The Express.
London, England, 1853-03-09 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LivntrooL, MaICII B.—The sales to-day
are estimated at from 3,000 to 4,000 bales, and consist of
110 Panora and Maranham, 53d. to 6fd.; 110 Bahia, 6.1.
to 6fd. ; 200 Egyptian, 60. to I Id. ; 200 Surat, 3fd. to 41d.
The market closed flatly. Compared with Friday's rates,
prices of all kinds have a drooping tendency, but to-day's
business does not establish a fair decline ; perhaps it is too
small.
blAxcitzsmia, Maucit B.—We have bad rather a flat
market in cloths, and prices are a little more in favour of
buyers than last week. lu yarns the general teadency is
also to lower prices, but there is great irregularity, some of
the producers making concessions which they
.had refused
lest week on seeing the accounts by the American steamer
which had come into the Mersey, whilst in one instance a
arm gave id. advance to buy bark what they had disposed
of some days ago. There has been a good deal of yarn sold,
the buyers including home trade houses and exporters to
Germany, the Mediterranean, India, and Chiaa.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Litzne, MARCH B.—We have
no change to report in the etete of the woollen cloth market.
About an average business baa bun done in the Cloth Hu la
to-day at firm prices.

WOOLS.—lltinomuirms ,March Wools of al-
most all sorts we have a tolerably brisk demand, and,
though they are much higher in price than they have been
fur same years, an impression prevails that they have not
yet reached their height.

MANUFACTURES.--HUDDIZMILD, March B.—We
have no change worthy of notice to report of our market to-
day, tbo same activity prevailing as during the two months
past. Trade, to all appearances, is very good, and certainly
more remunerative now than during the latter end of last
year. A few light•coloured goods in spring patterns was
shown in the Hall this morning, and. although advanced
prices was demanded, they soon changed hands, while of
the usual aorta many are still making to order.

CORR.—Run, March B.—We had to-day a moderate
supply of Wheat from our own farmers, which for best runs
of dry red meta fair sale at about the prices of last week,
461. to 47e. per qr. being the most current rates for 631bs.
Wheata. Only a moderate retail sale for foreign and price
unaltered. A slow sale for Barley, and other kinds of
spring corn without animation. Linseed very firm, and full
prices are paid ; but cakes are easier, both English and
foreign. No transactions is Rapeseed, but cakes go off fee
feeding at our quotation. A moderate sale for Cattle Bones.
LORDS, Mandl B.—We have a (sir show of sam-
ples to-thy, the wheat trade is very inactive, really
choice dry parcels are sold at Friday's rates, but all below
this description are fully Is. per fir. lower. Barley steady
in price. Oats and beans in limited demand, and these,
with other articles, are unaltered in value. Arrivals this
week. Wheat, 2.903 qrs.; Oats, 60; Barley, 368; Beau,
261; Malt, 63 ; Rapeseed, 261.
Lxvituroot, March B.—Both English and Irish market'
came generally dull by the reports stated at the close of the
past week, and prices, where buyers have been inclined to
operate, ruling rather in their favour ; yet the consump-
tive demand for Indian Corn in Ireland appears to be in-
creasing, sod a small concession by holders has assisted is
extending transactions. In this immediate district the wea-
ther has been variable, but for the most part favourable to
the land ; in many other parts of England, however,
much wet has continued to prevail, and where the snow
fell to any greet depth the progress of agricultural opera-
tions has been impracticable in regard to Wheat planting,
obstructive causes to which have now existed fur a mon%
past, and it is caltulated the deficiency in breadth to be
sown will be quite as greet as was some time ago andel-
paced. Upon a change of wind we have had afa r supply of
Oats and Oatmeal coastwise and from Ireland, with smaller
parcels of other produce thence since Friday last; during
the same time the imports from the United States have
been increased to 10,735 qrs. of Indian Corn, and, with part
in bags, nearly 50,01.0 barrels of Flour. From Europe we
have also to note a few parcels of Beans and Maize, with
4,529 sacks of French Flour, and from Egypt a
moderate quantity of Wheat and Beans. Many of
the corn ships expected from the south of Europe
having at length appeared at Cork and Falmouth, the pre-
cursors of further supplies from the same direction, have
caused • very sluggish business for most articles in the
trade at our corn exchange to-day, which was only mode-
rately attended • the sales of Wheat were chiefly in retail,
and confined to local and neighbouring country millers, at
a reduction of Id. per 70Ibs. from the currency of this day
week, beyond which decline holders refused to concede.
The large supply of Flour caused a depreesiin of Bd. to Is.
per barrel, and little business could be done, but the bulk
of what we have received thi. week is not offering on the
market. Egyptian Beans, upon a retail trade, maintained
the late advance. Oats and Oatmeal were neglected at a
decline of 4d. per bushel and 6d. per load. For Indian
Corn on the spot we had very few inquiries, aid reduce our
quotations Is. per qr. for both white and yellow 'parcels ;
there is still but little choice in arrived cargoes, and boyars
consequently hold off. Arrivals from the Ist to the 7th
March into Liverpool and Runcorn: Wheat, 12,797 qrs.;
Barley, 657 ; Malt, 1,629 ; Oats, 6,121; Beans, 2,887 ; In-
dian Coro, 6,531; Oatmeal, 5,860 sacks; Flour, 5,077 sacks,
49,905 barrels. Exports to Ireland : Wheat, 513 qrs.; In-
dian Cora, 1,668; Flour, 1,315 sacks, 1,603 bairels.

LYNN, March B.—tt moderate supply of Wheat here to-
day, mostly in very bad condition, and dull sale at Is. to 28.
per qr. decline. The little Barley offering is taken freely
at fully last week's prices. Wheat, old, 621bs. to 631 M.,
495. to 50s. per quarter to the growers; best, new, nibs.
to 591 M, 42a. to 445.• ditto, runs, 651bs. to 681 M., 365.
to 40s. Barley, selected fine, 621b5., 811. to 328.; selected
best runs, 288. to 30a.; inferior, 28e. to 275. Beans, 328. to
38s.

NEwcasTr,e, March B.—The weather continues open,
and, should it remain fine, our farmers upon the dry and
well drained soils will be enabled in a little time to proceed
with field work, but, as formerly observed, a considerable
breadth of land must remain unsown with spring Wheat.
At our market this morning we had a moderas show of
Wheat from the growers; bat the wind having become
favourable, some few vessels have ;dropped in from the
south. An impression, however, prevailing that the sup-
plies from the country will take off shortly, factors held
very firmly, so that the amount of business passing was
limited, at the full rates of Saturday. In Flour little
stirring, and dealers generally offering prices which holders
felt reluctant to accept. Rye is much wanted. Malting
Barley was in steady request, fair runs, weighing bulbs.
to 521bs. per bushel, enmmanding attention at 31s to 328.
per qr., whereas choice c ,untry, weighing 661b5., could not
be purehued under 33.. per qr. Grinding and distilling
qualities met more inquiry, and may be written the turn
dearer. Malt a slow sale, but no lower. Beans and Peas
much the same, but whets the sale of Oats is pressed, lower
rates must be submitted to.

JAMAICA MARKETS.
(hoe De Confines Mereentile Isteltignicer.)

KINGSTON, JAMLICA, Fax. 12.—Business in the import
market was more than usually dell during the fortnight ;
and all the operations were confined to purchases for imme-
diate consumption. At the same time, supplies generally
are not in excess of the ordinary inquiry, and it does not
appear that holders ars disposed to realise at reduced prices.
Produce continues firm, especially as regards sugar and
rum, the deliveries of which are still on a very moderate
scale, owing to the continuance of bad weather in the agri-
cultural parishes, and the impracticable condition of the
roads.
ALzerivis.—Prime large No. 1 are in good inquiry, and
scarce. Other descriptions are very much neglected.
Barran—The previous stock of Irish has been all dis-
posed of at 124., and holders of new recets are endeavour-
ing to establish an advance. 120. to 134. is now generally
demanded, and in the absence of Halifax and American, it
Is expected that the outside figure will be realised.
Bea'.—The market has again been quiet, and no opera-
tions of any importance have transpired.
BRANDY.—The circumstances under which the moderate
stock on hand is held, render prices quite nominal.
BILEAD.—There have not been any arrivals of foreign
since our last issue. Home made (V. and B.) is being
placed at 17s. and 19s. respectively, for pilot bread and
crackers.
Consignor. continues in limited inquiry, at 225. The stock
is still abundant.
CSNDLIa.—We report a sale of 300 boxes Jackson's at
W. per lb. The market is very lightly supplied.
Corres.—The deliveries are yet unimportant. Ordinary'
sells at 31s. to 325. per 1001bs. Some rather better samples
err held for 345.
Coax.—American may be quoted at 41. to 4.. 3d. pee
bushel, in moderate parcels. The stock is very heavy, and
demand languid.
ConelSiv—A cargo from Halifax has been parcelled out!
at 14s. for tierce, and 18s. 6d. per box; but tierces alone
would not realise the quotation, and it was only in conse-
quence of the good inquiry for other articles in the taiga,
that that rate was obtained. There are now two cargoes
unsold in the market, one from Halifax (which is held for
advanced prices), and another from Newfoundland.
Cneesz.—Prime English (D. O.) of suitable size com-
mands lld. per lb.
not:R.—Dealers yet exhibit considerable reluctance to
operate, but holders remain firm, and but few transactions
have been tfected. Baltimore has been sold at 335. A
large business could be done if holders would accept 325. to
32.. ed.
Fuziours.—The crops are not sufficiently far advanced
to revive the inquiry for tonnage.
Oozn.—Colonial doubloons are scarcely procurable. We
quote United State. Coin at Ito per cent. prem., valuing
the dollar at 4s.
IlEatilsos.—The market has been very buoyant during
the fortnight, for this article, and all the late arrivals of No.
1 prime were placed at 19s. per barrel, in cargo. The in-
quiry is still active, and the last parcel is held for higher
prices.
HLYS.—Prices are falling under the recent free re•
eeipts, and it is expected that holden of American, wlich
were previously gelling at Ild. per lb, will have to submit
to 10d. Lancashire are held for 13d.
LoOWOOD.—No sales have transpired.
Unix—Fifty kegs Baltimore wen moved at lOid., but

an arrival of 34)0 kelp occurring aeon after, a decline has
taken place in the value of the cuticle ; and 10d. would be
accepted fur the last receipt.
LtllBllllL—The stock of white pine is not abundant, but
is sufficiently ample to meet the prevent restricted demand.
Last salsa were effected at 90s. W. C. shingles are rather
plentiful, and may pi quoted at 164. to 21s. ter m. as in
quslity. A cargo of ptch pine 111,000 feet) has been sold
at Si.. landed.
MALT.—Bottled ale has been in moderate supply, and
for a shipment of tho Sacell Brewery Company's 7s. Gd.
was realized for pale, and 10s. 6d. for strong ale. Porter
is plentiful and dull, at 7s 3d. We note the receipt of
60 hogsheads Lane's stout, which are held for an ad-
vanced rate.
MACRERZL—Are in very limited inquiry at 341. to 35e.
These high prices cheek consumption to a very consider-
able extent.
Ott..—Cod sells readily at 2s. 9d. per gallon. Lard and
cocoanut are very much wanted.'
Puns.—Mess sells only by retail, at 168 s. to 110 s. per
bares!.
Rtes.—There has been no activity in the market. We
quote Bengal at 17s. Gl. to 181. ; and Patna, at 19s. per
100Ibe.
Rum continues very scarce. Some parcels to arrive
have been sold at 21. to 2a. Id. per gallon, in bond,
proof 21. Good brands would command 2s. 3d. very
readily.
SALlloX.—Halifax No. 1 is worth 7Gs. per barrel.
SALT.-330 sacks Liverpool stored have changed hands
at 71. per sack.
SoAr.—No operations have transpired.
St:GAL—The market continues moderately supplied.
Prices range from 14.. to 20s. 3d. for dark to fine.
TonAcco.—We have not heard anything of this article.
Toreouss sell only by retail. Irish pigs' are very scarce.

Proms tha LONDON GAZETTlL—Tuesday,MarchB.

BANKRUPTS,

MORRIS HARRIS, Regent-street, —furrier, to surrender
March 12 at 2, and April 23 at 12, at Basioghall-street.
801., Note and Co., Aldermanbury ; off. aasig., Pennell,

GuildhalLchambers.
JOHN M'LACHLLN, SpiEll-Millare, Norton Folgate, auc-
tioneer, March 12 and April 23, at 1, at Basioghall-
s'reet. Sols , Messrs. Boulter, Northampton-square,
Clerkenwell ; off. assig., Nicholson, Basinghall-street.
WILLIAM WHAT and JOHN WEST, Donnington, Lincoln-
shire, linendrapers, March 21 at 1, sad April 19 at 12,
at Basinghall-street. Solt , Heather and Moger, Pater-
noster-row ; off. assig. Edwards, Sambrook-court.
JOHN WILLS, Bold-place, Dalston, builder, March 16 at 2,
and April 20 at 1. at Bminghall-street. Sol., Ashley,
Charles-square, Horton ; off. wig., Graham, Coleman-

Meet.
JOSEPH STMES, Queen's-buildings, Knightsbridge, cheese-
monger, March 22 at 1, and April 19 at 12, at Basinghall-
street. Sols., Sturm, and Co., Philpot-lane, City ; off.
assig., Groom, Abchurch-lane.
RICHARD WHITE, Birmingham, cut nail manufacturer,
March 19 and April 9, at 10f, at Birmingham Court.
Sols., Standbridge, Birmingham; off. assig., Bittleston,
Birmingham.
ALFRED Pr. Kris, Sheffield, tailor, March 19 and April 30,
at 12. st Leeds Court held at Sheffield. Sol., Chambers,
Sheffield ; off. assig., Freeman, Sheffield.
ROBERT Carta, Holyhead, Anglesea, licensed victualler,
March 14 and April 11, at 11, at Liverpool Court. Sol.,
Yates,un., Liverpool ; off. arsig.,_Catenove, Liverpool.
HUGH HETET Rose, Liverpool, draper, March 18 and
April 14, at 12, at Liverpool Court. Sols., Sale and Co.,
Manchester ; off. wig., Turner, Liverpool.

BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
Feb. 2,5. TALID BORLAL, Mogidore, Afeies,.merehant.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
AT POUTCO

J. G. Mayer, Charlotte-street, Rathbone-place, St. Pan-
cras, furrier—J. Marshall, Frederick-street, Neckenger-
road, Bermondsey, mason—W. Ellard, Union-terrace, Cam-
den Town, builder—J. Angell, New-road, St. George's-ba-
the-East, licensed hawker—G. I. Cooke, New Crane, Shad-
well, grocer—C. C. Barrabi, Regent-street, clerk to a mer-
chant—A. J. Swift, Oxford-terrrce, Hyde-park—Catherine
Holebroek, Hatton-garden—A. W. Chichester, Cumberland-
street, Hyde-park H. F. Holmes, Providence-place, Canal-
road, Mile-end, dairyman—J. Smith, Wellingtonxtreet,
Old Ford-road, Bethnal-green, butcher—C. T. Webb, Den-
-1).101-street, Pimlico, wine agest—R. Watt, Wood's-place,
Shepherds' Bush, baker—T. Miles, Hill-street, Wslworth,
teacher of music—T. Dunnett, Princes-street, Rotherhithe,
shipowner—C. Brock, Talbot-terrace, Clarendon-road, Not-
ting 11111, butcher—J. Cochrane, Princes-street, Upper
Stamford-street, Blackfriaraoroad—W. Bennett, Percy Vil-
lu, Northumberland-park, Tottenham, builder—W. Chap-
man, Blackfriarx road, Christchurch, leather dresser—A
Chart, Reigate, Surrey, tailor—G. Hull, Sussex-street, Tot-
tenham-court-road, and Little Britain, Chenies-mews, Tot-
tenham-court-road, cabriolet master—W. Berry, William •
street, Henry-street, York-square, Commercial-road But,
carpenter.
DECLARATION OF DIVIDENDS.
JOHN THOMPSON, Piccadilly, linendraper-2nd div. of 21,
March 12 and three subsequent Saturdays, at Groom's,
Abchureh-lane.
J•MRS REATHWAITE, New-street, Covent-garden, cheese-
monger—lit div. of Is. Ild., March 14, and any subse-
quent Monday, at Canaan's, Aldermanbury.
JOSEPH Pskianxtza BLNDLI, North Ockendon, Essex
cattle dealer-Ist div. of 3s , March 14, and any subs.-
:
quent Monday, at Comma's, Aldermanbury.
WILLIAM BRIDGES ADAMS, Bow, engineer-2nd div. of
30., March 14, and any subsequent Monday, at Cannata's,
Aldermanbury.
PHILIP ROPFORD, FRANCIS BUFFORD, and CHARLES
JOHN WRAOOB, Stourbridge, bankers-2nd div. of 5d.,
any Thursday, at Whitmore's, Birmingham.
SMITH and IRVINE, Liverpool, merchants-Ist div. of 13c1.,
March 14, and any subsequent Monday, at Bird's, Man-

cheater.
JOHN BILL ARMSTRONG, Manchester, tailor—let div. of
3s. March 8, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Lee's,
Manchester.
JOHN FORD and JOSEPH ALFRED HADFIELD, Glossop,
Derbyshire, paper manufacturers—let die. of 60., March
8, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Lee's, Manchester.
DIVIDENDS.—ApriI 1. J. Loader, Pavement, Finsbury,
upholsterer—April 1. W. Noble, Charles-street, St. George's
East, wholesale stay manufacturer—April 1. C. Pretty,
Leicester, grocer—April 1. H. Thompson, Belper, Derby-
shire, draper—March 30. J. Wilson and C. P. Woodfin,
Kingston-upon-Hull and Great Grimeby, Lincolnshire,
iron founders—March 30. A. Y. Barrett, Honk-mile, Lin-
colnshire, engineer.
CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless eanse be shown to
the contrary, on the day of meeting.
March 31. A. Peckitt, Brighton, and Burgess-hill, Hel-
mer, brickmaker—March 30. R. Tate, jun., Uxbridge,
' Middlesex, miller—March 31. T. Speed, sen., Liverpool,
butelser—April 1. W. Dowling, liumbentone ate, Leices-
ter, grocer.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
W. Knight and Selina Knight, Devonport, Devonshire,
lebeiseak and retail woollen drapers—T. Burbery and H.
A. ILsrridew, Wood-street, Cheapside, ribbon manufac-
turers—H. B. Whitehouse and N. Daniels, Redbrook,
Gloucestershire, tin plate manufacturers—W. Drake and
P. Sacker, Wakefield, Yorkshire, railway truck makers—
I. Lewis and Fanny Elisabeth Lewis, Gloucester, milliners
—J. Brierley and B. Sadler, Manchester, glass dealers—W.
Bellamy and J. Oldale, Sheffield, Yorkshire, German silver
platers—M. Barber and G. Burgess, Macclesield, Cheshire,
tenses—Catherine Jones and Ann Mooney, Liverpool,
besino-0. H. Spencer and J. Spencer, Pilgrim-street,
Ladgate-hill, furriers—J. Wallace and T. Johnson, Long-
leas, Bermond curriers—J. Netkerchft and F. G.
Netherclift, St. Martin's-lane, Chasing-cross, lithographers
—D. Davies and G. Fox, Bread-street, Cheapaide, whole-
sale clothiers—T. Hague and J. France, Rotherham, York-
shire, painters—E. Steel, W. Britter, and H. J. Powell,
Ilaville-place, Lambeth-walk, pipe manufacturers, so far as
situ& H. J. Powell—ll. W. Todd, W. G. Laing, B. B.
Told, and R. M'Duugal, Manchester, general drapers, so
rr as regards R. bi'Duugal—J. Erwood, W. H. Emdin,
and G. Conquest, High-street, Holton Old Town, and
Culford.road, Hackney, paper stainers, so far as
regards W. H. Emdin—T. Hambling ad R. Ham-
blin', East Derebam, engineers—J. J. n
Allen and
P. Simpson—C. Leer and J. Leer, Westminster-bridge-
road, Lambeth, coach builders—C. B. Marshall, W.
Knowles, and W. Score, Newport, Monmouthshire, coal
miners, so far as regards,W. Score-I'. Mottrans, J. Hawkins,
and R. M. Needham, Sheffield, Yorkshire, merchants, so
far as regards, T. Mottram—J. Clegg, S. Stott, and J. Ball,
Halifax, Yorkshire, woollen manufacturers—J. Embleton
and H. Pegg, Manchester, painters—W. R. Hargraves, H.
Powell, and S. Andrews, Limon-grove linendrapers—N.
Reynolds and W. Turner, Manchester, cottoni waste dealers
Brodrick and W. Bell, Bow Churchyard, City, attor-
neys—lt. Pontifez and H. Mallory, Upper St. Martin's-
lane, coppersmiths—S. Ayland and R. Halsall, Manchester,
candle wick manufacturers—l. Rodgers, G. Rodgers, W.
Rodgers, and W. T. Staniforth, Sheffield, Yorkshire, manu-
facturers of cutlery, so far as regards W. Rodgers.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
_ _

WILLIAM OKAY, POlt0i;e110, Edinburgh, March 11 and
April 31, at the Regent Hotel, Edinburgh.
DAVID ANDWRSON, Glasgow, painter, March 12 and April
6, at the Waverley Tavern, Glasgow.
JOHN KINNIBFROH. KirkilltillOCh, manufacturer, March
12 and April 7, at the Crown Inn, Kirkintilloch.

TILE MACCLESFIELD ROBBERY.—The magistrates
engaged in the examination of Edward Roberts, as leader
of the banditti who robbed Mr. Dean's house. Macclesfield,
tying all the inmates to their chairs, on Sunday evening,
Feb. 20, after adjourning the court from four o'clock to
seven on Monday evening at the request of the prisoner's
legal adviser, to get two more witnesses telegraphed for
from Manchester to establish an alibi, determined on com-
mitting the man to Chester Castle, for trial at the assizes.
Only one of the two witnesses arrived in court at seven
o'clock, and, on confronting the prisoner, could not swear
that he had seen him on the Sunday in Manchester at all.
As to the two first witnesses, considering their connexions,
the magistrates did not think fit to rest the proof of an alibi
on their evidence. It is worthy of remark, however, that
judging from the conduct of the prisoner and his attorney
in court, they felt certain of upsetting the evidence for the
prosecution, and expected to have brought men into the
witness box whose unbiassed testimisny must have strongly
influenced the court.
-

DEATLI OF MR. MADAM.—WC have to record
the death of James M'Adam, Esq., at the early age of 33.
Ile was seised with an apoplectic fit en Sunday night, and
died on Monday, having survived his father, the late Sir
James M'Adam, a few months only. By his death the
office of Surveyor-Gourd of Metropolitan Roads has
boom* ♦acant.

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Atka( Wed (:oast) ...I lard of the taour Myrawito .. Arrived 1
Aes.thdria la 4,9,21,2111°1m0. ;laver ... yard IS
Alexandria iii 1.j,..1.,,h .f ~,,,,. iouthasrptoo. March NI
Bahamas 2 rod of the month toutt..- ..... 'not me.
Baleen ra mily :sorer ...... 1)„p,
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Chao de Yards tc lath of the mouth Plymouth .. March 211
Ceylon (see India)
Ceylon
thanncl Ides .............I. Voa.,4o=l.,2Frid uthampton. hailtthe -
mud .. . ..... . ...
China (ace India)
On sotatt,Hlo!.'e N 7,4,17,24,20/of m. Dover
Constantinople 3l 4thk7stla or ca.mth 'eutletotytcn. March to
Cent of Europa Id 2 N Carte:snail, Dover
Feryst (sae India)
Fr vwe ti & N Twin' daily
Gibraltar H 4,7, 17,20,27 of m. touthamptaa. March 141
Grayer (moo India)
Orcytown Si indtalt thof raoatb tont`,lmptoa. Arrived
lb mbar, la fuselay It Pride! 1 lotdou
liavannah N Ind at the mono: I Southampton. March 1
11 •ilasid V Wenn% & datui London
H sndlras II 17th of th. =attic •euttclutt o• n March It
ladia(viaßoutharnpt) 2 ithdrloth of inoutl. Southampton. March N
hadta Ma Marseille/0 N 4thsal4th of month rover
lonian Isles (ass ladle)
trotar.d ....A at:, Twice dally
Lisbon 217, 0, 17, k 27(401. Sostharoptoe. March le
Madeira NI 9th of tho month.. Smith..., • '..11- March DI
Madeira N 23rd of the month Plymoath ... March 12
Malts (see India)
Malta N 7,17,19,1721/of co Dinar
Mauritiwi (see India)
Mauritius la 14th of the month' Plymouth ... March N
Menlo) al :nd of Die month leacmeaptei lit arms.
Naples P. 5 mi3th2kbornses Doom
New Granada 2 Indrel7thetwoo,a Sonthomptor. Arrived s
New Zealand By private chip .. Various poets ltheertan
I,ntrt, enatu ? itb c,thlatitot mot. Le vex
Peninsula to 'Or vth27tb.atsior owl:ear:dm. March IS
Peru to hid & 27th of mo. a.othamoton. Arrived .
Port Natal
s'.eity N .ththot.b .0151....: cover .. ..... Mora IS
• ['ocean, N St&lsttabt&Of nun: ,Jover
Venezuela II Indlitl7thetramml utharaptoz. Arrived
Van (icemen's Land (rei
Auetralia)
Weat Indies 3l Isdil7tkof month Mel, imsce„,enisee