The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-04-08 00:00:00

MANCHESTER STATE OF TRADE

AR skated in our last report, the tendency of the American
accounts which came to hand ou Monday, was rather against
the opinion that the supply of cotton will be deficient. This
has damped the Liverpool market, and cancelled • he eighth of
a penny per lb., which was gained last week. With all eyes
intently watching the course of the raw material. upon which
the state of business with us so greatly depends, it is a natural
consequence, that the buoyancy which sprung from advices of
a different character, some ten or twelve days op), should now
have disappeared from our own market. On Tu -sday there
was a gene's! quietness. which reduced operations both in
yarns and goods; and, since 'hen, the indisposition for busi-
ness amongst the various class"s of buyers has in no degree
diminished, but rather the contrary. In Yarns, the home
consumers hive done extremely little; and the India mer-
chants have scarc&y entered into any transaction. Tho

mans have bought Cautiously and sparingly ; yet their offers
have shown that a good many orders would be given out if the
spinners would take slightly lower prices than they are willing
to do. Speaking generally, last week's advance of id. per lb..
and in some things id., appears to be now lost. Warps and
pin-cops have suffered more tan reeled water twist. As regards
goods, there is an increased dulness in domestics, particularly
the better sorts for home con,umption, and their previous
value is hardly sustained. Printing cloths are inanimate,
without change in value. The transactions in 40-inch shirting's

at. “,..ttutett ; anti rue mu rise in value. oceasionea
thy ree-ttt impulse fro, the east, can no loneer he obtained

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TUESDAY, APRIL I. Wind W„ moderate.
AfinivEn.—Queen Pomare ; Onward, Crosby, and Carnatic
Deve'eux, from New Orleans—Adept, Burns, an-+ Barbara
Houston, Callao—Blarney (s.s.), O'Reilly, Rotten am—Emily
West, Porto Rico—Juno, Moran, Savannah—Gertrude, Mid.
dlemist, Sand Island.

Stoteshnry, for Philadelphia—
Mountaineer, Martin, Dean Tara—Tam O'Shanter, Soule, for
Montreal—Anne, Turner, New York—Lindisfarne, Salter, Ja-
maica—John Bibby, Pearson, ILtavia—Bonanza, Bennett, for
Cane of Good Hope and Manilla—Flora, Priest. Lisbon—
Flower of Yarrow, Lapthorne, Newfoundland—Clyde, Mills,
Boston—Lauristam Williams, Beyrout—Ann, MlGarry; Amy
Anne, Thompson ; Greenock, Nl`Cutchean ; and Ann ropper,
Morton, Montreal—Carnatic, Rogers, Sta'en Island and
Charleston—Rlioderick Dim. Wini:am. r

1/1111 I, 111.11115, Lunu—unares as-
Myth, Wa te, and Adriatic, Lowell, New York—Charlotte
Anne, Coekbane, Syra—Kyanite, Goldsworthy, Newfoundland
—lvanhoe, Rattray, Cuba.

Maria Lnigia. hence at Trieste.
Royalist, Shapcott, hence at Palermo.
Ocean Queen, Stapleton, hence at Genoa.
Gannet (s.s.), hence at Helvoet.
Perseverance, Gaukinan, hence at Antwerp.
Union, Denduyts, and Industrie, Zellein, hence at Ostend.
Pauline, Larner, hence at Dunkirk.
Lady Falkland, Galliepan, from Paraiba, off Falmouth.
• Charles Hamilton, Cowman!), hence for Portland, at New
port.

David and Robert, hence for Danzic, at Ramsey.
Waterwitch (s.s.), Blaine, from Messina at P.dermo.
Charlotte, Mill, and Lord Hardinge, Tracy, hence at Born bay.

Samaria. Sharp, from Bahia at London.
Fanny Palmer, Cutting; Primus, Consiglia; and Maria,
Main, hence at Malta.

William Harris, Furze, hence for Civita Vecchia, at Neva•
gissey, with sails split.
Grasmere, Vale; Thomas Forrest, Crisp; and Jaezar, Bart
lett, hence at Calcutta.

Pirate (s.s.), Ritchie, sailed from Malta 15th March ' Tran-
culla, and Mazurka, 16th; John Spear, 19th; and Thetis,
Hope, and Wm. Ash, 21st, all for this port.
Pauline, Caithness, and Dania, Breckwoldt, from Pernam-
buco; William Edward, Monro, from Rio Janeiro. Mongo,
Paris, from Havana ; and Oscar, Levenson, from Odessa, at
Falmouth.
PLYMOUTH, March 30.—A ship, from 600 to 700 tons, dis-
mast, d and fall of water, was passed 19th March, in long. 34.
ST. A Nnaaw's, March 14.—The Eldorado, hence for Liver-
pool, which put hack here on the Ruhnftnr h • -

ou., (wi on sore
coming out of Magaguadavic Harbour,infer has dischargedh the
whole of her cargo, been repaired, and is now reloading.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2.—Wind W., moderate.
ARRIVED —Chimboraza, Nelson, from Valparaiso—Hal
cyon, Wade, and Georre

Elizi Morrison, M`Cuack,
cola—Vincenza, Primuda, Alexandria.
SAILED.—Jane Hammond, Cowe• Lady Elgin, Irons; and
Eliza Ann, Duguid, Quebec—New York, Briggs, New Ycrk—
Fernandes, Contente; Tit-bit, Steele; and Pearl; Sargent, for
Lisbon—Spy, Sawyer, and Toby, Jarvis, Oporto.

Agnes, Brown, Apalachi

Waterwitch (s.s.) sailed from Palermo for this port 19th o;
March.

Blida, Roberts, hence at Messina.
Livorno (s.s.), hence at Genoa.
Arno (s.s.), sailed from Genoa for Leghorn 24th March
Ami du Commerce, Bruce, hence at Marseilles.
Susan, Ragencovich. sailed from Mar&PIIIPR .nr}hie
inn

26th Alaich

Alfred Hortense, Potel, hence at Bordeaux.
Hortense, Shlonie, and Emily, Wood, hence at Paimbceuf.
Matilda, Schaffer, from Bremen, for this port, at Ryde.
Denison, King, sailed from Bombay for Colombo 18th Feb.
Patriot King, and Mary Cannon, Kenney, hence, and Asia,
Newlands, from London at Calcutta.

Savage, Harvey, from Porto Rico, at Queenstown, with loss
of both masts.

Mersey, Houghton, sailed from Alexandria sth March, ani
Segusto and Niova Fortuna, on the 6th, all for this port.
James Douglas, Be!chamber, hence at Shoreham, with los
of sails, bulwarks, &c.
_ _

Mary Sparks, Graham, sailed from Waterford for Canton on
30th March.

Alfred the Great, sailed from Sangor 6th Feb.; Petchelee,
9th ' • Owen Potter, 10th ; John Ritson, 12th ; and Dorisano, on
the 16th. all for this port.

Oppony, Lombardick, from Rio' Janeiro ; Amicitia, Ryl,
from Port-au.Prince; Galaga, from Havana; Martha, Klick-
geter, from Manzanilla ; and Theotocus, Dnmiano, from Alex-
andriaat Falmouth.

Bertha, Kelso, from Saldanha Bay; William Large, Somer-
ville, from Barbadoes ; Cuba, Gibson, from Gonaives ; and
Cornelia, Manhesa, from Manzanilla, at Queenstown.
Nigade, Allen ; Pearl, Uran ; Florence, Barrow; Saucy Jack,
Welch ; Scio, Warne; Clarinda, Morris; Beaton, Rees; Susan,
Fativet ; Guipure, Harvey; and Harmony, Lewis, hence at
Naples.

AKYAB, Feb. Io.—The Indiameren, which arrived here from
Penang 23t1 Jan., struck against a copper-bottomed wreck,
about SOO tons, 30th Dec., in the Straits of Malacca, but did
not receive any damage. The wreck did not appear to have
been long adrift.
CUXHAVEN, March 29.—The Oliveira Segundo, inward-
bound, with salt, is at anchor behind the Gelt Sand, quite out
of the fairway.

THURSDAY, APRIL 3.—Wind %V., moderate.
Arta tvEn.—Telamon, Snow; Grenada, Batchelder; and City
of Lincoln, from New Orleans—Bona Dea, Savannah—Mary,
Jenkins*,Rabat--Catherina, Fenwick, St. omingo—Arethusa,
Jones, Caen—Florist, Sanders, and Fair Kathleen, Constant,-
nople—llortense, Antwerp—Admiral, Nantes.
SAlLED.—Sultana, White, for Valparait.o—Rance, Barker
Calcutta—lsis, Cappon, Leghorn—Quiz, Le Couin, Labrador
Royal Exchange, Todd, Cadiz—Mimer, Day, Rio Janeiro
Skimmer. Griffiths_ A frien—St,,,,in,..y

Eliza, Nostic, sailed from Bordeaux for this port 23d March.
Duncan Ritchie, Joni), from Callao, at Queenstown.
Ftiry, Brown, hence for Greenland, at Belfast Lough.
.Constmt, Bouget, hence at Marseilles.
The ffshing.boat Fox capsized on Tuesday evening off Moel-
ira; one man, who clung tp the keel for about twelve hours,
in which time the boat drifted twelve miles, was taken off next
morning, by the Welcome Return, of Falmouth; a man and a
boy drowned.

Mitpottp, March 31.—The Perseverance, of Cork, was in
contact this morning with the Brandon, from Falmouth for
Liverpool; the latter sustained much damaze.

FRIPAY, APRIL 4

Mind N.N.F.

Au an, cn.Pakeuhain, Watt, from. Barbadoes—Zwillenge
Ahrens, Girgenti.

SA I Lzo.-:-Ann Logan, Logan. for Lima—Ohio, Wreymerger,
Culleton, Quebec—Dublin, Robinson, N.S.W.
—Satellite, Markham, Port Philip and Adelaide—Tarn O'Shan-
ter, Soule, New York—Jon, Hunt, Africa—Neptuno, Bisquert,
Havannah—Oriental, Nicholas, Staten Island and Quebec.

A sloop was aground about six o'clock last night, with sig_
nals of distress flying. The liife•boat proceeded to her assist-
ance. • - • .

Margaret (s.), hence at Havre.
Sabina, Todd, and Harmonic, De Groot, hence at Helvoet.
Paragon, Wilkinson, hence at Mogadore.
RaCer, Paters; Majestic, Tregarthen ; New Union, Cohn
and Warbler, Wills, hence at Beyront.
Champion, Breame ; Hope, Taylor; and Emma, Turner
hence at Leghorn.
Bertha, Jessen, for Rio Grande, and Maria, Chinco, for Na
'plea, at Falmouth.
Fury, Brown, hence for. Greenland, at Belfast Lough. :
Alfred Hortense, Vote!, hence at Bordeaux,
Hortense. Sidonie, and Emily, Wood, hence at Primboeuf.
• Matilda, Schaffer, Bremen for this port, at Ryde.
Denison, King, sniled from Bombay for Colombo Mb Feb.

SATURDAY, APRIL s.—Wind S.S.E., light.
ARRIVED.—Pirate (s)., Ritchie, from Smyrna—Gannet (a.),
Sullivan, from Rotterdam.
SAILRD.—Omega. Potter, for Port Adelaide---Winifred,
Sands, and Fairy Queen, Richardson, Calcutta—Champion,
Wiley, Sincapore—Maria Ygnacia, Arano, Havana—Sophia,
Boneston, Hayti—E. Barnett, Otter, Trinidad—lsabella, Bue-
nos Ayres—Magician, Steele, Laguira—Fenella, Martyn,
llfa-
ranham—Usk, Dunley, Oahu, &c.—Aim, Justice, Para—Ellen
Higlifield, Jones, Rio Grande—lnca,Browse,Valparaiso--John
Bryant, Dyer; Joseph Walker, Hoxie; and Andrew Foster,
Steele, New York—Hope, Doncaster, Staten Island, &c.—
America (a.), Shannon. Boston and Halifix—Conquest, Wil-
son, Gaspee, &c.—Atlthan. Black, Queber—Glenswilly, Quo-
bec, &c.—Louisa, Bolt, Newfoundland—Titania, Gailthurst,
St. John, N.B.—llarbinger, Hay, Copenhagen— Bouvviena,
Danzic—H. Stewart, Barclay, and Carl and Julie, Sinning, for
Konigsberg.

Asia (s.), Jndkins, from New York at this port ; sailed 26th
March ; has 4'152,000 in specie on freight. The Asia arrived
at New York, on outward passaice, 14th March, at 7 45 a.m.,
after a detention of 102 hours off Sandy Honk. On 26th March,
saw the American ship War, en going into New York in tow of
a steam tug, with loss of topmasts, tudtb r, bulwarks, &c. On
27th. at 8 a.m. passed the American ship IVashington, with
loss of maintopmast head, standing westward. On 30th, in
lat. 44, long. 48, passed through a quantity of field ice, and
several icebergs in sight, weather fine and clear. On 2d April,
in lat. 49.01, long. 27.44, passed an English ship of war, stand-
ing to westward; and at 4 p.m., in lat. 49.13, long. 26.39,
passed American ship Athens, standing to eastward.
Eliza Jenkins. Price, hence for New York, at Newport.
Arabia (at.), hence for Constantinople, off Gibraltar 2ird
March.
Yeoman, Purdon •' Schoodiac, Nickols; and Washington,
Wilkie, hence at Mobile.

Arctic (st.), Luce, hence at Ne York 23rd March.
Canada, Adam; Adele, Hodge; and Oporto, Armstrong,
hence at San Francisco.
Leveret, Berwick, hence at Leghorn.
Gnsina Wever. at Texel.
Antilla, Carr, hence at Panama.
Olive, Olive, and Card, hence at Savannah.
Isabella Stewart, 111 'Kinney, hence at Charleston.
F. W. Brune, Landis, hence at Baltimore.
Wyoming, hence at Philailel
Jessica, Hayes, and Revere, Howes. hence at Boston.
Alice Jane, cleared at Jamaica tor this port 7th March.
Franklin (st.), from Havre, at New York 22d March.
%Vest Point, Allen; Columbia, lb yirr; lien y Clay, Truman,
Universe, Bird ; St. Ge rge, (7r.wford ; Margaret, Webster,
Rosetta, Chambers, and Isaac Wright, Clark, all from this
port, at New York.

.
Equator, Ewer, from this port, at Boston, with loss of head
knees, cutwater started, and steering apparatus carried away.
Clara Wheeler, Cummings; Virginia, Thompson ; Harriet
Augusta, Robinson, and Ellen, Phillips, all from this port, at
New Orleans.

Levantine (a), from Marsei,les, at Gibraltar, and sai,ed for

Eliza, from Paquigne; Roscoe, Shenan, from Rio Grande,
and Bess Grant, \l•Carthy, from Honduras, all at Queens-
town.

Jane Gouldie, Stabb, from Bordeaux, at Mauritius.
Industry, Simpson, from Alexandria, at ‘N'aterford.
The brig Harmony, of and for Biderord, and the schooner
City of Limerick, of Lornlouder) y, bound to Youghall, got on
shore on Jordan's Flats yesterday, but were expected off on
the flood, without damage, and would proceed.
CAPE TOWN, Bth Feb.—The James Shepherd, Hoare, from
Mauril ius, is on shore on a reef. east of Cape L'Ag,ulnas, a
total wreck. Crew, passengers, and part of cargo saved.
CONSTANTINOPLE, 19 h March —The Deptford, Swan,
from Odessa, for Queenstown, which has arrived, is reported
to he under average.

GIBRALTAR, March.—The George Hozan, of Prince
Edwari Island, from Alexandria, for Queenstown, was on
shore near Tariffa, 27th March, and not expected to be got off.
Crew landed.

New YORK, 22d March.—The Princess, Cann, from St.
John, N. 8., for Glasgow, put into Yarmouth, 30 March,
with loss of sails, and crew refus!ng to do duty. A brig was
seen ashore, 27th Feb., ten miles mouth of Cape Florida, with
four wreckers near her. A barque or ship, painted black,
with white streaks and ports, was seen 6th March, in lat. 33,
long. 72, with loss of miz,n cad main-topgallant masts. The
Luna, cotton laden, was sera, 9th March, steering north, with
loss of main and mizen-migal-atit masts. A ship, with
painted ports, and with loss of fire and main-topmasts and
jibboorn, was passed, 6th March, in lat. 25, long 80. 26th.—
A brig was seen ashore, south of 13urn4gat ' "A4th

,
The British ship ,Eolus was sold at the sheriff's sale. at Char-
leston, 21st March, for 2300 dotars. 'the brig Antigua, of
Troon. with loss of masts, and a derelict, was passed 12th
Feb., in lat. 44, long. 12. The Robins, Kane, from Liverpool,
for Baltimore, was driven on shore near Cape Henry, 17th
March, and it is feared will be a wreck : crew, passengers,
(except live); and cargo between decks saved. The British
barque Palestine, of Windsor, N.S., and a British ship, sup-
posed to be the Louise, were also ashore near Cape Henry.
The Revere, arrived at Boston. from Liverpool_ saw artpr.n

n iceh*rgs, and passed through a quantity of field ice, 11th
March, in lat. 45, lone. 58, and on the 17th March saw a ship,
with a blue signal, with loss of topgallant masts.

SUNDAY, APRIL 6.—Wind N., light.
ARRIVED.—New World, Knight, and Constellation, Allen,
from New York—Black Cat, Winter, from St. Michael.
SA ILED.— crenry, Reid, for Cape of Good Hope, &c.—
Governor, APLacblin, Barbadoes—Princess Royal, Broughallt
Quebec—Luna, Richardson, St. Thomas Isabella, Houghton,
Bayonne—Anteo, Scotto, Naples.

Maria Helena, Setubal, and Improvisto, Valence, hence at
Lisbon.

Edward and James, and Anetta, Holman, hence at Oporto.
Victoria, Voss, hence at Memel.
Active, Gifford, from Havre for this port, at Salcombe.
Heroine. Gales, sailed from Cape of Good Hope for Mauritius
Ith January.
Liebe, H Tgreaye, from St. John, N.B , at Queenstown.
Anal,ella, Doty, from Cuba, off Queenstown.

:,oarniorn, from Odessa, at Waterford.
General Wiltshire, Strachan, from Bahia, at Falmouth.
°pony*. 31st March.—The Estrella, hence for Liverpool,
touched on the Cabadella Point, in going out ; but was got off,
after discharging part of her cargo, and is now clear, but with
rudder damaged.

MONDAY, APRIL 7.—Wind S., light.
ARRIVED.—GIencoe, Bower, from Rio Grande—Plata, —,
Para— Loodianah, Dalimore, New Orleans—Robert Watt, Bar-
ton. Apalaclicola—Bess Grant, M`Cartney, Honduras.
SAILPD.—Try, Nicholas, and Yorkshire, Sheannan, for New
York—Actaeon, High, and Helena, Kennedy, New Orleans—
Cambrian, Roper, Newfoundland and Quebec—Lady of the
Lake, Smith, Boston—,-tarnboul. Wayford, Zante—Stalzrttad
Hagernan, Albuthsen, and Aurora, Andresaen, Iceland—Queen
of the West, Quick, Beirout—Crown, Chandler, Calcutta—
Sultana, Nicol, and Vulcad, Brown, Danzic—Grace, Bailie,
Eastport and .St• Andrew, N.B.—Gem, Begg, Monte Video—
Catharine, Walker, Gibraltar.

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acilleeadrefndrapt SananninFraa2nicidiscFoebfo.r Callao Ist Feb.
Antelope. from San Francisco, at Panama.
William Large, Somerville, from Barbados, at Waterford.
OFF THE PORT AT 5 P.M.-1 barque, I brig, and 2 schooners

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Alfred the Great, from this port. for Calcutta, 21st Dec., in
lat. 17 N., long. 86 E—Junior, from this port, for Valparaiso,
98th Feb., in lat. 5 N., long. 21 \V—Emily, from Porto Rico,
for this port, 18th March, in lat. 39 N., long. 42 W—Duchess
of Lancaster, for this port, for Shanghae, 27th Feb., in lat. 6
N. long. 16 W—William Carey, from this port, for Calcutta.
27th Feb., in lat. 6 N., long. 16 W—Grenada, from New
Orleans, for this nort. 6th March_ off i-ifivnn,:_r_nnechrssllr

from this port, for Islay, 28th Jan., in lat. 43 S., long. 41 W
Wilson, from this port, for Maranham, 25th Feb., in lat. 8 N.,
long. 36 W—Constantine, from this port, for New York, in lat.
51 N., long. 21 W —Africa (s), from this port, for New York,
30th March, at 5 a.m. off Waterford—Lady Blaney, from this
Dort. for Valnaraisn_ 941 _Tart in tot 00. trr

Lla 01,411., 111 zo a., tong. 37 W--Lary
Silelbourne, from this port, for Valparaiso, 9th Feb., in tat.
7 S., long. 32 W—Columbia, from this port, for New" York,
11th March, in lat. 42 N., long. 59 W—G. W. Bourne, from
this port, for New Orleans, 4th March, in at. 24 N.. long. 56
W—Charles Croker, from this port, for New York, 28th March,
in lat. 42 N„ long. 22 W—Elizabeth, from this port, for St.
John, N. 8., in lat. 47 N., long. 22 NV—Royal Sovereign, from
Bomba. for this rt. in lat. 5., long. 69 E—Ocean Quen.
from this port, for po California, 3d Jan., in lat. 48 S . long.e 81
W—Harriet, from this port, 24th March, in lat. 45 ,N., long.
18 W—Africa (a), from this port, for New York, 30th March,
at three p.m. of Crookhaveg—Woods lock, from this port, for
Australia, 28th March, off Waterford—Camana, for this port,
for Callao. 27th Feb.. in Tat_ A N Au, Air A

Grant, from this po-r-i: j..W—Alexander
or New Orleans, 13th March, in lat.
37 N., long. 16 vv.

TIDE TABLE

MORN. lEVENO.I ROUT

HOLYDAYS, ETC.

Tnes
Wednesday.day..A April,)
b. 3 ml
4. hi
3mB. I flt 4. in.
4 8 4 41 12 11
Thursday .. 10 520 i 6 4 12 3
Friday ..11.. 650 734 12 8 :Cam. Lent Term ends
Saturday .. 12 813 846 14 0 Oxf. Lent Term ends.
Sunday ....13 917 945 15 10 6th Sunday in Lent.
Afondav 14, 10 9flo 34 18 2 4 [Palm Sun.

LONDON GAZETTE

--TUESDAY, APRIL 1

. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
Bernard Angle, Moorfields. London, victual!er
BANKRUPTS.
. _

. • L. 7.
Isaac Dewbnrst and John Sawley Dewhurst, Skipton, York-
shire. cotton spinners.
James Bury, un., Sneinton, Nottinghamshire, cotton waste
dealer.

Itees Davies. Tredegar, Monmouthshire. draper.
. Ebenezer Thornton, Huddersfield, ironmonger.
Edward Haitatt and John Bland, Huntingdon and Godman-
cheater, builders.
Thomas Lucas Clayton, Pottesgrove, Bedfordshire, milkman.
John Frederick Cole, London, victualler.
Charles May, William Leopold Metcalfe, and Charles James
Metcalfe, Gre4 Yarmouth, soap manufacturers.
George Thomas Minor, Lambeth, London, linen draper.
CERTIFICATES
. _

To be granted,. unless cause be shown to the contrary on the
_ _
__ day of meeting.

April 24, J. H. Harwood, Liverpool, ironmonger—April 23;
J. Wilson, St. Helens, chemist.

APRIL 4.
PA RTNERSH IPS DISSOLVED.
S. T. and 11. N. NVinstanley, Liverpool, auctioneere—
Ogden and R. Sumner, Liverpool, brewers.

DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS
Glascbed, Denbighshire, lime burner.

J. Kyrkc

It. Urptoti, Dawlish; grocer.
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
Richard James Johnson, Woolwich, plumber

mission merchant, April
Amirews,
LißvAer,ol{oltl,UroinS.
14, May 12, at ;11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of
Bankruptcy; solicitor, Mr. Williams, Liverpool; official as-
signee, Mr. Moigan, Liverpool.
Cliarles-Roope; Liverpool, wine merchant, April 11, May 15,
at 11 o'clockiat the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy :
solicitors, Messrs. Fletcher and Hull, Liverpool ; official
mug-
nee;lkfr. Turner, Liverpool.
William

DIVIDENDS
April 25, G. and J. Blakel, Liverpool. and Dublin, soap manu-
facturers—A pril 29, J. Reid, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, ship.
broker.

• ' CERTIFIcATEs
To be granted, tonless cause be shown to the contrary on the
day of meeting.
April 2.8, Q. Woods, Liverpool, surgeon-
den, Preston, Lancashire, tallow chandler.

April 21, E. War.

AIEETINGSOF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL.
April. "1., • Hour
9, Brown and Todd (audit) District Court, r
8, J '

ohn Cheshire (audit+
George Charnock (audit)
Golborne And Dobbs (audit)
William ',Aycock (audit).
0, Johu Blo4u, (audit) - •
10, William Henry Griffiths (audit)
10, John• and enry Suker (ed)
10, William Griffiths Williams (160
11, Martin Buggeln (proof and dir.)
.11, Charles Roope (Ist)
14, Manuel Jones (2nd)
14,144 viG Browneoame
andCjibu
era
Todd.rnewoeak.
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19, Gardner Boggs (auuni