The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13 00:00:00

MSTRUCTION OF Tin STEAM-SHIP AM 34088 OF ONE HUNDR aPaalling accident, inv mi'ved on• Sunday morning OYal M ail steam:ship A Left B outhPmpton on F r ;d ei tlif Marron Irrnti..Lernoont and in and rain. Fri 'tines wPrf Gs n that ever en the or tool TT_ ng of Saturda brtunately, they w ppeared safe a►nes suddenly burst fora a fury which defied resists ship wasthenai The fire broke .creen the steam Mud shortly after, the flat s in front n most fu 1.44 gr and ettllt/St at -- roulers. Wet swabs a Ent tb brn . qratinzs of the sr 11 e ° ll- Seg . - .- . - 'T 'wen] was going eigi in _ On s n 'Tank .- '" gratir, by ....7 over t. body, the h encoops les ; the man uld le re bur number 106 The . n ntonber of the ere% DoV to De rnera ro ' 01 b.._ on W Iday E 2 t ereStin„ the j o lt ) . win& !lariat ock on Sato - rd swept all 8 ebgine-rOntris anti DM roenced num' 7 1, 3 her half past to thsd to the Vine ~t e n 4611 * the : 4 ,2ted the Raney, and Pe-bell those on deck Were in th ing kr. Burnett hi a lif ti bia for an India -rubber a ""' t the fl9.ne. hart k, r t g r. at revent e d i kon urged them C ant.in Svrtkonq lean), to indu-e His last order wa h er before the wind left the helnri—, and young the dingy fivs • as. " For ( ►owered, wi l°ngSide. econd cutter, it to lower le wind also i f ; teed _ r bat, be effort o, There the bol erew, a the Am Reps w , .% a.m. abe p-a—; gaZine, lin hou 'eamen t y after Lst o n illekeerci era, in le of th e ut of th alf In the water. t 3 . 1 1 and ►nto the be who Were t 1 per off from the e word was given to cut oa ` aear °t tar the doom at a fearful t was shoe ng state, with five people vere immediately taken o n order to assist and sa led. the sea running fear if the crew to reach the h emendous sea, which swa !boat's rudder and neap 3g the Beas7s ight, and : the passed ! answered nd then left the azon went first,"then th before the mizenmast re red hot, and the hull and the rocket out rudder comps killed on and made for they could guess. Day Prospect of relief, and Mr. "eeded to divide the pen.. ist thei ook out announced of deep anxiety her cour. ~oPiever, at last was ma& and proved to be the Evans, who took the exl 'rooted them with the gr Vied to land them on the c .and eventually bore up f< landed them at Plymouth, "te t ated with the greatest h( rot_,_ 1./ it rained very heavily, a was put about and pull !sea the stern of th..h;,, WEST INDIA MAIL AZON BY FIRE. ED AND TEN LIVES r the W strong heal xperience evening the b and they beta stopped ti lo !Hie, fc Saturday t ten minutes afte he starboard si d e part of the eallep gangway whic The alarm bel :lock in so hot for the Pssively hot , kly abandoned departure. Captain on ignited the and the paddh the deCk [ffocated, be lowering of fly off I 3 the c hes, and, t N. ret urne , nt Mr. Rol aty-five peopl lily lowered f T, also full bow, unhooked ea, lifted the ct two into the reaming for I get her over the away t Shim, which f [non left the b ned by the din , including Mt7.4irin I board, and every , e others. The gale ally high, and th e • urning ship ; PPed the d in this stai the fin rque hip and e!. of the boat's Mme time the boa mass of flames iefi beat down I or food, the crew France, near as but_without any and Mr. Vincent pro into two watches. when a man a sail; for upwards of an hour could not be ascertained. She, 'e out to be an outward bound Marsden, of London, Captain iausted crew on board, and eatest possible kindness. He )ast of France, but could not. 1, and ecelved and LIVERPOOL t there was the slightest lia- t was not supposed ti Ality to fire, It has been stated by Melbourne, the water-tender, that all he had observed previous to the bursting out of the flames was some flakes of fire close to the steam uld, but wa twenty minutes befor all in th, the fire broke out. c He add and was as rapid as a e hose was applied from remained as long as he The en- driven away by ti flames room ten minute before account of the bearings being hot e main:dect There was w coal- fire came from node ash of gunpowder e engine-room, only a Tved buckets ot likely to ignite There was about a dozen ,e boiler, close to the steam- inflammable in bags and the re The eacks wen nother version of t been given ; nam casks, placed on bags ( the tallow WAS so mu he cause of the accident has, how ely, the improper stowage of some Dn the coal, and it ted through the casks on the - bags and coal rendered the whole ea The value of the Az ,fly ignitable pt insure as the corn when added to the The eallew, it is said, was in s asserted that 13 heated by the engine fires that it , and thus azon when read, for sea was about )anv did not The value of the aped slue of the clOO,OOO insure an, of their v silver. cargo, &c., ill give a total Ha Ma 3rtunate of all the gre in 1841, n ks of the Tv leculiarly di nearly 120 lives ; and Tweed, with an extei rare!v found The folrowink is a li nazon :—Messrs. E Lieutenant Geylls, Di Mr. and Mrs. Winton Mr. Kilkeilv. Messrs. ( ;inn, Ditto ; Scotland, '1 noon, Deme arding o. Ditto Thnston, ; Mr. Sp' inclemen rt Neil Ts on board tE Best and servant ha; Mr light to s Wit Inarter-master; Wil mes Mavlin 1 Company h ,his melancho as been t le most un- It steam-packet associations in the s. Since the establishment of the of their fleet of Te attended with 'he loss of f the less than eight itroyed by a of the survivo (ship and suffering which 1 records of disasters at sea . Mr. •R Mr. Geraud, Ditto; . and Madame Dim/ child, Ditto; Mons. Kersaboe, Ditto; Mr. Cuna, Ditt( rthe and Mr. Burnieose, Ditto D'Delrio. Vera Cruz ; . ; Mr. Delaroare, Ditto Mr. Fitzgerrold, Ditto ; Fevrier, D DittO ; Mis Mr. Joel, Jamaica; Mr. Cumi Evans, Ditto ; Mr. Cardenuas, 4r. Anthony, Mr. Hamilto Terrear, Grace Hoare, Mr Santa M Hanks Cruz; Mr. Creve St. Thomas; Mr Mr. Amer, Ver Marsden iipman Thomas Carn ost t. Willis John Nerink, William Steven- Dumner, Henry Williams, John Henry Pn. fireman ge King ditto, James White, ditto, GeO so picked up and toot oaf be con r sufferings s all the other Nu. act that, be- eve _gone through, they )f the west fight ha ilf., I almost in a state of nudity. One snor Roper Maclean, is severely danger of her life. During the ieriod between the alarm an with maternal devotion to her child, hteen months old, and, when so many others lives of both. The other Maria Smith, comes from and was on her way to Porto Rico, to join a family ml to save t Miss AnnE ady passenger in which she was to be governess. nary to say that the mail-bags, as on board the unfortunate Amazon almost unnece men as everything else have been totally lost. rescued by the Gertruida, and landed at Brest;-:: or Roper Maclenan (or Maclean) and child, pas rs ; Frederick Glennie, passenger ; Bernardo Barri. foreman seaward's Lamont, fireman Ham Stone, dittc ditto; GE John Rod ditto; Je Welchman Tucker, ditto Frederick hael Gould. second rs, seaman ; Jas. Berryman, ditt Wade,) sailor-bo ard . ; Anna Maria Smith, passenger , a Stryburn, ditto ; George Deal, nder Laing, ditto ; Daniel Brown, s eaman ; J osep h 1, ditto; Thomas Attwood, fireman ; William lades Lang. "Ade& William Evan quartermaster Sat all the officers, engineers, and rew of the Amazon were picked men, and were selected ship from their previously at to the -n abilities and intelligence. D-yal Mail Steam-packet Company, with com would be despatched from Southampton, as packet, for the West Indies and Cliagres, yesterday morning n extra BOILER EXPLOSION NEAR DUDLEY works of Messrs. Davies and Bloome near Dudley, exploded about three o' of Great Bridge ock on 1 morning, to the infinite alarm of the inhab miles round Evans, the furnace-man, and two others re killed on the spot : a fourth man has died since from injuries received at the time. The engineer, who was standing near the boiler half-a-minute before the explosion took place, escaped miraculously. It is rather singular that this boiler was constructed especially with a provide against such a casualty dent at the same factory some t soon after a similar acci wGIIIAIM. a estauuueu tone tor tee moment, m us t eventus ..-• SUPERIORITY OF FRENCH RIFLES.—Sir Charles conform to its bearings on this side the water. Decided fir Shaw, in a letter published in the Times, cells atten- ness, with a slight tendency upwards in the prices of Wit tion to the great superiority o f th e r ifl es use d w i th such and Flour, and steadiness in th e va l ue o f other articles. - terrible effect by the Tir a ill eurs d e Vi ncennes i n t h e recent less active business than in the early r p c a e r i t p o sd f aa t tf li e ::- constituted the ruling character of the Corn trade . Algerian war, and suggests th a t weapons o f th e same the close of Tuesday's market to the present description should be used by the B r iti s h t roops aga i nst th e w i n d i s f avourable for arrivals, the e the Kaffirs. The invention has, s i nce 1816 , b een con- Irish produce into this port since M on d ay last are ver siderably improved, and, instead of now being effectual at ',Meant, and the imports from abroad comp ara ti ve l y -1 . - by the use of a hollo w cvlindro-conique comprising little more than 5,540 barr e l s o f Fl our f United States, and 1,520 qrs. of Beans ' - Captain Flour, from France_ TT-- - " 656 yards, men ball, engrift( inventio Minie, as pre t 1,500 jarc eek, 1 ire, frc iltliou Ugh al THE can be don STANDARD, Aiarketo ---♦-- VERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, &tzar : In consequence of the London market opening at still lower prices on Tuesday last, the demand here has been extremely limited, and our quotations are accord Is. for white Benares, and to ratl descriptions ; the sales comprise 3engal, and 1,250 Madras. Foreign: 1,200 ba n have been sold for export at 15s. 3 ly reduced asier rates for all other 0 hhds. 13. P., 5,000 bags new brown oer cwt. from S 6 Porto Rico at it Its 6d f Molasses are 100 A. 3d. from the Quay, nd Muscovado at 12s. per Int change, and the sales . from 30s. 64. to casks Antigua a and 270 Cuba cl cwt.—Coffee : comprise 30 tees. Jamaica, a f Native at 405., 900 bags ( lots of Java and St. Domi in fair request, 6,000 bag from 9s. to 9s. 3d., and 95. 94. per cwt. for low tr inquired for, and for the lower qualities a small advance has been paid; the sales are 100 puns. Leewards t former at Is. 61d. proof, the latter at full rata India have been sold at 1 good business has been don good ordinary are id. to id Is., being sit. to Id. dearer casks Plantation at 505., and st 38s. to 485.. and small Ca go at 405 a of Ar Rise has been Yom 8s mod brOicen.— —Rum is rather m, ; 100 hh gallon.— ate contr , ordinary to and the better grades from 9d• to the Pckoe kinds are without alte- ;es, 2,350 (chief! with all fault 'finites for Tallow, at i7s 4. for Petersburg Y.( -40 tons Lar i'ut Oil 335. nK in Baltic —TN ount to only 700 b, LIVERPOOL COT Monday n obtain holders of Anierica mark€l ha. been Cotto,,, that buye favourable terms, a for export Sea Island Mobile •• • • Alabama, &c. New Orleans. Pernams, & Aracati, &c Bahia, &c. Biii)adoes Peruvian., ian . Laguayra... Corn. W.l.&c Carthagena.. There is no impro lity of the stock nos the dealers have no immediate wants complained of as relatively there are, ham The stock of Lard has succeeded in establishing a however, is paid with great reaching only about 40 tons. Cheese. Canadian Butter It week, at an advance of 2s. DI ss. 9d. to 365. 6d. for South Ar 1. to 44 1 for Jute is flit, from £8 to .£l2 1O 'ON MARKET. .T.t Lt there was a go ight advatitag pplied with ride their pu iotations are and 20 tons bales Manilla ton ; nothing and 'the salei d inquiry, and but for the es upon more bout the same Cocoa-D Hemp I Thomas :oo high appearan PRICES OF PROVISIONS I Beef .. Mutton Cod Fish Fresh Butter Salt Ditto Filberts o 10 O 4 0 10 O 8 O 8 to 0 7 I Grapes,Eng.p n 7 Ditto, Foreiu 7 Pines 0 Do. 6 ,Fowls Al nil Plc i 0 0 !Geese: 0 5 'Snipes 1 0 Hares, 0 6 'Rabbits 1 4 ;Grouse. 1 2 Pheasants 0 10 'Partridge/ 1 3 0 0 Wood, 7 0 Black Gam( 0 Wild llacks 1 0 :Pigeon 0 0 Larks , a. 4 V 11 , 0 1 •• • . 0 53 Lamb / fore-qr.. 8 0 Ihind-01. 7 0 taparagus t , 100 4 0 Eggs 124 6 8 Piiiatoes,* peck 0 Cucumbers, each 0 LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE ARY 10 9 'Potatoes, 0 Kemps 0 8 j Pink Byes, Turnips,* tc 4 ICarrois Nay, old, *at 0 7 a 0 New Vetches Straw, Wheat .. 0 3i CORN MARKETS LIVERPOOL, J. 9.—ln nearly all the B this week the. Wheat trade is reported buoyar cases at least is. per qr. nigher; prime Malting 'v noted Is. per qr. dearer, but otl •he contrary, the trade. s pretty gener varied. In Irelan Clover Barley al _ , er < an hay TU ESDAY, kNITARY ,tat' ets. ATTL SALFORD. JAN. 7.—Beasts, 1501 ; sheep, 400 Best heifers, 54. to sid.; middling, 414. ; sows weight wethers, 64. to cad.; ditto heavy, Sid. to 6 to 50. Calves, sd. to 6d. per it WAKEFIELD, JAN. 7.—A fat beasts, and 5500 she calves, 79 f{l. Light ; ewes, 40 t this day's market we had 651 Trade in Beef very good. but it 3eef all cleared off, but a few sheep left on hand. It:W . 801d I from ss. to 5s- 6d. per st. of 141b5.; Mutton. from sd. to Sad We bad a very good show of lean stock and pigs, all with ready sale. per lb of which me DUBLIN, JAN. B.—there was a better feeling in the way of Beef, which sold from 30s. to 428. it 445. per cwt. No change in Mutton, from the number of Sheep, say sd. to 51(1. a 6d. ; Veal, 6id. per lb. ; Lambs scarce, 255. to 265. each. The Pig a small one, vi I prices varying :0 325. per cwt. nett Small kinds now sell low The state of our market, throughout the the whole, as to constitute a favour- All numbers of water twist in MANCHESTER week, has been suc able openir g of the new year an increased demand for 2ffsind 30's has extended tilt orders in the hands of spinners, and imparted a hardening tendency to prices —at any !ate, in the favourite spinnings of these here is ,o alteration to ected as to be in favour of the notice; but s's to 12's continue s hardly steady in value. In cops, from about 30's upwards, there is a general dullness, which gives the buyer an advantage in the few and small transactions that are taking place. The arrival of the Overland Mail has, however. broueht the lutist] re into the market fi 60's mule twist say& magy v. COC uritc. uni Luca, I/111, 111 a uIHIL U utesicr, 01 UM lower ones likewise; and, in both, an advance of Id. to id. per lb. is consequently secured. Of cloth, we have not an equally good report io make. The lower qualities of printers continue depressed, as do also most other light fabrics. Some lota of shirtings, of the inferior reeds, have, however, been cleared by A•• . . curse on very unsatisfactory ter shirtings and good printers, bei for the sellers ~ nag.- ..........., I, as a rule, the general, isomewh, houses are exceec stock, they stir iinmpiti,. in th market nd the orders for !Wed this morning advise them of the Rhine being now ed by frost, which is not unwelcome newt as the openness be winter has so far been a serious hindrance to the sale • auc, bot abroad and at e7was greatlyinfuled7rom that cause. The letters from Calcutta report an increasingly depressed state of the goods market. More failures had occurred in the Bazaar; money was more stringent than befor vailing distrust was perhaps greater than eve doubt, it was mainly owing that the rate of exchange had a. 2/(1. to 2s. 3d.; an apparent advantage wl ed by the fall in cloth. I doing, and prices we and the pre. To this, nc a fair business w upward tendency of prices was checked t realise on the part of holders. The . in eagerness to es of mule and water st were large at previous rates. Exchange was again a LEEDS.—Although the cloth markets have not been visited by many buyers since our last report, the general aspect of the trade seems of an improving character. This week some ses of S Danish stri ast India markets, anealso some low p markets, have been made. Chinese ai the Caned BRADFORD.-With the opening of the year, the staple (stuff) trade of this town has slightly improved—at least, the prices of manufactured goods have rather advanced; but the manutacturersstill complain that they are not aettime sufficient and labour, yarns at slight danced prices NOTTINGHAM mprovem and as this increased trade 'earlier than usual, it augurs well for a good business at all events for the next four months.—llosier.v.—We are progres sing favourably towards a better state of things than has been the case for the last six months; and although there are not perhaps orders on hand to the extent which goods at present produced, nevertheless a very ordinary spring demand for the home trade will clear out theatocka piep - arini, and in all pro bability the frames will have to , be employed further in the THE CHARITIES LIVERPOOL ROYAL I NFI RMA RY.—(Weekly Report, 10th Jan.)—DISCHARORD :—ln-patients cured, 23 ; relieved, and at own request, 5 ; made out-patients, 2; irregular, 0; dead, s.—Anm trrED:—ln-patients 48; out-patients, 10; casuals during the last week, 13.—Remaining in the house, 192. NORTHERN HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Report, 10th Jan.) — ADMITTED: Accidents, 25 ; Medical and Surrical Cases nunn recommendation, 26; 'Total, 51.—DI8CHARC7En Cured, 28 Relieved and at own request, 3; Attending as Out. Patients 13 ; Irregular, 2; Died, 2.—Remaining in the Hospital, 97. SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL.—(WeekIy Re port, 7th January.)—l N-PATIENTS : Discharged, ,cured, 6 relieved and made out-patients, 0 ; at own request, 0 ; irregu lar, 1; dead, 0 ; entered, 10 ; under treatment, 74.—OUT PATIENTS :—Cared, 23 ; entered, 32 ; under treatment, 53. INDUSTRIAL. RAGGED SCHOOLS, 66 and 68, SOHO STREET.—(WeekIy Report, Jan. B.)—On the books, boys 72 girls 36; average daily attendance, boys 66, girls 32; sick list boys 3,gjrls 2 ; obtained situations, boys 0, girls 0. LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES,' JAN. ceived advice and medicine at the inatit week—North, 274 ; South, 158; total, 432. at their own houses, and supplied with medicine— South, 89; total, 226. .z.—New cases re stitution during the last New cases visited —North, 137; LONDON GAZE 7TI 4- TUESDAY, JAN. 6.—PA.RTNERSO IPS DISSOLVE D.—Grundy, Wright, and Crossley, Liverpool, merchants • as far as regards Matt, Son, and Casson, Liverpool, iar ciiaillers—Tucker rkell, Liverpool, wine merchants—Shaweroft and Simp. rkdale, Lancashire, contractors—T. Calrow and Sons Lancashire, cotton spinners. NsRurrs.—Hugh Brown, Liverpool, ship c, eb. 12, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool Distru,,, , iptcy : solicitor, Mr. Greatley, Liverpool ; oflia, Mr. Bird, Liverpool.—Thomas Robinson, Kingst, don-Hull, broker—Thomas lichens, St. Thomas the Aposth Jevonshire, timber merchant—John Cogle, Limington, So mersetshire, miller—Joseph Coles, Buckingham, dealer in con —Robert Trower, College. street, Chelsea, builder—Philiß Sum ners, Tabernacle-walk, Finsbury, fancy printer—Henry Robert Sabine, Poppin's-court, Fleet-street, London, card dealer— Edward Hanson Palmer, late of Brentford, common brewer. DIVIDICNDS.—Jan. 27, J. Stockdale. Liverpool, soap mann factdrer—Jan. 27, W. Seddon, late of Eccleston, Lancashire, flour dealer. . FRIDAY. JAN. 9.—PARTNERRII IPS DISSOLVED.—Jevons, Sons, and Co., Liverpool, iron merchants—W. J. Myers. Son, and Co., Liverpool, merchants—J. and G. Norton, Manchester, cheesemongers—Fleming and Garnett, Ulverston, Lancashire, handler, Jan. mrt of ally , MI- 'eat but Bird, fa •om Para e, Williams, h Jenne Caroline,lenct Malgenio, Draz, sailed Pet, Boaz, hence at Bo Progres, Heyde; Provi endaal, hence at Ostend. The Sarah snd Ann, fro Hoylake ; two men drown The steamer Windsor. a fiat, apparently in the C over her, off the North-v nobody on board. HOLYHEAD, JAN. 9.—The Kit lermo for Kingstown, put into Ha gale of wind from the N.W. all d ported to have been done to the n CAOI.IARI, Dec. 30.—The Jan for Queenstown or Falmouth, was 60 miles S.S.E of Malta, being in were taken off, and landed here from Odessa. west Li WATERFORD, Jan. 7.—The Col New Orleans for Liverpool, with last night on the rocks at ti this harbour, and has gone_ to r ladies and two steerage), with eigt remainder, twenty in number, it and second mates, were saved. have been got on shore y be saved to-morro w and a still ARRIVED SAILED.- ante. with the se itship ; Union J of Tyre yhead fa tew harbour works a sinking state. The by the Concordia, Bot tern side of the ieces. Four pass, cluding the mast About 1000 baler ;rester quantity —Wind E from Bordeaux Albion, Easton, Calea k down 'rom Galat )ned on the 11th Dec from Ne rance of iengers (two Dwned. The ter and first a of cotton will proba- lirence (s), na—Waiii hilad el fa ith ; hen ,clc, Genoa 7, with los, m.tact wit! SATURDAY, JAN. 10. —Edmond, Quintor Mary Ann, Chianull, TulloclZ, Poii Adelaide—Heorfett Altiert, Dongin, Barbadoes—Shackamaxu.., . —Lucy L. Hale, Thomas, Baltimore—Kennebec, Si Robinson ; and Westmoreland, Deacon, New Orh Wright, Burlier, and Constellation, Allen, New York (a), Shannon, Halifax a n d Boston-Osmanli (s a), Li John and Mary, from Newfoundland, at this port of foremast, bowsprit head, & c ., h av i ng been in co the Valiant, from Demerara. Valiant, Young, from Demerara, at this Dort. wi 13, 185'2. Slavo, Bassich, hence at Trieste. Harriet, Spun, hence at St. John, N.B. Swallow, Jellard, from Bad at Gibraltar, and cle ~_. hlB port lAdmiral (a.), Wickman, hence t Allianza, Radimiri, hence at Tr ..NV!S/E FORD. I Hook Light is the r ford ; she has gone PWLLHELY, 10th the Came!eon: Burn Nantes, for Liverpoi unk about five feet it —The Ad olptiyon Lov Queenstow aid cut awn Y her mai r inwards, I arrived at ) repair. Constant f rocks ; her keel is a in of th The He! nto this lot fiom Par On the 3rd'instat Mary I I !Linda, —The brig reported ashore near tl ne, Nichols, from Galata, for Watc the san d il :ed part of her cabin, an gh, this I part of I, St. Michael's Patterson, Bue It, henc from Dund John Ormerod, lee—all at Per. rid reported to have hist h n, 11th N lat. 13 S. BORDE 1 OTT T 1 N .. to i 7 N.. Ion; Merlin, li 17 VIT=Pi Na., in hence f ' South SE rence for / W-Wil I for Miuritius I very high or and clay, and r Anna, Vey - ter, hence at l - leivan. ANTWEP' GIBRALTAR, Dec. 26.—The Chance, Dumarsey, of Jersey, Ibrail, ft. from Gaspe for Naples, put into this port 22nd Dec., with loss 4th Dec., L of foremost cargo. to pass t ST. JOHN, yesterday for I liarmonle, Wilkiiii:E at the Texel N. 8., Dec. 20.—The Blanche, opt, put back this n Jones, which sailed I from orning, owing to a I . leaky, and has by violent storm from the - s . o' ntliq WESTFORD. Jan. I.—The Gr •om New- 1 to 200 port, Mayo, for L _ the Channel, has co tide. DUBLIN, Jan. s.—Tl.e Industry, of Dublin, lying in Ring end Dock, caught fire last night, in the cabin, from the stoi being overheated, by which the interior of the cabin was much I- chafed, t injured, and a quantity of sails and rigging destroyed. Ewart, of pool, which w from LondOn of and fri rigging cu anchors ar ARRI 2tth NI 7th Dec Bth .IR ;ended on the sides of I and will probably hold tc floated with the next damage. The Jan rry for Liverno 'shed in in bour, after des. Liverpo, MOND —Success, Hewit —Edouard, Hamt ander (timber lath x, from M ascertain I _ ARRIVED St. Domingo—Generai'fiunlOp.Skt.. ridge, New Orleans—South Carolina, celsior, Crocker , New York—O rw ell, Campbell, Prince Edwar. Island—Edward Rose, Masnay, Bordeaux—Ann, Roberts, Ma rans—Vesta, Wright, Savanilla—George. Gordon, St. Stephen's eld, and Metok Sandford, Mobi .ctic (s.), Luce, for New York Livorn WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 7.—Wind N.N.W., fresh Caroline. Hart. from Rio Grande—Fannv. America 3om Jesus, And Resolution: Orme, Pallio, eaminari, hence at Git NOvo Leroy Radimiri, fra cleared for this pc IV, ILIAT II from M Collingwood Dock, ran against 0 Orion, Christiansen, from Vail Havana, and GuLhenburg, Paulse of Arichat land for Ne Dec., in lat , 7, Ion: 6: rrived here ROB ISLAND, Jan, 5 from Liverpool to Mulroy, last night, and filled : crew s )ÜBLIN, Jan. 6. TR, Jan. 6, ler Amazon, fro ngers, except 46 perso , f the boats. The tote to have been 156. T/1 spontaneous comt 'HURSDAY, JAN. 8 Anna Di Savanilla• I LE D.—Jot )riente, Sertucha, h dajesty, Rich Thomas WO pe for the Ma larvard, for New •dson, t ty, Ad ntius 1 tile, for Alexandr ITA NTT NOPLE, Del iding off Chi h for Queenst was stove in pence, the car; le, hence at Ho, hence at Gibralt t Gibralter, and Plencia, ( New On , ana, at Pal Edward Is• state, 16tt sink , ng he Gener al Dtinloi nei Islan is. Ca'mitt ofof Goo, e. whict p 7th i illes for tl !swelgh ; and Vig 4th Jan :hoover, Kowe, id Green low, Jan. 1 AUX, Jan OLYREAD, at 1 r lIR PORT, at 4 15 from Mauritius , Matilda in lat. 49 q!if.r, Ids, 18 m Orli rate (a), 31st D ar the Cape, 4th ander, t fro - m Ptirait a Ist, f ,47 days( 18th Oct.. in from MauritiUs, for t I 3 E—Warrior, from L if . Holy I Dec.. i :terdam 1 from gouairel I Carl Heinrich Tuesda Wednel Monday New Bedfi .111tlade!ph ice for Malt SPORTIN LIVERPOOL ONB FOR THE Troubleson larquis, Young )f Lanercos )on Carlos. Fruits, Ischia, Abbess ofJ;r;4 Zelmyra, Letterpress, Abdall Bavrn,rprise, Inutile, Banal dinal Wisernati, Snowdr ut of Sister to P LIVERPOOL Simple, H Maria Day Mowbray, RAND NAI tand-Half rook, Fore Abbot Laurence Halo Little Queen, M Abd-el• Rader, De Ginkl venger, Mgyn, Rourton, Crip Duffy's - Rat-trap, R Duc-an-Dhurras Bullfinch, Peter. Kissa Janus, late Carai te, Bedford, Varner, Mal 20to 1 30 to 1 33 to 1 TATTERSALL': nutTnoPoLITA st Lord Eglinton 40 to 1 550 to 50 Lord Clifden'a Lord Waterfor 1000 to 16 1000 to 15 Mr. Merry's Mi Mr. Magennis's Elthiron . and Wry CHESTER CU Mr. Phillips's Le .1t Lord Waterford's Cc for Pernambuco, (8), hence for Ne n.—Abbotts Readi ffey, K -Argen t. 44 N., long from Soot . _ N., lat. 5 g. applied— ,m Natal. 3tti Nov visions, an (hire Witct SIG MEETIN Joe Miller, h, Kilquade 'ZONAL STEM' Postilion, Sil Elt Lad, Briti ice. Joan of le West, Hinton Hardy, 1 n, Maur Lor Fallow Doe, Merry Bird Merry Peal, away, c tack, L man, Misi Sir Peter If Everton 3y Epirus, ice Daley, 11 George, bill. Aria. le, Cogi la! Wise ar, Sir Ja St. He lit -upTiii;ba —taken. in—taken. colt—taker if—taken (sa Ys Mr. N • • - -13L0n3 of f Litent, hi f c "raged b ° Ptak A,— Y. and _.d cuirass, and ------ - notwithstand .ne adoption of this no indu .es argues that the Kaffirs effected de shot far more effectually, and far more economi. opening of the na.. par( ly, than they possibly can by th e present muskets , attention, but, with a renewed dema n d , s ubs tN INN ROBBER.—A young man, named Thomas amount of business was transacted, and for all , Iv very respectably connected, has been thous me Canadian, , and French g a e lt tr c a n d n e ti c n l n o e sV m s r4loucester magistrates for trial on the same as described in y our last ; and in Beans _.ed at hotels at Glon. or no chang e was apparent. Good M ea li r Prisoner assumed the ch a - scarce, were the turn dearer i and Oatmeal i• On Sunday evening he load. With rather more inquiry for Indian -., vv orcester, in that ch arac t er, a few parcels were taken to-day on slightly . .„--. a oed, and was shown to hi s room , w h ere h e re- inhands the course extreme eo e f t mained for some ten minutes. I n th a t brief space of BRIT time he contrived to pick two l oc k s , an d t o abstract from Wheat, as bons a box twelve silver teaspoons, two pair of table spoons, F" and a pair of salt spoons. Proceeding by railway to Gloucester by the first train next morning, he sold the 1 plate and put up at the Greyhound r' -- -Mal Inn. where he dined, and paid his bill. knock down a a front of mei were equally active machine Sir Charl cement to grant a ket this morning ►s exam p - wsopune, w "ence; ' n - rd secure any combination of dangers. vi Th ... is statement has t ?eent, midshipman of t ;relished hi ore u, mself during ti 4"tayho itr, hl.. m.' 341i1,„... , a committed by the barges robberies com mitt ter 1 - Worces appeared at the A left the j 1 a el, Wilosta throw t un e s wate they stove' walkint the brad / ndeseribaby week several rates. We anne. x Tuesday s. d.l Wheat, * 76; gi LICTS ; after t ? 1 ")r and coal spurn rea, oia. o is to 5 9 Canadian Do. do. new 5 6.. 5 9 United States Do. white,old 6 0.. 6 3 Danzig, Do. do. new 6 0.. 6 3 Pon] 3 i,ng scre ever, he picked ti 5 6 French; &c... 5 9 Odessa, Polish - - __ It,aagr.l 0. Irish ceeding by a 51 0.. 55 0 Barley, v 42 0..46 0 Oats, 19 , 4. Beans, 19, 2 10.. '3 0 *4Bolb 1 Enk:&Sctch, old .1, old 2 8.. 2 10 Peas, p , qr. white. . new 2 3.. 2 3 Ind. Corn, v4Bott En , .. 32 0..34 0 Amer. yellow 29 0..30 0 Do. ---' 34 0..36 0 Do. Iris Do. Do. 0 0.. 0 01 Ibrailit Galatz, 0.. 0 Flour, 34 brl. 10611 29 0 0..36 01 U. States, d( Do. & Can. so' Frnch,v al :n more active artiller emits e ordered bat they may be - - Flour improved in value Gd Will ()nt,: withnnt once in Before leaving, how- Pc do. new.. 5 0. lock of a drawer and box, and ab- Do white, old. 5 6 stracted 1:50 in gold, leaving other money in notes in the Do ~. , x. A third robbery, of a great coat, was committed at Barle. lg. st ` her inn which he h a d p a t ron i se d. H e was appre- ‘-''' 1 et the Gloucester Rail wa y St a ti on , as h e was pro- .. first-class train to Birmingham.—Times. DEFENCES FOR THE METROPOLIS.--WOOLWICH, JAN. h —The Duke of Wellington has been for some time past h i almost daily communi ca ti on w ith Si r J o h n F . B urgoyne, ' vi nspector-general of fortifications; and their deliberations /) , 480tb.Sc.& 11 : lave, it is said, been directed to the best means of pro- Peas, is , qr. Eng.. tecting the metropolis in ease of invasion. It is under- Flour, I). 28016, stood the result has been that several military camps are Seconds likely to be formed round London ; and eligible situations Fine will be selected, particularly on the Kent and Essex banks Super fine Extra ... of the Thames, and on the banks of the Medway, with the Oatmeal, .44 , 240th , ultimate view of rendering them permanently fortified Irish, new 21 6.. camps. Orders have already been given to place Sheer- MANCHESTER, JAN. 10.—Without activity in . ness in a proper state of defence, and to have ample sup- ment, the trade has been steady, during the week, and ._ plies of ammunition and warlike stores kept in a constant prices have been obtained for every article. The agriculit. state of readiness at the fortifications already constructed markets are again decidedly higher this week, and from France at that naval port. Seniority lists of non-commissioned prices come dearer. Our market to-day is characterised by officers of the royal artill er y h ave b een ca ll e d f or, to be much firmness on the part of h o ld ers but their adher ence to sent into the adjut an t- genera l' s o ffi ce w i t hi n the last few extreme, and in some cases to rath er higher prices than were asked on this day week, check s b us i ness , and we report o n ly days, preparatory, it i s sa id, t o an augmentat i on of that moderate transactions in each article. Wheat and Flour bring branch of the service. It is also stated that the line the extreme rates of this day week. Oatmeal rather better sold , regiments will have an addition of 10,000 made to them Oats, Beans, and other articles as last quoted. over the numbers in th e es ti ma t es o f l ast year. The royal The trade duringt JA N th 10.—Ou r p a past week s b a e r e e h ' marines are also to be incr ease d b ot h i n the royal marine good business has resulted in each art' ..., at extreme rates. - and divisional comp an i es d epartments ; and re- We had a short supply of English Wheat at our Co rn Exchange Telegraph, it is desirous that vessels should no t anc h or o ff the South Foreland when the High Lighthouse bears between listed for every bra nc h o f t h e l an d forces are this morning, which met a brisk sale at about Is. per windle and N.W., and within the distance of three or fo ur m il e the shore • nor, if beyond that distance, when it bea '0 be sent to the head-quarters or depots of their advance. Irish held for more money. Foreign fully 2d. per Annechina Bt. by N., on which bearings it will appear in one with a dark Is. yer pack. hannes Hermanos, ,in more patch on the Cliff. And as regards the opposite, or southern - 0 side of the Channel, it is equally desirable that v esse l s s h ou ld at Helvoet. I_ r * not anchor when the two conspicuous windmills, which stand 'The schooner Eli, her. Ditto; il his port Ditto, i] 1 I Fairy, H nce for Malt ,rt 30th Dec le, the steeple-ch •eached himself, g Esq. has purcha y Birdcatcher, out of ...Catcher arrived at his ( instant, looking remarkal Oundle Steeple-Chase will to Maria Monk will be first, H Rowland Trenchard sho ' Sir . minationa for the Northampt, and Woodlark omitted. Mr. Edward Decamp, upwa cl to the one shot •esponden Sir R Bell's Life rt Peel and tt latch was in on Monday n known champion of the The for the championship of the . . le, and is to take place on course, from Putney to M Herca he in. ' c . ri _ a nd a Pi ng in un desk stricken with terror, many of ther 89133 e dropped doVill dead immediately tdriitht and suffering. Re remembe..- titVF, ill a Guernsey frock —. vv nue kale netting th- • ban Passenge r rushed Ilit in gown, th e b ottom of Three times she was -- -4 by Qu artermaster i Sara. He saw numbers th his fa rlO, e boat read ,ti deci ferd, but a qeara 8„„a ried ly sa RIVE) her plenty of 'rota the ship; bat modesty p and she remained behind to p 'William Foster another has siren .; -- • " toren a 81mi-- with th— Dthing when ti is fur [re, v,i;ici Of the oea men, and o f men on board the ,1 Intelligent fireman. tatei. !tanks quantity fell on th 4 nd he d co nceives th at thee( *AS ried f rom them, ivoli krter t he ` peration nd hence, in IT 44 d ueen d . th bre L' ea afill in th a ened the aft. up . k t a Ticir ti lo rtle adY, Sin_ Ori t, 3 mpanion, t 3 Saloon, and run __ supposed to be Mr take care of her et f the boats. 11"c`f.` .ke I, ll — er:_el t y ° l a le l ady passe on stew gitated, got out arde‘g Sc „,,_,„ ! • 113. r hind, f itie"loithe dingy, - and then 4 lt t le "ing, some of th G , tt kos h in e adeck praying to c:1 t • W ith } :e of nudity, were r ft gs 4 prayer, 1 et 4 which he knev 1 4 lad in - i 5 11 4_, Y,inthetr n vek 'ladies. was observed paci ' --- fly waitine was no es, ite the n deck is des When the : Ft. fell naclarer but ah, larger bo, yet lived oning about, scream he deck with his nevitable fate A gentleman only, both un e cv, and with their arms round each other walked come to Am on t hA ship s hatches, and f e ll together into the flames. c l reltitsthe Passengers who were lost in the Amazon 'et e ,,,, e , a cconinlished Eliot W ar b ur t on, the author of the , Tll,;** e and the C ross. H oeholann r4liefi(7"l"- 1114 t o • e to., widows and . " of husbands an d evidenc, at Southamr crew lived most of the i mourn I tructed in a RETURNS ,___ ~.g0 of tneir p ro f ess i on. active request, and the general qualities 3d. per ... The traffic returns for the week Other articles as before. ' - , ndermentioned English WAKEFIELD, JAN. 9.—We have fair arrivals of Wheat,. 1850. Barley, and moderate of other articles. The demand for Mime . £42,010 is scarly so active as last week, which ch ec k s t h e disposition tt • advance, but a fair amount of business is passi ng at late prices, 19,280 Barley maintains the recent advance, and in f air d emand. Oats 13,719 and Shelling sell in retail, and are unchanged in value. Beans 8 .802 are held at full prices. NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, JAN. 10.—The arrivals of Wheat coastwise into this port during the week have been moderate, 2,246 and the supply this mor n ing f r om the f armers was also less n fir 6. KA , than of late. Millers, holdi n g sm all stocks, were eager buyers; Yrs „.',1,.' and having also part speculativedemand, the trad e ru l e d act i ve, 0, lid and an advance of Is. to 2s. per gr. was established, over the th 3,289 current rates of this day se nnight. There was very little he 12,627 Foreign Wheat on offer, and prices must also be quoted fully itt 1,386 ls. per qr. dearer. Choice samples of Malting Barley held for arc 533 is. per qr. more money. There was a good delivery of Oats from the growers, which met more inquiry, and last week's nu ~i . 12,540 p r i ces were more easily obtainable. In Beans or Peas hardly RV( 6,843 anything doing. Fl our Is. per sack higher. 2,146 DUBLIN, JAN. 9.—We had a moderate supply of home grain 4,441 at market, and prime samples of Wheat mere sold at an ad .-- 48 re,....._ gin vance of 6d. to le., and of Oats 3d. per barrel. In Barley no kj i pse of th e ....., yet oeen obtained, as to ' change. There was lees doing in foreign Wheat this day, an 4._ 101 1 , 1 , e catastrophe, it appears that it was simply 80... , 1,506 .. advance of Is. per qr. having been generally required. 7 e n ,,Z by the heating of the bearings, to which all Boutn .. IL" bairt lL L"... , lto said to have a tendency. The Amazon The total receipts on the above lines being £185,979 Red do 15s 6d to 22s 64 1 Rapeseed .... 14s Oil to 16s 6d 043,. 5hi la I.pndon, by Mr. Viggram, and was a splendid against £175,740 in the corresponding week of last year, Bert III Od to 15e od Bakers' Flour. I2s Od to 14i Oci i' l ltly 3 00 " pr . 2 .n ,250 tens burtheu, with a flush deck of the increase is 'shown to be £10,239. The number of Oats ... 98 6d to Ils 64 Indian Corn, „..luo.hoze_t i length. She had two beautiful engines miles open on the above lines was, in 1851, 4,214, and Oatmeal lOs 6d to 12a Od • per 48011, 9 78 6d to 20s Od CORK, JAN 10.—Our market participates in the improve- I N T_ Itod 67_9_?wer each, manufactured by Messrs. Sea- in 18 50, 4,1144 showing an increase of 99+ miles. A ment generally noted. Higher prices for Flour are not yet ob .6,72toski,i‘tiet, which were perfect in every particular, decrease is observable in the receipts of the London and tained to any extent, but Wheats are held with much firmness '''‘ Iver—ar,reeedingly well. The bearings of the en- North-Western over the receipts of the corresponding for an advance of 64 to Is. per brl. Indian Corn is unchanged. 'Wed throe or four foot from the woodwork, ' /rook of last year, to theamount of upwards of £l,OOO. The weather is bad, and receipts at grain market small. he 4th inst railway, are as follow London and North Wester Midland. £40,247 20.04 R Lancashire and Yorkshire London and South Western London and Brighton.. 16,299 8,403 8,094 13,868 8,375 I Groat Western.. ..... ....... South Eastern . York and North Midland .. Manches.,Sheffield, & Lincolnshir Bristol and &et( Yor 7,258 3,900 13,036 1,411 Newcastle, and Berwick Shrewsbury and Chester Shrewsbury and Birmingham corfolk Eastern Counties an 593 12,704 10,080 Great Siorthen Chester and Holybc North Staffordshire reds Northern ... Devon Wales d the 1E 3 one of the -o hours off ;urn rort sued ; mople, Drtland to: lie time 1 a scene of d the des- swooned rush or ere much that waf. refused t 3er that they iove of life its connect, , hearing, water on the e water for the mea had ap ;engers came n, entreated le would not I on boar, and shy teer to put it. M the ere kneel- div. - 0 1i lool—W. Ga Mr. Bird's, Liverpool—K. Piingle, Liverpool, :ronfo second div. of led., on the 12th inst., Monday, at Mr. Bird's, Liverpool—E. wine merchant—third div. of id., or subsequent Monday, at Mr. Bird's, Liverpw. Altham-mills, near Blackburn, Lancashire, miller. BANKRUPTS.—John Bradshaw Taylor, commission-agent, Jan. 22, Feb. 13, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy : solicitor, Mr. Booker, Liverpool ; o ffi cial assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool—Richard and Richard Bil. ~.: Atmakers—Frederick Freeman Cobb, Canter raper— nianson, Liverpool he 12th inst , any J. Russell, —Robert 'Ws' nd Ma lantmast M‘Lells Prince of Wales, Luckles Campbell ; and Cuba, Gibson, a Deiperandum, - Swain Bth Januar Livonia, nce for Mobile, al off Tampico 2 St. Vir New York Pack Ann Hope, Wood, bet St. Vincent, Sheppard, ht Vhitehaven, Higgins, hence at Barbados !astries, King, hence at St. Lucia. Itebecca, Dollop, hence at Jacunt Andes, hence at Pernambuco. er, hence at Jama Excelsior, I Sophia, hence at Curacos id Isabella ', hence at *ace at Si 22nd No' Arabian (a s), Ac Monarch, Lewis, Demerara 28th Nc Columbus, Potts, from Newport, at St. Thomas. 'leaky, Hein, from Para, at London Bth January. Trinity yacht, Hounsell, from London for Valencia, at Port- hJanuar Argyle, Irvine, from Callao, and Titania ;lueenstown Bth William WEXFORD, Jan. B.—A brig, suppos shore this morning, about two miles e fears are entertained for the safety of the crew WATERFORD, Jan. B.—The St..Helens, French, from Liver pool for Matanzas, put in here yesterday, with foremast sprung and sails split. to be foreign, came on ,st of Hook Light, and and from N PWLLHELI, Jan. 9.—lt blew a hea S. to S.W., and today is blowing squalls and showers of hail for Liverpool, is on shore ; , f Prince Edward bland, fr to-day, by a boat's crew, ANTIGUA, bec. 16.—The 'act here from Liverpool, damaged which have been sold at auction. SUNDA ', JAN. 1 k Whitehaven brig Imarsh - i3eaci Dublin, was assisted it seed in Studwell Roads ley, arrived of Roods. —Wind W., moderlte ARRIVED.—Prince Albert. Young, from Rio Hach )ia, Barker, New Orleans—Arabian (s.s.), Rowland Sm yrti The Henry Shelton, for Rio Janeiro, has returned iui th loss of anchor, and stern and quarter boats da pnhufgen ; Clipper, Warren at ; and Margaretha Edina— Bockhur brig Stanton, bear betw 7 eeli S. by E. and S.E. by S The Sand, called the Middle Ground, in the Five Fathom Channel, leading to the River Thames, having grown up in a , south-easterly direction, notice is hereby given, that a new and Vigihint, Groendahl, all hence at 08._. Standing Beacon has been placed one hund re d an d e i g h ty Flora Bella, Harding; Lalla Rookh, Taylor; Vision, Huff fathoms S. E. by E. from the spot on which the former Beacon bl stood, Emily, Fanny, Davies ;and Hawk, Coveney—hence alPam and ten fathoms from the southern edg e of th e S and, mily, Wasburgh, hence for Lisbon, at Be - where it dries at low water spring tides. From thi s p os i t i on of bulwarks. _bee .. n .. ! h , the Middle Ground Buoy bears by compass W. by N. IN. ; th e Countess ( West Spaniard Buoy W. northerly 3 the middl e Spaniard Buoy Sicil south ; the East Spaniard F viuus on this Sand h l schooner lose bowsprit, head, and cutwa sustain any damag Progres, H brig did not Li; Triton, Glabbek ! FAlintop, Patrick, bei2c for Bahia, at Bealimari until aft s as fol TEEPLE '6 Miss M TAN HA ri—take son's Wryneck ce's Joe Miller- a's Royalty 's Young Troublesome—taken STEEPLE CE '8 Joan of Ai —taken '8 Abd-el-Kader—take Ira—taken. )rt's Haltand-Half—tak BlaCk Doctor—takc High Sheriff'—takes venor—taken. y Bird—taken ur—taken liverhous Trumps—taken 45 to I T the Great North njured himself at Brewoott, c his off fore legs teed the two-year VC,olocynth. old quarters, East ix, third .er, and Hungerfor :y-eight 'enty years of ag ducks and two curlews tides that the dilYeren theratone Hunt Club b between Robt. Coombs', ames, and Thomas Cole, of e Thames. The ra ce is for xt, Over out of Empress ; Cavan, by Verulam, out of Abigail oble, by Pantaloon, out of Phryne • Alfred the Great ; and Augur, by Irish Birdcatcher, out of Casts i. At the top of the list stands Augul - 'the above. Alfred the Great, Augur . ~/, nence at Naples. Venus, Gonzales, hence at Barcelona. Meonais, Lagaire hence at St. Nazaire. TUESDAY, JANUARY 6.—Wind S., moderate. Harry, Dare, and 'Daphne, Corner, hence at Bottle„_ ARRIVED.—John Cumming, Dwight; Pelican State, Man- ProvMentia, Deswelgh, hence at Bruges. son ; William Sprague, Chase; Clarissa Currier, Knapp ; and Augusta, Waldeck, hence at Ghent. Ocean Queen, Matthews, New Orleans—Columbia, Bryer, New Resolution, Owen, sailed from Paimbceuf, sth Jan., for this York—Joseph Howe, Downey, Wallace, N.S.—Speculator, Rio po rt. C Hover..- de la Hache—Jessie, Thompson, Zapote—H e l ene , Jacobson, . — Allegro, Wainwright, from Stag i s l an d , and Monarchy The HESHIRE H 0... ~sorrow (Wednesd a y), Newfoundland—Phoebe (Ls.), Brenan, Constantinople—Wave, Fenwick, from Calcutta, at St. Helena, and both sailed, 3,J the 14th instant, at Kinderton , ay, the 15th, at O u lt on Milman, Lisbon—Edmund, Quentin, and L eon it e , D utot, B or . Dec., for this port. Park ; Saturday, the 17th, at Vale Royal ; Monday, the 19th, deaux—Loyal, Tynes, St. Michael's—Ann, Roberts, Marans. Plata, Leggett, sailed from Rio Janeiro, for this port, 13th at Arley : each day at half-past ten o'clock , except the 17th, al TUESDAY.—Kitty Cordes, Hannah, and Helen, Jackson 2 eleven o'clock. otTNns vvo' Mobile—Matilda, Ashmend, Barbadoes—Nora, Mitt, RER Belle, Lindsay, sailed from Smyrna, 23d nd Regina Sir W. W ' WY " 's . Dec.,. the 19th instant, at Chirk Cal.. Countess of Eglinton, Donovan, Bahia—Rival, Nichols. Rio cleared, 27th Dec., both for this port. Reynold; Saturday, the '' Janeiro—Ero, Lava, Trieste—Mobile, Silvesirich. and Edward, Lady Blaney, Wiseman, from Callao, at Queenstown. Kalil', Alexandria, E.—Bello:la, Williams, eorfu—Emilie, Caledonia, M'Farlane, from Batavia,. at St. Helena, and past ten o'clock. , sailed. lat Dec., for London. Nov. Waugberg, Lisbon—St. Johannes, Andreas, Boston—Prussis- sailed, 6th Dec., for Queenstown. cher, Adler Runge, Calcutta—Jason, Neubeysen, Ferrol— Swithamley, Jennings, from Shanghae, ai St. Helmut, and , Lincoln Cicely, Park, Curacoa—Antonius, Vuihopp, Antwerp—Amalie, Radmann, Constantinople—Sarah Bragg, Middleton , Bayonne Christian, Nelson from Shenghae. at St. Helens, an d Carmartbenshire —Milton, Hibbs, Bordeaux—Clement ina Swindale, and Eli- sa i led, 3d Dec., for eondon. Pylde ..... der, Roberta, Beirout —pris t in e , Ah eer , Mores —Abd- el-Kader , Coaxer, Bell , from Penang, and Amwell, Mansfield, .trout Coventry.... Trieste. . Mauritius, b oth at 44. Helena, 1 Doncaster by Orl the St. 1 a three THE CHASE. Rill meet I Thursi 11 meet This Day (Tuesday Thursday, the 15th, at Act. CHASES TO COM 5 Liverpool .... . 10 Cheltenham .. 11 Kirkham ..:. March 9 Abergavenny . th, at Gresford; each diy at kat STEEPLE•( Feb. April id entered Williams,bury, cer::Samuel Mason, Newcastle-under-Lyi John W Bristol, shipowner—David Boobt tock, Devonshire, ironmonger—George Wines. Fal Scarborot merchant Ogilvie, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, shipbroker. CERTIFICATES.—Feb. 2, W. W. King, Liverpool, chymist, Liverpool—Feb. 4, W. Rawlins, Warwick, malster. fINGS OF CREDITORS FOR 15, John A. Edwards (Ist) 15, Bohn Fleetwood (2nd) 15, Cornelius Bainbridge (2nd) LIVERPOOL oi Brown (Ist) Pryde, B. Jones, and J. Gibb (2nd) wd. Wilkinson and Thos. Bentley (2nd) in Warburton (2nd) Macaire, Linnemin roof and div District ( 20, Peter Lawton (2nd) 20, John W. Hance (proof and div.) 21, Richard Jackson (audit) 22, Isaac Abrahams (2nd) 22, Joseph Smith (2nd) 22, John B. Taylor (Ist) &hipping intrlligenn NOTICE TO MARINERS On the 15th of November, the Lighthouse on the Island of Little Curacoa was lighted. The light is a fixed red one, and sctly from all points of the compass at a dis- i be seen dist Ice of three leagues In order to prevent mischief occurring D the Sub-mar underst 0, at 25 Hotel is likel3 iester hai Duke of R was back MANCHE agst Mr Mr. Bii Mr. Eln METRO] Mr. T. Daw Mr. Farran, Lord Clifd VE it FOOL :apt. Smith Mr. Eli Mr. Osborne La Gazza La Mr. Davenpc CUES' Mr. Farra Mr. Martins THE Lord Zetlan, Lord Eglintc Mr. Itarrisor Sir ft. Pigot'i Lord Caledor For £2G 25 to 1 30 to 1 40 to I 40 to 1 40 to I .e of the Home-brewed arian—taken. in one bet, Ki r, the betting er the mei CHASE. towbray—' 13 peop PLYM -Light 7 W---1