The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-06-27 00:00:00

CHAPEL.

On Tuesday last, the annual meeting of the supporters
of the Rossall Hall School was held at that establishment,
near Fleetwood, and the customary distribution of prizes
to the scholars was made. The Lord Bishop of IVlan-
chester arrived at the Poulton railway station by an early
train, and was there met by the Rev. J. 0. Parr, vicar of
Preston, and the Rev. J. Hull, vicar of Poulton, chair-
man of the Council and Board of Manazernent of the
school, who accompanied him to Rossall Hall, at a short
distance from which a triumphal arch of flowers and ever-
greens had been constructed in honour of the occasion.
There was also a similar arch over the road leading from
the hall to the chapel.

The proceedings commenced at twelve o'clock, when a
procession was formed, in which the Bishop, the Masters
and Prefects of the school, the clergy present, the friends
of the school, and the scholars joined, and proceeded to
chapel. Among the clergy and gentry present, besides
those we have named, were the Rev. Dr. Woolley, head
master of the school; the Rev. Garbutt, the Bishop's
chaplain; the Revs. Canon Sharpe, Vincent Beechey,
incumbent of Fleetwood : A. Rudd, curate of Fleetwood ;
R. W. Russell. Thornton; R. B. Robinson,
Lytham;L. S. Parsons, Kirkham ; L. Wood, J. Absolam, J. ur,
Preedy, L. W. Jeffray, S. F. Page, W. M. Farisb)
' Tris.
Hornby, R. Hornby, E. Girdlestone, J. CloWe?,h C.
Mackreth, J. S. Master, W. Birley, and others • with
Royds, Esq. ; R. Ormerod, D. Hornby, T. B. Addison,
and J. Winstanley, Esqrs.
Te Deum having been sung, a Latin oration was
de-
livered by the senior prefect, Mr. Sharpe; and a highly
favourable report was then read by the Rev. A. Pay"
man from the Examiners of the school.
The names selected for prizes :—ln classics, 6th forint
Sharpe ; sth form, Wood ; 4th form, Master and Allen;
4th form, lower division, Haliburton ; 3rd form; Cooley ;
lower division, Mandell ; 2nd form, Whyley ; lower
division, Cobb ; first class, Pountney ; lower division,
Baldwin. The Hornby composition prize for a Latin
essay, and the prize for Latin poetry, and also the
Hornby prize for Greek lambic trimeters, was awarded to
Ward. In mathematics, Sharpe, Smethurst, Smith,
Woodhouse, Luard, Cooley, Kerr, and Barber were the
prizemen.
The report also awarded the following prizes :—French
Class : sixth form—first prize, Sharpe ; fifth form, C'
Wood and Spencer; fourth form, Broughton and Spencer;
third form, Evans, Plumtre, and Smethurst ; second form/
Darwin and Grierson ; first form, Irving, Broughton, an
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Holt; second division, Barber, Maue, and Hopkinson.
German : Brown.
The prizes having been delivered by his Lordship, 111311
a complimentary address,
The Bishop expressed the satisfaction he derived from
that meeting, from the report which he had heard of the
high character of the school, and from the good conduct
of the scholars.
The procession then again formed, and moved on to the
site of the new church, where, prayers having been
offered, his lordship addressed the assembly around on
the importance of the work in which they were engaged;
and the Rev. St. Vincent Beechey then present/to the
• Bishop a handsome silver trowel, bearing a Latin inscrir
tion, of which the following is a translation :
"TO THE HONOUR
OF THE BLESSED AND UNDIVIDED TRINITY,
AND IN ORDER THAT
A PERPETUAL MEMORY MAY BE PRESERVED
OF THE KINDNESS, COURTESY, AND WISDOM
WITH WHICH THE MOST REVEREND FATHER IN 00e'
JOHN BIRD SUMNER,
LATELY BISHOP OF CHESTER,
NOW ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY,
PRESIDED OVER THE FORMATION AND ESTABLISHING

OF ROSSALL COLLEGE,
THE FIRST STONE
OF A COLLEGIATE CHURCH,
TO BE BUILT ON THIS GROUND,
WAS LAID BY THE RIGHT REVEREND
J. P. LEE, D.D., LORD BISHOP OF MANCHESTER,
VISITOR OF THE COLLEGE,

JUNE 20, A.D. 1848."
The foundation stone of the new building was then laid
with the customary formalities by his lordship, and the
procession returned to the chapel, where the annual
meeting, over which the bishop presided, was held.

LIVERPOOL AND BRISTOL.—In the a five years ending..
1846, the rateable value of property in Liverpool proPee's
increased 19 oer cent.; whilst that of its out-gari,„shay
analogous to Clifton increased 50 per cent. 'We ""-e
be permitted to add, from the same authentic sourch
that the total increase of rateable valuable property la tio
borough of Liverpool during the same period was eesi)le
£400,000 per annum, which is nearly equal to the rateable
value of the whole of Bristol !!—Bristol Journal. 55..
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS, A'IAI4CII of
TER UNITY.—At the Annual Moveable Committee
0,
this numerous body, held at Southampton in .Whintsucler
week, the office of Deputy Grand Master of the Li,
tiff,
for the ensuing year was conferred upon Mr. Thos. Prled
of Murray-street, in this town,—an honour justly °rest,
by his constant and unremitting attention to the inter- r-
of the society in Liverpool. Mr. Richardson, of Coe:ore y
mouth, was elected the Grand Master ; and Mr" lit rY•
Ratcliffe, of Manchester, the Corresponding Seerel Sr
Several important alterations were made in the rubjech
tending to improve and strengthen the basis upoll "cdreds
this institution, now numbering its members by 1111,11,, will
of thousands, stands. The next yearly comteltbe"
assemble at Blackburn.
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ROMANTIC SUICIDE.—On Tuesday, an 4 .nft-est gin/
held at Tranmere, on view of the body of a Yeerlt the
aged 17, named Emily Kingdon. It appeared th
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deceased had been keeping company with a young_ vri-
for some time, contrary to her parents' wishes. Clut her
day evening, whilst with the young man, she met lied
father, who requested her to go home, when she I.l',:ther
she " would not part from her William." Her
then left her, supposing that she bad gone to her co ried
In the morning, deceased returned home, and don
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her clothes, when her mother told her she was bre an
their hearts." On this she rushed out of the doo
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went into a field, and was not seen alive again. A- l'ou
passing through the field saw something floatingd
out.
pond, when the body of the deceased was Pulle
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Queen Mab, Rowe, from Calcutta, at this port. On the 21st 'llarititgc. ,illarttrts.
lit131)11T it l -ellf grii cr. and 22nd April, off Cape of Good Hope, experienced a severe . . •
gale from S.W.,in which she was struck by a sea, which car- __ego-
ried away the larboard stanchions, and stove long boat, ea- LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET. JUNE 23. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET,
TUESDAY. JUNE 20.-Wind S., light. boose, &c.
at Sugar: The continued uncertainty as to duties having caused JUNE 24.
ARRIVED.-Nestor, Wright, from Calcutta-Erin's Queen, America, (steamer,) *Tufting, hence at Boston 13th June, holders to ask higher prices, the sales of B. P. are only 400 The market to-day was well supplied with Wheat from the
Davidson, and Rome, Manson, from New Orleans-Benjamin, 10 p.m., in ten days and ten hours, including eight hours de- hhds., at an advance o 6 6d. to Is. per cwt. ; 4000 bags Bengal farmers, and the arrivals coastwise and from abroad are large.
Wakeham, and Pickwick, Greaves, from Islay-Conqueror, tention off Halifax, by fog. have also been disposed of, at former prices.-Foreign conti- The demand ruled active, and business to a considerable ex-
Burns, from Rio Grande-and Magistrate, Crompton, from Eancheon. Lunt; Courier, Frisch; Judah Touro, Nickerson; nues in very limited demand, and the only transaction is the tent was transacted, at similar rates to last Saturday, Norfolk
Mobile. Condor, Barstow; Samoset, Tucker; California, Lawson; sale of a small parcel of Porto Rico at 425. to 445. per cwt.-In and Suffolk red, of fine quality, readily commanding 525. per
SAILED.-Ann Jones, Williams, for Rotterdam-Orbit, Lar- Great Britain, Hume; Milan, Manson; Hottinguer, Bursley ; the absence of arrivals, there are no sales toreport in Molasses. uuarter, weighing up to 63 lbs. per bushel. The arrivals of
kin, Quebec-Superb, Gardner, Montreal-Laura, Jeltard. for Cornelia, French; and Montreal, hence at New York. -For Jamaica Coffee very little demand has been experi-
arley continue liberal from the Continent : with a moderate
Harri g- burg-Dahia, Porter, Halifax-Esther, Jones, Danzig Sir Edward, line; Sylla, Pickthall ; and Bahia Packet, hence enced ; the sales amount to only 40 tees. In Foreign, 200 bags B
demand, prices remained without alteration. Malt, of fine
Meta, Johnsen, Iceland-Harmonic. Schaberling, Nerve- at Newfoundland. . Rio have been sold at 31s. 6d. to 325., 323 bags Laguayra at 30a. quality, in request. In Peas or Beans so little doing that prices
• Alexandre, Meaux, Bordeaux-Saucy Jack, Thorp, Konigsberg Enchantress, Findlater; Josephine, Smith; Henry Duncan, to 385., and a small parcel of ordinary Costa Rica at 28s. per may be considered nominal. The arrivals of Oats exceed the
-Chamcook, Rowland, Danzig. Sprade ; Jane Lowden, Longford, and Wilson, Stoup, hence at cwt.-300 bags of Guayaquil Cocoa sold at 31s. to 325., and a demand, and prices are Is. per quarter lower. Flour a fair
Quebec. small lot at 345., 100 bags Bahia at 31s. per cwt., and 300 bags sale, at the currency of this day se'nnight. The weather, al-
Nancy, Way; St. Ann's, Mitchell; and Heir Apparent,• Queen, Gillies, hence and New York at St. John, N.B. black Pepper at 2 per lb.-Rice.-120 tees. and 170 bags Ca- though showery, is upon the whole favourable for the country.
Evans, hence at Leghorn. Wm. Penn, Michaels, hence at Philadelphia. rolina brought 18s. to 195., being an advance of Is. per cwt., Wheat, per quarter -Northumberland,red.. 48s. to 525.
Euttace, Scuddan ; John Robertson, Tindall ; Factor, Sen- Douce Davie. Kenny, hence at New Orleans. and 1000 bags Bengal, chiefly fine quality, at Ils. 6d. per cwt. Ditto, ditto, Ditto, white.. 525. to 545.
tar; Laurel, Al`Queen ; and Francis, Findlay, hence at Cron- Georgia, Mills, hence at Savannah. in bond.-With a prospect of a reduction in the duty on Rum, Flour, per sack-Norfolk Households.... 345. to 355.
stadt. Defence, Brewster, hence at Charleston. holders generally require higher rates, which the trade are un-
Sneed, Dishman, hence at the Texel. Susan, Cronk, hence at St. John, N.B. willing to accede to; the sales in consequence are unimportant. WISBEACH CORN MARKET, JUNE 24.
Uzella, Brown, and Rattler, (steamer,) hence at Helvoet. Brazil Packet, Bresket, hence at Madeira. Tea : There has been more inquiry for Congou from 10d. to We have had a pretty good show of Wheat to-day, which was
commerce, Deswelgh ; Providentia, Lams, and EspOir, Zel- Sophie, Wettre, hence at Christiania. Is., and prices are rather higher; several parcels of fine Atoning generally sold for fully last week's prices; but some few things
lein, hence at Ostend. Cadmus, Stanford, hence at Travemunde, kinds have found buyers at Is. 9d. Scented Teas are rather made rather more money. Beans and Oats dull and cheaper.
Letitia, from Cochin, off Plymouth. Gazelle, Cannel], hence at Wyborg. easier. There is no alteration to notice in Greens, which con- PRIGES TO THE GROWER.
Helena, Sotherland, from Callao and Rio de Janeiro, off John Woodall, Mossop, from Callao--Arcole, Proal, from tinuefirm. Wheat, new white 60 to 631 b., 465. to 305., extra 525. per qr.
Cove, and proceeded to London. Apalachicola, and Elizabeth, Furling, from Pugwash, at Cove, Very little business continues to be done in East India Dry- Ditto, red Ditto, 445. to 475., „ 495. „
BOSTON, 14th June.-The tow boat Diana, with the ship Eliza saltery articles' and sales are very trivial; a few chests of Gum Oats lOid. to Ild. per stone.
Pirrie, from New Orleans for Liverpool, in tow, ran aground at Arabic at 325. Od., 40 chests Shell Lac at 395. to 40s. per cwt., Beans, new 65 to 664 365. to 375., extra 38s. per qr.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21.-Wind N.N.W., light. the English Turn, in the Mississippi, 30th May, and carried and 16 chests JM'R Lac Dye at red, per lb. ; small sales in Cutch -
AnalyEn.__Hiherida, (steamer,) Shannon, from New York; away the Eliza Pirrie's rudder, which compelled her to return at 195., and in Gambier at 9s. per cwt.; Sago Flour has been MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 24.
',ailed 7th June, and from Halifax 10th June. Has about to the city for repairs. sold at lower rates.-In Saltpetre the sales are about 800 The report of Monday's London market had no decidedeffect
_4'58,000 on.freight-Thomas Fielding, Lawson, and St. Law- bags, at 255. 6d. to 275. per cwt.-Some large parcels of Ni- either here or at Liverpool: previous prices have been sus-
. erica
, Brown, New Orleans-Hambden, Briggs, Mobile.
VESSELS SPOKEN. trate of Soda being advertised for next week have caused a tamed, but the business of the week has been of an inactive
SAILED..York
Naomi, Wright, Quebec-Enterprise, Funk, New
Sarah. Sands, (steamer,) hence: for New York, 'llth June, at heaviness in the market, and scarcely any sales made,and those character. At Wakefield, yesterday, a moderate supply of
zork-Anelo American, Brown, Boston-Evergreen, Brown,
2 a en. in lat. 54, long. 20.-Dublin, from Mobile, for this rt at rather lower rates. Wheat was taken off at a small advance, but in other articles
Quebec- Murray, Hughes, Croustadt-Chatham,Vinnis, Ship- 18th May, in lat. 36, long. 73.-Britain, from Dundalk, for Bos- There has been a fair extent of business done in Guano, at there was no alteration. To-day we had a quiet market; prime
oegan. ton, sth June, in lat. 48,d0ng.35.-Mary Smith, from Havana, steady prices. samples of fresh Wheat and Flour bring our last quotations.
for Stettin, 9th June, in lat. 49, long. 34.-Richard, of this
Chester, Maxwell, and Commerce, Henry, hence and New port, from New Orleans, 19th Slay.-Columbia, of Newbury-
Y quotations, the turn of prices is in favour of the buyer. The
York at St, John, N.B.LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JUNE 23.
port, 11th- May.-Nancy, of Waterford, for New York, 23rd weather, which, since Sunday last, has been most favourable, is
Acadia, (steamer,) Stone, hence at Halifax 7th June. May, in lat. 40, long 60.-Lisbon, from Mobile from Glasgow The state of the Cotton market this week has been more fa- again showery and unsettled.
Syria, Davies, and Rory O'More, I.SPNab, hence at Montreal.
hOth May, in lat, 39,. long. 61.-dazelle, from 'Newfoundland; • vourable to holders than for some time past, and the pressure
Orion, , Evans, and Lucy Barker, both hence at Ibrail. steering S.E. 29th Ma.y, in lat.
ion long. 40.-Empress, , with to sell has considerably abated; the trade have purchased WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, JUNE 20.
euliet Erskine, Burlinson, sailed from Messina for this port
emigrants, 3rd June, in lat. 45, long. 31-and Charles Walton, freely, and the demand for export has increased ; the decline of Oats, 0 qrs.,
28th may. id. per lb. in the current qualities of American, which took Wheat, 77 qrs., @£2 as. Od. s qr. : total, £lB4 16s. 81.
~days_.-Earl Grey and Dugdale, 21st April, in lat. 33 S.,
June Vixen sibbeson sailed from Marseilles for this port 15th of same
. , - , 0 M h t hence,
long. el. w.-Oporto. hence, for Oporto-Manchester, anc es er, Aalace in the last fortnight, has beets recovered. In all other - -
escriptions no change can be noticed. Exporters have taken WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, JUNE
for Bahia, 10th June, in lat. 48, long.. 9.-Lord Sandon,of this
600 Yemenis, 30 Surat, and 5230 American, and speculators The arrivals this week are small of all articles. There is not
Hebrew, Badger, sailed from Nantes for this port 16th June.
port, for New York, llth June, in lat. 56, long. 26.-Nyzam,
ssmity, Sutherland, hence at Riga. hence, for Vaiparaieo, 29th April, in lat. 10 S., long. 29 W.- 2800 Amer can. much animation in the trade for Wheat to-day, but owing to
arigeon, De Meire, hence at the Schelde. Tapley, from Calcutta, for this port, 6th May, in lat. 6 N., long. the short supply an advance of is per qr. is obtained. Oats
ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, and Shelling in limited demand, and rather lower. Beans
Robert Watt, Johnson, hence at Apalachicola.
Nei 24 W.-Emily, from Africa, for this port, 28th May, in lot. 32
A,eodstock, Meths, hence at Virginia. For the week ending June 23, 1848. meet a slow sale at late prices.
N.. long. 35 W.-Jemima, hence, for Newfoundland, 17th June,
n'xandrie Leeds, hence at Philadelphia. --
off Flolyheed.-Alella, from Rio Janeiro, for Constantinople, Prices paid Imports
LEEDS CORN MARKET, JUNE 20.
Reßeen, dillies ; Fidelia, Yeaton ; Oregon, Sinnot • Colonist
" 4th May, in lat. 1 N., long. 27 W.-Prince of Wales. from Cal-
le,'Prl l and Progress, Abel, hence at New York. SALES OF THE WEEK. in the week. ThisWk This Yr. We had a good supply of Wheat to day but only moderate of
cutta, for London, 25th May, in lat. 30 N., long. 37 W.-Mar-
Niagara, (steamer,) Ryrie, hence at Boston 2nd June.
Orleans; Bogart, and Maranham, Jamieson, hence at Saint garetha, Johanna. from Batavia, for Amsterdam, 28th May, in 180 Sea Island 'ad 0 lnd • other articles. A fair business was done in Wheat at Is. per qr.
John's, N.B. lat. 37 N., long. 37 W.-Urania, from Batavia, for Amsterdam, 80 Stained - 7 2882 239448 over last week's rates; a greater advance was demanded at the
Jane, hence off Rio Grande Ist April, and was unable to get 28th May, in lat. 33 N., long. 35 W.-Margaret, from New 7940 Bowed Georgia 3* -4i beeinning of the market, which phecked business. terms. fain their
up till the 15th, there being but twelve feet of water on the bar, York, for Newry. 13th June, in lat. 50 N., long. 11 W,-Ze- _ Mobile 3k - 4* tam their value. Beans sell slowly on rather lower We
and she drawing fourteen feet. phyr, hence, 27th May, in lat. 27 N., long. 42 W.-Wild Irish • 504' {Alabama andTeniaesseel 3* - 3... 40609 449368
_ _ } 1172 18656 have had unsettled weather for some time past wills heavy rain,
Adirondack, Gillespie; John Cumming. Dwight; Hindustan, Girl, 14th June, in lat. 49, long. 7.-Tapley, from Calcutta, for 15550 New Orleans ' 3 - ” but a change took place yesterday, and to-day is fine and hot..
Cushing; Gipsy, Thompson; and Gipsy Queen, Roy, hence at this port, ft h May, in lat. `6
N. long. 23 W.-Emily. from 1220 r Perrunnbuco &Paraibal 5 -6l - -- - -
HULL CORN MARKET, JUNE 20.
New Orleans. Africa, for this port, 28th May, in lat. 33 N., long. 35 W.-Su- 1 Aracati and Ceara .... l 5
At to-day's market the supplies of grain were moderate.
HALIFAX June 10.-The Berlin, Abraham, of and from St. rinam, hence, for Quebec, 7th June, in lat. 48, long. 14.-Li- 630 Bahia and Maceio
I John's, N. B. for Liverpool, was totally wrecked 24th May on There was an increased demand for Wheat; and sellers found
verpool, bound east, 14th June, in lat. 52, long. 40.-Zion, from { Maranham 4-z -5*
Seal Island. Crew saved. ' Calcutta, for London, 13th June, in lat. 48, long. VT.-Jessie 530 Saw-ginned ‘ }•• • • 15184 no difECulty in obtaining an advance of Is. per qr. on fresh-
Mitchell,- -
.... Minas thrashed samples. Holders of the best foreign also realized a
from Monte Video, for this port, Ist June, in lat. 32, - -
long. 37.-Thames. hence, for New York, 4th June, in lat. 44
.... Para - - „1- J. •• • • .... similar improvement. The supplies of other grain were Beni-
THURSDAY. JUNE 22.-Wind S.S.W., fresh. N., lone. 34 W,-Grasmere, from Calcutta, for this port, 31st
63100 DEgeTpetriaanra, Surinam, &c 6i -6k •• • • 271 ted, and prices as last week.
. _ ARRIVED.-Ann Cropper, Martin, and Bengal, Guthrie, Cal- March,' in lat. 10 S.. long. 86 E.-Edward, of this port, from
cotta-St. Clair, Foy ; Gossypium, Brown • Richard, white ; Mauritius, 27th Mav, itiat. 30, 1 ng. 42.-Punch, from Port - - 6,i •• • • 12402 --- ---- - -- - --- ---
Callender, Nason ; Bornholm, Morrell ; and Alexander Grant, Adelaide, for Cape Good Hope. , 1 April, in lot. - S., '' ' '
~t 1 aa long. 21 Barbadoes
.... Peruvian -3
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•• • • 310 BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET,JuNE 21.
Our market was without alteration in anything except Wheat,
Alexander, New Orleans-11. Purinton, Given, l',lebile. E--Ann Dingwall, from Puerto Cabello, for London 14th Rine'
SAILED.-A. Watson, Hicks, Singapore-Columbus, M‘Cer- in lat. 50, long. 11.-Albion and Swan, of this port,' 16th June, Bahama.,
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: : Levey' a lions were done.
ran, and Elsinore Riley, New York-St. Mary, Atkin. Ham- in lat. 47, long. 23.-Thomas Wright from Kew Orleans, for - --- --
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- which was a trifle higher. The day being tine but few transac-
merfest-Lauritz,'Christianson, Genoa-Ann, Janley, Narva-- toli.is port,f3lthi N.lay, in lat. 29, lon'ar. S'o.- Rine:field, from New ....:: Common West India, &c. ---}- • • • • 3719 DUBLIN CORN MARKET, JUNE 23. -
Haabets, Anker, Gron, Sandefiord-Unicorn, Thain, St. JohnCarthagena - - --__ j We had a small supply and an extremely dull market at our
N.8.-Sprir gfield, 12, St. Petersburet -Empress, 7,lardon: l leans, for this port, 13th May, off Leven Heads.-Champ-
~ , , Smyrna
am, horn New Orleans, for this port, 28th May, Cape Flatte- - - market to-day. We do not alter our quotations of Tuesday,
Bahia-Haimany, Jameson, Quebec-Hopewell, Newton, Bra- raR one hundred end twenty miles NI.N F -Rechael from Port ' Surat
. .. Manilla - - -
.„ except for Indian Corn, which must be noted Is. lower.
2.4'3-Queen of the Ocean, Peacock, Callao-Gork, Roy, New' - . , 1140 6
Philip, 'for London. , sth April, in lat.' 30 S., long. 41 E.-Chief- 21 - " } .... 54857 White Wheat.. nis Od to 30s Od Oatmeal 12s Od to 141 Od
Orleans, 10 Madras - -
tain, from London, for Sincapore, 19th April, in lat. 34 S., long.
.. „„ Red ditto 24s Od to 29s Od Second Flour.. les Od to 00s Od
- •• " 8S" Barley 14s Od to 16s Od Indian Corn... 34s Od to 38s Od
17-29th May, from Ceylon for London-and Rajah, from Port '
Mary, Walker, and Exile, Blake, hence at Malta. Adelaide, for London, 2nd June, in lat. 35 N., long. 38 W.- Bengal
IBere 00s 0,1 to 00s Od (per 4801b5.)
Georges, Payne, sailed from Malta for this pert 4th June. 32970 bales. 44663. 807772
Fortitude, from Clyde, from Demerara, 16th June, in lat. 51, Oats lis 3,1 to 12s 3d
Rhode, Williams, hence for Alexandria, at Milford. ' - -
long. 8.-Glencoe, from Mauritius, for Falmouth, 25th May, in -- -----
Minerva, Phillips. hence for Naples, at Scilly. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, JUNE 21.
lat. 27 N. long. 43 W-Princess Alice bound west, 14th June,
Weiterveiden, from Rotterdam for this port, off Falmouth. in lat. 50. lone. 13.-Casket from St. 'Fitt for Greenock 7th LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE: JUNE 20.
Fitt for ,1 . Having very few Grain vessels to report since Friday, our We were well supplied with Beasts to-day, chiefly Scotch,
...John Moore, Wythicombe, and Balfour, Overend, hence at June, - -
in let. 50, long. 10.-A'zenora, bound west, 7th June, in Yorkshire, and Cumberland. Of Sheep the show only mode-
nombay.supplies from any quarter during the week are consequently rate. For Beef and Mutton the demand continues fairand
lat. 45, long 30.-Sir Henry Pottinger, 19th June, off Tuskar. very unimportant ; nor, from the present state of the trade - • • , ,
Swithamley, Jennings, from London at ditto.nieces without change. Lambs in great supp,y, and id. per lb.
-Helen, from Rio Janeiro, Bth June, •in long. '39.-Thomas
Currency, Desie ; Polly, Rennie, and Mary Ann Foratt, Lowry, from Sydney, for London, 21st April, in lat. 47, long. abroad, -do any large immediate arrivals appear to be anti- -
lower.
Plunger, all sailed from Bombay for this port 2nd May. 47.-Mona, from Batavia, for Cork, 6th May, in lat. 9 S., long. The advance in Wheats in the English and Irish markets and Duchess of Clarence, hence at Ceylon. cipated.
LEEDS FORTNIGHT CATTLE FAIR, JUNE 21.
13 W.-Gardiner, from Apalachicola, for this port, 14th May, last week, and the improvement in London yesterday, has
Victoria, Potter, from the Mauritius at Madras, and sailed 3d in lat. 27, long. 79. We had a fair supply of both Beasts and Sheep to-day, and a
May f.,. 1 ,-,1,,- ' given very little impulse to the trade here to-day. We may, ee,,,a etraerienea of Nouns The Beasts were of fa:eels-eel. e.,,e_

Mary, Walker, and Exile, Blake, hence at Malta.
Georges, Payne, sailed from Malta for this pert 4th June.
Rhode, Williams, hence for Alexandria, at Milford.
Minerva, Phillips, hence for Naples, at Scilly.
Weiteryeiden, from Rotterdam for this port, off Falmouth.
John Moore, Wythicombe, and Balfour, Overend, hence at
nombay.
Swithamley, Jennings, from London at ditto.
_ Currency, Devie ; Polly, Rennie, and Mary Ann Folliott,
vlomer, all sailed from Bombay for this port 2nd May.
Ino, and Duchess of Clarence, hence at Ceylon.
Victoria, Potter, from the Mauritius at Madras, and sailed 3d
May for London.
The Heroine, sailed from Madras for London 3rd May.
Laidmans, Walker, and Thomas Sparks, Harrison, hence at
Calcutta.
Tigris, Mawson, and Ann Lockerby, sailed from Calcutta for
this port Ist May.
Allerton, Phillips, sailed from Sunga for this port 29th April,
And Tigris 30th.
Earl Grey, Chester, from Sincapore; Saghalian, Jones, from
Shanghae,iLo• both for this port; Euphrates, Wilson, from Shang-
Vac lGeorge Buckham, Matches, from Sincapore, both for
London ; and Mary Muir, Milward, hence for Sincapore, all at
Anier.
Boneo, from the Clyde at Batavia-
William Gillies' Brown, sailed from Whampoa for Dublin
and this port 19,thApril.
Larpent, hence at Manilla, and sailed 7th April for Shanghae.
Governor, from Sydney, N.S.W., at Manilla.
The Cordelia, sailed from Manilla for London sth April.
St. Vincent Planter, hence at Mazatlan.
Maia, from Fleetwood, at ditto.
Berbice, Addley, hence at Berbice.
Kelsick Wood, Brown, sailed from Berbice for London 18th
ultimo.
Asia, Chambers, hence at Demerara.
Bangalore, Parsons,' from Sierra Leone at Trinidad, with
,only out liberateAfr"i
Aim, Reed, hence atiTrlin.idad.
Fanny, Wareing, sailed from Trinidad for this port 19th
ultimo. •
Mary Ellen, Inglis, from London, at Barbadoes.
Sandford, Houston, from Rio Grande, at ditto, making 12
inches water per hour, and discharging to repair.
James Holmes, Head, sailed from Barbadoes 11th May; Eli-
zabeth Wood, Hadwen, 12th; Coaxer, Rennie, 15th; and Alice,
Wilson, 20th May, all for this port.
Martha, Longrigg, hence at Antigua.
Denison, King. sailed from Antigua for this port 25th May.
Ravenswood, Mawson, and Governor, Vartz, hence at Ja-
maica.

Having very few Grain veseels To report since Friday, our
supplies from any quarter during the week are consequently
very unimportant ; nor, from the present state of the trade
abroad, 'do any large immediate arrivals appear to be anti-
cipated.
The advance in Wheats in the English and Irish markets
last week, and the improvement in London yesterday, has
given very little impulse to the trade here to-day. We may,
however, note Wheat id. to 2d. dearer than on this day week,
with a very moderate aemand.
Flour Gd. per sack and Is. per barrel dearer, and each in
fair request.
In Barley and Malt no change was perceptible.
Beans and Fens barely supported late rates.
Oats id. per 451bs. cheaper than on Tuesday; and Oatmeal
receded 3d. to Gd. per loan.
Indian Corn, with a moderate demand, advanced ls. over the
rates of this day se'nnight ; iu Meal no variation.

LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, JUNE 20.

Erskine, Bailey, sailed from Jamaica for this port 17th May.
Sunflower, Taylor, from London at Honduras.
Passmore, hence at Nassau, and sailed 24th May on
her return.
Stamboul, Sloman ; Clipper, Holland, and Britain's Pride,
cott, hence at Constantinople.
Shark, Spriggs, sailed from Alexandria 22nd May ; Challen-
Pr, 23rd; Junior, 24th May; and Lady Rowena, 7th June, all
tor this port.
Secret, (serew-steamer,) Miller, hence at Malta, and sailed
10th June for Constantinople.
NAssAty, +l.P.—The Lady Huntley, Smith, from Liverpool
for Charleston, was abandoned 18th instant, in lat. 26, long. 71,
in a sinking state; crew saved.

Wheat, v 70th.
English red, new
Ditto, white, do
Irish red, do
Ditto, white, do
Rye, English, v qr
Barley, English, new
Scotch & Irish, v 60/t,
Malt, English, v qr.
pale
Irish
Oats, per .1511).
English and Scotch
Welsh
Irish, fine qualities
general do.
Beans, English, v qr
Scotch & Irish,v4Bolb!
Pease, English, white
Do. & Irish .. maple
Flour, per 28016.
English & Irish, 2ndsl
Litt°. superfine
Oatmeal, v lb. of 2401 b.
Irish, 1817
Canadian
Bran, v 241 b

BRITISH.
s. d. s. d. I
7 5 e. 7 8 Extra..
7 6 7 10 do.
6 4 7 2 d 0.....
7 2 7 5 d 0.....
Irsh6olb,
30 0 —3l 0 Chevalr.'
3 9 4 0 Old

s. d. s. d.
7 6 Op 7 10
7 10-8 2
7 2 7 5
7 5 7 8

32 0 -35 0

153 0 —63 0 do.
do.

2 10 - 3 1
2 10 - 3 0
2 10 - 2 11
2 9 - 2 10
40 0-42 0
36 0 -37 0

2 10 2 11 do. ~
2 7 2 9 d 0..,
37 0 —39 0 do.
'33 0 --35 0 do. ~
140 0 —42 0 blue.
grey.
fine .
extra

34 0 -36 0

135 0 -36 0
!,41 0 -42 0

Wheat, 7015.
Canadian, free, red ..
United States Cu
Danzig, mixed &red dc'
L Baltic & Limburg do
Riga and Petersbg. do
Odessa, common do
French,Spanish,&c do
Bannat & Marianopoh
Mediter., &c. hard.do
Gen.qualities,bond.th
Rye, 1:), qr., Baltic, free .
Barley, 11), 6016 dc
Oats, ID, 451b.Russiando.
Beans, qr,European do
qp, 4801 h, Egyptian. ti do
Pease, 1) qr.,
Baltic, &c., white do
Canadian, &c., do do
Flour, q,-1, barrel,
Canadian, sweet de
United States do do
Do. & Canadian sou r do
Danzic, &c. sweet ....
In. Corn, gp 4801 b. whit(
Do. Meal, brl. 1961bdc

FRIDAY, JUNE 23.—Wind S.E. to E.
ARRlVED.—Wisconsin, from Montford—Monument, Trott;
Julius Caesar, Campbell; Glasgow, Melcher • Leodes, Low, and
William Ivey, Metcalf. from New Orleans—Merchant, Jordan,
,Sarannah—shenandoah, West, Philadelphia—J. C. Calhoun,
'owell, Mobile—Carl Johan, Rostock.
_SAlLED.—Patrick Henry, Delano, and Ocean Queen, Coffin.
;Ey_evi York—Lelean, Lelean, Oporto—Alecto, Grace, Bombay—
Plary Ann Johnston, Johnston, Calcutta—Bridget, Wade, Lis-
uon—Alberdina, Deddes, Narva.

Francis Barclay, Mathews, from Shanghae, at this port;
%ailed Ist Feb., and from St. Helena 4th May. From the 22nd
to the 25th Airil, between lat. 31 and 26 5, encountered heavy
gales from S.W. to N.W.
The Bengal,
encountered Guthrie, which arrived here yesterday from Cal-
cutta,ntered the tail of a hurricane 14th March, in lat.
27 S, ion. 63 E, which split all the sails that were set; wind N.
to N.W., and on the sth, 6th, and 7th April, off Cape of Good
Hope, experienced a dreadful gale, with a heavy cross sea, split
sails, carried away bulwarks, &c. Several vessels were in com-
pany at the time.
The Barnholm, that arrived here yesterday from New Or-
leans, when in sight of Memory Rock, about Bth May, spoke
the Douglas, from Mobile to this port, which reported that
about half an hour previous she had struck several times on
the bank.
The Eliza Bowen, Clements, in working out of Smyrna, Bth
instant, got on the slip opposite St. James's Castle, but got
clear again in two hours. Several tea chests have been found
in the Java sea by vessels arrived at Sincapore, from Anjer.
Tile Rajasthan, from Clyde to Bombay, is reported to have
bee abandoned near Bourbon, and afterwards taken into St.
Giles, by fishermen.
Baboo, at St. Helena.
thislvanPort 2 hoe Rattra
May,
and Sophia, Bett, cleared at Matanzas for
6th
alinDelandeo, Blampied, sailed from Smyrna for this port on Bth
e.
thL. ightning, sailed from Malta 10th June, and Sunbeam, for
.port, 14th.
Mimi, Eugaga, sailed from Bilboa for this port 17th June.
S. Ann, Collins, hence at Warnemunde.
Claudine, Howard, hence at Helvoet.
•
Pigeon, Be Maire, and Clemente, Ninteman, hence at Ant-
weip.
Proress,;Heyde ; Eugene, Hismontel, and Francis, Ronger,
henceat Ostend.
Madras, Hilberry, from Sierra Leone, off Falmouth, for this
Dort.
Letitia, Thorpe, from Cochin at London.
Speed, Moses, hence at Yarmouth, N.S.
Amity, Birrodale, hence at Richibucto.
Eliza Holderneas, Brown, from Hull at Miramichi.
Darrell, Foster, and J. Morell, Morrison, hence at Dalhousie.
Columbus, Balliere, hence at Port Carlisle.
Sophia, from Honduras, off Falmouth.
Teazer, hence at Texel.

39 0 -40 0

24 6 -25 6

JUNE 24 E.S.E.
t &sun.ED SATURDAY
.—W yoming,, Miercken, fromd Philadelphia—Mon-
Lowber ; Queen of the West, Hallet, and St. Patrick,
ourg.
aterman' from New York—William Fisher, Twist, from Ham-
,4AlLED.—Baduga, Leach, for Whampoa—Colonist, Marshal,
Enterprise, Harrison, Port Philip—Governor, Smith, Ja-
ica—Benj. Heap, Rollings, Rio Janeiro—Catharine, Riley,
41.1ta Martha—Berlin, Smith, Philadelphia—Caledonia, (s)
...itch, Halifax and New York—W. Penn. Oliver, Halifax, N.S.
41, Scott, Pnbnico, N.S.—Union, Saffoley, St. Stephen,
tzkr__Zingebord, Frandzen, Bergen—Black Cat, Cant, Gibral-
,_Bl
aneY, Whitburuontent, rouglas Naples—Amphitrite, Greaves, Ostend
n, Pillau—Emilie, Revel.

?cadia, (steamer,) hence at New York 7th June.
i.essie, Thompson, hence at Prince Edward Island.
_eszer, Atkins hence at Texel.
and Eliza, hence at Naples.
lien'argaret, Daniels ; Johns, Robb, and Harmonie, Mulder,
1,,,Ce Cronstadt.
40n "oodstock Nicholson, sailed from Port Nicholson for Lon-
arch.
qau"°, Baker, from Shanghae off Portland.
Juneted
u Arab from Calcutta off ciy
Staies, (steamer,) from Nllew. York, off Cowes, 23rd
Galdez, from Havana, off Cove.

Alt SUNDAY, JUNE 25.—Wind E., mondxeerratfinn_
i and
Ali, 40/Elizabeth Wood, Had.wen ,
Do,e., Wilson, from Barhadoes—Ripley,Atkinson, from St.
ho'44o—Auckland, Williams, from Jamaica—l Jessie_l4.litche.ln,
4171 Monte Video—Tapley, Mackay, from C cutta—Sir Coll
NviPbell, Cam Miller; .
Campbell ,• Champlain, aR. D. Shepherd,
Herald, Auld ; John Bolton, Brow ,
pSnreobdo.ns,hPeorunkn:
lien:Lr'ealia, Mason,_New Orleans—Arkansal,
rar"4o, and T. B. Wales, Crocker, ' Kate' Hunter,
tl?'18, and Thetis, Hall, fro Savant laohb—f."—De N_VietltvCirintilt.ko_n, qa,„ , Sheridan, Cornish, and JZ, Porter, rom 1.:: 1
Salle.r, Young from Apalachicola—Pakenham, ,lurne from
froit4,ll3. —Higlilander, Sellis from Hamburg—Jane,. Young,_a
tilda -'lontadt—Providence,'Hutchinson from Stettin—M -
I)..yey3.'rolinsoniiefxroamnagrisearrallocTeari—cPkrgo'n Brown, Odessa—
itasniusen, Copenhagen
/..4...015e11e Diep, Palinger, from Amsterdam—Wilterendeve qr,e, itotterdam—Egidius, Halewyk ; Auguste, Kj,.kihryra'
WaiZesk,
,Sfito4:los6abnd
tUnion, Denduyts, from Ostend—l- al • ,
rsatistadt,— a
e SAIL4-' Nrilli meniVard, Scouller, Quebec—Energy, Weyes,

FOREIGN.
S. Cl. S. (1.
7 0 - 7 3
7 5 - 7 8
7 6 - 7 10
7 6 - 7 10
6 4 - 6 6
6 4 -6 8
6 5 - 6 10
6 8 - 6 10
5 6 - 5 9
00- 0 0
26 0 -28 0
3 9 - 4 0
2 7 - 2 9
34 0 -33 0
5 0 -26 0

. .
. _
14"Cfliagara r • -----
and f ,searrier,) Ryrie, from Boston, at this port ; sailed
ton at 1 1 lalifax 16th June, with e 16,000 in specie.. Left Bos-
laltirl 5 P.m., 14th June, and arrived this morning at 3 30,
thictiqc
the Passage in 10 days gi ',ours, by chronometer, de-
" [tours for difference of time..

35 0 -38 0
31 0 -32 0

27 0 -2S 0
27 6 -28 6
25 0 -26 0
0 0 - 0 0
31 0 -33 6
14 6 -15 0

.23 6 -24 0
23 0 -23 6
1 0 - 1 2

white ..
do. ....
highmix
white ..
Archngl
Polish..
white ..
Egypt'n

s. d. s. d.
75 7 8
7 8 8 2
8 2 8 8
7 9 7 11
6 2 6 6
6 9 7 0
6 10 7 ?
4 3 4 6
O 0 0 0
O 0 0 0
O 0 0 0
O 0 0 0
O 0 0 0
O 0 0 0
O 0 0 0

white ..
in bond

0 0 - 0 0
0 0 - 0 0

d 0..... 0 o—o 0
d 0..... I 0 0 0 0
do., U.S 0 0 0 0
d 0..... 0 0 0 0
yellow.. 33 6 —36 0
d 0..... 0 0— 0 0

CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 23.
Of any produce, Coastwise or from Ireland, we have received
none worth naming since Monday last, and the only Foreign
impdtts are 3986 quarters Indian Corn from New Orleans,
while the exports of that article and Corn Meal inclusive, are
nearly equivalent, though much lighter than of late.
The American advices this week give no prospects of early
shipments of Wheat and Flour, the ratio of prices containing
much above ours, and the demand confined chiefly to their own
consumption ; tie New York a few thousand quarters of Indian
Corn were shipped, but at New Orleans, by the last dates, little
was then loading for this country; they lied not, however, re-
ceived advices of the highest rates which had been attained here
on and about the 26th ultimo.

During the interval from Tuesday, the trade here has re-
mained generally firm, but with little business doing, exclusive
of Indian Corn, the transactions in which have been upon a
moderate scale for Ireland, at prices nearly upon a par with
those previously noted.
The weather having been uniformly fine since our last, with
an unusually slender attendance of country buyers at our
market to-day, and our local dealers extremely inactive, no
extensive operations in any branch of the Corn trade were per-
ceptible. In the value of any description of English, Irish, or
Foreign Wheat, however, there was no disposition on the part
of holders to concede lower terms ; and in the few sales effected,
therefore, our last quotations remained unvaried.—Flour, at
the same time; influenced by the limited show of samples at
hand, was in tolerable request, and both Irish and American
fully maintained late prices.—Barley and Malt, being less at-
tractive than before, merely sustained previous rates.—The
general qualities of Beans continued to meet little notice, and
Egyptians were decidedly 6d. per quarter lower; whilst to the
trade for all kinds of Pease, similar remarks were applicable.—
Oats, the transactions in which were limited to a few retail
parcels only, were slightly depressed in value; and Oatmeal,
being very unsaleable, was nominally cheaper.—White Indian
Corn, although in moderate demand, declined Is. per quarter
to-day; but yellow, having become extremely scarce, retained
our last currency; and Corn Meal was taken rather freely at
14s. 6d. per barrel.

LIVERPOOL AG RICI
MARKET, J
s. d. s. d.
Hay, old, 2016 0 6@ 0 9i Potatoes, v, 901 b.
New
Clover
Ditto, Green
Straw, Wheat .. 0 31— 0 5 Cattle 0 0— 0 0
Oat 0 22 0 4} Turnips, v. ton . 0 0— 0 0
Barley
Carrots, per ton. 0 0— 0 0 Manure 4 0— 6 0

ULTURAL PRODUCE
UNE 24, 1848.

s. d. s. d

PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S
MARKET, JUNE 24.
s. d. s. d. ? s. d. 8. d.
Beef V, lb 0 6 to 0 7i Plums.. gi), Quart d 0— 0 0
Mutton 0 6 0 7 Filberts 0 8— 0 0
Veal 0 6 0 7 Gooseberries ..0 1— 0 0
Lamb, fore qr. 11 „ „ tb 2 0 0 0
Currants
Do., hind qr.. 10 7 " Grapes ... lit 02 0 3
Fresh Pork .... 0 7 0 0 I Ditto, Foreign 0 0— 0 0
Bacon 0 0— 0 0 iPeas.. —v. Peck 1 0— 1 6
Hams 0 0— 0 0 'Fowls, is, Couple 3 6 3 6
Salmon
Soles
Cod Fish
Turbot
Haddocks 0 0— 0 0 Turkeys.... each 5 0— 6 0
Whiting 0 0— 0 0 Partritlges,*brce 0 0— 0 0
Fresh Butter
Salt Ditto 0 9 0 11 Asparagus,* 100 1 0— 0 0
Eggs *124 5 4 0 0 Strawberries, qt. 0 8— 0 0
Potatoes,*Peck 1 6 0 0 Cherries ....... 0 5 0 6
New Do., per lb. 0 1 0 li Rabbits ........ 2 0— 0 0

PRICES OF PROVISIC
MARKET, Ji
S. u. s. d.
Beef ip lb. 0 6 to 0 74
Mutton
Veal - - 71
Lamb, per lb 0 7 0 74
Fresh Pork
Bacon
Hams 0 9 0 10
Salmon
Soles
Cod Fish
Turbot
Haddocks 0 0 0 0
Whiting 0 0 0 0
Lobsters
Fresh Butter 0 11 1 0
Salt ditto
Eggs.... 120 5 10 0 0
Potatoes, 7,% Peck 2 0 0 0
New Do., per lb. 0 1 0 1-4-

INS IN BIRKENHEAD
UNE 24, 1848.

5. d. 8. d.
'Gooseberries, qt. 0 I to 0 14
Strawberries 0 4 0 6
Red Currants 0 3 0 7
Black Ditto 0 8 0
Cherries 0 3 0 5
Peas.... .4,1, Peck 1 2 1 6
Cucumbers, each 0 2 0 6
Asparagus perloo 0 8 0 10
Fowls, ap• Couple 2 6 3 0
Ducks 3 6 4 0
Turkeys.... each 0 0 0 0
Geese, c'ntry fed 0 0 0 0
IPartridges,pbrce 0 0 0 0
Grouse
ißlack Caine 0 0 0 0
'Pheasants 0 0 0 0
;Hares ...... each 3 0 0 0
Pigeons,secouple 1 6 1 10
Rabbits 2 0 -- 2 2

LEEDS FORTNIGHT CATTLE FAIR,JUNE 21.
We had a fair supply of both Beasts and Sheep to-day, and a
good attendance of buyers. The Beasts were of excellent qua-
lity, but the market was heavy, and it was with difficulty a few
prime Scots reiffized Gd. per lb. ; many good Beasts were sold at
W., inferior sid. per lb. At the close of-the market a few
were left on hand. The butchers showed a backwardness in
Purchasing Sheep, and a few pens were unsold ; price, Gd. to
Gd. per lb. There were about 150 Lambs, the price being 7d.
to 7ad. per lb.

THE CHARITIES.

EASTERN DISPENSARY, ROSE-HILL.

REPORT OF CASES FOR THEWEEK ENDING FRIDAY, JUNE 19.
—Persons relieved at the Dispensary, 123; Patients visited at
their own homes, PO; Total, 213.
Physician, Dr. Imlack ; Consulting Physician, Dr. Ash-
croft; Surgeons, Messrs. Lockwood, Harris, and Dodd;
House-Surgeon, Mr. Bal.