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209 THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1851. nnNPmENTTAL MEDICAL ADVICE. I A HOUSEWIFE'S CORNER. mnr, nnun MARKETS inn, jaunuAKiAn ahjj rutiiSH KKifUUiSfcia. On Tuesday, ftfwvrrlinn' In iinnnintmant P.iolifnn IN ALL CASUS OF DEBILITY, NKRVOUSNKSS, AND DISORDURS ARISING FROM SECR1ST DISEASES, EXCESSES tus Ht.

Even! i Morn i Festivals, fw. IJVJWOOL AND BIRKENHEAD MARKETS. the stipendiary magistrate, with a few other gentlemen m. m. ST.

JOllN'B, LlVKRPOOu. B1UK.KNURAD. R. DAVIS may be consulted at 1118 ltem- dence. 18.

SLATER-STREET, corner of Seel-strcet, near 8 59 9 57: mircitjubuu in um late ui tuesu people, met Hie rciugeesir the large room of Mr. Sable's Emigrants' Home, in Moor fields. Lieut. Charles Szulczewski. president of tho Lite ft.

in. I 13 ll1 10 0 17 11 20 3 21 5 .14 8 Kl .16 9 30 ,16,18 23 10 18 11 62 Wednesday, March 12. Saturday, Mareb 8. Saturday, March 8. MARCJ! Friday Saturday Sunday Uonday Tuesday Wednesday, riuirsday Friday 10 49 11 32 rary Association of tho Friends of Poland in London, acted Bp.

Cornwallis's victory, 1702. 2d Sunday in Lent. St. Patrick. Sir R.

Walpolc died, 1745. Le Brun born, 17M9. Spring quarter begins. Day increased 4 h. 20 m.

ua interpreter on tne uucosiou. Mr. Il.tshton's address, which was translated aB spoken, a. d. 8.

0 4.V 0 d. s. 4Jg 0 .101 0 16 20 0 57! 21 1 39' d. a. 6 0 8 0 0 0 36 21 9 1 19 20 10 2 0 19 0 I I 0 0 nivt luuuwa Muiimuiiiuii, 1 UUSUU to CUllliriMniCate tO you exactly tho position which I occupy with regard to you.

Some weeks ago I received a letter from agentleman who 5 0 0 0 0 Pull Mon, 17th, Ih. 23m. afternoon. SHIT NEWS. represents this district ot the country in Parliament, informing me that the British ambassador and American minister at Constantinople had interfered in behalf of tho Poles and Hungarians who had taken refuge in Turkey.

to, tha i 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 MONEY AND COMMERCIAL. Tuesday Evening. The settlement in the market for publio securities has passed over very quietly, tho balances being exceedingly light, in consequence of the steadlnoss of consols during tho greater part of the past account. After tho arrangement for the adjustment of the account had been completed, the market became firmer, in consequence of tho transfer books for many descriptions of stock shutting to-morrow for the April dividends. For money consols have been done from 90J to 8, and were last quoted buyers at 96J.

For the account, which has just commenced, and which terminates on tho 10th proximo, the price has been firm, at 90S and 3. The throe per cents, reduced 974 3, fid the three-and-a-quarter per cents. 981 fi, bank stock 215, exchequer bills 61s. and India bonds 61s. to 58s.

premium. The business in foreign securities has been rather above the average. Wednesday Evening. The further Ministerial defeat last evening caused the English funds to open this morning at a decline of an flighth, but the market subsequently recovered. Consols for money were first quoted 96g to and they left off at 96-i to J.

For the 10th of April the last price was 968 to S- Bank stock closed 215 to 216, reduced 97i to 8, three-and-a quartor per cents. 99i to long annuities 7 13 18, India bonds 55s. to and Exchequer bills 62s. to 54s. premium.

Foreign stocks were .13 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 5.. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 2 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 7 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 5 0 2 0 0 3 this, that on the interference of the English and American 0 0 0 5 4 0 0 2 0 2 8 10 8 6 0 0 LIVERPOOL CORN EXCUANGB. March 11. Our importations since this day week consist of 26,410 qrs. wheat, 2251 qrs.

barley, 3186 qrs. malt, 4457 qrs. oats, 15,461 qrs. beans, 684 qrs pease, 6939 qrs. Indian corn, 4887 loads oatmeal 2004 sacks Irish, 487 sacks English, 6341 sacks French, and 56,610 barrels American flour.

The business transacted bus been of a limited character. Choice whoat has been hold at former prices, but inferior qualities have been offering lower. Several parcels of Egyptian have been taken for Ireland. Indian corn has givon way 6d. and Egyptian beans Is.

per quarter but in tho value of other articles there has been no material change. Tho shipments to Ireland comprise 216 qrs. whoat, 114 qrs. beans, 3853 qrs. Indian corn, 451 barrels earn meal, and 352 sacks and 1824 barrels flour.

Our market THIS MORNING opened with a little firmer tone, but it did not result in any general improvement. A little wheat found retail buyers at the currency of last Tuesday. Oats were very little inquired for, but were not materially lower. Barley and pease wore slow sale at previous rates. Egyptian beans were in large supply, and Is.

per quarter lower than on this day week. Thero were very few buyers of Indian corn on the mar kefc, and the reduced prices of Friday would have been readily submitted to. Oatmeal was neglected. American flour was pressing at a decline of fld. per barrel.

French was 8d. per sack lower, and the sale of both quite in retail. Irish flour continues neglected. OLD. NEW.

Wlip.it. 50 7ft ftm. s. d. 8.

d. s. d. s. d.

0 1 2 0 11 0 11 0 0 a'tinaisauors you wore to oe sent to isurope, ana tnat tne Turkish Government had hired a vessel for that purpose, which vessel was bound for the port of Liverpool. Mr. Brown requested me, on reouiving that infor.nation from the American minister in Liverpool, to be kind enough to l-T i. .1 -i 'i ii. 1.1 0 8 0 8 6 0 0 0 TUESDA March n.

Wind N.S.W., fresh breeze. Arrivbd. -Allan, Arthur, from Callao Leibnitz, GorgenBcn, New Orleans Ashland, nice, Mobile Ivimlioo, Itattray. Matan- zas Derby, Supvvith, Alexandria Nec-d, Libbey, Dieppe Moody, Manilla Sailed. G.

A. Hopley, Pierce, for Charleston Cinthio, Roy, Monte Video Adler, Orel), S-. Thomas William Jurvis, Jarvis, Boston Bowling, Doures, Antigua Levantine (s.s.). heucj at Gibraltar, and sailed for Genoa Indian Queen, Forsyth, hence at Barbadoes Orion, livans, and Hobe, Williams, hence at Charente Hero, Heard, sailed from Charente for this port 6th March MyoBotis, Cassard, hence at Nantes Sivan, and Mary Jones, hence at Monte Video Wade, and Dolores, Cove, hence at Lisbon Flora Bella, Makay, and Clown, Sinclair, hence at St. Nazaire R.ikkor.

hence at II jlroot Veal fore quarter. hind quarter jsshpork Turbot Soles Bret Presh butter Sgg; P124 PnUtoos.pcrpck Fowls, pr couple Ducks rteeso Turkeys, each Rabbits, per eou. Hares Pigeons Snipes Grousa Partridges Pheasants Block Game Larks, per dozen jUparajrus Cucumbers pineapples, Rug. Ditto, Filberts Grapes, English Ditto, foreign. 1 10 4 10 0 2 0 4 0 3 3 0 1 10 2 0 1 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 iuuk.

oub lur tne urrivui oi mis vessel, unci to taive means to furnish those of the Polos and Hungarians expected by it with the means of going to America to such as chose to go. I undertook the mission which he demanded from me, on condition that tho proper funds were to be provided for that purpose, and I am now here, in pursuance of that mission, to communicate with you upon that sub- 1 10 2 6 1 8 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I joot. It was originally represented to me that many of Bld-stroel, LIVERPOOL. Dr. D.

is Solo Propiieior of the celebrated FKfcliCU I Itw, which havo been established for upwards of thirty years, warranted urn. tocmiain me eury or any other deleterious ingredient. He deems it will boMiflioiem commendation (it: eases) when h-i states they have i ured upwards ol nvB thousand pcr-ons during his own practice. Disease, however, inveterate, may be removed material restraint it, diet or rei-e. ice 2s.

91. nud 4e (Id. per box. T-itha enervated rer, wh-e cou-titution benn impaired by long residence climates, fteneialdebiktr, or uiseaSi-8 nf a ohron'c tendency. Dr.

valunble RESTORATIVE CORDIAL, ill Bottles, at lis. csoh, is 'ho bot medicine ever It is recommended by the steiniiiem doctors fur the nervous system it removes general and locul debility, elves tone to the enriches and purities tl.e blm d. rciCnrcs tho spirits, imparts energy and to h- mind and iiiy, and fur the cure of general w- is unrivnlled. Tnose who are troulihd ure should lose no time in appiyirg to Dr. Davis, uher, a euro will be otlecied in a few Uuys.

without the use of iti3t' unieiiti. run Secret Piivsicms, A Me.lieal Trentise, by Dr. Davis, ju pubiislnd. is iiduii to by the London and provinei.il press tube the be-t work mi the above ennii.Iaints ever published. Dr.

I) give- it tin.aell of his p-itients. Countiy Patients, by forwarding Oi Pound, addressed Dr Saml. Davis, wi.l receive ndviee and mudfolue, which willcfleot a euro i most eases with- ut fu.th.-r churge. Minute detail of eases is uece8iry. Tne u'lim-t seer, cy may he relied ou.

Ono personal np lication is advisab-e in all cases, if convenient. CAUTION. Be iia of smi-inns the above Medicines reonly to be had a-13. ater-strfot, 0 irnor of Seel street a liei the gives advice from Eight 1 i the nitirtiing tt' til at nielli, (on fiom Nino till 1'ivii,) t-i persnns t.king tiie above or any of his preparations, wi limit a t'e-'. Aug oftheabooe Mediclvbs can be unit by port, etJhcr by mrm or initial, on receipt if Postage Stamps to the umount.

Or. DAVIS its ii'i tot'tft any person toio mit tie his and A deertiie.m vits. Observe--18, SLA TEH-STREET, Comer of Seet-street. Kstabhsued fPItlVVI'K DVICE.J DR. WILKINSON and 3, York-street, DtiKKs-ritcnr, Members nf the Royal Co lege.

Licenced P.acnioners in Me'licine, and elRhtcen years In oxtot.sivc practice, (from linm may be hid Closet iiai.inti." priee Is or post free 'or eighteen postnue amps, -ic tiio only qualified Memb.ns of the Medical Profession Livorpi.nl who their cm ire a'tention to the cure ot riee ct, Diseases, the-. the uroat ndvantngo to tho afflictea irom reaular Medic il Men a nilining th- ir a tenlion oxelusivelj to this uarurular of th-ir pmressitm must be apparent to all. nr. W. anil Co.

advise tho-c who require nv-dical aisistnnce. before pnylnt! a fee to any dvertili.giloct.ir, to learn thathuisarcgul.rlyo.lue.-ited moilical man, as none other Is entitled give advn'e or supply me licine. Dr. tVii-KiNsox un i Co. having been exclusively engaged in tlioirea mm.

tot' those diseases tor the last eighteen years, and never failing in a single instance in ell'ectii a cure the prove you, it not the whole of you, were desirous to proceed to ii.rt rr nA nn not extensively dealt in to day, and priois were without any material alteration. 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 ties with whom I have ho in communication, to afford such as choose to rn. the means of doin'i so. A renort 1 1. ..1 1.

1 1 Albert Uvard, Sto ldart, hence for Aberdeen, at Tobermory Gazelle, Lakey, he for Smyrna, ut Scilly Vmey, Salues, sailed fr in Lisbon for this port 3rd Man-h Hero, Heard, sailed I'rom Charente for this port 0th Marh Caroline, Cadcmy, hence at Nantes San Gines, Urib3, sailed fr nn llavatinah forthisport 4th Feb. Constitueioiioii, hence at P.irto Caliello Simpsoni, Klavin, henco for P.ilcrnlo, at Beaumaris Watidorcr, Reddie, hence and Gergcnti, at tho Clyde Dnbroniiioh, Rediuain, and Aurora, Chrlfitie, hence at Deme-ira Wiltron, hence for Castine, at Holyhead, with loss of fore- 0 4 1 5 0 1 0 0 English white 0 00 0 00 0 Ditto, red 0 0..0 0 0 0..0 0 Irish, white 0 0..0 0 0 0..0 0 Ditto, common red 0 5 0.. 5 3 LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Thuiudav'ouu, p.m. (For remarks ace Latest News.) B3T Five per cent, additional payable on all articles subject to duty, except Sugar, Molasses, Spirits, and Cloversced. Quoted as doty paid, except xolten mentioned in Ooiui.

n.is leauueu mo, wiiicu nas ueeu uuuiuinu oy luyoii, oi 0 a public meeting held here yesterday, that many of you 0 are not desirous to proceed to the United States, but that i you desire to remain in England. I do not, in the allcrbfouf Ar.rrr.t horo imnnfi arw conditions, or 0 0 10 0 10 0 10 Ditto, ditto, superior quality ..0 0.. 0 0 6 4. .5 Canada, Upper 5 9 0 0 5 5 Lower 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Dantzie 6 0..7 0 0 0..0 d. 'Madder, cwt.

s. d. s. d. Dutch, 0 0 11 0 0 ii 0 s.

d. 1 2 0 11 Annatto, roll Awnl. 3D OWfc. uuiuro Stettin fi 6 5 9 0 0 0 Rostock and Lower Baltic 6 6 0 2 0 0 0 French 6 4. .5 8 0..0 Rhenish 5 4.

.6 7 0 0..0 yard Fanny, Tidy, from tho Mauritius, and Sarah Botsford, Cameron, from Matanzas, at Cimpbell. Dixon, hence at ha Guayra, and sailed for Pto. Cabello aivl Bronieu 7th Feb. Colonfx Hawker's Recipe pok Sauce to Wildfowl. Port wine or claret, ono glass sauco a la Husso, one table-spoonful; catsup, one ditto; lemon-Juico, ono ditto; ono large shalot, sliced Cayonno popper, a few grains mace, one or two blades lemon peel, ono Blice to bo scalded, strained, and added to the mero gravy that comes from the bird in roasting.

0 0 ii 0 ii 0 it 0 0 62 oo it 0 Gametic 0 French, ..52 F.67 ESF.59 E3FF.02 white 32 0 11 60 red 27 0 1. 60 Arrowroot, lb duty, 6U. per F. 2s. 6d.

0 Spanish 0 0 9 Ancona 0 0..0 Barletta 0 0 8 Odessa 4 6.. 6 Egyptian 3 6.. 4 American, white 6 9. .6 Ditto, red 6 6 Oats. 45 lbs.

Madder Roots, cwt. Smyrna 64 0 67 0 MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, DUATHS. Ashes, per cwt Montreal Pot 29 0 11 29 Pearl 28 0 11 29 V. States Pot 0 11 0 Poarl 0 0 1. 0 0 0 0 0 0 French 0 On 0 0 0 Naples 0 On 0 0 to induce any of you to take a course which his better judgment may condemn.

But those who have ever proved the truest friends of Hungary and Pjland wish to avert from you the severest calamity of exile, a dependence upon other people for the means of existonoe and to put you in a place where, with tho greatest facility, those means may be independently maintained. In these crowded cities, where we now are, many of our own people find it difficult to procuro tho moans of existence. In your case these diffic ilties must be augmented by your ignorance of tho language, and, to a certain degree, of tho habits of the people, though I am quite sure speak tho universal feeling of my countrymen, who would do everything in their power to give you honourable employment, if they had the means to affjrd it. I do not know that I have more to say, except this, that such of you as choose tii proceed to the United States shall have tho means placed at your disposal, a passago found, with all proper conveniences for you. And having made this statemont my duty is closed, excepting to say that there is no man, be he who he may, who feels a deeper sympathy with vour misfortunes than I do, or who more .1 .1 17 English and Scotch Welsh Potato 0 East India 0 On 0 0 Raier, and Ocean Undo, Irom Uifliz, and Pearl, Earl, and Daniel Wheeler, hence, all off Monte Video Pilot Fish, Bruce, from China, at Falmouth; sailo.l from Shanghite 11th Nov.

Campbell, Dixon, hencs at La Guayra, and sailed for Porto Cabello and Bremen 7th Feb. Occasion, MiJcart, hence for Rio Nancy Alfred Hortense, Potal, honco for Bordeaux and -Ernest, Merut, from Caen for this port, all at Holyhead Galwav, March 7. 212 pieces of timber, part of a bale of cotton, and apiece of oak timber, have bjen picked up on the coast Stanmsy, Falklavd Islaxds, Due. 2171" Margiret, Till, from Livsrpool for Valparaiso, wlrch init in here on tho 24th Oct very leaky, has been anrvi-yed and condemned Lismx, MiROil The. mono Griniseliitcli, from Galatz for Quojiistown, which put in here with loss of bulwarks and stan- 6 1 Bark, Quercitron, 9 PnltimnrP 8 9 (Molasses, $1 duty 4s.

2.1. 6 F. W. India, 5s. 9.1.

Saint Lucia, A 0 0 0 0 0 Ditto, common 0 Irish, Wicklow and Newry 0 Ditto, Limerick 0 Ditto, Westport, 0 Ditto, Dublin 0 Ditto, inferior and undricd 0 Oak. ton. 0 Berbico. Stc. iu 4 10 ii Ihitott 10 Trin.

3 15 0 i 15 11 0 18 0 Flemish Berries, D) cwt. Turkey, yel. Pnrsian 15 East India. .13 0 13 6 i that they luivo obialne I the moil perfect knowledge, anu are 1 10 11 4 0 11 10 Foreign W.I... 1-1 0 18 0 ililoatoneoto adopt tiie bestuttd most treaiHien.

in an 2 6 0 0 2 10 3 0 Foreign ISarloy, 13 imperial quartor. English, malting Foreign, 00 lbs Irish. ditto Wowt.22 25 0 Borax, cwt. oases. 9 262 irallons.

E. 1. reimeu 1 0 if, 2 16 unrefined Dr. WiLKissoN.mil Co. hnvo a instantly neeu iniiit niunui itati -k at tin? lirs imorvi, w.

tho amount for which a petleot enrou-ill be eff etod. and a cant ii given to each patient as L.naninuo that effect. In slight cases a perfect, cure earnestly uesues to leuuvu tucni. num iiiu nmu u. juui landing here, up to to-night, all expenses of your sub- Malt, imperial quartor.

English 62 0 ..63 Irish 0 0..0 Qalipoii Trieste Sicily s. a ...40 10 41 0 0 ...33 10 ii 39 ...40 0 ii 41 Brimstone, ton. Sicily, 10 Tuscan 0 n. II. linn oll'ecicd wiiliin a or no charge mule after that period.

cllions, stern naiit'iguii, one oi net untunes Mtuvo, anu cargo heated, is now discharging Vara Cauz, Jam. Tho Ann Dingwall, Brown, of Liver-poil, from Minatilim, in Goatzacoalcos River, ilragjed her anchors inside the bur of the.Tower, during a gale, 17th an 1 went on shore, where she now lies in about four feet of water at hi'-'h tide, with her hack broken Monte Vidso, Due. 23. The Adamant, M'KenzIc, of and from Liverpool for ilif miia, which put into this port on the 3lst very leaky, has been condemned and will be sold. The Grace Darling, Donelly, from tho Ciydo for California, which put in hero on the 19th very leiky, has completed her ro-nairft.

sold nart of her cargo to meet the expenses, and tran 0 0 0 Cassia Lignea, in bond Malaga Seville Portugal All letter-, ODnt ilning tne usual ee oi si, leeuivu mniiuuiuie au.imiii-n, and siiitab advico ami medicine are promptly forwarded, which aliunsi invariably are sufficient to cilcct a 1 1,1 In nil till. 0 0 40 ..27 duty, aa. nnatnZ fill lb 0 3 II 0 ..0 0 ..38 10 ..28 10 ciit'e. fj.in i- i Beans, imperial quarter. English 0 Irish pigeon 0 Foreign 20 Egyptian, 480 Its 20 Peas, imperial quartor.

English, boilers 0 Foreign, ditto 29 Feeding 26 23 1: 6s. rum, ton Clovoreeed, duty, gallon U'lSB, '6)262 .21 0 .30 .27 Sftnl. nale .31 0 SIMiJUCO 111 LUIS pLUCC, WIIUUIICI JUU 'J vuv inwu States or remain here, will be paid but after this we have no authority to continue that subsistence. Mr. Sabell has obtained information of tho sailing of vessels for the United States, which aro substantial and good, and which are all inspected by officers of Government and such of you as choose to go will be kind enough to give your names to Mr.

Sabell this evening, who will make the necessary arrangements for you. I am also anxious that you should understand that you are not to be put ashore in New York without having the means of making the proper inquiries, and maintaining yourselves in the mean shipped the remiindcr into the American schooner Andrew, cwt. new 36 Dutch, old 38 liVlv At Oar. 35 coloured. 31 ii 35 0 ii 33 10 ii 33 0 0 ii 62 0 ii 48 0 46 0 0 utmost orocy and prompt attention nitiy tie rciieu un.

Observe tiio midri-as No. 3. Yoiiic-stbubt, BiiKS-sTaBBI or serious di-tippoi tiuont may bo the Dr. W. and Co.

having no connexion with any other establish, incut. Post-offlco orders must payable to Gitoson ilxikbof. In the pru-s, and shortly will ho published, THh DON vVHISPKK II'," a inc ical Medical ork on Secret Diseases. Ood 37 Soorm. Aiueri.ij i 10 Cochineal, lb 35 ii 33 ..31 0 0 0 3 ii 3 wlver.

Hntraro. MARRIED. Lately, at St. Catherine's Church, AVilliam Brownbill, grooer, to Margaret Tattcrsall, dressmaker. Feb.

28, at 8t. Mark's Church, Armagh, by the Rov. Mr. Irwin, Mr. John Kidd, Millstrjot, Toxteth park, to Mary Jano, third daughter of the late Abraham Walker, Richill, county Armagh.

March 1, at the Parish Church, Holywell, by the Rev. B. L. Davios, Mr. Edward Hughes, of to Miss Mary Jones, of Greenfield.

Holywell. March 1, at the Parish Ciurch, Holywell, by the Rov. E. L. navies, Mr.

Robert D.ivies, of Holywell, to Miss Jane Isaac, of Holvwell. March 3, at St. Peter's Church, by the Rov. Mr. Houghton, Mr Thomas Roberts, nophew to Mrs Lloyd, 'post'Offico, Eastham, to Miss Johnstone, Derby-streot, Whitechapel.

March 7, at 8t. Nicholas's Church, by tho Rev. A. J. Tomlin, B.A., Mr.

John Redhead, 1, Great George -street, to Mary, third daughter of Mr. Edmund Murray, of this town. March 9, at St. Peter's Church, by tho Rev. T.

Halton, M.A., Mr. Walter John Skinner to Mis? Jane Sharp. March 10, at St. Jnde's Church, by tho Rev. Thomas Sutton, M.A., Mr.

Thomas Rowland, of the Nag's Head Brewery, Wrexham, to Ar.n Dorothy, third danghtor of Mr. James Barlow, ironmaster, Gwersyllt, noar Wrexham. March 10, at London, tho Hon. Henry William Parnoll to the Hon. Caroline Margaret D.iwson, Maid of Honour to the (Jucon, and danghtor of the late Hon.

Lionel Charles Dawson. The bridegroom is brother and heir presumptive of the present Lord Congloton. March 11, at Trinity Clmrch, Choter, by the Rev. J. Husband, M.

Mr. Robert Jones, provision dealer, to Frances, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Win. Hughes, all of Neston. Marcli 13, at Newington Chapel, by tho Rev.

J. Kelly, Peter M'Muldrotv, to Miss Elizabeth M'Kie, of 6, Brownlow-street, in this town BIRTHS. JOY. 1 am in possession of three flue young sons, and, the fourth issue, wife gavo birth to a tine young daughter, to whom have given the name of Queen Victoria Corniack, named particularly after the Queen of England. Franklin County, Pennsylvania.

B. CortMACK. Lard, A. ..42 black, do. 3 29 16 0 0 0 0 Indian Oom, 181) IDs.

white yellow Indian Corn Meal, 480 tbs. Rye, 9 480 lbs. Foreign, 00 lbs Irish in riilt.v. ..31 ..29 ..14 3 0 .34 .37 i. I 34 0 37 10 31 0 Trinidad, Id.

uuaya- OPPER'S BLACK CURRANT COUGH KLIXIR, in Bottles it Is. IJL and 2s. ud. each, procure 6 time, Llieiu iiiv-, ui, ivcu in jji.vtpuui nw' tleman (Mr. Edmund Beales) who has been for many long Popper, -i)l lb in bond, duty Oil.

quil and Brazil, 24. id Trinidad 37 0 42 .30 0 33 i. as 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .30 .20 0 0 0 0 -0) ID U. U. black 0 3n 0 4 white 0 4i.

0 63 rtj, Colfee, in bond, duty jliee '1? in douu, uui-y, years one oi tne most mucin, menus ui i uiwm Poles that can he found anywhere in the world. He lias had a long persona! knowledge of those of your countrymen who were overthrown in the former glorious war, and he will be batter able than any man I know to put ..4 nv. TAnuitinn PoIkIi olfip.Grs Jamaica, Dutch, and Ceylon, Pimento, lb in bond, duty It. Rrl lis. -Til CWfc ft fin 0 In other sorts, 6d cwt ft 0 4d.

lb lb' unable -o lie down in their beds, the re-IV slling eniiilorts nf rest t.lld sleep, promoting a free expectora tinn.it Instantly relieves astbliM, ihtllcuiiyof broitliing, and rapidly cures coughs s. iiifiueiiita, honrsene-s. hooping cough, C'insunnti m. A single hottlo will cffoi-tually establish its siipu-iitriiy over every other kind of cough medicine in repute. Agents for Liverpool, P.

Ribeits, Realegh-street Strawson, Warry, n-ile-strect, and Birkenhead F. G. Jones, Paradise-s're-t. an I lay and Abraham, Bold-atrcct (Jro.tt Geor o's-plaie Aspinall, St. Caiitio i.

Hoc ireful to impure lor Hopper's thick Currant Cou.Ji Kiisir.and do not bonoi-sui'le I to purchase an Rico, 30 cwt. in bond, duty, 0 ..33 0 0 0 ..21 ..21 ..22 0 0 Flour, 280 lbs. English 0 Fronch 28 Irish, extra superfine 0 superfine 0 fine 0 American barrels, West. Canal. .20 Philadelphia 21 Baltimore 21 Ohio 0 sour 0 Canada, sweet 21 0 and soldiers who remained after that calamity.

0 0 0 Carolina, Is. 3)1 East India, Od. Carolina, ord. tomid 15 6 ii 16 6 good to line .17 6 19 6 East Iudiuyel. cargo 8 0 8 0 brouen 8 0 8 6 mid.

tog.AV.. 9 0 10 0 fli lil il 1 I triage and ordinary) fine ord. 54 middling good mid 70 fine in. fine 86 Dutch, 0 ordinary 0 g. fine 0 middling 0 good mid 0 ilnemidAfine.

0 ..21 0 0 0 NOTICH TO Tilli PUBLIC. OPBR'S 110 VAL BATH PLASTER has i 62 58 i 68 i 84 ill5 i 0 i 0 0 i 0 0 ii ii 0 ii 0 ii 0 ii 0 Oatmeal, 240 tbs. English and Welsh 0 0 0 ..21 bjcn tesied by my nr.s' experience, and stands uu- Mr. lieaies was men muouucuu iaj uuu mcnn, said they would allow hi in to say that, though he had never seen them before, he felt an interest in tiie cause of Poland and Hungary. For eighteen or nineteen years he had boon labouring, and had given his best exertions and his heart's sympathies in advocating the cause of Poland.

There had scarcely been an association or a committee in England for the purpose of relieving the Poles of which ho bad not been a member. He remembered the time when a great number of Poles arrived in similar circumstances to themselves at Portsmouth. Ho had pleasure in aiding those Poles. He could wish to do the same for Tf i r. 1 -J, fU.n hl, wj mmt Irish 0 0 Rum, gallon in bund, duty Import of grain Jrom tJtc 4ft to the 10ft instant iiidmive.

Flour. rivalled fnr u.hs, Asthmas, Riar-eness, imitgestion, faipita- ionof the Heart, Hooping Cou.li. Influenza, Chronic Suainsaiiil uiscs, Lunib tgn, Spinal and Rhuuinatic Affectioi and Disi asos of tho Chest Sold by most Chemists and Booksellers, nt Is. jd. for Children, 9Jd.

each. Oiisbkvb the name in tho Government Stamp. BEW.iRK OF IMITATIONS Wheat. Barley. I Oats.

II. Corn.I.C.Meol Oatmeal Qrs. I Qrs. Qrs. Qrs.

Barrels. Loads. M125 22S1 4467 6939 I 4837 66442 Ceylon, Native 0 0 0 0 Mocha 0 0 Java 0 0 Suinat. St Pod. 0 0 St.

Jago de) fluha. mid. 0 0 Fch sfl nt rtarsivood-honse. St. Helen's, the wife of General average 0 grain for the mek ending March 1.

Wheat. I Barley. Oats. I Rye. 1 Beans.

I Peas. 30s. lid. I 22s. 7d.

I 16s. Od. 24s. 4d. 25s.

3d. 26s. 8d Aggregate average of the. last six weeks. 37s.

7d. I 22s. 9(1. 16s. 4d.

23s. 7d. 25b, 8d. 2fls. 7d.

for their advantage to go to America, he hoped they would lOl tlioii uuvanwc 111 LU Jllliwivu, itu OS. I.U. IP 11UUU1 1U1 UllUil, I. certitied as. Foreign 15.

Jamaica, 12 to 16 in cent 2 0 it 2 i stronger 2 6 3 4 choice 3 4 6 Demerara Leeward Island, Pf. to 5 '01 ct. 1 8 1 0 8to20 1 11 2 1 atronger i 6 2 7 chmceinarks. 2 9 3 0 E. 1.

pi. 1 8 it 0 0 ch. mas. stng. 2 0 ii 2 2 For.

uroof 0 0 0 0 to fine mid. fl. Bromilow, of a son. tako it as the. advice of a friend sincerely in their cause March 4, at 27, Roscommon-streot, Mrs.

Henry Shaw, ot rfo irQ tQ woui(j for their own advantage anc Havonnah, I 0 0 0 ord l.n.,n.. fr- fVniv, lor.f. ihnv li( tf) strike a u. a dnngnter. tho rVinnr.oao nf TCnniiAnllnn.

of a Bon. Ht. blow fur Poland and Hungary. As an example, he would refer to the case of the Poles and Hungarians who arrived nrm ALiHn An nffsv wns made to them ii 45 0 ii 64 64 60 DR. JAMES'S FEVER POWDER.

THE Genuine Dr. James's Fever Powder has heon prescrib- by Physicians the utmost above a Hundred Years. Fevers, Mcasl- 6, Influenza, and ail Inflammatory Disorders, give way to its bonign in bringing out upon the skin tho evil of the disoase, and no sub-s'innoor Imitation has ever boon attempted t- its prejudice hut wlia'. has prnv. ivhnlly iiu-ftbetua'.

The Genuine cou-liiiues to be prepared bv Messrs. Newbery, with full directions for tliosa who cannot obtain mod cal advico, and sold by them at 45, Church; ard, London, in packets at 2s. and bottles lis, each, and their Agents in most Country Towns. Sec tint the name, F. Newbery' is engraved on the Qo-ernmoiit Stamp.

Sago, duty, Od, sicwt 18 0 ii 22 9 Hour 16 1 (1 Maroh 10, at New Ferry, Mrs. Godfrey J. Araan, of a daughter. March 10, atParkgatc, Mrs. Henry M.

Edwards, of a son. March 12, the wife of Mr James Fawcott, of a son. DIED. Dec. 29, by falling from tho mainyard of tho ship Ester Ann, bound for Pemambuco, aged 10, David, fourth sou of Mr.

Hindi Parrv. doek-cateman. 0 0 to go to the United States, and thoy refused it, at least a great part of them. Now what was the result? A great eifijrt was made by the friends of Poland and Hungary to Kni-. t.

t.llia Porto Rico 0 Laguayra ....45 Costa Rica 45 Brazil, ord. .44 mid. to 1 fine .43 Cutch, il! 22 Dividlvl, ton 11 SoMower, icwt. s. s.

0 64 0 0 s. U11U tllCill UIUH'oiUL', wiiu niiuu. moment, with all their exertions, some of these people wero labouring in London eighteen hours a day for fifteen il A had America there was bengal, g. ai, 3 10 ord. 6 0 7 0 Bombay 0 0 0 0 Eirvutlan.

0 On 0 0 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. March 8. Tho import of the week is 55,371 bags, namely, 48,090 from the United States, 2899 from Brazil, 4310 from Egypt, and 72 from the West Indies. The sales of tho week are 30,640 bags, of which there are taken on speculation 2330 American, 260 Brazil, 2060 Egyptian, 1260 Snrat, and 00 Bengal and for exportation, 160 Amorican, 70 Egyptian, 1350 Surat, and 210 Madras. The prices declared for the fair quality of American cotton are the same as last week Bowed, 7Jd.

New Orleans, 7d. Mobile, 7 d. per lb. In the general prices there is no alteration. Mauch 13.

The sales since Friday amount to 28,000 bags, of which 5000 are taken on speculation and for export. Prices are lowered id. per lb. for American, and Jd. per lb.

for the other kinds of cotton. To-day's sales are Hinn T.r. DAIP. hainnr tn.Iron nil onunulflfcion. The arrivals 11 10 0 Jan.

18, at Munich, Dr. Henri do Breslau. Deceased I once w)iilstof those who gone to ti flirt "Pi-onnh armios. and i i .1 .1..11 IJUliuc, YYininvv" iiiuoi. Saltpetre, -iS cwt.

8, d. s. d. EATING'S COUGH LOZEI imwie mo wiiiisu n0 0)le warit oi employment ac least ai, wnuw uunivia a not one in want of employment at least at three dollars a DyewooUB, -snou FustiCjC.Span. 8 2 8u Tampioo 6 10 ii Puerto Cabello 6 6 4 0 6 15 6 10 OSt ltiuia Zi ll vn South Amur.

.14 a 14 9 A CERTAIN REMEDY for disorders ot the pulmonary weeK, anu some at live, six, miu suvcu uuiwio. ni- who was honourable, independent, and strong in heart and 1 l. 1 A nf Shell Lac, si cwt. I 10 (luring the retreat lay tor a wnoio mgiit on tne biuuuu stripped to his shirt. On being taken to the hospital ho amputated all his toes, which had mortified from the cflects of tho cold, and twice fell into such a st ite of lethargy that muFl.uu,uu of the cold, and twice fell into such astite of lethargy that Logwood, iam.8 6 3 7 6 orange oo kvuroi block, 0 ii 46 0 nilUll, IHUSl Ut3 UCM tnu mo iwuuu J.

day' sail from England would be an advantage he was considered dead, and was on the point of being i tQ ft frjen(j 0f 00untry if he were in circumstances of Hon. anuDt. i 6ll 3 10 1 I Wester, ana is now sueiviu inu inzii, luiinsan, oi Oasjow, which was wrecked at Patagouia on tho 2ml Dec, 1818, and sold, lias arrived here WEUNESOA Jiirci li. Wind S. to moderate.

Arrived. Corkscrew (s.s.), from Dunkirk Alex. Baring, Wilson, Calcutta Arab, Algoa Biy Cosmopolite, Valparaiso Elizaeeth, St. Michael mnett (s Rotterdam Tluamara, Blundell, Ceara Rosina, Constantinople America, Qwatl.ins, Bonny Sailed, Marathon, Rizean, for New York Arab, St. Michael Ciimming, Genoa John Palehutt, Capon, henco at Punta Arenas Ann Stainton t-ailed from Rio Janeiro for this poit 20th Jan.

Abd-el-Kader, Da Martini, hence ot Pemambuco Nais, Granby, henco at Alexandria Grecian ss.s.'), Hardio, hence at Malta Neptune, Jarvis, hence at Qjnoa Delieia, Hociuard, sailed from Cadiz for this port 1st March Graco and James, Smith, and Pet, Iloasr, hence at Bordeaux Thetese, Dl' Joie, and Flora B.lla, M'Kay, hence at Nantes Elizabeth, Klassen, hence at Hamburgh Sophie, Bitndossen, hence at Bremen Eclipse, Kirkhove, henco at Ostcnd Harriet Humble, Bavis, from Shanghao, at Deal Wisconsin, from Hong Kong, at Deal sailed 4th Dec. John Scott, from Shanghao for this port, off Ascension, 25lh Jan Philip Dcanc, Rose, sailed from Gambia for Cape de Verds 23rd Jan. Elizabeth, Wetherby, hence at Alexandria, and sailed for Tarsus Templar, Brown, from Calcutta, at St. Helena, and sailed for this port 18th Jan. Syria, Simonds, and Bangalore, Morgan, from China, at St.

Helena, and both sailed for London 2 th Jan. Hero, Wydeman, hence at Trinidad di Cuba, and cleared for Bremen 8th Feb. Hero Splendid and Fragment sailod from St. Nazaire for this port 6th March Osprey, Holdt, from Callao Favourite, M'Arthur, from Demerara Themis, Lambert, from Belize and Uredan, Matovich, from Alexandria, all at Qucenstown The Bononza, Moojy, arrived here yesterday from Manilla, sailed from St. Helena 13th in company with the Blundell and from China for London.

Left the Bathurst and Witch to'saiT next day Vessels Sfokbn. Nova Scotian, fr the Clyde for Boston, 1st March, olf Tuskar Mohawk, from Canton for London, 19th in lat. 2 Ion. 107 Vandcrhapn, from Shaughae for London, 25th in the Straits of Sunda Emily Wilder, bound south-west, 27th Nov. in lat.

8 Ion 103 also on the 3)th in lat, 34 Ion. 27 Mooltan, from Shanghao for London, 31st Dec in lat. 35 Ion. 21 Johanna, from Bata-via for Amsterdam, 2nd in lat. 35 Ion.

22 Equator, from Shanghao for London, 2nd in lat. 85 Ion 22 which reported that the Clifden was in company 3lst Dec. Virginia, with passengers, outward bound, 3rd March, in lat. 51 N. Ion.

13 Ferozepore, from China for London, 16th off Anjer Nova Zembla, from Batavia for Rothoram, 27th in lat. 38 ion. 35 Reliance, from Manilla for Cork, 3rd Dea straits of Suuda Indiatnan, hence for Calcutta, 12th in lat. 21 Ion. 33 Liverpool, bound south, 31st in lat.

1 Ion. 20 Witch, from Calcutta for this port, in lot. 30 Ion. 38 VESSELS ENTERED FOB LOADING SIXCE OUR LAST. (The figures denote the register bwrtlien of the vessels.) EAST INDIES.

Penelope, Scaddon, 318, Singapore J. M'Coskrle WEST INDIES. Nentuno, Bisquert, 125, Havimnah Partridgo, Fletcher, Co. BRITISH AMERICA. Kyanite, 124, Newfoundland C.

T. Bowring and Co. Don Juan, Boa'r, 163, Newfoundland Ridley, Son, and Co. Mary Ann, Walsh, 206, Prince Edward Island D. Cannon, Sons, and Co.

Edinburgh, Blair, 802, Quebec Fielden Brothers and Co. Anglesey, Morrison, 031, Quebec G. P. Oxley and Co. UNITED STATES.

Rio Grande, Ryan, 700, Boston Ilarnden and Co. Morfolk, Rodgers, 621, Boston Train and Co. Elizabeth, Davey, 412, New Orleans T. Chilton, jun. Essex, Smith, 483, New York Brown, Fernie, and Co.

Charles Hill, Lambert, 700, New York ,1. T. Crook Rlanch, Jones, 411, New York J. S. de Wolf and Co.

Vano-uard, Norton, 1190, New York C. Grinishaw and Co. Pyramid, Robinson, 800, New York Harnden and Co. SOUTH AMERICA, tic. Betsey, Allen, 217, Buenos Ayros Kelso and Co.

Soeicdado, Santos. 213, Para Duarte Brothers and Co. Seraphina, Gothing, 299, Pemambuco CoteBWortU, Wynne, and Co. Ellen Highfield, Jones, 127, Rio Grande Law and Wylie Kirkland, Crook, 300, Rio Janeiro Iinrio and Tomlinson EUROPE. Holmes, Hammond, 285, Alexandria Lamport and Holt Syttende Mai, Dotlesseu, 108, Bordeaux D.

E. Gauwin and Co. Shamrock, Simpson, 421, Constantinople C. Maeiver Sultana, Nicol, 170, Danzig R. M'Lood Harriet, Syvret, 63, Guernsey, Dean and Mills Christiana, Swinton, 318, Jersey J.

Carmicbael Leonora Johanna, Balka, 164, Lisbon Bahr, Behrend, and Co. Pearl, Sarjent, 69, Lisbon G. Louthean and Cross Bosooppa, Mann, 77, Lisbon J. Meek Coquetto, Manning, 66, Lisbon Preston and Watson rfnripn Rnelm. 119.

Lisbon Preston and Wataou Skins. ii i 6 6 6 10 0 5 ii Coinp. 6 In. it Tobasco 6 Neutria, dz. 6 0 12 0 Chinchilla, 10 0 25 0 8 6 7 0 since Friday are 24 vessels from the United States, one from anu tour irom cgypv.

Sumac, t) cwt. 6 ALBS AND IMPORT OF COTTON ISTO LIVERPOOL. Nicaragua-wood, Bio de Hache, solid 11 10 ii 12 6 small 7 16 ii 8 6 Lima 12 0 14 0 Barwood.Ang. 0 0 0 0 Gaboon 3 in 3 10 Camwood ....20 0 27 8 Imports. Sicily, Mcssiiui.lO 0 it 11 0 Palermo, old.

0 0 0 0 now. 12 3 ii 14 0 Malaga 0 On 0 0 Trieste 7 6 it 7 6 Verona 6 On 0 6 a on Prices. Description, Jan. 1 to Mrch7. Week ending Mrch 7.

Week ending Mrch 7. 5 0 BedSondors-1 () wood Sugar, IH duty, li.P. and 0 13 10 9 1801. 1861. Bags.

Mauritius ueu. ivur. 12s. 14s. Ciayed, Flax, $ton.

Bags. 183711 S48090 IfB. wiutu uiayeu, iss, m. B. P.

Muscovado s. luga 0 Archangel 0 Dutch Flem.40 Egyptian 43 Flaxseed, hhd. wealth and prosperity, lnsteaaoi DeinguroKuuuuwumuuuj and spirit, as lie wouM be here. What was the case here about two or three years ago When the Poles wished to go only as far as France, in 188, they had not the means to leave this country in fact they had not the means to pay their passage. Besides which, there were often diplomatic arrangements in this country which might prevent them leaving the land on some occasions if they desired it.

A Pole, who spoke for his companions, said that, having been made aware of their situation in England, they had come to the determination to remain in it, as it might be shown by the declaration of all present. They had thought that under the laws and institutions of England they might still retain their political character as Polish refugees, and be ready at any time for the service of their country, which opportunity would be entirely out off at a distance from this country. In remaining in England, they relied upon public sympathy to use their energies for work. They felt deeply grateful for the assistance afforded to them in this country, and also for the advice tendered by the gentlemen present but they could not give up their duties to their country in compliance with this advice. Every difficulty which had been represented as existing in England, inseparably from their misfortunes as exiles, would be a hundred times greater if they went to America.

As far as advice reached them from their fatherland, they were assured that they would best serve their country by remaining in Europe. The speaker, at great length, supported his views; and the conference tA fmm Mr. R.nsbt.on that an Feb. 28, at Tarporley Rectory, aged 12, Caroline Frances, third daughter of the Rev. H.

J. Statham. Marcli 2, aged 27, Ann, only daughter of Mr. Robert Poston, watch-dial maker. March 3, at Brighton, tho Right Hon.

the Earl of Harrington, who married the celebrated MissFoote. March 3, aged 80, Miss Ann Wright, of Truell-lane, Runcorn, and daughter of tho late Mr. Wm. Wright, of Bold, Lancaster. March 3, at the residence of her brothor-in law, Edge-hill, agod 56, Elizabeth, relict of Mr.

George Taylor, solicitor, St. Helen's Maroh 4, at 5, Harmer-terrace, Linacre marsh, after a long and lingering illness, agod 3S, Jane Jones, third daughter of Mr. Robort Jones, master-manner, of Conway, North Wales. March 5, at his residence, London, agod 72, John Cowper, of Cavleton-hall, near Penrith. Mr.

Cowper was born at Unthank, in the parish of Skelton His father was steward to Sir Frederick F. Vane, Hutton. Young Cowper was sent to London, above half a century ago with not too much money in his pocket, and he has died possessed of a net incorao of 5000 a year, arising from landed property in the county of Cumberland. March 5, aged 69, Mrs. Isabella, wife of Mr.

Robert Ashcroft, gardener, Bootle Village. March 5, at Hale, aged 78, Alice, relict of tho late Wm. Keppel Lightfoot, Esq. of this town. Titniiflnht-Htrnet.

Kilmarnock, agod 78, Mr. d. d. 13 to 20J 8 9i 61 7 6 9 8 Si 7 9J 7f 8 7 9i 8 (Si 360 00 9490 11700 1300 1180 1090 3970 120 6370 Sea Island Ditto, stained Upland Orleans and Alabama Pemambuco Maranham Bahia, Egyptian Demerara West India, East India 2899 4310 72 14609 7803 652 31591 Amenconior i sowing Linseed 3 15 0 0 3 10 0 0 0 0 i 0 0 for crushing Baltic, Egpt, 1 moist orowii. ,35 6 36 dry brown 30 6 3d middling ..,.39 0 41 good 42 0 ii 42 iluciivcryline43 8 strong gram .42 0 49 Muu.uus.&mst3l 6 33 brown 33 6 37 low yellow .31 0 30 goodsilneyet.40 0 12 tS.I.Ben.,lvhr.2 0 30 lowtogood br.3i 8 35 kwtouml.yel.36 8 37 goodtoiineyel.38 6 40 Iowtog.iuiu.W4U 6 42 good to fine .43 6 45 65371 238360 ur.

36610 Total. ,47 0 ii East India. Export. Import into Great Britain for 9 weeks ending March 1. dolls, cwt.

Turkey, blue 110 0 nll2 6 mixeu oo ii a lYear 1851. Year 1850. Year 1851 ii 77 1,106 ii 0 white 75 0 East India. .90 0 Gainbier, cwt. 17 0 strong gram I 4fl tenxci-illmi! I 5000 600 100 400 8000 241606 86409 9945 278 23502 190979 14609 7747 1674 39595 Ginger, 18 American Brazil Egyptian Demerara, West India, East India tCl UlllltbbVU uy i.il mniiiu.iu" answer would be required by noon on Wednesday.

Humphry Stevenson, late of the Scots Greys. Mr. Stevenson entered the army when only sixteen years of age, lis lva. 0 30 0 organs in difficulty of breathingin redundancy of phlegm in incipient consumption (of which cough is the most positive indication) they arc of unerring efficacy. In asthma, and in winter cough, thev have never been known to fail.

Prepared and sold in boxes, Is. and tins, 2s. 4s. and 10s. Od.

each, by Thomas Keatino, chemist, No. 79, St. Paul's Church-yard. London. Sold retail by all druggist and patent medicine venders in the kingdom.

N.B. To prevent spurious imitations, please to observe that the words Heating's Cough Lozenges" are engraved on tho Government stamp of each box. IMPORTANT TESTIMONIAL. Copy of a letter from Colonel Hawker, (the well-known author on Guns and Shooting.) Longparish-house, near Whitchurch, Hante, October 21, 1846. Sir, I cannot resist informing you of the extraordinary effect I have experienced by taking only a few of your lozenges.

I had a cough for several wcoks, that defied all that had been prescribed for me and yet I got completely rid of it by taking about half a small box of your lozenges, which I find arc tho only ones that relieve tho cough without deranging the stomach or digestive organs. I am, sir, your humble servant, P. Hawkbr. "To Mr. Keating, 70, St.

Paul's Church-yard." Wholesale agents S. Eyre and Evans, Son, and and Clay and Liverpool. IN SIX LANGUAGES. DR LA'MERT ON THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH AND MATURITY, Illustrated by Firn Explanatort EttaaAVlrtas, with instructtous for their Prevention and Curr. Just published, aud may he had in English, French, German, Dutch, Spanish, and Italian, in a scaled envelope 2s.

Od or post free, from the Authnr, for forty-two Stamps. SELF-PRESERVATION: a Medical Treatise on tho Physiology of Marriage, and on the Infirmities aud Disorders of Youth and Maturity, usually acquired at an early poriof of life, which dostroy tho physical and mental powers, enfeeble tho natural feelings, and exhaust the vital energies of manhood with practical observations on the troatment, prevention, and cure of nervous debility and indigestion, whether arising from these causes, close study, ortlic influouce of tropical climates, local and constitutional weakness, and all diseases resulting from indiscretion. With fifty coloured engravings, illustrating tho structures, uses, and functions of the reproductive organs, and tho various injuries that are produced in them by solitary habits, excesses, and infection. BY SAMUEL LA'MERT, M.D., 37, Bedford-square, London, Doctor of Medicine, of the University of Edinburgh, Licentiate of Apothecaries' Hall, London, Hone, rary Member of the London Hospital, Medical Society, Tho author of this work is a medical man of considerable taleut, who has devoted many years to tho study of his profession, and, as a guarantee of his pretensions, has published his diplomas in the work, and several testimonials, which is a most important consideration to thoso who are obliged to sock medical assistanco from strangers. The subject is treated in an excellent manner, and by its perusal tho unfortunate victims of indiscretion will be enabled to discover the means of alleviating their sufferings iu an easy and effectual manner." United Service Oazette.

Dr. La'Mcrt has taken tho highest medical honours, as his diplomas testify, and tho great extent of his practice for many years is a guarantee for his professfoual experience, which has reference almost solely to the treatment of these diseases. Numerous large editions, in six difforent languages, form a striking testimony to tho practical utility of tho work. Published by the Author, and may be had in Manchester, of Mr. Abel Heywood, Oldham-strcet of J.

Gilbert, 49, Pater-noster-row, London or free by post, for forty-two stamps, from tho Author's residence, who may be consulted on these disorders personally, or by letters, daily, from Ten till Two, and from Six till Eight. Liverpool Nowton. Bookseller, 16, Church-street. On Concealed Cause that Prey nn the Health and fAo'te the Duration of Human Life Illustrated with Coloured Engravings. Just published, the eighteenth edition, in a sealed envelope, Jamaica 40 0 nl80 0 i 0 i 21 i 22 i 25 i 0 pd 0 Havana, in bond.

brown 21 yellow 22 white 0 Tjtp Ai- Tim Th. women of this trumpet boy in tne acots ureys, ami iulbi- cujw 14000 311800 264604 Total number of bags. numerous campaigns when the forces were under command numerous campaigns when the forces were under command whensoever they goe out of their of the Duke of York, was presen at about with the winding-sheet oatcio oi iviicenuo. loiw, 0 in t.n chnw t.linmselves discharge. Mr.

Ste 17 0 9 10 8 0 7 0 8 0 2 18 0 0 0 0 E. l.iubond..l6 9 Guano, 3d ton, s. Peruvian 9 6 Icliaboo 7 On other sorts 6 On Gum, cwt. Arabicl'urkey 3 16 ii East India 1 0 Barbory 0 0 Senegal 4 10 Gedaa 0 0 Brazil, in bond. browu 10 0 ii 20 yellow 20 0 21 white 21 0 25 F.V.l.,dy.pd.3S 0 45 in hnn.l (I On 0 native town, where ho was highly respected by all classes die n'ro sowed within a sack, and of the community.

mnlc into the sea. Soulten's Commonplace March 7, aged 20 months, Eliza Aim, intant aauguter oi ----o Maroh 13. per stone of 20 lbs. ditto ditto ditto ditto per bushel ditto per ton ditto ditto LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL s. d.

B. d. Hay, old 0 74 0 9i clover 0 7 0 7 Straw, wheat 0 41 0 6 oat 0 4 0 4J barley 0 3 0 4 Potatoes, kemps 3 0 3 6 ,1 pink eyes 3 0 4 Turnips 1 Carrots 33 0 ..0 0 Manure ..8 0 Mr. M. Charlton.

Edfe-lane Hotel. d. mnv Tallow, duty Is. 6d. March 7.

asred 83. Ann. relict of the late Mr. Joan i Svlnt ijritiuii iu. Petersbir.Y.C.3S 3 33 Leech, of Wavortree.

Livemool with from two to three hundred Odestta 0 Buenos Avres.35 Maroh 7, at his town residence, igmoro-street, ageu oMraon wll rnmnBedin to Hull vitl Manchester. Tar, 41 barrel. i 0 i 38 i 22 0 12 Tohina, Lengor, 130, Konigsborg Bahr, Behrend, and Co. Hemp, ton. 0 31 10 10 ii 30 0 Riga, 32 On 33 0 0 ii 31 10 0 0 0 0 Manilla 34 0 36 0 E.I.,Binbay..l5 0 24 0 Jute 11 10 ii 16 10 Mvl.ni.

fino. .17 0 18 ft Stockholm ..21 Archangel. .20 Carolina ....11 67, Sir Alexander Hood, M.P He was returnou at readiness on the Bridgewater canal at Eun- the last general election as M.P. for tho western division of Vt had not proceeded more than two hundred Somerset, on Conservative and Protectionist principles A them feU overboiu.d another man vacancy is now, of course, occasioned in the roprffi lenU ion i the oana, but no(. sl0eeed that constituency.

The deceased was nephew of the late 1 the body. The flat passed on. Grapples were Ill llliuiug tuu uuuj. ri WEEKLY IMPORT OF CATTLE INTO LIVERPOOL. Cows.

Calves. Sheep. Lambs. Pigs. Horses.

2687 31 3190 102 4034 68 Tartar, -V cwt. Bosa, Stanford, 1LU, Malaga u. c. uaueras Spy, Sawyer, 71, Oporto T. Martin Ferdiuand, Bartelt, 225, Stettin Bahr, Behrend, and Co.

Meeno Sygiena, Wold, 100, Windau Bahr, Behrend, and Co, For remainder of the Shipping Intelligence see Latest News i 1 .1... ftiit huh lifp u-mi p.vtmp.t 0 88 0 64 uream Tartar.tx brown grey 60 tipI nh nf ib lata Cantaiu Alox. Hood 0 it 53 Hides, Ox and Cow, 38 tb DUBLIN CORN MARKET. March 11. We do not report any alteration in currencies of any at our market since Friday but as regards wheat, the 1 Ih.n nt Inf.

Tea, Jl lb, in bond, duty 2s. Id prouuieu, nuu mo On Tuesday an inquest was held at the house of Mr. Robert Mountlield, Egerton Arms Inn, before James Nicholson, coroner. The man was a stranger, and there was nothing found upon him whereby he could be JB. Ayres iu.

viaeo, ary, d. B. infArlnr Ar, mid. 0 4 0 tenuency to reuuctiuu was less apyiuouu mi. .1 a 1 d.

rl. d. s. identified. Verdict, Accidentally The Rev.

Charles Greenway has been presented by the Itev. Dr. Whittaker, viear of Blackburn, to the perpetual curacy of St. Mary's Church, Mellor, in the parish of Blackburn, which had become vacant by the resignation of the Kev. John Wat9on, tho late incumbent.

n.nmivn, mrv T7nwcina A f. Dnnntv 310 On 0 On 20 On 10 On 14 On 32 Oats, old, 10 brl. 8 New 0 Rapeseed, brl. .13 Oatmeal, Slbrl ..10 Flour, Wcwt 12 Indiancorn, Wqr.29 023 0., 22 On 0 0 0 On 14 On 0 a id. Congou.c.tog.

1 0 it 1 0J mid. to flue 1 2 1 8 Twankay.com. 0 11 1 0 middling to) 1 2 Hyson-kindJ Pekoe, Orange plain 0 0 it 0 0 scented 1 3 2 2 Hyatm Skin, com. togocd 0 10 0 11 Wheat, old, 39 brl.21 Red ditto 10 White, new. 0 Bed ditto 0 Barley, Wbr1 11 Bere, brl 0 The Sonpay-school institute.

nie conciuamg lecture of the series on the Great Protestant Reformers was givon on Tuesday evening last, in the Concert-hall, Lord Nelson-street, by the Rev. Dr. Raffles. The chair was occupied by Mr. J.

A. Picton, the President of the Institution, and there were also present on the platform 0 6Jii Ditto, salted. .0 In N.Ainr.salted. 0 2 0 3Jn dry 0 Sin Rio, dry 0 34.1 0 811 R.Orande,8alt. 0 3 11 W.

India, dry 0 3 salted 0 ln East 0 6J11 0 6 11 HnrflpVeiinhl. .4 fl imrutvia.il i.a..... iv Court last week, a case important to farmers was decided before a special jury. The facts wero simply these T.i nnn iutrnpn uitul fiin 1111. -Rev.

R. Spen.ce, Rev. II S. Brown, Kev. J.

Aeiiy, mv, xyas, oi xiuituu iiiuin VnT-banirA Bailwav i Inintllinv for the Rev. W. Graham, and the Kev. y. lu.

mrreu, yr. Criehtoii, and Messrs. Thomas Blackburne, James Stitt, tt'h i if Ho After a fair to good 1 0 it fine to finest 1 9 ii Pekoe, flowery 2 0 HvBon.ctofair 1 3 NEWARK CORN MARKET. March 12. A small attendance at market to-day.

Wheat only In limited supply it had a better sale, at the full prices of last week millers resisted any advance. Fine barley realised about Is. per quarter more money a steady inquiry for common and grinding qualities. Oats for seed and best provender held the improvement of last week. No alteration in beans.

castine ftuu uuwii inefficient state of the fences along tho Askern branch of the Goole Railway, near Stubbs Walden, and the loss of a cow which had in consequence got on the rails and was iit. 1. Kaan nn f.fin ni-nvirms few remarks from the chairman as to the origin ot the Horse Hair, 0 6 gd. to finest 1 8 ti 0 10 Young HyBon 0 8 1 11 Imperial 1 In snort Ojn mixed 0 7 long toils 1 0 combed 0 I nunnnW, nr .1 1 miiea, uituougu one evening, in the field in his occupation with eleven others. According to the Lands' Clauses Consolidation Act, the company were compelled to provide such fences, as nnvmit.

t.liB cattle of owners or occupiers of land Tobacco, oonu, uuty Indigo, lb Sunday-school institute, ana tne originating such an admirable course of lectures, the rererend lecturer proceeded. After referring to the great reformers, he said His province, that evening, lay not in the illustration of facts, or the recital of anecdotes, but tho announcement of principles not with groat men, but with great principles, that made them such. What did they mean bv a church The term church did not pro- OS. James's River from straying on such railway. Evidence was produced 11 7i 0 LEEDS CORN MARKET.

March 11. The arrivals of fresh grain are again moderate, The wheat trade is very firm at Friday's advance, but the dull state of tho 11 our market prevents that activity which might be expected from the short supplies. Fine barley steady in price. In beans, oats, and other articles no material alteration. to substantiate tne case on tne part ui mo p-ioiitwu.

i l.l nn tl.n nttio uidn t.lint. nn Vilnmft WiLS leaf faded to sound mid. to fair 0 kuvI t.o fine 0 0 0 8 91,1 0 10J anavioiet. violetg. 5 9 ord.

mid, 4 3 violet cop. 5 6 it mixed 6 0 cop, g. fine. 5 3 ii ord. mid.

4 0 Oude 4 0 ii Madras, ord. fl to Ouatimala. 3s) lb R.N., who was slain on board the Venus, at tho capture ot L'Herculo, 1798. He was heir in remainder to the Irish barony of Bridport. Sir Alexander married, in 1815, Amelia Anno, youngest daughter and co-heir of Sir Hugh Batoman, of Hartington-hall, Derby, by whom he has had issue two sons and three daughters.

He is succeeded by his son, Alexander Bateman Pepcam, a captain in tho Blues, born 1819. March 8, William, youngest son of the late Jos. Hassall banker, Whitchurch, Salop, and brother of Mrs Vonables, Bedford-street South, in this town. March 8, aged 6 years, James, son of Mr. Jas.

Bnstow, watchmaker, Brownlow hill. March 8, aged 18, Mary Bentloy, niece of Mr. r. B. Blackburne, Grange-house, Birkenhead.

March 8, Elizaboth, relict of the late James Hornby, watchmaker, both of this town. Maroh 9, at her mansion, in Arlington-street, aged 81, tho Countess Dowager of Sefton. Her ladyship was daughter of the sixth Lord Craven, and by her marriage with the late Earl of Sefton, who died in 1838, she had issue tho present earl and other issue. March 9, at Blandford, aged 71, the Rev. John Barnabas Maude, Senior Fellow of Queen's College, Oxford.

March 9, Dora Emily, infant daughter of Mr. J. G. Emson, Bedford place, Dorby-road, Bootle. March 9, aged 74, Mr.

Luke Eastwood, publican, of this town, formerly of Lancaster. March 9, in Grafton-street, Toxteth rark, aged 77, Mr. Richard Jackson, late of the Isle of Man, and formerly of Cumberlaud. March 10, at Wigan.aged 22 months, Isabella, daughter of Mr Samuel Part, of H.M. Customs, in this town March 10, at Kenyon-terrace, Birkenhead, aged 26, Elapet wife of Georgo Rae, banker, Liverpool.

March 10, at Camberwel), aged 74, the Rev. Ingram Cobbin, M.A. March 10, agod 49, tho Rev. C. A.

Marcus, M.A., lato of Bedford-street, Bedford-square. Marcn 10, at Clocaenog, North Wales, aged 15 Hannah Mackinlay, daughter of Francis and Mary Mackin ay. March 11, at his residence, Kuutsford, after a lingering illness, aged 36, Mr. George Musgrave, former of this town, eldest son of Mr Francis Musgrave of Knutsforn, Maroh 11, agod 16 months, Caroline, daughter of Mr. Thomas Froste.

March 12, aged 3 years, George Edward, son oi Mr. Richard Fairclough, Everton. March 12, at his residence, York-terrace, Everton, aged 60, George Wilson Nicholson. 6 0 0 2 perly Deiong to any niiuoiuu Bm, was not as such sanctioned by Scripture, although sanctioned among us by custom. The characteristics of a church, according to the interpretation of the New losta- nnfl ntiritV.

ILUrt aSSO- stemd. snort. i i middling 1 2 1 3 good to fine 1 1 0 0 Kentucky leaf 0 in 0 8J stemmed 0 10 1 1 Mnrvliinil 0 411 0 10 0 it HULL CORN MARKET. March 11. mn.a Urmneoii in t.lip p.nrn market ffeno- was COUtUUUCU vn chargeable to the defendants, but the accident arose from the defect of the fences belonging to the plaintiff's neighbours and no complaint had heen previously made of the particular fence in question, although the line had been formed for the space of four years, and tho accident was attributed to the carelessness of other parties.

His honour put three questions for the jury to decide Did tho cow get on the railway through the defect of the fences i. dwlHifv r.hink 5 3 nient, were, apirivutuiuy, ciationsof men to constitute the church of any country ...1.. nf ttio wnrfl U1U UDUU M. a- rally, during the past week, and at late quotations a fair hopn donp. For to-dav's market 3 Turmeric, 38 cwt.

Floras. 4 9 Sobrea 4 0 or countries, mere were uuviuuoij Church, as used in the New Testament. The one, a distinct, local, voluntary assembly or association of profess ttengai ana Xtnloho- .13 0 1, lfi 0 CorteB 3 On 39 free, unless ing Christians, lormeu ior oujects puc i .1 tn for the niimoso ot height of the fence was sufficient and did they think the nn, nt. t.lie railwav in anv other manner? Tho jury Floras 0 0 SobreB 0 0 it CorteB 0 0 i above 16B cwt. ytuuo.

impripan 6 0 II 7 0 in nfirrative and a verdict was given for the meeting tugemei nun. i realising and securing these objects namely, the woralup of God, the celebration of divine ordinances, the mainte Valonia, 32 ton. s. s. Lac Dye, lb pneo or irou oy pent, is.

Aud may be bad direct from tho Author's Residence, No. 44, Nolson-street, CONTROUL OF THE PASSIONS a Medical Work on Generative Diseases, and certain conclusive solitary habits, which lead to the premature decline of mental and physical energy, impuissance, kc. on nervous complaints, arising from climate, anxiety, or study, (tho delusion of tho mind, and deadly effects consequent on this state explained), marriage. In Its social, moral, and physical rslations considered, containing advice to both sexosfor the removal of rtain disqualifications, with remarks on practical rules for tho successful treatment of all diseases of a scaret nature, Illustrated with cases. By JOHN A.

LEWIS, Consulting Surgeon, Member of the London College of Surgeons, No. 44, Nolsnn-strect, two doors from Great George-square, near the Rev. Dr. Raffles's Chapel, Liverpool. A SBW AXD 1.MP0RTAXT DiSCOVRRV POR THS CUBB OP a SSCHST Diskase ih all its Stages.

Messrs. LEWIS and Consulting Surgeons, inform the Public iu general that thoy havo, after intense study and deep research, at length discovered a most wonderful romody for the effectual eradication of Secret and Scorbutic Diseases, no matter of how virulent a character or how long standing. Thousands can and are willing to testify to its extraordinary success, and in recent casesacuro is performed in a few days, with secrecy and no hindrance from business. Messrs. Lewis are the only Surgeons who are in possession of this invaluable remedy, which, combined with their extensive practice and acknowledged skill, must prove that they ara the only parties to whom the afflicted can opply with and certainty of oure.

We have heard with surprise of the wonderful discovery made by Messrs. Lewis, Surgeons, of Liverpool, for the cure of Syphilis and Skin Diseases, which will no doubt prove an cvor-lastlng benefit to mankind." London papers. Hours of attendance from Nine in the morning til) Nine Is he evening on Sundays.from Nine till Two. Country patients aro requested to be as minute as possible in describing their cases, age, mode of living, and general occupation. The communication must be accompanied with one pound for advice and medicine, without which no notice can be taken of their application, and in all cases the most inriolaM secrecy may bo relied on.

Medicine can be forwarded to any part of tho world, however distant, securely packed and carefully protected from observation. The above Book sold by Mr. J. Howsll, Bookseller, y. Churoh stroet, Liverpool.

eXteUt UI UUOlllHRO our farmers brought a fair supply of wheat, which met free sale at fully last week's rates, and; in some instances, rather more money was given. More inquiry for foreign, and fully late rates paid for what is on board ship. Granaried parcels are held above our present currency. Heavy parcels of flno malting barley find ready sale, but inferior and "rinding samples are in poor demand, even at our lowest quotations. A slow trade for any other kind of spring corn.

The linseed market is very Arm, with an upward tendoncy, as may be also said of cakes. Nothing doing in rapeseed, and rape cakes aro loss inquired for. Oar quotations for bones are fully supported. Smyrna, picu.x Morea 13 0 14 0 1 6 mid. to 0 10Jn ord.

0 6 nance and administration OI unristian luocipiuie, luuiuou ad of the Gospel in the districts plantiff, damages 8. Mr. Beekitt, solicitor, of Thorne, was for the plaintiff; and Mr. Blanchard, barrister, of Leeds, for the defendants. n.

-r n- rirttsiw Tlia nrnnoac fnr nhnin- WW Rpea'. 19 cwt. around and beyond them. In the thirty-nine articles of 0 46 0 Lara, Amer. i nyl.

4 our church, ne saw, tne ueuuiuuu a tui i 3 vpl.nl-.iiio' in t.lip. Hilh- 5 10 6 10 6 15 0 0 6 0 African 6 on East 6 0 American 5 10 it Bleached 0 0 Other Foreign 4 10 Lemen Juice, duty Jd. gal ing chemical products from Irish peat, which we described 0 0 uon. oeg. of strength anu Having rwu nn ject to the audience, ho added, that the language oi the great reformer John Calvin, in his.

institutes, was re- thin ilnfinifcinn and from the On tne lSt OI nOVeiUUUI, lim nv," vmw.iii,ii.M u. complete scale without delay. The Irish Peat Company IS mo tltio UI vuu uuuj vj r- they have received a notification from the Board of Trade THE TIMBER TRADE. Wood, duty paid. that then- application ior a ivoyai unarm uaa ueeu ogiuuu ml A-l nC inn to 19(1 flOfl Wl'fll nnlVflr Xne CttpiWVl UI ills i.umpu, increase to 300.000.

and tinder the charter the liability DealB, per 129, standard measure. s. d. Archomrel 14 0 0 0 mamauiy uuiuuiuuiu iii- language of that great reformer on this point, he avowed that he was no dissenter for whenever two or three were gathered together in His name, of whatever clime or colour, there was He amongst them, (Cheers.) The second idea of a church, according to the New Testament was that which embraced all true believers in Christ of every age of the world every dispensation of licornn Ifinminim d. 0 0 1 of the nroorietors will be limited to the amount of their 1 VI TV tnn Duty.

1 per load. ii ooi 0 ii 0 0 0 I shares, itir. lieece iveeceanti mi u. u. une patentees, and their remuneration is made contingent II I i.l.: ml.

unantaA upon tne success 01 tne uuuertaniug. a uu iuvwikj wu the churcn, every cuuiiujr of the human family, every rank and grade and condition ARTIFICIAL TEETH FOR FIVE SHILLINGS. MR DAVIS, Surgeon Dkntist, 55, BOLD-HT-RKET may be consulted as usual, on the Irre-. twI, nnrt Diseasesof the Gums. the first operations is aoout mites irom 1 1...

V.a Pmral Pnnol on.I tllft Contracts for Riga .7 0 0 Gotbenborg 10 10 Wyburg 11 0 Petersburgh 13.10 Planks, per foot of two inches thick. Dantzie deck 0 0 British American Pine 0 0 Lathwood, per fathom. Dantzie, four feet 7 10 Hri'ioh AlYlPriPAU 4 0 of mankind, from the oeginuiug "'t --m. uuio ni4 3J 0 0 Si 1 per Id lit 0 0 2 Free. 0 ii 0 0 0 1 4s.

0 it 6 0 0 Is. tllU UlVlllVa VI WU AWJM. VWW, land and machinery are all ready for completion, it is Tnnntl that in about three or four months the company jruraiiH der tiie impression that they roust whether visioie eouuewuu, mt annconvlniencrby the removal oi teoth society, or denomination of professing Chnstiaus, or ffor great pain and they can be "tt.his vast aggregate of redeemed and regenerated as ui! nconvenience by the removal of teoth Of8oeety, or denomination ui pioiuous "f'tl other SZ operations, before they can be not-this vast aggregate of redeemed and regenerated whether in visible connexion u-uujpui will begin bringing their materials to market. The LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. March 12.

Although the supply of English wheat in to-day's market was very moderate, the demand for all descriptions-owing chiefly from the small number of buyers in attendanceruled inactive yet Monday's prices were genorally supported, Nearly 19,000. quarters of foreign wheat have reached us this week, chiefly from the westward. Solected qualities changed hands at full rates of currency, but the middling and inferior kinds were much neglected. The flour trade ruled dull. The imports are 2440 sacks and 1920 barrels.

Fine parcels were quite as dear as last week. Malting barley was held at full quotations In grinding and diBtilling sorts, as well as malt, exceedingly little was doing. We had a fair inquiry for oats, at full prices but beans, peas, and Indian corn were almost nominal. BOROUGH HOP MARKET. March 12.

Onr market still continues steady, and last week's prices are well supported. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET. March 12. Boasts, 1638; sheep, 4014; calves, 139. Beasts met a good demand, and all sold best beef making about 5d Beconds 4jd.

to and inferior 3Jd. to best wethers made clipped sheep 6d. to calves sold at 4Jd. to 6d. Mravis feels it incumbent on titutcd tf10 true, spiritual, universal, catholic, men eonstitucou mo uuc, Mahogany, per foot of one inch thick.

HnmhliHB 0 0 6 momentous question as to their success win, uicisuuc, soon bo decided. It will be remembered that the limited 4 in MnwnmW wftrp deemed to IfArr that erwr. SO FAR AIJ chri8t-that church ot which every apostolic cnurcn 0 0 7 "TE Fatal Case op Somnambulism. The family of Mr ff. Higgins, grocer, of this town, was on Wednesday morning thrown into the most distressing state of affliction, by the death of Thomas, his second HIS SYSTEM, winen utterance.

boheveris a memDer. I ensures perfect mastication and fnotXwer the connexion of Christ with the Ciurch and tho Bible as ensures pent whatever size tuo connexion oi winst i warrant an estimate of extraordinary profit when tne 0 6 it 0 0 8 Free. 0 8 ii 0 1 4 0 0 ii 0 0 0 0 0 it 0 0 0 I Decayed Teeth permanently stoPpeu, or th relicion of Protestants, he concluded as Cuba St. Domingo Staves, per 1200. Dontdc, Crown Pipe 0 Hnsrshead 0 process snouia oe carriea out to its oiuwii.

Subsequent trials it is asserted have in no way diminished ..,1. ii 1 of the Govern- 56 r' tne results tueu yiamucu, jvuu uio ment before recommending the charter are represented Quebec, reduced to in. ,0 -thick, and 6Jfcet long Do. Puncneon Ue once hollow tootn, in poun oi till all Europe, irom wca Kiom which were not affected. tremble the gates of hell never would and never had about 13 years of age, who fell from a second-floor window ou to the pavement in the street, and was kilted on the spot.

It appears from what oan be learned at present, that the unfortunate youth was living with his father's relatives, Mr. Sparey, of Monnow-street, who were very much attached to him. At about five o'clock they heard somebody walking in the room where the boy slept. Mr. Sparey went up stairs to ascertain what iristter; and found that the poor fellow had just dropMd.frjsrijthe window.

On opening the: street door they lifeless body. Hereford Journal. i ii iu 1 10 ii 0 2 2 1 1- 1 0 0 1 7 1 0 0 1 7 Vti0M- A dingle Artificial Tooth 0 jmeg gathered round the true church, but she had to have been rigid, witn tne view io there is a fallacy in the matter, it is at all events not to be detected in any of the steps that have- yet been taken. After what has been ascertained, it will indeed be remarkable if sufficient should not be realited to, cause the 3,000 000 acres of bog which have so long been the lament of Ireland to furnish henceforth fair revenues for their owners, and full employment for the people. Thm, Timber, per cubic foot.

Oak Pine. B. American Red Yellow Dautric Memel Riga, Bed African 15b. per load. ALL rZST fnforS that the the reaction the daness ATr.TelZymiforo stronger an(i Je more irresistible Dvnasties JLth fnll and all might pass away, but the Word of God 1 3 0 1 6 8 0 1 6i 1 6 ii 0 1 7 3 10 0 4 0 GLASGOW PIG IRON MARHET.

Marcu 11. Tho iron market is completely inactive. Prices 41. 6d. per ton for a-sths and 2-5ths, f.o.b.

a oouipici n-, ft.m Duke-sU-eet, 7T. Mr. BAVIB. oonoiro.s i sUOUUl last UH vi. Boui-BVKKBT, Liverpool..