The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-04-21 00:00:00

April 21, Mid, ihttrillgrart. TUESDAY. APRIL 14.—Wind S. to E.S.E. fresh. ARRIVED. —Triton, Tifton, from Bilboa—Ceres. Vesnes, from Deltynel —and Hibernia. :steamer) ily. ie. for Halifax. &e. SAILISD —Colonist, Sinnot ; Martha. Owen-: and Helen, nicks, for Quebec—Dream, Atley. for Ceylon and Madras Sovereign. Laughton, and Lucy. Heckman, for Hail ax—Neva. Simpson, fir Saint Petersburgb—Yambrian, Roper, for New founuland—and Favourite, Alexan .er, for Bahia. Octavia, Reed, hence at Valparaiso in seventy-nine days Sop'lia. Johns, sailed from, the Mauritius for Arica on the 3rd of lanoary Saint Lawrence. from 13G... El 7.t. Luwe, hence at St. Michaet trtha, Baddely. hence at ditto hay, off St. Helena Fa lei-a-1341140i, savags...— Iklo•lem Gardner, sailed from ditto for this port 25th March m 13Anks, Jones. and Charles, Mackenzie. hence at Con Ethritinople. and both sail d for Ga atz on the I:2rd March Harbinger, Thompson, hence at oitto Thomas Young, M•E Avis. hence at ditto Syren, Moors; Phantom, Ann, Fox, hence at Canton hence at Smyrna iza Bell, Bell, and Georgiana, Bas at Malta at ditto WEDNEQDANIpApaiL 15.—Wind E.N.E. moderate. AnlnVET;.—Vigilant, , arre, for Jersey-Edith, Ineram, for Lishon—Charles (lumber ton. for Mohi e—Fanuil ( fall, sears, and Wa , hington, from New Orleans—Fidelia. tiack,taff.,rom New York—and Joseph Poster, Reed. fr , m SL,vanrodi SAH.cn. Be' sy, Allen, Co: u— A it.tor, M'Gee, Charlotte Town. P.E.I —Maggie, , Hong Kone—Eagle. Norwood. Nalitax Ituoymede, Hodson, Jamaica—lndus, W..lker, Leg horn, &c ourier, Grey, 1%10/meal —*lr. ha Keone y, New foundland—Endeavour, trrahen. Naple:,—Sard.ma, fro ker. New York—Cumberland. White, Philauelpi&— chn 'Brooks, Lockhart, St. Thomas—Wanderer, Hardy, Trieste, &c.—HeLe, Itoutiller,'Grtspee, &c. Royal Archer, Scott, hei'ce at Hobart Town. Sesol;tre, al•Kenzie, hence at avannah. Scotland, hence off Savannah. Compton, hence at Charle,ton. Lesl e, hence at it o Janeiro. l ' E w YoaK. March 21.- C )romandel and Stindard, outward 'bound were on the bar of the M ississipp 13th ustaiit 27. Mem), ci shore -aY. Nye, from Liverpoo. for New Yo l k w a s driven on Oh am Beach. last night, during a 'gale from S E. WlO r she remains with consideraide damage, and . masts cu watY ; four s t eerage narrengers and two seamen drowned WOod sailed from Liverpool for New York 29th Dec. with a C . lllSidelable Duatbe, of steerage passengers, and has not yet arrived. BOSTON. April I.—York. Dixon, from New Orleans for Liver- P ° 'I , w.s taken into Key West tgth 'larch. by wrecker.:; having ueen or, shore ne r Long Key. he Trinidad. M Kenny, from t iv erpool to Boston , at,aneone i 31st Janu a ry. in Lit 5... ° V- 118; crew t4ken y the Pa.k, imm Leith, arrived from 'Savannah PA I.IIITUTH , April :3 —The fol'owing vessels were wrecked 'on th e , f pdtazonia. protons to 15. h February : F.d. 'Ward, of hunderland ; lntegr ty, of L verpo 1, and Exporter, 431. London ; crews saved, and take . . to Rio Janeiro. The 'Plies; Minerva Busby; Eag'e, Ker; tlrilliane. Pain, a , d lobe Dix Smith, lust in lamer ams , •ay ; crews saved .e Mersey (ship), Norris , lost a t Le same pl.ce , ma-:ter and :tnirteen men U owned. The Elizab,ll:. and Cathe,ine. of hit , h aven, were l ust at the Is.aud of Desagada, Patagonia, uring a gale I.th January TFIURSDAY, APRIL 16.—Wind 8. , t0 E., moderate. AR RIVXD.—John M'Oonald, trom China—Washing ton. Benson; Bona llea. Brown; Pursuit. Spence; Nailer ; Penn, steplieosom; and Valli° p Piott, from New Orleans—Richmond, Western, and Oneco, thew. from achicola—Watero >. A ten, from New• York— 'ewdrop, Dal ton, Irmo Leghorn—Governor Hansen. from Seville. tia man.—Henry Pratt Healey, and Montezuma, Lowber, for New York—Grampian. G ra h am. and Chosen. harlesson, Staten Island and Quebec—Rose. Gr ffi tis. for HU:a—Evening S tar, ah, for Kic,ibucto—C,ty of York, Campbell. and George, Gilles. for Quebec— Raritan, Adams. for New Oileans— It aPid, Whit e , for liatnburgh and Newk,undland—Sandbach eliis. tor Demerara— Vriendship, Sap, for Rotterdam—Flora Saddoek and Trial. Tiffin, ter Newionntliatid—t - lelvellyn, Oliver r Cape of Good Hope—Resurrerione. 4 amalich, for Rio Janeiro—F e rnandes. Contente, for Lisbon- London, Gu n ter, f o r o rneaux and the Mataritius—Lsmoynz., Block, for Calcutta. ' - Alexander Grant, hence at Sam 3 as Arizetir 0 , - "le, hence at Mon' e Video for T o .asco Sam: ,son, Sson. hence at Ualveston, and sa il e d 2 Gth F e b. DeMerest, Patterson; Albion, flail; and Perseverance, Ben mett, all hence at St, John's. N.B. Lord Ashburton, from New Orleans, and Sarah Skeafe, Sands, from Apalachicola, both off Cape Gear Alargant, fleywood, Iron) La.4una at Crookhaven Cape Packet, Lamb, from the Ntiofri; ins ; Warrior., Davidson. from Coquimbo; Aucusta, Grant, from Patagonia ; and Lord 13 rOinthani and V , inx. from Odessa. all at Cove P. H. Dean, hence for the Brick sea. off Jersey Ann Best, Maycheli, and Ireland, No_ton, from Cadiz, at Monte Video Naw Volta. Af.eectt t I.—The Margaret. of Yarmouth, United States. from Lied - 1..1 (nut ninety days,) was fallen it, with in lat . a: lot. ti , short or provisions. and supp ied by the ZurFh. arrived here (mom tiavre. 1 is thought the shove vessel is the Margaret Wyeman. which sailed - Dom Liverpool for Argyie, United States, Dec. St.h. FRIDAY k APRIL W.N W. ARRIVED.-M diterranew , horn Ambriz-Hoskisson, from Bonny- Edward aiwsreild, Irom Chitia-Lord Ashburton, and nioy. Wiidttr,ck. horn New Orl RtiS — Krblre!. Tun er, and Sarah &reale, r-ai4lP, from ApArchicola-Ben Nevis, Heron, Som Savannah- Levant, Foiiikc, for Philadelphia-4 eres, nary's, for Tangiers-t•t. lawreac.!. from B. mokiy-Alfred, Cleverly, from 'lercoira-,cane Maria„ Osborne, from Smyrna- Allna Aberdka. trom Rotterdam. riAttan.-The Duke, Dak.y, ior Quebec-Robert Parker, for New York , Eingaloch, Burke; Lavinia, Delia, and Champion, Davis, Bence at Newfoundland Autigua, Buchanan. hence at Genoa LadY Mansell, GI , itocliford ; Garronpa, San tos, sum G eyhi uhd. Westc oft, hence at Lisbon Anna Aliva. Komi, k hence at the Texel Maria Jorge. snit He. erka. Gust, hence at Drielle Nancy Nay hence at 1 roA eish , ven James, Evans, he , ce at , i , avre / I, ' , Jautin, Boyd, hence at A inbriz Wande:er Messer; Echo Welsh ;,Elizabeth 8r Ann. Thom as Ch 'stn.,' Johnson, Mnveling ; Be, tha Sehurinz t. De Vries Coll set, Vat wi.ll, and Elizabtth,li.erkton, htncs at Helmet S ATURDAY, ISth N.N.W., moderate. Itapbahanti ck, Drummond • Berlin, Baker; PU lin ht Muir ; H ero or r a don. M•Carragher; Iklanchester, Brown; enry Bl rs,, smith; Si; uollin Campbell. Stewart ; Lady Sale. ersou; 'tern of Acre, Jones; I.ucy Wright, Han Elton ; i n i tiades. Gowan ; and Covernale. Benson , from New . Orleans Z n se °rge Armstrong, from Calcutta-Henry owing; Superb, arim Moorings Columbus. Superb, a 'ell e"; bl , ricie. Elliot; Hannah Kerr, Marr; Josepha, Leitch; by ohn-ton; Champion, Cor oran ; arid Lady Milton. bles. Iro J n] Mobile -John Munn, Wats from Savannah rkt Hod Jessie. Connor. and lharlotte'llarrison, Mnrityre. Z'ai Cho, lest on -Hottinuer. Rur , ley. from New York- M r a:lit, elm k. from st. Mar g k - Freder ck William 111, fm Danzic Antonia. from Havana - thine, Harvey. from Haiti. Ivehn tn•hPy, Pa ten tein, from •Vallyiraiso -Premier, fr o ,,,, Wn 'afi, from , ines-Tyro. Symonds, from Lisbon-Dandy, r `nrway- 'atherine, from Am , terdom. 1L P. 13 --Patra Potisonby. for Hong Kong-John Dugdate, A,. ck• for Hong Kong. &c - , pencer. Stanton, for Sincapore, Itiainbau. for Hayana-City of Ad.daide, fo r Rio Joneiro-Bonai za, Mossopp, tor Lima. Holland, hence for Malta, at Dublin, leaky , Itarri. Ferguson hence at Oport zienrietra & Bertha. t•chmint hence at st Thomas )44r garet, Wyin an , h ence a t 'I N.S. Can Ju!r. Bautista, Vidarte t hence at Bilboa e, Aatienson, hence at F enstat:g Arey. Garr ck, hence at Hamburg °s e. stege. hence at Brame's .Canstancia de Ecchevarria, sailed from Tarragona for Liver sr° 123,d March ..Gillert Jamieson, Harris, mom Smyrna, at Algesiras Roads, sailed April for Liverpool t 'rearet. Hayward, from lacuna, Crookhaven out sixty Ur d , ya; sailed in c , imp try with the Wm Rushton. for Li. 4l_erool. L e f t t h e Kyatrite loading for Cot lc. and the Brigand nd `tot . for Live , p rot w: lt s .e , tantalor, tr. mDartmouth for Liverpool, a' Salcombc. `" o , brad. & havi g been in contact with a steam er el;s IJo organ , from ---, at Ascensio n , and was to sail Feb f r Pe rnam b oco Venus, Say. ry, from the Cape of Good Hope, at Cove Archer Cobb, ,roar Itio Janeiro, ditto y of the Lake, Simmonds, tr. m Te , ceira. ditto vtorthrody, tia!dwin, f - om Savannah. at Watertlrd „ Apr I i —Du: - hiss of N or th um b erland. Adams. from Liver pot 1 for this pat. to-lc the ground near the ent , :.nee 'of the 'lrv, r ; but cam, off ky, amid is now in the roadstead, disc:tare jc.g MOSEAGANEII. Mara 2r.— A n Eng'ish schooner. with gene ral C4f: 0, bOtli'd to the I eta t. I. t•ct n r. eked on the rocks, at the totrance of the river La :Meta. Two men drowned. suNDAY cotui ARRIVEI; •rott.: ~„ r. APRIL lA. esns, ft VI nd N.E moderrte. nald. from New Orleans—Jane, -And K t it een. from St. John, N. B. 'Uwe, tor Afr C4-llelen 'tewart. Witting. ban,. otr ...n..t Enwarn for linog Kong: & , ..—Madagascar, apr la. for flavana--!n •a, P eld, for Valparaiso— . Cam e d) ' Judkiw, .or Hailfax N.S . &c.—Nichobou, Young, krt err, Johnstone, for Newfoundland, &c. ILiti -Rien7 t eor ee. Beneal. herce at L eg h orn 7 xil2woodpnint Kean. hence at Malaga orathed. ergen. from fiensburg, at Deal, and sailed for Yert,o„l t a ollera. Coth ay , from Shatighae. at Deal Medford. Miller, from New rerms. at Cove French. tram New Yarq. ditto that Apiii 17.—The Robe t Burns am Cardiff far Kinsal, w as aioulancd, as revrtel 15th instant. was towed in -- ' et " - da3', With lose of bowsprit. and head a little damaged. Movn %Y. APRIL 2a.-Wind E.NT E. moderate. A"1v.,11. Powhattan. Stone ; Neptune, Nichols. and Bo thnia,: . ff. ' - ligster. from Chat - le:ton- Ilt,bert Preston, Williamson, .°BOl Charete- and Allred, Parhow, from Stettin. 1, Al 1.1,J, --John Gerrard, 1-fugh , s, for Rotterdam-Terry, f' ), * Tv e wfnufulland-Wilhe mine. Bahr, for Havana li i T,' i ni• C !flirts. for D., housie- No, Warwick, for Ceylon -1,,t"). Mede.ilf, for Ceylon-siorolti. Peterso-, for Bergen -1,ai11.u4. Bakke., for Amsterd .m-Resoluti ,n, Owens, and p;."B:khnits. Carry for Riga- Ai.botsford. Loch. for Chiebec arene G.., en•tahl. for Oqterid -Anne Lawson tor Narv.l--. e,h.Y M l' ^-. 1111 , for Gothen , mrg-;Nora, Sullivan, for Bar )ow'ea -W1 1 arn . W a *P"na , n, for G hr . Itat-I , ahella Thompson. Calcutitalt.r ::ant..t Martha -and isaLe la Harnett, Newby, for Pal,ly e m n hen •e lnl tO N h trrnornie IS milep below Woo b g The carets. with h e excepti•m of s' , bates. thrown over. d been take n Out awl sent to Shan g h ae , i n Chii sa I , is ex. ecteti the vest I wilt he g o t WY t n "er. Brork, I , sth Jan ; h Ninny-non, er, " 4 ! s wart. 25th ; Ann'', a Sarp. 25th ; Mlel . AA. Webb th, t h ' ' 'C'th ; Erneralda. Softens. 28th; Matil ta, M'Dowall. ar ': e nt . r. Crawford 11 h. hence Shanghae 44, 1 ‘N eq. Blled from Shane h fcr Cork 24th J 'n. "," of Ent! n ppar,,,,„ . from China. sst Anjer )4 h Jan. "Po.SNto, 41014% hence at Scrabstur Asr Kutterciam at MK Sanders; Caroline, Stanley, and Anniball. Domes__ sett, hence at Venice Mary Jane, Riley. hence for Z Ante and Pat Art tide, Pconomidi, hence for A lexati Thomas Carty, Wilson, hence at ditto La, ch,liert, sailed (tom Palermo for this port 28th March Eliza Fox, Barrett. hence at Naples Concordia. Lains, and Nverheid, Lievens, hence at Ostend Pei everarce. Lamb • Elizabeth 8/ Susan, llotblac4 ; Mary Lowt! er. J o h nson . an d Ebenezer Lark hence at Helvuet . I. l , 7abAh, Engel-man. hence at Antwerp Mary Ann, Drew, hunce for Dordt, at Weymouth, with loss of furetnpmast Poruna. Ilapg. from Dordt, at Deal, and meted for this port Joseph Porter, Reed from Savannah, at Cove Osprey, Way, from Zap t.. at ditto Alert henck• lor St. John', New Brunswick. at ditto leaky Arg imon Sta ff ord, hence for Newfoundland, at Kingstown, Ingleborough, hence at Bombay, 11th March Good (lope sailed from Bombay for Liverpool 1 lth March, and Elvira 9th March, for London Antigua Packet sailed.from Ceylon for London gth March James F. Ford, 21st Feb.; John Bushby, 23rd; Jt,hu Moore, 26th ; Aqua Marriuu, 28th; Lintin, 2nd March; Nith, 3rd, hence at Calcutta Swithamley, from Cadiz, at ditto Ursnla, Kingston, and Paragon, from Bombay. at ditto Glcedaiagh, sailed from ditto ath Feb.; Camana, 21st Feb., and Conielia, 25th, all for Liverpool Lord Althorp, Elliott. hence at Hong Kong Eth Feb. and Chatham. Merry, ditto 26th Aden, King. sailed from Hong Kong for Liverpool3lst Jan anti Lord Al burp, for WhamJoa 1 ; t h Feb. Dorothy, Brown, hence and Malaita, at Macao LGINDON GAZ.ETI E.-TUESDAY, APRIL 14 PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED R. Bevan and Henry Whitaker, Jon., Wigan, Lancashire, cotton spinners —Thomas Crook, James Clay tin. and J hn Swarbrick, Preston, Lancashire, cotton manuracturers—John Priestley, sen., and James Priestley, Tottington Higher End, Lancashire cot:ou inanufacturers—Joseph Butterworth and Robert Heape, Rochdale, Lancashire woolstaplers—Joseph Butterworth, Benjamin Heape. and Robert Heape, Rochdale Lancashire, oil merchants—Joseph Butterworth and Robert Taylor Heape, Rochdale, Lancashire, woolstaplers— Edgar Saunderson and EdWard Lomax, Nottingham, commission agents—Edgar Saunderson. t dward Lomax, and' J. B. Payne, Chard, Somerset, lace manufacturers—George Gannon and John Gannon, Latchford, Chester, builders—George Legaott and Thomas Searby. Kingston-npon-Hull, last makers—Thomas Kelsall and John Chappel, Liverpool, bricklayers—William Bay Icy and William Crawford Newby. Stockton. Durham, attorneys Arthur Lett and David Fraser, King-street. City. aceoutitants— Edward Terry aid Robert Irwin. Dudley, w orc.stershire, grocers—W. D. Clark acid John Clark, Liverpool-road, 'sting. ton, smiths—William Bill ng and William Amos Wilson, Liver pool, veterinary surgeons—Jam-es Reding and William Nicol Judd, Ludgate-hill, City, printers -- Richard Wilkin and Edmund Preston. Liverpool, shipbrukers—W. W. Gill and William Porn Attwood. Chel - enham. artists—George Walkden and Thomas Walkden, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, solicitors—W. W. Bur don, Ralph Collingwo•d, end William French, Bedlington, Nor:homberiandshire, brewers James and Ge..rge Kerr, .inburgh, brewers. BANK RUPTS Thomas Grooham, Chard, sornerset, baker Jame, Wallace, Dui ham, grocer James, Roe, Manchester, di ysalter John Davies, Shrewsbury, draper DIVIDENDS. Aprll 23, Morons Robinson, Eccleston, Lancashire, lime burner—April 15, James Cross, Brist , il, provision merchint April 15, John Batchelor, Bath, butchtr —April 18. V% I.liaM C.arkson, Redcross street, City, boot and shoe ma er—April 18, Benjamin Jones, City-rim - 1, draper—April 18. Christopher Bldck mo e, C t. London, tailor- April 15, John Woollams, Charles street. Manchester-square. London, builder —J.,ho Frederick Cork and James Lauucelot de Carle, New Bond street, London, coach bui ders. CERTIFICATES co be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before the 6th day of May. John Turner, Brooke-street, Holborn, dealer in printing ma. terials—Thomas Ellis. Great St. Helens, City, wine merchant— ,ir John Ross. Grdcechurch.street, City, hanker—Jonathan Knights, Great Melton, Noriolk, cattle dealer—thares Gibson, mouth -street, Gr svenor.square. London, ehcesenaonger—Wm. ICatton, Lamb•street, Spital-square, London, cheesenionger— Samnel Harrison, Poo!e, provision merchant—Charles James Banister, Derby, linen draper—James Sisley. Margate, carpen ter—John Dyer Williams, Newcast'e street, City, blacking minutacturer —Charles henry N lite, Gravesend, linen draper I liomas Knight and Michael Thomas Knight Bath, upholsterers. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS Coghill and Co., Ayr, glass merchants James Jamieson, Paisley, draper J ht. Oswald, Edinburgh, sharebroker Peter •Dawson, Dundee, draper FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OP FRIDAY, DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS H. Rogers, Thetford, Sutn:k, money scrivener J. C. Mott, Loughootough and Leicester, wine merchant C. Gilbert, Northampton, tailor J. Nightingale, Manchester, innkeeper W. Aitowsmith, Stoke, Staffutdsture, earthenware mann factuyer BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED, George Augustus Absalom, Portsea, victualler Samuel Evans, Blackrod and Aspu ,11.alic,,,,bire, cotton spinner Vt illiam John Menden, :almon's lane, Limehome, tailor John Henry flanks, (heat Newport-street, engraver I3ANKRUPTS Thomas Redford, Croydon.cnmmon, baker •Etlward Sankey, Canterbury, surgeon Benjamin Billings, Harlow,•Es-ex, victualler ‘s imam Stearm_ n, Princes-st. eet, Cadogan-street, Chelsea careen er 'Whitton Mills, Foster.lane, glove manufacturer Henry Rawson Morley, Kingston. upon-Hu I. merchant Alexant.er Moorhouse B autnout, Almonbury, Yorkshire, woollen cloth manufacturer Aliranam Lord. Manchester, dyer George Joseph .I,cssen. Liverpool . Pharebroker. April 2g. May au, at 12 o'doei, at the Liverpool District t.ourt of Bauk. ruptcy : solicitors, Messrs. t orrithwaite and Adams, Old Jewry. chambers, and Mr. Pemberton, Liverpool; official asignee, Mr, Cazettove. Thomas Fidgen, Liverpool, boot manufacturer, May 1 and 29, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court or Bankruptcy sidic.tors, Mr. Birk, Chancery•lane, and Mr, P.rrsuns, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Morgan, Liverpool. - • - - DIVIDENDS. May 11, J. M. Pike, Great Bath•street. Cold Bath-square. licensed victualler —may I I, T. Cutsworth, Sati,trury, butk.er— May a. W. Butcher, Great Malborough street, commission agent —May 12, J. C. Mais, Lime.street, London, merchant—May 8. Wace, Castle-street, Falcon-sq tare. merchant —May 21, R. Pocklingron and W. Dickinson, Winthorpe and Newark. upon. •Ticut, bankers—April 22, T. Todd. Marscheter, dealer in cotton. •CERTIFICATES To be granted by the kC 111 tof Review, unless cause be shown to the cootrat y on or before M Ly 8. • G. Ccuper, West B , lden aid South Shields, cinder burner— A. Wyatt, late of Highworth. Wiltshire, licensed victualler—D. Hutson, St. Allan's. agent—J. C. Plat, sheffielu arid ciulicaster. printer—J. P. 'Axton, M unster.strect, Regent's park, and Spr ng-street, Pad.litiaton, linetictraper— G. ii. Upenshaw, Over Dares en. Lancashire, power-loom cloth manufacturer —J Meek, Itua, dean, Gloucestershire, coal proprietor—F. Whitworth, Rochdale, cotton manufacturer. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS Eon LIVERPOOL. April. Hour. 21. Richard Alle.tou, audit District Court, 11 . I Win. TwedJle, st Ditto, 11 at Edwa d Williams, 2nd ... Ditto 11 VII, Sarah Trite, 2nd 2i. Jim. W4rourkon audit *.:4, Thomas Dunlop Brown, 2nd Ditto, 11 24, 'Samuel I.i t,er. 2nd .. 24, M clael K •Ity, Ist .. Ditto, 12 24. Sa inlet B ill, audit D,tto, 12 2.4 Thomas Sledion. tad Ditto, 12 NORTHERN HOSPITAL, APRIL 18. WEEKLY REPORT.) AT MITTEI) 11l tIA RCMP Accidents Medical and Surgical cases upon recommendation.. 11 I Cured Relieved and at own request 6 14 Attending as Out Pntieuts 8 - 1 rregular 25 Died Remainingin the Hospital.. 83. Consulting KilrgeOti, William Cid. Esq.. Hilise Visiters, Rev. Thos. Hurnhy and Chas. Inman, Esq. Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq. -... Rev. Vt m. Hughes. Chaplain STATE OF TRADE. MANCEESTER.—We have at l , •nßih the pleasing task of repnrt ing a derided improvemen' in the aspect of this market Daring the week, the operati ns.hame been on a somewhat considerable scale. especially in 4 , -i ch longcloths fr., India and hiva. On these fabrics at advance of ad per piece has been pretty vet e rally established. and on some of the more favourite makes a further dvance has been demanded and cone ded. slibtings are in improved demand. hnt prices are not yet ad vanced. although they have de idedly an improved tehdency. printers are more iogirred for an.i prices are hardening. Yarns have e.xperienced a more ctivedeenand. and considerable sa es have beers effects d at air advance sit sid to id per In on vions currency. Cotton tieing iclatively che a per at Liv rpo'd th in at the pints 01 the United it ales has led to an improved demand for export to the contii.ent of Europe, nd this circum stance. vitip•ed wlti the fact chat there is al apprehended defi ciency (whether c:i: rectly cr incorrectly founded) ot mare than 3 0, Oa hales on Vie ori4inal es'intated yie d ot the late crops, h s len to an im rovement in the va'ue ot the raw staple, held in • tnck here. aid at the pert- ot Great Britain, mini lent to influenc the pike. of y rots and marital:lett) es. independent of the increased demand. Dittqless the anticipation of the action which the rise in Colon muse have on the taxti'e fabrics has. to some extent, contribot d to the acCv ty of the demand to which we have al to ly alluded. Returning c infideace of greaser talw LOU ft,lolBlloll Of a consitleralre mass of capital in tr ming por,oses, are also exercis rig a beneficia eft ct on the crwn - ion of this a arket Fr , •ni pies 'tit appearances we i ter that tic crisis 8 past, aid that trade will continue to imdr , ye alUioo h • To-da‘ prices may be quoted thus : 6 inch printers, 5 • rr ed a :is rid ; 6u reed, ,s gd ; r. 4 reed. • x 27 ioco rid reed. 4,41 d ty 4, 7td ; 72 reeds. 55 to Ss 41; 36 loch chi tintrs, titi reed, 7s td to 7s 74d ; 72 reed, Eis lOid oPs d; in loch E Italia loog cloths, 66 reed. 9s to 9: 13d ; 72 reeds, 9s 64 to 6= 71d. HOCH ',ALS.— We had rather more rt,wi ,, g in the Flann- I market on Mididav, mercha• to having. bought more treeiy but 'lt re is no iitipr.ivernent in pikes. k (au hae rai her a tendency ti;lw and if there should lie an iiicrea , ed demand for goods, it is ex pected that Ili , ► w material wi I advance in pric II unnetspicw.—Our market on Tuesd y was but thinly attended by buyers, and the quantity of coo'br that chanced hands w s hut r•rnall. • ' 4 nme of the debt , r good 'ere ar a sight redact on in p ice, hut generally the tn-uk et was firm The fancy goods trade is hut inanimate, and these is no exprct army of auy great improvement unii the questions relative to the Oregon dispute and t e trve trade and railw y measures of the government are concluded. BRADFORD.—We are glad io say th :tat nor market on Thurs day there was a good attendance of merchants, and mare ness was done Wan on ahy previ, us market•day tor some weeks past. It is re limed that a good many orders have been r , ceived from America, notw that *tiding that the last accounts from that country are not of a very pacific character. Great Crfidence however, is entertained that the Oregon unesiion will he se , t led w th•"tt war. speaki g of the market, on Thurs day, the Bradford Observer says—" There is very great uneasi. ness and distrust prevailiirg among the smaller manufacturers. Owing to the lion attendance of a rather large buyer. who has been absent both last Thursday end t i-day, and whose engage. ments have not been met; yet, it is said a little time only re paired to enable the p arty to resume business as heretofore " Wools remain much the same in price ant demand as they have been for a length of time pa-t though, if an)t ing, the prices of Combing Woois a e a hate lower. Shout Wools and Nulls. from the small quantify making. command s•e dy prices. There is a slight improvement in the den 111(1 for Yarns but yet that department of our trade is in a very urisatis actor,' state. Prices are anything hilt leitill , ,Cratt q. Leans —As u , ual during- Easter week. hut I Me business hat ieen done either in um' poltic c oth halls or at thews &rinses and as oar wattle trade le Hain. in much the .arne sta e of quiet ness as we have had tt report it for s‘nne time and as it ptohahty Ain do until ihe ere I , qiie , iousw tich are it ore or less agitating he country an.l the lee slarure ate settled we It live noth ns 01 tCe wider thk head to camomile , te t his week. NoTT.Natimu.—Tile wrong t Cotton 'lose branch is a stride imp -overt, when • ompared with its s' ate at Cip6tmas. The cal- tip hose hands have MI condo melt in geitera I. The Glove trade, whether of 1 , 1 , 1 r. cotton, or wa• p is pretty good. The Drawer bratich is rather hitter, ant the Shit trade sal conti nues to survive all the competition of p , wer propelled frames. The Silk hose m atoll eture his c. , t, sn if•W th it it has ht et-Me half extinct. The fancy Lace trail is worse .han ever, and nothing hot deso it perv..les the mind 4 oh even the 11018 , sap, mvrt in g dee machine q vne s There ia n amendment in the ;Tr; re trade. The le trp Jack and G.ove teat,e is pretty good. wiletlicr LAO Ur Pi4tli health THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. MARKETS. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 15. We were well supplied with both Beasts and Sheep to-day. and I , utehers were enabled to purchase on fnliy as good terms as on this day week fur both Beef and Mutton. The market was well cleared. HULL CORN MARKET, APRIL 14. At this day's market there is a fair supply )f N heat from tl growers ; for the best samples last week's are --- ...i.-- WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, APRIL 14. Total quantities per P►ice per imp. Quarter. Imp. Qum ter Wheat 6l .. ..e 2 8 2 Barley 4l 1 13 9 Oats .4:46 18 2 69 3 g sg 6 g DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 17 and prices or Wheat, F our, and Oatmeal are, far the best kinds, efoie parliament. 1 en known so large c lelieve t nit there ha stock undo r bond, waiting the issu expectations of eit..er thus tectionists. attached to free trade or the pro DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 17 The market immediately followjng the show market produced an unusually large attendance of both boy ers and sellers. p. in_ cipally of Cattl?, which sold from ass to 55s per cwr on sink - , prize Beef, 2s to 3s higher ; M ut ton. ;d to jid pr r Iti, and scarce ; Lambs, abs to 26s each ; Veal, S s per lb These are high prices to the grazier, who. by the bye, must be reapi • g gre: , ter anvan. tages from the gratifying tact, that all disease has at length ceased. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 15 A Ithouch snmewhat increased since Friday, the arriv mod-rate supply only of Grain, Flour, and Oar mea l ; those from abroad, during the same time, consisting prin_ cipatly of a few cargoes of What and Indian Corn, with 16.2;1 barrels of S ates Flour, as noted below. There was a moderate remand to-day for fine Irish Wheat's, at a slight improvement on the priers of this day week; hut in any other description of English, Irish, or foreign, no amendment was obtainable. Flour was in steady demand, and the turn dearer. Barley. Malt, I3e•+ns, and Pease, upon occasional sales, were unaltered in value. Indian Corn in good request, and is. to 2s. per quarter higher. Oats maintained late prices, and Oatmeal was 6d. per load dearer. Little or nothing doing in any bonded Grain or Flour. CORN EXCHANGE The Wheat avc Barley to Bs, the rate on 1 ease increased to g; 6d per qr., with some slight v.iriations in Colonial duti s as sta ed below. Th • finpooti of American Flour, heretofore so liberal, are again followed up by upwards of 11.. 00 13. n, els, and we have to note a few more cargoes of States and European Wheat fresh up since Mond y; but of English and Irish produce the general arriva:s continue as of late, very limited, especially of Oats, Flour, and Oatmeal, which, ►n consequence of the large in creasing consumption in Ireland have fallen off considerably. From the close of Tuesday's market, and up to this date, the trade, as regards the value of al; free produce. remained per. fectly, steady, but was not characterised by any lively or ex tensive sales. At our Corn Exchange to day. good useful samples of English and Irish Wheat were disposed of to a fair am:mot at an ad vance of Id, and fi e (loathes, whit') are rather scarce, were, in partial instances, 2d per 701 b dearer ; interior descriptions, however, of which the bulk of the suoolv is formen unsaleable at late prices. —Irish Flour was in tolerable request on the lull terms last noted; and Canadian in good demand at an improvement of 6d per barrel. (ariey, Malt, Beaus, and Pease. continued to rule nearly the same as described in our last circular —lndian Corn, still moving freely into the hands iif English and Irish buyers, bully supported our pr. vions quotations. Althouch since Monday last, we have had no fresh arrivals of Tither Oats or Oatmeal from Ireland, both were difficult of sale this morning, and former prices bat ely sustained. A cargo of American Wheat so.d at 7s per ;alb, and a few hundred ban els of States Flour at 26s per 1961 b, are the only tiansactions reported to.day in bond. PRICES OF GRAIN Wheat, 4 , ) , 7ulb Engli h new Ditto, white Irish red .. Ditto, white Rye. English, 4vgr Barley, English .. Scotch & Irish,3p 601b1 4 0 Malt, English, la qr pa e ......... Irish Oats, 4) 4 lb. E'lish & Scotch, new We15h............ Irish. fine qualities red, 5. d 7 10 ® 8 5 lold 8 4 9 0 do. 7 4 8 do. 9 0 do. a. d. 4. d 81, e. 9 4 9 6 —id 3 80— 8 9 8 8 -- 8 4 7 9- lrishdOtt, -35 0 ;old 4 4 ;dO. 4 V --- 4 8 i 1 ... 1 I 0 0 59_0 : 62_0 ko o k! .... :I; 4 1 ;old 3 7 - 3 6- 3 9 !do 3 8 ,do. general do Beans, English, la qr —— Ido. Scotch& Irish,aBatt, ,do. Pease, English, white 53 0 ---55 0 1 blue., Do. & Irish.... maple 43 0 —4d 0 grey Flour, 19 , 280Ib English & Irish, 2nds —— fine ., Ditto, superfine 44 0 —45 0 :exti a Oatmeal, 44 I . of 2401 b Irish. 18-15 - 3 In-- 4 2 3 8 -- 4 3 3 8 4 2 3 8 4 2 46 0 -- 48 0 42 0 —44 0 .--.....- 40 0 --42 0 34 0 old - do. Canadian Bras., is. 241 b, (0 0 -41 0 46 0_47 0 32 6.33 6 32 6 --33 6 1 2- 1 3 LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT, tanus Montreal,Pot 22 6.@ Pearl, new 20 0 —2l 0 U. States, Pot 0 0 Pearl 20 0 21 0 BArtir, Quercit g 0 10 0 Oak, ton 45 10 610 German,— 4 0 5 0 BRIMSTONE, V. t nn Sicily, &c Tuscany.. . • CASSIA LIGNKA,B. d. 8. d yo cwt. in lid 53 0 58 0 :p cwt. American, red 55 0 63 , 0 Dutch Si 0 —Bi 0 French&Germ6o 0 SO 0 COCOA, i) cwt. Trinidad.... 37 0— 42 0 Grenada so 0— 36 0 Brazil COMYKS, r cwt. in bend Jama. triage )25 0 ordinary 6 0 - MADDER. Cwt. Dutch, crop 0 0 -- 0 Ombro 0 0 o Gamene 0 0 --- 0 Mull 0 0 -- 0 French, S.F. .. 49 u —49 5.F.F... 50 0 —5l E.5.F... 52 0 —55 E.S.F.F 55 0 tO .55 0 —6O Spanish moi.AssEs. 1 9. cu•t. St. Lucia, &c 20 0 —2l 0 Demerara, &c 22 0 —2l 0 Bar & Antigua 24 0 —25 0 UNT.IKET, cwt 20 0 —25 0 Oil, Olive, 4. 252 :falls. Gallipoli .....E39 e —es o Trieste 39 0 —ss 0 311 0 —37 0 37 0 —37 10 36 0 —37 0 35 4 —.36 0 6 0 —26 10 Sicit d ... Malaga, Portugal &c Lct•ast FiSh,V 252 gall,. pal , . 3O 0 -- coloured 24 0 —24 0 Cud -- —25 10 LINSEED, I) cw:2s 0 — 25 6 kapeiliale do. 0 0 —4O 0 Turpen. 4) cw . s 0— o 0 cue Carolina. dress 30 n n A Li i o , ld 22 0 —27 0 Bengal,' rd. dog 6 —lO 6 mid to fine .. 11 0 —l9 0 African none Rum,* gallon, in bond. 12 10 16 O. p stronger.... choice: marks.. 4 4 SA.VYLOWER, ICI , eiVi Bengal, good & fine./.6 0 8 10 ord. & mid 3 0— 5 19 Bombay good& fine 0. 55 0— 45 0 70 0— go 0 y 5 0-115 0 Middling good mid fine mid. &c. 120 0-150 0 Dutch, triage) 30 0— ardinan good & fine o. 45 0— middling good mid. fine mid., &c 65 0— Mocha Ceylon Java Sci 0— 30 0- Havana good & fine. St. Domingo Brazil Laguira 35 0- 28 0- 28 0- 32 0- S 0 0 6. 0 35 0- 65 0 46 0- 76 0 Ovswooos, 41. tun S. s Logwood, Jaw. 4 7 6 4 10 Hon. & Dom. 4 lu 5 0 Fustic, Span 4 5 Tampico 6 () Puerto Cabello 5 a— Cüba NICARAOUA Wow, Rio de la Hac he solid clean 10 0 I Sicirvs; 11 Ito Nentri 5 0 Seal, each' • 5 5 SII 1111 A Tv 410 Sicily Wenn() 6 U' Triest ITyrolese 50 - 6 6 7 0 - 8 6 ATEST DATES Di ect. Ii direct 70 n 60 c 00 0 1 M 4201 8, 0 1 „ 17 avannah. 11 Valparaiso „ 7 Vera Craz 0 0- 28 0- - a y e A •- • .4 • r.:rit•K-= • vi;O:', • • =p3 - • • (;) " • fL • .3 Z • • 43 • • 0 • e LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, APRIL 18 0 10-2 1 4lb SA ITPISTRE, 19 , Cu./. s li. S. 6 5 East India • 3 0 —29 610 SouthAmericai.l3 0 —l3 6 I DISCHAROZD 10 0 SH ELL LAC, 4. Cirt at. htorw. In-patients cured.. I Relieved and at own request 9 Out-patients hver•an , 16 fn-patients.... orange block 34 0 —4O 045 0 —6o 0 Made Out-patients i CasualFdnring the week.. d . - 1 rregular ltingSurgeons, Mr. Forst] aw and Mr Dawsos Chaplain... ...... Rev. W. Chauner. use Visitors, H. Lawrence and L Peel, Esqrs. House surseon Mr. M'Cheane. Apothecary, Mr. George Padley. JAMES BOLD. Treasurer AT LIVERPOOL, Direct.!lndire Dec. 6 f Lima Feb. 21 St. Helena Mar. I Maranham ▪ 3 Mauritius Feb. g Mobile Feb. 20 Monte Video • 9 N. Orleans Mar. 28 New York Jan 3 Pernambuco Mar. 6 Rio Janeiro, PACKET LIST. RVERAL POST-OIFFICIC. Al Feb. 12 Feb. 1 Mei% 2 Feb. 1 Mar. 25 Mir. Jan. 1E I SUOAIt, 413 cwt. . P. Muscovado dry brown fine & v. fi , 4 10 1 good and fins 48 6 - O e 1 extra fine._ A u —6l 6 Manilla, in bd. 49 0 —27 0 Je S. Havana, du. o 0 brown ls 0 —2O 0 o 0 yelow . ... 2l 0 —24 0 34 0 white ord ' 6 0 —2.1 0 0 0 good & tine 3) 0 —32 0 0 0 Brazil, in Mind 29 0 brown l7 0 —2O I 8 0 yellow o 0— 0 0 moist brown 45 6 —46 6 oa & mid.. 49 ..47 6 --it 6 6 —4B 6 au,' rails.. V " fine 54 6 —l)4 6 Bahia .. Barbad es. dabs stud mo 4 ButnitnY • 6 —44 6 B. Ayr, s brown & yel. 45 6 —47 6 Calcutta ... fine yellow ..47 6 —ll3 6 C. G. Hop , East India, Beng - 2.1 Charleston Deme ara Havana Jamaica.... La Guayra B=-, BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, A 1 ,1111,14 During the present week the transaction iu Whe Maitinz Bark Oats and Beans were ( ull. but a supply of Whea at Wol upported this day was short, an- its valuefirml LEEDS CORN We have a moderate sal imiKET, APRIL 14. y • f Grain to-day. Good V% is scarce and obtains lull prices but other descriptions are plen Wul and nearly unsaleable. Fine Bane) , maintains its vu use rather lower, except the at a small at.vance. best -cubditioned. Oats are inreat WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, APRIL There are moderate supplies . of Grain reported this v tie have a fair business passing in all de , eriptions of Wheat t lay. and former prices are fully supported. Barley of hea. orts a t; ifle cheaper ghcr. Malt in good reque per stone, and St MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 18 A ste dy business has been done duri have been tully supported. Choice camp es of Flour have sought an advance of Is per sack and are bec ming scarce, whilst the difficulty of procuring Same d suitable qualities of Wheat prevents any increase of supp Y. Mr. JOll The stock 01 this article is considerably diminished. though the of this t sale has so long been confined to the supply of the current con- o n ti sumption only. The sme remark indeed applies generally; b y stocks are gradually wearing down. and there. On the sa , . e clay. at St. Philip's Church, Mr. JOHN HARRIE joiner, to Miss E LIZ 1 CONW • Ir. at St. John the Baptist's Church, Toxteth Park, 4ND ltE S, late of hull, to Miss ANN GARDNER. hinstant, at St. Michael's Church , . . _ ______ ......... BLAKE to Miss JANE CASEMENT, both of T ,xteth Park..,. Same day, at Farliworth. Mr. S AMELIA, IiUTCiiE , I, jun. i vrAtchmnker, to Miss EL!ZA CLITHEROUS, daughter 01 Mr William Ciitherous. beadle of St Mary's Church, all o Prescot te s a ,— - -at st. Peter's C ---" Nl' quantity of any article offering. At Liverpool and Wakefield yesterday, an average business was done at full prices. . (la). „_ is firm , with a steady defraud for consumption, at prices fully tn ALICE, eldest daughter of the equal to those of our last. The value of the best qualities of this town. each article tends slightly upwards. but no adva n ce eat. he de- • . ar WILLIAM SHERLOCK late JOHN BALL, Esq., of Everton,JAMES ROBERT• Ale, to BARBARA HUTTON N 'THOW 4 ON. Toxteth Paik t Tor, Devonstp e, Mr JAMES BOLTCN War• LIVE ii POO rington, to II EN RI 6. — ITA, youngest daughter of the late M r L. COLONIAL MARKET, AP R IL 17. CR .NE, of Chester. There has been a steady demand for Sugar, but owing to the On t c 14th instant, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. J. H ve , y small supply of B. P. cif show, the sales are only Stewart. Mr. BENJAMIN HATTON JONES. of Byrom•stree , au • hhds of this neseription, in adnition to which, 6:i04 bags second son of Mr. Franc s Lee Jones, Park-lune, to Miss RIDE. Bengal, chiefly strong-grained, have been disposed of, at sls OUT. or Gorton, near Man. h -ster. for yellow, and 57s to ti4s for goo d t o extra w hi te Coss i pore. i Sam • day. -at 1 , 1. 'I hrunaoa . inn 200 e mats Mauritius a 52s to 53s lid, and duo bags Madras. at 0 T. mo.ts . _ 43s to 475 per cwt.—Foreign.— A small parce' - Same day M 0 It TO Master of St. Thomas's yc unge,t daughter of the late JAMES nambuco, consisting of 20 cases, and 200 bags, has been sold t 131.tcHA1.1„ fanner. R. lurch 1. the refiners, at 17, to 17s /id, arid 2. hhds Cuba, for export, at Same day, at :it. Philip's Church, Mr. WILSON WAUGII to 1.5 per cwt.—No sales are reported in Molasses. --C7ooee.— Mi-s AME L IA ROPER. , Nothing has been done in British plantation this week; but of same d iy. at i t Philip's Church Mr. DANIEL SULLIVAN, foreign the sales are extensive; they consist 180 barrels, 30 , 0 of the brig Sylph. to M.ss 1-A BELL A NEILsON. bags Laguayra. (mostly of the new crop) at 325 to 45s for low Same day, at Sr. Maryletm e Chinch, ondon. the Rev. to fine eroinarY. 4 , 8 to Gus for middling to good coloury mid- CHA iti,Es BARING, youngest son of sir Thomas Baring, A.... n rpw ha-s of Ra . t.. to CAROLINE, daughter of the late THOMAS READ Same day. at Prestotipatrick. Westmoreland, JOHN HENRY DAVENPORT. Esq.. solicitor, of this t iv n, to MARGARET, -fla &ul:liter of WILLIAM TALBOT, Esq., Lane House, extra flue quality brought 8;s per cwt. ; CO;. bags Costa Rica at K As to 4 s. 100 bags ordinary Maracaibo ; t 32s tti to *.55, i 2 tees 25 bags colou'y middling Rio at 465. and 130 bags low ; \ Maid Is at 2 s per cwt —4 .0 bags black Pepper brought - Tor, 8d per Is —No sales of Cccoa, liiuger, or Pimento.-0. 00 'bags near Kendal Bengal Rice sold at 8s fid to 88 gd for yellow cargo, 9s 6d to Smile day los 3d for bro en, I' sBdtol Is gd for middling to good white CR t R.I.PS Ninary i to an a smaii f. ,t of H eat 138 per cwt.— Kum. —1 he transac are 20.1 puns, coninst.ng of Demerara 32 to 35 per cent. 0 P , at 2s I,d to 3s 3d per gallon ; the market shows a tendency to nn prove, though no advance can yet be quoted. ;ions I of th, 9 0- )1 0- Lima, solid I3arwood, Ango.s 0 Cahoon ... . 3 1b— 12 1 P- Red San. Wood 3 10— Riga. P.T.It y head 3 I, Archangel.... none Dutch & Hem. BO 0— 8o ' 0 GALLS, cwt. Turkey, blue .. b 5 0 — mixed. East India 55 0- 55 0- GINGER, 4.1:1et, Jamaica 5•) 0— E. India, in bd. 18 0— riC3l, cwt. . . Aralric, Turkey 0 0— East Italia. 2 10— U Barbary Senegal qiiAl P. tun P'burg, clean. Riga, Rhine . outshot Archangel Manilla Bombay 13 0- 2 0- 3 0- - .6 u - - white ord. .. 22 U —23 0 111,119, Ox and Cow, I. lb good anu 6r1C24 o — 26 0 B. Ayres and Monte Video. TA t.t.ow ' 4. cwt. inferior & mid. 0 5 0 6 P'burgh, Y.O good & prime 0 63 0 8 Odessa. Do. salted 0 3i - - 0 3 ;,* Buenos Ayres... N B; a li i i i ier. salted ( o ) 15 : -- 0 6 TAR, IR hrl, dry salted 0 4 0 44 Stockholm ....17 0 —1 s n Rio, dry Valparaiso, dry 0 43 0 6 Carolina Odessa, &c. dry 0 5 0 6 Vi rg i n i a —— _ W. India, dry.. 0 43 0 0 .. i• . A RTAR, 43 CO. salted.. 0 3 0 44 Cream of Tartar6o 0 —64 0 East India .... 0 7 —lO 0 brown and ye 1.41 0 —5O 0 Kips, B.A. dry. N 7 0 g 4 THA, r lb. in band. Horse, d. each 12 0 —;8 0 Bohea, Canton 0 2 0 4 filintsh; 11Ain, 4, lb. Fokein - Short mixed - 2 . 2 long tails 1 6 2 0 Twankay, corn. 1 1— 1 12 combed livoloo, f. 11:. .in Bead. Pekoe, Orange 1 0 2 6 Bengal. Campoi, pur. & violet 0 0— 0 0 corn. to good none blue & violet 0 0— 0 u Hyson Skin.... 0 8— 1 0 blue violet, & fin 5 0— 5 6 S p oti m eho , ii ng o, , , C .efi o rn ill ye . 2 2 0 10 40 ___—__ : 1 0 : ord. & mid. 4 3 5 o good to fi ne 1 6 2 4 violet St cop.} 3 3 4 0 eu mixed „. Hyson, corn... 2 0 2 R cop. g. & fine. 3 6 4 0 ord. & mid. 2 6 3 6 Young Hyson 011 3 0 con. quality 2 2 4 3 Imperial Oude 1 4 3 6 Gunpowder Madras 2s— 4 u good and Gunpowder, 1 10 4 i, (inatimala.V• lb. TonAcco, la , lb. in bond. Floras ._ . 42 6 -43 0 41 6-42 0 0 0-0 p b 91 Archangel -42 0 -18 0 -0 10 Sabres 3 0— 4 0 Stemmed 0 33 .._ ; ': Cortes Carr ICaS, Flo. 3 9 4 6 Maryland •••• 0 o—o. r Sonres 1 0— 4 0 TURMERIC, 41. Cwt. in 6,:nd Cortes LAC D'ili, r th. TURPENITINE, '4 ,, Ca' D.T. and prime 1 6 2 2 ttt American .., mid. to good 0 6 I 6 VA 1.01:111,14 ton..,e 8 Or L & inter. 0 2 0 5 Smyrna, picked:3 0 MAI/MCI ROOTS :Pairt. Morea lu 0 . Sm) rna .. . .. 52 6 55 0 WAX, Bit s' Vi Mr, in Gond. Tripoli & Syria 0 o 0 A rican Frereh .. 46 0 —4B 0 East India ..,, 6 0 -... 7 0 lispjqi ..,,,,,..3J 0-- 34 0 American --14 0 9 0 -14 0 -i6 u -13 0 - 3 0 - 5 6 -,•;" 4. - 2 6c) itg. rr 20. d.—Birk Birkenhe enhead, .ad 49 0 --12 0 -25 0 • 3 8 g i ; ^ Zi Z : a; a F.' 4 OzH H H . Is . , is es es o ..,.....,. 8 x ••4 a g' • •••, r 3 sa. 0• • F; : !-' :". :.... txt . • -) sa. 1 , 1 : • . LO . . ... . . • . .". le Rey. J. Gaman. Mr, Aitss NEWSOM t St. Philip's Church. Mr. JOHN WILLI‘MS. IZA JANE, daughter• of Mr. NATHAN N 0.2 Piiot:t;oat, to E PAKICES. Same day, at St. P cramp tan, Mr. JOHN LATH BURY. jun , of ' Tox ' ieth Park, to LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, APRIL 17. BEsSIK, tourth daughter of Mr. JOHN ROBERT HUTTON, Business continued steady and to a fair extent in the early of Upper s anhope-street. Part or the week, bui, since the receipts of advices by the Boston Same day. at St. Oswa;d's (Mont. Chester, by the Rev. Thos. steamer on Tuesday evening, showing a continued falling off in R. loves, the Rev. LA • NCE S I CART n, ORRI•4, M.A., the receipts of Cotton into the ports, and a lower estimate of Rector or Thornton in Craven, son of the late Colonel Morris. the crop. the demand from the trade, as well as from exporters of th , Bengal Service, to CHARLOTTE, daught.r of SAMUEL and speculators. became extensive, and prices c f Au erican, Brook House, Chester. Brazil . , and Surat have improved generally id fair to good fair On the 15th instate - qualities of American are quoted id higher. The market closes to-day with less animation, the above advance having been barely maintained Taken on speculation. 80 r American, 1 ,, Pero nibuco. and loot Surat. and WoOl), to Al A RY. see nd daughter of SA MU eI:kitUFOKT Same d y, at St. Pete. 's Church, by the Rev. T. Halton. Mr MT I O NI [ l, O • lißrtf. eldest daughter of the late for export 8150 Au ericAn, 650 Pei nurribuco,l7 , l Maranharn. nd 1,3() Surat. Of 14 0 bales 5...- (rf Egyptian offered at public sale thief day, only 400 were sold, Rev. Cbris at a reduction of id per lb. A►l Saints' Church, Glovop, Derbyshire. by the ..aopher Howe. vie it J OsFPFI DUNBAVA.ND SMI i 11, ... i . of Ashton under-Lyne, to sTHER SARAH, daughter of SAMUEL OLIVER, E:1 , paper manufacturer, Dinting, near Glossop. Same day, at the Parish Church, Styckport, by the Rev. C. K. Present. M, A., Mr. JOHN RAMSCA It A STLEY, son of the late RTR Mr. Edward AstleY, surgeon, of Birmingham, to SARAH, thisyeai youngest daughter of Mr HOPVS 00D, of the Gl,,bz Inn, Duck _ infield, late of Hyde Hall. Same day. at Davertham Church, by the Rev. Cuthbert E. Hos ken, ca , ,t. HENRY HAYFIURsT PRA N 'E, of the Cartm.etra. to EMILY, th - rd daughter of RICHARD HOSKEN, Esq., of Cuthbert, Cornwall. Same day. in the Presbyterian Church, Karats, JAMES WILSON. Esq., of foe firm of Whson and D therty. Liverpool. to BES . ..Y. daughter or t e late JAMES MOORE, Isl.. of Ki ra a county of • nt:im, Ire and. Uu tl e 16th insta r, at the Parish Church, of St Br'dgetts, Clie,ter by the Rev. JO IN II ALL. ' l / 4 1.A Saddineton Rectory. I e cestetshi,e. WM. 'l' ANBROCK HAL ,of Grippe; hall, Esq.. to ANNE cLA RE. young st ttaugliter of the late Rev. JOHN COLLINS. 1 , .0051i on, Cheshite. same day, at St. Ma , y's Church. Walton-on.the. Hill, by the Rev. John Purton, Rector of Oldb •re, Salop. JOS , TIi AR M. STOON(i. Esq of this town. to MARTHA, youngest daughter of the late S AMUR , . BI• REY, Esq., of Eage-hill. Same day, at the Parish Church, Runcorn, by the Rev. M 1 48113 ) 216;76 } 1:411 ), 2697 q., Rt,c4. Barely. vicar. ROBERT EDWARDS. jnn., Esq.. of this town, to EIAZ thETH. daughter of RICHARD JANION, E savage, Cheshire 24837 DIED On the ith iftimo, at Ctunherland, Canada. aged 81, Mrs. lii BI 1.1,9 M'. ROI), relict of the late Major Roderick M•Leod, form rly of 13-tiemeanach. Isle of Skye. - - iO t the 6th uldroo, at Mo,.t ea), „in her 50th year, ESBILL Fi OK . It D. wife of Air. JOHN GALBRAITH, a native of Kin ros4. scothrid. On the isith ❑ltimo, at Quebec, in his 67th year, JAMES TELFER, Esq., me chant. of Ayr, Scotl nd. . . Same day, at Bytown. Utnada, aged 58, WM. BURTON, Esq for me,ly or the county Tipperary. „ ~,,,,,, &o. fseacn, "n his passage to New Yo k. by the packet ship Henry Ciay, in the prime of life. Mr. CllAttl.Es FIND N, winter, late of Devon street. He was one of the six unfortunate persons wh ) perished by thc. capsiz ing of the h ,at whist attempting to land from the wrccs, and has lel a wi 'ow and child to deplore h s untimely end. On the loth instant. in her 2sth year, JANE. mite of Mr. RICH AND W jun. Fox-street. Same day. in his ;stn 3e r, LOUIS EUSTACHE UDE, the O the 1 th in•tant, at the reside -ce of her nephew, Mr. Davies, -•ale bank Cottage. Mrs MAKGA NET HADGLEY, widow of the late Captain Juhn Haleley, of th's pot. Same day, aged 35 years, Mr. HENRY CROFT, soap manu factmer. slime day. at I ;._residence, in Anson street, aged 64, Mr THONAS i301./1 NE c , rn (lea er Same day, aged a years. KLE i n 0 rt. youngest daught rof Mr. B nTick NEY late equestriin of the Liverpool anti New York Commercial Inn. Thomas street On the 14 h instant. in t is tiwn aged 7 , years, Mr. HENRY M It ,11. watch hand maker, late of Present, . . Same day. at the house of his nnther, in Korhey-street. aged 41 years, Mr. SAMUEL H. SAMUEL, of Huskies in-street. eldest son of the late Henry Samuel, Esq.. universally esteemed end deep y regretted by his relati% es and friends. Same d..y, aged 75 years, at Ilol:and Grove. the residence of Peter Anderton, Esq., Miss DANNETr. She was aunt of AI rs. A nderton Sanie cloy. et his residence. Wtachurch, Salop VC I L , ON. Esq . lat.! of Liverpool ged 68, JOHN DAVIES, artist, late of 8:,m&• day, at her residence, at Bootle, aged (g. ANN WILLI ‘M kV 11..0 -I N, Esq. On the •th his nt, aced 'B, Mr. JAMES MA PP, tea dealer On the 16th inst aced 26, Miss ELIZABETH AIOLYNUEX Stick a d-street. Everson. , wife of . • n. ICK, letterpress printt r. lie was a native of GllsKow, pos , essi d consi terahle mental talent. and was deserved.) , esteemed b' his acquaintai c' and 1 rnfessional brethrPtt. Same d ty. at her residenc tr cted illness, aged 77, • Joseph SAX(111. she was a Ple.)saat-street site apr Ni RTHA ',AXON. relict or she la family of children and e:an frectienite mother to a ^u, emus qiilirett, a loud friend, tond had a heart tow4rds the poor. ORAGONETV!, the c..lenrrted double bass performer. exdired at his h.•use, in Leicester., qu ire. London, on Thur-day. lie by birth. and was h rn in 1754 or 17 ,2 for was a VC!IP At n ne year. of ale. Dom c then stndied the vinlit on the douhie end wt t votive neat famous vio onist, and At th rteen Dr primo basso at the Opera Buff.' ,ss. to the a the same position at the At eighteen he was cue' then went t.) Vice At foorteen he was promoted t id Opera heria " at -an Benetro Arnari double Msg. from Vicenza he visited Pruitt i. atter which he was offered an eneacem nt as principal contr. basso at the King's Theatre in this c,iu try, in which he remaioed up t i his death. Dra , nneiti w a eccentric in his habits, hut bad an 1 ardent attachment f o r hi s ar t. Hi s co v rsation was cerit. us z ^^" -- ---z ` - orri the strance mixture or French, Italian, and He W la most punctual and honourable in his For 60 yea s he and his co le gue, Lindley were " Ike t heir paces in an orchestra. Drag untti trtiment which, we nod, r-t it.d, he has be st Vernce. as close to the staze door of in ord kept hi, bel ,ved ['neighed to sat' Marc it might be saved if the event of fire. As a performer he was the gleatest executaa ever known. Hews th , .! Paganioi of the doe ale I), 8 4 tiv eriul po of the least ( - 4 his Rife The conformatton of his hand. wa, particalariy favourable for his muscular p On the !tit instant. ANN, the el , ief.t daughter of NICHOLAS ROBI qSON. Esti., Smiley, Aigbartta. 0 19 , h nstant ELIZA isE. CRITCIILEY. prenter, of this town. S , !me day, at his residence. Clifton Park, Birkenheal, TIIOS MAYNA E-q. Same ray. M tRY WINIFRED, the beloved w fe of L. Ii THOM AS. m isier• marine , of No. 27. Cambildo-street. TH. daughter of the IateJOHN SAILING DAYS Of THR NEW YORK AND BOSTON STEAMFRq AND PACKET-SHIPS, TO AND FROM LIVRRFOOI. From New Yo. uri;er s, E drill Ashhtirtott. Ho J tt. ly St New York Cro 'dente. Alle. liver fool 1 4 :1 r She) id an Corti i 1G•. Hr From Bosto I • Brit .on TIDE TABLE I Mvx. ILIEIGHTI I s /I Friria - ; :?4 I Satitrdal Son-tap .96 1 Mot Way. 27 1 i 15 6 1 52 l9 4 .! 11 I 9 4 I tiackst4f uer, Buysley HOLVDA TR. ET, t. Georg A Sunday , after Easter ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS From the 9th to the lsth April, in 'Prices paid lira I/se week. SALES OF TOE WEEK 15 , Sea Island.. _ stained 8781 Bowed Georgia fMobile 7650 11 A'abama and Tennes '2B 40 New Orleans i{ Kinambueo & Parai.. CO 101 °1 Arica and Ceara 1260 Bahia and aceio t Si o , l { s .vl a a .g ran u ha te m i d Ilia Is = .. Demerara, Surinam Ike , I 26dio,EL yptian hi 20 Barbadoes ....Peruvian .... Bahama.. !Laguayra ..'Common West India 10 rarthßeena 20 Smyrna 3280 at . . 180 Madras Bengal 53360 bales PRICES OF SHARES Birkenhead and Holyhead Junction 4, 2 , j Lancashire arid Cheshire hp—Chester and Chester and Birkenhead t ew .42O•shares hp- tp—East Lancashire. No. 1. o— East Lanca.hire, No. a. 4p Kdinlins gh and Glasgow 7la—Glasgow and Dumfries I. —Grand Junction Quarter shares 261 p x. n.—Huddersfield, Cana: and Railway 2d—Huddersfield and Sheffield ?lid—Liver pool and Leeds Direct 3s. 6d. d—i iverpoel and Bury 64 p—Li. verpm , l and Bury New-shares 23s gcl. I *p—Live.pool. Orm-kii k and Prestin 6s. p—Leeds and Thirsk aid—Leeds and Thirsk New. shares ?id—Manchester and Birmingham ,ti}—Manchester and Birmingham Quarter•shares B) 84p—Manchester and Birming- ham Continuation 19s. d—Manchester, Midland and Great Grimsby id—Manchester and Leeds Extension-shares r3p Midland £4O shares 1 lb—Northumberland an:l Lancashire 18s. d— North Staffordshire lip—Rugby and liuntingdon Bs. fd. d—Shdffield and Manchester loft—Sheffield and Manchester Quarter-shares, No. 3. (Scrip) id—Sh ffield and Lincoln id— Shrop hire Union 7.ailway and Canal • d— South Eastern arid Dover 3 ii—Routh Eas ern and Dover New.shares, No. 1, lip— Ulster Bb Dutch Rh nish j. 18s. tid. jp—. THAN AND Dove VALI.HY.—The directors of this company will return 12s. tid. per share foithwith, and a further sum on the wincin g up of the affairs of the company. OF COTTON, clusive. ThisW k 38og LirtOs, lilarriagrs anD ißratbo BIRTHS. On the 10th instant, the wife of Mr. NICHOLLS, of the Ea I cl: 3th •nstant, at Winds D tNI EL L. POTTS. of a daughter ham lio!el, of a son On t r-street. Toxteth-park, the w 4th in'tant IRISU WEST COAS coast of Ireland will be ci t- the old world and the new Fe been na me d t o th e B oar d e Limerick stands far anti a s sition. The little island I nexol ioo lik farther v I Lim• r countrr eatteld, near Greenock A. TAYLOR, 1 DUTF( Ferry Palk, Cl tiOVEN, one to Madam( start, at Edinburgh, by the Rev. Dr. A LES COTION, Esq.. Birr ham, to MA ate WILLIAM BI IBA LD, daughter of Lt Rev. Robert Shirley Banbury, NIA.. Mr. iIOSES DODD I:i , lington. London, to SARAH, second daughter of THOM Chesharn, WILLIAM N. WALKER, to EMMA MARTHA, youngest daugh hanishire On the s ame day. at fcrk Marown, Isle of Mau. Mr. RICHARI Adolph Alrictc Hansen. Mr. ROBERT GEORGE SIICACY, %vim and spirit merchant, Manchester, to MARY, the younges laughter of Mr. JOHN WOODAUFV, import surveyor of he Majesty's Excise, in this town. On tha 12th instant, at at. Philip's Church, Mr. THOMM. LAING. mariner, to MARGARET, daughter of tie late Air r n • LI. •/.1 wife of J n the 16th instant, Mrs. Or, the IS , h instant at THOMAS A. BUSH BY, of On the tors of Pru-slan Silesia 11 A Y.S. the celebrat. d tr lie. CH El' AR SELECTIONS. PORT FOR THE ATLANTIC.- point on the western him, thrir si,icere re evened d occu- Bdt )ressly for e Court of men, wholly g Mr. Perry Governer-General of to Lard had been urovoid me of the orien'al viceroyship promised to repair it in a .rt thi, temptation would not hate drawn hint trr tical arena where he had won all past tri there existed the least I.kelitiood that offs thrown open to him at h Toe. e waA ver, of such an vveiii. h Suffered • crrm reverse_ the Home Secretaryshi looked anzioudy to se , but Mr. Peri was appui i; pool, in fact, cool , ' not ay.. srrviceg. The King woo d e,c Had Mr. Canning help. d ' Queen—had be not cure geance by holding aloof have been at the head 0( disguise abut the antin4 the realm" towards 11Ir India was smeloncd ‘i it and Lora SALK Mr Cinning r E' FFECT OF FREE TRADE t all ili:erior soils, the pr the market with the grist lanes will be thrcmn otA of cul ivat atl tuning out o Nox, many persons ad .1. CI his . fie ently con,idering t nr.we4 but they do Hp at fortunate j . ct by their designing 1 down," they are tat in this expect phi. had ould be power, i Li M r. Can thm current of royal ven -3 the p os cation—hc might v.•ry th ,ing• no lertt to tile ii 0 fertil t fore w It ii tlit interests must be lnvut;il to the ruin. become of the farmers an I lab mu-ft; w ployed in the ealtivoi;m ~t' to save them from bein, of livelihood? In Eng, of the population Rill tin mand for manufactures. c Ord .; but now long it u-e t dap.; themselves to ma ,tif, se. y, what suff,ring th .y will have accommod it, bat in Ire-Lind where tin r- a no suih compeasating pow r. 14c employed populalon ? Will any man be bold (-name if suggested), that the ex‘!,..i, c si 1 el by this extra redundant , effe. t of encouraging ear, land ? and that thu- the e I w4l bri Cheapness of litho, r Wny, have v Lai labour in Iriland at N rat.- lov vv.'s sufficient to preserve 1 e? • tendency to such a result as t.i. and is it likely that increased war t, that _ sery, will introduce amongst our purple tho-e habits of order, of self-respect, of des:re to b tter their condition, of respect for proper v an i lif. ; ihe want of =- r. tias his hitherto my-tilted Cr depr 1 , hey Id the freedom of i 1 he able to t.,cturrs wivtt is to becom •o ony (ice hnv , ur. occa- up in Ire Its tra ri remedy.— irre !wen any • ..e arcurniii-oion of capital id Ir:Lod, or dri en it from her a ores? Tio-sa must inevit4b4 follow n r •peal of the core-Inns must be, first, a va't :smut of cultivation, which wII oc ion material refit rents—and observe, tb t . I be cultural labour and cspi al tinown out t than that which was engaged on t ,, ese inter much 'hat none of the lands ati 1 retaine will admit of being cultivated so highlv ; have its effect upon the further reduein secondly, we will have tens i.f thou-an men literally turned out to bee their bre& of those whose reduced tircums ces will little ability ; however a. exp•rience h; may hive inlreased tilt it re , dine.. to b Universify Magazin.p. e e sci I he murb mor al tbll re sults r land thri►wn out m of rd in mil tivatioil thi4, too, will OUtry- -11t401i* EASTERN DisPENz-AltY. Report of cases for the week e! Persuns relieved at the Oi.pensry 11t8 visited at their ow', home Fhysician. Dr. Ash T •tal er geons, Mcs,rs Apothecary WEEKLY REFoitT OF THE FE' WORKHOUSE tiOsPiTAL APRIL 18. 1816 Fever and Small Pox Medical aid Surgical Muds kti Relieved Lying•in Wards Luck .. Fever and &nal, P,.x bled c and Suraica Consular House Su A potheca 1 y PREMIUMS OF . INSURA LONDON & LIVERFC Dem. & I New York, Bc ;Mina. Batavi. New Sc nd Consuintita Cape de 'V e Gottenburg, Stockholn Riga, &c. Petersb Oporto PRICES OF TIMBER IV' Li %jou'', Deals, IS itand. th. duty ',Edo Archangel, ltieinel Gothen burg y brag .. Petersburg. PLANKs, pei footof 2 tut DRY Z ig, Bed British A►net I.Artnt Goo.) Dar, Brit 0 36 per c Danzig, C. F TIMII.ILII, I; !.femel Itiga,red, mdary co ,cement of t I Dublin Unit CANNING'S RETI RE OFFICE IN Board of I I made p deep r re gjrc I at the circa by which his conduc pied tipA arduous E stil hither mark the fAlowinz M India Stock: at a s the purpose. passe. strOlig t, lawny of rf Directors, seconded an, ,u, oppo,ed in politics to Mr t. of the " Morning Ch o ii scarcely a:)other year Li ad Directors, eager to recall still more to that service i interested, afered him the, Mr. Canning ac soca after the coma a - inoun as the suec s pecuniary point of view, ceptab'e to him. His pr ably strait ned, and t htro rry the un t C.M6 hat ott bren em- his pot Con ambt day. Al 3 P. It AND }RI I lc se, ad Is Id 2 1 - thems !I Ong )p ri• were nu ap-• hag ,re vho rive