The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-07-11 00:00:00

TOWN COUNCIL. PROCEEDINGS

On Wednesday the usual monthly meeting of the
Council was held at the Town Hall.

The proceedings of the Finance Committee having been

Mr. G. H. LAWRENCE moved their confirmation, and
said the Committee had directed the surveyor to advertise
for more powerful packets to ply between Liverpool and
Birkenhead. He confessed that he shrunk from having
anything to do with steam-boats, because a traffic of that
kind was uncongenial to his own feelings and that of the
Committee; but he did not see what alternative the
Counoil had. They must either close the ferry or abandon
it altogether, or provide good and efficient boats to carry
on the traffic to Birkenhead. He wished it were other-
wise. He wished they could get a good and efficient.
tenant ; but, under present circumstances, there was no
probability of that, for it had been proposed to run the
Monks' Ferry and Woodside steamers at the reduced rate
of a halfpenny, or possibly to throw the charge of main-
taining the ferry on the rates, and thus by carrying the
public over for nothing, endeavouring to repay themsel-
ves by the advantages which might accrue to their pro-
perty generally on the other side of the water. Now, the

Corporation could not contend with Birkenhead in this
respect, for he was not prepared to take parties over to
Birkenhead for nothing. The experiment of a penny
rate satisfied him that it would be ultimately remunera-
tive, the penny had been a great boon to the community,
and especially to the lower classes of the town. For the
weeks endinc, the 15th, 22nd, and 29th of June, the num-
bers carried' across the river by the Corporation boats
were 39,907. During the three preceding weeks, the
numbers carried at twopence each were 14,668. The
Council would thus perceive that a larger sum had been
received at a penny. than at twopence ; but it was only
fair to mention that one of the weeks was. Whitsun
week, when, of course, pleasure excursions were
numerous. He believed that hitherto the Cor-
poration had done no harm either to Woodside
ferry or to Mr. Willoughby ; and; indeed, he
was exceedingly sorry that Mr. Willoughby had ever
ceased to be the tenant of the Corporation. He admitted
that the Birkenhead ferry was being worked at present
at a very serious loss, and he advised Mr. Parker and
others to be cautious before they injured, by their remarks,
this or any other portion of the corporate property.
Mr. ThomPsoN said he found that from the 11th of
May to the 29th of June the sum of £428 had been
received by the Corporation for conveying passengers,
and that the expense of the steam-boats was £896,—thug
leaving a deficit of £468. The public had taken a de-
termined stand against going in the Corporation boats,—
for, right or wrong, th-y had got it into their heads, that
the rich and powerful Corporation of Liverpool were
persecuting an individual ; and therefore it was a pity for
the Corporation to go on, throwing their money away and
being laughed at into the bargain. He moved, as an
amendment, that the working of the ferry be abandoned

he amendment, not having been seconded, fell to the

Mr. PARKER contended that he had a right, as repre-
sentative of the burgesses, to find fault, particularly when
it was now quite certain that the working of the ferry

must entail a dead loss upon the Corporation of many
thousands a-year. He moved, pursuant to notice, that it
be an instruction to the Finance Committee, that an
account of the receipts and expenditure of the Birken-
head Ferry be rendered at each monthly Council.

Mr. G. H. LAWRENCE objected to this motion, upon
the ground that the Committee ought to be left some dis-
cretion, and that, if the receipts and expenditure were
published monthly, the affairs of the Committee, which
might be considered as private affairs, would be unneces-
sarily exposed.

Air. S. HOLME warned Mr. Parker not to be quite so
anxious as he appeared to be in depreciating the value of
the Corporation property, and said that Mr. Parker's zeal
was not perhaps, without knowledge, but it sometimes
was a zeal without discretion.

Mr. PARKER'S motion was not carried, and the proceed

of the committee were adopted

Mr. TURNER asked whether the opinion of counsel had
ret been received relative to the selling of goods at the
ilbert Dock warehouses ?

Mr. Nicol, replied in the affirmative ' • it was received
yesterday, and it was in confirmation of the dock solici-
tor's opinion that goods could be sold at the expiration of
ten days after being warehoused for 90 days.
In reply to Mr. EVANS,

Mr. Nicoa said, that when the new docks were opened,
the income would, of course, be carried to capital account.
Mr. EVANS said it was rumoured that a deal of the
land and warehouses, which were to he bought in order
to have the Wapping Dock, had been left out of the bill,
and that the Dock Committee were now at the mercy
of the owners of the lands and houses in question. He
wished to know if this were the case ?

Mr. Nrcoa replied that he had ne%er heard of it. A
paragraph of that kind had appeared in the newspapers,
but it was quite a mistake.
ry

Mr. J. h. Lloyd said the Courts of Law Committee
were making the necessary preparations with a view to
the erection of a suitable organ for St. George's Hall.
The MAYOR read a memorial from the inhabitants. of
Toxteth-park, praying that St. James's market might be
enlarged.
Some discussion took place relative .to the failure of
Gill-street market, and as to whether provision shops
were not more useful to the public than markets ; and

eventually the memorial was referred to the Market
Committee.

The proceedings of the Health Committee, including
wash-houses and baths, comprised the consideration of
the report of the borough engineer, on the general system
of sewerage and other works, which was postponed at the
last monthly Council; a recommendation to the Council
to take immediate steps for remedying the deficient venti-
lation of the Council room • and a further report from
the sub-committee on sites for additional baths and wash-
houses.

Mr. LACE moved the, confirmation of the proceedings.
Mr. TINNE seconded the motion, and in doing so said
that the carrying out of Mr. Newland's plan was esti-
mated at £650,000, but that it probably would be 100
years before that gentleman's plan of sewerage would be
fully carried out.

Mr. S. HOLME highly lauded the report of Mr. New-
lands and called upon the Council, in a time of such un-
paralleled distress as at present, to give all the employment
they possibly could to the poor artisans.
Mr. G. H. LAWRENCE was willing to give employment
but he warned the Council against burdening the rate-
payers too heavily, for if the now goal were erected a rate
would have to be laid.

The engineers' report on the general system of sewer.
.040 wao approved aw 1.40000, §o.fag tlmgeueral prick

July 11,1848.

ciple there laid down was concerned, subject to such
modifications in the details and expenditure as might
hereafter be found necessary.
Mr. TINNE complained that although a thousand copies
of the proceedings of the Health Committee had been
printed for gratuitous distribution to the public, very few
copies had been required.
____

The proceedings of the Water Connnittee comprised
report from Mr. Thomas Spencer, in which he stated thatf
pursuant to orders, he had examined' all the local wells
lying between Liverpool and the Old Swan, and that in
thirty-six samples he had taken there were considerable
quantities of saline matter, which had owed into the wells•
from the river Mersey.

A memorial from the Guardian Society was read, prar--
ing that the Pike scheme be not proceeded with for thy'
present. _

Mr. Parker and Mr. Harbord supported the prayer of
this memorial.

A. similar memorial was read from the Natianal Con-

federation

A letter was read from Mr. M'Donald, complaining
that two of his reports to the Water Committee had not
been submitted to the public. He also stated that he was
only cognizant of one series of experiments by Messrs.
Kennedy and M'Gregor, and that had it not been for his
observation, the yield off one of the wells would have been
set down at 60,000 gallons a day less than the actual
quantity. He denied that the local wells were contami-
nated by surface water, and he again contended that if
his plans were carried out the inhabitants might obraitt
an ample, and perhaps continuous supply from the local,
wells.

A long discussion followed, at the close of which the
proceedings of the Water Committee were confirmed.

Mr. PARKER moved, pursuant to notice, to rescind the
the resolution of the Council, adopted on the sth of
April last, confirming the recommendation of the Water
Committee, that that committee be authorised to make
an arrangement with Mr. Hawksley far the purpose stated
in the report of that committee then submitted to the
Council, and to employ such persons in the engineering
department of the Water Works, as may be found neces-
sary for the economical and efficient working of the
establishment.

Mr. BENNErr seconded the motion, which was lost,
after a lengthened discussion, by a majority of 19 to 10.
A memorial on the subject of the consumption of
smoke was read and referred.

THE REV. MR. SHORE'S CASE

It is well-known that the Bishop of Exeter has pro-
ceeded with great severity against the Rev. Mr. Shore,
late a clergyman in his diocese of the Established Church,
for exercising the functions of a Non-conformist minister,
Mr. Shore being anxious to separate from the church.
Having stated his grievances before several clergymen and
dissenting ministers of this town, a meeting on the sub-
ject was called on Friday, at the Concert-hall, Lord
Nelson-street.

On the platform we noticed the Revds. W. W. Ew-
bank, Dr. Raffles, Mr. Crichton, Mr. Shore, Mr. Kelly,
Mr. Graham, Mr. Osborne. Mr. Fergusson. with several
dissenting ministers, and Mr. Walker, and Messrs, A. C.
Dunlop, J. J. Godfrey, T. R. Arnott, B, Bloore,. W.
Crossfield, J. Priestley, and W. Fergusson,
The Rev. W..W. EWBANK having been called to the
chair, stated the circumstances which had led to his
brief acquaintance with Mr. Shore. For his own. part,
he (Mr. Ewbank) was a most conscientious churchman,
and that was the reason why he appeared before them,.
and because he did not choose, as a churchman, to be
mixed up with the proceedings of the Bishop of Exeter.
The Rev. Mr. SHORE next addressed the meeting at
considerable length, but as the grievances of which he•
complained have frequently appeared in print, there is no,
necessity for giving the details. He expressed a hope,
that as they would not allow him to be in the church,
the would quietly allow himself to separate from it.' He
alluded to a letter of the Bishop of Exeter, in which his
lordship stated that Mr. Shore was not liable to imprison—
ment for preaching the gospel. This he (Mr. Shore) con-
tended was a mere quibble,. for he would be imprisoned.
for contempt of the Ecclesiastical Court. By the ordina-
tion service, he had bound himself to obey the bishop's
Godly commands, and because he supposed that he was
not Puseyite enough for the bishop (and not being able to.
obey those commands), he supposed that was the cause
of his suspension. He also entered into a number of
details with respect to the proceedings to which he had
rendered himself liable.

The meeting was subsequently addressed by the Rev.
Mr. Osborne, Dr. Raffles, Rev. Mr. D. Fergusson, and
Mr. A. C. Dunlop, and a vote of sympathy with Mr.
Shore, and a petition to the House of 'Commons upon his
case was adopted.

With reference to this case The Record says,—" We
hear, on authority, which we have no reason to doubt,
that the Bishop of Exeter has at length resolved to drive
matters to extremity in the case of the Rev. Mr. Shore.
We are informed that a writ or warrant was issued last
week, which must lead to his committal to prison, for
continuing to officiate in the Duke of Somerset's chapel
at Bridgewater, without the bishop's license and against
the bishop's prohibition. On the same principle if the
lordship of Exeter were inflicted on the see of London,
we might expect even now to see the Rev. J. H. Evans
sent to Newgate; and had such promotion happened to
Bishop Phillpotts, formerly, is the lifetime of the late
Rowland Hill, that venerable and useful minister of the
Gospel might have been called to officiate as an Evange-
list, not to the crowds who thronged Surrey Chapel, but
in that portion of the diocese of London, which is in-
cluded within the walls of. the Queen's Bench prison."

Btstrat ReiDs.

Mr. Curtis, for nine years collector of poor's rates and
assessed taxes in Salford, has absconded with a considera-
ble sum of money.

At Chester cheese fair, last week, there was but a liniited
supply, though sellers were somewhat disappointed at the
prices realised.

DARWEN.—AII the mills in this populous district are
working full time, and we believe there is every proba
bility of a power-loom weaving establishment, which has
been closed now for nearly two years, recommencing work
in a short time. Paper staining is very brisk, but paper
making continues at half-time.

THETEN-BOURS' A.T.11/4VORKING BY RELAYS.-011
Friday another information was laid at the Tyldesley
petty sessions, against Messrs. Jones, Brothers, and Co.,
of Manchester and Leigh, charging them with having
sought to evade the Ten-hours' Act, by means of a sys-
tem of relays. Mr. Leonard Horner, sub-inspector of
factories, was also present. The magistrates refused to
hear the case. Several of the magistrates having been
on the bench when the former information was dismissed
at Atherton, declined to give any opinion- as to the pro-
priety of a second hearing.

FIRES IN MANCHESTER.—From Capt. Willis's " Sta-.
tistical Returns," for 1847, it appears that the total,
amount of damage to property and buildings arising from
112 fires which have occurred, is only estimated at
£42,653 lls. 6d. viz. £10,459 10s. 6d. for damage to
building, and £32,194 ls. for damage to property, and that
the salvage of property which has been in danger has
amounted to or is estimated at £156,125 4s. The esti-
mated value of the property destroyed by 114 fires in the
previous year was £23;000, showing an excess of nearly
£20,000 in 1847.

EMIGRATION.—On Thursday, a meeting, convened by
the mayor, for the purpose of considering the above sub-
ject, was held in the Town-hall, Lancaster

The guardians

of the poor requested permission to apply a portion of the
poor-rates for the purpose of enabling those who are in-
eligible for the government free passage to proceed to,
Australia. In this they were opposed by. Mr. Lemo,

chartist, but 'resolutions enabling.- the guardians of the
poor to apply a portion of the poor-rates to the above
purpose, were passed by a considerable majority. Among
the company was H. Fox, Esq., emigration agent.
A public meeting of the inhabitants of the city of Ches-
ter was convened yesterday week, in pursuance of a re-
quisition presented to the Mayor, for the purpose of ad'-
dressing the legislature on the importance of carrying out
with all practicable despatch the Report of the Tidal
Harbour Commissioners of the 20th March, 1846, by
enacting the General Conservancy Bill recommended by
such Commission, whereby the mischiefs affecting tidal
harbours and open ports are proposed to be amended,
and the navigation of such ports and harbours improved
throughout the kingdom. The meeting was very nume-
_ _

rously attended ; the Mayor, IL P. Jones, Esq
occupying the chair.
WATER FOR MANCHESTER.—The Corporation of Man
chester Water Works Bill passed through the committee
of the House of Lords on Friday week, and, no doubt, it
will receive the royal assent in the course of a few days.
We understand that a report, entering into various details,
will be presented to the Council on Wednesday ; and that
steps will be taken immediately to commence the prose-
cution of the important works which are to give to Man-
chester and the neighbourhood a full and constant supply
of pure water. When these works shall be fully carried
out, there is little reason to doubt that a daily supply of
not less than thirty million gallons of water will be secured
for this borough and adjoining populous district. The
importance of this supply to the latter is much increased
by the clauses which are being introduced into the bill
for promoting the public health, by which (as some of our
readers will probably, recollect) it will become the duty; of
the local authorities to compel every cottage to be sup-
plied with water where it can be obtained at a price not
exceeding 2d. per week. As the supply to cottages now.
varies from as. to Bs. yearly, it would be tantamount to
introducing water as ganerally into cottages in the sur-
rounding district as in the borough itself, where the water
is to be taken to every house, and a compulsory rate is to
be levied for repayment of the expenses. In ether Word?,
the townships of Salford,. Pendleton, Broughton, &c., Will
have a supply to every house, just as if there were a coni,
pulsory rate for that purpose.—Manchester, ,Examiner.

Mr. Reynolds, M.P. for Dublin, has published a letter,
stating that " the announcement in the Liverpool Chra-
nicle regarding the raising of subscriptions to defray the
expenses of the petition now pending against his return to
parliament, is untrue in every particular."
THE BRUNSWICK CLUB.—It must be highly gratifying
to the promoters of this excellent club, to. observe the
rapid progress in numbers and usefulness it is making.
When originated in December last it did not encompass
more tl'an one hundred members, while it now can boast
of at least 600, and as the members have increased ill
like proportion has the club become useful and attractive.
In addition to the fine reum in Fleet-.street, a suaeii
field at Edge-hill has been taken for a cricket ground ail ;
a club of the members of the Brunswick is already formed
on the same space there are all the exercises—gYmna.s.llc-
recommended by the faculty, as well as the more exciting
games for the promotion of health, bowls, AmeriCi! to
bowl, ninepipF, Morris, &c. Those, too, seeking I,nr,
lectual pleasures will find ample scope in the well-fur niched
ltbrary aiutnews room. Tbe smallness Qf A 4.1100404
tion,te the Brunswick Club shgal(l and w - -
W 4 111411(11'OP 11§ itO Mcgllkelfh
the subserlP.

- • __ _ _
- •
• v 1 •
' .
THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.
....-
.„uly 11,1848,
.......„,,,,....... _ _
_
J.........
such
Hannah and Fanny, Derker, and True Blue, Oliver, frank
night attipping Riktelligairr. Pugwash, at Cove. ;fflariteto. lEaritel
•
opies Herschell, Robertson, from Mauritius, off Cove. .
____„o-_.
' aims Chrenometer, and Texian, from Vera Ciuz at Laguna.
LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET, JULY 7. --ay.-
been TUESDAY, JULY 4.-Wind N.N.W. to N.N.E., moderate.
Sugar: Pending the discussions in parliament as to duties, NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNI
• few ..
ARRIVED.-Hmiet, Williams, from Newfoundland-Na- ._ _ VESSELS SPOKEN. and the admission of a large quantity of foreign at the reduced JITLY 8.
rate of 185. 6d., holders slave more disposition to sell, Although occasional heavy showe
-Alexanoer, hence, for Quebec, 12th June, in lat. 47, long. 39.
-Princess Roy-al, hence, for Calcutta, 17th n lat. 2 N.,
.a,nid. 403 hhds. 43. P.,. and .5500 pegs Bengal and 1000. mats Mau- weather this week, upon the whole,
ed g deschda, Lamrberg, from Helsingfors-Hebe, Olsen, from
Wyberg.
"Luis have been disposed of, at rather lower prices.-The op- for the growing crops, which so far p
thatong. 17.-John Dugdale, 6th May, in lat. 34 S., Feb.,lone. 15 E.-
,this port,
wells SAILED.-Ivanhoe. (from Matanzas for the. ClClyde-Janet
Catherine, Cheyne, for Konigsberg-Royal William, Rogers, Ann, of
from Cape Verds, for Rio Janeiro, 20th May, in lat. 16 S., long. portunity of clearin
businesses;forign Sugar at the reduced duty, has led only brought a limited supply of NY
Elsinore-Valparaiso, Whiteside, Valparaiso-Compeer, Week, to considerable the sales amount to 480 cases, 4700 which was cleared off on fully as goof
at in 32 W.-Mahaica, from Montreal, for this port, 17th June, off bags and barrels Brazil, at 325. to 365. 6d. for old brown Per- arrivals of Wheat coastwise are shoe
Gibraltar-Wye, Flinn, Rio Grande.
nem, 365. 6d. -to 375. 6d. for new brown, withat anpsarcaelll
uofnldoewr
eglonosded;l hdoulldi,ehrsutapnpietahrneudt moreanyrearnyxine
ruble Cape Ray.-Victoria, hence, for Calcutta, 12th May, in lat. 9
wells- .
Columbine, Crisp, from the Mauritius off Cove. S., long. 34 W.-Rival, from St. John, N. 8., for this port, 10th
June, in lat. 48, long. 47.-Isaac Wright, 21st June, off New white at 4088, and 456 boxes yellow Havana
inadmissible ~ '
duty,the duty of 18s. 6,1. ; 160 cases of old Pernams, for from this day se'nnight, Rostock co!
;
Cressida, sailed from Calcutta for this port 6th May.
York.-James Moran, hound east, 27th June, in lat. 46, long.
,
mar-- ,
51 -Maenificent, sth July, off Bardsea.-Alexander hence, have also been taken for refining in bond at 14s. 6d. to burg 525. per quarter, C3lbs. per bus
the' . , Mary Somerville, sailed from ditto for this port 10th May.
Duchess of Clarence, Birch, hence at Calcutta. . a
for Laguna, Ist June, in lat. 22, long. 83.-Cambria, (steamer,) 16s. 6d.-A cargo of new Porto Rico Molasses, consisting of request for grinding, at literates.-I1
400 puns. has been sold at 'l9s. per cwt. from the quay, duty dull sale, and offere on lower term,
hence, 23rd June, in lat. 48, Irng. 41.-Centurion, for New paid at the new rate of 6s. lid. per
.cwt.-Coffee.-Jamaica is of Oats being now about cleared off,
City of Lincoln, Poole; Davenport, Colborn, and Ward
ar of , Chipman, hence at New Orleans.
Sarah Sheafe, hence at Apalachicola. York, 21st June, ie.- lat. 48, long. 26.-Pioneer, hence, New-
foundland, Ist June, in lat. 49, long. 22.-Creamore, hence, for neglected; 5O casks and 150 bags Plantation Ceylon are re- for Scotch qualities.-In the value of
Washington, Wilkie, hence at Mobile. Newfoundland, 25th June, in sat. 48 lone. 24.-Lady Milton, ported at 355. to 41s. for good ordinary to low middling, 475. to millers have not been able to establisi
Con- • Intrinsic, M`Farlane, hence at Savannah. 17th June, in lat. 45, long. 40.-Co Mauritius, for 58s. for good and fine colour middling, and 62s for pea berry
1500 bags fine ordinary native, at 30s. lo'r sound, 205.-to2ss: Wheat, perquarter -Northumbes
Republic, Bliven, hence at New York. Cork, 26th April, in lat. 31 S., long. 37 E.-Potentate, from for. d Ditto, ditto, Ditto,
sea- sea-damaged, 100 bags Rio at 325. to 335., 260 barrels and Flour, per sack-Norfolk How
sing Washington, (steamer,) from Southampton, at New York;
Sincapore, for Falmouth. 30th April, in lat. 34 S. long. 29 E.- bags La Guayra at 28s. to 31s. 6d. for good and fine ordinary
sailed 17th June. Mercury, from Mauritius, for Table Bay, 2nd May, in lat. 35 and 50 bags. ordinary Costa Rica at 28s. per cwt.--100 bags
: ___.
not
S., long. 26 E.-Rainbow, from London, for Valparaiso, 27th Guayaquil Cocoa brought 31s. per cwt.-No sales of Ginger,
i was • Epammandas, Lombert, and Henry Ware, Williams, hence
at Boston. May, in lat. IN. long. 22 W.-Princess Helena, homeward wisnrActi CORN MA.
,ssrs. Emanuel, Denman, hence at Drontheim. _ . bound, 29th May, in lat. 5N , long. 24 W.-Thomas, for Es- Pepper, or Pimento.-Rice.-The sales are 2000 bags, at Ss.
for Madras, 9s. 3(1. to Ils. for low to line white Bengal, rnd 120
r his , •
mousk, for Lonnon, 17th June, in lat. 46, long. 58.-Belvidere, tees. Carolina at 17s. 6d. to 19s. per cwt.-There has been '
dined to purchaae •There has been a fair quantity (
which found buyers at a decline of 2E
beenHunington, Wilson ; Blakely, Trotter; Alida Hendrika,
' Klein; Carlton, Cowman, and Reliance, Hill, hence at Cron-
for St. John, N. 8., off Bardsea.-Brocksey, from Newcastle,
at
Is.
,6d3.3,
andp.er
only a very limited demand fo • Rum the trade being • ,
0 'Ate in- for the best white. Spring Corn mile
thrill' stadia for Quebec, 16th June, in lat. 46, long. 52.-Maria Brennanthe sales 1 r
' ' ens. De er
ceut. 0.P., at 252-8.4., Leevi-ardsa, 9perelo cent.p.O.P.m, atPRICES TO THE GI
Little Helen, Elsdon, hence at Pillau. hence, for Quebec, 13th June, in the Gulf.-Liberty, hence, for
Inn-
a small lot of Jamaica at 3s. Bd. for common quality, 33 per Wheat, new white.... 60 to 631 b 4-5 a a .
Jonge Antonius, hence at Antwerp.
and Jim Montreal, 20th June, in lat. 48, long. 41.-Ccesarea, 22nd June,Ditto, red Ditto, 435.
at if ' • Countess, Durrant ; Amity. Douglas; Lima, Jones,.
in lat. 49, long. 40.-Milicete, 4th July, off Tusher, Kyanite, per cent. O. P. Oats
nein' . Crow, Clipperton, hence at Rim. from Tobaseo, for this port, 4th June, in lat. 26, long. 85.-- - Tea: The market is very firm, and aod business has been
GdoiruninTneaesarcluynatl;lnukßeans, new 65 to 661 355.
local) • CALCUTTA, May 7.-The Lad y Nugent, from Calcutta, was
Mary. Sowell, from Havana, for St. Petersbure, 10th lune, in
ei with onfu
tC oa
Intge or
aut,ivant , full luasn ti
sonsw ene krn' se
dreartaetse.
lat. 31, long. 78.-Winganne, from Bath, 16tCJune, in lat. 37,
boarded on the 15th April. in hat. 6 S., long. 84 E., keeping
long*. 62.-London, from Bath, sth July, in lat. 51, long 9.- d-ri'nend, with the exception of good and fine Hy and Gun- . '
powders,
which are a'eable.
the- , . company with the French ship Glbe, from Calcutta for Havre
MANCHtSTER CORN EXI
British Sovereign, 6th July.-Rambler, hence, for Syra,.22nil.
Perceptible
The trade, durimr the week, has bet
Very leaky, and intended to put into the Mauritius. MAY 11.2.
The Lockerby, that sailed from Saugor for Liverpool on the 4th .
Guano: At a pubec•ssee 700 tons of Saldanha Bay brought
• rune, off Liihon.-Awanowna, from Rio Grande, for Cork, 9111
change in prices. The
l the instant, is reported to be• putting back, making thirty-nine June, in lat. 23, long 59.F10ra, from Madeira, for Newfound- -
.
a7s. 6d. per ton, and about 500 tons of other sorts sold at market to day; the smallness of stoc
h of incises of water per hour. land, 30th June, in lat. 46, long. 24.-William Warn, of this steady prices. and we remain steady at the rates of
'ater -
lower terms without attracting per
ated ARRIVED.-Formosa, Trevellick, from Maranham-Acadia, in the Channel: LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JuLv 7: ' from all quarters.
There has been a general and extensive demand for Cotton
.__
____ . .
the . (steamer,) Stone, New York..
from the trade, accompanied by an increased export busineas
LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, JULY 4, and a fair amount' on speculation ; the market, though soine!
Ting Salnan.--Corsair, Cumming, Newfoundland-Creole, Blom-
WARRINGTON CORN M.
field, and Ellen, Neile, Danzic-James Armstrong, Elliott. and
ces-
Emelyn,Toofrood, Rio Janeiro-Eblanas Roper, Lisbon-Hilda, ---ea- what less animated within the past day or two, closes at an 'ad- Oats, 335 qrs., ® .tn 19s. 6(1. la q
the Ackerwell, Christianstadt-St. George, Ferris, New York- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. vance oat!. per lb. on nearly all descriptions, and especially on Wheat, 83 qrs., ®.2 Sc. ed, ao q
- Zwolsche Diep, Plenzenga, Amsterdam-Enterprise, Hocken, Dempster and Wilson,Liverpool, stonemasons-A. Heywood, the lower qualities of American; Brazil commands full rates;
__--_ _- -- - -----
lost, Beirout-Excelsoir, Williams, Boston-John Bolton, Brown: Sons, and Co., Liverpool, bankers; as far as regards S. H. Egyptians are without alteration; Surat steady. Exporters
0. Quebec-Enterprise, Hansen, Rotterdam-Hope, Leshi,.Narva. Thompson. nave taken 6240 American, 760 Pernam, and 100 Surat, and WAKEFIELD CORN MA
aof DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. . speculators 3300 American. Today 2100 bales Bengal were For the last few days we have had fi Lord Hardinge, from Bombay at St. Helena. T. Yates, Liverpool, joiner-first div. of 3s. 6d., on Thursday, offered by auction, when only 600 found buyers, at 2/0. to 3d. coupled with increased supplies, cam
Prima Donna, Howarth, hence at Trinidad. July 6, or any subsequent Thursday, at Mr. Cazenovens, Liver- Per lb. . and millers restrict their operations n Rowley, Campbell, sailed from Barbadoes 27th May; Blu- pool. • s . - AND , be noted is. to 2s. per or. Cisu
ACCOUNT or SALES IMPORTS OF COTTON, may
Cher, 3rd June. and Karifa, 4th June, all for this port, , w. Blain, Liverpool, corn merchanfirst die. of 35., on ' For the week ending July 7, 1848. offered on somewhat lower terms.
Plicenix, M-'Enight, sailed from Antigua for this port on the •Thursday, July 6, or any subsequent Thursday, at Mr. Case-
9th June. nove's, Liverpool. -
SALES OF THE WEEK. dirt the Thisl'SmVntisis Yr. --- ------ -- - -- ------- --
pro- Bangalore, Parsons, from Trinidad at St. Croix. I'. B. Hazard, Liverpool, merchant-second' div. of d., and
LEEDS CORN MARE
ore, John Brooks, Lockhert, sailed from St. Croix.
I
a first div. of Is., on Thursday, July 6, or any subsequent ---- - We have had another week of onset
rch, Main, Reynett, hence at St. Thomas. Thursday at Mr Cazenove's, I ie
I
iter, Treasurer, Moore, hence at Porto Rico, and cleared 10th June BANKRUPTS. . 10 Stained - -250 n 284091 of other articles. .At the commence
on her return. ,
rch. John Carden, Birkenhead and Liverpool, auctioneer, July 18, 8540 Bowed Georgia 34 - 5
Eliza Bell, Hewitt, hence at Port-nu-Prince. Aug. 11, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bank- aaa, f Mobile week's prices were obtained for Whel
and
Raneer, Chambers, and Union, Sainthill, hence at Jamaica. ruptcy ; solicitors Mr. Wilkin, Ful•nivaps-inn :and M. Brown, 1 :it - 5
lower prices Must have been taken to
iub- , Swallow, Forsyth, sailed from Laguayra for this port on the soo„. ,I.linn Ml .• 1 Alabama and Tennessee 3- U } 16834 573695
44 - - } 2855 18039 Beans obtain last week's rates.
Jord 31st May. / peo ,ot ciai assignee, Mr. Bird, Liverpool. 18620 New Orleans 3 - 54
William Clones, Bridges-street, Covent-garden, London, 940 { Pernambuco & Paraiba 5-si 1 _-___ Mary Ann Gann. Bell, hence at Alexandria. pawnbroker. Aracati and Ceara .... 5-54 f :• - • 18656
HULL CORN MARK
gw- Lady Rowena, SPDonald, sailed from Alexandria for this port Thomas Raybould, Kingswinford, Staffordshire, miller. 48,0 Bahia and Maceio -1, -54 •• • • 8224 The supplies of grain to this marks
Aly, Bth June.
Francis Robert Stradiing, Glastonbury, apothecary. aBa f Maranham 5 -
Eliza Sanders, Sanders, sailed from Smyrna for this port 14th James Woodhill, Bristol, jeweller. .
oral
' " 1 Sawginned June. John Lucas, Cardiff, general shopkeeper. ..... Minas
C. Lima Packet, and Empress, Scott, hence at Ibrail. Richard Yarnall, Newport, Monmouthshire, gardener. per qr,
t.suverrie,esfrteseambupyieesr,shouftt Vahneaytuart
-- --.--
} •• • . .... well as foreign, being sanguine as to
W. . • Spirit, Stokes, from Cephalonia at Malta, and sailed 21st Francis Colwyn, Devouport, mercer. .:.. Para
.... Demerara, Surinam, Sec i- - - .... 271 consequently the transactions were li
'June for this port. Joins Sawley 'Whitaker, Salford, wine merchant. 649 Egyptian si - 8 200 12602 the demand or value of spring corn, or
the Pearl, Hill, hence at Harlingen. George Drabble, Manchester, wine merchant. 10 Barbadoes - - .... 325 - --
his . Wrestler; Downes, hence at Helvnet. Jane Parker, Gosnargh-witheNewsham, Lancashire, now or .... Peruvian - '1
BIRMINGIIA:q CORN M:
Onderneeming, Dekker, hence at Harlingen. late innkeeper. .... Bahama
art,.
- During the present week holders of
Merwede, Van Driesten, hence at Brouwershaven. DIVIDENDS. .... Laguayra - - -
,
lan,. • Amphitrite, De Grave, hence at Ostend. July 25, G. It. Roach, Liverpool,treet, London, and Liver- .... Common West India, 8:c.• -.-- } . e lor an advance, but could not establish it,
em,. Susan, M`Fie, from Leghorn, at Gibraltar, and cleared for pool, merchant-July 15, J. Hewitt, Liverpool, tailor-July 21, .... Carthagena - - Barley, Oats, and Beans, have maim;
) be• this port. (and not the 31st, as before advertised,) J. Banister and D. .... Smyrna - - I moderate business in each.
er. . Mischief, Barrow, hence at Gibraltar. : Simpsol, Liverpool, shipwrights. Manilla - - J
r at , • Aurora Liberal, Pepe; Totness, Farrell; and Oliveira Segun- CERTIFICATES I ....
1740 Surat - - 3.1 _ __________
__
____ _
da, hence at Lisbon. To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the 140 Madras , 2l -21 1- 6285! 63218 DUBLIN CORN MARE
I he.
Cambridge. Peabody, from New York, off Kinsale. day of meeting. COO Bengal 2l - 3 I We had again a small supply at our 1
5303
a no, Robina. from Quebec off ditto. July 25 J. Birch, Liverpool, grocer-August I, J. Shallcross, - " " I . Tuesday's prices'were maintained for'
mer James Stewart, M`Farlane, from Barbadoes, at Clove. Liverpool,' provision dealer-July 29, It. Ray, Stoke-upon- 30210 bales. 28680! 988529 dian Corn was from 6d. to is. lower.
rch, Lima, Collins, from Newfoundland, at ditto. Trent, china manufacturer. White Wheat.. 29s Od to 32s Od 1 Oatmi
He Ayrshire Lass, Brien, hence for Madeira at Cove. CERTIFICATES _ _ __ ---_--se--_-- _-_--e
his Satellite, Leith, hence, and sailed 30th April for the Chinches; to be confirmed by the Vice-Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy, LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. JULY 4. - BRaerdledyitto...... 21475 s
001 tow 31615 s
Oiloil 1 Sheiacoiani
. Robert Finnie, Hodgson, and Secret. Hilton, hence; Camana, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before July 25. There has bees a fair demand for Wheat at Id. per 701 b. Bore 00s Od to 00s Od
lon-- Candlish, from Islay, and sailed 3rd May for England ; Ellers- W. Dyson, F. M. Luckman, Manchester and Liverpool, linen higher than this day week. Oats its 3d to 12s Cel
on- lie, Harvey, from Pisco, and sailed 4th May for England- draper-J. Parker, Blackburn, Lancashire, grocer-M. Cawod, There has been a moderate sale for Flour, at the full rates of.
ned. Alpha, Edwards, from Coquimbo, and sailed 6th May for the Leeds, ironfounder. Tuesday last. -- -
ins- Chinchas ; and the Duke, Daily, from Pisco, all at Callao. Malt dull, at the reduced rates of Friday.
SALFORD CATTLE MAI
s North Pole, Walker, sailed from Callao for this port April 15 Beans and Pease steady, without alteration.
ap S-
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. The number of Beasts was less, an,
-Aqua Marine, for Iquique, 15th April; and Ben Lomond, for Oats dull of sale at the quotations of Tuesday. was
England, 19th April. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Oatmeal 3d. to 6d. per load cheaper. general, from W. to 61d., and a few '
e to. Octavia, Reed, hence at Arica. Walker and Winstanley, Liverpool, cabinet makers-Rigby' There has been a large business done in Indian Corn, at anLambs, 6 (.1. to 7. 1
all sold up;
ina it ~ a
use Chimboraza, White, and Speed, Pringle, from Pisagua at and Wright, Liverpool, timber dealers-H. Steele and Co., Li- improvement on the rates of Friday, but Is. per quarter lower Sheep and Lambs much the same • She
Calves much the same number, and
of' ditto, and both sailed 21st April for Islay. verpool, timber merchants-A. and J. Riddock, Liverpool, than on Tuesday last.
had: Oregon, Murray; Earl of Lonsdale, Bragg, and Lord Al- master porters. A fair business in Indian Meal, with sellers at 14s. and thorp, Crockett, at Valparaiso. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS: buyers at 13s. Gd. to f3s. 9d. atont6lt'mabnsd, sa,2fet3s3v. lefctaluvnesso:sd6a. t the el(
leg.
Inca, Browse, from Islay at ditto. P. Gans, Manchester, cotton spinner-final div. of 23-32ds of - ---------
.
Circassian, Here, sailed from ditto for this port 13th April, Id., on Tuesday, Jury 18, or any subsequent Tuesday, at Mr. BRITISH.
and. . and Batagara, for Coquimbo, 7th April. Fraser's, Manchester.. . Wheat, la 70th. '
s. d. s. d. I s. d. s. d. LEEDS FORTNIGHT CATTI
Ur. . Princess Victoria, hence at 11Taranham. C. S. Jackson, Leeds, cloth merchant-second div., any English red, new... 17 4@ 7 5 Extra .. 7 5 At our market to-day the show of
his . 10, Barnes ; Lancaster, M‘Lellan, and Three Sisters, hence Tuesday, at Mr. Stansfeld's, Leeds. Ditto, white, d 0.... 1 7 5- 7 8 do. .... 7 8 @ 7 -
8 8 0 good quality; they were broughthi c efl
at Demerara. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Irish red, d 0.... 64- 7 2 d 0..... 72_ 7 4 and Scotland; there was a fair atter
We
Triumph, sailed from ditto for this port 23rd May. John Bey non, Swansea, iron merchant.
BANKRUPTS. Ditto, white, d 0.... 7 1- 7 4 do. .. 7 4- 7 7 trade was slow, but as thed d.ayinfaedrsinarnc
Rye English, ets qr ~,. -- - - .Irsll6olb - - ,of the whole; top price 6 . , flit, .
THURSDAY, JULY 6.-Wind S., moderate. Joseph Spurrier Peirce, Southampton, saddler. Barley, English, new .. 30 0 -31 0 Chevalr. 32 0 -35 0 The show of Sheep was limited; for fat
rive George Perigal and Charles Clement's-lane, London, Scotch & Irish,la 601 t, 39- 4 0 Old - light weight 6d. Lambs, Ins. to 18s. .
ARRIVED.-Cambridge. Peabody, and Richard Alsop, Smith,
SAILED.
NM-York-Comet Masse]. Ostend. . .
)re. wine merchants.
Hughes, Bourg
William Chambers, Blackman-street, St. Mary Newington,
Brady,-
Malt, English qr. .. . '' ' ' - oes. Sheep and Lambs about 2000; a
•37 0 -62 0 do. . -
last pale
-HO Narva-Argo, Major,. Hammerfest- London, carpenter.- Irish - - sta. . ,
.. ---.. ___ ____ •
for Towed, Dobson; Enterprise, Downing; anti Elizabeth, Bever-] Robert Johnston, Savage-gardens, and Aberdeen, merchant. Oats, per 45tb. DUBLIN CATTLE MAI
Lpel
Brazil- Science, Harvey, Constantinople--Edward,
James Swinburn, Ledbury-terrace, Westbourne-grove West, English and Scotch - - d 0..... 210- 3 0 Our market was smaller every way
lust orau,reeois Thompson, Bombay and Notting-hill, builder. Welsh - - do. .... 210- 2 11 Good Beef higher; Mutton station ir
'Corish Africa Ede] River-Charlotte,
in e Varwell, Ancona-
the Eleanore, Chilcris, lclalta-4-auliniewDe'hoer, Dantzic-Gem, Thomas Kemp, Birmingham, builder. Irish, fine qualities - 2 101 do. .... 29- 2 10 There was a good deal of young c
on, Montgomery, Alezandria, E.-Adri'ana, Stoovogel, Rotterdam Peter Fisher, Bristol, ironmonger.
Isaac Rowe Beckford, Plymouth, retailer of beer.general do. -2 8i do. .... 2 8- 2 9 changed hands at fair value. Beef, 441
ens --Mehemet Ali, Welsh, Barcelona-Courier, Wright, Danzic- Beans, English, ia qr 37 0 -39 0 do. . ..40 0--.12 0 per cwt., off sink ; Mutton, 54d., 61d.;
1 -to - Alliance, Robinson, Charleston-Active, Evins, Danzic-Gem, James Coop, Radcliffe, Lancashire. timber merchant. Scotch &Irish,an-1801b33 0 -35 0 do. ..... 36 0 -37 0 61d. to 7d.; Lambs, 14s to 20s. each.
DIVIDENDS. Pease, English, white - -
ate Procter, Konigsberg-Thomas Rising' Renny, Rotterdam- July 29, W. and T. Edmond and R. M‘Kim, Liverpool and Do. & Irish .. maple.. -- - grey.- ,34 0 -36 0
the - 'Winifred, Christie, Calcutta-Aiab "Finsh, St. John N.B.- • •
Bombay, merchants-July OR. it and Al Srnith it0v.,,A,,,,,, wi„.... -.....,,,,,, •
.Josephs, Falconer, cans nf n„-,, ...,,,'_,_.i -,_ ........,,1...

Evans
xonig e'
sberg—Thomas Benny,,Danzic—Gern Rotterdam-
'Winifred, Christie, Calcutta—Arab, Finsh, St. John, N.B.
Josepha, Falconer, Cape of Good Hope and the Mauritius,

The• Richard Alsop, which arrived here from New York, was
in contact with a barque 29th June, at midnight, in lat. 40, lon.
19, and lost bowsprit and fore-topgallantmast. The barque lost
mainmast. The Richard Alsop laid by the barque till daylight
when the latter stood away to the -
The Middlesex, Lovett, for Bost

being out e
Chronoin

from Vera
clover. Havton, hence at Cea

Acadia, (

Wallace, M
Charlotte H

ply
reed
r of

'ater
s to
ords,

tter,
hra-
the
rn to

'ling
the
dng•
'pass
►oast

long
atel-
shed

hence a

on, from
•err ; Willia

Conservative, Drew; and M
foundlard.

Good Intent
hence at Cadiz.
Oporto, Conr

s York

,rd, sailed from Malaga for

27th May

DIVIDENDS. •
iond and R. M'Kim, Liverpool and
- 28, R. and M. Smith, Baxenden,
28, R. Webster, Preston, Lanca-

be granted, unless cau

CERTIFICATES
he shown to the contrary on the

day of meetir

S, J.
_Worsley,l3;eon—,-i

t.casbtre, cot ton spinner—

an:, Bradford, Yoikshire, inaKeepe;-:,
t Sheffield, cutlery manufacturer.

RTI FI CATES

S. Holmes, let,

,nanceilor acting in Bankruptcy,
e be shown to the contrary on or before July 28.
.es Liverpool, grocer—J. Gray, jun., Liverpool, me-
-J. W. Brooke and J. Wilson, Liverpool, merchants
J. Laurie, Liverpool, coal merchant—j. Beckett. Liverpool,
Srum r • n non*

Dinn el

MEETING OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL
July• Hour
14, John Redman (2nd) District Court, 1]

Etighsh & Irish,

Oatmeal,

Irish, 1847
Canadian

Wheat, 14. 70th
Canadian, fi

L. of 240

Danzig, mixed &red
L Baltic& Hmburg
Riga and Petersbg.
Odessa, common ..
French,Spanish,&c.
Bannat & Marianop

Mediter. &c. hard
Gen.qualities,bond

cio, De Goitech,

ndon, frc

480th; Egyptian.. dc
Pease, v qr.,
EASTERN DISPENSARY, ROSE-HILL. Baltic, &c., white.. dc
REPORT OF CASES FOR THEWEEK ENDING FRIDAY, RINE 30. Canadian, &c., do.. dc
—Persons relieved at the Dispensary, 108; Patients visited at Flour, 114. barrel,
their own homes, 88 i Total, 196. Canadian, sweet .. dc

id John iiron

1!1" Asu•
croft; Surgeons, Messrs. Lockwood, Harris, and Dodd
House-Surgeon, Mr. Ball.

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, JULY S.
DISCHARGED: In-patients cured, 31 ; Relieved and at own
request, 7; Made Out-patient, 0; Irregular, 1; Dead, 1.—
ADMITTED : In-patients, 31 ; Out-patients, 4 ; Casuals during
the week, 8; Remaining in the House, 151.
Consulting Surgeon, J. Dawson, Esq. ; House Surgeon, Mr.
C. B. Wilson ; Apothecary, Mr. J. Newton ; House
Visitors, William Carson and Harmood Banner, F.sqs. ;
Chaplain, Rev. W. Blundell ; Treasurer, Richard Gibson,
Pcn

EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY, MOUNT-PLEASANT

EYE DEPARTMENT: New Patients admitted in the month of
June, 334 ; Patients prescribed for, and who have received
Surgical assistance during the month of June, 1423: total
since the commencement, 53,857.—EAR DEPARTMENT: Pa-
tients prescribed for, and who have received Surgical assistance

!•..6eoris, Dr. Edwards and Mr. Neill ; Assistant-Surgeon,
4r. J. B. Barrow; Treasurer, Henry Crossfield, Esq.

NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT, JULY 8

ADMITTED: Accidents, 35 ; Medical and Surgical Cases upon
recommendation, 16; Total, 51.—DISCHARGED: Cured, 24 •

Irregular, 0 ; Died, 5 ; Remaining in the Hospital, 83.
Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician and
Surgeon for the ensuing week, Dr. Turnbull and Mr.
Bainbrigge ; House Visitors, E. J. Motley and It. W.
Bateson, Esqrs.; House-Surgeons, Mr. T. B. Gilder.
sleeves ; Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq.; Chaplain, Rev.
Wm. Hughes.

SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL, JULY 5

WEEKLY REPORT

INDOOR Cured and relieved. 13;—Dead, 1' • Entered, 14;
Under treatment, 39.—Ou'moon Cured and relieved, 46;
Dead, 0; Entered, 49; Under treatment, 44.
Chaplain Rev. Thomas Nolan, A.M.; Treasurer, B. Platt,
Esq. ; Visitors, Mr. Benjamin Platt and Mr. J. Job ;
House-Surgeon, Mr. Thos. Morris; Assistant House-
aurgeon, Mr. Thomas Armstrong Cammock ; President,
Jos. B. Yates, Esq.

WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND WORK
HOUSE HOSPITALS.
Remaining per last week, 424; Admitted, 114; Cured and
relieved, 120; Died, 14; Remaining under treatment, 404;
Fever cases included in the above—Remaining per last report
82 ; Admitted, 20 ; Cured and relieved, 27 ; Died, 4 ; Re-
maining under treatment, 71.
Apothecary, Mr. Lingley ; Resident Medical Officers, Mr.
Taylor and Mr. Steele ; Non-resident Ditto, Dr. Burgess,
Dr. Gee, and Mr. Leather; Chaplain, Rev. D. Anderson;
Governor, Mr. J. W. Evans.

Do.&Canadian sour dc
Danzic, &c. sweet....

In. Corn, '4, 4801 b. white
Do. Meal, brl. 1961bd0:

CORN 1

With a very scanty
and a few Irish Oats

tish produce fresh in sin
wroth naming from abro
having no further arriva'

of yesterday
entered the

oo
BIRKENHEAD HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY,

; there are,
Mersey from

lediately looked (Or, wilt

sion of supply, chiefly a
During the past two d

JULY.I,IB4B

HOSPlTAL.—Admitted, 1; DisCharged—Cured, 0; Relieved,
0; Made Out-Patients, 0; Not Benefitted, 0; Irregular, 0;
Dead, 0; Remaining, S.—DISPENSARY.—Out-Patients—Ad-
mitted, 12; Discharged, 11 ; Dead, 0; Remaining, 240: Home
Patients—Admitted, 5; Discharged, 4; Remaining, 8. Total
since January 1, 913.

fine.,
9 0 —4O 0 extra

i 24 6 —25 3 old
--- do.

Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Stevenson and Mr. Smith ;
Surgeon for the ensuing week, Mr. Hamilton ; Treasu-
rer, Mr. R. Bryans, Jun. ; House-Surgeon, Mr. Mac-
dougall. Francis Hamp, Honorary Secretary. Visitors
for the ensuing week, Rev. A. Knox and Mr. W. Aspinall.

FOREIGN.
s. d. s. d

PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST-OFFICE

7 4 whit

7 11 'hightnix
7 11 white ..'
6 7 Archngl
6 9 Polish..

6 11 white ..
6 11 Egypt'r
5 10

0 0 'white

•25 6 Ido.

-38 0 !do.
—32 0j do

, JULY 8

-2S 6 Ido,

-26 0 do., U.S
—0
0 d 0.....
—3l 0 yellow..
—l3 9 d 0.....

Destination

(C[IANGE, JULY 7,

!3 6 -
23 0 -

s. d. s. d

7 10 - g 0
6 3 - 6 6
6 10 - 7 0
6 11 - 7 3
4 3-4 6
0 0-0 0
0 0-0 0

—o o

0 0-0 0
0 0--0 0

o 0-0 o
0 0-0 0

0 o—o o

O 0-0 0
O 0-0 0
0 0-0 0
31 6_33 6
O 0-0 0

ival of Wheat into this port coastwise,
) Runcorn, we have scarcely any Bri-
ce Monday; nor have we any thing in
ad beyond 1910 garters of Indian Corn,
!s from Canada reported an t, tun

11h(. )
however, six vessels whic have just
Quebec and Montreal, and more im-
.ch may shortly give us a fair acces-
Flour from that era--

Mails desp'd Last Packet Next Packet
'from Lon don sailed. due.

Colony

, .
general by no means active. steady, but in
At our market this morning the onerations in Wheat were
upon a rather limited scale for all descriptions, but without
any pressure of supply holders were firm, and most qualities of
Eng!ish, Irish, and Foreign steadily maintained the current
rates of Tuesday —Tri.l,

nicaucty.—insu ana nome-made Flour, beingless
plentiful and in fair request, supported the terms last noted;
consumers, however, waiting the next arrivals of Canadian,
bought sparingly of that kind as well as States Flour, and each
may be deemed 6d. per barrel cheaper.
The late stock of Barley having been exhausted, prices were
merely nominal; and Malt, remaining nearly without inquiry,
was slightly depressed in value.—Beans and Pease, in which
scarcely any business was apparent, were the turn lower in va-
lue —Oats, continuing to meet little notice, barely sustained
previous rates; and Oatmeal was 3d. per load cheaper.
Indian Corn being still in good demand for Ireland, fully
maintained, and in some instances acquired, 6d. per quarter
over late prices ; Corn Meal was also in fair request, but not
dearer.

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE
MARKET, JULY 8, 1848.
s. d. s. d.
Hay, old, 20/15 0 7 c 0 9 Potatoes, 4,,, 90tb.
New
Clover
Ditto, Green -
Straw, Wheat .. 0 31— 0 4 Cattle 0 0
Oat 0 3 0 4 Turnips, 'if, ton . 0 0
Barley
Carrots, per ton. 0 0 —0, 0 Manure 4 0

s. d. s. d

PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S
MARKET, JULY 8.

MANCHESTER.
decided improv

Alartatcs.

lower terms.
uout cleared off, p
—ln the value of

ii GHT CATTL

STATE OF

low Seen the worst, and that

re not so well arran

little better than it was last weel

0 0
o
o
0 o
o
0
G 0

RAILWAY RECEIPTS,

S'HAMPTON STATION
Lisbon
} 7th, 17th,
and 27th of
every month

Montrose ..
July 7

Jupiter ~...
July 16

Spain
Gibraltar
Malta &lonian Islands 3rd and 20th 'Ripon 1 1 Next Mail
Greece and Egypt.... of every i June 20 due July 2l
India, Ceylon,&China_ month. 1 I

(I) Brit. Col. in W. Ind.
(except Honduras & 2nd and 17th 'Seven
Bermuda,) For. Col. %. of every
in W. Indies, except month.
Havana, Venezuela,
and Madeira
(2) Mexico& Havana . 2nd of every
(3) Bermuda St. Juan 1 month only.
de Nicaragua, and 17th of every Thanies
New Grenada month only.
FALMOUTH STATION-

.
s. d. s. d. I' _ s. d. s. d.
Beef ift• lb 0 6ito 0 7, Plums.. 11, Quart 0 0— 0 0
Mutton 0 6 0 7 Filberts 0 0— 0 0
Veal 0 5 0 7 Gooseberries .. 0 2 0 4
h
urrant
0 7 IGrapes .s
... qt lb 2 3
Lamb, fore . } 0 61—
Do., ind qr..qr 0 0
Fresh Pork .... 0 7 0 0 Ditto, Foreign 0 o— 0 0
Bacon 0 0— 0 0 IPeas.. .. 1-, Peck 0 0— 0 0
Hams 0 0— 0 0 'Fowls, v Couple 3 0— 3 6
Salmon
Soles
Cod Fish
Turbot
Haddocks 0 0— 0 0 ,Turkeys.... each 4 0— 5 0
Whiting 0 0— 0 0 Partridges,*brce 0 0— 0 0
Fresh Butter
Salt Ditto 0 9—.0 11 Asparagus, 100 0 0— 0 0
Eggs 7E> 124 5 6 0 0 Strawberries, qt. 0 6 0 7
Potatoes, 4,, Peck 0 9 1 4 Cherries
New Do., per lb. 0 0— 0 0 Rabbits 2 0— 0 0

Next Mail
lue July 22

Tern .... Next Mail
July 21(lue July 22

Next Mail

ude 21Idue Aug. 7

PRICES OF PROVISIONS 1N BIRKENHEAD
MARKET, JULY 8, 1848.

s. C. s. d. 1 8. d. s. d.
Beef l#lb. 0 sito 0 711Geoseberries, qt. 0 1 to 0 3
Mutton 0 6 0 7i Strawberries.— 0 3 0 6
Veal
Lamb, per lb 0 6 0 *4 Black Ditto .... 0 4 0 6
Fresh Pork
Bacon
Hams 0 8 0 9 Beans
Salmon
Soles
Cod Fish
Brit 0 6 -- 0 0 Turkeys.... each 0 0 0 0
Haddocks
Whiting 0 0 0 0 Geese, c'ntry fed 3 6 4 0
0 0— 0 0 Partridges,vbrce 0 0— 0 0
Lobsters
Fresh Butter.... 0 11 1 0 Black Game 0 0— 0 0
Fall ditto
Eggs.... *120.. 5 4 5 6 Hares ...... each 2 6 3 0
Potatoes, 7ip Peck 0 0— 0 0 Pigeons,wouple 1 8— 0 0
New Do., per lb. 0 01— 0 Oi Rabbits 2 2 0 0
.............,.,..,...._—.

TIDE TABLE
DAIS. MORN. I EVEN°. HunT,
July.j h. m. h. in. ft. in.
Tuesday.... IL, 715 748 11 2
lyednesday.l2l 820 I 848 11

HOLY DA YS, ETC.

RAILWAYS,

Thursday :Ail 9 13
Friday .... 14 938

saturaay- :: ii; 10 id

Sunday MI 11 12
Monday.— 17 11 48

935 12 7
10 17 13 8

Amiens and Boulogne
Arbroath and Forfar
Birkenhead, Lan. and Cheshire.
Caledonian
Chester and Holyhead
Cockermouth and Workington
Dublin and Drogheda
Dublin and Kingstown
Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen
East Anglian
Edinburgh and. Glasgow
Edinburgh and Northern
Eastern Counties and N. Eastern
East Lancashire
Eastern Union and Ipswich and
Bury
Glasgow, Garnkirk, and Ctbrg
Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr.'
Glasgow and Greenock
Great Southern and Western
Great Western
Kendal and Windermere
Lancashire and Yorkshire
Lancaster and Carlisle
Leeds and Thirsk
Londonderry and Enniskillen
London and North-Western
London and Blackwall
London & Brighton, South Coast
London and South-Western
M'chester, Sheffield, and Lincoln
Maryport and Carlisle
Midland, Bristol, and Binning-

ham
Midland Great Western (Ireland.
Newmarket
Newcastle and Carlisle
Norfolk
North British

Paris and Rouen
Rouen and Havre
Scottish Central
Shrewsbury and Chester
South-Eastern and Branches
South Devon
Taff Vale
Ulster
Whitehaven Junction
Wishaw and Coltness
York, Newcastle, and Berwict
York and North Midland, &c,

10 54 j 15 0

11 31 15 9 4th Sunday aft Trinity
16 9

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN 11L
JULY 8.

Although occasional heavy showers of rain have fallen, t
weather this week, upon the whole, has been very favour
for the growing crops, which so far promise well, Our faY
only brought a limited supply of Wheat to this day's r
which was cleared off on fully as good terms as last we
**rivals of Wheat coastwise are short, but from al—
' • holders appear,'"

y than that (
try ; Lambs

last weel
iownward:

extrer

—The general tone of this market has s
ement throughout the whole of the pi
is to be the

,neral impression, that we have
L gradual improvement both in

ions of a bountiful_ harvest at home, ha

veek has also a cheering influence, and seems to speak ;-f a re-
nrn to prosperous days. Prices, either of cloth or yarn, have
lot advanced in any quotable degree, but there is less irregu-
arity, and the lowest terms at wh►ch purchases could previously
,e made; are no longer accepted. The German houses have
tot done any large amount of business, although, from the
iumerous inquiries at the early part of the week, expectations
were expressed that such would be the case, there can be little
oubt that they have large orders on hand; but the political
.isturbances have so deranged the commercial system, that

1 as forinerly

ntil which time their transactions will be necessarily' cramped
a certain extent. The purchases that have been made dur-
ig the week have, in many instances, been the result more of
peculation, in anticipation of an advancing market; than any
rders that require immediate execution. The Yarn Market
as shown rather more inactivity
ertheless, they are rather worse to bus)

n numbers for India ; ne-
In light cloths and

hirtings for the same quarter, the fall quoted rates are now
sked, and in quarters where the lowest prices have been pre.
iously accepted, an advance of lid. per piece is required,
however, only places them on a par with their neigh-
ours. The inquiries which were pretty eagerly made by the
reek houses at the beginning of the week, have not resulted
i any increased activity, hut would seem to have been prompt-
! by a fear that the advance in cotton would place them in a
orse market for their operations. The home trade houses
ave been doing a good business during the week, and appear
kely to continue.
ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET

-The market this week w
Prices of both goods ai

re a month ago,

wool are about 15 per cent. lower than
LEEDS.—We have to report a little more activity in our
Woollen market this week than for the last two or three weeks.
Some of the large London buyers have been in the town, and
have purchased more freely than of late, and business in con-

sequence has been better in the warehouses. The American
houses are beginning to move a little, and hopes of a revival of
trade for the winter are generally entertained. Stocks are not
heavy, and prices are low. Many of the smaller manufacturers
are fully engaged on order.

BrtmiFodul-L—Wool: The same inactivity we have noted for
some weeks past continues, and there is no disposition to buy,
except for immediate use. The supply in the market is only
bare. but little of the new clip having come to hand. Prices

are steady. Yarns : The extremely bin, and ruinous price-at
which yarns are now selling, gives a tone of confidence that
they have seen their lowest price, and a shade more business is
doing both for shipping and home consumption. Pieces ; The
change in the weather seems to enliven our trade, and a fair
business is doing by the home houses. The Germans are still
out of the market, and the Americans are only doing little, it
being now towards the close of the season
HALIFAX.-Our Pi2ce Hall was but very slenderly attended
on Saturday, and the demand for worsted goods was exceed-
ingly dull. The yarn trade remains in the same depressed
state ; and the spinners curtail production to as low a point as
consists with keeping their machinery in order. New wool is

coming freely to inaiket but very little is purchased, and prices

are looking downwards. Short wools are also rag,.,
decline, notwithstanding the very limited quantity pro,
IlunnErtsFiELD.—This week there has been an in
confidence among the manufacturers generally attend;
market, but not much more business was transacted.
are very light.

.her on the
-educed.
a creased
lug this
Stocks

r the p

Amount,

O 0 0
1303 0 0
O 0 0
O 0 0
4140 0 0
O 0 0
158 0 0
O 0 0
1035 0 0
980 0 0

3125 0 0
1394 0 0
15850 0 0
1086 0 0

1302 0 0

0 0 0
2102 0 0
1217 0 0
2656 0 0
0 0 0

199 0 0
10300 0 0
2263 0 0
0 0 0
154 0 0

0 0 0

758 0 0

XOB6O 0 0
1037 0 0
(1 0 0
2616 0 0

4045 0 0
1684 0 0
601 0 0
704 0 0
0640 0 0
1617 0 0

1570 9 0
753 0 0
198 0 0

0 0 0
11869 C. 0
8275 0 0