The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-03-17 00:00:00

March 17, 1846. btppim TUESDAY, NI —Wind N.N.W., lht A RRIVED.— Isabelia Cooper,lo Guthrie, for Calcutta light Williams, from New Orleans. -and Pro Wheat Ijl ,Ar tkn.—Francis Lawson, Wain, for Algna Bay— Qneen of Barley ne west Woodhouse, tor New York—J ane , M L ean, for Staten Oats and—Norv a l. Ki r k , for Newfoundland and nr"-"- c old, for New Or'eans--tad.- for li,bon—;:- !vientor, Schroeder. for Trim, _Zante Packct. Brenna n . t or S myrn . Ves—Predeticke, Marks, for Swinemun., lor 'r - ample —lgnatio, Rizzo, for Pernawbue and Thomas Hquter, Nicholson, for Africa or Charleston. s Bennett, irhnium, for BostZ partan, Gillard, for N MARKETS. MARI:ET, MARCH 10, £470 0 0 0 n 0 34 17 6 Pt ice per Imp. Quarter ...z2 10 0 ... 0 0 0 Oats are 0. per stone, and No alteration in Beans or A of gd WARRINGTON CORN Total quantities per Imp. Quarter. t this day's market the line Wheat for, and an advance or supply not being equal to the eemund Is, per quarter was obtaineil,th could not be obtained fu Dash, Reticl:tr, bats: Beans firm Morse, U G, hence for Shangua., ... _ 32niverse, Ritchi arnett e, from Monlinein at Falmouth sallow, Steele. sailed from Laguayra for this port 31st Jan. dcarr. .2argaret. Crawley, hence kAt Sewfoundland ~...maitland Cassan, hence at Gibraltar, and sailed for Malta DUBLIN CORN EXCUANGE, FEB. 13. ` l4 'd Nov. ' We continue to have a good demand for grain Wheat w. ?en emy , . Pezante from Algcsiras at do., and sailed for this sold this day at an advance of from 6d. to is., and ' Bar.ey alsc Dort 22nd Nov, at advance of from 3d. to 6d. per barrel ; and in some instances ,N lint4 a, Tu ' llrird, hence ••• ''', .?eneral lieb,w, Lord, / ~:e at St a small advance was paid 011 Oats also. k.f?lVerie, Baptiste . .ventii 77 0 . Jarvis; Aini2 ,e, Rocha _ ...,:nas, Wheaton; 1-firam, vv An.c.r ILEA) 1:1/it.P1 NIA 14 K ET, MARCH 13. n send ; Antelope. A rc h er; F ernandez, Conteute ; Aurora, We have a small supply o f eac h ar ti c l e to t hi s d ay ' s market I, c ' w t er, all hence rt Liston at which there is an improved demand for all i.,.., er Lilv Dunn Irnr•-• 10,............-...---t -.. • • • ... LEEDS CORN MARKET, Our arrival of Grain has very much falle R 10 tt and a y met a good sale, at ful pr note no hpprovement in tecond.ry In Beans no alterstim, Adventure Ril ; Occal !escriptioos of - l/Ul/11, !rum iNewrounalanct at Limerick. On the it! to the Feb., southh off teward, Grantod Bavoid ank, saw the field ice the Cambr,a, steamer, steer _nglewodd. Smith. f rom China at Cove Bateson, from Batavia at do. Vira Sophia, hence for Trieste at Milford ro aa ar ch. Crowell, from St. Juho's, N. 8., for this port, at King- re scarce, au H armony, j, , Gibson, from Savanilla at Falmouth tth,on Farnworth, from Jamaica for this port, off Havaunah Feb. . „,_ ... ....... ..•••• an .....a.v...u.i.vc vt iiIIC .reamer, we have to repot since this day wet , lc a moderate arrival of Wheat, I,h S „ W4 Nsew, MARC!! 5.—A three-masted vessel was seen On a good supply of Oats, and a fair quantity of Flour and Oatmeal lore on Castle Island Reef, Crooked Island Passage, Bth Feb., from Ireland. with a few limited parcels of each article coast several wrec',ers around her wise ; and from abroad a tolerable import of Gr 1..1. 1 "nv MARCH 2.—The Hebe, Iliilinesley, hence for Liver. ...,01 •. ' 24, - i7O barrels of Flour. p r , In leaving the port 2ah Feb., came in contact with I bZ ue h brig, and lost jib boom and cap of bowsprit, and has pm "k to repair MARCH 10, I dence this morning, and a usiness has resit to particu j Tarty in riov parcels, wti WEDNESDAY, MARCH II —Wind S.S.W 44illigan from Mobile ._ ,SaiL no.—tionttritt. htirr, for Dordt— '4neaster, Writ, E Ivacced 6d to Is per g, Star, Hannah, from New Orleans—J, in moderate demand at late Ls dear. Oats, though in retail reque 'ew York— —Aiida Mizabeth rioney; and ( atrneal commanded :11. improver. 7 "; I taken at 26s 6d to 271 -nu:banal), f r Genoa—Governor, Varty, for Jamaica Corn, at 31s to llzekil"s Lee' James. I.ml John Bibby, Cawkitt, for Calcutta— Wheat are repot a, Newton, for Gibraltar per 48. A. in store No ~ ales of bonded twv vi Inman 1 CORN EXCHANGE, MArtcu 11. Court Upon any description of Foreign or Colonial produce there Irraf eneY, from St. John's, N. 8., for Beaumaris, at Kiilibegs f is no change in duties under the operation of the averages _erlogged . since last week ; Indian Corn and Buck Wheat, however, are O t ,, s c e , Volk-man, hence at Hamburgh now admissible by a treasury order at Is to pay the further i;!..: ) . u pi,tre,•Cleveland, from Malta at Cove imp sition of the otherwise current duty, should the treasury '```' la Grey. Patella, from Valparaiso off Cove order not receive the usual sanction. of cat was found on Monday last, about two mile -to the -..., of the adult We It ,ve to report a moderate arrival of Irish produce, a few Th e ,. ne Ault of Galloway, by Mr. M'Gaw. fa' mer, Troffhill. small lots of Grain Co 10,0 a parcel or two of leans from :e Is no name on the hoar, which is about 14 ft. keel, with Egypt, and upwards of 10,009 barrels Finn.. , • ,-e button) and green stroke n_ ::riday week, a sl oft ,,f :a tams b ur hen, w, j,,,, ,`n Mull of Gallow ay, lewitgale from S.S.W. When about a mile to the west of the hea, she was thrown on her beam-endg, havitig shipped a , he i'. a ' s 'a• Soon see aftfr, there other heavy sea struck her; and as 'Sink i n ., "t . ag , seems to be Lute doubt that she rt,k,. ‘ ,. 4 ' v edi 'telY, with all the crew .."' Lie — - FE , n. 25;---The Active, Maas, of and for. r t Nerd er was stranded to the northward ~‘, ' V", ' op or smack, painted black, and about tes fresh in for to -day :eerine; in a west{ 'or ordinary consmop with close-reete siness passing in Corn trade during the interval since — Tuesday's market; at which the millers, having, bought rathe Were extr inactive tins m ; we have consequently to in to a dull sae to.day for Wheat of all descriptions, with a slight ten dency to recede in va!ue. MAI and Canadian Flour, notwith. star-ing, was in some request, and upon a good demand in the , • nas :our feet of water in he r t eb. ?•..I.s SPOKEN—J. ft. Skiddy, hence for lit /Je w ' I n . l at. 3 9. lon..lB—tialcyon, outward bound,27th Jan. ti,l4,ta, hence f or N ew Orleans, 6th Feb., in lat. 24, lou. 3;— Jon . s ' l4 i v s, Ame r i can s hi p, outward bound, 6th inAt , in at. 50, 1451.. d Saintohoritiks,p fof this port,. 24th Feb„Feb : ell Cape Crew saved iv York. 24th our ►ust quotations were fully maim.... Barley and Malt, neith.r being plentiful, Beans and Ye,se, though taken rather slowly, were dear as before. Indian Corn, with art increasing consumptioL in Ireland. met a fair inquii y to.day on the full terms last noted ; and two or three parcels were released from bond at Is. per qr late prices , last Friday's rates. Oche with ihe exception of the inferior qoaliti( business done hi other qualities. Gay 3s. per load higher, other articles LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Til !AMIN HULL CORN MARKET, MARCH 10. At to-day's Mrie.et there was a fair show of Wheat from the farmers, and the condition improved : last week's prices were fully maintained. In free foreign nothing doing. There are a few inquiries for bonded, without, however, leading to business. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, MARCH 11 We were 'Hefty well supplied to day with both beasts or both Beef and Mutton EXCHANG I MARCH 14 ;ymptor of improvement which we n , :ticed in our la nave oeen contirmed during the past week; choice qualities ( each article have met a tolerably steady enquiry. but the diff cult y experienced in eff.cting sales of anythiitg secondary, (ei pecially in flour.) is unabated. In the Liverpool and and some Ifni edeld markets, increased firmness , ment in the value of fine Wheats, may bt 'ning. the little fi at small advance on flour also met a mode ack and barrel. quotations of sale at the ad- At our Corn I 'ring was readily take is day week ; prime ince of id to Is per st Fine Oats and best pies of Oatmeal, are held for rather but the demand at any advance is Beans steady at last week's rate LivEurow, COLONIAL MARKET, MARC! 13 There has been an improved demand for Sugar last few days, and Sqo hhds. B.P. sold at very full (thin the Lu 943 OU for good brown, and .5:3s to 57,i 6d fur good to very fine white; also 400 bags of Madras, from 4ls to 48s 6d per c,vt. for low brown to middling yellow.—Foreign. —The sales are einifiripa • " " avana at Extension 'arnbr tkelmsfjru and Bury le stet and Birk Ditto new ;:,haz Ditto hal Ditto ner 2tietitheroe Junction .. 13 :Clydesdale Junction 21. Cornwall and Devon )erby and Crewe Derby an )erby, Uttexeter and Stafford.. I I d d 4 p 4i 21Dereharn and Norviie 10 Dundee arid Perth 25 VaLt , irn Counties 76s N 477 Shares 611 Perpetual, No. 1 York Extension.... East Lancashire No.I 2 p 3 P 7 1 3..72 7i.. 11 ,uarter shares 5 Hall shares 20 Edinburgh, Leith and Granton ld 20 • Ditto, preference-shares.. Is . _ lijEdinburgh and Dumbatt( 5 Edinburgh and Northern Ditto 3 :Edin ly and ti untingdon 22:s'neetwood. Preston and We 2i Glasgow and 25 iG aszow, Paisley, 124! Ditto half shares £49 shares. I2}' Quarter shares 5 I Quarter shares A beryst & Urec &c... 213icz d par.. 4 p z!- , I? 3 d. pa r d -# d i -i d # k. Is .. 19 ••. 8 .. 8 15p 16 17a—'72 6 p da f d a merara s, of vcry a - er oficred by auction, b u t w ith out much success; subsequently, e however, about 1200 bags were taken by the trade, within the range of the quotations, besides which, 100 Ids Mocha have been or Pepper:—lti ordinary white c 0.,. aim V 11Ment0 300 a bags Bengal sold at rather lower rates. t 128 6d, middling at 13s. and good to fine at of 130 casks ara, at prices ranging from 2s nary quality ; choic. to 3s for 36 pe :o 35 7d per ga marks command very LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MARCH 13. Chore has been a steady demand throughout the week from trade, with a good inquiry for export. and the nnotat inns nf Friday last Inve been fully maintained for all descriptions Speculators have taken 3 (0 American and g 0) Surat, and ex. port,is 3600 American, 3:41 Pernambuco and 500 Surat. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND impoturs OF COTTON From the 6th to the . l3th March, inclusive. SALES OF Tnr. WEEK Prices paid 29 ~Sea Island 'in the i - ceek. This Wk. thisyea: '-- 533 ,ißowed Georgia 12443:New Orleans r Pcrnambuc anu ucara and ancio •anham ginned io 0 16i II 5 i - 0 6 6 } •• • • } 8568 3514 I l: 1 1 3 .. .. .. 1050 1 ti 0*?. ypti ... Barbac Peruvian Is 8d per cwt.—A parcel of D id quality, has been sold of )0L STA,NDARD. PRICES OF SHARES, MARCH 16 SHARES RAILWAYS. Aberdeen Railway Aberdeen, Band, and Elgin Ambergafe,Notti nd Eastern Ju nction.. iead, Ole ter and Mold kentlead, I.mieashite & 3irkenhead & Jolyt iirminghata and G 4-sin.res iss. ;3- dis. Ll:defurd and Tavistock . Ilirraingham, Lic!.fLid, &c 131ackhurn, Ch.,rley Ri L'pool lack turn, Darvt eu and Bolton Blackburn and Prel ton Brecon and Merthyr Ditto new Shares. ristol and Glcucester sh and Irish Union :of and Liveri.oolJu 3uckitighamshire :e and Ox ford Saturday's Sa Pt ices. I This !j} 1 d i I I 3 p 3i d 14 d 116 . 128 I I I (1 1 d . . 12 p 14 6 p 6i 24 p 25 d d 1 d d idil 1 d 51 .. 52 291 p 3q 24 25 P 2 1 P p_ 6 2 d 4 11' West End and E li!Corl li.Uubl iiNewry nc•y J anct: PRICES OF SHARES, -CONTINUEL atiesi I d.. par 45 p 42 2 d I 3 p 4 14 d ils d ltis I ( d fi d 14 orcester and South Di: to 30 j Y ,r .d Selby .esu shares LINES P. rt Itus rid Coleraine ;.loork anu Killarney d IVaterfole JO iDutiliu and 13,21taa 65 (Dublin and Drogheda Snares Ij'Dabli❑ at, 4 ! D ublin and Galway 5 iDui.dalk and EGnitl 2i i Gieat Cbui.ty Dover, 15 !Great S. Lime .hero and Western k and A.,terford y and Coleraine , nderry and Ennisk Newry, Armagh. & 1 ncl Belfast Newry arid *%arren•point 22s1New Koss and Carlow 35 ill:stet Waterford and Valet,Oa 2 . I Wexford and Cat low FOREIGN s AN fICOLON /AL LINES. 10 ;Centr&l of France 2 ICet.tial of Suain . eat Central Sardinian 4 r jGreat Luxembur P 1 9_ P_ 1 Lt North of Inch Gnat Western Co Italian and Austr I Jamaica Extension Jamaica and South Midland., Kingston and Noah Midland 2 ILyons and Avignon 4 Loran andJetnep ii d - ii j d . par liourataux T. lizeitte M'Kenzie 8 is p Ist;cl 2 ^ Ditto, Espeleta's I -E1761..1.. Mr. DAVID PI MASSEY, of ( (31 Leign 11On the 4th instant Townsend. M.A.. A SANDE I slster-ir t.e Re I i'i P Chowbent. near Leigh of Chow Same d sty's 61 f W. JON ton CI ce e brat r. liar n of R. F r.sq , of v. ells, tr er of INAI. MIL S, E Bothwell, I.ss JANE at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. R. L r. JAMES :qNIPIiiN, West Bromwich .r. B. W ULAND to Ails, Mr. FRED. T. DUCKiit to D On the nth instant, in Du tibet, cou DAVIb MILLER r G. I f Cocker SANDERSON, of Wlotehaven Same day. at St. Barth()lom JOHN WILLIAMS of Mr. J. DAVIES, On the Bth inst 1 i.'ar 3ti th Sth I DERLEY.c I Ori ti s,;ffiarrtages nab Eirati)s. 11'11S , XVELE :IVES ROWAN sc, Tox e, London J. GAWLI rs. J. w. H v. ROBT ES. of ADEN POWELL, lavi HENIIIETI )f the I Astro, , n, of a t, Mrs GEO(I.IANA Pattersop, Ne SAY, E UNUUN, H. , N.M., barr S PAT ceremony where the ri where set ntmrt The briae was d A POE ter of D. LUCAS, Es, ;ed in white Rossendale, after the Rev. J. U. Stewart, tY ANN WALKER. :SFORD, of Clon- e nev J. U. Prince, to Miss ISABELLA I. by the Rev. G. Do- LIZA BETH ELLEN, inst., in THURSDAY, MAUCU 12.—Wind S., light. \ , from • , Rochester, Britton, from New 'York—London, Trieste .eatt?uc bri a. Steamer.) Judkins. hence at Boston 18th Feb. 4 9th tj e Zseh, Sha w, sa i led frotn Moulmein .for the Mauritius tq ack .„En,„ Cat Davi es , h ence at the Pacidc deansd. Leighton, and Tamerlane, M`Leary, hence at New Peter 11, 4 . •tharie",,,T.lek, Post, and Dumbarton, Pendleton, hence at t t * G eore, _„"Wede n Terries, hence at New York, with loss cf sails - LikVi E j hence at Boston, with loss of sails .‘lex„d'ugB. Curtis, hence at nibrattar uir ow _ er. from Jamie!. at Cove, with ,part of her cargo I.l„il_overboarti Vwen":"der, Carrel, hence at Scilly, andrsailed Bth March for C drreir di Tries Cortigano; Sophia, Jacobe ; and Char r Nt:aeanna, all for Scilly at Holyhead this YOBll, Fits. lg —A violent gale was experiextended at ihji; Charleston. where several vessels received more or less Y• bY parting their hawsers arid running foul of each) other larbeolvel,tune, loaded for Liverpool, was badly injured on the t 4) _am side, but did not make any water,-and would only have 4.l6charge a small part of her cargato rcpair. The Hobert itj,;;:edMaeao, Conqueror, and Lady 'Huntley were all siightly "tan fr_iLitve OSSAN. Ancu . rick—The Duke of Gordon, of Glasgow. ; pool for Lim 9 e, put in 'here on the 7th instant, t„,"og sustained c• usieerable dam age at:Larnlash during a gale the 4th instant ),YesseLs SporiaN —Ceylon, of an d f or New York, from Ma. '4l:.ort, 27th Feb., in lat 43, lon. 33, leaky, and with part of her Vo thrown overbr•ard—Siddcm=, hence for New York, 9;h e h, in lat. Mt, lon. 13 FRIDAY, MARCH I.3.—Wind 'W. fresh. 1 4 ja it ,, — YRD.—Theti s , and Aspatfia, Litie, from tlonduraS— ,swl('4t,', Graham, from Savannah—Brooklyn, Laidley, from k;al, „t t °l4— Guisachan. from Rotterdain-4/risia. Smith, from o Lrli„, L ofidoriderry, Finlay, from Licuta—Nynaph, Nicols, at , Courtenay, from i;antariff.r—Aurora ; Egidius; sbnt,,,ul N yverheid, from Ostend—Hebe, Billingsley, from 414 1 Letitia Heyn, Parry, from , New Orleans. British P • st rly oess. Mather, from NM Orleans, at this port. ZTh e . zrrer boat, bulwarks. , ikc. by sea on the lgth ultimo trot t " I•ch, Crowell, from John. NB. t Bristol, ran tra nce •• In thc River Avon, yesterday ,morning, mar the en " the dock but was expected clf the following tide. ,Anjn, Price, he ' nce Genoa liobr n e w Scott, hence at Bangor, to load for Lisbon Lady, G ray. front Valparaiso; Ann, ns, from Honduras ; ng r. Wakeham from St. 'Domingo, all at Cove 'll, Ames, hence . for St. Michael's, at Falmouth, after k i oot 21 lays . nti was as f Milford,, 16 Q 'ta4t e . r, heitoe at and sailed on the 10th ..oent..er St. Domingo rth;“ erazione Argentina, Vercassovkh, sailed from Trieste Ikts':,prt 2ith ultimo 2BI' S Horner, from Bombay to this k;tur ti .‘ Jan in lat. 2S, long. 20 W.; Albyn, from Bombay to ith ultimo in 1at..9 N.; long. tiG W ; Huron, of Bel. "kit.ellarlestoti:in :at. 4d, long. 24, by the British Princess that W 12 —The Charlotte, from Liverpool to Leg. t Ort. to a t . Naas on shore on the north bank of the Liffey, was d 4 Y. after being3igiitened 4 1 .1n 1v S A T U RDAY, MARC 4I 11,4 ti 'hst:4!•---Cambria., (steamer,) Judkins. from Boston. sailed Y or Z. and from Halifax ard — Commerce, Crow 11, from ‘1.4. ` M ary ilarrL.gton. M' Fee, f rom ,Charleston—Sar t4e, E;er, from Mobi Grfeths, fm New Orleans from Jamaica—George Canning, from Islay 4teriii"e. Newton, from Venice—Providence, from Lstead 3 '. Dunn, from Newfoundland. ikil,:e-erbbert;(aY, Hanford, from V.a,lparaiso, at , this port, s9ileJ Ist 44 4 th e A _in company with the Guatimala. The Hannibal 4; 4 111 tZ''Y previous, and the John Souchay was to sail on the ,kheia Itehecea Jane, 7th, for this port. Ci h ta es Boutelle. henc at New Orleans tiuein n '4 l* .an hlorrison, from Demerara, at Mobile IV , Wilson, hence. at Baltimore r o Aaeksl Wff hence, at N'ew York "ew Orleans, has put back , a elg, for Charleston, has put i-to-Cork,..with damage .n, 4 4,, r ,'%.11V,, e ,e, Healey, hence, and Lesmehagow, from New 't~ ek John's Nl3 bb, hence, at Boston. On the 15th tilt. was ! , a• which fill e d t h e neck house and cabin I,r'e I,la b Ell. '23 * —The blip; Elizal.eth was seen drifting past 11.4, Y, 3rd instant. waterlogged. Menem B.—The Good Intent, Hammond, of Li rorn s. 4k y dritander, for Plymouth, has put into •Morbehan he r , a nd must be caulked; it is supposed she - L a r go at Auray. b,ti)241:1 'tf ass o : ( a Parmelia, Attridge. from Savannah, I, ~th instant, having become waterlogged when , ne man drowned, '"" a if r° • by the Clansman, boundandthe for:the remainde Clyde. tithe crewl t li,POr p.l ~klt43ll4.ll:DAy. Wind WW .S.. fresh. ariley hence at Malt a V.O?. " u 'er. Harris, sailed f rom S myrna for Liverpool vb Alit, IR j th , t, P.l3e, Trrpani,: . - 4 4 el tlp!! , h, a U dio, Re bow, sailed from Tarragona for Liverpool li 4 11 ' 'a 4 bi I ,, 4i v:4"Yth, from China, off Brichton 14 1 144N 0 t. I ,: l l) : , . a trom Calcutta, and Delhi, Horner, from Dom. ‘ l4 „'ll l i ° li ' ;' - Mai ch 12.—The Larch, Crowell, from St. John, 4 tltP,e, ~,,e i liool, which got on shore in the river, yesterday 4 ,<en it 11,5 assisted off by three steamers in the evening, 1 .1 :-.,,,..° the floating harbour, much damaged 4Y . h _-------,_—_-____ "CtOL INFIRMARY REPORT, MARCH 14 sailed from Messina for Liverpool 211th Free 1 ientioned The Oat trace was dull, at scarcely our last quotations; whilst Oatmeal, upon .a moderwe sale, realised its previous value. Prime States Flour in bond continues to find buyers at 275. ; but in Wheat under lock the sale of one pared of Baltic Red is teported at 7s. per 70Ib. PRICES OF GRAIN Wheat,* 7,4 b red: Engli,h new. 7 Ditto, white.. Irish red ..... Ditto, white Rye, English, v. qr ; - — l lrishdOlb Barley, English Scotch & Irish,GOTh 4 0— 4 4 :do. .... Malt, English, r 7 10 @ 8 2 !old 8 0 8 8 jct.:). 7 10 ido 8 OAO 7 9- 8 10 @y 9 6-911 8 o— 8 8 8 6-9 -- ;old Irish Oats, v. 4416 E'lish & Scotch, newt Welsh. ...... Irish. fine qualitit general d 0..... Beans, English, tis Scotch& Irish,7,p4sotb ,do. Pease, English, white 53 0 —55 u ;blue Do. & Irish.... rnsple 43 0 —4d 'grey Flour, v. 280th English & Irish, .2zds —!fine ., Ditto, superfine, 43 0 —4l 0 ;exult Oatmeal, To P. of .2401hl Irish. 1815 Canadian Bran, is 241 b none 4 158 0 -63 0 53 0 -58 0 Uld ... • • 3 10 4 0 .. • • . 3 8 4 0 ( ; : 3 4 ,do. !46 0 -48 42 0 -44 r 4O 0 -42 4/ 40 0 -42 0 45 0 -40 .0 31 6 =32 3101 d ~ . ." 30 0 —3l 0 30 0 -31 0 1 4 - 1 C LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT &snag Montrcal,Pot Z 2 6€r 23 0 Pearl, new 22 '6 —23 0 U. States, Pot 0 0 0 0 Pearl 0 21 0 BARK, Quercit .0 —lO 0 Oak, v, lon .46 • ' 610 German., 5 0 4 0 .. BRIMSTONE, ?p' ton - Sicily, Re... 4.15 Tuscany.... CASSIA 11(l KA,S. d v. cwt. in bd 46 0 MADDER, cwt.s Dutch, crop 0 Ombro 0 CLOVER-SI:1W . S. (1 -0 0 -0 0 -0 0 Gamene 0 0- French, S.F. .. 49 0 5.F.F... 50 0 —5l 0 E.5.F... 52 0 —55 0 E.5.F.F.55 0 ts Spanish ....55 0 —6,i s, lol.Assus,:p cwt. St. Lucia, 8.:( Demerara. & St. Domingo, Brazil 20 0 -25 0 9 c- - 1 - 3 9 d —4O 0 ..3g 0 —4O 0 :i6 0 -47 0 31 10 -37 pale. 30 0 coloured-24 0 Cod. 25 .0 30 c-0 28 0- Campeact NICARAGUA WOOD Rio de la !faci►e solid clean small ------- .4t,, -144--.AII4:IED eogt ett4.tt-ret. ...... 17 In-patient, 3, t it 4 IAL °win r ... -, 4 1 4 4t , pati butt . equest 9 Out-patients ....... , Casual srl urin g the week 5 VO4;'• •• '" ......• 2 Remaining i n the house . ]SS fl4llltin* ............ 2 op s r.,erA'eons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr DAW6OIf vi;7l ) ladn.. F.• W. Heade and Geo. Crossfield, Esqrs. •Surgeon . Mr. M`Cheatie. 4Potheeary, Mr. George Padley. JAMES BOLD. Treasurer. ' „ Pt. OP TIIIBER AT LIVERPOOL 01,3,,,, . , .“) 8 , ~nt_ --------_ • • .... and. pai d ........... 'l47:er r k • . ........ e 0 0 ,tk.k:butj. • • ......... •• 0— 0 . ▪ ................. 1 1 5 7 0 ° 1 2 1 , 0 2 .... . . .. .. i l c a k 18 0 I. 4 i t .?4 ';6l,": i e , r e l . can▪ ..... ....... o • 3f— !ketrfßthom. ..... • 0 2i tB.l74l4l:ericar: .......... . .. 7 tN lh4 44 l'erfoci ........ 4 a a t) 1,„AkLI)oth••••••••• . °f 1 ju clihick ° 4 I .................. 0 4../144nr)44'..2..• .............. 6 6 D Q; r•er cubi c .. 0 7 feet .... o ' •, 15e $ 1 , 1 k0 4 r ....... 14,••• e. ....... • .13;•••t,L lefo o i • 13 17 0 t• d ''•••... t, • • 4* d. • 2 Coirlinlon 0 2 9 rea1..... 6 6 rtiiow 2 ° 8 • o 8 10 0 10 0 i 0 0 8 5 6 iCsper lb ••• .t9O 0 -100 0 hick, ..... 340 6 LO , 0 free. 4 : 4 k. }EI.P.Is. t;1 4, Id . Dyswoons, 4) , ton X Logwood, Jam. 4 .1.5 Fustlc, Span Tampico ... Puerto Cabello 5 10— Cuba 9 10- 6 0 — Lima, solid .... 13 0— Barwood, Ango.s 0 Gaboon .... 3 15— Carnwood .... 6 10 — Red San. Wood 5 10— FLAX, ton. Riga. P.T.R. P'burg, 9 head Archangel Dutch & Fler GALLS, 9,1. cif , / Turkey, blue ..b5 0— 70 0 a. 50 0— SO .4 mixed 55 0— GO 6 East India 55 0— 60 -0 GINGER, Barbadoes 40 0— Jamaica so O E. India, in bd 18 () GUM, cwt. Arabic, Turkey 0 0— 0 0 East India. 2 10— 5 0 Barbary Senegal dEmp, ton e R. sC RH P'burg, clean 32 10— 0 0 outshot 31 10— 31 0 Riga, Rhine .. 33 0— 0 0 outshot 32 0— 0 0 0 0 31 0 8 0 5 10 Archangel. Manilla 3O 0— _ l7 0 —2l 6 Bombay l4 0— yellow 0 0 0 0 Jute limas, Ox and Cow, - 44- lb good ann 60c25 0 —27 0 B. Ayres and Monte Video. ~. TALLOW, /4 cwt. inferior & mid. 0 5 0 0 rburgt, Y.C. 41 9 —42 0 good & prime 0 64 0 8 0 { i„„ 41 0 —4l 6 Do. salted .... 0 34 0 4 4 Archangel 0 0— 0 0 N. Amer. salted 0 24 0 fli Buenos Ayres., 36 0 —4l 0 Brazil dry salted 0 4 • 44 ' Stockholm .. .. 17 0 _ is 0 Rio, dry ValparWso dry 0 41— 0 . 6 Odessa, &c. dry 0 5 —• 0 6 ' Carolina 15 • —l6 0 W. Indi, dry.. 0 44 0— 6 a m A lITA It, 13. cwt salted.. 0 s— 0 44 Cream of Tartar6o 0 —64 • East India .... 0 7 —lO 0 brown and ye 1.44 0 —5O 0 Kips, B.A. dry. 0 7 • . si Taw, qs lb. in bond. Horse, d. egehl 2 0 —:8 9 Bohea, Canton 0 2 • 4 HORSE HAIR,* lb. Fokein —— Short mixed - 1 2 mid. to fine. 1 .6 2 2 long tails 1 6 2 0 Twankey, corn. 1 1— 1 14 combed INnico,q)lb.in 60nd. Pekoe, Orange 1 0 2 6 Bengal. Campoi, pur. & violet 00— 0 0 corn. to good none blue & violet 0 0— 0 0 H yson Skin.... 0 8— 1 0 }..el 18s. per blue load. violet, & fin 5 0— a 6 S ouchong,com. 1 10 1 0 ord. & mid. 4 3 a 0 good to fine 1 6 2 4 .2 OS violet & cop. 1 3 3 _ 4 • Pekoe, flowery 2 0— 3 0 mixed .. I Dyson, com... 2 • 2 3 , Is. cop. g. & fine. 9 6 4 0 fine 2 4 a 6 ord. & mid. 2 6 3 6 Young Dyson 011 3 0 con. quality 2 2 -4 3 Imperial ...... 1 8_ 2 9 Oude 1 4 3 6 , Gunpowder, ! Madras 2 o— 4 4 good and fine 110— 4 . 0 Guatimala, 7,:. lb. ! TOBACCO, 11) , 11). in bond. • Floras Sobres 3 0— 4 0 Stemmed 0 34 0 7 Cortes Carracas, Flo 3 9 4 6 i Marylamd .... 0 0 0 0 Sobres 3 0— 4 0 i Tram sc:c, r cwt. in bond. Cortes - 1 6 2 g Bengal ll 0 —l5 a LAC DYR, 7 1 3 , lb. i TUIIPS . NTiNIi, 4 , cwt. D.T. and prime 1 6 2 2 1 American . mid. to good 0 6 1 6 VA i.ov IA , 11:> tel., ord. & infar. 0 2 0 5 Smyrna, picked Mwrinaß ROOTS VP CRI. 14 ma Sm3rna ...... .. 62 6 15 0 We, BRE Tripoli & Syria 0 0 -, 0 African . Fre4e.l3 4•Taptu • 34 0 -- 85 91 American Brazil, in bond 44. crit.i American, red sz 0 es 0 Dutch 52 6 75 0 French&Gerins2 6 75 0 CIJCOA, q) cut Triniild Grenada Brazil J 41., COFFEE, 4) Ma. in bond Jama. trig; 5 0- 50 0 ordinary good& fined. 55 0— 65 0 middling.... :70 0— go 0 good mid. .. 0-115 0 fine mid. &c. 120 0-150 0 Dutch, triage 1 30 0— ordinary 5 0 6 5 6 0 10 0 m 1./Nub:sr. c Oil. Olive, 1.. Gallipoli ... Trieste .... 0— 42 0 I Sicu .. Portugal he Palm, f• tan Fish, 4a Carolina, t(ress.34 o African, Rum, v. gallon, in bond Jamaica. 5.4 MOWER, (Wt Bengul. I;TRE, Silt/ MAC, cwt, Sicily Paler►nu Verona. Tyrolese dry brown -29 0 LINSUED, p cu.i2s 0 - Rape,palt dc. 4'i 0 Turpcn. cu,.. 0 0 •Li i Giid 25 0 —3O .0 Bengal. , rd. doll 6 —l2 6 13 0-11 '6 none. 7 - 3 0 2 - 4 .2 4- 5 6 good & fne.t 6 0 B 'to ord. & mid 3 0— 5 9 1 10 2 18 vt. s. d. S. d 3 0 —2g o 14 0 SHELL LAC, 40 , cut. in /ion orange 45 0 —6O 0 liver and block 34 0 —4O 0 Neutria, Y doz C 0 —l2 0 Cliinchilli, do. 10 0 —25 0 Seal, each 2 7 3 8 9 0 - 7 0-8 5 0 - 6 6 7 0 - 8 6 SUGAR, 49. cul B.P. Muscovy moist brown 45 0 —46 0 47 0 —4B 0 good & mid.. 49 u —;3 o fine &v. fine 34 0 —5O 0 Mauritius. dabs and mo 40 0 —44 0 brown & yel. 45 0 —47 0 line yellow —49 0 —53 0 ast India, Bengal . _ 'Maur 36 0 —39 0 brown & yel 40 0 —47 0 good and fineas U —5O U extra fine 56 U —6l 0 Manilla, in bd 22 0 —27 0 Vavana, do .browt 19 0 —2O 0 21 0 —24 0 to 0rd.... 26 0 —2g 0 fine.. 30 0 —32 0 good &fine o. 45 0— 50 0 middling .... 56 0— 61 Q good mid. fine mid., i Mocha Ceylon Java . Havana ;I .f• fine 65 0- 30 0- 65 0 48 75 0 3) 0- 40 0 - 40 0 s. s 5 0 1') -i l 0 -16 0 —l3 0 Imnd. 5 5 -.- 7 o o—y 0 7 0 it Quarter Shares est India One-eighth shares I 11 'Great Grims Qu Irter shares 3281Aale 3 reat N 2 430 shares 14 .4'15 shares 2a Great North of Scotland STATE OF TRADE. LANCASHIRE.—The broad silk hand.loom weavers at Leigh, 311sworth, Middleworth, and Manchester. are by no means as (risk as is usually the case at this se-s , sn of the year. Many r f I Great Ncrth and Seluth Wales 85 Great Western 50 Ditto Ralf Shares I Ditto quarter........ 2 , Ditto Fifth Shares ooas by power, and .t is very likely t at a large portion of 'rinds will now be manufactured upon power-looms.—The silk mallware trade is slack, and hands at ma-y places are only artialty employed.—The trade in cotton factories in the same istricts is rather dull, and many masters intimate that unless an 1 12 Ditto Ditto 42s Goole and Doncaster 1 Harwich. 6 liAdersfield Canal and ltailw 8 Iluddersficld and She ffi eld 42s Huddersfield, Bradferd, &c have to corn • cnc cu uuii j Mere Is very little demand for manufactured goods, and prices are ve7 low. The trade in Yarns is dull, but the prices remain much the same as they did a fortnight ago. Power-loom weavers, and ether factory-workers generury, are in full employment, but hand. loom operatives are in wretched circumstances, and have scarcely half-employment. Calico block and machine printing inithe neighbourhoods of Church Patish, Accrington, and Os 'Waldtwistle, are still very dull, but hopes are entertained that as soon as the crn question is settled things will improve. The hand-loom weavers in thda 12i Ditto quarter 2 Inverness and Elgin 2i Inverness and Perth .. lj Ipswich and Bury St. Ed 2j Isle of Axholm and Goole, 6} hendal and Windermere 35 Lanca,tcr and Carlisle , , 5 Ditto thirds , .... •in rue same are e curnstances, on account of the scarcAy aistricts of work in and mkerabl low wages . MANcti ESTER. — Business here, on the whole, has continued tat during the we e k_ the . • - 473 Lancaster and Preston 19 Ditt:' Duce-quarter sham tip Ditto quarter .re most limit e d t 225! Leiceste. and Bedford extent. trail Thursday, when there was rather more activity, • 22s Leicester and Birmingham .... and a fair amount o f sa l es effected, but at very low prices. In 42s Leicester and Ta ntwot t h 4U-itch G. E shirti ngs f or I nd i a more has been doing, and in _ Liverpool and L eeds D i rcet• some of the mediu m qua liti es prices have been advanced. Yarns 15 Liverpool and B ury are dull, and prices d roop i ng. As the money market is . consi. A New i derably easier, and th ere i s every likelittood now that the rid- L'pool, M. and N'castle J n n c ti o I 'nisterial measures, relating' to imports, will be car r i e d success- 42, t.'pool,Manc t ,P rstn,&Soutlip , ,At fully through both h ouses o f parl i ament. manufacturers are 2ii LivetPo i ,l, O rmsk i rk & Pest in. , London and 13min g .I :am sanguine of an early r ev i va l of b us i ness, and they are therefore 42s Liverpool, Warri ng t on & Mane. ' •it . much firmer in upholdin g prices. We quote to-day's curre nc y Stock.l 16 Ditto ..e32 shares as follows :-2G-inch printers. 64 reeds, at 48 61; 27-inch, 65 2 Ditto quarter shams . _ . _ . - _.. ~ ...;:k-d in Az I i lel . ..e. .......J. -. . - 2 Ditto filth shares being o I..qu; ,z reeas, at 5s to 5s 6d ; 36 inch, 64 reed printers, at Ss 3d ; 6f reeds. at !s 44d to :is 1 , 3 d; 7 reeds. at Os :,id to 6s ; 49-inch G. shirtings, reeds, at 7s go to SS Bc!! r rPPlic. n C n n n . London :end liirmin - ham Exten . _ •-••• y / V.7Cliby ttL US oil CO ROCIIDALn.-There has not been the least improvement in the Flannel market last week; everything remains i nac ti ve, and the sales have b een limitd. The wool market has also been dull, and purchases for cash might have been bought at less prices. The wool dealers have suffered much by the late fail find it 60 London & Brigliton Consolidated 1-shares New,:bar 20 'London Raid Croydon 6 Third shares Less on lA.:Nos.—A large amount of goods were sold in our Cloth Halls on Saturday, at firm prices; bet the market chi Tuesday was only slack. A tolerable amount of business has been dune in the warehouses; and the general aspect of our staple trade is improving. 2 London and Manchester Item 54 Ditto Bastriek's I London, Oxford & 18 1 London & Windsor 2i London, Salisbury and Yeovil 31 London and Portsmouth ... 60 t,onclon and South Western 28 44; shares 10 BRADFORD.—The business doing is very small; the Spinners buying only for present use, and the gsan•tity consuming is very much diminished. Yet, notwithstanding all this long dullness, then, is not that giving way in price which most of the trade might have expected from it. Noils and Ilrokes are in steady demand, with no stocks Cu hand, and late prices firmly main. tained.— Yarns : E• , ch succeeding week only enah!es us to recnt d the continuance of an inanimate and tinnrirfir2l,l. New £iO shares New xsa 241 L. ondon,kVanvic yid Mederrn , 241 London and York tilOirect Sorthern . _ . “szaa••i.calt.7 GAM unprunranle luxe which i folly develop e d b y th e l arge quantity of the totally idle, cod par s tially employed machinery, which is pressing very heavily on our OnPrlatinnc A • - 20 Leeds and Bradfnn! 12,1 Leeds and Devi sLury ~p urations. And until something very d •clue in the price of yarns is manifested, we fear all hopes of extended operations are distant.—Pieces : there was rather more inquiry on Thurs day, and perhaps on the whole more business done; and as there is now a feeling that we shall not have war with our wes tern neighbours, we expect ere long to have the pleasure to re cord more animated doings. Then,: is nothing different in prices of any kind of goods. New shares 7.3 Levds and ThirEk 24 Leeds and York 10 Lynn and Dereinun 10 Lynn & Ely 40 IMarch ester and WI . 4 Quartcr shares t YORK ANNUAL ASSIZE Woon 117Aft&el". MARCH annual market has been held to day. The little qua, wool shewn, the very few buyers in attendance, and the insig, nificant quantity of business done, renders the whole transae. Lions of the day so unimportant as not to merit a quotation of prices. Indeed we never remember so meagre a York wool market, nor need we wonder. when we take into account the unprecedentedly depressed state of the worsted trade, which has prevai'ed for the last twelve months without any immediate prospect of amendment. It is true beyond doubt a very small quantity of old wool is in the growers' hands, but that trnall quantity is more than sufficient for pi eseat demand: hence the languidness in the trade, and consequent depression of prices. There will be no more York wool markets, until the new clip comes in. .—This Airy of 1 I Qqarter shares (C; 2 Manchester and Nouthampton . 1$ Manchester & Birmingh. Con._ ti Manchester, Mid.& Gt Grimsby . 93 vlanchest 5 %loneliest 82 NI anclieSter RI 38 Ditto half shares 2 Ditto gnarter sha er, Shade] & Midlao 2 . Ditto fifthshares 6 4 Ditto sixteenth shares 428 Mattock a! .d Stock. Midland Railway 18 £4O shares sth Shares HECEMONDWIKE BLANKET MARKET.—Int, buyers at this market still continues bad. and we see no pros pect of things getting better until there be some settlement of affairs with America. !ance of 2 Stock. Cot. 2i Mold J tinVien . 10 ~ rewcastle aria Bet 100 Newcastle and Carlisi. 25 Quarter shares 25 Newcastle and Llarlitiatori 20 Ditto (ltrendl;ng Junction St Ncwc st!e and North Shields 23 Newport arid Abergavenny 2o North British ......... 6 Half shares 14 Ditto (Carlisle branch) 2 Northampton. Banbury, &e 2 North Devon 23 N rth Eastern 24 North Kent Stock. North Union (A.) Stock. Ditto (1.; SO Northern and Eastern 15 Norwich and Brandon 5 New shares 42s North Staffordshire.. 33 North Wales 11 North Wales Mineral 3 New shares. 22s North Western • • • • 23 Nottingham, Manslield,& Midld 2 Oxford & Birmingham Junction 42s Oxford, Southampton, &c. 124 Oxford, Worcester & Wolver... 13 Oxford, Whtny & Cheltenham.. 20 Preston and Wyre ....... 35 Preference (5 per cent) .... 25 New (5 per cent & div.) 23 Half shares (At 14 Half shares (B) 2fl Sixth shares 14,Preston and Wyre Extension .. 100 Runcorn Gap 10 New shares (4't dis.) 40 Ditto preference 2 Rugby and Huntingdon 140 Sheffield and Manchester .... 3 Quarter 15 }_shares No. 2 23 }.shares No. 3 14 Sheffield and Lincoln *Shrewsbury and Great Western 1 Shrewsbury and Herefordshire 23 Shrewsbury, Wolrerh. & Bit. 23 Shrewsbury. Wolvr&s.Stafford. 4 S'bury, Oswestry & Chester.- 23 Somersetshire and Midland 26 South Devon 10 iSouth Eastern and Dover 1 6 New shares No. 1 15 New share, No. 2 15 Consolidated Thirds . 2 3 Half shares. 73 Scottish Central 5 Scottish Midland .. 2 4 Scottish t• orth Western 42s eouth Qidland 2 3 South Staffordshire Junction 5 South Wales.... southport and Euxton 2 1 1 ; s S ttiartrig and 13n n o n rd shi r . 1 i e .Sp f, r rie op i n s h ire J unc. 23 1 1 Term and Dove Valley 5 Trent Valley 2 #,Tre , .t Valley Continuation 2 31tllverstone, Lancaster &Ca,lisle 1 31 Warwick and Cheltenham.— laWakefield, Pont. tract, and Goole 241 Extension shares 4 261Warwickshire and London 231 Welsh Midland 22. s West Lancashire 4241 West Biding Union ...... ey. 2ilWllbs, Somerset, ar . d Wmouth, Birm righam ar,d' NotrrmartAm.—The C.4ton hose trade can scarcely he said to feel sensibly any effect from the approach of spring —The Cot ton glove branch has considerably revived, The drawer branch is in rather a dull state.—The silk glove trade keeps im proving. and employment plentiful, though at a very low rate of wages. On the contrary, the silk hose manufacturer, whether plain or knotted, in a most deplorable condition. The fancy bobbin net trade is in a depressed state, though it is asserted that considerable sales were made at the end of the week. The plain, t‘r power -propelled factories. making tra verses nets, arc in a much better condition, anti some of them have commenced long hours.—The warp lace trade, with the exception of the manufacture of a few articles, is in a stagnant condition, numbers of good workmen being unemployed. LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL, Direct. Ir direct -• Australia Nov.. I Lima Bahia.. .. Jan. 14 St. Helena Barhadoes.. .. Feb. 8 Maranham Bombay ... .. 2 Mauritius B. Ayres Dec. 20 Mobile Calcutta ... .. Jan. 23 Monte Video. C. G. Hope .. Dec. 3 , N. Orleans Charleston . .. Feb. 24 New York China ....., .. Jan. Pernambuco Demerara.. .. Feb. 3 Rio Janeiro Havana .... .. •10 • savannah .. .• 7 Valparais o . La Guayra. - 7 Vera Cruz Direct. ;Indirect Jan. 15' Dec. 21 'Feb. :g. Dec. 23 i Feb. !8. Jan. 8 Feb. '22 Dec. 19 Feb. 1 . , v • 1 1 Grand Union.. 24 Great Eastern and Western : If d Ii 24 C-reat Grimsby Dock , )y and Sheffield par.. 4 p i r i .s 29 p 3) 12ti p 13 i d.. par I d I 63 p 65 81 .. 92 !lip 111 34 .. 33 13 P 14 I 4 d.: pa r 4 . p 21 .. 22 d I 2/ p d p 3 6 ?tip 114 p 18 6 1 p 6a d d 13ip 142 p P I i P a 2 1 P 2; 217..219 33 p 34, 25 p 254 21i p 22 1 p 83 Stk g 63 .. 64 13 p 15 8 p 9 2 d li li d 13 d It d d.. par ;s 14 p 7 p 8 104 p 11 i P i 4 d j 2S d 284 p 282 li , d le li p 2 i p 8* it p 64 p par.. p d a par.. 4 p 46 p is d 14 IQ p 20 9/ P 10 in p 101 134 p 14 1 p 117..11y 11 d lf 9 p 10 10 ..It9 TA.. 28 44i.. 45a IYI p 203 d 6 4 P 7 14 p ai p 1 P d 4 d d.. par 2 9.. 211 144.. 145 24 p 26 8 p 10 4 2 p $ 3 4 p 3 2 * d 3 4 P 3 2 p 14 P 1 d i P 1 0 par.. # p 1 d 332..244 88 .. p 4 P I 2 P 2 4 d.. par 26 .. 28 13 .. 14 20 p II 14 d 1 110..121 4i p 24 4 p 4t 2 4 P 2 # li P If P 1 d P I 4 d.. par 1 d 14 41 par.. I p s 6 1 4 P Ie 14 p at P I Ilspl4s P I . p )1 p P • d.. par P If d 4.d...paF It d a 2 1 / 1 ) 224 )i d d P 1 13 p 14 5 p 6 P 14 d 1 d 21 p 2i 1 p 14 EASTERN DISPENSARY, ROSE-HILL , Report of cases for the week ending Saturday, March 14 Persons relieved at the Dispensary Patients visited at their own homes Tota. Physician, Dr. Ash cro ft . l Burgeons, Messrs. Hayes, Lockwood and Harris House Surgeon, Mr. Eccleston. Apothecary Mr. Huirne. NORTHERN HOSPITAL, MARCH 14. [WEEKLY REPORT.] ABAIITTHD. DISHARGEP. Accidents lg I Cured oi Medical and Surgical cases Relieved and at own request 3 upon recommendation.. 22 Attending as Out Patients 13 - Irregular '4l Died Remaining in the Hospital.. gb. Consnlting Surgeon, William Gill, Esq., House Visiters, Robert Carter and John Rigby, Esqrit. Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq. Chap!ain TIDE TABLE H OLYDA TS ETC NTruv. 1 T.:rN. !Tizioni 43 17 5 'St. Patrick. 2 2i i 16 3 3 8 15 2 4 4 13 9 5 If) H a Benedict. 647 12 g 4th Sunday itt Lela, a a is 8 .rielny.. 26 I 3 34 ;a l mrday 21 438 Sunday 22 b 2 Mcnday. 23 732 2152 .aguayra Carthagena Smyrna Manilla swat.. IM adras Bengal 26 o --s. 5 'Paris and COnSt Paris and Orleaii 20 'Paris and Ftongr 2 j itGucp and It l i ;Strasburgh and Basle: 4 I St. Larne and Atlantic 5 Tow, ai.d Nantes C'd 4 West Flanders BANKS, &c 10 - 1 Ditto Banking* C , mpany 10 Ditto Borough Bank 10 Ditto ComitiCreial 500 Ditto Royal ... . —I Unto new 10 Nf ;trine A shurri.ce Compan) 2 Royal Assurznee Company . Stock.i iootle VFztcr Works Stock.lliarriogton Water Works Ma !Coa: Gas Cornix: ICO I Ditto new sha I 2F Ditto, quarter I 7 AndertonCarryi MO Exchange Iliiiliiin ving Company 3fis p 39s 4 , 5.. 407 635.. t 55 )F INSURANCE 1 Outward 2G 0 - 30 0 - 5 0 - 6 jOr:eans. Tours & Bourdeaux p" 6 3 s !Over) ssel If d I I 2i P Si par.. 1 p 23 ~23b 8 i 1) 9 340 p 14 d 12 P are at a premium,— those mi 24 0- 40 6 ! 35 0- 50 6 40 0 - 35 0 30 0 15 0 17 e 50 0 60 0 17 6 --- po o I 17 6 Poci§c Steam Company Pi!brow's Atmospheric Prices marked thus CO are at a discount, PREMIUMS 1 LONDON & LIVERPOOL Jamaica [4c:wild Isi. Dem. &Berb Honduras Charles New Ode Canada . Brazils New South Wales ICape of Good Hope Africa Gibraltar .. Lima, Valparaiso, 8, Malta, Sicily, &c Smyrna andConstahtin epic Malaga Madeira Westerri Isles, Ca Lisbon Cadiz . Hamburg. B►emen, ICc. Gottenburg, Stockholm Petersburg, Riga, &c. . D 0- 0 1 17 e 17 0 0 - o 0 .... O 0 - O o- PACKET . LIST. :GENRII.AL POST-OFFICE. Al ARCH 13 r a ii .1 c- rp :••••• 2 F...- : % 5 • c 3ts ('ii Aug. 1 -30 0 -60 0 -44 0 17 6- 21 p 17 6 - 15 0- i0 p 1 15 0- .st Indies - so w 0 0 ; 40 0- .: ,„; r .: j I a. co .... 3 E, c ..• .% P c. . . Fir to. . . ;.+ is ; ;.7 C 7 . 7 fts fi: Lf: F.. 14 c. c. O. Te = C z 2 a go es ra .c m "..1 cr Z e. F. WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND WORKHOUSE HOSPITALS. MARCH 14. 1846. ADM ITTF:D. • 1 Fever and !in,all Pox l2 Cured .. Medical and Surgical Wards 17 Relieved Lying-in Ward:, Lock DISCF:ARGED RVILIAINING IN THE noserraLs Fever and Smalr Pox . 7►ledcll and Surgical Wards ...... ...... Lying.in Wards . Lock Consulting Surgeon, Mr. Meet]Hoch. Physician a n d S urgeon for the week, Dr. Macrorie and I Mr. Thenvis House Surgeons, Messrs. Radcliffe d Macdcuralt LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATO MARKET. Nay, old 2:?t, Clover... Vetches Mi!.RCII 16, 1846, Bar!ey Carrots xn 22s 6d $. a. s. d • 4 1 Pink Fy • Si 1 Cattle 2i— n 3 i 'rnri,3l,.o. tCn 37 0 20 t —3O 0 (Mame in. Mr Stewart, Mr. JOHN 00T1Eit to 114 0 SON. lurch, by the Pev. J If s ELIZABETH NICH On the 10th icstaa St. Geo h. Hanover square London, by the Itev.J. Hen THOMAS i:SKETH. Bart the bride. Sir :er of the late ce or the bridegroom it the Village Church Leicestershire, by the Rev. Mr. Per, y, JA to JANE CRAGG, of Liverpool, forme On Cie inn it ncashire of IVymeswold, 11101;60N, jun.. of Marypert, Cam.. bei land Same day, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. J. Jones, A M., Mr. MATTHEW MAY LUCAS, of the Repository. Great Char- street, to Mi , s FRANCES' ' WILDE, ()7(: snore flay. at Pitt-street Chapel, by the Rev. 1.. lionner, Mr. THOMAS HUGHES, jnincr and !made,. to ANN, youngest ghter of Mr. DAVII) DAVIES, Denbigh. at St. A,l }3 o. masterichael's ß C A ti c trch, byth of eR f eetti-thHenryip Ann Car JOHN IA G RET WILK IN, of this town. Bridson, t Rev. J. Levy, Mr. JO i:::PH IifMAN, of Bolton,. to Miss NATHAN, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Nathan,. of Ces2lo - same day, at Childwall, Mr. ARTHUR. GEORGE LATHAM. merchant, Bombay, t., JANE. eldest daughter of Mr. WILLIAM BRERETON. Feunywood House, Cheshire, and neice to Mr. Joseph Breretoo, Sutle 11:01 v a, 4,11 1.-1-11 e. Hill, by the P.m Julia Gladstone, Mr. DENBY a NIBI,D, {/1 eldest son of Thos, Nield, EN , cotton spinner, of Ashton-ontier.Lyne, to ELIZA BETII HANNAH, eldest d:ugl;ter of .1011 N GIBSON, .-^ ''arence-terrace, Eeerton.r: ad, near Liverpool. Church, roneaster. by. 4th ins' I Kingston.:C W., to ELIZABETH FRANCES, the late Rev. THOMAS WOODCOCK, M.A.. On the I &th apt at Kirk Bradtlan. Isle of Man, - by the Rev. H. lirowoe. THOMAS IL H. THOMSON. Ecq , surgeon, R.N., to MA ROA REI . , daughter of D. F. WILSON, Esq., U.K., of Farinhid, Douglas DIED Lately. in t Police Lett .h year, Mr. WNI. WAKEFIELD, late of the lir!ghton, in Ws On the 23rd December last, at Sierra Leone, need 39, Mr..R. BLANCIIA RD, eon-in-I iw of the late Mr. E. Cash, tidewaiter of this port. Same day, at Naeode DRAKE, of the 61st t 9. L'eutenant.FßANClS fi th ,on of the late Rer. IN. w. I.rake. rector of h On the Bth u;titno. st Toronto. Carada, aged 70. Mr. STAN. DISH O'GRADY BENNETT, fmnerly of Tanketv;:le, counts of Cork. On the 15th tiltirrS. at his residence, Tlrnnswick-p'ace, Stan- THOMAS KNUDSO -- On the 15th n:ti no. after a I ,, ng end lingcrir. t Kirkdale, FANNY, eldest dam:liter of Mr et). M consumption JOSEPH C KINSLEY, late F On the 2cith ii i ietor of the S , et Huntina, lon. Cal , E RICK. infant son of Dr. J. WHYTE, f On the Ist instant. at Dot JOSEPH LIIT , Esq , former]: irmerly of Banff. Scotla/ of Man, aged 76 years, On the 2nd inst only daughter, and on the 3rd hist. only son of Mr. JOHN WALSH, Pa . On the 3rd instant, in lliz,bfield.st; BICKIERSTET-+, watchmaker. son ars and 3 months. JEMIMA Ms, THOS. ad br other to Mr. E. Biekrrstett r. J. Bicker marine store of Merecr-C, , MARY ANN, da street. WRIGHT, 't, Reeler ut Whit BEACALL,I 1, in the p eminent smgeon. His interment took place w.towns the funeral so:emt On the • EVAN LL( On the sth 4th ins walk, I.ond( the Grove. if life. ANDREW 'Jove genUe- Ries all the 3 closed t cir shops during General S Esq,, of JOHN HARD Preston at Pen - ley-I:all. SI rot ;on, TM enant of the county of S wood, it It of the . . ,nd Wyre F Same dal HANCOCI{ . Sane day, at Et at Cn A LLOO M E DCA I. l. f. D. K. - '.ti ,Colenel - of t Holrne, WeArr 'Almond! ram Kent-terrace, and Carnarvon. On the 7th tnstan Eg - remont, - ehlost Brooktiback. On the 7th ins ,ward Jolly, of this t WILLIAM,;. of the Du HILL. of tie rth Cast 37s Od p I year, Rear JOTIN TAT 4AttIA JANE Ireland cferk in the employ or ys, JUAN EYTON, son of Mr. J. HALL , n, in c , nscquence rs. EDMUND YEO, .sserce of tau E. Y. 124. ANNE, wire of Mr. It. J. 2CC daughter of Mr. J. G I years, Mr. SAMUE!, P!:1 - 7sTER, of the late Mr. JOSEPH IZEI".\ Lft, of of his grandirother, 1-lardr Mr. EDWARD of the late Captain JOHN h in mail ste: KATHERIN tl.c late Mr. S t Iloiyhead, SARAH MARY, wife of Mr. J ROBERTS, EF.q. Same day, at Warrington, aged 13 rr son of Captain G. PRINGLE, of this town. On the Bth instant, at Beaumaris. a:;ed 4., years, ANNE. second daughter of the late ROBERT PRITCHARO, Esq., Llwydiarth Esgob. Angiet:ea. Same day. at Hope. stra: t, aged 27 years, MARGARET. wife of the' Rev. W' C. GREENE. Ths, GEORGE EDWIN, :ame day, aged ;8 yen's, Mr. WILLIAM AUGUSTUS WILLIS., Russell-place. Old Kent-road, London, fifty years clerk in the Bank lf England. Same day, aged t 6, Mr. ANTHONY ARM ER. coachman. Same day, at the New Lodge, near Hanbury, Staffordshire, in hi Sith year, It. .1. HARPER, Esq , Surveyor of Woods for the Durby of Lancaster north of the Trent. On the 9th instant. at Hale, Mr. WILLIAM HOULG RAVE sincere:} regretted by all who knew him. On the 9th instant, at Prospect house. Clitheroe, M. of Mr. STEWART, and third daughter or the late ODDIE, Esq., of Spring-gardens, Cl.theroe. Sarre day, at Lancaster. aged 24 }ears, CHRISTOPHER, son of Captain JOHN HOGARTI4.. Same day, at Llanfwrog, Authin, al - el 104 years, EDWA JONES_ st rutnnrr Phe t., kRY, wife JOHN RD till lately In which, nctv;itt On the Lath instant daughter of Mr. TUOMASA great age 0-boxes, a very expert. month., ALICE _ _ bilkllo TIAN. 1 King-a age, Mr. PHILIP 6 - ,th year, Mr. ROBE (T WEBSTER, ther of Mr. B. WEBsTEtt, of the Sme d 3EOitG \TALKER, I A!•:N OCTAL IL inter of ,ths. CHARLES ELIZA. downe. C HOPE, or —SO 0 ! On the lith instant. at Manchester. in the 7tth year of hi* age, Mr. JOHN COCKSHOTT, formerly of Warrington. dmiral wn, to .q., of