The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-07-16 00:00:00

GENERAL MISCELLANY.

There are seventy prisoners for trial at the York assizes.
Of these five are charged with murder.
Of the round number of barristers attending the Pres-
ton sessions, seven were fast asleep in court at the same
time, the other day.

A lady residing at Stamford, received last week through
the Post-office, a gooseberry pie, sent to her from a friend
at Cambridge.—Stanford Mercury.
Passengers are being conveyed by the splendid steamer
on the line from Hull to Hamburg for 55., the charge for
the saloons being only 10s.

The Wesleyan conference commences its sittings at
Birmingham on the 31st instant. The Rev. Dr. Bunting
is expected to preside.
The will of the poet, Mr. Thomas Campbell, was proved
on Saturday. by the executors, Dr. Beittie and Mr.
Moxon. The personal property is sworn under £2OOO.
The will and a codicil are dated 1842.

An arrival of 2,000 pine applt s from the Bahamas is a
new feature in the fruit trade, the sale of those brought
over la t season having encouraged the importation by the
merehauti.—London paper.

A coal vein at Beaufort iron works, Abergavenny,
recently ignited, and is now on fire to the extent of three
miles! Many fatal accidents have already been the con-
sequence.
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THE FISHERIES.—Large quantities of mackerel con-
tinue to be brought in daily. They have been sold as low
as Bs. per 100, and retailed in the street 10 and 12 a
shilling. La-t Friday morning upwards of 50,000 were
landed.—Brithlon Paper.

On Tuesday last, during the sale of the surplus property
of the N( rthern and Eastern Hallway Company, Mr.
Ralph, A gentleman or fortune, entered the room, and was
proceeding to a seat. when he tell down and expired. Tue
fun ther sale was immediately postvned.
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Mr. John Groveq, a large landowner in the neighbour-
hood of .kyle-bury, I.st week sent his tenant-farmers
their half-dearly receipts, at the same time telling them
not to trouble themselves in sending the money, but to
keep it in their pockets.
At a meeting of " the soap trade" of Glasgow and
Paisley, last week, it was unanimously agreed to advance
the price of soap to the following rates per cwt. :—White,
53-.; pale, 4 48, second, or bright, 465.; yellow, 425.
Edinburgh Paper.

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It is said that a new use has been discovered in the ar-
ticle guano, which was never anticipated. Hitherto it
has been merely looked upon as applicable to agricultural
purposes, but now the rumour goes that it may be em-
ployed in the manufacture of a certain colour.
Works for a new harbour at Aberdeen have been con-
tracted for by Messrs. Oldham, builders and railway
contractors, of Cheltenham. The sum is £99,660. When
completed, the new harbour will be one of the most com-
modious in the kingdom.

A discovery was made at Buckingham Palace on Thurs-
day morning, that a man em ployed in the upholstery de-
partment of the Lord Chamberlain's office had commit-
ted suicide in one of the store-rooms. The deceased was
of regular and sober habits, and the cause which led to
the sad catastrophe was unknown.

GREAT DEPRECIATION.—The ingenious Model of
Venice, recen ly exhibited at Pall-mall, and very poorly
patronized, was sold. on Wednesday. by auction. It is
said to have occupied several artists fourteen years in
procinc.nst it. at an expense of nearly £2,000; but it was
now sold to Mr. Tyler. of the Surrey Zoological Gardens,
for thirty-one guineas!
THE IRON TRADE.—As an instance of the increasing

briskness of the above trade, we may mention that the
shipping agent at Newport of a large establishment on the
Hills, in one day last week received, by post, advices of
charter parties for cargoes to be shipped amounting to
3,000 tons of railway iron. The rails are chiefly for
South Carolina.—Worcester Paper.
On Wednesday morning an unusual number of letters
and newspapers arrived at the General Post-office by the
ordinary mails from Egypt, Greece, India, the lonian
Islands, &c., rid Southampton. There were 52 boxes of
letters, containing together upwards of 12,000 single
packets, and five bags of newspapers, most of which were
in perfect files.
DIVORCES.—The total number of divorce acts passed
by the legislature in the years 1840, 1841, 1842, and 1843,
amounted to 27 ; making an average of nearly seven per
annum. The total amount of fees was, in 1840, £605 ;
in 1&11, £4OB ; in 1842, £768 ; and in 1843, £589 ; making
altogether, £2370. The average expense of each divorce
act amounted to £l7 16s. 10d.
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ASSIZE Towrrs.—By a recent return it appears that
there are 66 assize towns in England, 34 in Ireland, and
only nine in Scotland ; total, 109. Of these towns in
England, seven of them are in the Home Circuit; eight
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in the Midland; seven in the Norfolk ; seven in the
Northern ; nine in the Oxford; nine in the Western;
seven in the North Wales and Chester ; and seven in the
South Wales Circuit.

GLAMORGANSHIRE ASSIZES commenced at Cardiff on
Monday last, before Baron Rolfe. At these assizes, Ann
Williams and John Rees were sentenced to transportation
for life for attempting to administer poison to Thomas
Vaughan and Mary his wife. It appeared that the female
prisoner (an illegitimate child of Mrs. Vaughan before her
marriage,) was about being married to the other• prisoner,
and expected, by causing the death of the Vaughans, to
come into possession of their property.
BRISTOL SUGAR MARKET, JULY I2.—We have expe-
rienced rather more inquiry for sugars this week, and
although the transactions do not exceed 400 hbds. West
India, still there is evidently a better feeling respecting
this article, with an impression prevalent that prices have
reached the lowest point. In Bengals and Mauritius
there has been rather more business doing at steady
prices. Ruin is in fair demand at the former value.
Gazetted average price of Sugar, July 9. is 335. Bd. per
cwt.

MURDER.- On Friday a sheriff-offi.vr, named George
Murdoch, went, in the course of his duty, to leave an ar-
restment of wages against a man in the dye-works at
Govan, when, as is said, he was roughly used. On the
following day, however, he probeeded to lift the sum which
had been so arrested, when, according to our Informa-
tion, the work-people threw the officer down into a vat,
and struck and storied him, in con:equ-nce of which he
died on Sunday morning.—Glasgow paper.
EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCE.—Mr. Jeffreys, a
farmer residing at Great Bartford, on the 20th ult., while
his neighbours were sowing barley, cut and carted a
quantity of the same grain. Tne barley in question was
the produce of a field that had been severely injured by
the hail-storm of last year, and the occupier had had it
ploughed up for the purpo,e of sowing it with wheat, but
observing a good deal of grain growing, he allowed it to
stand, and the result has been that be has obtained an ex-
cellent crop.—Bri,tol Journal.

CONVICTION FOR ATTEMPTING TO COMMIT SUICIDE.
—At Lewes Quarter Ses-ions, on Wednesday, James
Siam onds, of Maresfield. shoemaker, aged 75, was in-
dicted for unlawfully attempting to hang himself by the
neck to a tree. He plealed guilty. A Mrs. Hartfield
ran to the spot and cut him down. He wai black in the
face, and insensible for an hour. The Earl oft. hichester
('•loirman) asked the prisoner if he was sensible of the
enormity of his offence! The prisoner replied that he
was. His lordship sentenced him to six months' impri-
sonment.

AN " ARTFUL DODGE."—In the Exeter Court of
Bankruptcy last week the bnikrupt under examination,
an attorney, named Drake, lately in extensive practice at
Barnstaple, st.ted that it had been his practice to carry in
his pocket• book a blank cheque-book of each of the local
banks; and the reason he assigned for this practice was,
that sometimes people would say, " Dear me, it 1 had
my cheque-book I'd pay you." "Oh ! you would,
would you ?" "Yes, certainly ;" whereupon he was
down upon them with a blank cheque, and the transaction
was closed.

RIVER WEAVER.—The yearly survey of the River
Weaver took place nn the 26th and 27th ult., and the an-
nual meeting was held on Thursday I.A, at. Northwich.
Egerton Leigh, Esq. of Jodrell Hall, retired from the
Trust, and his son, Egerton Leigh, jun. Esq. of High
Leigh, was elected in his stead. 'ibis year's tonnage pt o-
duced £38,308; miscellanies. £425. The expenditure :
general repairs, £7204 188. 71d. ; incidents, £3629 I ss. 2i1.;
Weston new entrance, £4529 Os. 0 d. ; Winnington new
lock, £3444 14s. Bd. ; new churches, £2302 13s. 3d.—
Total, £21.114 le. 9d.
CURIOUS LOCALITY FOR A NEST.—A smsll steamer,
the Clarence, lies at At.nan Waierfoot, and plies be, ween
it and Port Carlisle, in the way of tugging vessels. A pair
of swallows built their nest last year under the sponsons
of one of the paddle-wheels, hot more than three feet
above the water, and succeeded in bringing forth their
young. There they are this summer again. Daring neap
tides the Clarence plies every other day, and often every
day. When she leaves the Waterfoot, the birds leave her,
ana keep on the Scotch side; and then when she returns,
and is nearing Annan, the swallows invatiably meet her,
and accompany her to her berth.

GRAND CHRISTENING AT BLENHEIM PALACE.—The
infant Earl of Sunderland. the first horn of the Marquis
and Marchioness of Blandford, was baptised at the palace
chapel, Blenl.eim, last week. The Marchioness of Lon-
donderry presented the child at the font, who was named
Gtorge Charles, the names of his paternal and maternal
grandfathers. Besides the sponsors, there were also pre-
sent the Duchess of Marlborough and Lady Louisa Spen-
cer Churchill, Lady Caroline Stewart, Lord A. Churchill,
and Lord Seaham. The font, richly embossed silver gilt,
was presented by the Marquis of Londonderry to the in-
fant earl, his first grandson.

DISGRACEFUL ASSAULTS ON FEMALES.—On Thurs-
day, a man named Witham White was brought before
Mr. Maude, at the Borough Court, Manchester, charged
with an indecent assault on a lady named Cartwright, in
Great Ancoats-street. It appeared that the prisoner had
twice knocked her down without the least provocat,on,
and that he and another man (not in custody) had at ackei
a number of other females, lifting their clothes, throwing
them down, and assaulting those who came to their as-
sistance. The prisoner was fined £7 10s. for the two as-
saults proved, and, in default, to be committed to hard
labour for two months.

FATAL ACCIDENTIN A STONE-YARD IN MANCHESTER.
—On Tuesday last, while aman named Gal l.rr was engaged
in Mr. Routledge's stone-yard, Trafford-street, Albion-
street, in turning a large block of stone, by means of crab
and chain, on a temporary railway, the stone went down
on its side with ereater force than was expected, forcing
out of his hand the handle of the windlass, which struck
him violently, so that be fell amongst some other large
stones, had his skull fractured, and died instantly. The
machinery was stated to be good, and had deceased held
the windlass handle with both hands, he might have saved
himself. On the inquest the jury returned a verdict of
" Accidental death."
FOUR LIVES LOST.—On Monday last very great ex-
citement was created in the neighbourhood of Beaufort,
by a report that a great many miners had been carried
out of the " old coal " mines in a state of suff..cation,
caused by the noxious effluvia emitted by the subterra•
nean fire still burning in the workings, in spite of the
efforts made to drown and smother it; but its further
progress has by these means been considerably checked.
On inquiry it was found that the whole had been reco-
vered, with the exception of four individuals, who had
been so long exposed to the deadly influence of the gas,
as to preclude all hopes of saving them.--Hereford paper.
THE BOILER EXPLOSION AT BOLTON.—The following
was the verdict returned at the inquest. "We are unani-
mously of opinion that the death of James Swift, Bridget
Hart, and James M'Dgnald, was.caused by the explosion
of the steam .boiler at Mr. Brook's mill; that the said
boiler exploded from the pressure of the steam being too
great; and that George Branscome has caused the explo-
sion. We are also of opinion that due care has not hfen
used in the general superintendence of the steam engines
and boilers." George Branscome was therefore com-
mitted to take his trial for manslaughter. A subscription
was entered into by the jury for the relief of the families
of the deceased, and the sum of £8 10s. was handed to
the coroner as the commencement of a subscription for
that purpose.

The boy Jones (tbe interesting chimney-sweep, who so
ingeniously contrived to secrete himself in the private
apartments of the queen at 13uckitighan Palace), now a
first-class boy on boat d H. M. S. Warspite, when between
Tunis and Algiers, was last month rrscued, late at night,
from a watery grave by the hie buoy. The ship's crew
are of opinion that if it had been a rough night Jones
would not have gone overboard at all ; they think thit he
jumped overboard, for no other purpose than to see the
life-buoy light burning, and this is in some measure con-
firmed by the fact of his bawling out when falling "man
overboard," and again, when immersed, " let go the
life-buoy.
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THE WRONG Box.—On Sunday week, three drunken
soldiers, intent on what they denominated " a lark,"
stopped a cab in Liverpool-road, Mancl ester, in.i:ted on
the driver turning out the individuals who sere inside
and carrying them to the barracks, declaring their colonel
had given orders that they should ride home when intoxi-
cated. The cabman remonstrated, the soldiers were
violent, and the police gathered at the spot. Suddenly
one of the gentlemen inside put his hand out of tee win-
dow and authoritatively ordered the policemen to take
charge of the soldiers till he sent a piquet for them. It
was no other than the colonel himself. The const.rnation
of the drunken soldiers may be conceived.
PUBLIC WALKS IN WARRINGTON.—It is currently
rumoured in the town of Warrington, that arrangements
are being made, by which the fields in front of Bank
Hall, the seat of John Wilson Patten, Esq., M.P., for
North Lancashire, are to be converted into a public plea-
sure ground, for the use of the inhabitants of the town
and neighbourhood. It is said that Mr. Patten has con-
sented to give £l,OOO towards the object, and that about
an equal sum is to be advanced out of the government
fund available for the purpose, the remaining part of the
purchase money to be raised by private subscription.
The name of Mr. Beaumont, whose liberality on other
occasions is well known to the town and neighbourhood,
is intimately connected with the scheme.
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.—A. most heart rending and
fatal accident happened on Monday to a lime-burner em-
ployed at the Southwick lime kilns, near Sunderland.
The poor man, whose name was Bell, went on to the top
of one of the kilns when it was burning. When stand-
ing on the stones, about the centre of the kiln, the burn-
ing mass beneath him suddenly gave way, and he sunk up
to the shoulders in the " furnance of fire". In this po-
sition he remained for a short time in the greatest agony,
till his limbs and body were so burned as to cause
his death. A rope having been fastened round the
upper part of bis body, he was with difficulty dragged
out, when his mangled remains presented a most horrible
spectacle—appalling even to contemplate. The unfor-
tunate man has left a widow and large family to mourn
his truly melancholy death.—. Durham Advertiser.
BIRMINGHAM ELECTION.—On Friday he nomination
for the representation of Birmingham, vacant by the
death of Joshua Scholefield, Esq., took place. There were
three candidates—Richard Spooner, Esq., on the con-
servative interest; Mr. Wm. Scholefield, son of the de-
ceased; and Mr. Sturge, the " Complete Suffrage" ad-
vocate. It is known that Mr. Sturge has already been
twice a candidate for that town ; and conservatism has
been so much on the increase there that the liberals well
knew Mr. Spooner (whose minority at the contest of
1841 was a very small one) would have gained an easy
victory over him. The son of the deceased was therefore
hurried into the field with something like indecent haste,
in the hope of gaining over some of Joseph's friends.
The whole of the three gentlemen were proposed, and
the show of hands were in favour of Mr. Sturge. On
Saturday the voting took place, and the state of the poll-
ing each hour we give in a leading article, where the
voting in this and previous years is compared.
Our readers will scarcely give credit to the revolting
fact which we now disclose, and which merits the strong-
est condemnation. Frequently since the establishment of
the low rates of postage it has been found that letter bags,
on being opened at the Post-office, emitted a stench
scarcely endurable, but as nothing appeared on the face
of the letters or parcels to account for this strange cir-
cumstance, the cause remained unknown until within a few
days back. The discovery took place in this way, and we
have positive authority for stating the fact :—A packet was
posted in a country town,addressed to a surgeon in London,
the envelopes of which, on its arrival at the General Post-
office, having been almost destroyed by a quantity of blood
having oozed out, it was carefully examined and found to
contain a portion of a human body, evidently forwarded
t for the purpose of dissection. The attention of the
authorities was immediately called to the shocking fact,
and we understand that measures have since been adopted
to prevent any recurrence of so disgusting an outrage on
publicfeeling,
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communication

THE POET ButtNs.—lt is intended to have a grand fes-
tival in honour of the poet Burns. It will be one of unu-
sual brilliancy; and will be patronised by large numbers
of the Scottish nobility and gentry, who have already sig.
nified their intention of being present to pay their tribute
of respect to the memory of Scotland's greatest poet. Ap-
plication having been made to Lord Eglington to preside
on the occasion, the noble lord replied that nothing would
afford him greater pleasure than to comply with the re-
quest, so that now complete arrangements have been
made, and the festival will take place in Ayrshire on
Thursday, August I. Two days after wards the Highland
and Agricultural Society's Grand Slow, at Glasgow, will
take place, so that both places may be easily visited.

ACCIDENT TO THE HON. MISS BOYLE.—The Hon.
Miss Caroline Boyle, niece to the Earl of Cork, and
maid of honour to the Queen Dowager, had a miraculous
escape from drowning last week, at Allarston, the noble
earl's seat near Frome. It appears that Miss Boyle was
on a pleasure excursion on the lake, and when pushing
off amongst some willows she lost her footing, and fell
from the boat where the water was 16 feet deep. Miss
Boyle clung to the boughs. Miss Warburton, her com-
panion, threw her the end of an car from the shore. Miss
Mary Boyle, who had been waiting the arrival of the boat,
at the further end of the lake, alone unmoored another
boat, and, assisied by Miss Warburton, succeeded in
dragging in the half-lifeless lady just as her strength was
giving way and her hands were relaxing their hold.
DEPARTURE OF BARBER AND FLETCHER.—The Agin-
court, convict-ship, with Barber and Fletcher on board,
and upwards of three hundred other convicts, left Wool-
wiCh, for Norfolk Island, on Monday morning 1 ist, at
six o'clock. It will be recollected that two declarations
of 13at bees innocence have been made and signed by
Fletcher. Barber himself wrote, just before the vessel
sailed, a letter declaratory of his innocence, which was
published in the Sun. On Thursday last a document,
signed by William Sanders, another of the convicts, who
is on board the Lord Auckland, under sentence of trans-
poitation for seven years, was received by Barber's
attorney, and transmitted to Sir James Graham. It
avers solemnly that Barber is completely innocent of any
guilty knowledge whaiever of the transactions, and that
he received no more than the usual professional remuner-
ation.

A STRANGE FANCY.—The following ludicrous circum-
stance took place, in Falkirk, last week. The parents of
a child, about six years of age, on ordering him to bed,
were not a little nonplused by his answering, " I'm no
Bann to my bed the night, for I dreamed the ' streen that
I was to sit on a stick and sleep like a hen." Persuasions
and threats were all in vain. on a stick he would be; and,
willing to gratify what appeared to be a momentary no-
tion, the parents, in want of a proper bauk, proposed that
the back of a chair should serve for his roost during the
night. No sooner said than done, the child denuded him-
self of his clothes, hung them on the chair back, mounted
his roost, and, in a few minutes, to the surprise of all,
was fast asleep. He was allowed to remain thus for some
time, and, on being awake; ed, it was only by working on
his fears that lie eas ultimately induced to relinquish the
batik for a more comfortable nest.—Edinburgh Rost.

BREACH OF PROMISE.—At the Yarmouth Quarter
Sessions last week one of the cases (Spillings v. Morley)
was a writ of inquiry to ass•ess damages for breach of
promise of marriage. Plaintiff's counsel stated that
Miss Spillings was a highly respectable person, her father
being a proprietor of fishing boats, and defendant being
also an owner of fishing boats, and a person of pro-
petty. The case excited much laughter, as, in answer
to the recorder, it appeared, that the plaintiff's father
was a shrimpman at Gorleston, and the defendant a
shrimpman also, being possessed of a fourteenth part
of two shrimp-boats. The plaintiff's sister was called
to prove that the plaintiff took the loss of a husband
much to heart, but failed in doing so ; she said her
sister was pretty middling, for she had no doubt that she
would marry some one else. as she had taken it " pretty
tidily." The recorder, in summing up to the jury, made
some very strong remarks on such a case being brought
into court, and told the jury it was a case for the very
smallest damages. Verdict—damages one farthing; which
has the effect of plunging the defendant in about £l5 costs.
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.—Mary Dillon, a very young
and beautiful Irish girl, splendidly attired, and wearing a
profusion of valuable jewelry, was placed before the magis-
trate, Marlborough-street, on Tuesday last. Police-con-
stable John Cox stated that he found the defendant
sitting on the step of a door near St. James's Church.
Her bead was leaning on her knees, and at first he con-
chided that she was sleeping, but on a closer inspection
he found that she was in a state of complete stupour.
He therefore conveyed her to the station-house, but two
hours elapsed before she was restored to a state of con-
sciousness. She afterwards intimated by signs to the
inspector that she was deaf and dumb, and ultimately
wrote her name and her address at Fulham, on a slate;
but she dec fined giving any further information respecting
herself. Sergeant Burnett, said that a twelvemonth ago
she was living in a style of great splendour in Piccadilly,
under the protection of a nobleman. It also appeared
that, about twelve months ago, she was found insensible
in the street, and was locked up in a station-house for the
night, on the supposition that she was drunk, and from
that time she became deaf and dumb. Mr. Maltby hu-
manely directed Burnett to see her home to her friends.
THE INDIGO SALES.—The quarterly sale of Indigo
commenced on Tuesday. The quantity declared, includ-
ing 999 chests of goods left over from former sales,
amounted to 15,146 chests. The qualities of the Bengal
are in the proportion of two-thirds good and middling.
and one-third fine and ordinary, being in the whole 11,587
chests. The attendance from the continent was more
numerous than usual, and very fair also from the manu-
facturing districts. The biddir, soon became spirited at
from 3d. to 6d. per lb. lower than the April sale prices
for Bengal; 2d. and 3d. for Madras and Kurpah, and
about the April prices for Oude; 875 chests passed the
sale, and of which 51 were withdrawn, and only 25 chests
bought in by the exposers. At the Indigo sale on Wed-
ne=day, 1,085 chests were gone through, making a total
of 1,950 chests, of which 52 have been withdrawn. and
118 bought in. Prices rul,d much the same as on Tues-
day, excepting far the better qualities, which were rather
lower. At the sale on Thursday 802 chests were gone
through at the previous day's prices, making a total to
this time of 3,859 chests, of which 195 have been vs ith-
drawn, 192 bought in, and 3,485 sold. The sales were to
be resumed again ytsttrday, and continue about a fort-

HORSE FAIR TRICK.—At the late Chester fair, the
servant man of Towhshend Lice, Esq , of CliestLiton,
was sent by his nailer to the fair to sell two horses; the
prices being about £lO fur one, and £l5 for the other.
While looking out for a customer, a stranger came up to
him ai,d said, " Oh, yoit have two horses to se:l, I sup-
pose ; what's the price?" The servant man informed him,
upon which the stranger replied that he had a very good
carriage horse to di•pose of, for which he had just been
bidden £3l. but for cestiiii reasons he did not wish to
transact business with ibe bidder. He offered, however,
to mike an cxel.a ge wan the servant nom, and give him
£2 for his trot de. Hiving stepped aside, another fellow
their came up. and asked if he was going to exchange his
horses for the one belonging to the man whl had just kit
hint ; and tel nig hitt also that if such were tire case he
would give hint .1230 for the horse. In the course of a very
short time the exchange wis made, and the three pro-
ceAefl t,) tire Sv,a,r public-house to close the sale for the
sing'e horse. A,t:T they bad conversed a short time, the
sharper su Idettiv tectllerted that he had not a receipt
sta,..o in his pocket. an] requested the servant man to go
out and fetch one. He accordingly did so, but it is al-
most needless to say that when he returned the three
rogues were gone, leaving a poor old hack behind them
hardly worth a groat.

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SHOCKING DEATH OF A CHIMNEY SWEEP.—An in-
quest was held on Friday list, before the coroner of
Herts, on the body of a child of tender age named James
Dyce, who was suffocated in one of the kitchen flues at
Goldings, the seat of Lord Reay, near Hertford. It ap-
peared that the father of the deceased had been emp'oyed
to clean the flues by the machine; but having experienced
some difficulty in freeing one of the flues from the soot,
made the child go in to clean the soot from the ledges.
After the boy had been up some minutes he called out to
h*s father that he could ascend no higher. The father
told him to go up to the top, and he would Hansel' go up
the
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the spot whence the sounds proceeded, but upwards of
shaft' not intended for a flue, having no outlet, and to
which no fireplace was attached. It was presumed thet
he had slipped into the aperture, and was suffocated in
the soot. The coroner told the father that lie was at
first disposed to treat it as a case of manslaughter, and
undoubtedly had the child been compelled to enter the
flue by threats it would have amounted to that offence.
The father had, however, rendered himself liable to a fine
of £lO for an infringement of the act of parliament; a
punishment wholly inadequate to the offence. The jury
returned a verdict of Accidental Death.
ATTEMPTED MURDER IN A SHOOTING GALLERY.—
On Saturday week, a respectable-looking young man,
aged 22, who gave his name as the Hon. William Ross
Touchet, was charged, at the Bow-street Police-office,
with shooting Thomas Smith, a gunsmith, at 288, High
Holborn, with intent to murder him. It appeared that
the prisoner had gone into a shooting gallery at the back
of Mr. Smith's shop, where, after asking the latter to
shoot with him at the target, and having had two shots,
he, without saying a word, turned round, and, while Mr.
Smith was loading another pistol, with his back towards
him, he fired the pistol at him and wounded him in the
loins. Mr. Smith exclaimed that he was shot in the back,
and asked prisoner what he had done it for, but no answer
was given. The prisoner was taken into custody by a
police-officer, to whom he said he was tired of his life,
y,
prisoner
said aglinatrreaptel
and had shot Mr. Smith on purpose, as he wished to be
hanged. This he repeated to another party, adding that
ques-
thieo nbso re
said that the witnesses had spoken truly, and repeated
by n
mo
r animositywy f o
that he had done it in order that he might be hanged,
adding that he lived in lodgings by himself in Weymouth-
rdt,othMe rs.itStminigthm.
street, Portland-street ; that be was single, had enough
of money, and had not been ill or had fever, but, fur a
variety of reasons, was very unhappy. It was directed
that inquiry should be made respecting him, and, as it
was certified that Mr. Smith was not out of danger, he
was remanded for a week. The prisoner, it was soon
afterwards found, is a younger brother of the
present
Lord Audley. In the afternoon, Lord Audley,
nt accom-
paniede by the constable who apprehe d the prisoner,
arrived at the court, evidently much affected at tl
count he had received of his brother's conduct. Heec
a-en-
tered into a long conversation with Mr. Tw ford on the
bench, the particulars of which did not tran, • spire. Mr.
Smith is still in considerable danger, and Mc. Touchet
• has been further remanded until the unfortunate gentle-
man is able to appear.

METHOD OE CORING OBSTINATE HORSES.--A felt
days ago, as a carter was proceeding on the York road,
near Doncaster, with a load of stories, his horse made
sudden stop. and refused, even alter a most unmerciful
whipping, to proceed. A gentleman gild the infuriated
carter he must not beat him any mire. " What shall I
do ?" said the man " my h.irse has stood here upwards
of an hour ; shall I stand here all day ?" "Ohno ; the
horse must go, but you most not beat him any more.
Get me a rope twice as long as the horse." The rope
was obtained, secured to the horse's tail, and then passed
between the legs forwards, after which a slight pull was
given. The animal was frightened, and showed strong
symptoms of kicking, but the pulling was continued.
Suddenly he started forward, and went off without en/
more beating. The gentleman said he had seen the same
method tried, with a similar effect, on th ,'
the .most refractor)
asses ever bred. If this fact is disputed by
those who
have obstinate horses or asses, let them try the experiment.

DISAPPOINTED LOVE AND RE% ENGE.—In the course
of the oast week the imprisonment of a young, handsome,
and accomplished lady of 21 years of age, took place wa-
der the following circumstances, and that on the steps 0'
the house of one of the highest law officers of the crOvro*
This well born and highly educated young woman has,for
three years, exercised her musical talents for the purpose
of aiding in the means of supporting her mother and sis-
ters, whose fortunes were lost by their father's unsuccess-
ful speculations. A music seller from time to time Or
plied her with music for her professional uses, but alwale
sent much more than was desired. The personal charm
and talent of the lady had attracted the a usic seller's 00"
tice, and he avowed himself, to her great astonishment,
her admirer; his suit was calmly rejected, the lady being
enraged to an officer of rank. On hearing this, the music
seller demanded instant payment of his money, accornPe*
nying it with a writ. Expostulation was used. the urine*
cessary part of *he music sent without orders offered to be
returned, and the remainder paid for. During this Ot•
respondence the action was continued, judgment obtained,
execution against the person issued ; and the young lariP,
taken from the steps of one of the highest law officers 0:
the crown, where she was about to attend her pupils, an
carried to a spong'ng house in Chancery-lane, and before
the affair could be settled three days elapsed.—Times.
The new chatter of the Bank of Eng'and will be in fun
operation in the course of a few weeks from the present
time. The part of the bi'l which most engages the atrol-
tion in the monetary circles is, that more han seven mu'
lions of Bank of England notes are to be cancelled on or
before so early a time as the 10th day of October; fore
though notes are to be allowed to be issued in the propor-
tion of two-thirds to the amount of bullion, the amount
so issued may be very insufficient to counteract the with-
drawal of so immense a sum on the securities. as maol
circumstances may occur to diminish extensively before
that time the present amount of bullion in the bank. The
dependence on the amount of bullion for all Bank of Eng'
land notes beyond the small and entirely insufficient
amount of £1:1,000,000, with the additional restraints on
the provincial bankers from issuing notes for the support
of the trade of the country, and filling up the chasm in
the circulation, is viewed by many parties F s full of un-
certainty in its operation, for the present excessive
amount of bullion appears to have been relied upon as ca
pable of permanency, or that permanently £10,000,000
can be retained, the sum aimed at by Sir Robert Peel, al-
though the public witnessed, in 1836, the withdrawal of
bullion so rapidly, and in defiance of all the exertions of
the directors, that only about one million of sovereigns
remained in the Bank. It is not doubted that the effect
of such a dependence must produce great irregularities io
the price of commodities, when the hullion may vary ill
amount from £16,000,000 to £1,000,000, and no person
perceives any power in Sir Robert Peel to keep the amount
stationary at £10,000,000, as he has promi-ed the House
of Commons within the last few days.—Midland Counties
Herald.

THE NAVY.—A discussion was last week excited is
the House of Commons by the Prince de Joinville's fire-
brand pamphlet, addressed the other day to the wa--part;
in France. Sir Charles Napier, Lord Minto, and gr.
Shiel, roundly rated the government for maintaining all
inadequate naval force. This on the part of the whigs tlt
passing strange and not a little impudent. The complaint
against the whig government in 1839, was, that they had
no vessels in reserve ; and that the dock-yards were ie
such a decayed and inefficient state that no addition to
the force afloat could be made in any reasonable time'
Now, however, it would appear "27 sail of the line al
actually ready for service, and independently of these 21
sail of the line, of which six are three-deckers, and three,
of 92 guns, complete for commissioning, without the ale,
of a shipwright, and irrespective of the frigates and
smaller vessels, altogether 50 sail, we have in two of out
ports no less than three 3-deckers, one 84, three 78's, and
five 72's, 13 sail of the line, four 50-gun frigates, ten 44'ar
three 26's, and a dozen sloops of war, which would onll
require docking, to be coppered, and small repairs, to be
ready for sea." The complaint against the whigs vias
not only that the vessels afloat were only half manned
and badly " found," and that there was no adequate pro-
vision for a reinforcement in an emergency, but it was
alleged against them, and proved too, that in no single
department were the dock-yards in an efficient state.
The staff of artificers had become incompetent through
reduction or the apphcation of a pinching economy, which
occasioned able workmen to abandon their employment:
The store departments were reduced to such a state, that
at one time there was not sufficient timber and materials
on hand to build and fit out one ship. With regard t°
the number of ships in commission at the present timer
compared with the number in 1841, the close of miaruler
we find that, although at peace, we have more 50-0°
ships, and more of each of the other classes of frigates,
whilst we have nearly 20 more steam-vessels of a superior,
lastedresumed
important acttill
concluded by saying that their lordships would not per-
offo four o
parliament,
rl'icalocmek.
nt,
nano.
der which the jurors were chosen, who were to try a many
it might be, for his life, to he violated, but they would re•
qu re it to he strictly complied with. He submitted to
their lordships upon this ground, as upon all the other
grourn's mentioned in the course of the argument, that the
defendants not having had that to which every British
subject was entitled, in every trial, civil or criminal—that
is. i.ot having had a fair trial by law—were entitled to
cl+int the benefit of the error upon the record, and to sub-
mit to their lordship; that this judgment ought to be re'
versed. Those were the grounds upon which they at
witted that this judement was erroneous ; and they sou.;
mitred, with all confidence, to their lordships, that uP°"
all, or some of them, the judgment must be reversed'
(This closed the case for the trdversers.) After a short
consultation between their lordships, they adjourned
til six o'clock.—At a few minutes past six o'clock, the
judges having taken their seats. counsel and agents were,
' 'led in.—The Attorney-General, on the
again (apart 0'
the crown, addressed the court, and spoke tip to the hour
at which the r lordships adjourned till Tuesday. 00
Tu sday morning the Attorney-General continued hilt
arguments, and concluded at two o'clock, by maintaining
that the judgment was correct and legal. The Attorney:
General for Ireland (Mr. I'. B. C. Smith) followed, ando
spoke until a quarter-past five. An ejournme.n took
place till half-past six, when the counsel for the plaintiffs,
Sir T. Wilde, Mr. M. D. Hill, and Mr. Kelly, were
heard in reply. The latter had not closed at a (19al ',a
er"
past eleven, when their lordships adjourned to Wedoe,d
morning, when Mr. Fitzroy Kelly resumed his argument,
and concluded his address at a quarter before three o'cloclt;
by stating that his clients felt s disfied that their lordshiPs
decision would be founded on justice. The Attorney'
General said, he believed the Crown had the right of,'
final reply, but he would not press it on this occasion;
wished, h wever, that it should not be drawn into a Pt'
•
cedent. The Lord Chancellor then said, that in conjunei
tion with his learned and noble friends, he hail prepae,
certain questions for the opinion of the Queen's jtidgc;
which his lordship handed to the Lord Chief Jou6
Tindal. Lord Chief Justice Tindal, on the part of t'd
judges, asked time to consider the questions. The I,oro
Chancellor: " Most certainly, you must be allowed
reasonable time to consider sour decision." Tue bogs"
immediately afterwards adjourned.
APPALLING MURDER, AND ATTEMPTED Suieto-,*o
A tragical occurrence took place in Salford on Sons
night last,—the murder of a female by a man, with v;11.°,4
she had been on the point of marriage, and the atteniPt„,
self-destruction of the murderer. The name of the 'ld
fortunate victim was Alice Nolan, about thirty years hit,
age, who supported herself by working as a reeler. 51,6
was, we believe, a native of St. Helens. The name of t'is
perpetrator of the horrid deed is Thomas Stew, a °l5
about 29 or 30 years of age, and has alternately follosi"
the occupations of a carter and " navigator," or es
vator. vator. He is stated to be a native of Nantwieh, Chesb....4"
but for some time past, has lived in Salford. It apPeTer
that on Sunday last, he and the deceased spent a grea
part of the day together, in the house of a person nag 4
Shepherd, and left between nine and ten o'clock at nip.,
apparently on friendly terms, he accompanying her on the
way to her lodgings. The previous night at the Of;
house, the deceased was heard to express htT disaPP!.:e
bation at the steps which Stew had taken in publisb7
the banns of marriage, and to say that he must wait bo
time ; and on Sunday they were heard conversing oil ;e0
same subject. About ten o'clock the deceased was latit
by a young woman named Mary Barlow coming. 1;0
Brigg's-street, into Rockliffe.street, and the young vi°7oo
noticed that she staggered, and had her hand placed Ilrfell
her throat. She walked a few yards farther and they
ncut
against a door, when her throat was discovered to be
pd,
in a shocking manner, the blood flowing from the w°"-not
An alarm was given, and several persons ran to the 9[o
to render assistance, but she died in about ten inin;oo
without being able to speak. The young woroaa‘a
first saw the deceased perceived no one near her ; u-or
very short time elapsed before all doubt as to the Pjer;olo
trator of the murder was dispelled, by the attemPteupta
cide of Stew, the man who had accompanied het
Shepherd's house. It appears that after cutting tuetbal
ceased's throat, he returned back to the house where, bto,
had spent the day ; and, on arriving at the door, ctla
own throat, but not so as to occasion death. SurgtuTA
was procured as soon as possible, and he was CORVeI.:4"
the Royal Infirmary, where he now lies in a very P;;;e11
rious state, the chances of his recovery being extrietelf
doubtful. We understand that his wiudpipe is comf.tie4,
cut through, hut the large blood vessel was not dicAlteti
He has never been able to speak since, and at first_
nately refused to take food, though he afterwards 03_100
in that respect. A razor was found near the door
house where he cut his throat, and the razor hakofsi
been identified as one which he borrowed on 7_ him,
afternoon, under retence that he wanted to shaw!_rdeo
self. He was note ntoxicated at the time of the int. oi
and, from the facts which have so far come toNtreooo!
motive can he assigned for the commission of the Tiodts,
acts above described, except the refusal of the decja,Ass
marry him. A verdict of wilful murder was b
against him at the corouer'a inquest.

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ag • jirlarkrts. . 13irtb5, iflarriages aio Deati)s.
d. . STATE OF TRADE. g.`.l)ipping intrWgriirr. ARRIVED.-Aeadia. 'steamer) Judkins, from Boston, at this During the present week the transaction's reported in Wheat
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21,Aelvtit. ilitsren..-We are not called upon this week to note any es.
se Mary Ellen, Hunter, from Barbadoes-Fortitude, Libbey, from HULL CORN MARKET, JULY 9. BIRTHS.
Oral! ler alteration in the state of the market. An extensive
Mobile-Yarmouth. Math ws, from Charleston-Countess of only fine parcels that g ow..well find buyers at Is. per qearter
rf 7Sta stseady business is doing, at the rates of last eek. 45. • TUESDAY, JULY 9.-Wind W.N.W.
igtnie.s dNiu :LI
ho nu" hirtir Durham Hogg • Sarah Baitle • and A nes Jane Turzo from arlin 1 limited and rather lower prices
The transactions during the past week, in all articles of
.the
SATLED.-Sea, Edwards, for /ew York-Aerial, Allen, Africa . . , . 3, e • • trade, have been excee, g3' • Oats a slo'w sale, at a decline of is-. per-quarter.
igs have•quite recovered from the recent depression
ander se • Quebec-Rapid, Thomas, from Laguna - Naiad, D .vies, from svai•e suentitted to on IN heat where sa'es c old be effect d. At
Gailipoli-Tessero, Guiocovich, from Ibrail-St. Andria, Santo waratenrteldo,waenrd.
it. a tech they lahoured and a very fair amount of business and Valparaiso-Isabella. Kidd, Nurva both for En
_gGi sr
ihnii
jundp. Fqouraeli
a boy, all living. making a fami:y of thirteen children. This
this day's market, notwithstanding the short supply of
.Wheat, rß.e_e_dau_nest_ i_
ao
nnd.
poor woman had had twins t wice before.
illir-is:ztriot,r.anseac ed, at imp'roved prces. There has, also, been Aft,. ivs,•ft -Colonist, Driscoll, from Jamaica-Reis Effendi.
'se
WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 12. On the 6th instant. at Eastbourn, Sussex. the wife of
sal" , met in domestics and festians, and some heavy Sutherland.* f.rom Eleuthera-Arabian. Falcontr, from River Basses, fr' m B"coarf-Leaoethia. Baum, from Stettin-and a decline of is per quarter mu tbe noted on eon, English and
Jupiter, Morrison, from Ostend. For. ign. with a very slow sale. Barley and Beans were dull at
1 sale at Is. to •,*s. per quarter from the ' a wheel-
wri ht named HOAD, of three daughters, who, with the
le,
We have had a fair arrival of Wheat to this day's market, all g •
uave been affected in both kinds i f cloth. The yarn Nun-Granapian. Johnson ; China While; Malabar. Free-
Marke ' • ; " -Ai ha Johns, SAILED -Douglas. Tyrrell ; Mansfield, Brien ; Peruvian
11- continues in a healrhy state. Printers are now fully man, and Cana fa, Evatis, from New Orleans p ,
descriptions met a s ow
"gaged i Cuttin and Mar Hann h B • f mother. are doing well.
ined its pece In r . eseet n thing
British Queen. Smith, from Mobile-Sheffield. fronn _ g, y a , rowa, or Atrica-Miraele, Elliot, i.turresupply fully mainta . . . . u On the 7th instant, at 57, Hope-street, Mrs. WILLIAM
Of ase . h Prepare ions for the autumn. As far as we can Charleston- , last noted prices Oats are easier to buy. lanseed being in .. _
' prices of this day s, 'nnight. Barley. Oats, and Beans supported , _ _ .__. _
ertarn t . for Ichaboe- •
1 une-Maenet from More real-Hann' Ann assesesey. wightman. for Bombay_Apnon, passing. -Linseed Cakes are d ill at late prices. Rape Cakes HEN RY II it.A.ii.N,i. or a son.
ri. pa,, •he prevailing style, which will supe sede the stripe New York ; salted 7th . . a .
erns that Quebec-Ann Baldwin from Callao ;sa 1 d Roliertson, for Calcutta-Denison, King, for Antigua-Emilia arc lower, having; now very little demand for either them or previous rates. In other articles no alteration.
S me day, at Hartlepool, the wife of Mr. MATTHEW BUT-
bf The rreess have been so Imig in favour, will be plaid designs. bal, Irving. from .
1 'Huttlestoni-George. Foyl. for Pernambuco-Octavia. Read, for Arica. &c.-sheridan B d h rticle meets slow sale.
and ther •tif fashien in France have 'already appeared in them, 4th March, and E izaheth Radcliffe ( ate • one, an eac a
ePe ster for New Yo -S
i 36 eis ever Valparaiso • sai ed 2-. th Feb.-Corsair. Williams, D Y . rk . weden, Homan, for New 0 leans
general in „a y probabil ty that they will become exceedingly Graham. .
from
re* laine ',us country. Some sup rh plaids in muslin-de- from Halifax-Clutha, rom ew
f ' N foundland-British Union, -North Star. Skillington ;St Lawrence. Chase, arid Susqiie- , We had a good shew of Beasts, as well as of Sheep and of a daughter.
s are Isosa i • k Hagu on, from irieste-Lucy, henna, Miercken, for Philadelphia-Robert Bruce. Young. and LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, -T On the i 2th instant, the lady of GORDON GRANT, Esq.,
;S- Ire n course of preparation ir.r Glasgow, which, we Storm, from Smyrna-Haic , a tILY 9. Lambs, to-day. The demaad for Mutton bein r rather brisk,
giveu to u 1 • t Messitta-Betsey, Jen- Amoy. Clarke, for Quebec-Centaur, Ail, ychell, for Gibraltar, Black field-terrace, li. , .
irkdale of a son
V' derstand are of so s lendid a character as en- Wright, and New Jane, ..erean, rom
tirely to ecli a ' P . . . It b -Hagan, Roach, from Tarragona-Azores &c.-Eciip.e, Kirkhove; Commerce. Grave, and Francis, Do- Up to the close of lest week, the arriy,,ls of Grain
• into caused the whole. or nearly so, to be cleared off at last week's
Yesterday. the wee of Mr. HENRY J. GREENSTREET, a
Dr0d,,,,, ose any of the previous designs wh ch i ave been lons, trom ar ary
I t and ex- currency. Best Beef tid. to 63d., and Mutton sd. to 51d. per lb.
iyi Carolina, —, from yers, for Ostend-Ranger. Dobson, fsr Dordt-and Star of the this port from any qu ti ter were extremely lige , this I' •
town, so icitor, of a daughter.
lis sd ; 6**,,among us. We may quote 27-inch 60's, 4s lOad to Packet, 51• Cloud, from Malaga-Jenny
01 West, Atherton, fur Genoa. cept a fair quantity of Oats and MAt, Coastwise and from
cheater Ads' is 3d to 5s 9d ; and 72's. Ss Itid to 6s 103d.-Man- , Rotterdam . -
0- „ eerfiser of Sattirday. . Ireland, the receipts thence are still rather iccen=idsra- MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JuLY 13. , MARRIED.
'led on the .
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st, a•etas,_ • • Ann Baldwin Hartley, from Cailoa it this port; sai , Wave, Wheeler • Maranham, Fleming, lice
and Woodateck, Taber, ble ;of Wheat Irom abroad, however, we have tO DO. The weather during the week has been very fine. and
bete r The demand 'for Woollens', especially those of the , . • 1t 50 long 13 spoke. the On the 25th ult., at T3rswick, Mr. PENNY, of Ulverstone, to
ng qualit •
about co._ Y, continues brisk ; and as the 'autumn trade is 4th of March. On the l• t instant, in a . , • , hence at St. John'
, N.B. a tilerably good supply fresh in for to-day, and of Cans- occasional showers have confirmed an inn- rovement which had
ANNIE, eldest daughter of RICHARD SMITH, Esq., of
sic adequateaeomenoing. the stocks in the halls Appear scarcely England, Ev, rend, hence for Quebec
Ho e Robson, from Ceylon, at St. Helens Nes or, Stewart; safeguard, Smith, and Abercrombie, Lout-
tit, hence at Quebec • dian and :States Flour 11,895 barrels aS epecified below. previously taken place in the appearance of the growing crops.
Poulton Manor-heuse, Cheshire, and Bankfield, TJrsvvick.
eared The business of the week, as regards every article, has been
A- up aasorrlnt the wants of the merchants, especially for keeping
Elepador Chapman. Moss, hence at Valparaiso Abigail, Spenne, hence at Halifax, and sailed 2gth June for Alth)ugh, at this day's markt-t, few buyers app . ,
• i qui e o
t f a retail character, and th t
e endency of prices has been On the 3rd instant, Ma HENRY ROBINSON to Miss ANN
le' to or ler, t ents ; and as n.os. of the manufacturers are making _
h I ' • and sailed on the 25th of
Sylph, Wren. ence at .a ()LIR) ra, Amherst from the country, there was a to:erable number of Inca
downwares. PRIOR, second daughter of Mr. William Prior, Parliament-
be . nounairtade seems likely to continue brisk for some time.
May on her return Britannia, (steamer) hence at Halifax Ist July millers in attenflanee, and good English, Irish and Fo- Stocks of home-made fresh Flour are sm • treet
all ; and a, they will s •
en Tuesd. SPIEL', MARKET -There was an active market here
L wsos sailed from Bahia for Batavia on the 18th of lofto a moderate extent, on b bly continue so tor
' the present. the Canadian supply may On the 7th instant, at Christ Church, Mr. THOMAS PRICE,
1- Mona, a , s Foxhound, Betts, hence at Ancona reign Wheats were dispose , pro a
for ter, , AY. for nearly all descriptions of goods, but especially of Wood-street; to FRANCES, youngest daughter of the late
ail, otsoursscYs arid fancy woollens of the heavier f .brics and darker May Concordia, Lens, hen eat Ostend terms varying little from tills .
eat the end of the week, uot be so oppressive as me: ht otherwise have been th- case.
if, fna • seitable tor •
"Y of the winter wear: As the drought has prevented Elizabeth, Haggy, from Cadiz at the River Eate Amsterdam Garwood, hence at the Texel being in some instances at, and in others rather under the Our market to-day is flat for every ar Wheat is id to
tiele. 2d Mr. EDWARD TAYLOR, Hereford.
On the sth instant
hel cheape.. Choice qualities of fresh Flour nearly .at St. John the Baptist's Church, Toxteth-
of Worsia, ,o, coil try fulling mills moved fry water power from Myth, hence at Honduras The Duke. 'Postal, for :lisiverpool, that was aground at the currency of Tir-slay last. ,
kpproved brands of Canadian per bus
t • b t all under this s,andard must be park, by the Rev. J. Hass ;11, M.A., Mr. ItO ERT GALILEE,
King of Tyre, Stevens, hence a' Palermo. h
th f mouth of the Missi i •
ss ppe was towed off 15th June, and pro- maintain former ra es, u
tid ciroesiaail time, the supaly was rather less than under other .
led from ditto for this port on te 8 o ceeded Flour were in fair request at full prices, and superior
td Is per sack lower. . to ANN, elSest daughter of Mr. W. HOLBROOK, Toxteth-
ire a shade . /lees it might have been, and the prices asked were
better than I t
ot a e. Extle, Baddeley, sal
June is port on the 9th of ether higher rates but infe-
Owen Evans; Crnickston Castle ; Berwick C rstle ; Janet ; marks of Irsh commanded r . , quo e . .
Canadian rs offering at 28s 6d to 305 per barrel (or 41s to 432 park. .
Same day, at the Baptist Chase', Soho-
SEA irpoo Pomona, Briggs, sailed front ditto for th. Resource,. Dumfries •hi,e ; Victor. of Galway ; Ocean, of Exe- rior parcels of each were difficult of sale. ualit .
per sack) as n q y street, GEORGE, son
'all at this ma D MARRET.-The amount of business transacted June ter ; B esslng, of London, and Indian, of Newbury, all of Que- Barley and Malt e
w re little noticed, and barely ma.n
' - We reduce our quotations for Oats Id per bushel ; Meal re- of the late Mr. BRoWNE, linen-merchant, to ISABELLA,
second daughter of the late Mr. S.
day for . rket on , hursday exceeded that done on any market Bolina, Machow, hence at Gibraltar, and sailed on the 24th of bee, 28th June Beans and Pease were more mains nominally as last w.eek, but without enquiry for any but SWAINsON.
int Cloths. t.),Me weeks past, especially in Merinos arid Orleans Juue for Marseilles . - Neptune, Reichteburg, sailed from Halifax for New York 26th tained our last quo'ations.
t d 1 shest ualities.
It Is. per quarter cheaper. the bes an re,
.q On the eth instant, at St. Pau 's Church, JOHN TAYLOR,
Esq , M. R.C.S. L., of Oldham-street, to E LIZ a BETH DUNCAN,
!n- dealin
.... la Ices Were tonsequeetly very firm. lu Yarns also the Pigeon, Hisreck, hance at ditto . June unsaleable than usual, and eac
Beans and Malt without alteration.
al- Was " \vele eaten ive, awl' prices imperved, especislly for gics
Iv 11 Yarns, so-• pe, Earl, from ibr ar
G' alt at Seville, and sailed for this port Themis, Brown. from New York, at St. John, N.B. Ows were also in very slow :Ty ,
nest at a decline of Id. ____ youagest daughter of the late Rev. WILLIAM PANTON, of
Edinb.,rgh.
Or cm I market nch were scarcely equal to the supply. The on the rfah of June Jessamine, Mills, from St. Domingo. at Cove. On 17th July, per 451 b. ; whilst Oatmeal. though meeting some inquiry, - -
ners have iss .was rather animated, but as some of the spin- Bess Martin, hence at Lisbon in lat. 51, long. 19, spoke the Hibernia, (steamer) hence for was taken off sparingly at late prices. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, JULY 15. ,
Same day at St. Bride's Church, Mr. HENRY DYER, late
~,r, done ws.,
noid in stocks a the agricultural markets, the business OpeWto, Barnes, sailed from Oporto far this port on the 29th Halifax •
Exelu,ive of a few showers' on Saturday evening, the Prices of Binter are extremely difficult to quote, so great 1
•a of London. to HENRIETTA, eldest daughter of Mr. JOHN
)r- °I the inark:J(loal to the transactions in the other departments of June. John Brooks. from Laguira, at Tucacas • the middle of last week, has been dry ; the auxiety of holders to make sales, and so diffident have cots- .
OKELL, tailor and draper, London-road.
int Potrlano, Remanteria, and Archibald, Keen, sailed from Bit- weather here, since 'same day, at St. George's Church, Everton, by the Rev. W.
HALO, M Agnes, and Thomas, from —, at Puerto Cabello become in making purchases.
• We think about 74s is ,
sinners h
W. Ewhatik, Mr THOMAS WALMSLEY to SUSAN, eldest
th- I Piece gooAdx --;,A„R.sET.-The demand for the heavier kinds of boa for tnrs port oi, the 2sth of June , Fero, Patterson, fom Restigouche. at Crookaaven notwithstending which, the crops of grain around us con-
,. . • the mark for the best sout country Butter. Supplies are as
ell mai nfi sa' "ns market still continues brisk,and prices re- Dos Amigos, (nano, sailed from ditto for this porton the 30111 nd Potatof s alone appear to suffer in
HALIFAX, July 3.-The Jean nestle, from Boston for St. tinue to improve ; a .
abundant as mita Piltled Butter 70s. and in limited deman.. 0 N W TKI '
d daughter of J H A N, Esq., Islington.
, rnt g
On the lsth instant, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Tox-
Nat "'ocKS of I. 3 the woolstaplers are .unable to replace their of June. John, was totally wrecked 20-h June, near Yarmouth; crew any ..segious degree, the rains hitherto not penetrating Provision i are unaltered both In value and demand. Bacon is
t th
e -park, Mr. HUGH ROWLANDS, to ELIZABETH, second
'he assume, "g wool ar ihe prices 1 .tely asked, the market has Uncertain, AV lenean, and Northumbrian Maid, Robinson, saved. stifficiently to insure an abundant yield. a brisk sale, aud commands as high a price as 42s for the best
a ' a Considerable degree of firmness. hence at St. Petersburg daughter of the late JAMES SAMPLES, engineer.
Belfast middles.
IP DARNSLFY Try Howes • Laurel Reynolds ; Agnes, Greenfield ; Speed- • ,
.4 slack • LINEN TRADE.-The trade of Bar •sley has bren • , • .
er during the last fortr iht th "t h b f the com
f g an 1 as een rom . - bl Gish' • R F' 1 •
well. Bunt ; Margaret, Thomas ; Ram er, i b , osa, is 1 ,
SUNDAY, JULY 14.-Wind N.W. blowing fresh. - ' CORN EXCHANGE. JULY 12.
ori Menem - - and Victoria Wel-h hence at Antwerp
Of .„._ ent of the year, midsummer being the principal period , - , • The only alteration in the duties this week is a reduction on LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JULY 12. and Warden of Ruthi a Mr. ROBERT ROBERTS, draper, Old-
ort ' 'ee year for s'oek tnkin at
g the leadiog firms in the towp. Oak, from Havannah at St Petersburg ARRlven.-St. George, from New York-Fairy Queen, from '
Foreign Parley to fis., on Rye to Bs. 6d.; arid on Colonial Rye _ . , hall-street, Liverpool. to Miss CATHERINE JONES, niece to
Still it i -
Alpha, Scorra. frorn Marseilles off Falmouth Cadiz-Azorian, from Bilboa-Panther, from Jamaica. Cotton is in fair demand, chiefly from the trade, and, though Mr. Peter Smart. of Ruthin.
ia s confidently asserted that summer and autumn trade is to 6d. per quarter.
likely to be brisker than at the same i eriod for several years Coaxer, Ridley. from Singapore at London ; sailed 13th Feb., . Bey nd a mod• rate quantity of Malt, o,ts. and Flour, with a the mai ket is quiet, last week's prices of American are steadily On the +ti h instant, at St. George's Church, Fverton, THOS.
tn- back. and from St. H,leria ist May. On the 29! h May, in lat. 27, lon. Alexandria, from this port. for Constantinople, was spoken
few small parcels of WILL., r, •.• e have received very little produce maintaiiied. Egyp ian continues to demand. but is freely ROTH WE I-L, merchant. to ELIZABETH NAIRN, daughter of
ill HEcEMoNDWIER BLANKET MARK ET.-The markets tnis
s . 41, spoke the Bradshaw, from Ichaboe for this port. On the
:29th June, in lat. 48, long. 10, spoke the Ihone, hence for 26th June, in tat 47. long. 10. SI ary, from this port, for Lisbon. .
was spoken 20th of J ne, in lat. 48, long, 8. Columbia, from either Coastwise or fronlireland sloce Tuesday ; tine frest, no. offered. In Brazil, a limited business has been done at former
orts from abroad, however, include a further good supply of , rates. Surat is in fair demand, and fully upports last week's JOHN UNDY, Esq., M.D.
ca- week have been pretty brisk, and manufacturers are asking, and '
; Ichaboe. this port. for New York, was spoken 28th June, la lat. 49, long.
I:s•heat from the North arid South of Europe. the United states 1 quota:ions. the market being barely supplied. The sales of the Same day, at St. Peter's Cburch, Rock Ferry, by the Rev. T.
F. Redhead, Mr. JOHN PYK E to CATH ERINE, eldest daughter
)00 in many cases obtainieg, an advance. The prospects for the 'I he Al etoka, that was ag,round last evening on Pluckington 8. Grecian, Rowett, from this port and Cape good Hope, at
and Canada, and from the two last named sources upwards of week amount to 33,e3d bales, iticludieg 1.300 American and 200
, of the late Captain TH OMAS II EATHE R.
al- autumn trade are very good. • Bank, was got off this morning's tide Mauritius.
20 000 barrcis of Flour, with yap) qrs. of Barley from Egyea Pei na a. on speculation, and 3,4oa_American with 1 0 Surat ror .
On the I.lth instant, at St. Mary's Church. Birkenhead. Mr.
of Root DALY FLANNEL MA lIKET.-The demand for flannels, Vessels Spoken.-George Buckham, hence for China 29th Palainedes Memann an
„ d Schwann, Krae ,
ft hence at St. .
From C aiada. considerable supplies are ultimately expected, export.
HENRY aIOTTRAM. druggist, to Miss HARRIET TAPSCOTT,
Petersburg
of it:Specially n f the lower sorts, has been good. On the whole it June, in lat. 49, long. i 1 ; Charlotte, hence
efor China, 29th aune, though the comparative scarcity of vessels and consequent high daughter of Mr. John Tapseott, late of Minett, both of that
Johanna, M, ndoff. hence at Danzic
has been quite an average day for business. The wool market in lat. 47, long. 12 ; Sumatra. hence for C ylon, 27th April, in rates of freight. will necessarily confine the immediate ship- COTTON MARKET, JULY 15. township.
al!. nce for the Cspe of Good Marie, Baumaun. hence at Swinnernunde
has been rather tat, the prices being too high to remunerate lat 14 S, long 25 W. ; Margaret, he rnents within a less compass than was calculated upon.
eel, h for St. Malibran. hence at Cruxhaven The good demand experienced for several weeks past has
ia the manufacturer. Hope, 2gth June, in lat. 4g, long. It ; st. Vincent. ence
Arrow, Morrison, hence at Bremen . As usual of late. during the interval between market days, rather s acken. d to--day; the sales do not exceed 405 bales, DIED.
lat. 47, long. 11 ; Sir Robert Peel, hence for the Ho Corn trade here his remained extremely inactive since
ia LEICESTER.-Wools remain steady at the prices last quoted, Vince' t, in Ileart of Oak, M•Donalk, from Mauritius, at St. Helena ithont any change of prices ; perhaps in the low and rubbishy
dHo e and inst ,in lat. 47, long. II ; Lord Wel- Tuesday, but without any ma'erial variatiou in prices gene. w • • f A erican, ;of which there is a superabundance on At Calcutta, of cholera, a few days previous to the Ist of May
Cape of Goo 11 , • . Grace, O'Neill. for Pillau, passed Pentland Frith, Bth July trialities o m
and there appears to be a geueral confidence as to their perma• th Ma • in Pit I N long rally. last, on board the Baboo Captai i Stewart, JAMES GEORGE,
oa lington hence for Buenos Ayres, 24 ) , i . , .
with a shade lower. Brazils and long
aence. Yarns continue firm, and a good deal is doing in them. Lady Sale from St John N B off Cove the market,) are met of Penzance, having • .
int 0 ' h for Quebec, loth June, in lat. 51, long. 15 ; • , • , • •
2 1 W.; Tay, ence Having no teeing country buyers at our Corn Exchange to n such great requ-st. The shipped with the above vessel only a few
mere are now being given for the autumn trade, but chiefly Sir F. B. Head, from Richabucto, d tto --s stapled Cotton gene -ally is not i d hours previous to his death.
ise for the leading or lower sorts. 'n lat 10 S •
Racehorse, heuce for Rio Janeiro, 30th Aptil, 1 . ,
Industry, Allison, from Ichaboe, at ditto day ; and our local dealers being influenced by the h avy sup ds by 5 ~ 90 bales that of any former perio .
- present stock eicee . .
.11 On the 4th of May last, at Rio Janeiro MARY
, ANN, wife.of
les llosie Adino. hence for Buenos Ayres, sth May. in lat. 55 5, long. 37 plies of Whea and Flour. aria the prospect of an early . arvest, With the imineuse. consumption it wi now rapid's, decrease,
Mr. RICHARD FA RRER, late of this town.
be, _ ci
sea AND LACE TRADES.-The wrought cotton hose --. ,
w , John and Robert, hence for Quebec, 22d of June, in lat. • • • -
we have to report an extraordinary dull lingering trade this • th ion of may, it is well it is so heavy, or the good
and in e omit On the lath ult., at New York, aged 92, Mr. WILLIAM
ataiii,i, 1 til keeps dull, but we do not hear that there are many 53, long. 16 ; Pioneer. hence 3th Jone, in lat. 46, lon. 54 ; Rat- merning for grain of all descriptions: holders of at heat, not I d d ld run up prices. CUN sIN pnAm, Esq., a native of Scotland.
ia au Is out of emplo •
cotton „t sment. tliough some few are s inted. The tlesnake, hence for Constantinople, 4th instant, iu lat. 51, long. MONDAY JULY 15.-Wind N.W. frele
ARRIYED.-Prince of Wales, Brown, from Barbadoes ; Failed withstanding. appeared disinclined to press sales on much
' , emau wou
On the 20th ult , at Ainsworth, near Bolton, aged 89, Mr.
re- press' .1111 hose branch has at length felt the general de- ,6;
ion. The silk 23th June-Casket, Ritchie. from Jamaica-Dibdin, Huggin, for lower terms. and for the few limited parcels disposed of. which JOHN -H•ARD MA N. He had held the office of clerk to Alas-
if state in D . - glove branch is still in the most deplorable a..
erosse ,AMPBELTOWN, JrLY 4.-The sloop Diana, of Speymouth, ._
0 Q P•k fr m Newfoundland-Aurora
Que' ec- cean aeen, le, o were I aken by needy 'Liners alone. a greater reduction tl an Id. .
, ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON , .
worth Church for nearly sixty years.
, per 701 b . was not cOnceded.-Home-rnade and Irish Flour, on j hto the 12th July, inclusive.
fr. Tielper he„se ire. the hands contemplate a strike against the from Liverpool for St. Monett's, is on slue eon the island of . . . .
_, _
_a
From the st On the 22n t ult., aged 22, RICHARD, son of the late JOHN
from L'Orieot -Briton, Lewis, from Tratee-Sisters, M A
labour to be s'
who are requiring an additioeal quantity of 1 Y, the contrary, was somewhat more sal able ; and prime marks '
Sancta, and is expected to become a wreck. Crew Saved. WAINWRIGHT, Peter-street.
an derstarrd thaPut into their gloves for the same prices. We un- from Westport-and Nymph, Parker, from Waterford.
. being scarce, such fully maintained our last quotations, whilst 1 P.rices paid i ' IMPORTS •
IIS them. Th„tomaoY of the other branch.s mean to support SAILED.-Britannia, —, from St John, N.8.-china, st t
a C - and Canagian, duty paid, were in slew request, and 64 SALES OF THE WEEK. iin MC ~
week This Wk. thisyear
1 On the ' 24th ultimo, at Montreal, aged 55, Mr. JOHN
ANDREWS, master builder, a nata e of Lincolnshire.
ni but it is confi ietton and woollen glove trade is still rather dull, Jones, for Quebec-Louisa, sir.w, for Havana-and Joseph • • • • I
- ----
On the 2;th ult., on his passage from Callao to this port, in
ad The silk knottedatlY "Pee' ed that it will revive in a few weeks. WEDNEeDAY, JULY 10.-Wind W. to S.W. light. Yeoward, Jones, for Arica and Islay. . per ballet cheaper.
Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease, for which the demand aus I 300 Sea Island i24 4lg 11 11 his 25th year HENRY LEE. second son of the late Captain
id state; the henu hose branch is still in somewhat of an improved SAILED.-Marchioness of Abercorn, Hegerty, and Ariel, Ro-
- ...ti.T.L.; •..,-.1. •
peared to be nearly suspendt d to-day, must be considered the ! 60 : Stained • 6e -lel 1 .... il 333217
The Plan' silk lis at
present, havieg. in general, employment. binson. Quebee-Leadbetter, Jones, St. Andiew, N.8.-Shef- , Mont% Balfour, hence at Sydney - • ROBERT BEN,: E, of this.port.
te turn cheaper ; and Oats. although in limited supply, Were taken 1 11550 • Bowed Georgia - 5a 1
' On the 29th ult.. at his house, Mill•streele aged 77, Mr.
the decline. ranch is still very dull, and. 11Pon the whole, on field, Smith. Bath. U.S.-Solon, Martin, New Orleans-John Alice Brooks, saiied from ditto for Valparaiso 14th March 4 - 5# 1•1 ,
off very sparingly, on rather lower terms.-Oatmeal continued f Mobile
WILLIAM. W LSON, for fifty years the confidential clerk of
le, ilYstem e --ng able to contend with the French boun• y Bentley. Disbrow. St. John's, N.8.-Northumberland, Baldwin
, whienot hal
, E chantress, Bine! t, hence at Barbadoes so6o
to meet some inquiry, but the holders adhering nearly to our a Alabama and Tennes - - - i ••
. ... 434558
tris thongh it had 'M an evil hour, Lord Liverpool abandoned, Prince Edward's jaland-planrer, Reid, Cape de verds, Brazils, Barrington, from Havana, at St. Peter burg 33 - 8 1 Messrs. HorroCks and Co., Peston.
last currency, very few sales were effected. Imo New Orleans
• On the 3 th ult., Mr. CHARLES CASHEN, Shaw's•brOW,
2/ statesmen th been acted on by tee ablest and most successful and Valparaiso-aaneasier, Wright, and North Esk, Allen, St. Marmion, Johnson. hehee for Jamaica, off Waterford
A-A, f Pernambuco &Parai. 53 - 6e }
•ee our trad at England has e d d F th t eriod PeterabUrg-Eliza. Lowry, Syra-Caroline, Marsh, and Cor- Monarch, from Re tigouche for Liverpool, off ditto
ver pro uce . rom a p .... } 30115 eldest son of the late Mr. W. Cashen, Paradise•street.
_ e affairs ha • I '77` 1 Aricati and Ceara - -
'4l they ..re au.
_, , %e been upon the decline, whilst in France sair, Pines. Ichabee-Douglas, Tyrrell, Africa-Corsair, et
-all, Mansfield, for Africa, has put back, leaky. , PRICES OF GRAIN. 130 Bahia and Maseio - e 15687 On the and inst., aged 80, Mrs. POTTER, wife of Mr. T.
" • ' Potter, of. Runcorn.
nd 440131 ed te„, 41,emg iu the same ratio, since her statesmen have Bombay-Sir John Beresford. Threadgold, Cape of Good Hope
fan " Prwee I , ' ' - - Aiaran ham
ti, tir4„ehes Pe. !he bobbin-net trade, particularly the -Briton, Bulkeley, Santa Martha and Carthagcna - 540 } .... } 18298 Same day, at Wyke, near Harewood, aged 82, Mr. JOHN -
ur --- --- Wheat, a) 70/I, .... red a. d. s. d. s. d. s. d { Sawginned - 5i
great inginuit .'are extremely deprsssed ; and, notwithstanding ARRIVED -Thomas Hunter, Ward, from Bonny; sailed sth HUDSON, een.
Engli h 8 0 0 8 2 white .. —® .. Minas
na eau scarcely bY IS
displayed tth J d t d lace April, and from Fernando Po on the 1 Ith-Antigna, from Hon- •• .. / .... On the 4th inst., at the Rectory-house, Dadtchet, aged 62,
e dis , ,Ye e acquar ornamen e LONDON GAZETTE.—TUESDAY, JULY 9. • Ditto, old 8 3 --. 8 7 do. .... - --- - - }
'g, Para - - -- JOHN RICHARDS, Esq.
......___________l of.-IVottingham Journal. duras-Cballenge, from Galveston and Key West-Jim Crow, Irish - 7 9 do. .... -- - - - .... a
•• "a Same 'day, . aged 6 years and 6 months, HARRIET, thir
111 ------__________
Ditto, old - 8 0 do, .... - 10 _ 8 „... 1844 u
750 Egyptian
10 WARRINav, - Westcott, from New Orleans L.' dy Rowley, Wright, from Bar- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. • Rye. English. V qr.... ---- - --- Irish6olb --- - ,
Same day, -aged 27, Mr. THOMAS POTTER, surgeon,
-so T `•"-k/N CORN MARKET, JULY 9. bary-Pilgrim, Huntley, from Malaga
Metcalf and Rothwell, Great Bolton, Lancashire, sizers-J Barley, English • - - --- - - -11 1 Duckinfield. brother to the late Dr. Potter. ALD., of Aigburth.
01 otal quant. '
ities per Price per '
The Duke of Wellington, Coles, from China for London, is re. Aopinall and Sons, Liverpool, sailmakers ;as far as regards J Scotch &Irish.v 60/b 43- 4 g do. .... - - - ! I 1
' On the sth inst.. aged 77. Mrs. ANN BULMER.
-o- Wheat., bee. Quarter. Aspinall-R. Crabtree slid Co. Spotland arid Rossendale, Lan- Malt, English, * qr... 60 0 -66 0 brown.. - . 20 • Laguayra - - I SaMe day, aged 85, Mr. HUGH DAVENPORT, of Tirnperley
Oats ...... , Imp. Quarter. ported to be on shore on a reef between Batavia and Barred cashire,• woollen manufacturers-B. Hately and T. W. Miller, Irish - - - - ! •• • • 67" Chesh re. '
0 .......... •59 .... .e 435 18 6 X2 14 10 straits. by the Coaxer. arrived in London Liverpool, ironmongers. Oats,* 70Ib. - . 3Z -- 1 I
same day, aged 63, at his residence, St. James's-square,
lie 0 0 o
_- , i
E'lish & Scotch, new 211 - 3 2 old .... -- ---
-C. Pg, ____ f
.ormer port about sth Mdy, to discharge and repair, having DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. ~ Smyrna
Irish. tine qualities.. 211 - 3 0 1 - - - 1.1 , i
five years the faithful clerk of Messrs. Crowly, Hicklin, and Co.,
eli -----......
EMMA,' , taken the ground whilst in tow of a steamer. S. F. Stephens. Old Broad-street, London, bill-broker. good - 22 •- 3Z i , I --
---------_____ OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S• Senar'or, Varty, from Singapore at Batavia. E. Foster, Flatharn, Leicester, tanner. - - i 1760 Surat s-- - , ••• . , } 4,a39 arid formeny
I of this town.
Ch Low') Maggie. hence for the Mauritius off the Cape G. Leech, Bardwell, Suffolk, miller. middling - 2 10 J
undried —-- black .. 2 8-2 10
Bengal . " - I I
- - - •••• Same day, in London, after only five days' illness, Of scarlet
5° fever, aged g years, ELIZA EMMA BOLD, daughter f M
It. 01l &LI • Outward. Home. Ann Mary, Faulkner, from Calcutta at St. Helena, and sailed J. B. and J. Inglis, Mark-lane, London, merchants. 0 r.
-VERPOOL, i - _ Joshua Bola, watchmaker, brother of Mr. John Bold; watch-
.at Jareaie to 20th May for this port.
Beans, English, aa qr -37 0 --39 o do. •• - -- 33040 bales I .... 905153 maker. St. Amie-street.
i ______
Le a ... W. Brid e •un.• and J. Standrin Manchester ti b
Earl Grey, from Calcutta at St. Helena, and sailed 23d May g , J ga , m er mer-
Scotch& Irishasisolb 33 0 -3.5 0 do. .... -- ---
ill e'''''cl 1 ......... chants. On-the 6th instant, aged 68, Mr. THOMAS LEE, joiner and
lion, sl. n__ ........ 25s Odo 30 0 33s Od G 55
for this port Pease, English, white-139 0 -41 0 blue..
ta e_yrras .
.. eaml• &Berbic 20 0 - 0 0 30 0- 40 0
Greenhow. Blain; Tenedos, Ches'er n' Hudson, Bayfield ; T. Bin.es, Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted spinner.
Do. & Iriah.... maple 3ti 0 -37 0 grey .. 32 0 -34 0 . . . . .
. shopkeeper, Carleton-street, much respected.
,er ;4'l ea
... ............... 50 0-60 0 44 0-55 0 , d • Joseph Hume • and George Glen, from Ichaboe at C. W ilhams, Sunderland, currier. • • 141 F ETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. Same day. at 57. Gloucester-street, aged 52, Mrs.
- Foreign. 30 0 -32 0 • • ELEANOR
[C, " York • ....... 4 0
chari, , uostcy
.......... 35 0-50033 0 - 4 A.exan er , s ,
St. Helena W. Comer, Liverpool, cotton-broker.
J. Jay, London-wall, builder.' Tares, Is qr
Flour,* 2801 b Juay. HOUR JANE SKELHORN.
ia New o'ton, savatiri ......... 40 0- 0 0 20 0- 0 0 Florentia, from Manilla for Antwerp. at Cowes English, fine 4l 0 -42 0 super .43 0 -44 ' 0 16, Donald Nicholson. (proof and div.) District Ccurt, 12 Same day, aged 24, Mr. HUGH 'HUGHES.
!br ca,,adpeaus ' alt ...... 30 0-0020 0 - 0 0 Hamilton Ross, Douglas, from Ichaboe at Waterford W. ft, Pigott, Goldsmith-street, Wood-street, London, carpet Irish
or .....
Eriti5h%.......... ......... 4o o-50 0 40 0-5 r li Portland, Beynton. hence at Cuba warehouseman.
J. Young, Darlington, Durham. Oatmeal, le I'. of 240tt, , 23, William Bond, (Ist)
Of ICawfoun°rtli 4alei:; ........ 00- 0 0 00- 0 0 Fidelity. henCe at the River .t. Lawrence . Irish, neW 22 3 -22 9 old ...21 6 -22 0 23s James Alevander Forrest, (Ist) Ditto, 12 Same day, at her house, Toxteth-park, after a few days'
Brazils maim." ca
.....
Julia, Melhuish, hence at Venice , . BANKRUPTS. . ,• To i
sh ..
River pl'a't ...... ... ' • ........ 00- 0 0 00- 0 0 William Pitt, Bruce, sailed from ditto for this port on the 26th Cornelius Beavis,MillbrOok, Hampshire, carpenter. -- 26, James Taylor, (2nd) Ditto, 11 relict of THOMAS DOWNWARD, Esq
de East i u. -c
•' • .......... 25 0- 30 0 25 0- 30 0
ult. Augustus Potway, Baintree, Essex, tea-dealer. ' . Same day, of consumption. Mr. WM. SHARP, butcher, Cop-
__
China .. • ... • • ...... 35 0-40 0 30 0 - M.) St. David, (stsamera hence at Havre James Page, Devonshire terrace, Fulham-road, London, LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. I
i
.....
el Batavia:
................. 35 0-- 40 0 35 0- 40 o
Carl, atrustenbourgs hence at Wolgast builder. .
I TIDE TABLE. On the Blh instant, in the 74th year of his age, Mr. JOHN
.....
New R,,....,. ..... . ..... 50 0- 60 0 105 0 - 0 0
le Prince Regent, Prizeman, from Cuba ; Kate, Wallis, from Harry Morgan Shaw. Newport, Isle of Wight, jeweller. Asitss MADDER, le CWt.S. d. s. d
cape-4.a Wale,. ........... 35 0- 40 0 35 0- 40 0
Quebec ; and-Joseph P. Dobree, Hawkins, from st. Domingo- Albert Potter, Kidderminster, carpet manufacturer. Montreal,Pot 24 6025 0 . Dutch, crop.- 76 0 -s0 0 Same day,,in gssex-street, Toxteth-parli, aged 34, Mr. JOHN
r- Africa . od neoepe ......... 40 0- 50 o 40 0- --
ll t Cove John Crowder and John Green, jun. Macclesfield, trimming- Pearl, new 26 0
,- 0 6 Ombro 6g 0 -74 0 DAYS. MEN. EVN. HEIGHT - HOLYDAYS, ETC. • PROPHET. .
n- Gibralta. ..
.........
........ 40 0- 50 0 40 0 -
a Vaessels Spoken.-President, hence, for Calcutta, 23d April, in manufacturer. U. States, Pot 23 0 -24' 0 Garnene 57 o -67 0 — _ Same slay, at New Beghton, Cheshire, aged 79, ABRAHAM
_
.n, .......
Limo , • . .... 30 0 - 105 0 -
N 1 -"what • ........ lat. 34 S. long. 35 ; Sarah, hence, for Constantinople, 13th ult., William Coward, Hartlepool, baker. Pearl. - none. Mull O- 0 0 Tuesday 16 11 45 - 16 5 WELLAND: Esq.. late of the lion. East India Company's Ben-
•e• alt,.si_.. Ras°, B,e. .... 15 0- 17 6 17 6- 20 0
in lat 36. long. 7 ; Countess of Arron, hence for Atriea, 3d inst. Jacob Wood and Wm. Norton,
.Kirkhead, Yorkshire, fancy- BARK Quereit 9.. o- 9 6 French, S.F.
tO Srnyma (31Y, ike. ..... 50 0- 60 0 40 0 - .
in lat. 49 long. 9 , ,
Ocean Queen 2nd inst., in lat. 51, long. 15 cloth-manufacturer. Oak, 7,e, ton o- 6 0 S.F.F 69 0 -73 0 Thurs... 18 037 055 16 11 Mars sets 8h 49m even. situations with honour and integrity, and retired after a service
l'a alae kurl Cons •- " ...... 1- 6- 20 0 17 6- 20 0
ef aladeiraa ......
..*tatit inople. 30 0- 0 0 40 0- 0 0 a ,Charles Benjamin Reynolds, Devizes, tailor. German.... 40- 5' 0 E.S.F 75 0 -82 0 Friday.. 19 113 130 16 8 . of thirty-five years.
he Wes ••• • • • ....
, . teen /81 • ..., ... •176- 20 0 17 6-20 0 THURSDAY, JULY 11.-WindW.N.W. DIVIDENDS. BRIMSTONE, 9,4 toil • E.5.F.F.83 0 go 0 Saturday 20 148 2 7 16 1 Margaret.
July 30, W. Burton, King-street, Soho, London, upholsterer- Sicily, &c... 50-s 7 6 A Spanish
7th Sunday after Trinity TON, M.A., rector of Newtown, Montgomeryshire, and vicar
sb `ashen es,ta • .... 15 0 2
P • •.. , Pe e v ... -0 0 15 0-20 0 _-- loaass.es. ea ewe Monday.
"ache . ... e erds ARRIVED.-Bradshaw. Young, and Hamilton, Ross, from July 30, J. Butterworth, Bermondsey, leather factor-July 31, Tuscany. ... 22 311 336 14 2 Magdalen. , of Twyning, Gloucestershire.
eft Fr * ....... •'• • . . ---
--e
- I h boe-St. Matthew. from Maranham-Medina, James, from T. Harris, John-street, America-square, London, merchant
c a d St L &c en e
..- CASSIA LIGNEA,S. d. s.. _ • __um, ••. .- - -22 0
0 anee . .... ..... 20 0- 25 0 I" 0- 20 0
Hollana ......
" • • .......
11 6 0 0 Jamaica-Eliza a Mick, Davies, from Gonaives-Curlew. from Angust 2, W. and J. Sharrocks, Manchester, machine-maker: et. in bd 62 0-68 0 Demerara, &c.. 22 o -25 0
M[7 Cil'o:Lll.-SEED, qfr ,04. - Bar & Antigua. 26 0 -27 0 PRICES OF SHARES, Jura- 15.
Cheadle,.near Stockport. She was the mother of 12 children,
1/- H___, ...„
... • • ....... 20 0- 7 2 Cuba-Wilton, Wilson, from Lpguna-Ontario, Jamieson, A ugn,t 1, L. J. and J. Rostron, Salford, Edenfleld. and - 38 grandchildren, and 62 greatgrandchildren, making a total
a`naurg• Br., • ....... •• 30 0 20 0- 25 0 American, red 40 0-48 0 MUNJEET, cwt.. 45 0 -50 0 ,
,e- Gottenbn: --ther, .2: .... Parsee Merchant, Poole; Pontiac, Parker ; Victor, Bartlett, cheater. merchauts-Aug.l, C. S. and W. Heywood, Manchester, of 112.
-g St *,,e .. 40 0- 50 o 30 0- 40 0 Dutch so 0-53 0 Oil, Olive, ai• 252.z/ills. , .
from New Orleans-Royal Albert, Gillies, and Sir Charles Na- warehouseman. SHARES. same day, at Ditton, Surrey, Mrs. HILDITCH, aged 69,
b- Petersbur ' ockholn; •••• 50 0 0400- 50 0 French & Germ.su -58 0 Gallipoli ...... 45 6 -47 0 rii I Amt. Sales
b• Oporto g'ftiga'&
- --
60
.c. **" 0 0 - 0 0 -- - --- -.: ' , , i i-.
pier Griffith, from Mobile-Cumberland. Power, from Apala- CERTIFICATES
n the CoeoA, qr, Mt. ' Trieste
......
daoun the ath instant, at Hale, aced 22, A RAI3ELLA, second
"• • . cmco,o-•-maim,-,us. Cowing, from Mobile-swatara, smith, To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary o
Trinidad..., 42 0- 46 0 Smits, 42 0 -44 0 ____,
00 ----------______:_"•••••....: 0 0 - 0 0 from Savannah-Emerald, Harper, from St. Andrew's-Deve- day of meeting. renada Ma1aga........ 42 0 -43 0 RAILWAYS. .e ghter of J. FRENCH, Esq., Beda, county Roscommon.
!CI. 0 0 _ 0 0
renx, Barton. and Warwick, Weeks, from Charleston-P. 1., July is, F. Banner, Upper Thames-street, Lotpodro_s
n provision G , ,
d ,treet. dra- Brazil }3o- 53 0
Portugal &:.: .. 41 0 -42 0 Bolton and Preston
Same da
if t t-Aug. 1, R.. Wills and R. Davy, Ox
bth furrier- COFFEE, V- cwt. in bond. Levan 39 9 -42 0 Birkenhead and Chester
0. PACKET all, front Quebec-Don Juan, from Newfoundlarol-Elasen, perS-Alig• 9, c. Wm...". Sutton-street, Lam e , Ditto half 2O 20 TEULON, of "Pcnehley-park, Limpsfield, surrey.
Jama. triage Palmas. tor 27 0 28 0 • • Same day, at Bonehill, near Taniworth. a
GENE, LIST. Hart. from Odessa-Allianza Rudonleich, from Ibrail-13arnard Aug. 2, T. Newton, Bomeach. Lincolnshire, cattle dealer. )30 0- 63 0 Ditto, new, issued at .e 33 dis. • 50 6 . ged 83, JOHN
lie te AL Pee ordinary .. Fish,ee 252 galls. HARDING, Esq.
e. se _ -, sr-Oppics, July 12. Castle Packet, Finlay, from 'lYlarseilles-Trial, from Villa Nova CERTIFICATES Birmingham and Gloucester .. ~ 100 100 98
ire ~.-. e. ~ 5. ,_, good& fine o. 65 0- 88 0 pale ..
tt. T :','.. ‘-< E. "I ms'-'2":. -i-4
-Ellen To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown - Ditto quarter
middling ... . 82 0- 95 0 coloured..3l 0 -33 0 street.
of ~.-...--. art ;•• mcemg - N r 4-. ,_,:.:-.--.. 5 92, .4.2 -(4' ;,'- z.,," 6 Clare, Real, from Rotterdam-Minerva,,Breck, from Antwerp- to the contrary on or before July 16. Birmiegham anti Derby • 100 100
air a txi ~, - c.,,,-„ 4 - ... 0 'Tite ai.,0±..-E,s,
tz+. a;;; 0.,- m• „.o.R.cci,-,...-..-...,, Vigilant, from Ostend. p. Seddon, Middle Hutton, Lancashire, coal dealer-J. Stock, good mid. .. 100 0-110 0 Cod 3l 10 -32 0 On the 10th instant, at his father's residence, 8, Upper Stan-
Ditto One-eighth Shares -
JO g.,p,% -,,,:f4,5..WPF;;-6-iir.a...p., 6,:,... ~... SAILED.-EID ' ovidenee Corn-
ily, Foyl, for Pernambuco-1 r , .
Leeds, linen draper-S. Bettison, Leamington Priors, wine men- fi mid. &c. 114 0-130 0 L
_INSEED, 130 cwz2G 6 -27 0 hope-strect, after .a short but severe illness, in his 23rd year.
Blackburn and Preston - -
Duntech, triage Rape,pale do. 40 0 -41 0 Mr. DAVID WILLIAMS. He • •
was a ) oung man of promising
hii ib " 0 ""•tu F, .''' rz Zi. P.,, 7q '.3a w V 0 . Ils' ''' Pi. ~.., forth, for Columbia River-and
as oao I,‘ q -,iii,?-ci?,-,,12.--,-,a- =a, Countess of Loudon, Hutchin.
chant--E. Holmes, king-street, Cheapsicse, warehouseman-G. , • )300- 50 0 Bristol and Gloucester
Jig "i' re 11.4: '''G)r,,...ci.x(") xel '''-
',"l x . :7:4 rpe.E.r..gaf42.9.. c, 7 2 % rr, son, for Quebec.
al ra --
at this port ; sailed 22nd and J. Wilkinson, Bishop Auckland, Durham, colliers. ordinary •• .
i good &fine o. 50 0- Turpen. •
60 0 RICE, -4) ere(
I• 4, cwt. 25 0 -25 6
Caledonians , - 50 5 talents. For many years he held a confidential situation in one
of the first houses in town. Unlike many in similar situations,
i-a ~ Standard, Fawcett, from Demerara, INSOLVENTS (PETITIONERS.) Dublin and Drogheda
.1- 0 ..7„,g ~ se 2•5 s oke the Ann 1 middling .... 65 0- 70 0 Carolina, dress. 0 0 -24 0 , he devoted his leisure hours, though few, to the cultivation of
nd glti:2.4 'IPER:2;.?,i-._g- 'g; 2 13' May. On the 2sth ultimo, in lat. 46. long.. ~ p
the 23rd ult. in lat. 43, long. 3 ,
6 Ross M'Gregor, Manchester, coachrnaker. I good mid. in bond 16 0 -18 0 Dublin aud Cashel - a naturally vigorous and acute mind.
75 0- 80 0
,ok ~. .? 4• te .C. 19, n *.,5 ;7" '5," '. El 8" '4. ~;• re g Jeffrey. hence for Quebecc.
foOrn
New Tork. On the Bth instant, James Mash, Hoxten Old-town, coal dealer. I fine mid., &c. Bengal, ord. dell 0 -11 8 Dover, new e ante day, aged 29, A NNE, wife of Mr. SAML. MeNAGHTEN,
.-3 . spoke the Siddons. h e , I old .
Ts, S 0,8 P.,:i *,... g_F> -q,'g2.f. ir, e- in (.teamer) hence for Jamaica George Brown, Malden, Essex, blacksmith Mocha - 80 0 mid to fine .. 11 9 -12 6 .
off Tuskar, spoke th? E:.ir of E,g , Brunswick-emare, ifootle-lane.
0 1:1 0 .. ~... ', ....• -.. a ea
!re a 0 s.• tre' al a. s, ''' ets o e le• • tent oft Tuskar, spoke the Lanercot, hence for Joseph Drake, Halifax. bootmaker Ceylon - 85 0 African Eastern Counties
a.--• e:e e ..e I!' ?ase. se le, -.‘e s' 8 On the 9th ins , none. Same day, at Hoole-bank, st. Helens, after a few days' ill
John Brown, Liver Created at .416 13s. 4d. ..... 8i 8i
et- •-...-• .....,_., .......„,....-.,____,,,,....____, ~_...., ~.___,,,..__, Lima. pool, hackney driver Java - 50 0 RUAI, Toga/ion, in bond. ness, aged 71, WILLIAM GRUNDY, Esq. -
i•ce--- Cassarea, Gobel, from Awey, (Africa) at this port ; sailed 28th Frederick Neweeham, Soho-square, artist Havana Jamaica, Perpetual -5 135 4d Same slay, of the creel), after a few hours' illness, aged 4
11, a tn - . ';' - z .-3 . r. April. in company with the Sea Bird, for Accra John Rason, Liverpool, blacksmith good,& fine.. 40 0- 50 0 12 to 16 o. p... 26- 2 10 Eastern Counties, Registered l2 years ano e months, THOMAS, son of Mr. WM. COCKBAIN,
at its Fa '5.1 S. o'4' '''' ii• 11 F-' Atlantic, Mallett, from New York, at this port ; sailed 23rd John Oakes, Liverpool, traveller i St. Tionlingo.. 30 0- 32 0 stronger 3O. 3 6 adinburgh and Glasgow 5O 50 Duke-street.
,
sk,
.`: ei
' o
a -,
'"" el
Mas aa, ft ...1
1 Et2l g ..-; ultimo
,:i• Rochester, Britton, from John Drinkhall. Manchestdr, porter Brazil 3O 0- 34 0 choice marks.. 4 0 5 0 Ditto Qr. .. l2a 123 , Same day. aged Bg, MARTHA, relict of the late Mr. JOHN
t" g New York, at this po t 0 Ditto Leith and Newhaven .. 20 20
r . n the 2nd Joseph Robert Miller, Liverpool, estate agent Laguira 4O 0- 80 0 SAFFLOWER, V Cie:. .. WOOD, of Well-house, near Huddersfield.
Pa ef 5 2 °., .1 2 1 LI --: 1 0 .2 ~,, July, in lat. 45 28, long. 36 59, spoke th C I b Glasgow, Paisley, & Greenock.. 25 25
If- 7, g - ,•.. ,-3 Q• g gzA se -se el t. to ship. Yesterda e 0 um ns, packet- John Alanson, Ripton. Yorkshire out of business DYE:WOODS, 714, ton X. s. se. s. Bengal, On the 11th instar.t, at No. 7. Mount-street, after a few days'
le off Waterford, exchanged • 1 • INillin S 11 d M h • ' h • ' Logwood, Jam. 5 15- 6 0 good & 6ne.e7 0-7 10 New
f 6 -i •-....4 • ' ' .-1
'a :r _ •< 0"
• o .
R 4 o9' ori Queen of the West signa s with the m ma woo , anc ester, s opman illness, deeply regretted, in her 66th year, MARGARET, relict
oiv Hon. & Dom. 6 0- 6 5 ord. & mid 4 10 -6 10 Ditte 6 pet tent: interest' ' '73 14
be '''' 4 4 ~ o o ,4 John Birley, Bawtrey, Yorkshire, general commission agent of the late Rev. JOHN TRIMBLE, of Halton, near Runcorn
Glasgow, Paisley and Ayrshire ~ , . 50. . 50
so 5. o . - ~,, Independence, Nye, and Memphis, C ffi Campeachy 7 10- 712 6 Bombay - 2 16
a o * on, hence at New York Joseph Fleming', Halifax. carpenter Same day,- EMMA, wife of JOHN SAWELL, pilot, of this
re' z c
, o :„ . :4 ~e,. 5t : "". James
.„,, Matheson, Cushing and John B. bb C ' Francis Drake Huddersfield accountant Fustic, Span... 3 12- 410 SA L'ITETZE, 44, era. 8. d. s. d .
Greenock, preference - - port, Fletcher-street, Toxteth-park. •
a' -I •• • . f Y, aWkitt, hence ' • . ' . • brand Junction
ric; i•r• • * = ;• 8 at 'tong Kong ',lst March ' Tampico 5 0- 5 5 East India .. 21 6 -26 6 s
feu ' q al 5...,.../ . 5 Blonde, heuce off Green Island (St. Law ence) 12th ultimo Richard Dawber, Liverpool, tailor Puerto Cabello 4 15- 5 5 SouthAmericanl3 6 -14 0 Ditto half shares 5O 50 107 ex. d . DEMPSTER, late of Dublin.
Thomas Arundale. Whitkirk, Yorkshire, colliery agent Same- day, aged 52, in Kent-square, Mr. FREDERICK
..--___________ -
,e 9( ,
, .
..-? 0 0 t. Z Mary Ann, '1 ucker, skiled from Trieste 22nd if Robert Derbyshire, Liverpool, butcher Cuba - 7 0 SHELL LAC, 19•CiVi. in bond. Quarter 2s 10 371 On the 12th instant, aged 49, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr.
•
limo ; Cale- One-eighth
eCa f-1 % ee ze' a o donia a - NICARAGUA WOOD. orange 48 0 66 0 •- • •-• . - • • WILLIAM LEA, bookseller, St. James's-street.
b !" e c.. re n, , Ran , 24th ; and Andes, Per t h ll f i
one , 2St -a or th s port John Friend, Hythe, Kent, baotmaker •
Great Western 100 75
n Rio de la Ilache liver and block 32 0 -45 0 Same day, aged So, atter a painful end protracted illnsss. Mrs.
et Bolino, Machen, hence at Marseilles William Lewis, Heston, baker
tll° is- 2. 03 a ra-te Bed Rover . solid lO 0- 11 0 SKINS, Ditto Half Shares - 4 GILES, wife of the Rev. Wm. Giles. of Ashton-under-Lyne.
a
sf . •a X o ra . Roose, and Camilla, Reeves, hence at Barcelona Samuel Collins, Heswall, Cheshire, blacksmith •
Ditto Fifth Shares
all •
• "
a a Marwood, Dawson, from Odessa, at Gibraltar, aud sailed Ist John Dutton, Birkenhead, Cheshire, porter - clean l2 0- 13 0 Neutria, le doe C 0 12 0 .-. 12 1
A.reat North ot En land .. •.. , . ~. too 100 I head of the eminent firm of Joseph 'Travers and Son, St. awl-
• gl ... instatit for Cork . small - 710 Chinchilli, do. 10 0 -25 0 g
tlea -
- 0 al
0 Henry. Morrison, from Stettin for this port, off P -rtsmouth sae LiMa, solid .... 13 0- 15 0 Seal, each - - thetes-lane.
. a- o o Barwood, Ango.s 0- a 5 Strustec, le cwt. • Hull and Selby i Ipaid up) ' '- 100 on the 13th instant, aged 62 years. at the house of her son,
• es w Elizabeth, Brewer, hence for Amsterdam, and Clemence, PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE or FRIDAY. 50 Strickland-street, Everton, Mrs. ELIZABETH HARTLEY. She
.
Leicester and Swarmiugton
.50
..,•• • • ~li.' Ninteman. hence for Antwerp, off Dover PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Gaboonee. . 3 10- 4 0 Sicily 0 -
9 9 3
. . Lancaster and Preston 47e was a fond parent, and her loss will be deeply regretted by her
Camwood .... 10 o- 21 0 Palermo
dill . .
~. • o, Cumberland, Major, sailed from Ceylon for Sincapore 11th Ditto tin ee-quarter shares.... - -
E. T. Case, A. Kurtz, J. A. Cw.e, and J. G. Morris, Liverpool, Red San. Wood 7 5- Trieste 7 0- 8 0 5 same day, aged ;2, LUCY, the beloved wife of Mr.
Ditto quarter
00 •:-. L.. t. : April
Ditto quarter shares
Ditto half shares
London and Birmingham
Ditto e shares
--
Ditto and Carlisle
',tea ';". ,F.i. .E. ~... 4. c, •e-i• tar-distillers-J. Knott and J. Crowtlier, Ashton-under-Lyne, FLAX, 4;,, ton. Verona s- 6 o 100 BARBER, Birkenhead.
roe
a. .... o. Flowers of Ugie, Annan, sailed from Madras for this port Liverpool and Manchester
25
0 c F.. F- 14th May smiths-D. Ainsworth and C. Edmondstone, Manchester fus- Riga. P.T.R. .. 35 0- 36 0 TYrolese - 8 0 25
eV, __:
~,
.C.; st-' m •&& tian manufacturers-E. Lees and W. Brownrigge, Oldham, P'burg, 9 head 32 0- 33 0 SUGAR., cwt. so 50
10, ,-------- , t, - Zuleiza, al`Kibbon, hence at Sincapore 31st March Lancashire, coal merchants. Archangel .... 36 0- 42 0 B.P. Muscovado stock, 100 22:1 -------- -
SO ~ :`
... . X
... , ft to
X -0. 0. '-'
e:1 Josephine, Smith, hence at Sincapore 4th April
Litherland, Freeman. from East Coast, and Pandora, Cothay, DECLA RATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. - Dutch & Elem. 45 0-. 80 0 moist brown 54 0 -55 0 32 2 25) ' TELEGRAPH OFFICE
the . :-., , r.
to t.-; 0
k •:,
re from Bombay, both at Hong Kong T. Mint r, Livtrpool, hosier. • GALLS, 39, cwt. dry brown 36 0 -57 o
Tutkey, blue .. 57 0- 58 0 good & mid 5s 0 -63 o hton
„ London & Brix
01) ‘, , ~ •h r la chester war housemen
J. and G. 11. las e, A n , e . . noderate in the morning; W.N.W.
a .... ..., 5 Annie, Potter, from Hong Kong, at Manilla, and sailed on mixed 45 0- 48 0 fine 8, v. fine t 34 0 -C7 v Ditto Loan Notes ' 10 .. 10 gentle breeze at noon and tn the evening.
ed - e .-.
S: e, = n•
.. o; her return 29th March
a BANKRUPTS. East India .... 53 0- 54 o Mauritius, London and South Western 5l) . , 414 Off Holyhead, at 1 p N
in. o. 4132, Frisk, brig, from En mos
Xs' ;.",, 'ii• -.:, F.. Emperor, Keene, from Whampoa, at Manilla Wm. Bond, Liverpool, victualler, July 23, and Aug. 27, at 12 GINGER, '49, EMI. dabs and mo 45 0 -30 0 ' Ditto, i oth shares - Ayres; 9540, Prompt, Bk. from Montreal; 3872, Miracle at m
,
a a Salopian, Bell, sailed from ditto for London 24th March, and o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy ; solid- Barbadoes .... 45 0- 50 0 brown Sr ycl. 52 o -
~ ,58„ „0 Lyons and Av•gnon
,ire, . ; Fp.. a. .... for Ichaboe • and 2649, Denison, at 6 p.m. for Antigua. ' p*
*
;7 Duct,r of
itrielll,ing.ton, for Cork. 29th March . . tclrs, Mr. NethT•sole, Essex-street, Strand ; and Mr. Owen, GO 0-200 0 fine Yellow ••59. -" ' Manchester, Bolton, & B
• a gen-mica
art s • e ;.'• y, from China, at St. Helena, and sailed for Liverpool ; official ass gnee. Mr Turner, Liverpool. E. India, in bd l5 0- 20 0 • East India, Bengal
• • . Manchester and Birmin for Arica.
atel -
‘.. : • ~-.),, I thi i port • 9th May James Alexander Forrest, Liverpool, glass merchant, July GUM •yr cwt. Rhaur 45 0 -50 0 gham.... 70 • • 40
• e- Ive o'clock at the I leer mot , '
Hope, Robson, from Ceylon, and Indemnity, Sedgwick, from 23, and Aug. -„ at half-past twe , , i
- Ariplaie, Turkey 80 0-140 0 brown & yel. 52 0 -56 0 .
Ditto and Ditto Extension .. 70 7 • . , .
;Dv & '-'' .
• ra 1
g 1 New Zealand, both at London District Court of Bankruptcy ; solicitors, Messrs. Johnson and . East India. 24 0- 78 0 Manchester and Lee
good and fineo4 0 -67 0 -. ' , da 100 •70 ' • LATEST.DATES AT LIVERPOOL. .
at, - - s•;' .:•••• .. t.. - I • • •d t C T 1• Mr Crocott and Mr. Dodge; Liverpool ; official n 56 0- 58 0 . extra fine... 68 0 -70 0 mato had shares
50
%., MEAL -The Patriot Queen, from this port, had not arrive a 0., emp e , . s
arbary
'tile es , ~- ;a g so" Calcutta, as reported on the sth instant assignee, Mr. bird, Liverpool.
Senegal .... 110 0- Manilla, in bd. 16 0 -20 0 .
Ditto quarter shares
`:.%
....,.,'
.4 szi• --. dland C • -
' ken • Adirondack. Hackstaff, hence for New George Freyer, Alfred-street, City-road, London, grocer. MI ounties 100 100
Australia . .. Mch. 14. Lima
P
Oa i
Vesse.s spo .-
. . Halle, ee ton .4 s. s. Havana, do.
John O'Gaunt wm. Robert Wood, Brighton, Sussex, dentist Ditto, uarter
9 - -
ae re 'O'i to •
York, 24th ultimo, in lat. 40 30. long 70 , .
rburg, clean.. 30 0- 31 0 brown l7 0 -19 0 Bahia ...: May 20. ..•
Pro' ~
long. 10 ,Co . ,
lumbus' Franco'
is Emanuel Carnet de la Marcotelle Fenelturch-street 1-sth Shares Maranham .. I May 21. ..
11
A RAIL— -------- -- - --- hence for China, Ist instant, in lat 48, ' - --1 . outshot 28 0 29 0 yellow 2O 0 -22 0 - -
Barbadoes June 20 ..
bc( wAY e, hence for New York, 7 h Itimo in lat. 48, long. 28 ; Katy, London, merchant.
2 t u , ' Rhine .. 31 0- 32 0 white ord 24 0 -26 0 Nordi. Midland
tins (Xt., •LRAFFIC RETURNS. I
hence for Quebec, 22nd ult. in 1at...'1,
, long. 26 ; lafteen, ence .om
h Th as Gauge Thorn, Southampton, builder. • Riga,
I outshot 29 0- 30 0 good & fine.. 28 0 -31 0 Ditto new 5O 40 491 Bombay :• '.
'.. May 20. Mobile
le_ • ere ex _
. for the Gulf of Mexico, 29th ultimo, in lat. 54 : ,
Mary hence Simon Southey, South-street: Finsbury-market, London Ditto .t 33 6s tal 3a.k 211 B. Ayres .. May 1,
.. Monte Videoe .. April 23
ell tai" fono • "e Itailtv -----
1 cabinet-maker. • -' Archangel .. ;.00- . 0 0 Brazilsin bond. Calcutta • . May 15. N. Orlea '
re . Ways vineg. 41/ Magazine of Saturday.) nth ultimo, in lat. 48, long. 8 North Union
re Carey, from Al•cata for Henry Whittakar, Macclesfield, Cheshire, silk throwster. Manilla 22 0- 23 0 brown l5 0 -18 0 C. G. Hope • • MaY 5. New York
I'o "iaaillw, we ,beii?p 4easleleation of the last weekly returns of 46 MALTA, June 27.--;The Wanderer, Nerth British - - .. i • • June 30.
t leaky, Must discharge Wm. Weir, Carlisle, iron merchant. Bombay l4 0- 20 0 yellow 0 0 0 0 Charleston
oISII *as s4sYs, 465 'e• be otn, length, given in our present number, Liverpool, which put in here 23rd instan ,
Thomas Biggs, Bath, woollen Jute ll 0- :3 10 white ord. .. 19 0 -21 0 Newcastle and Carlisle - China .... • • June 26 Pernambuco ~May 30. ..
eOII -draper. .. - • • May 26. Rio Janeiro
sent:Sae , aslBl, ~, mterest :-Number of passeng rs on 31 to repair. Ditto (muter shares - Demerara .. .. May 27.
Thomas Griffiths, Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire • HIDES, Ox and Cow, w. tb good and fine 22 0 -24 0 -
r 0
re rt.,,tirl2. ,11it.,„ for. ue e
peeoeiuts for passengers on 46 reailways,
DIVIDENDS. , tailor. B. Ayres and Monte Video. TALLOW, ee cwt. Newcastle and Darlington June, 25 18 Havana ..
~ June 4 Savanuah .. .. Juu 25.
e
ed,i lkilea k_,,,,t ter t.:13 is ao -"s on 43 railways £29,574; total, I . _ 15. St. Helena .. . May 25.
moderate. • . 05 06 ' rh
inferior & mid a- Pbu g , Y.C. •41 6 -42 0 Preston and Wyre - Jamaica ..
~ • " .
Aug. 6, H. Alden, Oxford, stationer-Ang. 6, J. Hardie ~ 9. Valparaiso . , .. April 15.
Ina' averaFe of 470 per mile per week. The I FRIDAY, JULY 12.-Wind W.N.W.,
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*lle'7eZrealx) 2 • - f o Barbadoes- Newport, Isle of Wight, miller-Aug. 2, F. J, man -Y. good & prime.. 0 6i- 0 7,1 Odessa 41 0- 41 .6 Paris and Rouen - -
- 1 3‘.? Laguira ..
el ss; or nding period of last year on 1,586 I ARRIVED.-Gardner, Cole, Calcutta-Lee, r m 'ling, Dyer's- Paris and Orleans - • • . , „ 12. Vera Cruz ..1 .. June 1.
Do. salted .... 0 44- 0 51 Archangel .... 39 6 -40 0 - ! _______________.
5P afAm a, -__at the vat, of £671 per mile per week. : Agnes, Green, Savanilla-Dublin, Skofield, New Orleans-Pow- buildings, London, money-scrivener-Aug. 7, R, Hen, Sutton Paris and Lyons -
,ieit arleston- Cheshire, grocer-Aug. so, E. Glover. j ' N. Amer. salted 0 34- 0 31 Buenos Ayres.. 35 0 39 6
un. Leicest r ' ito
villo ------------- -'
----
, hattan, Marshall, Mobile-Orlando, Cockerall, Ch . F
n. . e , iron-
Arbr -:------
n oath Passen- I Cor. wk.' t" untess Mulgrave, -- , 1 monger Brazil - 063 TAR, brl. Runcorn Gap
- - LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATOE MARKET,
..irty,i., - 4lld I.— t Money., ei a Garrick, Trask, New Yark-Co . 'dry salted.. 0 44- 6 sir Stockholm .... 11 6 -12 0 Ditto,preference - i
It ° le -ghat otter ------.,, gers. !last year , Columbia, BothbY. CERTIFICATES 20 8 1 • JULY 15.
te gslle C d Sapphire New Quebec- Rouen rind Havre
irmin il a, . n, rag, an , - Leghorn Nimrod, Rio, dry - 063 Archangel .. .11 6 -12 0 823 1 Potatoes, * glib... s. (I. s. d. llay, old TM og@ 1 2a
rpe: tr. gharn „ a herb' • ... ."--- ; Alexandria, N.s...._,Jupiter, Matthews. . fr s To be granted unless ere be shown to the contrary nn the vaiparmeo, dry 0s- 0 Q 1 carol'. lO 0 -10 6 Sheffield and Manchester
~,0' re-ndline „end Gee), e•• I 1743 , ,e 142 i i 75 31, II? .. •.., - ,nrn eferseilles-Frithio , am- ay of meetine. oe 4 I , Pita, cm> r.a n n- n 0 new - o ioi

...week
7 per wee
; rate of X 67 per mile
r 6 t-.
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i Hers. Arbroath and i•-•-•••-'f, -----....-1
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tralidlibng,znaentioGnloneesier..l 2,84368 833 2
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t!rideeknd Ar'trsot4a'ttn •••• • .1 59183 1.318,1; 270 2
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74,2 6436 64 41
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..... Snields 199 2
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••• • : 33514[ 13502?, -.7
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* `'tt DA Idland Counties•

FRIDAY, JULY 12.—Wind W.N.W., moderate.
ARRlVED.—Gardner, Cole, Calcutta—Lee, from Barbadoes—
Agnes, Green, Saysnilla—Dublin, Skofield, New Orleans—Pow-
hattan, Marshall, Mobile—Orlando, Cockerall, Charleston—
Garrick, Trask, New York—Countess Mulgrave, ; Fin-
gsllen, Crag, and Sapphira, New Quebec—Columbia, Bothby,
Alexandria, N.S —Jupiter, Matthews, Leghorn—Nimrod,
Vetches, and Alpha, —, from Marseil'es—Frithloff, Sam-
holm, from Finland—Boyne, M'Guire, and Ocean, Nichols, fm
Stettin—Marmion, and Splendid, Watson, from London, and
Reliance, Rigby, from New Ross—Atlantic, Maliett, and Ro-
chester, liritton, from New York—Georgiaua, Behm, Charles-
ton—Pauline, Winten, Stettin—Sirene, Toppi, Danzig—Friend-
ship, Sandock, Finland

t h
eD ul2kteh,
.PT
ioms tei I
atfrom
mNe
owuthOerlfeathnes tmoitshsiissspiplti
,was aground on
Hero of Acre, for this port, was struck by lightning 1, th June,
which spilt her topgallantmast and injured her mainmast, and
stunned three of the crew.
Arab, Nickels, from Sincapore, at Macao 21st March
Wm. Ackcrs, hence at Para
Columbia, Blayney, from Carthagena, at Savanilla
Triton, Smith ; New York Packet, Hossack ; Philadelphia,
Watlington ; Liverpool, Swinford ; Edinburgh, Lansen, and
England, Thompson, hence at New York
Triton, Smith, hence off New York
Mariner, hence off Boston
Reliance, Wilson ; Lady Gordon, Scutt' ; Henrietta Mary,
Brown; Huron; Sedulous, Levie ; Catherine, Baird; Nailer,
Duffy ; Bridgetown, Betty ; Blonde, Crawford ; Pekin, Harry;
Highland Mary, Crossley , Troubadour, Dowell ; Indus, Job-
ling, and Hope, Richardson, hence at Quebec
Rankin, Mitchell, from Mobile, at Quebec
Asia, Galilee; Niagara, Cole, and Mary, Sullivan, hence at
Charleston

day of meeting,
_ _

Aug. 2, J. H. 11.,-,by, Manchester, coffee-housc-keeper—Ang.
2, W. Hubbuck, South Shields, pawn-broker—Aug. 2. W. Em.
mins, Montpelier road, London, builder—Aug. 3, W. Parson,
Southampton, grocer—Aug. 5, G. F. Wright, Ironbridge, Shrop-
cshoitrteo,n-isnpninkeneepre. r—Aug. 2, J. Howarth, BaccuP. Lancashire,

A sit Es
Montreal,Pot 24 6 25 0
Pearl, new 26 0 0 6
U. States, Pot 23 0 —24 0
Pearl none.
BARR Quercit 9 0 9 6
Oak, v ton 5 0 6
German.... 4 0-- 5 0
BRIMSTONE, `l' ton
Sicily, &c... 5 o—s 7 6
Tuscany.... --
CASSIA LIGNEA,S. d. S. d
If. cwt. in 1.1 62 0 68 0
CLOVER-SEED, cwt.
American, redo 0 48 0
Dutch 50 0 53 0
French & Gcrin.so 58 0
COCOA, cwt.
Trinidad... , 42 0— 46
Grenada ..
Brazil 3O 0— 33 0
COFFEE, 114' cwt. in bond.
Jama. triage
130 0— 65 0
ordinary
good& fine o. 65 0— 88 0
middling.... 82 0— 95 o
good mid. .. 100 0-110 0
fine mid. &c. 114 0-130 0
Dutch, triage 30 0— 50 0
ordinary
good &tine o. 50 0— 60 0
middling .... 65 0— 70 0
good mid. 75 0— 80 0
fine mid., Sze
Mucha
Ceylon
Java
Havana
good & fine 4O 0— 50 0
St. Domingo 3O 0— 32 0
Brazil 3O 0— 34 0
Laguira 4O 0— 80 0
DvEwoons, v ton s. s.
Logwood, Jam. 5 15— 6 0
Hon. & Dorn. 6 0— 6 5
Caumeaelly 7 10— 7 12 6
Fustic, Span... 3 12— 4 10
Tampico 5 0— 5 5
Puerto Cabello 4 15— 5 5
Cuba
NICARAGUA WOOD.
Rio de la Dacha
solid
• clean
small
Lima, solid
Elmwood, Ango.s 0— 5 5
Cahoon 3 10— 4 0
Camwood
Red San. Wood 7 5
FLAX, V. ton.
Riga. P.T.R. 35 0— '
P'burg, 9 head 32 0—
Archangel 36 0—
Dutch & Flern. 45 0—
GALLS, cwt.
Tutkey, blue 57 0— 58 0
mixed 45 0— 48 0
East India 53 0— 54 0
GINGER, cwt
Barbadoes 45 0— 50 0
.Tainaica 6O 0-200 0
E. India, in bd 15 0— 20 0
,G 4741.10 cwt.
Artbie, Turkey 80 0-140 0
East India. 24 0— 78 0
Barbary 56 0— 58 0
Senegal .... 110 0—
HEMP, r ton s.
P'burg, clean 3O 0— 31 0
outshot 28 0— 29 0
Riga, Rhine 3l 0— 32 0
outshot 29 0— 30 0
Archangel 0 0— 0 0
Manilla 22 0— 23 0
Bombay l4 0— 20 ii
Jute
Rums, Ox and Cow, V Ib
B. Ayres and Monte Video,
inferior & mid. 0 51— 0 6
good & prime 0 6i— 0 a
Do. salted
N. Amer. salted 0 3i— 0 32
Brazil
'dry salted 0 44 0 5-kj
Rio, dry
Valparaiso, dry 0 5 0 6
Odessa, &c. dry 0 5 0 6
. W. India, dry 0 5 0 6 1
salted 0 44 0 5i
East India
Kips, B.A. dry. 0 7 0 8*
Horse, d. cach 0 0 —l3 0
"loess Bala,
Short
mixed
long tails 1 0
combed
INDIGO, r iv' bond.
Bengal.
put. & violet 0 0—
blue & violet 0 0—
bltte .... . 0—
violet, & fine 5 0—
ord. & mid. 4 3
violet & cop.
3
mixed ..
top. g. & fine. 3 6
ord. & mid. 2 6
con. quality 2 3
Oude
Madras 2 3
Guatimala, r lb.
Floras
Sobres 3 0—
Cortes
Carracas, Flo. 3 9
Sobres s °—
Cortes I 6
LAO DYF.,* lb.
D.T. and prime 1 o— 2 6
mid. to good 0 5 1 6
ord. & infer. 0 Li— 0 4
MAPDsR ROOTS y cwt.
Smyrna 73 0— 76 0
Tripoli & Syria none
Freneh ..
NEVICB it

o 6i
o 8
6'
2 0

extra fine 6s 0 —7O 0
Manilla, in bd 16 0 —2O 0
Havana, do.
brown l7 0 —l9 0
yellow 2O 0 —22 0
white ord 24 0 —26 0
good & fine 28 0 —3l 0
Brazil, in bond
brown l5 0 —lB 0
yellow 0 0 u 0
white ord.
good and fine 22 0 —24 0
TALLOW, .211, cwt.
P'burgh, Y.C. 41 6 —42 0
Odessa 41 0 —4l 6
Archangel 39 6 —4O 0
Buenos Ayres 35 0 —39 6
TAR, 13 bd.
Stockholm
Archangel
Carolina lO 0 —lO 6
Virginia
TARTAR, 10, cwt
Cream of Tartar 63 0 —64 0
brown and ye 1.48 0 —34 0
TEA, To It). in bond.

Botie.a, Canton 0 4 0 6
Fokein ——
Congou, corn. 011 1 1
mid. to fine. 1 6 2 6
Twankay, corn. 1 li-- 1 2
mid. to good 1 3 1 10
Pekoe, Orange 1 4 2 8
Campot,

.RY REPORT, JuLy 13.

ADMITTED.
In-patient 5...........,.. 42
Out-patients ............
Casuals during the week:. 7
Remaining in the house . IQs

NORTHERN HOSPITAL, JULY 13.
[WEEKLY REPORT.]
AIiMITTED. DISCIIARGPSD.

.__~
.~

Frankfield, and Oregon, hence at New Orleans
Shenandoah, West, and Venice, Dunlevy, hence at Philadel-
phia
Sterling, Saunders, hence at Wiseassett
Acadia, , steamer) Judkins, and Henry, Makiuson, hence at
Boston
Agnes, White, hence at Genoa
William, Bowler, hence at Browershavcn
Piiilomene, Christian, and Maria, Salzader, hence at Antwerp
Douglas, Tyrrell, for Africa, has lint hack.
Roscoe, Rucker, and Warren Hastings, hence at New York
Olive & Eliza, Parsons; Glenbervie, Russell; Ann, Lovett,
and Shakespeare, Miner, hence at Boston

8 0
O 0
O 0
5 6
5 0

4 0
3 6
4 3
4 0
4 6

com. to good none
Hyson Skin 1 0 1 1
mid. to fine 1 4 1 10
Soucliong,com. 1 2 1 4
good to fine 1 6 2 9
Pekoe, flowery 2 0 3 0
Hyson, corn 1 8— 2 2
fine 2 6 4 0
Young Hyson 1 0— 2 0
Imperial
Gunpowder,
good and fine 2 0 5 0
TOBACCO,► lb. ix bond.
J. River, Leaf 0 2 0 2i
Stemmed 0 0 0 0
Kentucky
Maryland
TUR.lol;alc,* cwt. in bond.
Bengal l2 0 —l3 6
TURPENTINE:, T , cwt.
American
V.A ton.t 3 t' s
Smyrna, picked:s 0 —2l
Morca ln 0 —l5 0
WAX, ES' p rwl. in bond.
African
East India 7 0 7 15
Americam 7 4 - 7 17 6

4 9
4 0
3 0
4 6
4 0
2 9

Prices paid , IMPORTS
SALES OF THE WEEK. lin the week. ' ThisWk.l thisyeat
---- --
300 Sea Island 134 ,t ?9 h 7 1
60 :Stained
11550 , Bowed Georgia
5060 1 f Mobile
1 Alabama and Tenney 1 '• •• • 434558
11950 i New Orleans
AA, r Pernambuco A:Parai. 51 63 t } 30115
` I 1 Aricati and Ceara
130 ; Bahia and Maceio
540 , { Maranham
Sawginned
.. 1 Minas
Para
' Demerara.Surinaro,Wc --
.... ....
750 , Egyptian - 8 .... 18446
Barbadoes - - - I • • • 503
Peruvian
Bahama
20' Laguayra
Common West India.. , } .. • . II ? 6743
20 Carthagena 3l 1 II
l Smyrna _ 1
Manilla
1760 Surat '72 - - TZ !JI
_ , .... ,} 47539
Madras
Bengal
33040 bales 1 i .... 1 905153

Quarter ---
South Eastern and Dover
New shares
South Western ..
Ditto shares
Shrewsbury and Grand Junction.
Scarborough
Tunis and Bourdeaux
Trent Valley
Ulster
York and North Midland

20
100
25
50
50

S
82a
4
50
4

Half Shares
Bank of Liverpool
Borough Bank
"-- Commercial of Liverpool
East of England
M'chester & L'pool Dsct
Northern and Central
North and South Wales
Royal of Liverpool
South Lancashire
Liverpool Union
Liverpool Banking Co
Wilts and Dorset
Exchange Buildings
L'pool and Harrington Water
Works ..
Bootle Ditto
L'pool New Gas & Coke
L'pool Gas Light Company Co
Ditto new shares.
Liverpool Marine Assurance.. N,
Company
Marine Assurance
Liverpool Fire and Life
M'chester Assurance Company
Xpothecaries' Company
garrington locks
A wiert on Carry ing Company
Ruck
Ste= Tug Company

2gi
50
25
12i

LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATOE MARKET,
JULY 15.
Potatoes, Ip, DOlb s. d. s. d. Itlay, old 2; tb 0
Pink.eyes
Cups
Short-tops 0 u— 0 0 Straw,Wheat. 0
Cattle 0— 0 0 Oat
Red Rogers .... 0 0— 0 0 Grass
Manglewurzle .... 0 0— 0 0 Vetches

9 @ 1 2a
8 0 10a
8 1 0
4a— 0 5
4 0 4i
3k— 0 4#
3k— 0 4a

Duty .

200
Stock.
Stock.
100

Accidents 23 ' Cured
... 15
Medical and Surgical cases Relieved and at own request I
Upon recommendation ... 14 Attending as Out Patients. 13
Irregular
Total 37 Died 3
Remaining i It the Hospital . • 77.

Consulting Surgeon, William Gill, Esq.
Visitors, John Lightlio,ly and H. J. Sanderson, Esq,
Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq.
Chap:ain, Rev. Wm. Hughes.----House•Surgeon, Mr. Parker

lasper Id.

28s. do.

2s.do

8.P.J5.r:41

305 (,(1