The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-21 00:00:00

me as an alien and an outcast from you ; am sott to t der regards which have. been so long dealt ou_ btl ight is agony, but the die is cast , an d. I aal'uoir om ou for ever. Oh, my dear William, 01 7 dcd ,ther and Emma will fall heavily upon you , 0 Lem, but give them all the protection you caa , ,,o , st you will be continued in the bank, but tae will now be a disgrace. Oh, God, what bas e expect his curse upon my head wherever I . f. (1 1 , c, n the agony of my mind. When I arrive a., 01 ] riling and throwing myself on the generosal„, 0 but I could not, for. I knew the cireumstall'4 ately transpire on 'Change, and my character l situation lost : 1 could not bear the thoughts are" the whole of last night, for I did not sleep at Li., I revolved over and over again what I oug! at o horror I felt in being pointed at by all in e lm Lad conduct in respect to Steel's business, Ci e i t:! he course I have done. I shall leave this cos Ind proceed to some port in America; Peri l !! JO :eive this I may be on my way thither, whe v et/ y days in misery and wretchedness. I aIaY,,P and throw myself on the mercy and forgi v rs. I owe Messrs. and Co. about iztlqess Lrely regret, considering the uniform kin ~ito has always shown me. 1 cannot think 01 al) pi, urs without a feeling of deep regret and rea: l o 6 forfeiture of all my family comforts • D ' l oo more inone but I could not, and slould that I have but from absolute necessity. I sh lb some way and endeavour to procure a livierosb ,st your diligence and attention, which has ai oce. spicuous, will enable you to do what, alas,,gil l n ot ill, of my power to do, and that the name 1 hope and - will employ yo u in itl 6 it books, you could do it without interfering g; In in the bank. t, cif ' ill be seen, that, in the above, letter, tu e Gr itd i which appears to have weighed on , Mr . Gi‘ was his inability to make up his accounts r A e- bef,, tate of a person named Steele, who ha" apt, and under whose commission itant ; and he says that he did not suP,PL I I, be indebted to the estate more than X" found, on searching the different entries), he had a st i , ook, (not being able to find the book in ° c is/4 a- account was kept,) that he was indebtedt sum, which he was not prepared topaY , subject him to heavy penalties. M r e bd t lit ,ms out to be, that his impression as to only £3O or £4O, was perfectly correc t ;S A ' er of the money received under the b D e now lodged in a bank; and he must,WO le t iilP; aboured under some strange delusion that the debt was much larger. The r jet to be (being, as was tolerably well knol jet olent and procrastinating habits,) he ha d tking up of his accounts relating to the 1) 3 until immediately before the meeting , place on Wednesday week, and beinf to search amongst a great number of t 1 cash-book, without any clue to O a t rmed an extremely erroneous opinion it of his liability. he long letter addressed to the relative t' efore alluded, he says, ad no conception of the magnitude of my di I, years ago, have remedied it; but when .s I had committed, I was thunder struck, iy means of retribution. * * * I am cumstances of my leaving the office yest( Lot contemplate it, and left without even nit resolved to meet my destiny as a man, aL A' the investigation, and have acknowledge' ; but one of the -- my declared eV unded through the exchange, wi' exultat of esteem and confidence. What could 1 nmittee of the S. B. viewing my conduct would have said, that, as they could grity, (and justly so) I must resign. Who, isted me ? Not one; and I must have fallen kit notion of public estimation, and have If Inc in the face. * * * I might have ti remaining spark of principle would not all' I bank notes to the amount of £5O, to \VW' has received. Poor fellow! what must i outcast from society for the crime of his ..., I respect to the statement in the above _ _ _ - - - - - ht have taken £lOOO if he had chosen, rfectly correct, as money to a considerab ng in different banks subject to his ord would have been honoured without 11-' tkers. What he did actually take awa, certain ; but nothing is known of excel ing to the savings' bank ; and of that returned £5O to his son, no doubt for fly. :ome now to the case of the son, whose dt at present, to have been of a much me; than that of the father. When his ti g' off the £630 received on Saturday I, officers were immediately dispatched There lie had recently been on a visit 1 id where it was thought some inform fined respecting him. Nothing, howey' except that there was a young man 1 1 torn he was on terms of intimacy, and ed to him to make inquiries. The t he had not seen Mr. Gibson, jun., rd from him ; and he produced a letter Gibson, and which he stated had been some person whom he did not know'. swing effect : Liverpool, May —.—l would yesterday have addresse d nd, but now I am not worthy of. that name. when I left on Friday last that raY' d have had such a turn. Yesterday morn)~ roes my poor deluded father, stating in I 1-3 , to end his days in a foreign land, an' h his creditors as well as I could, and tt family. I, poor cowardly being, could' . must follow his example, by getting F 1, and leaving my poor mother to do the b' Irld—l•hope it may not break her heart. I Brous in hfe. May God bless you. I dare nds at —, the 'thoughts of their kind' rhaps you may never hear of me again' :re, but now degraded and wretched frienl WM. G 113; oolness with which the writer of time if his wholesale robbery as " getting e cash ;" and of "leaping his poor ro' she could in the world." presents a he heart-breaking anguish.which peJ le of the letter written by the father• ugh the savings' bank will not . misconduct of the Gibsons—(the 'e carried off being more than col ered iven to the bank)—the committee st to make' every exertion for the apr iders ; and P i olice officers were • Liverpool, Hull, Glasgow, and' ever was thought. probable that either of 1; but hitherto, we believe, no trace' xi of either of them. The officers, t. lll the different sea-ports, with the o f hen if they should endeavour to leave ' Aef l is believed they have not yet succe e " ing. tderstand that arrangements have b( on the business of the bank without re glad to learn that the occurrent' Lted - do not appear to have created the depositors. Indeed any such , ,tly absurd, as none of them will ei oss on the occasion. From the mae, ll of the bank are kept, and the waY 111 were checked by. other parties, it vca s l ibsons to get possession of any le°, ces known-to be in their hands; and falsified the books without:a certaolt sibipping Elite Myna. Ttle,"l TRADE OF LIVERPOOL. 3 srcely a . able, th at a r _ ace in the world, to which the British flag isf ku port : aud the-597 conveyan ce is not afforded from this enter- N th read, r3 the following information may be acceptable to our oi 'li s e begin with the United States of America, to N aw • y ilt, raost splendid description are despatched as ea r ruts...., o _ sd Ofu , , the Ist, 9th, 16th, and 24th of each month in the Imeric as arra ,,A here is a regular snail from New York to CANADA, inia,agernent between the respective governments, the P llit gard ed afteP°stage is not demanded, as formerly, on letters to r their arrival in New York. the Bth a nd 20 t h of each month. a s pkirr rne sth and 20th, usually. 1(1 1 . 1 / 4 ' 4 % b ur „ s , °P THE UNITED STATES—The conveyances are E k , t —er challts usually send their letters by way of New IN .1a . C APE OF QOOD HOPE, AND BRITISH WEST INDIA 11‘4NN,,i2".‘are usually monthly conveyances. 11 1 ," , als o , i;`,'° the sth of each month Observe--Letters are for , 81,eR WaY of New York 1.0 1 , - ," ---- On the Ist and 16th of each month. I. or SOUTH AssurticA—Not.re.u„ lar but frequent. i,,!),i'pi'sopitaulso......inveticlifsctssialTlo6rtshthoef Ist eac h an i t o l6 n t t h h. of each month. R14 1 ' 4 AN n weo,.. 4 4 3,s t . n ICT LY—Every 3 weeks. ...oNsTa NT IsoeLE—Every 3 weeks. A -I A RID kl r May 17.—Noon. Wind variable—Rain ‘, -- Lo t d 3ee, Bewley, from Manilla—Agapa,Scanlan, from "e‘r Y er V , M`Lean, from New Orleans—Virginian, Harris, , (sailed 25th April.) I: h4 tott in tay Jump from Demerara, at the Clyde. mp, 1 1 '14, tia edy, hence at Africa, p ° ''son, 'raves, hence at Calcutta 14th January. ental oon totibbs, hence at Cape of Good Hope. k it !farr n .laith hence at Demerara. Vista, hence at Tobago. A ki n ) , Ni le)", hence at Savannah. Sa o ' from New York, at Savannah. v,,,aah Rh , .ence for Vera Cruz, was spoken in lat. 18, long. 54. th 7 40,. from Puerto Cabello, at Mobile. fly',2 , er,j,„ ° ,rapson, from Belfast, at Philadelphia. —,,k‘on, hence at do. g4l4lll4"alan, from London, at New York. , q t 4, Greswold, from London, at New I ork. V.,ZtlV 4 i t eu, from the Clyde, at New York. 11 1 , - ,„,t'ae,„, , from Newcastle, at do. Is‘o,lkris y ;Fe, from Bristol, at do. rt4•: 1 11.0 `•ooker, hence at do. ..,ttli . ,, l ''ll,„_"`ggs, hence at do. 014C4,1v"ari, hence at Boston. ,Y,!teatt, hence at Castine. he_nce for Newfoundland, was spoken on the 9th Pa hYs~ile9 of Tuskar. 5 4 4 4 , 6, - ,.! u tidge from Bahia, at Falmouth. 4 - 414 wotie from' Pernambuco, at do. 7 th - h N tY: Latimer, hence for New South into "Yr '- ' of -e eember, 1832. The crew and passengers had been of Pro ani °nth on allowance of bread and water, and only 7 1 1▪ 1;`,.3% ea,reniaining The Captain had committed several acts Ltae 11th Dec..he brig slipped her cables, with only 64 • --ka-- pa , .ers — n board leavi 2of tile crew and . 7 a 8 • reported that the Captain etcS on snore. The natives V,,aq been" murered b the crew a throw overboad. %we d ll for t' Charleston— nd Hiram, n Gibson, r for for Jamaica—Edwin of Warren, Wilson, for , Lunton, for Philadelphia—Bella Isle, Vinnis, tith, for St. Petersburg—Brilliant, Mordaunt, , Knodton, for Bruges—Termagant, Prest, for tarn Mulvey, Caine. for Constantinople and Haynes, Graham, for St. Thomas and - Nassau, c. Petersburg—Elizabeth, Callender, for Phila. *las, for Boston. ch May.—Noon, Wind N.N.W .—Fair. :ephens, from Buenos Ayres—Julia, Arthur, )avidson, and Elizabeth Frith, Briard, from M`Donald. Thomas, from Mobile—Sarah, 'almouth—Commerce, Frencarna, from Naples Britannia, Mollard, from Bilboa—Vigilant, Le—Neptune, De Ignartuo, from Salon—Provi from Stralsund—Trow Elizabeth. Poithoff, from arman, from Bombay. On the Bth Feb. in lat. 25 `c the Indian, Ravenscroft, for the Cape from the Indian lost her foretopmast in a hurri 'quantity of water, and her cargo supposed to t, from New Orleans; (sailed sth ult., and at New Orleans. .nee at Demerara. ;e at Halifax. hence at Leghorn. .nce at Naples. , hence at do. lence for Bay Chaleur. Nra3 spoken 14th inst., Is. LCe at Havana. iorfolk for Grenada, was capsised, and four of for Gibraltar, off Bardsey 16th inst. )n1 Demerara, off Bardsey 17th inst. from Laguna, at Cork. Stevens, for Lisbon—Martha, Dummons, for te, M' Pherson, for Demerara—Brandon, Lewis, na, Pidgeon, for Constantinople Helen a—Blair. Thompson, for Elsinore—Crown, ;bailee, Lowing, for Newfoundland—Rhode New York—Setsey Hall, Coaker, for Lima. May.—Noon, Wind N.N.W.—Fair. itchie, from New York—New Onderming, aroline, —, from Antwerp—Constant, Vau and Belles Brach, Hansea, from Ostend. ;e at Rio Janeiro. ace at Copenhagen. (grave, Everard ; Isabella, Dearness; George, Ison; Lowe, Swendrin ; and John, Robertson. Boswick, at Leer. Hambro'. 'rom Mauritius for this port, left St. Helena ~ from Havana, off the Isle of Wight 14th inst. .onr Jamaica, at Deal. im New Orleans for Bremen, ran on Borkum , ceived considerable damage. From Bridgewater, was spoken on sth iust. in Newcastle for Halifax, was spoken 6th inst, 111 Belfast for Philadelphia, was spoken 7th 39 40, having experienced bad weather. le for Quebec, was spoken Bth bast, in lat. 46 -, from Newcastle for Quebec, was spoken long. 24 2, leaky, and intended to put into Joy, for Lisbon—Jong Juffrow Elizabeth, Douro, Little, for Antigua—Sarah. Hayman, Lamour, for Charleston—Emilie, Blukert, for nth May.—Noon, Wind N.W.—Fair. 'en, Sim, from Antigua—Jac, M'Kenzie, from from Antwerp—Vrienclichat, De Jonge, s, Christian ; and Fredericka, Vandinkhon, Peters, from Charleston. Castle, Wicklow, from Wicklow—Henry Drogheda—Active, Shanks, from Strangford :ha, Christian ; Edward, Corkill ; and Eliza. )f Man—Frances, Maddock ; and Gleaner, t—Express, —, from Whiteharen---Flint 'Mon. hence at Africa, t'Nabb, hence at do. ice at Mobile. hence at Halifax. , nce at Port au Prince Ist April. Javana 14th April. ice at do. 16th April. tee for St. Andrew's, was spoken on the 6th for Restigouche, was spoken 7th inst. in lat. from Barbadoes, at Clyde. On the 28th April, lie Blucher, Smallwood, from Barbadoes for th inst., in lat. 48 13, long. 46 44, spoke the lnah. Laguna for St. Petersburg, at Cork, tce at Yarmouth, N.W. 14th April. atimer, hence at Yarmouth, New south "Wales, • in distress. tenee for Charleston, off Point liynas 19th inst. Demerara, off Holyhead at noon. Charleston, off do. do. RAPH OFFICE, 20zu MAY. S.W. light breeze in the morning. W.S.W. ening. t at 12, noon, No. 21, Elizabeth, B.S. outward bound, No. 3V7, William, B. Bk. at Inward bound, No. 624, Nimrod, B.S. at 7 p.m. n• 11T • • 2 1 l k H.M. F . .2 2 2 020 18 1 ..23 0 40 1 0 17 8 ..24 121 1 43 16 11 '25 F, 233 15 10 ; 0,3 327 14 7 0 436 13 6 15 558 13 2 Festivals, erc. the tPl4r t71.•-.4. - 0 g 0 111 , r"N''v'it,'le',°een nu ' bell ' .'lk ).(li -rl. I ink' t ,j, T . ,4 „1 0 .,._ _•,stoa, Ibbio of eriti;l! '-,3,',`„‘rus,;(iticoliO,l ruide , f • '•ilidt, k'se—jeur. Brui ~ a s r ' ,4,4k.,4,.1E,,, ~.,14,1.0/1, ] ;On ~,,,ert Lilian up `-tlits,alfnes E veto4# a 4a4. ? St, • .4, APr,, Niche `rolVilv 'llt, Tendetrf,(loo,i iiiwter,1444,411:1,,,, 1811ste lic , a ll i.' 11'.15t',11 -Celia, D; m asta v , elt"Nill, Iltica;therin, erdai lci`;':cs'e argsercl Fa 'en a 9 Sevilletil.;kilkiZd n, ati,a,Bti t,,,.t,00„ burg edged ~' t,'%,nit•gol . ru 1 enetil,r, 44.,,-,4' G 4, k.tarnia, ilttioa't 'l4l:l,l;.t.te.ll4il,'tukc Ed 1 liar" celh - alai:. 'eb 11% / I'4 Makin d'' et t'fl ~,Ef k ith ko Id not," 1.,.,t, ult. tt, Lunt, 'ho, o°l 11:',1h c;10,• d i en /I , kti: 4 , -lx: ft e er . hen, ye lA,' iileLlP.riniZ,art, he,e ye taW i , plket 4th! , leoLhenec ay. , 'l4lts,Alearicrta, h Villiarof, tt,,,, .1,11, i.c.„'it:sohen t ho d°;f 1415ki.,,, r:of iltut, 1;-e is futile. L!„7;9;kual„Sul.,_ all, e extra' Az! u,'o4tgg, f r - 0 , hens en si re ' 4 i47, 1 "it% from Nu t , . , Uf (i3or, k lerahle „I % ~11„, 4444%01:nee I order, rio 0,4,e1):, fro, t hesitg , 4),,,,i13_,,a1im: ~1 •i 5 Pi ' ~,' kittl:dOhj;sl°,ll, tWaY he :NI -tt, f , -- 4 0 'one KceptlP ' ii,t(,),',os Aneexibi tat be ' l ,' ; i e lle;T a°l ; f „ 1 . the ' kik ItN. n, f or v •144 7t4.13Ays 19th se delieqe`.9 4 / .; , itre',!'iltaly mote P r ; )14t/It,i`4lt, Ptei li—a4 flight:6l : ; , 11, ~t1le,i1)01:1(131,11; a; , was ,'• ' ; yr:kat:it' une. lied lo t° , ,Jl 4 4t . 'N. 0 4, "N he r sit for :, itNIA. Willl'igrs Irrnatio;:o lip:Deelliek, 80, weVen. , kl:_ell'. etaAelce at i‘ 111111 J)IC tell °III, ft I, r, lad the° t. Ork,:c;latks .otiptp )-I•4l,:VitholA'ord rs. le y k , a) • h ,nny, , n ix n., he' . •di w,,%; il 4kred`,rrorn etter 01.10 1•t41411:''g•41,-/31s€0, etc 11. 41 , , n) I, leen b°,,r N. 4, i—, 6'. ow. it It'L-',lit. e4"T 44)t1 1 4 s.l4`''hciti 'le' frOo. . 0 , l'''', , ~ k• ; i2 1 4 li, 10r,,, fro m lay 1- ~ iof 2 , ew ~, 3! .es-e ttii tii t tkottlEgr 'astle tatale. I'l ,44,tei',' )at!lortt, my FrO'l lit. kr. 49 41, 1( )rnitig, I 0) I,lo,7lltita in it bed t1:4.05°14, J a nd led," 41'14,!Iled—I ad to 514,,':. ' l c °. late , Lan ild. not 11 . :Ei '111E;111)Av - gvole:of ‘0,,, , :--wh., 2011: ebe ." pit4Z, iteha I hoe, E l i ' -meli.......,,l(nactv_E dart !O •' , 4 k s-ha 1 '.I , • t, E efn,: ru e res indneliol , 3,i;ct,.....1zUt, p', uju., ' '' ' k,,(tts fine 'rienu!,,,, . I.trcly , t roth 11113:iu' 'e ,itrtri4,., iqueth the al)°` ~ 4 ' fr:"weo °I ling fot „•';,.,c,ri, avertr; )r motile, '' ,':'l4s, tiPl2l4niri4s. I, a stl'Ol lio bqro„ig,Tewls,ei!l' Peri-d 0 .. ;''‘4,l•Fletten', , ~ , t, ~_. h no, hen el% 00 ilk" , 1 nee at u sufref kk ik t . kito Pe, he 15 bhp' A g li, h e 'lc Ile so ° tiP l fs'l.4l'ii , l o nee ered PI, : Vq:112e?1, hence ,1 k, 4! 4, e uee )e Sti li -it! ; Ott. 49 Iteih, aPPrelle9 , ',k_,,ht'll°titisecri' the de,r0,;30, - .u,e fore lotn 11.1 sal- :vry q 10f,,1,1,_ 4 , , Pot e , r fli r o f die' ve r,irtilZ,c,l,,tut:oter,rg;:i. i races 11° 0 i'4, ' l . '4(tl-s'' 1.3•11 , a s ll : b) . r e t e h ei t i le A l o , ree :i d ef r 'ti i i : s , ^ 'I PT).I 4 , til' l.l„ : ° ,:,.. ° hb u d i fi t '' ,.n r , ° r ° . lrl ,_..AS l , a vier to" tki a ; fr o , 1 1 in leCee.- , .441 /I EI , 1 , 0 i i,'f1tie,,h0.13.4 4 11 ut inle44di 'i'',Nle,i4at L'ii.tolra' duces '' 441%. P-• u ' s o ated ell; 1 f Inv 101 l a 3-.ier 4 s , T IT , _.,:1l Fr, I, .....t , "" rl°4l. vailve 0 , ire ' 'l' '2l u• t wa- av si,, • .22 11 .; woo', r ,` '••••23 o 4" a tlie' 4 •:'•`44 1 21 ° an 0 i- ' -'25 2 laititi I`.'-2G 2 ...21 4 '.(l Day increased Sh. 44m. Prs. Horn. b. Tr. T. begins. Length of day 16h. 12m. Length of night 7h. 46m. Oxford Term ends. Whit Sun. Moon Ist qr. Whit Mon. [loh. 27m. in. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. Importo. AFRICA. Lady Charlotte, Lethbridge. fm Africa. with abt 660 cks palm oil, 3 fms dunnage wood. 3 bxs sheet copper. Sir J Tobin—(for exportation) 1 t bar iron—River. EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, 4c. Marv, Dobson, fm Calcutta, with 9 es silk corahs, 4 es silk bands noes, Vrew and Glasgow-3.200 bgs flour, Acraman and Stitt-155 chts lac dye, IN II Rawson-652 bgs sugar, 11 chts indigo, 34 chts lac dye, Order—Q Dk. Lady Gordon, Harmer, fin Bombay, with 12 chts gum copal, 11 chts gum arable, 240 bls cotn, 476 bgs pepper, Order-665 bls cotn, 16 ele phants' teeth, 91 bgs saltpetre, 480 bgs pepper, 100 bgs senna leaves, 87 bdls deer horns, W Nicol-114 bls cotn, G Jackson-42 do, Cle ments, Roy des, and co-18 chts gum animi, 54 bls cotn, 29 cs gum— Dirom, Richmond, and co—P Dk. Feejee, Bewley, fm Manilla, with 1412 bgs sugar, 126 bskts mother of pearl shells, 245 bxs cassia lignea, 31 cks cocoanut oil, 58 bls dry buf falo hides, loose 4710 dry buffalo hides, abt 5 t sapan wood, abt 1 t c and o horns, Anderson, Vise, and co. iiiarfuts. COLONIAL PRODUCE. Friday, May 17th, 1833. 'ln consequence of the unsettled state of West India affairs, many of the holders of SUGAR continue to withhold their stocks from the market, and the sales of 8.P., which amount to 800 hbds., establish an advance of is. ' 2s. on all descriptions; 1,300 bags Bengal have also been disposed of at 595. (cD 655., which is Is. dearer; but in Mauritius or Foreign no sales are reported.—There continues to be a good enquiry for MOLASSES, and sales to the extent of 350 puns. have been effected at an advance of is. ' is. 6d. .:; cwt., viz. Trinidad 235. 6d., and Demerara at 255. 4y cwt. off the quay.---CoFFEE.—The trans actions in Plantation have been exceedingly limited, chiefly attributable to the principal importers not being disposed to realize at present; the few sales effected have been at about former rates. Of Foreign, 50 bags common ordinary St. Domingo brought 545. 6d. cwt.-80 bags and brls. Trinidad COCOA have been disposed of at 495. 6d. e 50s. for very ordinary, and 525. e 555. for good.-800 bags East India GINGER at 265. for very ordinary, to 30s. 6d. for good quality. —There has been some enquiry for PIMENTO, and about 400 bags have been sold at 4d. e and 50 bags black PEPPER at 3N d. lb.—ln RICE the operations have been confined to a parcel of very ordinary East India, consisting of 750 bags at 225. 6d. cly cwt. in bond, and 100 bags of fair quality, at 14s. 6d.—The sales in Rum amount to 200 puns., but the prices obtained do not warrant any alteration in the quotations. DrEwooos.-The sales consist of about 150 tons of Cam peachy LoGwoon, at £7 10s.' £7 155., and 50 of Jamaica at £6 7s. 6d.' £6 10s.; in Fume, about 50 tons of Tampico at £9 e £lO., 20 of Cuba at £l2, and 60 of Ceara at £9 itf , ' ton; no sales in NICARAGUA WOOD, except 80 tons of damaged Lima, at £l7 15s. e £lB 2s. 6d. and 20 sound at £22; 15 tons of Gaboon BARWOOD brht £B, and by auction 4 tons of SAPAN 'WOOD, £l4 10s. "ton; some few sales have been made in CAsiwoon, at £2O 49' ton for good quality.-TURPEN TINE is 6d. 1: cwt. lower; about 2,000 brls. having been sold at Ils. for fair quality, to lls. 6d. for very good; the trade having been discouraged from buying at former prices, by a rumour which appears to have some foundation, that govern ment intends to admit Foreign Rosin at a reduced duty.-For American TAR there is less demand, but 270 brls. of good quality have brought 125.; 1,200 brls. brought forward by auction on Thursday were not sold.-We have had very little demand for Montreal Pot ASHES, and scarcely 100 brls. have been sold at 245. 6d. e 255.; very few Montreal Pearl Ashes have been taken, and prices remain without variation. No sales of States' Pot Ashes, but of States' Pearls, 50 brls. of an old import have been disposed of at 265. Ificwt.-In FLAXSEED and CLOVERSEED nothing. o _ has been done; nor are there any sales to report of BEES' WAX.-QRERCITRON BARK is in limited request at the advanced rates of last week; a few hhds. of Philadelphia have been sold at 9s. g, cwt.-The sales of HIDES are to a limited extent, without alteration in prices; they com prise 3400 salted Buenos Ayres Ox and Cow at 4% to 5%, and 500 salted New York at 43(d. 1; lb.-Of HonsE HAIR, a few bales short Buenos Ayres sold at 63,, ctf' lb.-No sales of Neu tria or Chinchilli SKINS • about 3000 Vicuna sold at 4s. 9d. each. -No transactions in dAK BARK.-TOBACCO continues in li mited demand, the sales scareely amounting to 70 hds., all of which have been taken by the trade, consisting . of 40 hdhs. of Virginia and Kentucky leaf, and 28 of Virginia stemmed.- There is a good demand for INDIGO, and 80 chests East India, chiefly Oude, have been disposed of at ls. 3d. to 4s. sd. per lb., with 50 serons Caraccus at 4s. 6d. to 55.-For SALTPETRE there is also a fair enquiry, and but little offering ; the sales aae 400 bags, at 335. to 38s. per cwt.-200 chests SHELL LAC have been sold at 925. 6d. for ordinary black, up to 140 s. for very fine orange.-31 chests TINCAL, at 84s. to 865.; a small lot good SAFFLOWER, at £7. 12s. 6d. per cwt.; 100 chests LAc DYE, at up. to 16d. per lb. ; and 300 boxes CASSIA LIGNEA, at 70s. to 71s. 6d. MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.-The demand has been less animated than for some weeks past. BRIMSTONE continues to support the quotations, and the quantity offering is very small.-The principal sales made in SUMAC have been of new Verona, of which description several parcels have been sold from the ship at 7s. 3d. to 7s. 6d. per cwt., according to quality; nothing worth notice reported in Sicily or Malaga.-AitooLs and CREAM of TARTAR have been in limited demand.-The business done in MLDDER Roozs has been limited, and at rather lower rates.-For MADDERS there continues a fair en quiry, at steady prices.-The demand for OLIVE OIL has been more limited this week, and for Galipoli a decline of £2 to £3. has been submitted to; other sorts remain pretty steady; three vessels have arrived this week from Seville and Some parcels of Morea VALONIA have been sold at £ll. to £l2. per ton.-The transactions in FISH OILS are again confined to Con, of which about 75 tuns have been sold at former rates for Newfoudland, but at some reduction for Halifax; little now re mains on the market for sale. SEAL OIL continues in very limited request, but prices are without alteration.-LINSEED OIL in good demand.-RAPE in moderate request.--The sales of PALM OIL are not extensive at the quotations.-OIL of TUR PENTINE is again offering rather lower.-In FLAX we have no business to report.-Sales of Hume are making at rather lower prices, but the transactions are rather limited.-The TAI.LOW market has remained dull of sale during the week, but prices are steady. WEST INDIES. Geomtown, fm Demerara, with 11G hds sugar, 162 cks mo lasses, ,J 0 bls cotn, 100 ox hides, 36 pns 20 hds 30 brls rum, T Murray —5O hds sugar, 20 pns 20 hds rum, S Mackay 36 lids sugar, Douglas, Fraser, and co-20 do, Sandbach, Tinne, and co-39 do, Wilson and Cort-96 do, J Jones and co-35 pns 5 brls rum, H Porter-17 bls cotn, T Porter-32 ox hides, Buchanan and Browne-10 hds sugar, Shand and co-15 pns rum, A Taylor and co-3 brls sugar, 46 brls coffee, 2 jars tamarinds, 2 bxs cassaripe, 3 bxs sweetmeats, Ordcr—Q Dk. SOUTH AMERICA. Fairy, Stephens, fin Buenos Ayres, with 441 dry calf skins, lot c and o horns, 6056 wet salted c and o 'hides, 1394 (11 y c and o hides, 26 bls conts unkn, 100 lining hides, G Barber and co-27 bls 2 cs conts unkn, H Miller-25 pps tallow, J Betteley-26 do, Order-30 do, W Wilson and co—ll qr cks, it Carlisle and co-5 marquitas tallow, .1 Miller— abt 4 t horn tips, Order-1i Dk. - - Agaphea, Scanlan, fm Laguna, with abt 190 t lo , rwood 0 D and T 13 Willis—lL Dk. Julia, Arthur, fin Laguna, with abt 250 t logwood, 10 pckgs pimento, C Tayleur, Sons, and co—River. - - - - - - Panther, Cowing, fm Rio Grande, 3039 cow and ox hides, abt 5 t horns, 44 pps tallow, 47 lining hides, Baring Brothers and co-350 cow and ox hides, 50 dumps tallow, 96 arrobes hair, Order-1 bx botanical specimens 141 Hooker-539 ox hides, Leech and Harrison-3000 do, J I Sunderland and co—K Dk. Itinerant, Nicholson, fm Buenos Ayres, with 4000 salted cow and ox hides, 355 dry do, 100 lining do, 6 bls wool, 2 bgs cloverseed, 2 tiger skins, 25 bls conts unkn, Order-35 pps tallow, 1 cse chinchilli skins, J Appleyard-7 cse do, 19 bls conts unkn, II Miller-189 his cheeps' wool, 23 bls horse hair, 2 bls sheep skins, abt 4 t horns, J Ilarratt and Sons-5 bls skins, N Lewin and co—Q llk. UNITED STATES. Virginian, Harris, fm New York, with 1 cse conts unkn, 1027 brls turpentine, W and J Browne and co-1 bx conts unkn, Brown and Syme-1 ble do, D Seldon-15 es do, Order-1 brl do, J Alexander -1 brl do, J M'Cammon-1 tnk do, R Marshall-1 pkge do, Baring Brs and co-29 cks do, 126 bdles wire, Cearns, Crary, and co-200 salted hides, Dennistoun and co-104 bls cotn, T B blackburne-314 do, Order-215 do, Waddington and co-105 do, Ewart, Myers, and co— River. Susquehanna, Miercken, fm Philadelphia, with 2000 brls flour, 515 bls cotn, 18 pkgs conts unkn, W and J Brown and co-1 bx conts unkn, T and J D Thornely-1 do, T Hodson-3 cs do, Bolton and co-1 prcl do, M Wotherspoon-52 bxs do, Order-7 cs horn tips, Hobson and Sons--River. London, M'Clean, fm New Orleans, with 657 his cotn, Martineau, Smith, and co-440 do, H Patry and co-9 do, W Barber-114 do, W and J Brown and co-48 do, A Dennistoun and co—abt 3 t logwood, Order-1 bx conts unkn, Booth, Dixon, and co—li Dk. Margaret Scott, Lunt, fm New Orleans, with 1190 Ms cotn, Ewart, Myers, and co-6 do, Order—River. Catherine M'Donald, Thomas, fm Mobile, with loose abt 120 t cop per ore, Martineau and co-250 bls cotn, AVainw right and Shiels-279 do, Cropper, Benson, and co-200 do, Hagarty and Jerdein-172 do, Roskell, Ogden, and co-100 do, B Smith and Suns—B Dk. Celia, Davison, fm New Orleans, with 175 bls cotn, J Harrison-175 do, J Wilson-51 do, H Patry and co-100 do, J Hobson and Sons-60 do, J and E Grundy-96 do, Rathbone Brs and co-911 do, J Cooke and Sons-794 do, W and J Brown and co-57 do, W and R Orr-257 do, It Atrott and co—B Dk. Elizabeth Frith, Briard, fm New Orleans, with 1378 bls cotn, Peck and Phelps—Q Dk. Plato, Dimmock, fm New Orleans, with 669 bls cotn, Wainwright, Shiels, and co-387 do, Baring Brothers and co-385 do, W Dennistoun and co-740 wet salted hides, J Wliean-6 brls bears oil, 3 brls 30 pks bees' wax, G Wright and co—B Dk. MEDITERRANEAN. Sarah, Piggott, fm Malatzzo, with 142 cks olive oil, R Zwilchcnbart and co—K Dk. Trusty, Welsh, fm Patras, with abt 150 t valouia, 4 t fustic, M'An drew and Pilcher—K Dk. EUROPE. Climence, Di Harm, fm Ostend, with 50 bls flax, W Dixon and co-- 410 mats, Order-175 do, W Fletcher and Son-163 do, Tennants, Moore, and co-47 do, Carson and Lander-50 do, Parry and Crosbie —lOO do, T and A Mulholland-1 bx clothes, Castellain and co—Q llk. Frau Elizabeth, —, fm Schiedam, with 14 lds bullrushes, Order -10 pps shf pps geneva, Stewart, Bold, and co—Q Dk. Vigilant, Landon, fm Seville, with 153 pps hhds olive oil, D Campbell—Cg Dk. - . Providenha, Schmiedberg, fm Stralsund, with loose abt 850 qrs wheat, •It Greenham—K Dk. Neptune, De Ignartuo, fin Salon, with 10 pps 43 hds 2 qr cks wine, 1162 bgs small nuts, J Crwnp and co—K Dk. Isabella, Ramsey, fin Bilboa, with 90 bgs shumft, 11 cks madder, 11 bgs walnuts, Zulueta and co-377: bgs madder, 112 bgs shumac, 2cs B goods retd, Order-81 bgs madder, R Zwilchenbart and co-5 small anchors, 40 bxs soap B retd, J Glynn and Son—K. llk. Hull Packet, Havie, fm Ostend, with abt 36 t oak bark, Castellain and co-279 bls flax, Tennants, Moore, and co-122 do, Order—Q llk, Jupiter, Beileke, fm Memel, with 738 pcs fir timber, 12i c deals, 60i c staves, abt 8 fms lathwood, .1 W Gibson—B Dk. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Friday, May 17111, 1833. The demand for Cotton during the week has been very moderate, though quite equal to the quantity offering, consequently prices remain very firm. At the publie sale to day 1,500 Surat and 400 Demerara and Berbice were sold at steady prices. 500 American and 200 Surat have been taken for export, and 900 Surat and 2,000 Ameri can on speculation. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, From the 10th inst. to this day inclusive. VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING. WEST INDIES, &C. T J Hatton or W Tarbet, 83 Port Glasgow, K, Demerara N Waterhouse & Sons, 396 Hopkinson, P, Do Barton, Irlam, & co, 386 Bolivar, B, Barbadoes SOUTH AMERICA. Aikin Co& or Wtiair & co, 253 Hortensia, P, Buenos Ayres W Ker, Imrie, & co, 143 Isabella, Laguna & Puerto Cabello J Holliwell or W Ker & co, 257 Thomas Miller, Q, Bahia UNITED STATES. Robinson Brothers, 300 Henry Kneeland, K, New York Cambridge ft Gray, 399 Caledonia, Q, New Orleans W 8., J Brown & co, Colossus, P, Philadelphia Baring Brothers & co. 413 Alleghany, P. Do 1U AMERICA. J& J Jackson, 303 Two Brothers, P. Quebec J N Wood & co, 336 Lord Stanley, K, Do 3 Poole & co or .1 Froste, 399 Bolivar, G, Do Graham & Taylor, 154 Lochiel, Cg, Newfoundland Graham & Taylor. 11l Ringwood, K, Do W W Bulley, 138 Britannia, Q, Do Dowie & co or R Monro, 206 Trinidad Packet, Q, Montreal 3 N Wood & co, 364 Nestor, B, Miramichi Cannon & Miller, 316 Henrietta, Q, Cape Breton MEDITERRANEAN. G Highfield or Swainaton, 128 Betsey, Cg. Gibraltar G Highfield, 187 John Onnerod, G, Do NEW SOUTH WALES. Cotesworth 8:. Smith, 473 Princess Victoria, G, Hobart's Town and Sydney, N.S. EUROPE. C L Bahr. 94 Rumbold, S, Ostend C L Bahr, 86 Nancy, S, Do J C Kalowski t 265 Maria, Q, Do G Yates, 167 Portia, K, Leghora J Bibby & co, 171 Fanny Connell, G, Lisbon P Brownrigg, 318 Britannia, Cl, Do Huntingdon & Day , . 95 Sybil, K, Norway G Highfield or Swams ton, 128 I3etsey, Cg. Oporto Campbell & Crawford. 83 Hero, K., Pernau P Sorencen, Son, & co, 116 Regena, Q. Iceland C L Bahr, 104 Reform, G. Hamburgh Barton & Baynes, 340 Wm. Barrington, Cg, St. Petersburgh PRICES OF SHARES. Liverpool Coal Gas Liverpool Oil Gas Liverpool and Ilarrington Water Works . . Bootle ditto Exchange Buildings 160 .. Liverpool and Manchester Railway, . £lOO paid D2lO Ditto Old Quarters . . . 25 Ditto New Quarters . . 25 Bolton and Leigh ditto . . . . . 100 Ditto . . . ...... 25 Warrington and Newton ditto . . . 100 Kenyon and Leigh ditto Wigan Branch ditto . . St. Helens and Runcorn Gap ditto Leicester and Swannington ditto . Stockton and Darlingtou ditto . . Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Rail- ) way and Canal Leek and Selby Railway . . Grand Junction ditto London and Birmingham Bank of Liverpool Bank of Manchester . . . . IS .. 20 7 6d Manchester and Liverpool District Bank 10 .. 13 Commercial Bank of Liverpool . . .. 11 10 .. Liverpool Marine Assurance Company 25 .. 32 5 .. Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks 10 .. 16 ItICHD. DAWSON, Share-broker. SALES. Current IMPORTS. Prvsly This Prices of This Prvsly DESCRIPTION. this Year Week this Day. Week this Year Sea Island Georgia 7990 660 101 d 6 22d Stained Ditto 970 40 7 10 } 6317 155229 Upland Ditto 113760 5300 61 8 Alabama 1 41280 830 61 71 Mobile 64 8 •12170 152992 New Orleans 72340 3200 61 9 Pernambuco I 21390 1230 9 101 1 14 42 13438 Aricati & Ceara. Bl 9 4 Bahia and Macaio 10590 100 8 9 78 4 10698 Maranham I 15500 230 81 — 9l 3600 21144 Sawginned B4 81 Mina Para 9O 71 8 Demerara & Berbice 7OO 10 81 101 67 1078 Barbadoes 250 74 84 Common West India 2380 160 64 81 17 2677 Bahama 7l 9 Carthagena. lBlO 61 61 371 Smyrna lOO 61 7 229 Egyptian 7450 60 91 101 Surat Bengal 1270 5 51 948 Sea Island (4 , public sale this day) 330850 12220 24397 371313 Monday Evening, May 20, 1833. • We remain without alteration in prices, the demand being very li mited, and the sales of Saturday and to-day only amounting to 3500 bales. Arrived-2 New York, 3 Orleans, 2 Mobile, 1 Bombay. THE CORN TRADE. Monday Evening, May 20, 1833. The arrivals of grain are small, but the weather is remarkably fine, and little business doing . in the trade. There is some inquiry for oats, which support their prices ; wheat, and almost every other article, are very dull at former rates. WHEAT, per 70 lbs a d a d Irish red (old) 5 4 0 7 0 Do. red 1832 6 5.. 7 6 Do. white 1832 7 4.. 711 Canada (old) 7 0 .. 7 6 Do. 1832 8 0.. 8 9 Danttic 7 0.. 8 0 Stettin &Wiemar 7 0 .. 8 0 MALT, imp.mea s d s d English 5O 0.. 53 0 Irish 46 .. 48 0 BEANS, English Irish 3O 0 .. 32 0 Foreign PEASE, White ... FLOUR, per 280 ibs Irish, (new) 3B 0 .. 42 0 Canadian free brl 32 0 .. 35 0 American, ditto 32 0 .. 36 0 Do. (in bond) 15 6 .. 23 0 OATMEAL, 2401b5. Irish, (old) 2O 6 .. 21 0 Do. (1832) 22 0 .. 22 9 Ems, (in bond) Carolina, (cwt.) l5 0 .. 15 0 East India. l3 0 .. 16 0 FLAX SEED, hhd 0 0 .. U 0 Odessa (soft) 7 0.. 7 6 Russian 0 0.. 0 0 Foreign (in bond) 0 0.. 0 0 OA'rs, per 45 lbs Irish (old) 2 4 .. 2 5 Do. (1832) 2 4 .. 2 61 Foreign (in bond) 0 0 .. 0 0 BARLEY, imp. mea.. English. 3O 0 .. 32 0 IriWh, GO% 3 6 .. 4 Foreign (in bond) 0 0 .. 0 LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, AVERAGE PRICES (From the London Gazette, May 17.) Wht. Brly. Oats. ' Rye. Ens. 1 Peas AVIPAGII S. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d 0 f the week .53 8 25 9 17 1 31 0 30 11 1 29 10 Of 6 weeks, regulating d . uty 53 6 2G 2 1G 11 31 5 30 3130 11 Ditty on Foreign . . . 33 8 22 10 22 91 22 9 25 91 21 6 There is no alteration in the duty this week. Vricto Curran. LIVERPOOL, May 2cyh, 1833. £ t d Xs et. ARGOTS, Per •czot, White 2 Red 1 ASHES, per cwt. Po; U. States' 0 Canada PRARL, U. States'.. Canada, 1 BARILLA, per ton Alicant . (10 Sicily . BEES' WAX, 4p cwt. American.... .... .. BERRIES, V cwt. Turkey, Ye110w.... Persian. BRIMSTONE, 41' ton. Sicily, .tc Tuscan CLOVER SEED, 41f cwt. American Dutch red.... .. .. .. French & German white 3 COCHINEAL, V lb, in band Silver a Black COCOA, 4p cat, in bond. - Brazil.. . Trinidad 2 Caraccas 0 COFFEE, 4P cwt, in bond. Jamaica, ordinary 2 Good and fine ord 4 Mid. and good mid 4 Pine mid. and tine 5 Dutch, &c Ordinary 3 Good and fine ord... Mid. and good mid 4 Fine mid. and fine 4 Havana St. Domingo 2 Brazil and Laguira 2 COTTON, V lb. Sea Island Georgia 0 Stained do 0 Upland, do . . Alabama 0 Mobile 0 New Orleans 0 Pernambucco. 0 Aricati & Ceara 0 Bahia & Macaio.... Maranham 0 Sawginned ditto 0 Mina 0 Para 0 Demerara Sr Berbice 0 Barbadoec Common West India 0 Bahama 0 Carthagena 0 Smyrna .... Egyptian Surat 0 Bengal 0 DYEWOODS, 4P ton. LOGWOOD, Jamaica 6 St. Dom. & Honduras 6 Campeachy. 7 FusTic, Jamaica 0 Cuba l2 Spanish.. Camwoon .. 19 Banwoon, Angola 9 Gaboon NICARAGUA WOOD. Solid l6 Large Rough l3 Small .. ll FLAX 4P ton. Petersburgh, 12-head .... 40 Dutch 44 Rica, P. T. R FLAXSEED, 4j3 , ' hhd. American ... .. GINGER, 4P cwt, in band. Jamaica, white 3 black 0 East India 1 HEMP, 43'' ton. Riga Rhine. Petersburgh, clean. HIDES, 4r lb. West India, dry 0 Buenos Ayres, dry— Salted 0 Brazil, dry salted 0 North America, salted 0 7 East India 0 Horse, 4P' hide 0 IVORY, 4, cwt. Ist, 2nd and 3rd 24 4th and sth .. ... 22 Scrivelloes INDIGO, V' M. Bengal Purple and Violet 0 Blue andFineViolet 0 Ordin. Sz Mid . 0 Violet & Copper.... 0 Copper 0 Ordinary.... Caraccas, Floras duty pd 0 Sobres Cortes 0 Guatimala 0 MADDER 4p cwt. Crops .... Ombros .... Gamenes. Mulls. 0 MAD. ROOTS, cwt. Turkey 3 Freneh 2 MUNJEET, 40* cwt. East India, in bond 1 MOLASSES, 41' cwt. West India, B. P 1 OILS, V 252 gals. Cod .... Seal, pale, Whale, (without casks. ) 0 Linseed, 4f" gallon, o. an.: 0 Rape, pale 0 Olive, cly 252 gals.. Gallipoli.... Sicily, fte 54 Palm, 4p ton PEPPER, 4r lb. Black, in bond 0 White _. . 0 PIMENTO, 4r lb in bond.. 0 QUER. BARK, cwt. New York Philadelphia 1 ° RICE, V cwt. in bond. 4 0® 2 18 0 - 2 O 0 - 0 4 0 - 1 6 0- 1 6 8-- O 0 - 0 O 0 -00 18 0 12 0 0 0 5 0 7 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 - 5 10 0 .... 1 10 0- 2 0 0 ...: 4 5 0- G 10 0 . 29 10 0 -29 10 0 . 27 0 0--27 0 0 8 0 - 0 Carolina East India 0 12 6 0 16 6 SALTPETRE, 4 cid 1 10 0— 2 0 0 SHUMAC, W cwt 0 7 0— 0 15 0 SPIRITS,' imp. gal. bond. BRANDY, Cognac. 0 0 0 0 0 0 GENEVA 0 0 0— 0 0 0 Rum, Jam, low. 0. P — —loto 14 — 15 to 16 0 1 11 0 2 3 18 to 20 0 2 4 0 2 9 Stronger. Choice Leeward, common.. .. 0 1 8— 0 1 9 Proof and Stronger.... 0 2 1— 0 3 0 SUGAR, 4, cwt. MUSCOVADO, B. P. Duty paid. Dry brown 2 9 0— 2 11 0 Middling 2 12 6 2 14 0 Good do. to bright 2 15 6 2 16 0 Fine to very fine 2 17 0— 3 1 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 12 0 White 1 2 0— 1 7 0 East India, in bond. Brown Yellow White 0 16 0— 3 3 0 TALLOW, 411 met. Petersburgh, Y. C 2 5 0— 2 5 3 Soap 2 `.? 0— 0 0 0 TAR, Amer..; br/.... Stockhohn 0 13 O— 0 14 6 Archangel 0 13 6 0 14 0 TIMBER, cubic foot. Oak, Quebec . Pine, Pitch 0 2 0— 0 2 2 Brit. Amer. corn. ... , 0 1 3 - 0 1 31 Ditto, Red . Yellow 0 1 4t— 0 1 5 Danzig Memel 0 1 11 0 2 0 Riga, red TOBACCO, lb. bond. York and James' River. Low and Inferior„ 0 0 21— 0 0 211 Ordinary and mid. 0 3i— 0 0 41 1 Fair to Fine .... 0 0 5-0 0 GI Stemmed 0 0 —o 0 6 Kentucky and Kappa- t kannoik. Leaf..... S 0 0 3-0 0 4i sternined — ..... - 0 0 3 0 0 5# Maryland. Canadian 0 0 4 0 0 6 TURPENTINE, Amer. cwt. 0 9 6 011 6 VALONIA. per ton lO 0 0 —l6 0 9 Durlas. 16d 4r cwt. Amer. Cs. 41 , clef. Plant. free. 2 s ir clc I. 10:. 4' ton. XI 4i. cwt. 6d V lb Fur.6d. 4y lb 11 . P. 2cl. 'Od• V' th lt. 3d. c. From B. P. 3. .other parts 4r. 6/1. 'w ton. .ss. V ton. lel. 4f cwt. I-Is. 41 quarter. lls. 61. per cwt. ld. per eta 11. P. dry 2s. 4d. 1t(( ls. 2d. For. dry 44. Ad. wet 2s. 4d. 4, vet, V eta. duly paid. , 3d. tb 4d. If' tb Cs. 4.r czrl, Is. 6d. 41 , CIPI. 1-Is. fxl. Ife ett /. -9s. curl. ls. 4, £B. Re. 4, 259 gall:. es. 6d. 4r cwt. I Is. per lb. sd. r. 444' net, -15 s. gr eta - r cwt. —td. cIP ctrl. —lB. clp cwt. 225. 6d. at. gall. imp. 245. 4, cut. .63, 4ft c 1.71, Ito;. 31. 2.1. 41' Cu.'. 15s. 4f barrals. Foreign 55e. B. P. 10,. .3s. e I. 9d., w rb. I. 4d. 4IP cwt. :I,jts, 41? Ma ..:. 0 : 1s,„ .- i 5 ti '2 4 . 4.