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49 li; .:....: > 1 A • ___-- 4 av, ISSO . 'ARE LITER POOL STANIOIit II • , a t , i w ii e zo . ' d :„ .l ._ _ _ .. _ ..______. _._ __ . , • ......_-_-_ , . -_ • . . . n o s a t : 9 ,4 "PP I I4 ii it: , v - not, a s it-• intlirr. Bolivia (s.); Peiseverance, Noel, and Vorwarts-all hence at liaritttO. IN art 05. Rio Janeiro. e bearas. ,i) kip ,L..„.....16,......._, pea h • , a s ,,_ Emperor, Friend, hence at Bahia. . . x lie to ..5,-:ei, 7 . , : u . sai'es:ka„.Y.,22.-Wind Sat., moderate. Princess Vicalria, hence at Maranham: , _-- --. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHI DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MAN, Jan. 22.-Jennintr, Codson, from v."‘ -sil/. SiVang_qt . nnvester, and Mary Ward, Little. Liverpool for Newcastle, with salt, is on shore at Derbybaven, LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET, JAN. 25. The Corn trade throughout the week f the '" 1, ' , nazi a eal deer, Tindal e h berth ' lio n ° ' la baY-Harr* l' from Radkoni-John and discharging, having received considerable damage. There has been less disposition to purchase all kinds of Co- all its branches. At our Corn : Eischange . 5 Fiee iet Humble, Bevis, from CAPE OF GOOD . HOPE, Nov. 16.-The s Elephants, Cocks, lonial Su g ar this week and the sales comprise only 300 hhds. bons in every article were limited to 1 ther, tba t I ~Valparaiso -B eatr i ce _ 'orienta e mall, from New y ß r . ic P e . ; a G t previous mata A i r a a a t:e i s ti ; a a 4OOO a bags Bengal, a i rather loner necessities. In some descriptions of IN refiner, en s t a 3 . sa.t aalsoo and one, 06 ---,\ larineetsilHeno' i1ti1ai,,„,,,,4..err, ork-Lady Ann, St. from Liverpool, which arrived__ here 7tla November was tom- ,,ih p, to "9 ~l ion is submitted to. Flour slow of sale, sans a, B l ether, Para polled to heave to in lat. 24 S., 10ng.25 W., by schooner, t• bags the cabin. : for New York 4 Tara,'Hamil_ a large gun amidships, and manned by Spaniards or Porte- very paces, 6500 Khaur at 30s. per cwt. -Foreign : The transactions of sack. Oats and Oatmeal steady. Be about ts c ,, °' 'p , It a„ ts * .aa , --____2_ , )e, Hudson, Barbadoes. geese. the week amount to 100 hhds. Porto Rico at 395. to 415., being minor articles without alteration. , a c e. .11e, , llora r., . ' Quiarisn, isv TOBERMORY, Jan. 19.-The George Alexan- full rates, 300 boxes Havana, at 228. to 235., for low to good ea - oo toe ", , celabe s , -anna at ' PRESTON CORN MARKI 8, . tb ' s Port •4 sailed from St. He- der, Calder, of Nairn, from Sligo for Liverpool, ran on shore yellow, 170 cases, 1200 bags Brazil, at '34s. to 355. 6d., duty assellg` - `s ss a, Matron ;even ,Led elerr IlalifaXnintheßWith a change of wind, our imports s P feet, ill% ta mo fro 13th January, on a reef of rocks, in Loch Scridan, west side of paid, for ordinary brown, and 700 bags in bond at 17s. per cwt. are to a fair amount. The same meetly', I ° l s t t r in a s t ta t n h t i , s a p t o h r a t i t f.p sa a i s i t ed fo o u n r, Mull, but was got off, and is now on the beach, full of water. - The sales of Molasses have been 300 puns., vlz., 200 puns. old be Pu - ' f, 11 41 i? P*lQ., exchanged signals with the Canada (s.), Barbadoes at 17s. 3d., and 100 puns. Antigua, part at 18s. 6d. Corn trade since our last, as we have has se pan s ' l r t o ?, C al ais s, , . per cwt.-Coffee : There has been less activity in the demand, several Weeks. On Wednesday Flour d 1 t h e ber,, ,,b , , !li the,„ -stow a t t h e ~,, s v. 41 tilt a P s 'ew for tic Cape of Good Hope. FRIDAY, JANUARY 25.-Wind W. but holders generally are firm •; the sales are limited to 20 tees. Jamaica at 725. to 1175., 9 tees. 160 bits. and bags Rio at 655., but . the transactions in other articles a remained unvaried. We had a larae sup yes ...- s ell; lon er 't, &a. is port, a t Milford, with loss of ARRIVED.-C. Jones, Cothay, from Sbangbae-TheresaJane , 250 bags Costa Rica at 61s. 6d., and a few bags Plantation Cey- neihbouring growers at our Corn Ex , dovis l ' t ` he ' ri 'from G • Wright, Maranham-Kyanite, Lister, Laguna--Express, lon at 665. per cwt.-500 pockets of• East India Ginger bronefit me g a slow, dragging sale at a reduction nee t ' n, Alias ir genti for • Whitty, and Monongahela, Whipple, New Orleans-J. Bron- With so much English on show, Irish to or et . b this port, at Falmouth. . 19s. to 21s. for warmed Malabar-Rice : 140 tees. Carolina ers 'ld once for Da • asselog , ,11, 3 ,, Danzig, at Cowes, with loss of ham, M'alurray, Charleston-Cornelia, French ;J. Wright, realizedand 20s. to 20s. 6d., and 6500 bags Bengal Bs. 6d. for cargo, offering at a further abatement of 2d to I I..,Ctilinit.s'eY:fifreod7ill Mauritius at Queenstown. Clark, and Siddens, Home, New York-Olive, Olive. St. John's, 9s. tolls. 9d. for ordinary to very good white.-There is a quite . nominal. Fleur moved slowly at th over ea cu a N.B.-Ariane, Beckering, Nantes-Phcenix, M`Knight, from plentiful, and English must be noted 6, decided improvement in the demand for Rum, both from the to enfor; , ky lo -sten s , e, from Callao a . t ditto. Antigua-Ann Nelson, Nelso andin, Kelly ; Sea Nymph, trade and speculators and 300 puns. have changed bands, at Oats very dull of sale, at our previous c of se el ''' 1) • r “rom'c l " la Demerara Grange ; . Courier s Towerson ;Inglebroa Rae, Calcutta- limited request, and 3d per load lower. a a out to "'coil aba at ditto.ara at ditto. an advance of 2d. per ' gallon; in addition to which, 130 puns. W. Jarvis, Jarvis, Mobile-Agnes, Claris, and Commodore, -- pee fe st 'B r , , fre ts st Leewards have been sold to arrive at ls. 6d. per proof gallon WAKEFTELD CORN MAR o f the a, at a ll, a sd , • Andrew's at ditto. Tonkin, Leghorn-Atlantic, Honduras-a William Russell, from from the quay.-Tea : The transactions in common Congous e a 9 , llp ' title i nglebor Pernambuco-Anglo American, Howard, Boston-Eurydice, have been very limited, and to effect sales lower rates would The supplies this week are extremely I a ir' 01 ~r e,as o lla. ough, Rea, from Calcutta for Brown, Maceio-Miltiades, and R. D. Shepherd, New Orleans, a poor show of samisles. The demand have to be taken, but all other descriptions continue firm, with - - _, lisp vas ef :As s 4 l _,s, from lm is se,sl„ a Gs eb an, f ro , ,Malabar for this port, at ditto.a fair amount of business doing, SAILED.-Fortitude, Mitchell, for Rio Janeiro-Monarch, aora a v , a , re a s. , Mauritius for London at ditto. Barnett, St. Lucia and Rowena, Dixon, Beirout. of fine Barley is unaltered, but commi otl , . 11 ' '''''',F , •-, .ro - ______ lower terms. Oats decline ad. per st assen„ 1 , . a s „ 1 .r, sts ditto Calcutta for Bristol at ditto. icy , mariss,,,, G load. Beans realised late prices. look t° Y . ----- I s' rt y he uce li n,li °l.ha m, hen Carlton, at Maranham, after being ashore in the Bay, but re- LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. JAN. 25. .-..-- 3or -e aat 8 slice . hence at Boston. solved no damage. The market opened on the 12th instant with a good demand BIRMINGHAM CORN MAT id 0 1 at t. ati ,at Newfoundland. ) sholt be . e vs e t Y, e a s e , ceael's, Jessie Mitchell, M'Cabe, hence at Mazatlan. , from both spinners and speculators, but the new Cotton being During the present week few transac can ; t° , IS', 4 a r i k ;itate' f s ra m Al • _, Alexandria, Egypt, 23rd Dec.' Moult, Sladen hence at Terceira. , freely offered, prices closed that week rather in favour of per- Pealed, but some progress might have But resa 'n, and r s ' 'nu Coxon 25th •J ' dAt • lc' Vivid, Tyres,' and Plantagenet, Buckingham, sailed from _chasers. The arrival of the Cambria, on Tuesday last, bringing would have givea way Is. per quarter s lioo o . 11, rt t• Ge ar , , , arnor, an am this Messina for this port 7th Jan. still more reduced estimates of the crop, and much higher sales of Barley a similar decline must h be, on the Ist instant, all for ste t 'Ma,'" Na • lit:t,bsz ~,nlilicete I Johns, Croft, from Odessa at Cagliari, and sailed for this prices in the American ports, with small shipments to this Oats maintain their value, with a fair co h e gre bu t . sr _ 0411.-rriais ' Th om port. country, quite changed the aspect of the market, and about reduction of fully Is. per qr. has take 'nclured, 0. g , pson ; Riverdale, Maxwell; Paragon, Bennett, from Mauritius; Princess Helena, country, 40,000 bales were sold on that day, at irregular rates, but este- new Beans. Old Beans, also Peas of all , passe e. o , 4 Il ar 1; a r ' 'roare's Sandford;anter John Garrow, Hamil- thers, from Callao ; and Annabelle, Dow, from St. Domingo, bushing an advance generally of fully id, per lb. ; the demand for former rates. ta s ,.,_ ii s , , t,li, 114' . St. Clarf,„..lrtaisonci; at Queenstown. has since become more limited, and prices have rather receded, • ;ore aleoto ' for h er y ra \ • tan arid Argyle,ll NT3enlfinkabl'onn, on,' Adi•iana, Sterovgel, hence for Rotterdam, at Scilly. still the quotations show an advance over last week of id. to NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE ( in l o i ' 4, ;elves , Au • 4 iller Achilles, hence at Cadiz. id. on all American descriptions. Brazil, Egyptian, aad Surat JANUARY 26. have also partaken of the general improvement, and are Id. per The farmers brought forward a lan n heal"' of K a ti ui, s ,,, , hence and Turk's Island at New at s E The sc a r • ' B a rton 5 le lb. higher. Taken on speculation, 28,180 American, 670 Per- market this morning, but, owing tc SATURDAY, JANUARY 26.-Wind W. to W.N.W. and N.B. nams, 940 Maranharn, 600 Bahia, 320 Egyptian, and 10,150 weather, a great deal of it was in ver s is 'a / otoa , from London at ditto. and it a la., , aim ARRIVED.-Regillald Heber, M`Farlane, and Palatine, from Surat ; and for export 1030 American, 290 Bahia, and 390 Surat. dry lots were disposed of at last Salon 7 i t ee l ' 4 i , i. 'On. Clyde, Halcrow, hence at Apala my .e- t ~: ' r as , Ar Calcutta-Richard Cobden ; Charles, and Freak, from St. Mi- damp qualities were Is. per qr. cheap( s ,s• ats alnie vats are light, but from abroad to a far ;hat at sestet ,0,,,, , f ~ a ra , t ta, Hutchinson; and Grampion, chael-Concordio, Alexandria, E.-Theodosia, Ross, Demerara ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, Cols l P e ` his da Ili e "nee a bs -Whitebaven, Evans, Jacmel-Brazil Packet, Nicol, St. Do- For the week ending January 25, 1849. of the year. No change in the value o . t _ . .:. re_ at Charl mingo-Countess of Sefton, Wheeler, and Rimac, Mossop, - istralia, o f 8 14 1 Ta, S t rt, h e Charleston. Callao-Colonist, Sinnot, Savannah-Isaiah Crowell, Kelly, Prices paid Imports being to a moderate extent only, Norte charges 4 Ilt y ; A lb tesa s nee . at Philadelphia. • •Ii e'a a ell°, , 1.1 , Wisconsin, Mumford ; Constitu- Charleston-Energy , Steele, and Orelia, Whitfield, Malta. SALES OF THE WEER. in the week. ThisWk This Yr. lities commanding 435., Lincolnshire 41 some , a l p, s ol, o e t l ( . , a datin, Delano, and Sheridan, Cornish, SAILED.-Europa (s.), Leitch, for Halifax and New York- - senger slip aet, , sail Commodore (s.), Little, Havre. 450 Sea Island 9 dira. 22Sd or grinding, no alteration. Oats a del austral ia g q s taast 'sailed from Grenada for this port on 20th 90 Stained 19640 Bowed Georgia 5..9a ). 12195 53504 White Peas of good quality scarce, an e sak i, jj i lati l ue ktio h, boy . a Flowers of Yarrow, from St. Michael, at this port. Picked Mobile 54 .. 74 5 4 .. 7* meets a slow sale, and the rates of this difficulty realized. f f ceei 'able or Ilil 1 4 .4 'bitted', raw t, a h an ea d e b e ac a h t , Reins • Matilda, Morri- up a boat in the Channel, with Charles, of Shoreham, painted 9000 on it. { Alabama and Tennessee 5# .. 64 16918 46293 Wheat-Northumberland, white, nes ' 'PDS O si " a n ditto Demerara. . Mary Queen of Scots. from Maceio, at this port ; sailed 22nd 27360 New Orleans 54 .. 74 Do. Do. red, do Urn kul a ; Ito s , , 0 7th Dec. ; Jane Brown, Leitch, { Pernambuco &Paraiba 64 .. as } Flour-Norfolk household, per sack . ,s, rvaa s I.lsp e „, , r4th, all for this port. Dec., and from Pernambuco 27th Dec. 4810 2960 10432 ~,Ichar 4.114'0; Simeon White, hence at Trinidad. Keying, Pierce, from Charleston at this port. On Ilth Jan., Aracati and Ceara .... 64 . , 6-1 3 24 34 20 0 Bahia and Maceio FD. 1 ) ' lakat Barbed ' e ° ,l Hardy Belcher, and Enterprise, in lat. 51, long. 14, encountered heavy gales from S. to S.E., let sig ht,oes " which lasted till the 15th. f Maranham 64 .. 74 } We have had a small supply of Whe all y ttra sal ' . 3193 • • ogled ' ci la s 4 a p . 'ed from Antigua for this port on 22d Jane Dixon, Gardner, hence for San Francisco, at St. Catha- .... A l l S in a a w s ginned 6f .. - " " • damn is a good deal affected by the w d irl the il: t e, i , "tel 'ard rine. - .. - a handle badly. The Wheat trade is vi , hence for Mobile, off ditto on 25th Christiana, hence for ditto, at Rio Janeiro. .... Para -.. -I• • • • •• • • Beans ls. cheaper. Oats unaltered in rday, an ~e 1 4 0 1c e at r , Condor, hence at Rio Janeiro. 40 Demerara,SUrinam, &c 7 .. 74 .... ~ .. Best Red Wheats.. 621bs. to 631bs. perbt rases •Is salt gse d o , - 2849 4286 Secondary Wh eat s.6olbs. „ 611bs. „ Weellle ° , r :2 1 W .s itott t Palmyra, Foster, hence at Genoa. .... Barbadoes -. a - .... .... Best White Wheat..62lbs. „ 631bs. „ ' 0,44; ' 4 t, ,7 ,1 1be 1 ? . "'lce at St. Thomas, and sailed for New Columbus, Crisp, from Mauritius; British Empire, M'Ewen, .... Peruvian - - -- • 1 Sec. White Wheat..6olbs. „ 611bs. „ and Lucinda, Scollay, from Callao ; Mary Rowe, Meade, from .... Bahama Beans 651bs. „ 6641b5. „ - rellr iri ) 6 1 ts a f t(' t 4 8 °11,5„,, - • - eee allofw 'lis' 4ll stia.c e a Otto, Jansen, hence at ditto. Sierra Leone, and Clara, Proom, from Palerrno, all at Queens- .... LaguayraOats list, „ 12st 40 • aah, qui, Felipe; and Buen Jesus, Longa, town. 260 Common West India, &c. '6*.. 7 24 24 _____ r course , v ~, It 4 , Columbine, Edie, from Mauritius at Queenstown. 140 Carthagena - i ~ - I ( DUBLIN CORN MART to d a!'; 4 l ' belaa were co • 4 . 41 arle,T u Y; Britannia, Coultbart ; Harmony, Syria, from Clyde, for New . Orleans, at ditto ; master sick. .... Smyrna - - I We had an exceedingly dull marke For se 1, 'La ' Fier a . r fler, hence at Mobile. Gipsey, Garwood, from China for London, a Cape of Good .... Manilla - - J to-day. The business transacted ME ing ' l '. Vey l ug. he Hope 15th Nov. 12400 Surat ;pond in, 4,s , h err lace and Jamaica, at ditto. e mplo7 ' ~ , , p r ow il ce for Bombay, off Port-au-Prince 16th MILFORD, 23rd Jan.--The wreck of a large vessel, with 230 Madras painted yellow ports, was passed last evening, near the Worm's.... Bengal -- .. - • ... .... inquiry for Indian Corn. Our 61 l o; ' fra il' Canton s a at Anjer, and sailed for Cork on Head; and to-day some beans, with part of the deck attached, - - White Wheat.. 20s Od to 23s Od 1 Oatm aStsa Po apparently of another vessel (fir built), and some pieces of 83390 bales. 39900 125907 Red ditto 19s Od to 21s Od I Secm that be Plot (1 41 N ,Ple r rn , from Sincapore at ditto, and sailed for spars, were washed into Tenby. . s . Barley Ils Od to 13s 6d I India 11 he ,i't' tsystt ess ue r Oats, old Bs 6d to lOs Od 4BO his can , ,1 „sfes sl o s Sene e n s , from Since ore at ditto, and sailed for LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. JAN. 22. 3ntlerPa li ;jit ; 47. • , t.ca ls ,;• • SUNDAY, JANUARY 27. On Saturday last we had a temporary change of wind, some BELFAST CORN MARL had P . r c s oe iat :la : f,.. s pore s e ie a rr t ditto, and sailed for London 17th ARRIVED.-Columbia, Ramsay, from Bombay-Brazilian, heavy rain, and every appearance of a rapid thaw taking place; The weather this week has been mi a last, d r 4 4. "44 Al a . Pow er, from Grenada-Gaspe, Le Gros, from Gallipoli-Hebe, since then the frost has returned with increased severity; but able for farmers' operations, which a I biro s or , v 144 Dille at ditto, and sailed for Cork on 19th Jones, Girgenti. in the meantime a number of vessels have arrived, which fur- retarded. The home trade this week ropPd , l f ~' 0 , F:. Slodd SAILED.-Irene, Vibert, for St. Michael-Lord 'Ashburton, nisi' a fair addition to the week's supply, chiefly in foreign mer rates are fully maintained, alf ow : i s hu t; o I:, y, f ro art, hence at Hong Kong 28th Nov." Forrest, Port Adelaide- Coila, Shank, Barbadoes-Julia y Pe- Wheat and flour, with some quantity of Irish Oats and Flour activity. Farmers' supplies are fella le not' j ot j e ,i s a Leone at Grenada, with 460 emi- pita, Garay, Havana-Monarch, Barnett, St. Lucia-Spirit, into this port and Runcorn. demand, at late rates. Flour firm he sliofos tli t rsia tt oe m Pinctres, Buenos Ayres-Fortitude, Mitchell, Rio Janeiro- At this morning's market there were very few country quotations ; Home supplies of Berle plied, „., a s a t. 1a 5 .b1a 5 ,,..!..N, Jan. 18.-The Unity, of Liverpool, Thetis, Meppelder, and Aberdeen, Hubbard, New York- buyers in attendance, and sales of Wheat were confined chiefly does not increase. Supplies of Oa ourself. , I s ii':. spee: .for Runcorn, struck on the Balsam Rowena, Dixon, Beirout-Richmond, Greengrass, Bordeaux- to local consumption, on a moderate scale, prices giving way changed. In Oatmeal in some instal' for th a t ' , of. a 6 a strong gale from the south-east, Tribune, Goffin, and Thomas Harrison, Kelly, Constantinople about Id. per bushel on all qualities except the finest White made. Indian Corn has been active I until D e 'AST sails, t•o• Several vessels came in this morning. of 2s. 6d. per ton on yellow, and ss. 1 A fis ' sari ~, -Mercurius, Deldt, Dordt-Maria Helena, Setubal. Lisbon- Foreign. Era, Patterson, Nevis-Mischief, Baron, Palermo-Lovranese, Irish Flour 6d. to ls. per sack cheaper. Prime American and realised. The latter in very short se .. t r erl s i 'dbare: li y • e sa s Se s ver al articles, marked Erin, have been ket, with small supplies, all articles c Persich, Trieste-Thane of Fife, Leddle, for Rio Janeiro. French supported late prices. vas t c b e t b P o ' ll frlia,i, at Wei Larne, supposed to belong to a vessel --- Oats and Oatmeal dull, at previous rates. • r sc a 'i s igS s s ' e ts W,s's, b e t gobourbood. Racer, Pater; Caroline, Smith; Mercutius, Sewell ; Rosalie, Egyptian Beans 6d. to Is. per quarter cheaper. CORK CORN MARK only P,l , ti 'it .b -Itler a , C elliber 29.-The City of Adelaide, John- Williams-Urania, Moffatt; and Nera, Cloyd, hence at Buenos Other articles difficult of disposal at almost nominal rates. Farmers' supplies are again small 1 is boar s 'ii h; +c. ra s ' a for Cork, put in here to-day, leaky. rsal t, D Ayres. ary. Black Oats easier to purchas , it he ba ,l' ass 'put back• 13.-The Killermont, Orchard, hence John Tomkinson, hence and St. Übes, at ditto. BRITISH. barrel. Prime samples Polish Odes thus le-, At ~ yesterday, on account of being very retain the prices of last week-245. 1 • ,i, , (~, , 0 „, Empress, hence for Bahia, off Maceio 21st Dec. Wheat,* 70th. s. d. s. d. I s. d. s. d. id oth er 'l l . e li"al '' 28. --Ti Britannia, Burney, hence for Wilmington, at Beaumaris. English, red .... Old 62@ 6 6 New .. 59@ 6 1 and 255. to 255. 6d. the latter. Pre , a re l i 111 i Olt ie Elizabeth Wood, Woodmas, struck Lavinia, Cacace, hence for Genoa, at 'ditto. Ditto, white 6- 7 0 d 0..... 63- 6 6 Foreign dull sale. In prepared Oat; of oP: t he . ,114.0%taht but e Toney's Rock, in this harbour Fblana Roper, and Tyro, hence at Lisbon. the prices of last week. Indian G li Na a • la , was got off, without much damage, and Irish, red - 5 5 do. .... 48- 5 8 it sva". 1 1 e i Sas " l espool E ' speran ' za,Deey, and Jose Ignacio, hence at Vigo. Ditto, white 5- 6 0 d 0..... 59- 6 0 demand, and the sales for the week 1 nd vrv i , e t y . ' 1 k„, , bee a • Times, Jackson, hence at Rio Janeiro, Rye, English, sa qr - - Irsli6olb - .e 6 Iss. per ton for lbrail, and £6 It W - ,; : '5'44 Wed ie - The Venice, from New Orleans for Requiter Searle, hence at Beirout. Barley, English, le qr 26 0 -28 0 Chevalr, 28 0 -30 0 A cargo of St. Michael's, Just arrive s : s , a nd have been on shore off Key Vaccas, but Isabella, Hawkins, hence at Gibraltar. Scotch & Irish, ria 601 29- 3 1 - .'6 10s. per ton, ex ship. iecessitie' v aalf, t '' 1 _ sa, a Proceeded without much injury. , Ann Ward, hence at Beaumaris. hi s go d w t, , itl i i• ..-- , 10 The T. P. Whitney, from Philadelphia, for Malt, English,* qr. .. Palestine, Jones, from Girgenti •, Liverpool, Milordt, from SALFORD CATTLE Mil pale 5O 0 -54 0 1 - - - been Pro! 7eajj2ledllroceeding down the Delaware on the 6th in- Constantinople, and Apello, Metcalf, from Marseilles, at Gib- I r i s h - - We had a fair show of stock, and s had t' sr 'Asi - Sha tia a the bar, off Fort Muffin, and was run into ratter, and cleared for this port. Oats, per 451 b. i tendance was very good, and superi tart bel'i . 4 1 '0'. 4 very' ' fore New ' Orleans. She got off in the after- Goddess, Galt, from Smyrna, for this port, at Al,gesiras. E mr n e g l l a i i sp & Scotch, old 28- 2 10 New - - buyers at the very full rates of last ' ins r 1 Ks s, j slid injury, and proceeded the following Alecto, Grace. from Shanghae at St. Helena, and sailed 18th - 2 5 d 0..... -- - made. Beef, 4ad. to sad. ; Mutton, have r ' NI A ' ws at '. 10 - Dec. for this port. Irish, fine sorts 2- 2 7 d 0..... 24- 2 6 ,ai G a csts A tot p • The Belle, from St. John's, N.B. for Bahamian, Hawkins, from Calcutta at St. Helena, and sailed • en the , e tq ~,,,- ? J ar , al , wrecked o Brier Island 23d - 2 6 do. .... 22- 2 4 WAKEFIELD CATTLE / Dec,- • 20th Dec. for tbii port. general do. Beans, English,* qr 32 0 -35 0 do. ... - - - tployer 1 4. .t sais - 11 . 1...._ ----The Doris n (s. I s.), Coyle, from Liverpool Ipswich, Asplet, from Cadiz, and Cornelius, Clark, from Salt ~ t r. °mint" Phi. ...., rrl SCOICII & Irish,'HSOlb 20 0 -27 0 At our market to-day we had an - ~. nth instant. ran on the ralasai_ both at Buenos Ayres. and a very large attendance of buy( _.... Pease, English, white - on A --,-. g., db t • Beef very dull. Beef, 5 - - goo , u in - ra, . -e.t.a Sri to 44d. ner lb. speranza, , 1 6 ...— Times, Jackson, hence at Rio Janeiro. Requiter, Searle, hence at Beirout. Isabella, hence at Gibraltar. Ann Ward, hence at Beaumaris. Palestine, Jones, from Gimenti ; Liverpool, Milordt, from Constantinople, and Apello, Metcalf, from Marseilles, at G" raltar, and cleared for this port. Goddess, Galt, from Smyrna, for this port, at Al , resiras. Alecto, Grace, from Shanghae at St. Helena , and sailed 18th Dec. for this port. Bahamian, Hawkins, from Calcutta at St. Helena, and sailed 20th Dec. for this port. Ipswich, Asplet, from Cadiz, and Cornelius, Clark, from Salt Island, both at Buenos Ayres. Ann Best sailed from Buenos Ayres for the Parific on 15th Inn; 4',13, .—The. Belle, from St. John's, N.B. for Y wrecked on ier Island 2.1 d Dec. 12 . —The Doris (s ß . r a.), Coyle, from Liverpool ;oak i g this port the Bth instant, ran on the c o Tower, but came off after discharging part PDarently without damage. Beans, English, I-1 , qr Scotch & Irish m4SOlb Pease, English, white Do. & Irish .. maple Flour,per 2801 b. English & Irish, 2nds Ditto. superfine Oatmeal, 1,9 , Id. of 240) Irish, 1848 Canadian Bran.* 241 b 1 28 0 -30 0 brs JANUARY 23.—Wind N.N.W. to W., light. 111 .1 eares, Brown, from Calcutta—Huddersfield, tern- 'Adair I,l ^—;^"—Norval, Maceio—Mahaica, November. Teignmouth Castle, from Bahia, at Pernambuco, for the Channel ; some of the crew laid up with yellow fever. Sprightly, Stayers, from Rio Grande at Queenstown. Chalco, Brown, from Whampoa at St. Helena, and sailed 20th Dec. for Queenstown. Jenny Wren, sailed from St. Helena for Queenstown on the 18th December. Young England, Bisset, from Manilla at Cape Good Hope, and sailed sth Dec. for Cowes. Schah Jehan, from Canton and Batavia, at St. Helena, and sailed 19th Dec. for London. Royal Albert, Whiteside, from Bombay at St. Helena. Albert, Murray, from Rio Grande, for Queenstown, at Rio dic,bnree. having struck on the bar, 27 0 —2B 0 fine 130 0 —32 0 extra 29 0 -30 0 33 0 -35 6 ice pre j 4 11 ti o it a war 1 / f the Cre: e v ti dap rie; Persorr t iel NI I I , II, Bly eu ti rees kr, 4 : Totes a. s to' '', ll 4ll` • cit a cr 4 , ttiOq i inure'', • , k,;•: 1 ?t, t etting: b e ( . 4. 4;:ric , w as , Arr°' r A t ( l ,Lti A Cop e . - Ile el gthe to' • 3stats a live. ,i,o) )isso",jd d by ~ , )us to e _ 't y, ,bseel o e c y A , iusse% "r 0 muc e lo de Ai ! jure. Lmo:•:. • h to E 4.191, our fi sh o ti ; ts ix (11. 13 ' Set °Of 5e 0 d e t it o it ds l et t in _ o arter? . naPkirl 19 6 -21 0 20 6 -21 0 ' 0 10 - 1 0 messina— - , lac Ann Hope, Rosalie, and K ate Laguna— Lousiana, Barstow, and Waldon, lyloore - G a i s 2shua Moran, Baxter, and L iverpool, Rmsbeck, eay Lass, Jaques, New York—Annie Morrice, i oh," ) , IIY, Terceira—Dexterous, and Alfred,St._lV I lugbes, and Clarinda, Fitchett, Alexandria, Stevens, and Yarmouth, Grimmer, Smyrna Zri 7„ e r„ s ', Elizabeth Taylor ; Dusty Miller, Lewis, 4 endall Patras—Charlotte Anne, Cockburn, Palermii—Preciensa, Nantes—Ellen, Seville , hre nte—Courier, Kernew, Rostock—Palmen, I dtislB,, -- Jupiter, Ostend—Happy Return, Gilbert , rc it ll tir y an a n k Banister, Troon. Burney, for Wilmington, A.S.—Ash -2'lll* New York —Parliament, Brown, Boston — L 55 e Orleans—Eliza, Oliphant, Pernambuco — rown, Brazils—Earl Mulgrave, Borough, for Cacace, Genoa. Wheat, 19 , 70th B. d. s. d. 65 6 8 Canadian red United States dc Danzig, mixed and dc L Baltic & Hmburg do .6 8 - 7 0 x7l - 7 4 . 6 4 - 610 coming out. ST. ÜBES, 17th Jan.—The Ulysses, Campos, from Viana, for Liverpool, put in here Bth Jan., through stress of weather, and with part of cargo (Indian corn and fruit) thrown overboard; but the vessel not having suffered damage, sailed on the 11th. _ 1-7Alnyr, O.OIPC rwpvsiiled here during were as annexed arianopql ➢iediter., &c. Rye, 34 , qr., Baltic, &c Barley, T , 60tb,Grindini .. 0 - 0 ') .. 0 0- 0 0 rig 0 0 - 0 0 Receipts at port since Sept. 1, 7849 Corresponding dates last year year before ie nights of the 13th, 14th. and 15th Jan., when several dis iters occurred. The Lady Rowley, Harvey, from Liverpool, arted her anchor and went on shore in the bay, but will be at off without serious injury. MONTE VIDEO, Ist Dec.—The Rother. from Liverpool, has rrived here. making much water, and with other considerable amage, having struck on a sunken rock between Buceo and he island of Flores ; she was hove down to-day and surveyed. nd from the general state of her bottom it is feared she will ave to be condemned. The Mary Sophia, from Liverpool, for ;uatemala, whilst lying to in a heavy sale, was struck by a sea, vhich carried away bowsprit end, mainyard, several sails, Ex., .nd in bearing up for this port she struck on a reef of rocks )etween Flores and the main land ; was brought in here in a inking state, and is discharging to be hove down and :xamined. Beans,v qr. European 480th. Egyptian.. o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Exports from United Staies since Se Corresponding dates last year 46 i 4 year before Pease,v qr., Baltic, &c., white Flour, ap barrel, Canadian sweet 22 6 —24 U.S. West. Canal .. do 22 0 —24 Philad. & Bltimore.do 24 0 —25 Do. &Canadian.. sour 18 0 —2O Indian Corn, To 4801 b. American white 2O 0 —3l 6 ( yellow European do 0 0— 0 0 d 0... Do. Meal, 'le , brl. 196tb l3 6 —l4 0 d 0... H:o nl p r r Y , Witt, the Enterprise, from Guayaquil for London, ; tl to o'e, and Manchester, for the Channel. The C ai r on the 15th for the West Indies. The Hy 01E1 to ao, was discharging to repair. The Finella d efraY expenses incurred at Pernambuco. Queen, were loading for the Mediterranean. the ti ed on tlie 12th for Bahia, and the Lancashire - llth 1 , for Paraiba, to fill up for this port. The a b,,Q ueen of Scots, were loading at Maceio, and „uut a week for this port ;440rter, hence at the Mauritius 29th Oct. i t e at ditto Oth Nov. 41 r bir. "le, sailed from the Mauritius for this port VESSELS SPOKEN, and Ann and Jane, Smith, from Calcutta at Hindoo, from Calcutta, for this port, 6th Nov., in lat. 35 S., long. 21 E.—Falcon, supposed for this port, 17th Jan.—Mary, hence for Africa. in lat. 49, long. 11—Tyro, hence for Lisbon, in lat. 46, long. 10—Alecto, from Shanghae, for London, 25th Oct., in Macclesfield Strait—Chalco, from Hong Kong, for this port, 28th Oct., off the Brothers, Java Sea—Tanjore, from Mau ritius„ for London, 4th Dec., in lat. 35 S., long. 19 E.—Main. bar, from Calcutta, for this port, 13th Dec., in lat. 12'S., long. 3 W.—John Hullett, from Bristol, for Fernambuco, 25th Dec. in lat. 2 N., long. 24 W.—Duke of Portland, from Shanghae for London, Bth Jan., in lat. 32, long. 33—Otterspool, of Oh port, 28th Nov., in lat. 4 N., long. 22 W—Bezaliel, from Ceplia. lonia, 2nd Jan., off Cape St. Vincent—Liverpool, from Alexan. dria, for Cork, in the Gut of Gibraltar—Anne Sophia, from Mnskonsi, for this port, 19th Dec., off Sardinia—Sea Nymph from Calcutta, for this port, 31st Dec., in 1at..34 N., long 49 W—Berlin, from Orleans, for this port, 23rd Dec., in lat. 27 long. 80—Fanny Ann, from Canton, for London, 3rd Oct., ii lat. 8 N., long. 109 E.—Whampoa, from Batavia, for Prussia 30th Nov., in lat. 35 S., long. 21 E.—Leonora, from Calcutta for London, Ist Dec., in lat. 33 S., long. 16 E.—Charles Jones from Shanghae. for this port, 23rd Dec., in lat. 4 N., long. 2 "I) S e r r ir°lll e, sailed from St. Helena far Queenstown hence at New . A a nd Rothschild, VS: Calabar ard hence at Bonny PPoyne, Laura, Esther Ann and Flint, • teri e ' 01 f i 4 1 i on o 1) 1 ,1 1 orclii°r)' !'eltet from!rom Hamburgh at ditto. :a, W„ ) Falmouth at ditto 11th Dec. CO,l i ng, hence at Jacmel. Do c V`" , and Whitehaven, Higgins, sailed from Jac -r , 11t1 e, December. te ler, hence at J. k o re .Ye. hence at Laguira. r .' , lttfi e „le , from Laguayra at Puerto Cabello, hence at Trieste. "'le Antoinette, and Prince of Wales, says `et g r uu rith i' do crl` e tet' 01 4 i n to , he , for 1 " FP hence at 11% r°ll6ll (s.), sailed from Leghorn for this port 4th ffic ia r, 4 lan i'v gs l , :j Nber e " 2,5 nliss'loo4 4,1 4 4 11 4 e . er °3 tabinovich; Cheviot, 'Fox, and Jane,Zart, tet. 1 1 11 3 sailed from Malta 8111 Jan., and Triad, and 4 ti4701d th Jan., all for this port. p4 r .' at Terceira. n lmpCoquette, s M i a i n o n w i l lu ; Ann, Pearce; Brusey D ; e lta e t l e o m , ü ßien, and Gazelle, Hicks, I°3(l4 ' l4( 3 l s s iled from Bordeaux for this port on 4th W.—Young England, from Manila, for Cowes, 28rn znep,„ lat. 9S. long. 123 E.—Miltiades, for this pert, in tat. 39 N long, 68'W.—Ursula, hence for Bombay, 15th Jan., in lat. 4 N., long. 9 W.—Carnatic, 14th Jan., in lat. 47 N. long. 14 W —Elizabeth, hence for Savannah, 31st Dec., in NI. 31, long. 5( —Flint, of this port, outwardbound, 12 Dec., in lat. 1 N., long. 21 W.—Lord Elgin, of this port, outward bound, 15th Jan., in lat. 43 N. long. 28 W.—Agnes, hence for Aden, 20th Dec., in lat. 4 N., long. 23 W—Grecian, of this port, 12th Jan., in lat. 50, long. 2—Arrow, of Exeter, for this port , 22 nd De c., in the Gut of Gibraltar2Sophronia, for Bombay, 31st Oct., in lat. 28 S., long. 55 E.—lsabella, 3rd Nov., in lat. 29 S., long. 45 E Ternate, from Batavia, for Hamburgh, 4th Nov.—Providence, from Providence, for California, 24th Dec., in lat. 10 N., long. 23 W.—Minerva, from Oporto, for Bahia, 24th Dec., in lat. 10 N., long. 23 W.—Esperanza, from Cadiz, for Havana, 31st Dec., in lat. 22 N., long. 25 W.—Monarch, for Bahia, 4th Jan., in lat. 27 N., long. 24 W.—Seringapatain, from Clyde, for Bgmbay, 3rd Jan., in lat. 25 N., long. 25 W.—Ann ingall, of this port, 14th Jan., in lat. 47, long. 11—Brenda, D from w Alexandria, for London, 21st. Dec., off Cape de Gatt—Rory O'More, 18th Dec., off Paraiba—Sea, hence for Mediterranean, 21st Jan., in lat. 51, long. 7—Star, same day—Regina, hence for Calcutta, 3rd Dec., in lat. 7 N., long. 34 W—Lapland, hence for New Or leans, 29th Nov., in lat. 49 N., long. 22 W.—John Scott, hence for Demerara, 22nd Dec., in lat. 19. long. 36—Danube, of this port, for Rio, 20th Jan., off Cape Clear—Schah Jehan, from Canton, for London, 3;d Oct., in tat, 8 N., long. 108 E.—Royal Saxon, from Calcutta, for Sydney, 11th Oct., in lat. 7 N., long. 69 E.—Tory, from the Cape , for New Zealand, 26th Nov., in lat. 36 S., long. 23 E.—Nestor, from Mauritius, for London, 27th Nov.—Caren Cecelia, from Gottenborg, for Port Adelaide, in lat. 34 S., long. 17 E—Steiglitz, from New Bedford, whaling, 28t1 Dec., in lat. 14 N., long. 26 Dec Robinson, from Newfoundland, for Pernambuco, 30th ec., in lat. 16 N., long, 26 W.—Netta, from Buenos Ayres, for Falmouth, Ist Jan., in lat. 16 N., long, 28 W—Leonora, hence far Demerara, 3rd Jan., in lat. 18 N., long. 29 W.—Equator, from Mauritius, for Lon-' don, 17th Jan., in lat. 44 N. , lon g . 17 W.--Regina, hence for C a lcutta, in lat. 4 N., long. 23 W. —Bodiam Castle, 20th Jan., in lat. 50 N., long. 10 W.—Mermaid, from Salem, for Rio Grande, 300 Dec., in lat. 29 N., long. 25 W.—lnca, and In trinsic, in lat. 19 N.,long. 25 W.—Columbia, from Bombay, for this port, 15th Jan., 111 tat. 40, long. 32—Chusan, from New Or leans, for Cork, 17th Jan., in lat. 47, long. 31—Eleanor Cragg, Brown, of Sligo, from Bombay, in lat. 50, long. 11, with loss of foremast and bowsprit in a gale, and intending to put into the first port.—A steam vessel, bound west, 24th Dec., in lat. 22 N. long. 49 W.—Maria Angelique, of St. Malo, 13th Dec., in lat. 6 , S. long. 29 W.—Juliet Erskine, from Cork, 14th Dec.—Rono chan, from Clyde. 2nd Jan., in lat. 29 N., long. 39 W. — Mary Campbell, from Clyde, sth lan., in lat. 23 N., long. 37 W,— Mary Hannah, for Africa, off Cork—Rant from Calcutta, for London, 29th Sept., in lat. 13 S ., long: 75 along. E.—Hhneman, frW— om Marseilles, for New York , 20 th Dec, In lat. 23 N 40 Stebonheatli, from Callao, for London, 31st Dec., in lat. 34 N., long. 49 W.—Java, from Bristol, for Savannah, 22nd Dec., in tat. 25 N., long. 42 W. — Os borne, from London, for e Cape om of Good Hope, 13th Jan., in lat. 44 N., long. 11 W.—Robrt , fr Algoa Bay, 16th Jan., in lat. 46 N., long. 10 W.—Lavinia, hence for Valparaiso, 18th Jan., in lat. 44 N., long. 15 W.—ln trinsic, hence for Savannah, 20th Dec., in lat. 26, long. 25. — Gambia, hence for Calcutta, 18th Jan., in lat. 48 N., long. 13 W.—Argo, hence for Matanzas, 19th Jan , in lat. 44 N., long. 20 W.—F. J. Broguard, from Newfoundland, for Porto Rico, 3rd Jan., in lat. 44, long. 41 , with bows p rit sprung in a heavy gale, lsJan.—Mary White, from Sydney, N.S.W. for London, Bth Dec., in lat. 18 S., long. 26 W.—Calcutta, bound west, 10th Dec. in lat. 16 S., long. 28 W. — l ndex, from London, for Bahia, 15th 'Dec., in lat. 5 S., long. 29 W.—Empress, hence for Bahia, 18th Dec., in lat. 2 N., long. 29 W.—La Plata, from Zanzibar, for Boston, w 20th Dec., 'hit. 5 N., long. 20 W. — Cec ilia, from Port Adelaide, for London, 30th Dec., in lat. 14 N., long. 37. Sinnarang, from Eatavia, for Rotterdam, 4th Jan. in lat. IS N., long. 39-Piput, from Syd ne y , N,S.W,, for I,p 4on, same 00, etis e 0 . oP, e p soni :ac t° 50n, irq lnd 1 3, 59 4 1) en v ' 1, P !ies; rain re fr 431 , r 9 io he rn. west ° schli l ej for •kl, ' r ich ell% , ere ,tie,tr , hence for Stettin, at Hoyerwarden. lo ll ' Lew i e rg, hence at Borgen. t . 1,4 , hence for Galatz, at Milford. , rk d i t's, from Canton off the Wight. ~o "Ittp4lllki„4rdg s t at e o Morlaix, laden with wine cr , was attn. R, 15th instant, off Brest ; ; crew taken oil tiki3klArerrived here from Charente. c o l; at"r, from London for Adelaide was abandoned 9th Dec , in lat. 6, long. '2O W., having been Benares which arrived here to-day front s z e w got on board the Benares, which lost bow i e * 0ck.,„4 a ttempting to dock last evening, was ordered 4 rt ° T aster, when she grounded near the Pierhead, this morning's flood, and anchored in the 4;iit ref j ; „,er- 0 voreLoe 1 f o r e te f co ° it' jog ° OOZ t, De 0 io t e t i e gl`,r th re w poli Il It t t tet l ii eo te , rotO d ti t. k e e 0 to! r ff Is or), o rSe app pp 0 „ptit 41 , the . , At." igN , t 14 .41, Iprtl!,t4l-tptipril, hence at Pernambuco, 12th Dec., boun Hiritr,!,4atitro e q,a_ma b ge, I laving lost topmast, sails, &c., do ` , ‘ "oth Nov., and was expected to proceed on A. 1 1147,Ger'kbUlts1-1,. ,J° r - Ta JANUARY 24.—Wind N.W. k o,tl ‘4) . r i j v i , h o e h rtl 4 4 ca T i h a antg, M I. arienbury from Sincapore— r , Smith, ' New Orleana—Co ttlr. t ., '4l 4, (l lii a l jew York—Ste de n orge Storey, Alexandria, E. eA t ,Ar - 2 1 and Louise, Gallo, 'Nantes—Sistera, Simon, ktr),_ l4 So. —° us, Champion, St. Michael—Anne Sophia, L' 11 0 4 4 - t 'arw• , )441 4, 4 c0,.... 4 1 e , , Owen, Calcutta—Carthagena, Jones I,, l ,ll . \elY b idge ° III Currier, Knapp, New York—Thomas 'ttA te '4en otiB IT,' o en m c_e, Mitchell, and Paytheun, Wroeoode rp. n bay, Calvert, Mobile— , Bayfield, Lima—Grazia, Pilcovich, Ai n nYat ( 4 1i e: 44 4 E4 fro m , r e r , from Schevcnning at Hull 24th Jan. e 4,7 Cl.l tail e d i n Masconitski at Hull 24th Jan. ltit "or IPlian sailed ull for Elsinore 24th Jan. v ,..ea h in tut ixo n, t,er le from Hull for Naples 24th Jan. ki i `glai g rat ee .fro l at Calcutta Bth Dec. h i ta tt .04 4, w oar uicutt . a. off the Cape 2nd Nov. r b em a, arrived in the Downs from Shanghae, th t • 17 NT ends during a violent squall on the 24th lon RheberthW, t o s g• 12 _8 E. and experienced a severe b ul k - 1, in lat. 35 5,., long. 32 E., , thrfo ,s ti .t, en 'arks, water casks &e. ,ce at St. John's, N - e r a r, sailed from ditto . for ' this port sth Jan., h e Vin t ,, , for Harbor Grace, at St. John, New ip pit ti ehe , e M e T e .;. , kin through st ress o f weather. ts Oab: " t e m naum, Thomas, and Sarah Bragg, Mid- 14 , IN, , he * lio 4 .l 4 l;s ei taqu,ii at Palermo. T b _ h e t ~o e oe , , sailed from ditto Ist January, and Sul. eeeetiola,74,nstant, both for this port. l'ainatetar: as; Hero, Young, and Crescent, Wil- N•l e ' Cod.-.eee pte, r 'tier frwr Maur of Good Hope at Queenstown. a di well Zilnexandeitius at ditto. • -.1 ) r ; and Gipsy Queen, Hutton, from oUle,f rem iloog Kong for Olassow, off Queens- MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 26. The Corn trade throughout the week has been inactive in all its branches. At our Corn• Exchange to-day, the transac tions in every article were limited to the supply of present necessities. In some descriptions of Wheat a trilling reduc tion is submitted to. Flour slow of sale, at a decline of Is. per sack. Oats and Oatmeal steady. Beans, Peas, and other minor articles without alteration - PRESTON CORN MARKET, JAN. 26. With a change of wind, our imports of Grain and Oatmeal are to a fair amount. The same inactivity has prevailed in the Corn trade since our last, as we have had occasion to notice for several weeks. On Wednesday Flour declined 6d. per pack, but the transactions in other articles were so limited, prices remained unvaried. We had a large supply of Wheat from the neighbouring growers at our Corn Exchange to-day, which met a slow, dragging sale at a reduction of 6d to Is per windle. With so much English on show, Irish was neglected, though offering at a further abatement of 2d to Id per bushel. Foreign quite nominal. Flour moved slowly at the above decline. Beans plentiful, and English must be noted 6d. per windle cheaper. Oats very dull of sale, at our previous currency. Oatmeal in limited request, and 3d per load lower. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET,, JAN. 25. The supplies this week are extremely small, and there is only a poor show of samples. The demand for Wheat is very inac tive, and sales progress slowly at last week's prices. The value of fine Barley is unaltered, but common qualities are sold on lower terms. Oats decline id. per st., and Shelling 6d. per load. Beans realised late prices. - - BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, JAN. 23. During the present week few transactions in Wheat are re• peated, but some progress might have been made if holders would have given way Is. per quarter; and to have effected sales of Barley a similar decline must have been submitted to. Oats maintain their value, with a fair consumptive demand. A reduction of fully Is. per qr. has taken place in the vue of new Beans. Old Beaus, also Peas of all descriptions, are al held for former rates. - - --- NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET, JANUARY 26. The farmers brought forward a large supply of Wheat to market this morning, but, owing to the wet state of the weather, a great deal of it was in very bad condition : good dry lots were disposed of at last Saturday's rates, but inferior damp qualities were Is. per qr. cheaper. Coastwise the arri vals are light, but from abroad to a fair extent for the season of the year. No change in the value of either South Country or Foreign Wheats can be reported, the business transacted being to a moderate extent only, Norfolk and Suffolk fine qua lities commanding 435., Lincolnshire 40s. to 415., and Rostock 455. per qr., 631bs. per bushel. In the value of Barley, malting or grind►ng, no alteration. Oats a dull sale, but not cheaper. White Peas of good quality scarce, and fully as dear. Flour meets a slow sale, and the rates of this day se'nnight are with difficulty realized. Wheat—Northumberland, white, new per qr... 40s. to 435. Do. Do. red, do. .... 345. to 40s. Flour—Norfolk household, per sack WISBECH CORN MARKET. JAN. 26. We have had a small supply of Wheat here to-day ; the con dition is a good deal affected by the weather, and the samples handle badly. The Wheat trade is very slow, and 2s. lower. Beans ls. cheaper. Oats unaltered in value. Best Red Wheats 621bs. to 631bs. per bush..37s. to 38s..extra 395. Secondary Wheats 601bs. „ 611bs. „ 345. „ 36s..extra 395. Best White Wheat 621bs. „ 631bs. „ 40s. „ 41s..extra 465, Sec. White Wheat 6Glbs. „ 611bs. „ 375. „ 38s..extra 40s Beans 651bs. „ 6641b5. „ .. 255. „ 26s..extra 27s Oats list. „ 12st „ Bd.. extra Sid DUBLIN CORN MARKET. JAN. 25. We had an exceedingly dull market at our Corn Exchange to-day. The business transacted was very trifling, and, with the exception of the best qualities of fine wheat, all descrip tions of grain must be noted about Gd. cheaper. Scarcely any inquiry for Indian Corn. White Wheat.. 20s Od to 23s Od Oatmeal 1086 d to Hs 6d Red ditto 19s Od to 21s Od I Second Flour.. 12s 6d to 16s Od Barley Ils Od to 13s 6d Indian Corn, /8 , I Oats, old Bs Gd to lOs Od 4BO lbs 26s Od to 29s 6d BELFAST CORN MARKET, JAN. 25. The weather this week has been mild and generally favour able for farmers' operations, which have till now been much retarded. The home trade this week has been steady, and for mer rates are fully maintained, although there is not much activity. Farmers' supplies are falling off. Wheat is in fair demand, at late rates. Flour firm, but a small sale at our quotations. Home supplies of Barley small, but the demand does not increase. Supplies of Oats small, and prices un changed. In Oatmeal in some instances 2d. advance has been made. Indian Corn has been active this week, and an advance of 2s. 6d. per ton on yellow, and ss. per ton on white. has been realised. The latter in very short supply. At this day's mar ket, with small supplies, all articles commanded full prices. CORK CORN MARKET, JAN. 25 Farmers' supplies are again small this week. 'Wheat station ary. Black Oats easier to purchase, at a decline of 3d. per barrel. Prime samples Polish Odessa and Marianopli Wheat ._. . . _ retain the prices of last and 255. to 255. 6d. the latter. Prepared Irish and inferior Foreign dull sale. In prepared Oats, F. 0.8., no change from the prices of last week. Indian Corn in good consumptive 1— ' sales for the week have been to a fair extent ; ''Ts. 6d. to for Galatz. at A cargo Of St. Michael's, just arrived, quality soft, offering £6 10s. per ton, ex ship. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, JAN. 23. snow of stock, and of good quality. The at tendance was very good, and superior Beef and Mutton found buyers at the very fnll rates of last week, and a good clearance made. Beef, 40. to 50. ; Mutton, 40. to sacl. per lb. WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET, JAN. 23. At our market to-day we had an average show of fat stock, and a very large attendance of buyers ; the trade in sheep very good, but in Beef very dull. Beef, ss. 6d. per st. of 141 b. ; prime ss. 9d.; mutton sd. to 44d. per lb. Pork at last week's prices. There was a large show of lean stock ; drapers met with ready sale and were in great request. _ . DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. JAN. 24. To-day we had a good attendance, and prices heavy from the slack demand; anything inferior was difficult to sell in the way of Beef or Mutton. Beef, in sink, 365. to 445. ; prime 455. per cwt. ; Mutton (2s. a.head down), 4d. to sd. per lb. ; Veal, 7d. per lb. A large show of well-finished Pigs, at 30s. to 345. per cwt. - - - THE COTTON TRADE. (From the New York _papers.) tie in the aorta of the Unite 21 0 22 0 OM do. FOREIGN. s. d. s. d. 5 9 6 1 white . 6 1 6 5 d 0.... 6 1 6 5 bighni 6 0 6 7 L white . , 1 twhite 210- 3 2 IMaltir 28 0 -32 0 124 0 -•24 6 12G 0 —2B 0 I Canada.2s 0 —26 0 0 Ohioo N.Orins o 0 0 e 4 6 —26 0 0 0 0 0 0 29 0 -29 6 29 0 -30 0 0 0 - 0 0 CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 25. Since our last advices of the 22nd instant the frost has dis appeared, and we have now a mild temperature, with change of wind, which has brought many vessels into our port, for some time detained outside : the fresh arrivals of grain and Flour, in the aggregate, are not as yet, however, upon a large scale ; those from Ireland, with the exception of Oats and Oatmeal, are very limited, whilst we have a fair quantity of Wheat, from European ports, and of Flour from France and America, be sides about 6000 qrs. of European and American Indian Corn raported during the past three days. The trade here, in the interval from Tuesday, has remained for the most part inactive, and our prices of wheat have been barely supported in the few transactions that have occurred, the millers of the inter or being well supplied at home, and ap pearing, for the time, independent of the supply offered upon our market. The only indication of activity has been in Indian Corn, several thousand quarters being taken for investment and some for Ireland at a trifle more money : many of the car goes arriving at out ports having been disposed of previously, has made our holders the more firm. This morning's market was again very thinly attended; and the general business trifling in extent : the.finest qualities of white and yellow foreign Wheat, however, nearly maintained our last quotations, but Mediterranean and other secondary descriptions' as well as new Irish, must be written Id. to 2a. per bushel lower.—Of Flour, even the best American sold so well; Irish samples must ibe noted 6d., and French Flour, of which few really prime marks are offering from this week's ar rival, is Is. per sack cheaper for the general runs of quality ; whilst the best are inquired for, and saleable at full prices. Barley and Malt are very dull, and nominally unaltered in value.—ln Irish and good foreign Beans there is no change, but Egyptians are offered at a further depression of 6d. per qr.— Oats and Oatmeal difficult to move, though neither can be quo ted at any actual reduction. We had no Irish buyers to-day for Indian Corn, and speculative inquiry having disappeared, purchases might have been made rather under Tuesday's cur. rency ; American yellow 295. 3d., white 30s. to 31s. per 4101bs. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, JAN. 26. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. O 7 @ 0 8j Potatoes, v. 90Ib. O 0— 0 0 Kemps O 6- 0 7 Pink Eyes 3 4 3 8 O 0— 0 0 Cattle 0 0 - Oo 0 0 Cups O 24-- 0 3 Turnips, 19 , ton .12 0— 14 0 O 2i— 0 3 Carrots 23 0— 24 0 O li— 0 2 Manure 4 0— 5 0 Hay, old, 201 b New Clover Ditto, Green Vetches Straw, Wheat Oat Barley PRICES OFMARKETI PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S JAN. 26. s. d. s. d. I s. d. s. d. Beef *lb 0 41 to 0 7 Grapes For.* tb 0 6 to 0 8 Mutton 0 41— 0 7 'Pines, For. each. 0 0— 0 0 Veal 0 5 0 7 Do. Eng.* ll). 5 0— 0 • Lamb fore-qr 14 0— 0 0 Fowls, * couple. 3 0— 3 6 {- • fl ~ ni a qi .1.0 0— 0 0 Ducks 4 0 • 0 Fresh Pork .... 0 5 0 61 Geese 3 0— 6 0 Hams 0 0— 0 0 Pigeons 1 4 0 0 Salmon Soles Cod Fish Turbot For. Melons each 00— 0 0 hares each 30— 0 0 Filberts 0 10 0 0 'turkeys 4 0 —lO 0 Plovers Fresh Butter .. 1 0— 1 1 Rabbits, 7p , cple 2 0— 0 0 Salt Ditto 6 7 0 10 Plovers Eggs ' 120 66 0 0 Wild Ducks .... 46 0 0 Potatoes,* Peck 0 8— 1 1 Woodcocks . ... 5 6 0 0 Cucumbers, each 0 0— 0 0 Larks ....*doz. 0 8— 0 0 LATEST DAT. i',S AT Direct.' Indirect Australia Bahia ... Barbadoes Honduras. Bombay.. B. Ayres Bermuda Calcutta C. G. Hope Chagres Charleston .. Jan. China Nov Demerara .., Dec. Havana Hayti~ ,Dec. Lima Maranhara 'Dec. Oct. It Dec. 15 ,IVERPOOL, JAN 27 Nov. 2' Dec. 1' (Direct ' Indirect Nov. Mauritius .. Mazatlan.... Mexico, (city) Mobile _ Aonte Video .. Dec. New Orleans .. Jan. New York... • • Panama .... Dec, Pernambuco. Dec. 26 [ Rio Janeiro.. .. Dec. San Francisco • . Nov Savannah .. Jan, ifec St. Helena .. St. Thomas.. .. Nov Trinidad ... • Valparaiso Venezuela .. IVerg Cruz Oct. Dec, Exports to tireat 'lmam since cepL Corresponding dates last year ~ year before Corresponding e ast year Year before Receipts at this port since the Ist inst., 2,500 bales; exports, 2,000 ; taken by spinners, 3,500; taken by speculators since Dec, 1, 1849, 8,000; whole stock in city in all hands, 36,000; amount on sale, 5,000. NEW ORLEANS, December 25.—The sales of cotton in our market was fifteen thousand bales, the largest business of any one day since the season commenced. Prices have not only recovered the decline which ensued after the unfavourable news by the last Liverpool steamer, but are an eighth to a quar ter of a cent higher than immediately before its receipt. (From Mr. Stewart's Circular.) The crop question is gradually narrowing down, and the lower range of estimates is again becoming the popular one. There are now few conversant with the peculiar nature of the plant, and the intricate difficulties of the season, who hope for a yield of 2,300,000 bales; and from the facts furnished me by reliable correspondents, I am compelled to believe, that the chance of any contingency hereafter extending the receipts to 2,230,000 bales, is very problematical. The top crop, on which we placed so much reliance this fall, and which in 1847 turned the issue from a short crop to a large one has failed us nearly entirely. The appearance of this portion of the plant is always deceptive, and we now find that the seeds were thinly clad with wool, and that the best practical planters, who hoped a month since to realise a fair crop, are sadly deficient. The range of figures n on , is between 1,900,000 bales and 2,200,000 bales, and the popular sentiment seems to lie between 2,050,000 and 2,100,000 bales. Should the crop finally come up to the figura of 2,200,000 bales, it will probably be apportioned as follows : Receipts of the Mississippi Valley, at New Orleans, 880,000 bales; at the port of Mobile, 390,000; at Apalachicola, Florida, 155.000; of Eastern and Middle Florida, 40,000; of all the At lantic States, 685,000; of Texas ports 50,000—total, 2,200,000 bales LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. N. Orleans, Mobile & and Uplands. Florida. Texas. None. None. to 10 10} to 11 10} to 11 10 to 11 112 to Ili 111 to I'2 112 to 12 Ili to lg 1:2 to 12 12 to 12i 12 to I2i 12i to 12i 122 to 121 Inferior Ordinary Middling Good Middlin. Middling Fair Fair Fully fair Good fair— Fine 12 to 12i 12/ to 12/ In to 13 121 to 13_ 13 to 13 13 to 13 Nominal None. Nominal THE CHARITIES LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, JAN. 26. DISCHARGED: In-patients cured, 30 ; Relieved and at own request, 3; Made Out-patients, 1; Irregular, 2; Dead, 4. — ADMITTED: In-patients, 36; Out-patients, 4; Casuals during the week, 14; Remaining in the House, 203. House Surgeon, Mr. C. B. Wilson ; Apothecary, Mr. J. Newton; Chaplain, Rev.W. Blundell ; Treasurer, Alfred North, Esq. ; House Visitors, A. Thompson and J. A. Tobin, Esqrs. NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT. JAN. 2G. ADMITTED: Accidents, 39; Medical and Surgical Cases upon recommendation, 22; Total, 61.--DISCHARGED : Cured, 25; Relieved and at own request, 2; . Attending as Out- Patients, 32; Irregular, 2 I Died, I.—Remaining in the Hospital, 105. Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Scott and Mr. Bainbrigge ; House Visitors, Daniel Neilson and Thos. lrlam, Esqrs.; Esqr.; House Surgeons, Mr. Tearne and Mr. Wall; Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rev. Wm. Hughes. LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, -- - -- -- - - - 68, SOHO-STREET. WEEKLY REPORT, JAN. 23. Boys on the Books ]el I Boys on the Sick List. 5 Average daily attendance 89 Obtained Situations T. D. Anderson, Esq., Treasurer • Joseph Hubback, Esq., Hon. Secretary; J. B. Orriss,'Superintendent; Visitors, T. D. Anderson, Esq. and Dr. Taylor. 00 SOUTHERN & TOXTETH HOSPITAL, JAN. 23. IN - P ATIENTS. Under treatment Cured 6 OUT -PATIENTS. Relieved, and at own request 1 Cured and relieved ...... $0 Irregular D ea d Entered 13 Treasurer, Benjamin Platt, Esq. ; Honorary Chaplein, Rev. George Dover, pro tem; House Surgeons, Mr. W.P. Harrison and Mr. G. C. Sharman Visitors, Benj. Platt, .Esq. and Rev. J. Robberds; Physic i an and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Cameron arid Mr. Minshull. LIVERPOOOL bISPENSARIES. G E ORGE GREEN HORNBY, Esq., Treasurer. Number of New Patients entered on the Books of the Dispensaries during - the last week. Nortlt. South. New cases relieved at the Institution 202.. .. 149.... 342 New cases visited at their own houses 65.... 61.... 126 t d r e the et Rev. C. C. oo m tl o i, rr J. .W . IN VISITORS.- - North, Vauxhall-road: J. 1 . Tobin , W. F, Macgregor, Geo. G. Hornby , and F. ]still, Esquires-- So l u l i t i h a , m i s , , J U , pr io e 2. e r , r P so ar E l s ia q t r n s., ea tg sccretary, Mr, D. H. Gjbs9r, IPL ! 1 4 , . 4 c) 1 , 41c V c);. trtl)s l ftlarriages, BIRTHS On the 16th instant, at the Rectory, Whitchurch, the wife of 'the Rev. W. H. EGERTON, of a daughter. Same day, at Eton Cottage, the wife of the Rev. C. S. HAR RISON, of a son. Same day, at Westmount, Chester, Mrs. HENRY CHUR TON, of a son. On the 17th instant, at Barlow-hall, in this county, the wife of WM. CUNLIFFE BROOKS , Esq ., barrister-at-law, 'of a daughter. On the 19th instant, at Torquay, the wife of EBENEZER GLADSTONE, Esq., wine and spirit merchant, of this town, of a daughter. On the 21st instant, in Camden .street, Birkenhead, the wife of HENRY M`GROTTY, Esq., of a son. On the 22d instant, in Sandon-street, the wife of Mr. JOHN HOPKINS, of a son. Same day, Mrs. F. H. WILLIAMS, residing near Renni son's Bath, Montpelier, Bristol, was delivered of three chil dren, a boy and two girls. They were all born alive, but died soon after their birth. On two occasions before this the same lady had twins. On the 23d instant, the wife of JOHN NUNNS, Esq., of a daughter. Same day, at Rock-park, Rock Ferry, Mrs. W. T. HAMIL. TON, of a son. Same day, the wife of Mr. JAMES WHITTY, Price-street, of a daughter. On the 24th instant, at Rock Ferry, Mrs. JOHN WILLIAM HARDEN. of a daughter. On the 25th instant, at Mersey-view, Woodside, Mrs. G ELLERKAMP, of a son, still-born. On the 26th instant, in Ormond-street, the wife of Mr EDWARD DARTLIN, of a sor Same day, at ➢i Mill, M MATTHEW FORDE, of a son, MARRIED Lately, at Soutbsea, Portsmouth, D. N. WELCH, Esq., R.N., commander of her Majesty's yacht Fairy, to ELIZABETH, daughter of Lieut. ROBERT POOLE, R.N., of her Majesty's ship Illustrious. On the 25th October last, at St. Mary's Church, Poona, East Indies. by the Rev. G. L. Fenton, RALPH FLETCHER. eldest son of HUGH CUMMING, Esq., of this town, to ISABEL, youngest daughter of WILSON, Esq., Poona. On the 31st ult., at St. Anne's Church, Mr. WM. BANDEN to ELLEN, youngest daughter of the late DAVID SCOTT, Esq., of Flint. On the Ist instant, at St. Martin's Church, by the Rev. Cecil Wray, Mr. JOHN KIRK, whitesmith, to Mrs. ANN ROW LANDS, of Tenderden-street, Liverpool. On the Bth instant, at Wavertree Church. Mr. D. CARTER, Of Stoke-upon-Trent. Staffordshire, to THERESA, youngest daughter of the late WM. HOUGHTON, of this town. On the 13th instant, at Kirk Braddan, Isle of Man, Mr. GILBERT BALL, master of the Liverpool trawl-boat Comet, to Miss KELLY, of the South Quay, Douglas. On the 15th instant, at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. T. ALBURT to Miss ANN CATON. On the 17th instant, at the Parish Church, Frodsham, Mr. THOMAS ASHTON, of Netherton, to Mrs. MILLNER, of Newton-► Same day, at Rendlesham hall, Suffolk, J. TOLLEMACHE, Zsq., M.P. for Cheshire, to Miss DUFF, daughter of the late Mr. James Duff, and stepdaughter of Lord Rendlesham, M.P. On the 18th instant, at Huddersfield, Mr. D. LUMBS, brother of Mr. Lumbs, of Ray-street, to Miss HOLSTEAD. On the 19th instant, at Kirk Braddan, Isle of Man, Mr. WM. BRIDSON, jun., of this town, to SARAH 4ANE, daughter of Mr. EDWARD GELLING. merchant, DoOslas. On the 20th instant, at St. Pancras New Church, London, WM. TRISTRAM, jun., Esq., surgeon, of this town, to SUSAN NAH FRANCES, only daughter of. WM. JACKSON, Esq., of London. On the 21st instant, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. SAMUEL HIGGINS, of the ship Ashburner, to Mrs. ELLEN STANLEY daughter of Mr. Taylor, Chester. Same day, at St. John the Ba to Miss ELLEN HARRISON 's Church, Mr. W. DAVIT Same day, at St. Philip's Church. Mr. WM. STANDLEY to Miss MARGARET POLFR EYMAN. Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. CHARLES WELLS, stonemason, to Miss ANN WILLIS. Same eay. at "- ".nchester, THOS. M. DREA Cathedral Feld, neat PER, Esq., of ..,us town, 'to MARY ELIZA BETH, eldest daughter of ROBERT JOHNSTON, Esq., of Mount Broughton, near Manchester. On the 22d instant, at Stetchworth, Sir R. PIGOT, Bart., M.P. for Bridgnorth, to EMILY GEORGIANA ELISE, daugh ter of S. Y. BENYON, Esq., of Ash-hall, Salop, and Stetch , worth-park, Cambridgeshire. Same day, at St. Luke's Ch. TON, jun.. Esq., of Widnes, MOSS, of Bury St. Edmund's. Same day, at Glasgow, JOHN DICK, Esq., late Rev, John Dick, of Rutherglen, to MARY, clang, — late HENRY LITTLEDALE, Esq., of Glasgow. Same day, at St. Ann's Chapel, reston, Mr. THOS. YATES ; of this town, to Miss ELIZABETH JACKSON, of Preston. Same day, at Wrenbury, by the Rev. C. M. Aldis, WM THOMSON, Esq., surgeon, to ANNE, second daughter of tho Church. Farnworth, VVRI. HOUGH. - to ELIZABETH MARTHA eldest son of the er of the late Mr. MOSS, Moor-hall, , near Nnntwich. On the 23d instant, at the Cathedral. Manchester. EDWART GEE, Esq., of this town, to AMELIA POCHAINE, youngest daughter of JOHN BIRCH, Esq., of Manor-house, Ardwick. On the 24th instant, Mr. JOHN MULLIN, builder. London. road, to CATHERINE DICKINSON, daughter of JAMBE DANSON, Esq. Same day, at St. Paul's Church, Warrington, PETER, secom son of Mr. J. CROMPTON, of Ashton-in-Mackerfield, tc MARIA, second daughter of the late Mr. GEORGE KELLY Warrington. Same day, at Christ Church, Everton, by the Rev. W. H '-ht, Mr. JOHN ACTON to Miss MARY MARSHALL. Bathwick Church, Bath, J. C. PATISON, Esq. the Manchester and Liverpool District Bank, War Same day, at anatrer nnaton, to ELLEN MARGARET, eldest datq PAYNE, Esq., of Bathwick-hill, Bath. DIED three/ Lately, of New York, where he bad resided for the las forty-eight years, in his 89th year, Mr. JOHN J. ANTHONY a native of Llawly, Carmarthenshire. Lately, at New York, whither he had gone in furtherance o scientific pursuits, aged 75, JOHN H. KIVAN, Esq., of Lon don, the discoverer of the process for rendering wood almos. incapable of decay. Lately, at Rotterdam, aged 95, M. A. VAN HOBOKEN, th Nestor of Dutch merchants, and commander of the order the Netherland Lion, and of the Oaken Crown. Deceased ha left a fortune which was never equalled by that of any prince and he used to take pleasure in talking of the time when II sold fish in the streets. Lately, at Geneva, the Duke of VISCONTI. Deceased acte as aide-de-camp to Charles Albert during his late campaign. Lately, LAURA, the wife of Mr. EVAN EVANS, marine] he late and dinghter of t Pwllheli. On the 24th Novembe Belize, Hondural of Mrs. Newall. Anderson, Esc of Whitesit GallOwaysliire aged 28, JOH Lvin November, at Inverness;after a lingering illne d 45, Mr. DONALD M`KAY, gardener, late of the Victo Nursery, um aware. On the Bth instant, in Mount-street, aged 42, JAMES STANDFIELD, Esq. On the 11th instant, aged 92, Mr. RICHARD MAUDSLEY, vonm.n. Billsborrow. The farm has been on lease in the family nearly three hundred years On the 21st instant, at Wern, near Rutbin, after a short ill, ness, JOS. CARTER, Esq., formerly of St. Michael's Hamlet, Toxteth-park. f*Atiefloll Same day, in Ellison-street, Everton, aged 85, Mr. J. CROSS, late of Poulten-le-Fylde. MFG Same day, at Bridgnorth, of consumption, aged 27, ANNE ALICIA, wife of Mr. JOSEPH WYLD INUMICHAEL. On the 22d instant; at North-bank, St. John's Wood, in his 69th year, WM. WESTALL, Esq., A.R.A., the landscape painter. Mr. Westall was elected an associate of the Royal Academy in 1813, and was the senior associate at the time of his death. Same day, aged 75, ANN, relict of Mr. SAMUEL MOODY, tailor and clothier, High-street, Shrewsbury. - Same day, aged 26, HANNAH, wife of Mr. JAMES UNS: WORTH, of this town. Same day, in Carter-pihce, Haslingdei Same day, at Brereton-hall,Cheshire, relict of the late JOHN HOWARD, Esq Same day, aged 49, M licensed victualler, Ishr On the 23d instant, ai keeper, Preston-street. Same day, at his mother WESLEY, son of the late THOMAS TAYL„ _ Same day, in his 55th year, Mr. WM. HOUGHTON,' of Pon tack-lane, Christian-street. The deceased had been in the employ of the Liverpool Gas Company for upwards of thirty- JOHN HO: ;eil 39, Mr. W 11; Saone day, after a short iliac CORT, of Kirkby. Same day, aged null manufacturer Same day, at. ChOrlton-Ur 11r. Burke retired to rest in sight, and on the following mop _IT the servant. On the same 11 )ort on account of her health, R, Esq. LIZABETH, It. TITE aged Si, t BOARDMA amber and ROBERT WM. BURK 1 in his bed Burke, then at South- 'tiering it ominous of evil she was .impelled to return morning, and on her arrival but too soon discovered realisation of her presentiment. Same day. at Douglas, Isle of Man, aged 67, Mr. IN ALLISON, formerly of Barbados, and late of this tow On the 24th instant, aged 40, SARAH, the beloved w THOMAS EVANS, after a long and painful illness, fore with exempla Same day, aged utcher. fortitude Mr. WI. the next thp fatal I LLIA3I LOWCOCK, for many years Same day. aged 6, HOWARD DOWKER of Mr. H. Pierce, dyer, Birkenhead._ Same (ray, aged 64, Mrs street. _ AS CARTER, Esq.tf Same day, at his residence apoplexy, aged 65, THOi known and respected as Same day, aged 83, RUTH WARD HARRIS, 91st Regime It. Geor Same day. aged 15 months, J. B. RIGBY, 65, Great Home Same day, 'at Tonbridge.wells, aged EA widow of Sir Henry Dampier, formerly c the Court of Queen's Bench. nt ED- DAMPIER ie judges o On the 25th instant, after a severe and pre aged 26 years, MARGARET, the beloved wife c JONES, joiner and builder, Salisbury street, Everton Same day, of paralysis,aged 62, CATHERINE, wi JONES, Esq., of St. Domingo-lane. Same day, at his father's, Lower Tranmere. hours' illness, aged 26, JOHN OWEN. eldest sc CARRINGTON. Same clay, at the York Hotel, Brighton, of Alit heart, Sir FELIX BOOTH. On the previous evenii to rest in his usual health, at half-past ten, and o'clock in the morning he was attacked with a fit of c which terminated fatally in three minutes. Sir Fel wealthy distiller, and was distinguished for his mu, led illnegs, r. HENRY having'presented Sir Jame to fit out his polar exhibiti of London in 1828-9, and v On the 27th instant, Mr. lane, Kirkdale, aged 49. MANCHESTER.- . in consequence of the sudden verpool cotton market on TUE N Oitte raw material caused a s on that day, which proposed a of JOHN 'ter a f le retired nit three nable hini of Sheriff of Bootle- Jed indisposition to operate amongst buyers, and an equally stro: as to effecting sales on the part of ma: even at advanced prices, so great an entertained, at the moment, as to wt tions might not be attained in Liven stances, prices on that day could har wise than nominal. Since Tt - thing but active. Generally been parties holding orders t such instances they have bee German houses have been rat ket than of late, and the adv avourable character, indicat although below this in pit been obtained, with a forth ,I ; and tors have y, and in bined with a previous want of faith in sudden advance, has confirmed and the buyers who seemed inclii have again withdrawn to some some inquiries have been made ly given out of stocks ince Tuesday nara: although is an almost entire not enabled to keep out of tu.. . ders are held without sufficient pt them, the advance is necessarily ses are restricted as much as pc also little doing, buyers of all l went. ROCHDALE —There has bee a very limited number of wool market rempi-- rket entirely, and where or n to cover iven, but otherwise purcha [tile. In piece goods there is [s holding back for the mo- rade of r some standing the HMI LEEDS.—The same fa this town and district, time past, continue, am of our merchants and spring trade for woollen clot.l BRADFORD.—III goods the done this week, at prices, if realized at the commencemer still very low in the bands o large proportion of the good no alteration in the state of both of which have been 11101 HALIFAX. —Owing, in a great r the weather, there were but Saturday, and the worsted tr same state as it has been for th also in wools there is no alteration since our last rel HUDDERSFIELD.—The Cloth Hall on Tuesday was cleared of every description of goods adapted for the shipping trade. In fine woollens not much is doing , as is usual at this period of of most d early ,cocks are nd a very tew per MEMPREMINIM Piece Hall on is in much the PINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVI 5: - John Stocktiale(proof 30, Boult and AddiiOn (audit) Feb.l, William Puleston,(.2 1, Wm. Minton (p. Ann o 1, John Hignett (Ist) 6, Buckley Booth (proo] 8, John Dixon (2d) 8, George Rennie (Ist) POOI How RAILWAY RECEIPTS, isisiiict Court, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, H The following are the receipts of raiiwa that is to say, up to the date to which t he past v nt. 0 0 17 15721 0 0 1 0 0 3 1 0 36 • ( 76 0 ( 20 i 4004 0 ( 1155 • 0 321 0 0 1225 4 0 .-oFiri 2922 0 6 2127 5401 0 0 4945 2254 0 0 1938 1315 0 0 1115 1436 I 0 1854 731 0 0 EBS 286 0 0 270 162 0 0 158 11343 0 0 11769 5536 0 0 6341 Packet Next Pack On the 12th instant, atter a suui mucza, uscu n, Mr. ROBERT JACKSON, of Salford, a staunch supporter of the turf and other manly sports, welt Arlown by the appellation of stonemason years, every day, without a single exception. on the 13th instant, Mr. WM. ASHCROFT Derby-terrace, Bootl Sam tter a few hours' illness, Mrs. W. HODGSON W. B. Hodgson, principal of Choriton Higl School, Manchester On the 14th instant, of consumption, HANLON, shipwright. Same day, at the residence of her daughter, Kirkdale, of disease of the heart and dropsy, ANN SIMS, aged 59 years, widow of the late John Sims of Bath, mother of Eliza M. Fyfield, of Islington, and of the late Rev. Charles A. J. Sims, who accompanied the late Lord Bishop Coleridge, some years ago, from London to his lordship's diocese of Barbadoes. lie was appointed chaplain to his lordship and to the garrison at Morne-Fortune, and Protestant minister of St. Lucia. His labours in that part of his Lord's vineyard were eminently successful, but he was early removed by his Divine Master, amidst the prosecution of his useful labours. Her sufferings, during the last nine months, were of no ordinary description, but painful in the extreme, and, excepting a few days before her demise, almost without intermission; yet, notwithstanding the continuous severity of her affliction, never interrupted the calm serenity of her disposition, but served only to exhibit the depth of her pious resignation and the strength of her con ' Mont expectation of the approach of her glorious change. Th amiability of her manners won the affection, the acuteness c her suffering the smoothy, and the enduring sweetness of h patience, the admiration of all wholknew row On the 15th instant, at Brigha -95. DINAH, widow of tl iged 22, Mr. JOHN Cockermouth, az °SIAM Parrs. He] te accidentally got abou death was oc three months since, which f up to that time she could I distance of four miles, as nimbly retained all her faculties perfect to the last Same day, aged 39, Mrs. ANN TURNER, wife of Captai iired her thigh. Previous an to Cockermouth and back. women of Mt Jas. Turner - . Same day, at Preston, aged 64, Mrs. ROBERT IRVING sister of the late Edward Baines, Esq., of Leeds. Same day, at Wavertree, aged 70, Mr. HENRY BICKER STETH, formerly of Byrom-street. Same day, in Beaumont-square, London, aged 47, Mr. CHAS. R. FORRESTER, the brother of " Alfred Crowquill," an (7,.11‘. llnunnrfl and Fi,• Rowland. He also contri tutted for ninny years to Bentley's 2lfiscellany, Colburn's Monthly, the Comic Offering, and other periodicals. On the 16th instant, aged 59, SARAH, wife of Mr. WM. HILL, of Union-street. Same day, after a long and painful illness, GRACE, relict of the late Rev. Dr. CHALMERS , D.D. , LL.D., of Edinburgh. Same da), at Great Crosby, aged 80, Mr. SAMUEL SHEAR SON, late registrar of births and deaths for that district. On the 17th instant' in his 95th year, Mr. GEORGE PUGH, of Mollington. Deceased was a member of the Wesleyan Me thodist Society apwards of seventy years. Same day, at the house of her son, Castle Inn, Stafford, aged 72, MARY ANN, the beloved wife o f Mr. CHAS. BURGESS, formerly of this town. Same day, aged 62, Mr. J. SWARBRICK, bookseller, Bridge street-row, Chester. Same day, at Sheffield, aged 55, Mr. JAMES L. LEEK, for many years partner in the firm of Whittaker and Co., proprie tors of the Sheffield Iris. Smile day, suddenly, JOHN, son of Mr. EDWD. WILLIAMS, of Cheater, and late butler to IL W. Wynn, Esq., of Garthewin. Same day, in Northumberland-street, JANE, wife of Mr. J. GELLING, smith, formerly of the Strang, Braddan, Isle of Man. On the 18th instant, in Town-row, West Derby, aged 59, Mr. JOHN JOHNSON. On the 19th instant, aged 1 year and 10 months, ANN ELI ZABETH, fourth daughter of Mr. MICHAEL BOYLAN, of Russell-street. Same day, in Prospect-vale, Fairfield, after a short but severe illness, aged 64, NICHOLAS RING, Esq., sugar-refiner. Same day, aged 7 months and 16 days, JOHN, son of the Rev. C. HIBBERT, minister of the Methodist New Connexion. Same day, in his 77th year, Mr. THOMAS STOCKDALE, late soap manufacturer. Sane day, at Llanover, suddenly, in her 79th year, Mrs. WADDINGTON, widow of the late B. Waddington ' ' Esq. and mother of her Excellency Madame Bunsen and of Lady Hall. Same day, at his brother-in-law's, Mr. W. S. Jones, of typhus fever, aged 26, Mr. JOHN WILLIAMS, late of Llanfair, th instant, in Spam ATLER. formerly of St. Neota, Hants ;, Evert( :ed 67, Mr. ?TON, el t, aged 69 years, ship builders, of Talhiiarn On the`. JOHN F( lat this town Same day, at Lancaster, WILLIAM, the oldest surviving son of Mr. WM. BAGOT, of the Lancaster Arms, Lime-street. Same day, at Douglas, aged 28, Mr. JAMES FARGHER, seaman on board the steamer King Orr Deceased, when in the act of walking across the floor, suddenly dropped down and exclaimed, " I'm done I" when he instantly expired. Same day, at Sheffield, aged 54, Mr. JOHN BRIDGFORD, printer, formerly proprietor of the Sheffield Iris. Same day, in London, Mr. 0. RICH, well kn own in the bibliographical world for his collection of rare books relating to the histories of Spain and America, and for his Bibliotheca Americana. Mr. Rich was born in Boston , U .S., in )7.-3r +rent to Spain when young, resided there many years. and tilled, for some time at Valencia the situation of consul troll the United States. He formed while in Spain a rich collection of rare and important works relating to ipanish America,. and was the means of sending tp th is c ountry the valuable library of Don J. A. Conde. DCil RAILWAYS Aberdeen AMiens and Boulogne Belfast and Ballymena Birkenhead, Lan. and Cheshir Bolton, Blackburn, C. and W. 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