The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-03-05 00:00:00

STATE OF TRADE.

MANCITE4TER.—We have conversed with many upon the re-
sult of this week's business, and the version of each is so con-
tradictory, that we are hardly prepared to say what is the actual
state of our market; but, from all we can gather. we would say
that the end of last week, and the early part of this things were
flat compared with two or three previous weeks. The buoyancy
for the last few days. in Liverpool, has stimulated the buyers
here, and a considerable amount of business has been done
where the parties would concede a little in price. which some of
the manufacturers have done, and printing cloth may he quoted
rid. per piece lower, and domestics FL to id. per yard. We are
still of opinion that no ma, erial change in favour or buyers will
take p .lay =ma arta II Ivo.
"prised' u the packet that arrives here from America about the
:4th of this month, does not cau-e another excite rent in Liver
pool; for she will bring the resu:t of the efnct pi o :tiled there
by the news " of the greatest cotton week" ewer f.n iwn in Li-
verpool ; for even the last accounts, received on Thursday. can-
not fail to convince us that every elfol making to keep bf ck
cotton, and that every strata ?..em will be used to advance the
price. They will draw u ion Orieaus. a d then upon I i:erpool,
for the bankers are equally interested with h' pl inters and, in
spite of all we can do, we fear they will tH t() much for us, and
keep up the pr ce for some mon hs to come. .7 inei 6 i's, 5
194 d.; and 72's, 6s. 92. to 7s. lid. —Madolterter Advertiser of
Saturday.
Lsgos,—The influx of Ifetropoltan and Irish buyers, usual
in the closing week of each calendar month, ha- been as large
during the past week as for several months past, and a good bu-
siness has been done. This has inspirited our merch nits. who
have bought freely in the Cloth Halls when likely goods offered,
and the stocks are now considered l iw as many of the clothiers
are now making to order. The Woollen Cloth trade does not
admit of so much speculation s the Worsted trade, in conse-
quence of the spinner and manufacturer of Wool en being gene-
rally the same person, else we might have had to record a
greater advance in prices than has taken plum.

BRADFORD MARKET.—The demand for goods rt this market
on Thursday was as large as for some tine past, and me tran-
sactions were considerable when someth ttg near late prices
could be acceded to ; but although the merchants did in some
instances give rather better prices, there was an evident dispo-
sition on their part to cheek the upward tendency of prices by
buying only for immediate wants. Yarns were in request. and
as there are no stocks in the market, and scarcey any coming
forward, (nearly all the spin, ers being employed on orders.) late
rates were fully maintained. Notwithstanding. therewas a good
business done for shipment. The transactions in th , Wool
Market were not quite so an mated as of late, but the staplers
held firmly for late rates.
FlunnsusFinom MARKET.—The demand fir goof's at this
mai ket has been better towards the close of the ntr nth than it
was at the beginning-, not only in f oicy goods of new ns,
but in plain Cloths of crdinar.. quality. 0. Tuesday the market
was brisk. especially for those descriptions of goods. The Wool
market was steady, the staplers not being disposed to give way,
and the manufacturers being reluctant to buy beyond their lin.
mediate wants

HAI IFAX MARKET.—There was a brisk demand for goods
and Yarn at this market on Saturday, especially the latter,
which sold readily at late rates. The demand I,r Wools was,
perhaps. scarcely equal to that of the prececing market-day,
but the prices were very firm.

WAKEFIELD WOOL MARKET.--Although few sales have been
effectA in any description of Wools this week, holners are firm
at fu i 1 prices.
ECKMODWIKE BLANKET MARKET.--Monday there was only
a thin attendance of buyers, owing probably to the very heavy
fall of snow which had fallen, and which made the roads in th
neighbourhood almost impassable. Thursday there was not
much business done in the Hall, but we understand that the
manufacterers generally have as many orders on hand as will
see them into the month of April.
ROCIIDALE FLANNEL MARKET.—The demand for fianne's to-
day has been very much the same as for the last three weeks.
Prices are low, considering the late advance in wool ; anti some
of the manufacturers refuse to sell without a greater adv,nce,
than the merchants are willing to give. The Wool market has
been more quiet to day, but prices continue very firm, and, if
any thing, are rather on the advance.

THE LEICESTER TRADE.—Though many of the growers
doubtless wish to obtain a still further advance on Woois, we
do not hear that any has taken place, nor that there is like!, to
he any given, unless purchases are unavoidable. In Yarns there
is no alteration. In common and low goods, both cotton and
worsted, there has been a fair amount of business doing at a
trifle higlier than old rates, yet not up to the late advances in
the law material. All parties are evi :ently acting with caution,
in consequence of the sudden and speculative advances above
alluded to, which have been so madubeyond what the present
state of the - meriret them to stand.--Leicester
Chronicle.

Hosi ERV AND LACK TRADies.-,The cottataltosiery trade still
keeps in its improved state, and some of the branches, such as
the cut-up hose, are yet brisk, and in some departments very
brisk ; and as there has been a rise of twopence per dozen on
the wages the situation of that numerous discription of work-
men has been ameliorated. 'This advance is all clear wages,
the charges for frame rent and other s ch deductions being the
same. The cotton and cotton-thread glove branch still keeps
very brisk, though some months since hands engaged in this
manufacture were in a most depressed state. The wrought
cotton-hose branch, yet the main stap'e of the bowery trade,
has if anything improved, e pecially in the finer qualities. The
fancy cotton-hose branch, which was a most extensive and
valuable manufacture, is still considerably depressed : the
articles generally made are eyelet-hole sandal hose, rather i
imitating lace, and a few tuck hose worked n small devices, the
articles being in general made by tucking a light and dark
coloured thread. The silk branches still keep in the most de-
plorable condition, whether plain silk, silk knotted, silk glove,
or the fancy hose branches. The fancy bobbin net trade has
but little improved, and many machines are standing, or are
making alterations. On the other hand, the plain trade, both
for pieces and Tiillings, has surprisingly rallied, the public
having discovered the stability of the plain nets, which are
mostly traversed, and are good sound articles. The warp
cotton lace branch is still extremely brisk, and we hear at
length of a scarcity of hands; whilst others are urged not by
any means to lose their time from employment.—Nottitsgham
Journal.

A SPECIMEN OF YOUNG ENGLAND.—During the de-
batetion in favour of Don Carlos, Mr. Hope, the member for
last Tuesday evening, on Lord John Manners's mo-
Maidstone, rose to address the house at the same moment
with Mr. Montagu Gore. The hon. member was in full
evening dress, and bad a double telescope opera-glass in
his hand. On rising he was greeted with much laughter,
and his friends behind bim, pointing to Mr. Gore, pulled
him back by the coat. The hon. member gravely raised
his opera-glass, and turning round, slowly surveyed those
who had committed the trespass upon the nether part of
his outer garment, and then resumed his seat amidst
shouts of laughter.—Timet,

March 5, 1844.

DOMESTIC.

faSt t"
FIRE AND Loss OF LIVES% AtIODt ha- D... the
&duck on 'Tuesday m.srni, g last, a fire broke cut 003/1,,
premises occupied as a shop and dwelling-honsfilecobs
Aaron Jacobs, it. St. Eboe-streer, Osford. mr, and
was a gent le,,lan of the Hebrew persuasion, rau;';',4s
believed to be very wealthy. His family consisteo_ the
wife, a son, and three daughters, and two lodgers lugt,
house. Of these, tex escaped in a state of noditf• mete
gb
Jacobs assisted in letting his wife, sun, and two dauit
down by the window ; but nothing was seen of the ecrii
daughter, Rebecca, aged 15, who must have perish?!s ttee
t'
gether with her father. It is supp,,,,ed that the tst
after the escape of his wife and other children, Wen N.
small closet, at the top of the house,. to save sonl!Ppe,
pert)+, and was suffocated before he could make his Taaod
His body was found with the feet and head burnt om
tb
-
a
quantity of. gold, ails, r, and other valuables benea
The house was completed gutted. itb
FEVER FROM DESTITUTION.—Dr. Southwood S °the
has just given his annual report upon the state abide
London Fever Hospital during the past year. from 140,
it appears that the admissions during the period were egr,
being an excess of 4Hi above that of any preceding Y,
A large proportion of the inmates were agricultutvaoo
bourers or provincial mechanics, who had come to 'Ai° tio
in search of employment, and who were seized wit'•lsh
malady either on the road or soon after their gni,
evincing the close connexion bet weeniever and destitothi°o
These poor creatures ascribed their illness, some ef.„t of
to sleeping by the sides of hedges, and others W vh, of
clothing, many being without .stockings, shirts, shee-ele•
any apparel capable of defending them from the je
teJ
mency of the weather • while the larger number attrioll
it to want of food, being driven by hunger to eat 7,,
vegetables, turnips, and rotten apples. The gross e 3 of
tality was 151 per cent. An unprecedented numbetoi
nurses and other servants of the hospital were attar
with fever, namely, 29, of whom six died.—Globe• 4
MATERNAL CRUELTY.--011 Monday last, an in tiu•efJ,
was held at Longborougb, on the body of an infast kes
by John Gregory, Esq., when the following Port° 0
were given in evidence :—The mother, Mary Garnet', °he
the wife of George Garner, of Sheepshead, from wbolofee
separated about a year ago, having formed a cone°
with a man named Higgs. The deceased child sbetlt
with her, which was then about twelve months old'
thhaethtiirmede
litardgwaisneas? where shenehealthyand thechild. child lived, For some 15
s
was deposed that she was in the habit of boiling OPIA-Al.
and water and treacle, and giving the mixture twice a
to the child, to quiet it, while she would leave it for bo%
to associate with Higgs. The guilty pair then went „"
housekeeping, from which time the child altered e
much for the worse. Sarah Flinders, mother of 131,8" d
Garner, having her suspicions awakened, she o',
neighbour (Mary Allwood) demanded to see the chid
when permission was refused until she threatened to sea,
for a constable. On going into the room the child ra
found lying on the floor covered with a few rags, saturat
with water, its lower extremities paralysed, the lc":
body emaciated to the last degree, and deaf and bill
The child was then taken from the inhuman mother st)t,
her brutal paramour, when it lingered till Saturday-
and then died. A poet mortem examination was an
when the corpse was found to be totally destitute of 017;
cuter substance; but the immediate cause of death w 55„
effusion of water on the brain, which was probably P,v:
duced by the treatment it had undergone from its 101111;
tural parent. A verdict of manslaughter was
returvel against Garner and Higgs.—Leicesiersh'
Mercury.

THE LATE ABDUCTION OF A YOUNG LADY.--"There'
Mii,
appeared last week a paragraph respecting the extraorif
nary abduction of a young lady named Jane Page, cujrge
13 years of age, by a young farmer of the name of Ges.
Gardner, from a seminary in High-street, Warown,
£5O reward was immediately offered for their apPrebetil
sion •, but the police were unable to trace them out enoi
last Saturday night, when they were discovered quarte
at an inn in Douglas, in the Isle of Man, having unf
away just a week. and captured full 250 miles from ttedy
native place. Gardner was instantly taken into cost
by the police, and having been conveyed to Stretron,nosr
Warwick, he on Wednesday last underwent an exatois'i,
tion at the public-office before Mr. J. Fullerton, a coos,
magistrate, the following being the substance of the
deuce, which will be found to be of a very eetaarkv,,,,
character :—The young lady is the daughter of a wesit',
farmer at Stretton, and, upon her attaining her 18th, com
into po,session of a large estate. The prisoner isai. ,
very respectable and wealthy, and being desirous of
coming a farmer, he was apprenticed to the young la6T
pa:rnt, so as to be instructed in the several branches J
agriculture. He was considered as one of the family, If
freq ently had an opportunity of visiting the young 1!,10
whilst at school, hut, owing to her very tender age, ns
was entertained by their friends of an intimacy existing'
On last Saturday week the prisoner went to the
semivar't,;
and informed the Miss Kimberley, the proprietors, Lbji
he was instructed to convey Miss Page to her Pareilat
residence, as she was going to stay there a short time
ag
a tew friends; and, under such circumstances, she
ea4ily parted with.—The magistrate, in reviewing the el,
re-narked that if the prisoner's defence should be that
t`e,
young lady was a willing party, it would not alfer the
off•nce, as he had absconded with her at such a tender go
th it she was considered not to know right from wil/ext
/Id was then fully committed to take his trial at the s
assizes at Warwick, being liberated on two sureties
4300; and himself in a like sum.—Times.

weed.
LAMENTABLE SUICIDE.—On Sunday morning
about eight o'clock, the inhabitants of Caistor we
thrown into the greatest consternation by the diSCNot
pariso, and rector or too adjoining vdtago,or FtoW v.
uhatadt
cijie.R.eitvt.edGgsourizceidjeVutt7e.r,
peculiarly
eteddi
svtrieeassr:43:etl:
cutnstances. Mr. Watson was a gentleman of very *"•
fined mind, and so extremely sensitive to even the
pearance of injury or disrespect, as to exhibit, when utta!:
excitement or trouble, strong marks of mental aberratten,
him to
Some monthswrite a
agoletNtier in consequencet so n's morbid Mr.
l
slight, to the wife of one of his parishioners at Rothw.“
which letter was made the subject of coo,plaint to 11:
«' arson's ibi
of sensibilities
some
Bishop, and led to the issuing of a commission of ingTq
under the Church Discipline Act. On Friday week tot
%
commission was executed, and the commissioners repos;
ed—not on the innocence or culpability of Mr. Wats°,,ei
,sf there ofH appeared
wasthatpea rea weredtphrteioymbaef iaachinoe
uo
case
its)
ehz the
:ojnurddergurersgt—tri
:bar:
ne
cvmcee:l:
tglrYai
adding, however, to their return the fact, that Mr. ""3,e
and infirmity of mind. This cloud, over a reputati:
which had hitherto been unsullied, was too much for 34,),;
Watson's sensitive mind to hear. On the SaturdaY P 4
sv(r)oe sas itoonb,
egaeltiz
etdh.e betterTh e
unfortunate
n . ''
previous distress hail settled into despondency, aud P
e
expressed fears that the affair would, to use his own Or;
seven o'clock on Sundae morning, rose from his
and, in his diessing-govin and slippers, went into D'a
gTehnettseemfaetat stLeudt
sitting.roorn, where he appears to have loaded a gun 490
discharged its contents into his mouth. His skull s'ij
dreadfully shattered, and i.e was found, as before s:atet
about eight o'clock, of course qui,e dead. The coroner]
jury came to a nnanitnous vet di That the deceits':
had d,stroyed himself while labouring te,der mental rti
rangement.” Mr. Watson was 44 years of Hew
Presented to the vicarage or Caistor, by the Rev. W.
(now Dr.) Pook, Prebendary of Caistor, in 1833, an'l
the rectory of Rothwell, by Lord Yarborough, in 1835*
the
CURIOUS CASE OF SWINDLING.—A stranger, ; .rs he
garb of a female, about three weeks ago walked into t"..1
bar of the Dog and Gun Inn, Coventry. Her cheers!:
conversation, and insinuating manner, so won upon tre
landlady, (Mr. Hales,) that instead of proceeding by t_l'ae
Banbury coach, which she particularly wished, she 7:1"
induced to stay all night, being unprepared with clotbt;
to encounter the inclemency of the season. The worTa,
hostess becoming more and more charmed with the !,
teresting stranger, several days elapsed in the mututl'4
terchanges of affection ar:d confidence, when her frte"o
remarked that it might appear strange to Mrs. Hales t,,j
she offered her no money. "The fact is," says shetnir
have a remittance of £6OO I expect to receive at the P t
mingham Branch of England Bank ; but how to ge
there I know not. Would you have the kindness to ee
company me in your gig? I have always consulted Y°a
during my stay here, and intend to make you my Conr,
dance." Mrs. 11. complied, and with her freed
ceeded to Birmingham the following morning. Cm s
Pry
riving at the Bank, inquiry was made for the mr,nager%;4l
whom the stranger wished to know if £6OO had been P_nre
to the account of Miss Watts, to which a negative "01
given. Great surprise was manifested by Miss W-,4rip
the manager was requested to till up a cheque for
Hales to receive the amount, provided she did not P;(4
sent it herself. On their way home, Miss W. aPPe Ls.
concerned at her disappointment, and suggested to..Zir
H. that, as her present exigences required a littlfriTO
money, she, would place, tbo.chgck in•. Mrs., .11404 se-
for aloan cd".£6o,
veA and would give her £4O-tbr the be
cammodatioo.... swallowed
.ZAvait-vves- by Mrs. H.
forthwith produced fifty-five sovereigns and a£s new
Mrs. ff.:proud-% tho eotripanY of Miss W., and me,
W. highly delighted with Mrs. 11., spent several agrese
ireifounsteadgutoe.leacov en herNio
ncdaardy.
days, during which the once paid a visit to. the seat of
Lord Craven, at Coombe Abbey, with Mr. Hales!
oteheriasmthe:
asa
'and gig. On being informed by the housekeeper, 111*. Robinson, that her ladyship was not at home, iklise.,elV
known to her ladyship, and expected soon to be 14'•
_doe
made for the horse and gig to convey her to Market ist,i
borough, where Miss W. had an aunt, who she ""ii,
learnt, was not likely to live. No objection was offe_,Og.
and Mr. W. anticipating the use of mourning, borrroj
the habiliments of. Mrs. Hales, very generously oke.,b.
for. her convenience, together with a valuable otieo
Thus equipped, she arrived at Harborough, and aligutot
yreinqguessht,ewwasasr,":
opposite Mrs. Saunt's, observing she was afraid her ej,
was dead, as the blinds welt, down. The man o," sib
sired to go to Swan's hotel and wait for her. Miasneta
walked forward to the Union inn, where she took 61;001
brandy and water, with a biscuit ; and after staying sot
two hours, went to the Swans to inform John that hector
was very ill, and wished her to stay a few days
enri
borough ; he must, therefore, return without her,...,;01
bring the gig for her on Tuesday. the 13th, dischelbe)
the expenses of John and the horse, with a promise tbs
of 10s. for his journeys, and 4s for what he paid oQ hr
road. On the return of John, Mr. and Mrs. Haild,
came somewhat concerned respecting their fair fr.b
and on the following morning dispatched John of
policeman to Market Harborough, to take proper °ILA
Miss W. This, however, was round to be unneee7eof
as the clever and interesting visitor had taken 101 l
herself, by procuring a seat in the omnibus for V', se
on the previous evening. 'We might add, the dree,,, sre,„
under garments obtained of Mrs. H., with the watch' leP
considered worth from £l5 to £2O; while t 131-00
behind are estimated at 2s 6d. Miss W. has 0*
been heard of—Oxford Herald:

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THE LIVERPOI
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1844, ___________ . _ _.....__, ______•_•
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0111)13iiig 4 t. 11 r 1
~ lignur. Nestor. atewe rt from Mauritius at Cove _
Sir C. Napi• r, ii erit • ess, sailed from Valparaiso 25th Nv. fot. 1,0 ,DON GAZETTE.—TUESDAY, MAR. 1.
Coquimbo. and Ann ilechell 211th Nov for Cobaa. .
._.___os__.
----rasa__
a TUESDV.',.PRBRUA RV 2 .-A hid N..N.Vta, moderate. San Francisao de Zabaraa sailed from Biliroa for this port 21st , earasb -
teiaseiyatez_iltplaamleiyit hton. Fester. -t. Domingo - Brothers, Dec. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
"wis• Gal
Earl Leicester. is (lota ; Don, Aneripel, and freedom, Leyt W. Curran and Co.. Liverpool, stone dealers-Lomax and
half p` t'Y'l
an the
ottetaden.eßeiadP,alkariell‘. . Croat. Demerara-Lucy. Francis, Al- hence at Messina vilson, ilson. Liver 001, shipbuilders - Parker, Kennedy, and Co..
alie cut -- mf, Orieans_su sd, ale. 1 lercey. Marr.eilies- Oneco. Taylor. New Larch, S"ewatt, henee at Almeira
eiverpool, and 11 tiniltoa, Canada, so far as regards C. S. Parker
d'ai sdh_a rsti Nap:es- Arno. Thurston. Havana-
-house.o9 ,a
Elio, Scatlaial, lie •t, c at Coruntia
-C S. Parer and W. O. Sandbach, iverpeol and British
Mr. JaCal ylark. Sellers, A zures-Actif. Brock.
aajana- w. T. Threlfall and T Smith, St lie,en's, Lancashire,
Aim Crepe,. ne, cc end M.t kicaihn. at Setteross
• rabbit a'' Wareata. ha V. •, '_-; --Tile ity of Cates:, :steal-der) Proud.-
irontriontrers. braziers and linmen -J. Yeaden and William
'' a ;,,,,,d of $ bunifri ---
love iris wrc•cSett vesterday, on the Dog ClCaci Sand. off this
Noe, oil Thompson. from China, at this port; sailed 12th eddaii, Salford, Lancashire, common brewers-J. Hunter an
cans,.... do
lodgers in the
c,„tuu tr,om St. Helena '7th Nov. place. ; crew saved.
Ca . Greenock, and St John's. Newfoundland, so far as regards
i. sioclair -Lowe and Grounds, Billinge, Lancashire, shoe-
piaa'aa,n. Urai-t. from Lima, at this port ; sailed 19th Nov. The nutlitY• him
maker.
eriiwf,'_k_aeas to sail2sth Nov., and the Magellan about Ist Dec. SATaR aAY, MARCH 2. -Wind West. fresh.
ARRIVED - Nestor, Stewart, from the Mauritius-Brutus. BANKRUPTS,
two dBk/gideit leenuir :his port
,of the e; ,„ The lit' 'tee'Balbaney, from Boston Robert Padden, Bar lepool, chemist. druggist, common
, from Pernambuco at this port; sailed 24th Jan.
perished' `'''' a "ilea aand. and Thomas Battershy 23rd, both for this brewer, an t spirit merchant.
' ,Tater ri '`• ,The Taa-
Rialto, Chase, from New Orleans at Liverpool. on the 13th -
John Gass, Devonpopt, draper.
hat the , -razihan and Inas Leech was to sail 25th. for this port. The
Feb. in lat. 35, lon, as, fell in with the Harp. from St. John.
Thomas Greenatig. Henwick, Worcestershire, surgeon,
welltt Aamvx Manchester were loading for this port
ten,
nes p'-' Itenillen. Calcutta
-ttah-vitinueh--.
from Haitipothecary and accoucheur
Lye 5...- e ..a, from Bombay-Adam Lodge. Joy, N B for Barbadoes. dismasted and full of water, and took oti
the crew and a passenger Thomas Griffiths, Stoke upon-Trent, Staffordshire, draper and
ke big es'al, eY. Miller. from Sincapore-Hermann.
re, sail tailed 2cl Fehrmore. and Sheffield, Sherry, from New York •; Trial James. from Villa Nova at Liverpool. On .9th Feb.F.eb in
lat. 51.'10n. 7spoke the Sir Edward Pager, from Valparaiso for William Henry Chaplin, Inworth, Essex, bricklayer, builder,
burnt 01,1, it, John oar}'Tonsk tailor.
brick and rile maker.
lee benea' 110Pe Tomkinson, the Cape Good
mon, from China at Liverpool. bearing up for Milford. with loss of mint' mast, fore
yard. boats, sails, quarter galleries, &c George Copage, Wolverhampton, victualler.
Arab, Nickel ,
BOUth Wa'les
Renfrew rinse,
at Adelaide, N.S.W. Witham Scott. Regent-street. London. wine-merchant.
cl Smith
:Gnlenerlioay.34:3"gall'
United States, Britton, from New York at this port ; sailed
Charles Blandy Bayley, Abingdon, Berkshire, draper.
hilVoo s tat hence and Hobart Town at Sy.'ney, New
11th
hence at St. Michael; put in for provi-
state e• •aThomas Hodson, Harrow. London, butcher.
r, &oral:11 ,
.'"Zu athralV:BB7 rew, hence and Port Philip at Sydney, New sions, and sailed 19th Feb. for Halifax
Enterprise, Matthews, hence at Charleston, after being on Edwin Brass, Taunton, Somersetshire, grocer.
iod were 07 .arnuan Jenard. from London at Launceston shore on the bar DIVIDENDS.
-ccedings,
~, lush Girl, ---,
4ePterab 'rkett. Proddow, sailed fror NS W 25th n Sydney. .. . chants, at 12, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool-March 2.
Enrope, Farber ; St. George, Ferris ; St. Petersburg, Howard. Marrh 20, Thomas Hinderwell Thompson, Liverpool, mer-
and Cabota, Hepburn, hence at New York
;riCalturaAres Wild es
G,= Artemis 29th, both for Val araiso
Ile to Los;
from -at Lima Sir Charles spier, Griffith. Margaret, Clarke ; lanthe, Por-
BRiirckhaaerrde,Phoettaerrc,
hlaeterieoyf, Gainsdboorfnem.paahrekh,eYstoerrk,sahhirde,
Jebhuht npoeat•teorf.
zed with
TA ~t 1 aunted
nritoo mai -----, hence at Valparaiso ter, and a lexander. hence at Mobile
Autumn, Burden, hence for Rouen at Ramsgate of Manchester, cotton Pinner-March 21, Edwin aßancroft
their 06.1. 8440. And"ina, from Rio Janeiro at Valpariso
Royal Archer, Scott, hence at Cape Good Hope Bayley, Pendleton, near Manchester, stuff printer-.
d destitaml. Thomas _ erson. and Wilson, Campbell, hence at Bahia
CERTIFICATES
e of thejo7 _emellor, .-__.
jor'4lßuard, sus , hence at Pernambuco Merlin, hence at St. Michael
iota iit ' Olinda, Brown, hence at New Orleans To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown
this ort 2 h an, and Britannia, were loading at Galveston
to the contrary on or before the day of meeting.
I to a Wa- of Arab. Gordon, hence at Boston
Dart
er Liddle, Roy,
14C.aairaunanas' Ct';'wjia4: hence at Mobile Shenandoah, hence off Philadelphia March 10, John Donnelly. late of Newry, Ireland, bat now of
rte, sh°e'3,'ete,
alerrand Y• Burnett. hence at Ancona Eglinton, Muir, hence at Savannah Liverpool. merchant-March 21, James Ashton, Liverpool ma-
ne the ,1- 041
Casper, Silker, from Bremen nufacturing chemist-Ilislop Warner, Edward Marna, Thos.
set' attrdle if
e2nd Feb. in lat. Manning. and James Manning. Liverpool, brandy distillers-
saßea fromAncona Bth Feb. for this
Richard,
•r tO eat 1,, Eaal•lea, of Liverpoofel
Alizab 'semester. hence 43, lon 11 ,rwLarssesrppoooklehat.Portsmouth
Joseph Crisp, Liverpool, and of Liscard, Cheshire, auctioneer-
a gross II; of 6th j eth Ann. L,Ballard, at Messina
Edwin Bancroft Bayley. Pendleton, Lancashire. stuff printer.
... an, for Th. .dstone, from Messina at Palermo, and sailed
NOTICES OF INSOLVENCY.
d ntlatbeici "aft IS Pert for London 27th Dee.
John Tomkinson, Hutchinson, sailed from Cape Good Hope
vere attac
Milvo°rot
hn. h. Palf S. Lightfoot, Liverpool. rice cleaner.
Ancona at Palermo, and sailed 24th Hopkinson, Stephens, sailed from St. Helena for Antwerp
14th January W. Audley, Liverpool. carter.
Globe.
egt Emilia,-aror hi ' r e7' from
Tartar, Went, from
12,31 S
rtker, 26,.0. a
n
d
rtisled from Palermo. 17th January • Wiltshire,
t an WMI
CERTIFICATES
' t ebuw eeY Hall, Cholditch, on the 30th,' all for this , from Dominica at ditto
CPharasteleesMtieermehbaentts,toPnoo. le, frem London at New Orleans
To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown
infan •
a FatYlat Fish, R
to the contrary on or before March 15,
y plane 0 4 are, Hfag,st tlWards, hence at Naples Queen, _ 0 .from -at ditto
Queen, Wilson, from Belfast at Savannah J. Hudson. Manchester, calico printer-J. Edmondson, Mars-
Garner, Aio
Bra,
Le.
Al°nlene;thBmile,
Ann a_ Ithora Strickland, and Pellgwenlly, Lewis,
den, Lancashire, miller.
)m wh0021: N "4 ElizabPortsmouthmihister aptleNneipwetYetoarikat,ywitthe tthhee
a collac`a onpareil . Jones, hence at Rouen Honourable°l-ic.lla.nS.e sNtlar. (21)5a) ke fromn
h a ni,
United States
gild sbe It ~. Da,a_s • hence for Venice at Milford
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY.
Olivia-"attne. '''e . from London for this port at Portsmouth, with
,the old' vj V. ..'t Split BRIXHAM, 29th Feb.-During a heavy squall last night,a
brig. in working into this hay. got in contact with the Portland,
-10.
10. -88 P-Ls 8
me 15 wee 0
PART N F. RS HIPS. DISSOLVED.
. ... 2! R, Paalm.-Agricola, hence for India. in lat. 3N, Smith,e from. London for Liverpool. carried away her jibboom,
and ill ,_. •
to
J. Varty, jun., and S. Williamson, Liverpool, joiners—H.
lived, .--,..4 I, tat 3s 8, stock. from Mauritius for this port, Ist Jan. & and obliged her to slip an anchor and 45 fathoms chain.
The* brig proceeded to s. a and T Ilurndall, Swansea, silk-mercers-E. M. Stephens and
oiling 0101:, 22,14,_t• .4-,10T.L3,1. F._ Apropos, hence for St. Thomas, 23d Jan
Jones, a ewtown, Montgomeryshire, attorneys-C. and W.
twice an , pa. aa. Parker, hence for Demerara, 3oth Jan, lat. NEW YORE, 13th Feb.- A large ship was seen on shore pre-
vious to 9th Feb., thirty miles south of Cape Florida
it for how 3-0°1478.1,2A6 -"' Celia. Large, hence for Jamaica, 6th Feb. in lat. WMa*ujdoen. , Carleton, Yorkshire. corn-millersJ. Whitehead and
wen le
SUNDAY. 34 Maircre-Wind W., fresh. R. W. Roberts, Liverpool, corn-dealers-KR,
bGerieieLlidalgi. and G,
Wroe, Manchester. paper-dealers-G.
hen we- A tcrlensxvta,l4:llteerat, sth Feb.-The Anne, Seeger, from Liver-
ARRIVED.-Hopewell, from Rio de la Hackie; sailed 16th Jan. Finch-lane, City. London, hair-dressers-J. Carr,', I. Grey, and
altered le" " HI re below the Castle, in the Dardanelles, on the
G. C rr, Bewick-upon-Tweed, timber-merchants-G.. Carr and
f giff to to 4 and would have to discharge a large portion of her-Nelson, Cooper, from Newfoundland. and Ellen, Roper, from
Ter o a i
Mobile
sa as, tot afloat
she and .0 'which V:rA, sth 1.
, et has blown a severe gale from the W., Cceur de Lion, -, hence for Calcutta, was spoken 25th Jan, H. Short, BerDwEicckL-uApRoAn-TTlwoeNeds,OtiFmbDelrv-romerEeNhaDnsts..
e the ebi.,l
•-everat AUS
glipl'ing 'B,'eared must have done considerable injury to the
Virginia White, hence for Boston, at Plymouth, with cargo C. Holloway. Stockbridge. Hampshire, victualler.
med to sei- in lat 5 N, long. 28 W
Andersonand Co., Old Broad-street, London, merchants.
trian arid Greek vessels are said to be ou
shifted ,
H. Jones, Canterbury, wine-merchant.
e child /ell bore Let'w
een Sala and Naples
Selina. hence off Monte Video
a, satU ~01,
WED,,,
the 0,1°,,,d, Woodstock, Nicholson, sailed from Mauritius for Liverpool
HC..Lvvo.wildeorb,hateautshe,. bßaanthk.erb.anker.
4th December
W. Shepherd. jun.. • cton, Gloucestershire, miller.
Altera .se-SDAY. FEBRUARY 28.-Wind W. moderate.
f and lou j para.
W. Jones. Park. Glamorganshire. ship-builder.
Its Dadra , Obert Whiteway, and Heart of Oak, from Val-
Maf d • lost sails boats, and mizen mast, and ma mg
J. P. Howard, Attlebridge, Norfolk, malster.
MOtber OE - ‘4lPieses_ aearard Watson. from Savaitilla-Sealby, Bell, from Sir Edward Paget, Henderson, from Valparaiso for Liverpk.ool
at i or „
water in her upper works
BANKRUPTS ANNULLED.
turdae 1111 tr re i, Dawe, from St. Michael's _ie
was ma 0 biwl, T
Ross, from Manilla at Deal Feb 21, Charles Poppleton, York, linen-manufacturer.
030% ja:dri• from Valparaiso at this port; sailed sth Nov. Elephant.,
Leopold 1, Zoetloff, from Antwerp at Ramsgate
Feb. 27. William Aston, Toll-end, Staffordshire, iron-master.
ate of 011;
I,l4obite .ia lat. 20 N, lon. 42 W, spoke the Britannia, hence
Feb. 29, Thomas White, Regent-end,
Loudon, laceman.
eath Wss,
)bably 1?„"'" rthe'fri'm Calcßio BANKRUPTS.
No ey gam utta at St. Helena
from PI ,4 4th
Evans,
fore c.
Venice-Apparition,
e.
n-i
eWe
_i n dA
it,Vp
h.
tt
iot
I h N.E.
Jones,
Emblem, Dwyer, and Stephen James Watkinson, otherwise James Banks Watkinson, Ma
g-
m it34untori;
waS eataaa Ham ' -----. from Rio Janeiro at the Mauritius 27th Janeiro-Yorkshire, kßailey ;
Whitney, Thompson. New pore -Heee, Todd, Hayti-Vigilant, hull. Lancashire. saddler, March 11, at 12 o'clock, April 3, at 11,
the re 4-eS'de Helena,icesterse-
Mullerat. Ostend-Standard, Faucet, Lemerara-Gentoo, Cubit at the
.Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy: soliclors,
V s /alt... Royal gria„e,r4 ad Feb. Ymouth at Madeira, and sailed for
Ceylon and Ma leas-Elizabeth, Bence, St. John, N 8.-L1 um a Messrs. Vincent sad Co , Temple, London ; and Messrs. Brab-
-Tber° "., and Lai-, elch. sailed from Madeira for Maracaibo 27th Smerdon, Gibraltar arid Malaga-Martha, Ituttall, Dordt-.de ner and Atkinson, Liverpool; official ass gnee, Mr. Morgan,
fir- ..,,g, 424 Frederic - Vitlo.akh for Barbadoes 28th Buenstow, Malta, nnd Princess Royal, Payne, Genoa Liverpool.
liee, "
Robert Josiah Craneis, Maldon. Essex, butcher.
extra t 4(
Eli, Toby, from China at the Cape of Good Hope
Page, o_,; ir abeth wore.
Ma the P 1 ARRIVED.—EIIen. Roach, from Genoa-Emilie, Harris, from John Lark, Seymour-street, Euston-square, London, boot-
;of Gel's; premier -Yde at Br °"OP. from Macao, and Alfred, Tullock, St. Übes. and Catherine, Kinley, from Donegal maker. •
Warbled, _, lir,, caning tavia
sailed 17th Melchor Lopez, Crutched.friars, City, London, wine-mer-
ayarkfield, u•,, fro • Crescent, Andrew, from Maracaibo at this port;
etletr 'Huta! a haeade In Sincapore at Port Adelaide Jan. Next day saw the Ben Bruce, of Maryport, entering the chant.
appr tit alaee and Ceyfa . Sailed from Sydney for King George's harbour Joshua Joseph Johnson, Lant-street, Southwark, carpenter.
1 out Itno n 21st Sept(ter, keyed sus ,
teM
I guar.
_,,, Daral,"7"---, fromajj ------, and Juanito, Wilson, hence; Dia- i Pandora, hence to Tobago, was spoken 29th Feb. in lat. 0, Peter Murray, Manchester, travelling draper.
Xing. 7 James Hellewell, Salford, Lanc shire, dyer.
aving In nn undee, and Andover, from Sydney, at Val- Choire, from Gibraltar at Tampico Robert Gent, Manchester, traveller.
tb_Re Oct ee" Royal, N England. Johilson, hence at New Orleans Francis Jones, Bristol. Grocer.
frog)
to ensww Paget. for . .- eaalcolm,
' l 01st ..ewhy, sailed from Valparaiso for Cobija 16'h George IV., Cornelius, from Tobasco at Waterford Witham Batty, Kingston-upon-Hull, currier.
nest 26th 0 the, Port, for Coquimbo. 2sth ; Sir Edward Minerva. Curry, from Lablache at ditto . DIVIDENDS.
etton,
Pendletonteh .I.,,Harrison,Tipton,
25th. and Daniel Grant, Heelis, for Cobija Gazelle, Gilham, hence at Falmouth, and sailed for Rotten- March 22, R. H • Staffordshire, ironmaster-
eXaMiar
_anti ane,• woo f dam Ist instant March 22. J. Oliver, Loney Stratford, bauker-March 26, H.
i a coo • 554jerinro, Robert rout London at Buenos Ayres Philomela, Christian, from Antwerp for Liverpool at Plymouth and J. Slesinger, Cateaton-street. London, warehousmen
f 41 . sailed from Buenos Ayres :2th December,
)1' the aas naras "aPtiste
sew. March 26, E. P. Best. Crutched friars. London, wine-merchant
a 'so Igo, • 13th, both i.
-March 22, J. M. Hervey, Brick.lar,e, St Luke's, London,
vane; rekalaj;i "'RI Car
u_ra.. Miller. hen or Cork, and Llewellyn, for Val -
PACKET LI:"T.
ironfounder-March 25. W. W. Davies, Bristol, ironmaster -
Andes S".
Y°Ung
f"
relel CO,_ Brockleb h Cape de Verds at Bahia
from
.Newfoundland at Bahia GENERAL POST-uFFIOE, February 23. March 26, R. Crosbie, Sutton. Cheshire, tea-dealer-March 26,
Sth, co be
a Hill. Hilt f T. Pierce. Liver, 001, oil-manufacturer. . .
ier is a
Lors_Fvetariee fro.
aKeY. Creswellee at Bahia I
f ba. Atneli • . fro •om Rio Janeiro at Maranham es 4 zs is F.-_,-;-',.9.4)4 p BCERTIFICATES8CERTIFICATES
,:taeoruf Wellingtonmronei.Pernambuco at Ditto
0 ti :•le e' ). ''' "I '''''- a r,'-'':''''ir7i7" P.:rDel•gf?..t•Cl
> ' ~,= E. =n 8 a..°E.r.F°P2af.=,,,..-3 To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the
fnsg 100.1
;. • run at Tampico day of meeting.
' a re ii ist' r' P. a se a c,' al; '6' ta.'e' 'ancheill
ch"eelettt,a, Andrews azas le 4 o:,e.asr7q.;R tn,_., E. ~ ... , March 22, G. Mitchell. I3ury-street, Westminster. London,
mile, Sal" lie, inaja_rol,gaha Hill. from London at New Orleans, with e, oesee 0 a 2,. 0206' PF- -6. 4 . tailor-March 22, E. Evans, Llangurdirne, Cartharthenshire.
~, iidi ntmast. foremast head. &c
, from Vetace at Messina ea ad ey e a 7" '-'• ,X 0 g 0
"2 A: draper-March 28. K. Hazel!. Ramsbury, Wiltshire, corn dealer
ouns „le Witt- ". Lnek. sailed ••="e) r.,el 5..),w=e-lag.9-&°, .9.. too.,
-' 0 -March 22, B. Reynolds. Fhipps. briege. Surrey, silk printer-
ee, 00 .ue, 4,, lam ma from Mes ina for Zante 31st Jan. 0 0,
XiStit'D la Feb arraY, Grebow, salted from Marseilles for Falmouth a ✓eit a - 'a • 9-'IY- ° ''''. cc "71 'o'
2sr'
~,,r:r,. gagigtoTegici•-g°. , F-,.
-8 .-3 ...Pi ...,-,,- -. e," =. co = X .-,- March 2, S. Partridge, Birmingham, tea dealer-March 22, R.
re a: Parker. Deptford.row, Rotherhithe. linendraper-March 22. J.
y e or,
eaaehar'le.ook
BeMins ~
ge- tie a rs'a a ' - fe`' as ;2 a''' r• .-3 Wilkinson, Leeds, grocer-March 22, W. and J. Statters,
-siae. a_ • ales, sailed from Carthagena for Cadiz, and Cir- la e 3 a:3 ,_ as, r
~.v, ,-4 ,--7 i., al' >
tors, 05 Mazi,seettwick, for Malta previous to 12th Feb. :I.ogi 0 . .-. = ... ; ;,7, ~T,- ..T, 7.,,, il .-3 Mellor, Lancashire, coutuaspiniters.
r pared Titania. Irewavas, from Newport at Palermo • El. i.,' t _sr ~,A.r.:_gr. .i, 0 INSOLVENTS (PETITIONERS.) time 010 r. hi. m BYnon, from London at Ditto -_„,_.. ._.„.....__,___,-_____,.,...: .----, ,-...„_... I James Peachy,Wellington-street, St. Luke's, London, journey-
...", Iler aItR)W ; Joseph Yeoward, Jones, and Velocc, Selwyn- ~.,, •=1 .-3 tv man pawnbroker.
she 0
t-' 21 ~ 5. <
Arra,.'ee at Trieste te. ia, -t• a ' - " = George smith, Manchester, assistant to a travelling draper.
to 'r
thecaele ,_ at, Banks, from Havana at Tneste R* ,I. .-.
... P. P . ii )..1 C., r.''. e.".
•- Edward Gregory", Ashtoteurideal.yne, Lancashire. plumber.
.bat iepe-vnere, Db . . from y a., o 'a3 Peter Lucas, Congleton, Cheshire, commission agent for the
' tbe nto„ a enovick, s lied Trieste. Ilth Feb., and Jos. a.,
a as ^••
•?e' Sr <•. c.
a" a sale of bones.
alter - e Yobal'a Graham. 16th Feb. both for this port, and Coynosure, E.•.• 5 ~.
0 `-' us `El,' c
sameY• for the Clyde Ith Feb. . o OM. -1 6 ,- , E' -if Richard Hosker. Liverpool. retailer of beer.
nowteder 34.4,
1th,,,,."'n. Butcher. hence ..fl 1.1
(i.,' r--,< ,;,-: •-‹ Et ;• 2-Fi Benjamin Griffiths, Bewer-street, Pimlico, London, coach-
the oPtit,
St "aorth, Meldrum. sailed from Odessa for Malta 27th Jan. 1 . a 6 _ . a •71 9' a' --, trimmer.
the sit %tartan Maria Ann, Sims ; Agamemnon, Broomhead, and Nau- a. 4 g ';, '-
•?. '.' • r,--'' 3, hii Edwards, L scard, Cheehire. lireesed victualler.
,reties - afa hence at constantinople . cti. ..cE, g v , ... .:-.', 5 4. James Chapple Bennett, alatistield-s: feet, Shoreditch, candle-
e
a
I•2lO'3%SeS. Platt, from Matta at Ditto •:,; •s .-4 an • 2 maker.
••':;'
34,-ra Jaen, Lescombe, sailed from Patras for London on the
._5• 't • ' r•-• •---, weep, ' JAB Henry Pimm, Barking rhurellyard, City, London, plumber,
Dg Weeps b •
:..' = ra ei es 0 ta ; James Urite, Union-street, St. Marylebone, London, joureey-
aatrntioeena. Baird, sailed from Ancona for Corfu Bth Feb.
tor We v
7.,,i •-!--e „ q
: Thomas March, Dert,y-strect, St. Pancras, London, ware-
snake, Bone. fetm the Clyde at Leghorn m ee a. - le. ia•
liscotot=,
a,Queen. SaWCOn, sailed from Lee.horn for Bristol 12th Feb. -6
. ic a % a = `•1
ir °Eell, wanderer, Pall, from Cardiff at Naples ISr ' F-11.-. 4 ',-., holt eman to a china-dealer.
aota' • t•in 4 William Colbek. Batley. Y rkshire, clothier.
I,r;,n.aritta. from the CI% de at Naples
ising C'‘,„, aera, 3:4, Cawse, from Licata at Palermo, and sailed for Loudon I •
. ai William Chapman, Beaford. baker.
veil 1. Pt ‘4* -, o a William Pyrah. Bradford. Yorkshire, stonemason.
,i,
n the sr B:Zer. Newman. from Gibraltar at Almeira o
a. Z
,-. John Edward Oliver, Queen's road, Bayswater. organist,
Thomas Tillotson. Bratoord, Yorkshire. stonemasen.
ell Under JesatihwAateel, ft om Jacmel at Cuxhaven •
. e
erration• i Acorn *),.. Hr, hence at Ghent . El. Robert Thomas Henry Brags. BolwelLstreet Lambeth, Lon-
nrei•rrer'e'oreplatteLh4hfdrom Santa Martha, and Sultan, Barrow, gs gy le l, •
X X el .I;7' don, clerk in the A marshy office.
e. es e.
lilies lea
Eliza Man Shaw, Saltoal, Lancashire, stiffener.
flineled
a•a' 5. a :6,
I 0 t hvA „,i .. .. - .
isz,, ~, i,;‘,,,..,,'!;,
,„:„:,,,: i,,is. „ , i, ne• . n svzii:, sailed f ffreorm London Calcutta,
and
Lig Gibraltartef2tSitihe ',,, ~,
,1,-,
i„, Z; •-••-• to It to the‘YEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL.
f inquilit Mated "er. lioto°,4ltr tirdam, 26th I = = X X
X
a X
a se
a FEBRUARY.
WWI:
reek Oa 'tiLabettl, r) 'a Antwerp at Ramsgate, with Sails da- '1 ai $ r..
.4.. a a'o 4, Alexander Westmore, (proof)
Leeraeilie. ~Ifr• from L. a 4, Thomas & Henry lieskeile (audit)
1 .;;_,' . . r. 4
s report t Leopold 1• tl',ll, fr, 'them off Margate 5, Thomas Parr. (and) Ditto, 11
Watsoo! end at De,ert 'Torn A,:',ln hio Janeiro at Deal r1:1 E.. FE. g''. Q 5, Thomas James Whidborne (proof and div.) Ditto, 12
•
, ely tbsl Ilary 1- 'to this "Wert) and Egidius, Halewyck, from Os- : i-74 e, 2. . 7, William Evans, (2nd)
beio Y. lerinaf Part ' 'el
Ditto, 11
a Sr 8, John Hughes, (Ist)
tigati°ll„; Jeanlo blllWar °4l fro .
r, .
Ir. NV% .ea ii_ .ksan _ le Lisbon at Falmouth, with loss of jib- i • ter'• 8, Alfred Webb, (proof and diva
I 1,,,._ a De. Clark tallCiliollS. and boats stove
r ' urn! ii. e ' •
. :1, District Court. '"anchester, 12
ntrioitiea'
eacel, s, has pro 'from the Clde for Boston off Fish used •;. • t't- '9, Ferris, Butler and Co. (proof and d
• c Ditto, 12
,patatie t r "errie eded to Milford a 1 a James Banks Watkinson Ist)
. ,„ , Ifs_ .s, fro , 4 4 Z iv.)
Ditto, 12
i for Mr "t,t' Peb`l" (3'bralt M Gibraltar at St. Michael's a 4 .7 a, n n 12, William Jackson, st) ni ar, at St. Michael's, and sailed for London 2. c.. ;";) 2‘ a a
irday big
a b. 111„,w- for I ,
1.2 0,0,. 0'
0. TIDE TABLE.
, an 9 tar2"-L. 13t)-1, iaa,na• has put back e.- ca
er
oivll an 13
Ijih(l.eignrees ii.(is'isirrom the sth to the 12th instant we had
WO
bow, 1 consequence of which on the rah, 1* th. NORTHERN HOSPITAL, MARCH 2.
tits - c
h're'.!!'ce Yesterd
s:• - the
DAYS. May. EVN. HEM/1T HOLYDATS, ETC.
rte abl as well as in the stream there was floating [WEEKLY REPORT.]
.— —
his be gl,-.' 2 the stie aY.• however, the cold has' abated. acid up to ADMITTED. DISCHARGED. Tuesday 5 1I 32 It 49 10 5 Jupiter risesqh 48m.mg
into bli lairrj,"nertee a. IT' IS °Pen •• the has •Accidents
j I,,i_ ~ as h__ , , 21th }..e,_. •a icedisappeared also sea
OP
Thurs... 7 028 048 20 7 Moon in , erigee 8h mg
gen .O zit' ,
._ wee, bee :re Ine Splendid, of s tromness, is re. Medical and Surgical cases I Relieved and at own request 7
9 Friday.. 8 1 8 129 20 3
WI ifs'
df ,
~Auni, oil tbe 15t • eked on the Island of Helsker. near Upon recommendation ... 20 Attending as Out Patients.
.Ag ' 'lle , •h •
instant or her passage from 1 i
o -ab . • eme a, . 1
~! slater,- D 3 d 33
a, , ale, „,,,, .an drowned, and six saved by the boat Total...
3d Sunday in Lent.
Sort and were:ll Elder
sesa' the aE' l'rn Feb.-1 . • ' .
.ast night, during a tempestuous gale Remainingin the Hospital . . 75.
ioronered
tr,-"lriver, ~ the Ann Monday 11 327 3 .5; 14 8 ra' 'turn rises 511 3m mg
dt-ceasi :lister an-d 1 snore , atrttd Margaret. of Stirling, Capt. Peter, --
----- --- -
(Tesand beach opposite this city. The Consulting Surgeon, William Gill, Esq.
eital 'lB'
He sva.
elerh.l%riat'd to this
st,. 8 port. 1."
had_nielar,,,c i previouslyasen
voyage dropped goomm House Visiters, Thomas Mans and D. INl`Vicar, Esqrs. STATIONS OF TILE BRITISH ARMY,
7. W. °.
e_eritttlie.
was,
eiel),k_Steciart, of
the r_''lld the Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq, ON THE IST OP FEBRUARY, 1844.
It° t, vvr,,aq, , nil even i'• is verysdeontful if she will be got Chaplain. Rev. Wm. Hughes.--House-Surgeon, Mr. Parker -
an' Peedily abate. Yesterday morning,
183.)*
r this port, on her voyage from New- [Where two places are mentioned, the last-named is that at
e_ orr ,
_ereed in the bat PRICES OF TIMBER Al LIVERPOOL.
in le 'optßit t Mann, a t y quite dismantled, with the ex-
tee l Peen . '8 • The lite-boat wider the command of
tortienili
athe
ve_leini. asdee a determined but unsuccessful attempt to which the Depot of the Regiment is stationed.]
into tlt! WAoroenh,aDhgeealls, 120 stand. m. duty paid Duty , Ist Lite Guards-Windsor. 4 1 st-Canterbury.
2nd Ditto-Regent's Park, 42d-Malta ; Isle of Wight.
.16 0 @ 0 0 cheer and
26th
Guthrie, effected the rescue of the crew
4nd
1,1 ea of captai nie time. after, the tug steamer, un er the Memel 14 0-0 0 v 2 Royal H.Guards-llyde Park. Reserve butt., Malta
11 most likely ride out the storm Ist Drags Gds.-Canterbury. 43d-Canada; Cashel.
I pon 1,6 . kilt.„4,engt Fs,
a*Drtiibt al;ciTihubT:. 26th el7e.b.-A black schooner, with only bow ' Gothenburg l3 10 - - 0 0 Ilea
by r"
g she oat in standing, name painted in white letters within- Wyburg l4 0 - 0 0 x, ''..: 24--Ballincollig. 44th-Winchester.
,
leoele:anll• tsalnl or fiddle-head, which was apparent) Petersburg
.y bronzed, Danzig, Deck
clothia:
,ek. wit,, fetched on the larboat d side, and without any person ri PLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick. I ''. 4 4th-Longford. Reserve butt., Gibraltar.
46th-St. Lucia; Boyle.
wOrchi3O 3a- 0 3e , a, e sth-Dundalk.
uebbo s DasSed 23d instant in the British American Pine
the LI, ' Illlttas, arrived here, Bay
of
Biscay'
by
the
Prima __ .. . LATHWOOTI_ nor fath•Arn

4 THURSDAY, 29th FRBRIYARY.—Wind N.N.W,
4Rivsn.—George Washington, A'l fren,um New York;
„pd 'ed gth Feb.—ClariQsa Andrews. Colby ; Commerce, Ashton,
;..Pe, Soule. from New Orleans—Neptune. from
.r.eston—Sovereign, ---, from St. John. N.D.—Gem. from
o Grande— Packet, from Bonny ; sailed loth Dec.
."-baring F rancis, from St. Übe*, and Delhi, Homer, from Cal-
cUtta

Woon, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid
Archangel .16 0 @ 0 0
Memel 14 0 0 0
Gothenburg l3 10 -- 0 0
Wybnrg l4 0 - 0 0
Petersburg l3 0 - 15 10
PLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick.
Danzig, Deck
British American Pine ..
LATHWOOD. per fathom.
Danzig, 4 feet .46 0 0 0
British American 4 0 0 0
ItAIiOGANY, per foot of 1 inch thick.
Honduras
Cuba
St. Domingo 1 0 1 6
OAK PLANKS, British American 0 0 0 0
rICANWOOD, per cubic feet
STAVES, per 1200.
Danzig, C. Pipe .4'100 0 —llO 0
Hhd. 6O 0 70 0
Quebec, red, 1i inclithick,
IJO 0 45 0
and 541 feet long
Do. Puncheon
Tialaan, per cubic foot. s. d. s. d.
Oak 1 4 1 9
Pine, British Amer. common 0 0 0 0
red. 0 11 1 6
yellow
Danzig, middling 1 6 1 10
Memel, middling 1 7 1 10
Riga.red 1 8 0 0

.42 Os
Is.

sad.

lOsper Id.

Caledonia. Vincent, from Cat his port. on the 22d ult..
ione man n lat. 34, spoke the St. Petersburg, hence for New York, with
2 d
iMosetatrivis,rihrnrce at Savannah
Bolton Abbey, Rattray, from Philadelphia at Ditto
Covenanter, Patterson ; Margaret, ----; Macao, Scott, and
eideftair, hence at Charleston
Montfzuma, Lowber, hence at New York, with loss of top-
&c.
ti,\:trtiniaasti,Allan; hence at ditto, with loss of sails, &c. On
bAlikB RAW large quantities of ice
kh.°l4l Baring Michael, hence at ditto, with loss of sails, head
-ies started. and leaky
~"`°scius, Collins, and Hottingeur, Bursley; hence at ditto
)te`.4.1115, hence at Boston
, Luce hence at ditto, with loss of sails, &c,.. On the
tcl..l4,4tant SAW ca
ship on shore on Sable Island, Nsith all her
tal,ding
atttid• Longford, and Isabella, Dilson, hence at Alexandria
Jotire Thon.pBo3, Cook, sailed from ditto 21st ult. ; Indus,
1:14„Z, and Margaret, Storey, 4th instant, all for this port
_Green, hence at Smyrna
7.11„.._ane1, Hocking, hence at Constantinople
'OOC"Ji Ilunter, Ward, and Peruvian, Gwatkin, hence at
1114.
arnieson, hence at New Calabar
Ar,,l. from Sydney at Valparaiso
1111r49,,,tina, Alison, from Monte Video at ditto, and was to
I._Lord 1,24N0Y 4th December, to load for Swansea
'stia Sndon, Welch, and Themis, Brown, hence at New Or-
tekb.,
Gallile e and Lancashire Lass, Gilliat, hence at Malta
itobinson: from Algiers at ditto
"I is.' Wells d Crusader,Binney, sailed from ditto for this
teitilth instan,:n
120rfeur frona Leghorn at Gibraltar, and cleared for this
~,t11,11"1 as
'utt 141,11404:e, froth Genoa at Gibraltar, and cleared for this

28s. do.

2s. do.

Its. perload
131 s 6d Id.

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS.

(Franz the Railway Magazine of Saturday.)

Passen. Cor. wk. Last
NAME.
gers. Money.l yelast ar Div.
Arbroath and Forfar ..... 766/ £ 83 i .e 87 3i
Birmingham and Derby — 1195 972 1!
Birmingham and Gloucester 1452 I 1363 14
Brandling Junction — 750 4f
Chester and Birkenhead
Dublin and Kingstown
Dundee and Arbroath . 2460 E 171 149 5
Durham and Sunderland .... 2782 636 363 2
Edinburgh and Glasgow .... 9891 1759 1696 4*
Eastern Counties....
Glasgow and Ayr 10479 1191 762 3
Glasgow and Paisley BB7O 689 616 11
Grand Junction
Great North of England
Great Western 20593 10617 10465 C
Liverpool and Manchester
London and Birmingham
London and Blackwall 34152 585 451
London and Brighton
London and Croydon 2708f 195 189 If
London and Greenwich 29960 638 614 2*
Southwestern
Manchester, Bolton, and Bury 740 586 3*
Manchester and Birmingham. 2763 2157 2*
Manchester and Leeds and
Hull and Selby — 5349 4482 5f 3f
Midland Counties
Newcastle and Carlisle
Newcastle and North Shields 11657 279 251 4
Northern and Eastern
North Midland — 3944 3341 2
North Union ......... ... 4943 I. 68 886 6/
Pars and Orleans .......... 17027 3 33
Prink and Konen.. ... . ...... 7971 2978 _—
Preston and Wyre ....... 1120 221 121
Sheffield and Manchester.... 14596 494 275
South Eastern ... ....... 8 24 2200 1157
Taft Vale
Ulster 7:27 502 agi 31
York and North Midland..,, 0065/ . 1466 ine iu

..PRIDAY, MARCH I.—Wind W.
NetiedeT,imitrgaret. from Rio de la Hache—George Scho-
P 448. fra from Apalachiola, sailed 25th of January—Arab.
441, fro-rn Odessa—Nerio Jarvis, from Lisbon—Albert
xt n 1 China and Dublin.'
ttetly
fy. T
e -Aguna. at this port. sailed 31st of Dec.
4411 Cob, - -logston, Chance. Belgrave. and Will,arn.
w4ter An in i_ltrere, from Senegal to Barbadocs, was spoken
141,414.. 14 N. long.
33 W, making two and a-half feet
igt hit*.
ktiln• 1., ro. hence to Namaquas, was spoken 31st Dec.
rah R.
Seymour. Rozers, hence at Valparaiso
lit/0044i, tin roro syndey. N.S.W at ditto
b:_. tr,l„ !e, fuOtn Tengoy at ditto
t'Atkitayeß",;),..l. trifler. fr”ni Copaipo at ditto
ds Nu," Rio Janeiro at Ht Grit
Marseilles at Apalachicola

(From the United Service Journal.)
[Where two places are mentioned, the last-named is that at
which the Depot of the Regiment is stationed.]
Ist Lite Guards—Windsor. 4 1 st—Canterbury.
2nd Ditto—Regent's Park. 42d—Malta; Isle of Wight.
Royal H.Guards—Hyde Park. Reserve Batt., Malta
Ist Dragn Gds.—Canterbury. 43d—Canada; Cashel.
26—Ballincollig. 44th—Winchester.
3d—Dublin. 45ill—Cape of Good Hope, LW
4th—Longford. Reserve batt.. Gibraltar.
sth—Dundalk. 46th—St. Lucia; Boyle.
6th—Piershill. 47th—Gosport.
7th—C. G. Hope, Maidstone. 48th—Gibraltar; Guernsey
Ist Dragoons—Newbridge 49th—Portsmouth.
2d-1 pswich. 50th—Bengal; Chatham.
3d—Bengal; Maidstone 51st—Van D. Land; Chatham
4th—Exeter. 52d—New Brunswick; Nenagh
6th—Birmingham 53d—Enniskillen.
7th Hussars—Brighton. 54th—Athlone.
Bth—York 55th—China ; Chatham.
9th Lancers—Bengal ; ?Midst. 36th—Cork.
10th Hussars—Callir. 57th—Madras ; Chatham.
11th Hussars, Dublin. 58th—Chatham.
12th Lancers— Manchester. 59th—Barbed es ; Portsmouth.
13th Light D'goons—Hounslow 60th(lst battalon.)—Dublin.
14th—Bombay; Maidstone. Nd batt.)—J amaica ; Belturbet
lath Hussars—Madras; M'ston 61st— ,Imerick.
16th Lancers—Bengal, Canter. 626—Bengal ; Chatham.
17th Lancers—Birmingham. 63d—Madras ; Chatham.
Grenadier Guards (Ist batt.) 64th—Weedon.
Tower. 65th—Mullengar.
(2d batt.)—St-George's Barrack 66th—Belfast.
(3d batt.)—St. John's Wood. 67th—Manchester.
Coldstream Guards—(lst batt.) 68th—Canada; Chatham.
Portman Barracks. 69th—Castlebar.
(26 batt),Wellington Barracks 70th—Leeds.
Scotch FusileerGrds—(l3tbatt) 71st—Grenada ; Isle of Wight
Winchester. Reserve Wt., Canada
(96 batt.)—Windsor. 73d—Fermoy.
Ist Foot (Ist batt.)—Gibraltar. 73d—Newport, South Wales,
(2d batt.)Quebec* ; L'derry. 74th—Canada ; Kinsale
2d Foot—Bombay ; Chatham. 75th—Plymouth.
3d—Bengal ; Chatham
4th—Niadras; Chatham. 76th—Devonport.
77th—Jamaica; Dover.
sth—Dublin.
877098
tttlhh,:—
NBG 78th—Bombay;
79t11—Gibraltar
a. b 1
Walesl
ay
r;
; Aberdeen.
.Chatham.Chatham
6th—Chester,
81st—Canada; Unites-ant.
7th—Gibraltar ; Brecon.
89d—Quebec; Clare Castle.
Bth—Bolton.
;oCnchihaaat;hthanlam'• Jersey.
9th—Bengal; Chatham.
84th—Madras ; Chatham.
10th—Bengal ; Chatham. 836—Northampton.
1 1 th—Rilkenny
12th—Mauritius;
ilts.l.emWaiurighttius
86th—Bengal
;Ctlaethwbarmid.ge.
87th—Glasgow.
88th—Malta ; Paisley.
89th—Canada; Cork.
90th—Ceylon ; Carlow.
91st—Cape &St. Helena; I.ofW.
111165431hhh —l TBCB eai
re min: 14th—Canada
11
ea m; ; oCA' rill; an
I.
t lamg
mh
:
Reserve batt.. C. G. Hope.
92d—Edinburgh.
18th--AChdienna;
Igth—Cephalonia;
20th—Bermuda ; Isle of Wight 936—Canada; Carlisle.
Reserve batt., Bermuda 94th—Madras ; Chatham
21st—Bcngal; Chatam. 95th—Ceylon; Dover.
226—Bombay ; Chatham. 96th—N.S.Wales ; Sheerness.
23d—Barbadoes ; Isle of Wight. 97th—Corfu ; Isle of Wight.
Reserve batt., Canada Reserve haft., Corfu.
24th—Dublin. gsth—China ; Chatham.
25th—Madras; Chatham. 99th—N. S. Wales; Chatham.
26th—Edinburgh. Rifle B (lstb.)—Corfu; Longford
27th—C.Good Hope; Drogheda (2d batt.)—Halifax,N.S., IsleW.
28th—Bombay ; Chatham. Reserve batt., Halifax,
29th—Bengal; Chatham. Colonial Corps
30th—Cork. Ist W. T. Regt.—Demerara, &c.
31st—Bengal ; Chatham. 2nd—Jamaica
32(1—Manchester. 3d—Nags u, Sierra Leone.
33d—Halifax; Limerick. Ceylon Rifles—Ceylon.
_ . . ._..

34th—Dublin.
35th—Mauritius; Templemore.
36th—Dublin.
a7th Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
asth— Ginraltar
nth—Bengal ; Chatham.
41,t11—BeDgali Chatham.
*Left Wiug

Cape Mounted Riflemen—Cape
of Good 'lope.
R. Canadian Rifle Reg Canada.
Royal Newfd. Veteran Conipany
—Newfoundland.
Royal Malta Renninles. M
M. Helena Regt.—
%t Bar badoess

-altill.
.. deltas.

TI4E LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

Aftarktts,

WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, FEB. 27.
Total quantities per Price per
Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter
Wheat 313 . . £S6O 15 0 Z2 15 0
Barley lB . . 27 15 0
Oats 0 0 0 6
Peas . . 0 .... 0 0 0

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, FEB. 28.
We had a very fair show of beasts to-day, some of which
were of particularly fine quality. The demand for Beef is still
on the increase, and the very full rates current last week were
readily obtained: very superior Beef the turn dearer. Sheep
in fair though not in lage show; but in Mutton no material
change in value. Nearly every thing sold up.

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, FEB. 29.
At this day's market, there was a supply of Wheat from the
farmers, which sold at the currency of last week. Barley flat,
and a slow sale ; but no reduction was submitted to. Oats very
dull, with the turn in favour of the buyer. Beans is per tr.
higher,

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 17.

- - - -
Prevented by adverse winds, the imports of all Grain
up to Friday were very inconsiderable, and though subse-
quently increased from the English Coast and Ireland,
are still collectively but moderate : from the latter source,
however, we have to note a further good supply of Oat-
meal and Flour; the arrivals of Foreign produce during
the week comprising 2103 qrs. of Wheat from the South
of Europe, including 993 qrs. Wheat, with 1070 barrels
of Flour from the United States, and 230 qrs. of Pease
from Danzig.
In consequence of the indifferent state of the Wheat
trade in the leading markets of this district towards the
close of last week, and a slender attendance of buyers
from the country at our Corn Exchange to-day, we have
to report a very limited sale for Wheat of all descriptions ;
and though fine qualities continued to be held at our last
quotations, the ordinary runs of English, Irish, and
Foreign were rather depressed in value. Flour remained
in the same languid state as on Friday, and was generally
the turn cheaper.
Barley and Malt, being nearly without enquiry, were
each Is. per qr. lower. Beans and Pease upon a moderate
retail demand, fully supported the rates of this day se'n-
night.
Oats moving sparingly into the hands of consumers,
receded id. per 451 b. ; and Oatmeal. at a decline of 3d.
to 6d. per 2401 b., was extremely difficult to sell.

CORN EXCHANGE. MARCH 1.
No change whatever has t ken place in the duties this week.
We are wholly without arrivals of Wheat at this port from any
quarter since Tuesday. and exclusive of a fair supply of Oat-
meal and Flour irom Ireland, we have scarcely anything fresh
in worth naming, either thence or Coastwice; whilst of Foreign
produce the import is comparatively light, consisting merely of
1 f. 32 qrs of Indian Corn, and 3212 barrels of Flour from the
American States.

During the same time, the Corn trade here, in all its bearings,
has continued to be devoid of animation, but with little or no
change in the general scale of prices.
Our market this morning, having been deserted by any ex-
tensive country buyers, and our home millers continuing to
purchase with an extreme degree of forbearance, the sales of
Wheat, including all descriptions of English, Irish, and duty-paid
Foreign, were very limited for consumption here ; of the latter
kind, however, about 100 tons were taken for Ireland, and few
holders being disposed to recede in prices, we are scarcely jus
tified in reducing our quotations below the current rates of
Tuesday. Flour was equally difficult of sale, and in sacks as
well as barrels was rather depressed in value.
Barley, still continuing nearly without inquiry, was the turn
cheaper; and Malt in slow request, at late prices. Beans and
Pease, upon a moderate retail demand, maintained their previous
value.

Oats, in the absence of country dealers, barely sustained our
last currency; and Oatmeal, although offered at a decline of 3d
per 2401b5, was very unsaleable today.

Wheat under bond and afloat, being still on high terms,
buyers remain silent for the present.

PRICES OF GRAIN.

Wheat, 91p, 7olb .... red s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d
Engli h 8 3® 8 6 white .. 8 6® g 0
Ditto, old 8 4 8 8 d 0..... 8 9 9 2
Irish
Ditto, old —— do. ....
Rye. English. —— Irish6ol6
Barley, English
Scotch & Irish, SOW 4 0— 4 9 do. .... 3 8— 4 0
Malt, English, *qr 56 0 —63 0 brown . ——
Irish
Oats,* 7016.
E'lish & Scotch, new 2 B—2 10 fold .... 210 3 0
Irish. fine qualities 2 7i— 2 81:\
good
middling
undried —-- 'black .. 2 5 2 6
Welsh — old .... 2 7 2 8
Beaus, English, *qr 32 0 --34 0 do. .... 34 0 —36 0
Scotch& Irish,* 1801 b 30 0 —32 0 d 0..... 0 0
Pease, English, white-, 40 0 —42 0 blue.... ——
Do. & Irish.... maple' 33 0 —36 0 grey .. 30 0 —32 0
Tares. qr — Foreign. 34 0 —3B 0
Flour,* 280Ib
English, flue... 44 0 —45 0 super .. 46 0 —47 0
Irish
Oatmeal, 44, 1 . of 24011,1
Irish, new

LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT.

ASHES
Montreal,Pot 26 0@ 26 6
Pearl, new 26 9 —27 0
11. States, Pot 0 0 0 0
Pearl none.
BARK, Quercit 8 6 9 0
Oak, ton .E 5 0 610
German.... 4 10 5 10
BRIISToNII,I3, ton
Sicily, &c... 5 5 5 10
Tuscany.... --
CASSIA LIGNEA,S. CI, S. d
cwt. in bd 55 0 65 0
CLOVER-SEED, 1. cwt.
American, red4l3 0 62 6
Dutch 55 0 65 0
French & Germ.ss 65 0
COCOA, 0,3 cwt.
Trinidad... , 42 0— 50 0
Grenada .. /28 0— 0
Brazil
Co FFEk, 4s cult. in bond.
Jama. triage 130 0— 70 0
ordinary
good& fine n. 76 0— 95 0
middling .... 100 0-112 u
good mid. ..114 0-125 0
fine mid. &c. 135 0-158 0
Dutch, triage3o t 0— 50 0
ordinary J
good &tine o. 52 0— 60 0
middling .... 65 0— 75 0
good mid. so 0— 90 „
fine mid., &c
Mocha
Ceylon
Java
Havana
goal & fine 2B 0— 35
St. Domingo 25 0— 20 0
Brazil 24 0— 26 0
Laguira 35 0— 9U 0
Orswoons, "<ti, ton s. s
Logwood, Jam. 6 0— --
Hon. & Dom. 6 0— 6 10
Canipeachy 7 5 7 10
Fustie, Span... 3 10-- 4 5
Tampico 5 0— 5 5
Brazil
Cuba
NICARAGUA WOOD.
Rio de la Hackie
solid
clean
small
Lima, solid
Harwood, Ango.s 0— 5 5
Gaboon
Camwood
Red San. Wood 6 0— 6 10
FLAX, 4). ton.
Riga. P.T.R. 35 0— 36 0
P'burg, 9 head 32 0— --
Archangel 36 0— 42 0
Dutch & Flem 45 0— 80 0
GALLS, 14 cwt.
Turkey, blue 52 0— 55 0
mixed 45 0— 48 0
East India 53 0— 54 0
GINGER, 41 cwt
Barbadoes 45 0— 50 0
Jamaica 6O 0-200
E. India, in bd 13 0— 17 0
Gram, V cwt.
Arabic, Turkey SO 0-140 0
East India. 24 0— 68 0
Barbary 56 0— 58 0
Senegal .... 107 0-110 0
HEMP, 'l7l ton .t 2,8,
P'burg, clean 32 10— 33 0
outshot 31 0— 31 10
Riga, Rhine 33 0— 33 10
Gunshot 31 .10—. 32 o
Archangel ... 0, o— o
Manilla .02 'o 33 0
Bombay l4 0— 20
Jute l4 0— 26 0
Ox and Cow, 4. th
B. Ayres and Monte Video.
inferior & mid. 0 0 6
good & prime 0 61— 0
Do. salted 0 44 0 5
N. Amer. salted 0 51— 0 3i,
Brazil - 0 641
dry salted 0 41— 0 51e
Rio, dry
Valparaiso, dry 0 5 0 6
Odessa, &c. dry 0 5 0 61
W. India, dry 0 5 0 61
salted 0 41— 0 51
East India
Kips, B.A. dry. 0 7 0 81
Horse, d. each 7 0 0
HORSE HAIR, V* lb.
Short
mixed 1—
long tails 1 0
combed
Nom°, 4)ib,in bond.
Bengal.
pur. & violet 0 0—
blue & violet 0 0—
blue 0 0—
violet, & fine 5 0—
ord. & mid. 4 6
violet & cop. l 3 9
mixed ..
cop. g. & fine. 3 6
ord. & mid. 2 9--
con. quality 2 6
Oude 1 6
Madras 2 3
Guatiluala, lb.
Floras
Sobres 3 0--
Cortes
Caraccas, Flo. 3 9
Sobres 3 0—
Cortes
LAC DYE, 4, lb.
D.T. and prime. 1
mid. to goo,'
ord. 21,

* 64
O 8
1 4
2 0

O 0
o 0
o o
6 0
5 3

4 3

MADDER, 19, cwt. s. d. 8. d
Dutch, crop 68 0 —72 0
Ombro 6a 0 —65 0
Gametic 32 0 —4O 0

Mull lO 0 —3O 0
French, S.F.
S.F.F 62 0 —66 0
E.S.F EB 0 —75 0
E.5.F.F.76 0 - 83 0
Spanish 54 0 —63 0
MOLASSES, 45 cwt.
St. Lucia, &c... 23 0 —24 6
Demerara, &c.. 24 0 —25 6
Bar & Antigua. 26 0 —2B 0
M !ENT, cwt.. nominal
Oil. aive, 232
. .

Gallipoli ....145 4 —46 o
Trieste 42 15 —43 0
41 15 —42 0
42 0 —42 10

.. ...
Portugal &c none here
Lt %ar.
Palm, - for 29 0 —29 14
Pish,p 2:,2 gall,

4 3
3 9
4 6
4 11
4 6

LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATOE MARKET,
MARCH 4.
Potatoes, IF, 901 b s. d. s. d. Illay, old 2lb 0
Pink-eyes
Cups
Short-tops 2 1— 2 3 Straw,Wheat. 0
Cattle
Turnips, ton ....21 0 —25 0 Barley
Carrots 29 0 —32 11 Manglewurzleo

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

vale ..35 0 —35 10

s rcwn.... 30 0 —34 0

Cod 3l 10 0
LINSESD. Ifrew 28 0 -28 6
Rape„,..ue do. 38 0 0 0
Turpen. 4. cwt. 24 6 —25 0
Rica, v. Cu,/
Carolina, Cress 24 0 0 0
in bond 15 0 —lB 0
Bengal, old. dell 0 —l2 0
mid to fine .. 12 6 —l3 6
African none.
Run, 'l,, gallun, bwid.
Jamaica,
12 to 16 o. p 2 6 2 10
stronger 3 0 3 6
choice marks.. 4 0 5 0
SAFFLoWEItt'f cat.
Bengal,
good & 6 15 8 10
ord. & mid 4 o—6 10
Bombay
SA I,TPCI d. s. d
East India "1 6 —2B 0
SouthAmericat,l4 6 —l5 0
Snkl.L LAC, 76. ea, 0. baud.
orange 45 0 —7O 0
liver and block 30 0 —4O 0
SKINS,
doz C 0 —l2 0
Chinchilli, do. 10 0 —25 0
Seal, each
SII UMAC, CU/t.
Sicily
Malaga
Trieste...
Verona...

~ 2
..0 5 1
- infer. 0 la— 0
_..SR ROUTS. 13
omyrna 7J 0— 0
Tripoli & Syria none
Frerch
Naples

9 0 g 3
o 0
7 0 8 0
50— 6 0
7 0 8 0

7 0 ioi
0— 0 0
51— 0 9
3i— 0 4i
3i— 0 4i
2i— 0 31
0— 0 0