The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-05-14 00:00:00

li av 15) iii 1 4 . 1 .2 0........... ., . ~...............,...._..___i__..w. ... „ , 14, I , ' , _ ..., ___ ......______ ._...._ ____., _._.. TILE . l IVE R P 0 .......... „ cps it li ter it tur e . ,vRE, a, ,„,,, , less than 150 years from the present time, all speaking -Watchman, Goodwin,. Runge, Curacoa Electric, Douglas, Chientta-Promotheus, Evans, .Boston te Grave," l) " ---- -ise---..._ the same language, centered to V.e same literature and Science, Guyther, Santa.' Martha-Savage, Harvey, Haiti-Al bert Edward, Stoddart, Hone Kong. 14 et l V-a c ' e d V ) , P OETRy. religion, and exhibiting all its inherent and inalienable • characteristics. Thus the population of the earth is fast tong I fi.° „ ` ,ol , '; WI?, r p Cambria (s.), Stone, hence at New York. ears , sts•• . t ers• ......,,Olet - Z ------ -------,..... becominng Anglo-Sixonised by blood. But the English Canada (s.), Harrison, hence at Halifax. i t gore if', l4 01 'lt AS FLOW ERS IN MAY. langua eis more self-expansive and aggressive than the Wm. Wirt, hence at New Orleans. e,,, o f ?16) e a At e ste g was 80, \lit' S'Blt) as ' 4 A..' a deelinj ---- blood of that race. When a commnuity begins to speak Waterloo, Allem, hence at New York. the a Or°. gatherane s e.".zi a maid sat t' ' nowers gay; son, Jones, hence at Halifax ; and Silas Leonard, Thomp n, ditto, and sailed 2ml May for Poston. .. s on $ c s ie tie e he "nin e with l , evihing the English language, it is half Saxonised even if not a , eine' , e * of' i Her e .._ art a drop of An blood runs in its veins. . • Ireland QUEBEC, 2711 l April. -The Montreal, which arrived here on y r , lo t n ation ' , A (1 1; at the door, e, and the tears swelled o'er was never colonised from England like North America the 17th instant, has been ashore in the Traverse. ~,,rotake,_,. ~ on that eve in May. "P Cri e d t or An-tralia, but nearly the whole of its 7,000,000 or Conhician. Scott, from Shanehae at London. be 00 e tru P o i n o i r e ene otighte,i o her youlie heart'shr pride, 8,00(1,000 already spear the English language, which Hardman, Shaw, hence for Newfoundland, off Queenstown, i that , I he 0 111, 1 to " " k " of to bride, on this aY 3 is the preparatory pto being entirely absorbed New York, Marshall. hence at New York. I nd of `", I re; " I • a Y not be i mi vows spoken A vessel, commanded by Captain luord has been lost in the o eticire $a- 4 lif e 1r0kee...... t e e e,,,_ artd i n ee ,,,,,_ . ese !lowers of May, into the Anglo-Saxon race, as one of its most vigor- Cacos ' ' Passage, re toralltdoe t t en '? over thi s ' I I , If er] hold t • ous and useful elements. Everywhere the English lan- Lauriston' hence at Vera Crtiz. o your . faith, cop are fie - e/ Of T o Peer or wt reath, 'twill 1 allege is gaining upon the language sof the earth, and pre- NEW YORK, April 301.h.-1 he Sandersons, from Realijo to de/ ye, . n te e h ea . th wealth be sweet in decay ; paring those who speak it for this absorption. The young Punta Arenas, was totally lost in the Pacific. Crew and pas 'ln eke .1 , Vet et you'll , , come in sickness or health, lit fee c y, , V A 0 - oh! if -' ue welcome as flowers in May. generation of tie Best. Indies is learning it ; and it is pro- sengers saved. ~ ;is, o n , pee A , tit h eal ‘'e", when ‘' . •l liable that within fifty years 65,00(1,000 of hulnan beings, 1 iit dice. and Norval, hence at Halif..x. Fell, l os 'me h i g, $Oll i,,.. ... ,1 -e seas sever hY ian (Tines, Untie hence at Havens. e nd CO, je,oll t e ffect . o th htne e, , e , .!e: iii faith to me, of Asiatic race, will speak the language on that continent. Weldon), Moore;' el iltiades Joseph, and T 1 eo ; Bradley, i - irward, ...ibbt ,e, 'i oet. I ° stra;e'edl_llever upbraid Se it is in the United States. About 50,000 emigrants dore, Morton, hence at New Orleans. •eerts• (l i t e ; l'a arnattee front that hour You're free! from G Tmany and other countries of continental Europe The Queen (s.), for Genoa, not having sustained any damage, yew A i ll l k, , k i t ' e anon grim e " . ley'' '''' . sou are arriving in this country yearly. Perhaps they cannot proceeded on her voyage last night. t halo . ' ''so rt t he more i I? ore , , „,. Free 4,, !fill t o yy „, on yonr wealth from the sea; speak a word of English when they first land on our e couTT- -1. ; The h crim e e , our own loved soil, e o le s e„. , or fro m „ mit • • 1,, shores ; but in the course of a few years they master the VESSELS SPOKEN. G FOOD ' ^ad.; "a hak e , 1 ,is the hand for me . On . ree Poen the ~ le er ,. e s o h, ~, , ,e , : , le fast tears choke,extent. Their children sit upon the Cos . nen of Bristol, 21st April, in lat 48 N. long. 26 NV., with language to some . _ A Matir a lose of sails, bulwarks. Sic. eeliatinee nee. from B - TS- I, eoP 'N Qipe n t• ht ,„Tie the , ;Ming man' sprayer; same benches in our common schools with those of native Americans. and become as they grow up, and diffuse with, for Rottei•darn, 21st Feb. in lat 33 b.. long. 29 E-Maid. ;cove,' Of. 1 tall e a u eep s a l r o t e, and the yt uth departs- stone, from Calcutta, for London, leth iarch, in lat. 11 S.. d degD . „, . A , a ' GPs nein the silt nt air. , themselves among the rest of the population, completely long. 11 W-Herefordshire, from Lonilon, for Bombay, 24th rry :os t e , Neetc,' la elite e re 'hat lone • Anglo-Saximizi.d. Thus the race is fast occupying, and March, in lat. 1 S., long. 23 W-Niagara, for Valparaiso, on eeete e ee or 1, - k g, s e w s ta u t nt.. , •• !new' coented o'er subduing to its genius, all the continents and islands of the Equator-Avon, from United States, 27th elarch, in let. 2 e co ati ir b re. . 1, e el the y, elite nreent-falls-a year to th day- oe t delictonco9o,l thee Y l path a „`.7P , et the seat everhe door, the earth. The grandson of maig a young man who N., lone. '. - 5 W-Cressid:i froni Ceylon, Ist April, in lat. 9 N., lone. 30-Vittorioso, 23rd April, in lat. 50 N., long. 19 W e_r4 .eee . e oefort, on that in May reads these lines will probably live - 10,sec the day when itb o : t ee l st 1, 1 :0 14; tansy; 4; nat maid e l • t o hence 23rd April, in 10. 49, lone. 20: bad en ' isa'nentlY r s e pa l •011 aote , fr om v. '„ , wherever he strayed, that race will number its 800,000,000'4 hatnan beings. couned bad weather, anti lost topgallant masts-Edwin, n "nese..., 'f rom r ., ' , din, and his hand from euirt, Their unity, haemony, and brotherhooeln,lSt be deter- from Gallipoli, for this port, 15th Api il, off Cape de Gatt craaWss!lool 11, i eeleked .„pod, tilt his pre -trod e. ' et mined by the 'relations between Great Brig:lp and the Limena, hence for Porto Rico, 25th April. in lat. 45, long. 12- len e p a , ViterJ v """ where • I , o ll _ll r t, n t 4 . ?lln o , to . e les first love dwelt. United stateS. Their union will be the union of the two Wfre 1 , hence for Calcutta, sth May, off Bardsey-Philadel- V; oie ,li c efellf , il e o l l it4r,leeferlee, of the bright gold ore, worlds. If they discharge their duty to -each other and il , i tt ir i t t , ,,e l i t it e , n cheietnocreNf'oewr sT or .t k o'lin "t . APi 3 i r i 'd i , ' riit.in4l,,atlo4tir.inl--.. elirr ni t he si.l o l Theta po,, ritt. : 4, 0 • rttnn , to decay health, to mankind, 'they must become the united heart of the " red w e a l th nt broken health, 48-Chronometer. hence for lie) Janeiro, 2 P stli'M arch, in lat. r. i ens . ° r n lau sel it o it . 14 0t3 h and (lead mighty race they represent, feeding its myriad veins with tc., i00:2',. 23- , ntilles, of Bordeaux, 31st March, in lat. 2 S., , te t „.. no .... as these flouters of May." tour• le r se ta e ol hi e 'nee e. ,), Ett 'll the blood - of moral and political life. upon the state of lone. 22 W-Jessie (schooner), of Lendon, putting tack to bye,. „We, r t, ili az Al a , ~ Cr true love to her breast, we ii t e se P u try L ett al r i t s .4 1 0 dome s A w ay ; then fellowship then, more than noon the union of any England, with decks swept, 29th April, in lat. 50, lone. 20- ej s like;, bit'. Yee,.ae e '' 'Tis Now. self I prize, two nations on earth, depends the well-being of liatnanity, N.M. Steamer Realer, .13th March, off Ambrizette; had cap „, re , ode •ir ice came asil6overs en May 1" the peace and progress of the world. liitd her fiftli prize 20th February. a laree brie with 517 slaves e e l oss er' i l i elfj ' MB. Fying. Eish, 17th March, cruizine off I.oango-St. -Dublin 'University Mag. , • • ---- - --- - - - , •-• -•-- - - - • • -- - -James. of Philadelphia, 9th April, in lat. 11 N-Sidi Hemet, of. ui, Vic, s olf a s - --a- New York, same day-Myth, from Mayo, for this port, 3rd tis the ee°, . ilia, N n . , - . but ,ni t y I , 1 .4, 1 , 4 ,. _T ICES. -', tappititz kII _rtintriirt March, in lat. 51, long. 16-11,N1. Steamer Cyclops 13th March, ; l e; t he n i o c e'e l e rj Th e lt ekb„ . ------- off .11 - :Menzies. - Menzies. 3rd March, in lat. 14 S., long. 32 %V-- ~._____ Helen Waste, from Philerle'phia, for this port. 21st April, in to ti; • et. ...., e _ _ ..,rhh , 0,. . e g, ,oree to t , al i t „ . _ 8, p r ie , v iayaztne.-Vir. Blackwood and . TUESDAY, MAY 7.-'-Willd E.S.E., fresh. lat. 39. long. 69-Blanche. from New Orletins, 18th April, in lat. e s t( , t ie • ~gt• fli t h ' 'greb e ! s - street 'E i• b 1 -SAILED,-Rapid,Oeborne,for Naples-El untinedon, Wilson; _5l, long. 311-0, can Queen, hence for I lalifirx, 21st Arifil. in lat. 01.4. , e tee ase . rot t i ~ , ...in urg i. l e r el , he tee. "-elf tie good old Torwhirls ts. `°' ' 'f• tree.°4 *4 and .- • a ct fr om • . y periodical. , 'lsabella, Leng ; Argo, Niclielson; and Lavinia, Brown, for St. el, lone. 19-e.3harles Brownell, hence for Valparaiso, 7th April, 14 0 09 ' tiei Witt rii its buth-has maintained, un- - , Petersbure-Huntress, Mitlilletone ror Randers-Ermilous, ?in hit 4 N., long. 21 NV-Mary Ann, hence for St..lolin, N. 8., , Hie 'Mit el drown, for Oporto-Princess Royal, Coffey, for La (enayra- 1 2lth April, in hit 50. long. 19-Speculation, Groin elmiserato, eN c , /I s 6 o , !i9 ,4•s - Prje t i i 'tinge, the cause of the consfi- Demetrius, Hutchinson, 'for Constantinople-Prince Albert, I for New York, 17th April, in lat. 29, long. 38-Accra, from Oa' 0 , , t i l,, ,, ,i,„.a4tti ttst r i _ies of true l oya lt y, d ea l s further Yong, for Curacoa-Negotiator, Young, Bombay-Alert, Pe- I China, en- London, 30th April, in at. 49, long. 21-Voltigner, •eff Ctve - friete.- • h e eertii 'policy of the derson, for Bergen-Hannah Booth, Best, Maka-Bella en I bound west ; Olive Branch, and George, of New Orleans, for eeerla xe :',„ lylel t ilul t Inc h hag 1 mous - • Cavica Havannah-Inglewooce Smith, Ilatavia-aAdelle, 1 New York, all 30111 April-Planet, hence for St. John. N.ll. ece $ ;$ 1 ...e . , t i t e r Latie 'le er g Pire, • •• s itiken well nigh to its base Gracie, s , . The. - : : 1 • l'e Hodge, San Francisco-Hardware, Slisw, Newfoundland- 29th April, •in tat. 50, long. 19-11indoo. from New York, for Jute e, it',ll tVt l' t i "l aneg, ,, ~ ' opening article, entitled Lamer, Cotner, Mar:inherit-Goddess, Galt, Martinham, San Francisco, 15th April, in lat. 27 N., long. 34 W-Adelaide, Nara, 1-0 "'Iler e ;, ,e, tee ei i n „ st i l, a masterly expo.ure of the - --- hence Mr (2alifornia, 9th May, off Tuscan-Joseph liiishby. ae' l° ‘l9 s g ir ' , 44,"1 1 , 1 '9ter • nnal2 , 2ble of all Whig Chancellors t e , e s . , ai l d Lady Charlotte Guest, Davies, hence at Barbados. 30111 March, in lat. 1 S., long. 21 W-Mary Alitoinette, 10th 'V 41- Ill n ot satisfied with breaking on Eeninia, Wakrhmil, hence at 'rrieste. e te, aile ~ April, in lat. 17 N., long. 25 W-Ann Davies, 30th April, in lat. liter ,e,et e ' Qin • " the writer proceeds to , expose, Heinrich, Liudnian, sailed from Leghorn for this port the 50 N., long 19 W- Neorrii, hence for New York, Ist May, in ees , eeee ee Ste p e e vi !ei ne , • all"' i 101 1 'el , wei ti I;,'Y expose the charlatanrie, and 20th April. lat. 49, lone, 20-A. Z., hence for New York, 27th April, in lat. y uc , Ele • from ditto for this port the 22d April. 49, long. 23. el pan 1, daring emir Palmer sails) A tiSae• t te i:lto et ieft t , derj n ~ the last thirty years and Levantine, (s s;) Cumming, hence at Marseilles, arid sailed -__ . - ... - . rcb 211,1(Octliet gto th e i ph b' e nati on.. , , Popular appetite fey cheap- for Italy. LONDON GAzE7"rE.-2ruESDAY, MAY 7. yeal,;:, tilio hod fk 1 Urth ene4 . ~t • the close of 35 yeers of peace, Arehibald, Lindsay, hence at V . alencia. . in h ' 'of nt e 4 ttlit, lt le a n d with debt, than it was at the Eblana, Roper, sailed from Lisbon for -this port the 25th ..._e_ee„,..........__ „d b ere ief P ei ele er t 'm NI e'epensive war, He traces to this April. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. , rel le , of ilt)t , e 0 ,,... et,The bid d ing . ar. ft lii ~ ,te Giles, Mq,ean, sailed from ditto fOr this port the 28th April, J. Sharpies and J.. ii. Wallace, Liverpool, painters-T. Tay eseertepple,ol le ctiti t „tti , '" w "pr,, r0 „ , ,,,_. i of successive govern, Belle, Hicks, sailed from Oporto for this port the 25th April, for and T. Savage, Liverpool, coal-merchants-E. Parry and et la s f, i teri.'ef e ri rtl e :!gite olls 4 lehh,: Z . l ea il, the whole of-that coin ph- Zeitgeist, Pitinan, hence at Danzig. J. A. Lloyd, Liverpool, engravers. 0 the . 4 10 a il e l t a' , A - i "Oulat• y preseed down the masses Zenobia, Stewart, hence at Copenhagen. BANKRUPreI ES ANNULLED, el be t %er 0 k at 4, 4.. 4 4 l eeee.., ,lOn to the dust, ruined our no- Zephyr. Graham, hence for le aileoe at Belfast Lough. , s ir,' , t . 7 :11 11 '1 4 i lit ..„ '' e(i the once proud position 0 1 Great Elizeheth, Robinson, hence for Beet at Littlehampton. Daniel F.vans, el ertlivr T, dfil, carpenter. e F•l e ell e el e O voi ''.lro wtd , _ Laura, Palinke, from Danzte for this port off Ports- May 2, Arthur Williams, Narbeth, Pembrokeshire, draper. 1 1 .101 e a t ,. rteeth i . u , mg nations ; and which now Ameliant f • 1 ,9 I , '''rf BANKRUPTS. • t I .' t ' P i e „,%te e ,etei er , rin moredi.astrous , and si nalthan mot • fu s pite e po, tloi 4, 4ine ~.:_!ti aticient'or modern titries Every Cromwell, Bence, from Callao at Deal, Frederick Duncan, Liverprol, merchnnt, May 21, June 11, at s. „ e 0 i Irt "le "" 'I t•. 11 ydaspes, Stewart, from Adelaide at London. 11 o'clock. at the leverpool District Court of .Bankruptcy ; Motoa 'tile ' %Ilion 1 'r ‘" . 01 0 ,1 e, y , 4 11 -y a ee , a. man ought to strengthen Pemberton, Richardson, from Callao at ditto. !Miters, Messrs. Haevey, Falcon, and Harvey, Liverpool ; offi ,l,etiittae,ceis ~,e 4 f t, r trlpty e , til , al of this able . paper; and the cial assignee. Mr. Cazenove, Liverpoel. pie s,,,ty 41..te15, ~. euerel politician. Gask , •ll Johnson, Liverpool, coie merchant, May 21, June 11, be e f, of the day should WEDNESDAY. MAY 8-Wlllll N.N.W., light. 1 19 '0 led- ? t ee ner is ' its reasonine .. (1 ' 1 - Christi tiest•elt at 11 e'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy : pee 0 at,,,e o 4 :i r Iv e ve . % _ e -,s an acts. The latter A nutven --eophia, —, • - •• • F. - es,. Mei-don, Bohm-Georgian,Turcan,Bey- solicitor, Mr. Dodge, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Morgan, ill Y °ll‘ .(le r' ig k: of t , The article a ' fil w need not predict, will not be SA t k I LE . D.- SZ &c.-('Doyley, IIMI ‘ n and Sinibeam, 'Putnam, Boston- l ' iv . er P m)l • l, 10 . o f Pe eeql 4 Dee niele e Greece 18 a very unsatisfactory pro- n Orion - ; i ' (4, Little, Havre-Condon, Hebard, end Shannon„Lud- 'I hom as . S i mnel , Browne, Manchester s i i , patent-agent. wolf') Det e . 14 1 .,„ v al ev pang eece again," is a clever expos;- lam, New York-Eclipse, Kerekhove, Ostend, &c,-Swift, Sa v i o n , n o. e e l a \ \eoaiiii!, Oe nd Walsall, Tucker, ' ' f ircd e ten e ll e n r ;-court-road, London, res We j e l:e 81 9 le oa , the ilehl e sued t ow d that • e e , 1,,,,,,, ar. s intereiting land. Shea ors, Palermo-Lavinia, Genie 1) a n ia n r, : rr O Se a C r King,eis QII e Gray,ar furrier.. e m e ae oz e Ce -th writ e I ' l ' is t) 0(1 1, 0 1F . :te tt e . ~,r 4ir e f• which "Tenor ,ows of fr t o l m ie T h r e ad a e ci na C i i s r : th ra il t a e d r e e l a u ti llia s - t. Nll o r n s: i i n , ,o Downing, Rio John 'Burgess Nunn, Colchester and Ipswich, tailor. ,o , O W J e e"::` f actnri DIVIDENDS. st• :; i • l 'lei ot . thi t , E , th, s , ng and . mereentile communities -- ID Ile , le. . a el t 3 3 , stein e t ic , -Levantine (s froue, hence at Genoa. May 28, W. Shaw, Leeds, ironfounder-May 28, J. Walton, n 91) e y ',. ley o ,. ah en ne e , t rue Trade, which was - e elermatin is), nt New Yeti: at Southampton. Leeds, tailor-May 28, J. Jackson, Lackenby, Yorkshire, l'era a el 4 •le I p tto 0 the summit of the social builder. thole' t America (s), Shannon, henceeit Boston. ' 4 14. 1 0 01 1 r P r ostrat 1 d(l It, rei o *v e t t teal E, ,, e them at its base. A review Mary Johanna, hence at Corfu. CERTIFICATES 0- t o t he ro. qofi l ,-- ,,,,..", wh,, Is !Iles no more than bare jus- Hazard, Lee, hence at Bordeaux. To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the 0 111 d o egg oi l , ot r i t ...lo c h ti , utiong an age of backsliding from - day of meeting. 'ic' l „ ll e() Or 'lv • ` 4 4 ne e a le hseon • Lay 31, M., J., and E. Levi, Liverpool, stationers-May 29, el' e, s „,ge s ,' te aN 14,11, an d wild - sof -history arid the teach- THURSDAY, Mee , 9.-Wind N. C. L. Seraitison and J. Birchwood, Manchester, manufacturers. rettu t :eit , F . Ole, shoos iy f ort , - 1 0 tn have-been alike disregarded, • ARRIVED -Paquitte de Plata, Hammett, Hambrough, F , Ole e•1 1 . 5 :4 igte to 7 s e ee th e Cto raise his warning and prophe- I' 1 ' Atl ns tol f'l w Constantinople-Azoff, SA I LED.-A an ot ,le , e,o , ~ oct• l ' oV e il Oen, I. d: 416. L ovvinv,,,, f •fe ,• April 24, S. Rodeett Blackburn Lancashire, iron-founder 'Gardiner, Ilavana-Countess of Sefton, Wheeler, Limo-Ste- ad ' sit ell ett ite n • bit pie ! - 0 ceon, the prating of , Spinner, Holstein, Malta-Defence, Brewster, New York- (third classe-May I, G. F. Sharpies, Manchester, hosier 1 Ili o pt 0 , ,o w • ilit i ise, o, onhers e -and the mutterings of Sm ' itle Pernau-Envoy, •M'Leati, Quebec and Boston (second class). ea d t or te Ni•i'it t , alat e i and who -___ lii.elo , ..try Y b e t; 3 0 will whatever of weal or 'Stearns Smith, and Marchmont, White, Quebec. 1 to r v. , ~ . t ,%, te e e ie t e . FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. Ole' N o& doe he ir ir rit o , o il as ~ e nation, be regarded by his • _ Ys i ' 11l 0 4, , her e e s e 'Be Possessor of one of the ma-t 114,1 tl '' ' at ver e . Camillus, Silvester, hence at New Orleans. Juniata, Wedge, hence et Baltimore. PARTNERSIIII'S DISSOLVED. Randall and Farrar, Manchester, calico printers-J. Axon, ite. ' of t oh. el , c :l rif a erg of thin Kaman the advancement of eil' t I A -tr Princeton, Russell; As'hland, Rue ; - and Nestorian, Goodhue, G. G. Davies. R. Urie, and W. Tayler, Manchester, joiners; as et ~ ft App ihrti, l ll4V,"Y:h o „ 'lumen race. The literary anti- all hence at New York. 'far as regards IL. Urie-Stuhlrnann and Hayes, Manchester, L iiiri ve o •• t) ty oba e o _ I s, a •,..ter of •merit ; and " Christopher Vivid, Tyrer ; Montebello, Coffin-; and Caledonia, Chioves, general commission agents. lee , 0 Si, , tl 4ept.Cl the 8 s Il t ,"!141, NH of eloquence, and' fine all hence at Trieste. GenfriECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. P 4 k ee .' wh',l ll foo h aul "tte and ,he utitul Altogether Corona, Sirovich, sailed from Trieete for this port April 22. J. Green, Liverpool, wine merchant-second div. of led.. and , 10 0 '00 e, 'ote l '" 1) o- "' interestin a •• nof thevol.Th e -00, 11 : Mis es , . g pont() Eleanor amt Mary, Evans, hence at "Havre. Auguste Heyde, hence at Ghent. Ist die. of Is. ed. (on new proofs), and Thursday, at Mr. Came lot,' as L° oe the most valuable which • nove's, Liverpool. Mariner'. Dochutz, hence at Memel. o Te e xi,hal t . ever ; g.Ven tcrth world.T. Parr, Liverpool, painter-third div. of 21d., and Ist and 'he P c ifs: '," te e q L te ti , _______ , e Coronation, Johnson ; Aldboroe .dart; Telegraph, Shaw.; f g'•49' ',11: 4 1, ' " 41 1 '-e rtifu A Confidence, E vans; Eli z abe:h and Ann, Jones; and Amulet, 'second_ ,..izenol d e i , i s e . otls Bd. (on new proofs), any 'rhusrday, at Mr. n 0 •It el a /1 !i),. ' 21, ' aagazine. Dublin: James Foreman, all hence at Pillau. Liverpool. et le eC ie i rt ‘( e mit e . ore 't inier-st reet. itannia, hence at-Quebec April 19. H. Green, Liverpool, ironmonger -first div. of 45., any W S Orr and Co.,C Thursday, at Mr. Cazonove's, Liverpool. ittio te o ei o , t o ,. , t 1 o, t; reten W. S. o., John Bull, from London at the St. Lawrence. it!, e n s e ' ! f e st#; It tli "h 4 P ' 9 41 .4ii9 " . . # (1. Precioza. Niejahr hence at Swintrernende. A. Mongredien, Liverpool, merchant-first city. of 25., any 'to het it 1 yeah till reader 4l -Y this eschews politics,Thursday, at Mr. Cazenove's, Liverpool. el jar' 4 oL l! ' e 'llt e ,, o o . 'oe , 1 / 4 1 )) 0 1 toto, e,,,„ Thae sti _ none the less acceptable; in- Hugh, 'llandyside, hence tbr Monte Video at Milford. V. Cooke, Worcester, upholsterer. •LL''' ( 0° e e iille i 't t i7e ek ulig. . I ,l', are, as discussed jui't now, Rockshire, e iood, hence at Sevanneh. . . R. Strong.. Birmingham, screw manufacturer. tla al i , it '' r iJ' ein ts 4 ' 'IP.II of effith'llis of the present month Europe, APDoneld,and BeTllll, SIIIIIII. hence at Philadelphia. R. Eminson, Grantham, Lincolnshire, scrivener. ie ll e eP e til 'lope ' 1 " . • ar g i l er. in tl • •character; and Blarney (s s), Lyde, hence at Helvoet May 5. B. Thompson Derby, woollen-draper. hl' It ili q „ th it en ._ , t h eir-literary . J. G. Briggs, 'Leicest er, innkeeper. l it s f ale ,l s .lj ai lt Reel, H,,,,..3 ', ' A yr _ iLs-querable literary taste and anti- F. Garland, North Shields, tailor. e or e rel l e, !ite" ( .We Tes,e'llae te ut e tigst this class are " Irish Pottular FRIDAY,' MAY 10.-Wind S.W., moderate. J. Hunter. King William-street. merchant. r elet on e es tb° Ile i bk ‘ 9 II 811 4 r ''' a charm=• f"M ,te. k , fai , e L., u f . , .fig collect ion 0 . a . y- ARRIVED.-Jane -Maria, King, and Scynthian, Champion C. Pottinger, Banbury. Oxfordshire, tailor. re ~,,,-,,,t, ltd i ri , i, 'este, r,l , lore "'Random Records -of a from Alexandria-Kingston, Tuylor, Antwerp-Union, -- e , BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. I 'tie h oot ~,liti 'lee iee, c one) , The Two Ravens"---a- very Barcelona-Iris, Becker, Christiana-John Willis, —Mau- Evan Rees, Dudley, hatter. rer' st )'oi " I 4 '* • ' t eat . - " e g ; slid "Maurice Tierney" ritius-Harmonie. —, and Clethilde, —, Nantes-Princess BANKRUPTS. tail! ifor e he e et m ete 4s it R • I • Charles Cheioner; Thomson ; Thames, Rennie; William Hayhurst, Liverpoo', eolith proprietor, May 22, lie -e e /.4 "'Ole , t it le iree__ Proceeds. -We have , .several cr" Broom,D • 1 1 Orleans-Jernestown, Blither', and June 20 at and Drysdale, ( a e, New .. . .., . II o'clock, at the Liverpool 'District Court of Bank . lA c ig e h L'ws.and-misle articles • magazine' • Constellation, Allene New York- liteßit, Cordiner, and Belle, I ruptey ; solicitor, Mr. Dewhurst, .I,iverpool; official assignee, e s , ee ' o r le gi tee AS of more •than average Hicks, Oporto-Slater, Rebew, —, end Lady elamisell, , Mr. Bird, Liverpeol. if"irelel I I .,,t. n o w ee , to 11' , 1. !; r e . Grace, St. Michael's-iNantilas, hluney, Santander. Buckle Boyle, Manchester and Ardwick, check manufac- VI ',llle a , , Th re --- --- SAILED.-Urgent, Williams, for Cuba-Ann, Justice,•for tuner. 111. iiiie rt ,1, 11 r'qj 1 % ‘ l 'ated e Roads. its Life. By Charles Para-Palender, Rice, Riga-Esther and Sophia, Maas, -St. Richard Wilson, Kineston-upon-Htill, stonemason. et c ee- fe te lie i ,Sj t be,N . it c l ' ee l e el a l), , to l d . tz. :London : Chapman -sndThomas. Margaret Milne, Manchester,'groCer. ', John Thomas e ollan(L.Coventry. bnilder. _ Xe . 8 1 ,h NI ."oht• J. M • 11 k to l l! ill . Menzies, Edinburgh.; J.The Why Not? Davis, of Carnarvoe, from the Conway is- . Edward Parratt, Park-village -West, Regent's-park, adver neer. 14 h , ° ot k lst r 'V, b e ~ 2,,; ,5 11r d I;t,'4li‘tle'lettlte h 'eett e T n g s atee lands to Belfast was -abandoned eth stant, in lat. 50, lenge tistng-agent, ol ° ,•tiO a , to learn that their old. I ‘ l, in a sinking' state. Crew saved by the Thames, arrived Richard Dart and Joseph Brown. Bedford-street, Covent ac few - a ' , e P ti , on e ,' 1,2 1 - ii c h ' ssw e'prefer to speak of himean- here. garden, London, coach lace manufacturers. 5 ,i r t , ' 't i;• .' t '''l. o 4 0 - ree all - . Majestic, Tregerthen • Earl of Leicester Barker; Black el, v eee ee t N I Ili zin ,, re t a k e • g to us so many pleasant DIVIDENDS. 4. Pr llN' t t lll di ernlhrs. p ro rt the field with one of his spi. eyed 2 . • W tk' 6 13 ' thers Lewis, and Lancashire Lass, n ink al n , ti e n a ce a m t C ; on s r t ° anti n o'p le r at id cleared for Galati. Han ' Tfu l t i ciecs a l7Z, d' cl i olli et t i n ' a s i i i r u n f i a ' c f 7i t i i r n e d m er . -May 311 D. and J. i ;' c , ii i t r et9 ,l . q t l, i e ., ,Z rr e l ll!lay e n elf le en 41 a Perusal of the first num- Hume, Jarvis, sailed Irom Malaea for this port April 25. e o t f ie Ile tall ,I, Is iiio l r) f allitl gur that, whilst its talented Arundel, Grace, from Pelermo; Scieece, Hardy, froni Con- CERTIFICATES o t(e ct foi!'' 1( 4 , 1 17 te e e Plss, 41 - a rte °II In . that dashing style of stantinople; Johannes, Risen, frem y ; Bitters, lipect, to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contraryon the day of meeting. : iiill s 4e d te,tlet te,: t 4 44 41h• loess l zed his earlier. productions_ from - tillipoli e Hope, Tozer. and . IV i v ea vc n a o st r l a e ( . 1 . . i ? , , 1 f a r n oluPa.. from June 5, J. Hunt, Bath, • victualler-Jnne 10, J. Croome, .1 1 . se e 1 1 of of-s tes With e, his Tom Burke, of ours-we lei mo . , Osmanli (s.), from N r• I R P .' T ' 'ff P all 'at Gi Catania; and John Wes ey, owe, from enen e, Bristol, manufacturing engineer. Cclay tilt i t. t t , fe e9 ldely °en e •Of - those delightful and sill"' 4. t s 4e, form e d braltar, and cleared for this port. 5 ' ki t ,,,L i t •Pit t ' . ,hii v , Th e I] , , - the chief charm of his Indus, Young, sailed from Gibraltarfor this port, April 26. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. , 6 ,1- of t 0114,11 hod Sp! " L e c oo , a lt on, erg of Corrig-o-Neal, St. Jean, hence at Caen. May. Hour. i to ./S1 F' o ° 4 ;jt 41 `; . 4 11' e e 'jte ll e s t „ r ''l ne e - , ' a ge at Baden to the : memo' Lovely Lass, Parry ; Cornelia, Hubert; Star, Renele; . :16. Evans and Nephew (2nd) .... ...... Ditto, H fiLL ( ' l 4•, y o ,. L4, , 1l N,,eim e ,_ and •the ancient prestige of his , 4n, 1.,4 1 ,,, 4,,... o L 0 ..,_ Richard and Ann, Robinson, Beatitude, Hodgson, and Albion, Wright,, all henee at Helvoet. . .16. George Augustus Munro (Ist) Ditto, 11 17. Griffith Evans (proof and div.) Ditto, 11 (31,1; t O9 no t ", , k,' , t4,,' t 'N ' l 4ll. 'fie thoughtless, yet high •e- • :al io a nd hi . U l l t h e b ,r,, inn ,1v o ' ee , a son 'Frank. whose for- 1 gams, Pukinpak e hericeet Datum. Blarney (s s), hence at Brielle. • 20,-Joseph Yates Ashton (proof and dive Ditto, ii - 21,• Frederick Duncan (Ist) Ditto, 11 .telZeOiea s 11(41 'l tl . %il ls het *LeeY r a . leading portion of the Guide, hence for Hamburg, off Dartmouth. 21, Gaskell Johnson (Ist) Ditto, 11 4 Aq' Rh Lft t et Mich a high :ele'' ' 4 l i e re_ of pe et • spirited af f ectionate 22, William Hayhurst (Ist) Ditto, It ' l o ,te , tli kl,e'lpf 1 44 T il hs 'i , l(l a ~ ,,' 1 the son of such. a father, SATURDAY, MAY 11.-Wind W., moderate. ' 22, Thomas Williams (quoit) Ditto, 11 n ess ' O OO 1 44: i ll i t , 14' 1 , Air:ill', r i r Of sisters- as Ellen and Kate ARRIVED.-Wiljam Penni Oliver; Jolly Robin, Joynson,and „ . . .. _ . ~ _ ~ Ir e 101 l e tie e-uara c t, rs as 41 13 d • escri . e !ri the Berhatnpore, Smith.; from Bombay-Harold, Mann, Calcutta- F5,, 1 0. 'le p 'sl elC 7er Y Char ' • ' Spectator, Robinson, Ceylon-Thomas Blyth, Itla . uritius-Ja- STATE OF TRADE. ;$ 1• s ae Attu e, ade , ming - domestic picture. make, from Jamaica-i-Glauctis, Gate, Arica-Manner's Hope, ~,e , re f 5496 i ,, , kr, 11 Of th e ~a er 10 carvings and toys, Hud s on, and Caroline, ejaceio-Catherine, Riley, Savanilla- MANcitesren.-The diminished -activity in Yarns and 13 1 ' {is 0 - '''iie eecayed family, is also a very Lord Sandon, Welsh ; Clara Wheeler Cu , mmings, and Bran- goods, experienced on Tuesday last, as compared with the (0 1 " fr° t %i ,don, Jay, New Orleans-Charlotte, Trevenie, Mobile - Bra- state of things in the previous week, stilt prevails throughout r r ea r e el/ e 'ke 1\' . ..1, - ;:;:""s" -- ---- :there, English, Wilmitigton-Excelsoir, Cropper, New York- both departments of our market. All classes of shippers,. as y e , ( 0 IL hi , lig„ '' li f tine 1 Olive Branch, Crank, St. John, N.B -Osmanli ee. s.), Italy- well as the home buyers, have been disposed to defer the giving ~„; . s A De .ef ot hill "3i p oi , --______ • ' ;Lucretia, Galliene, Marseilles-Statira, Evans, Bordeaux- out of any orders they might have in hand, rather than pay ..s o l , l , `: e tirl: e j 001:Ii t of iyco. /3 li . Queen Pomare, Werenaau, and Sir Henry Pottinger, Crowell, the increased prices required by the producers; while the lat ,ldcer°,(ljuilili .1 1 , ;' (11 ) ''', e. tb e a lrnaj n Y - "`"s• Ikliackinlay. London : Savannah-Bosphorus, Tregarthen, Buenos Ayres-Armistad, ter,lusiding but little stock of anything, -yet finding that they el I ' ll. , 4 'l k4t i " ':F t* itl t"st PT an(l.° ' hi-unoz, Cadiz-Jeune Clodi, Jordan, and Mecanti o leun, from have not kept pace with the raw material in its upward course, af." eI. t o gl 0 1 for s eas u.ig Pieces of. Ike music NAM "' manifest an f qua' indifference about -selling, except on their P 0 I 0 0 sofP 1 'tit n• et tni o . om e , /144 1 Yto brill; time. The second part is • n Connolly, Bombay-Philena, owaterms. Although, therefore, the business of the week has BAILED ,S. elite etee lane . and , e i Bury, New York-Maine, ereeman, New Orleans-leuropa (s.), beer: altogether inconsiderable, there is still a decided firmness • n il e el Ca, :it , e , 3 the arrangement of 1 Lott, Halifax and New York. in prices ,at large. This, however, is hardly the case in so •e i .e "rirg e rt • ' 4 ) 'lt, C os *---,_ marked a degree in some descriptions of cloth as it is in yarns --'" Di' ~, 0' j 0 Q4 l4 ,oNii Yht, 'el. , ,e , ! ,0 5 6 1 Ann Johnston Clery, from Paraiba, at this port ; sailed 26th teenerally. The rnakersof heavy goods, we understand, though epos tie cr f , 4 4 .3 illit'hIG,h1. er bt : ll:c i lg bY Miss F. Ruddart atthe March. Left there the Thomas Mellor, for this port. . not Doke feeling the slightly increased demand of a . few days d e° 0 14 4 t k '‘.!4ao`;'). G. l ied; ane ` ic l " Devil's Ri ng. ,, l .Thomas Fielden, Lawson,lience and Melbourne, at Adelaide. ago, are showing a further tendency to harden in their require ,ar l e id i i, kt 4; h , er, i , ert Itodwel Hope, Ellis • Phantom, Sumners; Eclipse, Hall; Victoria, manta. I. London. Dal fore, 0 it , 'o,''44 4 4', . Owens,and Bohemian Girl, hence at Constantinople. ILOCIFDALE.-We have bad a very little change in the Flan e,s. ' ; I N e t es Ightch We John Harrocks, Cond • Reaper, Archer; Sally, Bone and eel market this week, either in price or demand, from that of I'S;B4se, 1 1 ie Peci a n y a may safely predict will Atlantic, Hughes, hence at ' Jamaica. last Monday. There has been considerable competition for '3l ' ; 06°. ; L 'te ' V' e t/e 8 4 i nvolves no difficulty William and Mary, Cloake, hence. at Constantinople e and the government order of 200,000 yards of Flannel awarded t s tt o oe ri , .‘o - . 4 N . tig4 s.-____ cleared for Redout Kali. . some ten ?P l° (I,s; ' 44 t''' t 'll% *l4 13 successful .forSneivee r ralof the . ntanofricterarere fairwho hsgarhealoL; Earl Grey, Chester, and Undaunted, Whiteway, hence at Wel- been years in obtaining be r e , #4, 4 i by , and v ream of m . , paraiso. this order, have failed doing so this year. So low have been ' ) ° e 5 e :c e 3 6 t i e ' • i tI, I 8 C''. it •..; 11, ldari• • • , Grnm g ; sung I ;_,Y Carib, M‘Bride. sod Perla, Becochea, henceat Havana. the tenders, that many of those who have got a fair share of beyond (We ' .441 nod 't m"` Devil's Ring."' Laconic, Miller . hence at New Orleans. the order are newilling to acknowledge it, and those who do r dos e h eal , well. 1 % 1 '; 0 „.0 A Y i Dan and Mary, Evans, henceat Flensburg. own it, say that they have got more of it than they wish. Re n Style • b t , 1 .1 -ag a composi. Eli, Williams, hence at Kiel. port speaks of a Manchester merchant as being one of the suc- T here t o!: 4 I'l let r:e , se__ Queen, Gulling, hence at Pillau. easeful competitors. All has been quiet in the Wool market, 0 1 ''' V, ---^.----- 1'60 11 ; It l , i t t lll s .A.RIE TI , Tomlinson, airkness, hence at Constantinople,iand cleared ' and prices steady. f 1 01,,pt 4A 1, %t o ......__ ES, for Galatz. HUDDERSFIELD.-We cannot report any favourable change 'a` h a sil, it i 41, ;4 elle, bel e ------- Mora, Stone, - hence at ditto, and sailed for ditto. ,in the state of the market at present: two or three cf the ware ,elll eot l e , 4 it,. )u 'V I Np, pe rso n , t a fay Panhino, Dromor, hence for Oran, et Newport. houses have been doing pretty well, but buyers are scarce; 11 . 1t ,et 0 10 t tlt.:"tk -. % 01 l ;lit, r ` Here,,, tavern, asked for Jacob, Cordelia, Harry, hence for Boston, at ditto. and, generally speaking, businessls slack for this time of the 1 1;.. lie 0 i Not t t, t , , ~, ',are, fiat saki the landlord. " Tis Ann Bates, Slaughter, from Saldsnha Bay at St. Helena, and year. Of corn - se, -the weather, which is unusually cold, must ie t. , 04 . 0 0 ,,,,f a l ee e %w ere • de beer warm ' . sailed tor this port 22nd March. have great influence. , bu n t oes a - wad the : 1 - ' , l 14 )o,..,ai e 4r ein ,i I .mtle host '1 that ;el , Hartley, Playter, (rem Calcutta at St. Helena, andefailed for HALIFAX.-There was but a slender attendance of merchants : e .: t e o re e, r o el ,ts, of „eefli 0 u k% rlzht ./ ' ---- ' 9 4'...P. r ' this port 22nd March. in-the Piece Hall on Saturday; and, with the exception of a 1 111 0 0 e. 4 iN t 'l l , ;ti 1t : 1 44' 4 40 10 4s tie ,e, Mean Philip. Bellaire, Rees, and Elizabeth, Carlisle, from Calcutta at St little more inquiry for job lots, there was no particular alters " el° I o 'l 1 4 t she 1 19 e8 pv No pY. ,e 1, 11. tk ' 4,.. 14. Of 1 - vi e e have II WALES. -The Helena, and sailed forahis ort 23rd March. tionin the amount of -business trausacted or m prices. The It pl. a eve , it e ,, ty stn g eo k entered has been Treasurer, Freeman,-sailed from Jamaica for this, portion 9th Yarnanarket is steady, and the spinners are fully employed at es' '' ti l lt mdt 'he ''' fu gle c l the d late rates. There is no great quantity of Wool changing hands, IA 4, , tl , " t‘ th Pane • 4 , deep-set windows A p ril ' qeW ~,,, • • 4illi t 'L,itt.ki e a u34, e wint er , , 1 .- 11 e ehimne.• Queen 48.), Brown, foteGenoa,.in haulieg out to sea, gro ..., landed and wheree sales are forced a reduction has to be submitted to. Y ' 1 5 ' en Ni'k , l lt, ' th'e I's to - "light " cornersht -The Woollen Cloth trade presents no noticeable at the Prince's Pier ; ,floated with the tide, without the be e LEE.c...S 4 11 b id N‘4,41111, be e si s ' kl Pos petit ig tow 'with peat fire op eat damage, and proceededon her voyage. feature of change since our Jest report. A fair average tti 00e, 1 ' ,4, 1 '1, et l ees l, i . d, sibio, the ards.the top, so as siness continues to be done, and the trade is considered in a 0 44 6 1, t '' t 't Ott close""rtned ,• " b° w l lng wind and SUNDAY, MAY 12. healthy condition. Stocks still remain low, and prices are i 4,. t i , pi, aio,„y oi h uge ,„ o tire c t of v, -el it with topp e d . L'incKs of stone ARRIVED-Amelia and -Laura, from Danzic-Augustus stationary. -There 11 been rather d• • _ 010 0 tiere tt e t. t le es, ~ ~ ene,,_ with tnorta I• ' Lord, Baltimore-Pet, Shotton, Bordeaux-Roscoe, Rio BRA DECkft.D.-WOOL.- - ere as ... more doing iii 10'049' ' tit e l l . e• • e e ( 7i,e, i h," O ,,' L /tut ma r, an( in Grande-Newcastle, (a), Harm, Palermo-Arnold, Stralsund ' combing Wools, and the supply .comin g en is limited; but the c e 3, l t elf • te p e el- ) iie e kte e e /3 0 arßiii a nY houses and -Jessamine, Wills, St. Michael-Flora, Priest, ditto-Melan- ,stocks on hand are fully equal to the wants of the consumers. F le dir y,, LIN, 'lli, '•et e .,e' , „, ok o f ..,. o c-e r oUs soil laid with colic, Nantes-Defiance, Davies,leunkirk. -The sales of colonial are progressing with spirit, and although been pot ► l t lle le! ter"er 'ted -fe' "1 11 /f7 a/ ,0 .N.1 44 .c.,M 1 4, ' eac h ' Lsmv.l , ___ e s. SA4 LED-Silas Greenman, Spencer, for New York-Pro- ehe rates of February are not fully maintained, still they range 11 is ofi t , n- to.'a e s - 1," i 4 , ,, 0 - of la ji g „._ ', One of these pontis, (s), Breams, Constantinople-Gannet, (s), Sullivan, too high for tide market's . consumption. YARNS.-The in .ll t a ent . g , t. e e4entteman h ..a quiry for yarns for shipping is steadily on the increase, and e VA. k4 . 11 1,1,..N e . 44. t e i o, , Sellin g _ a. stuck Rotterdam. maw large houses are full handed with contracts for some 1. , et , elb i i 10e7, o e 't 1. 4 '114 has bathe C'n Bat en r " - r lO reason- ~ v . Sg e ~ 0104 '4 eWas e. ero re °, Be es • "Y-'' This man Brigand,.. (steamer), Hardy, hence at Constantinoplee -en- 'time to come. The consumption for home use is also full, and 3 35 ' 'in ' ci e s) ? b a se s e north te ar e , hely, i ts s countered ve . ry heavy weather on the passagthe prices of last mcrnth fully maintained. PIECES.-There IS catd r 0 41'4 , . ' hell. 410 .C2Dit ' SLrate • i l, o me case G. a n Maid, hence for St. Petersbuig. at Milford. nothing fresh to report in the demand for any - kind of piece --, ;v. a = li tt ,,,• .. ~ ve Rpe -.., ;h e ~,. , Ile magistrate Orion, ' hence for Elsinore, at Stornaivay. goods, and the manufacturers are generally in good spirits as e t - o e ss ll 0 - rg , . Nt t p , ,, ~,,.1` Yo oft , X °ll riot ';,,'' Yes." " ' But Amulet, Foreman, hence at Pillau. to the future. an 11 or ),Y),. l ,ttel l ttv lit' lay„ N ." Y„ , N° ." " Why Eugene, Helsmortel, hence at Ostend. le 1 - ste°, o lo e IN e e 4 rl e , . 4 4 Tee l e l,abo e i ,"0 re a ,„' " e ti shopic,, -, ~, ' Bosphorus, (steamer), Hall, hence at Malta. th. t 3 d METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER, 1•111'- eti t•• Ott ` 4'. tt To i'• ~ `-' be , t - ,, "'lahle Offer ;.;.P, tr America, Cullen, sailed from Charente for is port, , r plo c ori• L 4 /, ,, r,,,uid - me pl, tut y 0 Lr Y Unre,,, ‘ "11 " AIRY- BY MR, C. H. CHADBURN, 71, LORD-STREET. At , , t t ter.k . Yee .,te; v t „ 'a sav_ . -,; -- °aable iii Acolna. Menem. Raffled from Bordeaux for this port, 701Nfay. i I I las .• ...., 4°ll4'Nka .—•'----- ~ k ,°44:to " . ET IES. ,_4l, ri i l l(1: )11 Pint .-.... " --- - 11,151 , 4. % '\V 104:e1104 here ,tavern, asked •,foriacob, ''"sti,,, i: 1 1,), t, e , said the landlord. " Tis 3 tt lie ,pi i i,tt N ilus wel 4 ,4 ut . de beer warm wid he 't,ii i ,'n't?, in derme host, t• th a t is flip." VI) 04 W ''' '4lO , IZIIt ; / . .N t iN t li ii Nti,artid, aas in 1 , / mean Philip. t, h tily It, fah.,, ° llBeB ,„,,,,., have II WALES.—The I. ti',4 l , 4 ' t 1,1;, 4 f s k 'l 7 ltig ~, ', entered has been 11 1; Na tt, ‘t4i Ain j - e" ; the Nilk 4 't t ),./ar t} g e pane. ~ deep-set windows , oi4 A, t _ , 4 44e le wi nter „, Inc chimney corners T tti k„!i ti, ; t op 4 Ys tape_ nght, with peat fire on 11 11 ,4,7!iii,p it ., p,,,,lt_possibile"tlitowards the top, so as t,i,i,.t,,,t17s fi c :_urtned' o ,'? bowling wind and A , r i ;!t t ia 4 ~ ely sto L,tauge blocks of stone, ito o Tt iti lz,., , t , 4: 4 . , ewritt)thossPD envl.7,_itli mortar, and in 0, 1 :, 1 , di .A,kt,t4,,, • or a rgi ir many houses and 10 t• , lil ,ple., p ook ..,, aceous soil laid with t ' r N . :)ll,7telit ed, T RAD r= North ti ales. t4l,ch .fk„,,,,,,erttle operifiein,_Bl4EN.—One of these ttlOtis'i' s Li,,,1 0 , 8 , glass, ~,ger.itlernan had stuck ti.:4,11),,, , t1 4 -',self '' cl ose() ellin g 0ff_....n0 reas on_ This man kV li e ttit b e p had , n B aturday •,• Y, in szmgeister S t li,'°t t ' l kt i ci Nts,,, ore a or securit .• man d .11 0 r Oral magistrate. a a l t l : 114‘ ' 4 4,!,1 4 ,', ' e o 4l l. op ep 11 1)0 ; he said, 11 1 •ttp '• , Vnt off l T,Y° ll not n't, ' Yes." " But l l 'IN 0 1 ' N lr Lo u • ' o • "No " it ~ty ,ti t h h r i say ,-„ Ye s . • iNt ij 4o4' 4 " ,: ) fr,,,'";,sli eti ' l ,," te ase ' every, shopkeeperp te., , r o t. 4,13 u b°e v ery ll ti nute offer will be ‘1,4154 il!,t;t:) , qd y,,! !ti.re. _ti .t t y ou an ...., nott:re:One unreasonable 1044,1 1 41, 41 ,. ?' 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"44 beings In Brigand, (steamer), Hardy, hence at Constantinople countered very heavy weather on the passage. Gw ain Maid, hence for St. Petersburg. at Milford. Orion, hence for Elsinore, at Stornaway. Amulet, Foreman, hence at Pillau. Eugene, Helstnortel, hence at Ostend. Bosphorus, (steamer), Hall, hence at Malta. America, Cullen, sailed from Charente for this port, 3rd May. Hansen, sailed from Bordeaux for this port, 7th dfay. Amanda, Walker, sailed from Malta for this port, 28th and Marsala Ist May. Lord Strangford, Abell, from Smyrna, at Malta, and sailed 30th April for this port. Anette Gilbert, Chapman, and Arab, Hossack, from Mauri tius; Amelia Hill, Hill, and Cheshire, Hogg, from Matanzas, all at Queenstown. Vereip, from Pillau, off Deal. , t ec ti t 'i: ill a:rleodef°' DB 4, `J I if Temeratpure' Daily Direc tion e . n 'Humidity at F a ll a f• a ; I Pressure at ahodebyself-1 Noon. At . Wind 5 registering Difference of - at • - 41 Nine Six thermometer Wet nud Dry Rain. Noon. ' -1 a.m. ' p.m. Max Min. bulb. 0 .148 x 0 . In. 1 In. Deg. Deg. Deg. In. 7' 29'61 , 29'52 52 42. 3 o'o9 E.N. F. 53 8 29'36 29'41 53 41 , w. 537 i 9 29'77 1 29'81 54 42 - N.H. 53 7 10, 29'75 , 29'74 60 49 5.5. w 54144 ATMOSPHIRIC (00 4 t oe ir ths t o o , of l ' - e et , d-i3":011: t o, o „,e. e r te „,i l4 erfl )1 1 " 6$ MONDAY, MAIr 13.—Wind N.N.W. ARR/VED.—America (8.). Shannon, from Boston; sailed Ist May, and from -Halifax 2nd, at midnight—America,Cumming, Charente. SAlLED.—Perusno, Ripojo, for Bordeaux and Callao= Plierslie, Harvey, New York—Patriot, Corning, and Bell Rock, Pendieton, Boston—Schiiipi, Wallace, Rio Grande—Hudson, M`Neil, Sydney, N.S.W—Hermes, Corkbill, Lima—John Spencer, Ledbetter, Calcutta—Cl. Tscent, Nickerson, Boston— Junior, Carter, Bombay—Hermoder, Luth, Drontheim—Sans Repoli, Schutt, Antwerp—Harmonie,,Schsibellin,g Rotterdam —Hugh Roberts, Owen, Pernau—toro pOuglas, White, Manna 4 ii 26'84 297 8 12 - 13' 30'14 3o'll 60 1 49 sw. 156 46114.! 2 N.W. THE WEATHER.-7th: a.m., clouded; p.m., light continu ous rain.fith : clouded • night, clear.-9th brilliant; clooded.-10th ; clouded.-11th; ditto.-1201; brilliant, 20 rang brceze. •-13tb; ditto. LIVERPOOL STANDARD, Aciarketo. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. MAY 10 Sugar.—There has been a better inquiry, and the sales are extensive, amounting to 1,250 hhds. B.P. and 4,500 bags of Bengal, with small parcels of Mauritius and Madras, at full prices. particularly for white Bengal. Foreign.-700 bees brown Pernambuco sold at 16s. per cwt., and a cargo of about , 250 tons of the same description has been taken at the same price for delivery here or at an outport. Molasses.—There have not been any sales during the week. Coffee.—The de mand runs chiefly on the ordinary articles, the better descrip lions being mitch neglected, although relatively cheaper ; the sales comprise 90 tees. new Jamaica at 435. to 70s. for ordinary to go. d middling, a small lot of native Ceylon at 425., and 31;0 bacs St. Domingo, all faults, at 30s. 3d. to 345. per cwt. Rice. —.6,000 bags of Bengal sold at 7s. 9d. to As. for low to good broken, and 9s. to Ils. for low to very fine white, being.rather dearer. Ruin —The sales are 230 puncheons Demerara, with but any change in price. Tea.—The transactions have been on a lin:ited scale, and common Congous are rather lower. In . Either sorts no altuation. East India Drysaltery Articles con tinue in moderate request, and - very few sales made; small parcels of Sago Flour at 195., Gambier at 12s. 6d., and 50 cases of Castor Oil at Bd. to 80. per lb. Saltpetre.—About 1,500 bags disposed of at 255. to - 265 . . - 6d. per cwt.: being again rather Tower, and 150 tons Nitrate of Soda at 14s. 3d. to I4s. 6d. per c.t. Guano.— Peruvian :has brought £lO 155., and other kinds are very stiffly held, in consequence of the reduced stock. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MAY 10. The inquiry from the trade has been less active this week, but from exporters it continues without interruption. During the first few days, prices slightly gave way, but the accounts re ceived per Hermann induced some holders to withdraW their stocks, and the demand increasing from speculators, the quo tations of Friday last have been regained, and the market closes with much firmness. Brazil is dearer, as are also tl better classes of Egvntian. Surat is without c' lators have taken ,580 American, 330 Pernam, - and 4,580 ,urat, and Exporters 2,380 American, 500 Per nam, 20 Egyptian and 450 Surat. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, For the week ending May 10, 1850 Prices paid , In l in the week.lThis\N 19d 10 3c, 7 7,1 7 } 44'; SALES OF THE WEEK 230 Sea Island 100 Stained 9940 Bowed Georgia , A f Mobile 75- `" 1 Alabama and Tennessee 1 370 New Orleans r Pernambuco &Parail 2680 I Aracati and Ceara 115(1 [labia and Maccio 1690 j Alaraphani Sawginned .... Alinas .... Para Demerara,Surinam, &c Peruvian Smyrna 40170 bales TAVERPOOL CORN EXCHA During: the week ending yesterday iv Grain from Ireland, and but lift - 41 8 73 68- 6i / :7_ } 7265 12088 587022 . MAY 7. .ceived scarcely are also trivial, eNeept Malt. 0 fly from the supply is large: from abroad, however, and elm-, the northern ports of Europe. the import of Wheat is super bundant. amounting to 31,626 qrs.; and of Earley and o Grain rather liberal ; whilst of Indian Corn, we have to report only 4,796 qrs., partly American and European, as stated below, atrainst 18.024 qrs. exported to Ireland : of foreign Flour, tly French. the fregh sui otwithgtandirez the large nd other rivals of for ii , ht-at we had opeulittive demand for that arti pies of Danzie, in which there was little or no iniprovement. Fionr about 6d. per sack end Is. per barrel 0 Barley and Beans were held at a 'e of Is. per quarter; Malt simparted late prices. Oats fully maintained previous rates, and Oatmeal advanced 6d. per load. Indian Corn in moderate request. and 6d. per qr. dearer. BRITISH s. (I. s. Wheat, qs% 7016. English, reel Ditto, white Irish, red . Ditto, white s. d. s. d 5 6 @ 5 i , ,23 0 -25 0 .• Barley, English, Scotch & Irish Malt, Eng;list pale Irish Beans, E Scotch, old Scotch & Irish,v4B Pease, English, white Do. & Irish mapi En . g : lisli& Irisll,2' Oatmeal, v• Id. dal( Irish, 18-119 Canadian Bran. *24tt, Wilrnt , 701 b 19 6 -20 6 010 - 1 0 Ca na . dlan red United States do Oanzig., mixed and do L Baltic & Ii mlrn rg dol Riga and Petersbg. Odessa, common do' French,Spanish,&c do Bannat & Marianopoli Mediter., &c. hard.do Rye, '.p• qr., Baltic, &c. Barley, is 60Ib,Grinding Oats, p 451 b. Beansmqr. European Is• 48011, Pease, or., Baltic, &c., white Flour, la barrel, 5 7 @ 6 1 New 6 0 6 6 d 0 4 10 5 6 do. .... - Irsli6oll 21 0 —23 0 Chevall 2 7 2 10 48 0 -53 0 38 0 -45 0 2 9 New 2 4 (10.. 2 3 2 4i do 3 1 —2 3 do 0 —3l 0 do & 0 do 23 0 -2 , 126 0 -2 0 blue 5124 0 —25 0 fine. upertine l 27 0 —29 0 extra 0 .0 6 —2l 6 old do. FOREIGN s. d. s. d. 5 6 5 8 white 5 8-6 0 (10... 5 11 higlimix 6 2 white 5 11 5 0 Arclingl 4 8 5 0 Polish 5 2 5 5 5 S white 5 9 6 0 —5 4 Egypt'n 4 2 4 5 —4 9 0 0 0 0 S. d. a. (1. 6 0 6 4 6 2 6 6 4 10 - .24 0l 2 7 2 9 Malting 0 0— 0 0 2 3 3 6 Russian 2 0 2 3 24 0 —27 0 20 6—•21 6 6 Canada... Canadian ....:.. sweet 23 0 —2.3 6 U.S. West. Canal .. do 23 0 —23 6 Ohio Bz.illtimore.do 24 0 —24 6 N.Orlns 0 0— 0 0 Do. &Canadian.. sour 12 0 —2l 0 Indian Corn, 480tb. American white 27 6 —2B 6 yellow .28 6 European do 0 0— 0 0 do. 29 0 Do. Meal,* brl. 196tb /3 D —l4 0 .... 0 0 !26 0 -26 24 0 -25 0 CORN EX-CHANGE, MAY 10, On'Tursday evening, and in the course of the night, we bad several hours rain here, but only a few-showers since, anti the weather, although more 'temperate than last week , is still rather cool for the season, so that vegetation continues to pro gress but slowly. Influenced by the more lively tone exhi bited in British markets recently, a •corresponding effect has . - . Euvope. and higher prices, prompted by•a spirit of speculation, is reported to prevail. Of Grain, Flour, and Oatmeal, the re ceipts into this port. •coastwise and from Ireland, are perfectly insignificant since Monday last, during which we have not had a single arrival of any kind of breadstuffs from America; Whilst, in addition to the large importations from the European Continen', noted in our last account, we have merely to report ittence of further improvements in the English and Scotch markets generally, and the wants of Ireland which must be considerable until harvest, the trade 'here during the last two days, assumed in all its leading departments unquestionable evidence of increasing confidence, and resulting in several ex tensive operations, a farther elevation in the prices of Wheat, Indian Corn, 'Egyptian Beans, and Flour ensued. Upon a to lerably full attendance of local and country millers at this day's market, all descriptions of red Wheat, principally foreign, were in fair demand for consumption, which with further pur chases for investment and several parcels taken for Ireland, Vance of Id. to 2d. per 70 lbs. over the improved rates of Tues day; the superior qualities of white remaining in limited re quest on the terms last noted. American Flour, continuing to meet a good inquiry, and little available for disposal, any of good fresh qual►ty would command a ready and extensive sale, with the prospect of an increased demand and higher terms •through the summer. French and Irish Flour being in inn derate request today was the turn dearer. Barley anti Beans were saleable at an advance of (d. to Is. per quarter; and Malt, as well as Pease, steady. Oats, mpon a moderate de mand, slightly improved •in value; and Oatmeal was 6d. per load dearer. Indian Corn, meeting an increasing good demand for Ireland. realised Is. per quarter above the rates of Tues day, several holders refusing to sell without a still further amendment. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, MAY 9, At this day's market the farmers' supply Of Wheat being limited, English Wheat realised an advance of 2e. per quarter, whilst foreign was is. to 2s. higher. Barley firm, but no dearer. Very little passing in Oats. On le:nglish Beans a rise of Is. per quarter was established. with an improved demand for French and Egyptian. Was held for a similar improve ment. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET.—YESTERDAY. We have had a much smaller supply of Cattle, but of good quality. which met with only a limited demand, at a small ad vance, but not sufficient to change our former figures. We had a fair supply of Sheep, and prices unaltered. No. at market : —Beasts, 1672; Sheep and Lambs, 6345., SINKING THE OFFAL. Prime first-class Heifers Second-class Heifers Prime first-class Oxen 43d. „ 4/(1. „ Old Cows and half-fed Oxen 3d. „ 4d. „ Prime Wethers Second quality Wethers sd. „ 51(1. „ Old Scotch and Irish Ewes Lambs 7d.; ~ lad. „ LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, MAY 11. s. d. s. d. e. d. s. d. Hay. old, 20tb 0 7 0 0 04 Potatoes, 4). 90Ib. New Clover Ditto, Green Mangelwurzel ..23 0 —25 0 Cups Straw, Wheat .. 0 44 0 411 Turnips, I% ton .26 0 0 0 Oat 0 4 0 47 Carrots 24 0 26 0 Barley .. •••• 0 37 0 0 'Manure 5 0— 6 6 S'HAMPTON STATION Lisbon 7th, 17th, 'Paella Madeira land 27th of May 7 due May 16 Spain every mont h 1 Gibraltar Malta &lonian Islands} 20th Greece and Egypt of every India, Ceylon,& China , month. (1) Brit.Col.in W.lnd. (except Honduras & 2nd and 17th Thames. Bermuda,) of every May For. Col. in W. Indies, except month. Havana, Venezuela, and Madeira (2) Mexico & Havana 2nd of every Thames.... Next Mail (3) Bermuda, St. Juanlmonth only. May 2 due May 22 de Nicaragua, and I7th ofevery Dee Next Mail New Grenada FALMOUTH STATION. Madeira, Brazil, and 1 Evng. of 4th H M Peterel HMPengnin Buenos Ayres I every month May 6 April 27 LIVERPOOL STATION. Brit. N.Atrerica, Ber- 1 Every alter. Europa .... America .. muds. and U. States I Friday. I Illay 11 May 13 LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL, MAY 12, I Direct.i Indirect Jan. 251 March 2 April Australia Bahia.... Barbadoea Bombay B. Ayres Calcutta . California C. G. Hope. Chagres Charleston Apl. 2., China .. March Dtmerara . April . Havana Hayti Honduras Lima maranham , • I Feb. II March 2 Ripon I Next Mail April 20 1 due May 28 Nfauritius . Nlazatlan :Mexico, (city Mobile March Next Mail :ue May 22 11onte Video New Orleans New York... Panama .... Pernambuco. Rio Janeiro.. San Francisco Savannah .. St. Helena .. Tt. Thomas.. rinidad.... Valparaiso .. Venezuela .. 'Vera Cruz .. Direct., Indirect Anrl24! Aprl 251 - .. k4pril 27 Mar. 27! iMarck 16 lApi: 19 !larch 1 Mar, 19 Aprl 22 Alar.2s! March 9 Apil 151 PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, MAY 11. IL (i. s. d. i s. d. s. cl. Beef *lb 0 4i to 0 7 Grapes For.* lb 0 9 to 0 0 Mutton 0 5 0 7 Pines, For. each. 0 0— 0 0 { Veal 0 5 0 7 i Do. Eng.* lb. 6 0— 0 0 Lamb fore-qr 0 8— 0 9 Fo w ls,* couple. 3 0— 0 0 hind-qr 0 8 0 9 Ducks 4 0 9 0 Fresh Pork .... 0 6 0 6 Geese 4 0— 5 0 Bret Salmon Soles Cod Fish Turbot . 0 8— 1 0 Black Game.... 0 0— 0 0 F Fr il e b s e h rt Bunter u;ter For.Meloas each 0 0— 0 0 Hares each 0 0 — 0 0 0— 2 1 ' s f n u i r p k e e g y s so— 0 0 0 0— 0 0 Salt Ditto ll 8— 0 11 Rabbits. fp gide. 1 8— 2 0 Eggs *l2O 4 8 0 0 Plovers Potatoes, *Peck 1 0— 1 4 Wild Ducks New Diuo,* it 1 6 0 0 Woodcocks * : 0 6 0 0 AsKragus, Vqo(.l 1 9 3 3 Lark, ." , IPOM 9 0— 0 0 Oarhets. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, MAy_ll With respect to this market the large and increasing demand for Indian COn and (though of course to a less extent) Vheat for Ireland is worthy of remark. To-day the weather becomes milder. We have a steady and firm, but not active trade. Wheat brings an advance of 3d. r bushel ; fresh Flour is Is, Per sack higher, but old lots do not get farther than (Id. or Is.; Oats Id. per bushel ; Oatmeal fully 6d. per load ; Beans Is., and Indian Corn is. to 2s. per quarter dearer. A fair inquiry for each article. PRESTON CORN MARKET. MAY 11 Our imports are insignificant. There has been a firm feelin in the trade since ours of the 4th instant,. and a moderai amount of business doing to consumers, at gi adually highs rates. We had a small supply of Eng,ish Wheat at our Cor Exchange this morning, which was readily sold at an advanc of full Is. per windle, and Irish commanded 3d. to 4d. pc bushel more money. Foreign was held for an improvement , . . 2d. to 3d. per bushel. [lour 6d. per pack dear( and (Id. per windle higher. Oats, in fair request, at an amend went of Id. per bushel. Oatmeal likewise participates in th general improvement, and must he noted 6d. to tld. per load higher. We advance the price of Bran is. per pack. WIt3BECR CORN MARKET. M There has been a fair show of' Wheat here to a dull sale at an ad and Oats offerin Best Red Wheat which r ry Wheats.6oll)s Best W la de Wheat..62lbs Sec. White Wheat..6olbs. 61111 EWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET. MAY 11 The farmers brought fort• supply s Wheat, which was cleared off early ; but fror» the anything has come to hand this week. Ihe fore consist entirely of Dantzic and Hamblin: Qualities del - hand rolett active at the coma closed rather dull ; all descript , ss transacted. Grit Mirlei finds b rather more money No arrival of Oats coast‘; supply fa fully 1 - s. per quarter dc in no alteration. The 6d. to Is, per sack more mot marks. Northumberland, white, per qr Do. red, do. Flour—Norfolk household, per sac, WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. MAY 10 The arrivals arP again very limited. Miring; t toldAy, which niiHers t ily comply with t(?,th LEEDS CORN MARKET, M We IL.ve a sma Inds. Wheat rival of ( Is. per qr. dearer. ( better ter DUBLIN CORN MARKET We had a sr parter MAY 1 BELFAST CORN MARKFI The weather has been dry and dh rain. The activity in the Gr ion of Cord is very s will he r At this quest, at 2d. per 1121bs. over the pm irley in good demand, and dearer. Oat r 112Ibs. Oatmeal tote t 7 5s for Galatz ; t !How, Lnd for prime WI :o .e 7 2s. 6, the iveeli CORK CORN MA Flour met a brisk sale during. 1. per cwt. is established. irther i.:.provement of 6d. to Is. ty. Indian Corn maintained the late eather, for some time harsh, is near a . orri the west to-day. KET, MAY 11 lehi will ti SALFORD CATTLE MARKET. MAY 8. We have again to record a large arrival of stock at this ket ; indeed, the number of Sheep was the greatest ever kno. here at thi. season, being 2,136 more than Ist week. Althoug. there was above an average number of excellent heavy Beasts, and some prime Scots, we observed more than u.ual of a small and inferior kind from Ireland. The quality of Sl . good. Owing to the great supply, and buyers not bein, numerous. business commenced and ruled heavy throug. the day ; and a decline of id per lb. for Beef, and rather abt. that sum for Mutton, was submitted to ; but even at this redui tion, the supply was too great for the demtind. The number of Lambs and Calves was , arge ; time former realising 6d. to c per lb., and the later 3d. to sd. Price of Beef : ; middling to good quality, 4d. to 43d. ; good . 41d. A few Scots reached sd. Sheep : Cheviots, in the wool, 6(1. to bid. ; clipped, 4d. to sd. Average price of shorn Sheep, eep was LEEDS FORTNIGHT CATTLE FAIR. MAY 8 There Was a large show of both Beasts snd Sheep at market to-day. Buyers were numerous. The beasts were in prime condition, and nearly all were disposed of. Prices ranged from ss. 9d. to 6s. and 6s. 4d. per 161 b. There was also a good show of sheep, which were all cleared oft. Clipped, 4d. to 44d. ; in ' sd. per ib. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, MAY 9 The attendence to-day was rather fair, but buying tmlifferent, and much slower than on this day week. Beef, in sink, 411 s. to 44e. ; very prime single Beast, 455. per cwt. M tit ton, 50. to ; Veal, Gad. tier lb. Lanais. 14s. to 20s. and 245. each. The Pig market was not so well attended as usual, and the qualities indifferent—prices, 395. to 40s. per cwt. THE CHARITIES LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, MAY 11 DISCII A I:0ED : In-patients cured. 33; Relieved SI request, 8; Made Out-patients, ; Irregular, 0; Dead, 3. A OMITTED In-patients, 44; Out-patients. 4; Casuals during the week, 16; Remaining in the House. 187 .ouse Surgeon, Air. C. B. Wilson ; Apothecary, Mr. J. Newton; Chaplain, Rev.W. Blundell ; Treasurer. Alfred North, Esq. ; House Visitors, T. Bourne and E. Gibbon, jun.. Esqrs. LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL 68, SOHO-STREET RAGGED SCHOOLS, Boys on the Books 96 I Boys on the Sick List 1 Average daily attendance.. 68 I Obtained Situations T. D. Anderson, Esq., Treasurer; Joseph Hubback, Esq., Hon. Secretary ' • .F. B . Orriss, Superintendent; Visitors, E. Heath aim H. H. Statham Esqrs- SOUTHERN & TOXTETH HOSPITAL, MAY 8. IN-PATIENTS. At own request 3 Cured 7 I Under treatment Relieved ... .. 0 OUT-PATIENTS. Irregular Dead Entered Treasurer, Benjamin Platt, Esq. ; Honorary Chaplain, Rev. George Dcwr, pro fern; House Surgeons, Mr. W.P. Harrison and Mr. G. C. Sharman ; Visitors, B. Platt and Charles Challinor, Esqrs.; Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Cameron aLd Mr. Minshull. NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT, MAY 11 ADMITTED: Accidents, 41 ; Medical and Surgical Cases iii)on commendation, 20; Total, GI.—DISCHA RGED: Cured, 16 ; Relieved and at own request, 4; Attending as Cut Patients, 30; Irregular, 3 ; Died, 2 . — Remaining in the Ho s pit a l, 95. Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician and Surgeon fer the week. Dr. Dundas and Mr. Bainhrigge ; House Visitors, Rev. Thos. Hornby and Charles Wilson, Esqrs.; House Surgeons, Mr. Tearne and Mr. Wall; Treasurer, 13. H. Jones, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rev. Wm Hughes BIRKENHEAD HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY, MAY 7 HOSPlTAL.—Admitted, 0; Discharged—Cured, 1 ; Relieved, ; Made Out-Patients, 0; Not Benefited, 0; Irregular, 0; Dead, 0; Remaining, 2. DISPENSA RY.—Out-Patients—Ad milted, 37; Discharged, 20; Remaining, 267 : Home P a ti en t s —Admitted, 9; Discharged, 1b; Remaining, 30. Total since January Ist, 871. Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Stevenson and Mr. Dixon; Sur geon for the ensuing week, Mr. Walker Treasurer, Mr. R. Dryans, jun. ; House Surgeon, Mr. Macdougall, Hon. Secretary. Mr. F. Hamii ; isitors for the ensuin week, Rev. A. Knox and Rev. C. Hamilton. PACKET LIST, GENERAL. POST-OFFICE, MAY 13, Mails desp'd,Last Packet Next Packet fromLondun I sailed. I due. Destination per cv 3trtlo, oarriages, anb BtatlO BIRTHS, On the Ist instant, at Ca!Mort-house, Ire! of CALEDON, of a daughter. and, the Countess On the 3rd instant, Mrs. J. DUCKWORTH, of Great Homer , treat, of a son. On the sth instant, in South Hunter-street, the wife of Mr. JAS. SMITH, of Lord-street, of leer r iuhth son. Sante day, the wife of 111 r. M. DOYLE, of Park-lane, of On the 7th instant, the wife of Pr. W. 'FINE, heed-inaster of the High Schooi in connexion with the Mechanics' Institni- tion, of a sod Stime day, at Ince Blundell, in this counts THOMAS WELD BLUNDFLL, Same day, the wife of Mr. ' mason, Finch-street, of a son. On the 9th-instant, in Victorh CHAS. A. HOLCONIBE, e Same day, the gift. of Mr. WILLIAM SAVA he wife of of a (lauuliter marble :he wife& t.r. A igburth- Mrs. CHRISTOPHER MILL, of a MARRIED On the Ilth ultititO, nt ssippi, by the Rev. Mr. I telletz, Mis- H. pArrz- I,A URA T, by the Rev. T. L. \Volley e day, &t St. ( Rev. It. Y LOVELL, N K ET EDNIUNDSON, On the eth 11. FARLI ke, the i LEY, or I.BOU RN LETON, o n, by the IGH7, he I-lon Itite - Wl4l 'Ca.COmoa, Rev. W CATEIE. the Rev. A RCY tP, ULONY to TA R K AL WI I t. of Dent EN I i instnn BURTON Fleetwood, JOS BRICK, Fsq.. of de-JAMES WI L TON, Est ter of tt Cheshire, ate JAS a 12th instant Don, M.A., M ;UMMINS. Le 13th instant, at Burton, M.A., Mr. M, daughter of M y, at St. Philiy Miss ELIMABETH W 1 LLS Ph. D., assistant mil to MARY, daughter of Mr. JA Same day and place. Mr. JO daug,litei of Mr. JOHN WEBI Same day, at St. Mi Rev. C. Morrall, M A mariner, to Miss MARY 1 Same Clay and place, A DON LEY, week these ) I Is Od 27s Od t lON WC Ir. RICHARD TUCKEY GR THOMAS DUFFEY to Miss ANN On the 3d Marl), at sea, on his passage from Rio .1 na, of yellow fever, Capt. JUIIN BURLINSON Juliet Erskine, of Newcastle, deeply regretted aneiro to 4, of the i ARC H IBA LD ntry, and son of HENRY, Oil the 19th March, at French Roa ROBERTSON, of the Ist Madras N: Captain Robertson, lute of Grove-stre On the 17th ultinn sculptor. Mr. Thom was tl of statuary of "Tam O'Shanter and several years ago, was c of Ayrshire, and went ibit(•d in 11 pursifit of a runaway debto money, and then settled neat On the 19th ultimo, in Dev only sen of the late bent of Thwaites Chaps On the 24th ultimo, Mr. OLIVER RINTOUI the Edinburgh RHO Asylum. On the 27th ultimo, at Asti - held Lodge, county of Cavan, a t 71, LOUISA, relict of the late H. J. CLEM ENTs, Esq., M.P., and daughter of the late James Stewart, Esq., of Killymoon, county of Tyrone. On the 29th ult., aged 32, THOMAS Mr. CHARLES COLTON, of Cheater On the 30th ultimo, aged 98, Mr. . P "' • had been non: n of the late ABRAHAM STEAD,•of veceasetl _ faithful servant to the late Sir T. Gasmb—_, Gascoigne, Esq., of Parlington.hall. • Same day, aged 12, WILLIAM, eldest son of Mr, W SUMNER, of Stalford.• _ On the Ist instant Bart., a ged 65, HENRY FOSTER, Esq., of Bickerstaffe Same day Same day, sudden 102, JOHN COUGHLIN, death, enjoyed excellent I sort to any medical aid. On the 2d instant, age HUTTON, pawnbroker, London-road Same day, at St. Servan, France, ELIZA, the sister of GEO BARKER, Esq., the composer. On the 3d instant, aged 45, Mr. Wl.l. CROSS Same day, aged 28, WILLIAM, only son of M cowkeeper, Skelhorne-street. 0,1 the 4th instant, in Tarleton-street, ARTHUR, son or the late Mr. THOMAS WR of her Majesty's Customs. On the sth instant, in St. in aged 77, Limit. an d Quarter- Same day, in Grove-street ti of hie I to re- SUSAN, wife of Mr JAMEO W. MOSS. St,. Jar Mi. J. WI ;al 34, rrnerly ~ wine me Same day, aged 47, SARAH, wife of Mr. EDW. DAVIES millstone-manufacturer, Radcliff " - Same day, in Feuchurch•stree W. VAUGHAN, Esq., F.R.S. Same day, at Birmingham, in I surviving child of the late Mr. of Lord-street, in this town. Same day, Mr. STANLEY I near Manchester !9th year ,th yeir, itY 11ORTO On the 6th instant, at the residence of her mother, Mrs. Smith, of Mill-street, ELIZABETH, relict of the late Mr. WM. TARBUCK. nfant son of Mr. JAS. DAVI- Same day ARTHUR LOWI SON, of Richmond-vale, Boot! Same day, at Torquay. Lord WM. El ing son of the Marquis of Bristol, and for some time, her MS jesty'sSecrftary of Embassy at Paris. On the 7th iditant, aged 35, Captain WILLIAM A YTKEA . of the brig Cainoena, of this port. Same day, at Glosion, in her 74th year, ELLEN. Tett of the late Mr. JAMES JENKINSON, butcher, forme r ly cif Islington Market, in this town. Same day, at the Black Lion Inn, Douglas. Isle of Man, aged 40, Mrs. FRIZELLE, wife of Mr. Edward Frizelie, of the Mantle Hot 41, Peel. SaMe day, aged 7 3 , Lady ISABELLA ANN BRYDGES, daughter of the first Marquis of Waterford. On the Bth instant, in Bold-place, in his 60th Year, Ml. '- LIAM CLEMENTS, late of Bootle. Deceased was - Henry Hole, tbe favourite scholar of Bewick, the wood-engraver, and excelled greatly in his art, of which m.o. left many beautiful examples in the picturescue reliqUek of th town and neighbourhood. His highly cultivated taste brought him in contact with many of the most eminent artists of this country as well as abroad, where his judicious obserVations were attentively listened to. _ pupil :eiebratedl Same day, in . Lonclon, aged 58, Mr. WM. MARR, for several years employed on the Sun newspaper. Same day. aged 64, Mr. WM. SEAL, sailmaker, and brother of the late Mr. Robert Seal, letterpress-printer. Same day, aged 72, M. tie •BLAINVILLE; the successor of George Cuvier in the chair of comparative anatomy at the Museum of Natural History in Paris. The deceased %1 astound dead in one of the carriages of the night train on the ileum railway whilst on his way to Caen, intending to procea to England. • Same day, at Burntwood-lodge,_ Wandsworth-coninton, of disease of the heart, aged 46, Mr. C. W. ToWNsEND, Q.C. The deceased gentleman was much and deservedly esteemed for his professional attainments. He lately published A Col lection of Modern Slate Trials, a work winch will be an endu ring monument of his labours and success as u jurist. Mr. Townsend was recorder of Macclesfield, and a bendier of Lin coln's-inn. . Same day, MARY, the wife of LEWI3 HUGHES, jun., watch manufacturer, Liver-street, aged 40 years. On the 9th instant, aged 28, JANE, wife of Mr. GEO. DALE, of Christian-street. Same day, aged 52, GEORGIANA, the wife of Mr. CLEMENT JOSSET, of Duke-street. Same day, aged 59, MARY, wife of Mr. OWEN PRICHARD, of Eldon-place. Same day, at Formby,, after a prOtraCted. 46 fence, Oxford-street, in, 790 , itear, Captain WM. WHITLEY Same day, at his resit JOHN LUPTON, Esq. On the 10th instant, at Hepionstall, near tlallfaX; Yorki+ . 6 it e aged 42, Mr. ROBERT SUTCLIFFE. On the 13th instant, aged 56, LYDIA, the bch*ed . wife et JOHN HIGHFIELD, Esq., Linacre House. Tuesday—Ai / Wednesday Thursday ..16 Friday ....17 Saturday ..18 Sunday Monday.... 29 TIDE TABLE HOLY DAYS, RTC. EV/MO.I 11011 T. I --- --_____---_-- h • I". I h. nl. (Lin. ; 0 1 2 3 0 44. IS It 1 12718 3 l trl. 140 360 215 0 9 16 717 b. i,119 .I 11t,.... iLaili c r.." 339 412 14 3 Fip i ka mht tur4 4 '......" .., 448 528 13 5 I , l' . i t ___ : -4 09<661 13 1 /...1 7 : _ i. _ 0 - 5 .---- ,.,t,-.li i , ,•_:;.; ~....; , the Parish ( WHAI J: - B. I tiN, of t, at t by the