The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-08-30 00:00:00

CHESHIRE AND WALES.

CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY.. half-yearly
meeting to be held in London on the 7th of September, is
leasing the Bangort°be andde
BIREBNIIEAD HOSPITAL..----S:ermato
District Church, Railway. puswicdehre,
were preached
proposals Grange-lane,
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pital and DishßAeD Collection in
the morning
CHESTER
&c., £4,565 12s. 7d. ; goods, £1,230
week ended August 21, 1853—Railway : Passengers, par-
cels,—Traffic for the
£956 12s. 7d. Total, £6,752 10s. 10d.56.13d. Steam-boats:
com-
pared with the corresponding week last year, 2
Increase
3as3sd
CHESTER TOWN COUNClL.—yesterday week, there,was
an election in Trinity Ward to supply the vacancy occa-
sioned by the appointment of Mr. Griffith to the office of
alderman. Mr. John Hicklin, of the Chester Courant,
was elected, without opposition, to the vacant seat.
CHESTER REGATTA..—Active and judicious preparations
are making for the regatta, which is fixed for to-morrow;
(Wednesday,) when a spirited competition will take place
on the " gently-flowing waters" of the Dee for the various
prizes which are offered to stimulate the energies of all
who take pleasure in the athletic exercise of rowing.—
Chester Courant.
FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Friday morning, while some
boys were playing in the neighbourhood of the National
Schools, Tranmere, one of them, named John Stafford, of
Higher Tranmere, accidentally fell into the large wet
delf at the top of Holt-lane, and was drowned. There
were no adults present at the time to render assistance,
but two of the older boys courageously sprang into the
water and attempted his rescue. Their efforts were un-
availing, as he sank immediately in very deep water, and
the body was not discovered for some hours after. The
manner in which these dangerous places are neglected is
a disgrace to the township. Both at Higher and Lower
Tranmere they are nearly all open to the road, having no
fences or walls to prevent persons from falling into them. -

AWFULLY SUDDEN DEATH: An awful- instance of
sudden death has occurred on board the steamer Anglia,
plying between Kingstown and Holyhead. The vessel
had left the former port about 10 minutes when a young
man, about 27 years of age, supposed to be the son of Mr.
Davies, coroner for the city of Dublin, was seen walking
the deck, smoking a cigar. In the course of a conversa-
tion with another passenger, he complained of having felt
indisposed the previous night, but remarked that he never
felt better in his life than at that moment. Having asked
the address of a house in London, he commenced writing
it down, brit had only finished the first figure of the num-
ber given when the pen fell from his hand ; he dropped
down on the deck, and instantly expired. A lady from
York, seeing him fall, rushed to the spot, and supported
his head ; and, on a cry being raised, Dr. Wynn Williams,
of Carnarvon, who was on board, rendered prompt medi-
cal aid, but all was of no avail. Death took place without
a struggle • the cause, it is supposed, being disease of the
heart. The unfortunate young man was on his way to
Paris. He had a large sum of money about his person,
and a valuable gold watch. The body was wrapped in a
flag until the arrival of the vessel in Holyhead, to await a
coroner's inquest. The dreadful event created much ex-
citement among the passengers.
BIRKENHEAD MODEL YACHT RACE.—The second
match of the season for model yachts of the first-class
took place on Saturday, from Monks' Ferry round the
northernmost powder-hulk, thence round a flag-boat sta-
tioned off the Dingle, and back round a flag-boat moored
off Monks' Ferry. Twice round. It was a time race, a
minute and a half per ton being allowed. Six yachts were
entered, but the Cyprian 38 tons, owned by Mr. F. Pem-
broke James, was withdrawn. At half-past three o'clock
the following took their station in a line with Monks'
Ferry :
1. Presto 7i tons.... 5100 p.... Mr. A. Bower, owner.
2. Breeze 6 „ 5100 p.... Mr. Edwin Haigh.
3. Sirocco .... cutter .. Mr. W. Brown.
4. Kelpie a& „ ....5100p.... Mr. A. Sparrow.
5. Spirit 4 „ 5100 p.... Mr. T. Wilkinson.

by the Kelpie,
forward in splendid style, followed closely
maintained her
The Spirit was the first to get under weigh, and she shot
the Breeze, and the Presto. The Spirit
thw.
position as leader until within a few lengths of . ehpo
had
der-hulk, when she was passed by the Sirocco,
in turn overhauled the Breeze and the Presto at _
rettes, and the Kelpie two or three hundred yards beyond
them. At that point the Presto shot ahead of the Breeze,
which
laza-
and bid fair to pick up the Sirocco, but her speed dimin-
ished shortly sfterwards, and before reaching the powder-
hulk she was very little in advance of the Breeze. After
a spirited contest, in which, up to the close, it was impos-
sible to predict the winner, the Spirit arrived at the flag-
boat at Monks' Perry fully four minutes before the Kelpie,
but, instead of passing between it and the shore, ran
outside. On being signalled to by the parties on board
the steamer to pass inside the flag-boat she was imme-
diately brought by the wind for that purpose, but, at-
tempting to round too soon, fell short of her mark, and
had to make a short tack. In the meantime the Kelpie
Was rapidly approaching, and the greatest interest was
excited. rounding made the attempt, properthis
orduret suc-
ceeded in the flag-boat in the
thell Kelpieie was close after her, getting round almost as
as herself as the following figures show :
Presto
spirit. . 55
5407 281
x_,_, The co _ -•Pie
the spglilicre, Mr. Hamilton Laird, was of opinion that
therefore, decidele4
by passin_u,4.4 acted in
the owner of the In
accordance with the regulations,
pass tele
ICelpie he7i'rone fiag-boat on the starboard hand, while the
tSepririint did the boat on the larboard side. He,
. h efore the corn •
favour of the Spirit. Mr. Sparrow,
disputenot is b , protested on the ground that the e flag-boat as directed ; and the mat-
built by Mr. Bis Op
of B. ~.
first time of her being out. ir..enhead ; and this was the
mittee. The Spirit was
iumi, and 12,000 for Moldavia.
THE TRIBUTE bypaiclll- about 20,000 ducats per annir
Ilia to Turkey amounts to
THE GREAT WESTERN
nwATCOMPANY'S HALF-
rriedpoevr dividendannum, YEARLY MEETING was held on
er.e balance
HALF-
was declared at the rate of 4 per eentursdaY. leaving
Nvinasotl63er,77tO) Provide for the
a balance of under £lB,OOO to be ea
reducedbr o u g ht
to down
tthe
fromabov
e last
aamount
yoleianrt
, which has been
dividend.
THE BARNSTAPLE BRIBERY COMMISSIONr has been
delayed for some weeks, in consequence of the commisioners, Mr. M. Prendergast, Q.C., Sir John Ear
Wilmot, Bart„ and Mr. Leofric Temple, having been
unable to attend until after the assizes had closed. The
day for opening the inquiry is fixed for the 30th natant.

MARKETS.

PRICES of STOCKS for the WEEK.

BRITISH FUNDS,

Tusday. WnsdayiThrsdayl Friday. rSatday

Bank Stock .... 228 i 9 229 !2281 8 '2374.
3vCent.Rd•Ann. 99* 9 1 991 9 it 991 9 i'9Bl 9 81 981 1
3 v Cent•Consols 981 1 1 98* 1 1 98* 1 98* 1 8 98* 71 81
New 31 *Cent.. 1011 1 1011 1 1011 1 00111 if 1011 1 I
Long Ann., 1860. 5 15-16 6 6 5 15-16 6
D0.,30 years,lBs9
D0..30 years,lB6o
India Stock . . 257
In.Bonds,.tl,ooo .... 20 _
Do. underXl,ooo
South Sea Stock.
Do., New Ann... .... .... • loli 1
Cons.for Account 981 1 98/ 4 1 953 i 981 8 98171 8 1
..el,OOO E.Bills,ld 23 pm 1 dis par 2pm 1 dis Ids Ipm
500 ditto, ld .23 pm .... 2pm I dis ids Ipm
Ditto Small, Id.. 23 pm .... Ipmldisjl dis flds Ipm

20ii II:

CORN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL, AUG. 26.—Our market to-day, owing to the
unsettled state of the weather, has been one of excitement ;
millers and dealers have bought Wheat and Flour to a large
extent, and, besides the execution of orders for the Continent,
a considerable quantity of each has been taken to hold over at
an advance, over Tuesday's currency, of 3d to 4d per bushel
on the former, and 6d to 9d per barrel on the latter; American
white Wheat made 8s 8d in quantity. In floating cargoes of
Wheat but little is offering, and higher prices are obtainable
for good qualities of Mediterranean, of various descriptions.
Beans are steady. Oats move off slowly, but Oatmeal is more
in request at full prices. The demand increases for Indian
Corn, at prices rather in favour of sellers.

BRITISH. FOREIGN.
Wheat, * 70th., 8. d. s. d. Wheat, *7olb, s. d. a. d.
English red old 7 9to 8 3 Canadian 7 6to 8 0
Do. do. new 8 0.. 8 4 United States 7 9.. 8 1
Do. white old 8 1.. 8 5 Danzig, &c 7 10.. 8 3
Do. do. new 8 2.. 8 6 Pomeranean,&c 7 10.. 8 3
Irish red .. old 0 0.. 0 0 Danish.&c 7 9.. 8 0
Do. d 0... new 0 0.. 0 0 French, &c 7 6.. 8 0
Do. white old 0 0.. 0 0 Odessa,Polish 6 8.. 7 0
Do. do. . new 0 0.. 0 0 Danube 6 6.. 610
Barley,*qr.Chev. 0 0.. 0 0 Russian &chard 5 9.. 6 2
*6otb.Sc.&lrish 3 11.. 4 4 Egyptian 5 9.. 6 3
Malt,* qr. Eng... 60 0..63 0 Barley, *6otb 3 8.. 3 10
Do. Irish .... 54 0..57 0 Oats, *4sth 2 9.. 2 11
Oats, * 4511,., Beans,*qr.Eurp 39 0..41 0
Eng.&Sctch,old 2 11.. 3 2 *4BotbEgyptn 33 6.. 34 0
Do. Irish, old 2 10.. 211 Peas *qr.white 40 0..42 0
Do. Do. new 2 10.. 3 0 Ind. 'Corn, *4BOTh.
Beans,*qr.Eng..39 0..41 0 Amer. yellow 31 6.. 32 0
*4Bolb. Sc. & 1r.37 0..39 0 Do. white 32 6..33 0
qr• Eng• •42 0..44 0 French.yellow 31 0..31 6
Flour, 4E, 2860,
Do. white 3l 6.. 32 6
Seconds ...... 0 0.. 0 0 Ibrail & Galatz.3l 0..32 0
Fine 36 0..38 0 Flour, *bd. 196th,
Superfine 39 0.. 41 0 Can., sweet .. 28 0..29 0
Extra 43 0.. 45 0 U. States, do. 27 9.. 28 6
Oatmeal, * 2401 b, Do.& Ca n.sour 25 0.. 26 0
Irish . 23 0.. 24 0 Frnch*sk2Botb 40 0..42 0
MANCHESTER, Ann. 27.—Our market this morning was
well attended, and a fair amount of business was transacted
in Wheat and Flour, at an advance of 6d to 8d per 701bs. on
the former; 2s to 2s 6d per barrel, and 3s per sack on the
latter. Other articles fully maintained previous rates.
PRESTON, AUG. 27.—At our Corn Exchange this morning
there was a fair supply of English Wheat, which met rather a
slow sale, but an advance of fully Is 6d per windle was estab-
lished. There were two samples of new offering, one of white,
the quality pretty good but rather soft, which brought 28s per
2201b5., and one of red. in better condition, which sold at the
same figure ; Foreign commanded an advance of 6d per
bushel. Flour 25 per pack higher. Beans again 6d per windle
dearer. We raise our quotations for Oats Id per bushel.
Oatmeal in most instance& recovered the abatement noted in
our last. Bran Is per pack dearer.
WAKEFIELD, Auo. 26.—The price of Wheat in the A gri.
cultural districts has risen most rapidly during the last ten
days, and excitement has taken the place of the previous
panic. At to-day's market holders exhibited increased firm-
ness, and sales of fine fresh Wheat are effected at fully 55 per
qr. advance on the prices of last Friday,—a limited business
has been done in superior sorts at from 3s to 6s advance.
There is a slow demand for Spring Corn. Barley and other
articles are steady at former rates.

WISBECH, Ave. 27.—There has been a great deal of rain
every day since Monday, and now dull and showery again.
We have a fair quantity of Wheat offered, with a few samples
of new, of various conditions, dry 63lbs. made 60s per quarter.
Sales of Wheat to-day are slow, at an advance of 7s to Ss per
quarter, and in some cases more.
CORK, Aun. 27.—Our market has been very excited during

the week, and considerable purchases of Flour made; an
advance of is per cwt. is established. Foreign Wheats sold at

2s to 3s per barrel over last week's rates. Indian Corn firm.
but without consumptive demand. New Wheats are soft.
Oats come in more freely, and are a fair sample.
DUBLIN, Auo. 26.—1 n consequence of the continued
advance in the London market, holders of Wheat here to-day
insisted on higher rates, but, except in some cases, they were
not realised; fresh old Oats being scarce and wanted, were
again 3d to 6d dearer. New Oats and Bere were each 3d to
6d cheaper. New Rape met a brisk demand at an advance of
Is 6d to 28 6d.
White Wheat.26s Od to 32s Od
Red do 255 Od to 305 Od
Barley . 00s Od to 00s Od
Bere. 12s Od to 13s Od
Oats.. Its Od to 14s Od
Oats, new Ils Od to 12s Od

Tawny ......108 Od to lls Od
Rapeseed .... 243 Od to 28s Od
Oatmeal ...... us Od to 13s Od
Bakers' F10nr.165 0d to 205 Od
Indian Corn,
Per 4801 b .285 Od to 31s Od

CATTLE 34-ARLETS

LIVERPOOL, Apo. 29.—We have to report large supplies
of Cattle at this day's market, with a good attendance of
both town and country buyers. The Beef trade ruled rather
heavy. and previous prices were rather difficult to obtain.
Mutton met a good demand at fully previous currencies, and
prime Wedders being rather scarce made rather better prices.
Good Beef worth 516 to 61d per lb. ; Mutton, 6&d to 7d;
larger, and
Lamb, 7d to 7d. Cattle, 2,510; Sheep &c.,11,670.
SALFORD, Atm. 2t.—The number of Beasts
of very fair quality, from s&d. to 64d., and a few left at the
close. The number of Sheep and Lambs was much the same
as last week, and of very good quality ; Sheep from Bid. to
7d. and a few left at the close ; Lambs, 60. to 74d., and all
sold up at the close. Calves 6d. to 614., and all sold up.—
Number of Beasts, 1,456 ; Sheep and Lambs, 9,454 ; Calves, N.
DUBLIN, Auo. 25.—The market to-day was the largest
we have bad during this year. In consequence of this, and
the very hot close weather, the demand was languid, so that
prices gave way considerably in middling and inferior
articles; but real good articles maintained their prices in
consequence of the good demand for home consumption.
Beef, sinking offal, 475. to 545. per cwt.; Mutton, 51d. to
6id.; top, 60. ; Veal, 7d. to 86. per lb. Lambs, 205. to 28s-
each, and when we left, considerable numbers unsold. The
Pork season not opened. Prices not quoted.
PROVISION MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Auo. 26.—We have again to report a steady
business in Beef, the sales reaching 700 tierces, principally of
ordinary brands. Pork is also mare generally inquired for,
but the transactions have not been extensive. Bacon and
shoulders are quiet, without change in prices. Lard has been
in limited request, and a few small sales have been made at
58s to 595. Cheese moved off very freely, at extreme rates.
A small parcel of Grease Butter was offered yesterday at auc-
tion, but, in the absence of country buyers, there was no
competition, and it was withdrawn.
Auo. 29.—There was a fair demand for Butter during the
past week, and the market has become more firm, although
no change can be made in the quotations. It seems probable
that we have seen about the lowest point, as the shippers in
Ireland continue to pay high prices. The consumption is
excellent, and the stock held here is moderate. The best
brands of Waterford, Carrick, and Clonmel, 93s to 94s ; Kil-
kenny, Carlow, and Wexford, 92a to 93s ; Belfast, 92s to 93s ;
Limerick, 87s to 90s ; Sligo, 88s to 908; and pickled Cork
seconds. 855 per cwt. landed. Imported from Ireland from
the 22nd to the 27th instant, both inclusive :-11,277 firkins,
72 kegs, 816 crocks, 329 boxes, and 361 barrels Butter; 27 bales
Bacon ; 8 hogsheads 1 tierce Hams.

ST. JOHNS MARKET.—The following are the prices current
in this market :

Beef * lb Oa 5 to Os 7dlPeas
Mutton
Veal
Lamb, per tb
Fresh Pork .... 0 6i— 0 7 Apricots
Cod Fish 0 0— 0 0 ,Cherries
Bret 0 6 0 8 'Filberts.. .... .. 1 6 0 0
Haddock 0 0— 0 0 Grapes,Eng*lb 2 6 0 0
Soles 0 6 0 8 Ditto ,Foreign 0 0— 0 0
Salmon 0 10 1 0 Pines,For.each. 0 0— 0 0
Turbot
Fresh Butter .. 1 1— 1 2 Fowls,*couple. 2 9 3 0
Salt Ditto 0 10 1 0 Ducks
Lobsters .. each 0 8 0 10 Geese .... each 4 0 6 0
Eggs ....* 124 5 10 0 0 Turkeys
Potatoes.*peck 0 8— 0 9 .Rabbits.*cple 1 6- 1 8
Cucumbers each 0 3 0 4 Hares
Strawberries .. 0 0— 0 0 Grouse 2 6 3 0

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MAREKT.—The following were
the prices on Saturday last :
Hay, oldopst Os Bd@ 0510 i Potatoes, s. d. B. d.
New
Clover
Ditto, Green 0 la— 0 2 Cattle
Vetches
Straw, Wheat o3— 0 4 Carrots 0 0 —'o ‘6
Oat
Barley

LIVERPOOL SHIPPING

TUESDAY, Auo. 23.—Wind N.N.E., light.

ARRIVED.
Emma Watts, Dearborn Veracruzana, Minga
New Orleans Santander
David Huntley, CouMeet 1 William Tapscott, Cornish
Parsborough, N.S. New York
Ocean, Horn Alexandria Sal ween , White Valparaiso
Balbina, Santander Oran Bermuda, Carson Barbadoes
Kallibokka,Campbell Madras Standard, Roe St. Stephen's
Tayruyo 11., De Fanee Bahia Meta, Sorensen Iceland
IronDuke,Cooke N'foundland Pelican (s.s.), Byrne
Orion, Lauritson Ditto Rotterdam
Allport, Hill Alexandria

George, Simpson Quebec
James Watt, Sopwith Odessa
New Zealand, Brown
Portland Bay
Australia, Mountain
Melbourne

Hero, Wright Africa
Athelstan,Eickman Adelaide
Lampedo,CronkSt.John,N.B.
Rosalie, Denduyts Ostend
Elvira, Graham Bombay

Neltuno, Soppo
Constantinople
Marietta' Bojanovich Ditto
Aden, Caclemy Ditto
Terpsichore, Greenwood
Malaga
Anna, Bolan Lisbon
Elizabeth, Williams Beyrout
Jane Brown, Miliimlon

Montreal

The Bijou, Long, has arrived at this port from Maceio,
whence she sailed on the 13th July. She left the Mary Queen
of Scots. Lord John Russell, and Dolphin, loading for this port.
The Mary Stoddart, which arrived here on the 21st instant,
encountered a N.W. gale on the 17th and 18th April, in lat 10
S., lon. 90 E. She shipped a heavy sea, which carried away
her bulwark. and filled the poop and storerooms with water.
It was supposed the ship was on the S.E. edge of a cyclone.
Cataline, Bagaguren, from this port at Havannah.
Infanta, Evans, sailed from Quebec for Beaumaris.
Commerciente, Vidante, from this port, at Cienfuegos.
Felicite, Huber, from Santander for this port, at St. Nazsire.
Hebe, Smidt, from Alexandria at Cagliari, and sailed for
this port 6th August.
Anne and Jane, Smith, sailed from Newcastle for Mel-
bourne, N.S.W., 4th April.

WEDNESDAY, Atm. 24.—Wind S.S.W., light

Fleetwood, Dale, sailed from Honolulu for Shanghai, May 21.
America (s.) ; Guisachan, Phillipsl.and Doctor, Fates, hence
at Halifax,
William
Simonl Bay

Money, Buckley, from Bombay for this port, at

Vesta, Berg, from Akyab for Queenstown, at the Mauritius,
leaky, and discharging.
Cowes,
ialtiatthltesnunnie.e, Roubillard, sailed from the Mauritius for
Jane Morrice, Brown, hence, and George Dean, Contun,
from Cape Town, at Port Natal.
Mary Rae, Lister, from Hamburg at Honolulu, and sailed
for Kamschatka 24th May.
W. R. Hallet,:for this port, put back to Mobile, about the
9th instant, leaky, and would have to discharge._
Rip Van Winkle, Smith, from Calcutta, and sailed for
London, 27th ult..; and Heart of Oak, Hamilton, from Akyab,
at Ascension..

Moffat, Taylor, from Bombay for London, at St. Helena,
leaky, and part of-cargo thrown overboard: must discharge to
discover the leak..

Two ships, one supposed to be an American clipper, and
the other an English vessel, both dismasted, were seen, 17th
instant, in lat.. 50 N.. lon. 27 W., by the Unita, Bielonich,
arrived at Youghal.. [Mem. :—Why did not the Unita bear
down to their assistance?]

Carib, Kilgour;. Arammts, Feran ; Knight, Bradshaw;
Queen Mab, Lamb;- and Prince of Orange, Stephens, from
Bombay; Arachne, Roddock, and Currency, Williams, from
Calcutta; Kedgeree, Isbister, from Akyab; and Dorisiana,
Robertson, from Singapore, and sailed for this port, at St.
Helena.

New World, Knight; Springfield, Roy; Underwriter,
Shipley; Washington;. Jersey, Day; St. Patrick,. Kugslay ;
E Z, Hartshorne ; Richard Morse ; Star of the South •, Par-
thenia, Schoof ; Jane E.. Walsh, Thomas; West Point, Mulli-
ner ; Universe, Bird ; John, Hawes ; and Burrell, Dodge,
hence at New York.

NEW YORK, August 13.—The new ship Anticosti, from
Quebec for Liverpool, ison shore below the former port.

MONDAY, AUGUST 29.—Wind W. to N .W., moderate.

ARRIVEI3

Daniel Webster, Boston Rattler (ss), Downey, Oporto
Crescent City, Ballisten, Ranger, Gothenburg
Qaetec Gem, Beim, Galarz
Ditto Horatio, Hall, Charleston
SAILED.
Waterlily, Thinn, Quebec Gerardo, Beotegin,
Ashland, Benson, New York Christiansand
Ocean Star, Lord, Ditto Cambria (st), Stone, Havre
Herculean, Barryman, Emperor, Mitchell, Ceara, &c
Melbourne 1 lowa, Pettes, New Orleans
John Merrick, Stevens, H. H. Boody, Snow, Ditto
Philadelphia Amelia Hill, Hill, Matanzas

Sovereign,

Pudsey Dawson, Davies, hence at Bombay,loth July, in 96
days.

Ellen, Leighton, sailed from Bombay 2d July ; Hamilton,
Kidston 3d ; Montgomery, Chancellor, Rajahgopaul, Anna,
John Banyan, and tteliance, 6th July, all for this port; Mary
Ridley, 6th July, for China, put back, and sailed again on
Bth July; Mangosteen, 3d July, for iVhampoa ; and Great
Britain, 18th July, for Tuticovin.
Anna Henderson, Husband, hence at Calcutta.
Lahore, Reisk, from Rangoon at ditto.

Thomai Brocklebank sailed from Calcutta Sth July, and
Bella Mavina 14th, both for this port; and Palatine 9th July,
for Rangoon.

City of Benarea, from Clyde at Calcutta, in 85 days from
pilot to pilot.
_ _

Aden;Fletcher, hence for Hong Kong, 4th July; Geffard,
Briand, hence for Shanghae 4th July; and Schah Ichan,
Johns, from Sincapore to Bombay, 6th July, all at Anjer.
Victor, Brown, from King George Sound, at Sincapore.
Emma Colvin, Nicholson, hence at Calcutta, 15th July.
William Prouse, Williams, from New Zealand, at Madras.
Norfolk, Brown, sailed from ditto for this port 16th July.
Sir Henry Pottinger, Cragg; and Security, Brown, hence
at Shanghae, 13th June.

Balmoral,, Budge, from London, at Shanghae, and sailed
13th June, for Canton.

Medina; Sandford, from Amoy, at St. Helena, and sailed
13th July, with 450 Chinese coolies for Havana.
Robert, Corcelli, hence, 4th July; Philip Laing, Caiden-
head, from Newport ; and Lord Warriston, from San Fran-
cisco,—all at Hong Kong.
Frances Barclay, sailed from ditto for Manilla, 25th June.
Liberia, hence at St. John, N. 8., 13th August.
Bowkill, Eales ; and Glenara, Graham, hence at New-
foundland.
Huron, Fraser; and Indefatigable, Pickernell, hence at
Quebec.

Ann Rose (new ship 1100 tons), from Richibucto for this
port, off North Cape, Prince Edward Island, 14th Au4ust.
Celestial, Raymer, hence; and Amoy, at Hong Kong.
John Horrocks, sailed from Singapore for Hong Kong, 4th
July.

James Turcan, hence; Booner, from Glasgow; and Allison,
from Melbourne, at Sincapore.
Quito, Goulding, sailed from Colombo for London, 22nd
July.

Liundonald, from Bombay, and sailed for this port, 13th
July ; and Hero, Finlay, from Hong Kong, for this port,
both at St. Helena.

ST. HELENA, JULY 13.—Besides the Medina, two other
coolie ships have arrived lately for stores, one of which had
lost forty men by sickness, and five others had been shot.
HALIFAX, June 18.—The new ship Edward Cardwell, from
Miramichi for Liverpool, was totally lost at Miquelon, New-
foundland, 26th July: crew saved; cargo will also be saved.
The Lady of the Isles. M'Cormick, from Prince Edward
Island to Liverpool, went ashore on Main Adieu Island
Point, 30111 July, but was subsequently got off and taken
into Arichat. The Zeno, Harrison, from Glasgow to New
York, went ashore at Archevoyne, C. 8., 21th July, and
is reported as likely to become a wreck.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Agnes, hence for Demerara, July 19. lat 24 N, long 35 W.
Alice Wilson, hence, Aug. 9, 49 N, 11 W.
America (s.), hence for Boston, Aug. 14, 47 N, 51 W.
Ariel, hence for Newfoundland, 13 W.
Artistic, Chilli for this port, July 11, 34 N, 42 W.
Burrells, hence for New York, July 12, 47 N, 39 W.
Campbell, Jamaica for this port, July 28, 38 N, 45 W.
Carthaginian, of Swansea, hence for Demerara, Aug. 12, 50 N.
.
Charles, of this port, for Melbourne, Aug. 13, 12 N, 26 W.
Charlotte, hence for Leghorn, 49 N, 10 W.
Favourite, hence for New York, Aug. 7, 49 N, 13 W.
Gardiner, hence, Aug. 7, 50 N, 14 W.
Geometry, Monte Video for this port, 51 N, 11 W.
Gipsy, St. John's for this port. Aug. 11, 50 N, 23 W.
Idas, hence for Alexandria, A.S., Aug. 14, 51 N. 18 W.
Imperial, hence for St. John's, N.B. off Cape Clear.
John and Mary, of this port, bound to Pernambuco, Aug. 1,
41 N, 16 W.
Judith, Valparaiso for this port, July 13, 34 N, 44 W.
Lockett, hence for China, Aug. 19 off Bardsey.
Only Son, hence for Rio Janeiro, July 1, 5 N, 23 W.
Pacific (s.), hence for New York, Aug. 16, 820 a.m., SON, 40 W.
Petrel, from this port, off Liberia.
Princess Royal, hence for Quebec, Aug. 8, 49 N, 15 W.
Rhoda, hence for Civita Vecehia, Aug. 8, off Carthagena.
Recorder, Akyab for this port, May 31, 26 S, 43 E.
Robins, hence for Sydney, 10 N, 23 W.
Ronochan, hence for Quebec, Aug. 10, 51 N, 11 W.
St. Lawrence (barque), hence for Bonny, Aug. 14, 50 N.
Science (brig), hence, Aug. 13, 49 N, 8 W.
Sorata, hence for Hong Kong, June 17, 31 S, 29 W.
Springfield, hence for New York, Aug. 1, 42 N, 60 W.
Worongoff, of this port, for C. G. Hope, July 11, 10 N, 24 W.

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