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~. Jan. 2 5 . 1848. . .._,... _ ......„,„,____.— _.... - - - flippilig. tiCtilitulut LONDON GAZETTE.—TUESbAY, JAN. 18. - ala s_ 111 . PATITNERSH IPS DISSOLVED. TUESDAY, JANUARY 18.-Wind SAE., light. „ 510nle and Makin, Liverpool, insurance brokers-Hughes, tord ARR IVED. - Syrophcenician, Graves, and Fair, fronl Alek- Ward, and Co., Manchester and New York, merchants; as far )1 a o ndria-Peace, Christian, from Gi j on-Hanna h, Strati hap as regards J Huehes tig- from Marseilles-Zenhyv, Hendrickson, from Salon-Carl, n waifDECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Mieerheff, from Windau-Espress, wagon, and Handy, Trot- T. Pye, King's-tont, Chelsea. timber merchant. lot, f rom Jersey. T. Whinney, Panton-street, Haymarket, licensed victualler. nild • SAI LED. - Ringfield, Davies; Monument, Trott; and Ox- J. and J. It. Reny. Mark-lane, London, wine merchants. odY ..1,°! 11 , Chick, New Orleane-St. Lawrence, Bowers, Boston- T. Peirson , Warwick•court, Holborn, London, money seri teed Wr i g ht, -19y Yacht, Hounsell, Valencia-Omega, Garrick ; Isaac vener. rery Bailey, and Louisiana, Barstow, N w York-Ocean T. Lawrence Reading, draper. Mt. . Queen, Warren, Apalachico a- Lady Worsley, ISPLeod, Africa C. E. Nente, ' Creek-wharf. Hammersmith, coal merchant. -a- Carmencita lag. . vi s , Ortentli, Havannah-Emelie, Fletcher, and J. Kirkland, New-street, Covent-garden, London, grocer. . Lancaster,Autettnm,nusw,4levrott-olemence, Ninteman, Antwerp- H. J, Bailers, Whittlesea, Cambridgeshire, late money Ben ton, hit', MPute Video-Rotneo, Paulsen, Aux Cayes 1 vener. Neve -Celer it y, ' . 'alma Lisbon-Rhoda, Pike, Gibraltar-Lehigh, J. Marshall, Birehin-lane, London, merchant. Nom, Young, Philadelphia. W, Dicken, Brentfitrd end. Isleworth, grocer. Swordfish., Green W. H. Osborn, jun., St. James's-street, Piccadilly, London, i gat . 'De cember. The from Pernambuco at this port ; sailed 21st silversmith. Po ti e -hill London, grocer. led. Serval sailed on the 15th, and the Bowen on H. C. Brown, Lawrence i tin t i y , the 18th, The for this port ; Freedom, for the Channel, on the A. Tunstall, Bristol , inerc •ali . _ nt V D ec. The ssetifilenbr, and Alexander. from Chili, for Cork, on the 3rd BAN KRUITCY ANNULLED. *der Ynthea, from at:sepia for the Channel. passed Per- John Nash, Taunton, coach maker. nand/rico 12th December . The Seraphina, for this port, and BA sisit n PIS. tut- the Emil Ihe the ' lsth I T, for the Channels were to sail from Pernambuco en Joseph Yates Ashton, Liverpool. builder, B Feb. 1 and 2 . %a d t ic t i l nr4ll D ecember, and the Hong Kong would leave Maceio o'clock. at the Liverpool Dist? ict Court of ) _ ankruptcy flitlbniasrccorteout the same time. -Ann Wood ntient; 'Cecrops, Schmidt; Pamper°, Bertart official ssagnee, Mr. C .ze ; a to n r d s, l 'a ir less p r e s . . n C ne o r r t t: , t n liwi l l j it v e e a rp t i v : da o tes, ( d ..lew ry-cha'm lt-rs ; oseiro. , Whitney;W' mad Hero, Sedgeley, hence at Rio de Ja- nove, I iverpool. her Antelope (ste_ trio mudon . , at ditto. Implacable, from I - • ted • John Brown, John street, Etigeware-road, London, cheese momer. r.) O'Brien, hence at Bahia. Ftirl. Iler M a i' 7th Dee, Osty's linnet Petrel, from Falmouth, at Pernambuco John pavid Morgan D uthi t Ft° . I Tolp r2 b a t i el - e s t n r ., e . e i t i . a London, ck n e y , ithng rap upholsterer. ner. Joseph Rhoades , NI itcham, Surrey. grocer.. Priscilla, Grail h Rebee s s a NI Goble hence at ditto. ilea , . errenad, hence at Halifax.drapers. by-stn•et, Golden-square. London, Georee anti Fdavard Kirk Marsh, Hammersmith and Came- Tons sa l Men G el Spence, hence at Galatz. road London, book- A,, wi ~. , .._Wiltshire from Bahia, at Trieste. City-road, and Ratctiffe-terrace, Goswell- . Edward Weddell and Joseph ndwall Shelton, Bridge-place, lesa Zart Fainard, Monro. hence at Naples in 17 days. sellers. Oat M siry •arten.Osboree.. hence at ditto. asst.f,,,:_a_b_-ewaid, Williams. and William Harris, Ball, sailed A!exander Weiland, Skinner-street, Snow-hill , London, mo- James Bell Lower Thames-street. London, fish factor. itd- styes; let so for this port 23rd Dec. nev scrivener. Free il ni ais il a w il . e e d from ditto for this port 4th instant. James Maieer. Southampton, saddler. be beee,,ls.isr owl "Y , Harvey, sailed nom Leghorn for this Pert 30th George Clay, Queen-street, Cheapside, London, woollen were rly, Lady WritshW right, ousemen sed „ sss _ _ . __ e t._ % rih hence at BPrcelona. Eilf,'",S.g.,v_el_herall, eed Good Intent, hence at Cadiz. licensed victualler. Thomas Williams, Jernnyn-street, St. James's, Westminster, ,io- •s i i; n l l l , l . ,! Il n Itl, Davies , hence at Lisbon. William Spencer Clarke. lint - king, Surrey, printer. ids. tet hence t Opo 1 Aspai s s s `r : Ti,theer, hence at ditto. Frederick Pinner, Bishop's Storrford, tanner. 'Leo tin ' " tut', . t me, 'Mortice, a I °. sed t Sinillia, K s , e . ce, henee at Bordeaux. idinnaae, hating e ip a ,, op,. eali,lira , hence at Copenhagen. John Bit-more, Lower Brook-st meet, Grosvenotntiqnare, Lon don, coffee-housekeeper. rge 'I Kin: °£ the Forest er from sit Ole Video, at Deal. warehouseman. James Rogers, Northumberland-street, Strand, London, oil to II 'lto. from ,t Pe te l r e a k hu O r i g i " for e 1 stri Davie,: hence for Cardiff. at Milford. with Thomas Tullidge , Beaftlien, Hampshire, common brewer. John 'I hompson, Wells-row, Islington, London, stonemason. •di- I -Ellen Pop • 1 - 1 1n a i r a ry pn E rt ur , l a o t ng pe R n o za ck n s e . e. Richard GouldinnSfiainsborough, cabinet maker. the :Ellen'la isms from p;' for for this port, at ditto. leaky. John Maweon, Itirneorn, Cheshire, druggist. rho I witll loss o n rV. l e urs well, from Seville, for this port, at Padstow , hat Active, 13.„,S";`°pattil, and slio-t of water. vaky. taon, hence . , Joseph John Moody, Stockport, cotton doub'er. Jaws A imintr White. Strickland , Devonshire, draper. , . and leaky. e, hence itt 'Loch Ryan, with pumps choked,. - sase i ni nnienottom, Derby, plumber.- wee . LiliaS, Parr'. John Nleads, Nottingham , grocer. vier Y. New York, at Waterford, very John Levshon. maturely, Carmarthenshire. ship builder. a CLYDE, J Edwin Whitehnll, Newport, Monmouthsb watchmaker. ch. vermeil for the a " ..."- -- The Pantaloon, Blathers, sailed from Li-- ,bitt,es stockstam. Bristol, licensed victualler. (a& beard of. Coen. Jan C! de 4th •Decetnber, and has not since been John Wllronjun., Ogle, Northumberland, timber merchant. DIVIDENDS. ens .cements he l onZ- Feb . 22, J. Brow:bent, Delf in Saddieworth, Yorkshire. wool nry" '!, ing to the chide 19 -OME accouot o bonka a . wast „, ~... co Fretterie nitini7c d h d , o nye beet, lately iss mass tasturer-Feb 22, T. starracOngh. Ilaifax, Yorkshire, Lisbon for wootlets cloth 'inanufacturer-Feb. 22, F. Jackson, Halifax, the Live •-.. on shore near Poor Head .' She sailed from rpoot on the 3rd Dec. Yorkshive,'Worsted spinner. ar- &too. January 14.-The can2o of the Industry. from Liver- CERTIFICATES Pa- I, s o ich w re n n shore here on the 9 9th of December, has T - to o be granted, unless cause be shown the contras' on the ed,. reT wn discharged, with the exception of 100 tons of coal and tl..v of meeting. y • ' at some iron. ' 1 Stnith.Manchester, innkeeper. Feb. 8.. T. Ashcroft, Li ver p oo l, ti m b e r d e al e r-F e b. 10, F. ef-- WE D 19.-Wind E.S.E., light. ,Ins Ansiven --Rival, Unm sorf . Nassau CI. 111 IFICATES , N.P.-Woodside' Tobteconfirmed by the Vic e -Ch ance ll or a cti n g i n Bankruptcy, 'tat I Rig -gins, New `means - Isaac N• wto - i, Bush, Mobile-Louisa, m e Hurp ie t. Od esna -a' utusta. - tee i vt, Guernsey. unless cause be shown to the contrary on or besore Feb. 8. M. Watberton Pury, Lancashire. hat manufacturer-A. S.aissn -Majestic, Wylie. Africa-Foam kerr, Sierra - Leone , . . a , a 1 ep a . - Hen.. Anderson. Azores , &e .- Quills de Ferro. Severion. tor ; "" e Y , t 1 S heffield, ' . 1 e she r manufacturer-R. Hutchinson, iver , Jewry -street , Ahlgate. teethe! se ller. !lab Te rceira-Priticesnittiva I, ' Adamson, Calcutta-Secret. Hilton, , w( ri - cH SS 41 1 11 -Nati: atom , LP • Feuvre. Monte Vid eo -Olind a . Bell, fi n* ' ' 'QUESTRATIONS. Charleetne-Arndy; ro'P. New Orleans-Ph an t om , S an d ers , f or 1 J. Cans, Glasgow, c'othier. ide , Consul T . w t n inop. , e-- a chwerd, Downing, Galatz, &c -Maria . 1) hotel-nom. Glasgow, merchant. onS and Louis,, , IVI-ettietihroeck (Thent-1 leven Robinson, Leghorn ' • I'• 1 Bleikie, Glasgow , pub laser. led, 141 "aet, woe, 'Llsbon 2 Murrey, Hughe s, Malta. &c . .-iyne- : J..Aln•regor, St Outdrew's, printer. W C • 's B uev it i t eeper ss _moulli Castle, hiss, Ditto-Europe. Warre, Marseilles-Triton, , ' " Pl "' ea • '• I ' • in • ' 1 A. Christie, Criett. ironmonger. -ue s sw eltsh, Ostetod-Salrm, Hague, Syra, &c. eel , I alsand A. Leslie. Edinburgh), victual dealers. an, Adele, Corrtelissen ; Joseph, Heyde; and Union, Duyts, 1 beers. Al (; steed. T. Taylor and you, Peterhead, shipbuildrrs. - he )m- Vii in, %tog, - from Rio Gt ande, at Falmouth. i .eon TH h. LoN DON IiAZETTE of FRIDAY. in Harriet, •lSt re ,b esice f or Hain ou re. off Deal. Wil , rams , from Maceio, at ditto. ! ' FA lITNFIISII I FS DISSoLVED. it. Harriet, ,R. and R Middl e t on an d Co . Manchester and Darlington, On Saturday night, at ten o'clock, the sloop mosenumni, of . -curriers ster-.1 Thomason and T. Lotigworth, jun., Newton, nea tO and from Ditilin for Belf as t, w ith ra il way f asten i ngs. was to- Manche white- eat her makers-Creg and Laloport, Mon r tt. tally lass 'nefo'Stair Haven. (Bay of Luce.) Crew saved. cheater,. co t agents J. M. Scott and C. Barber, Man chester and Brindle • c a lico printers-lienry and southwo r th, on - ou t Tit URSDAY..IANDARY 20.-Wind S.S . E . , mo d erate. Boltomle-Moors, linen-dra t ters.DECLA 1 , ATHIN - S. OF DIVIDF.ND. ARRIVED -Rolla, %tiller. Rio Janeiro. ;all SAILED.- A.. 1,-r,is for Trieste-Herald. Newfinimiland- ` , { Raley, Erdes Lanca- hire, card manufactnrer. in, The Punts c a'enno- 2 11ary Ann. Boston - Lydia A 's . -P - Bretto and T , 'I unwell , Charlotte - street, Fitzroy-square, 5.., nosing teen Attica ' Rin a ao-s-v s Tt'ilthia - Reathution, alaranham. e I.ondon. in ho sterers. J. Mathew, Cat shaltsn, linen draper. Ito - ' - - W. Mtodv. High-street. Ahigate, London, tailor. Mary Marsden, C a r es'. from St. Dominen. at cove in thirty J Cone •Hrr w road Lonilon mason. is six days, ant reports havino• sort te- leaving r • 'l c i inland Channel , - ing a . et , tsree , tne nos r ion ..t 1 - I , ‘ I ' - . 11. Plii4s, a Tot o lul - 1-stree , t, Wesim'inster, inster, linen draper. , a water 1 -- er hour. and i s e a s ang fiveanches T. M s Dontiell, Pall-trail, London, bootmaker. en Dreetinoneht. (stenm.tug.) from Kingstown, et this port, .W.-Wilks Leeds bui'der. ed with 400 pa 'knees from the Mo'y Itavvn. ' BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. vet It ene, from Nen port, at Rio Janeiro. Goo ee Hadfield. Liverpool, and Poulton-cum-Seacombe, he Meg Lee, Mitssay, hence at Constantinople, after being on Cheshise, paint ma nu O ic t urer . Shore ne ar S t - u t er i. Edward B oaz S m i h, Scarborough, timber merchant. e- blasotonie. aisle. from Enrich, at Falmouth. BA N K Itll IsIS , . 'ye 118, y Queen of_Scots, Wilcox. from hlaceio, off• Deal. John Calvin Dreaper, Liverpool. corn merchant. Feb. 8 and be Ransom a: Jan. 19 -The I tespatch. Crowey. from Newriort 25 at 11 o'clock attlie Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy: solicitors. 111essr's. Sharpe and Co., Bedford ~. London_. i s _ eial • and for Perth. Went on shore on the Goodwin Sands last night, and ;es' was abandoned hlaater and three men landed here. - She is assig s i t i n e . e. Lovndes, Robinson, and liateaon Liverpool itt Mr. T urner, I.iverpooL to upright, and i 4 iseiseped will be got off on tbellood. Thomas Clarkson, Liverpool, painter, Jan. 31, March 6, at 'ar ' FRIDAY. JANUARY 21.-Wind E.S.E., light. 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy: ss, A nn i v en.a-Hattruth salkeld, Robertson, from Calcutta- selieitore, Mr. Vincent, Temple, London; and Mr. Robinson, Liverpool : official assignee. Mr. Cazenove Liverpool. .th - Avoin• Grundittli. - from Monte Video-Elizabeth Iteynon, from St..l)orningo-Lord Seaton, Fitzsimons. New. Orleans. J ohn Shalcross, Liverpool, ' provision dealer, Feb. 1, 23, at nn s 11 . o'c . lock at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy: .Saissan -1 1 .iritland Mary. Crossley, New York-Genntlet 4 ; Rea, Calcutta li I ° . v'' P ' .r"n' ' s ea% St: Michaens-Sc _Scots wood , Ili - ng e .. itrou.st „i! so li citors , Johnson and Co., Temple ; and Mr. Brem int ner, Livernool; o ffi cial assignees', Mr. Morgon. Liverpool. T om, .. l.la)ana. --,- ercu ean, atricson, Bombay-Eu. 'gotta, Ti- Joseph Robinson him. Cheshire. hr ck maker, Feb. 1, 25, at nd - e'even o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy ; he L och V iceroy ; en:Sooner, from Glasgow to Dublin, put into solicitors, Messrs. Sharpe and Co., Bedford-row; and Mr. Rowe, Liverp•ol ,• official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool he rsSin_ Inane oroltel3th instant, on fi re in the-cabinswhich was -sizesy es), 1 red . Getrge Cork, High-'street, Islington, London, liverystable .re, keeper. s ar Z i ltschards, from Cienfuegos at Cove. Win l am PPTCIIO/Ite, Clroon....ielt., London, Ca/tic-dealer. II- , for this port, at.Liniesick, 4.lth. , ,s•t --' .- 1 - 115" nraner,o B , l 7,,r;i l c l =''' Bralsforn Bright. Bridge-house Hotel, South wark, London, y- a , Cremona. ntinii.-4.-om St. John, N. 8.. at 'Waterford. merchant. Charles Andrews, .Brighton, frult!rer.. ~,,'''', P ;Baia..Thoinest.n. from Newport, at Aberystwith, forthis ter Port; - master lar. , 1 ~, i ill. Frederick and William Henry Chaplin, Bishop's Stortford, he . RAMaOATE, Jan.-2`).-The Despatch, which was on chore on Hertfordshire, tanners. ire the Goodwin Sancts, 7 has been got off, and broughtinto this.har- John unon. l- e lz ge r r !'arke, late of Percival-street, (,Dowell-street,lli. . bour.sittitout making much water. John Kershaw, Brecon, draper. ew SATURDAY, 2A NUA ity 22.-Wind S., moderate. i Richard Parsons, Plymouth, builder. Pt° Aanisarann-Goversior Davies, Upton ; Ital,', Baker,.and Cale- ' James Rossiter. Tormohatn, Devonshire, baker. tie doaia Braider, Boyd, front New Orleans-St. Petersburg, John Bond Cooke anti George Shaw, Denton, Lancashire, 3 a Wettman, from Mn;isnople. h a t- manu f ac t urers. ar, 5A41,8n.-Paragon, Africa-Duke of York, •fer James and William Batson, Great Bridge and Handsworth C alctitta-Cumberland, Aitkin, Pernambuco-Sarah Sands. (s, Staffordshire, ironmasters. so Thoropson,'New,Yorl:-Aram, (s) Easterby„ Constantinople- John Alexander Yeovil, Somersetshire, grocer. .rk Eleanor :Patmer. Harris, Galatz-Vesper, Legg, Malta-,Maid Jane Louisa and Emily Seymour. Bristol, milliners. eh . of Athens,.Bonfellow, Odessa. William Hancock, Ticknall, Derbyshire, fellmonger. - DIVIDENDS. SiddonasCobb, from New York, at this port; sailed 2d Jan. . Feb. 12, C. Malpas, Manchester, victualler.-Feb. 16, S. J., ri- Has niittitt .n20,000-41'; specie. 1 and W. Stott, Rockliffe-vale-mill, near Bactip , Lancashire, of Bil lstonsScoulter s tro. - n Calcutta, at this port; left Sts He- cotton-spinnens.-Feb. 16, -C. Edmonstone , Over Darvven, lena Bth Dec. nd Eliza Lancashire, paper - manufacturer .- Feb. 15, M. Horan, Bolton, Bel ewitt ; William Bryan, Hallett ; Compton, Lancashire, grecen-Feb.Ferguson, Liverpool, draper re, H oughtons P a n ma, - , Turner ; and Joseph Hutchinson; Tho- CERTIFICATES Ulan heiveen; sierra Leone. sts ! to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the ‘ ,Sa g n . d a ford t . hence for Cepe of Good Hope, off Tuskar 12th Jan. di, day of meeting . eras :stuttant„ Groendahl, and Eclipse, Kirkhove, hence at Ostend Feb. 14, S. J.,.and W. Stott, Rockliffe-vale-mill, near Bacup Giulia , Slnparick, hence at Naples. lit 1 Lancashire, cotton-spinners.ll, J. Guest', Machester, nahore, livrt, from Calcutta at St. Helena, and sailed for this cotton •spinner.-Feb. 12, N. Batho, Manchester, machine n- Port 7th Dec. B , anaken-Feb. lt, W. Lawton. Liverpool, lhotelkeeper. in .. enares, Brown f rom • Calcutta at St. Helena, and-sailed for CERTIFICATES 141 it port 7th Dec.. To he granted by the Vice-Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy, , Passenger .-._._ • f , noth at St. Aelenn.on-or before Feb. li. ts. rem -, and Collingwood, P ram-Mauritius, unless cause be shown to the contrary nd Larch, Laidley •fro • • R. Charter, Eccles, Lancashire, joiner .-- W. Eccles ,. Walton .ed Kinnear, tie,i,:i from i n . lserttli, at Hull. . le-Pale, Lancashire. -cotton - spinner. Mary Sarks, ttl;i ay T a nilia. at London. Santepore Wilichel SC( YPCH S EQUESTRATI aNs. tr - ~. f rom 1 hina, at Deal. D. Fillies, Anderson of Glasgow, pastry-baker. si- Pet, Cohn. satted from , . o,•rrom Calcutta off Folkstone. R. Ferguson, Bathgate , grocer. n- vas seen off St Vin tent for Cork, 18th Oct. ; J. Ramsay, Glasgow, joiner. of heard of. Eltattmants cent :17th Nov., and has not since been T. Williams and R. 03. Macniven, Gl asgow, lace-merchants. of ibr Lwormo; 20th Jan. -Sloop Adieu. Roberts, from Bangor :J.-Gardner and Son, Glasgow, hair-cutters. nd -With the Raven,unk.at anchor, in Friar's Roads, after collision MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. ie- , from Liverpool for Bangor ; crew saved. January. Holtz. nd SUNDAY, 23rdslANITA-ev-7-.-Winti E.5.E.., moderate. ~, 25,rGeorge Hargreaves (21ad).... District Court, Manchester, 11 , 25, George and Joseph Hargreaves (2nd).... Ditto, 12 re- Ant:lo go ire .413, " -MarY Marsden, G arter, from St. Domingo-Nor- 25, James Stephenson (2nd) District Court, 11 - s , ! „,. n D ouglas, trom, P ernambuoo-Eliza, Snell, from Savannah 25, Richard Abram (2nd) )e. 4, 24 4Hi r u om a pvilal,Yt ambersie, from Charleston-Express, Lang- 2, William Dixon Scurfield ( Ist) •• Sat LED...—. Ditto, H aye , ertno-La France,•Vandelle, from Marseilles. 26, - Charles Faint (Ist) Ditto, 12 t ..„,,u, e ___ Rothesay, _Mitchell,,for Africa-Gauntlet, Atkin- 27, George Butler (2nd) New Orlea j a . me A r a ara - Hopeatell, Newton, Brazils-sCommodore, Rio 28,-Walter Carding (2nd) Ditto, 11 Murton. Howland, New York-Huron, Weeks, for 28, John Newborn (audit) and div.) Ditto, 11 so,, Ditto s 11 Issjs,, „_,lnns-alemoria Parentum, Tonassen, Christiansand- 28, - Thomas Higginson (proof - . ,nd iiirn.OZVasienGcetnia°, a B, -- - c, lnneace, Dawnes, Naples-Fire Fly, Men- 31, Thomas Clarkson (Ist) Ditto, 11 . February s, Stephen Moore (audit) so , ---1, J ames: Waddell (audit) sal 1% 1 7,r- I nm, Taylor, from Pernambuco, at this port ; sailed 1, JoseptiNates Ashton (Ist) ~,,,, ,tieC. The Priscilla was to cannal. Paraiba about Ist Jan., 1, John•Shallcroes (Ist) ;he In si_evitge and Ann, for Loudon, about sth Jan. 1, Joseph Robinson Pim 0 st) , P - w ma ii ri li a nsn -lill i l a a ii Carnann, hence at Bordeaux. 2, John George White (2nd) )c- or, hence at Bahia. 2, William-Blain (2nd) Ditto, 11 of lielen, Aughtersoo, sailed from Penzance for this pOrt. 19th 2, James Jones (proof and div. ) Ditto, V 1 - srso after repairing. Ate vita 1 4, James Law {2nd) ta.._ ri) ey, Buckley; and Sunflower, Forer, from Sydney, at 4, Edward Evans (2nd) Ditto, 12 ivy latribucc, and would both salt for Lon do n 25th Dec. 4, John Chorley (proof and div.) Ditto, 12 of C P Sutton, Pallot, from Gaspee, at Pernambuco. ma. or SAN ANTONIO, CAPE VERDS, 11th Dec.-The Argo, Roberts, at d aen, ri entrnarvon. from Liverp oo l, f or Monte - Video, coal I ______ - 'he THE CHARITIES. • the kon a sunken rock, off the island of Mays; afterwards _ . - sunset on t h e IMOD, and b ecame a wreck. •Crew saved. [me EASTERN DISPENSARY, Rose-Hui the VESSELS SPOKIIN. REPORT OICASXS.FORTHEWEEK 'IND'S.° FRIDAY, i AN.IS. last Mary alonn a ty ne , h ence, for Ch i na, 16th Oct., in lat. IS. -Persons relieved at the Dispensary, 116 ; P at i ents v i s i te d at . long. tog E.--Waivisch, from. Batavia, for Amsterdam. 22n.1 their own homes, 111 - ; Total, 247. the N ' ov. boat. 37 S. long. 27-E.-Wat er l oo , f rom B atav i a, for Physician, Dr. lmlack ; Consulting Physicia n , D r . A s h. ake . Amsterdam , list Dec., in lat. 36 N. long. 37 W.-Camilla, cro ft ; S urgeons, M essrs. L ockwood, Harris, and Dodd; cut ' from Sou th America, for this port, 10th Jan., in lat. 49, long. House-Surgeon, Mr. Ball. ent Ito W.-Frederick, ,of this port, 27th Nov., i n l ong. 29 W .- .._._.00._-.......-.... the ' Jolla, from Rio Janeiro, for this port, 21st Nov., in lat. 22, NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT, JAN. 22. In 41 #4. 25 . - Tanteinouth,of this port, from Rio Janeiro, for Mar- ADm end t i Accents,24; Medical and Surgical Cases upon hefik_►hes 24th Dec . , in lat. 37, long. 34.-Pandora and Jane, recommendation, 23; Total, ! 7 Attend : Cured, 21 ; ned uenc__ e, for canlal 0, - 29th Nov., in hat. 7 N., long. 21 W.-Reli- Relieved and at own request, 5; Attendine as Out- Patients,l6; eon Mee, of this pert. outward bound, 13th Jan., in lat. 42, long. 9. Irregular , 1 • Died , 9. Remaining in the Hospital, 95. ncts --Calder, hence, for Madras, 6th Dec., in lat. 3 N., long. 24 W. .sed ' I L II Bo a 4 ~..,_ - oy, hence , : 3rd Jan., in lat. 47, long. 14.-Eliza- Conslting Suwon ',J. M. Banner, Eq. ; Physician and Surgeon forte h ensuing week, Dr. Turnbull and Mr. the frig, Ain slie, I"roz . z . Rangoon. for London, 3rd Oct . , in hat . 4 SS., Bambrigge ;House Visitors, J. Rigby and R. W. Bate ock ~ . ),,i'6 , V' E•-t;ecilia, from,Calcutta, for Mauritius, 16th Oct„ in son, Esqrs.; House-Surgeon, Mr. T. B. Gildersleeves; t) S., long. 63 E.-Defiance, from Calcutta, for this port, re- 'reasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq.; Chaplain, Rev. Wna. • Oct ., ' , stle lat. 8 S., long. 87 E.-Parthian, from Denmark, for Hughes. ion. ' for c soPore, 10th Dec., in lat. 5 N., long. 20.-Unicorn, hence, --- a a-_. and s us 1. John, N. 8., 12th Jan., , B tu t. ,long. 50 11.-John Muir, LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, JAx. 22. the • w eel el _ for Bombay, 25th Dec lat 4. 11.-Gulteres, DISCHARGED: In-patients cured, 73; Relieved and at awn „ . 6 0 , 4,, __2 4 trtlepool, for Aden, 19th Dec., in lat. 5 N., long. 20 W. request, 4; Made Out-patient, 0; Irregular, 3; Dead, 3.- si . ' s lY s . ___, from Bombay, for London ,- sth Jan., in lat. 35, long. ArnarrreD: In-patients, 27; Out-patients,3; Casuals during art: los..t?ita . 2 from Nassau, for theClytie, 11th Jan., in lat. 46, ist.assAS. Senator, from Calcutta, for London, I4th Jan., in the week, 7; Remaining in the House, 198. teed es st i l e t long. 21, and reported that the Bucephahas had been in Consulting Surgeon , J. Dawson, Esq.; House Surgeon, Mr. was valaa.L.et,with another vessel.-Creole of Baltimore, 6th Dec., M c Cheane ; Apothecary, Mr. George Padley ; House Visi tors, W. B. Falcon and T. A. Hope, Esqs.,; Chaplain, hiS ' 3 So long 32 W.-Satellite 18th Jun . , off Musician Rev. W. Blundell ; Treasurer, Richard Gibson, Esq. was **".........N.l.fis......iniglaMMiffimsmilimmffoo.,,m‘a Co ring ? A ------ IT ----- IST„GKNERA.L POST-OFFICE, JAN. 22. BIRKENHEAD HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY, hay! v of Mails des 'd Last Packet Next P ac k e t JANUARY 22, 1848. self, 1; Discharged-Cured, 0; Relieved, b.........2estinetion from sailed. due. 1 ; Made Out-Patients, 0; Not Benelitted, 0; Irregular, 0; 4 / , -- ------,,,,,,_ . ---. ded. s c.-'O,,AuN ETATION Dead, 0; Remaining, 7.-DisenaiSAßY.-Out-Patients-Ad bus- - 0, bon , milted, 23; Discharged, 20; Dead, 0; Remaining, 198: Home •nadeira '''''' 7th, 17th, Jupiter .... Madrid .... Patients-Admitted, 13; Discharged, 8; Remaining, 23. Total turn i. _ in tar ''''''''' _ ..*:. ' and 27th of Jan 17 Jan . 26 since January 1, 120. t the : )11 ral '''''''''''''' every month ' Visitors for the ensuing week, Reverend A. Mins and s he Mr. A. Little; Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Stevenson t' 41 Psr iL e se 48 1°Man islands 3rd and 20th Ilindostan . tom and Mr. Smith ; Surgeon for the ensuing week, Mr. . sud is s _, and Egypt.. of ev Jan. 20 Hamilton; Treasurer, Mr. R. Bryans, Jun.; House -101•11 i •„, "i•--eYlon,&China moutelZ urks4)Hrl_ _LCol.inW. Id Surgeon, Mr. Macdougall. Thomas Fry, Honorary Se that who .urpt Honduras , & cretary. _ - _ .__ _ L 109- in vi.u.da,). For. Cal. 2nd and 17th Forth Next Mail ---------- - ~ _ ez t l x i liit i , 'Mums, exce4 eOf even' Jan. 17 disc Jan. 22 LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. aria s v 5 ,,,,, a , month. Direct! Indirect i Direct. Indirect. Masi m adeira. ' sae se to '''''' Australia .. .. Sept. 27 Lima I .. Nov. 11 1 his. . • (2) hiezic oi l'alatta . 2nd of every Dee ''' Next Mall Bahia .. narbadaes .. .. va De2 Maranhann . 1 .. Nov. - Mauritius .. Oct. 14 .. m t 0. .. Vienne& • e s 3 - / month •orgy. Jan, :due Jan. = B om b ay.... .. 1 Mobile : .. Dec. 26 emed ' 14 t ranr; J uan .. drew, • Wel ! o and ,17tn of every . Forth I Next Mail 11. Ayres .. .. Not - . Monte Video .. Nov. 11 t she . tlato rrn vr a, a month win. Jan. 17 due Feb. 7 Calcntta .. Nov. I. New Orleans .. Dec. 25 C. G. Hope .. ., .. }Nov. 1 New York... Jan. 2 / .. t her . hdeira ji Para riots. Charleston .! .. iliac. - Pernambuco. . , Pee. 24 Plsoc t 15 aail and Ern of 4t Mhe " AYeen. ' - hour, LIVRII, Jan. 6 Jan. 24 Demerara I.. ~ navannalt .. '.. Dec. 211 shil - lien; - rs-Jui. Svan • l evelT la""' ~. N. Ata ar k s , 1°). • Every alter - Havana ! .. Dec. 11 St. Helena .. Dec. 8 .. it liP r ,I 4IIVENA' II .." '`''''') oats rri4ar lAmnlin.... Cldedonia .. Janutlea. • , n• r &ate, , , -- - ' Sun, 1 4 1 nub 2P L'i Gual - r4,•' - .. 1 Vale eats ~• • • vie-v. 14 t her owl 1 E, TRg LIIERPOOL STANDARD. Itlaritetc LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET, JAN. 21. There has been a very extensive demand for all descriptions of sugar. both from grocers and refiners, and the sales amount to 1500 hhds. 8.P., at an advance of fully Is. per cwt. 13,000 bags of Bengal have also been disposed of, at an improvement of 6d. to Is. per cwt. About 60 cases ordinary brown Bahia . have been sold to the refiners at 15s. per cwt. in bond ; 300 brls. Pernambuco for export, at from 15s. to 18s. for ordinary to fine brown, and 225. for middling white, and 130 hhds. Porto Rico at 375. to 41s. The sales in Molasses are 480 casks, clayed Cuba at 15s , Antigua at 18s., Demerara at 165., and Berbice at 15s. 6d. per cwt., being full rates. There is no improvement in the demand for Jamaica Coffee, and only 20 tierces have been sold, at 38s. to 9.55. per cwt. Of Foreign, the sales are 100 bags Laguayra at 475. 6d. to 655., 430 bags Costa Rica (a large proportion country damaged) at 30s. to 335. for good clean ordinary, and 360 bags Bahia and Rio at 345. to 335. per cwt. 1001 bags of black. Pepper sold at na. to 2id. per lb., and a small lot of Brazil . Cocoa at 365. per cwt. 250 tierces Carolina Rice sold at 18s. 6d. for ordinary old, and 21s. 3d. to 225. for fine, 4000 bags of Bengal, at 98. to 9s. Gd. for yellow cargo, and 14s. 6d. for very good white. There has been a good demand for Rum, and the sales are 450 casks, chiefly Demerara, 6 to 39 per cent. 0.P., at Is. 103 d. to 3s. 3(1. per gallon, and a choice mark at 3s. sd. There has been a fair business done in Tea during the week ; at the sale yesterday, by auction, of 2000 packages, a large por tion found buyers at full prices ; common to good Imperial and Hyson 1(1. to 2(1. higher. Yesterday 212 serons of Guatimala Indigo were brought to public sale, and the whole sold with briskness at Is. Bd. to 2s. 10d., with a few serons at 3s. to 3s. sd. per lb., being a slight advance on previous rates. About 160 chests East India Gum Arabic sold on rather lower terms, 40 chests of Shell Lac at 38s. to 395. per cwt., and a few chests Lac Dye at 7d. per In., some small parcels of Sago Flour at 235., and Gambier at steady rates; Itanca Tin at 84s. per cwt. ; also a few cases of tine Ciwo, (lil at 64d. per lb. The demand for Saltpetre continues limited. and only 200 bags reported, at 275. Gd. to 295. Of Nitrate of Soda 300 tons were sold, at Ils. 6(1. to 12s. 6d. per cwt. The sales of Guano are 500 tons, chiefly of the ordinary de scriptions, at full rates. LIVERPOOL COrl'ON MARKET, JAN. 21. The advices received by the Halifax steamer, which arrived on Sunday last, stating that the receipts were again considera bly less than at the same time last season, (nearly 90,000 bales,) had the effect of making holders firm, and, combined with a good demand on Tuesday, enabled them to obtain an occasional advance of id. per lb. in American; for the last sew days. how ever, owing to the continued dull accounts from Alanchester, the inquiries have been less numerous, and the sales made have been at a slight decline, rendering it difficult now to realize the quol ations of Frrday last. Surat is steady, but Brazil and Egyp tian are dull. Speculators have taken 100 Surat, and Exporters 100 American. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, For the week ending Jan,•2l, 1848. • SALES OF THE WEEK. 150 Sea Island 10 qained 6soo Bowed Georgia 3150 f Mobile 1 Alabama and Tennessee 12200 New Orleans 250 Pernambuco & Paraiba L Aracati and Ceara .., 750 Bahia and Maceio am 300 1. l a a w r o. a i n n l ned .... Minas .... Para .... Demerara, Surinam, &c, 900 Egyptian Ilarbadoes .... Peruvian Bahama • Laguayra .... Common West India, &c • Carthagena ... Smyrna • \lantlla 4100 Surat . 100 Madras Bengal 28710' bales, I . .l'rices paid In the \ eck 7 . 16 4} - 44 4 - 5 32 - 44 - (i 2 6 - 4 - 7 Imp ThisWk' sorts ,This Yr. - - LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANG 2517 1 , 3539 . i } 1 500 i } 707 i 1 .... F. . JAN, 1500 1764 3 55 The holders of Wheat this morning offering this grain rather Cheaper, a moderate business was done in consequenc-, at a &cline of 3d. for a I kinds of old, and 4d. on general qualities of new. In Flour there was a limited sale, at a -decline of Is. per sack and carrel, from the rates of this day•week. Barley remains unvaried; Malt Is. lower. in• Beans and Pease we have no change to note. Oats, being in slow request, declined Id. per 451 b., and Oat meal Is. per load, from the rates of Tuesday last. Initial' Corn receding 2s. per quarter, was taken off to a moderate extent, and Meal at a decline of Is. per barrel. Wheat, lici• 70%. English red, new Ditto, white, do Irish red, do.. Ditto, white, do Rye, English, qr Barley, English, new Scotch & Irish, 4. GM Mait, - English, qr. pale I rish Oats, per 4511. English and Scotch Welsh Irish, fine qualities general do. Beans, English, v. qr Scotch & I rish,►4Bo% Pease, English, white 'Do.-& Irish .. maple.; Flour, per 280th . English & Irish, 2nds superfine Oatmeal; To ib. of 240tb. Irish, 1847 Canadian Bran, 7P 24% tittlllSH. s. d. s. 7 10 @ 8 2 i Old 8 2 8 5 ido. 7 0 7 .6 d 0.... 7 6 8 0 d 0... .. Irsh6olb 34 0 —35 0 Chevalr. 3 9 4 0 Old 157 0 —63 0 d 0. .: :. do. . S. t. S. (1. 8 00 8 4 8 4 - 8 10 7 6 - 7 8 80- 8 3 3 1 —'3 2 00. .... 2 9 3 1 d 0..... 40 0 —43 0 (10. 33 0 —4O 0 do. .... 45 0 —4B 0 blue.... grey.... ',36 0 --37 0 Wheat, wa 7ntb. Canadian, free, red .. United States do Danzig., mixed & red do L Baltic & timhurg do Itiza and Peterabg. do Odessa, common do French,Spanish,&c do Bannat•& Marianopoli Alediter., &c. hard.do Gen.qualities,bond.do Rye, * qr., Baltic, free. Barley. *6olh do Oats, * 451b.Russiando. Beans,*qr,European do 480tb, Egyptan do Pease, '4) qr., Baltic. &c., white do Canadian, &c., do do Indian Corn, 4801b.d0 1)0. Meal.* brl. 196tbdo Flour, * barrel, Canadian, sweet do iUnited States do Do &Canadian sonrdo, Danzic, &c. sweet.... 3 4 - 3 7 3 2 - 3 4 3 3 - 3 4 3 2 - 3 4 44 0-48 0 40 0 -42 0 34 0 -36 0 fine .... 38 0 —39 extra .. 44 0 —45. 0 old 23 0 —24 0 do. 23 0-24 0 1 2 1 4 white .. do. .... white .. Arehi Polish.. white .. ,Egypt'ii in bond d 0... d 0... do. .. de. .-, d 0..... do. d 0,,. U.S d 0..... s. d. s. d. • 0 8 3 85— 8 9 90— 9 6 8 0 8 6 66 6 9 7 0 7 4 7 5 7 10 4 0— 4 7 O 0 0 J O 0-0 0 O 0-0 0 O 0-0 0 O 0-0 0 O 0-0 0 O 0-0 0 O 0 - A 0 O 0 - 0 0 O 0 - 0 0 O 0 - 0 0 o 0 0 0 Oo 0 0 O 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 CORN EXCHANGE. JAN. 21. The fresh arrivals of British and Irish produce, owing to a continuance of east winds, still attended Ity.severe frost, are again rather limited in extent; from the United States we have a moderate quantity of Indian Corn and Corn Meal, and from Egypt several further cargoes of Beans, amounting to 7589 qrs., but no other foriegit produce to report since Monday last. During the periottintervening between our first and second markets this week, , the Wheat trade assumed -a little more firmness, some parcels of the low qualities of foreign changed hands at previous rates; and whilst Indian Corn ard Corn Meal met an improved demand at rather higher prices, other articles remained stationary in value. . _ _ Our market this morning having been Nerably well attended by home and country buyers, the trade seemed to open with a better feeling on the part of holders, and for most kinds of Wheat rather higher terms were required; any advance, how ever, being unattainable and the transactions only moderate, we have merely to repeat our last quotations.—Flour, though not in active request, was rather more saleable at the rates of Tuesday. In Barley or Malt little or no change was apparent.—English and European Beans were difficult of sale at late prices; and Egyptians, from the large supplies at bawl and coming for ward, declined is. per quarter.—ln Pease no variation.—Oats continued•to move sparingly ondhe terms last noted; and Oat meal receded 6d. per load. Having several Ir►sh buyers over here to-day, the operations in Indian Csrn were rather considerable, at an advance of ls. per 4801 b., and Corn Meal, being also in good demand, was 6d. per barrel dearer. D POTATOE MARKET, r 22, 1848. e. d. cL. Potatoes, 90th. liemps Pink Eyes 5 4 5 9 Cups Cattle 0 u 0 0 Manglewurzel Turnips, v) ton lB 0 20 0 Manure 5 0 7 0 ,larirto. WAKEFIELD CORN NARKET, JAN. 21. The supplies this week are moderate. There is only a slow trade for Wheat, at a reduction of Is. to 2s. per quarter. Barley meets a dull sale at last week's prices. Oats and Shelling are in very limited request, and again lower. In Beans and other articles no alteration. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 22. We have had a flat trade since our last, with a general ten dency to decline. Though some considerable business was done at both Liverpool and Wakefield yesterday, our market to-day shows no animation, though it may he said that there was somewhat less desire to sell than was evinced during the week. The transactions in each article are limited, at a decline upon Wheat of 3d. per bushel, and Flour fully Is per sack and barrel. In other articles no particular variation. Indian Corn and Meal rather recover the late depression. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, JAN. 18. Wheat, 92 qrs., ca, £2 15s. Id. wr qr.: total. £253 7s. Bd. oats, 0 qrs.. .to Os. Od. f• qr.: total, 0 Os. Od. Barley, 0 qrs., @ .40 Os. Od. is qr.: total, .4" 0 Os. Od. LEEDS CORN MARKET. JAN. 18. We are fairly supplied with grain to-day. The demand for the best Wheat has only been slow, at a decline of Is. per qr. ; secondary qualities and those wanting condition at 25. lower. Barley obtains last week's rates. Oats rather cheaper. In Beans no alteration. HULL CORN MARKET. JAN. IS. We hail to-day a tolerably good supply of Wheat from our own farmers; the condition was various, a good deal much worse than last week ; our millers were only buyers on terms corresponding with the decline in other places, hence the mar ket must he written very heavy at a decline of 2s. to 3s. per qr. For foreign ne had but little demand, and new Hamburg and Hol.tein selling at 51s. 6d. to 525. ; but 535. generally asked. The demand for Barley is very sluggish, and grinding sorts only go off in mere retail. Beans fully as dear, and Peas in good demand. Oats continue very dull. DUBLIN CORN MARKET. JAN. 21. Although the of grain to our corn market to-day was not large, the market was extremely heavy; and we have again to report a decline of Is on Wheat, and 3d. to 6d. on Oats and Barley. Indian Corn was also Is. er quarter cheaper; but at this reduction rather more business was done. White Wheat.. 27s Od to 315 nd Oatmeal l2s 6d to 13s Od Red ditto. ..... 23s Od to 28s Od I Second Flour 16s 6(1 to 17s 6(1 Barley 14s Od to 17s Od I Inaian Corn... 29s Od to 33s Od Itei'e 1 9 s fld to 145 Od (per 480 lbs.) Oats 108 Od to 125 Od - DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. JAN. 20 We h:d ut . a moderate sunply of cattle, and very few of prime condition in market. The supply of sheep was larger, but the greater portion of middling quality. k rime cattle and shrep . were readily sold at our last quotation.. Other descrip- Vow; in dull demand, and difficult to obtain last day's prices. Beef, 58s. to 565. per cwt. Mutton, s.td. to 74d. per lb. Veal : 60. to ad. per lb. sinkingoffal. STATE OF TRADE, MANCHESTER.—We are sorry to have to report the cont'nu ance of great depression in our market. Since Tuesday ast. no change for the better has taken place. The tendency of prices is still downwards, and some descriptions both of yarns anti cloth have been purchased even lower than during the most depressed months of last > ear. The briskness of demand which has for some time prevailed for low cloths, suitable for the Le vant trade, has fallen off considerably Miring the last few days. The home-trade houses continue very flat. It is quite evident that should a revival of trade fail to manifest itself very soon, our sainners and manufacturers wid be reduced to the necessity of materially curtailing their present reduction. From all Quarters we hear of proposed reductions of wagra. In same pluses, as in Blackburn, a very strong resistance is effetetl to the proposition. Meetings have taken place, and violent ba r,ingues have been delivered. ending in resolutions to turn out rather than submit to a reduction. At Stockport sever**, meet ings of the operatives have taken place, but as yet without any very definite result. At Ashton several hundreds of operatives are out of employment, owing to some of the 'Wits being •at a stand. PRESTON.- The anticipations which were generally indulged in of an improvement in trade at the commencement of the new year have been far from realized. Arrangements had been made for several mills starting is ork, but the discouraging re ports of the Manchester market prevented this. This gloomy state of things is not confined to the cotton business; all trades are suffering from the general want of confidence, and at pre sent, we regret to say, the hopes of early amendment are slight. RoCHnALE FLANNEL MARKET.—On Monday the weather was very unfavourable. and the attendance was not so numer on: as on the market day previous. There was a fair demand for fine and middle crantities of finished flannels. Strong Yorkshire goods have not been so brisk ; dyed p:ods arid coarse flannels much the same as last week. Prices remain stationa ry The Wool market remains steady, both in demand and prices. LEEDS.—We have no material change to notice in the state of the woollen trade in this town and neighbourhood since our last report. l-.xtreme caution continues to be manifested by both manufacturers and merchants, each party displaying al most an entice lack of speculation. Hence there is no great accumulation of goods, and prices contintte steady. The houses in the foreign trade are more active than they were some time ago, yet neither they nor those of the home market are doing an average business of the season. It may be mentioned as a proof of the power with which some of the continental manu facturers can compete with the English in the American mar ketti, as well as of the- desire of the British not to be outdone, that a firm in this town, the head of which is a principal of mercantile houses in Manchester, Huddersfield, &c., has sent a confidential servant to the United States for the sole purpose of vetting patterns of European (not English) textile fabrics which are the most " taking in tee American market. BRADFORD.—WooI: This trade exhibits not the slightebt improvement; all are acting ,n the defensive, and purchasing only what is abso utely requisite for the present reduced con. smoothen. The prices continue to rule firm for all kinds of full-bred wools. and the supply is nut abundant, occasioned by the high price demanded by the growers. Yarns : There is no change in this department of business. Pieces: There is no thing of interest apparent in our market to-day. The closed Elbe, the money panic in America, and the fact that our home merchants are not buying in large quantity, causes the busi ness to be on a very limited scale. 'I he course now pursued by the manufacturers augurs well for an early resumption of ac tivity, as the stocks ar- very low. No change in price. IHALlFAx.—Pieces: We have had a very flat market to-day, only a few buyers attending, anti a very small amount of busi ness doing. Yarns still continue in the same dull state, and very little business doing. Wool: Only a very little demand, stiinners buying sparingly, in consequence of yarn being in so little recuest. trODERSFIELD.—There has been a little more business done in this market, and considerable inquiries after some descrip tions of goods. Prices are without any alteration, and stocks generally light. LEICESTER.—No improvement can be reported at present in the general state of trade. Every thing continues as flat as for some time previous, with no immediate prospect of a better state of things.- The number of hands out of employ still con tinues large, and the protracted depression is now very severely felt by all classes of small tradesmen. A feeling, however, ex ists that the worst has 'teen passed, and that after a short time a gradual amendment will become perceptible. NOTTINOHAM.—Lace: Some widths an 1 qualities of plain net have been rather more asked for during the past week. Lever lace, of good patterns, and coarse, cheap, fancy wide goods, have also been selling to some extent. Black silk laces, for the American market, are yet sending out. On the whole, however, business is in anything but a satisfactory state. The retail trade of the country, on which ours greatly depends, has been paralysed. Until there is confidence felt that the usual spring purchases will be made--in other words, until the coun try shopkeepers begin to replenish their exhausted stocks, and so oblige the London and country wholesale dealers to cotne to market, and buy with something like their usual spirit—the Prosperity of this department of manufacture is scarcely to be looked for. It is satisfactory to state, that stocks were never lower in any branch •, and prices of wrought goods, of most kinds, being at or below cost, cannot be reduced. The foreign demand is expected to increase as the year advances. Hosiery : Since our last, there is little change to mention in our market, Notwithstanding the improved state of the money market, and commercial affairs generally, our spring trade progresses but slowly ; however, should the present severe weather continue for a few weeks, it would materially tend to improve the general trade; for, until the retail purchasers have removed some con siderable portion of their winter stocks, we cannot expect them to enter into any very extensive arrangements for spring goods. In the yarn market, we have experienced another reduction— an act as unwise as it was unexpected and unnecessary, and which must have arisen from some local causes, such as coin petition and rivalry among certain spinners. As the present position of the wool market could not warrant so unlooked for a change, the injurious effects of it will be felt throughout the whole trade.—Nottiaghatn Mercury. KIDDERNONSTEIL—There are about 110 looms at work at Messrs. Pardoe and Hoonian's, at what is called tape-try work, the same as that made by Messrs. Crossley, of Halifax; the men employed at it receive 18s. per week, and work from six in the morning till six at night. It may serve to show the bad state of the trade when we state that there are seldom less than fifty there in the morning waiting for the chance of one or more of the men being turned off. A rumour having been circulated that there were several new looms to be set on on Monday, Jan. 10, there were upwards of a hundred workmen waiting for the chance of getting work, and so urgent and clamorous were they, that the superintendent had to threaten to send for the police before he could make them keep order. We are happy to state that there are strong symptoms of a return to some thing like activity in the carpet trade. Four of the second class of manufacturers have ordered their weavers to work, and state that, during their late journey for orders, they have been very successful. A tirst-rate master, however, has stated that he has 1100 pieces of carpet (mostly thirty-six yards in length,) in stock, and cannot think of puttingany looms on for some time. Several weavers have left the town for America since Christ mas, and several more are about to start for Mexico, where an attempt to get up carpets is about to be made. RAILWAY RECEIFrs. 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 LIVERPOOL HAY AN] JANtTAW a. d. s. d. May. old, 20tb ...0 7 @ 0 9 New Clover Grass O.O-0 0 Straw, Wheat Oat 0 3i— 0 3/, Barley 0 2i— 0 0 Carrots.. 26 0 —29 0 PRICES OF PROWS MARKE'. a. d. s. d. 1 s. d. a. d. Beef lb it, 0 6 to 0 6 Plums.. Is Quarto 0— 0 0 Mutton 0 6 0 8 Filberts 0 6 0 0 Veal 0 7 0 8 Red Currants .. 0 0— 0 0 Lamb, fore grtr 18 0— 0 0 Black Ditto .... 0 0— 0 0 Fresh Pork Bacon 0 0— 0 0 Peas.. .. la Peck 0 0— 0 0 Hams 0 0— 0 0 Beans 0 0— 0 0 Salmon Soles Cod Fish Turbot Haddocks 0 0— 0 0 Partridges,vbrce 2 9 0 0 Whiting 0 0— 0 0 Plovers Lobsters Fresh Butter .. 1 3 0 0 Black Game 0 0— 0 0 Salt Ditto U 10 1 0 Pheasants 6 0— 0 0 Eggs v 120 8 6 0 0 Hares each 2 6 3 0 Potatoes, lir Perk 1 4 1 6 Pironamcouple 0 0— 0 0 Gooseberries, qt. 0 0— 0 0 Rabbits 2 0— 9 4 ONS IN ST. JOHN'S r, JAN. 22. BIRKENHEAD AGRIC JANUARY s. d. s. d. Hny, old, .4) cwt 3 6 to 4 6 Nev Clover, new Green 0 0 0 0 Vetches 0 0 0 • Straw, wheat Oat' 1 9 0 0 Barley Carrots 0 0 0 • Manglewurzel Turnips, '' ton 15 0 —2O 0 ULTURAL PRODUCE, r 22, 1848. . .P d. s. d. Potatoes,*9o%. Kemps Pink Eyes 0 0 0 0 Red Rogers Short Tops 4 6 5 0 Cups Cattle 0 0 0 03 Manure, Is ton. Cattle 4 0 6 0 Black 1 6 2 0 4s - 1N BIRKENHEAD 'ART 22, 1848• PRICES OF PROVISTO: MARKET, JANl._____ . • N. d. a. d. Beef ?lb. 0 51to 0 7i Plums, It, Quart.. 0 . 0 to 0 0 Mutton Veal - Red Currants .. 0 0 0 0 Lamb, per qr 7 6 0 0 Black Ditto .. • • 0 0 — 0 . 0 Fresh Pork Bacon - 0 0 Hams 0 9 0 10 .Chickcns Salmon - 3 0 Soles Cod Fish Turbot Haddocks 0 2;l 0 3 !PartridgesMbrce 3 0— 0 0 Wbiting 0 0 0 0 !Plovers Lobsters Fresh Butter.... 1 0— 1 2 Black Game 0 0— 0 0 Salt ditto F.gga.... *.. 120.. t 6 0 0 Hares ...... each 2 6 3 0 Potatocsop Peck 1 4 1 F. Pigeons,vcouple 1 6 0 0 Gooseberries, qt. Q Q 0 0 1131.,Vitti.— ~.,, 2 0 2 4 Week 1847. 11846 RAILWA vs. ending Amount. Amt. -- • • e s. d. 4 Amiens and Boulogne Jan. 16: 997 0 0 .. Arbroath and Forfar Birkenhead, Lan. and Cheshire —l4 575 0 0 481 Cockermouth and Workington — 0 0 0 .. Dublin and Drogheda —l3 690 0 0 ',22 Dublin and Kingstown Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Edinburgh and Glasgow —l3 3161 0 0 3065 Edinburgh and Northern —ls 726 0 () .. Eastern Counties and N. Eastern —l6 10005 0 (1 8910 East Lancashire Eastern Union and Ipswich and , Bury —. 9 1044 0 0 457 Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr. —l5 2011 0 0 2007 , Glasgow and Greenock ' —l5 ' 880 0 0 906 Great Southern and Western Great Western • —l6 16687 0 0 13731 Kendal and Windermere - 15 88 0 0 .. Lancashire and Yorkshire —ls 8245 0 0 8236 Lancaster and Carlisle Londonderry and Enniskillen —ls 115 0 0 .. London and 'North-Western —l6 34319 0 0 35411 London and Blackwall London & Brighton, South Coast —lb 5987 0 0 5533 London and South-Western —l6 6398 0 0 5688 M'cliester, Sheffield, and Lincoln —l5 2058 0 0 1731 Marypoi-t and Carlisle —l6 558 0 0 416 Midland, Bristol, and Birming • ham Midland Great Western (Ireland) —l6 , SOK 0 Newcastle and Carlisle Norfolk North British - —l3 1788 0 0 13 3 9 Paris and Rouen • . -•- 15 6223 00 1 5502 Rouen and Havre • L---. 15 2737 0 0 1 - Shrewsbury and Cheater - .16. - - 537 0 0 ; 298 South-Eastern and Branches South I)evon Taff Yale ,— 15 1791 00 ; 1227 • Ulster 18 616 0 0 1 730 Whiteharen Junction • -- -1 16 ,- 1;2 0 0 I York, Newcastle, and flemick :I --13 - 9329 C 0 I .7:18 York ariti North Mitlliami, ilic 1— 13 6264 00 • 4595 141 0-43 0 I p6 6 -27 6 FOREIGN. s. d. s. d. 7 3 7 '7 7 9 8 3 7 10 7 9 8 1 6 9 7 1 6 6 6 to 7 1 7 4 6 10 7 3 53 5 6 0 0 0 0 32 0 —35 0 3 8— 4 3 2 10 3 47 38 0 —44 0 29 0 —3O 0 43 0 -46 0 34 0 -39 0 30 0 -33 0 14 0 -14 6 2: 0 -28 0 27 0 -29 0 ,22 0 -24 0 10 0 - 0 0 LIVERPOOL oIJAI L LioT. SIIAREF. Saturday's Prices. RAILWAYS. 45 Aberdeen Am bergate & )astern Junction. 23 Arbroath and Forfar. 471 Itedtord, London, & Birminghtn 72 Birklielid. Lancash. & Cheshire 274 late C. &B. 5 Its cent. till 1850 134 1)0. .t 22 ~ 10 Birmingham and Dudley 5 Boston, Stamford, and Binning 21 Bolton, Blackburn, Clit kerne, ll &W. York, late.B. &B. 7 late It'lntrit.Clitheroejk N. W. 13 Pref. No. 1 shares, 6 # cent 80 Bristol and Exeter I 20 I - New shares 201/ Buck inalria inshire 50 Caledonian 32 Half shares 50 I Clydesdale Jitnction . 3 7 Chester and Ilolyhead 25 :Dundee and Arbroath 15 I New share... No. 1. 25 , Dundee and Perth . 15.1 New shares If. New quarter shares 20 :Eastern Comities Perpettial, Per...null. No. 9 25 : , East Anglian. .t 25 shares la 110., ts shares Do., 3 10/ shares 25 'East laneaslore I 13 New shares 31 New ditto 124 East Lincolnsbiri. 1 73 Fast and West Yorkshire 50 •,.Editilindi and I Thisams 15 : 1 Half sharea 73' New Half shal-, 2 %3 Editibureli and Northern 12 t 15 sha -es—Newport 2t) late Pilinhro'. Leith & Granter). 20 Priferenre shares.... 6 Ni w shares quarter shares Effinborgh and Perth Exeter, Yeovil. & rorchester F eetwood, urestim. Furness 4,1(1 extensions a as a,,w (Ins ratiteed stork 1 4 -hail' I'a r-shates No 1 ► a''-shares vn. 9 11asg ' llasgow. Paisley. tool Greenock sh a res Preference shar s .rent ' , firth or .1. meaty' ..e4 O shaips .430 snares At'ls share , Great North of scot'and 90 ';react Western 5 Half shares 174 thiarter shares 2 ' Fifth shares 94 £l7 shares lituldersfiehl Canal & llail‘N ay.. 24 'lnildersfield ('anal Railway.. 8 Third shares 5 ' WWI and Selbv )-Inlf shares 12 1 Quarter shares 17 5 Ipswich and Bury S't. Edmunds. 3;! Isle n' A sholme and G001e..... 25 Kendal and Windermere 93 Lancash. &Yorks. late MM.& B. 82 Ditto Ditto late NI. & L. 38 Bale sha. es 143 Quarter shares 8 Fifth shares 204 / ..€32 shares N Sireenth shares 3t half shares. late L. & B. 3 3 Do., late Builders & Sheffield 82/ Fifth shares, late W. it. U.... 475 Half shares. late W. P. & G.. 20 Fxtensinn shares. 1)0. .. 5 0 Lancaster and Carlisle 10 Third shares 475 Lancaster and Preston 19 Three-quarter shares 158/ Quarter shares 50 Leeds and Bradford 42% Leeds and Dewsbury 15 Half shares 36 Leeds and Thirsk 2.5 New shares 16/ T,eicester and Bedford • 2 Liverpool. Crosby, & Southport. 2 New shares, late W. Lancash. 24 Upon!. SPchi‘s., & June. 2 5 London and Blnekwall 5 0 London & Brighton & Coast. 30 Consolidated 14 shares Stock. London and North Western 22 Quarter shares 2 New Quarter shares • 2 Fifth shares 25 Quarter shares (G.. 1.) 15 shares (L. & M.) 40 Manchester & Birmingham. 74 Quarter shares (A) 75 Quarter shar..s (B) 1 Quarter shares (C) 50 London and South Western .... 40 Consolidated 2 shares 26 New £4O shares 324 New ..t , 50 shares 50 Consolidated Tenth shares 40 tutu, 05 Third shares 25 Longridge and Preston 10 0 Manchester, Sheffil. & Lincolns. 13 Quarter shares, No. 1 25 Quarter shares, No. 2 73 Eighth shares '25 tate Cit. Grimsby and Shen 7 .820 shares 42 Quarter shares 1 24 late Great Grimsby Pock 74 late Sheffield and Lincolnshire] • • . ...... 24 Manchester and Southampton. 42/ Nl:mei:ester and Southport Stock. Midland 40 ~ " 40 shares Stock. Preferential stock, 6 per cent 15 Half shares Stock. Consol. Birmingham &Derby. 100 Birmingham and Gloucester.. 36 Bristol and Gloucester .t5O sh 11 3/6 .Cl 7 5/ shares 100 Newcastle and Carlisle 25 Quarter shares 60 New shares stock. Norfolk 16 Extensions (5 per cent.) 25 North British 12} Half shares 42 Quarter shares 50 Northern and pastern 10 North Staffordshire Stock. North Union.... stack. Ditto 6 ,North Western . 2 Oldham Alliance 95 Oxford, Worcester, & Wolverh 25 'Preston and Wvre 25 Preference (5 went. & Div ) 9 Half shares (A) If Half shares (131 83/4 Sixth shares 100 St. Helens Railway and Canal 10 New shares 8) Preference shares 5 New Preference 25 S cottish Central 20 Scottish Midland 10 New shares. (A) (B) 5 'Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole' 7 719Shrewsbury and Birmingham I/0 Shrwsby & Chester, late N.W.M 8 I New shares 2 Shrewsbury and Hereford 12 Shrewsbury. Oswestry, & Chesh. 1 Do. and Chester new shares 40 South Devon 50 South Eastern and Dover 24 New shares, No. 1 17 New shares, No. 2 90 C,onsolidated Thirds 7& New shares, No. 4 42/ South Mid. June. & Salisbury 4 Southport and Euxton 4 South Staffordshire 18 South Wales a 9.Yorkshire, Doncaster & Goole 11Warwiek & Cheltenham Junctn 10 Whitehaven and Furness .... ?(/ I Whitehaven Junction _ 30 Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth Stock. York, Newcastle, and Berwick ~ 25 Original Newcastle & Berwick; d 153.. 15 d 137..139 313.. 32 31 ..31# 4 ..44 p 11..2 p 1524..154# 35 ..35# Gt. 74 13 .. di 24 ..23 d 21#.,21 d 34 .. 33 d 124..12 d 143..14 d 14#..131 d 17 .. 16 d 10 -04 d 14..234d, 6g.. 63 2 d d • •69 p d.. par 25 Noi:th Shields rnrchase 15 Extensions No. I G.N.E. pur. gar. 6 vet. till '5O Stock. York and North Midland 25 E. A! W. Riding Extension 1 0 ; Preference shares IRISH Belfast and Ballymena Cork and Bandon Dublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Drogheda Third shares Dundalk and Enniskillen Great Southern and Western .Londonderry and Coleraine Londonderry and Enniskillen 'Midland and Great Western Half shares Newry and Warrenpoint Ulster ;Wexford Harbour.. FOREIGN dz COLONIAL LINES. jßoulogne and Amiens Dutch Rhenish Great Western Canada amaica Northern of France(constituted) Orleans, Tours, and Bourdeaus. Paris and Lyons (constituted) Paris and Orleans. Paris and Rouen Paris and Strasburg (conatitutd)l Rouen and Havre Sambre and Meuse Strasburg and Basle Tours and Nantes (constituted). West Flanders BANKS, &c. Bank of Liverpool Borough Bank Commercial Bank Liverpool Banking Company M 'cheater k L' pool Dist. Bank. North and South Wales Bank Royal Bank Union Bank L'pool Fire and Life Insurance . New shares Marine Assurance Company Royal Assurance Company Bootle Waterworks Harrington Waterworks Coal Gas Company Nev( Gas and Coke Company Quarter shares New Ditto Birkhenhead Docks k Witouses Excha4e Buildings. Pacific. Steaiii Navigation Co Rock FerrY • Steam•Thg-Conspaav South-East Steam ,Ciampany., ieer )33.. 14 42.. 4a par.. 3 p 25 .. 27 d d 45 41 341..35 44..4 d 17#..17$ 11 ..102 d 9 ..$ d 4 .. 3td 6 1-64 d 119j..01, 1,1..14 4 3 ..341 1..1D 41 .44 d 1..!,id 5 .. 5.1 p 5 • • 5 3 1) d. :par 2 .91 390 —304 800 .. 900 158 ..160 188 —l9O 393..40 • 13..121 50-.118 41 900 ..911 ' 11 ..111 .74i.. 9 • _ Prices marked thus vip't are at a preft:Osn ; "d" are at a diskount. "R." denotes Shares calledWl for Reziatration. • - " " tleilotes Scrip Surer Cbitt4 geisimnaiob. `Mt quntLit4aus markei " C " turt, for cash, 17 ft. 16 d 2f 2f d 254.. 26 . 511 ti 16/ . 74..744 4 .. 44 p i• • if d 8 d A.. 4 11 14 .. 13 11 5 ..4 (1 2f 24 d 3 ..:164 614. I) A Is .. 17 d t 74 it 27i.. :cbi p p 151.. 1114 04..64 3.1 12 .. 15 4 • d 21$ 21i j.. 1. 44 . . 444: . ti 4 0 4i.. 4i tl 1:11. 144 154.. ill 14. . 1 it 4.. 4 41 a lid ~. 1 41 4 ..34 d 2 ..3 12 . . 14 3 ! Oi (4 17:2 b . .. r:1 *P 27 X 29 51 ... 2 p 8 ;,. p tl ' 12 ..14p 59 .. CO 24 .3 p :31 . I P 281 .Z. 4 d 1 . d 99 ..10,• 49.. :0 22 • 4d 174 18 7 k..64 74 d :#d. . d * d• • 53 . 5 it 5i .ti 94.9 d 94..9 it 21, .did ii 23, .2 d 54 .. 55 • 1 11 P 4 .. 35 d $ —B4 tp 114..11i 93 .. 94 44..4 d 21..2 d 151..15a d 141..14 d 4.. td (1..p.r par.. 4 p 2i.. 2 41 5g..511 44 ..45 ..64d 1524..1544 12 —124 p 6 —6l p 9 ..94 374.. 38 161..17 1) 60 .. 61 } 4 ..44 p 4 ..44 p 34.. 65 42 .. 43 - 5 3 ..2 d 471..484 37 ..38 d 22 ..22# 74f.. 75f P 17f.. 18 3k.. d 12 .12 d 5i.. 4Z d 21..2a d 6k .c d 4t . 43 d !i•• i t c! li.. I - d 1143.. 1163 44 ..443 120.. 112 1g..1 d 88 .. S 9 120 .. 122 8 ..9 p 54..6 p 994 994 244. it .. 25 1 L. par 86 .. 88 par.. 4 p 264.. '. 7 12.1.. 122 j.. Id 59..60 it. • i P 207 .. 2C9 145 .. J 47 Stock Stock 40 10 171 37a 21.1 25 Stark. Stock. :100; 100 , ,Sales Yesterday c 152 2i 115 15c 15 441 op IP qtp Up SO birtos, 4111.- On the 9th instant, the Princes. a 4 , daughter. -4ovt , r, of a -•t.. ;I; s WNL . Is tt . _ On the 11th instant, at Grsoige. ue.,r HARGREAVFS, of a eatight• r. On the 12th instant, at 1/e ston.htio of a daughter. On the 13th instant, at The F.hog COCK, of a daughter. On the 16th instant. it' -- Het. KINSON, of a daughter. `acne day. s! rs T. (•. !ntlei•tou f On the 17th instant, t! tatty Fsri., of a daughter. On the 18th instant, the Wife of : • Brunsoick-terrace, Boot e or :1 o,of• ' On the 19th instant. •i; Rrerl.tir ti HORNIIY, of twin datn:hiers. On the 19th instant, sit 0 ire-niot 1. RELL, of a daughter. Same day. Mrs. JOHN P.NRh /*lt street, of a daughter. Same day, the mire of Mr. .1. card, of a son. On the 23rd instant, the lady tic h !t , TON, Great George.sqra•-e. o 14 .42. M ii s • • . i; NlAttltl Ihi the 12th instant. at • t Goo '• 1 , hy the Bev. W. F. Wititi, . Fe' ow f K ~ s „ •.: Rev B. L. wirrs P. rsl.B- ..„. t va , 3 Q1)1 ) 111A, fourth knight, r . Me. • N ?ON, of the Ist Life Goa, On the 16th instant. a' st. • L.•• H. Burton, M.A., Mr. JOHN 11 • • • .:5 • 1,.,z8 11 , 'HERTS. Same day and place. Mr. G1 , 01 , f 11FLIA WILLIAMS. On the 17th instant, rt 't. !Orr , , t:sin .1111 - 1\ Al !LUCA N. of On. ri•• • . volinzest daughter of Mr. J. PP.\ ' W • • Cumberland. On the 18th instant, at IVoo ',•' ,•• t '• " .o.15•• 4 Kin , . W. YoUTP, Rao n Amster,lsl-55, .5 , da •ht ...of 1 , . T. Y. It TEM' \ • • • ' • Sane day, at ,t. Mich.,,. 's 11 , 1 • 5, • • .5,- ri of Mr. WM. BURNFI't . 1 m•fln,. , laughter of the late Mr R N • Same day, at Preitln', r:1 * (1 . I , • , or irtnshirk. to HANNAH. second flail. 115.5 • • 5- • of Maudland-hank, Preston Same day, rt St. ()awn Ches'er. In , the Rev. F. Anson, canny , of • • • • 5'54: • NFLD. M.A.. canon of Ch, ster r,t ( 1 Vector 1 •i• tierts. to MARY, daughto r 1) .. the y v '•f• ;!: of ESTER..• k Same day. at NA al'on•on-tlie-Hir h, she I ,5.. ( - 7 . 4. L WHITMORE of ;sir 'Nl,sjestr'• 1 • va , o PLIZA, third dauabt"r or .4 1,1 ' • f v , a - ton, ate of her Mrjesty's 7th Iloval Fin - • • ante day. at St. Pl.' in's "' • ",.. too, NIA., Mr. JOHN DAVIFS. to 111.e5 , I!! It N • •'. it Sam. day, at. St Joh , 's. .:•0 rS , 4 KAII 7 F. of Filinhurvh Qnn n' '• .• • " of - dee hill. to CAROLINE RIATILDA, eldest chug' t ~f the to GI•ORGE NIBLEVI . • 5,5 ,5 55, On the Bith instant, a' tl,e Cat' t, the llon. GILBERT STArI FT, ;N. tit"; s 1 • , vi••lsrnels . Yo , kshire. brother of ; • 5,1 5. • • w ,5 • 1. i•as of the Late %1 M. GERA. !,. FRI and o P:5• tho omew Bretherto-, Pt r‘f to i a ,I, , ty. Same day, ut .tt. Philip's Church, Mr. WM. SALT, 5o JANE 'UCHEI? On the fOth instant, at Wit. Mnr;.'s Church • by the. Ste,. W o'tork, WM. SAL) NOP , S 0,-, to If A , V \ N d K. aughter of tI e late 1-IPviii' V:Of , ;„ Same day. nt the Parish Ct pre , , pt IT "sq ,of Leigh, to CA'' ' , r tvi t!aught,r of A 7 A- H M ACKI; RS, Ft q., of Biek. ,, s' . "-am, attie day. at St. It.i !etA t'tor-h sv. A St va art, ISAAO BRUFF, • o Miss ! Rii T iII YI On the 22nd instant. v the It. vr. s'. P!!rton, M A ttr. FREt 'ERICK CA 1111N1 OS . MG' . tonsir, , :igs CLARA HARRIET I DMO or tt;R 'ow 'stye cloy. at St. Philip's Chu. eh. Mr. JOHN .TONI 7. to Miss MARY EVANS. Some day, at St. David's Chnreh. by the "PV IV ' , III. Mr W. H. RIRT, maste. tnntioer, to .f r • e'er. On the 24th instant, at St 1 - Vvid's Cl•orch. liv the v s. Mr. ROBP.RT nutuirrs, to Miss - ELIZAW TH HUGHES, both of this town. DIED Lately, at Copenhagen.in I,i.tt , tv, A car. FINN lIIAGNU 'he leaned Icelander, arc, professor of northern :3 , re at the university._ On the 25thly. at Kelsal Pay. Van Dieivan's 1 and, aged* R(, W. MANIFOLD, Esq.. late of Prowl tlru . rtu•shire. On the 2Rth ' suddenly. at Steveoston. a,..d 72. HMI. GARET BROWN. wi'e (iv Mr. JOHN M"5171,. Dr.eetised . weighed utiwards of twenty-tour stones. At the fine al stout iron bars had to be substl , n.ed 0 , the iisiial spokes and it required the united efforts of oinoteen stunt men to carry her remains to the place of in. , coo nt. (in the Bth instant, at FRANCES, wife of T. N. G BR A DDYLL. Esq.. of renishead Pt 'ory. On the nth instant, at Gl\'t. I elms. near N• atli. the resiOeree of her father, W..levons. I''- q , :wed 23. EANN Y. wife of JOHN HENRY ROWLAND, Esq., of London Also, on Mo n d ay, the iith. 18. EM 31A. and on litirsday. the !loth, age d 16 , CAROLINE, daughters of the al•ove W..' EVONS. E,(l Same day, at Sittingbottrne. Kent, II dalichter of the late Sir A. JARDINE, Bart , of A up'egrn tb. Dumfriesshire. Same day. MA BY, wire of the Rev. ROBERT COVNING. of whithnro. and youngest daughter of the late John M•Gill, Esq., I of Giencaii ' Same day, at Hanover, sueden'f. (red PR Miss FREDERICA HERSCHELL, sister of the live Sir Wm. Herschel'. and hono rary member of the Royal Astronomical Society, London. This lady had acted for many years as secretary to be, brother. and posseseed great astronomical know'edge. She pubished seve ral important works; and to her is due a seie. ic 'olio in relief, lone celebrated, and which is now at Greenwich. (1.-c,ased was engaged in astronomical observations the night before her death. On the 10th instant, by accidentally falling into the Trafalgar Dock, aged 30, Mr. WM. SCIIOGIIAM, of Ulverston, late of Leeds. • Same day, in Northnmherland terrace, Fverten, aged 84 Mr. WILLIAM PRITCHARD. On the 12th instant. at Darnaway Castle. Morayshire, of in fluenza, in his 77th scar, FRANCIS 'TUART, Earl of Moray, Baron Doane, and Baron St. Colne, in Scotland, and !taros Stuart, of Stuart Castle, in the British peerage, and a descend.. ant of the celebrated Regent of Scotland of the same name. Deceased is succeeded by his eldest son, Francis, Lord Donne, born in 1795. • Same day, in Spring-vale, Raintord, aged 74, S. J. LANG' HORNE, l'sq. on the 15th instant, aged 55 years, Mr. ROBERT DAVIES, professor of music, 2fi, Nightingale-street, Strangeways, Man chester, much respected and deeply regretted by a numerous circle of friends. Same day, in Brownlow-street, in his 42th year, Mr. THOS. WHALEY. Same day, aged 55, Mr. THOMAS MA LEY, estate-agent, Same day, aged 66. Mr. S. MARSH. weaver. Bolton Moor. He was the father of fifteen children, grandfather to fifty-one. and great-grandfather to sixty. Same day, aged 69, ALICE, wife of Mr. CHARLES MAN WARING, I:lither dealer, Stanhope-street. Same day, in Great Mersey-street. Kirkdale; aged 67, ELT. ZA BETH, relict of the late Mr. THOMAS scoysoN, tanner, Kirkdale. Same day, aged 72, Mr. WILLIAM BENSON, formerly ce the Low Moor Ironworks, near Bradford. Same day, ELEANOR, the wife of Mr THOMAS BRIDSON, of Douglas, chairman of the directors of the Isle of Mali Steam Packet Company. On the 14th instant, at Wisbeach, aged 80, Rear-Admiral SPELM SWAINE. Deceased spent nearly sixty years ia the naval service. Same day, aged 45, JOHN W. WRIGHT, Esq., secretary t. the Society of Water-colour Pai n t ers , Pall-mall East, London. Same day, aged 14, ELIZABETH ANNE, second daughter of Mr. J. WELLS, eqnstri an . . . On the 15th instant, in his 2Sth year, HENRY ECROYD LYTHALL, Esq. Same day, aged 7 months, JOHN WILLIAM, seventh eon of Mr. WM. CLOSE, bookbinder. Same day, at Stanwix, near Carlisle, aged 28, MARGARET, wife of Mr. W. ROXIIIIRGH, estate-agent, of this town. Same day, aged mOntlis, ROBERT JAMES, son of Mr. THOMAS WILLIAMS, publican, School-lane. Same day. in Cadogan-place, ELIZABETH, wife of Lieut.- Colonel VERNER, and Way sister of the Dowager Marchioness Donegal. _ - Smile day, at GwervylltPark, Denbighshire, in his 82nd year, JOHN WILLIAMS, Rag. • Same day, at Ince, Clteshire, in his 94th year, Mr. GEORGE READ, father of Thomas Read, publican, Brownlow-hill. Deceased attended church regularly until the Sunday before his death. He has left l47llescendants. His two eldest sons were twins. What is rather singular, at the time of hi s b ur i a l his seventy-seventh and serenty-eighth great-grandchildren (twin girls) were christeoed. Deceased was borne to his grave by his grandchildren. On the Ifdli instant, aged 57 MARY, wife of Mr. MAURICE BAGNELL KEATING, painter. Same day, in his 74th year, HENRY HOLMES. Esq. Same day, in Prince E4win.terrace, Everton, aged 74, Mrs. HUGHES, sister of the late Mr. T. Roberts, of Toxteth-park. Same day, aged Si, Mr. JAMES DOWNWARD, master of the Seacombe landing-stage, and eldest eon of the late Mr. Charles Downward, of Ulverston and the Isle of Mao. On the 17th instant, aged 39, Mr. JOHN OCKLESTON, far mer, Runcorn. slime day, aced 37, ELIZA. BREEZE, wife of Mr. MARTIN. BROMLEY. of Duke street. Same day, at Fowls Castle , in hie 83rd year, the Right Ho e . EDWARD HERBERT % Earl of Powie, K.G. in consequence of a gunshot 'wound acenientally inflicted by one of big eons whilst out sporting in the neighbourhood of Powia Castle. Sante day, at London, Mr. JOHN JONES, London city , mite sionary, late compositor, of this town. : . 'ame day, the Lady AUGUSTA Fl ELD I NG, second (brisk. ter of the Earl of Denbigh, and sister of Viscount Fielding, of Downing, Flintahire. Same day; in this town, of malignant scarlet fever, aged 14; - WOODFORD CROWE,' son of P. D. SOUL'ER, Esq., of Bedford.. • • game day, at Wexford, aged 76, Mrs. MARY BROWN% late of this town. On the 18th instant, aged 56, MARY DAVEY, of the Reebutilli Inn, Queen-square. Same day, in Riehmond - -ren aged ' 77, Mr. Wm. CARLOW. Same day, at Warrington, ;wed 50, Mr. 11. RUTTER, for many years agent to .the London and Northwestern Railway Company, Warrington. • On the l9th instant, at Sandfleld-house, Whiston, near Pres cot, aged 67, Mr. EDWARD SPF.AKMAN. Same day, aged 34, Mr. ROBERT DAVIES, joiner and ow binet-maker, Cumberland.street. Same day, at Ormskirk, in her 91st year, • ANN, relict of the late Mr. RD. LEAK, formerly of Lanca s t e r', and mother of Ms. W. Leak, bookseller, Ormskirk. Same day. of typhus fever, caught in the visitation of the sick, in his 56th year, the Rev. C. 111IDDLEHURST, priest of St. Mary's. Wigan. . Same day, at Aske, Yorkshire. in her R2nd year, Lady MA RIA 'WILLIAMSON, relict of the late and mother of the pre sent Sir Hedworth Williamson, Bart, of Whidburn. • Same day, at his brother's residence, in Castletown, Queen's County, aged 20, Mr. JAMES KELLY '. Saute day. awfully sudden, whilst sitting at his desk, in hit 55th year, JOHN STANIPORTII. Esq., solicitor, Paradise. street, Sheffield. much and dese rvedly esteemed by a large dr. cle of friends, and uncle to Mesas. H. and W. Smith, of rt. North John-street. . Same day, aged al, M i ss THIRLWALL, R o o t t o Dr. Thin,wall, bishop of St. David's. Same day, at Bradenhain-house, Buckingliranubire, of the prevailing epidmtic, aged 82, Mr. ISAAC D'ISRAELI , the ree no wned author, and father of the : Member for Bucks. On the .20th instant, at his residence, iu Mount-pleasant after a short illness, aged 62, M r. JOH N TAYLOR GRIIGSON late of Sunderland, deeply regretted. • Same day, in Catherine -street, WILLIAM, infant son of Mr. WALLACE WALKER. . Same day, aged 65, Mr. ANDREW Arttutx, of Nurtotr ctreet. Saute day, aged 119, CATHERINE, wife of Mr. GEO. CAN NON FORRESTER., tebsemnist, Kirkdabe Same clay, at West I)erlij - , aged 37, ANNE ELIZABETH, Wife of .10sEPII HEGAN, Eso. On the .21st instant, in Ids 7th year, JOSEPH, eldest sos if Mr. JOSEPH PALETI}ORPE, of Egerton-tert hoe. Same day, aged 11 years and 4 months, MARY ELLEN, toe cond daughter of Mr. DAVID ROBERTS, of Hope-street. Same day, at Birkenhead, after a few days' Sinews, ISABEL LA, wife of Captain BURNLEY, and &w e tter of the Lite Cap tain Gibson, of Whitehauen, touch rtepectedby her numerous friends. Stone tfity )t the retiMer.ev of Kt% Seilartb.Mew NDFILLAIi