The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-22 00:00:00

50,1:1_ Queen held a Court and Privy Council, at one on Thursday, at Buckingham Palace. At the ,? 1 , 14 , th e E arl of Derby had a n au di ence o f the Q u een, 4? delivered to her Majesty the ensigns of the most noble 1): 1 Z of the garter, worn be his father the late Earl of Plit 1.-41 r. Sheriff Robert, Walter Carden and Mr. She -oeeu by george Edmund Hodgkinson were present?d to the Viscount Palmerston (officiating for Sir George tio I, th e H ome Secretary,) when her Majesty was gra y Pleas e d to confer the honour of knighthood upon the sheriffs. —Her Majesty having been pleased to 1 00 ,zat the Right Hon. Charles Earl of Sefton to be Lord trenant of the County of Lancaster, his lordship took ileilstomary oaths. the ' 0 Queen and Royal Highness Prince Albert honoured tyeA'erformances at 'her Majesty's Theatre on Thursday i i :, ll lt with their presence. ka`t.MAJESTY'S TOUR TO SCOTLAND.—The Court i k luelled on Friday to Osborne-house, where the Queen s „.113,l family will enjoy their usual annual excursi o o n n do -11 „ ',n the royal yacht. They will not return to . L ?litfir l esa. Perhaps for t a short time at the prorogation of Of anent ' The royal party, however, will not proceed Of riLiand until after the 26th of August, the birthday at & k n ee Albert, which her Majesty has always celebrated her —°l 'ne, in the midst of the servants and labourers of i,est a tes in th e i s l and. — O b server. Itity tt 7 ts 'NT PROM HER MAJESTY TO TAE ROYAL SCR - S ii,.LOGICAL GARDENS . — The King of Geeboon, on oete, - ;'," coast of Africa, has sent to her Majesty a very kki-.lulleopard, and he r Majesty has in the most gracious ezeler Presented the animal to the Surrey Zoological I dif e n d s : lie is a very fine specimen, and is greatly be R ight Hon. Baronet the Secretary for the Home t p d a i en , e ra, who has been c onvalesc e fro indisposition, is aFhiyhi;',l Progressing towardsce. On Tlmrs b“?°k a carriage airing, and there every pro sp ect \P e Bing able to resume his official duties very shortly. 1 410 -,.. 1 ;_e grit to announce the death of the Earl of Cha . i e- Z 0 411;"jeli took place suddenly on Monday, in the neigh the of London. By his decease a vacancy occurs representative peerage of Ireland. His lordship is totc t 7,,ed to his title Lad estates by his eldest son, VI - ,I,l,4lllanaore, now Earl of Charleville. I'veth,-1,-tiougliarn and suite arrived at Brougham Hall on "Ilti t "raY last. His lordship looks somewhat unwell, 4i t ° bc hoped that the breezes of the north will S4,turate his frame —Carlisle Patriot. atatdOACIIING MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.—We . un c 't‘ a matrimonial alliance is on the taps between ~,fl'erin and the Hon. Miss Lister, daughter-in-law , 1 14, -4 „Juhn Russell. Z il dehT IA GE Or MISS TALBOT.—It is now, we believe, '„,et o f •,_°od that this young lady will be united to the ob .`s4pel uer choice on Tuesday forenoon . , (this day,) at the til4of t he Bavar ian Embassy, Warwick-street, Regent ;(l r s i n isa Talb ot . is now in her 21st year, and Lord his 33 d. He is the heir to the Glossop th:cwoul a n county of Drby, about £27,000 per annum. , 43 fr,-'4'ewhat remarkable that the property in question 14 at the possession of the Talbot family, and into the Howard . family by intermarriage.. e "lap l e roPert is in circulation that Earl Aberdeen is to p r ' e , d , to DOT'wager Lady Peel. t f ' e f —r t of en has just received a large accession by t he demise of his uncle, the Hon. K. 4 - " , who died at Naples a few days since. "t 14., eVc ) ;_ LL — Her majesty gave a State Ball on Mon fort of of ,mg .week at Buckingham Palace, . which was the Vtl i , il 7 series of state receptions . this season . ___ . unparalleled 11 1 • ° umber and extent since her Majesty's reign. forksq N b e c ations exceeded 1700 in number, and the whole th e atiful suite of state apartments was thro wn open Ol tecention of the guests, and ill umina t e d in a most ly a eed atit ant effective manner. Chairs of state were N l tek i , a haut pas in the ball-room for were jety.d oe Pert. The canopy and drapery of amner ;tied,serthsaro?, with gold lace and bullion fringe, and tOles a ";olute, ornamented with silver.. The choicest titeebairtio mostbeautiful flowers were The and around k e l% of s .Of the Queen and Prince . The , Que . en wor e . a co ed witiPlak glace'', covered with pink crepe line, trim- CNN 1 : 14 11( roses and wreaths of silver leaves, orna t°!aied rah diamonds. Her Majesty's head dres s . was P il ed °` a wreath of pink roses and silver leaves in.ter :,B3 'csith diamonds to correspond. Her y Hi g t ":„ite sa,ullehess of Kent wore . a dress of point lace ov . er w'„ritl F the stomacher being ornamented with dia. th'ti fi -n g alnethv tq The head dress was of point lace gt s side and feathers and diamonds on itro•Lti er. on one IN the i i , I mmediately after the entrance of the Queen t o . mstrious party into t oper ball-room a quadrille 't/ied a en es nd her Majesty . ed the ball at Viee Gust re ten o'clock with his Royal . High . nels the . k i thae ' es tavus of Alsa, the vis a- vis being his Royal ifii,, 4 5. 88 1 1. 11 e Prince Albert and the Marchioness .d of t ► "V i a Ro al Hig hness the Duke of Cambri in 4-98111e,:susiisoltiluYadrilleg, and other dances followed in 1, a 271 -E GREAT EXHIBITION.. 9 1.0 N.< ity 4nsi 4 7 8 .-- Totalnumberof ÷ visitors,62,694 : cash taken, co le °° 4 tl l ' e The boys of thr . 3 . Duke of York's school were re4))atiied7crhest visitors mog. They tot e d th e 4'l' their juvenile tnis band, rnin which stationed were itself itr e ,.%tsl e Ystal fountain, and played several airs !n first -131 "8' a ttt . iooother feature in the day which excited b il e ol e qs n t t aj t 4 was a beautiful addition to the attraction b asin' l 7.ec," °‘ktitain, consisting of the mott "God bless ga Ch CIL t hef t Ilee S o - 1 ," (1 '. Of ~,A3,l , ) a rita i n in a bed of moss. Mr. avi.d.Far well in g t... esh u y rtist. Among the . visitors, des lt tkle ", tlic Iltily wa N s e t zt h • e s a one lady rejoiced in s . uch . a ; to be obliged to retire . in Ipiair, ,YE development lea" eri e Tice of the . ma y entrances in the transept being a:,,,ii N , :!ala to admit he n r At last one of the attendants piativ el i'l? to the west end of the building, where she ace a PI squeeze herself through the door allotted to I d l i v it 114 other heavy goods. kNil,el/„A"t•--The unprecedentedly large number of kt,' l o9 s,etsous visited the Crystal Palace to-lll)Y;_atr_ld. th. ti tli4i:,. Was taken in shillings at the doors. lt i h Ili`'otrea's immense influx, consequent . probablyupon Ilii l i ' l at ia,le.d attractions of the Exhibition and the cattle_e -416 it 4!"oldsor, which have brought swarms . of people Gli.ltre:::c country to " kill two birds with one sto . n ," bt -t °, o,;;.'' good humour prevailed, and less inconvenience th ialltr•et°wding was experienced than might have toye,,lliidielpated. The Queen and Prince Albert visited . tiii" b aad ; I the morning. They examined the Austrian Ihtle'Hriq' lassl the Lyons silks and Mulhauseu prin and 'he e' f a t Oa r ing his stay took especial notice of anew . , It hi b h ie „„" opening ceremony of Mr. Nash, forming " e - 'e ''' o3 f ketches of that remarkable event eket. i s lir e 9 8 id t ilt 10 tli n Danng under the Royal patro ge. The kea s,( l clew gaestion is even more successful . na than his i t he chi e ts the spectacle which the interior presented 4t l 4,in k , ..cee n „.. h, k ei .- , wa s re i after visiting the foreign division of the itthe 2ae o ed _ r orrung past the Amazon group towards ' ll . l - 4. athf,,,! the tyansept. In point of colouring, and ' '' tt eli ;"' e sc with which the scene is reproduced, cniellNl,sb a very happy effort of the artist. I ;2.a'' of "".---The receipts were £2,9 . 10 . 45., the 't t 'l. o. Person visited the building being t i p ti ,h e , s who . . 4 t 4 % to I.l:l'3Yal party this morning devoted particular 6 ° , 1 4 , a t th., .4et. W. Rodgers' anchor,.which is exhi b!l4Lttactedwest end of the building outside, and aa wh e i r c i h . 'lit l ° ! th e kgveat notice among sai . lors from the t liiN ‘ a: ,ll 'bies" 9ld Which its wedge-like form . of arm t P a_ m nd . ~‘ ' - " elit °h i , to take of the ground. It is a vas i 1 .t T 0 ' l l -'. t he style of anchor at Present used in the e 6 54 It ski rte sod I'.---Th 41 l'e t t a ce ~ e sum of £3,023 ss. was taken at the 'l 1 4' ti le k tu tog to the police returns 63,746 persons 6,4 „%rict'llilding. Her Majesty and the Prince visited l Itlttjt:tcatt,in:t their usual early hour, and during e a i t I k k .ii , i t ile p (1 a French tile-rnaking machine of gre d t b lli ti ^ tet e treoch collection of arms, which is pxcee - iStl li P t i s a l v i lg,. 1 ! n d beautiful, the Portuguese silks and tilisteri'.,,,,ltal other objects. lf,:,Del•PaVAue half-crown receipts at the doors of the „ 'et 1 , r -- C„ 'o se to £3,762 7s. 6d., and according to ,Nil e- '° l *. e Ns there were 35,338 persons who visited N at ia ll i tkv n % , 1 of 1 1;,, Tine to de inclemency of the weather, ,t'll6, the 1 7 : 1 1 411 sum of £1,360 155., was taken at being 4 , a s i4,, ards 4d ing, the whole number of visitors 044. 4ut the diffe r ent juries, with one exception, le o l i i N4'nk hAth 4 • -,, 1 3 ' . alade or published' till the close . of the ili b ,"ttl it,"shliist exception applies to the special caee of 4i (4 )a," ° ‘ l l 4:Talents the exhibitors in which expressed i i,a Nell% - sire to know their respective fates at once. N t :l' - tai g ir l feeling that the practice of the Royal I; s P4 4,()jetY toto a manner bound them in tis 83 4 gav: -e ln e ' no practhitical objection or difficulty h !n awarded, q ave beace:ds reuest, and the medals in a ed 4 0 , ---"•2"....-- it t 1 , 41.— 71-NG INTELLIGENCE. ‘tifhttill.tjtalttl., ....--------....________ 11 1 4 Lil:ll,6l.B.wift, . I VAL OF HOLYWELI. HUNT RACES, SA l lf f t 4. t ge R ‘ ut gratified to hear that these ancient N` Olt, 4tc o e- ttre about again to be established, and ' 9 . 0 ,,,0 b ,. r 1t,,,58 f ormerly, in the month of alober. fi k •A A .4e 4: lB M . -4 11i s °8t Y 0 , AT.P., has already come forward, 44 ktt li tli g valuable assistance.—North Wales '41) 1 2; 4 h ( 4 ) ,'llik - 8 li ti i t tlat ~.i'ott i„ '..r TIN G ON FRIDAY.— Chesterfield 'i lk , to l'Ato d b ,ani) : 10 to 6 ac , st Remunerator (0, rote:o to 4 fst r if.: ) ;Te (t), 3 to 1 agst Montague (t, aft kketfiti)(t, aft ) ..4uolMashain (6 to l 10 to 1 agst 8 ^ l ; 2 'l agst Harp to 1 2 t P fl') ' I°o w to °° l l Sie t ke lfc I Ra o ynt.r•s Presto 4 1 ) ) ,to 1 agst Mr. Ilure 'r s s s''s i Na . rci,,us (100 to 7 k, t sl 4 ' il i'' to 1 aßst Lord Glasgow's Miss Whip colt ‘ l tAlletet lt kratst Lord Clifden's Borneo (t, aft off), lQAttitiliq ciltteto.o'll,„lt. Clark's Clarissa (take 2 t O o to on y y , ttilt.l lzbaltt)Eit,d.,.,..uToeod3tv. flar c !?sich . ori to was b i t 1 agst Mr. 5it5q.,.813000 (Offer 9 to 2 taken ) 6 ul t ). 1 agst Mr. Gre kik,t4Stilleaßstpeli)4_7 to le .a n gs't Mr. Pedley's Cossack kl liN ti 4 (ti l l, 4 'l, z_c er e ti . alitzhan sYo Altisidora ‘,'lr ( 0 ,14 k: st o 1 7 , 9 9 _ to 2 al,st Yonne Enfield's q), &,t, tph 120, to '7° agat agstm Ar 1 , Mr• t? d John Scott's C4 ) 1 4 4 411 , li lt kii it ts' t itits. ,, t Mr. 1-11 , 11 fo r. rd's . Pr . ime Minister s Nicol's New ki74 It lhi 'ei l 41te8orar,;rF9wneY s.Lamartine (offered), ()11 % * t 4 trib e live s c ,_ , irst Fruits (offered), 25 to 1 kt ) . t tety ;:a h kv i tuner (taken). A large. number 111 14etto t 'lttl e • don to the Nottingham meeting, - for ~ bettin C ho ng ogress upon future events leapt Nottingham, for which "In favour throughout. - A silver mine has just been discovered in the arrondisse ment of Corte, Corsica, near Radina. From the speci mens which have been examined the mineral appears to be of a very rich quality, and is of easy extraction. The Carlisle Journal relates that a ewe, belonging to a farmer named Harper, living near Threlkeld, lately pre sented her owner with a five-legged lamb, which is now living and likely to thrive. The annual returns of the municipal poor schools of Berlin show that last year about 23,000 poor children re ceived daily instruction at a total cost of £19,650 sterling, or about 17s. a head per annum, or 4d. per week. Power is given by Lord Campbell's new act to criminal courts to sentence persons convicted of aggravated assaults to three years' imprisonment (instead of two), with or without hard labour. The Constantinople correspondent of the Morning Herald says that a society, composed of 40 learned Turks, has been established for the purpose of encouraging literature and the fine arts. Mr. Cresswell, a large negro trader, who lately died at New Orleans, by will liberated his slaves, 91 in number. Unfortunately for the negroes, the will is said to be con tested. Few dentifrices are more efficacious, and none more agreeable than ripe strawberries. Rub the teeth and gums with them daily whilst they are in season, and you will thank us for the hint. The Right Hon. Edward Strutt was on Wednesday last elected member for the borough of Arundel, in the room of the Earl of Arundel, who resigned. There was • no opposition. Dr. Franklin of Manchester has been making experi ments on White's patent hydro-carbon gas, and the re sult is, that from cannel coal, an increase of at least 50 to 60 per cent. of gas is obtained of equal quality. A noted window smasher, named Harriet Marshall, was ordered by the magistrate at the Guildhall police-office, the other day, to find sureties or go to gaol. She replied, " Thank you my lord. I wish I was near your, I'd break your head." The Duke of Atholl asked permission last week of a Scotch proprietor, at Strathmore, to pass through his grounds when otter-hunting. The proprietor declared that he would grant no such permission to the man who bad prohibited the public from passing through Glen Tilt. The great chess match, which has excited so much in terest amongst chess-players, has terminated in favour of Anderson. His adversary, Mr. Staunton, the conqueror of St. Amant, out of five games played, gained but one, the other four being carried off by Mr Anderson. It is a noticeable fact that the majority on Friday week in favour of the ballot included both the Attorney and Solicitor Generals of her Majesty's Government. Sir J. Romilly, Master of the Rolls, paired off also in favour of the motion. The glove-makers of Derby have been reduced to such extreme distress, about five-sixths of them having been out of work for the last three months, that they have been compelled to make a public appeal for relief to their fellow -townsmen. It has just been discovered that the Chartist board of surveyors of highways, at Leeds, have been seeing the Great Exhibition at the expense of the township, —one lot under pretence of watching a general bill now before parliament when it was in the Commons ; and another now that it is in the Lords. Among the inducements for travelling which appear daily in the columns of the Times, is an announcement by the proprietors of the Hull and Gottenburgh steamer, Courier, that the solar eclipse on the 28th instant will be wholly visible at Gottenburgh, an event which will not occur in England till February 3, 1916. At Newark, Isaac Slater, a youth aged seventeen, apprentice to a druggist, poisoned himself by taking a drachm of corrosive sublimate, which he previously dis solved in some spirits of wine. The reason alleged for the suicide was the objection of the youth's father to his marrying his master's servant. One of the persons who bore Sir Ralph Abercromby from the field when he fell, in the moment of victory, at the celebrated battle of Alexandria, 1801, appeared at the Court-house, Leeds, a few days ago, charged with having attempted to hang himself on account of want. He gave the name of Steele. An African bee-eater, a bird of which only three spe cimens are known to have been killed in Great Britain, was shot on Tuesday week, at Newmanswalls, near Mon trose, by a sportsman whose attention was drawn to the bee-eater by the circumstance that a number of linnets, sparrows, and other birds, were hovering around the stranger. The first prize in the very interesting chess tourna ment that has been going on for some time between the champions of all nations has been decided against Eng land, Herr Anderssen having succeeded in defeating his fourth antagonist, Mr. Wyvill. These gentlemen played seven games, of which Herr Anderssen won four, Mr. Wyvill two, and one was drawn. it is confidently calculated that Parliament will be pro rogued about the 12th or 14th of August. Some people, judging from the lassitude exhibited by the members and the state of public business, would be disposed to fix on an earlier day ; but those who are better informed do not anticipate a speedier release from the business of the ses sion than we have here indicated.—Observer. A sad accident occurred last week at Glamorgan. A. procession had been formed in honour of Richard Fother- Esq., principal proprietor of the Aberdare Ironworks, n a wagon, laden with iron, was precipitated down a livity into jhe centre of the proCessidn, killing, it is understood, four persons, and 'injuring a' considerable number of oihers The Newcastle Intelligences says that the principle of ballastirg vessels with water instead of by the ordinary means has been successfully carried out at that place. The water, which is admitted through an aperture in the bottom of the vessel, is encased in bags, and is discharged through the same aperture by means of an improved patent pump, which, in the experiment made, worked ad mirably. _ _ A pOwerful burglar, named George Fisher, having been apprehended at Holyhead, was being conveyed to Cardiff per rail. Near Bristol he persuaded the policeman to loosen one of the handcuffs which he said was cutting him, and whilst the train was in motion pushed open the door and jumped out. The policeman followed, but fell on the line and bruised his shoulder, affording the burglar full time to complete his escape. Mr. John Cookson, of Wharles, near Kirkham, is in possession of a hen of the chittyprat breed, which was set twice last year; on the first occasion she brought out and reared twenty chickens, and the second time fifteen. During the spring of the present year, she was again set, and reared fifteen, and has since then produced seventeen more, which may be seen at the present time in good health. Amongst the many extraordinary advertisements which grace the columns of the Times, we do not recollect see ing one equal to the following, which appeared in that journal on Wednesday last :—" William, thou wilt go to sea—thou shalt go ; but 0 return, and first receive the blessings of a heart-broken father, of a heart-broken mother ! omy son William, my son, my son William ! Would God I had died for thee, 0 William, my son, my son ! " Mr. T. S. Bell, late a student in the Government School of Design, who, on the recommendation of Sir Richard Westmacott, R.A., was sent out in November last, by the trustees of the British Museum, to act as a draughtsman under the direction of Mr. A. H. Layard, in carrying on his excavations amongst the ruins of Nineveh, was unfortunately drowned on the 13th of May last, near Bavian, whilst bathing in the River Gomel about 42 miles from Mossul. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 15 In addition to the small arrivals up to Friday, we•have but a limited increase of British and Irish produce; from various ports abroad, however, the imports comprise a fair supply of Wheat, a liberal accession of Indian Corn, with 5,812 qrs. of Beans, chiefly from Egypt, and of States and Canadian Flour 9,610 brls., with 2,644 sks. from France. At our market to-day we had a moderate demand for Wheat of good descriptions, at, the prices of this day week, and Flour supported the rates then stated, with a fair enquiry. Barley. Beans, and Peas, upon a limited demand, were rather lower in value. Oats and Oatmeal in slow request; the former without any change in prices, and the latter at a decline of 6d. per load. Indian Corn in limited request, at a decline of 6d. per qr. BRITISH. Wheat, v. 701 b. s. d. s. d. 1 s. d. s. cL English, red 510 Q 6 1 Extra 6 0(4 6 3 Ditto, white 63 6 5 'do. . 65 6 8 Irish, red .. 5 4 5 7 do. 5 4 5 8 Ditto, white ... - do. 5 6 6 9 Rye, English, 'v. qr .... -t) -- --- Barley, English, 19. qr.. Air. —— Scotch & Irisl, la 60115 3 4 3 8 — Malt, English pale, v , qr. 52 0 —56 0 — Irish do. do. 42 0 —4B 0 - Oats, per 451 b. , English & Scotch.... 3 0— 3 3 '.... Welsh Irish, fine sorts 3 1 3 2 General do. Black 2 10 2 11 Beans, English, 1 qr... 34 0 —36 0 small .. Scotch &1ri51i,1 4 4801b132 0 —34 0 Pease, Eng. white, Rmr.l32 0 —34 0 blue — Do. & Irish maple grey — Flour,per 2801 b. I English & Irisli,2nds fine — bitto. superfine 32 0 —33 6 extra Oatmeal, :p• Id. of 2401 b. 1 Irish, 1850 Canadian ... Bran.w24lb. Irsll6olb Chevalr. 25 0 —26 0 'old 24 6 —25 0 —1 do 24 6 —25 0 —— 1 1 0— 1 3 Wheat, l e a. 7011). s. d. s. a. e. d. a. d. Canadian,mixed &red 5 9 6 0 white.. 6 0— 6 3 U. States, do. do. 6 0— 6 3 d 0..... 6 3 6 6 Danzig, do. do. 60— 6 6 highmix 69 7 2 Pomeranean, &c. do 6 0— 6 3 Hambrg 5 9 6 0 Stettin & Silesian, do. 5 11 6 I white .. 6 1 6 4 Danish, &c., do. 5 7 5 9 white .. 5 10 6 2 Riga & Petersb,,..• do. 5 0— 5 4 Archngl 4 9 5 0 French,Rhnish,&c.do. 5 9 6 0 white .. 6 0— 6 3 Spanish & Italian, do. 5 6 5 9 white .. 5 10 6 2 Odessa, Polish, do. 5 4 5 7 common 5 3 5 4 Ma rianopoli Russian, &c. hard 4 10 5 1 Egypt'n 3 10 4 2 Rye, v. 6016, Baltic, &C. 3 6 3 9 Barley, v 601b,Grinding 3 5 3 8 Malting 0 0— 0 0 Oats, 1,9 , 451 b. deans;pqr. European 3O 0 —35 0 480Ib. Egyptian 25 0 —25 6 Pease, v qr., Baltic, &c., white 3O 0 —32 0 Canada.3o 0 —3l 0 Indian Corn, v 4801 b. American yellow French, &c. do 27 6 —2B 0 d 0..... 29 6 —3O 6 Ibrail and Galatz I. Corn Meal, 49' 1961 b l4 6 —l5 0 Flour, 90 , brl. 196/6, Canadian sweet 21 0 —2l 6 Ohio ..21 0 —2l 6 U.S. West. Canal .. do 20 0 —2l 3 N.Orlns2o 6 —2l Philad. & Bltimore.do 21 0 —2l 6 Do. &Canadian.. sour 18 6 —l9 0 French, fine & .super fine. ... sack 280/6 30 0 —33 0 jExtra .. 35 0 —36 0 THE COURT, AND FASHION. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, JULY 22, 185 r. MISCELLANEOUS. Jt is stated that the larges t sum of money ever given for a diamond was £150,000. It is said that the reigning Duke of Brunswick is to marry a Bavarian Princess, sister to Prince Adalbert. Mr. Rogers of Barnsley, has some ivy growing over his summer house, one of the leaves of which measures 24} inches in circumference. In the case of the Widow Butler v. Cardinal Wiseman, tried at the Cour Royale de Jersey, the judge has decided in favour of the widow. An original play, in the handwriting of Anthony Mun day, a contemporary of Shakspeare, has been found among the papers of the Mostyn family. Sir James Graham has refused the application of his tenants for a reduction of their rents, offering to liberate from his engagements any person who desires it. John Gott. Esq., of Leeds, is named as the Conservative candidate for the West Riding at the next election, on the retirement of Mr. Denison. The nephew of an Irish earl was one of the unsuccessful candidates for the situation of master of the Cashel work house ! Among the other curious changes which the late census returns exhibit is a falling off of about a third in the number of working-tailors. Mr. James Anderson, late manager of Drury-____ Theatre, and who is at present in the Queen's Prison, has applied to be discharged under the insolvent act. Mr. William Radley, jun., of Goole, for a wager of £5O, wheeled a wheel-barrow from Goole to London. in five days twelve hours; twelve hours under the stipulated time. At Aberdaron, one day last week, a store pig, which had been bitten by a mad dog about three weeks ago, went raving mad, and the owners were obliged to destroy it A federal constitution has been agreed upon between Nicaragua, San Salvador, and Honduras ; and they are seeking to establish relations with the United states. By the Registrar General's last return we are sorry to perceive that deaths from sheer want continue to increase and swell the lists of mortality in the metropolis. The Shrewsbury and Hereford Railway Rill, it is said, be finished between Ludlow and Shrewsbury by Christ- mas next. Two thousand persons are reported to have died from cholera, at the Grand Canary Island, out of the popula tion of eight thousand. Benjamin Hill. who was trampled on by the crowd on her Majesty's recent visit to the City, has died from injuries he then received. A pair of redbreasts have built their nest in a skull, which forms part of a great pile of human bones and skulls that is preserved in a vault in the church at Hythe, Kent. Mr. Thomas Collins, jun., the Conservative candidate for the borough of Knaresborough, has been returned by a majority of 28. The Worcester Journal states that Mr. Rufford is still M.P. for that city, and if circumstances require it may continue so for some time to come. Some workmen in the Wear Pottery, Sunderland, in order to punish a man who was in the habit of drinking their beer, put some niteic aaid, by way of a lark, into a glass of ale, and gave it to him : he drank it, and died. Professor Park, of Montreal, recently stated in the course of a sermon, that all the sermons delivered in the land in the course of a year would make 120,000,000 large octavo pages. _ _ Otartlets. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, JULY 18. There has been more inquiry for Sugar, chiefly from the re finers, but it has been freely met by holders, and rather lower prices have been accepted; the sales consist of 650 hhds. 8.P., 4COO bags of Bengal, and 500 mats of Mauritius. The transac tions in Foreign have been very large, both to refiners and exporters; they consist of 2700 boxes yellow Havannah at 375. to 385., 35 bhds. and 100 barrels Porto Rico from 365. 6d. to 395., duty paid, 6800 mats clayed Manilla at 18s. 6d., and 3200 bags ordinary to good brown Pernambuco at from 16s. 9d. to 18s. per cwt. in band, the latter from the quay.-The only sale reported in Molasses consists of 70 puns. new Demerara at 13s. per cwt. from the warehouse.---There is no improvement in the demand for Jamaica Coffee, the sales being under 20 casks ; 2400 bags and barrels Laguayra have been taken (chiefly by the trade) at 50s. to 5Gs., 70 bags Native Ceylon at 385., and 140 bags St. Domingo at 335. to 355. 6d. per cwt.-A small lot of Trinidad Cocoa is reported at 405., 800 pockets Bengal Ginger at 19s. per cwt., and 200 bags black Pepper at 3d. per lb.-3000 bags Bengal Rice have been sold from 88. 3d. to les. 3d., and 50 tierces fine Carolina at 18s. 6d. per cwt. from the quay.-The business in Rum is limited to 70 puns. Demerara, without change in price. -The Tea market is firm, but not much doing; a few parcels of common and Hohow Congous have been taken at previous rates; in other sorts no new feature to notice.- The sales in East India Drysaltery articles consist of 7 chests of Bengal Indigo at 2s. Bd. to 2s. 10d., being about previous prices, 5 chests Luc Dye at 9id. to is. 4d. per lb., ihs chests Shell Lac at 40s. to 415., 500 bags Cutch at 21s. 6d. to 225., 250 boxes Pearl Sago at 18s. to 195., and 200 bags Sago Flour at 15s. to 15s. 6d. per cwt.-The only sale reported of Linseed is a mixed parcel of 350 bags Bombay at 48s. 6d. per quarter.- About 6 tons of Bees' Wax are reported as sold at prices rang ing from R 6 10s. to .R 7 10s. per cwt.-In Saltpetre 800 bags have been sold, at 235. 60. to 265. 6d. for unretracted to S per cent. refraction, and about 100 tons Nitrate of Soda at 13s. 6d. per cwt. Oariters LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, YESTERDAY There was a fair supply of Beasts and Sheep at this day's market. Beef fully realised last week's prices, as also did prime Sheep. Lambs were rather lower. SINKING THE OFFAL. Prime first-class Heifers 5 d. to 54d. per lb. Second-class Heifers 4d. „ 42d. , First-class Oxen „ Old Cows and half-fed Oxen Prime Wether Sheep sd. „ sd. „ Second quality Ditto 5 d. „ „ Old Ewes Lambs SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, JULY 16. The supply of Beasts at to-day's market was very limited ; but that of Sheep was a full average. From the Liverpool mar ket there were 850 Beasts, 90 direct from Ireland, and 20 from the north. The quality of the stock was seasonably good. There was a very good- attendance of buyers, which, coupled with the small show, induced holders of Beasts to ask an ad vance upon last week's rates, which was acceded to ; and at the close of the day a good clearance was effected. There was again a brisk inquiry for Sheep and Lambs, and an advance of nearly 4d. per lb. was realised for the former, at which nearly all were sold. There was a considerable increase of Calves, for which last week's rates were obtained. klitpping TUESDAY, JtJLY Is.—Wind N.W., moderate, ARRIVED.—Zante Packet, Hughes, from Barbadoes—lo, Cooper, Porto Rico—Olympus. Wilson ;- Ocean Queen, Thorp; Antarctic, Ricker; Columbia, Hildreth ; Windsor Castle, Sampson; and St. George, Hutchinson, New Orleans—Green wicli, King, Apalachicola—Rhine, Harward, Savannah—Scotia, Miskelly, Baltimore—Great Western,.Slierman, New York— Canada; Anne, M•Garry; and St: Andrew, Arthur, Montreal —Escape, Gray, Alexandria—Trinity Yacht, Hounsell, Zante— San Francisco, Gallipoli—Porriatouski, Pineau, Nantes—Lac tura, Jarvis, I)inan—Freya, Hansen, Konigsberg—Constante, Mortola, Taganrog—Robert Parker, Savannah. Arctic (s.), Luce, from New York, at this port, at 10 20 p.m. ; sailed sth instant, at 12, noon. Has 986,605 dollars in specie on freight, and 123 passengers. Hannah, Moodie, Hence at Launceston. Genova (s.s.), hence at Genoa. Milton, nibbles, hence at Bordeaux. Honfleurais, Leharenger, hence at Rouen. Commodore (s.). Little, hence at Havre. Confidence, Richards, hence at Danzic. Marie, Svaner, hence at Udbyhor. Bernard, Johnson, hence at the Texel. Johanna Lodewyks. hence at Harlingen. Leveret, Johnson, hence at Helvoet. Eclipse, Gill, and Catherinq, Thomas, hence at Pillau. Harry Lorrequer, from Plymouth at Port Philip. Sodenberg, from Ibraila, at Kingstown. R. Stewart, Mauries, sailed from-Matanzas for this port 15th June. Tamar, Stayner, from Sydney, N.S.W. ofr Falmouth. Favourite, from Barbadoes, at Kingstown. Polka, Beard. from Galatz, and Lucinda, Potlick, from Me mel, at Waterford. Thetis, Patten, from Glasgow, for Bristol, at this port, with loss of sails, cargo shifted; ancl•lealty. Rienera Arci dues de Austria, from Ibraila ; Sarah, Cafiero, from Naples; and Exmouth, Pencome, from Ancona, at Fal mouth. Sie Fratelli, from Buenos Ayres; Albert, Staumes, from Bar badoes ; Priscilla, Purdy, from , Havana; Royal Rose, Archer, from Cuba ; Marinion, Brandt, from Ibraila ; Hannah. Jones. apfes ; and 'Ceylon, Jones, from Gibralt Queenstown. The Robert Parker, Weeks, from Savannah, at this port y terday, with loss of maintousail. Sze._ havin!r tippri in ennt with the Leviathan, boundto New York. the latter was A da- maged about the bead, and lost anchors and cable. WEDNESDAY, JULY 16 ARRIVED.—John Garrow, Hamilton Lapland. Simpson : Berlin. Smith • —Wind N.W., fresh Anna Tift , Ross • , 1 -New orteans—at enanion, Hondlet, Mobile—Aberdeen, Isbis ter, Charleston—Crescent City, —, St. John, N.B.—Arabella Tarbet, Newfoundland—Guerecaiz. Olana, Bilboa—Archibald, St. Stephen's, N.B.—New World, Knight, and Roscius, Eld ridge, New York—Glorioso, Girgenti—Fox, Norman, Vivier. SAILED. —EIIen, Phillips, and Jessie, Colman, for Quebec— Matilda, Hicks, and Agnes, Fox, Demerara—Arno, (a s,) Haram, Genoa—Waterwich, Johnson, St. Michael's—Burpells, Clare, Alexandria—Vesta, i oung, Santa Martha—Cynosure, Yabsley, Leghorn—Greyhound, Tucker, Newfoundland and Brazils— Campbell, Dixon, St. Thomas—Hannah Booth, Best, Naples— Arabian (s s,) Walker, Constantinople. Baltic, (s,) hence off New York, sth instant, at 2 p.m. Princeton, Russell, hence at New York. Success, hence at Shanghai. Ann Jane, Fawcett, sailed from Shanghai for this port 24th April. Harbinger, Candlish, hence at Colombo. Anglesea, Burrows, sailed from Colombo for Mauritius 22d Stornoway, Robertson, from Bombay at Hong Kong. Crislino, Spence. from Sydney, N.S.W. at Batavia. Calder, from Sydney, and Bangalore, from Clyde, at Soura bays. Jessie, Webster, from Aux Cayes at Falmouth Parker, Risien. ami Victoria, from Cub; lona, Jump, hence at Demerara poured aunpodnotlelestbiluirnsminogumidaersisn;gthceottboanle twhraoswtnheonvetrobrnoartao through the cabin windows. All traces of fire being removed and a strict watch kept on the hold in case of any reappearance of it, the ship proceeded on her voyage, and arrived here on Wednesday. No conjecture as to the cause of the fire can be formed, the scuttle not having been open for three days previ ous to the occurrence. It is fortunate that it was discovered so early, as a few hours longer would have enabled the fire to obtain such a head as would have rendered the loss of the ship inevitable. The greatest praise is due to Captain Simpson, his officers, and crew, for their prompt and successful exertions in this case, for had they, instead of acting as they did, attempted to smother the fire, the ship and cargo would have in all pro bability been sacrificed, and, instead of the damage being covered by a few pounds, the loss would have amounted to many thousands. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JULY 18, The sales exhibit a pretty fair amount of business, but the import has also been heavy, and the anxiety to supply the de mand has been so general and so urgent, tnat all qualities of American are rather lower, and those below middling have ex perienced a marked decline of id. per lb., though it may be observed that there has been much irregularity in the market throughout the week. Brazil and Egyptian continue extremely dull, and the pressure to sell the latter has been asgreat as ever, the prices of both descriptions being *d. to id. per lb. lower. Of the 4000 bales of Surat offered yesterday by auction, only about 700 bales found purchasers, at a reduction of id. per lb., at which it would have been impossible to proceed with the ordinary and seedy qualities, had the sellers persevered. The business on speculation consists of only 420 American, 20 Per nambuco, and 30 Surat, but there have been taken for export 6540 American, 200 Pernambuco, 30 Bahia, and 480 Surat. SALES. I IMPORTS. Week I Previ- I Week I This DESCRIPTION LEEDS FORTNIGHTLY CATTLE FAIR, JULY 16 We had a fair supply of Beasts at to-day's market, both as to number and quality. Buyers were numerous, and all changed hands at from 6s. 4d. to 6s. Bd., and a few prime ones realised 7s. per stone of 161bs. Sheep and Lambs all sold. Sheep, 4td. to sd. ; Lamb, 6d. per lb. Beasts, 530 ; Sheep and Lambs, 4000. MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, JULY 19. The business of the week has been limited to the supply of present wants at prices much the same as on last Saturday. At our market to day, wheat and flour are quiet at the rates of our last. Other articles barely support late quotations. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, JULY 18. Though the reported arrival of Grain is only moderate, we have a good show of samples. The demand for Wheat is merely retail and for immediate wants, and we note prices about Is'. per quarter lower than on this day week. In Oats, Shelling, or Beans not much passing, and if any change in value, buyers have the advantage. A - teady inquiry for Malt at full'prices NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET, JULY 19 The supply of Wheat this morning from the farmers was so small that it was easily disposed of, at prices a trifle dearer than on this day se'nnight, Coastwise, and from abroad, the arrivals this week are only to a moderate extent, still there was not much disposition on the part of millers to purchase beyond their immediate requirements : in the sales made, however, fully last week's rates were realized for all descriptions of quality, whilst Wheat in granary was not passed for sale. There ►s a good sale for grinding Barley, at full prices. Malt, of fine quality, in request. Pease and Beans meet a retail demand, without any alteration in value. English and Scotch Oats, being in small supply, are held for Is. per qr. more money. Foreign attract but little attention. Flour meets only a slow sale, although not lower. DUBLIN CORN EXCHANG There was but a small supply of Irish grain at market, and with a fair demand, every article realised our full quotations. In foreign Wheat and Oats there was a fair amount of business done at full prices. French Flour continues in good demand. Indian Corn, in consequence of the dull accounts from Liver pool, was 6d. to Is. lower, and dull of sale. Wheat 23s Od to 25s Od I Oatmeal 12s Od to 13s Od Red do 21s 6d to 24s Od { Rapeseed .... Os Od to Os Od Barley 14s Od to 16s Od Flour, second . 12s 6d to 14s Od Bere vs Od to Os Od Indian Corn, ap Oats lOs 6d to 13s 6d 4801bs 28s Od to 29s 6d BELFAST CORN MARKET, JULY 18 LONDON GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 15.—PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—E. P. Cookson and W. Reid, Liverpool, flour dealers—Critchley and Searle, Liverpool, vinegar makers—Newell, Burt, and Co., Liverpool, and Whitehead, Newall,and Co.. Zacatecas,Mexico. merchants; as far as regards C. and G. S. Whitehead. BANKRUPTS.—Isaac Wakefield, Liverpool, tea dealer, July 28, Aug.,lB, at It o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy : solicitors, Messrs. Evans and Son, Liverpool ; official assignee, Mr. Morgan, Liverpool—John Bibby, Llanr haiadr-yn-Mochnant, Denbighshire, draper, July 28, Aug. 18, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy: solicitors, Mr. Royle, Llanfyllin, and Messrs. Evans and Son, Liverpool; official assi g nee, Mr. Morgan, Liverpool—Hilton, Robert, and W. Kay, le}:wood, Lancashire, cotton spinners —Samuel and John Joule, Macclesfield and Rainow, Cheshire, riband manufacturers—Richard Willing, Ashburton, Devon shire, miller—Thomas Elson Williams, Exeter, wine merchant —Richard Budgen, Llanhilleth, Monmouthshire, ironfounder— Benjamin Baylis, Glocester, woolstapler—James Teece and Thomas Peate, Oswestry, drapers—Thomas Ward, Stoke Prior, Worcestershire, coal merchant—Robert David Mercer, Church passage, Spital-square, Bishopsgate-street Without, London, silk merchant—Henry George Harrison, Ring's-road, Hoxton Old Town, London, wheelwright—William Atley, Hanwell, Middlesex, market gardener. CERTIFicATE.—kug. 7, W. G. H. Taunton, Liverpool, civil engineer. . SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.—R. Hope, Glasgow, wine mer chant—Stewart and Sinclair, Glasgow, wrights—J. Alexander, Edinburgh, banker. FRIDAY, JULY IS.—PARTNE RSHIPS DISSOLVED.—W. Crook and Co., Liverpool, commission agents—L. Harrison and Forwood, Liverpool, shipping agents—S. Howes, jun., and Co., Palermo, and S. Howes and Co., Liverpool, commission merchants. BANKRUPTS.—John Welch. Nantwich, Cheshire, coach builder, July 28, Aug. 18, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool Dis trict Court of Bankruptcy: solicitor, Mr. Broughton, Nant wich; official assignee, Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool—Gunnis Lean Owens, Enniscorthy, Wexford, and Manchester, woollen dra per—William Henry Barrett, Glocester, miller—Herry Charles Frost, late of Russell-square, London, boardimr-housekeeper— Wm. Buchanan, Gerard-street, Soho, London, picture dealer— Wm. Brunskill, Paternoster-row, and York-place, Battersea, London, silk manufacturer—Robert Summers, Bath-street, City-road, London, pawnbroker—Richd. Matty, Paul's-wharf, Upper Thames-street, London, enamelled paper manufacturer — Randall Acres, jun., Bi aughing, Hertfordshire, innkeeper. DIVIDENDS. - Aug. 8, W. Corner, Liverpool, cotton broker— Aug. 8, T. Lowndes and R. Bateson. Liverpool, brokers—Aug. 8, E. W. Dickenson, Liverpool, merchant—Aug. 8, B. Thomas, Liverpool, merchant—Aug. 8, J. Suker, Birkenhead, carpet dealer—Aug. 8, W. Jones, Llanrust, Denbighshire, druggist. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.—M. Ross, Muirkirk, Ayrshire, brickmaker—W. S. Jack, Lanark, merchant—J. Jackson and Co., Glasgow, ship, agents. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. July. Hour. 22, Thomas Barnes Vaughan (audit) District Court, 11 22, Joseph Scott (proof atAd div.) . Ditto, 11 22, Thomas Baanes Vaughan (proof and d iv ) Ditto, 11 28, John Welch (Ist) Ditto, 11 28, John Bibby (Ist) Ditto, 11 28, Isaac Wakefield (Ist).. City of Glasgow, ;,) hence at the Delaware, 4th instant. Mary Holland, Trinick, from Valparaiso at San Francisco. William Wilberforce, Hester, hence at Newfoundland. William West, Dyer, and Norfolk Tar, Kew, hence at Oporto Anacreon, Fortune, sailed from Oporto for this port 6th inst Fanny, Davies, hence at Nantes. Atala, Granger, hence for Charente at Belle Isle. Hebe, Purkiss. hence at Zoltkamn_ Clemence, Banwens, and Union, Denduyts, hence at Cstend Renard, Johnson, hence at Zvvolle. Reindeer, Hunt, hence at Hong Kong 9th May. Oriental, from London at ditto, 11th May. Levantine, (s s,) Walker, hence at Gibraltar, and left 3d inst. N ,or .oples. British Queen, (s s,) Bell, Renee off Gibraltar, 3d instant, for Malta, &c. vuatizuvii. Lulu Alliance, Campbell, hence at Hong Kong. Ann, Stonehouse, from Saldanha Bay at Queenstown. Lovely Mary, Potter, from Newfoundland off Queenstmtn. Malvina, Bath; Jessie Byrne, Baker; Diadem, Henderson ; and Cassiterides, Lakey, hence at San Francisco. Mary Ray, Elwood, hence at Singapore. Trident, Lyall, and Athena, Bourne, hence and Batavia at Singapore. Swithamley, from Bombay at Singapore. W. H. Harbeck, Shinn, sailed from Hong Kong I9th April, and Bangalore, sth May, both for this port. Thomas Brockiph.nk_ Pnnannt..,. _ L - uasantry; Atte, Leighton; Isabella Harnett, Whelan ; William Carey, Emmett ; Rubin, Whelan ; and Fairfield, all hence at Calcutta. John Matthie, Groom, sailed from Calcutta, 18th May; Koh i-Noor, 19th; and Jane Pirrie, 29th, all for this port; and Heart of Oak, 20th May, for Loudon. Oliver Cromwell cleiied at S , n Francisco 16th May, and nolulu and Hong Kong. BATAVIA, MAY 16.—The Chebar, Grayson, from China for London, struck, Bth instant, on Brouwcrs Shoal, coast of Su. away foremast, slipped from five anchors, ana lost a good deal of r►gging. SAN FRANCISCO, MAY 31.—The British ship Tory got athwart hawse of the Jessie Byrne, from Liverpool, lying off Clarke's Point, on the 23d instant, and carried away bowsprit, running rigig:irig, ,Sc , - 1414 YORK, JULY s.—The Sally Fearn, Owen, from New Orleans for Liverpool, was struck by lightning and set on fire 27th June; she was fallen in with on the 28th, in lat. 37, long. 70, by the Frank Johnson, from Havana for St. Petersburg!), and the crew, with 125,000 dollars in specie, taken off, and car ried into Boston. ELSINORE, JULY 10.—The Emilie Tschernizki, of Cronstadt, from St. Petersburg for Liverpool, during the gale of yesterday ran foul of the Johannes, of and from Borga for Rotterdam, when both vessels received damage; the latter has come in with loss of bowsprit. THURSDAY, JULY 17 —Wind N.N.W., light - ARRIVED.— Eliza, Wylie, from Buenosbyres—Ar n Dorothea, Mackenzie; Mary Ward, Little; and William and Elizabeth, Pilcher, New Orleans—Huguenot, Gardiner, Mobile—Talley rand, Williams, Charleston—Argo, Macoduck ; J. Z., and Niobe, Thomas, New York—Eagle, Boyce, St. Jol —A nn Cropper, Morton, Montreal—Sachem, Woodbury, St. Stephen—lndian Queen, O'Donnell, Miramichi—Osmanli, (s s,) —, Marseilles—Commodore, (s,) . Little, Havi e. SAILED.—Joseph Walker, Home; Siddons, Howes; Albert Gallatin, Delano ; William Nelson, Cheever ; Revenue, Crowell : and Hemisphere, Whittlesey, for New York—Euterpe, Morton and Jane, Salters, Aden—Hornet, Pitcairn, Constantinople— A F Moore, George; Adino, Davies and Marie Sarah. Peter. son, Cape of Good 'Hope—itepeater, Hardcastle, Baltimore— Sirene, Leonharnt, and Hertha, Dade, Narva—Howard, Brown. Rio Janeiro—Preciosa, Molleda, Manilla—Brenda, Wood, and Booker, —, Cronstadt—Emblem, Cox, Riga—Hortense, Moel, Morlaix—Corymbus, M'Nab, Stralsund—Margaret Ro berts, Morris, Galatz—ltaho, Caffiero, Messina—Freeman, White, Jamaica—Horizon, Thompson, New Orleans—David, Scarfenort, Danzig—Confucius, Scott, Hong Kong—Jenny Lind, Eccleston, Buenos Ayres—Joseph, Vollemare, Ostend—Alexan der, Davidson, La Guayra—Empress, Mardon, Bahia—Lanca shire Lass, Black lock, for Rio Grande. Mistley Park, Foster, and Ann, Laur, hence at Danzig Margaret, (s,) Simpson, hence at Havre. Madawaski sailed from Manilla for New York May 16 Stoddard, hence at New York July 5. - from Havana off Queenstown. ;f I I.4'i-ft-Trade; Anna, Lawson, hence at Fort Philip. Vv William Stewart, Jamieson, sailed from Bombay for this port May 28. Eucknow, Fawiet, sailed from Saugor for the Mauritius May 23. Courant°, Vickers, hence at Moulmien, and sailed for Cal cutta May 21. Lord Maidstone, Ford, hence; Sarah, Jones, from Sydney; and Pemberton, Grebow, from Bombay, all at Moulmien. Medea, Freeman ; Panope, Stewart ; and Countess of Leices ter, Stanley, all hence at Alexandria. Maria Theresa sailed from Alexandria June 19, and Monte bello, 24th, both for this port. Loodianah, O'Donnell, cleared at Calcutta for this port May 27th, and Asia, Smith, 29th, for this port and the Clyde. Otterspool, Hughes, and The Duke, Atkinson, hence ; City of Glasgow, from the Clyde; and Gloriosa, from London, all at Calcutta. Unicorn, Lawson, from Bombay at the Mauritius, April 20, for provisions, and after being supplied, sailed for this port April 30. Ken, Dickson, and Duchess of Lancaster, Stephenson, both hence for Shangbae, and Orpheus, Neile, from Canton for Halifax, all at Anjer. Deledate, Marshall, from Rio Grande; Seraph, Smart, from Havana; and Stephen Huntley, Etherington, from Alexandria, all at Falmouth. Edmond, Robinson, from Callao; Caroline, Gray, and Anna Elizabeth, Harkin, from Porto Rico; Jane Steward, Spouse, from Ibrail ; Caroline, Carwithen, from Alexandria; and Isis, Cappon, from Leghorn, all at Queenstown. FRIDAY, JULY 18.—Wind N.W., gentle breeze. ARRIVED.—EIi Whitney, Dyer, from Savannah—Equator, Roberts, Miramichi—Jemsetjee Cursetjee, St. John, N.B.— John Black, Mitchell, Riga—Emma, 'Powell, Maceio, 7th June —Ariel, Ritchie, Riga—Nicolisa, Rivades—William Patten, Theobald, New Orleans—Laconia, Quebec. SA ILED.—Chaos, Dunton, for Savannah—Salvador, Garula, Porto Rico—Rodrigo, Basagosta, Cadiz—Eliza and Susan, Saunders, Cape Breton—Killion, Willis, Oporto—Cato, Mann, St. Petersburg—Princess Victoria, Leslie, Quebec—Triton, Cattarnich, Constantinople—Nestor, Moller, St. l'etersburg— Jocabin, Buntekoe, Bremen—Freia, Walloe, Altona—Pallas, Moller, Stettin. Gratitude, Morrison, hence at Port Philip. Everthorpe, Gleadon, hence at St. John, N.B. Bertha, Croul, hence at Newfoundland. Cheetah, hence at Gibraltar. San Francisco, Bagnanio and Tranquilla, Martinotich, both for Syria, hence off Malta. Henry and Dora, Rees, hence at Genoa. Genova, (s,) sailed from Genoa for Leghorn 12th July. Era, Graves, and Fraternity, Thorsen, hence at Pillau. Eliza Ann, Lawson, and William Watkins, hence at Danzig. Esina Jantina, Zeven, hence at Sinemundi. Sencathi, Banman, hence at ditto. Eliza Killick, Norman, hence at La Guayra. Caspar, Eldred, from this port to San Francisco, was at Port Gahant, S•r;,ds of iNinellan, 13th May, taking on ',card the va;u , ; , e part of the carp of Isabella Thornpson,froin tl.eClyde to V.ilparaisl, lout putting part of bee iron on board the latter. The Caspar would proceed to Valparaiso to land the goods taken from the Isabella Thompson, and to ship some hands, having lost a boat's crew in the first narrows at the entrance of the Straits, early in April. The I sa b e ll a Thompson was refitting, and would proceed with the Caspar to Valparaiso. The American ship Lapland, Captain Simpson, just arrived at this port from New Orleans, with a cargo of cotton, very nar rowly escaped total destruction by fire. On the sth June, in lat. 25 31, long. 86, about five p.m., the day having been calm and sultry, Captain Simpson having occasion to send into the hold, ordered the scuttle in the cabin floor to be taken off. This was no sooner done than smoke issued from the hold in such dense volumes that in a few seconds the cabin was filled. It being evident that,tmless strong measures were adopted, the ship and cargo would speedily fall a prey to the flames, Capt. Simpson ordered water to be handed down ; and in the mean time, in order to obtain working space, he had the sail- room cleared of all the spare sails. He and his men then proceeded to break out the cargo, in order to get at the seat of the fire. This was no easy task, the smoke being suffocating. The men,. however, being encouraged, did their duty manfully unt il they reached the fire, and found a bale of cotton nearly burnt through, The are buckets were MT banded down and • water Adniiial (s.), Wickman, hence at Havre. Brigand (s.), Hardie, hence at Malta. Louise, Pirrant, hence at Valencia. Admiral Nelson, Alley, hence at Gaspee. John Haven, hence for New York, at Newport. Zephyr, Graham, from Konigsberg for this port, at Strom- Emma, rsons, sailed fro& Smyrna fO - rilii; P p7)7i 28th Laing, Laing, from Galatz ; Georgiana, from Ibrail Speranza, Severella, from Taganrog. all at Queenstown. Ganges, from Savannah, off Queenstown. at Waterford uebec, both Odessa, Selby; Industry, Stevens, and Idas, from St. John. N.B. ; Matilda, Collis, from Richibucto, and Germ.... ..H, ',urn wuenec, all at Queenstown. Agostino, Schiaffino, from Taganrog—Luigi, Filose, from Galatz—and Giocomino, Chirisch, from Alexandria, all at Falmouth. Garland, Martin, horn Havana, off Falmouth. NEW YORK, 7th July.—The Lafayette (5.), Stoddart, from Liverpool, for Philadelphia, put in here to-day, with loss of bowsprit, and three flanges of the propeller broken, having been in contact with the brig Jane, of Maryport, fro:n Quebec, for Europe, in lat. 45, long. 49. On the 29th June the brig sank: crew saved by the Lafayette.—(N.l3. The report of the Lafayette having arrived in Philadelphia sth July is incorrpet:l Thu I.li os I rt,L.l e isritisti brig Fanny, from M o bil e , was spoken 15tli suvi June, in lat. 42, long. 46, and report e d h av i ng seen a ship on fire, with about 250 persons on board, understood to be bound to Mobile, by the Money, arrived here. -Wind W.N.W ay ; and PRICES. ending ously lending Y e a r. July 18 1 this yr.!July 18 lJuly 18 Sea Island Stained .. Boweds Mobile Alabama, &c, New Orleans. Pernams, &c. Aracati, &c 6 Bahia, &c. Maranham Sawginned Demerara, &c . , 270, .... I 316 Egyptian si 9 1470 40930, 3934 1 44369 Barbadoes I 12 30 1 Peruvian — Laguayra.. Com.W.L&c. 2520 1440 Carthagena — Smyrna Manilla Surat Madras Bengal — 1020 , .... 1700 750 d. d. 8 @l6 670 13580 ,1 41 81 20 720 121325 398335 31 61 8390 278490 557240 " 5 } 5860 114910 31 41 1.51722 577863 31 71 17640 299900 6 7g } 1280 28490 } 1477 27025 18350 6 6jl 5-1 6i 520 17870; .... 9107 51 81 } 430 22260 } ... 5 39210 913200: 78480 .1176796! 735910 JULY 18 The weather with us has taken up fine since our last, with bright sun and a moderate temperature, and the general re ports of the Grain crops in both this kingdom and Ireland con tinue favourable. The trade here, during the past two days, has remained quiet, with little change in prices ; in some of the agricultural districts, however, there is still a slight tendency to depression in the value of Wheat as well as Spring Corn, and to the Irish markets similar observations are applicable. Since Monday we have a few fresh arrivals of Wheat, chiefly from Canada and the United States, with a liberal supply of Flour and Indian Corn thence, but very little Grain of any kind from continental Europe or Egypt. . . • - Still devoid of any lively symptoms in the general features of the trade, the demand for Wheat at our market this morning was chiefly from country millers upon a very moderate scale, on terms for all descriptions of English and Foreign about equal to our last quotations, with one or two exceptions, in which American white was disposed of at a decline of Id. per 701bs.—The liberal arrivals of States and Canadian Flour in duced buyers to pause for the moment, and the bulk of the former being of second quality, such was offered at 18s. to 20s. per barrel, the best descriptions not exceeding 218., and at these prices the transactions to-day were rather limited in amount; on the part of importers, however, no eager desire was apparent to force the sale, under the impression of a re newed and regular demand from consumers. In French Flour no change was perceptible.—Barley and Malt remained pre cisely the same as on Tuesday.—Beans and Pease little noticed, and easier to purchase.—Oats and Oatmeal in moderate request on the terms last noted.—Some sales of Indian Corn were forced ex ship yesterday at a reduction of is., but to-day the demand for Ireland revived, and upon a fair extent of business 6d. per quarter of that decline was recovered. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, JULY 18, The transactions in Beef have been on a retail scale, at steady prices for the best brands, but a slight decline on middling and inferior. In Pork there has been nothing doing, and our quo tations are nominally unaltered. There has been a steady country demand for Bacon, and holders, as their stocks become reduced, ask rather higher prices ; for so far, however, there has been no alteration in our late quotations. There is rather more inquiry for low priced Hams, but the better sorts continue quite neglected. Shoulders in retail demand only. The sales of Lard reach 130 tons, the market being now somewhat firmer. The quality of the Cheese lately landed being only middling, sales have been difficult to effect. Tnere has been more inquiry for Grease Butter. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, JULY 19. s. d. s. d. Hay, old, T. st 0 7 @ 0 93 Potatoes, New Clover Ditto, Green Vetches 0 2 0 21 Blacks Straw, Wheat .. 0 7 0 73,Turnips, is. ton . 0 0— 0 0 Oat 0 7 0 73 Carrots Barley ......0 0— 0 0 Manure 3 6 5 0 s. d. e. d PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, _ JULY 19. s. d. s. d. i _ s. d. 5. d. Beef 4.. 11 0 4} to 0 7 Grapes,Eng.ls. It 2 6to 0 0 Mutton 0 5 0 7 1 Ditto, Foreign 0 0— 0 0 Veal r Lamb { fore.g . ' 0 5 0 7 ' Do. ling. ' 5 0— 0 0 hind-gr. Peaches .. 33 , doz. 1 0 0 0 Fresh Pork Bret Salmon Soles Cod Fish Turbot Fresh Butter Salt Ditto 0 8— 0 10 Fowls, lz couple. 2 9 0 0 Filberts 0 0— 0 0 Ducks 3 6 4 6 Eggs X 124 4 10 0 0 Pigeons Potatoes,4) , peck 0 10 I 2 Green Geese 3 10 5 0 Peas .... la , peck 0 6 0 8 Partridges,s brc 0 0— 0 0 Cutumbers,each 0 4 0 8 Black Game 0 0— 0 0 Asparagus, 100 0 0— 0 0 Rabbits, 43. cple llO 2 0 WISRECH CORN MARKET, JULY 19. For this season of the year there has been an unusual quan tity of Wheat offering, and from the extreme prices of last week it may be called Is. per qr. lower. A sample of new Rapeseed appeared, but not in condition for sale. The yield is spoken of as good, and the largest number of acres to reap that there has been for a great many years. Nothin7, doing Beans or Oats. We cannot advise any important change in the tone of the Grain trade since our last. Buyers have been very reserved in their operations, and the dullness and ileclininT tendency of prices noted last week still continue. In some districts there has been an apparent decrease of consumption, caused partly by new potatoes coming to market at moderate prices, but principally by the very restricted operations of dealers, in anticipation of a falling off in the demand. At this day's mar- ket Wheat was in slow demand, but firmly held at ForNler rates. Oats were rather more plentiful, and cleared, with some difficulty, at previous prices. Oatmeal was in good de mand, and in some cases 3d. to 6d. per cwt. dearer. Flour met a fair sale at last week's rates. Indian Corn is wanted by many buyers, but the late decline renders them cautious. and more than 46 15s. on the spot cannot readily be made of prime Corn, yellow or white, in quantity ; holders, however, generally claim .46 Us. 6d., which is paid in retail. CORK CORN MARKET, JULY 19, The Flour trade under a diminished consumption, and buyers buy in retail only. Wheat has a slow sale, holders refusing to make concessions in price. Indian Corn is drooping in value, and meets little attention. STATE OF TRADE ANCHESTER.—There is little or no alteration to report in the market since Tuesday. India yarns still continue quiet, operating very cautiously, and are placing orders in some cases on rather better terms than they could have done on Tuesday, There is, however, considerable irregularity in prices, accord• ing to the position of the producer. Low warps are difficult to procure, and continue to command full prices. So bare of stock is the market in this class of production, that there are looms at present standing for want of warps. Fine and doubled yarns are very inanimate, and prices lower. Most descriptions of cloth maintain their value. The exception is in 40-inch shirtings for India, which are heavy on the market, and easier the last few days healthy. The tone of the mai ROCFIDALE.—The flannel market has undergone little or no change since that of the preceding week, except in coarse goods, such as kerseys, which have been rather more inquired . . after. The wool market has been full as easy, except in low priced English wuols, which are scarce, and maintain good prices. _ _ _ - LEEDS.—An average amount of business for the season was done in our public markets on both Saturday and Tuesday last ; and, generally, the woollen trade of this district continues moderately brisk. HUDDERSFI ELD.— On the whole there has been an improve ment in our market on last week's. More business has been transacted in the Cloth Hall. Striped woollens and fancies are in request. Stocks are low in the hall, and more is being done to order. In the shipping trade not much has been done. The wool market is flat, and is usual at this time of the year. BRADFORD. The demand for goods is quite equal to that of several weeks past, but without any improvement in prices. In fancy goods there is more doing, and at prices more in accordance with the cost. No change as respects wool and yarns. In colonial wools the sales in London are now com mencing, and these sales being the largest during the year (say 60,000 bales), will establish a price which will serve as a basis for calculations for several months to come. Noils and shorts are in fair request, and prices well supported, chiefly owing to diminished production. HALIFAX.—The trade in our Piece Hall continues in the same languid condition. The only sort of goods in request is low lastings, which are not produced in quantities large enough fo: the demand. There is a moderate sale of powder-loom damasks; but for those woven by hand the inquiry is very limited. The depressed state of the spinners has undergone no improvement. The quotations for yarn are inadequate to the cost of production, at the current rates of wool ; and th ere seems to be no prospect of relief, except by running short tim e . The sales of wool are not extensive, as the spinners purchase only to supply immediate wants; and prices remain as they were. MACCLESFIELD. — The demand for manufactured goods, though by no means extensive, continue slowly to increase; complaints are, however, general at the present low rates, which seem to be totally unremunerative. _ LEICESTER.—There has been a good deal more doing in the hosiery trade during the week, and sales have been effe c t e d t o some extent for our autumn and winter trade. A great many hands have beer. set to work, and it is now thought there will not be more goods than will be required for our home enn. sumption during the winter, in consequence of the stopp.,_ the hands for the last month.—There has been more doing in the yarn trade, and stocks are not heavy in the hands of the spinners. Prices of yarns are without alteration, and lower prices are now not anticipated.—Leicester Advertiser. NorrmonAm.—Lace : There is more doing this week, and for the time of year more goods have been sold than usua l . Black silk laces are still inquired for, and there is on the whole a tolerably fair demand for fancy goods. Hosiery : The improvement we had to report in our two last week's reports, continues uninterrupted, and we are rejoiced to remark it is princpally for home supply. The time for the generality of foreign orders is not yet arrived, but when these are received we have every reason to hope there will be the average quantity of employment for the bands, many of whom we lament are at present unoccupied. The price of yarn is a turn in favour of the buyer.—Nottingham Journal. SATURDAY, JULY 19.—Wind S.S.I ARRIVED.—EucIid, Bainbridge, and India, Willis, from Quebec—Liverpool Packet, Messina—Morning Star, from —. SAlLED.—Marianne, Thomas, for Alexandria, E.—Lord Ashburton, Forrest, Ascension, &c.—Bland, Hosken, and Lena, Plain, Calcutta—Eliza Bell, Loney, Barbadoes—Mar cella, Hawke, Labrador—Village Girl, Woof, and Hopewell, Henderson, Monte Video—Princeza, Boaze, and R. A. Parke, Waters, Rio Janeiro—Niagara (a.), Stone; Leviathan. Knapp; Clarissa Carrier, Knapp, New York—Bridget, Smith, Maran ham—Otter; Fox, Halifax, &c. —C. Charlotte, Madsen, Bergen —Susan, Mills, and Demetrius, Hutchinson, Constantinople— Elizabeth Helene, Gatzengo, and Ellen, Wymark, Groningen— Dolphin, Trannack, Alalaga—Adolphine, Madsen, and Carl Richard, Kraeft, St. Petersburg—St. Croentin, Buolt, Pont L'Abbe. Brigand (s.), Rowland, hence at Gibraltar, and left fo r M a lt a. Jane Duff, M`Lean ; John B u ll, Higgins; and John Wishart, Pickance, all hence at Newfoundland. Ocean, Holman, and Pizarro, Jensen, h ence at Cronstadt. Contest, Hannaford, hence at Gibraltar. Inverness, Stephen, hence at Tromsoe. Trinity Yacht, Hounsell, sailed from Cephalonia 14th June, and Alchymist Ist July, both for this port. Esk, Wise, and Abd-el-Kader, Demartuit, sailed from Trieste for this.port 11th July. Giovannino, Assimizzi, from Trieste at Gibraltar, and cleared for this port. Alice Brooks, Jackson, and Avoca, Bragg, from Calloa— Jackson, "from Havana—. Nicolai Faain, Martini, front Wreath, Darling, from a10e..,,_ Alexandria—Marshal Baum, Gerligy, fr ansman, Frisky, from Salonica, all at Queenstown. Helene, Mahuike, from Rio Grandc—Ballila, Bazano, from Pernambuco—Thorwaldsen, —, from Havana, all at Falmouth. Helen, Le Broey, from Buenos Ayres, off do. ST. JOHN, NEWFOUNDLAND , 2ND JULY.—The Joh n Wishart, Pickance, ar r i ve d here from Liverpool, spoke 13th JIMA in int d'7 loon. or. r " I at. John, N. 8., i n company w i th the iiew'bar 7 qUe a , o an from Cardiff, for New York, in a very leaky state, and fast sinking. The passengers were all taken out of the latter, and as much of her provisions and materials were being saved as possible. SUNDAY, JUL' 20.—Wind S., light. ARRlVED.—Trumbull, Smith, from New York—Monarch, Honduras—Mary Caroline, M`Gregor, Mobile—Asia, Potter -, Thomas, Smith ; Europa, Herrick ; Caledonia, Gourley; and Canton, Wilkie, Quebec—Alice Gill, Irvin, Montreal—Barnett„ Wylie. Tine... ntigua—Ma SAILED. — WOOdSiIIe, Barsto York—Georgia, B Narva—Nordcap, tevens, Smyrna nd Europa, Harris,..for New —Sarah Bragg, Middleton, Brandt, Wardoc Europa (s.), Lott, from Boston, at this %Al 11,11;fe“, ry port ; left 9tl: in specie on fre ks.), uomstock, hence at New York sth July - 7 W. D. Sewall, Jack; Empire State, Russell; and Columbia,. Bryer, all hence at N ew Y or k . Woodman, Bowlby, hence at New Orleans. Onward, Chase, and Beatrice, Rodgers, hence at Philadelphia — Canada (a.), Lang (Bth July); Clara Wheeler, Comings; and Mary Ann, Patten, all hence at Boston. Zebulon Flinn , hence at Newfoundland. s, hence a, ns—Geo. A. Ho'plely,Plerce, —Genoa: Kelly, and Susannah, Carthagena— avre—t. De Gre fi or iciiirail L ZMine;•Ce ' , 6 tal•rai: . o ) 'ste rt nd—Maria Louisa, Bordeaux. Charles Hamilton, Cowden, from St. St( . -„.. Jaines, Belyer. fronWrnambuco; Roberts, Schiaffins, and Nerolo Primo, Masto, Taganrog; Aglaia, Ylamin, Ibrail ; and San Guiseppe, Pertugo, Galatz. all at Falmouth. Caroline, Nesmith, and New Hampshire, Stormier, hence at New York. Tweed, Sl;elmut, hence at Halifax. Elizabeth, Barclay; Fortunatus, Classen; and 3fangerton, Stevens, all hence at Quebec. Mary Carson, Kelly, from New York, at Quebec. Royal Thistle, Crati ; Rosita, Cartini ; and Giaour, Worrall, all hence at Havana. Swan, Graham, and Christian, Hogg, from Panama, at Val paraiso, and sailed 15th May for Queenstown. Robert Whitney, Whitney, from Cobija, at Valparaiso. Douglas, sailed from V a lp ara i so 9th May for Queenstown ; Browes, of Sheatham, 9th May, for England; and Victoria, 21st May, for this port. Elizabeth Grange, Williams, for Swansea, with metals, put back to Valparaiso 17th May. VESSELS SPOKEN. Mary Ward, from New Orleans, for this port, 12th June, of Sand Key—Columbia, from New Orleans, for this port, 23rd June, in lat. 40 N.. lone. 65 W—Tr.h., t, -,,,.. • . — . , iliz al. aza ye, Hence, tor New Orleans, 6th June, in lat. 20 N., long. 74 W—Pacific (s.), hence, for New York, 11th July, at 3 40 p.m. in lat. 51 N., au. rernarnouco, itn July, in iar. 46 N., long. 13 W—General Barry, for this port, 30th June, in lat. 26 N., long. 34 NV—Jessie, hence, for A.goa Bay, 25th play, in lat. 20 S., long. 24 W—Mosely, from Barbadoes, for this port, 14th June, in lat. 30 N., long. 58 W—Caroline, hence, for Miramichi, 27th June, in lat. 26 W—City of Glasgow (s.), hence, for Philadelphia, 24th June, in lat. 9 N.. long. 25 W—Envelope, hence, for Sydney, 4th April, in lat. 11 S., long. 30 W—Montsotery (probably Monarchy), hence, for Calcutta, 10th May. in lat. 17 S.. lone. 34 W—Onhplin for Calcutta Ilth July, off Tuskar—Chesapeake, h ence, f or Baltimore, Calcutta, July, off Tuskar—Heathe r B e ll , h ence, for Montreal. July. in lat. 48 N.. lone,. lung. 13 w—Uhatham, hence, for Quebec, 30th June, in lat. 47 N., long. 33 W—Grati. tude, hence, for Melbourne, fifty-eight days out—Reliance, hence, for Montreal, Bth July, in lat. 48 N., long. 23 W—Volant. hence. for Newfonndinna 7th _ I. G ',AV J une, in lat. 49 N., long. 22 W Asia (s.), hence, for Ne w Y or k . 9th July, in lat. 50 N., long. 27 W—Olive Branch, hence, for Calcutta, 2d Feb., in lat. 47 N., long. 11 W—Universe, hence, for Petru Grande, 30th March, in lat. 40 S., long. 5 E—Frances Barclay, hence, for Callao, 27th May, in lat. 2 N., l ong. 22 \'V—Emma, from myrna, for this port, 12th June, off Cape Bon—Cornish Diamond, from Smyrna, for this port, 12th June, off Cape Bon—Governor. from Barbadoes, for this port, 29th - June—D'Arcy. hence, 20th May, in4o N., long. 33 W—Viola, hence, 16th June, in lat. 49 N., long. 45 W— Canton for this port, on the Green Bank— Jane Duffus, hence, for Halifax, sth July, sixty miles south of Cape Clear—Abbots Reading, from Valparaiso, for this port, 12th June, in long. 27 W—Theodosia, hence, for Guetamala. 2lth May, in lat. 13 S., long. 33 W. Vessels passed the Sound for Liverpool. , Uzella, Brown, from Petersburg 5, Emilie, Tschernitsky, do. 7, Marens Minde, Uzlebjerg, from Danzic TIDE TABLE. MORN. 1 EVENG. HGH T. ; HOLYDAYS, ETC. Julyl h. m. h. m. ft. in. i --- Tuesday.... 22, 5 7 538 11 5 Wednesday. 23 612 648 11 7 Thursday .. 24 725 758 11 8 Friday ....25, 829 858 12 8 St. James. Saturday ..26, 924 951 14 1• 1 Sunday ....27 10 14 10 38 15 7 6th Sund. aft. Trinity Monday.... 281 11 1 11 24 ,17 1 New Mn. 2h 40m.p.m THE CHARITIES. NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT. ADMITTED : Accidents, 41 ; Medical and Surgical Cases upon recommendation, 11 ; Total, 52 . — DISCHARGED: Cured, 18; Relieved and at own request, 7; Attending as Out, Patients,2s; Irregular, I ; Died, I.—Remaining in the Hospital, 87. Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rey. Wm. Hughes; House Surgeons, Mr. Wall and Mr. C. J. Evans ; Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq. ; Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Dundas and Mr. Stubbs; House Visitors, F. A. Hamilton and J. Lightbody, Esqrs. ---------oo SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL, IN-PATIENTS. I OUT-PATIENTS. Discharged cured Relieved & made out-patients 0 I Entered 37 Dead 2 I Under treatment 22 Entered 6 Under treatment CO I Treasurer, Benjamin Platt, Esq. ; Visitors, Mr. J. Job and Mr. C. Challinor ; Honorary Chaplain, Rev. G. Dover; Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Ca meron and Mr. Churton ; House Surgeon, Mr. H. Batty; Assistant House-Surgeon, Mr. Ingham. LIVERPOOL INDUSTRiAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, 68, SOHO -STREET. Boys on the Book Girls ditto Sick List Obtained Situations ...... I'. D. Anderson, Esq., Treasurer; Joseph Hubbac,Esq. Hon. Secretary ; J . B . Orriss, Superintendent; Visitors, H. H. Statham and J. P. Brougham, Ego. 4 I Average daily attendance 49 Boys 5 0 THE MAGICAL DANCING FIGURES.—it will be per ceived, by an advertisement in our paper of this day, that Mr. Colles, of Bold-street, has just received a fresh sup ply of the above curious and highly amusing little nrticles, together with some others which he had been without for the past week or two, and which may be viewed, free of charge, any day during the remainder of his stay (which will now be only for a few days), from ten till dusk. All who have not seen these wonderful little automata should lose no time in visiting Mr. C.'s rooms, as we can assure them that they will be highly amused ; his various other novelties contiuue on exhibition and sale as usual. Ju, veniles who are at home for the holidays could scarcely have a greater treat afforded them than in witnessing Ur. C.'a wonder& MONDAY, JULY 21 Malabar, Crocker, from New Or Charleston—Gange Devonport, Colburn Lord George Bentinr Genova, C Murray, Savannah Apalachicola—