The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-27 00:00:00

TRW ICI; UNION LIFE ONCE SOCIETY. Mr. STEWARD then rose and said he had a motion to sub mit to their notice, which he was sure would meet with universal approbation. I t was, " That the thanks of this meeting be given to the president, directors, and secretary, for their 1 general meet W ednes(i lay, the 301 interest and care for the institution whose opeiitions they conducted, and which, as had been demonstrated that day, had K.C.B.,pres ay. There were said, be no question that that result was due to the soundness gentlemen inte- of the society's provisions, the judgment of its acting directors, and the ability of its secretary. (Hear, hear.) He had had the pleasure of attending on many occasions like the present, and it was very gratifying to observe that each successive bonus was declared upon a larger surplus than the one previous. The last time the amount was .€176,000 in reversion—this year it is -e2.50,000. (Hear, hear). They saw numberless offices around directors and a host of othe es insur ers with th e soc i e t y. tn t . h SIDE said,ey m tht day (in confor h.e. 23 . d NT section in their were et deed of se a ttlement, and a hi 1 842) for the purpc upon their ream S 5 f the profits at this quinql E C ia RETARY read the ad Il ' leciare a divi- wnen He 'soma at toe prcuu position MIS society nein amongst them, it was with sincere gratification that he moved the • thanks of the meeting to its officers. ling the meet- JAMES HARDY, Esq., seconded the motion al meeting and adverted '' nau b e - -- • --- - to the desirability of continuing their efforts to lay the advan he ( . 1 ., en advertised two the in the local papers ; leni: glise in the deed and the bye-laws referred to by t ot es of the society before the public, one of the greatest of , which was the possession of a reserved fund of upwards of Lnts or tie then proceeded to lay before the meeting ..,.. I -k200,000, the interest of which would pay the expenses of the I) e i„,„ the society, for the year ending June - '.' I Offic, ni,_ eat. nimously ; and was acknowledged by the president, who, on leve''4uursements. The second, the capital account, t i e behalf of his co-directors and himself, said it was highly satis class of investment. Third, the balance sheet factory to them to know that they had the approbation of the assets, with the valuation thereof. Fourth, insurers, an . d . that while they did their duty their exertions of lii'lriortality table for the 44th year. Fifth, an ac ',ltllsnew business of the Inßt twelve months. The were 9 41eir," , n read trie — i : epo “ rq L o i rtl . l " e7li . re " c ' t . o . r - s .. t - o - w — flicli was The SECRETARY expressed e h u is_ti r ia 4 nks ,e f u o r r s the auckeneowolcqfs ment. The s . ociety bad now be fo . .4 ) tp v to bed, t HI 4ife' o t fa en c o e rt by J. M. Rainbow, Esq., actuary to the are and of his attentian from early rising to goin o. to n and . ic t ,ivaii ed a, 'n LOndon, of whose able sell ices the .dirlec it was gratifying to him that it should have attained, in his " - qact tar u'eMselves on the sudden decease of their ate native city, to such an important position. ' e ~ Y, Richard Morgan, Esq. The business of the meeting was then declared to be brought 4:tcee,tor. DIRECTORS' REPORT. to a close; on which the SECRETARY rose and invited all 14 the 4 , 3 ° f this society have much pleasure in again present to adjourn to his private residence, and partake of t .e ernbers at the recurrence of the usual period luncheon.—The Preside. . most of the gentlemen present hy llitet 4 a t b i.". l • l3, :and in now laying before them the ba availed themselves . e Secretary's hospitality.—At the close, I,➢Jej o i„ the Institution. the SECRETA t egged to be allowed to propose one toast. 4, 1 4 ,4T,1 0. ee1 . that this is both an easy and . a pleasant It must hay • _ atified every one to have had the advantage, on I lte.'atits Teatyin of the affairs of the society ha%ing this occa-*.n, of the presence and hearty co-operation of the y ass ~,_,•undition is not only smind. but prosperous, Presid • of this great institution. He should propose that lye Well entitles it to compete with the most success ik to w ng offic es. the ' embers drink the health of Lieut.-Gen. Sir It. J. Harvey, a . , prosperity to the Norwich Union Life Insurance Society. tht N eed t or 44 years' standing, the society may claim to ear, hear.) 1 4 r Itipi e ° . t hat mature age, 17Y yvhich the soundness both Sir E. J. HARVEY briefly acknowledged the compliment , q ,, , a na %and practice of an institution of this natu paid him, and assured the members of his desire to do every -40.,,.e retaa t I T future prosperity may be isdeenied sec e, thing in his power to advance the interests of the society. l i ot o r . 0 ,1 the application of that test satisfact. y. Before he sat down, he wished to express how deeply they were ithrop e °n en a satisfactory result on the present o asion, all indebted to a gentleman who held a high position as a man oct ti ?tier, with entire confidence, to the repo of J. M. of science, and whose judgment and skill in matters of life It,it e ,talilt i a n actuary of great reputation and • erience, insurance were held in such great estimation—he alluded to J. lti el 'aar e i l Vrofessional services the direct. shave_ been M. Rainbow, Esq., of London, whose health he would then 1, , th e 4.. t hemselves , under the pressin7 ecessity aris ci propose, with the expression of their best thanks to him for ,qti e tag. death of their late respected , miry, Richard his able report just read to them. (Hear.) lti h r eliel i '°,nigh to the usual time for . -daring a bonus, Mr. RAINBOW expressed his gratitude for the honour 4 4`,Tit,, ei ao, completed his laboriou• alculations for the , 4 40,tchi a ,, 1 Perid. which had been conferred upon him by the kindness of the president, and the manner in which his name had been re 'N'athi"g investigation just m • . e by Mr. Rainbow, he ceived, He had always felt a great interest in the Norwich Itotrt4tly, vprinciples heretofore cted upon by the . direc- Union Society, which he had evinced by the fact, that it t ri !tra,,hEr s .;, a t due care shoal. be taken to provide an was the first assurance office in which he had insured, on his 1 ,90 tli"„ior meeting every • isting contract, as well as commencing the important duties of life. It was, of course, 91!, otili e ,' current ex en. s of the society; and also therefore, an additional gratification to him, that at this fl tl 4 . t: e aliseT 1 ?e declared ould not exceed the surplus remoter period, lie load, from personal investigation, the 6 "tlethe to „Pice the I division, nor of course at all opportunity of knowing not only its safe, but its prosperous `,tit t pliti„Vogent, or prospective profit to arise either condition. That it was enabled, after an existence of between I '4 - ti;all,e - r ` 2 ,' granted, or from the future payments of the 40 and 50 * years, to declare such a bonus as had that day been h. li alo k ;, 4 til t ,' • announced, and to have such a reserve as had been so judi ' de.ta - s ascertained that the present available sur ciously determined on, was a proof of the wisdom which had Pe c pii„ the large sum of .195,.025 3s. Bthothereof characterised the past, and demonstrated, as far as could be el lent .%etti:ae-fifth in accordance with the provisions . of done, the prosperity which was likely to attend the future. He o 'ed t o '„ia r e ,`lnent) the sum of .e 156,022 16s . Ild : , being had been suddenly and unexpectedly called upon to acquire the krel, the i t , e raion, to above .250,000, will remain to be tl~ knowledge which enabled him to pronounce this opinion, by 4 Elly , S nrerS, in proportion to the premiums they the sad occurrence which they all knew, the somewhat sudden re p Gropri e .atributed. death of their lamented actuary, Mr. Morgan. He had listened ,_ l 4 f ee tiag. 4 `lon the directors now recommend to the ge with much pleasure that day to an eulogy of character, which, 'N e tt th' a .alid in doing so they would call attention although great, was not beyond his deserts ; for certainly his Ito tYli ', whilst an addition (amounting to from warmest attachments and best services were given to this in- I t'll 'lve l 4 ;a3 (t., P , e r Cent. upon the premiums_ paid sinc s e ur t e he d stitution. Its present position was one which would have not ,th e „Le of •ered)ill be thus made to the sums as only been cheering to him, but must . have given well-grounded Oth m tega r ,'!ut addition can only be adequately appreci! pleasure to all those by whose skill and care it had been N r atß ed ,`" Is had to the comparatively low rates of pre keeter ~ ,Y this society. brought about. The bonus which had been declared was in tai ed ,,'"eg also to call attention to the further fact, his (Mr. R. s) judgment, one which indicated a sound and . t ilt . e g ejlihe'," valuation adopted by them the . interests of healthy condition of the society. IN hether it might exceed or fall short of the expectations of those who were its members, ntli„'onu2 are effectually provided for, inasmuch as he, for one, as an assurer, was entirely satisfied with it. It 1 4 4 ,, "ea of the society are rendered secure not /lierektd Probable fluctuations in its mortality,. and was' suchan one as while answering his reasonable expectations as regards the pas , t, left him a good hope as to the future. 11 it e lifte r. et tlY .of the accession of a single additional ~,l l t the Having had considerable experience in these matters, he ° l' B artle • could not wallaelp observing; that the declaration of a very large " , li•Nark t im e , very satisfactory to the directors to bonus very insufficient ground on which to pronounce as t o Id ~. that the business of the society has been to the value of a society. A vast many considerations besides st t r th uY the influx of new members duriag the past that were required to enable a fitting judgment to be formed 4 te a an 6 09 policies having been issued, insuring to of the merits of a society for life assurance. A glance at the knt i. : i rtint of .t , 235,880, (exclusive of special cot!. several balance sheets published under the authorit of Per i b_ Y transactions,) being an extent of new bUSI - few life offices, and those only of the very liament left but little bope that, after a period of forty-four years, all whose names were there recorded would be able to lu- present such an account as had been laid on the table that , day. The prirciple of life assurance was a noble one; and he a - D o - f heartily wished success to every institution honestly and in telligently extending its influence; and it was with much pleasure, therefore, that he was able to congratulate his fellow members on the admirable way in which the Norwich Union Society had carried out the purposes of its formation. (Hear, It inp„, 4 1 4 to the directors to be able to add . , in colic th at it estnients of the society are producing as . P . eo c°4l Patible with the indispensable requis, (Signed,) R. J. HARVEY, President l'i.el ictea f t RE ACTUARY'S REPORT. t hear.) a and Directors of the Norwich Union Life N a Insurance Society. The members then separated, every one expressing the s il k ,ka London, June 28th, 1852. highest satisfaction at the events of the day, and with feelings No t le4n consequence of the death of Mr. Morgan, of confidence . that, in a . saciety so cautiously conducted. the i'lertlkla r s 9na.ry, on the eve of an investigation into be!t hopes oi might be cherished of further advantages as years cN e li ttt e e n b ai t - lit t l y, s, h ,h u et t ill i on Life Assurance Cempay,ewilitehrolled l , lt t : D i to h i s t i e r ! v n b naoure r by or .o n u o r t c a on len el u ic s e should d requested •akit,hekreatigation.' I I liave now much pleasure in CONFLAGRATION AT MONTREAL. Vivi'ich — of my computations, and also in present- -la ot it ,,,ng a oMile it will indicate the mode I have purl A terrible fire has occurred at Montreal, which has de- Nil lsild ,urY conclusions, will express my opinion on stroyed about one-half the city, and rendered nearly 5000 a t ' , t ow s'rcsPects of the society. persons houseless. It broke out on Thursday morning, k ti a,%c ) e c o 4 t p liatalier e are several modes adopted by the Bth instant in St Catharine-street, St. Lawrence ik A e ect t h . anies, in the 'periodical valuation of their . . ' . . ' . . alilks o df se ` t ?.? controlled and directed as to form by the suburbs, originating in the outbuildings of the houses oc tktkilltd,.,4enlent; while others are left to the discre- cupied by Mr. Waugh, baker ; from this it was carried by )4,ir ebt l'a o l v vof those whose duty it may be to complete the wind, in a north-easterly direction, to the adjoining 4,,D, Dri ri ,hatever plan may be pursued, there are houses, which were all roofed with wood, and generally c oh r t ieri t y- n yes which involve, first, the security, and built of the same material. The late dry weather having Ntori; ; act o i.' the company. It is not sufficient, to rendered them as dry as tinder, the flames spread with t t % 4 ,• is,%t l fo r Inch an estimate, that a just reserve k. 'ct -e,it i' "L. Probable risks and contingencies, but, astonishing rapidity. There was, again, no water in the 't t P•ity 4% e ssential - that a provision should be made reservoir when it commenced. Within half an hour tVDltis the I ;;.%he future, at least commensurate with after the commencement a hundred houses were on fire. o , l,Z l di,.'?tle x 7 ," ; that, in fact, no fraction of the unre- They were generally the dwellings of the poor artizans ,petu re ,:ot assurances should be forestalled, but and labourers, and it was a most heart-rending spectacle v,,lt n , should know that his bonus in past years to see the poor people gathering their household goods i i % ,t 4t `A C ‘ the expense of the surplus in those which . together and carrying them, perhaps, to . some place ' b 't,l. t . ll l,'f;y n a h l. each new insurer should feel that he is to ti, q 13 ,05 e position is established, and whose when? the flames would reach them in a few minutes, after ~,, •,,v,, b ,..ii,, ° aability secured. The advantage of an carrying them, as they thought, to a place of safety. ''olinili,'4, , ,.' l3 . l lducted, must always . far outweigh I Frequently by the time they had removed the load it was Th eirk , Ne iwo, .i...... cu rr ent fresh insurer enters I too late to return for more. In many instances the poor Yh. es N I ti l'e ail current expenses aro reduced 1 macho, . h a . t 'liirta,,)e a e many , while the principle of reserve op A ji,Q . t ime i . . 9 grasp her infant from the flames, 4,qt tbeajrances of those that remain as Drat_ and rush to an a d i nnunc, Aald or trarden and sink dataa ? fr , een c ease ioaeof the members whonewlyenter the despairing and exhausted upon the little remnant of yi bi ad ome ls very different when a less provident property which her husband or children had been able to . , 0,,,, Of f t , •If a 'portion ::vit th e \lj i e years he 'however slendyr at first , bring there. The despair and agony written on their fee ):tqy I.' e n,ll u ta u n g a c h saf e tyotile abstracted soci f e o t r an i wel immediate care tulles were most saddening. From the main, or St. Law rence, street, the fire burned everything before it along )°'' t e Pre e rbl u n t menus p a n ro d filially be de y stro}e• d, as the St Catherine and Dorchester, and widened its pathway c ontria tit i O o l n each 1 ne e w ann co s m th r a . t u the d s t t o uplu e s n ek () o ut up . towards Cote-a-Baron, and downward towards Craig- V u‘ Xc n ,,,,, 3 of those wh o have been long in the , street. The fire having caught in Ellslie's wood-yard, Wow -,- ` l . in inak• and nothing but wooden buildings intervening between it hect'c'n opposition these preliminary remarks, as and the Montreal General Hospital, that institution was tkal i tl ia e ri ntliany " i r to a modern assertion, that a in imminent danger from about one o'clock until half-past ‘k,,',4t q: one ' o Fgl l l.t,lY conducted, must be more three, and the most strenuous exertions were required to t l ,tigh t is on the !se . character, more recently keep the fire from reaching it. By one o'clock, in spite of pa t b to /nal , nrinciple which I have advocated dc o een e t all efforts from firemen and engineers, both military and ~, kb ta a , so brief Present valuation. i t ve de ~ atio n be , during which I have had the civil, it spread to and destroyed a beautiful range of build- NON :ired, s No ° l ;e me t that I have been unable, ings known by the name of " Cornwall-terrace." It had ,t v p ile. , a, e investigate the law of mortality, now become, in spite of repeated explosions, (deemed of ~ , ,!t0 th e ? i n , o f_r vlch Union Society, as to have no use in consequonce of the immense number of wooden t,ito,,,oi ont degree . h sene .'l,,,, the measure of my corn li'?e,'.a,trai.(l ruche of that experience - in a complete buildings in that quarter,) perfectly uncontrollable, and , t lt6.Te r ; 1 1 Yr eprese l_aly of mortality as,. in my jadg- spread northwards to the Church (Roman Catholic) of the 1 1 t I t t i pt 1; y e a f tU r e t le f a a l t c e lich may be expect t ed Bishop of Telmesse, destroying his palace, quite a new v . ) pas i t % x such a rate of eicnt:d structure , and one of the most magnificent specimens of , I tl,4 tl ;,,ei r e c - 4 Have received an "tt i t: b liti s rer k erence periencet, sufficient,co architecture in America. That part of the city known ~, 4 aeco Instances, toprovide amoun libuil as the Quebec and St. Lawrence suburbs is destroyed M I N i s etti nies a claim for every a almost entirely, making a clear sweep of a mile -1)"te a %di "'tent of ' - • t: ' 4 ON "eted to the Norwich Union Society, a and-a-half in length, and three-fourths in width, prin. :'.o;,qtlit,'arter „,uebe formed, of 1-sth of whatever cipally dwellings. The total number of buildings ql!ii.7 °l l4 ° elet u y govision . has been made for the destroyed by the conflagration is from 1,200 to 1,500, as will be seen thee state ,..Netis,,lNt. teepli lisa,biitli_ti,es.,7neiow, amounts tosum of including chiefly those occupied by the poorer classes in the suburbs of the city. The loss is estimated at from At t ,,rot the ih„rur t h e 1 1 ,'L1? . .. observed, wholly in excess £3,000,000 to £'4,000,000. Several causes combined to ~ ,ob N I ile col two 'n_at o •lty of the society. , i? A eki. §,, e ltbi,_. o a n m amounts a further reserve has render the fire so obstinate and destructive. First, the •ogt be , tl 4 , l ,'l4,:sL, on all . existing assurances , and city buildings had been exposed to an intense heat of up ,Nll,44aq Doti cie v2 the society, proportioned to the wards of 90 degrees in the shade for several days ; se : t ke, NI Y .4 1 :-:', a h_ese several reserves together condly, there was a stiff breeze, often increasing to a \ lye li 4/4 1 , '4 . 19,673 6s. ld., an amount which '',) ; 4 1 t (a pt % . not only to ensure the safety , but gale, continually blowing during the twenty-four hours' 'Alo' Ivi.ctea"'cll should attach for the timel to prevalence of the fire; thirdly, a want of water; and, sllp ti tvich With the • a f ti t tottNt las t' at he aociety. . fourthly, a total lack of management and superintendence ,qt,.oli itl 3 , a hior ie thls time be considered safely on the part of the authorities, fire and magisterial. The .' •k t m • •iti ut 10 Y .4136 oq 9 10S lld which will people were panic-struck. One would suppose them re- INit 4 g per '-- • •, 'Sit w o 4 . r cent. on the total premiums i 4 th%tl e ,Ilid aurances since the formatMn of the treating from the enemy, like the inhabitants of a second ,';, t,411 3 ". 5 f an, i s. stated in many respectable compa- Moscow. Families deserted their houses, satisfied if they , l iNitt s er 4„ ° ,!' suggests such a form of compa- could save their lives and their moveables. The fields in , \W 4 tt li ta 'thee .`" 015 the total premiums received all directions were covered with human beings and furni bil 0 0,1 4 o e llii o,,, t h t e h last d . ivision of profits.. . ture gathered together, and presenting a most mournful it siytt, al it , de uce _ e Directors, as a mere matter of I), t t .lle A Y b ee 2 ,o know that, had the Nortbamp- spectacle . Some with their children were seen with their ,1 1 kkA t 'llt b :ser r „" Adopted at a rate of 3 per cent. hands cla . sped, and others struck dumb with terror and :IN qi b ii o ,,e er ,' plade of that basis (which is one affright. It was rumoured that several firemen were ,4, k b , 4 0 r!s n, 4 ,apanie s of the first character to be burnt to death. The bishop's church and buildings, )OR%, uee n ;',1 11 . 5 have been much greater than which, it was said, were worth at least £25,000, were in -I,,,Ntli'keN;i, ~ciared, sured to the amount of £9,000, and other property to the A li t ! tash,-. said, J. M. RAINBOW. ',,t 1 ,. Akt il oa l '',ve, t i l the report they had just heard read extent of £58,000. The Provincial Government had Kt Al i,, ‘ h, , n ; a a,t, there was no necersity for any placed at the . disposal of the Relief Committee £2,500 i k l,ANl l il e wp_t!pi a i c - , s 'lle_ same time, however, in the for . the immediate relief of the sufferers by the great fire ' j it, l tr i ti,,,l4 l ,,, ti o lt at r ,',: . 1 . 1 .5 10. c0u1d_ not resist expressing Private subscriptions were to be commenced forthwith. Ltil tßint t s t p d ' l 7 O l v r a a" lnow such reports wardsrepool s t, t y o o .present. lons o gla Ils t 4 ( 4 4 ; 1 e xc Tis ; and it was a satisfactory fact, ts,,,t Li s lts ti `he Boe ' - ded £200,000 . 'I hat was a most - k ti l to a ta„ . o tis of 'etY, for it was at once a provision I, tl 0 1 . Vi t ._ T he _ln9rtality, while it secured the \ l it t :tt , 1 11. t f th e .a o c)ety had been created and been ,pi,,,tvi,eyei„. individual exertions of their local To the EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD. ,q b mw t„'i, o r ~agencies ; and, by their united SlR,—The two events in this meeting of general inter- IWAQbts liven had ben obtained, which had cost are the Stakes and the Cup ; and you will remember 1 1 , 1 1 4 g, ,'cip t ov e _e s s,Tnt- state of prosperity :' (Hear, that, some time back, I gave a pick for each, Cariboo for It . e ~he ~Itti(lhe minutes. " , Vie reports now read be the former and Newmtnster ror the latter, and both horscs 1 0:gp ti l „ 11 4tiol i lj . S,E, E l s e :, M.P., had much pleasure for the respective events have been heavily backed. Of til'lN l l - ttt t t ctf Yes laving watched the society fora Cariboo it can be said " Quot honmes tot sententice," yet ,0 ,pn,:phd its could express his entire sates- my information is, he is not up to the mark.. He,. how- I t ioi t , t ,:,e 1 1 40t 4 E w ith present highly prosperous con- ever, is chosen by certain men notwithstanding his con , I ,li '001,4 wo ui Tl hope that those he was before nection with certain mysteries. However,l am fully jus ,.l k st , to lia thn,nave the same feeling of comfort • it 'a .qi , ':elle r Me in *" Pe society would be a source of tified in discarding . him, as well as in replacing Haricot, a 00 . :.1‘ ell • , s elves but to their children and 4, , 4 k ha . vinrear, tear.) this particular event. l r i:tt i tk l l:re i ttk l ,,,_ g Put the motion, it was carried I have also good reasons for holding to Newminster for 4 *,lti,x, ° , ll iti n ` Y lVE E, , the Cup, though his weight be so serious. My reserves, 10I t sl i o i e t t l o ot , t cli a l ., wi;i eb 7, id he had great pleasure commonly called cockboats, and, perhaps, better known i, ,,tit o ~,, ~,,110 k r w p ros ,,:!_o s b c een placed in his hands , . by the latter name, are Bushranger for the Stakes, and , yj o k lt o tln , t i be a, control ,_ .o h n e di a ti d o m n ir o a l i t ,i h e issociety, Little Harry for the Cup ; and without reference to any t'l l t s 0 ,0 1) 1 o 1(1, 1 ' sn c i c e o t utroilv w th t e society was manage intrustid minor events in this meeting, It, rol.,,i t ' i whi e h Y Possessing an available surplus . 1 remain, in haste, yours, &c., It, ,b, 'Nib, k advi:p_ e reversiona r y payments will be July 26, 1852. " BEESWING." p',,,ii tap .'ir to the that a bonus should be now "I‘Vis l NlN` l iN, x ' P °visions of the deed of settle "alNsll,lA6tl4sll'4.4lBq.' se conded the motion, which was To the EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD. 41 k t tZ t'lt',,,, it se e e n r cecarred N . t ia ts l a t. a s aii eta ry; on u between Mr. R. Steward, SlR,—This meeting commences to-morrow , and extends the part of the actuary's ',.l,‘l'll'iZt l' i l , e ci a ll c all ° e l n ist t.liat the bonus would be at the 4 .''l4 l • 4 l' s eitt I , etit Ing policies, and that although over four days, giving about nine races each day, which is rt V r ag e ' , at • °n Pol' • sufficient to satisfy the most expecting individual. I anti at,s, te of ali o , . .icies of five years' standing, cipate the company will be numerous and the et's for hit t t , , vt all a ,,, ' , O oo or 80 per cent. on the older the various prizes large, an . immense number of horses I O 1 ,01 ) `,,t pl t t ,, - Q e s wouldwi ll compr is e the chief ,•iti li b ,' i ° ° ,,%ih,11., th. be .e 35 per cent. on the V'al trvi t sle t ` ll ' la t e% Paid a , 11 • events of the meeting : having arrived. The following 0 t 4 1%,. ~ y t p , hadactuary, of e rtec t i testimony h , The field for the Gratwicke. Stakes, of 100 sovs each, '+• M i te this been 1 9ng an con-obser il v!er e , re a s nA nt - for three-year-olds, will consist of Longbow, Ile Nabob, i . ;.,li t i ttqloota tt , %ll stai n r e t,eting deeply regrets the loss Claverhouse, Father Thomas, and King Pepin ; and the (p,R lti 4 l,`" , i,, l ' ot ° , t 41 who by the death of their actuary, result will most likely be in favour of Longbow. i i ,tt l o t I'm, ~ ht d Year % . 'fully served this institution 0.„. t o , • , irec tor ' s ;Td . cheerfully accedes to the • Ei . to 's Vanderdecken, with l'S 1 el.„ that .e 1043 per annum be pre- The H . am Stakes of 100 sovs each, for two-years-old, I think, TR fall to Lord gin n 00i i.Alt 'lit t e .eune, Belgravia well up. to ici 11 1 b /ab ut d the .I ) l lto t tiVit) to e paid to motion with pleasure, The 300 sovs Sweepstakes, for four-year-olds, I give to 'l. , o 1: th e ( I i their late actuary by Mr. Newminster. ~ 4 , ?,D0 e t e ..1 10 ,„ : , I : l , ti k - ': It t i 'la ys i l tb ay th in e t_s ski" worth in everything which A Sweepstakes of 50 sovs each I give to Harbinger, and , a ,, 441 of the late Mr. Morgan, The Levant Stakes, of 50 sovs each, Ido not hesitate ~, y 4lth E qr tt tn o ig: like to give to that noble and speedy filly Sister to Mountain k i t b „!., L li v b e et p,n, on ~4 . !l 2 lldious intention, felt T .,-- :,.'74"qii;te;N ea llts tet ley.tai ne t t • cciple, es a proposition Deer , although she will have 61b extra to carry. to h lto tt'i t ,tliii`rti eO4, th at the a', a public office. , The field for the Goodwood Stakes, which will be run .1' li,%N.ll,Wesrefleetapies ; al y d nad precedents for the for Wednesday, will be composed of the following :—Don 4.iitv:o,4l44"tei,ot4a tilled Inh,eeYutweeer..e.., . he thought that if his '•} 1 1 11 i Va i tai,,t), : fitr4' on the theuuratmn a the services Pedro, Chief Justice, Cariboo, Cock-crow, Selina, Story object of the motion, teller, Haricot, Bushranger, Cornelius, Waterfall, Wea levoted attention the!g g_ , e Montague, Follow-me-Lads, Scarecrow, Hou lit 1v 1 8 411 % , l iiii•! , .Z n iliean.do a lhe Brahmin, Hugo, and Surprise. The race, I ukt ofthesilvhilst suctleat4lie would beLakin , be 1 1 ' k, will lie with ic, Bushranger, Houlakin, ad really b o a aIY, at the advan e ce ir d ou age.of The Brahmin ; and if all is true which I have heard, and Perceptible sacrifice to the there is no reason to doubt it, I have no hesitation in Mr, pre dicting The Brahmin as the winner, with Houlakin not for off. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. GOOD - WOOD PROPHECIES GOODWOOD MEETING O ekib 11 11 0 et ex kotir _ressed any sympathy wit Was then a,3reed to- THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1852. The Drawing-room Stakes will be won by either Filius or Stockwell, the former for choice. The race for the Goodwood Cup will be contested by Stilton, Kingston, Little Harry. Newminster, Hervine, and, perhaps, Hobbie Noble. After the running which Stilton bas shown, by winning the Metropolitan Handi cap and Northumberland Plate, and running second for the Chester Cup, I hesitate not to give him the first place and Kingston second. The Second Year of the First Bentinck Memorial Stakes will go to Longbow or Harbinger. Stockwell will carry off the Racing Stakes, although Maidstone may dispute his right. The First Year of the Second Bentinck Memorial Stakes I have no hesitation in awarding to my favourite, Sister to Mountain Deer, although she may have many " dark" formidable horses to compete with her. lanthe and Faux Pas look well on paper for the Ches terfield Ccp ; and Charming Woman and Phrygia for the Nursery Cup. I am, Sir, respectfully, Everton, July 26, 1852. " MALTON." TATTERSALL'S.-THURSDAY GOODWOOD STAKES. 10 to 1 agst Mr. Barton's Haricot—tk. and offd. 11 to 1 Mr. Magennis ns Surprise—taken. 12 to 1 Mr. Etwall's Bushranger—tk. and offd. 12 to 1 Mr. T. Parr's Weathergage—tk. and offd 13 to 1 Mr. Williams's Chief Justice. • 14 to 1 Duke of Richmond's Houlakin. 25 to 1 Sir C. Codrington ns Montague—tk. 30. 20 to 1 Waterfall and Montague—taken. GOODWOOD CUP. Mr. Meiklam's Stilton—offered. MANCHESTER.—FRIDAY. 10 to 1 Mr. I'Anson's Haricot—taken. 11 to 1 Mr. Williams's Chief Justice—taken. 11 to 1 Mr. Magenis's Surprise—taken freely. 12 to 1 Mr. T. Parr's Weathergage—taken. 12 to 1 Duke of Richmond's Houlakin—taken. 13 to 1 Mr. Etwall's Bushranger—taken. 15 to 1 Mr. Greville's Cariboo—taken. 16 to 1 Mr. Kingscote ns Brahmin—taken. 20 to 1 Mr. Greville's Scarecrow. 20 to 1 Gen. Anson's Backbiter. 25 to I Duke of Bedford's Hugo. 25 to 1 Mr. Thelluson ns. Cornelius. 30 to 1 Mr. Onslow ns Musician—taken. 30 to 1 Sir C. Codrington ns. Montague—taken. GOODNVOOD CUP. 7to 4 Mr. Meiklam's Stilton—taken. 4to 1 Lord Ribblesdale's Kingston. sto 1 Mr. J. Arnold's Little Harry. 7to 1 Mr. A. Nichol's Newminster—taken. DONCASTER ST. LEGER. 3to 1 Mr. J. Scott's Songstress. 9to 2 Mr. Bowes's Daniel O'Rourke—taken. 15 to 1 Mr. Harrison's King of Trumps. 15 to 1 Lord Derby's Longbow. THE DERBY, 1853. 12 to 1 Lord John Scott's The Reiver. 15 to 1 Baron Rothschild's Orestes. 20 to 1 Mr. J. Scott's Hurworth. 20 to 1 Lord Eglinton's Vanderdecken—taken. 25 to 1 Mr. Powney's Cineas. -.411...- -.- Equal, after winning the Grand Stand Stakes, at Not tingham, last week, was purchased by Mr. John Osborne, to whom she formerly belonged, for 115 guineas. Butterfly is now in Saunders's stable. Thomas Dod, the jockey, is now in the service of Mr. W. H. Scott, of Holywell, Flintshire. Mr. H. Lister has again appeared on the turf, having settled all claims against him. Woolwich has not left the turf; he is still in training. The day appointed for naming for the Cesarewitch and Cambridgeshire Stakes is Tuesday, the 3rd August. Mr. Thomas Lister, of Beverley, a man well known on the turf, died a few days ago. He was the owner of Nancy when she won the Chester Cup, in 1851. By Mr. Lister's death several nominations for York, Doncaster, and other places in the north of England, become void. Mr. W. Davies, who, in an adveetisement, states that he has engaged several clerks to conduct his country busi ness, is in no way connected with Mr. Davies, " the levia than." The following horses were sold by auction at Newmar ket on Tuesday last :—Agis, 300 gs. ; Ninnyhammer. 2 yrs, 200 gs. ; and War Eagle, by War Eagle, out of Ri golette, 2 yrs, 80 gs. PROPHECIES.—" Joe Muggins" places Houlakin Ist, Termagant 2nd, and Weathergage 3rd, for the Goodwood Stakes; and Little Harry Ist, Stilton 2nd, and Kiffgston 3rd, fur the Cup. " Touchstone" says the Goodwood Stakes will be won by Cariboo or Bushranger ; and " Pegasus" takes the best of Mr. Greville's " lot," Hari cot, and Bushranger ; and for the Cup, Kingston. The following are the number of horses which each trainer will have at Goodwood this week, omitting Kent, who trains on the ground :—J. Scott, 9 : Dilly, 11; Fo bert, 5 ; Death, 3; Hornsby, 2 ; Gill, 2; Eskrett, 4 ; R. I'Anson. 1 ; J. Day, 17; W. l'Anson, 1 ; W. Atkinson, 1 ; C. Marson, 3 ; Y. King, 3 ; Saunders, 5 ; M. Daw son, 2; C. Rolph, 2; W. Day, 7; T. Stephens, 4; Dock eray, 6; T. Jennings, 1; Drewitt, 4 ; Stebbing, 5 ; Brad. ley, 1 ; Cooper, 4 ; Fisher, 3 ; Rogers, 2 ; Bloss, 1; But ler, 5; Harlock, 9 ; Armstrong, 2 ; Smith, 3 ; Martin, 1 ; Stephenson, jun., 3 ; French, 1 ; Osborne, 3 ; T. Daw son, 4; Treen, 2; Sherwood, I.—Total, 143. THE CHARITIES. SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Re port, 21st July.)—lN -PATIENTS : Discharged, cured, 10 ; re lieved and made out-patients, 0; at ow•n request, 1 ; irregu lar, 1 ; dead, 0 ; entered, 7 ; under treatment, 43.—OuT PATIENTS : — Cured, 25; entered, 41; under treatment, 56. I 7 TNT , 6..1 co, iiOHU- S . IREET. - (NN eekly Report, July 22.)—0n the books. bovs girls 32; average daily attendance, boys 53, girls 24; sick list, boys 2, girls 1 ; obtained situations, boys 0, girls I. LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRMARY.—(WeekIy Report, 24th JuIy.)—ADMITTED: In-patients. 53; out-patients, 8; casuals during the last week, 16.—DiscH A RGED : In-patients cured, 20 ; relieved, and at own request, 10 ; made out-patients, 9 ; irregular, 0 ; dead, 3.—Remaining in the house, 173. NORTHERN HOSPlTAL.—(weekly Report, 24th July.)— ADM I TTED : Accidents, 34 ; Medical and Surgical Cases upon recommendation, 13; Total, 47.--DISCH ARG ED : Cured, 15 ; relieved and at own request, 4; attending as out-patients, 21 ; irregular, 0; died, 2.—Remaining in the Hospital, 80. LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES, JULY 26.--New cases re ceived advice and medicine at the institution during the last week—North, 325; South, 245; total, 570. New cases visited at their own houses, and supplied with medicine—North, 157 ; South, 72; total, 209. TIDE TABLE DAYS. 1 MORN. 1 EVENO. HGI-1 T. 1 HOLYDAYS,ETC July. h. tn. h. m. : ft. in. Tuesday.... 27! 756 8 33 ' 13 6 Wednesday .28. 9 4 934 14 2 Thursday —29'110 2 10 28 15 1 Friday 10 52 11 14 15 7 Saturday ..311 11 35 11 5.6 16• 5 F. Moon, 2h llm, mg Sunday, Aug 1 017 ,16 7 Bth Sun. aft. Trinity. Monday.... 21 0 35 0 54 16 9 BANKRUPTS. Tuesday, Ju,sy 20, 1852. George Ashburner, Bolton-le-Moors, ironmonger. John Hayman, Torpoint, Cornwall, miller, Thomas Brooks, Lye, near Stourbridge, nail manufacturer. Daniel Merewether Ford, Lawrence-lane, Cheapside, London, carrier. Samuel Pownceby, High-street, Shadwell, stationer, and Munster-street, Regent's-park, London, victualler. Thomas Meeson, Fenchurch-street, London, coal merchant. BANKRUPTCY A NNULLED.—SamueI Horton, Carlton-road, Asylum-road, Old Kent-road, London, builder: DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS.—J. and T. Hoyle, Salford, cotton manufacturers, final div. of 4s. 3d.—T. C. W. Pierce and G. Homan, Manchester, merchants, final div. of Is. loid. , —J. L. Horrocks, Manchester, merchant, first div. of 3s. 10d., —all on any Thursday, at Mr. Lee's, Manchester. CERTIFICATES.—Aug. 12, D. McConnell, Liverpool, joiner— Aug. 11, J. Marsden, Manchester, laceman. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—J. Scott and Co., Liverpool, rice millers—Le Maistre and Hocart, Liverpool, ship brokers —Leytham and Hamsworth, Liverpool, soda water manufac turers—Von Dadelszen and Kreitmair, Liverpool, commission merchants—J. Hesketh and Co., Blackburn, power loom cot ton cloth manufacturers. Friday, July 23, 1851 John Rampoldi, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, toyman. Thos. Lister, jun., Long Preston, Yorkshire, cotton spinner. Charles Rogers, Camborne, Cornwall, draper. Henry Addis, Wm. Onions, and Edmund Lloyd, Glocester, vinegar manufacturers. _ . Henry Gurney, Pitfield•street, Hoxton, London, victualler. George Clark, Old-street, St. Luke's, London, draper. Div DEND.—Aug. 16, W. N. Monies, Liverpool, spirit mer chant. DECLARATIONS OF DlVlDENDS.—Occleshead and Cummins, Liverpooi, commission agents, first div- of 6s. B ro thers, awl Llv poul, we, third div. of 3-16d.,—both on any Monday, at Mr. Bird's, Liverpool.— C. Steadman and C. S. Bakewell, Manchester, joiners —first div. of 3s. Gd., and a first div. of 88. sd. on the separate estate of C. Steadman, on any Tuesday, at Mr. Mackenzie's, Man chester.—W. Croudson, Wigan, iron merchant, final div. of F. Taylor, Wigan, cotton spinner, final div. of Eqd., —both on Aug. 3, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Mr. Fraser's, Manchester. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—Johnson and Bickerstaff, Li verpool, licensed vietuallers—Deane,Youle, and Co., Liverpool and Pernambuco, and Youle, Deane, & Co., Bahia, merchants; as far as regards R. Gardner —Cumming and Carter, Kirkham, Lancashire, spirit merchants—lrlam and Hulme, Manchester, calenderers—Williamson and Hamar, Manchester and Salford, machine brokers—Holt and Gooofellow, Manchester, calico printers—Heywood and Delauney, Manchester, wood turners. MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY July. Hour. 27, William Jones (2nd) District Court, It 28, Robert P. Stephens (Ist) Ditto, 11 29, William INPCann (proof and div) Ditto, 11 29, Charles E. and H. Wilson (proof and div) Ditto, 11 29, John Roberts (proof and div) 29, John Carter (proof and div) 30, W. Byrom, _ H. Taylor, and T. Byrom _ . (proof and div) 30, John Ridgway (proof and div.) 30, John A. James (proof and div). 30, Charles F. Came and Maurice Telo (prf and div.) Aug. 2, H. and L. Dixon (proof and div).... Ditto, 11 2, Robert Pace, sen. (Ist) 3, John Ashcroft (audit) 3, William Neil Monies (audit) Ditto, 11 MARKETS. MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES. MANCHESTER. — Considerable dulness pervaded the market a t th e early part of last week, and on Tuesday there was but little doing; and to effect sales somewhat lower prices had to be accepted, both for goods and yarns, and still only limited purchases were made. On Wednesday, and since then, there has been a better feeling, arising principally from the nature of the advices from America by the steamer Pacific, which seemed to favour at least stability in the value of the raw material. The market here has remained without any accu. mulation of stocks. Notwithstanding the tittle activity that has existed for some weeks , t he p roduce of our mills has b een regularly absorbed, an d consequently a slight cause is sulfi. cient to produce an effect. Since Wednesday a bett"r demand has existed in the yarn market, both for export and home con sumption, the principal transactions for export being by the German merchants, who have operated more freely. Prices are favourably influenced, and for most descriptions of yarn a slight advance is required. The cloth market has improved in about a similar ratio. Printers of most descriptions are still scarce and worse to buy, whilst 40in. shirtings seem to have received a check to the downward tendency observable previously. T cloths have been also more inquired for, and are the turn better; whilst domestics are in pretty steady de mand, at slightly advanced quotations. There is a decidedly better feeling in tile market, and expectations seem to be en tertained that we may look for continued steadiness. ROCHDALE.—We have had a rather quiet market this week, arising principally from the manufacturers wanting more for their pieces, to meet the rise in the raw material. There has also been a still wool market—the dealers demanding better prices, and manufacturers being unwilling to give them until they can get more for their goods. LEEDS.—The woollen cloth trade of this town and district is in much the same condition we have had to notice for some weeks past. There is a steady demand, and stocks, which are comparatively low, do not increase. Prices, too, are firm. NOTTINGHAM.—We have had a better demand for lace goods generally during the past week than we have experienced for a length of time. The hosiery trade, although not by any means brisk, continues in a very healthy state. The demand for merino articles has increased, and the orders for shirts made of this textile, and for those made of spun silk, are con siderable. LIVERPOOL GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET. FRIDAY, JULY 23 There is an improved feeling in the Sugar market, and the sales, which amount to 600 hhds 8.P., 4000 bags of Bengal, and 500 bags of Mauritius, are at very full rates. Sales of Foreign on the spot are confined V) 200 boxes yellow Havana, with all faults; but a cargo of white Pernam is reported as sold, for delivery in the Mediterranean at 235 6d per cwt.—Molasses continue in request, 350 puns Antigua having been sold to arrive at 17s per cwt.—Coffee market continues very quiet, without change in prices ; transactions are limited to 200 bags Rio, at 37s for common, up to 60s for very good washed, 70 bags Jamaica at 37s to 465, and 250 bags Singapore, part all faults, at 37s per cwt for the sound.-100 bags Para Cocoa are reported at 24s 6d per cwt.-50 tcs Carolina Rice sold at IS.s 9d in bond, and 2000 bags Bengal at 9s to lls per cwt for low to fine white.-100 puns Rum sold, and prices rather in favour of the buyer.—Several chops of blackish leaf and Pekoe-flavoured Congou Tea have found buyers at full rates, but the market is inactive for most other sorts of blacks and greens.—A limited business doing in Tallow ; Petersburg Y.C. at 38s 6d ; small sales of South American, of low quality, have been made at 31s 3d to 35s per cwt.—ln Lard no transactions have taken place.-1000 bales Jute, including 450 all faults, have been taken at .ElO to .el 3 105 per ton for the sound portion, being fair prices. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, FRIDAY, JULY 23. The market opened with a continuance of the moderate bu siness noticed during the last month ; occasionally buyers had a slight advantage. On the arrival of the Pacific an improved demand took place, and very extensive purchases have since been made by all classes of buyers, especially speculators. American descriptionsat and below "middling" have advanced fully id per lb. Brazil, more particularly Pernam and Maceio, has been in very good demand, at full prices. Egyptian con tinues to be freely offered ; the lower qualities barely sustain previous rates, whilst the better kinds readily command last week's quotations. Sales in Surat large, without any decided Speculators have taken 15,050 American, 1000 Per- pretty brisk inquiry for Mutton, the good and prime qualities bringing rather more money. No chang sale of Lamb. Prices are—Best heifer beef, 5 e took place in the good id to sid ditto and fat oxen, 5d to sid; inferior sorts, 4d to sd; best w•ether mutton, 6d.; good ditto, 5d to sid ; middling and infe for sorts, 4il to sd; Lamb, sad to 6d per lb., sinking the offal CORN MANCHESTER. JULY 2• and Flour may b change, 720 Egyptian, and 480 Surat, and there are reported for export, 5700 American, 40 Pernam, 1010 Bahia, 10 Egyptian, and 850 Surat. The market to-day closed with buoyancy ; sales about 15,000 bales, 7000 to speculators and exporters. About 500 Sea Island have been announced for public sale on Thursday next. SALES. I IMPORTS. r— —A. 1 DESCRIPTION. PRICES.' Week Previ- Week 1 This STOCK. ending I ously ending July23.this yr. July23.' Year. July 23. d. d. I I 1 13380 Sea Island ?5 @23 ISO 17710 Stained 7} 15 10' 1330 I 1 Boweds 4} 61, 14560' 362160 9645 , 472589' y 563670 Mobile _ 7 / 1 : 1 .. 19 .. 0 260 78 9 0 0 / 383587 SOS I f 38049 827994' ' New Orleans. 3,3- 73 29560 650120 3 i 6 6_ li } 9:0 60 0' 2 5 6 1 1 3 8 3 6 0 0 }} I j Pernams, &c. 6i Aracati, &c —— i 3 52 - 397061 Ds li ale a a,n l Nr i ae a iirn; al n , i & rnea 8 z.: c _.. .4 1440 : 23620 3040] 15470 f 6380 Egyptian 5 13 2230 81020 16605 5 4249 Barbadoes Peruvian Laguaym I 1 1 I Com.W.l.&c. 53 10 Y• 3510, . 561 3662 ). 3890 Carthagena.. ••• • I Smyrna .... 4} 180 1 I • 6lanillalll -- •••• !J . 27099 i 37940 Surat 77i 15 F1! (0 0 704! 30 64190 1638330, 75822.14914871 694750 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET our market to-day was more slenderly attended than usual, and we note only a moderate business in Wheat, with little or no difference from the rates of Tuesday. Good fresh parcels of Flour continue to be much interfered with by those of doubt ful condition ; the sale of any description, however, is very slow to-day, and prices nominally unchanged. Egyptian Beans declined Is. per qr., at which there was a better sale; and Oats, at a reduction of id. per 451b5., met a somewhat improved demand—Oatmeal a dragging retail sale, at almost nominal rates. Only one small parcel of yellow Indian Corn remaining on our market, sold at 31s. 6d. per 4801b5., and for the present we are out of stock of that description : white sells very slowly at previous rates. Several arrived cargoes have changed hands within these few days, and there are buyers of cargoes just shipped at nearly the rates demanded by holders of bills of lading. In other articles no variation. We annex Tuesday's quotations : BRITISH. FOREIGN. Wheat, qa , 701 h., s. d. s. d.' Wheat, i 4 70Ib, s. d. s. d. English red .... 5 6to 6 0 Canadian Do. do. extra —..— United States Do. white .. 6 1.. 6 4 Danzig, &c 5 9.. 6 9 Do. do. extra —..— Pomeranean,&c. 5 9.. 6 0 Irish red Do. do. extra —..— French, &c..... 5 6.. 6 0 Do. white DO: - Danube 4 10..3 4 Barley, 4) , qr., Eng. --.— Russian,&c.liard 4 6.. 4 9 6011).Sc.&Irish 3 8.. 3 9 Egyptian ... Malt, "tir. qr. Eng 34 0..58 0 Barley, 13 , GOlb .... 3 8.. 3 i Do. Irish 47 0.. 50 0 Oats, 13 , 451 t) Oats, IR 45tb., Beans, 1. , qr. I?.urp 30 0..34 0 Eng.&Setelt, old 2 11.. 3 0 _ Ip4Both Egyptian 26 6..'47 0 Do. Irish, old 2 2.. 2 9 Peas,* qr. White. 31 0.. 34 0 Do. Do. new 2 4.. 2 8 Ind. Corn, 2,44801 b, Beans, 19 qr. Eng.. 32 0.. 36 0 Amer. yellow .. 31 0..31 3 v 480tb. Sc. 8z Ir. 29 0..30 0 Do. white.... 28 3..28 6 Peas, v qr. Eng... 33 0.. 35 0 French, yellow.. 30 6..31 3 Flour, 14 , 2801 b, Do. white ..27 6.. 28 0 Seconds . Ibrail & Galatz.. 31 0..31 6 Fine. lour, v brl. 196tb, 0 0.. 0 0 00..00 30 0.. 31 0 33 0.. 35 0 Superfine Extra Canadian, sweet - 18 6..19 6 U. States, do. 19 0.. 19 6 Oatmeal, 'p•24oth., Do. & Can. sour 17 0..18 0 Irian, new 22 0..22 6 Frneh,v , sk2Botb 30 0.. 36 0 LIVERPOOL AGRIC SATURDAY s. d. a. d. Hay, old, st 0 7@ 0 8i Potatoes, New Clover Ditto, Green Vetches 0 0 21 Turnips, 4.) , ton . 0 0— 0 0 Straw, Wheat Oat 0 3 0 0 'Mangelwurzel . 0 0— 0 0 Barley Price of Agricultural Produce at the Docks :—Potatoes, retail : Cups, ss. oth to ss. 6d. ; Lumpers, 2s. 6d. to 3s. Od. per measure of 901bs. ULTURAL MARKET, JULY 24. e. d. 5. d ST. JOHN'S PROVISION MARKET, SATURDAY, JULY 24. s. d. s. d. I s. d.. s. d Beef 1 :, 12, 0 5 to 0 F. Grapes,Eng.*lb 3 6 to 0 0 itfottnn _ _ _ o -4 o g 4) ITak•o, .V......:,,, o o o o o veal Lamb o 0— o 7 , Lo. hng. 2 4 . lb 4 10 5 3 Fresh Pork - 0 0 Salmon 0 9 1 0 Nectarines, doz. 1 0— 0 0 Bret Haddock Soles Turbot Fresh Butter .. 0 11 1 1 Cherries ..* lb. 0 5 0 8 Salt Ditto 0 7 0 10 Fowls,* couple. 2 6 3 0 Lobsters .. each 0 8— 1 0 Ducks 3 0— 5 0 Asparagus,* 100 0 0— 0 0 Turkeys.... each 0 0— 0 0 Eggs *124 4 10 C 0 Geese. 3 6 5 6 Peas ....* peck 0 4 0 9 Hares 0 0— 0 0 Potatoes . New D0.....1.16 0 0— 0 0 Pigeons ..... ... 1 10 0 0 Cucumbers,each 0 3 0 7 Grouse..*brace 0 0— 0 0 LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, FRIDAY, JULY 23. The transactions in Beef this week have been of a more limited character than for some time past ; prices, however, continue firmly supported, especially for the finer sorts. Two arrivals of French Pork give the market a seasonable supply, and for the present check further advance. There is more inquiry for Bacon, the hot weather having caused increased consumption ; the stock here is unusually light. In the absence of supplies of Lard, the business is confined to small purchases from second hands. Grease Butter is very firm at the advance. MONDAY, JULY 26 The butter markct has become more firm, and a fair amount of business was transacted last week at pretty steady rates, and holders now ask is to 2s advance, which has given a check to sales. Fine Waterford may be quoted 70s to 71s ; Carrick and Clonrnel, 68s to 70s ; Belfast, 69s to 70s ; Sligo, 64s to 66s ; and pickled Cork 2nds, 62s to 63s per cwt. landed. Imported from Ireland from the 19th to the 24th instant, both inclusive, 11,408 firkins, 170 kegs, 861 crocks, 307 boxes, 225 barrels Butter, 100 bales bacon, 4 bhds 16 tces hams, 2 tees 70 kegs lard. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, MONDAY, JULY 26. Compared with last week we had a greater number of Cattle, but fewer sheep and lambs, brought forward at to-day's mar ket. The numbers offered were 1229 beasts and 9228 sheep and lambs. Notwithstanding tha extreme wetness of the morning there was a fair attendance of buyers, beef therefore &aka a good sale at rather better prices. There was also a MARKETS —Fresh Wheat quoted as on this day week, but for old qualities there is no precise quotation. Oats and Oatmeal hardly inquired for. :lan are C cheaper WAKEFIELD, JULY 23.—The arrivals of Wheat are good but of Oats and other Grain insignificant. The weather, cluring . the past week, has been favourable for the crops, which are progressing fast to maturity. The sale of Irish Wheat is steady, with little variation from last week's rates ; in warehouse par cels but few sales to be made. Beans maintain their value Barley, Oats, and other articles are nominally the san Wheat 465, red 40s to 41s. WISBECH, JULY 24.—We have had a f of Wheat here, and prices nearly equal to last week. No S, NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, JULY 24.—At this day's mar ket English Wheat was in request, and realised last Saturday's prices; foreign met only a dull sale, and prices were the turn in favour of the buyer. There is a retail demand for Grindir Barley at late rates. In Oats sales are very difficult even at a reduction of Is. per qr. Four maintain DUBLIN,:JULY 23.—The weather continues aarkably fine. We have still to report an extremely dull market for every description of home grain, at about the currencies of last week. A small supply of Indian Corn has reached the market, which met a retail demand to-day at our quotations. A few samples of new Rape appeared, and were sold at 15s to IGs. A sample of new Bere, of good quality, also appeared, but v believe it was not sold. White Wheat, Red do.. 23s Od to 26s Od I New Barley ..12s Od to 148 6d 22s Od to 23s 6d Rapeseed .... 00s Od to 00s Od Os Od to Os Od I Bakers' Flour. 123 Od to 15 8 Od in. nit to llc t d Isla r• Oatmeal lls Od to 12a Od per 480 BELFAST, JULY 24.—The Grain trade continues as dull as possible, and every article must be quoted the turn lower. An arrival of American Indian Corn, with upwards of 1000 qrs., received coastwise, principally white, has more than sufficed for the demand : white must be quoted ss. and yellow 2s. 6d. per ton lower. A steady consumptive demand exists for Flour. CORK, JULY 24.—The Flour market is very dull, with a downward tendency. Foreign Wheats are more abundant; several fresh arrivals being retailed ex ship, and the trade is very flat. Indian Corn is coming forward freely, and the con sumption being much lessened, prices recede in every.transac tion of moment. 30s Od to 34s Od CATTLE MARKETS • SALFORD, JULY 21.—The number of Beasts less, and of very good quality in general, from 4d to 5 nd mostly all sold up. Sheep and Lambs much the same as last week, and of very good quality in general ; Sheep, sid to 6cl, and all sold up at the close; Lambs, 60 to 7d, and all sold. Calves, 6d tc Number of beasts, 1007 ; Sheep and Lambs, 941 Calves, 100 WAKEFIELD, JULY 21.—We have had an average show of fat stock and a good attendance of buyers Trade'rather lar guid, but at the close nearly all the stock was disposed of— Beef, 5s 6d to 5s 9d per st ; Mutton, 5d to 5* was a thin show of lean stock, and a good supply of pigs. Number of Beasts, 800; Sheep and Lambs, 6000. DUBLIN, JULY 22. —There was an increase in the number of Cattle and Sheep from: last market day. Beef sold much about the same figure-43s to 46s ; prime, 47s 6d per cwt. . _ Mutton rather lower, 4id to sid per lb ; Veal, full prices, to 7d per lb. Lambs high, 15s to 255. each. Hardly anythin doing in pigs, from the warmth of the weather. SHIPPING TUESDAY, JULY 20.—Wind S. to N.N.W., light. _ _ _ ARRIVED.—Lady Sale, Mackay, and Silas Greenman, Spen cer, New Orleans—Hemisphere, and Kate Hunter, Bush, Mo bile—Charlemagne, Singer, St. John, N.B.—Falcon, Lyons, Sackville, N.B.—Australia, Kerwan, Pictou, N.S--Surat, Gra ham, Maceio—Kelpie, Bong St. Lucia—Magician, Steele, La Guayra—Mobile, Silverstick'; Waterwitcb, Cairns; Lovrano, Dernaria ; Rimideo ; Clemanthe, Pike; and Tanlore, Lindsay, Alexandria--Redbreast, Williamson, and Toby, Ternan, Oporto —Lovranese, Persich, Trieste. SA I LED . — Eugeue, ' H elsmortel , Ostend—Loocbristie,Niefors Ghent—Mary Caroline, Fox, St.John,N.B.—lmporter, Panama, Eu, Kitchen, from Pisco at Callao. Branscombe, Waddington, from Islay at Callao. Camilla, hence and Rio Janeiro for Guatamala, off Payta, 21st May. Araminta, Hogg, from Bombay and St. Helena, and sailed for Hull, 21st May, Leonora, Thompson ; Lancaster, Lloyd hence at Demerara. Cosmopolita, Biga, from Ibraila at Constantinople, and left for this port sth instant. 'Volunteer, sailed from Smyrna Ist instant, and Admiral Morrison, 7th instant, both for this port. Liffey, Havelock; Pakenhatn, Watt; Monarch, Lewis; and Woodland Castle, Barclay, hence at Barbadoes. Beilona, Jump, sailed from Demerara 14th June ; Sandbach, 14th ; and Carina, 16th, all for this port. Horsburg, sailed ftom Callao for Pisco 2Sth May; Laner cost, for Iquique, 31st May ; and Osprey, for England, 3d June. ; Vibilia, Roberts WEDNESDAY, JULY 21.—Wind N.W., lig ARRl\'F.D.—Ca_renn, from M.P r 4VSQ§7oar l 2.4VA,V.gral . g!), Rotterdam—Goliah, Slater, Savannah—Aigle, Wade, Girgenti—Ascentimus, Pugwash. SAILER.--Hecla, Lucas. for Newfoundland--Harlequin, Lukes, Rotterdam—Providentia, Deswelg, Ostend—Hope Goodwin, Parsons, and Saratoga, Trask, New York—St. An drew, Arthur, Montreal—Tiber (s.), Birch, Genoa—Shirley, Hiler, Boston—Ann and Isabella, Luber, La Guayra—Cathe rina Hodges, Lewis, Bordeaux—Lochlibo, Boyd, Panama — City of Glasgow (s.s.), Wylie,PhiladelOia—Woodstock, Wood, Quebec. Pacific (s.), Nye, from New York at this port ; left 10th inst. Has 500,000 dollars in specie on freight, and 18.5 passengers. City of Manchester (s.s.), hence at Philadelphia oth instant. Canada (s.), Lang, hence at Boston. Dorcas Prince, Blanchard, hence at Baltimore. Gibson Craig, Ellis, from Melbourne at Sydney, N.S.W. Coquimbo, from Copiapo at Huasco. Ant, M`Millan, hence at Dalhousie. Warbler, Wescott, hence off Montserrat. Camilla, Quick, hence at Bathurst. Hope, Sheridan, hence at Gloucester, MassachuSetts. Fawcett, hence at Castine. William Ward, Johnson, from Newport, at Boston. Robert Whiteway, and Perrana, from Valparaiso at Caldera, and sailed 15th May for Iquique. Rossendale, from Huaneras, and Balgowrie, from Swansea, at Coquimbo. Glenusk, Lewis, hence, and sailed 20th June for Alexandria. Nelson Village, Hamilton, and British Princess, Fleming, hence at Miramichi. Express, Darmer, from Odessa for London, and Adele, Tra pini, from Girgenti for Cronstadt, off Falmouth 19th instant. Jona ; Rose Standish; and Clarence, Harvey, all hence at Boston. Ottoman, Bailey, and Regina, Craighead, hence ; and King of the Forest, Rees; Earl of Devon, Pearson; and Glencaple, Hunter; hence and Alexandretta, at Beirout. Empire State, Russell ; Wm. Penn, Folzer ; Lady Russell, Sinnot ; Wm. Witherlee, Weatcott ; Henry Clay, Hill ; and Constellation, Allen, hence at New York. Lydia, Branwell, from Manzanilla off Bermuda 17th June, and proceeded to this port, after procuring two seamen and some small stores. THURSDAI, JULY 22.—Wind S.W., fresh breeze. ARRIVED.—Lydia, Brownell, from Cuba—Palermo, Stabb ; Ivy Green, Bray; Constituzione, Alilotavich ; Ressurzione, Nicolich ; and Diamant, Grantzen, Alexandria—Eblana, Roper, Smyrna— slice, Peck, Gibraltar—Odin, Wykender, Brahestadt—Dorisano, Robertson, Harnburgh—Lane, Hondu ras—Melita, Barro, Smyrna—Storm, Licata—Gannet (s.s.), Sullivan, Rotterdam. SAlLED.—Arthur, Talbot; George Green, Redman ; and Sarah G. Hade, Lovell, New York—Allegra, Clark, Castine— Christina, Saunders, Rio Janeiro—Riga, Patrick, Pernau— Triton, Glabbecke, Ostend—Concordia, Meppeldcr, Narva— Flora, Cobb, and Elizabeth Buckbam, Bewley, Geelong—John Davies, Hughes, Portland Bay—Tiber (s.s.), Birch, Genoa— Progress, M`Keachie, Australia—Josh. Bradlee, Mansfield, Boston. The Ravenswood, Meikle, has arrived at this port from the city of St. Domingo, and not from Dantzic, as reported on the 16th instant. She sailed from St. Domingo on the 2nd June, and left the Glen Haniford loading, to sail in 14 days; the brigs Jupiter, Baillie, and the Elizabeth, of Jersey, also load ing. The Ravenswood passed a large log of timber on the 12th July, off Tuskar. Frisk, Whiteway, halite at Buenos Ayres. The Fame, Fishley, from Valparaiso for -, with guano, put back to Valparaiso on the 16th May, leaky. Liverpool Packet, Giacobbe, sailed from Messina for this port Ist July. _ _ - Orontes (s.s.), sailed from Marseilles for this port 14th July. Livorno (s.s.), hence at Gibraltar 14th July, and afterwards proceeded to Genoa. Ti._ ava VcuV4 , 111111 ougni, lVull dered at sea on the Gth instant; crew saved, and supposed to have arrived at Gibraltar. FRIDAY, JULY 23.—Wind ARRIVED.—Jalawar, Turcan, from Akyab—Majestic ' Corby, Bonny—Triumfante, Menchaca, Havana—Alice Gill, Wright, Montreal—Clara Symes, Duncan, Quebec—Corinthian, Kemp, Ancona—Etelvina, Gartiguez, Tarragona—Leopoldo, Sicily— Empire Queen, Porter, Mobile—Jhelum, Bell, Baltimore — Rosalie, White, Newfoundland—Bloomer, St. Stephen's, N.B. —Berbice, Longrigg, Barbadoes—Wasp, Jarvis, Licata—Wave, Taylor, Malta—Emanuel; Lingoeer ; E. Tagliaferr, Feneth ; Flariana ; and Orynshea, Norton, Alexandria. _ SAlLED.—Chance, Hayes, for Melbourne—Delta, Dennis, and Cambridge, Hole, Port Philip—Tigris, Selkirk, Calcutta— Jamsetjee Cursetjee, Wythycombe, Bombay—Linda, Green, Pernambuco—Lydia, Soule, Philadelphia—Marsden, Phillips, Cronstadt—Naomi, Cunningham, Labrador—Rosalie, Bulke, Ostend—City of Manchester. Flinn, Montreal. Astrologer (s.s.), cleared at Constantinople for this port Titania, from Sincapore at Penang. The Zephyr, of this port, which was reported on the 9th July to have been lost whilst coming out of New Calabar, was wrecked on Snake Island Spit, at the mouth of that river : crew saved. SATURDAY, JULY 27.—Wind S.S.E., light - - ARRlVED.—Creamore, Kemp, from Newfoundland—Robert Ritson, Johnson, Calcutta—Zagoria, Scuria, Alexandria, E. SAlLED.—Benjamin Boyd, Birkett, for Africa—King of Den mark, Egholm, Calcutta—Laura, Alder, Jamaica—Madonna, Boase ; Laura, Dumbrill ; and Dove, Tucker, Rio Janeiro — Africa, M'Cann, St. Thomas—Ranger, Salter, Bahia—Scotia, Merrill, Baltimore—Ashburton, M'William, New York—R. D. Shepherd, Hamilton, Boston—Excelsior, Smith, Virginia— Niagara (s.), Stone, Halifax and Boston—Sir Howard Douglas, Crawford, and Clyde, Mills, Quebec—Flora, Harris, Beirout— Villiers, Knight, Barcelona—Scotch Lassie, M'Allan, Genoa — Joseph, Vauderheyde , Ghent—Boscoppa, Mann ; Ann , IS alsh ; and Herald, Bennett, Gibraltar—Eclipse, Kirkliove, ! . )stend— Albatross (s.s.), O'Reilly, Rotterdam — Paul Marty , NN ismar. and at Queenstowl The Reciprocity, Val bales y. of cotton. w' Jesusa,Commo d A o lg re or ( t s o .) , , l L le i n tt c l e e, a h t e H n a ce va a n t a. Havre Mountaineer, Granby, from Gaspe ; Queen Dowager, 1 1: 0 1i u ld N r D u L in A , N R D, io JI G ily ra G nile T , Sierra pisc a L t o e o r , n . Buckingham,ial e ll t a .o t r Q L t i t ‘ e e e fr t r i p s oo t n o ol : N 2 : 2 , hf n o d 3u7n i d u ,l l i p n esy ti tf e rj l ao v oti e lliis d : : ai y o,N s b . : NEWFOUNDLAND, 46. The mo-' and Priscilla, Pile, Jurnt anu eight of the crew'ha-N:i arrived here; the master and seventeen. of the Crew got or board a French schooner, bound for Peter. SUNDAY, JULY 2.3.—Wind S., light. ARRIVED.—Africa (s.), Harrison; Great Western, Marshall; and Liverpool, Gardner, from New York—Acadia, Galilee, M bile—Tancred, Prince Edward I s l and—Colonist, Alexander, Quebec—Arno (s.s.), Haram, Marseilles—Clara Zoe, Stuparicic Smyrna—Jacob, Iceland—Mathilde, Christiansen, Denmark. SAILED —Western World, Moses ; Forest King, Hawthorn; and Nebraska, Bearse, for New York—Gipsy, Williams. Rio, Janeiro—Proteus, Jones, Valparaiso—Shark, Toovey, Miran ham—Queen, Baron, Constantinople—Veracity, Bence, Malta —Bertha, Nance, Gibraltar—Phenix, Kniper, Antwerp—Earl Grey, Green, Zurick Zee. Arctic (s.), Luce, hence at New York 11th July. Asia (s.), Judkins, hence off New York 14th July Campden, Sherwood; David Cannon, Robertson, Smith ; and Louisiana, Barstow, all hence at New York Ashland, Rice; Charlotte; and Joseph Porter, 9 " - New Orleans. Kitty Cordes. Tin".' Adrian, N Trumbul eale, hence at Say Sewall, Moron, hence at Baltimore. Milan, Sturdivand, and Abby Pratt, Winsor, both hence at Ann and Sarah, Tate, hence at Montrea R. A. Parke, M`Waters, hens , Urgent, Boag, from Charlesto..... Eli Whitney, Cook, from New Or vork for repairs, having damaged he. Hannah, Richards, hence at Camder Plantagenet, Sellars, hence at Cor Frankfort (s.s.), Corbett, henc Quebec s for Trieste, at New , and left 15t1z July for Naples Fearless (s.s.), hence at Gibraltar, and proceeded for Sicily.. Duke of Cambridge (s.), hence at Antwerp. Astrologer (s.s.), Miller, from Constantinople for this port at Dardanelles. MONDAY, JULY -v.—Sir R. Campbell, Stephenson, from Barbadoes— Alary, Brown, New York — Frederick, Willi ams. S t. Ste -Camilla, Otto, Rtchibucto—Lumley, Scott; India, and Pursuit, Murray, Quebec —Georg Carl, Zeimar, ..a-17th May, Leghorn—Sarah Sands (s.s.), New York, SAttEn.—Margaret (s.), Simpson, Havre. Georgeunie, Marshall, from Rio at Boston. Charles Chaloner, Thompson, hence at New Orleans. Cambria, I , N. 8., July 13, in lat. 51 N., long: Spinner, bound east, June 29, 42, 52 W. Hibbert, bound west, July 16, 51 N., 9 W. Callao. from Arica, for this port, July 2, 32 N., 37 W. Ayrshire, from London, for Melbourne, day 28, 4 N., 21 W Sarah, bound south, June 5, 7 N., 24 W. Melody, bound south, June 8, 8 N., 25 W. Jeremiah Garnett, hence ,or Bomay. June Palermo, hence July 4, off Cape St. Vincent. 19, 9 N., 26 W.. Emu, hence for Panama, 4-5 N., 13 W. Colonel Cutts, from Mobile, for this port, June 23, 25 N., 80 \S Conqueror, from New Orleans, for this port, off Old Metacomly Tartar, hence for Buenos Ayres, May 31, 31 N., 39 W. Amelia, hence for Monte Video, May 12, on the Equator. Lady Head, hence for Melbourne, June 24, 12 N., 26 \V. Confucius, hence, July 13, 46 N. 9 W. Elizabeth, hence for Buenos Ayres, July 8, 42 N., 14 W. , d l a 4 y W s Out - . N E T u i r n o i a p m a ( p s ) e , e e , nhceenfeoer foreN % Buenos u l e - o n r o k s , A J u y l r y e 3 1 , 9 5% x 5 l t e e N ti Joseph Bushby, May 30, 1 N.. 23 W. Scotland. from Bonny, for this port, June 26, 26 N., 37 W_ Secret, July 14, 51 N., 10 W. George Washington, from Mobile, for this port, June 30, 30 N 79 W. N. Henan, from New Orleans, for this port, July 2, 33 N. Sewell, hence for Baltimore, off Cape Hencopen. Andrew Foster, hence for New York, July 14, 48 N., 17 W. Richard Cobden, hence for Philadelphia, July 2, 45 N., 57 W John Melhuish, from Calcutta, for London, May 13, 35 S.,' Hyperion, hence for Bahia, June 14, 14 N., 25 W. Acadia, from Mobile, for this port, July 15, 49 N., 17 IN Camden, bound west, June 30, 43 N., 59 W. Pickwick, hence for Valparaiso, June 9, 9 N., Irene, for Sydney, July 15, 49 N., 12 W. Leo, hence, July 17, off St. David's Head. Coronet, hence for Valparaiso, June 27, 15 N., 25 1% Wigrams, hence for Sincapore, July 14, 41 N., 10 W Marco Polo, hence for Australia, July 7, 45 N., 13 W Helen Wallace, from Ce'- BIRTHS. Rhodes, of On the 19th inst., the wife of the Re Ferry, of a daughter. C. Jones, of Rock On the 19th ins os. Roose, of Hope-street, of a son: of the Rev. Charles Henry Burton, ip's, in this town, of a daughter. M.A., inc - u - inbe7CO ' f ‘ gt ' . Phil On the 19tt near this town, of t Mackie, Esq., of Ford, On the 19t iughter. st., in I lon, the Countess of Mulgrave, of a On the 20th inst., the wife of Mr. Latham, of Clare-street, of a son. On the 20th inst., the wife o: Everton, of a son. J. F. Behn, of Mill-road, On the 21st inst., in Upper Huskisson-street, Falkner-square, the wife of Robert A. Munn, Esq., of a daughter. On the 22nd inst., Mrs. George Sudlow, of Bloom -street, Of a daughter. 23rd inst., in Fairfield-terrace, Mrs. Rowe, of a Bold-street, Mrs. Doull, of a son, still MARRIED On the 17th inst., at St. Phili p ' s Church, Birminzham, Mr. Richard Walter Watson, of this town, to Ann, eldest daughter if Mr. Henry Greares, of Birmingham. On the 19th inst., at St. Martin',-in-the-Fields, by the Rev. Hughes, Mr. Edward Newsliam to Miss Ellen Harley, cf ,reet. On the 19th inst., at St. Philip's Church, Mr. Richard Sutherbery to Miss Margaret Shields. !oth inst. at St. Ann's C a . 1 nomas Nimmo, Es q., of Demerara, to Eliza Catheri ne , y oungest daughter of David Gladstone, Esq., of this town. On the inst., at St. Ann's Church, A igburth, Mr. Gordon Badenach 2 t o o th Priscilla, daughter of the late Mr. A. M'Mach en . On the 20th inst., at St. Peter's Church, by the Rev. NV. Coffman, Mr. Fly Fraser, of Wrexham, to Catherine Owen, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Wm. ONNen, of the same place. On the 21st instant, at Overton Church, Cheshire, by the Rev. E. Wolfenden, S. B. Bond, Es Sarah ) q., of Higher Tranmere, tit On the 21st instant, at St. George's, Hanover-square, by the Right Rev. Bishop o f M oray and Ross, James Jack, Esq., Woolton-hill, Liverpool, to Frederica Mary, widow of the late A. M. Hay, Esq., of Westerton, Morayshire, and daughter of John Stephen, Esq., of Melbourne, Port Philip. On the 21st instant, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. C. H. Burton, 1%1.A., Mr. Thos. Stephens to Miss Sarah Sibeon. On the 22d instant, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. Y. Stafford, John, eldest son of Capt. Wm. Griffiths, to Mary, eldest daughter of Thos. Ward, Esq. On the 22d instant, at St. Jude's Church, by the Rev. J. H. Lowe, M.A., John, only son of Jonathan Wilson, Esq., of Rogerscale, Cumberland, to Mary, only daughter of Wm. Alex ander, Esq., of Mount Vernon-green. On the 22nd inst., at St. James's Ch urc h , b y the Rev. H.' Hampton, Mr. J. A. Simmins to Mary, youngest daughter of: the late Mr. Edward Rogers, of Oswestry. 24th instant, at St. Mark's Church,. by the Rev. H. Mr. J. Dunn t o Eli za b et h , eldest daughter of the On the II a m IA( late 11'm.'Lan-ca-stei On the 24th instant, at Kirk Ilraddon Church, Douglas, Isle of Man, Thos., eldest son of Mr. C. Ellison, estate agent, of this town, to Margaret Mary Ann, daughter of Mr. S. Grandin. Douglas. On the 24th instant, at Kirk Braddan Church, Douglas, Isle of Man, Jeseph, eldest son of M. N. Andrews, of Selby, to Maria. fourth slaughter of Mr. Stepheu Grandin, of Douglas. DIED - On the 18th ultimo, in the Island of Tortola, Wm. Nolen; Esq., formerly of this town. On the 23d ultimo, at Chicago, from the rupture of a blood— vessel, aged 64, Mr. Joseph Hirst, formerly of Snow Lee, near Huddersfield, and late of this town. On the sth instant, at New ',fork, aged 33, Mr. Hugh Mac— pherson, second engineer of the Royal Mail Steam-ship Africa. On the Saturday evening previous the deceased accidentally fell from the gangway plank of the Africa, receiving injuries which resulted in death. H e was the first' officer the Cunard Company have had to inter in America, and his remains were followed to the grave by the entire ship's company, by whom he was much esteemed, and numerous residents of New York. Mr. Macpherson was a native of Greenock, Scotland. On the sth instant, at New York, of dysentery, aged 14,Th05., fourth son of the late Mr. Ben. Cheetham, 10, Juvenal-street. On the 10th inst., at 43, Gloucester-street, aged 3S, Mr. Wm. Johnston ; and on the 23d inst., aged 4.1 years, Wm. Johnston, eldest son of the above. On the 11th inst., at St. Helier's, Jersey, aged 67, Sir Lorraine, Bart., third son of the late Wm. Lorraine, Bart., of Kirkdale. In this family five baronets have died within the , last four years. The title now devolves upon the eldest son of the late baronet, who is in his 14th year, and is a midshipman in the royal navy. On the 12th inst., in this town, aged 26, Harriet, daughter of Mr. T. Mercer, formerly of the Theatres-Royal, Liverpool and Manchester; much respected by all who knew her. On the 13th inst., while bathinir in the River Thames, at Paugburne, Berkshire, Mr. Wm. Johnson Ward, only son of S. I'. Ward, Esq., of Bayswater, near London, and late of this town. The deceased was a student-at-law, in the Middle Temple and King's College, London University. On the 17th inst., aged 30, William Grierson, of Eldon-place. On the 17th inst., aged 6 years, Catherine A., daughter of Mr. J. Clooney, office of Inland Revenue. On the 17th inst., at Woodlands, near Wrotham, Kent, sud denly, Mr. Vincent, the eminent surgeon, author of "Obser va—tigTiglArilifill, rkgS t lie . , ' .Villiam Winstanley, son of the late Mr. Wm. Winstanley, boot and shoe maker. Parker-ctreet. On the 17111 inst., in Duke•street, Douglas, Isle of Man, Charlotte, wife of Mr. Isaac Kitchen,of Bootle, near this town, and daughter of the late Mr. A. Croughan, of Douglas. On the 17th inst., at his residence, Gildart-gardens, aged 44, Mr. Arthur Jacobson, brushmaker. The deceased had been ira the employ of Messrs. James Marsden and Son for the last thirty-three years. On the 17th inst., aged 15, Elizabeth Atherton, only daughter of the late James Grant. On the 18th inst., in London,deeply and deservedlylarnented, aged 36, Mr. Arthur Anderson, late of this town. On the 18th inst., at the house of her father, in Head-street, after a long and painful illness, aged 33, Alice, wife of Mr. J. Duthie, coastguard, Malahide. On the 19th inst., aged 20, Isabella, wife of Mr. E. Lovatt„' parish clerk of St. Nicholas's Church. Oiiithe O. E l9t d h w i a n r s d t s .,. at Birkenhead, Robert T., youngest child of l‘r. o On the 19th inst., Clare, daughter of Mr. W. R. Jones. On the 19th inst., aged 23, after a lingering illness, Isahe second daughter of Mr. Thomas Fisher, of Tarnacre, Garstang. formerly On the 19th inst., at Plymouth, Jos. Coyne, Es q ., Runcorn. if i e ea o d f . Mr. T. 0. On the 19th inst., at her mother's residence, at Warton, near Lancaster, aged 35, Frances,. Widow• of the late Mr. William Caton, spirit-dealer, Great Ilow•ard-street_ l a i n ng t s h , e o f t 9 1 11 0 1 n s s ig t awed Crescent, t.S,alraatlet ofA nßnier,kNeNn, On the 20th instant, in Upper St anhope-street, aged 77, Ann, widow of the late Capt. LewiS. - • On the 20th inst., in C at h arine -street, Catherine Amelia, third dau g hter of the late William Parr, Esq. On the 20th instant, in Cannin , place, aged 10 months, Mary', infant daughter of Mr. Robert Headland. On the 20th i nst., at Hamilton-place, London, Jas. Dickson, Esq., late of M an Egremont. On the 21st i nst., aged 36, Mary Jane, W ife of Mr. John Nor_ of bury, watchmaker, C azneau.street, an d sec ond daughter the late Mr, Th omas Earnshaw, engraver. - - un the 22(1 inst., aged 13, John, youngest son of the late M Win. Kirby, of the Excise, in this town. On the 22d i ns t., M ar y Ellen, infant daughl Delany, letterpress printer. On the 22d inst., aged 58, Louisa, relict of th f Mr. II f KirkdahSTA N On the 22d inst., aged 74, Rachel, the beloved Wife of Joseph , sudden)i i E.ftheth J. Brandon, Esq., Gloucester -square, Hyde-park, 4;144, On the 23d inst., at Low-hill, Charles, eldest and iistioirrii shier of riUtorta' Woodward, of this town. ~r . i i n o f eg n o s f o t n l i Ni e i o r 2 r . 26th i i e c i i i n i a a s t r t e d a nJamesßt instant, radts:2 Queen, e o n o i Idqa.