The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-03-25 00:00:00

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. 25, I THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD
SUNDAY, MARCH 23.—Wind W.N.W.light.
DUBLIN CORN EXCHA
` 7, , . -.l2Utpping intelligracr. liftarkets.
L`' • ARRlVED.—Laurence, Jackson, from Manilla--Cornelius,
The market being held out of tl
Gray, from Alexandria—and Catalina, from Galatz.
queues of the market day falling c
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WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, MARCH 18. small attendance, and the few trans
SAILED.—John Fehrman, Long, for Havana—Josephine.
48,1,.. TUESDAY, Marren 18.—Wind N.W. Masters, for Tampico—and Patrick Henry, Delano, for New Total quantities per Price per at Tuesday's prices.
Setts "—Arin Freerk, non Harlingen. York. Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter. . "
liaaw, D.—Franconia, Garnett, for Apalachicola—Science, Wheat
SALFORD CATTLE MA
Oats
130siaa'rs/Afborr Constantinople—Zanoni, Simm, for New York—
for allontreaLarn Heroine, Wells, hence at St. M chael .
ovick, for Rio Janeiro—and Mahahica, Jump, Titania, Shifley, hence at Genoa
—a We have a plentiful show of st
Ignazio. Rizzo, and Carlotta, Lagana, hence at P,lermo WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 20. very good., We have also a good
kin --- • Cambridge, Barstow, hence for New York, at Cove . In consequence of contrary winds, the supply of grain has
cii.,
_P,e, (steamer) hence at Fernando Po 22nd Nov. Otter, Cox. s -fled from Palermo for Livverpool 20th Feb. been small to this day's market. •In Wheat transactions have per Mutton,
lb a
Nearlyt,fo r theeverything
en'2_tunrotrihe Sultan, Baker. hence at Constantinople Penelope, Brunn, sailed from Genoa for Lirerpoo sth March been brisk, at au advance of is to 2s per quarter upon last
paZ, _ ore, Trick. hence at ditto Thetis, 'lerlie, sailed from Marseilles for Liverpool 12th March wee:•'s quotations. Moderate sales have been effected in Bar.
ley, but no alteration can be noted in price. Beans a shade MANCH ESTER CORN EXt
tti, insuj: Jane, Lovering, sailed from Leghorn for this port Cressida. )tit Fie, sailed from Calcutta for Liverpool 6th Feb.
fatheheavrogeeatork cpolan
Viailal-at Numantina, Zavala, sailed from iiilboa for Liverpool 12th dealer. Oats and Shelling remain quiet.
kartii_ ;,Mullyart, hence at Ostend March
Eacel,'!,t'fien, Grunsen, hence at Flushing Samaritan, Davie, sailed from Alexandandria 25th Feb. ; Ca- LEEDS CORN MARKET, MARCH 18. A steady business has been done it
. pewiia!t.ead, hence for Antwe p. at Chisser Cove roline, Stepnenz, Ist March ; Jane Buffos, al•Douald, 3rd ; Su- We have a fair supply of Wheat; an advance, however, on at full i rives : other articles met a
' NyVearsis'tle'heredaay7,rv'a. severityhi
ue:ol and
'llaithil!, Bryant, hence for Gloucester, at Waterfc,rd, towed san. Cousins, 4th, and Spartan, Cheevers, sth March all qualities, must be rated of Is per quarter. No change in A further small advance took plac
Ithb„ '-', of main mast Frances, Yates, sailed from Monte Video for Valparaiso 20th other articles.
Wakefield, on Thursday; and gen
•', vv yerae, from a. John, N.B. at Kinsale November
acquire more confidence.
New Zealand, from Ichaboe for St. John, N.B. off Core HULL CORN MARKET, MARCH 18. To-day we have a steady but not
WED British Isle. from Ichaboe, off Cove
oeor,sno
ota
The supplies of farmers' Wheat were moderate : of foreign per bushel dearer, and rather higl
8A NESDAY, MARCH ]g.-Wind N.E. moderate. Aneor,a. ditto, at ditto - a large show of samples. The best runs of English were fully
14,44Lit,44D—Mary, Winch, Bingham, for Columbia River—Min. HOLYHEAD, March 22.—The Oakland, Parry, from New Or- Is Weller. In Barley, Beans, and Oats, no material change. -
.Y, Hitchings, and Union, Norwood, ood, for Halifax—Aurore, leans for Liverpool, ran on shore this morning at Caygill, Car-
former prices, and in other articles
ize Flour,a
n alterationw hichare not, t
ton, ,(iikt for Cape Breton—Britannia, Hamilton; Magnet, Mor- narvon Bay, and it is feared will be a wreck; second officer and BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, MARCH 19. tion. 'ql:laoowtaetvi
Moho. r IL
, Jackson. Nl` Garry, and Bouter Johnny Little, for one man drowned.
-
During the present week, there has been a better demand for -
ka„ eatßritish Oueen, He for St. John, N lora
____ Wheat, and an advance of Is per quarter obtained. Malting
ropWet_ald, Morrell, for St. Andrew—Devonshire, Thompson,
LIVERPOOL COTTON M
Barley fully as dear. In Grinding no alteration. Beans held
Gara,W
,York—Cambridge, Barstow. for New York—George
CONDO ,.. llilLl.li 1 1.n0....i UESDAY, MARCH 18. for former prices, and a rather better sale for New English. We have had a limited demand
~,lto., fur'',
ic%eadrer, for New York and Baltimord—Tylian, Jack-
Oats dull at last week's prices. market, partly consequent on the d,
narahrillw Orleans—Sardinia. Foster, for Mobile—Laura, ..._,B9,______
-- - _-
posed repeal of the duty, and in
Well ,tor Bahia—Zant -. Cleverly, for Tobasco—and Love. Archibald, for Donn. e"
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 18. fluence produced by the last accour
Blackmore and Co. Dent, Yorkshire, marble dealers—C. C. Of Oatmeal and Flour we have to report a moderate Prices, under these circumstances. I
Chase _____
Eyre and, F. J. Burge, Turnham-geeen, and Hammersmith,
Dsw • Vernon, sailed from Lisbon for Liverpool lah March supply since this day week, partly by steamers ; but of Speculators have taken 5.00 bales t
surgeons—A. Toft and J. Austin, Tinkersclough. Shelton, Pat-
Tth'ereF?, ‘iNi'ood, hence at New York 24th Feb.
any kind of Grain, either coastwise or from Ireland, the 7, 0 bales. Very little, is being
ddsor
Feb.Lries, engravers—Pritchards and Railton. Liverpool, timber for American descriptions, but in nth
boasttitor,,_. owes, sailed from Boston for Liverpool 26th n
dealers ;as far regards J. Railton--•Darby, Higgs and Pickering, arrivals are comparatively light, owing to the long con- estimated at 251te bales of a 1163
9in
j'fv.,,,,‘ lilies hence at Madeira 25th Feb. and sailed for the
Kingswinford, I taffordshire, coal masters ;as far as regards T. tinuance of easterly winds ; and we have none whatever
itYrept,'"la
Pickering—Hannay and Hinton Bradford, contractors—H. recently from abroad.bags.
arch , Nicholas, and Emile, Harris, hence at Lisbon sth
11 Wootwri . '
ght and J. Pearson, Canterbury, li en drapers—P. Our market being tolerably well attended by town and The import this week is , 9 bags
ai,, ~.
Broad and Son, Brighton. melters--T. E. Greenhow and Co.
pe,..,.• scadden, hence at ditto 7th country millers, and the weather continuing
extremely
Newcastle-upon-Tyne ship-brokers—Hawkins, Cooper and From the 15tli to the 2th
4,ie;erance. Riley, and Mary. Hannaford. hence at ditto eth
severe, gave a slight impulse to the Wheat trade this
Co. Stoke-upon-Trent, china manufacturers; as far as regards
Pri
vhio' , Martin, from London at Gibraltar 7th March
morning, and Irish, in which a moderate business was,
tail toga,Martin,
Lov • J. Cooper—Freeman and Co. Birmingham, nail factors—G. and
:
ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IM
SALES OF THE WEEK, in 1,
sailed I/ • ering, from Naples, at Gibraltar Bth March, and
S. Reynolds, Sal sbury.street, Lisbon-grove, corn-dealers— done, realized Id. per 701 b. advance upon the rates of this
jovel.. Bristol
Townley and Cartwright, Blackburn c tton-spinners—Knapp, day se'rinight ; but English, of which there was a mode. —
The en "amano, Gonrater, hence at Cadiz 2nd March
140 Sea Island ltai
Ilueeo ••harlotte, of Hamburg, 65 days from New York for Bray, Edmunds and Co. Bradford, Wiltshire, clothiers—J.. L. rate show of samples, was unaltered in value ; and in Po- 20 Stained
Long.
36 3, w Butler and Paton. Liverpocl, coal merchants—Austin and Tink- reign, although in some instances held on rather higher' 3510 Bowed Georgia
p Ita,s,e't Yrts
Williams,was spoken Bth Jan. in lat. 25 3S. 'er, Harper-lane, Lower Thames-street, London, Custom-house 1
equiea •
~., wi. 61 days mom New. Bedford tor Angra
terms, very little business was done. r Mobile
agents—T. Sanderson and HJ. Cook, Liverpool, coal mer- Sank: Flour,••
Sa. J. t has spoken Jan. g. in hat 17 14 S, long. 20 19
q though not in lively request, was rather. 1640 chants—J. Dyer and K. Culliford. Somersetshire,
!ailed I;.,'rN, N.B. Feb. 26.—The Mozambique, Lawrence, wrohickhs
: :0743 New Orleans
drapers—E. Phillips and A. G. Favenc, Banwell,Lower Thames-street, more saleable at our last
.quotations. t Alabama and Tennes
w,, here' N.B.
4th instant for Ilu 1, went on she re on the c
Barley and Malt were m limited demand at late prices., 820 .
h(ll.%;4tward of Patridge Island, but was got off the next London, wine merchants—Dean and Law, Nicholas-lane, Lon-
d‘lt,saeri Isnltsi —FG,...It Pernambuco
taanpillet..BinFdrlietyh,.sCtroeveetntry, haberdashers—C..R. Egyptian Beans were 6d. to Is. per qr, dearer, end, i ctaPraara.i
_5l
Ile firs",g• add after undergoing the. necessary repairs will sail
149 Bahia and alaceio
Ilt i fair wind Soho, importers tfl: o- other kinds, as well as Pease, were held at the full rates { Maranharn
!lee
I(orte eign music— B. ed and Taylor, Brunswick-parade. Islington, a6a .
- %lea :. Feb.b 23.—The Cleopatra, Shepperd, which left
linen-drapers—Cowing. and Peacock, Spiral-square, London, of last week.
'' G,b,.. , nS i th Nov. last—cargo tobacco, cotton and stases—
Oats were in moderate rennet_ ...A Hi,: mmAr. ~..l;
:rea, „,:.!"ttar. sunk nn 9nrl Dar nAnr +hi. izlntlrt of rot. Ths. silkmen.

Che,
Vernon,o sailed from Lisbon for Liverpool lath March
Ttherr4 Wood, hence at New York 24th Feb.
(j.aS, Howes, sailed from Boston for Liverpool 26th Feb.
Nst of Africa
Gillles hence at Madeira 25th Feb. and sailed for the
Afrka
)41i QPh, Nicholas, and Emil'e, Harris, hence at Lisbon sth
l, kid
eev Scadden, hence at ditto 7th
(44%erance. Riley, and Mary. Hannaford. hence at ditto 9th
4Martin, from London at Gibraltar 7th March
sailed toga, Loveri from Naples,at Gibraltar Bth March, and
, g,
'instal
j°11:"
. Kamatte,n°,
of GonHamb.
rater
urg, henc6se atdays Cadiz
fro 2nm
New d Marc York for
Itoh,°',C.4Yl-harlo4s, was spoken Bth Jan. in lat. 25 3 S. long. 36 30 W
Pequi'vae.a, Williams, 61 days from New Bedford for Angra
was spoken Jan. 9. la lat 17 14 8, long. 20 19
!ailed h)", N. B. Feb. 26.—The Mozambique, Lawrence, which
to the "re 4th instant for flu 1, went on she re on the rocks
krni eastward of Patridge Island, but was got off the next
the fing• and after undergoing the necessary repairs will sail
st fair wind
kcq 1(°: Feb. 23.—The Cleopatra, Shepperd, which left
f Orlea
(4' G,br rs 7th Nov. last—cargo tobacco, cotton and stac es—
,rrea, esdrlar sunk on 2nd Dec. near the island of Cuba. The
The eaPed in their boats, and arrived at Havana 2nd Jan.
5115 rl,.que foundered as soon as she was abandoned.
.The
lat'a raeeY, from
~blowing Boston, reports on the sth inst.
w,4 4.. iong.., 0 3 a .tremendous gale, passed a
Yard„....,,1 Painted ports, steering N.N.W.—saw her lose fore
;24111.°1te, w,rds saw her lying to with herd sails all flying, but
;lary, sy!lder her no assistance The cargo of the British ship
Ass,,,,cott, stranded on Heneagu a reef, has been taken to
!et' too 41,0 sold. About 450 tons copper ore sold for 50 dol.
e'Pbrlio.
~.::'argo and materials for 25,4.00 dollars. A ship's ac.
on ladder, part of cutwater, two che•ts, a medicine
Lores.s,Witlging mai sal boom also a small 11 boat. with
''rieasi`aton" painted on her 'stem, drove on shore on Mar-
o.'ratod flif 18th ultimo, all undoubtedly from barque Lord
that St. Andrew's, wrecked on Isle-au Haut, on or about
SArAye,
eh!, A 09 Feb. 6.—On Tuesday aftern-on the wind. sud-
t's tr4ianged to the westward, arid during the night
. increased
rTia ,e„. , s‘ Veral ships got adrift, 2nd the British barque
144 rte,.; ly damaged by some of them running into her
Vtitpo N.S.OL, Feb. 24 —The Hatfield. Blauvett from St.
45 days. in ballast, bound to Argyle, put to sea 21st
"Ni leakyil returned again the same day, with loss of anchor
1,4
hh tha„Motlrn, N.S. Feb. 10.—On the 23rd Jan. the brigantine
ti
the ou Eldridge. of and for this port from Grenada, struck dy ter
eve, • liarbour Islaod. ahout six o'clock on Satur-
-u, ling last durin a snow storm. she has not been got
thr the beach.
eu one where the water runs in and out
br,ttom, with tl,e flow and ebb of the tide. The
,uall„, 'a, Adams of and tor St. Stephen's, from Trinidad. .
42 o'e),', 'lll' 1. ig• a fall of snow and violent gale from N.W. about
f t, "If Naturday night on the 13th instant, struck on one
I:'n 't Islands, bilged and drove off ; at five in the mom-
-14 to IT rli a Sill king state, the master and crew had ba ely
kerb,, ve the Lrig in a boat, in which they reached Shag
of
toorit noon, almost exhausted by fatigue and the c01d-
t,44104Z weather, w hich was so severe that a large
.New-
:'ateci dog perished in the boat. 'I hey weie hospitably
'Y the inhabitants of Shag harbour, and arri, ed here
f 11°YraN.
", • March I.—The C nstellation, arrived at this port
"th "ernio• On Bth Feb. passed several pieces of wreck,
akar sP:Ars, Pieces of hull, part of white monkey rail, also
ks ant a dozen iron-bound water-ca.- ks, apparently wine
ki Nil- Judged the materials to belong to a ship. It
tao Lg
e aril could not nice oo nr.l nf harn 'rho hn rtlnt, For.

Oats were in moderate request, and the middle quali-
ties were the tura dearer.

DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
T. Roberts, 131, ckman-street, Southwark, linen--:raper.
A. ' ett. Commercial-cord, London, timber merchant.
J. T. Milner & T. Bedford. Kingston-upon-Hull, confectioners
C. S. Ma: termer). Croy don, grocer.
T. Fisher, Selby. Yorkshire, lh,en draper.
G. Harriott, Ormskirk, beer brewer.
R. Smith, Worcester, attorney.
W. H. Bates, Birmingham, factor.
S. edgley, Dudley, grocer.
J. C. Lister. N olverhampton, wine merchant.
J. N. S rgent, Nottingham, grocer.
J. N. Glazebrook, Birmingham, carpenter.
T. J. and T. Dobson, Kidderminster, carpet manufacturers.
J. Goren, Orchard-street, Portman-square, London, scrivener.
J. Peaton, Paddington-street, arylebone, ironmonger.
C. Newton and C. Worsarn, Kingsland-basin, Kiugslaud-road,
London. engineers.
T. hiller. Green-street, Leicester-square, London, baker.

Oatmeal was in rather slow request, but fully main-
tained late prices in the few sales effected.

• Demerara.SurinaviAc
910 Egyptian
• Barbadoes ..

CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 20

Peruvian
Bahama.

The duty on Foreign Beans will probab y advance to Is. 6d
pei quarter to-morrow.

Laguayra

Our imports from Ireland and Coastwise are to a moderate
extent collectively during the past two days, but we have little
fresh in from abroad.

Coinmina West India,
Carthagena
Smyrna
Manilla

The weather continues since our last with nearly as much se-
verity of coldness as before, thouizh we have at length indica-
tions, from a slight change of wind, of a favourable alteration
in the temperature.—The reports from the leading markets of
the country, as well as the agricultural districts, showing a ten-
Cency to advance, fully confirm the improvement noticed here
on Tuef,day, and our prices f r all articles of the trade have since
been firmly maintained, with a steady disposition to purchase
with rather in re freedom th in of late.

LO Surat ..
• Madras
• Bengal

18950 bales

B iNKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
James Henry Veysey, Saint George, Gloucester, manufa,
turing chentht.

This morning's market being held a day out of course, on ac-
count of Good Friday, there was an indifferent attendance of
local millers, and very few from the country. The transactions
in Wheat and Flour were therefore on a mod rate scale only,
but at the full rates of Tuesday for all descriptions.
Haney, Malt, Beans, and Pease. for the same reason, were
not in much request, though the value ot eacii was steadily sup-

BANKRUPTS.
Henry Hester. Ratcliffe terrace, Goswell road, London, tal
low-chandler.

William v% illiams. High-stre

Thomas Clegg, DepttOrti, coal-merchant.
Frederick harman, West-square, Southwark, bootmaker.
George Will.am St cks, Norwich. linen draper.
Charles D uglas Hope, Manchester, broker.
Wm. Danrel. Manchester. cabinet. maker.
Wiliam Bakeweli. Derbyshire. tai'or.
Thomas O'itooke and Wiliam Birks, Manchester, commi

ported

Middling qualities of Oats as well as Oatmeal rather exceeded
late rates, a few parcels of each being taken for the country.
In the course of the week we i.ave had many inquiries for
sweet states Four in bond. held at 20s. per barrel, 19s. refused
for the bast brands.

sion-agents

PRICES OF GRAIN

Henry Woodgate, Great Canton!, Dorsetshire, horse•dealer,
William Ibbotson, Sheffield, merchant.
Richard Brown, Kingston-upon-1-lull, builder.

Wheat, v. 70th
Engli h new

68@ 7 0

pc, ma
John Price, Oaken Gates, S-I;;;;;g:draper

Irish red . .
Ditto, white
Rye. English, *qr.
Barley, English

1 6 2
6 8

6 1 I !do.
7 2 ,do,

DIVIDENDS

April 15, G. Francis aridT.l.*;;Weis, jun. Cambridge, corn.
merchants—April 9, G. E. White, Reading, tailor—April 8, R.
Marshall. Deptford, stone mason—April 7. T. and W. Johnson
and C. Mann, Romford, Essex, bankers—April 10, G. B. Rudge,
Gloucester scree , Curtain-row' japan leather manufacturer—
At ril 9, F. Dudley, Rochford, Essex, builder—April 10, J. and

- f-
-34 0 Chevalir,34 0
4 6 feeding.' 3
- br0wn..159 0

Sctitch Silrish.v6otb 4 0
Malt, English, isP qr... -

Oats, 701 b.
E'lish & Scotch, new•
Irish. fine qualities..

2 6
Finc, British Arner.common 1 3
_ _

'tore '"urt, of and from Lo'doi; for St. John,
t~el6 s -
l'ebrn:r of tirand Menan, on the night o e
DeXeeptiZ..Y. in a thi:. k fog. The officers and crew saved. with
ie'' eints of one man who, after getting ashore, tell from
„"tedr u . 'flu was lost. She lies wedged between the rocks.
‘,tll broken midship; the sails and rigging saved—no
jy-tll Ina ." Lull of a vessel of about 13 tuns, full of water,
go,,e, painted bronze with a white stripe round her ;
c
io,zee I", ion t. j "`" Painted yellow or gilt, was passed loth ultimo, in
•
bl 25
114,141Warksc u_riMan..Nichol ands, from Liverpool is to
.0
is 0 received other damage
March o.—The brig Gazee, of , from
e.
bet
int" shore at Dartmouth. Thell AcadianLiverpool ha, been eon-
, St. Thomas, in consequence of injuries sustained on
ge from that port to Halifax, and was obliged to
Wx ~eing forty days out, and with n 300 miles of Hall-
eqt ol„---411e brigantine Coquette, Cohoon, from Trinidad,
trew saved.'hore near Prospect last night, and was totally lost
ts"' Dut •
the Essex, Hazlegrove, from Alexandria to th s
chat; into Edgartown 01st ultimo, leaky, would have to dis-
March 11.—The Emilie,. Harris, from Liverpool, in
14t,ti 14. lon (
as or J 20 was struck by a heavy sea, and lost the
4,2ie kh0.,.,r udder; arrived here without any other damage.
17r154 auw.er Adelina. Bradfield, bore up for this pc. t, havin
g Ither aY her mainmast and topsail yard off St. :Michael's
Is now ,ue was bound, Irons England in ballast, to load fruit.
repairing damages, and will load a cargo here,

LAnuen ana N. Hardley, Herne bay, Kent, buiL'ers—April in,
B. Pountain. Derby, wine merchant—April g, T. Kearsley and
T. Watts. Runcorn, Cheshire. bone merchants—April IS, T.
Daniell, Boologoe, copper metters—Ap, it i i, G. Stanway, Stoke
upon-Trent, confectioner—April 4, T. Withell, Padstow, Corn-
wall.

yellow .. 1 4

Danzig..
Rig,a.red.

CERTIFICATES
To be granted, unless cause he shown to the contrary on the

-ler name could not be made out,

April R, H. Wehnert, Leicester-sc

,care, Lo

April 8, J. Argent. Golden-
, T. and J. Jones, Liverpool,

THeitSDAY, MARCH 20.—Wind N.N.E., light.
"at°
,e‘v v .--Commerce Gardiner, New Orleans—London, Baker
geal u
Y, • Pottinger, td• Kenzie, Quebec—Cynthia Ann,
A:4th, 4,,r7.'ax—President, Newman, Ancona—Statesman,
and Bombay—Undaunted, Barber, Rio Janeiro-
4Cs k "'NI, Monte Video and Buenos Ayres—Vi orwartz
otterdam.
n. _

'te a
Rathboue tun New York, at this port; packet of
rlitne`m. Gurvell, sailed from Smyrna for this port on the 24th
Main •Yrarshall, hence at Trieste.
441 '
C (rruthers sailed from Trieste on the 28th ultimo,
j ,
'elers.c„Y 'Steel, he nce a (iiacieh on thet
Oporto. 4th inslant, both for this p. rt.
,eLitvin's atta fti'ihiam' Playton, from Savanilla at Cove.
1),owal, from lchatioe' off nitto.
,bati Md
of etthe WeTll)
in he
gton ice ihave arrivedn the Roads hand are ias broken
t hen up.
midst
The
,nn ice ~
jn'tkvson6c in the Roads.
to
ilci; March 8 —The Galeas, reported to be drift ng about
Oesto„`, ana beset in theaice, ice, is from Grangemouth, bound
Istet.i,„-`„_^, With coals
March 14 —The frost still continues, and is very
tieees,lvith the wind at east.
P_ ic; March 6.—The Rossia, of St. Klein
from Bal.
'e tettin lies fast in the ice off Klein Mullin, about a
141•144ta the shore.
It!t!'3virnZa, March Il.—The state of the ice in the river re-
vteii at altera, ion. The great light ship returned to her
oll,',askis`"e mouth of the Elbe yesterday.
hetl'ile 4th
,'N'oxxisi —Queen Mab, hence to China, was spoken
%Nee fur K•:n4ary, in lat. 24 S, long. 30 W.—Yorkshire, Bailey,
hence A' Y,,rk. on the sth March, off the g 43, long. nriT,_ New Orleans. 24th Jan ,in lat. 43, long. 12—
" ttatniieris port, for California, on the Ist December, off

44t11. PRIDAY M —Wind S.W.
",......., et,
......, . , Aftcx 21.
.\ . ana , Luc ma, —; Champlain, --; Cygnet,
IQ ph-' ; J,,, l'eoPard from New Orleans; Lady Milt. n,
40 "11e,...v1 anti Robert, —,' and John Munn, Watts, from
A 4164,. Kestrel htw 7--co, , --7--, from Lima Montrose, ---, from
t 4D. unibus, —, front Pernambuco—Emperor. from
+lol,AlLicis,
14,45. i:tienrietta Shiel, Hamburg—Odessa. Vaughan, St.
-ce, It 7v, 13r,insvVick —Thomas Lee, Salkeld, Calcutta—
hie. Antigtta.
)% bal.
tk -'

from Ich 'hoc, at C .ve.
T..:1 the' front Rio Grande, at C ye
rte 16th os, from New Orleans at this port.; sailed 3d ult.
in lat. 36, long. 67. spoke tire wig Thomas
\' "ea teel• Nl3 'rile crew were taken off same day,
%II NI, Ilost '*-
111:28th" Mat,*
)4v Ite,, °T,Jat;',:r. from Ichaboe, at Cove; sailed Ist Jan. On
flr'ilsss ,ary, in lat. 5 N, long. 21 W., spoke the !no, for
tete,."1,115,,„ en the .3.th, in lat. N, long. 2:i W, spoke the
,trot to China.
`',ll kit. Vie. f!ont the Mauritius. at Cove: sailed lath Dec.
eult' N 9 'ele'a January.'f,tltOn the 2d January, :r lat
(,1•21; :Tl7l-te ef A ,of
MauiMarypofrt n Dle' Di
e, rom the, o London, with
0, 'l4tlt,illl,o the carried away, off Cape Ago as, and intended
14,551 k ' ''aoders; and Sanders, 'Wiley, from Liverpool at
t+4 rtjer,
v, p'
-lam, hence at Constantinople
tkr e ely, hence at Marse les.
the lo,tant, in lat. 5 . 5 ,
am I I 30, exchanud
t, tr New Orleans, bound
fish'4.49l4 tp 111 the ;th instant, in lat. 59 1,0, long. 10 sa, saw
ipQur..llll y, from Havre.—On the Bth instant,
25, saw the Ameri. an ship Albatross, bound
the the
16, off Smal, sa t
'4li 3' the Yr, of Liverpth
00l instant
standing to the solsuthwaw rdh.e The
this
Port Pkeket.ship Oxford, Captain Rathbone, which ar-
oh Thursda.

PREMIUMS OF INS

LONDON A LIVERPOOL

Jamaica
Leeward Isl. Dem. & Berbic
Honduras
Havana
New York, Boston
Charleston, Savannah
New Orleans
Canada
British worth America
Newfounniand
Brazils
River Plate
East Indies
china
Batavia
New South Wales
Cape of Good Hope
Africa
Gibraltar
Lima, Valparaiso, &c.
Malta, Sicily, &c.
Smyrna and Constantinople
Malaga
Madeira
Western Isles, Cape de Verds
Lisbon
Cadiz
France
Holland
Hamburg, Bremen, &c.
Gottenburg, Stockholm
Petersburg, Riga, &c.
Oporto ..

r,s3intl),,rl "11/RDAv, MARCH H.—Wind W., fresh.
t'llariql, ft:.(,'"General Veazie Coulthard from New Orleans—
'''ttlit'ion .4
Mobile—Conr'ad and Tr.enton, Coifing, from
.p, pt, ai,,..,
kinsqlerli ". 1',,,76-m. Coleman; Zuleika. Montgc!mery ; and
14'.'1, v%;'. are',' r. from Calcutta—Helen Clare, Reid, Sayan
411'014 eYnl4,"`v.,'s. Anigua—Citizen, Stafford, St. Domingo—
tieilyl-Ail„.„,!rorri St. John's, N.H.—Victoria, Gressiey, from
Ct t,_ frin,.°•ll,4 Ludwig, from Genoa—Hero, Harrison, from
mph I,ria
4till ',lna e' 41Cana, from Naples—Anna ella, Gardner,
i 1444, es_.„st, rockett, from Leghorn—Larch, Stewarts, from
~Itikr,rnla 6 Crockett, (steamcr), Evans, from Havre—Elizabeth.
11;' zi.,,%,'ler,
."'.,lKena—Catliarine, Voldist, from Santander
'",11, f,,v)lGe;)'eerY, from Bayonne—Chase, Vernon. f•om 40111 s, 'Lister% Oldenburges, from Harlingen—Myrene,
,annati.

Ihllttl...
~,,1 ~,,t,
,;41,, ,Ott,'', Kelso , ----
Atktr. . H .rorn China, at this port, sailed 18th Nov.,
f•44,ill;',,°_tit yebe'7l-It.t 25th Jan. On the 24th Jan. sp„kef the
P;,tili,Nreratork
;"4utiilaitr,
s3taNn.t, !o ni
f 2544% .iotnhel.2l..stuhreeni%eir
fireold .
thitN't.erlee',4:td On the 14th iitnistaant, in let.. 41'), lon. 12, the
14,141,',,Wi., tPls Port.
I.:1'10;,14 lat..a:r°,ll Callao, at this port, sailed Ist Dec. On
4i141t 1113,0 -'
8, lon. 92'W., spoke tse Enchantress, from
ht the n• 11arrirtr,
cr," 4,1:14 Ja,"--,. front Bonny, at this port. sailed 25th Nov.,
ar:11441.(1141),' 41 at. 5 N., lon.' 16 W.. spoke :he Express,
Ahi'lia birona K and on the 2Sth ultimo, in lat. 41, lon. 18, the
4, k,t,ri, tio,un !wfoitsmiland tor Oporto.
4te4elt4.l'y'rdi Rit'll,.ifoGauntlet, Brown, hence at Rio Janeiro
lachadbile, at Cove
gi,,,lNte'n'criert'r eboroug,
tl'l4l4°4t;atir"' 11°EnhaY nat Flengalnre,
hence, & Australia,
qi kri "oth j sailed from S a (2o'r 19;111 January • Ivanhoe,
1,141,2 kr,,, '4441'3', and Otte'rasup'ool,-Weekman,ts't Feb. for
'ltltiel)nrcl,nri
, .1„0 tt,,,i A1,C,,V)4 Liverpool, from Man Ila ; Ca tier, from
,11 'il'
,b,hior.:l. from Calcutta, and Undauri!ei, Shaks-
el,l",nk, "n, Trani
front Africa. a St. Helena
1,1..A(3.11 \%.'chi-thee, at Cove. On the 21st Jan. in lat.
"t,,,,„,,v,
fiend ' 1)()Ice the Captain Ross, from Fernando Po
i her1Q,13,." the March, in lat. 48, long. 13, the
'or (liarletoi;

DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 20

The market being held out of the regular course. in conse-
quence of the market day falling on Good Friday, there was a
small attendance, and the few transactions o hick occurred were
at Tuesday's prices.

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET. MARCH 19

We have a plentiful show of stock today. and the quality
very good.• We have also a good dema d for prime Beef and
Mutton, at, for the former, 5d to bid, and the latter Sid to (id
per lb. Nearly everything prime sod up.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 22

The severity of the weather continued undiminished up to
yesterday, when a change took place:—during last night there
was heavy rain, and the frost seems now to have disappeared.
A steady business has been done in Flour since our last report,
at full ; rices : other articles met a fair inquiry, at tormer rates.
A further small advance took place in Wheat at Liverpool and
Wakefield, on Thursday; and generally, the trade seems to
acquire more confidence.
To-day we have a steady but not brisk nvlrket. Wheat is 2d
per bushel dearer, and rather higher prices sre demanded for
Flour, which are not, however, so far established, as to author-
ize an alteration of qu.tations. Oats and Oatmeal steady at
former prices, and in other articles there is no material altera-
tion.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MARCH 20

We have had a limited demand this week and an inactive
market, partly consequent on the delay with egard to the pro.
pose.l repeal of the duty, and in some measure from the in-
fluence produced by the last accounts from the United States.
Prices. under these circumstances, are about s'h per lb. lower
for American descriptions, but in other kinds the e is no change.
Speculators have taken ssou bales of American, and exporters
7( 0 bales. Very little is being none to-nay, and the sales are
estimated at 25011 bales of all kinds.
The import this week is 6,399 bags, and the sales reach 18,950
bags.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON.
From the 15th to the 2 th March, inclusive.

Prices paid imp() RTS
SALES OF THE WEEK. in the week. ThisW k. thisyeal

140 Sea Island..
20 Stained
3510 Bowed Georgia .. ,
1600 r Mobile
1 Alabama and Tennes'
1074 u New Orleans
820 {Pernambuco &Parai.
Arleati and Ceara -
149 Bahia and Maceio
36j Maranham
Sawginned
l'sl in as
Para

4 15i
-7.••••
- 5i

II
7;1
-"II 74
ti
-674 I

2 -• I)
=:11•

> •• .. >
I

PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVER

WOOD, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid
Archangel
Memel 15 10 0 0
Gothenburg l6 10 - - 17 0
Wyburg l6 0 - 16 10
Petersburg l6 10 - 19 0
PI.ANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick.
Danzig, Deck . . 0 —British American Pine
LATH WO OD. per fathom
Danzig, 4 feet
British American
MAHOGANY, per foot of 1 inch thick
Honduras
Cuba
St. Domingo 1 0 -
am, PLANKS, British American 2 0 -
TEAKWOOD, per cubic feet s 0
STA VHS, per 1200.
Danzig, C. Pipe .elOO 0
111)(1. 6O 0
Quebec, red. to 1i in. thick, i 35 0
and 53 feet long
Do. Puncheon ....
ri masa, per cubic foe
Oak

—I so 0
70 0

)2'B.
lOsper Id

28s. do.
} 2s. do.
}8.P.15..
}341; od Id

I y -

STATE OF TRADE:

MANCHESTICR.—The unusua ly prolonged duration of the
frost is likely to produce considerable inconvenience to the
ag ncy houses dependent upon the trade with Germany ; and
we have been informed that a very large quantity of goods is
now lying at Hull awaiting the re-opening of the navigation.
and it is feared that, owing to this circumstance, merchandize
cannot reach Leipsic in time for the great fair. and that, this
year, that annual assemblage will prove a failure. Business
still continues brisk, as far as regards the manufacturers, though
the same can-es which affect the foreign trade, as notice .1 above,
als operate to the detriment of our home trade.—Manchester
Advertiser, of Saturday.

sans.—The demand for goods, especially those of fine and
middling qualities, continues brisk. and a large amount of busi-
ness has been done in the warehouses snce our last. Both on
Saturday and Tuesday the mar ets Were firm, and an average
amount cf sa.es were accomplished. We cannot say that prices
are such as to afford very large profits to the manufacturers,
seeing what the price of wool is ; but from the extent of pur-
chases made for the foreign as well as the home market, 'there
is not much reason for complaint.

BRADFORD MARKET.—There was a fair attendance of mer-
chants here on Thursday. but, probably, owing to the continu-
ance of the severe frost, the market was conside:ed a very quiet
one, and we have no alteration to note in the pric: s of manu-
factured goods. The Yarn market was proportionately dull,
and prices scarcely so firm. The wool market shared the gene-
ral inactivity, but from the limited supply of new wool coming
to hand just now, prices underwent no material change.
HUDDRRSFUELD.—The manufacturers of this town and neigh-
bourhood continue very brisk ; a id there is a ready de.nand for
their produce. The market on Tuesday was one of the briskest
and most numerously attended by buyers we have had this year.
and both in the market and at the warehouses a large amount
of business was done.

HALIFAX.--We have no change to notice in the state cf the
staple trade of this district. A good amount of business in al•
most all kinds of mixed goods was done in the market on
turday : and for Wools the demand is steady.

ROCHDALE FLANNEL MAHENT.—The F►annel market is much
the same as it has been for the list two or three weeks; the de-
mand very limited, and prices extremely low. The Wool market
has been very quiet; few purchases have been made, at last
we, k's prices-

Thturisr.kv.—The linen trade continues steady, with a fair
prospect for the spring trade ; but work is impeded by the con-
tinuance of a severe frost, on account of the process of bleach-
ing being obstructed, so that many hands are waiting for want
of bleached yarn who otherwise would be well employed.
HoSIERY AND LACE TRADES.—The wrought cotton hose
branch has considerably improved with the approach of spring;
the hands have in general lull employment. As this manufac-
ture extends in the Midland Counties from Hinckley to Chester-
field, a distance exceeding 65 miles, its prosperity or declension
is of great importance to the population. The cut-up cotton
hose branch is likewise considerably improved, the hands being
urged to work long hours to complete the orders. The drawer
and pantaloon branch still keeps in a flourish'ng condition ; tne
orders are such as to keep both masters and workmen in full
activity. The government orders for framework drawers have
given great life to this important branch. Had it not been for
this resource, this trade, a short time since, would have been
half extinct. The cotton glove trade is in a very fair condition
—the workmen being fully employed; though, as in every
branch of the hosiery trade, the wages are low. There is no
material alteration in the silk hosiery trade ; upon the whole it
is not worse. The bobbin net trade, in some dapartments, is
rather depressed, and sales are dull ; in others there is a full de-
mand. The warp lace trade is still in a state of activity; the
silk blonde being the dullest at the present time.—Nottingham
Journal.

RANCE AT LLOYD'S

Outward.