The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-24 00:00:00

hie 34,1851. • RAMSHAY AND THE GUARDIAN SOCIETY. the vq, sego e ase of Mr. Ramshay, judge of the County Court, tt,er,rned before the Earl of Carlisle on Tuesday. ta',,witnesses were examined by Mr. Whateley rela tiaioe°d"tr• Rarnshay's conduct in the court, who co.co -188 of the manner in which they had been publicly t r l e r s t d bY him, li e • tianiel Evans said he was a solicitor in Liverpool. 4ttotlaced the retur n of cases entered and disposed of e Liverpool County Court in 1849 and 1850. He kurtteceived them from Mr. Statham, the clerk of the • var, s er a lord ,_,Zeant Whateley then handed the documents to g ale v, 4I P, and said it would be seen that during the 1849 Lowndes was judge, from April to December, 4lltel'4 l ",oluribe r of cases entered were 7,952. In Mr. , 4' time, from May to December, 1850, the nucn trease e ft a f t lses entered were 5 256, which showed a de- Itiob - ,,`,. 2,6 70. The court ' would also find that the ,i n ,, c asea tried in Mr. Lownde6's time, between ,thityrßril Lreeernber in 1849, were 5,337 ; and Mr. Ram -1"4281„Te, in the co ' rres onding months of 1850, were .74i he total number p of causes entered in 1849 were u to r , B a nd in 1850, 7,624. It would be seen by those RL lat the causes had seriously diminished since ar was appointed. would Whateley proceeded to explain that the 49, end uld appear to have been dated from April, .in .I tre k tr am May in 1850. The cause of that dis -ItheY.,was that no plaints were heard in April, 1850, ' te a% 4 41 1„gethip of the court bad become vacant by the k kr, er• Lowndes. irtaoti. t va rta was then cross-examined relative to the e t " 9 a7itl gent UP against Mr. Ramshay, and stated that tlaty C l an Society did not send any reporters to the b ait, ,oUrt, r7, l3 tiery , " a wes Reay, the secretary of the Guardian nlar, Wines e xamine I relative to the case of Mr. James tarit e i w no had signed the memorial, and afterwards r.e tirold I t l o have his name withdrawn from he o n (Mr.l ne 4 , ty) 1 , tit the statements were not true, which u 411 denied• This closed the case for the prosec • tt'atollo,4;u4ed`d.,o,fence. Mr. Sergeant Wilkins called Dr. 10 l ated ii. uts on, of Guy's Hospital, who said he had "".r. Ramshay yesterday, and was of opinion able taeatal f aculties - we - re . not impaired, and that he "'e to d ril Ischarge the duties of his office. Mr. Ram hr. ,fol;ltit t p! Itenredt every question most acutely, and appeared t . Ir m aarl 40 11 G raham, of Brampton, in Cumberland, said to oi nk" tided Mr. Ramshay during his illness up liii til attb . T• He had seen him since, and s w s a e s a of ktatot, l a ;e bad quite recovered, and now possessed k r , war, r„,,allities. He was of opinion that Pa k t. sestr`ute capable of fulfilling the duties of judge. et t r ee lrih g ..! a nt Whateley thought the witness was I,4'4l4lCTed in stating that Mr. Ramshay was capable 1 0 ,3 t. S e e Idle duties of judge. ' 4 14 Mot Wilkins then proceeded to address his 6e ße rfol °tl behalf of his client. His speech was b a en very a 1 0 ,,r0 t Zle, and lasted upwards of four hours, w h f "llausted that he was compelled to ask his t • ge in or-ala adjournment of the case. Pell,,was resumed on Wednesday, the Earl of t b i ttig . ii i ! k ar t : 1 ; 11 11 f , assisted by Mr. Evans, the assessor. Wilkins resumed his powerful and ,arry,ll..vp for the defence, lauding . the . talents of Mr. le haligh t tad stating that the Guardian Society was illegal, 4 1/„, 411 (40 e Pat down. The only offence attributed t St "td ear the learned sergeant) is that be is . appoin appointed q /41 What has the society done in support i tell ant vas " They have not brought forward one hf qtly, Al l the attorney, or one person of high respecta- O k a e lh aY say is that he has occasionally made use h t t hit ixoPressions which were not very pleasing to the_m e . tr til tt ed h o r , d shiP so act as to inflict ruin on him ? H L etiZYth at ',,,, Let him come among them again, and he air I hem - Ramshay would add honour to the station )4, 1 11;r 1 ,* He concluded by remarking that he trusted alp 'l,•Tyrf l 'cold not yield to public clamour. I,' oe' •-r,barri t ite r Sty b,. er, then called Mr. Sergeant Murphy, i 4t QC. Mr. Henderson, the recorder of ett ",ala " I to Mr. Addison, of the Northern Circuit, all tagoke in the highest terms of Mr. Ramshay's ht t ier e dge and capacity to fill the office of j . udge. 441qt:ea/It Wilki ns called Mr. James, four times de fe S he4 l the County Court, and Mr. Walker,. judge k l•i °t ke eld County Court, who gave similar evidence, t;:a to r statin • • language was frequently -R t ward s „ g that irritating , 10 1 416 'Be judge, and the latter that it required k 1 , 11 - , h „ .to keep order County Court. . ojltipller Donald, Liverpool, surgeon, said be at- f therthl h4aLtoahay in June and July, for a deficiency "ad gone to the extent of dropsy . in the suffered, in consequence, great e Neer, i ll "? to attend the court. He' (Mr. Ramshay,) or tio,4 l eaed tasted, attendid that he was doing duty the tanat t llat en He had seen the actice of . the Doan seen the duct of the public a n ost trying. 1,14 hy e Z lista otlY told Mr. Ramshay that he was risking N -r eetr e r°B 4 i diot at the lin. He would not abide by et Td r when witness gave up his attendance on . _ 140 em Re:c.isrton, solicitor, spoke of the general courtesy e reto. -- " a y , and said that the reports in the Journal :er e drailwere not faithful, though he could not say N e 'er B m ,, ° „ l 2ett they were not howev . er, , telt r ' e d words to the judge which he did not tied ra Ne,t-at mres,-4ilward Hughes, attorney of Liverpool, thYr el V ta - t Z ra allay wasin impartial judge, and that don e le.ials in the papers were not fa . ithtut. _ I t ealia . :„ rTo "ttley', 3 o t Ptc of the Passage . Court, Liverpool, tti t 4r..Ge' o 7; e at st fit' a the northern circuit, thought Mr. 8 a judge of a county court.. Sre al , liff Of th e cl ,e, attorney at Liverpool for 15 years, NI f „Tr, a said when parties came ,7 1 14,:rua r i i ,„ unitay wit out evidence, his conduct has courteous, and atte . ntive. If they still t edly' W ithout a chance of obtaining a verdict, after !rid t ,„_ta thecatitioning them, he would advise respectfully. Itrl t ,,'ea, I wale acting highly improper in respect to their IV c would reprimand them. In that court .i a 4.8 det ermination, and must use very plain an "h,mit k tulY believes that when a reprimand was Stitotin'?"alated. The cases of a man named Moss t l i ta h le d 1, a very careless manner, and he was not r i ,ro k hlra e d le were reprimanded. Witness has seen a i ii ii d l t t: : %, ls ,l 4 ii t : e Y r. c fe e n .i4 court • his conduct was very disa impro'perly with the duties of the i g ! l litn i u r d Occasion to bring his conduct before the a ll tito t aed ~„I la wa that the business of the court was i?),lze q . r ani? he attributes to the difference in the thin 4, 0 '4 ee `t ro °,oy the late Mr. Lowndes and Mr. Barn- Lt d i , al°, Plaint against Mr. Lowndes was, that he c l tll e ,dt y and too bad a lawyer. The next cause was, tollaroraaaee"e collectors had in proving their . accounts a tiat r eqai r Nt -ep t i rn n o 4 - 0 ed by Mr. Ramshay. Their manner 188,00 t eh lt ,ad of irritated Mr. Ramshay, which led Vole /l et m at , "e Collectors by the judge. He . thought th - te c ould give a judgment superior to the l tk ict O t reP arts et " by Mr. Ramshay. Was . satisfied are f the proceedings were not fair. Has w r ote B, Porter on one occasion who ought to have . ti h , l l) ° , t e t e W k i !eo he looked up and paid no attention. 1 q"°,y0 1 ,", 1 , 01 on a piece o f paper, and observed, Ole you not report what is for as well as against I,'Poo-us remarked to him, "This is really not -gere- that the re orter sad, Well, I will do ko wa s 0 „, P ish qe s a „ .. ~y another occasion when he had to t N k t ' 1y of thr' e t r eporter. Mr. Ramshay. on every at, st e l e ugh the business of every court. t, ill the said h e . never intimated that any delay tilty lone ,business of the court. illt4tyithtlliisty'rirt_t,he small cases he could get through tit,, l ll j taio e , 4 " Ndoel l , c tai a h.;. r uember of the northern circuit, slated 'l , l 4 lki r te tr, I'l4', r. Ramshay was fully competent t t t i l t 4 1 , 1 d t oll' a lt ra ta t lea, and that he was an honourable, I) Ot t ee n . , ''lt t l l l`,,ttar t F. closed the proceedings of the day, when oda;riurther adjourned. erte' ' 13. • Whateley replied to the observations 1 01 , op e t ey k k lp l i tt , e l eap lianas, who defended Mr. Ramshay k't L llt Vool ze 'tied gentleman commenced, Mr. John 44 4 , r hittsaster, stated that he had visited the cour Ai„ ° fC and Itbeliele if as to the capacity and conduct of Mr. tbetresult was, that, in his opinion, the qt i t roglllropoilliir:eanferred a benefit upon the town by Nlttie,l4l4l.Ytati,heu clted, the Earl of Carlisle stating 041, 48 co r - We some time to come to a decision; but sited tn e ,t i e, he would take care that it was fully t h ioit h Partie s ;101,7 I:C,.`; Ot e i 1i, 41 ' . SeEN TE. ..._ --- 4----- -- 'here was a very curious Okite,,_. Alton (L incolnshire) town-council on Sa -104:ie:to I,;Tita‘g a meetin g on the previous Thursday, 1 4 %, go leas ‘aland, in reference to Mr. Councillor er ' ttiajl'd 6 absent, said, " I'd much rather answer 1) 44 4 it - e t ti l lo ei:j e Ze his face than behind his back." n d koN h. ts,,l2an declined either to retract or a 40 4 ' 4 . , s tili e l u tl) i n - v,u _IVI e r. Pricke r with having personally thletetoli ticitZ).:4l'; oParieviCas 4 : o n Herald . , of which he is editor. 1,,t 1 b, of 1 111 4 , 14 er rose and said--" I insist that Al. more right to l introduc f e r th to e rtie. i llt I Na l ' i l ,'' here than I should have to re e l i ki - ld i ; he st.4Luch take lace in his office. (Hear.) Alt) lik ell Y taltlife differencPe in the respective positions lett tlt seelit pj and Alderman Staniland in this town. thittt4tttre ;')tatmetonth3 a member of this hall ; but I kit h i t di a aiiiiatid, .ied—and not with a closed eye— Ol De r t eg e ," s constant panderings for popu_la e ri a ty . ; p l k i th, h int e ,ttit ofmtlof political honour and private tit kt), 1110'1, ktdrcbition ; his servility to those higher his a ttempted domination over . his tl it 4 ';glo'i l ig , - ,',. 8 ; his utter disregard of the ties of ttOti: t o l. ' g eat - , - ,ar as Party could be his steppingstone hn t . , he I !';die e - ' 4 ; his readiness to attack and insult, t oi." " r e '0 defend " (Mr. rose to A tt 111 1 : c ‘ , ally t . . I, I I , eil ever did,' in '. his Stevenson- opinion . .)—Mr. rttil t ' Ai d toed Your 0 i • andoh ,et e riou , P mon, Mr. Stevenson, St is asked, b to' th It 'aii s t g" th give it. (Hear, hear.) such an g NH t 4 Itll le , A whi ,aniland that the motive for such a lids t lec, e 4 e- he it Passed upon me. lam t th t h o llg 14 444 r an it be that a provincial education, Avo,goe it 41....stricted o pportunities of associa ipg o . k r :44'1.1 hav e 2rue character, with men of educatio _ it% it ti it ) 'lrtti healade hip., : —-" ignorant of the real value c!! t liNfihto 4'4411,114d I have only to say, sir, that if t:t th l ttio °o k ed i Persists in his refusal to retract his lielticl th e ho thtttlalet:sult, I will brand him as a coward — ti" t)h 3 the mountebank ra tlltytiliiit cu t rtivo e nirage of the kii i to ,I r Ith• 4 Pu r ', alld will filch a character, though he I,2ttltrtte l eh pre es -and that I will take the first op ill:thrtstttlit: i s ;cents itself after this meeting person tt t lit e l ' tli• ' .- --4 4111 t in a manner which he cannot toS hi o t stud I% Pricker, at rand rmination of the ItZil !Itis t,_t he jp,,..tr• taniland, again asked him thlk OpliZ hed Zended to retract the ungentlemanly i%';‘,4l -, ,t„q-,. 14 then ad. use of towards him ?—Mr. Sta litikll4‘nilaild egative, whereupon Mr. Fricker ta t b th lt %alb,: and a Beene of uproar and confusion 4 t idi _w e u ti nts were separated as speedily as 144 farttrltnnd Mr. Staniland intends to " Qutrage committed upon him. fliarrtages, Zirtio, anti /Nabs. MARRIED. On the 13th instant, at St. Silas's Church, by the Rev. W. H. Duck, !Ir. WM. OXLEY, millwright, to Miss CAROLINE MULLIGAN. _ _ Same day, at St. Nicholas's Roman Catholic Chapel, and afterwards at Trinity Church, Mr. J. HARRIS, printer, to ELIZABETH, youngest daughter of Mr. JOHN SARRNIT, blockmaker. On the 16th instant, in this town, by the Rev. Dr. M`Neile, Mr. ROBERT CATCHESIDE, of Newcastle-on-Tyne, to LOUISA MARY, eldest daughter of the late Capt. GOWDY, R.N. _ . Same day, at St. Mary's Church, Walton-on-the-Hill, by the Rev. Mr. 1 lornby, Mr. GEORGE JONES, watchmaker, of this town, to ANNE, second daughter of the late Mr. WILLIAM M`CAMISKY, farmer, Downpatrick. Same day, at St. George's Church, Isle of Man, by the Rev. E. Forbes, Mr. JOHN EDWARDS, of this town, to BETSY, only daughter of the late Mr. J. NELSON, of Douglas. Same day, at St Philip's Church, Mr. WM. KIRBY, carter, to Miss MARIA HOLDEN. _ _ _ ...... ..... Same day,. at . the Parish Church, Prescot, by the Rev. N. Walker, curate, Mr. JOHN PEARSON HINDLE, of this town, to JANE, eldest daughter of Mr. JAMES JAQUES, ironmonger, Prescot. _ On the 17th knstant, at Sefton Church, by the Rev. J. Ritson, JOSEPH J. RITSON, Esq., attorney-at-law, youngest son of the late John Ritson, of Maryport, Cumberland, to HELEN, second daughter of the late WM. NEALE CLAY, Esq., of this town. _ _ Same day, at Woodchurch, by the Rev. W. Cockcroft, Mr. HENRY BULLEY to FRANCES MARY NEWMAN, eldest daughter of Mrs. ARTHUR RAWSON, of Grove-villa, Oxton. Same day, at Northop Church, by the Rev. R. W. Eyton, Mr. ROBERT WILLIAMS, son of Mr. Williams, of Mynu chloy, near Northop, to SARAH, eldest daughter of Mrs. FOULKES, of Northop. Same day, at the Abbey Church, Shrewsbury, ROBERT EVANS, Esq., solicitor, of this town, to FRANCES SARAH ANNE, second daughter of THOMAS JENNINGS, Esq., of the Abbey, Foregate, Shrewsbury. Same day, JOHN, son of Mr. JOSEPH BROMLEY, painter, of Bute-street, Everton, to MARGAEET TENSON, of Mill lane, Everton. Same day, at St. Martin's Church, Birmingham, by the Rev. J. Barnes, M.A., incumbent of Onecote,and rural dean of Leek, WM. CHALLINOR, Esq., of Pickwood, near Leek, to MARY ELIZABETH, third daughter of THOMAS PEMBERTON, Esq., of Warstone. On the 18th instant, at St. John's Church, by the Rev. J. H. Stafford, MA., Mr. RICHARD LEWIS to Miss ANNE SALMON. Same day, at Philip's Church, by the Rev. C. H. Burton, M.A., Mr. EO. HUMPHREYS to Miss ANN JANE GILES. Same day, at St. John's Church, Mr. JOHN IRVING to Miss ELIZABETH ASKEW. SitireKY,;tArClincrai,Bute, by the Rev. J. Monteith, of Ascog, ROBERT A. MUNN. Esq., of this town, to JANET 8., eldest daughter of JOHN MILLER, Esq., of this town. • On the 19th instant, at Great George-street Chapel, by the Rev. T. Raffles, D.D., LL.D., Mr. GEORGE COCKBURN, merchant, of this town, to MARY ELIZABETH, eldest daughterof JOHN SCOTT, Esq., of Gloucester. Same day, at St. Michael's Church, MATTHEW, son of the late Captain MATTHEW JACKSON, of Workington, to MARY, eldest daughter of the late JAMES WAUGH, grocer, of the same place. Same day, at Pembroke-place Chapel, by the Rev. H. S. Brown, Mr. WM. JOHNSON, chemitt, Birkenhead, to MARY, third daughter of GEORGE MILLARD, Esq., of Everton. Same day. at Childwall, by the Rev. Rector Campbell, Mr. ANDREW RUSHTON to Miss M'FARLINE, of Speke. Same day, at the Parish Church, Eccles, by the Rev. W. Carpenter, D.D., EDWARD, son of CHARLES CALLOW, Esq., of the Crescent, Salford, and late of Douglas, Isle of Man, to LOUISA, eldest daughter of WM. TOWNEND, Esq., of Seedley-mount, Pendleton, near Manchester. Same day, at the Parish Church, Ormskirk, Mr. RICHARD BROMLEY to JANE, eldest daughter of Mr. GEORGE WIGNALL, both of Ormskirk. _ _ _ Same day, at St. Michael's Church, Toxteth-park, by the Rev. Owen Jones Humphreys, JOHN ANDERSON, Esq., of Belfast, to JANE, third daughter of the late WM. JONES, Esq., of Brook-house, Chester. Same day, at Aberdeen, Mr. WM. H. HAWKINS, com mander of the ship John Taylor, of this nort, son of the late Lieut. George Hawkins, R.N., to AI ARGARET, eldest daughter of Mr. JOHN DINNISON, shipowner, Aberdeen. On the 20th instant, at St. John's Church, by the Rev. W. Wolseley, 8.A., Mr. DAVID SMITH to Miss ISABELLA M`LACHLAN. _ On the 21st instant, at St. Peter's Church, Derby, by the Rev. J. Spencer, A.M., the Rev. WM. CLAYTON GREENE, A.M., of this town, to ELLEN, daughter of ALLEN MASON, E sq. On the 22d instant, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. ANDREW KINSLEY to Miss ELIZABETH LEMON. Same day, at St. Andrew's Chur"h, Renshaw-street, by the Rev. T. C. Cowan, incumbent, Mr. JAMES MUIR, of War riigton, to Miss CLARA BROADBRIDGE, of this town. This being the first marriage solemnised in this church, the parties were presented by the minister with a handsome copy of the Holy Scriptures. Yesterday, at St. David's Church, by the Rev. W. Hughes, Mr. J. TIREBUCK to Miss M. EDWARDS, both of this town. Same day, at St. John's Church, by the Rev. W. M. Falloon, M.A., Mr. ROBERT ALLISON to Miss JANET CALLIE. BIRTHS. On the 11th March, off Cape Horn, the wife of Captain GEO. FORREST, of the ship Lord Ashburton, of a daughter. On the 14th instant, in Fir-grove, West Derby, Mrs. WIL• LIAMS, of a daughter. On the 15th instant, at Whitefield Cottage, Kirkdale, the wife of the Rev. R. WILSON, of a son. game day, the wife of Mr. H. BUNBURY, tea•dealer, Great Howard•street, of a son. _ ........_ Same day, at the Castle-gate, Beaumaris, the wife of RICHD. WILLIAMS, in the employ of Sir R. Bulkeley, Bart., of two girls and a boy. On the 16th instant, Mrs. JAMES IRVINE, of a son. Same day, at Codsall, Staffordshire, the wife of the Rev. A. TROWER, of twin daughters. On the 18th instant, at Manchester, the wife of JONATHAN TONG. Esq., of a daughter. On the 21st instant, the lady of MAURICE MOCATTA, Esq., River View, Seacombe, of a son. On the 22nd instant, at Birkenhead, Mrs. N. J. ANDERS SON, of a son. DIED On the 12th March, aged 34, Mr. WILLIAM WALKER, son in-law of Mr. T. Vernon, Upper Stanhope-street, and chief officer of the ship Artistic. Deceased was washed overboard, off the Falkland Islands, on his homeward passage from Val paraiso. _ - - ` On the 16th April, at Simon's Bay, Cape of Good Hope, WALTER CLATWORTHY, Esq., R.N.. aged 55, purser of H. M. S. Castor. and late of H. M. S. Redwing, of this port, after a severe illness from dysentery and the sudden and afflicting tidings of his wife's death, much regretted by a large circle of friends. On the 23d April, at San Francisco, aged 25, ELIZABETH CARLISLE, from Ireland ; aged 40, Capt. PRESTON BREN TON, England; aged 22, WM. WATSON, Shetland Islands; and, aged 25, JAMES LISNEY, Ireland. On the Bth instant, at Mossley, near Manchester, in her 36th year, Mrs. ELIZABETH MORGAN, wine and spirit dealer, Tithebarn-street. On the 12th instant, aged 47, Mr. SAML. CLARKSON. Same day, at the Moor-end, Mellor, Derbyshire, aged 88, Mr. JAMES TURNER, sexton of the church at that place. The deceased held the situation 60 years 6 weeks and 2 days, and upwards of 10 years ago caused a jubilee to be held at the Church Inn in commemoration of his having been sexton fifty years. On the 13th instant, at Tottenham, aged 88, THOMAS WRIGHT HILL, Esq., father of the Recorder of Birmingham, and also of Rowland Hill, Esq., author of the penny postage system. _ 'Same day, aged 48, Mr. SAMUEL HOLMES, biscuit-baker St. Anne-street. On the 14th instant, at Comford-wharf Cottage, Derbyshire in his 66th year, Mr. T. BESTWICK, sen., father of Mr. Best. wick, Messrs. Gilbert Brothers, Lime-street. Same day, in Seacombe-street, Everton, aged 29, HARRIET'', wife of Mr. JAMES HASKAYNE. Same day, at Lightburne-house, BALDWIN, second son of WM. GALE, Esq., of Bardsey-hall, in this county. Same day, at Gosfield-hall, Essex, aged 73, E. G. BARNARD, Esq., M.P. for Greenwich, for which borough he was first elected in 1832. Same day, aged 64, JOSEPH PERCIVAL Esq., of Warming ham Mills, Cheshire. On the 15th instant, aged 62, WM. HAWES, Esq., for upwards of forty years an officer of the House of Commons. Same day, aged 3 years, FRANCES, daughter of Mr. WM. BIRKETT, of Essex-street. Same day, at Seacombe, aged 4 months, WILLIAM DAVID DRUMMOND, son of Mr. WILLIAM HUGHES, second master of No. 7 Pilot-boat. On the 16th instant, at Knowsley-hall, aged 23, RICHARD, son of Mr. ltD. ELLESON, of Knowsley. Same day, aged 39, Mr. JAMES HARTLEY, law-writer ; Wolfe-street. Same day, CHARLES HENRY, youngest son of JAMES and BELINDA DOYLE, of Duke-street. On the 17th instant, at New Brighton, aged 54, JANE, relict of the late WM. CROFT, Esq., of Berbice. Same day, after a long illness, aged 29, JUDITH, wife of Mr. CHARLES STEWART, of Falkner-street. Same day, in Russell-street, Birkenhead, aged 65, ELIZA BETH, relict of the late D. ALEXANDER, Esq., of Hudders field. Same day, in Catherine-street, in his 62d year, Mr. ROBERT DIXON, formerly of North Shields. On the 18th instant, in Upper Stanhope-street, aged 35, JANE, wife of Mr. THOMAS QUAILE, tailor, formerly of Ballaugh, Isle of Man. Same day, in Mona-street, aged 52, Mr. JOHN COOPER, provision -dealer, late of Larch-hill, county Down. Same day, at his residence, Toxteth-park, aged 60, Mr. FRANCIS CRO'FTY, bootmaker. Same day, in London, aged 68, Sir DAVID SCOTT, Bart., K.H. The deceased baronet represented Yarmouth for some years in the House of Commons. _ Same day, after a short illness, aged 69, Sir CHARLES BAN NERMAN, Bart., of Elsick, N.B. The deceased was the eighth baronet of the family, which is of considerable anti quity, being descended from the hereditary banner-bearers of the Kings of Scotland in the 10th and 11th centuries. He is succeeded by his eldest son, Alexander Bannerman, born in 1823. On the 19th instant, in Everton -terrace, much regretted, Mr, EVAN CHRISTIAN HARRISON, Customs-agent. _ Same day, aged 22, ARTHUR GEORGE MAGEE, for eleven years a faithful servant in the establishment of Messrs. Will mer and Smith, of this town. Same day, at Kirkdale, aged 77, ELLEN, widow of the late Mr. PHILIP 13RANEGAN. On the 20th instant, aged 5 years, WALTER, youngest son of Mr. WILLIAM SMITH, of Beechwood-house, Aigburth. On the 21st instant. aged 41, Mrs. ELEANOR REBECCA STEWART, wife of Captain Stewart. Same day, at his residence, Mount-street, aged 29, JOHN RADBURNE, son of the late Mr. JOHN LEA, Warwick-street, Toxteth•park. On the 22d instant, at her residence, 68, Upper Stanhope street, aged 51 years, MARIANNE, the beloved wife of Mr. JOHN CLEMENTSON. MR. COLLES'S MAGICAL ILLUSIONS.—Were we to write a volume in praise of Mr. Colles's various amusing novelties, it would not impress our readers more forcibly than the simple fact, that notwithstanding his visit to Liverpool has now reached to within one week of twelve months, his rooms still continue to be visited by the elite of the town and neighbourhood, many of whom are, by a trifling outlay, providing themselves with a fund of amusement for their families and friends for years to come. Those who have not yet visited him can have no conception of the entertainment to be derived. ORANGEISM.—On Sunday last, Trinity Sunday, the Orangemen of the Bradford district went in procession to the Parish Church. They started from Mr. W. Ingham's, Bowling Back Lane, where a large n um b er o f b ret h ren mustered on the occasion. The Rev. Dr. Burnet, vicar, and one of the Grand Chaplains of the Order, in full canonicals, and with his bible in his hand, attended by Brothers Auty and Burton, went a considerable distan ce up Leeds Road, for the purpose o f meeting and heading the procession to the Parish Church, on reaching which, the organ struck up the National Anthem. At the con.. elusion of the prayers Brother Dr. Burnet ascended the pulpit, and preached an excellent sermon from the 21st chapter of Isaiah, the 11th and 12th verses. NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.—His fate furnishes a remark. able instance of the instability of human greatness, and there is no doubt that his dislike to medicine remotely caused his early dissolution ; for, rather than take some simple remedy, he allowed disease to gain the ascendancy over his constitution, and death was the result. Thus it is that persons cannot be too watchful of their state of health, and being always provided with a safe and efficient medicine (such as Frampton's Pill of health), enjoy two of the greatest blessings of this world, health and long life. A LIVER COMPLAINT CURED BY HOLLOWAY'S PILLS, —Extract of a letter from John McLean Ferguson, Esq., dated Melbourne, Port Philip, May 9, 1849 :—" To Pro fessor Holloway,—Sir, I had been afflicted nearly two years with the liver complaint, accompanied with flying pains in my shoulders, dimness of sight, and difficulty of breathing. After expending upwards of £2O in medicines. without finding any relief, I was induced to try your Pills, and by their use, and strict attention to the prescribed regimen, lam effectually cured. Grateful for the same, I publish this statement in the hope that others, so afflicted, may have recourse to your invaluable medicine, and thereby derive similar benefit." THE' LIVERPOOL STANDARD. LONDON GAZET7'E.-TUESDAY, JUNE 17• PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. and J. C. Fernihough, Liverpool, tobacco manufacturers — S. Atherstone and D. Nichols, Manchester, lace joiners—J. Jones and A. Potts, Newton-in-Makerfield, ironfounders. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. June 13.—William Chas. Gazeley, Gloucester-road, Kentish town, London, builder. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Dixon, Bradford, Yorkshire, iron merchant. William Berry Edwards, Leeds. hosier. Samuel Williamson Isherwood, Hull, woollen draper. Thomas George PhiHipps, Newport, Monmouthshire, grocer Michael Common, North Shields, Northumberland, draper. Henry Mills, Lynn, Norfolk, glover. DIVIDENDS. July 9, E. Chadwick and \V. Simpson, Manchester, starch manufacturers—July 10, T. Tabberner, Birmingham, corn factor. CERTIFICATE GRANTED. June 13, W. G. Williams, Carnarvon, woollen draper (second class). SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. William Campbell and Co., Glasgow, contractors, John Mather, Gorlials, Glasgow, cattle dealer. FRIDAY, JUNE 20. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED J. Hewitt and Co., Liverpool, hosiers—Denham and Newton, Todmorden, builders—Miles, Schofield, and Nephew, Oldham, grocers—Corker and Underwood, Manchester, general dealers —G. Fletcher and Brothers, Prestwick-cum-Oldham, coal pro prietors—Llwvnenion Fire Brick Company, Wrexham. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. T. Dean, Seacombe, cliymist—first div. of 10s. 6d., June 25, or any subsequent Wednesday, at Mr. Turner's, Liverpool. NV. Eccles, Walton-le-Dale, cotton spinner —third div. of 6d., any Tuesday, at Mr. Mackenzie's, Manchester. J. Sharpies, sen., and J. Sharpies, jun., Blackburn, cotton spinners —final div. of Is. 2 5-32 d., any Tuesday, at Mr. Mac kenzie's, Manchester. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Catherine Lawes, Chippenham, innkeeper. -BANKRUPTS. John Bartlett, Upper Thazn es-street, London, wine merchant. John Hunt, Edzeware-road, London, draper. John Pescod Whitmore, Hackney, London, draper. John and George James Whitfield, Lamb's Conduit•street, London, cheesemongers. Thom . as Fitch, Chester-place, Kennington, London, commis sion agent. . . Chas. Collins, Wribbenhall, Worcestershire, and Alderman bury, London, carpet manufacturer. Thomas Mills, Painswick, Glocestershire, quarrymaster. William Wilson, Bristol, linen draper. DIVIDENDS. July 11, W. and T. Edmond, Liverpool, merchants—July 14, J., J., W. H., and C. Armitage, Almondbury, Yorksnire, wool len cloth manufacturers—July n, F. and C. Sandars, Derby, corn merchants. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL June. 23, Richard Briscoe (2d) District Court, 11 23, Hugh Jones (2d) Ditto, 11 26, William George Henry Taunton (2d) 26, Strickland and Brickwood (proof and div ) Ditto, 11 26, James Peter Oldfield (audit) 26, John and Henry Suker (audit) 26, Meek and Gill (audit) 27, Occleshead and Cummins (audit) Ditto, 11 27, James Peter Oldfietd (proof and div.) Ditto, 11 27, George and James Blake (proof and div ) Ditto, 11 27, John and Henry Suker (proof and div.) Ditto, 11 27, James and Thos. Horsfield (proof and div.) Ditto. 11 27, James Horsfield (audit) 27, Thomas Brighouse (audit) 27, Jobn Ridgway (audit) Ditto, 11 THE CHARITIES. LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT. DISCHARGED :—ln-patients cured, 21 ; relieved, and at own request, 7 ; made out-patients, 4 ; irregular, 1 ; dead, 4. A n ITTED: —ln-patients 40; out-patients, 8; casuals during the last week, 15.—Remaining in the house, 188. House Visitors, A. Thompson and J. Cropper,jun.,Esqrs. ; House Surgeon, Mr. F. D. Fletcher; House Apothecary, Mr. J. Newton ; Chaplain, Rev. W. Blundell; Treasurer, Alfred North, Esq. NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT. ADMITTED : Accidents, 45; Medical and Surgical Cases upon recommendation, 11 ; Total, 56.—DISCHARGED: Cured, 21 ; Relieved and at own request, 2; Attending as Out- Patients,32 ; Irregular, 3; Died, I.—Remaining in the Hospital, 90. Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Chaplain. Rev. 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. E. Jones ; House Visitors, R. H. Blundell and Jaques Myers, Esqs. SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL, INPATIENTS. OUT-FATIENTS Discharged cured 9 I Cured and relieved .. Relieved & made out-patients 2 Ent€red Dead Entered 12 , Under treatment 6B I Treasurer, B. Platt, Esq ; Visitors, Mr. Gilbert Harrison and Rev. J. Robberds ; Honorary Chaplain, Rev. G. Dover ; Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Cameron and Mr. Minshull ; House Surgeon, Mr. H. F. Barnett ; Assistant House Surgeon, Mr. R. Batty. ____ oo _,_______ LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOL% 68, SOHO-STREET. Boys on the Books BO Average daily attendance, Girls ditto Sick List Obtained Situations T. D. Anderson, Esq., Trea Hon. Secretary ; J. B. 0 E. Heath and T. D. Andi 'surer; Joseph Hubback, Esq. irriss, Superintendent; Visitors, Jerson, Esqrs. LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES Number of New Patients entered on the Books of the Dispensaries during the last week. North. South. Total 285.-145. 430 128.... 43....171 New cases relieved at the Institution. New cases visited at their own houses Vism;i4. 2 --North, Vauxhall-road: T. Bourne, F. Mill, W. F. Macgregor, and G. Lynch, Esqs.—South, Upper Par liament-street : Rev. C. Morrall ; Rev. C. H. Burton, E. Hum ble, and J. W. Williams, Esqrs. Scretary, Mr. D. H. Gibson. STATE OF TRADE, MANCHESTER.—The market is again better, and at the early part of the week buyers operated pretty freely, at a general advance in the prices of yarns of id. to id. per lb. over the current rates of the previous week. Towards the evening of Tuesday and the following day, the higher advance was gene rally held for and obtained, and for certain descriptions— medium 30's, mule in cop, for instance—a much more consi derable advance had to be paid. Both mule and water yarns of the lower numbers have been in demand, and now command about id. more than last week. There was a tendency to a still further advance until Thursday, when, in consequence of the diminished buoyancy of the Liverpool cotton market, par tially occasioned by the accounts received from America by the Baltic, more hesitation was shown by buyers to give the rates asked, and since then both manufacturers and the fo reign houses have been more restricted in their purchases, and the market closes for the week hardly so good as on Wednes day. The higher numbers of yarn have been less inquired for, and the same advance cannot be noted for these. Both manu facturers and the German and Greek houses have bought pretty freely during the week. For India, though there is some demand, it is not general. ROCHDALE.—We have had, as might be expected, a dull market after Whitsun-week. Fewer pieces have been offered for sale, and there has been a more limited number of buyers in the market. There is little or no change in the wool mar ket, and prices are firmly maintained, notwithstanding the new clip. MACCLESFIELD.—We have to report a similar state of things to that of our last, as regards the demand for manufactured goods; the general slackness now so long prevalent not having abated. LEF Ds.—A good demand has been experienced this week for woollen cloth, principally for the lower qualities—cloaking and heavy winter goods. Prices are steady, and the stocks are by no means heavy ; but the spring trade being over, there has been but little doing in the warehouses. June is usually a dull month, and the present is no exception to the general rule. BRADFORD.—WooI: There is 'nothing thii'week that indi cates anything to justify the high prices which continue to be paid in the country for wool, for at the seat of consumption there is the greatest caution evinced against buying anything except for actual use, and at prices below the current rates now demanded in the country.—Yarns : This, as well as last, has been a holiday week, and the employers have allowed full scope to the pleasure seekers, by generally stopping their works, it being the least loss, for the prices at which yarns are now selling offer no inducement except to protract the supplies to the greatest extent practically possible.—Pieces : Goods of all kinds suitable for dress purposes continue in fair request, but the prices are such as tend only to loss on the old-made stocks, and it is impossible to realise prime cost at the present prices of material and labour. HUDDERSFIELD.—We have had a flat market again this week, and less sales have been effected. The shipping houses are generally quiet, and have been so during the week. Goods for the home trade are not much in request. When the first half of the year gets turned, it is generally expected we shall have a pretty brisk season, at present being what is called " between the seasons." HALIFAX.—The trade in our Piece Hall was not very ani mated on Saturday; but there was a somewhat improved de mand in fancy goods, principally for the South American mar ket. We have no material change to report in yarn : there is a fair amount of business doing, but the prices are unremune rative. The transactions in wool are not extensive, and the quotations have undergone no alteration. NOTTINGHAM.—Lace : We cannot report any improvement in any department of the multitudinous articles under this head, except, perhaps, a little more demand for silk laces, for which we anticipate an improved business during the season, as they have become a necessary article of ornament to the dress of all ladies who desire to be in the fashion. All descrip tions of lace made of cotton are in very moderate request —a circumstance not at all unusual during the height of summer. —Hosiery : Our prospects of improvement are very gloomy. The principal part of our export orders for the summer are nearly completed, and there is not any increased sale in the home districts ; therefore it is feared there will he many work men thrown out of employment, in addition to those already suffering from want of work. There is very little doing in yarns, and no change in price. TIDE TABLE DAYS. 1 MORN. lEVENG.I HOHT.I HOLYDAYS,ETC Juue.l b. m. h. m. ft. in. Tuesday.... 24 720 751 11 5 Midsummer Day. Wednesday.2s; 821 847 12 5 Thursday ..26 912 934 13 5 Friday 27{ 956 10 17 jl4 10 Saturday ..28 10 38 10 59 16 1 Sunday 11 19 11 40 16 11 2d Sund. aft. Trinity Monday.... 30: 0 2 17 9 'btpping Jii:Plliceitct. TUESDAY, JUNE 17.—Wind N.W., fresh. ARRIVED.—Laconic, Miller, from New Orleans—Conqueror, Boutelle, and Andrew Foster, Williams, New York—Wyoming, Dunlevy, Philadelphia—Express,• Whitty, and Eolus, Driscoll, Charleston—Freia, Wallao, Wilmington—William Peile, Bell, and Mary Queen of Scots, Wilcox, Buenos Ayres—Enrico, and H yppolite, Alexandria—Aurora, Hughes, Sierra Leone—Janes, Moore, St. Domingo—K. Marie, Smyrna—Rattler (s.s.), Carter, and Peligrano, Naples, &c.—Warhler, Beirout—Susan, Syria— Rapid, Palermo—Sotera, Gartiez, Tarragona—Lusitano, Fe drigo, Alexandria—Clemente, Ostend—Pheenix, M`Knight, Antigua. SAlLED.—Lafayette (s.s.), Stoddard, for Philadelphia Baltic (s.), Comstock, from New-York at thiS port, at 11 30 p.m.; sailed 7th instant, at 12 noon. Has 8827,000 in specie on freight. Herculean, Holmes, hence for Boston, has put back, leaky Janet, Brown, hence at St. John, N.B. William, Krause, hence at Lisbon. Peamore, Holman. from Messina for this port, at Vigo. Arniza.le, Coelho, hence at Lisbon. Scotland_ Hawkins_ hence at Mobile 23rd June. William Fisher, Jones, hence at Madras 27th April. Anne Jane, Fawcett, (30th March,) and Lady Raffles, Marien burg, hence at Shanghai. . . Julia, Frost, froM Honduras; Diogenes, Korff, Salonica ; Tink, Rosendall, Jaffa; Marcello, hanirch, Barletta; Gustav von Hungarn, Stolato ; Orsolina, and Vesario, Naples; Peter Screuder, Ripon, Marseilles; and Virginia, Scarpati, Manfre donia, all at Queenstown. Gazelle, Paul, from Odessa; Edward, Gihlhen—Der Atte Agent, Schutz—Elise, Nieman—and Clara, Maack, Alexandria; Catevena, Consiglietta, and Nicholaas, Lugarn, Ibraila ; Dere Fratelli, Megina, and Halls, Hall, Palermo; Princess Royal, Bulley, and Eyangelistria, Macri, Galatz ; Donna, Finley, Malta; St. Philomena, Scotto, Barletta; and John Murray, Leghorn, all at Falmouth. CADIZ, June 6. The Repealer, Binney, of Ramsey, sailed hence sth instant, for Douglas and Liverpool, and put back this morning, making eight inches of water per hour, with loss of rudder and other damage, having been ashore near Rota. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18.—Wind S.W., moderate. ARRIVED.—Canada. Herbert, from Savannah—Peamore, Holman, Catania—Windsor, Pepper, Para—Marie Mattea, Suttore, Alexandria. SAILED —City of Glasgow (s.s.), Leitch, for Philadelphia— Excelsior, Crocker ; Universe, Bird ; and Hero, Griffiths, New York—Union, Wycherley, Guatemala—George, Strong, Narva —Nile (s.s.), Rodger. Messina—Orkney Lass, Dore, and Lady Mona, Perkins, Arica. Pacific (s.), hence at New York, 7th instant. Cora, Morris, hence at Portland. Roseanna, hence and the Cape of Good Hope at Freemantle, W.A. London, Moore, and Alice Jane, Miller, hence at Madeira. Ohio, Sangster, hence at Alexandria. Victoria, Owens, and Tom Roberts, James, hence at Galatz. Arabian (s.s.), Ewing, hence at Constantinople. Pilgwenlly, Lewis, hence and Syria at Salonica. Secundus, Attard, sailed from Malta for this port 7th instant. Arpia, Bertolotto, hence at Genoa. Jesus, Omar, sailed from Valencia for this port 7th instant. Livorno (s.s.), Paton, sailed from Genoa for Leghorn 10th instant. Commodore (s.), Little, hence at Havre. Maria Ygnacia. Arano, hence at Havana. Eliza Bowen, M'Guire, and Enterprise, Griffiths, hence at Vera Cruz. Mazeppa, Cullin, sailed from Bordeaux for this port 6th inst. Good Design, Brereton ; Gannymede, Simpson ; and Favour ite, Harris, hence at Helvoet. Elizabeth, Brodie; Zephyr, Graham; and Minerva, Hick man, hence, at Pillau. George, Gordon ; Defence, Kerr; and John, Crofts, hence at New York. Actaeon, High ; Laurel, Harrington ; and Saxon, Crosby, hence at New Orleans. Escape, Clay, from Alexandria at Malta, and sailed for this port 3d instant. Amalia, Janosis, sailed from Alexandria 24th May; Eliza beth, Patterson, 27th; and Napan Belle, Abbott, 30th, all for this port. Astrologer (s.s), Milburn, hence at Malta, and sailed for Constantinople. Several large logs of cedar wocd, apparently only a few days in the water, were passed 3d June, in lat. 46 N, long. 32 W, by the Lord Stanley. Liberte du Commerce, Berthona, from Paraiba; Maid of tha Mill, Rio Janeiro ' • Mountaineer, Fleming, Smyrna ; St. Pas quale, Basco, and Glorioso, Scotts. Girgenti ; Palmyra, Chied leigh, Barletta; Enterprise, Grandison, Volo; and Telemacho, Simonetta, Ibralia, all at Falmouth. Magnolia, Matta, from Manilla; East Anglian, Hutton, and Agnes, Brocomon, Trieste; Demetrius ; Cattarina, Schroder ; Clara Maria, Pakeki ; and Eckermunde, Swartz, Alexandria; Hoop, Naples; Robert Peel, Ellert, Volo; Rano. Farelten, from Galatz •, Gheamas, Gensopioe, Ibralia ; Maria Therese, Azo parde, Malta ; and Dawn, Storey, Varna, all at Queenstown. DUBLIN, JUNE 11.—The sloop Emma, Kearns, Liverpool, with a cargo of wheat, lay so badly in the river and made so much water, as not to float with the tide, which covered her decks and damaged her cargo. NEW YORK, JUNE 7.—The British brig Hellespont, Holmes, from Valparaiso to Liverpool, was spoken 25th March, in lat. 56 S, lon. 62 W, she having bad her decks swept of every move able in a violent gale. She was furnished with a compass by the Zephyr Sherman, arrived at New Bedford. THURSDAY, JUNE 19 : —Wind W.N.W.tmoderate, ARRIVED.—Rip Van Winkle, Baker, from New York—Lady Milton, Forbes, St. John, N.B.—Freeman, White, Jamaica— D'Arcy, Porto Rico—Cassandra, Boyes, Cephalonia—David, Scarfenortb, Dantzic—Commodore (s.), Stone, Havre—Amici tea, Heyn, Alexandria. SAlLED.—Adventure, Wylie, and Mary, Curling, for Africa —James Ray, Lang, St. Thomas—Lord Elgin, M`Lelland, De merara. John Retson, Tiffin, hence at A frica, Franzeska, Hamm, hence at Pillau. Dannebrog, Brock, , hence at Travemunde. Good Intent, Pennington, hence at Gibraltar. Prudence, Angel, hence at Palermo. Reunion, Gilbert, hence at Marseilles. Victory, from Bayonne, at Milford. Shamrock (s.), Thompson, hence at Havre. Midas, for this port, at Almwch ; was assisted in with loss of mast. W. H. Harbeck, Shinn, sailed from Whampoa for this port 12th April. Star, Murdoch, Railed from Palermo Ist June, and Jane Cumming, Tyrer, 4th. both for this port. Lancashire Witch, hence for Porto Rico, at Belfast. leaky, and will have to discharge, having been ashore on Blackwater Bank. Emilie, Rodriquez, from Callao; Gustave, Bjorkroth. Per nambuco ; Meranda, Pickenfrack, Rio Janeiro; and Perseve rania, Tare, Girgenti, all at Falmouth. The barque Mary, of London, grounded off Cape Lesueur. Shark's Bay. on the 26th March. The ship Surge signalised to her an offer of assistance on the 28th, but no answer was returned. Nais, Granby, from Alexandria, at Donegal, assisted in after being on Carrickford Rocks. She has lost forefoot and part of keel, and thrown a portion of her cargo overboard; she fills with the tide. The Monarch, Duff, which sailed from Shanghae for this port on the 14th March, in working out of the river came athwart hawse of the Mastiff (receiving ship), and was subsequently in contact off the entrance to Woosung anchorage with the Eucles, Sutherland, from Shanghae for Amoy, when the latter received considerable damage. _ _ DUBLIN, June 17.—The sloop Emma, Kearns, from Liver pool, with a cargo of wheat, lay so badly in the river, and made so much water, as not to float with the tide, which co vered her decks and damaged her cargo. FRIDAY, JUNE 20.—Wi nd N.W. ARRIVED.—Ava, Phibrook, from St. Stephen, N.B.—Tozo Pelosi, Trieste and Malta—Aristides, Hoff, and Karl Richard , Danzic—Liberty, Leith, and Corymbus, M‘Nabb, Konigsberg —Minalta, Newman, Hamburg—Johannes, Dunn, Iceland-:- Alcyon, Stockholm—Alise, Stettin—Tena Sodskende, Denmark —Wilhelmine Charlotte, Rostock—Adolphine. Cronstadt—La tura, Ganist, Nystadt—Nordscape, Brandt, Antwerp—Chaos, Dullon, Philadelphia—Challenger, Hudson, Alexandria—Kes trel, Wise, Lima. SAlLED.—Kilblain, M`Larne ; Clymene, Stubb ; Progress, Wild; and Tippoo Saib, Stewart, for Calcutta—Araminta, Hogg, Bombay—Manhattan, Peabody, and Devonshire, Strick land, New I ork—T. H. Perkins. Wylie, Philadelphia—United Kingdom, Cotter; William Pirrie, Agnew; York, M`Burnie ; Mariner, Walker; and Avon, Johnson, Quebec—Wellington, Williams, Pernambuco—Dazzler, Allen, Buena Ventura—Pre mier, Pile, Naples—Chimborazo, Wilson, Lima—Metalina, Premuda, Beirout, &c.—Charles, Simpson, Dordt, &c. Mary Atkinson, Coultwas, hence for Dordt, put back to Ho lyhead on the 19th instant. Nais, Granby, from Alexandria, at Donegal, assisted in after being on Carrickford Rocks. She had lost forefoot and part of keel, and thrown a portion of her cargo overboard: she fills with the tide. Witch, Waters, hence for Fernando Po, at Newport. Princess, Scott, from Caen for this port, at Swanage. Watchword, Smith, from Corfu, at Patras. William and Ann, Child, hence at Helvoet. Gannet (s.s.), Sullivan, hence at Brielle. Garland, Malcrow, hence at Sydney, N.S.W. Hector, Rolfe; James Gibson, Wright; and Hannah, Mac kay, all hence at Beirout. Dannebrog, Brock, hence at Travemunde. Arabian (s.s.), Ewing, cleared at Constantinople for this port sth instant. Globe, Whitmore, from Havana; Deptford, Swan, Odessa; and Gem, Seller, Rouen, all at Falmouth. _ _ _ Digby, Buchanan, froin Callao; Xanifa, Barbadoes ; Storm, Brooking, Beirout ; Favourite, Moorhead, Pernambuco; and Goddess, Galt, Buenos Ayres, all at Queenstown. SMYRNA, June 6.—The Melanira, Lobb, from Liverpool, is on shore near Gulbusthi, in the Gulf. The master has taken assistance for discharging part of her cargo. SATURDAY, JUNE 21.—Wind S., light, - C3 ARRlVED.—Elizabeth . Wood, Woodmas, from Barbadoes— Rosalie, M`Lean, Rio Janeiro—Magnolia, Mati, Alanilla and Cadiz—Woodside, Barstow, New Orleans—Condor, Bateman, Havre. SAILED.—Lord Dufferin, Clark, and Oregon, Williams, for Sydney, N.S.W.—Olive, Wilson, Alexandria, E.—Balmoral, Robertson, and John Wood, Archer, Bombay—Mary Ami Johnston, Johnston, and Robert RitAon, Johnson, Calcutta— Thomas Edward, Wemyss, Barbadoes—Taymouth Castle, Miller, Bahia—Martha, Sheddings, Lima—Salacia, Thew, Pa nama—Beatrice, Bower, Pernambuco—lrene, Downward, Rio Grande—Globe, Bell, and E. Grimmer, Bramwell, Valparaiso —Moses Wheeler, King, Boston—lsaac Newton, Charleston — Peter Marcy, Sampson, New Orleans—Africa (s.), Ryrie, and Naraganset, Edmonds, New York—W. Punton, Sharp, New foundland—Treffry, Jenkins, Amsterdam—Missie, Waterson, and Neva, Paris, Archangel—Agenoria, Howling, Beirout— Athalla, Gronger, Charente—Hebe, Purkiss, Groningen— Honfleurais, Havre—Janet, Bilstrup, and Meta, Johnson, Ice land—Eclipse, Gill. and Neptune. Jorgensen, Konigsberg—. Mothers, Lewis, Leghorn—Hector, Aubree, Malta—John Paley, Byrne, Nantes—Urania, Dubhelaar, and Leo, Stewart, Narva—Schan, Meyharhoff ; Mary Eleanor, Meyler, and Johns, Lyon, Riga—Blarney (s.), O'Reilly, and Niessena Beerta, Boer, Rott er d am —Levetzow Lee Kendorf, Guather ; Eliza beth, Robinson; and Hendrik, De Jonge, St. Petersburg— Lencothea, Baumann ' Stettin—Eigen, Jones, Syra—Julius, Snick, and Michele, Boschich, Trieste—Alfred, Richmond, Venice. Canada (s.), Harrison, from Boston at this port ; sailed 11th, and from Halifax 12th instant, at 10 p.m., arrived at 6 15 p.m. to-day, with 150,000 dollars in specie on freight. Rebecca, Sayer; Tempest, Patten ; and Sardinia, Pendleton, hence at New York. Concordia, Don, and Cronkbane, Monier, hence at Antigua. Mary Elizabeth, Koster, hence at Danzic. Walton, Stanton, hence at Punta Arenas. America (s.). hence at Boston 11th June. Sarah and Louisa, M'Lellan, and Helena, Kennedy, hence at New Orleans. Fairy, Haw, hence at Alexandria. Album, Gregory, hence at Baltimore: Bowling, Downes, sailed from Antigua for this port 22nd of May. Science, Clark, sailed from Smyrna for this port on the Bth June. Lima, Park, from Barbadoes at Queenstown. Elinor, Hughes, from Mauritius, off ditto. Argo, Nicholson, from Messina at Falmouth. Montreal, Curtis, from New Orleans for Gothenborg, at Charleston, leaky. Lydia M'Henry, from Londonderry at Philadelphia. oft t . k no sto n barque, ll w th ith ju painted ports, deeply laden, and with loss of foretopmast, supposed to be the Breadalbane, from this port, Ski RNA, 9th June.—The Arabian (0.5.), Ewing, from Con., atantinople, is on shore on Pelican Point, in the Gulf, and must discharge the greater part, if not the whole, of her cargo and coals into craft which have been sent to her. ANTIGUA, 30th May.—The ship Christian struck on Bird Island Reef, north side of this island, 27th instant, but got oft in half an hour, with rudder broken, and proceeded to St:Tho mas. NEW YORK. 10th June.-4 severe gale from N.E.. was expe rienced in the Gulf stream 31st May, with a heavy cross sea. SUNDAY, JUNE 22.—Wind N.W., light A RIII V Grace, —Jane Stanley, Lemon, from Maracaibo. , arnn ; Groningen, Stoelmm ; and Geitruida Fe. Amity, Nicllolls; Mary, Jenkins, and Orwell Lass, Main, all hence at Pillan. Norton, Matthews, hence at Callao, and sailed for Pisco. Ben Nevis, William Voil, •Wishart , Turner ; Wanderer, Renm Watt, Waugh ; Angl , Toppon ; Brit.sn's Pride, .. Dymond ; and. Mary, Johnston, hence at Quebec Governor, M'Lachlan ; Glanmire, Barnett Lovering, hence at Barbadoes. Integrity, Burke; Icarus; and Lady Lilford, Andromache, 'tan ; Lanarkshire, Gilpin ' - Robert lea, Bell; Branscombe, Ellis; Clath' Martin ; Gulnare, Field ; Empress and Alvtb, Zephyr, Currie. hence at Montrea' Mary, Frese, hence at St. Thomas. Luna, Newton, hence at Archangel. Edward Barnett, Otten, and Hero, Finlay, hence at Trio Triton, Schultz, hence at Danzic. Mary Jane, Jones, from Whitehaver s, Isle of Man, with foremast sprung s port, at DI .„ Laura,Nlessurier, sailed from Demerara for t 13th May. is port on the Horsbilrgh, Can-, from Pisco at Callao, and sailed for this port. Margaret Jackson, sailed from Trinidad 13th May, and As patria, 21st May, both for this port. Matthew King, Anderson, sailed from Barbadoes for this port 16th May. Prince Arthur, Jolly, sailed from Halifax tor this port 10th June. Freitay, cleared at Trieste 10th June, and Mentor, 12th of June, both for this port. _ _ . Winderer, Reeves, cleared at Palermo for this port on 4th June. Limena, Krebs, sailed from Mayaguez for Cork 18th May. Peruvian, Bruce; Callao; and Ivy Green, sailed from Callao Bth April—Alby, and Wallace, 12th April—Blakeley, and Jos. Yeoward, 15th Apri.—Tuscar, 23rd April—and Atlantic 24th of . , . April, all for England. Arcturus, Barney, from Barbadoes at Queenstown Azelo, Zergoola,Tiorn Constantinople at ditto. Little l'et, Wetherall, from Newfoundland, off ditto Victoria, Williamson, from Chincha at Callao, and sailed for England. Anemon, Walker, and Elizabeth, Charleston, hence at Callao A further quantity of 1,303 logs mahogany, and some cotton and logwood, have been saved from the wreck of the Hotspur, from St. Domingo, for Liverpool. The latter have been sold, and the former will be shipped to its original destination. 60 per cent. salvage has been awarded from that portion of the cargo brought direct from the ship, and 45 per cent. on that landed at Inagua. The mahogany is valued at 3d. per foot. The cargo of the Cato, from Liverpool, for New Orleans, has been sold for A'25,173, leaving, after deducting duty and sal vage, the nett proceeds of $8,615, which has been paid over to Captain Robinson. MONDAY, JUNE 23.—Wind N.W Altar;En.—Toronto, Ballentine, from Montreal—Valeria Geeard, Schiedam—Laura, Messurier, Demerara, _ SAILED.—Laura Snow, Thorndyke, for Alexandria—Oto mocto, Howes, New Orleans—Progress, Vanderheyde, Ostend. Schah Jehan, Johns, from London for Bombay, at Plymouth. Iron work of rudder damaged. Johannes, Gabrahn, from Alexandria at Queenstown. Anomina, hence at Havana. Charles Brownell, Splatt, from San Francisco, and Nereus, Boig, from Panama, at Valparaiso. Queen Pomare, Lindsay, hence at St. John, N.B. VESSELS SPOKEN Europa (s,) from this port for New York, 14th June, at 11 30 p.m. of the Maidens—Artistic, from Valparaiso for this port, 24th March, in lat. 26 S, lon. 36 W, short of water, decks swept, and first officer lost overboard—Albus, from this port for Bal timore, 31st May, in lat. 38 N, lon. 34 W—Gem, from this port for Malta, 12th June, in lat. 50 N, lon. 9 \Y—Warbler, from Jaffa for this port, 4th June—Mary Glover, from this port for Boston, 4th June, in lat. 46 N, lon. 2g NV—Susan, from Beirout for this port, 3d May, in lat. 37 N, lon. 8 NV—Cheetah, from this port for Labrador, sth June, in lat. 50 N, lon. 16 W Phantom, from this port for Constantinople, 17th May, off Zea —Roberts, from Trieste for this port. 9th June, off Kinsale— Cele:ity, from this port, 30th May, off Gibraltar—Victorine, of this port, 6th June, in lat. 50 N, lon. 9 W—William, from this port for California, Bth April, in lat. 23 N, lon. 126 W—William Inglis, from Mauritius for this port, oat 15 days, in lat. 29 S, lon. 43 E—lsabella, from this port for the Brazils, in lat. 37 N, lon. 21 W—Linda, from this port, 13th June—Chance, from this port for California, 11th June, off Cape St. Vincent—Tem pest, from this port for New York, 17th May, in lat. 46 N, lon. 40 W—Queen, from Lataki for this port, 21st May, in lat. 34 N, lon. 32 W—Fame, from this port for Santos, 18th May, in lat. 16 N, lon. 38 W—Salopian, from this port for Jamaica, 3d June, in lat. 28 N, lon. 35 W—Champion, from this port for Sincapore, 11th May, in lat. 3 N, lon. 23 W-11Iargaretha, from this port for Quebec, 10th June, in lat. 46 N, lon. 36 NV—Co lumbus, from this port for Quebec, 1 tth June, in lat. 47 N, lon. 17 W—President, from this port for America, 16th June, in lat. 49 N, lon, 9 W—Victory, from this port for Rio, 18th May, in lat. 6 N, lon. 26 W—Osprey, from Callao for this port, in lat. 45 S, lan. 41 W—Dorcas, from this port for Bombay, 12th May, in lat, 5 S, lon. 31 W. Vessels passed the Sound for Liverpool. June 7, Enigheten, ➢iarkland, from Wasa. 10, /Eolus, Dartelt, from Memel. lEarlittO. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, YESTERDAY There was a very full supply of both Beasts, Sheep, and Lambs at market this day, which caused rather a languid sale at our quotations. SINKING THE OFFAL. Prime first-class Heifers Second-class Heifers First-class Oxen Old Cows and half-fed Oxen 3id. „4 d. „ Prime Wether Sheep, Shorn sd. „ s&d. „ Second quality Ditto, Ditto Old Ewes, Ditto Lambs Beasts, 1796; Sheep and Lambs, 10,149. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, JUNE 21. s. d. a. d. I a. d. s. d. Hay. old, 20tb 0 6i® 0 *Potatoes,* 901 t). New Clover Ditto, Green Vetches 0 4 0 2 Blacks Straw, Wheat .. 0 si 0 6i Turnips, iso ton Oat 0 5 0 6 Carrots Barley ...... 0 0— 0 0 Manure 4 0— 5 0 MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, JUNE 21 The activity that we noticed in our last has continued until within the last day or two, and considerable business was done during the first four days of the present week at a further im provement. In the agricultural districts prices still show a tendency to advance, and prices from France anti the continent generally (but particularly the former) report a large enhance ment upon their late rates for Wheat and Flour. At our mar ket to-day, the general show of samples is exceedingly scanty, and without the activity of the early part of the week, each article meets a fair sale at an advance of 3d. per 'gas. on Wheat; Is. to 2s. per sack on Flour; Id. per bushel on Oats; Is. per load and quarter on Oatmeal and Beans; Barley, Peas, and Feeding Stuffs are scarce. PRESTON CORN MARKET, JUNE 21 The improvement noted last week has been followed by a steady demand to consumers, and upon each in the trade a further advance has been obtained. There was a poor show of English wheat at our Corn Exchange to-day, which the far mers held for extravagant rates, but these not being paid, it was ultimately cleared at 6d. to is. per windle over our last currency. Foreign was held for 3d. to 4d. per bushel more money, but the transactions were circumscribed : we quote French 6s. 6d. to 6s. 3d., and Bostock Gs. 10d. for 70 lbs. Flour has improved in value is. per pack, and is in fair request; households, 28s. to 295.; super, 31s. to 325. 6d. per 240 lbs. The demand for oats is limited, but we again advance our quotations Is. per bushel, say 3s. Id. to 3s. 3d. for good to very fine Irish. Oatmeal has met a fair share of attention at an advance of is. per load : good, 275. to 275. 6d.; prime, 28s. 6d. per 240 lbs. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, JUNE 20. Our supplies are limited of all articles. The trade in Wheat is scarcely so animated as last week, but holders ere very firm at an advance of Is. per qr., which is given on good fresh qua lities. Oats and Shelling do not sell so freely, and are rather cheaper. Barley in demand for grinding, at full prices. Beans rather dearer. Malt meets more attention, and is Is. to 2s. per load higher. VVISBECH CORN MARKET, JUNE 21 There has been rather a small show of Wheat here to-day. The factors were willing: to give fair prices, but the high demand of the sellers prevented much business being done. The best descriptions of Wheat realize about is. more than last week. No alteration in either Beans or Oats. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET, JUNE 21. The quantity of Wheat from the farmers to-day was again trifling, and sold at an advance of Is. per quarter. Coastwise and from abroad, the arrivals are larger than of late, but hav ing a large consumptive demand, prices must be noted Is. per qr. dearer than on this day se'nnight. Barley, Beans, and Peas in request, at 6d. to Is. per quarter more money. Owing to the continued large arrival of Oats, (chiefly from Scotland) sales are difficult to effect without submitting to lower terms, which was not complied with; the little business done being at late rates. Our millers advanced Flour 2s. per sack ; and, notwith standing large supplies coastwise, South Country marks are Is, per sack dearer. The weather is now very favourable for the growing crops. DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 20, There was but a small supply of farmers' Wheat and Oats at market, and we note an advance of 3d. to 6d. per barrel on our quotations of Tuesday. Indian Corn was in fair demand, but prices were rather easier, and we reduce the extreme rate 6d per quarter Wheat Red do Barley Bere Oats 22s 6d to 25s 6d I Oatmeal 12s 6d to 14s 6(1 21s 6d to 24s 6d Rapeseed Os Od to Os Od Os Od to Os Od Flour, second l2Bod to 14s Od us Od to Os Od Indian Corn, 128 Od to 14s Od 480 'Us 30s Od to 32s Od BELFAST CORN MARKET, JUNE At Ibis day's market the supplies from farmers were quite light ; Wheat brought 4d. to 6d. advance for Irish, and Foreign was held for ss. to 10s. above last week's prices ; but there was not much done. Oats being scarce, brought 3d. to 6d. more money. Oatmeal in good demand, and for local consumption very high rates were paid; say, 13s. per 112Ibs. Flour in better request, and Is. per sack and barrel dearer. Yellow Indian Corn in good demand, white, dull, at our quotation. CORK CORN MARKET, JUNE 21 The supply of Flour is light, and prices have advanced 6d. per cwt. A large business was done in Wheats for millers and speculators account; an advance of Is. per barrel is required on all kinds. Indian Corn is in good simply, and meets less attention at a reduction of 2s. 6d. to ss. per ton. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, JUNE 18 There was a good appearance of Beasts and Lambs at this day's market. A few heavy Sheep were left unsold. Best heifers, 50. to 50.; middling do., sd. to 50. ; cows, 4d. to 5d.; small wethers, 50. to 51d.; do. heavy, sd. to 50.; ewes, 4d. to 5d.; lambs, 6d. to 7d. ; calves, sd. to 6d. per lb, Beasts, 1243; sheep and lambs, 2756; calves, 196. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. JUNE 19 We bad a large market of Cattle and Sbeep, and the first of the season for the sale of grass Beef. Prices were remarkably good, being, for prime Beef, 495. to 505.; middling and infe rior, 445. to 455. pp' cwt. upwards. Sheep were lowe r . an d a good many remained unsold. Prices of ewes, gd, L boggete x 3ed. per lb. ; lambs, M. to 225. and 235. each. Agarit eta. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, JUNE 20. Sugar : The market remains without change, and the sales consist of SOO hhds. B. P., 2700 bags Bengal, 500 Madras, and a small lot of Mauritius. at last week's pricees. Fiireign con tinues in fair demand; the refiners have bought 2000 bags of brown Pernam at 18s., and 2000 bags of clayed Manilla, all faults, at 175.; and 150 hhds. of Porto Rico have also beers sold to the grocers at 375. to 40s. 6d. per cwt.—A large business has been done in Molasses, the demand being chiefly confined to the finer kinds, which bring former rates; the sales amount Barbadoes at 165., and the ren to arrive, at IGs. Gd. per cwt acted has been most trill Ceylon, in sp6t ant business trans- only a small lot of Plantation orted, at -193, 6d. per cwt.—A . _ Cocoa, Ginger, or Pimeni more inquiry ; 4003 bags broken, 96. 3cl. for mithiii very fine white, being ace 1 to Ss. 6d. for 1. for !Allier de, —Rum is in more Ins amount to about chiefly 'Demerara, 150 puns., 111 1/111,15 clean common Congous saleable at 10d. per lb.; 3000 packages, chiefly all faults, were o ff ere d b y auction yesterday, of which about half nt found buyers at previous rates.—ln Saltpetre, MOO bac, cnirl C.l , nd 265. to 208. for ; the sales only son being over, good to fine.—Nitrate of So trifling, at ]3s. 6d. per cwt.- there is but a moderate inquiry EICFOOL coTTox • art tendency - Prices, ARKET. JUNE 20. 41.:41 th, increasing dem • - tor manulactureu woos, nave encouraged the trade to extend their operations, and up to NVedoesday their purchases were of considerable extent, at prices id. to :1(1. per lb. above those current on Friday last for American descriptions. During the last two days there has been less animation, and the extreme advance is barely maintained, the quotations being only raised id. in the current qualities of American. Brazil and Egyptian have been in rather increased darnand, but no alteration in price can be noted. Surat, especially of common descriptions, have been much sought after both by the trade and exporters, and the quantity offering having become more limited, prices are raised id. per lb. Speculators have taken 6770 American and 1240 Surat ' • and exporters 5460 American, 700 Pe rnam . 2260 Surat, and 60 Bengal. 1000 Sea Islands have been declared for auction on Thursday next. IMPORTS This DESCRIPTION. PRICES. Week I Previ- I Week - ending ous!y 'ending June2o this yr. Year.' June 'June 20. d. d. Sea Island 7@ 23 580 10G3C Stained 6 104 .... 580 133382! 361885 1 Boweds 44 si 17270 240830 Mobile 4} 6 5880 G 2850 /529370 Alabama, &c. 4 54 I 28501 1 47996 g, New Orleans. 4 84 14870 1 245440 Pernams, &c. - Aracati, &c 64 Bahia, &c. Maranham 6# Sawginned 53 Demerara, &c 84 Egyptian Barhadoes Peruvian Laguayra Com. W.l.&c Carthagena Smyrna Manilla Surat . Madras Bengal ; 4 0, 1250 24730 28941 200761 14830 61 480 15730 34.51 BGBII 11180 700 18160 2705, 1 21007 160 250 283 1 441 MO 33270 6184' 37359 37610 .... 1 1_ 5 i 18,1 - 90 I 2280 39 2364 i• 1050 I I - .. 5 43 . 60 99230 - . 140 5490 1 J 4277 92488; 87990 - ••• • I 910 •• • • 1 7 00 ! 860 46810 790350 78332'10253051 718960 LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 17. The constant drain upon the produce of last harvest, and the deliveries from the growers becoming more limited weekly, appear tolerable evidence of the remaining stocks of British Grain being reduced into, at least, a moderate compass ; which, combined with contracted importations latterly from abroad, and comparatively high prices ill the Baltic and nearer sections of Continental Europe, have recently given more ge neral confidence to the trade in this country, and accordingly the prices of Wheat in most of the English markets last week advanced Is. to 2s. per qr., and with few exceptions most kinds of Spring Corn improved in value. The leading question ari sing from these facts is, whether, in the event of higher prices here, foreign holders will be induced to accept them, and con sign more freely to this country. Of the ability of America and the South of Europe to afford us ample supplies there is no doubt: in the interim, however, the quantities of imported. Wheat remaining in the English granaries are not inconside rable, and, with casual arrivals, may suffice until harvest; at the same time it may be observed, that the contingencies of the weather and aspect of the coming crops, must be expected, as usual, to form a prominent feature in the regulation of prices through the summer. Excepting - a moderate quantity of Oats, the receipts into this port, Coastwise and from Ireland during the week ending yes terday, are so extremely small as to be scarcely worth naming ; the American States, however, furnish within the same period. 1247 quarters of Wheat, 13,721 quarters of Indian Corn, and 14,961► barrels of Flour, and Egypt pr►ncipally, a good supply of Wheat, Barley, Beans, and Indian Corn, a very trivial por tion of the present week's arrivals being from any part of Europe; whilst to Ireland the shipments hence are again large, especially of Indian Corn, amounting to 20,862 quarters, against 18,116 quarters imported. At our market this morning we had a fair demand for all good de scriptions of Wheat, at an advance of 3d. to 4d. per 70Ib. upon the rates of Tuesday last ; and American Flour, meeting a free sale, was Is. 6d. to 2s. per brl. dearer. Barley and,Malt, upon a moderate demand, fully maintained late prices. _ _ Beans and Pease were held firmly at an advance of 6d. to Is. per qr. - (kits, upon a tolerable demand, realized 13d. v 45th over our last quotations ; and Oatmeal was held steadily at an improve ment of fully 2s. per load. Indian Corn, though in less active request, supported the currency of this day week. BRITI3H Wheat, le• 701 b. s. d. s. d. ' s. d. a. d. English, red 6 0@ 6 3 Extra.. 6 2@ 6 5 Ditto, white 6 5 6 7 d 0..... 6 7 6 10 Irish, red Ditto, white I -- —-- do. .. . 5 9 6 0 Rye, English,* qr — Irsh6o.lb Barley, English, 39 , qr Chevalr. Scotch & Irish, w• 6012, 3 6 3 10 - —. Malt, English pale, 4vqr.so 0 —54 0 • Irish do. do. '4O 0 —46 0 - Oats, per 451 b. ' —.— English & Scotch.... 3 0— 3 3 .... Welsh Irish, fine sorts 3 1 3 2 — General do. Black 2lo— 3 11 — Beans, English, v• qr... 34 0 —36 0 small 36 0 —37 0 Scotch &Irish,v4Bolb;32 0 —34 0 . . — Pease, Eng. white, vqr. 32 0 —34 0 blue —.— Do. & Irish maple , grey -- Flour,per 2801 English & Irisli,2nds fine .... Ditto. superfine 32 0 —33 6 extra ..34 0 —35 0 Oatmeal, T. Id. of 2401 b ' Irish, 1850, Canadian Bran. 49 , 241 b 25 6 —26 6 old 25 0 —26 0 --- do. 25 0-25 6 ---- -- ---- FOREIGN Wheat, v• 70th. s. d. s. d. i a. d. S. d. Canadian,mixed&red 5 10 6 1 white.. 6 2 6 4 U. States, do. do. 6 0— 6 2 d 0..... 6 2 6 6 Danzig, do. do. 6 1— 6 4 highmix 610— 7 3 Pomeranean, &c. 01 6 6 2 4 ~H . ha i i t n e b . r g 6 5 131 6 6 0 2 do. 5 9 5 11 white .. 6 0 6 4 D St n e i t i t is in hi, & & S c i . l , esian, do.d 6 6 Riga & Petersbg. do. 5 2 5 6 Archngl 5 0— 5 2 Frencli,Rhnish,&c.do. 5 10 6 3 white.. 6 0— 6 3 Spanish & Italian, do. 5 8— 5 9 white .. 6 0— 6 2 Odessa, Polish, do. 5 6 5 9 common 5 5 5 6 Marianopoli Russian, &c. hard. Rye, 4i , 60th, Baltic, &c. 3 6 3 9 Barley, Ip , 6olb,Grinding 3 6 3 10 Malting 0 0— 0 0 Oats, 45th Beans,iaqr. European :3O 0 —35 0 1a.48016. Egyptianl2s 0 --25 6 Pease, 7,p , qr., Baltic, &c., white. Indian Corn, 4i , 48011;. American yellow 3O 0 —3l 0 'white French, &c. do 3O 6 —3l 0 d 0..... Ibrail and Galatz 31 6 —32 0 I. Corn Meal, 43 , 1961 b l5 0 —l5 6 I Flour, ap brl. 1961 b, • Canadian sweet 21 6 —22 6 Ohio ..21 0 —2B 0 U.S. West. Canal .. do 21 0 —22 3 N.Orlns2o 0 —22 0 Philad. & Bltimore.do 22 6 —22 9 Do. &Canadian.. sour 19 6 —2O • French, fine & super fine.... 4* sack 2801 h 31 0 —34 0 Extrii'„. 35 0 —36 0 JUNE 20. The causes expressed in the above report of Tuesday last continuing to promote a rising tendency in prices, Wheat and most kinds of Spring Grain, in nearly all the leading markets of England and Scotland, held during the week, are aga i n re ported firm and higher in value. In such of the Irish markets as have liberal arrivals from abroad, a slackness of demand is observable for the moment ; but in a majority of cases the trade is firm, and as the consumption is going on very exten sively in all directions, further considerable importations will unquestionably be requisite until harvest. Although the millers and regular consuming . buyers here have been rather more cautious and forbearing in their pro ceedings since Tuesday's market, a considerable degree of speculative excitement has prevailed in the general runs of Foreign Wheat and American Flour; and extensive operations in both having taken place, the former acquired Id. to 2d. per 701138., and the latter in some cases 6d. per barrel, over previous quotations. Cargoes of Indian Corn, already at liana, have also been in good request at full prices ; all other articles of the trade up to this date remaining steady in value. A few small parcels of Grain, Flour, and Oatmeal, form the arrivals into this port, coastwise and from Ireland, since Mon day last. Of Foreign Wheat the import embraces !merely 2126 qrs. from America, and precisely the same quantity from the Mediterranean. Of Indian Corn from those sources the supply is 7100 qrs., of Egyptian Beans 1643 qrs., and of States Flour 12.907 barrels. Influenced by a change to fine warm westher this morning, the speculative demand previously existing partly subsided at our market to-day. Upon a moderate sale for consumption, however, good fair runs of English and Foreign Wheat retained Id. per 70Ibs. advance upon last Tuesday's rates; and Flour, being still in tolerable request, with the prospect of an in creased demand in future, States and Canadian realised 6d. to 9d. per barrel, and French Is. per sack, above the annexed quotations. Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease, meeting OCCit. sional but not active sales, merelysupported late prices. Oats , . coming forward very sparingly, improved Id. per 451b 5., and Oatmeal 6d. per load. Indian Corn in fair request on the terms last noted. 30 0 —32 0 Cannda.2s 0 -25 6 32 0 -33 0 31 6 -32 0 LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, JuNE 20. The transactions in Beef since our last have been unimpor taut ; fine qualities continue to be firmly held, but other sorts can be bought on rather easier terms. Pork has been s rinl dealt in ; the supply of European is sufficient for the p res e n t wants of the dealers. Bacon moves rather more freely, and the stock now becomes reduced ; prices remain without alte ration. The demand for Hams is trifling, and only the finest are looked at. Shoulders steady. La:d is lower Is. per cwt., with a downward tendency, the sales reaching about 50 tons. Nothing to report in Cheese. Grease Butter more inquired for. PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, JUNE 21. Beef Lamb I fore-qr Do Eng. 8 . d. 8. d. a. d. S. d. Mutton th * 0 43 to 0 7 Grapes,Eng.* It 3 oto 6 0 A 9 _ A Mushrooms,*qt 2 0 0 0 l . 0 si 0 7 Ditto, Foreign 0 0— 0 0 Veal 5 0— 6 0 1111nd-qt. ' Fresh Pork " a Bret Salmon Soles Cod Fish Turbot Fresh Butter Salt Ditto 0 8— 0 10 Geese 0 0— 0 • Filberts 1 6 0 0 Pigeons 1 8— 0 • Eggs *124 48—4 10 Grouse Potatoes, *Peck 1 0— 1 3 'Hares! 0 0— co • New D0...* lb. 0 li— 0 21f Partndges,*bre 0 0_ • 0 Cucumbers,each 0 3 1 0 Black Game 0 • _ • 0 lisiaragus,,l9o 1 6 3 0 , Rabbits,* We 1 10 ..- 9 •