The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-11 00:00:00

POLITICAL. MISCELLANY. Mr. Bell, the Protectionist member for Thirsk, died on Wedne s d ay. • u S ir G. Tyler, alltaunch Protectionist, was returned on a londay for Glamorganshire, in the room of Earl Dun • ra tn, who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. ,i_nAkwient 'tLECTION.—The following is the state of toe poll at the dose : Prinsep, 135 ; Crawford, 130 ; ma -IQtitY for Prinsep (protectionist), 5. The Right Ron Sir Henry Watkin Williams Wynn 4 as been appointed her Majesty's Envoy "Extraordinary and Alinister Plenipotentiary to the King of Denmark. 13 The Edthburgh Witness wittily remarks on the new A tid get, that " last week the proposal was to take half duty Off ti m b er ; b u t now it i s rea ll y i n t en d e d b y t h e er nment, in their capa c ity a s Cabinet mdkers, to take e wholezduty off Wood." ta ga Lla NATIONAL " PROSPERITY."—The last income- X returns present a decline of six millions sterling in ,T° years under the head of schedule D ; that is, a den cline of three millions a-year in the profits of trades and Professions ; and this is our boasted prosperity! eThe Pope's bOldy-guard in the Rouse of Commons— tnirtY•six in number—have been organised, drilled, and „ ar , a uglled at a meeting in Dr."Wiseman's " palace ;" ..o, having been thus consecrated by the doctor to the special service of the Pope, will show in all probability a i te compa c t an d reso l u t e f ront t h an ever . .I,,' R EE-TRADE AND ITS FRUITS.—There are now lying • " raimouth Harbour, waiting orders, and which have arrived within the last few days, not less than 70 large B es lad en w i t h gra i n, the produce of foreign countries. athose 70 vessels, not less than '5O are foreigners. Of ") ships arrived on S un d a y, one so li tary E ng li s h s hi p hne is of that number. a A FREE -TRADE CONVERT.—TheiDtcLlin Evening Post Tl caPant free-trade journal, said, on Thursday—" We believe i n our souls th at there are not five Irish members j con nected w i t h l an d i n Ireland who, in their hearts, and spite of their liberalism, would not to-morrow he de- Wit if they had a legitimate opportunity of voting rtii.tll the Protectionists , if the latter should propose to place an import duty on corn." I .„'",IINISTER S REFUTED.—At deputation of agricul v,.-"rists that waited on Mr. Disraeli on Wednesday last, 1 ". Ball, of Cambridge, in refutation of the statement of ministers, that all the industrial interests of the country, with the exception of agriculture, were in a _Pr°sPerons condition, mentioned the case of English lens," an interest whose capital was equal in amount to that of th e whole cotton manufacturers of the country, and_e e who were go i ng to wreck and ruin in consequence of enormous quantities of French flour which were now forePi d, and their utter : . inability to compete with the du t " Mill er." So much.for the prosperity of the in s nal rL ' , uses ! EFFECTS OF CONCILIATION..—TOr thirty years we have, in all „ our policy, attempted - to destroy all trines that p c- nt make a distinction between Protestants and Denman - g timl ies• The result is that the Roman pa C r., a re b a o n itz eon. 4.opeply assuming the position of a mg interest in the state. •We legis s le e ted to get rid of 'he inco nvenience of a " Catholic question ;" and, behold, " Catholic question" has started that has put U p o n the whole machinery of our constitntional goyern -14,t• Our Ministry no longer governs —our opposition „" ienzer controls. Parliament is to lose for a time its 444 *" c haracter and p ut in abeyance its most noble duties-; all because ' a "Papal question" has divided parties Coplexed s t a t esmen. o, °no ` T ORN RUSSELL AND HIS SUPPORTE RS .—The 5,,,:e Cif -cider states that a meetin g of one h un d re d an d eiterY members of the House of Commons (the stren , gfh P W hig-Radical supporters of the " Ministry.' we . dte7etrie) took place at Lord 'John Russell's o ffi cial rest -4d e -ee ' in Downing -street, on Tuesday. Lord John ad .l-ssed the m in anything but a high-spirited tone, r.e.fer ee „to th e " existence of the • Protectionist opposition, hi e ,u he character ised as a powerful and compact body, roltittl'en a cknowledge d for itsleader an experienced states- Pre s : nr nd whose a i m appeare d t o b e the reversal of the fo l ,`„ commerci a l policy of theGovernment' ; ne t tere qo- "' e eged of th em to continue their assistance to his 11,:eTornent. Th e no bl e l or d , a d vert i ng to the Papal tie4!'°n, said that- he felt bound to go o n w ith th e Eecle al Titles Assumption Bill in a modified form. A d . MINISTR Y — IN PERSPFCTIVE.—The Morn i ng is t:'rti,er is in contemplation of another c r isis, w hi c h mote hord e d by t h e parties as a contingency not very re are • The leading men among the Peel party are, we tittuss!nred, already engaged in the work of cabinet con to t e t!'". , It is, we are told, intended to make advances It an - .:? more ta lented and influential members of the Withßio-c""ter school, with a view of entering into a i c ) o t mpact the mp,,,; while there is a perfect accordance e ween cf , -e "tco and the Manchester school on the question to tnte,-trade. The former, we are informed, are prepared Je t t a `ce great concessions to popular feeling on the sub the :f the franchise. Some persons feel so confident of Ithin:"thteeinPlated combination taking place, that they even are f new places in thecabinet which particular oarties t hi l i• S irJasGraham has the Premiershtpassign s ed cotton' the Duke of Newcastle is to be the Colonial e ,txeo,,; Mr. Cardwell is to he the Chancellor of the Cobden President of the Board of 'otel;,l"`"e other leading seats in the anticipated Peelite .,_yee,:hbinet are not yet filled up, even in in . tention.. -e, ee r , flo u . kOf „ .L'REE TRADE. At a large and influential P e C e °f le"e. k tenant farmers of Holderness, held at the se " ' al l', A jegginson Wright, 'Hedon, on the 241 1 of i n r'oce Of t S I L , it was unanimously resolved, —" p hi . con the o r e n d o, }: r th e ruinous a measurespassed a a ndpe. reductionthat el i n r ..ade snien pres e,n s t free - tr a de go v ernment , erg h es must be made, and lhiackishefoliowir.g resolutio ns be 'adopted :—First : That ets 'joiners, carpenters, wheelwrights, and sad le r o d dreduced 20 per cent.— , AP e uce to 2 s.•Gd. per day, Second : That bricklayers P n!day findin g and provisions ; or 3,6 d. per 'That in consequence s ' l Nell reductions the above tradesmen be paid g uar ( 1 ,1 1 0 allowance to be made.—The tenant farmers wish it tti;.a distinctly understood they are compelled to adopt triode cf reducing their tradesmen on account of They „3"ent ruinous price of all agricultural produce. Il sider it only fair and just the tradesmen should meet tai l e t e t r i , r n,es, _they . being . benefitte d . in purchasing the raw Pr ot and provisions to a considerable extent. Should . thy , e , e , tl ° ll again be obtained to native produce and Indus sO the tradesmen to be paid as usual. .tetnuMlo os. TRADE RETURNS.—By the Board of Trade .. kiti: ll fa : t for the month ending the sth of Feb. 1851. is ory to find that the exports of British and Irish % lla t iZ g e c and ma nufactures from the United Kingdo m % e g that period hare exceeded in value those cf the : 115 oth in 1850 b £748.439, the increase being again G~°ll the staple y articles of our manufactu re s, i n .Prow,intoose of cotton, li nen, and woollens are again , gre um ev". 'Other articles, the products of the national 14it few exceptions, show a satisfactory pro ° -e °F anus °4 thetad 'ng a month which has teen considered lial dul ness and depression. The value of the „ est - t , io SIX o "P Month ended the sth of February, for the 7, 4. 8. is :-1851, £4.817.870; 1850, X 4,059.431 1646. 3',11.146; 1848, £3,373,713 ; 1847, £3,077.910; 1,",`83,819. The imports, as compared with the *beef: perio d it. 1850, show an increase in live anin . nals, P ahn oo art ev, Indian corn, and wheaten flour, provisions, at- O Oil, DePner, refined sugar, silk, tea, timber, ta r° ; a nd a d ecrease i n cotton, cocoa, co ff ee, r and wine ; and of articles taken for cons,- MINN!' in * ease is shown in wheat, batley. Indian corn, I thd wi n ße lour, corn mea l , f ru i t, prov i sions, pepper, tea, 1 P'.4p),HE COU NTRY IN A STATE OF PROSPERITY ?—The hiei t hssiz es commenced yest er d a y wee k, b e f ore L or d o th:ustiee Campbell, and an awful picture it presented Sip Read it. Lord John : read it, Cobden : °lad James Graham. The following are the words Prci„ Campbell in his charge to the grand jury :. go)); calendar that now lies before me fills me with a lto or ' It shows a state of crime in your county that is e hßei`,,',. n ee appalling. I have a calendar containing five ,Z,'nurder, twelve eases of arson, burglaries, robbe ioe, JRNbieget almost every other offence known to the ; and lam so much weighed down h Rt,‘ B .!lnd melancholy task imposed on me, of try ing so .°' 4ll 4 l ,°"enders on such grave charges, that really I am 4 tl de more than to request that you will retire, lee)4ltned6tely commence your duties." It appears, , 11 1 114 e ° ,l_ th ee Counties and places, as well as Cambridge- N4,Tc Isle of Ely, Lincolnehire, Bce., are in a ..`" )11 , til e ,' /Ind alarming state. We all . know that want of c,ith generates crime. Is this, let i t . be asked tl e _ s° z_ e tt - e",;' ° _neand honesty, the boasted prosperity, happi tirr How contentment of the rural districts, talked of in oth 4 °Tne tt ° ,„f Commons with exultation and vaunting by er e ? Aki,raliam Sir Charles Wood, Mr. Peto, and ~,,a h ,t of w 411.0 not the masses of the peasantry, from the be, :k, suffering the most dreadful privations, and " r , r e str a ;;"lng worse, as their employer's means become i gge , and their powers of paying become le s s . hronicle. - 01 ti TO THE PROTECTIONIST . LEADERS.—A P th e „'e acting committee of' the National Ass ociation . doctirrrotection of British Industry and Capital, and t e ° , t 'l St ang e e from the provinces, had an interview wit h 11' ° nti,,,,Y on Wednesday, and communicated to him 1,:o 114.1 of confidence. Mr. G. F. Young appears to t P. 4 S t .'" as Principal spokesman of the deputation.— t ette, • anlev, after acknowledging the compl imentary . lb ' wl iich the resolution adverted to his services, y 'llo h , (' ",ed the hope that neither _h . imselt nor those with which they had been exposed , naTely, that L'itetw!mndoned the principle of protection. Olo rt plate s,, the imposition of a moderate duty on the l e ; 8 e of eiv r , reign corn and provisions, . partly for th e pur te,,h ce rt . flg a slight —certainly a slight—lint ne‘er.the tlinist,,„Pn amount of protection to the British agricul t;"T g.O by furnishing a certain amount . of reven Q ue . , fh heat'intarnent to take off those taxes which pres s e d etefdUt or upon him. It was with a double object, that she was in favour of a moderate rate of 'ltkt ' orst , 2,. 8 : iht protection on the one hand ; article ently7r. O m a r relief from the burden of taxation on h s e expression of his, the noble lord subse- N,..wa s t e L l !'!isiced, which had been very much commented s tt N'se Vat he had stated that he was not prepared to 'tea Anli fS' 11% re CY os. ir Robert Peel. What he had e rt s that he did not propose a reversal of Sir 4, 1 '4 ca ses policy, but a modification of that policy in Ott ' e h in Which it t 'lush% cshould have been found to work 1. 4 , 0 The evil effects of that policy, he then went i . e tt i . wle el ,'"e, had been proved with regard to tile inte dpo, awd,was mainly suffering—the agricultural into- Poetnue, thought it was now time, and necessary. to ri P t .i . r and generous ly with that interest.—The kith ie°,,,ll_"ien proceeded to wait upon Mr. Disraeli defi'e co tr ,„';!* PorPose. The hon. gentleman, in replying th e 14 eetl'ment . paid to him, entered largely into the the owe, his Policy as leader of the agricultural party in belchB," eiti w ,t.s uh Of h t. " If, as a m i n i ster, he were placed in having to recommend that settlement Ille..ctiat:!°uld consider to be most for the advantage of ce, 3144 d a dn not for the advant age o f a particular 41 110 say, ' You had bettpr take of,' the a stop ARRlVED.—Vanguard, Norton. from New York—Gertrudio Magna, Mareida, Manilla—Saxon, Croshie, and Sunbeam, Put man, New Orleans—Sarah and Louisa, APClelland, Mobile— Ilarmottie, Jamieson, St. John, N.B.—Arab. St. Michael's — Francisco ; Bertha ; Austriana ; - Castrwmena ; and Fourteen, Wilson, Alexandria—Black Prince, K.-n(101, Cephalonia Wanderer, Reddie, Girgenti—Edward, Kalif, Trioste—Cronk bane, Naples; Chance; Elizabeth, Bellamy, and Conquest, Wood, Palermo—Anne Salmond, Marseilles—Empress, Ali cant—Eagle, Marshall, Kabia—Uni, Coste,ente, Nantes—Java - Koerier, Reinitz, Nantes—Arpia, Bartoletta, Constantinople— Leonora, Thompson,Demerara —Louisa, Collis, St. Domingo —Spy, Sawyer, Mazagan—Pyramid, Robinson, New Orleans— Imperial, Webber, Wilmington—Philadelphia, Stotesbury, Philadelphia—Medea, Freeman, Constantinople--William Ilerdman, Cwtter; Trident, Zephlein ; Gulare, Moon; and Gina Matheo, Alexandria—Marsala, Hawk, 'lrvine. and Bertha, Trieste—Rapid, Osborne, and Rosebud, Todd, Palermo. • SAILED.—Joseph, Vollemaire, for Ghent—Olympus, Wilson, New Orleans—Caroline, Petherbridge, Galatz—Brothers, \%'il ,son, Caleutta—Ophir, Wood,-Boston—Pasha, Key, Rio Janeiro —Jessie Thomas, Alunro, Pernambuco—Lannen, Easterbrook, and Billow, Pishert:•ick, Naples—Fernand, Paurnier, Hamburg; —Triton;,Seliultz, and I mil e. Fritz, Stettin—Gazelle, Lakey, Smyrna—Chaos, Paxton. Philadelphia—Vivid, Tyer,Constan linople—Renshaw, Pernambuco. wi,liam Dariey sailed from Bombay 1'4.4* this port on the 2nd February Tamar, Curtis, tierce at Gibraltar Richard and Ann, Wyatt, lieuce t St. Michael's, Corkscrew. (s.s.), hence at Dunkirk. Orleana, Leans; John Campbell, Hull; Herculean, Monsey, and Denison, King, hence at Bombay. ' Osmanli (s.s.), Lock; Genova (s.s.), Campbell; and Marga ret, Wlson. hence at Leghorn. • The Princess Helena, Giles, of London, from Adelaide for 'Madras, was totally wrec the northward of Madras ,(I,.lt;tti Jan., about twelve miles to crew saved. The Vieran, towed into Glandore harbour on the 27th Feb., a derelict, is supposed to be the Nieran, Masich, which sailed 'from Alexandria for this port 11th Jan. Attain Longe, Johnson, 19th ; orienna. Evans. 24th; John Campbell, Hall, 27th; Herculean, Mousley, 31.1 th Jan..; and Denison, King, Ist Feb., hence at Bombay. Juliet, Watson, from the Clyde at Bombay 23rd Jan. Itidston, Loney, sailed from 13ombay for Ceylon and Madras 17th Jan. _ Ann.Mattin, Martin, 3rd Feb., both for China. Elizabeth, Main, sailed from Bombay for A►ien 28th Jar.. William ►)arley, Cammell, sailed from Bombay for this port 2nd February. Bucephalus..ReF, from Calcutta at Madras, and sailed for London 25th Jan. Ocean, Proudfoot, hence at ditto 21st Jan. Monah. Sheppard, sailed from Madras for Northern porta, &c. 151 h Jan. James Lumsden, AP:Midden, 1011 Jan.; ratchelee, Overend, 12th ; Bland, Hoskin, 16th ; Lancaster, Hullin, 17th; Halifax, Wright, 18th; J; hn Alelltuish, tiradley, 19th; and •Dorisano, Robertson, 21st, hence at Calcutta. Kill y,,Howlariti, from Sincapore at ditto 15th Jan. Sutle,Grepon, from Portsmouth at ditto Itith Jan. .Diadem, Caithness, from Mauritius at dittg 21st Jan. Catnertonian, Spear; Georgina, Williams, and Diana, Grant, -sailed 10th ; Asia, Fowler, and Australia, Harrison. 12th : and 13e!lairs, I:Pes, 13th, wile 4 from Calcutta for this port. Parlaud, Smith, sailed from Calcutta for Maui itius 121 January. Lady M`Donaid, Elder, sailed from Calcutta for China 18th January. Elleralie, Black, sailed from Calcutta for London on the 14th January. The Sarah and Louisa, arrived here to-day, from Mobile, was struck by lightning, during a hurricane, in 1 ebruary, in lat. articles uillg UMW- Northumberl'a'nd, Smith, from Callao; Naiche Slavo, Flori, from !broil ; and Amelia, from Malta, all at Queenstown. Branscombe, Harrison, from Calcutta at the Cape of Good Hope, and sailed for this port 7th January. Witch, sailed from the Cape of Good Hope for this port oth December. Electric, Douglas. and Malabar, Still, from Calcutta; Chao man, Irving. from Colombo; Hebrides, Melville, from Cockin, all for this port, at the Cape of Good Hope. KINGSTOWN, March 6.—The schooner Mariner, Vaughan, of Liverpool, from Wicklow for Glasgow, with sulphur ore, was towed in here this morning, by the Sally, of Harrington, having been dismasted off Carlingford. March - 1 , 'Tfel burden of local taxation upon the land, or the tax upon malt.' On the contrary, he should say, ` One is the source of a large amount of revenue, and the other the source of an excellent local government. I wish to have these advantages, but I cannot recommend the continu ance of these advantages at the cost of the land ;' and therefore he must come forward with some scheme—to the details of which he could not pledge himself—which would secure to the land a sufficient compensation for the abrogation of protection." The deputation appeared to be extremely well satil,fied with the declarations both of the noble lord.und the hon. member for Bucks. THE CHASE The CtiEgnlßE HOUNDS will meerto-morrow (Wed nesday) at Norton Priory, and on Thursday at Arley,— each day at half-past ten o'clock. Sir W..W. WYNN'S HOUNDS will meet to-morrow (Wednesday) at Choriton Lodge, on Thursday at the Kennels, and on Saturday at Cloverley,—each day at half-past ten o'clock. On Monday evening a public meeting was held in the lecture theatre of the Mechanics' Institution, Manchester. to promote the objects of the association for obtaining a limitation of the hours of work of, and the granting of half a holiday on Saturdays to milliners and dressmakers. fll J U :11:t'1`I tllrt. A TUESDAY, MARC H 4 —Wind variable and light, Ottawa, Dugnan, from Callao at Deal. Gannet (s.s.), hence at Helvoet, Margaret (s.s.), hence at Havre. Sphynx, Dixon, sai.ed from Salonica for this port on the 20th February. Southampton, from New York off Ramsgate; sailed Isth of February. Challenger, Elliot, fi om Mogadore at Waterford. Bolus, Stet Ens, and Ednia, Water, hence at Genoa. na baker, from Ibrail at Queenstown. Newhouse, Collins, from Charleston at St. Michael's-mount, The Harmony, which arrived here on Tuesday from fit. John, N. 8., was be se t in the ice for three days on the grand bank, and lost her martingale, spritsail-yard, &c. The flat Bramwell, laden with coals, capsized and sunk in the river this afternoon, from a collision with the schooner Hebe, Purkiss, which was removing from the Canning into the. Nelson Dock. The Caspian , from Mobile, has not arrived, as reported. Arabian (new s.s.), from Glasgow at this port, in 16 hours from Greenock. She is intended for the Mediterranean trade. Valeria,,Wright, from Para for this port, at Falmouth, leaky, and will be obliged to discharge. FRIDAY, MARCH 7.—Wind S.S.E., ugnt. iflarriagr.s, iiirtos, anb SAlLED. — Conqueror, Boutell e ; New England, Manson; Boadicea, Leavitt; and Arctic, Zeraga, New York—John Gar row, Hamilton, a n d St. George, Hutchinson, New Orleans— Abeona, Young, Honduras—Annie Worrall, Foster, Valparaiso . —Amphitrite, Graeve, Ostend—Naomi, Simpson, and Jallaho, Tillard, Madeira—Theklu Smidt, Rorden, Laguayra—Presto, Gruzillier, liayti—Tom Roberts, James, Galatz—Eliz. Thomp son, NPCulloch, Corfu—Waltron, Ministers, Ceastine—Alfred Hortense, Patel, Bordeaux—Prudenter, Hansen, Rotterdam— Cordelia, Campbell, Newfoundland and Demerara—Harbin ger, Alexander, Naples—lmprevista, Volenca, and Maria He lena, Setubal, Lisbon—Sir Harry Smith, Hawes, Boston—Har riet, Alan, Newfoundland and Brazil—Esther, Jones, Rio Grande—Simpsons, Flavin, Palermo—Annette, Holman, for Oporto—Pilot, Eatam, Zante—Napun Belle, Abbott, and Nile (s.s.), Rodger, Alexandria, E.—Mar.lia, Cable, Villa Nova— G regorius, Tornanevick, Trieste—Occasion, Meleart, for Rio Nantz. MARRIED. On the 20th ultimo, at Manchester, Mr. 11. SMYTH, in the employ of Messrs. Jeffery, hforrish, and Co., to Miss ISA. BELLA SANDERSON, Circulating Library, St. Anne-street. On the 24th ultimo. at the Parish Church, Lancaster, Mr. RICHARD BUCHANAN, stationer, of this town, to Miss M. A. J. MOORE, of Lancaster. _ _ On the 27tli ultimo, at Cheltenham, by the Rev. T. Cart. Wright, rector of Preston Bazot t Captain PHILIP B. BICK NELL, of her Majesty's 73d RegimeLt, eldest son of George Bicknell, Esq., of Klima, to ELIZA ELLIS, youngest daughter of WILLIAM CARTWRIGHT, Esq., of Fair-view, in this town. Same day, at Woolton Church, by the Rev. Mr. Slinger, uncle of the bride, CHARLES ELIAS, eldest son of the late JOSEPH ASHTON, Esq., of Woolton-hall, to MARY CARO LINE, youngest daughter of the late WM. SHAND, Esq. Same day, at Holywell Church, by the Rev.•H. L. Davies. Mr. G EORG E WOODALL, of 13iikenbead, to Miss PRISCI LLA HUGHES, late of the Grange, Cheshire, and sixth daughter of Mrs. Hughes, postmistress, Holywell. On the 28th ultimo, at St. Anne's Church, Aigburth, by the Rev. G. Sandbach, HAROLD BA RKWORTH, Esq., of Bever ley, to JULIA TRAILL, youngest daughter of SAMUEL SANDBACH, Esq., of Woodlands. Same day, at St. Mark's Church, Armagh, Mr. JOHN KIDD, of Mill-street, Toxtethimrk, to MARY JANE, third daughter of the late ABRAHAM WALKER, Esq., of county Armagh. On ;he 2d instant, at St. Mark's Church, Mr. CHAS. MOR TENSEN to Miss MARGARET ADAMSON. On the 3d instant, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. DONALD CAMPBELL to Miss E. H. SANDERSON. Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr.VNI. SOUTHERN to Miss MARY ANN CARR. Same day, at fluyton Church, the Rev. J. J. HAMILTON, late of Manchester, to Miss ELLEN LOUISA AINSCOW, of Everton. Same day, at Bootle, by the Rev. J. Crump, Mr. WILLIAM LOWCOC6, butcher, Great Crosby, eldest son of Mr. William _ • • . • daughter of Mr. JOHN ROUGHLEY. postinaster, Same day, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Mr. JOSEPH DEGGE to Miss CATHERINE BEVANS. QUEEN TOWN, March 2.—The Leven Lass, from Nfanfredo nia, had her bowsprit carried away to-day by the Britannia, from Dublin, running foul of her. FA LmouTii, March 2. — totally lost on the Shoals The Ellen Dyson, from Bahia. was off Cape St. Roque crew saved. and landed at Pernambuco 20th Jan. - """ STRANGFORD, March I.—A hogshead ofbrandy, marked "J F Martell, Cognac," on the end, and " C 13 and Co." nodar_ halbert ; also a small boat, thirteen feet Jung and five and a half feet broad, clinker-built, named "Maria Lowther, of WEDNESDAY, MARCH s.—Wind N.N.W., moderate ARRlVED.—Parkfiehl, from Callao—Helena, Sutherland; Houghton, Doane; Ocean Star, %% illiams ; Themis, Leighton and Janws Nesmith, Watts, New Orleans—Sisters, Knowles, Constantinople —Argo, and Johns, Croft, Alexandria—Cathe- . • • •••• aaaa.— Tine, Cappin, Marseilles—Joseph, ArCurry, and Deo Gloria, St. Übes—Union, Dentiuyts, and Joseph, Ostend—Kitty, Cords s, Findlater, Charleston—Albert Gallatin, Belano, New York—Bodium Castle, Dikter, S a l on ica—Harriet, I.yvert, Alalta—Beraza, Campbell, Laguna—Republic. Marshall, and Salem, Gibson, Mobile—Charlotte, Elli s , R o u en —bl arney (s.), O'Reilly, and ` Jeannette, Half6vey, Rotterdam—Set:militia. Pernambnco—Norway, Hughes, Alexandria—llavid ' ainon: M'Lay, and Joseph Badger, Sko!field, New Orleans—Contente —and Jane and Thomas, with wrecked cond.. 'ornelia, Robertson. for New York—Arcturus, —Chimera, Shearer, Syra—Teresa, Reese, Barney, Barbadoes• Bolivar. Edging Catharina, Oblsen, hence at Helvoet Good Intent, Remington, hence at Cadiz. his por February George Canning, May, from Poole for this port at Falmouth, leaky. Erinerdale. Moore, from Leith for Adelaide, off Ripley, Moore, from Saris, off Dartmouth. to deti Rebow, Vincent, aid Sir T. Mounsell, Manger, hence at St. Michael's. (s.s.), Walker, from Alexandria at Malta, and left ymouth Pirate (s.s.), Ritchie, hence at for Constantino• le. Stay of Bruns%lick. Scamp, sailed from Ilfracombe for this port 3rd instant, with iron rails from the wreck of the Aryl's.— alta, and left 21st February Vivid, Neville, lian Newport, for Gs with loss of foremast. latz, at Queenstown, Louise, Soderblom, and Annals, Michapoli, from Odessa; Palo, Govignen, from Galatz ; Wansliapen, Ukland. from Alex andria; H annonie, Sandguist, from Trepani ; Teresimo, from Barletta, all at Falmouth. Argentina, Morton, from Bahia; Eustace, Mowatt; Argen tina, Gedovich ; Marietta, Banoviell ; Nina. Lavanga ; land, Stenfers ; and Princess Royal, Ba)field, froth Odessa; Georgia, Coponizza, from Verna; Argent'. Jackson_ from an. latz; Heinrich, from Hiraila; Allisop, Robson ; Atlantic, Leo nard ; and Lord Brougham, Lonsdale, irom Constantinople; Fortune, Goda; Carinda, Hobbs; Niobe, Bravey ; Agitator, M`Gill, and Hosten, Neilson , from Alexandria; Tritone, from rrom campon; Emily, Anderson, from Trieste; "Sleframmand lia , rervup," and Agenoria, Twitchet, from Ancona: Fanny, SchatTen, from Venice; Anna, from Malta; Eupltemia, Paxton, from Naples; Gem, Codd from Terranova = • , from L eghorn, at ueenstown: DENIA.—The Grant, anni sailed from Calcutta for Q Penang and Liverpool 10th January. _ MADRAS, 25th Jan.—The Flora Kerr, Leighton, from the Clyde to Calcutta, was spoken 3rd Jan., in lat. 4 N., lun. 59 E, by the Poictiers, arrived here, and reported that she lual been in contact 24th December, with the Carnatic, Nelson, from Calcutta to Mauritius, by which her starboard bow was stove in, foremast, he‘cl and bowsprit sprung, &c., and that the Car natic staid by her for four days. CALcorrA, 24th Jan.—The American ship Charifs Cooper, - - . Curtis, hence io London, is aground on a mud bank, five miles below this city, but expected off this evening, without damage, after being lightened. GENOA, 26th Feb The Rattler(s.s.), arrived here from Li- making i►ater Elizabeth lientley, from St. John, N.B. for Mobile, put back to the former port, 14th Feb., crew refusing to do duty. PORT Louts, 28th Feb.—Several casks, containing wine and brandy, marked 8.H.0. C.li., have been picked up at sea, and li , »ded here. ~►:w IORK, 15th Feb.—Several buckets, painted flesh colour, and marked Geo. and Richard, were picked up, in October, off River Plata, by the lanthe, arrived at Puna arm_ wu [Limns!' twigs, mind to this port, were on the Little Bahamas, previous to 4th Jan., but got off with slight damage. 22d Feb —The British Unique Alersey, wrecked at the entrance of San Francisco, in December, has been sold, togeth,r with her cargo, for 1200 dollars. 25th Feb —Large quantities of spars and barrels, and part of a rudder, were passed, 29th Jan., in lat. 47. lon, ..11 I.v the t. .. ea nere tram Ham burg. 26th Feb.—The schooner Albert, from Cm nwallis, N.S. to St. John. N.H., was lost, 23d Dec., at Young's Cove, N.S. Crew drowned. A large number of bales of cotton mere fallen .•• -.. A, g'y I.IIC Antal-um, arrived here. CIiARLEnTON, 21st Feb.—The Minerva, Mark, from Mon tego Bay. fin• Glasgow, sprung a leak, in a gale, 10th instant, and, in making for the nearest port, ran ashore, in a thick fog, near Stone Rivers month, but !rot tiff and ia ARRIVED MONDAY, MARCH 10. John and Lucy, and Ellenlie, from New Orleans ui,;. n. 'erseverance Pomona, ...... vgiy, ,oslanu nople—Rito. 13i11;oa—Margaret. N antes—Gluck ant, Rio Janeiro —lsabela, Bayonne—Maria, Havre—Greenock, and Caspian Mobile—Mary Car son , New ()Heaths—Fairy, Alexandria. , SAILED.—Lydia, for New York. Princess Victoria, hence at Alaranham, after touching the ground going in. VI•lo, from Pernambuco, at Waterford. Spirit. Pinches, from Rio Janeiro, at Falmouth, with loss of topsail yard. Sanser, Hope, from Pernambuco—Thomas Blyth, Davi,' . . .... ..•i - , Mauritius—Massa, Odessa—lris, Harris, lbrai ., l—Three dsou, Bro thers, Punch, Alexandria—San Parte, Pereiro, and Creole, Rants, from Malta, at Queenstown. CAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 14.—'11.- "-- -- verpool, came in collision with a large vessel, name unknown, and lost foretop. mast, &c. Tryphena, Wearing, hence at Panama. Ripley, Thompson, sailed from Panama 24th Jan., and Alice Brown, 29th Jan., both for Callao; and Secret. and Governor, 29th Jan.. both for Valparaiso. . . inenterine the 13a Atlot h , Werner. hence at St. Thomas. Middleton, Millican, and Swan, 31'Queen, hence at Jamaica. Charlotte, hrlittyre, sailed from Jamaica for New Orleans 13th Nov. Sarantes, 31‘Kay, and Iris, Onilaber, hence at Havana. Harrison Chilton. sailed (rein Pet natnbuco 2nd Feb. for the Channel; and Esther Ann, 3rd February, for Trieste. /Wary- Istnay, and Garvey Galbraith, hence at Vera C 7117, L; - ' ' Asia, Lister, lu•nce at Santa Alartha. Salopian, Harvey, sailed from Savanilla 23th Jan., and Pre curser, 31st Jan., both for this port. Frisk, from Buenos Ayres at Boston. Ann, Johnston, and Renown. lo.nep at •• ••, *aas..., a s. 01 al Annum . verpooi 23111 reDruary. under sails, her engine being out of I OFF HOLYHEAD, at 12, n00n, ... Ivanhoe, b arque, from M 6 order, crank pin loose, and one oldie guides broken, and some tanzas. A t 4 p.m., D er b y, barque, from Alexandria. portion of her cargo has b, en discharged, appal damaged. OFF THE PORT, at p.m., 1 brig an d 5 sc h ooners. MALTA, Feb. 25.—The Evangelistrio, Buscovino, from Spe zia to I'nglan ', put in here 14th February, with damage to her masts, &c., and leaky, and pumping up cargo VESSELS SPOKEN. Catherine, from Cadiz, for this port, 16th Feb., in lat. 41 N., lonx. 13 W—Neptune, from this p ort for Genoa, 11th F e b., in lat. 38 N., long. 11 %1--Maria, from Smyrna, for this port, sth Feb.,tiff Almeria- La w G e llb v. f or this nnri•. • . . THURSDAY, MARCH 6 AaarcEn.—Euphrates, .....a owicu is Hong Kong sth Nov.—Medomac, Mich, and Ticonderago, Boyd, New Orleans—Lady Wright, Wright, Sables—Caspiar, Mobilc Agry, Charleston—lnclustrie, Zellien, Ostend—Nia. gam, Smith, New York. SAlLED.—America, Mugica, for Manilla. -Wind N., fresh breeze. b„cry, SUS 1.115 pou t 13th Feb., in lat. 41 N., long. 10 W—X L, for this port, for Constantinople, 22d Feb., in lat. 45 N., long. 11 W—Swordfish, outward bound, 22d Feb., in let. 44 N., lona% 13 IV—Rosebud, from Palermo, for this port, 19th Feb., in let. 44 N., long. 11 W—C am b r i a, of this port, outward bound, 23d Feb., in let. 49 N., lone. 9 IV— Inconstant, from this port, for Bombay, ont four days, in lat. 50, long. 7 W—Nepaul, from this port, for Valparaiso, 24th Feb., in let. 49 N., long. 12 W—Jenny Lind, from this port, for Nanles. 12th Feb.. in bit 'As! Ty inn,. In The Blarney (s.s.), arrived here yesterday, from Rotterdam, was in contact with a barque on the 2nd instant, off Dover in a snow storm. whir), mntip n In rern din cr. in th. .• . split one of the plates, and broke four - stanchions, &c Ann, Johnstone, hence off Maranham 20th Jan. Bella Donna, Reeves, hence at Alexandria. Dusty Miller, Lewis, hence at Smyrna. Celerity, Champion, sailed from Cadiz for th 23rd ultimo. F- - '.once at Cett- port,llth Yen.. In lat. 40 N.. long.lo for Aleasina, 20th Feb., off Gibrait for Ancona, 9th Feb., off Cape St. i Feb., fifty pities S.E. of Cape Clear— this port, in lat. 39 N., long. 10 Mr— -• llllB V—Dream, from this port, r—Susnn, from this port, Dry—Princess Royal, 24th ontent, Born Trieste, for :dith, from this Dort_ ....ugenie, hen,. _.e. Jenny, Mahe, hence at Bayonne. Themis, Chauvelon, hence at Nantes. William Edward, Mourn, and Jenny Lind, Eccleston, hence at Rio Janeiro. from this port, for g. 10 W—Faourite, ~.- o rn this part, for v Africa, —Ann and Jane, 25th Feb., z, , cotian, from Clyde, for Bos• awk, from Canton, for RiO Janeiro, Ist M.irch, in lat:sO N., loi outward bound, off Bardsey—Dru Z 1 March, in 10.51 N Forest State, Pollister, hence for Boston, at Queenstown. with loss of mainmast. .0 N., lotitt. Nova ff Tuskar—Moh Ist Marc Taymouth Castle, Miller; Heart of Oak, Crockett; Jessie Muir; Genevieve, Coupar ; and Thor, Edlund, hence at EAU Richmond, Grayson; Choice, Ogler; and 'Wilton Wood Russell_ hPnra st u„„...- A........ fro.in Stianglute, for Andon. 12t.11 Nov., in lat. 2 S., long. 107 E—Vanderpban, , from Stiag. hae, for London, 25th Nov., in Sunda Straits—Emily Wider, bound S.W., 27th Nov., in lat. 8 S., tong. 103 E., and 30th .. n. Dec., in lat. 33 S., long. 27 E—Nlooltan, , • utacazuzi ttres. Sarah, Dobbins, sailed fr y om Smyrna 11th Feb., and Milti ades, 19th. both for this port. Secundus, hence at Barcelona. Mary Taylor, Callender, for Aux Cayes, and John Bull, Hag mann, from Leghorn at Falmouth. Young Gipsey, hence for Newport, at Holyhead, with loss of foremasthead. Sofia. Belts, and Rosa Fanny, Posich, from Odessa ; South Durham, Purdy, from Constantinople; Atlas, Dunn, from '-^ • and lf • - i.IISI vec., in nu. isa a., long. L—Johanna, from Batavia, for An•sterdam, 2d Jan., in lat. 35 S., long. 22 w..... Equator, from Shanahan, for London, 2d Jan., in lat. 33 S long. 22 W., which reported the Clifton was in company on. 31st Dec—Mary Sommerville, from this port, for Calcutta, 20th Feb., in lat. - 44 N., long. 11 W—Nonpareil, f rom this port, 15th Feb., in lat. 48 N., long. 33 W—Leonidas, from New Orleans, for Havre, 26th Feb., in Int. 51, long. 11 W—Laur e l, from Savannah, for this port, 15th Feb., in lat. 38 N.. l ong 55 W —Fingal, ft mit this port, for Valparaiso, _22d Jan , in lat. 1 exandria ; entonia, Lange, frinn Jaffa, at Queenstoi,- Rto JANEIRO, Jan. 11.—The New Margaret. from Liverpool for China, winch put into this port dismasted, has nearly com pleted her repairs, and will leave in a few days. PERNAMBUCO, Jan. 29.—The Eliza Johnson, Donaldson, in attempting to cross the bar of Aricati, on the sth instant, with I ICO bags of cotton, struck and remained ashore for ten days. I On the 18th she made another attempt to cross, again struck, but was suisi.quent ly got off; and now.liekio the chmukel, in side the bar, with her back broken. 1 long. 25 V—Favourite. for Bombay, 25th Feb., fril . a . t7s : o 7.', long. 8 W—Rdwara O'Brien, 28th Feb., forty mil es S .W. of Tuskar—M Richard, from Cardiff, for Wilmington, 27th F e b ., in lat. 47 N., long. 17 W—Letitia Heyn, from this port, for New Orleans, 21th Feb., in lat. 48 N., long. 16 W Ilesperus, 4th March, in lat. 51 N., long. 8 W—Melody, from this port, for Havana, 21st Feb., in lat. 43 N., long. 14 W—Ann Porter. of this port, outward bound, 3d March, in Ist. 48 N, long. 11 w —Dyson, outward bound. 3d March. in lat. 48 N., long. 11 W Windsor, Chilton. from this port, for Valparaiso and Panama, 12th Feb., in lat. 37 N., long. 15 W., all well. On the 4th instant, at St. Catherine's Church, by the Rev. H. M'Neile, D.D., JOSEPH. son of JOSEPH BOUiIIPHREY, Esq., of Falkner-street, to JANE ANN, second daughter of the Rev.' WM. BURROWS, Dissenting Minister, Dudley. Same day, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. A. J. Tomlin, WM. JAM ES, eldest son of WM. LAMBERT. Eq., of Brent ford, Middlesex, to JANE ANN, eldest daughter of JoHN WRENN, Esq., of this town. Same day, at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. HENRY LAU RENCESON, of Wiston, near Prescot, to Mrs. ELLEN LAURENCESON, of the same township. Same day, at St. Mark's Church, Captain J. N. LAWSON, of the barque Sandwich, of Whitby. to ELIZA ANN, daughter of the late Mr. JOHN !WOKE, of Duke -street. Same day, at St. Mary's Catholic Chapel. Mr. H. BURKE to Miss WINIFRED GREEN, daughter of Mr. Michael Green, of Lord-street. same day, at St. George's Church, Everton, by the Rev. W. W. Embank, Mr. HENRY JAMES to Mrs. STUBBS. Same day, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Mr. JOSEPH RI M MER to :Miss MARY ANN BREW. On the sth instant, at the Independent Chapel, Liscard, by the Rev. Dr. Raffles, Mr. JOHN GEORGE, _comme!cial travesllns• 4, PT Tr, • its a V) 111, •.1 • • • Same day, at St. Th omas ' s Ch urc h , Toxteth- park, Mr. H. TYLER, master of the Crosby lizht ship, and late of Woolwich, Kent, to Miss JANE LLOYD, daughter of Mr. ROBERT LLOYD, Toxteth-park. . - On TIV3 6th instant, at Wallasey Church, by the Rev. iackett THOMAS WALTON, son of the Rev. THONI A --, ....... ./. I.la, x•cv. 1 J - 1‘... Ft, STEAD, to HANNAH SIBTHORP, e ld est daughter of HEN 1 RY POOLEY, Esq., of Liscard. • Yesterday, at St. Philip's Church. by the Rev. C. D. Burton . M.A. Mr. WILLIAM MADDOCK to M i ss MARY RAD , CLIFFE. Same day and place. Mr. JAMES PARK to Miss ELLEN HART. Same day, at St. Jude's Church, by the Rev. Thos. Sutton. M.A., Mr. THOMAS ROWLAND, of the Nag's Head Brewery. Wrexham, to ANN DOROTHY, third daughter of Mr. JAS, BARLOW, ironmaster, Giversylit, near Wrexham. BIRTHS. On the 17th January, at Kote Kangrn, Punjaub, the wife of T.' DOUGLAS FORSYTH, Esq., E.1.C.5., of a daughter. On the 25th ultimo. at Garswood house, St. Helens, the wife of H..G. BROMILOW; Esq., of a son. On the second instant, in Grafton-street, the wife of Mr. P. MITCHELL, late of the Royal Mail Stam.ship Cambria, of a daughter. On the 3d instant, at Mount-pleasant, Barnard Castle, the wife of Mr. THOMAS ROBSON. of oaugliter. Same day, at Kirkby Parsonage, Walton-on•the-Hill, the wife of the Rev. It. H. GRAY, of a son. Same day, ➢lrs. GEORGE HOLDEN, of Bedford-street South, of a son. On the 4th instant, Mrs. HENRY SHAW, street, of a son. _ _ Sanie day, in Brownlow-hill, the wife of Mr. JAS. KEARNS, provision -dealer, of a daughter. Same day, at Birkenhead, Mrs. MOTTRAM, of a son. On the sth instant, in Upper Parliament-street, the wife of BY. SORLEY, Esq., M.D., of a son. , . . _ On the ttth instant, at Priory Cottage, Mr LAWRENCE BUTLER, of a son. DIED Lately. at Hong Kong, aged 29. JAMES HENRY, son of JAMES 11 A ItV EY, Esq., of Dolgelly. Lately, at Paris, aged 67, M. ALEXANDRE MARTIN, for merly Minister of France in Mexico and Hanover. On the 19th January, at Gegu, in Egypt, of fever, on his return from his expedition to the junction of the Bine and White Nile, aged 48, ANDREW MELLY, Esq., of Hope-street, • ,, is town, and of the firm wßi es , •- and THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. SATURDAY, MAl:en B.—Wind S., moderate An It IV] Jones, from Barbadoes—Eliza Bain, Steel, Jamaica—Art Union, r t bbs, and Rebecca, Sawyer, New Or:eans— Maria, Itarrelsen, Arendahl. SA I LED.—Marion, Kissoch, for Port Adelaide—Duke of Lan caster, Ward, Calcutta—Vanadis, Petterson, Bahia—Alice, La nglois, Cuba— Xerczatio, Noale, Rio Grande—Eliza Bowen, M'Guire, Vera Cruz—Rectitude, Sim lie. Castine—Aberdeen, Isbister, Charleston—Arctic (s.), Luce; Hemisphere, Whittle sea; and C,nstantine, Bunting, New York—Soppliie, Libery, Virginia—Seiota, Skolfield, New Orleans—Gladiator, Alesech, :Halifax— Harmony, Davies, Genoa—Edward.and James_ mood, Oporto-16onns, Christopherson, Rotterdam—Jason, Scandarioz, Trieste—llesp:que, Perris, Viana. James, Holden, hence for Newcastle, at Grimsby, with loss Sarah Ataria, Alexander, hence at Genoa, Charles, Simons, hence at Ostend. Courier, Ve it, from Alexandria at Queenstown GENOA, Ist - Mlirch.—'l he Edina, Mearw•alter, from Liver pool, which arrived here 27th Feb. had repaired at Marseilles, having been a second time disinasted. SUNDAY, MARCH S.S.W., fresh, ARRIVED.—Baron of Renfrew, Luce, from Bombay—Athel stan, Hickman, Calcutta Sarah Horn, from Africa—Royal mson; Tri. ton ; Action, 'hub ; Rappahannock. Cushing; and Hunga rian, Chase, New Orleans—Lady of the Lake, Smith ; Martha J. Ward, Trott, and General Parkhill, APKown, Charleston— Laurel, Short, and Steriin, , , Henderson, Savannah—Pomona, St. John, N.B.—Gem, Hannah, Alexandria—Ohio, Sangster, Constantinople—Brigand (s.), Afetliterranean. Africa (s.), Lott, from New York at this port ; sailed 26th of Feb. Has about 210,000 dollars in specie on fright. Columbus, Goble, from Pernambuco at this port; sailed lith February. Western World, Moses; Antarctic, Ricker; J. A. Wester velt, Iloodless ; New World, Knight; Lady Franklin, Yeaton ; Alarmion, Freeman ; Constellation, Allen ; Columbus, M`Cer ran ; Isaac Webb, Cropper; Centurion. coombes; Silas ^ --- nman, Spencer; and Cornelia, French, all hence at New Balmoral; Peter Marcy; Sardinia, Pendleton; Clara Symes, Duncan; NV. 1). Sewall, Jack; and Thomas Fielden, Suther land, hence at New Orleans. Thrifty, Jertnyn. hence at CorunNa, with a crew to navigate the Florence, taken into that port, after being abandoned: on her voyage hence for Africa. Mein.—The Thrifty was reported to-have been spoken 23rd Feb., in lat. 47, long. 10, with a ship . crew will no doubt be that for the Florence. John, Mchinsou ; Glenburn. Sill/ID: Drew, hence at Charleston Thistle, tirace ; Argyle, Brockbank ; and Ocean Hero, Ilene at San Francisco. Cambria (s.), Shannon, hence and Queenstown, at New York Baltic (3.). Comstock, :tence at ditto. Victor, Clark, hence at Baltimore. James Browne, Child, hence at Philadelphia. Anna Rich, anti Saxony. Me.clier. hence at Tlnefnr. )iik.e. Alitcliell:and Jan; Portland, P.wer, hence at Apallchicola Crisp, hence at Savannah Adrian, liupart, hence at Algiers. Star of the West, Kay, sailed from Palermo for this port 15th February. Februsat y Osman (s.), sailed from Leghorn for Marseilles, Gibraltar Baricnitt, Co:lms. from Pernambuco—Eblana, Bedey, from St. Dorningo—Elphiostone, Donituras—Crescent, Nicker,on. troth John, N.8.-- Iris, Ha rris. from Ibrail— Ranger, Gibson ; Jupiter. I ick ; and Deux ' , nitres, fro n A lex mot, m— Fill) ny, Schaffer, Venice—Alfred, Richmond, Naples— and Creole, Painis, limn Malta—all at Que e n s t own . Charlotte, from Nlobile for the Clyde. at Belfast Lough. Norma, 'Fopp, from Cape Haytien, off Falmouth. Tarifa, front Oporto at Kingstown, in a sinking state, having struck on the Kish Bank. es, from Neat his port, at Milford vi 11J t, ,(S. :li . .ttomh. Mrs. Melly and , her three children had arrived 's at Asouan, whence return to England icy would Mr. Melly proceed to A!e - xaaciria, - Wril V took a Id,h o.nilillua VII 'Change; and, besides his position as one of our leading trier chants, he was noted for being one of the first entomologists of the day. Mr Helens 7 21st ultimo, aged 22, MARY, younzest daughter of DANIEL SOUTHERN, grocer, Church-street, St. the 23d ultimo, aged eight rears, GEnRGIANA, 'ter of Mr. THOMAS COWEN, shipbuilder, St. James's- On the 24th ultimo, at Iteaumaris, aged 53, Captain ►IUGH JONES. The deceased bad been in the employ of Slessrs. Shand. •f this town, in the West India trade, for twenty-four years. On the 25th ultimo, at Alcester, aged 89, Miss NANCY FRANKLIN. The deceased kept a preparatory boarding and day school in her native town for three quarters of a century, having begun as a teacher at the age of fourteen, and continued her labours until the day Previous to her dpntt. I 4,, SILIU that she had her coffin made thirteen years ago, and about five weeks since she sent to the undertaker to give him orders for her fnneral. Same day, aged 47, Mr. HENRY ROBERTS, of Wolsten holme-square Same day, at Holyhead, from , superintending. the blasting of a rock, aged 39, Captain G. R. HUTCHINSON, R.E. lie the accident only six ,Same day, in Warwick•street, Toxteth-park, after a lingering illness, :wed 62, SARAH, relict of the late Mr. WILLIAM CHAM HERS, formerly of Hull. On the 27th ultimo, in George-road, West Derby, aged 40, JANE, wife of Mr. JAMES - Isle of Man ate 61 Douglas, Same (lay, at her residence, Bedford-street, SARAH, the be loved wife of Mr. ROBERT LANGLEY. On the Ist instant, in Mount-street, aged 48, Mr. CHARLES 'WOOD, late of Leek, Staffordshiee. Same (lay, at Walton, aged 6 years and 5 months, THOMAS WRIGHT, eldest son of Mr. T. IL WADE. Same day, MARY JANE, infant daughter of Mr. RICHAID TIPPErIS, of Faikner•street. Same day, in Priory-street, Birkenhead, aged 50, MAR GARET, wife of JOIIN CAMPBELL, watchmaker, South Castle street. On the 2ti instant, LUCY HINDS, infant daughter o VINCENT CHALONER, of G - - Same day. HENRY W( reet,Toxiethipcik Same day, at Egretnont, aged 76, JAMES GUIBALL, Es late of her Majesty's Customs at this port. JOHN LLOYD, shipwrigl !oyd, Tale of the Corporatioti Smith SC'hoil On the 3(.1 instant, at Lambert, Surrey, aged 42, MARY, wife of Mr. ROBERT DAVIES, and eldest daughter of Mr. Z. Ash ton, of this town. Same day, at Brighton, CHARLES STANHOPE, Earl of Harrington, county Northampton ; Viscount Petersham, county Surrey; and Baron Harrington, county North am pt on, in the peerage of Great Britain. He was born Sth April, 1780, and was, consequently, close on the attainment of his 71st year. In September, 1820, he succeeded to the earldom on the death of his father, arid on the 7th April, 1831, he married Miss Maria Foote, the celebrated actress, by whom lie leaves issue an only daughter, Lady Jane St. Maur Blanche Stanhope, his only son, Viscount Petersham, having died at the early age of live years. The late earl was the intimate friend of George IV. when Prince Regent, and was a lord of the bedchamber to that sovereign, also to his late Majesty William IV. By the den“ of his lordship, the earldom am/ family estates Tr; Eleri; 0111.1 re uevolve un nis next surviving Colonel Leicester F. C. Stanhope, C.B. Same day, FREDERICA, third daughter of the late Rev. HY lIANMER, of treat Mersey-street, Kirkdale. Same day, Mr. RICHD. THOMAS, formerly of Rochdale. Same day, in Kent-street, Mr. JOHN SCOTT, for many years •akouse and land this OWE NS, relict of Mr. Owen brother, the Icon Owens, phinilier Same day, aged 64, Admiral C. CAMPBELL. The deceased had been connected with the service for upwards of fifty-four years, and was a captain in 1812. The admiral was one of the Same•day, - at the residence of her brother-in-law, in Edge hill, fterL a protracted illness, aged 76, ELIZABETH, re ct of the late Mr. GEORGE TAYLOR. solicitor, St. Helena. Same day, aged 90, Mr. GEORGE COATHUPE, of Little Neston, Cheshire. On the 4th instant, aged 57, Mr. WM. WOODS, cooper, eld est son of the late Mr. James Woods, of Cabbage-hall, Walton breck. Same da daughter of Mr. THOMAS JONES, tailor, &c., Great Homer-street. On the sth instant, in Hunter-street, Mr. JOHN CRANAGE, chronometer maker. Same day, aged 66, ELLEN, widow of the late Mr. JOHN WHEWELL, brush manufacturer, Blackburn, and mother of Mr. John Wherell, of Ranelagh-place. Same day, SARAH, wife of Mr. JOHN SWINERTON, turner, ged 2 years and 6 months, STAMFORD, fourth r. JOHN BEYNON, of Ranelagli-street. Same day, WILLIAM, infant son of the late JOHN ARK WRIGHT, Esq., Preston. Same day, at Rope-hill, near Lymington, Hants, MARY, wife of J. M. GA RTSHORIi, Esq., of Gartsliore, Dumbarton shire, and_ youngest daughter of Lieut.-General Sir tinw....,1 &tine day, after a prolonged illness, aged about 40, J. DEVI Esq., M.P.tor Thirsk. On the 6th instant, at Wakefield, in her 76th year, MAR GARET, widow of JOHN:PEMBERTON HEYWOOD, lisq. Same day, PATRICK AVNEIGHT, infant son of Mr. P. M. CA RSON of Windsor-terrace. Same day, aged 27, RACHEL, second daughter of the late JOHN CROFT, Ego., of Wellington•road. Snore day, aged 37, PENELOPE, wife of Mr. W. R. KIRK, of Staleybridge, and daughter of the late Captain Mather, of Kirkdale, and Old Quay-house, Neston. Same day, in London, aged 52, THOMAS REEVES, house. painter. The deceased, who took a deep interest in the anti- Papal Aggression measures, was with others listening to Lord John Russell's speech being read in the Turk's Hotel, Wind. mill-street, when he became much excited, and suddenly fell a lifeless corpse to the ground. _ Same day, at his residence, I ancaster, THOS. IN MAN, Esq. On the 7th instant. aged 83, ANN, relict of the late Mr. JOHN LEECH, of Wavertree. Same day. Mr. H. THOMAS, Bridge street. Birkenhead. Same day, ROBERT BItANDRETH, Esq., Bedford street South, Abeicromby square- On the Bth instant, at his residence, Berkley-street, Toxtetli park, in his 28th year, THOMAS WILLEY, of the firm of Finch and Willey, Windsor Foundry. Same day, aged 18, MARTHA, the beloved daugl.ter of Mr. ROBERT CLOUGH, ahief superintendent of detective de partment. _ - On the 9th instant, aged 6 - years, JAMES, son of Mr. JOHN BILIS fOW, watch: maker, Brown I ON GAIEITh .-TUEhDAY, MARCH 4. PA RTNERSI i IPS DISSOLVED. G. and W. Pearson, Liverpool, wine dealers—Stabler an LIVERPOOL Paton, Manchester, chandlers ‘Vhitehcad and Co., nluck- Sugar.—The di burn, machinists; so ar as regards .1. Whitehead are conifi imuLA ItATI ()NS OF DIVIDE NDS. without stay material change ni prices.- John Leigh, Liverpool, merchant—first div. of Sid. in the the week are 24 c ases b :ow n 11ahia at 1 pound. namboco ;,nil Paraiba at from 17s. 9,1. t at 2I- 4 in bond, 'A lihils. Porto biro at IVaiter Hall, Kingston, miller. t -Ds. per cat., doh; tatid.— BANKRUPTS. Ito sill, excepting , John and Henry Suker, Birkenhead, furniture dea'ers, March cl ared, and nothin- n.— 13. April 10, at il o'clock, at the Di s t r i c t C ourt of Bankruptcy. sales reported, the Zeman !fticial assignee, Air. iiird, Liverpool. Not w hing done in COCC Henry, Charles. Alanche,ter, flour deale r . I itice.--N John Bronsoril. Nottingham. butcher. o eu-es of (_ tin i li i Thomas Dennis, Lowestoft, t , utrolk, liodder. Edward Enonerton, Waremom, Buckinghamshire, inn keeper. Thomas Grit James Lone tiles 110 1).--)rex-c !elisive gale n bridge-ten ace, Lower road, IsYng :on, London. corn ilealor Rudo!ph Molkentin, M n ori es, London, shoe manufacturer, Jolty► Smith, Victoria-street, Islinulon, builder William Taylor, Deptford, shipwright. Henry Edwards 'l'he - I. --- .cre, London, India rub br-bath ninhufact Edwin [Mitt, Mickleton, c William NVieler, Crutched London, merchant NM EN James and David (1, Boyd, St. Marylebone, London !..i r extent, pint. hom:;s Moore Burt, Plym , amen and James Catchuu liropshir.!, victualler I, and expilrit ii Lambert, Al iil(Peton, tes Roberts, ItliT k ley, f PA LUNE!? SII and T. 11. Drelmer. ;ea klai: xou and J. Viley Blot ii awl 51. Pipe, maric DECLA RATION \V. Calvert. N. Calvert ster, mercy tits. and It. tha J. G. Thompson, Mancheste J; Mellor, Alanci , ester. habt John florrocks, Livervo( '''' I o'clork,:a the Liverl - Mr. Yi.tes, Liverpot iluah Buell:man Al:J(7110Ni William Arliol4l FraLcis NVillE upon-Hull, merchunts. Thomas Birch, !!rest. MEETINGS OF CRED 13. J an , 1 11enry Salirr (1 14. Thomas Nmell(amiii).... 7' II E C LI LIVER ISCHARGED in-pat 4 House Visitors House Surzei NORTH RN I-I( ADMITTE D : Accidents, 34 recommendation, 13 ; Total Relieved and at own reque,t, Irregular, 2 ; Died, 5. Reins Consulting Surgeon. J. ; J. [:va ns .... _ and Surgeon for the v Jones ; House Visitors, lisqrs. SOUTH ERN Diwcharged .rdaslier. :11U VI'S co:, I me, 5430 Nol i )r:t e ;it'd t ugh wt had ry dealer the sale Flour •ea,e. ;er ,s last wee k. 9tas steady in va tiparnigly, 1 bit to; whi -• . tch & .I,:tigiiBll, Beai;s, Scotch & Iris! Wheat, 70tt, (!anadhitl United Sta te Danzig, !nix 1.11:11i1C li, Bit iinat 8t Alariattopolt -- Russian, &e. hard..- 4 g Rye 4. (Ir., Baltic, *&:.e. 3 0 609 , ,6rindinu 3 0 Oats, 44 ...... Euroi t? yeti Flour, Canadian ...... sweetl2o b U.S. %Wen. Canal .. L.O F & Dn. &Canadian.. soar, Indian Corn, IN 48011). Atnerican Whit vail ; v IN-PATI Cured .. Re!ieved At own request Treasurer, Benjamin Plat anti G. Ilarrison, Esqrs.; iii I),ver; Physician and Surgeu n: d Dr. ; House , Stu LIVERPOOL INIIUSTR Obtained Situations T. D. Anderson, Esc, T. Postlethwaitt; and .1 ;con F. Barnett L RAGGED SCHOOLS Iveratre daily attendance. lirowiham, WEEKLY IMPORT OF CATTLE INTO LIVERPOOL Beasts, 1622 ; Sbeep, 136; figs, 3010; Lambs, 121 ; Horses TIDE TABLE MORN. EVENG. Ho HT. ! HOLY DA YS, ETC, March.l h. m. h. m. j ft. in. Tuesday....ll, 432 5 4 ; 12 ^.• Wednesday.l2 544 626 12 3 Gregory Thursday —ll 710 751 12 7 Friday ....14 829 9 3 14 1 Mond;v 17 11 24 Sunday in Lent 20 2 Full Moun,llll9in.l Ilarhrt~. MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, MARCH 8. There h..s been no material variation in the general aspect of the trade doting the week; the large arrival of Foreign Wheat, almost entirely of Mediterranean produce, at the ports of Cork and Falmouth, has been met with considerable steadiness In th. thgrrinffilmrnlrli,tr:me. AY. • • • 7 . 1 MT here has been as reported so often of late, dull in tM. extreme; but, except in good secondary and the lower qualities of both home-made and foreign Flour, we have not observed sty parti cular change, in prices. We do not alter our quotations for Wheat to-day. The qualities of Flour above referred to ate 6d to Is. per sack cheaper; but, with this exception, we do not vary the quotations of our last, and the general tone of the market is not worse than at the begincing of the week. PRESTON CORN M we have had a 2:00d supply of Oatmeal from Ireland, and of Oats from Wales during the week, with some little Wheat and Flour coastwise. The trade has not undergone any change since our last; the same inactive feeling having prevailed, without any further concession in prices being submitted to. I hore was a small quantity of English Wheat at our Corn Ex- change this morning ........ " ment of 6d. per windle upon superior samples, and other kinds supported late rates. Nu Irish offerit g. Foreign, httchanged. Hour, sam" as last week. Beans ; 6d. per windle dearer. Oats, in limited request, at our last quotations. Farmers' Oatmeal 6d. per load higher. Choice finalities of 'rich llc i t ICU ITT, but till other kinds a dull Etile, and the above c urrency nearly nominal. DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 7. Our market today was exceedingly du,l; we do not alter our quotations for "% heat or malting Barley; grinding Barley was 6d. to Is. lower, and a limited sale; Indian Corn unaltered. Wheat 2ls 0(1 to 23s 6d Oatmeal lOs Od to iss 9(1 Red do I9s 0(1.to 22s 0(1 I - Rapeseed ....185 Oct to 20s 0(1 Barley Its 6(1 to 14s Od Flour, second . 12s tat to 14s Od Here us Od to Os Od Indit.: - "-- Oats Bs 9d to lOs 3d 480 lbs Corn, 29s Od to 32s Od WISBECH CORN MARKET, MARCH 8. We have again a very small show of Wheat here to day. Farmers asked much higher prices ; however, Wheat was easy to sell at Is. per qr. more than last week. Beans rather dearer. Oats scarce, and wanted. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET, MARCH 8. The supplies of Grain from any quarter this week are quite trilling, which is partly owing to contrary winds. The quan tity of Wheat brought forward from the country this morning was to a moderate extent. and, the condition being much im proved by the tine weather, the whole met a ready sale, and 14V,113 iliermena es, : •1.. 3 ......pursect Ur early In thefine satnples at "rtithe - r' m oTe; the currency of this day se'nnight. here was also ore inquiry for south country and foreign Wheats; holders, how ever, were not anxious to accept present rates, consequently the sales were only limited • but at fully last Saturda , j's quota tions. Owing to short supplies, rather more money has been obtained for fine parcels of malting Barley; in grinding very little passing. Having a d• man d for seed, choice pareeis of Oats sold rather higher, but upon Scotch or feeding descrip tions no improvement in value can be noted. White Peas scarce, and fully as dear. Beans bell in retail at late prices. Flour the same. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, MARCH 5. Beasts, 1462; Sheep, 4347; Calves, 62. Best H eifer 54d.; middling ditto, 4id. to sd. ; large and Bullock lid.; Cow, 3id. to 4d. ; best blether. wrip•ht_ ditto ditto; Uavy ditt sd. to bad. Std. to 61. - ; Ewes, sd. to 'sud- DUBLIN CALE ET. ARCH 6. The market to-day was fairlyMAß atten K ded t o as to Cattle, but Sheep were scarcer than usual. The demand was good, and for prime meat a small advance. Beef, in sink, 40s. to 455.; very prime, 465. per cwt.: Mutton_ 5.41 • • .•••• `-`••• swatatllip lb. house Lambs 245. to 285. 0 and 30s. each. The veai Pig market was a large one, and prices 2s. to 3a. per cwt. upwards for heavy kinds, being bought by Waterford merchants for singing to supply the London market. Ordinary 325. to 335. ; heavy firs In 'Wu nrhA MANCHESTER STATE OF TRAM . - There bat' not been so much inquiry in the market this w anu tne amount of business done Itai been altogether less ex tensive. The advance of prices following the greater activity at the close of last week has generally Indisposed buyers—in the absence of any urgent necessity—to continue operations; in addition to which the tenor of the news from India was trot such as to encourage an extension or even a continuance of purchases for that quarter, whilst the home-trade b ex, eedingly dull, it being found that the country drape,_ still on hand a large quantity of the goods purchased by tlk for the winter trade. Prices are, on the whole, very 4'. louses are s have maintained, both for goods and y... advantage it is only in exceptional cases arrival this week from the United Stair accident which prevented the steamer rns, and if buye, 'there has been es, in consequet Atlantic prosecuting ner this should have • - ()Award voyage, and whose retu been. As the week he has occasioned spinne mere chary' i here being slightly eiisile7igsua;in 'nom extended business Was (lone Liverpool, and the market reacted here. On Tuesday, a t. in India yarns before the telegra, .... , uounceinent in ant. tion of the India Mail than b.sbeen the. case since. For t . Mediterranean, only a limitedinquiry has been experienced, as has also been the case for Germany, the Russian houses have been testing the market, whilst manufacturers have not been at all extensive buyers. Prices, which were firm on Alon day add Tuesday, still continue to but with few exceptions, and those in the lower counts, the market not being pressed by any stocks. t, l‘latel) 20. April d Robert Fervice Wilson !orge Henry K TORS FOR LIVERFOOI District court, Il 4 R 1 7' 1 NI .1 R EPORT I ). Met che 3, Rev. %V SPITAI 7.--Disetf AnGED: Cured, 'l7 ents,ls Attending* as in Rev Charles Inman and John Clint tioSPITAI Cured and Fmcred . 0 UT- ['ATI ENTS Under treatment 11 for he w r. G. C. Sharman !gyvt, and r and Naples; 12,4'29 r ian •, the hnpi.rls of 1 to 36598 barrels of States and 1293 sa The immense importations of foi Falmouth recently. and the lii,net.l ivithii) !I extreme tingly to consume each may bederir Bar!ey met A 7 e;; I. per qr.—The g Clover Do. 'En 0 6i Mick; 0 0 Wild I 0 0 Guam 3k Hares. 31 0 —32 a 21 0 el 8 . d. 8. d. 5 9 6 0 5 6 tpanul;e 5 8 11'91 . ish.. 5 8 1 1 Vb 3 S.— 4 •0 •• 0 0-0 trtig• 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 o 0 0 0 21 6 —23 0 0 0 0 0 0 N.Orl 18 0 —l9 6 cr --•-- 0 0 0 rn. spf. 0 — 32 0 I;en ov • 0 0 10. continuance of fine of the farmers to '8 Very little 111editerraneai French e Egypi reign Grain into Cork and nuing to move spa dive buyers to-day T. ratea, and Malt receded European Beans ing buyers, and stained former prices. rate demand for Irelak MARKET. MARCH 7 ietantly paying the ber sale, 200 boxes IARKRT 7 Grapes,Enz.v I. ti. $. (1 t o A So 0 • 11 • 0 1111 1. I 0 - 4 41-0 0 .... 0 0-6 0 !act' 00-0 ft 1 8 - A Ili 0 6 - # # s,io- e: 0 0 —0, , poragus,:f WO 4 o—4 ' I weie hild at piA Egyptia► were offered even in limited retail par( Yellowindian Corn,upo declined 6d. to Is. per or fully supported its previot LIVERPOOL PRO A very extensive asuo IAMICII nuyei advanced prices. Early in tile reel; St. Louis Bacon, was male at snx_ tn of Is. per cwt. Over parcel week t week w two or western in dock, which will There he r on t o he market three next We quote Lard Cd. to ls. lower, with sales to the extent is ; the arrivals from A lots iron' t'hc con been so active till to buy. LIVERPOOL CA ITLE MARKET, YESTERDAY Prime first-class Heifers Second-class I lei fers Prime first-class Oxen Old Cows and half-fed 0. Prime U'ethers Second quality Old Ewes Lambs SINKING I'IIR OFFAL 4?d. to a. 44d. „ per It tad. „ 4til. „ 4 d f, 7_ A. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MA RR WI AfARCH a ', old, 201 b .. o 40 0 Pi Potatoes, r Pit! 0 0 Kemps ...... Nanielwarzel 0 0— 0 Straw, Wheat 0 41— 0 Oat 0 4f — Barley PRICES OF PROF' $. 4 . 6. ii Lam b t fgre:er.. 8 mod-q,. 6 6 Pork u 5 Cod Fish Turbot . :cocks 1, per (1c flutter .. 1 Salt Ditto Potatoes, vPeck 0 8 ii;hl;ii Peachea, each 0 0— u 0 C Filberts 1 0— 0 0 A uupw s. Od. to • WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, Li A Rept 7 r We have an exiremely small supply of Wheat and Birreii; and a poor show of good fresh qualities. M Went take inat slat. cient wheat for their immediate requirement's rally the last prices. Fine malting Batley is quil t as t i ter, tufariol 11U C neglected. Oats and Sbeiliag ratbef higher. Bakke nod 0 1'1k 1 1 e h e er i: s ticle* as Mat stated. xria u t•ts MARKET, NIA nc 0 .111olases are di ff icult ivhirli the market is or lime 41. per ciAt. for iow to good middling" mark, t is fl and veptt d: the .—Sunie ex• )Ns at pre the dettiium 3 pay prey 2133 625.2 ARCH 4 ns, and rely few s 1 55@ 5 s 58— 6 0 5 0 5 6 BUITI3EI Old! ! New 7otch,ok