The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-07-23 00:00:00

GENERAL MISCELLANY.

For the Taunton Theatre, which was offered for sale by
auction last week, there was not a sintde bidder.

Dalmas has been removed to the Penitentiary, prepa-
ratory to b•ing transported for life.
Lord Northland's valet was apprehended on Tuesday,
in London, on a charge of having stolen from his lordship
a £lO note. During the night he hanged hin self.
The Home of Lords have decided unanimously that
Sir Brooke William Brydg-s, Bait., had established his
clit'm to the vacant barony of Fitzwolter.
IRON.—At the Ironmasters' Quarterly Meetings, held
la,t week, it was resolved riot to alter the present price of
iron. the state of trade worraneng its continuance.
SlNGrit,Aa Tv RN• OUT. —The singers and musicians at
St. Micli.ei's Church, Tome, near Middleton, have
turned out fir an advance of wages.

At Winchester Ass7zes, a few day. ago, in a ease of
manslaugh'er, the 'tuned Judge (Wighttnatt) decided
that for a man to beat Iris wife, even with a small stick,
was an illegal act.

BRAZIL.—Her Majesty's packet Crane, Lieut. Lewis,
R.N., from B-azil, arrived at Falmouth, on Friday list,
bringing a freight of gold and diamonds to the value of
£34 ,000.

THE LATE MURDER IN SALFORD.—Thomas Stew, the
man who is cha,g-Al with the wilful murder of Alice Nolan,
appears to to recovering from the wound he infl:cted on
himself, but slowly.

EARLY CORN HARVEST.—A fine crop of rye, perfectly
ripe, was cut on Thursday, on 11r. Baines's farm, at
Barton, in the parish of Eccles, near the line of the Li-
verpool and Manchester Railway.

The number of vessels which have gone to the African
coast in search of guano is not less than 600 at the lowest
estimate; and some persons even estimate it as high as
800, a great number of them being very large ships.
COMMENCEMENT OF HARVEST.—A parcel of forty
quarters of new oats was sold on Friday in Wakefield
market. They were grown in the immediate neighbour-
hood of that town. The quality was very fine, and the
price 13d. per stone.
In the Bankruptcy Court, London, last week, the cer-
flcate of Mr. Palmer, a person who had purchased large
quantities of colonial coffee, after he was insolvent, and
sold them again immediately, at a loss of between £2OOO
and £3OOO, was suspended tor twelve months.

At a meeting of the Council of the Royal College of
Surgeons of England, on Thursday last, Sir Benjamin
Collins Brodie, Bart., was elected president, and Samuel
Cooper and William Lawrence, Esqrs., were elected vice-
presidents of the college for the ensuing year.

On Saturday week, as one of the Manchester and Bury
coaches was on its way to the latter town, the linch-pin
of the off hind wheel fell out, and the wheel came off,
and four passengers and the coachman were thrown from
the top of the coach. One woman was killed on the spot.

A lady of the name of Sigmond, said to be sister-in-law
of Mr. Muntz, M.P., who left London on Saturday last,
by the Ocean steamer for Rotterdam, proceeded to her
cabin while the passengers were at dinner, locked herself
in, and after divesting herself of a portion of her dress,
jumped overboard and was drowned.

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FIVE GENERATIONS.—On Sunday last, there were pre-
sent at the baptism of an infant, at Woodchester Church,
his mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and great
great-grandmother, that is, his grandmothers grand-
mother; which last walked no small distance twice to
church on that day, hale and strong, and had attended
the Lord's table—Glocester Chronicle.
The Hon. W. R. Touchett stands remanded till next
Friday. Mr. Smith is progressing favourably. The
covered,buAll:
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attend him, that it is lodged between the fangs of the.
vertebrae, having been stopped there in its progress and
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piece of coat which was carried into
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Oscroft, nearly
LIGHTNING.—
The
rheeveld,
duration, was fatal in its
70 years of age, in the act of gather' y
Has-
low Wood, a mile southmg bilberries, in Has-
of Mansfield, •
her grandson and several
effechlet
in company with
the electric fluid and instantlyother persons, was struck by
Mary Hind, also far expired ; another female,
by the same shock,advancedin years, was severely in-
jured
The children were and is not expected to survive.
unhurt. on another spot adjoining, and escaped

July 21, 1844.

WEAR VEND or rOALS.—The usual statement of ths
River Wear vend of coals for the half-year ending on the
30th of June last, as sworn to by the straithwen of the
several collser;es, has just been published, from which 1t
appears that the total ve id of coal in the period referred
to was 175,974 chaldrons ; being 19.850 cbaldrous less
than in the corresponding period of 1843.
On Sunday morning, a fire broke out in the premises
of Messrs. George Wilson and Co., lathe ani tool makers,
Salford, which ended in the destruction of a great portion
of those premises, as well as adjoining premises, in the
' occupation of Messrs. J. G. Lavino and Co., sizers,
stiffeners, &e., and the property contained therein. The
lois is about £5,000.
THE Hops.—Great damage has been done to the plan-
tations in this district by the gale on Saturday night and
Sunday morning. Poles have been thrown down in all
directions, and an experienced planter states that not len
than twenty thousand of duty has been blown away. In
one plantation of between 30 and 40 acres the damage,
is e-timated at four tons. This added to the shortness of
bine in Kent, and the extensive blight in Sussex, Inuit
make the crop a short one.—Maidstone Intelligences.
THE WESTMORELAND LAKES.—The company at the
lakes during the last few weeks has been very numerouth
The inns and lodging-houses at Bowness,Ambleside, Loe!
Wood, and the Ferry, have been crowded. Amongst the
anglers to be seen on Windermere, is a lady, who, by the
bye, is no novice with the rod and line, busily engaged
from morn tit night trolling for pike, spinning minnow
for char, or bobbing for perch. She one day hooked se
less than twenty-six fine pike.
PROVISIONING THE NAVY.—Some idea may be formed
of the vast expense of provisioning the navy, from the
annexed statement of the stores taken by the Albion, 9°
guns, when proceeding on her voyage to Gibraltar:
3,385 gallons of rum, I,ooolb. tea, B.ooBlb. sugar. 4,99816.
chocolate' 1,9001 b. peas, 4.8001 b. pork, 2.9901 b. beef,
10.80111). flour, 900 bags of bread, 89 gallons of vinegar,
and 619,b. soap. The quantity of live stock, and fresh
provisions, poultry, &c., was large in proportion.—Cos*'
Examiner.
ST. KATHARINE'S DOCKS.—At the half-yearly meeting
of this company, last week, the dividend of 21 per cent.
was declared. The statement of ships entered inwards
for the last six months showed, compared with the same
period of last year, an increase of 60 ships and 6930 tons,
ihe respective numbers being 375 ships and 75,997 tone,
and 435 ships and 82,927 tons. The goods landed during
the same period showed an increase of 424 tons, the de-
liveries
TE anst increase
G ioNf
TlEs6a9g tons,
sr._ and The
rt
eh the
re goodsatp
warehoused
an increase of 354 tons.
"2142
vessels (exclusive of steam-packets) entered outwards at
the London Custom-House, for foreign ports. Among
these are—For Alqoa Bay, 7; Bombay, 9; Calcutta, 16;
Ceylon, 4; Cape of Good Hope and Ichaboe, 8; Hob rt
Town, Poit Philip, and Sydney, 10; Madras, 4 ; Victo-
ria, Macao, and Canton, &c., 3; West Indies, 16.—The
number of ships of all nations that passed the Sound is
June was—From the North Sea. 1633; from the Baltic,
984 ; total, 2617. The English ships were—From the
North Sea, 373; from the Baltic, 249; total, 622.
ROYAL ASSENT.—The royal assent was given, in
commission, to the following bills :—The Bank Charter,
Three-and-a-Half per Cents. Exemption, Dissenters
Chapels, Isle of Man Customs Duties, Education of the
Poor, &c.. County Rates, Militia Ballot Suspension,
Stock. in-Trade Assesstnent, Vegrants' Removal, Turn-
pike Acts Continuance, Parishes in Scotland, Pr-sons in
Scotland, Loan Societies in Ireland, and the Turnpike
Acts Continuance in Ireland Bills ; also to the Edinburgh,
Leith, and Granton, Ashton-under-Lyne, Stalybridge,
and Liverpool, Sheffield, Ashton-under-Lyne, and Man-
chester, Taff Vale, Eastern Union, London, and South
Western, Garnkirk, Glasgow, and Coatbridge, and the
Delahole and Rock Railway Bills; and several other mis-
cellaneous bills.

A MASTER HARD TO PLEASE.--Thomas Litchfield,
hired servant, lately complained against his master, Mr.
W. Chambers, of Wellingborough, for the non-payment
of wages due up to the time he left. Mr. Chambers con-
sidered that he had no right to pay the complainant until
he completed the period of his engagement. " He sets
me such funny jobs," said Litchfield, " such as standing
on a gatepost to whitewash the moon with a pot of black-
ing; at another time to fetch a load of clouds to litter the
horses; he teli'd me the other Sunday, wl.en I wanted
my dinner, to cut a Bath brick into mutton chop., and
fry them in a four-wheel waggon at Vishuvious ; it flint
likely I cr.n do them there conjuration tricks." The
complaint was discharged, and Litchfield ordered to re-
turn to his work.

SUICIDE —On the evening of Tuesday last, Dorothy
Straken, an aged widow residing at Barnard Castle, Dur-
ham, subject to a despondency of mind, after her pre-
vious attemut at suicide, received an order for entering
the Union Workhouse at Barnard Castle, but as she
seemed so much better her friends delayed taking her
there. About the time above mentioned she passed
party of hay makers in a field by the river Tees, and on
being questioned, stated she was going for a walk. Some
suspicion was excited, and a boy sent to watch her, villa
just came up to witness her leaping into a deep hole in
the Old Boat pool, opposite Eggliston Abbey. She was
dragged to land with a net hook, and when taken out
moved a little. Means were used to restore her, but
fruitlessly.
A NOBLEMAN DONE.—A well-dressed men. John
Alves, of 24. Piccadilly, was brought before Mr. Maltby.
Marlborough-street, charged with havirl swindled Lord
Charles Fitzroy out of two bills for £lOOO each. The
prisoner had introduced himself to his lordship by a letter.
dated in January last, to the following effect Circuro'
imagine that your lordship would be willing to accept the
stances having
or
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takeknowledget hthai
amount,
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tpl ooraoyncou°urfreXlordship on the srg jest, as it is in my power to
cutity, at a reasonable rate f interest." The usual ne-
gotiations followed. Mr. Alves received the hills, but
Its lordship never got the cash, although the bills were
Pwn
t°l,lr t ocuhn n personaltn
Yd
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writing
net:-
eegotiat, d receiving for one of them £5OO
cash and a picture.
FINE ARTS. —The Fine Art Comm;ss'oners have se-
lected six artists, from the exhibitors in Westminster-
hall, for the execu ion of six cartoons and further speci-
mens of paintings in fresco. The car oons are to be of
the size of six tablets set apart for frescoes in the House
of Lords, and the subjects are named by the commission;
but no pledge is given to the artists that they shall be fi-
nally employed by the government. The subj-cts are
still to he thrown open to the competition of the general
body of painters, with the special and exclusive adsan-
tap to the six artists earned. that they will be paid. in
any case, fur the proofs of ski!l required of them. They
are to receive .t:400 each. The artists are Mr. Maclise,
Mr. Cope, Mr. Dyce,
Mr, Calder Marshall, Mr. Bal. and Mr. F.dty, the
r.lr. Thomas. Three si‘cluripitio°rlSsil Y'
l'aveMjentleairve,aninaae and
de
same excellent spirit.

THE New COMET.—M. Victor Nirinvais. treoihrr of
the Academy of Sciences, and one of she a•
the t b-ervatory, has just discovered ato w mi tin Ito
constellation of H reules. The disco,e e.irfiimed
by the observations of Nlontlay night. Th s cititot ma/
be perceived with a god night Itlrset It is un
between the stars of Sigma aid Ton. in tnr cons:ell' ion
of Hercules—the appwrent diarreti r the nrbulosil
is from three to lour mioutes of degr e, :nil r, has a small
nucleus. A notice from the Grrunw eh Wiser-
vatory gives the position of the comet, on Monday nighto
July 15th, at lOh. 17m., loran time. (tight ft,een-inn
15h. 43m. ss. North declination 42 drg. 4m. 14,. Too
appearance of the comet is that of a small round ptanetarl
body, surrounded by a coma. It is easily seen e,en with
a weak telescope. An astronomical friend informs ill
that the comet is approaching the um, and may become
visible to the naked eye.

LOAN FOR THE WEST INDIES.—The design of raising,
a loan for the West India proprietors for the purpose ni
applying it to immigra'ion under the guarantee of parlia-
ment, has been postponed for the present. Deputations
have several times conferred with Lord Stanley on all the
various bearings of the case, but his lordship has come to
the conclusion that a bill could not be carried satisfac•
torily through parliament in the present session ; and it IS
therefore put off until the beginning of t'Ae ensuing session•
The chief difficulty to be got over is the mode of giving
security by the colonies for the payment of the interest on
the money to be borrowed, together with a sinking fund
for the redemption of the loan within some fixed period-
Lord Stanley has submitted the plan a hick he consider
necessary to be adopted for the security of the paymeotit
which is to place the charge upon specific duties to be
levied in the colonies. He has also made it a sine qua
non that the duties shall not be imposed upon importer
probably for the purpose of getting rid of anticipated 0P•
position to the measure. _ _

THE Loss OF THE "MANCHESTER."—The relatives
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remainsv e
of the unhappy persons who perished on ill-
fatedboarhcdbeotrahwotshekhtyie:snibaenuaoapi
knowing
a m
thate
cast up from the deep • for, by the
.late arrivals
_ _f
'eleven bodies of the unfortu.
liamburgh, we learn that
captain. Mr. Dudley, and part of his
the passengers,Ahe cap •
at
crew. Some sTrprise has been manifested the circum-
stance the body of the stewardess, Mrs. Webb, being
stance of other: • • s
found naked, as also several ._ which
, gives rise to
now
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by the huge breakers breaking over it; and what portion,.
£l4OO, for the benefit of the salvors.'
Loss OF AN EMIGRANT SHlP.—lntelligence has been
received from Sydney of the loss of the Sir George Prevost'
emigrant ship, on a reefs of rocks westward of Garberti,vA
by which, but for the moderate state of the weather, 171,
persons on hoard would have perished. The ship Os
commanded by Captain Savage, and was 600 tons bar'
"th
then. She left Newry early in the present year vvi..,
emigrants. The voyage across the Atlantic was favour
able, able, but on the 31st of May a dense fog came on, en_ vci,
loping every object ahead, and at nine o'clock she stru_„•
on the reef. The alarm on board, amongst the men. vi_us.
men, and children, was great, and the captain and °On,'
had great difficulty in allaying it so that their lives n11_11.,,,
be preserved. Minute guns were fired for several he_ue";.o
and two vessels arriving near the spot, their boats Too
lowered, and with those belonging to the ship, the f ti....
of the emigrants and seamen were taken off and landed
the wind providentially keeping down. At daybreak og, ,
vessel was lightened, and attempts made to get bertotsi
but she became firmly fixed, and in 24 hours was a. so,
wreck. Of the emigrants 102 were conveyed to Ar15,",.0,
and given in charge to the authorities. The distress'to
tailed upon them will be great, having shiPPed ate-
property they could raise to insure a comfortable nts.l_ iji
mince in the apparent land of promise, and which is
but destroyed. The ship, it is said, was insured.

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the July 23, 1844 THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. i
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;he . . i Jane. Hamilton, hence at Cameroon% after being on shore Alarkrts.
it STATE OF TRADE. At typing *nttil,gcnrt. John Campbell, Midgley, and Mary, Johuson, hence at Old Total quantities per Price per
ed Calabar --.4.---- Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter. ..-_„.....—.
.—......._._. Huddersfield. Cornish, hence at Old Calabar Wheat .. 215 .... £573 8 9
NIS
ineelitEsitipe Markets for woollens of nearly all descriptions HULL CORN MARKET, JULY 16. £2 13 3 BIRTHS.
y for shawls and cloakings suitable to the autumn TUEeDAY. Joev 16.-Wind N.N.W. Aristocrat, Teompson, and Amelia, Teaedale, hence at Buenos
There have been occasional showers during the week, which Oats 72 - . 74 8 o
A few eays ago. at Knowle. green, uear Lonerirtge. a poor
tientrdelYd ha
trade, have been brisk during the week ; and as the must have done much good to the growing crops ; yesterday. e --- woman was safely delivered of three fine children, two girls and
;es u
pav, scare e 1 y been elite) to the den-and, enices have ARRIVED.-Frisk, Vs'hiteway. from Buenos Ayres-Wariegs- Ayres
ford, Harper. Demerera-Palestine, Mumford, Mobile-Sir F. Eupherria. from Durulee at Port.au-Prince however, we had a' trem ndou; fall of rain. aecompaiiied by
fll•
trettZidaeri ards. The business in the warehouses is brisk. B. Head. Richibue o. and Prompton, Morton, Montreal Caprioorn, Llewellyn. from Demerara at City St. Domingo SALFORD CATTLE MARKET. JULY 17. a boy.
We had a large show of stock eo-day. especial y Lambs. The On the Bth iestant, in Germany, the lady of the Rev. THOS.
Liama. hence at I.aguira
011 w3efor eXport ; and there s ems every prebability that SAILED.-Don Juan. Wills. Labrador and Brazil-Fame.
Letitia. for Demerara • Abbotsford, for Ichaboe, and Torch, SBoßmYe'doafya, :reit%
freocker, near Bolton. the wife of Mr.
be Menem ill rule brisk for some time to come. Buen, Archangel-Nautilus. Ward, Valmeraiso-Margarer John-
for Smyrna, off Tusk '
ar ahegazdhdaeilal alaniddt.hiAs
tmtobrins i.dnagyt,shemwarhaeeatt. carrioihpsaa,rrhe rve.epohratvede
btoeebne
THOS.
rev aaarket
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tesosorrldEeerup; MARRET.-There was again a very animated son, Groom, Ichaboe-Pearl, Pittick, Giliral•ar--Letitia. Clel- daguallinat sihsorptelyr
qsauapipisereddeweiritnhe
;Eanigidl ethheWsahmeaetr.etdruacdteioraumledasviebrys qiirniasklitys (i)ifethaet Baeraesvtisaiviserlasiuespebrioitr.
LaTaiheti bdeustil,Beaenfdariuld.Apteurttiobn. BI
FlAtt3', beerseller, of a son. This is the thirtieth child he has
be awe_ ere 0- Tyuesday. Most of the mannfacturers are lend, Demerara-Martha, Thompson. A frica-Chebar. Harrison
-___...eme___ been favoured witn by two wives.
readY to b t there was a full attendance of merchants 130. mbey-Charles Hamerton. Staincliff, St Domeigo-Agnes On the 12t instant. at liaMpast twelve o'clock, the Duchess
g ue .1), a - TELEGRAPH OFFICE, JULY 22. tnroarnesda
cotni.Fnosrweiegrne tyNehryealtim. withedere sßaaleilsecyomuledeibseselLeesteadie,.bbuutttahae lo_wer. A go_orl_number_of La_mbs unsold.
alteration in value can be noted. Beans and Peas are each Is. de NEMOURS was safely delivered of a prince, to whom the
kleentl ue any thing new that was offered. Prices were con- Gilmour. At derson ; Java, Pickering ; Yonn Q e (Ar I
WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, J uLY 19.
tle reuse,. Y firm, and in some few instaeces, improved rates were mere ; Cumberland. e3rece ; I eander, Rattray. and Caledonia.
Wind at Holyhead, S.W., gen—tle breeze at 6 a.m. King of the French has given the title of Duke D'Al neon. The
nd lie e• All the new goods a' market were sold. Robinson, Quebec- due a, Snow, Havannah-Bezer. Adams. npe.art qmra._ae_ye_ eaaiterring_ O.
_a_ts_ ar. e_ a. ls_og ls., per_ quarte_ r_ lo_ ev____er:a:t.h_o_ug_h
There is a fair arrival of Wheat to this day's market. The Minister of t e Interior arid General A halm, who were at the
y, were witnesses uf the birth of the royal in-
au „...CrIDALe
FLANNEL MARKET.-We have had
.a very Food Genoa-Guard, Pain, Cape of Good llope-Lalla, Tasker, Rio
Janeiro and Africa- Gipsy. Douglas. Bordeaux-Minerva, Duck Ditto W.S. W.,
Ditto, Ditto, 12 noon
S.W. light I reeze, e p m.
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 16. d the sales effected must be noted at c de- fent.
cwlreidofnlost.epoemr qpiuya'ratenr. All other articles of the trade are steady On the 14th instant. at Milton-street, Dorset-square, London,
factors demanded last wtek's prices. with which the millers moment at Neuiil
111 Illitinannelletf°nreflannels to-day, but very little chan .c in the prices. *
Ichaboe-Intre id. Pentreath. Constantineple-Formosa, Laid- Off Point Lynes, inev'ard bound, at 5 a.m., No. 9316, Pales-
Ire their we rs complain that they cannot get an advance upon
tine ship, has a eilot The receipts into this port Coastwise and from Ireland
. both in demand aod price. Mrs. HENRY CROZIER. of i win sons.
rurtinth,Futs ilennpirport on to the advance upon the raw material. ley, Bombay, and Juliet, Thompson, Calcutta
Se Ott the Port, inward bound, at 730 a.m., No. 15, Queen Mab, furnish a moderately fair supply of Grain and Flour ; and
Of y
adnivuacaliciiangq.uired after ; and the prices are slowly,
Suffolk Hero, Adams; Mary, Ritchie, and Gertrude, Potjer, ship, in tow by ast Knee united to considerable arrivals flowing in daily from
fit Beebe° hence at Harlingen Off GI eat Ormshead, inward bound, at 9 a.m., No. 4936, St. abroad, especially of Wheat and Floor, the total imports BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, JULY 17. 0:. the 16th inst., the wife of Mr. EDWARD HODGES, M -
1,004%.
pthriee parinn 14, ARRET.-We had a brisk market here on Tues- Hermina. J: liter ; Amsterdam, Garwood, and Charlotte, Andrcw, or Havercene, Bk. No. 183, Ann or Albert, Bk. No. .
~„ ~e•Pal demand being for merinos, w ich sold at Words, hence at the Texel 9316, Pa atine, Ship doin well.
It d Liverpool, we hat e had little doing in the g
in lark Lane an
,
Ile active at - 'lle sueply being short. The yarn market was alike
for Maria Johanna, we-terling ; Wilson, Simms; Vansittart, since this day week amount to 23.307 qrs. of the former, . Duritig the present
.week. owing to ?he continued depression leb°,le, London, of three flue boys, who, with them mother. are
Corn trade. W heat extremely fiat, and 11 ,
ASPINALI., Esq.. barrister-at-law, of a sun.
o I uyers. ex: ept at On the 17th instant, in Abercromby-spuare, the lady of Mr.
10 eambie.. aler rates ; and there was rather more busines done Down, and Jim Crow, carter, hence at Helvoet Off Flolyhead, inward bound, at 12 noon, No. 4061. Glenda- With 6,788 sacks and 38,954 barrels of the latter ; besides
vale ship. No. 2447, Confiner, Brig ; and at 239 p.m., No. 2036, • 3,384 qrs. of Barley. . . . . Barley, tor malting, no- MA RK SE 'TON SYteOT, of a daughter.
18• less money. by Is. to •2s. per quarter
weeks. '.',,;_ and clothing wools than for the las- three or four Gazelle Lemma!). hence at Miramichi Clio. Bk. No. 18 4, G orge, Ship, outward bound On the 18th instant. in London, the lady of JOHN BRIDGE
)11 Asked egealle sales might have been more extensive, the staplers Argyleshire, Meeiel. hence at New Carlisle Off Great Ormshead, outward bound, at 3 p.m., No. 3214, • Occasional showers in this district in the course of last
he .. aav need rates for their wools. Burrels, Munden, and Elizabeth, Seward, hence at Constan- Eliza Jr hnston, Bk. week, a copious steal), rain for about ten hours on Seer- about former rates. Beans and Oats ls. per quarter lower. ~
n the 3lst May last, at Palms ra. Michigan, United State.
minally unaltered in value ; grinding qualites meet a sale at
he _ “AL/FA. „, day, and more again yesterday morning, followed by a ______ _ ___
- Al A RBI ED.
ir this ~ - •oArtasr.-The demand for manufactured goods tinople A schooner was aground on East Hoyle Bank. outward bound, l
ea fabries.market still continues brisk, especially of the lighter Martha. Shiner, and Corinthian, Casette hence at Leghorn at 730 a.m., arid at 339 p.m. got off, aud proceeded brisk drying wind, have pi oved a seasonable relief to al
M-?. J. STRETCH to Miss ANNE HARTLEY CHARLTON, for:
)14' _S. •1-,
ChaSer and
neatly all that was offered on Saturday found pun. Marcellus, Ogevie, sailed from ditto for this port on the 27th Two Schooners off the Port at 6 p.m the growing crops ; which are greatly improved. and if LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, JULY 22.
There ha.s been a moderate demand for al descriptions of
merly of Nantwich, Chesh re.
00 end tre„„, •ee sales of Yarn were brim:, aud both in the Yarn of June Butter during the past week, and prices are a shade higher.
ma Market Manch-stem Robinson, hence at Trieste favoured with fine weather, promise a much more pro-
ductive harvest than was previously anticipated. These 0 the 2d instant, t St. Bride's Church, Mr. JAMES PRES-
tierces s the prices were firm. • Belfast we quote 745. to 765. ; Carlow. 765. ; Kilkenny, 755. to n
775. ; Carrick and Wee rford, 745. tO 765. A new feature in the
. Re-mom Barbara, cleared at Gibraltar for this port on the 3d COTT. victualler, Limekil -leite, to ELIZAIIETH. eldest daugh-
tine.. i '"R. TR), t
ed i i- - .ast wee, ne.-We have 110 material change to repor
instant LONDON GAZETTE.—TUESDAY, JULY 16. swuepaethrabundant
paccessions, and a return of fine clear,
ter of Mr. R. RICII MON 1), spit it-dealer, Calle-street.
s a fair me "• Wools and yarns remain fully firm, and there er, have roduced, not only increased dullness at trade has lately presented itself, in the shape of importations of en , _ ..B.nn
Delhi. Young, hence at Cadiz
be ' CA • -ount 0 •
roruck. f business doing in the leading sorts.-Leicester this day's market, but a further decline in the value ot Butter tercet from the farmers in the neighbourhood of Cork to
Clio, Rundle. sailed from ditto for this port 2nd instant _—...-- TaltIAS. of New,Y Me. to , . ,
IUGUSTA toarth daughter of the
90 llosieee • Eliza Jane, Bowen, sailed from ditto fur Dili port on the 4th most articles of the trade. Having few millers in attend- the co . .
nsignmeta of agents here The quality of the Butter is u h . 3el i t aby the Rev S. Oppenheirm Mr. HENRY
very sepenor to any that we have seen as having pas ed the
--e trade. ~,,h• Alen LACE TRADE.-Most branches of the hosiery in tant PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. late M. J. TOBI A. , Esq ,of Great George mscinere.
On the 6th inst int, in Manchester, Mr P DWYER. to ANNA
b. I last. ether silk
..,_ - this hes _ or cotton, are Miler this week than the Welch and Co., Manchester. sizers of cotton warps-Horley ance, and those e•xercising caution the sales of Wheat
fth e t • d h h''
supervision o e 1 'spec me, an t e ighest market prices is
MARIA, second daughter of P. BRO
tyb el
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idAe 'its
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WNRIGG, Esq., of this
4, I me isosie --. eo far reached the cut-up cotton hose branch, that
wa rs have '
ges. eiut . in Bess, Martin ; Mary, Haunaford ; Jane Blake, and Bridget
Wade. h Tice at Lisbon ' and Eyre. Liverpool. wholesale druggists-Ramsden and Tate,
Bingley and Wilsden, Yorkshire, worsted spinners-Joshua were very limited in amount, and an' descriptio,ps of Eng-
consequently obtain tele. Cork pickled seconds continue at
7: s. to 715., with a limited demand. Beef and Pork su port our town.
ter t er some instances, attempted to reduce the. Tyro, Simmonds, sailed from ditto for this port on the 4th
Wood and Sons. Dalton, Yorkshire, fancy cloth manufacturers- lish, Irish, and Foreign receded 2d. to 3d. per eolbs. from
late quotations. Bacon is Is. to 2s. per cwt dearer, Belfast
oh r Wit. Ti.. ImPose the old trade-grievance of the e Pump'
felt the de e instant Warburton and Stanley, Leeds, dyers-Van Satidau and :
in consequence, being more difficult to sell, an abatement middles 425 to 41s per cwt. Dried Hams, well cut, Mes to 54s
the terms of this day se'nnight.-English and Irish Fl Jur
GEO. JENKINS, Bittern-street.
ri i elev..
npreessTor oght hose branch, though still dull, has n t Ann Paley. Lister, hence at Oporto
Cumnti ge King.street. Cheapside, London, attornies-S. and e FOOLnE
ot 6d. to Is. per sack was submitted to ; and Canadian per cwt.
Same day, at Ashton under- Lyne. WILLIAM HENRY, son of
I bra e . nin the same ratio as the cut. up. The cotton
elseedy „non Is still rathez dull, but hopes are entertained of a Egiuius, Halewyck, and Industrie, Zellein, hence at Ostend
______ T. F. Wall, Hereford, ironnumgers.
barely supported the reduced rates of Friday. ___ ___ ___
. DECL e RATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. 1
scarcely be v!nlon• The drawer and pantaloon branch can
WEDNESDAY. *Tv ev 17.-Wind variable and light. the late JOSEeII SAXOe, cuttou-spinuer, of Elm-cottage,
ag i are stmt., .1.
i sal- -0 be in an " sproved ; many of the frames W. Gorton, jun , St. Peter's-chambers, Corn-hill, London, Barley, , .
ir• 1 • rnateriais, ig
L3r want f Ywl7
in
hie others are waiting for SAILED.-Britannia, M Donald. Africa-Princess Royal. Sin- merchant. ff d *th r
nearly wilhout inquiry, and were o ere ,wive y little LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET.-JtfLy 19. Ashton-under-Lyne.
ria / The ,_
.The silk
go o wor , 7
.i . claim Jamaica-lrlam, Morphew, Berbadoes-Bangor, Odam. S. and W. T. Clough, Eceleston, Lancashire, alkali-manu- Melt Beans, and Pease, continued to be
effect, at a decline of fully ls. per quarter. Sugar.-There has heen a good demand. which havi g been Bme day, at the Collegiate Church, Wolverhampton, Mr.
26 1 ef the/i7 Akhose egl ve branch is If possible, wo.r.se than ever
slie ee St hands
.ranch is also much depressed .we see many. and France, Marshall, Baltimore-Cambridee, Barstow ; eupe- facturers. Oats, participating in the gem-ral languor, were Id. per met very freely by hoders, the sales are extensive, amounting HENRI- GOR E HA R P Eft, wine. Mk reliant, Ludlow, to JA-
to 10,0 hhds 8.P., chiefly to the refiners, at rather lower pri es. NETTA. youngest daughter
.01 CHARLES MANDER, Esq , of
rior, Gaeßgher ; Republic, Luce ; Alabama, Wood, and Pow- c Robson, Shotley-Imi ge, Durhem, miller.
45 lbs. cheaper, and small retail sales only practicable.
.g, ; h eotted br w"ndering about having nothing to do. The
. R. Hodgson. Sunderland. tea-dealer. 3000 bags Bengal and 4000 bags Mauritius have also been dis- Wolverhampton.
sadS hale b ' tolerable state the batten. Stene, New York-Argentina, Ti loon, Montreal - Prim-
Oatmeal was also 6d. per 2401b5. lower, at which, how- posed of at the quotations. Foreign-30 hhds. Cuba MUSCO- On the ,4th instaet, Mr. HENRY PAGE to Miss ELLEN
M bobte Ine, atech May be said to ein a ,
rose, Irvine, and John Jardine, More Quebec-Adler, Vatise
n'ne! tr J. Barclough, 13radford, Yorkshire, timber-merchant.
e e are informed, nearly full employment. The
id Carl Christie 'lure. Van-
, J. T. and W. Brad'ey. Leeds. ironmongers. ever, about 3,000 loads were cleared off by consumers. vado scld at i9s. to 19s. 6d. per cwt.-No sales have been made MOORE.
ig patterns T a",..e still continues dull • lied that even for the best low ; Carl August. Ashendore al
zic- Lady E skine, Edwards, Ronen-lreland, Moreton, and J., J., and G. Swallow, Halifax, corn-millers.
e- in Molasses. Ceffee.-The market has been exceedingly retie- On the lath instant, at St. John's Church, Chester. by the
in the b• i he warp lac ban h's in the hest state of any other
Abbotsford, Shepherd. lchaboe - Eliza K Rh. Scot, Bombay- J. Gibson, Kirton. Lincolnshire, grocer. this week, nothing eithcr in Plantation or Foreign having been Rev. W. B Marsde , NLA , vicar, Mr. J 011 N HOLLAND, cork.
:cl tlepress•°s'erY and lace ireadres rebult sell there is a considerable
J. . rea ley. Leeds, victualler. CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 19.
e__.___ „wee,. eeer,ee,,,,,e.........................._0•-It'otti Cepoer, 110.1 ml-rend. Hayti- Chan s Caner. Broad. Bahia- A further decline has takereplace in the duty on foreigrißarley, reported worthy of notice.-No sales of Cocoa, Ginger, or Pi- cutter, of this mwnto MA RGARET, second daughter of Mr.
Princess Victoria, Ellis, Leghorn- M ncho, Nicholls, Bath- J. Hellew‘ll. Salford. Lancashire. dyer. mento.-A small lot of Eastern Pepper sold at 3ed per lb.-Rice. EDWARD DEMPSEY, coach-painter, of Chester.
reduced this week to ss; that on Beans has also fallen to 3s 6d, -
12 L'tv,--------- Union, Benvenu, Rio Grande- Glengari e Church, Vera Cruz- DE( LA RATION OF INSOLVENCY. and on Pease 7(.. 6d per qr. The supplies into this port coast- 400 bags Bebgal sold at .2s. 3d. per cwt. for good white.- Same day. in Guernsey, PATRICK LEONARD MACDOU-
at I v ERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, JuLy 20. Emma. Winsor, mid martha Harason, Hart ; Newfoundland- July 15.--J. Parkin, AA horlton, Durham, innkeeper. wise and from Ireland, within the last three days, have been, Rum.-The sales are about 1 0 casks Demerara, 6to le 0.P.. GALL, Captain it) the Roye Canadian Relies, son of Colonel Sir
Ig _ Russell Glover. Howes. Boston-Joseph Ch istae Broad. Con- BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
stantinople-Dos Amigos, Grandamariva, Cadiz, and Yorkshire, E. Swift, Chhigford-nalls. Essex. miller. on the aggregree, small in amount, as may be expected at this at 2s. 2d. to, 2s. ad.. and 33 to 10 per cent. O.P. at 3s. Id. to Duncan Macdougall. to LOUteA AUGUSTA, daughter of Major-
3s. 7d. per gedlon. The market for Tea remains quiet, but with .Gential le I L LIA el F. P. Se PIEK. C. 8., Governor of Guerusey,
i ; es.._
.. DISCHARGED ADmITTED.
beyatients cured l9l In-patients Foster, St. Petersburg. BANKRUPTS. season of tbe year ; whilst those from Canada are again rather
rather more Inquiry. and the historian ot the war an the Peninsula.
42 . liberal, having several fresh arrivals of Wheat and Pease, 'with
rt , ;_elleved and at own request to Out-patients 1 William B stoe Smith. Sudbury, surgeon. 7ortgrrie Barley and 15,647 barrels Flour from that direction ;in ' ' Same day, at
!St. Andrew's Church, Ediebureh, by the Rev.
e. Slade Out-patients o Casualsduring the week.. 5 Midlothian, Morrison, from Sydndey. N.S.W. at London Samuel Hammond, jun , Upminster, Essex, market gardener, . . - Thomas Claree, D. D., Mr. HENRY J. NICFIOLLS. of Camden-
Irregular
16 1 I Remaining in the house , 199 Robert eanister. Portsea. drip •r.
Dead
ia alternate sunshine during the week, the weather has on the Supplies of home produce continue moderate, but reference Mr. WILLIAM GIDDINGS, of Tydd St. Mary, in the county of
--- instant Edmund emvester. Agars-field. St. Pancras-road, London, whole been. of a character favourable to the progress of the to the list shews a large arrival of Canadian and Foreign Wheat Lincoln.
a, Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr .Dawso n . Elizabeth. Brewer, hence for Amsterdam, and ciemence, Thomas Pearce, Bermonasey.street, Southware,
!London, ci ops; and though all seems to depend on the contingency of and Flour. The whole of the former comes at on," Won the Seme day, at St. Mary's' Clumele Birkenhead, by the Rev. 3
•
weather at this critical season; the prospects hitherto h „Tine market, and as regards the latter, importere pay tne duty upon C. Hamiston; Ms. GEO. ROBERTSON, of Glasgow, to MISS
16 Chaplain... ...... Rev. Thos. Harries. Nintern, hence for Antwerp. off Dover. tripemare
been su has to give prices a conti nal tendency to depression, the wheae, where sales can be mede, but the Flour is bonded to ANNE WHITE, of Birmineharn.
Apothecary, Mr. George Padley. Tartar, Nicker, from sr. Petersburg off Whitby Barnett Kasner, Old Cavendish-street, Cavendish-square,
House Visiters, C. Mossana N. D. Bold. Esqrs. Evening atar, Green, sailed from Hull for Quebec on the 13th London. jeweller. the trade has remained generally dull since Tuesday, with almost be available for the export demand that frequently arises for this On the 16th instant, at Whitgift Church, in the West RiWnle
r House Surgeon . Mr. M`Cheane. instant Toni Walter Green, Leeds, bookeeller. nominal rates .upon the limited business transacted. Upon a article.
Alice Brooks sailed from Sydney, N.S.W. ter Valparaiso 14th W illiam Henry Williams, eaartock, Somersetshire, linen- . , of the county of York, by the Rev. W. B Stonehouse, A.M.,
rt JAMES BOLD, Treasurer. slender attendance of town arid co: ntry millers, the demand 'I hese circumstances, with a Oon•tinnance of favourable Vicar of Owston, and Rural De in of the Isle a Axholin-, county
4 ...5..._..g--.___.______ efarch.
Zuleika, M•Gibbon, hence at ' incapore draper.
Thomas Loram Gordon, Exeter, cabinet-maker. for Wheat this morning was altogether upon a very moderate Weather, ke p the trade very fiat. of Lincoln, GEORGE S. LISTER. Esq., of Ousefleet-grange,
scale, an 1 be' ng wholly restricted to the present wants of Buyers take nothing but what their immediate wants require, eldest surviving son of James Lister, Eeq., formerly of the same
0 patriot Queen, hence for Calcutta, had not arrived aS reported Jehn Lambton Loraine, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, wine-nser-
if NORTHERN HOSPITAL, JULY 20. last week cl sit. necessitous buyers, even the best descriptions of English, Irish whilst sellers, though induced to meet them, do not press sales residence, now of Sanaen-ten ace Liverpool. to ELEANOR,
a d Foreign, barely sustained the reduced rates of Tuesday, of any article at more than a trifling concession in price. youngest daugh. er of THOMAS COULMAN, Esq., of Whitgift-
..
[WEEKLY REPORT.] Mary, Brown. hence, and Rankin, Mitchel% from Mobile at DIVIDENDS. and all other qualities were decided!), rather Cheaper. Good This day's n arket calls for no particular ob.servatiou as regards hall, county of York. . ,
a Quebec
DISCHARGED. Aug. 6. S. Cowing, Lowt stott, Suffolk, grocer -Aug. 9, G.,
Medic 1
eeeiderits ALIIITTED. marks 0( Irish Float', however, were in fair request on the full 1 any one article; the demand for each being confined to the Same day, at St George's Church, by the Rev. J. B. Monk,
e 19 Prurience, Edgar, and Caithness-shire, Thomas, hence at Park, Charles-street. Commermalmoad, Stews% London, cow- terms last noted, and although the general runs of Canadian 1 wa' ts of need), purchasers, at prices tending downwards, but Mr. WM. CON W AY, Dale-street, to MARY, second daughter
e ................ 18 I Cured
~, a and Surgical cases I Relieved and at own request 2 Richibucto keeper-Aug. 9, J. Elliott, Caxton, eambridgeshire, innkeeper were unaltered in Value, prime brands, notwithstan* nig
• the on the whole, without any very decided change from the quo- of Mr. WM. RICHARDS, chandler, Llanbadarnfawr, near
sPon r ' 11 Sisters, Marshall, hence at Newfoundland
t, ecoltunendation ... 9 Attending as Out Patients. -Atte. 8, N. T. Smith. jun., Lime-street, LondonaeAutr. 7. 8. large supply at hand', realised an advance of 6d per barrel. No tations of our last. • Aberyswitle • •-,. i ..
- Total
.. lrregular - free etate Flour is now offering, the whole of the late arrivals
e .................. 27 Died I Elizabeth, King, Sailed from Cette for Rio Janeiro on the sth draper-Aug. 7, D. Sandeman and A.. Graham, Johrestree ,
t •
le mg held under bond. Barley, Malt and Pease, being scarcely
e Remainingin the Hospital . . 71. in tent America-square, London. merchants. noticed. exhibited a tendency to decline further in value ; and rington, to EMMA, eldest
.deughter of Mr. CHAS. QUEEN, Of
House Visit ___ Malibran, el'ltlinn hence at Hamburg CERTIFICATES Beans, continuing to be taken off sparingly, were the turn LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JULY 16. th s town.
. nsrdtme Summon, William Gill, Esq.
CO • Thetis, Fischer, hence off Frederickshaven, and sailed for To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the ''s. Church Everton Mr JAS PAD-
era e cheaper. Oats and Oatmeal being likewise extremely difficult A very quiet market to-day ; the demand will not ex- • Same day, at St. George • „ . .
. • John Lightbody and H. J. Sanderson, Esq. Kiel. day of' meeting. to disp .se of to-day. the transac io, sin each were very unim. ceed 1200 or 1300 bales, at
1 Chaplain, Item elereasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq. Friederick William IV., and Hevelius, Zieicke, hence at Aug. 8, 'E. C. Lansfield. Augustus-square, Regent's park portant, and to effect sales beyond a merely retail amount, dull and heavy feeling. yesterday's prices, with a MORE, of Everton, to MARIA, daughter of Mr. J. DOWNES,
Whitchurch; 'Shropshire
• ---____ w'na• Hughem—House-Surgeon, Mr. Parker Danzig. London, builder-Aitg. 8, J. Pledge, Vauxhall-street, Lamle th rather lower termemust have been conceded. . Same day. at. St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Mr. F. ULLA-
t --e-------_______ Great Britain, Jones, and Clara, Popshaw, hence at Pillau London, bricklayer-Aug. 8, J. Ell ott, Cambridgeshire. inn-
PRICEe ,-, Franmska, Bodow, he ce at Swinemunde keeper-Aug. 7, J. B. W. Knight, St. James's-walk, Clerken-
PRICES OF GRAIN. COTTON MARKET.-JuLy 22. - . daughter of CFI KIS. OU,G,DALE,.Esq.
• ‘-rF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL. Vessels spoken :-John O'Gaunt, hence tor mhina, ist i-stant, well. London. printer -Aug. 6, 0. Johnson, Malden and Great The demand for Cotton has become very extensive again. On Same day, in London, the Hon. R. S. CABEW. M.P.. to
I in lat. 48. long. 10 ; Ann Jeffrey. hence. for Quebec, 28th ult., Braxted, Essex, corndealer -Aug. 9, A. and W. Nicht:el, Halifax,
Wools, Deal Wheat, ep 7otb .... red s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d
I in lat. 46, long. s 3 • Siddons, hence for New York, 236 ultimo, Yolksh re, worsted-spinners.
Archaneels' 120 stand. m. duty paid Duty. in lat. 13, long. 36 ; Ann Henzell, from Clyde, for Montreal, in CERTIFICATES Eugli h B2® 8 4 white .. •
at ed. advance on last Friday's prices. Consumers are Ole On the 17th instant, at Walton-on the-Hill. J. A. SKINLEY,
, Mellam . '''. ............... £l7 10 ®0 0 e lat. 11, long. 40; James Dean, hence for —, Ist ultimo, in To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown Ditto old - 8 7 do. .... -- ® principle buyers, and seem anxious to stock themselves before son of John Skinley, Esq., Lieutenant, R.N., Exeter, to ELM.,
L , . ~ ensime-
' Gothenb ................
••• • 14 0- 15 0 ''o 2 lat. 9 S., long. 30 W.; Abercrombie, hence for Quebec, off Mag- to the contrary on or before Aug. 6. Irish' -7 10 do. - - - ton-terrace, Kirkdale.
any advance has been established ; this caused a very firm tone, ANN. eldest daughter
.ot Lieetedent C. 111 LR N K • e
- and makes holders sellers only at extreme rates,
i Pinter WI .. I e •-•
e,
.. .............. la 0- - 0 0 0- dalen River 79- 8 0 do, .... - On the 18th instant, et Sephton Churele J. C. IRVING. ESq.,
Peters,. ........... ' 5 0 - 0 0 t•'• --- Irish6olb -.--
PLAsiesunrE .............. ' g-sa, J. R. Spencer, Halstead, tanner-W. Little, Liverpool, stay Ditto, oed
manufacturer-K. H. Kni ht, Chichester, victnaller-T. and T. Rye. English, eie qr — - to MARY ANNE, 'bird daughter cf PETER HOPE, Esq., of
' te_
z., Per foot of 2 .
I•n-c... ..
ki.l4 0-17 10 e
~,,, THURSDAY, JULY 28.-Wind N.W.. moderate. Barley English
Bestow and J. Jackson, Birmingham, common brewers-R. . . ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON , Leece-lodge, Isle of Male • •
'cotch & Irish es 60lb 4 3- 4 9 ao. .... -
•
, este:ll,BM, Deck ... li st ick. , I el• o ARRIvED.-Sarah. , from Rio de la Haehe-Syria, Cox, Lewis, ' ".
Mold Fantshire wine merchant-W. Povey, Ashton- S • From the 12th to the I gth July, inclusive. Same day, at Kirk Braddan, Isle of Man, Mr. M. REED, of
Malt, English, 71., qr... 62 0 -65 0 brown.. -
32 0 -36 0 old .... •-- ---
this town, to Miss J. O'CONNELL. of Deuglas
,
, Crrintw,
0h American ii.i .... ....... 0 3e-- 0 44 ; a.,
.9
Quebec, and President, Newman, Almeira arid Dublin. under-Line, grocer-J. a Ibson, Kirton. Lincolnshire, grocer.
148.
rniotioshgA, 4flifnent,.._ ... ........... 4
eienei nn • Per fathom. ...... 0 2 - 0 21 -, 12.4'. INSOLVENTS (PETITIONERS.) Irish - , Prices paid . im POETS On the leth instant, at Christ Church, by the Rev. Fielding
' smeren.-Manstield. Bie n, Africa-Wave, Ruthenia 6, and
Phoenix, Hughes, Ichaboe-Mahaica, Jump ; A Khan, Black, John Lloyd Ftoberts, Manchester, packer. Oats, es 7016. swells OF THE WEEK. in the week. This Wk. thisyear Ould, Mr. EDWD. eEN TOR, of this town, to SARAH, youugest
6 0 - 0 0 .t• 2 os James Wilson Be! low, I.ive pool, coal agent. E'lish &Scotch, new 3 1- 3 3 old .... -- --- — --1-- daughter of the late Mr. Teloi: AVA RD, of Chester.
and Robert A. Parke, Donald, Quebec-l.ord Ashburton, Paul, I
A A„,y,Wra ...... , ..... 4 0 - 0 0 Is. St. John, N.8.-Thomas Hughes, Butler, Port Philip-Rival, John Reynolds, Liverpool, joiner. Irish. fine qualities.. 211 - 3 0 e 200 , Sea Island I;3 er 22e On the 2oth instant, at Sculcoate's Church, Hull, by the Rev.
Hondura foot of 1 inch thick. good - 2 11 do. -- ---
Price. Nassau-Havre, Carpenter, P ovidence, U.S.-Grace, George Attack, Liverpool, co.ach builder. - : Stained - 104 1 .... II William Marone. BERNHARD,. eldest son of S. H SAMUEL-
Ceiba . a .................. 0 6 - 0 8 ' s Od.
Et, wee:. ........... , Syra Clutha, Munro, Lab ador-Dcn Juan, Wells, Samuel Leeox, Liverpool, sail maker. . middling - 2 10
.1
TeeawoAnNes, British Arne. .......
OAx pL.TI,go
........... 0 8 - 1 0
12cs. Newfoundland-Torch, Brown, Smyrna-Charlotte. t eafesty John Breden, Liverpool, bootmaker. undried black .. 2 8 210
6430 { Mobile - 5/ ' BLUNDELL, Esq., Hull.
On the 21st instant, at St. John the Baptist's Church, T0xteth-
........ - 1 6
a. 10 00 _0 0 Rio Janeiro-Huron, Sibbe on, Rio Janeiro and Valparaiso-• Welsh 2l- 2 11 old .... - Alabama and Tennes -- - •• • • . .
John Robson, Manchester, hotelier. se- - 6 park, by the Rev. J. Hassan, Mr. A. MORRISON. chief mate of
Beans, English, le qr 3B o -40 0 do. .... -- --- 10610 New Orleans
STAN" ,°. Per cue } lOsper Id. Secret, Heelas, Valparaiso-Alexander, Sandford, Calcutta- Abraham MorriseMenchester. out of business. the barque Chieftaingto Mrs. ed. A. IeI•DOWALL, of Toxteth-
D . per 1200 tefeet .... 30- 3 6 Marey Jane, Day. Stockholm-Priscilla Eliza, Jones, Dordt- William NN agstatt, Lis erpool. cabinetmaker. Scotch& Irishop4Botb 35 o -38 0 do. .... -- --- nee f Pernambuco &Parai. 51 -de t
.... I
anzig, C. er •
Qttebee Bleck Prince, Maxwell, Bombay James Turner, Newcastle-under- Lyme, butcher. Pease, English, white-140 0 -42 0 blue.... - —e"" 1 Aricati and Ceara - - e park.
~ eee .......... £m) o -110 0 1 Richard Copley, Sheffield, Yorkshire, cowkeeper. Do. & Irish.... maple! 36 0 -37 0 grey .. 32 o -34 0 300 Bahia and Maceio ...• Si - 6 • .... Same day, at the Parish Chbrcb. Llanfair. Montgomeryshire,
rtlld. ... _ .
,:. 6 0 0
.?! 28s. do.
- I Foreign. 30 0 -32 0 n f Marallham ...... - ee e by the Rev. Mr. Mozely. Mr. THOS. DAVIES, of this town, to
noan_. 2.
sirfeede,t 1,04 in-. ...... ..... .
1.
305 0 i
4705 0} d Quebec Packet, Stephens, from Mytilene for this port 22nd •••• Tares, et qr
Flour, see 280tb 99' 1 Sawginned - 6 I •"• I Miss A. JONES, only daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Jones,
ultimo English, fine 4, 0 -42 0 super .. 43 0 -44 0 - of Bala.
Tim"' °llehenn
......... 25. o. Mary, Walker, and Quiz, Luke, hence at Smyrna FROM TIIE LONDON GAZF.TTE OF FRIDAY. - " 1
' Para - - - •• • • Same day, by license, at St. Barnaeas Church, by the Rev. T.
Oak . ' e'-' cubic foot.
ft ~... . .......... 10 0- 15 0 Sanders, Bully ; Earl of Leinster, Sterry, and Hesperus, Ta- PARTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. Irish I
Oatmeal, efe I'. of 240thi DemeraraeSurinage&c -- - .... Nolan. Captain HAYES, of the ship Bury, ( f Lancaster, to Mrs.
Pine ..
........ ...
a. d. a. d. cey, hence at Constantinople J., F., arid A. Har, is. Liverpool, flour-dealers-J. Thompson Irish, new ..
350 Egyptian - 125 .... •• • •
MARY REES, widow of the late Mr. William Rees, hatter and
. /lush' , _ ............. 1 6 - 2 0
etrn r.common 00- o 0 Latimer, hence at Naples and R. Webster, Blackburn, Lancashire, tea-dealers-T. Nicolls - .... publican, Janaes-street.
. and. R. Gough, Chester, tobacco-manufacturers-T. Lloyd and
red ...... 1 0 - I 6 • '
B.P. Is meld. Dalkeith. Kruger, hence at Cette
R. Buchan, and J. Welch, Manchester, calico printers-W. LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. - - - 1 1
Venus, Thomas, hence at Havre
Danzig
Itlenael ..................... 1
yellow .. 1 2 - 1 7 The Charles Carter, for Bahia, and John Jardine, for Quebec, Barker audit. KuhlkeeLiverpooleea-deal ms-J.and S. Thornley,
Riga.re ....... ,' - • 10
... e A were in cont ict yesterday af ernoon below the rock. The for- Livertee I, bakers-F. Batty and H. H. Gibson, Liverpool, wine- esee.s MADDER, lit, CW/. S. d. s. d , 20 Laguayra — 1
5 - - , I DIED.
' At Amlwele aged 95, Mr. DAVID DAVIES, father tO Fe,
. cl ..................... 1 5-1 10 30s Od v. Id. mer lost mainboorn, &c., and put back ; the latter proceeded. merchants. Montreal,Pot 24 gH2S 0 Dutch, crop.... 76 0 -80 0 - 1 e• .... e
............ 18 - DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Pearl, new 25 o -25 6 Ombro .. 69 0 74 0 , 20 Carthagena - - 11
I 1 grandf Aber and great grandfather to upwards of 1(10.
At Calcutta. ie the prime of life, of cholera. Vt ILLIAM, son
PR,Ekee, ' J. Cowen, Penrith, Cumberland. draper. U. States, Pot 22 6 -23 0 Gamene .... 57 0 -67 o , -
&Lila's ,-, FRIDAY, Juev 19.-Wi d N., moderate. 1 _ . of Mr. WILLIAM SCOTT, of Woodhouse. near Leeds, second
Manilla
' "P INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S. ARRIvP:D.-Jona, Mon ison, Maranham-Peel's One, New R. Penny, Cockermouth, Cumberland, draper. Pearl none. Mull ri 0 00 ;
- - j ii I mate of the ship Cceur de Lion, from this port.
2964) Surat
J. Bolin, King William-street, Strand, London, book Seller. BARK Quercit 9 0 9 6 French, S.F. -62 0 67 0 ' -2 -31 s !-
Et:Q.ll)ox Orleans-Minerva, Wetherell, Minonichi-Magdaena, , 1 On the 13th of April last, on his passage home from Lima,
6: LlvE ' Outward. Home. Malta-Marchioness of Normanby. Leckbart, Quetec C. Clarke, Bandoury, Oxfordshire, finendraper. Oak', Is• ton #ar 0- 0 0 5.F.F... 69 6 -73 0 , - - ) ....
11 , aged 32 ye,:rs, Captain THOMAS lIUDDLESTONE, of the
Jamai to RPOOL, - BANKRUPTS. German.... 40- 5 0 E.5.F... 75 0 -82 0
E.5.F.F.83 0-90 0 ' - .... I barque Elizabeth Ratcliffe, only son of Era:ices Tyson, Wood-
Leee, es ........ .. enzi, Smith. Quebec-Black Prince, Supple, Bombay-Sea, Benjamin Harrison Hunter, Liver: 001, merchant, Aug. 2, 28, et
.11.1MSTONE,10. fon (---- ' side who was much respected and is deeply lamented.
.... - , , ,
ii/ ard IQ ~, ...... ~• •• • ••• . 0 .3 .0 I Cab 0 Nl•William, Lisbon-Nfina Diff, Newton, Alexandria.
ontlue • erem & ... : .5s Od® 30 ,es r a s (Egypt)- at halt-past 11 o'clock, at the I.iverpool District Court of Bank- Sicily, &c.., 50- 5 7 6 Spanish .... _ -es 01 bales
Bengal .... .
•• • ' I On the leth ult., at Newfoundland, in his 2;th year, the Rev.
Thee, as .... ' Bettie 20 0-00 1 30 0-40 0 Beuleh, :Ammo, Hong Kone--Jane May, May, Newfoundland, ruptcy : solicitors, iV/essrs. Gregory and Co., Bedford-row, Leer- Tuscany.... - -- Moreesses, le cwt. ,
ee)4ew Yaeee• .... ............... 50 0- 6a 0! 44 0- 55 0 tee -Excel, Sherris, Geitioa-Agenoria, Day. St. Petersburg- don ; and Messrs. !Antedate and liardswell, Lit erpool ; official a
...ASSIA LIGNEA,S. d. s. d St. Lucia, &c... 21 0 -22 0
I
'earl am eosi . ri• ••••'' • • • • 35 0- 50 0' 33 0- 44 0 Eli Whitney. Conn, and Ashand, Veilliams, Boston-Carroll of assignee, Mr. Stanv.my, Manchester. at cwt. in tei 62 0- 68 0 Demerara, &c.. 22 0 -25 0 . ; On tee 3rd instant, aged 7 years, THOMAS, only child of Mr.
PRICES ()F SHARES, JITLY 22.
1,, octal, s ~a,.° -.. : ..... 49 0-00!20 0 - 0 0 Carrolton. Bird, New York -Caleeonia, (stearnere Lott, Hali- Thomas Hare ,
my Vs andswor th, innkeeper. CLOVER-seen, es mot. Bar & Antigua. 26 0 -27 6 !
etZa(d)ariewasa w'hal; .. ••
. 30 0-00 ; 20 0- 0 0 fax and Boston-ecience, Vero, Pernambuco William Trutch, I3arkham-terrace, Southwark, London, china American, red4o 0-48 0 MuNJEKT, curt.. 45 0 -59 0 : . 1 ; On the 4th instant, at Great Crosby, after a lingering illness,
nritish ,4 ...................... 40 0- 50 0. 40 0- 51 9 clay-merchant. Dutch 50 0-53 0 OH, Olive, 4, 252 galls. I SIIARES. ; 12 ; Amt. Sales ; aged 9', Mr. RODS RT NEALE. •
New._ ort I, eee ...........
Jane Stanley, Ford, from Tobasco, at this port ; sailed 23d of James Smith aral Henry Titford, King-street, Snow-hill, Lon- French & Ger . .
rn 50 -58 0 Gallipoli ...... 45 ,i -47 0 f I
A. I paid. This Day. I On the sth instant, in Frenehwood-street, Preston, aeed 70,
Bneellrolatid,7erlea ..... 0 0 - 0 0 ' 0 0 - 0 0
May. Lett the Flora and Margarets loading for this pert. Off don, eng avers. COCOA, es, cwt. Trieste
River Pia• • **
• • • • ..
............
cs o - o 0 1 0 0 - 0 0 Tuskar, spoke the Perseverance, hence to Charles Cope, Edgbaston, Warwickshire, wine-merchant. Trinidad.... 42 0- 45 0 Simi 42 0 44 0 , RAILWAYS. '
i 1 Windle, in this county.
,8,..",t• Indietes •• • • •..... .. ' 30 0 Jona, Morrison, from Maranham, at this port ; sailed 15th John Carruthers, Black Mum, Lancashire, linendrapers.
.... .... 23 0-300 25 0 - Grenada .. }3oo_ 33 0 Malaga 42 a -43 0 1 Bolton and Preston
,euttla ... "•• • • • ...... 35 0 -40 0! 30 0 - (Wq ult. The Renown and Gipsy were to sail in a few days after- DIVIDENDS. Brazil Portugal tec .. 41 0 42 ' •
0 i Birkenhead and Chmter i 53 50 of Dumfries.
~,s'ataeia .......... •• " ...... 35 0 40 0350- 40 0 wards. On the 2d instant, in lat. 43 46, lone. 32 29, spoke the Aug. 10. R. Arnett, Oxford, baker-Aug. in, W. and I. Dun- COFFEE, r cwt. in bond. Levee t 39 e 42 o ; Dato half
3 Ulyatt, a tria Palm, e, t0n.... 27 0 -28 0 ' •
aeew So ....... •• • • .... 5 - 0 0 Odessa. from Dublin to r.t. kobn, N.B ,15 days t ut. On the nage, Tooley.street, London, plumbers-Aug. , •
uth wee, ....... 0 0- 6o o 105 0 - NC. Pearsall. jorde•tary g.e. }3O 0- 65 0 Ditto, new, issued at £33 dis. 1 so • 6
Fish,ee 252 galls. JOHN SANDERS, B.A.
Cape of Gond ea's • ...... •350- 40 0 35 0-40 0 sth instant, in lat. as 19, long. 46 49, spcke the I.ord Keane, fm Crowland, Lincolnshire, cattle-dealer-Aug.. 14a,zzard, I Sirming-harn and Gloucester
Saddle- good& tine o. 65 0- so 0 pale '34 0 -34 10 ; ey
Africa
.. - 'wipe •••" '• • • 40 o- 50 0 40 0 - Port ihilip to London, all well. On the 11 li instant, in tat. 50 Anderton, Cheshire, boilemmeker-Aug. 15, E F RET WALKER, or MARTIN.
itto quarter - 251 e
middling.... 82 0- g; 0 coloured. 31 a
Gibralta ..
.................... 40 0-50 0 4° 0- 52, lon. 20 5, sp, ke the Jessie Amelia, of Belfast, from Glasgow worth, Yorkshire, d ._ • - ---3 ° ! Birmingham and Derb
good mid. .. 100 0-110 0 Cod. '3l 10 -32 0 1
, Ditt 0 •hI cl Y
o ne-eig ti , litres - - the Rev. JAMES WILLIAMS HOSKINS, D.D., Prebendary
Lima. Vali:. •." .....
....... 30 0 _ ___ 105 0 - to Yer
CERTIFICATES
wn to the contrary on the fine mid. &c. 114 0-130 0 LINSEED, :ft. cu. `)1 6-27 0 '
sealta; s; ratarso, &c.• ...... 15 0-17 e 17 6-2 o 0 Vivid, Lakey, hence at leehorn. To be granted unless cause be she 1 Blackburn and Pres.on - of Wells Cathedral.
day of meeting. Dutch, triage Rane Dale do. 40 0 -41
Erne.-- 'elle, &c ..... 50 o-60 0 40 o- Salim, Wilkinson, hence at Nerve • 00l fruiterer-Aug. 9, E. Arrovs
mmith . )300- 50 0 .. ' 0 i Bristol and Gloucester
• ordinals, ..
e '•ea and r• '•, .. E. Reeve, Lwerp . folpen• 4c cw/- 25 0 -25 6 I Caledonian
elalaee . - eonstanti ..... .. 17 6-20 0 17 6-20 0 Hericricka, Plukker, and Christine Marie, Studding, hence at! Aug. 9.
ashire. mercer-Aug. g, J . Slack, Huline, Lance- good te fine o. 50 0- 60 0 RICE, V CR,/ 50 5 31 j BURY. sailmaker.
Madeira .........
• eoere. 30 0 - 0 0 40 0 - 0 0 Liehan .
~ Burnley. Lane .
shire, filtering machine-man
..
u'acturer. middling --650- 70 0 Carolina, dress.2l 0 -24 0 I Dublin and Drogheda
Westeree .. .............. • r 7- 2n o 17 6-St 0 Titus, Fisher, hence at Kiel INSOLVENTs (PETITIONERS.) good mid. _ : Dublin and Cashel
in bond 16 0 -18 0 I Dever, new.
,
- I ....... 15 o-20 0 15 0-20 0 Samuel, Prest, hence at Helvoet
Lisbon S'eS' Cai t I4t
Cadiz ........ 1e de Verds __ _ _ __ _ Vessels Sp: ken :-Wm Goddard, hence to Bos on, . h inst., John Formby, Gimat C
John M•Cable, Liverpoel, provision
emsby. Lanceshire, wheelwright.
• • dealer.
- fine mid., &c
Mocha - 80 0
50 0- 80 0 Bengal, ord. dol 1 0 -11 6 1
mid to fine -II g -12 6 I old .. . . Same day, at 7, Mount-street, after a few- days' "Mess, in her
&Stir year, MA RGARET,relict of the late Rev. JOHN TRIMBLE,
, Eastern Counties iQ5 23 125 of Halton, near Runcorn.
....
Pm_
..e ................... 20 0-25 0 17 6-20 0 in lat. 50, long. 10 : Arethosa and D . -th instant, in lat. 46,
..,_.___..,„,_..,,,....__ . _
...
"onoit the oth instant Ceylon - 95 0 African
reei'leS„ . ................... 20 0- 17 6-20 0 long. 31; Covenanter, hence to Quebec, "'le. I Created at £l6 13s. 4d.
es ageetelr ................... 30 0 - 20 0- 25 0 --- _ -----
MEETINGS ov CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOT. Java - 50 0 RUM, tf,, gallon, in b:und. . 1
i Peritettial -5. 13s 4d , LECHE, fanner, a native of Beeston, Cheshire, but a resident
.-. e•eu g, 13,. ............ 40 ft -50 0 30 0- 40 0 NT.N W. fresh.
SATURDA Y, Jeer 2n.-Wind , . .
1 d 28tI JeLY• -• Havana Jemaica, ; Eastern Counties, Itegistered..... 12 ,of the village in which Ire died for more than 60 years.
wotteneese
eelher, &c 50 0-60 0 40 0-50 o m New 1 ork. sat e 1 110va good& tine.. 40 0- 50 0 12 to 16 0.1)... 26-2 10 '
Peterse -se etre:Ml(llm. •• • • o 0 o o - ARRIVED -Victoria,
• ' Hartshorn. fro 23 William Bond (let
' aives-Dero of Acre, Jones, • , , , ) District Court, 12 St. Domingo.. 30 0- 32 0 stronger , Edinburgh and Glasgow 5O \ 50 Same day, in Brownlow-hill. aged 78, MA RTHA, widow of
3 0 - 3 6 ! •
°Porto ufg• Riga, &c. - 0 0 - --- June-Jessamine Miller. from 6on
m Montreal-Scipio, Stir. 23. J tines Alexander Forrest, (Ist) Ditto, 12 Brazil , Ditto Qr. 125 les JOSEPH Sel. TII, coal-agent, a meimber of the Society of
from Savannah 'Aeelaide. Foote, fro , 30 0-- 34 0 choice marks.. 4 0- 5 0 I
....---ge_________ ...... - o o - -- ~ ,
m Meenti-Ernma. se Me from •
1 erento-S 1 Merle!) 15, John Clemman,
y I , (proof and dive .... . Ditto, 12 , Laguira 4O 0- 80 OSA FFLoWER, 41, CRI. Ditto Leith and Newhaven .. 20 20 15 Friends.
"ng' mr°- GI e Flora shields, from ilig,a-Lebed, 26, James Taylor, (2nd) Ditto, 11 Glasgow, Paisley, & Greenock.. 25 25 42 Same day, aged 16, JOHN, son of Mr. DAVID LINNEY,
Toe. Storm, from Cherbourg ,
elagdalen, —, from Belfast. 'A, Edward Pritchaid, (2nd) Ditto, Dvewoops, ere tom .e. 8. .e. 8. Bengal,
New . 125 125 Tenterden-street, Scotland-road.
e eSg-Between Chard and Ilminster, a distance of Dorsholm, from Lebau- 12 Logwood, Jam. 5 15- 6 0 good 8,: fine,t 7 o-7 10 On the 12th instant, at St. Helens, after a long illness, aged
e Miles, there are four gates-nearly one gate a mile , • 'f r Africa-Malcolm S'
SAILED.-Biunde, NI Lean. 0 .. . . , imon, for 30, Joseph Fletcher. (2ndl - 6 5 ord. & mid 410- 6 10 Ditto 6 per cent. interest .. 74 ii
T. , - Washington, Benson, for Virginia-Arab, NI esurier, Aug. 2, Benjamin Harrison limiter, (iste
~, sincaoore- • Ditto, 11 Glasgow, Paisley and Ayrshire .. 50 50 33 years, the beloved wife of Mr. e. ItOeINSON.
e , -LINDER STORMS AT OXFORD.-This city ana ItS arid Thomas Edward, Kendr ck, for Ila ilax-Native, Al'en • Campeachy 7 10- 7 12 Bombay - 2 16
,Gi ceriock, pi eference - _ Same day. alter a long and severe affliction, aged 76, MARY,
s'eighbourbood were vieited on es d
•...urseay and Friday by Marearet, Joyce. and George. Harley, from Quebec-Prout' --'n-- .-- ---"---n--
. Fustic, Span... 3126410 , BA I.TPETZIL, V Cul•t. S. d. s. u Grand Junction
;WO violent thunder storms. On l'hurscloy, in the Mid- ' , for Buenos Ayres- Johanna Frederick, Dorneke, ,Or - Tampico 5O-5 5 i East India el 6-26 6 50 107 ex. d On the 13 h instant, aged 72, LUCY, wife of elm WILLIAM
50
;Ile of the day it commenced with very vivid flashes of Barcelona-Jarrow, Lock, for St. Petersburg-Therma Brandt - 55 ' SouthArnericani3 6 -14 0 Ditto half shares
Quarter 25 10 371 BARBER. Bilk acad.
Llithtnin f'l d b h .1 f I d d f Danzie-Freedorn, Ley, tor Palermo -T e te e '
g, o, owe V eavy pea s o t ain er, an the or mem sD, ..11KIICSS, Cuba
NICARAGUA WOOD.
6 0- 7 0 SHELL LAC, .4.,.. Clet. in bond.
Orullge e I One-eighth
"mu 61' 0 Great Western lO3 75 I ton, aged e 1.2. Mrs. ELIZABETH HARTLEY.
electric fluid struck the vane on the top of one of the pin- for Galataz- ',tuna, Gromtwahl, for Swinnerriunde. DAYS. Mare. FYN. HEIGHT HOLYDAYS, ETC.
0 Rio de la Bache liver and block 33 0 -45 6 Ditto Half Shares - 4 On the 14th instant, aged 6 months, cii A RIES, infant son of
aeles on the beautiful towar of :\logtialen College, passed
d 0 Betsey and Susan, Frant ------
" -- solid - 11 0 SKiNs, Ditto Fifth Shares
" the iron rod s.upporting the vane into the stone, Krederickshaven. zen, from this post, for Frederica, off Tuesday 23 4 2 433 14 2 clean
WI, •,_ Wednes. 24 5 6 544 13 1 610 710 , Chinchilli, do. 10 0 25 0 ,
, Great North ot Epgland lOO 100 ex new Same day, THOM AS TIPPER, infant son of Mr. THOS. PAR-
"eu it ht • d 1 ntered into the interior of the Nautilus Rennels sailed f • small - KINSON, chemist, Scotland road.
-
toe,_ satet e , ant e _ ~ , . , 'rim Palermo, 21st June, and Thurs... 25 625 7 7 13 1 St. James I Lima, solid .... 13 0- 15 it I Seal, each - 2 1 '
st:er, down tile staircase, chipping pieces off the stone i-1 j h
'leen, Rae , .B.li June. both for this port. Friday.. 26 748 826 1.1 3 1 Harwood, Ango.s 0- 5 5 SHUMAC, le.• cwt. Until
• u ntl Selby i (paid up) - 100 Cn the lath instant, aged 27, JOSEPH, son of Mr. WM.
dolas.es it Passed down, and finally out at one of the win- . 0 pinta, Kolff ; Freclerich eN iihelm, echutt, and Hercules, Saturday 2; 9 o 931 14 4 Gaboon .... 3 10- 4o , Sicily Leicester and Swannington .... 50 50 TAY LOR, watchmaker, Basnetestreet.
Diednchson, hence at Pleat' 9°,- 9 3 Lancaster ana Preston 5O 471 On the 15th instant, ELIZABETH, tbe beloved wife of Mr.
Sunday. 28 gtg 10 25 15 10 isth Sunday after Trinity camwood .... 10 0- 21 0 Palermo
timbre', Some of the stones of the pinnacle falling on the Lai Ktlh Id F " 9 u -10 0 Ditto tin ee-quarter shares.... - -
29 10 50 11 14 17 3 I
c is. o e o t • riedericke Krause • I ovel Lass Wat Monday.
him d ',es of one of the servants of the college, knocked kins dj 1 .• *" '• ' Y • - Red San. Wood 75- 1 Trieete 10- 8 0 Ditto and Carlisle
wri, L „ ~ an oin W illiam, t't ulff, hence at Danzic ________ FLAX, la ton. ' Verona 4 0- 6 0 L umerous circle of
__________ _
On Prii'd out fortunately he was not seriously hurt. Charlotte Fredericka, Wallis, a I iverpool and Manchester
in th aY the nd Elizabeth, Riches, hence at Riga. P.T.R. .. 35 0- 36 0 , Tyrolese - 8 0 25 25 , relatives and friends.
e after second storm commenced abeut two o'clock Swinnemunde LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. - 33 0 Su GA a, se. cwt. Ditto quarter shares
Ditto half shares
i On ti e 16th instant, aged 3 years, HARRIE , e g
"rioos d 11", t, and we hale not heard of its doing any Otte Sodekende, Preston, and Dolores, Cove, hence at Copeu- Direct. ' I direct ' Direct. !Indirect Archangel .... 36 0- 42 0 B.P. Muscovado Stock. 100 226 daughter of Mr. JOHN SMITH, 65, St. A .
nne-street.
London and Birmingham
a labo arna haeen I lime but severe Mimes, aged 33,
orer, ,sge to the lit ighbou-hood ; but a young man, . Dutch & Elem. 45 0- 80 0 ; moist brown 54 0 -54 6 Ditto quarter
WM Struck rSitg under a wail on the Charlbur •-road, Glory, Meyer, hence at Hamburg Australia . _ Mch. 29. Lima .
1.. April 25. GALLS, 9f), cwt. ' dry brown .. 15 0 -57 0 Ditto i shares
the SPOt. V the It ht • • ' 1 Anna, Lucht, and Aurora, lieyn, hence a Bremen. Bahia .... _ June 4 Maranham - 1 June 12. .. Turkey, blue .. 57 0- 58 0 good & mid.. 5s 0 -60 0 London & Brighton
tee..
„,.., on
~ g. ning, and lolled instantaneously on Seel-street.
Barbadoes .. . 25 Mauritius .. April 20. mixed 45 0- 48 0 fine &v. fine 64 0 -(7 0 Ditto Loan Notes
On the 19th inst., at Davenham Rectory, Cheshire, HELEN,
CT vt, oodste,„`.neyarm of Mr. Southern, at Wootton, Bombay .. .. May 20. Mobile .. - 54 0 Mauritius, 414
‘ London and South Western .... 50 wife of JOHN FORMBY, Esq., of Bootle, near Liverpool.
" Were i,. ''', nineteen out o a
aPot. •4 lag and f flock of twenty sheep SUNDAY, Jure( 21.
ARRIVED.-Oneco, Taylor ; Eleaner, Lovett, and Fanny, B. Ayres .. .. .. 1 Monte Video. .. April 28 GINGER, V cwt. dabs and mo 45 0 -53 0 Ditto, 10th shares - - Same day, at her house, in Moss-st eet, MARY AN
. NE, relict
er some trees were also killed- on the Lovett, from New Orleans-Milton, Dixon, from Mobile-Jchn Calcutta . .. ,
May 15. N. Orleans .. .. June 21. Barbadoes .... 45 0- 50 0 brown & yel. 52 0 -58 0 Lyons anti Av•gnon
, TIRE e., C. G. Hope .. May 5. New York .. .. June 30. Jamaica 6O 0-200 0 fine yellow .. 59 0 -63 0 se 93
anchester, Bolton, & Bury .... 100
nave e. „errteme, T„ Foster, , from Cape Coast Castle-Isabel, —, from 40 On the 21st instant, aged 5 weeks and 4 days HARRIET, the
E. India, in bd. 15 0- 20 0 East India, Bengal
Charleston .. June 26 Pernambuco . .. .. Manchester and Birming-ham.... ;o infant daughter of Mr. JAMES PEND ' *
fo "Illaert h - flallmorricA.-The attempts which Antigua-Tyro, Symonds, from Lisbon-St. David (stearnere 7 LEBU KY, Duke's-dock,
L ruled n ° een rnaa —, from Havre-Tartan, Nceker, from St. Petersburg- China .... .. May 26. Rio Janeiro.. .. May 24. Giese es cwt. Khaur l5 0 -52 0 Ditto and Ditto Extension ..
I;(0)
71) Liverpool.
eaes, e -II the , . ...e to give to musical instruments Demerara .. June 18 Savannah .. .. June 25. Arabic, Turkey 80 0-140 0 brown & yel. 52 o -56 0 Manchester and Leeds 3O
50 I Same day, suddenly, aged 3 th
~... a, Mr ..t. prlnci,,t ~„ . p Lessing, Newnah, from Danzic-Boykett, Reed, and Henry. East India. 24 0- 78 o good and fined 4 o -67 o Ditto half shares
usOntee,,,,,te gre„ tee Or nolina, the power of the organ, Morrison, from Stettin-Henrietta, Klle, from Rotterdam- Havaim .. .. „ 13. St. Helena .. .. .. 25 2
aehie_ at, "et Part, failed ; but the " Organo Har- James T. Ford, Day, and Indus, —, from Quebec Jamaica .. .. „ 22. Valparaiso . .. Aprills. Barbary 56 0- 58 0 ' extra fine... 6s 070 0 Ditto quarter shares of Mr. JAMES BROWN, letteri,ress printer, 3, Strickland-
-100 100
ves v extensi Eaguira .. .. „ 12. Vera Cruz .. .. June 1. Senegal .... no u- 1 ,
1 Manilla in bd. 16 o -2o o Midland Counties
Merit 8 ery ire ,- ve amplification of the Seraphine, Lowdy
. .SeAareELD.d-Jzsepctia. I,,eiTi,
tfr
secalicabooer-ANzotiacd, t , - 1M1N11M.....11.1. r
,
in ey ° called Puttant results ; aad no doubt the instru- " - 31 0 i brown l7 019 e I.sth Shares - .
ery will h Petrie-, PaerynamalULs Crarrleesa darter, atroead, Baahia-Pnasciofine; , ontshot 28 0- 20- 0 . ye:low ...... 20 0 -22 o Norch Midland
tion nr.Mosieel h -ecome a necessary piece of furniture liall ; Rapp.ihannock, Drummond ; and George Washington, • PACKET LIST. -
Rig'a, Rhine ..31 0- 32 0 1 white 0rd.... 24 0 -26 0 Ditto new 5O 40
.
Will he "n, eld m.;°11,". A specimen of this new neplica- Allen, New York-Kilby, Muir, New Orleans-Union, Heyde ; GENERAL PoST-oFFICE, July 19. outshot 29 0- 30 0 1 good & fine.. 28 0 -31 0 Ditto £33 6s 8d 33e 21i (From the Railway Magazine of Saturday.)
,
°Pp.,- eznibit rr'ne'Ple th 'd f Mr. W. E. Evans, Providentia, Deswelgh ; Jupiter, Morrison ; Vigilant, Mulley- g uO-0 0 I Brazil, in bond.
• -Ite si -em at ... , e i-ea o
rva Briex, and Palmyra, —, Ostend-Johanna, :ie. e. F ..,, sel-•-', o A I-4 re re e. et te •-•?' 6.. e. eE2 e.” 4 r, g: c,..4 Archangel .... j North Union ........... ...... too 75
' ' WI that ,„, Later .0t air. Smith's rooms, 47, Bold-street,
reet aurat :
kinM,inAergu;, Lunde ; Elide, Gram, Iceland-Galathea, Bru- "wee F.: se o. e; e mg. es M ,e, re fee et, te.S.F.e,, le,* re er Eel', ,?; se Manilla
Bombay 22 0- 23 0 1 brown
14 020 0 I yellow 15 0 -18 0
0 0 0 0 North British - - The following calculation of the last weekly returns of 47
railways, r ,655 miles in length, given in our present number
flatlet, •••' a lar • The appearance of this instrument
men ; Elise, Schultz, and Zollverein, Blanch, Stettin-Delphin, ge e. el F 2 ".; •r•
,0 2, ,>l%, p 5-3. „c; rs .92. pro 7-1: 0 a •••• K' H Newcastle and Carlisle - - •
Jute
,
g hitl ge bur -" 4 '-' `''• - wag 'in B ' i'Z' r. o t"., P h,. I Ditto quarter shru-es - -
.
'
. etieete len° be eau, For chamber pedal practice, Leith, and Ferdinand, Hoff, Rostock-Carreline,
_Storm,. Chris- Is. es -gse,re 02 2 , 0 -,-,,,, =go3=* Z a. - ' M HIDES, Ox and Cow, 20 rb , good and fine 22 0 -24 0 18 railways, 492,673. The receipts for passengers on 47 railway%
. that e°f tone ea been cont " dhlf o efficient. The tiinstadt-Neptunus, Luckman, Ditto-N nendsehap, Sap, for
.m,..e, M eie 'a' Fe
,i. e rie,, 0.0. x
e,
~,,
v., 0, ,4 2
B. Ayres and Monte Video. I TALLOW, V CO. _,,_ .4,94,676 ; ditto for goods on 43 railwa m £2 012 •
. Newcastle and Darlington June. 25
_
eith eloitt A - rive a S ,• • ereburg-J. Caroline, Boskhamp 0 5;0 a ~., Preset:ln and Wyre y , 7„ total,
certei e .2E 1 ea by this instrument is similar to Dordt-Rodolph, Suger, St. P
al ° oPho etHanih r Stolpe, Biet '`. 0 ' ' Ds .91: en '''' PD .c 1 ii to •91. „,,tiliS: 1,./.3 gt inferior & mid. 0 5e- 0 6 P'burgh, Y.C. 41 9 -42 0 Paris and ROuen - - £121,687. This is an average of £724 per mile per week. The
stops 4Y of nlore b n, but of greater bulk in volume, and Antwerp-Elizabeth, Schuder,
" g-R
h Palermo
cke, Dan- 2 r. ::-.: x , ; ~, ca. ~.pie; 0.7, gzi i.;.i... 0 ~, good & prime.. 0 65- 0 7,1 Odessa 41 0 -41 6 - 38 receipts for the corresponding period of last year on 1,586
ril • Leghorn-Ellen, oc e,
zic-Malcolin, Malcolm,
____ g
(4 1g , g. 2, Z., C..... 6. 0 ii," tO '- ' 7,5 z -,. Do. salted .... 0 4e- 6 51j Archangel 39 6 -40 0 Paris and Orleans - miles were £112,145, or at the rate of £-C 1 1
eemmisied the age liancY• Certain combinations of the el 3 ''' '.3 te Pie te el 511 y, see g es 5 Paris and Lyons - - i • per mi e per week
te etre of the rn ~ N. Amer. salted 0 35- 0 34, Buenos Ayres.. 34 0 -39 6 100 100
_lll..retit
ee cte, an, swell pedals frequently produce
Ann, e from Bombay for Liverpool, was spoken gth in- ELt3 °.t3 '' Vflr'•• -41,3g..5. fee ei . Runcorn Gal) - Commit( t
, Wallin. Yi Creme u anY Slow movement, with an under
iit. a loft rlllg „ stant, in lat. 43 N. long. 29 W. Anne Mary, from Calcutta for -0 6 13 6 1-,. azi =g 1
(„, F.,. F,
~,, I,ll' a. Brazil - 0 6il TAR, 43, brl. Ditto, preference - - gers. Money. ,
-Nutt . ageries Progressions says one of Spohr's this port was spo'ken 10th instant, in lat. 43 N, long. 32 W. e 3 dry salted.. 0 44- 655 Stockholm .... 11 6 -12 0 Rouen and Havre ----. —__ tastyear Fr,
"4 pea °L expr. t rnaY be i ' •"e
• 1I bl • ' d 1 for the Cape of Good Dope, was li,Z (9 "8
ei° ? 20:4:-gg . e a Rio, dry
1/4_ Sheffield and Manchester - £lB5 £'l64 35
exerei 41 play." 881011. I? nvested witii an Inca cu a e sir John Beresfor , rence
of Scilly. sees, e.,..., ......„..”-„,_, —..e.._`.3 ~-.., \--.,-.....J M Valparaiso, dry 0 5- 0 6 Carolina lO 0 -10 6 4 Birmingham and Derby .... -
appeineea eO.. 111 g, ind_ or the domestic practice of fuges spoken 15th instant, 50 miles wrt Quarter 25 -se
hia for this port on the 30th re el e„, Odessa, &c. dry 05- 0 6 Virginia - 313 e
••• m es te. 1 ret South Eastern and Dover Birmingham and Gloucester.. -
4 111 2919 2164 428
Brandling Junction B7O 911 2
1 0•a to "flectea v!d for ever one of the mechanical
f ita alter • '4 with Y • May
Pow" Ifietv organ study, this instrument
See 44d a • len bl
-_,. a e facir •
, ttergiaer;aveniti tai, . Ines. A public exhibition Courier, Elliot, sailed from a a
Funchall, Stubb, sailed from Trinidad 13th June, and Emma, 1.t..•
Weeks, 14th June, both for Liverpool . _ re
r.
ei
e es 0
4 °.
o
oes o
re
a
O re. a
o `,',••,- i
,i7ee: '1 —W. India, dry.. 05- 0 6 TARTAR, le cwt.
Et.
ri salted.. 0 43-- 0 54 Cream of Tartar 63 0 -64 0
East India .... 0 7- 1 0 brown and yel
1 .48 0 -54 0 D•New ehares
South Western
MU)* shares 5O
-
- 20 -
Chester and Birkenhead .. . 61565 602 606 14
e. Dublin and Drogheda . • 18847
eNIe T• m h n CD 0 ~,, 0 M %P. a < 01 l'•
r a Kips, B.A. dry. 07 - 0 85, TEA, *l6. in bond. e 792 - -
in e • °Rill./ t• ' Place to-day and to-morrow.- Adriana, Dodd sailed from Barbadoes ,6th June nu P
~ er e e e
.4 , _
g `.l es res- co a Shrewsbury and Grand Junction. - Dublin and Kingstown
qco q 7, r•S ei Horse, d. each 0 0 -13 0 Bohea, Canton 0 4- 0 6 - -
, lenge,,,,NG 0,, Hassel, 17th June- and Jesscy, Jackson, 20th June, all for Li. el a iii, . ,
~.., , , r, J.,
.ii
SIS Fokein - Scarborough - Dundee and Arbroath 63184 282 307 a
Plieatie„-se r•O tile .41t ka ri Et-. '.4 '' ga x ,9. g. r, Hossz HAIR, 4t, tb. Tunis and Bo d
ur eaux - Durham and Sunderland .... 2986 432 675 2
e - .rO., ee, verpool • .9. a Short
tion th: °. Beiee "otte ----yr e have much pleasure Willie L P • gton sailed from Jamaica for this port V , Z i ..,..g c 4
-- - - Trent Valle
',517 2539 2515 41
ee i eof m arge, ennin , o es • ri, 064 0 8 mid. to fine. 1 6 2 6 r 293
count ' north 11 re our readers a successsul ap- B 0 g 0 -4 D-cr 0- ~, mixed
WEll, stori 17th June t Portsmouth, o
til se et .
.1 • . 1 6 2 0 mid. to good 1 3 110 25 Eastern Counties...
so ex new
re long tails ..... 10- 1 4 Twankay, com. 1 LI- 1 2 1.0--. 25 21016 igos 1662
the •IY' The eh of iyi lig to a perpendicular posi- Rosita, Fuentes, from London for Liverpool a 0 re and North Midland Glasgow and Ayr at
e• ..-„,-, „el; combed 25 22807 1296 1401
404 4lh cent ureh is
sii arket Weston Church, in this with foretopmast crostrees carried away
sail 5 .1 Half Shares 123 ex div Glasgow and Paisley 2
pro I ed Ilth June for s INDIGO,* tb. in imed• Pekoe, Orange 14-2 8 Ba 100 Grand Junction - 8680 9037 10
tie again te '• in iniP°Bed to have been erected in Isaac, —, hence at Ascension, and rl = el et H r 0 Bengal- Campoi, nk of Liverpool 29 10
Great North of England .... - 1709 1525 579
Under n Yea u"0 it Ichaboe at „es Tr ..9 •etoo- 0 0 com. to good none ---- Borough Bank
eatee stern,. „it's since . was injured by lightning, 0. pur. & viol i Great Western 427845 17996 15232
11 lt Racehorse, Punchard; Harriet L, Picot ; Mars, Brooks ; Py- 1:-, Sv . te.
O St ..
4 r. blue & violet 0 0- 0 0 Hyson Skin.. _
• 10 - 1 1 ....._ Commercial of Liverpoo en to ai
and Manchester -
.
°tad th eeeallary t'l Fte time ,_ was much shattered by a
Lass, Dean, and Iron Queen, O'Brien, ts• ; , .
East of England ....... ... ••`• 10 Liverpool 5416 5342 10
thagorus Carnie ; Jersey 00- 0 0 mid. to fine 14- 1 10 20 London and Birmingham _ 19161 19105 10
de U e %boy ° effect sad now arrived when it be- cs. ;43 V blue . M'cliester & L'poolDset... 10
Ilse nett -e-roe • a Perf hence at'Rio Janeiro 5 .0 ~ violet, & tine 50- 5 6 Souchong,com. 12- 1 4 10 London and Blackwell
"..reltt 011tw stlone,, eet restoration, as from age Heyworth, Owen, hence at Port Republicain ,I. o . ord. & mid. 43- 5 0 good to fine 16- 2 9 Northern and Central ...•
10 10 ex div London and Brighton
the tiled tbardly 1.9 . " Casualties the north wall had Helen Munro, —, hence at Jamie! = itil Pekoe, flowery 20- 3 0 North and South Wales.... 500 2
Se . eut Inches f " a -
. . violet Eir cop.l 3 3_ • 0
1000 London and Croydon
wei e Periete ter cleat , tom the perpendicular, and Sealby, Bell, hence at Cape Haytien sr mixed .. I 148011, com... 18- 2 2 Royal of Liverpool ........ „ee 7i London and Greenwich
• b gut ef• w, . ndence ruction of the building. Under Jos. Wheeler, Reid, and Reward, Hogg, hence at Jamaica f,- .
sop. g. & fine. 2 6- 4 0 fine 2 6- 4 o South Lancashire ........ •""'
20 10 Southwestern ............
•
1 1 ralliebe °Leh ea °f Mr. Cottin b is wall the
111 by LUPto th d been eale i g am, th ( Richard Watson, Seeds, hence at Demerara
Mary, Pottet, hence at Barbadoes .
L., ' a ..., E, . -.
te ord. Sr mid. 1 ,6- 2 6 Young Hyson 10- 3 0 Liverpoot Union .......... ee 10 - 8443 8033 71
Manchester, Bolton, and BU
, Margaret, Miils hence at Trinidad • E. king Co ..... ee ry - 695 690
laity 2 3- 4 3 Imperial - 3 3 Liverpool Ban 20 7* 31
, tray ' "eut th -ePerPend' '
u ated at 240 tons) has been i. L ... ,i• eon. qu Manchester and Birmingham. - 3298 2838 92a
Wilts d Dorset. .........
an
es de 1 4- 4 0 Gunpowder,
, Th "led tee bars .ictilar, by the procese of expand- .e. '-' L-5- P. Ou .......... 100 100 Manchester and Leeds and(
1 eae b Shtl ec of IrOn 24i Antonio, Cornforth, hence at Lima " 4 a a 9, . -ss Exchange Buildings ...... e .....
madras
........ 23- 4 6 good and fine 20- 5 0 • ex di,' Hull and Selby 7901 6274 6* 41
• 4 se ton NNater) -
!ttirl aro Nil. noected b ' nches in diameter,which Esk, Massy, hence at Bahia Z‘i ca ; ; Guatirnals, So lb. TOBACCO, V lb. in bond. L'pool oaid Harnng 200 200
in e• Drpjee, tch had oth tbe walls of the church, Irt, Greer, sailed from PernambuCo for Fahnouth Ist June 411 ":4 .2
_ c_e_______________ Works ............ ...... Midland Counties - 10152 13251 -
Floras ...... 4 0- 4 g J. River, Leaf.. 0 2-0 21
.
• be Sat ir 'et' be ........ 100 Stock. Newcastle and Carlisle - - 1880 :557 4
• Screws worked on one end of them BERBICE, 17th June.-A drogher with sugar for the Kelsick --,-- z Z Z Z .30- 4 0 Stemmed 00- 0 0 itto ..........
Bootle D .. . - _
.
' 1•0 es n° here Y(111d the 80 t es New Gas & Coxe um •• • • NewcaStle and North Shields 19517 400 466 2
, Wood, that sailed for London Isth June, got on a stump which m se• 2 2 i Sobres ... -.. 100 Stock.
, aeOutiere fell s filled with li u h wall) were enclosed ',I Cortes ...... 2 0- 3 0 Kentucky ..., 0 2_ " L'pool
le ht Company .... 100 100 North Midland _s,
cb a yex ghted charcoal. When the went through her bottom, and damaged seven of the hogsheads R..' A ;.,•• ;a
+ll Carracas, •
Fle 39- 4 6 Maryland .... oo- o o L'pool Gas ig - - st.
..' Nem l? fie, Panded b JAMAICA, 23d Ju ' k from St. eo i2l X K IC . Z 30- 4 0 TURMERIC, V cwt. in bond. Ditto new shares. - 90 North Union .. 8654 1575 1019 12u8
Sobres ......
etioaljn. haze ly te t, y the heat, the screws were jago de Cuba for Snwei;a-sTeah,epuMt airis; turgedallieiliC
joarkaret,cle,au
y.,
hay- in r„ P 0 a 1 Marine AssUranCe.. Paris and Orleans
• ae unda - = II I 6-• 2 9 Bengal Liverpreo ) 100 25
eslPlall' e°tlliela Were then maged south wall. The ing struck on the Formegas Bank, and must repair s< Cortes ...... 12 0 -13 6
. ee lei LAC DYE,* lb• , * cwt. - lo 93
. wh°l 7 With eneed. Gralmolved, and the process of 74 ..1:•!. '''' 0. ias .• TURPENTINE Company
Preston and Wyre • ' 3881 e 510 362 -
ere - 2 6 American ... 39_ 8 9 Marine Assurance
L.fe
• Irt; ' D.T. and pri 20 25
.
exe“, ass
_. their
__eviousua.ly the bars contracting 16 V max t • Liverpool Fire ana i
.19903 626 476 -
' ~,, nine ;, ur tile „, ter MONDAY, 22d JULY.-Wind variable. • n• Mid. to good 0 5- A lA, 18. 0,,, a
je . ,
A mance Company lO 10
: m 1 ster ssl South Eastern ...- -
• d & infer. 0 le- 0 4 Smyrna, pickedls 0 -21 0 M c-le . , an 10 10
euOla ',self :' wan to fl_ expanSion, compelled the sAieeng-Wanderer, Dixon, Ichaboe-Alexander Liddell, . •
. . ,e or . les Comp y
P -iv 411 ' and • 0 low the irresistible ower now 'ddell Ibrail-Cle • • • : Morea Apothccar
10 0 -15 0 100 100 9263 466 441 92s
00
eo .._ e_ n . p Li . iettain, Williams, Quebec-Earl of Leicester, . •
. . . ga• MADDER Boors *cad.
a Harrineton Docks Ulster
, rse ._ ~ to r successive operations the Ballard, R • • te (1- e 6 0 WAX, BEss'* cwt. its bond. - • c 20
“.1 116 ori • io Grande-Phoenix, Knipe, and ',eerie, Brabander, e, es 01 Srn3rna ........ 73 , 161 480 • - -
t guial perpendicular.-Bury Antwerp-Robert Parker,
A a AndertonCarrying ompany • • Yarmouth and Norwich . e. • 7423
, Boston-Thetis, Vaughan, E. pc, o o 0 Tripoli & Syria 0 - 10
7 7 29 20 , Yerk aud North Mbiland....... . -. . - 26 3 10
2
I St. John, N.8.-Mersey, Steel, Oporto-Mary Campbell, Boyd, el • ' r cr., .., ..
French .• ...... none East India „
I Vera Crux, and Belfast, Clarke, Africa '
.. .
... ..., V V us
.. 1 Nikploo ip, p '"'""' 7' ---7., I Americas ...., 7 3-7 37 6
~ Steam Tug Company l9 19 ,ex div a See Mittiamti Counties,
.

TIDE TABLE.
DAYS. 51 RN. EVN. HEIGHT HOLYDAYS. RTC.
Tuesday 23 4 2 433 14 2
Wednes. 24 5 6 5 44 13 1
Thurs... 25 625 7 7 13 1 St. James
Friday.. 26 748 826 1.1 3
Saturday 27 9 0 9 31 14 4
Sunday. 28 9t9 10 25 115 10 81.11 Sunday after Trinity
Monday. 29 10 50 11 14 17 3 1

PRICES OF GRAIN.
Wheat, v 70Ib .... red s. d. 3. d. s. d. s. d
Eugli h 8 2® 8 4 white . • —®
Ditto, old
Irish
Ditto, old
Rye, English, v —— Irish6o/b ——
Barley, English -
Scotch & Irish,v 6015 4 3 4 9 d 0..... ——
Malt, English, 70, qr 62 0 —65 0 brown.. ——
Irish
Oats, v. 7015.
E'lish & Scotch, new 3 1 3 3 old —--
Irish. fine qualities 2ll 3 0 \
good -
middling
undried —— -- black .. 2 B—2 10
Welsh 2 10 2 11 old ....
Beans, English, vqr 3B 0 --40 0 do. .... --
Scotch& Irish,v4Bo% 35 0 —3B 0 d 0..... --
Pease, English, white..l 40 0 —42 0 blue.... ——
Do. & Irish.... maple' 36 0 —37 0 grey .. 32 0 —34 0
Tares, 19, qr • —— Foreign. 30 0 —32 0
Flour, v 28016
English, fine 4l 0 —42 0 super .. 43 0 —44 0
Irish
22 3 —22 9 old .... 21 6 —22 0
Oatmeal, 1
~ '. of 2401t,1
.

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
Direct. 'I direct Direct. Indirect
Australia • . Mch. 29. Lima
Bahia .... June 4 Maranham
Barbadoes .. 25 Mauritius
Bombay .. .. May 20. Mobile ..
B. Ayres .. 1 Monte Video. .. April 28
Calcutta . .. May 15. N. Orleans
C. G. Hope .. May 5. New Yolk .. June 30.
Charleston .. June 26 Pernambuco .
China .. May 26. Rio Janeiro .. May 24.
Demerara .. June 18 Savannah
Havana .. „ 13. St. Helena
Jamaica .. „ 22. Valparaiso . Aprills.
Laguira „ 12. Vera Cruz