The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-05-06 00:00:00

FRIDAY, MAY 2

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Match-150, 25 ft. T.Y.C.
Colonel Peel's Garry Owen, flit 7th (Nat) 1
2
Duke of Bedford's Minotaur, 7st 121 b ........... .• •
The Newmarket Stakes of 50 sous each, h ft. (23 subs').
Lord Stradbrnke's Idas
... walked ores
Mr I. Day's Winchester saved his
stake,
and recd. Xso'

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Match-200, h ft. D.I.
Sir R. W. Bulkeley's Bishop of Romford's Cob, 5 I"'
received forfeit from Lord Glasgow's Amulet colt, 4 911'
Match-2A, 25 it. T.Y.C.
The Duke of Bedford's Espoir, Sit 10Ib, received for'
feit from Mr Osbaldeston's Secutor, 7st 31b.

BETTING AT NEWMARKET, THURSDAY NIHOT'

CHESTER CUP.
6 to 1 agst Fitz• Allen (taken)
6 „ 1 „ Semiseria
12 „ 1 „ The Era
14 „ 1 „ Sorella
20 „ 1 „ Cataract
25 ~ 1 „ Queen of the Tyne
• 30 „ 1 „ Counsellor
40 „ 1 „ Pug (taken)
40 „ 1 „ Witiesour
40 „ 1 „ Ratan
40 „ 1 „ Aristides
Cataract's decline arose from a rumour that he pulled
up lame after a gallop on Wednesday. Fitz-Allen air
Semiseria, The Era, and Sorella, were in great demand
but from the departure of many of the subscribers, yell
little business was done.

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Several hedging bets at 2 to 1, 9 to 4, and 5 to 2 were
laid agst Idas for the Derby, and 8 to 1 offered on hito
for the Newmarket Stakes ; 1,300 to 100 laid agst
and 7,000 to 200 agst the Ironrnaster.

OAKS.
8 to 1 agst Mr Worthington's Lancashire Witch (taken)•
No other betting.

MANCHESTER, FRIDAY EVENING.
Many of the influential members of the room were St
Newmarket, which, with the highly necessary task of
comparing books on the Chester Cup, has, for the Pal
two or three days, greatly limited speculation on that
other forthcoming events. If we mention a desire !!
back Fitz-Allen at 7 to 1 outright—with offers to lay 200
to 100 that be beats Obscurity, and 5 to 4 on any other;
that Cataract was backed for £5O, at 8 to 1 ; Pug for Xls'
at 30 to 1; and Mickey Free for a small sum at 50 t 9
we shall mention all the business transacted yesterday
To-day there was only a slender attendance, and business
was exceedingly flat. The movement, however, in favour
of Fitz-Allen was again observable. 6to 1 would bare
been taken to a large amount. The same may be said 0
Ould Ireland and Sorella, each of which would 11016
found sanguine friends; the former at 8 to 1, and the
latter at 20. Cataract and Obscurity were scarce/
named, and when so, only .to show a growing disposition
to lay against them. There was not a het made on the
Derby ; and for the Oaks, Lancashire Witch was backed
for £75 at 9to 1. The following are the closing prices:

CHESTER CUP.
sto 2 agst any two
5 „ 1 „ Fitz-Allen, 3 yrs, sst (take 6to 1)
7 ~ 1 „ Ould Ireland, 3 yrs, sst
7 „ 1 „ Setniseria, 5 yrs, 7st 81b (offered)
10 „ 1 „ Cataract, 5 yrs,6st 10th (offered)
10 „ 1 „ Obscurity, 4 yrs, sst 121 b (offered)
12 „ 1 „ The Era, 5 yrs, Bst 11Ib (offered)
15 „ 1 „ Sorella, 4 yrs, 7st J2lb (take 20)
22 „ 1 „ Portrait, aged, 6st 10th (offered)
25 „ 1 „ Trueboy, 5 yrs, Bst slb (offered)
25 „ 1 „ Queen of Tyne, 6 Yrs, 7st 51b (taken)
30 „ 1 „ Winesour, 5 yrs, Bst 61b (offered)
30 „ 1 „ Put 3 yrs, 4st 81b (taken)
40 „ 1 „ Ratan, 4 yrs, Bst 4lb
500 „100 „ Fitz-Allen and Everton (taken)
1000 „15 „ Extempore, 5 yrs, 7st Slb (offered) it
100 „ 1 „ Pride of Kildare, 4 yrs, 6st 101 b (offered)
400 „ 10 „ Foigh-a-Ballagh, 4 yrs, 9at 21b,
Pride of Kildare (offered)

PRICES OF SHARES, MAY 5.

MaY 6 18 i. 5. THE LIV ER
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FRIDAY, MAY 2.-Wind N.W. Ailarketo.
[B5 4. li (pp ing ill telllgnut.
—....-_.... /ARRIVED.—Thomas, Vaughan, and Ayrshire, Mackie, from
...-_ Savannah--C ourtney, Turner, for Apalachicola--Robert Bum,
Ritchie, from Bombay-John Marshall, Poythress, from Charles- _•.''''''.-.-^ Aft., TUESDAY, APRIL 29 -Wind West.
V ‘I"D•-A ' Anwyl, ton-Grecian, Frame, from. Laguira-Mary, Sullivan, from WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, APRIL 29.
kipar • ice, from Calcntta-Sola, —. from ~, ...
'h. from tam-Selina, Partridge, from Africa-Canada, Edgar, -Waterfilly, —, from Lisbon-Lybia, Peri y, from Total quant,ties per Price per
.. (Nat) I it.c.a narbadoes-Velocity, from Jamaica- ludeuendence, Ambriz-Adelaide, from : ion Grande-Waterloo, Allen, from Imp. Quarter. Tine. Quarter.
New York-Tyro, Symonds. from Lisbon-Die 'Hope, Olden- Wheat
ilickBPP°fliand Enchantress,' Phil'i s from New Orleans-Helen
brest, and Groot, Lank urn, from Amsterdam. • Oats ...... .. .... u 0 0
4Beve, ; William Piriie, Agtien, and Potts, from Mobile- blest
(steamer) Evans, for Havre.
from ;', Driscoll; Sesostris, M'Kenzie, and Glasgow, May,
. ..... .. .
..64axl.....fromnnah-i.ady Fitzherbert Coaker from Charleston- ---t--
s ..... • " Dogrel Hicks, Bunker, from New' Yore; ;ailed sth instant- Visiter, Moppet, from Ichaboe, at Kingstown SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 30.
Silence,
Bull, hence at Genoa
.C. , i St. Michael's—Lord Nels n, Willis. from Terceira The show of stock to-day was, as of late, large and good for
Csjat) Golt,„1". Curran. from Odessa-Julian Ann Elizabeth. from Parry; Cygnet. Boyce ; Samuel, Press; Prince Re- the season ; but. as buyers were plentiful, the demand was
2 Atkin"uurk—Robert Preston. from Charente-Abbots Reading, gent, Turner; spet.dwell. Bunt ; Erin, Morgan ; Victori.,, brisk, and jobbers were enabled to obtain the full rates cf last
Ward and Othello, Thompson, from Calcutta-Nautilus, Welsh ; Cromwell, Elliott, and Raid,l Roberts, hence at Helvoet week for both Beef and Mu'ton, Prime Beef, Sid to 6d ; Mut.
Janet,
hence at Rio Jane iro
..... • pion% !_t'oni Valparaiso-Anne. Laing. from Barbadoes-Bel-ton 54d to tied; and the market closed firmly.
J. 11. Shepherd,
. Redman ; Agneda, Clark; Laura, Snow, and
va,,,,`_,_ carter, from New Orleans-Britannia, Smith, from Sa-
ehm'eas,--,Liady Sale, Anderson, and Ann Kenny, Baldwin, from Maryland,
burn otireris,ahwetnorcde attewOrleans
BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, MAY 1.
(Nat) I from AL° Emetic, Harris, from Lisbon—Tamerlane, Guest, igt . , hence at Mobile
Thomas Bennett, Varnuin, hence at Charleston At this day's market there was a fair supply of Wheat, which
• ' ' 2 SAia,LwerP—and Die Kleine Fritz, Kayupr, from Werner.
Columbia, Booth. hence at Virginia . , . was taken off slowly, at rather on ler the rates of this day se'n.
. ..... . for the'":---laurence, Jackson, for Jamaica.--lleroine, Todd,
(23 subs.) Cro,., (loe of Good Hope and Bombay-WI d Irish Girl, RG. Shaw, Matthews, hence at Philade plua . night. Barley difficult to dispose off', and prices very much
A long island of ice was passed on the 21st April, in lat. 43, nominal. Oats barely maintained their value. For the few
to am, for Bombay-Maranham, Fleming; Emerald, Leigh-
al ked over
long. 44, by the Waterloo, from New York Beans sold, last week's rates were obtained. We had scarcely
Pittiland Britannic, Coulthart, for St. John, N.8.-Lanark,
recd. Xis°' Newfo' ariu Leauder. Phelan, for Quebec-Superb, Brown, for Tile Falcon, for Africa. has put back, with stern stove, and any inquiry for Peas.
elnecn„”land-Conrad. M•Neill. and syria, Cox, for Montreal imam-boom carried away, having been in contact with the John
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-'ob, 5 irSi Fran"..'''''a. Cumming, for Lima-Dru,d, Ri chic, for Hong Kong Marshall, 30th April, off Bardsey
VESSELS SPOKEN —The shaw, hence to Newfoundland, 23rd LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 29.
po,kees. C'ranst n, for Riga-Virginian, Hearn, for New
oft, 4 511'
April, in lat. 51, lorg. 16 ; Ocean Queen, hence to Quebec, 21st
The arrivals into this pert, which up to Friday last were
131,ik-Ruwena. Teasdell, for Constantinople-and Packet,
er, for Port au-Prince. April, in lat. 50, long. 17 ; Fanny, from this port, 27th April, In
eived for- lat. ag, long. 33 inconsiderable, have been subsequently increased by fair
Act,,iv,e, hence for Halifax. has put back, leaky HOLYHEAD, April 30.-The Ltutyi Raffles, Crigie, from Sierra supplies of Wheat and other Grain, Coastwise and from
land Y, Ntephenson, sailed hence for 1; arbour Grace, Newfound- Leon to Liverpool, ran on shore last night, at Cymyran, and Ireland ; including a further liberal accession of Flour
y NIGHT" lii; On the lath October last, and has not since been heard of. onia fills with the tide. Crew and passengers saved, from the latter source, and a few cargoes of Barley, Oats,
Threes_ Hughes. Butler, hence at Port Philip and Bears front abroad, as partii ularized below.
t0e,,,.. alSters. Hasker, hence at the Cape of Good Hope, and
Alter a long course of dry weather, we had a copious
SATURDAY, MAY 3.-Wind W., fresh breeze.
/.I,`..%trd Feb. for Saldanha Bay
~,7_' l", Dickson, hence at ditto ARRIVED.-Carlton, Beoce, from Savani.ah-Cambridge, rain here on Friday night, with frequent showers daily
Browne, from Charleston-Adam Lodge, Joy, from Bombay- since ; which, by accounts from various parts of this court-
/.7,;:,._s Caesar, Wingate, from Ichaboe, at ditto
try and Ireland, appears to be generally the case ; and
William Rushton —, ai.d Huron, ---, from Ichaboe—
pr7Thted, scott, from ditto, at ditto
Ida Mathilda, V. y' le, from Toiringeu.
Ad', kfield, iditchell. from ditto at ditto vegetation is at length progressing vigourously around us,
2611,a7y4x1ge, Joy, from Bombay, at ditto, and sailed on the --
which has . produced its accustomed effect upon the trade
C rinth. Smith. hence at Havana
ofd
ebruary. for this port
here to-day. Wheat of all descriptions met an extremely
UhiOn, Heyde, hence at Ostend
28111,gu„°' k, NPICey, from Calcutta, at ditto, and sailed on the
Panama, —, for Bombay, has put back dull sale, the general qualities of Irish at a decline of 2d.
Pe„ ed.. for this port
Hope, lager, and Nautilus, Scobies, hence at Naples per 701 b., and English as well as Foreign were nominally
kiting'. ilawkins, from China, at ditto
26th pa,. nia. Atcheson, fri..m Coek, at ditto, and sailed on the Princilnetil
1 i UV° len' and
diliafrom Naples Seth
thislar;ohrt Feronia, rather cheaper.
~ 1,0 for St. John, N.B.Flour being still pressed for sale, very fine qualities
iliac aller Beniedi, (steamer,) from Rhyl, 'for this port, ran on East i
atone maintaining late prices, and other kinds offering at
he pulled 41goa B. , Watson, sailed from ditto on the 15th Feb. for
Hoyle, yesterday afternoon, and remains : crew and passengers
lower rates.
Allen and e'noDuY
16th Fe. s, for Batavia, and Hope, for Mauritius, sailed on the saved ,
B-rley, Malt, and Pease were all rather easy of par-
demand 100_ binary
)ers, yell Pebr„nareh. Stephens, for New Orleans. sailed on the 18th of SUNDAY, MAY 4.-Wind N.N.W. fresh. chase, each losing the buoyancy of last week. Free
of p,:',a)rrY, and Majestic, Ibiste. , for Saldanha Bay, on the 23rd ARRIVED.—Thomas tarty, Scott, from Bombay-Mary, Beans, however, maintained the rates of Friday, and
to 2 were
hotyctiiiat,ry .
Muir, from Bonny-Joseph Porter, Wilson; Sampson, Butcher; several cargoes of Egyptian. floating, were sold at 265.
ws • Petrie. hence at Saida ha Ray. with loss of foreyard, Edward Kenny, ; Julius, ----. and Dee, —• from per quarter, to be delivered here at those quotations.
d on bins 4..prit a, d II
• thew' -Ku e-head, having been in contact with the Sir Ichaboe-Zephyr, —, from Savanilla-Sherbrooke, Sterling, Oats were taken offs paringly at rather less money than
st Alarm' C, _nig, off Madeira from Savannah
on Friday; but Oatmeal, for which there was a moderate
Pebt,TP'utt, clapman, sailed from Warwick Bay, on the 20th Hermes, Donough, from Buenos Ayres, also at this port,
demand, conttnued to realize 245. to 245. 6d. per 2401b5.
i 'lRry fo .
'aehso;i, hencer New Orleans sailed Ist March, in company with the Chalco, for this port.
1 (taken)• Lev,. at Ichaboe Lett loading, the Ringdave, Planter, Countess of Durham, and
%Via. War , hence at Accra Iliamond, for this port. On the 27th March, off Trinidad, soke
01116124.a.ngster. from Odessa. at Constantinople_ and 5f1.,1. 0 1 thP If Qat, RiArnonn Ives., Ipp el r‘p c,.•• 01. 1'n.... ea I,,etri Ll 0,1-,..p CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 2.

-11 were at
r task of
r the Past
that and
desire to
a lay 200
ty other;
for £l5,
50 t,
esterdaY•
business
In fat our
uld have,
Pe said of
uld have
and the
scarcely
;position
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prices

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offered)
b, aad

Sales
is DaY•
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iARRIVILD.—Thomas, Vaughan, and Ayrshire, Mackie, from
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....—...... Savannah-4 ourtney, Turner, for Apalachicolra—Robert Btu&
Ritchie, from Bombay—John Marshall, Poythress, from CharIes.TUESDAY, APRIL 29 —Wind West.
ton—Grecian, I.,rame, from. Laguira—Mary,
.aullivan, from
171:1,11PY,Ko.—A ice Anwyl, from Calcntta—Sola, --. from
Mobile—V 1 eternity, —, from Lisbon—Lylaa, Peri y, from
fts‘ra....mo—Selina: Partridge, from Africa—Canada, Edgar,
A.mbriz—Adelaide, from : io Grande.—Waterloo. Allen, from
at.c.a narbadoes—Velocit 'from Jamaica— ludesendence,
New York—Tyro, Symonds. from Lisbon—Die Hope, Olden-
If fekPpi'niand Enchantress,' Phil'i a from New Orleans—Helen
brest, and Groot, Lank urn, from Amsterdam. •
atte7a William Pirne, Agnen, and Potts, from Mobile—
SAlLED.—Severn, (steamer) Evans, for Havre.
G Driscoll; Sesostris, M'Kenzie, and Glasgow, May,
---,--
Sarn 'arannah—nady Fitzherbert Coaker from Charleston—
Do eel Hicks, Bunker, from New' Yore • ;ailed sth instant— Visiter, Moppet, from Ichaboe, at Kingstown
..,8!..1.0. from st. Michselts— Lord Nels A', Willis. from Terceira Bat.thorp. Bull, hence at Genoa
001t7m. Curran. from Odessa Julian Ann Elizabeth. from Silence, Parry; Cygnet, Boyce; Samuel, Press; Prince Re-
Aftinsnbure—Robert Preston. from Charente—Abbots Reading, gent, Turner; aperd. well. Bunt; Erin, Morgan ; Victoria,,
Wealsnhel Canneteweltl,atli
joatt,,and Rasid, Roberts, hence at Helvoet
Ward °furo..anlrrialOthello, Thompson. from Calcutta—Nautilus,
t"rtl, Carter, Valparaiso--Anne. Laing. from Barbadoes—Bel- "I •
J. If . Shepherd, Redmannir;°Agneda, Clark; Laura, Snow, and
l'aa„a, er, from New Orleans—Britannia, Smith, from Sa-
alarytnd, Rains, at Few Orleans
.
Clime.-- Lady Sale, Anderson. and Ann Kenny, Baldwin, from
from ,stort Emetic, Harris, from Lisbon—Tamerlane, Guest, burangton. Crawford, hence at Mobile
sai7,,,tWerp—and Die Kleine Fritz. Kegler, from Werner. Thomas Bennett, Varnuat, hence at Charleston
Columbia, Booth. hence at Virginia . . , .
ter a, -":----1aurence, Jackson, for Jamaica.—Peroine, Todd,
eto,ne 14e of Good Dope and Bombay—Wl d Irish Girl, RG. Shaw, Matthews, hence at Philacte phia . .
too, for Bombay—Maranham, Fleming; Emerald, Leigh- A long island of ice was passed on the 21st April, in lat. 43,
Fitttland Britannic, Coulthart, for St. John, N.B.—Lanark, long. 44, by the Waterloo, from New York .
Nesjto' and Leauder. Phelan, for Quebec—Superb, Brown, for T.tie Falcon. for Africa. has put back, with stern stove, and
calea,,n„,!'dland—Conrad, M•Neill. and ayria, Cox, for Montreal main-boom carried. away, having been I/1 contact with the John
',Ps -"'a. Cumming, for Lima—Drted, lii chic, for Hong Kong Marshall, 30th April, off Bardsey
14kanees. Cranst n, for Riga—Virginian, Hearn, for New VESSELS SPOKEN —The thaw, hence to Newfoundland, 23rd
task:"Roveena. Teasdell, for Constantinople—and Packet, April, in lat. 51, loag. 16 ; Ocean Queen, hence to Quebec,.2lst
sr, for Port au-Prince. April, in lat. 50, long. 17 ; Fanny, from this port, 27th April, in
lat. ag, long. 23 ,
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tTive, hence for Halifax. has put back, leaky HOLYHEAD, April 30.—The Lary Raffles, Crigie, from Sierra
and Y, hence
sailed hence for It arbour Grace, Newfound- Leon to Liverpool, ran on shore last night, at Cymyran, and
1a,,,0n the lath October''
last, and has not since ben heard of. fills with the tide. Crew and passengers saved.
TlZ_.al. Hughes. Butler, hence at Port Philip
Bailed ;Sisters. Hasker, hence at the Cape of Good Hope, and
SATURDAY, MAY 3.—Wind W., fresh breeze.
t`aan2,rd Feb. for Saldanha Bay
A RRIVED.— Carlton, Beoce, from Savannah—Cambridge,
ytiT_ ley, Dickson, hence at ditto
Browne, from Charleston—Adam Lodge, Joy, from Bombay—
o„',,lll..s Caesar, Wingate, from Ichaboe, at ditto
William Rushton —, ro,cl Huron, ----, from Ichaboe—
prZklloted, Scott, from ditto, at ditto
Ida Mathilda, t, yle,' from Toningeu.
Ichaboe—
Ad Mitchell. from ditto at ditto
26th tii",ae.odge, Joy, from Bombay, at ditto, and sailed on the
C rinth. Smith, hence at Havana
trove' bruary, for this port
HOIIPI, Heyde, hence at Ostend
26th or'-',9' k, M'Key, from Calcutta, at ditto, and sailed on the
Panama, —, for Bombay, has put back
Pei._ reb. for this port
Hope, lager, and Nautilus, Scobies, hence at Naples
kiting', Dawkins, from China, at ditto
26th pa nia. Atcheson, frsm Cork, at ditto, and sailed on the Principe, Radole, sailed from Naples 30th March; Feronia,
81_ eb. for St. John 'N.B. 17th ult.. and Emilia, lath, for this port
Beniedi, (steamer,) from Rhyl, 'for this port, ran on East
Alkonaller, Watson, sailed from ditto on the 15th Feb. for
Hoyle, yesterday afternoon, and remains : crew and passengers
i..4,,8ay
16th 1., Du% for Batavia, and Hope, for Mauritius, sailed on the saved
Itl ebruary
Peatu„narch• Stephens, for New Orleans, sailed on the 18th of
of B,:,arY, and Majestic , Ibiste. , for Saida' nha Bay, on the 23rd
011,1,
bos,'„u'a, Petrie, hence at Salda• ha Bay, with loss of foreyard,
4, rilutt, a' d figu a-head, having been in contact with the Sir
eanir'g, off Madeira
Feni'"D'ott. Clapman, sailed from Warwie'
jaeuh'.Y, for New Orleans
Letitia, War,
hence at Ichaboe
%Via. War, , hence at Accra
04 ih:).•
bings from Odessa, at Constantinople, and sailed
ar,e_atstant for this port
aaptal. Chris-roas, hence at Smyrna
eion, Hall. sailed from-ditto for this port 9th in,rant
~ " o,_,_Antanich, sailed from Trieste for this port 12th instant
I,,d‘• ° cordinor, sailed from Leghorn for this port 16th inst.
Ita,,,,Rowley, Prose, hence at Gibraltar
, anLa Scotland, sailed from ditto for this port 7th instant
ItanZtvulado, Forei. i, sailed from St. Übes for this port 19th
helNne.' a ter, Soule ; Mount Charles, Frost, and Corsair, Cumming,
47
.rat t isbon
anildia enkins, sailed from ditto for this port 17th instant
bour, Long, sailed from ditto for this port 9th instant
Elit4!.solith. hence off Oporto
11„ eth lluckham, Bewley. from Launceston, off Margate
~.Jen4:ood, from Rio Grande, in the Downs
aist„
,t Jackson, and Thomas, Rennie, from Ichaboe, at
Oa,: ,wn
43•55'`etnan, hence for Valparaiso, was spoken sth Feb. in
1, ss long. 76 W
a .'!oto.illierice for Buenos Ayres, was spoken 13th March. in fat.
jiatse'tag-; 3u
W
, ...nti,,,_ • yeas spoken 17th instant, in lat. 43, long. 23 .
'2,11'"4. hence for Montreal, was spoken 25th instant, in lat.
110,,,a• .."
kr, hence for Ichaboe, was spoken in lat. 34 S, long. 2 W
210 Jane, hence, was spoken 19th instant, in lat. 45 N, long,
'cl'ant
, Th,,,,_, rcss, hence, was spoken 23rd Dec. in lat. 51, long. 14.
'itit,,, 'ds Worthington, hence for Shanghae, was spoken 12th
10ra, in lat. 38 5 lon' 70 E
10 "all't hence ' tla t_ ••• for Ichaboe, was spoken 7th Feb. in lat.
, Jnh z
'011;t. 2" Walker, hence for ditto, was spoken 17th Jan, in lat. •
21Atto4nWs
.1.4„ ' • hence for Callao, was spoke n 13th March, in lat. 4
iiVitn.^.; 23 'A , by the Janet', arrived at Ma' gate
`ltreC of Bray, f, t m lima for this port, was spoken 18th
it'toS4' la.r- 45 N, long. 23 W
t,B 8, Bride, hei.ce tor Ichaboe, was spoken 27th March, in
Oahe ng'• 22
to at ,lealcon. hence for Santa Martha, was spoken 4th inst.
hiit. .long 38
Dlls„.ni(E3l-"kg. April 19.—The Clarence, Peterson, bound from
"'st..nt for England, with a cargo of corn, sunk on the 12th
1),..„z 'n twelve feet of water, off Saeby. The crew esca, ed
hitVr....l. Aori 1 to —Veta.....1.... at,— 1. • . •

'T-It.el Ukly r JUDO, :ont), bound for
homas,L Sucken,ue bound for Flint ; and the
n, bound for Memel left this port for sea. The
of ficiating -e however, 'beyond Hela, compel ed the
the honas' to return, The Perth continued the
to •
:ec,ivs' OF THE ISABELLA, OF ABBRDENN.—Advices were re.
,ite.,,e,„(l at Llo)d's on Monday, from their agent the British
t santandar, informing them of the loss of the
ZraCeINP. It appears'
that. the barque Isatiella, Captain Leask,
"eW fraln Aberdeen, in ballast, and bound for St. John's,
,40,1 to ribiswick, sprung a I. ak, which filled her full of water,
1_1)e 4,,s'aed her to heel over on her beam.ends, thus obliging
eci,;(l7sts to be cut away to partially right her. In this p rilous
lthving lost all their boats and nearly all the fresh
'4ll. Provisions which were stowed in the hold, they re-
ieu
TN, .I—seventeen days, keeping the vessel afio tbv the le,th Yment 01 buckets. their pumps being choked. Exhausted
I,cienj_ntirined fati4ue and starvation, and reduced. for
,ee their thirst. to the only fresh water that fell from
ode "aas, ey would inevitably have perished, had not Pco-
::,!rserit to thrir relief the Spanish brig Trasmerano Cat.
‘itc,,,,,wao was bound from Havana for Santander, and having
the erect them, bore 'down upon them, and sending his boats
:btreWttfack received them on board. seventeen in numbr,
kr,„ ay rem ined sixteen days, when they were landede at
eaot,,i'yer, during which time they reeived from the Sanish
4ttelquottalid his crew the most kind,c humane, and generous

ptArth, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30.—Wind S.W.
hm i,vBb.—Ann Jones, from A mbriez ; sailed 12th Feb.—
t°lll p!trb, er, Mantfiorpe.' on
frnm Valparaiso—Era, Hingst,
j`,ls, f;:'alba, sailed 22nd
March, and Diana. Greig, :71h—Vic-
rtAl Cuba—Malabar, from Mobi•e— Wilson, Jordan. and
Lpi!lburton, Brown, from Charleston—Saranak, Turley,
iladelp y Falkland, Smith, from Savannah lchaboe—Ann Dingwall, Lon from Puerto Ca-
Cact. Pen. F. reman, from Alexordria-Sylph. Stepney,
te"Ait,,,siz---and Heroine, f rom St. Mec— ichael s.
,ayer, for QuebWalton, Norman. and
I,l4nin, first, ZoekLff, for Port Republicain—Frances Lawson,
0p 91. Columbia River—Luccnia, Porter, for Baltimore—
e4, tame, Martin, for Arica, &c.—Sarah, Fletcher, for St.
jg, Uruguay, Kelso for Shanghae--Aug,st Ludwig,
ilarnbu —Sweden Shaw, for Boston—telt, Miller,
Ncluras—Mal'estic, Cargill, for Dantzic.

from Fincapore. at St. Helena 4
Prance, hence and Syra. at Salonica
t. Bertha, r omansky. hence at Hamburg
eirlytil.a:-I.a.Wkins, from China, at Cove
Ninrtilt, from C•11ao, at Cove
li,,..oo.o;tln,tfr,omh Buenos
Rio Ares., at ditto .
rar,kof Bray,
6.-`arrecttemrat;; fom Gratndcie, at ditto
dismasted
frOm Limcamoffc Dcuen'gaeneiststo, t ‘l,l and lA,Friend, from Bahia, off Dungeness; sailed 12th
t'kee of :„‘le Frankland was run into by a barque, at the en-
'Nil. Of channel. and received slight injury. The Eliza-
ty, It4jansea. from Rio Grande to England, put into Bahia
log
been on the bar of Rio GI ande, and would be hove
41)icre Dare
-sey Na • from Valparaiso, at Swansea
thi 211. Cocker, from Bombay. at this port ; sailed Ist
0
F IR, t, "c 20th March, in lat. 2 N, long. 2t W spoke the
If hence to Buenos Ayres. On the 30th, in !at'. BN, long.
t ar, hence to Bombay. On the 22nd, in lat. 27,
Id„a tijuda. Dom the Clyde to Ichaboe

; Florehtina. Gootivin ; Orestes, Porter; Mary
.d South Eks, from Ichaboe, at Cove
fierman, hence at Kingstown, for Naples
ilillqrun pa, Bell, from Buenos Ayres at Deal
4,,Nl,(°„d_ite, Joy. from Bombay at Cape Good Hope 23d Feb.,
4il3tith `,th ff,r

lenee at Cape Gocd Hope 12

th Feb, and

.:6\iE4y !or Bombay
t.
rt,'„yero, from Ichaboe at Cape Good Hope 7th Feb.
onLrake, from Sandanha Bay at Cape Good Hope 6tl
:Vter'ebtoi„ . • _- - • --

_...... April
)4:4 itilltv.e.bqlt:fiom..Zt---Michael's at this port. On the 20th
`tte°o at',4o, long. 17 W., spoke the Prince, of Loi.don, from
rt 4„, italmoutli. On the 24th off Cape Clear, spoke the 't:NZeY, of 13ideford, outward hound.
qe, 1;44. 11138, April 26. Last night. at tea o'.
te„t'A of Inverness, from Tobermory,
t kit"' r 4," Shore at Or!' ck Point, v.here she reman.._
ittb, yos'er, and other damages.
4). 40, ~4„S• April B.—The barque Byron, Pearson, from
',.l3oston Ist in.tant with sails split, bulwarks stove.
i'l44%tiiiit'"'P Diana, Hol;es. t Boston, from Liverpool 14th
tptlstl n seUdding in a violent gale from N.; lost second
house seaman; same day shipped a sea which stove
carried away mOlll re.:l - -
A 6

nemimde 22d

ick, the Fa•
for Liver.

.URSDAY, MAY I.—Wind N.W. fresh.
1i‘111,411, (7. ‘'‘ .terroo, Allen. from New York—Alexander
tj. letiaboe—Sylph, Stepney, from Cadiz—John
e, from Galveston— ,ecrgiana, M'Grath, from
"-Nelson Villag , Gillies, from Savannah—Selina

Potter, from Mobile, at this port. On 25th
long, 24, spoke the Carlton, from Savannah to

Ari;.v.iur!ka Elizabeth, Elmens"; De Jeunge -tenet
' /or Ito 'e• kniere, from Amsterdam.,--Vriendschap
tterdatu— and Denison, hiug, from,Antigua.

liyi‘:4el4,ence at Savannah
'w• hence and St. Croix, at Savannah
t44)ehti!!thvards, hence at Rio Grande
It a, p • tisan, hence at Rio Grande
tOka,

Hermes, Don ough, from Buenos Ayres, also at this port,
sailed Ist March, in company with the Chalco, for this port.
Left loading, the Ringdove, Planter, Countess of Durham, and
Diamond, for this port. On the 27th March, off Trinidad, ,poke
the Lady Rowena, from London for the Cape of Good Hope
Amelia. Dadson, from Rio Janeiro, also at this port, sailed
12th March. The Penguin (packet) arrived from Falmouth on
the 4th March, and would sail on her return about the 24th.
H.M. schooner Viper wou d sail for England on the arrival of
the Spider (packet) from the River Plate. On the 28th March,
in lat. 18 N., long. 31 W., spoke the Magellan, for Valparaiso
for London, and on the 3d instant, off Tuskar, the Caledonia
and St. George, outward bound.

Lord Anson, Malgard, hence at Sierra Leone
Blackaller, Watson. from Table Bay at Algoa Bay
Frankfield, Mitchell, sailed from the Cape of Good Hope for
Saldanha Bay 6th March
Royal Saxon, Crawford, sailed for this port 7th March, and
Eliza Johnson, Grayson, from Pernambuco, at tie Cape of
Good Hope

MONDAY, MAY s.—Wind N.N,W., moderate.

61:,,IFeau. hence at Rouen
titerles trom Ichaboe, at Cove
t. 1.7, ((pit 161.S.cott ; South Esk, Chigoe!! ; Wm. hton,
ant hence at Cove
‘2, hen.s_nee at Bonny
~0bN.,.4111ir at New Calabar
t\t,10,;.14 w"ando ipoeln
Bth Feb.
at Waterford ; sailed 25th Jan. and
AlFeeitb.froOno,
Llever22nd April, in lat. 51 N,
k,Rn'44rit'o7"he the
010rieurn Skye at alert,
for 11,3i?reirpool, towed in after
Gosport
Ltt. tiro dlear
4:t'10,,%.'W,t,r0ut..)y. from Ichaboe, at Falmouth
I.,(4iutti fro'frab
oe tat Covemhe Mauritius, at Cove
h ti ov Ich
Toby, frcim Ichaboe. at Cove
likkbadi", 70 :"8. from Plum Pudding Is:and, at this port
NrY,L,l)ti,,..theTpan.sh.?rt of a full cargo ; sailed '2nd March..

ARRIVHD.— Greenock, Flesh, from St. John's
—, from Gerge ti.

Tarbolton,

SA ILH n.—Jostiva Bates, Murdoch, for Boston—Columbus,
Green, for Pernambuco— Montezuma, Lowber. for New York-
-14, illiam S. Hamilton, Black, for Quebec—Guatemala, Dunley,
for Valparaiso.

Fame. Broadfoot ; William Peile, Spoct, and Urgent, Thomp-
son, hence at Buenos Ayres
Waterville, Mills, hence at Monte Video

Arethusa, Lister; Columbus, Stilthorn, and Crown, Lou:ill,
hence at Rio Janeiro
Fereagatio, Edwards, hence at Gibraltar
Mas ac,.u,sets, Spear, from Porto Rico, at London
William Parker, Stratton, hence to Bombay, was spoken 25th
Dec. in lat. 6 N, long. 19 3,, W
Nimrod, Atkins, from Bombay, at Liverpool, sailed 21st Jan.,
and from St. Helena 2,:th March. On Ist April, on the Equator,
spoke the Indus, hence to Bombay

LONDON GAZETTE.- TUESDAY, APRIL 29

-~

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED,

W. Humber, jun., and J. Saunders, King's-place, Commereal.
road, London, auctioncers—Milla d and Sumners, Haverford.

it-qo "vt.a. HaLnah, Belle, Princess Charlotte, and
pc,li only get half cargoes
N,411e'4, c.;;74'ird, from lchaboe at Milford
'`,1.0 ilarn• from Ichaboe at St. Helena 17th March,
.142 1. Ak.'"r the Brazils
Y)),1,11 for ,s, from Bombay at St. Helena lgth MarchlAnd
v ,iverpo
c) d Aen
tv„, 11,._ • -es , sailed from Constantinople

west, surgeons—M. Mead and A. Lawrence, Shrewsbbury,
mil Iners—Beed and Harrison, Honiton. Devonshire, cu. tiers—
T. Jones and Co., Lamb-street, Spitalfields. patent iron-wheel
manutacturers—Robertson, Alexander and Co., Liverpool, com-
mission merchants--Tayleur, Walmsley and Co., Liverpool and
Shevington, coal merchants—C. Parsons and F. S. Collins,
Presteign, solicitors—J. and G. Campbell and Co , Liverpool,
merchants; a- far as regards A. Woods and G. Alston—J. and
W. Mills, Poplar and Limchouse, coopers; as tar as regards W.
Mills—Rowe and Pigg..tt. Chester, woollen drapers—Mrddock
and Stredder, Birkenhead, Cheshire, builders—E W. and S.
Hunt, Liverpool, lace dealers--Jones and Taunton, Hatton.
garden, London, bottle merchants—Denniston and Candlish,
Sunderland, shipbrokers—E. anti A. Kelsey, Reigate, ladies
boarding school conductors--Cartwright and Burland, Asllton-
in-Mackerfield, Lancashire, common brewers—Sibley and Co.,
Selby, Yorkshire, tailors—Monk and Hodges. Stockwell-green,
Surrey. butchers—Gr H., C., and J. H. Rake, Stephen-street,
Tottenham-court-read, and Mount-street, Berkeley square,
LO idon, cab net-makers.

DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
R. Thompson, :...troud, Kent, draper.
0. Snoulton, Canterbury, banker.
W. Oliver, Darn, gton, Durham, printer.
WAewis, Liverpool pilot.
W. Cross, Chester, lead-merchant.
T. Johnson. C. :Mann, and W. Johnson, Romford, bankers
C. F. Warman, Houudsditch, London, china dealer.
W. Law, Reading, draper.

April 2

oit :tirZions to
genmings,
Atih.Pnce at NAPril
krtj Pa,klln,n ewfoundland 26th Feb
Rhos et, nun. "Gm Ichaboe at St. Hk
, Pen, ter from Ceylon at tit. .eath

INSOLVENT.
.--John Feaviour, hotelkeeper.
BANKRUPTS.
Anna Maria Johnson, West Smithfield, innkeeper.
William Johnson, West Smithfield, wine-merchant.
Joseph Cooke, Wem, Shropshire, brewer.
Thomas O'Rorke and William Birks, Manchester, commiss'on

eleni 12th March
.h March

agents

Martha Cheetham and William Cheetham, Manchester, piece

John Gregory, Weston, Somersetshire, innkeeper
Robert Brideson, Preston, provision dealer.

DIVIDENDS.
May 28. C. Crook, George-yard, Long-acre, London, livery-
stable-keeper—May 20, K. Deane, Milner-place, Lambeth,
builder—May 2 , T. Weston, Southampton, plumber—May 26,
H. Rchol, Halifax, Yorkshire, worsted spinner—May J
D H. Mr

a~~q~go yang
eiro
11_frone..ditlo at ditto, 1' th March _
mfbp..( 9
eat St. Helena II th March

Cree, Jevonport, draper—May 2:1, -urch, N(aton-under-
Han pton, Somersetshire, sail-cloth-mAiufactuier—May 23, E.
P. Worth, Henley-in-Arden. Warwickshire, victualler—May 2p,
W. Butterill, Sheffield. grocer—May 20, W. Britton, Borrowby,
Yorkshire, limn-cloth manufacturer—May 20, W. F. Nicholson,
Halifax, Yorkshire, worsted s inner—May 20, W. Colliuson,

puny, anipwll6l.-luny Lh,
barry, Holm Lacey, Herefordshire, farmer —May 22, J. Yarrad.
Spalding, Lincolnshire, grocer—May 22, T. Lane, Hereford,
coal merchant.

CERTIFICATES

To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the

day of meeting

May 22, T. K. Gorbell, Bedford-place, Commercial-road
Stepney, bookseller—May :22, N. Swansborough and H. Oake

Bread-street, London, Warehousemen, and (inmsby, Lincoln
shire, flax merchants—May 20, W. H. Mills, Mark-lane, Lon
don, wine.meichant—May 20, G. Haywood, Luton, Bed
fordshire, bricklayer—May 20, C. Barrage, Newgate-market
Lon, carcase butcher—May 22. C. F. Warman, Houndsditch
London. china dealer—May 22, W. Reeves, Wale t, Somerset.
shire, coachbuilder—May 21, J. H. Belden, Bolton-le-Moors,

ngapore

cotton. spinner,

CERTIFICATES
To be granted by the Court of Review. unless cause be shewr

to the contrary on or befor

mason
Bailey,

May 20

elena 11th

artin, I••ristol, upholsterer -T. Browning, Olc
,er—T. Rees, Liverpool, ale and porter brewer—

F. Pratt, Stoke-upon-Trent, 'nil'', Eroaribent, Dei ton
Lancashire, flour dealer—F. Fothergill and J. M•lunes,

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY

rom Malaga for Liverpool 31st

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
E. Mortimore and Co. Shorter's-court, Throgmorton-street,
London, stock brokers; as tar as regards R. Mortimore-11.
Parks and Sons, Bury, Lancashire, surgeons; as far as regards
R.Parks— Holmes, Sanson and Co. Preston, Lancashi e, grocers.

DECLAR MONS OF DIVIDENDS
D. Arthur, Neath, iron merchant.
T. Hodgson, Manchester, calico-printer.
J. Brown, It:gent-street, London, grocer.
R. Marshall, Deptford, stone mason.

BANKRUPTS

John Henry Hensman and Frederick Hensman, Adelphi
wharf, Strand, coal merchant.

Edw,rd Slater, Montpelier square, Brompton, cabinet-maker.
William Chalcr ft Tupper, Catherington, Hampshire, grocer.
Louis Lei,lastier, Alfred-street, River-terrace, Islington. clock
maker,

James Edward Smirk, Broad-court, Bow-street, London

The impost on Beans is reduced to 7s 6d per qr., which forms
the only alteration in the dotes this week.

licelised victualler.
Benjamin Chandler, Stanmore, ironmonger.
Thomas Oliver, Prestbury, near Cheltenham, livery stable
keeper.

We have received into this port since Tuesday a moderately
fair supply of Flour from Ireland, but of any kind of Grain or
Oatmeal, the arrivalsz either thence or Coastwise are compara-
tively small ; and a though the winds have blown from the
west, the imports from abroad comprise merely a cargo of
Dutch Oats. and one of Indian Corn from Malta.
With a repetition of fertilizing rains however, and fine sunny
weather alternately, daring the week, the face of the country
continues to improve daily, and serving to repress any lively
feeling among the buyers here, the operations in any depar -
meat of the trade interibediately up to this date have been very
unimportant.

Henry Nichols, Coleford, Gloucestershire, auctioneer
Janes Lee, Tadcaster, Yorkshire, porter merchant.

druggist.
Joseph Cooke, Wem, Shropshire, brewer.
Thomas Capas, Aston juxta-Birmingham, builder
James Heaton, Lud,ow, stationer.

Thomas Hodgkiss,Wellington, Shropshire, licensed victualler,
Henry Warr, Bridport, currier.
DIVIDENDS.

May 23, J. Hextall, Reger,t-street, London, laceman—May
23, J. Bear, Ramsgate, draper---May '27, S. Glyde, Southamp-
ton-row, Russell-square, and Yeovil, Somersetsbire, grocer—
May 29, T. K. Gorbell, Commercial-road. Stepney, bookseller—
May 29, R. Evershed, Pulborough, Sussex, timber merchant—
May. 26. J. Greaves, Stoke.upon-Trent, Staffordshire, ale mer.
chant—May 30, J. Ward, Manchester, engineer—May 28, J.
Thorp, Manchester, merchant—May 23, G. Croxton, Manches-
ter, glass dealer—May 39, J. Metcalf, Macclesfield, silk manu-
facturer—June 6, J. Hegginbotham and G. Peck, Manche ter,
machine makers—May 23, N. Roskell and J. de P. Ogden, Liver-
pool and New York, merchants—May 27, G. W. Travis,
Sheffield, joiner— \: ay 27," W. Moss, Kingston-upon-Hull,
Fore-street,
woollen draper—May 22. G. A. Leprp

The foregoing observations applying equally to the general
sale of this day's market, we have to note an extremely dull
sale for all of the leading aiticles of the trade; and although
for prime descriptions of % heat, holders were not disposed to
accept lower prices, the secondary and more ordinary runs of
English, Irish and Foreign, were decidedly easier to purchase.
and exhibited a slight i endency downwards. Flour, from the
pressur, f much ~pon the market, and the difficulty of effecting
sales. was rather depressed in value.

Cripplegate, wholesale haberdashers.
CERTIFICATES

Barley and Indian- Corn,. meeting little or no inquiry, all qua-
lities of each were the turn cheaper, and Pease hardly main-
tained former prices. Beans. on the contrary, continued in
moderate request au the terms last noted.

• Oats moved off sparingly, but, from the limited supply at
hand, realised our previous currency. Oatmeal was held
firmly at our last quotations, although few transact:ow( oc.
curred.

To be granted, unless cause be shorn to the contrary on the
day of meeting.

.‘ll44ll;iSinclair
••e , f om Ichaltoe at St. Helena 14th March
frt ni ditto at ditto, 1 th March
ilt,ti,t,etitt,n,,,• sailed fro Gitraltar for Live pool sth Apri •
Vt7th from Smyrna at Algesiras Roads,
illt„ 4411, Mil, for I,iverpool
44 ' Marlene. hen • t Cadiz 14th April
44114' c!
a
tit, tom Lisbon forrthis inn 18th April
hens al Oporto 9th April

HULL CORN MARKET, APRIL 29.
We have again to report great inactivity h. the corn trade
during the past week. At this day's market there was a good
supply of English Wheat. and the rates of last week were sup
ported. Bailey continues cull, without any alteration in value.
Oats were in short supply, and obtained fully last week's prices.
Beans were in demand, and fully maintained our last quota-
tions. Linseed and linseed cakes rather easier to buy. Rape-
seed more saleable. Rape cakes support our quotation. Guano
declines in value, but still meets free sale. Bones unaltered.

WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, MAT 2.
We have a good supply of Whcat and Beans, but small of
other articles to this day's market. 'there is again only a limited
business done in Wheat, and to make sales a decline of Is. per
quarter has to be submitted to. Fresh-thrashed Barley is in-
quired-for. and prices full as dear. In Beans, Oats and Shelling,
no a teration. The stock of Wheat in granary here has been
ascertained to be under 90,, 00 qrs., an . of other grain end pulse
not quite 30,n0u qrs., which is a less quautity than has been
generally supposed.