The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-04-07 00:00:00

MARRIED

On the Igth ultimo, at Shelford. near Nottingham, Mr. GEOi
HA RG EAVES, of Newcastle under-Lyme, to ELIZA , yotleges
daughter of the late Mr. JOHN GREEN, of Newcastle.
On the 2lth ultimo, at St. Phillip'S Church. Liverpool,
onli
SAMUEL ROBERTS, of Mold, Flititshire, to HELEN, -
daughter of the late Mr. ELLIS, of Buckley.
On the 26th ultimo, at the Dissenting Chapel, Market-Pla:4
Kendal, by the Rev. Edw. Hawkes, M.A , HERBERT DR°l3',./..
Esq., of the Inner Temple, barrister-at-law, to ELLEN THOEIT
THWAITE, eldest daughter of the late JOHN THOMECI"
Esq., M.D., "f Leeds.
Es,., of
On the same day, at Oswestry. HENRY FISHER,
Walton-on-the Hill, to HARRIETTE, youngest daughter
JOHN WARREN, Esq., Weston Cotton, county Salop.
On the 26th ultimo, at St. George's Church, Hanover-e4O •
London, by the Rev. P. Smythe, C. R. MACKENZIE, Esq.
MADELINE, third daughter of the late Rev. Sir W. MUE.
Bart., of Cleremont, N.B. BO'
On the same day, at St. Mary's Church, London, Capt.
CARVER, to Mi-s CHARLOTTE TATE.
On the same day, at St. P••ul's Church, Hammersmith, Len-
a,
don, by the Rev. T. Attwood, WEIALLEY MA RKLAND,
of Billiter-square. to MATILDA ; and SAMUEL FEAl";ate
Esq.. of Hong-Kong. to CAROLINE, daughters of the 'b,
JAMES ILBERY, Esq., of Doughty-street, MecklenbarE
square. are,
On the same day, at St. George's Church, Hanover-Sqo
London. by the Rev. Richard Hollings, of Waddington, Linee,{,
shire, Capt. H. D. SANDS, King's Dragoon Guards, to GE.
virtllEfr
GINA ELIZABETH, the eldest daughter Of GEORGE -
DON, Esq.. of Springfield House, Warwickshire.
ROBE
On the 3oth ultimo, at St. Phil p's Church, Mr. RO---
BOOTH to Miss ELIZABETH ORRITT. the
On the same day, at St. George's Church, Evertoa,
Rev. W. W. Ewbank, Mr. JOHN GWYNNE, to JANET, daughter
of Capt. D. M'GO WAN. of the barque Paragon, of this Portil4.
On the 31st ultimo, at Didsbury, Mr. ABRAHAM WOLt:v,/,,
DEN, of Manchester. to ELLEN, youngest daughter of '
LIAM JOHNSON, Esq., of Withington.
On the same day, at St. Mark's Church, by the Rev. Mr. fitro,
shall, Captain JAMES BANNATYNE, to PRISCILt.AI4II7O,
GARET, eldest daughter of Mr. BR ICE WHYTE• of this to B.
On the same day, at St. Bride's Church, by the
Stewart, THOMAS MARTIN BLYTHE, Esq., to MARY D'.,are.
BETH, daughter of HENRY MOORE,Esq., Abercromby-sg',',o,
On the Ist instant, at the Church of St. Barnabas, bY t -he ''
sorb
Thomas Nolan, Mr. RICHARD WILLIAMS CHARLES
master mariner, to Miss .G;LIZABETtI POPE, of this to o•
the
.bY
On the 2d iflstant, at St. George's Church, Everton, ouse,
Rev. Green, the Rev. ROBERT JAMES, of Bowen 11
Garstang, to EMMA, third daughter of T. P. DILLON,
Everton. sTE''
On the same day, at St. Bride's Church, Mr. RlCHAE.'asier
VENS POWELL, to HARRIET. eldest daughter of E°'
PACE, Esq.
On the same day, at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. GE .40-
D" FFEY. to ANN, daughter of the late Mr. RICHARD
CROFT, printer, both of this town. Gold'
On the same day, at Christ Church, by the Rev. Fieldiog.„. tO
JOHN, youngest son of the late JOUN
ELIZABETH, only daughter of the late WM. WHITBY,
both of this town. ;At, the
On the same day, at Bury, by the Rev. W. H. NY'''. castle'
Rev. FRANCIS H. MAUDE, Curate of St. Paul's, Ne,foilpff,
on-Tyne. to LUCY, second daughter of the late WM• Tr'
Esq.. of Fsllowfi. Id Lodge, Withington.
Same day, at St. John the Baptist's Church, by the leevghj:
Hassan. HENRY T BROWNE, Esq., to MARGARET, ,:tech'
ter of GEORGE BLAKE, Esq., of Finehett-house, Tcr
park.
Same day, at Abney Chapel. Stoke Newington, by the „deo
Jefferson, the Rev. BREWIN GRANT, 8.A., Incler4tAN'
minister. Prescot, to MARY ANNA, eldest daughter of
CIS HONIAN, Esq., of Stoke Newington, London. gee.
On the 3rd instant, at Greenock, Scotland, by the„ brii
Chailes Cole, Captain G ORGE MACALLISTER, of trjobe
Ripley, to Miss DAWSON, of this town, daughter of 14,1
Dallsothne, formerly
imei,rsltyanotf.Taetnstetr.fiNeildar-hy,s ousceh,ußrochch,
bildtsh;
On
Rev. Henry Hampton, Mr. WILLIAM HENRY PA BLIP
BATH, eldest son of Mr. John Plymouth Bath, to AT_,,ier
BOND, widow of the late John Bond, jun., cooper, of '1!`"
street.

DIED.
On the 20th of December. at Bonny, of consumption, "'tail'
THOMAS SMALL CAMPBELL. of the brig Oscar. d vest
On the 28th of January. in action, at Aliwal, in the 23r,. i6lll
of his age, GEORGE BIGOE WILLIAMS, Esq. (Corueti,jigo
Lancers.) eldest son of the late Major-General Sir OP
Williams,' K C.B. ...,.eifa
On the 23rd of January, at Ferozepore, of wounds 1-,,' 5
oed 35
in action, at Ferozeshah, on the 22nd of December, %lap
years, Captain 101 IN FRANCIS EGERTON, Bengal Ar"
Deputy Assistant-Quartermaster-General. - year
On the 25th of January. in action at Alfwal, in the `27th i of
theehli
16th
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On theultimo, at Konisberg, the celebrated astronomer
COUNCILLOR BARON VON BESSEL. a 1
On the 23d ultimo. at Davyhulrne, near Manchester, aged 7
years, Mr. CHARLES EWART. He was a native of Kilal ,
Lured in
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memorable
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fme n:st:yati,teorul
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enough to take an Eagle of one of the most distingn shed MO
sions of the French infantry (the Invincibles), which he call:
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aloof:
wtwohirieidcshhmandaent to maintain
displayedbm ya threepinatriynienqgual
idinnetsrpepepeairdafi°tteryTails4agleswocihodir:
s vely disabling each of his assailants, one
Lancer. For his distinguished gallantry on this occasion he 01'
promoted to a commission in the Royal Veteran Battalion. ..,,
everyt attack,
whom
was and
a s up coci
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On the 24th ultimo, at Swansea, RICHARD MORGAN, -'''''''
father of Mr. Frederick Morgan, of this town. niel,
On the 25th ultimo, at his residence, in Church-street, Bur of
aged 66 years, RICHARD CHAFFER, Esq., flag merchant
..ter
builder. The deceased had also filled the office of bridge-lvBo,
for the Hundred of Blackburn for the long period of SS Y;.,e
with the greatest credit and punctuality. As a public 001 ott
was much and deservedly valued by the magistrates big,
county, will have expressed in the strongest term ti.',.ci rels'
estimation in which they held his services. In the socj•oten;
tions of husband, father, and friend, he was deeply anund On;
sively beloved and respected. As a master, his upright 3,„ero°
demeanour secured him the warmest affections of his nu," .0 be
workmen, and by all his family and acquaintance his losSsc'
ofte‘
long and sincerely regretted.
of FREDERICK CARTW RIGHT DICKSON. and Esq., d,..0314 7:
On the 26th ultimo, at Upper Brook-street, eight the •'4
the birth of a still-born son, SOPHIA GEORGIANA. A „glit"
of Captain Bigland, of Bigland Hall, Lancashire. , Vge'lllll
On the same day, at his residence, King-street,
aged 75 years, Mr, WILLIAM CAMELI

ela.
nyshire, in his 06:„'v gr.
wn, son of the Ist,

On the 27th ultimo, at Kniveton.
Mr. JOB STAFFORD, late of this tt.
'accheus Stafford, farmer, Kniveton.
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Same day, at Davenport
THOMAS TIPPING. Esq
Same day, in he

st year, CATHERINE,

&bipptng intellignut.

TUESDAY, MARCH 31,—Wind S.S.E.
ARRIVED.—Branch, Hendry, from Oporto-Doris, Gruchy,
from
Palermo—Agenoria, James, from Smyrna—and Lover,
IScovich, from Trieste.
SAILED.—Helena, Hikon, for Shanghae—Frances Barclay,
_Matthews, for Valparaiso—Highlander, Wheeler, and Polly,
Zernie, for Lima—Chilena, Wylie, for Sircapore—Reliance,
13riggs, for Staten Island and St. John, N.B.—Shakespeare,
ilenderson, for Charleston—Pauline, Jensen, from St. Thomas
--Ritleman, Hall, for Havre de Grace—Black Prince, Howell,
l' Naples—Sarah, Barclay, for Montreal—Halcyon. Patten, for
fhiladelphia—Sir Huntley, Grant, for Halifax—Frances and
Charlotte, Duck, for Havre—Betsey, Allen, for Corfu—and
Flask, Justice, for Genoa. •

Valparaiso, Dixon, from Islay, at Valparaiso
3-anerecst, Mann, sailed from ditto for Coquimbo 15th Dec.
,?eorge Armstrong, from Calcutta, oil the Cape of Good Elope
heodosia, Irving, :ailed from St. Helena for London loth
e b

Jessie Mitchell, M`Call, hence at Messina
r 'Arch, Vibert; Emelia Celestina, Horace, and Elizabeth,
hence at Palermo
Bulkeley, sailed from ditto for this port 10th
Instant

Ann Carr Carr, hence at Leghorn
Milford, Canter, hence at the Gironde
!mina, Moller, hence at Hamburg
Winifred, Christie, from Calcutta, at the Downs
I.ENOA, March 21.—The Superb, Ritson, from Leghorn for
put into this port yesterday, with pumps choked, but
'kg cleared them, and is now ready ►o proceed

WEDNESDAY, APRIL I.—Wind S.W. fresh.
f..AltarvEn.—Sylph, Kerr. from New Calabar—Adonis, Brown,
ir!,°,ll Africa and Barbadoes—Burley, Cooper, from Rio de la
ti_tiche—Lady Huntley, Draper, from Charleston Rais-
,je.k. from Kyressouu—Pomona, Smith, from Alexandria-
-74.15. Clement, from Cadiz—Emma, Raupert, from Stettin—
"`rischne, from Dardanelles—Leonie, Damegny, from Charente
tHelen Munro, Watson, and Feronii, from Trieste—Peter
ltonia, from Ancona—Palecona, from Genoa—Tally Ho,
A ker ; Wyvern, Norris and Comet, (brig) from Lisbon—
tetlve, Moore, from Naples—Tartar, Gordon, from Malta—
L4abeth, Mosaop, from Palermo.

Betsey, Allen, for Corfu, has put back
Ilttidee, Marshall, sailed from Sydney for Auckland sth Nov.
Winifred, Christie, from Calcutta, at London
Southampton, Hooper, from Ancona, at Cove
j,_arWood, Balberuey; Mary, Banat ne; Peruvian, Dawson ;
""n Campbell, Finnigan; Henrietta. Cowan ; Hero, Grant;
and Rilleimont, Trainrack, hence at Bonny
Violet, Holmes ; Fenella ; Chieftain : and Oscar, Campbell,
aence at New Calabar
Jan
Sargeant ; Challenge, O'Shea; Brazilian, Falconer;
—'`d of Cashmere, Hamnet, and Mary, hence at Brass River

TIIIIttSDAY, Aram 2.—Wind S. moderate.
ARRIVED.—Kate, Langmaid, from Michael's—and Vier
kinder en, for Dordt.

Mary Sparks, Bushby, hence at Bombay
evk hence et Aden
Beethoven,lit Taylor, from Calcutta, at the Mauritius
Ilford Carter, hence at Bourdeaux
Lf°s• Yeoward, Jones; Reindeer, King; and Hellos, Black•
hence at Tri, ste

rAIDAy, APRIL 3--Wind W.S.W. to N.W. fresh.
aßlyk:D.—Jane Prowse, Williams, from China—Sir Thos.
draonmsell, Morgan, Lid Kati,:ka, Casety, f,orn St. Michael—An-
fro h from the Mediterranean—Southampton, Hooper,
Ter' Ancona—Nelson Packet, Lane, from Faro—Waverley,
1)a1...,n
~ from Lisbon—Caroline, Trevelyan, from St. Übes—
fro 'ura, and Commerce Graves, from Ostend—Mary Jane,
Pn the Alediterranean.

i°sor al. for St.npolitan, for
Petersburg, hasp put ba Africa, has ut back
kwith loss of spars
ps7lenct
-aregh, Kis,sock, and Camana, Hoodless, sailed from
Z..eutta for Liverpool 18th Feb., and Douce Davies, for Mau-
Did llth. Feb.
~tnith, hence at Mauritius 16th Jan.
Courier, Johnson, hence at dit o 18th Jan.
Mairs, 'from the Cape of Good Hope, at ditto
to inies Crawford, of Ramsey, hence for Port Rush, is reported
are foundered wtth all hands, sth March, off the Mull of
Okltoway
~eienAll
'Awe, Harper ; Spirit, Stokes; Trinity Yacht,
Nonpareil,
Gar.lner; Fora. Farrel, Teaser, Gill
yalS• ant Slater R. bow, Furzeman, hence at St. Michael's
Eth',.uinontb, Ryan, hence at ditto, and sailed for New Orleans
8 march, after receiving suppl,es
GllPern. Kitson, sailed from Genoa for this port 23rd March
betokenarin, for Calcutta, and Howard, for Boston, have put
Pro
henee gress. from Newcastle ; Blonde, Fildes, and Selina, Bell,
vns et Monte Video, previoueto 27th Jan.
litarchste SPOKEN.—Yorkshire, hence for, New York, 19th
13th J • in. lat. 41, long. 36; Amelia, from China for this port,
Oct. Inar:4t•: lot.
„ 25 S, long. 63 E ; Royal Adelaide, hence, 26th
Nov N, long. 18 W ; Aqua Marine. hence for Calcutta,
Aung, 39 S. long. 50 E; BengaleF, hence for Hon.2'.
.I`:,e• in lat. 40 S, long. 37 ; I.roubadour, of this
nt. Domi, In lat. 4 S, long. 67 E ; Ju:.iter, Matthews, for
Queen 18th March, in lat. 44 N, long. 4 W ; Young
hence for Newfoundland, 29th March, in lat. 51, long.

ARRtvSATTJRDAY. APRIL 4. Wind S.E. moderate.
from B Joseph, Trapani, from Burlletta—Pakenham,
111 Bar badoes..
SAlten
Gritttc •—Mai, Sproule, for Hong Kong—Cosmopolitan,
for ~ Is. for Africa—Stata, Nicol, for Havana—Glenarm, Guy,
Ir,„`-kicritta—Lucia Field. Rich, for Cuba—Flora, Lanelois, for
%.".Paraisc—Columbus', Gr. en, for Pernambuco Elizabeth,
o'4OSeS ; Caledonia, (steamer,) Lott; and Ready Rhino, Patter-
n
for Halifax—Emma, Ashley, and Ann M'Lester, M'Lean,
~r Montreal—London, Redhead, for Miramichi—Acadia, .1( ss;
"'harlntte, Farrie • Parsee Merchant, Poole; Indefatigable, Mar-
cod; and Lady'Bagot, Williams, for Quebec—Howard, Hill.
:or Boston—Eliza, w ilson, and Royal Oak, Robson, for New-
foundland—Rebecca, Simpson, for Pugwash, N. S.—Bella Pot.
lena, Pyott, for Arica, Rec.—Henrietta Mary, Reid, for Staten
&c.—Anna Alida, Kortryk, for Amsterdam—Dorothea,
Bronx,
for Bremen—Nancy, Way, and Helena Brons,
kirons, for Dordt—Orion, Sandbeck, for Narva—Echo, Welch,
ttid Earl Stradbrooke, Dance, for Rotterdam— Norval, Reid, for
Petersburg.

Nassell; Providentia, Deswelgh;nd Espoir, Zellein; and
r te, Halewyck, hence at Oste
..„Ignettre, lie Joie, hence at Rouen
A'easurer Lowry, from Odessa, at Cove
izih„`_c!ts•r.ktvTisturLE, March 16.—1 t blew a heavy gale in the
:-_gratlelles from N.N. B. 13th and 14th March, dtving which
kik! °A vessels suffered damage, and a small craft, laden with
be, Nyas wrecked. About 200 sail of all nations, are detained
re, Barbel's Point
tly:L.Turottz, April 3 —The Brien Born, Ellis, from Peel for
Tblt!nol. struck on the Horse Bank this morning, and remains
)44e Boat has gone to her assistance, and will endeavour to
e her off next tide.

SUNDAY, APRIL s.—Wind fresh.
Veyon;"._ La Bonne Mere,/Murray, for Algoa Bay, &e.—
kntly,"_borr. and George Wilkinson, Brown, for Quebec—
DeV -eflrilth, for Charlotte Town, P. E. 1.-Beerta Schuri❑ga,
for Rotterdam.

tie!
Isab hence for Africa, at Madeira
at e,gIZSJ. Granby; Jane, Pennington, and Sylph, Granby, hence
klon°,V° Peliz, Ttinidade; Premier, Newman, and Tyro, Sy-
hence, at Lisbon
kacY Jack , salter, hence at Oporto
'44:i:Ys• Ladweek sailed from Cadiz, for Liverpool, 22d March
" Wheaton,' sailed from Lisbon, for Liverpool, 27th
Oi
',vita, he, Branch, Gregg, hence for Westport, at Broadhaven,
`s Mdo boom

LONDWV GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, MARCH 31

MARKETS.

WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, MARCH 31.
Total quantities per Price per
Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter
Wheat . 8 9
Barley 1 9 8
Oats 0 0 0

x'slB 18 9
34 2 5
0 0 0

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, APRIL 3.

There continues a general and extensive demand for all de-
scriptions of Sugar, and the tale 6 of B.P. are ;50 hhds., in-
C tiding a cargo of new liarbadoes, at 49s to 56s per cwt. 14,000
bags Khaur brought As to 40s; 3, 00 bags Bengal, 5' s to 56s
for low to very good white; and 3510 bags Mauritius, 48s 6d to
53s per cwt. Nothing done in foreign.—No sales reported in
Molasses.—Coffee.—Sales of B.P. have been made to the ex-
tent of about 99 tierces, at steady' prices. Of foreign, the sales
are o 0• bags L:-.guayra. and 700 bags Costa Rico, the latter
chiefly below 40s per cwt.-50 bags Pimento brought 3ld, and
50 bags black Pepper 2icl per lb.—No sales of Cocoa or Ginger.
—Rice.—Only 590 bags Bengal sold at 12s per cwt.—The market
for Rum continues in the same langnid state as for some weeks
past ; and, though the sales are more considerable, (about 200
casks,) no better feeling exists. Demerara, 30 per cent. 0. P.
has been sold at 2s 7d to 2s Bd. and 35 per cent. 0 P. at Os 10d :
a few very choice brought 3s 7d; proof Leewards are worth Is
11d. A few casks Havana have been sold at is 6d per gallon.

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 27.
The arrivals of Grain, Flour, and Oatmeal, which have come
to hand, Coastwise and from Ireland, since this day week,
furnish a moderate supply only of each ; and, e,cept a further
liberal import of States Flour, we have little foreign produce to
report.

Hating no impulse from the country this week, and the sub-
dued tone in London yesterday, tending to counteract any
lively impressions here, our market to-day, though tolerably
well attended, and the stocks of free produce on the de:rease of
late, evinced little activity as respects all the leading articles of
the trade.

For English, Irish, and foreign Wheats, the demand was
languid, and losing the amendment of Friday, prices reverted
to the rates of this day se'nnight.— Flour was also in limited
request, Irish barely sustaining our last quotations, and Curia-
dian hardly those previously noted.

Prime malting Barley being scarce, was the turn dearer;
grinding qualities remaining dull at former prices.—Malt havinz
sold readily of late, was held on rather higher terms.—Beans
and Pease, upon a moderate demand, were steady in value.
Oats and Oatmeal, coming sparingly to hand, maintained the
improvement of Friday, at which, however, few sales were
effected.—lndian Corn moved oft' rather less freely than before,
but continued to be held firmly at the full advance above
mentioned.

No transactions have recently occurred in bonded Wheat or
Flour, the value of which remains nominally unvaried.

CORN EXCHANGE. APRIL 3

No change appears in any of the duties this week.
With the exception of nearly 609 qrs. Indian Corn, chiefly
from the Mediterranean, we have not important arrivals from
any quarter during the past three days.
'I he trade has continued rather languid in all respects
throughout the interval from Tuesday, the demand fr-nn con-
sumers hay rig been limited ; and that for bonded articles,
exclusive of occasional inquires for Flour, nearly suspended
for the moment.

At our market this morning, the Corn trade in its general
bearings exhibited an excessively dull aspect, a disinclination
on the part of buyers to purchase, and a tendency in most
articles rather to recede in value.—All descriptions of Wheat
were consequently somewhat easier to buy, but not sufficiently
below our last quotations to reduce our currency materially, or
to induce business beyond a few limited sales of small amount.
—ln Irish Flour the transactions were moderate at previous
rates, whilst Canadian was offered on lower terms with little
effect.

Malting Barley, of which a few parcels are at hand, main-
tained late prices, but in grinding samples no sales were
apparent; and Malt was rather depressed in value.—Beans and
Pease, upon a moderate inquiry, sustained former rates.—
Indian Corn, being much less attractive than heretofore, was
decidedly rather cheaper.
. _ _ _

Oats and Oatmeal', although scarcely noticed to-day, were
held at our last quotations.
About 2000 qrs. of American good red Wheat were sold by
auction, after market, at 6s 7d per 701 b in bond—ln Floor under
lock no transactions are reported, though rather lower prices
would now be accepted.

LEEDS CORN MARKET, MARCH 31.

The arrival of Oral') to this day's market is about an average
one. 'the flat account of the London market caused a slow
sale to-clay, but at Is per quarter decline a monerate business
was done in good fresh Wheat. A steady sale in Barley at late
rates. Oats rather dearer. In Beans no alteration.