Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-17 00:00:00

THE KIDDERbI NISTER ELECTION RIOTS.

Considerable excitement has been caused in the town of
Kidderminster, in consequence of its being stated that
indictments are about being prepared at the Lancaster
Assizes, which commence this day, against between thirty
and forty persons, for conspering together, and having
committed certain riots and assaulted divers persons, at
the late election. It will be remembered, that examina-
tions upon charges of inciting to commit a riot have
taken place before the magistrates, which resulted in the
cases against Mr. Alfred Talbot and Mr. Henry Chilling-
worth, two highly respectable gentlemen in the borough,
having been unanimou.ly dismissed. They, as well as others,
hwe had notice of the intended prosecution, some for
taking part in the riot and attack before the hustings, and
others for breaking the doors and windows of the Swan
Hotel. Mr. Walters, of Birmingham, will, it is said,
instruct the counsel for the prosecution, whilst Mr. Had-
dlestone, Q.O , Mr. Best, the late member for the borough,
and Mr. Byrne, are retained for the defendants. An
open-air meeting was to have been held to consider the
conduct of the Committee of Public Safety, who have
undertaken to investigate the origin and result of the
fracas. The trials will last several days.

DEATH OF JACKSON, THE HARPIST.—On Sunday, Jack-
son, the harpist, whose name and musical genius are
fami'iar to many circles in the north of Ireland, expired
in Belfast. The deceased was the cotemporary of a line
of Irish musicians who are rapidly passing away ; and,
before physical infirmities p3ralysed his energy, he touched
the chords of his noble instrument with a truthful hand.
LaCerly, like many of his profession, the blind.,mtAcian's
circumstances bec,-Ane straitened, and it was only by the
exertions of a few, who known him in better days and
enjoyed the delightful strains of his instrument, that he
was placed in possession of the ordinary comforts of life.
The deceased leaves behind him many pleasing associations
which his company afforded, in public and private life, in
this part of the coun'ry —Northern Whig.

A MAN COMITING lIIS ONVNI WIFE.:—Ten years ago
M. V. married in Montreal. He was one of the principal
merchants, but by a reversa of fortune was compelled to
suspend payments soon after his marriage. He loved his
wife, and the idea of involving her in his disasters greatly
aff,,eted him. M. V. resolved to leave without saying
anything about it. He wished his disappearance to remain
a mystery. But he had a purpose. "I will go" he re-
solved, "to Australia, and there mend my fortunes, or die
unknown." Our merchant embarked clandestinely, and
eight years after his flight was not thought of. Madame
V. wept, but in vain. M. V. had left to his forl, ra wife an
annual income of 100 louis. At Montreal they supposed
him dead. His wife wept bitterly, and saw that sorrow
jaundiced her c maplexion, and dimmed her eyes; therefore
she ceased, all sweetly, her " role" of Niobe. Our Penelope
could smile like a young widow of eighteen. She was
faithful to her wandering husband eighteen long
months. Thinking herself young, she lent her ear to ten-
der proposals ; she reviewed her geography of love, cor-
fessed to never having studied the map of the tender
country, and one fine morning contracted a new mar-
riage. But the first husband ! He—ab, he was dead.
If he is not dead, he ought to be (feminine logic). She
married. Meantime, the first husband laboured in the
mines. Falling upon an au! iferons vein, he suddenly
obtained a large turn, and had Lis only motive been
the love of gain, would have immediately returned
to Montreal. Bat his dear Louisa must eat only from
silver, and drink only from gold. The unfaithful
Louisa was again married, Faith does not save us ;
M. V. laboured, but an epidemic prevailed ; he caught
the small-pox, and was completely disfiznred. Dis-
gusted with Australia, he sold his property, and
embarked. During his voyage, the second husband of
his wife died of consumption. M. V. landed at Port-
land, flew to Montreal, and went to Montreal House
without arousing any suspicion as to who he was. He
enquired for Madame V.; no one know such a person ;
but M. V. insisted. Finally he was told that she was now
the widow S. M. V. scratched his head. They pointed
out to him Madame widow S., and he recognised his wife
charming as when he left her. M. V. found it very
strange to pay his addresses to his own wife, but he did
it ; he courted his own wife three months. He recog-
nised her; did she recognise him ? It is more than we
know. He was introduced to her with all his pounds,
shillings, and pence. People will admire pounds sterling
and dollars federal, and women above all. Though scarred
and pitted from head to foot with the small-pox, M. V.
won the heart of his own wife. .They were to exchange
the second marriage ring when 11. V. presented to, her the
one he had given her at their first espousals. The women
fainted.—Transloted from the. Montreal,.pays.

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THE NORTHERN TIMES.--LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY*Y , JULY 17,. 157
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. SPORTING, INTELLIGENCE. lOat 10lb, six and aged lOst 121 b ; mares and geldings LIVERPOOL WOOL SALES. WOOL SALES CONTINUED. few days we have received detailed accounts of what we
then understood only in outline. The details. unfortu-
allowed 31b. If eight subscribers the secorad to receive 1,0,- Bates Per lb i Lot Bales Per lb
LIVERPOOL, Thursday Evening. 4d nateiy, considerably exceed in their disastrous conse-
lOsovs. out of the Stakes. The winner to be sold for 358 10 41 ; 433 1 pickings
LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING, 1857.(peaces what had been conjectured as even greater than
71A 1434 -4 141
their utmost importance. Still, although the actull state
1211
The Market was very firm tc-day, and prices STEavaßos-The Honourable Admire: Roes, His Grace the 200sovs. ;if entered to be sold for 150, allowed. 51b ; 120, , The fourth catalogue of the-.Eeri. arias commenced. as usual 359 2 damaged
Blb ; 109, 101 b ; 80, 141 b ; and 50, 20ib. Winners of the at four o'clock yesterday, and in a few minutes over three t 360 8 8-.1 I 435 13
Doke of Beaufort, and the Earl of Wilton.of affairs has turned out worse than was anticipated,
of all kinds were extreme. The' sales are esti- value of 50sovs. clear, in 1857, (except Matches, Handi-
-361 5 81d 436 12 there is not the slightest around for believing that the
Mated at 10,000 bales, including 3,000 on specula- CLERK OF THE COURSE-Mr. W. E. Topham.hours, 497 lots were disposed of,-with most active comps-
existence or value of our Eastern Empire is in any way
STARTER-Mr. Hibbard. caps, and Hurdles), up to the time of starting, 51b extra.
The winner to be Sold by Auction after the race, and any tition, comprising 2,031 bales, nearly all East India, and 36, 2 41 437 2
extreme prices given. This description being bone dry, ill tt.-4-' 3
lion and for export.
.Tusoz-Mr. J. F. Clark. 6 id 438 6 13 impaired. The chief, if not the only, importance attached
sum over the selling price to go to the Fund. One Mile. much - by
911 439 4 111-d Ito that adverse movement in a commercial point of view.
In the Liverpool Share Market there was rather CLERK OF THE SCALES-Mr. Horsley. Five subscribers or no race. liked the consumers. It yields more yarn than 3-6'7 4wool-weight for weight-a physiological fact well known 365. 3
more business done Thornhill.. . . .•.
.• •.• . 6,33 440 12 101 a lis the effect it will have on the money market. The
, and prices. on the whole ---
were generally firm. The day's transactions THUR. DAY, JULY 16, 1857. atessalina, colt . ... .
are set down at :-Birkenhe?d, Lancashire, and•
•
.... • - ••• ••• ••• Continental buyers should attend our market. The fol- "" 1
367 10Id 4_42 9 10.1 and California, as well as from the European Continent
I and the United States, had the effect of' rendering the
. This was the CuCup day, and as far as we are able to judge, 7.°Bl.Ll.ran'ilny
• • lowing are the prices:- 368 1 bag pickings 5,1,a 443 9 101 i
si.
Cheshire, 70; Blackburn, 7-„ , Caledonian, 371 it was much more attractive than for some years past, Chester.........1..-
•• • . ... • . • • . •• • • .... • *
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4, The •
attendance was very large, and the sport of a most Repute - • • • ••• ••• • MESSRS. BROWN, HUNTER AND CO 'S CATALOGUE. 369 3 914 444 5 741 discount was reduced by the Bank of England; and the
38; Eastern Counties, 111 ; Lancashire and York- excellent character. The average number of horses The LIVERTJoL ST. LEGER of molts. each with 370 1 damaged 7Ad 445 1
1,998 Bales EAST INDIA WOOL. arrivals of gold, combined with the exceedingly promising
shire, 100; d ; London and North Western, 1031 which started for the cup in former years has not 100sovs. added, for three years old ; colts Bst 81b, fillies 371 14 811 446 1 1011
,aa. appearance of our approaching harvest, was all but cer-
-1031 103+; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln- exceeded nine, this year the number:which started was Bst 31b. The winner of the 2000 Guineas or the Derby L-t o:aes P-r lb Jof Bales Per lb 0,..., "
714 447 1 4,41 tarn to cause a further reduction of the rate of interest ;
shire, 431, 431, 43-a ; Midland, 83a, 831 83;3, ; York fourteen. The arrangements were as usual very good ; to carry 7110 ;of the 1000 Guineas or Oaks 51b ;of the 1 1 81d 180 12 13d °1 '
2 3
7,1-4 448 7 131 the news from India for a time at least has suspended the
Capital Stock, 36; Leeds Capital St k 93 • excellent time was kept, and much credit must be given Dee Stakes or Lancashire Oaks 31b ;of any two of the 2 3 Bid 181 5 9td 373
374 lid 449 9 101 full operation of these causes, and to a great extent has
to the handicapper. The field for the other races of the above, lib in addition to the highest weight attached to 3 2 Old 182 2 8:,;d
St. Helens Canal and Railway, A, 81o;c Stock,
day was rather small, but on the whole the days sport either of such two • the second in the Derby 51b, and the 81•1 183 1 1024 375 3 7rl 450 9 10d prevented a corresponding development of our industrial
221 22/ 22+, 222; Dutch Rhenish, 4p; Grand 54 2,
811 376 1 7J 451 10 134 resources. Under these circiimstances, and in the face of
was'of a most favourable ch iracter. The following is a second in the ' Oaks 21b extra. The second to receive 631 181 1 damaged
Trunk of Canada, 131, 13g ; Great Western return of yesterday's running:- 50sovs. out of the Stakes, and the winner to pay 15sovs. I s
6 1 damagesi 63'1 185 7 '2,.77.1 452 10 133 large imports and a consumption limited to the bareeess
134 of imme Hate wants, the trade in wood of all kinds has
of Canada, 2U, ; 1-toyal Insurance, 33 p. The A SwEEpsTAKEsarhsova, each, with 30sovs. added. Two towards expenses. One mile and three quarters-26 subs.
7 7 "°l3 453 10
131 been dull and unsatisfactory.
folio •
°Wing were the closing prices :-Blackburn, 72,years old Est 31b, three 7st 101 b, ,four. Set 101 b, five 9st 31b,121 186 1 damaged 98%1 378377
1?')
B,ld 379 3 101 454 11
six and aged 9st olb ; mares and geldings allowed lib. The a 8 1 86d 187 8 AMERICAN TiODER.
n 1
• 71,,i Chester and Birkenhead, 70, 70! ; Caledonian, winner to be sold for 100sovs. ;if entered to be sold fCir Lord E ?Hilton's b c Zuyder Zr ... .
Lord
Cerfddeena'''s beheebYt7Suroce-Blue Surplice-BeeswaxDevils • • 7 ..
9 1 91.4 188 1
•2 9d 380 3
C 3 ' 381 2 91 455 4
12i1 PINE TIMBER : Several cargoes have arrived from
Lord E borbr e Festival. . :.. ... .. .„ 10 1 81d 189 2 81.1 456 2 Quebec, consisting chiefly of small and inferior wood,
°/4e 38a i Chester and Holyhead, 18k, 181; Eastern 80, allowed 411); 60, 71b ; 50, 10,b ; and 30, l&b. To be)7.oi 382 ,a
BAd altogether unsuited to the requirements of this market,
Counties, 111 1Q; East Lancashire, 96+, 97; Do. sold by auction after the race, and any surplus to go to Lord
oril Vi4assfiZ:tebr?srti,i)ccablckitrprgatigle.z-. PhYsalls
• • • ...
.- • • 11 1 two sorts 8d 190 1 9,d si 831 457 1
71d
athusismgilraeratdlyesacurgi unsaleable
pmtieonttLingTahipsrehvaiosuoslpyeratedm atersitaoncy.k
in
• . • ••• • • •
91.
Shares, 4, -,1 p ; Great Northern, 241, 241; Great the Fund. T. f•C. Admiral 0, V. Harcourt's b c Ward- rmarske. - a 12 2 104 191 14 41 383 1 74-'i 458 1
12sd
Western, 64, 64+ ; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock 413 Mr Jones' b e Repute, 2Yrs (33).......... ...eheloner 1 I Mr. Barton's b c Kin, of the 151e5....
,2 12'3dl I:vjtisll;g.
sliinaxgvf:e
e;O:tvaearn: reductiono,4ehraasvri
favourable
ritestelyce (:e
pnf what
bwryl
auctionit!tl;[7. o t h e r -
. . a 7.rd 385 2
64 Mr parvers b g Chester, 3yrs (.e3O)
Mr. Bradehavi 's b c Commoner . .. ..
14 1 two sorts 614 193 1
100+, 1001, Do. 9/. shares, ii, Ip ; Liverpool, 64 Mr Tho pa's b f Wild S rawberry, 3yt s( k 3•9 .... .. °ray 3 Mr. Bradshaw's b c Coronet .
Crosby, and Southport, 191, 197-, ; London and 411 Mr Windsor's ro f Collodion 2yrs •:.30) •Pritchard 4 Mr. Bryan's b e Ribbonmm . .
9+i 462 5
. 861.°d 33:: 1 bag pickings
B,•?+riidl
4464.614°91 311 pickings
8.0 v tal
North Western Stock, 103+, 103+; Manchester, 4 13 Mr Dawson's b. c Thornhill, 2yrs (30). ...........Madhen 5
mMrr.
JJ.cCooookkssooon,s'sbbrrfccoaslsedaTom .. .. . • • ••• • 16 3 10id 195 10
71d 388 9 91 1 463 3 9tkd 14d per foot, a price by no means remunerative to the
5,0 4 agst Repute. 3to I agst Wild Strawberry, and 4
°X 390389
996 a! importer ; wood of large average and good quality, say
Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 431 431; Midland Stock, to 1 agst Thornhill. Dead heat ; a bad third. Deciding Mr GB. Cornish nas b e Captain Fowlett • • •
18 3 damaged 61d 197 2 4,4 75 to 80 feet average, being more suitable for this market,
831 • s
s, 831-i, ; North British, 11, 114 ; North Stafford- heat :5 to 2 on Repute. Won easily. Winner sold fore• Mr W. S. Crawfard's b c Church Langton
19 10 73,1 198 las`,,,` commands considerably higher rates. Of St. John, cargoes
Shire, 4a, 4# d; North Eastern-Berwick, 223 22' 58 guineas. Mr St. .Gorge's ch c Sans Culottes by Bryan O'Lynn ..
Mr Gulliver's br e Speculatir • • ..... ..... ... • • .... ..... ... ...... 20 2 6/d 199 1 6 A 5,
di
339,21 126 B+4
465
1252 damaged
'..', ; have been sold from the quay at I.ld to 21 per foot over
York and North Midland, 334, 364 ; Leeds (la' pits" i A SWEEPSTAKES of 15sovs each, sft with 80sovs added Mr 'l'. l'Anson nas b f Blink Bonny (911.) extra)
21 1 two sorts 61d 20a 1 . 611 467 5 1 ~f! the average girth, with stowage at low rates. Of Lower
S iby the Earl of Derby. Two years old 4st 121 b, three ist Mr Jepson's b c King of Argos
reek, 22+, 221; South Eastern and Dover, 22 91b, four Sat 111 b, five and upwards 9st 2b • mares and Mr Moore's br c Cumberland ....
•• . . .. . a 22 3 611 201 1
/ 61 393 1 611 468 1 damaged 511 Port there are no sales reported.
7-16, 221 ; Scottish North Eastern, 12i, 12+ ; Buffalo geldings allowed 31b. Winners before starting (matches .. • •614 202 1 63 394 1 two sorts 811 I 469 1 531 RED PINE continues dud of sale at our quotatious.
r-i. i el
and Lake Huron, 41 xcl 4+ d ; Ditto New Shares,excepted)of 200sovs
Mr J. Osborne ro f Lady Albert .......... .
Mr R. Rowan's ch c Omer Pasha . . . . •aa 23 1 dadimtatoged
7d 202 1 bag pickings 41 395 1 ditto 711 i s-ss 0
• 2 1 -1-lo .., /4- a N_FAK AND ELM : The former has been sold at from 2s 94
n 4.1 9 5d to 2e 63 as in quality, and size ;the latter of large average
11, xd 4d ; Dutch Rhenish, 41 16 xcl, 4d ; Great 141 b extra. Maidens at starting having run three times Mr J. Scott's lel c Luean ...... . - . 61,d 1471 14 .
Western of Canada, 213 xd, 24; Ditto New Shares, allowed if two or three years old 7ih ; four and upwards Mr J. Scott's b c Adamas. •a 26 1 damaged 6,1 204 3 iti 397 1 71i 1472 1 pickings 4:1;-d has been sold by auction at 200.
Mr W. S. Crawfure's b g Broadcloth (dead).
9d
Bsoaldv aotr Ip7udri
dayndßlirecihnehl4alt
i2nOelhpaervefroaogt.e
brought
opuagrici
te 1
lo7fdfr fresh
i' 1p; Great Luxembourg, 11. 9-16, 11 7-16- o(annedmneuvee_r tli9aysiunbga.received £5O as second horse) 141 b.
A HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES Or SSOVS. each, with 25sovs. 5d 206 1 41 399 2 7,1 474 1 damaged
Grans, Trunk of Canada, 13+ xd, 131 712 (in. 31b extra) Mr J. Jac'i eon's bl c Saunterer, 3yrs..Cherlfon 1 added. Second to save his stake if 8 subscribers. Five 28 1
29- 12 1014 207 1 6 d 409 2 two sorts 7,1 475 10
8d 401 1 bag pickings 50 476 7 101 -
fooa
81d ~ ep
The Bank of England Directors ;educed the 5 IMr T, Parr's b e York, 23rd
30 2 damaged 814 208 3 , ,•. AND N.S. PINE AND SPRUCE DEALS :On the value
rate of Discount to-day from 6 to 5; per cent 4 (
stol on Sauntercr. Won very easily by two lengths. 8 Stormsal, 3yrs.. .......... ....... .... ............. ......
8 0 Forlorn Hope, lyre 3l 9 8-1 209 2 734 402 3 damaged 731 477 6 1' of these articles we have no improvement to note. Several'
This measure had been anticipated, and it failed The Ellerdale filly was weighed for, but did not get to the
7 8 Sans Culottes, 3y s.
.. - 32 13 71d 210 10 134.1 493 2 9 1 478 3 634 cargoes have been sold by auction and also by private
post in time.' ••
612 Steller Cal, 2yrs .. 131 404 2 damaged 74 479 12 81d contract, the results, as realised in either way, differing
to effect the Funds which were dull, and a decline The LIVERPOOL CUP, in specie, value 200sovs, given by 6 8 .4. Ilerdale's dam filly, 2yr • • • 33 5 711 211 9
734
215212
42 13 ,id 4,2,5 14
101 d 81d . 480 3 741 but little. We quote St. John Spruce of Ist, 2nd, and 3rd
of ito i per cent. took place. There is no abate- the Lessee, added to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 25sovs " - 34 1
4 1 quality at •e 7 12s 61 per standard, with a reduction for
Meet in the unfavourable character of the prevail- each, 15ft. The winner of any sweepstakes, cup, cup ORDER OF RUNNING. 35 1 passed 213 1 damaged 40711)0
81 damaged 431 481 6
in feeling with regard to the Indian outbreak. stakes, or plate, of the clear value of LOOsovs after the Stanley
134 about the same price. Other descriptions in proportion.
At all events, the conviction is now firmly weights appear, 51b; two of such races 101 b extra, but Handicap • 2 0 p.m. 37 591,1 408 2 61 483 1 and 3
61,1 QUEBEC Deals have been sold in retail quantities at
this in any case to be the extreme penalty. The winner 10+2 1 409 3 634 484 13
established that it will require not only vigorous of the Manchester Union or Trades' Cup Ascot Stake. Licensed Viecuallers' Plate
216* 1 pickings od 410 1 damaged 411 485 13 6-td £lO 10s to --€lO 15s per standard for bright second quality
Measures, but a long space of time, before Northumberland Plate, or Cumberland Plate, 101 b extra; Great Lancashire Produce 315 pan. 39 2 110011'_11 -1. , Pine. Several parcels of firsts and thirds have been old,
Leger 345 p.m. 40 1 9.1 217 10 111 d 411 1 610 486 9 aa •
• but of these the prices will not transpire. .:3
confidence can be restored, and that at the present or of any other Handicap race of the value of 200sovs 80 487 8 _,r_t 1
Selling Stakes . 445 p.m.- . IlrainT.ica. LATIIWOOD has not improved; it is sold at
Moment our dominion is less secure than the clear 31b, of 400, 51b ;or of any two of such last-mentioned 41 5 damaged 8 ! 218 10
611 488 4 61 from 13 per fathom for old wood to £4 for fresh.
Handicaps, 81b extra. The winner to pay 30sovs to the 4) 42 10 834 219 9 44111
11 two sorts
414415
102 531 PiTca PINE :In this there is no change to note. Sales
lidllddd
s,id 489 3
'Government; apparently, is disposed to think. judg,, and 20sovs towards expenses of the course. The 43 10 • 811 220 2 The effect of such impression upon Public Securi-SFIIPPING INTELLIGENCE. s
second to receive 50sovs out of the stakes. Two miles.-0:10 490 1 pickings 51 are confined to retail quantities from the yard.
44 1 damaged 711 221 8
TEAKWOOD: There have not been any arrivals since
ties to-day has again been adverse, inasmuch as 72 subs., 35 of whom declared aid pay 53ovs each. — 4 416 11
43 1 7il 222 1 - 81
parties who had opened transactions upon the 64MrR. H. Jones' br c Bashi Bizouk, 3yri
our last, and transactions have been entirely of a retail
RS 6 13 (in. slb ex.) Mr. Sargent nas h c Menorel, 3yrs ....Challoner 2
assumption of improving prices, are closing their 7 8 Lord Enfield nas b c Rogerthorpe, 4yrs .. Rica WATER-Morn. 7 7-Even. 7 47-Fleizht, 13 ft. 3 in. 46 4 7-1-1 223 1 damaged
OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND. 47 3 damaged 611 224 7 ,ad 418 4 81 493 11 ditto all character.
6,1 GREENUEART continues scarce; it is worth from 4s 6d
. Flatman 3 81d 419 2 damaged scl 494 4 ditto
!Itglents, while the public, notwithstanding The following also ran :- Ann Gray. Bombay ; Elizabeth Thomas (s.s.); Augusta (s.s.) ; Pell- 48 6 7J 225 2 damsged. to 4s 93 per foot.
the abundance of Money in the market, abstain 7 8 Sir T. Barke't b h the Ciicken, syrs .... 0 can ,barque) ; Ellen (barque) ; Patel Rezack , Manhattan ; 49 1 6U 226 4 lod , 420 1 63 1495 13
97.....3.dd 442231
21 baw pickings s+l ' 496 2 51
bd Since our annual circular, dated Ist February, 75 ves-
rom ilHiad. na.s gr f Maid of Dement, 4yrs
investing from a belief that prices have not 76 78 M'irr rinkala's gr c Grey Pyrrhus, 4yrs
..
.0 Tutonla 4La Quell°.
ARRIVED. 50 3 7.1.1 227 2
a), , a 4a.--) 9,11 497 2 si sets. 23,054 tons register, wood laden, have arrived from
Yet fallen to the minimum. Indeed, many persons 6 7 (in 31b. ex.) Mr G. Liylor's li c Newton.le-Willows, 3yrs ....°0 July 15. (Damascus (s.s ) ....Coestantleople 51 3 1-4. sss two sorts 9d 3 - British North America, viz 13 from Quebec, 47 from St.
Btd I John, N. 8., and 15 from other ports; at the same date
are of opinion that Consols will decline to 91 before 512 :,1r T. Daiviou's b i J.•net, 3 yrs
the hi •
riling point is reached. Under 510 Capla'n "White's b c Gilli,er 3yrs
these air_ 6 6 Lord annesley nas eh c We'se, 3yrs . • • • Hamburgh Pelican (Ls.)
. .......
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(00,
NEloirzmabaenth.Romeberg Mou'meinlßertha
d u!y 16. Anna I Ilan
Boulogne `2". , , 7,1 •230 2
431 231 3 8., 424 6
495 6 81d. -, .... 94 RUSSIAN WOOL.
61,.1
e Lot Bales P.-r lb last year, 54 vessels, 43,593 had arrived.
TABLE OF IMPORTS. .
C4ll,llletiltalll)2S a decline, more or less general, has'ilr Winds, r's ;tr e r Hum ohm , 3yrs,
6,74 426 1 bag pickings
911 10d
5 ,6; Mr Barber's br' cH• le
ri n place to-day, and no re=actionary tendency 50 Mr Saxon's b f Queen'Bet•=s3, 17;rs .. • • ' 497 9
.......... - 2i 1
n•
, . .. .
has yet been ,I_manifested. Movey has been in good 3to 1 each agst Grey Pyrrhus and Rogerthorpe 7to 1 IH Valenciana Manilla r
o 7 1 damaged 214 234 2 7ad 428 9 ;498 11
8 t.,, I EGYPTIAN WOOL, !a • a - a •1ca.1.!.......,,,.
IMPORTED 4.1) ill t,c EcE 1 ii.=l il" 8 'a ZE . a
de to-day but rates are without alteration agst Bashi Bazouk, Bto I agst NesA (cm_he-Willows,'lo to 1 Brazillian ..j.•l.Y..l.sNowfonndlaniil Avery . .Rio Jarairo 58 1 234 235 2 ,ita 429 8 830 . PROM ..5.-.. -4...: °6' i .f.) c.7i 4 -'' !4'l; ' ..? • 'LI 4 -
s I - C:4 P. 44
andri the general appearance of the market is meady. a t Mongrel 15 to 1a st Janet, 100 to. 6 each agst Elizabeth Walker.. Sarin Ili July 16. r3l 430 4 61d Lot Miles Pa* lb
226 1 damaged
fi
_son Pantomimeb
100 to 4
,agst Queen Bess. Annie
,`-iensols closed at 911 to 91+ for Money, and 91 Denis Urana Antigua 60 12 121 237 1 63d 431 1 634 499 151st quality 13 :lal - 1
Quebec I 6389 549 734 ' 401 ill .. 53342 ..
63c1 500 •7 2nd do pia
y half a length; three quarters of al ength between Ann
Newton-le-Willows fourth, two lengths • .
r9ll for the Account. niter official hours, the second and third;..Caleutta F. Nightingale .... ....Melbourne 61 10 101 l 289 1 41 432 1 --s St. John N.13'10909 .. .. .. ~. 3210 7b3590 14714,
.i. , ,
Anglia
Pahia. Atlas
sal.sglire for the latter was that quoted above. Ex- from the third ; Janet fifth, and The Chicken sixth.-An 91 239 1 damaged 6 1 • i
Gratitude
Croustadti 62 2 _______________
--,
Per Cents
Bills, 4 dis. to par., and the New Three objection against the winner was overruled. G. 13. Bas.edo.w
CLEARED OUTWARDS. 63 5 101 210 5 74 T0ta1.... 117298 549 734 1 401 11 4473 9637 4 : 14714
'er Cents at 913 to 913. A HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES Of ssovs each, with 30.iovs. July 16. Braganca Opia•to 64 3 83-1 241 2 911 cominerrtal f.ntelltyncr.
• the the London Railivay Share Market to-day added. T. Y.C. Orion
7 2 Mr Byrne's b f Lady Aintree (late Stormsail), 3yrs.. Snowden
21 W. F. Schmidt Bahlis Boadicea
mew York Spirit of the Deep Shanghae 811 242 1 81 i Same time last year.
_____
St. John, N. B. 65 3
66 1 81d 243 3 BAI LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-JuLv 16,
' I ~, c'' I ,
_, r 1
"e e was only a moderate business done, and s BMr Jackson's Blackthorn, 2 v:s ENTERED 501: LOADING.
68NU W. CrarOrCS ch f Tann' Gal, by Woolwich, 2yrs .J. Hiley 3 67 1 811 211 1 damaged 8d There has been a fair general demand for cotton to-day, IsivonTED ;II; 1' bt 5. 5,,; ss i' A, , 'a' 7,, 41 jr, if, ...4
Prices were steady. The following were the closin,, July 15. Fen d ragt . Narva.
Fa "1 •S 4 I ..2 g'4 ocfi 6' ..°..1 -;;.1 .:.; C.' I ..I ;: '' 4I" --g
811 and prices continue very firm. The sales-including 200
A a,- zo
prig's • C
,- •-- Caledonian, 761, 763; Eastern Counties, 60 er Barber's b c Physician, 2yrs
3tol on Stormsail. Won easily by two lengths. Parisian
• . .. . New York 68 10
Bentba., Clara Katbinka ...........Nesterd 69 7 lai i 245 2
141 246 2 1'
101 d Pernambucos at 80 to 931, 1,600 Bahias 80 to 91, 550
2
_—_—: --- l—
'lnrsig 11,3 , East Lancashire, 97, 98 ; Great Northern, Match of 300sovs., h. ft. Mile and a quarter. Tam,ainpas (s.s.) ......Bordeaux eabella . - 'Rigs 70 1 101 247 1 lid Quebec ....—... 5963 I 476 497 512 28 108 21497 1 .
2,, 99-4- ; Great 'Western, 633, 631 ; Lancashire 8 7 ii• J. Hawley's h a Mohawk, 3yrs A. Day i Leh-re
12 I 248 9 Persian st. John,N.B 9282 I .. .. .. .. 3538 570933 1794 g
"Liu Yorkshire, 1.00-1 100 g, Leeds Northern, • 44, 8 7 Lord Glasgow's eh cby Surplice-Clarissa, 3yr5...... Aldcrott 2 Alfred the Groot
6t04 on Mohawk. Von by twenty lengths. The Calcutta wioating Cloud ..... ..Rio Janeiro 71 3
4
Ada. .... ...... .... .... ....Gaspe Dodo (s.s.).
sMaarraatns hsainai st M.Loa
7d--are
g e7ggaue
is) LT 14%1 lc% .:gtoKo)
83d are on speculation and for export.
-- Other Ports.. 2134 I .
---,----- _______ _
. ... . • •
.!,5 ; London and korth Western, 1033, 103 g ; Energy
T0ta1.... 17384 1 476 497 512 28 5231 CED3B92 7948
Clarissa colt broke down.
Omit.' p,ye LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Juar 16.
.Genoa, &c. %lin . .
_Lliondon and South Western, 1003, 101 ; Man- HER MAJESTY'S PLATE of 100 gs. Three years 01d931 251 3
Mauritius C,le lonia (s.s.)....Point de Gulle 74 0 43,-,V, SUGAR: The market remains flat, and the sales are
ulLe,ster, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 431., 433 ; Mid- ist 7ib, four 9st, five 9st 61h, six and aged 9st 91b. Two• • • •Msa 75 3 101 252 2 "•y, confined to 80 hhds Demerara at 52s 64 per cwt. BALTIC TIMBER.
Guy IlCl(asantsineeririnoeg ..
Melbourne lebe
831 253 1 0 ' MOLASSES, Rust, AND COFFEE :We have no transactions In the import of this description of wood, since the Ist
"n n Stock, 83+, 83+ ; North British, 433, 441 . miles. OUTPORTS. 76 1
South Eastern and Dover, 74+, 75 •- '2 ' Mr. 1' Purr's br
York, New- ' c Fisherman, 4yrs ..............Wells .. .... ....Wells walked over. Falmouth.-Arrived-The Maria Isabel, Beynen, from Landon for 77 .8 . 43d 254 3 7.-td to notice. February, there have been employed 34 vessels of 9,233
Castle and Berwick, 91, 92 ;Yo k and Nort Mid- A HANDICAP PLATE of 50sovs. Winner to be sold by Valparais,. 7B 2 811 255 1 6+4 Rica • Nothing has occurred on thespot, but 3,000 bags tons, against 35 vessels with an rggregate tonnage of 11,877
tons at the same period of last year. There have not
auction for 50sovs., and any surplus over the selling price Deal, July 12.-Arrived-The Cid, from Hamburg for Liverpool,
79 , 81 256 1 two sorts 8 1 low Bengal for arrival are reported at I Is.
land, 713, 721; Grand trunk rof Canada 183 to oto the Fund Ten subscribers or no rac One and proceeded. July 15.-The Lillies, from Rotterdam for Liverpool. t
6i..1 , SALTPETRE: 260 bags have also been taken for arrival been any sales in cargo since our last, and the prices are
133 ; Great Western of Caned 213,, 223' Migle. Any number of horses the 'property of the same Off the Start.-The:Arab, Graham, from Chinches Is:and and Queens- 80 1 8 1 257 1
below the cost of import.
After official hours the business adone was at 81 1 damaged 101-' 238 1
a . Ira I at 393 per cwt.
SAGO FLOUR :We have also to notice 200 bags sold at SPARS have been sold at 61 per foot.
Owner or his Confederate may run for this race. tmpsinorftoretuLoon, djounly.
the following quotations : - Caledonian, 12.-Arri ed -The England's Queen, Ounningham,
82 2 1211 259 1 damaged 514
DEALS AND BATTENS: For these the limited demand
763, Entrance 2iovs. from Quebec. 3,4 I 17s 31.
,77a; Eastern Counties, This race did not fill. . Dover, July 14.-Off-The Nereid, Maefarline, from Antwerp for 83 2 121 1 260 1 do. has been chiefly for export ; their home consumption
111, 11,-1- ; East Quebec. 84 1 damaged 101-d 261 1 neine interfered 'with by the low price of North Anerioissa.
.-I,..,Jncashire, 97, 98 ; Great Northern, 99 991. MARITIME EXTRAETa. 1231 262 2 damaged 51, I GAMBIER :-100 bales heated sold at 17s 3d per cwt.
LATUWOOD from Danzic has been disposed of on the
FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1857. 85 10 53d AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.-JULY 16.
unto A, 90, 9i ; Great West. ' 63V London. July 16.-The Capella, Harvey, from Stettin to Liver- 12,11 263 4 pickings 6d
86 10 Per stone, 20Ibs. I ineal foot.
434. Western, , The STANLEY STAKES Of 1530v5. each, 10 ft., with 50 pool, put into Frederiekshaven, July 7, leaky, and would dis.;hargo, 121 s. d. e. de Potatoce. Seedlings 00to 0 0 1 in answer to a very moderate inquiry, at 24s per
, Lancashire and. Yorkshire, 1003, 1003 ; Lon
g . e 2 lb. Win
Lon- goys. added, for two and three years old ; two years old 87 1 Persian 12d 264 3 damaged
11 d ' Per 901 es. e. d. a d quaYi
A. F. & D. MAcray.
having been on sho, e.
131 d Hay old ...... ... 0 7 to 0 Ditto Pink Eyes .. 0 OEO 0 0
tn 265 0
don and North Western, 103+, 1038 ; Manchester, 7st 41b, three 9st ; fillies and &din s allow d ' Pernan, June 21.—The Sabraon, Hall, from Caldera to Livepool, 88 3
Ditto, Dew.. ..... 0 6 to 0 6i. Ditto, Whiterocks. 0 0 to
to 0 0
zheffield, and Lincolnshire, 433-, 433 ; Midland nets of Plates or •
Sweepstakefin the present year amount- founded June 11, in lat. 18 S., ioe. 28 IV., whilst in company with the 0,, 1 lld 263 1 damaged 121 d . - -
Stock, 831, •831 ; North British, 431, 443 • South ing to 100sovs. clear to carry 51b extra. Second to save Br,tis i barque Lord Elgin, which took off the crew, and stmt her F,' _,
1014 `;.67 1 133a1 Green Clover .... 0 qtoo 3i Ditto, Beldrums .. 0 oto 0 0 Conn/mate Sakti,
pastern and Dover, 741 75 ; York, Newcastle,' and his stake. T.Y C.-7 subs, long boat in here with ten of them on the 16th, and proceeded herself 90 6
to Queenstown, with the captain and Ist and 2nd mates of the 91 2 Persian 101(1 263 2 damaged 101 d Vetches 0 2i to 0 3 Ditto, cattle ti oto u 0
' Ditto, clover ~ .. 0 6i to 0 7i' Ditto, Belshaio s
Per ter.
Polly Peachum .. .... •.........
Berwick, 91, 92. Terrific. .. .... .... • • • Sabraou. 92 15 10,',-1 269 9 031 to 0 4,3
in TT-TTq T 1 AV
Straw, wheat

Thereport of the London Directors of the Grand
Trunk Railway of Canada has just been issued,
With the interest warrants. The statement of the
-capital account is clearly set forth. The whole
capital on which interest is payable, exclusive of
the Atlantic and St. Lawrence Railway, is
6,144,9901; the unissued capital, authorised to be
raised to complete the Victoria Bridge and equip
the line, is 2,020,060/, making the whole capital in
1860 7,165,0501, in lieu of 12,900,000/, the amount
of capital authorised. This great reduction of the
capital account arises from the Government
Making a gift of upwards of three millions sterling
to the company, in consideration of the interests
of the province, and the company being identical
in restoring the trade of the West, which the
Americans had, by means of English capital in-
vested in railways, partially diverted from Moe-
treal and Quebec to New York and Boston. In
addition to this munificent subsidy, which is
looked upon as equal to a guarantee of 6 per cent., the
legislation of Canada, regarding the Canadian mail
steamers as a corollary of the Grand Trunk, has
increased the subsidy for a weekly line, to enable
them to compete with other lines of steamers,
which have hitherto directed trade to American
Ports and American railways. When the line, with
the bridge, is completed, it will only require a
traffic of 201 per mile per week to pay 6 per cent.
on the Bond and Share Capital. In the meantime,
interest at the rate of 6 per cent. is payable on the
Share Capital. Until now, the public were much
in the dark as to the real position of the company ;
hence the neglect of the shares of this great
national undertaking.
The letters per the Brazil Mail were delivered
this morning. At Pernambuco great excitement
Prevailed in Sugar, just previous to the departure
of the steamer, and prices had advanced consider-
ably. There had been nothing of moment doing at
the outports. The new crop was expected to be
early. At Bahia there had been a stagnation in
the Sugar Market, sales being confined to unim-
portant lists at 50 to 100 rs. reduction. Exporters
had kept out of the market, and uotations were
!lonlinal. The new Coffee crop had begun to make
appearance, but there was no disposition to buy;
stocks on hand were accumulating ; prices nomi-
nal. At Rio Janeiro, produce was bought with
B;ntion, as accounts from Europe and the United
States did not encourage adventures. Imports
Frogressin,g steadily. Railroads were proceeded
With but slowly. The banking establishments
Und loose speculations had received a check, and
little doing. The Brazil Bank retained in its cof-
fers one million sterling in specie and bullion,
but did not cash its notes in metallic currency.
This was much complained of, especially by
foreigners and persons proceeding to the northern
provinces of the empire.
At a meeting of the Royal Mail Steam Company
yesterday, the proposed terms of amalgamation
with
were the European and Australian Mail Company,
appy a large majority. An amend-
tent was moved, but was supported by only 14
Votes.

The STANLEY STAKES Of 15s0vs. each, 10 ft., with .50
goys. added, for two and three years old; two years old
7st 41b, three 9st ; fillies and geldings allowed 2 lb. Win
ners of Plates or Sweepstakes in the present year amount-
ing to 100sovs. clear to carry Lb extra. Second to save
his stake. T.Y C.-7 subs.
Polly reach= •..........
...... • •

sunbeam .
Sister to Ellington..
York
Massacre . . .......
Lord Nelson . • •1
The LICENSED VICTUALLERS HANDICAP PLATE of 150
sous. given by the Licensed Victuallers of Liverpool and
the Lessee of the Coors'', added to a Sweepstake of ssovs.
each. Second to receive 20eovs out.of the Stakes, and the
winner to pay 15sovs. towards the expenses of the Course.
Winners of 1003oys. clear after the publication of the
weights 51o; twice or 200 or more 10Ib extra. 2eovs.
entrance. Mile-39 subs.
11 7 Mr J. G. Henderson's br h The Assayer, 6yrs
8 7 Admiral Harcourt's b m Ellermire, syrs
8 5 Mr E. W. Nunn's ch c Good Friday, 4yrs
7 11 Mr Rictey's br c Hospitality, 4yrs
7 8 Mr E. R. Clark's hr c VandermuFn, 4yrs
7 6 Mr T. Walker's br f Oltenitza, 4yrs ............ •••• ••
7 6 Mr H. Hill's ch f Mincepie. 4yrs . . • .. •
7 4 Mr H. Hill's eh c Stanhope, 4yrs
7 4 Mr J. Merry's tr f Uzella, 4yrs ....... •• • .. • •
7 4 Lord Chesterfield's b c Peter Flat, 4yrs. • .
7 2 Mr Jackson's bl c Saunterer, 3yrs
7 0 Mr Shipley's b f Breezy, 4vrei •
6 11 Mr Jackson's ch c Magnifier, 3yrs
6 10 Lord Clifden's b g The Jesuit, syrs.
6 8 Mr L. Newman's b f Comedy, 4yrs . .
6 8 Admiral Harcourt's br c Wardermarske, 3yr5.............. ..a
6 8 Mr J Osborne's b c Mongrel, 3yrs
6 6 Mr Barber's ch c Lord Nelson, 3yrs .......... ..... .... a
6 4 Mr J 03borne's at c De Girr,el, 4yrs. .
6 4 Mr Jxess• n's b c ,pr:g of Srillelagh, 3yrs
d 4 Mr J. Merry's ch c The Prophet, 3yrs . • .
6 2 Mr S Wiltiam's ch c Dusty Miller 3yrs ........ • •• • •• •• •• •• •
6 1 Mr J. Merry's b c by Touchstone—Dipthong, 3yrs. . a
6 0 Mr Jackson's f Sneeze, 3yrs
6 0 Mr J. G. Ilenderson's br c Logic o'Buchan, 3yr5..............
5 13 Lord Wilton's br c Peeping Tom, 3yrs .......... ••• • ... • ....
5 12 Mr Langshaw's b e Comedian, 3yrs . a
5 12 Mr Atkinson's b c Dancing Master, 3yrs • .
5 10 Sir R. W. Bulkeley's br f Bel Eperauza3, 3,r5....
5 10 Mr H. Robinson's b c Attorney General, 3yrs
5 10 Mr Barber's ch c Naughty Boy, 3yrs ••,....•
5 6 Mr Payne's b f Cultivation, 3yrs •••••••• .•
5 2 Mr H. Robinson's ch f Lady Emily, 3yrs ........
4 12 Mr Walser's bl f All's-Well, 3yrs .. .
Lord Derby's br h Paletot, syrs ............... .....
Mr T. Walker's b h Early Bird, Gyrs ........ paid
Mr J. Hawkins' gr c Master Bagot, 3yrs
Mr Murland's br c Forbidden Fruit, 4yrs ..
Mr T. Walker's b f Theodora, 4yrs ........ ..... ....paid
THE GREAT LANCASHIRE PRODUCE STAKES of lOsovs.
each, h. ft., with Ioosovs. added by the Lessee, for the
produce of mares covered in 1854 , colts Bst 71b, fillies
Bst 41b ; untried stallions or mares allowed 31b, both 61b.
Each nominator to name two mares, and should one or
both be barren or cll.?, to substitute another mare or mares,
with or withoot foals, on or before the Ist of April, 1855,
on payment of a bonus of ssovs each, in addition to his
stake or forfeit as the case may be, to be apportioned as
under—the produce of mares having bred a winner of the
Derby, Oaks, or St. Leger to carry 51b in addition to the
original weights ; if thirty produces remain in, the second
to receive 50soys out of the stakes, if a less number (but
not under twenty) 20 sovs• with 30sovs of the bonus
(should it amount to that) and the remainder (if any) to
go to the third horse, which, as well as the second in any
case shall save his stake. The winner to pay 20sovs
towards expenses of the Course. Should the nominater in
default of produce or death of the mare or mares, omit
declaring or substituting on or before the time prescribed,
he will incur the forfeit for each nomination.T.Y.C.-20
subs
Lord Derby's b e Whitewall • ...• • • -- "" ..... .• • • a
Lord Clifden's b f by Pyrrhus the First—Ro-ary (31b)
Lord Clifmn's b o. by Bsy Middleton—Slander t31o) ....
Lord Eglinton's br t Amine
Lord Eglintoo's br c by The Flying Dutchman—Blue Bonnet (31b)
Lord Eglinton's b c by The Flying Dutchman—Gala (31b)... • • •
Lord Eglinton's br or bl c by Longbow—'rycina (61b) .• ...... • • •
Admiral O.V. Harcourt'. b f by touchstone—Ellerdale's dam... a
Admiral O. V. Harcourt's br f sister to Ellington (31b).....
Gen. Peel's eh c Forerunner (31b)
Mr Bowes' gr c Star of the East (31b) . • • ........ • • • •
fir Bradshaw's b f Barbary, ......
• .
Mr W. H. Brook's ch c Sermon...,
Mr W. H. Brook's b f Grizel ........ "
Tit w S. Crawfurd's b c East Langton. (31b)....
Mr W. S. Crawfnrd's b f Bodkin ...
•• . • . •
Mr Dor combe's br f Phantom Sail (31b) . .
Mr I'Anson's br or gr c Victor Emanuel (31b)
Mr J. Osborne's b f Britlecake (31b)
Mr J. Osborne's b c by Honeywood—lncense by Orlando (61b)
Mr Peace nas b f Figdale (31b) .....................
Mr C. Peek's b c by Longbow—Blue Light (6
Mr Pedley's b c Framlis (61b).....•. • • •
........
Mr Pedley's b or br f by Cossack—Paquetta .
Lord Derby's b f by Afelb,,urne—Meesnee.... ................ Paid
Lord Derby's b c Toxopholite (6,b)
Lord Derby's eh f by J ce Lovell—Ranee (alb).
Mr `axon's miss Julia (31b), and Ma:!eline (61b), failure not declared
in time,.. •. • ...
Lord Glaagow's C.by. Longbow—Senorita (61b) (dead) ... .
Mr Bowes' twine by Joe Lovell—Auld Acqua ntance (31b) (dead) •
Alr rAnsor.'s ch c by Longbow—Haricot (61b) (dead) • • • •
Tag SELLING STAKES of ssovs. each, with 30sovs.
added; two Years old 7st 31b, three 9st, four letst, 21b, figg

ESBE LS REPORTS.
Report by the Loire (s.s.), arrived hei e from London :
Ju'y 15—Spoke the Alarlan, hence for Antigua, off St. David's
Head.

........a

The Ceylon Railway Company have received a
-notification from the Government that their terms
have been finally sanctioned. ; and the guaranteed
interest of 6 per cent. will accordingly accrue upon
all the shares from the 6th inst.
The Scottish Australian Company have issued
their report, preparatory to a meeting on the 24th.
After writing off 3,7261. for bad assets, the accounts
show a profit of the half-year of 11,0741., out of
Which a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent per
annum is proposed, leaving 1,0741. to be carried to
the reserved fund, which will thus be augmented to
5,9461. The contract for the sale of the Bon Accord
property has been completed, and the results will
appear in the next accounts.

Report by the Parker, Hooking, arrived here from Demerara;
sailed May 26 :
Ju y 14 -poke the Laconia (5.0.), hence for Constantinople, off
Bardsey

Report by the Pelican, Robson, arrivel here from Fco-choo-''oo:—
Jn
e 23—Spoke the Lizzie Garrow, from Monte Video ior Cork, in
lat. 21 02 N., lon. 37 W., out 38 days.
Si'•e day—The barque Istria, from Btler.OS Ayres for Liverpool.

Repo t by the British Trident, arrived here from Bombay:—
Spoke. In lat. Lon.
April 11.. Earl of Sefton, Akyab to Liverpool 01 N.. 86 E.
Slay 14 —Susan G. Owens, Calcutta to Liverpool, off the
Cope, with rudder d ,maged, but required no
assis'ance.
June 1.. Princess de Asturias, Rangooon to Falmouth.
Jane 13.. Enchantress, Sonrabaya to Bremen 05 S.. 17 W.
Jane 16.. Templeman, hence to Valparaiso N.. 23 W.
June 17.. Belle Assize, Bombay to Marseilles _OB N.. 25 W.
June 17 . Friwa Westphalia, Rangoon to Falmouth .. ..08 N.. 25 W.
June 29.. Alice, ralcat a to FaimoJth
June 30... Earl of Beauchamp .
July 2.. Ghenglas Khan, Calcutta to L0nd0n.......... 38 N.. 32 W.
Y 9.. City of Gla,gow, Calcutta to London . N.. 16 W.

Repot by the Burns. arrived here from Valparaiso :
Spoke. In lat. Lon.
lune 18 —Advance, hence to Calcutta .
June 23.. Louisa, hence to Trnidad ..
June 30.. Alert, A,goa Bay to London ..
July 6•. In (liana, Ceylon to ',onion...—. .. • ......... 48 N.. 26 W
July 9.. Freya, Santos to London ........ ••• • .• 45 N.. 18 W.
SPOKEN.

In lat. ion.
July 4.. Lord Althorp
..Petrel. hence to Africa • ... .49 N..(9 W.
March 5 . Resolution, hence to Calcutta 3l N.. 20 W.
July 8.. John Owens .. • • . • • .
May 15.. Gilbert Henderson...
July s—Mississippi
July 4.. Bangalore • . . 53 N.. 15 W.
July 11.-May Queen, for Adel.tide
May 15.. Star of the West.• • • ......
...:....034 5
..37 W.
W.
May 22.. William Wriz,ht.
FOIiEIGN POWIN.

ro, from Liverpool; Propoutif,, from Clyde; Liverpool, from
Lond,m ; Christopher Newton, from Cad z; Conheath, from Pernam-
buco : a.,cl Corinee, from Liverpool—all ::t Buenos Ayres.
Peri, from Hambro ; and hxa,t, from Cadiz—both at Monte Video
and sailed for Entre E. os.
Euzine, from Parnagua at Monte Video.
Hi, doo, Kelly ; and Amezon, Steele—both hence at Pernambuco.
Quickstep. Gilbert, from London at Pernambu: o.
Annie Scott, M‘Gregor, from Genoa at Pernambuco and sailed for
Maceio, June 18.
Carntyne, hence at St. Vincent (Cape de, Verde), June 17, leaky,
and salled for Borahay, after repairing. June 19.
F:meu (H.M.S.), hence at St. 'Vincent for Australia, July 1.

39 2
40 1 91
41 5 damaged 81
42 10 81d
43 10 ' 811
44 1 damaged 71,1
45 1 7i
46 4 711
47 3 damaged 6;11
48 6 7J
49 1
50 3 7:1-1
51 3
59 3 61d
53 2 7J
54 1 4-1
55 1 damaged 31
56 3 411
57 1 damaged 21d
58 1
59 no lot
60 12
61 10
62 2
63 5
64 3
65 3
66 1
67 1
68 10
69 7
70 1
71 3
72 1 two sorts
73 2
74 3
75 3
76 1
77 "8 .
78 2
79 1
80 1
81 1 damaged
82 2
83 • 2
84 1 damaged
85 10
86 10
87 1 Persian
88 3
89 1
90 6
91 2 Persian
92 15
93 1
i 4 4
95 3
96 1
97 4 Persian
98 5 ditto
99 1
100 1 1 ersian
101 3
102 2
103 1
104 1
105 7 damaged
106 12
107 13
14.8 1 damaged
109 7
110 2 damaged
111 14
112 14
113 6 damaged
114 7
115 1 damaged
116 1
117 1 damaged
118 1
119 4
120 2
121 2 damaged
122 3
123 6
124 1 damaged
125 1
126 1 damaged
127 8
128 1
129 1
130 1
131 2:damaged
132 2
133 4
134 3
135 1 damaged
136 1
137 10
138 9
139 6
140 2
141 2
142 1
143 1
14-1 2
145 1
146 2
147 3
148 1
149 1
150 7
151 1
152 1.
153 2 damaged
153 7
4
156 1 two sorts
157 13
158 2
159 6►
160 1 damaged
11'01 2
162 1
163 1
164 1 damaged
165 1 ditto
166 1
167 1
167* 1 pickings
168 7
169 4
170 8
171 11
172 12
173 3
174 5
175 1
176 2
177 2
178 2
179 1

101 d
100
100

B.ld
411 i
71,1

Ann Best sailed from Monte Video, May 21 ; Witch of the Wave,
Miy 24; Daring, John Bagahaw, and Ziska, May 28—all fur Liver.
p_ 01.
Maria sailed from Monte Video for England, May 31.
Thoma hie sailed from 11,)iite Video for Rosario, May 8.
Crichton sailed from P,rnambnco for Entre Rios, May 23.
Amateur sailed from Pe nambnco fa' Maceio and Channel, May 18.
Mary Wilson sailed from Pernambuco for Maceio and Liverpool,
May 21.
Mistletoe sailed from Pernambuco for Paraiba and Channel, May
13.
Arena sailed from Malta for Liverpool, July 9.
Eliza Catherine, Rankin, hence at Swinemunde.
Susann 4, Darnell, hence at Helvoet.
Forest Glue n, from China ; Scindian, and Warren Hastings, both
f cm Calcutta; Defiance, from Bombay ; Maid of the Isles, from Algoa
Bay; Alec; ity, from Table Bay; Siam, Sedgemore, Cresswell, Malabar,
Saracen, arid Star Qu • en—all at St. Helena.
Blanche, at Judda, leaky, and to discharge.
rdville, hence at Aden.
Newnham, Dowdall. hence at Genoa.
Araxe3, (s.s.), sailed from Malta for Liverpool, July 9.
Jusnina, sailed from Bi.boa for Liverpool, July 5.
fr,,m P.ronwershaven, for i iverpool, July 13,
Prophete, hence at Ghent.
Tranqueb:ir, hence at Ghent.

Jet Bales
180 12
181 5
182 2
183 1
184 1 damaged
185 7
186 1 damaged
187 8
188 1
189 2
190 1
191 14
192 14
193 1
194 1
195 10
196 4
197 2
198 1
199 1
20J 1
201 1
202 1
202 1 bag pickings
203 1 damaged
204 3
205 1
206 1
207 1
208 3
209 2
210 10
211 9
212 2
213 1 damaged
214 10
215 4
216 2
216* 1 pickings
217 10
218 10
219 9
220 2
221 8
222 1
223 1 damaged
224 7
225 2 damaged
226 4
227 2
228 1 two sorts
229 2 damaged
230 2
231 3
232 1 damaged
233 4
234 2
233 2
226 1 damaged
237 1
288 1
239 1 damaged
210 5
241 2
242 1
243 3
211 1 damaged
245 2
246 2
247 1
248 9 Persian
249 3Do
250 1
251 3
252 2
253 1
254 3
255 1
256 1 two sorts
257 1
258 1
259 1 damaged
260 1 do.
261 1
262 2 damaged
263 4 pickings
264 3 damaged
265 9
263 1 damaged
167 1
268 2 damaged
269 0
270 1 damaged
271 1
272 3
273 1 damaged
274 1
275 1
276 1
277 1 damaged
278 6
279 2 damaged
280 10
281 5 damaged
282 6
283 5
281 2
285 6
386 2 damaged
287 1
288 5
289 6
290 2
291 1 damagad
292 3
293 1
294 4
295. 4
296 2
297 7
298 1 damaged
299 1
300 1 damaged
301 10
302 10
303 3 damaged
304 10
305 9
306 2
307 2
308 2
309 1
310 1 damaged
311 9
312 9
313 3
314 2
315 7
316 3
317 1 damaged
318 7
319 5
320 3
321 3
322 3
323 2
324 1,
.1.2.5 4 damaged
326 16
327 2 damaged
3*zB 12
329 1
330 1 damaged
331 2
332 1 damaged
333 4
334 1
35 6 damaged
336 6
1337 2 damaged
1338 1 ditto
339 1
340 1
damaged
341 1 bag pickings
342 1 damaged
343 15
344 15
345 15
346 15
347 2 damaged
348 13
349 13
350 13
351 13
352 16
353 1 damaged
351 13
255 1 bag pickings
356 1 damaged
357 10

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.-JULY 16.
Per atone, 201bs. Per 901 t,s. a. d. a d
s. d. a. d.' Potatoes. Seedlings 0 0 to 0 0
Hay, 01d...... 0 7 to 0 9 Ditto, Pink Eyes.. 0 0 to 0 0
Ditto, new.. 0 6 to 0 Gi. Ditto, Whiterocks. 0 0 to 0 0
Ditto, clover ~ 0 6} to 07f Ditto, Balsbaws .. 0 oto 0
Green Clover 0 2 to 0 33' Ditto, Beldrums .. 0 0 to 0 o
Vetches 0 2} to 0 3 Ditto, cattle U o to 0 0
Straw, wheat 0 31 to 0 4,i Per ton.
Ditto, oat
Ditto, barley .... 0 0 to 0 0 Carrots
Oats, in straw , ... 00to 0 0 'jangle wurzel
,Manure 4 0 to 5 0

211
• 13d

131
911
134 d

81d
81d

13d
8'
Btl

THIS DAY.

Tuts DAY, the 17th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Broke a' Mee, 19, Exchange-buildings,
100 Ba'es Sprat COTTON,
ex Amoor, from Bombay; lying in the South Stack of Warehouses.
Stanley Dock ;
And 18 Bales Surat cm' roN,
ex Annie Wilson, from Bombay; lying in Nos. rl and 7 Warehouses%
Albert Dock.—Apply to MARRIOTT at CO., Brokers.

81,3
71d
811

TO BE SOLD. BY AUCTION,

7izt
6 td

:31.
31
2 td

TIII3 DAY the 17th inst ,at Twelve o'clock at Noon, on the
East Side Brunswick Dock, Livorpool,
6;;G Logs Merchantable YELLOW PINE TIMBER,
containing
81 Logs Do. OAK TIMBER, containing.......... 5,143 feet,.
200 Logs Do. RED PINE TIMBER, containing.... 7,523 feet..
871 Pieces Bright PINE DE %LS.
3300 Do. Sta-dard STAVES.
9000 Do. W.1.W.0. Pantheon STAVES.
Being the cargo now landing ex 31,ssouri from Q iahec. On account
of the importers.— Apply to
A. F. & D. MACKAY, Brokers and Messurws.
East Side Queen's Dock, foot of Parli4ment-street: