The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-03-15 00:00:00

PROMOTIONS

The Rev. L. Gilbertson, M.A.,- Fellow of Jesus College,
to be Minister of the new Church of Llangorwen, near
Aberystwith.

The Rev. W. Valiance, M.A., of University College, to
the Rectory of St. Martin's and St. Paul's, Canterbury.
The Rev. Arthur Dene, M.A., formerly of Exeter Col-
lege, Rector of.l3ittadon, Devon, to the Vicarage of Rattery,
Devon •, patroness, Lady Carew.
The Rev. H. J. Boone Nicholson, D.D., of Magdalene
Hall, and Rector of the Abbey, St. Alban's, Hertfordshire,
to be a Rural Dean in the Archdeaconryi of St. Alban's.
The Rev. E. P. Blunt, M.A.' of Corpus Christi College,
Rector of Hampreston, with the hamlet of Longhorn annexed,
Dorsetshire, has resigned that Living, which is in the patron-
age, of E. Greathead, Esq.
Rev. S. L. Sainsbury, M.A., to the Rectory of Beckington
and Standerwick, Somerset, upon his own petition as patron.
Rev. G. Sanby, jun., M.A., Rector of South Elmharn, All
Saints, and Perpetual Curate of Recllingfield, Suffolk, to the
Vicarage of Flixton St. Mary, Suffolk ; patron, Sir R. S.
Adair, Bart.

Rev. Isaac Hughes, Incumbent of Biaenporth, to the Vi-
carage of Llandyfriog, with the Rectory of Lianfairtrefheligen
annexed, Cardiganshire, vacant by the death of the Rev. J.
Williams..

Rev. C. M. Arnold, 8.A., formerly of St. John's College,
Cambridge, and Master of the Grammar School, Warminster,
has been appointed Chaplain to the MarchionesS of Bath'.
Rev. B. Shav, B. A., Curate of Witcham, Cambridgeshire,
to the Curacy of Fen Drayton, vacant by the cession of the
Rev. H. F. Bacon.

Rev: S. R. eapel, Rector of Wareham, Dorset, to the
Chaplaincy of the Wareham and Purbeck Union.
Rev. W. Hockin, Chaplain to the Devon and Exeter Hos-
pital, and the Rev. John Armstrong, one of the Priest-
Vicars of the Cathedral, have been appointed, by the Trus-
tees of St. John's Hospital, td preach the Sunday evening
Lectures in the Parish Churches of St. Paul and Trinity,
for the year ensuing.
Rev. S. Creyke, Rector of Wigginton ; Rev. T. Egerton,
Vicar of Dunni,ngton ; Rev. E. Churton, Rector of Creyke;
Rev. G. Dixon, Vicar of Helmsey ' • Rev. W. Gooch, Vicar
of Stainton and Rev. F. Lipscombe, Rector of Welbury,
to be Rural Deans in the Archdeaconry of Cleveland.
Rev. S. Sharpe, D.D. icar of Doncaster, Rev. T. Sut-
ton, Vicar of Sheffield :Rev. G. Chandler, Rector of Tree-
ton; and. Rev. A. 13. Wrightson, Rector of Handsworth, to
be Rural Deans in the Archdeaconry of the West Riding of
York.
Rev. W. W. H. E. Bentinck, Rector of Siggleshorne •,
and the Rev. C. C. Hotham, Rector of Roos, to be Rural
Deans of the Archdeaconry of the East Riding of York.

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CAMBRIDGE, MARCH 12.—At a congregation holden on
the 11th instant, the following degrees were conferred :
William Collings Mathison, Trinity College.
John Gorham Maitland, Trinity College.
William Ritchie, Trinity College.
Benjamin Morgan Corvie, St. John's College.
George Fearns Reyner, St. John's. College.
Edward Thornton Codd, St. John's College.
Thomas Humphreys, St. John's College.
Barnard Smith, St. Peter's College.
Philip Freeman, St. Peter's College..
Francis Henry N. Glossop, St. Peter's College.
Alexander Turner Cory, Pembroke College.
John-Rustat Crowfoot, Caius College.
Thomas Caswall, Clare Hall.
liobert Goodwin, Clare Hall.
James Beck, Corpus Christi College.
A. P. J. Mills, Queen's College.'
Robert Merry, Jesus College.
Henry Annesley Woodham, Jesus College.
Henry Griffin Williams, Emmanuel College.
BACHELORS OF DIVINITY.
Rev. Robert Wilson Evans, Trinity College.
Rev. Christopher Lenny, St. John's College.
BACHELORS OF CIVIL LAWS.
L. Morison, Trinity College.
Joseph George Stowell, Caius College. •

Jamaica, Selkirk, from Bahia, at the Cove
Lady Saltoun, Craig, hence for Malta, at Milford
Bridget, Wade, hence at Lisbon
Coral. Butter, sailed frrun Lisbon for this port air March
Lord Charles Spencer, Cornish, hence at Gibraltar
Henry, Duncan ; Ann, -; M'Leod, , and Leo, Bele,
hence at Rio Janeiro
Hudson, Leggett, hence at Buenos Ayres 26th Dec.
Windsor, Ilayton, hence at Ceara, in 20 days from Studwell
Roads
Wallace, -, hence for Port Philip, at the Cape of Good Hope
Magistrate, and Charlotte, hence for Africa, were spoken toth
Jan. off Grand Busca

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING.

(SINCE OUR LAST PUBLICATION.)

EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, Scr.
Winifred, J Hartley, ;AI Calcutta, W & J Tyrer
Charleston, Harlow, 373 Canton, BrOwn, Shipley & Co
WEST INDIES AND ItlADl':i Uri
F Sutherland, 134 Nassau, N.P. J M Wood
Eliza, 1-1 Cooper, 170 Cape Verd and Monte Video,
K Macauley & Co

Sugar.—The demand is very limited, and buyers operate with
great caution. The sales of B. P. are only 200 hhds. Nothing
done in Mauritius; but L6OO bags Bengal, chiefly Khanr, have been
taken at 440 for low, 460 to 49s 6d for good, and 70s for good to fine
white. Foreign.—About 100 cases and 300 bags and barrels new
brown Pernambuco have been sold at 17s to 170 6d, and a few good
white at 23s ; also 16 casks moist to dry brown Cuba Muscovado at
14s &I to 17s per cwt. There are no transactions to report in
Molasses. Coffse.—The sales of Plantation have been to a moderate
extent, comprising 70 casks of Jamaica and 25 casks Demerara, at
very firm prites. No transactions in Foreign. 50 hags Pimento
brought 33d, and 200 bags black Pepper 33d per lb. Nothing done
in Cocoa or Ginger. Rice.—No sales. Rum.—The sales consist
of 80 puns. Demerara, at 30 ad to 4s 3d for 15 10 40 per cent 0. P.,
and 4s 7d for favourite marks ; also 30 puns. good Jamaica at 5s 2d
per gallon. Nothing done in Foreign.
Tea.—On the arrival of the overland despatch on the oth inst.,
an improvement took place, and some few sales were made at an
advance of 3d to ad per lb ; subsequently the market has assumed
a more quiet appearance, and prices have receded to previous
quotations, which may be attributed to the large sales advertised
is London, and the accounts from China, stating that the shipments
were still being made.
• The transactions in East Endia Drysaltery Produce have been
most trifling, (with the exception of a public sale of 300 bags
Bombay Safflower, which sold at Iris to 315,) they consist of retail
lots of Gum Arabic at 545, Java Turmeric at 1 ls, and Terra
Japonica at 13s 6d per cwt. Of Saltpetre the sales are 800 bags at
28s to 265. 1650 bags Nitrate of Soda, together with an entire
cargo, have been sold, part of the former at 225, but for the latter
21s per Mt. has been accepted.
Dyewoods.—The sales of Logwooil are 200 toils Campeachy, and
50 tons St. Domingo and Honduras. without any change in previous
rates. 18-P tons Maracaibo and Savanilla Fustic have been sold,
at .e 5 for the former, arid .es 7s 6cl to .e 0 13 fid for the latter ; 30
toils Camwood at ..t'l7 lOs to £24, according to quality ; 60 tons
Lima Wood at .Wl3 15s to .t'ls' and a few tons Gaboon Barwood at
£5 158 per ton. The demand for Turpentine is tolerably regular,
and 1300 brls. of good quality have been sold from the quay at
123 ad per cwt. No sales reported in Tar. For Montreal Pot Ashes
there has been a speculative demand, and 400 to 500 brls. have
changed hands, at various rates, beginning at 32s 6d, and advancing
to 33s arid 33s lid, and for a few trifling lots as high as 348 has been
obtained the very reduced stock of Pot Ashes has encouraged
buyers to give these advanced rat s. Montreal Pearl Ashes are
dull at previous quotations. About 20 tons American red Cloverseed
have been disposed of this week at rather lower prices: H:des.—
About 10,000 dry Rio Grande Ox and Cow.were brought to auction
on Tuesday, but there was very little bidding, and the whole were
withdrawn, except a few damaged ; 1700 salted sold at 33d, 2000
dry Buenos Ayres at bad, to 7g d for sound, and 4d to 64c1 for
wormed, 300 Savanilla at 53d for Ist class, 250 dry salted Lima at
52d, and 350 salted at 4,1 d per lb. Tobacco has not been in much
demand, and the sees scarcely exceed 100 Mids. Prices are fully
maintained.

John Perry Clarke and Osmund Lewis, Crown-court, Thread.
needle-street, London, newspaper-agents.
Emily Ann Birch, Bedford-place, London, lodging-hone-keeper.
Samuel Jackson, and Thomas Frederick Jackson, Bermondaey-
street, London, woolstaplers.
Philip Woodrow Bart, Norwich, coach manufacturer.