The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-03-03 00:00:00

.tbipping TUESDAY, Fan. 24.—Wind S., fresh. AR RIVED.— Goshawk, Dobson, and Woodmansterne, liender 'lye'', from Alexandria—Lapland, Walker, and Parsee Merchant, l' n ole. from N ew O r l eans —Al p h a, Ames, from New York— brenda, Reed, from Leghorn—lndus, W a lk er , f rom Malta— pesurrecionc, —, from Trieste Astrea, Meincke, and ma, Ra mpant, from Stettin Mercurius, Bernholna, and arolina Ande son, —, from Tarragona. 41LP:b.—Windermere, Tanner, for Africa—Larch, Laidly, Tor Val paraiso —Charlotte, Jameson, for Leghorn. Mahaica, Jump, from Demerara, at this port. Ou 215th Feb. off Rallycotton, was in contact with the little Pet, from Cork for Swansea, when the latter sunk. Crew saved by the Mahaica Sultana. Longmulr, hence at Monte Video in 47 days Plata, hence at eitto Moult, Slater, hence at St. Michael Byzantium, Thurtell, hence at Constantinople in 3 days Claire Marie, Bead!, hence at Zierickzee Tartar, Nicker, hence at Ilelvoet Antonius, Goverts, hence at Antwerp Konigsberg Pack• t, Bakker. hence at Ostend Rob Roy, Dryburg, and Emilia, Dad , on, he! es at Rio Janeiro Argo, Haack, hence for Danzic, at ICeven, wit h damage Magic, Quance, sailed from Smyrna 3ru Feb.; Andromache, Hunter, and Quiz, Luke, lJth Feb. all for Liver; 00l LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, MARCH 2. ._. . We have hal a smaller supply of Cattle at market to-day thin last week—the whole, or nearly so, was sold at high prices. Beef sid to did per lb. Mutton lid to Bid. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, MARCH 2 22..1-aPlan, Walker, from Orleansthis port. On th ' 2l l Jab., d in lat. 33, lon. 61 N , ew discovered a t barque under do-e e - Q"e!efl mainsail, and double-reefed spanker, with the words sin king, stove, & c. ," an d a l so apparently Lydia," chalked 2 1,1 her side ; th e pumps were constantly going, and the English Zirlist,eslmen, union do wn , t h e j ac k h a lf -mast, an d ot h er s i gna l s o f !_.s flying. Th e L ap l an d b ore d own to h er, an d roun d e d-t o ane ose under her lee. but was unable to render any active assist from the heavy gal e bl ow i ng a t th e ti me . Th e L a pl a nd ; V itel rapidly to leeward, and lost sight of the barque during nigh t Bertha Mitchell, hence at ronstantinople Pert 31st ance Can , Perrie, from Naples at Palermo, and sailed for this J . Otter,. ox sailed from Leghorn for this port 11th inst. __Auguste siar.e, Nicolm, and Joseph, Kirkhove, hence at Ant __p lf oo dstock, Nicholson. and St. George, Wright, from the Mau ritius, i ; Margaret, Creighton, from Odessa • City of the r ;l an, M•L ac hl an. from Kertch ; Sophia, Rnly, ' from Naples ; 14abeth Scotland, Stewart, from Marseilles; and Prince of from Licata. all at Cove , from TatigiA•s at ditto, leaky, and must dis rlargaret, Gibson, from L'Arache at ditto fOr a ri., minehim hence for Constantinople; Enphemia, hence St. Thomas's ; Sampson, Butcher, hence for Malaga; and Fleece, Jenkins, hence for Lisbon, all at Kingstown Ro thschild, Cor n f or th, hens.at Trincomalee 10th Jan. tister,, Christon, hence at Madras loth Jan. ~rances Sharp, sailed from (Lao for London 4th Jan. T he Ursula sailed from Bombay for Calcutta 7th Jan. Hari)* „ nger, Candlish, fro m Chi na a t Arijer, and sailed for 14°'.(lon lath m a .tiov, let De g e gie, Spence, from China at ditto, and sailed for this port . Olt Po b ert Syers Dec., Atkins, from Singapore at ditto, and sailed for rt 2nd Nairg i nald Heber, M'Farlane, hence at Batavia Ist Dec., and I d for Samarang 24th Dec. ganhoe, Simpson, hence at ditto 23rd Dec. fn. L e tt Saw' entain Cocker, from Batavia at Sourabaya, and loading no t t • Bei damin Heape, Gibson, sailed from Singapore for Port Phil- Dec. i4rnPero, Moor, s a il e d f r om ditto for London 28th D ec . arm ion Ewing, from Hong Kong at Manilla v ir uee nof England, Pe a r s o n , f rom C a l cu tt • a t Wha m p oa b ee ea ssian, Hoare, sailed from Shanghae for this port 6th SoThe . Emily cleared at Fhanehae for this port 23rd Nov. r'is, Johns, from Calcutta at the Mauritius r e ,". King, hence at Hong Kong •th _•ella, Hay, from Whampoa at ditto, and sailed for Siam en• tlo4 n ni ) Mallory, from Whampoa at ditto, and sailed for Lon- Joh • O'Gaunt, M'Dnnald, from Whampoa at ditto, and ealLej for this p or t gth D ec. re,ra 12erpool, Bland, from Manilla at ditto, and sailed on her 9th Dec. 004 n lester, liullin, from Wharopoa at ditto, and sailed for this 1 5th Bi N a Dec . for p " 'ME, JAN. 10.—The Benjamin Heap. from Singapore 1 ;t Port cirt PWllip went on shore on Alligator Reef, near Khio, Dec., • tent a cc but was got off after being lightened, without appa uarnage, awl pr. ceeded eesANctrAit, DEC. le.—The Larpent, West, for Cork, in ceding down the Woosung, on the sth instant, grounded on ,1 but floated off shortly, apparently with rudder braces bll 4 ,1 , and may have to be lightened to repair thorn f o rPn ?to, FEB. U.—The Jacob Pennell, Martin, from M?- tsortrit_r Liverpool, was driven on shore at Carnsore Point, this Rill u g , and is likely to go to pieces. Part of the crew are n board farksUiLooon, FE B . 22.—Th e Gl or i a. L oes t w it z, f rom Li verpoo l e re _ ettin, was driven on shore this morning in Landrum Bay. p; , ° ,,,s_aved to,smayrn, FEB. 22.—The Flirt, Davies, from Liverpool for )3,slitiriople, has put in here with the loss f foremast, ib ?'" and maintopmast ; bore up from Cape Finisterre j be e 4 n 4 . lB * FEB. o.—The Dee, from Honduras for Liverpool, has totally lost Vrenn"a4. Fart. 7.—The Standard, Fawcett, for Demerara, Of a I ° sea on the 17th u t., with loss of two anchors and part ch ain and stream cable WErvb,,.„ „ r „ , ED RITARV 25.—Wind W.S.W. fresh. tr olli n t i"° • --- Scotland, Paul, from Calcutta—Wallace, Main, l 'oUt,p. 4ll4()— R , bert Whiteway, Mackie, from Islay—Bo nan za, !tom S' 40d Chimborazo, White. from Arica—Sultana, Rogers, Orteur, from Zante—ll. Fortunata, CaLo, wile e. 0 101 i-1 , art of Devon, Tonkin, from Ancona—Provi for Naples—Fraraiska, Vella, from Palermo—Ve- Plor a, ' s "ge. from Catania— Pigeon, Iliscock, from Leghorn— I l esUrr . I livan, from Tarragona—Raven, from Santanch r -4,1; f l on. from Trh ste—Lucy, Hic,,man, from St. John, danl a ",„ , It h loss of topmast, f renia , t-head, &c. am'. rudder b e u a gale in lat. 47, long. 52 Chris' ) %ail ed na, naleson, from Batavia, at the Muuritius, and s 'or Cork 1i th Dec. anta• H • at Madras, for water, and sailed for this I) ° , t 4thDec.Harvey, A ss ioPea, Hodgson, at Calcutta lip.. ecto for i t from ditto 10th Dec. and Akbar, Giles, Dec,. both tor this port '.,,,,ententina, Symons, hence at St. Michael's anavvriilliarn, Morrison, and Mary Jones, Cothay, hence at Alex- P ▪ antaloon, Candler, and 'General Sale, Johnson, sailed from unto for this port 2 ird Jan. Paddon. sailed from Marseilles for this port 18th Feb. Agricola, Patten, from Calcutta. at Deal G. Dean. Spuring, hence 1,,r Beirout, at Beaumaris F• lying Fish. Howe, 4 t. Mich al's'. both at h Kniengstownce for Galatz, and Ellen, Gardner, for 0 Dorsburgh, Sin th, from Lima, a c d T en d os, Graham, from 4 oa , a, both at Cove „the John florrocks, that was on shore near Leasowe, was th e 9.ff last night, with considerable damage, a n d b roug h t i nto c ast t.,Z;tb Ras, Jan. B.—Only three ve sse l s h ave sa i l e d w i th emi. 11,4' ra to this date, namely, Nestor, with 231 ernigrait's, for the k„ra ; Tory, with 20, for Bethke: and Morley, with 293. vie r ixi mwing vessels were in the Roads. and wou'd sail in all dad L a n With emigrants ; John Wickliffe, Martin Luther, ; a ,,Y Kennawi.y, tor D Anerara ; William Abrams, for Trini- Wax(l Tropic. for Jamaica. "asiii n r °Rn Feb. 23 —The cargo of the Jacob Pennell is moor I,: shore; the ship still holds t oge th er .—Th e l r id e , t he for Liverpool, was t o t a ll y wrec k e d l ast n i g h t i n Lae e ar al Lake, near C. , rsore Point; only a very small part of teasels ..° and a few of the materials saved. Crews of both Javed. T HURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26.—Wind S. fresh. L 'oun,i' vi co• —John Clerk, Desbro, from St. John, N'.B —Grey. ,Z!.. fr ° l n Terceira—and Saghalian, from China. i' b--- Noldan Thomas for New Orleans—Premier, New tune':°l Lisbon —Cheshire, King, for Barbadoes—Galway lass, _‘.llti a or V Dunbury, for Philadelphia— kin, nil, Robinson, for Halifax—Sultan, Main, for the Cape of ti(lO 4 O , ll 6 ° P . F and Calcutta — Autalean , Ward, for St. Thomas— ,_tobb, for New York—Spirit, Stokes, for Made.ra 13..viaes, t). H folrackie, for Demerara and Honduras—and Good ilosto,n. 1 , 1 4. ec ,, d, from St. John, N.B. at this port. On the 2'rd Jan qop " • 39 ,10ng 60, ssed ihe American barque Arab, aban ecl, • n the 25th Jan. in l a t. 89, l ong . 57, t e ll i n w i t h the - ` 4l to,,;!' l4 '}'. from St. Andrew's for London, waterlogged A4 4 ,, 1. '. cif the crew 411 e0 Harrison. from Valparaiso, at Pernambuco, and v o ..ior this p ort 10t h Jan. 1 2th rerts, Czar, sailed from Trieste for Madeira, and this porti r,Oc e L. ; Costanza, and O zare , S erra, 15th Feb. for this por . oCg il • Brooks, from OdessaiMaxim, Currie, from Leghorn' • Po t .,"nr. Gibs on , f rom Marseilles, all at Cove t yn ‘pr, M oore. from Alexandria. at Milford ' Goldsworthy, from Pernambuco, at Cowes toh, out tney, hence for Leghorn, at Holyhead Grecn • ,V ic : Bence at ambuc Reg o ard, Pallott; Severn, and Astrea, Pern ' sorxxiv.— Maio, from Shangbac for Liverpool, 7th k% f0.. 14t. I N. (Straits of Gaspar); City of Derry, from Hong London, 21st Nov. in the Straits of Sunda ; Albert k 1 4 dga from China for Liverpool, and Sir Edward Ryan, from t di t , 4 mr London 22nd Nov. in the Straits of Sunda, (the Sir spoke the Co:die, and the Caledonia in _the ti t i .lv ell ' .4 ); Lady Bute, from Sharighae for London, _Srd Nov. fr om Mauritius 27th Dec. off Cape Elizabeth ; Mau ih ' t In China for L,ndon, ist Jan. in lat. 2o s, long. 6 , 4".hg l ...spolie the Zoe, from Mauritius, 23rd Dec. very leaky, 001 s n '' t o the Cape of Good Hope, to refit); Mary Stewart, I , lito n -41.0, aya and Simon's Bay for Belfast, 12th Jan in lat, k • Chieftain, from Valparaiso for Liverpool, 12th I• 4 Thi, ‘ „"L s ' l N, long. 16 W Cloofro nPorin, Feb. 21.—The Northumberland Maid, M•Fer- Voti:, Liverpool for London erry, struck on the rocks at 4 t of I t' i n this river, this morning, and filled with the tide 8e cr ew saved• 14 ti1t,,, , , Feb. 25 —The Doctor, Luke, from' Liverpool for , oils put :nto Kingstown leaky, having truck on JE sh .nto. Feb. 25.—The Swift, from Liverpool for New tLierim'l struck o n the P 1 itters, ai 1 have to discharge and i nio r ,„ 's Me repairs. The Banbury, from Liverpool to Cork, - C Yltiran, has discharged most of her cargo i n goo d I'r4Vltx• ti 4 iss ß A Feb.p 7.—TI a screw-steamer Marmora, on 1 6 , he go hence to Beirout, got on shore on the Spalmidores ns . - 1 1 it l. ' fea red wil n if of Selo, dur:n t wrhi, k weather, on the sth itant, l become awreck FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27.—Wind S. liiSrit t _ B ;',. - -'heridan, Cornish. from New York sailed sth Na from Ancona—Emerald, from No. 411 ~,1▪ 11 Ve .Scott, from Na ssau—Zante, from Tobasco—Maia, In?„elL 0 01 China • sailed from Sharighae 2nd Nov. and from Llth ultimo—Thomas Mellor, Bruce, from Maceio— .,,,,• ;"4111.. Sarre from Jersey. 41,),44).-iStenhen' Whitney,for New Yirk—Eliza. De Boer, kr 'N . '. itti c r r ;a Wellmina, Voss, for Rotterdam—Felicity . , Rid -4.. ~`•adi) , f,ohn Tomkinson , for Jartiaica—Jane, Pennington, I'o,l:,,—„iiachel, Brown, for Batavia—Trial, Curtis, for Naples to p oet it ; wand, for Lisb,;n—Lockinvar, Draper, for Barcelona ko tor ,! l itto_ Ur . Bache. for St John, N.B.—Alexander Edmund, Mab, Rowe, and .Samaritan, Davie, fix Hong 04 A es letllever, Johnstone, for Barbadoes—t eraph, Mather, for onstant ope. no!eo, Smith, for Gambia—and Jenny c ol in 4 4 "'bus xi, . ..00d, hence at New York mardock, hence at Boston 73N v6;,f and Eblana, Moppett, hence at Gibraltar C ' hence at Havre Nlllo,,aaolbert. hence at Savannah I.piLdelphil'a• Cope, Mierckeu, and Levant, Foulke, hence at ,h is tet, Snowdrop, Lelean; Rival, Caithness, and Whela n. pe. hence at I.isbon ,fler, and Ark, Johnston, hence at Charleston %; tio 'en G rats. hence at Alcoa Bay p!.t/f Gerroall. Herrmann, and I dare, Adare, hence at the Op, )1;+te4.1.7. hence at Pernambuco 111 11.1. 44t oot a fieY ; Clarissa Andrews, Colby ; Coromandel. '0 -1 ' "‘Ylon Mullio•an • Satellite, Bainbridge ; Damascus, °Baia I Van Bulkeley ; Gong', Slater; Charles H umbers ttnrk, •Ilompson, and Lanarkshire, Turner, hence at N 0111444,10 enni Stephenson • B rlin, Baker Raahannock, I,nshd; Ilona Dea Brown e • Judah Tonro , Marcy; George ~ih 8s 'fiCubshing; Osprey, ' Brown ; Emily ' Taylor, Howes; Aeterldn. Reed Ann Jeffryes, Ci.rter ; Albatross, -- n. Duly, and Hero of Acre, hence at New Orleans O t tit S4 TUA 4 RD —Y, FEBRUARY 28.—Wind S., light. tt iSfr otri •:^ Luna Packet, Staunton, from Demerara—Bran -40% t - --Air n eona ; crew sick—Met;sarelo, Santeho, frr tVttelan4e rooks. Jackson, from China—Martha, Kelly, fro, ' Express. Cu hbon, from Maranharn—Alice, "? Yeat:! JsmaicE—Pron ise, Pines, from Chart s top—and from New York. SUNDAY. MARCH I.—Wind South, moderate ARRlVED.—Washington Irving, Codner, from Boston— Gem, from Terceira—Alecto, Anwyl, from Mauritius—Cathe rine, Codner, torn Rio de la Hache. The Victoria was to sail in ten days for Liverpool. SAIL Ml).—Flora. Marren, for St. Michael—Hope, Miller, and Princess Royal, Clarke, for Calcutta—Louisa, Gait, for Balti more—Minerva, Parker, for St. Joh , , N.8.--•Mary. Bonetich, for Bahia—Carlotta, Lagana, for Palermo- Caroline, Ahrens, for Riga— Georgina, Hubner, for Stettin—Catharina, Norrie, for Venice, &e. Spartan, Thompson, for St. John, N.B has put back, leaky, with loss of water, having experienced a continuance of heavy weather. Bore up from the Banks of Newfoundland. Doctor, Luke, hell ce for G nraitar, that put into Kingstown 25th Februarr, with damage, having struck on the Kish Bank, has been brought back t Liverpool to be repaired Princess Victoria, Thomas, hence at Marauham Ceres, berm.: at Swinemunde Kestrel, Ocean, and Ocean Queen, hence at Apnlichleola ISLAM. Feb. 23.—The Indust.y, J seph. from Liverpool for Mithel, St' 1) ,vid, is on shore on the south side of this island and lull of water MO'N'DAY, MARCH z 2.—Wind S.W. fresh ARRlVED.—Elizabeth, ft om Rotterdam—and D;sdernona, from New Orleans. SAILED.— Monarch. Brown, for St. Lucia—Anne Jane, Smith. for Calcutta—Bahoo, B irker, for Bomb ty—Village Girl, \\Toed, for Bahia—and Sweet Home, Collie, for Rio Grande. Patrick Henry, Delano, from New York, at this port; sailed gth Feb. in company with a fast sailing New York pilot boat, said to be the hearer of Government dispatches Columbus. Green, from Maceio, at this port; sailed 36th Jan. and from Pernambuco 3rd Feb., performing her voyage out and home in 74 nays Creole, Clarke, from Charleston. at this port; sailed 1I th Feb. In lat. 39, tong. ag, lost stern boat, bulwarks, part of stern and bowsprit, &c. Lord Sandon, hence at New Orleans About lee bales of Cotten will be saved in a damaged state from the Jacob Fennell, on shore near Wexford. the 'vessel is a complete wreck Venilia, from Rio, at . Pernambuco Princess Welgen, from Newry, at Cove, for St. John, N.E. out 54 days Ohio, Sangster. from Odes Waterloo, Allen. hence at .sea, at Cove New York Faugh-a•Dallagh. from Dublin to Savanilla, has put back to Dublin, with considerable damage. atter being ont SS days aniseanna, -, from China, at Kingstown, driven up St. George's Channel by B,W. gales. LONDON GAZETTE. TUESDAY, FEB. 24. --- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Featherstone and R. Kirkpatrick, Gaythorn, Lancashire, hra- .founders—Wallwork, Wallwork, Barnes. and Nightingale, Heath Charnock, Lancashire, colliers; so tar as regards R. Wallwork—J. Barker and W. C. Brown. Manchester, merchants —J. flardcastle and S. Hill, Bolton le•Moo s, brick-makers—J. Sutcliffe and S. Roberts, Leeds. sharehrokers—W. &J. Stubbs, Warrington and Rotherham—W. Sutcliffe and E. Binns, Bow ing, dyers—Ft. White and J. Wilson, Noble•street, Falcon-sq., London, cotton•manufacturers—W. Mabson and J. T. Smith, Stanton-by. Dale, Derbyshire, ironmasters—J. and J. C. Grace, Liverpool, painters—P. Murray and J. Flesher, Preston, con tracto: s—J. Orme a.-.d M. Taylor, Macclesfield, silk•trimming manufacturers—D. Nisbitt, jun., Sheffield, and J. Oxley, Ro therham, ironmasters VQ. Freek and J, W. Beall, Leeds, millers. BANKRUPTS Joseph Walton, Liverpoo', coal-merchant, March 3, April 14 at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy. Soli citor, Mr. Robinson, Liverpool . official assignee, Mr. Turner. Stephen Vertuc. Liverpool, merchant, March 13, April 14, at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court of B:nkruptcy. Solici tors, Messrs. Harvey and Falcon, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Cazenove. Henry John Todd and Edward Todd, Bow Churchyard. City, and Liverpool. drapers, March 6, April 6. at the Bankrupts' Court, London. Solicitors, Messrs. Soles and Turner, Alder manbury ; official assignee, Mr. Whitmore. Wiliam Looghottom and Ralph Bentley, Rochdale, Lanca shire, Wfiamerchants. Henry i'earson Coles, Wickham Market, Suffolk, innkeeper, Richard lilrby Frankish, Scarborough, Yorkshire, joiner. Abraham Frehont, jun., Steward-street, Spita:fieids, London, silk-manufacurer. Robert Garland, Walham-green. London, corn chandler. Edward Steane Harley, Birmingham, grocer. Samuel and William lloldsworth, Drighlington, Yorkshire, corn-rniilers. Samuel Hutchinson, Bradford, Yorkshire, stockbroker. Jonathan Knights, Great Melton. and Thurgarton, Norfolk, cattle-dealer. William Kitson, White-street, Bcrough, soap-manufacturer. George Moir, John's-row, St. Luke's, London, shoemaker. William Rowiandson, Wakefield, surgeon. Charles Self, Sun street, B:shopsgate Without, London, plumber. CERTIFICATES To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before March 17. J. Collins, Salford, brewer—H. P. Gray, Caroline-st., Eaton square, horse-dealer—G. 11. Bosh, Edgeware•road, Marylebone. upholsterer—W. Gill, Leadenhall-marker, City, poulterer—A. Tulley, Hackney, grocer. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTH OF FRIDAY. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Pilling and A. Brierly, Rochda'e, Lancashire, cotton-Spin ners—J. Brierley, J. Pilling, and A. Brierley, Well-field, I sues shire, cotton-spinners; as tar as regards J. Pilling—J. Fooley, sen. and J. Pooley, j Manchester, cotton-spinners—A. An drews and S. Wild, Oldham, Lancashire, cotton spinners. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. James Chaloner, Chester, currier. W. Hay and J. A. Titterton, London-road, Surrey, oil and colourmen. H. P. Price, Holywell, Flintshire, linen draper. J. Hughes, Marchesser, pr ovision dealer. J. A. Dow, Romford, Essex, draper. W. F. Mills, High llo:born, gun maker. T. Strndgate. Cha• cery-lane, London, auctioneer. J. Warner, Garforth, maltster. INSOLVENT. Feb. 26, G. T. Walker, Porstaea, Hampshire, draper. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Jan. .214, William Carey, Stouport, Worcestershire, victualler. Feb. 7, Phillip Phillips, Birmingham, steel-pen-maker. BANKRUPTS. Edward Williams, Bishopsgate- street, London, linen draper. Lewis Reis, James Power, and Gustavus Koenig, Fenchurch street, London, soap-manufacturers. George Butler Earp, London, ship broker. John Sandaver, Kenton-street, Brunswick square, London, cabinet maker. Richard Child., Queen Anne-street, Cavendish-square, Lon don, tailor. William White, Aylesbury, tailor. William Bnll Harvey, Herbert-street, New North-road, Lou don, mercer. John r hirt, Broad-street, Lambeth-butts, grocer. Ahiaham France and William Pullon Lawton, Leeds, st ck • brokers. Abraham France, Leeds, share-broker. John Wright, Tamworth, scrivener. Isaach - r Roberts, Mold, Flintshire, grocer. Henry John Barker, Flixton, Lancashire, logwood grinder. Thomas Parnell, Manchester, laceman. G urge Perry, Stroud, Gloucestershire, coach builder. Joseph Metford Bath, wine-merchant. John Godfrey, idsomer Norton, Somersetshire, linen-draper Samuel Evens, Wigan, Lancashire, cotton-spinner. John Brock, Chester, in..keeper. James Correll, Boston, Lincolnshire, shipowner. DIVIDENDS. March 20, J. Marriage, jun , Moul ham, Essex, miller—March 24, J. F. Cork and J. L. De Carle, New Bond-street, London, coach builders—March 24. J. T. Ashton, Pall-mall, London, tailor—March '24, R. Payne, Hatton-wall, London, brass founder—March 24, G. Atkins, Liverpool, brewer—March 24, J. Parr. South Wharf-road, Paddington. coal dealer—March 24, J.Cross, Bristol, provision-merchant—Marcia 26, W. Perkins, St. Wollos, Monmouthshire, ship builder—March 24, J. B. Gil lett, Eccleshill, Yorkshire, dyer—March 23, C. Blogden, bookseller. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting Marcia 26, IL Robinson, Copthall.court, London, share. broker—March 2t, T. Brown, Connanght terrace. Edgeware road, London, bootma ,er—March 2:, J. Littlewood, New Bon street, London, coach builder—March 20,J. Reynolds, Fazaker ley, Lancashire, cow keeper. RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. (From the Railway Magazine of Saturday.) NAME. Passen- ~,,„„.‘, Cor. wk. Last gers. "'""''' lastyear Div. -- Arbroath and Forfar .. ..... 1210 .4'163 £175 6 Birmingham and Gloucester.. Chester and Birkenhead .... 506 399 fl Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dundee and Arbroath 3624 253 234 4 Durham and Sunderland Edinburgh and Glasgow Eastern Counties.... Glasgow and Ayr 14806 1841 1461 6 Glasgow and Greenock 12639 764 654 241 Grand Junction* — Gravesend and Rochester 5119 127 Great North of England Great Western .. 41722 14977 12725 8 Hull and Selby —.— Hartlepool Dock and Rail. Liverpool and Manchester London ann Birmingham — 25601 ig London and Blackwall 4 llBB 689 7'l 311 a London and Brighton London and Croydon 133521 105 s 812 B London and Greenwich . . Southwestern Manchester, Bolton, and Bury 989 866 6 Manchester and Birmingham. 3815 3245 6 Manchester and Leeds and Hull and Selby — 5347 5204 9 Midland Connties Hull and Selby... Midland Counties Newcastle and Darlington Newcastle and Carlisle Newcastle and North Shieldsi Norfolk " North Union Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen Preston and Wyre Sheffield and Manchester South Eastern Tad' Vale .. Ulster ...... Yarmouth and Norwich York and North Midland LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY 5204 $ 11,839 di 1028 7i 181 1287 3604 I -__ 949 378 REPORT, FEB. 28 DISCITATIOND AbmITTSD. In-patients cured .. 21 In-patient Relieved and at own rcquestls Out-patients Made Out-patients 0 Casual stluring the week.. 12 Irregular Dead Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw• and Mr Dawso, • Chaplain... ...... Rev. %V. eb-u,—r. House Visitors, W. Pearce and W. Reade Esqrs. House Surgeon . Mr. Nrt,,,,,L:e. Apothecary, Mr. George Palley. JAMES BOLD.Treasurer. MARKETS. -ow WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, FEB. 24. Total quantities per Price per Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter Wheat.. Barley . 0 0 0 Oats - The extreme point of depression, to which prices of Butter have bet ,me, has caused some spe, illative movement. We hear that considerable sales or transfers, have been made at •bout BCs for the best kinds. The market looks decidedly more healthy. HULL CORN MARKET, FEB. 24 There is a moderate supply of Wheat from the farmers at to day's market. Buyers do not come treeiy forward, and we quote prices the same as last week. NEWARK CORN MARKET, FEB. 25 White Wheat 59s to 7i s, red W heat 48s to sgs. malting Bar ley 31s to 375, grinding Barley 23s to 295. Oats I s to 20s. Beans 50s to 6 - zs, new Beans 30s to 3ds, Pease 34s to .6s, aye 32s to 38s, Malt 52s to 565, Tares 38s to 425. LEEDS CORN MARKET, FEB. 24 Our reported arrival of grain is again moderate, but a great many samples hava been sent from vessels at Ca,tleford and in the rivers. Fine Wheat and Beans being plentiful, do not scarcely obtain the full rates of late; other sorts must be noted Is per quarter lower. No improvement nth, Ba Icy trade, but any further decline is resisted. Outs are rather cheaper. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, FED. 23. We were largely suppli. ti with stock, chiefly from U,e north of England. The market was a heavy one, and though such was the case, bosh Beef and Mutton realised firmer rates, ex cept inferior stock—these id per lb. lower. A good number of Beasts and Sheep unsold. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 28 - . . Protracte I suspense continues to prevent all business except for the supply of present wants, and the trade during the week has been of a perfectly ri.tail character as regards every article. "' " _ .. The Wakefield market vs terday was dull, and lower for even the best qualities of Wheat; whilst, at Liverpool, a gene rally better feeling was evinced. influenced by these contradi tory movements, our market to-day shows no sort of animation. Even the best qualities, of Wheat scarcely maintain former rates, and secondary samples are unsaleable. Prime Flour is per sack lower: good general qualities are offering at low rates ; inferior and tender samples quite without demand. Oats Id to 2d per bushel lower ; but Oatm, al, of prime qua. lity, (owing, in part, to the increasingly bad accounts of Pota toes from Ireland.) is held for an advance of 6d to Is per load. Other articles much the same as last week. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, 'FEB. 27 The supplies of all rata are liberal, and there are also a great many samples offering from vessels near at hand. We have an exce,sively dull trade in Wheat t:,-day, any, in some instances even the fine-t samples sell at a decline et Is per (planer, other sorts unslleable. Fine Barey sells at previous ra:es, common sorts at is per (waiter lower. Beans rather cheaper. Oats and Shelling each sell at a trifling deecline. Malt firm and easy sale. LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, FEB. 27. SUGAR.—Therehas been an improved demand, which having been met very freely, prices are again 6 i to :s lower; the sales of B. P. are 450 lihds., in addition to which 8 , 40 nags Bengal have been disposed of, chiefly at 45s 6d to 50s for good brown to fine yellow, and 51s fid to 545, 6d for low middling to very good white. 2605 bag; Madras and 35.10 bags Mauritius have also been sold at the quotations. 100 casks and 200 bris. Venezuela brought very ex reme prices for the Isle of Man. Foreign : The sales are confined to small lots of Porto Rico and Brazil, in barrels for stores, at about previous rat , s.—Moth ng has been done in Molasses.—There has been only a vet') limited demand for Coffee this a eek, and the sales of all kinds are light ; they comprise 35 tees Jamaica. 210 bags Costa Rica, arid 230 brls. Rio, at the quotations.-300 bags Trirndati Cocoa sold at 38s. per cwt., and 1:0 bags Pimento at Sid per lb.—Nothing done in Ginger or Pepper.—Rice. 6000 bags Bengal brought 13s gd to as for middling to good white.— Rum. The sales are 245 casks Demerara, 32 to 37 per cent. 0. P.. at 2s gd for common, to Sc 3cl per gallon for fine qualities; buy rs continue very reluctant to operate, and prices must be quoted Id to 2d per gallon lower. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 24. The limited supplies up Friday's market have been rather liberally increased since by arrivals of English, Irish, and to reign pr , duce. which, with a va , iety of m: - st articles offering from granary, furnish a large display of s mples this morning. We have had some inquiry for fine new and old Wheats to day, and a moderate quantity of such found buyers at fully last Tuesday's rates for the former, and rather more money for the layer; but thr general runs were little improved in demand, and interior parcels much neglected. Flour in slow request, at much the same prices as last week. Beans, though not much inquired for, supported prices; and Malt was, if anything, rather dearer. Barley and Pease very slow sale. oats declined Id. to 2d. per 451 b. from the currency of this day selmight ; but Oatmeal has found a bctter demand within the past few days, and the best general qualities brought 3ts. 6d. to 30s. gd. per load today. In the LiOnded Market, 2000 qrs. fine white American Wheat sold at Bs. 6d.. and a parcel of floe Danzig at Bs. 2d. per 7.1 b., hut in the lower classes of foreign Wheat nothing is reported; 1500 barrels Western Canal Flour realised 265. gd. per barrel. CORN EXCHANGE, FEBRUARY 27 No change has taken effect in any of the import duties this week. The supplies of Br Monday last, are ul otish and Irish produce received here since pun the whole rather limited in amount; ' , rate accession of Foreign Wheat, Indian our. but we have a moth Corn, Beans, and Plc The business passing in free articles, within the last two days, has not exceeded the average retail consumption of late, the protracted discussions in parliament still keeph.g the trade in suspense. and preventing all disposition to extended operations. A few parceis of hcnded Flour have changed hands at fully last currency; some inquiry has als existed for bonded Wheats, which do not appear, hcwever, to have led to any actual sales. Our market to-day being tolerably well attended by t wn and country buyers, the trade, as regards Wheat, assumed a some what firmer to :e, and flue as well as good useful qualities were in moderately fair demand, for consumption, at an advance of Id. ter 7 db.; ordinary descriptions at the same time retaining late prices. Irish and Canadian Flour continued i❑ limited request at our last quotations; the dealers mostly waiting a sale by auction, atter market, of 2250 sacks Irish superfine. slightly damaged by wet at the late fire, which were taken at prices varying trom 355. ltd. to 31s. 6d. per 2501 b. Barley moved off sparingiy or, the terms last noted ; and Malt, being more plentiful, was the turn cheaper. Beans, Pease, and Indian Corn, upon a limited inquiry, merely sus tained former rates. . . Oats. although a few parcels only found buyers, fully sup port,d their previous value; whi st Oatmeal was taken rather more freely at an amendment of 6d. per load. In bonded Wheat no sales were reported ; and of States Flour underlock, a few hundred barrels alone at 275. PRICES OF GRAIN Wheat, v. 70th .... red Engli h new Ditto, white Irish red Ditto, white Rye, English, w qr Barley, English Scotch & 6016 Malt, English, 14 qr pale . Irish Oats, 4.3 , 4;16. E'lish & Scotch, new Welsh Irish. fine qualities general 6o Beans, English, v. qr Scotch& Irish,l4lBotb Pease, English, white Do. & Irish.... maple Flour, 31 , 28046 English & Irish, 2nds Ditto, superfine Oatmeal, Ip•i i. of 24011, Irish. 1845. Canadian Bran, 1,1 , 241 b. S. d. S f, 1 8. d. S. d 7 7 cp 7 1 o old .... 8 9 @g 0 7 10-8 4 9 3 9 8 7 0-7. 6 i do. . 7 9-8 6 7 6 7 g ;d0,.,.., 8 3 8 8 Irish6Olb 32 0 —34 0 lold none. 4 0— 4 41do. ..•• 4 0— 4 3 -- !old •• 58 0 —63 0 ido. .. •• 53 o—Sy 0 !old ...• 3 10 4 0 - —;do. .. • • 3 8 4 0 3 4 3 sa. 'do. ..•. 1 3 8— 4 0 3 3 3 4 ,'(.10. .. •• I 3 8— 1 0 i do. .• ..146 0 —4B 0 - 410. .. • • 42 0 —44 0 53 0 —55 0 !blue— I . — 43 0 —46 0 !grey .. 140 0 —42 0 —;fine .... 13g 0 —4l 0 43 0 —4l 0 ,extra ..145 0 —46 0 2g 6 —3O 6101 d 26 6 -29 6 28 6 -3() I 4 - I 6 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, FEB. 27. The market for Cotton continues in the same depressed state as noticed last week, and prices, particularly for the lower de scriptions of American, have again been more in favour of the buyer. Speculators have taken 35011 American and 200 Surat, and exporters 2500 American and 200 Surat. There have been forwarded into the c mutry unsold during the month 3584 Ame rican, 7# Pernambuco, and 20 Egyptian. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, From the 20th to the 26th Feb. inclusive, 24 B'i ead, Che ter and Mold 2i Birkenhead, Lancashire & Ches, 42, Birkenhead & Holy head Janet. 24 Birkenhead. Mold & Langolien. 100 lirmingliarn and Gloucester 25 Ditto quarter 11 B:def,:rd and Tavistock 42s Birmingham, &c. 2k Blackburn, Chorley & L'pool 5 Blackburn, Darweu and Bolton. 24 New :15 ,Blackburn and Pre: ton 42s Brecon and Merthyr 70 Bristol and Exeter 5 Ditto new Shares.. 30 !Bristol and Gloucester 3 Br ti .h and Irish Union.. 94 Boston. Newark arid Sheffield 22s 80-ton, Stamford, and Binning. 425 Buckinghamshire 10 Caledonian 23. Half shares 24 Extension 11 Cambridge and Oxford 42s Cambria' and G , and Junction. 1/ Chclmsforrl and Bury 50 :Chester and Birkenhead .. „ „ 14 I Ditto new Shares 25 Ditto half 74 Ditto new .t"'2o shares 2u Chester and Holyhead 42s'ehester and Manchester Direct. 24 Clitheroe Junction 19 "Clydesdale Junction *Cornwall and Devon --;Cornwall 24' Derby and Crewe 14: Derby and Great Grimsby June *Derby, Uttoxeter and Stafford 2 • Dereham and Norwich 10 Dundee and Perth 25 Eastern Counties 1 176 s New Shares 61 Perpetual, No. 1 6 , 1 Perpetual, No. 2 ;Os York Extension 123; East Lancashi:e No.l 116 No. 2 I# East Lincolnshire 50 ,Edinburgh and Glasgow 1 1 0 23 N D i e t w t o ( r i i u u a a r r t t e e r r s s h ha ar r e e . s s I Halt shares 20 lEdinburgh,Leith and Granton 20 I Ditto, preference-shares li!Edinhurgh and Dumbarton 5 (Edinburgh and Northern I I Ditto £l5 shares—Newport 14 Ditto tl5 shares— Luellgelly 23 Edinburgh and Peebles 3 'Edinburgh and Perth 5 'Ely and Huntingdon 21 Exeter, Yeovil and Dorchester 22s Fleetwood. Preston arid West R 42s Furness and Windermere . 24 Glasgow and Belfast Union 24 Glasgow and Dumfries 25 G aseow, Paisley, & Greenock. 121: Ditto half shares .... ....... 13 , Ditto preference shares sa :Glasgow and Ayr . . 10 I .4'41 shares .. ....... 125 H Quarter shares 5 I Quarter shares 11 Gloucester, Aberystwith, &c. Stock Grand Junctio» I Quarter Shares s I one-eighth shares 6 £4O shares (1.. M.) 11 Grand Union 23'Great Eastern and Wes ern 23::,reat Grimsby Dock 5 Great Grimsby and 11 Quarter shares 42s Extension shares 100 Great North or England ...... 5 New Stock 2 shares .1.5 shares 24 Great North of Scotland 1 Great North and South Wales 85 Great Western . 50 Ditto Half Shares 5 Ditto quarter.. All Ditto Fifth Shares 12 Ditto Ditto 42s Goole and Doncaster ...... 1 Ilarwich ...... ....... ... 6 HAdersfielrl Canal and Railway 8 fluddersfi. In and Sheffield 42s Huddersfield, Bradford, &c 50 Hull and Selby 7 Ditto half 124 Ditto quarter 2 Inverness and Elgin 23 Inverness and Perth 13 Ipswich and /Jury St. Ed 24 Isle of Axholm and Goole 6} Ise•idal and Windermere 35 Lancaster and Carlisle 5 Ditto thirds 473 Lancaster and Preston .... 19 Ditt - three-quarter shares .. 63 Ditto quarter 220 Leicester and Bedford 220 Leicester and Birmingham 420 Leicester and Tarim°, th 24 Liverpool and Leeds Direct ..., 14 iLiverpool and Bury 1 New.. L'pool, M. and N'castle Junctiot L 9 pool,Maner,Prstn,&Southp,rt a Liverpool, Ormskirk & Preston. Liverpool, Warrington & Mane. London and Birmingham' Ditto £35 shares. Ditto quarter shares Ditto fifth shares E London and Itirmin,ham Exten. London and Blackwall London & Brighton Consolidated 4-shares Newshares London and Croydon Third shares New shares London and Manchester Remg. Ditto Rastrick's. . London, Oxford & Cheltenham. London & Windsor London, Salisbury and Yeovil.. London and Portsmouth ~ ondon atul South Western £45 shares New .4'40 shares ..... N ew shares London,Warwick and Kiederm London and lock Direct Northern Longridge and Prestr r Leeds and Bradford ..... Leeds and Dewsbury New shares Leeds and Thirsk Leeds and York ...... Lynn arid Dereham Lynn & Ely Manchester arid Ilirminghanr Quarter shares (A) • Quarter shares (B) . Quarter shares (C) IManchester and South am pt on . I'Manchester & Birmingh. Con I Manchester, Mid.& Gt Grimsby Manchester, & Bury Manchester, Sheffield & Midland Manchester arid Leeds . ..... Ditto hall shares Ditto iitrarter shares Ditto fifth shares ..... ....... Ditto sixteenth shares Matlock a. Midland Midland Railway ,4'40 shares Stir Shares Con. Birmingham and Derby. Mold J 'lnc' ion Newcastle ann Bern ick Newcastle and Carlisle Quarter shares Newcastle and Darlington Ditto (Brandling Junction) Newc .stle and North Shields Newport and Abergavenny North British Half shares Ditto (Carlisle branch) Northampton, Banbury, &c... North Devon N' rth Eastern North Kent North Union (A.) • Ditto (B.) Northern and Eastern Norwich and Brandon New shares North Staffordshire .. North Wales North Wales Mineral New shares North Western Nottingham, Mansfield,& Midld Oxford & Birmingham Junction Oxford, Southampton, &c. Oxford, Worcester & woiver. oxf,,rd, Whtny & Cheltenham.. Preston and Wyre Preference (5 per cent) New (5 per cent & div.) Half shares (A ‘ Half shares (B) Sixth shares Preston and Wyre Extension Runcorn Gap New shares (41 dis.) Ditto preference Rugby arid Huntingdon Sheffield and Manchester Quarter 1 2 9 3 5 i-shares No. 2 }-shares No. S Sheffield and Lincoln Shrewsbury and Great Western. Shrewsbury and Herefordshire . Shrewsbury, Wolverh. & Shrewsbury. Wolvr.&S.Stafford. S'bury, Oswestry & Chester Somerietshire and Midland , outh Devon.. South Eastern and Dover New shares No. 1 New shares No. 2 Consolidated Thirds . Half shares. Scottish Central cottish Midland . Scottish orth Western South Midland . South Staffordshire Junction South Wales Southport and Euxton Staffordshire & ShropshireJunc stiriing and Dumferline Tean and Dove Valley Trent Valley fre..t Valley Continuation : 24 - 1 Ulverstone, Lancaster & Cry lisle 1 3 'Warwick and Cheltenham 123 Wakefield. Pontefract, and Goole 2f, Extension shares 42s Warwickshire and London 23 Welsh Midland 22 , West Lancashire 42e West Biding Union .... 23 Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth Prices paid ImeonTe ;sn the week. ThisWk„thisyeal 22 Sea Island ll* a 13 ~ S tained 9129 Bowed Georgia Mobile 4800 i { A!abama and Tennes— 3 31 2911 15000 New Orleans 500 {Pernambuco & Parai 5l 61 Arica and Ceara 1.... 4;;0 Bahia and Maceio 54 —5/ 2„ 1 Maranham " Sawginned Minas I . Para Demerara, Surinam &c.. 51 9#.... Egyptian Barbadoes — Peruvian Bahama i Laguayra — Common West India ! 'Carthagena I - Smyrna Maniila Surat Madras Bengal 21437 } 118886 } 4562 998 } 6725 } 1845 24 - , } 1374 2 COTTON MARKET, March 2. A decidedly better demand today, and the tone of the market is considerably improved. The sales to-day are estimated at 000 bales, and prices are fully as high or higher than they were last week. LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL, L direct I Direct Indirect Australia Bahia.. ~. Barhadoes.. Bombay ... B. Ayres ... Calcutta ... C. G. Elope Charleston . China ...... Oct. 7. Jan. 14 8 Jan. 1; Dec. ;9 Jan. 9 Dee. 27 Feb. 1 Jan. 1 Lima St. Helena Maranham Mauritius Mobile Monte Video. N. Orleans New York Pernambuco Rio Janeiro 'avannah Valparaiso Vera Cruz Dec. 3 Dec. 21 Jan. 27 Dec. a 9 Jan. 26 Deme , ara.. liarana Jamaica.... La Guayra, Jan. 8 vov. 12 Jan. 19 PRICES OF SHARES, MARCH 2 Saturday's Prices. SHARES RAILWAYS, Aberdeen Railway tberdeen, Banff. and Elgin .... A mbergate,Nottingham, Boston, Par. • i P i d i and Eastern Junction } par.. d p 4 1; d 1 1* d 126 .128 31i. 32 d 1 d d 4 P 8..4 p 2 4 p 51 d A p 22 P 7 2s p 26 P d a d P 3i p P d.. par d a d 49 .. 20 31 p 311 25 .. 251 1i p 31 par.. I p 1/ d d 1 p Pi p lul d P 23 p 3i d.. par d I d * 4 3 p 4i 212.. 2,4 PRICES OF SHARES.-CONTINUND Saturday's Sales Pi ices. Th s D West End and Southern Counties * d.. par 425, Worcester and South Wales 1 d 2i!Worcester, Tenbury, & Ludlow. d..* p 4 • Whitehaven and k urness 29 (Yarmouth and Norwich 6 p 8 York and t arlisle 2 d 21;vork and Lancaster 5 . , 'York and Nt eth Midland 25 Di'to half 5hare5........ 15 New Half Shares 25 (Scarborough) 30 i York and Selby .450 shares SHARES in div & 45 P 47 IRISH LINES, 419m:ugh and P. rt Rush a d a l#'llandon and Bantry... 5 'Belfast and Ballymena 2, deltast and Coleraine. i d 6 * d.. par 1* d i 2ii 2.elfest and County Dawn 5 Cork and Bandon Cork and Killarney LI Cork and Waterford ... - li Oublin and Armagh ..... ... i d 4 10 Jublin and Belfast J unction.. . * P 4 65 illublin and Drogheda l4 p 15 2( 4ilit S lit a a re rd . Wexfcrd —•••:• .. .. :••• • • • • 4 1 Pd 4{ 4 Dublin and Galway j d 5 Dundalk and Enniskillen - d 4 2i .ireat County Down - d ii ti .heat Munster. I d i 15 .;rent Southern and W estern 15 Extension .. ii Irish North Midland 2* Killarney Junction . 24 Limerick and Ennis 24 Limerick andlgila'oe 14 Limerick and Waterford 5 Londonderry and Coleraine I Par-- 4 P 5 Londonderry and Enniskillen 10 Oidiand Gt Western & Canal 2i Ditto Extension to Sligo 2* Newry, Armagh, & L'derry Jrinc 1 d i 2i Newry, Ban, ridge, arid Belfast. .1 d i 24 Newry and Enniskillen .. ..... . 2 d 1 2 Newry and Warren-point 22s New Ross and Carlow 35 Ulster 3 Waterford and Kilkern,y 2 Waterford and Taarnore IrliWaterlord and Valet - ilia. 2 i Wexford and Carlow '4 Wexford Harbour d lj d 1 If d If p i 3s p Ss 13 p i 4 d d d.. 11 p d P FOREIGN AN 11 COLONIAL LINES ißarbadoes ..... .......• •• ••• •4 d.. par 2 illourntaux T.&Cette Is p ls6d 2 Ditto, Espeleta's 10 'Boulogne and Amien5......... 2 p 10 Ceritral of France • • 74 p 7 2 ICenti al of Spain ....... Demerara 2 Dendre Valley 2 Diepp and Fecamp I p 2 2 Dijon and Mixture 5 Dutch Rhenish • 14 p ti Great Central Sardinian 4 Great Luxemburg 2 Great North and South France p ss,Great North of India.. s s lGreat estern Bengal 6 p 34'Great Western Canada 3 Italian and Austrian 4) Jamaica )1 it 1 --- - - • - 1 Jamaica Extension p 1 Jarnaica and South Midland.... p 3 1 'Kingston and North Midland .. I d a 2 ILyons and Avignon. 4 iLuvan and Jernep it d la 4 Namur and Liege.... 5 North of France, c0n5.td.....• • • Pa p 10 i North Jamaica . d a 6 Or:cans• Tours & Bourdeaux E. si p 6 53 s Overyssel 2 Paris and Lyons, Const p 5 20 Paris and Orleans 20 i'aris arid Ftoucn 40 .. 401 5 Paris and Strausburgh, Coast.. 1 p 2 18 Rouen arid liavre Si P 9i 'Royal North of Spain Par. • p 6 Sambre and Meuse 4 d a 14 Strasburgh and Basle si d 4 ht. Larne and Atlantic 5 Tour, acid Nantes C'd 4 Kest Flanders BANKS, &c. 123 Liverpool Bank Ditto Banking C , mpany 102.. 11 In Ditto Borough Bank in Ditto Commercial . ... • • 8 pB3 500 Ditto Royal ... , .... . 340 p;i6o In Ditto Uni-n 10 Manchester & Live' t on! Dsct p in North and South IVpict .• • 21 Liverpool Fire and Life .. .• • 41 p I# Ditto new ..... 43 p 41 10 Marine Assurs , nee Compan) 43 p 5 2 Royal Assurer re ermp an y P Stock. dootle Wctcr W orks • • Stock. liarringtcr Water Works .. 630.. 650 100 Cos! Gas Company ICO Ditto rt w shares ... 100 New Gar & Coke Ccmpany 25 Ditto, quarter 17i AndertonCarrying Company., 12 d 111 100 Exchange Buildings 205..257 40 Pacific Steam C0mpany........ 14 d 12 Pilbrow's Atmospheric 20 'Rock Ferry 10 Steam Tug Company Prices marked thus [p) are at a premium, —those are at a discount. STATE OF TRADE. MANCTIESTER.—The languor which has prevailed during the month continues unabated at its close. Buyers limit their operations to within the narrowest possible compass, whilst spinners and manufacturers, on the other hand, are curtailing production commensurately. The yarn market during the past i week has been more dull than at any time during the previous nine months. In goods little is doing, either for home con snmption or shirpine (except perhaps in long cl the for the Mediterranean marl. e ), yet as stocks continue moderately light, prices are upheld. The protracted debates in parliament, and the locking up in the bank of so much capital, abstracted temporarily from the purposes of commerce are producing' the most annoying embarrassments to the mercantile community as well here as elsewhere. Some relief must speedily be af forded, or extensive mischief will ensue. Prices remain nomi nally ns last week, and only prompt cash will secure any abate ment on the e quotations :-26 in. 64 reed printers, at 4s 4d to 45 9d ; 27 in. 66 reed ditto. at ;s 6d to ss 3d : 72 reeds, at Ss 4ad to Is gd ; 36 in. 66 reed shirtings, at 7s 9d to 8s 7;id ; 36 in. 72 reed ditto, a: 9s 3d to los ; and 49 in. G E India long cloths, 66 reeds, at 8s 3d to gs 3d; and 72 reeds, at 9s 9d to les tad per piece. Leans.—Our woollen markets have been but moderately supplied with gomis this week, but wi h quite enough to supply the demand. Rather more has been done in the warehouses than was done last week ; but, upon the whole, our merchants are doing but a small amount of business for the season of the year, and we cannot expect they will do more until the new commercial tariff 01 the government is finally settled, especially with the marked caution w th which almost all prudent trades men are now acting. Prices, however, of both manufactured cloths and the raw material (wool) remain firm ; and without stocks being materially on the increase, the manufacturers are pretty well employed, though not to so full an extent as is desi rable ; a larger number of operatives being out of employment than were cut in Feb uary 1845. HUDDERSFIELD.— In our market on Tuesday. there was a tolerably good demand for fancy goods suitable for the swing tra e. For plain goods and winter fabrics the:e was very little inquiry, but upon the whole there was a lively market for the season, both in the hall and warehouses. There cannot be a doubt. however. that our trade would receive a fresh impulse, if the new tariff question were settled. ITALIFAX.—In the Piece Hall business has been similar to that of several weeks pa-t. Stocks are not heavy for the season, and prick's withotl alteration. Yarns are not on the increase. The spinhers act with caution in not making heavy purchases at the high price wool bears at present. There was no improve merit in the wool trade, and few sales were made; prices remain the same. Nolles and brokes are in good request. WAKEFIELD Wool, liiinaasT.--The same causes that we no ticed last week still continue to exercise an unfavourable influ ence on the wool market, and causes little to be done. Prices are still without alteration for either short or long wool. BRADFORD.—Woo/-1 he market continues in the same dill p 14y isrp x div div state which has p e sled for some weeks past. - The transac x div&n tin's are very limited. No. doubt this rr.ay be ascribed mainly do to the general s'oppage of machinery through the winter, acid which is still continued In prices we cannot no te any change. Yarns—The demand for yar s is rather improved, but the prices remain below the cost of production. Many respectable spin ning establishments are not w..rking more than four days oer week, with a large nu inter of frames altogether idle. Piece — There was an average attendance of buyers on Thursday, but not avi ry large amount o I.:netts changed hands. Prices, if anything, are slightly on the recline HECK MONLWIRM BLANKET MARKET.—This market has been very slack this week, the demand for hone trade is unusually snrall for the season, and prices have receded a little since our last. ROCIIDAT a —We had another du I market en Mcnday. Prices were in s , me instances a shade lower th in last week, whilst wools and oil, remained the same. It i s genera ll y t h oug h t that 3 1 P the present uncertainty as to the corn-laws is injurious to the xn tianoel trade. xn - IlosreltY Awn Lacs TRADES —The cotton h os i er y b ranc h es still continue in a very dull a-id depre sse d s t a t e, th e workmen P being in many instances short of empl ,yment, and, as a matter p of course, subject to many impositions and petty peculations. The silk glove branch has suddenly recovered, and may be said to he very brisk, bands being scarce. The fancy bobbin net trade is yet in a most depiora',te condition. The power lace fac cries, which principally make plain traversed nets, have considerably rev ved, and are now working the usual hours. The warp lace trade is still very dull, and many important branches are nearly stagnant. The blond trade, where the frames are worked by the hand, is in a v e ry l amenta bl e condi tion,4i P many of the workmen preferring making cut-up hose, however lean the employment, to making silk lace. Where the Jacquard has been applied, it is in a rather better state ; but taking the hosiery ant lace trar'ea in aggregate, they are in a most deplorable condition, with but litt e wed-founded hopes r f amendment. —Nottingham Journal. WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND 52 WORKHOUSE HOSPiTALS. If 13 FEBRUARY 28, 1846. Anseirrrn. Fever and Small Pox. 23 Cured .. Medical and Surgical Wards 20 Relieved Lying-in Wards ...... 3 Died.... Lock 56 I Total REMAINING IN TIIR lICIPITIMAI Fever and Snaali Pox Medical and Surgical Wards Lying-in Wards .. Luck Consulting Surgeon, Mr. Weilßock. 403 Physician and Surgeon of the week, Dr. Gouthwaite and Mr. Burgess. House Surgeons, Messrs. Radcliffe and Macdougall. Apothecary, Mr, Gilmour. 1 DAYS TIDE TABLE MRN. 1 EVN. !HEIGHT! HOLYDAYS, ETC Tuesday 3 238 3 0 16 0 I Wednes. 4 324 351 14 2 Thurs... 5 4 2.f0 449 12 4 Friday.. 6 528 6 g 11 3 Saturday 7 654 783j10 10 Sunday . 8 s g 839 11 6 2nd Sunday In Lent Monday. 91 9 8 930 12 S Lately, at Kelso, Mrs. FORK ET, who had completed her i2nd year, and whose youngest child was twenty pc ars old, of a son. On the I fth Septernb.r, at Monte Video, the lady of HENRY SPARKS, Esq., of a son. On the nth ult.. at Backford.hall, Chester, Mrs. HOLY GLEGG, of a daughter. ----• Same day, at Climpden-hill, Kensington, Lady CAROLINZ LASCE LES, of a son. • On the 21st ult., at Birkenhead, the lady of Mr.:C. W. WIL SON, of Clarence street, of a son. Same day, at Chapel Allerton-hall, near Leeds. the residence of her father, T. B. Pease, Esq., the lady of the la:: G. GREGG, Esq., of this town, of a son. On the 25th ultimo, in Glouc CIIA RLE.-4 AI•IVER, of a danglite,. On the 23rd ult., Mrs. J. ROBERTS, of Leyton, Essex, of twin sons. ester-place, Mrs Bth ultimo, at Woodside, the lady of Mr. GEORGE On tt WADE. jun. of a Yesterday, in Gro%e street, Mrs. ROBERT D. CROSBIE, a daughter, L rt a e t r e:y ;tg ate age d to FatrickChapel,Mr. JOHN Roe late m ONEY, master porter, pt, ;s R r MAR RIED. A A rreit of the LEONARD, of Toxteth-park, aged 25. On the 19th January la.t, at Quelec, Mr. JOHN HENRY CLINT, to MARY ANN WHITTAKER, eloest daughter of the late Mr. William Whitaker, of this town. On the 2stli January. at 2 . Rutland.street, Edinburgh. by the Rev. John Christison, A.M., Biggar, JOHN WYLD, Esq., banker. Biggar, to JESSIE SIBBALI), daughter of JOHN of the Arcade, to Miss the Esq., l; uoitf.,llol..infiert.Ri. Lanarkshire. o d ilEaTjoNEs, Miss ELIZABETH JONES, Llanowrog, Denbigt shire. On the 19,h u t., the Rev. THOMAS ORDE POWLET?, second son of the late Hon. 1' 0. Powlett, of Bolton-hall. York shire, to ELIZABETH JANE. youngest daughter of M. WY VILLE, Isq of Constable Barton. Same day, at George's, Ilanover.square, London, the Hon. GEORGE WILLIAM BARRI:C*ION, eldest son of Viscount Barrington. to ISA FEL E'..IZAI3ETH, only child of the late J. MORRITT jun., Esq . of Rokehy- park. On the 26th ift., WILLIAM. son of the ,_ late Sir E. SICOT TOWE, of Waterford, to CATHERINE. daughter of the late Captain RICHARDSON, of Moulton-lodge, Cheshire. On the 2lst tilt., at St. Luke's Church, 9 , 1 r. EDWARD CLENSY. to ANNE. daughter of Mr. W. BRADFORD. Same day at St. Philip's Church, Mr. THOS. SWARBRICK, to Miss AA RI HA GIBSON:. late of Ulverstone. On the 22d ult., at st. David's Church, by the Rev. W. Hughes. Mr. G k RLAN ii to Miss AITKEN, hot , : of this town. Same day, Mr. Ft,sNCIS to Miss JONES, both of this town. Same day, at tt. Mary's Church, liirkda:e, Mr. GEORGE BOND, to Miss ELIZABETH BIRC H. On the 29d ult., at St. David's Church, by the Rev. W. Hughea, Mr. OWEN JONES to Miss EV s NS, both of this town. same day, at London, the Rev. LOWRY GUTHRIE, rector of Cranley, to KATHERINE BLANCHE, daughter of T. STAR.. KJE, Esq., Q C. Same star, at St. James's Church. by the Rev. A. P. Graham, Mr. THOMAS sICHOLL, p'umber, late of Appleby, to Miss met RY LISTER, of Broughton, Cumberland. Same day, at St. Brid 's Church, Mr. ROUT. CARRUTHERS, to Miss ELIZABETH CLARKE. a,re day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. RC:BERT HEAPS, to Miss ELLEN lIAL'.IWOOD. Same day, at St. Peer's Church, EEWARD DAVIES, to Miss SARAH Jt.thEs, d , .ugh!er of Mr. Robert Jones, 13wIch, near Devb'ghshire. same day, at 't. PA- r's Church WILLIAM SYKES, to Miss. BEM KY WOO eldest daughter of Mr. William Woods, ship vrrig ht. both of this town. On the 24th ult., at St Philip's Church, EUGENE B. D RICAN, Esq., of Caraysfert-avenue, County Duhlin, to ELIZA, second daughter of JAMES KELLY, Esq., M.D., of this town. Same day, at St. Paul's Church. Mr. WILLIAM COULTER, of Birkenhead, to MARY ANNE, daughter of Mr. J. PEMBER. TON, of Duke-street. Same day, at St Bride's Church, Mr. WILLIAM GREEN RRBERT, artist, to Miss JANE GRAY. Same day. at St. Bide's Church. SAMUEL POWER JOHN STON; Esq , merchant, New Brighton, to JANE GORDON. daughter of the Rev. J. PATERSON. Same day, at W eaverham Church, by the Rev. C. S. Stan hope, Mr. ALEXANDER MILLER, wine-merchant, of this town, to SARAH ANNE, daughter of the late P. HATTON, Esq., of Bellevue, Chesh.re. On th 25th ult., Mr. H. DEFRIES, to DINAH, daughter of the late Mr. L. SAMSON, optician. Same day. at St. Peter's Church, Mr. WILLIAM LINDSAY, to Miss JANE EVANS. Same day, at Annan, by the Rev. Robert Menzies, of Heod dam, Mr. JOHN PELL, of Kii kdade, near this town, to .A.Lv.XA, third daughter of the late GEORGE BELL, Esq., writer, Eccle fechan. On !he 2tith ult., at St. Nicholas's Church, by the Rev. Mr. Philips, Mr. THOMAS ASHBURNER, printer, to ANN ALICE. daughter of Mr. EDWARD FELTON, parish constable Same day, at Christ Church, by the Rev. J. R. Connor, Mr, EBENEZER WALKER, jun.. surgeon, of Wakefield, to MARTHA, third daughter of the late Mr BENJAMIN KAY, of the Golden Cross, sir Thomas's-hui.ifings. Same day, at St. Mary's Church, Lichfield, JOHN FOR TYSCUE, Esq., of London, to Mary, only daughter of Mr. DABBS, innkeeper, Lichfield. On the 27th 'ult., at St. David's Church, by the Rev. W. Hughes, Mr. EDWARD GRIFFITHS to Miss PARRY, both of this town. On the Ist instant, at St. N'cholas's Church. Mr. JOE-IN ROBERTS, of Trowbridge-street, to Miss MASSY, of Acton. Cheshire. DIED Lately, in Halton street. Cross-street, Islington, London, aged S 3 years, Mrs MARY COIiKRAN, widow, whose late hus band became a member of the Incorporated Society of Li censed Victuallers on its first establishment, the number of his certificate being 67. The dec ase ', together with her late husband, had received a Nve, kly allowance from the funds 0 the Society since the Bth Octo ier, 1810. a period of nearly 354 years, end the sdrn paid to them amounted to upwards of Four Hundred and Sixty Pounds. For this large amount their orig nal subscription to the Society was One Guinea. Proba.. bly no ether institution in the United Kingdom can adduce a parallel case. How conclus,vely this "great fact" and valuable investment of a single subscril ton, speaks in favoura of the Incorporated Society of Licensed Victuallers, we leave to the decision of every reflecting membe. of the trade- On the 22d December, struck b, ousky storming the Siklt batteries in ire Lieutenant GEORGE ALPRED CROLY. NJ.. eldest son of the Rev. Dr. Croly, rector of St. Stephen's, Walbrook, London. a cannon -shot, while glori * 'mt of Ferozepore. 6th Light Infantry. On the gth of January, in the Island of Madeira, aged 23 years. ELIZABETH, wife of WILLIAM UN WIN, Esq., wine -merchant,, of this tc,wo. On the kith ult.. at Amersham, MARY, eldest daughter of the late Rev. PAUL BELCHER, M.A., LL.B., Heather Hall, Leicestersh re. On the 16th ult., at Albrichton, near Shiffnall, about four o'clock in the morning. Mr. B. THOMAS, aged 77; and on the same evening, ANNE, his wire, aged 87. This couple had been marred upwards of fifty years, and " in their deaths they were not divided." On the 22nd ult., in Dublin, the Rev. HENRY BUNBURY, Rector of Killcoan and Killbride. Same day, in his 3uth year, deeply lamented by a large circle of friends, and regretted by all who knew him, Mr. ELI PIERCE, corn-merchant, Chorley, and brother to Mr. D. Pierce, g ocer, of this town. The deceased died from an injury re ceived in his head, from his home being thrown down by a heap of stones .ying on the road, as he was returning from Preston, on the night of Monday, the 16th ult , to which place be had accompanied the High-sheriff, on his way to Lancaster. On the 23rd ulr., aged 37 years, ESTH ER, the beloved wife of Mr. ROBERT BLACKIE, Boundary-, treet, Kirkdale, deeply, regretted by her friends. Same day, aged 9 mouths, ANN, infant daughter of Mr. .1. PATE. same day, need 69, JOHN WRIGLEY, Esq., paymaster and purser, Royal Navy. Same day, in his 12th year, JOIN, in:n of Mr. T. SCRU rTox, of /he Upper Arcade, Reohliaw-street. Same day, at his residence, in dardwick-street, aged 53, Mr, JOHN HERBERT, herald-chaser. Same Mq, of cancer in the breast, Iv.ARIA, wife of Mr. R. ELLIS, and daughter of the late Mr. P. Pritt, of the Excise. Same day, in his 6gth year, Lieutenant-General, Sir JAMES KEARNEY, K.C.H. On the Inth ult., in his 83rd year, Mr. JOHN HITCIIENS, rope manufacturer, Easteate-street, Chester. same day, at Cheltenham. aged 40, Mr. JAMES MARSHALL, of Birmingham. On Ihe 1501 ult., aged 17 months, THOMAS, eldest son of Mr. BARTON, jun., tanner, St. Anne•strect. Same day, at Ellesmere, ELLEN, relict of the late Rev. THOS. TURNER. Same day, at Christlet u, in her 83rd year, ELIZABETH. wife of Mr. T. FAULKNER. Sam day, aged 11 months, ALEXANDER LIT MNSDEN, in fant daughter of Mr. JOHN JOHNS of Portland-place, Evertors. Same day, aged 33, LUCIA HORNSI3Y, daughter of the late Mr. H. Bl LUNGE. Same day, at the house of Mr. Swift, Abercromby-square, aged 65, Mrs. INGLE. Same day, Mr. TUOMAS BUTTERY, of the Cross Keys, Denison. street, aged 41 years. Same day, at Halifax, in her B'th year. ANN, relict of Mr. FOURNESS. She had been a member of the 'Wesleyan Metho dist Society upwards of seventy years. Same day, aged 28. WILLIAM JAMES HAZLEHURST, son of the late Thomas Haz'ehurst, Esq., formerly of Rodney street, On the 21 th ultimo, in Portman-square. London, in her Both year, HARRIET, Courtess Dowager of SCARBOROUGH. Same day, aged 2 years. ROBERT LAIDLAW, son of Mr. J. L. CROSS, of Wesley•street. Same day, at I ondon, Lord HYDE, son of the Earl and of Clarend n. Same day, in her 87th year, Mrs. RAWLINGS, late of the New-hall, Salop. _ On the 2;th ultimo, at his residence, in Sandown-lane, Ws vertree. in his 40th year, Mr JOHN QUILLAM, deeply la mented by a large circle of friends and acquaintance. Same day, aged 30, THOMAS SPEAK tIAN, printer, el'est son of Mr: Johnson Speakman, Northwlch, formerly of thta town. On the 28th ultimo, aged .2 7 years, ELLEN, wife of Mr. THOMAS WA RbURTON, much and cecervedly regretted. Same day, at the residence orb.- aunt, Mrs. Hughes, Stali/- office, Holywell, atter a long and protracted illness, which She bore with calm and exemplary resignation, and the meekest piety, in the 2 'lll year of her age, MARA', the eldest daughter of Mr. JOHN EVANS, Kinner.ey, Shrop , hire. - LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATO MARKET AlAlma 2, 1816 s. d. s. d Hay, old 2clb 0 7@o it , Potatcea,golb. Clover 0 6 0 8' Kemps Vetches 0 0— 0 0 Short Tops.. 211 3 4 Grass .. oo— 0 0 Cups Straw, Wheat... 5 2 0 4 Pink Eyes.... 34 X 7 Oat • 3 0 32 Cattle ...... 1 5 1 S Bailey Carrots 26 5 —29 0 IManurs .--- This Day xd & n 215 ex n _ d..par 5 5 P di NP E 5 14 1 P lo si 1 .6 .8 .op 21 21 .. 22 I d d A p j d p 3 20 p 21 6 p di IvAp 115 17 p 18 di P 7 j d 4 d A d 4 d 13 p 14 25 p 21 P P 3 p 3A 220..223 34 p 35 244 p 25 224 p 222 1 d 84 .. 9 06 67 13 p 15 10 p 11 22 ..224 1 i p 1 2 3sBd p 35881 d 14 I El 14 d 2 d d I. p i 6.. 71; 14 p 16 lit p 8 p 11 d 1 1 p 14 d.. par 25 d 24 33 p 35 8 4 P 9 22 p 3 2i p 24 d par d.. par 1 , 1 p 2 7 8 79 24 p 26 8 p 10 42 p 5 P 3 2 6 d.. par P 41 P 1 2 p a d 6 P 1 d 2 If p 24 d 34 ~ 34i 35 37 do 61 4i p 4i 1 p I* 2 p 2* d.. par .. 31 14 .. IS 20 p 22 d 128..130 5 4 P 52 5 i p 6 21 p 2.1 P 11 P I d f d..* p P I* d 14 p 2* 38 ..36* 2i P 3 i 3 1 P 3 a 1 3 P li i P i 7i 1) 8 1 p li i d i 2 . p 24 P p 1i P d par.. 4 p a d 21 p 211 14 d 1 P 1 174 p 184 7 p 6 P I d 4 d.. par P 1 4 1 p 14 388 6d p marked [d] DISCHAR6ED Zirtbs, Illarrtages anb Eleatb. }3lAi'tlS. PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL. Croon, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid Duty. Archangel Memel Gothenburg l6 10 - - 17 y burg Petersburg l7 0 PLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick. Danzig, Deck / — British American Pine LATHI,GOD, per fathom. Danzig, 4 feet British American 14A1100ANY, per foot of 1 inch thick 0 6 0 s— -1 0 0 19 0 0 41 iSs. oer 2i , I load. _ •Ey 10 - 4 0 - 0 0 le2 Os 4 10 I,s Honduras - - Cuba St. Domingo OAK PLANKS TEAK woon, per Cll STAVICS, per 1200. Danzig, C. Pipe O s 1 1 0 Free, 1 6 O 0 6 I Osperld. Quebe( and 5 feet letig . Do. Puncheon ..... Timanit, cr cu'licfoc Oak bic feet ...: X9O 0 —llll 40 0 50 o -Free 135 0 5 2 0 - Pine, British Ainer.cc;ninion 0 0 Danzig Memel Kiiragiml.., d. y 1 —60 e 0 c red 1 I Ifs ellcw B.P. Is. ....... lis 2 2 1106 Oit-V ••• . 2 o 2 1 ig r j jag .rtV• If e Po: 000, an" Ir an O f tb p .04 Ma►•ch 3, 1846. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD