The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-07 00:00:00

1 1111111111 1 11111P"'' THE LINTE RPOO ...-------g•'a"°"""'''' .... Emporto. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Friday, May 3, 1833. great eve cuti letAN I, ES CAPE OF stream of Protestant emigration from s e', E'..ler iv -------------. I w a it c h w ( • The demand this week has not been extensive, but the holders in A by the terrible and insupportable P ;sh p url , „ ti .,., 1 . 4, e obie, , GOOD lIOPE, 4v. general are not disposed to give way, most of the late arrivals haying ! compelled to endure from the pop ' t wee ee')°s•r• louidselerheosLmrseeelviutaite:,itliltainkdost,eil,:inogsaep abto re, .. h o w the mant le. • .till'F's'''l(ll\3:o... gs abnla'c;"°'rns curt mother m Manilla olp2eoa4roi been bonded on account of the reduction of duty, which is expected ttake place on the Ist of next month. Of 1,600 Sea Islands by pub lion of 1641; we have also seen I ran coco nut oil, 5 csks tallow, 110 'as caused by the avidity of the landlord the last cent er e ~,,,,use aht L. l oose 4'74 dry c and , loos o c a a n i c 3 l buffalo hides, 61 bls deer lie auction to-day, 900 bags were sold at steady prices. 500 American and 300 Bengal hare been taken for exportation. 'stern which they adopted during s, e a reele, antimonyt i t saan wood, Anders now find that the very dlete s -° f ll eser 4 le, 24e al Singapore) 200 bxs A fI! l'ilL'Ue'r'd e°--(''' tfe ' horns, loose 6 bits contents unkn, Anderson, ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, ore, abt 20 t tin, le Papists and the avidity of th . effective eti p Dk same cauestiane , 0 a From the 27th ult. to this day inclu.sive. t rental, are the grand and most, and dishe d _ iL r;,4l:ll,,ileLlettticrzfm,Nee.w tig . If "Ee r r eeet, is f , .-vDas AND MADEIRA. SALES. II•IPORTS. which have led to that melancholy e ,baus 1 Current nigration which gives promise..of a e ""l9l l ,l. °T tlatlDl lea p. v.. do, BL' f es - tre ar s o n .f i s,. • with 367 hds 27 tcs sugar, T Lee rotestant population of Ireland e bags ginger, J Gowlirig-River DESCRIPTION. thisYeur Week this Day. Week IthisY ear Sea Island Georgia.... 6620 170 100 Co 22d %NCO !Pinto ; N I . V 2 -. 1 TED STATE S Orleans, with 54 . bales cotton Cro er AI 1 Stained Ditto BBO 60 7 -10 .23339 130725 OR,EIGN EN'TELLIG Upland Ditto 104220 5340 61 - 8 -- Mobile i oSlacr i hales du Lodge u lts do, order-337 b I B olt on, O p , a .uma 39160 1160 61 -7/ it • 1 'O-41 . and . aes do, Bolton, Ogden Mobile. .. - 8 }25822 120286 BELGIUM. Er r.EsE NT. ,ril l s.a ry t. ,. , pit Pnehard-293 bales do, Roskell, Og- New Orleans 64520 3400 61 - 9 )LOTION of THE CHAMBER OF it , 115 0, r ,Ogegeelaod, w h . 1772 10638 Pernambuco Pi 4 441 , m 84 4. eo--ii D it e k , fin Mobile, with 1014 bales cotton, Ros- Aricati & Ceara. 1 19520 570 9 - 10/ 1 81 - 9# . 69, Belch, f un-4 bndls reed pold, King of the Belgians, et eetiar'. [ t a red e eda alr l• fm • Bahia and Macaio lOO7O 300 8- 9 4085 6128 • th ' tell' Po p r• said NI with 500 bales cotton . II t and Jrd • •wi JBO bales cotton, II Patry and co Maranham to whom these presents shall come, e. . li llk Sa . wginned i 13300 780 81 - 91 1 6913 13091 and by the advice of our C oun ci . l e ol ae l l u n i l ; g. o li f s l h e e t I : 4 4 k g e u a e 4 , f j r a j A a l h o n bil e as , ter-- ._. agar y... e ein Mina Bl -81 Tile the difficulties which, since tn h r !TIM° . s, said Master-G Dk • Para 9O 7/ - 8 ;islative session, have arisen )0 wet salted "' with 1171 bales cotton, C Tay- Demerara 3: Berbice 7OO 81 - 10/ 162 916 kindintineistratioaw; . 0; tte a4, 1 1 3 441, et le New Orle a _ s, offer ed ¢'¢A salted is s de, J Hobson d e. of Representatives with the - , circa, s as j de eer . te N ew y, hides, J M'Kean-G Dk Barbadoes 250 of tiles'-• r ea (ta 4 b a l e ura, with 85s hilt , 7/ -81 ..s cotton, Collmann, Lam- Common West India 2270 120 6/ -81 412 2265 sidering that, in consequence nisters have, on different occast fe of n.i. ,_, hid r tar, .„ . _, es d al' Sons-la 2 bales do, Hagarty B a hama ins win s+ Le be nnistO ""i 61 7 - or an Evans -784 brls turpentine 500 Carthav•ena. 1810 - 6/ 371 ion, without having succeeded .t 1 ' ce ol ' the' lee K nil, Mackie and co-abt 10 t horn . J Smyrna '''''' •• • • tips, lOO 64 - 7 229 btion which might present a confiders ta ke . See bishop, fi n ,„ e to 6 0 0 I. 4 and_,S Nr. Orleans,with Su titian ...... .... - 104 isidering that these difficulties seem o _ ref, .0... b raherj s 'llanti o ,. 1503 bales cotton, C Tay- Surat rsity of opinions in respect toesteri t 4 e i e cti ci 0 2 , .elestre, . ni _.)„ , s) opd, T Corbitt and co-River Bengal 970 300 5 -5/ 948 isidering that since the last gell er ';' n tribl• aa.l 4 , 5, ~I, _A t e v Orleans, with 140 bales cotton, Jit J Sea Island (': public 880 101 - 131 v al ra ry and co- have taken . place, which hav!A, iaint a . 01 0: tlie BRI , sale this day) - ieing of the independence of " v „ b pr ecfat i It s ' Slove ns TAR AMERICA. - 'eue °, fre St 303510 13340 64313 296298 e, deserve to be submitted to the a r o f est dre,,, , 6 ., John's, Newfoundland, with 94 csks cod ' ; rinciPles,o ,5 " cas? or •.,esks cod blubber, 90 dms cured cod fish, It e first p . 0 ac ...., esk, e _. .oh recd, Monday Evening, May 6, 1833. Baden h . J ' isidering that, if it be one of th should. b e I e . B , , ',?.,K.1 g , ti ~ , 7 L ur eg , s, , „ es , ac . and enkinson-72 csks cod The sales on Saturday were 1,200 bags, and to-day 1,300 sold, with re government thatthe Minister :also i" alis r. 631 n it, 10 e B KB coil ad 40 csks al l bber 1 csks od 15 csks cod . • • • out an alteration in price. le Parliamentary majority, it i s • , t hat the l t , ~ trlah, r Pus molasses, f or der-64csks cod '1 ' 4 c d Arrived-I Orleans, 1 New York, and 1 Maranham. the administration of affairs possibiaeteesinu tO v b tt .(11', iu Ml lg , , T . yi , co or ; ilea id r--,5 0 u . Neale-76 csks cod oil, 1 i csks seal do, not be uncertain, that a doubtful ae n f action - _ iga e ' lii le l,„,„ x hides, W Tarbet-1 bundle dried codfish, ac " a ll - S Dk =tn ttt::)........4=-: , :e.›:.-fz? is of Government paralyses the e _ .ea tee t'" 4i, %el ..4 '',•;. ='s, ',..,•: > '* ; . . - 2 -7 . : 1: i-: 9 9 lstration, without offering to the Ciro e• {°. t 'i ' tb ilr ' n( lari FRANCE. c' '''' -a. - .7. - , a - C me ; lectora ire Ila do' -*, .1 c'fm te e e r., l' - 'm ea c p!.'eeee ;..17'e gle4 o ge . re w a sidering that, according to the e ke r ote .l e i e ale... stend, with abt 46 t oak bark, 75 bales flax "" - -61 Dk .-3 ..4 ; ; . = o 0.. (-.) Chamber of Representatives is to ~.,,,,,,,, to a , „ .b . . • ,?... ;-• r. ... PP' 4 ~---- Tuesday of next June ; that, aceotT a j . id be io o 4 .t t l ety'j 4 o ,, od, f r 4 . P ORTUGAL. ••I • 9 9 • Iv • • 0 -(,; 4 . '• .e... who s e Limo • 0 ••• . • • IN° o 0 • .3 of the same law, the members a .,.. ii i t y of clod tZe„„Z i l o ge, , w li n, with 2 chats 18 hf chats lemons, 295 chats e . , 01 • S' partial election, seeing the impos lo t it t° • he al l 4 Pet k bk hr chst Andrew-45 chats 110 hf chsts do, Coll- • •.. 'l. immediately, would continue to s . ne eese tt ei l i le 0, ' do, J Collin and co-2 hf chats do, said ..... w . . . ' • o oe • : toe 'eene . .ber; that thus, representatives who se v i n e° ~e 0 l ee k, ee e.46 , fm e• . ',..i......-y- , ...i ad y named would influence, to the e• a , , e b y tsi 4,714,0 lists.37 ht . i e isbon with 13 chats Ihf chat oranges, - k-.2' g l Dlutions of the House, and would be D' i te Bo ,. • I l it c hats 8 01 „. c ists do. E Rae-29 chsts 86 hf chsts ,_ bet 6 , . v te, Fi r ehst 0 ,..,' chsts do, 20 t salt, said Master-5 boxes s. s. i i - e the most important questions; the Chola s ei ne e n • e tete 'vete I„: l7 Ke s s , J Rimmer-S Dk *6 .k ° 'F -t : i % nsidering that the dissolution of an d a l I lk , kid it ?o e l an . '',;.! bon, with 293 chats 128 hf chats oranges, •-• -4 ,-. ao • co• .0 a..... cp • ~, .-. o ~,, ,0 • • 51....1..• CO . -.1 laP ves would obviate this inconvenience, cran ere 0 33 5 ' 11 1 14, w i estet..... D ee hf chats do, J Adam-10 hf chats do, 2 s, in the place of a Eartial con owe , 4 • troul, a o 0 t s ksl f eh ,, lso a, f Lik a , i in Lisbon w ith to .....1 c ;,' se acts of that brand of legislative p pt . r r ,,, • ion, wi I chat h ion elist ^", J . Collier 12 hf chats lemons, 344 o, c.,-, p : ~.. 7 ; ;.,' Co t aut otb , nik a4O ~. and co-40 chats 67 hf chats do, ot , -4 , s. • m -.4.2 4 : - 2 1:77,1 7.,.=' dings of the Goveniment; constituteer), bell , A - geg, j !,,, A adn ,". chsts do, Mary Leicester -abt 2 t wood .i.l Elif, 22 &Se,: g c Ifa Zo l s g :cording to the Art. 71 of the the chafe n re "414eteeett and Woods 3 chats 44 hf chats lemons Y. C. 4 , 2 C..., 0 0... • ....v ....I . ...'' g ..• ~...,- ...,. .„.:,,.., e King has the right to dissolve ~,,i ssal utied ei s ift. elver e, e, 4--4 ineously or separately. The act of .v, i , fort/ , ( nte, 8, AFRICA. 4. .- ,„ - , , -.5 .- F.f. ivocation of the elect - oral colleges with in c 4 4 k i et l,qrt, fm Au. e. 21 ... te e-• es o. E• 0 Chambers within two months ;' el o f thboe • i ' l e•e ei tte rs all . ,d'eT o r l 3i : , Icitp 655 csks palm oil, 3 elephant's = 5.1 t i gn.vB s ~,,,, .., , . .. . ...0 . v... h6l cording to the paragraph of the Art: '-' the b l eori N IN k yr ' , An Maranham k • h 1140 b .--- HIS worded-' In case of a Dissolutio n, 16 till lG. e , ,,,i ) ,. , ..rn am, wit ags cotton. Moon = y renewed,' ' ~ .5 0 18- I . l , l e lat- e , . 'he' s ,' B ahia, with 109( 1 b ags cotton, 500 dry salted .-' io .-• n. .- ..-.... Ca .-..... ).' e have proclaimed and do proclaim, eves is a , , N ., , , nne _ a 8 natural history-, order-WO salted c& o - 1 c" w ) .T. ca gt. 9 Ws:•a.l ,st P-5.. 4= tie'. 1. The Chamber of Representeudersigeott I elare.2.-fiit o -186 bags cotton, Heyworth and co gE E sEssgBs 8 See - eet re 4e*. t. 2. The electoral colleges of the tt, l „ ettea„,, l f 's es -. co, eeoc,o , oe, , oescoooF o, evoked for the 23d of next May, to t"' r oll . ° elect° ,- I'd act the number determined by the ictA c.,.... w , cs. co -1 co co oo zea c, -x,,,c , >. IP ed beneath." a dist' Alarketo. _ _............ ____ _ ... ... 1.4 .I.f. n il* ". ( -1 Ci re follow the names of the provinces a s ._ . ,3 --------____ 0 , English reader, are entirely uninteresting ' °O l. csoesooc,oc , csooe. tri 4-b e de ONIAL PRODUCE. s. c.,, . ...... , 8 z ~., ____ tj e, ' bee'!ii,d r - -.- .... Friday, May 3rd, 1833. e , UNITED STATES. eal a ..e ' t ° 1 ) . 11 11-04 (1 °I. S r''GAR • co poroooooooooo o co ... as O fort wed e c, O 4ed ,at a fe they corttinues good, and 1,150 hlids. B.P. .„. ...d .... t LAUNCH.-Another splendid ship W. h i, , t t. .ue at lo w In.Ltr improvement of exl. it) Is. cifi cwt. , ..,,,,,,,,,..,...-,.......... p:. 4.•-e he line of packets which sail betweene Oto la-0, ,T t e vt th e „ lddling descriptions; 270 bags Mauritius ....... e,.....e ~...-...,..,e....t. n , • i 4 40 • ' 140 tat* Agreeably to the notice published I. 1 4 .1 1 • ~bri. , . rt i , 0 , lens, with 350 bags fine white Bengal at °co te ill a , Ar am niv transactions cOOOOOOOOOO-. ... L .,,, I States, to be commanded by Capta note e ll' i e e e e 0 ,(. .., reported in Foreign sugar c. 7 ,47. m . te unched from the ship-yard of Smith,,,e'ne,s.taile,' b,r,",ta,Caeel4o• '8 Paraibas, and NO bags Siam, at 19s. e - ...,, ci:1.400•1 c' 00 -4 ...1 =CO ri, 4. .S.r . : ...14..... .......• 4.- 44- ... ,.. • el An unusual number attended to INT _ „ i th e , e t, r tsi nes ..ve b_puns. MOLASSES, chiefly Berbice and n a t=ll:.,c-z .- 40:Ptz:40F , ...... a-b rent off the stocks in tine style-carryTe,entll, Y . i _4,444 a t0 a g'r'ea taken from the quay at the quotations, a n 0 % .,, , ,....yt10mer. , ea r "< I. , ;2 ri i!.._ " '-.''. upwards of five hundred ladies au u s Nee ( , l o l , ' i', 4 le B °D ate u u1 , 5 , 1 ." extent would have been done but the e a : 7 1' 4 1.F . ;',',.'; .7.P . ; %St cl , r.r. I. States belongs to the line of packet. _ ea a e iiii e, y 4 c asks , 1144tati.11ing to accept present prices.-COFFEE. : I I ' 4 ...,- ;.„ ,-.• C. ) ; t i, Z ti.t.''.l ! ... ;g 0 . , .., ...g 8 Trimble and Co. and Samuel Hicks ac l ' et 1 t t allcejjealee ion consist of 190 casks of Jamaica, 700 a • t ea,- ,el e , ~. , )he the largest ship ever built for the p de o:, 0 , . 44 t oni ; the 'lre, and 2 . 20 brls. and bags of 'Trinidad, .-3 • - : ray ei p. ' c . 4.41 . ' % "" •c. x .-J 'A • ?), .i. ut 660 tons burthen. Her length ; ) ' 1 f e et t be t, I) Pi v ( : , , bu t st dentalld throughout the week has been o -1 • e'' ee Co 0 . •S • . ,• . ,C;?, .1 i of keel 130 feet, breadth of beam ee g o oes t O e a u aes' t eigu, ,„ e a ( IY prices were obtained for all descrip eu a e • - W•• "' PP .4 • Cl ... . P . . • . . • . 21 feet. To Mr. Smith principally b ~.,, ea g l iel and Laset3e 4 f bags fair ordinary Brazil brought 535., e • • u 1 , "tt ucting her, and we may emphatically -;?, ea d o . 0 . i ritli4 i casks African 51s. 8 535. ff, cwt.-350 • • • o ' • w o 0 4.4. chant ship been launched, more Ja s e l ; l t ufll e e elt ' e„to ef ,s Lee, 4 4 CocoA have been sold at 555. ild' cwt., . . . e. 0 name which she bears. She has on h upon o lt, . 1 - --../ ai ' (Nur IN uER at 30s. @ 30s. 6d. with 120 bags - s, 3 = nited States, beautifully carved, resting 1. he *, :It, of , ti alt ity at 4d., and 100 bags black PEPPER at N ..., ~.. o •• icla et ' . 41 4 i lqi c li the CJ, CI ... ... ost critical bservers unite in pronottl iaea 1 el tk 4 ato llar y only transaction is a small lot of e-, .. C 4 • • C.,- , - ...s X -. C..“.,... CI 9 c: i.-, . • ..• ..-,:.„.,,... •,„ architecture. She will take her e lt t „9t ',e o .; , g e kW I) erd ual itT, at . l3s.-RUM.-The choice marks to /.., 0 • -le•• see,e,e,ges.• tco e, • .-•-- • eee ... pool on the 24th June.-New York I ar e ; ftl3: ls 'e f; 41,t,114. "rata meet with ready sale at the quotations, - e'l 'cal is ~0 '4 le' Iluo inf e • 4.-.. ?'TAIN BACK'S EXPEDITION.-The aril a i b ri e ' NI 4 f or i. eD u nor sorts are extremely difficult to e• ~- - ,-• i.e.-4e es e. re .-• 5 city, from England, and the purPo se terl ) col, 4 44 "uke Puns, chiefly common Janiaicas , have r Tee el l ele ,) t* tluar use a n d . 5 ."- " • psonEs s :. 2 , 6 fiz Sel7V: ,reoe. • so ce 1i... CZ 01....4 C 0 • 14...CAp0r.40001, already mentioned in this paper. „h oe b , oe bs ity . export at 2s. Id. e 2s. 7d. as in - engaged contemplates not only the . . 1 dejeaeleei 4 ' I ' ° c ce •e. e. Fee-. but is promeited by humanity. At a... su i, t , ,, , ..1 01 Oa p t 7oe n, ,°eles consist chiefly of 150 tons of Cam- g ,'-' 2 g ~..,0 n•-• 3 r 2 'AIL i ~7 0 %.„,.,- . 4 .. ... ...GI Cft ,•••• CD C , '6..9..4 .-4 -5: 5 I, given on Friday by the British Cp' char'', II 4 "qu a 'tle a. ' 1 1,,c7 12s. 6d. ie £7 155., and 50 tons ~.. Sg F.l ZltS'aße42,s42 , T..-. Teed the . plan of his expedition to :eir ter ,.ll .l ' l eV Oal V eoe 4-3 •tf , ' ton; no sales reported in either , es „ , ..,, e t ritish Minister, the Hon. Daniel Web s eetee t o t u t It 8 4 r, --PARwooD, or CAMWOOD.-Thexe have -, -1 es ,-.-• ee.-. ut Ifs de q f e Ver 4 E , ...I OD C. 4 C.. 3 ta .1,.. 5.0 .f... co tO 5.4 .3 ...n Gs iG G., 1 . 0 aist.-. va ,c, p ~.s ...,, , r of the city and a number of othq this be 4 , o r al ~ TINE this week, nor any alteration in rit-16 ) .0..1 5 .3:8,n , 'z'o this c. 4 tt .. sal a'areel tc, Is present. He proposes to leave ~„ be 3 0 . , ef 4 /50,e li n , s are arrived, which will be brought ... c 8 e, ,ee.,..oeseeeo.eose, -• ft -. e... r three days, for Montreal, which n o 2 cc eul g, ow 1, 1 : 0 41 I 4 18,, - " e diatelv.-In American TAR the sales ()int of departure. Captain Back ie e i at le e joe, h . r I? . evi o ,.._at 11 8. Ind,'lfs. 11d., which is a trifling We have had a steady demand for Cotton the last month, with very ,of the Royal College of Surgeons, le l' o eleot) ~4 o , 4 8. fir prices.-111ontreal Pot ASHES are 3d. 4P little alteration in prices : the only change we make in our quotations _....:,.. ,A , .11 rivahr. anti naturalist to the e ,:4, 1 '5,;.,0: 1 ; i,,mly h.,` elie n „ • Ravi n , h ___ ~„„„... A 8 ,..„ L: , ...„, 8 ..„..., 8 is in the inferior qualities of American, which are Id. 4I" lb lower. C O =de LONIAL PRODUCE. bee deb Friday, May 3rd, 1833. UNITED STATES. s a iald 'r ew s o l e f a o t r s ' rG A R • . was on rt a e ~0 and , a f „ .. ,, continues good, and 1,150 hhds. B.P. I. LA U NCH.—Another splendid ship ~_, po i , 4 2, ii e at to w ra ziner improvement of exi. a Is. cifi cwt. he line of packets which sail between our 1 , 1.1, I ' P . T . elvt. th e quot dling descriptions; 270 bags Mauritius Th e oni ations, with 350 bags fine white Bengal at Agreeably to the notice published in s.ll. as t `4Li,„ 113. I States, to be commanded by Captal, ea loi, e lo' , ' e w e ,,,atid b azt 'Y transactions reported in Foreign Sugar unched from the ship-yard of Smith,,,flos the b, t ,i.ra, ii.. -- --14 0 es transactions and 300 bags Siam, at 19s. e An unusual number attended to INT _ „itb eoet r , pi nes ,, ,, ,ve bee,fruns. MOLASSES, chiefly Berbice and rent off the stocks in fine style—carryill6.,,eat:a... Y . th,L, n 0 i, •Ne r , ( - a gi . o 7.„taken from the quay at the quotations, upwards_ of five hundred ladies at!" 1 0 0 s. i ,ole B or ate u0v 7 ; 71: extent would have been done, but the I States belongs to the line of packets s an d floe! , v 3 cask.. Pli tain .thog to accept present prices.—COFFEE. , Trimble and Co, and Samuel Hie. o vi , 1 ..,_ A aki!..1),41.7-lon consist of 190 casks of Jamaica, 700 r le lltl y_to a; j i rdra, and 220 brls. and bags of Trinidad, ) be the largest ship ever built for the p de o:, i i ; , ut 660 tons burthen. Her length ° 1 fe et f or 6 5 , 0 i v',e, b ut r e demand throughout the week has been of keel 130 feet, breadth of beam 6 4 _, 0a gs ,pe a oag,mei g ,; '.'eady prices were obtained for all deserip b7 t16.41e4 L il i t a ... a lid 'it ) bags fair ordinary Brazil brought 535., 21 feet. To Mr. Smith rincially ucting her, and we may emphatically-,,?' c an tl e 70149 Tri op ew casks African 51s. 8 535. #' cwt.-350 7chani ship been launched, more i4 ta flle . 6lt 1 0 of Viidi o Zl COCOA have been sold at 555. #' cwt., T i Its-. 4 4 qu a' . ;ER at 30s. @ 30s 61 with 120 bags name which she bears. She has on . oc 00 0. 4 ! • ging ile ;al, of ay - fly - • la g t he,, e l . (4 .,. ti,,, i •at 4d., and 100 bags black PEPPER at tilted States, beautifully carved, ie. ost critical bservers unite in pronotioL e ie 4 ,0 '. l .l4 a _lini ar the only transaction is a small lot of architecture. She will take her ,lac . 9tll i i ep, , the ilinftbeivll(einality, at'l3s.—Rum.—The choice marks pool on the 24th June.—New York .1 ar , I ' of tl3 . ili L , of ; tint, a !a,ra meet with ready sale at the quotations, ?TAIN BACK'S BXPEDITION.—The arricalof bis i; , ; ) ,4e l , for at V 1 inferior sorts are extremely difficult to r city, from England, and the pur_nos e ep terl' i c al,, t 4 114kohi e ~ Puns. chiefly common Jamaicas, have already mentioned in this paper. The,,, , oce°s:, }'to ts I l lality . s e and export at 2s. Id. e 2s. 7d. as in engag;:d contemplates not only the "u de ietin e ,,ti:., ,i i , 14. - -"rh,. but is tom to IJyr snot it At a d i, C i a e r , l'' 4 44 ptwoo,,easales consist chiefly of 150 tons of Cam , given oil Friday by the British C„, l3 . l 2 s e l hat'll'', 44 4 ;. c . tle at t Q t 7 12s. 6d. ii) £7 155., and 50 tons ined the "lan of his expedition to Sir D stel" , . bi n ' ai' r , 4 4 ales ; eel), t V ton; no sales reported in either ritish Minister, the Hon. Daniel Wc d i s tinc o a d rq'tt forever 4,,„ Aatwooo, or CAMWOOhexe have rof the city, and a number of othq, ityr ec. o; 4 , aI . h a '_ENTINE this week, nor any alteration in t `„ty,..!ale 1 :: r eels are arrived, which will be brought Is present. He proposes to leave tri a ls be 0 4 illY 02 3 V 1 'to 'bid llu edi ~l ately. —In 1 American " r three days, for Montreal, which . ac co i „) , o , v k l , s., a , „ a v.— n IAR the sales ()int of departure. Captain Back is Loa tlo dit i o P, Ler, lleVi o44 - * 'l.'B , lid. lls. 11d., which is a trifling , of the Royal College of Surgeons, in c e , p c 1 ,51),, ~,T t ut e s 6,1. vices. Pot ASHES are 3d. W Tacit) , of surgebo and naturalist to Mc , n D P- P c ; 4 t Y , ll 4v e lle oltra a ving been accepted, but this reduced former companions, on Sir John Fro... a d ,N cia ,b , , et l arable b ailvp g rie d , buyers to come forward freely, as 70 ith him. They are inured to fatigue, i. ' c ola 0 0,, ia qy. 50 I" ~„1 1, hands at 245. 6d. 255.; Pearl Ashes : duties they have to perform ; and . D , cav ot tlf, ~,l(,1 ), _ bri s : a , Y, without much enquiry, and the sales Le party is to be increased to twent•;• je a (l e o t(! ) ,,, ,11' 9w, chase St 26 5• 9d. 275. IP' cwt. There is a dis c the following as a sketch of his inters is tli 0 , !, Naariieli,,,Z.?ies' pearls, but buyers will not give the ng Montreal :—The route to be pursue,. niv bey 4,1 1 , 1 °,41e r , h r or New York FLAXSEED for sowing, ie fur traders, by the Ottawas, Fren . c e o,..ei 4 . q a „. '41), ) 48 h a . - e appeared, but the season being so far :s, Lake IViuepeg, &c., to Great Slo ic t ic hr o f t . . ore 1 . , 300 I.ll‘, rater given way in price, and in con :till, i ti , .. t ,oxa t ,r lB . have been disposed of at 775. a 80s.; from Montreal of about 2500 miles v ii 'l la „. l , 0, i.l, be accomplished early in July. 11 - ,,,bio fo rr l ; ,4 t ;ltio t '''s......l small sales have been made for sowing, Le lakes is in a large birch-rind c anoc9,_,,, c (l e .,of i ., _htid:•••••9t: C LOVERSEED but little has been done at will be changed for smaller canoes, ana_l'in ; . 1 I tor (4 °• 1,; (311 {ON BARK is in more request, and h. At Cumberland House the party `lob` 4 e . , ; ~.t4 r ets, .„i_adelphia realized ifs. 3d. Bs. 61—No t, which are better calculated for cony .ci, , s ll' o a: 'l'.-ii.. Indi a w AX----The chief transactions in HIDES which will form their most certain foo,tieds ~i i ' 4, :y_ vi8:1,14110) which sold briskly, and at rather higher d a l litl f t l . flidi a s c AYres Ox and Cow sold at 61-d. fie 841., of the buffalo, moose, or rein-deer ; l' ea toi lel lo 5 11 4 tj, i r st et aa ew 7PI. fe . , 7;e1., 4,230 ditto brined 7;d. a proportionate quantity of fat; and, w an . a t t ," 11 keep good for many years; serapc( l _ l ,.„ " .cc o ia i 'l., ~td class wormed and rubbed, 6d. e 6id., 7,000 r, it forms a palatable and nutritious '''S ta!oe:., C.. N t 'ltid ).?' ditto 3Xel. e sd. 280 dry East India in guides and hunters will be obtain c . ein y , s. T ia isi k et . ) } ( 1. 9 salted New York' at 4;el. V' tb.—No fto the Great Fish River. The nortrtaia ; 15 , 1,Z t f1 0 0,,,, t 1 inehilli SElris, or of HORSE HAIR.-95 er residence having been selected, Thee o ce'l - o) , 4t, ~I ) Q4 c co 11 411 K sold at £5 a £5 ss. #' ton.—The le will be appointed for erecting ..., ste oathre 11 I 'Y ' s et(' • as ag • been •,- it • amlimited, and about 80 hhds. the hunters and fishermen employea.t,!' l ob c , , t 1 41 444 4 ! s ti line , ,, e° again of 25 hhds. of Virginia and 30 ki t es ef c of i ' to the trade, a few of Virginia leaf for 3 Captain Back will proceed hiniseilvi of 11, 13 ii. i the river in a light canoe, with a crc_ ca l,, l. iih, op 1 1 %11 4 % a Cl l C' e s lv t R . ,entucky leaf for exportation.=-The ad. As the river flows through the lirv a tcn o . l ;ll 1 1 .4111 41. 1, i f h s East India INDIGO went off briskly at .1 elevation with those North of Foes 31. 00,_ 0 0, 1 q 5 11 qt 11. a lit 7,, higher than those current at the late N.l its course, like that of the CopP will f., f ~,i , f...4 sl iti td e; for the Caracea, however, the same ed by rapids or cascades. This cruise to L'oet'i te il l\ lt: N etlii i ;' and, of the 47 serons offered only 14 were , t i gold a 'kev . g has been done in SAFFLOWER, Ton e to survey these, so that on his return.,oil,g 00 anent, they may construct boats torsi a lso , ~ Of: e :lth-a 1jd .44 .„-k few. chests of LAC DYE (11111 mark) river and the sea navigation. As far. , .. it to i. L .,41', ) , Pali okt e 4 14 4 . 7 up. in bond.—Very little has occurred b, } ' , kltb r 'siv e, e 'rRE, but in South 'American the sales permit, Captain Back expects his % t i l e P o.,, i f , an opportunity of communicating 1 :' 11 ' WO crt, etigh for xceedin. 1,800 bags, at 225. 6d.') 245. staining, if not intelligence of Capta , the foi fo r. ) e, i 4 311 4 - one lot as low as 2is. 3d. was accepted. rmation of the direction of his course sta rt .1 , ) ,, ou te. ii io .. im k.s. p lug passed the first winter, they wouiu..,:i o e." l o, e tt li es i': . ll(tl e 0 % RODUCE.—'rhere is no change Int the ice breaks up; and if the or,".„„cti° l , e iß ot s a eld,i,;!3' a t. iii,nlersisToNE • the sales of the week are k has been led to entertain, from an , u' l l,ref il o r b et , r td e9 4 t, th e ~_I ~ ton.—ln SUMAC, 5tX) bags Sicily ed by the Indians, of the mouth of the w; wo os tle e i ki te , qe.tAs, of has not been allowed to transpire. Oki, ,prices remain withot alteration.— nd 69 parallels of latitude be correct, t . " l ona r to i L 300 miles from the wreck of the Fur,Y,; co te, i',. `'k )t , s dlui ~!ire , .i o.. s of MADDEas there s e a fair demand 2ircumstances, little or no doubt can ,P'i r lO r t -'O ,O t Pt i, '.' 4 . , 4, 1_ Sal e t m °rts are neglected.—MADDEßßoors 1 , 1 and 61s. is with difficulty obtained for g ble to reach it. If, contrary to to ° i „, E ,l ''',/ it 0 i sjt o its ,e ro t - ai a n Ross should be discovered on ni,' ‘ . a cc o ft e o 4, ti lt .' Sp an ,a,s been more demand for OLIVE OIL, Fury, and the season should be far au,: te r cl ref e , •(,,,tot the so kii 1 0 11 have been made at an advance of ary they should retrace their way to rf . . l ' o ity - 4 , Nt E t ‘ w eek ' _ts re of Galipoli have brought £6l; the oing they would embrace every oppor".', to '; te s 0 iN ti 4 ~n,,,, i 4 B n lOO , tuns, including 50 Seville to .ks and signal-posts on peaks and cap be, f e r ; 4 1 t!i, ,at ball pare _, 01! held firmly at the advanced of the wanderers to the notes deposi do pte:aity ttl t b4a. s b . ° 12,. „e , .0t fine picked Smyrna VALONIA, position of their fort, and the means 3 .„.i 0 ;.' .., i ,r) 'll4 (I tit ai rn doll'_; in general demand : continues dull. the disruption of the ice in the folio., c - 1 ,0 1.0 0 . 11 , . ke N ti. eva t i o _ .. in FISH OILS this week, and prices in would again be on the shores of . e l t i e n i tl e o 'ke e rg o Y ,.‘ ?"l, B ll o ,. ec LINSEED OIL has again become very 'arches be resumed in a different &r i c he i loo e itt.d) ti 4 et r. j .! 4 10 t o f! Yd at 2a. 41—In pale RAPE littli) ly taken; every Esquimaux hut yenta, o f th„0100 cavil ii7, , ,Ce not LS rALM OIL has been sold from the he hope of finding some tok of the 11 1, , , e ac i:, ,a co„ 4, i, stead t , ,, ,dnspired ; sales from the warehouse C• ta i l s P o tli fit J ' kelt er '94y s'" it ), •, aceordinc , to quantity —OIL of he gratification," observes p . . , 511 o iy , s a to at lou 4t ou r u _ , . 0 • ers of the expedition will expenent e wa eh io r eif 1 4 144,, to , 04 . ct ot , a ‘ tions.—ln FLAX and HEMP tish seaman be rescued from ame , ; ,rt t o 4. 4, lies v '!".-1 ALLow remains steady, but ir e - ee' ift‘ X, t..-, e rY limited ins, will amply repay them for the it o a tt o bta ~s t,. Nix Th e Ir . la' t .,tilo t a l ee of bar iron at Cardiff is £5 15s. to .le, even if no such happy fortune sho ...t be op , teßt e the geographical knowledge that ion s elc s t 0 ••••(,,,, • 3 14 . s bill; £6 nominally obtained. Pio. !ntific information resulting from a cou d, s ho,, e o 744 4°1. 1° 44 ; demand not qUiie so brisk as a of the magnetic . poles, will, it is bop_ e .,d e rt 3 ' ;e has not, even in this case, been ii" erican l'aFer. We have had a stead; :le alteration in prie( in the inferior qual le total sales of the 1, and 2,500 Surat, Ns LI 3,000 East India, azil, and 300 Surat, last month, with very nake in our quotations ,h are id. 41' lb lower. of which 1,000 Ameri ; and 4,000 American, 3,400 American, 300 the country unsold. month were 67,800 bags, rere taken on speculation for export : besides whit} have been forwarded int THE CORN TRADE. Monday Evening, May 6, 1833, There are short supplies of Grain, and prime red Wheats are 2d. dearer since Tuesday :—in other kinds no alteration. Oats are in re quest, and prices Id. to 2d. higher. Most articles in the Trade are sold with increased confidence. WHEAT, per 70 lbs s d Sd t MALT, imp.mea s d S(1 Irish red (old).. 5 9 e 7 0 English 5l 0.. 53 0 Do. red 1832.... 6 4.. 7 6 Irish Do. white 1832.. 7 4.. 8 0 BEANS, Enish Canada (01d).... 7 0.. 7 6 Iris 3O 0 .. 31 0 Do. 1832 8 0 .. 9 0 Foreign ... 30 0 .. 35 0 Dantzic 7 0.. 8 0 PEASE, White .... 35 0.. 40 0 Stettin SzWiemar 7 0.. 8 0 nouu, per 280 lbs Odessa (soft) 7 0.. 7 6 Irish, (new) 37 0.. 42 0 Russian 0 0.. 0 0 Canadian free hrl 32 0 .. 34 0 Foreign (in bond) 0 0.. 0 0 American, ditto.. 32 0.. 34 0 OATS, per 45 lbs Do. (in bond) 15 0.. 23 0 Irish (old) 2 3 .. 2 41 OATMEAL, 2401b5. Do. (1832) 2 4 2 6 Irish, (old) 2O 0..20 6 Foreign (in bond) 0 0 .. 0 0 Do. (1832) 2l 0 .. 22 6 BARLEY, imp. mea. Melt, (in bond) English 3O 0.. 32 0 Carolina, (cwt.).. 15 6..19 0 Irish, 601 b 3 6 4 3 East India l3 0 .. 17 0 Foreign (in bond) 0 0 .. 0 0 FLAX SEED, hhd 7B 0 .. SU 0 LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, AVERAGE PRICES OF GRAIN. There is a tolerably good increase in the arrivals of Grain since Wednesday, and of Flour the return is also fair. The Wheat trade remains firm at the terms of Monday, with very little fine at market. In other descriptions of Grain there is no variation from Monday. Flour meets a dull sale at last prices. (From the London Gazette, May 3.) Wht. Brly. Oats. I I Rye. Tins. Peas. AVERA I GII s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Of the week ..535264 16 10 32 111 30 2 131 8 Of 6 weeks, regulating duty 53 3 26 7 I 16 10 31 10 129 8 32 2 Duty on Foreign . . . . 33 8 22 10 122 9 22 ' 9[ 25 9 21 3 There is no alteration in the duty this week. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.-MAr 6. We have no alteration to notice in our Butte] Market—the new But ter goes off at full prices as it Arrives—there is also a fair demand for prime old Butters. For other articles in the Trade the demand is limited, but no alteration in pr ice s. d. s. d. BurrEn.—Belfast 64 0 to 70 0 per cwt. Banbridge 56 0 62 0 Derry C olerain Newry. , 50 0 56 0 Limerick (new)... 9O 0 96 0 Sligo 52 0 56 0 Dundalk 62 0 70 0 Cork (new) B4 o—BB 0 Waterford (new) 94 0 98 0 Carlow 54 0 74 0 -- Pickled 2nds, (Cork) G 9 0 70 0 Dry 3rds, (Cork) 56 0 0 -- BREP.—Prime Mess 95 0 110 0 per tierce. Posit.— Do. BACON DRY Hams 44 0 50 0 - VET Do 4O 0 0 ••••-•••• LI/b.—Firkin 4O 0 45 0 Bladilered 4B 0 52 0 THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. giOnbOn (gutWM* FR IDA Y, MA / 3rd, 1833. PARTNERSII IPS DISSOLVED. J. and C. Hawthorn, Stafford, surgeons.—J, Gorton and Co., Hey wood, cotton-spinners.—O. Oliver and J. Richards, Stourport, Wor cestershire, and Bilston, Staffordshire, water-carriers.—T. C. and T. Milne, Cliff-hill, Warley, Yorkshire, wine-merchants ; as far as re gards T. Milne, sen.—E. Blocksome, W. B. Wells, and E. and B. W. Bloxsome, Dursley, Gloucestershire, attornies-at-law ; as far as re gards W. B. Wells.—Winckelman and Co„ Smyrna, Turkey.—W, Brooks and R. Clark, Wainfleet Lincolnshire, drapers.—Stonehouse, Williamson and Co., Newport, Monmouthshire, merchants ; as far as regards S. W. Williamson.—Crossfleld and Williamson. Newport, Monmouthshire, coal-merchants.—Wells Williamson and Co., New port, Monmouthshire, coal-merchants.—Harvey and Pritchett, Teign mouth and Broadstairs, surgeons.—V. and C. 'tidier, Great Malvern, Worcestershire, hotel-keepers.—E. Hipkins and H. Jones, Bir mingham, engravers.—H. Lsborne, T. S. Benson, and 11. Logan, Mor riston, near Swansea, copper-merchants ; a :4 far as regards IL Us borne.—J. Groves, London, and Groves, Speir, and Co., Calcutta, merchants.—M. Egington and L. Parlett, Westbromwich, Statibrd shire, schoolmistress.—J. and W. L. Robinson, Wakefield, York shire, worsted and yarn manufacturers.—C. King, Coiwall, Hereford shire, and W. Morrison, Great Malvern, Worcestershire, merchants.— Widow Ritchie and Son, Gracechurch-street.—R. and G. Jaggard, Warwick, drapers.—W. Guest, J. Osteliffi', and G. Walton, Barns ley, Yorkshire, linen-manufacturers,—J. J. E. and H. G. Robinson. Half moon-street, Piccadilly, attornies • as far as regards H. G. Ro binson.—Fesser, Brothers, and Co., Matanzas.—Niel and Wild, Old ham. Lancashire, cotton spinners. —W. Lea, Sons, and Co., Bewdley, Worcestershire, brush-makers. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Joseph Sharman, Birmingham, grocer. - - BANKRUPTS. George Baker Johnson, Iliii.Zea,Cpping, corn-merchant. Jabez Clinton Pelham, Shad-Thames, liorsleydown, wharfinger. William George Stubley, Castle-street, Southwark, hat-manufac turer. Henry Peacock, Leather-lane, dealer in potatoes. Frederick Cates, Brydges-street, Covent-garden, hotel-keeper. William Moors, Ludworth, Derbyshire, cotfon-manufacturer. Edward Badger, Merthyr Tydvyfl, Glamorganshire, currier. - Peter Massey, Longsight and Salford, Lancashire, coach-proprietor. John Robinson, Cockennouth, Cumberland, woollen-manufacturer. DIVIDENDS. May 27, P. Maddocks, Liverpool, timber-merchant.—Mav 25. J. Jenkins, Lostwithiel, Cornwall, cabinet-maker.—May 24, C. Wood, Abchurch-lane, bill-broker.—May 24, M. R. Dunn and W. Clough, Landon-street, Fenchurch-street, merchants.—May 24, W. Manley, New Bridge-street, Vauxhall, pawnbroker.—May 30, L. Danby and W. Wood, Horncastle, Licolnshire, drapers.—May 24, A. Wright and J. Woodhead, Woodroyd, Yorkshire, dyers.—June 3, P. Allen and J. Smith, Alcester and Hoo-mill, Warwickshire, millers,—May 27, J. Twemlow, Oldham, Lancashire, cotton-spinner. CERTIFICATES, &e. B. Bowman and W. Thompson, Commercial-road, colour-manufac turers.—ll. Carter, Hastings, Sussex, chymist.—J. Dickinson, Ul verston, Lancashire, scriviner.—J. and W, Spencer , New Sheffield, Northumberland, steel-manufacturers.—F. L. Byrne, Kingston-upon- Hull, wine-merchant.—A. Nicoll, Conduit-street, Bond street, tailor. —C. Ryland, Birmingham, iron-merchant.—W. E. J. Neep, Nor wich, silversmith.—D. I. Noad, Copthall-courl, commission agent. IMPORTED From the 26th April, to the 2nd Nay, 1833, inclusive, By 1 Vessel from Manilla and Singapore-1 Bombay-1 Africa-- 3 Demerara-3 Trinidad-2 Barbados-1 Antigua-3 Jamaica-1 lion duras-1 Laguna-8 Mobile-12 New Orleans-10 Savannah-7 Charles ton-1 Petersburgh-Va-1 Philadelphia-2 New York-3 Maranham -1 Ceara-1 Aracati-3 Bahia-1 Valparaiso-1 Arrenas-1 Ostend -1 Hainburgli-1 Leghorn-2 Smyrna-2 Palermo--3 Trieste-1 Licati —2 Bilboa-1 Alicati. Argols Ashes brls. Bark hhds. 4, brls. Oak tons, 73 Berries Borax - Brimstone tons, 602 Cassia Linea boxes, 300 Castor Oil bxs --- Cloverseed.... casks,—, bales, Cochineal bags, —, serons, Cocoa - brls, 603, bags, 902 Coffee, B. P tees. 307, brls. 146, bags, 184 Foreign.... bags, 64, brls, —, hhds, Logwood tons, 490 Fustic tons, 213 Nicaragua Wood tons, 160 Bar wood tons, Camwood.... tons, 85 Flax —, _ . Flaxseed hds 50, qrs. 600, bags, 211 Flour E. 1. sacks, —, brls., Ginger .barrels, 18, bags, 42 Gum cases, —, bags, —, boxes, 48 hemp bundles, —, bales, Hides, Cow and Ox no. 10743, bales, 136 bundles, 150 Horse bales, —, no. 1113 Horse Hair ....bales, —, serons, Indigo chests, —, serons, Lac Dye .... chests, 25 Lemon Juice casks, Madders Madder Roots casks, —:bales, 157 Molasses casks, 722 Munjeet Olive Oil . - - Palm Oil casks, 595 Fish oil casks, Pepper Pimento, W.l brls. 16, boxes —, bags, 296 . . . Rice tea. —, i tes., —, E. I. haks, Rough bushels,lBloo Ruin brls. 85, hhds. 131, puns., 648 Safflower cases, —, hales, Saltpetre bags, Shell Lac chests, Sugar, B.P. hhds 3201, tees. 224, bags, 40, boxes 12, brls., 213 Havana boxes, —, chests, brls, Manilla, .. cases, —, bags, 2040 East India boxes —, bags, --, hhds., —. Sumac bags, 5287 Tallow casks , 5 Tartar , casks 20, brls,, . . Tar Tobacco ..... ... serous—, tees 20 —, hhds, 40 Turmeric bags Turpentinel brls, 1500 Valonia bags, 278, tons, 80 Wax Bees' Wheat bags, —, bushels, VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING. EAST INDIES AND CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. Taylor, Potter & co, 282 Collingwood, P, Calcutta Aikin & Hughes, 328 Clairmont. P, Bombay WEST INDIES, &C. W Clay, or Laidman & co, 259 Laidinans, G, Kinston, Jamaica J Cropper, 334 Liverpool, G, St Vincent Sandbael, Tinne & co, 436 Johnstone, P, Demerara UNITED STATES. W& J Brown & &o, 470 Pocahontas, P. Philadelphia BRITISH AMERICA. J N Wood, or Graham & co, 198 Mary, K, Newfoundland and Quebec EUROPE. 242 Fortuna, Q, Apparman, Q, 130 John Lees, U, 95 Blair, G, Apollo, P, SOUTH AMERICA. Graham &Taylor, 211 Thomas, K, J N Wood & co, 185 Jessie, K, Brocklebanks, or Hightleld, 200 lrton, P, W Kerr & co, or W Rose, 130 Zetland, K. Henderson & co, or Tyrers, 309 Norna, G, Campbell & Crawford, 7 Ocean, K, W C - 51olyneux. 222 Hazard, P, C L Bahr, Do, Do, C G Weber St co, C L Bahr, Elsineur Elsineur&Stockholm Elsineur Do Ostend Arichat Arichat & Gaspee Buenos Ayres Cape Hayden Maranham Pernau Providence, A S MEDITERRANEAN. .1 Rothwell, 117 Snow Drop, S, Genoa St Leghorn Moss & Hampson. 14 Neptune, -- K, Naples & Messina Vianna & Jones, 292 Canna, G, Trieste GERMANY. C G Weber & co, 108 Albion, K, Hamburgh RUSSIA. C L Bahr, 111 John Guise, 6, St Petersburgh ASIA. M`Nair & Dutton, 91 Miranda., K, Syria AFRICA. C Humberston & co, 351 Lady Douglas, P, Africa TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 6ru MAY. Wind at Holyhead NW. light breeze in the morning —ESE, light breeze at noon—E, light breeze in the evening. Off inward bound at 8 3 0 a.m., No. 97, Westmorland, B B. Passed outward bound, No. 731, Mary, B B.—No. , Monk, B B. —No, 1015, Mary and Harriet, A S, at 4 p.m.—No. 77, Statesman, B S—No. 989, ll . ebeeca, B B—No. 644, John Porter, B S, at 630 p.m. Passed Point Lynas inward bound, No. 276, Swallow, B B, at 12 noon. - - - Passed outward bound at 2 30, p.m., No. '702, Alecto, B B. TIDE TABLE FOR LIVERPOOL. Festitah, 4c. H. M. 1 1 1 39 2 18 3 2 3 52 4 58 6,19 11. M. 1 20 1 58 2 40 325 4 22 5 36 6 57 Ht. F. r. 17 1 0 16 14 12 11 I 0 10 Tuesday .... Wednesday.. 8 Thursday.... 9 Friday. • 10 Saturday... .11 SUNDAY . Monday ..... 13 Venus sets Oh 33m even. Easter Term ends. Mars sets Oh 42m morn. Moon last qr 6h 31m even. sth Sunday after Easter ARGOLS, per cut White Red ASHES, per cwt. For, U. States' , 2 4 1 18 Canada, 1 4 PEARL, U. States'.. Canada .. . 1 6 BARILLA, per ton Alieant Sicily BEES' WAX, 4r cwt. American.... BERMES, 41'' cwt. Turkey, Yellow 1 10 Persian. 4 5 BRIMSTONE, clr ton. Sicily, &c... l4 0 Tuscan CLOVER SEED, 47 , cwt. American Dutch red.. French & German white 3 0 COCHINEAL, 41 , tb , in band Silver 0 7 Black 0 7 COCOA, 4V cwt. in bond. 8razi1........ Trinidad 2 12 Caraccas . 0 0 COFFEE, 12 cwt. in bond. Jamaica, ordinary 2 15 Good and fine ord... Mid. and good mid 417 Fine mid. and fine 5 6 Dutch, &c .... 00 0 .... 00 0 .... 5 10 Ordiniii 3 5 Good and fine ord... Mid. and good mid 4 5 Fine mid. and fine 4 10 Havana. St. Domingo 2 14 Brazil and Laguira 2 10 COTTON, 4r Th. Sea Island Georgia 0 0 Stained do 0 0 Upland, d 0........ Alabama . 0 0 Mobile 0 0 New Orleans 0 0 Pernambucco 0 0 Aricati & Ceara 0 0 Bahia & Macaio.... Maranham . 0 0 Sawginned ditto 0 0 Mina 0 0 Para 0 0 Demerara & Berbice 0 0 Barbadoes 0 0 Common West India 0 0 Bahama 0 0 Carthagena 0 0 Bourbon.... Egyptian Surat. 0 0 Bengal 0 0 DYEWOODS, 4 tan. Loewoon, Jamaica 6 6 St. Dom. & Honduras G 6 Campeachy. 7 10 Fume, Jamaica 0 0 Cuba . . Spanish .. CAMWOOD l9 0 BARWOOD, Angola 9 19 Gaboon NICARAGUA WOOD. Solid 16 10 Large Rough l3 0 Small FLAX 4f ton.. Petersburgh, 12-head 4O 0 Dutch 44 0 Riga, P. T. R FLAXSEED, 4jr, Md. American sowing 3 16 GINGER, 4y pd. in bond. Jamaie, white -- --- 3 10 black 0 0 East India 1 8 HEMP, 4r ton. Riga Rhine. 3O 0 Petersburgh, clean 27 0 HIDES, dr tb. West India,dry 0 0 Buenos Ayres, dry 0 0 Salted 0 0 Brazil, dry salted. 0 0 North America, salted 0 0 East India 0 0 Horse, elf hide 0 6 IVORY, V or,. Ist, 2nd and 3rd 4th and sth . , 2 2 0 Scrivelloes INDIGO, #' lb. Bengal Purple and Violet 0 4 Blue andPineViolet 0 5 Ordin. & Mid . 0 4 Violet & Copper.... 0 3 Copper 0 4 Ordinary. Caraecas, Floras duty pd 0 5 Sobres.; .... 0 3 prim eurrtitt. LIVERPOOL, May 6111, 1833. Xsd £s d 0 0 2 18 0 - 2 12 0 - 0 0 0 - 1 5 6- 1 7 9 - 1 7 0 - 0 0 0 -00 0 0 - 6 0 0 - 2 0 0 - 6-10 0 -.16 0 0 -15 10 0 - 3 "5 0 - 3 5 0 - 3 10 0- 0 g 6 - 0 8 0 - 1 2 0 - 3 0 0 - 0 0 0 - 3 18 0- 4 8 0- 3 4 0 - 5 12 0 - 3 17 0 - 4 3 0 - 4 8 0 - 4 13 0 - 2 18 0 - 2 15 0 - 2 16 103- 0 1 7 - 0 0 6;-0 0 64-0 0 64-0 0 61- 0 0 9 - 0 0 81- 0 0 8 - 0 0 81- 0 0 81- 0 0 0 - 0 0 74- 0 0 8i- 0 0 73-0 0 6i- 0 0 71- 0 0 64-0 0 0- 0 0 91- 0 0 44- 0 0 5 - 0 0 0 - 6 15 0 - 6 15 0 - 7 15 0 - 0 0 0 -13 0 0 - 8 0 0 -23 0 0 -10 0 0 - 8 0 0 -18 0 0 -Ft 0 0 -14 0 0-41 0 0-70 0 0-44 0 0 -, 4 0 0 - 8 2 0 - 0 0 0 - 1 12 0-30 0 0 -27 5 5i- 0 0 7}-0 0 41- 0 0 6 - 0 0 0- 0 0 7i- 0 0 6- 0 8 0-30 0 0 -26 0 0 -23 0 9 - 0 5 0 - 0 5 0 - 0 4 8 - 0 4 0 - 0 4 6 - 0 4 0 - 0 5 6 - 0 5 6 - 0 3 6 - 0 6 0 - 4 4 0 - 3 10 0 - 2 18 0 - 1 10 0 - 3' 1 0 - 2 15 0 - 1 16 0 - 1 3 0 -25 0 0 -27 0 0 - 0 0 3 - 0 2 5 - 0 2 0 -61 0 0 .-.55 0 0 -33 10 3}- 0 0 51-0 0 4 - 0 0 0 - 0 8 Cortes 0 2 Guatimala 0 2 MADDER 4' cwt. Crops. Om Bros Gamenes Mulls. MAD. ROOTS, cwt. Turkey French MITII.TEET, cud. East India, in bond 1 15 MOLASSES, 4 cwt. West India, B. P 1 1 OILS, 4J 252 gals. Cod Seal, pale, Whale, (without casks.) 0 0 Linseed, 4? gallon, o. m 0 2 Rape, pale 0 2 Olive, 4r 2.52 gals.. Gallipoli. ' 6O 0 Sicily, itc 54 0 Palm, <lf' ton PEPPER, 4? Black, in bond.. White . 3 15 3 2 ...... 1 18 0 15 3 0 "14 PIMENTO, 41r lb in bond.. 0 0 QUEIt t. B4RIC, cwt. New York Philadelphia. 0 8 RICE, 4r cwt. in bond. _ _ _ „ Carolina East India 0 13 0— 0 16 6 SALTPETRE, V ewe._ I 8 0— 1 18 0 SHUNIAC, 'W cwt 0 7 6 0 15 0 SPIRITS, a imp. gal. bond, BRANDY, Cognac. 0 0 0— 0 0 0 GENEVA 0 0 0 0 0 Rum, Jam. low. 0. P — ID to 14 — 15 to 16 0 1 11 0 2 3 18to20 0 2 4 0 2 9 Stronger. Choice I 0 2 10 0 3 8 Leeward, common.... 0 1 8— 0 1 9 Proof and Stronger.... 0 2 1— 0 3 0 SUGAR, 4r cwt. MUSCOVADO, B. P. Duty paid. Dry brown 2 7 0— 2 9 0 Middling.. Good do. to bright— 2 12 6 2 15 0 Fine to very fine 2 16 0— 3 0 0 Havana, in bond. Brown 1 1 0— 1 3 0 Yellow 1 4 0— 1 5 0 White 1 6 0— 1 12 0 Brazil brown bond 0 17 0 0 19 0 Yellow 1 0 0— 1 2 0 White 1 2 0— 1 7 0 East India, in bond. Brown 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Yellow White 2 15 0— 3 2 0 'TALLOW, 41' etc/. Petersburgh, Y. C 2 5 0— 2 5 3 Soap 2 2 0— 0 0 0 TAR, Amer. 41' brl. Stockholm 0 13 0— 0 14 6 Archangel 0 13 6 0 14 0 TIMBER, eubie foot. Oak, Qiiebec . Pine, Pitch 0 2 4 0 2 6 Brit. Amer. coma.... , 0 1 3 0 1 31 Ditto, Red 0 1 6 0 1 10 Yellow 0 1 41— 0 1 6 Danzig Memel 0 1 11 0 2 3 Riga, red -- TOBACCO, W. band. York and James' River. _ _ Low and Inferior...... 0 0 2f— 0 0 2fl Ordinary and mid Fair to Pine 0 0 5 0 0 6 Stemmed... 0 0 3 0 0 6 Kentucky and Rappa- t liannoek, L0af...... $ 0 0 3 0 0 44 Stemmed. 0 0 3 0 0 51 Maryland.. Canadian 0 0 4 0 0 6 TURPENTINE. Amer. cwt. 0 9 6 0 fil i VALONIA. Kr t0n.. ..... 10 0 0 —l5 0 0 DUTI2i. 6d ' Amer. 63-. 4' cwt. Brit. Plant, free. 247 cu!, 10s. 4f , ton. £1 V cwt. 6d r lli, For.6d. ctr tb B. P. 2d. Ed. as , lb Is. 3d. From B. P. 3s.— .other parts 4s. 6d. 41 , ' ton. .ss. 4J' ton. Id. V mt. .1:. r quarter. 11*. Gd. per clot. Id. per eta. B. P. dry 2s. 4d. wet ls. 2d. , For. dry 4s. Bd. wet 2s. 4d. 47 cut, cwt. duty paid. .3d. 4y lb 4d. lb 6s. V cwt. Is. 41 , (let. .Is. Gd. 4j3 cwt. -9s. ae cwt. }is. r ton. £B. Bs. S 4P 252 galls. —2s. 6d, 4J cwt. ri Is. per lb. ,sd. 4' lb. 1-Bd. V cu./ -15 s. 4 cwt. —ls. IP cwt. 41 , cwt. tr cwt. 22:. 6d. ir gall. 9s. 4f Imp. ' Gallon. .24:. 4f cut.• .63:. V clef, 325. V cu?, 3a. 2d..W' cwt. 15s. ar 12 barrels. Foreign 55:. 'B. P. 10s. 4' load ) 3s. V lb. —2s. 9d. 43 0 Ib. —4s. 4d. V cud. —XI Os. V kg