The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-04-18 00:00:00

::- a. .... -" • 7-7-7-----,---...„.„,............„,„....---......-..,_,„--. - _-, .-------- April 18 1848 , . THE LITERPOOL STANDARD. -.,..........,......„-. .-, oL''' ............ . LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, APRIL 11. - sasaaa..... Alimeirmumsim...... MIIMIIPE.1=11:11171 1 84 S. *7) bippiliff ilil:tiiigrart. - -------- - - ------- --- -- ,illariteto. Illarkets, ___-------""' ..... ....___....._____ . ~...._ s pIIILIP- 04.siii;Itt_ivaEr_TBU....:FsSaniiikY, APRIL 11.-Wind N ar .)V ; , o f n ret_ asurn Londion. oset, Tucker, from Ch le t . PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. D. Davis, H. Nathan, and C. Davis, London, Liverpool, Cape of Good Hope and New Zealand, merchants - J. Wilkinson Sugar.-The demand has rather improved, and 900 Mids. ' • LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET, Arum 14- NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET firm, from APRIL 15. Ygnacia, from Bilboa-Eliza Killick, Norman, and H. Swinscoe, Manchester, commission agents-F. and G. B. P., one-half Antigua, have been sold at full prices. The A few parcels of wbeat continue to drop in from abro the second i-oSecitwazi, Tinker, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, stockbrokers. sales of Bengal are under 1000 bags, without change. Foreig,n. and there are several arrivals both of Scotch and Foreign Or. D. - .l%l . e?ciean Packet, Hudson, Bahia-Geeloag, Wyse, ATIONQ OF DIVIDENDS The refiners have purchased two cargoes of new brown Pernain- The farmers brought only a scarcity of Wheat to this da ere found, in 1 uiLa-Vernha Meppelder. and Elizabeth, Trinman, Narva ; J. Jones and A. Brown, it Shoreditch , - London, licensed . victu- atm:), consisting of 7703 bags, 375. per cwt., duty paid; besides market; and the whole met ready sale at the full rates of t reties, vvhiell Renderslol:oll.k:4o4Ra' tterdam-Eliza Caroline, Bell, Staten Island anus. sited in the and lbion, Foreman, Zwolle-Blake, Armstroog, which 120 hbds. Porto Rico have been sol at from 366 to 40s , da seainight Foreign was in fair request • but not dvai J. Clarke, Spring-street, Susseie-gardens, Paddington, livery- and 50 libels. Cuba Muscovado at 345. to 365. 6d. per cwt.. The could be realis . ed. Hamburg!) and Lower Bathe sold at 495. A' Appea l 0 -City of Lincoln, Poole. New Orleans-Harriet, stable-keeper. sales of Molasses are confined to 136 casks Trinidad, of an old 51s. per quarter, 63 lbs. per bushel. Barley still sought aft laughter the Bartlett °n' ,?.! I lainburg - -Plata, Pringle, Monte Video-Absona, J. a Bourne, Clapham Surrey, carpenter, import, at 16s. per cwt. Coffee.-There is not the slightest im- Rye neglected. Pease Is. to 2s. per quarter lower. Of count •cant. It iS - bri aa, st o laahta-Janet and Catherine, Cheyn, Riga-Cam- W. Mattingley W. Ken% and B. Kent, \Vantage and Abing- provement in the demand, and the sales are limited to 20 tees. Oats, there was only a small show, notwithstanding the s, afar", sa t o s er, S Nevilbandland-Royal Mint, Fraser, Jamaica- don, hankers. ' . Jamaica and 100 bags Rio at rather lower prices. 200 bags was very slow, and a good many samples•were left unso King's or,. t am li s i Ple, ydney, Cape Breton-Ellen and Esther, Rotten- T. Bennett, New City-chambers, Bishopsgate-street, London, Black Pepper brought 2ad. to 2d. per lb. Nothing done in Wheat-Northumberland, red, 445. to 50s. per quarter; Bit El to be 131 ' . Defence, Brewster, Staten Island and Charleston. timber merchant. Cocoa, Gingef, or Pimento. Rice.-250 tces. Carolina sold at white, 465. to 525. ditto. Flour-Norfolk Households, per sac far too lons ltion, but as le s n 'tace, Scadden, from Canton at St. Helena, and sailed for C. W. Machryde, Watling-street, London, wine merchant. 16s. 6d to 18s. 6d., 2000 bags and 1500 pockets East India, at 365. to 375. • P. J. Kirby, New gate-street, London, pin and needle menu- Bs. 6d. for Madras, and IN. to Ils. 6d. per cwt. for Bengal. insert II port 11th February. - facturer, Rum.-No sales in West India; 100 hhds. East India sold at • WISBECH CORN MARKET, APRIL 15. ya we - a , W. Muntford, Darlington, tailor. tone of Ow Pee i ::::iconda, sailed from Havana for this port on 27th ruary, Is. 7d, proof, and 20 hhds. fine mark at Is. 9d. per gallon. M. Lewis, Oxford-street, London, linen draper. Tea.-The transactions continue very limited for all descrip- There is only a moderate supply of Wheat here to-day, but , 11 kenny, Cook, hence at Charleston. T. Sherlock, Lower Rosoman-street, Clerkenwell, London, tions, the trade showing no disposition to do business. much better condition. All the best fresh samples are full . 14, 1846. k ar a c i i t i nah Booth, Best, sailed from Leghorn for this port 28th bru sh maker. A few chests of Indigo have been disposed of at steady per quarter dearer, with ready sale. No alteration in Beans t received 5 , W. H. Wilson, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant. prices ; 200 bags of Cutch. at 21s. to 235. per cwt.; 120 bales of Oats. Prices to the grower. Wheat-new, white, 60 lbs. to 1p,,4_8 ! „ te_a3s.ee t x o tre,_s . 2s.perquai:ter. Wheat-new red, to the 05, 8 :-.4inla, Kempatailed from Marseilles for this port on the 4th . ..stain. S. Slater, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly, tailor. • Gambier at former rates ;20 chests of Shell Lac at 4 6 5. ; 150 . Sab ina, Ma-tyn, hence at Helvoet. E. Toone, Twickenham, tea dealer. • 50 . per quarter. Oats, 10 bags of Sago Flour at 205., and Pearl Sago at 225. per cwt.-Of lbs. to U 4 WS" 455. lid ; e x tra, - ' eply greatlf Progress Viniderheyde, hence at Ostend. J. Deer, Bryanston-street, Edgeware-road, Loudon, wheel- Saltpetre 1600 bags sold at 30s. to 318. 6d. for rough and 355. to 10*d. per stone. Beans, new, 63 lbs. to tea lbs., 335. to 31 go od littl e r .„,,,a 1:101‘,11.el bornigla Brilliant, for St. Domingo, passed through the wright. for very fine; and 800 cags of Nitrate of Soda at 12s. 9 ' d. to 13s. per quarter. w as to l e 4 " - H. Drew, Bury St. Edmund's, milliner. per cwt. -, actacle s waa_ s Sunday evening. Wind N. E. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. . Guano.-There is no particular change in this article ; the MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 15. ;e Sp fo r L 4 „Ft•ao, April 9.-The Berlin, Smith, from Philadelphia tort and diS crew u ,'" e . t r roal, got on Arklow Bank on, the 7th instant. The James Anning White, Stockland, Devon, draper. demand steady, with a few hundred tons sold, at 47 to 4'7 10s. The trade continued very dull subsequently to the date The gre a ‘ Thaqed i o i the exception of the master, left her ; the latter re- BANKRUPTS. John Wharton, Runcorn, Cheshire, grocer, April 27, Mate 5, fcr lchaboe, and 49 per ton for Peruvian. our last report, until within the last two or three days, woe some demand for Flour sprung up, which was freely met t silent Aber' to g ay beard with three Arklow men, the sea being too high at 12 o'clock, at the Manchester District Court of Bankrupy; - holders at low rates. A degree of firmness was, however, con low d r at , v , e y s from her. She afterwards got off, and was taken in solicitors, Mr. Oliver, Old Jewry : and Messrs. Evans and Son, ds frorn tlig tiasnr.ti of Cornwall steamer, as reported yesterday. Wise- LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, APRIL 14. municated to the market, which is increased by the reports a , deen wished" , Liverpool ; official assignee Mr. Pott, Manchester. ceived from Liverpool and Wakefield, and this morning som ;ton, I fe ar ' 1N a 13., March 25.-The Queen Pomare, 3 Robert Kersey, Hadleigh, Suffolk, saddler. On Saturday and Monday last the Cotton market was onset- advance is generally required. This checks business ;an tled and irregular, owing to a dread of political disturbances, though in what is done full prices, and, in some instances inc h ' or Liverpool, in leaving the harbour on the 2rd Charles Dobson Smith, Battersea, florist. fear Louise , oas taken aback, near the Beacon, and went on shore John Reay, jun , and Henry Reay, Mark-lane, London, wine and the account of increased receipts at the shipping ports of small improvement upon each article is obtained, we repeat t'h ITlaintalanCe strained , und Reef, where she now lies on her beam ends,much merchants. .' the United States ; American descriptions were in many in- quotations of our last in every respect. Weather cold an Palmerston &,, e , and fills at high water. The cargo is being discharged James Fairs, Horsham, Sussex, victualler. stances id. to id. per lb. lower, and other kinds easier to buy ; harsh, goo sp ai n a s. vessel stripped, in the hope of getting her off next Our g ° a a Augustus lexasiCler jaOckersten and William Hamilton since then, all alarm having subsided, the market has become - - ~N t'i'v y Crake, Moorgate-street. London, merchants. more settled again; and, although the decline noted has not WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, APRIL 14: and assur.; •-werp oo i n F‘x , March 18.-The Ann Welsh, arrived here from 1 - 1 -, But 111, Zechariah Bowden, Worrington-street, Oakley-square, St, since been fully recovered, holders are decidedly firmer, the ' . The d arrivals this we_ek are less than of late. To-day Whea , Has damaged a large part of her cargo. . Pancras, London, builder. reduction since Friday last being confined to the lower descrip- o n y rrls ir ty 4 a s zi l ua u a good ast business done prices.done at Oatss . p o e n r ( i 1 . ; i , a e 1 1 through the Thomas Clent, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, tea dealer. tions. Speculators have only taken 250 American, and Ex •stotl, much ED WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12.-Wind S.S.W. to N.W., Henry William Darnell , Bisley, Gloucestershire, grocer. porters 3420 American. . i vi n sa g ilec a el r . e the turn dearer, and more in demand. In Beans m d systen: c: , , A Rai'vF D moderate. John Short, Bristol, bootmaker. alteration. Reginald William Bligh, Plymouth, hosier. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, lual or sr, 0 - eal, Ewe'r.-The Orezeba, Vennis, from' New Orleans-Moo - Oit a eadsko,e-W York-Speed, Moseaallorfoik, Virginia-Die. John Henry and William Adams, Sampford, Peverill, Devon lave afforded For the week ending April 14, 1848. Ca ta-Alid:g9,P, Peterson, from Nasken-Frances, kninelya shire, machinists. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, APRIL 11. Cltarante_: raizaheth Scharr, Retterrram - OlinO, Ja t, from William John Dacres Millman, Plymouth, tailor. Wheat, . 50 qrs., @ .42 9s. 3d. isa qr. : total, 4123 2s. 6d nasal . of th e - Prices paid . Imports , This Barley, 15 qrs., ® 41 Bs. Od. as , qr. : total, 421 Os. Od • to li ef i ti a t A .: l -tn.-.. G e er .. ° , l TP o , ' fr - oin Trieste. .. John James Ward, Plymouth, builder. SALES OF THE WEEK. lin the week. Thisaaat Ye. write ~ Gamic laua......pa iz s s llaide, Halenback, Afiica-Martha, Loniaag, Robert Britton, Bradford, Yorkshire, grocer. , Oats, ' 14 qrs., ea 41 Os. Id. la qr. : total, 414 Is. 2d, ;o her heal'k 8. • . Len Hewitt, Hayti-Amolia, Agry, Boston- Hugh Jones Evans, carryine• on business as Hugh Evans, --- - - ______ bet Au g c a l ° , lilev, N' , Jun., Llanliwchaiarn, Montgoirieryshire, grocer. 250 Sea Island 6 ® 15 Tod by ... . Y la alainia M. Bride Madeira and 40 Stained -5* 1 12702 100352 LEEDS CORN MARKET, APRIL 11. ay ; but the ancl Safes_ slit Pa o r r k, - Halifax, ' N.S.-Oc ' ean, Haddad . , DIVIDENDS, . 7240 Bowed Georgia 3* - 5 There was a good arrival of Wheat to this day's market, am' T g a ° to neha-'peter, i Newfoundlr nd-Burrell, For , st a er, ..Re,at,i- May 3, E. J. Coates and J. Hillard, Bread-street, Cheapside, prefer writ all . T ampico aleawell, St. John, N.8.-Sealbs a taren,, Manchester, and elsewhere, merchants-May 5, W. Kay, Bury, 5230 { A A l l ople - 4 i large of Beans. Wheat was held for rather more money, but give you -- wen , Al .ncess a ictoria, Thorns, Maranham-Oliver Crom- Lancashire brassfounder-May 11, J. Butterworth, Rochdale Alabama and Tennessee 3 4 - 4 2856'2 169356 not generally obtained. Barley scarce, and held at late rates, ngs in thei r. : c F. ,,z r e o t n e s r : a e ,L k e ,:l i. t.( rea l i e m. r, Valparaiso and Coquirnho-Nimi - od, Vickers, Lancashire, ' Cotton manufacturer-May 3, J. Mayor, Preston', 8390 New Orleans .3i- 6* t h i u o t n. met slow sale. In the value of Oats and Beans no altera• 3 suspiciOnt- rt " 1010. 1, , London Packet, Philips, St. Michael-Eugene, innkeeper-May 5, J. B. Hill Leeds Leeds dealer-May 6; W. 130 Sampson, a Pernambuco &Paraiba 5a -6 } .... 7788 • should 5. 4 Sheffield, wholesale spirit merchant-May 6, J. Cor- 1 Aracati and Ceara 400 Bahia and Maceio 1 Charles, Simon, Ostend-Rattler, (steamer,) 5 - 4 .... 6944 tt d ni. bett, Mansfield, woo'-May 5, E. Hodgson Richmond, 190 { Maranham HULL CORN MARKET, APRIL 11. Tile - smith-May 6, G. Hattersley, Sheffield, stove manufacturer- S aw t i nne d -4a • , 4 •• • __ -i. } 7548 b ia ; c arre, ea off Cowes yesterday, at 5 p.m., in 13 days from Ha- May 4, G. Clay, Queen-street, Cheapside, woollen warehouse- •• • • Minas - - t The spring fair here this morning interfered with the corn market. Ihe supplies of all kinds of grain were limited, and at .... Para - - a -- f •• • • •• • • the commencement of the market, time millers held back and Ataitia Hai • man-May 3, .1 Choate, Ipswich, bootmaker-May 3, J. Kemp, as and cup' s c tim ,,,i. 2 I rvin at Constant e ing o le. Chippertield, Hertfordshire, victualler. • 120 Dernerara,Surinam, &c 6* - - 74 226 endeavoured to establish a reduction of Is. to 2s. per quarter on marriar ( s ) . : fe rns asiaad . I . sasa, hove •, hence at a ' CERTIFICATES 670 Egyptian .... Barbadoes 5l -7* .... 5304 Wheat, and a few partial . sales took place; but more business 9th nitluoodi %lies, sailed from a. - ag a ona for . this port on the To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the -- - .... 53 was done at the close of the market at about Is. per qr, under the sigh the currency of last week. Spring Corn in the hands of the o te . Ala N day of meeting. .... Peruvian - - edie . 'ognes sailed from Gironde for this port on the 3d growers is unusually scanty. The supplies of Beans and Oats ria earn - ' 4 „,slant. ' ' May 3, E. J. Coates and J. Hillard, Bread-street, Cheapside, •- .. Bahama - - 144. It WI Manchester, and elsewhere, merchants-May 3, J. Clayton, •• • . Laguayra - - from abroad tends to keep the market in a languid state. The abornley, hence at Cuxhaven ke to Gni" ). aelochristie, Cornelis, hence 't Ghent. Crown-court, Cheapside, Manchester-warehouseman-May 3, :::: c C o o r m ti i i n o o g n en N o Vest India, &c. •-- -. .... 1810 trade in other articles is steady. a Euclid, Bainbridge, .from Mo a bile at Portland, and sailed for - - - nll . ' - - __-___ Our rezedßumby, Wright, Whealton, Lancashire, calico printer-May 3, J. • ... Smyrna - - - nuch wiso amen. Manchester, cattle dealer. DUBLIN CORN MARKET. APRIL 14. t e l g t all o i r s , a ;h sl'Lellan, hence at Longhope, and sailed for St. Pe- CERTIFICATES .... Manila 2720 Surat - - - j ea - 31 } Our supplies to market continue small, and prices without Louisa Fer' . 4218 39537 alteration, There was rather an improved demand for Indian I wed Quee n Corsair :Kilt, and President, Meihnish, from Callao at Cove to be confirmed by. the Vice-Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before May 2. .... Madras - - - ght even Queue - - - .... 5195• Corn. White Wheat. 27s Od to 30s Od Oatmeal lls Oct to 13s Od laeadia, (steamer,) hence for Boston, off Cove at 9 3 nan. . W. Blain, Liverpool, corn merchant-G. Coombs, Bristol, - -.-:- -25350. Bengalba l bales, nfanta sa nd (wiN,ATESFORD, 10th April.-The Berlin, of and fro Phila- carpenter-N. Barnsdall, Nottingham, timber merchant-W. 1 --- Red ditto 24s Od to 28s Gd Second Flour.. 15s od to 16s ad 45256- 344133 added, , ao llua for Liverpool, was towed in here yesterday, a derelict, Hancock, Ticknall, Derbyshire, fellmonger-W. Lawrence, Ea- Barley 14s Od to las 64 Indian Corn... 25s Od to 28s Od ),' 1 rePl it t a a ,l' a lvilli seven feet water in her hold, having been on the Ark- ling, Middlesex, grocer. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. - Bere 13s Od to 14s Od (per 480 lbs.) eto rem ~ Bank, by the Duke of Cornwall steamer. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 11. Oats 9B 6d to Its Cal D. 3l'Corlsie and Co., Glasgow, shipowners. ry or jo e1 „ 1 ; AAR THURSDAY, APRIL 13.-Wind W. moderate. J. Wilson, Glasgow, ironmonger, The receipts into this port during the week ending yesterday, re than Y ( 11; H. Cowan, Corstorohine. smith_ -as., in to!' . NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET, A few parcels of Wheat continue to drop in from abroad, and there are several arrivals both of Scotch and Foreign Oats. The farmers brought only a scarcity of Wheat to this day's market; and the whole met ready sale at the full rates of this day se'nnight. Foreign was in fair request ; but no advance could be realised. Hamburg!) and Lower Baltic sold at 495. to 51s. per quarter, 63 lbs. per bushel. Barley still sought after. Rye neglected. Pease Is. to 2s. per quarter lower. Of country Oats, there was only a small show, notwithstanding the sale • . got. nany samples•were left unsold, Wheat- - -NorthUmberland, red, 445. to 50s. per quarter; Ditto, white, 465. to 525. ditto. Flour—Norfolk Households, per sack; 365. to 375. WISBECH CORN MARKET, APRIL 15. There is only a moderate supply of Wheat here to-day, but in much better condition. All the best fresh samples are full is. per quarter dearer, with ready sale. No alteration in Beans or Oats. Prices to the grower. Wheat —new, white, 60 lbs. to 63 lbs., 48s. to 335. ; extra, 525. per quarter. Wheat—new red, GO lbs. to 63 lbs., 455. to 475. ; extra, 50s. per quarter. Oats, 10d. to laid. per stone. Beans, new, 65 lbs. to CC lbs., 335. to 34s per quarter. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 15. The trade continued very dull subsequently to the date of our last report, until within the last two or three days, when some demand for Flour sprung up, which was freely met by holders at low rates. A degree of firmness was, however, com municated to the market, which is increased by the reports re ceived from Liverpool and Wakefield, and this morning some advance is generally required. This checks business ; and t' 'nil in what is done lull prices, and, in some instances, a small improvement upon each article is obtained, we repeat the , r: ^f last in every respect. Weather cold arid WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, APRIL 14; The arrivals this week are less than of late. To-day Wheat is held more firmly, and a good business done at is. per qr. ad vance. Barley brings fully last week's prices. Oats and Shell `urn dearer, and more in demand. In Beans no neat was held for rather more money, but not generally obtained. Barley scarce, and held at late rates, but met slow sale. In the value of Oats and Beans no alter , tion. HULL CORN MARKET, APRIL H. The spring fair here this morning interfered with the corn market. Ihe supplies of all kinds c were 1' nt t' en It of the n endeavoured to establish areduction of is. to 2s. per quarter on Wheat, and a few partial, sales took place; but more business was done at the close of the market at about is. per qr. under the currency of last week. Spring Corn in the hands of the growers is unusually scanty. The supplies of Beans and Oats keep the market in a languid state. Tb' tour, wit SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 12, Ss ` Ma, itvannah 94arleston—Trin4 Yacht, le; Riloa—Arnelia, Albrecht, Hattiber^h—knna, NTykniv'- na, _ • - tita er, and Hannah Eddy, Pearson, ;dinburgh, woollen drapers SAS 1. !oastwiie ; the arn ASAIJ 4 vais from Europe ettalsa Al consisting of a few the number of Beasts much the same as last week, and good . Ivneat, Barley, an d Pease from the American Statesa s fair quality from 6d. to 64d., c o arse WI. to 52(1., and mostly all • large supply of Indian Corn, w ith 2003 barrels of Flour, and old up at the close. Sh ee p were muc h th e same , an d o f fairgood quality, from 70. to 8 and shorn 62d. to 71d., and all from Egypt 6765 quarters o fß eans. o sold up at the close. Calves much the same, fro m 6d. t o 62d ., In several of the leading ar ti c l es o f th e t ra d e thi s morning and all sold up.—Number of Beasts, 849 ;Sheep, 2945 ; Calves, there was rather an improved feeling, and all kinds of new 201. Wheats, which declined hi. t o 2 d . on Friday, partly recovered that depression; in the value of old we have no change to note, and the prices of this day week remain unvaried, at which a mo derate but not extensive business was transacted. American Flour, upon moderate sale, was unaltered in value and Irish 'r ood reauest .t - s, and Colossus, M'DOnala, for Hounsell, Zante—Salvador, Were- r THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. and Stott, Chadderton, Lancashire, cotton spin• • . • ne—Jacmel Packet, Besoa, )(I Hann. Mulder: Eaherdi- Davenports tru - ing; and Eli za b et h, Amsterdam—Alarga ? arm' yta e netl e ee r , enetili,‘oer, and Sans Repoli, De Boer, Antwerp—Concordia ' 1. 9 Ostend. .'' t b ra s ,, r •A°;—.Trafalga Youngbuslymd, Newfoundland—Amity Rip Cirl,;;{„ ie t — Retrie ver_ :ramps_ "Onehrr—Francps Yates_ fa ronfounders s regards J. J. Collier: DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. nd R. Reeve, New Bond-street, London, upholsterers Finch-lane, Cornhill, newsvender. LEEDS FORTNIGHT CATTLE FAIR, APRIL 12. We had a fair supply of Beasts at market to-day, there being about 373, out of which number there were about 30 from abroad. There was a good attendance of buyers, and nearly the whole changed hands, the best quality fetched 64d. and in. ferior sid. per lb. The supply of Sheep was only small, 2200, which caused the whole to be sold. Shorn Sheep fetched 62d., wool do., lid. to 72d. per lb. R uThomas Low!, es, -3, Trieste Agthep.nnoTriiraoughton, Newbold, and Catone, Urpani, hence at Con'eor'die'r,Rart' hence at Genoa. harsh, hence at Barcelona Ail.— .._. in e an, hence ut Swinnemunde. j3riaut(a), iCirkliore, hence atOstend. 0 Gov, ak, Grath from Pernambuco at Bristol. 11 , 'n?r Hinckley, Lowry, from New 9rleans at Cove. iii-au, Garrett, hence for St. Übes, at Milfor . d. 1),l'al. Williams, hence for Rotterdam, at ditto. 'flit°u til, Lawton, from Calcutta off Plymouth. n. nutteii, proao-street, J. Ellis, jun., W oo l w i c h, b ootma k er. S. Davies Bankside and Pimlico, London, coal merchant It. Peck, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer. S. and S. Langdale, Stockton-upon-Tees, and Yarm, York hire, corn dealers. J. Perrin, Hereford, grocer George Sturt, tne full rates of Tuesday last. We have little variation to note in Barley and Malt. Beans and Pease dull, on the terms last noted, except Egyp tian, which were much depressed in value. Oats meeting a lively inqury,fully sustained the last quo tations. Oatmeal dull, but not cheaper. Indian Corn and Meal continued to be taken off freely for Ireland, the former on rather higher terms than on this day week, and the latter without variation. from Port Nicholson at New South BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. St. Alban's, banker. BANKRUPTS. Henry Thomas Smith and John Hewitt, Liverpool, tailors, April 26, May 19, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy: solicitors, Messrs. Helme and Co., London; and Mr. Yates, jun., Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool. _ DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. APRIL 13. We had a good attendance of Cattle, but rather small of Sheep. The prices partook of the character of the last Liver pool markets. Prime good meat sold at the full prices of the season, and for a few Sheep even higher, bnt middling and in: ft: rior kinds of Beef sold much about the usual figure. Prime Beef, sinking the 0ffa1,:535., 545. 555. to 565. per cwt.; ordinary, 48s. to 525. ; add inferior, 425. to 475. ; best Mutton, 7id. ; sonic very prime, 7Zd. per lb. ; ordinary, did. to 7d. ; lowest, 6d. ; Veal, 7d., sinking offal; Lambs, few and small, I6s. t o 20 s. each. As one of the remarkable changes in the price of sheep skins this year, as compared with last, an ordinary skin, with wool on, will not bring over 48. 6d. or 55., whereas, at the same period last season, prices were 88. to 9s. Wheat, r 701 b: English red, new Ditto, white, do Irish red, do Ditto, white, do Rye, English, qr Barley, English, new Scotch & Irish, 2.9. 60th Malt, English, 3p , qr. pale Irish Oats, per 45th. English and Scotch Welsh Irish, fine qualities _ general do. BRITISH s. d. s. ( Altit iv ,, DAY, APRIL 14. — Wind N.W. — Rizie,:;P.—Arn Fßl alia Nauman, from Rochford, and not from 1, !laabet, Nielson, Denmark ; Frank, Smith, liambro' Re ining;E 'e h elfi n ' Job. Gegini, Van Vner, and Elizabeth Wesse!s, Amsterdam—Fanny, Ockett, Antwerp 114,10,vbin, Potjer, Rotterdam—J. Engelina, Tonge, and Antwerp— be I) iepenbrock, Dordt—Frisch, Sandermacher, and Kaiterholdt Danzic—Etrort, M`Girvan Lisbon. Washington, Wilkie. Mobile—Desire, , Stubb, Gib illindtir, Howlett, New York. Henry and William Davies. Liverpool, stockbrokers, April 25, May 19, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bank ruptcy ; solicitors, Messrs. Vincent, Temple; and Messrs. Lit - tledale and Bardswell, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Bird, Liverpool. George Keilar, Liverpool, timber merchant, April 25, May 19. at 11 o'clock, 't the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy ; solicitors, Messrs. Chester and Co., Staple's-inn ; and Messrs. Davenport and Collier, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Bird, Liverpool. __ 3 0 2 n LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, APRIL 15, 1848 s. d. s. d. Hay. old, 20Ib 0 7 @ 0 94 Potatoes, % 90th. New - 5 10 6 4 Clover Grass 0 0 0 0 Cups Straw, Wheat .. 0 4 0 5 Cattle 0 0— 0 0 Oat 0 3i— 0 4 Turnips, r ton .16 0 19 0 Barley Carrots, per t0n.23 0 —25 0 Manure 6 0— 8 0 ThOrnas Hastings Irwin, Liverpool, stockbroker, April 26, 3fay 16, at 1 . 1 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bank- -211 -2 9 2 7 - 2 8 140 0-42 0 35 0 -37 " 0 -- s. d. a. d In 1 ", Ile ' k pOrt un, from Calcutta at St. Helena, and sailed for port's peh. 147, a.aelaa Lilly eati„ hence at Helvoet. rit er Davies, hence at Bromvershaven. 16° 1 1a c . ,. 0 ,f100Y, Ellis, from Shanghae at Deal. pre, he r V'l2 l, ell. Graham, from Manila for London, and 'or Quebec, off Cove. cl l r. Ong, from l'atra-s at Falmouth. '=.llglLnd, from Manilla at St. Helena. ruptcy : solicitors, Mr. Vincent, Temple; and Messrs. Little dale and Co., Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Cazenove, Li verpool. James Trigge, Southampton, upholsterer. William Isaac Dawson, Lime-street and Hackney, London, cigar merchant. John Winterbourne, Oxford, builder. John William Hammon, Sekforde-street, "John-street-road, Clerkenwell, watch case manufacturer. 34 0 -36 0 '36 0 -37 0 :33 0 -39 0 yea ATI: 411.t1'41:1),1t9.A4Y, APRIL 15.—Wind S S E., moderate. Ala .. c4 ......., u e untlpt, Cain, from St • ichael. Brown, 1 )4 -..1 6 , , . , Widdicombe for E i . if4: l 7ca , —Jamaica, 1,4, i‘iiilitledge 'tiiii-1;101in Barnes , Demerara — E. gera/FiiMatches, Santa z ork, and Pas.en I t c 4: l, 81 1 16 ' Green' Rio Janeiro v Apalachicola—Haide ',' e(,,s 7 e l ya n ino n : ek T r_, am )vjo P ui k td :: ii i 4 „ ,, i to eaf, sands ve . rnambnco—Ventu ' re : 1' er! Brown, and Alex -1,4, ax and - , 04 11 e n 8 0 nßarcelona — Ann, New York—Kent, Robb, New 1, 44 p iid L ey, c o _ Lum ui s b c,ame, Cronstadt- - tieu , thi, ost ! . ..,t . antinople—Aile E l - i lsino ro re_ ck, T a i i i i i ( s l t V le i, l i t l e a a n t t i , rk,,,. uschan :: s ..u e —llespruit, Pott, i 131 ze, Rotterdam. Gidley Iliiwden, Pump-row, Old-street-road, London, patent stove manufacturer. James Carter, Swartlain Bullock, Cambridgeshire, grocer Edward Buris, Langley-place, Commercial-road East, Lon don. baker. n Benson B: owae, e •castle-nnder-Lyne, wine merchant. Henry Jowett, Birmingham, tailor. Thomas Wvies, Gloucester, grocer. John Fitzlierbert Bridges, Sherston :na, Wiltshire, inn, keeper. William Pitt Watkins, Long Ashton, Somersetshire, cider merchant. Andrew Ball, Wells, Somersetshire, innkeeper. Stephen Davis and Adolphus Troegus, York, furriers. William Heskin Osborn, Sheffield, wine merchant. Peter Roll, Fatcke ; for John Brown, 11i '' vrein, Halittann, and Ciem, Pro( Ig t4 l -1 rda' z:hrt, f,joss, hence for forth, at Mumbles rnl_Anna CatliarMa, Durr, henc hence at Samuel Kershaw, Charleslowii, Derbyshire, cotton spinner. James Mottram Goodwin, Ashton-under-Lyne and Staly •idge, Cheshire, grocer. Nf,r,kin, hence at Galati 9dp,; ‘ , 1 !)P1,0, ° ',, hence at Lisbon. Valker, Iq' s a;B;l7' litiin t hence at Memel. 4, 4e li, Yra, w 4, lder, hence at C penhagen 110 1 1_ 31 1 , ., ti,„ a park, hence at Terneuse. lis t a .. ora ' z e o i_s te, hence tG,,etnetn.d lierforici Ntalia, Larranga, - from Bil A D • 4 ntin , „, a, from • ion fr ° " l the via n) c°n i ;e 0 m arl.a g th e Triagel of ; h e Dul-ebe be. devla t ,'" l ire 5001 e .0 ld i i e s taila on; ou 01E ' Y m . to th e let tty con ir s e - i life h` - o or 3 a sugic North Cave, Yorks. T, Birkenhead, grocer—May 17, R. A. Ifc hire, wood merchant, CERTIFLCATES the Vice Chancelic to be co IL William wine-merchar n to the contrary on or r beic • builder.—T. Cox. Mancliestc fe474terflonret'and SOO, 11,!Which lost head, 5 1 ' 1 , !! n , front 111,Threi.. . - With the William Penn, (steamer,) bei .tier sunk. Crew saved by the IN t Y'rater, bowsnrit_ kr. SEQUESTRATIONS, Reid, Den—n—y,4 f9ina frOi ItoaZish QuE wee. at Deat (leo oft . Ne - cape - 0 -_.•_vimicy• Good H( 1 1 ' rro tt , ( „11,,, , • ...Aerra . L em th'htt,'''ck, from Hera II e .h s - ' 8:,:,111AP.r MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL Nora. rider th,, e .. li ee .- 1/ is for _2°, 0! 6egeliu cond uct jaarrin,_g e c on' rnaY 00' Eng tis o s no reracs 07. t of nal a u it are and w e We n anY" 0 1 ' e ~ a nd t° oo / it iso 91.- te res,, n i or our the e La y e se e' d 9 suc h t d victor eit me in s h e el 'h it has re; c 'l c tio 9 11 i e •e lI A R S lp 16.—Wind S.S.F , mod p.ar UNl) ch-- G Johnson, from Alaninliton red eri hlm Caa—Tvro rla Okii i e ,, k enlin r, W ilhelm, 136 - s, Danzic_ a ' - t ett eri nt - W:IVIit!.• hind, ori , beho • 4' i ra 1 . 440 , He n Dto, moo, for Bon-Amy—Herald; tgarth, Valparaiso Alex, haniel H Cooper, Girdler ; I and Oxford Goodmanson Longford mer,) Brown, Consirlai;ic int, anti -tank V. Elizabeth, Seht a—Antje Witsenberg, Brotnngar, nus, Oliver, Rotterdam. T ;4„9tho 19; IV In Pet an, from air: - Experiimced hi char), T2 ° Itar,ll 3(1 Helen, N Si)hynx, COr ,••-- A the j. e , c itsl ~,oir Cioct ll e t)lti - 0 : 1 `u 1 ,, het] 91)i i 'wan. cr 116 "if°'` rtf Ole J oil "hz iwrt. f h'utitroso (I! , no, ipp tg r ,44- • ror tills y ilia- from Fa co;(' into' and ~,( 1 I vo g iroa . a nd ! Isveg:is s .N E. of TuAar--A vs. in Int sth Marc STATE OF TRADE, MANCHESTER.—The market remains in a very unsatisfactory state. There has been, perhaps, a little more doing since Tuesday, Ltd this is altogether attributable to still lower rates l.een submitted to, which has caused purchases to be -.le, apparently more as a speculation than from the exist ence of any greater demand for export. Prices are, of course, very irregular, the ability or otherwise to hold stocks beii g the guiding principle : but on the whole, lower prices have been more generally submitted to, for both cloth and yarn. The principal part of the business at present doing is by the home trade houses, but still to a limited extent for the season. The Greek houses have been more in the market; several purchases of low cloths having been made, and innuiries have been mu— _ ..... • HE, V UR. inUe still done for India and China, b u t very l i m i ted in extent. As regards the peace of the town, we have experienced a decided improvement, since the fai4ire of the great London demonstra tion on Monday. There have be n fewer noisy brawlers about, and the meetings of idlers—whi c h a t nno tiinp place two :rues, of the or three tunes a-day, for the deli ver y o f noisy ham most seditious character—have trmulnaltv hpP» ,1 w acinninitem until at lust they have entirely c e ase d, none having taken vlaci since Wednesday. tROCIIDA LF. FLANNEL MAnKET.— other exceedingly dull market, in fact has 1- We hare experienced ai Rfmrcely any hnsirip yen done, and prices of all sorts Of flannels are ruinous to the Illgimfacturer. The wool market bas been very flat, but prices firm. EDS. — consuierin2; the excitement consequent on the pro ceedings of the Chartists, it is some satisfaction to be able to state that the woollen trade of this town and neighbourhood is not worse this week than it was last week. It is certainly not worse; if anything it is a trifle better. There is, however, no very decided chanffe. BRADFORD piece branch of trade, for some time past, has been near'y confined to the home merchants, who have been doing more than an average business for the spring trade, owing to the fancy goods now making being well adapted, and as the styles now producing, with altered colourings. are looked anu uermany nave been doing very little yet, it is generally expected that this branch of the trade will continue busy, as the 21"1011& enitnnt hn mft,lD an , ctn. IMP stocks on hand. Paramattas are steadily moving off in limited quantities; Orleans are not so active, and but few making, so, that there is every chance of p r i ces b e i ng supported. For wools and yarns' there is but a limited demand, and the prices of the former are a shad ' over We ha.' 11 UDDERSFIELD.- . a very fiat market on Tuesday, 'here have been a good many buyers in the town, however,and usiness in the warehduses has b een nnwi. • •• • I• elauai• 111 C Ull settled state of affairs on the Continent , and the dfsturbanee • • . ny fonsrquence in fancy Of it tiiitil political affairs b. novement, awl no expectation le more settled both at home 1 - prices , s in Leicester have felt a slight it tys of fine weather that we Lai to provement from the week. This is hardty 'nt. howove [tr l i n, which rer 'e sorry also to add thaeit is tl manufacturers, that there is r employed in the staple mannfa, Ind as yet no other source has been foot 'ent ontiet opened for the tinemp!oved operative: been a demand for five hundred labourers o i f t h e myst i c s , ' ;in(' Peterborough line of railiv:rs P • We - opinion of some of the larg prospect of the hands bet tore of the tow euton) 11 - itt low' v most surprts ployed, thump state of Leicester, where, in the worsted and coa siery, everything seems: nearly stagnant, although nearly a monopoly of the worst e d h os i ery mane the disturbed shoo - of the times into cons y trade irsy be said to be al, nd wi•ere the wages bizher f Ttj~ Ct 4 _ ri es 3 ._ .Sth re. ft April f - ' Aj`,; 257' 1 ; t { , ` 4, 6.'1) it?iff_ .-‘fln,nn I New Ort Birkent its (211 Co. (Ist) Windle at s. d. s. d 7 3 @7 6 Old 7 8 7 10 do. 6 3 7 0 ;do. 7 0 7 2 do. 'lrsllBolbl 30 0 —3l 0 Chevalr. 32 0 —35 0 3 6 3 9 ,Old I— 7 6 0 7 9 7 10 - 8 0 7 0 - 7 2 7 4 - 7 6 0 -60 0 2 84 do, , 2 5-- 2 7 do. Beans, English, qr t36 0 —33 0 do. Scotch & 1ri5h,344801b133 0 —35 0 do. Pease, English, white 143 0 —46 0 blue. Do. & Irish .. maple — grey Flour, per 280t6. Eri o .;lish & Irish, 2nds I fine . Ditto. superfine;36 0 —3; 0 extra Oatmeal, qa• lb. of 240 A Irish, 1847 Canadian Bran, 14. 241 b Wheat, 4,) 70% ',num Jtates no 7 4 - Danzig,mixed&red do 7 2 - L Baltic & Hmburg do 7 4 Riga and Petersbg. do 6 2 Odessa, common .. do 6 0 French,Spanish,&c do 6 8 Bannat & Marianopoli 6 6 Mediter., &c. hard.do 4 9 Gen.quanties,bond.do 0 0 1.3 6 —24 6 old 21 6 22 6 --- do. .. • . 22 0-22 6 ••• . 1 0 1 2 Burley, dOl I do{ 3 6 vats,l} 4510.K ll(1 USSIaO. 2 b IleansoHir,European do 33 0 qfP 480th, Egyptian.. do :5 6 white.. d 0 40 0 an a n •IA A Indian torn, qp , 48011).d0,24 Do. Meal, p brl. 1961bd0110 6 Flour, le , Lirre), Canadian, swe( (10125 0 United States do (1026 0 Do.&Canadiansoi . w . d0!22 6 Danzic, &c. sweet.... 0 0 CORN EXCIIA The fresh arrivals of Irish I: re only to moderate, and t mould" ; from Enrol luarters of 'V Our ativices recently from country express rather more somewhat less firmness relath tied aspect of public affairs, be !! ever, the trade has been steady ;; rathcr higher prices were paid. La• vkis 1,,l1c1.1161.; I town and country buyers,andi n generally evinced, good usefu " Foreign Wheats were disposed 11 classes realizing 2d. per 701 b 11 Four, in like manner, exciti it Irish advanced Is. per Barley and M 11 rnir vance, whir LIVERPOOL CATTLI We bare had a large U I 1 U ;;I t 1 RAILWAY :111,- are the receip 12 Amiens and Boutogne II Arbroath and Forfar 11 Birkenhead, Lan. an( Cal edon i a n 12 Chester and Holyhead. ... 12 Cockermouth and Workic 12 Dublin and Drogheda .... 12 Dublin and Kingstown ... Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, id div.) FOREIGN s. d. s. 7 8 ;d0.....1710--8 i 7 8 I hightnixl 8 4 8 9 7 8 (white.. 7 7 7 10 6 6 lArehngl' 6 2 6 4 6 4 I Poiisli.. 6 7 6 10 6 10 white.. 6 10 7 4 6 8 Egypt'n 4 6 4 3 5 .0 0 0 0 0 —0 0 white.., 0 0 0 0 —3O 0 lin bond 0 0— 0 0 • 2 8 Ida 37 0 ido. .26 0 Ido. o 0 - O 0 - O 0 - O 0- 42 0 Ido, o 0 0 0 -27 0 do. .... 0 0 .24 0 :do., U.S 0 0 • 0 0 'do. .... 0 0 NGE, ApfuLl4 :iroduce for the past three days hose coastwise to a very limited we have a supply of nearly 4000 Ireland and many pails of this smbility in the Wheat trade, but e to other grain ; the still unset ,th here and abroad, producing here, and for all leading Articles ueeti wen auenaed by Lb important degree of confidence l qualities of English, Irish, and of to a fair extent, each of these over last Tuesday's rates.— Itention, borne-made and -ican 6d. to Is per brl. ppearcd. to meet nn active sale for I RECEIP of railwa! for the past 1133 0 0 0 0 0 574 0 0 8629 0 0 0 0 0 .111 0 0 726 0 0 tained i Some hoi SHARES. RAILWAYS, 50;Aberdeen 34Ambergate Si Eastern Junc 23 :Arbroath and Forfar. •47',,Bedford, London, &Birmin 7 Birk'head, Lancash. & Che 27,Y : late C. & B. 5 7.9 , cent. till 1 141 Do. 91 422 10 iliirmingham and Dudley . 5 .linston, Stamford, and Birr Bdlton, Blackburn, Clither !: and West Yorkshire, Is 8 I, ! Ditto & North Weste 58 Ditto guar. 6To cent 85 Bristol and Exeter .. 20 New shares 244 /ißuckingharnshire 50 iCaledonian 63! Half shares Clydesdale Junction - heater and Holyhead and As 25 71 D 15, I New share, _. 25 Dundee and Perth 20 I ;New shares I4i New quarter shares 20 ;Eastern Counties 6 9 1 Perpetual, No. 1 s) Perpetual, No. 2 25 East Anglian, .e 25 shares IS Do .4'lB shares . _ 3 ii Do., .e 3 10/ shares 25 :East Lancashire 15 I New shares 6 :lj New ditto 16 3:East Lincolnshire 20 lEAst - and West Yorkshire 50 lEdin burgh and Glasgow 1 , 5 Half shares New Half shares 25 :Edinburgh and Norther 12 .el 5 shares—Newport 4 New shares 2 4 New .el 5 shares 20 ! late Minima', Leith & Gran' 20 ! Preference shares N'w sharPc New quarter Yeovil, & Dorchester )d, Preston, & Fleetwc Furness [teed stock tares No. I Id Dumfries :gow, Paisley, and Greenoc Half shares Preference shares Great North of England (Great North of Scotland :rent Western Hallshares. , Quarter share Fifth share: .'l7 shares Hull and Selby Half shares. Quarter. hares Tpswiell and Bury St. Edmund: Kendal and Windermere 'Lancash. &Yorks. late M. 8.& F Ditto Ditto late M. & Half sluu-es Quarter shares Fifth shares.... .e 32 shares .... Sixteenth shares Half shares, late L. & Do., late Hudders. & Sheik Fifth shares, late W. It. U Half shares, late W. P. & G Extension shares, Do. !Lancaster and Carlisle Third shares Lancaster and Preston Three-quarter shares Quarter shares Lie Is and Bradford. Leeds and Thirsk.. Sew shares a Preference 6 4P , ct. guar. Liverpool, Crosby, & Southport. New shares, late W. Lancash. a L'pool, M'ches., & N'cast. June. London and Illackwall London & Brighton & S. Coast. Consolidated * shares London and North Western New Quarter shares Fifth shares 440 shares (L. & M ) Quarter shares (A) Quarter shares (B) Quarter shares (C) Huddersfield Canal & Railw. Huddersfield Canal & Railw. Third shares 1 Leeds and Dewsbury Half shares New shares (blue) London and South Western New 450 shares New 440 shares Consolidated Tenth shares Ditto Third shares New Third shares Longridge and Preston Manchester, Sherd. & Lincolns Quarter shares, No. 1 Quarter shares, No. 2 ' Eighth shares Preference shares late Gt. Grimsby and Shefi'd .420 shares Quarter shares late Great Grimsby Dock late Sheffield and Lincolnshire Manchester and Southampton Manchester and Southport Matlock and Midland Midland Preferential stock, 6 per cent Half shares Consol. Birmingham &Derby Erewash Valley Birmingham and Gloucester Bristol and Gloucester £5O a 1 5/ shares Newcastle and Carlisle Quarter shares New shares New Quarter shares New shares Norfolk 6 Extensions .(5 per cent 5 North British 2j Half shares Quarter shares 0 Northern and Eastern 10 North Staffordshire Stock. North Union (A) Stock. Ditto (B) 7 North Western 2 ,Oxford, Alliance • 40 Worcester, & Wolverh 25 Preston and Wvre 25 ! Preference (5 v. cent. & Div ) 9 Half shares 83/4 Sixth shares 100 St. Helens Railway and Canal 10 i New shares 80 Preference shares 5 New Preference.. 25 'Scottish Central.... 221 Scottish Midland .. 10 ! New shares. .... 5 ,Sheffteld, Rotherhar, .7 Shrewsbury and Bir 6 Slinvsbv New shares.. til.~i'.~l.~ 2 ' Shrewsbury and Ilerefora 14 Shrewsburv. Oswestr) 1 Do. and Chester new shares 40 South Devon 50 South Eastern and Dover 24 j New shares, No. 1 17 ,r New shares, No. 20 1 Consolidated Thirds New shares, No. 4 & 5} South Staffordshire 23 South Wales 3 ,S.Yorkshire, Doncaster & Goole ti Stirling and Dunfermline . . fi Swansea and Longhor 11 Whitehaven and Furness 20 Whitehaven Junction • s, Somerset, and Weymoutl Newcastle, and Berwick Original Newcastle & Extensions NQ. 1 .. N. & B. do. 25 K Sr. W. Riding Este; 10 Preference shares .... .._ __IRISH LINES 45 Belfast and Ballymena 30 Cork and Bandon 25 Dublin and Belfast June y and War 43 Ulster 40 Waterford and Limerick FOREIGN & COLONIAI LINES. LIVERPOOL SHARE LIST. Saturday's PA-ices. 15i.. 26 3:1 _ _ . 6 11: 12 8-1.. 8g- d 3ti.. 4 p If.. d }1 12 ..11 d 21.. 26 d Gi d 32.. 3 d 65..6 d 25 .. 26 14..2 p #P 12g.. 13 63.. 61 83.. 9 6i..61 gi 34.. at 173..18 7i.. d 41 1 d 8 .. 7 d 38 .. 38i d 44. 4 d 15 .. 16 6 ..5 d 34..3 d 2 ..1 d 10 .. 11 ig 14..1 d 4- 4d U.. 1 d 4}..4 d 2 .. 3 p 1 .. 2 p 69.. 70 05 ..107 8. 8 dl 5/..8 154..18 661..f73 10. . 15 p . 2 d 4 ..3 d 2k.. lfd 18i.. 19 d 97a 4n.. 48 214..2 9 .. 82 d 12 ..13 134.. 12a 4 131..12 d 7 .. 6 (1 3i.. 34 d la.. 14 4 84.. 8 d 51.. 6i 124..111 d 134.. 12/ (1 4 ..a& d 414..45 2 d 40 ..404 14..1 d 13 .. 12 d 74.. 8 p 104.. 104 86 88 23 .. 224 d 204.. 90 d 2 .. 1 I d 14..14 d 14..1 d 23..24 d 44.. 6 274.. 28 22..214 254.. 1274 123 5c 1 2..2 p 11 fcp 42..5 p 74..8 p Ik.. 19 p 24.. p 24p 259.. 264 74 7 d 22 . 2,} d 129..124 d 6}..6 d d 423..433 133.. 123 d 11 .. 10 d 38.. 39 31 .. 32 3i.. 3 d d. . par 22 .. 22.1 59 .. 60 d 141.15 81..51 d d *2 d 7a..i d 4Z.. d I 11} 10Z- d 82. . 8/ - d 824 2.. d It., d R n.. 22 d 119 a.. 96 .. 121 97 3 95 5f d c 6 & 2cd 74 .. 75 [|#d 52..6 p c6p 114 .. 116 7 ..8 p -5 .. 5/ p 100 .. 102 244.. 242 la.. a d 14.. 2 d d &t.«! par.. p 20. 2 , 1 9 .. 94 d . ssi 3...2 d T 9 .. 201 10 .. 138 d 1 2.. I d '9..19d 24.. 2i p 20 .. 20i 104.. 203 . par. 2*.. 2 d 7g• •'; d 11 .. 10i d 10g.. 10k d 11 ..10i.d 126.. 128 284•.. 29,1 12.. 2 p 42:d I 41.. 14 d 25 .. 244 d Ci . d 64.. d 4 .. 3 d btrtDs, jtlautiatir, aiU kxiitos. BIRTHS. On the 17th ultimo, Mrs. ELIZABETH PITT, of the Ba Market, Glasgow, and granddaughter of the late Robt. Mawds ley, Esq., of this town, of a son. . . . On the sth instant, in Upper Parliament-street, Mrs. J BRAMWELL, of a daughter. On the Gth instant, at, 'Learnir TRAFFORD, Esq., of a daughter On the 7th instant, .Mrs.. V Dingle, of a daughter ;ton, the IN IAPDOCK: .me day, the wife of JAMES N. HOLMES, I ale, of a son . . . On the Bth instant, in 'Sum W, F. FOSTER, of a daughter. • On the 9th inmnt, the wife of H. WALED Ferry; of a daughter. On._ the 10th 'instant, at Seacombe, the wife of W ( ELL :'FOOD, of a daughter. Same day, the wife of H% J. WOODS. Esn.. 1111-grove, Tox park, Mrs,. , Rock • On the 12th instant, at St:II - dens thi k. 'PARNELL, manager Of the P a t en t i On the 14th instant, Lady„ JOHN RI On the 15th instant, at'Clareiluint, WE ksii We )f a son • -- mAitruED. On the 30th ultimo, Lieut.-Col. F. CHESNEY, of the Roya Artillery, to LOUISA, daughter of the Late E. FLETCHER Esq., of London,. and of Corsock. On the 31st.ultuno, at St Stafford, Mr. GEORGE H. _ lARY, second daughter of TWXELi street, I. On the ist instant, at St. A SANDERON, junior, civil-4 Berson, late of Doncaster, to _ the late Lieut. P. Bowen, R.N., of I On the sth instant, at St. Jar Hirsch, Captain M. E. ERIC HASS, both of Stanhope-str Same clay- :tine's Church, Mr. HENRY D. J. ETHA trattor4 near Ci PLE, of the Plough - . Inn, to M bride has hardly attained her 20: is 70. STAN LEY Same day, at Belfnat, Mr. GEORGE PEI GARET, dauthter of tho int. 'tn. 011 r ,rr On the ( nt, at Ledb r, to LOUISA, cirighttif RETT. On t 7th instant, at Ches annerch ball, Denbighshire. AVID EDWARDS, Excise-4._ , On the Bth instant, JAMES SAMUEI Counties Railway, to AGNES ANNE, L. SMALE, Esq., of Doctors' Commons Same day, at St. Bride';, Church, Mr. police-officer, to Miss HUGHES. only d Hughes, of the Ship Inn, Llangefni. Same day, at Kirk Braddan Church, Isle of MYLREA, bookseller, to JA7 --- ROBERT ALLEN, Esq. of I On the 9th instant, at St. Graham, M.A.,•Mr. HENRY SAUNI WILCOX, both of Hill-street. Toxteth-p,irx. Same day, at St. James's Clutch, Mr. WM to Miss MARY ANN FLETCHER, both of To. Same day, at St. Thomas's , by the It Mr. WILLIAM KIRKER BECK, toChurchMAßY, elt Mr. R. GURLEY. Same day, at St. Thomas's Church, Mr. PETER MARROW SUTT( IN, to JANE, relict of the late Captain HENRY STE. PHEN. • ter of H. WDESON, Mr. Hugh 1011 TN :he late second a iss AMELIA MACINTOSH h-park. J. C. Prince, [ghter o t Same day, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. C. L. Bowman 8.A., Mr. JAMES TASKER to MARYBARNETT. On the 11th instant, at St. George's Church, by the Rev. J. B. Monk, M.A., Captain JAMES LIVINGSTON, of the ship Euxine, to 'AARGAU:A widow of Captain D. C. AIRTFI, and daughter of Mr. W. C. Wilkinson, clerk o f S t . G eorge's Church. Same day, at. St. James's Church, by the Rev. C. A. Graham, Mr. HENRY PATTINSON, to SELI NA, youngest daughter the late Mr. JOHN GRIFFITHS. Same day and place, Mr. RICHARD TAYLOR, to Miss ELIZABETH BARLOW, both of Toxteth-park. Same day, at St. Mary's - Church, b Barker, M.A., PETER BRUCKSHAW, eldest ROBINSON M'QUIE, Esq., of Low-hill, to Mt daughter of the late Captain CHARLES GASPER the 2nd Dragoons, (Scots Grays,)- and of Dowo Same day, at the Cathedral, 'AI Wilson ' M.A., JOHN BEAUCHA co,_ ELIZABETH SARAH, daughter of HENRY JAL , . COTE, Esq., of Longeight. On the 12th instant, at Eccles, SAMUEL, son of S. POPE, Et,q., of Hernmingford-villas, Islington, London, to HANNAH fourth daughter of the l a t e T. BU RY, Esq., Timporley-lodge , , Cheshire. on of PETER ONA MARY. DLAM, of as, Isle of Sian, the Rev. W. ncheste 3 tOWII, to NORTH- Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. JOHN WHITELEY, to Miss MARY PINDAR. Same day, at Clifton, W. S. SMITH, Esq., of Eastwood, to SOPH IA ELIZA, widow of Brevet Captain DENIS BROWNE of the 31st Regiment. Same day, at Broadstairs, London, Capt. THOS. GLOVER, of the Oriental Steam Company, to MARGARET M. HILLIER, daughter of Mr. John .Hillier, innkeeper. On the 15th instant, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. David Dale Stewart, Mr. WM. HEYWARD SALMON, of Nantwich to SARAH JANE ROBINSON, of the same place. Same day, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. E. L. Bow man, 8.A., Mr. PATRICK HANLON to Miss SARAH DWYER, of this town. On the 15th instant, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. JOHN TAY : LOR HARTLEY to Miss FRANCES SIMPSON. Yesterday, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. JOHN BROWN, flax: dresser, to MARGARET, daughter of Mr. JOSEPH STE PHENSON, of this town. DIED. In November, on boar,the sh Glasgow, from Quebec for Hull 2 aged 21, EDWARD,d eldest son of Mr. E MUNDY, cons mission-agent, Mount-pleasant. On the 15th ultimo, n Manchester, aged.lo months. WM ' LIAM HENRY, and, on the 3rd instant, aged 34 years, ELLEN FELL, son and daughter of Mr. HENRY STEPHENSON,.. whitesmith, formerly of this town. • On the 24th ultimo, at New York, aged 48. Captain WM. HILL, late of the ship Emigrant, of this port. • • On the 27th ultimo, JANE, relict of Mr. WILLIAM COLD. BOURNE, of Norfolk -street. On the 28th ultimo, at Madrid, aged - 30, Mr. HENRY . WII ITWELL, C. E., formerly of K.nidird. Deceased was on a visit to that city, and was returning to his lodgings, when he came suddenly into the presence of the cavalry, who wereflring upon the insurgents. A ball struck and passed completely through his abdomen, and caused his death in a few hours. • On the 31st ultimo, in Britannia-terrace Hague-street, Ever-- ton, Mr. EVAN ROWLANDS, of her Majesty's Customs. Same day, at Rushton, near Tarporley, Airs: MARY BAR KER, who attained her 100th year on the 14th Of February, on which day she was visited by about eighty of her relatives and friends. She was a member of the Wesleyan Society eighty-. two years, and frequently eat under the ministry of the Rev. J. Wesley. On the )st instant, at Dinan, France, aged 50, the Hon. AR, THUR C. TOLLEM ACHE, brother of the Earl of Dysart. • On the 2nd instant, at Standish Rectory,. in this county, aged 9 months, THOMAS BOURNE, youngest child of the Rev. W. H. BRANDRETII. On the 3rd instant, at Lisne,gar, near Rathcormac, Viscount RIVERSDALE. Deceased is succeeded in the title and estates by the Bishop of Kilialoe. On the sth instant, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. R. EDWARDS of Cambridge -street, Abercromby-square. Same day, Captain JOHN VARTY, of the brig Watkins, on his passage here from hlantanzas, which vessel was run down by the Agnes, for New York. Dece ase d w a s son o f Mr. John Varty, of St. Paul's square, formerly of Whitehaven. Same day, at Halton, near Runcorn. aged 33. SARAH, wife o Mr. J. PENNINGTON, daughter of J. Harrop, Esq., o Chester. day, aged 52, MARGARET, wife of Mr. DANIEL and also, same day, aged 13, MARY, daughter o HERBEM the above. Same day, in I place, Dublin, ISABELLA WINGFIELD, unless Fon erscourt, and daughter of the late ❑. Brownlow. On the 6111 instant, ag, PE.RRETT. day, at relict o I. K. ( Same day, t Sane day. a ages 78, MARY, relict of the late lift I Same day, at Leeds, of consumption, PEACOCK, late of this town. IYLOR, S BAR.. 1 27, HARRIET, • wire of Mr. WM • Same day, after n short but severe ills WARD DELLIS. Same day ged 24, Mr. ed 38, Mr. RICHARD BATI at twenty minutes before t re of Mr. GEORGE LOMA.: MARY, t Hhi evening, Led Lion tes before They G. LOMAS On the 7tll aged 17, JOI St. Mary son of Mr. DANIEL )erbyshi re, . 3 of her 188, AMELIA MI R. Deceased isted fifty year; rards of six ye miles day till with JAMES WWI nd Wigfiton lookbinder rater of Mr 11IINTR1E, of Chute Ly, at Birkenhead, JA! )N, son of C Jr. DIXON KAY, joiner Jr. WILLIAM HOP,ERT West Derby Same day, aged 33, .I(lCst — el mist and. 72, MAI T,Nteth ELlZPe the late for many Ley. RoUt. 1 38, Mr. EDWARD aged 42, ANN JA ghter of the late Mr. Thomas Wall. On the 11th instant, at his residence, in Upper Parham reet, in lii, 80th year, RICHARD RICHARk7ON, Esq. Same day, at Sheffield, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. J. MARS DEN, late of this town. Same WALL, eldest ^, i n U etrOP V 3 l,Ce r , rich P bord; what oieo, t as „ t i feceo rl , p I,IY ° lio o 1 0t en s t 1 avey 5 0ce" ine ier t v " "':" a e thi e a l of the i ` " y UIE Ba s is aPPsvOY io bear te:Dt 5 prac" o 7 s 0 1 10 pc ° l l . o , hick ▪ lb o e . to jog )f e ic• ' u se d . ' a t o or; r 60: a 13rg ti i 'l l ' e t 6 1)c tha t "pot '°ll is'tl , th„, stren.., aI ft, th e g.ilge y rat thi s . 0 11 See dg, 1 0. thf o Viy. 95 • 0 9 , 4 . • ri Monte Videc Russ 4 16 , in lat Ion.; 44, long. 23—Provincialist, 29th len Brown, 2nd April, in. lat. 46, il, in tat. 49, long. 14 2 Bahainian, off Tusitar—Zion's Hope, 4th ry Bannatyne, hence, for Barin . long. 40 W.—JaP.c. •\ ii6itor, of this. port, 10th Al :;;Eton, hence, for Tthste, In), 13th April, oft Holyhead. AS . mord for Liverpool. .. lis more act ive'in many ( :649 wished that the English • • Warning from late eve 10061 stick as much to thei 866 The plain bobbin-net ti of Germany, is very dt_dl. Th 1007 • lamentable state, but several _ • • branch which will give it a new 240 not room for p,rticuNnt. 1132 G scow.--The greatest lanf.! 1431 department of Inisineß, Trani own country z :(Ic, as might b, little nic ciined this tNerk ►e'en way though still very :'1 695 I itri • zt 11) ne tnror • • With drapers our manof•eturetz hope to experietice u rene demand for ILO finartr. I )6eounts are reatiPy procured )077 to 5i per ecut.-for good hiti ti with a. moderate period to run !)24 TIDE TABLE Evrx( Ilurrr. 1 Ifni:Yr (166° ITS esAlay.... 01 b. m. h. m 11 17 .1 11 112 dneiday.l9 11 49 t Th W m,,lnv 9!u n nto ft. in. if, 11 17 4 '' '''''''' 1879 Sat tlrday Suuciav 822 1111 - 0/11% 2063 fiCsasser,,,=—, • • 21; @3:, 040 17 0 Good Friday 1 2! I 16 4 2.8 2-r4 I 2313 ! 1) 467 SOTYIIIERN AND TOX'FETI - 1 I-lOSPITA I:, Amt. 12: 100 NV 1: Vlf IX P Effittl.. v 11:32 INDOOR: Cared and relieved. 14; I)eau , ~,n 4) ,0; tered, ;* 16 Under treatment, 4t..--4.4; . rn00n : Cured and reimed, 30; 993 Wad, 0 ; Entere3l. 27 ; Under treatm ~ 3) ent , . 200 Chaplain, key:Them:is Nolan, A. 31.; Treasarer, It. Platt, E•aq.; Viaitars, Mare. .I. Ingrain and 13enj. Platt . ; 4 I Int4 , e-Sturgyon, Mr. Tho..?. Morris; A44.ita a t I /00Et 2,tirgeon, Mr. Thontaa A rinctrel.g Cainto4kk. , P . 712 I tff9 23t le,!ch l u r Aut 14:7. .0 4 -, ion g . 4, l ),tii: i to r .nt trew, itrn) fit? 1 4t. 1 2t1 th J. Ai. lettg -40 .rel i • la t . Iht• Ar._ Qjrr~h ' of p. tke Utit ‘lt‘!:.. !tall 11 4 41 4 h 27, • • I ) TF 1); ' (.c- • :s In d i lett 11 01 "4 1; -. • • . • F • • "I4l"'h eli • 2i (‘: Ay. Y.. • i p (1.,,Ar1, cat; lt);l44l."'l-: 4• 14 ";; • • P14,..4 • 4 eiii"•a:' • d~AYf)i IT Mari March }lobs Feu. 2 1 N " . !!). N s J . 1 Tel; . I - yi6.; ixn. 2<S '9lltio reb. it I „ 4 . • l'Xr.lphrhitu) 22 ‘ ;, :rac Crcs AT LIVERPOOL. Direct.; Indirect. ilare 11 I; I !TSARY, Ros NEEK ENDING FR: I PenSarY, w 8; Fif Com , _siting I'ity tleffp'tt:Last !slangs: n W. Nit East Ar. Edinbui and Glnsaow North Eastern e:onnties and N. Easter ad Ipswich an Glasg6w, Garnkirk, and Ctbrg Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr Glasgow and Greenock t We.stern lal and Windt heeds and Tinrsk Londonderry and Enniskiiler London and North-Weqern London and Blackt-all Itict Yout h-Western T, Slieflield, r,ncl Luioe ntlWile Next Mail 7tli(lland Great NVesteni (trelat /due April 22 Newmarket ,ti, Bristol, and Birinir • Next Mail North Paris and Rouen 2:due Avri) tr Rouen anti "' Scutt jib Ct 'Aral • Next Mail Shmrsbury and Chester .. 7 1 :ant...May 7 South-F.asfern and Branches. PICKEI Destination Ihraltar ) Brit.( ner j 12nd end 1110t1:10 For. ,0“ in 1.1 of every W. Ju dies, except Havana, V, swath. and ?dude; Venezurf A Havana .112nd of erery ; Ts) month 1 Bermuda I de Nicara, Mardi Its New Grepitl 44 .• Jann nd }g i lt of e.rery rev iot with trap. March _ . FA, LMOUT II STATIC;FeIt. 25 madeirs, Var • • • b2O litletio+: A y res I vrry Inentl I LIVERPOOLFrrArtox.I 30 Brit. N. A inerma, Ber- iF.rery kfter -18 Acacia, &nil :;tites I mite Yrs - 4y.! April 11;1 1 South Devon of 4th:ll M Linnet LIMB Pen- Taft Vale Ulster APril 614 " -InA l 4ll 25 Whitehaven Junction Wishaw arid Coßoma Caletionla.. York, Newcmtie, and lisruicK April 19 Yerk and Nerth Mitli.unot, Sic. Surgeor Mr. Ball A etit L visited at is, and Dod 47+ 0 0 3367 0 0 1151 0 0 11806 0 0 1119 0 0 0 0 0 2206 0 0 1084 0 0 2115 0 0 19440 0 0 127 0 0 FBBl 0 0 0 0 o mo 0 o 35131 0 0 S:l3 0 0 7647 0 0 2047 "01 0 521 0 0 19881 0 0 977 0 0 0 0 0 1894 0 0 1919 0 0 O 0 0 O 0 0 O 0 0 58t3 0 0 7703 0 0 st 36 0 0 1002 0 0 542 0 0 167 0 0 O 0 0 10104 C 0 7582 0 0 50 . :Jarraic 1 ',lmo 6 !Orleans, Tours, and Bourdeaux: 11 ;Park and Lyons (constituted) , . 20 ;Paris 20 Paris Rouen .. nd Strasburg 20 Bonen and Havre.. 20 Sambre and !dense 14 1.31rn &It/ rg and Bash Bali]; of Li:c I;o:•orip.111?an kr~Compsnv .. pnot thg. Bank North and South Watch Bank Bur' ...... Preference 7 et Union ?funk ...... 90 L'pool &London Fire& life Ins Royal AasoranceC4nzipany Coal Gas Msttrance Company.... } --- ---- .. , p, , ompatty 1 /15 .. /60 - . 100 Nev Ga.; and Cole Company i&3 .. 18.5 25 Quarter shares 20 New Ditto 17.1 Anderton ('arrving Comoany 73 Birkhenheed liocks & IV'hov.acr 60 .. 35 d 100 Exchange Buildirigs 202 „204 .oclrc. Liverpool Corn Exchange 740 .. 3f-0 6 0 Pacific Stearn Navigation Co. 20 lock Ferry 7 ..74 1 0 ;Sl•team Tug (7otlipany v 12.. 14. d 40 ‘Sonih-East Fleasu Cornpan n. 84 ' Prices marked dams it " are at a clit.conat... "K" denote% StAff.A coaled in ft.r ft vt . esrtrali•on. The quosationv, lonrked " C" hTE ' ere at u premium; theft 82— 84 d Gi.. d A.. p .arked 1 D,. for many years servant of Mess . rs: -. Mo4ileux antfiltdl77' Same day, in the Strand Promenade, Itcritk CATHERINE ISABELLA, relict of JOHN Sc., e day, aged 37, SARAH, wiie of Mr. solicitor, Nottingham. ea brokers in her 80th year, TARKEY. Esq. ra'cooi~ Same day, at Cptcin, aged e 5, Mr. SAMUEL BUTLER. On the 13th instant, aged 34, ELIZA, wife of Mr. W. CROSSE. Same day, in Upper Brook-street, London, HARRIET, lad surviving daughter of RICHARD MYDDLETON, of Chirk, Castle, in the county of Denbigh. Pembroke•place, a; Same day, On the 15th i •Pcl 73, Major BEZTI.F4 upholsterc , r, Newington.. , Same day, at. Waterloo, Crosby, Kett to years, ELIZABIsTit FERRIS, &dust &lighter of m r. JAArEs H ENRY BUTLER. the Milt ht.:taut, ALFRED CHARLES, youngest SCPu Q Mr. JOSEPH WHEN, of Browntow-street. Same day,aged 7i;, SA RAH, relict 01 ARCHIBALD REM. s.irp_ LEY, Esq., iaze of this lows, LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, APRIL I. I)IseIIAI:CiED : In-patients cured, 14 ; Itelieved and at own ; Made Outpatient, I; Irreptlar, 1 ; Dead. 0.-- ,35; Ow-patients, 4 ; easua4s during in the House, 210._ A u'm tri•E : tb , ? week, 13 ; itenlainit C. R. „ -•, c , • ~ a v• sou, r.s4l. ; ° use :!Inrgeon, Mr. Apothecary, Mr. J. NewtOti ; 'Visitors, F.6wd. Gibbon and A. Nook, F4q4.; Ch Houst apbtfi, Rev. W. ; Treasurer, Rithard Gibson, Esq. , NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT, APRIL t 5. AnniiTTzit: Accidents, 41 ; Medictil and Surgical (7asestivola recommendation, 23; Toni!, 61.—V4scu,knoco : Cared, 14; Relieved and at own request, - 8; Attending as (tut- Patients, 22; Irreguiar, 3. Died 3; Remaining iu the Hovital, T. UOriglaing SUIT:eOn, .I.it. Ba4il!er Vhigkian tad Surgeon for Me emoting well, ltr.Turikall and Air. liambrig•ge; 'lunge Visitors, Jtwoues Mitre and John Eac t ra. ; llotise-9.urgeon, air. T. B. Odder sleeves; Treasurer, B. 11. Jones, Esq..; Chaplain, 4tei'. Wm. If ugLes.