The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-11 00:00:00

he flat Dcl the nce of or the ‘IPTOI 4 I radley, and upon fair upon ;uilty ; iintiff, d, that dated sixty ed the a close v. been 1,000• ,ointed in the ia, vice .eston, Robert Grim y took John [laving rrid ay, silver, led on setting victed dently 1 mal nongst several t mma- .y con- Tecau- !asures n 1 vio- L peace ssizes, on on were Ling to para rence. t ; had , t have leers to ) very m tke ises in D more orking If the e noW pren a ploy th ere L were ;opped rg on whom there- rf set nuary, iggan, ulting s arti- impri s, 17, rilliam Lantity impri 1, 29, hand ,victed [ichael iegan, bodily n, 22, on, at to 15 judge. itered ace in bstor, speak irk of Mr. th the mined er plit r reston ) said had a 10,000 raised nount The ,f the d t he as ked e sum ssess: 6..." -- , pOU" OP SC' police t said of the uarter i n the fazette estop olt en n d o ; be in" April 11, 1848. Aibipping iiktelitgnrt. 1 York, were in contact yesterday, off Tuskar, when the former almost immediately sunk ; crew, with the exception of two men, drowned. The Agnes lost jibboom and cutwater, and put i in here to-day. TUESDAY. APRIL 4.—Wind N.W., moderate_ AR RIVED.—Daggar, Dorris, from Jamaica—Frederick des Grosse, Hensel', and Alexander, Albrecht, from Danzic— SYlDhide, Hallenbreck, from Hamburg. SAI LED. — British Merchant, Anderson, for Lima. VESSELS SPOKEN. Concord, hence, for Barbadoes, 25th March, in lat. 50, long. 9.—Oquendo, hence, for Manilla, 15th Feb. ' in lat. 2S. long. 28 W.—Lady Rowena, for Alexandria, 24th March, 'in lat. 46, Watsonong. 9.—Susan, hence, for New Orle ans , 28th F e b . , i n l a t. 26, William Recorder, atson Sharp, hence at Calcutta 17th February. Stewart, hence at ditto. long. 54.—Patrick Henry, hence, for N ew Y or k, 22 n d M arc h, Queen Mab, Rorie, sailed from ditto for this port 17th Feb. in lat. 43, long. 45.—Beatrice, 30th M arc h, s i x ty m il es S.W. o f Tuskar.—Victory, from China, for the Clyde, 29th March, in Duncan, Henrickson, sailed from ditto for this port 18th Feb. lat. 49, long. 9.—Governor, for Jamaica, and Fatima, for Que- Harvest Home, Carlyle, sailed from ditto for this port 19th bee, 4th Apil, off the Saltees.—Lucy, hence, for Constantino- Otters Februa. ple 28th Mirch.—Callao, hence, for Lima, 28th Jan., in Ist. 001, Wickman, sailed from Saugor for this port 16th February. 26, long. 39.—Thomas Hunter, hence, for Africa, Bth Feb., in Forester Steele, hence at Monte Video. lat. 47, long. 12.—Laura, from Deme rara , f or thi s p or t, 2. 3 th Marshal , Bennett, M'Ausland, sailed from Alexandria for March, in lat. 24. long. 57.—Albert, of Gl asgow , 23 r d F e b ruar y, this po r t 1 3t h March in the Gulf of Florida.—Kalamazoo, h ence , f or Phil a d e lphi a, Charles Carter, Broad ; Lord Anson, Oakley ; and M 2nd April, off Kinsale.—Chippewa, he n c e , f or N ew O r l eans, Ja mieson, hence and Beyrout, at Alexandretta. elanira, 30th March, in lat. 49, long. IO.—A sl ave b arque , 23 r d J an ., i n Era, Kingston lat. 35 S., long. 20 E., a prize to H.M.S. Brill ian t, t a k en i n th e Tom Roberts: and Comet, Lambtou, hence at Malta. James, hence for Galatz at ditto. with skyli Mozambique Channel, and was proceeding to the C a p e G oo d gu ht ,s —Minerva. Minerva. from Penang, for London, Bth Feb., o ff St . pe. stove,the cabin with w a te r . V esse l ti g ht. He l ena.—Brazilian, loss of bulwarks, &c., h av i ng b een s t ru ck by a sea, which "" from Calcutta, for this port— an d M ar- Vesper filled mion, from China, 23rd Feb., in lat. 2 N., long. 22 W.—H . M . S . Chase Legg, sailed from Malta for this port 18th March. Hydra, from Plymouth, for Rio Janeiro, 27th Feb., i n I st. 3 N ., Janet, ' May, H aw k ey; A l l i ance, W i ll i ams; Agnes, Wild ; and Cooper, sailed from Gibraltar for this port 24th Starch long. 21 W.—Antilla, 28th February, in lat. 3 N., lon g . 22 W . — Alicia, 11th March, in tat. 22 N., long. 42 W.—St . L awrence, Majesti c , Little Fred, Knowles,Black hence at Lisbon. sailed from ditto for this port 21st March. from Bombay, for this port, 17th March, in lat. 33 N ., l ong. 44 ' Fer nandes Contente, sailed from ditto for this port 25th of W.—Eliza Burnet, from Cardiff, for Ne w Y or k , 4t h April, in March. lat. 51, long. 6.—William Prowse, sth- April, off Bardsey.— Robert, of Halifax, from St. Thomas, for Bermuda, 11 th S wallow, Lovett, sailed from ditto for this port 26th March. March, in lat. 31.—Cambria, outward bound, 31st March, in Lucca, Friede, hence at Copenhagen. lat. 42, 10n z ,... 11.—Reliance, from Mauritius, for Glasgow, Ist Jacmel Packet, from Hamburg at Deal, and sailed for this April.—Britannia, hence, for Montreal. 3rd April, in lat. 51, Port. long. B.—Alexander, outward bound, 31st March, in lat. 49. Ernma, Gibson, hence at Scilly, and sailed for Bordeaux 31st March. long. 9.—Clarinda, in tat. 41, long. 40. Capricorn, Corney, hence for Jamaica, at Newport. Tell Tale, Legg, hence for Malta, off Penzance. Byzantium, Shurtell, from Cardiff at Rio Janeiro. MONTE VIDEO, Jan. 29 —The French blockading squadron bare captured two Brazilian vessels and sold them, with their ca!goes. Vessels passed the Sound for Liverpool. March 21, Lochs ' Kaetholdt, from Danzic. 21, Frisch, Lademacher, do. 23, Frederic Wilhelm 3rd, Boje, do. 23, Ariadne, Nieman, from Rostock. g oTyREAD April 3.—The John and Eliza, Carney, from m Runcorn for New York, struck on the West Mouse last night, and went down this morning in Church Bay. The crew were saved. LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, APRIL 4 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5. .—Wind N.W., moderate. t A ltaf vEro.--Ondermeening, Decker, Amsterdam—Gondor, b a a r „"Pyr, and Talassar Wyod, Charleston—Aurora, Wickman, b a " n 4 jgKeeningen Eliz. Loaisa, Classen, and Juno, Bolkse, $ 4 , 'lt's's-Thames, Best, New Orleans, and Superior, Coffin, for annals, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED, Parton and Thompson. Liverpool, cotton brokers—Gaskell and Parker, Liverpool, coal merchants—Woods and Walker Liverpool, shipbrokers. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. A. B. Graham, Park-street, Grosvenor-square, London, mil iner. „Pie Thames, Best, at this port.. On the 19th March, in a ate, had her starboard, bow-port burst in. ,The vessel was Igntened at the bow by throwing the anchors overboard, and Miffing' the cargo aft , then secured the port, and pumped the Vessel dry. B rig Egremont Vogler, of St. John's, N. 8., sailed from Bal titnore for Londonderry, in January. and has not since been heard of Agnes, W. G. Grossmith, Romsey Extra, Hampshire, brewer. H. Dircks, Winsley, Oxford-street, London, malt extract dealer. W. Awersley, Cumberland-place, Old Kent-road, London floor-cloth manufacturer. G. \V. Sustenance, Piccadilly, London, bookseller. J. Gray, West Smithfield, London, saddler. H. Mares, Kensall-green, sculptor. W. Armstrong, Norwich, draper. S. Hastings, Lime-street, wine merchant. nte Video for this port two men drowned :stand of Cor H. D. Walker, Eaton-town, Bedfordshire, innkeeper C. Sharp, Commercial-road, Lambeth, builder. S. Sharp, Commercial-road, Lambeth, builder. " • " linen draper. THURSDAY, APRIL 6.—Wind W., moderate. ARRIVED.—Mary Bibby. Archibald, Savanilla—Elizabeth ; Kilby, Carter; Colonist; Venilia ; Lord Sandon, Welsh; Siam, Mansell ; _Abigail, Daley: and Messenger_ Urn E. Ridley, Leices E. P. Saph, Salist Ltry, hatter row, Gough-square il, Grun, London, printers and G ..vaimau—benerat mate, White, Charleston ---Cambria, Foreman ; Grange, Aid ; and Samuel, Mason, Alexandria— George, Petrasky, Danzic—Agamemnon, Hunt, Wismar—Hen rickson, Denmark—lndustrie, and Vigilant, Ostend—Cornelia, and Sisters, Wenn, Mobile—Captain Ross, Williams, Cuba— Anna Henderson, Covill, Ca' cutta—Meonora, Cricero, Catania —Sarah Heape, Sands, Apalachicola. SAlLED.—Gipsey Queen, Hay, New Orlean ;an, Newfoundland-I.nm.. 'lire, corn merchant —George, Ha- .liatnaandbach, Bel- Hs, Demerara—Birkby, Nickles, Rio Janeiro— -Rory O'More, M‘Nab, Montreal — Atlantic, Ross, New York—Priscilla, Gobb, P ernambuco —Intrinsic, M`Farlane, and Commerce, Henry, Staten Island—Mysore. Blvth. Barbadaes—Charlotte. `` .I ,— L , liartotte Ann, Harvey, Beirout—Dryden, Halso u sbon—Countess, Durrant, and Rival, Williams, Rotterdam Treti, Premudi, hence at Trieste. Mantina, Heath; Celerity, Henue at Terceira. Marmion, from China at St. Helena. Juliet Erskine, Burlinson, hence at Messina. Ann and Jane, Smith; Leonora, Thompson; and Gauntlet, Atkison, hence at Demerara. Great Western, (steamer,) from Southampton at Cat Island. %nip.. A .1,-- -- —Aar w• • and Alfred, Wren,hence atsins, nence oi. President Waller, hence at Port-au-Prince G I° Ward and Undaunted, Whiter r a j, 2 , Lad lb, Kirknes, from Mazatlan, at Valparaiso. p,;: s r nettne, Adamson, from the Clyde at ditto. Pipan, sailed from ditto for this port 6th Jan. n..`' s 'nla Waddington, from Valparaiso at Coquimbo. ,s.' -m luerara Flynn, and Pakenham, Bourne, hence at St. Th .018,8 way, hence at Valpt Laurina, Edwards, hence at Jamaica. o r t a h n tl ß Bolton, Brown, and Themis, Leighton, hence at New 0 , 84 . 1: Z . Sands, (screw -steamer,) Thompson, hence off Arklov a instant at 6. a m Massy.? • ..- • • . _. ~, . lOTtie wee 131 4 in t Lie Roads to discharge into lighters, FRIDAY, APRIL 7. ..ARRIVED.—K a te Howe, -Koran, Morrison, Mobile—lsa, -- Governor, St. Michael's. ‘ ,S AmED.—Thornas Bennett, Shermon, and Chaos, Wilson, e,vv York—Wilson Kennedy, CabF.l, Staten Island—British VagY, Lowther, Prince Edward's Island—Stephen, Watson, St. 'Phen's N B —lsabella Herbert, Monte Video—Mandane, II • ' • • Hutchinson, Montreal—Amherst, Pryde, Gulf of Mexico— _Andover, Hayton, Ceara—True Blue, Oliver, Pictou—Glammis vastle, Duncan, Narva— Mary M Connell, Quebec—Jenne i.ennie, De Vries, and B. Catharina, Schludde, Antwerp—Per tleverant, De VrOse, Brussels—Providentia, Lams, Ostend— Ulandia, Havard; Maria Jeannette, Heres; hlarys, Johnson ; and Anne Jones, Williams, Rotterdam. —Wind N.N.W., moderate :ummings, Means—James bella Cooper, Nichols, Demerara Director, Tatchell, and Chimboraza, White, hence at Callao. te LS Dort Wood dall, Mossop, from Pisco, at ditto, and sailed for Jan. B onanza, Mossop, sailed from ditto for this port 22nd Jan., "1 3 1 ; _K,_estr_el, for Chinchas, 27th Jan. _ _ Igurkwici Ariccueal' al uq ui mb o, and Ann Baldwin, Farley, sailed from ditto for this port Ist Jan. '",,.(1 Bergmann, Wakelmm, for Islay, Bth Jan. Inca, Prow e ? and Circassian, Hore, hence at Valparaiso. hlt d ingdove, Mitchell, and Wanderer, Jenkins, hence at Trini ltomeo, hence at Aux Cayes. cilla, hence at Port-au-Prince. Freeman White, sailed from Jamaica for this port 9th M sm ' fr,„ va or, Urreata, and Coragon de Maria, Laringa, 'ln ditto f th' t 30th March. or Is por 11° 1 Ywood, Vickei•o, }Armco for Jamaica, at Newport. fo r Tlina Obina, Potjer, from Rotterdam, for this port, at Mil irtector, Hunter, from Callao, at Cove. .R tellless, Skerris, hence for St. Michael's, at Scilly. 3 1 ", rig Robert, of St. Andrew's, was passed 13th March, in ;Yang. 32, dismasted, midi derelict, by the Captain Ross !viti; A ZAßAtso Jan. 30.—The Christina, Baker, from Cobijl, nay "ano_, struck on a sunken rock at the ontrance of this i,c ll :es a terday ; came off, and into the port, le a ky, an d must r t e to repair. _ 1 N o , Rico, Marc! 13.—T . lie ritannia, Rimmers, from w ° ll c, C. to Liverpool, which arrived here on the 26th ult. I th four feet water n her hold, has discharged her cargo ill a very damaged state; i the vessel will be easily repaired. SATURDAY, APRIL 8 ARRIVED. —Cambria (st), Harrison, from New York; sailed 25th, and from Halifax 28th iv:arch. SAILED.—Patna, Mann, for Hong Kong—Dolores, Galindo, Campeachy—Lintin Rigg, Calcutta—Biscaitarra, Arruza, Ha vana —Camilla, F ox ,' Lima—Metoka, M`Guire, and Constitution, Britton, New York—Acadia (st), Stone; Lord Elgin, Alanson ; and Susan, Poole, Boston — Devonport, Colburn and Hindos tan, Cushing, New Orleans—Caledonia, Mill • L'aly Campbell, Hodge; William Botsford Allen ; and Hope, Lamb, , Quebec — Amity, Borrov ' ' .--Wind E.S.t Pugwash—George, Snowden, Pima— , ; Morton, Kelly; Argo, Fearon; Edward, Patten; . 44 . 4 Hannah Gregory, Newfoundland—Kate Kearney, Hue, n• John, N.fe.—Margaret, Harris, Halifax—Jessey, Thompson, 7 1 Ba Concordia, rrett, Prince Edward Island—Kingston, t , eevp o___ Tts, Copen: T. Chatt . , F. Smith, Manchester, innkeeper. P. Loyal!, Kingston-upon-Hun, miller. J. Robinson, Beverley, Yorkshire, spirit merchant. L. Normington, Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted spinner, WEntegart, BANKRUPTS Liverpool orn dealer, April 18 Jun of Bankruptcy; gory - and Co., Bedford-row; and Mr. ; official assignee, Mr. Morgan, Liver- solicitors, Messrs. Grt Frodsham, Liverpool Henry Davey Curtis Col n, anu etsewnere, boarding-house keeper. John Cobb, Northumberland-street, Strand, London, board g.-11 onsekeeper. Henry Roo r se,Salisbury-street, Strand, London, Liverpool, id elsewhere, merchant. Henry Cost, ( John Miller Southwark, drapers. apton, publisher. id George Nightingale, Great Dover-stree John Aldersea, Tunstall, St, William and Ridgway, Ha I ...,....... Baltice Farrands, Nottingham, innkeeper. Thomas Edwards, Burslem, Staffordshire, manufacturer of earthenware. IMatthew Day, Weston-super-Mare, Somersi John Hooper Davies, Merthyr Tidfil, grocer Ishire, miller, John Barrett, Exeter, poEturaster. Henry Redfearn, Sheffield, saw manufacturer. William Lombardini, Huddersfield, carver and gilder. Charles Turner, West Royd-hill. Pudsey, Yorkshire, clothii Amos Barker„Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted manufacturer Robert Wilkinson Barnes, Stockport, c a bi ne t ma k er. 117:11:111/.1. James Hor Edward ME afield. Sunderland, merchant tailor, snard, Sunderland, merchant. ontsnire. joiner —April 25, H W. Blackburn, Bradford, Yorkshire, stockbroker—April 26, J Hind and R. Warbrick, Liverpool, curriers—April 23, J. Guest, Manchester, cotton spinner —April 25, J. W. Underhill, Bir kenhead, laceman—Anril 2R. W_ u 1.122-at- y verpoo] pool, chymist, vv a UlI winme, vine merchants—April . 28 u , G. aris D. Colquhoun, Liver CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on th( ch.v of meeting. April2s, T. Clarkson, Liverpool, painter—April 25, J. Black burne, Liverpool, tailor—April 26, C. Westbrook, Stafford. anc Shiffnall, Shropshire, shoe manufacturer. CERTIFICATES to be confirmed by the Vice-Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before April 25. W. T. Morgan, Death, Glamorganshire, draper—A. Carter, Romford, Essex, saddler—A. J. Cursham, Mansfield, Notting. hamshire, scrivener — J. E. Motley, Bosto n , Li nc olnshire_ tai!ns -J. nmeuottom, Jimmy, plumber—J. Stephenson, West Kirby Cheshire, cowkeeper—J. Yemms, Gloucester, plumber—o Hall, Trowse Newton, Norfolk, builder. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Muirhouse, Edinburgh. Carhike, wood merchants. B. Macken F. Matthew, G J. Main, Glasg ', hairdiesser W. Carnple J. Nicol, Et W. Drysdal ilasgow, smith. 11 and Co., Glasgow, merchants, LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDA • A, .0 Warden and Co., Liverpool, brokers—E. Eyes verpool, architects. W. West, Lond 3.ATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. - erraee, Hackney-road, London, draper , Lambeth, and Bankside, London, ma, J. Goulti, Stangat ❑gton, Durh, itch, NewCastie•u J. Ward, Runcorn, Cheshire, joiner. J. Froste and J. Ashlin, Liverpool, merchants, ANNULLED, Upper Thames- London, wholesal BANKRUPT 4 William Penn, Liverpool, licensed victualler, April 19, Ma 11, at it o'clock. at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy solicitors, Mr. Wilkin, Formal's inn ; and Mr. Brown, Lives pool; official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool. John Stockdale, Liverpool, soap manufacturer, April 18, Ma 12, at 11 o'clock, at th e Li ver p oo l District Court of Bank i•uptcv : solicitors, Messrs. Gregory and Co., Bedford-row and Messrs. Rogerson and Co., Liverpool; official assiznet THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. Alariteto. fftaultets. ---........... ...C21.---. LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET, AP RIL 7. NEWCASTLE-UPON - ---- -TYNE CORN MARKET, There has been a flat Sugar market, and prices have declined - • APRIL . 8. generally Is. per cwt. The sales are 150 hhds. 8.P.,.5000 bags We have again a liberal supply of Flour coastwise, and of Bengal, and 3500 bags Mauritius ; the latter nearly all damaged, V/heat from abroad, but few arrivals of other articles. At to and sold by auction. In the absence of any export demand for day's market, there was a small show of country Wheat, and Foreign, the market con ti nues excee di ng l y fl at, and the sales although the millers bought by no means freely, the rates of are confined to 60 hbds. Porto Rico and 12 0 boxes yellow Ha- Tuesday, which were Is. to 2s. per quarter lower than on this vana.-No sales reported in Molasses. day se'nnipt, were maintained. Baltic red Whez.t were sale- The Coffee market is still exceedingly depressed, and the able ex-ship at 50s. to 535. per quarter, 63 lbs. per bushel. trade are very reluctant to purchase, although a considerable Barley continues in request. Rye and Beans meta very languid reduction would be submitted to; the sales comprise 50 tees. sale. Oats were in moderate supply, and sold rather more Jamaica, at irregular prices, but generally at a decline of 3s. to freely. Wheat-Northumberland, red, 465. to 525. per quarter ; 4s. per cwt., 90 bales Mocha at 575. to 61s , 1000 bags Costa do.. white, 48s. to 525. per quarter. Flour-Norfolk House- Rica, (one-half sea damaged,) at 30s. to 345. od. for sound, and holds, 365. to 375. per sack. 175. Cd. to 20s. 6d. for damaged, 25 bags Rio at 345., and 90 bags _..- ------ Lagnayra, price not reported.-A small parcel of Guayaquil 2dper b Cocoa br l ou . g,li and t 25 34s . 0 bagsper c cwt., Bengal I O G i b n a g g e s r iblackes. per Peppercw tcwt.-No N() t 2. d a . i to es WISBECH CORN MARKET, APRIL 8. We have a small market to-day, and samples are in much of Pimento.-200 tees. Carolina Rice sold at 1 8s. per cwt. in better condition than last week. In some cases Wheat is bond, 5000 bags Bengal at 10s. for middling, and 10s. 9d. to bought for rather less money, but the farmers are very unwil 12s. 6d. for good middling to fine white, and 46C0 bags Java at ling sellers at any reduction. Beans and Oats unaltered in 7s. per cwt., duty paid. value. Prices to the grower :-Wheat, new, white, 60.1b5. to The Rum market continues flat, and the sales are confined to 631b5., 48s. to 505.; extra, 525. per quarter. Wheat, new, red, 70 puns. Jamaica and Demerara, at the quotations. 60 lbs. to 63 lbs., 455. to 478. ; extra, 50s. per quarter. , Oats, The Tea market remains in the same inactive state as noticed 10d. to 100. per stone. Beans, new, 65 lbs. to 66 lbs. 345. to last week. 345. per quarter. 450 chests of Indigo offered yesterday, and only 150 found buyers, viz., 70 chests of Bengal, 64 Kurpah, and 16 Madras ; WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, APRIL 7: the biddings were generally ver y l angu id, an d pr i ces obtained were about 3d. to 4d. per lb. under the London February sale rates, but upon a par, or nearly so, with the present prices in ßarley may be noted Is. that market.-A few chests of Gum Arabic brought 4. , 5. 6d., a o n t t n l e i er t oG inducesr il a a i l i a T only f g a o ir od de s in u moderate.Panldisupplies s o f A Wh concessioneWheat it'dß o e f l n s s . • 'p per 370 bags of Cutch 225., 100 bales of Gambier 9s. 3d., and 200 bags of Sago Flour, in small narcels. 20s. npr rwt --At . ~,,hii, easier terms. Few Beans wanted. l gn o ra s lN v .r e ol7 r eeny i c v NNao it vn i ldtei a limited sale. Oats and Shelling are sold on rather sale yesterday 900 bags of Saltpetre brought 295. 6d. to 30s. per ___________ cwt. for fair rough —Small sales of Nitrate of Soda are reported BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, APRIL 5. at 12s. 9d. to 135., and a cargo of 220 tons at 12s. 6tl. per cwt. Considerably more business h as b een d one i n G uano, and Gr n ai u n r . ing ‘ t l h 'h e e P at re2 c e o n u t li w l 'e t e o k t w b e e withouts h o a ld vel'ada very submittingqtiit fully 1000 tons of all kind s so ld, a t fi rm prices.et t r o atl a e r i e n re fully is. to 2s. per qr. Barley less in demand, and grind- ing qualities Is. per qr. lower. Oats a slow sale, at rather less y. Beans ls..per qr. down, with a more limited demand LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. APRIL 7. mot A fair demand has again been experienced from the trade. I 1:orI bui uttie ens been (lone by speculators or exporters. In the -- - early part of the week prices were tolerably steady ; within the WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, APRIL 4. past day or two, however, there has been an increased desire to Wheat, 68 qrs., @£2 10s. 3d. '44 qr.: total, .£l7O 17s. Od sell, and the import being large, a reduction of fully per lb. Barley, 5 qrs., et £1 12s. 4d. %), qr.: total, £8 Is. 'Bd has been submitted to in American; all other kinds partake Oats, 6 qrs., @£l 2s. Bd. 4) qr. : total, £6 16s. Od more or less of the decline, and the market closes heavily. Exporters have taken 970 American, and speculators 100 Ame can. About 1500 ea Islands are declared for auction next PRESTON CORN MARKET, APRIL 8 There was a small supply of Wheat, which met a fair, but not brisk demand, at about the same prices as last week. Oats on the decline ; Meal dull, and Is. lower. Flour dull, prices tending a little downwards. Beans iugood demand. Potatoes Is. dearer; demand gdod, especially for seed. LEEDS CORN MARKET. APRIL 4. We bad a good arrival of Wheat and Beans to-day, but only moderate_of other articles. To make anv progress in sales of ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, For the week ending April 7, 1848. Prices paid in the week, SALES OF THE WEEK 230 Sea Island 90 Stained 5530 Bowed Georgia • 3360 { Mobile Alabama and Tennessee 8220 New Orleans 360 f Pernambuco & Paraiba 1 Aracati and Ceara 220 Bahia and Maceio 180 f Maranham . 1 Savvginned 7 @l2 4 - 5 - 3 - . Demerara, Surinam, &c 180 Egyptian ... Barbadoes Peruvian, Common West India, & Carthagena Mahilla 2280 Surat Bengal. 20730 bales , LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE Although we have to report some additior 7nuay, LUC suppaes grain COUJLWItie 7111 U 0 ng the entire week, are only moderate; broad are still light, except Indian Corn, of s liberal, and the shipments to Ireland nearly During part of last week the weather win A possible, with a degree of heat more like LINd in this respect our advices from various p Ingdom now generally concur. Accounts from the leading markets of this ort a further remission i coa.bined with the peculiar state of commerci land, and political events upon the continent o induce all parties connected in the Corn trim engagements within the narrowest bounds moment. Ind, continue to re Imports 18500 1 1 6 Wi 6944 } 15391 Beef, sid. to There has been an excessively dull market this morning, with a general decline in prices. The reduction from the rates of this day week may be noted : Old Wheats 2d., and new 3d. to 4d. per 701bs. Irish Flour 2s. per sack, American Is. per barrel. Barley and Malt each is. per quarter. Beans and Pease Is. Oats 13d. per 451b5., Indian Corn 2s. per c per quarter, and Oatmeal 6d. per load. luarter, Corn Meal Is. to Is. 6d. per brl Wheat, la. 70Th. English red, new... Ditto, white, d 0.... Irish red, do Ditto, white, do , Itye, English, 13. qr Barley, English, new Scotch & Irish, v6O/1 Malt, English, la , qr. -. pale Irish Oats, per 45th. _ _ BRITISH. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 7 3 0 7 6 01d.... 7 6@ 7 9 7 8 7 11 d 0..... 8 0 8 2 6 3 7 0 d 0..... 7 0 7 3 7 0 7 3 do. 7 4 7 7 IrshbUlD, 30 0 —3l 0 Chevalr.'32 0 —:;5 0 3 6 3 9 ;01d —•---- 54 0 —59 0 !do, En - glish and Scotch -- do. .. • . 3 0 3 3 'do. .... 2 9 2 11 2 74 2 81 d 0..... 2 8— 2 9 2 5 2 7 do. .... 2 7 2 8 136 0 —3B 0 do. ... ,40 0 —42 0 33 0 —35 0 do. 35 0 —37 0 43 0 —46 0 blue, grey, Irish, fine qualities general (10. Beans, English, qr. Scotch & Irish, 48C Pease, English, white Do. & Irish .. maple, Flour, per 28015 English & Irish, 2nt '34 0 -36 0 LIMN BUppriin Oatmeal, vp lb. of 2401 b Irish. 1847 Canadian Bran, is , 241 b ;6 0 -37 0 extra 36 0 -37 0 I it 38 0 -32 0 i 123 6 —24 6 old 1 0 Wheat, F , 70!b. Canadian, free, red United States _ _ - FOREIGN. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 6 10 7 0 ; white .. 7 4 7 8 74 7 8 'd0.. ... 710 -- 8 4 7 2 7 8 highniix 8 4 8 9 7 4 7 8 white .. 7 7 7 10 6 2 6 6 Archngl 6 2 6 4 6 0 6 4 Polish.. 6 7 6 10 6 8— 6 10 white .. 610 7 4 —6 8 Egypt'n 4 0 4 3 —5OO 0 0 0 0 0 white .. 0 0— 0 0 —3O 0 in bond 0 0— 0 0 —3 9 do. ..•• 0 0— 0 0 —2 8 do. .... 0 0 0 0 -37 0 d 0.... .. 0 0 27 6 do. Danzig, mired &red L Baltic & Hmbuig Riga and Petersbg. common .. c French,Spanish,&( Bannat & Mariano Mediter., &c. hard Oats, is , 451b.Russiandi Beans, v•qr,European(] 4803tb, Egyptian.. (] Pease,qr., Baltic, &c., white. e Canadian, Re., dn.. c. 6 6 4 9 00 ?8 0 / 1 40 0 —42 0 do, 34 0 —36 0 do, 24 0 —27 0 do, 10 6 —ll 6 do, o o o o_ O 0_ .26 0r0. , ..... 0 0— o 17 0 do. 0 0 0 0 .24 0 ,do., U.S o 0 — 0 0 • o !do. 0 0— 0 0 XCHANGE. Aran. 7. re have to reiterate a very 1 I Wheat a decline of 2s. per qr. was submitted to. Earley Is. 141084 per qr. cheaper. Oats and Beans the turn in favour of the 361021 buyer. HULL CORN MARKET, APRIL 4. 2.; We have had fine weather during the past week ; indeed, 96 since Saturday, it has been exceedingly hot. Farmers are now ; 50 very busy with the sowing of spring corn, and we may look for IT! a decided falling off in home supplies. This may not impro- '2O •• " bably check the downward course of prices, so general during 9,! 132 the past week'in all markets; indeed, we expect such a result, 30 5304 for no fresh Wheat can be imported to meet our currency, and ; 20 53 the stock of such, either in the hands of farmer or miller, in- 9 land, or at the ports, is extremely limited. We had for to- 50 day's market a very small show of English corn, but the dull 25 reports from Mark-lane, and the depressed state of the manu- 123 1810 furing districts checking the sale of Flour, caused our millers • 173 to be only shy buyers, unless at an equivalent decline, which 25 was not generally submitted•to ' hence we write the market Is. 9 3 to 2s. per quarter lower than last Tuesday. Foreign is not 82 35319 generally offered at the decline, holders being rather sanguine 38 •• • • of some improvement. We are well supplied with all descrip- 144 tions of spring corn. Bade) has been all the week, and still 9 1 11--- d : ( 19 : : continues in good demand. Saal sells freely at 315., and, for : 204/ 56647 298857 fine, 54 lb. Danish, 30 is made. Oats of all kinds are very heavy, ' 64 commensurate. and is. lower. • Beans are pressed upon the market at low rates, 38 here, without attracting buyers in any quantity. Peas are again Is. 33 ial arrivals sin lower. The season is fairly on for Tares, and all kinds of seeds 82/ since but no amendment in price can be noted. Linseed is somewhat 50 tilst thond, dull, and in some instances Is. lower, owing to the slackened I 20 demand for cake, from the improvement in weather, and the 50 importni cessation of export orders for oil. With several arrivals of 10 Rapeseed the market is barely supported. Some sales are re- ' 47.1 at .e 96 10 last. Rape Cakes are ss. to 10s. lower. : ported _ . perl9 favourable Ihabehs f .„ ..,—. ,nit place The market for Dines is without alterations though buyers are it has been as fi ne all trying for lower prices. The unsettled state of political June twin April, matters on the continent is not unlikely to diminish Baltic and arts of the United Danish supplies. Guano, especially Peruvian, is in good ,de country and I re- - wand, and fetches full prices. ial affairs in Eng , in prices; Which — LIVERIOa -CATTLEMARKET:APRIL. 10: If Europe, seem to The supply of stock at our market to-day has been rather de, to limit their smaller than last week, with a very numerous attendance of possible for the customers, prices inclining a shade lii?;her than last quotations. Mutton, 71d. to Sd. per lb • SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 5.' We were better supplied with stock to-day than of late, and the quality good. Prime Beef in fair demand at rd. to 6d., Mutton 6d. to 7d per lb.; inferior lower, and 50 10 Stock Stock 40 25 24 9 83/4 Indian Corn Do. Men] adian, sweet ted Stateg do Do. & Canadian sonri Danzic, &c. sweet... CORN indifferent trade for Wheat of all descriptions : the importer., of foreign, however, tired of so frequently conceding lower prices, refused to submit to any further reduct;on this morn ing, and for such, of which very few sales were feasible, we re tain our last quotations ; whilst all qualities of new, receding Id. to 2d. per 70:b., the transactions therein were upon a triode- WILL 25111/t dull sale, WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 5. We had a fair show of Sheep at market this morning, with a large supply of Beasts. There was a good attendance of buyers, but the market was heavy, and part remained unsold. Beef Is. to to' 7s. 6d. per stone ; ➢iutton clipped, ; wool, 74-d. per lb. Sheep, 4,800; Beasts, 600. We had a short supply of lean Cattle and Calvers. STATE OF TRADE. . . MANCIIESTER.—There has been little or no alteration in the condition of this market since Tuesday. Business is all but completely suspended. A few transactions have taken place during the week by Greek houses, but they have been both few in number and insignificant in extent.—ln anticipation of the peace between Mexico and the United States, some shipments have been made to the former place, both of cloth and yarn, and at fair prices, as things go at present ; but the purchases hare not been to such an extent as at all to relieve the market. There is but little doing for either India or China. RoctIDALE.—We have experienced another very dull market, and although prices are at the lowest ebb, b u y ers p urc h ase d The Wool market - remains in the same languid much the same as on this day week. paringly LEEDS.—There is no feature of chanse in the wooll of this town and district worthy of notice this week. is still the characteristic but upon the whole more 1 en trade Dulness I has been clone tills week than last. BRADFORD.—WOOI: The transactions in Wool of all ,kinds continue to be exceedingly limited, every one seeming inclined to work up their stocks. Noils and Brokes are also (lull, and sales can only be effected at low prices. Yarns: The same state of things continues as we have noticed for some weeks past, end until we have a return of our export business, we cannot have any improvement. But there is no acc umu lation of stocks; machinery is stopped, or the hours of working abridged to the requirements of the market. Prices continue without change. Pieces: The demand for Fancy Goods is pretty good, and as they cannot be woven nearly so quickly as Plain Goods, the de mand keeps the market but barely supplied, and prevents any increase in Cobourgs and Orleans, which are not so much in quired for. Prices are generally maintained. II unnEn SFIELD.—There has been little business done in this narket to-day, and the hall appears very Quiet ... 1 e wilt 't . I tm" the e-- route auteration, with - the exception of some classes Of unseasonable goods, for which lower prices are asked. LEICESTER.—There continues the same paucity of demand in the warehouses, and it is feared more workmen will be un employed, instead of being set on, as is usual at this period. The yarn trade is very depressed, ands inners are doing as little as they can. Wools continue flat, and are sold at prices more in favour of the burp,. GLAsom.• A more settled feeling has prevailed in our business circle this week, although there is still little change to notice in the prices or the amount of transactions. The com mercial news from the continent being generally rather in firp favourable, business, in some quarter moderate extent. In the country tr improvement is perceptible. has beeli NorribionAlki.—Lce : Some purchases are making for the American market in fancy goods, and there is somewhat more doing for the home trade. Stocks are very much reduced, and the fine spring weather causes country buyers to replenish them. Were there no fears of popular effervescence, the'pros pect would now be cheering, notwithstanding the undesirable LIVERPOOL SHARE LIST. SHARES. Saturday's Prices. .e 1 RAILWAYS. 50 'Aberdeen 23 Q 233 33 Ambergate & Eastern Junction ' 2Z-.. 2g d 23 Arbroath and Forfar. 473 Bedford, London, &Birminghm 1 2g.. 31 p 7g Birk'head, Lancash. & Cheshire' 6;.. 6:2 d 273 late C. &B. 5 is. cent. till 1849 124 .13 1331 Da. „ '22 ~ I 83..8 d 10" Birmingham and Dudley 5 (Boston, Stamford, and Binning 13..14 d ;Bolton, Blackburn, Clitheroe, 1 12 .:11 d 23 { 1 and West Yorkshire, No. I. 8 Ditto & North Western.. (A)! 7.. d 18 Ditto guar. 6 Is. cent..... (B)' 11...1A 85 Bristol and Exeter 20 New shares 6 ?.. G d 244 /IBuckingbainshire 53 !Caledonian 631 Half shares 14..2 p P 12..13 6i.. 64.. 64 8i..9 (3k.. 63- 34 174..18 8 .. 2 .. 14 d 1a..l d 8 .. 7 d W4..37 6}..64 d 44. 4 d 13 .. 16 6 ..5 d 34..3 d New 'Norfolk 50 j Clydesdale Jun 37i Che HolyheaC 25 - illundee and Arbi•oatt 15 New shares, No.l. 25 Dundee and Perth... 20 I New shares 11 New quarter shares 20 !Eastern Counties 611 Perpetual, No. 1 6 11 Perpetual, No. 2 25 'East Anglian, £25 shares 18 Do., £lB shares 3} - Do., £3 10/ shares 25 East Lancashire 15 1 New shares • &II New ditto •_ _ 16PEast Lincolnshire 20 East and West Yorkshire 50 Edinburgh and Glasgow 15 ; Half shares 7i: New Half shares 25 Edinburgh and Northern 12 I 415 shares—Newport .4 New 25 shares 24' New .el 5 shares 20 late Edinbro', Leith & Grantoh 12 ..12 20 Preference shares lsi.. 16 I 6 New shares. _ I New quarter - 11:1 - d ti 2k Exeter, Yeovil, & DorchesterlB..l 4 d 122/ Fleetwood, Preston, & W.Riding 4i..4 d 50 ;Furness. 1 ..2 o 0 extension. ;ow and Ay] aranteed gt( Siock.!GL 10 15! , -1 - Half-shares No. —... • Bi. Glasgow and Punifries Glasgow, Paisley, and C 1241 Hall shares Preferen rock] 75} 51 100 !Great 72.. 8 4 d.. par 227 .. 229 52 ..54 p •th of England .d'4o shares tit shares late L. & B I Half share_ Do., late Hudders. & Sheffield! 13 Fifth shares, late W. It. U.... Half shares, late W. P. & G.. Extension shares, Do. Lancaster and Carlisle Third shares Lancaster and Preston Three-quarter shares Quarter shares Leeds and Bradford Leeds and Dewsbury Half shares New shares (blue) Leeds and Thirsk New shares Preference 6 11 , ct. I.iverpool, Crosby, & Southport 1 New shares, late W. Laneash. L'pool, M'ches., & N'cast. June London and Blackwall ,London & Brighton & S. Coast Consolidated * shares London and North Western - New Quarter shares Fifth shares .e4O shares (L. & M ) Quarter shares (A)' Quarter shares (B) Quarter shares (C)! 2i London and South Western ... New £5O shares New £4O shares Consolidated Tenth shares Ditto • Third shares New Third shares Longridge and Preston Manchester, Sheffd. & Lincolns Quarter shares, No. I Quarter shares, No. 2 Eighth shares Preference shares late Gt. Grimsby and Sheffd £2O shares Quarter shares late Great Grimsby Dock late Sheffield and Lincolnshir )Tanchester and Southampton.. Manchester and Southport Matlock and Midland Midland Preferential stock, 6 per cent Half shares Consol. Birmingha Erewash Valley Birmingham and Glouces Bristol and ?,--Derby shares ... rid Carlisle 25 20 40 Stock 16 Quarter shares New shares.... hety Quarte ' Extensions (5 per cent.). North British Half shares Northern North S t a 23.2 d 40 _403 13..1 d 13 ..12 d P 2.. d d 1 d n.. d 13 ..12 d H —lO d 31.. 3 d * d. . par 14141 22 .. 21i d 7 d 54..5 d 2 li d 1 U.. 1 d IR . 9f4 1194.. 121, 6 -Gip 14 ..116 83t) . 8 , par.. .30 shares 664.. 674 i 415 shares . l4+.. 15 p 14ip ;Great North of Scotland Great Western Half shares' 49 .. 50 Quarter shares Fifth shares 184.. 19 . .el 7 shares 3y.. 3 d Huddersfield Canal & Railway.. 251 . 264 Huddersfield Canal & Railway.. 8-.3-.. 8 d cSid Third shares ,Hull and Selby 963..971 Half shares 47/ . 484 Quarter shares Ipswich and Bury St. Edmunds 9..Si d Kendal and Windermere Unleash. &Yorks. late M. 8.& B. 14 .. 13 d Ditto Ditto late M. 8.. L. 16 ..15 d Half shares 73..7 d Quarter shares Fifth shares 2 .. 12 d k. , ... .... 11 13d 12 ..11 d I 14d 51..5 d d 21 d 121 cl2O 1 p , 1c 2113 p 2 p I I 4ip .7 North Western ;Oxford, Worcester, & Wolverb Preston and Wyre Preference (5'19 cent. & Div ) Half sharea Sixth shares :t. Helens Rai 1 Canal New Prefe !Scottish Cen Scnttish Mid Sheffield, Rotherham, ;Shrewsbury and Birir lid Gook agham tt Chester, late N.W.M. I (South Devon d 199 .. 201 139 .. 141 6 .. 51 d BIR.THS Lately, at Manchester, a poor Saints' Church, who is the wife of a 60th year, has given birth to two children to the present time, both the e !.;,.. are doing well. On the 25th ultimo, Mrs. Bradley, grocer, London-road, of twin c. On the 29th ultimo, MARY KIRK a boy and two girls: . She is the employed, and is quite destitute On the 31st ultimo, at Birke. FAIRCLOUGH, of a son. Same day, at Milton, Petcrbc TON, of a son. On the Ist instant, at Seacock WITH, of a sun On the 3rd instan4, the printer, &c., Birkenhi.ad, of a son Same day, in Port!and-place Col. the Bon. E. B. WILMA' Same day, the wife .of Mr On the sth instant, at St. Jar CORDON, of a daughter. Same day, at Knotty Ash. A Same CArfA (In a S t Rock r On he 7th instant, at IA THOMAS CALLAN, of a On the 9th instant, at Wi EVANS, of a tl this town, to An Esq., of Rair YER, of 11Iaec On the 31 HENRY A. late WM. On t' to 'TWA tiT to EEq.. of S nt, at St. M list ELIZABETH THORN nil the DAVI ES BROCKI it instant, at St draper, to I If Eq. D, B.A NEVETT, Esq.. of tlda town. Same day, at Lanbedr Churc street, Broughton, Maud eldest daughter of ROB Rollin] On the sth instant, at I HULME, of Halifax, to down-lane. On the 6th ins ;er-tern T ELIA Park-p? It, at St. of GI tme day, at St. Mia CATHERINE KIMI ame day , at St. Mit mtive depo cty's foundry, to R SON, of tire 1 and Kenne man-street JOSEPH, GUSTA, proprietor of the Worcester n On the sth instant, at St. 1 Rev. Henry Erskine, FRANCIS ERSKINE, Esq., JANE, second daughter of the I. of Ballyfallow, County Meath. On the 6th instant, at Waltor brother to •th, rector of THOMAS DICKINSON, of of Everton Same da , c2id 2d I James Aspfmd at Arncott's Church ' M.A., rector of A rdwick, to SARAH, v Esq., of P. BR ML EY, Esq., of .Arr •road, tl Tel), Mr 1, the I ,r. .J. CH ROB Elia 11U ICST .olnsbire, by >e, JOHN RI Kirkdale DTPT) lard Circuit, 'jug thirty yea' ), Mr. JAM NrsTttiE, dar h-street, lARY, !Ttti•_" 6 Birtijo, ;ftlarrialies, aiib Bratty:4 woman, residing near A 6 in bar oy and a girl. Up 'en and their aged mother BRADLEY, relict of 11.1 Fe healthyell tourer, OCCIIS. of both food and ciotihing lhead, Airs. JONATHAI the Viscouniess Mrs. of Mr. JOSEPH GRIP/ VILLIIM GRIFFIT9 irs. MAURI( DWA the wife of RT SWAB 'Gfitt4 ALICE WELL. 20 .. 20, 10i.. 10 44..4 d ..1 d ter of Mr iNoLungnam erish Church, Walton-on-t ROUGI .Surne day, at the Holy TURNER, of this port, to A S. Proctor, of the former pin, On the 9th instant, at S CHRISTIAN, to Miss HAITI to Miss ELIZABETH Same day, at St. P 1 man, 8.A. ; Mr. JAMI Lately, Mr. GEORGE 15-IT-IN:, on brass instrument •-Cbapelle, o gist, and tt tages, &c," "Peer. On the 16th of TaniiarY, Mi of the Clarence Hotel, at Brick incidents chronicled of her in U _ naval writers rendered her name f On the Ist ultimo, at Up Park 70th year, Colonel HENRY CAP , mandcr-in-chief of the army at On the 7th ultimo. Mr. Tfl Cumberland, father of Mr. I street, Toxteth-nark On the 21st BETH H deeply reg Intno, of erys ATLEY, of Way 111 who had 1 23rd ultimo, after enduring sevr: =yen years, in her 47th year, AN S, of.Tpxteth-park._ to ELI, ty Church, H PROCTOR, dat; Church one of tl :be well Barbra! ,I:4I.NER,_ of I JOHN I (in - the 22nd JANE, younge of Oldhe-strei On the the last eleven y GRIFFITH On the 26th ultimo, at Bc CONSTANTIA CLIFFORD of Tiittall, in this county. On the 27th ultimo, JANI COLEBOURN ay, in 6pr On the 29th old *ON, late of Mar LRAtA, Of I Moth, ( :ORGE SC If Aid 1. ALICI On tl S. D. L 11 years, RICHARD; yoangesf LUCAS, Esq. On t MEFAI Same (11 JOHN' GI MARY JAN} at Dewsbury, In b :N 00D, Esq., ar. urgeon, Kiraaa Same day, in Bev lisB3rd year, JOHN NEWT( street, Warr Same day, of bronchitis, ALICI THIRSK, of BrTighbridge, Yorls on tt layer, I me clay, Mr, WILLIA3 , tor, forn)erly !".:AR ST Mr. WILLIAM AR t, aged 44, .ei of the 7 months, ELLI COOKSIZT;of Halton, near B rtcl son of the lat 33, LYDIA SOPHIA I VI .MSTRONG, mariner. r. THOMAS HUGH] ELIZAI3 I'ssc~.. ~ f pro be in" or-lalt onicle. of the inane° , Mr• ;undar ) king- e elec: — engin e eitin: an was - ry - vis9_ ride s ► my in" . stralr hou se t dowl at one i h e be d an ( ' s, re i l whic h hroug" is Or i n t be."" I. Ina—. Tessi )orilt L — Albatross, Morgan, Harlingen —A. -Duke of Wellington, Orfeur, Malta -• Moore, Narva—Look Out Mintura, he. Hunt •i ouisa , Hupi zella, Brolin ; itair Lewis; nmeruma, venues; hani; and Cygnet, Boyce, Rotterdam—Felix, Web._ 14 -)e kholtn—Uratlia, Walters ; Glenroy, AlWilliam • and ;snout, Trieste tCaledonia (at), -, 'hence at Halifax. 20th March. oUrorr a, Scott, hence for St. John. N. 8., at Halifaa liel x"ad, Chick; R. D. Shepherd, Davies; Huror l ean se , Hutchinson; and Monument, Trott, hence a t'ork - Mary, Gillies ; Siddons. Cobb ; Liverpool, Blithen ; N ew Furber, and Harriet Augusta, Robinson, hence at 0 6 „YOrki V e ", (1 o, Bell, and Scotland Kelso, hence at Charlestoa c o ::`ce, Salter, and Milton, , Gorham, hence at Boste sb'enanter, Patterson, hence at Apalachicola. trenandoah, West, hence at Philadelphia. e ° r th ers Lewis. - , Haljf„T a nn (All Sob" 4 ' 28" Dttrt ° E ton. Esk , e s' A. A 1 Ib rail 1 st), from New York, March, with machinery damaged -. from Belfast, at New Orleans, t'arke, Morton, from New Orleans, at I .." 11 D, April s.—Levantine (st), from tot o if Which went on shore near here, 26' It o uthis morning, and towed into the harb rd, th LAD, Anril 7.—Carysfort mLk oarb oilr ut was on shore at Camlyn, C has been b ED tnti 41, ( 1 , SM ILED._ .1„ Gi vr ` e ra rater. Crux SUNDAY, APR 9.—Wind E.N umth Castle, Ward, from Laguira • is, for HOngKong -- tt. Calcutt 3onibay—. Java, Duff Nja l i s t' a l ' , e kl e n . (et), M ara, h ence at Gib ra lt r'itna, Martin, and Wilton, Wilson' jape( , Ivanhoe, Rattray -, Manilla, Abuja; • (-p:oniartyu,- mn(l trireci itit Tun° hence at Havana 12'1DIii M`lienzie, Fence at Stornav 2 , hence at Tobertnore . Te.zia, Ecelestoi, ience at Cape r Hel.Panouth C' a, Pegg, henc tort . l.l " l 's Quec irkol, sailed 3 28th Jantt , and Annie a piary. pi.ti;llZB, Rei t i, iled from ' :tlirk•l7lac''ket , ence at Stornoway, anu Fame Good Hof Richardson 20th Mar from M tn. hi s for !,Ohn N u , nay, ~-..nvfrpnnn 1,1 1, Mitchell Fan'Hele iron, n), Plat, —urtnioutit o,l ll.llB 4 . _e e li_ ° ,to n 'h f r n v ' e s: l , Mary lio n oft I!rattrilt(ri 4.°11, frorl i;:s. Inch (bed front starvation On boar - 11 the Aurora e 7) Tur hands ere lost in the pinnace, k e joalu one Reasel to the other,l the rent:, tr 140 Pas t The Barbara, of kalif'" Sr Sr. 46h4fS"1,erd, and, in (11;4. - on - ing* Cr bore P ettyr Harbour, whm 11 w ere ssve l l. ler LP.1313, April- 6.—Tite t4e Afar, 000 k 1711 tkins, LAndon,t Ann H"ndei George Llov George Bate, Dud! JohralWcTO'cl William Edw: William Han , William Hot licensed victual April 29-1. ( N. Benaitt, May 1, Pintos] ?,ETINf on, women-araper 1 Frederick Willie; ieral iror It. Ha alkali manufa. CERTI FI CATES lecting, l'ainkir. :ERTIFICATES Vice Chancellor SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS 61isgOw; Accountant CREDITORS FO :proof a ;e Lnptoi; M Tea r, a Harri the-Martyr, Cloucesters Emil Wm stet{, Cia son, Tipton, Stet E. and A. Linley Curers—May 2, t—May 4, R. tin Auer. Le contrary on th is, La I turns in Bankruptc Lupto IVERPOOL Hour. Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, at that )atement.—Home-made and Irish Flour, although in slow request, was held at Tuesday's rates; but - States and Canadian, except choice brands of old, declined 6d. per barrel. Malting Barley, from the late period of tae working season, as the turn cheaper; grinding samples, on the contrary, re ained steady in value, and Malt was rather dearer. !wimp qualities commanding 60s. per quarter.—Beans and lea;e .. 'ipon a limited inquiry, hardly maintained former prices. Oats and Oatmeal, exciting little attention, were slightly de. in val a Corn, being offered Gil. to Is at a decline of Gd. per barrel LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, APRIL 8, 1818. s. d. 8. d. 0 6 0 0 9 Potatoes, ,pootb 0 0 0 0 Kemos s. d. s. d Fl s y, old,. 0 0 I Cups 0 3 Cattle 5 6 - 4 6 - 0 0 - raw, Wheat .. 0 3 J'S MARKET, APRIL 8 Mutton 0 61- Veal 0 5- lamb, fore qrtr. 6 0 - Do., bind qrtr lO 0 - Fresh York - 0 0 - 0 0- o 0 8 Plums.. Quart 0 0— 0 0 0 8 Filberts 0 8— 0 10 —0 7 Red Currants 0 0 Black Ditto 0 0 Grapes .... - ip lb 0 f, 0 8 0 0 Peas.. .. Is. Peck 0 0— 0 0 0 0 'Beans 0 0— 0 0 —0 0 :Fowls, 1p Couple 3 0— 0 0 0 !Young Ducks 7 0 - 0 o 9 ilurkeys....each 3 0— 8 0 0 2 :Geese 2 0— 4 0 0 0 :I'artridges,vbrceo o— 0 0 0 0 Chickens 0 0 ,Cucumbers,each 0 10 1 0 1 3 Asparagus,y , 100 2 6 e 1 0 Pheasants , 0 0— 0 0 _ _ Cod Fish Turbot . Haddock. Whiting. Fresh Ifutter Salt Ditto ck 1 4 1 6 jPig:epps,l.couple PACKET LIST, C ,NERAL POST-OFFICE, APRIL 8 Ara ils desp'di Last Packet INext Packet from London I sailed. I due. and 27th of every month April 15 Destination 6'fl: 'AIVTON S It!fa &loni: (except Honduras & Bermuda,) For. Col. in W. Indies, except r Ilavana, Venezuela, aiid Madeira Mexico& Havana . mnda St. Juan } icaragna, and New Grenada FALMOUTH STATiON. Nlinteira, Brazil, and } Bueaos Ayres 3rd and 20tlitagus.... of every I April month. 'lslands} rypt.... China Col. i n W. Ind. , id and ith ray of every mouth. NcAt Mail April 9.idue April 2nd of every ;Tay month only.l • Next Mail 2 due April 2: m li o th nt o h f e v i n T i riro m io a t rcii . iildNueex..tmAitia)l7 Evng. of 4thIIIMB Cranl HMB Pen every month Mara e, i g nin April 23 - K - 7.11 . ; er - • !Every 'aitl74.:cadia ••• • l eak lonic, e 'nate Friilit t l - April • FI April O 8 O 1 0 0 O 0 O 0 check put, for the moniencupon the execution of some conti nental orders, which promised two months ago to be of unusual magnitude. Hosiery: The fine weather has given considerab impulse to some branches of our trade. We learn there more business king by the factors renerally, and esi the large wholesale houses in London, which ha% during the past week a more b they have for several months; yet it is to be feared, from the universal want of confidence, that the buyers will act very cautiously, and only purchase for their immediate wants, the effect of which will much prevent, for the present, great increase in production THE CHARITIES. LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, APRII:. 8, I)ldCflAacsn: In-patients cured, 24; Relieved and at a 7equest, 10; Made Out-patient, 0; Irregular, 1; Dead, 2 Inatirru D : In-patietlts,ls;Ou! r patients,s; Casuals (I l e week ' " ' temaining in the House, 196. Surgeon, Dawson, Esq. ; llouseSurgeon, Mr. • Apothecary, Mr. George radley; House Gibbon and A. North, Esus.; chaplai' • Treasurer, Richard Gi' C. B. Wilson b - soil. NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT, APRIL 8 knmtrrFD: Accidents, 25 ; Medical and Surgical Cases: • 15; Total. 4.o.—Thscuanonn f CS! rnd recommendation, ...... •-•••••• • Relieved and at own request, 5; Attending as Out Pati Irregular,:i; Died, 0; Remaining in the Hospital, DO. Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician an, Surgeon for the ensuing week, Dr. Scott and Mr. Stubbs ' • House Visitors, Jacques Mye rs an d J o h n , • Clint, Esqrs. ; House-Surgeon, Air. T. B. Gilder. sleeves ; Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq.; Chaplain; Rev. Wm. Hughes. LYING-IN HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY WOMEN AND CHILDREN, 21, ...PEI/BROKE-PI MARCH, 1848. ADMITTED: In-Patients, 5; Ont-Patients, 141 ; Total, 146. DISCHARGED: Cured, 140; Relieved, 8; Irregular, (I ; Died, 3 : —Remaining on the Books, 173. Consulting Surgeon, Thomas Blackburn, Eso. ; Accon . Dw'yCr, Air. TIDE TABLE. i EvEzled BIGHT. HOLY prtt :. l b. m 11, In. IR. in. Wedneiday.i2i 6 6 654! 12 5 Thursday _l3l 731 8 6 12 5 Friday ....14 837 9 4 113 2 Saturday _l3 927 949 14 5 Suuday ....1C 10 10 10 27 13 4 Monday.... 17 10 45 i 11 1 : 16 3 LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. Direct.: Ind Indirecti !Dec. 21 Lima .. • Maranhan March 11 Mauri tius March Mobile.. Jan. —Monte Videe Jan. 2 Feb. 2 New Orleans - .. Jan. New York... Mar. 2. March 22 Penunnhoco. .. Jan. 29 Rio Janeiro.. Feb. 1 Feb. 14 Harbadoes Bombay B. Ayres Calcutta C. G. Hopi Charleston China 1 I 1 ely oft t"ai r s raim) tra Cru Hee.. ,Alareb 2 Same d. 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