henry Curwen, Hodges, from Marseilles—Laid mans, Walker, from Calcatta—Baron of Bramber, Vaughan, from Algoa Bay—Bootle, Patricksen, from Launceston—and Minstrel Boy, Lewis, from Table Bay—all at the Mauritius Pandia, Remana,'hence at Constantinople. Panope, sailed from Zante for this port 30th Jan. Lucretia, Galleine, hence at Corfu. Nueva Fortuna, Barbera, and Lamorna, Topliff, hence at Malta. Cozon, Dunn, sailed from ditto for this port on the 4th of February. Orion, Evans, sailed from Palermo for this port on the 4th of February. Herefordshire, sailed from Marseilles for this port on the 15th of February. Wm. Wells, Rocket, hence at Dunkirk. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23.—Wind W., moderate ARRIVED.—George W. Bourne, Nason, frOm Charleston — William and Ann, Child, from Lucon. SAILED.—John Moore, Sleigh, for Bombay—Lintin, Rigg ; Loodianah, M`Donnell, and Joseph Sanderson, Wilson, Cal cutta—Andover, Hayton, Ceara—St. Hilda, Inglis, Coquimbo —Garaldine, Wakeham, Lima—James, Foreman, Rio Grande —Anglo-American, Howard, Boston—Camillus, Silveater, and Isaiah Crowell, Killey, New Orleans—Columbia, Furber, New York—Canada (5.,), Lang, Halifax and New York—Commodore (s.), Little, Havre—Pedlar, Lewis, Lisbon. Duke of Lancaster, Wakeham, from China at this port ; sailed Ist Nov., from Anjer 20th Nov, and from St. Helena 16th January. Fortunatus, Classen—Amalia, Rodman—Jessie Gray, Hill— and Anton, Bey, all hence at Hamburg. intrinsic, Toole, 'hence for New Orleans, was wrecked on the Gingerbread Shoals 15th Jan. The materials and a small part of the cargo (salt) were-saved by the wreckers, and taken into Nassau i one man (William Price, the cook) drowned. Adelaide, Neill ; Leonora, Thompson, and Gratitude, hence at Demerara. _ _ . . . _ Xarifa, Reynolds---Albert, Hales--Asia, Snowden-and Liffey,-Cuthbert, all henceat Barbadoes. Dryden, Eck, hence at Corfu, and sailed for Patras 27th of January. Twenty-ninth May, Godel, and Hebe, hence at St. Thomas. _ _ _ . Nereid, Slaughter, hence at Jamaica. Serafin, Galdez, hence at Havana. Hope, Recant, and Henry Ismay, Tivy, hence at Laguira. Maria, Vanselow, and George, Petrousky, hence at Danzic. Gannet (s.), Sullivan, hence at Rotterdam. Aurora, Mignet, from Guernsey, for this port, at Falmouth, with damaged<cotton, ex Oneida. 'T. S. Reeves, Bailey, from London for this port, at Rams gate, with bowsprit carried away. •Lneknow, Faucet, sailed from Demerara 11th Jan., Sand tach And Laurina 12th Jan., all (or this port. Peru, Tyrrell, from Benin for this port, at Barbadoes, leaky. Surprise, Hawkins, from Demerara for this port, at ditto. G Cuatemala, from ardiff at Acapulco. Alceste, Ritchie, from Valparaiso at Queenstown. Wm. , lnglis, Newby, from Buenos Ayres at Falmouth. David Banks, Corse, from Rio Janeiro, at Corfu, and sailed for Santa Ahura. 'peon% ILeisk, from Jacmel at Aux Cayes, and was to sail for Antwerp 20th January. JAMAICA, 21st Jan.--harbadian, Simons, sailed 18th Jan., for Liverpool, and put back the same day, having sprung a leak; she will proceed again to-morrow. SUNDAY, FEBr3u?,,RY 24.—Wind S., light, ARRIVE;;:4ICeSie, Ritchie, from Valparide`O—Nundeeps, Bickford, from Palermo. SAILED.—HeIen Munro, Morison, for Cape Town—G. Dean, Spuring, Sierra Leone---Avondale, Armstrong, Sydney, N.S.W. —Courier, Towerson, and Harriet Humble, Bevis, Calcutta— Zarah, Ayre, Ceylon—E.Taylor, Beenlen, Antigua—Theodosia, Ross, Demerara—Natalie, Burgestaller, Havana—Swea, Lof gren, St. Thomas—Earl of Ripon, Bridie, Cuba—Clemanthe, Croscombe, Buenos Ayres—Agnes, Moore, Monte Video—Eli zabeth, Hart, and Dauntless, Johnston, Alaranham—Brazilian, Power, Laguira—Julia, Froste, Rio Grande—Eliza, Thomas, San Frencesco—Everthorpe, Woof, and James Gray, Carter, Charleston—Minerva, Michaels, Philadelphia—Tallyho, Wil son, Beirout—Harriet Augusta, Robinson; Republic, Mar shall; Waldron. Moore: Theodosia, Morton, and Wm. Jarvis, Jarvia, for New Orleans—Lucifer, Brosch ; Cornelia, French; Danube, Chase, and Patrick Henry, Gordon, New York—Sta tire, Evans, Bordeenx—Hero, Weydeman, Bremen—,Black eyed-Susan, Watkins, Constantinople—Henriette, Larsen, and Argus, Wrang. Iceland—Traveller, Meldrum, anee, Davies, Nantes—Rapid, Tucker, Naples—Cadmus, Stan ford; Wm. Harris, Furze, and Elizabeth Ann, Bernard, Rot ten:lam—Montebello, Cothn, Trieste, and Vincedor, Costella, Viana. THE CHARITIES. LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, FEB. 23 DISCHAMGED: In-patients cured, 27 ; Relieved and at own request, : 7; Made Out-patients, 5; Irregular, 2; Dead, 5. — ADMITTED : In-patients, 36; Out-patients, 7 ; Casuals during the week, 15 ; Remaining in the House, 181: - House Surgeon, Mr. C. B. Wilson ; Apothecary, Mr. J. Newton.; Chaplain, Rev.W. Blundell; Treasurer, Alfred North, Esq. ; House Visitors, R. Gibson and H. Moore, Esqrs. THE trvutpooL STANDARD. Bell, Stoup, and Amazon, Rodgers, hence at Vera Cruz, and both sailed for Laguna. Tom Cringle, Marsh, hence at St. Jago de Cuba. Enterprise, Jones, hence at Trinidad. Joven Maria, Basterechea, hence at Havana. Cinderella Ann, and Gustav Adolph, hence at Belize. Cornelia, Mancheca, sailed from Matanzas for this port 25th January. James Gibb, Jackson, and Eglinton, Dillon, from Calko at Queenstown. MONDAY, FEB. 25.—Wind S., moderate breeze. SAlLED.—Rothesay, Mitchell, and Huskisson, Witt, Africa —Nais, Granby, Syra—North Pole, Hodgkins, Phillippines— Socierre, Fauseran, St. Michael's—Grace M`Vea, M`Donnell, New Yotk—Miltiades, Kerr, New Orleans—Corinne, Tille, Dieppe—Mary Johanna, Davies, Zante—Ontario, Holmes, for Charleston—Tell Tale, Legg„ and Vesper, James, St. Michaels —New Hampshire, Chase, New Yerk—LEleeanor. Owens, and Martha, Thomas, Itzehoe—Lancashire Lass, Blacklock, Ga latz—Eliza Moore, Asbridge, Calcutta—Jupiter, Tick, Stettin— Brisk, Dixon, St. Michael's—New Commercial, Shaw, St. Lucia—Berlin, Smith, Philadelphia—Rockshire, Flood, Savan nah—Rose, Peary, Rotterdam—Condor, Halst, Hambro'— Prince of Orange, Stephens, Bombay—Ansbro, Maxwell, Va lencia—Jonge Hendrick, Mulder, and Mary, Rowlands, Rotter dam—Joseph Yeoward, Jones, Leghorn—Helias, Backland, Belize—Ann Powell, Tucker, Rio Grande—Hope, Ellis, Galatz —Cannata, Tilson, Calcutta—Ann, Carruthers, Seville—Zebia. Tonkin, Naples—Wm. M`Dougall, 51‘flougall, Syra—Queen of England, Cawkett, Hong Kong—Paella, Evans, Genoa—lsa belta Harnet. Whelan, C&lcutta—Molly, Wharlich, Santos— Marianna, Monte, Naples—Truant, Jones, and Carlo Castel lano, Genoa—Victoria. Owens, Galatz—Neptimus, Hansen, Eckenforde—Corsair, Leadley, New Orleans—Maria, Pinkey, Beirout—Erowwina, Bakker, Tarragona—Jupitor, Lievens, Ostend—Eleanor, Fuller, St. John, N.B.—Gebroeders, Hieg ner, Rotterdam—Nymph, Delahoyde, Lisbon—Emily, Nicho las, Gibraltar—Margaret and Rachael, Thomas, Leghorn— Belle, Hicks, Oporto—Samson, Butcher, Galatz—Virginia, Ca fieto, Naples—Columbns, Sharnberg, Lisbon—Dauntless, John stone, Maranham—Gem. Rennards. Genoa—Prentice, Wood bury, Charleston—Catherine, Hansen, Antwerp. Zephyr, Lake, from Girgenti ; Freedom, Tyrer, from Mar seilles, and Chance, Dumaresque, from Gallipoli, at Gibraltar, and all cleared for this port. Bridget, and Eblana, sailed from Lisbon for this port 16th of February. John Wesley, Rowe, hence for San Francisco; Catherine, Walker, from Glasgow, for Lisbon, with loss of foremast and hull much damaged, and Joseph Porter, Abell, from Newport, for New Orleans, at Milford. Flora M‘Donald, sailed from Milford for Bombay 23rd Feb. OFF THE PO RT. —Avoca, barque; Nova Scotian, barque, and Rowena, schooner, have not telegraphed where from. ,ftflatiteto. LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET. FEB. 22. Sugar: The market remains exceedingly flat, and there are no sales B.P. to report, but 3,000 bags Bengal have been disposed of, without change in price, a small lot of Madras at 31s. 6d. to 375. 6d., and 600 bags grainy Mauritius at 41s. to 435. per cwt. Foreign.-600 bags and barrels Venezuela sold at 38s. 6d. per cwt. duty paid. Molasses.—The sales are 200 casks Cuba, without change in price, and 200 casks East India Treacle at 15s. 3d. per cwt. Coffee.—The market is very flat, and the ten dency of price is downwards. The sales consist of 200 bags Costa Rica at 555., 40 bags Rio at 535., and 550 bags damaged St. Domingo at 40s. to 485. 9d. per cwt. 900 bags Ginger brought 198. for wormed Malabar, and 225. 6d. per cwt. for good Bengal. No sales of Cocoa, Pepper. or Pimento. Rice. —4O tces. Carolina sold at 20s. 3d., 3,000 bays Bengal at Bs. 6d. to 125., and 550 bags small Brazil at 7s. 6d. to 88. per cwt. Rum has participated in the general dulness, and to effect sales rather lower prices would have to be accepted. The business is extremely limited. Tea.—A fair amount of business doing, at full previous prices, but sales are less extensive in conse quence of the market being barely supplied with the consuma ble descriptions. East India Drysaltery Articles continue dull, and the transactions are not worth reporting. Saltpetre re mains heavy, and the only sale reported is 300 bags, 5 per cent., at 265. 3d. per cwt. The sales of Nitrate of Soda con sist of 130 tons at 14s. 3d. to Hs. 6d., including 50 tons to ar rive at 14s. 3d, per cwt. Guano continues in good demand, and 300 tons sold at extreme prices. O ffiart ets. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 23 The slightly improved feeling which appeared to exist at Lon don, on Monday, has not had any effect either here or at our neighbouring markets. Nothing has been done during the week calling for particular observation, and prices have, on the whole, remained stationary. To-day Wheat and Flour are un changed in value; good Oats as last quoted; Oatmeal very dull of sale, and 3d. to Gd. per load lower ; Beans, Malt, and Indian Corn are all cheaper; other articles without alteration. VESSELS SPOKEN, Fanny, of this port, 6th Feb., in lat. 42, long. 39—Sir John Beresford, hence for Bombay, 11th Jan., in lat. 3 N., long. 22 W— William Fisher, 12th Jan., in at. 3 N., long. 23 W—Orixa, hence for Shanghae, 12th Jan—Rajasthan, from Sincapore, for this port, 28th Nov., in lat. 26 S., long. 63 E—Necropolis, for California, 10th Jan., in lat. 6 S., long. 30 W—Harvest Home, hence for Calcutta, 10th Dec., in lat. 24 S., long. 76 E Ocean Queen, hence for Suez, 18th Oct., in lat. 5 N., long. 19 W—Birkby, hence for Calcutta, 22nd Sept., in lat. 5 N., long. 21 W—Christiana, hence for Valparaiso, thirty-eight days out, on the Equator—Pickwick, hence for Arica, forty-four days out, off Rio Janeiro—George 4th, hence for Calcutta, 18th Feb., forty miles S.W. of Tuskar—Napan Belle, hence for Alexan- Sria, in lat. 46, long. 9—Catherine, of this 'port, for America, with passengers, Ist Feb., in lat. 44, long. 44—Syria, Bth Feb., in lat. 41 N., long. 21 W—Belgorie, from Swansea for Co quimbo, 13th Sept., in lat. 7 N., long. 25 W—Anne Jane, hence for China, 13th Oct., in lat. 37 S , long. 2 W—Britlsh Tar, from Newport, for Ceylon, '4oth Oct., in lat. 39 S., long. 24 E—Anne Jane, hence for China, 13th Oct.. in lat. 37 S., long. 2 W—Wal ter Morrice, from China, for London, sth Nov., in lat. 5 N., long. 107 E—Hermes, from China for Belfast, 20th Nov., off Anjer—Bleng, from Sincapore, for London, 22nd Nov., in Straits of Sunda—Roseanna, 20th Nov., off Anger—Royal So vereign, from Batavia, for London, 22nd Nov., in Straits of Sunda—Bangalore, from Calcutta, for this port, 27th Dec., in lat. 36 S., long. 24 E—Mauritius, from Mauritius, for Queens town, 4th Jan. off the Cape—Duke of Bedford, outward bound, 4th Jan. off the Cape—Thomas Lee, from Calcutta, for Ham burg, sth Jan., in lat. 33 S., long. 16 E—Nile, from Calcutta, for this port, 16th Jan., off St. Helena—Ludlow, from Mau ritius, for London, 16th Jan., off St. Helena—Malacca, from London, from Bombay, 30th Jan., in lat. 4 N., long. 23 W Wm. Nickell, of London, whaler, 26th Nov., in lat. 36 S., long. 89 W., with 1,800 brls. of oil and a fish alongside—Golden Spring, hence for Bombay, 9th Jan., in lat. 27 S., long. 26 W Venus, hence for St. Michael, 20th Feb., in lat. 50, long. 9-- Harriet, 15th Feb., off the Burlings—Free Trader, hence for Genoa, 15th Feb., off the Burlings—Marmion, outward bound, 21st Feb., fifteen miles S.W. of the Smalls. LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, FEB. 19. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. S. P. Turton and Co., Liverpool, commission merchants— E. B. Collard and Co. Liverpool, metal dealers—Morrison and Walker ? Liverpool, ale brewers—J. Atherton and Co., Liver pool, tailors.__ DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS E, Aydon and T. W. Ferguson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocers. J. Hinchcliffe, Wakefield, carrier. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Thomas Matthew Peacock, Lower Marsh, Lambeth, London, and elsewhere, bootmaker. BANKRUPTS John Jaffa and Joseph Willis, Liverpool, tailors, March 4 and 25, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bank ruptcy; solicitors, Messrs. Bridger and Collins, King William street; and Mr. Dodge, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Mor gan, Liverpool. Robert Robson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, manufacturer of plaster of Paris. Robert Knight, Lancaster, tea dealer. John Ellison, Selby, Yorkshire, linen draper. Joseph Stevens, Junior, late of Amblecote, Staffordshire, glass manufacturer. . . William Richards, junior, Wednesbury, Staffordshire, coach smith. Eli Cornelius Hawkins, Bath, beer retailer. George Hutton. Sheffield, grocer. Adam Nicholson, Bowling, Yorkshire, builder. Abraham Desforges Willey Desforges, Alford, Lincolnshire, brickmaker. Thomas Skelton, Keightholme (and not Heightholm, as ad vertised in last Friday's Gazette,) Scarborough, painter. Joseph Jardine, Dartford, linendraper. Robert King, Oxford, coal merchant. Richard Green, Brighton, ironmonger. John Prentice, Oxford, ironmonger. John Sydenham, Poole, printer. Henry John Stacey, Crotby : row„Walworth-road, grocer. DIVIDE/JDb March 14, S. Stocks and M. L. Tait, Manchester and Heaton Mersey, bleachers—March 14, T. Collett and J. Smith, Ossett, near Wakefield, cotton-srinners._ CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. March 14, E. Cocker, Manchester, cotton manufacturer — March 12, G. Davey, Gwineer, Cornwall, miller. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Maume and Norris, Liverpool, commission agents—J. Miller and Son, Liverpool, bricklayers—\V. Haworth, Hardman, and Co., Calcutta; Hardman and Co., Liverpool; and Cargill, Headlam, and Co., Newcastle-upon-Tyne. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. W. Moody, High-street, Aldgate, London, tailor. W. H. Lerew, Upper Norton-street, Fitzroy-square, London, apothecary. Partridge and Jordan, Luton, wine merchants. BANKRUPTS. William Lucan, Preston, Lancashire, innkeeper. George Jameson, Newcastie-upon- Tyne, mercer. Benjamin Axford, Devonport, victualler. William Hanley, Crockernwell, Devonshire, victualler. Frederick Peake, Honiton, linen draper. Thomas Yolland, Ashburton, Devonshire, lime burner. Nicholas Marquand, Treforest, Glamorganshire, draper. Thomas Skelton Sleightholm (and not Keightholme, as ad vertised in last Tuesday's 'Gazette), Scarborough, painter. Zechariah Richard Catchpole, Upper Lisson-street, ILisson grove, cheesemonger. Thomas Dunn. Hastings, builder. Nicholas Mould, Warwick-street, Woolwich, licensed victu aller. Francis Kemp, Colchester, carpenter. Charles Joseph Carttar, Thornton-row, Greenwich, and Shooter's-hill, London, solicitor. John Belpin, Beaumont-stree., St. Marylebone, London, coachmaker. DIVIDENDS. March 18, W. Bury, Blackburn, grocer—March 16, G. Slater, Doncaster, ironmonger. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. March 18, J. Stock, sen., and W. Stock, Ashton-in-Macker field, Lancashire, coal proprietors. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. 26, William Appleton (audit) 26, Jeremiah John Sullivan (proof and div.) Ditto, 11 26, Thomas Martin (proof and div.) 27, John Winder and Co. (special) (Septimus Booker's, 11 28, John Hignett (2nd) District Court, 11 28, George Itmnie (2nd) 28, Joseph Lawrence Butler (audit) Ditto, 11 March 1, Hugh Parry (Ist) Ditto, 11 4, Maurice Jones (2nd) 4, Hugh Williams (proof) Ditto, 11 4, John Jaffa and Co. (Ist) 5, Thomas Cragg (proof and div.) 5, John Stockdale (proof and div.) 7, Samuel Glenny (2nd) Ditto, 11 8, Archer and litthall (audit) 8, Griffith Evans (proof) Ditto, 11 LIVERPOOL AGRIC MARKE s. d. a. d. Hay, old, 20115 0 7@ 0 8i Potatoes, ir New Clover Ditto, Green Mangelwurzel 15 0 —l6 0 Cups Straw, Wheat .. 0 3i— 0 41 Turnips, 11 , ton .12 0 14 0 Oat 0 3- 0 4i Carrots 22 0 24 0 Barley ...... 0 2,1 0 3 Manure 4 6 6 0 JLTURAL PRODUCH r, FEB. 23. s. d. s. d NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT. FEB. 23. ADMITTED : Accidents, 31; Medical and Surgical Cases upon recommendation, 12; Total, 43.—DtSCHARGED : Cured, 19 ; Relieved and at own request, 2; Attending as Out-Patients, 26; Irregular, 0; Died,3.—Remaining in the Hospital, 83. Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Dundas and Mr. Ellis Jones ; House Visitor, C. Inman and John Lightbody, Esqrs. ; House Surgeons, Mr. Tearne and Mr. Wall ; Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rev. Wm. Hughes. oo LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, 68, SOHO-STREET. WEEKLY REPORT, Fan. 21. Boys on the Books 104 1 Boys On the Sick List 6 Average daily attendance.. 93 `Obtained Situations T, D. Anderson, Esq., Treasurer; Joseph Hubback, Esq., Hon. Secrearyl, J. B. Orriss,Superintendentl Visitors, T. Postlethwaite and. Dr. Nottingham. SOUTHERN &.TOXTETH HOSPITAL, FEB. A. IN-PATIENTS. Under treatment . . 40 Cured It OUT-PATIENTS. Relieved, and at own request I Cured and relieved Irregular Dead Entered 8 Treasurer, Benjamin Platt, Esq. ; Honorary Chaplain, Rev. George Dover, pro tem; House Surgeons, Mr. W.P. Harrison and Mr. G. C. Sharman ; Visitors, Gilbert Harrison and Thomas Robinson, Esq. ; Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Cameron and Dr. Petrie. ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARY, ROSE-HILL. Patients attended during the week ;ended Feb. 23 :—At the Dispensary, 127 ; at their own dwellings, 30 ;—total, 157. Joseph Kitchen, Em., Hon. Secretary and Treasurer, 53, St. Anne-street; 'Visitors for the weds, Mr. Thos. Gilbert and Mr. Edward Barton. 260 Sea Island lod ,21, 17ad 20 Stained 5230 Bowed Georgia 7} 2410 f Mobile 6k .. 1 Alabama and Tennessee 5/1 .. 8320' 86480 9270 New Orleans 52 .. 72 610 ( Pernambuco &Paraiba 61 .. 8 } 1316 13731 1 A racati and Ceara 270 Bahia and Maceio 80 Maraultam .. 7 2398 10059 Sawginned 6i .. 6/ } .... Minas .. Part 20 Demerara,Surinam, &c 7 .. • 15 450 Egyptian 9:l 1482; 8495 Barbadoes .... Peruvian .... Bahama • Laguayra .... Common West India, &c • Carthagena ▪ Stnyrna .... Manilla 1460 Surat . .... Madras .... Bengal 20080 bales 23240 247826 LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. FEB. 19 The supplies of English and Irish Grain received into this port since Tuesday last are small, but of Flour and Oatmeal tolerably fair in amount : whilst from the United States the fresh import comprises 509 qrs. Wheat, 11,833 qrs. Indian Corn, and 7,563 brls. of Flour; from Europe only 1,600 qrs. Indian Corn, and from Egypt 2,730 qrs. Beans. Notwith standing the advance in English Whests at Mark Lane yester day, our Corn Exchange this morning was almost wholly de serted by country millers, and our home buyers determined, in a great degree, to remain on the reserve, the sales of Eng lish, Irish, and foreign Wheat of all descriptions were feasible in small retail parcels alone, and at prices scarcely equal to the currency of this day week. Flour of every kind, being also more difficult to part with than usual, States and Canadian re ceded 6d. per barrel. French Is. per sack, and Irish, though not offered lower, was very unsaleable. Barley, Malt, and Pease, ruled nearly in the same nominal position as on Friday; and beans were generally rather depressed in value. Oats, upon a very slow limited demand, might have been purchased at a small decline in value; and Oatmeal, in partial cases, was the turn cheaper. Indian Corn, having been taken more spa ringly to-day than of late, retrograded 6d. per quarter below the rates of this day se'nnight. BRITISH. Wheat, 701 b. s. d. s. d. English, red .... Old 6 0 6 4 New . Ditto, white 6 4 6 10 d 0.... Irish, red Ditto, white 5 4 5 10 do. ... Rye, English, qa. qr Irsh6ol Barley, English, ap , qr 25 0 —27 0 Chevall Scotch & Irish, 11 , 601 b 2 9 3 0 Malt, English, 49 , qr. .. pale 5O 0 —54 0 Irish Oats, per 451 b. English & Scotch, old 2 8 2 10 New Welsh Irish, fine sorts 2 5 2 6 `-do. general do. 2 3 2 5 do. Beans, English, we, qr 3O 0 —34 0 do. Scotch & Irishm 4801 26 0 —27 0 do. Pease, English, white Do. & Irish .. maple — grey. Flour,per 2801 b English & Irish, 2nds 26 0 — 27 0 fine., Ditto. superfine 29 0 —3O 0 extra Oatmeal, 19 , Id. of 2401 b Irish, 1848 Canadian Bran. wo 241 b Wheat, as 70lb. Canadian red United States do Danzig, mixed and do L Baltic & Hmburg do Riga and Petersbg. do Odessa, common do French,Spanish,&c,do Bannat & Marianopoli Mediter., &c. hard.do Rye, v qr., Baltic, &c. Barley, a 601b,Grinding Oats, v 451 b. Beansmqr. European 480th. Egyptian Pease, p qr., Baltic, &c., white Flour, v barrel, Canadian sweet U.S. West. Canal .. do Philad. & Bltimore.do Do. &Canadian.. sour Indian Corn, v 4801 b. American white European do Do. Meal, v brl. 20 6 —2l 0 'old do. FOREIGN. Ld. s. d. 590 6 0 6 0 6 3 4 8 6 6 5 9 6 0 127 0 I 1 - i :_- - - - 2 3- 2 4i 9 2 - 2 3 24 0 -27 0 128 0 -30 0 28 0 -29 0 32 0 -34 0 19 0 -20 0 19 0 -20 0 ' 0 10 - 1 • s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 5 8— 6 0 white 6 3 6 6 6 0— 6 4 do 6 6 610 6 0— 6 4 bighmix 7 0 7 3 6 0— 6 6 white 6 3 6 9 5 3 5 6 Archngl 4 10 5 1 5 0 5 2 Polish 5 5 5 7 5 9 5 11 white 6 0— 6 3 5 5 5 7 Egypt'n 4 0 4 2 4 3 4 6 20 0 —22 0 2 10 3 1 Malting 0 0— 0 0 2 5 2 7 Russian 2 3 2 4 28 0 —32 0 21 0—•22 0 26 0 —2B 0 ICanada.'2s 0 —26 0 '2l 0 —22 6 lO 0-0 0 22 0 —22 6 Ohio ft. 4 0 —25 0 23 0 —23 6 N.Orins 0 0— 0 0 18 0 —2O 0 29 0 —3O 0 'yellow . 27 0 —2B 0 0 0— 0 0 ido. .... 28 0 —2B 6 ]3 6-14 0 .... 0 0 0 0 CORN EXCHANGE, FEB 22. A slight amendment in value and , a little more firmness in Wheat, are noted in some of .the English markets this week, but no symptoms of a lively character in other branches or _ . the trade; and to the general routine of business in the Irish markets recently, similar remarks equally apply. In describ ing the state of the Corn trade here during the interim from Tuesday last, we have merely to revert to the foregoing cir cular and confirm its contents; the demand for all articles having remained languid and prices generally unvaried. At our market this morning, we have again to report a very inactive trade in all its aspects. Wheat of every description having been disposed of upon a very limited scale, and re stricted to the urgent wants of a few needy buyers, merely sus tained our last quotations. Flour of every class has been taken very sparingly, States and Canadian declined 6d. per barrel, and all other kinds 6d, per sack below the annexed rates of Tuesday. Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease, including Oats and Oatmeal, appeared to meet scarcely any inquiry, but holders refusing to sell under Tuesday's rates, our quotations remain stationary. The transactions in Indian Corn were ex ceedingly trivial. Prime old maintains last Tuesday's quota tions, but new, of which the bulk of the supply consists, was difficult of sale at a decline of 6d. per quarter., LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. FEB. 22 Notwithstanding the accounts by the last steamer from Ame rica were considered favourable to holders, yet the dull state of trade in Manchester, and the doubtful and unsatisfactory po sition of affairs on the Continent of Europe, have tended much during this and the preceding week to cast a gloom over the market, and caused, in some quarters, a greater disposition to realise, whilst the principal importers of American have generally abstained from offering their stocks at current prices, which, during the past fortnight, exhibit a decline of fully per lb. in American descriptions. id. to id. in Brazil and the commoner qualities of Egyptian, and id. in Surat. Sea Islands are more freely offered, and barely maintain pre vious rates. Speculators have taken 6,020 American, 20 Egyp tian and 60 Surat, and Exporters 580 American and 370 Surat. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, For the week ending February 22, 1849. • 1 Prices paid 1 Imports SALES OF THE WEEK. lin the week. i ThisWk ThisYr, LEEDS CORN MARKET, FEB. 19. The arrival of grain to-day is smaller than of late, and a fair amount of business has been done in Wheat and Barley, at last week's prices. In other articles we quote no alteration in value. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET.—YESTERDAY. We have had a very large supply of Cattle, and the trade exceedingly dull at a reduction of id. per lb. on all descriptions of Stock. The supply of Sheep was small, and our last figure was well supported. Prime first-class Heifers Second-class Heifers Prime first-class Oxen Old Cows and half-fed Oxen. Prime Wethers Second quality Wethers Old Scotch and Irish Ewes SINKING THIS OFFAL . sd. to Od. per lb 40. n 4/d. " . 40. " 41d. " 4d. " 40. ” 6/d. " 6}d• ” sd. " " 41d. " 50. " PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, FEB. 23. s. d. s. d. I . a . d. a. d. Beef To lb 0 4i to' 0 7 Grapes For.* lb 0 6 to 0 8 Mutton 0 5 0 7 Pines, For. each. 0 0— 0 0 Veal 0 5 0 7 Do. Eng.* lb. 4 0— 0 0 Lamb { f°re.qr 8 0 —lO C Fowls, * couple. 3 0— 0 0 hind-qr. 4 0— 6 0 !Ducks 4 0 0 0 Fresh Pork .... 0 51— 0 6i Geese 3 0— 5 6 Hams 0 0— 0 0 Pigeons 1 6 0 0 Salmon 2 0— 2 2 Grouse.. *,brace 0 0— 0 0 Soles Cod Fish Turbot For. Melons each 0 0— 0 0 ,Hares each 2 9 3 0 Filberts 0 10 0 0 F Turkeys 3 0— 7 6 Plovers Fresh Butter .. 1 2 0 0 Rabbits, AR , cple 2 0— 0 0 Salt Ditto 0 7 0 10 Plovers Eggs *l2O 6 4 0 0 Wild Ducks .... 0 0— 0 0 Potatoes, ¶ Peck 010 1 2 Woodcocks .... 0 0— 0 0 Asparagus, *ioo 3 6 0 0 Larks ....*doz. 0 0— 0 0 LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL, FEB. 24. Direct. Indirect. Direct , Indirect. Australia .. Oct. 20 klauritius .. Dec. 18 Bahia .. Jan. 10 Mazatlan.... 8 Barbadoes 27 Nlexico, (city) .. Jan. 1 Bombay .. Mobile Feb. 1 B. Ayres .. Dec. 22 Vlonte Video .. Dec. 1 Bermuda .. Jan. 23 New Orleans .. Feb. 4 Calcutta f• New York • • 7 C. G. Hope. .. Dec. 29 Panama Chagres„ .. Jan. 7 Pernambuco. Jan. 14. Charleston .. Feb. Rio Janeiro .. Jan. 2 China .. Dec. 2. San Francisco 1 Demerara Jan. Is Savannah Feb. 1 Havana 2 St. Helena.. Jan. 16 Hayti • • Jan. 17 St. Thomas.. .. I.lan. 17 Honduras — 3 rinidad.... • • 19 Jamaica - 21 Valparaiso } Nov. 29 Lima Maranham Jam ,5 Vera Cruz .. T . 18 PRESTON CORN MARKET, FEB. 23 The supplies fresh up are unimportant. The trade this week opened with a little more firmness as regards Wheat and Flour, and full prices were established, but subsequently the demand became languid at our previous currency. Oats and Oatmeal attracting little notice, the former declined id. per bushel, and the latter 3d. to 6d. per load. The supplies from the farmers are falling off, and we had to-day a poor show of English Wheat at our Corn Exchange, the sale for which was tolerably active at an improvement of 6d. per windle on fine, and 9d. on com mon qualities. Irish a little more inquired for and Id. per bushel higher. No alteration as regards Flour. Beans in good demand at our quotations. Oats and Oatmeal, in the absence of an active demand from the interior, were each difficult to sell at the above abatement. Bran 6d. per pack lower. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. FEB. 22 The supplies this week are moderate. There is an inactive trade in Wheat, and prices remain as last week. Barley sells slowly at late rates. The demand for Oats and Shelling is in retail, and prices easier. Beans is. per qr. lower- WISBECH CORN MARKET, FEB. 23 At this day's market there has been only a moderate show of Wheat, which in most cases barely maintained last week's rates ; only a few sharp dry samples obtained full prices. Beans and Oats bought on rather better terms. The trade on the whole is dull. Best Red Wheats 621bs. to 631bs. per bush..36s. to 37s..extra 38s. Secondary Wheats 60Ibs. „ 61Ibs. „ 325. „ 34s..extra 365. Best White Wheat 62Ibs. „ 631bs. „..395.,,405..extra44g. Sec. White Wheat-6405. „ 611bs. „ 355. „ 37s..extra 38s. Beans 65Ibs. „ 66ilbs. „ 235. „ 24s..extra 265. Oats 1 Ist. „ 12st 7d. „ 7id. extra Sr. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET, FEBRUARY 23 From the farmers there was again a liberal supply of Wheat to this day's market, and the arrivals coastwise during the week were also to a fair amount. The demand continues to rule dull, and there is no life in the trade, millers confining their purchases entirely for immediate consumption, and prices may be quoted much about the same as on this day se'rinight, for all descriptions of quality. Malting Barley in plentiful supply, and the sale rules slow at former rates. In Grinding not much passing, and the value remains unaltered. Oats in large supply coastwise, and also - from:the country; the sale rules heavy, although not much change can be reported in the value of good quality. In Peans, Beans, and Rye, scarcely Flour in large supply : the demand exceed- gly dull W heat— at my quotations. Northumberland, white,'new per qr.... 40s. to 43s Do. _ red, do. .... 345. to 38s Flour— Norfolk household, per sack BELFAST CORN MARKET, FRB The trade this week in home produce has been generally fair, and fun prices have been maintained. Wheat has experienced little change, but was firmly held. Flour continues dull for all kinds. Barley unchanged. Oats sold freely, at late rates. Oatmeal was not active, but firm. Indian Corn remains very dull, and we quote about 2s. 6d. per ton under last week's price:. Say prime White, .e 7 ss. ; prime Yellow, .e 6 12s. 6d. At this day's market all articles of home produce were in brisk demand, and supplies being small Wheat and Oatmeal advanced about 3d. per cwt. Indian Corn without any signs of life, at the quotations. CORK CORN MARKET. FEB. 23. Flour meets a steady consumptive sale, for the most part good inquiry. Indian Corn meets little attention. Foreign Wheats support last week's rates, with a less active business doing. To our Grain market the supplies are small, without change in prices. DUBLIN CORN MARKET. FEB. 22. We had a small supply of grain at market to-clay—prices of uesday were fully supported for all articles, and in some in- Wheat. Scarcely a transaction in Indian Corn, and we reduce our extreme quotation 6d. per qr. White Wheat.. 20s Od to 23s Od Oatmeal lOs Od to 118 6d Red ditt0...... 19s 04 to 21s 04 I Second Flour 12s 6d to I6s Od Barley lOs Od to 12s 64 Indian Corn, Oats, old Bs 6d to 108 Od j 480 lbs 26s Od to 28s Od SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, FEB. 20. The show of stock was very large to-day, especially Beasts Of Sheep the supply was fair. Some excellent Beasts froir . _ supply; and the best Beef was a shade lower. No change in the value of Mutton. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. FEB. 21 Our market to-day was a large one, with a tolerable demand for young stock, but very dull for Beef and Mutton, which were 2s. to 3s:per cwt. lower than last week, and Mutton id. per lb. Reef, in sink, 40s. to 435. ; Mutton, sd. to 6d. ; Veal, 62d. ; Lambs, 20s. to 245. each. STATE OF TRADE. MANCHESTER.—The depression which characterised our market on Tuesday has rather increased, on the whole, as the week advanced. The decline in the prices of Yarn, from the recent highest quotations, may be broadly stated at id. to id. per lb., except in the finer counts of mule Yarn ; 3d. per piece in printing cloths, and 3d. to 6d. in shirtings, the better qua lities of the latter having yielded the least. This giving way has not led to any increase of operations, on the part of any class of buyers, all of whom seemed perplexed with the pre sent aspect of the trade, and determined, therefore, to adhere to that cautious line of conduct which they have latterly pur sued. In sto:- tat " '--s .eating w.. decline has taken place, we are of course aware, as our practical readers are sure to be, that the late high rates were, to a great extent, merely nominal,—the bulk of the business having been effected (as is usually the case under such circumstances) at various lower steps in the upward course. The real concession is. after all. but tittle. ROCHDALE.—There was a very good demand fin* kerseys and coarse goods on Monday; business in Flannels has been much the same. Wool market firm at former prices. _ . _ HUDDERSFIELD.-Our market remains much in the same state as last week; the deliveries to order have been large, but the supply in the market LEEDS.—Although the London Wool sales show an advance of price in the raw material, we cannot notice any corre sponding rise in the price of Woollen Cloth in this market. Manufacturers, indeed, seem willing to submit to lower rates of remuneration than they formerly did providing they can keep their machinery constantly employed. Many of them continue emploped in orders, and the trade is steady in de mand, without, as we have said, improvement in prices. _ _ _ BRADFORD.L-WOOL.—The activity in the sales of Colonial Wool has not induced any increased purchases in English, and the spinners are now buying on the most limited scale—just assorting their stocks. The quantity in the market was not so great as it was two months back ; but at this season the sta plers are disposed to quit their stocks, as the loss in weight is quite equivalent to a small profit. YARNS.—Ttis branch of the trade, which for some months has continued busy, is not in the least degree actually duller, for all is taken off as pro duced. PIECES.—The demand for goods is quite equal to the average for the season, and for some descriptions the demand is quite equal to the supply. Orleans, however, are not so much sought after as they were some weeks ago. Considerable orders have been given out by the American merchants, and to all appearance there is likely to be a large business done from that quarter during the spring month. Fancy gpods,:suited to the spring trade, are in great request, but the infinite variety of style prevents anything taking a very decided lead in either tissue or pattern. HALIFAX.—More stiffness just now in the worsted trade, and merchants are shy of giving orders, appearing to be anxious to watch the yarn market, which is also more quiet. Spinners are still full of old contracts ; but the export houses do not give new orders freely, and seem disposed to wait the regular shipping season. Wool somewhat inactive; and, if anything, rather easier. RAILWAY RECEIPTS. The following are the receipts of railways for the past week ; that is to say, up to the date to which the respective returns are made:— I Week ending RAILWAYS 1030. Amount. Feb. e s. d. Aberdeen l6 805 0 0 Amiens and Bod'ogne l7 1070 0 0 Belfast and 1139vtrena Birkenhead. Lan. a-(lCl , e - ,bire. —l7 I 759 0 0 Bolton, Blac;:burn, C. and W. Y —l7 403 0 0 Bristol and rAeler Caledonian Chester and Holyhead Dublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Dundalk and Enniskillen East Anglian Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh and Northern Eastern Counties East Lancashire Eastern Union Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr. Glasgow and Greenock Great Northern and East Linc.., Great Southern and Western Great Western Lancashire and Yorkshire Lancaster and Carlisle Leeds and Thirsk Liverpool, Crosby, & Southport. Londonderry and Enniskillen London and North-Western London and Blackwall London, Brighton& South Coast London and South-Western M'chester, Sheffield, and Lincoln Midland, Bristol,& Birmingham Midland Great Western(lreland) Newcastle and Carlisle North British Paris and Rouen Rouen and Havre Scottish Central Scottish Midland Shrewsbury and Chester ...., Shropshire Union South-Eastern South Devon Taff Vale Ulster West Cornwall Whitehaven Junction York, Newcastle, and Berwick York and North Midland, &c CATTLE SLAUGHTERED IN LIVERPOOL, FOR THE WEEK ENDING FEB. 22. 681 Sheep and Lambs 246 Pigs TIDE TABLE. DAYS. MORN. lEVENO.I FIGHT.] HOLYDAYS, ETC Feb h. m. h. m. ft. in. Tuesday.... 26t 11 3 11 27 19 5 Wednesday .27 11 49 - 20 5 Thursday .. 28 011 031 20 10 Fliday,:lllay. 1 052 113 20 1 Saturday .. 2 133 154 18 10 s S i ti o n n d a l a y .... 2 2 y.... 42 5 1 3 3 3 3 2 14 3 j 1 57 32 !ad Sunday in Lent. 0 0 0 --- 10 5719 0 0 -- 17 1282 0 0 -- 13 237 0 0 -- 14 654 0 0 -- 19 570 0 0 -- 16 1044 0 0 -- 13 123 0 0 -- 17 738 0 0 -- 16 2378 0 0 -- 16 1878 0 0 -- 17 13287 0 0 -- 17 2539 0 0 -- 17 1848 0 0 -- 16 2445 0 0 -- 16 868 0 0 -- 10 2530 0 0 -- 16 3616 0 0 -- 17 12592 0 0 -- 17 10826 0 0 -- 10 3175 0 0 __ 10 608 0 0 -- 17 76 0 -- 16 120 0 8 -- 17 38003 0 0 _- 17 599 $ 0 -- 16 6426 0 0 -• 1 7 7209 0 0 -- 17 4564 0 0 -- 17 19340 0 0 -- 17 904 0 0 -- 9 1879 0 0 -- 17 3080 0 8 -- 16 5684 0 0 -- 16 2221 0 0 -- 17 1122 $ 0 -- 16 368 0 0 -- 17 1241 0 0 -- 17 366 $ 0 -- 16 7607 6 0 -- 10 1510 0 0 -- 16 1510 $ 0 -- 17 722 0 0 _- 16 275 0 0 -- 10 201 0 0 -- 17 12292 0 0 110985 -- 17 5930 0 0 6307 Beasts Calves 6536 1320 1756 6RB 216 Zirtl)s, , - , , ,TtarrtaCtrs, Brativ. BIRTH. On the 13th i n st an t, a t Gl yn Pada S rn, Llanherris, Carnarvon shire, the lady of J. G. LAWRENCE, Esq.,of the Bengal army of a son. On the 14th instant, at the Castle, Parsonstown, Ireland, the Countess of ROSSE, of a daughter. On the 15th instant, the wife of the Rev. J. H. STAFFORD, of a son. On the 16th instant, Mrs. EI VARD WILLIAMS, of Holt• street-house wife of JOSEPH GODDEN, Esq the wife of WA: ad, of a s, Airs. JAItIES URQ the wife of A LOCKART, Esq surgeon, of Oxton PIKE, Esq.; of Pattileld, On the 19th instant, in HART, of a daughter. Same day, at Edinburgl M.P., of a son. low-hill, oiOcaugi Same - d. On the 21st instant, the Park-grove, Birkenhead, of Same day, Mrs. EDWAR Same day, at Finchett He On the 25th De, Esq., H.8.M., cc VAN CITTERS; On the 30th De, ter WM. SIMAIO. aged 14. - On the 7thinstant, at LI, of Dee-bank Coalvrork- ' no of Air. IV. DAVIES, of Mc Same day at the eat SON, tailor, to Miss Fylde. Shortly after a to their respective hom dons event the brid by the way of Liver Same day, at CI engineer,_ youngest soi spinner, formerly of Black]) Mr. HEALD, Eaves. Chor On the 10th instant, at St Halton, Mr. PETER CART Mr. R. JONES, mariner, 13 On the 12th ii Mr. W. ARCH! daughter of Mr Same day, at TAGU, second sc MARY, only chi am-terrace, Mrs. HAROLD OWEN, of r. H. L. ESHELBY, of a daughter. ) CONNOR. of a MARRIED. at Batavia, ALEXANDI P. CERRIE I county, Vi Jut: unapei, Lytham, Mr. W. CLARK ,IARY MORRIS, both of Ponlton z le : ceremony the dearly belOved and set off, rlpam • • tt, nis for THOMAS HAUGHTON, tune. civil ite Mr. J Haucliton cotton- I, near Cheltenham, ;ed steer VVAILIJ, g's Arms, Pi Same day, at Glasgow gow Examiner, to CATHARI P. NEWLANDS, Esq , mere!' _ Same day, at Lamloch, Kirkcudbrightshire, the Rev. D. R DOUIE, M.A., of Largs, to JANE GILFILLAN, daughter c the late J. M'CRONE, of Rock villa, Isle of Man. Same day, at Sr. Catherine ' - Miss SARAH LEADSOM. On the 13th instti late JABEZ BAY! daughter of JAS. On the 14th instz Rev. D. James Brampton, to SUSANNA,' ilat 4 l‘ Esa.. of this town. On the 16th inst M:KAY, of Prince ter of the late Mr. J PARGETER to Si WARD, of Eldon-p; Same day, at St: Br STIR, of ] PARGETE :verton, to ( Same day, at Chili daughter of the late .1 lows.• On the 20th ir Burton, M.A., Mr. GORE. On the 21st instant SOLI NI /FIN BAI' ch, Mr. THOS. DIXON to , wo, to KA rmooKS, of r. W. CHARLTON, s. r of the late T. WILSON DONALD 's Islan nt Hill r. W. HUNTLEY FOR .cond daughter of Mr. E BOYD to MARY t, at St 11, by the Rev. C. H. Miss ELIZABETH JONES, jun., of Alfred-street, to ELIZABETH, eldest daugh ter of JOHN DORNING, E sq., of North-view, Edge-bill. Same day, at the P ar i s h Ch urch. HuddPrsfieli, by' the Rev. C. Packer, Mr. WM. CROSS MARSH to SARAH KENRICK, eldest daughter of Mr. WM. GREGORY, of Huddersfield. Same day, at St. Mary's Church, Birkenhead, by the Rev. A. Knox, SAMUEL ANDREW, Esq., of Lees, to Miss MACRAE, daughter of the late John Macrae, Esq., Everton. Same day, at the Parish Church, Runcorn, by the Walker. Mr. JOSEPH SAVAar ..... to MARIE JAM ES daughter of Same day, at th the Rev. J. R. Wel___, Cheshire, to FANNY IA NL 1 FPI LES C. f Same day, at the H TODD: of 03:tc town, Isle of Mt A. L - Jan.n.n., or toe 53(1 Regiment, son Cif R. ker, Esq., of Cuerdon Hall, Lancashire, to JUDITH CARO. LINE AUGUSTA, daughter of the late JONES PANTON, Esq., jun., of Plas-Gwynn, in the county of Anglesey. Same day, at St. John's Church, by the Rev. Robert W. 8.A., Mr. THOMAS EDWARDS to Miss MARY MS. On the 24th instant DIXON, waft D. EVANS t Christ Church, Mr. CHRISTOPHER r, to SUSANNAH, third daughter of Mr. Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. JOHN PIMBLETT to Miss MARGARET ROTHWEI - Yesterday, at St. Et ugnes, S, both of this town Same day, at St. John's Church, by the Rev. R. W. Wolse. ley, 8.A., Mr. JAMES RIGBY to Miss SARAH DITCH FIELD. Same day and place, Mr. JOHN CURRAN to M BURNS. DIED. On the 3d September, at Greenfield, South Australia, 38, ANNE, wife of ROBERT M ONTGOMERY, Esq., sung, and daughter of the late Rd. Atkinson, Esq., of this town. On the Ilth December, at Colombo, Ceylon, aged 38, CHAS A. WHITEHOUSE, Esq., formerly of this town. On the 16th December, at Wyke, Cromdale, Moraysl , ' aged 105, JANET MACKINTOSH ; and on the 6th ul' aged 102, ROBERT STEWART, husband of the above patriarchal pair enjoyed each other's society as 7 , - - fnr Bev , Iv years. io. ;enty-eig.. and had nine daughters and one son, forty-eight grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. On the 20th January, at Aden, M. RICHARD S. POWELL, of this town, a few days after landing from the barque Ganges. On the 3d instant. at Letham-mill, parish of Dunnichen, aged 108. Mrs. WALKEn_ rar r ,sr .1 Walker East Mill . O - f — doWaChy . : vi Lite ,ale Air. a l exanuer On the 7th instant, at Swansea, Mr. W. JENKINS. By in dustry the deceased had raised himself to the high position of being the wealthiest shipowner in the principality. Same day, aged 32, ELEANOR , t h e w i fe of Mr. J. WOOD YER, marble-mason, Prince Edward's-place, Clare.street. Same day, in _ CLAGUE, late of Castletowt On the Bth instant, at Ashcrort Acaden. in his 18th year, JOHN DENNIS BLOND., The circumstances connected with the history of this youth extraordinary and interesting. He was captured at the sieg of Shanghae, during the late Chinese war, and at its termina tion was transferred, as cabin-boy, to the Blundell, East India man, under the command of Mr. J. Storr Foster, who brought him to England, where he fell into the hands of Earl Fitz william; who placed him as a boarder in the above establish ment, November 16. 1843. 3, Mr. WILLIAM near Wentw Same day, at L_, WILLIAM and ROBERT BI the former 23 years ; place, farmer. The within an hour or t, The former exuired at eight o'cloc On the 11th rick, near Kirkham, of t, of tb other, i the hitter followed him ,nt, the R " • - fail, Flintshire, one of the modern times. On the 12th instant, at N ELLEN, wife of Mr. ROB late Mr. Leigh Lyon, of hei On the 13th instant, awfu a her 43d year, MARY IT - HAi ~ = 4h, whilst smokir Same day, at Congl of the firm of Messrs, On the 14th instant WATSON, joiner Same day, age TIE, pilot Talbot Ii a pipe. Mr. JOHN TWIST, of Rhldlan, WM. CHAD DOCK, ock and Son, wine -merchants: ged 64, SARAH, wife of Mr. JOHN 16, JANE, only child of Mr. WM. CHR On the 15th instant, after a lingering illness of eight years, aged 71, ANN, wife of Mr. WM. CALVERT, engine -titter. Same day, at Ormskirk, aged 59, Mr. HENRY BROMLEY, painter, of the firm of Bromley and Sons. DICKENS BUCKLE, ral ot IL,spitals. Same day, aged 50, Mr. HARRISON MITCHESON, of South Castle-street, and late of Maryport. On the 16th instant, at the Castle, Parsonstown, Ireland, the infant daughter of the Earl and Countess of ROSSE. Same day, aged 81, ALICE FORM BY, having been a member of the Wesleyan Connexion fifty years. Same day, aged 65, Mr. RICHARD MOORE, publican, Great Crosshall street, and for several years brewer at Truman street Brewery. Same day, at 1 Esq., Deputy Ir le of Wight Same day, azed 29, ANN, relict of the late 11r. J. H ACK ETT, watchmaker, - awl eldest daughter of Air. W. Richardson, brushmaker, of this town. On the 17th instant, aged 44, Mr. THOMAS RUSHTON. of the Vauxhall Vaults, Vauxhall-road, and formerly flour-denier. Same day, in Fitzwilliam-street, Botanic-road, Belfast, of scarlet fever, HENRY BREMNER, second son of Mr. JAMES STRACHAN, of the Provincial Bank of Ireland. Same day, at Greenock, of scarlet fever, in her 6th year, MARY JANE, only daughter of the late Captain W. BROWN, of this town. Same day, in Falkner-street, corner of Crown:street, after a protracted illness, in his 35th •ear, Mr. JOHN WORRALL. Same (lay, in Stanley-street, Warrington, aged 21, ALFRED BURRELL, youngest son of Mr. THOMAS REDISH, formerly of this town. Same day, after a long and severe illness, aged 5,, JANE, the beloved wife of Mr. JOHN TODHUNTF.R, stationer and news-agent, Birkenhead, and formerly of Low-house, Setmor thy, Cumberland. ame day, aged 74, Mrs. E. HUGHES, of Currie-street. Same day, at Nantwich, aged 83, ELIZABETH, relict of the late Mr. JAMES WESTMORE, of Nantwich. On the 18th instant, suddenly, aged 38, LYDIA, relict of Mr. S. B. FRANKLAND, and daughter of the late ➢ir. Wm. May brick. Same day, at Preston, ELIZA, the wife of Lieut. J. CHAP MAN, R.N. Same day, aged 2 years and 3 months, EDWARD, son of Mr. JOHN CROASDALE, watcligi Ider, Spring -place. Same day, in his 84th year, Mr. T.OWEN, farmer, Simons wood, in this county. Same day, aged 26, Mr. DOUGLAS HAMILTON son of William Hamilton, Esq., surgeon, Ipswich. The deceased lately resided at Liverpool, where he was univ; rsally respected. His loss is severely felt by his parents and friends. On the 19th instant, at Douglas, Isle of Man, aged 61, Lieut. RIDDICK. Same day, aged 2 years, EMMA, daughter of Mr. ASTLEY, of Hamilton-terrace, Elm-grove. Same day, at Moston-house, Cheshire, in her 24th year, EL LEN, youngest daughter of the late Mr. SUTTON, of Ryton, Denbighshire. WARD t o h e L 2 A O y t o instant, c i senior, a geds9, compositor, ELEANOR,jie, Same day, at Melting, in her 49th fear, ANN, wife of JOHN CARTER. On the 2tst instant, awfully sudden, in her 55th year,' CES, the wife of Mr. JOHN MARTIN. of the Unio - Clayton-square. .r Pre , 67, FANNY, wife of Mr. ROBE 01 Same Same day,da y, aged tlie firl f :11 1 1 1) . I n t ( I ) S \ N A ' N A- , C 8 7, finerly . cu'r.vvir•eogifce3.lr Er Same day, at ainig,D.,,, instant, Duncan -place, da - el e ; , 4c2Bo ' : ELLEN I of 1 ,- ged c is H ct hi lA S OOcai Na l I nndOn t n m : ortt ere l i O f A e d en N 2l2 a . D a3r2 yt l o djNc o l r i . N i r Fleece Inn, Sir Thr Same day, vii Eccleston, near Prescw RT GORE. - • - wife of Mr N. 11, LI ANI CURT7I;.: Same dad 'EARN, of t lord of y- street, London-road. Mr. TI - 10.MAS PIUCE, for twel gateman at the On the 24th instant, SARAH JANE, youngest daughter of Mr, TIiOMAS JONES, No. 36, Great Nelson-street. ,ondon, I