The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-11 00:00:00

r. Hay 11, 1847. THE LIVEIt,PO ........ St. Georgia, Hanna, sailed from Palermo for this port 12th ult. Atipping littelligentr. Alexander, Lundling, from Odessa for this port, at Falmouth, Ariarketg. tame:, nt and with loss of sails. . ese . • SUNDAY, MAY 9.—Wind W. moderate. e y e " TUESDAY, 4th MAY.—Wind S.E., moderate. Anatvap —Mary I i Bot!" from Calcutta—Elizabeth Jane, , . WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, MAY 4. SArean.---Betsy Susannah, Nielson, for Bergen—Cygnet, Wheat, 22 qrs., @43 15s. 6d. ee qr. : -total, 483 ls. Od. :e and Bray, from. Co'ombo m — r Fe e c ' onomist, —, from Antigua—Abbey Lees; Ben Brace, Lowery; Paragon,. Wilkinson; and Oxo- Oats, 0 qrs., @4O Os. Od. ap qr.: total, 40 Os. Od. gagers- Lands, Ekin,_ froma Savannah—Suffolk, Crosbie, and Venice, Barley, 0 qrs., @4O Os. Od. le qr.: total, .tll Os. Od. ice re- Mancheliter, Prentiss, Baltimore—Elizabeth, Genes ; Herald, edition ,osed of Auld; Wakefield, Broomhead ; Argo, Mitchell; Coromandel, Dunlevy, from. Philadelphia—Phoenix, —, from Antwerp— -- -•- Hubbock ; Pursuit, Spence ; Yorkshire Lass, Price ; Mary, Henry, Benjamin, from Altona—Sophia Charlotte, —, from WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, MAY 7. I, it is, Our arrivals this week are small, with the exception of Oats. croix'saaiLED —Carenas Ellis •; Countess of Durham, Hogg; Independence,_Harper ; Go a tterburg. and Robert W a tt, J o h ns o n , f o r Quebec—Catharine, Thomson, - The demand for Wheat is very animated at 7s to 8s per quarter Montreal—L a B e ll e, Chapl i n, Alexan d r i a, Egypt—Diana, mare, Davies; Sobraon, Wilson; Tay, Langwell, and Prince above last week's prices. Barley continues scarce, and is igainst • Sleightholm; Gipsy, Wilson, and Zephyrus, Clark. St. Peters- of Waterloo, Forbes, for Quebec. ready sale at 2s advance, and Malt in consequence is more in ILLS- 1 burg—ahaespeare. Henderson, St. John, N.B.—Osprey, Wil request at an improvement of 2s to 3s per load. Oats are Id &c., in . , hams ; B r it a nnic, (steamer,) Harrison; Susannah, Young; and Hope, Brown, hence for Nerve, at Tobermory. per stone; and Shelling 3s per load, higher. Beans meet a fair . nto be Brooklyn, Mitchell, for Halifax—Old England, How ar d, and Minerva, Phillips, sailed from Naples for this port, 24th ult. sale at Is per quarter more money. •a rant Chalco, Hellyer, for Shanghae—Sea . King, Hutton ,• Acadia, Hoffnung, Voss, from Stettin, at Grimsby, and sailed for this -----m. Perfu- Harlow ; alanteo, Weston ; and Tat °lints, Cave, for Boston— port 7th instant. atten- Athole, Brown, Calcutta—Allegro, Lindsay, for Africa—Ceylon, Prince George, Foster, from Callao, and Shamrock, Wise- LEEDS CORN MARKET, MAY 4. hers a , Crisp, and Hindoo, Lawrence, for Staten Island—Jane E. Hud- man, from Bahia, at Cove. The reported arrival of grain to-day is pretty good. Fresh son. Kelly; Era, Hinaston, and Caroline, Bull, for Riga—Lord FALMOUTH, May 7.—The Urania, Kamminga, from New thrashed Wheat meets a ready sale at 5s per quarter advance, NE Ashburton, Brown; Enterprise, Funk; Carthage, Fox; Abby York, f or Li verpoo l , w hi ch put i n here, 2nd instant, is dis- but chambered samples move off slowly - and are scarcely so W Pratt, Shaw, for New York—Rosalie, Nickols, for M a lt a, & c. — c h arg i ng, much dearer. The little Barley offering obtains 3s per quarter of t he Burgomeister Smidt, Yell:man, Rio de Janeiro—H o p e, Sh er i - VESSELS SPOKEN. more money. Oats Id per stone, and Beans is per quarter rs (not dan, Newfoundland—Nyverheid, Briex, Ostend—Escalduna, Ellen Jenkinson, hence for Africa, 13th ult., in lat 38, lon 16 dearer. e most Ugarte, for La Gunyra—Cuba, Bell, Jamaica-eOporto. Barnes, —Mary 'Worrell, Gordon, hence for Nalpariso, 2nd March, in ____ __ _. _ -a - ------ --- -- - -r e -' Havannah—Pax, Haack, Bremen—Fanny,O c k e tt , S t. Domingo , tat 23 5, lon 58 W—Blorenge, B an k s , front Calcutta for this K p, E ic T es , i l‘ m. l % A •e Y be s e . n de - —Jenny and Mary, Fisher, Bremen—Boscoppa, Menn, Rotter- port, 24th March—Pathfinder, Noakes. front Bombay for-Lon- B . I R .. t 3 h l e l N present G I r the dam—Aurora, Dannenburge Revel—Auguste, Kirkhove, Ghent 'don, 12th Feb., in lat 24 5, lon 36 E—Adeline, from Sierra Leone Duren, IATIC —Phillyra, Lovering, Gahitz—Condor, Hohlmann, Cadiz and for Newcastle, 14th ult, in lat 32 N, lon 35 W—Solway, of Beau- manded - for Wheat, and 4s to 5s per quarter more money ob- IA N A v r eek CO m ß uc N h higher 3iAß Calcutta—Powhattan, Hayden, Baltimore—Sea Luerken, Lar- marls, 24th ult., in let, 43, lon 25—Arnold, of Sunderland, 25th tained on the sales effected. Bara and Beans is to 2s per 1847. gen, Tonsberg—Eugen, Moritz, Stettin—and Eliza, Cook, for ult., in lat 45, lon 23—Lord Hungerford, Piggott, from Calcutta benefit Pernau. - for Lopdon, 7th Feb., in lat 15 S, lon 68 E—Lanercostand Jere miahmaintainedtheirvalue. Garnet, hence for China, 28th March, in lat IS, lon 21 W HULL CORN MARKET, MAY 4. I had Higg,inson, Ho:, , g, hence at Barbadoes. —Ranger, from Pernambuco, 24th ult. in lat 38, lon 37 With exhausted stocks in granary, and most insignifica n t id with _- Requiter, Searle, hence at Alexandretta, and sailed for Galatz Ganges, of this port, outward hou n d, 29th ult., in lat 49, lon 6 supplies both front abroad and coastwise, the business transac lisease Tom Banks, Jones; Tipula, Mortimer; Mary Clark, Stew- —Mersey, of this port, 30th ult., in lat 48—Ino, of this port, tions of the past week have partaken of the same limited cha• on the art; Leila, Woolley. and Pera, Reid, hence at Galatz. 21st ult., in lat 37, i on 37—J ane H ammon d , h ence f or S avan t racter we have so repeatedly had to no ti ce o f l ate. O ur conti iating. 1 John Troughton, from Alexandria off Gibraltar 4th April. nab, 27th March, in lot 26 N, lon 47 W—Flora, hence for Rio nental advices again come higher, and in every part of Europe s I im- Fermin di Anatole, hence at Bilboa. Janeiro, 28th March, in lat 3 N, lon 22 NV—Albatross, hence prices are being paid for all articles of human consumption quite preclude their shipment to this country, even at 3ristol, Aurora, Montier, hence at Copenhagen. for Lisbon, 26th ult., off Cape Finieterre—James Campbell, w hi c h subsi- Jane, Clark, and Nancy, Way, hence at Hamburg. hence, 24th ult., in tat 41, !on 14—Commodore, hence for Monte the high rates now obtainable. America and the ports of the Black Sea are thus the only sources of supply, and an early and -a-half Demuth, Oltmans, hence at Bremen. Video, Nth March, in tat 3 N, lon 21 W—Cape Packet, from the Cape of Good Hope for this-port, 22th March, in lat 11, lop fine harvest is most needful for the future position of the corm :stored Ranger, Page, front Pernambuco at Cove. try ; if the very acee table rain which has fallen during the 'Gambia, front Maranham at ditto. ll—Ail/melt, from Calmtta for London, 22nd March, in lat 6 S, week is succeeded by :arm weather, we may yet see so desire- Superior, Sherries. from st. Michael's at Scilly, and sailed for lon 16 W—Alexantler Baring, 28th March. in lat 0, lon 21 W— illi ya this poet after being supplied with anchor and - chain. Charlotte, hence for Ric, Janeiro, 29th March, in lat 2 .IN . lon ble an event. The reports received this morning . , from Mark my neves • Agnes, Kissock, hence at Toberntory. . 21 NV—Alice, bound south, 12th ult., in lat 22, lon 37—P1 mince Imre have completely surprised the trade here • our farmers at Albert, from Sincapisre for London, 20th ult., in lat 36, lon 39 to-clay's market were exceedingly wild and'hi hin their d my ill- Stranger, arleinnel. hence for Narva at ditto. i Inn, 'Queen of England, Pearson, and Antilla, Barlett, from-China W—Clifton, from Calcutta for London, 22nd ult., in lat 37, wands for the Wheat they offered, (and which was to a ex at g fair e rm the ' at London. lon 35. Poncho and Pohlano, hence at Havannah. tent,) 90s. being the price demanded for general runs, while ffiicted George Dean, sailed from Havannah for this port on the Ist PACKET - -- -- - ----- -- --------- -. 'B4s. to BEs. were the rates most current on the part of millers, LIST, G ENERAL POST-OFFICE, MAY 10. the only buyers at these extreme rates; an advance of ss. to April. DUBLIN, - I 6s. per qr. was paid on foreig n . Our supplies of Spring Corn 'Sunderland,May I.—The St. Patrick, of :Tad from Liverpool for was lost on the 17th April being in contact. Destination. Mails desp'd Last Packet Next Packe -and Wheat are ve r y sma ll, an d a ll d escr i ptions a re ready sale at rain, Two of th e crew l ost. The remainder tended at Carlingford, from London sailed. d ue. f u ll 2 s, per qr. advance. Emnotraii, May 2.—The Dutch barque Urania, Kamenga, S'HAINIPTON STAT ION ------ -----.-- , lON from New York for Liverpool, was :pat in here to-day leaky. Lisbon MANCHESTER CORN - EXCHANGE, MAY 8. vv. rude with part of the cargo thrown overboard, loss of long boat, " Madeira nun as 'Water casks, bulwarks, &c. Spain tnd all SMYRNA, April 17.—The Highlander, Carrill, hence for Li- Gibraltar every month .to enquire fully into it, has this week evidenced itself to the tinued country in a manner that cannot be mistaken. There has verpool, in working out of the gulf on the 14th instant, took the Malta&lonian Islands 3rd and 20th Achilles. as the ground, near St. James's Castle, but came off without assist- Greece and Egypt.... of every May 3 me pre- ante, and sailed the following - day. India, Ceylon,& China month. -to the ports, and in ail quarters prices have rapidly advanced, . though less, perhaps, here•end at Liverpool than in any other • TOBERMOREY, April 29.—For 'the last three The we have by his been visited by a severe gale from the west. Eellowship, (1) Brit. Col. in W. Ind. ' market. Even yesterday, 'the advance in prices at Liverpool (except Honduras, & bore no proportion to that which took place at Wakefield. At pmall, Armstrong, front Liverpool for St. John, N. 8., put in here-on 2nd end 17th Avon Bermuda,) For Col Next Mail ~, our market to-day, prices are very irregular. Some holders iberts, - the 27th instant, leaky, and - with rudder unshipped, and ha sof - every May 2 due May 7 Brad- month. in W. Indies, .xcepi ask n-rm very extreme:rates, whilst others, content to realise good ;arter I been beached. - _ _ __ Havana, Venezuela, and Madeira I profits with good men, - accede to more reasonable terms. Spe culation is at an end, and the demand is- for consumption only. ester WEDNESDAY, sth May.—Wind S.E., moderate. In this state of things, there is considerable uncertainty in our :adore (screw steamer,) Sarsfield, from Ma- (2) Mexico& Havana . } and of every Avon ARRIVED.—Diamond, Next Mail • quotations ;an advance,. however, may. be quoted upon Wheat tr I, and, and Beira; sailed 25th April. (3) Bermuda St. Juan 1 (month only. May 2 due May 7of fully Is. pe r b us h e l ; Fl our, ss. to Bs. per sack, and 4s. to ss. per barrel ; Oats, 4d. per b us h e l ; O atmea l , 2s. to 3s. per load ; New Grenada and Beans 3s per quarter.. A cons id era bl e. portion of this ad ced t e Duchess of Clarence, Birch, from Calcutta at St. Helena , and de Nicara g ua, and ellth of every Forth Next Mail sailed for this port 21st March. vance has accrued since yesterday, in t onsequenee of the re- Robert, dyers, and Mary Hartley, Bartlett, from Bombay at FALMOUTH STATION. -..... port received this morning from London. No Malting Barley St. Helena. Madeira, Brazil, and Evng. of 4th LIMB Petrel l llMß. Swift is to be had, and the - stock. of Malt being small, choice qualities IN • Winsford, Christie, -tailed from ditto for Jamaica en - the Bth B uenos A yres I every month May 6' June 26 are held for an advance of ss. per load. It may be stated, that , March. not only (as we have rema r k e d f or th e t wo o r t h ree l ast wee k s) . Denison, King ; Parker, Risien, and Dwarka, (steamer;) h ence LIVERPOOL STATION, has supply 'ceased from the Eastward, b u t th e F ore i gn arr i va l "TIC i at Madeira. Brit. N. America, Berae 18th instant Britannia Cambria .. 7ed by - 1 3 Forth, (steamer,) from Southampton at ditto. muds, and U. St a t es I ) May 4 may 15 at Li verpool has much fallen off. . Gilbert Jamieson, Harris, sailed from Smyrna for Mytelene - - - - -- - . ._ - .., __ .______ __ _ oat-s e-nfall and this port 17th April. LONDON GAZETTE.—TUESpAY, MAY 4. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, MAY 5. - . • Aram, (steamer,) Easterby, hence at Malt a , an d procee d e d The show of Beasts to-day was chiefly from Yorkshire and 3. / for Constantinople 18th April. ' - --0). the north, but none from Ireland. The demand was unusually ad his Index, Cross, hence off Malta, and sailed for Zante. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. brisk, and as much as 30s per head must be noted on a ll prime hem 1 Emilia and Celestine; Ocean Queen, and Mariner, he nce a t J . P . Qxley and Co., Openshaw, Lancashire, dyers ; as far as stock. Beef realised fully 7d, and Mutton lid per lb. King- . Naples. - regards J. P. Oxley—l% Whalley and It. Shepherd, Farington, ' - ---- enOe& Grace, O'Neill, hence at Kiel. Lancashire, provision -dealers—J. Stuart and Co., Manchester, WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET MAY 5. a con- ' Clara Dorothe a , F err i gan , an d James Fry, Green, hence at the merchants—W. Watson and J. Hamilton, Preston, drapers— , We had a fair supply of stock at market this morning of both inges, Texel. W. B. Bragg and D. Pilkington, Liverpool, ship-blinders—G. descriptions. There was a good attendance of buyers and the tin no Palmyra, Waldach, hence at Tenneuse. Gilkes and Co., Warrington, iron-founders. market was better in prices. Beet', Is 6d to Is per st.; Mutton, lay be James Ray, from Pernambuco at Cove. BANKRUPTS. clipped 7de in wool, Bedper lb. Sheen 6000-; 6OO. ildren . Mary Muir, front Bahia for Stettin offthe Wight. Thomas Robinson, Liverpool, blacksmith, May 11 and June Nile raci a f ' large supply of lean Cattle and elves. Sandford, Sinclair, from Porto Rico at Bristol. 11, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool. Official _ , ,3. 6d., Tug, hence at Stromness, with sails split, bound - for Cron- assignee, Mr. Bird, Liverpool. Solicitors, Messrs. Cornthwaite, ----- -- - ___ a No. stadt. 0:d Jewry-chambers, London ; and Mr. Pemberton, Liverpool. LIVERPOOL CORN . EXCHANGE, MAY 4. Drug- . Albion. Foreman, hence at Longhope, and sailed lor'Pernau Richard Burkinshaw; Sheffield, sharebroker. The supplies of English and Irish produce received here . 28th April. John Mimics, Sheffield, licensed victualler. since this day week are moderate; whilst those of Wheat, In- Britannia, M 4 Millen, hence at Lo'ngbope, and sailed for St. Ann Collyer, Stoke Hammond, Buckinghamshire, cowkeeper. dian Corn, Indian Meal, and Flour, from the continental ports Petersburg 28th 'April. George Horne and Alexander. Macleod Burghes, Cheapside, of Europe and America; are very abundant, with several arri -347. London, booksellers. vats of Barley and other Grain ; the exports during the same -Mess THURSDAY, MAY 6.—Wind S.E., light. - Thomas Stirling, sen. and William Stirling, Stratford, Essex, time having been repeated to a fair amount. US re- Artniven.-Arcole, Hoodless, and John Jardine. from New slaters. This morning's market opened with considerable excitement. small • York—lnO, Warwicb, Pernambuco—St. Lawrence, Brown, and Robert Cogan, Leicester-square, London, glass-merchant. Prices have been very fluctuating. •, but generally speaking, found Adrian, Pike, New Orleans—Tuskar, Lovell, Virginia—Lusita- George Southwell, Whitstable, Kent, baker, an advance has been obtained on Wheat of 6d. to 9d.er 701 b., cured , Ilia, from Villa William Rolph, -Bridget, Wade, Lisbon—Leopold, from Willia Rolph, Billericay, E ssex , i nn k eeper, at which a fair amount of business has resulted. p from . Bilboa—Maria-Grace, from Cephalonia. • James Cooper, Billericay, Essex, cattle salesman. • John Alfred , Trimmer, Brentford, victualler, Flour has been in increased demand at an improvement of Harty • SAI LED.—New World, Skiddy a and Windsor Castle, Reid , from 2s. to 2s. 6d. per barrel. nedy, New York—Harriet Humble, Bevis, Batavia—Walton, Nicols, John 1 ulletne, jun., Selby, Yorkshire, brewer. Barley and Oats were each 2d. to 3d. per busarer. Hong Kong—Supply, Tullock, Wyborg—Fenella, Ciouston, for Francis Ripping,ale,Thrumpton, N ottinghanashire,auctioneer. Beans and Pease in good demand, realizing a h n el im de provement )N, : cape de Yards—Margaret Hughes, Hughes ; Active, Stanley, DIVIDENDS. of 2s, per,quarter. rpooL , and Heart of Oak, Dibden, Newfoundland—Maria and Eliza- May 28, B. 11. Hunter, Liverpool, merchant—May 28, 11. C. There was an active inquiry for Indian Corn, at the p r ic es o f beth, Wo o d, an d B en N ev i s , Turner, Quebec—Mary, Redpath, Howells, jun., Bristol, stockbroker. this day week.. nova ' Montreal. CERTIFICATES - To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the Wheat, 's .70Ia. s. d. s. d. ,s. d. s. d. rants, . Ethiope,(steamer,) from Africa at this den, with sailed from Fer- day of meeting. English red nando Po 22d Feb. Left there the Snowden, with loss of mud- May 25, 11. Dutchman, Liverpool, .merchant—May - 25, H. Ditto, white l2 2 —l2 6do 'l2 3 —l2 8 ry ef- - der; and discharging to repair. Lovett and W. H. L. Conran, Liverpool, merchants—May 25, I r i s h red your • Fame, from Pernambuco at this port, With part (if her cargo J. Ingham, Liverpool, merchant—May 25, P. Burns, Liverpool, Ditto, white ll 6 —ll 9 do. ...,1 —— I that thrown overboard. bookseller. Rye, English, ee qr ;of it Fl ora, SPDonalti, APPherson, and Ann Lockerby, Harvey, SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Barley English 5O 0 —54 0 Chevalr. 55 0 —.56 0 I find henc e a t Itcarrilruxt- lt hurt T.T...,,, VA ;111%11 mplt 1...;1.1., Flora, hepce at Bomb. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS, Robert Henry, Edinburgh, tailor. Elizabeth M`Kinlay, Glasgow, grocer. William Cameron, Miinlochy, Ross-shire, me. John Watt, Kilsyth, Stirlingehire, coal-master Owen M 4 Gough, Glasgow, spirit-dealer. l‘ille i r sailed from di Feb. John, 18th March ; fa and , Larpent, Bland, tto on l6th the 28th ; .March Crown ,, all for this port. Ivanhoe, Simpson. hence for Colombo at Calcutta. Parlancl, Smith, sailed from Saugor 4th Mardi; Mary dart, Dean, Dean, 10th ; Penang, Hawkins, 14th ; and Manilla, Har rison, 16th. all for this port; and John Wickliffe, Daly, on 12th March, for Demerara and this port. The Lawrence sailed from Madras 16th Mardi for Coringa and this port. Magistrate ; May, Cuthbertson ; and Mary, Davies, hence at Old Calabar. England, Everard, hence at New York. In lat. 45, lon. a; passed the schooner Concord, of Ply - mouth, dismasted an abandoned. came Republican tities of Barre Malt, English, 2ii'cfr pale Irish -85 •© Oats, per 451 b, FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Dean Brothers, Liverpool, merchants—D. Shaw, Son, and Co., Huddersfield and Aldmondbury; Yorkshire, merchants— Midd!ebrook and Priestley, Leeds, cap manufacturers—J. and R. Preston, Jane-wood. near Holmfirth, Yorkshire, dyers—S. Hirst and T). Hardcastle, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, rag merchants —Dilger, Winterbalder, and Dilger, Bradford, Yorkshire,clock makers; as far as regards T. DifL,r—a 5 9 Seed 5 8 5 9 5 8 ' - h and Scotch 1510 - 0 En t ; Welsh Irish, fine qualities general do 5 7 Beans, English, qr... 53 0 —56 0 -Pigeon .55 0 Scotch & Irish,9o4Bolb 49 0 —5l 0 . Pease, English, white .. 59 0 —64 0 IbluE Do. & Irish Igrey Flour, per 2801 b. n, hence at New York. Saw large (plan alf-barrels of flour nnarkeirl[p] Ist Apri , •-• iniger—Li. Hanson ano Sos Bradford, Yorkshire, stuff merchants; as far as regards n J Hanson—G. Wilson and F. Southern, Sheffield, merchants. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. T"). saml • . _ Eiiilish& Irish, 200.1 tine ....'52 0 .aliernne l GO 0 —62 0 extra .. 58 0 ip lb. of 2401b.1 -55 0 -63 0 Leland Henrie Franco u, hence at Mobile. Humbarton, hence at Charleston. ). and Lydia, Soule, hence at Baltimore. th ; Wyoming, Miercken ; and Champlair ictaieton, L ancashire, o sinnels• W. Longbotto n and It. Bentley, Rochdale, c wool tton me P rchants • BANKUPTCY ANLLED Robert A. Stace, Sand ß gate, Kent, uphol NU steer.. BANKRUPTS. Canadian Bran, ip 241 L -48 0 -48 0 hence at I Robert Cogan. Leicester:aci FretlPrirt. Tint 1 •e, London, glass merchant CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 7 rely finir thing. in from Ivnl. We hare scar land, Hawley ; H ridan, Cornish; t, Palmer • Ellersl e ; at New York, Arabella, hence James Rumsey, Lansdowile-villas, Fulham-road, drysalter. 'William Fugler, Lawrence-lane, Cheapside, Manchester ware houseman. during the past tliree day, and the only arrival of Wheat comprised in 1538 quarters from the United States, while the fresh supply of Indian Corn, Corn Meal, and Flour, though to a fair extent, falls very considerably short of what we have lately been accustomed to receive. • teen - of the Wesf,Woodlionie; Southernei Harvey; and John Bright, Walters, hem John Layton, Cheshunt, Herefordshire, linen draper. William Andrew, Duval's-lane, Hornsey-road, livery stab! keeper. _ _ _ WashingidTi Irvin Caldwell; Cairo, Poor; Nonantum, Far Lug: sold John Cumming, Dwight, Dena At Boston James Tate, Holles-street, Cavendish-square, bootmaker. Ray Joseph Jones, Basingstoke, London, tailor. Francis Buchanan Hoare, Lincoln's-inn-fields, printer. James Riley, Mount-place, Walworth, cheesemonger. John Shea, Aldermanbury, woollen warehouseman. George Burbidge, Moorgpt e - s t ree t, L on d on, auct i oneer. John Sansom, Fordingbridge, Hampshire, surgeon. Henry Clare Timpson, Tonbridge Wells, surgeon. John Watins, 'Wandsworth-road, Surrey, licensed victualler Jabez Hawkins, Nottingham, currier. Edward Swift, Walsall, Staffordshire, saddler's ironmonger. James Tyler, Worcester; hop merchant. Samuel Groom, Whitchurch, Salop ? auctioneer. William Burton, Bradford, Yo r kshire, joiner. Richard Rymer, Manchester, hotel keeper. James Butterworth, Rochdale, cotton manufacturer. Edward Mellor, Ashton-under-Lyne, stonemason. Tlie steady improving tone of the country markets, and the additional advance in London on Wednesday, have further stimulated the trade here, in the interval since our last market, and upon a fair amount of business the tendency to higher prices has been manifested ; at the same time, cash buyers have found a decided advantage in their purchases, and many bargains of this nature have been closed. Flashy, Brown, hence at Shail. Vesta, Mason, fence at Galatz. The Apollo sailed from Marseilles for this porton the 29th c Marcia Cleaves, Wilson, hence at Havre. Lady Constable, hence for Prince Edward's Island at Mull. Anna, Snarrer, from Bandholm for this port, at Deal. Rowena, Orfeur, hence at Alexandria. Countess of Minto, Allen, sailed from do. 10th April, an Neva, Simpson, 17th April, both for this port. CALCUTTA, March 23.—The Eliza, Stewart, for this port proceeding down the river, ran on shore, and has broken he back. next NEw YORK, April 13.—An American ship, of about 400 tons a it. This morning's market Waseil - iiite7;led, chiefly by parties from the interior, and with an animated demand for all articles, principally for our own locality, in addition to a moderate sale to Irish buyers, we quote a pretty general advance upon the current rates of Tuesday, viz. :—On Wheat, 4(1 to 611 per 70Ib. ; Sack Flour, 3s to 4s ; Barrels, Is 6(1; Barley, Id to Id per 60Ib. ; Beans, Is; Indian Corn, 2s per quarter; Indian Meal, 6d to Is per barrel ; Oatmeal, 2s per load. Several parcels of Indian Corn were taken at the advance, to )1d over. which were tlu ~,,iv waS SE Eureni 2d . April, in lat, 3 taken u,c aoanuonea Ilth March: crew off and into Boston by the Arzoff—Matilda, of and from this port for Cork, was abandoned 18th Mar c h ; crew t a k en t o Norfolk. DIVIDENDS. June 1 bleacher— J. Winder, Bury, Lancashire June 1, W. Barker, Royton, Lancashire, millwrigh —May 29, J. L Great Grimsby, FRIDAY, Minx 7 ARRIVE n.—Mercidetus, Certino, from Matanzas—Leo, Rees, Rio Janeiro—Navigation, Putman, and Exchange, Darkey, New York--Georr'iana, Higgin s , Phil adelp hia—lsabella,Robbs, Demerara—Jane, Jenkins; Colin Campbell, Charente. Scat LED.-Ann Semple, Jones, for Narra—Aurora, Troense gard, Golding—William Thompson, M`William, Cronstailt— JOhn Barry, Elliott Barcelo na — Sirius, Fraser, Pictou—Karen Maria, Ankenson, Bergen—Elizabeth, Barclay, Rio Janeiro— Davies, Laguayra, &e.—S pruce, Clark, Riga—Jolla Riga-3oloißobson,,ConstatitM p ole— Ttinmaititapp, Boston—Pheasant, Fielden. Huntress. Bomhav—P 1 , CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. May 28, J. Gillon, jun., Liverpool, wine merchants—June 3 ; J. Chatterton, Manchester, coach builder—Jyne 3, W. Dickin• son, Manchester, Saddler—May 31, -H., J., and T. Booth ; Ilaughton, Lancashire, hat manufacturer. CERTI ATE To be granted b y t h e Court of FI Re C view,unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before May 28. J. Bagman Birmingham, builder—P. Ca Met_ ittfnT4,,,cf.” leather dl.srin,_ r guayra• Asbridge, Hong Kung. • ..... ..... ..., ktv 111 ....aier—.l . and J. Fi rt h , jun., J:Dugdale, , and W.. ttuncster Stott, .._ . Stainland, Yorkshire, cotton spinners. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.. W. Cochrane, Kelvinhaturli, bleacher. J. E. Garven, Irvine, tiniber inerchant. S. C. Barley and Co. Glasrmw. silk ~,,;,,,—.... Angles' Oregon id Favorite, Green, hence at Virginia at Baltimore mercnant. B. Macmillan, Glasgow, cabinet maker. R. Grieve, Roxburghshire, miller. Courteney, Jones ; Defence, Brewster; Highland Mary, Crosby; Oxford, Yeaton ; Viminia, Brown ; Compton, Houghton ; _moray, Jameson; Charlotte, Smith; Eugenia, Briscoe, and Royal Sovereign, Hood, all hence at New York. Malabar, from Cork at ditto. Mary Somerville, Johnson, hence at Calcutta. Harriet, Williams, and Norval, Williams, hence at New foundla,nd. Emanuel, I Ff•illicete, HU THE CHAR LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, MAY 8. DISCHAROPID: In-patients cured, 28; Relieved and at own request, 19 ; Made Out-patients, 0; Irregular, 2 ; Dead, AnhtirrEn In-patients, 50; Out- lients, 8 Cisuals during the week, 14; in'the Hbuse Watchword, DOwning, hence at Smyrna. Eliza Sanders, Sanders, and Providence, Lee, hence at Genoa Blundell. Ric hard Gibson - , Treasurer Jol4iiiiiiiicOTeortazer, and Cornet, Dale, 'hence at Cadiz. Bertha, Harris; Dart, Clarke; Ann Paley, Lister; Wave, B anfield ; and St. Helier, Dorey, hence at Lisbon. Try, Green. hence at Harlingen. Pannvinede. Hell. hence at Vile_ NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT, MAY 8 ADMITTED: Accidents, 23 ; Medical and Surgical Cases upon recommendation, 22 ; Total, 45.—Dtscunaono : Cured, 13 ; Relieved and at own request, 6; Attended as Out Patients, 11 ; Irregular, 1; Died, 2; Remaining in the Hospital, 101. Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician and Surgeon for the ensuing week, Dr. Scott and Mr. Jones . House Visitors, Rev. Thomas Hornhy and Chas. Inman' Esq. ; House-Surgeon, Mr.Gildersleeves Trea: surer, B. 11. Jones, Esq.; Chaplain, Rev. Wm. Hughes. Lochinvar, Wescott, hence at New Orleans. Lancashire, Lyon, hence at Mobile. 'e3r, hm Grenada, ; Spooner ; Thomas Bennett, Sherman ; G. A. Hop- Be and Geoeral Parkhill, M'Kowan, hence at Charles ton. Anglesea, Burrows, and Favorite, hence at Virginia. haw YORK, April 16.—The Crusader, Buchanan, of Clue -1e; from Philadelphia to Liverpool, was falle n in with at sea 4 n a sinking state, and the crew taken off by the Cronstadt, arrived here. April 17th—The American ship Caspian, Blevin, i r nta Philadelphia to Liverpool, was abandoned 20th March in at. 42, lon 36, with ten feet water in her hold. Crew taken , off n Y the Levant, at Baltimore. The British brig Concordia, was d,aaisecl 10th March, in lat. 44, lon 43, getting up jury -masts. 'e Bay, from Limerick to this port, is on shore below Sandy r n .k., and expected to be a wreck. The Tartar, from Boston l ea k p put back to the former port with cargo shifted, Briscoe her upper works, and pumps choaked. The Eugenia, Arrived here from Liverpool, shipped a heavy sea 12th #4.' r ea, P wilich stove bulwarks,, caboose-house, &c., and killed Fr,e s teward. The Susquehanna, that arrived at Philadelphia ,i t n iverpool, was struck by a heavy sea 6th March, which l ei Med the after house, stove stern and quarter boats, and ' 4Ol l the cabin And deck with water. The Daniel, (supposed to A„1 1 e David), from Liverpool to Norfolk, was spoken 2nd 5 0 .....4 in lat. 36 ion 54, with decks swept and leaky, steering r ) and only disco trect, SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL, MAT 8 MONTHLY REPORT INDOOR: Cured ard7elieyid. - Eki Dead, 4; Entered, 72; Under treatment, 48.—Orr000n : Cured and relieved, 150; Dead, 0; Entered, 145; Under treatment, 28. Chaplain, Rev. Thomas Nolan, A.M. • Treasurer, D. Platt, Esq. ; Visitors, Studley Martin and John Job, Esqrs. ; House-Surgeon, Mr. Thos. Morris; Assistant House- Surgeon, Mr. Thomas Armstrong Cammock. WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND WORK HOUSE HOSPITALS, MAY 8, 1847. ADMITTED: Fever and Small Pox, 102; Medical and Surgical Wards, 49; Lying-in Wards, 2; Lock, 2; Total, 155.—Di s- CHARGED: Cured, 86; Relieved, 15; Died, 42; Total, 143. — REMAINING IN THE HOSPITALS: 'Fever and Small Pox 421 ; Medical and Surgical Wards, 265 ; Lying-in Wards, 9 ; Lock, 21 ; Total, 716. Consultinr, Physicians, Dr. Macrorie and Dr. Gouthwaite; Consulting Surgeon, Mr. M'Culloch ; Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Dickinson and Mr. Davies ; House-Surgeon, Mr. T. F. Grimsdale ; Assist.-Surgeons, Mr. E. T. Watkins and Mr. Baines ; Apothecary, Mr. Thomas Lingley ; Assistant ditto, Mr. Wheeler. • SATURDAY, M AY B.—Wind S.S.E., moderate. o i t.ltaivE D .,-H ugueno t, Graces; John R. Skiddy, Luce; York y rep ; Sea, Freeman, and Alpbine, Curry, from New fr;, l los Holme, from Boston—Columbian, Merriman, El ailadel'phia—Excelsior, Williams, from New ••Orleans-- Youne, - froni Alexandria. __ fa tbo - inea" 4 in lit: A./A - "' I LE , I3—IV iOW . 41St °n, Or I .., -uenbirk,;, itai, Spencer, for Philadelphia—William, —Ciesar, Jansen, for Cuidad New York—• Tom Moore, Stitt, for Rio rig. for Charleston►—Sincerity, Griffiths, Thoins, for Maranharn. or narover, Princess Victoriv LYING-IN HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN, 21, PgmanoKE-PLACE. . _ A PHIL, W 47, Larch, L ardley, from Fleet weld, at New Prk, an te, hence at Galveston. .Zalacia, Royce, hence at Havana. eiing Alfred, K n ilt; h ence at Palermo. com, Jones, hence at Rouen. Peitke, hence at Memel. •4411Ymede, Dell, hence at Harlingen. AomirrEn : In-Patients, 20; Out-Patients, f 35 ; Total, 105. DfSCHANOED: Cured, 50 ; Relieved, 11; Irregular, 4 ; Died, 0- -Remaining on the Books, 140.. • Consulting Surgeon, Thomas Blackburn, Esq.; Aecon chers, Messrs.. W a t son, R oche, and Blower; Treasurer, Robert Smith, Esq., Tower-garden. Honorary Secreblv ries, Thomas Dwyer, A.M., and Mr. James Stonelsou.se. s very T . my time Ids of to try Chovv from rie she ten in ,t-ir me only speculative transactions ap great bulk of our demand being for con- parent to-day, the sumption. LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, MAT 7. Sugar.—The demand is extremely lithited, and owing to the continued pressure in the money market, buyers only purchase ,!-- oxtman The sales are 350 hhds. B.P. and 1850 bags Bengal. Foreign.— The market continues very flat, the sales of the week being confined to 70 Mids. Porto Rico, at from 47s to 50s per cwt., and a few small lots of Brazil and Havana. Alolasses.—The trade are very reluctant tc their immediate wants, and the sales, which c Porto Rico and Surinam, show a decline of Coffee.—Upwards of 300 tees of Jamaic have been sold, at prices within the ran now given - on previous rates, ,111,1 Via6.s mach. replier orougitt 21,t1 per lb. No sales of Cocoa, Ginger, or Pimento. Rice.-1350 tees. Carolina sold, chiefly for ;s Oil for good to fine, 4000 bags Bengal to e 00 bags on the spot, at 20s to 2Cs 6cl for tiro] of the new crop, of the quotations Limited to 50 casks LTVERPOOL COTTON MARKS' On Satin - day, in the expectation that the ex of the money market would in some degree h rumoured export, at 25s to arrive at 21s, and , ken, and 21s 6d to r, MAY 7, •.. R ade in Russian government, an impulse was given ta fully l i d per lb advance was obtained upon a American. From Monday to the close of th, been a comigete cessation of speculative i ffs” Iv% treme stringency most intens, effect sales have beenlOrn the funds - by the ) the demand, and descriptionsll of Le week there has inquiry, and the he reduction in several iiist.;n7 as! week ; some parties to ►e market !ulation scriptioni are closes with re 300 American, 300 American and 200 Surat, ACCOUNT OF SALES AN For the week er D IMPORTS %ling May 8, 1 uced to purchase !Aber more firm , and for export Prices paid lin the week OF COTTON, 847. BALES OF. THE WEEK 170 Sea Island 90 Stained .. 4860 Bowed Georgia 4800 f Mobile 1 Alabama and Tennes 11830 New Orleans 380 { Pernambuco & Parail Aracati and Ceara ... 320 Bahia and Maceio Maranham. 220 Sawginned .... Minas .... Para 80 Demerara, Surinam, &c.. 7 94 1110 Egyptian 7 —lO 260 Barbadoes 9 —l3 .... Peruvian .... Bahama • Laguayra .... Common West India • Carthagena .... Smyrna .... Manilla 2870 Surat . 80 Madras .... Bengal 514 - @ 22 5 3 - - - 7 6. 5 3 - - 8 53 • Imports This WklThis Yr, } 6704 178887 ei 7 6i 7i 4000 208447 1232 4891 .... 607 1 41 - 4i I • •• • 1774 27070 bales, } 23151 14862' 457190 LATEST DATES 'Direct) lndirect. Australia Bahia Barbadoes Bombay... B. Ayres . Calcutta ~ C. G. Hope Charlestuu China Demerara Havana Jamaica... ka (luayra Direct. ' Indirect AT LIVER POOL Jan. 8 Lima March 24 Maranham March 29 Mauritius April 1 Mobile.... Feb, Monte 1 .1(leo iMarch 23 New Orleans March 6 New York Apr. 17 April 13 Pernambuco April 3 Feb. 28 Rio Janeiro .. March 19 Savannah •-• • • March 18 St. Helena March 25 'Valparaiso March CM/ „ . 'Feb. II March 25 Feb. 22 Feb. 10 April 8 w hiet TUE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. LIVERPOOL SHARE LIST. Saturday's Sales Prices. Yesterday 4i ® 4 d 1 ad 26 .. 28 22.. 34 p 14.. 13 d 41.. 4i p i• • 11 d p 22.. 24 d i• •11 P 1 .. 14 p I*.. 2d 6..6. d .. 3 d 124.. 13 p 441.. 45 @5.22 14.. 1 d 43.9 d 434.. 444 204.. 224 p 124..13 p 144..190 Ci.. 7 6g.. 7 d 1 d 14..1 d 11.11 d par.. * p 14..11 p 69 .. 70 171. 171 A.. p d. • L.. 1 p 19.. 20 204.. 21 6/3..8/9 p ir• • P i• • 1 .13 d d 8 .. 10 p 5 .. 6p 118 .. 120 120 .. 122 17 p 81-82 P • • iPI 2..2341 534..543 p 36 .. 37 p 163..17 p 4. • 3d 26 ..28 p 16 .. 67 44.. 42 p 26 3 .. 34 p 291.. 30 d.. par 3 —3l p 81..9 p 16 ..161 p l 12%.. 13 421..431p, par.. 3 p 4 d.. par 5:1..5 (1 4 .. 31 d 2..1 i 14.. I i:p 67- (1.. par 24.. 23 d 17 -18 p 7 ..7i p I p 2i..3 p 4i p it .8i i) p :.. i p 8 ..9 p p 18 -20 p _ _ RR 13..12 p 21U..21 21..2 d 2 ..14d 4 _3/ tl d 1 / 3 ..48/9 d /3..14 d i.. d d 115..117 p s T 4 128 91i.. 92f 122 .. 125 11 . ..12 - p 1 08..110 27 .. 28 13i..131 p 122.. 124 . *d 31 ..311 14i.. 14i i• • GO .. I 62 p Ig..IZP 208.. 210 147.. 149 2 ..1 d 8j..8 d 34 ..34} 35 ..35} 26 .. 27 131.. 14 14..15; r 7 p tl• • d d.. par 4g.. p 2 .. 24 p 11..11 d 2}..24 d *d.. par 9 .. 7 d 36 .. 364 i• • i p d.. par d par.. p n. • d Q:. d 11..1#d 4..1 p 4 ..3 d 1 .. d. 4'..4Cp 23..3 p 101.. 10i p 8 4- 81 p I 10 .. 91 d 19i.. 19 d 11H..11 d 172.. 16i1 d d 4i.. d 9 ..8 d 9 ..B}d I 10-14/ d 51..5 d 1i..1i d 9 -93 P Mi.. 17 3i..34 d 37 i .. p • 3B 41..4 p par.. 3 p 2g.. 2! 48,4-.. 49 371, 34:..3 d 25i.. 20i d 9 8 d 22..23 d 4 ..3 d 911. .212 p 51:.6 p p 2e.. 24 p } 315 .325 n 2 5i.. 5a p 1 p ..14 p la.. p 390 ..394 848 .. 850 175 .. 177 189 .. 191 43 ..433. 20..10 ( - 1 208 ..210 8..7 d 12i..121 f.. * d • 1t 'end= ; those milled itration. Registration SHARES. e 30 Aberdeen RAILWAYS' 2/ Ambergate & Eastern Junction. 23 [Arbroath and Forfar. 373 Bedford, London, &Birminghm 53 Birk'head, Lancash. & Cheshire: 5 Birmingham and Dudley 5 Boston, Stamford, and Birming 4 Blackburn , Clitheroe, & N.W 14 I.J3lackburn, Darwen, & Bolton 75 Bristol and Exeter 10 New shares 124/;Buckingliainshire 30 Caledonian 23' Half shares 30 I Clydesdale Junction . 50 ,Chester and Birkenhead ! 25 Half shares Bs' New £2O shares. 273 Chester and Holyhead . 25 Dundee and Arbroath 15 New shares 25 Dundee and Perth. 5 New shares 20 Eastern Counties 63 Perpetual, No. 1 •61 Perpetual, No. 2 6# York Extension 20 E. Lancash. late B'burn & Pn 17 East Lancashire 73 New shares n New scrip 6i- Fait Lincolnshire 50 (Edinburgh and Glasgow 123' Quarter shares 10 half shares 15 Edinburgh and Northern 7 shares—Newport 20 late Edinbro', Leith & Grantor, 20 Preference shares 2 New shares 31 1 New quarter shares 2 Etlinburgh and Perth 23 Exeter, Yeovil; & Dorchester 8 2/ Fleetwood, Preston, & W.Riding 50 Furness. 5 I .t2O extensions .. Stock. Glasgow and Ayr .. Stock. Guaranteed-stock 2C Half-shares No. 1 5 Half-shares No. 2 .I'ls shares ~,at North of Scotland 50 1 lialf shares.... 12 Quarter shares 20 1 Fifth shares.... 19 Huddersfield Canal & R 6 Extension shares .... 50 'Ha and§4h-y -25 Half shares. Quarter shar pswich and_ Bury St. Edmund: iolme and Gaol i Windom-Ipr.. 507 Lancaster and Carlisle 71! Third shares 47i Lancaster and Preston •19 Three-quarter shares 156/ Quarter shares 40iLeeds and Bradford ILeeds and Dewsbury Half shares.... !.eds and Thirsk New shares !rosily, k Son 2}l , pool, N'cast. June 16 i, I London and Blackwall 50 iLondon & Brighton & S. Coast .10 Consolidated shares Stoell.iLondon and North Western New Quarter shares Fifth shares (G. J.) Quarter shares £4O shares (L. & M.) . 40 London & & Birming.l 5 Quarter shares (N)! 5 Quarter shares -1 Quarter shares (Cy 50 London and South Western .... 40 Consolidated I- shares 22 New £4O shares 27,/ New £5O shares 25 ILonzruhre 20 Lynn and I) 25 Lvnn and Ely 15 1 Ely and Huntingdon 42 /fMalton and Driffield 82 'Manchester and Leeds 38 Half shares 28 Do., late 'Judders. & l 2 Quarter shares 5 Fifth shares 144/ ;612 shares, 6} i Sixteenth shares 29 Half shares. late L. & B 82/i Fifth shares, late 'W. It. 1 371 Half shares, late W. P. & G l 0 Exteneion shares, Do. 93 Late Manchr., Bolton, & Bury 103 Manchester, Sheffil. & Lineolas. 8 Quarter shares, No. 1 25 Quarter shares, No. 2 71 .Eighth shares 20 late Gt. Grimsby and Sheffd 5 .e2O shares 3 i Quarter ebares 10 late Great Grimsby Dock late Sheffield .and Lincolnshire Manchester, & Midland Manchester and Southampton ' 4 . 4 / mntiock an d A n lidla d Stock. Midlai„t 36 £4O shares Stock. • Preferential stock, 6 per'dthii%, late Extens Stock.' Consol. Birmingham &Derby 100 . Birmingham and Gloucester. Quarter shares 32 Bristol and Gloucester, . 20 Newcastle and Berwick 25 North Shields shares 100 Newcastle and Carlisle 25 Quarter shares 40 New shares 100 Norfolk 10 Extensions (5 per cent.), 5 New shares... 25 'North British 1211 Half shares 2i: Quarter shares 50 Northern and Eastern s'North Staffordshire 100 'North Union 100 ; Ditto 4 'North Western 221 Oxford, Worcester, & Wolverh 25 Preston and Wvre 25 Preference (5 'l4 cent.) t 5 New Do. (5 cent. and Div.) ' 84 Half shares 1 H a! f shares 8 3 / 4 Sixth sharei 10 r New shares 60 1 Preference shares 17,i'Scottish Central. 17f Scottish Midland 1 5. s_ _al -1 -1 T 1 We Sheffield, Rotherhan, and Gook 3 3 - Shrewsbury and Birminxbam 76 Shrwsby & Chester, late N.W.M. 8 . New shares 2 Shrewsbury and Hereford 12 Shrewsbury, Oswestry & Chest, 1-; Do: and Chester new shares , 40 South Devon 50 South Eastern and Dover 20 , New shares, No. 1 12 4 New shares, No. 2 .15'1 Consolidatea Thirds 5 1 New shares, No. 4 42/ South Mid. June. R Salisbury 1a- Southport and Buxton 527 South Staffordshire 10_ South \Vales Warwick & Cheltenham Junct: Whitehaven and Furness .... Whitchaven Junction Wilts, Somerset, and Weymoui York and Newcastle New shares Preference shares York and North MitUand Half shares . hew shares :xtension Preference shaPes IRISH LINES, Belfast and Ballymena. Cork and Bandon Dublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Drogheda Third shares 10 Dundalk and Enniskillen 30 Great Southern and Western 20 Londonderry and Coleraine 17+ Londonderry and Enniskillen 20 Midland and Great Western 7+ Half shares 10 Newry and Warrenpoint 40 ,Ulster 1 FOREIGN & COLONIAL NES. 20 ;Boulogne and Amiens 7 'Dutch Rhenish 3 i;Great Western Canada 60 !Jamaica 8 Northern of France(constituted) 6 Orleans, Tours, and Bourdeatuc. 8 Paris and Lyons (constituted) 20 Paris and Orleans 20 'Paris and Rouen 5 !Paris and Strasburg (constitutd) 20 !Rouen and Havre. 14 'Sambre and Meuse 14 Strasburg and-Basle 6 Tours and Nantes (constituted) 8 West Flanders BANKS. &c. 12+ Bank of Liverpool • 10 Borough Bank 10 Commercial Bank 10 Liverpool Banking Company 10 Nl'chester L'pool Dist. Bank. 10 North and South Wales Bank 500 Royal Bank.. 10 Union Bank L'pool Fire and Life Insurance New shares 10 Marine Assurance Company 2 Royal Assurance Company Stock.Lßootle Waterworks Stock.lHarrington Waterworks • 100 Coal Gas Company 1 New Gas and Coke Company - , Quarter shares . 35 lßirkhenhead Pocks & W'houses 100 Exchan7e Buildings 50 Pacific Steam Navigation Co 20 Rock Ferry 10 Steam Tug 10 'South-Las :ompany !team Company Prices marked• tuns "p d " are at a discount. R" denotes Shares called in for Regi S" aflOteP 'Scrip ;bare§ i!a/led in foJ '' are at a pr 25 Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock.) 125' Half shares I I Preference shares lOa Great North of England 5 I New stock 25 .f - 30 shares StrtDs, liflarttages anti EtatlV -s. BIRTHS. On the 28th ultimo, at the Vicarage, Runcorn, the wife of the Rev. JOHN BARCLAY, M.A., Vicar of Runcorn, of u daughter. On the Ist instant, her Imperial Highness the Hereditary Grand Duchess of RUSSIA,. of a son. On the 2sl instant, at Brighton, Mrs. EGERTON, of Bun bury, of a son. Siiine day, in Elmbank-crescent, Glasgow, Mrs. D. M'AR THU R, of this town, of a son. On the Bth instant, the wife of Mr. HENRY MITCHELL, o the Liverpool and Manchester Railway-office, of a daughter. On the 9th instant, the lady of Mr. H. V. LEWIS, professo, of music, of this town, of a son. MARRIED On the 24th utimo, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. J. H Stewart, JOHN ASPINALL, Esq., to CAROLINE H., (laugh ter of the Rev. J. WILLIAMS, rector of Llanviliangell, Mon. moutbshire. On the 25th ultimo at St. Michael's Church, Mr. JOSEPH HUNT to Mira MARIA SALISBURY, both of this town. On the 28th ultimo, at Christ Church, by the Rev. J. Clarke. Mr. DAVID BARRATT, of Nottimrham, to ELIZABETH HANNAH, daughter of Mr. W. HERBERT, of this town. Same day, at the Catholic Chapel, Copperas-hill, Mr. JAS. DANSON, licensed victualler, Mulberry-street, to Mrs. ELIZ. CONELLY,.Iate of Care-street, On the 29th ultimo, at the Parish Church of Brereton, by the Rev. Charles Hodges, M.A., THOMAS II ASPELL LEWIS, Esq., of the Rake House, Helsby, near Chester, to JAN E, e dest daughter of Mr. AMOS SLATER, of Dunkirk House, Brereton, near Holmes Chapel, Cheshire. Same day, at Wordsley Church, Eingswinford, by the Rev. C. Girdlestone, JOHN MORGAN, Esq., of this town, second son of Wm. Morgan, Esq., of Hill-house, near Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, to ELIzAHETH PHILLIPS, only daughter of M. GRAZEBROOK, Esq., of Audnam, near Stourbridge. Same day, at Wrexham, by the Rev. Mr. Cuniiire, M.A., FRANCIS LACK, Req., of Chester, to Miss HANNAH WIL LIAMS, of the seine dace, and niece to Mr. Williams, silk mercer, &c., of the same place. _ On the 30th Church, Manchester, by the Rev. W. Wilson, M.A., Mr. JOSEPH SMITH, of Hall, Cheshire, to Miss 'ELIZA FAULKNER, of Manchester. Same day, at St. Mark's, DAVID S., son of Mr. DAVID DAVIES, late Chester coachman, to MARY, daughter of WM. CLARKE, saddler, Eaton, Cheshire. day, at Baton, by the Rev. G. Powell, -- monger, Warrington, to FRANCES . ughter of the late Mr. WILLIAM WADDIN Mr. H 'AVE: HEATH, irc eldest da Hilton, N GTON, of rwickshire. On the 2d instant, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. JOHN TIP PING to Miss CAROLINE CLARKE. On the 3d instant, at All Souls' Church, Langham-place London, by the Very Rev. the Wan of Chichester, the Marqui of SLIGO - to the }lnn. ELLEN SY of Viscount STRANGFORD_ NEY SMYTHE, daughter Same day, •at St. Luke's Church, ➢lr youngest son of the late Edward Ascr Same day, at St. Luke's Church, ➢lr. T.. 7 mty Blue-lodge, Chirk, to ELIZA. you❑ IVATKINS, ABRAM ASCROvr, Esq:, solicitor, to 011 NSON, of est (laughter of Mr. On the 4th instant, by the Rev. M. S. Oppenheim, ➢-ir HENRY S. SAMUEL, son of the late Mr. Solonu - to FANNY, only daughter of ➢ir. JOSEPH I Samuel, Falkner- at Pimlico, London, by the Lord B Rev. J. PRATT, Rector of Campsey iop of Ro• son of the late E. It. Pratt, - Esq., of Rysta MARY LOUISA MURRAY, daughter of t CH ESTER. day, at St. Tho in H.M. Custom J. L. LEA, Esq.,landir WORTH y, at Christ Church, Mr. THOMAS nAZABEYH, eldest daughtei of Mr. THOMAS WiLDINC Same day, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. Chas. Burt ter of the Mr. DAVID VERNON. in Chester, Mr. GFOR( King's Chester Heal! Inn, to Miss LEA, daughter of Mr. Lea,-butcher rch, Mr. WM. IV l''l traturr. TICES this month, is r tertammg ma Fragm ea Marriage Bill. We letap hv I artici ell worthy of e for May o Gossip le review of WGregoi isupplies the reader wi tr•• I „=1" cr.1,1 Is 0 I - •I'' only and a ss the excel- the pre_ perusal. !voted to is with many interesting Teat Sikh monarch-, Leaves from the Life of Prince 3 complete an exposition of the t celebrated diplomatist as can be ion of his autobiography, which il thirty years after his decease. sures for Ireland," skews the inu- the moral 'or social ;egene- bile the_terrors of ag: A sketch of Daniel id other in- A. DOG IN A BLANKET.' •eatest Plague of Life Same day, at St. Philip's ( to Miss MARY LER. day, at S fargaret's, Westminster, the Hon. S. P mnt Gort, to the Hon. CARO. VEREKEIt, eldes LINE HARRIET, third daughter of Viscount and Viscount GAGE. Marshall, A. 8., M to MARY ANNE, c .t, at St. Luke's Church, by the Rev. B. A r. H. C. LANGTON, jun., of Hope-street H. HOWELL. nlv son o hter of Mr. ( HENRY CHAR' H. C. LACY LOUISA. mil, sq., of Kenyoi Lughter of the R. lurch, county Wicklow li ISABELLA, young Esq., of CoOlekeigli, THOMAS LAWSON lAN, of th county Wicklow, Ireland. Same day, at St. George's Church, engine-driver, to Mrs. ELIZABET Wellington -On the 7th On the Bth WALKI the Rev. A. Km Customs at th ,tant, Mr. JOHN LACE, of this town, to Mrs aughter of Mr. T. Newby, Holywell. slant, at St. Mary's Church, Birkenhead, 13) x, 111. A Farm. IN titer of the ;h Wycombe, Bucks, t4: - ) AGNLS EL'ANOR kto Mr. JAS. LORD, woolbroker, of this town _ _ On the 10th instant, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Mr HENRY SEARCHWELL to Miss MARTHA MIDDLETON WHITE, both of Toxteth-park. Visible disquisi lent at Rnt yo: The ell A. Chap quer ;" for tory of the vise 'Astor: historic pat Runject Talleyrand, continental may not t of r ration of tl he Seotc lisp, R ng az :er of Conti' lowed by an ,lISS EM Sikhs," whit of the Pith ," we find policy of that iat country, w Lre suffered tc .A., in the " tides, eomple vm " The G Not one day went or ful blundei or other beil DIED On the 31st January last, at New Orleans, after an illness a three days, in the 20th year of his age, ROBERT BELL, sor, of the lute Captain Bell, of the 11t.h Regiment,. On the 1 viscount Galw instant, at Serlby Hall, the 1 e Hon. Mrs. MILNI Milnes, Esq., of Fryston Hall, Yorkshi On the Ist instant, very suddenly, of nervous fey , o ELIZABETH, the beloved wife of Mr. PETER M‘MULDRON Hunter-street. Sane day, at Warrington, aged 9! years, Miss EVANSON, Mr. ROBERT HO')!). ar, Mr. TliOS, V ILLIAMS MACK FORD, meichint atne day, at Low-hill, aged 85 years, Mrs. MACLEAN. - aged 75 years, Mr. JONATHAN GREENWOOI Same day of Conoerat Same (lay, a. years HAILE_ CHARLES AUGUSTUS, youn. of Kenqington. On the 2d instant, aged 22 years, JANE, youngest daughtel of the late Mr. JOHN JAMES, who formerly kept the Castle Inn, in Lord-street, previously to that street being altered. Same day, at her residence, Hope-street, aged 6t years, MARGARET, relict of the late JOHN FLEEMING, Esq. Same day, in Queen-square, aged 40 years, Mr. JOHN ,b7MY Iths, RUTH ELLEN DOR( JOHN AIMIATTAM, DI d 46 years. Mr. JOHN BAKER, sailmak formerly &I:Lancaster le day, i 64, Mr. THOMAS Same day, at Weaverham, Cheshire, . MARROW ; and on the Bth instant, at Tl:.. lens, aged 59, Mr. JOHN MARROW, brother On the 3d instant, aged 4 years, MARY El daughter of P. M`FARLANE, tailor. Same day, at the residence of her son-in ' Morton, 108, Bedford-street, Tosteth•park, ARKLEY, aged 74 years, formerly of North Sinews in her 64th year •taw, Captain Job 'lrs. ELIZABETI glee sin vived her husband only eleven weeks. Same day, aged 54, Mr. WM. HIBBERT, chemist and drt I the house of her late broth, Do, of this to' Ur. JOHN READ, of Regent-circus, Piceadill ator of the stomach-pump, and other valuat tions. 1 the Vicara Bramford, Sneke Devon, aged 85 years, and fleet JOHN AfUDGE, A.AI leigh, Devon. Vicar of that parish ime day, are 7 yeais, Mi.. JOSEPH Wakefield vitt, Beaumont Lodge, Old Windsor, in h on. HENRY JEFFREY, Viscount ASI r of the Duchess of Marlborough. kTE, bookk, light H BOTHAM, 'Es, On the sth it Formby. am, in his both yeai., JOHN RAMS THOMAS SUTTON ae day, in his 73d year, Mr. ROBERT PARKI er, late of the Royal Cheshir 'SON, c in which corps - he rty-three of whicl: ed a period of fifty:two years, he held t Same day, in TuebroOk-terrace,aiged 37, Mr. WM. PERRY ,• Same day, at her residence, in Rokeby-street, Everton, aged MARY, relict of the late WM. PARRY, of Hunter ' on the 6th instant, aged 55, WILLIAM, eldest son of a Same day sty's Ciistou t the residetice Of his mother, Rudgrane-place, Egremont, lOHN HOLBROOK, attorney, of 'Macclesfield, and eldest son of the late Samuel Holbrook, of Bradwall, Cheshire. Same day, at his residence in Bath, 1)r. CRAWFORD. On the 6th instant, at the house'of her son, Henry Hai , greaves, "The Grapes," 32, Hunter-street, aged 80 years, SARAH, relict of the late HENRY HARGREAVES, attorney. Same dayat Nantwich, Cheshire, aft er a p ro t rac t e d ill ness, Mr. WM. SUTTER, shipbroker, of this town. On the 7th instant, much respected, at his house, Bedford street South, JAMES C. WILD, F.sq. Same day, HENRY, son of Mr. MATTHEW JEE, of Irvine street, Edge-hill. Same day, in his 23d year, JOSEPH, only son of Mr. HUGH SCHOEFIELD. On the Bth instant, at -the residence of her uncle, Thomas Chalmer, Esq., Netherfield-lane North, in her 17 t h year, EMMA, eldest (aughter of the Rev. E. 11. CIIALMER, of Ful wood Parsonage, near Sheffield. On the orb instant, after a long an severe ilnes, MARIA, wife of Mr. THOS. BATCHELAR, Ep d worth-street l , s Low-hlll. Same day, Mr. WM. MEADOWS, of Cheapside, Formby. MANCIIESTEP STATE OF TRADE trying weeks experienced in Manchester for many years, and we are sorry to say that the prospects for the coming week are unrelieved by a single alleviating circumstance. The embar rassed state of the money market operates with undiminished force upon every department of our trade, inducing parties on all hands to adopt the most cautious policy, and for the present to confine their operations within the narrowest compass. The general gloom, arising from the state of our monetary affairs, has been increased by the failure of an American house, whose liabilities are reported to be considerable, and which will affect to some extent a few large firms in this town. Under the cir cumstances, scarcely any business can be effected, and the prices of Tuesday last are with difficulty supported. Some ra ther extensive purchases of yarns were made early in the week at very low prices. BOCIIDAI.E.—The flannel market is very dull, and the de mand for all descriptions of goods is limited. Prices in many in stances are lower than last week. The wool market is flat, and manufacturers purchase sparingly. Prices remain firm. LEuns.—The woollen trade of this town continues much the same as it has been for some time past, but here, as is the case throughout all the manufacturing districts, there is more or less stagnation, arising from the high price of provisions and the unsatisfactory state of the money market. A good amount of business was done in the Cloth Hall on Saturday for the Ame rican trade ? but Tuesday's market was one of the uullest we have had this year. As we have stated more then once, great caution is manifested by all parties, and hence stocks are low, and prices do not fall much. II UDDERS F Ei.n.—We have no change to notice in the state of the trade of this town. It continues dull, and we fear it is likely to remain so. But few buyers have been at market this week, and they purchased but to a trifling amount. BRA DF ORD. — Wool.—The mar..et is heavy, which is ascribed to the general scarcity of money. Spinners are no doubt kept from pUrchasing by the difficulties of their position, as well as by the near a p proach of the opening of the Yorkshire markets for the sale of ne‘ - <ind - brokes are dull, at our last notation Wool. Noii •: We do salt, Ilk or the trade, and until better prices can be realised, no arias additional machinery will be put to work.—Pieces: There is nothing different in our market to-day. Things are steadily moving on, without.any increase in stock or change in prices. HALL FA x. —The market was exceedingly dull, and little or no business done. For yarns the demand continues better, but prices she w li tt l e • rocks mem • thepriceswool there is o spg a n u e ig r e s c to ai n i o lo t f e r e e . pl * a t c ( bfiroi to get low, es staplers cannot purchase from the to lattice A profit, fare SECOND EDITION. Standard-office, Two o'clock LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, —This DAY, Since this day week the arrivals coastwise and from Ireland a trivial, and from abroad the quantity of Wheat is only mo- ate ; whilst of Beans from Europe and Egypt we have to e azood supply, and of Indian Corn, Corn Meal, and Flour,. importations from the United States are abunda vafice on Wheat to-day over ti per bushel, on and Beans 3s. ti esday last el, Italian men I this day's M number of 1 rket, but reat ut some dread- Now, z committed by the ninny I had be his nasty puddink or a pie for, dinner, 60t so dear the housekeeping I thought I would put a stop to have a nice " dog in a blan - -n;allv as he's very one day ly, if it's made ~citl raw berry nice thin a I don't ice a dish mly the worst of it is, d I don't know whe- t so with them or not, but to me . . hould let dear rse, I fancied ti illy Emma of is, couldn't well go making any pudding," he humour to go messing with I had the girl up, and to guard 1 .^ 41 ---- -he knew what a 'eacre did ; any in a blanket was. ;h as a roley-pC4 hat ad m think you can manage Clever though'l really Ln't tell worth ( thick Upon. she took it ught at the ng she had done th'eiiLiin; ked if she should bring it up I don't want to see a quart let it boil slowly her, for I wouldn't again, and out came her eyes, Boil it ! why you don't mean to mum ?" -for dinner," i replied. " Why, een doing with it ? You have answered ever you seed anything in " And you havn't spr ton 1" I added. " Oh I no, mum," whole pot." " You're sure you s p rea d it on your crust an inch thick, now, as I told you ?" I inquired ; for I began to have my misgivings from the girl's manner, that - something or other all your life as nice and snug as ed the jam she returned lave you, simple- was wrong I emptied the he replied," on the crust and on I screamed ; "oh dc he answered, alarmed at my -- -I put him in the baby's " Certainly, mum, the crumb too ; and with r at as many as four s' " You eat my jam --- 1 shameful wicked -! my beautiful dog in a blanket " He's all safe, mum," manner; " he's down stairs cradle." " In my sweet angel's cradle !" I shrieked, and, say ing no more, I rushed down stairs, when, sure enough, there I found the hairy brute of a Carlo of ours rolled up in one of the Witneys belonging to my baby's bassinet, and, kicking away as if he were half stifled. " Oh, you good-for-nothing bit of goods !" I exclauned—" how dare you, Emma, ever tell me such an abominable falsehood, as that you used to do a dog in a blanket every night at your last mistress's !—oh ! you wicked story, you !" "I'm nothing of the kind, mum, and its the plain truth !" the answered, sobbing, " and you can go and ask Miss Mackay yourself, if 1 hadn't to do her Italian greyhound up in flannel every evening before I went to bed." TIDE TABLE MORN. I EVENG. HO HT. HOLIDAYS, ETC. h. m. h. m. I ft. in. I 111 8 9 1 840 115 1 9 34 W 23 1 1 mean v ket," as a - treat for dine( partial - to it and, cent !rust, and pl en ty of gc nind if it's raspberry—ja 11 be put up( 69 can w - Te's apt to eat too m Edward have it oftener. Accordingly, as, of cot blockhead as sht mistake in so simple a dis: and I didn't feel much in flour in that hot kitchen, against mistakes, I asked log in a blanket was ? O. "Well, then " Very well, then," ow I could ever have b( bat any worm! very night of I jam for you, spr but take c mr crust " Oh, tl t bag-an-hour, my ?olly as possib tairs to me No," I replied, quit( about an s hour to an he thank you for it unless it' Open went her mouth while she stammered : " say you're going t o ea t i t , " Eat it ! of course I am- what on earth have y rolled it up, I suppose. " Oh ! yes, mum, Tuesday Wedneiday .12 . , Thursday .. 13 959 1 10 Friday .... 14 10 45 r 11 Saturday .151 11 31 11 Sunday .... 16 — r 0 1 Monday 1 jAscension day. 19 1 '3 I 19 0 19 C GthSundayaft.a , ter 171 035 1 055 18 1 MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. Hour. _District Court, 11 11 :Andrew Birrell(2nd). 11, John Smith (prt 11, Thoinas Robinson (Ist) H. Peter Forlorn ; (2nd) 14, Alex:m(ler White Bartel 'l4, Stephen Rental , (audit) 14, J ohn. Ward (Ist) 14, William Or,win (audit) and div) t; (2„d) Ditto, Ditto, Ditto. • 17, Edward Dotilt (special).. 18, John II ilkinstni (proof and div.) 18, Thottics Plulablcy Francevs 18,, EdWarci Dories liorc f u( ausi diy.) Hat J.l:;sliavv's,l . District Court, 11 • Ditto, 11 • Ditto. 19 5 i p 5 P 63 48 1 4 P