The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-04-20 00:00:00

LOCAL MEETINGS,

Wm'. DERBY UNION.—The first meeting of the board
since the election of guardians, for the present year, was
held on Wednesday. Mr. Shepherd was again elected
chairman ; and Mr. Roberts, vice-chairman. Mr. H. M.
Tomkins and Mr. S. Potts, were elected assistant relieving
officers for Toxteth-park, at a salary of £lOO each.
WESLEYAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY.—The thirteenth
annual meeting of the Liverpool Auxiliary to this society
was held on Tuesday, Mr. Alderman Sands, in the chair.
The income of the society for 1846 amounted to £116,528,
being an increase on the previous year of about £3OOO.
The expenditure had been £109,732, and there was a
balance in the treasurer's hands of nearly £5,000. The
amount received by the Liverpool Auxiliary during last
year was Z 3,314, being a nett increase on the year before
of £l6l. Among the speakers was the Rev. W. W. Ew-
bank. Dr. Byrth was engaged elsewhere, or he would
have been present.
DOCK COMMITTEB.—It was recommended that the
offices of the two Harbour-masters should be removed to
the Central Station at George's Dock Passage.—A re-
commendation from the solicitor, that Mr. Henry Pin-
field, and Mr. J. Appleton be appointed clerks in his de-
partment, the former at £l5O- per annum, and the latter
at £9O, was referred to the Finance Committee. Mr.
Gladstone thought it would be desirable that some more
detailed statement of the solicitor's expenses- should be
furnished. He had read the discussion in the Council,
and was satisfied the appointment was for the benefit of
the Dock Estate ; but the public did not think so, and
the Secretary might supply a statement showing that it
was for the benefit of the Estate the appointment was
made. The Chairman considered it would be irregular to
re-open the question. Mr. Gladstone Then the public
may entertain what opinions they please. Mr. Bold said
the expenses had been £3600 per annum for several
years. Mr. Gladstone observed that it did not show how
much was for Parliamentary expenses. The Chairman:
None of it. Mr. Gladstone expressed- himself satisfied.
Mr. Tobin said the matter could not be meddled with.
again, but he thought the salary larger than it ought to
have been. The Chairman said it was referred to a spe-
cial committee and confirmed by the Council.—A letter-
was read from Messrs. Hailstone, on the part of the Leeds
and Liverpool Canal Company, wishing to know if the-
communication between the canal and docks would be-
opened. by September next, that being the stipulated time.
The Chairman said, there could be no difficulty in finish-
ing the work so far as regarded the 'canal ; but, unless the-
docks were complete, nothing would be gained by it : he
thought the general work would be finished by the next.
summer. The Chairman then called the attention of the-
committee to a subscription set on foot for the crew of,
the Emilie, for their gallant conduct in saving the suf-
ferers on board of the Tweed. Several members • put
down their names as subscribers.

the
SELECT VESTRY.--14.the meeting on Tuesday'••
Workhouse Committee reported that no patient would in
future be taken into the fever hospital at the
gate in
Mount-pleasant, but through the garden fromEtrownlow-
hill, in order to receive the patients, and send out
as
delicate a manner as p
dead bodies in quiet and ossibl,
, .

—Dr. nomas Inman sent in his resignation of• honorary
medical officer of the Workhouse, an a vote. of thanks
was passed to him, for his valuable services.—The Chair-
man, (Rector Brooks,) read a communication, from the,
Mayor relative to the removal of sick paupers to the
workhouse. Mr. Dowling suggested that propervehicles
for the conveyance of the sick ought to be provided .by‘
the parish, for that recently a man and his four children.
had been turned out of their dwelling, in Scotland-place,
in consequence of one of the children having caught the
fever, and that that unfortunate child had been suffered
to remain in the street all night. Mr. Dowling further
observed that the police were often obliged to carry fever
patients in their arms up Brownlow-hill, and in this man-
ner they were brought into immediate contact with the
infection.—Mr. Riding said there was a van always kept
at the workhouse, which the poor might obtain by send-
ing for it, and that the parish could not be expected, at
great expense, to keep horses and vehicles for the use of
the sick in all parts of the town.—The Chairman observed,
that in his answer to the Mayor, he should state the fact
that there was a van at the workhouse, and that if the.
police would pass the word for it, it would Je immediately
sent..--The various Committees were then appointed for
the ensuing year.—Prior to the close of the meeting, Mr.
Riding said the board might petition the Commissioners
of Stamps and Taxes, relative to the proposed prevention
of the government officers from collecting the parish
taxes.. It was a very important question, he observed,
and one that would be brought forward the next board
day.

AN INCORRIGIBLE.—On Wednesday,a man wasbrought
before the magistrates, on a charge of being found drunk
in the streets. Mr. Parkinson stated that the prisoner
had been before the court more than five hundred times
for the offence of drunkenness. The musical.words again
resounded in his ear —Pined 58. or three days.
MR. DOUGLASS AND THE BRITISH ANDNORTH AME-
RICAN ROYAL MAIL COMPANY.—Mr. Charles M`lver,
the Liverpool agent of this company, has written to the
London papers, a letter, of which the following is the
material part The first time Mr. Frederic Douglass
saw or met with me was not, as he states, before, but
after he had agreed with my people to arrangements and
accommodation for his passage on board the Cambria,
with which he expressed no dissatisfaction to me, but the
mfkosuram otherou amounted
toin-
dividuals,contrary. Mr. Douglass had no conversation whateyer
when witthi t andexcept
h inwholet heprepsoeinneet
Douglass), o f
mthry
coming from the
in ,
eerear or
United States, some months ago, the same vessel (the
Cambria,) as a steerage passenger, was invited by some of
the cabin passengers to enter the saloon, and was the
cause, whether intentionally or unintentionally on his.
part, of producing by the observations he made use of,.
serious disturbances on board, which required. the autho-
rity of the captain to quell, in order to restore peace ands
safety. Under these circumstances, I told Mr. Douglass,
that had lie not entered into the arrangements which hail
been completed, I should undoubtedly have considered it
my duty to require of him, before allowing him to embark,
distinct pledge that lie would neither of himself, nor, at
the desire of others, follow such a course as was likely, to
lead to a repetition of such scenes of confusion as had for-
merly occurred. I added, that from the conversation that
had just taken place between us, it was unnecessary 1
should act or say more upon the subject. I moreover
told him, that I should have taken the same course had
his name been John Jones, or anything else instead of
Frederic Douglass, or had he been the whitest man in the
world. These were,my words."

" ROWLAND RnAD;IIAR7.;--" Ruby Rattler,' a pre-
vious work by the same author, is a clever book ; and
judging from the five parts before us, " Rowland Brad-
shaw bids fair ta• rival its predecessor. Its spirited de-
lineations of character, and well-wrought humorous
sketches of the practical jokes and somewhat boisterous
manners of the elite of a provincial town. not far from
Manchester, are well conceived and well executed, Row-
land, the hero, is the. only son of a widowed mother,
apprenticed to a country painter and glazier, whose opi-
nion of his own abilities is anything but modest. Rowland
is possessed of intelligence, talent, and unwittingly be-
comes the depository of the secrets of all,the people in the
town, without betraying his own. Some very droll scenes
are depicted in these five parts ; and if carried on as begun.
" Rowland Bradshaw" will deserve the popularity we
doubt not he will speedily attain.— Westminster Quar-
terly Review, p. 248, for April, 1847.—[Rabe Rattler,
the work complimented above, is now playing at the
I eatres in London, and the songs from which are being
set to music by Mr. Henry Russell.)

The never-fitiling effects of Blair's Gout and Rheumatic
Pills, in curing every description of Gout and Rheumatism.
have secured to them a celebrity.unequalled by any medi-
cine of past or present times. They not only give reliei
in a few hours, where the patient has been driven nearly t°
madness by the excruciating tortures of this disease, b 0
restore to perfect health in an inconceivably short space of
time. They are equally speedy and certain in Rheumatism
either chronic or acute, lumbago, sciatica, pains in
head or face, and indeed for every rheumatic or gouty affec-
tion : in fact, such has been the rapidity, perfect ease, an
„d
complete safety of this medicine, that it has astonished all
who have taken it • and there is scarcely a city, town, °r
village in the kingdom but contains many grateful evi-
dences of its benign influences. Sold by all medicin
venders. Price 2s. 6d. per box. Observe the Hamer
"Thomas Prohtt, 220, Strand, London 0v-
"on the cr/A'
meat stain.. the

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3e of Lord -Rover, Purdy, from New York-Delia Walker, Conan, from
the goods gobipping *ntrlitcantr. Boston-John Fehrman, Davies and Rockall, Foster, from
New Grime's-Nelson Village, M"Flurnie, and Dolphin Sulli-
risoner wall ,
...e--aeeli.---e
van, from Charleston-Castries, Hinds from St. Lucia2-Coila,
of his ad- TUESDAY, APRIL 13.-Wind E.N.E. moderate. Steward, titre Porto Rico-Exchange, 'Sharon, from Messina-
et the evi- ARRIVED.-Guisaeban, Phillipt, from Blimbay-Mateppa, Frederick Lie Grosse, Hensel, from Danzic.
Ronson, from Pernambucee-Enterprise, Davies, from. Sava- &Parma:es-Ann Bridson, Bras, Bombay-Lochlomond, Ran-
i rks of the ' nilla-Abbot Lord, Blaisdell, from New Orleans-Elizabeth ._•
Giles, and Josephs, Leitch, Item Charleston-Jane Gano, Da- ion, ea- ltutta-Carmencita, Ormage, Havana-Akbar, Gerry,
Boston-Hope, Soule, and Edmund Perkins, Tracy, New Or-
Townsend, Vies, from Virginia-Hem Hall, from Baltimore-John Cur- leans-Pacific, Ludlam' Metoka, M`Laren, and Adam Lodge,
!man wrote rear' Knapp, from Philadelphia-Missouri, Silvester, from New Cook, New York-J. M. Williams, Baker, Virginia--Jewess,
e Temple, York. . 'Gilchrist, Gaspee, &c.-Flora, Shaddock, and Traveller, Jack-
ice of his Seresta-George, Sampson ; Frances Lawson, Martin; Jonn ton, Newfoundland-John, Heselton, Quebec-Candidate, Jar-
Bolton, Stimsdn; ,avel Hesperus, Pearson, for Quebec-Lon- vis, Ancona-Jane. Clark, Antwerp-Clara Dorothea, Fenenger
n the day
don, Wightnetn, Staten Island-Omega, Garrick, Boston- Amsterdam-Jacinta, Paris, Barcelona-Admiral Roshnoff,
acquitted,) Johan Carl, Tibrn, Trinidad de Cuba-Victoria, Tait; John Ricketts, and Truant, Griffiths, Cronstadt-Vesta, Lochman,
his com- ' • and Ann, Butter;' Lady Sondes, Ellis ; and Sophia Katsina, Dordt-Palmyre, Waldock, Ghent-I'll Try, Green, Harlingen
nan. The Walthakker, Ste Petersburg-Asia, Galilee, Richibucto-Kal-
-Lord Lyndock, Wood, Kiel-North Ash, Alward, Lisbon-
statement Mateo, Cierle and Saranak, Turley, Philadelphia-Gerrick, Elizabeth, MaQviren ; L Theodorus, Oldendorp; Caroline,
• judge had Trask ~. Cliften, Ingersoll; and Eliza Kincaid, Wake, foe New
Ellin'" Annabelle, Dreyer, and Salus, Wilkinson Marva--Jan-
'
tinent, but Voik-e-Seraehine, Affieck, Miramichi-Reliance, Hill, Madeira tine, Hagedorn ; Concordia, Eddes, and Tay and Tees Packet,
'and Weeds-Dart, Clark ; Wave, Banfield ; Bertha, Harris, Hutt, Pernan-H ibernia, Tullock, Revel-Catharine, Potting.er ;
li relevant eind'Rising Sun, Wells, Lisbon-Wm. Wilberforce, Dennis, for Harmony, Stliabeling, • Helen Mills, Kelt ; Elizabeth, Wey;
the case. Prince Edward Island-Sir C. Napier, Sear, St. Jelin, N.B.- Alida, lloorebos and 'Rosebud, North, Riga-industry, Hol-
m learned Ceres, Vernes ; Maria, Ebes •; Alicia, Harding, and Marys, man, 'St. Petersburg.
._'lnirner, Riga-Lucretia, id`Nair, Rio Jarreirti-Alexander,
!Is remarks
Maititledge ; Hero, Harrison; Agnes, Quayle; Dolphin, Ryan; Polaris, Rem pt, from Rotterdam for this port and Surinam
• the ques-
Wilifen, Stoup; Henderson, Twentyman; Enterprise, Brown; off the 'Wight. • •
m making, 'Supply, Woodcock ; Cambrian, Roper; Thomas Tattersall, P. li. Dean, Taylor, hence at Malta, and sailed for Zante on
ad taken.
_•Maguire ; and Diana, Mossop, Neelbundland-Margaretha, 27th March. •
'king upon 'Harding, Narva-Wm. Peile, Spri Monte Video-Mary Han- Calypso, Ranchen, and Hope, Toser, hence at Malta.
day after 'nah, Mather, Barbadoes-Ocean Mem, Thomas, Rotterdam- Medea, Store, henceat Copenhazen.
nating his Leda, Absolon, Malta-Esule, Sinsikvick, Ind Donor, Dawson, DARDANELLES, 27th March.-Quiz Luke from Liverpool,
-lc, perti- 'for Trieste-Active, APlrerm ; Motatealm, Slanney ; Lord Wil
loughby. Stricklan ; Rainbow, Totheine Vulcan, Thomas; fair
- wlellst at anchor in Gallipoli Bay 19th 'March', was drifted foul
1 the Neapolitan brig Madonnadel Carmine; lost her bow-
ides :--``l and Ida Wubbina, Dick, for Cronstadt-Margenstar, Smit, Wit, and sustained other injury. St. Lawrence, Hodge-
authority Pernau-Victoriat Welsh •, and Patrtts, Piton, Bay Chaleur-
r. Justice Mermaid, Pepperell, Constanthrople--4t Falcon, Bowness, St. e. 'Rowers of Ugie, Stabb-Quia, Luke, and -about 100 sail of all
' 'rlations, are at anchor in Gallipoli Bay.
Thomas-Formosa, Trevellicik„ Maratiham-Thedor Behrend,
of purpose
Stettin-Fermin, Arritola, Rilhoa-Frances Yates, Boase, Ales.;
SUNDAY, 18th APRTL.-Wind N.W.
but, as a sins-St. Helen, Evans, Cie-mos-Ludy Buller, Moore, Gijon- '
the right Edward, Townsend, Alexandria, .Egyrit-Don, Vautier, Seville s t Aa'r7slpVerce.-r, NNeeWw
(Jhelr Jersey,
Philadelphia-Northllo b t:
absence of -Panope, Chellew, Beireert-Joveneticardo, Gortazer, Cadiz-
Watt, Johnson, A alachicola-3unior, 'Ellis, Savannah-Larch,
Griffin,
Aluh t l i_
Openango, Matthews, Eastpott--and Adriana, Cannel', tar
rmance of Broo h d from -NSVseal ltd. Pi
latch, '
Africa. and St. Thomas-Grace, Ityrie,Yrom Antigua-Liverpool, Sea-
s acquittal The Jane Gano, that arrived 'here to-day from Virginia; fell
Manzanilla-Louisa Bertha, Donibrowski, from Danzic-Frisk,
a, even if in with large quanti " ,of tieldiemn the 20th March, it. lat.
and was completely embedded in it fdr ten Smith, and Zuleika, Montgomery, from Porto Rico.
of making SAlLED.—Monarch, Johnson, St. Lucia-Eurequita, Paris,
43 30, long. 49,
Same day, *poke •the "Stbooner John, of Marbizhead,
to present hours- Havana-Warman, Cornelius, Santa Martha-Shannon, Nowel,
iry course a cony late
eipTailywH reoc,k,
m tire she declined assistance.V
tiOtt, from 'iport 4!trginia for this t Fayal, and Lapland, Simpson, New Orleans-Orezaba, Vinnis
tad of re- leaky,
.with loss ef'bulwarks, inaintopmast, jibboom, etc. York-William Ward, So:Adler, Staten Island-Rose, Wie New
inlay,
• every de- Marian, Woof, hente at Medtesa. and Aurora, (from Sundertand;) lot Quebec-Invermore, Stuck-
C. S. Sutton, feom Jersey-lat Trieste. ney, Halifax-Qtriz, Le Sullier, Gaspee-Sophia, Rundle, New-
opnety of London, hente•at-ditto. fnundland-Thomas Edward, Pennah, Galati-Levantine,
hat judge • Caledonia, bence'at Venice. (steamer,) Booth, Malta.
resat diffi- Romp, Jenithisesailed'frole Malaga for this pott'en the 29th • - •
y of such March. Especulador, Rocha, hence at St. Übes.
n of jus- Peace, Dyer, hence at rear-Jana. Robert Preston, Williamson, hence at Cadiz.
Mary, Jooes, hence at Hevin. Nautilus, esteamera Gordon ; Lady Courtenay, Trinick, and
Bridget, Wade, henceet Lisbon,
' • Johanna, Chtse, benee et Swinnemunde.
, .
Hulda edhanna,•Kraese, hence at Hamburg. Bosphorus, Tregarthtsi, from Constantinople for this port at
Fyf Geresters, Kuyeerekence at Harlingen. Algesiras Roads.
Jonge KlitaseSchaapehence at Helvoet. John Cunningham, 'Curren, from Catania at Gibraltar, and
the board Clemente, Nititenrin4hence at Antwerp. sailed Ist Aprillor this port.
Alice Illaviland, Currie, from Havannah at e&M. Robert henry, Le sailed from Lisbon 4th ; Emma, Gra-
ham, and Wave, fith; and Waterwitch, (screw steamer,) 9th
year, was Palatine, -Stubbs, from Calcutta at London.
n electedbeing Royal Mint, from Patagonia at Donegal.
Ir. H. M. Elivilieth, from .Youglhall for Swansea at feath, after April, for this Poft•
on shore.
t relieving BorsraL, Anril• 11.--A quantity of bladders of lard,., some
e be- MONDAY, 19th APRIL.-Wind N.W.
casks,of tallow; arid tvaerels of flour, were vessed floating
eh. .
-Brilliant, steamer,
-Jenny Maria,
from St. Domingo-Charles, from Bruges
;hirteenth tweoeSt.'tves Mid Hartland Point, by the ,
'from Denmark-Royal Mint, from Petrigonia-
dli antred h ee. _
Lis society
the chair. Senele..--Edith, Welch, ._ ,m'eiCE, April-2e--A. ship, supposed teehe British, lies near American, Williams, from New York.
cum- e •,iticiutimi:mentiles off the land. . Rotterdam-Hermitage, Forrest,
£116,528, •S*rv.Fl‘.\-A Match 19.-Two piratical crofts, one mapned with Rio Janeiroa-Susanna, Darnell, Riga-William Henry, 111‘Kean,
it Xel)(8). ea., t. +,, and the. other with fifteen mere, plundered a Greek Revel-Sjbumente, Scheltens, Pernau-Scotia, CharlesoneNar-
,re was a verse irm Marinate, near that place, of 18,000 piastres (about va-Linie, More, Monte Video-Lightning, Le Sear, Malta-
• Elbe Goble, Havana-Hope Scott, Frederica-Mafhilde, Swa-
)oo. The et a 16) on the 12tir instant.
neck, Volgast-Demuth ()humans, Ejsineur-Dadiel Citailt,
wring last "WEDNESDAY, 14th APRIL.-Wind N.E., moderate. Edie, St. Petersburg-Wilton, Wilson, Gibraltar and Monte
!ar before ''.Artareep.-'-Cciremandel, Hubbock,' from Mobile-Spartan, Video--Joseph Wheeler, Weale, for Barbados.
..
W. Ew- ?Thompson; from New York-and Rob Roy, Drummond, from ..
. Thelaverpool that arrived here yesterday from Jamaica, saw
he would Wirginia.
-SArtere,e-Edward, Dearborn, Alexandria, A.S.-Wasp, Gib- , a barquefon shore on Crooked Islandlsth March, which proved
lbons, Africa-a Zephyr, Hendricksen, Bergen-Courser, Rea- to hesthe Chanticleer, from Morant Bay to London ; she had
that the 'nets; Behtmtenrc.-Monarch, Percival, China-Bland, Hoskin; previously struck on -Atwood's Key, and as she 'was making
moved to Ariadne, Goodeir ; and Hindoo, Drake, Calcutta-Emulous, mutleavater, the captain run her on shore on Crooked Island.
-A re- 'Baldwin, Corfu, &c.-Ida Wubbirsa, Dik, Cronstadt-Richard The rum and materials would be saved. On_rom Charleston to the 9th April, in
mry Pin- II-licks, Hill, llordt-Nancy, Way,Eamburgh-Tynwald, Jack- ' let. 48, long. 20, spoke the Yorkshire Lass, from
this port, with loss of boats,*bulwarks, &c., and water washed
in his de- 'son, Hevana-Delaware, Patten, Havre, &c.-St, Heller, Do-
-0111:er deck.
the latter 'rey; Lisbon, &c.-Ann Paley, Latter, and Wave, Banfield, for
Lisbon-Parker, Risien, Madeira, &c.-Diamond, (etesunera ,rne Tom Moore that arrived here yesterday from Cuba,
:ft.. Mr. -Sarafield, ' Madeira- Henrietta, Baumgart, Memel-Rory isailed from Cienfurgus ist March, and left loading, for London,
mhe riw, e more ' O'More,' APMaster, Montreal-Liberty, Bell, Newfoundland. t P ncess Charlotte, Ludlow, and Walsingham; and for this
hould be mid Qiiebec-Antometta, Verona, New Orleans-Agnes, Kis-
. peirt, the Lima. The John Bibby sailed for Cork 28th Feb.
Council, - sock, Marva-Miracle, Elliott; reuebec-John, Hill, St. John,
Walter Scott, Loch,
Ro, Maye, from Callao-Caractacusfrom Nassau off Plymouth;Barker, from
ienefit of • Newfoundland-Ceylon, Custaird, Staten Island-Gezina, Stra- ,
Lalla okh
• tingen, Tlmningen-Wanderer, Hinds, St. Lucia-Harkaway, B, atavia, and Careline.,N '
ant, from Pernambuco-at Gove. '
It so, and ' L4lrmock, Virginia. - COVE, 17th April. -the Crusader, from Alexandria, that ar-
lg. that it - - 'rived five weeks since, still remains here, no ordershaving been
-
neat wae ' johri -Bell, Carroll, from Savannah at this port; sailed 15th . .received for her. The cargo is in a very bard state, being
'egular t4O 'March. -In lat. 39,10ng. 70, fell in with the barque Trial, of `heated.
Pursuit, Gaffney, hence for Sligo, at Douglas, leaky.
. ' Loneoneabandoned.
he public
CaMbria, (steamer,) Suclkieta, hence to Halifax Helena, Hilton, from Sincapore off Cape Clear.
, was seen 9th :
Bold said ' April, in lat. 50, long. 18. Lybia, for Laguira at Cove, with loss of boats, bulwarks,
✓ several, • •Eart of Lonsdale,•Peile, from Calcutta at Mauritius. -thancheons, &c.
bow how- Carena, Woodmas, sailed from ditto for this port on the 16th Off Holyhead, at 1 p.m.,
January. - No. 5806, James Moran, ship, from New Orleans.
hairmane Importer; hence at Mobile. 5634, Isabella, barque, from Lima, at 3 p.m.
satisfied. • Magnet, from Antigua at Apalachicola. . 4097, Freeman, brig, from Kingston, Jamaica.. •
Iled With, Countess of ArraneHenderson, and Republic, Landes, hence 2058, Union, schooner, from Ostend.
ought to =at 'Baltimore. 4926, Aram, ship, from New Orleans, at 4 30 p.m.
to a spe- Margaret Gibson, Lockwood, sailed from Alexandria for this . 7052, Leipsic, ' brie from ,at 5 p.m.
Off the Port, at 6 3O p.m., 1 barque and I brig.
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letter, ', part 21st March.
he Leeds
Requiter, Searle, hence at Beyrout, and sailed 25th March - -
'for Alexamiretta. VESSELS SPOKEN.
nv if the. Arethusa; and Mary and Jane, hence at Naples. Alecto, from Liverpool, for Barbadoes, 14th March, in hat. 18
would be. • Seadrift, Weatherill, and Water Witch, Hughes, hence .ut N., lon. 35 W.-George Ramsay, from Liverpool, for Virginia,
ted time. 'k Leghorn. 23rd March, in lat. 43 N., lon. 32 W., with loss Of second-mate
in finish- 'lVilhelminaCatharineefor Batavia aLCove. in a gale on the 12th March-Carena' from Mauritius, for Li-
.nless the• • Rambler, M`Lichlan,,for Matanzas at ditto. verpool, 14th Feb., in lat. 25 S., lon. 4 E.-Islam, from Liver-
by it : he `Mary Stewart, King; for Porto Rico at ditto, pool, for Philadelphia, 3rd April, in lat. 48, lon. 15-Rankin,
. Thomas, Boost; from Hambur"h m
for this port, at Deal. from Mobile, for Liverpool, 21st March, in lat. 27, lon. 78-
the next: The Aurora, for Quebec, and Edward, for Alexandria,lle Leveret, of New York, 7th Apnl, in lat. 47,10 n. 26-Nicholas
m of the• The
back with eamage, having been in contact off the Bell Biddle, from Liverpool, for New York, 12th April, at noon, off
a crew off illuny. Holyhead-Hannibal, from Bombay, for Liverpool, 20th March,
the surf- The Asia, for Richilineto, has also put back with sligheda- in lat. 27 N., lon. 40 W.-Larch, from Virginia, for Liverpool,
.hers • put vinage„ having been in contact with a brig off the Bell Buoy. sth March, in lon. 23-Rosanna, from New Orleans, for Water-
The Augusta, from Sunderland to Quebec, has put into port ford, 15th March, in lat. 35 N., lon. 58 W.-Schooner Roselle,
, with loss of main-topmasts, &c. bound west, 23rd March, in lat. 42, lon. 38-Diana, for St.
y.
da the ,
NEW You, March 31.-The barque Caches, (of Kerinebanle) John, N.B.,eth April, in lat. 49, lon. 12-John Carver, from
would in Macon, whMr salted frem ie Bolitoon Sunday morning for (ioik Scilly; for Roston, 14th March, in lat. 34, yon: 60, short of pro-
gate in. • and a market, went ashore on Truro Beach, east side of Cape visions, and Was supplied-Robert M`Willisan from Cowes, for
• Cod, on Manday,:during the N.E. gale, and all hands perished.. Philadelphia, 26th March, in lat. 43, lon. 29-Laurel, 6th April,
MOO' ' i The vessel had gone to pieces.
e - - in lat. 45, on. 13-Indus, of Glasgow, outward bound, 9th
April, off the Settees-Norval, from Liverpool, ;for Newfound-
possible.. ' '
H. THURSDAY,q4eR I L 15.-Wind N.E, moderate. land, 27th March, in lat. 49, lon. 20-Amazon, from Hull, for
honorary- ibernia, (steamer.) Harrison, from Boston at tbis,port; St. John, N. 13., sth April, in lat. 44. lon. 23-Satellite, from Li
-
y sailed Ist, and from Halifax 3,1 instant.-
i thanks' Marearet,Skelbyehence at Bahia. verpool, for Lima, off Cape de Verds, out twenty-eight days-
Othello, for Newfoundland, 9th April, in lat 49, ion. 12-John
e Chair- Una, March; Elizabeth and Ellen, Taylor; John Brenhoin, APLellan, from Liverpool, for Quebec, 11th. April, in lat. 51,
From the, :Roy; Abigail, Dailey; Theresa Jane, Wright; Isaac Newton, lon. 27-Indus bound west, 13th April, in lat. 51, lon. 13-Leo.
a to the
t Clark ; City of Rochester, Campbell ; Astracan, Ford; Sweden, of Whitby, bound west, sth April, in lat. 47, lon. 30-Favorite,
'-vehicles
Shaw; Lilhas„ illarrison ; Edward Bowstead, Arnold; e,cean from Clyde, for Valparaiso, sth March, on the Line, lon. 20-
' Aleicle; Free Trader, Thompson • York, Archibald; Julius Herald, from Dublin, for Havana, 12th April, off Tuskar.
vided by• Caesar, Parke; Jchn G. Coster, Roy; America, Russell; R. D.
children- -Shepherd, Marty; Magnificeni, Verrill; Berlin, Baker- Wm. ---
id-place,. Penn, Coglan ; Mersey, Guthne ; Emma, Watts, and Devon- PORT OF BIRKENHEAD. 1
ught the 'shire, --, hence at Nev Orleans, -L-1 lIUTCHINGS and Co, beg to inform MEX.
suffered:
Circassian, from London at ditto.
_Le
! further • Harty Lorrequer, Jeffares, from Benares at ditto. • CHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, and SHIPPERS
rry fever- Washington, -Wilkie ; Portland, Robinson ; Glasgow,- Man- generally, that they are ready to take charge of GOODS intended,
for SHIPMENT, either Foreign or Coastwise, or by Rail or
'son : and British America, Mills, hence at Mobile.
his man- other Conveyance, to all parts of the World, at moderate charges.
Urgent, Rogers, and Kestrel, Turner, hence at Apalachicola.
with the Sir Howardleouglas, hence at ditto, after being on shore. They will also, in a few weeks, be ready to receive Orders
ays kept• Lady Caroline -Walsh ; Perseverance, Robinson; and: frin- for WELSH COALS for Shipment.
by send- - wcess, Vaughan,lience at St. John, N.B. All Goods at this Port will be Free from Dock 'Dues.
ected, at. Rival, Shipley, hence at Halifax. N.8.-LICENSED BROKERS.
e use of. ' The United Seateseloop of war Jameston, R. B. Forbes; frerai 10, Cleveland-street, Hamilton-square,
tßoston at Cove, with provisions. Birkenhead, sth April, 1847.
ibserved, .
Indus, Cox- fronrHayannah at ditto. .
the fact, Diamond, Irvine, from Bahia at ditto.
at if the: Vibilias, Du Frocq, from St. Domingo at ditto, STATE OF TRADE.
aediately Somerset, Harvey, from Bermuda at ditto. INIANCHESTER.-The advance which tookh rates of cott paca,yesterday on minted for - . .aferlin, Holmes, hence for Lisbon at ditto. the
previously hie
ing, Mr. 'Queen Victoria, Patching; British Queen, Wilson ; and nee., on, upon the arrival of the Hi-
bernia, has produced a most injurious effect on our market.
alone, Hunt, hence at Savannah.
issiOners Peel's One, from Hull at ditto. It has compelled producers to ask higher prices at a time when
•evention Charlotte, henceoffilitto, and proceeded for New York. it was even difficult to do a comparatively small amount of busi-
e parish %fedora., Turnereand Wellington, Blenkin, hence at Charles-
ness at the low prices already current. In general better prices.
daserved, 'ton. are now demanded, and some decline doing any business at all,
unless on terms somewhat more equivalent to the rise on the xt board lanthe, Brownehence at Baltimore. raw material. On good 9-8 shirtin"s an advance elf. 3d. per
Wenice, Dunleayy, and Georgiana, Higgins, hence at Phila- piece has in some cases been offered, but not in all cases ac-
,fielphia.
cepted. The market, both for goods and yarns, is in a 'nest
Alert, Lunchlan; Sea, Freeman; Finland, Brown; Egre-
thoughtunsettled, and to all parties most perplexing and unsatisfactory
snout, Vogler; Devon, .Betts; Siddons, Cobb; Yorkshire, Oval- state; operations are, therefore, generally limited to absolute.
Rey: •Constance, Milton; and Anglo Seaton, all hence at New
ad drunk
• -wants. The events of the week have tended to strengthen the,
'York.
prisoner The Gramm Uile, (steamer,) hence for Drogheda, took fire resolutions of spinners and manufacturers to adhere -rigidly to
red times *entity morning to the eastward of Lambe Island, and yes-
. -
ws hi
tohr t, -at inz
dn ew
dischargeorkig,
their
vd
hands.ecided
may,clo stehtehreeifre millstherefore,
expect fortha.
burnt to the .watees edge; part of the crew and passengers rds again
saved, and taken to Dublin b a fishing smack. . great amount of distress amongst our factory population. His
7. he Mason, of Salem, from Liverpool, impossible to contemplate the subject without the mosteerious
went tea
ai.c.V,V: NshA.,,ttiarchr 1 -T
.apprehensions. With provisions at their present prices, the.
rat AmE-
t cut away is
flour and cotton have ,
erdasi.lyanindcreasin complaints
ruierzand
mize.,..th.e Punta this day, but came off with loss Of y
pressure
e oufultynaenvte.otuf
mercantile
eade
men,an tnhgesmahopukueefapu:
M`lver,
been,saved from time Ocean, from New Orleans to Liverpool, the hegav
in to the
.0 and brought in here.
Ann, Grnnsditch luring districts are at present placed' in the most unfavourable
,position for alleviating the distress which is likely ,noon prevalent in these districts.
ig is the (lost en the Colorade
NEW ORLEANS, Nlarch 20.-The Frances
aboutA2o miles- north a'
eettoe
ar co
Wehave
ju st
to
oiebaecord tmhaetsao
Douglass from Leith -to this port„want on shore
STlntoheeectkniPolgrttoi,nf
gtsol:ciinodnnesniromsltear:a:l-nh
theplace to -day, in
.
tore, but s. E. and was abandoned, being full of water, and imbed-
. pass,
tents and led in :sands.
the
y.should go on working two
Dr three days a week or close their
Cambria, BALTIMORE, March 27.-The France, Marshall, from Balti- mills entirelfor the present
but the more to London, is onshore on Swan Point, with four feet wee adjourned until Wednesday next. E • subject, but
whatever water in ter hold. LEEDS.-There is no feature of importance*---Examiner.
PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-The Monongahela, from Liver-
state of the.woollen trade of this to notice in the ,
other in- of , - town and neigh')
pool, went ashore in the vicinity of Chester, during the gale ilea. About an average amount of good _ neighbourhood this
-mounted the 26th instant, but oot,off,on the 28th, without apparent da- and low qualities, have changed hands sincs
otiery of middle
from the mage, and proceeded.'art report, at
late prices. The manufacturing operatives continue to he
tssel (the, NEW YORK, March 31.-A heavy gale, from the N. W. was pretty well. employed ; and though trade cannot be said to be
y some of. experieneedon this part a the coast on the 26th and 27th inst. brisk, it is far from being much depressed.
I was the' HALIFAX, April 2.-The Gore, from Philadelphia to Belfast, BILADFORD.-TWool.-The recent advance in the rate of We"
y on his. Was spoken March 3, in lat. 53, long. 66, had been totally die-
.rest has tended to make business dull, as the spinners state
Masted on theist instant. they were unable to make prime cost, with money at an easy
to [e use of,. GREENOCK, April 13.-The Margaret, of London, from New rate o ; but as the supply of Wool coming to market is only lim autho- Orleans, was spoken -by Abe Charlotte Harrison, March 15, in ted, it has prevented any further decline. Yarns.-'f he busi-
mace ands lat. 37, lung. 62, making water. Hess doing by the shipping houses is, we are glad to hear, con-
Douglass.. . . . - siderably increased, particularly iti such numbers as are suited
.
thich bad, FRIDAY, APRIL 16.-Wind S.E., moderate, for Russia. The demand for home consumption is also healthy,
sidered it ArtaivEn.-Broad Oak, M'Grath, Bahia-Poali, Baltimore- but as the prices are not in any way improved so as to remune-
i embark, Tay, Langwell, Charleston. rate the spinner, the production is kept very small, and old
If, no:;
, ~
at SAILED.-Edward, Townsend, Alexandria--Montezuma, stocks fast declining. Piece.-The absence of any accounts of •
1 likely. to Lowlier, and Sardinia, Crocker, New York-Souter Johnny, Leipsic Fair, and the non-arrival of the Hibernia steamer from '
I had for-
Ellis, Shanghae-Howanl,Brown,Staten Island-Ingleborough, America, have caused our market to be less animated than for
Rae, St. Petersburg-Irene, Duff; Sylla, Carruthers; Frances, some weeks past; but as many extensive houses are engaged -ul•aon
anon that Edmo • . _.• Cartaretta, Predux ; acid Phoenix, Kerr, New- making to order, stocks keep low, and prices without al ,tera- '
cessa,ry I foundland-Jena, Arfsten, St. Domingo-Ann Dingwall, Brown. tion.
moreover Quebec-Elizabeth Porter, Coulter, St. Andrews-Murray, HITDDERSFIELD.-We have to report but a slack market this
,urse had Hughes, Jamaica-Tug, M`Lean, Cro d Aj
O' More, M° Master, rota t- ax, Scote, and week, especially in the demand for the home trade. A fair
ustead of R0ry,,,,,_ 0 More, M Master, Montreal-Diana, Howes, Boston- amount of business has been done by the houses engaged in the
lam in the 'tor, Ramo, Laguayra-Fox, Eoule, Gaspee-Serampore, Lo- foreign trade. We cannot noteany change in •
%tett, Canton. prices.
ROCHneLe.-We have had a better attendance of buyers in
the market-this week, but there is no decided improvement for I
. ~
~ a pre- Hanover, Rogers, from Philadelphia at this port. On the the better to report. There is another failure in the ma nufac.
)0k ; and Met March, in lat. 37, long. 58, spoke the schoonor Larch, of taring line announced; liabilities•
. the are variously stated as
;Lid Brad- And from New York to Belfast, bearing up for Bermuda, with varying from 512,000 to .4'18,000, a very small portion ' of which '
I
anted de- 'llarta, of her cargo thrown overboard, having sprung a leak in ais in Rochdale ; the principal creditors are at Huddersfield. I
humorous
'ewerie, breeze. HALIFAX.--Tbc piece trade remains in pretty much the
•Uow
.e_ den, for this port, in coming out of the Brass •River 20th same dull condition as for some time past. The slight improve-
roisterous asiluary got aground on the bar, and after laying there four- meat in yarn, noted last week, continues, and, in some cases, t
t far from jeark.lasii - .„_, . • rs was floated off, making water, and would probably accompanied by an advance in price. The stocks of long wool s
A. Row- mgLIL wto some place to repair. are becoming lighter, and it is probable more firmness would t
1 mother, eit. nity, Allen ; Diadem, Binet, and Emilia, Le Quesne, hence have been manifested, as the growers refuse to part with it at r
ea_ to Janeiro. prices that would pay the stapler here, but the increasing tight- 1
hose opi-
'''olosses, M`Donald, hence at Apalachicola.. ness of money leads all prudent parties to keep down stocks. 1
Rowland r
_aroma, Jarvis, hence at Corfu. The transactions in short wool are not extensive, and the finer t
ingly be- urecdes, capin ; BeaonaGuiliana, Derengin ; Ariel, Griffiths.; qualities are rather easier to buy; but the lower qualities re-
ple in the 1-'l,Jarnes iandus, Barker, hence at Trieste. main firm, as the supply is not abundant. a
all•o scenes 'e bri *Re dFI nor of Cardiean
et, . .g . ryea , , e , was passed on the , Norman-Lam, April 15.-The Lace Trade.-The sales this t
'" April in int 45, long 25, disinasted and abandoned. : week have been more satisfactory, and this market wears an t
bll say,t' ' ' -.' G' bb '
larity we hej._ Atkinson; Sofia, lac° e, and Rival, Williams, improving aprarance. AIN weather, and relief in the money u
ri'e l• nessina. market weal give an impetus to business here, independent of I,n
rer Quar- erectta Sow den sailed from Messina for this port on tie the aid •
21st 1„. , , i expected almoSt daily to arrive, in the shape of orders, T ti
• Rattler, ..arcx.
Joy. for the United States. All accounts agree that the trade there fi
ig at the p ..n, Whitfield, hence at Genoa. has been so large as to clear off all stocks on hand, at good o
are being 4rnandes, Conteete, hence at Lisbon. pricee, and lead to the anticipation that we are on the eve of an b
reergerY, Ciayet, feel') -at Verdon Roads for this port• excellent demand from thence. Yarns are firm, and not at all
idston, sailed from Beerhaven for Calcutta April 10. over abtandunt. -Tho hosiery trade le nearl eve branch is in , a
hetunatic
Anna, Bolland, hence for Newfoundland at Cove. adult state,. Many of the houses have considerable hopes of a ; n
umatisnl, "'e le Y ' r Yorkpacket, and II •
son re
.. one, II etch 31.-The New arn- speedy revive/. I P
1 w
any medi- i,.,._ -ninon, for Liverpool, and Huron, for Belfast, were on the
;he relief. bar of the
,Over On the Mississippi 9th Marc ,h • the New York packet got ----- I 0
l nearly tu livExEl6th, and the Harrison Chilton on the
-. LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
ease, but poel t °an. April 14.-The Rochester, 1 rueman, from Liver-
- ONe •'Direct Indirect.
ye,,,_, R York, struck on the porth end of Blackwater Bank : --___ _____ Direct. Indireca, idi
rt space et
the Kit morning filled, and it it feared will be a total wreck; Australia .. .. Nov. 25 Lima
ns in the •,, OW boats.boats, and the remainder were being saved by other Berhedoes 1 .. March 11 Mauritius .. .. Jan. 24 - uty affee-
ST fto, , Bombay.. • • .. March 2 Mobile .. March 24
ease, and on 81,0,4 i`.Be, APRIL 9.-A vessel of about 300 tons was driven B. Ayres .. .. Jan. 23 Monte Video .. Jan. 30 -
inished all • total •..
4 reel
.0 the Island of Hoy, yesterday, and has become a Calcutta .. .. Feb. 20 New Orleans . March 23
tone', or• " Matti) . , # enantity of wearing apparel, end a boat with C. G. Lippe, .. jam 28 New York.. • .. 31 Ti
•m), Gel ~ ' "
from here. • atby on the stern-boat, .have come on shore Charleston , .. March 27 Pere.mbuco. • . .. 2 W
teful evi-
China Jan. 30 Rio Janeiro.. . Feb. 20 v
medicine•
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he name. S tTIaRD CY
Anete,0......,......, , lath APRIL.-Wind S. moderate. Havana ~ • , • , March 17 St. Helena." Feb. 23 .. Si
e goyellA= kobile,„___ mai &or Castle. ►leaterson, and Rankin, from Jamaica, ~ , .. (March II Valparaiso •.. I .. an. 21 St
IP4AfrOW?I•7INie end Mese Arteidee from Seyenneh fea Ouayra o i i WWI+ 22 Vera CruzFeb.B 111
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