The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-05 00:00:00

____ ___, ___ - - 192 Tilt: LIVERPOOL ~ ►:)-1'2i,:.ci;.,'t.Aci). eesomminsimiosesmalerieter leo. - - --- - - -- - • WEST INDIA •Moeasse.s. - West India Molasses continue t IMPORTED • `." tHE C EsiSI' INDIA COMPANY-RESIGNATION OF ' - BRITISH AMERICA. . • . • Argols 2 Front the 25th to the 31st October, 1833, inclusive. • • - THE CHAIRMAN. ' Kitty, Stott, fin Dorchester, NB, with 391 c 1 deals, battens and advance; sales to 6d. was g ex oo te a n D t are reported at 275., ... .. . _ dell ends, 39 e 5 hd staves, 1 fin lathwood, 1 pee fir picked up at sea, and' yesterday 275. ' , . By Vessels from Africa, 1 Bombay, 1 Deinerara, 2 Bahia, 1 Ceara, I Charleston, 1 New York, 1 Cephalonia 1 Trieste, 1 Marseilles, 1 "TO THE HON. THE COLUT OF DIRECTORS. T Hatton, jun-Q Dk Coeeee.-There have been several parcels of Coffee forced ..0 Britannia, Oliver, fin Mirarnichi, with 84 ps hardwood, 671 tie pine on the market by private contract at lower prices, on account Lisbon, 1 Havre. "GENTLEMEN,-;The state of my health for some months timber, 30 ps deals ,' abt 2 feria lathwooa, Roscow and Rigg-Q Dk past has had me to bontemplate the necessity of relinquishin g 266 . of the heavy prompt; good. .ord. Ceylon 595., better quality . Tinley, Robson , fin St Andrew's , NB , with 47 ps hardwood, boxes, -, awes,-, casks, 38 the seat which, throtigh your favour, I have the honour to hold, •ps white pine timber, alit 10 fms lathwood, 110 ps pitch pine timber, 595. 6d. to 60s. The great proportion of the Coffee offered this Ashes, Inds. - sus chairman of the Court of Directors. .1 . . ' (6 cut: for stowage) A Cliff-6 spars, 6 deals, 18 deal ends, 1 fin lath- week at public sale has been taken in, few or no buyers al ) " Bark .iilicl4. -, bxs, - 4 ` $o long as the affairs of the East India Company were ' wood, Order-The deck cargo (art of I, . the above thrown overboard peering. ' , ' Oak .....t0n:, -- 'under gale quant it y_ uncertain-Q Dk , By public sale this day 25 casks 200 brls. 110 bags mid. De- Berries 'ander the consideration of Parliament and the Court of Pro- - prietors, I abstained from giving effect to my own wishes, be- ' l 'barair: corner. fin Quebec, with 51 ps oak and 163 ps pine timber, 811 clB staves, 254 c 27 deals, J kroste-Q DA met urn Coffee sold at 89s. 6d. to ?25.; 44 bales 39 bags Mocha Borax were offered, of which the greater, part of good - ord. brown. and Brimstone...., - to is, 20 cause I thought it possible that my resignation of the chair Cassia Linea during the progress of the negociation might be 'attended with a SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.- yellow ever ta k en in at 755. to 775. ; a few bales of bleak triage Castor Oilkax a, - chests, -, i,xs, - . inconvenience, if not with embarrassment, to the public, services. ~Frienda of Libe . rt Coster, fm Denis. 'with 1666 has 3000 hf bxs found buyers at 41s. to 41s. 6d. Cloverseed casks,-, bales, - 1..)! qr bass 800 frails y r'aisins, it F Breed-13 Dk : • Mai. BRANDY, AND HoLLANDS.-The late purchases of C L oc og, h ,,,,,rs i oae ti o,oe e :dud al eail,, " That reason no longer exists, and it now becomes the duty , bales, -, serons, - Atalanta, Salisbury, fan Malaga, with' 80 bxs 1 frail almonds, 4•cs or - the chair to submit to the cons id era tion of the court the .800 has 700 le bus 590 qr bxs raisins, 20 chts 20 hf chts 20 bus 40 qr , prou eewar s are . , a. ~, f . L d at' 2s • fair quality Jamaica, 32 over, sold Cbcoa• brie, -, bags, ------- tas 9d . which 'is again rather lower. Brandy is heavy on Coffee, B. I' tees. -, brls.-, bags, 40 seven.' measures necessary for carrying into operation the pro- bus lemons, 200 jars grapes, J Aikin-S Dk '' 93 flails account of the eapected arrivals. In Geneva these is no altera- bags, - E.I. hag, ---- i • visions of the new act. In the course of the arrangements, Azores Packet, Gibson, fm Malaga, with 100 bus lemon quintals,'-, tons, - reach novel and important business must be originated and 88 has 134 hf bus 25 cs 30 brls raisins, 108 brls grapes, W Carson-100 s ' tion. Fustic ' brought forward, as regards the India and the home establish- bus 221 hf bus 158 qr bus raisins, Grundy and co-189 bus 40 hf bus 'l2 ' • Tsetow.-The prices of- Tallow fell -early in the week ls. ; Wood ments. bris almons; 50 bus lemons, 101 bras grapes, 176 brls• 105 bxs 305 -hf bus 105 qr bus raisins, Badenach and- lenkinson-100 bus 100 hf bus parcels on the spot 4 Isa3d., and for forward delivery 415.; the 'at arsco 3d : Carnwood. " I have already recorded the opinions. which I entertain aver bus raisins, 22 bxs 52. qr has almonds, Order-K Dk • market since has been rather firm by private - contract. • . .. 1832. -1833. Flax mats -, bales, - with reference to the general principles of the late agreement . Mina, Lee, fi n Malaga, with 170luis 170 hf bus 70 qr bus raisins, 30 N fl . hhds - qrs. -, bags, - between the public and the company. I regret to state that, lag 'gapes, T Chapman-155 bxs 40 hf bss 70 qr bus' 2ca raisins, -25 Stock of Tallow on Monday 17,765 33,584 3,506 • 2,310 Flour ' tons, t tons, ns - - - -- 302 E. I. 'bags, -,'brls., - after a deliberate consideration of the whole subject, and an at- o. Jordan almonds; 40-brie grapes, E •-Rae--106 bus 376 hf bas 1176 Delivery last week.. Galls bags, - tentive perusal of the act, (since printed,) I do not see any -12 g r l ''''' raisins' 50 brls 20 jars grapes, 74 has black lead, C S Middleton hds olive oil, 2cs clay figures, 22 bids 80.1ixs150 hf bus 300 qr bus This afternoon by public , sale 545 - casks let sort Petersbnrg Y. C. Tallow 41s. 3d. to 446. 9d., bought in ; 152 casks White . Ginger G Hides, i he mpuo nrNorse e Hidesf ltr and 0 x barrels, -, bags, - reason to alter those opinions. It is impossible, therefore, thatbrls, - sacks, -, bags, - raisins, 30 jars grapes; 3 bus oranges. 2 brls 20 taxa Jordan, almonds, - .bales, -, bndls, - I can hope to promise measures connected with the future ad- 50 brls grapes, Order-10U bxs 200 - lif .13xi aoo qr bxs raisins, 20 bus Can dl e Tall ow 445. 6dsabought its. • • . W00t..-The first of the public sales already announced took ' no. 991, casks -, bales, - • ministration of Indian affairs which shall be satisfactory to almonds, D Perry-300 hf 300 cp. bus raisins, 20 has almonds, Breedno.-, bales, -, tons, - rayselj, still less can I under such circumstances indulge the and Eccleston-1 pkgs. cony, 2hf bus raisins , Ihf bx. almonds, a .brl place on. Wednesday lastin the presence of an unusually full horse Hair,.. - exeaation that they would prove snore satisfactory . to the grapes, M J Tobias - - - 100 bxs raisins, H Nicholson- 2 ' 27 has 6es 365 attendance of the trade, and was all disposed of briskly at an Indigo serons, -, chests, - Pbf and 180 qr hxs raisins; 23 chts 14 bus lemons, 'Osiers 50 pots graPes l a d vance o f 3d per lb on last sale ; the qualities offered were of Lac Dye chests, - court. , It is for these reasons, combined with the princip al E Rae- e l , pkge contg 2 has raisins,. 1 bx: almon ds, J Brook-1 br but a secondexy . description in comparison with previous sales. Lemon Juice - cause which has led to this communication, and syhich con - wine, 3hf his raisins, I Glynn and Son-G Dk. ~ • • s 50 bskts 130 bras Olive Oil Madders 'casks, 127. bags, • ---- tinues still more,- strongly to admonish me of the propriety of • - Charlotte, Abbinett, fin Malaga and DOuglas, with English Waol is ens/aired after at still advancing prices, but acting upon my original determination, that I have resolved to lexia raisins. 175 brls r5O jars grapes; 6'cs eaeli . cont 24 qr less do 4 the market remains without adequate supplies. Madder Roots Molasses 1-bales, 24, hales, - 179 casks, - 328 cs cont 30 one-eighth bus do, 790 Inca the chair, and to retire into the body of the court, where 330 hf g hxs 1100 qr bxs INDIGO.-The market remains extremely dull ; the shipments . Munjeet - resignl shall continue, set far as my health will permit, to give my raisins, 6B chts 80 hf chts lemons, " M-'Andrew and Pilcher-3 hf chts for St. Petersburgh being. now over, the deliveries for the next baskets, -, jars, -- lemons, said Master-The remainder of the cargo landed at Douglas few months may be expected to fall off. tons, -, half-jars, -, boxes, ----- best aid in support of any . measure which may appear to me -K Dk TEA.-Boheas in large - chests have declined - to 3s. 10d. duty Palm Oil calculated to promote the interests of the people of India and of Concord, -smith, fin Oporto, with.s pps wine; It It Garnston-6-do. Fish Oil casks, - the East India Company. , _ T. T Glazebrook-2 do, Iligginbothams and co--5 do, E Turner-20 Paid. Thereas.no other alteration in the market.. .. 'SALTPETRE.-Saltpetre is dull, and the ricer rather lower. Pepper, ' , robins, -, bags, 1100 "In adopting this course I beg to assure the court that I Fps 32 qr cks do, Knowles, Bold and co-6 hds do, Barton BsTyrer- Pimento, W.l brls. -, casks -,bags, - sensibly appreciate the confidence which I have experienced at s i pps do, Cox and Haden-2 pps 6 hits, H Boundthwaite-2 pps, do, At public sale 1807 ' ags, about a half sold, Calcutta 31 to 5/ Rice tea. -, 4 tcs., -, E. 1. bags, 300 Nt, price- 19 es do, Robinson and Smith--2 pps 4 lids do, C Smith and refraction sold 355. a 355. 6d.. . :heir hands during the time that I have had the honour of eery- Rum brls. 13, hhds. -, pans., 16 ,Son -12 pps 2Ma do, J and .11 Hadwen-3 sops d os -Knowles, Biald and This day by public sale 896 bags 15 tons. Rough and 48 boxes Sa ffl ower chests, -,bales, - inic them in one or other of the chairs, and that I only relit]. co-57 pps 19 lids do„ 2t 6 c corkwood, 30 bus 21 bskts onions, 28 bgs Saltpetre bags, - (push the post which I have now the honour to held under corks, Landed at.Houglase-8 Dk a4_:. - .• . •'- : i East India Refined Saltpetre were offered, the greater part shell Lac , ' chests, - a eoeviction that I shall thereby best consult the convenience Prowler, M'Cormick. fm Cephalonia, with 98 bts 47 culls currants, ..Madras, 45 . a 491 per cent refraction, of which about 200 Sug,an B.P. .. hhds. 109, tees. -, bags, -, bxs-, brls., - a the court, and best promote the public interests. abt 5 t fustic, F L Ileintt-S Mt • bags weeeasold at 30s. a3os. Gd.; the rest, n a 41 refraction East India bags, - " I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, __. • a a EUROPE.. . .•• . , •. ... were bought in at 35 5. Ga. Brazil . bags, -, brls, --, 1-cases, -, cases, 34 " Your most obedient humble servant, ' majestic, - bash, frn'Liebau with 575 qrs wheat, 59 bales sheets' SPICES.-At public sale 1403 bags Pepper o ff ere d , of which - travel - la boxes, -, chests, - brls, - "Manilla hags. - C. MAI4JORIBANKS." wool.;10 pks 296 heads flax, .h5O dunnage mats, It Zwilchenbart and only apart sold at previous prices, ord.. half heavy 37 d, good . eos-la Dk half heavy 4Sad, very heavy at ad. Pimento sold Sad. lower, Sumac • • bags,' 849 " Upper Wimpole-street, Oct. 26." .. . Amanda, Le Breton, fm Bourdeaux, with 1500 cs Wine, 10 'cd 115• Tallow casks 147, - tons, 10 - . Ms paper, 50 es liqueurs; 1 bdle sample - paper, D and T Willis-40 hds ord. at 41d. as4aads, mida4o fine 4-Id a 4%d. -• • . Tartar casks, 5 At a court of Directors, held on Wednesday, the 30th Octo- Extensive sales of Pepper, consisting of 5200 bags mid. and Tar w wine vinegar, 'r Hayley-389 qr bus prunes, Order-G Dk . • ' • Inds, ---- ber, 1833- ' Louis Constant, Simms, fin Ostend, with 2ca cotton lace, 3 Swire good Malabar,. and about 900 bags ord. and good •Straits, have Tobacco cases, -, tees, -, hhds, - " Resolved unanimously- •--.lo.bis flax, Collings. Bros and co-66 t oak bark, J C Kalowski-57 taken place this say, at, a further decline of id. to Id., snaking Turmeric bags -- "That this court has received with unfeigned concern the bls sleeps' wool, 21 h is flax, Order-P Dk , - . . a .decline. of 30 per . gents. front: the late market point; for the ' Turpentine ' brls, 1140 Lilburn Laing , fm St Petersburgh, • with abt 900 qrs linseed, 171 former there was an unusual competitian at3id. to 4d • per lb., Valonia ' bags, -, tons, - communication of the cause which has led the chairman. Camp- hdls 10 hebdls he mp, C W Nenrstans•Son and en-9 bons hemp, - J WWax Bees' casks, -, Cases, -- bell 3farjoribanks, Esq., to tender his resignation of that office. Gibsone.4-3 do, Order-2 fins lathwood, said Master-(For Exports- Gin d wh ,i ic_ T h . the whole was sold, ord. stalky. Straits 3d. to 31d., • bags, --, bush!, -, min. ; --- " That this court abstains from pressing upon that gedtleman tion) 950 mats and a cinty timber for dunnage-Q Dk 024 good half heavv.-3024 bags Bengal and Malabar Wheat,. Ginger went off well at 345. to 385.-215 chests Cassia were the retention of the chair, and noes accepts his resignation, , in Charles, Christen, I'm Ostend, with abt 60 t oak bark, 27 bales flax, the confident hope that, when relieved from its arduous and Order - Q Dk . offered, being' chiefly ord. coarse and foxy, part sold s.N to . responsible dutioss, increased as they have been by the proceed- Lowther Suitor. fin Antwerp, with 100 bales flax, J R Mulholland 795.; the remainder bought in at 855.- . a-s ales Cinnamon atketo. and co-22' do, Order-22 do, ASwainson=o6:do, II C Smith and co withdrawn. • ings in Parliament respecting the Company, his -health will be -34 do, T and A Brown-23 do, Parry and Crosbie-140 do, Tennant, . . COCHINEAL. -The demand continues very moderate; good LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET. NOVEMBER 1. both speedily and .permanently re-established ;• and. . Moore and co-104 bales tow, W Fletcher and Son-14 brls iron nails, The SUGAR market has been extremely dull. in consequence of the " This court desires to assure Mr. afaajoribanks of the sincere 1 cse hware, Waddington, Holt and co , -1 cse manufacture's, It Zwil- silvers are no w offering at 7s. 3d. to 7s. 6d. per lb., being about regard which it bears towards him a and• that, although deprived chenbart and co-I0 t shin bones, 0 Barker and co-G Dk • - . 2s. under the price a• few weeks ago. principal buyers having supplied themselves from Glasgow; and the LAC DYE.-At public sale yesterday 41 chests fair quality sales are confined to rhso hlids. B: P. at a decline of 6d. a is. 4, cwt. of his services in presiding over its deliberations, it, reflects with Dunnottar Castle, Paterson, fin Antwerp, with 95 bales flax, Order much satisfaction that it will still continue to poesess his lon -abt 65 t.oak bark, 80 dunnage mats, J 0 Kalowsk i-K Dk sold with some spirit at Is.3d. at Is. ad. per lb., being an ad. 200 bags Mauritius sold at 58s. 6d. 4fs cwt. In Foreign the transactions Johns, Wick, fin Pernau , w i t h 3 70 pks flax, 50 d ea ls, 200 mats, vance of Id. to 2d., and altogether there was more disposition .comprise 50 chests low to good . brown Brazil at 19s. t 21s. 6d., and a experience and valuable counsel, which have.been - devoted withfew bags good yellow Manilla at 265. efs owt.-No sales of MOLASSES Roberts. Carne and co-K lik to buy. •4 so much advantage to the interests of the East India Company Arcadia, 'Anderson, fm Antwerp, with 35 bales flax, Order-30 do, . or RIM-COMM-A public sale of Jamaica brought forward yester day- went oft" heavily ; the clean ordinary and good ordinary descrip * and to those of the peoPle.of India." Langtrys and co--72 do, Carson and Lauder-100 t oak bark, 160 mats, RICE. Ric,e is Yery heavy, 1010 bags good white Bengal at • - " " - ".` -' ' . .-• .J C Kalowski-j'or Exportation), 4 brie pork, 2 Inis beef - CI Int public sale all taken in at:l4s. alss. tions; however, brought nearly last week's prices, hut the fine ordinary This day by public sale, 896 hags East India Rice ; bold good and middling qualities went fully 2s, af , cwt. lower; the quotations • vosissatarirmei rprev- -,,-...d0w..^. --, - - cf.c77,0 -*Dipping:llium - gen tr. _ white Bengal sold 145.,a 14s. 6d., being 6d. to Is. lower; and are reduced accardingly. The total quantity sold is only 110 tees. and ood Patna .kind a l6s, OiL a 17s. - . _ 25 tins. of Jamaica and 30 bags Demerara. Nothing doire in Foreign. FOREIGN MARKETS. g -In Cocos or PIMENTO no sales.-200 bags Bengal GINGER sold at . FRIDAY, let November.-Wind. NsW., blowing fresh. ,•, 34s. 4p' cwt., and 700 bags black PEPPER at 31d. G 44d. W lb.-In Rum Arian - ED-Test, Browu, from Mauritius-Hartford. Robinson, from HAVRE, OCTOBER 28. TOBACCO. the transactions are confined to 120 puns. of Demerara and Jamaica Rio -Grande, sailed 25th Jelly-Thornas Mellor, Hubboekafrom Paint . The arrivals of Cotton for the :last week consist of 1121 -, . .. • at the quotations. . --,ldris, Penticost, from Laguna-Mary and Susan. Parrot, ( ruin New bales Pernambuco direct, and 150 bales from Lisbon, together Liverpool, 31st October, 1833, In INDIGO there is nothing whatever to report.-The quotations for Yorks-Eagle, Lyon, from ditto-Sarah, Corner, from Quebec-Tinley. , _ 1833. 1832. Coeur:ism , are again reduced from 3d. 0 fid. lfs lb., 27 serons by Hall, from St. Andrew's-Lilburn, Laing from St. Petersburgh- 1271 bales. The sales are 1825 bales, as fol l ows:-to 150 f. per 50 kil. STOCK in the Warehouse, Sept.. 6692 hhds. 8193 hhds. auction selling at 7s. 6d. 0 7s. Bd. for silver, and Bs. Bd. 0 Bs. Ild. for EgY bales:Louisiana, ord. to fine ~.....105f. - Azores Packet, ------:-., from Malaga-Johns, Wick, from Pernau- black.-A small lot of Gum SENEGAL has brought 795. V cwt.; duty Majestic, Leask, from I,iehau-Dunnother Castle, Pattersonsirom 6,...,8 , bales (leer ia, CaS. ord. to good mid. to 121 f. do. . IMPORTED in October aid -The sales in SALTPETRE are about 6eo bags, at 345. e 425.. tt Antwerp-Arcadia, Anderson, from ditto-Charles. Christian, from do bales Mode, good ord. to mid. ....105f. to 110 f. do. . --9049 -8724 P " cwt., duty paid, according to quality.-10 tons of - NITRATE of SODA Ostend-Friends of Liberty, Costa, from Denia-Atalanta, Salisbury, 134 bales Alabama,, ord. to good ord. ..100f• to ltkif. • do. DELIVERED. Home Use 377 365 have been sold at 28s. 6d. 0 295. , from Malaga and Isleman. 50 bales Pernambuco . DYEWOODS.-Most descriptions have been very dull, but without The:Montrose, Griffiths, which sailed yesterday for Antigua, bas 23 bales Surinam, fine 1571, 50c, do. , Ireland put back. • , _ , . ,• . ._. . •• There is a little more activity in the market; but, the fall has Exportation . 59 • 129 peachy Loowoon at £7 7s. to 1,7 15s. •, 25 of Jamaica at £5 15s. ;20 Denison, Poole, hence, for Demerara, was 20 miles east of natter s • • -640 -705 tons of Cuba FUSTIC at £9 10s. to £9 17s. 6d., 12 of mixed at £8 10s. ; 28th instant. been considerable during the past week. Some speculators, s been to realise, have cause d the market suddenly to give * 20 tons of Lima NICARAGUA Woon at -£2O to £24, and 40 tons of CAM- Lady Amherst, Cumming, from Hayti, at Genoa. • ---- - Lapwing, Osborne, from Newfoundland. at Naples. way 10f. to 15f., for ordinary and middling ,qualities, of Ame- Stock in Warehouse 30th 0ct..... 8109 8019 WOOD at XlB gs ton.-There have been no. sales of TURPENTINE this Glory, Softly, hence, at Cork.. . ricers • parcels previously held at . I'2of. ,to 125 f. having been - -- week; prices, however, are very fully supported. No sales in Ame rican, Stockholm, or Archangel Taus-There has been an extensive Frederick, Backhouse, from Oporto. at Hoylake. sold a t WM to 1101 . duty paid. At the close of the week orders IMPORTS Per George, 616 ; Cordova, 461 i Tally Ho, 561; demand for Montreal Pot Ames, • and during the last day or two, Peru, Scott, from Valparaiso for this port, was spoken off Cape Clear on the 28th instant, out 78 days. '. at these rates could . net be executed, and our market has pre- and Carthage 575, from Virgiuia. Julia, 77 , from N ew O r - price s have advanced 6d. to 9d. 41 , cwt., 235. having been obtained for sented . greater firmness. It is very difficult to-day t o f ix an leans ; Splendid, 9, from Baltimore ; Pacific, 55, from New the new imports ; the sales amount to d about 600 brls. at 225. 3d. to SATURDAY, 2d Novemben-Noon. Wind W.--Fair. exact value upon Cotton; for the prices sometimes vary in York ; and 3 Coastwise. Total, 2357 hhds. 235., but there are no sellers now of goo new Ashes at a lower price than 235. Montreal Pearl Ashes are,rather lower; some few parcels ARRIVED :-Rosalind, Holmes, (sailed 26th Idly) a n d p eas , sentt, or dinary qualities, , sometirnes in fine and good. tenerally EXPORTS. -Africa 30, Berbice 3, Demerara 19, Genoa 4, St. have been sold at 255. 6d., but there arc .ellers at 255. 3a.-FLAXSEED (sailed 9th Angast; from Valparaiso-Broad Axe, Gafey, Rio Grande & m d . qu alities are n less demand than the common. An ap- Vincent 1, and Isle - of Man 2. Total, 59. for crushing continues extremely scarce, and higher prices obtained -Niagara,- W rigley, Pernambuco ; (sailed 25th September)-Asia, proxunative quotation for Louisiana would be from 105 f. to PRICES. for small parcels.-Nothing done in CLCIVERSEED. - QUERCITRON Graham, Maranham ; (sailed 17th September.) 140 f for ordinary to fine • Georgia, Mobile, and Alabama, from James River Leaf faded 2ld to 3 4 1 d . 2 1 d . to -d BARK and American BEE'S WAX Without alteration.-The sales of, • Mosra VIDEO, 10th August-11 is reported that a British brig is on ' shore, and abandoned, on the beach of Santa Rosa, fifteen leaves 125 f. od' ' d. Although our paices are con 100f. to or dinar to goo ord. sound 31d to 4d ..21d to 31d HIDES are to a moderate extent, but at steady prices, comprising 280 • dry Buenos Ayres Cow and Ox at 9id., 300 salted ditto at 51d., 1700 from this port. Two launches have been sent from hence. Siderably reduced, there appears, at present, less discourage- middling 4id to 5d dry salted Brazil at 51d. to 6/d., and 950 dry Rio Grande Cow and Ox _Victoria, Fogg; and Baronet, Wylie , hence, at'Bahia, 16th Sept. ment ; and the opinion is, that the fall has reached, or nearly • good 5,-td to "Id (wormed) at 6141. 49' lb.-No sales of lloasE HAIR, Neutria or Chin Commodore ebler; Lunt, from :Virginia, for this port, was spoken so, its greatest extent. fine chilli SKINS.-No transactions in OAK BARK.-The business done in, 6th October, in lat. 30, long. 74 . 30. - The stock is 36 to 37,000 bales in all hands. , _ 6d to j t i 1 d 7d :. ... 34 5 r t tt o o° - 43 i d dd • stemmed 3ad to 61d 7d ..3d to 51d 6d Tosseco'has been confinettto 16 hhds. of Virginia leaf, 47 of stemmed, Intrinsic, Bolton, hence, at ahia, Bth Sept. . SVGA R.-The sales made during the week amount to 600 to Kentucky leaf 31d to 4d 40..2 1 d to 3 1 d 4d and 29 of Kentucky stemmed, all of which have been taken by the Liverpool, Neverson, hence for Madeira, was 40 miles E.S.E. of Cork, 28th October. 700 casks raw, running from 60f. for ordinary, to 66f. for fine- . stemmed.. 4d to 6d ..ald t o 5d 5.1 d. home-trade ; prices continue steady- . , MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE,-There is no alteration to notice Hutchinson, Inch, from Pernambuco for this port, Put into ' Paraiba, some at 65f. for good lths. These prices are maintained with The sates of the month,consist of 210 hhds. Virginia leaf and leaky, and has been obliged s liaed to discharge. tolerable firmness, and the holders appear generally determined 246 stemmed; 100 hhds. Kentucky leaf, '463 stemmed and 10 in BRIMSTONE ; small sales of Sicily continue to be made at £l3los. per ton. There has been more inquiry for SUMAC, but the holders look- Ewen, Hunter; and Montague, Turnhill, hence, at Pernambuco. not to give way. The arrivals from the West Indies have Maryland, together 729 hhds. The trade have taken 380 lo g for higher prices has prevented more business being done ;at a' James, Perry, sailed 30th Oct. for Smyrna, has put back, nearly concluded, not a single arrival during the last wees. A Nimrod, Barrett, sailed 30th Oct. for Leghorn, put hack- hhds. 86 Virginia leaf, of which 40 hhds. at 5 1 - a d. were for small public sale, good new Sicily was taken in at 145., and Trieste at .Ontario, Connell, sailed 30th Oct. for Chaxleston, put back. new estimate of the stocks, does not carry them above 10,000 cks. , Bristol, and 184 stemmed, 5 Kentucky leaf and 94 Kentucky 85. 6d. 150 bans Verona brought "Is. 3d. per cwt. The market is bare - Albury, Rogers, sailed 31st October fur New Orleans, has put back remaining in first hands. Some small sales of Brazil were ef- stemmed, the latter at 5141. rais 51d. and 6d. 4 - ' lb. and 10 Mary -good ARGOLS. A few casks of Venetian CREAM of TARTAR sold at of . with loss of mizen mast and fore and main topmasts. fected in the course of the week. lands. For Ireland 140 hlids. have been sold, 80 leaf at 4 1 d. to 635. per cwt. MADDERS in very moderate request. A small parcel Turkey MADDER ROOTS were taken at 595 , er cwt., good French are Eliza, Porter, from Limerick, ran against the Pier in docking, and COFFEE.-The demand is less active, particularly for the ad and. 60 stemmed at sd. i i, 7d. [lj , lb. 4) hhds. Virginia offered at 535., and Dutch at arls, per cwt. The buy ers . have not yet her anchor was driven through her bow. ~ . north. The coming season will restrict.our exports by.sea for leaf, a few Kentucky, leaf, and 70 Kentucky stemmed, have consented to the advanced rates uemanded for Persian yellow BER- Bonanza, Clark, hence, at Valparaiso, 3d July, and was to sail for Arica. 12th August. Germany; and the sales are limited to transit for the interior, changed hands for resale; and for exportation 70 hhds. Ken- RIES. Smalasales of OLIVE OIL at the quotations ;80 tons Sicily were Frederick Huth, Turner, from Valparaiso for Arica, Ste , 6th July. and local consumption to a small extent. For consumption 550 lucky leaf at 31d. for very,to 3 3 c1 and 4d. per lb. 4 • sold to arrive, the price of which has not yet transpired. No sales ' John, Davy, sailed from Valparaiso for Arica, 19th July. bags Hayti have been taken; good erdinary, at 80f. in bond. of moment . in . VALONIA. . The transactions in Isisn Gus continue up- More business might have been done, but a great part of the n a very l imited scale, and prices scarcely supported. LINSEED OIL MaYy Scott, Scott, sailed from Valparaisotor Arica, 9th August. For transit ; there has been sold 28 bags good Porto Rico atB93f. Margaret Johnson, Sowerby, sailed from Pernambuco for this port,obacco lately sampled, is held at higher rates than the market on a ready sale. Pale RAPE steady at the prices quoted, with a ill afford, .particularly the leaf, and such stemmed as would limited demand. In PALM OIL the sales are trilling at £3l er tun. 90 bags ordinary Havana at 771-f.; and 200 bags Rio, good to ',F, 18th Stptember. fine ordinary, very regular from 7511 f. to 771 f. in bond. The ar- Zior, Ducker, from Tarragona, at Monte Video. suit the Irish Markets. Of the Tobacco imported- since Ist Om of TURPENTINE in fair request. The business done in lI P E3aP and -Martha, Kelso, hence, at Pernambuco. rivals for the week arc 1650 bags of Rio. June (including the cargoes per George and Havre, which Fists during the week is very limited. Small sales of yellow candle Hannah, Bigland, hence, at Maranhain, POTASII. - Nothing done in Am e r i c a n. Russian are saleable, consisted partly of the old Tobacco,) there have been TALLOW are made to the consumers at 475. ;for large parcels some Betsey Hall, Croaker, hence for Lima, was spoken 26th August, off b ut the holders are firm, and will not sell h i ffdP 2 lo at t h e pr i ces oere. sampled hhds. leaf, and 24 5 4 stemme d f rom Vi r- hhd s. r „thing less would be taken, but the market is without briskness. Cape Horn. PEARL Asta-Our prices are lower. The high prices previ- e i n i a , and 190 hhds. leaf and 665 hhds. stemmed from New Or- - Gazelle, ofßoston, was spoken by the Barkly, and reported that the M m Barque William Thompson, of Ibis port, from Trieste, had capsized ously paid cannot be sustained with the demand supplied, and le ans , & c ., a nd the cargoes per Cordova and Carthage, from LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Noveeea 1. with an expectation of further arrivals. A sale of 90 casks The sales of the present week are 8,000. bags by private, at a off TaiTagona, and all hands lost. Slem. There is no such Barque Virginia, 1036 hhds., remain to be sampled, with 61 hhds. per belonging to this port. assorted, 86-4-0 at 431. 50c.; and -15 casks 40-4-1 at 43f., duty Pacific and Splendid, from New York, &c. Of the imports of Id. per lb. ; and by public, of 4,600 Surats offered this ' Diana, -, from Smyrna for Dublin. /rag 4 , 9lsen .21st Sept., in paid, received by the Manchester and the Avon. The actual between the Ist June and 81st October, last year, there were reduction day, only 2,000 bales sold at a decline of ad. to 4d. from that of this lat. 38 20 N, long. 940 E, by the Donor, which vessel supplied her value of first Sorts is 431. 329 hhds. leaf and 2364 stemmed from Virginia, and 225 hhds. with water. BORDEAUX, OCTOBER 25. • leaf and 1023 hhds. stemmed from New Orfeans, &c. day week ; and of these 1,000 only were taken by the trade, and the SUNDAY, 3d Nevember.-Noon, Wind N.W.-Rain. The' sales of yesterday consisted of 20 casks of raw Gua- remainder by speculators. ARRIVED :-South America, Waterman, from New York, sailed 16th deloupe sugar at 62f. 50e,, per 50 , kilogrammes, and 35 . • October-Lisbon Packet, Potten; Africa-Dart, Diteham, Trieste- 15 casks at 67f. c.,• 100 Iumps ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, bastards a 83f. 75c., and GREENOCK, OCTOBER 31, 1833. . .' Kiero, Pickett, Quebec-Morea, Girdler, Boston-Mersey, Campbell, 100 at 851.; and 43 bales of Louisiana cotton, . good or- SUGARS.-British Plantation Sugar-The holders are less Lacuna . George, ----, for Boston, put back. . . . dinary at • 120 f- duty Paid., There was also a small , sale From the 26th ult, to this day inclusive. Woodbury, Wheldon, hence, at New York, 12th October , anxious to sell, but it does not appear. that the demand is likely Join Jay, Glover, hence, at ditto, 15th ~ of coffee, yellowish Bourbon at If. 35c. per half kilogramme. to improve. Mauritius Sugar dull. Refined Sugar-There is - Current IMPORTs. 'Howard, Harvey, hence, at ditto, 15th ~ The arrivals yesterday consist of three vessels from Newfound- no inc li nation evinced on the part of shippers to purchase, al- Frances, Leslie, hence, at Charleston, 4th „ land, with fish and oil"; and one from St. Jago, with 3000 quin- though large lumps have-been offered at a-decline of is. on ' last SALES. Prvsly 1 This Prices of This 1 Prvsly Stained jtaliann n ed e d s rop c i a itt i tto e o xioN. this Year Week this Day. Week this Year Walter Scott, Thompson, hence, at ditto, 7th „ • tals of fustic, 70 bales gotten, and 400 quintals coffee. week's prices, and may now be purchased at 635. • ,• - Endymion. -; and Promise, Shearer, hence,. at Quebec. ANTWERP, Clearoeen 30. COFFEE.-British Plantation-a-The market steady, and there S A e La a b l a s m la a nd Ge ----- 0rgia.... 1 1 72 8 0 5 15: 0 8 2 2 50 0 1 7 2 7; d : 1 . 5 9:: . - John Welch, Woodhouse, hence, at Montreal, after being on shore .13 N a c h w ia 0 a r n le d an: Tacaio There were some- Sales of sugar yesterday, by private h been less disposition on the . part of importers to ffect sales. In lake st. Peter. • . M l :bile. 2650 60 81 -12 1794 270971 Golden Fleece, Greases. hence for Calcutta, was spoken 22d Sept., contract; consistin_g. of 120 , cheats white Havana at ff. 1 71, Fasoreign Coffee-The market is dull, and although there are in long. 32 W. 60 chests at fl. 17 . 1 7 1 , 48 canastres white Batavia at 11. 15, sellers of Brazil and Havanna at a decline of Is. to 2s there is . - and 900 bags Siam at fl. 15-all in bond. A public sale ~ 284913 . MONDAY, 4th Nov.-Noon, Wind N.N.W.-Blowing fresh. scarcely any inclination to purchase. • COCOA.-The transactions in British plantation are very sA P T. e am rn r.a a n. m h b ain ueo ARRIvED .-VORMI . a, Yates, from Savannah-Splendid, Burton,.New of Several. parcels of tobacco, took place in the afternoon, the *eater part Of which gas withdrawn. . Some Kentucky was limited, although offered at a further decline of 2s. per cwt. 52990 730 10 - 11/ .770 44-138 York-]tarts, Kemp, Richibucto and Newfoundland-Clifton,, Bush- Aricati & Ceara es - 10 by-. Montreal-Majestic, Smith, Charleston-Sackville, Matthews, sold at 36t0 51centimes, and Virginia at 34 to 40 centimes per SPICES.-Pimento steady, business doing at at an advance of Miramichi. * half kilogramme. .. . . " Id. to Id • per lb. Pepper dull. Cassia Lignea is not much i 49810 900 91 - 11 1 50214 Asso ARRIVED:-Eleanor, -, from Sligo-Erin, O'Neil, Newry The arrivals from the 2lth, to the, 28th October, include,9l -94 inquired after, but held for fnll prices. Ginger dull and lower. min a Aid, Abercrombie, Sligo--William Hill, Bor me l, Drogheda-Sol- 'among many other articles, 225 bags cotton, 2,897 bags coffee, I n other spices but little doing. . 0 - 0 way ; and Cumberland, tstearners) Carlisle. Para 440 40 9- 0 142 '2,275 chests and 622 bags sugar, 515 casks potash, aae h HOLYHEAD.. 3d Nov.-Throughout last night it blew very hard and-- an s , Otas.-Fish Oils are steady in , price, though but little doing. Demerara & Berbice 2750 0- 0 2171 squally from W.N.W.,-6 a.m. N. W. heavy gale. . pepper, 138 - bags pimento, 47 barrels rice,. 291 bags cocoa ,TALLOW. --The market bas become dull, and prices are Barbadoes B7O 0- 0 > The Nancy, Russell, from Wicklow for this port, was driven on 15.000 kilogrammes brimstone, 696 dry hides, 15 tous fustic' lower. s The nearest quotation is . 445, 44s. gd. on the spot. Common West India 4560 0- 0 5140 shore, east side of Holyhead Bay-crew saved. 20 chests indigo, and 12 chests of cassia lignea.. tq , Bahama 2O 0- 0 • The Evergreen, Corkenciale. hence, for Buenos Ayres, was wrecked ROCHELLE, ,Oc•roisee 13. CORN MARKETS. . Carthagena 2040 0- 0 371 early in August, at the month of the River Plate. New Brandies begin to appear at market.. The price for Smyrna - 0 49 The Rachel, Wessett, which sailed 23d ult. for Lisbon, has put Egyptian - 0 2169 back leaky. the best growths is I=2o ;, but un l ess export orders are . received, Surat and Madras • .... 69620 • 1460 51 -74 2404 35301 The Royal Mint, Wetheral, which sailed 30th ult. for Jamaica, has they, maybe expected lower next month . . Wheat, without 4e- EDINBURGH CORN MARKET, OCTOBER 30. Bengal 1370 0 - 0 1089 put hack. mand at 14f. per hectolitre. Oats in demand at 100 f. per ton We had a large supply of all. kinds of grain to-day, and sales ay public sale this day 1 Arab, Lowe, hence, at Havana. for shipment to Bayonne. • heavy, particularly for wheat and barley. Best wheat for seed, Surat 2030 41 -61 Archer, Smith, from St. Thomas, at Puerto Cabello, Bth September.6ss. One small parcel of barley, 375. Best old and fine oats, ' - _____ - - Julia, Arthur, hence, at St. Andrew's. We have intellig l e E ng li o? R th N e .'arO.rcivia°ll3Eata 16. 5. Helena of four 235. 4d. and 245. Two cluarters of fine old beans brought 38s. 900110 10230 7371 726630 liygeia, Lucy; John, Stephens; Hannah, Underhill; Reindeer , cargoes of Pepper, from Sumatra, - intended for the Medi- per. quarter. Wheat, best 655. ; current, 545, to 60s. Best Owen ; Euphemia, Cowman ; and Sarah, Ilayotan, hence, at New.: . Monday Evening, November 4th, 1833. feundland. terranean, for which d es ti na ti on th e y will have left St. He- barley, 375. ; current 28s. to 345. Best oats, 245.; current, 19s. .We have had a fair demand for Cotton on Saturday and to-day, the - - . - • _ _ __•____• -,_ _ -_ _I .:e A___..-• T. la stated tl.nt at.-- -e •_ ni T1,,,,i, r..ne atria beans 2Ra • r•m•••••,-.. 01. a.. lg., WER . P, CoczogEß 3 0• There were some sales of sugar yesterday, by private contract; consisting . of 120 chests w hite Havana a t ff. 17:1, 60 cheits at fl. 48 canastres white Batavia at ti. 15, and 900 bags Siam at ft. 15—all in bond. A public sale of Several, parcels of tobacco took place in the afternoOn, the *eater part Of which was withdrawn. Some Kentucky was sold at 36,t0 52 centimes, and Virginia at 34 to 40 centimes per half kilOgranime. • The arrivals from the 21th, to the, 29th October, include, among many other articles, 225 bags cotton, 2,897 bags coffee, 2,275 chests and 622 bags, sugar, 515 casks potash, 366 bags ' pepper, 138 - bags pimento, 47 barrels rice, 291 bags cocoa 15.000 kilogranimes brimstone, 696 dry hides, 15 tons fustic' 20 chests indigo, and 12 chests of cassia lignea. ROCHELLB, .ocTosEa 23. New Biandies begin to appear at market.. The price for the best growths is 1-20;. but unless export orders are received, they, maybe expected lower next month.. Wheat, without de mand at 14f. per hectolitre. Oats in demand at 100 f. per ton for shipment to Bayonne. . I:EOHORN, OCTOBER 16. We have intelligence of the arrival at St. Helena of four cargoes of Pepper, from Sumatra, intended for the Medi terranean, for which destination they will have left St. He lena about the end of August. It is stated that three •of these vessels are for our port. Coffee maintains good prices with every prospect of a continuation. TUSCAN POTASH continues scarce, and is very saleable at 25 effective livres 'per quintal. We, have received a parcel from Odessa, which is not yet sold : the offers of buyers being refused by the holders. Of TonAcco we. have recently received £3oobales,froin Saloni ea, the greater part Canadian. This supply will have its effect on the prices. , LYONS, OCTOBER 21. Silk—Business continues dull, and prices lopkiilg doWnwards. The Courrier de . tyon; !publishes the following remarks on the commercial situation of the place:— ~ "The want of decision in buyers and sellers aft the fair of Au benas of 15th September . caused an Opinion that we had reached the height of business.. As we foresaw, transactions in silk have continually dittunished. During a month that we have been, in this state,, there has been a slight decline, but not of consequence. So many interests are engaged in the rises of the raw article, that people cannot reconcile themsehes to let them go at a reduction.. will be some time before a fall of consequence wiil be experienced. It seems impossible before next crop, and busineSs mint continue to be dull; meantime we are in a state of suspense which obstructs operation; the agents will not compromise themselves, .and the manufacturers will not buy, nor give work to their artisans. Formerly, in such uncer tain periods, the manufacturers would risk making a few iieces of goods for his own account, lowering the wages in. some de gree; but at present they prefer ceasing to work to decreasing the pay of the workmen. EDINBURGH CORN MARKET, OCTOBER 30. We had a large supply of all kinds of grain to-day, and sales heavy, particularly for wheat and barley. Best wheat for seed, 655. One small parcel of barley, 375. Best old and fine oats, 235. 4d. and 245. Two quarters of fine old beans brought 38s. per. quarter. Wheat, best 655. ; current, 5-Is. to 60s. Best barley, 375. ; current 28s. to 345. Best oats, 245.; current, 19s. to 21s. Best peas and beans, &Ss.; current, 31s. to 365. VIIEAT. BARLEY. OATS. PEASE. BEANS. First, 65s Od 37s Od 24s Od 38s Od 38s Od Second, sBs Od 32s Od 20s Od 34s Od 34s Od Third, .4Bs Od 23s Gd 17s 44 29s Od 29s Od • Average of Wheat, new £2 17 .0 Ditto Barley, new 1 10 If Ditto Oats, new 1 0 Ditto • Pease and Beans, ll3 21 Monday Evening, November 4th, 1833. We have had a fair demand for Cotton on Saturday and to-day, the sales each day being about 2,000 bags, at the prices of Friday last. Arrived since Friday, 1 vessel from Maranhani, 1 Pernambuco, 1 Bahia, 3 New York,' 1 Savannah, and 1 Charleston, the two last bring cargoes of the new crop. Pedestrian, Bell, hence, at St. Petersburgh. Helena, Permien, hence, off Warnemunde. Puke of Clarence, -, from Monte Video, at Cork. esina, Roulfsem, from Rotterdam, for this port, at Milford. VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING, FS p•t,t>.• 0.76:7,—V,• ›• ttlt••;.• cj,:!teP • • *. *O 4 . • • • • • RP 0 0 • • ••••i ) • r • • '''' * • EAST INDIES AND CAPE OF GOOD - HOPE. As%fey Bros, 26.5 Harriett, No 5 Gray, Cape of Good Hope Aikin & co, or R Allinson, 235 Grecian, I', Cape of Good Hope and Algoa Bay--(Entered 25th Oct. fur Calcutta) WEST INDIES. &C. GLASGOW GRAIN MARKET, OcroBER 30. We have small arrivals of grain, and a m o d era t e b us i ne ss doing., /341-ley and oats rather lower. . . WllEAT,..British old, per 24 1h 26s Oil —28 s Do. new do 22s Od —25 s Canada free do 28s Od —29 s Irish de 22s Od —26 s OATS Irish, per 264 lb l3s Od —16 s British, do.. 15s Od —17 s BaßLEY,..Briglish, per 3201 b Os Od Os Od Scotch ; do 23s Od —24 s kprs, Imrfe St co, 332 Strathisla, IC, St Thos St Trinidid T Lee & co, 200 Irton, P, Barbados lleves, Lithe,rland St co, 214 Arethusa, P, Do W Rose & co, 118 Friendship, K, St Thomas and, St Doi - piny) T 31'Tear, or Kers St co, 196 Fanny, P. Kingston, Jamaica -I C Nicholson, 277 Lydia, P, Jamaica AFRICA. R Zwilchenbart it co, 133 Cessnock, P, Africa SOUTH AMERICA. J Holliwell, or Ken & co, 298 Wm Russell, P, Pernambuco C L Bahr, 155 Ashes Primrose, K, Port-au-Prince Cotesworth. or Hightleld, 191 Ranger, P, Rio Janeiro UNITED STATES. Baring, Bros & co, 476 Earl Grey, P, Boston Waddlngton, Holt & co, Fredonia, P, Do Do, Do, Katharine Jackson, P, New York IV & J Brown & co, Sheffield, P, Do Do, 500 Algonquin, P. Philadelphia T Battershy & co, or Focke,. 323 Thos Battersby. G, New Orleans C I. Bahr, 102 Adelaide, P, Malta C L.Bahr, or T Hampson, 228 Bona Fide, P, Smyrna, Constanti nople & Odessa—entered 26th Oct. for Malta, Constan. St Odessa) Manna & Jones, 116 Matchless. 8, Genoa Irish, do 20s Od —22 s Foreign, do Os Od Os Od BEANS,. —English, per 260115 Os Od Os Od Scotch, do 164 Od —18 s PEARE..... Do, do l6s Od —17 s OATMEAL, A boll of 14011 s 13s Oil —14 s FLOUR,...A sack, of 2801 b...-.... ........ . 4os Od.— 44s Od DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, NOVEMBER 1. We had a very scanty supply of prime Wheat and Oats at market today, which sold briskly at prices of Tuesday. There was a good demand for Barley, but the supply being large, grinding declined 3d., and malting 6d. per barrel. Wheat (white)... 25s Gd to 27s Od Oats (c0mm0n)....88 3d to 9s 3d Do. (millers' red) .24s Od to 2.5 s 6d Oats (feeding) 9B 6d to lOs Od Do.. (inferior) ....21s Od to 23s 6d Oatmeal 10s Od to 12s Od Barley 13s Od to .14s 6il First Flour Os Od to Os Od Bere lls Od to 12s Gd Second Flour 15s Od to 16s Od SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. 89 Thetis, K. , Alicant WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Nov. I. The supply of Wheat this week is large, the trade is very dull, and only limited sales can be made at a decline of Is. per quarter. ,The quantity of. Barley offering is great, and the buy ers purchase sparingly at a reduction of Is. to 2s. per quarter on the best, and inferior sorts nearly unsaleable. Oats and Shel ling are steady. Beaus are rather lower. Malt and other arti cles as last stated. ARRIVALS THIS WEEK. Wheal 9415 iris Malt 391 Ids Barley Oats 677 Tares 29 Beans ..... •... ..... ... 1058 . . The following are the average prices of corn made up to Sa ttixday last : Imperial Weekly Average. Wheat. Barley. Oats. Rye. Beans. Peas. 51s 4d 30s 5d 19s 9d 31s Id 36s Id . 42s Od Aggregate average of the six weeks, which regulates duty. 52s Gd 30s 8d 19s lid -35 s 4d 36s lld 40s 4d Duty on Foreign Corn. 34s 8d 16s 10d 18 s 3 d 16 s 9 d 15s 6d. . .9s 6d LONDON MARKETS, Ist Nov. 1833. COTTON.-The ' business done in Cotton during the past month has been extremely limited, and at irr egu l ar an d lower prices ; our present quotations are little more than nominal. By public sale this day 1400 bales of Surats, about 900 of which were sold, chiefly of good quality, and at prices varying from id. to id. per lb. below the previous nominal currency, making the reduction from the late hig hest p oint Id. to lid. per lb. - SUGAR.-We mentioned on Friday last a general red uc ti on of 6d. to Is. per cwt. in Muscovades; the , fall has since been fully confirmed, and during the present week the currency has beon still.declining; the market is very heavy; the estlkiated sales fur the whole week are only 2000 hhds. and trs., at a fur ther decline of 6d. to is. per cwt. The holders of refined have evinced more firmness this week ; 32. L is freely offered for double refined crushea; hut the.holders are more firm at 3.35.; a few large lumps of the best manufac ture have sold at 645. 6d. This afternoon there is very little alteration in the prices of refined, and the quantity of goods offering continues very.small, particularly of the low descriptions ; for the fine sorts for ex port (entitled to the bounty on double refined) there has been more inquiry, and some sales were made at the quotations ; some of the refiners are not quite-so eager to effect sales. MAURITIUS SUGAR.-The two public sales of Mauritius, 2,075 bags, sold considerably under the last. sale, but fully as high as the market prices by private contract, and rather higher than West India Sugars ; very ord. brown sold 475. 6d. to 48s. fid. • good to fine strong brown, 53 5. to 545. 6d.; low soft to mid. bright grocery yellow,, 545. 6d. to 575. By public sale thus day, 927 bags Mauritius, which were sold at 48s. to 545., rather lower. EAST INDIA SUGAR.-The East India sale on Wednesday, 7,131 bags Bengal, sold 4s. lower than the sale of 21st August, bUt at Is. higher than the valuations or the prices by private contract; low to good white, 235. 6d. to 295. 6d. In other East India Sugars, no sales are reported; there is some inquiry for Siam and Manilla Sugars, for a parcel of the latter, good colour, 235. has been refused. FOREIGN SUGAR.-Foreign Sugars are this week Is. 6d. to 2s. lower, making the redaction the same as West India Sugars, say about ss. below. the late highest prices ; the sales are, fair yellow llavannah 2 - is. to 265. for 2t;o boxes; by public sale 460 boxes fair mid. strength, low yellow, 235. 6d.; mid. 245. to 21s. 6d.; and good greyish . yellow, 255.• ' 200 chests brown Bahia, off the coast, were sold, deliverable at liambro, at 20s. Cd. THE WOOLLEN TR AtE. LEEDS, November I.—The clobh • business at Leeds con tinues brisk, and there was au increased demand for goods in the markets on Tuesday. The blanket trade has been. rather flat since our last. Scarcely any thing doing in the stuff trade. Many of, the wavers at the bank are enduring great privations. BRADFORD MARKET, on Thursday, was but very fiat, owing to the merchants still declining: to. give advanced . prices. T manufacturers complain that declining: have not r emun erating pro fits at the present high prices of the raw material. In the HALIFAX PIECE-HALL, on Saturday, an average quantity of sales were made at former prices. AT HUDDERSFIELD MARKET, on Tuesday, rather more busi ness was done than on the previous week, with little or no va riation in prices. ROCHDALE, Monday, October 28.—THE FLANNEL MARKET. —To-day many of the manufacturers were asking higher prices, and in some cases it was obtained. Low goods went off better than usual. Some pieces of middle and finer qualities were dis posed of. The market was altogether brisker than it has been for several weeks past, and there is no doubt that manufacturers will, before long, obtain better prices, as the raw material still continues to advance. We have had a very depressed Cotton market throughout the r past month, the total sales amounting only to 41,000 bags, of which .000 American, 1,300 Pernam, and 1,300 Surat were taken on speculation besides which 4,500 American and 2,500 Brazil were forwarded into the country unsold. Our present prices are, on the average, 14d. per lb. lower for American and East ladia,•and lid. 4P' lb. for Brazil, than ur quotations of the 30th of September, LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE, Nov. 2. s. d. s. d. ' Hay 0 7 8 0 9 per 20 lb. 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EUROPE: C LB ahr. 264' Ewald & Bertha, Q, Elsineur Do, 190 Nyverheid, Q, Ostend Do, 337 Herelius, Q, Danzig Do, 103 Perseverance, S, Havre & Rouen (First entry 30th Oct. for Havre only, W A & G Nfaxwell, 95 Boykett, K, Bourdeaux C G Weber & co. 519 Nordstern, Q, Elsineur Do, 215 Alathilda, Q, Elsineur & Danzig (Entered 24th Oct. for Elsineur only) Do. 300 Achilles, Q, Elsineur & Pillau (Entered 28th Oct. for Elsineur only) Do. • 431 Fried Wilhelm 111, B, Elsinenr & Danzig (Entered 29th Oct. for Elsineur only) Do. 309 Ostseo, B, Elsineur & _Danzig (Entered 29th Oct. for Elsineur only) Do, 519 Nordttern, Q, Elsineur & Danzig (Entered 31st Oct. for Elsineur only) Emporto. I;4ST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, 4 . r. Test, Brown, fm Mauritius and Cape of Good Hope, with (fin Mau ritius) 2456 mats sugar, Small, Colquhoun and co-2274 do, T B Bar clay and co-473 do, Baring Bros and eo—aht 10 c bullock horns, Or der-2 c coral, said Master--(From Cape of G*od Hope) 1 cse contg awn Cunstantia, Rev. Dr. Isaac—P Dk UNITED S7:4TEs. Lady Rowena, Main, fm Charleston, with 416 bales cotton, Order --18 do, D Jackson-542 do, 651 brig turpentine, A Lodge and Prit chard-2 pkgs conts unkn, A Taylor and co-1 pkge cotton samples, Gourdin and co—K Dk Mary-and Susan, Parrott, fm New York, with 205 bales cotton, Malcomson, Bell and co-399 do, Melly, Prevost and co-34 do, T B 131ackburne-268 do. Wainwright, Shiels and co-24 do, A Taylor and co-10 - 2 do, T \V Smith and co—P Dk Eagle, Lyon, fm New York, with 214 bales cotton. Wainwright and co--43 do. T B Blackburne---260 do, 14aac, Low and co-105 do, T and .1 D Thornely-163 do, Melly and co-87 do, T%V Smith and eo-80 brls apples, IN and J Brown and co-30 cs coats unkn, Order -.931 brls tar, 460 brls turpentine, (learns and co—P Dk SOUTH AMERICA. Thomas Mellor, litalabuclr..Lna-Baltia. with 1304 bales cotton, 129 cs sugar, 6 bxs conts unkn, 9rder—R • Hertford, Robson. fm Rico Grande,. wish 41 cks tallow, 7582 horns (abt 3 t), 9033 ox hides, T W Smith and co—G Dk Pentecost. fm Laguna de Terminos, with abt 250 t 100 wood, II and T Willis-6 do, A Taylor and co —G Dk MEDITERRANEAIii. Donor, Garwood, fm Trieste, with abt 30 t brimston, J Bibby and eo—abt 21) t boxs,ood, 120 hgs eloverseed, 25 hls hemp, 1 bale senna, 40 rks tallow. 5 hts 10 hf bts 10 eka currants, 50 bags linseed, 30 bales emits unkn, 54 bales wool, 11 cs liquorice paste, 11 bales rags, Order —abt 880 qi linseed, 3 bxs maraschino, 1 bag conts unkn, 96 dun nage mats, littrles and Carter—O Dk , • r.-.: g. . . - 91 1 - t. ,ot • 4,0, CO CO •-• N CT Cl , 0.4>. -2 .—. 1.1'; 6 9 .3 2- ...1 c. -6. oo = 0 t 'grD =. .4 _m 1 , 0 I— , •-+ .....-.• ... , c o to p•-• tv ... 4:- co co ~,, Z 0 S' g.,.. (4. cip 60 (0 00 = •1... GO 4.4, C.l !"' g . `''' IN 0 FE MBER 5, 1533• PRICES OF SHARES, MoyDAY, NOYLAIBER 4, 1833• Li'verpOol Coal Gas • . £4BO Bootle ditto -r .30 0 Exchange Buildings Liverpool and Manchester Railway, ... £lOO paid 210 £2ll Ditto Old Quarters • Ditto New Quarters 25 51 10s. Bolton and Leigh ditto Ditto 25 2 0 Warrington and Newton ditto 'lOO 1 00 Kenyon and Leigh ditto ' 100 'llB Wigan Branch ditto lOO 90 St. Helens and Runcorn Gap ditto lOO 9 0 Leicester and Swannington . 'so 59 105 Stockton and Darlington ditto lOO 297 105 Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Railway 23 and Canal ' Leeds and Selby Railway 25 Grand Junction ditto IO London and Birmingham Bank of Liverpool lO Bank of Manchester l5 Manchester and Livcirpool District Bank 10 Commercial Bank of Liverpool lO Liverpool Marine Assurance Company 25 Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks-- 10 Manchester Assurance. 13 10s. WHOLESALE PRICES OF BALTIC AND A;) LIVERPOOL. d. s. 41.1 TIMBER r. , 4f , cubic foot, Riga Dantzig Memel 0 2 2 0 2 3 American _Pine Do. Quebec 0 1 81 0 1 9! Red Pine 0 1 9 0 2 0 Quebec Oak Birch PLANKS, 41 0 foot of 2 inch. Dantzi g Deck 0 0 4 0 0 , P American Pine 'o 0 21 0 0 3 DEALS, 4, standard hundred. Best Petersburg Red Do. White 14 ' 0 0 14 10 0 Memel Red l6 0 0 16 10 0 Dantzig & Swedish Red 44 0 0 - 1:5 0 - - 0 Liverpool - Liverpool and Harrington Water Works ...... . LIVERPOOL DISPENSA: Nuniber of new patients entered on the books of the last week:— Received advice and medicine at' the Institution, Visited at their own houses and sup plied r►ith medicine Total at each Dispensary. VISITORS. North.—Rey. N. Robinson, Mr. T. Kap South.—Rev. J. H. Thom, Mr. Jordan, -e, and M 1 and Mr.' during 18 10$ £l9 14 ' 15 12s. Bct 20 10s 15 Os. °4 " 11 15s IfRICAN T1,1111E% November 4, 1833. DUTIES 1. 5 55. 41 , ' load. of 50 f&et. 10s. 4f load of 50 ft. bs. load of SO feet. £44 ly "120. ',„ 41 £2 ss. e 10s. (£l9 £2249' 150. ispendarim TTa. I NORTH. I TOTAI' ;5 1 277 I 493 6 121 I 241 402 1 733 . Eden. AT. M. Du: LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY, OCTOBER 31. DISCHARGED. ADMITTED. 8 In-patients cured . . . . 32 I In-patients Q 1 Relieved and at own requ es t . 5 Out-patients . 1 Casual duri ng fI. P. . • • 0 Irregular Consulting Physician and Sur g e on , D r .. R enw i c k and Mr. F o rshavr• Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Banning and Mr. •Bickersteth. House Visitors, Mr.-Turner and Rev. J. B. Monk. Chaplain, the Rev. R. Davies.—House Surgeon, Mr. T. Simon. TELEGRAPH OFFICE, MONDAY, Nov EmBED 4. AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE lAIPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL FROM IRELAND, • . From the 29th ult. to Me 2d inst. inclusive. Cows. Sheep & Lambs I Pigs. 1 1 Horses. I Mules. Calves. 1248 1 , 1068 I 4338 57 ---- I 34 ENGLISH STOCKS, NOVEMBER' 1, 18.33. Bank Stock, div. 8 per Cent 2lO 91 3 per Cent. Red. Anna £lOOO.. 87 i Ditto 3 per Cent. Consols Anns. lOOO.. 88 71 Ditto 34 per Cent. Anna. (1818)... lOOO.. Nothing done. Ditto 3 per Cent. Anns. (1726) Nothing done. 34 per Cent. Reduced Anna 1000.. 9.4 Ditto New 31 per Cent. Anne 1000.. 961 i Ditto 4 per Cent. Anns. (1826) 1000.. Nothing done. Ditto New 5 per Cent Long Anne., exp. Jan. 5,1860. - 161 Annuities for 30 yrs, exp. Oct. 10, 1859 Ditto With div. for Opg. Jan. 5, 1860 Nothing dbne. Ditto 50 Jan. 5, 1880 India Stock, ay. 101 per Cent. South Sea Stock, div. 31 per Cent Ditto Old Annuities, div. 3 per Cent Nothing done. Ditto New Annuities, div. 3 per Cent Nothing done. 3 per Cent. Annuities, (1751) Nothing done. India Ponds, 21 per Cent. 2os 19s 21s pm. Bank Stock for the Account, November 26 3 per Cent. Consols for Account, Nov. 27 BBl 1 1 71 8 India Stock for Account, November 26. Nothing done. 3/ per Cent., reduced Wind at Holyhead, N.W., blowing fresh in the morning.—N. N.W blowing fresh in the evening. Off, inward bound, at 4 p.m., No.-1095, Arica, B B. LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE. • RPOOL Days. Mrn. Ern. Ht. Festivals, tte. NOV. •11. M. 11. M. F. I. Tuesday 5 423 5212 3 Powder Plot, 1605. Last ar• I Wednesday 6 547 632 12 3 fOh. 37m. morning' *ves. Thursday 7 715 753 13 1 J up i ter lists 4h. sm. even' 34 Friday 8825856 14 8 Prss. Aug. Sophia born, --- Saturday 9 921 947 16 6 SUNDAY 10 10 9 10 32 18 8 23d Sunday after Trinity. 'Monday 11 10 52 11 14 . 19-10 St. Martin. • TRADE OF LIVERPOOL. There is scarcely a place in the world, to which the British flag i 6 accessible, that a ready conveyance is not afforded from this e nter: prising port : and the following information may be acceptable to o° 4- distant readers. We begin with - the United State's of America, t° which packets of the most splendid description are despatched as follows, viz. : NEW YORK—On the Ist, Bth, 16th, and 24th of each month in :the year. Obserre—There is a regular mail from New York to CANa rl i',' and by an arrangement b e t ween th e respect i ve governments, the American inland postage is not demanded as formerly, on letters to be forwarded after their ar r i va l i n New York. PHlLAnatrutA—On the Bth and 20th of Bash month. BoszoN—On the sth and 20th, usually. °TRIER PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES—The Conveyances are freQuent, but merchants usually send their letters by way of NC' York. HAVANNAII—On the sth of each month. Observe—Letters are for warded, also, by way' of New York. MONTREAL—On the 24th of each month during the season.. EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, AND BRITISH WEST INDIA ISLANDS —There are usually monthly conveyances. RIO DE JANEIno—On the Ist, 10th, and 20th of each month. OTHER. PARTS OF SOUTH AMERICA—Not regular hut frequent. GENOA AND LEGHORN—On the Ist and 16th of eash month. Lisnos—Op the Ist and 16th of each month. Orouro—Ever7 3 weeks. NAPLES AND SICILY—Every 3 weeks. SAMNA. AND CONSTANTINOPLE—Every 3 weeks. LONDON GAZE .TTE.-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1. EXCHEQUER BILLS. £l,OOO 500 Small Advertised Commercial 35s 37s pm. 35s 37s pm. 35s 37s pm. Nothing done. Nothing done. FOREIGN STOCKS IN LONDON, Nov. 1, 1833. Austrian Bonds, 5 per Cent.,lo Gu., per £ Ster Belgian Bonds, 5 per Cent 941 4 ex div. Brazilian Bonds 665 7 Ditto Bonds, 1829 Buenos Ayres Bds, 6 per Cent., an Chilian Bonds, 6 er Cent Columbian Bonds, (1824) 6 per Cent., 22 1 Ditto Bonds, £6 per Cent. Danish Bonds, 3 per Cent Dutch 21 per Cent., exchange 12 guild., Greek Bonds, 5 per Cent Ditto Bonds, (182.5) 5 per Cent Mexican Bonds, 5 per Cent Ditto Deferred Stock, 5 per Cent Ditto (1825) 6 per Cent., Ditto Deferred Stock, 6 per Cent Neapolitan Bonds, (1824) 5 per Cent Peruvian Bonds, 6 per Cent, l9 Portuguese Bonds, 5 per Cent. Ditto New Bonds, 5 per Cent ........ . . 6oi 60 #6 O Ditto Regency Bonds, 5 per Cent. Ditto Scrip, 5 Cent. noi 4, Cent. paid Prussian Bonds, (1822) 5 per Cent Russian Bonds, (1822) 5 per Cent., £ St lO3l Ditto Metallic, . . Spanish Bonds, 5 per Cent 235 1 Ditto Bonds, (1823) 5 per Cent., 2Ol Dividends on the above payable in London. Dutch, 21 per Cent., exchange 12 guil. Ditto, 5 per Cent. 941 Neapolitan Bonds, 5 per Cent Russian Inscript ion, 6 per cent., 5 Spanish Bonds, per Cent.• ex. 4s. 3d FRENCH FUNDS. 5 per Cent. Ann. div. payable 22d March and 22d SepteMber Exchange on London 1 month 'Ditto 3 months 4f per Cent. Ann. div. payable Exchange 4 per Cent. Ann. div. payable 22d March and 22d September Exchange 3 per Cent. div. payable 22d June and 22d Dec 75 f. 50 c. Exchange 25 f. 50 c. Scrip, 5 per Cent. Bank Shares, div, payable Ist Jan. and Ist July • COURSE OF EXCHAN Amsterdam c f 12 4 Do at sight Rotterdam Antwerp Hamburgh Mes. Bco l3 13 Altona ' 13 13 Paris three days' sight 25 55 Do. g -25 85 Bourdeaux do Frankfort on the Main ..1511 Petersburg V' rouble .. 10 Berlin cur. doll. Vienna, Ef. 2m. .....flo. 959 Trieste, ditto Madrid Cadiz Bilboa E, LONDON, NOV. 1, 1833. Barcelona 36i Seville Gibraltar (per hard dol. ) 474 Leghorn Genoa Milan Venice (per 6 Ans. Liv.) 47 Naples , 404 Palermo v 0z... l 2! _ . Lisbon Oporto Rio de Janeiro Bahia Buenos Ayres ~ Madras Dublin 21 days' sight Cork do - . 50i 51 BULLION, LONDON, Nov. 1, 1833. PEE OZ. C. d. Portugal Gold ►n Coin 0 0 0 Foreign Gold in Bars 3 17 10i New Doubloons N4Aw Dollars Silver Bars, Standard 0 0. 0 PUBLIC SECURITIES OF THE UNITED STAT,ES. LONDON, NOV. 1, 1833. (Only the following are quoted.) Redeemable. Price. New York .... 5 per cent. - 7 Virginia Ohio Louisiana ' Ditto Mississippi INCORPORATED BANKS. Charters Cease. United States 7 per cent, ..1836, £22 2 6 e £22 10 Bank of L o uisiana, 8 per cent,....1870 £27 5 Bank of Orleans, £24 15 New Orleans, C. & B. Co., £24 0 0 e £24 10 New York Life and Trust, £97 0 . FRENCH FUNDS, PARIS, Oct. 30, 1833. 5 per cent.... Bank Shares 75 f. 40 c. 45 c. 1730 f. FOREIGN MAILS. PLACES, France ........................................ Malta. (tie France,) Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, and Turkey ........... : Spam .......... ... . ... .................. Ifolland and the Netherlands . ....... . ... .. ; . Germany, Switzerland , Den ma rk , Prussia, itus. sia, and the North of Europe. .............. Portugal .................................... Sweden and Norway .......................... Gibraltar, .... . .... . ............. .............. Malta and the Mediterranean Madeira, Azores, Canary & Cape de Verde Islds Rio de Janeiro and Brazils . • • Buenos Ayres, Montevideo, Chili, and Peru Jamaica, the Leeward Islands, and Bahamas Carthacena and La Guayra North America Leeward Islands and Demerara • Jamaica, St. Domingo, and Havannah.... Mexico, Cuba, and Honduras POST-NIGHTS Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Monday and Thursday. Monday. Thursday. Monday before the first Tuesday in l every month. !Tuesday before the first Wednesday in every month. !Tuesday before the third Wednesday in every month. INSOLVENTS. Oct. 30.—James Weller, Battdrgea, farmer. Oct. 31.—WiIliain Atherton; EV;4rton,' Lancashire, merchant. Nov. I.—Robert Seabrook, Thornborough, Bucks, miller. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William Todd, Aylesford, Gloucestershire, colour-manufacturer. BANKRUPTS. Samuel Kent, Russell-court, Drury-lane, licensed-victualler. Edward Bell, Horse-Bazaar, King-street, Portman-square. Richard Lidsey Andrew, South Lambeth, market-gardener. Frederick Devey, Phcenix-wharf, Whitefriars, coal-merchant. John Charles'Samuel Stead, Mark-lane, coin-factor. James Inglis, Hampstead, baker. Joseph Mtzzucclii,Bow-lane, Cheaßside, - dealer in Italian produce. Thomas Rutland, Nottingham, bobbin-maker. William Wallis, Fen Ditton, Cambridgeshire, excavator. George Dixon, Otley, Yorkshire, farmer. . PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Albin, jun., and S. E. Albin, Spalding, booksellers.—J. Grinll4 and G. Grinling, Norwich, woollen-drapers. —W. Jenkins and C. Goullett, Birmingham, coach-makerS. —O. Hughes and I. Hugbca , Cardiff, linen-drapers.--S. Pratt, F. Pratt, C. Pratt, and t. Pratt, 1 70- therham, Yorkshire, wine and spirit merchants; so far as regards eye said F. Pratt.—S. Perryman, sen., S. Per r y man, j un., , M. 'Pe-rrynlan. and W. Lovell, jun., Ilannam, Gloucestershire, stone-quarrymen ; so far as as regards W. Lovell, jun.—Jones Spyer and J, bpyer.—J. Lawson and C. Barker, Birchin-lane, ne*spaper-agents.--J. Robin son and S. Robinson, Phoenix-street, St. Giles's in the Fields, colnpnr sition-ornament-manufacturers.—R. Sears and W. Heath, Paternos ter-row and Strand, engravers.—Jos. Goodier. John woodier, J, Good- * ier, and Jas. Goodier, Pendlebury, Lancashire, millers.—W. C. COI° and H. Collins Splatt, Exeter, bankers.—R. English and Chilton. Oxford-street, wax and tallow-chandlers.—Geo. Stewart, and J. WO ' son, Glasgow, wire-drawers. - DIVIDENDS. Nov. 15, A Kenneth Mackenzie and E. Abbott, Anstin-friars, Iner chants.—Nov.l2, I Bird Baker, Conduit-street, Bond-street, tailor. Nov. 27, W. Ryan, Strand, catpet-dettler.—Nov. 25, W. Lewis, Read' ing, Berkshire, brewer, —Nov. 23, J. Macnamara, city of London, merchant. — Nov. 25, T. Goodhall, 'Philpot-lane, merchant. —Nov. - 4 6, W. Bates, Halifax, woolstapler.—Nov. 25, F. Moseley, Leeds, inn keeper.—Nov. 22, J. Risdale, Springfield, Yorkshire, stuff-merchant. —Nov. 26, S. Rawlinson, Manchester,. merchant.—Feb. I, W.' Gil burd, Brighton, wine-merchant—Nov. 28, E. Burton and J. T. Win" terbottom, Manchester, winemerchants.—Nov. 25, J. Swettenham. Wirksworth, Derbyshire, scrivener.—Nov. 26, E. Ingle, Westbrom wich, Staffordshire, builder.—Dec. 4, J. E mmerson, D alston, Cum berland, shoemaker.—Nov. 25, J. Tucker and W. Tucker, Exwic-k. Devonshire, millers.—Nov. 23, D. Weaver, Winsley, Shropshire, tim ber-merchant. CERTIFICATES, Nov. 22. W. Gilburd, Brighton, wine-merchant.—E. Piercy, Tichborry street, Golden-square, carver and gilder.—A. B. Hopkins and P. Bur gess, Commercial-place, City-road, tobacconists,—W. Beer, B r istol. wharfinger.—J. Fisher, Gre a t Bridge, Staffordshire, iron-merchant. —J. Parker, lloundsditch, cork-cutter. The average price of Brown end Muscovado Sugar, computed from the returns made in the week ending Oct. 29, is 325. Old. per cwt., c%" elusive of the duties of Customs paid or payable thereon on the portation thereof into Great Britain. • BIRTHS. On Tuesday, the 22d ult., at Mostyn, the Lady Harriet Mos , tyn, of - a daughter. On Sunday, the 27th ult., the lady of Elias J. Mozley, Esq., of a daughter. MARRIED, . •• On the 2d ult., at St. Peter's Church, Mr. Jabez &nig, printer, Wellington, Salop, late of this town, to Miss Mary Ellen Parry, daughter of Mr. E. Parry, of his Majesty's Customs. On Monday, the 21st ult., at Mottram-in-Longdendale, the Rev. R. Brook As Aland, of Bristol, to Janu, fourth daughter of Randal Hibbert, Esq., of Godley, Cheshire. On Tuesday, the 22d ult., at Roseheath Manse, Scotland, Mt. J. D.*Sternberg, 'of Manchester, to Sarah, second daughter of the late Thomas Edleston, Esq„ of this town. On Tuesday, the 29th ult„ at St. Anne's Church, Mr. Samuel Johnston, tea-dealer, of Birmingham, to Miss Hannah Barrow. sister of Mr, Joseph Barrow, merchant, of this town. Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Captain Robert FulcherA to Miss M,'A. Ellis, No. 1, Graving sock. DIED, On the 29th ult. Joshua Farrar, Esq., of Walley Town, near Halifax, aged 79 - years. Lately, aged 99, Ann Jones, relict of J. Jones, who lived, forty-five years in the Alms' Houses. On Monday, the 28th ult., after a short but severe illness, in the 33J year of her age, Mrs. Mary Skelhorue relict of Mr' John Skelhorne. , On Tuesday, the 29th ult., in Park-lane, aged 44, /nut respected, Sarah, the wife of Mr. Samuel Alcock, formerly n 4 Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Henderson, Bishopwearm ou tl s , Sunderland. ' On Wednesday last, after a protracted illnes3 of two months, on his passage home from Bonny, Africa, in the Vere, Captain Hemmingway, and seven days here, aged 41, Mr. William Hurst, only son of th,o late Mr, James Hurst, of his Majcstf s Customs of' this port, much regretted by his family ana a numerous circle of relatives and friends. ' On Thursday last, aged 11 months, John, the infant son of Mr. P. M‘Nolty, Redeross-street. Same day, in Mill-street, St. James's, after a lingeTing.dc' dine, aged 9 years, Robert, eldest son of Mr. George L. Cloves. On Friday l as t, age d 2 years and 10 months; Eligaheth, the daughter of Mr. Thomas Sperling, Great Hotner-street. On Saturday lasts, after a lingering illness, aged 17 yearl' Mercy, second, daughter of Mr. Robert Mason, boot and sh? e maker, Bold-street. On Sunday last, aged 26, Thomas, second son of Mr. Tarlton. Rodney •street. • •, •••• • • . Liverpool :--Printed every Ttresffay and Friday morning in Unir l : buildings, John-street, and publish e d a t t h e S TAN DAR D-0 FYI cr. 11"" 7, High street, Exchange, by SAMUEL FRANCRYS.—Orders and Advertisements are received •by Messrs. Newton and Co, War- wick-square; Barker, Fleet-street; Deacon, Walbrook; Itevne"' Chancery-lane; ?dunden liaininand, .27, Lombard-street; at . Ga r ; raway's ; at thecLondon Conintercial Coffee-house, Mincing - lan e Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cornhillr Chapter Coffee-house; rater" noster-row; North and South American Coffee-house, Threa d " needle-street; Lawson and Barker, Birchin-lane ; and Lewer. 4, Wellington-street, Strand,. London by Messrs. lohnstoa and Co.. Dublin; Mr. M'Phun, Glasgow; Mr. Bowler, Courier office, Manchester; Mr. Malley, BooksJier, Warrington; and - M r ' Clarke, Pilot-office, Preston. TRADE, OCTOBER 31. LIVERPOOL CORN W IIEAT, per 70 lbs s d s d Irish red (old) 6 6 7 0 Do. red 1832 7 0 .. 7 9' Do. irhite 1832 7' 6 .. 8 2 Canada (old) 7 0 7 6 Do.. 1832 8 0.. 9 3 . Dantzic ' 0. 0 .. 0 0 Stettin &Wismar 0 0 0 0 Odessa (soft) 0 0 .. 0 0 Russian • 0` 0 .. 0 0 Foreign (in t bond) 4 6 .. 5 9 OATS, per 45 lbs.. • Irish (old) 2 5 .. 2 7 Do. (1832) 2 6 2 9 Foreign (in bond) 0 0 .. 0 0 BAtil EY, imp. mea. • Plnglin 26 0 30 0 Irish, 601 b 3 6 .. 4 01 ,Foreign (in bond) 0 0 .. 0 01 7S I ALT, imp.mea s d s rl English 5O 0 ra 70 0 ' Irish BEANS. English.., 39 , 0 .. 43 0 37 0..38 0 Foreign PEASE, White . 35 0 .. 42 0 FLOUR, per 280 . 1bs Irish, 1832 Canadianfree brl 34, 0 ~ 36 0 American, ditto 34 0 .. 36 0 Do. (in bond) 20 0 .. 27 0 OIAT3IE AL, 2401b5. Irish, (old) 2l 6 .. 2.2 0 Do. (1832) 22 0 .. 23 0 Rios, (in bond) 'Carolina, (cwt.) l5 6.. 19 0 Bast India l2 0 .. 16 li FLAX SEED, hhd 0 0 .. U 0 LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. NOVEMBER 1. The trade were in very small attendance to-day. The arrivals of both English and Irish OATS were but trifling; whilst WHEAT and BARLEY were. in tolerable abundance. The samples of both WHEAT and OATS on show was small, but the quality good. The same remark is applicable to Bsiti.Ev, -WitEar was limited to a few transactions at the former prices of this week. OATS are stationary at Wednesday's prices, with but little doing. FLOUR •was in very great abundance, which had a tendency to depress prices, and but little business was done. PEAS and BE.INs were dull at last quotations. - , Wht. Brly. Oats. Rye. Bns. Peas. AVERAGE s. d. s. d. S. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Of the week . . 51 4 30 5 19 9 34 1 36 1 42 0 Of 6 weeks, regulating duty 52 6 30 8 19 11 35 4 36 11 40 4 Duty on Foreign . . . .31 8 16 10 . 1 18 3 16 9I 15 .. 6 9 6 The alterations in the ditties this week aro ls. more on Wheat, Is. 6d. more on Beans, and Is. 6d. less on Peas. ARRIVALS. Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oats. Beans. Peas. Flour. English - 950 - - 7150 Foreign lB7O LIVERPOOL PROVISION ➢IARKET, Nov. 4. Dry Butter comes forward very freely, but the demand is exceed ingly limited, and prices are one to two shillings lower. The trans actions in pickled Butter are few, but without any alteration in, price. There is presently little doing in either Beef or Pork. Bacon is more inquired for, as well as Lard and hams. 8. a. ' g. d. BUTTER.—Belfast Bl 0 0 62 0 per cwt. Banbridge 72 0 73 0 -- Colerain 74 0 0 0 • Sligo 73 0 0.0 Derry 79 0 0 0 Waterford 7O 0 7 . 0 Limerick - Cork - Pickled 2ds, (Cork) - Dry 3ds, (Cork) - Newry 7O 0 —7l 0 Dundalk 0 0 0 0 Carlow 7O 0 80 0 " -- BERV.—New Prime Mess 105 0 112 6 per tierce. New India, 117 6 0 0 - PORK 52 6 60 0 perbarrel. 0 0 - 0 9 . per 1 barrel. 0 0 0 0 per cwt. 30 0 35 0 52 0 54 0 BACON, new ... . Do. old DRY HAMS WET Do LARD.—Firkin 46 0 48 0 Bladdered . .52 0 0 0 0 emll , 4.4 .1.• 4....* St: 5 oes 4-: "0, 0 t r j 23 '4 4;- 'i ... en 4 , ) AR 4 4: 7 ,1 ,T 3 1 •