The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-05-11 00:00:00

CORN MARKETS.

MANCHESTER, MAY B.—Business here during the week
has been restricted to the supply of present wants. At our
Exchange to-day, Wheat and Flour move off sparingly: the
former is offered at a slight reduction upon the rates of last
week, which also may be said of the latter, with the exception
of choice fresh qualities. Oats and Oatmeal are held for full
prices. Beans are rather better sold.

PRESTON, MAY B.—The dullness noticed in the closing
part of our last week's circular has continued to prevail
throughout the week. There was a fair supply of English
Wheat at our Corn Exchange this morning, which was all
cleared off at late rates; Foreign unchanged in value. Flour
as before. Oats and Oatmeal were held for full prices, but the
demand being limited, no sales worthy of notice could be
effected. In other articles no change.

WAKEFIELD, MAY 7.—There is a fair arrival of Wheat to-
day, for which we have to note a dull, languid sale, at a decline
of Is. per qt. English Barley still in demand, at full prices.
Oats and Shelling are fully as dear. Beans are held for more
money, which checks business.

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, MAY B.—At to-day's market
there was only a moderate show of Wheat from the farmers,
which was cleared off at about the rates of last Saturday.
Coastwise, the arrivals of Wheat continue light; but the quan-
tity of English and Foreign on offer more than keeps pace with
the demand, and the value has tended downwards. This
morning the trade ruled very dull, and to effect sales a further
reduction of Is. per qr. was necessary, upon all descriptions of
quality. For Barley there is little inquiry, but late rates were
supported. In Oats, Beans, and Peas, no alteration. Flour
was offered on rather easier terms.

WISBECH, MAY B.—We have only a moderate quantity of
Wheat offering here to-day, which met a fair demand at a de-
cline of Is. per qr. A small show of Beans and Oats, and each
article 6d. per qr. dearer.

DUBLIN, MAY 7.—Our Corn-market to-day was again as
dull as possible for every description of Grain, at about the
currencies of Tuesday last.

White Wheat.. 23s Od to 26s Od I Barley 12s Od to 15s Od
Red d 0.... 225 Od to 23s Gt'. Rapeseed l4s Od to 178 64
Bere Os 04 to Os Od I Bakers Flour. 12s Gd to 15s Od
Oats lOs Od to 12s Od Indian Corn,
Oatmeal I Is Oct to 12s 04 per 4301

,29s Od to 32s Od

CORK. MAY S.—There is no change in the value of Flour on
the week; prime seconds and hogsheads are most in request,
and shortest in supply. Prime Wheats move slowly, and do
not find buyers at late rates ; inferiors and Egyptians are sale-
able at quotations. Indian Corn receded 25.6 d. per ton.

CATTLE MARKETS

SALFORD, MAY s.—Beasts, 1658; Sheep and Lambs, 6227;
Calves, 371. The best Beef, nice weights, 50. ; useful heifers
and steers, 4id. to 5d.; cows, 4d. to 4d. ; Mutton, best light
wethers, in wool, 6'4d.; clipped Sheep, sd. to 54d.; Lambs, 7d.
to 9d, ; Calves, 4fd. to si(l. per lb.
LEEDS, MAY s.—At to-day's market there was an excellent
ge attendance of buyers. In

show of horned cattl
the morning business was very languid, but as the day ad-

vanced nearly all were cleared off at from Gs. to Cs. 4d., and
few in prime condition realised 6s. 6d. per 16Ibs. Number of

Beasts, 780; Sheep and Lamb,
in wool, 6d. per lb. Lambs, 2

, 5100. Sheep, shorn, 4id. to 5d

Is. to 245. each ;

DUBLIN, MAY

—The supply to-day

adequate to our home consumption

ire, wer

high as in the Liverpool markets,

inue so until

•eck in June, that we hay

Mutton,

Br, sinking offal, 428. to 445. per cw
to s.td. and 6d. per lb.; ditto, s

J, or in skin, sd. to

Lienos

toria, Calvert, and Ellen' Oliver, I

Calabar

Harmony, Bruce, from Rio Jane
Hero, Grant; Elizabeth Bibby, (
and Lady Worsley, Chapman, all hi
David Banks, Kim; Clemeriti

Clarke, all hence at Alexandria,

ymph,

Dixon ;

Princess Royal, Thomas ; amol Sea Nycr
at Beirout.

ience at 1)

THURSDAA, MAY 6.—Wind N.N.W., light,

ARRIVED.--Fanny, from Mobile—Virginia,
Kidar, Tessender, and Havannah, Adams, Baltimore—,a4.,
Richards, Fraser, Monte Video—Commodore (s.), Havre
Vitus, Sjostrom, Malaga—Pelican (s.s.), Byrne, Rotterdam.
Caroline, Rivsdeo.
SA I LED,—Pick wick, Graves, for Valparaiso
Scouller; St. Jacob, Dotnansky ; and Admiral •
tarley. Boston—Caroline Nesmith, Salisbury,
Granada, Batchelder, New Orleans —Rubis, Niebrang, Hayt
Samuel, Mindo, Halifax—Mencius, Penrice, Shanghai—Lout,i
Munro, Manning, Alexandria, E.—Jim Crow, Wellon, Dord
—Rosina, Clean, Newfoundland and Pernambuco—Catherine
Cappon ; Nina, Brown •, and Tdegraph, Taylor, Archangel—
Corsair, Mason, and Salus, Pat tison, Constantinople.

—William Wm d
^rson, Ri

The steam-tue Defiance has arrived at this port from Ho!y
head, bringing the cargo from the John Moore.
Charles Brownell, Splat t, hence at Valparaiso.
Petrel, from Bonny for this port, off Cape Clear; sailed 15t1:
Feb.

Jane Pratt, Clare, from Calcutta, off St. Helena 16th March

FRIDAY, MAY 7.—Wind N.
ARRIVED.—John Horrocks, Outerbridge, from Demerara—
Isabel, Griffiths, Antigua—Leviathan, Odell, Jamaica—Speed,
Grundell, Savannah—Gertrude, Hondurns—Vesper, Holmes,
Lisbon—Argo, Thompson, Christiansen—Hilda, Juhr, Memel
—Heroine, Deane, St. Michael's.
SAILED.—Emma Fields, Snow; A Z, Chandler ; and Argo,
Mill, for New York—Milicete, Jones, Staten Island and Quebec
—Leonora, Thompson, Demerara—Mary lsmay, Greggl,
Vera Cruz—Jamaica, Brown, Jamaica—Penelope, Theodor°,
Alexandria, E.—August, Jenson, St. Thomas—Stay, Coates,
St. Petersburg—Fanny, Hill, Lisbon—Juno, Skov, Iceland—
Robert E. Ward, Bailee, Dordt—Nile (s.s.), Olive, Palermo—
Onward, Baker, Corfu—Gecrt da Femina, Bakker, Hamburg—
Grace, Fearon, Archangel.

Cynthia, arrived here from Campeachy, encountered a (-ale
on the 26th and 27th March, and threw overboard about 12 tons
of logwood and sundry other articles from the deck, in about
lat. 37, long. 42.

Lindisfarne, from Paraiba, at this port; passed a quantity
of spars, bulwarks, and other wreck, on the 10th and 11th of
April, in lat. 39, during a heavy gale from the N.W.

SATURDAY, MAY B.—Wind W.S.W.,
Anntyrn.---Princess Royal, Coffey, from Laguna—Charles
Sprrgue, Pike, Mobile—Ty:lngham' Howes, Virginia—Agnes,
Surinam—Ocean Star, Lord, New Orleans—Petrel, Bonny—
Plantagenet, Sellers, and Regard, Granger, Alexandria, E.—
Snake, St. Michael.

SAlLED.—Africa (s.), Harrison ; Huguenot, Gardner ; and
John Stuart, Ferris, for New York—Sesostris, Logan, Halifax
—Glen!yon, Howson, Quebec—Peltoma, Birch, Acapulco—
Lord Nlaidstone, Ford, Maranham—Alercia, Davies, Calcutta
—Australia, Noble, Port Philip.

Catherine Hayes, from Para, at this port, under jurymasts,
having been dismasted, 28th March, in lat. 34, long. 40.
Byron, Crockett, from Paraiba, at this port ; sailed 29th
March. Left the Seraphina, and Edward and Mary, loading
for this port. The fever was very bad at Paraiba. Encoun-
tered a severe hurricane, 24th April, to the southward of the
Azores.
Idas, Kemp, from Bonny, at this port; sailed from Fernando
Po 7th Feb. The Banshee, Blacklock, arrived at Clarence,
Fernando Po, 7th Feb., and reported the death of Archibond
Duke, King of Old Calabar. The Banshee was waiting to
convey John Beecroft, Esq., H.M. consul, to Old Calabar, as
serious apprehensions were entertained respecting the payment
of the King's debts.

Heroine, Gladst-o-ne, and Moselle, Wightman, both hence at
New Calabar,

Old England, Packman, hence at Fernando Po.
Livorno (s.s.), Campbell, from Gibraltar, at Marseilles.
The Josepha, Hawes, from Bristol for Boston, struck on
Truro Bank, near the latter port, 20th April, and went to
pieces; two men saved.

MAURITIUS, Feb. I2:—The Globe, from Sincapore for Liver-
pool, which put in here dismasted, having encountered a hur-
ricane Gth Dec., has discharged all her cargo, except the gain-
bier, and will be taken on the patent slip for repairs. Above
8000 bags of sago flour had to be taken out to the Bell Buoy,
and thrown overboard.

SUNDAY, MAY 9.—Wind S.W.
ARRlVED.—Woodland Castle, Barclay, from Barbadoes—
Countess of Loudon, Cornforth, Bombay—Sarah, Havana—
Sirius, Patagonia—Bianca, Brown, Demerara—Peter-Foulkes,
Carter, and Providence, Laguna—Glencairn ; Agamemnon ;
and Lady Aliltoni..Mobile—General Wiltshire, Strachan, and
E. Buckley, Charleston—J. A. Westervelt, Hoodless; Robina,
Clark ; Constellation, Allen ; Henr Russell, Columbia, Bryer; Empire, Clark ; and Empire State, New York—Sarah
Louisa, M`Lellan, Baltimore—Charles Chaloner, Thompson ;
Oregon, Frith; British Princess, Crawford; William Stetson ;
and Lord Elgin, Herron, New Orleans—Marion, Brown, Sa-
vannah—Tipula, Mortimer, Smyrna—Claudia, Hamburg.
SAlLED.—Pakenhatn, Watt, for Barbadoes.

America (s.), Leitch, from Boston, at this port ; left 28th
April, and Halifax 30th April, at 1.45 a.m. On 7th May, in
lat. 50.59 N., long. 15.4 W., signalled the British brig Wiser
and British ship Tantivy, both bound westward.
Sarah Sands (s.s.), '1 hompson ; Rochambean, Halowell ; F.
P. Sage, Robson ; Ticonderoga, Boyle; Pyramid, Henderson ;
Saratoga, Trask; Waterloo, Harvey; and Sarah G, Hyde,
Lowell, all hence at New York.
Niagara (s.), Stone, hence at Halifax 28th April, and pro-
ceeded same day for Boston.
Prince Arthur, Jolly; Bloomer, Jenkins; and Argentina,
Curry, 'all hence at Halifax.

He'u'rietta, Williams, hence at Halifax, with loss of topmasts
off the harbour.

America, Guthrie; St. Lawrence, Allen ; and Niagara, Munro,
all hence at Quebec.
Parliament, Sampson, hence at Boston.
City of Glasgow (s.s.), Wylie, and Tonawanda, Julius, both
hence at Philadelphia.
John Bunyan, Nicholls, hence at Apalachicola.
Refuge, Wilson, and George Green, Redmon, both hence at
New Orleans:
Reindeer, Robe, hence at St. Thomas.
. Denison, King, hence at Antigua.
John Bunyan, Lawson, and Parker, Risien, both hence at
Demerara.
Aspatria, Thompson, and Martha, Mason, both hence at
Trinidad.
Muskingliam, hente off Wilmington.
Frankfort (s.s.), Corbett, hence at Leghorn and left 2Sth
April for Naples. ,
Fury, Roy, sailed from Trinidad for this port 3rd April.
Woodland Castle, sailed from Barbadoes Bth April; Mary
Bibby, and Jane Goudie, 10th April; and Bosphorus, 16th
April, all for this port.
Bellairs, Rees, from Calcutta, at Demerara.
The Duke, from Callao, at Philadelphia.
NEW Yoßiti, April 27.—The Republica de Guatemala, Avery,
hence for Liverpool, has put back to this port with loss of sails,
masts sprung, and crew refused to proceed ; bore up 29th of
March from long. 58. The new ship Kate, Mellin, from St.
John, N. 8., for Liverpool, which was abandoned by the captain
and eighteen men, leaving four on board, who refused to quit
her, is now below this port, and, the weather being calm, it is
expected she will be got in.

BOSTON, April 28. The ship Kate, from St. John, N. 8., for
Liverpool, has been towed into New York ; the four men who
remained on board were Thomas Cassidy, (acting master,)
William Smith, Edward Pickerhans, and Richard Vance. The
hull of a large vessel, with all three masts gone, and apparently
waterlogged, was passed 10th April, in lat. 27, long. 64. The
crew othe Jane Duffus, from Ardrossan for Boston, have
arrived at St. John, N.B. The vessel foundered off Nantucket.
HALIFAX, April 29.—The Morley, of slid from London, for
St. Andrew, has arrived at the latter port, after being on a rock
near Shelbourn Light, and abandoned by part of her crew.
BAILBADOES, April 16.—The Emerald Isle, \Valley, from
Callao, arrived here 12th April, having bore up from lat. 10,
long. 49, leaky ; she has [seen surveyed, and ordered to dis-
charge part of her cargo for further inspection.
ST. THOMAS, 19th April.—The Victoria, Thompson, from
Cardiff, for Wilmington, sunk 23d March, in lat. 17 N (?) long.
26 w ; crew saved.

MONDAY, MAY 10.—Wind W.S.W., fresh
ARRlVE:D.—Richard Morse, Perry, and Sardin
from New York—Fanny, Simonson; Lexington, Thompson
Adriatic, Snow; Napoleon, Hunt; and York, M`Birnie, New
Orleans—Columbus, Pratt, and Delta, Doane, Mobile—Core-
Maguire; William Penn, Folger ; Carnatic, Loutit ; GP."
M`Kourn ; and Chase,- White, Charleston—"
Rudotplie, Savannah—Shenandoah, Taylor, Philadelp
Juan Baptista, Vidarte, Guayamas—British Americar
Montezuma, Power; England, Garnett; and Importer, U 5
Apalachicola—Arica, M`Cann, SL Vincent—P^-'
Jamaica—Balkap
Ribas, Havre-

a, Pendleton

il, Powe!

rary Bibby, Bart

SerAphina, Gething, from Par
pril. The Ed sailed a few days

ba,at this port

vious for this port

fever continued very I
lost first and second Ji

Camilla, Brine, hence at ditt
Jenny Lind, hence at Portlar
Allegro, hence at Camden.
Montreal, Jones, and City of
Magician, hence at Lagusyra

Minerva? of this p
The Christina Mu
more for this port,
11th April, about 21

the Otomoco,
.ariived I
HAVANA, April 15.-
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ear Cade San

.1 Tuesday, t

late of A

James Spencer, C

Rev. J. Hall, B.

M`ltride, Esq.
C. B. Greatro
On Saturday
Mr. Richard
park.

On the 2nd inst

TARRIED

t., at St. Peter's Churc

to Phcel,W cu'inne
relict of

!ctioner, of this tows.

2Sth ult.. at St. Phillip's (
Wm, Kelly to Miss E. CI

Ste Wart. rector, Si
e Mr. J. J. Cov,lan

st inst., at Sutton (

, of the former

;t., at St. John the Bap,
kiss Ellen Jackson, but:

Rev. H. Burgess,
ston, near this town, to Miss Anne Slater, met
Duckworth, of the New Inn, Blackburn.

the Parish Church, Plant
Mr. Thomas Lea. conehi,

of Tox

•
On the 2ml inst. at Seel-street Roman Catholic C
the Rev. Mr. ilanciin son, %Ir. Thomas Cappon, ships
Hiss E. O'Brien, of Skibbereen, county Cork.

On the 2nd inst., at St. Philip's Church, Ly the Rev. J
8.A., Mr. J. Barrow to Miss A. M. Philips.
On the 2nd inst., at Farnworth, by the Rev. J. Coward,
son of Lord Johnson, to Ann Sixsmith, both of Prescot.
On the 2nd inst., at St. John the Baptist's Church, To
park, Mr. Frederick Fone to Miss Mary Kegs.
On the 3rd inst., at Seel-street Roman Catholic Chape
James W. Greeves to Elizabeth, youngest daughter ofo
Mr. Henry Smith.
On the 4th inst.

~ at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Cl
Grosvenor-street, by the Rev. W. Carter, Mr. Joseph Brs
attorney, Preston, to Annie, daughter of the late Mr. Blanchard, of this town. . Jc
On the 4th inst., at Pembroke Chapel, by the Rev. C. M
relli Robert Stanley, youngest son of Mr. Peter Blease
Ia
her Majesty's Customs, to Jane, youngest daughter of
the
Mr. G. P. Lyon.

•
On the 4th inst., at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, :
kenhead, by the Rev. R. H. Lundie, Francis Wilson Oliph
Esq., London, to Margaret Oliphant, only daughter of Mr
Wilson, of Birkenhead.

On the 4th inst., at St. John's Church, Paddington, Lon/.
by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Lichfield, the Hastings Gordon, second son of Alexander Gordon, Esq.
Margaret, eldest daughter of the Rev. Henry Gylby Lonsd
vicar of St. Mary's, Lichfield.

_ -
On the 4th inst., at the Wesleyan Chapel, Birkenhead, by the
Rev. E. Nye, Mr. Anthony Shaw, earthenware manufacturer,
Tunatall, to Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. Robert Beatty, Tran-
mere. This being the first marriage solemnized in the above
chapel. the newly-married pair were presented by the trustees
with a handsomely-bound copy of the Scriptures and Wesley's
Hymns, bearing a suitable Inscription.
On the 4th inst., r,t the Independent Chapel, Llanuwchllyn„
Mr. John Jones; of Deildre Uchaf, Llanuwchllyn, son of the
Rev. C. Jones, of Dolgelly, editor of the Dlisgedydd, to Mar-
garet, daughter of J. Parry, Esq., of Drytillech.
On the 4th inst., at Stretton, near Warrington, by the Rev.
Richard Greenall, M.A., Richard Assbetou Cross, •Esq.,.bar-
rister-a
to Geort-gina,law, brother of W. Assheton Cross, Esq., of Red Scar,
daughter of Thomas Lyon, Esq., of Appelton-hall,
Cheshire.

On the sth inst., at the Parish Church, Runcorn, by the J
J. Barclay, Mr. J. H. Johnston to Elizabeth Orme Scarl
youngest daughter of Mr. W. S. Litter, all of the same place
On the sth inst., at the Cathedral, Manchester, Mr. Willi
Beard, of this town, to. Hannah, daughter of Mr. Joseph Bra
hurst, of Heaton Norris.

On the sth inst., at St. Michael's Church, Upper Pitt-sire
by the Rev. H. Carpenter, Mr. William Faraday to Miss Ja
Patrickson.

On the 6th instant, at Kendal, by the Rev. J. A. Latrol
Mr. Wm. Pennington, of this town, to Agnes, youngest daug
ter of the late Mr. Sinkinson, of Kendal.

On the (ith instant, at St. George's Church, Everton,
Rev. J. LLwrence, M.A., Mr. Robert Selkirk Addison
Ellen Alicia Adams.

On the 6th instant, at Great Mongeham, Kent, by the Rev
W. M. Harvey, rector of Little Mongeliam, Rodolph Zwil
chenbart, Esq., of Elm•grove, to Ann Pimlow, youngest daugh
ter of the late Thomas Fenny, Esq., of this town. •
On the Bth inst., at St. Silas' Church, by the Rev. W. H.
Duck, Mr. Edward Tilley, of H.M. Customs, to Miss Jam
Munntrley.

On the Bth instant, at St. Ann's Roman Catholic Chapel,
West Derby, by the Rev. Father Clarkson, Mr. John Gaynar,
merchant, of Longford, to Miss Rosana Quinn, third daughtet
of Mr. Owen Quinn, of Bolter, County Longford; Ireland.
On the 9th Carp Michael's Church, Upper Pitt-street.
by the Rev. H. enter,• Mr. Joseph Roberts, mariner, to
Miss Ann Pass.

On the 9th inst., at St. John the Baptist's Church, Toxtet
park, Mr. John Hart to Miss Margaret Holtot, both of To
teth-park.

Same time and place, Mr. W. Conner to Miss S. M'Aliste
Same time and place, Mr. Abraham Scott to Maria, eldi
daughter of Mr. James Jackson, of Bedford•street.
On the 10th inst., at St. Nicholas' Roman Catholic Char
Copperas:bill, Mr. Martin Melvin, butter merchant, to M
Mary Fitzpatrick, both of Warren-street.

On the 10th instant, at. St. Mary's Church, Clitheroe, Mr.
Thomas Rowland, of this town, to Isabella, second daughter
of the late Mr. Robert Hornby, of Clitheroe.

DIED

--- -
Lately, at Kiel, in the Duchy of Holstein, aged 79, Dr
ie Senior Professor of 'Sutural Philosophy at the Roy;

verity

Lately,

at Lyons, of disease of the heart, aged 71, M. Camille
.3eativals, the inventor of many ingenious modes of weaving
silk. At the early age of cialiteen he was at the head of a silk
manufactory at Lyons, and at twenty he employed 2000 Work-
ten. The Emperor Napoleon presented him to Josephine as
rare example of precocious talent. It was M. Beauvais who
"' —aanufactured in France China crape, from a morsel
y taken from a dress belonging to the Empress. •
On the 3rd of January, at sea, on his passage from Timor to manritins, after a short illness, Captain William Burrows, of
the brig Anglesea, of this port.
On the 22d March, at. Calcutta aged 55, Captain Jas.
late of the ship Tubal Cain, of this port. The deceased,
had retired from the see, was induced to accept the coma
of the above ship on account of the new principle on w she was constructed, of which he was an ardent admirer.
great experience made him a valuable acquisition to
owners, who now, with his sorrowing family and nut
friends, deplore his loc.
On the
89, (

—,l ult., at his chateau of ,on e
—,neral Arthur Condorcet O onn'Cßer,ignon better thknoLoiretwn i
country as Atthur O'Connor. the>

Irishmen

On the 29th ult., in Myrtle-street, Isabella, relict of th, Mr. \Vm. Hastings, of Harrington, Cumberland.
On the 29th ult.. at the houge of his father, Brighouse-g
Lathom, Mr. John Johnson.

On the 29th ult., at Pisa, whither he had gone for the I
of his health, aged 27, Mr. Parlane, of Bootle.

n the Ist instant, at the residence ofJohn
St. Helen's, wred 4 years and 6 months, Jessi...„----s,
;liter of the late J. Mathews, Esq., solicitor, of this tows

a the Ist instant, at the residence of his son-in-law. Wm
'barn, Esq., Wisbeach, in his 74th year, Wm. Yelverton
late of this town.

a the Ist instant, of consumption, aged 23, Is,
of Mount-pleasant.

a the Ist instant, nt Ramsey, Isle of Man, afte
ss, aged 7(, Ann, only daugiderOf thelate Thomas
ourlas, Isle of Man. s

at Crewe, aged 59. 11

the 2nd instant, Mary, third da
g, baker, Northgate-street, Chest(

s, aged 48, Johnnuon after
Dalrymple,, Esq.,

et, Che

,m, aged

t Wolseley