The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-04-14 00:00:00

A pra 14, 1846. gAtpping intelligrntr. TUESDAY, APRIL 7.—Wind North, moderate. A'RRIVED —Laura. from•Alexandria—Pomerania, Brandt, and Brandt, Gregorius from Danzic —Laurel, Duckett, from Mobile "...Margaret Pollock, Pye, from New Orleans—and Priscilla, from Paraiba. S AlLED.—Antelope, Jone s , for Prince Edward Island—Ro chester. Britton, and Sheridan, Corish, for New York—John Clark, Disb row, for Staten Is land, &c.— Cartaretta, Prideaux, for N ewfoundland —Norma, Strarich, for Rio Janeiro—Princess Royal, Lovett, for Pillau—Finland, Bourne, for New Orleai Catharine Hodges, Lewis, for Husum—Mary & Jane, Osbo , for Constantinople —and Letitia Heyne, Pearl, for Staten Isl add Quebec. Tay, from Dundee, at this port, leaky, having been on shore on Hoyle Bank 'John O'Gaunt, and Devon, from China, at the Straits of Unda 28th December Flora, Muir, hence off Mossel Bay 2nd February, going in for Water Matilda, Ronal 'son, and Grasshopper, Rankin, from Rio de Janeiro, at the Cape of Good Hope Angeron a. hence at Santa Martha Lady, Rallies, from Trinidad, at Savanilla ra uxh-a•Ballagh, Savage; Naiad. Rogers; Cheshire Witch, and Eliza, Lonrie, hence at Syra Meickle ; Intrepid, Gray; Maria, Pinkey ; and Ada, wanstance, hence at Leghorn Caroline, Ahrens, hone^ at Riga F rederica, Maack s, and ida, M aria, hence at Swinemunde ,Try, Howe s . h ence at H e l voet " I noY. Ocket, and Pigeon, De Mere, hence at Antwerp Skiold. from Schiedam, at Deal Alexander, Aspsay, from Ceylon for London, at the Cape o Good Hope 2nd February L l suQarrA, March 21.—The Joseph Christall, Cloyd, hence for e v-r pool, grounded on the Shallows near St. James's Castle. In this gulf, was floated off, without assistance, and apparently W ithout damage WEDNESDAY. APRIL S.—Wind N. to N.W. moderate. ARRIVED. —Friends, Wheaten, from Lisbon—and iramilien- Riad. from Norway. SA MED . — Exporter. Robertson, for Quebec—Atlas, Coffin, for i r ',yr York—Tid y. D or ki n, f or Dordt—Kingston. Dwr.sr, for ellZe—Charles, Sim ns, for Bruges—Hesperus, Killey, for I ° 2"' 4B Y arrd Hong Kong—Brothers. Lewis, for Syra—Eilzabeth v' n e'aY, for Staten Island and Quebec—Aleit, Lauchl,n, for .erften ls!and—Minalo, Tiegarthen, for Rio Janeiro—Highland a 'arY. Crossley, for Quebec—Espindola, Barst w, for New York ,;,-James Orr, Anderson. for Newfoundland and Genoa —Victoria, Evans. seacken, for Hamburg—Caroline Alice, Beynon ; for A .,"2, o4 —Victoria, Evans. for Cadiz—Lady Bassett. Carthew, for f ."Lirua— Zealous, Champion, for Lisbon—Elizaheth, Wilson, "" r Newfoundland—Meg of Meldon, Rickerty, fr , r Calcutta— pnaity Al en, for Montreal—Elbe, Gezzano, and Eroe, Laferla, Malta—Dragos, Radimeri, for Tieste—Sofia Al l Kenzie, Uat, for St. John, N.B.—and Wallace, r Main, for Lima. X,' 4 :dward Bcwstead, Arnold, fcr Shanghae, and sailed lgth Peb. for this port : Pandora Co‘hay. from Shaughae, and sailed all B tb Feb. f or London and John O'Gaunt, Donald, from China, Helena Daniel Grant, Shalley, from Shnnghae; Countess of Dor ton), M 'Lai en. from Penang, and Theodosia, Irving, from Mau witius, in the Downs Robert Moffat, Wade, hence at Alexandria _Preak, from Denia, and Emma, from Palermo, off Cape St. Vincent Triton 'futon, sailed from Bilboa for this port 30th March -7 " 011 enfl, Parsons, hence at Kingstown Y of the Isles, V‘heaton, from Terceira, at Holyhead ribl , ert, Bruc e. t r o m C a di z , a t M on t e Vid eo kavE'sxts pox frcm Manilla for Cowes, lath March;. Alexander Edmond, hence for St. John, N.B. 25th do. in lat. 44, long. 46 24 ; Un:corn, (steamer) hence for , 2 Bth starch, in lat. , long. 22 ; Ann, supposed from Lon- AlllderrY for Trinidad, pth March, in lat. 15 N, long. 41 W; r ro ` e, hofneward Cork, April, in lat. 50, long. 14 ; Zoe, A thens, the Mauritius for '22nd Feb. in lat. 4 N, long. 21 W 4 e ns, from Liverpool, 23rd March, in lat. 41, long 50. THURSDAY, APRIL Q.—Wind N.W., moderate. Ter, l T lvaD . — lndependetice, Allen, New York—Lady, —, d-114--CynOSUre, Yabsley, Leghorn—Freak, Long, Salon— y Collins. --, St. Michael. i_sytt! . .so Roberts, Bel ze—Litherland, Freeman, p ooh Norfolk Nero, Holmes, Constantinople—Lady Constable, Ric hibuct—England, Everard, New York—Argimou, 111,... 0 rd, St. Joh n, N.B.—Eclipse. Barsa, Windsor, N.S.—True v t r• Oliver Pictou— Helen Hamilton Nichol, Trinidad—Go- T allentyre, Curacoa and St. Dorningo. Joh, -- the v trrow. Thompson, from New Orleans at this port. On te nt l" Nov,, in lat. 44, lon. 34, passed a bale of cotton, appa ,... Y not long in the water. `-'dledonia Brander ; amazon; and Charlemagne, all fienee at Orleans ii 94 ester Markham, and Monticello, hence at Savannah. o Mpt, he, ce at Charieston. rtii,7titguer, Bnrsley ; A s hb ur t on , H ow l an d ; E urope, Far b er, acffic Ludham , hence at New York. -a lt a ' rr h tan tine, Voinovick, sailed from Trieste for this port 22nd 'CL.Colton, hence at Ancona. n,_Samson. Butcher, hence at Malaga. Pa PaYne. from Alexandria—Wilhelmina, Bokley, from itoa c t;* - 2 ana Messenger, Hacquvil. from Marseillesat Algesiras Uze lla a 7 l te a e ll a r, sa 4 i n le d d I B o o r li t v h a is , port on the 29th March. Gibrai Vauteur, from Leghorn, both at Mry. h • ence for Malta, oft' Adra. Queen, Cockle hence for Africa at Milford Daniel Grant, Owens , from Sharighae. at London. Cumberland, Power, hence at Apalachicola. ciloodiac, Griffin, hence at Mobile. y he 6 iP . 1 01,n N. Gosser. Fairfield. of Philadelphia. from New 11: o!it for Loudon, put into Fayal previous to the 27 th of Jan., in 'lnk ing' Condition having thrown over 7ou barrels of flour, ..-„-orrie cheese, clocks' &c. estimated in all 120 tons. Capt. Fair nela would endeavour to get at the leak and repair as soon as rossible. Whilst at this port she received a thorough overhaul. 13r new rigging, sails, &c , and was considered in good sailing aer. Th e report published a few drys since, stating that she had arrived at Loudon, is, of corn se, an error. ° 4 Vessels ~ p oken.—Planter, mße last, Ist instant, in lat. 43, j, 23—Unicorn, (steamer,) 39th u limo, at 9 a In., in lat. 46, 40r,g. y Pearl. outward bound. 31st nitimo, in lat. 4g, long. 21 Caledonia, hence for St. John, N. 8., 6th instant, oN the saltem Indiana, Bennett, hence at New York. with dead-lights stove loss of head-rails. rigging damaged. &c., having experienced Ileavv wea her. On tne 18th and 19th Feb., passed two casks Of oil and large quantities 01 broken boards, apparently da b,ated, and piecei of wreck. New Y ORE , M ARCH 7 . —Th e C at h ar i ne, Daly, from Halifax, L?r I:Averpm I, ,as ah , ndoned Jan. 56 in lat. 46, lon. 37, in a a'akine statet ; crew arrived at New YJrk. A brig went ashore, °ll,Floii ee Feb. 19. !_aIALAGA. March 26.—The D xvidson, of Bristol, from Vat"thorn, drove on shore four miles to the eastward of this port eidaY. but was got off alter discharging part of her cargo, latently with little or no damage. 141: overt, April 7.—Th e Charles, Hoyt. from Charleston for di t t e r t ss oli was passed 18th ult. near Baltimore, going in in A Ra FRIDAY, Aram 10.—Wind moderate. Hele n erald Jones, M uritius, sailed 26th December— %ra, Thompson ' Stevens. New Orleans—St. Petersburg, 'etir a ". and Washington, Wilkie, Mobile—Hero, Foster, Ter kt,L4anc. Williams. Lishon. tait,ch!n—Promise, Pines, Montreal—Liverpool, WKay, Mi "l--iteinittance, Prince, Boston. Mallory, from Hong Kong, at the Cape of Good Hope. It t' o^ " 11 .lor •' Currency, Wainwright, and Blorenge, Banks, iiev alc utta at St. Helena. GoZ°sia, Irving, from the N , auritius at London. otn Algoa Bay at Deal. Ifick a, hence at Genoa. Pi ttt Plevy, hence at Helvoet. Booth, hence at Browershavan. Artftz:‘ATURDAY, I Ith S.S.E., fresh. • Zare....p4H.--Madonna del Rosario, Cac co, from Castel a Vri4 E4tone., Mitchell, from Charente Forager, from Alex tia4lLeb '„ il aKnificent, Verrill, Irom New Orleans. W - Ner neis Effendi. Sutherland, for St. Lucia. &P.—Venus, I,:ae r 4 ',or River Plate—Milo, Grace, for Baltimore—Great biZt -- -I,fi t ste arrler,) Mathews, and Virginian, Parsons, for New tOu'qrld tP ri a,-'Mahon. tor staten Island, &c—Shaw, Hewitt ; 4, 4 41 'ark ; Scipio, Greggs, and Jane, Mulcahy, for New. , B, e• —Commerce. Crowell, for Halifax—Mearns, taii!ace, 4 ; —Commerce . of Bute, Harvey; Consbrook, M•6uire, and heale.....,4lllMerson, lor Quebec—Hebe. Bi lingsley, for New Lijer. to.nterprise, Cook, for Yatmouth, N.S.—Aurora, Les tk„"on...: Obr clt—Wyvern, Norris, and Sprightly, Jeffery, for "(lit; nice, fl'p Clark, and Liberty, Mowatt, for Riga—Themis, ..r ete:g. 1 4 ° e• from Mauritius, off Point Lynas, and proceeded and Irlam. Morphew, hence at Barbadoes. Mell;°n• Kirkness, and Meteor, Turner, hence at Tampico. tte t,, Ur Lt i obb, hence ;.t Trinidad. l l ' a • b lib ar ° o n n , , e n n c d e a h at ence at Jamaica. ta e ! ll sur I'ence at Lagnira. 1, 1 'eni, ii,..sYchell. hence at Vera Cruz. 1h1k, 4 4, 4 0 , Mord, hence at Mobile. en.J.e, her.ce at Danzic. • kinos, hence at Hamburg. L ty,• "Ir, Williams, hence at Valparaiso, and sailed for Co lW• " e nougall, hence for New Orleans, off Antigua 3d 4 Ae: l4 MAW • w,!n..sat!ed from St. Lucia for this port 26th Feb. It th t b ack .. , te. sailed from Jamaica for this port Ist March, klr!tua leci same day, having sprung a leak; and Lancashire Fi es, ; i 34 March, also for this port. 4, c 41 1, ind. from London at St. Lucia. ),N g a ""llson, from the Mild as for England, with a Np c ;,, c 4 no. has peen condemned at VAparaiso. DUO) ) . I ' , eth April.—The Amsterdam, Jay, of Ipswich from 'or Lynn, has been tAved in here very leaky. Oh, 41, .DAY, 2th APR IL.—Wind S., moderate. tr:,.----Isaae Newton, Lambert, and Broom. White, from tis. Cxx, from Apalachicola—Niagara, t t : , frolevr York—Georgina. —, from Smyrna—Balerta, Leghorn—Messenger, Ilacquoil, I,k A lu '''`e south, from Lisbon—Vaparaiso(Dixon, from Val bsdemona, Emeron. for Boston—Jane, Dixon, for Blucher, castw, for Harbor Grace. f4ze ~,qtliPeribr ' n. and Cambria, Lash, for Quebec Palmyre, 6°ttin tore. N, ( let ) , r t. for Ghent—Eir.ma, Berke, for Hamburg—Gust iv Stromberg, for St. Petersburg—Maria,Muttray, 4 eve . itienrY Warburton, Petah', fur Ancona — Commerce, or Ostend. El iz t 4 ble ' kavi --- ,ti oi ! n '-cia, Trial, W m. Crow, and Mischief, hence at t st e r retuagle. Krebs, hence at Nassau, and sailed sth March I .le .l oha o r n,, Iti v on, tir,"s, Mask, hence at Danzic 0 4 41 , ki t ii",!, hence at Ostend teliqn, kiln, hence at Grenada z , t 4, tierter, hence at Port-an. Prince 1. 4, : 4 ' 41 3 AZ, ke t for Liverpool, put back to Danzic Seth March t n b it t i ) ,a,, aii _bite, sailed from Jama ca for Liverpool gth March 1,,,tit,,0ew P earce Havana for Liverpool sth . sl arch ntiesi m '-siaiee,. white, sailed from Laguna 2nd March ; 411,,t4;th for Li: tjth, all for Puerto Cabello—and Champion, , tql,u, MarcerP,ol test ~ork.Vs, 12 ' The Bravo, Pain, of London, from Be- Der the "ek . on the Riding Rocks 3rd instant ; but was t leak._lth instant, by two wreckers, and brought into Y She must discharge part of her cargo to repair i..1,,11_%, N p .,__ -- 1 4 .4 44 kZTDAY, Aram 13.—Wind S.W moderate. "A., tl Ke, f.. ennessee. Pray, fiom New Orleens—Satellite, 114a.!"--ke "3111Mobile—Tha. P. Cope. Miercken, from Phila ,4ca a hweit f ro ~ ,t 1 1% G ti , t ~._ , m Odessa— Meanor Palmer, from Smyrna )7;4Vtaitti_ 11,,,n.:..., dSamuel, from Tiieste—Wilhelmina, , l'eni-41ermoTatirli, Henderson from Marseilles ti 11, 14 .--. A ,,u, from Lisbon —and Fortuna a from Danzc. rp4lll4a,ciika. k..l,l,l;hreiori,ess of Clydesdale, ' Ferguson, for Sbediac , 11 44 e t. k .tt er. an.. , ior Miramiclo—Amlty, Fraser, for Riga -1%01114:7114k f u Robert, Fletcher, tor ewfoudland—Mark 44.,ba w i .,. r Slontreal Lndon, Michael, for Calcutta— ,7,llN.,,,,,;?arn. for Naples—Magnet, Murdoch, for Leg , fprlti t h i, Wood, Crosbie, for I3a badoe2—Nina, lor NeW ywrlnss, Mather, for Quebec—and Jane, Milli- Fh •PtviKrqe tie from Callao abo poa~c~~'ut' ut 1 Ith Jan, and Caroline, peb. throboth for Li Falmouth ve; 4 C124 . p. 4 431 efm at Pernambuco %cc, ditto Harmonic Jamieson, hence at Nubile Sr. THOMAS, March I.l.—The Rammohun Roy, Cutts, from Philadelphia to Liverpool, pUt into this port 3rd instant, leaky, and with toss of rudder, and is discharging _ FREETOWN. SIERRA LEONE, Feb. i6.—The Friendship, of Dublin, has been brought in here from Rio Nunez. by the Kroo men and a pilot; the master, (Lea,) and all hands, except two sea,t,en, (Robson and King,) having died from fever- Another captain and crew have been appointed to her, and she will sail tor Liverpool in about a ;veek, alter completeing her cargo here Cove op CORE, April I I,—The Champlain, from Liverpool to Philadelphia, that put in here leaky 3rd Feb. is now ready tor sea. Damaged goods to the amount of £5035 have been sold. LONDON UAZET7E.-TUESDAY, APRIL 7. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED Merry, Phipson and Parker, Birmingham —W. Cope and J. Wright, Nottingham, lace manufacturers—T. and W. Cooper and G. Strongitharm, and G. Strongitharm and T. Cooper, Wal sall and elsewhere, lime masters—J. Plumtree and M. Gibbons, Lincoln, grocers—W. Woodward and W. W. Waikyier, Minty street, Pimlico, tailors—F. Balkwill and C. Baldwin, Liverpool —s. Snniforth and G. Hutton, Sheffield, grocers—H. and J. Holme, Manchester, shoe makers—P. J. and E. Brooke, Man chester—Rye and Ti.omas. Old Brond-street, London, mine agents—M. Thorpe and E. Holeywell, Spalding, brewers— Wickens and Bird, 0:d-street, St. Luke's. stationers—T. F,r shall and 11. Davies, Kennington, surgeons —R. Butler, R. Lay court and W. Beldon, Witton.le. Wear, Darham, railway con tractors—W. Wa len, sen. and W. Wallet), jun. Finsbury Cir cus, King-street, London, and Greenwich, architects—Fitz maurice and Sage, Pleasant-row, Holloway, surgeons—J. C. and W. R. Hudson, Blackheath, bakers—J. and G, Langman, Hanley, pawnbrokers—Goodland, Gaunt and Goodlaud, Tiver ton, c„al merchants, :BANKRUPTS. Richard Arscott, Kingsland.road, London, grocer. John Barwise, St. Martin's-lane, London, watchmaker. John Bird, Chester-le-street, Durham, linendraper. George Felthouse, Dorcas-terrace, Fulham, London, plumber. Richard Gatehouse, Richard Darch, and Gastall Wilkins: Upper Lissom-street, London, timber merchants. William Gray, Salford, common brewer. James Shepherd Gregson, Manchester, grocer. James Hare, New- sti eet, Dorset-square, London, linendraper. Robert Moir, West Cowes, Hampshire, stationer. Jo-eph Quarton, Stamford. bridgo, Yorkshire, grocer. Benjamin Rebi,eck, Dog-row, - Cambridge heath-road. and Rose-place. Globe-road, Mile-end-road, oil and colour man. William Tweddle, Liverpool, soap manufacturer, April 21, at eleven, May 12, at two, Liverpool. Official Asigneo, Mr. Mor gan, Liverpool; Solicitor, Mr. Pemberton, Liverpool. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. William Edward Burman, High-street, V% hiteehapel, London, hat maker. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown ~ . to the contrary on the 28th day of April T. C. W. Pearce and G. Homan, Manchester, merchants—T. Nash, Stourbridge, builder—J. Cleary, Church-road, De lieau voir•sgivare, Sheeter, Bristol, builder—A. Mac donald, Leadenhal-street, merchant—H. Hughes, Manchester, diaper. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Sixsmith and E. Hodgkinson, Wigan, livery-stable keepers —R. Beck and R. Mason, Liverpool, tallow refiners—E. Hart ley and J. Ileatd, Settle. Yorkshire, attorneys—R. Bevan and H. Whittaker, .jun., Wigan, cotton-spinners—H. Watson and M. W. Lambert, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. plumbers—J.. and B. Bawling. Bradlord, Yorkshire, dyers —W. Irons, jun.. and G., Irons, Stopsley. Bedfordshire, tarmers—G. and E. Stevenson, North Wingfield, Derbyshire, millers—A. Clarke and E. ClA yen, Manchester, milliners—T. Paine and T. Mander, Birming. ham, linendrapers— R. and J. S. Skipper, Liverpool, •corn- rner chants—S. S. Morrison, J. and W. Booth, and J. Holt, Notting ham, lace manufacturers—F. Wan:). V. Wauostrocht, and J. S. Kewley, Liverpool, general-brokers; as far as J. S. Kewley— H. and J. Shaw, Duckinfield, Cheshire, woollen-manufacturers —R, Leavens and .1. Barraclough, jun., Bradford, Yorkshire, wood-turners—T. Carlisle and .1. Robson, and J. Culverwell, Bristol, Haberdashers. BANKRUPTS.: Henry Roe, Liverpool, goldsmith, April 28, May 26, at eleven o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankieptcy. Solici tors, Messrs Bridger and Blake, Loudon-wall; and Mr. Dodge, Liverpool: official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool. Edward Foley, Stoke Newington-green, victualler. Robert and Richard Weatherhog, stone, Kent, farmers. Henry Charles Langley, Suffolk-place, Hackney-road, apoth ecary. homas Matthews, Aldgate High-street, draper.. William Davey, Pentewan, Cornwall, coal merchant. Thomas Rickards, Wootton-uuder-Edge, Gloucestershire, watchmaker. James Boulton Boram, Birmingham, brewer. Martha Illingworth, Wiliam smith, and John Wright, Brad. ford, Yorksh re, worsted spinners. John Kn gilt, Preston, t cashire, mercer. Charles Henry Cartwright; Warrington, Lancashire, grocer. DIVIDENDS. May 2, J. Oldham, Wood-street, City, silk warehouseman— May 2, C. 0. Robson, Finsbury-street, plasterer—May 2, James Blyth, Chelmsford, grocer—May 2, J. Gale, sea., and J. Gale, juu., Love-lane, Shadwell, rope makers. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. 11. S. Knowles, Moo,ham, Somersetshire, silk throwster. R Coleman and E. R. Hall, Colchester, iroufounders. R. Coleman, Colchester, ironfounder. R. Hughes, Piccadilly, upholsterer. J. H. Curtis, Soho square, Loudon, bookseller. H. D. Walker, Eaton Socon, Bedfordshire. innkeeper. C. S. Evans, Cornhill, London. master mariner. W. Smethurst. Manchester, Jacquard machine maker. G. F. Cobham and W. B. Wright, Camden. place, Peckham, builders. J. Mabbs. jun., Chichester, baker. W. Williams, High. street, St. Giles's, victualler. C. Tapp, Wigmi re -street, coachmaker. A. H. Simpson, Blacktriars-mad. engineer. F. Dixon, L ng-lane, Bermondsey, currier. T. Ratuett, Cambridge, tailor. J. Mortimer, Adelaide-street, West Strand, bookseller. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. April 6, Joseph and Charles Whalley, Liverpool, seedsman. April 6, James Reding and Wm. iv icol Judd, Horse Shoe- Court, Ludgaie.hill, printers. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause Le shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. May 1, C. Self, Sun-street, Bishopsgate-without, plumber- May 1. J. Ilarriss, Leadenhall Market, butcher—May 1, G. Moir, John's•row, St. Luke's, bootmaker—May I, R. Hulse, Little Tower-street, City, chemist—May I, W. Baldwin, Not ting-hill, victualler—May 2, M. Guy and H. Smith, Farringdon stfeet, linendrapers—May 5, I. Blackbuin, Minories, engineer —May 5, W. Gay, Cheltenham, builder—May 5, J. G. Gore, Cheltenham, innkeeper —May 7, J. B. Gil!ett, Eccleshill, York shire, dyer—May I, J. Brown, Liverpool. joiner —May 1, F. Barnes, Aldborough. Suffolk, wire-merchant—May I, .1. Par ker, Cheltenham, cabinet-maker—May I, B. Thompson, Alde burgh, Suffolk, innkeeper—May 1, Sier, Cheltenham, baker— May 2, J. Aldrett. Rugely, ropemaker. INSOLVENT PETITIONER. G. Williams, jun., Sandgate, Kent, grocer. SCTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. James Fleming, and David Gillespie Richardson, Glasgow, ac countants, April 14, May 13, at 1 o'clock, at the chambers of Mr. ontei. h. Glasgow. David Macculloch Rose. Rarichies, Ross shire, corn-mer chant, April 16, May 12, at 1 o'clock, at Eili,on's Hotel, Tain. James MlMaster, Ardrossan, grocer, April 17, May 6, at 12 o'clock, at the Ayr Arms Inn, Ayr. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. April. Hour. . 14, Richard Foulkes 2nd District Court, 11 14, Stephen Vertue, 2nd . . 14, Joseph Walton, 2nd 14, Juhn Brock, 2nd 16, Arthur Acheson Dobbs, proof and final div. Ditto, 12 16, Thomas Edmond, Ist 17, William Dale, 2nd District Court, 11 17, John Audley Horace Jee, 2nd 17, George Dardier 2nd 17, Golborne and Dobbs Ditto, 11 17, Issacher Roberts, 2nd 17, John M'Gibbon, Znd 17, Daniel Wynne, audit 17, W. Edmond and T. Edmond, District Court, Manchester, 12 21, Richard Allertou, audit District Court, 11 21, Wm. Tweddle, Ist ..... Ditto, 11 24, Edward Williams, '2nd .... 24, Sarah Trite, 2nd 2+, John Warburton. audit 24, Thomas Dunlop Brown, 2nd Ditto, 11 24, Samuel I.i.tler, 2nd 24, Michael Kelly, Ist Ditto, 12 21, Samuel Ball, audit Ditto, 12 24, Thomas Sleddon, 2nd Ditto, 12 ATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL Direct. IL- direct Direct. :Indirect Australia.. Bahia.. Barbadoes.. Bombay ... B. Ayres Calcutta C. G. Hope Charleston . China Dec. 6 Feb. 4 Mar. 12 .. 3 Jan. 28 Feb. 20 Mar. 14 Jan. 3! Mar. 6 If 9 Lima St. Helena Maranham Mauritius Mobile Monte Video. .. Jan. 31 Hemel ara. Havana ... Jamaica La Guayra PACKI ENERAL POST- N. Orleans .. Mar. 9. New York Mar. 18 Pernambuco . .. Feb. 28 Rio Janeiro.. avannah.... Valparaiso Vera Cruz .. &1' LIST. OFFICE, APRIL 10. Mar. 12 Dec. 19 Mar. 2 -. --=- 1 pz x P at , Ber m .0 4 ci , ii Ben r, mom •al =0,3 t o o se=2o- -- ;=.—=a.••.: - • 4.• ...ao ..-. ~..,=-• ""0 F•i'l ''' , .X?..0 ,09, r , 0 rn'S' ou ..^.l,>c-.r;;801D,..,43F°473 . 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Quarter Wheat 143 .... i 355 2 4 z 2 9 8 Barley 2B . . 3g 4 0 Oats SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 8 - - We u ere moderately supplied with stock, and though the de. mand was not equal to the supply, still last week's rates were supported; if anything, firmer. A few Beasts and Sheep unsold LEEDS CORN MARKET, APRIL 7. We have a fair supply of Grain to this day's market. There has been a steady demand to-day for good Wheat, at last week's rates, but other sorts are still very difficul to quit. Barley slow sale, the best qualities at late rates, secondary samples rather cheaper. Oats rather higher. In the value of Beans there is n.) alteration. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, APRIL 8 During the week we have not many transactions in Wheat to repent, but latices are maintained. Malting Barley a dull sale at former rates. Oats have have been disposed of at an advance of 6d per qr on good qualities. In Beans no alteration. HULL CORN MARKET, APRIL 7 At this day's market we bad a fair supply, inferior Wheal a are quite unsaleable, except at a reduction in price, while good samples are readily taken by the millers at last week's rates; old Wheat more in demand, but being in few hands, and held high, business is exceedingly limited. Very little Spring Corn showing, and prices unaltered, except for the finer descriptions of Barley, which fetch more money. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 8 - - Opposed by adverse winds, the supplies into this port coastwise and from Ireland, for the week ending last nigbt, are collectively rather light, and the arrivals from abroad in general only moderate. This morning's market was tolerably well attended by millers: sales of Wheat were made with more free dom, and to a fair extent, at an a nendment of id. to 2d. for good an d c h o i ce new, and 2d. at 3d. per 70 lbs. for old samples, whether of home or foreien growth. There was little or no enquiry for bon ded Wheat or Flour. Sack and duty paid barrel Flour were in slow request, and the turn cheaper. Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease unaltered in value. Oats being scarce brought 4d. per bushel advance, but Oatmeal made no improvement, either in price or de mand. For Indian Corn we had not so much enquiry as off ate but we do not vary our quotations. CORN EXCHANGE. APRIL 9. The entries of Grain, Flour, and Oatmeal into this port since Monday, have been so extremely small as to be scarcely worth naming; but the wind having become favourable and the weather again fine, some further supplies may be expected to arrive, although not to any great extent, from Ireland, where the present shipments are stated to be inconsiderable. To-morrow being Good Friday, our second market this week was held to-day, and coming so closely after the first, we had a very slender attendance of either home or country millets, who, having bought rather freely on Tuesday, were in general very inact ve this morning. All descriptions of V% heat, 'however, were held with unabated firmness, fully maintaining our last quotadons, and in one or two cases a slight advance was ob tained.—lrish Flour, upon a limited demand, sustained its previous value; and about 3000 barrels of Canadian changed banns at late prices. Althou. h in Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease, scarcely any business was apparent, holders of each steadily adhered to the full rates of Tuesday.—lndian Corn being in great request, nut alone for Ireland, but also for English consumption, the best kinds of this article, both free and in bond, acquired a further improvement of Is per quarter to day. . - Oats and Oatmeal, in the absence of country buyers, met a slow limited sale, but the quantity remaining here, being now comparatively light, each may be deemed the turn dearer. The bonded market continues to be neglected. PRICES OF GRAIN. IN heat, v. 701 b .... red a. d. s S. d. s. d Engli,h new 710 @ 8 4 'old .... 814 @9 4 Ditto, white 8 4 9 0 d 0..... 9 6 —lO 3 Irish red ...... 7 3 8 1 do. 8 0— 8 11 Ditto, white 7 9 9 odo, .... 8 6 9 3 I Rye, English, *qr —— irish6olb Barley, English Scotch & Irish,* 601 b 4 0— 4 4 ,do Malt, English, 14. qr pale. Irish Oats,* 451 b. E'lish & Scotch, new 3 8— 4 1 old .. • • 310 4 Welsh .. —— ido. .... 3 8— 4 Irish. fine qualities.. 3 7 3 9 'd0. .... 3 8— 4 general do 3 5 3 7 1 do. .. • . 3 8— 4 Beans, English,* qr —— d 0..... 46 0 —4B Scotch& Irish,*4Bolb do. .. • • 42 0 —44 Pease, English, white 53 0 —55 0 blue.... Do. & Irish.... maple 43 0 —46 0 grey .. 40 0 —42 0 Flour,* 2801 b English & Irish, ends —— fine .... 40 0 —42 0 Ditto, superfine 43 0 —4l 0 extra .. '45 0 —46 0 Oatmeal,* ht. of 24011, Irish, 1845. 33 0 —33 6 old 32 0 —33 0 Canadian ... Bran, 241 b. - i 1 2 1 3 none. 4 0 4 3 59 6 —62 0 old 58 0 -64 0 54 ° - 59 0 LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. ASHES Montreal,Pot 22 6 @ Pearl, new 20 0 —2l 0 U. States, Pot 0 0 0 0 Pearl 20 0 21 0 Swan Quercit 9 0 10 0 Oak , 1) , ton 4"5 10 6 10 German.... 4 0 5 0 BRIMSTONE, .4) ton Sicily, Tuscany.... CASSIA LIONEA,S. d. S. d cwt. in bcl 50 0 58 0 CLOVER -SEED, % Cwt. American, redsB 0 73 0 Dutch 60 0 89 0 French&Germoo 0 80 0 COCOA, 44 cwt. Trinidad.... 37 0— 42 0 Grenada .. } 30 0— 36 0 Brazil COFFEE, 43 cwt. in bond. Jama. triage 25 0— 50 0 ordinary good& fine o. 55 0— 65 0 middling .... 70 0— 90 0 good mid. .. 95 0-115 0 fine mid. &c. 120 0-150 0 Dutch, triage } 30 0— 40 0 ordinary good &fine o. 45 0— 50 0 middling .... 56 0— 6J 0 good mid. 6s 0— 70 0 fine mid., &c Mocha Ceylon Java Havana good & fine 35 0— 40 0 St. Domingo 2B 0— 30 0 Brazil 2B, 0— 56 0 Laguira 35 0— 93 0 DYSWOODS, 44 ton ~e. S. Logwood, Jam. 4 76 4 10 Hon. & Dom.! 10— 5 0 Campeachy 7 5 7 15 Fustic, Span... 4 5 4 15 Tampico 6 0— 6 5 Puerto Cabello 5 0— 5 10 Cuba NICARAGUA WOOD. Rio de la Hache solid clean small 6 0— 610 Lima, solid Barwood, Ango.s 0— 5 Gaboon 3 15— 4 10 Camwood 6 10— 18 0 Red San. Wood 5 10— 6 0 FLAX,* ton. Riga. P.T.R. none P'burg, 9 head 39 0 0 Archangel Dutch & Flem 50 0— 80 0 GALLS, 4. cwt. Turkey, blue bs 0— 70 0 mixed 55 0— 60 6 East India 55 0— 60 0 GINGER, 19' cwt Barbadoes 4O 0— 42 0 Jamaica 5O 0-185 0 E. India, in bd 18 0— 22 0 GUM, 7,cr cwt. Arabic, Turkey 0 0— East India. 2 10— Barbary Senegal tIEMP, 49 , ton Je s. P'burg, clean 32 10— outshot 30 10— Riga, Rhine 33 0— outshot 32 0— Archangel MADDER, 49 , CWt.S. d. S. d Dutch, crop 0 0 0 0 Ombro 0 0 0 0 G at - Ilene Mull 0 0 0 0 French, S.F. S.F.F 5O 0 -51 0 E.S.F 52 0 -55 0 E.5.F.F.55 0 • 60 0 Spanish 55 0 —6O 0 MOLASSES.* cwt. St. Lucia, &c 2O 0 —2l 0 Demerara, &c 22 0 —24 0 Bar & Antigua 24 0 —25 0 Minor SET, Cwt 2O 0 —25 0 Oil, Olive, 44252 galls. Gallipoli 6 —4O 0 Trieste 39 0 -40 0 36 0 -37 0 Malaga 37 0 -37 10 Portugal &c 36 0 -37 0 Levar. t .... Palm,.}: ton 26 0 —26 10 Fish,* 252 gall,. pale 30 0 -- coloured-24 0 —2O 0 Cod — —25 10 LINSEED, rip CW/25 0 —25 6 Rape,palelle. 39 0 —4O 0 Turpen. !ta . 0 0— 0 0 Rica, Cw Carolina, dress 30 0 0 0 in tend 22 0 —27 0 Bengal, rd. dol 1 0 —ll 6 mid to fine l2 6 —l4 0 African none. Rum, op , gallon, in bond. Jamaica, 12 to 16 o.p 2 7 - 3 0 stronger 3 2 4 2 choice marks.. 4 4 5 6 SAFFLOWER, * Cwt. Bengal, good & 6ne4 6 o 8 10 ord. & mid 3 0— 5 9 Bombay SALTPETRE, * Cid. S. d. • 8. d East India '3 0 —29 0 SouthAmericanl3 0 —l3 6 SHELL LAC, IC* .in bond, orange 45 0 —6O 0 liver and block 34 0 —4O 0 SKINS, Neutria, dox C 0 —l2 0 Chinchilli, do. 10 0 -25 0 Seal, each 2 7 - 3 8 Sill/MAC,* CUlt Sicily Palermo Trieste Verona Tyrolese SUGAR, CWt. B.P. Muscovado moist brown 45 6 —46 8 dry brown good & mid 49 6 —LI 6 fine &v. fine 54 6 -56 6 Mauritius, dabs and mo 40 6 —44 6 brown & yel. 45 6 —47 6 fine yellow 47 6 —49 6 East India, Bengal Khaur 36 6 —39 6 brown & ye! 40 6 —43 6 good and tine 49 6 --50 6 extra tine 56 0 —6l 6 Manilla, in bd 49 0 -27 0 Havana, do brown l9 0 -20 0 yellow . 2l 0 -24 0 white ord 26 0 —2O 0 good & fine 3o 0 —32 0 Brazil, in bond 5 0 - S 9-9 3 21 6-12 0 7 0- 8 0 80- 6 6 7 0-8 6 Ae 8 O 0 31 0 O 0 O 0 O 0 Manilla- 26 0— 28 Bombay l4 0— 18 0 Jute - 27 0 MOBS, Ox and Cow, p tb B. Ayres and Monte Video, inferior & mid. 0 5 0 6 good & prime 0 64 0 8 Do. salted N. Amer. salted 0 24 0 3 4 Brazil dry salted 0 4 6 44 Rio, dry Valparaiso, dry 0 44 0 6 Odessa, &c. dry 0 5 0 6 W. India, dry 0 44 0 6 salted 0 3 0 44 East India Kips, B.A. dry 8 7 0 84 Horse, d. eachl2 0 —lB 0 HORSE HAIR, 43 , lb. Short mixed long tails 1 6 2 0 combed !Nolo°, ► tb.in ound. Bengal. pur. & violet 0 0— blue & violet 0 0— blue 0 0— violet, & fin 5 0— ord. & mid. 4 3 Violet & cop. l 3 3 _ mixed .. I cop. g. & fine. 3 6 ord. & mid. 2 6 con. quality 2 2 Oude 1 4 brown l7 0 —2O 0 yellow 0 0 0 0 white ord. 22 0 —23 0 good anu fin€ 24 0 —26 0 TALLOW, V. cwt. P'bnrgh, Y.C. 42 6 —4S 0 Odessa 41 6 —42 0 Archangel Buenos Ayres 36 0 —4O 0 TAR, 3:+ 6r/. Stockholm Archangel Carolina Virginia — TARTAR, i cwt Cream of Tartar6o 0 —64 0 brown and ye 1.44 0 —5O 0 TEA, V lb. in bond. Bohea, Canton 0 2 0 4 Fokein —— Congou, com. 0 9—o 10 mid. to fine. 1 6 2 2 Twankay, corn. 1 1 1 1 4 mid. to good 1 3 1 10 Pekoe, Orange 1 0— 2 6 Campoi, COM. to good none Hyson Skin 0 8 1 0 mid. to fine 1 2 1 8 Souchong, corn. 0 10 1 0 good to fine 1 6 2 4 Pekoe, flowery 2 0 3 0 Hyson, com 2 0 2 3 fine 2 4 3 6 Young Hyson 0 11 3 0 Imperial Gunpowder, 1.1 adras 2 0 G uatimala, 7,, 1b . O 0 O 0 O 0 5 6 5 0 4 0 3 6 4 3 3 6 4 0 good and fine 1 10 4 0 TosAcco, '4, lb. in bond. Floras Sobres 3 0— 4 0 Stemmed 0 36 0 7 Cortes Carracas, Flu. 3 9 4 6 Maryland .... 0 0— 0 0 Sobres 3 0— 4 0 TURMERIC,* cwt. in bond. Cortes LAC DYE, V. tb. TURPENTINS, lfr cwt. D.T. and prime 1 6 2 2 American mid. to good 0 6 1 6 VA I OVIA,* tout' s de 8 ord. & infer. 0 2 0 5 Smyrna, picked:3 0 —l6 0 MADDER ROOTS 7i , cwt. Morea lO 0 —l3 0 Sm) rna ...... .. 52 6 55 0 WAX, BEES' 49. cut. in bond. Trilipli & Syria 0 0" 0 African Freneh Naples .. - 34 0 American •••• 7 0— 7 10 DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 10 The Grain markets continue in the same lifeless state, with heavy samples of all kinds; and little doing, our, hasers holding off, bt th on account of the uncertainty of the future duties, as well as in the hope of purchasing at lower rates. We however tear that prices cannot be lower. from the circumstances of the last fortnight or three weeks being unfavourable for spring work, and, consequently, acting on all early crops will defer the harvest at least one month longer. That this will have it, immediate effect on the markets there cannot he a shadow of doubt. Notwithstanding the large stocks of Oatmeal, Flour, &c., prices will get up. At present, prices are, on the whole, moderate. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 10 The Dublin Cattle Market, preparatory to Easter, was consi derably larger than usual, and saes difficult, at a reduction of id per lb on Beef and Mutton, either for export or home use. We observed a large quantity of fat Cattle, as well as Sheep, which must be attributed to plenty of fodder, and an open win ter for turnips, &c. Beef sold from 43s to 53s per cwt. Mutton 7d to 73d per lb—Veal 8d per ditto, sinking offal. Lambs 20s. to =is each; and Pork 3d to 4d per lb. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, APRIL 9 We have moderate supplies of all Grain this week. There is a thin attendance of buyers, owing to our market being held off the usual day. Wheat of all descriptions meets with a fair inquiry, at the prices of last week. Barley of fine quality is scarce, and easy sales ; other sorts are difficult to quit, except for grinding purposes. Beans rather dearer Oats Lnd Shelling each in tolerable demand, Ntithout alteration in value. Matt firm MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 11 Rather more steadiness has prevailed in the trade during this week than at the date of our last circutar,;and suitable qualities of each article have met a moderate inquiry for consumption at full prices. At Liverpool and Wakefield, on Thursday, a better feeling was observable. . The same may be said of our market to-day. Old Wheats are very scarce, and in some cases an advance of 2d to 3d per bushel is obtained en choice quality; but little good dry new is offering, and such brings fully the rates of our last. Inferior samples quite neglected. Superior brazing of Flour are taken for consumption in mo derate quantities at full prices, but general descriptions move off very slowly. Oats are held firmly for an advance of Id per bushel, and choice Meal is rather higher, without there being any demand for either. Beans and Malt steady at last week's prices. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 13. The supply of Cattle at market to-day has been larger than of late, which met with dull sale, at a little decline in price. Beet 54d to 61d per lb. ; Mutton 7d to 70. LIVERPOOL, COLONIAL MARKET. APRIL 9 The Sugar market has been rather quiet this week. and the demand chiefly confined to the lower • escriptioi.s. The saves consist of 300 hhds 13. P.; fins bags of Khaur. (at 375,) 1350 bags of Mauritius, 4000 bags of Madras, and 11 0 bags of Manilla, without change in price —Foreign. —The sales are confined to about 8 brls Rig and k 0 bra Porto Rico for stores.—Molasses. — In the absence o: supply of West India, we have no sales to re port; 250 casks East India have been sold from the quay at lgs per cwt.—Cqffee.—The public sales of Jamaica on Tuesday went off wifbout animation. and only about 7o casks found buyers, at rather irregular rates. Of foreign, the sales are 700 bags Laguayra. 100 bags Costa Rica, and 10 casks c loury Rio, at the quotations. 100 bags ordinary Brazil have been taken for export at 18s to 355 per cwt.-2co bags of bl ck Pepper sold at 210 to 2id, and 50 bags Pimento at 33d per lb.—Rice is rather lower, and the sales are 4000 bags of Bengal, at Os gd for yellow dargo, gs gd for broken, and 12s for middling white, and 500 bags of Brazil, at 18s per cwt in bond.—Rum.—The market is still drooping, and the business very limited. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, APRIL M All descriptions of Cotton have been in good demand this week, particularly since Tuesday; the trade have putcha-ed freely, and there has appeared more dispos.tion to buy on specu lation; export orders can only be partially executed, the limits being generally too low. Prices have be: n rather in favour of holders, and the market closes firmly at our quotations. Taken on speculation 550.• American and 700 Surat, anu for export 1550 American, 10J Pernambuco, and 106 Surat. 900 Egyptian are declared for auction on Friday next. ACCOUNT OF SALES ANL From the 3rd to thi 2luiSea Island 80 Stained 6350 Bowed Georgia 4840 1 { Mobile Alabama and Tennes. 13390 New Orleans 6 70 1 I Pernambuco & Parai Arica and Ceara 870 Bahia and Maceio 1 450 1 f Maranham Sawgiuned ..... !Minas ..... 'Para ..... Demerara, Surinam &c 83ii Egyptian ..... Barbadoes ..... Peruvian ..... Bahama ..... Laguayra ..... Common West India Carthagena Smyrna • • • • Manilla 2153 Swat • • Madras • Bengal •• •• 30640 bales, IMPORTS OF COTTON, Bth April, inclusive. SALES OP THE WEEK Prices paid 1 in Pa lin the week. This Wk., 12g * 21 3g - .8 11 34 - 5* 34 - 34 - I 4851 114 - 6 ; - 629 - - - 54 - 6 - 6 1 1 4 -0 IJ •••• i •••• st 81. 163 = = =II STATE OF TRADE. MANCHESTER.—There is little of novelty to be observed to our report of the state of the market this week, as compared with the last. The extent of business is still limited, but we may notice the gradual rise of a better feeling. owing as well to the sett ement of affairs in the east as to the satisfactory ad. vices from the United States. Prices do not vary from our last quotations._ _ Lssos.—The Woollen trade of this town and neighbourhood remains in much the same state of qu etness as we have had to report for some time past. Until the question " What is to be done with the new railway schemes," is answered? and the Irish Coercion Bill, and the new Tariff Bill, are passed into law, —if they are to be, of which there are some few who entertail grave donbts,—no material change in the demand for our manu factures is looked for. As we have repeatedly stated, stocks are not low, and. with the care manifested by merchants, as well as manufacturers, they are not likely to increase much. Prices unaltered. _ HooDicasvumn.—There was another very quiet market here on Tuesday, and not much business done, especially in the Hall. There was a slight decline in the prices of some descrip. Lions of goods, which, as now anticipated, have reached their level. The stocks of desirable goods are but small, although in low qualities there has been a slight accumulation during the past month. BRADFORD.—We are sorry to say that the staple trade of this town continues in a very depre,sed state. The Yarn depart ment is in a shocking condition : for, though much has been done, by limiting the supply, to get prices to a remunerating point, the endeavour has as yet failed of accomplishing i s ob ject. For Wools there is little demand, but the prices remain firm. But a small amount of sales were effected in the piece market on Thursday. and prices were a shade lower than on the previous market day. Rocnom.B.—The market has been but thinly attended, though it is tot tnight Monday. There has been considerably less business done in Flannels than last Monday, with no variation in prices. The Wool market still remains inactive, and the , little business that has been transacted is at former prices. H OSI ERY - AND LACE TRADES.—The condition of the wrought cotton stocking trade is now generally admitted to have im proved a shade or two, but not so much as to give effectual relief. nor does it seem probable that it will, unirss fashion shout take a turn in favour of this manufacture. The drawer and pantaloon branch, so importart to this vicinity, it is con. ceived ias improved in several quarters. The cotton glove trade, especially for fine and costly gloves, is pretty good, and msy be said to be brisk. The fancy bobbin-net trade is still in a most lamentable condition, and many good workmen are out of emp oy, with but faint hopes of relief. In the midst of so much gloom, we understand that the fancy bobbin-net trade is pretty good in France, which gives some hope that this will extend to Great Britain, as hitherto they have kept a sort of even pace; but the hope is considerably checked by the report that in many articles c•f finished machine laces, foreigners are, at length, beneath even our ruinous prices. This can only be accounted fc rby the system of bounties. The Warii.lace trade, with the exception of a few Jacquard frames, and those em ployed in 'risking nets. gloves, and sleeves, are in a most depressed state, and keep gradually declining.—Nottingham Journal. PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE Outward LONDON & LIVERPOOL Jamaica Leeward Isl. Dem. & Berbi Honduras Havana New York, Boston Charleston, Savannah New Orleans Canada British vorth 1 Brazils River Plate East Indies China Batavia New South Wales Cape of Good Hope 25s Oci@ 30 0 3 , 28 Od Aug. 1 20 0— 0 0 20 0 —3O 0 50 0 6o 0 ao o —6O 0 35 0• SO 0 33 0 —44 0 20 0-25 0 15 0 —-- 20 0— 0 0 15 0— 0 e 30 0— 0 0 1 20 0 —36 0 25 0- 30 0 25 0 - 25 0- 0 0 120 0- 25 25 0- 30 0 25 0- 30 I 35 0 - 40 0 ! 30 0 - (W. 7 35 0-40 0 ! 35 0-40 0 50 0- 60 0 60 0-70 35 0-40 0 135 0-40 0 40 0-50 0 ! 40 0- -- 35 0- 40 0 140 0- Africa Gibraltar - 20 0 Lima, Valparaiso, &c. Malta, Sicily, &c. Smyrnaand Constantinople 3O 0— 0 0 40 0— 0 0 Malaga - 20 0 Madeira Western Isles, Cape de Nerds Lisbon Cadiz France Holland Hamburg, Bremen, &c Gottenburg, Stockholm Petersburg, Riga, &c Oporto 20 0-25 0 17 6-20 0 20 0 - 17 6 - 20 0 20 0 - 20 0- 25 0 29 0 - 0 0 20 -0 - 25 0 - 0 0 O 0 - 0 0 O 0 - 0 0 25 0 - 0 0 - 0 0 LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATO MARKET. APRIL 13, 1816. s. d. s. d. Hay, old 2` , lb 0 7@o 10 iPotatoes, yo 901 b Clover 0 6 0 8 Kemps Vetches 0 e 0 0 Short Tops Grass Straw, Wheat 0 3i— 0 4 Pink Eyes Oat s. d. s. d 3 5 - 3 10 35- 3 6 3 10-3 11 3 10 - 4 2 1 7 c 1 8 Bar ey Carrots . 0 2 0 3 ,Thr.dps, 2p. ton 18 0 —lO 0 27 0 —3O 0 (Manure EASTERN DISPENSARY, ROSE-HILL. Report of cases for the week ending Saturday, April 11 Persons relieved at the Dispensary Patients visited at their own homes T0ta1.... Physician, Dr. Ashcroft. surgeons, Messrs. Hayes, Lockwood and Harris , House tourgeon, Mr. Eccleston. Apothecary Mr. Hulme. )ItTB ithisyeal it 44304 155796 } 5246 } I:441 .131r40, Oarriages anTi Eirati)s. BIRTHS. Lately, at Eagle's Cairoie, North Britain, the wife of the Hon GEO %.G Gil EY, R.N., of a son. Lately, Mrs. J. BERRY, of Drury-lane, of a daughter. Lately, at Ballyseeda, neat Limerick, a poor woo an, w o has been married but three years. and who has had within that pe riod no lass than seven children. of twins. She gave birth to two and three at her prey On the 2ith GOMEIiY STUART, of rs. JAMES d daug On the Ist inst.. at the Kensir BARRY, of three children. 'I ment of this prolific woman in that institution, having on the " This aint such a v the Great Dil __ dred an' Fifty Sharf name of my solicitor. A true tale is told c g an ec he drank tea with F cheat. Monty MONT_ I been soot It GLORY ton %Corkhouse, CATiIERINE J Otjec Here's out the ving place on 100,000 sts, and up of foreigners bhopme ks the most Lolled red n the United States that five 090,000 with cat's-meat.—P . The city cf Naples time, 7eot irst occasion had twins, the second three children, and, on her t The e b popes.alane decent 1 'mission the last te, she threatened the medical officer of thieves, 100,000 be g , rkhouse that she would that time have four. She was, diappoitited ; and one of the last three died shortly h (chiefly English). res.: ition is 400 A after its butt well. The other two, with their mother, are don, and .fishery,' who r a . H:.-jt is sa Same day, at Farringdon.row, Bishopwearmouth, the wife of of iTi l the roEn s N co e of a s p dr o o 1: 01 t a a pr n s 8 F re As spent lON. Mr. R. NELSON, engineer, of twins. On the 2nd i ns t an t, at G an t on , th e H on . L a dy LEGARD, of m —__ for such articles in. Of this sum it is cool ire spent for hats, probably about 2ii kject to On the 3rd instant, at Kinnerly, near Oswest.y, Shrcpshir, the wi e of the Rev. W. B. MATHIAS, of a son. On the ath instant. in Upper Poptiand•place, London, her Fxcellency the Duchess Lf saromAyotc, lady of the Spanish minister, of a son. 400,000,000. On the 4th instant, the lady of L. HORNBLOWER, Esq THE LAST OF THE O LD of Birkenhead, of a s on . On the sth instant, at W oo d s id e, M rs. JOHN CARMICHAEL, ger's shop on the north of the St rand bar, which retained the ancient pent-13 of a son ld for oti er articles of dress r 7-The . old fisbnion- Temple- ,nd reminded. On the rth instant, at Apsley House, L a dy CHARLES one, of the time before p 1 WELLE,LEY. of a son. shopkeepers cried aloud to passers. by, " W hat d'ye lac' Same day, at Kirkdale, the wife of Mr. JOSEPH FOSTER, has been taken down to give r oom f or a mo d ern erection. of her Al aje ty's Excise, of a son. We never passed it without thinking of London then and On the tall in-tint. the wife of Mr. ROBERT DEAN, jun.. Church-street, Woodsid e , o f a son. London now.—Th, Builder. -- stay, at S ,uttk Hill-grove, Toxteth-park, Mrs. WILLIAM NAME S .—E unt a i fromthe 9ermaotand signifi es a TER. of a son. NT., ~ i • i ~ s . , Same F. FON ...J..; tAtronne, DO ..1 the Latin, Noble Minded; George, Same day, at iiryntiron, Denbighshire, the lady of Cap tan from the Greek, a Farmer ; Martha, from Hebrew, Bit- E. JONES, of son. On the 10th instant, the lady of CHARLES BIRLEY, Esq., terness ; the beautif u l, tho ug h common name, Mary Hebrew, and m, ans a D rop o f Salt Water. a Tear ; Sophia, is of a son. a, On the 12th instant, at his residence, Portland-place, Dootle, 1 from Greek. Wisdom ; Susan, from Hebrew, a Lily ; the lady of W. 11. WINN, Esq., of a' a ighter. Thomas, from Hebrew, a Twin; Robert, from German, Famous in Courcil. MARRIED. . WANTED, a f w active young men, as of f icers in a con templated campaign under the Sheriff of Middlesex. On the 21st ultimo, at Hammersmith, the Rev. G. JON7.S, sTphoerstes,gsaullcahntasfehlulzuitlhlebsetacghi,eflanydeomthpelorydeidveirnsionnosbolef minister of Sr. John's Chapel. War r i ng t on , t o SARA H, daugh interesting under i the gallant chara c v l , er. Those a who v have a y served ter of S . CADBY, Esq., , f Hammersmith. On the 29th ultimo, at Tri n ity Ch urc h, M r. N . CAN NE! L. a similarly master of the smack Speedwell. of Castl e t own, i.t e o f Man, to Le •and who he been presentlread Miss BARBARY HENDERSON, late of Government-house. at the taking of so many o f t h e foe, will be very liberally Castletown. fr,..t...1 ..,;.1. ri___ . ' .• ............. vvitta.s•-.L uncre• On the 3th ultimo, at St. Leonard's Church, Bridgnorth, a To DESTROY COCKROACHES.—Take up a flag in the couple whose united ages amountel to nearly 140 years, and kitchen floor, scoop out the earth sufficiently to admit a b,th of whom appeared ardent devotees of Nyman, the bride- smooth steep-sided b as i n on a l eve l w i th the floor; at the groom having had three for me r wi ves , an d t h e br i de two former husbands, the latter having, also, t wen ty fi ne grown-up grand- bottom of th e b as i n p l ace a lilt's oatmeal, slightly moist enedwithti treacle or beer, and in the morn i ng you w ill b e i c , h ad ild b r e e e n n . p r O e v n i o t h u e sl y Sunday publis morninghed twice, prweecreeding audiblytfie banns, forbidden which by astonished at your catch, which y ou may di spose at l e i sure a shrill female voic e from the gallery frontin g th e rea di ng desk, with hot water. If the floor be boarded, y ou mus t con the owner of Vlhich had travellel ei g ht m il es , f rom th e adjoining tr i m by means or , a heap of a hes, or otherwise,n.to town of Much W en lO c k, to mar t h e nuptia l ceremony, claiming for the ver m i n an easy ascent to the top of the bt sin. make herself a superior t i g ht t o t h e p erson of t h e gay Lothario. The- i e bridal party consisted o f th e b r id egroom , a b out sixty-six, and PARISH CLERKS.—On consulting village registers (par the buxom grandmother, of seventy years, with the accompany_ ticularly in the Peal) it is found that the office of parish village, In lin in g brideswoman, and a true son of Vulcan, son in-law of the clerk, in nice instances out of ten, is of en vested in one nfaemalil:u.ecettionnowphothheaspirie e s id en t t h c e le o r ffi k re is in the h a s t e bride, who acted as father, and gave her away, The disap pointed Werilock la , fy, true to her promice, was in the Interior of the church, with a basket of flowers, with which to strew the connection withthe o ffice in this • ' ' way of the enamoured pair. The clergyman who officiated had the greatest difficulty in maintaining order, hundreds of persons following custom has prevailed from time immemorial : having thronged to witness the marriage ceremony. On the conclusion of the ceremony of marriage, the clerk Mar On the 2 Mr nd . inst RICHARD POWE eldest dau hter of ROBERT PACE Es kiss from the hap py b r id e. This done, he exclaims " God g, q., of Great George- spede ye weal!" LORD PALMERSTON'S PROPHECY.—We are going to exhibit the noble lord in the character of a prophet. He foretold not only the free trade policy of Sir Robert Peel _ _ square. On the 3rd instant, at Ft. Thomas's Church, Walton•on.the• Hill, Mr. JOHN LEIGH, master mariner, to HENItIETrA M'LELLAN, of Dumfries. Same day, at the Old Church. Oswestry. JOHN. eldest son of Mr. EDWARD ROGERS, f Morton, Salop, to JULIA, daugh ter of Mr. JOHN GITTINS, of Measbuiy. in the same cou. ty. Same day, at Greenock. Captain GEORGE MACALLISTER, of the brig MI ley, to Miss DA W, ON, of ;his town. On the 4th instant:a St. Pancras Church, London, CHAS. B. WOODMAN, Esq., of Edgbaston, to EMMA, only daughter of the late Lieutenant-General CORNER, of Lower Berkeiey sti eet, Por man. square. arse rue period of its adoption. Speaking in Septem ber, 1841, Lord Palmerston said, "The right honourable baronet had said that he was not prepared to declare that he would never propose a change in the corn-laws; but he certainly should not do so unless at the head of an united cabinet. Why, looking at the persons who form his Aministration, he must wail something near five years before be can do it." It is a remediable coincidence, that, in four years and eight months from the date of this prediction, Sir Robert Peel introduced big measure for the reveal of the corn laws. So well did the Whigs under stand their man.—Fraser's Mag. FIRST SIGHT OF a HORSE.—The sensation produced by the presence of the strangers had not in the least sub sided at the period of our arriral at the islands. The natives still 11 cked in numbers about the encampment. and watched with the live lest curiosity every thing that was going fora ard. A blacksmith's forge, which had been set up in the shelter of the grove near the beach, attracted so great a crowd, that it rtquired the utmost efforts of the sentries posted around to keep the inquisitive multitude at a sufficient distance to allow the workmen to ply their vocation. But nothing gained so large a share of admira tion as a horse, which had been brought from Valparaiso by the Achilles, one of the vessels of the squadron. Ths animal, a remarkably fine one, had been taken ashore, and stabled in a but of cocoa-nut boughs within the forti fied enclosure. Occasionally it was brought out, and, being gaily caparisoned, was ridden by one of the officers at full speed over a hard sand beach. This performance was sure to be hailed with loud plaudits, and the " puu kee nuee" (big bog) was unanimously pronounced by the islanders to be the most extraordinary specimen of zoology that had ever come under their observation.-- Four Months' Residence in the Marquesas. FREEMASONRY AND ARCHITECTURE.—Freemasons had been supposed to exist amongst the Greeks and Ro mans. Corporations of architects were established by Numa, called Collegia Fabrorum, and Collrgia Artificum. They had a religious character, and had the right of framing laws among themselves. Subsequently. they greatly con tributed to the extension of the Roman power, an? invested by the emperors with peculiar priv' attached a corps of architects to the cohorts. At the end of the eighth century, the masons of Como assumed the peculiar distinction of Freemasonry; they were greatly employed in the construction of churches and monasteries, and after the destruction of the Lombard kingdom by Charlemange. dispersed themselves over Europe. 7hey succeeded in obtaining peculiar privileges trom the Pope, and concealed their knowledge by mysteries. The Free m 'sons, probably of Como, were invited to Englend by Alfred, and subsequently by Athelstan, who gave them a charter in York, the original of which is said still to exist in that city. It noCcem tl. • • Same day. at St. James's Church, Piccadilly, London, by the the Rev. M. D. Ffrench, GEORGE WEBRE DASENT, Esq., M.A , third son of the late John Roche Dasent, Esq., her Ma jesty's Attorney-General for the Island of St. Vincent, to A NCES LOUUM, third daughter of W. F. A. DELANE, Esq. Same day, at Kirk Braddan, 151 . .. of Man, by the Rev. R. Brown, Mr. STEPHEN JOHN GRANDIN, dyer, of D 'ugias, to JANE ELEANOR, second daughter of Mr: R. J. LEWIN, Belliargey, parish of Onc„han. Same day. at Chelsea, G. W. EARL, Esq., to CLARA, daugh. ter of Captain SIBORNE, of the Royal Mili ary lum. On the 6th instant, at St. Mary's Church, Edge.hiP, WM. HENRY PALMER, eldest son of JOHN BATH, Esq - ' of her Majesty's Customs, t o AMELI A , youngest daughter of the late HENRY DAWSON, Esq., £ hiphuilder of this town. S , me day, at St. Mary's Church, Manchester, Mr. THOMAS RICH A RDs, of this town, to ELIZABETH, second daughter of the late HUGH D A VI ES, of Man. heater. On the 7th instant, at St. Nich las's Church, Mr. GEORGE V. MADDOCK, to SARAH ANN, secoLd daughter of Mr. WM. NICHOLS, Farmer's Arms, Park-road. S.:me day, at Paddington, Middlesex. E. WAUGH, Lieutenant in the 47th Regiment of Madras Native Infantry. to ELIZA. BEI 11 MARIA, daughter of the late Mr. MORI. of London. Same day, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. Mr. Steward. Mr. ROBERT M•MONNIES, of Cir..reester, Gloucestershire, to Miss ROBISON, daughter of Mr. Robert Robison. Old Swan. . . On the Bth instant, at St. Augustine's Church, JOHN, second son of Mr. J. EDWARDS, merchant. late of Chester, to ISA. BELLA, eldest daughter of Mr. JAMES DUNN. tide•snrveyor of her Majesty's Custom's at this port. Same day, at Great George-street Chapel, by the Rev. Thos. Raffles, D.D., LLD., Mr. JOHN PEARSON, of the firm of Thomas Pearson and Co., eneineers, to ISABELI.A, eldest daughter of Mr. JOHN ViILFON, of Great George-street. Same day, at Kirk Malew Church, Isle of Man, Mr. THOMAS GELLING, pawi,broker, of this town, to Miss ANN ESTHER BRIOSON, only daughter of the late P. Bridson, Esq., Ballasalla. On the gth instant, at St. Bride's Church, Mr. WILLIAM MODSLEY. to FRANCES CONULIFF, second daughter of Thomas Condliff, of London-road. Same day, at Kirk Marowo, Isle of Man. Mr. RICHARD JO NEA, of this t - iwn, to Miss EI.IZA PA RAO IT, of Ballacalliu. On the 13th instant, at St. George's Church, Eveiton. by the Rev. Mr. Ewebank, JAMES ROBERTSON, E.q Stanley terrace, Bootle, to BARBARA HUTTON, eldest daughter of the Bev. JOHN THOMSON, Toxteth p.rk, Liverpool. my OF ar trout the time of Ad am, the building bLur rf Babel, the ntrecture Temple of Solomon ; H iera m . Pythagora s Euclid, and Vit ruv i us are also quot e d. I n 17 17 Sir C. Wren was the grand master in Emeand, but shortly after that period the fraternity altered its original form and purpose —a clibinge which mutt have been viewed by that great architect with ex treme regret.—The Builder. EASTITAM FERRIC.—Mr. Nicholl, the spirited proprie tor of the ferry-to Eastbam, the most romantic and agree able holiday place on the Mersey, has started the boats this summer at a reduction of one third in the fares. Vast numbers of respectable parties have now an economical mode of exchanging the thick, unwholesome atmosphere of this great town for the pure air and invigorating sun- shine to be found in the green lanes and rambles in the neighbourhood of Eastham. NORTHERN HOSPITAL, APRIL 11 LWEEKLY REPORT.] ADMITTED Accidents Medical and Surgical cases upon recommendation 19 i Cured Relieve, I own r Out Pat 2 I Died Remaining in the Hospital.. Pg. Consulting surgeon, William Giii, Esq., House Visiters, Rev. Thos. liornhy and Chas. Inman, Esq Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq. Rev. Wm. Hughes. Chaplain WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND WORKHOUSE HOSPITALS. APRIL 11, 1846. Fever and Small Pox Medical and Surgical V Lying-in Wards Lock REMAINING IN THE TIOSPIT Fever and Smali Pox Med'cal and Surgical Wards Lying-in Wards Lock DIED Lately, at Lisanele, aged pg. Mr. JOHN DAVIS, brother of the late Rev. Charles Day s. P.P. of Kilrnackabea, and father o the Rev. Charles Davis. P.P. of Greeria4h, diocese of Cloyne. On the 2nd of January, at Hong Kong, of fever, In his 2:th year, Mr. \%'M. HAY, late of this town. deep v rep-a-pr. his relatives and friends. On the 2Uth ultimo, aged 3 years, AGNES. only daughter of Mr. JAMES WHITI'dKER. of Brookland-gardens On the 24th ultimo, at Yoxall I”dge, Derbyshire year, the Rev. THOMAS GISBORNE, M.A Lurham. and father of Thomas Gisborne. Esq., ,sanie day, aged 33, Mr. G. H. WOODWARD. Oo the 2 th ultimo, at her residence, in Duke-streJ, aged 91 MARY, relict of the late W. HORTON, Esq. On the 28th ultimo aged 71, ANN, widow of Mr. J. BLINK HORN, of Great Crosby. On the 31st ultimo, ELIZABETH, WEDGEWOOD, Esq., of Maer. i,tafrordshire Same day, aged 47, Mr. JOHN DICKINSON Same day, aged 45, SARAH, relict of the late Mr. W. P TRIBE, late of Clayton-square. On the Ist instant, at Ur , Vicarage, Dalston, is his 79th year the Rev. WALTER FLETCHER, A.M., Chancellor of tt . prebeneary of M.P. idow of the late J Diocese of Carlisle, Vicar of Lazenby, and a Prebendary of York Cathedral. The deceased was a tutor of Sir .1. Graham. Bart., M P., and his brothers, and also of the present Duke of Beaufort. On the 2nd instant, at the Palace, near Belfast. in her 6gth year, ELIZABETH. wife of the Right Rev. R. MANT, D.D., Lord Bishop of Down and Connor and Droll) , re. Same day, Mr. JOHN DRYBOROUGH, late of Leith. On the 3rd instant, at Everton, aged L 6, Mr. THOMAS RAINPORD. On the 4th instant, in his 19th year. WM. AUGUSTINI fourth s-n of Mr. G. H. PLANT. Low.hill. On the nth instant, at Worm ley House, Herts, in the 86th year of his age, WILLIAM BOND, Esq. Same day, at her house, in Henrietta street. Cavendish-square- London, the Hon. Lady CATHERINE DALLAS, relict of the late Sir George Dallas, Baronet. POTTER, late of Oldham-street. Same day. in Paris, alter a most severe and lingering illness. MARGARET, relict of the late WALKER FERRAND, Esq., of Harden Grange, in the county of York, and daughter. of John Moss, Esq , of Otter pool. Same day, at his residence, at Seaforth, Mr. JOS. HOLT. Same day. at Louth, Lincolnshire. after a protracted illness of six months, aged 2.4, THOMAS MElt WIELD, Esq. name day, Mr. THOMAS TETLEY, 13, Devonshire-place, Evertor On the 6th instant, after an illness of six months, ISABELLA ROSE BREACH, daughter of Mr. Breach, of Falkner-street, affectionately regretted by all capable of appreciating moral excellence in the female character, and of feeling fur human sufferings. Same day, of the scan t fever, in his Sth year, ALFRED, son of Mr. JONEPH STANLEY, Bolton-le-Moors, upho:s'erer, late of this , own. On the 7th instant, aged 60, ANN,.the wife of Mr. WILLIAM GRAPEL, Hope street. same day, a,ed 21, THOMAS, eldest son of Mr. THOMAS HUGHES. builder. Great Mersey.street. Kirkdale. Same day. THOMAS' WOODWA RH, aged 42 years, for many years messenger In the Deck-office or this town. Same day, at Wavertrce, aged 40 years, MARY, widow of the late Mr. JOHN JON - Es. iron merchant, of Mg - burn. Same day, RICE WYNNE:. Esq., surgeon, of this town. Same day. ~g ed 41, HORATIO, third son of the late Mr. GEORGE NELSON, iron merchant. Seme day, in her sth year, ANN, only daughter of Mr. T. WRIGLEY, of Irwell.view, Salford. Same day, MARTHA VANDENIIOFF, last surviving daughter of the late ROBERT LUCAS, Eti Same day, ; ged 3 months, ANN, daughter of Mr. HUGH WHALLEY, of Kay's curt, St. Paul's-square, On t!e dth instant, aged 13 months, RICHARD WEBSTER AB 'OT, only son of Mr. John Abbot, druggist, Church-street, Prescot. Same day, at Cheltenham, Mrs. STEWART KERR, of this town Same day, after an illness of eighteen years and ten weeks aged 6g. Mr. JOHN BRADSHAW, of Broughton. Same day, at the Northern Hospital. in c - Aisequenee of in juries received at a wa . ehouse in Moor street, Mr, WILLIAM JONES. a native of Wrexham. Same day, aged 72, Mr. JOSEPH HUGHES. bricklayer. Same day, aged 7, - , Mrs. ELEANOR WELLS, mother of Mr. Robert Thompson, Bold-street On the 9th instant, at Upper Parliament-street, Windsor, ag<d 27 ANNE, the beloved Hite of Mr. GEORGE C. CROFTS. On the loth instant. rged 79, Mr. WM. COLE, horse breaker, Grove-cou t, Copperas hil'. Someday. in Lond. , n, iu her 93rd year, the Hon. Mrs. HALE, dauber of JAMES, second Viscount GKIMSTON. i.nd relict of the late W. Hole, E-q ,of King's Walden, Betts. On the 1 tth instant, in Copperas hill, aged 39, Mr. WM M CA 1;TIIY. On the 12th instant aged 7 years, ELIZABETH, only child Same day. at his residence, Scarshrick-house, Fa._ after a sho t hat severe illness. iii the 6 th year of his age WILLIAM HYDE, Esq., formerly of Manchester. TIDE TABLE EvN. !HEIGHT' HO LYDAYS, ET Tuesday 14 029 646 18 3 Wednes. 15 1 4 I'A 17 11 Easter Term begins. Thurs.,. 16 144 2 6 16 11 Friday.. 17 228 254 15 9 Saturday IS 321 3S I 114 4 Sunday .19 a .25 5 5 13 4 Ist Sunday after Easter Monday. 20 546 630 13 7 I Consultin„ r Surgeon. Mr. Maculloch Physician and Surge() r i; foi . the week, Ir:Macroric and Mr. Thos. Inman. ----- House Surgeons, Messrs. Radcliffe and Macdougall. Apothecary, Mr. Gilmour. LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, APRIL 11. lIISCIIARGED ADIUITTED n -patients cured Relieved and at own requeslll 0 Made Out rregular gin the house. 194 Con suiting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr Dawsor Chaplain... ...... Rev. W. Charmer. House Visitors, Geo.Crossfield al House Surgeon Apothecary, Mr.Gec nd H. Lawrence, Esqrs :%ITheane. JAMES BOLD.Treasurer PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL WOOD, Deals, i2O stand, in. duty paid Archangel U GO e tTiCn ei bilrg - - 0 0 yburg Petersburg PLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick. Danzig, Deck / — British American Pine LATH W 600, Der fathom. Danzig, 4 feet... British American .7 0- I4An oGANY, per foot of I inch thick Cuba St. Domingc 0.4 K PLAN Hs. TEAKWOOD,P STAVES, per I Danzig, C. Pipe • Mid. .er cubic feet Quebec, red. to I in.t Inct and 54 feet long Do. Puncheon rims en, per cubic foot Pine, British Amer. .contcrion o o L) 0 1l 1 811 Danzig Memel Riga,reci. 0 0 ij el IBs. Der 0 0 :12.111. load. o 3 1.t2 03 4 1U ts. 6 I.osper „ 0 I ?Frec B.P.ts. 11 306 Od ip Id. 2697 } 24837 VARII TIES y - bad ide s to me for Fi —Punch othei• without he D save trouble, Tar r. : - hl A, 0 s o ,