The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-01 00:00:00

July 1, 1846 Oa rkets. -- WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, JUNE 17. Total quantities per Price per the Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter. ...... 262 .... £604 15 S ..... 6 2 :•• • .... 0 W AKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 27. There • 1%4., Is a moderate supply of Wheat up for this day's market to rs ,: ',supply of other grain. Fresh Wheats are wanted, tb 'eu qualities rather more money is obtained. No alteration /0 4 . j Prices of common runs. Beans are fully as dear; no al ' , lon in the price of Oats or Shelling. aVER,POOL CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 24 6 f Wheat, Oats, and Oatmeal, the arrivals into this DOrt tla 'rnna Ireland, since Tuesday last, are, upon the whole, tot ; 4 _,er limited ; but of Flour thence we have to note a kasuPp'y ; whilst those coastwise, except of Malt, are have During the same period, several cargoes of Beans free come to hand from Egypt, and 19,100 qrs. Wheat th e l the Baltic, the accumulation of some weeks, forming bulk of the anticipated arrivals for the present. A 4, gn of Wheat, Pease, and Flour, inserted below, is the ;11uportation of the season from Canada. 44 Ince our r, port of Friday last, the weather continued I p e . until the evening of yesterday, when we had a few 11;tnt showers, and this morning some heavy rain ; which 1 10 71 , 1 1 cleared o ff, th e a ft ernoon i s aga i n f av our a ble for the Rep ' "'vest, which is becoming general around us, and the found abundant. Alth t -ough we had a fair attendance of millers and dealers hirir Corn Exchange to-day, the trade, speaking gene d,?) was rather inanimate, and we have very little t ai n e to note in the value of any article. The few sales t ri "eat effect e d were altogether confined to needy buy whii.Pon a limited scale, and excepting very fine Irish, 0 1 ,2' 71 rathe r excee d e d our l as t quo t a ti ons , we ma y repeat LPrevious currency. 'tee our, although in moderate request, barely maintained Prices Malt, Beans, and Pease, continned to rule rather at scarcely the rates of this day se'nnight. Oats continued to be taken off sparingly, on the terms noted, and Oatmeal was the turn cheaper. et a sale by auction, after m irket, abut 1200 bushels Oaistralian white Wheat was sold at is. 6d. to Bs. per -no. free. CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 27. hllie rate on foreign Barley has advanced to Gs. per qr., and i 7 only alteration in this week. tb i tll l usive of Malt, with which we continue to be well supplied, 4_,e receipts of Wheat and Flour, which are moderate, the Into this port both coastwise and from Ireland have h orn `„ r ivlal since 1 uesday ; and beyond 2,185 . barrels o . f lour V 3t — oa rnada we have nothing worth naming fresh in from tlo 4lth° ugh between Tuesday and to-day the general transac- Its u "ave been of limited extent, the tray preserved rather a It o — „Ytotie than otherwiseand for most of the leading articles IN"' Corn Fxchange this I morning exhibited an increasingly tile: : Peet attributable in some degree to another change in 'itt r ,; a ther, which though fine during the interim since our Th,Port, is v e ry we t a n d un settled to-day. I tp,L n perations 'n Irish Wheats were to a moderately fair /tr y " 4 E L. on the highest terms last noted, one or two samples of kliri f e "oice red realising 7s. perand whilst of English, tr , c ,eign free Wheats, few sales were effected, holders ap ls,j.g to evince no desire to press business at late prices.— r ° Plou i ti em r was also in rather more request at the full rates of 4 44 1 2 1 Y; the recent imports of Canadian, however, were gallraleable at 265. per barrel. Ne l eY, Beans and Pease, continued to meet little attention, %114 barely supporting our last quotations ; and Malt, under o m essure of accumulating supplies, was the turn cheaper. Vp l even in the face of a limited choice of samples, were in „" e rnand at former prices; and Oatmeal, though in mode go :9 'lest only, remained steady in v.Alue. 4 fll B , r t ed Wheats still meet occasional inquiries, but the buyers AN nC to pay the prices required, no at:tual sales of importance 'ecently transpired. PRICES OF GRAIN t x rtis• h new 1 ,;(), white ky:tto ,red White 4 .rWsh ley English q idireh & 6016 qr 0 11% .1 . • • - red s. d. s. ••• 6 9@ 7 ... 7 o 6 2 ... 6 9 0 old Edo. 6 10 do. 7 0 do, IrishdOtb 27 0 —29 0 IChevalir 1 29 0 —3O 0 3 9 4 0 ;feeding.) 3 4 3 7 56 0 —6l 0 brown.. 0 0— 0 0 50 0 —54 0 ,do. ....; 0 0 0 g,A,:ir 70tb. I r an & Seo!ch, new 3 3 3 9 !old .... 0 0— 0 0 to g o . , ?ne qualities 2:1 3 01 \ 210—2 11 : , do. 10 0— 0 0 k iddlin 2 9 2 In I J I and • g li a .-led black .., i lit ' iZ is h — ;old ,l t , - ,' . nglisli, 'kl• qr 37 0 —4O 0 do. . e th e ne s n&lrish,v•iBolb 36 0 —39 0 do. .. D o ' r.oglisli white 3B 0 —4O 0 i blue.... t 'Sz II h ' jte, 1 5-- 'maple 36 0 —3B 0 grey ..;34 0 —35 0 q a „,:t cir s.. . _ o 0-0 -0 0 0-0 0 49 0 --42 0 0O- 0 0 Oki to j ri g a t il lish, fine ... at o o 'l9' Ishal 1 ..of 2.40 th Lew -34 0 !super ..;35 0 0 0 ;do. ....I 0 0 -36 0 - 0 0 24 6 —24 9 old 22 9 -23 6 1&r,..36 0 0 0 S 3t 0 29 0 LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT ••bweal.Pot 22 9@ 23 0 D .- earl, new 25 0 0 0 446 , S tates,Pot 0 0 0 0 • 1 ....... 22 0 23 0 • QUercit 7 0 4) , to, sk i • -41 nan.. h ie 4 irY r"a Rte... _ • LIGIVEA, a. d. a. d toZe• in /id 54 0 60 0 4, 1 2 , .-s•Ken, ap cwt. jran,red3s 0 5` Fr e " ........ 0 0 & Cc. eta tre'ida MADDER, V , cwt. s. d. s. d Dutch, crop.... 60 0 —69 0 Ombro Gamene Mull 57 0 -66 0 45 0 -55 0 0 0 - 0 .0 h, S.F. .. 40 0 -42 5.F.F... 44 0 -47 st:s 10 . 4 0 ‘O , ton E.5.F... 46 0 -49 4 15 - 5 2 6 8.5.F.F.52 0 56 Spanish ....44 0 —49 MOLASSES, 7, cwt. St. Lucia, &c... 18 0 Demerara, &c.. 19 0 Bar & Antigua. MUNJEST, Oil, Olive, s 252 Gallipoli Trieste 25 0 -30 .t 39 0 40 0- Sictll... Malaga. Portuga 1 30 0- ZO i ci i (4Z rY A. 600 0 o—_ 9 755 0 0 0 „ 111 , 98 0-118 0 utit e Micl. &c. 120 0-145 0 broill, triage 30 0— toc r t i , l7 r ki o ,.<finc 0. 45 0— to o 4 4l ng _56 0— n o rat& e rra d B , c 65 0— ilap a .... : ... oa ht, 48, 6ne 32 0— 14 4 . 41 ingo " ... 30 0— G air ...... 2 3 8 20 0— ‘ 4! ) ° , 19. ton .s. tieood, Jam. 3 0— 5 5 & Dorri.s 10— 6 0 Nti - '"Re achy 8 0 8 10 ,110 1 „. , .Pau... 4 15— 5 0 ,1111 11 X. ... ...... 6 0 ° Cabello 0 0— 0 0 age }_2s 0— Fish 252 galls coloured-27 Cod. 30 0 —3l LINSEED, 11 , CW/26 0 —26 Rape,pale do. 39 0 —4O Turpen. cw'. 37 —3B cw: Carolina, aress.27 (end 20 0 —22 Bengal,' rd. do g 6 —lO ,- 65 0 48 0- SO 0- mid to fine it 0 —l3 African none. Rum, v. gallon, in bond. Jamalci 40 0 32 0 31 0 88 0 12 to 16 o. p 2 6 .3 stronger 3 2 4 choice marks.. 4 4 5 SAFFLOWER, V eta Bengal good & Anet 6 0 Ord. & mid 3 O— S Bombay SALTPETRE, 7113 Cwt. s. d. East India. 8 0- f t 1 , 0 OWooD e la Hach P ....? lid South American 1 6 0 AC, 33. Cwt. in vi eati : • ~ E kil .: 41,t,,,,',)801id 10 o n 10- 8 0- 13 0- orange 46 0 —5B 0 liver and block 32 0 —4O 0 SKINS, t„ , (iab' o " , Ang o .s °n • • 4 10— p t (I % od ,•... 10 0— viood 6 to -4,,ta i; T con. .R Neutria, doz C 0 —l2 0 Chinchilli, do. 10 0 —25 Seal, each Palermo TrieEte. Verona. liead 4 teh I ' l • • • • !L t „ & Fletu `ttri t ;'* cwt.. blue g~eldla 4' l ... 4Ltrb a , l 4 o 'l 9 . coat rkit • " - • 4!4 , .• • • in 90- 9 3 45 0- 53 0- B.P. MUseovado moist brown 44 0 —45 0 dry brown .. 46 0 —4B 0 good & mid.. 49 0 —5l 0 line &v. tine 55 0 —5B 0 Mauritius, 44.4. thar t i"ke India. ° o . 2 0-- labs and mo 40 0 —43 0 yel. 44 0 —og o 52 0 —57 0 -39 0 0 0- h 4' p „ 1 -h r -,,n, clea, kit ont.,._ A. , Fti,i' r rliot 28 14— e qn in brown & yel. 42 (1 —l7 0 good and tines 6 0 -sg extra fine.... 58 0 —62 0 Manilla, in bd. 17 0 —23 0 Havana, do. 0 -24 0 li reli ko li‘ l ' h ili °I , llbat • • •... 20 0— 28 0 brown l9 0 —23 0 Vat,' •••... 12 0— :8 0 yellow 0 0— 0 0 OR, n • ..... 11 0— t 2 10 white ord. 24 0 —26 0 14iAN .8 " 3 c and Cow, ir. It good anti tine 27 0 —29 0 t t Zio r ,_° ,l d Monte Video. , TALLOW 1.1. cwt. 11 4 k"c MI& 0 5 0 6 1 P'hurgh, Y.C. 41 0 —4l 6 k .J4 1 '1110.. 0 si— 0 73. Od essa 40 0 —4O 6 lli it tli t e "' •• .. 0 33 0 43. Archangel i '• salted 0 2Z- 0 33, Buenos Ayres 34 0 —3B 0 ki S,' ..... 0 53 0 6 , TAR, I& bri. \,kti.,tirralted.. 04—0 43 Stockholm l5 0— 0 0 ( 1 / 2 0 kral ..... 0 41— 0 6 , Archangel ... Iv %. 10, dry 0 4b— 0 6 1 Carolina • hlo4‘ e ; dry Virginia 4,'rY. • 0 43 0 6 , TARTAR, 1. cwt. lt di &Led.. 0 3 0 43 Cream of Tartar 63 0 —B5 0 Illik t , lI.A a . •_,• • • 0 7 1 0 : brown and ye 1.48 0 —SO 0 V, 4 . ' , T. 0 7 0 83 , TsA, V lb. in bond. Stt •it H Atit eac v, ll it ! . 0 —:4 9 ; Bohca, Canton 0 4 0 6 e m i n . 0 - 9 ____— 0 - 10 ft,N - ...... 0 8— 0 9 1 Congou F° c k o &I," .... 0 ' to 1 0 4 (1 4 * ... 1 6 2 0 ! Twankay, corn. 1 13-- 1 2 11 10 0 •.. t t , ,I, tt, . 1 9 2 4 mid. to good 1 3 1 10 h thi • •411 band. ' P e k oe , O range 1 4 3 0 1,10. 6 viol t . Campoi, .14 at vi o lc_corn. to good none N ti.... vt . 0 0 0 0 - - 0 8 0 0 ~ Hyso m n i gk t i i n , .... fine 1 1 4 0 -- 1 1 16 1 N I N : fl . 50—5 6 ' Souchong , com. 10— 1 3 , b,1 14 ; „,, Rli d• 43—5 0 , good to fine I 6— 2 9 •O h -lk t -v• } Pekoe, flowery 2 0— 3 0 .. t. eo .. 3 3 4 0 ' , Hyson, corn... 2 4 2 6 0 :1 t nn e fine 2 8 4 0 001 i • ", Inin: vi• , 14, 1 • ,it 2 6 3 6 Young Hyson 1 4 4 0 (N . • • • •• Y 2 3 4 3 Imperial Ik, .. •• • 1 4 4 0 , Gunpowder, 2 0— 3 3 1?1,,,` 0 114*'• ••23 4 3 good and fine 24 5 0 1 1, 4, Na a, * It. , TOBACCO, 1.1. tb. in bond. tPO4:4:: ••• • 4 0— 4 9 J. River, Leaf 0 2—o 43 `lll, .4 "• • 3 0— 4 0 Stemmed 0 31— 0 53 ti 4i 1e0.4:1,• • 2 0— 3 0 Kentucky , c,jes . 0 . 3 9 4 6 Maryland li t s ./li.`eft . ... •• • • 3 0— 4 0 Tuam E ate, 1: cwt, in bond. 'r ~t:.1,i,;:• 1 6 2 9 ' Bengal 10 6 —l2 6 1 0' %40 D ' TURPRIVTINE, V , cwt. IQ , ri , _ 1, ot 4 . . 1 ) ~' 0— 6 Llll, b bt,," , ~ ' 0 5 1 6 VA LOV lA, 43 t021...ie 8 it S Itt'N ' tt„ " • 0 2 0 4 • Smyrna, picked l 5 0 —lB 0 k 444,.. . 1 11 V. Clot. 1 Morca lO 0 —l5 0 00, et • iy .. l ,:* 0 0— 60 0 WAX BEE. ' I, et;t. ix bond. "tk" • '''' 0 0 — 0 African ‘.....* 4 4 0 —5O 0 East India ... , 6 o—7 10 ... . 9r- 9 0 5 ionerican Brazil; in bond, -11 6 -14 • LEEDS CORN MARKET. JUNE 24. Fine fresh wheat lirm at last week's rates, but in warehoused sorts little passing. Oats as before. Beans rather dearer. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, JUNE 25 We had a very limited supply of stock to-day; and, as the demand continues good, jobbers were enabled to obtain a little advance on all kinds of meat. Best heifer beef brought 62d. per lb; mutton, 64d. to 62d. to 7d. LYNN CORN MARKET, JUNE 23 The supply of Wheat was again very small, barely sufficient for our millers, and the prices of all descriptions fully supported. Barley in demand for grinding at last week's prices. Oats and Beans unaltered. HULL CORN MARKET, JuNE 24 The supply of Wheat fair, and last week's prices with diffi ulty suppo, ted. Barley without demand; in Oats nothing doing; Beans the turn dearer. Linseed and Rapeseed only dull, but stocks r f the latter insignificant ; Lin.,eed Cakes met ready ease. The season for Rape Cake is over; bones arrive plentifully, and are pressing on the market ; Guano is firm, and meets specula tive inquiry. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, JUNE 26 At this day's market there was a fair supp'y of Wheat from the farmers, and no progress c uld he made unless at a reduc tion of Is. per quarter. In Barley nothing doing worth notice. Oats sold in limited parcels, at the currency of this day se'night. Beans dull, and rather cheaper. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 28 There are considerable arrivals of Wheat from the Baltic this week at Liverpool, the greater part, if not the whole, of which is placed in bond : one or two Canadian vessels also are re ported. The weather, though variable, is on the whole favourable for the growing crops. The rade, during the weel:, has continued muc': the same as of late : no demand for any article further than what is requisite for the supply of present wants, and prices of fresh qualities of each without variation. Liverpool yesterday was steady; and at Wakefield consider able business was done in Wheat, at full, and, in some cases, rather improved rates. There is nothing passing in our market to-day to call for par ticular observation. Wheat, and rime qualities of fresh Flour, are unaltered in value, and in fair demand. Old and secondary samples of the latter are unsaleable at any fair price; but holders do not seem inclined to press them on the market at present. Oats and Oatmeal scarcely maintain our last quotations Beans, Is. per quarter dearer. In Malt no particular variation LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, JUNE 28 In-patients cured Relieved and at own request Made Out-patients Irregular Dead 2g 1 In-patients 43 4 Out-patients 1 Casualsduring the week lO 2 Remaining in the house 1 Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw• and Mr .Dawson Chaplain... ...... Rev. W. Chauner. Apothecary, Mr. George Padley. House Visiters, W. M'Cracken and E. Molyneux, Esqrs. House Surgeon . Mr. M'Cheane. JAMES BOLD. Treasurer RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS (From the Railway Magazine of Saturday.) NAME, Passen- I „ oney. Cor. wk.{ Last gers. "' Ilastyear l Div ' Arbroath and Forfar Birmingham and Derby .... Birminp, - ,ham and Gloucester.. 139351 Chester and Birkenhead Dublin and Drogheda .. Dublin and Kingstown ~ Dundee and Arbroath... Durham and Sunderland Edinburgh and Glasgow Eastern Counties Glasgow and Ayr 17656 68338 691 1104 244 389 2198 4464 13)6 939 9359 18351 26535 16406 176 1 Glasgow and Greenock Grand Junction Gravesend and Rochester Great North of England Great Western Hull and Selby Liverpool and Manchester London and Birmingham London and BlackwaJl London and Brighton London and Croydon 5489 1902 1104 10565 i 21458 London and Greenwich Southwestern Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Manchester and Birmingham. Manchester and Leeds and Hull and Selby Midland Counties Newcastle and Darlington Newcastle and Carlisle Newcastle and North Shields 23167 North Midland North Union . Pars and Orleans Paris and Rouen Preston and \Vyre Sheffield and Manchester South Eastern Taff Vale .. Yarmouth and Norwich York and North Midland 20802 4960 2;963 5759 22144 1423 59: 2 6450 12505 1580 1597 1' 96 20329 1363 508 826 734 g 7go 3254 5632 5)841 802 1636 349 0 )25 5996 636 801 6018 6442 401 582 4586 780 487 PRICES OF SHARES, JUNE 23 SHARES 7 94 10 18s 4i RAILWAYS, 2 Barnsley Junction 5 Birkenhead, M'chester& Chester 100 iirmingham and Gloucester Ditto quarter 81 , tbe- - ' Pre-' .ackburn and Preston 4 Bolton. Wigan and Liverpou 70 Bristol and Exeter 30 Bristol and Gloucester 3 Caledonian 50 Chester and liirkenhead 12 Ditto new Shares 4g 2gs 9 5 5 Sales This Day 2 IChnroet Valley 24 Dublin and Belfast Dublin and Cashel Dublin and Drogheda Dundee and Perth Eastern Counties Perpetual Perpetual. No. 2 11gifi 12 01 G. 11111 s 3d 62 6ozi mainuurgh and Ditto quarter , Edinburgh, Leith and Granton Ditto, preference-shares Glasgow and Dumfries Glasgow, Paisley, & Greenock Ditto half shares Glasgow and Ayr Ditto quarter shares '3rand Junction Ditto half shares ... Quarter One-eighth Great North of England great Western Ditto Half Shares Ditto Fifth Shares Hull and Selby 12 4 I Ditto quarter 20 Lancaster and Carlisle 47i Lancaster and Preston 19 Ditto thz ee.quarter shares 00 Liverpool and Manchester 50 Ditto half shares 2 mdon and Binningham . Ditto £32 shares.... Ditto quarter shares .e4O share London and ork Leeds and Bradford :er and Birmingham Ditto quarter.. .. Manchester, Bolton & Rossendale n, & Bury Ditto quarter shales Midland Counties 1-sth Shares Newcastle and Carlisle Newcastle and Darlington June North Union (A 'Preston and Wyre Runcorn Gap Ditto preference [Sheffield and Lincoln [ Sheffield and Manchester Quarter 2 iScottish Central 5 Shrewsbury and Grand Junction 50 South Eastern and Dover 8 New shares 2 Trent Valley 32 Ulster 20 Yarmouth and Norwich 50 York and North Midland 25 Ditto half Shares 10 Ditto, (Scarborough) 2 0 York and Selby .4'50 shares 10 Ditto £25 shares FRENCH, &c. RAILWAYS 4 Boulogne and Amiens 4 Central of France 2 Lyons and Avignon 2 Of.eans and Bourdeaux 2 Paris and Lyons 20 Paris and Orleans 20 ?aris and Rouen 2 Paris and Strausburgh 14 Rouen and Havre 14 Strasburgh and Basle 4 Sambre and Meuse 2 Fours and Nantes .. BANKS, and MISCELLANEOUS , 128 I.iverpool Bank 10 Ditto Banking Company 10 Ditto Borough Bank 10 Ditto Commercial 500 Ditto Royal 10 Ditto Unicn 10 4anchester 8.: Liverpool Dsctrict 10 forth and South Walca. IndertonCarrying Company footle Water Works Coa: Gas Company Ditto newshares. Arrington Rocks Nater Works and Life Royal Assurance Company... km,tora !ice Company e Cr mpauy. 10 I 1 eo I, Ditto. quarter 20 Lock Ferry 10 "tam Tug n u, any THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. gAipping Entrilignut. TUESDAY, JUNE 24.—Wind S.W. to W., fresh , ARRIVED.—Amicus, Orange, Maurit'us—Henry Curwen, Vickers, Barbadoes—Burl; ngton, Crawford, Mobile—Cambridge Barstow, and Caledonia Brander, Deccan, New York, and Barn staple, Hall, Boston. Great Western, (steamer,) Matthews, hence at New York on the Ist instant. Clipper, Holland ; Ariel, Robinson; and Rowena, Teasdell, hence at Constantinople Corinthian, Casely, hence at Trieste Pythagoras, Corney, and Irene, Florio, sailed from do. for this port gth instant. Cornelius, Carey, hence at Leghorn Diadem, Billet, sailed from Marseilles for this port on the 16th instant Ornen, Korsvig, hence at Droutheirn. A nnechaca Jantina, Pybus, hence at Pillau Penelope, Brennan; Scesterne, Niggard; Urgo, Groth ; and Frithlof, Neilson, hence at Swinemunde. Eliza, Boer, hence at Brielle. Hercules, Schwenn, and Palmyra, Schreyenburg, hence at the Scheldt. • Eugene, Groendahl ; Jupiter, Morris••n ; and Providentia' Deswelgh, hence at Ostend. Eleanor Russell, Jeffries, from Manilla at Cowes. Thomas, Press, hence for Longhope at Newcastle, with top. mast head carried away. Union, Heyde, hence at Ostend Brandon, Jay, sailed from Jamaica for Liverpool 16th May Sarah Birkett, sailed from Sydney for Liverpool 25th Feb. Chamois. Jury, from Buenos Ayres, at Cove _ _ THE WRECK OF TILE CLINTON.—The boats of her Majesty's steamer Cyclops, and two Admiralty lighters from Portsmouth, were engaged on Saturday in raising the wreck of the barque Clifton, burned in Cove harbour about two months since. The process they employed was a new one, which has been most successfully adopted in England for like purposes. They hao made considerable progress, and were confident of effecting their object when our account was forwarded.—Cork Southern Reporter. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25 A MRlVED.—Mansfield, Brien. Carnaroons ; sailed 10th April— Belle, Gibbons, Valparaiso ; sailed 14th March ; Ant, Williams. .t. John, N.B.—Egidius, —; Frances, —, and Hendrika Elizabeth, Ostend. Heywood, and Paragon, hence at Cameroons. Mary Jane, Follett, from Cadiz at Newfoundland on the 26th May. Iris, Browse, from Figueira at Newfoundland on the 2gth of May. Lima, Collings, Ist instant; Cambrian, Roper, 2nd and Jane, Chandler, 4th —all hence at St. John's (Newfoundland.) PLYMOUTH, June 22.—The Lord Bruce passed, on the coast of Africa, 13th April, eight miles N. of Possession Island, the St. Lucia, of Liverpool: peolie employed loading guano from some rocks. MALAGA, June 10.—The brig H izelligg, Short, of Newcastle, hence for Quebec, ran on shore o a bed of rocks at Calabura, near Fuengerola, about twenty mites W. of this port. ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, June 2.—The Ann and Marys, Flinton. of Stockton, from Southampton for Miramichi, ran on shore to the N. of Cape Bollard, during a strong breeze and thick fog, on the night o' the 3tth instant : bilged and sunk in about eight fathoms of water. Crew saved. JUNE s.—The wreck of a brig, with a female bust figure head, apparently a new vessel, and abandoned for some time, was passed 16th ult., in lat 46, long. ag. '1 he ship Carlson, of Glasgow, waterlogged, and with part of her deck cut away, and nothing standing but her bowsprit, and the Swift, schooner, alongside, was passed 25th ult.. between the Magdalen Islands and the east point of Prince Edward's Island. THURSDAY, JUNE 26.—Wind N.W., fresh, ARRlVED.—Mahaica, Jump, from Montreal; sailed from Que bec on the 28th ult. SAlLED.—Viscount Sandon, Calcutta—Huron, Weeks, Boston Hebe, Billingsley, Lisbon—Cingalese, Hutchinson, Demerara— Rattlesnake, Stanford, Syra—Pomerania, lirandt, Danzig—Fre dericke Wilhelm IV., and Friedericke, Krause, Stettin. Condor, Hilton, for Liverprol, N.S., has put back, with loss of an anchor and chain Jane, Pennington, hence at Barcelona. Latimer, Wadley. from Marseilles at Gibralt , r, and sailed 10th instant for this port. June Pierre, Leserfe, hence at Bordeaux Nina, Toby, from Newfoundla..d, and Antrije, Klasen, from Groningen, both at Cove Packet, Steele, from Trinidad at Dublin Thomas Hughes, from Port Philip off Flymonth. DANGEROUS SUNKEN ROCK IN THE STRAITS OF GIBRALTAR. —The following is an extra t from the Gibraltar Chronicle of the gth instant. On the evening of the 7th instant, the British barque Harper, which had lefOthis port the previous day, struck on the Pearl Rock, at 6 p.m. Mr. Leylands Cowell, the agent for Lloyd's, with his usual vigilant activity, despatched a boat to her aid. The vessel was got off at half-past two on Sunday morning, the Bth, and, as she made but little water, the master has stood on his voyage. FRIDAY, JUNE 27.—Wind S.E . ARRIVED.—Great Western, ;steamer,) Matthews, from New York; sailed 12th instant—Champion, Mossop Barbadoes— Cambria, (steamer,) Judkins, Boston and Halifax, and Rory O'More, Quebec. SAlLZD.—Maybrough. Constant; nople—Glendover, Parsons ; Mary Ann, Brown, and Rqckingham, Penhallow, Boston—Era, Hingston, Smyrna—Elsje. Potsen ; Venilia, Mepelder • Elsina Johanna, Heirsing ; Elizabeth and Susan ; an Endraght, Jonk loff, Rotterdam—Goliah, Slater; John Bolton, Samson; Mar garet, Joyce : and Ocean Queen, M'Bride. Quebec—Adam Lodge, Joy, and Charlotte, Carter, Calcutta— Windsworth, Wal ters, Trieste—Krone, Hoppe; Apollo, Schumer, and Carl Hein drieh, Huth, Stettin—Guess, Midleton, and Ferdinand. Bartels, St. Petersburg—Sirius, Fretwurst, Rostock—Commerce, De Grave; Charles, Simons, and Barbara Catharina, Bohn, Ostend —Ranata, Rieberg ; Fredericke, Mernain ; Fortuna, Tay, and Wilmiva, Bass, Narva— Ann, Robinson, Laguayra—Christins. grave, Iceland—Royal Archer, Hobart Town—Charlotte, Zeilcke Rapid, Forbes; and Liverpool, Nauman, Danzig—Numantiva, Zubala, Cadiz—Conquest, Wilson, Arichat—Petrus Jacobus, and Hendricka Margaretha, Amkterdam—Jeanette, De Voort ; Twee Gehrneders ; and Clemenee, Ninteman, Antwerp—Eliza, Nowlan, Barcelona—Halser Gebbard, Duerr, and William, Lar sen, Bergen—Conder, Hilton, Liverpool, N.S.—Cecilia, Jolly, Croustadt - Eroe, Micalief, Malta—Stephen Whitney, New York —Wm. Ward. Dudy, St. John's—Lord Nelson, Griffiths, Africa —Paragon, Wilkinson, Windau— Belmont, Wallace. Trinidad H ermes, Donogh, Buenos Avres—Stirling, Saunders, Wiscasset —Royal William, Rouen—Pharsala, New Orleans—Joseph, Kirk - hove, Ghent, and Superlie, Meinbroot, Copenhagen Several icebergs ands quantity of loose ice were passed by the Great Western on the 18th in,tant, i 1at.48, long. 46 John Garrow, Thompson, hence at New York, with loss of fore and maintop-masts, during the passage, and foreyard and bowsprit carried aw ry by being in collision off Sandy Hook. Sweden, Shaw, and Sarah Ann, Skodeld, hence at Boston. Carlotta, Lagana, from Pa'ermo at Boston. Montezuma, Lowber ; Laurel, Duckett; Neptune, Peach; Hottinguer, Bursley ; Claiborne, Burgess; Liberty, Norton; Hercules, Madigan ; Rhode island, Andrew; and Agnes, Wea therall, hence at New York. Champlain, Miller, hence at Philadelphia. Wakona, Duckendorf, hence at Charleston. Charles, lloyt, and Andrew Scott, Emery, hence at Apalachi cola. SATURDAY, JuNs 28.—Wind N.W., fresh , ARRIVED.—Marmion, Jenard. from China; sailed Ist March, and from St. Helena 12th May—Ellen German, Cumming, from Porto Rico—Rothschild. Fell, and Broom, White, from New Or. leans—Denmark, Frost, from Savannah—P. trick Henry, De lano ; Empire, Russell, and London. Ross, frc m New York—. Mary Ann, from aguna—Vindicator, Robinson ; Sir R. Jack. son. Doherty, Britannia. —, and Sarah, --, from Montreal —Wallace, cummerson, from Quebec—Dash, --, from New foundland—Commodore. Trick, from Smyrna—Vrow Gelcke, Valck, from Altona—Jjoumenta, Scholtens, from Rotterdam— Union, —, from Ostend—Commodo e, —, from Keresoun, Black Sea—Jonk V. Elizabeth, —, from Nantes—Harmonie. —, from Delvzil—William Fisher, —, from Montreal, and Emma, —, from Newfoundland. SAILED.—Crown, Fletcher, for Maranham—Aerial, Darling, Quebec Sophia Wells, Guyther, Constantinople. The follow. ing also sailed, but have put back :—Eli Whitney. Dyer, Boston —Carricks, Welch. and James Dean, Thompson, Quebec—Port land, Scriven, Rotterdam—A. Maria, Atkinson, Naples, and In dustrie, Zellein, Ostend Janet, Pan', from Valparaiso, at Liverpool; sailed 18th March. The following vessels were loading for Liverpool .—Malcolm, to arrival of the steamer from Peru—and Eliza Heywood. The Templemau was to saii for Tonjoy 2fth March, to load for Li verpool, and the Dale, Park, was loading for London. Them s, Brown; Emerald. Leighton; M riner, N asey, and Britannia, Coulthdrt, hence at St. John, N.B. Observer, Fowler, lichee at Smyrna. Catherine Hodges, Leng, hence at Texel. Nyv Meld, Lievens, and Vrouw Elizabeth, Krelly, hence at Ostend. Wrestler, Howling. hence at Naples, and sailed for Palermo 12th June. Waverley, 1 urman, hence at Naples, and sailed for Messina 12th June. Sanders, Einlley, sailed from Taganrog 2bth May, and Anne Seager, ‘29th May, both for this port. Diana, Rowe, sailed from Smyrna 4th June, and Marmion, Barnes, yth June, both for Liverpool. Chebar, Harrison, from Bombay at London. Dorothy Gales, England, from Valparaiso at Swansea. BALLIstA, 20th June.—The Newcastle. M` Lea. from Liverpool for this port, got on the rocks in Killala Bay 17th June, but came off next day, leaky, and has been brought to this quay : is dis charelng her cargo, partly damage:t. NliW YORK, 14 th June.—A ship was seen on shore on Carys ford Reef 7th June. SUNDAY, 29th JUNE.—Wind W.S.W., moderate. ARRI vED.--irincess Victoria, —, from Montreal, and Scot laud, Merryman, from New Orl: aus. SAILED.- Frey, Frahm, and Malcolm, Malcolm, for Rio Ja. neiro—Reliance, Jackson, and J. Campbell, Broombead, for Quebec. Republic, Luce, from Charleston, at this port. On Bth June, in lat. 33. long. 67, spoke the Manco, from Charleston for Liver pool. On 18th June, in lat. 43, long. 45, spoke the Tarquin. Slater Rebou, Furzman, and Coquette, Bruce, hence at Swi nemunde. Maranham, Fleming. hence at St. John, N.D. Cygnet, M'Pherson, hence at Miramichi. Dit On, Le Gresley, hence at Gaspee. C R C, Huelin, hence at Carlisle. Alhion, Studimitn, hence at Lisbon. Josko:Medanich, - hence at Hamburg. CHRISTIANSAND, 6th June.—The Urania, Blanch, hence for Stettin, has put in nere with a considerable list, very leaky, with pumps choked and foremast sprung, and must discharge. MOND tY, 30th JurrE.—Wind W.S.W., moderate. ARRIVED. — John Christian, Thomas, fe m rhina—Mary Stod. dart, Sparks, and H. Walker, —, from Calcutta—Lena, Ford, and Ehz. Bruce, Day, from Plum Pudding Island and Ichaboe—Susan, Flood; Walpole, Thomas, and Monarch. Ste phen, New Orleans—Aurora, Steer; Queen, Leary. and Wind. sor Castle, Hanley, Mobile—Geo. Skofield, Skofield; Thomas Harrison, Scott, and Colossus, M'Donald, Apalachicola—Espin dola. Barstow, Savannah—t , avatara, Smith, and James Calder, Smith, Quebec —Enterprise, --, and Daring, Crisp, Leghorn Mary and Jane. Corfu—Margaret, Rouen—Matilda, Antwerp— Augusta, oAend. SAILED.—Samson. Butcher, Beirout—Anna Maria, Atkinson, Naples—lndustrie, Zellein, Ostend—Jas. Dean, Thompson, and Carrick, Welsh, Quebec—Portland, Rotterdam—Eli. Whitney, Dyer, Boston—Mary, Killam, Yarmouth, N.S.—Clara. Trie,te— Dart, Doughty, Randers—John Cooper. Greig, Hong Kong— Standard, Fanset, and IFabella, Thorp, Demerara—Commodore, Croix, Cronstadt—Argyle. Brockbank, Calcutta—Agnes Ewing, Reid, Quebec—Sol,,n, Buckman, New Orleans—Duncan, Calcutta—Henry, Shorey, Canton — Catharine , T we ed i e , Sant; Martha—Carl and Lisette, —, Wismar—Sol hia, Christine, Riga. Osprey. from St. John, N. 8., off Cove. Katharine, -, from Laguna for "this port Ist May. The North Star and William wrrs loading 2d May for Cork for orders. LONDON GAZETTE.—TuzsDAY, JUNE 24. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED A. Willis, Sons, and Co., Crosby-square, merchants and insu rance brokers—J. Leach and Sons, Bingley, Yorkshire, worsted manufacturers—Davies and Fallows, Stockport, cotton waste spinners—Bath and Wapping, coal merchants—Raine and Scholes, Bury, Lancashire, plumbers—Parker and Co., Liver pool, linen drapers—E. Coulborn and Co., Manchester, fustian manufacturers—Barlow and Edwards, Abenhury Forge, Den bighshire, ironmasters. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. L. C. Lecesne, Fenchurch-buildings, Fenchurch-street, Lon don, merchant. R. Almond, Orrell, Lancashire, coal dealer. J. Johnson, Liverpool, merchant. T. Wilson, Liverpool, merchant. J. Blake, Sunderland, edge-tool manufacturer. I. Hagg. Colchester. W. Attwater, Devonshire-street, Queen-square. T. Pearson, Liverpool-road, builder. M. Oxborrow, Stockport, pawnbroker. BANKRUPTS. William Morton, Railway-placcjenchurch-street, London, gas fitter. William Rickman Lejune, Southampton, corn merchant William Mossman, Clarke's-Place, High-street, Islington, fancy stationer. _ George Bowles and Joseph Pain Pocklington, Newgate-street, meat salesman. James Walker, jun., Leeds, butcher. Francis Ridd, Nether Stowey, near Bridgewater, surgeon. William Hilditch, St. Asaph, Flintshire, grocer. Matthew Colledge, Brinklow, Warwickshire, coal merchant DIVIDENDS. July 15, W. Williams, Gondhurst, Kent, wheelwright—July 21, G. Barron, Davies-street, Berkeley-square, builder—July 21, J. Stevens, Mile-end, road contractor—July 15, J. Hill, Ely, and T. Hill, Peterborough, Northamptonshire, merchants—July 16, J. and T. Lamb, Kidderminster, engineers —July 16, W. Brid dick, Durham, dealer in iron—July 16, J. Bridick, jun., Durham —Jul, 16. W. and J. C. Carr, Sunderland, merchants—July 16. C. Martyn, Durham, linen draper—July 17, J. Risdon, Exeter, bookseller—July 18, E. Pritchard, Liverpool, wine merchant— July 15, R. Abram, Liverpool, merchant—July 18, E. Robinson, Wolverhampton, grocer. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting July 16, W. J. Taylor, Camden-town, grocer—July 16, J. Brain, Holford square, Pentonville, copper-plate dealer—July 16, T. M. Cocksedge, Shadwell and Northfleet. miller—July 16, T. and W. Johnson, Romford, bankers—July 15, A.. H. Cham bers, sen , New Bond-street and South Molton-street, banker— July 16, R. Barker. Manchester, druggist—July 15, J. Gerrard, Marsden, Yorkshire, cotton spinner—July 17, M. Humphrie, Manchester, joiner— July 18, W. Gadsby, jun., Manchester, joiner—July 18, J. Livingston and T. Buttam, Manchester, plumbers—July 15, T. Millward. Nottingham, miller. CERTIFICATES To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before J uly 15 B. Webb, High-street, Smithwark, cheesemOnger—R.G. Ward and J. Perry, Newgate-street and Gilbert-street, Oxford-street, butchers—J. Weightmar, Northampton, wharfinger—T. S, Dodd, Liverpool, innkeeper—E. E. Robinson, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, grocer—J. W. Sprague. Poole, Dorsetshire, gro cer—J. W. Sprague, Poole, Dorsetshire, grocer—M. Farrand. Huddersfield, surgeon. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. _ J. Youog, Leith, merchant, June 30, July 21, at 1 o'clock, at the chambers of Mr. Wilson, Leith. _ . . J. Stenhouse, Dunfermline, brewer, June 30, July 21, at 12 o'clock, at the Spire Hotel, Dunfermline. A. Whomond, Dundee, grocer, July and 22, at 8 o'clock, at the British Hotel, Dundee. FROM TILE LONDON GAZETTE OP FRIDAY. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. H. Slane - and W. Muskett, Fenchuich-street, London, tea brokers—J: Storry and E. Bates, Leeds, carvers and gilders—J. Edmeston and C. H. Wilden, Mark-lane. Lori on, flour fact r E. Jeffries and T. Longdon, Bath, tailors—L. Wilson, D. Keith, and T. Shoobridge, Wood street, Cheapside, silk manufacturers, as far as regards L. Wilson—J. E. Hiles and W. J. Frankland, Liverpool, commission agents—H. G. and W. Ridley, Ipswich, wine merchants—J. and G. Sutton, Manchester. drysalters—W. Johnson and J. Stafford, Wakefield, Yorkshire, plumbers—P. N Johnson and W. J. Cock, Hatton-garden, assayers—M. Stobart, J. C. Hopkins, D. O'Brien, W. Robinson. R. Cundell, J. Oliver G. Ewbank, J. Barnes, J Shields, and W. O'Brien, West Anck land, Durham, common brokers ; as far as regards W. O'Brien —A. and C. Kurtz, Liverpool, vendors of patent lamps—J. Ky mer and R. Kirke, Llanelly, Carmarthenshire, stone coal dea'ers DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. R. Elliott, Sheffield, merchant. J. Prior and H. Brady, Kingston-upon-Hull, brush manufac turers. H. W. Blackburn, Bradford, Yorkshire, woolstapler. W. East, Spolding, builder. W. E. Jarman, Exeter, confectioner. R. Hill, Exeter, currier. r I ane, Hereford, coal merchant. J. Newbold, Nottingham, tailor. T. Lak!n, Nottingham, builder. J. Hawksley, Arnold, Nottinghamshire, merchant. B. Jones, Birmingham, victualler. S. Cox, Brunswick-street, Blackfriars, horse dealer. W. F. Nicholson, Warley, Yorkshire, worsted spinner W. Moss, Kingston-upon-Hull, woollen-draper. T. Wilkinson, Hartlepool. Durham, draper. W. Collinson, East Butterwick, Lincolnshire, shipwright. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. June 2), Thomas Herne, Cardiff, Glamorganshire, draper. BANKRUPTS. William May, Liverpool, draper. Robert Westmore. West Derby, near Liverpool, joiner. Samuel May and Pryce Mottram, Shrewsbury, drapers. Richard Carr, Fore-street, Cripplegate, cheesemonger. William Greenwell. Redeross-street, Southwark, wheelwright James Forrester, Hampstead, baker. Charlotte Paine, Lewes, plumber and glazier. Fenwick Loraine, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, bookseller. Edward Thomas, Bristol, grocer. DIVIDENDS. Ju'y 23, J. Beard, Deptford, builder—July 21, T. Atkinson, Gloucester, chemist CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. _ _ . July 18, J. Furnival, - Kettering, - Northamptonshire, corn dealer—July 19, W. C. Tupper. Cathcrington, Hampshire, grocer—July 21. J. Innvs, Earl's- court, Old Brompton, common brewer—July 22, T. Forty, Richmond, hotel keeper—July 22, S. Brice, St. John street, tailor—July 21, E. M'Knott and J. Glass, Belvidere-road, Lambeth, coal merchant—July 22, W. S. More, Liverpool, wine merchant—July A. Smelt, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, linendraper—July 2g. W. H. Webb, Stratford.upon-Avon, Warwickshire, wharfinger—July 22, S. Wilcock, Warrington, Lancashire, innkeeper—July 18, J. Brown and A. Urquhart, Manchester, carpet warehousemen— July 18, J. Hyatt, Commercial-road, Pimlico. victualler—July 18. J. Price, Oaken-gates, Shropshire, draper—July 18, E. Foster, Sheffield, grocer—July 18, J. Evans, Bourton-on-the- Hill, Gloucestershire, innkeeper—July 18. G. Shaw, Oldham, Lancashire, cotton spinner—July 18, T. S. Stuart, jun.. Liver. pool. drysalter—July IS. W. and T. Higgins, Old Bond-street, hosiers—July 18, B. Robinson, Burton-upon-Trent, Stafford shire, draper—July 18, W. ilardisty. Wakefield, Yorkshire, whitesmith—July 18, C. M. Firth. St. Michael's-alley, Cornhill, lithographic printer—July 18, J. Nicholson. Blackburn, Lan. cashire, linendraper—July 18, T. P. Rees, King William-stre t, City, iron merchant—July 18, T. W lkinson, Hartlepool, Dur ham, draper. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JUNE 28. There has daily been a good demand for Cotton, Increasing the List day or twc, and the market in American closes with greater firmness, at our previous quotations. In Sea Islands the sales are extensive, but prices are unaltered. Egyptian is in more general demand, but, being freely offered, is unchanged in value. Brazils generally are more readily saleable, and Maranhams may be quoted *d. higher. In Surat fair business is doing, but, the lower qualities being abundant, may be quoted id. lower. The sales of the wee'( amount to 40,770 bales, in cluding 11,600 American and 300 Surat on speculation, and 1,550 American, 63 Peruams, and 600 Surat for export. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, From the 20th to the 2sth June, Inclusive. Prices paid im PO FITS SALES or TEE WEEK. in the week..ThisWk.ithisyear a Is _ 1_ 1116674 1366 68 sk 700 Sea 1 sland 10 Stained .. It 330 Bowed Georgia { Mobile Alabama and Tennes 3 20900 New Orleans j} 27688 675101 64 54 ij 792 } 23638 '4U t Aricati and Ceara 610 Bahia and Maceio { Maran ham Sawginned •• .. Minas Para .... Demerara. Sarina 93 ,ike 1370 Egyptian } 21842 0 1 1800 Bii6adoes Peruvian Bahama.. Laeuayra Carthagen a Smyrna Manilla 2100 Surat 20 Madras .. Bengal 47870 bales } 663 1} 40749 PACKET LIST. GENERAL POST-OFFICE, June 20 <.. r. Z.' Et "1 tito 1 ' g— - iG * 3" — , - 1 ..,:'... .-i. > ,7 XFD • n. 94 a E9 * 291 E . gra' FO °‘ V] 2 -4. r-' 9 m ''' cj io - '-' FO . 2. 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On the 19th ultimo, at Woodbine Cottage, Bittern, near Southampton, Mrs. HENRY M. MORISON, of a son. On the loth ultimo, at Crewkerne, the wife of THOMAS MATHEWS, jun., Esq., of twins. Same day, at Bishopton, Mrs. THOMAS DENNISTON, of twin sons. On the 21st ultimo, the lady of the Rev. R. W. EYTON, Rec tor of Ruytou, Shropshire, of a son. Same day, at Holt-hill, Tranmere, the lady of N. T. MOULE, Esq., of a daughter. On the 22d ultimo, at St. Bees Lodge, near Whitehaven, the lady of the Rev. DAVID ANDERSON, M.A., of a son. Same day, in London, the Honourable Mrs. RICHARD DENMAN, of a daughter. On the 23d ultimo, at Cadogan-place, London, the lady of BENSON BLUNDELL, Esq., of Lincoln's inn, barrister, of a son. On the 24th ultimo, the lady of Mr. H. FRENCH, of a son On the 25th ultimo, at Rotherhithe, the lady of Captain JOHN POOK, of the ship Mount Stewart Elphinstone, of a son. On the 26th ultimo, Mrs. CARSON, Windsor-terrace, of a son. On the 27th ultimo. the lady of WILLIAM WATSON, Esq., of South Hill, Toxteth-park, of a son. MARRIED On the 20th May, at the Chapel of the Greek Church, in Welbeck-street, London, by the Rev. E. Popoff, and on the 26th instant, at the Parish Church, Lewisham, by the Rev. G. F. W. Mortimer, D.D., Rear Admiral EUPHEME POUTIATINE, of the Russian Imperial Navy, to MA RY, eldest surviving daughter of EDWARD KNOWLES, Esq., of Somerset House. At the latter Church, at the same time, THOMAS ARTHUR, eldest son of WILLIAM PEATT BUSH BY, Esq., of Larkfield, near Liver pool, to HARRIET. second surviving daughter of the late EDWARD KNOWLES. Esq. The ceremonials were honoured by the attendancce of His Excellency the Baron Brunow, and suite. On the 2d ultimo, at Oporto, ROBERT VANZELLER, Esq to DOROTHEA, only daughter of the Baroness DE VILLAR. On the morning of th , . 10th ultimo, by Friends' ceremony, THOMAS RICHARDSON, of the city of New York, to ANNA C. PRICE, daughter of Richard Price. On the 17th Ultimo, at West Derby Chapel, WM. JAS. CLE MENT, Esq., of the C uncil-house, Shrewsbury, to ANNA T RY P H OSA DOBB, youngest daughter of W. P. FREME, Esq., of Grove-house, West Derby. On the 18th ultimo, at Heversham, Mr. THOMAS HO R.NBY to Mrs. MARY PHILLIPSON, both of Leven. This couple were married at Gretna Green six years ago. On the 19th ultimo, A. 2E. St. S. O'BRIEN, Esq., youngest son of Stafford O'Brien, Esq., of Blatherwycke-park, Northamp• ton, to CEALIA, youngest daughter of CHARLES WAKE, Esq., M.D., of Warwick. Same da - y, WM. HENRY LOTT, Esq., of Devonshire, to ELIZABETH. eldest daughter of the late Mr. JAMES WAIN WRIGHT, of Newington, in this town. On the 21st ultimo, at St. Phi•ip's Church, Mr. JOSEPH TREVELLICK, of St. Mary's, Scilly Isles, to CATHERINE M'KENZIE, of this town. Same day, at I•it. Peter's Catholic Chapel, Seel.street, JAMES, son of Mr. JOHN MILLER, Toxteth Park, to CATHER INE, daughter of Mr. JOHN FOLEY, of this town. _ Same day, J. N. BANKS, Esq., of this town, to ANNA BELLA KATE, only daughter of DERSERT WILSON, Esq., South Devon. On the 22d ultimo, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Mr. JAMES WALTON, to ELIZABETH, daughter of Mr. DAVID ADDISON, of Toxteth Pork. On the 23d ultimo. at St. Patrick's Chapel, by the Rev. Mr. Parker, Mr. FREDERICK M'KI -iNELL, of Manchester, to Miss ORRELL, daughter of the late Mr. Thoma s O rre ll, of this town. Same day, at St. Catherine's Church, Mr. W. GUY, of this town, to ELIZA DAVIS HILLIAR, eldest daughter of Mr. Henry Millar, late of Bristol. Same day, at St. Paul's Church, Mr. FRANCIS PARKER to Miss MARY HOWSON. Same day, at Denbigh, Mr. THOMAS WILLIAMS to MARY JANE, second daughter of Mr. JOHN WARWICK, mason, late of this town. Ch: the 24th ultimo, at St. Silas's Church, by the Rev. J. R. Conner, SAMUEL F. HIGGOTT, shoe manufacturer, to Miss ANNE HUGHES, only daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Hughes, of this town. Same day, at Great George-street Chapel, by the Rev. Dr. Raffles, Mr. ROBERT COWELL to Miss EMMA RO.ERTS. Same day, at Edinburgh, GEORGE CALLENDER. Esq., mer chant, of this town, to ISABELLA, daughter of the late Mr. ARCHIBALD DUNLOP. On the 25th ultimo, at St. Peter's Church, Ipswich, Mr. JOHN M'INNES. of this town, to EMMA, only daughter of the late JOAN HUNT, Esq. Name day, at Holton-le. reckering, Lincolnshire, by the Rev. Edward Garpit, Vicar of Saxilby, JAMES TREV. L. YAN RAYNES, Esq., 01 Rock Park, Liverpool, to MARY, eldest daughter of WILLIAM HENRY STRAW, E , q., of Cameririgharn. Same day, at Saint Philip's Church, Mr. PIF.RSON JENKIN, to MARY ANNE, second daughter of the late Mr. WILLI %NI STAINTON, of Kendal. Same day, at Myrtle street Chapel, Mr. J. ROBERTS, ironmonger, of St. James's-street, to Miss J. TAYLOR, daughter of Mr. NICHOLAS, of Frederick•s!reet, St. James's. Same day, at the Collegiate Church, Manchester, by the Rev. W. W. Johnson, M.A., WM. DENTITH, Esq., Lime-grove, to HANNAH, daughter of the late ROBERT BARNES, Esq., of Manchester. On the 26th ultimo, at St. Paul', Church. Mr. JOHN WOOF, chief officer of the ship Lydia. to MARY, eldest daughter of the late Mr. BENJAMIN VAUGHAN. Same day, at the Parish Church, Huyton, Mr. J. D. ALTY, surgeon, Prescot, to JANE BROMILOW, eldest daugh ter of Mr. JAMES GREEN, coal agent, Parkside. Knowsley. Same day, at the Independent Chap:l, Southport, Mr. WM. SOUTH WORTH, of Rochdale, to Miss ANNE SCHOFIELD, of Southport. Sa:T;e day, R. WESTMACOTT, Esq., F.A.S., eldest son of Sir R. Westmacott, to CAROLINE ELIZABETH, eldest daughter of H. EDGELL, Esq. Same day, at Acton, Cheshire, the Rev. G. E. L. COTTON M.A., to SOPHIA ANNE, eldest d aug ht er o f th e late Rev. II TOMKINSON, of Reeseheath, Same day, W. LYON, Esq., of Neston, to ELIZABETH, eldest daughter of E. MU('KLEsTON, Esq., of Shrewsbury. Same day, at Hampton, the Rev. P A. WOOD, of Littleton, Middlesex, to CAROLINE ELIZABETH, eldest daughter of the Hon. Mr. Justice WI G HTMAN. Same day, at Holy Trinity Church, Birkenhead. by the Rev. J. Baylee, JOSEPH BARRY HAYES, eldest son of Mr. Chris topher Hayes, jun., shipbuilder, to SARAH MATILDA FOX, second daughter of the late Mr. Wm. Fox. Same day, at Clapham, Yorkshire, by the Rev. J. Marriner, vicar, Mr. CHARLES DAWSON, of the firm of Edward and Charles Dawson, Waterloo-house. Kendal, to AGNES. eldest daughter of the late Lieut. J. L. WYNNE, Wynnestay-cottage, Bootle near this town. On the soth ultimo, at the Catholic Church of St. Oswald, Old Swan, by the Rev. John Maddocks, Mr. HENRY PLANT, son of Mr. G. H. Plant, to MARTHA, youngest daughter of the late Mr. ROBT. RAWLINSON, timber-merchant. DIED On the 21st January, on board the General Hewitt. ninety-five days out from Portsmouth, towaras ~ y dney, aged 33, JESSIE, wife of Mr. CHARLES CLARK, formerly manager in the Dis trict Bank, at Stockport and in this town. • On the 6th February, by a fall from the royal yard of the barque Euclid, on her voyage from this port to M ;bile, aged 17, WM. 11ENESSY, son of Mr. James Henessy, tailor, of Upper Prederick.street. On the Ist May, on hoard the barque Laura, on her passage to Bahia, aged 15, HENRY, youngest son of Captain HUBBO'2IC, of the Golden Fleece, in this town. On the gth ult., at Camphill, parish of Dairy, JEAN, eldest daughter of JAMES SPIERS, Esq., of Camphill. Her name had been booked for proclamation of marriage on the preceding Friday. She took ill of scarlet fever on Saturday; was proclaim ed in church three times on Sundly ; die I on Monday evening, and was buried on Friday, the i3th ultimo, the day fixed for her marriage. Sameday, his Excellency Lieutena t General Sir RICHARD DOWNES JACKSON, K.C.8., Commander of the Forces in Ca nada, died of apoplexy. Sir Richard was on the point of leaving Montreal for England, his successor, Earl Cathcart, being on his way out. On the 14th ultimo, at Hay Croft farm, in the parish of Bun bury, aged 85, JOHN SANDBACH, Fsq. Same day, aged 3 months. EMMA, - infant daughter of Mr ROBERT SAMPSON, of Strickland-street; and ou the 18th, aged 7 years, WILMA NI, son of the above. Same day, at Worcester, in his 36th year, the Rev. EDWARD F. CH AMPNEYS, secretary to the Church Pastoral Aid Society, On the Ibth ultimo, at h s residence, Great George street; after a short illness, owing to the rupture of a blood-vessel, aged 27. Mr. GEORGE HOWELL, auctioneer, third son of Mr. Wm. Howell, Fairfield, West Derby. On the lgth ultimo, after a long and painful illness, aged Es, LYDIA, wife of Mr. THOMAS WEBSTER, of Childwall Same day, in Upper Frederick-street, aged 2 years and I months. MART , A JANE VALENTINE JEATT, the only child of Mr. J. P. HEAYBERD, and grand-daughter of Captain JNO. JEATT. Same day, Mr. T. SMITH, proprietor of the shooting-gallery, Holborn, London, from abscess, caused by a wound received in his back from a pistol-ball, fired at h m, in July last, by the Hon. quitted on the ground of insanity: Same day, at York, LOUISA ADELAIDE, daughter of Mr. CHICKEN. His three sons died the previous week. On the 26th ultimo, at his residence, Mile End. JOSEPH SOMES, Esq., M.P. for Dartmouth, after a brief illness. He was the architect of his own fortune, and succeeded in accumu lating very considerable wealth. lis principal pursuit was that of a ship builder, but he took a very active pa. t in the affairs of the New Zealand Company, being governor of that corporation : it was not, however, till within the last year that he aspired to a seat in Parliament. When Sir John Seale died he offered himself to the constituency of Dartmouth, where he was opposed by Mr. Moffat, the numbers being—for Mr. Somes, 125 ; for Mr. Moffat, 11s. Mr. Moffat petitioned, on the ground of his opponent being a c.)ntractor, but on investigation by a Parlhmentary Committee, it appeared that the contracts re ferred to by the petitioner had been some time previously in the hands of Mr. Somes's partner, and he was therefore seated by the decision of the Committee. Mr. Somes occasionally spoke in the House of Commons, but not very frequently, nor in any manner to attract particular attention. In the city he was very high'' , esteemed, and naturally enjoyed the great influence which arose from high character and ample capital. On the 20th ultimo, Mr. AMBROSE FISHER, Cartowner, William-street. Same day, at Kincardine, MARY, wife of JAMES LEISH MAN, Esq , of this town. On the 21st ultimo, Mrs. ',ECHE, relict of th. late William Leche, Esq.. of Carden-park, Cheshire, and mother to the late John Hurleston Leche, Esq. Same day, at Waterloo, Crosby, Mr. JOHN MILNER, Mars den-square, Manchester. On the 22d ultimo, at the residence of her aunts. Vale-house, Whalley, aged 24, MARGARET MOLINEUX WILKINSON, second daughter of the late Ambrose Wilkinson, of this town. On the 23rd ultimo, aged Mr. THOMAS bOBINSON, bra zier, of Manchester-street. Same day, at his residence. Hamilton-square. Birkenhead, in leis 69th year, LEWIS FRANKLIN, Esq , deeply lamented by his family and numerous friends. Same day, at Ha:cwood, aged 44, Mr. RICHARD LISTER, formerly of Leeds. - Same day, at Floraville, WILLIAM YOUNG HUSBAN D, Esq., aged 70 years. Same day, PHILIP BREW, licensed victualer, aged 4' On the 24th ultimo. aged 48. MARY, the wife oilll7. THOMAS JACKSON, and daughter of the late Captain John Ford, of this port. On the 26th in..tant. at his residence, Christleton, in the 65th year of his age. Mr. JOHN ROBERTS, formerly of this town, plumber an 1 glazier, after a long and painful illness borne with exemplary patience and resignation. He was a man c f unbend ing integrity, scrupu ously honest, and rigidly just ; in these respects he has left few superior behind him. On the 27th ultimo, after a short illness, aged 73, Mr. JOHN CROSTON, Toxteth-park, much regretted. On the 28th unto, at his residence, 6, Abercromby-terrace, in his BMt year, Mr. HUMPHREY HIME - , On Saturday afternoon, the 28th alt me, Sir W. W. FOLLETT, the A! torney-Genetal Throughout the last week the state ments which have been put forth, from day to day, touching the health of the hon. gentleman have been such as to dissipate all hope of his recovery, and, indeed, to lead to the momentary antici pation of his decease. ' On his recent return from abroad he was slightly recruited, but a trifling devotion to his piofessionul pursuits brought on a return of his complaint, and he sank by degrees till Tuesday last, when a decided change for the worse excited the most lively apprehensions of his friends. The reports, on Friday night, prepared the public for the worst. It was plain that he was dying He was closely attended by his lady and by his medical advisers, surrounded by his relations, and the sacrament had been adminis tered to him. He passed a restless night, and in the morning was delirious, from which he lapsed into unconsciousness, and breathed his last at a quarter past three o'clock on Saturday afternoon. Sir Wm. Follett was born at Toveham, near Exeter, about the year 1798. He married. in 1830, the daughter of Sir H. Gifford, formerly Chief Justice of Ceylon ; and that lady now survives him, with six children, two of whom are daughters, the youngest but 13 months old. In early life he chose the bar as his profession. As a poli tician he first appeared in 1832, when he stood as a candidate for the city of Exeter, but was left in a minority on the poll In 1835 he was successful. and was at the head of the list. At the last gene ral election he was again returned. The representation is now, o course, vacant. In November, 1834, Sir William was first appointed Solicitor-General, and so he remained until April, 1835, when Sw Robert Peel resigned office. He was re-appointed on the return o f the Tories to power, in 1811, and was presented to the office of At torney-General in April, 1844. To the lucrative and distinguished post Sir Frederick Thesiger will, as a matter of course, succeed. This circumstance will render vacant the office of Solicitor-Genera I and in the representation of Abingdon, a pocket borough, in Berk shire. Mr. Fitzroy Kelly, now standing counsel to the Bank of. England, will, no doubt, be the new Solicitor-General. The other gentlemen mentioned are Mr. Humfrey, Q.C., Mr. Talbot, Q.C. and Mr. Sergeant Wrangham. STATE OF TRADE MANCHESTER.—Ratheea singular phenomenon in our staple trade may be noted, for, while the printers and merchants are complaining of the unusual calm in trade, our manufacturers and spinners are not only busy, but asking and obtaining higher rates than last week or several preceding ones ; so the natural conclusion to arrive at is, that buyers are anticipating a good autumn trade, and purchasing or making contracts in anticipa tion; and, certainly, the general employment of the people, the easiness of the money market, and the almost certainty of an abundant harvest warrant them in acting upon their views. We learn, that, at Ashton and the neighbourhood, the hands are respectfully requesting an advance of wages, and we trust the masters will comply, for they were tacitly promised when the advance of five per cent. was given. -27-inch 66's may be quoted 4s lop to ss 3d, and 72's Cs dd to 6s; 40 inches are also i❑ better demand, and glb 66's are selling freely at lOs to les 3d. —Manchester Advertiser, of Saturday. LEEDS —The markets on Saturday and Tuesday last were about equal to those of the preceding week. The demand for heavy goods was but slow ; fancy cloakings were inquired after, and, generally, the tone of the market firm. During the week, a large amount of business has been done in the warehouses The w - of trade is brisk. and prices rule high. BRADFORD.—In our Piece flail, On Thursday, a fair amount of business wa- done in g ods suited for autumn, such as Merinos, Cobourgs, and Orleans ; and some kinds of fancy goods were more inquired after. Wools still continue at stile prices, and the supply of the new clip comes but slowly to hand Yarns are at such prices that the spinners say they ate receiving the very lowest: remuneration for their labour and capital. Indeed some of them say they are not receiving any thing like remuneration. HUDDERSFISLD.—The trade of this town and district is very active, and the demand for better qualities of goods is on the increase.—The market was well att, nded by buyers on Tuesday, and many goods changed hands. Good dark styles were quickly bow,ht ; but prices. considering the rate at which the raw material has to he purchased, arc low. HArAFAx.—There has been more business done in the short wool trade this week than usual , but owing to the scarcity of low wool, prices have ranged a little higher. Very little is going forward in the long wool trade, the Spinners being de termined to work their present stock up before they will give the advance that is now asked for new wools. The trade in the Piece Hall is pretty stationary, tl.e principal call is for lastings, plainbacks. merinos, &c. ROCMDALE FLANNEL MARKET.—There was a slack market on on Monday ; few buyers attended, and the business transacted was limited. The wool market underwent little or no vaila tion since last Monday. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.—The silk hosiery branches of gl yes and knotted st ckings, which a few months since were considered to be half, extinct, having revived, stilt keep up their superiority as respects demand over the cotton branches, which have during the same period lamentably fallen off. The silk warp lace trade has not fe't the depression in the same manner as the cotton, ana hopes are entertained of a further revival. The jacquard branch has felt a part of the geceral depression, but not to the extent of the Lever's fancy trade.—Nottingharra LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, JUNE 30. The demand for Butter has been this week very sluggish, and prices have receded fully 2s. per cwt. The make is, it is under. stood, extremely large ; and will, no doubt, tend to keep the price at a moderate figure. Pickled Butter is at 755., with a trifling demand.—Beef and Pork unaltered.—Bacon brisk, and looks up. TIDE TABLE. MEN. EVN. !HEIGHT Tuesday 1 9 5 928 12 5 Wednes. 2 9 52 10 13 13 3 Thurs... 3 10 33 10 r 0 i 14 1 Friday.. 4 11 8 11 23 14 10 ;New Moon 4h 16m even Saturday 5 II 43 11 59 Sunday. 6 - 015 Monday. 7 033 049 15 1 HOLYDAYS, E TC 5 9 '7th Sunday after Trinity EASTERN DISPENSARY -ROSE-HILL. Report of cases for the week ending June 27 Persons relieved at the Dispensary Patients too ill to attend, and visited at their own houses Total Physicians.—Dr. Gouthwaite and Dr. Ashcroft Hon. Surgeons.—Messrs. Hayes, Lockwood, and Harris House Surgeon.--Mr. Gildersleeres. Apothecary.—Mr. Lloyd. NORTHERN HOSPITAL, JUNE 28, [WEEKLY REPORT.] Accidents Medical and Surgical cases upon recommendation 26 I Curec I Relieved and at own request 5 15 Attending ,as Out:Patients. 16 Irregular s 6 Died 3 Remainingin the . Hospital. . 7 Consulting Surgeon, William Gill, Esq. House Visiters, C. Inman and D. M•Viccar, Esqrs. Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq. Chaplain, Rey. Wm. Hughes.-House-Surgeon, Mr. Parker PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL WOOD, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid Archangel £l9 0 ® 0 0 Memel 15 10 e 0 Gothenburg l6 10 - 17 0 Wyburg Petersburg PLANKS, peifoot of 2 inches thi Danzig, Deck .. British American Pine I,Amwoon, per fathom. Danzig, 4 feet British American klAnooANy, per foot of I inch thick Honduras o 44 }.el 180. per o 2i load. o 0 le2 o rl 8 ii Cuba St. Domingo 1 0 OAK PLANKS, British American 0 0 TEAKWOOD, per cubic feet STAVES, per 1200. Danzig, C. Pipe Hhd. Quebec, red. to i in. thick, and 54 feet long Do. Puncheon Ti Ai BE R, per cubic foot. s. il. Oak Pine, British Amer. common 1 3 1 9 1 4 1 8 1 8 1 q 1 - 0 I Free 3 6 110sperld .tOO 0 h so DII „ 0 I ?.Free, 18 0 j s. rt. 3 0 2 0 2 0 LP ' Is 1 9 Danzig, Memel. 2 0 I .30is Od * Id Riga.red. PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S Outward LONDON & LIVERPOOL Jamaica Leeward Isl. Dcm. & Berbk Honduras Havana Os Od eAug.l 50 0 - 60 0 New York, Boston Charleston, Savannah New Orleans Canada - 30 0 British North America Newfounoland Brazils River Plate East Indies China Batavia New South Wales Cape of Good Hope Africa Gibraltar .. Lima, Valparaiso, &c. Malta, Sicily, &c. Smyrna and Constantin Malaga Madeira Western Isles, Cape de Vet ds Lisbon Cadiz France Holland Hamburg, Bremen, &c. Gottenburg, Stockholm Petersburg, Riga, &c. Oporto 00 1 4 0 ; 15 II 25 0 30 0 (W. 3 40 0 20 0 50 0 30 0 0 0 20 0 MR. COCKERILL'S WORKS AT LIEGE.—The man who in recent times gave the greatest stimulus to the manufac turing greatness of Liege, was our countryman the late John Cockerill, who established a manufactory of im mense extent at Seraing, a village about two miles up the valley of the Meuse, where every kind of iron-work is fa bricated, from the massive engine to the most delicate ma chinery. The foundation of this establishment, one of the largest in Europe, dates back to the year 1816; but it did not assume any thing like its present magnitude until ten years afterwards. It occupies within its walls between two and three thousand workmen, and disburses in wages alone nearly £3,000 weekly. The concern embraces three great departments. First—The Coal Mines, which lie directly under the site of the manufactories, in one of the inexhaustible beds for which the district is celebrated. The coal is raised within the limits of the factory, close to the furnaces, which gives immense adventages, both on the score of economy and convenience. Second—The iron foundry, consisting of two smelting furnaces, and two foundries, of larv,e dimensions—one large forge, 36 furnaces for making coke,. 28 furnaces for heating the iron, two refining furnaces, 19 smithies, and nine lathes; there is also a brick-kiln at work for the furnaces. Third —We have the worksl.op‘, consisting of a great forge, containing 42 smithies, one large hammer forging heavy work, and five furnaceS for heating it; a locomotive shop, containing a great many smithies ; and a general shop, employing 125 turning lathes, 40 piercing machines, nine planing machines, thre, screw taps, four circular saws. and tnl or two mortising rnachi , es. The buildings ex tend over several acres of ground. Sixteen steam engines are constantly at work upon the premises, having a power equal to nearly 700 horses, almost eq‘A;elent to a force of MOO men. There is a canal from the glireuse close to the works, by which the heaviest articles can be transported to all parts. Mr. Cockerill suddinly, in 1843. very greatly deplored, leaving behind him a European reput tion as a man of vast mechanical skill, and the commercial enterprise, Rarnsay's BelßjapMft, • Rhine. ;t1 bet t , fa de' c o al am"- rpor s " • Or inf 7, 1 Prie ; , ~.1 ; sr in In :doto' 're 0 . 4 the ir rsl.l :LT bite -rbe, it ok ,fer ol,l i t3 ll 6 tres,s