The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-16 00:00:00

- h•l6, 1847. READ.—On Fridar . )rice of the 41b. 105f rally. man in her Majestl is been adjudged b 1 6 the bare back with a re to him, and to b• twelve months, far we, and having bed the schooner Alerts .bour. COUNCIL.—A cos , of Hulme, Maw he Secretary of Os , on the subject of trained masters to de minute of Colle en that the splendia, e its first fruits, sea Le Privy Council, 15 to the popular will , nd to all deserving it system have not 1, those advantageo Toperly confined to CLASsgs. - duty. During two cation has been dis• ence, and talent, at iing men. A num• we are sorry to be ssed to the meeting e, Craven, and Dr. ilton, of St. Mary's utions were passed ;he deficiency of the the State -p.rovidin4 religious education• esolutions. - All the t measure as a great 'd that it did not go without any effect lves willing for the should be. It mill' tention of appearing for man's right to s Lse.—Leeds Intel Poort.—For thoo few potatoes once a pa in the following d the soup according n nearly done, wash Lek spots, if any, and the soup to boil for it done; then put a a steWpan, moistened iquid paste; stir it 1 0 another five minutes , taste of potato, the aroma of that Meow ipts public, for the ty, I think that if ft k with a food called had previously fed ly deprived of that week when such 3 1111ble table. pound of fat bacon. or pork,) cut it into , or three small ones. own, then add • half $ lips, well washed, bu t ables, which you fr . !, 1 8 , previously soake o three ounces of salts 'le boil gently for trio Ito a stewpan half $ liquid paite, q uite your soup, stirrins to mix it well; bon wo first receipts, I lay, and warmed up' mproved in qualityl ing to be warmed' re using. A. SOYER. numerous associa', isurd and i m p r acti' shed for the promo': ce. We should b e ,' project for bringin§ harmony, but vn ° ) parties occupyint . nce they date they [allay has. recentll mmons against Of )nditure. The pe t the military sPo' es as the weakne ss nd upon all increase rather to augind ish them." Ther9 s paragraph, for i: y preparations, L a foreign cow' , e be turned into lorough thrashil a case in which means of resistant, be a plea ad wis e ' f ith the principle s o in unison with t he ) not hold with r defence are Itf o r who has Vt.aators rrtmii„.nshtapdie)l3e to be Lug t h . 4 ie s wor th e do not appreba w uld be provoked h/ might be made on sral belief that the; ,s the likelihood of rtes. —A few facts Eon of the Engli'; Ireland now PO the British EXch r 'poses is, therefor e ' a fraction o f it bi , that actually Ps i ) ;; Everybody kilo f the greit bulk o f foreign articles 'itish manufactur es umption.„ Staral::j d matters of g ene trades an d p rofes ion of the asses e r, the revenue wh ic o 1, if such things luxuries, is clireeLt"t hesitate to say O a f least nine-tenthsell 49 nisands out of e v . now spent on and so indirect, an not be able to OP' eel ; but 'they utaf ill and do pay for sit;, by receiving. employment, PA: Ind comforts of rj a . L willing legis l3 o , e ir, educationv of and the I)olthatth equally is f whatever li st th er e bids aga . d. The auction e d coroneted, ki l° kbe who is generally,er ompany. The e 8 5 , ,,a e and •the offal, 11- , •d. His subsiste n t : e it little or gr e° o , ad, excuse million, e. The horses , tb_„ their several allny'„i The controversy o what extent, o _ 4 " id and 'Scotland addition to then::, 1, their poor lie' of ;n, and the state • .sle of Wight. Albert, aecongOibe nar, walked in, t he er Majesty, and f it ly, have. taken ti'y in the vicinity of -and concert in he Concert Hag; nsion on which erpool: . - ,„ natie readings F`" nail, Lord Nei` ears to offer a' k iv l g !sirous of erabOr ii ple' itors are ' respe e ' - tile ) original eapitaVitill formed their OP r'4 ol >ople 8 Journal Ld a most interest°, of rhe memoir is 0 , 4 0 read by all who N upon the stageii, more startling IR.—Under the,,t4 ,n sense, in a (1/' 0' ;hton, hair-cittterA ntly - furnished n 5 t 01 ' 'is great ornanlesP; thy of perusal. " e makes his reo.'" tie r his noted hotel4l/itc' gable caterer'," 1 4 4 o-day. All vv na rs must have obiet been made ;. irtant—tbe reclu" e ag a e' g spirit of and wines. 01/°' ‘ ad everything r r li, n, the BrunW` March 16, 1847. Anipping latelligncr. TUESDAY, MARCH 9.—Wind N.N.E., moderate. ARRIVED.—John Garrow, Thompson, from New Orleans — Richmond, Rathbone, from Charleston—Breeze, Pugsley, fram Leghorn—lda Wubbina, Dik, and Gezina, De Boer, from Am sterdam—Five Gesusters, Kulpen, from Harlingen. SAILED.—Zanoni, Raisbeck, and Friendship, Monnan, New York —Columbia, Rollins, Boston —Rockingham, Penhallow, P ortsmouth, A.S.—Mary Winch. Harris, Lima—Chimera, Bell, ~, alermo--phantom, Sanders, Odessa. Albert Edward, Downward, from China at this port ; sailed from Whampoa 9th Nov. Jewess, Gilchrist, sailed from Patras for this port on the 13 th January. Index, Cross, sailed from ditto for this port 17th Jan. Surpass, Sherries. hence at Malamocco. Nautilus Hannaford, from Zante, and Pioneer, Patterson, Lroirn Girgenti at Gibraltar, and both sailed for this port on the 21st February. Liddle, sailed from ditto for this port on the 20th of F ebruary. Blarney, (steamer,) Sullivan, hence at Havre. Aurora, Brewer, hence at Harlingen. howo s' n, andbeck, from Gamla Carleby for this port at Long- Margaret, Jones, from London for this port at Falmouth, With loss of gaff, but proceeded after refitting. emis, Leighton, hence at New Orleans. ~,,margaret, Morton, hence at Mobile. he Tiber, (steamer,) with the mails from Gibraltar, Cadiz, and Lisbon, for England, was totally lost on the 21st February, n ear Villa de Conde. VESSELS SPOKEN. Plying Fish, off Scilly, for this port, 3d March, In lat. 50, Lu ng. 9, by the Trinity Yacht—Duke of York, hence for Cal cutta, 2(1 February in lat. 3 N, long. 22 W—liierlin, from the ?laurititis far the (Elude, 15th o February, in lat. 32 N, long. 22 wb the Albert EdWard—Emerdate, hence for Calcutta, 25th January, , in lat. 2 N, long. 22 W—Anne Mary, fram Valparaiso, for this port, 3d December, in lat. 36 5, long. 99 W—Agnes, from Swansea for St. Thomas, 10th February, in lat. 40, long. , 2 3—Seagull, from Batavia for this port. 2d March, in lat. 50 , tong. 12, by the Wallace—Siddons, and barque Alfred, 24th of February, in lat. 51, long. 25, by the Richmond—Patriot Queen, hence, 30th January, in lat. 5 IN, long. 22 W. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10.—Wind N.N.E., moderate. Sift LE D.—Renovatio, Loades, Santander—Union, Heyde, 'Ostend , —Gulnare, Anderson, Newfoundland and Brazil—John Ravenei, Wambrelsin, New York—Shaw, Hewitt, Baltimore— Glide, Crossard, Galatz—Earl of Leicester, Barker, Constanti miople—Leonore, Dale. Calcutta. Pearl, hence at Galveston. Conservative, Brown, hence at Alexandretta. Highlander, Carroll, and Nymph, Nicholas, hence at Beirout Faugh-a-Ballagh, Savage, hence at ditto, and sailed for Alex andretta 15th Feb. John'Pearce, Luly, hence at Messina. Gratis, Poland, sailed from Naples for this port 28th Feb. _veorge, for Malaga,off Cape St. Vincent. /gar, Bareno, and Guadaloupe, De Arana, sailed from Bilboa for this port 2nd March. Dankbarr, Claagen, hence-at Pillau. tence at Martinis of handos, CoTense, and Queen Esther, Anthony, Smyrna. COVE, March B.—The brig Jane Louden, Dodd, of Sunder land, from Marseilles for Cott, foundered in a gale 27th Feb., in lat. 48, long. 10. Crew saved, and arrived here in the Feliz THURSDAY, MARCH 11.—Wind S.E. to W., fresh. ,AaatvEn.—Loch Lomond, Rankin , C alcutta—Henr y Cla y , 'Ye, New York—Supply Messina—and Alice, Ayshford, Mau ,SAlLED.—Edwin, Wales, New Orleans — Selo, Warner, Tri ;Le—Seelust, Berg, Od essa —Jenny Wren, \Tanen ' Calcutta -0111 Roberts, J ames , Beiront—Penelope, Murphy, Galatz. Hesperus, from Calcutta at St. Helena. Anricola, from Sincapore off ditto. John Horton, was to sail from Mazatlan for this port in:Jan. Christian, Craig, and Chilian, Askew, hence at Callao. Grace, Baillie, from Chinchas at ditto. Mayfeld, from New York and Valparaiso at ditto. Matader, Malchin, hence at Valparaiso, and sailed 13th Dec. '°r H nasco and Harablugh. T h C ircassian, Hore; Juliet Erskine, Greaves ; and Laura Ann, °Matt, hence at Valparaiso. redina, from Mazatlan at ditto. t orc a a i i a, :a S o proule; from China at ditto, and sailed 24th December ~.Watkins, Virrtv, sailed from Valparaiso 30th Nov., Mary Plonter, - Ist Dec., and Mary and Ann, Presley,•on 3rd 1,1 3 Z1 CI for this port; llurricaue, Adamson, 28th Nov., for A 1 : 0 , and A moy , Cl ar k, 7th Dec., for Callao. Jano - Z y llay, Ellwood, sailed from Demerara for this-port 19th Patti, Risien, and Lancaster p Wright, hence at Demerara. Feb"sal' - Aforphew, sailed from Basbadoes for this port ou Ist r u Itl a ' °tia r r Y a Brown, sailed from St. Lucia for this port on 4th F ebruary. British Queen, Wise, hence at Antigua. Governor, Smith, from Trinidad at St. Domingo. Anne Armstrong, from Madras at Jamaica. Couvenios ; Flirt, Dourtesey ; and Ireland, Mor ton, hence at Havanuah. Martha, Turner, sailed from Havartnah for this port on 2nd January. 25 OsCary Ricardo, Escorda, sailed from Matanzas for this port th l annary. Science, and Zephyr, hence at Santa Martha. GiPsey,•hence at Savanilla. "Reliance, Hill, sailea from Demerara for this port on the 23 d %unary. V° , Minach, and Grazia, Medanick, hence at Trieste. lt-' u 41, Tna, Graham, sailed from Oporto for this port on the 3 rd ... Ldt - Ram off Cape Clear. ci7Q, , I, Langley, from Batavia at Cove. Bl,,°tte, Holbeck, from Villaviciosa at Mitford. Prince, Martin, sailed from Callao 13th Dec. for Ho t .taco Eu, 18th Dec., and Arequipa, Ciligg, 21St I,e_c_oboth for Chinchas ; Isabella, Herbert,46th Dec. for Eng "". ; Robert Finnie, 23d Dec., for Iquaqui. n inCe George, from ditto for England 13th December, and back2ath, leaky. b ove, March 9.—The French brig Jenne Elize was destroyed ,Y re on the Coast of Portugal : crew saved by the Mercury, -rrivect at Valencia. VESSELS SPOKEN. ), 11 -16ali Bassa, hence for Calcutta, 7th Jan., in lat. 39 N,-long. W —Co ur ten ay, hence for New York, Bth instant, off the FRIDAY, MARCH 12.—Wind N.,•rooderate. ARRIVRD.-Ilesperus, Kelly, and Ann Bridson, Bragg , from Calcutta--Mary Queen of Scots, Tilley, from Paraiba; sailed Ist Feb.—Charlotte, Mayo. Savannah—Virginian, Allen, and lowa, llolherton, New York; sailed 13th February—Howard, Smith, St. John, N.B.—Murray, Hughes, and Phsesant, Alexandria—Barbara Stoffano ' itincovich, Trieste—N ame l ess , Viliert, Catania—Lusitania, Forrester, Villaviciosa—Briard, ljriard, Seville—Flor, Berend, Bilboa—Admiral Rosnoff, for navre. Samun.—Queen Mab, Rowe, and Larne, Nickels, for New 9rleans—Cotmrdia, Stephenson, Manilla—Passenger, Walker, R io Janeiro—Passenger, Walker, Rio Janeiro—Lin, Trojano "eh, Constantinople. Sarah Sands, (screw steamer,) hence at New York 10t1rFeb., 44 d was to sail on her return 21th February. hence 'wan, Taylor Or ; lean Princess Royal, Duguid.; Soldon, Thomas, e at N ew s. Nicholas Biddle, Knight, hence at New York. Ar• liburton,AVhite, hence at Boston. nna, Williams, and Ann Paley, Lister, hence at Lisbon. ka'roellntess, Brown, sailed from Oporto for this port on th e 2d t'eb ~,2.Y, Wilson, sailed from Viana for this port on the 21st of 9ar Y• d' Nue Clarke, from Rio Grande and Crookhaven, at Cove, , „ VESSELS SPOKEN. • 1014 - 3',LO ‘ n from China to London, 14th February, in lat. 36 N, li W ' A Spanish brig, from aguna to this port, March lob k n - ;`,,i• 50 — N, long 14 W—Heart of Oak, March 7, in let. 50, tiui; ha' roue, bound East, Feb. 28—Syren, Mauti- Co r e COrk, March 7, off Cape Clear—Susan, from Odessa for T uB ,_, March 8, off Cape Clear—Cosmopolitan, for this port, off T— Corinthian, of this port, March 3, in lat. 48, 10ng.,9. S, 4117RDAY, 13th MA RCll.—Wind W.N.W. to N.N., fresh. 1).„. ki vEn.—Robert Burton, Deacon, from Philadelphia— pf..-1800_, King, from Antigua—Don, Vautier frem Messina— ura, Shaddock, from Leghorn—Lawrence, (Snandi, from Tar- Burrett, frrm Cadiz—Velos, Baptista, Lisbon— uadaloupe, Arana, from 13ilboa—Blarney, (steamer,) from n vre--- Loochristie, Cornelis, from Ostend--Adirondack, ipl Mediterranean w York—Susan, Mills, from Odessa—Celt, from —Aurora, —, and Margaretha, ---, frojnAiHanrli.mkenn,.aond_George., Reffen, from Malaga. Rattrny,nmaarmailhaPieunf.hoarlloi! v a , v a 1. 21 . a r — t f i r o s u a t i h r : Daly, Ilatifat "i t i :Cki r 7: lln"n ' A.S.— :Stirlingshire, White, Prichard, from Holyhead at this port, with wrecked stores. Planter, Reid, hence at Madeira, and sailed for Bei - Lice. Royal George, Livingston, hence at Lisbon. Brigand, Maudsley, hence at Istapa. .Boperb, Ross, and Dart, Newton, hence at Madeira. Aura, Wennestrand, and Sophia Evelina, -Van Schantz, hence Odessa. Nichols, and Georgina, Evans, hence at Viana. - edrito, hence at Bilboa. UnioM‘William, hece at Gibraltar. Compostellan n o, Ferreros, hence at Cadiz. Liddle, from Catania at Gibraltar, and sailed for this rt. p ort Urna, Fulford, from Malaga at Gibraltar, and sailed for this 1.1 • 14. ‘ ei Grant, Edie, sailed from Charente for this port on 9th rh . l§ncordia, Eddes, from Dordt at Deal, and sailed for this F o ' l f, l l donna of Greenock, for Newfoundland, put into Lough dte, yesterday, with loss of topmasts. *4„,urtALTAR, 4th March.—lt blew a heavy gale from the east the 2d and 3d March, but is more moderate to-day. 5e4 Amulet, Hugh, from Ancona, for Liverpool, put in here erday, leaky, with pumps choked, and other damage, and. ' t discharge to repair. Pacific M‘Lean, from Malta for C 1 , put in Testerday, leaky, and must discharge. Pelion, lo u nrilan, from Girgenti for Cork, also put in yesterday, with ° f mainyard, sails split, and other damage. SUNDAY, 14th MAncit.—Wind S.W., light . . th,., k aßtvrn —Mary Holland, —, from Valparaiso—Dow- WP, nvood, from China—Caroline, Wyman ; Galena, C4l ll ,. s rl ia ; and Arian», Moloney, from New York—Superb, from S 111 d from Honduras—Euterpe, from AlexaLdria. 447, A ILRn.—Zion's Hope, Carter, Calcutta—Swatara, Brown, erh WYoming, Miercken, Philadelphia—Barlow, Foody; South- Palme-r, and Sheridan, Cornish, New York—Martha, G;'" , and H. H. Boody, Skolfield, New Orleans—Colambus, y„ -e en, Pernambu co—Ada, Watson, Cuba—Joha, and Mary, eing, Halifax, N,S.—Mary, Jones, Havre—Frederick, Beck, 4 - )P i gsbprei—Fernandes, Contente, Lisbon—Convention, Prutz, Oessa—Vtgilant, Groendahl, and Industrie, Zellein, Ostend— Cammenga, Riga. Merchant, Luke sailed from Cape. of Good Hope for this port 8 1st December. John Bull, Crawford, from Moulmein at Cape Good Hope. „ Lady Flora Ilastinza, Wetlierall, from Mauritius—Gemini, at ? e lm from Calcutta—and Anne Jane, Rowe, from Hong Kong, B t. Helena. Saghalien, from Malabar Coast, off Brixbam. G e orge, Kiffen, from Malaga—Martha, MONDAY, 15th due ii.— wi nd s. b AR R/VED,—Norman, from Syy, C.B.—Zephyr, Hilbury ; Turni e; , T r u o l m fo r ti d a ; v a a n n a d , R—Metha, g o , Al LEO.--Virginia, Brown, Staten Island—California,Law li ariii..lton, Ar, 4 ,1 St. John, N.B.—Rowena t Orfeur, Alexandria ICerson, Copenhagen—Vision, Connor, qalatz—Mertoun, New Orleans—Emanuel, Barnes, New York—Low' 4 1 ' ., . "Y• Hampton Roads, Virginia—Edouard , Chaumet, for arsenics. fl l • --- 11 8 , „, , ,lv, --, from China, at this port; sailed from Shang- Nov.,,tinn- and St. Helena 29th January. riii,7 o e Mary Holland, that arrived here yesterday from 2Valpial atahe 6 . ll ipped a heavy sea, during a gale from the SA., b oil i • ref aiov e ','n tat. 50, long. 20, which washed the pinnace ON er oa , j a i m 'epg boat, &c. . ti o .3oames, from Manilla off St. Helena. n, from New South Wales, for London, off ditto. Golfe 1) nda, Gay, and Polle, Kearney, from Callao at Cove. 11, P ThR PORT.—Mountaineer, from ...._...._• . Bombay; p Nbn .--rinceaa Charlotte, from Mobile—Port Revet, from Co 44raiitisfrkticlacbap, from Holland, and Clara ? from Mn- Oarlteto. WARRINGTON CORN MAIMET, MARCH 9, 1847. Wheat, 203 qrs., @ 13s. 4d. If , qr.: total, £744 6s. Bd. Barley, 58 qrs., @£2 15s. OW qr.: total, £159 10s. Od. Oats, 20 qrs., ®£l 15s. 6d. la qr.: total, .e 35 Os. Od. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, MARCH 10. The show of stock only moderate, but the quality for the sea son good. A good demand exists for both prime Beef and Mutton ; the former steady in value, the latter in favour of the seller. The market well cleared. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, MARCH 12. At our market to-day prices were from Is. to 2s. upwards on Beef per cwt.; on Mutton about id. per lb. ; and Veal from id. to Id. Beef, 455. to 565. off sink ; Mutton, 6d., 7d., to 74d., and Veal, from 7d. to Bd. per lb, off sink. Pigs have become re markably scarce, at from 555. to 565. per cwt. DUBLIN CORN MARKET, MARCH 22. We had a dull market this day for all descriptions of grain, with the exception of prime wheat. Our quotations continue without alteration. White Wheat, 465. to 595.; miller's red ditto, 438. to 465. ; Barley, 265. to 31s. ; Oats, 18s. to 255. ; Oat meal, 255. to 275. ; second Flour, 265. BELFAST CORN MARKET, MARCVL 8. We have a continuance of dry weather, and our farmers are everywhere getting on with the preparation of land, and sowing of the spring crops, and, consequently, we had a small market to-day. ' Wheat, ()zits, and Barley maintain their value, and Oatmeal sold at an advance of 3d. to 6d. per cwt. Indian Corn and Meal have advanced ss. per ton, and barrel Flour is a free sale. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, MARCU 12. Contrary winds cause our supplies this 'week to be small. We have a fa►r extent of business done in =all descriptions of red Wheat, at an advance ef Is. to 2s. per qr. White wheat, Is. higher. Barley firm, and steady sale A previous rates. Beans dull, without alteration in value. Oats firm, and Shelling bet ter sale. Malt as before. HULL CORN MARKET, MARCH 9. At this day's market there Witt a good show of Wheat from the farmers, Who were asking a great advance; millers were not willing to pay more than Is. to 28. per qr. more moneyiand at this improvement the business done was not extensive. Fo reign participates in the improvement, but our stocks here are small, not exceeding 10,000 quarters. The supply of all kinds of Spring Corn only small, tint quite equal to the demand. Oats exceedingly-dull sale, and fell Is. lower; also Beans and Peas. Barlerremains very heavrsale. LIVERPOOL COVONIAL MARKET, MARcri 12. Sugar.—There is still only a very limited demand, and the transactions are confined to 250 hhds. RP., 3300 bags Bengal, and 1400 bags Mauritius, without material change in price. Foreign.—The market continues steady, at former prices. The sales 'of the week ate 1100 bags and brls. Brazil, 300 boxes Havana, and 40 hhds. Cuba Muscavado. Molasses.—No sales. Coiree.—The stock of Jamaica being almoSt exhausted, the tales are limited 'to about 20 casks, at fullrrates ; there is a good demand for tordinary native Ceylon and 1000 bags (half second-hand) have been sold at 445. to 455. per cwt. Of 'Foreign, the sales are 1100 bags fine ordinary Costa Rica at 415., 40 casks, 260 bris. and 40 bags Rio, at34s. for ordinary ? and 445. to 50s. for low to fine coloury middling, 200 bags ordinary Bahia at 325. to 355., and 200 bags Laguayra and Maracaibo at The quotations. 300 bags black Pepper sold at 21d. to 31d. per lb. No sales of Cocoa, Ginger, or Pimento. Rice.-506f0 bags Bengal brought 21s. 6d. for yellow, 225. to 235. per cwt. .for broken to good middling white, being 6d. lower, and 3200 tces. Carolina 255. to 275. 6d. per cwt., being Is. advance on last week's prices for this 'description. Rum.—The business is extremely limited, but prices show a downward tendency. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 13. No variation has occurred in the Corn trade here during the week, Its general character being" as before, firm and steady, but not active. ariiaeneid, yesterday, the value of Wheat advanced ls. per quarter, with further falling offasupplies ; whilst at Liver pool,-a slight reduction upon_,Wlreat and Flour ',was submitted to in-partial instances. Our market to-day requires no-observation in addition to the foregoing. The demand for Floor runs more upon good use ful qualities at about 575. to 585., than upon finer descriptions, for , which proportionately higher prices are 110 obtainable. There is a moderate demand for each article for - 'consumption, at the rates for our last. The drain upon our great source of home supply, the East Coast, (and that from France, Belgium, and Ireland, countries unknown in modern times as buyers of English produce,) con tinues to be extensi ve , an d. a ppe ars lik e ly toincrease rather than diminish. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MARCH 12. A greater depression has prevailed this week than for some time past ; the altered state of the money market has increased :the gloom previously noticed in the manufacturing districts, -and spinners continue to buy very sparingly; speculators and exporters have also confined their operations to small parcels. Under the influence of these unfavourable circumstances, holders have pressed supplies upon the market, and a decline has been submitted to of id. per lb. upon most descriptions of American, whilst other kinds have participated to a great:ex tent in this reduction. Speculators have taken 2000 American, and exporters 900 American and 250 Surat. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND For the week-ending IMPORTS OF COTTON, 12th March, 1847. Prices paid Imports SALES OF THE WEEK. in the week. ThisWk This Yr. 160 Sea Island .... . . .... lO @ 22 60 Stained ....... 5 . ,1 81 862 --84158 4930 Bowed Georgia 5-1 7 f Mobile si 5 1510 1 Alabama and Tennes 6550 New Orleans. 380 f Pernambuco & Paraiba 74 8 1 1 Aracati and Ceara 8 - 4 } I :: .. i 2 7 : 8 8 : 370 Bahia and Maceio 370 f Maranham 1 Sawginned.. .... Minas — .... Para 30 Demerara, Surinam, Ike 6s 10 •• • • '239 1090 Egyptian. 30 Barbadoes . 30 Peruvian 7 1 .... Bahama .... Laguayra 700 Common West India .... 5/ }. .... :153 .... Cartliagena .... Smyrna — .... Manilla 1880 Surat 10 Madras .... Bengal — 1r:100 bales. • 2354 150097 COTTON MARKET, MARCH 15. The tone of our market-is stale, flat, and unprofitable. The sales are 3,000 bales, in very small quantities, for the immedi ate wants of spinners, who are all working short time, and many entirely closed, under theprelence of altering machinery, but really because production at the present prices is ruinous to the consumer. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 9. Although .the wind is still unfavourable, we have received into this port since Tuesdaylast a fair supply of Wheat, and a few parcels of other grain coastwise but, except a moderate Euantity of Barley from Europe, and 4070 qrs. of Beans f r o m gypt, the arrivals of Foreign produce are very inconsiderable ; the exports hence to Ireland,'however, are going on daily, and rapidly diminishing the stocks here. The recent purchases of Wheat in several English ports for shipment to France and Belgium announced here at the close of last week, imparted a strengthened feelin7 to the trade, and on the spur of the moment about 25,000' barrels of Flour changed hands for investment at improving rates, prime West ern brands commanding 435. t 0.435. tid. Our market this morning .relative to Wheat rather disap pointed the expectation of holders ; notwithstanding the ex citement in London yesterday, the trade for most kinds of this grain was languid, and an amendment merely of id. to 2d. per 70th. upon the currency of Tuesday last was not readily ob tained.—Flour, also, was less sought after to-day, American barely sustaining the advance above stated, and all descriptions of English and Irish the rates of ,this day se'nnight. Malting Barley and Malt, being in limited request, receded 2s. per quarter each ; and grinding Barley, though in good de- Beans Illva2arasd.ly3d. per bushel c h eaper. —E ngl i sh and European maintained ou r l ast •quotat i ons, and Egyptians freely at late prircerarttiearesPceon on gave way Id. per 4.51 b., whilst the contrary, were taken nearly without inquiry, s to in -day afya i a zd. l e pm arn .remained uaforrt unaltered e:Lan der,,ts la : 1 8 : boughtvalue. lndian i n Corn, although e still er terms•of last week. Our accounts from Ireland report very henry arrivals of In dian Corn into Cork and Limerick last week, but without pro ducing any material effect on prices, no diminution in the con- SUITIptiOn being apparent. They also intimate cropping ntinatet is so hat in some localities the preparation of the land fo culpa bly neglected, that unless a very speedy ,remedy nextmhedyl yearapplimeda,ythhee dread expressed is that the destitution of more fatal than the present. Wheat, w 70!b. English red, new Ditto, white Irish red Ditto, white Rye, English, is qr Barley, English Scotch & Irish, ig.GOlb Malt, English, is qr. pale Irish Oats, per 451 b. English & Scotch, new Welsh " Irish, fine qualities general do. Beans, English, s qr Scotch & Irish , V 480% Pease, English, white Do. & Irish .. maple Flour, per 2801 b English & Irish, 2nds i superfine. Oatmeal, 4). lb.. of 24011, 1 Irish, 1n46 Canadian • Bran, vp 2416 s. d. s. d. 11 10 Ell 2 0 11 10 —l2 0 11 2 —ll 4 ,11 0 —ll 6 s. d. s. d. 11 8 @II 10 11 6 —l2 0 10 10 —1 3 10 10 —RI 4 134 0 -60 0 j 6 9 - 7 3 176 0 -86 0 5 6 - 5.9 55 - 7 :53 1 5 2 -5 5 5 5 - - 5 7 150 0 -61 0 56 0 -57 0 162 0 -68 0 157 0-58 0 !.59 0 -CI 0 IN.) 0 -53 0 (62 0--63 0 ;50 0 -52 0 146 0 —so 0 j 46 0 -50 0 I 1 10 - 2 0 CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 12. With the exception of a few thousand quarters of Indian Corn, and about 2000 barrels Flour from the States, our fresh arrivals are generally rather limited since Monday ; but, as after extreme cold of late, and snow yesterday, the weather is now mild, there is a ch ange of wind, and the probability of somewhat better supplies next week. We have had on the whole little business passing in the trade the last two days, and though the principal holders have been firm, the value of Flour has again somewhat receded, the pres sure of a few parcels being more than equal to the dem an d. In other articles little or no variation has been apparent. Notwithstanding advices received this morning from Ame rica report much excitement and advancing prices there in consequence of the last accounts from England, our market to day exhibited no lively symptoms in any article of the Corn trade; and though some parcels of Wheat were taken for Ire land at our last quotations, the millers bought sparingly, and for moat descriptions of this grain business close d dull, with a slight tendency to decline.—Flour moving less freely, western brands receded to 41s. Ga. to 425. per barrel, and English as well as Irish, although scarce, must be noted rather cheaper. Barley was in slow request at Tuesday's rates.—Malt diffi cult of sale, and Is. to 2s. per quarter lower.—Beans, upon a very limited de man d , were rather depressed in value; and a sustained bei f t o i being former very prices.little noticed, were the turn aper. Pe O a a se ts m an er d el O Y Indian Corn, continuing to meet good inquiry . for Ireland, the transactions therein this morning were to a flat* extent at a re4luCtL o l l LP some cares of is. per 46(0, Irsh6olbl old .... THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. 4THarketo. , . LEEDS CORN MARKET, MARCH 9. Our supply of Grain is short. We have experienced a fair steady sale for Wheat to-day, at 2s. per qr. advance. Barley, Oats, and Beans are held firmly, and a moderate business done in each at last week's prices. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, MARCH 10. During the present week there has been a fair sale for Eng lish Wheat at rather over the prices obtained on Thursday last. Malting Barley mores slowly at a decline of Is. to 2s. per qr. Beans dull, and Is. per qr. lower. Oats were disposed of at former rates. D POTATO MARKET, 15, 1847. LIVERPOOL . HAY AN MARCH s. d. .s. d. O 6CO 10 Potatoes, 9011. O 0— 0 0 Kemps O 6 0 8 Pink Eyes 8 o—, 9 0 • 0 0-0 0 Cups O 4 0 5 Black O 33 0 4A Manglewurzel • 2i— 0 3 Turnips, ton .34 0 —3B 0 60 0— 0 0 Manure 5 6 7 2 s. d. a. d Hay. old, 201 b New Clover Grass Straw, Wheat Oat Barley Carrots.. LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, MARCH 9. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Latham and Wright, Wigan, Lancashire, ironfounders— M‘Nairand Dutton, Glasgow and Liverpool, shipowners. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. • W. Looney, late of Whitehaven, cooper. J. and J. Ramsden, Armley; Yorkshire, cloth manufacturers. E. Lilley, Kingston-upon-Hull, timber merchant. W. Baldock, Nottingham, grocer.' Tying, Reading, and Basingstoke Railway, New Broad-street, London. IL A. F. Kingscote, Sandgate, Kent, merchant. • 3. Wilcox, Little Bell-alley, Moorgate-street, London, tailor. W. Vann, Old-street, St. Luke's, upholsterer. W. Smith, Curtain-road, Shoreditch, timber merchant. J. Wragg, Melina-place, Westminster-bridge-road, London, iron merchant. T. Wilson, C. K, Wilson, and W. Wilson, Liverpool, linen drapers. R. Hamilton and W. Graham, Liverpool, merchants. J. C. Kemp, Liverpool, merchant. G. C. Crofts, Liverpool, corn merchant. H. Williams, Llanrwst, Denbighshire, apothecary. BANKRUPTS. Peter Burns, Liverpool, bookseller, March 19, April 20, at 12 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Covrt of Bankruptcy. Solici tors, Messrs. Sharpe and Co., Bedford-row; Mr. Clemiusen, Ambleside ; and Messrs, Hetherington, Woods, and Woodburn, Liverpool. Official assignee, Mr. bird, Liverpool. Thomas and John Steckdale, Liverpool, soap boilers, March 23, April 16, at 11 o'clock, at the -Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy. Solicitors, Alessi's. Sharpe and Co., Belford-row; and Messrs. Harvey and Falcon, Liverpool. Official assignee, Mr. Morgan, Liverpool. Wm. Henry Hodding, Gloucester-place, Portman-square, London, surgeon. Samuel Cubitt, Cblehester, clothier. James Law, Faversham, coal merchant. John Furb and Robert Stockton, Sackville-street, Picca dilly, tailors. William Bull, Little Love-lane, Wood-street, stock manufac turer. Joseph Prust, Stratton, Cornwall, tanner. James Montan, Wedmore, Semersetshire, draper. Anthony and Richard Hallily, Wigton, Cumberland, calico printers. Robert "Elliott Huntley, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, wine mer chant.' DIVI DENDS. April 2, W. H. Fitzhugh, Liverpool, merchant—April 2, W. Lancatter, Liverpool, shipowner—April 1, J. Adamson, Stock port, grocer—April 8, G. H. Openshaw, Over Darwen, Lanca shire; cloth manufacturer. CERTIFICATES to'be granted, unless cause be shown to the-contrary on the day of meeting. March 31, J. Taylor, Hollingwood, Lancashire, and Man chester, rope manufacturer—March 31, T. Melton, Lincoln, 'victualler. CERTIFICATES To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before Mareh 30. H. and J. Cowie and J. Clark, Liverpool, merchants—J. "Walton, Leeds, tailor. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. It. Reid, Glasgow, dyer. M. Wishart and J. Fairly, Glasgow, sewed muslin manufac lurers. U. Munro, Bridge of Earn, Perthshire, saddler. P. M'Cabe, Glasgow, spirit dealer. S. Howarth and Co., Glasgow, postmasters. J. Walker and Co., Aberdeen, fancy warehousemen. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Thwaites and Ward, Little Bolton, Lancashire, brassfounders —Todd and Foster, Bacup, Lancashire, brassfounders—R. Radcliffe, J. Hardman, and W. Ainscough, Grimesbottom, Lancashire, bleachers—W. Hewitt and Company, Manchester, manufacturers of British gum—Ashworth, Swinscoe, and Lees, Manchester, fustian manufacturers ; .as far as regards Henry Swinscoe. • DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. T., C. K., and W. Wilson, Liverpool, linendrapers. W. Bradley, Leeds, flax spinner. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Thomas Benbow, Llanidloes, Montgomeryshire, draper. James Hilton, Manchester, stockbroker. BANKRUPTS. Henry Lovattand William Hinde. Larkman Corran, Liver pool, merchants, March 26, April 27, at H o'clock, at the Li verpool District Court of Bankruptcy.: solicitors, Messrs. Norris, Allen, and Simpson, Bedford-row, London, and Mr. Norris, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool. John Thorogood, Aldgate High-street, innkeeper. Paul Biddle, Judd-street, New-road, St. Pancras, tallow chandler. • Robert Saw, Hammersmith, grocer. Samuel Fitch, Writtle, Essex, malster t William Martin, Skinner-street, Sozners-town, St. Pancras, grocer. Joseph Thomas Townsend, High-street, Islington, carpet dealer. Henry Charles Broom, Lawrence Pountney-hill, grocer. Edward Abel Taylor, Tottenham-court-read, licensed vic tualler. William Little, -Borough-road, Southwark, paper manu facturer. John Armitage, Huddersfield, woollen cloth merchant. DIVIDEND. April 7, W. Giles, Brighton, boarding-house keeper. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the ihty herein mentioned. April 7, J. Titley, High-street, Southwark, woollen draper— Apnl 8, W. R. Vaughan, Bristol, builder—April 8, T. Bailey, Wolverhampton, printer. • CERTIFICATES To be granted by the court of Revipw 2 unlesscause be shown to the contrary on or before April 2. G. Clay, Liverpool, boiler maker—J. Moorhouse, Rother ham, Yorkshire, cattle dealer—J. Blackman., Rotherham, Yorkshire, builder. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. March. Hour. 16, George Byford (proof. and div.) District Court, 11 16, Bobert Elliott (proof and div.) 16, David Williams (Ist) Ditto, 12 19, Stephen Bentley (2nd) Ditto, 11 19, Thomas Brown Fairhurst (2nd) 19, John Pearce (Ist) 19, Joshua Forber (Ist) 19, Nathaniel Thompson (2nd) Ditto, 12 19, Richard Cripps Lloyds (proof and div.) Ditto, 12 19, William M`Roberts (audit) Ditto, 12 19, John Weston (audit) Ditto, 12 19, John Roberts (proof) 19, Peter Burns, jun. (Ist) Ditto, 12 23, Thos. Stockdale and John Stockdale (Ist) Ditto, 11 23, David Cook (audit) 26,.Lovatt and Corran (Ist) 26, John William Hance (2nd) Ditto, 12 STATE OF TRADE. MANCHESTER.—The demand for goods this week has been extremely limited, and the tendency of prices downwards. The depression has been rendered more general and decided by the critical state of the money market and the advancing prices of provisions, not only in this country, but throughout the continent generally, and more particularly in France. Sales, this week, have been effected with great difficulty, and oily by submitting ; to serious concessions. Some fine numbers of yarns have been in good request and at somewhat firmer prices, but the cloth market has been uuprecedentedly flat. Upon the whole, the week has been one of the most depressed we have had to report for some time. The prevalent feeling with buy ers is one of extreme caution, with the conviction that it is most prudent, at present, to contract liabilities. ROCIIDALE.—We had a moderate attendance in the market this week. Fine and middle qualities of flannels remained much the same as last week, both as respects demand and price. on L t i l: E e n p s r . e: Low sorts and dried goods were in pretty good request, and a moderate amount of business was done at last week's prices. i it oi f is uu M a o v n e d r a a y g , e a a n m d o in un s t om of e b i u ns .. tanc ., esratiier higher There was rather more business done in the wool market than (t i in a t t e y w a o r o e prices were obtained. this week, but business has been done ll t e h n e t m ra o d s e t an m t •e cannot noteaLiymalltern report of the two preceding weeks. ( (=o s o o ds m o i r to ' was we hlitloe tion in prices. HtYnomtsriliLD.—Vice cannot report any feature of change in the state of trade here since last week. Our market was but moderately attended by buyers on Tuesday, but a fair bit- siness has been done in the warehouses. HALIFAX, Wool.—The consumption of Wool being so very limited, there is but little doing in the way of sale, and the stock of good usin g descriptions even less in proportion than the demand, which arises from the fut, that higher prices are demanded in the country than can be realised here; and as the stocks in the country are chiefly held by the growers, there is but little hope of any giving way this side of shear-day, which will have the effect of keeping all kinds of combing Wools from any decline in prices. Yarns.—This branch of the trade is still in a most unhealthy condition. It is now quite Clear that an improvement can only be effected in this branch by ithproved rates, as no giving way in the price of Wool is probable; for from all we can learn, the stock of English Co m b ing Wools is quite as small both in this market and in the country as it has been for many years past at the same period, n o t w ith s t an di ng the great abridgment of its use since last clip d ay. Pi eces. — The tong continuance of winter has very much operated against - the spring trade; for in the face of frost and s n o w t h ere is no inclination to buy light goods, which causes th e h ome tra d e houses to be less animated than they otherwise wo u ld b e. T he purchases for the German fairs, commencing at Easter, are less than in former years ; which is attributed to the . high price of food. The American houses are all doing a good busi ness, which tends seasonably to relieve the market trom that dulness which otherwise would have hung over it, and to keep prices steady. NovriNonAst.—Lace : Though we have had many purcha sers here since our last, yet the market is a quiet one. Pric es are unchanged, except as to the produce of a few twelve and thirteen point plain net machines, which has been offered at prices somewhat more favourable to the buyer. The supply of bobbin-net goods is on the *hole, lessened, and is now only about equal.to.the demand.—hosiery: We have to report, this week, a very flat market. The home market is very d u ll i n mosebranclies, except gloves, in which a fair amount of busi ness is doing. The buyers are greatly curtailing their purcha ses and reducing their stocks.—Nottiagiann Mercury. LEICESTER.—We are sorry to have to report unfavourably of the present state of trade. A general stagnation appears to prevail throughout the staple manufacture of the Rlidland Counties ' and a very large number of the workmen are unem ployed. The advance in cotton, which has only been -partially realised in the yarns, cannot be obtained in the finished goods, and the prospect for the next two or three months is very as_ couraging.—Leicester Mercury. GLASOOW.—Cotton Goods : The market for most descriptions is very flat, indeed more so than has been experienced for a long tune, owing, we believe,- to the- high -price -of provisions and the very high rate of discounts ; and .this :latter circum stance, we fear, will cause still farther depression, an d l ea d to ruinous results , .--Cotton Yarn : If any differenee May be said to exist in our yarn market, it is a slight' iiiiprOVement, in so fur as sales have been rather made, spinners having given way a shade in their, prices —The Iron Trad e : B ars , 410 per ton ; plates, 413 per ton ; sheets 413 per ton ; nail rods, -ell per ton ; rails. £lO 10s. per ton ; and pigs) 40 17s. 6d, per ton.— Glasgow Iva:twiner, LIVERPOOL SHARE LIST. SHARES. RAILWAYS. Aberdeen Ambergate & Eastern Junction Arbroath and Forfar. ,Bedford, London, & Birminghm l Birk'head, Lancash. & Cheshire ißirmingham and Dudley Boston, Stamford, and Birming Blackburn, Clitheroe, & N.W Blackburn, Darwen, & Bolton Bristol and Exeter New shares ' Buckinghamshire Caledonian Half shares Clydesdale Junction . ,Chester and Birkenhead 2$ Half shares $1 New .t'2o shares. 271 Chester and Holyhead . 23 Dundee and Arbroath 1$ New shares 20 Dundee and Perth. b - New shares 20 Eastern Counties 0 Perpetual, No. 1 61 Perpetual, No. 2 4 York Extension 20 E. Lancash. late B'burn & Pm 17 East Lancashire 73 New shares.. 1! New scrip 4 East Lincolnshire 50 Edinburgh and Glasgow 123 Qoarter shares 10 Half shares 15 Edinburgh and Northern , 5 £l5 shares—Newport 20 late Edinbro', Leith & Grantoi. 20 Preference shares., 2 New shares 3 New quarter shares 3 Edinburgh and Perth . 2, 1 1 Exeter, Yeovil, & Dorchester 32/ Fleetwood, Preston, & W.Riding 150 'Furness. 42/ Furness and Windermere 50 Glasgow and Ayr 30 ae4o shares 121 Quarter shares • `2: New shares • 5 Half-shares No. 2 5 Glasgow and Dumfries 25 Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock 121 Half shares If Preference shares 100 Great North of England 5 i New stock 20 ! .eao shares 11 .€l5 shares 23;Great North of ::3cotland 85 Great Western 50 Half shares 193 Quarter shares 20 Fifth shares 45 '}'7 .shares • 30 Huddersfield Canal & Railway.. 16 Huddersfield Canal & Railway.. 5 Extension shares 50 Hull and Selby 25 half shares 12! 'Quarter shares - 14 Ipswich anti Bury St. Edmunds. 2,1 fele of Axholme and Goole. 221 Kendal and - Windermere 50 - Lancaster and Carlisle I La 5 Third shares 471 Lancaster and Preston 19 Three-quarter shares 156/ • Quarter shares 35 Leeds and Bradford 271 Leeds and Dewsbury 5 Half shares 223 Leeds and Thirsk 'lO. New shares 2 Liverpool, Crosby, & Soothport.. 2 New shares, late W. Lancash. 21 L'pool, M'ches., & N'cast. June. 163 London and Blackwall ;ock. London . & Brighton r& S. Coast. Consolidated * shares London and North Western Quarter shares New Quarter shares Fifth shares (G. J.) Quarter shares £4O shares (L.'& M.) London & M'chr.-& Binning Quarter sharer ('k) Quarter shares (B) Quarter shares (C) London and Portsmouth London and South Western Consolidated * shares New £4O shares New £5O shares Consolidated Tenth shares London and York, Direct Northern Longridge and Preston Lynn and Dereham Lynn and E1y.... •• • ••• • • • Ely and Huntingdon Melton and Driffield Manchester and Leeds Half shares Do., late Hudders. & Sheffield Quarter shares Fifth shares £32 shares, late Extensions .. Sixteenth shares Half shares. late L. & B Half shares, lateW. P. & G Extension shares, Do. Late Manchr., Bolton, & Bury Fifth shares, Do. Manchester, Sheffd.:& Lincolns. Quarter shares, No. I Quarter shares, Na. 2 Eighth shares late Gt. Grimsby. and Sheffd £2O shares Quarter shares late Great Grimsby Dock late Sheffield and Lincolnshire Manchester, Sheffd., & Midland Manchester and Sothampton Matlock and Midland Midland £4O shares Preferential stock, 6 per-cent. New shares Consol. Birmingham &Derby Birmingham and Gloucester Quarter shares Bristol and Gloucester. Newcastle and Berwick .. North Shields shares Newcastle and Carlisle Quarter shares New shares Norfolk j Extensions (5 per cent.) I New shares... North British Half shares Quarter shares Northern and Eastern North Staffordshire North Union (A Ditto (B, North Western Oxford, Worcester, & Wolverh Preston and Wyre Preference (5Y cent.) New Do. (5 scent. and Div ) Half shares (A) Half shares (B) Sixth shares Runcorn Gap New shares Preference shares Scottish Central Scottish Midland Sheffield, Rotherp. & Doncastcrj I,l:Sheffield; Rotherham, and Goole 3 Shrewsbitry and Birtningham 15 ,Shrwsby & Chester, late N.W.M. 8 I New shares 2 IShrewsbury and Hereford 11) Shrewsbury, Oswestry &Chester, 1 ! Do. and Chester new shares 40 South Devon 50 South Eastern and Dover 20 New shares, No. I 12 New shares, No. 2 15 Consolidated Thirds 3 .'l ' New shares, , No. 4 42/ South Mid. June. & Salisbury 1 , 1 Southport and Buxton 3 1 / 3 ,,outh Staffordshire 42f Trent Valley, Mid. &G. June. I 'Warwick . 8z Cheltenham Jun ctn 6 Whitehaven and Furness 18 kilitehaven Junction 1 5 Wilts, Somerset. and Weymouth 25 York and Newcastle ' 10 New shares 4 Preference shares 60 York and North Midland 25 Half shares .. 20 New Half shares 10 R. &W. Riding Extension 2 t; Preference shares IRISH INES. 27ifielfast anti Bally L mena. 2 . Tairk and Bandon. 12Cpublin and Belfast Junction 70 IPublin end Drogheda 20 t Third shares 10 Dundalk and Enniskillen 27i Great Southern and Western 17:ilLondonderry and Coleraine 15 Londonderry and Enniskillen 20 'Midland and Great Western 7 , 4 Half shares 10 Newry and Warrenpoint 40 Ulster FOREIGN & COLONIAL LINES. Boulorme and Amiens Dutch Rhenish • Great Western Canada I.amaica ITorthern of France(constituted) "lrleans, Tours, and Bourdeaui. 'aria and Lyons (constituted) ?aria and Orleans ?anis and Rouen 'aria and Strasburg (constitutd) louen and Havre lambre and Meuse ztrasburg and Basle rours and Nantes (constituted). West Flanders BANKS, &c. lank of Liverpool . orougli Bank Bank ,iverpool Banking Company 'cheater & L'pool Dist. Bank Worth and South Wales Bank loyal Bank Union Bank °pool Fire and Life Insurance New shares %brine Assurance Company. Royal Assurance Company Bootle Waterworks flarringtOn Waterworks Coal Gas Company Yew Gas and Coke Company Quarter share's • Hirkhenhead Pocks & W'housea Exchange Buildings Pscific Steam Navigation Co Rock Ferry ;.,,trans Tug Company youth-. East Steam Company Saturday's Sales Prices. Yesterday 2i@ 2d i.. /d 26 .. 28 P it.. ip 12..2 p }.. id 3.. Id 1 „lip A-Al 1? 31.. 31 a 1 d.. par 141..15 p 47 .. 47* 231..231 * d £.#d #t.#! 22i p 133.. 14 p 15 .15 p 20 ~ 203 6 1 • 6k 6 .. 7 par.. * p I.qp p 14..1i p 21/3.. 23/9 p t. » n 71i.. 733 ]7. 17i 94. • 9i P 13.. 2 p *..1 p 192.. 20i 2t.=! 1.. p i•• 42 !alp d i• • 8 ..10 p 61 .. 62 8 1-91 P 15 ..15 3.- 4 p 3i. Si 1 3 • P 17.. 18$ P ? • • 9 4 P in 232 .. 234 53 .. 54 p /38f.. 393 p 17 .. 174- p 4 d.. par 27 .. 29 p 67.. 68 5}..6 p 20.. 27 31.4 p 31..32$ • 2.f. . 3 p 1 _lip 104 .. 106 52 .. 53 22i.. 23 d 2i.. 2 d 65..66 s *. • 5 / P 104.. p 174.. 171 p 14i.. 14i 4:34.. 444 p 5 .. 5i p .«n 2i.. d __ .. 3 d _ p 11.. p i• • # d 74 7f 533..54 2}..3 p 177..179 18 .. 18i p 10t. p 142.. 15i p 17 .. 173 p 27+.. 28 p 49 70 6 .. 6fp 6 1 1 6..6 p It. • 60.. 61 46..47 i• • l iP 2 .. 3p 534.. 541- * (1.. par d.. pat' 25 .. 26 1f..2* p 2 .. 25 p 1..1 p 1..1 p 19 .. 21 p 103.. I l p 3 i 2 . • 3 i p P 5*.. 5/1 p 2*.. 2/ p p 4 a.. 5i p 8 p 52..6 p 27 ..29 p 913.. 6 92*_ * p p 22 22* 1 .. d 5i..5 d 11.3 d 1 d 2i.:2 d d 51 48/9 d 1 . - (1 11/3.. 1 6 / 3 p 116.. 118 3..444 p 125}..127} 3 ..34 p 92 .. 93 122 .. 125 11..12 p 8 .. 9 p 364.. 374 115.. 117 294.. 291 144.. 15 p 133.. 135 4.. d 33 ..33f 154.. 14 p 60 .. 62 2i.. p 213.. 215 151.. 153 par.. # p 64.. 6 d 33k.. 34 35 .. 36 56 .. 59 3i..4 p *.. ? 27 .. 28 13i.. 14 17 .. 18 p , 8 .. 8,1 p 7i. .8 p 3/9..1/3 p 1 1/3.. 8 / 3 p 1 . 1 P 34...4 P 1 2 1 8 / 9 .. 1 6 / 3 p d , 2 .. 1 d d.. par. 7 ..5 d 37 .. 37 2 ..24 . p p i• • P par.. # p 14.• d p 1 p 3i.. 3k a 1 .. d 65.. 5i d 855.. 36 6 .. 64 p 4 .. 42c p 854.. EGI 42h..434 164.. 175 p p 94.. 94 p F 14.. 7a d 5k.. 4k d 9 .. 8) d 17 .. 15 d 7 85..8 d 34..3 d 8 .. ,}d 85..8 d 124..115 d 55.. 5 d • P 11 .. 12 p 3}..3 d 3 ..9;d i• • 35 .. 37 44.. p p 14 d 483..49* 3 4i.. 54i 2..15d 27 28. 5..5 d 9 •• 8 d 1 . kd 3 2 d 215..212 14..1 p 7I• • 7i p i• • 3p 22..3 p 1.. d 300 .310 p 2))- p 5 1.. 6i p 5.. 1 /. p —l+ n.. p 390 .. 394 70 0 —770 179 .. 181 205 ..207 433.. 44 7 ..6 d 208 ..210 6 ..4 d 124.. 121 d.. p 12..2 p Prices marked thus "p" are at a premium; those marked d" are at a discount. " It" denotes Shares called in for 'Registration. " denoteaS...^rip Share; called in for itegistratioa. 10 . 0 10 GO 15 1 Stock. Stock, 100 100 ZirtDs, elatilays anZi -Leatbs. BIRTHS. On the 13th ultimo, at Clifton-park, the wife of Mr. WALTER SCOTT, of a son. On the 25th ultimo, at Brundish, Suffolk, the wife of Mr. R. GARRARD, of a son, being the fifth generation. It has two grandmothers, three great grandmothers, and one great great grandmother; the latter of whom is in nossession of all her faculties, and not a little elevated at her singular position. On the 4th instant, at Ryton Rectory, the lady of the Rev. R. W. EYTON, of a son. On the sth instant, at the Elms, Toxteth-park, the wife of HARRY 1). GLYNN, Esq., of a daughter. On the Bth instant, at Seaforth, Mrs. ROBERTSON, of a daughter. On the Bth instant, at Carisbrook, Isle of Wight, the lady of PETER BROWNE, Esq., formerly of Macclesfield, of a daugh ter. On the 9th instant, at F.Yarth-house, Ruthin, the lady of Captain LACON, R.N., of a daughter. On the 10th instant, at Rose Cottage, New Ferry-terrace, Mrs. THOMAS GODFREY, of a son. On the 11th instant, at the Rectory, Middle, Mrs. T. EGERTON, of a daughter. On the 12th instant, the wife of Captain JAMES SCOTT, of Atherton-street, Everton, of a son. Same day, at Ellerslie, Toxteth-park, Mrs. HENRY H. FRANCE, of a son. Same day, in Church-street, Birkenhead, the wife of CHAS. GREEN, Esq., solicitor, of a son. On the 13th instant, in Faulkner-street, Mrs. JOHN BRANCKER, of a daughter. Same day, Mrs. BUCKMASTER, of twin sons. MARRIED. Lately, at Paddington, the Vicomte de NALMER, to Mrs. MILLER, of Ozleworth Park, sister to the late Earl of Egremont. On the 2nd instant, at Birmingham, Mr. THOMAS GLAD STONE, wine merchant, to MARY, daughter of THOMAS WHITFIELD, Esq. On the 6th instant, at St. John, the Baptist's Church, DAVID, eldest son of the late J. ANDREW, Esq., of Newton Stewart, to JANE, eldest daughter of J. MACDOWALL, Esq., of Stranraer, Scotland. On the 7th instant, at St. Silas's Church, Mr. MICHAEL MURPHY, to Miss GOLDING. On the Bth instant, at St. Anne's Church, Mr. JAMES TUNSTALL, to Miss MARTHA TUNSTALL, of Lachford. Same day, at St. Bride's Church, Mr. CHAS. HOLROYD, to ANN, daughter of RICHARD GOSTILLER, Esq., mer chant, late of this town. Same day, at St. Peter's Church, Mr. WILLIAM KEAY, Joiner, to Miss RUTH EVANS. Same day, at St. James's Church, Mr. E. T. LIFTWICH, boot and shoemaker, Tithebarn-street, to Miss ELIZABETH POPE, of Wavertree. On the 9th instant, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. J. G. ANDERTON, to ELIZABETH, second daughter of the late Mr. J. WHITEHEAD. Same day and place, Mr. RICHARD MULLIN JONES, to Miss ANN CLARKE. Same day and place, Mr. J. S. THORPE, master mariner, to SARAH EMMA, daughter of Mr. WILLIAM BLUNT FOS BROOKE, solicitor. Same day, St. Silas's Church, Mr. THOMAS MELLING, to Mrs. MARY BARROW. Same day, at Brailsford, by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Sodor and Man, THOMAS BERRY HORSFALL, Esq., of this town, to MARY, eldest daughter of the late E. S. COX, Esq., of Brailsford-hall, Derbyshire. Same day, at Halewood Ch'urch, Mr. EDWARD TAYLOR, to LOUISE, youngest daughter of JOHN TAYLOR, Esq., of Wood Cottage, Halewood. On the 10th instant, at Newton Stewart, by the Rev. S. Richardson. Mr. JOHN GREENSHIELD. to ELIZA, daugh ter of the late Rev. EDWARD BLACK, D.D., of St. Paul's, Montreal. _ _ On the 11th instant, at Wallasey Church, by the Rev. T. Byrth, D.D., Mr. JOHN HUMPHRIES, eldest son of James Humphries, Esq., of Kidderminster, to MARY ANNE, eldest daughter of the tey. WILLIAM GILES, of Seacombe-house, Seacombe. SaMe day, at St. Peter's Church, Pwllheli, by the Rev. St. - G. A. Williams, Mr. DANIEL MACKAY, merchant, of this town, to Miss - JULIA DAVIES, niece to Mr. J. C. Davies, officer. of Excise, Pwllheli. Same day, at Caine, Porsetshire, Viscount EBRINGTON, to Miss DAMER, eldest daughter of the Hon. Colonel Dawson Darner. On the 14th instant, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. C. H. Burton, M.A., Mr. MICHAEL SMITH, tea dealer, to Miss ELIZABETH JAMES, of this town. Same .day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. THOS. DAVIES to Miss CATHERINE JONES. DIED. Lately..at Tlandyfrydoz Anglesey, aged 101, Mr. ROBERT OWEN, slater, late of Bodedern. Within a few months of his death he•was able to accomplish the arduous task of walking twenty miles every day, and was in possession of his faculties to the last. On the 18th of September, aged 18, ROBERT, son of Mr. ROBERT JOHNSTON, of this town, an apprentice on boqrd the Rajah, who was lost during a violent gale which struck the ship on her passage hen c e to Calcutta. (in the 24th of October, at Chuquisaca, Bolivia, South America, of fever, GEORGE JOHN. fourth son of the late WM. TURNER COMBER, Esq., of Hooe-lodge, Sussex. On the 17th of January, at Demerara, aged 25, WILLIAM ASHLEY,.assistant-pilot of that port, late of this town. On the 3rd ultimo, at Akron, Ohio, aged 118 years, 9 months. and 18 days, Mr. JOHN SHEPHERD. Dece a sed fought in the battles of Brandywine and Germantown Flats, and was wounded at the former. On the 19th ultimo, at Shelley, aged 92, Mr. J: SMITH. Deceased had ten children, sixty-three grandchildren, 153 great grandchildren, and six great great grandchildren ; mak ing a total of 232. He lived to see eight generations : namely, his great grandfather, grandfather, father, self, his children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, and great great grand children. Same day, at Shap, aged 42, MARGARET MOUNSEY. De 'ceased was a person of very diminutive stature, being little more than thirty inches in height. On the 24th ultimo; at Warwick, aged 50, Mr. WALTER WILLIAM BERRY, bookbinder, late of this town. On the 27th ultimo, aged 73, Mr. THOMAS WOODS. The deceased was employed about the Angel Coach-office upwards of thirty-one years, where he was well-known to the punlic by the familar appellation of "Old Tom." On the 28th ultimo, in his 52nd year, Mr. ROBERT JONES, leather dealer, Stanhope-street. Same day, at Bontnewydd, near Carnarvon, aged 99, GRIF, FIFTH WILLIAMS. Deceased had been a member of the Calvinistic Methodists for sixty years. On the Ist instant, of consibmption, aged 23, JOHN JACK SON, nephew to Richard Garner, tobacconist; Scotland-road. On the 2nd instant, aged 21, JOHN, son of Mr. EDWARD STEWART. Same day, aged 75, Mrs. MARTHA CRAIG, of Gerard street, mother-in-law of Mr. J. Backhouse, printer. Same day, at Newton, near Warrington, aged 30, Mr. ED MUND DANIELS, cabinet maker, Stanhope-street, Toxteth park. . On the 3rd instant, ANN, wife of Mr. C. APPLETON printer, Cazneau-street. , Same day, in his 83rd year, Mr. JOHN GRIFFIN, formerly of the Saracen's Head, Birmingham. On the 4th instant, aged 3 years, ANN, youngest daughte r of Mr. JAMES H. HEMINGWAY, of Daulby street. Same day, CATHERINE, wife of JOHN WOOKEY, wine cooper, Everton-terrace. On the sth instant, in her.looth year, ANN, relict of Mr. E. RILEY, of Nightingale-square, Salford. On the 6th instant, in Great George-square, in his 52th year, ROBERT RIGBY, Esq. Same day, aged 43, Mr. EDWARD JOHNSON CADDICK, publican, Scotland-road. Same day, aged 62, HANNAH, relict of the late Mr. JAS. DONNISON. On the 7t instant, at Everton-house, Bedfordshire, in his 73rd year, WILLIAM ASTELL, Esq., M.P. for the county of Bed ford, and for forty-seven years a director of the Hon. East India Company. Same day, at Coventry, aged 91, H. BUTTERWORTH, Esq., elder brother of the late J. Butterworth, Esq., M.P. for the city of Coventry. Same day, in his 47th year, WILLIAM HALL, Esq., of Manor-lodge, Holloway, and of the Strand, London, publisher. Same day, at Everton, aged 62, ALICE, relict of Mr. WM. HYATT. Same day, aced 30, Mr. HENRY WINSTANLEY, jun., wheelwright, Town-row, West Derby. On the'sth instant, at Hill's-house, Widness, aged 77 years, RICHARD APPLETON, Esq. On the 9th instant, in Brownlow-street, - Mr. JOHN ELLIOTT. Same dap, aged 54, ANN BARNES. Same day, at Chester Castle, in his 70th year, Captain W. M. HENDERSON, ordnance storekeeper for Chester and Liver pool. Same day, at Tydweiligog, aged 33, Mr. EVAN GRIFFITIIS, nephew to the Rd. R. Jones, alias Dick Aberdaron. On the 10th instant, aged '77, Mr. JOHN RICHARDSON. Same day, in this town, in his 7th year, THOMAS, youngest son of Mr. JOHN WILLIAMS, tobacconist, Manchester. On the 11th instant a„, , red 11 years and 8 months, GEORGE, eldest son of GEORGE: BARNSLEY, cotton broker. Same day, ELIZABETH, infant daughter of Mr. RICHARD FRANKS, of Everton. On the 13th instant, at Prince's-terrace, Toxteth-park, ANN, relict of the late PETER HOPE, Esq., formerly of Everton. Ou the 14th instant, at the residence of her uncle,:ll. S. Crook. Esq., in Rodney-street, aged 25 years, MARY, only daughter of _THOMAS WILSON, Esq., Beanthorn, Ullswater. TIDE TABLE. ( ( _`DAYS.mosN. EVENG.IHoIIT.I HOLYDAYS , ETC. March 11. m. h. m. I ft. in. Tuesday.... It; 10 39 11 1 19 6 Wedneeciay.l7 11 23 11 45 ,21 3 Thursday .. IS - 0 7 22 0 Friday .... 19 029 052 1 21 9 , Saturday ..20 113 135120 4 ! Sunday .... 21 157 220 ,18 9 :sth Sunday in Lent. Monday ... 22 244 3 9 jl6 7 I .TEST 'Direct DATES AT LIVE . Indirect. 14 Liina 19 Maranbam 10 Mauritius 1 Mobile.... Dec. • Monte Video Jan. 23 New Orleans Jan. 9 New York... Feb. 9 Pernambuco. Jan. 2 Rio Janeiro.. Feb. 3 Savannah .. Feb. 9 St. Helena .. Feb. 6 Valparaiso .. Feb. 7 Vera Cruz .. iDec. 191 IFeb. 131 Australia Bahia Barbadoes Bombay B. Ayres Calcutta C. G. Hope. ; Charleston .1 China Demerara Havana... Jamaica. La Guayra.. Indirect. Jan. 11 fJan. 11 Feb. 6 Dec. 29 Feb. 5 Feb. 2 Jan. 11 Feb. 8 Jan. 23 I)ec. 26 ,Jan. 31 PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST-OFFICE, MARCH 15. . - Mails desp'd Last Packet Next Packet Destination. IfroinLondon sailed. due. S'HAMPTON STATION Lisbon Madeira Spain 'and 27th of Feb. 27 Feb. 27 Gibraltar (every month Malta &lonian Islands 3rd and 20th Erin Greece and Egypt... . of every March 3 ----- India, Cey °n.& China month. (1 ) Brit. Col. in W. Ind. (except Honduras, & 2nd and 17th Dee .. Next Mail Bermuda,) For. Col. of every March 2 dueMarch24 in W. Indies (except Havana, Venezuela, month. and Madeira (2) Mexico& Havana . 2nd of every Dee (3) Bermuda St. Juan month only. March 2 due April 7 de Nicaragua, and • ,17th of every Clyd e Next Mall New Grenada FALMOUTH STATION. Madeira, Brazil, aid i Evng. of 4th 11MB Crane H M Seagull Buenos Ayres / every month March 6 April 25 LIVERPOOL STATION. Brit. N. America. fir- 3rd instant. Hibernia .. Cambri a .. muda, and U. St a t e , : I I Mardi 4 March 16 x new x new x div x div f 6s 3d Gs 3dp x div '176}65 5 10p Z. x div x div x div x div x div R x new 141ip xd&new x new :x new prof THE CHARITIES._ BIRKENHEAD HOMCEOPATHIC DISPENSI22t, WEEKLY REPORT.—New Patients, 23; Old Pail - en:Up. Mt Total, 82.—Physician, Dr. Norton. J. B. Cooke, Hou....ace.-._ EASTERN DISPENSARY, .ROSE_HiI,7„ REPORT OF CASES FOR THE WEER .E N DINO FRIDAY., !VI); t 9, —Persons refieved at the Dispensary, 31; Patients ta their own homes, 141 ; Total, 172. Physician, Dr. Ashcroft ; Surgeons, Messrs. Lot „yam and Harris; House-Surgeon, Mr. Ball ; Apothecary, fv,=- Bickerton. • LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, MAnclfz,,-i. DISCHARGED: In-patients cured, 15; Relieved and craw request, 5; Made Out-patients, 0; Irregular, 2; Bettil la-- ADMITTED : In-patients, 25; Out-patients, 3; Casuals Li--- the week, 7 ; Remaining in te House, 195. Consulting Surgeon, J. Dawson, Esq. ; House Surgetott,likr.. M`Cheane ; Apothecary, Mr. George Padley ; Douai-Vairr.: , tors, W. I'earce and W. Lassell, Esqrs..; Claw— lain, Rev. W. Blundell. Ri c h ar d Gibson, Trees NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT, MAn.cw , AnsirrrEn : Accidents, 33; Medical and Surgical Case.sazows recommendation, 17 ; Total, 50.—DiscitAucun Cwir.4..,&k. - Relieved and at own request, 7; Attended as Out Patenre..yr; Irregular, 0; Died, 4; Remaining in the Hospital, 0.!, Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Plysic4~4 Vim. Surgeon for the ensuing week, Dr. Turnitill ari.L.EL'I- Bainbrigge; House Visitors, It.. P. Carter ara...rutai r Higlifield, Esqrs. ; House-Surgeons, Mr. T. B. .6141,..z dersleeves and Mr. W. Haines; Treasurer, B. kl...laramit*, Esq.; Chaplain, Rev. Wm. Hughes. WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND WM%„ . HOUSE HOSPITALS, MARCH 13, 1847- ADMITTED: Fever and Small Pox, 99; Medical and , Sw'r , ..esslk. Wards, 44; Lying-in Wards, 5 ; Lock, 0; Total, 154', 'thap cfrAitoED : Cured, 50; Relieved, 13; Died, 18; 'Fetid, REMAINING IN THE HOSPITALS : Fever and Small Pogo„ : Medical and Surgical Wards, 202; Lying-in Wards, 184..iarAi_ 33 ; Total, 468. Consulting Physicians, Dr. Macrorie and Dr% Gouthsraiwn Consulting Surgeon, Mr. M'Culloch ; Physician , : Surgeon for the week, Dr. Dickinson and Mr. Isnaass; - House-Surgeon, Mr. T. F. Grimsdale ; Assist.-Rurr_ Mr. E. T. Watkins ; Apothecary, Mr. Thomas kingiew; HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY-A SCENL. Lord BROUGHAM presented a petition from complaining of of distress, which the petitioners state-el-kr Law, greatly aggravated by the constant influx of Irish _ who were sent over here to be supported by the agstiv i l.-_ the Irish landlords and proprietors, meantime, een buting nothing for their support, and being, at tie Ammar time, exempt from many of the taxes which ?lusaellie grievously on England, such as the assessed tax,_. income-tax, &c. This transmission of Irish pacts:am, tar- England, the noble and learned lord observed, waa Rt 1140.-.- ceeding systematically, and on a scale of collstandix. increasing magnitude. Hundreds and hundreds we..,- coming over daily : more than hundreds, in fact, forum:4c the other day, and in one day, ther e l an d e d at Lives no fewer than 3,100 of these wretched creatures, iitriewr, an enquiry was made as to the means they possess coming over at all, it turned out, from their own atittai,- ment, that each pauper had been supplied by the Lima:- lords of Ireland with 2s. 6d. to enable him to, in:, England. (Hear, hear.) He (Lord Brougham) hack saw,- : gested that the authorities of the towns thus imusellianiL, had better give each pauper 2s. 6d. a piece to enable.. -him, to go back again. (A laugh.) The Earl of DEVON said there was one statement mocha by the noble and learned lord, which, he would vent - am per say, ought not to be made without good and substanina. foundation. The noble and learned lord had stated it that hundreds of poor persons were sent over to this e•-.0c14.-- try by the Irish landlords, receiving from them half-a-eravnw a piece to enable them to come. (" Hear, hear," from Brougham.) He (the Earl of Devon) did not behevethiam, was a word of truth in that statement. (Hear, hear.) was a reflection upon a large, and, as he believed, al, ,;T respectable body of men ; and he believed it was a redc-- tion as unnecessary as it was unjust. He did not believe , : the statement; and he must say that it was a state resant. which never should have been made except upon. authority than the noble and learned lord appeAzeckkar, possess for it. He repeated that he did not believe it, Lord BROUGH AM—My lords, 1 firmly believe it_ :11.7% completely, and entirely, and conscientiously beligra iiky and, my lords — The Earl of DEVON—Does the noble lord rise- to- rope or to explain ? Lord BROUGHAM (with great vehemence)--Whicherat- I please. (Sensation.) The Earl of DEVON—According to the orders eiS tiick house, the noble lord has a right to explain, but he hroa. no right to speak in reply. If h e p ers i s ts I hall taloskaax sense of the House upon it. ' The Earl of DEVON (advancing to the ministerial nvilar of the table)—My lords, I stand upon your orders ! (CAP.-- fusion.) I rise to order! (Cries of • Order.") Mylectia. I speak to order! (Renewed uproar.) Lord BROUGHAM (at the opposition side, and great vehemence)—l am speaking to order too. I ha,va Fu. right to be heard. (Much confusion.) The Earl of DEVON (amid the noise)—l shall tak..i sense of the house. Lord BROUGHAM—Very well; take the sense ... 4 ; house—take the sense of the house. The Earl of DEVON—I shall. lam now speak ask order. Lord BROUGHAM—And I am speaking to order,...taaw,.. - [Here there were very loud cries of " Order, order,7 hew. all parts of the assembly, and the Earl of Devon. re - t to his place.] Have I not a right to interrupt a perearma-: who is speaking to order, in order that I might speai . lit: order myself? Have I not a right, having moved' :- this petition do lie upon your table—have I not a rialiti,to - reply to any one who has chosen to discuss that tnoWaax.?.:: Or, even if you deny me that, will the noble and learnaA: —no, not learned---will the noble lord tell me that a3a` not be within - the limits of the strictest rules of Taw house in now moving that that petition be referred:to ea_ select committee ? When he says that I have no right speak except in explanation, he leaves me at least a rift*._ to explain, and how does he know that I am not explain ? When he rises in his place, and tells yaw isa does not believe a word that I have said, I have a right-tar say, and Ido say, that what I have said is true r Ire it ! I re-assert it I tell the noble lord it is true, =tisk false; as he declares it ! I tell him that I believe every/final of it: that I have perfectly good foundation for it : have a right to believe every word of it, and that I do:ba-- I i eve it, do re-assert it, and do re-state it ! (These exPressinagr were uttered with great vehemence, and amid the prefo - azi silence of the house.) A more offensive mode of express-ing-- disbelief I never heard in either house of parliament I Itza says there is not a word of truth in what I say I tc-Rlinr.... that my belief is that every tittle of it is strictly, corms-bile", _ and literally true. I never stated that every one of t 3,100 paupers came over here with half-a-crownrr.jaar' - pocket, given him by the landlords. Understanding. ago. case, as I always do, I limited, restrained, and resb...i my allusion to a part of the number ;-and, I appeal - Ito, your lordship's recollection as to what I said. My W— maim came from persons in Liverpool, who. ha-o -t- ...I%*- amined these emigrants. The Earl of DESART.—My lords,-I do not rise saretak to refer to those statements as to ask the noble and - ed lord to state to us with what object he persists in Teda, , ,-- ing these incessant and repeated attacks ? Are they znaarr upon us as a body, ,or are they directed at increridtaia?' For what purpose does he night after night irritate an br these stings ; - and oblige us to weary your lordships list*, .our replies, using, as we are forced to do, the uninteseat— ing weapons of defence against his unexampled powers sarcasm and attack ? If, my lords, these assaults are mazer wantonness, I beg the noble lord to chose a more subject ; if they are made on substantial foundation ank: with good object, I beg him to give us fair notice alai*, intentions, in order that from time to time we may - pre.--- ' pare ourselves for defence : but if they are made witins*-- foundation, or from mere spleen, then I beg the noble and learned lord, to reflect that, great and varied -as any, his abilities, even his sarcasms cannot interest your ships when so often repeated, and that ultimately *sr. will sink into contempt before the power and intluenctne truth. (Very much cheering). Lord BROUGHAM.—A question being put to me, I sin— - pose that I am allowed by the strictest forms of yaw. lordships' house, interpreted though they may be 'ay the , noble earl opposite, to rise in my place for the purpesa• atiP reply. lam asked why I make these attacks. Acinaittiair. them, for the sake of the argument, to be attacks,krepar that I make them for one object, and one object ©a namely, to endeavour t o a wa k en th e I r i s h landlords ant: the Irish people at large to the absolute necessity of pre,- viding for the support of their own poor, and not of kira,„ ing to England for the support of the Irish people:. upon the assumption that I fail in this object, I have: second, I wish to impress upon your lordships, and w the government, and the public, the necessity of abstain.— ing from the wild and visionary attempt, for wild anik.: visionary it is, of attempting to support the entire popes__ - tion of Ireland. - ROBBERY BY A POLICE CONSTABLE.—OR Thum:Dun, Police Constable William Dixon, No. 615, was bruagAik_ . before Mr. Rushton, and committed for trial on a ikulltk. of having robbed a man named Snicatham, whilst state of intoxication. It appeared that the proseet and the prisoner had been drinking together at Wave .... tree,. whilst the latter was on duty, and the priansuir„, instead of protecting, robbed the prosecutor. The AW deuce being deemed conclusive, the prisoner was . niitted for trial. Franipton's Pill of Health, for billions or sick - acad.- ache, indigestion, and for the whole train of sprint:area_ arising from a weak stomach, or vitiated billions secretiost, are pre-eminently successf u l. F or cost i veness, eitherfra.- bitual or temporary, they are admirable, and for etiL - I-1 persons will prove the most a g reeable medicin e that ma, be taken. Th e y are use d with the greatest advanta4t, either sex, and will therefore prove au excellent t. -:a pill ; for, in any case where an aperient medicine, ja rm-- quired, they need only be tried to be universally ader. Sold by all medicine venders. Price ls. lid. per Now, See the name of " Thomas Prout, 252, Strand, Londattir on the government stamp. VERY BAD LEG CURED BY HOLLOWAY'S PILLS; API3E. OINTMENT.—The foreman at the large paper-mill smutr Armagh (the property of Mr. Gwynn), from exec:wire , confinement and being employed so much on his feet, !ma one leg swollen to such an extent as ultimately t 0 into ulcers, from which he suffered so severely as to ‘ozio--- paeitate him from attending to his duties ; it was a. perate case, but this, like many of the same nature,, , vs7Lic wounds, l a le b a s i c e e d sse b 2 y , tl3 as 11 - mir.vezv hs, white swellings, tumours or other unnatural rgsTtea,,,, Ointment. c us on in tr g ae t t h ed es a e n P a c k r j u o l i:,: lies. are readily cured by the use of liolloway's PiL.3 AUL !~'' I I POOl Direct,