The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-27 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

Tuesday, April 20, 1852.
Patrick Beim*, Liverpool, tailor, May 4, June 2, at 11 o'clock,
at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy: solicitor, Mr.
Yates, jun. ; official assignee, Mr. Cazenove,
Mary Fouracre, Wigan, innkeeper, and Standish-with-Lang-
hee, colliery proprietor.
John Hints Watkins, Woolwich, grocer.
John Dawson, Tollesiunt Darcy, Essex, surgeon.
William Hodge, Great Marlborough-street, Westminster,
wholesale manufacturing stationer.

Edmund Spettigne and George Farrance, Chancery-lane,
London, booksellers.
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William John liarke and James Porter, Hayfield-street,
Mile-end road, London, carpenters.

DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.—M. A. Keel, Liverpool,
coffeeliousekeeper,:div. of Bs., on Wednesday, April 21, or any
übsequent Wednesday, at Mr. Morgan's, Liverpool—J.
I.lll.ct.lk:kl, bulkier, div. of la. 2d, on Wednesday,

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Smyrna
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LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET,

FRIDAY, APRIL 23.

Without any very active extensive or operations in the Bri-
tish markets this week, the Wheat trade on the whole is re-
ported rather buoyant, and other leading articles, from the
long course of dry and unvegetating weather, firm in value.—
Although in Ireland consumption, especially for all the low
priced Breadstuffs, is still very considerable, and further large
importations of Foreign Grain will be requisite there until har-
vest, the millers, owing to the insufficient quantity of water in
the rivers impedir.g their manufacture, continue to limit their
purchases on terms little varied from previous quotations.
Enabled by a transient change of wind, which quickly veered
again into the east. a few of the foreign ships so long detained
off the port have entered the Mersey since Tuesday, containing
from the American States a fair import of Wheat, Indian Corn,
and Flour ; a few small parcels of Wheat from Europe and
Egypt, including from tha latter 5100 qrs. of Beans and 1965
qrs. of Indian Corn; the supplies coastwise and from Ireland
being altogether very moderate, whilst the shipments hence to
go in those directions are tolerable in amount. The only pro-
minent feature in the corn trade here during the interval since
Tuesday, was an interchange of foreign Wheat to a fair extent
on speculation, at prices about equal to the currency annexed ;
Flour, however, was slightly easier to buy, and other articles of
the trade rather quiet but not cheaper. Havingvery few country
millers at our market to-day, and our local dealers being ex-
tremely inactive, with little inquiry from Ireland, we have to
note a very -dull sale of English and foreign Wheat of all de-
scriptions; holders, nevertheless, confidently anticipating a
renewed demand, peremptorily refused to concede the least
abatement, and our last quotations therefore stand unvaried.
Although States and Canadian Flour continue to meet frequent
inquiries, and considerable business might be transacted at a
moderate decline from the improved rates of Tuesday; im-
porters, however, remaining firm, and few prime parcels being
offered, the sales to-day were rather less extensive than of late,
French and Irish Flour maintaining former prices. Bfalting
Barley, bein; out of season, is nominal; grinding samples the

TUESDAY, Argil. 20.—Wind S.W., light.
ARRIVED.—Clvmene, Stubbs, and Velore, Campbell, from
Calcutta—Rappahannock, Cushing; Hope, Bluir ; and Merlin,
Laverty,' New Orleans—Nith, Pollock, Bombay—Abram
Young, Cringle, Charleston—Huguenot, Gardner; A Z, Chan-
dler; and Isaac Webb, Cropper, New York—Emma, and Ba-
hamian, Bahia--Windsor, Pepper, Para—Hibernia, Callao—
Helena, Ball Iquique—Shark, Toovey, Table Bay—Mary Rus-
sell, M`Dovrall, Valparaiso—Herman Theodor, Miller, Galveston
—Creole, Every, Buenos Ayres—Rosina, Demerara—Marian,
Jamaica—Juliana, Embleton ; Fourteen, Wilson; and Nairns,
Thompson, Alexandria—William Botsford, Brown, Virginirt—
Pakenbam, Barbados—Commodore, Pritchard, Apalachicola.
• SAlLED.—Faneuil Hall, Sears, for Boston—J M 0 D, Irwin,
Riga—Envoy, Welbarn, Messina—Betty, Schivern beck, Mara-
caibo—Sea Xing, Ray, City Point, Virginia—Eliza F. Mason,
Jones, Baltimore—Marietta, Decker, St. Thomas—Caroline,
Hall, State of Maine—Sarah Louisa, Peak, St. John, N.B.—
Jane Glassin, Simplon, Bombay.

Eblana, Roper, hence at Smyrna.
Costanza de Onore, and Najage, Kroger, hence at Trieste.
Conquest, Portman, hence at Ancona.
Real Sa!mister, Bottarimi, hence for Genoa, at Toulon.
Bland, Hoskin, sailed from Akyab for Falmouth, 4th Feb.
Skyrocket, hence at Agra.
Exile, Blake, and Clementina, Swindell, hence at Beirout,
and both sailed for Alexandria. •
Prince of Wales, Thomas, and Caroline, Petherbridge, hence
at Constantinople, and both cleared for the Danube.
E. A. Johnstone, from Calcutta at Akyab, and sailed for this
port. 10th Feb.
Beethoven, from Sincapore at Aityab, and sailed for Malacca
13th February.
Courier, Towerson, from Calcutta, and Viscount Sandon,
March, from Sincapore, at Akyab.
MOULMEIN, Feb. 28.—The George, Hogg, from Liverpool,
which arrives here the 9th Feb., took the ground on a bank
in the river, off Natmoo, and it is said she had been surveyed.
DROGHEDA, April 16.—The Druid, of Aberystwith, from Li-
verpool for this port, came on shore this morning to the north-
ward, but is expected off after discharging: crew saved.
PORTLAND, April 16.—A galliot belonging to Rotterdam,
from Liverpool for Liebau, with salt, whilst working into the
anchorage in Chissel Grove, ran into a schooner lying at an-
chor, and shortly afterwards sank. Four men drowned.
SCILLY, April 18.—The Renown, Wirer, from Bahia for
Hamburgh, put in here a few days since, short of provisions,
and yesterday the cargo was found to be so much heated, or,
in fact, on fire, that slie was run on shore and scuttled, when
the the was extinguished. About 126 bales of tobacco and 10
bales of cotton have been landed in good condition, but the re-
mainder of the cargo is supposed to be damaged.

SAlLED.—Camilla, Quick, for Bathurst—Regina, Chaddock,
Buenos Ayres—Wyke Regis, Menders, and Bahia Packet, Fur-
niss, Newfoundland—lndustrie, Zellein, Ostend—Christiana,
Muir, and Margaret Ann, Simons, Quebec—Reval, Gowans,
Riga—Donegal, Quirk, St. Peter's, C.B.— Livorno (s.s.), Camp-
bell, Genoa—Joseph, Vollomaire, Ghent—Oldanipt, Remmen-
ga, Narva—Victor, Mearns, and Brothock, Cargill, Pernau—
Flora M`Donald, Smith, Portland Bay, Australia—Cater, Hunt,
and Mary Ann, Cinema', Rotterdam—Orwell, Campbell, St.
Andrew's, N.B.—Pacific (s.), Nye, New York—Amazonas (s.),
Lisbon and Rio Janeiro—Bellcarrigg, Thomas, New Orleans.

Town of Liverpool. Flood, from Buenos Ayres at this port,
making twenty-seven inches of water per hour, having got
aground on liurbo Bank while coming through the Horse
Channel, at midnight,-in tow of the steam-tug Powerful.
Skyrocket, Wickham, henOe at Terceira.
Ann Wise, hence at Honduras.
Lapland, Simpson, and Josiah Bradlee, hence at New Or-
leans. .

Union, Rivas, from the Clyde at Algesiras, and cleared for
this port.
Rattlesnake, Stanford, from Ancona at Gibraltar, and cleared
for this port.
DROGHEDA, April 18.—The Druid, from Liverpool, which
went ashore to the northward 16th instant, has i:een got off
after partly discharging, and brought to the quay. She wII be
surveyed after the remainder of the cargo has been taken out.
THURSDAI, APRIL 22'—Wind S.S.E., fresh.

ARRIVED.—Monarch, Lewis, from Barbadoes—Alice Jane,
Jamaica—Charlotte, Itea, New Orleans—Montrose, Low. Alex-
andria—Coronet, Wilson, and Onward, Welsh, Savannah—
Huron, Driver, Charleston—Glendaragh, Hamill, Calcutta—
Jessie, Wood, Rio de is Hache—Josefa Juana, Billion.
SAILED.--:,worthisb, Green, and Reindeer. Hunt, for
Pernambuco—Great Western, Marshall, New York—Ellen. Bell,
and Enterprise, Hedmann, St. Petersburgh—Victoria, Barber;
Harmonie, Schabeling ; and Anne, Lewis, Rotterdam—Sieg-
mund, Bruns Riga—Alert, Petersen,lceland—Joseph Bushey,
Davies, Calcutta.

The Consiglieri Jenny, Rottini, which was laid in the Bruns-
wick graving dock for repairs, caught fire this morning, but
the flames were got under after scorching the vessel a little.
One man, the interpreter, was severely build.
The ['resident, which arrived here yesterday from Mobile,
was in contact, in the Gulf, on the 21st March, with a barque
of about 300 tons. She lay by till daylight, but did not see the
barque afterwards. The President lost jibboom, head, cutwa-
ter, &c.

he Malcolm, Jay, which has arrived here from Rio de la
Hache, reports that the Champion was to sail the next day,
and the Excelsior in a day or two, both for this port. The Risk
was also loading for this port. The Danish brig Dolphin,
Braun, from Port-au-Prince for Hamburgh, was totally lost,
on the 2nd March, on the Island of Inagua. The crew were
saved, and two of them arrived here in the Malcolm.
John Taylor, Hawkins, from Bombay, and Lydia, Greaves,
from Colombo, both off Falmouth.
Brisk, Dixon ; Dolphin, Frinisk ; Doctor, Luscombe ; and
Bessy Jane, Lewis, all hence at St. Michael's.
Margaret and Jane, Ellis, and Revival, Phillips, both hence
at Palermo.

Rapid, Whirtcr, sailed from Palermo 23rd March; Clara,
SOth ; and Ellen, Gillman, 31st, all for this port.

Utter, Fox, frCkm the ilauriiius—flenriertu, Wilson; Jere-
miah Garnett, Duly, from Shanghai—Progress, Wild-, and Gam-
bia, Anderson, from Calcutta, and all for this port—Symmetry.
Hutchinson, from Port Adelaide, and sailed for bwansea—
Alexandtr Johnstone, Guthrie, from the Mauritius, and sailed
for Queenstown—and Bellairs, Rees, from Calcutta, and sailed
for Deinerara—all at St. Helena.

Real, Salmister, hence at Genoa 15th instant.
WEYMOUTH, April 30.—The vessel which foundered on the
16th, after being in contact with the Triton, from Cardiff for
Bremen, proved to be the Maria Johanna, Osha, of Rotterdam,
from Liverpool for Lisbon. •