The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-08-06 00:00:00

BETTING AT GOODWOOD.—FRIDAY EvsNISG.

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3 to 1 agst The Cure (t)
5 to 1 „ Ithuriel
6 to 1 „ Bay Momus
10 to 1 „ Valerian (t)
11 to 1 „ Red Deer (t)

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25 to 1 „ The Ugly "II)
(no backers)

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9 to 2 agst John Day's lot
18 to 1 „ Cobweb colt
25 to 1 „ Alarm (t)
25 to 1 „ Pantasa (t)
25 to 1 „ Newsmonger
30 to 1 „ Nutbourne (t)
35 to 1 „ Twig (t)
1000 even laid on the fie
Col. Peel's, and Boyce's lot!

40 to 1 agst Somers (t)
40 to 1 CleartbeWAY`'
40 to 1 ~ Rebecca colt
40 to 1 „ Weatherbit (t
50 to 1 „ Black Prince ti
50 to 1 „ Connaughtiter
ger (t)
~Icl agst J. Scott's, J. Daft'

BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-FRIDAY EVE`Ol46'

There was so little disposition to do business, and ip'
attendance of members so very small, that the subse
tion room was not used. A few offers, &c., thus :---
THE HORWICH CUP.—(WEDNESDAY NEXT') Salad
The following prices were accepted at the old
Hotel last night :-
3to 1 agst Hampton j 3to 1 agst Flaga°39ll
3 1 Dog Billy 5 1 Hootou

Offers to lay 2 to 1 on the first three.

THE EBOR HANDICAP. neblig
7 to 4, and then 2 to 1, was laid at noon agst Frtt"
and Lucy Banks.
4 to 1 agst Franchise
6 1 Lucy Banks 1612 —to 1 —agst pPeodoqletoere
11 1 Rowena 16 1 Belle mil.,riceS
In the course of yesterday and to-day the above r
have been booked in small sums.
ST. LEGER.
No betting worth remarking upon : 5 to 1 was lS
Ithuriel last night, at the Old Swan.

RACES T

O COME.
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Hereford ..... •

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Huntingdon 6
Horwich
Brighton
Wolverhampton ........ 12
Lewes
Ripon ....19
Brornsgrove.. 20

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••• 7 Reading ... • • 00...• 4
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........ •••• • • 14 Stourbridge ...... ••";.2,
.... 19 Egharn ........ •• • ' .`P
'" , Stockton ..... • • • • • *.
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There are nearly 200 nominations for the Per'''
upwards of 140 for the Oaks for 1846.

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august 6, ISi j, THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.
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1 STATE OF TRADE. &Ijipping intriligenrr. Mischief, from Bombay, at Hong Kong HULL CORN MARKET, JULY 30.
2 A large quantity of timber and plank, and part of a ship's Wheat, per bushel, 85. to Ss. 6d. Oatmeal per load, (24elbs.)
beam, with knees attached, and apparently but a short time in 265.
IVIAXc • iilil,.....L.ltrt_s*
State dunaarsa.-Our cloth market has been in a very excited _____,.._ the water, were passed 25th July, in lat. 48, long. 23, by the ----- - '
libtutseisirs ring the whole of the week, and an extensive business
TUESDAY, JULY 30,-Wind S.W.
umber of bales cotton were seen 19'h
nseven of them picked up bp the Sir ,I. WMIRINGTON CORN MARKET, JULY 30.
IrmiaßovlOaiinf.ritoaYmt:
I.ll%;nlo3nbceilNteg
.-anAd
oßmsKinic emtN MARKET, AUGUST 1.
1 s has been done in printing cloth of all widths add qua-
at prices equal to the last quotations. Manufacturers are
R. L'a, rnde, (steamer') arrived here 21st May, from Goa. Total quantities per Price per The sales in Wheat to-day were limited, and prices receded Is
2 ao bare of
ataona_, stock that merchants and printers are, A RRIVED.-Mandane Hutchinson, from Bombay-Ann Mon-
. Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter. to 2s per quarter. Barley is lower. Beans and Oats fid. less
3 irae`y;',._eontracting for the next month at the present prices. Delaware„
in some in. dell, from Calcutta-Win. Large, Penningl- am, from J_amaica-
Wheat ........ 145 .... .€366 14 7 £2 10 7 than the rates of last week. In Seeds little done.
Patten, and the Duke, from New 0, leans al ilton ,
0at5.......... 23 .... 23 13 5
health yam
market, althouh not quite so buoyant, Is in a very Duff; Eagle, Kerr; Atalanta, -; Conqueror, M:Auley. ,
state .
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SUNDAY, AUGUST 4.-Wind W.N,W . DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, AUG. 2.
Of proved rat • Domestic cloth is also in good demand, at im- and Thoburn, Gray, from Montreal-John, -- ; Canada,
ARRIVED.-Pacific, Morrison, and Emigrant, fresh.
SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, JULY 31. Farmers' samples of fresh wheat were in demand to-day at the
forced to es• The printers are very busy, and many that were Elliot ; Lady Milton, Sinnet; and Wm. Fisher,. M`Clean, from
Work, gir-ant Sampson, from ,
Quebec.We had a large show of all kinds of Stock, and mainly of good
reduced prices of Tuesday, but the market for old Oats and other
BOW enabi -, only three clays a week for want of water, are Q ,
uebec-lo Morrison, from Miramichi- -,
from Alexandria-St.
1 chinais ed to work full time. The commercial news from St. Andrew's-Wm. Brodrick, Edmunds,
SAI ann.-Sophia, Cock, for LPkhorn-John It The trade on the whole heavy, at a trifling de. line on
grain was dull, and sales hard to be effected. In prime Oats a
Bull, Crawford, qua iy. lb.
4 from iolnYthing but satisfactory. The news respeciing goods Lawrence, -, from. Malta-Ann,
.. Sharp, from Bilboa-Plutua Mack, from
from for Calcutta-Acadia,(steaMetafurther reduction, of 3d., and on inferior 6d. per barrel,
ds antoitn;','4 is upon the whole good. Our prospects for the Hope, -, from Seville-and Familiar, Osterberg,
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whose business
cheering. We have conversed with a gentleman Gamla Carleby. _ Great Western, (atiettnerl Matthews of lambs unsold.
'Harrison for Boston, &c. both beef and mutton-the former not realizing over 6d. per
uusines it Byers, for Berbice-Sir C. Napier, Hun, from New York, at this Per lb. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, AUGUST 1.
counties ~., s was to go through mast of the corn-growing SAILED.-HorSford.
Palmer,ort •• sailed 20t15 .1 __________
for New York-Sara- P, , ulv. Same evening, saw a ship going into -
31s. t July, In lat. 51. long 24, spoke, the Rappahannock, from for the pArimgnesntdqnunaralithieers, and the latter 51d. per lb. Lamb 6d.
At this day's market there was a limited supply of wheat from
Persona, England and Ireland, and he assures us, from his triss, for Quebec-Southerner,ew York, snpposed to be the Columbus, from this port. On
the roo.st, ne.servarion, that we have a Prospect of having one of cen, Miller. fo. Boston-Princess B. astielitd,hflior
.Naliples-
f 5 We cannot harvists ever rembered, particularly for wheat. Kate, Jamie, for Leg this pant, for New York. The Wheat trade still
remains very inanimate; the holders ' ' Barley Is per quarter lower. Grinding unal-
the farmers, and the prices of this day se'nnight were main-
tained. Malting..
fur Buenos Ayres-Thry a, •
Henry Keenland, Andrews ; Liverpool, Eirithre • Liberty, were 6d.per quarter cheaper, We
ot but horn and Monte Video- i
.eitintrfucfner, .
tered in value. Oats
wages of tb asuggest this as a favourable time to increase the and Mary Winch, Bingham,fthiope, (steamer) Affieck, for Africa, has put back, are firm in demanding
Adeertiaer,-406d
quoted at 1.. e nands that are badly paid. a7-inch d6's may be Bergen-Saucy Jack, Salter, or
to 6s ; and 72's, Montreal-and Mary Roberts,
Norton; Severn, Cheever, and Siddons, Cobb, hence at New WAKEFIELDd.CctOiIoaRnstNh
week's
seteok,be
seprices, EXCHANGE,bsubmittedilt
to.
where
hue
TrGehusesar Tel e
is2s ..nr
no improved
effected a small re
I
a f Saturday. at 6s 3s to 6s 100.-afanehester for Rotterdam.ipne-iparsobveegdindtenmbaendingftnrtrebdeafonrs. at former currency. Grinding
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York
bons',Una.., the trade.
1.50 stiu
con demand for woollen goods of hearty all descrip-and life-boat arrived at the ship
i tug) Hibernia, (steamer) Ryrie, hence at Boston, in twelve and a material alteration in the value or demand of other articles of
MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, AUG. 3.
lialls. at °ntinues brisk, and the transactions in the Cloth A ship aground on Great Burbo Bank at 45 minutes past one •
p.m. The Victoria (steanan
Hoy
lake life-boats were launched, half days. At the beginning of the past week the reports from London,
at p.m. The Point of Ayr d iimia_
assortment
since our last, have Leeti as extensive as the half -past 2 m William Henry Best, hence at Galveston, after striking on the
wu ssort and proceeded towards her at -p p. •
panic was induced, and much anx-
i. The pi.joa;a_, rnent of cloths brought to 'market would admit of.
Velore, Bell, from Madras, at Deal bar, and with loss of anchors and cables. • ts having been considerably augmented here were such that a degree of
The imports evinced. On and since Tuesday evenin we
quatities'aVemand seems to be for the middle and inferior
Kelsick Wood, Brown, from Berbice, at ditto Charles Joseph, from this port, for Philadelphia, was spoken LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 30.
iety to sell was
2 the Purchas cloths, Yet there is a considerable improvement inon the 14th July, in lat. 45, long. 47. Lalla, from this port, for with the exception ofyesterday
and
the agricultural districts, and in fact from everyleading market,
have had heavy rains,
this port, was spoken 25th July, in 51,at. 4; long. 13. Emily,F 'd ') the weather has been unfavourable for harvest work,
%Mona 0," of the finer woollen as compared with the tran- 'hence at New Yprk Rio Janeiro, was spoken in tat. lon Nautilus of inclusive, a good (rial
i this day Henry Kneeland,
Limena Freme, hence at Berbice
' • • liberal accession of Irish, and 31,863 barrels of
since Friday, we hasvueptpolynooftewfrhoemat,lroeltiontsd, aanneld apberoaased;
which is now pretty general in the midland and southern
Her,wma twelve months. with a .
111 %nee of ra.,7P,_lsn MARKET.-There was a numerous attend- S hryd, Howlon, from Trebizond, St Constantinople, and
sailede for Smyrna and Nacri 7th instant from this port, for Calcutta, was spoken 25th Jaly, in lat 44, States and Canadian Flour, forming, since the Bth inst., counties.
Decal of
at this market on Tuesday, and almcat every
Emily,Dobson, sailed from 'I rieste for this port 15th instant long. 15.
1 ma be saidlaufactured article was readily bought up ; and prices - h at Ancona Alexandria, Turner hence at Virginia t material increase of business,
hon ei en o any and this obser
Tally-ho, Starkinga, ence
Favoured by exceedingly fine weather of late, several
Liverpool and Wakefield markets of yes
2 ; tiro,. _ to have advanced rather than to have remai-ed
firm. '' 11 Wo Zuleika, Holmes, hence at Leghorn Jane Duffrus, M`Donnell, and Potomac, Berry, hence at vation applies to the
nearly 100,000 barrels of the two last-named descriptions. Tbis,has restored some degree of confidence, without leading
parts
rm. ia c_. 01 Market was correspondingly active, and prices
Prins Oscar, Lawson, and Industry, Walmsley, hence at St. Bostond today.
fie:::
in the course of being reape exhibits considerable arrivals of Foreign
Blake, Sharp, and Salem, Hicks, hence at Quebec of this district were
n:1:elea: and
.Oats in the more forward
' The list of imports
the chief o""ished cloths there was a good business done ; but
Petersburg
George Canning, Kidd, and Sister, Brewer, hence at St.
failure of nriversation in the warehouses referred to the sudden Martins, and Thusnelde, Rickels, hence at Memel Mary Stuart, Hill, hence at Constantinople which a few showers this morning have interrupted
, and Canadian produce.
1 i close of last a foreign Alma,
.c o-da and the gdlari:swfeale falls,
merchant, whose credit was good up to thet • but with the prospect of general Though the weather is showery t y
we the supply of present wants
Pomerania, . chultz ; August Frederick, Gunter ; Fredericka
Petersburg
2 i ruent ou Sat e, but who had unexpectedly made an assign-
Wilhelm IV, Minck, and Laufer, Bieck, hence at Pillau harvest shortly, t rather lower rates for every article than on
/ Rae_ " Y, his liabilities, it is said, exceeding .t'40,000.
an 'DALT: pi, . , Serius, Fretwurst, hence at Warnemunde Pomerani, Brandt, hence at Danzic
Harbinger, Candish, sailed from Sincapore, for this port, 28th markets of . the kingdom, but more especially the impor- a .
the decline in all the leading buyers confine their operations to
irregular that the amount of reduction
r if excellent d
coarser 114 CANNEL MARKET, July 30.-There has been Sampo, Ackerwell, hence at Copenhagtein
emand for flannels to-day, especially for the Eclipse, Kirkhove, arid Frances,. Nesse , hence at. Ostend March' ' cannot be stated with sufficient accuracy.
are Sir Henry Parnell, - -, from Odessa, at Cove. London
aylelsetexrtdeanysi,vaenodptehraetaiobnusnidnanatnlvy
• • supplies of foreign produce into this port daily,
The tu4l, ities, which have been rather difficult to meet with. Lord Byron, Skilly, from Konigsberg, off Freshwick increasing prices, however, are so
se. not ~:
,nfacturer is getting some small advance in price, but Amity, Douglas, from Riga for this port, off ditto Aylsford, Wi hams, from Eli Grande, oft the Cove. Left theLIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JULY 30.
1 in re-1"al *to the advance in the • ' • :-Barbara, her ce for Calcutta, 20th June, in
od ttea,, e raw matenal. Wool continues Vessels spoken , following vessels at Rio Grande, viz. the Bridget Archibald and branch of the trade at our Exchange to-day. In Wheat,
taut depressionentirely
for Cotton to-day. The sales are
2 gitAe, -'4llc, at firm prices. lat. BN, ,ong. ' 25 W; Tam O'Shanter, hence for Montreal, 7th St. James on shore, likely to be condemned; Milton ;La Belle have to report a reduction cf 4d. to 6d. per Rather more inquiry
therefore, we
at eaw.k",
on m 4 , . fmerchants instant, In lat. 48, long, 41 ; Victoria, hence for the Cape of Jame ; Quz Eleanor, and Bootle, loading, and P. H. Dean, awhich induced ne- estimated at 3,000 bales, without any change in prices.
et 0 sIIET.-IN e had a fair attendance o at the bar.the rates of Tuesday last,
iolb. from
and other la Thursday, who bought free'y of worsted goods, Good Hope, 20th May, in lat. 28 S, long. 7E; Elizabeth, hence .
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purchase upon a moderate scale, for Consumers are the only purchasers to-day. Exporters
TS which _.'r fabrics . 75th in lat. 47 N, long, 24 W.: Dons, hence, 24th June, Pauline, Vianello, from Ibrail, at Falmouth, cessitous millers to p
counteractedln
have been inquiring, but did not succeed in doing any-
thi .. vspe,,, suitable for the autumn trade, for each of 15 instant,
abatement.
:he , thing, more ,7Y the former, the prices demanded were, if any in lat., N, long. 21 W ; Mary Jane, hence, 14th instant, in lat, present use, at that
.i..--" same h "gall equal to la,t week's rates. Yarns sold readily, 39 N, long. 15 W ; Alert, from Malta for Falmouth, 12th inst. Flour continued
to move slowly into the hands of con- thing to their mind.
iven. uYers 1 • . • for future off Malaga; Ann, Little, hence for Africa, 18th instant, in lat. MONDAY, AUGUST 5.-Wind N.W. moderate.
the ,at pres ntimated their readiness to contractsumers,of Irish receding ls. to 2s. per
the general runs
2 tin,,UPWard ten.,"l rates, a circumstance which rather indicates 40, long. 12. ARRIVED.-James & Mary, Thomas, from Ballina-ThreeCanadian 6d. per barrel. COTTON MARKET.-WEEKLY REPORT.
dr th:ed derna-feney of the market, and the prospect of a con- Brothers, Hughes, from Bantry-Lady Scott, ---, and Pal.sack,and
' genera, '''''r goods. The wool market, of course, shared merston, Scott, from Belfast-and Hope, Katler, from South- the week, without altering the position of the market or prices
"fie stalde ' aCtiVitY, but as there was a large supply on hand, WEDNESDAY, JULY 31.-Wind N.W. fresh. ampton. CORN EXCHANGE, AUGUST 2. save for Egyptian which are offered freely and at easier rates.
• . I „, rs complained of the want of remunerating prices•. AR RIVED.-Susan E. Howell, Bailey, and Viola, Jameson, SAILED.-Bombay, Gay, for New Orleans-Martha, Mitchell, .
for the Gulf of Mexico-Concordia, James, for Ostend-Splen- Wheat has advanced 18s
length the duty onForeign
At tartidAaziPAz MARE Th this market on Sa- from Mobile-Glendoveer, Parsons, from New Orleans-Sirlo7o bales of American and 50 Surat, the trade 32,610 bales of
y was
ri_. ET.- e attendance at d barrel, buts reduced on
per qr., and on Flour to lOs 1: perl
proportionate uL
diminutionit intensive as of late, and Oa re was a .
Howard Douglas, from Savanuah-George, Finch, from Mira- did, Waterson, for St. Petersburg-Pontiac, Parker, for Ports-all kinds. 12,200 bales of American, 100 Surat, 190 Laguira,
remaining Barley to 4s per quarter; that on all other produce
tn. the de l* G R Perrin, from M 1 J A t the amount of business done; yet mic n- eorge amsey, ontrea - ane ugus a, mouth, N.H.-Otterspool, Wickman for Calcutta-Dublin 220 Pernambuco, 1- 0 Maranham, and 270 Egyptian, making an
' unvaried. No official account has yet been issued from the
Maud forSkolfield, for Boston-Prince of Wales Brown,'for New Orleansbales forwarded into the country'last
Yarns was considerable;
era.
in ..iderable; and a good business Oarey, and Sea Nymph, from Quebec-Sir Henry Huntley,
-Canada,
•Custom-house, of the quantity or Wheat upon which the duty aggregate of 13,130 .
. done Wools for combing, as well as in Nona and broke Gowning, from Prince Edward Island-Margaret Pollock, Pye,
Ad for
ams, Quebec-Peruvian, Pitkethly, for Rio ,_
h b id this week; but it is estimated month unsold. There is a steady sale. The sales to-day are
Wools, Which fetched late prices. and Royalist, Lawson, from St. John, N.8.-Cynthia, Golds- •
Taneiro-Ellerslie, Pagan, for Vera Cruz-and Argyle, Welsh, '
to, I,s perardqeuaatter
upwardso p
8000 bales, 2000 for export. The import this week is 30,409
f 90a000 quarters.
LEICESTER.-Both in Wools and Yarns there is a decided worthy; ,Margaret Ann, Cole, and Rover, Rally, from New- for Quebec.
yYtheel:ave had lerable fresh arrival of Wheat from Baltic bags, and the sales reach 56,730.
.. foundland-Napoleon, Moller, from Callao-Maitland, Killarn,
,•umness of price, the tendency being upwards. In the autumn- of United States Flour, while
o tome trade more is doing ; and there is general full amount of Syria, Stro an hence at c'
from Eleuthera-Cygnet, Boyce, from Genoa-Eliza Nowlan,. Y , . incapore , ports, with some further supplies
those of the latter article from Canada are again very abundant,
0 employment throughout the trade.-Leicester Chronicle. from Messina and Catania-Nautilus, Rennet's, from Palermo Adino, Baxter, hence at Buenos AyresACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF the last three
less than 24,675 barrels within COTTON,
amounting to no
-Julia, Hamilton, from Zante-Jane, Pennington, from Cadiz Superior, hence to New York, was spoken 27th July, in lat From the 28th July to the 3rd Aug. inclusive.
Bonsai- AND Lacs TRAGES.-The wrought cotton-hose -Catalina, Ramban, from Antwerp -Medea, Medea, Bleckhert, from 54, long. Is. • days; from other sources, however, the imports during the same
branch still keeps retrograding, and many of the masters find Danzic-Industrie, and Egidius, from Ostend-Schudamsche,
,) great difficulty in keeping their frames going; this equally refers Visser, He zewinkel, from Rotterdam. On Tuesday night and the two following days the weather as- 1
SALSA OF THE WENN. in the week. This Wk. thisyear
1 to Derbyshire as to Nottinghamshire. On the other hand, LONDON GAZETTE: Tti TUESDAY, JULY 30, sumed a character quite the reverse of that experienced of late, -
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2 never was Leicester, since the era of ribbed pieces, in a more Penninghame, Green, from Laguna, at this port; sailed 14thbeing cold and stormy. with heavy,and yesterday until evening,
170 , Sea Island
flourishing condition as far as regpras employment, with this ultimo, in company with the Henrietta, for this port -----.....-- continuous rain; which caused a renewal of firmness generally
extraordinary anomaly, that in many branches of industry the Pennsylvania, Emerson, from New Orleans, at this port; PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. in the trade, and although, at the same time, few sales were ap- 40 I Stained - .• }
parent, higher prices were required, and the decline previously l
9300 Bowed Georgia - 52
females who are employed in Leicester earn more money than with considerable damage, and several feet water in her hold, J. Bythell and Co., Manchester, caltnderers.-J. Hellas and noted in the value of Wheat waspartly recovered. i { Mobile
1 the stockiugers. The cut-up cotton-hose branch is still ex- having been on shore on Burbo Bank, She is discharging on Co., Huddersfield, cotton-spinners.-0. Denby and Co., Leeds,
„7, In consequence of
2 tf, emely dull, employment being scarce. The cotton-glove trade the Prince's Dock Gridiron - ; Alabama and Tenney -- - 1 .... 1
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rag-merchants.-Smallpage and Bracewell, Burnley and Ha- ing, the Wheat trade reverted to nearly the position in which it 16850 ; New Orleans
La still very dull, forming a great contrast to the Leicester glove Calcutta, Lingard, from Quebed, at this port, with several feet borgham Eaves, Lancashire,
cotton-spinners.-W.
Pate, W. closed on Tuesday ;in a few partial instances, however, aaa f Pernambuco &Parai. 5} - tia a
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a,trade, Which is in a very flourishing state, making every descrip- water in her hold, having been struck by a sea about a week Robinson, and E. Pate, Burnley, Lancashire, cabinet-maker -
Aricati and Ceara - - I J
s•- rency of that day was rather exceeded, but which was by no
I -.a of fabrics, all of which have a considerable demand, almost since. J. M. Bennett and W. W. Batchelor, , - means general, and the transactions upon the whole were very 550 Bahia and Maceio
drawer imrov menr or variety being sought for with avidity Jane Augusta, Airey, from Quebec, at this port thei 17th drapers.-J. and H. Fullbrook drapers carpenters -R
2 The e . . „ . . and T. moderate in amount.-Flour continued to be taken off sparing-
_ and pantaloon branch is not amended; many of instant. On the I Ith, in lat. 40, long. 55, spoke Mozam- M. Clark, Epworth, Lincolnshire,. 420 Maranham ..4- ai •1
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3 the shops,,,,_.. are partially standing, and employment it very scarce. bique, hence for St. John, N.B. On the 28th, in lat. 51, long. ly, without any further change in prices. { Sawginned
DIVIDENDS. Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease, still appearing to meet little
r-i-alnsii_i.g-.glove branch is still most heavily depressed. The 8, spoke the Belfast H. Parker, 0. Shore, J. Brewin, and J. Rodgers, Sheffield, or no inquiry, were scarcely more than nominal in value.
being !sus hose branch has not in the least amended, it still Cleofrid, Satisfaction, and Victoria, hence at Ichaboe , Deinerara,Surinazi,&c -- - •• • •
gin a deer •• bankers. In Oats the transactions to-day were confined to a few retail - 124 ...,
ifh said to be i ming state. The bobbin-net trade cannot be Hotspur, and Hope, hence at Honduras E. White and E. Leith, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, machina parcels, on the terms last noted; and Oatmeal being in limited l ice 'Egyptian
1 of sale, so: any Way improved. Figured laces being very du'l Mary Bibby, from St. Thomas, and Pandora, at ditto
e mae • makers. request only, even choice marks of Irish barely supported 205 6d - - •• • •
little stock, machine-owners have been attempting to make a Sylph, Stepney, hence at Gibraltar -- - 1 1
2 th Stop their butt hey have almost invariably been compelled Emma, Jarvis, cleared at ditto for this port 15th instant T. Mennen, Leeds, cloth-merchant. to 208 9d per 2401 b.
--- - I
J. Elliott, Sheffield, merchant.
s trade • it m •
ade is still In macs to make alterations. The warp-lace Wm. Thompson, Balls, sailed from Lisbon 18th instant, and - 5- - 1
50 Laguayra
4 general b„,_ a tolerabl flourishing condition, the hands in Bridget, Wade, 24th instant, both for this port T. Bentley, Rawdon, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturer. PRICES OF GRAIN. 210 Common West India 7 - -
make i. "Hg weli
e new wet , employed; many frames are altering to Pet, Shotten, sailed from Bourdeaux for this port 25th instant BANKRUPTS.
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Suddenly
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Lid
imitation of hodemand. It is in many patterns a most close aEolus Ewers, hence at Narva Horatio Rodd, Great Newport-street, Long-acre, London, Wheat, .y) 701 b .... red a. d. s. d.
commission-agent. English s. d. s. d
7 0® 7 4 white .. -- ® -
Manilla - - - J J
er• and press t bbin•net looking very thin and light. The lap Alexander'A'breeht hence at Stralsund , . , , John Jenkins, Crown-place, Old Kent-road, currier, Ditto, old - 7 9 do. .... 1260 Surat 2l -44
___,,,,,,,„. ,rade has been' •a l. f • l - - }
-...inghatn Journal. great re ie to this body of workmen. True Blue, from Buctush, and John W est, Jones, from Prince . James Smith, Southampton-street, Strand, newspaper-pub- Irish - 6 11 d 0..,
1 Edward's Island, at Cove hsher. Ditto, old - 7 3 0,, .... -- --
2 fliMillemetearameamesse±smossmossamEssomm Teazer, from Richibucto ; George, Finch, from Miramichi; Jonathan Bail, Salisbury, cabinet maker. Rye, English, *qr - - Irish6olb -- - _ -------
RAIL`,, and Commerce, from Buctush, off ditto John Barlow, Congleton, silk throwster. Barley, English - --- bales ' 1
....
AY TRAFFIC RETURNS. Vessels spoken :-The Ann Gilmour, for Quebec, on the 22nd George Grantham, Manchester, grocer. Scotch & Irish,v 60/b 39- 4 2 do. .... - —.
II (From instant, in long. 17; Brutus, for this port 24th instant, iu lat. Samuel Morris Mason, Wigton Magna, Leicestershire, Malt, English, la qr 5B 0 -63 0 brown.. -
The f01i0,..., the Railway Magazine of Saturday.) 50, long. 19; Chimera, for Possession Island, 20th May, in lat. maltster. Irish - -
1 railways , wing calculation
Will, „;,, , • .726 • on of the last weekly returns of 49 .
26 S. long. 4 E ; William Ward, hence for New York, and inst. DIVIDENDS. Oats, v 7015. PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL.
, be,_ miles in lenh, given in our present number, rat. 6 long. Gem, hence for Rio Grande,l3th•
in 3 , 42 ; - 2 10 old .... -- —
2g. 23, J. Vauxhall-street, a I- street, Lambeth, bricklayer- Woon, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid Duty.
lallways •t've, be of interest N lat. BN, long. 25 W. - 2 8
Aug. 20, E. Hayward, Castle Hedingham, Essex, innkeeper- Irish. fine qualities.. 2 7 .
~ )
A_
q ~,,,... , 5,0_,,„
....:- umber of passengers on 34 Arrhonerel dils 111 A n n 1

, rpm the Railway Magazine of Saturday.)
e
""ing calculation of the last weekly returns of 4g
will w
,1,726 miles in length, given in our present num ,
ran,' ayes 11leve, be of interest :—Number of passengers on 34
aeloB,Blg 1°,1°57. The receipts for passengers on 49 railways,
oitto for goods on 45 railways, ae30,239 ; total,
re, ;)34. This is an average of .eBoi per mile per week. Tie
miles for the corresponding period of last year on 1,586
'"ue Were .t1V0,864, or at the rate of £e7o per mile per week.

week.
Con wk. .5...,
ur at the rate of ,e7O per mile per we
Passen- I Money' last year :', 'A
NAME.
1 gers. liri,,,lii-----1 a, "---------
£275 ,
.176 sii
d Forfar . ...
3372
21811174 422 s
ilLrrningnarn and Derby•• • 11"-Iningharn a d
11801
Gloucester........
_
_
DrandlingJunent'
Bristol and Glonce; •ction...
• ....... 5058 1815 ,7;6 li
Chester and Birkeileerad . : ... : 6654 i 643 '—
'-
08
Dublin and Drogheda . 17116
1220 1236
46
Dublin and Kingstown ******
57127
Dundee and Arbro th ******* 77674 331 623341 2
purharn and Sundaerla.• *****
3647 488 4i
Easter and Glasgow •
•
.•
17253 2458
24233 34
Jr-astern Counties •. • • -25950 5604 1425 34
GlasgQw and A •• • • ********
2
Glasgow „a vY!, ************ 1521?
1574 1016
10
Grand Junctio: sieY ........ 448' g; 65 8849 _
.._
Great North of E• • **********
1955 1508 5/
ngland ..
468984 1,927 16050 56
1620
Great Western Liverpool and •
n. ...... .... 6533 4739
1100_
chester ..
207 40 4.3463
London and Bilvirrna.
49271134 2
%ridon soul Blackwneata.rn. •• • • 12--249 407`1•71
!.. and Brighton ..:: .... 20% 14 .R-6, 5{ 4
London and Croydon ........ 180974
843 u": 754 29s
London..and reenwich. . 40505 i 9134 7i
'"‘"zwestern ...... 135 .5
650 4
anhester, Boltot—; .a. .......
920 Manchester and Ilir' -nd lin"'
3511 2803 82s
Manchester and Iningh:lnd
...11411 and and
Leeds - 6224 6
imidiand Countie ..
: ......... 8313
•,;6 8625 78s
teevieastie and blarl' *********
112-'
1488 4
eret"ie 'Mei CarliZttun ** 1960
-•-••••• e and Nort,e
,88 402 2
-'orth Midi nd ' Shields 33092 "
__*
North 'Union - ****
**
....
, 050 64
Paris a" orieE;n. ..... ....... 9388 172.1 1050 3
5120 4187 7
Paris and Rouet. ••"• • • . --
3639
•• • .... "
5020
teeston and Wyre .
.. •• • 22146 -..62
n on
and Mancht,„" ••• • • 4431 b 509
South Eastern ---"' •• •• 2' 860
757
4022
Taff Vale •• • • ..
..... 18731 5743
Ulster .... •.
• .............. • 2183 21 418 4i
12368
834
YorkoUtci I.ti ..... ..... .....
—lO
and North Midland d'••• :: 1123379681 3001 2595
See Midland Counties.

THURSDAY, AUGUST I.—Wind N.W. fresh.

ARRIVED•—BeIize, Rogers, from St. John's, for Preston—
Correo de Bilbao, Ducula, for Havana—Adrian, Davies, for
New Orleans—Scotland, Thompson, for Quebec—Eleanor,
Gibraltar—Wassily Williky, Nimrat, for St. Petersburg—Amity,
Douglas. for Riga—Lord Byron, Skilly, for Konigsberg—Falcon,
Affairs, for Antwerp—and Egidius, Halewyck, from Ostend.

Aug. 23, J. Pledge, Vauxhall-street, Lambeth, bricklayer—
Aug. 20, E. Hayward, Castle Hedingham, Essex, innkeeper--
Aug. 23, E. Laughton, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, brewer—Aug.
30, R. Turner, Almonbbury and Highburton, Yorkshire, fancy
cloth manufacturer—Aug. 22, S. B. Lines, Oldbury, Shropshire,
grocer—Aug. 22, E. and G. Thorneycroft, Wolverhampton, iron
manufacturers—Aug. 30, J. Webster, Sheffield, newspaper
proprietor.

Wheat,* 701 b red
English
Ditto, old
Irish
Ditto, old
Rye, English, * qr
Barley, English
Scotch & Irish,* 60th
Malt, English, is, qr
Irish
Oats,* 70th.
E'lish & Scotch, new,
Irish. fine qualities
good
middling
undried
Welsh
Beans, English, 43 qr
Scotch& Irish,*4Bo%
Pease, English, white
Do. & Irish.... maple
Tares, sqr
Flour, * 280th
English, fine
Irish
Oatmeal, 45 11. of 240th
Irish, new

2 7 - 2 30
2 7 - 2 8
2 6 - 2 7
2 5 - 2 6

25- 2 6
35 0 -38 0
31 0 -33 0
37 0 -39 0
34 0 -35 0

old ....
do.

black .
old ...

blue....
grey ..
Foreign.

2 5 - 2 6

30 0 -3! 0
30 0 -31 0

Archangel £lB 0 ® 0 0

Mcmel - 14 0 13 0

Gothenburg la 0 -•- 0 0
Wyburg l5 0 - 0 0
Petersburg 15 0 - 18 0
PLANKS, per foot of 2 inchesthick.
Danzig, Deck - 0 4i
British American Pine - 0 2#
LATHWOOD, per fathom.
Danzig, 4 feet £6 0 - 0 0

V 0
cd t•,,
....
—,
.110 z
...
a: 8
-; r.

£2 Os
Is.

Sir Henry Huntley, Gourley, from Prince Edward's Island,
at this port. On the 10th July, in lat. 46, long. 4d, spoke the
Resolution, for Qsebec. On the 24th, in lat. 52, long. 22, spoke
the Pallas _ _ _

38 0 -40 0
38 0 -40 0

!super ..
Ido.

40 0 -41 0
40 0 -41 0

British American _4 _ 0 - 0 0

20 3 -20 9

Tarolinto, Smith, hence for New York, off Cape Clear on the
29th ult.
Commerce, Kittoe, from Richibucto at Cove
Enterprise, Jones, from Pugwash, at ditto. On the 28th ult.,
in lat. 52. long.. 11, spoke the Cornelia, hence for New York
Amy, White, from Ichaboe, at Falmouth; sailed Ifith May.
On the 29th June, in lat. 12 N, long. 29 W, spoke the Dumfries,
hence for China _ _

lold .

19 6 —zo 0

MAHOGANY, per foot of 1 inch thick.
Honduras
Cuba
St. Domingo 1 0 1 6
OAK PLANxs, British American 0 0 0 0
rEAKIVOOD, per cubic feet
STAVES, per 1200.
Danzig, C. Pipe £loo 0 —llO 0
Hhd. 6O 0-70 0
Quebec, red. to 1# in. thick,
d 5 0 45 0
and 5a feet long
Do. Puncheon lO 0 15 0
TIM BIM, per cubic foot. s. d. s. d.
Oak 8 2 0

1580 d.

nd Counties.

___
NORTHERN HOSPITAL, Attu. 3.
[`WEEKLY REPORT.]
Ate,, . ii.I.IIITTED.
DISCHARGED.
17
m 'Merits....
...
16 I Cured
—ediCalaritl Sur..„',i . a.l '''''' I Relieved and at own request l 2
IJD n ~
-°-'ecorarriefidactiocua..e.B 16 Attending as Out Patients. 8
TOW
.. I Irregular
2
................ 32 Died
Remainingin the Hospital.. 71.

Consulting Surgeon, William Gill, Esq.
Rouse Visiters, John Lightbody and H. J. Sanderson, Esq.
Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq.
Chaplain, Rev. Wm. Hughes.-House-Surgeon, Mr. Parker

STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY,
ON THE iST OP AUGUST, 1844.

(From the United Service Journal.)
[Where two places are mentioned, the last-named is that at
. .

Park -,oth-Beng , Ist LifeGuards-Regent' s
Which the Depot of the Regiment is
al;
41st- Brecon.
b2ud Ditto-Hyde Park.
Reserve batt., Malta
relairall•Guards-Windsor. 42d-Malta ; Isle
gm Gds.-Canterbury. of Wight.
2dßallin Di
4th-Longford.
3d---Dublineg.' g.
44th-Plymouth,
43d-Montreal; Carlisle.
tth-manehe 4454tthh----CPlaypme
Gibraltar.
Reserve batt.,.
45th-York. pester, 2th-C. G tChiood Hope, LW
lat Dra• ' 110Pe. Maidstone.
goons_n }, 47th
--GSto.sVpoi.nrtc.e.nt ; Newbridge.
2d-Ednbor h- n -ha
3d-ti„gal! - Hull.
4th--.4s:..Maidstone 44 98 tt hn --
'Warn Chester.a a
i I
6th-nrifrii'L 55 01 ts ht
--N1 1r :
nn g
na 1
D.
; Land
.;Chatham.
7th HAss'arsuuu Chatham
Bth-Dundalk. 29t,1-.....33"-cer irroingliarn. 53d--NMea7ncßli
rens
ter
w-ieFko
r;
Bengal.
54th-Birr.
11th
56th-Kilkenny
'4l
1411_,..ar a-s-cadra.l; Maidst. 55th-China ; Chichester.
ham
12th12!.asars. Dublin.
57th-Madras ;
13th ja'al.".B- Nottingham. 58th-N.S.WalesCiaCthatha. m.
I4th-C,`P', gOons-Exeter• 598th-Portsmout .
15th Husl'aY; Maidstone .
6t ,h 1„844--,IsIactras . M'Ston (2d batt.)-W'eßeng' al.
17th Lancers 'engal :Maidstn 61st-Cork-Forhat
am.
a!sertimrioinyg..
Grenadier
ti-ato
Bengal
; Chatlhlam.
Winch -"' (Ist batt.) 63d-Madras ;C. .
!!! hatr.)_stesGter,
~. batt ).._sr. pbrge's B 6th-NorthamPton
C°lclstreana (iii,,,,-°",,lr W od.a 66th-Belfast.
unsiew.
6620:1-1 (Ist battahoiLti)
ck 6sth-Mulleng ar.
i Portnni-.8-,_ (lsnt batt.) th-Manchester.
~k2d 4) ik 17.1•• barracks. 68th-Canterbury.
ocoteh
s. e lngton Barracks 69th-Galway•
TowieerQr(l6--(lstbatt) 70th-Leeds.
Wight
(24 hatt , • .
Ist poor 6"stodsor.
Canada
71st-Grenadave;
halt.,lsle of
N.Carrttale. tt )--Gibraltar, 72d-Buttervant.
Wales.
2u peerLiarbstuo; Enniskillen 73d-Newport,
; Chatham.
ad•-.13..., 40TabaY ;ch
tti1...,,--tal; shee athaul. 75th-Newport; South Wales.
isth-44.4r, aa; C rile".
76th-Gosport.
1
ilth-_,‘,4"tin • 77th-Jamaica; Clonme
2th `-tlselster,
604--111.0Ptar ; pi.- 79th-Gibraltar;
9tll-Beil""b• •4011th. soth-N,
78th--Bombay; Chatham.
S. Wales; Chatham
1fytk,..3,...tal ; eh_
81st-Canada ;
Castle.
llth-iZat FM; eh;iittl.
82d-Canada;
12t,h_44,244-Por 1,,i-•
83d-Weedon.
Rese.gal
h--Canada • BelstieurbWilt7l'lles. 84th-M
Clare
lath__Ben t., Ivis„._ . , Bsth-Barbadoe s
_..,
14t Cal; Chaths, 'Mats 86th-Bombay Chathaw•
adrasi Chatham.sNewbridge.
lath-Limeri i
Desotthil
87th-Glasgow.
1"h-Dubli e •
17th---Ade 13.
89th-Canada ; Cork.
TepnidoderrY•
18%...., ri ; Chatham :Malta ; Paisley.
19th (-9141 a ; Chatham
batt
20th--ePnalonia • J • Ceylon ;
Reserve batt., C. G.
Hope.
Hope.
-13betrauda ; 1 erseY• glst•-Cape &StC.
2it,L..„.,eserve sle of Wight 92d-Aberdeen.
lemore.
Harelloewna • I.ofW.
,„ 93d-Canada ; TemP m
224......c0m; chau? .ernanda 94th-Madras ; Chathlea
24th
Itrac'eerivi; Isle of Wight.
234---$447 Chathaait. 95th-Ceylon ;
. ela;arhaiham.
Wight.
25,, --Dublin e batt., Canada i Reserve batt., Corfu.
`'"` Ma 5964111--trolfuW;allssle of
26t4:-Ed•drs ; Chath 98th-China ; Chatham.
27th ..iobur.h arri.
99th-N. S. Wales ;
ChaAthlone
26th-lak Go'od H RifleD (lsth.)-Corfu ;
S IsleW.
29th----°4lb °Pe ; Naas (26 batt.)-Halifax.N:-" N S.
-- aY ; Chatham
Halifax, N. 30th...._cntril ; chatharn---• Reserve bolt,
erara, &c.
Ilist„...lb Ire erick . -** Ist W. I. Regt.-Demerara,
Bahamas.
32ti..., 'elikal; Cli 2nd-Jamaica and
&c.
33,Lstitiblin. atham.
3d-N'assau, Sierra Leone,
34th.,,1'/'
A,T,lNnsWick, BUtteva Canada.gt -
Canada.
35th,....N,010ne nt. It. Rifle Reg.
Riflemen-Cape
36th Nlritins . x Cape Mounted
3.,,th---1\ ewry. 3 enagh.
of Good Hope. . s
ilandComPame
38th:GeWeastlebPou-T e ReyaliVf\°vufoeu(ndland.
3gt4„ibraltar
Yn
• Royal Malta Fencibles, Malta
4engal ;Chatham, St, Helena itagt,-St, Helena.

toto
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(t)

Lsa'
th°
:rir

.....
Princess Victoria, Ellis, hence at Scilly, and sailed for Leg.
horn 26th.ult.

Mary, Reardon, from Demerara at Dublin
Sir Charles Napier, for Quebec, has put back

. . _
Vessels Spoken :—Ellora, hence tor Africa, 28th ult., In lat.
49, long. 8; Jersey Tar, hence for Trieste, 21st ult., in lat. 41
N, lon. 10 W.: Crusader, hence for Africa, in lat. 42 N, lon. 13
W.; Sarah, hence for Constantinople, 28th June, in lat. 37 N.,
Inn. 11 W.; Cormorant, for this port, 17th ult., in lat. 47 N, lon.
37 W

[MONTHLY REPORT.]
EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY.
CORNER OF HARFORD-STREET, MOUNT-PLEASANT.

Surgeons Dr. Edwards and Mr. Neill.
Assistant Surgeon, J. B. Barrow.
Treasurer Henry Crossfield, Esq.

EYE DEPARTMENT.
New Patients admitted in the month of July
Patients prescribed for, and who have received Surgical
assistance during the month of July

Total since the commencement .... 39,878

EAR DEPARTMENT.
Patients prescribed for, and who have received Surgical
assistance during the Month of July ... 245
Total since the commencement .... 9,765

PACKET LIST.
GENERAL POST-OFFICE, August 2.

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BIRTHS.

Ou the 2gth ult., at Brompton-row, London, the lady of the
Rev. J. M. FISHER, M.A., of the Scotch Church, Swallow-
street, Piccadilly, of a son.

On the 3lst ultimo, the lady of WILLIAM FORD HULTON,
Esq. Newbrook-house, near Chowbent, of a son.

Same day, at St. Vincentstreet East, Mrs. ARCHIBALD
BALFOUR, of a daughter.
On the srd instant, In Falkner-street, the lady of JOHN S.
DE WOLF, Esq., of a son.

MARRIED.

At. St. Oswald's Church, Chester, the Rev T. F. CHAMBER-
LAIN, rector of Rufford, Lancashire, to MARY ELIZABETH
CHRISTIAN, only naughter of the Rev. J. SLADE, canon of
Chester and vicar of Bolton-le-Moors, and granddaughter of
the Bishop of Bath and Wells.

On the 15th ult., at St. Mary's Church, Birkgnhead, Mr.
GEORGE ROBERTSON, of Glasgow, to ANN, daughter of the-
late Mr. JOSEPH WHITE, of Richmond, Yorkshire.
On the 22nd ult., at St. Barnabas' Church, by the Rev. Thomas
Nolan, MR. THOMAS BEALE, of this town, to Miss MARY
ANN, second daughter of the late WILLIAM GARNER, Esq.,
Poolton-cum-Seac mbe. Cheshire.

Same day, CHARLE STANLEY, eldest son of the Hon. C.
J. K. MONCK, to the lady ELIZABETH LOUISE MARY,
third daughter of the Earl of RATHDOWNE.

On the ult., G. A. H. G. CUNNINGHAM, Esq., to
ISABELLA, only daughter of the Lord Bishop of CLOGHER
and Lady ROBERT TOTTENHAM.

.......
On the 25th ultimo, at St. Barnabas' Church, Mr. JOHN
WALKER, mariner, to Miss MARGARET HUGHES.
On the 25th ult., at St. James's Church, Mr. GEORGE,
ASPDEN, mariner, to Mrs. JANE ROSS, widow of the late
Mr. John Ross, of PrusEia.street, in this town.
Same day, at St. Bride's Church, Mr. ELLIS DAVIES, com-
mercial traveller, of this town, to MARGARET, youngest
daughter of the late Mr. WILLIAM WARBURTON, of Frod-
sham, Cheshire.

On the 27th ult., at the Parish Church, Lancaster, by the Rev.
B. T. Haslewood, Vicar of Ribchester, Mr. MASKERY, of West
Derby, Liverpool. to MARY ANN, eldest daughter of the late
THOS. THOMPSON, Esq., solicitor, Lancaster.
On the 28th ultimo, Mr. THOMAS SCOTT JONES to Miss
MINUS, daughter of Captain Minus, Bedford-street, Toxteth-
yark. _ _

On the 29th ult., at St. John the Baptists's Church. Toxteth-
park. by the Rev. J. Hassan, Mr. WILLIAM GOODLAD to
ELIZABETH, second daughter of Mr. JONATHAN ROWLAND,
cutler, Sheffield.

On the Seth ultimo, at St. Bride's Church, Mr. FREDERICK
AUGUSTUS HAVILAND, of H.M. Excise, to MARGARET,
youngest daughter of the late Mr. JOSEPH NIGHTINGALE
of this town.

Same day, at St. Barnabas Church, Mr. H. TYSON to Miss
ISABELLA DAVIDSON.

Same day, at St. Bride's Church, Mr. T. B. FAIRHURST to
MARY, only daughter of the late Mr. W. EASTON.
Same day, at St. David's Church, Mr. ROBERT EVANS to
Miss MARY LEWIS.

Same day, at St. Paul's Church, Mr. JOHN JOHNSON to
ANN, daughter of Mr. THOMAS NELSON, Dennison-street.
Same day, at St. Paul's Church, Mr. THOMAS READ to
Mrs. CATHERINE ANN HILL.

Same day, at Sefton, WM. CARSON, Esq., of this town, to
REBECCA HARRIS, second daughter of ISAAC WOODVILLE,
Esq. of Seaforth.
Same day. at Rodney-street Church. Mr. G. WILDE, of the
Customs, to Miss JANE YOUNG, Brownlow-hill.
Same day, at Blackburn, Mr. A. Q. WARD, assistant sur-
veyor of taxes, Leeds, to MARY, second daughter of Mr.
ROBERT COOKE, of Blackburn.
On the 31st ult., at Oldham. Mr. WILLIAM DEAN, cotton
manufacturer, Haslingden, to HANNAH eldest daughter of
JONATHAN MELLOR. Esq., of Ridgtield, Failsworth.
Same day, FIRTH WOODHEAD, Esq., of this town, to
MARY, eldest daughter of W. MILLER, Esq., of Whitehaven.
Same day, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. J. H. Stewart.
Captain PETER POOLE, of the ship Competitor, to Miss ANN
•
BELL, daughter of the late Capt. John Bell, of Cumberland.

Same day, at St. Peter's Church, Mr. RICHARD ROSCOW,
pawnbroker, to Miss MARY THOMASSON.

- Same dap, at St. Peter's Church, Mr. EDWARD KINLEY,
pilot, to Miss CATHARINE LAMB, youngest daughter of Mrs..
Catharine Lamb, relict of the late James Lamb, Milk-street.
On the Ist instant, at St. Thomas's Church, Captain THOS.
HENRY CLARK to MARY ELLEN, daughter of Mr. WM.
DENTON, Wesley-street.
Same day, at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. THOS. MILLER,
mariner, to ANNE MARTIN HUNTER, both of this town.
Same day, at St. Catherine's Church, Mr. E. G LADSTONE,
Islington-terrace, to ELIZA, only daughter of the late JOHN
BROADFOOT, Esq., Gatehouse-of-Fleet.
Same day, at Great George-street Chapel, Mr. JOHN ABRA-
HAM to MARIA HAYES, youngest daughter of Mr. JOHN
TYERMAN, St. Anne-street.
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Same day, at St. Bride's Church, Mr. EDGAR CORKHILL,
son of the late Jas. Corkhill, to ELLEN, daughter of Mr. JOHN
PATTEN.

Same day, at Northenden Church, Cheshire, the Rev. C. M.
TURNER, eldest son of Major-General Turner, to LOUISA,
fourth daughter of the late T. W. TATTON, Esq., of Withen-
shaw-hall, Cheshire.
On the 9rd instant, Mr. EDWARD MORRISON to Miss PEM-
BERTON, Mill street.
On the 4th instant, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. It. L.
Townsend. Mr. JAMES PENN, son of the late Capt. Robert
Penn, to HARRIET, daughter of Mr. JAMES BRYDON.