The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-09-25 00:00:00

05 1 , 0; . 3_0,7 . rwo o'ciockt i 4 0 ,1 ET.-- -111 ‘",„ft; g, an bea r c t p t at to 'clock are---17:, ioc. Losuv";tt% qdtan d ,d` ths, 3; - • frely Newcastle Plc ° heat trade th i l . 4 ,0 Foreign ers oef;ti l ew farm ;Or ° l ik e wise to irchase. becoming. c s a `T h ai r of Atari be r Malt W ag 0 B ea ns, tho :lra t ope 4d at an 8" .60 1 1 a decline of stationarS, iaa—nie Winn .OtV 80a 0 f 'Dab!! the time ' os tbe Told that cirow The sP e 1 36 ' rod GrabliT,o,o, worth ab° 11 1,0 41 : earae— ci re of 00' re I nd thi 3 P tto cbr, -,hinh is a'' its aPPa r5 be prize r . °ra N ;ted , crag 'Jinn i ts e r l t rje (7 5 9 an 9r' ira ° it Wa g lt° ing redo 0 Mail. • et C l} ,t —The ill be • ng t • col' e duo ed er ernploY rot' rs . The biog i ; ruly astonls.„, t, like gue l e w besr lse. L arg rl side of c h i e f:Nl t n.Es o ' ihort tir e " er e to beforeiot mowing deem: o o )s. 1 15; e of the 115/ to do se br kpril of 1 4 ° 13 0! the pat07, 01 ,5 e [9 will be in Gei . tst t , cctetroL ° :l n ess ° l on metro A tt• et witnesse. oth, the te - ' t frora, p o d bY t`; - a lsir i fy h o ur el c So o , the (la/ of re y g ond the t -- ,re t • the h° 118" be dl ins. ooost where , 0 0 on, were' g eld h s w ere 1‘ e asr !s were ri et , —At tin e d P' d od ian ea ri ent nd Ti prison; he s aid till ° ifo he to rted ;i9 "Iv he a r lib f i lyer tf i g her hel,beripe , live t° B o e 0 0 1 she gave d lg rried ° so oe: g le do the f , 1 0 00 mYs e ,: a second ~050 " - e • om tbe rsbe before ? s O r " oner W l ' be 0 9 4e sr . nhat lo '„s.„l 10.1 la , 01d hlife, eatuirf<t.°„"ji h ea lth. a tc [1:do-e Prim' f tu St, 25, 184, G ENERAL TRADE REPORT. Ika l i bil eis a h Monday Afternoon. clti The particularly interesting to report in our tl l it,tit t i l &Re general tone has been one of quietness,.. 4 roy nd e sarcie time firmness. The potato rot is going a d laPre hene t f h, t , h e Papers, particularly in . Ireland ; but we ,kiet s , 1 ..cy a re 014 has . making the most of it. No doubt the n• I ce aga i made its appearance in some localities, , can , yi e l d b aff ord to lose a portion of this season's crop, ' 4 S cm g greater than ever known. rq ke . 44 r 1 4 there is more doing. but not at any inprove (Mit b ° l i ce. On Sat ur d a y, 500 bags of fine grain East ' ) N D ,, rs aght 49s to dav 50s. was offerr-d for fine Noi,"'• weed There. also scild to-day 120 hhds. Bar 41°41pa,t 3 4 7 i i. o 395. 6d. and 80 Porto Rips 0 a t t 3 3 6 8 3 5. 6 t d 0 . Q t er Produc s t i i n e a r l e l parcelios beenof l low Jamaica o p,Velii)etre d uc e advertised for Thursledady o n e . Large ;ales ' 4 14 1 :7 1 e had few daily sales of wheat and flour . since . caution not te any large amount, buyers acting with 14 e fi n I °n ' which may be attributed in some measure . in c.neather since last market day. Indian Corn is v 'antd L ,o r request for consumption, and a few cargoes nle r 411 Yed at the out ports have changed hands at Th prices 0 , 4 . P k e C ot t • n speculative account. 1 , Do %s i bt on trade are curtailing their purchases as in . uch_ . . 41 he e ' and from what we can hear seem determined Igleth..re.to this policy. In this case we may expect a Ilhat"lness for some weeks ; but when they have to Sts 4 .g„ s in in this market their position will be by no i: i ti ly , 1 , - ",", enviable one. The sales on Saturday were knan c j . tc- day 6,000 bales, including 2,000 on specu yth for export each day. Prices exceedingly firm ; "ti es ere has been less choice, common and middling t ile r , ?f American being rather dearer. lt....ktpi! s sc arcely anything doing in the Iron market,. Na l I— wai ting fo il r iearival of the steamer. Quotations 11 44 a• 6d. e• mixed numbers ; 475. No. 1 Gart -44 week . • week • of business done in American Provisions Pop s ,Is considerable, and. though holders appear o. tre e i t Yneet the wants of the trade, the quotations . t s cal a slight been readily obtained, and in some in :ith6,ght advance. ' s d a l ; 4e cTe., ase in the import of Irish butter, holders .. e t r..,,cvance of ls. per cwt. on Saturday, which T f l es; otherwise, a large business would have Od'r Previous rates only had been required. The alightlZiee other articles of the Irish provision trade is , and prim a are scarcely maintained. . . il t le rica d il _ sv e been no arrivals of timber from British t oilfti, s u mig . the past d wee r k, im and one only from ; 1011 14: 4 a 'r nioo d r e e m os a e n fo t berof all g descriptions and the business is brisk. The 4 ,. k p er y s , a re consequently firm, and look forward to a ~''lle .', et itaprovement in prices. The recent reduction N I t - '" re of freights to Manchester and the neighbour tills i? contributed in some measure to give an impulse l 'anch of commerce. P e notim.3 • , n. %, 3 '110ed Tii our l as t th e e xtremity to which the Oht ° : L the Share Market (chiefly in London) had ,‘. o trat e ` u eroselves in their bearing operations , and the ki:te a o e /Irtions they were making to lower prices to or Panic, either to frighten bona fide holders into Y reducing margins, to bring in loans, partially 4 sq,PPlied. These gentlemen have been py In their efforts. They have caused, last week, I tt tilta ti ,, B ° sudden and so alarming as to call forth a ‘ 4 1,7 11 s remonstrance to the sellers from the whole at i e elng London press. This took place on Satur- Ptoduced at once a salutary effect , checking advan c i ng prices very considerably. Londons 'PM 1074 to 115, the 4ths from par to 25 pm. ; k l e ko; L rom 484 to 541 the halves from 194 to 18 dis. ~'e , rnent, too we are informed, has brought in many hcip," o were only waitinz for the time, so that we may railway property return to something like its We commend to the attention of our readers 2orti n a tticle of th e 7 imes of Saturday on this subject, 7'll e ; 11 ,, ( if which with some remarks of our own , is tk i 'dor i — ,* Our market has not advanced so much as th e k:day s '" a rket but it is -decidedly firmer. We annex quotations : —Lancashire and Yorkshire, 37 dis. ; 1819 6~4 t- din. London stock, 112, 113 ; 4-shares, I 18 , i 11 3 16/3 prem. Midland stock , 52 51 52 ; dis. Oswestry pref., 154. Dover No. 4, q B ~ s ank, p ß ref., 1/3Newcastle pref., 44. 4.Royal Assurance, 4 prem. THE CORN TRADE , ket, e 'Tinned firmness manifested in nearly all the 0 1 44 1 ?„ I this country and Ireland , since our last , may kl'esp a Y attributed to the confirmatory reports of the 4 ' 4 it o 'lee, to a d a ngerous extent certainly, of the pre gharl ty y districts of the potato disease ; and, indeed , ar e I striets the tubers are already seriously affected. r„, 41 , I , ll l .lways the last to give credence to a cry of this ele t i 4 , 'eh W e know has often been got up to serve inte tr,!totpeses, and prefer waiting for well-authenticated q'N ttiz ;ue adoption of crude and ill-digested opinions. ih„ We have treated as exaggerations various reports t 44. 7th,' °o reached us ; we do -not now intend to rush tOPPosite extreme ; and we think we cannot do : 1 s adopt the moderate opinions given in the fol 114'Web"raet 'from a Waterford correspondent :- 0411 t .a , v n e not remarked upon the potato crop in our circular ka t 'aili e `'th and 25th ult., because almost everybody seemed ( 1 , 1 t 0 , 0 , 48 about the disease, insisting that the tubers were ki k /244"M, and•that the decay of the leaves and stalks was i h '!tei,„, r al, the evidence of the old disease was unmistakeable oq"41 a go , ' hut there is no use in trying to stem public 41u4te 1 tl:erfore confined ourselves to private replies to i ters on the subject; nnw, however. that the tide is !4, 94 (tt e 4 „111e opposite direction (we venture to say without ',"'k t ," o of Fuse), we offer another opinion, viz.:—that . the Ni , rot is not greater or quicker. than might have . ; ted from its first appearance, early in August this 1 , 4 ' the ,T 3 that from the increased breadth of land under them, tit," 4 th, undant yield, we look for a larger quantity keeping li t „lo ok .n for the few preceding years : with those views, and ) ,t 4 s 1N .3 at the low prices of Oats and Barley, we cannot 41 th 'eil of importing largely of Indian Corn at the ad now looked for, for distant cargoes especially— ts,:t a rt in this will throw the people's comumption opon i ltst ' ci es, while at moderate rates a large sale may still be I 'tied te,, dated (1 • to this, we quote the following from a Cork 1 4 '1 11 c ikd Saturday 4 1 ' 1 M1:,""queace of an improved tone in the English advices, ",,eotriplaints being made very generally of a deficient ( e r le acr able duce of Wheat, added to a rapid in i , s 'isease e in the Potato crop, the downward tendency of IGC', l ll:,: ° ranletely.checked, and more confidence is exhibited 1 , 4 , 4 414._and dealers, who evince . a desire to get into stock, at 0 to ate rates now prevailing for most articles." vteierirr espondent is the only one who speaks of a ,kr vat .,ield of Wheat, and we consequently receive his g 4 1 °as with hesitation. t, ti tie to a ''e often had occasion to refer to the remarks of a i raj writing from Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; we t4`olti i i ; disagree with some of his statements ; but as ip s teti o "uility of his style is calculated to mislead, and type o r s ef Inauy of his arguments stamp him as belong n'e anti-protectionist party, we think we cannot t ) ; N ot °° t Powder upon a worthier object. He says— Il4.4,listandirik the discour_,,,aeing advices from this coon- Vot h ',,l , advancing in the United States and Canada, (in ,tZtoi l rvestern Canada shipments ot this article are being re % - 'e United States,) and if we are right in our conjec 'tsOf hf e eting France requiting to retain a considerable por to c 4 ` r grain at home, .to meet the wants of her population, , b e oty, ! oast no question how the trade is like to rule here. ,Year we do not consider any criterion of the caps 'Jl)4 tt fiat nation to export her produce . , inasmuchas t le s t~k`ekuritY at home obliged many parties to ship to 1 under a state of peace and tranquillity would 1. te - "'lnTed." 44. Ith ti,el4 3 regard to the States, we again contend that their k k tobZfft come here, whatever prices rule ; we doubt 6.2iity that shipments to any extent have been list m t o r Canada to the States ; and the controlling France over our corn markets is somewhat tie tly . 4_ 4 v he progresses. his true bias becomes more tOvit,t eloped. Witness the following 4, " see n • i fo r rity of tenure which would afford free scope to the t tit terprise, and an adjustment of rents where the r too high, the agricuiturists of the kingdom need k ihet ur 'lnPetition, come from what quarter it may. The Ork tlec,9's can import the raw material, manufacture it, tta o euilly compete with other nations in the neutral ' 4 t t 'll s. ti , e world, and if they an do so, why cannot the ( 11 f4 rie tiltUriSt, who has no necessity to look to external kiVis the disposal of his produce?" k bot s b'lst the pure free trade doctrine, but the parallel 4 t t i (4 a tar a scrutiny. Land in America is plentiful 41 : 4 1 4 1t1 i - p l i l in England it is scarce and dear ; and the "t 4l ‘.Et.' is , must feel the difference with an open ko b ps t 'Zaile, on the other hand, the mineral resources k lit - h e ati",rY supply unlimited means for the increased . k iti N , f4 et - o n . ° f steam-power to every department of our re k ,") ,;; e8 ; and how these two great interests can be at a -° ,r equally into a competition with the world 1055 • ti to conjecture. June 30 Aug. 16 , o te., tiqs rn~ 4 o , 'al' Pile( rf )f NSff " G s OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL ( . I th , ea 4 , 0 I t i llani(proof).. iviroh, x .• Wilson (Ist). mg (Ist) 4 ° 0114 % ,nilison More (2nd) ii„;`la,,rtin (2nd) '`e Harwood (Ist) Hour. District Court, 11 Ditto, 12 Ditto, H Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, H "'S I : DATES AT LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 23 , Irect. Indirect. ydl iia ali a ••• • A • • May 1 Lima lin)h„mueEl • ' 6! Maranharn t‘' Ay'Y• ••' • • lAug. 1 Mauritius IS,Js • • • • IJuly 25 Mobile 'ilt t , 44 i • • • • 17 Monte Video ,ia • • • • 14 New Orleans .. •'lrle,': s l;e • I • • 2 New York Sept. 5 (\;4 1 1 4 '`ou : • • 30 Pernambuco. Aug. 4 1 / 4 , e ,c.: • • Sept. 4 Rio Janeiro • • June 24 Savannah t 4 • A • ug. 5 1 S v t. Helena • '• 27 Valparaiso • • 17 era Cruz Direct.l Indirect July 10 TIDE TABU NIoRN. IRVENG.i Ho ITT :TOLYDAYS, ETC h. f l 'U l4 q(l . 25' i - 4 Z. m. 1 1 ' 6 7 Y .26 548 628 10 3 r i Att i ll •"S7 12 748 10 5 11 1 4 (4 ay • z2l 821 849 11 5 • -, %„n •• vi 914 36 ' initi • ."?, 956 10 16 13 14 9 ° 10 36 10 54 16 3 ,Kll2 minutes to make wich time, , tk,`-a kik ' th e e; `' burying in churchyards began in Eng „:tbu,.y'gfith century, under Cuthbert, Archbishop ciN,Edwa.rdAtniong the canons made previous to the titi tl 'el k ," ir k e __, theie is one, ." De . riqn i s a wiesns," wHitch decrees that burying within 1 4 41 1 Icteus-t°ra that must cease, and no such liberty N a itan Ibture, unless the person be a priest or t you r . ' who by his merits, when living, desened aVbipplitj TUESDAY, SEPT. lg.—Wind N.N.E. ARRIVED.—Canada Judkins, from New York, sailed sth nstant, and from Halifaxi Bth instant—New Harmony, Wil liams, Memel—Felix, Rostock—Union, —. Ostend —Oceanus, —, Stettin — Charles Buchan, Russell, Sciacca, Sicily—Wm. Wilson, —, Charlotte Town, P.E.I. SAlLED.—Phoenix, M`Knight, for Antigua—Clemente, Nin teman, Antwerp—Gannet, (s s,) Sullivan, and Ann Jones, Wil liams, Rotterdam—Condor, Rodosich, Rio Jrneiro—Carnatic, Devereux, New'Orleans—Apollo, Metcalf. Genoa—Mercury, Chadley, Africa—Carolina, Ahrens, Riga—Albion, Clark, Hong Kong—Schofield, Walker, Stettin—Laureana Rita, Garteig, Havannah. Benjamin Heape, from London at Table Bay. William Rushton, Foster; Byzantium, Couland; and Star, Griffiths, hence at Vera Cruz. Intrinsic, 111`F..rlane, hence at Miran►ichi. Speculation, Seaford ; Sceptre, M`Queen ; Anne, Bees ; and Corsair ? Westcott, hence at Halifax. Britain, ISPlntyre, and Orleans, Bogart, hence at St. John, N.B. Avon, Cowley, hence at Havannah. 29th May, Godel, from Ceylon at St. Helena, and sailed for this port 10th July. Hannah Salkeld, Downward, from Calcutta at ditto, and sailed for this port. Douglas, Smerdon, from Port Natal at the Cape of Good Hope. - Workington, Bell, sailed from ditto for East London July 17. George H. Harrison, Scott, sailed from ditto for Knysna 18th July. Zuleika, Williamson, sailed from ditto for Mauritius July 26 . Baron of Bramber, Vaughan, from Table Bay at Mauritius. Punch, Grierson, from Calcutta at ditto. Tuskar, Chapman, hence at Quebec, after being aground off Isle Madam. Britannia, Simpson; Elizabeth, Rees ; Independent, Atkins; Abigail, Martin ; and Indus, Roberts, hence at Quebec. Sea Serpent, M`Grath, from Dublin at ditto. Jane, Brown. from Holyhead at ditto. R. M. steamer Trent, from Vera Cruz at Mobile 21st August, and sailed for Havannah, &c.: has $1,200,000 for England. Vibilia, Robinson, and Totness, hence at Leghorn. Criterion, Mortley, hence at Bremen. Gipkla Lucretia, Downing, hence at Hamburg. Europa, Reitzke, and Mary and Jane, Everts, hence at Copenhagen. Chebar, Simpson, from Manilla at London. Socrates, Supple, from St. Petersburg at Bristol. London, Wightman, hence for Rio de Janeiro at Milford, with pumps choked, and must he lightened to clear them. Sarah Sands, (s s,) Thompson, hence at New York 25th Aug. Washington, (s,) Iron' Southampton at ditto 4th instant. Caledonia, (st,) Leitch, hence at Boston 31st August. Niagara, (s,) Ryri , , hence at Halifax sth instant. Rosalinda, Simpson; Richard Cobden, Barrel'; Holyoke, Day; New Hampshire, Chase; Abby Pratt, Shaw; Republic, Marshall ; Halcyon, Wade; Erin-go-Bragli, Thompson ; John It. Skiddy, Shipley ; Fanchon , Lunt ; JZ, Zerega ; Prince of Wales, Brown • Caroline Read, Read ; Jessore t Cobb ; Empire Stateßussell ;' Cambridge, Peabody; St. Patrick, Waterman ; Silas Greenman, Spencer; Fairfield, Loveland; and Constitu tion, Britton, hence at New York. Maine, Littlefield; Leopard, Hopkins; Marcellus, Spooner; Hannah Eddy, Pearson ; Gondar, Barstow ; Nestor, Russell ; Living Age, Snow; and Henry Ware, Nason, hence at Boston. General Washington, Graham, and Mississippi, Bryan, hence at Baltimore. Sultan, Deccan ; Hibernia, Michaels ; Nestorian, Goodhue ; and John Henry, Merrill, hence at Philadelphia. Susan E. Howell, Bailey, hence at Virginia. Stirling, Theoball, hence at Wiscasset. Andrew Scott, Emery, and Cornelia, Blanchard, hence at Portland. St. Leon, hence at Castine. Rochester, Weeks, hence at Bath. NEW YORK, AuousT 25.—The ship Huron, Lowry, from Nassau, N.P., for Liverpool, put back to Nassau 20th July, having encountered heavy weather and sprung a leak, but she only required caulking in her upper works. The wreck o f a British bar - lumber laden, full of water, masts standine mur, and topg,allantmasts aloft, was seen the 15th Instant, in lat. 43, long. 62, by the Attica, at Boston. The Admiral, Crisp, of and for St. John, New Brunswick, from Liverpool. was totally lost on Cape Negro, the 14th instant. The North Britain, from Liverpool for St. John, New Brunswick, apparently with less of main and mizen topmasts, was spoken the Ist instant, in lat. 43, long. 59, by the Joseph Porter, at Boston. AUGUST 29. — The British barque Niima, Weighill,•from St. Stephen's for England, sprung a leak the 9th instant, in lat. 40, long. 58, during a gale from the N.N.W., and was abandoned by the captain and crew, who were taken off and landed at St. John, N.B. :2EPTEMBER I.—The brig Mosella, Hall, from Key West for Tampico, lost on the Alacranes on the night of the 23d of July, had on board the cargo of the brig Speculator, from Li verpool far Tampico, lost on the coast of Florida. The cargo of the Mosella was all taken to Campeachy, in a damaged state. A barque of 500 or 600 tons, abandoned, and supposed to be a British vessel, was passed the 14th August, about two degrees west of Sable Island. It is supposed she had been on one of the bars, and the late north-east gales had taken her of.— SEPTEMBER s.—The packet-ship Henry Clay, one-third full for Liverpool, took fire at the wharf this morning, and is very severely injured. The cargo is destroyed to the water-line, and the remainder is damaged with water. HALIFAX, SEPTEMBER 7.—The royal mail steam-ship Hi bernia, Stone, arrived here the 31st August, from Boston, after striking on the Chebucto Head, at the entrance of this harbour, during a fog. She received temporary repairs, and proceeded to sea on the Ist instant, and put back the 7th, having bore up on the 4th instant, from seventy miles east of Cape Race, the water gaining on the pumps. The barque Blonde, Crawford, from Montreal for Greenock, went on shore on Sable Island, the 25th of August. Crew and ma erials saved. A brigantine, from Liverpool (supposed the Star) for this port, cargo salt, went on shore on Loraine, C. 8., the Ist inst. Crew saved. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 19. —\Vind N., moderate, Blitir, from Antigua. SAILED.—Chaos, Paxton, for New York—Symmetry, Thomp son, New Orleans—Ulysses, Maistre, and Queen Dowager, Robinson, Vera Cruz—Europa, Budig, Stettin—Mary, Frese, St. Thomas —Triumph, Hassell, Palermo—Guy Mannering, Edwards, and Kate, Fillan, New York—William, Kruse, Narva —Eu, Williams, Lima—Lady Sale, Tulloch, Charleston—Ring. field, Leitch, Bombay—Benjamin, Konigsberg—Antonio, Azcue, Havannah—Abbey Lands, Barclay, Savannah. Pageant, Gladstone, hence at Madeira, and sailed for Panama. Caledonia, Chiorca, sailed from Trieste Ist instant, and Loy ranese, Persich, on the 7th, both for this port. Flora, Drummond, hence at Port Mahon. Joshua Adelaide, Llenlyn, hence at Havre. Brazilian, Power; Runnymede, Walters; Emma, Rennells ; and Active, Graham—all hence at Newfoundland. Jane, Jenkins, hence at Harlingen. Goethe, Hammer, and Alpha, Richardson, hence at Dantzic. Johanna Catharina, Kuen ; Carolina, Morgan ; Isabella, White ; Devonshire Lass, Stapleton ; Queen, Amos ; Gebroe ders, Berg; and Sarah, Barrett—all hence at lielvoet. Queen Mab, Marshall, from Singapore at Deal. Wm. Campbell, Croll, hence at Tobermory, fur Konigsberg. Jane King, Reid, hence at Wick, for Cronstndt. Carried away jib, &c., also anchor and forty fathoms of chain, while bringing up in Loch Ryan. MAURITIUS, JULY 21.—The Oak, Medcalfe, from Adelaide, S.A., which put in here 17th ult., has been caulked, and has transshipped about 100 tons of copper ore on board the Lady Valiant. THURSDAY, SEPT. 20.—Wind N.E. .—Pilot, Just, from Stettin—W. H. Harbeck, Shinn, ARRIVED New York. SAILED.—Bee, Dunley, and Robert Whiteway, for Lima— Agenoria, Ham, Syra—Ad►rondack, Gillespie, New York — Scotland, Hawkin, Mobile—Sailor Prince, M`Kechnie, New Orleans—Frances, M`Nulty, Calcutta—Triad, M'Wherter, Batavia. Dotiglas, Jones, hence at Prince Edward Island. Tyro, Beevor, hence at the Dardanelles. Danube, Smirke, hence at Geneva. Sophia, Dubois, hence at Havre. Royal Archer, Scott, from Adelaide at Deal. Eliza, Williams, hence for Newry at Beaumaris, with loss of keel fore-foot and sternpost, and leaky, having been aground on the Causeway. Boadicea, Mackay, from Valparaiso, and Devonport, Colburn, from Apalachieola,off Queenstown. Emily, from Cronstadt for this port at Pentland Frith. CHARLOTTE TOWN, P.E.1., SEPTEMBER 4.—The Ocean Hero, Kennedy, which sailed hence Ist instant, for Liverpool, was reported next morning on shore at Flat River, but was got off yesterday, without damage, and is now in Georgetown Harbour. YARMOUTH, N.S., AUGUST 24.—The Ann Hall, Feran, from St. John, N. 8., for Liverpool, which put into Chebogue, after being on shore, has been condemned, and will be sold, together with her cargo. FRIDAY, SEPT. 21 —Wind E. ARRIVED. — EIiza Bell, Hewitt, from St. Petersburg, and Parton, Taylor, from Cronstadt. SAILED.—Meg Lee, Murray, for Trieste—William Wells, Rocket, for Oporto—Swan, Ham, for Dordt—Ducadi Geneva, Cavalen, for Galatz and Ibrail—Speed, Grundell, for Savannah —Glencaple, Balls, for Newfoundland—Belle, Robins, for Leg horn—Parthian, Cole, for Genoa—Sanders, Bulley, Constanti nople—Eagle, Farran, Beirout—Harlequin, Tideman, Malta and Trieste—Seaman, for —. Perillan Gavica, hence for Bilboa at Vigo. Gloria, Olano, hence at Bilboa. Aurora, Galandez, sailed from ditto for this port on the loth September. __queen, Drew; Speedwell, Burt, and Rover, Salt, hence at Helveet. - Ann Henzell, Caithness, hence at Hambro'. Dido, Cannell, hence at'Cronstadt. Adelaide, Moore, from Cuba, and fiche, Allen, from Gatalc, both at Queenstown. Charlotte, Affleck, from Calcutta, and Louisa, Carpenter, from Callao, both at Deal. Brothers, Reid, from Bahia at Falmouth. Malabar, Fraser, from Quebec at the Clyde. SATURDAY, SEPT. 22.—Wind E., light. SAlLED.—Bentinck, Bragg, for Shang,hae—Agnes, Tristram, for Buenos Ayres—Stirlingshire, Stalker, for Calcutta—R. C. Winthorp, Sampson, for Boston—Conqueror, Milligan, for Charleston—Ashburton, Bunting, for New York—Canada (st), Judkins, for Halifax and New York—China, Pascoe, for Vir ginia —Colonist, Sinnot, for Savannah —Industry, Howells, for Danzic—Leone, Napoli, for Naples—Le Liberal, Winray, for Pillau—Prince Albert, Clare, for Rotterdam—Arion, Rook, for Smyrna. Franziska, Bodow ; Europa, Reeztke ; and Traube, Stude- . man, all hence at Swinnemunde. Mary and Rose, Ogilvie, hence at Narva. Samson, Butcher, and Forget me Not, Dillon, hence at Con stantinople. Reindeer, Tindall, hence at Dardanelles. Content, Renner, hence at Warnemunae. Mathilde, Christiansen, hence at Flensburg. Jet, Lund, and Bona Fide, Stephenson, hence at Copenhagen. Anna Maria, Warrer, hence ut Hamburg. Thomas Rising, KehnT, hence at Texel. Gazelle, Hicks, from lalmouth, at Patras, and sailed for this port sth Sept. Stanhope, Lott, sailed from Patras 24th Aug. ; Agatha, Jar vis, 30th Aug. ; Susan, Mallett, let Sept. ; and Teneriffe, Bar lace, 4th Sept., all for this port; Albanian, Winsor, for Zante, and Stamboul, Sloman, for London, Ist Sept. ; and Black Cat, Sherrie, for Falmouth, 4th Sept. R eg ulator, Chaddock, sailed from Smyrna for this port 30th Ang. Ospray, Way, from Trieste at Patras, and sailed for London 31st Aug. Why Not, Knowles, from Zante at Patras, and sailed on her return 4th Sept. - - wimeimina, Robins, from Corfu, at Patras. Osmanli (st), Corbett, and Brigand (st), limn from Con '', • stantimple ; Saucy Jack, Geo kin, from Salonica, all at Smyrna Tomlinson, Kirkness, from Galatz, at Constantinople. Louisa, Bennett, from ditto, at ditto, and cleared for Queens town or Falmouth. Director, Tatchell, from Iquique, and Crusader, Hayman, from Honduras, at London. Sarah Birkett, Proddow, from Bonny, at Deal. SUNDAY; SEPT. 23.—Wind E., light. ARRIVED. —Lady Raffles, Martin, from Bremen—Emilia, Dadson, from Rio Janeiro—Arab, Lewis, from St. John, N.B. —Eblana, Ro C per, from Lisbon. eiro SAlLED.—esbire, Hogg, for H avana—Mary, Williams, for But—Oxen h bridge, Taylor, for Philadelphia—Fernandes, Contente, for Lisbon. Jupiter, Bandowsky, and Fawn, Pile, both hence at Swinne munde. Sisters, Simmons, hence for Konigsberg, at Scrabater Roads, THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. William and James, Irons, hence at Genoa. May, Millard, hence at Odessa. Seraph, Smart, from Alexandria for this port, at Malta. Agnes Sophia, Jenkins, sailed from Denis 7th Sept.; Wizard, 12th Sept. ; and King Alfred, KnilT, 13th Sept., all for this port. Lady Mary, Keat?nr, from Memel for this port, at Longhope. Sisters, Knowles, cleared at Odessa, for Queenstown or Fal mouth, previous to 11th Sept. Fair Kathleen, Brunton, from Constantinople, at Malta, and sailed for Cork. Royal Archer, Scott, from Adelaide; Charlotte, Afflick, from Calcutta; and David Legg, Logan, from Rio Grande, all at London. MONDAY. SEPT. 24 —Wind E., moderate, ARRIVED.—Tom Cringle, M`Loghlan, from Constantinople— Warrior, Robinson, from Jamaica. SAlLND.—lvanhoe, Knight, and Sardinia, Woodward, for New York—Ben Nevis, Turner. for Savannah—Zanoni, Dyson, for Africa—Emma, Gibson, for Hamburg. Marietta, Nielson, from Hamburg, at Falmouth. VESSELS SPOKEN, ..... Isle of Wight, from Mauritius, for London, 31st Aug., in let. 35 N., long. 38 W—Royal Sovereign, 28th June, in lat. 51 S., long. 82 W—Beaufort, from Bombay, for London, 19th Aug., in lat. 16 N., long. 26 W.—Albert, French barque, Ist July, in lat. 57 S., long. 75 W—James F. Foord, from London. for Port Philip, 12th Aug., in let. 12, long. 13—Iris, from Calcutta, for London, 2nd Sept., in lat. 39, long. 36—Woltemade, from Bata via, for Rotterdam, 6th Sept., in let. 46 N., long. 45 W.—Loch libo, bound N.W. 9th Sept., in lat. 47, long. 21—Isabella, from London, 7th Sept., in lat. 48, long. 32, with loss of main top mast, mizen tongallantmast, fore and main yards, and in want of a lower yard—Fidelia, from Liverpool, for New York, 4th Sent., in lat. 45, long. 45—Brazil, from Almeria, for New York, 16th Aug„ off Malaga—Enchantress, hence for Sincapore, sth Sept., in lat. 47, long. 13—Caroline. from Jamaica, for London, Bth Sept., in lat. 47, long. 13—Louise Caesar, from Havana, for Falmouth, 25th Aug., in lat. 35 N., long. 39—L'Antoa, from Lisbon, for Plymouth, 6th Sept., in lat. 44, long. 23—Columbus, from Plymouth, for New York, sth Sept. ' in lat. 43, long. 25, with loss of three topmasts, but did not require assistance— Delhi, from Sincapore. for London, Ist Sept., in let. 34 N.,long. 36 W—Bolivia. for Cork, Bth Sept., in lat. 45, long. 24-I)ia mond, from Constantinople, for Cork, 14th Sept., in lat. 50, long. ll—Matilda, hence, for Table Bay, 14th Aug.. in lat. 12 N., long. 27 W.—Eliza Sanders, hence for Zante, 2nd Sept., off Lisbon—Kirkwood, from St. John, for this port, Ist. Sept. in lat. 11 N. long. Si W—Edmondstone, from Bombay , for thisl port, 24th , June, in hit. 22 S., long. 61 sN—Niagara !S), hence for Boston, 16th Sept., off Cape Clear—Angelo, of Boston, 14th Sept., in let. 52, long. 27—Leonora, hence for Demerara, 22nd Aug., in lat. 39 N., long. 17 W—Pathfinder , hence for Rio Ja neiro, 4th Aug., in lat. 13 N., long. 27 W.—Norval, 31st Aug., in lat. 46 N., long. 37 W.—Adelaide, hence for Halifax, Bth Sept., in hit. 50 N., long. 24 W.—Mail, of this port, out ten days. in let. 43 N., long. 13 W.—Princess Alice, from Palermo, for this port, Ilth Sept., in lat. 43. long. 14—Kate, hence for Vera Cruz, 21st Aug.., in lat. 26, long. 35—Sarah Birkett, from Bonny, 10th Sept. ' in lat. 48, long. 16—Clyde, from New Or leans, for this port. 18th Aug., in lat. 31, long. 76—Port Glas gow, hence for St. John, N.B. in let. 46, long. 3.9—Perseverance, from Picton, for this port, Ist Sept.—Selina, hence for Africa, 15th Sept., in long. 11. Passed the Sound for Liverpool, Aug. 26, Johan Cornelius, Fradland. from Rostock. 27, Brant, Aschendorff, from Danzic. 27, Perle, Erich, from Anclam. Sept. 1, Lucia Field, Rich, from St. Petersburg. 2, Justinian, Smith, do. 2, Gem, Rennards, do. 2, Lady Mary, Keating, from Memel. 3, Anton, Bey. from Rostock. 3, Amalie, Radman, from Stettin. 3, Garland, Thompson. from St. Petersburgh, 4. Lady Yowena, M'Donald, do. 6, Epsilon, Kelly, do. 6, Schiller, Dode, from Pillau. 6, Graf von Schwerin, Backhus, from Memel 6, Enphemius, Buch, from Stettin. 10, Maria, .Tahnke, do. 10, Belohmint,., Lepschinsky, do. 11: Schwan. Liitke: 11, Anna, Taylor, from St. Petersburg. 11, Fortunatus, Claassen, from Danzic PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST-OFFICE, SEPT. 23 Mails d esp'd Last PacketjNext Pa from London sailed. I due. Destination 7th, 17th, ! and 27th of !Jupiter .... I Next Mail Sept. 17 1 due Sept. 21 S'HAAIPTON STATION Lisbon . Madeira Spain .. Gibraltar......_ i every month Malta &lonian Islands 3rd and 20th Hindostan..l Next M 1 Greece and Egypt of every Sept. 20. due Sept India, Ceylon,& China month. (1) Brit.Col.inW.lnd. ' (except Honduras & 2nd and I 7th'Avon Bermuda,) For. Col. ~ ever.o in W. Indies, except ' month"` ‘ Havana, Venezuela, and Madeira (2) Mexico & Havana.. }l2nd of everyreviot (3) Bermuda, St. Juan l imonth only. de Nicaragua, and 1 17th ofevery,Aven nrkly Otarbets. --...Zi0..—...--.--.. LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET. SEPT. 21 - - - - The demand for Sugar continues extremely limited, and the sales of B.P. are confined to 20 hhds., without change in price; 5,000 bags of Bengal, and 5,000 mats of Mauritius have also been disposed of; the latter, an old import, at 37 5. per cwt. Nothing doing for Foreign export, and for consumption only 120 hhds. 300 brls. Porto Rico have been so'd, at from 375. to 395. 6:1. per cwt. In the absence of demand for Molasses the arrivals are being warehoused, importers generally not being willing to make further concession ; the sales are limited to 100 puns. Barbadoes and 50 puns. Porto Rico, from the quay, at 17s. per cwt. The sales for Coffee are limited to 120 casks Ja maica, at steady rates. 30 bags Trinidad Cocoa have been taken at 445, for sound, and at 425. per cwt. with all faults, but nothinr , done in Pepper or Pimento. 50 Ices . Carolina Rice sold at 19s. 6d. to 205., and 9,000 bags of Bengal at Es. 3d. to lls. 6d. per cwt. for broken to fine white. In Rum no sales are reported. The market for Tea has again been inactive, and only a limited business done in both blacks and greens; prices are without alteration. There has been very trifling sales of East India dry salter articles this week. Small parcels of P,arl Sago at 215., and 200 bags of Sago Flour at 20s. per cwt. 500 sacks and 330 pockets of Bengal Linseed are reported at 41s. 6d. to 41s. 9d. per quarter, being rather higher, and 25 tons American Linseed Cake at .e 6 10s. per ton. Nitrate of Soda in moderate demand, and only 100 bags taken at 13s. per cwt. Very little doing in Guano, owing to the advanced season. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, SEPT, 21 After the arrival of the steamer on Monday, the market pre sented rather a more animated appearance, and extreme prices were paid, but since then it has relapsed into the same state of inactivity, that has been presented during the last fortnight, and although little or no change is made in quotations, they are obtained with some difficulty. Brazil, Egyptian and Surat continue dull, and in some instances are rather easier. Specu lators have taken 7,310 American, I , JO Bahia, 100 Maranham and 180 Egyptian, and Exporters 1,970 American, 300 Pernains and ISO Surat. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, For the week ending September 21, 1849. Prices paid 'lmports in the week. ThisWk'This Yr SALES OF THE WEEK 220 Sea Island ... Stained .. 6240 Bowed Georgia I 4 4 - 4890 Mobile { Alabama and Tennessee 4 ! • 13490 New Orleans 4 1140 r Pernambuco & Paraiba 5 1 A rnrnt i and Ceara 260 Bahia and Maceio Maranham ... Para ▪ Demerara,Surinam, Sze 410 Egyptian ▪ Barbadoes • Peruvian ▪ Bahama • Lazuayra _ Smyrna Manilla 890 Surat 12272 68514 28200 bales LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. SEPT. 18 - - --- A considerable number of vessels having entered our river since Tuesday last, we have to report somewhat increased re ceipts from Ireland, but very little of anything coastwise, ex- cept Malt : from the north and south of Europe, and Egypt, however, we have to note a very large arrival of Wheat, with a tolerably good supply of other Grain; and from the United States, including Canada, upwards of 39,000 barrels of Flour, the import of Indian Corn being comparatively light. At our market to-day we had a moderate but not a lively demand for all descriptions of good Wheats, both new and old, at the full priLes of this (lay week • and in some cases, nfinn vpry rimice oualities, Id. advance only was acquired. Flour iias also in middling request, and ratner inguer were asked, but not generally obtained. In Barley, Malt, and Beans we have no material change to note, although Egyptian Beans were rather dearer. Pease were Is. to 2s. cheaper, and dull sale. New Oats, being scarce for the moment, were fully as dear as last week ; but old hardly sustained the rates then stated. tineal unvaried. _ _ ''a Indian Corn, ow. A limited business has ng to the advance dema :ow on the quotations of in the value of white. Wheat, le , 70th. English, red Ditto, white Ditto; white c, English, 1 pale Irish Oats, per 45tb. English & Scotch, old Welsh Irish, fine sorts general do. Beans, English, P qr Scotch & Irisli,v , •4Bo/10 Pease, English, white Do. & Irish.. maple Finn r,per _ Zn,9,TisViarisl l ,2nds Ditto. superfine Irish, 1848 Canadian Bran. vis , 241 b. Wheat, le' 701 b. Canadian red United States do Danzig, mixed and do L Baltic & Hmburg do Riga and Petersbg. do Odessa, common do Frencli,Spanish,&c do Bannat & lklarianopoli Mediter., &c. hard.do Rye, 34 qr., Baltic, &c. Barley, qe , GOlb, Grinding Oats, 14 451 b. Beans,wir. European 4801 b. Egyptian Pease, or., Baltic, &c., white Flour, 4) , barrel, Canadian sweet U.S. West. Canal .. Philad. & Bltimore.do Do. &Canadian.. sour Indian Corn, 4801 b. American white European do Do. Meal, qR brl. 196113 27 0 - '0 0 - Humidity ntl Full Noon. , Sid @ 15e- -5 i 11 647 498782 5 5 6 1 } 145, 6 1328 34934 25 601 6A 1 , .37 , 54949 Next 111ai1 Sept. 17Idue Sept. 22 Next Mail Sept. 2:tine Sept. 22 Next Mail FALMOUTH STATION. Madeira, Brazil, and iEvng. of 4th ,lIMB Crane H M Seagull Buenos Ayres I every month' Sept. 6 Sept. 24 LIVERPOOL STATioN.I Brit. N. America, Ber- 1 'Every Fri- Canada .. .. I muds, and U. States 5 day. I Sept. 22 !Caledonia Sept. 26 LONDON GAZETTE. TUESDAY, SEPT. 18 PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLV J. Graham, IL W. Kelley, It. Rodgers, J. Maclean, J. J. Rowe, and C. Rowe, Liverpool, Lima, and Valparaiso, mer chants.—Briscoe and Smith, Birkenhead, and Lower Bebing ton, Cheshire, saddlers. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. .. - A Wyse, N. Baker, and W. S. Bentail, Newton Abbot, bankers. W. Burgoyne, Plymouth, builder. J. D. Blake, Honiton, Devonshire, innkeeper. BANKRUM'S. _ _ _ John King, Liverpool, licensed victualler, Oct. 1 and 22, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy: solicitors, Messrs. Johnson and Coy, Temple; Mr. Grocott, Liverpool • official assignee, Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool. James Reed, Bermondsey-street, Southwark, hop merchant. Samuel Martin Poole, and Parkstone, Dorset, salt and fish merchant. William Townley, Bristol, slate merchant. John King, Liverpool, licensed victualler. Thomas Reed, North Shields, banker. DIVIDENDS. Oct. 12. H. Moseley, Derby, carvers.—Oct. 10, R. Knowles, Great Bolton, Lancashire, collier. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. . ... _ _ ___ _..., Oct. 9, R. Murray, Liverpool, woollen draper.—Oct. 10, NV Cliff, Northwich, Cheshire, draper. CERTIFICATES To be confirmed by the Vice-Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy, unless cause he shown to the contrary on or before Oct. 9. J. Davies, Dudley Port, Staffordshire, ironmaster.—G. Bate, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, joiner. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. M. Fouracre and J. Barlow, Standish-with-Langtree, Lanca shire, miners—S. Wild, J. Andrew, J. Haigh, B. Stelfox, and W. Pownall, Atbershaw Moore, Lancashire, coal proprietors : as far as regards B. Stelfox and W. Pownall—J. Handley, R. Boone, and S. Fox, West Leigh and Manchester, coal-miners. BANKRUPTS. John Dale Harwood, Liverpool, ironmonger, Oct. 3, Nov. 9, at Ii o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy : solicitors, Messrs. Chester and Co., Staple-inn, and Messrs. Brabner and Son, Liverpool : official assignee, Mr. C. Turner, Liverpool. Thomas Shaw, Wolverhampton, victualler. George Webb, Tamworth, Staffordshire, wine merchant. John Hogan, Hokin, Pembrokeshire, shipwright. DIVIDENDS. Oct. 17, T. Bamford, Rochdale, woollen manufacturer—Oct. 16, J. and R. Hall, Elton, Lancashire, bobbin-turners—Oct. 15, W. Sargineon and M. Rigby, Bury, Lancashire, joiners —Oct. 17, J. B. Pritchard and J. It. Croft, Liverpool, oil-merchants. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the dLy of meeting Oct. 15, R. Boucher, Liverpool, boot-manufacturer—Oct. 11, R. Raby, Preston, Lancashire, hatter. CERTIFICATES to be confirmed by the Vice Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before Oct. 12. T. Procter, Preston, Lancashire, spindle-maker—T. Tindle, South Shields, banker. THE CHARITIES. LIVERPOOOL DISPENSARIES. GEORGE GREEN IioRNnY, Esq., Treasurer, Number of New Patients entered on the Books of the Dispensaries during the last week. North. South. Total. New cases relieved at the Institution 160.... 204.... 364 New cases visited at their own houses 69.... 70.... 139 VISITORL—North, Vauxhall-road: J A. Tobin, James Mulleneux. Win. Earle, and Thos Littledale, Esqrs.— South, I, Upper Parliament-street: C. Booth, J. W. Williams, J. Rogers, Esqrs., and the Rev. C. Morrall. Secretary, Mr. D. H. Gibson. LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, SEPT. 22. DISCHARGED: In-patients cured, 21 ; Relieved and at own request, 7; Made Out-patients, 3; Irregular, 1; Dead. 3. ADMITTED: In-patients, 44 ; Out-patients, 4; Casuals during the week, 10; Remaining in the [louse, 175. House surgeon, Mr. C. B. Wilson * Apothecary, Mr. J. Newton; Chaplain, Rev.W. Blundell Treasurer, Alfred North, Esq. ; House Visitors, N. D. Bold and John Cropper, jun., Esqrs. NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT. SEPT. 22, Amin-lEn : Accidents, 37; Medical and Surgical Cases upon recommendation, 15; Total, 52.—Discti ARC E : Cured, 18; Relieved and at own request, 3; Attending as Out Patients, 31 ; Irregular, 0; Died, I. Remaining in the Hospital, 92. Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ' • Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Ashcroft and Mr. Bainbrigge ; House Visitors, E. J. Mozley and John Lightbody, Esqrs.; House Surgeons, Mr. Tearne and Mr. Wall; Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rev. Wm. Hughes. SOUTHERN & TOXTETEI lIOSPITAL, SEPT. 19 IN-PATIENTS. I Under treatment OUT-TATIENTS. Cured and relieved Entered Under treatment Cured 4 Relieved, and at own request 1 Irregular Dead Entcred lll Treasurer, Mr. Benjamin Platt; Honorary Chaplain , Rev . T. . Qm•o•aniw Mr_ W. P. Harrison; Junior Nolan A.M.; nouse nui K ew., , - House Surgeon, Mr. G. C. Shar►nan ; Visitors, B. Platt and C. Challinor, Esqrs. ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARY, ROSE-HILL. Patients attended during the week ended Sept. 22 :—At the Dispensary, 100; at their own dwellings, 44 ;—total, 144. Joseph Kitchen, Esq., Hon. Silcretary and Treasurer, 53, St. Anne-street; Visitors for the week, 31r. Edward Smith and Mr. Thomas Gilbert. LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, - _ 68; SOHO-STREET. WEEKLY REPORT, SEPT. 22. Boxs on the Books Si I Boys on the Sick List 3 Avetage daily attendance.. 72 I Obtained Situations T. D. Anderson, Esq., Treasurer; Joseph Il ubback, Es q ., Hon. Secretary; .1. B. Orriss, Superintendent; Visitors, Dr. Taylor and H. IL Statham, Esq. this da'y week; but theie is no change BRITISH. s. d. s. d. 6 0 @ 6 6 New 6 4 6 9 do. 4 W 5 9 do.. s. d. s. d 6 0 @ 6 4 6 4 - 6 6 5 0 do. .... I - IrshGolb 55 0 -59 0 2 6 2 8 Ne 2 4 2 5 do 2 6 -- 2 7 do. ....I 2 6 2 7 24-26d0.1 2 2 -- 2 4 34 0 —36 0 do. —.136 0 —37 0 28 0 —3O 0 do. ....'29 0 —3l 0 32 0 --34 0 blue.... ---- ---- grey.... 28 0 - 33 0 extra !32 0 - !3 0 —23 6 old do 20 0 -21 0 I 010 - 1 0 s. d. s. d 6 1 white.. 6 4 5 10 6 3 do. 6 6-- 5 10 6 2 7 0 6 3 6 6 white .. 6 4 4 10 —. 5 3 Archngl 4 9 4 9 4 11 jPolish 14 6- 20 0 2 10 - 2 6- 34 0 - ::3 6 6 8 6 10 7 6 6 10 4 11 I Do. Flour— 5 4 lEgypt n 3 9 4 0 4 9 22 0 I 0 0 0 0 3 3 ;Malting 0 0— 0 0 2 8 ;Russian I 2 4 2 6 00— 0 0 0 0 0 0 ,0 0 —3l 0 ICanada.l26 0 22 0 —23 01 0 0 20 0 —23 0 Ohio 1 23 0 —23 6 IN.Orins 0 0 121 0 —22 0 ! 0 0 o 0 --0 0 13 6 —l4 0 'do CORN EXCHANGE, SErr —o 0 —0 o In addition to the large arrivals, we have little worth naming, either coastwise or from Ireland : and without a single cargo of Grain or Flour, across the Atlantic, since Monday last, the imports from Europe are trivial. _ With three full days of splendid weather this week, harvest Do. red, - d0..... Stockton rind country fines, per sack 445. to 46s 31s. to 328 :MET. SEPT. 22 N, which found In Beans — and Oats n White from 435. to 475. per 631bs. Oats Sid. to 91d. per stow to Is. clearer for some samples of Indian Corn, but we have not heard of any sales at the advance. White Wheat 20s Od to 22s 6d I Oats... , Red ditto 17s fid to 2ls 6d ( Do. new Barley Ils Gd to 14s 6d Oatmeal I Bere Bs 6d to lOs Od Se although in this locality we bad a slight rain yesterday, - it has cleared up and is fine again this morning. In the leading articles of the Corn trade, between Tuesday and to-day, the transactions on the whole have been upon a moderate scale here at steady prices, except for Indian Corn, which receded 6d. per 480ibs. ; whilst during that period seve ral cargoes arrived at outports for orders, have been taken by speculative buyers, iuralic reaming - Lab. lu.. suu IIttIYUL ZUS. to 365. 9d. per quarter, including cost, freight, and insurance. An improved feeling and tendency upwards in many parts of this country and Ireland during the week, has given a firmer tone to the Wheat trade at our market to-nay, au uescriptions of English, Irish, and Foreign, having met x fair demand at the extreme rates of Tuesday, and some kinds of Mediterranean Wheat realized an advance of Id. to 2d. per 701bs.—American Flour having been taken freely, select as well as the inferior brands, in several cases, obtained 6d. per barrel over the an nexed quotations, and 4000 brls. of Philadelphia, now landing, were sold at 235; Irish and other sorts maintaininglate prices. Barley, Malt, Beans : and Pease, appeared to excite little no tice, and merely sustained their former value. Old Oats were in slow request and the turn cheaper; new, however, being still very scarce, supported late prices; and in Oatmeal no ma terial change was apparent. Indian Corn, in consequence of the absence of any extensive buyers to-day, and a refusal on the part of holders to accept offers under Tuesday's rates, few sales were effected. Indian 4801b' PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, SEP r. 22. 8. d. s. d. s. d. s. 24s Od to 27s Od Rapeseed Corn is again held with confidence, and some specumtive sates took place at an advance of ss. to 7s. 6d. per ton. The receipts bott of green corn this week aie large, and the samples improved BELFAST CORN MARKET, SEPT. 21 We have - no arrivals from abroad this week • trivial. At this day's market we had a ' Beef , Mutton Veal Lamb .... Fresh Pork Bacon 0 0— 0 0 Ducks - 3 0 Hams 0 0— 0 0 Geese 4 0 Salmon Soles Cod Fish Turbot Haddocks 0 0 0 0 'turkeys Filberts Melons Fresh Butter .. 0 11 1 1 Peaches . •if-cloz. 0 0 Salt Ditto 0 7 0 10 Walnuts ..v 100 2 0 Eggs v 120 5 8— 0 0 Damsons..., o r " Potatoes, 113 , Peck 0 5 0 7 Plums. Peas "4. tt, 0 5 to 0 7 Grapes For.P, 1 0 .... 0 si 0 7 Ditto English. 2 0 .... 0 5 0 7 Pines, For. each. 0 0 .... 0 5 0 7 Do. Eng. qa lb. 5 0 6-0 0 7 'Fowls, 1p couple. 2 9 LIVERPOOL AGRIC AIARKEI .... 2 6 0 0 each 3 0 0 0 4 6 0 0 1) 0 0 0 0 o]o r doz. 0 0 some time past to BF. 6d. per c _ . s. ii. s. d. 1 s. (I. Hay, old, 20lb 0 7@ 0 8f , Potatoes, ii , vOlt.. New Clover ........ 0 5 0 61 Pink Eyes 0 0 Ditto, Green .. 0 11— 0 Ij} Cattle 0 8 Vetches 0 0— 0 0 Cups Straw, Wheat .. 0 21— 0 311Turnms, v ton l5 0 Oat .......... 0 2 1 — 0 3 ;Carrots Barley ...... 0 2 0 21 1 :Unwire 4 0 • - - 0 0 1 0 o 0 18 0 0 0 5 6 CATTLE SLAUGHTERED IN LIVERPOOL, PIM THE WEEK ENDING SEPT. 21. 602 Sheep and Lambs 282 Pigs Beasts Calves METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER, BY MR. C. H. CHADBURN, 71, LORD-STRMI Daily Direr. i E WILSON Mr. THOMAS 'TOLLETT to' Miss LEAH Same day and plac REBECCA WILSON. On the 24th instant, MICHAEL LANGAN to Miss t. Mark's Church, Mr. GEORGE of the late Mi. CRAIG, Of tliis DUBLIN CORN MARKET, SEPT. 21. DIED. Our market to-day opened briskly, and rather more money Lately, at Jalacing°, agedll2years, M. LUCIANO,an Indiar was, in some instances, paid for eaid for every description of Lately, at Demerara, on board the barque Theodosia, age , 1 0 " A I 17, , GEORGE G., son'of the lat, +lr. J6HN CHADWICI 2 , 1 r year Lately, at Montmorency, near Paris, LOUIS VINCENT, 11s Od to 12s (id farmer, aged 101 years, tl‘r , / , ~ nntlis. and four days. He was :8s Od to 10s Od born in Belgium, in 1748 He bad never suff 10s Od to 11s 6d I ale.. nd went io Paris at fifteen years of .1 any illness, and expired suddenly, RICHARD ROSCOE, Esq., late of this town. On the 20th of July, at Detroit, Michigan, aged 30. CAR MICHAEL PATON; on the 7th ult., in her 66th year. CHRIS CORK CORN MARKET, SEPT. 22. TiNit, wife of WM. PATON; on the same flay, aged 23, A better feeling has been in the Flour market for the last SAMUEL PATON ;on the 9th ult., aeed 26, JANE PATON; and, on the 17th ult., aged 70, WM. PATON: all of Lanark few days, and the consumption has increased, we make no award ; liter of Mr. HOUSE, and dau shoemaker, Gill-street. On the 12th ultimo , Feed 4 years and 71:12(2121 ATMOSPHERIC Temperature Pressure at I sluule by self registering D i fference of i of at Wet and Dry Rain. Noon. '7'"" r a . m . I p.m. Litax. - kin. bulb. f 7 1 :„ thermometer m w ' Six: E In. ! In. Deg 18 30'59 30'57: 62 )9 30'65 30'66 ! 63 20 30%61 30'58: 64 21 30'42 30'39 , 63 22, 30'26 30'23 ; 65 N j 6447 - 63.53 r. 660 - 163,49 24 1 30'03 THE WEATHER.-ISth . brilliant-19th: morning. foggy day, brilliant.-20th : morning, bright ; afternoon, rain; light min.-21st : alternately bright and clouded ; night, rain —22nd : .ditto ; heavy squalls.-23rd : alternately bright ant. clouded.-24th morning, foggy. Olarketo. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE. SueT. 22. The tendency to improvement which we noticed last week has been confirmed during the present, a steady business having been done at full, and for best samples of Flour, somewhat im proved prices. In the agricultural markets an advance has taken place in the value of Wheat, and much more confidence, has been evinced. At both Liverpool and Wakefield yesterday Wheat of the qualities most in demand was rather dearer; other articles maintaining full prices. At our market this morning, we have a steady consumptive demand for each ar ticle. Wheat is 3d. per bushel higher. Prime qualities of Flour are scarce and fully is. per sack dearer, but in secondary and inferior samples there is no improvement. oat and all other articles for feeding, influenced probably by the continued spread of potato disease, fully maintain late rates. PRESTON CORN MARKET, SOPT. 22. The arrivals are only moderate. The trade during the week s been rather more active than for some time past, and for Irish new Wheat, which is scarce, extreme rstes were reauay obtained, whilst all descriptions of prime old Flour commanded rather more money. We had a large show of English Wheat at our Corn Exchange today; the sale was not lively, but superior qualities fully maintained our last quotations : middling and out of conditioned parcels, forming the bulk of the supply, must be noted rather lower. Irish the same as last week. All descriptions of old Wheat in slow request, and rather cheaper. English Flour, I s. per pack, and American ed. per barrel higher. Old Oats without change. No new at hand. Old Oatmeal meeting a fair inquiry, was fully as dear; new Meal, on the ilinnah in fa►r retail demand. declined 6d. per load. In other articles no change worthy of notice Wheat, 1 Oats, RINGTON CORN - MARKET. SEPT. 18. qrs., 05 X 2 Os. 4d. v. qr. ; total, X2BO 6s. 4;i qrs., @ X 0 15s. 9d. ve qr.; total, X 3 188. 9d WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. SEPT. 21. rivals this week are good of most articles. There is a old and new Wheat at an advance of And Shelling fully realise last ‘teek's s owly and rAlier cheap( -- ge from 2 Is. per quarter. 0 prices. Beans -- Barley offering Ss. to 31s much new There is a f F,DS CORN MARKI._ , _ _ Lir supply of Wheat at market to-day. Fresh old quarter, and new is. to 2s. dearer than last week, is rint brisk at the advance. Oats and Beans SEPT. 18 same as last week d of, Lift at very irre,T On the 13th instant. the Rev. GEORGE DICKINSON, Wes leyan minister, Warrington, to ELIZABETH, daughter of the late EDWARD ROWE, Esq., of New Field-house, Lymm. On the 15th instant, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. D, D. Stewart, GEORGE ISisESTER, only son of the late Mr, JOHN IVES TER, to JANE, third daughter of the late Mr. DANIEL M'CRUM. On the 17th instant, at St. Silas's Cordeaux, Mr. JOHN NEALE, jas daughter of the late Mr. ROBERT G On the lSth instant, at Great George-street Chapel, by the Rev. Pr Raffles, Captain JOHN MILLER, of the barque Alice Jane, to MARIA. se:tind Oaughter of Mr. T. B. HAYWARD. Same day, at Pleasant-street Chapel, by the Rev. J. Carveth, Mr. ROBERT MASON to JANE, eldest daughter of Mr. NICHOLSON, builder, Hope-street. rch, by the Rev. J. H:I.RR Er, fourth S, butcher JOSEPH 11URCIIALL to Mrs. SARAH HARD' Same day, at St. Michael's LEY, of Park-lane, , On the 20th instant, the Rev. Dr. APNeile, kington, to JANE, only of Dingle-lane, Toxteth-parl4 St. Paul's Church, I IVM. PICNSTON laughter of TUONIA Same day, at St MICHAEL THOMAS MORItALI to Miss MARTHA HOLLIN Same day, at Great Georg( Raffles, D.D., LL.D., THOMAS ST of the Inner Temple, barrister-nt surviving daughter of the late EIJW of Rodney-street. n CEA Mr. JOSEPH HART Yorkshire. Sitibury, the father FELL( )WES ;, vicar of S urviving (laughter of t ath. drat, Af.r Wheat EKE! t St. Phi lit NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET, MBEB. 2 ine quaiity ular prices the lite George Mackenzie, Esq., On the 21st instant, at St. On the 220 instant, at SUDLOW, bookkeeper ; F. M. Sud!ow, to Miss { Mr. John Evans, ship-br I mrT"iiii at Et. David's C PIERCE, of Mold, of this town. ce's-park, by of Stand Pil- AMES, Esq., -street, M rwiekshir t l. N lil s lu t n h . e , Eelsdc Same d"ay, at Myctelton-lodge, by the Right Rev. Dr. Briggs, JOHN, fourth son of WM. BLUNDELL, Esq., of Crosby hall, in this county, to CATE! FRI N Same day. at Walton-on-the Hill. Mr. GEORGE H. DELL to ANNIE, Court] HENRY HUGHES, of Toxteth-park. Same day, at St. Catherine's Church, by the Re Mr. CHARLES PFAN, of Oxton, to ELLEN ter of 'l'. W. LLOYD, Esq., of Clifton-pitrl Same day, at Exmouth, by the F Ilornby, er of Mr. ‘. Kuox, t daugh- enhead HenryH FeHowes, m, the Rev. A. NV. Di York, to HARRIET he late JOHN 'PENDRE Satre day, at the ( daughter of the late Mr Mr. JEREMIAH MAMMA'', of Same day, at St. Phitip's Church, by tlu M A., Mr. GEORGE HOPPER, mariner, Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. J Esq., of to Miss ANN I Same day, v Miss MARIA QUIRK. Same day, at the Presbyterian Church, Canning-street, by the Rev. R. Welsh, J. OLIVER-JONES, Esq.. solicitor ; of this y, of which there was a fair sup- town, to Miss ISABELLA MACKENZIE, youngest daughter of s town, tc C. H. I3urtor, !s E. NIXON Mr. JA MI rcb, Kinda7e, by FOLDING , nOL- WEBB, of Kirkdale, to MARGARET, daughter DEN... . . . . . Mr. GEORG very much out of conditic It Was, howver 13t; lliC CluppiJco a.. •-,.•••••••, .• arrival. All fine parcels of Wheat, either English or foreign, are Is. per qr. dearer than on this day se'nnight, bat the de mand to-day was not so lively as on Tuesday last. For grinding Barley there is a good demand at the reduction noted last week, 551bs. bringing 205. to 21s. per qr. Nothing doing in Beans or Peas. Oats in good supply, both coastwise and from the coun try, and the sale continues cry slow at a decline of 6d. to Is. per qr. Flour in small supply, and heir for Is. per sack ad,. Teat measure c , railway company, son of the late Mr. SARAH EVANS, daughter of the late inch, by the Rev. W. Hughes, lintshire, to Miss MARY ANN [is. WALTER 3; of John- second son of Mr. TL.— street, Toxteth-park. On the rth ultimo, at Brantford, Canada West. 4, coastwise very Major J. WIN NIETT, late of he: Majesty's sth Regiment, supply of far- On the 17th - ultimo, CATHERINE, relict of the late, Cheat and Oats DANIEL CROPPER, of Cable-street. ood samples of On the 21st ultimo, at South Brooklyn, New York, suddenly: he latter. The aged 28, Mr. EDWIN COX, a native of armingbam, and for is. 6d. per cw t. many years a resident of this town. ewt. Fnreirn On the 27th ultimo, at New York, aged 52, Mr. HENRY vv neat, WI 1111A111, ass ”lall • ...... `time day, Wyoming, Massachussets, ms inn year, mr. descriptions of both Irish and American }lour scarce, and in better request. Indian Corn, though with very little con:lmp. WM. LANG, for many years a merchant of New York, and a tive inquiry, is in better demand, for holding over. Sales have native of England. On the 28th llltl lc, Mrs. M. PATTEN, wife of ion, to. `e of Mr. WILLIAM I , was bid for Yellow American Indian Corn, but was withdrawn On the nth ultimo, age(' tv, ......_ - by the seller. Prime Yellow is now held for £7, and White, GEARING, of Toxteth-park. £710x., of which there is very little here. On the 2d instant, aged 51, MARY, wife of Mr. THOMAS —. WOOLFALL, shipwright. On the sth instant, aged 29, ELIZA, nife of Mr. ALFRED SMITH. shipwright, Toxteth-pa-k. On the 6th instant, aged 7 months, ISABELLA, daughter of Mr. J. WI • DER, licensed victualler, Strand-street. '' , l the 9th instant, awfully sudden. WM. PYE, Esq , Lime- LIVERPOOL CATTLE The supply of all kinds of sty :lay has I been muCil smaller t 'lan of lat id. per lb. upon last week's prices 3 years and 10 months, ELIZABE H ANN OHN J. 'WHITEHEAD, marble-mahult. 4 21, ANN, daughter of Mrs. MARY HEAT (I.road. Same day, age( daughter of M Same day, MARKET, Si.PT 24 A at our market to- .nd tkequality *enerally:inf! SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, SErr. 19. The show of stock was large to-day, and the quality good Tile attenuance was Hirgc, iiiiu a amen ucapailu ...” UGCI alkta Mutton took place at the rates current this day week. Beef, Same day, aged 24, ANNE, wife of Captain JAMES MACK -sd. to sid. per lb. A good clearance was made. DONALD. On the 11th instant, after three days' illness, aged 81, Mr. J. WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET, SEPT. 19. Same day, aged 21, MARTHA, wife of Mr. W. LEWTH- We had a large supply of Beasts and Sheep of an excellent WAITE, tire officer of the Beatrice, and third daughter of Mr. quality, and a good attendance of buyers. A brisk trade in Wm. Stuart, of Lower Tranmere. Sheep. Beef sold at sa. fid. to ss. 9d . p er stone ; prime Mut- Same day : of r cholera, at his residence, 45, Seel-street, aged . , i sa ,0 I , t 17 , ,t1,17 "C.-.... A .......1.. ..e.r......•1•.ti 1 - 1• T his family and friends. ___ _ --=-_,-- - __ Same day, azed 50, Mr. WM. JOLLEY, son-in-law to the DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, SEPT. 20. Rev. G. Greathatch, of Southport, where he had resided twenty six years, and was a deacon in the Independent Church. The market this day was, as usual, a large September one. Same day, aged 70, Mr. RICHARD KNOWLES, of Bewley- From the dull accounts from England, and the slack state of street, Kirkdale. Monday's Liverpool market, exporters stood off, and were rot On the 12th instant, EDWAED FRANCE PERCIVAL, Esq., inclined to buy, except at low rates; so that prime cattle only o f t h e I nner T em pl e , son of St a nley Percival, Esq., of this brought 405. to Vs.; inferior and middling down to 315., and in town some instances even less. The unczrtainty as to the govern- -- ment contracts renders it more than probable that the seascn will close with extremely low prices for Beef. ton, .sd. to 53d. per lb. We lied a good snow Pigs. Beasts 550, natives ; 50 from Hamburg Sleep, 5,500. ged 64, 31 Fame day, in Kirkdale, after a severe illness, ..„ WM. HANKIN, stonemason. On the 13th instant, aged 46, HARRIET, wife of Mr. WM, ASCROFI', stonemason, Derby-terrace, Bootle. same day, in his 58th year, Mr. JAMES WOODWARD, of Union-street, for upwards of twenty years cooper in the em - of Messrs. Earles and Carter, Oil street. Also, on STATE OF TRADI NI A IN CHEST E R. —The depression felt throughout our market on Tuesday has rather increased than otherwise during the last !oy 01 _ 15th instant, aged 3), ELIZABETH . , daughter of the above. On the 14th instant, aged 1 year and s months, THOMAS, second son of Mr. W. F. HEAI.I SR two days. The ninicuiry or euecung sines Int. um:4;nm Krea Lei ; and, although yarns are held with a good deal of firmness, the buyers certainly find it easier than it was to make their small purchases, in one quarter or another, on terms somewhat more favourable to themselves than those of last week, while, in goods, the yielding tendency of prices is still more marked and general. The entire business of the week, in all departments, has been most inconsiderable. Both the sellers and buyers of Idii ;. ll : 6WA RD RAW DOI wame day,atSpring-bank, h. infant son of J. P. G. SMITH, :sane day, TERESA AGNES, . LIGHTBOUND, of Everton-crescent. Same day, aged 4 month - "CIZABETH, only daaghter of Mr. CHRISTOPHER -wnbroker, Marybone nfant daughter of Mr WW I A yarns and goods suitable for India an mail, with some solicitude as to its commercial tidings, which are likely to exercise an influence upon the market, one st ay or other. The continental merchants appear to be nervously afraid of entering into engagements. Yet the rush of yarn which followed the raising of the Danish blockade is being ra pidly absorbed ; and the difference betwixt prices in Germany mir Ryrliange is now brought, by it decline here and atilt 1111(311 gill I 5-,0-Is.a•s,- - - • • a trifling advance there, to an almost inconsiderable fraction; while we are happy to say, that the free and unsatisfactory de- mand for home fabrics at the Liepsic fair, together with the cannot fad fully to sustain tfie consumption of British twist. ROCHDALE. — This week we have had more basiness doing. The merchants have purchased freely at former prices. Ker seys and heavy goods have been more difficult of sale than they were last fortnight. In the wool market, there is little or no cliange to report the amount of business doing by the woollen manufacturers of tms town anti neighbourhood, but the public markets have not been this week so brisk as for the last few weeks, and the tone of the trade generally is not quite so buoyant as it was. The depression of the public mind induced by the prevailing epidemic, may 1 e one reason for the dullness, but there is no good ground to doubt we shall have a good winter trade. BRA D FOR D.—Wools : There is a shade more doing in comb- ing wools, and recent prices are luny maintained. i<otis and brokes are not quite so active, but there is no accumulation or and recent q uotations are firmly maintained .... „ . . altered from that of come weeks past, and the ttriply of low and middle qualities in cobourgs still keeps below the demand. Of other kinds suitable for the autumn the demand is also ac • live, and the manufacturers are busy. ... . .. 11A LI FA X.—There is no noticeable variation in the amount of business done, either in plain or fancy goods, nor is there any change in the quotations. The same maybe said of yarns, both as regards demand and prices. TLe wool trade is, per haps, rather more quiet, and the slight advance spoken of in our last seems to be generally conceded, but the growers are asking higher rates than the staplers are able to obtain from the spinners. . . IIUDDERSVIELD.—We have had a somewhat less animated market this week ; the manufacturers continue well employed. many of them being engaged on extensive orders. tages, anb Drati)o Lately, in Duke-street, the wife of Mr. WM. PEER GROVES ; of a son. Edmund-street, Toxteth-park, of a son. On the nth instant, at Marchwell-ball, the wife of TOWN'S. HEM/ M AIN WARING, Esq., of a daughter. On the 14th instant, at Talacre, Flintsbire, the Hon. Lady MOSTYN, of a daughter. On the 15th instant, at South-hill, the lady of CHARLES MOORE, Esq„ of u son. On the 16th instant, in Sandon•terrace, Mrs. E. J. MOZ LEY, of a stillborn daughter. Same day, at the Grange-house, Edinburgh, Lady DICK LAUDER, of a daughter. On the 18th instant, at Holkhan - ., _- PER, of a daughter. On the 19th 'instant, at Liscard Manor, the wife of JOHN NAYLOR, Esq., of a son. Same day, at Vachdeiiiog, near Bala, Merionethshire, the wife of WM. TWA MBROOKE HALL, Esq., of a daughter. Same day, in Murray-square, Higher Atherton 'street , South John-street, the wife of HO RG E M'CLELLAN, boatr— of three tine boys, who were christened, on Thursday, William, and Peter. The mother had twice previously had the Countess of LEICE. twins. On the 20th instant, at Wavertree, the wife of THOS HEADLAM, Esq. of a son. On the 21st instant, Lt ti ton, Cheshire, Airs. A. D. A NDER of a son. On the _3rd instant, Mrs. J. A. TOBIN, Canni MARRI On the 13th ultimo, at the residence of the bride's father, at St. Alban s, near Quebec, JOHN SMITH, Esq , ialerrhant, Quebec, late of this town, t o MARY, eldest daughter of JOHN SEWELL, Esq., and granddaughter of the late Hon. Chief. Justice Sewell. On the 7th instant, at Walton Church, by the Rev. W. Hind ley, Mr. JOHN HAMPSON PARKINSON. of this town, to ELIZABETH, only daughter of Mr. SAMUEL ROLTON, of GREGSO Same (lay, after a f AUNA MEE, lithegrai (lay, in I_7'l ::ante GREGG On the 15th instan third son of Mr. JAN 66, Mr hs. T F,N t.,atne day, aged 32, JANE, wife of Mr. THOMAS HUGHEF Ictualler, Earie-strcet:Sljaul's:square. :11, son and daughter of .!!' day, aged 14, MARGARET AB! Henry Abram, of the Canal Ban Same day, at Hampstead, London, WM. EDWARD, infant Son of Mr. WM. SUDLOW, of this town. Same day, in his 13th year, EDWARD HENRY, yaungest son of Mr. JAMES MOSS, solicitor. Mr. JOHN FROST, put roxteth-park, aged 68, Mr Same dhY, aged 75, Mr. WNI. ARTHINGTON. Same day, at Halton, aged 32, ANN, wife of Mr. ISAA( BRAM} On the 16th instant. at PARSON -, of Chiseolia: ANN, daughter of Mr. JOHN Same day WARD Same da), aged 57 terrace few hours' Mlles. and Virgil stree THOMAS CONNAH, of Everton, ;;;,ne day, at Mount Alerrien, near_ Dublin Mr. W. MUR- I left large 00,000 in at Smith- estates in various counties the f►r,.ds. His fortune was made as a sales-mast Mr. Murray's heir died on Monday ; of the same diseam ged 64, Mr. GREEN HILL, painter, Richmond- Sante (lay Ink el.: Birkenhead JOSEPH LLOYD, saddle and bar late of Newington. sr. MARY, daughter of the late Mr. ind-street, Everton. ,en-street, aged 32, :Mrs. IiLLEN Fame day, in her Stt ROBERT SAM HON, Of Striek Same day, in St. S .X REY_ latf• of Nowry. is resider ARO PARRINGTON Same day, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. JAS. BIBBY, Blake- Some day, ;, \lr. Kit. 1 , aged Same day, aged 21. ELIZA, wife of Mr. WM. E. TAYLOR, of Brownlow hill, and yonngeq dauOtfi:pf ... Avnl. Sqwart, Esq. get 54, the Infantry-barracks, Regent-road, Manchester Ssme day, after a few days' illness, Mr. DANIEL PAYTON plumber and glazier, Chester-street, Birkenhead same dav, in Richmond-fair, suddenly, agi widow cf I lie late Mr. THOMAS LIDDY, cotton-broker Same day, aged 54, HAN NA H, wife of THOMAS WEBSTER Eau.. of Bootle. d 66, ANN Citi the 18th !nstan years, ELLEN THOMPSON, of Northfield, he beloved wife of :I'llONl AS C,ItOS ,ughter of Joseph Mann, ANN, relict of the late Mr. JOW GLOVER, formerly On the 19th inaat ANN THO Ln Castle-Et reet,_ Evcrton, aged 66, Mrs I daughter of Mr. J. W. WI v:ifeTOf Mr. JOHN CHURCH, Same day, aged 61, Captain RD. BLUNDELL, of Chester street, for many years in the employ of Messrs. Bibby and Co • . .ged 39, Mr. MI:S DAVI ES, of Castt ay, at the house str(et. aged 76, l% Irs Norman, of of Sheffield. MORTON, late e 21stIlln;$ after ten hours' illness , I Mr. WILLIAM ASH :NORTH. day, al. Bath, SAMUEL ATM i. TUB day, at Henbury cottage, near NI series aged 47, MAR in her 78th winnerten, et - 1y of Bedford-street, in this town. the 22d instant, ANN, wife of Mr. JAMES Lstreet. ULLIN, 49, 1 51 ye ,t Egrer epidemic, y two ears, aged Ecti of Mr, WM. s of n 1:131tD h liunter-street. DIXON, gitv:p-merclutut rpper 111 udtey, W UAN THRELFALI IiAttRIS to I °.i ? ; i; 1 $ %i Hit', 1 . Ai,