The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-02 00:00:00

- - - _ • . • r, _ . ..... March 2 1847. . THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. ... ...., - -- -- - -- - --- - - - - - _ THE LATE ARCHDEACON OF CHESTER. git ip pin g inttlitgentr. Sateen.-Scotia, Peacock, for Cape of Good Hope-Abbots Out ets. most . • Reading, Atkinson, Arica-John Horrocks, S a nderso n , Rio Ja- . rally, In our last week's journal we recorded the death of the • ses ' neiro--Cheshire, King, and Hi in Hogg, Barbadoes- --sea-- e an- Rev. Unwin Clarke, Archdeacon of Chester, and vice TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23,-Wind S.E., fresh. Dreadnought,. steam tug, with a flat from Ormshead, at this Zenobia, Kenny, New York-Sultana, Rogers, Constantinople -Tyro, Symonds, Lisbon-Dmiro, Smith, Oporto. - WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, FEB. 23, 1846. if 200 dean of the cathedral. On Thursday, the 11th instant, Wheat, 107 qrs., (a .4'3 14s. lid. as qr.: total, £4OO 16s. Id, ort, with twelve hundred barrels of flour and meal seventy Bolivar, hence for Constantinople, at Kingstown. the last ceremony of interment was performed within the ferrets of Indian corn, and one bale of hemp, from 'the Janeßarley, - qrs., @ .aal Os. Od. se gilt total, ..e , - - 5 ...._.e. most es on , family vault in the Lady's . Chapel. The body of the de- Tudor. Matador Rickman, hence for Stet'tin, at Portsmouth. Oats, 8 qrs.,. @£l 17s. 6d. se qr.: total, .tl5 Os. Od. !rally ceased was privately borne through the precincts to the AttervEte-Earl of Chester, Blackstone, from China-Robt. Norfolk Hero, Holmes, hence at Constantinople. Mary, and Matestic, , Melhuish, hence at Smyrna. _ _ - --- -- - ----- ' and . north postern, which is contiguous to the residentiary Kerr, Maxwell, from Charleston-and Jewess, Gilchrist, from LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, MARCH .1. . • house ; the Rev. Chancellor Raikes, Canon Eaton and Patras. Mischief, Barrow, hence at 1 alermo. Charlotte, Holbrook, from Villaviciosa for this p or t, a t p ee _ We have had a good supply of stock at our market to-day, inges Kniner for Antwerp-Milton Harrison • ' • a ' zance,.with cargo shifted, having experienced bad weather. the minor canons bearing the pall, followed by and g ait'lLED* -- Pb , enix•which met with dull sale, at little or no variation from last ness, Bahia-Cite, Stehr, Galati-Jane Thomas for Cults Vecchia James Clarke, Esq., and the Hon. Rowland Winn, chief -Aurora; Rodent, Copenhagen-LEmelyne, Toogood, Haven- Rapid, F uller, sailed from Smyrna for this port Bth Feb. ' . week's prices. Beef, sid. to aid. per lb; Mutton, 61d. to 744.1. Mermaid, Pepperell, sailed from Malta 4th Feb., and Princess Vie' James mourners, lay the Bishop of the Diocese, the curates of nah-Cirlotta 'Lagana, Palermo-Magnet, Murdoch, Malta, - -- - ------ (I or- his parishes, and private friends. The procession was met Galatz, &c.-Volunteer, Reed, Galatz-Wave, Blagdon, Lisbon Alice, Cummings, 14th . Peb., both for thi s port. Harris salted from Palermo for th . is port 10th Feb. LEEDS CORN MARKET, FEBRUARY 23. men by the gentlemen of the quire and the choristers, habited - Vivid, Spruce, Odessa-Wilbelmina Jettina Wygers, Bertha,Rotter- George, Killen, , sailed from Malaga for this port 13th Feb. Our arrivals of grain are larger this week than of late. Wh ea t per - in their surplices and was tolled through the cloisters dane-Epaminondas, Lambert, Mobile-John Cumming, Boykett, Harrison, sailed from Bordeaux for this port 20th and each one . Dwight,. Boston-Dagger, Morris, Jamaica-Struan, Nutkin . s and Barley met a limited demand , 4s. per qr. lower Oats and Beans Is. per qr. theaper. into the broad aisle, the organ pouring forth its deep and February. . errs- Virginia-Hyperion, Whelan, Havannah-Venus, James, Lis! . , _ _. _ solemn dirge for the dead. The very rev. the dean, at- Marmion, Bell, from Cape of Good Hope, and Volusia, Fin- '-= -= --'-'••-•• •--- s; to bon-William Russell, Goulding, Pernambuco-Clarendon, LIVERPOOL COTTON,XARKET, MARCH 1. the tended by the sacristan, officiated on the mournful occa- Easterbrook, Batavia-G. M. Soule, Harvey, Halifax, Nova layson, from Honduras, both at Cove. • slate sion. Scotia-Seadrift, Weatherall, Leghorn and Odessa-Typhena,There has been a general incoillry to-day, but not with much Scotland, from China at the Clyde. Carlisle • St. Croix; Napoleon ;Hinds, arid Clarendon; hence animation. The sales reach 4,000 hales, 300 of them for export. the The venerable deceased had concluded the patriarchal Machin, for Malta and Smyrna-Bride of Abydos, Williamson, 'its • ' term of 85 years. For some time before his death he was for Rio de Janeiro-Mars, Patterson, Halifax, N . S.-Alfred, at Honduras. . Cuba, from Whitehaven for Antigua , was taken into Kings- sßtrieaciehlyw.ithout any change from last week. The market closes rges Pendleton; Lady Falkland Smith; Rappahannock Drum- in a precarious state. Age had encompassed the eveningtown yesterday, dismasted, and a derelict, by the John Munn, ' goodAß K showE T , FEBRUARY of Beast s an 2 d l tbe s.mend ; General Wiltshire, Lennox; Edinburgh, Lawson ; and - (screw steamer.) The Cuba had been in contact with the Sym • of life with manifold infirmities, which, with the most British Queen, Conway, New Orleans-Lydia, Soule, Balttimore metry, from St. John, N. 8., 23d, Feb., off Holyhead, ann the • . - acute sufferings, prevented him taking that dignified part -Sophia, Tonkin, Beyrout and Alexandria-Anglo Saxon, g E ood M ND he was wont to supply in the performance of cathedral Gordon, Boston-Endeavour, Braben, for Ferrel, Spain-Mer-board the latter. The Symmetry lost crew got on quality rather superior. Of Sheenthere was fully equal to the head, cutwater, &c. .ND - worship. But those who heard cannot forget that time chant, Clarke, Mobile-Golden Eagle, Krebs, Nassan, N.P,- COVE, 25th Feb.-Flower of Yarrow. (yacht,) and the French .wSeAbLaFdOaßniDodCerAßtTTLeiy Henry, D la . o,•N w York-George Ramsey, _Flavin, when he delivered the convincing address, and read the o t,, lei' H. Norfolk, Vi rota-Eliza, Thomas, Rio Grande-Fairfield, -, . brig Racehorse, from Bayonne • for Liverpool, were in contact. 60. per lb. Everything from fair to prime sold up. demand. Prime Beef 54(1. to 6d. and good Mutton 51d. to itor, inimitable liturgy of the Church of England with that h' 1 S 11 Steele, ter was not known. A large ship, apparently American, was The former lost starboard channels, but the damage to the lat arm,Jamaica-Fairfield, Loveland, Apalachicola-Swallow, wo a- wa ow, seen 24th Jan., on shore on Bush Key, with wreckers around ------- --- inelodious voice and i m p re s s i ve manner peculiarly his Trinidad and Tortola-Marie. Largonet, Magador-Caledonia . 1 - 'e l h ar e n re a, Lorentzsen from Liverpool DUBLIN CORN MARKET, FEBRUARY 26. pre own. He was also the Vicar of Neston and of Eastham ; heap, Venice-Schofield, Wacker, Alexandria, Egypt-Belle, e s r T , o y aN th A e u V A o y lu , 2s2ied, Feb h b . of Wheat and Oats met a slow sale at the prices of Tuesday, and in the latter parish, where he chiefly resided for the Robins, Galatz-J. P. Nevins, Field, for Alexandria, A.S.e The market was extremely dull this day. The best qualities Xanthus, Read, Malta and Smyrna-Jacoba Maria, Cramer, St.were 6d. to Isper lower, but other descriptions of both last twenty years, his character was known and apple- for Christiansand, with salt, was totally wrecked on the Shaat Barley remains without alteration. • - dated for an ingenuous frankness of heart, with-a most Sebastian-Charles, a Simons, Ostend. . Isles 13th Feb. Crew saved, and landed here. dto • Winning and conciliatory address. He was especial DARDANELLES, Bth Feb.-Aura, Vanderstrom, from Liver= ' - • (seely Admiral Roshnoff, from Havre for this port at Ilfracombe. - given to hospitality ; was highly esteemed by that circle Robert, Matbeson, from Bayonne at Cove. pool for Odessa, went on shore in the bay previously to 3d Feb. HULL CORN MARKET, FEBRUARY 23. i o but has got off, without apparent damage. At this (lay's market there was a good supply of English th • he moved in for the natural amiability of his disposition ,- Chandos, Hocking, from Ancona at ditto. Wheat, much of it in bad condition, and prices Is. to 4s. lower ect. and (what sheds a brighter lustre still upon his memory) Scotland, from China for the Clyde, in the Straits of Banat 14th Nov. SUNDAY, 28th FEBRUARY.-Wind S.E., moderate. than last week ; though hut little business done in foreign, we ems most affectionately beloved by the poorer members of his Aeetvea.-Jane Barbara, Brown, from Mobile-Orixa, do not quote more than Is. lower. The' show pf spring Corn arts flock, to whom his benevolent hand was always open, and - Ma ion, from Manilla for London, at ditto 14th Nov. Eliza Sharpe, from Sincapore for ditto at ditto 14th Nov. Thos. Hunter, Crichton; Chieftain, Christian, from Sincapore-Elbe, Goble, from Alexandria, E. - limited and held at full prices. best his sympathy most feelingly extended. Bahamian, from China for this port, off Java Head on 23rd Sedulous , sAiLEn ._ fli e , r f o r , o G m ra a n ia t l ; ta. all The late archdeacon was a finished gentleman of the old November. Barker, Africa-Defiance, Steers, Calcutta-Commodore, Ri -- - '--- --- -- --- - iave school, and much noticed by several members of the royal Senator, Wilson, from Batavia at Cove. res. family, •particularly by thnPrincess Augusta and the more Laidmans, from Mauritius, off ditto. • Croix, Monte Video-Rowley, Campbell, Pernambuco -Eli-zit' The arrivals are good this week. The market is well at res. Duke of Clarence, whose senior chaplain he was, before Baronet, sailed from Monte Video for Rio Grande on the 11th Snell, and Superior, Shumway, Mobile-Euphrasia, Buntin' fair business is tran- WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FEBRUARY 26. tended, and at a decline of 2s. per qr. a Nov. his Royal Highness's accession to the throne. Boston-Eugenia, Briscoe, and Louisiana, Cole, New York-. • Royal sailed from ditto for Lima 1 h - sale, and fully 2s. per quarter cheaper. Beans sell slowly at ls. , sacted in all descriptions of Wheat. Barley extremely dill Exchange, , sailed for leanse-Gesina, Arnold, Hamburg-Corinthian, for 'Smyrna- 0t id tand Shelling 6d • Or )L. Among other friends, he enjoyed the intimate and lastin g si a lif ax • ',SIMS from Lima at Rio de Janeiro, and regard of the reverend Heber, to whom he was most warml' per quarter less money. a s . per s., y this port 31st December. Sprightley, Jeffery Terceira. attached •of Dr. Law, the late Bishop of Bath and Wells, West Lothian, Meickle; Aureo,. Bettini; Perzagno, Floria ! ' . .. is, per load lower. Malt in limited request. _ PS,- 1 who was ' his schoolfellow and cotemporary ; and of Dr. and Crown, Rowland, hence at Rio Janeiro. Priscilla, Goble, from Paraiba at this port; sailed 27th .Tan. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, FEBRUARY 24. is. Alajendie, late Bishop of Bangor, to whose only sister he - Phoenix, Kerr, from Newfoundland and Bahia at ditto. The Mary Queen of Scots, for thisport, and Ituna, for Trieste, At this day's market, we had very little business transacted. .ch. a. -- was married. These,- and most of his early friends, had Ituna, Sanderson, sailed from ditto for Pernambuco on 26th were to sail in a few days. for December . gone before ; his wife, his son, who fellgsallantly at Feroze- Curlew,'M'Lellan, sailed from ditto for this port on the 9th of st l i a e n p n e a n h a S n a t l i ir id ah. Robertson, from Calcutta at this port; left The few sales of Wheat made were at a decline of 2s. to Ns: per quarter. Malting Barley difficult to quit, at current rates • seteral of the principal nialsters talk of buy'ng no more until ern pore, and his daughter-in-law, preceding him only by a January. Symmetry, Al`Kennell, from St. John, N.B. at this port, with the spring arrivals of foreign Barley are on the market. Beaus the 'few short months. Stour, Manson, hence at Wyck on Fohr. loss of bowsprit, &c. , having been in contact, as reported yes- and oats dull, and 6d. to is. per quarter lower. Recorder, from - terday._ .t. in- A vigorous constitution, ever sustained by the most tem-' Hong Kong, Dodds, from Calcutta at ditto. Bunn, Ackerwald, hence at Copenhagen. sus Perate habits, left him still to traverse the wilderness, Emperor, Jones, from China at Deal. ' Frau Gebeke , hence at Elbe. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE , FEBRUARY 27 . In- am i dst the lingering labours and sorrows of the f ourscore James Stewart, M ' Farlane, hence for Newfoundland at Mils Palmyra , W r ikl ac k, h e nc e a t Terueuse. . • Years. HO2C data pena dici tiventibus. ford, with sails split. Palmerston, hence at Melhoerne. ' week has been steady at former prices. To-day we have more Farna Abril eailed from Tarraeona for this ort 15th Feb • • • • • inclination for business in Wheat and Flour, but the steadiness In early life he was a man of an ardent temperament Liverpool, from Hull for this port at Ramsgate, with loss of , , - . e, P . Han•est Home, Carlisle, from Calcutta, at St. Helena, and of holders in adhering to fullprices prevents extensive transac .Rs and of the most active and persevering habits. For many bowsprit. , vessels SPOKEN. sailed 11th Jan. for Liverpool. Oatmeal.or Oats scarcely an inquiry • the same may be said of the Years he diligently discharged the duties of a magistrate, Heber, 17th s instant, off Tuscar-Stephen Baldwin, 17th in- Haddineton, (P. and 0. steamer) from Southampton, at St. and took a watchful interest in the charitable and humane stunt, of the -Smalls-Charles, of London, 18th instant, off Helena, with Sir H. Potting.er on board. ' All other ariicles as last' quoted. The market, as before observed, exhibits much firmness, but is not active.' institutions of the county. He was sincerely and firmly Bardsey, by the Lucia Field-Bridgetown, hence for New Or Tynwald, Harmer, from Mauritius, at St. Helena, and sailed attached to the constitution and established religion of leans, 4th instant-Una, hence, 2nd instant, in lat. 47, lon. 16 11th Jan. for Cork. west-Leander,' off the Settees, 20th instant, and the Robert THAI-, Feb. 25.-A stern board has drifted on shore from the DUTILIN CATTLE MARKET, FEBRUARY 25. his country,- ever constant to one line of politics, and Ku, Tinamara, off . Tuskar, 20th instant, by the John Dugdale derelict brig, with Richmond lass, Poo-, painted on it, the We had a larger market than expected, both of cattle and always tenacious of these views and principles with which -Romance, 18th instant, in lat. 46, lon. 10-Several ,. outward latter part of third word being obliterated. sheep ; and, though the prices of good meat were firm, at 545. to he was embued from very youth. This - decision of cha- bound vessels, 20th instant, off Tuskar, by the Nautilus. racier marked his career to the goal. Disinclined to every - - 565. per cwt. for Beef, yet middling and inferior were Is. lower - change in the political and social world, he remained the • MONDAY, Ist MARCH.-Wind N.E., moderate. than last week, and not sold quickly. The supply of Sheep • . ARRIVED.-Courser, Wurewell, from Smyrna, and Jeannette, was not only more numerous, but of a better quality than here time-honoured beacon of the past, respected by all who WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY U.-Wind S.S.E. from Ostend. tofore, which sold from 6(1. to 7(1. per lb., off sink ; Veal, 7d. • could appreciate the "good old rule," and if not with a ARRIVED.-Columbus, Green, front Pernambuco-Earl of LT .SateErrea-Coronation, Hume, St. John, N.8.-Hendrika, per ditto. Anything good in the way of Pork brought from feeling of regret, yet - with a tone of allowance, could say, Liverpool, from Islay-King Alfred, and Symmetry, from St. Plukker, Rotterdam-Oscar, Blacklock, Africa. • 525. to 555. per cwt.; but the greater part of the Pigs offered ' Michael's-Bahamian, Hawkins, from China-Mehemet Ali, for sale were miserably thin, and we conceived unhealthy. "Old times were gone, old manners changed." . E- During the whole course of his illness he humbly sub- Alcock,. from Alexandria-Sarah, Barclay, from Savannah. Maypo, Bishop, and Adonis, hence at Africa. - - - - - SAILED.-Windermere, Lewis, and Paragon,' :!'Gowan, for Ann, from England, at ditto , uti 'flitted to, and patiently acquiesced in, the tedious and Africa-Herculean , Tatrickson, for Bombay-T.Bermett, Sher- LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATO MARKET, Maid' of Islaa, (steamer) and Hopewell, , hence at MARCH . 1, 1847. es„ painful dispensation which he - was called to pass through. man, for Charleston-John Bright, Walters ; Charlotte Smith, Sierra Leone. at- Conscious that he was but a pilgrim and a sojourner, as and Empire, Russell, for New York-altitson, Johnstone, for Amelia, Rude, from Africa-Sir Henry Hardinge, 'Turnbull, a. d. a. d. s. d. s. d. ce. Hay. old, 20lb .. 0 6 @ 0 9 Potatoes, ge 9016. he . all his fathers were, he looked up with serene and holy Santa Martha-Leland, Baxter, for Charleston-Lucy Neale, f rom Calcutta-and Tynwald, from Mauritius, at Cove. s Cardwell, for Barcelona-Pakenh r. am, Brown,. for Berbadoes- New - 0 0 ' Kemps Jacoba Maria, Kranes, hence for St. Sebastian, at Cove. ad • confidence to Him, who is the Resurrection and the Life; Helen and Jeaii, Adams, for % tense-Percival, al Duffie, for CR OOKH A VEN CIover - 0 71 Pink Eyes.... 89- 9 0 26th Feb.-The Unique, Clark, from Rio is- and on the bed of pain and languishing, when " those that Boston-Meg of Meldon, Rickerty, for Calcutta-Bess, Carr, • • Grass O- 0 0 Cups - 9 0 ill- looked out of the windows were.darkened,” he frequently Tor Beieont-Choice Caen, for Monte Video-Leonidas for s Grande to Cork . put in here with loss of masts, rigging, s, •, sails, &c., and hull slightly damaged. o- exhausted his feeble strength by repeating the prayers- of the Constantinople-Heir Apparent, Event, for. Naples-Beccles, . Ripon, for Trieste-Litherland, 'Fee, for Shanghae-Robert - - . 0 33-- 0 4 hianglewurzel .. 00 - , Straw, Wheat .. 0 33- 0 4 Black .. ...... 7 4-7 10 Oat Barley .. - 0 3 Turnips, le ton - . 38 0 -40 0 ad. e Church. which he so loved and admired, and which we • Henry, Legg, for Lisbon-Camillus, Ashton, for Singapbre- LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, FRB. 23. 0 6- 0 0 d. '' e indelibly• d 1 she had __, impressed on his memory, w ien deniMeda, Store, for Kevel, &c.-Queen. Newland, for Mobile- - --- ir; 'II him her aid on every other ' Ravin . subject.. .. _ Tuest, Walsham, for New York-Water Witch, Hughes, for ' a e---ee----- . Carr0t5........ 60 0- 0 0 Manure ra, g .never experienced th e was ting emaciation of Legliorn-Harmony. M'Cann, for Galatz-Gossypium, Brown, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, FEB. 26. ti- sickness in healthiest life, the muscular frame had strug- for New Orleans-Vincedor, Castilla, for Havarmah-Thomas Sykes and Jefferaon, Wakefield, "watchmakers-J. Dobson S u gar.-There is still only a moderate demand, and the sales 3 'filed the more with his painful malady, until expiring na- Dempsey. Do n oh o e, Trinidad-Arethusa, Wade, for Naples- and Co., Leeds, sharebrokers-Ripley, Thorp, and Wild, of B. P. are 450 hhds., chiefly new Berbadoes, at 41s. to 545. w • C-• titre sunk at length in a sleep, so tranquil, that the mem- reroute, Jarvis, for Corfu. Bramley, Yorkshire, dyers ;as far as regards B. 'Wild-White, per cwt. ; 2500 bags Bengal sold rather lower, and 4400 bags con ey he rs of his family, who watched the whole sick bed with - Renaissance, Dennatte, sailed from Santander for this port Barraclough, and White, Rawmarsh, Yorkshire, manufacturers Mauritius at 455. to 545. per cwt. Foreign.-The demand con of pyroligneous acid; as far as regards G. Barraclough-J. and finites steady, and the prices paid during the week are, if any the most devoted and .unwearying affection, were not con- 17th Feb. W. Gray, Leeds, cloth-finishers-Camidge and Jones, Liver- thing, rather higher. The sales are 20 cases and 850 bags and - scious of the precise moment their aged parent departed George Clark, 'Wetherell, hence at Leghorn, pool, hatters-Webster, Johnson, and Company, Manchester, brls. of brown, yellow, and White Pernambuco, and 3150 boxes ie • in sweet peace. Flora, Sh a dd oc k, sa i led from ditto for this port 6th Feb. merc h an t s -J. Ch adw i ck an d Sons,' Rochdale, woollen-menu- Havana, chiefly ordinary to fine yellow, at from 50s. to 545. The archdeacon was senior canon of the Cathedral. By Benin, hence for Africa; Barkhill, Kerma and Irene, al'Don- facturers-dope and Rostron, Manchester, stockbrokers-J. per cwt. , et 'the vacancy- thus occasioned in the chapter, the body is Harvey, for lia hQinao;toEndliezra,_Kseglait, Cove.tiit, for Callao; and Queen, Moores and Son, Manchester, joiners-e Gill, alirtin, and Co., Molasses -No sales. A small parcel of the East India ik Scotland. hence for China, off Holyhead 23rd instant. reduced to the constituted number under the late act, and Leeds, manufacturers of knitted goods-H. Ciuickshank and Treacle brought 295. per cwt. . 7 Company, Kensington, near Liverpool, common brewers-W. Coffee.-The demand continues steady; nothing worthy of ig • 'the livings of Neston and Eastham lie at their disposal. Seraphine, Taylor, hence at Pernambuco. and J. Clough, Bromley, Yorkshire corn-millers-Barton and notice done in Jamaica, very little remaining in first bands. . et Formosa, Tranellick, hence at Mnranham. Butterworth, Manchester, cotton-dealers-B. Smith and Sons, Of Foreign, the sales consist of 1720 bags Costa Rica, 1400 bags it Orixa, from Singapore at Straits of Sunda. , Manchester, merchants. Ceylon, 270 bags Laguayra, 30 bags Bahia, all by private treaty, THE POTATO DISEASE. Beraza, Moran, hence at Bahia. at fully former rates, and in some instances rather higher DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. a Bella Marina, from Bombay at St. Helena. - • City of. London, from Mauritius at Columbus, which here yesterday from Pernambuco. , arrived ditto. 509 robins and bats 500 black Pedper brought 2ad. to 21d. The Duke -of Portland has published the followingPattinson, Liverpool, merchant-C. Hall, Liverpool, merchant _J vv . Psar3sioonrse, Wit-ILS:ovlesrpo•erloialinnp,teorn:haendtg_ev‘t,o.owl-Tmorraaninifaacntdurer-aae Prices, and and 10 casks, 40 bags, 24 tees. Rio at 41s. per cwt. g lette r . : - Itsailed 30th Jan., in company w ith t h e Jamaica, for thi s port. limns' cni, Live'rpool, merc'hants. R. No sales of Cocoa, Ginger, or Pimento. . a • is certain that the potato disease has again appeared . The Berkebire, of London, from New South Wales, left Per- Rice.-1000 tees. Carolina sold at 245. 9(1. to 275., being a o rin 24th for Brest, with crew and officers of a BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. reduction of 2s. to 2s. 6d., and 7000 bags Bengal at 225. to 245. . the same -manner as it appeared last year at -this nambuco on the Thomas Lightfoot, Nottingham, grocer. s seaso n . French corvette, wrecked in the South Seas. The ship Tyler, - per cwt. for broken to good white; but the market closes a Ing in the outer 'roads disengaged. Mary Queen of Scots; . BANKRUPTS. rather firmer. • • No man, therefore, in cominon Trudence. can depend $ Osprey, Williams; and Reliance, loading for Liverpool. George Thomas Day, Commercial-road, Pimlico, London, Rum.-The market is so irregular that the quotations are d . 1 1Pon a crop. of that root this summer. STRANRAER, Feb. 21.-Mazeppa, iron screw steamer, from civil engineer. withdrawn until the Government measures are decided. g I as venture, with great confidence, to suggest a substitute, Gl asgow f o r Liverpool, got on shore between Barncorkins Bay, William ------- „___ Parnell, Blackfriars-road, London, c l ot hi er. -.=_-_-_ - ,4 riza the Swedish turnip. an d Drumann Head, (Mull of Galway,)last night; assistance Robert Wright, Coppice-row, Clerkenw e ll, London, timber rtpatrick. merchant. ' LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, FEB. 26. I latrnips were good human food, :much superior to the RAMSAY, ISLE OF MAN, Feb. 17.-Earl of Selkirk, Moor, of . Jonathan Rogers, Norwich, bootmaker. There has been some revival in the demand from the trade, , Whitehaven, for Dundalk, with coals, drove on shore near this Edward Smith, Brentwood, Essex, cheesemonger. with a considerable inquiry from exporters and on speculation, ✓ common turnip. I have since eaten them, and I think harbour lath instant, but was got off the following tide, with John William Harvey, Ottery St. Mary, Devo ns hi r e, grocer , and the prices generally obtained have been slightly in. favour Y them much more substantial food than potatoes. trifling damage. . John Naismith, Bradford, Yorkshire, perfumer. of holders ; the market, however, closes quietly, and no change :- Having had much experience in the use of potatoes as SHEERNESS, Feb. 21.- 2 -Watchword, Dowring, from Constan- George Hirst, Halifax, Yorkshire, woolstapler. can be made in the quotations of last week. At a public sale, food for cattle, lam sure that Swedish tinenps are the tinople for London, go t on Grain Sprit yesterday , 'hut came ear - John thateraStalybridge;Joiner ' ''' . ...-- IGO bags Of low Sea Island were offered, but only 20 sold, at 1s • better fond of the two. • to-day after discharging part of her cargo, and will proceed to Pierre (7alliet, 'Manchester, leather-dealer. 7.3(1. to told. Taken by speculators 6500 American, and for . , • / In point of quantity they yield larger crops. Standgate Creek. James Beal, Alriichester, wholesale confectioner. export 1200 American, 50 Egyptian', and 150 Surat. - v- I have grown here 22 tons per acre. I have no doubt DARTMOUTH, Feb. 21.-H.M.R. Cutter Nimble, struck on a John Fitzhugh, Nottingham, tailor. . rock yesterday afterday, at the westward of Berry Head, and plat in milder climates larger crops may be obtained. DIVIDENDS. • ' ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, - - sank : crew FaVed. The cultivation of the turnip is less expensive ; compa- Teamee, Feb. 19.-Effort, M`Gowan, from Glasgow for Tra- R March 17, J. Liverpool, r n e il e n l ier 3 , ai l i s it is e re r_ rma re m b u 2 s s ic- I s N e r ll G er i - li music-seller-? March 19 ,- , _ For the week -ending 26th February, 1847. a ratively, the seed costs almost nothing. lee, got ashore within the Bay during the gale-of the 24th ult.; tn . ., corn-merchant-March Mlir i ch 16, 8. 1..0' ggett; Blackburn iron- --- - Prices paid Imports As they need not be sown very early in the spring, they she was much strained, and disharged her cargo, which has unless cause be shown founder-Mar. 17, T. Royle, Manchester, muslin manufacturer. CERTIFICATESouCourt of Review , SALES oe THE WEEK. in the week. rhisWk This Yr. _-- do not suffer from early frosts, and. in the -autumn and berr,sold. Hwy, Feb. 12.-It blew .a heavy gale from the west- --- , , winter no frost will hurt them. ward 9tTrand 10th instant, during which the Mary Jane, Be- To be granted by the C 230 Sea Island l2 Q 24 1 ilO Stained - - 1 8120' 80774 Ido not know that on the same land they will bear re- mister, and Vestal, Penrice, parted their stern moorings, and •10330 Bowed Georgia 53 - Oi I , s petition continually, as potatoes will; they are always drove on the bank in the middle of the Mole, but were assisted T., C. K., and \V. Wilson, Liverpool, linen-drapers --11. „ a , e Mobile 53 - 61 e iliable in sand lands, to he hurt by the grub. off, and got into dock to repair. Peers, Birkenhead, stone-mason. 2-1 `"" 1 Alabama and Tennes 5l - 61 6703 74873 a These two last are the only disadvantars to which they 9500 New Orleans 53 - 8 a , FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. { Pernambuco & l'araiba 73 - 8i } , -are liable. When well cultivated, on the whole, I con- THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25.-Wind S.S.E., moderate. P ARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.24O2O47 7080 , Aracati and Ceara ... • - - - Sider them a superior crop, and to be preferred, even if ARRIVED.-Earl of Liverpool, from Islay-Washington Ir- J. Warrinand J. Mooney,• f there was no such thing as the potato disease, wing, Caldwell, Boston-Mehemet Ali, Alcock, Alexandria- R. MT. Band J. Foster, 13' t ft` - " ~ ~ r - . 'Welbeck, Feb. 26. SCOTT PORTLAND. Panope, Rio Grande-Abagun, Finney, Charleston. -J. Harrington and Co., Manchester, manufacturers. ''''" 1 Sawginned , __ a .... 2485 SA ILED.-Royalist, Cooper, Genoa-Ashland, Hawley, New . Minas _ _ e • , York-Hector, Sillis, Barcelona-Andes, Rogers, Bahia-Meta, BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. • ' • • . Para - - - 1 • • William Dawson, Staverton-row, Walworth, and Alderman. •' 20 Demerara, Surinam, &c.. 81 - - 77 239 r. . STATE OF TRADE. Hansen, Wismar-Ilidston, Sutter Calcutta-Hope, Tozer, for Malta-Joshua Waddington, Walsem, Matanzas-Primrose, ' bury, London, linen-draper. 1020 Egyptian 7 -91 .... 1532 Durkee, Norfolk, Virginia-Villa Nova, Williams, Oporto- BANKRUPTS: ... Berbadoes 259 ' f MA: , • , • tieseen.-A more general disposition to operate has Confucius, Scott, Shanghae-Elizabeth, for Oran-Miraapore, John Gillon, jun., Liverpool, wine -merchant, to surrender ... Peruvian - - - busines s evinced during the• week, and a considerable amount of Buckman, Calcutta. March 12, April 9, at 12 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court '• . Bahama - - 1 , ;Tailless has been done. This increased demand must be of Bankruptcy. . Solicator, Mr. Pemberton, Liverpool ; official ' Laguayra - - hay attributed to the very considerable concessions .which Christabel, Harding, hence at Bombay. assignee, Mr. Bird, Liverpool. .... Common West India - - - a .•. • I 152 mop been made by producers, many descriptions of goods Robert Syers, Atkins, sailed from Bombay Ilth Jan.. and James Dunce_ ,n Liverpool, merchant, March 9, Aprill2 '• : : Carthagena - - I e sa'aat been sold, during the past week, at rates very little Devon, Langley, 12th Jan., both for this port, and Salopian, o'clock, at the Liverpool District Conrt of Bankruptcy. s o h_ • '' .. S m y rna J, . p, a , 7 :those which were obtained before the late advance took 12th January, for China. . citor, Mr. Yates, jun., Liverpool ; official assignee, Mr. Case. '' . manilla - - - h, v - lit the raw material. For instance, a printers, 72 reed, Tamerlane; John Wickliffe; Cordella ; Sir IL Pottinger ; nove, Liverpool. , ~. -- - f be e aja e s. , en sold at from 9d. to Is. per piece below the prices ob- Duncan ; and Relate hence at Calcutta. Robert Jelikinson, Manchester, baker. 1770 Surat • 33 - 51 s 51 - - i ... - 7056 I s o ',71 early in January. Shillings, which commanded 105..9d. Mary Inside, sailed from Calcutta for this port Bth Jan. 10 Madras Arthur J. Curshane Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, scrivener. Bengal er. .. „ a : e al "a• in Janvary have been sold at from 10s. to 10s. 3d. Do- Neptune, Morel, hence at /he Mauritius. John Bagman, Birmingham, builder. i e hr, t ies are exceedingly dull, and can with difficulty .find par- Seagull Packet, from Fahnouth at Bahia. „, n 4n, even at a mere shade above the prices six months Success, Street, hence for Leith, at Stromness, leaky. --- John and Thomas Keddy, Bridlington, Yorkshire, printers. I 640 bales. Birmingham and Boston Direct Railway Company, Moor- 2 1 18837 180510 i as '• In Yarns, particularly the higher numbers, some bug. Mischief, Lewis, sailed from the Mauritius for this port 19th gate-street, London. _. ______ --- --- as _has - been done, at slightly improved prices, but law awn- Dec. The Alice sailed 9th Dec.forahis port. . John Murray, Gracechurch-street, London, Manchester ' LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. FEB. 23. . . . - - . - . 1 _ r _,-.........` MAxcnesven.—A more general disposition to operate has been evinced during the , week, and a considerable amount of bu siness has been done. This increased demand must be iZ a ndY attributed to the very considerable concessions .which h a v e, been made by producer, many descriptions ofgoods ab;nt been sold, during the s e ast week, at rates very little pi a ,e,•lliose which were obtained before the late advance took „' -e ltthe raw material. For instance, i r printers, 72 reed, 1 4 ,-„,7,ueen sold at from 9d. to Is. per piece below the prices ob -10-"'„ u early in January. Shirtin g s, which commanded 105..9d. in Janvary have been sold at from 10s. to 10s. 3d. Ito ties are exceedingly dull, and can with difficulty .find pur .; 'n, even at a mere shade above the prices six months nee. In Yarns, particularly the higher numbers, some busi- I l ess has'been done, at slightly improved prices, but low num era can only be sold at rates ruinous to spinners. The greater amount of business done during the week is no indication of a better state of things for producers, who are heavy loseraby all they sell a t present prices. We anticipate that there will be a steady. increase in the progress of short-time working, which will effect a decided diminution in production and tend to arrest any further downward tendency in prices. We may expect, however, to witness, simultaneously with this, severe and wide-spread distress among the factory . population, ReoinciALic.—The Flannel arkeintg:vn par ticularly with provisions at their h• aP s n nt ee t s cr E bft a t n eP t aq . ended Sear. so good it market this week than last, but it was by as is usual at this season of the Sind Wool were without alteration. Prices both of goods • L E EDS. tie are glad to say that, although little business has been done in our public markets this week, rather more than the averageof the past few ha s . weeks been effected in the ware houses, and that principally at the foreign-houses. some orders have been given out to the manufacturers for goods for the American markets, and some improvement in I a the Woollen d trade generally is looked for, now that there is s uch by England for foreign corn, and that the Chancellor provides his annual budget without the imposition of fresh taxes. BRA DFO WOOL N o t w ithstanding that the sales of Colonial, Wools in London have been active, .and recent prices iIY sustained, the demand for English, both in sorts and f leeces, is exceedingly depressed; and, although the holders are inclined to make bales, there is no giving way in prices to i nduce the spinners to buy more freely. The small quantity of toils and brakes now - making preyents their partaking of the ule dulness that prevades the Combing Wool trade, anti tent prices are fully maintained. Yarn.—We.cannot hear of t he , slightest amendment in price for Yarns; butthe buyers for `" home trade are doing a fair business, and shippers are re active than for some time past ; anti as the stocks on Tnl are very small, we are not without hope ere long to see a Limited improvement in the present low prices. Piece.—The - wrisiness is hardly as active as for some weeks past, yet a full • I verage for the last market in the month which is : uot near so isk' l , ,_ u r as at the beginning. We are glad to learn th a t there are ' - mavy stocks in the hand:sof the manufacturers. HAerietx. , ---We cannot observe any change for the .better in `ne l'iece Hall this week, nor does there seem to be any pros pect of a speedy improvemmt. The manufacturers, however, r lnitinue to run their machinery full thaw, which, as heavy 'hocks are accumulating, they will not be able to do should the ! r esent depression remain unabated much longer. With re :Pact to Yarn, for low numbers the demand is miusitally ....'e 3 „trietftl; but for some qualities for shippi ng , the demandiMS Lt Per jEflproved ; prices remain without alteration. The sales ' . 5 1 ) ? Lung Wool continue very limited ; and the turn of the mar -et is rather in favour of the buyer. Short Wools are some `What more active, and are a little easier to buy. I . I "PERgFIELII.—The business done this week, both in the enulic market and at the wareh o use s , has not been very large, nut has rather exceeded the average of the past month or snore. Priees,continue very low. itAiLw.vr it:ClDp•p c r lama I g M ednesday, information of t oo ke lice fol:_owiin few days sin z , t , and robbery was received by the Mrs. Phillips, a lady residing at Upper Kenningtoo_ gi r e ' et , t o E s h er by the South-Weat!ernwhile proceeding on a visit a yo l-ailwaY, met in one of t pea . ll %, firs nee t ', cias t srid e :Titl a y g" . a a adfO-mritehailgdoeeirti, junitiofoinacn'tealogr,rufeete.utell:iibanglytaenpacoticilaa:mn:: "'sation With her, Panion during .the. short journey. "on the gentleman, who had by some mean or other tl as fertainetrPhillips's address, calletdheatsg: ree and requested an interview with her, u-liniairttreiaaiii !slanted. In the course of their tRe-ii-tae, informed the lady that he was the secretar y t o the stun embassy in this country, and handed her a card, which ß was engraved the name of " Emile Knockens -I.*YRussian embassy," and before the interview was 'luhuled he had so ingratiated himself With his new ac -I`4llintance as to obtain from her (under what fraud ulent 4 P etence has not yet transpired) a gold Geneva watch and ' 4 Bank of England note, with which , he took his d mre: A few minutes after he left the house, M. 4 '.lis missed from the room a small packet containing (*leell 1, pairs of new French kid gloves. That discoycrY (1 in Mrs. _Plullip's mind a doubt of Monsieur ,"nockensdorsey's verway, and inquiries were speedily 1 741 . de at the Ruseut . u en3h,w,sy, wkpre it was found be t - ps *nown.—Globe, A brig of about 230 tons, totally disuisted, and a large ship, which had apparently been in contact with her, were passed yesterday morning, off Holyhead, by the Washington Irving. . GLA SUOW, Feb. 23.--qhe Mazeppa (screw steamer) on shore at the Mull of Galway, a complete wreck. RAMSGATE, Feb. 24.—The Gertrudia Hendrika, from Schiedam for this port,"sunk on the Goodwin Sands this day. HAMBURG, Feb. 19.—The Stour, Mawson, which arrived at Wykun Fohr, from Liverpool, Ilth instant, had lost an anchor and chain. VESSELS SPOKEN. Jane and Columbus, hence otT Ark low—Waterloo, hence for New York, on 3d Jan., to the westward of the Banks—Jumna, hence for Calcutta, 234 Nov.—Blanche, from Calcutta for Lon don. 13th Dec., in lat. 31 t;., long. 34 I.:—Barbara, from London for Valparaiso, 23d Jan., in hat, 3 N, lOn. 23 W—Penuinghani, hence for the Cape of Good Hope, in long. •_>o W—Herald, from ,tW. he _Mauritius for Cork, on the loth Jan., in lat. 18 S, lung. 31 ; Jane Hammond, 22d Feb., in lat. 51 N, lon. 8 W. oderate. aBr.oStn.E.a;elne—anti Rapid, n FßlDA .— Y lL 26 w t o l ic k e . , E ß ßß olli A n ß g l s . ; — aL in K d White, from Malta. SAT I,ED.—St. George, Hutchinson, for Baltimore and New ,Orleans—(Elus, Torode, St. Michael's—Ellen Brookes, Ilowes, New ,Orleans—Fenella, Hockley, Malaga—Helen Hamilton, Nicol, Laguayra and Maracaibo—Packenham, Sims, Bombay— Jonathan Herrnian, Schultz, Antwerp—Livonia, M‘Kinnon, Trinidad—Leone, Napoli, Palermo—Emma, Way, Lagnayra and Porto Cabello—Camilla, Jackson, Demerara—Princess Royal, Adamson, Calcutta—Gutei l loffnung, Voss, Bremen. St. Lawrence, Newland, sailed from Bombay for Liverpool, Jau. 15. Eleanor . , Smith, hence at Moulmain. Agricola, Potter, and John Bibby, Cawkett, from Singapore Velore, Bell, and Josephine, , from China, at Anger; all for London. Ca.sslopea, Hodson, from Singapore at Anger, for Liverpool. Helena, Hilton, from Singapore at Anger ? for Cork. Isis, Graham., hence ut Singapore, and sailed January 4th for Siam. • Demetrius, Hutchinson P. Dean, Dean; Gustave Adolph, Kurlen ; Sophia Edina, Schantz; Sampson, Butcher; Doctor, Luke; Bosphorus, Tregarthen ; and lanthe, B a iley, hence at Constintinople. Clemanthe, hence at Naples. Vivid, Clarke, sailed from Messina for this port Feb. 5. Enterprise; Renown; and Arab, from London, at Port Philip. Ann Bates, from London, at Sydney, N.S.W. Statesman, and Lydia, hence at Sydney, N.S.W. Dos Amigos, hence at Manilla Nov. 2 1 J. Blakely, from Singapore at Manilla. William Ackers, sailed from Singapore for Cork Nor. 20. Marie, Jones, sailed from Whampoa for Sydney Dec. 20. • Aden, King, hence at Hong-Kong Dec. 30. Pandora, Cobb, from Sydney at Hong-Kong. Woodstock, Nicholson, from Whampon at Hong-Kong, and sailed Jan. 2 for Sydney. Mengus, Whitten, sailed from Bong-Kong Nov. 29 for this • port. Autuninus, White, for Sydney Dec. 9. Dartmouth, Stewart, Dec. 11; City of Derry„ - Dec. 19 ; and Queen of Eng land, Dec: 23,—a1l for London. Saundersons, Dec. 21, for Dublin ; ;and John o' Gaunt, Per. 26 for Shanghae. Chieftain, Kobinson, sailed from Shanghae Nov. 29 ; Eleanor Russell, Jefries, Nov. 30; and Dumfries, Green, Dec. 16,—a1l for this port. Gunge, beam at Adelaide. SiNCAPORK, JAN. 9.—The vessels that have recently arrived here from the northward experienced very bad weather in the China seas. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Warrington and J. Mooney, Liverpool, cornfactors—H., R. M., T. 8., and J. Foster, Bickerstaffe, Lancashire, grocers —J. Harrington and Co., Manchester, manufacturers. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. William Dawson, Staverton-row, Walworth, and Alderman. bury, London, linen-draper. BANKRUPTS. John Gillon, jun., Liverpool, wine -merchant, to surrender March 12, April 9, at 12 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy. Solicitor, Mr. Pemberton, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Bird, Liverpool. James Duncan, Liverpool, merchant, March 9, April 6, at 12 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy. Soli citor, Mr. Yates, jun., Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Caze nove, Liverpool. Robert Jenkinson, Manchester, baker. Arthur J. Curshani, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, s cr i vener. JohnJo l n a ß n a d g Banal l, m ß a i s m K i m n igdhya, Bridlington, b u l de. Yorkshire, printers. Birmingham and Boston Direct Railway Company, Moor gate-street, London. John Murray, Gracechurch-street, London, Manchester warehouseman. Emerson George Muddock, Clerkenwell-green, London, glass-cutter. William C,oppard Banks, Lee, Kent, builder. Charles Ternan and Charles Ternan, jun., Polygon, Somers town, London, builders. John Fleck, Westbourne-park, Middlesex, baker. . Edward Dobbins, Colchester, hotel-keeper. William Thomas Kitching, Lloyd's Coffee-house, London, shipowner. Nicholas Doran Maillard, Fenchurch-street, London, news paper proprietor. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 23, Aided by a favourable wind during the greater part of last week, the arrivals into this port since the 16th instant, include a more liberal accession of Wheat and other grain coastwise titan for some time past, whilst the receipts from Ireland ap pear to have nearly ceased ; from abroad, however, and chiefly from America, we have to note a f a i r su pply o f Wlicat,i a very large import of Indian Corn and Meal, with 30,191 barrels of Flour. Mthoti e llt the supplies of all kinds of human food, flowing abundantly front this and foreign countries, into the various ports of Ireland, ure stated to be inadequate to the demand; yet the present inactivity prevailing in the English markets, with fine weather' for spring culture, and the depression in London yesterday, prOduced u lowering effect upon the trade at ,the opening of our Corn Exchange this morning; subse quently, however, a fair amount of business was transacted in British and Foreign Wheats at Id. only under the decline of Friday; reducing our quotations 3d. to 4d. per 701 b. below those named on this day week. English and Irish Flour being scarce, ruled nominally as mentioned above; and though, in anticipa tion of higher pricse ere long, the large importers of American refused to sell to-day, several parcels of Western brands in second hands were sold at 41s. per barrel, being 3s. below the' rates of Tuesday last. ' Barley and Malt, attracting less attention than heretofore, gave way I s. per quarter each; and Beans as well as Pease were in slow request at our reduced quotations. a:ouces. l , ' n i t : re it i,gr,i s ,::: : ,,,o,d t i ii ,:t l irttniir t ilmo ) ,a: t a t ,,,i t ed : olt i l e fiy it rs l tevh,L l ., :t n t irr , ic,; a ::,, l ,lti s i o ,l)::t ta t;i::ifii k .tri e eitr n vxhi very sparingly by con sumals, ers, articles I,,et4asul sale, clearing 1 , 1: a : 4 47 0 ..1 e at . further almteinent of Is. for red, and 2s. per quarter for the general runs of white. Wheat, la• - English red, new Ditto, white Irish red Ditto, white Rye, English, 14 qr Barley, .... Scotch & Irish, 7 1 601t,1 pale Oats, per 4516. English & Scotch, new; Welsh Irish, tine qualities do Beans, general . Beans. English, p qr Scotch & Irish, 2p 48016 Pew, English, white Do. & Irish .. maple Flour, per 2801 b. English & Irish, 211215, Ditto. stmertine Oatmeal, sp lb. of 24011.1 Trish, 1826 Canadian Bran, 11. 24% s. d. "s. d. p 6 011 9 111 6 —lt TO IQ 9—U 0 10 9 —II 3 57 0--64 0 7 0 - 7 6 179 0 -89 0 s. A. s. d. 11 3 911 6 11 3 —ll 10 6 —it 0 10 11 —ll 0 1 I rs 116011) old . . . . 5 7 - 5 10 56 1- 7 5- 3-36 5 6 - 5 8 162 0-64 0 1 ,59 0 -AI 0 t5O 0 -52 0 BANTity. Feb. 11.—The Elizabeth, Bibby, of St. Stephens, N. 8., was fallen in with 100 instant, off the dizen Head, dis masted, waterlogged, and abandoned, and towed into Dun manna flay. .111 em. :—The Eli/abetll, Bibby, of and from St. Stephens to Live r p oo l, was abandoned 0ct..13, lat. 43,.10n. 41. BELFAST, Feb. 25.—The Mercuri US, of Trieste, from Ardros san to Malta, with coal, struck on the North Ro c k 23d instant, and it is feared will become a wreck. CoN MTA NTI 0 rLE, Feb. everal vessels, three of which ail, supposed to be British, went on sshore in the Dardanelles On the night of the 3lst January. VESSELS sroKEN. Governor Davies, hence to Boston, Feb. 10, in lat. 43, Jon. 54 —Duke of Wellington, Feb.in • , hence to C a l cutta , b 22, lat 50 lon. 8 30, W. 60 0-62 0 57 0 -58 0 j 57 0-38 0 X 4 9 0 -53 0 ,62 0 --03 SATURDAY, 27th F - KBKITARY.—Wind E.S.E., moderate. AttitivEn.—llella Marina, W oo d, from Bombar.--TaptivY, Downing, from Genott—Nyverbeid, from Oaten& 0 -50 0 ~1 6 0 -50 0 2 0 - 2 2 CORN EXCHANGE, Fun. 26, The hulk of the supplies near at hand being supposed to have been received up to the close of lest week. it is not surprisim; that, with a El turn of frost; and the wind opposed to arrivala, the imports since Monday are .almust . a blank; whil s t the ex ports to Ireland are still considerable. The trade since our report, of Tuesday last assumed a very tirrn aspect, with improved values , for both Wheat and Flour, purchases of the latter having been made freely at Is. per brl. advance on previous rates many cargoes of Wheat and. I ndian Corm client also found buyers tit very tall prices. At our market this morning, a moderate portion of most descriptions o f Wheat was disposed of tO consumers, and is tolerable quantity to Irish millers ; which, n ith sortie parcels for investment, the transactions were to a fair artiourit col' leclively, soul an advance of lii. to .2d.. per 701 b. was realised upon our last quotations. In English and Irish Flour very little business was appai•e»t ; hut American continuing to meet inqUiry, sales upon a moderate seafe were effected, on terms Is. to is. thl. over Tuesday's currency,' good Western brands commanding 425. to 425. 6tl. per barrel, and large parcels not offered freely by importers. Barley 'awl Malt ruled nearly the same ati last noted. Beans and Peage ' ,pion a limited demand, were the torn cheaper.. Outs and. Orttuita,. being extremely difficult of sale, merely sustained late prieke, Indian Corn, contintiingin good request, and Indian Meal, commanding : more ;Uteri:tea) each fully • s l, lWled OW last •currer.ey, CERTIFICATES To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be Allow!' to the contrary on or before March 19. • J. Ilindmarsh, Liverpool, woollen-draper—T. Figden, Liver pool, bootmaker-- W. Ilayes, Liverpool, shipwright— E. T. Bradshaw, Manchester, stockbroker—H. Cochrane, Manches ter, merchant. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. March. ' 2, James Mackay (Ist) 2, John Jones (Ist) 4, Maurice J Ditto, 12 5, (special) Mr. Atkinson's, PA 5, Edward Christian (2101) 5, John Griffiths (proof and diw.) 5, John Haskins Gandell (2nd) Ditto, 12 5, William Whitl e y ( aud i t) 5, John William Ditto, • 12 Hance (Ist) 6, Prescott Corless (special) Mr. I.l.mberton's, i THE CHARITIES. BIRKENHEAD HOMCEOPATHIC DISPENSARY. "%Tumuli' IlsronT.---.New Patients, 23; Old Patients, 61 ; Total, ;4. 7 -Physician, Dr. Norton. J. R. Cooke, lion. See. EASTERN DISPENSARY, ROSE-HILL. REPORT OF CASES FOR THE WEEK FINDING FRIDAY, FEE. 26. —Persons relieved at the Dispensary, 57; Patients visited at their own homes, 122; 179. • . ° N o lr Bickerton.. Physicians. Dr. Gouthwuite and Dr. A s h cro ft ; s urgeons, I A i t e r. ss ß rs ail l ; lays Lockv%d, and Harris; Ho use S urgeon , Apothecary, LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, FEB. 27. • DiscunnoEn In-patients cured, 23; Relieved and at own request. 3; Made Out-patients, 0; Irregular, 2; Dead, 3. — ADMITTED : lu-patients, 211; Ont-patients, I ; Casuals during the week, 8 ; Remaining in the House, 126. Consn!ting Surgeon, J. Dawson, Esq. ; 110 useSnrgeon, Mr. M`Cheane ; Apothecary, Mr. George Padley ; Douse visi tors, Edward Gibbon and W. Pearce. F.sqrs.; Chap. lain, Rev. W. Blundell. Richard Gibson, Treasurer. NORTHERN HOSPITAL, PER. 27. WELKLY REPORT. Ansirinin : Accidents. 18; Medical and Stiqicat Cases upon recommendation, 25; Total, 43.—Disciispono Cured. 25 ; Relieved and at own request, 3; Attended as Out_ Patients, I i ; Irregular, 3; Died, 4; Remaining in the Hospital, 98. Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician and Surgeon for the ensuing week, Dr. Ashcroft and Mr. • Bainbrigge: House Visitors, Daniel Neilson and IL H, Esqrs.; Houk-Surgeons, Mr. T. B. (AL dersleeves and Mr. W. Haines; Treasurer, B. H. Jones, - Esq.; Chaplain, Rev. Win. Ilughes. WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND WORK HOUSE HOSPITALS, FEB. 27, 1817. A DXI rrrati : Fever n v ii ; e ittar S it m ieis. a i l e l (6l l: ;. o i x 3L , ;oc 4o , cN I o Ci i 4ul s .ri i t ed , B.l° llo S P T*l. S Fever and Small Pox , 103; Ntedical and Surgical 'Wards, 222; Lying-in W ar d s, 17 ; Lock, 3 ; Total, 379. ConsultinF, Physicians, Dr. M*erorie and Dr. Gouthwaite; Consulting Surgeon, Mr. APCnihich ; Physician and tiurgeon for the week, Dr. Tinataon and Mr. Burgess; ilouse-Surgeon, lir. 'A'. F. Grimsdatei Assist..-Sur.eon, ki. T. Watkins; ApPfli.ecAry ; MK. itomas LIVERPOOL SHARE LIST. SHARES. Saturday's Prices. Sales Yesterday .4' 1 RAILWAYS. 25 Aberdeen 2 Ambergate & Eastern Junction. 25 Arbroath and Forfar. 223 Bedford, London, &Birminghm. 4 Birk'head, Lancash. & Cheshire 5 Birmingham and Dudley 66/ Boston, Stamford, and Birming. 13!ackburn,Clitheroe ' & N.W 14 !Blackburn, Damen, & Bolton 75 Bristol and Exeter 10 New shares 84/ Buckinghamshire • 30 Caledonian 23 Half shares 25 Clydesdale Junction . 50 'Chester and Birkenhead 25 ! Half shares 83! New 420 shares. 273 Cheater and Holyhead . 25 "Dundee and Arbroath • 15 New shares 20 Dundee and Perth . 5 New shares 20 ,Eastern Counties 61" Perpetual, No. 1 61" Perpetual, No. 2 4 1 York Extension 20 iE. Lancash. late B'burn & Pn 14 ! East Lancashire 5 New shares • 14 New scrip 4 East Lincolnshire 50 'Edinburgh and Glasgow 1231 Quarter shares 10 Half shares 16 Edinburgh and Northern 5 .415 shares—Newport 20 late Edinbro', Leith & Grantor, 20 Preference shares 2 New shares 3 New quarter shares 3 Edinburgh and Perth . • 53:Exeter, Yeovil, & Dorchester 32/ Fleetwood , Preston, & W.Riding 50 !Furness. 42/ Furness and Windermere 50 Glasgow and Ayr 30 440 shares 123 Quarter shares 23 New shares 5 Half-shares No. 2 5 'Glasgow and Dumfries 25 Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock 12i, Half shares _ • 65 .. 66 12 ..13 p 15 .. 16 5.. p 3. p 18 ..18i 3 .•9.1 P • p• 232 .. 231 11, •-Preference shares 100 ;Great North of England 5 I New stock 20 -.6 - 10 shares 14 415 shares 251 Great North of Scotland 85 'Great Western 50 Half shares 125 Quarter shares 20 Fifth shares 45 £l7 shares 30 Huddersfield Canal & Railway.. 16 Huddersfield Canal & Railway.. 5 Extension shares 50 Hull and Selby 25 Half shares 125 Quarter shares 14 Ipswich and Bury St. Edmunds, `2.- Isle of Axbolte e and Goole 2 Kendal and Windermere 50 Lancaster and Carlisle 5 Third shares 475 Lancaster and Preston 19 Three-quarter shares 156/ Quarter shares 35 Leeds and Bradford 275 Leeds and Dewsbury 5 Half shares 225 Leeds and Thirsk 5 New shares 2 Liverpool, Crosby, & Southport. 2 New shares, late W. Lancash. 33 L'pool, M'ches., & N'cast. June 165 London and Blackwall Stock. London & Brighton & S. Coast. 10 Consolidated N shares Stock. London and North Western 2 Quarter shares 2 New Quarter shares 2 Fifth shares 10 (G. J.) Quarter shares 10 £4O shares (L. & ) 40 London & M'chr. & Birming 5 Quarter shares (); 5 Quarter shares (B)' 1 Quarter shares (C) 3! London and Portsmouth 50 London and South Western .40 Consolidated ii shares 18 New .'4O shares 225 New £5O shares 50 Consolidated Tenth shares 25 London York' 251 Extensions 23. Direct Northern - 25 Longridge and Preston 15 Lynn and Dereham 15 Lynn and Ely 82 Manchester and Leeds 38 Half shares 23 Do., late Hudders. & Sheffield 12 iQuarter shares 5 Fifth shares 84/ .e 32 shares, late Extensions .. 63 Sixteenth shares 24 Half shares, late L. &11 325 Half shares, late W. P. & G 5 Extension shares, Do. 93 Late Marchr., Bolton, & Bury 5 Fifth shares, Do. 100 Manchester, Sheffd. & Lincolns. 8 Quarter shares, No. 1 • . •23 Quarter shares, No. 2 5 Eighth shares 15 late Gt. Grimsby and Sheffd 3 ..t2O shares HI Quarter shares 75i late Great Grinisby Pock 25' late Sheffield and Lincolnshire 6 'Manchester, Sheffd. ' & Midland 2 Manchester and Southampton 42/ Matlock and Midland Stock. Midland 30 440 shares Stock. Preferential stock, 6 per cent 2 New shares Stock. Consol. Birmingham :Derby 100 Birmingham and Gloucester 171 Quarter shares 32 Bristol and Gloucester. 20 Newcastle and Berwick 25 North Shields shares 100 Newcastle and Carlisle ' 25 Quarter shares 100 ,Norfolk 10 Half shares 2 ; Tenth shares 6 Extension • 25 North British 125 Half shares 23.• Quarter shares 50 Northern and Eastern 5 North Staffordshire Stock. North Union (A) Stock.! Ditto (B) 21 North Western 175 Oxford, Worcester, & Wolverh All - IPreston and Wyre All Preference (5 p cent.) •All t New Do. (5 s cent. and Div l 65: Half shares (A) •II Half shares (B) 8 3 / 4 Sixth shares 1 00 !Runcorn Gap - 10 New shares 60 Preference shares 15 Scottish Central 3 73 Scottish ;Midland 1 Sheffield, Rotherm. & Doncaster - 2y Sheffield, Rotherham. and Goole, 3 Shrewsbury and Birmingham 15 'Shrwsby & . Chester, late N.W.M., 8 New shares 2 'Shrewsbury and Hereford 10 'Shrewsbury, Oswestry & Chester' 1 • Do. and Chester new shares ... 40 South Devon - 5 0 South Eastern and Dover 20 ; New shares, No. 1 12 ! New shares. No. 2 15 Consolidated Thirds 3/ New shares, No. 4 42/ South Mid. June. & Salisbury 14 Southport and lluxton 3 1 / 3 South Staffordshire 42/, Trent Valley, Mid. &G. Junc.• 1 $ Warwick & Cheltenham Junctn. 42/ West Riding Union 6 Whitehaven and Furness .... 1 8 'Whitehaven Junction 15 Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth 25 York and Newcastle 5 New. shares 4 Preference shares 50 York and North Midland 23 Half shares . 20 New Half shares 10 F.. &W. Riding Extension 2 Preference shares 11118i1 - LINES. 25 Belfast anti Ballyuneria 15: Cork and Hantlon 121 Dublin and Belfast Junction 70 Dublin and Drogheda 2 0 Third shares 10 Dundalk and Enniskillen 211 Great Southern and Western 17 ). Londonderry and Coleraine 15 'Londonderry and Enniskillen Midland and Great Western 71' Half shares 10 :Newry and Warrenpoint 40 ;Ulster FOREIGN & COLONIAL LINES. ;Boulogne and Amiens !Dutch Rhenish Great Western Canada Jamaica Northern of Prance(constitnted) Orleans, Tours, and Bourdeaux. Paris and Lyents (constituted) Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen Paris and Strasburg (constitutd) Rouen and Havre lSambre and Meuse Strasburg and Basle 'Fours and Nantes (constituted). West Flanders BANKS, &c. !lank of Liveri 00l 10r0m.,-h flank :ominercial Bank Liverpuol. Banking Company , sPchester & L'pool Dist. Rank. North and South Wales Bank .. Royal Bank. Union Bank L'pool Fire and Life Insurance . • New shares .Nlarine Assurance Company Royal Assurance Company Bootle Waterworks Harrington WaterwOrks Coal Gas Company . . New Gas and Coke Company . Quarter shares Bit khenhead Docks & W'housesi 'Exchange Buildings.... Pacific Steam NavigutioW Co, Rock Perry Steam Tug'Company South-East Steam Company 53 ..54 p 381.. 39 . 4 p 17 .. 173 p d.. par 34 .. 36 p 69 .. 70 . 7il) 27i.. 28 43.. 4# p 32 .. 325 32..44 p 13. • 1 104 ..106 52 .. 53 221.. 23 1.. d i• • d 2}..2 d 63 .. 65 31..4 p 10}..113 p 173- 18 P 143.. 15 44 1 1..45 5 5 p 7.. 72 p 0..4{p 13.. 1 d d.. 3p 25..22 p 21.. 2i p d 7i.. 51 554.. 56i 21.. 32, p 185.. 187} 20 . p 121.. 123.- p 164.. 16 p 194..192p 30f.. 31 p 71 .. 72 6Q..7 p 6 i• • 7 p 6A..611 p ~•• G 6.. 68 46 .. 47 2. • 14 P 22..32 p 53 .. 54 11/3..13/9 p i• • 4P 8/9.. 11/3 p 25 .. 26 15..24 p 13..24 p 28 ..30 p 124..134 p 44..5 p 5 ..5k p 64.. 6g p 3 ..34 p 8 .. 84 p 5}..6 p 8 .. 9 p 52..6 p 30 ..32 p 5A..64 p 921.. 934 3}..32 p 222.. 234 /.. 3d 44.. d 1}..1 d d 24.. 2g d d 1 51 / 3.. 48/9 d 18/9.. 1 6 / 3 d /1. • p 123.. 125 51. . 64 p 128 .. 130 43.. 4 # p 98 .. 99 122 .. 125 31 3 .. 32 11 .. 12 p 112..12 3 p 364.. 37 4 116 ..118 281— 293 135 .. 137 23..3 p t• • i• • 3 d 35.. 36 16i.. 17 1 1 41/3.. 43 / 9 p 60 • • 62 2:11: 2IBP 151.. 153 I 11. • p 6 /.. 61 (1 351.. 36} M .. 36 51 .. 53 4i.. 42 p 3.. t p .it p 138.. 14 17 ..18 p 7 78 p 6 .. 7 p par.. # p i• • i p 1/3.. 6/3 p 3 ..31 p 13. . 1 p Z.. hd 2/.. 1i d Id. par 382.. 391 3 4. • 3 i 1) 2.}..3 p 21..3 p 1..1 p par.. 4 p h.. 1 d k.. 1 P • • I P 2 1 p 1..2d p 3#..3 d 1.. d 61.. 51 d 368.. 37 6t.. 6• p 4/.. 5/ p 88 .. 89 44 .. 45 168..175 pi 12 .. 121 10 .. 104 p 7k.. 7f d 5h.. 4,? 13 ..12 d 5i.. 4j d d• 2 d 7i.. 7 d 8 12 ..11 d 5i.. d 11..4 p 12 ..13 p 3 ..2:4 d 2 4..24 d 2 p 6(1 . 51 4..43p 1 .14 p b.. 4d 484.. 494 3417..342 14.. 1.1 d 361 271 54..5 d 9..8 d 1 .. d 3 2 d 31 t . 224 14.. p 71. • 71 p p '2. • 3* P 1.. i 1 ; 300 .310 P ..2i p 51.. p • 1 .. 48/9.. 51/3 p I. 390 ..394 76 0 770 185 .. 187 205 .. 207 433.. 44 . _ 5 . "..4 d 208 .. 210 12 .. 10 d 121.. 124 d.- r 1..21 Price* marked Otos "p" are at a pre m i um; those 'oinked "d" are at a discount. notes Shares called in for Itegistiation. " 5" de Scrip 61aures in for Registration, Stock. Stock, 100 100 SirtDO, lifiattiagts anb ztatl)o. BIRTHS. On the 20th ultimo, the wife of Mr. GEO. 111;CREIGHTON, of Mill-street, Toxteth-park, of a daughter. On the 21st ultimo, at the North and South Wales Bank, Newtown, Montgomeryshire, Mrs. JAMES STRACHAN, of a Eon. On the 22d ultimo, in Mornington-terrace, Mrs. ALFRED IGGINSON, of a son. On the 23d ultimo, at her father's residence, Hillfield, Hamp stead, the wife of the Re v . W . DARWIN FOX, rector of Dela mere,. of a son. On the 24th ulitno, in Upper Grosi'enor-street, London the lady of Sir J. W. 11(X1G, Bart., M.P., of twi n sons. , (in the 25th u:tinio, in. Sussex-square, Hyde-park, London, the wife of W. ENTWISLE, Esq., 111. P.. of a son. On the 26th ultimo, at Blenheim Palace, her Grace the Duchess of MARLBOROUGH, of a son. ' MARRIED. Lately, at St. Mary's Church, Dublin, by the Rev. G. Howe, ARTHUR GETHIN CREAGH SHAWE, Esq., 21st Fusiliers, son of Lieutenant-Colonel Matthew Shawe,C.B.,B7th Fusiliem to ELIZA, (laughter of JOHN GOWER, Esq., of Roundwoot( Park, County Wicklow. On the 15th ultimo, at St. Augustine's Church, by the Rev. J. H. Brown, Mr. J. G. LINIKER, of Carson-street, to Miss N. LUNT, of Upper Beau-street. On the E:th ultuno, at St. Mary's Church, Birkenhead,:ny the Rev. A. Knox. Mr..H. T. MAGUIRE, of Ballinasloe, Co. Galway, to MARIA CALLIS, of Birkenhead. On the 18th ultimo, at Painswick, by the Rev. A. Hill, WM. GILLMAN, Esq., of Aigburth, to MARY. youngest daughter of R. W. LUCAS, Esq., of Woodlands, Painswick, Gloucester shire. On the 21st ultimo, at St. John's Church, Mr. HENRY GOULBURN, shipwright, to JANE, second daughter of Mr. JOSEPH FORREST, of her Majesty's Customs. On the 23d ultimo, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. JAMES CAR ROLL to Miss ANN HUXLEY. Same day, at St. Luke's Church, by the Rev. B. A. Marshall, Mr. JAMES M‘PHERSON to MARGARET ANN, eldest dangbter of Cap!ain WM. JONES, late of Bristol. Same day, at All Saints' Church, Southampton, D. WARD, Esq., of Bristol to _BERTHA, fourth daughter of the late CHARLES LOUCH, Esq., of the Royal Ordnance, and taster to Mrs. Brock, of Everton. On the 24th ultimo, by the Rev. S. M. Oppenheim. Mr. MOSS SAMUEL, of London, to ELIZA, daughter of LOUIS SAMUEL, Esq., of this town. _ SaMe day, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. D. Stewart, Mr. RD. ADDISON, eldest son of Mr. Addison, of Falmouth, to HARRIETTE, only daughter of the late Mr. EDWARD TUFFS, of South John-street. On the 25th ultimo, at St. James's Church ? by the Rev. H. Hampton, M.A., Mr. JAMES WILSON, insurance-agent, Whitehaven, to Miss ISABELLA ROBINSON, of Bedford street, Torteth , park. Same day, at St. George's Church, Bloomsbury, RICHARD. BAGGALLAY, of Lincoln's-inn, barrister-at-law, to MARI ANNE, daughter of 11. C. LACY, Esq., of Bedford-square, London, and Kenyon-house, in this county. Some day, at St. Mary's Edge-hill, the Rev. R. Davies, Captain MICHAEL to Churc Miss h, FERGUSSON by , of Pownalt square. Saute day. at St. Peter's Church, Rock Ferry, by the Rev. F. Redheid, JOSHUA THOMPSON, Esq., of Warren Point, commander of the Sea Nymph steamer, to ELIZABETII AGNES SMITH, of the former place. On the 26th ultimo at St. Mark's Ch urc h , Manchester, Mr. G. WEBSTER to ELIZABETH, youngest daughter of Mr. W. WILLIAMS, joiner and builder; Oldham -street, Manchester. Lately, the Rev. EDWARD S. THURLOW. B his death the rich rectory of Houghto n -l e - spr i ng, in the patronage of the Ilishom of Durham, has betoine vacant, besides a canonry in Norwich Cathedral and the Vi carage of Stamfordham, N'or thumberland, both in the gift of the Lord Chancellor. Mr. Thurlow held the living of Houghton-le-spring for more than 57 'years, having been inducted to it by his uncle, Bishop Thurlow, on the 13th of August, 1789. It is the only living in the gift of the Bishop of Durham that did not fall to 'the patronage of Bishop Barrington during that venerable prelate's long episcopate. Mr. Thurlow was the oldest beneficed clergy man in the diocese of Durham, and by his death the Rev. Geo. Stanley Faber, 8.D., master of Sherbuni Hospital, becomes the "father" of the clergy in that diocese. It is generally ex petted that the Rev. H. J. Maltby, M.A., rector of Eagles cliffe, will succeed to the rectory of Houghton-le-spring, from which the chapelries of Itainton, Pensher, and Hetton, will now be detached and made separate livings. It is said that Houghton will still be worth near .e2OOO per annum; Rainton, about £350 ; Hetton it 250, Pensher .-.6400. The rectory of Eaglesciiffe is also in the gift of the Bishop of Durham, and is one of the most valuable and desirable benefices which is M. the patronage of this rich see. Lately, aeNottingham, from taking an overdose of morphia, Mr. CHARLES HoOTON. formerly editor of the Leeds Times, and author of " Billberry Thurland," "Colin Clink," &c. • Lately, at Salisbury, aged 93, Mrs. BRODIE, relict of the Rev. Mr. Brodie, rector of Winterslow, and mother of W. B. Brodie, Esq., of Salisbury, late M.P. Lately, at Nancy, JEAN LOUIS TURPIN, a native of Bor deaux, and one of the veterans of the French army. Deceased enlisted as a volunteer at the age of eighteen : made his first campaign under Louis XV., and continued his military career under Louis XVI., the Republic, and the Empire, until the year 104, when he was placed on the half-pay list, after thirty four years of glorious service. Deceased was uncle to the celebrated Admiral Turpin. On the 14th ultimo, much respected, aged 66 years, Mr. BENJAMIN MYTTON, wheelwright, G ars t on , near Liver pool. On the 16th ultimo, aged 86, Mr. WILLIAM TIDD, the eminent barrister, and author of the celebrated law-book linown as " Ticlit's Practice." Many of his pupils have attained the highest posts in the profession of the law, and at the heart of them rank three chancellors, Lords Lyndhurst, Cottenham, and Campbell, and the present Lord Chief-Justice of England. Same day, at Hammonhead, near Clapham, Yorkshire, in her 93rd year, Mrs. MARGARET PEEL. Same day, at his residence, Wilton-street, aged 67, THOMAS TURNER, Esq., formerly of the firm of Turner, Brade and (b. The ilecehsed was a man of considerable intelligence and public spirit, and took a deep and decid e d i nterest i n local affairs, so long ago as 1810,.having in that year opened a correspondence with Mr. Canning on the subject of his becoming one of the representatives of this town. Same day, at Malta, JAMES FORTIES, Esq., of this town. • On the 18th ultimo, at Blackheath Park. agNI 74, Sir W. THOMAS LAKE, K.C.8., Admiral of the White. Same day, at Belmont, near Exeter, in her 94th year, MAR GARETTA, relict of T. SNOW, Esq., formerly of Oporto. Same day,riged 7 months, JAMES, youngest and twin son of Mr. J. B. CAMPBELL, tobacconist, Liver-street. Same day, at her residence,in Duke-street, Mrs. THOMSON, relict of the late Captain Thomson. On the 20th ultimo. aged 32, 'MARY ANN, wife of Mr. WU. COX, of Sidney -place, Edge-hill. Same day, in her 65th year, MARY, wife of Mr. JOHN SIN- G LEH URST, deeply regretted. Same day, in St. James'-street, aged 34, Mr. T. GALLIE. On the 21st ultimo, in his 4th year, HENRY, fifth son of Mr. PU LLAN, printer, Chester. On the 22nd ultimo, in Bootle-lane, aged 2 years, JAMES VALENTINE, son of Mr. C. W. HARRIS, of Dwygyfylchi, nor Conway. Same day, at the house of his daughter, in Curzon-street, Burnley, aged 74, Mr. RICHARD HARRISON, groCer, for merly of Downharn, near Clitheroe. Same day, at New Peckham, aged 27, WM. MATHEW, eldest and last surviving son of the late M. P. DOVE, Esq., of the London Dock-house. On the 234 instant, at Crosby-hall, after a long illness, aged 19, THOMAS, youngest son o r WILLIAM BLUNDELL,'Esq. Same day, in his 79th year, JOHN AIREY, Esq., late master in the royal navy, highly respected. • Same day, aged 53, 31r. JOSEPH BLAKE. Same day ' aged 15 months, FRANCI S ASHBRIDGE, son of Mr. F. MILLER, coach proprietor. Heath-street. Same tiny, aged 70, GEORGE ROSKELL, Esq., of Flint. Same day, aged 62, Mr. JAMES FLA HERTY, who was a faithful scryaneat the Lyceum News-room for 314 years. On the 24th ultimo, aged 68, Mr. ROBEBT BELL, for forty years employed in the iron trade. Same day, at Pendleton, in her 84th year, BARBARA, relict of the late A. NASMYTII, Esq., the celebrated Scotch artist. Same day. of typhus fever, aged 38 years, much respected, Mr. CHARLES SMITH ROWLAND, assistant relieving-ofli-- cer of this parish. On the 25th ultimo, aged 4 years, BETSEY HARGREAVES, eldest daughter of Captain WILLIAM RAISBECK, jun., of Upper Bedford-street. Fame day. in Newton-park, Glasgow, aged 78 years, ARCMs. BALD WARDEN, Esq. On the 26th ultimo, at the residence of her son, Joseph Pater, Esq., Bedford-street North, Mrs. PATER, in the 74th year of her age. Same day, at Grange-mount, Birkenhead, HENRY JOHN MILLS, aged 1 year and 7 days. Same day, at the house of her son-in-law, Mr. Wni. BrowN Great Homer-street, at the advanced age of 84, ELIZABETH WILSON, relict of the late Arthur Wilson, fanner, of Formby. Same day, at Ramsey, Isle of Man, Capt. W. M.,CORKILL, for many-years master of a West India trader. Same day, of lockjaw, caused by an accident which occurred to him at his work on the 17th ultimo, Mr. JOSEPH lIUGH ES, bricklayer, aged 32. Same day, at his residence, in Ormskirk, aged 65 years, Mr. HENRY CULSHAW. On.the 27th ultimo, aged 74, LUCY, relict of the late Mr. JAMES WEETMAN, for many years a merchant of this town_ Same day, aged 40, ROBERT ERNEST JOHN, only son ot Mrs. ROBiNSON, of St. James'-street. Same day. aged 57 years, Mr. BENJAMIN WINSKEL, ver and gilder, Baptist-street and - Circus-street. Same day, at his house, Brooke-street, Birkenhead, aged 42 years, Mr. THOMAS SHILL, deeply regretted. He was agood husband, a - kind lather, and a faithful servant. Yesterday, at the residence of her brother, Washington,- street, JANE L. SHRAPNELL, of Bradford, Wilts. Same day, MARY ANN, the beloved wife of Mr. JOSEPH PARISH, bead cook to Mr. Radley, Adelphi Hotel. TIDE TABLE. Nona. March -h. in. Tuesday.... 2 1 i 33 Wedneday . Thursday .. 4 022 Friday .... 5 051 Saturday .. 6 123 Sunday .... 7 155 Monday ... S 230 h. M. - ft. in. 'll5l ' 16 11 0 8 17 4 036 17 5 1 7 il7 2 1 38 1 16 7 212 1 15 8 249 14 7 !EVP.NI3.I HOUT. HOLTDAYS. ETC. '3rd Sunday in Lent i LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. Direct Indirect. ; I ;Direct., Indirect. Australia .. I .. Nov. 14 Lima Bahia Jan. 19 Maranham.. Pan. Ii Barbadoes .. Jan. 24 Mauritius .. Dec. 19 .. Bombay - Jan. l 5 Mobile ;Jan. 26 B. Ayres Dec. Monte Video .. !Dec. 29 Calcutta ..i .. Jan. 9 New Orleans' .. Jan. 25 C. G. Hope.; .. Dec. 31 New York Feb .l 4 .. Charleston .'Jan. 3 .. Pernanibuco.lJan. 30 China Jan. 2 Rio Janeiro.) Jan. 11' Demerara .. • .. Jan. 18 Savannah ..lJan. 29 Havana .... Jan. 17 St. Helena .. !Jim. 14 Jamaica.... 23 Valparaiso ..1 .. Nov. 21 Gnayra , 21 Vera Cru z I _ PACKET LIST, GENEItAL POST -OFFICE, M ARCH I. • : --- ---- Mails desp'd'lmit PacketiNext Packs • Destination. from London sailed. due. ---,-- . S'HAMPTON STATION Lisbon 7th, 17th, Madrid .... Tiber Madeira and 27th of . Feb. 18 Feb. DT Spain Gibraltar every month Malta &lonian Island& ard and 20th Oriental. Greece and Egypt of every Feb. 20 --- 1 India, Cey oii.fir China month. (1) Brit. Col. in W. Ind. . (except Honduras. & 1 I 2 nd 4, and 17th Clyd e Next Mail Bermuda,) Air. Col. 'of every Feb. 17 due Marcy 9 in W. Indies (except f Havana, Venezuela, i 43 " th ' and Madeira Next Mtul } 2nd' ?it: every Avon Feb. 2 due March a (2) Mexico& Havana . ; n 2 gl it l i f e cu i ve 7 . Clyde Feb. 17 due March 9 (3) Bermuda St. hum 1" n `" '''''. Next Mail Tie Nicaragua, and New Grenada FALMOUTH STATIoN. Madeira, Brazil, alai 1 Evng. of 4th lIMB Swift. H M Seagull Buenos Ayres I every month Feb. 6 Aprir 23 LIVERPOOL STATION'. - • I3rir. N. America, Her-1 i 3rd insttoat. Cambria .. Cambria iprkds, and U. States J) Feb. 4 Alma 13 2iP par id • 23p in i x div x div 186 12#p x div I GO R 31p 'lt x div id lea 3d 4 1P 24 p x div :cliv r I new dir x 77%