The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-03-28 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

1. ant
IRISH MENDICANTS.—The number of poor Iris.: -_ (/'
still throng every street and corner of the town-is-amt„
ing, and the best proof that can be afforded of the age',
state of that nation. On Friday a whole band of thce
miserable beings were brought before Mr. Rusht°,,llo .'
Some of them consented to go back to Ireland, but t'
majority preferred lingering in poverty here.
COLLISION.—On Tuesday, the master of the ship Csnir
bridge appeared before the magistrates to claim coroPe-a:
sation for the damage done to his vessel by the WOO by
pecker. After the matter had been fully investigated e
the magistrates, it turned out that there was no 1118A3
attributable to the pilots of either vessel, who were if
charge at the time of the collision, and that it was pure
accidental. The plaintiff was, of course, nonsuited. 0
DANGEROUS EXCAVATION.—On Tuesday, a SUlri:oo,
was heard at the Police-court, against Mr. George ert'•
field, trustee for Miss Jones, for permitting an excavntl,e
to remain in Spence•-street, Everton, without a fe rie""s,
The excavation is forty feet deep, exid very dangela,
Mr. Crossfield said that he had paid £2. ss. for a ront's7s
which had been broken down. He was fined Os. cecty.
fencing
the Pr,citurs-
lOCk.oo ta re-
nl2anfd 1 ene-day night a woman went to the main, bridewol,l, AA front
onulya,,ooT on condition
Avr ATTACK.—f
immediately
e twee B
quested assistance. She said she had trastene-Af the
Warrington and was utterly destitute. Dunn, one.,—,,nts.,
assistants, took her up stairs and relieved her 'l et
Soon afterwards she commenced .abusing a number to
children who were there under;
similar circumstance,
her own. Hearing this Dunn went into the room tc'a by
monstrate with her on her gross conduct. Shereplie
abuse, and emptied the contents of a can: of water on 'Ay
clothes, concluding the assault by striking him viol, $
on the head with the edge of the can, which inflict:elf.
severe wound, from which, the blood flowed Pr°4lo9o'
The woman, whose name is. Cairns, was on Friday'sbe
victed in the penalty of £5, and in default of vatte
b
was committed for two months

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..I,OBBERY BY AN ..A,PPRENTICE.--Fr2TICiS
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apprentice with Messrs. Holden and Parker, uphold 11
and Jane Jones, were charged with stealing curlecl,,o,oo
&c., from the premises in Church-street. Officer t, vri
said the male prisoner was seen to leave the 110,1,,P1ie4
Thursday in company with Jones, and they were fr; tato
to Church-street. Stewart opened the shop wt.4%—tiot
keys which he had in his possession, and in a sh°4-fgrot;
afterwards he was seen to hand a basket to the,;:wen
wisoner, who had remained in Leigh-street, 8,.?'„,
taken into custody, and the property upon thcljpo'
found to consist of segeral lbs. of curled hair. a weir
examination upwards of two cwt. of the hair bap,.
frund to be stolen. The price of the hair was I.,tro't
lb. Mr. Rushton, in committing the prisoner fetee 0
said he had no doubt the female prisoner was the c'
the young man's ruin.

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GENERAL POST-OFVICE, MARCH, a
the 28th inst., the fee charged for the registration oie
ters will be rduced from one shilling to sispepete;red
let-
must be paid in money. The postage of regi%-blic
ters must in wll cases be paid in stamps. The P:ttlinv"
earnestly recommended to register all letters Cu-
enclosures of any value. Or. 11. S'
te.4
Vice-Chancellor Wigram has decreed that ate eoin
-ombe, M.P 'a br -nd br Titan F!,l7,itbir2 •41

Junct, ~ is pound to bar the emu— fato .0
in Yorkshire which be has inherited from his 14111
compliance with a covenant, executed in 1823 bibs P'Es
he agreed to suffer a recovery of those estates iottfor.f4
nefit of the Hon. E. It. Pare; who becisiue- °veto a °og
annuity of £6OO, granted by Mr. Dui:icon-the £7,000
party, and who is said to have paid more than

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_ 1848. THE _._ _. ..,,,,,-,i.,.....,_.......
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ipping littriltquirr. VESSELS SPOKEN.
Azores Packet, hence, for St. Michael, 9th March, in lat. 45, ;ilaritrto.
I • farilets.
long. 12.-Ann Eliza, hence, for Lisbon, 15th March, off Ark- --......-______
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fives • TUESDAY
N.N.E. to N.N.W.,moderate. low.-Moffat, tram Bombay, for this port, 11th Feb. in lat. 8 S.,
NEWCA. CASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MAE
ag a
ared ARRlVED:,vitnntSophia, from Honduras-Davenport, from Sa-
flulle forty-six days out. -Henry Ware, Williams, from New Orleans, The large public sale of 10,000 bags of Bengal Sugar which MARCH 25.
, Sutephen, Murchie, from St. Andrew s ' -Lancaster, for this port, 20th Feb. in lat. 96, long. 86.-Jane Brown, from was brought forward by the East India Company yesterday, We have had pretty large arrivals of Wheat, Ba
! ill m Hamburg.
LorSACaluill'lcElifl3teiattracted great attention, and, upon the whole, went off much
'supply
both from the coast and from abroad. There w
Shanghae, for this port, 14th Feb., in lat. 22 N. long. 39 W.-
4to -John Pearson, and Jolly Robin, Jo neon William Duke, hence, for St. Michael, in lat. 40,, long. 15, with better than was anticipated, the whole being taken by the supply of Wheat from. the farmers to-day, but the
'don Gibson, Rotterdame:-St. Leon, Jarvis,fer loss of sails, boats, and bulwarks.-Grace, hence, 14th March, trade, at prices not more than 6d. to Is. below the rates previ- being less animated, prices could barely be supporte
s :-- G..!1_1..e-Crislina, Spence, Sincapore-Nina, Alexander, Rio in i
=at. 45, long. 12.-China, -, from London, for Charles- ously obtainable by private contract. The total business of the naost instances 15. per quarter reduction had to 1
. +sage.
you town, 11th March, in lat. 39, long. 31, with loss of sails, ballast week consists of 900 hhds. B. P. and 14,500 bags Bengal ; the Foreign and South country were also more neelecti
• shifted, and leaky. former principally to the refiners. Foreign.-There has been were in plentiful supply; fine samples meet still a
s to ea... Amherst, Pryde, from Limerick at this port. Yesterday, off
!leaf, anYhead fell in with the Sandwich, from Savanilla for this . tion. The sales are 65 hhds. Cuba and Porto Rico at former Barley is rather more enquired after; all other attic
rid I fort, with loss of sails, stanchions, &c., and short of water, LONDON GAZETTE.-T MARCH UESDAY, 2l. rates, 6200 bags good brown Manilla at 375. 6d., duty paid,looo sale. Wheat, Northumberland, red, 48s. to 545.; ditt
wilt '"" supplied her. bags Pernambuco at the same price, and also a cargo of about 50s. to 555.
and ,Favourite, Rezey, cleared at the Mauritius for London 29th 3BOO bags of similar quality, afloat for delivery here, the exact
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uecember.
rice of which has not transpired ; besides which, a cargo of
a.. Sir Henry Hardinge, from Bombay, off the Cape of Good PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED, about 350 cases new brown Bahia has been sold for delivery at WISBECH CORN MARKET, MARCH !
On slope.
are reported.
G. and G. Lloyd, Stockport, builders-Winspear, Hyde, and a northern continental port. In Molasses no sales The, weather seems to have taken up; we have ha
at of Brazilian from Calcutta, off ditto. Co., Liverpool, 'chit engineers-Perkins, Smith, and Mullense A decline of 2s. to 3s. per cwt. in Jamaica Coffee has been for two or three days, and to- day is warm. We have 1
„aE,itvira, from the Mauritius, off ditto. quantity of Wheat shown to-day, which has been b
Max-,Liverool merchants -, as far as regards A. S. Perkins, A. submitted to, and 100 casks have been sold at this reduction:
Ns of St. Helena
Teuton from Manilla, and Ellen Salter, from -, at Schiusser, and J. D. Mattel's. no sales of foreign. A small lot of Guayaquil Cocoa brought rather better terms than last week. Beans and Oats i
. snelena, and both sailed for this port. 345. per cwt., and 400 bags Pepper, 2ed. for Sincapore, and 22d. in value. Prices to the grower :-Wheat, new, white,
sark- DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
63 lbs., 465. to 495. ; extra, 535. per quarter. Wheat, i
don. Fawcett, from Manilla, at ditto, and sailed for Lon- per lb. for Malabar. Rice-100 tees. Carolina sold at 17s. 9d.
orlei S. Riley, Pilkington, Lancashire, manufacturer.
to 18s. 6d., and 4000 bags of East India, at Bs. 3d. to 9s. for Ma- 60 lbs. to 63 lbs., 465. to 48s. ; extra, 50s. per quarts
ruled aVesper, Bellamy, sailed from Leghorn for this port Sth inst. S. Stott, Bacup, Lancashire, manufacturer •
T. Evans, Denbigh, scrivener dras, and 6s. to 10s. Gd. for Bengal. Rune-The business con- 100. to lid. per stone. Beans, new, G 5 lbs. to 66a lbs
lined r.raneis Finlay from Licata, at Gibraltar, and cleared for
this port '9th instant. M. Johnson, Leeds, spindle Maker. sists of 260 casks Demerara at last week's rates, 30 to 41 per 365. per quarter.
pro- W. T. Watson, Leeds, commission agent. cent. 0.P., at 2s. lid. to 3s. 6d.; also 50 casks East India at - • -_lsed. chNeJ), tune, Butler, hence at Lisbon, and sailed for St. 31i- M. Burton Manchester, cotton spinner. Is. 9d. per gallon proof.
MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, MAIL
set s Bth instant. The Tea market continues in the same dull state as noticed
A. James, Burton,
merchant.
;hem
ueoisfyit:eiuovrrinliNdi,s,PrLoiltstnotgae,kil::er for St. Michael's, at Lisbon, with loss last week, the trade refusing to buy except only for immediate We have again to report a flat trade this week, alth
J. Russell, Leamington Priors, grocer.
ity of
J. Thompson, Tamworth, bookseller. purposes. azricultural and some other leading markets have i
btain ndes, Contente. ; Augusta, Steward ; Tyro, Al‘Farlane;
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. . Nothing reported in Indigo. A few chests of good liver Shell upward tendency. At Liverpool and Wakefield I
there was no particular change, but the turn of pr
Lac sold at 40s. per cwt. 800 baskets and hales of Gambier
Mr-and Happy Return, Gilbert, hence at ditto.
William Evans, Piecadilly, linen draper. towards decline. The same may be observed of ou
large Jane,, Bartlett, sailed from ditto for this port 3rd instant.. brought at auction 9s. 3d. to 9s. Gd., but holders•generally de-
and f__.•toatross, Morgan, and Queen of the Isles, Lewis, sailed
'rem ditto for this port sth instant. BANKRUPTS. mand 10s., and 300 bags Sago Flour 20s. per cwt. In Saltpetre
Joseph Isaac Isaacson, Liverpool, merchant, March 31, April only 500 bags reported, at 295. 6d. to 31s. 3d., and of Nitrate of to-day ; business in each article is limited to retail s
the supply of present consumption, at prices barely
re up Tres, Herwanes, hence at Bilboa. 20, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy : Soda 200 bags, at Its. 9d. to 13s. per cwt. those of this day week, but not a decline sufficient t
;ndlY Dine Bell from Rio Grande at Salcombe. -
P • ' solicitors, Messrs. Vincent and Co., Temple • and Messrs. Lit- Guano has become dull, and the sales made have barely sup-
any alteration of late quotations, except as regard
melt nnce of Wales, Middleton, from Callao at Cove. tledale and Co., Liverpool; official assignee, Sir. Cazenove, Li- ported former rates.which are fully Is. per quarter cheaper.
Sift
ateSt from 4.!.Lne, March 19.-The cargo of the Amaranth, Lemon, verpool.
- a -
sae. rverpool, which drove on the Herd Sand on the 16th in- Benjamin M'Cliesh Chrees and John Boyd, Bow Churchyard,
pro-
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MARCH 24. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, MARCH
.."nr, as been partly discharged, and it is expected she will be London, silk manufacturers.
astg- tot oaf
Andrew Baldwin, Bulstrode-street, St. Marylebone, London. The unsettled position of political affairs, the withdrawal of There is good an•ival of Wheat, that of Barley is is up Lis-B 0 .
va,,, N, March 7.-The Active, Moore, in leaving this port, licensed victualler. almost all orders for the raw and manufactured material for than of late. A moderate business is done in W he,
coUnd to be making a little water forward, and was placed Charles Corbett Wilson Daventry scrivener. Germany and he Continent, together with the general distrust week's prices. Barley is held fair Is. advance, but givo
prevalent here-, have severally combined to depress the market, tantly. Oats and Shelling are sold on easier terms.
,t he ~, he beach, but as no leak could be discovered, she again Charles Thomas Wood; Drury-lin'e, London; licensed victu- and although spinners operate daily to a fair extent, prices con- dull and lower.
Said, reeeecled yesterday. alley.
tinue to recede, and are again fully Id. per lb. lower in Ameri- -
David Le Boutillier, Northumberland-place, Commercial- can, making the reduction since the sailing of the last steamer -
i had
BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, MARCH
• •,‘„ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22.-Wind S., moderate. J road-East, London, draper. fully id. per lb. Brazil, Egyptian, and Surat are last offering
but During the present week we have had little doing in
r ad- 144.1.11VE D.-Joseph Quincy, Howes; Middlesex-Leonora o- Jcihn Cole Gwillim, Bishop's Frome, Herefordshire, cattle at Id. per lb. decline. Speculators have taken 600 American,
the best qualities of English maintained their price
;tong
tateallefrom Rotterdam-Experiment, from Danzig-Barbera
and exporters 1960 American, 100 Pernam, 50 Maranham, and Be the 'with i'v'fla, from Ostend-Eleanora, Driscoll, from Valencia, dealer. John Huxtable, FromeSelwood,Somersetshire, silversmith.
70 Surat. mg Barley in request, and fine samples Is. per qr.
a the Edward Roberts, Denbigh, currier.
Bans and Oats same price as last week.
Sal "Y and palm oil from the wreck of the Benin. .
;ter a •Are6LEn.---England's Queen, Allen,_ Shanghai-Elizabeth James Wallbael Stockport, currier.
ACCOUNT OF SALES-AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
tales`rsGraliam, Cape de Verde, &c.-Lascar, Thompson, Be- William Pickup, Blackburn, brickmaker.
siOlar
For the week ending March 24, 1848. Grei,' °:.e of Wellington, Hargreaves, and Hydses James Smith, Macclesfield, railway contractor. . WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, Miami
alga
Reats'w• Calcutta-Asia, Chambers, Demerara-Mary young, Richard and Milton Smith, Baxenden, Lancashire, calico Prices paid Imports ' With an improving sale of Wheat, prices have take
ssion ),,,,,, t, Trinidad, &c.-Chronometer, Rice, Vera Cruz-Chip- printers._
a the .//,'l,, C-4.lbraith, nuct-ledependence. Knight, New Orleans-
.).Y4l,ii.,..,nderson Cheater-le-street Durharnadraper.. . . ~
___S_ALLS
~...__OF THE WEEK, iin the week. ThisWkiThis Yr. ,tince. of Is.. per qr. upon last week's rates; and
in which article we had DO, sales to report last mar
! dia. lt,7"awaY, Pescud, Baltimore-Fingal, Black ; rtio -orande, .7.71,1--cr-xer, Jari/ew, unrncim, orickmaker. 270 Sea Island -I
71 @ 15 f 100 qrs. were sold at the subjoined quotations.
y ~J ~a,n ; Henry Clay, Nye, and Rappahannock, Drummond, New William Harding, Stobhouse, Durham, shipowner. ns to
.... Stained I - - - 9034. 61675 Wheat, 178 qrs., @.4 2 10s. 100. le qr.: total, .e 45:
st,""":"-Camittus, Ashton, .Savannah-E. Be nor. Bevan, Con- DIVIDENDS. 8670 Bowed Georgia 3l -4Z 1 Oats, 100 qrs., @ 1 Is. Od. le qr. : total, .ells
awn, Barker ntinopleL-Mary Holland, Jones, Constantinople, &c.-Lucy, April 14, W. and W. Clayton and W. Wilson, Preston, Lan- ,aa f Mobile • '4 - 42. I
• lane hover, Galata, christie, Conielis, and Auguste, Kirk- cashire, bankers-Apo 11, G., J.. and T. Prockter, Rochdale,Alabama and Tennessee 4- 44 8297' , 99703
end a championle, Lisbon-Jacomina, Schutn, Rotterdam. ' hogier. { Pernambuco &Paraiba; sa -of a There was a good supply of Wheat to this day's mar
It CERTIFICATES 200
• • Sandwich, Turner, from Savanilla, at this port ; sailed 19th To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the 720 BaAhriaacaamtlidaAnidacCeeiaora - - I . B°B. I . 7788 only moderate of other articles. Wheat and Bar ey w
51 - 511 ....1 6884 firmly at last week's prices, but only a limited demon(
riles- 'lan On , • the 21st ultimo, in lat. 45, long. 44, encountered day of meeting. • {Maranharn 54 -5i 1 I 6009 and Beans slow sale at late rates.
Rice geavlyl.,?;alens, which continued till the 29th; lost sails, &c. On April 11, W. Nicholson, Leeds, innkeeper-April 12, James 240 ....
Sass-ginned 4l - 5 I
?ivect tit i stant in lat 50 lone IR encountered heavy gales Moody, Stoekport, cotton doubler-April iz H. 'Williams, Bir- .... Minas
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from the N.W.,-, lost .staricheons, bulwarks, &c., and made keilhead, builder-April 11, J. Hughes, Birkenhead, builder.
were much water, The Sandwich was without topsails bent to the .... Para HULL CORN MARKET, MARCH 21.
sses-
Y"AdgsnefsoNV9adlsalirshence at Nassau. CERTIFICATES 2G Demerara, Surinam, &c 44 - 7 112 i 132 The continued heavy rains have changed the appearan
be-
Merchant, Pto be confirmed by the Vice-Chancellor actin.. in Bankruptcy,
unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before April 11. •
700 Egyptian
.... Barbadoes si - 7 1225, 3384 growing crops of Wheat upon the summer-followed lan
- ()hard, and Dayd,Vaughan, hence at New Or- W. D. Scurfield, Liverpool, shawlman-D. Greenwood and J. -- - .... 53 district, which caused the holders of Wheat to be me
leans.
Bateman, Bury, Lancashire, joiners. .... Peruvian - - - 1 and the best descriptions were taken at Is. per qr. c
.... Bahama I - - - I currency; other kinds no higher. Beans a shade highs
DNS' Swan, from London, and Actaeon, Drysdale, from the Clyde -at Pitto.
T.
Russell,
Edinburgh,
SEQUESTRATIONS. 20 Laguayra - - i ley better sale. No alteration in the prices of Oats or a
Dauntless, Johnston, hence at Apalachicola. .... Common West India, &C •- - - ••• • ; 179 s article.
210 Ganges, Cornforth, from London, at ditto. S. Tatham, Glasgow, machine maker. .... Carthagena - - 1
J aoIiMIMMI*,
.... Smyrna - -
..c_cil.nsbrook, Maguire, and Albion, Wylie, hence at Charleston. J. Espie, Stranraer, grocer.
.... Manilla - - - DUBLIN CORN MARKET, MARCH 24
-
Britannia, (steamer;) Lott, hence at Boston. J. Syme and G. M. Preston, Dunfermline, drapers. 2370 Surat - s i The supply to our market to-day was moderate. WI
that J6Till t, Dove ; John Thomas Carr, Janes ; Beccles, Capon ; A. amid, J. Barclay, jun. Kilmarnock, machine makers.
.... Madras
&id Jones Smidt, Smidt; Maid of Athens, Bonfellow ; and Jenny J. MaQueen, Alioa, grocer.
.... Bengal - - - .... i 3673 dearer. Barley was steady,. but oats were rather d
alSir , Wakeham,hence at Odessa. J. Wilson, Glasgow, baker. ' I - ,
I i scarcely supported the prices of Tuesday. Indian C
I the i.,_njana, Alossop, from Girgenti at Gibraltar, and cleared 10th
I 24780 bales. ! 19568, 218071 only taken in retail, and must be noted Is. per qr. cheat
instant for this
White Wheat. 27s Od to 30s Od I Oatmeal Ils Od t
Moe" Two Friends, • port. FROAI THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. I --- -
PPee. n. Wise, and lanthe, Bailey, hence at Gibraltar.
,as;nerlotte Ann, Harvey, for this port, put back to Penzance PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 21. Red, ditto 25s Od to 995 6(1 I Second Flour.. 15s Od t
Barley 14s ed to les 66 Indian Corn... 27s Od t
Gaon, 4ellesinstant, with cargo shifted. Marshall, Stewart, and Co. Liverpool, sugar refiners-Phi- A few more limited arrivals of Wheat, Oats, and Oatmeal, with
.
Bere les Od to 14s Od (per 480 lbs.)
e fhb' , 4tic%iroiyiial,rf.rtom Bombay, at St. Helena, and sailed for this port lips, Black, and Co., Liverpool, 'merchants. a moderate supply of Flour, include the bulk Of the receipts 9s 6d to 11 s6d
se as' e rebruary
• DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. coastwise and from Ireland since Friday- and from abroad we Oats
_
I the' 1 e, Bezey, from Mauritius, at,Deal. R. Adams and T. Banks, Liverpool, merchants. have scarcely anything fresh in beyond 4910 qrs. of Indian
frO-' lon.. ~,,D, Duke,.hence to St. Michael s, was spoken in lat. 40, T. Perry, Liverpool, brickmaker. Corn. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, lu ....ARCH
iB, II isA2, with loss of sails, boats, end bulwarks. S. Owen, Liverpool, baker. The general bearings of the trade this morning were by no We were well supplied with Beasts to-day, but wit]
leanaqAu. 16th Feb.-The Aurelius, Crocker, from New Or- means lively, but in many instances the reverse.
W. D. Scurtield, Liverpool, shavilman. only moderately. Good Beef without and ver
oilet'''
Fine old foreign Wheats supported late prices, but the lower Mutton brought 74d. per lb. Everything change,from fair
~,_ ,
eorelewavre was totally wrecked on the Grand Bahamas Bth
Peb J. C. Dreaper, Liverpool, corn merchant. , and. and cargo saved. A vessel is reported to be on D. Williams, Ruthm, Denbigh, cattle salesman. class samples were rather easier to purchase. sold up. e the "Zia: the Elbow. New Wheats receded Id. to 2d. per 70th. from the rates of It Williams, Chirk, Denbigh, miller. .
was or, ,L,'ls, March 20.-The Amaranth, from Liverpool, thatthis day week.
front'
Icing.. .4l,2are,W7re on the Herd Sand, has been got off without much
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Litn .—The Consort, of and from Philadelphia to
forem ICI(' was brought in here to-day, with loss of hoWsprit;
board4t, and sails, decks swept, part of the cargo thrown over-,
kurrigbe Mb March, iuld remainder partly
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abandoned
boLov_ianltninoilltcyl;, Potter, hence, and Eu, Williams, from Aden,
I/X.91.1, Boylan, sailed from ditto for this port 13th Feb.

i;vyeilyn, Oliver, hence at Madras _
aVll,_lless Helene, Carruthers, sailed. from ditto for the Cape
oLuis port 4th February.
Vrleana,-Johuston, sailed from Saugor 23rd Jan.; Loodiana.
isz`r?n, 23rd; Tapley, Nl`Kie, and Bengal, Guthrie, 27th, and
W°P, Wright, 29th Jan., all for this port.
aret, Brown, hence at Monte Video.
Ai Star.lllY, Flotcher hence at Beirout, and sailed 3rd March for
Vcanilrptt`n '

Eleanor Palmer, and Vixen, Lancaster, hence at Beirout.
Palmer, Harris ; Brothers, Lewis ; Phantom, San-
hence
at C lt,cotswood, -Brown ; and Isabella Thompson, Tonikin,
anatantinople.
prnal William, Carry, hence and Gallipoli, off_ Malta, and
• •L'..'eeded to Odessa.
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BANKRUPT

William Price, Bristol, e
James Penny, Merthyr T

John George, I
William Dingle

Evan Owen, Ruthin, Di

Yoseith Taylor

Lax, Darting

James Dove;Dar

April 19, J. Hngl
26, It. Ballantyne,
Liverpool, book sell
Liverpool._ mercha
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to be granted, un

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kmaker,

rlotte-street, Fitzroy-square

grocer.

Shropshire
!water, victualler

RAILWAY RECEIPTS

ported late prices, but the lower
class samples were rather easier to purchase.
New Wheats receded Id. to 2d. per '7olb. from the rates of
this day week.
Flour was also in limited request, and rather depressed in

Barley, Malt, Beans, and Peas were in moderate demand
on the terms last noted.

Oats receded Id. per
'lndian Corn Is. per qu
cheaper. ,

English red, new
Ditto, white, do.

Ditto, white, do
RRye, English, /0, qr

y, Engiis

Oats, per 45tt

English and Scotch
Welsh

Irish, fine qualities

Beaus, English, p qr...
Scotch & Irish,r 480Ib
Pease, English, white ..
Do. & Irish .. maple..
Flour, per 280th.
English & Irish, 2nds
Ditto. superfine
p lb. of 240th.

Oatmeal,
'rich,

Wheat, w, 70it.

United Slates do
Danzig, mixed &red do
L Baltic & Hmburg do
Riga and Petersbg. do
Odessa, common do

,Spanish,&c do
Bannat & Marianopoli
Mediter., &c. bard.do
Gen.qualities;bond.do
Rye, %,), qr., Baltic, free.

Bi►rley, 60lb do
Oats, r.tslb.Russiando.
Bean s, fr qr,European do
19, 480tb, Egyptian do
Pease, 4. qr.,
Baltic, &c., white do

Canadian, &c., do.. do
Indian Corn, v 4801b.d0
Do. Meal, v brl. 1961bd0
Flour, v. barrel,
Canadian, sweet .. do
United States 'do .. do
Do.&Canadiansourdo
Danzic, &c. sweet....

7 8 do.

ilb. Oatmeal steady.
Latter, and Indian Meal 6d. per barrel

s. d. 8. d. s. d. s. d.
7 9 @8 0'00!.... 8 0@ 8 2
8 0 8 4 (10. .... 8 4 8 6

7 6-

CORN E!,
During the period la,

- do,
2 11 do,

I 2 7 2 10 do.
38 0-40 0 do.
135 0 —37 0 do.
'45 0 —4B 0 blue,
grey,

7 4 - 7 8
7 9 - 8 0

0 -35 0

I 3 3-

-3 0

2 10 - 2 11
'42 0-44 0
'37
0 -39 0

',34 0 -36 0

—— fine ....1,38 0 —39 0
39 0 —4O 0 extra .. 41 0 —42 0

-95 A cad

1 0 -

FOREIGN.
s. d. s. d

7 2 7 5 'white .. 7 9 8 0
7 8— 8 0 !do. ... 8 2--8 8
7 6 8 0 higlnnix 8 10 9 3
7 8 8 0 white.. 8 0 8 3
6 6 6 10 Arclingl 6 6 6 8
6 4 6 8 Polish.. 6 10 7 2
7 0— 7 2 white.. 7 2 7 8
6 9 7 0 Egypt'n 4. 2 4 4
4 10 5 2 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 white.. 0 0— 0 0
31 0 —32 0 in bond 0 0— 0 0
3 6 4 0 d 0..... 0 0 0 0
2 7 2 9 d 0..... 0 0 0
36 0 —4O 0 d 0...... 0 0— 0 0
28 0 —29 0 do. ...: 0 0— 0 0

42 0-43 0 d 0..... 0 8 0
34 0 —37 0 do. . . . 0 0— 0 0
26 6 —29 6 d 0..... , 0 0— 0 0
12 6 —l3 6 do. ....j 0 0 0 0
I

26 6 —27 6 d 0..... 0 0
27 0 —2B 6 d 0..... 0 0
23 6 —25 0 do., U.S 0 0
0 0 0 0 d 0..... 0 0—

O 0
O 0
O 0
O 0

CHANGE, MARC!' 24.
tween Tuesday and to-day, the Corn
tty nearly in the same position as de-
t, the accounts in general received from
ry and Ireland, so far during the week,
le prices steady than to elevate or de-
rivals into this port since Monday last
furnish a moderate supply of Wheat and other Grain, with a
fair quantity of Flour and Oatmeal, Coastwise and from Ireland;
those from abroad comprising chiefly about 1000 quarters Bar-
ley, and 6347 quarters Indian Corn as stated below. Of the last
named article, the exports within the past ten days amount to
22,469 quarters, against 11,257 imported.

scribed in our last repor
most parts of this count

serving rather to keel

usaLl our tocat
dealers remaining extremely inactiv, the operations in any
description of Wheat were confined to a very limited numbest of
retail parcels, on terms equal to, and in some eases rather un-
der the current rates of Tuesday.—To all kinds of Flour similar
remarks were applicable, home-made and Irish receding 6d.
per barrel.—Barley and Malt, exciting little notice, scarcely
maintained their previous value.—Beans and Pease, although
in slow request, wefe held at late prices.—Oats, being more
c:s. I

4.. tu. r 431 C.
cheaper; and Oatmeal was slightly depressed into value.—pe Indian
Corn and Corn Meal, commanding less attention than of late,
the former declined I s. per quarter, and the latter 6d. per barrel.
—Although we appear to have had less rain here than in many
other parts of the kingdom, the weather, even with us, has
been frequently wet, and spring sowing protracted later than

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE
MARKET, MARcit 25, 1848.
1 •

s. d. s. d

Hay. old, 20th 0 70 0 6 'Potatoes, li) 90%.
New
Clover
Grass 0 0— 0 0 Cups 5 3
Straw, Wheat .. 0 Si— 0 4 Cattle 0 0
Oat - 0 3 0 3it Mauglewurzel .. 14 0
Barley ...... 0 24 0 0 Turnips, is ton .15 0
Carrots, per t0n.20 0 —24 0 Manure 6 0

STATE OF TRADE

6 2
6 1
5 9
0 0
15 0
17 0
8 0

PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S
MARKET, MARCH 25.
a. (1. 8. d. s. d. s. (1.
Beef I, lb 0 6 to 0 8 Plums..l. Quart 0 0— 0 0
Mutton 0 6 0 9 Filberts 0 8— 0 9
Veal 0 si 0 8 Red Currants .. 0 0— 0 0
Lamb, fore grtr 8 0— 0 0 jßlack Ditto .... 0 0— 0 0
Fresh Pork
Bacon 0 0— 0 0 Peas.. .. Peck 0 0— 0 0
Hams 0 0— 0 0 'Beans 0 n -A A

1 9-

0 0 !Young" Ducks

O 0 0 0 Geese. 2 6
O 0— 0 0 IPartridges,vehrceo 0
O 0— 0 0 Chickens
O 0— • 0 Cucumbers, each 1 6
Fresh Butter .. 1 3 0 0 Asparagus. 'p 100 2 0

Turbot .
Haddock,
Whiting.
Lobsters

-3 0
-0 0
O 0
O 0
O 0

0 0 Hares
each 2 6 0 0
0 0 Pigeons,vcouple 0 0— 0 0
0 0 Rabbits 2 0— 2 2

heasants

and of 0:

St market _c3.

events transpiring on the continent; nevertheless, a- certain
amount of orders are getting forward for the Leipsic fair, and a
slight improvement in the demand has occurred in the home
trade. The production of plain nets, of all classes, is much in-
creasing. Prices remain without alteration. Hosiery.—We
cannot report any material alteration in the trade this week; if
anything, it has retrograded. The feverish state of the public
mind respecting events on the continent, and the continued
wet weather, have a chilling and depressii, influence upon the
trade generally. Tne glove branch may be considered an ex-
ception : it continues in a state of considerable activity; and,
although the prices given for making gloves may be quoted
low, yet the hands, being generally employed, are rather better
off than in other branches of the trade. The partial turn-out of
workmen against their employers, in the pantaloon and shirt
branch, is compromised. It has caused, however, a great deal
of confusion ; and we greatly fear, from what we have heard,
that, owing to the policy adopted by the workmen, this branch
of the trade, so essential to Nottingham and the neighbour-
hood, is gradually being removed to other and distant locali-
ties. There has also been a partial turn-out of the cut-up
hands; but we believe their differences have been arranged, and
the hands have gone to work again. The continued agitation
respecting wages proves, more than any thing we say, the great
pressure there is upon this branch of the trade generally.
LEICESTER.—The little doing in the warehouses is merely to
supply the actual demand, which is on the most limited scale ;
therefore, the utmost caution in making is observed. Confi-
dence in the market is quite suspended, and will not be resumed
until the great political changes now taking place in Europe
assume a firmer aspect iikthe moneyed interest. In yarns, but

Eggs l2O 5
Potatoes, 19. Peck 1 6
New Do., per lb. 2 6

tcrifice
Ts not

being disl

- - -
posed to give way

—prices

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, MAncu 25.
DISCHARGED : In-patients cured, II ; Relieved and at own
request, 7; Made Out-patient, 3; Irregular, 0; Dead. 4.
ADMITTED In-patients,3B ; Out-patients, 2 ; Casuals during
the week, 9 ; Remaining in the House, 208.
Consulting Surgeon, J. Dawson, !sq. ; House Surgeon, Mr.

Es 4

G ibson Es

NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT, MARCH 25.
ADMITTED: Accidents, 20 • Medical and Surgical Cases upon

recommenuation, 22 ; Total, 42.—DISCIIAROED: Cured, ;
Relieved and at own request, 7; Attending as Ont• Patients, 15 ;
Irregular, ; ; Died, 1 ; Remaining in the Hospital, 95.
Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician and
Stu•geon for the ensuing week, Dr. Turnbull and Mr.-
Bainbrigge ; House Visitors, Charles Inman and Duncan
M‘Viccar, Esqrs. ; House-Surgeon, Mr. 'l'. B. Gilder.
sleeves; Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq.; Chaplain, Rev.

• 1' tsei:
C4s-io
. will
Deo
;heor 3a
f
it, $3

. ,
GLAscow.—Our market remains much in the same state as
last week. The course of events on the continent have, in the
meantime, completely deranged our commercial system, and
all departments of trade seem to be equally paralysed. In ma-
nufactured goods, very little business has been done dttrinp: the

last few days, and, in some instances, lower prices have been
submitted to. The country trade, which ought to be tolerably
brisk at this season, partakes of the general depression ; the
few drapers at present visiting the market, arc purchasincr with

SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL, MAn. n,

unusual caution and it is a -general complaint that travellers
now on the road, are not receiving orders sufficient in amount
to cover the expenses of the journey. The gloomy feeling re-
sulting from this great depression in business matters at home,
is not relieved by the general complexion of foreign markets,
according to the latest advices; and it is to be regretted that
the accounts just received by the overland mail from India, are
not annh .

result of present circumstances, our money market is rather
more stringent. Good bills are still taken at 5 and .5i percent,
but there is rather more mem in the nature and extent of the
accommodation given the banks.

TIDE TABLE,
Mom EVENG4 FIGHT,

Mardi. h. m. jh. in. ft. in.
Tues,day....2B •4 16 448 11 6
Wednesday 291 529 I 611 ii 2
Thursday —3O 651 729j11 10
Friday 3l 8 5 835 13 2
Saturday 1 93 ; 930 E 5 4

HOLY DAYS, ETC.

Sunday
Monday

2 953
3 10 37

10 16 17 6 41.11 Sunday in Lent
10 59 19 2 i

WEEKLY REPORT.
INDOOR: Cured and relieved. 14; Dead, 2; Entered, 12;
Under treatment, 42.—Our000tt : Cured and relieved, 36 ;
Dead, 0; Entered, 37; Under treatment, 34.
Chaplain, Rev, Thomas Nolan, A.M.; Treasurer, R. Plan:,
Tom. ; ViiiitOrty MeiiirS. J. Ingram Lud I.3crj. ratt ;
Honse,Surgeon,. Mr, Trios, Morris; Assistatit Reuse-
burgeon, Mr. Thomas Arnatrong Calumet.

EASTERN DISPENSARY, ROSE-HILL.
REPORT OF GASES FOR THEWEEK ENDING FRIDAY, MAR. 17.
—Persons relieved at the Dispensary, 100; Patients visited at
their own homes, SS;_ Total, 1F D.

Physicia.i, ; Co;t:ulting physician, Dr. Ash
croft; Surgeons, 3ter.srs. Lockwood, ',orris, and Dodd
Heutx-Surgeon, Mr. flail.

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET,

We have had pretty large arrivals of Wheat, Barley, and
Oats, both from the coast and from abroad. There was a goad
supply of Wheat from the farmers to-day, but the demand
being less animated, prices could barely be supported, and in
most instances ls. per quarter reduction had to be taken.
Foreign and South country were also more neglected. Oats
were in plentiful supply; fine samples meet still a good de-
mand for seed, but other descriptions were the turn lower.
Barley is rather more enquired after; all other articles a (lull
sale. Wheat, Northumberland, red, 48s. to 545.; ditto, white,
50s. to 555.

WISBECH CORN MARKET, MARCH 26.
The weather seems to have taken up; we have had no rain
for two or three days, and to-day is warm. We have had a fair
quantity of Wheat shown to-day, which has been bought on
rather better terms than last week. Beans and Oats unaltered
in value. Prices to the grower :—Wheat, new, white, 60 lbs. to
63 lbs., 465. to 495. ; extra, 535. per quarter. Wheat, new, red,
60 lbs. to 63 lbs., 465. to 48s. ; extra, 50s. per quarter. Oats,
103 d. to Ild. per stone. Beans, new, 65 lbs. to 66i lbs., 3-Is. to
365. per quarter.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 25.
We have again to report a flat trade this week, although the
azricultural and some other leading markets have shown an
upward tendency. At Liverpool and Wakefield yesterday
there was no particular change, but the turn of prices was
towards decline. The same may be observed of our market
to-day; business in each article is limited to retail sales, for
the supply of present consumption, at prices barely equal to
those of this day week, but not a decline sufficient to call for
any alteration of late quotations, except as regards Beans
which are fully Is. per quarter cheaper.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, MARCH 24.
There is good arrival of Wheat, that of Barley is much less
than of late. A moderate business is done in Wheat at last
week's prices. Barley is held for Is. advance, but given reluc-
tantly. Oats and Shelling are sold on easier terms. Bear
dull and lower.

ITCH 22.
'Wheat,
Malt-

WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, MARCH 21.
'ith an improving sale of Wheat, prices have taken an ad

total, £452 Ss. 4d

There was a good supply of Wheat to this day's market, but
only moderate of other articles. Wheat and Bar ey were held

The continued heavy rains have changed the appearance of the
--
. this

..olders of Wheat to be more firm,
aescriptions were taken at Is. per qr. over last
currency; other kinds no higher. Beans a shade higher. Bar-
ley better sale. No alteration in the prices of Oats or any Cher
article.

DUBLIN CORN MARKET, MARCH 24.
The supply to our market to-day was moderate. Wheat met
sale, and the best qualities were in some instances 6d.
clearer. Barley was steady, but oats were rather dull, and
scarcely supported the prices of Tuesday. Indian Corn was
only taken in retail, and must be noted Is. per qr. cheaper.
White Wheat.. 27s Od to 30s Od I Oatmeal 11s Oa to 13s Od
Red ditt0...... 25s Od to '29s ed Second Flour 15s Od to 16s
Barley 14s ed to 16s 6tl I Indian Corn...' - Od to 32s Od
Bere 13s Oct to 14s Od (per 4'

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, m —ARCH 22.
We were well supplied with Beasts to-day, but with Sheep
only moderately. Good Beef without change, and very prime
Mutton brought 74d. per lb. Everything from fair to good
sold up.

WAKEFIELD FORTNIGHT CATTLE FAIR,MAR.22.
We had rather a short supply of stock at market this morn-
ing, with a fair attendance of buyers, and all was sold. Mutton,
73d. to Bd. per lb. ; Beef, 7s. 6d. st. Beasts, 350 ; Sheep, 3800.
We had a large show of lean Cattle and Calvers.

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. MARCH 23.
Smithfield cattle market was somewhat smaller than
,L• 1 a • . •

that of last week ; yet prices of Beef were lower, from the
crowded state of Monday's Liverpool markets, being about
2000 head and several hundreds above the usual average, which
had to be elsewhere disposed of. Prices of Beef, 445. to 525. ;
very prime, 535. per cot. ; Mutton, 53d. to 'lid. per lb. ; very
prime, lid. to Sd. The supply of Pigs very small indeed, and
remarkably thin ; Louse Lambs, 225. to 245. each.

MANCHESTER.—However great may have been the depression
of trade here during the last few weeks, there has been nothing
hitherto so gloomy as the market of Tuesday last. Both goods
and yarns, especially the latter, were offered at prices lower
than were ever before known; but, even at the lowest rates
named, it was impossible to transact business to any extent
worth naming. Since Tuesday, there has been a slightly im-
proved demand for goods suitable for the home trade; but,
with this exception, business has been almost suspended, and
prices of all articles still exhibit a downward tendency, though
not to any great extent within the last few days. With a few
trifling exceptions, however, prices of goods and yarns are now
lower than at any former period ; and the difficulty of selling
to any extent, even at the low rates current, is so great, that
spinners ago manufacturers are unavoidably compelled still
further to limit production.. We have this week heard of
numerous establishments which have been either entirely
closed or put on shorter hours; and, unless there should be
some change of prospects within the next ten days, it is pro-
bable that the average time worked by the different mills in the
district will be smaller than at any former period.
We learn to-day, that the private letters from Germany pre-
sent somewhat more encouraging prospects of the gradual
restoration of tranquility and commercial cc nfidence, than for
some days pi eviously ; and we learn that some inquiries for
yarn have been made by German buyers ; though, so far as we
have been able to learn, without leading to actual business.
ROCHDALE.—We have not had a slacker market this year
than we have had this week. There has been but a slender at-
tendance of buyers, and those few that have come have pur-
chased very sparingly. In wool there is little or no change •
price, the manufacturers buying for immediate use only

LEEDS.—The woollen cloth trade is still without much ani-
mation, the purchases being confined almost entirely to the
home market, and even those have been somewhat checked by
the continuation of cold and wet weather. Until continental
affairs are settled, we fear the demand for the foreign markets
will be but small.

BRADFORD.—The transactions in wool are more limited than
ever. There is a decided feeling against purchasing combing
wools at present prices; and the near approach to another clip,
with the abandonment of exporting our British wools for the
present, must ere long tell, and bring it to a price more nearly
approximating the current price for yarns. The demand for
yarns continues without change, but is fully e nal to the pro-
duction, which is chiefly going for home manufacture. There
has been but little change in the piece branch of the trade for
some time. The chief of what is doing is in fancy goods for
the home trade, which is somewhat retarded by the continued
wet weather. The buyers for the continent, who are under-
stood to have good orders on hand, appear unwilling to make
any preparation until things shall become more settled.
HUDDERSFIELD.—We have had a tolerably good market this
week, very few new goods having been left over. There has
also been a good deal doing in the warehouses, There is no
alteration in pieces worth noticing.

HALIFAX.I—Very few merchants have visited our Piece Hall
this week, and the sales, which have neither been numerous
nor large, consisted chiefly of small lots of fancy goods. Last-
ings are almost unsaleable, even at a sacrifice. The causes
enumerated in our last report continue to produce the same
dulness of demand for yarn, without any near prospect of
amendment, and prices arc too low to admit of reduction. The
diminished consumption of wool, and the season, lead to the
belief that, if any change in price takes place, it will be in fa-
vour of the buyer, though no great alteration is anticipated.
NOTTINGIIAM.—Lace: Bueiness remains in an unsettled
stn frnm watlt of nn r ort ••4 n; I• . • .