The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-07-20 00:00:00

NEWS. GENERAL it t ARE, upon a modem ' , eats of Pers ratan London vlllll Ro;lrony Shit ines each iuu►ru. •ao upF,cIIS larmed by the war of the t'IGS, w T childrer covered TII STA no one was MORE VIOLENT It 71CDER SToßms.—Besides the in great force for some time, consequently whatever he fearful storm of Monday week, the county of Glocester runs must not be lost sight of. has this week been visited by other storms of no less fear- Next week I shall present your readers with a few notes oilation upwards of ful a character, and more destructive in the ir effects. At and " prophecies" on the renownea ilooawooa meeting, or indirectly, by Cheltenham the cottage of a lab , — • a which is expected to be a most brilliant one. Taylor, near the Alidlaml I remain, Sir, respectfully. , nes each, i and one of his children dreadf peter- that the family had been mue elements, and Mrs.. Taylor was pr while her husband and an infant w LIVERPOOL JUI MEETING 5 yrs, ist 13 Qtaffor~i and One—oltl 44 - 7 the incr th , e , year a Rorr ` ,1 9 been re tg4tarTo Ip t i e i, n, ' AAT . Ith —ere• has a onu three distinct ears W-Fpeariti in thei '2ecill ternal In size, gm ,e middle of the 1114 :4 11 ; e % has attra Nitors at tt tutAISIVr. 6tion of e priest ci 161411e4,1 aan, a gold ring eriraven upon. bscribers of to the ,ace at the sh officers last, v ti t ' T.. la Vace „ the maul re L' c ht able to On. th been thrown in euaration, but has taken sum of deserved. .."6 4 1 t o e t it ; 4 Service Gazette. r s , I P , erit " ,A, s 'N C nOLY OCCORREN:tE taok place at the Low Egremont, mala near (Cumberland) on Thursday d Charlotte Wa „. 11 41 11 ,, t f i ler life. She was assisting ar in hoistin g up on, some aged r ags from a lower floor, when her clothes . w . ere 41, .v.Y a wheel which was revolving with great rapidity, Se " 4 1 was impossible to extricate her until the ma '4eriti; 'ad been stopped, she•was found to be quite dead fer removal was effected. ~ O lbki lli ?GE ASSAULTED TM PRISONER.—At the Lin. S'" ?4 ,zes, James Smith, aged 18, was tried and con. i t sia e o a f ' ,a burglary and violen . t . assault in the dwelling- SIY. a 'John Walton, at Busbingham, on the llth of ge; Peutence of death -was passed upon the prisoner. 6 1 ,, tl age had scarcely uttered the last word before the ,13,,"e,r, with theg reatest force he possessed, threw his li slordship, w hich Struck him on the right shoulder. momentAtt; the fellow -was seized by two turnkeys, and vo from the dock. Sli o L , t7 trAßY IMPRISVNISENT.—At the recent Devon ar. Sillifant called attention to the 'fact of a LIS - 1 1 ,„ 1 „ Persons being now in the debtors' vent who 1 ,7, 1 ett,;'" Lila means Of liberating themselves, 'but who remaining there at the of the county, tl ed nested that the attention of p arliamentphould be .t_ t a the subject, with a view of providing a remedy. 4%4 4 are said one mar. had been in the ward for thirty I. l y at the expense o f t h e c ounty, and refused his c a ,naio N b , Isat ARMY.—Rumours have reached ertr ul - Progress of Mormonism in the ranks. We are Zer e f.„ l sorrY to -hear of this, even as a , report, and Ztly 4,the tales so current at Malta are t k 7Dh e „, - " e inventiorr cf the enemy. We know that this Ltr a ntls sect has agents there, as in other parts of raW f s q.'s dominions, but we cannot believe that they el a c" with thatarnount of success to wbizh they have etre. ni with so much audacity.—United Service Ga- ti t N Atots Ilt Az o t o lOn t --ATIPWAT" ACCIDENT AT BieRNLEY.—AiI VC (I., Derroanbl , consisting of 35 marriages, and tv c t o e ntai n n e li e g , qt, :_. st who had been on a pleasure tri p h e e e :lelval at 'Burnley at balf-pas , e o'clock on l e ! ithi e night by the fault or inability of a pointstemn, r e 'Z i AT?: a ;tone Ball, by which two of the carriages u e t l ee red to pieces. The scneane"whicia ensued was ci,,-nentables and ahnose In . desrription, the lelttitie.vi mothers for their childre n b eing mingled with , and 'e t , e groans of the wounded . Four persons were t ' 4 between 20 and 30 seriously injured. Nei t lere e PROCESS.—It is laid that" the N i -IFELRGEAPHIC Serf ee kal e ve success of the telegraph acro ss the Irish co m et/4.as at length led some speculator s to entertain k tl Ati., the .project of laying down a telegraphic e e t t eee e ' e ation between Europe and America." This stettiosietia p b ro e b r ab t ly ws written before the recent misad- Trish telegraph. • Its quotation i t ' l sffraphi e en ew e t . l 'a ro l e ir nPortance to the general progress . of le' "aidauce o f i t : a nne communication of c i r cumspect i on i°l t 9 very rau w, l'4,4oits may be e e pc ; the probability of feture progress "Pendent on the way in which past th e sebe ? al lied out. We do not speel: in reference pa nne one cora Just noticed, but to the extension of sub. communication • lit T n e eßl , on in general.—ne liuqder. iC t e toe e , c*( tal•—On Tuesday evening, the pretty 4141 " A " 4 , Newent was visited with one of the most 4lii e ii.. d estructive storms that have ever occurred IteZeloelting memory, It commenced shoat half-past kl till ' and continued to rage with extraordinaey vio t4tost . tlearlY eight. The day bad been intensely and bh !li littlaPportably hot, and before the storm burst tiP%lle jtB fury i the thunder had been rumbling and Hof .R ii la the distance for some time, but no indica kttPree: a frightful scene which subsequently occurred le re vn a ted s it ly ttn e ss b e e lv ca e m s, e w sh he re n ud au ed dd i eti n I t y hi t c h k e d w a h tk o n le es h s_ e- N,: that might almost be felt ; lurid lightning flashed th g ti te ~every e very direction, flash after flash succeeding each 1 1 ,kle t l 'a fearful rapidity, followed by such roars of Z g -Ileti lls seemed to shs . ke the firm earth to its very iSkite . ° ll , and filled the stoutest with dismay and appre- Viti lee At the onsetof the storm a perfect deluge of kcei t tki7 44 ,ded, but that was soon followed .by such a tor )4, is o a ses as no living thing eoulef safely face, A ,l iel t destruction In every direction. Nearly every A, 1, 14 1 r town has been injured more or less. Nearly Neetaile s e er in the 'lndependent Chapel was • broken. 4 l llie s 'er bad many of the windows in his house de- I kli: o be The Crops in the immediate neigoboarhood Re. * er a sadly handled. The hailstones which had i .,° as i a , a . gathered up •by pailsful, and many of them liee e 'Re as walnuts. kh, t W l Y Z e l inez OF THE GREAT TUBULAR BRIDGE, OVER 1 101 Pr k ; AT CREFSTOW.—This great national under- Nererc h appily brought to a completion on Wednes. Net% ee a nnt at half-past eleven o'clock. The .most W.,:4 be.eteinent prevailed. at all towns along the qttle kid b _tllß known that the single bridge already •com et4sould be tested that day, and large crowds of kk e t e or eh e l,kroe in from all parts. At half-past eleven t h e ale;Ple, carrying the•national flags, was seen ap liteaket' d 'osil the station. :Om it was Mr. Brunel, the ile er e e f the line. The signal was given, the engine lieSi e l e u e e d along * with two trucks of spectators and. n NOtOp',. v and of ' music. Easily and smoothly the en. 44.,. Tissed, driven b Mr Martelle, the superinten- Vere t ',e Motion was as y emoCth es possible. There was Ve en; The train still went forward, the thousands !, B, e ' e t s e , banks cheering and raving hats, handker- V i e „ T he moment of most extreme anxiety . was ktje el ei r gine entered upon that.lortion of the bridge 4 k, I:Veie o eri d_on the great tube, This was the most NI 'ore " . but the train went along, still as smoothly keie to k of lerrith scarcely perceptible oscillation. The Nt e , 4 Y•e e; Ponderous bridge was fox :d to be most ad re, 'N e t e rn 3 hed • and whenthe train entered the gorge , 14 e, 'lee t h e , solid rock on the Gloucestershire side of vitto e NS,!oere was the most vociferous applause from Il i % . 4 4, 441 multitude. A de'jertner afterwards took t h :lld oeeeaufort Arms, Chepstow, .where the direc eeteer gentlemen congratulated Sir. Brunel on ottllt wecement. A k te ll e 4 Rtati ll4) Loss OF LIFE.—One of the most fearful ?el l the o e lls that h as occurre d in the city of London for koZne tte Past broke out on Thursday evening in Hay sette;! Of c ' near the Minories, London, between the iivht a z ...d seven o'clock, and independently of de- L4Ae tt eoe le vast amount of property, was attended . with im 04 °11 p i tpentes to two of the firemen belonging to the Nter s. e ., ,stablishment, and serious injuries to sere ?,) f e 4 th e 'though the fire originated at such an early L 'k e a a t o' cloc e k v ening, it was far from being wholly subdued i lke t Po t ti oe , T he building, which had been cetthro_ugh reehil /e - in consequence of certain operations of the i ltte ef w e ee' Company, was of great height, con kte e, ~ rehouses belonging to Messrs. Conbro and .%i: arkelitnakers and ship-chandlers, and was full of et Nee eth er articles. The firemen saw the only 1h." 4 4 ,-,.g any of the many contiguous buildiegs. stet, eY their hose from their respective engines tp le et l i kir e ( ro y: i tind the structure on fire, and had just got f usedltNlit e a e ing order, when the roof fell in, 41 14 t L e three of the upper floors to drop. The I f e _ tiois`le latter made the top of the southern wall fall t t o etiZlVie so r n senablin g a peal of thunder. Unfortunately, ti A, 1 ,, hod , the head engineer of White-street eng ti l tfle I ,,ere eta ( l a ne of his senior men, named Cramp -0 etc mates near, and before they had time to run h t lite e ,eY i eme s e eeeielit of red-hot bricks fell upon them, eikt eion i_ it e stuol m.) to Q o ,15,74 e conc. of an hour sole of the valua- I invigo _, e ~ ~ ~~a t t hB {,~lh~B children a en ill, ane s of over- ross the raiLsva3 fast train whiel. up, an, 1 Mon fund of Trinity- o has ex- schools, &c., has 1. It is said that s religi, m, and that he has espital. Ferry-inn, he ruins ards recovi itered by ti scattering the the window chains of the - s of the .11 the arniture of a pal paintin on fire, ero;s are injur ROYAL A annual exhibitio been held this yi mornin ester, V a, the Itieht ?roctor are mentioned the Duke of C altural use seems to * to Tor Osbaldesto Charmi also started. Won in a The LANG of 10 so Ids. Piot, Bst 41b.. Bst 71b Ir. Smith's May Blossom, 5 to 4 on Butterfly THURSDAY pf 100 e' Ar. Henry's Butterfly, 3 yrs, 7st 71b ...... W. S Cs Mountain Deer, 4 yrs, 9st Jail Even on Butted, Won by half a ler The FOAL STA'. Mr. Payne's :s - of 100 sovs each genund, Bst 61b The Liirl Mr. G. White's t Mr PolmPr'c Ph Lord Clifder r to Abu Nit ter by two lengths r.ach, witl Once rou s in - all d which v ;roud t broken the zra and destroyed ma .... -..... 4...r‘ and It bad burst out down the the heo the lower by a hol pe, set a no other damag In, but not to a great extol SOCIETY OF EN( y the ra ,mencing on nerston, I Berners a War,. , In the cattle show the ,ed by the Stisex breed of !I), both of which came out included in Strong force. In the former in the country entered the 1; eihibitors of Southdowns ' the Duke of Richmond, the Earl of Chichester, Sir John 'Shelley, Mr. Rigden, Mr. Sainsbury, Mr. Ellman, Mr. Gillett, and Mr. Overman.—At four o'clock on Thursday the great pavilion dinner of the members of the society was held—the Earl of Dude, as president, occupying the chair, and the Earl of Chichester the vice-chair. Upwards of 800 gentlemen partook of the banquet, The principal speeches of the evening were made by the Prussian minister, by Sir John Pakington, the president, Lord Palmerston, the Earl of Carlisle, and the American minister. On Friday 'the proceedings terminated ; and in a pecuniary point of view the results are less satisfactory and successful for the society than they have been 'for many years past. - .got more than 5,000 people visited the yards on Thursday, and on Friday the numbers could not have much exceeded 15,C00, though the charge for admission was only a shilling, and stock and implements were both on view, Some of the overfattened beasts have died from the excessive heat, or been killed to save them from that fate. One immense Southdown ram, a•victim of sun stroke, weighed no less than 481 lbs. per quarter. of competition, E the names of his Grace TRIALS OF A'NCHORS OF ALL NATIONS AT HER MA JESTY'S DOCKVARDS.—We have great pleasure in calling attention to the following interesting report, extracted from the Morning Herald of the 15th instant, by which it will be seen that two anchors, Porter's and Trotman's patents, manufactured by Messrs. Wood Brothers, of Saltney, have been found superior to all ethers, after all the practical experiments at Woolwich raid 'Sheerness, which put the-matter beyond a doubt. It will be remem bered that the Exhibition Prize for chain cables was awarded to the same firm :—" Mr. Honiball (patentee of Porter's andlrcr) and Mr. Aylen having respectively drawn No. 1, port and starboard, were first placed in competition then Mr. Mitcheson's against an Americarpatent ; Trot-; man's against Roger's ; and G. W. Lennox 's versus Ad miralty. The successful anchors in the above series of trials proved to be those of Messrs. Hardball, Mitcheson, Trotman, and the Admiralty. These again were pitted against eadh, Mr. Honiball's beating Mitcheson's ; and Trotman's the Admiralty anchors. Therefore, the palm for superiority had literally, as well as practically, been determined between that of Mr. Honiball and Mr. Trot man ; as both partake of the same principle, differing only as regards the peculiar angle of the palmin Mr. Trotman's anchor, displaying great ingenuity. Much credit is due to Messrs. Wood Brothers, of Sattney'lren Works, and Liverpool, makers of this ; and equally so that of Mr. Honibars--the two best anchors, practically proved and determined ; and, as such, preferable to mere theoretical arguments which must have prevailed with the Exhibi tion jurors'in awarding their medal to lieutenant Rogers, the merits-of whose anchor can only be deemed fourth rate at mect, having been each time practically beaten, and thrice in succession. Admiral the Hon. Joceline Percy, evinced the greatest possible interest in these most interesting trials ; so, also, did the naval officers of the different hips in port, and officers generally of the dock yard. To Captain the Hon. MontagueStopford, as chair man, much credit is due for his great.urbanity of manner, and decision of character, which tended to secure una nimity throughout, as the trials progressed ; and to those gentlemen, also, who have generously given their valu able time .on behalf of the great commercial-maritime interests.; -their decisions will equally subserve the purposes of 'humanity, by securing an efficient anchor for those whose lot in life may at any time be cast upon the wide waters, amid the dangers of the ocean. ALARMING OCCURRENCE.—On Monday evening an alarming accident occurred in the town of Newport, which occasioned the most frightful apprehension as to the safety of nearly four hundred men, women, and children. The LatterdarSaints, who form a large proportion of the po pulation in Wales, have been holding their " conference" here within the past few days. To this gathering have assembled many of the " elders" of the fraternity, some of whom have held rank as " prophets;" :en the banks of the Salt Rivsr. Great preparations were made to cele brate this conference on an extensive -scale, and among other meanseitis said that promises had- been held out and believed in by the too-credulous Welsh people, that " miracles would be performed I" On Monday afternoon, a large building named the Sunderland-hall, in which the body had held their services for a long ,period past, was filled to overflowing by the members • of -their sect and their families, who resided in Newport, together with con siderable numbers of the people from thehills, the col liery, ironworkselee. It is supposed that about four hun dred persons were here assembled, to join in partaking of tea after one of the -cervices of the day, -Several Mormon elders had given out the blessing, and some hints were thrown out that even that day might witness some of the great and miraculous powers of the saints. -Scarcely had tea been commenced, when, without a moment's warning, exactly one half of the lofty and heavy ceiling of the build ing fell with a heavy crash. For a moment all was blind ing and suffocating dust and confusion, then succeeded the most appalling erlarieks and the most -terrifying clamour ; and, amidst the din and confusion that ensued, people rushed from all the surrounding houses, appre hending that some great calamity had occurred. ,Fearful screams were again , heard bursting forth, presently the windows of the hall , were -dashed out, and the affrighted creatures within flung etkemselves through the broken sashes to the ground-below , ; some were observed clinging with extreme tenacity -to the window frames and. sills, apprehending death withn, and fearful of mutilated limbs if they fell. The doors were, burst open from without, as well as the piles of people heaped upon one another inside permitted, and ingress being at length obtained, the sight that presented itself was enough to appal the stoutest heart—beams and rafters, whole patches of ceiling, amidst elands of dust, lying upon scores of people; while the tea tables, affording protection to many, were crowded below with numbers crying aloud for.enercy, for protection, and for a miracle to save them. The upper end of the hall, where the elders had been seated., was unhurt—the ceiling above their heads was unbroken. Immediate exertions were wade, and in the course of an hour the wretched creatures were all extricated from the ruins ; and on a minaate search being instituted, not one was found miss ing ; and what is still more remarkable, although the beams and rafters were heavy, and.soine, with huge pieces of entire ceiling, fell directly upon the tables, and others in a direction that appeared to insure inevitable death, not one single 'Mormon was injured, though it was intimated that two or three unbelievers, who had gone thither to revile and sneer at the true followers of Joe Smith, received slight injuries, which may serve their consciences as remembrancers. When the parties were all extricated another hall was obtained, and there the remainder of the evening was devoted to an ovation to the elders and the prophets who had wrought the anticipated miracle of causing a ceiling to fall upon the heads of the saints with out injury. The occurrence has occasioned a remarkable sensation in the town, SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. STAMFORD AND NOTTINGHAM MEETINGS. To the EDITOR of tke LIVERPOOL STANDARD SIR, —Considering myself very fortunate in naming the winners of the Cup and several other races last week, at Aintree, is my only excuse for again troubling you. I will, with your permission, g ive the sporting public a few " prophecies " on the chief events to come off at the a b ove - nam ed meetings For the Burghle Stakes, at Stamford, wh mence to-morrow, there are sixteen acceptances, which, I think, will terminate in favour of either Purser or Ile the former for choice. Mr. John Scott's Eaton will win the two-year and Wingenund may just beat Utre l cht, in f' Nottingham races commence on msidered a very have also abandoned heats 'movement. The corsmi! one which ought tc Park Stakes. The Nottin am Handicap, on Tht of 'about ter Heskett 3, most li in the 13u ill have to carry only 31b more than he car Dol, and the field - --- will meet of a mu ihe Ches John Osborne's stablt Pan Dude sr 'Walsinehato, the Earl of S plements for ag trarted most attention. and given mo f prize nininz the awards principal features v oxen, and the Sout Goldfinder failing, Brick may beat THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1852. for printing cToths, in which a fair business continues. Domes tics continue firm ; but to effect sales in most other kinds of cloth a concession has to be made, at which sales may be effected. Roc lIDALE.—A steady demand for flannels at previous prices. Kersevs and coarse goods have been more inquired after, and I Littl Business ,anufactured derable of our manufacturers fair inq ptions, to the co red of old stc amount of bu Lcting. Pric til after :►tinent ?e (of which there is up to the ppearance), may naturall ed trade, but until then , ct to have anythin to report. It that the pri f lace thread is still on the inc still firmly held at t the stat iid interfere vvit 'anted for the autumnal trade NERAL PR( ?DUCE ted, tL sales only taunting to 200 bbds ION) ba s Bengal, but tbere is •every firm. Demand priCe§; a c, and sat d - fo' 40s G, ns sold ontinues active, and prices rather dearer ; 600 pu ra at 15 pia at 15s from the quay, and dayed , of an old It 14s per cwt :e. with 100 bag 100 tce can at Os 3d to 9s Gd, and 7000 bags Bengal, at 9s Gd to 9s 9d for broken and ordinary, to lls and 115 3d per cwt for good to very fine white.—Rather more doing in Rum, at lower prices ; 150 puns Jamaica and 70 puns Demerara changed hands disposition to do business in Tea ; the descriptions most in request are blackish leaf Rohm Congous from 10d to I Id, and 'the good medium kinds from is to is 2d per lb. A few fine Scented Orange Pekoes, in boxes, have been sold at full prices. Gunpowders, from is 10d to 2s„ in demand, but few good offer ing.—ln consequence of tie reduced state of the stocks of Olive Oil, the attention of the trade has been drawn to the article, and large sales made to the extent of about 200 tuns; a general advance has consequently taken place, and the quotations are regulated accordingly.—Demand for Tallow limited, and P.Y.C. has declined 6d per cwt ; small sales reported at 38s Gd to 39s ; in other descriptions nothing done.—Lard is nominally worth 60s, but no sales reported.—Baltic Hemp without change.— Sales of Jute are confined to 360 bales, at 15s for good com mon to £l2 IGs to ~el 3 12s Gd per ton for good middling to good, the demand being languid, but holders very firm. MARKET, LIVERPOOL COTTON FRIDAY, JULY 16. The trade continue to purchase only for their immediate requirements, and prices of American descriptions are partially in favour Of the buyer. Brazils, with the exception of Pernams, are in limited demand. Egyptians rather heavy of sale, and common qualitiesbarely support the quotations. Surat saleable at previous rates, in consequence of the limited quantity offer ing. Speculators have taken 4980 American, 870 Egyptian, and 460 Surat, and there are reported for export 4100 American, 600 Pernam, 150 Bahia, 20 Maranbam, and 90 Surat. SALES. IMPORTS. DESCRIPTION. PRICES. Week I.Previ- Week - STOCK. ending I onsly ending Julyl6.khis yr. Julyl6. This ' ear ' 1 July 16. d. d. Sea Island . • 164@ 24 180 1 17530 1 Stained •• .• 7 17 40 1290 Boweds 44 7 11890; .350270 14581 Mobile ....•• 44 52 51CO! 256760'1 21013 New Orleans. 4 7i 15550' '634570 I Pernams, &c. sa 8 } 2.730 . 1 48600 1475 Aracati, &c 64 7 i Bahia, sze, „ 84 6-3- 660 22960/ Maranham 64 Sawginned 54 664 4310 25780 1 } Demerara, &c 84 12 4 } Egyptian 52 11* Barbadoes 74 74 Peruvian Laguayra.. — Carthagena Smyrna — Manilla — Surat Madras Bengal 44 463244 551290 789445 1 130' 650 i -2040 78980 130 1 .•.• 33 1 4 3170 152720, 1 1770 *iio 1020 42050 1596280, 38037 nclusiv 12430 3770 14998 17990 30961 3520 270991 42720 1415665 661570 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, ftIDAY. JULY 16. The general attendance at this morning's market was thin, and we have to note a decline of ld per, bushel on all samples of English and Foreign Wheat, local millers .purchasing to a moderate retail extent; but country buyers operating less freely than usual. States and Canadian Flour met a slow sale, and transactions could scarcely be proceeded with .at Tuesday's rates ; French of choice quality, however, beingisi few hands and far from plentiful; supported previcus rates. Earley, Malt, and Beans were scarcely inquired for, and prices are nominally unaltered, but Pease must be noted rather cheaper. The de mand for Oats and 'Oatmeal being equally inanimate, both were evidently the turn - in favour of buyers. Indian Corn con tinued to be taken in small parcels, for immediate shipment, at fully Tuesday's currency. Sale of a cargo of Galata hi reported at 26s 6d.—We annex Tuesday's quotations : BRITISH.. FOREIGN. Wheat, li 701 b., s. d. s. d. Wheat, 14 70th, s. d. s. d. English red .... 5 6 , tc 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; do. extra -.- Danube Barley,'o , qr., Eng. -..- Russian,&c.hard 4 6.. 4 9 qii• 60tb. Sc.& Irish 3 8.. 3 9 Egyptian Malt, 19 , qr. Eng... 54 •0..58 0 Barley, v , 6oth Do. Irish 47 '0.;50 0 Oats, 10. 45th 2 - 7.. 2 9 Oats,* 451 b., Beans, 11 qr. Eurp 30 0..34 0 Eng.&Sctch, old 3 6.. 3 1 v•4301b Egyptian 26 . 6.. 27 0 Do. Irish, old 2 2.. 2 9 Peas, To qr. white. 31 0.; 33 0 Do. Do. new 2 .4.. 2.8 i Ind. Corn, 13•4801 b, Beans, 'l,l , qr. Eng.. 32 O..SG 0 Amer. yellow 3O 6.. 31 0 Ig• 4801 b. Sc. & Ir. 29 0...30 '0 Do. white 2B .3..28 9 Ceas, v.. qr. Eng... 34 0..36 <0 French, yellow 3O 6.. 31 0 ;Flour, v , 280th, Do. white Seconds 0 0...0 .01 Ibrail & Galatz.. 31 , 0.. 31 , 6 Fine 0 0.. 0 0 Flour, v , brl. 196th, Superfine 3O 0.. 31 • Z Canadian, sweet 19 6.. 20 •0 Extra 33 0..35 • 0 11. States, do. 19 .6..20 .0 Oatmeal, V' 240/b , Do. & Can. sour 17 ,0..18 • 0 dristi, new 22 3..22 • , 9 .Frnch,v , sk2Botb 30 0..36 +0 'LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, SATURDAY, ;IDLY 17. s. d. a. d. flay, old, *at 0 6 @ 0 Eli Potatoes, mew Clover Ditto, Green Vetches 0 2 0 2i Turnips, 43. ton . 0 0— 0 0 Straw, Wheat Oat 0 3 0 4 iblangelwurzel .. 0 0— 0 0 Barley Price of Agricultural Produce at Alte Docks :—Potatoes, retail : 'Cups, ss. Od. to ss. 6d. ; Lunvers, 2s. 6d. to 33.0 d. per measure of 90Ibs. ST, JOHN'S PROVISION MARKET, SATURDAY, JULY 17. a. d. s. d. a. d. s. d. Beef .40 it 0 5 to 0 7 Grapes,Eng.r tb 3 0 to 0 0 Mutton 0 si 0 7 Ditto, Foreign 0 0— 0 0 Veal 'Lamb 0 6 0 7 Do. Eng. 21,- ,, 115 4 0— 0 0 Fresh Pork Salmon OlO 1 3 Peaches ..... ... 1 0-- 0 0 Bret Haddock Soles Lobsters Turbot Lobsters Fresh Butter Salt Ditto 0 7 0 10 Turkeys.... each 4 .0 0 0 Asparagus,la 100 0 •0 0 0 Geese. 4 8— 5 0 Eggs *124 5 0— C 0 Hares 0 0— 0 0 Peas ....* peck 0 4 1 3 Rabbits.* cple 1 8— 0 0 Potatoes . 0 11 1 2 Pigeons New Do.— 'sr tb 0 0— 0 0 Grouse.. le+ brace 0 0— 0 0 LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARET, FRIDAY, JULY 16. For fine Beef the demand continues, at farther advanced prices ; but in ordinary qualities not much doing. Pork very scarce, and higher rates are again demanded for French and Irish. The demand for Bacon has not improved, but, with the present light stock, prices are not likely to go lower. Lard continues in short supply, hence the sales have been limited ; extreme rates have, however, been made for small parcels. For Grease Butter further advanced prices have been realised. MONDAY, JULY 1 The arrivals of Butter continue large, and exceed the demand, iirh is on a limited retail scale—the dealers in general are 'e of stock, and would no doubt buy at present rat Temely hot weather. Prices reina unchanged 1 Clonmel Waterford, 70s. to Carrick to '7os. ; ci. Imp I from Ireland f I LIVERPOOL MONDAY, JULY 19 ply of t aer and 11 SHIPPING TUESDAY, JULY 13.—Wind S., fresh breeze ARKlVED.—Schoodiac, Porter, and Living Age, Snow, from New Orleans—Susan G. Owens, Michaels, Charleston—Fame, Champion, Patagonia—Essex, Roxby, Angra Pequina—Joven Louis, Havana—Shannon, Thompson ; North Atlantic, Cook ; and Devon, Betts, St. John, N.B.—Nyverheid, Ostend—Gipsy, Jersey—Cornelia, Antwerp. SAILED.—EIIen, Leighton, and Mobile, Ponsonby, for Port Philip—Archer, Stewart, Geelong—Alexander, Chapman, Cape •of Good Hope—Sarah, Blenkin, Sierra Leone—Jessore, Cobb, New York—Lapland, Simpson, New Orleans—Montezuma, Leavitt, and Charles Saunders, Spence, Quebec—Leo, Couch, Naples—Ernst and Christine, Alliggenborg, Archangel—Ellen, Gijon—Domestic, Beer, Galatz. Jenny Lind, and Disraeli, both hence at Rio:Janeiro. Argentina, Young, hence at Bahia. Phoenix,' De Boer, hence at La Guayra. Joven Dolores, hence at Campeachy. Homburg, Carr, hence and Valparaiso, and Ituna, Braith waite, from Islay, both at Callao. Amazonas, Brazilian steamer, hence ; and Barkhill, and Oberon, from Newfoundland, at Pernambuco. Alexander, Routledge ; Sumatra, Crosby ; Henry, Simon; Diana, Mossop ; and Rothsay, Munn, hence at Newfoundland. Crusader, from Buenos Ayres at Pernambuco, and proceeded for Maceio. _ _ . JAMAICA, June 12.—The Protector, Simmons, of Liverpool, was reported, Slat of May, to have sprung a leak, but it was stopped the next day. WEDNESDAY, JULY 14.—Wind S.S.E., fresh breeze AnurvEn.—:De Witt, Clinton, from New York—Prince of Wales, New Orleans—Lady Hobart, M'Leary, Savannah— Commerce, Lem, P..otterdain—Zorgen Vliet, Amster dam— Eugene, Ostend—Joseph, and Conchita, Arano, Ghent. SAlLED.—Baltic (a.), Comstock, for New York—Lawrence, Salmon, Cape of Good Hoe—Margaretha Johanna, Schon, Batavia— , Glaucus, Gales, Valparaiso—Hevellius, Gerth, St. Petersburg—Parker, Risien, Demerara—Pachetto de Trieste, Chersich, Smyrna—Wm. M`Gowan, Dickson, Constantinople —Martha, Scriven, Altona—Hero, Wetherill, Gijon—Crispin, Dow, Narva—Wilson, Stoup, Alexandria, E.—Hero, Sawle, Konigsberg—Carnanton, Brabyn, and Pryde, Hay, Nantes. Recovery, Burk, from Nov maris 12th instant. Callao, sailed from Arica, 16th April; Mary Imrie, 17th , and Rimac, 29th, all for this port. Artistic, from Copiapo, and sailed 19th April for Valparaiso; and Llewellyn, Huasco, both at Caldera. Rival, Black; Phcenix, Wilson; and Cynosure, Yabsley, all hence at Ancona. Scotia for Carnarvon, at Beau THURSDAI, JULY ls.—Wind S.W., light ARRIVED.—Laura Campbell, Allen, and Arbington, Ryan, from Charleston—Swea, Porto Rico—Sir Harry Smith, Haws, St. John, N.B.—Gannet (s.s.), Sullivan, Rotterdam—Duke of Cambridge (s.), Dear! ; Lapostaria, Purtando ; Rosalie, Bulke ; and Lubinka, Osterhofr, Antwerp—Vigilant, Duyts, Ostend— Commodore (s.), Little, Havre. SAILED.—Owego, Barstow, for New York—Jane Anderson, Wilson. Halifax—Otter, Spriggs, Halifax and the Mauritius— Boadicea, Foy, San Juan del Sur—Carl, Bussert, Stettin—San Juan Battesta, Vidarte,•Bilboa—Priscilla Eliza, Jones, Gijon— Crown, Rowlands, Constantinople—Zante Packet, Trieste. Gem, Dawson, hence at Vera Cruz. Robert Preston, Francis, hence at Cadiz. Astrologer (s.s.), Miller, hence at Constantinople. Arno (s.s.), Haram, hence at Nap Jes. CONSTANTINOPLE, July I.—An English brig, from the Black Sea, is said to be ashore on the Sandbank opposite Therapia. The weather is mild, and the wind northerly. FRIDAY, JULY 16.—Wind S ARRIVED.—EIIen, Alexandre. from Honduras—Jas. Brown, •Child, Mobile—Jenny .Lind, Mosher, St. John's, N.B.—lsa bella, Hayden, Savatmah—Mary Ellen, Porter, Havre—Loo christie, NiefOrs, Ghent—Mercurius De Hano, Dordt. , SAlLED.—Barbara, Houston, for Quebec—Tonawanda, Philadelphia—lngehorg, Nandsen, and Thor, Nielson, Iceland—Lovewell, Archwold, Zwolle—Annie, Evans, Rio Ja neiro—Hibernia, Maloney. New York—Thrifty, Howard, Narva —Kinloss, Baxter, Konigsberg—Camalan, Bate, Danzic—Mur ray, Booker, Cronstadt—Monmouth, Torrey, Bath, A.S.—Ve locity, Santon, Labrador. Admiral Moorson ; Birkenhead; and Earl of Harewood, all hence at Boston. Frankfort (s.s.), hence at Genoa, and left for Leghorn 10th July. _ _ _ _ _ . Sir Robert Peel, Perriman; and King of Tyre, Hawkins, hence at Lisbon. William West, Dyer, hence at Oporto. Redbreast, Willamson, sailed from Oporto for this port on 4th July. .Jane , Gondie, Stabb, hence at Charente. Elizabeth Bentley, from Cork—Sarah Sands (s.), Ilsley; and Robins, Bartlett, hence—at New York. United States, Chusan, hence at Philadelphia. Rosetta, Chambers, hence at Sullivan. Chrysolite, hence at Hong Kong 15th May. SATURDAY, JULY 17.—Wind S.E., light ARRlVED.—,l3doscius. Eldridge, from New York—Cleopatra, and Edward O'Brien, Malony, St. Stephen, N.B.—Titania, Paraiba—Nuevo Antonio, Rivadeo—Eclipse, Ostend—Elise, Hinsch, Riga. SATLED.—JuIia, Bretton, for Port Philip—Harriet Humble, Fawcett, Shangbae—Ellen Jenkinson, Brown, Africa—Aunt Mary, Carter, Bombay—Agnes, Fox, lletnerara—Lockwoods, Wilson, and Maria Brennan, Martin, San Francisco—Empresa, Scott, Rio Janeiro—Europa (s.), Lott; James Nesmith, Watts; Vanguard, Norton ; Siddons, Briggs ; and Yorkshire, Young, New York—Samuel, Morris, Savannah—Anna Rich, B-trwell, Boston—Paxton, Murphy, Halifax, N.S.—Brigand, Thomson, Beirout—Hortense, Hofkamp, Antwerp—Braundsberg, Moje, Memel—Pelican (s.s.), Byrne, and Victoria, Barber, Rotterdam —Hellespont, Bell, and British Queen (s.s.), Bell, Constanti nople—Lisbon, McGowan, Lisbon—Commerce, Lams, Ostend —Fortuna, Konigsberg—Agnes, Milne, St. Petersburg. Albion, Muley, hence at Monte Video, and sailed fo Ayres. Pirate (s.s.), hence at Malta, and left Oth July for Al< Helen, hence and Maranham, at Para. Duchess of Lancaster, Stevenson, hence for Shai: Anjer 14th May. Courier, Garey; Elizabeth Taylor, Beenleen ; Soigi Amazonas (s.); Valleyfield. Farley; Gardner, Howl Smith, Putt; and Rowena, Dixon, all hence at Rio Jai Caroline, Holt, hence at Portsmouth, N.S. Buenos Garland, Slum; Columbus, Gm Rernil cc ri'Ata er, and Gibson Craig, ben fence at 1 d May, Millard Wiley, 6th Felots .t ; Jan, MARRIED. On the 11th inst., at St. Silas's Church, Mr. R. Hels , Miss E. Woods. On the 11th inst., at St. Nicholas's Church; by the Rev. J. A. Tomlin, Mr. John Gomery to Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. John Birchall, pipe-manufacturer, Gildart's-gardens. On the 11th inst., at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. J. Hall 8.A., Mr. J. Arkwright Cunliffe to Miss Mary Pritchard. On the 12th inst., at Mulberry-street Chapel, by the Rev J. Hughes, Mr. T. Jones to Margaret, daughter of Mr. Samut. Gaines, of Everton. On the 12th inst., at St. Philip's Church, Mr. E Miss Mary Ann Woodyer. On the 12th inst., at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. Mr. Jolly, Mr. John Riley, of this town, to Mary, daughter of Mr Samuel Dewsbury, of Dagenham, Cheshire. On the 12th instant, at St. John's Church, Mr. George Jos. Beere, printer, to Miss Eliza Conway. On the 13th inst., at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. J. Hall, 8.A., Mr. Francis King to Miss Elizabeth Oakes. On the 14th inst., at St. Mark's Church, Mr. John Edmon son, of her Majesty's Customs at this port, to Miss Mary Gavard. On the 15th inst., at St. Mark's ( - lurch, Mr. John M`K to Miss Mary Walters. On the 15th inst., at St. Luke's Church, by the Rev. C. V Lawrence, Samuel Compton, eldest son of Mr. A Laya, Emma, only daughter of Mr. W. H. Dobson, of Myrtle-street On the 15th inst., at Oswestry, Thomas Greenhow, son the late John Fox, Lsq., of this town, to Mary Elizabet' youngest daughter of Peter Blease, Esq., of Maesbury, Salop On the 15th inst.. at Christ Church, by the Rev. F. Ould, M Thomas Henry Flinn, of this town, to Miss Charlotte Mar Blakeney, of Birkenhead. On the 15th instant, at St. John's Church, by the R Stewart Mathias, 8.A., Charles Townley, youngest so Browne, Esq.,•solicitor, to Eliza, daughter of Benjal berton, Esq., Dublin. On the 16th inst„ at St. David's Church, by thi Hughes, Mr. William Parry, of Vaynol, Fliutshire, daughter of the late Mr. Lord, and step-daughter Bibby, Esq., of this town. On the 17th inst., at St. Mary's Church, Walton-On-the-Hill, Mr. Thomas Page,un., of Berry-street, to J a ne, s econd daugh ter of the late Mr. James Blythe, of this town. On the 17th inst., at Harrow-on-the-Hill. by the Rey. T. H. Steel, Charles Ortt Ledward, Esq., of Highfield-park, Rock Ferry, to Maria Phillips. youngest daughter of the late Joseph Harris, Esq., of Chapelville, Toxteth-park. On the 18th instant, at St. David's Church, Mr. Wm. Hale, of Bradford, to Mary, daughter of the late Mr. Wm. Butcher, of Abrixford, Hants, and neice of Mr. W. Porter, Great Char lotte-street. On the 18th inst., by special license, at St. Philip's by the Rev. J. Hall, 8.A., Mr. William Henry Leavitt Mr. William Leavitt, merchant, St. John, N. 8., to Am daughter of Mr. Philip Crelhn, 48, Upper Pitt street. DIED Lately, at Friburg, aged 78, Baron de Langstiorif, a Russian naturalist. lie was a Councillor of State. a voyage of circumnavigation in 1804. Lately, at the Palace of Fontainebleau, aged 74, Vice. Arnou-Dessausayes. Military Commandant at the Fa' merly Governor of Guadaloupe, Grand Officer of the I Honour, &c. 18th ultimo, in the island of Tortola, Wm. Pooley ierly of this town. On the 21st ult., at Baltimore, U.S., aged 65, John Mactavish Esq., her Majesty's Consul for Maryland. On the 26th ult., at Utica, State of New York, hours' illness, while on a tour to the Falls of Ni panied by his family, aged 66, Rear-Admiral Rani ley. The deceased admiral served under Co' Edward Pellew, and Admiral Purve. On the 3rd inst., Mr. John Lloyd, of St. Anr draper, of this town Iph Worm Mutton good clearance of everything marketable was effected. The rates current were extra prime heifer beef sid, ditto prime, Std; second class ditto and fat bullocks, sd, half fat bullocks and cows, 4id to 4id. Extra prime wedder mutton, 43d to 6d ; .cond class ditto, 4ad to sd, inferior orts 4id. Lamb, 5 ed per It 0.0-R N MARKE —The I is and O. Flour 6d. per pack c The demar currenc The wea , een wet the crops on t .s account, a thunder, and may only be local WAKEFIELD, JULY 16 —Under t Teather the trade r.?.tnair Wheat other descriptions little inquiry, depress NEWCASTLE_-U JULY 17 market the of iyl and front t abioad tY purchased rather mor Yeely, and the r se'nnight were fa and a good, business done. Grinding last week's decline. In peas or beans arrivals of oats are a, decline it sale, and its value was WE WISBECH 'heat here to-day, and prices a deal a )le weather for the gr nz cro .siness of our Corn market is confined to supr of the moment. White Wheat 23s Od to Ms ...ow Barley Red do 22s Od to 23s fie. ( Rapeseed .... Bere Os Od to Os Od Bakers' Flour. 1 Oats Oatmeal CORK, JULY 17.—Flour meets less inquiry ; lOs Od to Ils Gd I Indian Corn, Ils Od to 123 Od I per -ISM.. s od to ms samples prices are unaltered, but the consumptior nished very considerably In the absence of ar ships' Polish Odessa wheat and Indian corn pay the few h full rates, while Mirka wheats are 6d. per barrel cheaper CATTLE MARKETS SALFORD, JULY 14.—The number of beasts much the same as last week, and of very good quality in general, from 41d to sid, and all sold up. Sheep and lambs much the same week ; sheep, 5d to 6d ; lambs, 6d to 7d, and all sold. less, and of very good quality, 5d to fid, and all sold up ber of beasts, 1080; sheep and lambs, 9876: calves, 90. LEEDS, JULY I4.—We had an average show of horned cat tle at to-day's market, and the quality generally good. There was a moderate attendance of buyers, and a fair clearance was effected at from 6s 4d to Cs Sd and 7s per 16Ibs for beasts. Sheep and Lambs a good market, all being sold. Mutton, 5d to sad, and a few light weight sheep, s:id. Lamb, 5d per lb. Number of beasts, 560; sheep and lambs, 3200. DUBLIN, JULY 15.—The attendance was but limited, espe cially cattle. Beef and mutton sold much about the prices of this day week—it was, however, evident that had the market been an average one, prices would have been lower. Lambs did not support former prices generally, but veal did. Prices of beef, 44s to 458 Sd ; prime, 47s per cwt. in sink; mutton, 4id to sad pes lb ; veal, Cad per lb ; lambs, 12s 6d to 24s and 25s each .In Pigs hardly any sales. Calves BIRTHS. On the 10th inst., at Barlow-hall, the wife of Wm. Cunliff Brooks, Esq., of a daughter. On the 12th inst., Mrs. C. Sharp, of Queen-street, of a son. On the 12th inst., in Park-street, the wife of Mr. John Leigt of her Majesty's Customs, of a son. On the 13th inst., Mrs. J. L. Roberts, of Upper Frederic] , street, of a son. On the 13th inst., the wife of Mr. G. P. Heyv►orth, of Moslc vale, Aigburth, of a son. On the 13th inst., in Blucher-street, Edge-hill, Mr of a daughter. On the 13th inst., at Prince's-park, the wife of Mr. Wm Gordon, of a son. On the 16th inst., Mrs. H. Hingley,of Fairtkld, of a daughter iterdale, 4 vrs, 6st 611 3oldfinder, 4 yri,ls übt, 6 y 7st 71b each. T 71b lan w. o added to Iherrard gnnff- Qoldfiriclei'and Col- nail(' the run . nir. ioselv f rd, Goldfitider fau'r This ord able to keep ti to the Grand sixty yards, when Doubt headed him. No material elating° occurred for a mi'e and a half, when Luck., Colsterdale, and Goldlinder came to the front, and the three ran toge ther till within half a distance from home ; Lucio then sy, and a fine race home with the other two was half a neck. T. Y.O A. Day 1 ... Nat 2 A. PRODUCE MATCH of 200 sovs each Lord Derby's hr c Umbriel ............ Lord Glasgow's b f by Don John—Miss Sarah Miss Sarah made the running to within a few yards of home, when she was caught, end beat by a neck, The DERBY HANDICAP of _lO sovs each, with 80 sovs added by the Earl of Derby. One mile. Lord Eglington's b h Elthiron, 6 yrs, Bst 31b.. Marlow 1 Mr. Payne 's b c Faux Pas, 4 yrs, 7st 61b...... Flatman 2 Ostaldeston, Reaper, and Iris also started. Won, after a splendid race, by a head. LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE GOODWOOD STAKES.-12 to 1 agst Bushranger, 14 to 1 agst Weathergage, 14 to I agst Don Pedro, 15 to I agst The Brahmin, 20 to 1 agst Champion. Goonwoon Cur.-2 . t0 1 agst Stilton. !FRIDAY. The STANLEY STAKES of 15 says each, 10 ft, with 53 sous added. T.Y.C. Mr. Halford's b fbv Assault—Newton Lass.. T.Smith 2 Lord Glasgow's bl f Sister to Caracara ...... Charlton 2 Sackbut, Charming Woman, and The Duchess, also run. Won by two lengths. The ST. LEGER of .10 sovs each, with 100 added. Mile and three-quarters. Mr. R. Stephenson's Caracara . • Lord WestminsteFs'Plot .. Lord Eglinton's Claverhouse Mr. Stebbing's Alfred the Great, Mr. Barton's Bethgelert.. _ Flatman 1 Charlton 2 . Marlow 3 A. Day 4 G. Oates 5 5t04 on Alfred the Great. Won by a length. The GREAT LANCASHIRE PRODUCE SWEEPSTAKES Of 10 SOTS each, with 50 added. T.T.O Mr. Osbaldeston's Sister to Mountain Deer Mr. Bowes' Auld Acquaintance Lord Derby's Hobby-horse.... 'Won easily by a length The KI•TOTISLEY DINNER STAKES of 100 SOTS each. Lord Clifden's Sackbut ....... Flatmen w. o. A HAN'DICAY of 5 sous each, with 30 added. T.Y.C. Mr. Morris' Coticula, 4 yrs, ist 121 b ........ Basham 1 Mr. Scott's Trestige. 4 yrs, Bst Tancred, Conmore, and May Blossom, also started. Won by a head. The BErrrtrrox TESTIMONIAL of 1k soya each, with 100 Hiett 1 Flatman 2 Holmes 3 Mite and a half. Sir W. Booth's 'Retail, 6 yrs, Bst 71b.......... Marlow 1 Mr. E. Parr's - Sanaa, 3 yrs, 7st 21b . Mr. Dawson's . Red Lion, 3 yrs, 7st-21b Charlton 3 2tol on Red Lion. Won by half a neck. The SELLUCG STAKES of 5 sous each, with 30 added. One Mr. Smyth's May Blossom, 3 Wells 1 Mr. Morris's Florence Paquetta, The'Orphan, and Shilmalier West, also ran. A very close race, and won by a neck. Little Jack and Bauldie Ill`Shifter (late Harum Sea rumAy Laneroost) have been sent toThrift's stables. Woolwich has taken leave of the turf, and is to be put to the stud. There are 226 nominations for the , Derby of 1854, md 159 for the Oaks. On-Sister to*Mountain Deer entering the ring on Fri dny last, after •winning the Greatr Lancashire Produm Stakes,‘Mr: Osbaldeston offered to bet one thousand gui neas-she beat any two-year-old in the country. There were no horses belonging to , the Irish turfitos at the late Liverpool meeting. The "fields" at the late Liverpool meeting were very shy, but all the races well contested. Eight horses were the most which started for any race. THE CHARITIES. SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Re port, 14th July.)—lN-TATIENTS : Discharged, cured, 17 ; re lieved and made out-patients, 1 ; at own. •request, 2 ; irregu lar, .0 ; dead, 2 ; entered, 13 ; under treatment, 51.—OuT PATIENT3:—Cured, 35 ; entered, 39; under treatment, 49. INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, •SC and 68, SOHO STREET.—(WeekIy Report, July 15.)—Onthe books, boys &I, girls 84 ; average daily attendance, boys 52, girls 25 ; sick list, boys 3, girls 2; obtained situations, boyallairls 2. LIVERPOOL ROYALiI NFI RM A RY.---(Weekly Report, 17th July.)—AnlatTTED: Itupatients. 35; out-patients, 13; casuals during the last week, 20.-DISCHA WED: la-patients cured, 17 ; relieved, and at own request, 7 ; made out-patients, 9 ; itTegular,,Z ; dead, 2.---Remaining in the house,l62. NORTHERN HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy. Report, 17th July.)— ADMITTED : Accidents, 40 ; Medical and Sttrgical Cases upon recommendeti , on, •9 ; Total, 49.—DISCHARGED: Cured, 22; relieved and at own request, 1 ; attending as cut-patients, 25; irregular, , 1 ;-,clied, 1 .—ltemaining in the Hospital, 79. LIVERPOOL. DISPENSARIES, JULY 19.----New cases re ceived advice and medicine at the institution during the last, week—North,,B2s ; South, 21.5; total, 570. New cases visited at their own lenses, and supplied with medicine—North, 157; South, 72 ; total, 209. BANKRUPTS. Tuesday,.J.iay, 13, 1852. Robert Pearce -Blephens, Liverpool, shipowner, July 28, Aug. 23, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bank ruptcy : solicitor, Mr. Thompson, Liverpool ; ofruie assignee, Mr. Morgan, Liverpool. James Buck, Manchester, engraver. George Edward4Lirst, Malifas„ cloth merchant. Samuel Mitchell; Stepney-gates Commercial-road Bast,lon don. bootmaker. Charles Edward Bingham, Mount-street, Grosvenor4quare, London, printer -A. ,Fenton, Coventryatreet, BANKRUPTCY AN.NUE.LED.- Haymarket, London, stationer. DIVIDEND.—Attg. 4, H. Dixon, Liverpool, merchant PARTNERSHIP DISSQI.,VED.-Sruitlt, Mitchell, and Cc„ ,Li verpool, merchants. Friday, July 16, 1852. Robert Peare Stephens,JAverpool, shipewner(and not Robert Pearce Stephens, as previously advertise 4.) Jonathan Streeter ? Brighton, corn merchant. John Henry Morris, King William-street, Strand, manufac turer of india rubber pavement. John William Edwards, Marchniont-atreet, Brunswick square, cheesemonger. Wm. Nicholson, Shotley Bridge, Durham,-timber merchant. John Wilson, Gateshead, Durham, coach proprietor. BANNAU PTCY ANNULLED.—Jarnes Challen,Brixton,brewer. DIVIDEVDS.—August 11, R. M. Lloyd, Wrexham, banker— August 10, W. J. Foulkes, Birkenhead, druggist--August 10. J. Ellison, Liverpool, ironmonger. - - - PAItTNEROHIPs iii FßOLVED.—Goodier and Crompton, Fleet wood, Lancashire, school proprietresses—T. and A. Wardle worth, Prestwich, turkey red dyers—T. Whitehead and T. Parker, Liverpool, chandelier makers—J. Howorth and Sons, Burnley, worsted spinners, as far as regards James Eioworth— W. W. Hayes and Co., Liverpool, manufacturers of asphalte— Moore and Kellett, Bradford, joiners—W. and J. H. Gregory, Liverpool, attorneys-at-law—lngham and Noall, Liverpool, linen drapers—Robinson and Glassbrook, Manchester, coach builders—Schofield and Challinor, Rochdale, wholesale tea dealers—G. Owen and Co., Huddersfield, woollen waste dealers, as far as regards J. Taylor—Twigge, Edwards, and Co., Liver pool, rice dressers—R. H. Kay, A. T. Richardson, and E. Wroe, Manchester, mousseline-de-laine manufacturers, as far as regards E. Wroe—ltarasay and Hardy, Liverpool, block makers. MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY 21, John Timothy (Ist) 21, Julius Harris (Ist) 22, Charles Ward (audit) 22, Thomas Hughes (audit) 22, Charles E. and Henry Wilson (audit) District Court, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, MARKETS. MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES. a fact, buyer n sufficient in MANCH I dency, In . 17 sub. b—Sharnl imalier Hiett Marlow and Jaquenetta Situps )0L GE. The business in Suger MARKET. FRIDAY, JULY 16 Aboat ar Da'i = id Al Glencoe, Evans n Gray, wi-d Chatham, Smith, at An) May, both from Sincapore Canton,—all for thip?r!., - . Walter Bathe, Brown, IF( tiled for this port 19th June Oberon, Williams, from N( rt/Clune'for Ilfaceio an, Royal Sovereign, Cam )i Alusca MALTA bled, proceeqed tc MARKET, asts was 51 number )1d much e same as ,se of the mead a ; RUC 115th July SUNDAY, JUL Ilexandr N. 8.-( ;Vylie, A Borland, fTE Juno; hence t Virginia. hence at PI ma, yer, and M. J. War Je Wolf, l3radßhnw r Delegate, Cole, a hence al R. Cobd Freeland, Sl` Ken z sailed from B to sail from ( —and Hope, h Salkeld, Cordi s, from Barbadoes ; Isabella Scottc-Flemin 4 Henrflsmay, Gallaine, from Laguna, —a —,from Nc NEW YOll Montreal. SAlLED. — Commodore (s, nd Mary, Morlaix—Edw Lady Rowena, M`Donald Little, for Havre—Rick r this r St. Petersburg— Kennebec, 8atcne.,.,.., rence, M'Master, Montreal—Nyverheid. I isauena, ;scat, and Rosanna, Griffiths, I Greaves, from London—all at Antigua. Wanderer, Westcott, hence for New Orlea 'hcenix, M`Knight, sailed from Antieua f Marion, hence at St. Thomas. Mersey, Winter, and Alice Jane, Webb, hence at Jai Enrika, was to sail from Jamaica for this port 27th J Zealous, Wilson, from Callao at Panama. Ripley, Thompson, sailed from Panama for Callao 14 VESSELS SPOKEN. Millicete, June 30, in lat. 42 N, long. 39 W. Pursuit, July 1, in lat. 44 N, long. 55 W. Gipsey, from the Clyde, July 2, in lat. 46 N Gieniille, hound east, July 3, in lal William Ward, bound west, June 2 Alierton, bound south, June 27, in lit. 44 N, ic Admiral and Pilgrim, for St. John, N. 8., July Robert Parker and lludocia, June 23. Sir Robert Peel, bound west, July 1. Auckland, June 30. Confucius and Emily, bound down channel. Ji TIDE TABLE MORN. lEVENG. HUNT.' HOLYDAYS, ETC July. h. m. h. m. !ft. in. , Tuesday.— 20 111 132 17 5 Margaret. Wednesday.2l 154 216 117 0 Thursday .. 22 240 3 4 I 1& S Mary Magdalene Friday ....23 329 357 ,15 10 Saturday .. 24 424 455 , 14 11 Mn. Ist Sunday .... 25 528 6 5 14 2 7th Sun Monday.... 26, 640 I 720 13 10 St. Ann, aft. Trinity [St.James lkwood, •es pec t ed W. Cunlif 24, Mar !er, of Bur [fe of Capti a Conning )f Netherton aged 82, Mr On the sth instant, at New York, aged 32, Mr- H pherson, of the R.M. steam-ship Africa, much r 4 regretted by a large circle of friends and acquaints On the 10th inst., Sophia, infant daughter of Brooks, Esq. On the loth inst., in Seacombe•street, Everton, daughter of Mr. H. Chadwick, of her Majesty's Inh On the 14th instant, at Sonthampt On the 11th inst., aged 33, Mr. J. Jones, enp, linc,lon-street. aged 49, 1\ On the 12th inst., aged of Frederick-street. On the 12th inst., aged 28, Elizabeth Vickers, r William Vickers, and daughter of the late Walla: On the 12th inst., aged 71, Miss Mary• Sharpies, On the 12th inst., at Limekiln-lane, Rock Ferry Ambrose Britain. 54, Esther, wife of Mr. \\ On the 13th inst., aged 71, Mr. Richard Merce wick-road. On the 13th inst., aged 61, Hannah, wife of Car Moore, of Orton, Cheshire. On the 13th inst., at his residence, South-bani aged 56, Dennis Brundrit, Esq. •• On the 14th inst., in Upper Parliament Street aged 1 year and 9 months, Robert Martineau } bi the 14th inst., very suddenly Louisa.d :e, in H 'hter of t ttRIVEI Iso very s of this day On the 14th inst les Alsop, . 0 - 110 I go ref