The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-06-24 00:00:00

, June 2 - 4 1A4,1. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. IP 5 ' '_._ , ' , '—'------- • 1 ,t , , Attfi' b e • aUtppin intellifientt. , Union. Heyde, hence at Ostend Brandon, Jay, sailed from Jamaica for Liverpool 16th may liftarittts. HULL CORN MARKET, JlO/411 17. WI a Sarah Birkett, sailed from Sydney for Liverpool 25th Feb. We had only a moderate show of English Wheat at market, nn 2 i, -..............-- - ------....- but still enough for the demand, as millers are shy buyers, owing ter tot r i Chamois, Jury, from Buenos Ayres, at Cove to the favourable weather; no change in prices. bole; 41 TUESDAY , Jusia 1 y .-- Wind N W light . Mary, Harrison, from Smyrna, off Cove - • WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, JUNE 17. at, tviiii44o.--matibran MitchelforAfrica . Africa - Ann Armstrong, Glenswilly, Henderson, from. Holland's Bird Island, at Clyde ; --- ifl3t.i n 44 for n Total quantities per Price per aat a. _or ombay-Swordfish, Green, for Pernambuco- sailed 14th April. Left loading the John Knox, of Greenock. IMp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, JUNE 19. , .ti a "": . , y on e, and Southerner. Palmer, for New York- and Lady Paget, of Liverpool. The Eagle. Chimera, and Wave, Wheat ~,s W 17%. i f „,_. l ell. and Huron, Sibbeson, for Quebec - Olinda , all for Liverp001, were waiting their turn to load Oats r irglig" j s t R `7, - Halifax , &c.-Desire, Stabb, for Palermo, &c.- Elvira, from China, at London and the prices of this day se'nnight were in consequence folly a„ . 4 • i 11t...47. Mesech , for Revel-Rattlesnake, Stanford, for Annie, Potter, from Manilla, off Dungeness - -- maintained. Only retail parcels of barley were disposed of. We .1. d e rin 44P wa i na ° ne* Orfeur, for Constantinople -Arethusa, Leslie, Francis, Corkhill. from Madras, at Barbadoes LYNN CORN MARKET, JuNit 17. had less inquiry for Oats, but their value was unaltered. More -4‘l,', .. . 0 , Sorter, for St. Petersburg. The Adams, loading for Liverpool, was totally destroyed by We had a very small supply of Wheat to-day, but quite enough Beans offering , but no reduction was submitted to. t t o , '7O r Ur -- fire at Maranham 6th May. She had on board 30 tons Para for the buyers, who were very few in number. The tendency --- en t, 0 4 01 ,y, from Month Video, at Falkland Islands nuts and 580 bales cotton, 25 of which were saved was downwards, but hardly a quotable variation. DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 20. al ly, Ow Lit,;"&ador, from Newca stle, at Maranhain FATAL, June 13.-The Chieftain, Nl'Mein, from lchaboe for _ c s, Ift y!);iplitti.‘..tni. hies , hence at Newfoundland Liverpool, foundered off St. George's Isle, 17th May. Crew ' The weather continues very favourable for the crops, and al. "I Maria, Millard, sailed from Ibrail for this port 24th saved LEEDS CORN MARKET, JUNE 17. thotigh the supply of Grain was small this day, the market was -- -- 5 44ee4 COPENHAGEN, lath June .- The Thetis, from Liverpool for St. We have had a moderate supply of Wheat • but buyers scarce ' dull b , and l in Oats an ou alteration. arSof , ty "Ile. Mot h er, henc e ' at ditto, and sailed for Galata 27th sisted off, weather evidently checks sales; still for the finest samples of - - - ncar alf 45 4 a Wheat we cannot note any decided change in value. In other WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, JUNG 20. c oo- F ox, 8 irrett hence at Leghorn — articles no quotable change. 1 la ite ma Yale' Iv. „ s , . sailed from ditto for this port 2nd instant SUNDAY, 22d JUNE.-Wind N.W. fresh. -- a -. a --_ Our arrivals of Grain are small this week. Fresh Wheat is in ARRIVED. —Isabella Heron, Gibson, from Mauritius-Suvia. ""'"---=-=-----=---- ' - gjt a „,v4s re a 'ornery, hence at Barcelona request, anything choice brings miller more money, and all 1 f , 17 II- •en. A _ 4 o r f i t opnlas g , derson, hence for Flensburg, at Elsinore, with Calanius , from Borgo-Johan and Heinrich, Brandt; Johanna, LIVERPOOL 1 5 " Hager; °Wile, Lange ; Pauline, Wienche; Nelson, Barstel ; • The arrivals into this port since the 10th instant, in- steady in value. Beans without alteration. Other articles as ~ali hise ßt i p erisp. from Leghorn for this port, at Gibraltar and Galatea. Brumm , from Stettin-Der Lowe, Erich; Fare before. elude principally a moderate quantity of Wheat and a well, Korsch ; and Stolpe, Heoese, from Danzic-Henriette, ifer . :,, itlt'c_ Kenzie, and Hope, Turner, hence at St. Petersburg . a aa _ aa --. Munster. from Drammer-Marie, Pickett, from Wolgast-S. L. good supply of Flour from Ireland ; but of other articles - - - r, 0 t'" oh V a tingham, Bailie, and Frances, hence at Riga , 24, 3 „:"an5, hence at Swinemunde Casper, Eleert, from St. Petersburg. thence, or of any Coastwise, the receipts are inconsidera- SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, JuNE 18. t. tP , IN:•.‘, Rae. ble, and except 2,583 quarters of . Wheat with 1,180 We have , had a very full show to-day, some of which from „hip, . 0 0_ Se ~_ Yu. hence at Ostend Bland, --, hence at Possession Island. tic fru M er ,_.l._ chry Harrison , Scott, from Beaufort, at London quarters of Beans, we have no Grain fresh in from abroad. very distant parts; still , as the demand is fully equal, jobbers Prima Donna, —, hence at St. Thomas ei' Jamieson. from flue Cape of Good Ha at C • The excessive heat has been succeeded, in the course of were enabled tu obtain fully iast currency, and in some cases 11 Pip - 4 . Hu h from • 'pe, Cor e Black Diamond, Mathews, sailed from Marseilles for Liver all i t Sh t E s Ichaboe. at data yesterday and this morning, by a plenteous fall of rain for Prime beef a little dearer. saf/aa „a Ot t . ers. from St. John, N.B. at ditto pool, 14th June - pi % riaZ? Jane 16. -The General Steam Navigation Company's Princess Charlotte, of Livrpool. at Possession Island. several hours, which so far has come down seasonably to t -- --- h o ," the James Watt, is on shore in ' and ate Ba hey Anne, Potter, ham Manilla, at London. the relief of all the growing crops around us. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 21. . it" here this morning during the thick . weath g er. 37, . The Wheat trade, in consequence, at this day's market, for, 0, was exceedingly dull, and we have again to note a further The weather since our last has been most favourable for the growing crops, which, with some partial exceptions, are re d al , MONDAY, JUNE 113.-Wind N.W. light. decline in the value of Irish of Id. to 2d. per 70 lb. from ported to bear a most promising aspect, though somewhat , 1)1;4 IshatIVEDNESDAY, JUNE 18.-Wind W.N.W. light. A RRIVED. — Sophia. Wathe. from Cnristianstadt-and Regia, i er se 0 li, r.: - Itockshire, Evans, for Calcutta-Evergreen, Henry, Underborg, from Antwerp. the sales of this day week. later than usual. th ei ...lan. N.8.-Victoria, Armon, and Sarah, Brown, for l e l 'bode, Matthews, for Naples-Borussia Wall's fre. t,te SAILZD -Gat°. Briggs, for Boston-The Duke, Mauger ; Amoy, Clark, and Kestrel Turner. ftar Quebec-Shenandoah English and Foreign continued to be held at our last Supplies from all quarters are moderate, the only remarkable quotations, but scarcely any sales of those kin d s were ef- feature being the arrival of one carg ,of Canadian Wheat, Of Dv iiNin'schlionerva, Hannah, for Archangel-Christina Maria, ri-a-, West, end Henry Clay, 14 ' ye. for New You k-Lesmahagow, fected.Flour, and Pease, at Liverpool. Perry, for St. John, N.8.-Watchword, Cole, for Trieste- . Buyers have confined their operations to such purchases of „..04 ,ii i . a .,l r Groningen -Hoop and A erwaehting, De Boen, Flour was also in limited request. but without any wa s'4ol (tryg!' , . Kaminga, for Nitres-Emma, Ostler, for Antwerp Mersey, Steele. for Oporto-Recovery, Douglas, for Genoa-and each article as have been necessary for the supply of present terial change in prices. lods ..eanor, George, for Dordt. Maybrough, Stevenson, or Constantinople. wants, and prices remain unaltered. ilsi 'l 4b ett sa. -- -- Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease, each were rather easier itt kl o i la vei c ...15..01d, Robinson, from Macao, at this port; sailed Eliza, Grange, from Ichaboe, off Cove to purchase. The value of old and suspicious tots of Flour, of which a good, deal is st 11 on the market, is, however, irregular and uncertain. Henry Gardner,, and Corea, both for Quebec, off the Saltees Oats and Oatmeal, of which a few parcels were taken, At to day's market but little is done in ant , article; holders, ..., Pal is ~..!to from St. Helena 7th May. On the 13th March, wa.,04. L ;i n .), N long, 105 29 E, spoke the Cordelia, of this port, 19th instant retained our last currency. however, are pretty firm, and we repeat the quotations of our [C . P . 4I C.i" 3 7.C.,„Kong for London. On the 6th May , in lat. 105 S, Ann Bares, for Manilla, ditto. last. ,auls'gr r 0 ..,w. spoke the Young Queen, from Penang ' for Lon -.- P , the ii t ß 4 ‘he 19th, in lat. 6N, long. 20 45 YV , spoke the Robert - - CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 2 a t4 Y. h No alteration takes effect this week in any of the Forei n LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET JUNE 23 rf h‘. henc e for Valparaiso On the Bth Jupe. in lat. 41 N, LONDO V GAZETTE....-TUESDAY, JUNE 17. Grain duties; those on Colonial Oats are ;educed to is. 6 g cl., The trade is steadier. and, although the arrival ' s are consid.e -r Iliad Oh" vv. exchanged signals with a barque (supposed to h ' fu," aiu,..sair Russell , from Malaya for Cowes.) On the Lith, off . ----" I". "---- and on Rye to 2s. per quarter. ~,,,,,, .... .. - - • - a le' k h itaq ti4h, . spoke ' the Levenside, from the coast of Africa for PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. A rm•ri . .. --- CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 2 1 . 1 - , J u n ..,....../vrc LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, JUNE 23 - - No alteration takes effect this week in any of the Foreign ,„ 1. .-0 I l e ih s u rie e_e , tice for Valparaiso o . n the Bth e, in lat. 41 N, LONDON GAZETT.E.TUESDAY, JUNE 17. ,'i s 104 e ...° , ' 1 . exchanged signals with a barque (supposed to be .— a es„,_—_ and on Rye to Is. per quarter. 1 sable, in some cases an advance of 23 per cwt. has been c a " 1 7 s i stazir Russell, from Manilla for Cowes.) On the 13th, off PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. A moderate supply of Wheat, Oats, and Flour is reported from 1 tainee. The finest Carlow and Waterford Butter is worth 81 blT i ee , -.4.1". spoke the Levenside, from the coast of Africa for ells' eesi es 1 ea es , spoke the Victoria, hence for Hong Kong. On fi f l o d s , e c s o a r n n d d C er P s rth ll t u a d . Tyne Saw Mills Company, Hexham, Northumberland. Grain duties; those on Colonial Oats are ieduced to Is. 6d., The trade is steadier. and, although the arrivals are consie, s a ou nd a l n t d yd r e o , rg n i a e is N ' a o g ui e n nts gh -f , g la d:: plroertlaantd,o.nbthuteenxcceeipnttoof oaluarlpaotrhtethrie:seeiapstsonh;ertehrCoee aetsse ssiimneie. brands of doubtful respectability 78s to BOB ; Cork pick! LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, JUNK 23. Black- --.1. O: r e e l r i b 1 117 and J . L. tjilligespttlagninnßienagnsof however, several v a e r r e al small; of Baltic Wheat and b I Butter ' ;Bs.-Bacon Is higher, 46s readily had for long miedlei (, 1 10;;!_e_Bieepson, from Calcutta, at this port; sai:ed 2nd Feb. an d at R edfern , is Fte de i.iek,n Ma nch es te r, stone o ld Jewm masons - J. o n s --- ------,- - 0.411;70 estee„ate_Helenieleth April. On the vBth - April, in lat. SN, " Pease, r• and FlourG7rrometan have arrived '• e• I '- , a factors - J. WatneY place , end •3. Boiill- G. and H.' Chs ' i l lla • nd ° , n Hu c d a : sides one of Wheat , t, Canada, the first rm. ) 11 40 Ml' eerie ff the Salters , spoke the F o e It . c hat • 0 I mauufactu, ers-Orr and m•master, Liverpool, ship brokers- larly laden, have also reached Glasgow from that co..ntry. of stock at market to-day has bean much small ~... , 0, ham , Cliff rd, from Calcutta, at this port ; sailed I Ith The supply During the greater part of three days Lb 's week, we had a than last week-a numerous attendance of customers, and IP, $ is),° fro St. Helena 27th April, in company with tt e continuance of rain, which was highly beneficial to the crops, . d lb : Mutton 6d to Old at ; brisk market. Beef 6d ,to 64i per ~ elletA. 4 ..k a • froM Ichaboe for Cork. On the 10th May, in lat. 4N ' , ht DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS , and yesterday and to-day the weather has been exceedingly ; Lamb,6ed to 64d. ), e I, ,• e spoke the Thistle. On the I 6th in lat. 16 N long G Chapman, Aylesbury. grocer. ... fine, with a settled appearance ; hence, we have no improved -___ .., id OLP" the Otterspool from C alcutta • for this ' •S.GI d S them t w Russell port. On Y e.. •on - p on-ro , • -square, and Yeoviii, features to notice in the trade since Tuesday last, the sales of all I - - - rif e ' 1 - s e t o -,11 :1e, in lat, 38 N, long . ' 42 W, spoke the Elvira, from Somersetshire, grocer, produce having ruled proportionately dull. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JUNE 20. ' O jos 4„ teir l _lnudon. On the 13th, in lat. 50 N. lonetl, spoke the J. Andrews, Threadneedle•street. London, stockbroker. Our market this morning being almost wholly deserted by I The demand from the trade, as well as on speculation, hi u___ _ . ,,/ ai i se ana• On the 15th, in lat. 51 44, long. 7, spoke the C. Carter, Saddington, Leicestershire. miller. count. y buyers , and our local millers determined to remain in. 1 h etleaelt J. Ashbarry, Holm Lacy. Herefordshire. fanner. ood throughout the week ,and as the late arrivals ha{ een g . ir , Syj 1 N PI, Progress, and Jim Crow, from Coast of Africa, J. Storey and J. Gibb, Liverpool, ship chandlers. active , the trade for all descriptions of English, Irish, and duty- I a paid Foreign Wheats, was so extremely inanimate as to prec:ude , not b been pressed up on the market , holders of American hat ' bored the full quotations of Friday last. Other description ess 4 (1 1 4 l at e e 44 G. Charles, Liverpool, ship chindler. any sales worth naming; there was on the part of holders, not . 1 t • , • -a k el d i sl 1 ; ti e e n s, hence at Rio Grande BANKRUPTS. as decided a resolution to resist any further de- ' have been , in fair demand, and generally . maintain previen ta , 0 0 l:leo l o e a arnes, sailed from Oporto for liverpool 29th May William Lax Brown, Liverpool, merehadt, June 27 July 22, W ithstanding ine in prices and under these circumstances we have merely rates, Specu ators have taken lass° American, and exporter 1500 American. s os A )11. . Jackson, Sailed from Oporto for Newfoundland 9th at .1 o'clock. at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy ; to report our last • quotations.-Flour was also much less salea -00 I ne i s kleitte._ Cock • sailed solicitors, Mr. Oliver, Old Jewry; and Mr. Evans, Liverpool; ble than of late, and barely maintained its previous value 0 1 1 '4 ei elauricee,nl4 Fowler, frGm sailedOonto for Bristol 1h June official assignee, Mr. Bird, Liverpool. Barley, Malt, , Beans, and Pease, in the absence of more than ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON , ri 4 !iib it. from Oporto for Condor , 9th Thomas James Hill, Retreat-place, Hackney, out of business. a limited retail inquiry, remained stationary, at the nominal 1 From the 13th to the 19th June, inclusive. John Pestell, Sandy, edfordshire , corn factor. rates of Tuesday eell Sii,„! 4 B. Jones, from Usnelly, at Malta 30th May Gilbert Slater, London-terrace. Hackney-road, London, Oats and Oatmeal, although few sales only were e ff ected, ; Prices paid IMP° RI'S 04 hill, Hampton, sailed from Malta for Falmouth Ist June se I. le sOF THic WEEK. an the week. ThisWk , thisyei • ere se continued to support our last currency. o e, le ear, and Trinacria, Legatee hence at Palermo 21st Alfred Talent. sen., Ipswich, provision dealer. The fresh import of Canadian Flour was held first at 285., and ; --,---1 0 1; S il John Peters, Kenastreet, Haggerston, fancy tritnming-manu- a small ,quantity afterwards sold at 275 , per barrel, which buyers ' ;00 Sea Island 7 418 : 1 Th om ng { 1, 1 4, 111 Mon, hence at Malta 4th June,aand sailed for facturer. not being generally disposed to pay, no certain price is yet eats - lo Stained _se - - 1644 11 366 e 0 0 e e Bth Charles Dames Wilson, Saville-place, and Globe-wharf, Mile bashed. 11330 Bowed Georgia .. 3* - 5 1 dui' Sie • •, ^• oed cock. from Catanin at Palermo 25th May end, builder. Bonded Wheats have met some inquiry, but without leading nee , f Mobile .. joia to e , Illtitchie. sailed from Palermo for Liverpool soth May Joseph Li d, Re d• o Rea di , g. grocer. to any business of moment. In the course of the week 500 to '''"' I Alabama and Tenney 3 - 4 1 27588 i '} 57510 er l4 4 l i s lsk„ e dgeoek. sailed from Palermo for Hull send May Samuel Thomas, Cornhill, bullion merchant. 600 qrs. of Polish Odessa, in granary, changed hands at 4s. 4d. 20900 New Orleans - 64 I 0 o; i. .. a nd Elizabeth. sailed from Nantes for Liverpool 12th John Simmons, sere. Camden-town, coal merchants. per 7.1 b ; and for a parcel of fine red Baltic, 4s. 7d. was refused 6 f Peenambuco &Parai. Si} = 792 I} 2363 n i r° f P 4 ' l (l • Mary Spence and Wm. Whittaker Spence, Ne ecastle- upon- to-day. 840 I Arleen and Ceara .. se 54 s , , kio, ea Liddle, Liddle, sailed from thrall for Cork 21st May Tyne. erapers. 610 Bahia and Mace' o .... 51 - 6 2210 1022 ee ' 0 ' ei To 2 `441 Gladstone, sailed from Constantinople for DIVIDENDS. PRICES OF GRAIN. { Maranhain ... ..... 41 - 51 } oP/ il 411), `rasa,, Mae 700 ) 2184 July ;6, F. Jenkyns, Love lane, East Cheap, merchant-July - - -- Sawginned al ti # 4 , l 4 Kekness, sailed from Constantinople for Smyrna Wheat, es 7otti .... red; s. d. s. d a. d. s. d - - - 1 9 0 L. Y 9, C. Dotesio, Slough. hotelkeeper-July 9. J. and R. Reny, Minas - - - Mar .lane, London, wine merchants-July 11 ,R. Kipping and Erma h new 6 9@ 7 0 old ....! —te _ • ' Para 40 4 ai ‘4S . Rice sawed fr . m Constantinoplefor the - le is' li e li k ay , , Black W. Atkinson, Wooa-street, London, warehousemen-July 16. Ditto, white 7.0 - 7 6 do. .... i— - Dernerara,Surinama&c - - - ; .... '• • ' elil d . 4 . n i D. Hilo'', Oldham, Lancashire, cotton spinner -July ;I, J. A. Irish red .. •6 3 610 do. .. • . 51 - 84 1 1800 1954 I 1370 Egyptian ' 0 i•tis o , a .a.e, eailed from Leghorn tar Palermo Ist June Ditto, white Fore t, Liverpool. glass merchant-July :1, G. F. S. Isherwood, Barbadoes 0 1 ,,„e t ee i lekey, sailed from Leghorn for Cork 2nd June a__ - _ erislitnts, -- - --- ; - - - 1 . 1 0 ' I„'.ll,,,:_it:ee. tally, from the Clyde, at Leghorn 31st May Manchester, engraver to calico printers -July 11, G. Shaw, Eye , English , a'' ee• •• • Peruvian .. Barley, En„ fish , 9 3 0 ee. - - ee - ! I I Oldham, Lancashire, cotton spinner -July 14, J. Metcalf, Li- e Bahama ' , NF L !: . _ : Yabsley, sailed from Ancona ior Zaree 2nd June Scotch &Irish,sa 60115 3 6- 3 9 feeding. 3 4- 3 7 ? " 4 Rogers, from New Orleans, at ht. John, N.B. 22nd 1 c . verpoo , gro er - Laguayra . 1 150 ), 279, .„ if 0• • - CERTIFICATES Malt, English, es qr... - brown.. !SS 0 -62 0 ••• • ' Common West India.. - - - a a 4,_ lia To be granted, unless c ause d be shown to the contrary on the Oa i t r s ish es ! 701 L. - - -- do. .• .. 1 52 o -56 0 Carthagena I rs fr o 1.1 e 41, 5t sy ' a lmond, Gillies, from Savannah, at St. John, N.B. ay of meeting. I Smyrna .. - - - E'lish & Scotch new - -- ;old 3 6- 3 9 July 8. M. C. Painter, Great Peter - street,Westminster, grocer.. e ; •• • • Manilla - - o ' /el ' 4 11e 4 4 ).' 140 Y40, Morris, from New Orleans, at St. John, N.B. Irish. fine qualities.. 2:1 - 3 0; \ 21 - 3# , ,e ie ..i iels,, -July 2. J. and T. Bett, Old Broad-street, London, dealers in 2100 Surat I } 663 i } 4074 i e re 1 slim .... silk-July 8, la S. Darvell, Great Tower-street, London, colo- good - 3 6 20 Madras ........ ...... ea -- j A ) , Pickers , and Miami, Ellis, hence at Montreal 26th middling - 2 is I J ( 11 14 7, . Off „, nial broker-July io, S. Harvey, East Meresa. Essex, licensed Bengal ...... - - - I .... undried — !black .. o 0- 0 0 ••• • • • •• • I "• • victualer-July 14, W. U. Lester, Aldermanbury, and Newcas — O ie 4 14 1 1tleee etre BAriQue Juerree.-We have received in- Welsh — old .... 3 o- 3 6 ----- tie-under-Lyne. dealer in potters' materials-July 14, W. Start, 47870 bales I 49877 1 105g60t "or Lle ee.e " of the melancholy lose of the bare Ju I bound , pi er, Beans, English,e+ qr 37 0 -39 V Ido. ..., sir? o -42 0 Pfa tOilt, 201 to St John s, N.B. Ca • ptain John Sedman, of Sneinton. Nettieghamshire, lace maker-July 15, J. Heaton, __ Scotch& hish,sie4Bolb 36 0 -38 0 , do. .... , 0 0- 0 0 -- - oe Ludlow, Shropshire, stationer. pe ee l ltlP. 'Master and owner. She sail d from Liverpool on Pease, English, white.. 38 0 -40 0 !blue.... - -- I s , t 4 an h CERTIFICATES STATE OF TRADE. ' I;.V 44d • , having on board the captain, first and second To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown Do. & Irish.... maple 36 0 -38 0 „grey .. ,34 0 -35 o•- e 4,,, thirteen hands. inceiding a promising in his Tares, es qr • .. 36. o -38 0 IForefgne34 0 -35 0 the' els e eo son cif Mr. Hinnell, solicitor, of Bury youth, St. Edmund ' s. ' J. to the contrary on or before July 8. Flour, es 28015 MANCHESTFRDuring the whole of this week a brisk trade 1 14 IN ' I l th k Trevitt, Tapley, Staffordshire, butcher -J. A. Hie . Leeds , ! ' 1 --36 0 with the spinners and manufacturen3 may be noted, and, al ; 1,, te e e .; e . vessel was occasioned by her striking against " • English, fine 33 0 -34 o s •85 0 carver-J. Jones, Cheeter, e fell monger , W. Meek, Southamp -00 ; Vie, ; o cating ice, and seven of the crew, of whom Mr. Irish • • 0 . 0 •. ----' 0. .0 is tt o Per .. 0 0- 0 0 though no actual aevance has taken place, yet, where parties ton, ironmonger-J,. Hollinwetoet h. .Faediugton-street, Lon- Oat I lof 240 a, • 'I• • • • will take the current prices of last week, some extensive (vers e i 't, ) ,: A li ., n aera3 one, was swallowed up by the waters. The Oatmeal , 17. . don, butcher-W. Ache, Birmingham, button-maker,., tions have taken place. The Greek houses ha, e bought freely eel S. ti e e eight others were saved, after beinthree days on Irish, new . 24 6 --e4 -. lkiold . . '.. 23 6 -24 3 0 eat al K small boat without food drink , •' _,2 , . t t,, ,_ , or and without ' ~ . , , , , ~ .. ; ~,,, .)i,,,..,/ ' of power-loom printers and other goods during the last two or 10 0 , aeee eeeee laemselves. They were brought into Quebec on FROM THE LONDON•GAIETTE OF FRIDAY. - - ' - three days. The news from the east is also extremely encour , . e • ear el:, in a most deplorable state, and so greatly injured PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED- .. . LIVERPOOL. PRICES CURRENT, agin -, and. having read s-.me of the commercial letters, we r Atdr i e e i et i tY of the cold that three of the poor seamen will A. Werthefro and L., Beaver, Manchester; watchmakers-W. consider them upon the whole more cheering than the hews by i l i ' • . Hornby and J. • Willifireente Bentle-Cum.Liiiacre, Laneashire, e e•••• 8 . ' ----------„ s the last two or three mails. Good prints and 4e-inch shirtings MADDER 19 , CtVg.S. Cl. E. d were particularly in request at improved rates. The splendid re po ____________ ' joiners -E. and W. Babb: Birmingham, haberdasheesa-T. Davies " Montreal,Pot ► 22 00 23 0 Dutch • cron.... 68 0 --6 a 0 and S. Farrar, Manehtereeolatniasion agents-W. and J. F. ' - -- weather wi 1 also operate favourably for trade ; so that, upon O' (444 THURSDAY, JUNK Kt.-Wind N.W., fresh. Pearl, new 25 0- 0 0 Ombro ...... 57 0 -66 o the wbole, we considsr our prospects unusually bright. 27-inch 0 1 1 4 4 ° .- , 1,,,, ~,, Galatea , lianck fi eld, from Lima -Helen Jane, • ; Moore, leverpool, soap manufacturers. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. U. States,Pot 00- 0 n Gamene .... 45 0 •--55 0 6., 0 s, 4s 104 d ti 5s 3d ; and 72's 5s 44d to 5s 9d.-Manehester• Pearl 53 0--24 0 Mull O- 0 0 Advertiser, of Saturday. ) 1 0, 0444 eau ey, from La Gua ra-Cecilia from Laguna;an d guna, ; A. Vickers, Manchester, ironmonger -J. Higginbotham and ref' iqtee e 'ale. from Honduras. • HARE Quercit 0 8 0 E I Oak, , 7 - renc 1, S.F. 0 '; b:A. 'L Mer op • ' - 'G. Peck, Manchester, machine makers-R. Spencer, Newcast:e se, ton 45 10 - 6 10 S.F.F 44 0 - 47. 0 Lssos.-Owing to many of the extensive London houses now tl• y ,en. Inglis, for Valparaiso-Tay, Langwill 1 ; N neon-Tyne, scrivener-W. Hall. Durham, grocer -W. Pell, ew- E . s .F 40 0 ___ 4o 0 being engaged in taking stock, there have been fewer buyers of al l , e e , n °h ock, Pye : Robert Watt, Johnson ; Columbus German.— 4 0 - 6 0 c istle upon-Tyne, draper-IL Welinert, Leicester-square, tailor se , „ reGNE p. lon E . s .F.F 0 , 0 543 0 woollen goods in Leeds during the week than u-ual. Hence, " e . ee sae bee-Harnet and Jessie, Connor Charleston • J. B. Lord and M. Coghlan, Me.tham. Yorkshire, woollen- '-'" the amount of business transacted has been comparatively i 111tolialcl, and Pacific. Ludlam New York- Eliza. eth : - Sicily, &c •.415 - 5 5 Spanish . 44 0 cloth manufacturers -W. Howell, jun., Liverpool, bookseller -49 ° small. A good demand was experienced in the Cloth Halls on 0 le „,lee At'llean. Boston-Elizabeth ' Wood. Crosbie Barba Tuseay. ••. • - --- el °LASSES .. C . •i. ... C. B. Buchanan and W. Cunningham, Liverpool, merchants and e Saturday, but not much on Tuesday. Fancy cloakings and gY, erset:11)001. ewinford, St. John, N.8.-Ott.ello rho ' m - t..ASSIA LI . G . NRA,S. d. S. d ; St. Lucia, • & * e ul lB 0 19 o v as ) Y ' "'Eie, Calcutta-Amity, Brands One a -Le i "Z: , brokers. v. cwt , in bd 54 0- Go 0 I Demerara, &c 19 O . -20 0 tweeds for the German trade are a good deal looked after. . 8 BANKRUPTS. No noticeable alteration in other articles. Bar & Antigua. 21 0 -22 a t k - ti , tettin, and Dee, Kennard, Havana . ' - Thomas Clere Smith and Richard Hayes, Henrietta-street, Ceo vita-seem es cwt. American, red3s 0-so 0 MUNINET, ClPf.. 25 0 -30 0 BRADFO RD.-A good business continues to be done, both in 1 , , ~. e , i __ -- garden. hotel keepers. . ~,, hm,,,nt. which arrived yesterday from Montreal, sailed Covent. Dutch 55 0- 56 0 Oil, Olive, es '252 zu/13. trade, for the staple m anu factures of this Thomas Thompson, Northampton, bill b oker. French & Gerin.ss -56 0 Gallipoli .... .. e 4i 0 _ 4l _ the born e and . foreign , . a laaae,7 2 7th ult., in company with the James Campbell, " town and neighbourhood. The market on Thursday in th e Piece Henry Kohne, Laurence Pounbaey- lane, City, wholesale stay e ,1 1 44 4t A ,the Mule:ilea for this port, was to sail same d ' ,OCOA, 3 1 1 , C/Ot. Trieste ....... 39 0 -3 9 1 ° Hall was brisk, but there was no advance in prices beyond those s • t, ci ay. manufacturer. . Trinidad.... 40 u- 45 0 I Simi, 37 0 -38 10 of t -4 ~: ,,, ,„re . rew. for the Clyde, and Princess V i ctoria, for this the previous week. Yarns still remain at low prices as com ; WI Him Connett, Exeter, cabinet maker. . es , las es , co sail 28th nit, and the Britannia, Sonter • Grenada .. } Ware 30 0- 33 0 ' 0 - • ••••• • • 38 0 -39 0 pared with the price of wool. The supply of fleece wools ie the ' O'M , Johnny, Edward Smith. Regent-street, auctioneer. Brazil Portugal &c .. 37 0 -38 0 n i v. i ., . ( re, about Ist instant, for this port. On the 19th : - market is a full average for the time of the year, but of better arles Brogden, Lincoln, bookseller. COFFEE, cwt. in bond. Levant • ...... 36 s -87 0 sorts the stocks are not abundant , prices are without variation ce% "" Jae es m e I • I , e , lee •ee, e , , , .5, picked up a small boat, marked I 1 Charles Crabtree and William Burnley, Tunstead, Lancashire, e et ea enggins. or Dub" Jams. triage } palm sorts t0n.... 27 10 -28 o 25 0- 44 0 for the last two or three weeks. Clothing wools continue in .7,,, -Hi. , woo len manufacturers. ordinary 0 t e s .._ . and Bucephaius, Smsll. 4th ult. ; Penrith, Gil- John COMIDDIS, Weymouth. Dorsetshire, bookseller , ge _lo ur any, Mary, Kemp, sth - all hence at B. mbay good& ► fine o. 48 0- 70 0 pale 32 0 -32 10 Li ,A,_ oore, With dab, . 7 0 r ior tii re yeo e, sailed from Bombay for this port James Isherwood. Bolton, Lancashire, innkeeper. middling .... 72 0- o 0 coloured-27 0 -31 o HCDDERSFIELD.-The manufacturers are making largely to Charles Newell Cuteeffe, Pilton, Devenshire, surgeon. good mid. .. 95 0-115 0 Cod 3O 0 -31 0 order in this district, and there is a fair prospect of a good an- DIVIDF:NDS. tumn trade. Prices continue steady, and the goods at market le ktkoilardinge. Locke, 21st April ; Coaxer, Penn, and Co ts, G. Anton and 0 D M itchell ,. Mark lane, corn fac- fine mid. &c. 118 0-145 0 lANSEED, es. raa2s 0 -26 6 on Tuesday met with ready purchasers.. le° k !: t ;4 4 ,,e 2 3d ; Princess Royal, 24th, and Patrick King, Rod- tors - - July Dutch, triage Rapemale do. sg 0 -io 0 s--July 11, J. Currie and L. E. Seignette, Mincing-lane, wine 1300- 40 0 riirpen. ac. c.,,, . tlze ,ete-hence at Calcutta ordinary .. 37 0 -38 0 fiECEMONDWIKE BLANKET MARKET. The market this week broker-July 15, 0. Gardner, Gravesend, tavern keeper-July eoLalrisk, from Bombay at do good &fine o. 45 0- 50 0 Rica, es rue has been well attended by merchants • the manufacturers are 16, H. P. Cook, Coggeshall. Essex, licensed victualer-July 15, middling .... 56 0- 6o o Carolina, cv ass 27 0- 0 0 very well employed with goods to order, • consequently there el "e, Bisset, sailed from Sau or 2 2d April , Archer, Lo ,LVrt, g l ir ii, and Mirzapore, ' g 1 H Hitcher], Halifax, Yorkshire, ironmonger -July 15, J. Wil- good mid. le i o.od 20 0 -22 0 were but few fresh Blankets in the hall. Lockman, on the 29th-all for , •• 65 0- 70 0 Vs • n a l e ss i t l • e e ee at Colombo 7th ult. , kinson, Brymbo, Denbighshire, ironmonger -July 14, T. B. e • I Milnes, Nottingham, ironfounder. rine mid., &c. Mocha 35 0- 65 0 mid to fine .. 11 0 -13 0 ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET.-There was leas doing in the flannel market on Monday than on the previous market day, CERTIFICATES . Kk , e, l'iar from Tuticorin for China, at ditto, 28th April 1 Ceylon - 75 0 African none. celefly on account of the manufacturers asking higher prices fro' To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the lo il tt ate eaiee. hence at Hong Kong Bth March. Java - 40 0 RUM, I. gallon, in bond. their flannels, in order to meet the late advance in the raw in day of meeting. ;, res._ eeknam, Sim, and Swithamley, Jennings 2d March • Havana Jamaica terial. There was no change in the wool market, last week's . ' July 14, J. M. Leader, Oxford-street, coachmaker-July 14, good& fine 32 0- 40 0 12 to 16 , ii 26 - 3 0 ' 21 ktgaret, Azer, - th and Earl P Wilson, t ow s, 9th-all s ,, ron .' •1 - • 3 2- 4 2 prices being fully maintained. e , lißt e Tialeie a ' l ‘• ' T. Warta, Prestbury, Gloucestershire, livery-stable keeper- St. Domingo:. 90 0- 32 0 l le: 4 11 1 4 h Was • 1 lull' 17, 3., J. W., and F. J. Newton, Rotherham, Yorkshire, Brazil 2B 0- 31 0 cimie g e e r i narks.. 44- 5 0 LEICESTE R .-ID wools and yarns the demand remains about , 1, 4 4, h. •to salt from China for London 22d March spirit merchants-July 17, J. Haigh, Hogley, Yorkshire, clothier I aaruira 3O 0- 88 OSA FFLOWER, r curt. the same, and prices pretty well stationary. There is still a fair I' t e lai o , l l, ee !hee at Sha ghee 26th Feb. July 18, W. Meeson, Aston, Staffordshire, ioinkeeper-,July le D ' --- . i vewooes, es• on 4'. s. 4. s. Bengal, amount of shipping business, and a moderate amount for the , nu Flora , hence for Sean hae at Dampier 0 ileleery . 8' . Straits j ,W.J. B. Staunton, Bishopsgate-street-without, wine Merchant Logveood, Jam. 50- 5 5 good & ence 60- 7 15 home markets; in the latter, there can be little doubt but that e 1 1 : 11 y, -uir e. „..,_ , ' -July i 1, E. Brown, Birmingham, merchant-July 1: J Mee Hon. & Dorn.s 10- 6 0 ord. & mid 30-- 5 o the retail houses must have pretty well cleared out their spring ) 4et %le a. Neill, from the Clyde for Bay Chaleur, was I lesworth, Leeds, cheese factor-July il, .1. Lambert, • Ports - - Canmeachy 80- 8 10 Bombay - 2 16 stock by this time. Prospects are considered a es, le ie, 'a In May, near Cape Kay. Crew saved. ! mouth-street, Lincoln' s- i nn- fi e ld s, licensed vietualler-Ju'y 11, e e ti )eeeli e h egle. was totally lost on the coast of Africa, previ. rustic, apan... 4 15- 5 0 SALTPETRE, l ., Cu.,. s it. S. d . • - favourable. .osreav AND LACE I RADES. -The silk glove branch and the IT. Weston, Southampton. plumber-July 11. T. and J. Bailey, Tampico 5 15- 6 0 East India ... S 2 6-28 0 k hose branch silk knotted are very brisk, and there is a scarcity 0 • &'.' 4 , ile, King's-cliffe, Northamptonshire, ass , dealers-July 11, R. Wool. 0 • 0040 , 'a; Hero, Sedgley ; Lima, Towns ; Ocean; Mer- Puerto Cabello 0 o- 11 0 ' SouthArnericaii 1 6 0 -16 6 of workmen in Nottingham. The plain silk hose branch has felt fall, Wan ington, Lancashire, butcher. i ie • ;lee -Recaster. hence at Rio Janeiro Cuba - 9 0 SHULL LAC, 1. , ewl. in liond. a shade of improvement. The cotton cut-up hose branch is very INSOLVENT (PETITIONER). 01 ''e eve; e orange I i i ii,-.4 -.it, from Cadiz at ditto - NICARAGUA Wont,, 46 0 -58 o dull, and many frames are stopped and stinted. The wrought James Stokell Arrowsmith, Richmond, Yorkshire, uphol- Riodela Bache liver and block 32 0 -40 0 14e,a. Onir • ien, sailed from du. for London 13th April; cotton hose branch has not felt the depression in the same ratio I 11/4i,)4, ooaaresfort (25) for England 24th esprit starer. solid - II 0 SK INs, as the cut up. but still trade is very dull. The Leaver's fancy , eteinelerell. hence at Bahia -------- --- -- -- clean - 12 10 Neutria, as doe GO-i 2 u bobbin net trade Le yet very dull, and sales are very di ffi cult. NO, A r, sailed from do eth ult. for this port; and Sir J. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FUR LIVERPOOL. small 'I he warp lace trade, with the exception of fancy and p:ain silk PN e 4 ose er re adizold, gth ult, for Cowes JI/NK H 0 UR. Lima, solid - 16 0 Seal, each - blonde, is rather dull; the lap and press branch is in that state 0 N I ts , sign', from Madeira at Pernambuco 21, Edward Gibson, proof and div. ... District Court, II Barwood, Arigo.s 0- 5 5 SHUMAC, I. Ctei. that it seems to be nearly stagnant, as scarcely a piece can be ''ll,, h the "ae at ditto 24, sam. Ferguson, proof - 415 Sicily B - 9 0 disposed of. We are much gratified to perceive that warp Jac 1k ne Goeen from London at d 25, Wm. Acheson_Dobbs . Ditto, 11 Camwood .... iOO- 22 v Palermo - 9 6 7 ;' l e ' l , 4 l)i • fr°l a e• ; ' • o• 25, Henry Dire s, proof and div. Pitt°, 1 1 Red San. Wood 6 10- 7 5 Trieste . -0- s 0 00. , z inca at ditto, and sailed 11th ult for Bahia -Nottingham Journal. ~ it, 11444.4ence at Barbadoes. 27, Brocklehurst, Dirks and Nelson .... - 6 6 Crawford, , (kki i hence et Port Talbot, to load for Cal- 2S , Thomas Harris. '2nd Ditto, 12 Riga. P.T.R. .. Tyrolese - 8 6 ---- --- ----- ----- - - ------ -- -- ----- -- ___ase Nee I 27, William Lax Brown, Ist Ditto, 1 pi ma; 9 head none SVGA R, At. cwt. TELEGRAPH OFFICE, JUNE 23. t , l . eib o rris, hence at Pentland Frith for St. Petersburg. I 30, J. hn Feaviour, 2nd ... Court of Bankruptcy, London, li Archangel ' .... B.P. Muscovado .----- y i st k liee eie sen. f.om Valparaiso at Cove July 2, James Kewley, audit , • Lister ; arm Phoenix, Hughes, from Ichaboe at 2, Thomas Robis son, audit • NI; l 'ire o --- . --- e -- --- - _.___, e ,_ Turkey, blue .. 54 0- 56 0 good & mid.. 4g o -51 0 W.S..W. moderate breeze at noon, and N. W, gentle breeze in , l iiyk, „et, from Rio Grande at ditto TIDE TABLE, mixed 45 0- 48 e fine &v. fine 55 0 -58 0 the eveniug. r i i tit ei erenelair, from Barbadoes at ditto. East India 53 0- 54 0 Mauritius, Off Holyhead, No. 5094, Henry Bliss, ship, at 10 30 rem. for el h's, Peace, —. and 304, Amiens, schooner, at 11 3o a.m, (telegraphed) GINGER, '7O Cart. dabs and mo 40 0 -43 0 aO, from Porto Rico; and John Leighton, i DAYS . I . MEN . LVN. EINIUIIT 110LYDAYS, ETC. from Mauritius. 'lily h B , Off Ditto. -----, ---- ---.---1.-- -----.— Barbadoes .... 45 0- 50 0 i brown & yel. 44 0 -49 6 0, "ace at Old Calabar ! Tuesday '24 158 223' 18 0 Jamaica GO 0-efer 0 fine yellow .. 52 0 -57 0 O ff the Port, at 6 p.m , 1 barque, 2 brigs, and 1 schooner. I eit i• Fe le ----------- Wednes. 25 248 314 16 7 E. India, in bd. 15 0- 20 0 East India, Bentral \ t t itteseanY. JUNE 28.-Rind N. W., moderate Thurs... s 6 3c047 14 11 Last Qr. 3b 14m ev. Gem as cwt. Khaur 35 0 -sg o Arabic, Turkey 0' 0- 0 o brown ez yet 42 0 -47 0 LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. i Vo; Ban kbarheid. Ahrens. Danzig -Lady Ra ffles, -- Friday.. 27 436 5 7 13 5 I al h, -"Berothea ' 4. es . Smith, aed Achilles, --, Calcutta Saturday 28 541616 12 10 East India. 20-5 0 ; good and finee6 0 -59 u Direct. I direct I Direct. Indirec 0 ti- 0 e I extra fine.... 58 0 -62 0 lance ~• Mod Leviapose from Trieste-F k Sund ay. 29 6 5 Trieste -Frank. . 2 72912 1 4 6th Sunday after Trinity extra 1 - 0 0 Manilla, in bd. 1; 0 -23 0 — a — - -- -- 1 \se.t . ' "a l tiburg Sal ato • rium • Grass,' Carr , Stettin. Mon day, 30 8 5 8 5 12 0 1 Australia .. .. Feb. 7. Lima .. Mar. 4 Hee sr, 'se ton ,e s. e 8•' Havana, du. I N e /Itn__ aster. tiullin. Hong Kong and Whampoa- .. . _ es _ _______ _ _._ __ - _ ------- - P'burg, clean.. 30 0- 31 0 brown ...... 22 0 -24 0 Bahia.. ~ .. May 10. St. Helena .. May 7 .. 1;114 0 : 1 4 oe ,7.n; Ottowa. Dryuan, and Cana a. Adams, Barbarities.. .. .. 24. Maranham .. .. 19 .. PACKET LIST. outshot 28 10- 29 0 yellow . .... 25 0 -27 0 i'alveru,;nse. Hultman, Rio Janeiro-Victory , Power , GENERAL POST -OFFICE, June 20. B. Ayres ... .. April g Mobile .. May 24 , • e.st.eeinecr, Boyart, St. John. N.8.-Seaflower, for t.Bi., 8 Wand -Maria, Monnot, Ostend-Oidampt ,II p s i Die Emile, Belwltz, Cronstadt-Ann, Wills, ~., e ait '` c ess Royal. Bascfleid, Leghorn-Martha. Allen, a' ~,EF t ::., .?: LI V (t . --; ',,'' :,i 3 *--&- i ' CI .• ...° l i: 7 *2. = ._.'" cc . 1-' '' •6 .4 rl t g cr 2?- 3 - nn" Riga, Rhine .. 30 10- 32 0 1 white 0rd.... 28 0 -Si 0 Bombay ... .. Manilla outshot 29 lo- 30 0 e 6 0- 28 0 I good & fine.. 33 0 -36 0 brown 19 0 _ 23 • C. G. Hope .. April 17 N. Orleans .. .. May 23 a Calcutta ... .. May 2 Monte Video. .. April 3 , ek. e. earv e _._ . . 0 ; 1 X aes aes les - 0X0r,4 5 7 8 Archangel .... u - 0 0 Brazil, in bond. Charleston . .. May 28 New York .. .. .. 31 4 • Ore ey er gorius, Danzig-Oceanus. Stella. Stettin- . . - 4 , :a. e , a aie . ea e a -e ni •-e, mea a 0 1 - e s. - - n. - e s , re a° 23. a •-3 Bombay l2 0- 18 0 yellow O- o 0 , k ik on , ei Hamburg-Mincarlo. Tregartheu, Alexandria aZ ai '''? - 4 eta -,.,..,• ;,•'• e al; e ei • 3a F it; c a' El * ; Jute - 22 10 white ord. .. 24 0 -26 0 China' ..; ... .. Marchls Pernambuco ... April 16 Deme:ara.. .. May 17 Rio Janeiro.. .. April 2s "hi e. Bostn. me i .", seo regeeessoe - sawee,=• =a HIDES, Ox and Cow, es. tb good anu fine 27 0 -29 o V% • 4 0 Havana .... .. ,May 16 Savannah.... • MaY 27. B. Ayres and Monte Video. , TALLOW, * eta. lie n , r7c,..0 7,', o n .* ~ =,,>,4 ct.go g',.., ..o I'4 Jamaica.... .. IMay 19 Valparaiso . Mar. 9. .. s :. eeee hence at Sydney. N.s.W. 4 - 0 ..-) ..,E2=e-m,.,12.,,,,, a rn . ca ). r. == P OA, ~...0 0.0 0 ./.5 m s 4 es•• inferior & mid. 05- 0 6 1 P'burgh, Y.C. 41 0 -41 6 T La Guayra. .. 1.. 21 Vera Cruz .. j . May 10. e t)ib es e'esh hence at P t Philip ars e.,sam la a . - 0 a good & prime 0 64- 0 7 1 /1 Odessa 40 0 -40 6 . i •t , Is e __ • e or a e s , se g . g., ~ a. , e g. el , 0 Z r.r. Do. salted .... 0 31- 6 4l' e. Archangel 0 0- 0 0 -,--- -------- ,ee eeeirestFr, and Coma ess of Westmoreland, Clarke, a ,-.4- a. el se 0 -a, a• "a - e a. M: a - . 71 ; 7 • u, g, N. Amer. salted 0 3 - 0 34e Buenos Ayres.. 34 0 -3A a - - --- t 7, tt;'"Hdrla for this part 3d instant. ,(), ,t to ,„,>' r°=• ; ? -=-- -1 S' p' g Ei• : V : 3 • -.......-.. i : . ii h utt, sailed from Genoa for this port on the sth ' oa , :a. 4_7 r?: •_l ...g. c._.., • 'llet, i ._ . ..• The trade is steadier. and, although the arrivals are conside rable, in some cases an advance of 2s per cwt. has been tamed. The finest Carlow and Waterford Butter is worth fits; brands of doubtful re,pectability 78s to Eds ; Cork pickled 'Butter ;ft.—Bacon is higher, 46s readily had for long middles. The supply of stock at market to-day has bean much small r than last week—a numerous attendance of customers, and a brisk market. Beef 6d ,to 64c1 per lb: Mutton 6d to bid, and Lambfiid to 63d. been good throughout the week ; and as the late arrivals have not beet' pressed upon the market, holders of American have pbtair ed the full quotations of Friday last. Other descriptions have been in fair demand, and generally maintain previous ate s. Speen ators have taken i l,t e 0 American, and exporters tici American. Prices paid IMPORTS SALM!! OF THR WKEK. 'in the week. ThisWk.thisyetu 1 6d74 366 68 5* 4i 4 I 27588 575101 64 92 1) 2363 a ) 21842 105g6a6 MANCHESTER.—During the whole of this week a brisk trade with the spinners and manufacturers may be noted, and, al though no actual at;vance has taken place, yet, where parties will take the current prices of last week, some extensive opera• Lions have taken place ;tit navies, from China a London (sol,:1. Dixon, from Mauritius, and Union, from I' 3l : t i k k i_r, fm Bahia at Deal et k , fr o ro m Fernando Po at Old Calabar . - -i ab• ::. 3 I O SARY fiwcir;:g' -ROSE-HILL 141 )AV ...,I‘, . Juivx 41.—Wind W.N.W. moderate. _, p orts ntehless, from Rio Grande—Agnes Sophia, • 4 k eN,p. R ico—Johannes, Wolff. from St. Petersburg ..4 kulli t ,.. from Christianstadt—Elvina Frederick, x be o „ . ,ritimay, from Stettin—Oscar, Andrew., from g ti, f ro a. Hams . and Charlotte, Muys, from Ant. gph •?_in Ostend —Theresa Jane, Wright, from Ma_ lt,:t l, (fiord, from Saldanha Bay—Amalia, from %qt.! Harlampy, Ho'stein, from St. Petersbur g— i 'bh, ,! %4 Tri Elise , and Drisbilsch. from Danzic— •' n a._'tettiti—Daniel Marius, from Rotterdam—and r lass River ,sailed 14th March, and from Fer- rr:ll,erch. - atr: EDWARZ 12 0 a. d. 2 6 heg Mr . Coop s of the feits been there a Sharp, for Ceylon— Reeolut , 3 • an.. - o narelay ; Wnj . Skinner, fr quebee_cannata, Morton, for Mc -"'„ Y. o Roy, for Halifax. N.B.—Elizabeth It 'yj6 a. Fudord,. Zielcke for h.._ . rite, Leach, for St. Jo'h e, Rutter , t ritli n , b e Suther. R7_nuei t J 4 triaica Cunar Henderson, and Treasurer lBy E 4, and a tritr,l l4 ch. hence ,Re, hence at Born beace at atht.:,!.ence at Laguira .4,74. hence at Riga hencffedai:llntzie ,n, Patte In, hence at Antigua Robinson ; and H. I , hence at Cape Haytien 0 nce at Port Republicain ' 1; Millman, Galbraith, Hon. E.; RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS (From the Railway Magazine of Saturday.) rbroath and Forfar irmingbatn and Derby [rmingham and Gloucesb 3irkenhead and Drogheda tblin and Kingstown indee and Arbroath. iurliam and Sunderland dinburgh and Glasgow Passer,- fi Money. Cor.wk.l Last ilastyear Div. 1924 ,33 I 1075 - I 0027 2/784i lsgo 51917 1126 11995 11)5 1761 4023 I 5886 5891 6282 5330 I 4682 1292 782 Eastern Counties, Glasgow and Ayr - -- - - Glasgow and Greenock Grand Junction lra% esend and Rochest rent. North of England Great Western Hull and Selby Liverpool and Manchester London and Birmingham.. London and Blackwall .... London and Brighton .... London and Croydon.. London and Greenwich Southwestern Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Manchester and Birmingham. Manchester and Leeds and Hull and Selby Midland Counties Newcastle and Darlington Newcastle and Carlisle Newcastle and North Shields 2448 North Midland.... North Union Pans and Orleans Paris and Rouen Preston and Wyre Sheffield and Mane South Easterr Taff Vale .. Ulster Yarmouth and Norwich York and North Midlani PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL - —23 0 Calcutta Ayres r utr a ate l ya i : ... .... ... ...iiii- Havana, brown ...... 22 0 —24 0 Bahia.. •• • yellow . .... 25 0 —27 o Barbadoes.. white 0rd.... 28 0 —32 0 outt, good & fine.. 33 0 —36 o Archangel . Brazil, in bond. Manilla Bombay Jute tiIDER, Ox and Cow, p Its good anu fine 27 0 —29 0 Demerara. B. Ayres and Monte Video. ! inferior & mid. 0 5 0 6 ' Whargh, Y.C. 41 0 —4l 6 Jamaica.... good & prime 0 64 0 74,1 Odessa 40 0 —4O 6 La Guayra.l Do. salted .... 0 31— 6 44: Archangel 0 0— 0 0 -- N. Amer. salted 0 3 0 34' Buenos Ayres 34 0 —3B 0 Brazil - 06 I TAR, T. brl. dry salted 0 44 041 Stockholm .... 15 0— 0 0 Rio, dry Archangel .... Valparaiso, dry 0 6 0 6 Carolina Odessa, &c. dry 0 5 0 6 Virginia W. India, dry.. 0 44 0 6 TARTAR, p cwt. salted.. 0 3 0 4 4 Cream of Tartar 63 0 —es 0 East India .... 0 7 1 0 brown and ye 1.48 I —5O 0 Total . Kips, B.A. dry. 07— 0 84 TEA, 4', ih, in bond. Physicians.—Dr. Gouthw a it e an d D r. Ashcroft. Horse, d. each 9 0 — III 9 Bohea, Canton 04— 0 6 Ho n . S urgeons. —Messrs. Hayes, Lockwood, and Harris, FIORSE HAIR,'. lb. Fokein —— House Surgeon.—Mr. Gildersleeves. m Short 08— 0 9 Congou, corn. 09—0 10 Apoth ecary. —Mr. Lloyd. mixed long tails 1 6 2 0 Twankay , corn. 1 li— 1 2 combed NDIGO, V 4, tb, in bond. Pekoe, Orange 14— 3 a Bengal. Campoi, DisciisnoßD Atimivraii pur. & violet 00— 0 0 corn. to good none in-patients cured l5 , / n-patients ............ 3! blue & violet 0 0— 0 0 Hyson Skin.... 1 8— 1 I Relieved and at own request 6 Out-patients blue violet, & fin 5 0— 5 6 Souchong,com. 1 1— 1 3 Irregular ord. & mid. 4 3 5 0 good to line 1 6 2 9 Dead .. 2 4 0 i Pekoe, flowery 2 0— 3 0 Hyson, corn. 4 2 6 Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr. Dawn op ci 4 0 Chaplain... ...... Rev. W. Channer. .-- 3 0 knotheearv_ Mr C 0....- ~- -- 3 3 Ho- EASTERN DISPEN, -11 6 -14 0 Report of cases for the week ending June 20 Persons relieved at the Dispensary Patients too id to attend, and visited at their own houses , cop. g. & fine. 3 6 ord. & mid. 2 3 4 0 line a • 3 6 Young Ityson 1 0 - 4 3 Imperial - 2 0 - 4 0 Gunpowder, 4 3 good and fine 2 4 5 0 TOBACCO, 49 , lb. in bond. .1. River, Leaf 0 2 0 45 con. qua_ity 2 3 tide 1 4 Madras 2 3 Gu . atimala, v lb. ae Visiter s, W. M•Cracken and E. Molyneux, Esqrs. House Surgeon . Mr. 51•Cheane. /AMES BOLD. Treasurer Floras Sobres Cortes Stemmed I 3i— o Kentucky 0 14— 0 4 4 6 I Maryland 0 0— 0 0 40 I Tuns's:sic,* cwt. in bond. Accidents 2 9 Bengal 10 B —l2 3i Ad NORTI SPIT) L, Ju Ns 21 Carracas, Flo. 3 g Sobres 3 0- 1 6 WEEKLY REPORT ADIIITTKI) Cortes.. LAC DVS, 3) 2D• D.T. and prime 1 8- amid. to good 0 5 ord. & infer. 0 2 bIADDKR ROOTS 1p cut. 5myrna........ 0 0— 60 Tripoli & Syria 0 0 French 43 0 Naploo •; •r •• r p 1 e - 0 0 TURPENTINE, aedical and Surgical cases Upon recommendation ... 2 2 I American I 6 ! VALOWIA,' -6 6 s Smyrna,"Ocked Norm 25 o—)g • 10 . 0 —is 0 >6 Died Rernalningin the liosp O WAX, BXXII'IO , Mi. ill 60;14 O African KO 0 East India 610 American -45 0 o Wind at Holyhead, N.N.W. li g ht b reeze in the morning; 51 0 W.S..W. moderate bree ze a t noon, and N.W. Lentle breeze in Wolin, Deal 58 0 the evening. Archangr Memel. Off HnlybP- 20 stand. m. duty paid Gothenburg Wyburg . Petersli 17 0 I 16 o 16 10 Danzig, Deck British American Pine LATII WOOD, per fathom. Danzig, 4 feet British American O 34- O 24- S4AIIOOANT, per foot of 1 inch thick. Honduras Cuba St. Domingo 1 0 OAK PLANKS, British American 0 0 TEAKWOOD, per cubic feet STAVES, per 1200 Danzig, C. Pipe Mid Quebec, red, to I in. thick and SA feet lone TIMBER, per cubic foot .490 0 ..40 -0 Pine, British Arner.common 0 0 red i 3 yellow Danzig. Memel. Riga.red I s ! p DISCHA ROTC'. Relieved and at own requeat z Attending as Out . Patients. 11 Consulting' Surgeon, William Gill, Esq. . Rouse Vibiters, C. Inman and D. M'Viccar, Emirs, Treasurer. R. W. Bateson, Esq. Chaplain, Rev. Wm. /I tiglies. -- Housc,Surgeon, Mr, Parker 30 Bristol and Gloucester 5 Caledonian 50 ICheste 10 'Chester and Holyhead 2 Chnrnet Valley 24 , Dublin and Belfast 'din and C th Shares astle and Berwick 100 'Newcastle and o (Preston and 1"61.-e 1 ° u 1 Runcorn 0 I Trent Valle :ern and Dover 32 16: i Yarmouth and Norwich York and North Midland Ditto half Shares Central of France 2 Lyons and Avignon ris and Lyons Paris and Oilean 20 !Paris and Rouen Paris and Strausbargh 14 (Rouen and Hay: 14 St urgh and Basle e and Meuse .. 4 (Sambre 121 Liverpool Hank 10 Ditto Banking C r lo i Ditto Borou to Ditto Comer 601 Ditto Royal 10 Ditto Union 1 0 I Manchester &I. 1Coa: Gas Oitto ne farrington Docks 200 - - Carrington Water Works, 2 Liverpool Fire and Life ifib Roy al l 0 Aarir 100 Yew i 25 I Ditto, quaff 20 toe( Ferry rn Tug Company PRICES OF SHARES, JuNs SHARES RAILWAYS, 2 Banish y Junctio_ 5 Birkenhead, M'chester& 00 4irmingharn and Gloucester t 5 Ditto quarter 7,} Blackburn and Preston 4 Bolton, Wigan and Liverpool '0 Bristol and Exeter and Birkenhead Ditto new Shares Ditto half o 65 Dublin and Drogheda 2a jDundee and Perth .... 25 'Eastern Counties Perpetual 61 Perpetual, No. 2 50 h- dinburgh and Glasgow .. 123 Ditto quarter........ 20 Edinburgh, Leith and Granton 5 Ditto, preference -13 Glasgow and Dumfries 25 .i , asgow, Paisley, & Greenock 123 Ditto half shares la Ditto preference 50 Glasgow and Ayr 123 Ditto quarter shares 100 ;rand Junction 50 Ditto half shares 25 Quarter 5 One-eighth 00 :.'ireat North of England 50 2 60 0 rnDe Ditto ooFH Westernial t l h f Shares s 30 , Hull and Selby 123 Ditto quarter . Lancaster and Carlisle ,7it Lancaster and Preston 9 Ditto three-quarter shares fAverpoo) and Manchester 0 Ditto half shares 2 Ditto new 2 8 Liverpool, Ormskirk Preston London and Eirmingliarr 2 I Ditto £32 shares 2 DA* quarter shares 5° London & Brighton 12* Ditto Loan Notes 12 London and South Western Ditto .€lO shares 2 e London and Y or k 1 ., Leeds and Bradford 4 " Manchester and Birmingham Ditto quarter.. 9 f, 1 Manchester, Bolton & Rossi „"„ Manchester, Bolton, & Bury ;" Manchester and Leeds ... 32 Ditto half shares ... 2 Ditto quarter shat es 00 I Midland Counties 54 3i I} 30 On the 10th insta teth-park, Mr. TII( Bona Dea, second s Di ELIZA, fifth daunt ige. 6d MARRIED tmerican Vic Cheshir 75 7 4 1 i Same day, at Bleasby, by the Rev. G , THOMAS 3 RANSON. eb 25 Newcastle and Darlington Junc 5 ;North British 100 INorth Union (A.) 1.0 Ditto (B.) 18 Ditto preference 1 4 .Sheffield and Lincoln 95 Sheffield and Manchester 8 , Quarter 2 1 Scottish Central Shrewsbury and Grand Junctior 10 Ditto, (Scarborough) .... 20 York and Selby £su shares 10 Ditto 25 shares FRENCH, &c. RAILWAYS, 4 Boulogne and Amiens BANKS, and MISCELLANEOUS 10 'forth and South 17i indertonCan - ying Company 3ootie Water Works -ke Cimp-any Val SANDS, Esq., of Elmswood. Aigbortl), t ter of ROBERT K. KELHAM, Esq., of , harnshire. On bond the General Newit _ . _ ...,• I SIM% Otarriages aim Drubs BIRTHS. On the 11th instant, the wife of Mr. JOHN H. CAVE, Sum• merseat, was delivered of a boy, and on the following i of a On irl. The mother nd children are doing well. the 14th instant,a at Usher's Island, Dublin, the lady GEORGE PIM, Esq., of a son. On the 19th instant, the wife of Mr. JAMES QUINN, Slate street, of a daughter. On the Igth instant. at Wocdblne Cottage, Bittern, nea Southampton, Mrs. HENRY M. MORISON, of a son it, at St. John the Baptist's Chun Hodge, of Bedf, ;a turdav a -street. to On the 15th instant, at St. JOU. teth-park, Mr. JAMES HARR/SON, Toxteth-. ark youngest daughter of Mr. THOMAS MYERS. Ber Same day, Mr. RICHARD CHAPMAN, shipw - LEN, relict of Mr. DANIEL HILL, Harlingt , teth.park. Same day, at St. Paul's Church, Mr. DAV' chief mate of the ship Blorenge, to Miss WARDS, of Rotherhithe. On the 16th instant, at St. Bride's Church, Mr BEETS, woollen-draper, of Mill-street, to Mir PRINING, of Upper Mann -street. On the 17th inst., at St. Bride's Church, Mr. THOS. TROMP SON, to ELIZA ANNE, daughter of THOMAS EOTTERP Esq., both of this town. Same day, at the Park+ Church, Ormskirk, Esq., to Miss MARY HEWETT, both of that place Same day, at Maghull Chapel. THOMAS, son MATHEWS, Esq., of Lydiate, to JANE, younge THOS. WATKINSON, of the same place. Same day, at St. Silas's Church, Mr. T. NORRIS, surge. Mrs. ADAMS. Same day, at St. George's Church, Evertor), Mr. H. Dlf DAMS, late of Winchester, to SARAH ANNE. d:" ---t SAMUEL PEARCE', Esl.. A Same day, at St. Pe'er's son of Mr. JOHN C. \TERRI, SARAH, eldest daughter of Mr. J of this port. Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. GEORGE FOSTER to LUCY POLLARD, daughter of the late t ieutenant Jeffreyes same day. at the Holy Trinity Church, BirkenhP-" Rev. E. B. Creek, RICHARD GATHORNR nity College, Camtirkion thorne, rector of Tam.. second daughter of E. CREI. head. eh. 'Po* ID lIENDEF ELIZA BETE r. JOHN RO ELIZABETH WM. TV of JOSEPH for this po rt, cet, SAMUEL. secimc , 1 Salem, Massachasets, WIN woollen.d On the 18th instant, at Myrtle street Chapel, Mr. JAMES JEFFREYS, merchant, of this town, to ARY ELIZA, second daughter of the late WM. SMITH, Esq., of St. Croix. Same day, at St. Martin's Church, by license, Mr. JOHN C. DEBANEY. of the Waterford Steam Company's Office, to Miss MARGARET HURST, eldest daughter of Mr. J. Hurst, innkeeper, Dale-strect. On the 19th instant, at St. Anthony's Catholic Chapel, by tha Rev. J. Newsham, Mr. CHARLES KINGSTOWN to SARAH eldest daughter of the late Mr. HERR , - town. Some day; WILLIAM HENRY LOTT, Esq to ELIZABETH, eldest dauehf- WRIGHT, of Newinetr— Euty • 0 o 4411 41 18s. per 2i load. 0 01,e, Envy will merit as its shade pursue 1 0 }Free 1 6 J 0 0 3 6 I osper Id 10 0 50 0 K. ALYDOR, tha IMITATIONS.— and among the various ungenero, feeling is manifested, there is perhaps none more 13tspica Me than the manner in which the sordid and unworth endeavour to profit by the skill and success of the talear and persevering, and by imitating their producti - once to deprive them of their just right, and r public, who are deceived by the fraudw To such an extent has the system • }Free. carried with that indiso,- modes in which this. wrong the nt imp( ___ ._ __ —Li propri... adopted, at an enormous expense, an entirely " fiscw . tars VELOPE," designed and executed by those admirable ar o tisti, Messrs. P er ki ns an d B acon, which is considered the 2 0 I B.P. in. ne plus ultra. of engraving, and is of such consummate 1 g excellence, as to defy all attempts at imitation.—See acitki 2 0 2 0 1306 Od 19 Id 1 10 18 ? Ii 3 1 d o . I j BATHING IN IRELAND.—Tbe following extr. " Cove Beach in the bathing season" in Aitunerrih's . Magazine exhibits a graphic contrast between the bath ing accommodation provided on the shores of England and Ireland. " Imagine it high water, and endeavour to divestyourself of English prejudice. To be sure, the _ . . Outward. Home. 1 beach is open, commanded by the passers-by in the rear, LONDON & LIVERPOOL, -----___, and the telescopes of half the ships in harbour in front; to •••• ••• 0 30s ••• odeAug.i • •••• but then, the stra n d, f or a m il e an d a h a lf , i s gronpe Leeward Isl. Dem. & Berbie 20 0 0 0 20 0 30 0 Jamaica , with women of all a ges an d con diti ons , from the moat Honduras 5O 0— 6o 0 50 0— 00 0 fastidious city belle to the Havana -act from PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S ,eless wuterlcarric New York, Boston Charleston, Savannah New Orleans Canada British Vortn America liewfounaiand ...... 0 -50 0 0 - 25 0 44 0 infancy, beauty and deformity, fashion and poverty, grace. fulness and decrepit u d e , congregrated without distin• • 0 0 tion. There are no machines—the wooden boxes irk " tended to serve as sub,t.tutes bei and f.- 30 0 tween," and invariably private pr 26 o vidual having selected a spot, f ee 30 o qualities, to bathe in, w!th the Mu,. (Wq proceeds to the task of disrobing hersel -u 40 0 ' a rock, a wrap-cloak, or sheet, beinr 0 ways over the head and t•houlderN, tc 35 0 40 o 40 0 vary purpose of a ' 40 0 margin of - • operty, but east from stories ani Brazils River Plate East Indies Batavia New South Wales Cape of Good Hop s,ver the tempo ' Presently the ,et (IC toilett Lima, Valparaiso, & Malta, Sicily, &c. 20 0 ' Mg gowns, and green oil ... ao 8 strand in slippe rs 6 30 0 th e waves , i mp o f skin caps, mince down band of young girls Lug Smyrna and Cons Madeira I : ; At Bowe spots stalwart. tucked-t ; , ing out invhbds by foroe ; at otl are thriving hand in hand, langlii Western Isles, ling at bathin Holland Hambnr, r ex te rt ipttt I,e , Gottenburg, Stocklio Petersburg, Riga. ikc OPori9 to o eralsong thettosk.lvtss ii bathers in 8 C _ plunging, floating, l•wi, les,tintsi of lb 0- 30 0' 26 0 0 20 0- - 40 0 i 30 0- 6o 0 40 0 Bales This Day. TAYLO On the 20th instant Davies. Captain OWEN LEW' to Miss MARGARET HUGHES, both of H On the 21st instant, J. N. BANKS. I NA BELLA KATE, or of South Devon aughter of HERBERT WI/ On the 22a Instant, at St. John the Baptist's Church park. Mr. JAMES WALT() to ELIZABETH, daughl DAVID ADDISON, of Toxteth•park. Eisby -hall, Notting of the late JAMES WAIN ch. by the Rev. Mr , ,f the Eliza Goddard olyhead. _th . _s . t . ,- 2wn. to AN DIED on her v „usu., .1nN , 11.„ wife of Mr. CHARLES CLARK, and I daughter of the late Mr. James Marshall, surgeon. Lately, at Barton, aged 9 t, Mr. 'I . PROUDLOVE. Lately, at Caen, where he had resided more than twenty i years, J. S. SMIPII, Esq., brother to the late Admiral Sir Sid , ney Smith, and former y :•mbassador at Constantinople. 1/4 was welt-known as a learned antiquary and for - his genera literary attainments. On the 19th April, a JAMES DANIEL, of Rhode , near M , ensiiire. aged 3) ,n of the late J. D. BURTON, Esq. On the irkth ultimo, aged a 6, SARA H. wife SPENCER, and third daughter of the wood, builder ate Mr. Ja: On . the 2nd instant, at Banff, Major-General OGILVIR General Ogilvie entered the army as a coronet of dragoons Is March, less, On the 3rd inst daughter of Mr. J.' t, CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH, youngest lES DOWN rr rirn uraper, kiirkenhead. day, at Shit:Mal, Shropshire, aged 103 years, Mr. JOIINI PAGE On the sth instant, at the Old Swan, Mrs. ELIZIBETR - 18 LOUGHLIN, mother of Mr. J. M. b .ker. Chean. irl On the gth instant. aged 57. BARBARA. wife of Mr. WI BLANCHARD, Crown Glass Works, St. Helens. Same day, aged 3g, Mr. WM. BRUCE, painter, of Evert") youngest son of the late Mr. wn, Earle, Esq., of Boot. On the 11th instant, Weymouth, formerly of this town. Same day, in Merrion-square, SMITH, Esq., for many years commissi On the 12th instant, at Westfield grove, Ileac, Leeds, MAR, we of Mr. RCH A RD OASTDER. Same day, Y sudd if enly, aged 1 53. SARAH, Wife of Mr RIMMER, late officer of the Customs. Same day, at ilufford. need a 9 mr /unon,r. JOHN MENZIES, Esq., of Wyke, ne MBROSN ner of Bankrupts, mgk7,near On the 14th instant, at his lionse, JONES, late of Rui hin, North Wales bilee-street,ilr . 73o . H2l Stu - 4 , e day. in Douglas, Isle of Mao. aged 17 LOTTE JONES, niece fW. J. Bisho,), Esq.. Same day, aged 78. Mr. MOUNTAIN, formerly leader of ilk band at Covent-garden Theatre, London. for many years. 1 / 4 survived Mrs. Mountain, once a very popular singer, four year and belonged to the Philh4rinonic Band until a few seasong, back. fARII CHAR. Same day, Mr. AMBROSE HUMPH RYS. of Upper Wimpote street, Cavendish-square, London, deputy-chairman of the Great Western Railway. During the day lie had attendf , his usual business, and had proposed an early dinne intention of getting to the Opera, with his d, time. When at dinner, he complained of illness, ...._ to the sofa in th.: room, and was a corpse in a few minut On the 15th instant, in his 16. h year, the Hon. J HENRY LAWRENCE SCARLET!, youngest son Abinger. Same day, at her residence, Wavertree- road, a - NAH, relict of RICHARD SUTTON, Esq. Same day, aged 44. MARY, wife of Mr. ' maker, late of this t --- ' butcher, of Redeross-street. Same day, aged 'o, MARY aughtei' in g ____ watchp 1 daughter of M 'A r. JameYLsOß. Reuslaalt ife of Mr. JOHN MATHEA 34 surgeon, Newton,. S I Same day, in Bedford 24 t GREGG, Esq., of th: O On the 10th instant. at Cartmel, aged 55, ANN REDHEAD, Esq., surgeon, greatly beloved by 6 her. the Willov firm of Messrs nd G. Gre Same day, aged 91, RICHARD MOULDEN, Esq tage. Samlesbury. near Preston. Vale Cot Same day, of consul - avian., late of Mill street. On the 17th instant, of consumption, JOHN LAWSON, Clocen's tobacco warehouse Same day, after a few days' illness. Colonel 11 , u311BROOKB M.P. for the western div'-' Mr. JOHN BANCROFT •ed 51 years, Mr, Same da Esq., M.P, in her 47th yeiir, ENISIA7w . ifeofJOHN COLLFM, Same day, at Preseot. a•-ed 28, ARTHL tte THOMAS JORDAN, Esq., of Newtowt Same day, at Kemptown. Itrighton,,theCount€ 'his amiable lady v .0 c nfined of twins the da Same day, aged pa. Mrs. FANNY WEST, 1: Mr. Robert West. builder. of K ngston.n— On the 18th instant. alto* a ,^ she bore with Cloi,tiati Mr. THOMAS WEB ,TER, of Chi and painful ill , YDII, the belo deeply deplored Sarile da' it the house c 'critic-terrace, aged 85, Mr: vn tne 19th instant, in Upper Irede ick-s and 11 months, MARTHA JANE VA LEN] much beloved and only child of Mr. JOHN grand.e hte of Captain J EMILY, younec ame day, SA for the county reared in good lie and, havirig made a passing obse tired to bed again. In a few it On the firth instant HILL ARY, Bart., ar peace for the Isle of M Same day, Mr. AMBROSE FISHER n her 6>d year, EMMA, lady one of I jcsty's j R, third son of tAe n, Wicklow. d wife of art-owner, William street On the 22d instant. aged 14 years, II ELENA ter of the late THOMAS LUTWYCHE. 17.sa. ( ~,• , 9 In. lc I