The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-09 00:00:00

THURSDAY, J UNE 4.—Wind S.S.E., light-,

ARRlVED.—Virginia, Cafiero, Mediterranean—Zealous, Cham-
pion, Lisbon—Rapid, Rounce, St. Petersburg—Vigilant, from
Ostend.

SAX Len.—Glenroy, Duncan, Revel—lndustrie, Zellien, Os-
tend—Villa Nova, Williams, Lisbon—Larch,' Vibert, Gasper—
Rarco, Kennedy, Cronstadt—Dublin, White. Trinidad and An.
gostura nun, Seager, Constantinople—Harlequin, Breame,
.Ancona—Symme ry, M'Kinnell, Quebec—Howard, Callan, Sa-
vannah and New York.

Flora, Muir, Brown, with cargo badly damaged; Warlock,
Bell; Balfour, Overend; Captain, Jame; Autumnus, White,
hence at Bombay.

,
Lady Colebrooke, M' Leary. from the Clyde at Bombay, with
copper much worn, and will have to be re-coppered.
John Dalton, Moss, from Aden at Bombay.
Camillus, Ashton, sailed from ditto for this port on the 2lst
April. •
Bounty Hall, Roskell, and Ganges, Smith. hence at Calcutta.
Thunder, Atkinson. sailed from Alexandria Bth May, and Cor-
nelius, Carey, 16th, both for this von
Mary Elizabeth, Thom, sailed from Trieste for this port.
Margaret, Robertson, and Mary, Artis, sailed from Marseilles
for this port 2;th May. _ _ _

Gipsey, Wilson, sailed from Bordeaux for this port on the 26th
Nay.

Ursula, Mondell, and Paragon, Coleman, sailed from Saugor
for thii post I Ith April, and Duchess of Clarence, for Mauritius,
I.ith April.
TENERIFFM, Mey 4.—The Hannibal, from Liverpool for Ha-
varanah, has put into Longawte, with damage
LIMERICK, June I.—The Thomas Worthington, from Valpa-
raiso, is on shore on Whelp's Rock. JUNE 2.—The Thomas
Wothington came off yesterday afternoon, without damage,
and is discharging.

FRIDAY, JUNE s.—Wind S.W.
RlvvD.—llector, Christiansen, from Pernambuco—Sarah
and Maria Ann, from Palermo—Moslem, —, from Smyrna—
Sansone, Ricardo. from Barletta—lsabella and Agnes, Cuming,
from Marseilles—Roenigen Von Sweden, from W olgast—Alida,
Harding., from Rotterdam—Wilhelmina, —, from Stettin.
SArcsn.—Diligent, Luchics, for Antwerp—Lady Eleanor, Bil-
ton, for Fredoriekstadt—lsabella, Doyle, for Halifax—Romp,
Jenkin4, for Gibraltar and Malaga—Mary Ann, M'Auley, for
Marva—Emma, Harrison, for 'Mimi—Johann and Peter, Berg,
for Wismar—Chronometer, Furze, for Genoa—La Jacoba, Fer-
nandez, for Havatmah—Edinburgh, Lawson, for St. John, N.B.

Adam Lodge, Jay, sailed from Calcutta, for this port, 14th
April

ifindley, Dixon, from Bordeaux, at Madras
Elizabeth, Wetherby, hence, at Mauritius
General Foy, Gallier, hence, at Rouen
llortensia, (ruin Alexandria, for this port, off Cape de Gatte,
nt May

NEwiry, June 2.—The Phoenix, of Portaferry, loading at
Greencastle, for Liverpool, got neaped, and will have to remain
dill next springs.

SATURDAY, JUNE 13.—Wiridl.N.N.W. moderate.
ARRlVED.—Commerce, from Ostend.
SAlLan.—Sandersons, Robinson, for Hong Hong, &c.—
Woodstock,'Nlcholson, for Mia—Winifred, Christie, for Cal-
:cutta—Elizabeth Ann, Thomas, for Dordt—Alliance, Harper, for
Naples—Auguste, Lemboke, for Rostock—Eugene, Moritz, for
Stettin—.Mecklenburg, Ahrens, for St. Petersburg—Amalia
Guiseppina, Martinlovich, for Trieste—Dom, Florio, for Venice
—Jane, Nat stein, for Christianstadt.

Marc, Adare, from Algoa Bay, at the Mauritius
Archibald, Lange, hence at Palau
•Union, Smith, hence at Cadiz
'ViCt•ria, Evans, sailed from Cadiz for this port 22nd ult.
Libertas, Johnson, hence at St. Übes
Etvira, Gething, sailed from Calicut for London 11th April
Emma Ranpert, hence at Travemunde
•Liaphne, Jay, hence at Rouen
Brandt, Georgius, and Comet, York. hence at Swinemunde
Resolution, and Spruce, hence off Riga
Amity, Frazer; Ltherty, Mowatt ; Rose, •Griffith ; Rosalind,
'Caney, and Rapid, Forbes, hence at Riga

Alexander, Albrecht; Pomerania, Brandt; Eliza, Gabrahn,
iand Dorothea, Hoppe. hence at Danzic

Janet, Kinnear; Isabella,
.Diekie, hence at St Petersburg

Mabry; and Henry Holland,

•MerSey, Steele, hence, and Pefi, Harris, from Lisbon, and
sailed for this port, 27th ult., at Oporto
Whiteniouse, Ditcham, sailed from Oporto, 22nd ult.; Laura
Ann and sprightly, 24th ; and Ann Paley, 27rh, for this port
Mary Johanna, Davies, sa led from Lisbon, 20th tt,t., and
litanger, Minter, 26th, for this port
Tyro, Symonds; Premier, Hooper ; and Flora, Farren, hence,
at Lisbon

Quiz, Luke, hence, and sailed for Beirout. 26th ult., and
-Bchyryd, Nowlan, from Catania, and sailed for this port, 24th,
•abGibraltar

SUNDAY, JUNK 7.—Wind. W., moderate,

AnRIVED.—Sir J. Ogilvy, .straehan,.from Rio Grande—Mary,
Walker, Smyrna
Cordiner, for Bombay—Wannan, Cor-
nelius, for Rio Grande—Erin, Conway, and Robert Watt,
johnsson, for Quebec—Liverpool, Eldridge, for New York
DA inerva, Deswelgh, for Ostend—lino, Cook, and Anne Jones,
Humphreys, for St. Petersburg.

MONDAY, JUNE N AIV

Anewsn.—Patrick Henry, Delano, from New York; sailed
sth May—Harmony, Jamieson, from Mobile—Minerva, Angel,
•from Havre—and Totness, Broad, from Dartmouth.
SAl►.an.—Lucy Ann, Askey, for St. Petersburg—Equator,
•Fordyce, for Rio Janeiro—North Star. Wylie, for Philadelphia
—Mercurius, Kleundyke, f. r Dordt—Eolo, Castellano, for Pa-
lermo—and Uzella, Steer, for Naples.

Aden, Ponsonby, from Hong Kong, at this port; sailed 30t
Jan. ancl2from St. Helena— April
-Yorkshire. Bailey, from New York, off Dungencss 6th instant
Larpent, from :ihangbae, at Crookhaven ; sailed 2gth Jan.
and from St. Helena 14th April, in company with the Neptune,
'from' Bombay to London
Falcon, 'Borneo, Persian, True Britain, Ann, (barque,) and
Ann;
(ship,) at St. Helena, and all sailed for England previous
to 1 ath April
itish Merchant, Bernie, hence at Mobile
Great Western, (steamer) hence to New York, was spoken
2nd June, at noon, in lat. 51, long, :a 30, by the Larpent

C; and T. D. Hammond, Kingston-upon-Hull, chemists and
druggists—W. Ramsbottom and T. Procter, Lanebridge, Lanca-
shire, spinole makers—T. Dean and L. Jackson, Preston, tailors
—M. A. Johnson and J. Penfold, Lickteld, Sussex, farmers—W.,
J., and G. Ebbern and L. Miles, Soulbury, Buckinghamshire,
'coal merchants—A. Pilling, W. Milner, and M. Hale, Hudders-
field, fancy woollen manufacturers ; so far as regards A. Pilling
—N. and T. Greenhalgh and J. Settle, Sharpies, Lancashire,
cotton spinners; as far as regards J. Settle—W. and H. Joplin,
Liverpool, brewers—M. Price and T. Crompton, Pott Shrigley,
Cheshire, lire-brick-manufacturers—A. E. Reynolds and J. W.
Field, Slane end, Borough, silversmiths—J. Hudson and J.
Dawson. Leeds, masons—H. J. Mant and H. J. Harvey, Bath,
attorne)s—J. and W. Cotterell, Worcester, plumbers—W. and
J. Stevenson, Worksworth, Derbyshire, bleachers—J. Thomp.
scri. J. Henn, J. Benn, jun., and R. Henn, and W. Farrer, Li.
verpool, dealer in guano—J. and G. Hoyle, Manchester, tea
dealers—S. Jones, T. Pierce, and R. Jenkinson, Preston, iron-
founders—J. A. and E. A. Marchant, Trowbridge, clothiers—W
Stolle and R. Brown, Manchester, cotton Manufacturers—L. &
J. Binge, Lowther Arcade, Strand, fancy repository—W. Whit-
field and C. Barley, Thorne, Yorkshire, brewers—H. and W.
Firth, Bradford, general carriers—J. Donnell and E. Appleby,
Liverpool, provision-dealers—E. and M. Smith, Conisbrough,
Yorkshire, brick-manufacturers—C. Maltby, R. Brook, and B.
Catlow, Bradford, painters.

BANKRUPTS,
David Thompson, Bury, Lancashire,

.. • .
John Nield, Manchester, woollen-manufacturer:
John Hayes, Newton, Lancashire, manufacturing chemist.

Randle Bower, Staly6ridge, Lancashire, cotton-spinner

Anthony Birch, Birmingham, grocer.
Matthew Chapman, Devonport, painter.
Benjamin Fenwick, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, linen-draper.
Charles Harris, Sheffield, tailor.
George Steele, Claypath, Durham, grocer.

Charles Airs, Newport, Isle of Wight, innkeeper.

. . • .
James Bird, Club.row, Betlinal.green, timber-merchant.
Edward Clark, Mortimer-road, Kingsland road, builder.
Thomas Roberts and John Tideombe Hazard, College-hill
City, stationers.

henry Shaw, Sloane-street. Chelsea, chloa.dealer,
DIVIDENDS.

June 23, J. Imray, Old Fish-street-hill, Upper Thames-street,
City, stationer—June 23, J. Balls, Holloway-road, Islington,
livery stablekeeper—June 23, J. Thomi son, Norwich, grorer—
June 23, W. Morphew, Sevenoaks, linen-draper—June 23, G.
Davis. High-street, Southwark, saddler—June 25, A. S. Syer,
Sudbury, Suffolk, grocer—June 25, J. Whitmore, Strand, news-
paper proprietor—June 25, H. Ward, Ludgate-street, City,
paper-manutacturer—June 25, H. Fricker, Southampton, inn-
keeper—June 25, T. Nichols, Dowgate-hill, City, carman—June
29, W. H. Bond, Bow lane, Cheapside, ale and beer merchant—
June 29, W. Aslett, Bitterne, Hampshire, grocer--June 26, R.
More and B. W. Blake, Norwich, coal-merchants—June 2d, B.
Chandler, Stanrnore, ironmonger—June 24, W. Grosvenor,
Stoke-upon-Trent, ironfounder—June 25, S. Archer, Rochdale,
woollen-manufacturer—June 55, B. Wood, jun., Leeds, wine-
merchant—June 25, T. and G. Smith, Bishop Auckland, iron-
mongers.

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 2,

Our present arrivals, taken as a whole, are much smaller than
we have had to notice in any single week during the last twelve
months ; but, with fine weather, and a fair show of most free
articles from granary, the millers and dealers continued to ex.
ercise extreme caution, and the trade, in its general bearings
this morning, exhibited a declining aspect.

Fine and good useful Wheats, upon a limited demand, receded
further in value today, making the decline 2d. to 3d. per 761 h,
from the rates of thii day week ; and all inferior parcels were
very unsaleable on still lower terms. Choice marks of fresh
Irish Flour were in moderate request at our last quotations ;
whilst other descriptions, as well as Canadian, must be noted
rather cheaper.

Barley, now solely confined to grinding purposes, met a slow
retail inquiry at oar quotations; and Malt was the turn lower.
Beans and Pease, commanding little notice, gave way Is. per
quarter each. Indian Corn, although a few further parcels
were taken to-day for shipment to Ireland, must be noted Is.
per quarter below the rates of this day se'nnight.

- Prime Oats were held at the prices-of last week, but all other
kinds were rather depressed in value, and very few sold. Oat-
meal was also difficult of sale, and Is. per 2401 b cheaper.
Of Bonded Wheat no sales have been reported to-day ; but of
Western Canal Flour one or two parcels have been disposed of
at 225. ed. per barrel to arrive, and 235. per 196th. is required in
store. Philadelphia under lock is offered at 2us. 6d. to 21s.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, JUNE 5.
We have again a most limited arrival of all grain. There was
a steady inquiry for immediate consumption for fresh Wheats,
and such were taken off at last week's prices. Barley nominal.
Beans sold slowly at previous rates. Oats in tolerable request
and fully as high. bhelliug steady. In Malt no alteration.