The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-11-27 00:00:00

I --"'''''',-:.---.... " , , --- ~ ..ir , -1.,-..,-,-- - '''..----,-._. - --ir - r-•-••- -, .... , --- • --- ' ' • • ' . 11°Y1 4' IS 49 TH E LIVV,11,1 ) 001, STANDARD. --........, , ... , • 'Me l° 2t • THE • '4' btpping in.:elitgrntr. VESSELS SPOKEN. Shepherdess, from Moulmein, for London. 13th August, in tarltet. . :,,tio arittaturat anb h . ortituiturai lat. 4 N., long. 90 E.-W. M. Brown, from Calcutta. for Lon - - as. don, 15th Aug., in lat. 4 N., long. 88 E.-Lawsons, from Lon- ; LIVERPOOL tOMMERCIAL MARKET. Nov. 23. 1 - ' s l' t n rel• COLU M N. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20.-Wind S.S.E., light, don, for Adelaide, 1 7th Oct., in lat. 5 N., long. 20 W.-James, eeit :h e , ~ ------ - - ,ARRlVED.—Caledonia, Gourley, from Quebec-Speranza, The sales of Sager, which have been chiefly to return, amount '1 to 300 hhds. 8.P., 700 bags Bengal, and 1,000 bags Madras, at gal from Galati, and not Azzopardi, as reported on the 17th mat. from London, for Valparaiso, 18th Oct., in tat. 5 N., long. 20 W.-Niagara, hence for Valparaiso, sante day-Success, from lave t e ' ''te a l" and stead rot rests of horticultural liters;-decline uponlast week's prices.. or g • et a ; a nd th avidity y • P - g - -Baltic, Walker, from Riga. Bordeaux, for Valparaiso, same day-Bentinck, hence for a slight F ei n-100 la's Ho b euttl v which is shown for every kind of in- - SAILED.- Ann, Johnston, for Maranham-Emperor, Adam- Shanghae, 21st Oct., in lat. N., lone. 22 W.-Maria Jane, from good yellow Pernambuco sold at 18s. hd., and 20 hi j ids. Porto tat Ricdat 38s. 6d. to 395. 6d. per cwt. 900 puns. Molasses, in. n 0 . fret thehi s r relative to gardening, is a satisfactory proof of son, Sincapore-Pakenham, Bourne, Barhadoes-Teresa, 801 - Africa, for this port. 23rd Oct., in lat. 10 N., long. 24 W.- _tele al Ittr a r esteem in which this delightful and profitable var-Zillah, al`Dougall ; Undaunted, Newport, from Africa (for this port,) 24th Oct., in lat. 11 N.,eluding Cuba Muscovado, sold . a 1 .185., Barbadoee_ at . 175.,. s i t ; ,_ . efs e Via t ' ll ', l ;lti is held by all classes of the community. Since Chester, and Trident, Lyall, yalparaiso-Warbler, Westcott a . Whiteway ; Earl Grey, long. 25 W.-Soulbanda., from Calcutta, for London, in lat. atrisneisdad from . th t e quay i tui to arrive, at 165., and 2 Demerara rat for New Orleans-Aim, Justice, Ceara-Otto, Janssen, .an N.. long. 20 W.-Cheshire, for Havana, 21st Oct., in lat. 23 N., et bags ' eitiaq * riractw26.s. 200 p e a r g c s wt. Para Cocoa aeo s Pepperol sold at a ' o f tY tete Pet has been made public through the medium of b7rso.ti and 3a d . ste ye lie pa Pers Marietta, Neilson, St. Thomas-Johanna Catharine, Klien ; long. 34 W.-China, hence for Baltimore, 23rd Oct., in lat. 32, ,et 51 , 'ya w rthe taste for gardening has become almost Gleaner, Bloom ; and Venilia, Fttles, Rotterdam-Jean Von long. 32-Old England, from Manilla, for Cork, 21st Oct., in per lb., and Malabar Ginger 21s. per csvt. Discoloured Bengal alt lif eltif , 1 11 es u . and an immense improvement has been effected Eyck, Minne, and Philomene, Bakke, Ostend-Margiret, Da-Rice sold at 9s , and a small lot of fine White Rice at 11 s. (id. de, • lat, 5 N., long. 20 W-Aneline, front Cadiz, forßuenos Ayres, '4l per cwt. From 3,060 to 4,0`,0 chests of first class Congou Tea = SOP tier " rig appertaining to horticulture. Great, how- niel, Naples-Bessy, Horndyside, Lisbon-Fortunatus. Cies- 23rd Oct., in lat. 7 N.,10n .21 W-Hastings, frotn Sunderland, have found buyers; prices range from Is. 9d. to Is. 10d per lb. , 1 1 a 0 or.. the w ' a a . t . ll ( i ) s has been, it would have been greater but for een and Anton, Bey, Hamburg-Inverness, M`Kidit, Genoa- for Cape Good Hope-and Caesar, 27th Oct., in Ist. 10 N., long. 15 serons silver Cochineal, all faults, went at 3s. sd. to 3s. 9d. tied dl, ~'lost . e _ b _ n _ f unity, which is so decidedly characteristic of Mon' tezuma Kendall, Charleston-Hannah Salkeld, Down- 23 W-Benjamin B. Greene, , from London for Mauritius, 29th per lb., and 500 bags Pearl Sago at 18s. 6d. to 21s. per cwt. i vard, Calcutta-Plata, Pringle, and Alexander Robertson, Oct., in let, 12, lone. ea-Acosta, froin Hartlepool, for Ceylon, e ' n en o ;:elle ir ' t e e; t . ace of gardeners. Free trade has tielen_p.rac.-daltpetre sold at 26s to 27s ed uer ewe 400 tons of Nitrate t" NI - Lachlan, Buenos Ayres-yaria Joheck et e . Ste.ttin-Niorde' 30th Oct., in tat. 14, long. 25-W. A. T'arleton, from Newbury- - • -" s : th of Soda, on the spot at lls. ed. to 12s. 3d. Common Awe ire And ' l l4 n e" amongst gardeners, and has signal y failed. 9 N ., • Peterson, Christiana -Morning Star, Dill, Wilmington. port, for th Nov., iu lat. 22, long. 29-Sarah War old tel e ,- 10 01 have protected themselves by union and ---rican Rosin sold at Is. ' 2d. to 3s. 3d., and fine quality at 5s 6d. tr' ires a , l a ren,for California, Californ ia,' Bth Nov., in lat. 29 N.. long. 21 W-Euclid, es" see the are able to combine for a given pnrpose,and Johns, froM Wick at this port. with 235 bales of cotton from 18th Nova ill hit. 49, long. 11-Mary Woods, hence for Valpa- to I Is. per cwt. About 40 tons Brimstone sold at i 6 ss. per vii ton. Palermo Sumac realised 13s. 9d., and Tyrolese 7s 9d. to "' ' s t e • ug b ra /re ee siemmon good is threatened, can take their own the Victoria, hence foe St. Petersburg, wrecked on the Pent , rale% 10th Oct., in at. 2 N., long. 21 W-Hinda, hence for Val- 9s 6d. per cwt. Baltimore Quercitron Bark sold at lOs. 3d., re' land Skerries. penes°, 4th Oct., in lat. 5 N., long. 21 \V-Mercutia, hence for and Philadeiphia at Ils. 3d. to 118. 6d per cwt. Linseed (Jul Cu e s ore' °, te e e"."e lis not the case with practical gardeners: much Bonita, Killey, hence at Pernambuco. Buenos Ayres, Bth Oct ,in lat. 8 N., long. 22 W-Nora, hence rcretel• dam r i nformation they are compelled to collect, at ran- Mary Wincle Say, from Valparaiso for this port at Mt) tie realized 295., and Rape 435. 6d. to 435. per cwt. 20 tons British of for Buenos Ayres, 9th Oct., in lat. 9 N., long. 22 W-Mary Spirits of l'urpentine are reported at e9s. tel. to lies.. and 5 sa ' n eete le e ; a s hest they can, and any attempt at unity of pur- Janeiro, with decks swept. Cannon, hence. for Calcutta, 18th Oct., in lat. 1 N., long. 21- 7 0 ",0( e ' , ither for interest ' or itnprovement, is rendered Henrietta, Butchard, sailed from ditto for Valparaiso 21st of Rifleman, from China, for London, :3rd Oct.. in lat. 7 N., vele faqir by.4to,ns of American at 31s. per cwt. Palm Oil sold at £3l to " 1 re • la . k ! bickeringe. eiP • • seer September. • Irene, hence at Bahia. long. 21 W-Victoria, from Ilaminire for Valparaiso, 27th e , 31 10s. per tun. Tallow sold at 375. 6d. to 3Ss. per cwt. se st • ortunate instance of this kind has occurred rein- Waverlev Roberson hence 'ior NM York, at Terceira, Oct., in lat. '0 N. long. 24 W-Pyratind, hence, 7th Nov., in • el' le ° a centemporary paper. " The Gerdener's and .' - f ' leaky. and cargo silt bitted; bay, 1 . 29 i Aug.,in lat. 7 N., !mtg. 93-Zion, from Calcutta, for LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Nov. 23. In' an se b "St, for 1 , Stre es t , w arfi t s Journal," now "The Gardener's' and ()mann (screw-steamer}, Corbel, sailed from Leghorn for The demand this week having been very limited, prices have if! ,Mauritius, 19th Aug., in lat. 6N. long. 94 N: Thetis, from given way in the current qualities of American ed. to id per al r , i ei e t' l !Ile t ' r s Journal," was started wilt the most laudable this port 7th instant. Celcutta, for London, 15th Sept., in lat. 30 S. long. 40 E-Ta- lb Brazil and Egyptian have been heavy of sale, and Suret is - 'l''l'i7 f m °I a iding the widows and orphans of deceased gar- Perle, Erich, hence at Swinnemunde. eisinan, from Calcutta. for New York, 23rd Sept., in lat. 35 S., "t- 0e it' e" ' B 'te• It i IBaltasara, 1 Baltasara, from Valparniso at Havre. ee• d t il l vr _ .: , was only tat ona to eunpose that . , such an Laurel. Burnley, from Tabasco for this port at Milford. long. 23 L'-Iris, from Cape, for St. Helena, sth Oct., in lat. 22 *d.. per lb. lower. Taken on speculation, 8950 American, 150 Surat, and 60 Egyptian, and for export 540 Surat. 0, leer " re se "ud meet with encoueasement from the Helen Weary . erom Cronctadt for this port at Loneho e S. long. 2 E-Martindale, from Coring°, for London, 18th - se ct e i s te 4S 0 " 111 11 it was intended everyto benefit; such, however, Cawto'n, ' Reid:from iriniiiad at Queenstovvh. ' s P * Aug., in lat. 6 S., long. 92 E-Edniundsbury, from London, ACCOUNT OF SALES AND 11S1 PORTS OF corroN, le ese - e a - err26th Aug., in lat. 15 S., long. 80 E-\tirzapore, from Calcutta, el re- t r ; e fin being the case. the paper could not he Risk, \Verily& tes m Bahia at Ealrewith. For the week ending November 23, 1849. for this port, 15th Sept., in lat. 23 S , long. 40 E-Rifleman, - '' if lli (n " ( " 1 f r that purpose, and was sola to other parties, George Aim, Brown, from Alexandria, Egypt, at ditto. Pril o ll hs e s sttl e har°elgardeners who Mary sparks, Grablim. from China at Deal. from Canton, for London, 11th Sept., in lat. 30 S., long. 33 E- Prices paid Imports (et y . vibc , expenses. Then the City of Poonah, from Calcutta, for Cape Good Hope 27th SALES OF THE WEEK. in the week. ThisWk•This Yi. SYDNEY, CAVE lieteroie, Nov . 1.-The F-glinetom from 3 4 4° M . lii,r Up l iehi P tL undertaking were loud in their com , Montrenl for Liverpool, which put in here on the "felt October, Sept., in lat. 35 S., long. 20 1 , ..!-- , Africa awl Fortitude, same .0 0 tr ice ;t ot the transfer Who will say that this is right ? day-Henhary, from Brietoe for Calcutta, 20th Oct., in lat. 3 300 Sea Island eid a 24e , Is 1 0 ' IA has repaired without discharging, and sailed yesterday for her N long 20 W-Stadt Ziericklee from Batavia, 30th Sept., • 50 :tained - 3326 522244 pi Or' mo te . 8 commencement to the present time no paper hae , destination. %I' re let, *, '•, Ioe• 1 e F G i eera b l a t u l; * a . ":. s t t , y‘ f , ) I I Calcutta, aiator i 2 f t d i t l r Na o v i l t r ! SI n olo haleuriflinchingly advocated the, cause of the practical 4 RoNNE, November 10.-The Belohnung, Sefxhinsky, of and (Io , 32 7 Th Oct„ in - I rt - , Il e 4 - 89 - 0 B i ole b d ii G e eorgia r ° t O, Is e „" :9, a'nd we contend the nractical gardeners ought for Dartzic from Liverpool, was stranded to the north of this in lat. 51 ione. 10-Liely flassett, hence for Beirout 2nd " .1* 1472 , 803250 = place to-day, and it is feared will be a wreck. The crew were i )a loft 'F 'tli „ .e. b een its supporters. 'What is the consequence ? saved. off Cape St. - Vincent-Cicely, hence for Bahia. 22nd" Oct., Nov., 7950 Ne t ‘ l v al tre ' ;n: • lat. 12 Nlone 27 \V-Cockburn, hence for Patagonia 22nd i l ere l/ 0 1 t he e e " i ti ller is on the to is, }lna will 'nest likely make its DUBLIN, November 16 -The Leeds (steamer), from Liver- •,e' T / • - • ' 170 {' ' •Ceara Oct., in lat. 12 N., long. 27 W -Male hence for New Orleans, .- • ' } 1392 57436 a, e ffect t Lege t*a 'iee leagued with the " Gardener'a Chronicle" to pool, in coining up the river on the 14th instant, was in con 17th Nov., in lat. 48, lung 12-Endeavour, hence 12th Oct., in Aracat i and 01 iilse" t il the " Gardener's Journal," and althoueli George tact with the Eliza Cowman, of Whitehaven, outward-bound, lat. 6 N., long. 22 W-Arab, hence for New Orleans, 17th Nov., 480 Ballet and Mucci° - .. 6/ .... 45395 B ti letsedict tie ”4, th„, f MaTaDilalll 6(2 .. 8 Psrnenibucte cr Sere;nareasisbeae sfsi .. Bee ! _ 1, 45330 v • 0 ), b .( t it ,; e most able of horticultural writers, is to con- when the latte" sustained much damage, and was run ashore, in ;at. 4e, long. 13-Dryad, from Valparaiso, for Falmouth 3 " 1 Sawginned Q .. tri J .. . • Wit ill; , his USCfUltieSq will be neutralized by the offensive off Clontarf, but was floated off yesterday, and bowed up to the 18th Oct., in long. 22 W-sElus, hence, in lat. 49, long. 9 ' eine quay, with loss of bowsprit, and bow stove. .... Minas i ce ar e iki e ;' e with, the " Chronicle," awl if the new paper re- Christina, Pitcairn, from Clyde, tar Buenos Ayres, 30th Sept., „:, p are I - •.. at tl ' . iP te e nv support at. 1111, it can only he to the detriment in lat. 2 N., long. 22 W-Casa; from Lotidoe, for Demerara, . WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21.-Wind S. . 21st Oct., in lat. 21,. long. '23- Eurydice, from Newfoundland, .... Demerara,eurinana Stc -..- l 0 717 lee,' " Gardener's Jeurnal," which will either have to A _ RRIVED.- Franconia, Smith, Bald ',ere-- enterprise, Funk, for Pernambuco 29th Oct., in lat. 34, long. 29-Alison, of Lon- 720 Egyptian o rtref 116,0 ) ), or buy it up, ' as it did the " Gazette," a short New York-Fa' riot Queen, Roddock, Caleutta-Georgiana. don, 14th Nov., in lat. 52, long. 7. . Barbadoes •-.. - ...• 95 e e stle ss ' p h !'ilce. Thompson, Jaffa-AsSland, Rice, New Oreans-Lord Stanley, :::. Peruvian .... Bahama 1 - •. _ f ii sent lie t l)r h l3 , s tate of things is much to be lamented ; there is and liedinton, Naseay, Quebec-Mary, Marseilles-Christopher Passed the Sound for Liverpool. .... Laguayra ' OO O O Se e ee. l.o l' all, and there are new fields yet unopened ; op. Col . unpus, L e G.. es i ey. tt epleseetjeeyt Moore, St. Petersburg Oct. 31, Gestrer, Wallace, from St. Petersburgh. 70 C011)111°11 West India, &c.' 6i .. - ....1 6244 i t -Eclipse, and Tigre, Zell), Malta-Primrose, Rogerson, Cape 31, Express. Anderson, do. .... Cart hagena oe 145 14 -;" r'lleht to be thrown aside, and both individual Hayti-Pallas, Jersey-Qlreen Of the Usk, Davies, Zante- , Rossia, Tuleff, do. ,Ogle I % s e r i" and the public good would be benefited. Mr. I Helen Munro, Table Bay, CB. Nov.* 1, Reaper, Archer, .... Smyrna do. .... Manilla ""eaten liee 4 would shine at the head of a paper devoted exclu- I SAILED,-Catharine, Riley. for Santa Martha-Wisconsin, E Et 1, Floten, Weary, from Cronstadt. • • 1450 Surat e; ll! IS ' l' r t° flarieulture • a s a florist , he is uerivalled, and Murnford, New York-Vireinia,Selisbury. New Orleans-John 1, William Thompson, eleligan. from Conigsberg. r- (tied, sriel ti. florists - el tsu snort a paper Knox, Thompson. Sydney, N.S.W.-Greenock, IVPCutcheon, , .... Madras - t h . tits are numerous ennu, 1 o . 1 , . 1, Stadt Berlin, Mink, front Danzic. .... Bengal .-.. - ....1 102 ' t: Mobile-Camana. Moon, Lima-Hope, Morton, Trieste-Reli- 2, Charlotte, Brandt, do. 1 I esed a° ttl et ' awn 'Thep always cot, planning h el , • ey are • • that horti ance, Osborne, Port Philip-Mersey, Cubbon Bahia-James 2, Supply, stove, from St. Petersburg. -- • dielet.' mat te r publications devote too little space to floricultural Dean, Hart, Honduras-William Tucker, Good, ' Buenos Ayres 4, Woodiatithe Edgar, from Konigsberg. — 21430 bales. t 10444 163e057 t r ' , re' ' s • We trust abetter feeling may prevail. -Washington Irving, Gorham, Boston-Inverness, MeKidd, __a__ 'P '' Of 4, Admiral, Young, from Riga. • : Sr • k b , -- Gehoa. 6, ;feline, natal°, from Sr. Petersburg. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. Nov. 20. I e sicp r .11 3 ON AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY. 7, Harriet Stewart, Barclay, from Konigsberg. The arrivals of Grain into this port, coastwise anti from Ire ;err O. IX. Juniper. Stevenson, hence at Pugwash, leaky. leant Carey, font Calcutta oft' Cape L'Agulhas 27th Sept., 12, James Dunlop, Georgeson, from Riga. land, since These y last, are small, but of Irish Flour and Oat. Ilai lTo r be 4 ; 4 l , t he seedling plant I''' continues to develope, rootlets for"ills, Preciosa. Niejahr, from Stettin. meal we have to note a further good supply. Exclusive of Z: 9 ii this port. - .• - - .. ._-- . • 12.838 qrs. of Indian Corn trom the United States, the imports , o eolli ,. trett ee r Oeen ant in great numbers, and at the point. of each I I Rival, Peoldeley, and Arian, hence et Smyrna. thence and Canada are limited, anti those from the Continent r terl . lile e -4 1 , 'le a small bottle-shaped tumour, called a svongiole, I Laura, Bower, sailed from lernyrna for this port on the 2nd LONDON GA ZETTE.--Tu EsDA I' , Nov. 20. of Europe only moderate in amount. isie°;er; titl e ' Performs she fuec . tions of an al:sorbent vessel, de- ' instant. With few exceptions in the shipping ports of 1 reland, most i esee kinds of native produce and foreign Wheats were reported firm , so re_ .. .- ii,,,, - .R from .th e „oil all th a t is necessary for the suste. Senders, Bailey; Hellespont (s.s.), Watts; and Bertha, Downing, hence at Constantutople. during the past week, and in some relatively higher prices were t 0101 ir er e ; i of the Plant. The nutriment so absorbed is, in the Punch, Foster, hence at Corfu. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. E Piggott,.lV ii . u C g h h a ae m ns da b n e i, r j s 11\8%1..1;11 Jones, sB G . i i ),ksis‘e,rleliTihipee,,a,adi: joiners-R. icei Liverpoo1, t:,5,_,,, ship kie chandlers- l a ft kite place, all devoted to the formation of simple cellular I i Alyth, Lovrine, hence at •I•rieste. enced by accumulating arrivals into the southern marts of that lir ee 5 o f ' and woody fibre : gradually, however, secretory Honor, Daniels, hence at Ancona.watchmakers. W. P. country direct from abroad, meeting but a limited consurnp - o' w lit e k4B ere formed, and more complicated operations are The Frances and Ann sailed from Palermo 28th Oct., and DECLARATION'S CLA I RA . T . I . ONS (IF DIVIDENDS. lion at present, is stated to have been gradually declining in • Star on the 23rd, both for this port. T. B. Molyneux and P Witberby, Liverpool,. merchant s-. fi l2 ft s h 4 dr ia of ti l i rille) I cry 4 1 ' 414 into play ; various inorganic matters are taken uP thevalue -The English markets at the same time generally evinc ; u) Arie, o n the heace at Leghorn. 1 01 I s e ! stioneioles, carried to the organs, and then COD- o a t % d a , o f n ir n t e , w see pr o o n o , f l, s, t l lkt .e rd (l ,T a i n t y f , or ec th . sd,iya.aoaf ing the reverse of any :ivdy indications, have been in maw in- James h. nce at Marseipes , stances soniewnat depressed, which, combined with large snp kr" into parts of new organisms, or, by chemical Ever laird. Fox, altzar, hence at Narva.. any subsequent Wednesday, at the office of Mr. Morgan, Li- lies of grain and Flour, finding their way from the east coast ile Per hi et i t i '' ehaneed into some of the characteristic vegetable Furst Blucher, hence at Warnemunde. plies inlad counties into' the manufacturing towns of this dis verpool. ' e tila I st Wes. For examples of the first kind, we may in- Gannet (s. s.), hence at Helvoet. trier, impede for the moment our intercourse . with them, and 1.- ekli a I ke t he mineral precipitates formed on the interior Loothristie, Corneas. hence at Terneuse. R. Lodge, Starbottotn, Yorkshire, miner. el. W. Per and A. Bodecker, Little St. Helen's, City, account mainly for the existing dullness prevaiing here. 'rs " des Illa 'of the minute cells Constituting the cellular tissue of Sarah, Barrett, from Dordt at Torbay, for this port. C. and E. G. Bottler°, Sir Although our market was tolerably well attended by the i te- . ti Emilie, Died richsen, hence for Danzic, at Deal. merchants. , 40 0 0 tee t . - !' f these are not. always found, hut generally occur. ./Eolus, Slessin, from Konigsberg, for this port, at ditto. H. Lushington, and H. Bolder°, trade, l. there were very few 'actual buyers. New Wheat, both i it ~A Vl,llally consist of sificia, or carbonate of lime. 'Worcester, Hawkins, heoce at Bombay. Cornhill, bankers. -ne ish and Irish, .is fully 2d. per 7010. cheaper; and Foreign . 11 " is also depressed in value. 1 foe 14,, t e earniot for a moment suppose that these inorganic , John Davin, Jackson ; Storm e. ing, Illeasdale ; Velose, A. Anderson, Philpot lane, London, merchant. Prime brands of American Flour were steady at late rates, o f A s 4a e ces have been abstracted from the earth, by the ! _Campbell ; Governor, N'a A rty ; Geisiehan, B ird ; Mary ib lrnrie; I s l s e 01l lll se . l t vessels, in the solid form in which we find I Loch Lomond, w Rankin; Anna, Henderson; and to t. .Brad- at Patrick lla Dram, Liverpool, glass bottle dealer, Dec. 4 and 21, in Irish. , 1 ford ~1 ewe at Calcutta. ~ to , e • and so passed on from one cell to another till they s rr u , i. h af tl 1 Raja Besse, Sharp, trout Bombay at ditto. Mt, Yates, jun ~ Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Morgan, Li- In Beans anti Pease little variation. tit '' t " one the walls of which went strengthening, where , I tip Reiir:eer, and Albert Edward, hence at Hong Kong. verpool, Oatmeal was in fair country demand at late prices. 1 ) . 'boll/ tie t :, ti re finally deposited on the inner wall. Such could Smithamly. and Bair. from liornlety at ditto. . . Michael Neal Baynes, Birkenhead, Cheshire, timber mer- Indies Corn, stimulated by a speculative inquiry, assntned a 3 i' ki " the case. The feature of the cell-walls would not England's Queete hence at Shanghae. . F Pr ° 414 chant, Nov. 30, Dec. 27, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District firmer aspect, and a few thousand quarters were taken on the b e re' fh i their passage ; , herefore, the 0441 V supposition left for ! Duke of Lancaster, and Orpheus, Neill, from Bombay at Court of Bankruptcy : solicitor, Mr. Time, Liverppol; official terms of this day se'nnight. Cnina. assignee, Mr Bird, Liverpool. John h D M a L n e c rl h s e o s t t i e C r I . a n i i • ld k e s , w C m lT o r a l e,sß Lancashire. eltles and contractors.liotigso Inch. t ,., r 00, t o : , either that minerals exist in the soil in a state of solu-BRITISH. '''' NO ti e ' "r, that the sponeioles have the power of decomposing, THURSDAY, Nov. 22.-Wind S., light. ' Lewis Joel, Y Lit ~ Ire A Little A d r e g r y , , K i. i s it t g re s e n t o , rt il li e , Wheat, le 70th. s. d. s. 0, a. d. s. d. I s ee ti l - s ' s 7 substances when broueht Lan contact with them, ARRIVED.-Loodianah, Dallimore, from St. Andrew's-Le- bo Tlionitts n a lip ' ' English, red ....Old 62@ 6 6 New .. 59 Ca 6 1 ' la,,e L a i n ad h o o n T J . evi. 0 4 1 4 144 0 r is most probable. Whichever is the case, we vantine (s.s.), Pitcairn, Smyrna-John Mattliie, Groom, and Ditto, white 6- 7 0 d 0..... 62- 6 6 , 'lO5 O s w that there exists in the cells of plants certain mi- William Carey, Emmett, Calcutta-Volunteer, Visconte, St. ellt r. g li e n e t n - t s't r d e e e a t l Irish, red - 5 5 Michael's-1 , 1111 Denia. . t , ° o , e sd fa r substances which are insoluble in water, and which i sA LED.- ai e, Hascox, Lima-David Cannon, Perry, Sta- Bentley 111`Leod, Brixton Rise, common brewer. Ditto, white 5- 6 0 do. .... 57- 5 9 Rye, English, le qr - I rsh6oll) c - 4 00 01 tt er .:' - 'asons stated above are used into the cells in a ! ten Island and Mobile-Otive Branch, Drake, Boston-LatlY IValnillan'Cooper, Coventry, mercer. . les eintribtr, Walton-oraThames. Surrey. victualler. Barley, English, le qr 29 0 -31 0 Chevalr. 31 0 -33 0 s hif i ite e t.l solution. There they must find other chemical , Hobert, Rogers, Staten Island. George More ',Belem!, Stockwell, Surrey, common brewer. Scotch Se Irish, ee 60Ib 210- 3 2 - ' a ono 11 l t s which effect a precipitation or crystalization upon Edward Reynolds, jun., Sou:Mown. Suffolk, miller. Malt, English, ae qr. .. el 'a tA la: walls of the cells. This precipitation takes place in Themes Brorklehank, Ponsonby, from Calcutta at this port; et sailed 31st July, and front St. Helena moth ult. Lett at St. He- . DIVIDENDs. pale 52 0 -56 0 - 41 " 05 0, o o h Plants on the outsidea of the cells, and even in I ! 13, C. Wraiths-them!, Liverpool, merchant-Dec. 14,R. lrish - ure ss I iota the Thomas Swanks, from Csecirtta for London repairing; Dec. 14, B. Ardington and E. Jones, Liverpool, tailors-Dec. Oats, per 45th. „ e ste' tia 'i','' instances upon the outside of the epidemis itself damages sustained ' off ' th'e Cape, and the Thomas Lo'wry. frothitaynes, English & Scotch, old 28- 2 10 New - a " to (11 0 ! leid i Charm. Thus C. translucens is encrusted with sinew Manilla for Cork, repairing pumps. The Thomas Brocklebank , Liverpool, flour dealer. Welsh - 2 5 d 0..... - le e C. hispida with carbonate of lime, and C. vulearis has made the voyage Old and home in eight. months and thin- I CERTIFICATES Irish, fine sorts 2 6- 2 tsi t/v ered with silicec acid and carbonate of lime. Crys- I teen days. having sailed from this port on the 9th el ,rch. To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the general do its 4 - 12 6 do. .... 2 3 - 2 5 -t Rl' B ar I City of Manchester, for Bombay, has put back, with loss of , bo e o ten ~ e often deposited between the cells, and are then , ..41 dey of meeting. Beans, English, as qr 32 0 -36 0 do. ... - a e d le ' tl raphides • these, however, are usually composed of Iji mom, cutvvater, &c., having been in contact with the Ox- Dec. 11, 0. H. Husband, Salford. joiner-Dec. 11. J. Ed- Scotch & Irisheys4Boa) 28 0 -30 0 d 0..... - e au e gtq lliacids '' • ford, which put back yesterday. I monson, Warr•rigton, miller-Dec. 11, IV, Wilson, Preston, Pease, English, white - I, , p in acicular shaped crystals. The Washington Irving, for Boston, in going through the ! Lancashire, banker. e rt , Do. & Irish _maple - ----- -- grey.... '2B 0 -30 0 e f eet ..et these organic salts are very necessary to the per- Horse Channel yesterday, gronnded on the North Spit, but got CERTIFICATES GRANTED. Flour,per 280Ih • Pi' s , r i 0 taa l i ° n of the plant cannot be doubted ; and as they are off on the fliond, without apparent damage, and proceeded. Nov. 16, W. Dixon, Manchester, ironmonger -Nov. 16, E., - English & I Hsi), 2nds --- fine .... '3O 0 -31 0 o°° 0 or 37 traced, we have thus a means of ascertaining some Lament, from Port Philip at !Manilla. v,leti th e h_ Ermes, Corkhill, and Emma, Bibby, from Hong Kong at I R., and C. Russell, Gloucester, builders. Bete. superflnel3o 0 -32 0 extra .. 33 0 -35 0 }ei tsft lanes or necessary . con : stituents of the soil, the a Oatmeal, ge Id. of 24011.1 Shen Lae. ; to e! tee ' r Pressure of which is the next pott?t, to be learned, Benjamin Heaps, and Equator, Adams, from the Cape of ---- Irish, 1848 2O 6 -21 3 old .... 19 0 -20 6 t l a. N , the . first practical step in agriculture is gained. Good Hope at the Mauritius. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. Canadian Bran. le 24tb — - do. .... 20 0 -20 6 . - 0 10 - 1 0 Its t ial t a , ) 4 etallic substances are also found in plants : iron in Hydaspes, hence anti Melbourn at Adelaide. PARTS lES DISSOLVED. •asee L mots and manganese and copper in a few •; and even gold St. George, Hutchinson, and Mehemet Ali, Welch, henee at J. Collinge and P. Lowe, Manchester, callenderers-F. R. FOREIGN. ! Or , es b he t ees t e ee een detected in very minute quantities, we believe, Alexandria, E. Nevvmarce and J. Houtson, Manchester, metal brokers. Wheat, ese 701. s. d. s. d. I S. d. a. 0. British Monarch, Shields, sailed from Alexandria, E. 15th 'Canadian red 5 10 - 6 2 !white .. 6 6- 6 9 of 11• 1 „' it iereus ilex.. Whether these metals are formed from I DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. ult., and Norway, Hughes, 3rd inst., boils for this port. United States do 60- 6 3 do. .... 68- 7 2 a t"", e tl t6' l Leletnnts in the plant, and what important uses R. S. Roach, Cateaton• street, London, cap manufacturer. Brigand (s. ea, Minium hence at Malta. Danzig, mixed and do 6 2- 6 6 higlimix 7 2 - 7 6 .t' the J. Davies Wolverhempton, irnnmaster .40 Set e in the economy of the plant, are questions not Nancy, Way, hence for Tunis, at Kingstown. L Belt,, Maur , do 6 4- 6 8 white .. 6 4- 6 10 or , % a l d etermined, Gem, Procter, hence for Lisbon at ditto. IV. Hall, Davies, Herefordshire, miller. Riga and Petersbg e . do 5 0,- 5 4 Arelnigl 4 10 - 5 0 ce' - 0 Howard, Bowen, from Rio .Janeiro at Falmouth. J. J. Moody. Stockport, cotton doubler. Odessa, common do 5 0 - 5 3 Polish.. 5 6- 5 8 -e to .--•J. Issyvtas, elanchester, cabinet maker. Cr b, John Bibby, Pearson, from China at St. Helena. S. Dodd, Manchester. fustian manufacturer. FrencleSpartisle&c do 5 10 - 6 2 white .. 6 3- 6 6 Isog e , se OPERATIONS FOR sr h E WEEK. Junina, hence at Calcutta Bth ult. Bennet & Marianopoli 56- 5 8 Egypt'n 40- 4 3 J. Shore, Rochdale, flat manufacturer. lardMediter., Sec. liard.do 4 3 - 4 G - 0 ') IIS Oe f „,` a t'e, Conservatory, and Greenhouse.-Great losses Emily, Valentine, hence at Anjer, and sailed 28th August for It. Smithies, Turner' Fold, Lancashire, timber dealer. lof l e le e .- . ,:`, r in these departments during this season, from the Shanghae. C. L. Swainson and J. Birchwood Manchester Rye, as qr., Baltic, &c. 20 0 -22 •() ... 00- 0 0 ester manufactu- Barley, tB P t t 'of sufficient ventilation and over-crowding: the lat- RI le 'Th son he ce a ( itto and il ' le ), omn , n - t 1 , sa ed for Manilla 9th rers. ' ) ere 60tteGrinding 210- 3 3 Malting 09- 0 0 r - t ' 110 1' f allit - . September. C. Dearloye Knaresborowsh Oats, la 451 b. - 2 8 Russian • 2 4- 2 6 e , grocer. etel es e es „. is a very .common one, and leads to many evils. Eliza Killick, Norman, hence at ditto, and sailed for China A. Whitaker, Hulm ' Beauseseqr. European 3O 0 -34 0 lO 0- 0 0 He PI sh,"Y available opportunity should be used for letting in 18th Sept. T. Bamford ' Rochdale, e and ealford, licensed victualler. ee 480Ih. Egyptian.... 'l4 6 -25 0 1 0 o - e o .k. 0 ,, ° , ‘ tia: a nd, by the use of fire-heat, at the same time pro- Buenos Ayrean, Major, hence at ditto, and sailed for China I , woollen manufacturer. A lit,. 17th September. H. H. Spurvvay, Tiverton, brewer. Pease, r qr., 1 0 -es e s es, we e a thorough circulation. With respect to over- Baltic, &c., white.... 27 0 -28 0 Canada. 25 0 -e6 0 T o'sl t from Sincapore at A • 4, ltri er, , a il e s t ,n i u ng, we will offer some further remarks veil soon. i , port a 9 m th Richard Smith, deale r. DroitvßviB2lll{coltrinjlvrS*Flour, e r e barrel, 1 , Canadian sweet 2. 6 -24 6 ; 0 0 - 0 0 r, a„ e re bi t i e °Leer-garden.-The season for bulb-planting Fairy, Riches, hence at Sineapore 7th September, and sailed Thomas Peter Collins, Bristol tailor ' U.S. West. Canal .. do 22 0 -24 0 ,Ohio 24 6 -20-6 0 0 0. .. ep e '', Paesing, and it will soon be too late. If neglected, for Loudon 2etli September. John and aniniam Chisbolni D.* , o king, and Ludgate-hill, Philad. & Bitimoreelo 24 0 -25 0 IN.Orlns 0 0 :It " N e t ,' disappointment will be felt in the spring, when Edward B,'wstead, Kilgour, hence at Sincapore Bth Sept. London, wholesale perfumers. ; L oo pThomss Marshall,Do. &Canadian.. sour 19 0 -20 6 I O- 0 0 a d''''Y beds are .contrasted with the gay parterres of Bleng r Allen, hence at ditto 12th Sept. e Hatfield-street, Blackfriars-road, London, Indian Corn, p O. 480Ib. I tr e e, . • dson hence at Davi ~ ditto 15th September. licensed victualler. te e "Onuring gardens, where early tulips hyacinths, "' ls t"' American white 2B 0 -29 6 lyellow.. 26 6 -27 0 Mageltan, front NI hampoa at Hong Koug, and sailed 24th of John Williams and Walter Edward Rust, Strand, booksellers. European do f Cil i P! fi le ``2 l rOps, Crocuses and a great ' ' ' blooming ' variety, are in Sept. tor Queenstown. Charles Edwardo 0- 0 0 ido ... 26 6 -27 6 s e, s er urn s' sunshine o the spring. . Pugh, late of Cross-street, Islington, and Do. Meal,le brl. 19611 l3 6 -14 0 Ido. .... 00- 0 0 ili a/ e re Sunda, Brown, from ditto at ditto. for this port, leaky, hay- East-lane, Old Kent-road, London, retailer of ber. e a l- 1 . ins grounded on the N. E. Point of Lantas, and has discharged Henry Search, Lower-road, Ito herhithe, carpeni CORN EXCH 1 NMI:, Nov. 23. d ° • the whole of her cargo, part of which is damaged. Elizabeth and Alfred Harry West, Adelaide-stre e e r i ael t o A - REVIEWS. TONE I NO, Nov. 16.-The Deboraa, from Liverpool for Kiel, London. tailors, , Strand, Reiterated accounts of feebleness, and lower quotations in to (I .4 eeetmost of the English markets this week, with a calmer spirit in has been lost tiff the Rider. Ceew saved. Isaac Bowles, Abingdon, innkeeper. BO „ Itru of Orchidaceous Plants, selected from Cu those of Ireland, seem to render ideas of future prices entirely t ; ,ei n B ' B Botanical Magazine, consisting of a hundred CALCUTTA, Sept 30.-The Storm King, Bleasdale, arrived George John Robins, Ilford, victualler. problematical, and give the trade here a desponding aspect ; eir i' - 0 (1 p . f here tew , 2 t c t a r h instant, from Liverpool, L p i a v t erpool a back 'to le ky, T 1 e Baron of Rens DIVIDENDS. during the interval since Tuesday therefore, our operations 'lf e nd - of those most worthy of cultivation. The descri ti discharge; she docked for Dec. 14 R. F. H. ,Williams and H. Wilson, Liverpool, mer- have been altoeether very unlit) ortant e p , xcept as regards In e 9 ,04 otis by Sir William Hooker, R. 11., D.C.L., &c., examination, having taken the ground in proceeding down the chant-Dec. . Corn of which several purchases have been made at the t ,director of the royalgardens at Kew. Accompanied • but little d eis I d d river, amu s e appre len e . merchants. previous rates for investment. For several days past we have 'I LI ' ll .Oy • .an Introduction on the culture and general CERTIFICATES had a great deal of heavy rain here, and the weather continues 4t .,,,anagement of Orchidaceous Plants. London : FRIDAY, Nov. 23.-Wind S. • to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary very wet and unsettled. Our supplies of grain, received coast ke wo i 4 ' on the • s ai'd eeve, Benham, and Reeve. ARRIVED.-Lintin, Ragg, from Calcutta-Laurel, Burnley, . day of meeting. wise and from Ireland since Monday last, are trivial, and those I. 0 , % it 11 (Continued.) Tobasco-Grecian, Thompson, Jamaica-'1 mule, Mortimer, Dec. 17, H. Green, Liverpool, ironnioneer-Dec. 18, J. of Flour and Oatmeal on y moderate:-from the American le L e -t s 61, Coryantlies Speciosa.-This plant is interesting Constantinople-San Francisco, Ilitboa-Helen Martin, Do. Manchester, cotton card manufacturer. t '' Parr, States and Canada the imports are also compsratively light, : re"' sf 1 gerty, 'isters Dales Galli•- '' • •• Elbeck-S , s , -Gannet, Cacase, Pa- and from continental europe we have no fresh arrivals reported CERTIFICATES GRANTED. 0 ° 1 ele s lv erpool cultivators, from having been introduced by lermo -Hope, Maclean, Wallace, N.S. (s.s.), Sullivan, Nov. 20, J. to-day. Similar in its general be to several preceding King, Liverpool, licensed victualler ' f se. mein Arnold H ison and from man of most ' in b - a tin an . t Y lts into- Rotterdam. -Nov. 10,1. ones, our 'market this morning exhibited no decided tokens of Dowell, Monmouth, innkeeper. tte , 0 r v 1 ,0 features . having been first noticed by Mr. Henry amendment in grain of any description. In the absence of 'Pr be he rd 'l'd in our own Botanic Garden. Both it and the Hermione, from Buenos Ayres at Queenstown. country demand the sales of foreign Wheat were upon a very ,0C e i MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. limited scale to local millers, who paid with reluctance the cur- Li r., halal Plate, (62) -Cory - anther Maculate, have much the Plata, Pringle, hence, and sailed for Buenos Ayres 22d Nov.; Nov. 0 ' ofEurope, Townsend, hence for Smyrna : and Flora, Bond, hence rent rates of Tuesday last, whilst English and Irish new Wheat 't o , e , ' e Stanhopes ; but the flowers are most peculiarly Hour. . e tri m - ti li n d, and not easily described. The general colour ' is for Lisbon, at Kingstown. 27, John Stock, sen. (Ist) District Court,ll was extremely dull, and slialitly depressed in value. Having 0 ' ly , la' 0 , The schooner Orion, O'Brien, of Pictou, has foundered at 27, John and William Stock (Ist) Ditto, 11 very few or no superior brands of States Flour remaining over, del 0 s ell citreous yellow, deeply spotted with purple on the sea, near Innistrahul. Cied saved. 27, Thomas Davies (audit) f r' l 4 4 03, which is of a peculiar helmet form. Itoss'a, Tuleff, from St. Petersburg and William Thomson, 27, William Cole (audit) F hiP o S o f from Konigsberg, both for this port, at Stromness. 27, Samuel Brown (audit) Courier, Dunn, hence at Sydney, N.S.W, 28, Anthony Merga (audit) Ditto, 10 • • • d i tty r a a Alasavissts TO CORRESPONDENTS. Martha, Mundell, sailed from Mauritius for this port on 23rd 28 Henry • , ry Helier jun., (proof and div.) s o i.le e th e ,: t seseons on Mosses." S. D.-If you will refer to August. 28, James Witche ' ll (proof and div.) t' co, Compeer, Week (with loss of boats); Stanhope, Lott; Pearl, 28, Robert Dickinson, (proof and div.) tie " c tice in our column of last week, a will see the 28 Rat h Lewis and Oatmeal, attended by an improved demand, supported late tat ..„ te es _ _ . you Blyth ; King Alfred, Knill; Swan, Cove, and Mary, Monstre, ' P is (audit) - oi le 'of the publishers. hence at St. Michael's. 28, Anthony Norval (audit) it prices. Indian Corn was in fair request, chiefly on specula of os Ditto, „ tz „,,., „Itt.—We agree with you that there is much to Wish, Martin, from Cephalonia at Zante, and sailed for this 28, John Carden (audit) et,j 0 1 , tr a .i.n of in the management of exhibition societies ; port 31st Oct. 28, Thomas Wheeler (Ist) Pore ce.,...... eer ier se,- 7... A,. n,tE rtm. . nee.,--.. 29, George Wood (Drone nmi ,ti,, 1 T 11.4,, 11 MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL, Nov. Hour. 27, John Stock, sen. (Ist) District Court,ll 27, John and William Stock (Ist)... Ditto, 11 27, Thomas Davies 1 Ditto, 11 27, William Cole (audit) ... Ditto, 11 27, Samuel Brown (audit) 28, Anthony Merga (audit) Ditto, 10 28, Henry Hillier, jun., (proof and div.) Ditto, 11 28, James Witchell (proof and div.) .... Ditto, 11 28, Robert Dickinson, (proof and div.) .. Ditto, 11 28, Ralph Lewis (audit) 28, Anthony N orva l (au di t) Ditto, 11 28, John Carden (audit) 28, Thomas Wh ee l er (Ist) 29, George Wood (proof and div.) Ditto, 11 29, John Walker (proof and div.) Ditto, 11 29, David Black Sorley (audit) 29, Emilie Yeoltind (audit) 29, Alexander Heron (audit) 29, Edward Emans (a u di t ) 29, Fletcher, Rovoe, Roberts an d C o . ( au di t). Ditto. 11 30, Henry Cole (proof and div.) 30, Jonathan Foster (pro o f an d di v. ) 30, Alexander M'Comb (audit) 30, William Benjamin Jones (audit) Ditto, 11 30, John Roberts (audit) Ditto, 11 30, Lewis Jones (proof and div.) 30, Michael Neale Raynes (Ist) Ditto, 11 Dec. 3, William Wilking Bulley (roof & div.) Ditto, 11 4, ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. the ~Lesrrons on Mosses." S. D.—lf you will refer to 41 1 : 1 ,, c tice in our column of last week, you will see the h' s ,g the publishers. %t h ,;, , Nevitt.—We agree with you that there is much to Pqrain of in the management of exhibition societies ; iy I' 4 eh society has a right to appoint its own judges. It kitl i exhibitors to choose whether or not they will sub , A 1 , 61 ' productions to the judges so appointed. itlii„4e• :—You cannot begin with a better book than Kir ac) , 8 School Botany. It is well adapted for your F ni " 8 fteceived.—Mound's Botanic Garden and The ttoti Jrir.ciples of Artificial Manuring, which shall be ''' ll next week. Wish, Martin, from Cephalonia at Zante, and sailed for this port 31st Oct. Chimera, Shearer, sailed from Zante 27th Oct. ; Princess Royal, Oct. 21 ; lialus, Nov. 2, and Majestic, Nov. 8.. all for this port. MA MUT' us, Sept. 22.—Parts of the wreck of a vessel of from 300 to 400 tons, were passed on 13th instant, in lat. 8 S., long. 74 E. LIVERPOOL AG RIC ULTU RAL PRODUCE MARKET, Nov. 24. s. d. s. d. O Gi® 0 3 Potntoes, 901 E O 0 0 0 Kemps O fi 0 7 Pink Eyes 2 8 O 0 0 0 Cattle 0 9 O 0— 0 0 Cups O 23 0 3 Turnips, 41 , ton .13 0 O 21— 0 3itCarrots 24 0 O 0 0 0 !Manure 4 0 a. d. s. d Hay. old, 201 b Ktmtustr, Nov. 20.—The Andrew White, brig, of Sunder land, timber laden, is on shore at 14IaIbey, breaking up. Cargo expected to be saved. BELMULLET. Nov. 19.—The stern of a vessel, with the royal arms engraved on it, has come on shore in Blanchard Bay, and the side of a vessel has also been driven on shore near the same place. New Clover Ditto, Green Vetches Straw, Wheat Oat Barley .. • MISCELLANEA. ,Ap, ,; ' I NTMENTS TO COLONIAL GARDENS.—The chief t h - „`Y for colonial affairs, Earl Grey, has been pleased ,„`ilefi 3 int G. H. K. Thwaites, Esq., to be successor . to -k:evi,s4te G. Gardner, at the Botanic Garden of Perodenia, and anda more fit person could not have been selected; o are'r• Duncan to succeed Mr. Newman, at Botany. Botanic t Mauritius.—Hooker's Journal of Bo iIe t D , OI tTAN T TO ROSE GROWERS. -- The followingtteexn -4011-,'"om the Gardeners' Chronicle is well worthy a rtain - Our readers have possibly heard of a certain L ast 41 anettii famous among gardeners as . a stock. t .1 ) , 1 1 , not least,' says Mr... Rivers, in his exce en , dt is the Rosa Manettii, a rose I received some ." 1 ‘ sten years since from Como, from Signor Crivelli, b`oci t t-e .."oa i . mended it as the very best of all roses .. for a it was raised from seed by Signor . Manettit, of the Garden at Milan ; cuttings of this may be_ pre r: NC " ( I Planted exactly as recommended for the Bou 4 tte - •_ All the roses I have budded on this stock have 10,, ded admirably ; above ail, the Hybrid Perpetuals, !,141-131,Boarce,ly seem to know when to leave off growing c`°oting in the autumn ; indeed, this stock is remarik hoit."°l' its late.growth : for it may be budded daringt September ; another excellent quality is, that it rl 4 iffi lve s any suckers from its roots • and if plante in oQ, 'am highly nianured, it will, if cut down close to f make shoots, in one season, 6 to 8 feet in N' will thus form fine standards. I have a stem a re P Years' rowth larger than a stout broom handle, it' t ( ' ll vi - s P l Pa . re inly g increa'sing'rapidly in girth ; it seems to 'd i t Squally in light and dry as well es in stiff soils ; ;11'14); I trust be of much value to the rose amateur, 14 41 1 4 the soil of' his rose garden is light and dry. is so troubled with the numerous suckers thrown up . by t ~ ee of g hp se.' Every y ear ' s ex p er i enc e confirms the Jas. t 4, th is statement and we entertain no doubt that R. tin? h ttii w ill becom e t as indispensable to a gardener as a ,51. g- knife or a ra k e . Of it s power as a s t oc k we h ave 4 1 4 1 8 ,1ta example in the form of the s perpetual bple•Of this Messrs. Henderson, of Pine tie d ed w i t a i e _ '.t.' i lanted a small cutting in April, 1848, and Ai►df eet ', l , e end the . Septembe foil i It is er st ,_ .0 inches high, with 12 stout limbs; and we ej . : obr a i u that Mesirs. Henderson have in the same 4 ,14 1 . r ttil scores of planto 171,TiOPS gbrit- , -some r. SATURDAY. Nov 24.—Wind W.N.W., fresh, ARRIVED.- -Robinsons, Rodd, from Memel—:Urgent, from Quebec—Derby, Taganrog—Azorian, Philips, Smyrna—Cyg net, Boyce, Konigsberg. SAILED.—George, Townley, for Africa—Europa (s.), Lott, for Halifax and Boston. PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST MARKET, Nov. 24. JOHN'S THE CHARITIES s. d. s. d. 1 s. 4. s. d. Beef . 4 ,. lb 0 4i to 0 7 Grapes For.l. tb 0 8 to 0 0 Mutton 0 5 0 7 . Ditto English. 0 0— 0 0 Veal 0 5 0 7 ,'Pines, For. each. 0 0 0 0 Lamb 0 0— 0 0 I Do. Eng. v. lb. 5 0— 0 0 Fresh Pork Bacon 0 0— 0 0 Ducks 2 9 4 0 Hams 0 0 0 0 Geese 2 0 5 6 Salmon Soles Cod Fish Turbot For. Melons each 0 0— 0 0 Black Game 5 6 0 0 Filberts 0 8— 0 10 Hares each 1 6 2 9 Melons . .. ... .. 0 0— 0 0 Turkeys 3 0— 6 0 Fresh Butter .. 1 1— 1 2 Snipes 0 7 0 0 Salt Ditto 0 7 0 10 ltahhits, r cple. 2 0— 0 0 Eggs *l2O 7 6 0 0 Walnuts .. v ICO 1 0— 0 0 Potatoes, 19 Peck 0 8— 0 10 Plums 0 0— 0 0 Cucumbers, each 0 4 0 0 Larks .... v. doz 0 8— 0 0 Edirhurgh, Taylor, for Mobile, has put back, leaky. Amelia, hence for Hamburg, off the Wight. Oiive, Wilson, hence at Beirout, and sailed for Alexandretta 4th November. Archimiede, Cafiero, and George, Hogan, tierce at Naples. Behrend, Linse, hence at Danzic. Fortuna, Lange, hence at Swinnemunde. James Saville, Anderson, hence at Stralsund. Vigilant, Groenendahl, hence at Ostend. Poecir, Jalaff, from St. Petersburg, for this port, at Tober mory. H.M.S. Constance, (50,) from Mazatlan, Valparaiso, and Rio Janeiro, off Plymouth. Era, Hingston ; Icarus, Wright. and Leda, Absolon, from Alexandria at Beyrout, and saled for Jußa. John Bibby, Pearson, from China off the Wight. Cutbberts, from New Richmond at Clyde. LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, Nov. 24 DISCHARGED : In-patients cured, 19; Relieved and at own request, 4 ; Made Out-patients, 1 ; Irregular, 1 ; Dead. 2. ADMITTED : In-patients, 42; Out-patients, 5 ; Casuals during the week, 13; Remaining in the House, 198. House Surgeon, Mr. C. B. Wilson ; Apothecary, Mr. J. Newton; Chaplain, Rev.W. Blundell; Treasurer, Alfred North, Esq. ; House Visitors, John Lomax and W. Wareing, Esqrs. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25, ARRIVED. — Arica, Sullivan, from Porto Rico—Tuskar, from Quebec—Spirit, Daniels, Patras—Fernandez, Contente, Lisbon —Helen, Weary, St. Petersburg—Frederick Bohme, Waller, Danzic—Banff, A rendit'i I—Eu pbrosyne, H avre. SAlLED.—Treasurer, Freeman, for Jamaica—Xarifa, Rey nolds, Barbadoes—David, Gilchrist, Gulf of Mexico—England, Cubbon ; Blauck, Calhoun. and Cambria, Iskey, New Orleans —Oxford, Goodinanson, New York—Ninus, Randall, Gibraltar —Jane Howard, Flitt, Leghorn—Trinity Yacht, Hounsell, for Valencia. • Dumbarton Youth (s.), Rogers, hence for Leghorn,at Queens town, with machinery damaged. Aim, Justice, hence for Ceara, at Beaumaris, making much water. Coila, Shank, sailed from Malaga for this port 10th Nov. MONDAY, Nov. 26.—Wind S. A univEn.—Dublin, Robinson, from Calcutta—Helen, Jack son, from Quebec—Sir Howard Douglas, Snell, from 'Richi bucto SA 'LEM—Colombia, M'Cui Greig, F Moran, Charleston. her, Twiss, itio Janeiro—Ju Bolina, from Nrw Orleans at Queenstown. H.M.S. Constamee, (50) from Mazatlan, Valparaiso, and Rio Jan.Aro, at Portslitouth, with nearly 20,000,000 doilari3 specie. Left Rio Janeiro 13th Oct, •Or LA r. tiif I 0° t b' for ti , 05 ‘ 4 , . o_,. NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT. Nov. 24 AnmITTED: Accidents, 28; Medical and Surgical Cases upt , vi recommendation, 15; Total, 43.--DISCIIARGED: Cured, 19; Relieved and at own request, 5; Attending as Out Patients, 16; Irregular, 27 Died, O.— Remaining in the Hospital, 93. Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Scott and Mr. Bainbrigge ; House Visitors, Charles Inman and Duncan M`Viccar, Esqrs.; House Surgeons, Mr. Tearne and Mr. Wall; Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rev. Wm. Hughes. LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, 68, SOHO - STREET. WEEKLY REPORT, Nov. 21 Boys on the Books MO 1 Boys on the Sick List 3 Average daily attendance.. 8 8 I Obtained Situations T. D. Anderson, Esq., Treasurer; Joseph Hubback, Esq., Hon. Secretary; J. B. Orriss, Superintendent; Visitors, E. Heath and 'l'. Postlethwaite, Esqrs. oo SOUTHERN & TOXTETH HOSPITAL, Nov. 21. IN-PATIENTS. I Under treatment Cured 5 OUT -PATIENTS Relieved, and at own request 0 Cured and relieved Irregular I Under treatment , lO 11 Platt; Honorary Ch Entered. Tiou in and J sician anti 6urgcon for ,e week, Dr. Camerou'andJUi. LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL, Nov. 18. Direct. Indirect.' , Direct. Indirect. Australia .. .. July 23 Lima ‘ .. ,Sept. 12 Bahia .. sept. 29i Maranharn.. Aug. 29i .. Barbadoes Bombay .. 17/Mobile I .. lOct. B. Ayres .. .. Sept. 12 Monte Video ..Sept I Calcutta .. .. Oct. 9' l New Orleans .. Nov California.. ..,.,,,, sept. I.New York C. G. Hope. .. ' - 1 Pernambuco Charleston . .. . -.0 )Nay. 4 Rio Janeiro Chin Sept. 281 Savant Oct Nov. 3 Oct. 8' 20r 1 V r alparaiso 20. era Cruz J amaica TIDE TABLE MORN. lEVENO.I HORT. 1 HOLYDAYS, ETC h. m. I h. m 841 I 9 7 lay .3 0 1 n 0 I 11 aril. Dec. 1 11 44 --- .. 2i 0 7 030 Xd(3l'l2omsi3nutesitr 119 11 make Greenwich time 3 19 9 0 4 Advent Sunday hlondiy flaritets. 3irtos, tnari tag m, aith J rati)s. • MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE. Nov. 24. The business of the past week has been very limited as re- BIRTHS. Bards every article both here, at Liverpool, and at Wakefield. On o th th e e 7t 2 l 2 i i i i n d st i a .n n s t tia ; ; ; : ;ll:l: l, r , g a h Ji. , ln tn -h el: l u , c i h ) es m s b o ig f l A w ß ii G re Y . L th L e Holders have been disposed to submit to some reduction upo❑ of a daughter. late prices of Wheat and Flour ;bm we have not ob s erved any On the 20th instant, the wife of WILLIAM FREDERICK undue pressure to sell. At our market to-day buyers confine FOSTER, Esq., of a son. in Wheat and Flour for the ~ .:emseives 10 TCLEIII LI woe or Iv 1 LIAAAIL 13 1 It 1 ).11 mit vsq., or a uan rater, ... supply of present wants , at prices somewhat lower than the rates of this day week, which , however, in the absence of any Same day, at li a son. oole Bank, near Chester, the wile of PETER su fficient business whereon to found qu otations, we do not MART Same d, the Marchio• Esq., of alter. Oats and Oatmeal wit hout alteration. B ame da y,eans fully as a -• • ' Mrs. W, H Arthur 'on, to 4s. to 45s Flour— (;HARD retail, without altu near Preston. Same day, at \V lAN to Indian Corn, I JANE. di On th( .verend J M. Falloon, INE HUT- confideac , per 2,240' and Ibra 1.A., Mr. CHAR Same d lOUNTA ,ness of ELY, of a son. ZEIULER, of Luncheon, Cheshire, of a uaugnicr. Same day, in Cambridge-street, Abercromln PRESTON CORN MARKET, 'Nov. 24. lady of Mr. THOMAS EDWARDS, of a daught , The arrivals coastwise and from Ireland are only moderate On then 23rd instan a t, the wife of Mr. J. HA" this week, but several vessek No- Hought-street, of son. thing worthy of remark has ma. trade since our last rery.rt, ext are reported at Lytham urred in any department of th cessive langonr being the pre ice of all confidence on the part Clifton-park, of a son if the millers and dealers, the demand for each article has been restricted to their immediate requirements, and our previous currency could not be sustained. 'flume was a liberal supply of English Wheat at our Corn Exchange this morning, samples commanded extreme rates, whilst middling 0' were sold on rather easier terms. Irish in limited t red must be noted Id. to 2d. per bushel lower than this day to t.._ se'nnight. Foreign nominal. English Flour ed. per pack and tinople. Irish 6d. per sack cheaper. Beans in brisk demand, and full On the 14th h. prices were established. Oats were offered at a reduction of L. Bowman, Mr. (. t...,‘"d without promoting sales. Oatmeal neglected, NISON. this article 3d. per load. - MARRIED On the 12' at St. Peter's Church, )iirde DAVIES, commerc dittos I daughter of Mrs. E BERG of this town to CA] .ii.iNGTON CORN MARKET, Nov. 20. CHAS. PARRY, of ( (hi the 15th itistan 251 qrs., fa 4'o 155.11 1. V qr.; total, 4203 14s. Bd. Belfast, to JANE, dr, 49 firs., (a 41 18s. 0:1. v qr. ; total, 4169 2s. 0:. Belfast. qrs., @4l ss. Id. v qr. ; total, 4216 4s. 10(1. (in the 16th instant _ . .er of the lute T. I Oats Wheat Barley, I the Rev. J. G Kireutihrightl Church, Auchiticairn, only daughter of It. A NDle.itSf On the 17th instfl••• line of this town, to MAR is Is. LAND, comedian, Same day, at St WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. Nov. 23. The supplies this week are good. The demand for Wheat continues very languid, and the business limited at a dee Is. per quarter. Park y meets with little per qr . cheaper. • - - he Baptist's Chu!' ,t week's prices. Bemis sE I slowly J. DAB' WISH CORN MARK Et Burnley, Mr. .GARET way, at at. Mr. JOHN PORTE' MARKET, CARR. FAM CUR Iv the Rev '-srynare, the NscßoFr, of the wife of WALTER SCOTT, Esq., of Ir. ROBERT t ENE, eldest G. JOHNS'IN, ILL., Mayor of. I. IigNICfDAISH, architect, of niece of the ►ate awn'. t;TRICK- ELIZA her, Windsor. ter, of Sabt►en, ;hip of fourteeu 's Church, by the_Rev.lt tiIW.AVA DPING- bers, to lerately fair quantity of Ni trade at 's redUction of is. t€ NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN NOVEMBER 24. have been numerous. heat from the farmers, and anboug _ :e conk! be realized, yet owing to the I Same day, at the samples showing, w wing, the hole met T. - ' The arriv of the la no improve , . improved Col K of last Saturday d Suffolk new was 425. per q Went have been sold during the we( to I MARTHA, 'la TON, of W Smile d ofd were of Bryning, ne, THOMAS SAIL To-day there I W. Wolseley, Mr. WI only ila' or II J. B. 1 , owe carg . _ s. per qr. 63tbs. per busize eld firmly at our quotation. neglected, particularly tuia rge arrivals of Rye have deli ier articles no change .Stockton and country fines, per sack IN MARKET - _ supply was very moderate, barely supported, and a numt In Indian Corn was merely in ti.ni in value. j Oats Ss Od to Os 0,1 I Second Flour.. 12s Gd to tits Ott I Rapeseed .... Os Od to Os Oil 25s Od to 28s CA I CORK COR new. and I Good Flour from foreum Wheat are a free sal Indian Corn ax ill sc.lrce rWheats a improvement , At our Corn-Eket of the week. BELFAST CORN MARKET, NON and a small quantity of both coastwis ,er each wet weather as during theias inr day; this operates I considerable supplies d would sell at ality, hats. In( )rwlirti freely :noce of Owl! -Good Egypti, at farm work, s a large consumption in the country cult to meet the demand; what is I. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET. Nov. 21. The show of stock was rather liberal. and the quail- y on tl whole good, As the demand rather exceeded the ers had to submit to a sliAt decline. but scarcely a quotam, one. A fair clearance was made before the close of the market. Iply, deal WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 21 We had a good supply of Beasts, the principal part of them Irish, of a most excellent qua•ity ; the show of sheep was rather small considering the great i:emand, and all was sold up at they an advance. There was a good show of lean stoc moderate show of Pigs. Beef, ss. to ss. 6d. per st sd. to 50. per lb Mutton, DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. Nov The supply was somewhat smaller than last week, with a bet ter demand every way. Prices, notwithstanding, were much the Beef. sinkine offal. urime 395. to 425. ; inferior and middling 28s. to 385.; is utton, off sink, 4d— 5d., and sid. ner lb.; Veal, sd. to MAI. The Pig market consi , ted chiefly of small kinds for rearing and fattening, those for Bacon brought 325. to 345. and 355. per cwt.. according to quality. STATE TR.Aut 'MA Ncitts.rtn.—The goods department is as inanimate at the close as it was at the commencement of the week ; and the bu siness effected is inconsiderable in its aggregate amount. Print ing cloths continue to meet with purchasers more readily than other articles; yet there is a diminished inquiry even for them. The overland mail has given no impulse to the various widths of shillings, or any other fabrics suitable for India and China. It is as difficult as ever to dtspose of long cloths and T cloths; and an unmitigated dulness still weighs upon the prices of do mestics. Altogether, the tendency has been rather unfavoura ble. and previous rates are not fully maintained. As regards yarns, it is but too evident that, in the lower counts of water, there is a growing disadvaniage on the side of producers • in No. 20's the depression is extreme. On the other hand, No. 40's are rather more called for. Warps for exportation are be coming more difficult of sale. The finer counts of doubled yarns are slightly improving. In the finer numbers of mule, from 50's upward, the India merchants are operating rather . . . more freell and somewnat iiiiprovru Intra air the whole, the business of the week has been very limited in its extent ; and, except as regards some particular articles, we may quote an average decline of about 4d. per lb. from the late highest range of prices. After all, however, the weakness in nrices scarcely extends below the surface. Spinners and ma- nufactui . ers make but a slight abatement from their extreme requirements. The buyers soon find a bottom of firmness, not to he beaten down ; for the producers do not bold any material wei• ht of stork, and they are quite eware that the well-em ployed manufacturers of northern Germany are far from over stocked with yarns ; t7.,at. in Italy and southern Germany, the supply of British fabrics is becoming scanty; that, in the Le ' vant, symptoms of improvement are beginning, to appear; and that, great as have been the shipments to Calcutta and llom bay, there is no accumulation of stock in those markets. Thus is our market, on the whole, well sustained. ROCH DALE.—We have had a good market this week, but not quite so many pieces were sold as in the preceding week. The middle and lower-priced pieces have been most inquired after, Manufacturers are offering rather lower prices for wool. MACCLESFIELD.—There is no new feature to notice in the trade of this town, either as regards the throwing or manufac turing interest, the latter remaining, with somefew exceptions, in the quiet state we last reported. We understand there is a prospect of a fair business being done in figured fabrics for the ensuing spring. The raw silk market continues firm. LEEDS.—We are glad to hear that within the last few days some tolerably large orders, from houses in the foreign trade, have been given out, and there is a prospect of a fair average winter trade being done. Our public markets have been well attended this week both by merchants and manufacturers, and there, as well as at .the wareh goods has changed hands at late prices ses, a seasonab, le amount of BRA DFORD.—WOOL.—In somehands a shade more has been done, while others have experienced great dulness, but on the whole the filminess doing is not large, not is there any induce ment offered in price to remove the many large lots remaining in stocks in different parts of the town. The stock in the mar ket is excessive, compared with other years, but the staplers see no chance of replacing their stocks, and cling to them till either wools decline in this country or advance here, of which there is not the sli,tihtest prospect. YARNS are without altera tion as regards price, and great complaints are still made by the manufacturers that their wants are not met. In some hands looms have been stopped, owing to the prices being such that they will not continue their production. PIECES.—' he transactions are not extensive, and prices are firm. lIALIFAx.-There was scarcely so much business done in the Piece-hall on Saturday, but there is a fair amount doing in the warehouses, and as stocks are generally very low, most of it is done to order, by which the manufacturers are enabled, in some instances. to obtain rather better rates. Lastings and low mixtures are much inquired for, but not readily met with ; the inadequate prices which have ruled for some time past having greatly diminished the production. The Yarn trade continues brisk, at fully late quotations, and the export houses are disposed to give a little more for prompt delivery. A fair quantity of long Wool is changing hands. with the turn in favour of the seller. Most sorts of short Wool are more easy to quit, at recent prices ; and brokes, which are more sought for, are looking upwards. HUDDERSFIELD.—The market has not been very brisk, although we have had several buyers, but we do not hear much complaining, and with the exception of those engaged in the manufacture of fancy vestings, there appears to be considerable activity throughout Oa district, PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST-OFFICE, Nov. 25 Mailsdesp'd Last Packet Next Packet fromLondoni sailed. I due. Destination I • S'HAMPTON STATION Lisbon l 7th, 17th, iPacha I Next Mail Madeira ,and 27th ofi Nov. 17 due Nov. 2: - ' every month l Spain Gibralt I and 20th'Indt . of every India.Cevion,&Clnnaj month. i Malta &loninn Islands Greec nd Egy Nov. an;riue Nov A Honduras w. 1 vin,) For. Col. xcept Next Mai inVi. (2) Mexico 8:, Havana.. } 2nd of every'names . I Next MK 2idue Nay. Nov. 17Idue vng. of Ijevery mouth very Fri-;Enro — day." " I 3 3 2 10 0 11 0 0 14 0 HUM BY Church THOM, li instant, Al r. AN DREW COLT S WILSON to Mrs. CATi and place, Mr. HENRY PRICE to Mi On the 30th ult On the 4th in AVIGDOR, Irani King of Prussia. on the 6th inst GARET CARSO t, nt Kirkeuc Mr. J. M`KNIGIfi On the c, 41 - 73:1 1 %2LViiiiia, wife of 31 RO WS NI I Tli , of S' Inlas;er, rr, nea eel 2 v St. Ht , MARTHA ; 18th instant, EDWARD:children of Mr. J. COO On the 11th instant, at Dumfries, in her 9 1 •' EWART, widow of the late I►' ---- - On the 1 . h.. ISABELLA, da►. Kirkham. oaths, iren of 1. RION c ter of the late Air. C. ROW sort and sevf iy, after a Inner 'rem of treasurer of that ha- ceased gentleman was one of the bench( pie, and for many years held the of stitntion., Mr. Burge was in On the 13th instant, at - MARIA, the wife or the Rev .y-fourth The Grotto, a 14 Pi R Same day, in Bedford-street, Toxteth-park, SI MON MARKS. WHIT E, shipwright Mr. Simon Marks, merchant. On the 14th instant, aged 54, Mr. ROBERT HUME. De ceased's death was the result of a fall from the Prince's Pier. He had been a tlithful sere ant in the employ of Messrs. P. W. Byrnes and Co. for sixteen years. 55, Mr, grandson to the late On the 15th instant, in Alersey-street, aged 40, Mr. RICHD. STANANOUGHT. Same day, at Caton-green Same day, at IV THUS. WI LKINS. iced 77, PETER INGLIS, PK, .orth, near Derby, in his 77th year, Same day, at Dundalk, aged In 6. ceased was married at the age of fift4 children, of whom two only survive I aAN. Ds twenty-one W. KNOX, E rd son of ;ea . 45, M A RGA Same day _ FAO 'S, of Conn Same day. in wife of Ur. JOSEPH RU bed 46 years, li LNDIt ICK r. at It FRANC Same day ASHCROF't Same day, at MUTT, forme : ci, mar Ormskirk, 11, aged 34, Mr. EDWARD WHITE citor, Grafton-street, late o Same day, in London, in 'Esq., of liirdsad-house, 1 ;oth iear, H. WI LLOU( hid) he represented nearly thirty year iddleton, to whose title and estates he On the 19th instant, in Ilertfordshiro and brother to Lord s 67th year, P. Smile day, at Mr. B. Sharpies's, Stanley-eresc aged 1 year and 3 months, THOMAS ORRLLI Same day, aged 55, I). C. MOYLAN • minster County C( iged CO, ANN, wife o KIRDY, of Cross-street, Biiken 9, Mr. D years curator Of tt Same day, after an ill Mr. GORING. ebain and rapt M.P Mr. Goring sat for the borough of of Bramber ever since 1841, and his death causes a vacancy in the representation. On the 20th instant, after a lingering and pail aged 38, Senhor DOMINGO RUFINO, translator holme-square, formerly of Same day, at ( Same da V°!stew , Mr. J. M`LEOD, late publisher, Miss MARGARET BALL, of Woo Ito: of s L a o m w e 'e d r a ß y r , o a u g g e l o l n 2 , m hl o a n n t e h l s i Same day, aged 52, SARAH, wife of JOHN FARRER d J. LISTER.. joiner, Seacombe. ELIZA JANI Same day, after a lingering illness, LERTON, a native of the county Down_ Same day, at the residence of her son. MARY, relict of the late THOMAS WHARNI BY, formerly of Manchester. Same day, aged 31, Mr. ANDREW M`LEAN, third officer of the ship Enterprise, of New York. Deceased was drowned or Holyhead. _ daughter of Mr . aged 35, Mr. R. FUL- Same day, after a abort illness, in the 7fith year of his age, at his house in Fitzroy-square, Sir CH ARLES FORBES. Str Clisrles lied been for more than forty years head of the first mercantile and financial house in India, that of Forbes and Ca., of Bombay. _ _ . On the 21st instant, in her 59th sear, MARY, wife of J. SAMUELS, Esq., of Barton-house, Manchester. 'tame day, at rreli Mount, near Wigan, C. MORRIS, Esq„ one of her Majesty's justices of the peace for this connty. Same day, of water on the brain and typhus fever, aged I years, JAMES, grandson of Mr. JAMES 'WARDLE, printer. Same day, at Whaplode Drove, in the lowest part of the Lin colnshire Fens, in his 104th year, ROBIN DIXON. This is a remarkable instance of longevity, on account of the unhealthy character of the district in which decened resided. He was as agricultural laboure-, and never had a day's sickness until his last illness; and was of such robust constitution, that so late as last year he dug with a spade two acres of land I In his early life he was a free drinker of something stronger than teen water. Same day, at Castietown, ag i ed 43, Mr blacksmith, formerly of Fawcett s Foundry HENRY "KELLY, A d R n N t e , 22nd i g ,, e B d q 46, of L t 0 1 k Z eA. () li n k - 4 and daughter of the late John Fernyhough hall Farm, Headley, in the same county. On the 23rd instant, in Wellington-road, ' 17, Miss ELIZA DALE., •elict of WM ['rent, Staffordshire, Li, Esq., of Moorv- Same day, at Summer-seat, Bootle, afte of four years, which he bore with Christian Mr. ARMINGLE TERRY, of her Mojest; HONIA aged 86 year, Mr. William ( Chei ,f Mr. V CATTLE SL RED IN t 448 R POOL tIN:11:014M, 1, at St s Churc