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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-16 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES

To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on th 6

day of meeting

inKa.insßds ioodwor
ub agent—Julyogtgi:
satn 3, 0.
July 3, J. R. Croft. Liverpool,
Hughes, Holyhead. linen draper—W. Ilarding, Stockport, cotton
manufacturer—July 3, J. S. Gregson, Manchester, grocer—July
t 3 J.
Leeds,on, Cloug Clough, a
xl-1 udd
spinner—Julye rsfi d, chemist3,cm. S.
Hutchinson, Bradford, Yorkshire, stockbroker—Ju:7 3, T. LuP"
field, book-keeper. , jl-1" loYd d3e r

STATE OF TRADE.
ad-
ditionalfe eMR oar,cgN MANCHESTER.—Owing
ROCHDALE.—On
confidence
fiEtThd.Ele
c—oenr7tn
account
chni
ol otl utsoht
manufacturers,
pct
haa
suess
het soh ieid
wLareferredyohsrod,
last
snt
toh:owi
has given
etour
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little has been doing this week, either in goods or Yarns. The
e
r
require higher prices.
feaet
goods were offered for sale on Monday. There was a veil, tb,it,
attendance of buyers, and little business done. There IS --
change in the Wool market.
LEEDS.—The rumours of a pending defeat and resignation of
--
the Ministers has had some influence on our markets this W` he
both merchants and manufacturers fearing to speculate in t:be
slightest degree—the one in the purchase, and the other in ~hE
production of Woollens. We have, thereforg, to report On
but little business has been done both in the Cloth Halls aa;
the warehouses since our last publication. Stocks, however'
remain but low, asd hopes of a good autumn trade still ea'
tinuc to be entertained.
BRADFORD.—The business doing in Wools is still limy
The spinners show no disposition o extend their purchases ;',lO
yond present wants, which are very small, owing to ed
diminished consumption. The demand for Yarns cootir:od.
steady, but no increase in price to induce the spinners to carol
their operations. There is no change in the piece trade "04
what we noted last week The prospect of an early harvest, „0,
speedy settlement cif the Corn Bill, are looked upon as f -
able to a progressive improvement. 51016
HUDDERSFIELD.—We have no change to report, but a
most
market here on Tuesday. The general talk during gle mos°
has been on the anticipated change of the Government., there
of the mercantile classes, with the'exception of here and ioiOla
a violent partisan of the Whig scluiol of politics, are of Oho,
that a ministry without Sir Robert Peel as one of its Me% that
if not its leader, would fail to secure public confidence; 9.""ada
whatever change comes must be worse for the general "
and prosperity of the country

HALIFAX.—In the price of Wool there is no vari-- the
rrices of both Pieces and Yarn remain firm. On Saturdalloi
Hall exhibited some animation among't buyers generally'
are looking ot for goods suitabl for the seon. 'h tilt°
LEICESTERu.—The Whitsun holidays haves interfere
Wlt beee
usual course of business, the mills and warehouses havili4 bear
partially closed dur rig the first few days of the week. trade
of some considerable orders for goods for the antie Plimr to
having been contracted for, as we stated last week.,
can
the opinion of dealers that wonted and woollen gee"' orste•
better bought now than they will be in the season trade. Wt reel
yarns are generally advanced id per lb. from the lotee.4, and
current a few weeks since. English Wools are et'leiet•
wetter skin wools are by no means plentiful in the
sales le
Fine colonial wools went rather lower at the late s
London. done 6t
NorrixonAlt.—& moderate amount of business was
lly
the end of last week in tini-hed goods of most kinds, ntolT,
fancies of fresh patterns. Replacing these out of roue 7.4, e:
is all that is doing with the makers of goods, as there 1170
no increase of confidence in prices, or continued deolnuactori,
aspect of public affairs is generally felt here to be unsatit.rgiSe
and so far as trade is concerned, neutralises the Tt7;rvest:
cheering effect of the weather, and promises of a fredet,,abd felt
Our fine Yarns and Cops maintain their price, the cui,, to to.
as " de'
warps, &c., for Bradford, Coventry, and London, 4,,ate be
the
setaconinent, being very good. Nothing Is so xnueru,..rtbr
sired
to pattern and quality on the part of the En ging!
and create_ 'lo'''tibl •
of
pfd
owner ; these comnined, will alone Wye a reined,"
Mug difficulties of our trade.

&bipping intriligract.

TUESDAY, TUNE, 9.—Wind S.W. moderate

ARRIVED.—Magistrate, Crompton, and Saguenay, from Africa
—Senhora, from Angostura—Christabel, and Victoriosso So-
parke, from Alexandria—Phoenix, Kuiper, from Antwerp—Maid
of Cashmere, Hammett, from Brass River—Rapid, Downes,
from Bombay—Cheshire, King, from Barbadoes—Ruuneymede,
Steele, from Bahia—Java, Pickering; Sandford, Callan; Ot-
terspool, Wickman—Tameriane, --; and Penang, Haw-
kMs, from Calcutta—Constitution, Neill; Conqueror, M'Auley,
and Robert Kerr, Maxwell, from Charleston—Parker, Risien,
from Demerara—Stapleton, from Danzic—Wm. Hutton, Craig,
from Honduras—Jamaica, Gibson, from Jamaica—Sisters, Gib-
son, from Laguna—Bridget, Wade, from Lisbon—Mary Queen
of Scots, Killey, from Maceio, &c.—Ann, Holt; Ranger, Page;
and Asia, Gallilee, from Maranham— Douglas, Le Page, from
Monte Video—England, Thompson, and Scotland, Kelso, from
Ilobile—Cdaos, from New York—St. George, Ferris, and Ste-
phen Whitney. Popham, from New York—Lotus, Watson;
Emigrant, Taber; Scotia, Leslie Serafine, Affleck ; Elizabeth,
liaruY Liebe. Duffy ; Albania, Crowell; Jane Loudon, Cunard ;
Cromwell. M'Dougall ; John Jardine, Sampson, and Junior,
Ellis, from New Orleans—Nelson, Sedgwick, from New Zealand
—Ann Paley, Lister; White Moose, Ditcham, and Laura Ann,
Preston, from Oporto—Shenandoah, West, from Philadelphia
—Leonard Dobbin, Jones, from Patagonia—Eliza Johnstone,
Petrie, from Pernambuco—liosalama, Steefe, from Pillau—New
Zealand; Ocean Queen ; Paragon ; and Oregon, Wright, from
St. John, N.B.—Acadia, Al'Ketizie, from Savannah—Britannia,
111 Grath, from Sincapore—Gazelle, Ramsay, from Sydney—
Commerce, Simpson, and Tomlinson, Kirkness, from Tobasco
—Christina, and Win. Watson, Cunningham, from Valparaiso.
SAlLED.—Mountaineer. Bogart, for St. John, N.B.—Speed,
Cloag, for Montreal—l'll Try, Green, for Harlingen—Kron
Prinz von Preussen, Moller, for Batavia—Ann Jefferey, Carter,
tor Quebec—Egidius, Halewyck, for Ostend—Araminta,Rogers,
,for New Orleans—Jessie M`Lean, Armstrong, for Narve—Sophia
'Wells, Winn, for Leghorn—Gluck Auf, Birr, for Danzic—Hope,
)Hausen, fur Dordt—and Bradshaw, M'Mion, for St. George's
and Bay of Fundy.

Irlam, hence off Tuskar 4th instant for Havana
Ilolywood is aground in the river Parana
Westmoreland. Fulton ; Penrith, Giullett; Rolla, Miller :
Belle, Murray; and Broad Oak, M'Grath, hence at Bahia
Seraphim. Gables, hence at Havana
Abbot Lord, Blaisdal, hence at Matanzas
Joseph Anderson, Ridley, hence at Laguira
Invoice, Rollings, hence at ditto, and sailed and May for
Puerto Cabello
Adelaide, 'hence at Santa Martha
Prompt, Dunlop, hence and St. Thomas, at ditto
East, Landon, hence and St. Thomas, at Savanilla
Sophia, D'Auvergne, and George, Key, hence at Belieze
Lynx, Lnscombe, hence off Tampico
Marlison,Wood, hence at Virginia
P. H. Dean, Taylor, hens ; at Galatz
William,Cowdace, from Odessa, at Constantinople, and
tailed 15th May for this port
Regina. Craighead, hence and Syra, at Salonica, and sailed
.14th May for Orfano
Mina Newton, hence at Leghorn
Scotsman, Smart; Tartar, Gordon; Arat, Hossack ; Vest,
Noffit, and Freeland, M'Kenzie, hence at St. Petersburgh
Tamus, Henderson, hence at 'Riga
Try, Howes, and Oldampt, itaminga, hence at Reivoet
Wm. Peile, from the Mauritius, at Cove
Trieste, from Bahia, at ditto
Reginald Heber, M'Farlane, from Samarang, off ditto
John Knox, from Patagonia, off d tto
Centaur, from Laguna, off ditto
Challenger, from Brass River, at Fernando Po
Saguenay. from Old Calabar, at ditto
Wasp, from the Coast, at ditto
Twiny. High. hence at Lima
Penguin, Wilson, from Pisco, at ditto, and sailed 25th Feb.
for this port
Walks r, Kaye, from Pisco, at ditto, and sailed 15th March,
for this port
Richmond. Grayson, from Iquique, at ditto, and sailed Ist
.April for this port
Earl Grey, Spraule, from Chincas, at ditto, and sailed 2gth
.March for this port
Vicar of Bray, Sawyer, from Islay, at ditto, and sailed 2gth
March for this port
Texian, Allayne, from Chincas, at ditto, and sailed 7th April,
ior this port
Minstrel Boy, Main, from Pisco, at ditto
Magellan, Nosworthy, from Islay, at ditto
Courier, Carr, sailed from ditto for this port Ist March
Martha, Ellis, sailed from Plata Aredas for England 14th
April
Goddess, Lovering, hence at Arica
Templeamn, Prowse, and Rimac, Mounsey, hence at Valpa-
zalso

Samuel Spyce,Dixon, from Copiapo, at ditto
Salina, Bell, from Monte Video, at ditto
Hurricane, Adamson, and Octavia, Reed, sailed from ditto
35th March for this port
General Wilt hire, Lennox, sailed from ditto 24th March for
Swansea
Heroine, Todd, sailed from ditto for Cork 29th March
George Canning, hence at Maranham
Aurora, Henderson, from Calcutta, at Demerara
Horatio, Grave, hence at Trinidad
Lotus, Head; Alecto, Anwyl; Rival, Sutherland, and Alice,
.Ayshford, hence at Barbadoes
Parker, Risien, sailed from ditto for this port 3rd May
Wanderer, Hinds, sailed from St. Lucia for this port 3rd
3lay

Lady Campbell, sailed from ditto for this 4th May
Denison, King, hence at Antigua
Theodore, Klein, and Apropos, Kock, hence at St. Thomas
Eliza Killick, Norman, hence at ditto, and sailed 12th May for
At. Domingo
Felicity, Koddock, hence at Jamaica, after striking on the
weef at the entrance of the harbour
John Tomkinson, Hutchinson, and Governor, Varty, hence
at Jamaica

Mary France sailed from ditto forsthis port 6th May
LimA, April l3.—The Caledonia, Cumming, which sailed
'hence for Liverpool gth ultimo, put 'back on the 11th, making
/ten inches water per hour, and has since been condemned
ELSINORE, tune 4.—The sPreciosa, Souberg, from Stock-
aiolm to Liverpool, p ato the harbour Ist instant, having
isprung a leak. It has Wn found after discharging part of her
cargo, and she will be ready for sea in a few days.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10.—Wind S.W., moderate.
Artßlvsn.—St. Lucia, and Coro, Smith, Africa—Suffolk, and
liannali Robinson, Russell. Alexandria—Flirt, Cuba—Abeona,
Gergenti—Desire, Smith, Gibraltar—Robert Newton, Jamaica
—Centaur, Laguna—Trial, and Devonia, Mediterranean—James
Marseilles—Edward Hayes, Gilbert, Mauritius—Theresa Jane,
Xigney, Maranham—Rosalama, Buckley, Mobile—Emerald,
Leighton; Henrietta, Foyle, and •Venilia, Frink, New Orleans
.—Oporto, Oporto—Mary, Aitkethly ; Julia, —; Bank, —,
and Superb, M4liinley, Patagonia—Countess of Durham, and
Sandford, Sinclair, Rio Grande—Mary Ann, Whiteway, Sidney
—Brothers, --- ; Sir Charles Napier, ---; and Plutus,
--, from St. Andrew's, N.B.—Avon, —; Juno, —; Bri-
tannia, —, and Lushtack, St. John, N.B.—lsis, Smyrna—
Constantia. Vanovich and Joseph Yeoward, Trieste—John
Marshall, 3.7mitinia—Undaunted, Whiteway, Valparaiso 11111111111
SA:LlM—Richard Cobden, Leadbetter, Bombay—Ganges,
'Aymara, Moulmain.

The Wilmot, from Patagonia, for England, with about PO tons
guano, was totally wrecked about 23rd April on the Reef at
ernambuco. Crew saved.

The Cecilia, of Dundee, was aground at Tobasco 20th April,
lend likely to be a wreck.
Mary Catherine, at New Zealand.
Everthorpe, Reed, from Liverpool, rand Recorder, Sharp,
from Plymouth at the Cape of Good Aope.
Tyrer, from Sincapore at St. Helena.
liuddersfield, Kirby, hence at Bonny.
Matilda,liemp, hence at Brass River.
Bolywood, from Monte Video at Corriente, all well; had not
)been aground in the Parana, as erroneously reported.
Victoria, 'Caithness, from this port, and Rother, from Cadiz
Mt Monte Video.

Argentina, sailed from do. for Valparaiso 26th March.
Majestic, Reeves; Mercurio, Bartolette ; Grazia, Madanich ;
Dufrong ; Louisa, Witcherley ; Renard, Pedengstre,
land Hero, Scagley, at Rio Janeiro.
Tropic, Clarke, from London; captain very ill, supposed to
Stave been poisoned at Barbadoes.
Eleanor, Turner, and Druid, Thomas, from London, at Bar-
thdoes.
Coronet. Duke, hence at New York.
Golden Eagle, Krebs, hence at Madeira.
Shamrock, Sarsfleid, from Barbadoes at Limerick.
COVE OF CORK. June 8,--H.M.S. Albion, MO one of the
squadron of evolution, was towed out of harbour this morning,
ay H.M. steamer Rattler. She is supposed to have been or-
dered to Mexico.

Rio JAwnino, April 4.-The Mary Gray, Storey, from Valpa-
raiso, arrived here 99th nit., with loss of boats, bulwarks, deck-
3iouse, and stancheons, and the mate, carpenter, and a boy,
washed overboard, having been struck by a sea. The Brook,
Campbell. from Valparaiso, arrived here 2nd instant,leaky, and
=oust discharge part of her cargo to repair.
VEssELS SPOlib:N.-Aun Wise. of Whitehaven, in lat. 45, lon.
23-Creamorc, from Rio for this port, 231 May, in lat. 42, lon.
27-Ellen, from Clyde, for Sincapore, 11th May, in lat. 6 N, 22
NV-Georgina, from this p,rt, in lat. 5v N, g W-Hamilton,
Moss, sth of April, in lat. 6g, lon. 11-Ivanhoe, from Batavia for
33remen, 2d June, in lat. 50, lon. 11-John Bolton, from this
sort, Bth June, off St. David's Head-Malvina, from Rio Janeiro
for Falmouth, off Western hands-Mount Stuart Elphinstone'
from Calcutta for London, 24th of May, in lat. 45, lon. 28-Ma.
iabar, from this port for Quebec, 24th May-Margaret, from this
port for St. John, N,8., 23r4111ay, in lot. 47, long. 29-Rapid,
from Malabar Coast, for this port, 13th of Map, in lat. 34 N,lon.
36 W-Sarah Birkett. from this port for Rio Grande, 9th May, in
lat. 17,10ng. 44-Suffolk, from Alexandria, for this port, 10th of
May, off Gibraltar- Sarah, from this port for Quebec, 31st May
.-Tryo, from Plymouth, 31st Jan., in lat. 45. long. 11-Sey-
rnour, from this port for Sydney, 11th of Feb., in lat. 32 N. long.
18 W-Westminster, from Calcutta for London, 24th May, in lat.
44, long. 27-Grace, from Whitehaven, and Eliza, of Bristol,
Mist of May, in lat. 50, long. 21-Yucatan, from this port for
New York, 4th of June, in lat. 41, long. 9-Roacins, for New
York, 27th May, in lat. 45, long. 25-Odessa, from Dublin. 2d of
June, in lat. 50, long. 20-Lavinia, from Patagonia for Cork, 2d
Way, in lat. 29, lon. 4 Reward, for Lonoon. 9th May, in lat.
31, lon. 41-Winchester, from Launceston for London, 12th of
Nay, in lat. 34, long. 49-Hebe, from Rio for London, 15th May
,--Adelina, from Malabar for London, 30th May, in lat. 51, lon.
37-H.M.S. Star, off Cape Palemos-Athens, from Matanzas for
London, 29th May, in lat. 50, long. 26-Tamerlane, from this
port for Montreal, in lat. 51, long. 13-Elizabeth, from Rio for
Corfu, in lat. 35, lon. 3 ;'-Stephen, from Sierra Leone for Lan.
Caster, 26th April, in lat. 15, long. 32-Triumph, from Barbadoes
IfOr this port, 24th of May, in lat. 51, long. 48-Cannata, from
this port for China, sth March, in lat. 2 N, long. 21 W-Tyrer,
groin Sincapore for London, Bth May, in lat. 8 N. long. 27 W
-Palmyra, from America for Madeira, 22d of May, in lat. 37,
Son. 36-Spartan, from Jamaica for London, 2d May, off Crooked
laland-Derwent, from Hobart Town for London, 4th June, in
liat. 51, ion. 18-Syrnm .try, Bth June, off Tuskar- Minerva, 9th
April, in lat. 21 S, long. 24 W-Pioneer, from the Clyde for
.I§lewfoupdland 26th May, in lat. 48, lon. 26-13amiole, for La.
'Mira, 7th June, in lat. 52. long. 7-Miltiades, of Belfast, for
Quebec, and Adam Kerr, of Glasgow, 25th May, in lat. 48, long.
23itaby Castle, from Port Philip for London, 30th of March,
Id lat. 33, lon. 4 I-Emily, of Halifax, 25th May, in lat. 47, long.
7th June, off Cork-John R. Skiddy, 4th June, in
nat. 50, lon. 11-Edward Thorne, from Cardiff for Valparaiso,
12th April, in tat. 2 N, long. 20 W-True Briton, from Madras
for London, 94A1.1 of May, in lat. 32, long. 37-Mary Taylor, from
Limerick for St. Andrews, 23d May, in lat. 43 N, long. 27-Dia.
aliond, from Calcatta for London, 28th May, in lat. 60, long. 22
-Elizabeth and &nn, from Glasgow, 3d of June, in lat. se, lon.
21-John Knox, 3d of June-Castsies, jth of June, off Tuskar-
Ninifred, Bth June, off I3ardsey.

THURSDAY, JUNE 11.—Wind W.
ALaßivarr.—Hurricane, Adamson, from Valparaiso—Victory,
from Patagonia—Coromandel, Johnson, from New Orleaus-
7-Mmu. Thomas, from Coustant'nople—lris, Faro, from Trieste
—Duke of Lancaster, from Licata.
134,17.en.—Cushlatnaehree, King, for Quebec—Thomas
Pal-
O», fluids, for Constantinople.

Oronte, Steipsich, hence at Treste
Mercurius, Br holm, hence at Drontheim
Resolution, Owen; Spruce, Clarke; and Helen andiEliza,
Mightbody, hence at itig,a
St. Oatrick, hl•Rnight. hence at Pillan
PLirmourn. June 9 —The Mastry, of Jersey, from Liverpool,
for Rio Nuney, was wrecked on Sand Island 13th April. Crew
Saved.

JI -----
FIDAY. Jumn 12.—Win S.W.
lIIIIVIID,—HayI Re, Puerto Cabe:lo—Jas d per, Williams, Venice
—lris, Prowse. Gijon—Senhora des Dares, Sesseota, Portugal—
Pick wick, Grieves, lionduras—American, Wil-
liams, Virginia—Dedalus, Lawson, Licata.
Salt ED.—Siddans, Cobb. New York—Robert Burns, Stuart ;
Rose, Finley. and Thomas Edwards, Skinner, Halifax—Amami),
33athektor, llannan, Sbediac, N.ll,—Spowi4oll,

Smith, Africa—Commerce, Grove; Vigilant, Muyellaert, and
Jupiter, Morrison, Ostend—Mensageiro, Sortinho, and Bon
Harmonia, Zinoco, Vianna—Auguste, Kerkhove, Ghent—Su-
sanna, Darne, and Jaffers Garetts, ports, Dordt—Jane, Tho-
mas, and Intrepid, Roberts, Cronstadt—Herald, Jones, Cape of
Good Hope—Stanhope, for Beyrout—William, Bourne, for Ge-
noa—Betsey Susanne, for Bergen—Shamrock, Postill, for St.
Petersburg.

Antigua Packet, from Ceylon, at St. Helena
Baltazara, Webb, hence at Valparaiso
Mary, Bonetick, hence at Bahia
Jane, hence at St. Michael's
Kate, Langmaid, hence at Gibraltar
c Emma, Way; G.B.Z. Van Nyeveld, Regoord; Harmonie,
haebling, and 13arend, Stuit, hence at Helvoet
Leonie, De Vries, hence at the Scheldt
Tyler, Ellis, from Sincapore, off Margate
Enterprise, Wright, from Sydney, and Amy, from Bahia, at
Deal

SATURDAY, I 2th.luNE.—Wind N.W., light.
A artivEn.—Britannia, (steamer,) Hewitt, from Boston; sailed
1;t June, and from Halifax 3d June—Reginald Ceti, Maresca,
from Lie Ja—Sarah, from St. Domingo—St. George, Romiano,
from Naples—Victoria, Evans, from Cediz—Mary Johanna, Da-
vies, from Lisbon.

SAlLED.—Eleanor Russell, Jeffries, for Shanghae—Lydia,
Jones, Antigua —Eu, Williams, Lima—P. Dean, Dean, Para—
Susquehanna, Tuley, Philadelphia—United States, Swanton,
Boston—James Morin, Morison, Quebec.

Betsey, Christie ; Ergle, Hughes, and Ben Brace, Park, all
hence at Riga.
Renfrewshire ; Baron of Bramber, and Amity, hence at River
St. Lawrence.
Jersey Tar, Penne], and Jane and Jessie, Campbell, hence at
St. Petersburg.
Irene. M'Donald, hence at Alexandria.
Betsey, Alen, hence at Corfu.
Francesca, Villa, hence at Palermo.
Emma, Donna'', hence at Gibraltar.
Antelope, Sharp, hence at Liebau.
Vernauwen, Spiel, hence at Danzic.
Maid of Athens, Bonfellow, from Odessa at Constantinople,
and sailed for this port 21st May.
Era. Hingston, from Zante at Patras, and sailed for this port
23d May.
Vesper, Lakey, from Messina at Palermo, and sailed for this
port ted May.
Spartan, Gillard, sailed from Palermo 12th May, and Emilie,
Milorie, 21st May, both for this port.
North Ash, Alward, sailed from Almeira for this port on the
28th May.
Gipsey, Butler, from Terra Nova, at Gibraltar, and sailed for
this port 2nd June
Wm. Marshall, from Laguna; Eleven, Burlinson, from Con-
stantinople ; Copia, Jarvis, from Trieste, and Velocity, Nichols,
from Viana, all at Cove
Colony, Jamieson, from Rio Grande, off Cove
Lanrick, and John and Mary, both of Liverpool, from
at River St. Lawrence
H.M. steamer Devastation, from Plymouth, for Monte Video,
at Madeira 28th May
Penninghame, from Vera Crnz, off Laguna
Ivanhoe, Simpson, from Batavia, at Downs
__

. .
PALERMO, May 28.—A severe gale from S.S.E. was experi-
enced at this port :sth and 16th May, during which the Eliza-
beth. Dart. and Bazaliel, with four American and five Sicilian
vessels, sutTered considerably; two of the latter are complete
wrecks.

SUNDAY, JUNE 14.—Wind S., light,

ARRlWED.—Larpent, West, from Shanghae.
SAILED —Oak, Penrice, for Calcutta—Crishna, Spence, for
Mauritius—Alice Maude, Williams, for Port Philip—Charle-
magne, Pales, and Robert A. Parke, Kinney, for New York—
Albatross, Mills, for Staten Island—Angerona, Gray, for Arch-
angel—Christina, Ben g, fur Stralsund—Mentor, Meyer, for
Danzic.

Amity, Allen; Lanark, Firth; Ann Kenny, Baldwin; Acadia,
Joss; Ann M'Lister, M'Lean ; Renfrewshire, Burns; Charlotte,
Ferrie; Highland Mary, Crosby; George Wilkinson, Brown;
Boron of Bramber, Kein ; Marchioness of Bute, Harvey ; Pro-
mi•e, Sims; Cambria, Losh ; The Duke, Dady; Colonist, S-n-
-not ; Aberdeen, M'Grath; George, Simpson; Conshrook,
M'Gaire ; City of York, Campbell; British Princess, Mather;
Emma, Hartley; Mearns, Houston; Alcyone, Storr; Exporter;
Robinson; Satellite, Bainbridge; Helen, Hicks; Martha, Owen
Courier, Grey; Abbotsford, Lack; and Lady Milton, Ha) es,
from Liverpool, at Quebec.

Sardinia, Crocker; Grampian, Graham; Henry Pratt, Hart-
ley; Marmion, Edwards; England. Everard ; Robert Parker,
Parsons ; Independence, Allen ; Jane, Milligan ; Broom, White;
Espindoia, Barstow ; Mersey, Johnston ; Fidelia, Ilackstaff;
Maine, Littlefield ; and Chusan, from Liverpool, at New York.
Great Britain (steamer), Hosken, from Liverpool, at New
York lyth May. Three days after leaving Liverpool, met with
a slight accident to the machinery, which deprived her of the
use of steam for six days.

Desdemona, Emerson ; Joshua Bates, Murdoch, and Remit-
tance, Prince, hence at Boston _ _

Commerce, Crowell ; Lucy, Heckman; Sovereign, Langton,
and Brooklyn, Ledby, hence at Halifax

Gustave, Ketelson ; Philomene, Christen, and Barbara Ca-
tharine, Bohn, hence at the Scheldt
Shakespeare. Henc'erson, hence at Charleston
Ashland, Williams, hence at New Orleans
Hibernia, (steamer) Kyrie, hence at Halifax
Tyrer, Ellis, from China, at London
Elizabeth, Orr, sailed from Nevis for Liverpool 14th May
C.R.C. Gibert, from Jersey, at Paspebiac
Urgent, Rogers, from Apalachicola, at Quebec
Arethusa, Kelly, from Savannah, ditto
Junius, Wilson, from New York, at Manudia
QUEBEC, May 20.—The Hugh Wallace struck the ice, and
foundered ; the crew took to two boats, one of which was
fallen in with by the Lord Melcalfe, arrived here. The White-
well, Grange, passed the wreck of the Elizabeth Atkinsou. on
the Great Bank of Newfoundland. 2eith May.—The Calcutta is
reported on shore at Metis, and likely to be a total wreck. The
Pekin, from Greenock for Quebec, is on shore at Fox River.
28th May.—A deep barque was seen on shore on Manicouagan
shoals 26th instant

Nxw YORK, May 27.—A ship of about 500 tons was seen on
shore 10th instant, about ten miles east of Sand Key; had ap-
parently just gone on

- Sr. .1-oux, N.B. May 16.—The St. Martins, May, from Liver-
pool for St. John, N.B. was totally wrecked I lth instant, on the
west side of Brier Island ; crew saved.
HALIFAX, June 3.—The Sarah Stewart, from England for
Quebec, was wrecked near Louisburg, C.B. ; crew saved. The
Brilliant, Stormer, of London, from Cork for Quebec, was
wrecked near Lazne, 12th May; two passengers drowned.

MONDAY, JUN I lb.—Wind N.N.W. light.
Apparition, hence at Vera Cruz
Matchless. Hayes, from Patagonia, off Cove
Arab, Gardner, hence at Scrabster Roads, and sailed 11th
June for Riga

Barco, Kennedy, hence at ditto, and sailed 11th June for
St. Petersburg
Betsey & Jane, Libbctt, hence at ditto for ditto