The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-16 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS

June 30, W. W. Sanderson, Great Russell-street, Covent.
garden, London, baker—June3o, J C. Adams, Basinghall-street,
London, woollen-warehouseman—June 30, J. Mann, Norwich,
woolstapler —June 30, T. Streeter, High-street, Camden-Town,
draper—June 30. H. Turner, Theobald's-road, London, cow-
keeper—June 30, J. Rowles, Lei-ester, worsted manufacturer.

CERTIFICATES

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

the day of meeting.
June 30, J. Kircup, Rotherhithe, coal merchant—June 30,
Wilson, Bury-street, Chelsea, cabinet maker—July 8, J. Tebbntt•
Cambridge, auctioneer—June 30, F. J. and W. H. Ablett, High
Holborn, drapers July 1, B. M. Ryder, Kingston-upon-Hull.
grocer—July 3, B. Sayle, Sheffield, ironmaster—June 30, 0.
Hall, Smalesmouth, Northumberland, cattle dealer—June 30.
G. Williams, Bristol, watchmaker—June 3, R. Goodridget
Exeter, baker—June 30, J. Johns, Grosvenor-street West. Piro-
lico, cook—June 3.), E. and T. Ralph, Shepherd's-court, Upper
Brook-street, Grosvenor-square, London, builders—June 30,
S. Ellis, Houndsditch, brassfounder—June 30, G. Brown, Shirt'
nal, Shropshire. banker.

PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY.
PA RTNERS HIPS DISSOLVED.
H. Palmer and W. L. 011ard, Upwell, Cambridgeshire, attor;
neys—W. Star and J. Benstead, Church-street, Lisson-grove,
London—J. Faning and J. Heyworth, Plymouth. stationers--
M, Wiseman and T. Cole, High-street, Kensington, coach-
makers—W. Warwicker and T. C. Golland, Cambridge, col-
lege drapers—M. and E. H. Matthews, Bristol, printers—W.
M'Lean and A. Dinweodie, Manchester, stockbrokers.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS,
P. Owen, Liverpool, m'ller—first dividend of 3s. in the pound.
Wednesday, June 17, or any subsequent Monday, at the office
of Mr. Morgan, Liverpool.
J. Martin, Wood-street. Cheapside, fringe-manufacturer.
G. Goddard, Leicester, tea dealer.
T. Mair, Broad-street-buildings, London, merchant,
T. and W. B. Upton. Leeds, flax spinners.
J. Clough, Huddersfield, chemist.
R. Edwards, Huddersfield. woollen-draper. •
J. Roberts, Darwen-hall, Denbighshire, farmer.
J. Mallileu, Sowerby, Yorkshire, cotton spinner.
W. Houghton, Birmingham. builder.
G. James, Leamington Priors, drapers.
R. Wei r, Beamister, Dorsetshire, auctioneer.
J. Austen, Devonport, draper.
BANKRUPTS.
aCtl Clark, Liverpool,
Liverpool
Districtt he dealer,coui t Juneo f 22,
Bankruptcy; July 21 ill,
coitcDolorascv,kilMessrs. Johnson and Co., Temple, London, and
Grocott. Liverpool ; official assignee, Mr. Bird, Liverpool.
John Compton Hill, Reading, Berkshire, grocer,
John Wyatt, Ockham, Surrey, common brewer.
Charles Benns, Winchester, miller.
- William Hart, Whitechapel, High-street, London, hat Plalig.

facturer
John

Bedford Pim and Charles Payne, Mausfield-street'

. .
Borough-road, paper makers.
Thomas Simmons, Woodburn, Bucks, corn merchant. ~d
James Stavely, Manchester, dealer in printed calicoes a''

flannels

Charles Fox, Kingston-upon-Hull, victualler.
James Holt, Castle Donington, Leicestershire, glove Ma°.
facturer.

builder—JulyE N D S .
July 51, J. Jay, London-wall,,
- W.
G. nciggsriants
Taylor, and W. Shand, jun., Great Winchester-street, mere
July 6, G. Boggs, Great Winchester-streett merchant—July 2.
R. Headington, Bath, laceman—July 3, 0. ,;oches, Holyhear!.
linen draper—July 3, W. G. Taylor and E. Guy, Liverpool.
hosiers—July 3, G. P. Payne. Liverpool, dealer in optical in.
6.
struments—July 7, J. Blundell, Wigan, pawnbroker—July
81 J
Nicholson, Blackburn, linen draper—July 7, C. Reesey, Stain'
ford. miller—July 7, W. Hoare, Alstonefield. staffordshiset
apothecary

CERTIFICATES
J. S . Gregson, Manchester, grocer 0,
Huddersfield, chemist and druggist—Jell
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agent—Jul
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manufacturer—Jail
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so.
Hutchinson, Bradford, Yorkshire, stockbroker—July 3, T.
ton, Leeds, flax spinner—July 3, T. K. Rowbotham Huddel''
field, book-keeper.

MANCIIEST:

STATE OF TRADE
—Owing to the causes re

_f last,
.rred to in our ',a
--..s ..ins week, either in goods or Yarhs• sd-
,
feeling that the Corn Bill must pass the Lords, has giv"eijcer
ditional confidence to the manufacturers, who, in cousal"
require higher prices. sfer
ROCHDALR.—On, account of the holidays last week, fe .0
goods were offered for sale on Monday. There was a ve% po
attendance of buyers, and little business done. There
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little has been do

change in t
LEEDS.—

Wool market,

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1 he rumours of a pending defeat and rcsignatioleP
the Ministers has had some influence on our markets &is the
m
both merchants and manufacturers fearing to speculate hi tilt
slightest degree—the one in the purchase and the other, rba,
production of Woollens. We have, therefore, to repo; 00
but little business has been done both in the Cloth t 4 ever'
the warehouses since our last pub:ication. Stocks, ba,ilicea'
remain but low, and hopfs of a good autumn trade s' A
Unite to be entertained. lite'
oppreersaetni
otn
s. wants,Th e r
e whichis
no arecha
nvgeer is lir' be'
BRADFORD.—The business doing in Wools 5ti11,,,,e5 .hef
The spinners show no disposition to extend their purc`', to „wet
ntiav 6
diminished consumption. The demand for Yarns cu-esteard
yinsmthaell, (Nin—b
steady, but no increase in price to induce the spinners t°d-e fr°"ii
piece tr_...aet,s,ra
what we noted last week The prospect of an early ba, fafOl,
speedy settlement of the Corn Bill, are looked upon as IC
Y theirn d
able to a progressive improvement. shic
' but a west
HUDDE RSFIELD.—We have no change to report. the _,- est
market here on Tuesday. The general talk during ', rro
has been on the anticipated change of the GovernMeco"d,t/l,eoo
of the mercantile classes, with the:exception of her oPiSe'rS.
a violent partisan of the Whig school of polttics, 'sets elesibthat
that a ministry without Sir Robert Peel as one of i old de
if not its leader, would fail to secure public conficleneeto til
whatever change comes must be worse for the gee 0,6
and prosperity of the country.
ariation'
HALIPAX.—In the price of Wool there is no v tocia9, thoo
prices of both Pieces and Yarn remain firm. Oil 59 our,
Hall exhibited some animation amongst buyers gene .s. the
are looking out for goods suitable for the season. _ed viltlLeell
LEICESTER —The Whitsun holidays have interfeLving ?eta
usual course of business, the mills and warehouses Ir. wepsdes
partially closed during the first few days tif the Weacnionan.Pg to
of some considerable orders for goods for the it. Ovrl3, 170,
having been contracted for, as we stated last vrec ods c rated
the opinion of dealers that worsted and woollen Bade, vin...te.
better bought now than they will be in the season
_, lowest 1,00
yarns are generally advanced id per lb. from thare s' firrll:o;et•
current a few weeks since. English Wools .0 the ri:Ses PI
wether skin wools are by no means plentift?l! late s
St
Fine colonial wools went rather lower at the i
lle
London. vas do Aolli
st kinds, I, stu"' et
the end of last week in fini-hed goods of mo
out of Tong ,s to I,
.1,
fancies of fresh patterns. Replacing these
its there id, .1•P
NOTTINGRAM.—A moderate amount of busines. espe'-,." liS
is all that is doing with the makers of gocTs,
Lied delot!ai.etorf;
aspect of public affairs is generally felt here
..s__ the otn.,eest
and so far as trade is concerned, neutrasll v,'„ ..00d P..`,,.ri fOr,
cheering effect of the weather, and promise?:;,; dear., 10;
no increase of confidence in prices, or contitno
be
unsatisnook
Our fine Yarns and Cops maintain their price,
odoo,llvrtNe floo
warps, &c., for Bradford, Coventry, and L
is so trlacisstteoloo
the continent, being very good. Nothing , ,restec
~,,,sch
sired as a lessened supply of lace goodso, tle" ;:,,,glisll.....the ea
to pattern and quality on the part r..:',: "randy for
owner ; these comnined, will alone Pro" "
isting difficulties of our trade.

June 16, Is-16. HE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.
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&pipping intril _____
ignitt. , Smith, Africa—:Commerce, Grove; Vigilant, Muyellaert, and
Jupiter, Morrison, Ostend—Mensageiro, Sortinho, and Bon MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, JUNE 15.
The supply of stock at market to-day has been smaller than
Harmonia, Zinoco Vienna—Auguste, Kerkhove, Ghent—Su. —.O-___
last west ; Beef and Mutton met with dull sale; Lamb met
TUESDAY, JUNE 9.—Wind S.W. moderate. sauna, Dame, and Jeffers Garetts, Karts, Dordt—Jane, Tho. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, JuNE 9, with brisk sale at high prices. Beef, 5d to sid per lb.; Mutton,
mas, and Intrepid, Roberts, Cronstadt—Herald, Jones, Cape of Total quantities per Price per 64d to 6ad; Lamb, ltd to 80.
ARRlVED.—Magistrate, Crompton, and Saguenay, from Africa
Good Hope—Stanhope, for Beyrout—William, Bourne, for Ge- Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter. —
—Senhora, from Angostura—Christabel, and Victoriosso So- Good
non—Betsey Susanne, for Bergen—Shamrock, Postill, for St. ' Wheat 44 .... .elO6 17 8 .z2 8 7
parks, from Alexandria—Phcenix, Kuiper, from Antwerp—Maid Maid
LEEDS CORN MARKET, JUNE 9.
of Cashmere, Hammett, from Brass River—Rapid, Downes, Petersburg.
• Barley
•• • • 0 0 0
-- Oats
from Bombay—Cheshire, King, from Barbadoes—Runneymede, •• • • Antigua Packet, from Ceylon, at St. Helena scriptious of Wheat met a slow sale at last week's prices.
Steele, from Bahia—Java, Pickering; Sandford, Callan; Ot- ___.
Haltazara, Webb, hence at Valparaiso Scarcely anything deing in Barley now. Oats and Beans main.terspool, Wickman—Tamerlane, ..._ ;and Penang, Haw-
LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JUNE 12. tain late rates.
Mary, Bonetick, hence at Bahia kips, from Calcutta—Constitution, Neill; Conqueror, M'Auley,
and Robert Kerr, Maxwell, from Charleston—Parker, Risien, Jane, hence at St. Michael's There is still only a very limited demand for Sugar, and the
from Demerara—Stapleton, from Danzic—Wm. Hutton, Craig, Kate, Langmaid, hence at Gibraltar sales for BP. do not reach 100 hhds. 100 bags Bengal and 590
from Honduras—Jamaica, Gibson, from Jamaica—Sisters, Gib- Rmma, Way ; G.B.Z. Van NI eveld, Regoord; bags Mauritius sold at rather lower prices. The sales of foreign Harmonic, BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, JUNE 10.
son, from Laguna—Bridget, Wade, from Lisbon—Mary Queen chaebling, and Barend, Stuit, hence at Helvoet
are confined to 300 bags brown Pernambuco, at 20s per cwt During the present week the transactions reported in Wheat
of Scots, Killey, from Maceio, &c.—Ann, Holt; Ranger, Page; Lennie, Be Vries, hence at the Scheldt from the quay.—A small parcel of Antigua Molasses has been are only of a retail character, at about previous currency
and Asia, Gallilee, from Maranham—Do las Le Pae, from
a a-ter, Ellis, from Sincapore, off Margate sold at 27s per cwt.—The demand is moderate for all kinds of Grinding Barley and Beans maintain their value. Oats found
Monte Video—England. Thompson, and Scoug,
tland, Kelso, from
Enterprise, Wright, from Sydney, and Amy, frcm Bahia, at Coffee, and the market heavy; 8o casks Jamaica have found buyers at the rases of this day se'nnight.
Mobile—C:aos, from New York—St. George, Ferris, and Ste- Deal buyers at last week's rates, and of foreign 20 tees Rio„^00 bags
phen Whitney, Popham, from New York—Lotus, Watson ;
Laguayra, 30 bags Maracaibo, and 3 ,bags Java have been sold,
without change in price.-2,00 bags African Ginger sold at 22s - HULL CORN MARKET, JUNE 9.
Emigrant, Taber; Scotia, Leslie: Serafine, Affieck ; Elizabeth,
SATURDAY', 13th`Jurain—Wind N.W., light. to 25s per cwt, and 250 bags black Pepper at 2ad to 2id per lb.— At to-day's market we had a fair supply of Wheat from the
Esrey; Bebe. Duffy; Albania, Crowell; Jane Loudon, Cunard;
Cromwell, M'Dougall; John Jardine, Sampson, and Junior, ARRlVED.—Britannia, (steamer,) Hewitt, from Boston; sailed No sales of Cocoa or Pimento.-6000 bags and pockets Bengal farmers, but our millers buying merely from hand to mouth,
Ellis, from New Orleans—Nelson, Sedgavick, from New Zealand Ist June, and from Halifax 3d June—Reginald Celi, Maresca, Rice brought gs 6d for cargo, and I's to 13s Od per cwt for good prevented more than last week's rates being obtaiaed, which
—Ann Paley, Lister; White Mouse, Ditcham, and Laura Ann, from Licata—Sarah, from St. Domingo—St. George, Romiano„ broken to fine white.—The market in H. P. Rum exhibits no were fully maintained. There is considerable inquiry for Oats,
Preston, from Oporto—Shenandoah, West, from Philadelphia from Naples—Victoria, Evans, from Cediz—Mary Johanna, Da- change ; the sales are about 160 casks Demerara, 21 per cent, and prices ruled in favour of the sellers. Very little Spring
—Leonard Dobbin, Jones, from Patagonia—Eliza Johnstone 0. P., at 2s 7d, 32 to 34, at 3s to 3s 5d per gallon ; also, 20 puns Corn shown and no alteration in value.
, vies, from Lisbon. -
Petrie, from Pernambuco—Rosalama, Steele, from Pillau—New SAlLED.—Eleanor Russell, Jeffries, for Shanghae—Lydia, Jamaica, at the quotations.
Zealand; Ocean Queen; Paragon; and Oregon, Wright, from Jones, Antigua—Eu, Williams, Lima—P. Dean, Dean, Para— _
St. John, N.B.—Acadia, Malienzie, from Savannah—Britannia, Susquehanna, Turley, Philadelphia—United States, Swanton, LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 9, DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 9.
Our supplies coastwise and from Ireland baying fallen Prime samples of Wheat were in good demand this day, at
M'Grath, from Sincapore—Gazelle, Ramsay, from Sydney— Boston—James Morin, Morison, Quebec.
Commerce, Simpson, and Tomlinson, Kirkness, from Tabasco -- off considerably of late are very small for to-day, exce
—Christina, and Win. Watson, Cunningham, from Valparaiso. Betsey, Christie ; Eagle, Hughes, and Ben Brace, Park, all Malt. and those from abroad since this day week are coat c"darY
qualitieslrienyinmopmr,:nvaeln.ient of 6d per barrel on Tuesday's ptices, but se.
SAILED.—Mountaineer, Bogart, for St. John, N.B.—Speed, hence at Riga. and Oats continue without alteration. Bar-
Renfrewshire ; Baron of Bramber, and Amity, hence at River paratively moderate.
With clear, sunny weather during the last two weeks,
Cloag, for Montreal—l'll Try, Green, for Harlingen—Kroh
MthAisßwKeeEk.T,
Prinz von Preussen, Moller, for Batavia—Ann Jefferey, Carter, St. Lawrence.
the heat was intense, and for the spring crops around us
for Quebec—Egidius, Ilalewyck, for Ostend—Araminta,Rogers, Jersey Tar, Pennel, and Jane and Jessie, Campbell, hence at
for New Orleans—Jessie M'Leara Armstrong, for Narva—Sophia St. Petersburg. the want of rain was obvious, relieved, however in theWe have rather Ourj rarEkeit2t.caday
attended, and as the quantity of fresh Wheat offer-
Wells, Winn, for Leghorn—Gluck Auf, Birr, for Danzic—Hope, Irene, M'Donald, hence at Alexandria. course of Sunday night and yesterday by fine refreshing was thinly
Hausen, for Dordt—and Bradshaw, M'Minn, for St. George's Betsey, Allen, hence at Corfu.WAKEFlEaLlDargCerOarßriNval
request, without alteration in
showers. The face of the country is greatly •
and Bay of Fundy. • Francesca, Villa, hence at Palermo. improved, ley and Beans each in limited
Emma, Donnas, hence at Gibraltar. and the hay harvest, now progressing, is abundant. value. Oats being scarce made rather more money; and She-
ins was extremely small, it sold easily at previous prices. Bar.
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Irlam, hence oft' Tuskar 4th instant for Havana Antelope, Sharp, hence at Liebau. We have a moderate demand for the finer
descriptions Holy wood is aground in the river Parana Vernauwen, Spiel, hence at Danzic. of free Wheat, at fully the rates of this day week, but all
Westmoreland, Fulton; Penrith. Giuliett ; Rolla, Miller : Maid of Athens, Bonfellow, from Odessa at Constantinople, inferior samples sell slowly t threduction MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 13.
, a e noted, on -•
Belle, Murray; and Broad Oak, M'Gratb, hence at Bahia and sailed for this port 21st May.
Friday. ' the week has been flat and inanimate,
ling met with a better demand. Malt as before.
The trade during
Seraphim, Galdes, hence at Havana Era, Hingston, from Zante at Fatras, and sailed for this port
'ices , but Oatmeal
Abbot Lord, Blaisdal, hence at Matanzas 23d May. Good fresh Flour is in demand, and supports its previ-
smallest pessible compass.
Joseph Anderson, Ridley, hence at Laguira Vesper, Lakey, from Messina at Palermo, and sailed for this ous value.
To-day, the best qualities of Wheat sell slowly at last week's
Invoice, Rollings, hence at ditto, and sailed 2nd May for Port 22d May. In Oats a retail business, at steady p • •
Spartan, Gillard, sailed from Palermo lath May, and Emilie, is rather cheaper to-day, and very little doing. secondary and iaferior sorts entirely without inquiry.
chuuryreernscyo.f every article confining their purchases within the
Puerto Cabello
:
The best descriptions of English Flour meet a retail
Adelaide, hence at Santa Martha
Prompt, Dunlop, hence and St. Thomas, at ditto Mitorie, 21st May, both for this port.
North Ash, Alward, sailed from Almeira for this port on thea Bonded Flour is held firmly for 235. best qualities, demandatl the rates of last week, but anything
which checks transactions ; but there are buyers at someascend rate, or ot perfect in condition, is unsa ab
at all
Iv le even at a
and Irish
East, London, hence and St. Thomas, at Savanilla 28th May.
Sophia, D'Auvergne, and George, Key, hence at Belieze Gipsey, Butler, from Terra Nova, at Gibraltar, and sailed for slight reduction from that rate. Wheat under lock 0*
n- change. No alteration in Beans or Malt.
Lynx, Luscornbe, hence off Tampico this port 2nd June m•nally invaded. considerable reduction in value. Oats and Oatmeal without
Madison, Wood, hence at Virginia Wm. Marshall, from Laguna; Eleven, Burlinson, from Con-
ic'. H. Dean, Taylor, henca at Galatz stantinople ; Copia, Jarvis, from Trieste, and Velocity, Nichols, CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 12. 'LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JUNE 12.
William, Cawdace, from Odessa, at Constantinople, and from Viana, all at Cove The duties on all kinds of Foreign Grain and Flour remain There has been a steady'demand from the trade throughout
sailed 16th May for this port Colony, Jamieson, from Rio Grande, off Cove a the same as last week ; and on Colonial prod uce the on:y
ethxeeemp•reek, and prices of American remain without alteration,
Lanrick, an John and Mary, both of Liverpool, from —, change is an advance to 2s per quarter on Earley.
Regina, Craighead, hence and Syra, at Salonica, and sailed
as regards Sea Island, which, nom the increased
14th May for Orfano at River St. Lawrence We have to report a fair supply of Flour into this place from estimate of the crop, has been more freely offered, and sales
Mina Iliffe, Newton, hence at Leghorn H.M. steamer Devastation, from Plymouth, for Monte Video, Ireland since Monday last, but of any other sort
of Grain have beer, made at a decline of id to Id per lb, particular yin
Scotsman, Smart; Tartar, Gordon; Arat, Hossack ; Vest, at Madeira 26th May thence or Coastwise the arrivals c ntinue small; whist, from the common qualities. Brazil and East India are unchanged.
Moffat, and Freeland, M'Kenzia, hence at St. Petersburgh Penninghame, from Vera Cruz, off Laguna abroad, the imports of Wheat and Indian Corn are liberal; of Speculators have taken 3500 American and 500 Surat, and Ex.
Taunts, Henderson, hence at Riga , Ivanhoe, Simpson, from Batavia, at Downs Flour from the United States, upwards of 48,000 barrels, and porters 1000 American, 70 Alaranham, and 300 Pernambuco.
Try, Howes, and Oldampt, Kaminga, hence at Helvoet PALERMO, May 28.—A • revere gale from S.S.E. was experi- from Canada the early shipments of the season are expected
Wm. Peile, from the Mauritius, at Cove enced at this port lath and 16th May, during which the Eliza- forward shortly. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
Trieste, from Bahia, at ditto beth, Dart. and Bazaliel, with four American and five Sicilian During the interval since Tues 'ay, our millers and dealers From the sth to the 11th June, inclusive.
Reginald Heber, M'Farlane, from Semarang, off ditto vessels, suffered considerably; two of the latter are complete have remained strictly on the reserve, and appear determined
John Knox, from Patagonia, off ditto wrecks. to conduct their proceedings upon the most limited scale pos. Prices paid rat POItTs
Centaur, from Laguna, off ditto sible.
SALES OF THE WEEK. in the week. This Wk. thisyear
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Challenger, from Brass River, at Fernando Po With a continuance of fine weather and a very slender at-
SUNDAY, JUNE 14.—Wind S., light. 1
I I i 17
Saguenay, front Old Calabar, at ditto tendance of country buyers at our Corn Exchange to-day, the 270 Sea Island
Wasp, from the Coast, at ditto Annivan.—Larpent, West, from Shanghae. best qualities of free Wheats were difficult of sale at our last
31 - 51
Fanny, High, hence at Lima SAILED —Oak, Penrice, for Calcutta—Crishna, Spence, for quotations, and inferior descriptions entirety neglected. Irish 427.a80wed Georgia
i
Penguin, Wilson, from Pisco, at ditto, and sailed 25th Feb. Mauritius—Alice Maude, Williams, for Port Philip—Charle- Flour, notwithstanding, as an article ready for immediate use,
52001
for this port magne, Fales, and Robert A. Parke, Kinney, for New York— was in fa request, a good portion of the present arrival having 1 Alabama and Tonnes 3l —44 }
24;63 } 383321
n' { Mobile
3
Walker, Kaye, from Pisco, at ditto, and sailed 15th March, Albatross, Mills, for Staten Island—Angerona, Gray, for Arch- been cleared off at previous rates; and Canadian, becoming 16780 New Orleans
i 879 } 7786
Richmond, Grayson, from Iquique, at ditto, and sailed Ist Danzic. Barley and Malt, although in limited demand, were steady in '' •'. 1 Arica and Ceara ——
April for this port value. Beans, commanding rather more attention, fully sup- AnAl r Pernambuco & Paraiba 84: 741 I)
5863 }
19861
180 Bahia and Al aceio 6* 6a 1867 8530
Earl Grey, Spraule from Chincas, at ditto, and sailed 29th Amity, Allen; Lanark, Firth; Ann Kenny, Baldwin; Acadia, ported late prices. Pease dull and the turn cheaper. Indian I { Maranham
March for this port '
Vicar of Bra Corn, of which very few sales were apparent to-day, exhibited 270, a • Joss; Ann all 'Lister, M'Lean ; Renfrewshire, Burns; Charlotte,i aawginned
March for this y, Sawyer, from Islay, at ditto, and sailed 29th Ferrie ; Highland Mary, Crosby ; George Wilkinson, Brown; a slight tendency downwards. 'Minas —
1 '' 1 •• • •
Texian Port
Boron of Member, Kein ; Marchioness of Bute, Harvey ; Pro- Oats of good quality, being scarce, were in tolerable request • ..... 'Para
, Allayne, from Chincas, at ditto, and sailed 7th April, raise, Sims; Cambria, Losh ; The Duke, Dady; Colonist, Sn- at our late currency, whilst ordinary runs were little noticed, 'Demerara, Surinam &c.. —.— 148 349
for this port
. Minstrel Boy, not; Aberdeen, M'Grath; George, Simpson; Consbrook, and Id per 451 b. lower. Oatmeal nearly without inquiry. 840 Egyptian - 82 •• • • 38914
Main, from Pisco, at ditto
3lagellan, Nosworthy, from Islay, at ditto M`Gaire ; City of York, Campbell; British Princess, Mather; Bonded Market.—Waiting the final settlement of the Corn ...... Barbadoes •• • • 81
Courier Carr, sailed from ditto for this port Ist March Emma, Hartley; Mearns, Houston; Alcyone, Starr; Exporter; Bill no transactions in Wheat have been reported; of Western
i Courier, Grey;
rSeayt;ellite,Bainbridge; Helen, Hicks; Martha, Owen States Flour, however, there are still buyers to some extent for
Martha, Ellis, sailed from Plata Aredas for England 14th
I I
April. Abbotsford, Lack; and Lady Milton, IfEn es, investment at 23s per barrel, but few imaorters willing to accept
Goddess, Covering, hence at Arica
Tem 1 Sardinia Crocker • Grampian Graham • Hens P tt FI t
plenum, prowse, and sumac, Mounsey, hence at Velma. I ley ; Marm'ion, Edw'ardi; England. Evcr'ard ; Robert 'Parkaenr, Carthagena —
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raiso
PRICES OF GRAIN. ~ .... Smyrna
' Parsons; Independence, Allen; Jane, Milligan ; Broom, Win' e ;
Samuel Spyce, Dixon, from Copiapo, at ditto Espindoia, Barstow; Mersey, Johnston; Fidelia, Hackstaff; Wheat, ap 7alts ........ Is. cl, s. e I t
Salina, Bell, from Monte Video, at ditto, s. d. sd, 1721 Surat 2* —3* s
as _ _i i 195 28010
Maine, Littlefield ; and Chusan, from Liverpool, at New York. en N.n riv., a
Hurricane, Adamson, and Oct ' • avia. Reed. sail Pri fr.-,,,, ,i,i.,- n.......:- ~...---_-. ~. . .. - . Enali,h red. new _.laa ta , , !ma ~ , ‘;-: -

'rum motto
43tn march for this port
General WilLhire, Lennox, sailed from ditto 24th March for
Swansea

Heroine, Todd, sailed from ditto for Cork 2gth March
George Canning, hence at Maranham
Aurora, Henderson, from Calcutta, at Demerara
Horatio, Grave, hence at Trinidad
Lotus, Head; Alecto, Anwyl ; Rival, Sutherland, and Alice,
Ayshford, nerice at Barbadoes
Parker, Itisien, sailed from ditto for this port 3rd May
Wanderer, Hinds, sailed from St. Lucia for this port 3rd
May

Lady Campbell, sailed from ditto for this 4th May Denison, King, hence at Antigua
Theodore, Klein, and Apropos, Rock, hence at St. Thomas
Eliza Killick, Norman, hence at ditto, and sailed 12th May for
St. Domingo
Felicity, Koddock, hence at Jamaica, after striking on the
reef at the entrance of the harbour
John Tomkinson, Hutchinson, and Governor, Varty, hence
at Jamaica
Mary France sailed from ditto for this port 6th May
LIMA, April 13.—The Caledonia, Cumming, which sailed
hence for Liverpool gth ultimo, put back on the 11th, making
tea inches water per hour, and has since been condemned
ELSINORE, June 4.—The Preciosa, Souberg, from Stock-
holm to Liverpool, put into the harbour Ist instant, having
sprung a leak. It has been found after discharging part of her
Cargo, and ahe will
,be ready for sea in a few days.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10.—Wind S.W., moderate.
ARRIVED.—St. Lucia, and Coro, Smith, Africa—Suffolk, and
Hannah Robinson, Russell, Alexandria—Flirt, Cuba—Abeona,
Gergenti—Desire, Smith, Gibraltar—Robert Newton, Jamaica
—Centaur, L-g una—Trial, and Devonia, Mediterranean—James
Marseilles—Edward Hayes, Gilbert, Mauritius—Theresa Jane,
Digney, Maranharn—Rosalama, Buckley, Mobile—Emerald,
Leighton; Henrietta, Foyle, and Vanilla, Friuk, New Orleans
—Oporto, Oporto—Mary Aitkethly ; Julia, —; Bank, —,
and Superb, M.Kinley, Patagonia—Countess of Durham, and
Sandford, Sinclair, Rio Grande—Mary Ann, Whiteway, Sidney
—Brothers, ; Sir Charles Napier,
Junond Plutus,
from St. Andrew's, N.B.—Avon, —; ,—; Bri-
tannia, —, and Lushtack, St. John, N.B.—lsis, Smyrna—
Constintia, Varrovich and Joseph Yeoward, Trieste—John
Marshall, Virginia—Undaunted, Whiteway, Valparaiso '0.17*,,a,'-e,
SAiLED.—Richard Cobden, Leadbetter, Bombay—Ganges,
Aymers, Moulmain.

The Wilmot. from Patagonia, for England, with about Pno tons
guano, was totally wrecked about 23rd April on the Reef at
Pernambuco. Crcw saved.

.
ureat Britain (steamer), Flosken, from Liverpool, at New
York 29th May. Three days after leaving Liverpool, met with
a slight accident to the machinery, which deprived her of the
use of steam for six days.

Desdemona, Emerson ; Joshua Bates, Murdoch, and Remit-
tance, Prince, hence at Boston
Commerce, Crowell ; Lucy, Heckman; Sovereign, Langton,
and Brooklyn, Ledby, hence at Halifax

Gustave,- ICetelson- Philomene, Christen, and Barbara Ca-
tharine, Bohn, hence at the Scheldt
Shakespeare. Henderson, hence at Charleston
Ashland, Williams, hence at New Orleans
Hibernia, (steamer) Ryrie, hence at Halifax
Tyrer, Ellis, from China, at London
Elizabeth, Orr, sailed from Nevis for Liverpool 14th May
C.R.C. Gibert, from Jersey, at Paspebiac
Urgent, Rogers, from Apalachicola, at Quebec
Arethusa, Kelly, from Savannah, ditto
Junius, Wilson, from New York, at Manudia
QUEBEC, May 20.—The Hugh Wallace struck the ice, and
foundered ; the crew took to two boats, one of which was
fallen in with by the Lord Medcalfe, arrived here. The White-
well, Grange, passed the wreck of the Elizabeth Atkinson, on
the Great Bank of Newfoundland. 23th May.—The Calcutta is
reported on shore at Metis, and likely to be a total wreck. The
Pekin, from Greenock for Quebec, is on shore at Fox River.
28th May.—A deep barque was seen on shore on Manicouagan
shoals 26th instant

NEW YORK, May 27.—A ship of about 500 tons was seen on
shore loth instant, about ten miles east of Sand Key; had ap-
parently just gone on

ST. loinv, N.B. May 16.—The St. Martins, May, from Liver-
pool for St. John, N.B. was totally wrecked 11th instant, on the
wpo

HALIFAX, June 3.—The Sarah Stewart, from England for
Quebec, was wrecked near Louisburg, C.D. ' • crew saved. The
Brilliant, Stormer, of London, from Cork for Quebec, was
wrecked near Lauue, 12th May; two passengers drowned.

MONDAY, JUN s 15.—Wind N.N.W. light.
A pparition, hence at Vera Cruz
Matchless, Hayes, from Patagonia, off Cove
Arab, Gardner, hcnce at Scrabster Roads, and sailed 11th
June for Riga

Barer), lienne4y, hence at ditto, and sailed 11th June for
St. Petersburg
Betsey & Jane, Libbett, hence at ditto for ditto

LYING-IN HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY FOR
WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
21, PEMBROKE-PLACE.

The Cecilia, of Dundee, was aground at Tobasco 20th April,
and likely to be a wreck.
Mary Catherine, at New Zealand.
Everthorpe, Reed, from Liverpool, 'and Recorder, Sharp,
from Plymouth at the Cape of Good Aope.
Tyrer, this, from Sincapore at St. Helena.
Huddersfield, Kirby, hence at Bonny.
Matilda, Kemp, hence at Brass River.
Holywood, from Monte Video at Corriente, all well; had not
been aground in the Parana, as erroneously reported.
Victoria, Caithness, from this port, and Rather, from Cadiz
at Monte Video.
Argentina, saile:l from do. for Valparaiso 26th March.
Majestic, Reeves; Mercurio, Bartolette; Grazia, Madanich;
Vibilii, Dufrong ; Louisa, Witcherley ; Renard, Pedengstre,
and Hero, Scagley, at Rio Janeiro.
Tropic, Clarke, from London; captain very ill, supposed to
have been poisor.ed at Barbadoes.
badoes.
Eleanor, Turner, and Druid, Thomas, from London, at Bar.
Coronet. Duke, hence at New York.
Golden Eagle, Krebs, hence at Madeira.
Shamrock, Sarsfieid, from Barbadoes at Limerick.
Covs OP Colts, June 8,-11.M.5. Albion, (91.) one of the
squadron of evolution, was towed out of harbour this morning,
by H.M. steamer Rattier. She is supposed to have been or-
dered to Mexico.
Rio JANEIRO, April 4 -The Mary Gray, Storey, from Valpa.
raiso, arrived here 29th ult., with loss of boats, bulwarks, deck.
house, and stancheous, and the mate, carpenter, and a boy,
washed overboard, having been struck by a sea. The Brook,
Campbell, from Valparaiso, arrived here 2nd instant,leaky, and
roust discharge part other cargo to repair.
VESSELS SPortB:4.-Ann Wise, of Whitehaven, in let. 45, lon.
23-Creamore, from Rio for this port, 231 May, in lat. 4?, lon.
2.1-kllen, from Clyde, for Sincapore, 11th May, in lat. 6 N, 22
,vv-Georgina, from this port, in lat. 59 N, 9 W-Hamilton,
,l'°BB, sth of April, in lat. 69, lon. 11-Ivanhoe, from Batavia for
"remen, 2d June, in lat. 50, lon. 11-John Bolton, from this
port, Bth June, off St. David's Ilead-Malvina, from Rio Janeiro
for Falmouth, off Western Islands-Mount Stuart Elphinstone'
zrorn Calcutta for London, 24th of May, in lat. 45, lon. 28-Ma-
labar, from this port for Quebec, 24th May-Margaret, from this
port
tor St. John, N. 8., 23rdIMay, in lat. 47, long. 29-Rapid,
I*6olll Malabar Coast, for this port, 13th cf Map, in lat. 35 N, lon.
Z.W-Sarah Thrkett, from this port for Rio Grande, 4th May, in
. 17, long. 44-Suffolk, from Alexandria, for this port, 10th of
ay, oftGibraltar-Sarah, from this port for Quebec, 31st May
..OTrYo, from Plymouth, 31st Jan., in lat. 45, long. 11-Sry-
n tir from this port for Sydney, 11th of Feb., in lat. 32 N. long,
4: IV-Westminster, from Calcutta for London, 24th May, in lat.
31:,.10ng. 27-Grace, from Whitehaven, and Eliza, of Bristol, Is," of May. in lat. 50, long. 21-Yucatan, from this port for ew York, 4th of June. in lat. 41, long. 9-Roseius. f-r New
27th May, in lat. 45, long. 25-Odessa, from Dublin, sd of
June, in lat. L 9, long. 20-Lavinia, from Patagonia for Cork, 2d
tat.
31, in lat. 23, lon. 4'-Reward, for Lon. on, 9th May, in
31, lon. 42 - vvinchetAer, from Launceston for London, 12tii cf
May, in lat. 34, long. 4u-Hebe, from Rio for London, 15th May
-Adelina. from Malabar for London, 30th May, iu lat. 51, lon.
17-H.M.,S Star, off Cape Falemos-Athens, from Matanzas for
London,l9lll May, in lat. 50, long. 26-Tamerlane, from this
port for Montreal, in lat. 51, long. 13-Elizabeth, from Rio for
Corfu, in lat. 35, ion. 3 f-Stephen, from Sierra Leone for Lan-
caster, 26th April, in lat. 15, long. 32-Triumph, from Barbadoes
for this port. 24th of May, in lat. 51, long. 48-Cannata, from
this port for China, sth March, in lat. 2 N, long. 21 W-Tyrer.
nt Sincapore for London, Bth May, in lat. S N. long. 27 W
Palmyra, from America for Madeira, 22d of May, in lat. 37,
36-Spartan, from Jamaica for London, 2d May, off Crooked
d-D
Joerwent, from Hobart Town for London, 4th June, in
n. 14-Syriam !try, Btb June, off Tuskar- Minerva, 9th
,Drll, in lat. 21 S. long. 24 W-Pioneer, from the Clyde for
Wioundland 26th May, in lat. 48, lon. 26-Samiole, for La-
4,,egea, 7th dune, in bit. 62, long. 7-Miltiades, of Belfast, for
‘4reb,..ec and Adam Kerr, of Glasgow, 25th May, in lat. 48, long.
la 'l`bY Castle, from Port Philip for London, 30th of March,
-1 St. 31, lon. 41-Emily, of Halifax, 25th May, in lat. 47, long,
j7L. Miiliectte, 7th June, off Cork-John R. Skiddy, 4th June, in
ths9, on. i-Edvrard Thorne, from Cardiff for Valparaiso,
fo ,d_tPriii in lat. 2N, long, 20 W-True Briton, from Madras
wodon gtl
Limerick for sti of May' lat, 32, long. 37-Mary Taylor, from
•
bond, from
aletntrjariews, 23d May, itnilmata.
in lat.
Elizabeth and Ann, 1(3 r London,2B 1 0 long. 22
/1 John .Ksox 3d Winifred, Bth J tine from Glasgow, 3d of yjune, in lat. 50, lon.
of June-Castsies, 7th of June, off Tuskar-
, off Bardsey.

THURSDAY, JUNE 11.—Wind W.
trotplPXo,-1-Imricane, Adamson. from Valparaiso—Victory,
ktnnut atagonia—Coromandel, Johnson. from New Orleans-
--rink ..11`)mas, from Constant:nople—lris, Faro, from Trieste
8 eof Lancaster, from Licata
fir'
AIL" enshlarriachree, King., for Quebec—Thomas Pai-
Har,,_ _ _
.., 'or eonatantinople.

Oront . ------
0, Stelpsich, hence at Trieste
Reno
urius Br.-holm, hence at Drontheim
th.).,„"Mutio Owen • Spruce, Clarke; and Helen andliEliza
el aa,00.4 ,
gm
~.
_ay, hence at Riea
;'.. +.-' trick 1l Knight, hence at Pillau
,_ 4-444totrair J
4nr ti,„ , June g —The Mastry, of Je.sey, from Liverpool,
Save4t. v.llllttl', Was wrecked on Saud Island 13th April, Crew

,PRIDAY. JUNE 12.—Wind S.W.
Iris VD T-iayle, Puerto Cabello—Jasper, Williams, Venice
viek,„;• ,r Gijon—Senhora des Bores, Sesseota, Portugal—
Grieves, Isiay—WiJiam, Honduras—American, Wil•
SAIL ,:rgini:a—Dedal4s, Lawson. Licata.
-KN, I.—Sirldons. Cobb New York—Robert Burns, Stuart ;
clod Thomas Edwards, Skinner, Hal ifa;E—Amszoti,
"udor,
fialigiO, Shellac, N,D.--7*PPVFI°I/P

In-Patients..
Out-Patients

MAY, 1846

DISCHARGED

12 Cured
47 Relieved .. .
- Irregular ....
59 Died
Remaining on the Books 170

Engli-h red, new
Ditto, white
Irish red

Ditto, white

Rye, English

Harley, i

Sco-tch Biirishop Bolt
Malt, English, ler qr
pale....
Irish

Oats, 4), 451 b

E'lls-h & Scotch, nev
Welsh

Irish. fine qualities.

ti 8 6J 7 7 :old
7 4 8 4 ido.

I 6 Co

7 5 Id°.
7 10 do, ....
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4 0 !do.

s. d. s. d.
78G 8 3
8 6 g 6
7 0 8 0
7 9 8 4

none
4 0

1720 Surat ..
80 Madras
.. ...Bengal

I 30070 bales

Consulting Surgeon, Thomas Blackburn. Esq.
Accouchers,—Messrs. Watson, Roche, and Blower.
Treasurer, Robert Smith, Esq., Tower-garden.
Honorary Secretaries,
Thomas Dwyer, A.M., and James Stonehouse.

41) Iss

PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE

I MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL.
JUNE. Houa
16, '
Ditto, 12

I Outward
LONDON & LIVERPOOL.
to

nthbert Parker,
16, Robert l3leakey, Ist
--
19, William Aburrow, 2nd .. Court of Bankruptcy, London, 12
22, Edward Williams, proof District Court, 12
22, Came and Telo, 2nd .. Ditto, 12
22, David Clark, Ist w Ditto, 12

I ,
23, Joseph Taylor, audit
23, William Kelly, audit
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Ditto, 12

HOLYDAYS

Thurs... 18 616 654 ?13 7
Friday.. 19 730 8 5 13 8
Saturday 20 833 9 3 il3 11 Accession of Q.Victoria
Sunday .21 930 954 il4 5 2d Sunday after Trinity.
Monday. 22 10 17 10 40 il5 2

WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND
WORKHOUSE HOSPiTALS.
JUNE 13, 1816.

ADAIITTED.
Fever and Small Pox 22 Cured ..
Medical and Surgical Wards 45 Relieved
Lying-in Wards -
Lock

DISCHARGED

0 P

REMAINING IN THE HOSPITALS
Fever and Smali Pox
Mcci'cal and Surgical Wards ......
Lying-in Wards
Lock

Total 341
Consulting Physicians, Dr. Mactorie and Dr. Gouthwaite
Consulting Surgeon, Mr. Maculloch.
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Physician and Surgeon for the week, iii:Dlckinsou and

Mr. Thomas Inman.
House Surgeons, Messrs. Radcliffe and Macdougall
' Apothecary, Mr. Gilmour.

PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL

Archangel
Memel—.

,and. m. duty paid
...419 0@ 0 0I
... 0 0— 0 0

Gothenburg l6 0 - - 0 0
Wybnrg 17 0 - 17 10
Petersburg l6 0 - 18 0
PLANES, per foot of 2 ineliestbiek.
141 12s. ner
Danzig, Deck
load.
British American Pine 0 2*-- 0 2i

25 0 17 6

LATHW GOD, per fathon

Danzig, 4 feet
British American
MAHOGANY, per foot of 1 inch thick

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Cuba
St. Domingo
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30 0
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