The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-22 00:00:00

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THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

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SUNDAY, MAY 20 —Wind S., light

ARRIVED.—Robert Preston; Williamson, fr

Teazer, Wainwright, hence at Revel.
Erin, Pontas, hence at Delfzyl.
Splendid, Rowley, hence at Riga.

T-evrartli:

with cargo shifted

)ford, hence at ditto. after being ashore.
'n ; M`Donnell, M`Donnell ; and Norway,
I?tf.ditto 2nd instant.

; Greenock

en;lmi,,el.)2_ from. N

cra Cruz, off Mobile 27th April,
Ati.odars-i--•-rid, with the Mexican mail, and about
'OOl4 ,oy, specie on freight ; left Vera Cruz 17th April.
IVi 22„dF ow ood, hence for Camaroons, was totally lost
le And tt., oarv, near Benin ; crew saved.
irons Auckland at Sydney, N.S.W.
1(44, k'°n, Bushell, hence at Camaroons.
trel e en
atch p„ck.! hence at Fernando Po.
ere ' Mth th", from Rio de Janeiro at Monte Video 10th
at a_oo,le, pen.,,Janitary snail from England. _
8U ale, _ „..

STORNAWAY, May 12.
for Itiga, in leaving this
off and proceeded, apps

harbour took the

VESSELS SPOKE

Pet 4YI
Aer,„4."4 Merse IL
Ott.L'eran ye, arid Xnrifa, It

Eiizbeth

Lnd Navigator, Lefevre, hence

raranham

signol, hence at Vera Cruz

the Clyde, at ditto.
4CII "gilla'a, and La Primeira de Guatemala, Ortiz,

; Corsair, Westcott ; Regent, Brown
Ocean Queen, Morrison; and Adelini:

i•Yt tPlirien ,
keoly coy Italifax.
lirder,t %table, hence at Wchibucto,
,krf.„ ,1111111, I

hence at Madeira.
Tibt , iin
W, 7s, hence at Corfu.
(F'Otas rt•Y, and Gazelle, M‘Kie, hence at Leghorn.
s'ioe, ' -ow's, hence at Bolderaa.
tP!elidi,e,'lre off ditto.
; Catherine; Amity • and Victory, hence off Riga.
4t F. tr,r,tas, hence for Tonniiigs, at Delfzyl.
114anyre6c),Tia, hence for Lisbon, off Texel.
oNI., aitlack, hence at Antwerp.
e in.113,t0, Alarch 10.—The Elarriet, Gibbs, of London,
',on 11,-,,'„Al'res for the Channel, struck on the Punta Car-
'. irate' unit of February, and put into this port, making
r; she is undereoing repairs, and will be ready for
oUt three weeks-. The John Horton, Cunningnam,
and Havre for Istappa, put in here on the Bth
"anl,l",e to her cutwater, having encountered very
t off the Falkland Islands. She will be ready to

April 25.—A large vessel derelict, with a deck-
, was instan in
141,k:etta!•,56,cream-colour end another largepassed vessel,en onthe herlet
beamends,
ef aC the 14th instant, in let. 32, long. 72. An American
alld "t 2flo tons, eastern built, maintransom injured by
lebh„at• (1, Ice,°MPlete wreck, was passed on the 31st of March,
1-61 f --“z• 42. May I.,—The Swatara, Hiscock, from Li-
jr(ll,, eanor l'iMadelithia, went on shore en the 23rd of April,
ttl%P.At AVtesil„ enloPim , and subsequently filled ; crew saved.
tar„:"-ting April 22.—The Alceste Orem Apalachicola) is
liqte haa', lid will sail in a few days for Liverpool: part of her
":ea sold at an average of nearly six cen!s. A dere:
Tiorthlt,ll Painted ports, was seen 12th April, about 15
°, cape Florida.

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410, 1v,.,--“'DAY, MAY W.—Wind S. to S.W., moderate.
u•—la tithe Bailey, and Hibbert, Bruce, from Bueno_
I', ter, pti:Y 'Queen 'of Scots, Wilcox, from Barbadoes-rKate
rh4irard "r„S°ll-, and Ottowa, Drynan, from Mobile—.Wilham
kl4'l, '-en • Henrietta Butchard.; Chatham, Venice ; and
to'4ett
, gsrY, from New orleans—Lady Rowena, M`Donald ;
;;'„ i'lortel • Commodore, Pratt; Matthew Plummer,
Iriy,,,^ehar,;"('‘. Pons 'CElii, Thwaites, from Alexandria—Faronia,
Le,,,i;„'rorn Palermo—Henrietta Willie!mina, I.3randtulit,
fog,'" Itiit"rn—Ann lnzate, Fudge, and William Pitt, Sharp,
Newl,---Bridget, Wade, from Lisbon—Amaranth, Bliss,
ntakle ~k' ,rleans—Thomas, Harrison, and Jessie, Stephens,
E —gpv Farrant, front 'Zante—Hebe, from
..1 .1* -noward Bulkely, from Charleston—
tz47l4ll.t'h"r Lima.--
u
4,1 neari.--Varotine Cademy, for Smyrna—Fisher, Ditchburn,
1,.;',,Jz0„-:,' of oak, D'ibtlen, for Newfoundland—Sophia, Di(on,
4.1 1-4,-o,n. Wilkinson, for Narva—Adroit, Davies, for Lis-
morns, tor
irkn
Zephyr, Dark: for Elsitiedr—Hermione, Chenoweth;
ionreiog ,Ith, Gourley
and William Bayley, Teasdell, for
for 'etttetne—Panthett. Glen. for Bombay—Colonist, Herron,
Sc,„' orti,„Pand—m arthn, Collis, for Rotterdam—Ann, Scott,
kol`t, f0,.',,, A.S.—Acorn, Jones, for Hammerfest—Douglas,
,k) k,ertt,' ,flareute—lsabel, Hawken, for Hondnres—Rothen,
ljothe4 for Lima—Commodore, Cozens, for Beyrout—
Ns4t W-,38c0, Nachituhe, and Tartar, Hogan, for Cadiz—
hettlo,"s'iington, Blaisdell, for Boston—Milford, Davies, for
,itllN'ood."-Niartha Jane M‘Whae, for St. Andrew's, N. 8.-
4.1%,'?,re-' Vickers, for Cuba—Camilla, Young, for Demerara
Vit--4:',Vanderheyde for Ostend—Elizabeth, Taylor, for
44tkitirl:45,n, Appleton' , for Naples—Tribune, Coffin, for
Pte.

-IW;ltanleY, from Angra Pequina at this port, sailed 10th
4411.teliaet loading the Mail, of this port.
dab fo;.(1g. ,ngnilon ..from Whampoa at St. Helena, and sailed 17th
ahia t
- and M.aria, ani], hence at Havana.
oDence ; InfantFul's, Hawes ; Portland, Leavitt; Harriet,
C't! tit sPti'', Brewer; Harmony, Jamieson; and Goliah,
John,Jata N.B.
aoh:Bll,,' `qeolus ; William Hardy, O'Brien ; Harriet, Short;
lificl)bri;l4,,n, Stevenson Bahia Packet, Hargrave; Alexander,
Qat ee; Morton, Kelly; and Richardson, Carruthers,
Nailer Ofoundland.
from Tetnan ; Desire, Stabb, from Marseilles ;
1?7,41(0-;',h.endrick, from Tarragona, at 'Gibraltar, and all
pfd
'lna port.
Contente, hence at Lisbon.
Jotiattt',l-egg, hence at Oporto.
130 41,4"Nirnendahl, and Triton, Deswelgh, hence at Ostend
yolis f • ary, Phillips, hence at Deal for Narva.
,ranl Adelaide at Swansea.
a'Ylie, hence at Longhope for Narva.
1.41"-

frOS%IIBDAY Amu. 17.—Wind 5.4. W. N.N.W, light.
I ory, Teulon, from Manilla—Creamore, Salt,
hhlepnotbb.eelo-111ilan Alansen
andnp, Galbraith
from J
Ituadicea,'Lovett ; lntrinsic, AliKay,a_New
iledriore3/42._ chlibo, Boyd, from Mobile—Franconia, Smith, from
4oli '4l f Maria Hardy, Peters, from Alexandria—Reliance,
thnilY '1,241 Leghorn—Rhoda, Hibbs, from Smyrna—.Souter
ti 4 PfinA from Pale o—Sisters, Knight, from Licata—
frer. Meldrum, from Buenos Ayres—Richard Alsop,
.ko4lQn.„,APalachicola—Anne Sophia, Stephen, from Malloar.
!Or tleomas, Draper, for
Alice IVY ilsan, Bute o ARii=iSoEring,
i A Barber,,,
for New York—Mountaineer,
ii'Alid,'Or Savannah—Elizabeth Jane, Davison, for Cron.
nrietti 8,, Leslie, for Narva—Minus, Randall, for Oporto—
'oil4„_,"e, Scott, for' Buenos Ayres—Abbot Lord, Joyce,
"ft—Oriental, Hoyt, for Boston.

,-ielena, Carruthers, hence at Sydney, N.S.W,
(WaYrrell, hence at Benin.
11/44ralnarants M'Cartney, hence at Buenos Ayres.
co Heron, hence at Ceara.
11,41ZA,r,18,1), hence at Galatz.
4tenrbara Ahrend hence at Antwerp.
Rent
k-ntliarina Schiudde, and Clemence, Ninteman,
vet), }:,'e,Sehelde.'
i4lizabett's,n, from Rotten at this port, at Brixham.
Itninl`Lune, Stewart, hence for Narva, at Tobermorey.
b4ll,
,tones
from the Mauritius at Cove.
k've, he'-'ines, from Callao at ditto.
.0,4e1),, ice for California off ditto.
Bruce, and Lady Harvey, Mason, hence at Arichat.
Luny an, and Sanderson, from Shanghae at London.

Nip
AY, MAY 18.—Wind N.W., fresh breeze.
.Collins, Apalachicola—Ark, Johnson,
pr, robe, Jenkins ; The Duke, Dad. y ; John G.arrow,
It'nee of Wales Brown • William Vail, Wishart Com-
Annie ; Larch, Reed' • Orbit, Larkin ; Charlotte,
nli Nlbar, Pa Kalamazoo, Paull:, New Orleans—Monterey,
bar,
I?ltitnot e—Malaar, Teulon; Importer, M‘Larep ;
tor,er, !otts, Mobile—Pbcenix, M`Knight, Antigua—Jessie,
l'et,.4--10, Margaret, Ro.ers, Savannah—Siddons, Cobb, New
White, 'Paraiba—Huddersbeld, Cook, and
Africa--Nle aid, Flaylies, Jamaica—Socrates,
8101(4„,,a'euitta—NIinna Toby, Genoa—Agnes, Wyld, patras
,Anattr-re, Henderson, Charleston—Serenader, Robinson,
.oplclLEt),
n'-ejtv"---r; Z, Hartshorn, and Isaac Wright. Marshall., New
"°Rib' ' 1-tricoln Rigby, Quebec—John Spencer, Lulbet-
aYArethus'a, O'Donnell, Boston.

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A el
141„ 'ester ---
'*6`B, env,' tigers, and Renown, Cowan, hence at Bahia.
fluopfish,erer, saibM from ditto for Falmouth 3d April.
kezio, Patri !en, and Irene, M'Donald,hence at Pernambuco.
J4ii par,e (:Kson, from Workington at ditto.
4401%`scar, page, hence at Trieste.
01%, sir r, Baldwin, hence at Naples.
ttp ,t1!;e, IN. 'art, hence at Genoa
AIILY, Auleles, sailed from Ma. laga for this port 25th April.
, hujoa tia„erp3.l, hence at Cape of Good Hope, and sailed
(ness / March.
28„, ..larence, Cole, hence at ditto, and sailed for
Marche,
4e4:11, onainer,) Cartel , and Queen. Drew,hence at Helvoet.
tLet Ayreg?. f/oin China, and lilartha Shallcross, from
111 n, ffuart Deal.
eh, Uriti„ ns, hence for New York ; Mary, Friends, for
grid I. .6. Stratton, Leone, for Patagonia ;and Friendship,
skti
~ or AT
.finlzvanilla, at Cove.
4Allt, "I Lk ther, from Callao at Falmouth, with foremast
(1Q,,114,,P, May
co; -1?.."--T1)e Eleanor, of Whitehaven, Blaiklock,
par.9,Wri up 1.;,. or Liverpool, had the greater part of her
k : 411 the an explosion of gas this morning, and must
Ur° We A I,lt.'ce, crew, except the master, more or less injured.
st coas, April Pampero, Ho't, from Liverpool to
Jig too
snuckrrived of
this port let instant, leaky ; but
water to come an, proceeded to Bahia.
. A

TIT lIDAyAt
.: __AY

"wa'll7.—Loch
anipY„r• Hastings, Ali Bride, from Mo e
I 4, fr. trom Calcutta—Sarah, Colbert, from I‘.l
4'N n Rowett, from Callao—Lockwoods, Erring-
kB-ki;'o4lea4"-ston—lVilliain, from Smyrna—Hope, Brown,

Laex, BaldfrstonCalcutta—Niagara steamer),

Ffbr%ew York—lsaac V
Kenny neY..for
,„ ualdwm, fora uebec
Jo air.s for Mal

Vtight, Marshall, for
•Antilles, Parroti, for
—Huma, Jarvis, for

Maranit

at this I

Australia

Bahia
Barbadoes
Bombay
B. Ayres

Calcutta
C. G. Hope.
Charleston

China
Demerara
Havana
Jamaica
I.a Guavra

BlLima

March 71.
.. 23
30
April 28
Feb.

_ 271Ri0 Janeiro..
Apr. 12 .. Savannah ..
.. April 25,5 t. Helena ..
9;Valparaiso
.. —Arent Cruz ..

Destination

TIDE TABLE

Sandwich, Lawson, from Alexandria, at this port. On the
14th March, off Cape Bonn, fell in with the his, Williams, of
Belfast. from Malta, in a sinking state, and took off the crew,
and almost immediately afterwards the vessel went down.

Try, Howes; Nymph, Hoyde; Scio, Warne; Ann, Lewis;
R. Hicks, Hill ; and Concordia, Eddes, all hence at Helvoet.
Minerva, Deswelgh ; Jupiter, Duclerc ; and Neptune,
all hence at Ostend.
Oak, Medcalfe, hence at Adelaide, with considerable damage,
having been in contact with the Freak, for Sydney, in the river.

and Catherine, Hansen, lienceatAntwerp.

Sesokris. Dand, and Elizabeth, Smith, Bence at Maranhani
Elvira, Thorpe, hence at Demerara.
Prosperitas, Nodius, hence at Trieste.
Alice, Haney, hence at Havre.

PhceTlix, Kantin-inga, and Mentor, --, hence at Bolderaa,

Chester, Attrill, and'Ettina, Mulder, hence at Brielle.
Bellairs, Rees, and Chieftain, Edwards, from Calcutta, at
St. Helena, and proceeded for Liverpool.
Humayoon, Findlay, from Bombay, at St. Helena, and pro-
ceeded for Liverpool.

Dartmouth, Lawton, from Madras, at St. Helena, and pro-
ceeded for London. _

Ann Jane, Rigby, from Batavia, at St. Helena, and proceeded
for Cowes.

CONISBAY, May 15.—Herschel, Robertson, of Dundee, from
Liverpool for Cronstadt, was stranded near this place yester-
day, but got off, with little apparent damage, and proceeded
for Dundee to be overhauled.

7oi Barba

SAlLED.—Reindeer, Enright, for
Packet, Ding, for Trinidad—Elizabeti
M. A. Johnston, Johnston, for Calcutta—Windsor, Pepper, for
Para—Laura, Dambrill, for Bahia—London, Ilebard ; Charles
Saunders, Simpson ; and Columbus, M'Cerran, for New York
Gover, for Philadelphia—J. Dunlap, .Norris, for New
Orleans—Edgecombe, Campbell, for Newfoundland—Themis,
Leighton ; Mary Caroline, Delany ; and Pe
St. John, N.B.—Meg Merrilies, M`Kellar,
Kennard; Rob Roy, Dryburg,h ; and Elizabc
for Cronstadt—Christian VIII., Buck. and S
sen, for Bergen—Sisters, Knowles, for Constantinople
Clark, for Elsinore—Helena, Alewyn, for St. Petersburg

'oung, Young

City of the Sultan, 'Davies ; Flirt, Gillharn ; and Sir R. Peel
(s), Watts, all hence at Constantinople.
Olive; Mentor; Castilian Maid ; Jessie Amelia ; Ilos; and
Addington, all hence off Riga.
Reindeer, King, hence at Galatz.
Nina, hence at Rio Grande.

Pirate (s), Hardy, cleared at Constantinople for this port
26th April.
Enterprise, from Port Philip, at St. Helena.
; Cosmo'; Francis Depan ; Favourite, Webster, from China, at Low'
nil Celeste, of Limerick, off . in it

On 26th

long. 19 F., encountered a Leavy storm, which
lasted twelve-hours; it then suddenly shifted to N.W., and
blew for three hours with terrific violence, laying the lower
yardarms on the water, and washing the lee bulwarks out fore
and aft.

lark, from Liverpool
ground, but floated

Quebec Packet, from Limerick, for New York, 2nd May, in
lat. 46, long. 22—Fingal, hence for New York, 24th April, in
lat. 46, long. 38—Ganges, of this port, for Sydney, 6th May, in
lat. 46, long. 10—Tremont, from Glasgow, for St. Kitt, 10th
May, in lat. 50, long. 10—Spartan, from London, for Sydney,

. ,
forty-two days out, in lat. 15 S., long. 39 W—Jane Green, 30th
April, in lat. 41 N., long. 11 W—Baron of Renfrew, from Cha-
tham, for Calcutta, 6th May, in lat. 45, long. 13—Mary, from
New Calabar, for this port, 9th March, in lat. I S., long. 6 E
Huddersfield, from Bonny, for this port, Ist April, on the
Equator—Michael, frOm London, sth April, in let. 1, long. 20—
Jane, from St. Helena, for London, 18th April, in lat. 22, long.
38—Aberdeen, from Port Philip, for London, 19th April, in lat.
23. long. 38—Renshaw, from Marsala, for London, sth April,
off Maritano—Sharon, from Licata, for Belfast, 2:)th April, off
Cape de Gatt—Actaeon, from Constantinople, for Falmouth,
23rd April, off Cape St. Vincent—Swift, from Gallipoli, for
Cardiff, Bth May, in lat. 41, long. 10—Refosis, from Malaga,
for Cardiff, 10th May, in lat 46, long. 9—lt. D. Shepherd, from
New Orleans, for this port, 23rd April, in lat. 39, long. 79—
Infanta, hence for New York. 16th April, in lat. 41, long. 60—a
a steamer, 7th May, in lat. 44, long. 52—harmony, Bth May, in
lat. 46, long. 43—Constitution (brig), 9th May, in lat. 48, long.
35:—Panope, •hence, Bth April, in lat. 36, long. 16—Billow,
hence for Beirout, 22nd April, off Cape de Gatt—Argos, of this
port, twenty miles east of Gibraltar—Nestor, of Plymouth,
hence 23rd April, of Cape St. Marys—Thomas, hence for New-
foundland, 20th April, in lat. 48, long. 52—Petrel, from New
Calabar, for this port, 30th March, in lat. 5 N., long. 21 W
Sandersons, front Shanghae, for London, 4th May, in lat. 43,
long. 21—Queen of the Dart, from Limerick, for Anguilla, 11th
April, in let. 18, long. 63—ltankin, outward bound, 12th May,
of Cape Clear—Adeline, hence for New York, 2nd May, in lat.
50, long. 15—Chaos, of Savannah, 4th May, in lat. 49, long. 13
—Wilson, of Sunderland, bound west, 6th May, in lat. 41, long.
lo—Gl:nelg, from Demerara, 9th May, in let. 50, long. 10—
South Carolina, front Mobile, for Trieste, 15th April, in lat. 30,
long. 78—Lord Brougham
_and Vanx, 30th April, in lat. 40,
long. 50—Fisherman, of Jersey, 6th May, in let. 45, long. 33
Liverpool, from Antwerp, for New York, 9th May, in let. 47,
long. 21—Agamemnon, 14th May, off Cape Clear—Achilles,
15th May, off Tuskar—Perry, from Hobart Town, for London,
7th April, in long. 30—Phoenix, (whaler,) from Nantucket, Ist

March, in lat. 56 S., long. 63 W—BritishTar, bound westward,
10th May, in let. 50, long. IS—Jamaica, standing S.W. 14th
May, in lat. 51, long. 10—Earl Durham, hence for Bahia, 7th
April, in lat. 1 N., long. 24—Lucy, hence for Bombay, 2nd
April, in lat. 3., long. 22 W—Henry Ismay? bent' Bth May, in
lat. 45, long. 15—Zenobia, hence 4th May, in lat. 44, long. 17—
Nith, hence for Bombay, 9th May, in lat. 46, long. 14—Tally
ho! hence for the Mediterranean, 3rd May, in lat. 41. long. 12
—Coronation, 3rd May, in let. 51, long. 13—Vulcan, hence for
New York, 4th May, in lat. 51, long. 11—Energy, from Rio
Grande, 7th May, in let. 38 N., long. 36 \V—Carthage, from
Boston, for Calcutta, 20th April, in lat. 21 N., long. 39 W
Emigrant, from Callao. for Cardigan, 26th April, in lat. 32 N.,
long. 43 NV—Beaver, from Sunderland, for St. John, 6th May,
in let. 43, long. 31—Lady Mona, hence for Buenos Ayres, 7th
April, in long. 22—Bellairs. 21st April, in lat. N., long. 21 W
Foxhound, hence 24th April, in lat. 36, long. 9—Ada, hence for
Bahia, 15th April, inlet _1 N., long. 22 W--Thomas Malden,
from Callao, Ist May, in lat. 34 N., long. 44 W—lsabella Har-
nett, 19th April. in let. 1 S., long. 20 W—Ursula, from Cork,
for Bombay, 13th April, in lat. I N., long. 22 W—Selina, hence
00414 11, 1. 1.4. 0 DJ., 10..(4. oa Iv_{4,,hn
hence for Demerara, 6th May, in lat. 43, long. 12—Earl of
Lonsdale, hence for Valparaiso, sth Feb , in long. 18 NV—Men-
'zies, from London, from Bombay, 6th March, in lat. 34 S.,
long. 12 W—Lanercost, hence for Sincapore, 9th March, in lat.
35 S., long. 10 W—Foxhound,:hence 24th April, in let. 36, long.
9—Ward Chipman. 4th May, in let. 40, long. 41—Ripley, of
this port, for Manilla, 16th May, off Taskar, —Rambler, bound
west, 6th May, in long. 35—Orpheus, from Marseilles, for Mau-
ritius, 24th April, off Gibraltar—Sarah and Eleanor, from
Alexandria, 20th April, off Cape de Gatt, with fore topsail
yard sprung, and loss of boat, &.c.—Diana, from London, for
Sydney, 14th, March, in lat. 3 N., long. 20 W.—Berhampore,
from London. for New Zealand, 30th March, in lat. 5, long. 20
—Queen of Jersey, from London, 31st March, in lat. 5 N ,
'long. 23 W—Sally, from Newport, from Jamaica, 19th April, in
lat. 27, long. 38—Margaretta, from Palermo, for Boston, 2nd
May, in lat. 38, long. 36—Ann, from Belfast, for Alicant, 9th
May, off Cape Finisterre—Ann and Sophia, from Malta—Joseph
Sanderson, hence for Calcutta, 6th April, in lat. 1 S., long. 20
NV—Bland, Bth April, in lat. 11'S., long. 23 NV—Gladiator, from
London, for New York, 24th April—Peter Marcy, from New
Orleans, for this port, 6th May, in let. 50, long. 24—Cotton
Planter, from New York, from Antwerp, 6th May, in lat. 47,
long. 27—Fidelia, hence for New York, Bth May, in lat. 50,
long. 24—,Unity, of Jersey, for Labrador, 10th May, in lat. 51,
long. 21—Lillias, from Hamburg, for Newfoundland, 3rd May,
in lat. 44. long. 32—Agnes Ann, from Newry, for Quebec, sth
May, in lat. 45, long. 29—New Margaret, 12th May, in let. 47,
long. 26—Howqua, 23rd April, in lat. 8, long. t 8 W—Neer-
budha, 16t11 May, in lat. 51 N., long. 10 W.

Bahama
Lagnayr

.... Alaiiilla
1680 Surat ..
.... Madras

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL, MAY 20.
!Direct.' Indirect.' I Direct.' Indirect

39600 bales

March 13

9j 4 Maranham i April 9 • •
Mauritius 1 .. Feb. •
14
3 Mobile I April 24
Monte Video; .. March 10

New Orleans! .. !April
New York... ' May 2
IPernambuco.! ! .

March 1
,April 17

PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST-OFFICE, MAY 20,

desp'd Last Paeket'Next Packet
from Lon don I sailed. I due.

S'HAMPTON STADION
Lisbon 7th, 17th, !Iberia Next Mail
Madeira
Spain
Gibraltar every month

1 Malta &lonian Islands 3rd and 20th'Ripon I Next Mail
Greece and Egypt.... of every April 20Idue May 28
India, Ceylon,& China., month.
(1) Brit. Col. in W. hid.
(except Honduras &
Bermuda,) For. Col. . 2nd and 17th Dee
of every
in W. Indies, except month.
Havana, Venezuela,
and Madeira

Next Mail
May 17 due May 22

(2) Mexico & Havana.. } and of everylClyde Next Mail
:(3) Bermuda, St. Juanl month *say. May 2 due May 22
de Nicaragua, and 17th crfevery Dee Next Mail
New Grenada
FALMOUTH STATION.
Madeira, Brazil, and 1 Evng. of 4th .11 M Peterel.HM Express
Buenos Ayres I every month May 61 May 28
LIVERPOOL STATION.
Brit. N. America, Ber-1 Every Fri-,Niagara.... ,Cambria ..
made, and U. States. I day. I May 19 May 23

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31ay. h. m. h. m. I ft. in.
Tuesday. ... 22; 10 58 11 21 19 5
Wednesday.23l 11 43 19 11
Thursday —241 0 6 028 20 1 Queen Vic. born leap
Friday ....2.51 052 116 19 4
Saturday ..26: 140 2 6 17 n
Sunday 231 258 16 5 Whit Sunday. Pen-
M0nday....281 325 357 14 8 1 [tecost.

CATTLI

iati~ct.

LiVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET. MAY 18.
There has been a very good demand for Sugar, particularly

were Antigua) hove been sold at very full prices ; 5000 bats
Bengal and 4000 mats Mauritius have also been disposed of at
the quotations, and 2700 bags Madras at 335. 6d. to 365. od. per
cwt. For Foreign the market has become quiet, owinz to the

absence of export demand ; only 150 cases brown Bahia sold
by public sale, at from 395. tid. to 405., and by private, GO hints.
and 80 brls. Porto Rico and St. Croix at 40s. to 438. per cwt.—
The sales of Molasses are 360 puns. Porto Rico and Barbadoes,
to arrive, at 225., and 160 puns. Trinidad (an indirect import)
at 19s. per cwt. from the quay.—The business in Coffee is of

Rico a,: 38s. pei.cwt., and 'lBO I.;igs Rio (all faults).— sales
of Cocoa, Ginger. Pepper, or Pimento.-100 tierces Carolina
Rice sold at 16s. 6d. to 17s. 6d., and 7000 bags Bengal at Bs. 3d.

to Bs. 6d. for middling to good broken, and at 10s. to 11s. 3d.
per cwt. for good to very fine white.—lium is without change ;
the sales about 150 puns. Detnerara.—There is no change to
notice in the Tea market, and prices continue the same for all
kinds of blacks and greens, with only a moderate business

jell Lac broait 4Ss. per cwt., being a small advance ; 30
chests of Lac Dye, 4d. for very low, and 11d. per lb. for mid-
dling; about 209 tons Gambier, 9s. 6d. • small lots of Catch,
19s. per cwt. ; and 90 tons Panama Afother-of-Pearl Shells,
£l4 per ton.—Saltpetre is dull, and only 200 bags sold, barely
supporting previous rates; 500 tons of Nitrate of Soda have
N 1
I been taken at 1 ls. to 11s. 3d. per cwt.—About 300 tons Guano,

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MAY 18.
The returns by the steamer which arrived on Monday last

ports over the corresponding period last year, making a: total
receipt up to the 2nd instant of 2,390,000 bales. Any unfa-
vourable impression, however, which these accounts were cal-
culated to produce upon the market has been more than coun-

teracted by the, well-ascertained fact, that the unseasonable
frost, and the general dry and cold weather which had pre-
vailed over a large portion of the Cotton-growing districts, has
been so fatal to the young plant as to make it necessary to sow
afresh to a considerable extent, whereby the ensuing crop will

rendered in all probability a late, and therefore a precarious
one. Under these impressions many holders have withdrawn
their Cotton, and the tone of the market has been decidedly of
a firmer character, the prices of last week having been fully
maintained for all descriptions of American, - -
qualities exceeded ;-but Egyptian are hem
is, from Rotterdam for this port, at Torbay, I of id. per lb

. ,
The business for export consists of 4220 Ameri-
Pernani, and on speculation 6140 American and

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
For the week ending May 18, 1849.

SALES OF THE WEEK

120 Stained
9140 Bowed Georgia.
f Mobile

15040 New Orleans,

Prices paid Imports
the NI; eek.lThisWiciThil

450 Perlynnbeco & Paraiba 4
{ "
Aracati and Ceara .... j 4

670 Bahia and A 1

1 Sawginne

Dernerara,Surinatn, &c
Egyptian

Conndon West India, &c
Cartliagena

LIVERPOOL CORN EXC

5d
6 19250 325095
5 JJJ

140.52 26421

72678 89

HANGE, MAY 15,

The very scanty arrivals into this port for some weeks past
having been somewhat increased within the last few days, we
have to note a moderate quantity of Wheat and Flour, with a
good supply of Indian Corn, from the United States, exclusive
of several cargoes of several cargoes of Wheat and Beans from
Europe and Egypt, but, except Malt, little produce either
coastwise or from Ireland; as, however, the wind is nnv
favourable, more grain vessels are shortly expected from abroad,
several from the zouth of Europe being now at Falmouth wait-
ing orders to proceed. _ _

Notwithstanding the favourable change in the weather, and
the improved appearance of the growing crops, the Wheat
trade at our market this morning was firm at the prizes of
Tuesday, and a fair amount of business was transacted for
consumption, the millers being mostly bare of stock.
Flour was teso in tolerably good demand, at the full rates
of this day week for American brands generally, but in Irish
little or no business was don(
Barley, Beans, and Yea
Malt being more plenti
(Jets were the turn t

paid for choice mealers
dull, but was held firmly

se ruled much the same as before,

iful, was Is. per qr. cheaper.
:tearer, 2s. I Id. per 451 b. having been

Oatmeal, ho-wever, was extremely
•at the rate of Tuesday last.
iir-m7 to be taken freely for Ireland,
,f this day se'nnight. Indian Meal,
arrel.

Indian Corn, contir
maintained the rates
15s. Gd. to 15s. 91. per •

PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN BT. JOHN'S
MARKET, MAY 19, 1849.

s. d. s. d. a. d. a. d.
Beef vlb 0 5 to 0 7 Grapes For. v. lb 1 6 0 0
Mutton 0 5 0 7 English Ditto .. 5 0— 0 0
Veal 0 5 0 7 'Eng. P. Apples.. 7 0— 0 0
Lamb, fore qr. 0 8 0 9 Filberts }
Do., hind qr.. Fowls, qc, Couple 3 0 0 0
Fresh Pork Rp lb 0 6 0 7 Woodcocks
Bacon 0 0— 0 0 Ducks 4 0— 0 0
Hams 0 0— 0 0 'Chickens
Salmon
Soles
Cod, Fish
Turbot
Haddocks 0 0— 0 0 rfurkeys.... each 3 6 5 6
Whiting 0 0— 0 0 IPartridges,vbrce 0 0— 0 0
Fresh Butter
Salt Ditto 0 8— 0 1i Rabbits. 19, cple. 2 0— 0 0
Eggs v 120 5 0— b 0 {Asparagus, v 109 1 6 2 0
Potatoes, a Peck 1 3 1 8 ICucumbers, each 0 5 0 7
New Ditto, r lb. 0 4 0 6 (Gooseberries, qt. 0 6 0 0

SLAUGHTERED IN LIVERPOOL,

'OR THE WEEK ENDING MAY 18

cep and

~Ta~~l:ctS.

PRESTON CORN MARKET, MAY 19.
With refreshing showers the appearance of the country i
much improved; and the crops in this district are nrn--
t f----• Alth— the sums" I:-

mos _avouramy. _ ,nough «ppiies of tirain, Flour, ar
Oatmeal are unusually trifling, and the stocks in granary I.
no means large, the trade has remained languid ; but, in tl
absence of any disposition to press sales, prices have remain(
onvaried. There waa a small supply of Entdish Wheat at of

Corn Exchange to-day, and at the opening of the market the
farmers held for an advance of 6d. per windle, but this not
being complied with, they subsequently submitted to last week's
rates, and a clearance was thereby effected. Irish nominal;
some descriptions of foreign were the turn higher. Flour un-
altered.- Oats being scarce, commanded Id. per bushel more

money; vfLmeni, However, HICL n amtv num at. uur lil6l, quota
tions. Indian Meal 6d. per load d,?.arer. Other articles noini
nally supported the above currency.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANG

MAY 19,

With a moderate demand during the week, prices have varied
little, if at all, from those of our last circular. Large import:
of Indian Corn are met by a correspondingly extensive de•
mand, for shipment to Ireland. At oar market to-day, there
is a moderate sale for the hest qualities of each article, at the

rates of this day week; secondary and in
very slowly at somewhat uncertain prices

MAY 15
total, .t'l3