The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-10-30 00:00:00

I , ooy tb e 0 . 0 4 to 1 1 0 , .hod 1 h , e t io roro no.• oil te e, : tera the Pu ti by 6.ente a. eXte:o6 the 'of is o f It act • baati g 8 5 01 , c CS f t o e O, a ro, J - bi 110 01 v -ex th 1)° 0 rav e ' Ile ich je foll ° al rern ° „Id ' A 3 , ‘ hi p cru 11 0 ne i, Le n 5° 7 ,01 ler o Ol e de in ...: , say - to . (C l ' • ea orrp t he .le(ll`l,,er.. ni t°. el who re s.-, ,ttler il Se I t l ' 9t r - e/ re s e" bi ,hoo, ) cu bt r e , ( 11 0 au vt, jolt I'oil, 0( 0 or e n d onolw cears, lo o, Kingv r , Ice 1 1 , 1 ; 3 r of ,vrtS id o n l5 g t o a ltioo n el nsPicito is i bi t bf iceP, 9 0 0 ,, to 0 tib'" bollbef , dOl ld ~D, e ct on . 0 5e. ,a b of' ..,Prrtberi; Ti 7eal a i t t i A 051? t5 0 wa e S oil ef ajr des arell ere c l e°lo , ded 1101 tl :tt'd Ol e o „net Y e t d co r e w ag, tr 0 0 1 0 f It vor f o r r e esP ,„5 ;e0 „go 316 tio frikon c 111 d 'o' O irer a leo nifigte li :e 0 4 DO 11 9 0 r 101 A g . rt ele9 er cell o( ediu„Airjj ed. 30. 1840 GENERAL TRADE REPORT. teglar n Monday Afternoon. ercially speaking, the political horizon is at pre ',l_3retty clear; th e P res id en t of the French republic ntth" ad sufficient tact to stave off immediate danger; and co n r esPect t Russia and Turkey, the Czar having w ee e ded so far o s s only to demand that the refugees shall their Turkey, and most of them having already taken eParture, this question is as good as settled. The h j , are rather better. We have to report a further rual tit i mprovement in the Share market since last Mon ,llud business has assumed a still firmer aspect. quon stock has been done to-day in London as high as of t.• ; Midlands, 46 1 • the latter is 1 per hibut _ scarc e. g u ee on our own Dtchange, and stock is evidently The foll ow i ng are th e c l os i ng q uotations to-day: iltat rt ' e u r onin pref., 81; Dundee and Aberdeen, 111; Do. new allatt er '' 1 4 d; Fleetwood and W. Riding, d ; Great Western no 8 , 11 d ; Manchester and Leeds, 40 d; Do. halves, 20 d; Lblurrters, 61 d; Do fifths, sad; W. ng Union, 62 dl; 11 0, , ° , n ,,, new quarters,. p; Do. fifths„ p; Sheffield, 202 ; 10, 8 / 9 ; Great Grimsby quarters, 91 d ; Midland (l• u; Scottish . 162. Shrewsbury ad gi' s ,;' ° ver 184; Do. Central No. 3, in; Do. No. n 4, B 6i; irm Do., uai oi ; Gi; South Staffords, 3i d ; L'pool Boro' Bank, d ; Parr ank, 12 .1; L'pool Insurance, lip. kit o . les connected with the shipping interest ,have been ik t „:7 ll cd by the liberality evinced on the part of the (14,.' ca1 l legislature, as shewn in an order issued from t'' asl lrY, that next year British ships can trade to any 4 In the St a t es on t h e same t erms as A m e r ican vessels. 'or I s certai n ly more th an we a nticipated, and much whose han we may expect from the many European states h.:_sailors are at present reap avi ing thetion benefit of the re -7.,f dale , ga. " sales of C o tt on on S a t ur d a y amounted to 10,000 full pris ; thisey are 8.000 bales. The tithe Opened very uietly morning, and the accounts Vi:eath e steamer Canada, bringing a continuance of fine dpiher, caused little more desire on the part of a few qt.. holders to sell, but this afternoon there has been a I, 4 4ge s r feeling a pp aren t i n the market, there being eager Vioy e a- ers at any concession. Since we received the t I nformation we have been given to understand of F$ ,Partra/ decline of kd. per lb., from the quotations Sso t i„ ll . u sY, has been conceded, with, however, only a •;ir tie ;; ; lt o supply offering. The sales consist of 7,350 ,asto —en at 54d. @ 7d. ; 50 Pernams at 7d. ; 200 Maran noirtti'a' 6 4d. @ Bd. ; 100 Egyptian, at 74d. @ d. ; 300 at 411. @, 19r ere has been a fair demand for Sugar since the circu k ;A" 50 0 hhds. of West India have been sold, chiefly are r e rs• Rice is more inquired for, and higher prices e eni anded. Coffee continues in favour, and 4000 bags ThYLon are advertised for auction this day. ftr " 0 1 market continues active, with a good demand 4 ," descripti ons ; but our stocks are very light, and fah 11 arrivals would meet with a ready sale. les ha ve been of breadstuffs into Liverpool since our as r v e been only upon a moderate scale, whilst . the of iarmers' Wheat in this and other districts of taqi al ld have been large, and the foreign arrivals at New \IIII:-40n•Tyne considerable, amounting to 15,000 qrs. havve articles oth: a t, and 11'd0ur 0 sacks Flour, baides a fair quantity of 0 ing the past fortnight ; our markets \vlie co nsequently receded, in many cases 2 s. per qr. in tav ß eat . and '. per sack in Flour. The Irish markets kitrifi ll° t been so well supplied with home-grown produce, owing to the wet weather, which has also some tan. d eteriorated thequality ; their prices, have, however,it le lPated in the decline conveyed by the English ad- If; Of has been very quiet since Friday ; and Vith all leading articles remain nominally the same, lt o , a n Inclination to lower prices. Although the supplies Viril ?titer parts of the world have been small, the arrivals s tl4 Ireland, of Wheat, Flour, Oats, and Oatmeal , con -4,, ke eh '. tolerably large, and as the demand here does not Irair Pace with these supplies, prices have rather given Sio C‘l 4 „ it h a steady 1 t;l:etnain fir m. Provisiom dull. 4 041 7 4 market for Scotch Pig Iron has receded this week roixeil numbers, to 425. f. o. b. at Glasgow. 11, 5 ctured.Iron is also rather more in favor of buyers. toli c. "lulu, steamer brings no change in prices at New bto stlPply.tin article on the Timber trade elsewhere:; klor e 7 add , here, as stated in the circular of Messrs. Ak , Slater, and Crook, that the vessels from British tli to - T_eu having arrived almost sitarditaneously, have 444„0 such a great amount of Timber on the Liverpool b a . et as , materially to reduce the price of Quebec car ;' whit:hare not likely to recover their position in re thit Talue , with St. John's until a 'cessation of arrivals tiles the dealers and importers to get the dock'quays h ete ve. by the very expensive alternative of storing.. R ote such .a method is pursued, that the importer can tha rfr hud heal his cargo for twelve months at the low t: e of..id. per foot, with a trifling charge for keeping et tepair, and ensuring the correct receiving and de the Xof therimber. These advantages must surely draw th e i:iteution,of importers and consiees to their own and te,; . , c eristituents interests, which'are, at such times as the Ito ri l t it, sacrificed, because of the heavy expense of iat in *Liverpool. Spruce Deals have not arrived 1 111 00 2 trrquantity as in former years, and the little like to e "IA any great arrival taking, place for some months 1 4 1 011 1 e, courbined with a good consumptive demand, has v _itt the Trice of this extensive article of import to illy.7T e e'considerably ; all arrivals of this article are rea misPasediaf from the quay at good prices. business, the prices of American Provi- r, A I c l tnan. named Rober t Gardiner. a farm r. died in - at Rigber Tranmere, from asthma, a tewdays back. 4 0r ti A M'E.FOR NEWSPAPERS.T. Pearson, the agent t o ,"e London Times in Liverpool, appeared before the h,:ntY Court, at Birkenhead, to Claim from a person of re; ll ame of Lea, who formerly kept a wine vaults and he 'aurant in Clayton-square, the sem of £4 10s. 6d. for tv w ,,,PaPers.tupolied by him to Lea. The defence set , up the lie defendant was, that he had let the upper part of h o s' Premises to a club, but none of the members could toine found. The learned judge at once gave a verdict ~,..:I.2.e'atriount claimed, with costs. THE CHARITIES. ty-. ziRPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, OCT. 27. hize.tußGED : _ In-patients cured, ra ; Relieved and at own ‘11)C, `, 4; Made Out-patients, 1 • Irregular, 0; Dead, .4.- 4 ... e rTED :.In-patients, 55 ; Out-patients , ' 4 ; Casuals during 11,,"„ e ek, 15 ; Remaining in the House, 191. "'"Be Surgeon, Mr. C. B. Wilson • Apothecary, Mr. .1. Newton; Chaplain, Rev.W. Blundell; Treasurer, Alfred North, Beg. ; House Visitors, • Thos. Bourne and Edw. .Gibbon,-Bsqrs. A b N, ORTITERN HOSPITAL REPORT. OCT. 27. Ittt?it'lqlTTEL) : Accidents, 45; Medical and Surgical Cases upon K e „nlendation, 14; Total, 59.—DISMARCIED : Cured, 19; irt e "ed and at own request, 3; Attending as Out- Patients, 11; plar, 0 ; Died, 3.—Remaining in the Hospital, 97. °,„ ll sulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician and °,.nrgeon 'for the week, Dr. Scott and Mr. Stubbs ; House Visitors, H. J. Sanderson and E. G. Deane, q'"qrs• ; ' House Surgeons, Mr. Tearne and Mr. Wall ; Hughes. B. H. Jones, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rev. Wm Rot- oo ITHERN & TOXTETH HOSPITAL, OCT. 24. )i4 e l . IN-PATIENTS. Under treatment 1 , li ev „ ** .................... 12 OUTTrATIENTS. r -1 9 and•at own request I Cured and relieved Deer f.h .t t, r . e • 0. . • .... ...... . ...........2 Under treatment 54 tol l 4 4 nrer, Mr. Benjamin Platt; l6 Honorary Chaplain, R 1. 0 .M.; House Surgeon, Mr. W. PHarrison ; Junior Re '''t e 4, 'G.. - , urgeon Mr. a . C. Sharman • Visitors,, Rob w Ek . ~ Aad Mr. . Marmon ; Physician and, Surgeon for the 1, 'r..• Cameron and Mr. Churton. 'l.Vto.. - 00----- ' 413, D0L INDUSTRIAL RAGGED rSCHOOLS, 68, SOHO-STREET. era WEEKLY REPORT, OCT. 24. n the Books 92 I Boys on the Sick List 3 tj e Mtily attendance.. 85 I Obtained Situations tj Anderson, Esq, Treasurer; Joseph Hubback, Esq., Secretary ; J. B. Orriss, Superintendent; Visitors, 3 / 4 Heath and T.. 11. Anderson, Esqrs. 00 LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. A r tineEOßgE GREEN Hotozny, Esq., Treasurer. er of New Paned. entered on the Books 4f the Dispensaries during the last week. North. South. Total. /1 4 1 v e jses relieved at the Institution 223.... 153.... 376 Vr s res visited e their own houses 69.... 75.... 144 knS.—North, 1 1. au.rhall-road: J A. Tobin, , t . . A. e a YIT, F. S. Hull, and W. F. Macgregor, bsquires.— Via, 1, Upper Parliament-street : C. Booth, J. W 'Warns, J. Rogers, Esqrs., and the 11ev. C. Morrall. Secretary, Mr. D. H. Gibson. ST oo m,:rite a- • NNE'S DISPR, ROSE-HIL .1., A ttended thiring•the NSAßY week ended Oct. 27 :—A L. t 'The Coi:„ 8 ,! 11 1', 103 ; at their own•dwellings, 32 ;—total, 135. . fPn Kitchen, Esq., Hon. Secretary and Treasurer, 53, St. An ne -street; Visitors for ;the week, Mr. Thos. Gilbert Ni..2_ 4 nilVlr. Thomas Barton. lITRST DATES AT LitEapooL, OCT. 28 IDirect.] Indirect An li ttb % rait a 11, 1 ,",lt •• .. July 21Lima .... •13,' oa,f 4 ',* A • . . 4- -'ept. 20 lifara.nhani It 41 ,13, 1 , 8 •••• .. 26 Mauritius .1 Ca Ayr' •• ‘ • • l Mobile.... „ 1 C hl Ptltt a • • .. Aug. 30 Monte Video C ,-,, i fort l i,, • • .. Sept. 7 New Orleans' ti,'. H o "' • ~ 1 New York...', thriez t ,Pe • , . Aug. . Pernambueo- 1 b e ,1 1 4. -4 • , . Oct. 131Itio Janeiro 4 .'er a •• • ~ Aug. 29 Savannah , 4y.... .'era' .. 4 illt,' 4 9a .... .. 'ept. 181 St. Helena • • 'Valparaiso • . 27 t. 2 Vera Cruz PA ~ 1 Direct.l Indirect Sept. 13 Aug. 29 lAug. 22 l Oct. W Oct. 17 Z u t. 12 Sept. 12 ly 28 pt. 16 LIST, GEmERAL POST-OFFICE, OCT. 28 tination Mails desp'diLast Packetrext Packet froulLondon I sailed. due, *4 4 t)4PTON STATION Ilb oh tdti: ............ ............ 1141;41t4 ........... % . ee 4 ItictiZnand Egypt.. • • } t .'eYlon,&Chnia, (excilt•Col.inNV.lnd. f n l44 pd Honduras Sz Iv For. Col. hh,., 2lod ies, except 114 Vutd, 7th, 17th, (Pacha I Next Mail and 27th al Oct. 17idue Nov. 6 every month 3rd and 20thripon 1 Next Mail of every Oct. 20 due Nov. ' month. 2nd and 17th { Medway .. Next Mail of every Oct. 17 due Nov. 7 month. t 4 tie (44 he 3 cieo & Havana.. } 2nd of every' ee 1 Next Mail 1 Iv ril i c tida, St. Juan} month only. Oct. 2 due T N0v. 31 i 2 12 FA ‘V q,.4ragtla, and 17th ofevery Medway Next a IL, Nii "tlenada ... month only. Oct. 17 due.. Nov. ? b 'd i 6 a - ., 1-1 STAT:ION t :all'ttri7. a urAzil, and 1 . Evng of 4tit 11 M Linnet HM Express NV I . ' 4 Yres ...... I every Oct. 6 Nov. 24 tri .111 • Iv S T • _ . O w e . ATIPN. mtki, ica, Ber,) livery . Fri- Cambria a 4" U. ajeg / I day. i OM n caledenia.. Nov. 8 - , 10) tpping intelligutt. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23.—Wind N.E., light. ARRIVED.—Lucknow, Fawcett, from Demerara—Simeon Hardy, Gore. from Barbadoes—Araminta, Hutchinson, from Charleston—Thomas, IVl'Donald, from Prince Edward Island— Gallilee, from Ibrail—Tom Banks, Jones, from Palermo—Jas. Orr, Rae, from St. Andrew's—Symmetry, Jones, from Cork. SAILED.—AngIo-American, Brown, for Boston. - Novelty, Harrison, from Buenos Ayres at this port; sailed 24th August, in company with the Mysore, for Valparaiso. The Mary Miller sailed a few days previous for London. Her Majesty's steamer Rattler, on a crnize off Benin on the 11th July, had taken a large Brazilian schooner, slaver, Ameri can built, after a chase of several hours, and only succeeded in ultimately capturing her by the breeze subsiding. Hero, sailed from Mazatlan for this port 31st July. Ann, Lumsden, hence and Madeira at Nassau. Liverpool. Sirups, from London at ditto, and sailed for this port 27th September. " Antigua, Buchanan, from St. Jago de Cuba for this port, at ditto, in distress. Alarm, Tapper, sailed from Smyrna for this port on the 4th instant. Odin, Thomas, and Italia, Cosulich, hence at Trieste. Bosphorus (s. st.), Hall; Orion, Jernberg: Admiral, Helm stedt ;. and Snomi, Levon, hence at Constantinople. Lonna Thompson, Miller; Fides, Crathorne; and Rosanna, Gibson, hence at the Dardanelles. Adelaide, Baldechino, sailed from Malta for this port 6th in stant, after putting back, with loss of topmast. Harriet Scott, Potter, hence off Malta. Cleopatra, Patterson, hence at Messina. Ann, Hampton, hence at ditto. Elizabeth Mary Ann, Oliver, hence at ditto. Minerva, Wosley, hence at Leghorn. Adam Clarke,Lilley, and Syren, Watersen, hence at Riga. Hoop, Smidt, hence at Hin.r ' en. Jessie Greig, Hill, from St . Domingo at Queenstown. Brant, Robertson, hence for New York, at ditto. Bore up from two hundred and fifty miles south-west of Cape Clear, with loss of maintopmast, &c. Nimrod, from London for Bombay, off Poole 18th instant. Amelia, 'Boemke, hence for Danzi - c, off Dungeness. The Miscnief, Taylor, from Pura , struck on Jordan Flats du ring a gale last night, and was abandoned by her crew. She subsequently drove on shore on the main, where she dries at low water. _ _ _ . A brig belonging to Plymouth, last from Cork, was reported this morning to be on shore on Taylor's Bank, but it is suppo sed to be incorrect, as the life-boat went out and was unable to find her DUBLIN, October 20.—The flat Argyle, of Liverpool, which went on shore, near Arklow, on the 25th September, has been got off, and taken into that port, without much apparent da mage. The stern board of a ship's long boat, with Joseph, of Guernsey, on it, and part of the keel, were found in Wicklow Bay on the 16th instant. HAVANNA'', September 23.—The Madagascar, from Liver pool, which was put on shore in this port on the 12th instant, to prevent her sinking, was got afloat after discharging part of her cargo, and is landing the remainder at the wharf. WEDNESDAY, OcronEa. 24.—Wind W. ARRlVED.—Orezeba, from Bonny and Sierra Leone—Edward Davidson, from Sydney, C.B.—Lady Constable. Morrison, and Elizabeth, Isaac, from Richihucto—Elizabeth, Partridge, from Gijon—Gunga, Braithwaite, from Port Adelaide—Wm. Rush ton, from Laguna—Margaret, Blenkin, from New 07'eans— Delta, from St. John's, N.B.—and Archibald, Kerr, from Mar seilles. SAILED.—Agnes, Fox, for Trinidad—Patrick Henry, Gor don, and L Z, Moses, for New York. Mary Miller, and Golden Eagle, sailed from Buenos Ayres for London 17th August. Amherst, for this port, was ready for sea at Buenos Ayres on 21st August. Cassiopea, Harmer, hence at Cabe of Good Hope. Castries, Hinds, hence at St. Lucia. Argenti, Jackson, hence at Tampico. Caroline, Nant, hence at Arichat. Grecian, Todd, sailed from Cephalonia for this port on 27th September. Laurina, Cacace, sailed from Palermo for this port un the 10th August. _ Jane, Bowring, sailed from Marseilles for this port on 16th October. Gipsey, Wilson, sailed from Bordeaux for Dublin on the 17th October. America, Lullen, sailed from Charente for this port on the 17th October. Charlotte, Mnys, hence at the Schelde. Vigilante, Givenendahl, and Helene, lABien, hence at Ostend. Petronella. Kirkhove, hence at Ghent. Isabella, Wells, at St. John's, N.B. Amelia, Cain, from Yarmouth. N.S. Tuscat, Stowe, from Shippegan, and Tottenham, Evans, from Quebec, at Queenstown. Wilson, Stoup, hence for Buenos Ayres, at Kingstown. Norfolk Hero, hence for Constantinople, at Beaumaris. A ship ran on shore on the north end of the Magdalens the day before two schooners lett, which arrived at Halifax on the 4th October. QUEBEC, 6thectober.—Alhip, with masts gone by the deck, is reported to be on shore on Brian Island. THURSDAY,porcinsa 25.—Wind S.E , ARRIVED.—CIyde, Parks, from Pictou—Vesper, Legg, from St. Michael—Entity, Coombes, from Alexandria—Teneriffe, Barlow, from Patras—Douglas, Hubert, from St. Jotyn, N.B. SAlLED.—Emperor, Friend, for Bahia—Coquette, Jape, for Africa—Charies Souchay, Thomas, for Charente, and Cato, Morton, for New Orleans. Robert Firmie, Connell, hence at Bahia. Rosanna, Gibson, hence, and cleared for Galatz ; Lorina Thompson, Miller; and .Furst Mentchikoff, Lalin, hence at Constantinople. • Freedom,Enox, hence at Cadiz. Josephine, Ekborg, hence at Borga. Charlotte, Muys, hence• at Antwerp. Aurora, Laing, hence for Halifax, at Queenstown, to fill up coals and examine machinery. Favorite, M'Arthur, from.Demerara at ditto. RoyarWilliam, Vaux;fiom St. Petarsburgh for this.port, at Pentland.Frith. - An 110jina, Potje, hence at Brouwershaven. The Ranger, for Malta, which put back yesterday, lost bul warks andstancheons,-had•her deck planks started, &c., from being run into by the steamer Royal Adelaide. Nl‘Leod - for Analachicola. has.nut back l. Pnsciila,:uoble, sailed from maceio f or ai ls port 14th Se p t. The Ann Baldwin, and Success, were to sail in a few days for this port. WEXFORD, Oct. 23.—Thellepeater, Dorman,from Liverpool for Charleston, struck ootheiong Bank, yesterday, and after wards drifted on the Shoals, south of the bar, nearly full of water. Crewsaved. FRIDAY,• OCT : 26.—Wind W. ARRlVED.—Regulator, .Shaddock, and Breeze, from Smyrna --Theresa; film Malta—J. Wood, Shedding, from Bombay—J. Calder, Palleter, from Virginia—Hilton, Hume, from Mar seilles—The Duke, Atkinson, from Calcutta—America, from Charente—Jeannie Greig, Hill, from St. Domingo, and Meta nica, Varian, from Patras. SA ILE D.—Lady Milton, Frith, for Staten 'lsland and Mobile —Riverdale, Maxwell, for New Orleans—Princess Victoria, Johnstone, for Maranham—Bolton Abbey, Barker, for Charles ton—Carleton, Innes, Africa. Amaranth, Walker, and Fenella, Reeves, hence at Alexan dria. Everthorpe, Pelham, sailed from ditto for this port 25th Sept. Princess, and Tyne, sailed from ditto for this,port 6th Oct. Era, Kingston ; Leda, Aberion, and Nymph,Nicholas, hence at Beirout, ant all sailed for Alexandretta. Sultana, Bird, sailed from Patras for this port 26th Sept. Doris, sailed from ditto for - this port 28th Sept. Pearl, Ley, hence at Trieste. Pirate (s. st.),{rom Constantinoplest Malta. Tigre, Zarb, sailed from ditto for this port 13th Oct. Jant, Gesina, De Hann, henceat Texel. Sophia, Johns; Fred. Wilhelm, Pear ; Skatira, Evans; Wil belmina Jantina, Wygers ; and Mina, Willem,: hence at Hel voet. Ellen, Neal; heace for Oporto, at Kingstown. Merton, Mitchell, from Hambro?.., for this port,:eff Calais. Ann Martin, Martin, and Alan ler, Grey, froinDombay, and M. Stoddart, Dean, from Calcutta:(with rudder damaged), for this port—and Naomi, Cothay, from Manilla .for,Queenstown; and Cullodeo, from Calcutta, and Deadbrook, from Colombo, 'bath for London—all at St. Helena. SATURDAY, Oc —Wind S.,to moderate, ARIRIVED.—Aim Cropper, from Bombay—Alliiince, —, and Cressida, M'Fie, from Calcutta—Jessie, Ford, and Affghan, from Quebec—Mogul, from Valparaiso, and John Cock, Sten rrings, from Ichaboe. alt4LED.—Ann Lockerby, Beverley, for Sincapore—Char lotte, Thompson, Bombay—Felipa, Yhargarry, Havana—Try pheua, Wearing, Hayti—Crown, Smith, Rio Janeiro—Ranger, Chambers, for Valparaiso—R. Watt, Burton, for Apalachicola —Teiton, Smith, Charleston—J. Garrow, Hamilton, New Or leans—Suban, Bosdet, Newfoundland—Cambria (s.); Shannon, Halifax and Boston—Norge, Strand, Drontheim•--Ann and Sarah, Eate, for Alexandria—Belobnung,Cepschinsky, Danzic —Louise, Hildebranst, Hamburg—Tyro, M‘Farlane,Usbon— Union, •Salaam, Morlaix—San Vincenzo, Micallef, Francis, Wilson, and Catharine, ArMorlaud, for Naples—Pro gres, Vanderbeyde, Ostend—Regulus, Wallis, and Arnold, Pa nan, Straleund—Schilizzi, Falkner, for Smyrna. The Nereide, Slaughter, hence for Jamaica, has put :back, with loss of bowsprit, foretopmast, mainyard, and starboard bow stove, baying been in contact with a ship, uame unknown, 26th October. Loodianah, 11`Donald ; Lahere, Harris ; Ann Nelson, .Nel son—Bangalore, Arnold; Thomas Lee, James, and Nile, Bal derson, hence-at Calcutta. Henry Winch; Bahamian, and Magellan, -•-•-,lience atriong Kong. - hifida, Roberts.; Apollo, Metcalf, and Venus, ----., hence at Genoa. Caroline, Carding,and Fides, Crathorne, hence gat Constan tinople. Liberal, Whiney, hence at Pillau. George Clark • Carling, hence at Cuxhaven. Titania, Smith, hence at Trieste. Matilda, Morrison, :hence for Demerara, at Kingstown. Centaur, Perrie, hence for Naples, at Kingstown. Duke of Wellington, Hargreaves, sailed from Saugor 27th .of Aug.—Hindoo, Kelly,-29th Aug.—lngleborough, Rae, 31st of Aug., and Robert Pulsford, King, 2nd Sept., all for this port. Eliza Moore, sailed from Hong Kong 17th Aug., and Men zies, 23rd August, both for this port. Ann and Jane, Smith, from Sincapore at Calcutta. Punch, Grierson, from Algoa Bay at Cape of Good Hope. Ponce Davie, Killey, from Calcutta for London, at Cape of , Good Hope. Benjamin Heape, sailed from Cape of Good Hope for Mauri tius isth Aug. Tiyphena, Card, from Pernambuco at Falmouth. . STOANAWAY, 23rd Oct.—Characaok, Rowland, of London. from Liverpool, for Pillau, was totally wrecked in Branahin Bay, 24th Oct. ; crew saved. SUNDAY, OCTOIIER 28. ARRIVE4).—Philip Laing. Bilis, from Bombay—Don Pedro, Mirde, from Rio Grande—Washington Irving, Gorham, from Boston—Luna, Reding, from St. Domingo. SA I LED.—Perdiguero, Gandasegui,forliavana—Buen Jesus, Longa, for Ravana—Amalia, Acevedo, for Cadiz, Canada (s.), Judkins, from New York, at this port•; sailed 17th, and from Halifax 19th October. Chatham, Morrison, hence at Batavia, and sailed for Sonra baya. _ Ricardo, Costage, hence for Malaga, at Vigo Bay. Dolores, Urquoila, hence for Cadiz, at Vigo Bay. Kate, Howell hence at Vigo Bay. Glencairn, and Crisis, hence at Shanghae. Anna, Cramer, hence at Batavia. Liverpool, Coleman, and Harriet Scott, Porter, hence at Alexandria. Herald, Sunsbury, and Her Apparent, hence at Lisbon. Osiris, hence at Cuxhaven. Ann M'Lister, Leach, and Hammond, Robinson, hence at Cronstadt. Bell, Hicks, hence at Oporto. George Clark, Curling, hence at Hamburg.? Thomas Harrison, Kelly, sailed from Alexandria for this port 11th October. Charles Jones, sailed from Shanghae for this port on 19th of July. Robert Bushby, Sparks, sailed from Whampoa for London on 31st July. Duke of Lancaster, Wakeham, from Bombay at Sincapore, and sailed for China. William Parker, from Bombay, at Whampoa. Gulterus, Cockburn, and Mary Muir, Milward, from Sinca pore, and Bella Marina, from China, for London, at Anjer. Orpheus, Mann, from Marseilles at Mauritius. LarPenti Qibt3o)), from Port Philip : NT at Anjer, on 25th August. BELFAST, 26th Oct.—The schooner Jane Hughes, from Drog heda. for Belfast, with flour, can ashore on the Carron Rock, 26th instant • a steam-tug has gone to her assistance. DURSEY ISLAND, IRELAND, 24th Oct.—The brig Ocean, from Quebec, for Sunderland, timber laden, has gone to pieces near this place; part of the cargo will be saved. MONDAY, OCT. 29.—Wind S. SA! LED.—John Graham, Stirate, for Matta—Die Perle Erich, Stettin—Ann Falcon, Bowness, for Rio Janeiro—Grof Appo niji, Lomberdich, Pernambuco—St. Clare, Johnson, for New Orleans—Henrietta, Greve, for La Guayra—Argyle, Brock bank, and Progress, Langford, for New Orleans—Theodore Behrend, Linse, Danzic—Alice, Harvey, Caen—Robert Watt, Barton, Apalachicola—Alice Jane, Miller, and Wanderer, Hodgson, for Jamaica—Zante Packet, Brenan, Buenos Ayres — . Catharine, Swanston, Cadiz and River Plate—Highlander, Sillis, Rotterdam—Maj'estic,lilitiey, Africa—lone, Zarb, foi = Malta—Admiral, Weeting, and Waterloo, Allen, New York— Princeza, Boase, Rio Grande—Mary, Cummins, Newfoundland —Fortuna, Lange, Stettin. Catherine, Moody, hence at Aden. Orpheus, Neil, trom•Bombay at Sincapore, in 20 days, and sailed for China. Hydaspes, Stewart, hence at Port Philip. Ellershe, Greaves, from London at Adela►de. Pickey Sam : Blume, and British Merchant, hence at Callao. Lord Althorp, sailed from Callao for this port 30th Aug. Liz at Buenos Ayres; 26th Chapmans, from Ca rienced heavy gales off the mouth of the Plate, accortipani& with hail and snow. Otter, and Elizabeth, hence at Buenos Ayres. Parthenon, Woodbury, and Arabian, Crangle, hence at New Orleans. Abercromby, Loutit ; Sir R. Jackson, Doran, and Dunbrody, Williams, hence at Montreal. St. Andrew, Paten, and Canada, Grisley, hence; Sir Henry Smith, Harris, from New York, and Chester, Hunter, from Baltimore, at Quebec. Syria, Thorns, from the Clyde at New York. Janet, Davidson, from St. Domingo , at Queenstown. The Duke, Welsh, from St. John, N. 8., and Naomi, Cothay, from Manilla, off ditto Laurence, Salmon, from Manilla at London. Champion, Cochrane, from Quebec, at the Clyde. Had to slip from both anchors in Dundrum Bay. The Clyde, Halciow, for Apalachicola, which sailed this morning., put back this afternoon, having discovered a leak in her port bow. VESSELS SPOKEN Mary Ward, hence for New Orleans, 17th Sept., in let. 17, long. 66—Trenton, hence for New York, 24th Sept., in lat. 40, long. 69—China, hence for Baltimore, 3rd Oct., in lat. 48, long. 45—Sutlej, hence for Sincapore, 16th Sept.. in lat. 11 N., long. 26 W—Fidget, from Smyrna, 17th Oct., off Cape St. Vincent— Tapley, from Sincapore, for this port, 29th July, in let. 23 S., long. 52 E—Thomas Miller, hence for Pernambuco, 18th Sept., , in lat. 10 N., long. 25 W—Louisa, from Boston, for Calcutta, Ist Sept. in lat. 49 S. long. 22 W—Lulea, from Gothenhorg, for Charleston, 26th Sept., in lat. 28 N., long. 37 W—Ben Ne vis, 9th Oct., in let. 43 N., long. 27 W—Hammond, hence for Newfoundland, 7th Sept., in lat. 47, long. 48—Breadalbane, hence 11th Sept., in lat. 46, long. 44—Yeoman, hence 22nd Sept., in let. 46, long. 36—Helena, hence for New Orleans, 28th Sept., in lat. 37, long. 34—Sophia, hence for Genoa, Ist Oct., off Cape St. Vincent—J. N. Cooper, hence for Charleston, 29th Aug., in lat. 47, long. 19—Rajah, bound south. 3rd Sept., in lat. 10 S., long. 27 W—Trafalgar, from London, for Calcutta, 140. Sept., in lat. 12, long. 25—Vixen, from Adelaide, for Cape Good Hope, 4th Aug., in lat. 28 S., long. 45 E—Douce Davie, from Calcutta, for London, 19th Aug—Lucy Wright, from Car diff, for Callao, 15th Sept., in let. 6 N., long. 23 W—lona, from Clyde, for Valparaiso, 16th Sept., in lat. 8 N., long. 23 W Beta, from St. Andrew for Buenos Ayres, with a cargo of tim ber, 22nd Sept., in lat. 14 N., long. 25 W—Georgia, from Balti more, for this port, 6th Oct—Frederick Denning, from Balti more, for Rio Grande, 30th Sept., in let. 22, long. 39—Ambas sador, 2nd Oct. ' N., in lat. 26 long. 37 W—Alexander Hall, from Callao, for Queenstown, 10th Sept., in lat. 14, long. 15— Eliza, from Pugwash, for Cork, 19th Uct.—Halifax, (5.,) hence for Halifax, 21st Oct., off Waterford—Jane Prowse, 19th Oct., off Tuskar—Providence, hence for Trieste, 18th Sept., off Cape Spartel—Duncan, of this port, in let. 48, long. 10—Josepha, of this port, Bth Oct., in lat. 51, long. 11—Horatio, of Bel fast,. hence 18th Oct., in lat. 49, long. 11—Thos. Fielden and Sutlej, 24th Aug.—Rossendale, hence for Bahia, 13th Sept., in let. 10 N., long. 27 W—Walter Scott, from Launceston, for Mauritius,l9th June, in lat. 28, long. 102 E—Howard (schooner), 29th Aug., in lat. 8 N., long. 24 W—Othello, from Belfast, for Calcutta, 31st Aug., in lat. 11 N., long. 26 W—Ann Jeffreys, Bth Sept., in lat. 15,_ long. 25—Lady Raffles,_ hence for Cal cutta, 19th Oct., off Kinsale—Tryphena, from Pernambuco. for Falmouth, Bth Oct., in lat. 36—Roanoke, from Boston, for Ca lifornia, 9th in lat. 13 S., long. 35 W—Brutus, of New York, bound Sept., south, same day—United States steamer Vandalia, for the Pacific, Ist Oct., in lat. 22 N., long. 37 VV—Ottawa, hence sth Oct., in lat. 51, long. 14—Eliza, from Rio Grande, for this port, 30th Sept., in lat. 29 N., long. 37 W—Apprentice, from Bristol, in let. 11 N., long. 25 NV—Tally ho ! from Bristol, for St. Michael, in lat. 49, long. 11—Decima, hence, off Tuskar —Allida Willhelmina, from Java, for Amsterdam, 14th October, in lat. 37. long. 36—Catherine Jameson, from London, for Syd ney, 30th Sept., in lat. 14 N., long. 27 W.—Albanian, from Zante, for this port, 17th Oct—Philip Laing, from Bombay, for this port, 26th Sept., in lat. 27, long. 40—Eleanor and Mar garet, outward bound, 23rd Oct., off Bardsey. Passed the Sound for Liverpool. Oct. 13, Waverley, Forman, from Riga. 15, Eliza Bowen, Harries, from Stettin. 16, Ellen, Thorpe, from St. Petersburg, STATE OF TRADE. MANCHESTER.—Our market has been in an :inactive state throughout the present week, as compared with the preceding fortnight. In the goods department, we find there is less in quiry for printers of low quality; while the better makes, par ticularly 66 reeds, continue in fair request. In 36 to 40. inch shirtings but little is doing; and stout domestics are dull. In yarns, the lull is about as general as it is in cloth. Both the manufacturers and the exporters are now purchasing very sparingly,—for the most part merely in order tocomplete their assortments; while some of the speculators are endeavouring to re-sell their stocks. In a great degree this pause is the natu ral result of the recente4tensive operations, which have pretty well satisfied the immediate wants of the buyers. In part, however, it is undoubtedly to be accounted for, by the fact that still higher prices are demanded, for both yarns and goods, than such as haveteen realised upon the bulk of the business lurterty direrteil Prnatiopre are etnuriing firmly, upon their advanced quotations. They are awarethatthe prices of yarns are graduly rising in Germany, and that considerable sup plies are still needed for that quarter. It is also generally ex pected that the overland mail, now due, will again bring good accounts of the Indian markets. And, sparingly !as the home dealershave as yet bought from the manufacturers, it cannot be doubted that a freer purchase of stock will be the conse quence of that increase of consumption to'which cheapness of food must give rise. Exactly twelve months ago, the prices of yarns and goods were lower than anytime either before or since, within the lasttwo years. The latter end of October, 1848, has always been referred to as the period of greatest de- premien. The spinners and manufacturers had then a profit less trade, and, to a great extent, a losingone. In the present year, however, we have had a demand of unuslal magnitude for'both yarns and goods; and the risein price has of late been very considerable. Yet, with all this, the position of producers, except in certain branches, is not only no better but actually worse than it was in October, 1848. 'The cause. of a %tate of things so deeply to be deplored is, as every one knows who is practically acquainted with such matters, the relatively greater *rise - in the value of cotton than in that of the finished article. ROCHDALE.—Thetannel market continues much the same as it has been for two or three weeks back. The hands are in full employment, and the manufacturers have no stocks on band. There is• very liitle change in wool, either in price or demand. Themanufacturers continue to buy only for imme diate use. LEEDS.—A moderate amount of business has been done in the woollen trade this week, and the trade presents no features of change deserving notice. Generally the manufacturers con tinue well employed, and the stocks - of goods on hand are not 'heavy. •131i.AnFoan.—Wool.: The transactions in wool have been of a limited order, butfor low middle kinds the holders are firm. The stock in the market is exceedingly abundant. 'Yarns: There is no change in this department, which continues brisk and firm in price. Pieces: The high prices sought for yarns is acting as a complete drawback on the manufacturers ; for to get an advance on goods is quite impossible ; and as the mer chants are not buying so freely as they were a few weeks past, the inclination to make goods for stock is not at all cherished. The disposition to allow looms to remain idle is on the in crease; and the business done this week suggests this course as a necessary expedient. HrYDDERSFIELD.—The attendance of buyers has been rather numerous this week, but we have not hecrd of any heavy•sales. It is t'he season when , we do not expect much to be done. In wools there is a slight decline, and it is acknowledged that the results of the sales may be considered to show a lower tendency. HALL FAX.—There was a slack attendance in our Piece Hall on Saturday, and but few goods were sold. There is, however, a fair -amount of business doing to ortler, and in •the ware houses. Prices remain stationary. The yarn trade continues brisk,.at full late rates. Considerable sales-of wool have taken place,•but without any change in the quotations. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. RAILWAY RECEIPTS. The following are the receipts of railways for tne past weeK:; that is to say, up to the date to which the respective returns are made:— RAILWAYS. Week *B49. 1 1848 ending Amount. Amnt Aberdeen Amiens and Monlogne £ s. d. Oct. 20 484 0 0 435 —2l 1613 .0 0 1390 Belfast and Ballyniena 22 452 43 0 423 Birkenhead, Lan. and Cheshire. —2l 822 .0 0 773 Bolton, Blackburn, C. and W. X —2l 437 .6 0 267 Bristol and Exeter Caledonian Chester and Holyhead Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen East Anglian Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh and Northern Eastern Counties East Lancashire ' , i ntern Union Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr -21 4199 0 0 -14 6811 9 9 5011 -21 1684 0 .0 1643 IS 784 0 818 - 23 711 0 0 727 -20 1072 0 0, 945 - 21 815 0 0 81,7 - 20 2573 0 0 , .3535 -20 2247 0 0 1808 21 16218 0 0 16046 -14 3175 0 0 161.6 -21 1600 0 0 1421 -20 2936 0 0 2605 Glaskow . and Greenock Great Northern and East Line Great Southern and Western . • Great Western Kendal and Windermere Lancashire and Yorkshire...— Lancaster and Carlisle Leeds and Thirsk Liverpool, Crosby, & Southport. Londonderry and Enniskillen London and North-Western London and Blackwall London, Brihton& South Coast London and South-Wester M'chester, Sheffield, and Lincoln Midland, Bristol* Birmingham Midland Great Western (Ireland) Newcastle and Carlisle North British Paris and Rotten Rouen and Havre Scottish Central Shrewsbury and*Birmingham Shrewsbury and Chester Shropshire Union.. South-Eastern South Devon Taff Vale Ulster Waterford and Limerick West Cornwall Whitehaven Junction York, Newcastle, and Berwick York and North Midland, &c., 974 0 0 1 981 2811 0 0 - - 3454 0 0 21512 0 0 O 0 0 11133 0 0 3850 0 0 638 0 0 88 0 0 142 0 0 44401 0 0 675 0 0 10767 0 0 10471 0 0 4993 0 0 22938 0 0 1257 0 0 O 0 0 3113 0 6 6705 0 0 2783 0 0 1365 0 0 O 0 0 1522 0 0 1341 430 0 0 12239 0 0 10205 1466 0 0 1519 1861 0 0 1984 750 0 0 802 251 0 0 296 274 0 0 278 220 0 0 201 13607 0 0 13124 6804 0 0 8109 TIDE TABLE MORN. lEVENO.I HGHT. 1 HOLYDAYS, ETC, Oct. h. m. h. m. ft. in. Tuesday....3o 10 4 10 24 16 4 Wednesday .31 10 43 11 3 18 0 Thurs. Nov. 1 11 23 11 43 19 3 Friday .... 2 - 0 4 19 8 Saturday .. 3 025 046 19 10 Sunday .... 4 1 8 130 18 11 22d Sund.aft.Trinity Monday.. • 5 155 220 17 5 Gunpowder Elot. .%4d 12 minutes to make Greenwich time. t tier. LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET. OCT. 2G. Sugar : There has been a better demand, but without any improvement in price worth notice, and the sales are 5501111(1s. R.P. and 6000 bags East India, at fully former rates. Foreign Very little doing; the business being confined to 50 brls. 50br1s. Porto Rico, at 375. 9d. to 425. per cwt., duty raid, and 200 bags low brown Pernambuco from the quay.--Molasses con tinue in demand, the sales amounting to 1000 puns., including Demerara at 155., Barbadoes, of inferior quality, at 155., and Antignga at 17s. per cwt., but nothing has been done in Foreign. —Coffee : Only 30 tees. Jamaica have been sold during the week ; 630 bags Laguayra have been taken for export at 435. to 455., and a cargo of Rio for a continental port, the price of which has not transpired.-150 bags Trinidad Cocoa sold at 395. 6d. per cwt.—No sales of Ginger, Pepper, or Pimento.— Rice. The transactions are 6000 bags East India at 9s. 9d. to Us. 6d. per cwt., being very full prices.—Rum is in fair re quest, at steady prices ; the sales are 200 puns. Demerara, 31 to 36 per cent. 0.P., at 2e. 2d. to 2s. 3d., and a few casks Jamaica at 3s. 6d. per gallon.—Tea : A little more has been done this week by private contract, and at a sale held yester day of 2200 packages, 1801 sold with spirit, at previous rates. — The demand for East India Drvsaltery Articles has been trifl ing, and the sales are confined to small parcels of Shell Lac and Gum Arabic at former rates, 500 bags of Sago Flour, to arrive, at 20s. per cwt., and 34 cases Castor Oil at lOid. to 102 d. per lb.—ln Saltpetre, 1000 bags have been disposed of at 275. to 285., and a small lot of Egyptian at 265. per cwt.—For Nitrate of Soda there has been an extensive inquiry, and 300 tons sold, in store, at Ils. 3d. to Ils. 9d., with 330 tons, ex ship, at 118. 3d. per cwt. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, OCT In the early part of the week there was again a great de mand? both from Spinners and Speculators, and prices of American advanced id. per lb; on Wednesday much less buyeis ; to-day the market closed steadily, at ip per lb. advance on Friday last in American descriptions; in Brazil, Egyptian, and Surat there is no change to be noticed. Speculators have taken 29,100 American, 200 Maranham, 300 Bahia, 100 Parnam, 1800 Egyptian and 2200 Surat, and Exporters 1100 American and 100 Surat. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, For the week ending October 26, 1849. Prices paid Imports in the week.lThisWkiThis Yr, 63251 512365 4 6176 7 21 - 20 - 20 SALES OF THE WEEK 670 Sea Island 40 Stained .. 'owed Ueorgia D f Mobile lsg 900 ' Alabama and'renncssee 5g 31030 New Orleans , 5g tPernambuco & Paraiba' 6} 2 " Aracati and Ceara •• • • 6i 400 Bahia and Maceio Alaranhain 6O 1730 Sawginned Minas . Demerara,Surinam, &c Peruvian Bahama Laguayra Carthagena Smyrna ... Manilla ... 5140 Surat 20 Madras .. Bengal. 62710 bales 14351 42448 17302 1585740 LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. OCT. 23. The receipts into this port from Ireland, during the week ending yesterday, include a fair supply of Wheat, Oats, Flour, imports from the United States comprising 4,728 qrs. of Wheat, 3,237 ors. Indian Corn, and from thence and Canada together, 44,730 barrels of Flour, while the arrivals of Grain from Conti nental Europe are only moderate; and the exports thence to Ireland inconsiderable. Although we had a good attendance of the trade at our mar ket to-day we had no - lively sales of any article. Wheat was taken slowly, at a decline of ld, for the general runs of foreign samples, and 2d. upon all qualities of Irish new. Irish Flour was also the turn lower in value; but notwith standing the large arrivals of American, prime brands fully : . erior grades migh supported lete prices, whilst the have been purchased on easier terms In the value of Barley, Malt, Beans, and Peas, no material change was perceptible. Old Oats being scarce were steady in value, but new were the turn lower to-day, and even the best Oatmeal was difficult of sale at 21s. 6d. per load. There was but little inquiry for Indian Corn this morning, but holders still remaining firm, prices remained unvaried. • At New York, by advices to the 9th October, arrivals of Flour were pretty large, but not heavy for the season; and although a good demand existed, chiefly for home use, the market, with a disposition to sell, closed rather lower for most descriptions, the inquiry being insufficient to take off the daily supplies, and the currency remaining too high for any general export de mand. A good quantity of Canadian in bond had, however, changed Pricis of States uninspected were 13s. 6d. to 17s. Bcl. ; inspect ed fine 18s. to 195.; good Western Canal superfine 21s. 3d. to 225. per barrel, f.o.b. With a renewed and rather excited de mand for Indian Corn, prices noted again higher, 63 to 64c. for mixed Western, 64 to G6c. for Yellow, embracing f.o.b. quota tions of 21s. to 255. per 4801bs. Freights by American ships 3d. per bushel, and Pd. per barrel; by British, Is. 6d. per brl. required for Canadian Flour. New York exports from Ist to 30th September, 1849:—Wheat, 27,283 bushels; Indian Corn, 61,978 bushels; Wheat Flour, 74,575 barrels. Wheat,* 70t15, English, red Ditto, white Irish, red .. Ditto, white Rye, English, qr Barley, Un-lioh, q Scotch elfish, 7e , 601 b 3 0 Malt, English, tr. qr. pale 54 0 —5B 0 Irish Oats, per 45th. English & Scotch, old 2 8 2 10 New Welsh Irish, fine sorts 2 6 2 7 do. general do Beans, English, 344, qr 32 0 —36 0 do. Scotch & I rish,T , 4Bolb 28 0 —3O 0 do. Pease, English, white 29 0 —3O 0 blue Do. & Irish .. maple —— grey Flour,per 280th. English & Irish,2nds fine Ditto, superfine 31 0 —as extra Oatmeal, ap Id- of 24016. Irish, 184& Canadian Bran. a) , Mb- BRITISH. . s. d. s. d. Old' 6 2 @ 6 7 New . .... 6 6 7 0 d 0.... .... 4 10 5 7 d 0.... .... 5 5 6 0 do. ... Irsll6ol -3+ 0 Cake al 3 3 Wheat, v. 70th. Canadian red United States do Danzig, mixed and do L Baltic &limburg do Riga and Petersbg. do Odessa,•common do ' French,Spanisli,&c.do Bannat & Marianopoli Mediter.,4:c. hard.do Rye, 1:) , qr., Baltic, &c. Barley, p OM, Grinding Oats, 43 ,, 451 b. Beans,vqr. European 480th. Egyptian Pease, v. qr., Baltic, &c., white flour, 4 ,,, 'barrel, Canadian sweet U.S. West. Canal .. do Philad..&43ltimore.do Do. &Canadian.. sour Indian Corn, p 4801 b. American white European do Do. Meal, la brl. 196113 s. d. s. d. 5 10 ® 6 3 62 6 6 4 6 5 6 5 10 21 0 —2l S old , do. 2 5 - 2 6 2 2 - 4 FOREIGN. s. d. s. d 28 0 -20 0 31 0 -32 0 34 0 -36 0 19 0 -21 0 20 0 -21 0 010 - 1 0 510 2 '‘‘hite 66 io 6 0 6 4 do. 6 43-7 3 6 2 —.6 6 highmix 7 2 7 6 6 4 6 8 ,white 6 4 6 10 5 0 5 4 'Archngl 4 10 5 0 5 0 5 3 Polish 5 6 5 8 5 10 6 2 'white 6 3 6 6 5 6 5 8 Egypt'n 4 0— 4 3 4 8 4 10 20 0 —22 0 . 0 0 0 0 2 10 3 3 !Malting 0 0 0 0 2 6 2 8 Russian 2 4 2 6 30 0 —34 0 . ...... . 0 0 0 0 14 0 —24 6 127 0 —2B 0 !Canal !a. 25 0 —26 0 22 6 —24 6 22 0 —24 0 Ohio 23 6 —24 0 N.Orin 19 0 21 6 0 0- .. t 4 6 —26 0 ns 0 0 0 0 00— 0 0 27 0 --19 0 yellow 0 0 0 0 do. 113 6 —l4 0 do. CORN EXCHANGE, OCT, 26 27 0 -28 0 27 , 6 -28 6 oa-0 0 Aftermuch heavy rain in the -course of the , week, and tem porary interruption to autumn culture, the weather to-day assumes a more favourable aspect. We have received into this port since Monday last, a fair supply of Grain, Flour, and Oatmeal, from Ireland, but none worth naming Coastwise; and except a moderate quantity of Indian Corn, very little produce of any kind from abroad; the exports so far this week are also light. The English markets this week are in general reported more feeble, and the prices of Wheat rather on the wane : in most of the Irish ports likewise, the trade appears somewhat less 4ensive; exhibiting as usual, however, great reluctance on the part of holders to.accept lower terms • whilst here, during the last two days, the trade has been extremely quiet, but without producing any material change in the value of any articlefrom the rates last noted. The millers in the interior now receiving liberal supplies direct from the growers and other sources, very few country buyers appeared at our Corn Exchange tins morning, and our local dealers observing .snore than ordinary forbearance, most articles of the trade may be included in the same category of dullness. English -and Foregn Wheats, in consequence, were slightly depressed -in value, and Irish new declined Id. to 2d. ger 701 b., at which, of any description, a few limited sales only were practicable. -States and Canadian Flour, of good and choice quality, con tinued to command a moderate degree of attention at our ex treme quotations annexed, inferior and uninspected parcels, moving gradually, for admixture with new Flour, at prices varyingas in quality from Its. to 20s. per barrel ; and whilst prime sound Irish was saleable on the terms last noted, se condary and tender lots were difficult of disposal and rather cheaper. In malting and grinding Barley, as well as Malt, very little change was apparent to-day, if any, each was rather lower; and Beans and Peas seemed to be neglected at late prices. Superior kinds of welt-prepared malting Oats, although not taken freely, supported former rates, inferior and undried samples receding id. to Id. per bushel ; Oatmeal at the same time remaining in steady request at our last currency. Indian Corn, although still in slow demand, was held with firmness, and the few retail sales this morning realised our last quota tions. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, OCT. 27. s. d. B. d. s. d. 5. d. Hay. old, 201 ti 0 6® 0 Si Potatoes, V 901 b. New Clover Ditto, Green Vetches 0 0 0 0 Cups Straw, Wheat .. 0 2 0 3 Turnips, v' ton .13 0 15 0 Oat 0 23-- 0 3 Carrots Barley ...... 0 0— 0 0 Manure 4 0— 5 0 PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOIIN'S MARKET, Oc r. 27. s. d. a. d. s. ( 1. Beef vlb 0 5 to 0 7 ,Grapes For. vlb 0 10 0 0 Mutton 0 5 0 7 , Ditto English. 2 0— 0 0 Veal 0 5 0 7 Pines, For. each. 0 0— 0 0 Lamb 0 5 0 7 I Do. Eng. V lb. 5 0— 0 0 Fresh Pork Bacon 0 0 0 0 Ducks 2 6 4 0 Hams 0 0 0 0 Geese 1 6 5 0 Salmon Soles Cod Fish Turbot For. Melons each 2 0— o 0 Black Game Filberts Melons ..... .. 2 0— 0 0 Turkeys 2 6 5 0 Fresh Butter .. 1 0— 1 2 Snipes 0 6 0 0 Salt Ditto 0 7 0 9 , Ttabbits. v cple. 1 0— 2 0 Eggs .. v 120 70— 0 0 Wallnuts.. Tt> 100 1 6 0 0 Potatoes, v Peck 0 5 0 10 Plums 0 6 0 0 Cucumbers, each 0 3 0 0 'Larks.... sp doz 0 9 0 0 CATTLE:SLAUGHTERED IN LIVERPOOL, FIR THE WEEK ENDING OCT. 26. 649 f Sheep and Lambs 128 i Pius . , Beasts Calves , ...... 3340 360 10959 2.310 121 143 43048 6F 6 _ _ . 9921 10281 2845 22391 1217 Ftarl it, MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. Throughout the week great inactivity has prevailed in the Flour trade, and with considerably augmented supplies of both English and Irish, the previous currency could not be obtained in the few transactions which occurred. For Oaticeal a moderate consumptive' demand has been experienced without change in prices. The Imports from Ireland into Liverpool continue to increase, and are this week on a liberal scale; but Coastwise or abroad the arrivals are very light. Our Market this morning was exceedingly languid, and Wheat receded 2d. to 3d. per 70lbs. I , lour (except select parcels of extra super fine quality, which command our extreme quotations) was likewise freely offered at a reduction of Is. per sack, and lower descriptions even more, without leading to business of a very limited amount. Oats must be noted ld. per 45Ibs. cheaper; but Oatmeal, though not in lively request, supported the cur rency of this day se'nnigbt. PRESTON CORN MARKET, OCT. 27 Upon a steady demand for each article. the trade opened with much firmness this week, but subsequently less animation prevailed, and there being a fair supply of produce at hand, late rates were with difficulty sustained. 'there was a good supply of Wheat from our neighbouring, growers on our Corn Exchange this morning, but in consequence of having had an excessively wet week, the greater portion of the supply was much out of condition, and such met a slow sale, though offer ing freely at a reduction of Is. per windle; and even good samples must be noted 6d. per 2201b5. lower. Owing to the low• -ices se,' 'tted to for r - - h Wheat, Irish was neglected, p..- ,MIL, and our reduced quotations are little more than nominal. Fo reign steady in value, but in limited request. English Flour 6d. per pack cheaper. Scarcely any old Oats left, and new not being plentiful, fully maintained lute rates. Oatmeal met a languid sale at the above currency. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, OCT. 23. Oats, 19 qrs., a 15s. 9d. '44 qr.; total, £ 14 19s. 3d Barley, 252 qrs., @ .el 9s. Od. v• qr.: total, .i4OB IBs. 0(1 Wheat, 170 qrs., ® 18s. 2d. 13 qr.; total, e 324 Bs. 4ct WAKEFTELD CORN MARKET, OCT The arrivals this week are considerable of most articles. The present damp weather has great effect upon the condition of wheat, and damp samples are difficult to dispose of at a de cline of 2s. per qr., whilst line dry parcels are taken slowly at a reduction of Is. per qr. No change in the value of good barley, but inferior sorts are cheaper. Oats and shelling are the turn cheaper. Beans without change. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, OCT. 24 During the present week the wheat trade has been dull, and sales could only be made by submitting to a declension of Is. per qr. Malt and Barley steady; in oats and beans no altera tion. WISBECH CORN MARKET. OCT. 27. There has been a fair quantity of Wheat here to-day, the alk of which being out of condition, was bad to dispose of, Dry samples were I. Gd. to 2s. lower'than last week. Beans and Oata rasher cheaper. Red new Wheat made from 38s. to 405., and white from 40s. to 465. per 631bs. Oats Md. to Bad. per stone, NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET, OCTOBER 27 The arrivals are again large, amounting during the last fort night to about 15,000 quarters Wheat, and 11,000 sacks Flour, besides a fair quantity of Barley, Oats, &c. To-day there was an unusually large supply of Wheat from the farmers. The condition of most parcels was very bad, and notwithstanding a reduction of Is. per quarter, on the finer descriptions, and 2s. per quarter on the lower sorts, nearly one half of the Wheat on offer remained unsold. In ship or granaried parcels, whether English or Foreign, little business was done, parties -enerally preferring to hold over, rather_ than submit to lower , t- -- for malt' rates. not. ..,acting and grinding, in demand at full rates. Small parcels of Rye still find buyers. In Pease and Beans no change. Oats plentiful, and about Is. per qr. cheaper. Wheat—Northumberland, white, new per qr... 365. to 465. Do. Do. red, do. .... 345. to 445. Flour—Stockton and country fines, per sack .. 31s. to 325. DUBLIN CORN MARKET, OCT. 19. yVe had a large sipply of all kinds of Grain at market to-day We do not alter our quo6tions for Oati and Barley, but all qualities of both under prime were very dull of sale, and a lood many samples remained unsold. Very little done in ndian Corn, and prices were scarcely supported. White Wheat.. 19s 6d to 23s Od Oats Os Od to Os Od R I Iced ditto l7s Od to 21s Od Do. new Bs 6d to 10s Od Barley (Is 6d to 14s 6d I Oatmeal lOs Od to 118 Od Bere Indian Corn, v , 480 lbs Ss Od to lOs Cd I Second Flour.. 12s 6d to 16s Od I Rapeseed .... 25s Od to 2Gs 6d 25s Od to 29s Gd CORK CORN MARKET, OcT._27 Flour has a hood consumptive sale at last week's prices, with a decided preference for samules made from foreign Wheats. than Corn has caused an increased sale to the country. Wheat has receded is. per barrel during the week, and to-day Oats declined Id. to 3d. WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET, OCT. 24 We had a good supply of fat stock at our market to-day, and nearly the whole changed hands. Beef sold at ss. to 6s. per stone of 141bs. ; mutton, sd. per lb. We had also a fair show of lean stock and pigs ; porkers sold at ss. to ss. 9d. per st. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, OCT. 25 At Smithfield Market this day there was a good supply . of stock for home use, the demand good, for export dull—Prime Beef, 445. ; Middling, 40s. ; Inferior, SOs. ; Wedder Mutton, lb. Of Pis a large number; stile dull'—heavy, ais.; light, 40s per cwt. LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, OCT. 23 PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED J. Meek and Co., Liverpool—J. and D. Glasgow, screw bolt manufacturers—Jackson, Coston, and Jones, Manchester, printers of calicoes; as far as regards W. Jones. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS J. and It. Hall, Bury, Lancashire, bobbin turners. R. Knowles, Gieat l - 391t0n, Lanea'sliire, collier G. T. BatesOn, Warrington, Lancashiie, ironfounder. J. and G. Clarke, Market Harborough, Leicestershire, Rope maker-street, London, and elsewhere, carpet manufacturers. B. Tho►npson, Derby, woollen draper. J., J., and 1). Sim, Braithwaite, Cumberland, woollen manu facturers. West Cornforth Colliery. • C. Robson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer. W. Emerson, North Shields, banker. T. Rusforth, Leeds, innkeeper. J. Bannister, Almondbury, Yorkshire, cotton warp manu facturer. G. Hawkins, Bristol, victualler. BANKRUPTS. Henry Hardy, Bradford, Yorkshire, tea dealer. John Angus, Berwick-upon-Tweed, dealer in glass. Hugh George Astle, Margate, toyman. George Sedgwick, Moorgate-street, London, stationer. Samuel Leggatt, Norwich, innkeeper. Thomas Richbell, Cold Harbour-lane, Brixton, and Wool wich, rocket manufacturer. Constantine William de Bernardy, Salisbury-square, Fleet street, London, bill broker. DIVIDENDS, Nov. 16, J. Berry, Liverpool, banker—Nov. 14, G. B. Brown Liverpool, commission merchant--Nov. 16, E. Pritchard, Li. verpool, wine merchant—November 14, 0. L. Richardson Liverpool, cutler—Nov. 14, H. Clapham, Liverpool, woollen• draper—Nov. 16, J. Miller, Liverpool, saddler—Nov. 14, H. Li• therland, Liverpool and Barhadoes, merchant. CERTIFICATE to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting Nov. 15, W. Dixon, Manchester, ironmonger —Nov. 16, J Turner, Oldham, Lancashire, cotton spinner —Nov. 14, J. Stot Balladen, Lancashire, cotton spinner. CERTI FICATES To be confirmed by the Vice-Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before Nov. 13. H. Armistead, Barrowford, near Colne, Lancashire, cotton spinner—J. Mayer, Cheltenham, printer. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS, John B R. Wilson, Glasgow, stationer grocers. FROM TUE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Burten, Chippendall and Co., Manchester and elsewhere, cotton spinners —A. Schofield and Co., Rossendale, Lanca shire, grocers—Strange and Davis, Manchester, chymists. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS J. Willis and J. T. Swainson, Liverpool, merchants—sixth div. of sd. and 5-16ths of a penny; and a fourth Oh*. of 3s. 114 d. on account of the first div. of 7s. 6d. on new proofs ; on the separate estate of J. B. Prichard—first div. of ls. ; and on the separate estate of J. R. Croft—second div. of 4d., on Wed s , sday„ Nov. 7, or any subsequent Wednesday, at Mr. Mor gap'S, J. Bickerton, Newtown, Montgomeryshire, flannel draper— first div. of 4i€l., on Wednesday, Nov. 7, or any subsequent Wednesday, at Mr. Morgan's, Liverpool. BANKRUPTS. Henry Brewer, Manchester, fancy box manufacturer. Frederick Palmer, Bristol, wine merchant. Henry Sydenham Bolt, Plymouth, wine merchant. James Keevil, jun., Bristol, draper. Samuel Groocock, Leicester, hatter. James Kitchner, Gravel-lane, Southwark, scavenger. Francis Lonsdale, Bermondsey-street, Southwark, grocer. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 19, D. Cock, Liverpool, ropemaker—Nov. 19,J. Orange, Liverpool, bootmaker—Nov. 19, S. Moore, Liscard, Cheshire, and Liverpool, wine merchant—Nov. 22, G. C. Crofts, Liver pool: corn-merchant—Dec. 6, H. A. Stewart, Liverpool. ship broker—Nov. 30, J. Foster, Liverpool, oilman—Nov. 29, G. Wood, Liverpool and Toxteth-park, Lancashire, druggist— Nov. 22, G. E. Schultz and H. W. Carr, Liverpool, stock brokers—Nov. 2, J. C. Kemp, Liverpool, merchant. CE To be granted, un l ess caus ß e be shon TIFICATES w to the contrary on the day of meeting. Nov, 20, J. King, Liverpool, licensed victualler—Nov. 16, A. M'Conchie, Nottingham, draper. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION G. Audsley, Inverness, auctioneer. Same day, aged 36, I.lf Post-office. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL Oct. Hour --- Hugh Williams (proof and div.) District Court, John Holden (special). Littledale's and Bardsweli's Michael M'Donnell (2d) District Court, John Lawson Bell (audit) Ditto, Hugh Jones Evans (audit) Henry Ayres (audit) Robert Lewis Ayres (audit) Ditto, Thomas Clarkson (audit) Ditto, Francis Blair Henderson (audit) Pritchard and Dale (proof) Court of Bankruptcy, London, Henry Green (Ist) District Court, Henry Maddock (audit) Thomas Simon Jones (audit) Ditto, John Smith (audit) Ditto, John George White (audit) Ditto, William Ovi en (audit) Ditto, Thomas Mucklow (audit) Ditto, John Kidd (Ist) Matthew Sibson (proof and div.) Edward Ledward (audit) Anthony Harrison (audit) Ditto, Murray and Brown (proof and div.) Ditto, George and James Blake (proof and div ) Di tto, Edward Hißkins (proof and div.) Ditto, Cecil, Dennison, Benson and Co. (pf. &d ) Ditto, John Dale Harwood (2d) William Lawton (2d) Ditto, George Smith (20) ,ame day, aged G 4, Mr. ROBERT JONES, grocer and flour dealer, Great Neston, formerly of Sarp Hope, Flintshire. On the 18th instant, at Glasgow, aged 85, Mr. J. M'ALPINE, and on the following day, aged s 2, Mrs. M'ALPINE. Same day, suddenly, in Booth-street West, Manchester, after giving birth to a son, aged 3S, MARY ANN, the wife of Mr. J. H. COPELAND, formerly of the Liverpool Arms Inn, Robert street North, in this town. Same day, aged 41, M -Bogie and Russell, Glasgow, I Leicester . butcher, late of On the 19th instant, aged S years, ELIZA, of Mr. G. BATEMAN, publican Drury-lane. Same day, in Stanhope-street, in his 75th year, Mr. THOMAS HARKER, late of the inland revenue. ,econd daughter Same day, aged 17, RICHARD EVANS, of Parkgate. De ceased fell into the river whilst going on board the steam tug Victoria from the Pierhead. Same day, at Warrington, aged 25, JONATHAN, third sou of the late * Rev. JONATHAN TOPPING, vicar of Leigh. Same day, at Brook Park, Flintshire, aged 28, Captain DAW SON, adjutant of the Royal Flint Rifle Corps. Same day, at Egremont, after a long illness, Mr. JOSEPH POOLE. On the 20th instant, at Bishopwearmouth, HELEN HARRI SON, wife of ROBERT SCURFIELD, Esq., and youngest daughter of the late Mr. John Chadwick of Kirkdale. Same day, at Clapham, aged 65, EDWIN TIPPLE, Esq., surgeon, late of Mitcham, Surrey; and on Tuesday, aged 61, MARY ELIZABETH, wife of the above. Same day, aged I yCar,EilEif, - diughter of Mr. JAMES WRIGHT. Same day, awfully sudden, aged 70, Mr. JOHN ROUGH. SEDGE, of the Old Swan, deservedly respected by all whc knew him. On the 22d instant, after a link, , ering illness, aged 70, ANN, wife of MICHAEL ItAYNES, Esq., of Grove Cottage, near Neston. Same day, JOHN, youngest son of ➢ir. J. PENDLEBURY, of Russell-street. Same day, at Heath house, near Leighton Buzzard, aged 65, EDWARD VERNON, Esq., of Occleston, Cheshire. Same day, a 4 his residence, Vicarage-place, Prescot, aged 71, deeply regretted and respected, JOHN HAAINETI, Esq., for thirty years head master of the Grammar School in that town. Same day, Sir JOHN DASHWOOD KING, Bart., of Halton, Bucks. The late baronet represented the family borough of Wycombe in the House of Commons in nine successive parlia ments, but retired from public affairs at the close of the parlia ment of 1530. Sir John is succeeded in the baronetcy by his eldest son, Mr. G. H. Dashwood, M.P. Same day, in ber 84th year, MARY, relict of the late LEWIS LLOYD WILLIAMS, Esq., of Havodryd, Carnarvonshire. THOMAS CLLATOR, late of the On the 23d instant, CATHERINE, infant daughter of Mr. HENRY SUDL9yV . , of Blackburn-street. •• Same day, at Holyrood-palace, Edinburgh, in her 77th yea . the Countess of STRATHMORE. On the-24th inst., at the Court House, Newent. Gloucester shire, after a painful illness of many years' duration, in his 74th year, Archdeacon ONSLOW, son of the Very Rev. A. Oslow, D.D., formerly Dean of Worcester. same clad, MANGER, of flits Same day, aged one year and five months, BRAMLEY GRANVILLE, youngest son of Mr. T. H. FRENCH. On the 25th inst., of consumption, aged 32, Mr. WILLIAM BERLEY, cork-cutter, Hanover-street. Same day, in Duke-street, SUSANNAH, relict of the late GEORGE EVANS, shipbroker. 21, WM. HENRY, eldest son of Mr. JAS Same day, at Heidington, near York, in his HORNBY, Esq., of Ribby-hall, in this county. Same day, in Green-street, London, in her 79th year, Lady CHARLOI 'FE LINDSAY. Her ladyship was third and young est daughter of the second Earl of Guildford, and married in April, 1800, the late Hon. John Lindsay, brother to the late Earl of lialcarres. 51st year, HUGH On the 26th inst., after a lingering illness, aged 14, ANN JANE, the seconn daughter of Mr. G. H. TAYLOR, of Kirkdale On the 26th inst., in Cazneau-street, aged 76 years, Captain JOHN BOYD, sincerely regretted. . Same day, sud'enly, at Chelsea Hospital, Lieutenant - Colonel ALDERSON, Royal Engineers. A vacancy occurs i n the secre taryship of Chelsea Hospital by his death. On the 23111 instant, at Seacombe, aged 41, SUSANNAH, third daughter of Mr. HENRY HOLMES, gunsmith, of this town. art' ages, mb EitatlS. BIRTHS On the 27th August, at Chowringhee, the lady of Major- General the lion. Sir J. LITTLER, G.C.8., Deputy-Governor of Bengal, of a daughter. On the 14th instant, a Milton, of a son Osberton, SELINA, Viscountess On the 16th instant, at Dove RICHARDSON, of Ca-enhurst. ( r, the wife of the Rev. !heshire, of a stillborn son, On the 18th instant, in Magnum-terrace, Netberfield-road North, Everton, the wife of Mr. D. CARRUTHERS, in monger, of a daughter. On the 19th instant, in I J. P. SCHILIZZI, of ilton-square, Birkenhead, Mrs Same day, at Bolton, the wife of ROBERT iiEYWOOD, Esq., of a son. , pn_the 20th instant, in London, Viscountess EBRINGTON, Same day, in Loundes-square, London, Lady CHARLES PELHANI CLINTON, of a daughter. On the 23d instant, in Canning-street, Mrs. N. SHANNO/ of a son On th a son 24th instant, at Bootl Mrs. HENRY WILSON, of gremont, 'ISK, of Castle- street, of a daughter. On the 26th instant, the wif I EDWARD MILLS, Esq., of MARRIED On the lOth ult., at Fredericton, New Brunswick, th e R ev . J. ELLEGOOD, A. 1., incumbent of St. Ann's Church, Montreal, and third son of the late Jacob Ellegood, Esq., of Dumfries, N. 8., to HARRIETT ELIZABETH, eldest daughter of the late G. TAYLOR, Esq., of Cambt'rwell, Surrey. by the Rev. R. Da On the sth instant, at St. Silas's Churc vies, Captain H. PARRY, to ELIZABETH, eldest daughter of Mr. H. RICHARDS, of her - Majesty's Customs at this port. On the 15th instant, at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. ARTHUR NAPIER to JANE, eldest daughter of the late Mr. EDMUND BALMER. On the 18th instant, at the Parish Church, Wrexham, by the Rev. G. Con:iffe, M.A., Mr. OVERTON, to ELIZABETH, daughter of Mr. JOHNSON, both of Wrexham. On the 17th instant, at the Catholic Church of St. Michael and St. George, Lyme Regis, by the Rev. F. Crowe, D.D., GEORGE THOMAS WHITGREAVE, Esq., of Mop-ley-court, Staffordshire, to MARY JULIANA CHARLOTTE, eldest daughter of Admiral the Hon. Sir JOHN TALBOT, G.C.8., and niece of Lord Talbot de Malahide. On the 18th instant, at St. Philip's Chuich, Mr. CHARLES BOWMAN to Mrs. ELLEN MAWDSLEY. On the 20th instant, at St. James's Church, I dno, Mr. JAMES HOLGATE, of this town, 1 daughter of WM. READ, Esq., of Jermyu-st 6 ALICE, second -eet, Londcn. 'BRAWN Same day, at Clitheroe, in . • the Archwological Institute of Rome, Doctor Pln!os.ophy Chevalier of the Order of the Red Eagle of Prussia. &c., ANNE, only surviving daughter of JAM ES THOMSON, Esq. of Primrose. near Clitheroe. On the 21st instant, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. DANIEI GEORGE to Miss MARY ANN LLOYD. Same day, at St. Philip's Miss ANN KENWRIGHT Church, Mr. JAMES PORTER to Same day, Mr. WM. LEA, saddler, Kirkdale, to MARTHA, third daughter of Mr. PHILIP MAWDSLEY, joiner. Bruns wick-street, Kirkdale. On the '22d instant, at St. John the Baptist's Church, JOSEPH, son of Mr. DAVID BOWS, to THIRZA, second daughter of Mr. SAMUEL FARRALL, of Toxteth-park. Same day, at Frankfort-on-the-Maine. Baron WILLIAM DE ROTHSCHILD, son of Baron DE ROTHSCHILD. of Naples, to a grand-daughter of Baron SOLOMON DE ROTHSCHILD, of Vienna. On the 23d instant, at St. Mark's Church, by the Rev. W. Pollock, Mr. SAMUEL WADAMS, son of Mr. William Wadams, of Grafton, Warwickshire, to SARAII ANN, second daughter of the late Mr. WILLIAM HAZARD. Same day, at Canaington, Somerset, by the Rev. G. Deedes, the Rev. W. BEADON, vicar of Latton, Wilts, to CARO LINE, second daughter of the Hon. PHILIP PLEYDELL BOUVERIE. Same day, at St. Peter's Church, Ashton-under-Lyne, WM. HENRY, eldest son of JAMES BANCROFT, Esq., to ANNE, second daughter of JOHN LEDWARD. Esq. Same day — , at Tarporley, by the Rev. R. J. Statham, THOS4 son of Mr. JOHN MANCOCK, of Heywood, to JANE, fifth daughter of the late Mr. R. 1). LITTLER, of Tarvin. Same day, at London, T. MAINWAItING, son of T. PENSON, Esq., Gwersyllt-hill, Denbighshire, to CHAR LOTTE BARNES, daughter of thz late H. W. WATSON, Esq., of The Lowe, Salop. On the 24th instant, at Wrexham, Mr. JOHN MURRAY GLAI)STONE, eldest son of the Into Hugh Gladstone, Esq., of this town, to MARY MAUDLINE, eldest daughter of the late JAMES WILLIANISON, Esq., assistant-secretary of ex cise, London. Sttie day, at St. Peter's Church, Mr. JAMES ATHERTON, of Hindiey, to Miss ANN MARSH, of Wigan. Same day, at St. Thomas's Church. by the Rev. J. H. Stafford, Wr. WILLIAM BAILEY, of Newcastle•under-Lyne, to Miss EMILY SIMPSON. Same day, at &aUnerCli.Flintshire. by the Rev. Cornelius Jesson, M.A., rector of Enville. Staffordshire, THOMAS, son of the late THOMAS URMSON, Esq., of Frodsham, to CATHERINE, second daughter of SAMUEL F. SYMONDS, Esq., of Seacombe. On the 25th instant, at the New Church, Rossendale, by the Rev. Mr. Burrows. Mr. THOMAS PARKINSON, of Ewood bridge, to Miss ANN SCHOFI E'LD, of Tenterfield-house, eldest daughter of the late George Schofield, Esq., Baltic. On the 28th instant, at St. John's Church, by the Rev. Robt. W. Wolseley, 8.A., Mr. JOHN ASHTON to Miss MARY TRAVISE. Yesterday. at St. David's Church, by the Rev. W. Hughes, Mr. H. HUGHES, to Miss EDWARDS, both of this town. Game at Q. Inlm's Church, by the Rev. R. W. Wolseley, 8.A., Mr. JOHN J MES SHIPLEY to Miss ELLEN CAL- Same day and place, Mr. WILLIAM JOSEPH FOSTER tc Miss SARAH ANN THOMAS. DIED On the 17th June, at sea, on hoard the ship Menzies, aged 44; Capt. KENNETH MACAULAY. On the 24th July, SEMANTHA, 'wife of Mr. ALFRED TATE, merchant, 13urritts Rapids, near Toronto, Upper Ca nada, formerly of Chorley. . On the Mt August, at Whampoa, on board the barque Grindlay, of this port, Captain ROBERT SCOTT PARKINS. On the 18th August, on board the barque Orpheus, of this port, on her passage from Bombay to China, ARCHIBALD KERR, carpenter. On the 19th August, at the Medical College Hospital, Cal:- cutta, aged 30, Mr. It. W. WATKINS, engineer, of Salford. On the 17th ultimo, on board the barque Z. W. Browne, from Dubin for New York, ANDREW LEATA, second officer, of Scotland ; also, MARY FITZGERALD, Mrs. ELLEN BRADY, and five children. On the 22nd ultimo, whilst on her passage hencs to New York, aged 44, MARY, wife of Mr. THOS. AGAR, late of Dun ninaton•house, near York, leaving a family of seven children to mourn their loss. On the 26th ultimo, at Mireside, near Haddington, aged up wards of 100 years, HELEN HOWDEN. Deceased retained the Lse of her faculties till within a few moments of her death. Her brother and sister died at the respective ages of 81 and ~... On the 6th instant, aged 55, Mr. JOHN HUSON, of Cum ming -street, Toxteth-park, late of West Derby. _ 0; the Bth instant, of typhus fever, aged 23, Mr. SAMUEL HOUSTON, draper, fourth eon of the late Mr. John Houston, of Bridgend, Bor,tue, near Kircudbright. On the 11th instant, at the Royal hotel, Runcorn, of con vulsions, MARY, third daughter of Mr. WM. HUXLEY. On the 12th instant, at the Parsonage, Holcombe, near Bury, in his 75th year, the Rev. WM. HOLT, M.A., incumbent of the parochial chapelry of Holcombe. Deceased was in the fortieth year of his incumbency. On the 13th instant, in Mount-pleasant, aged 37, MARGA. RET, wife of Mr. THOMAS WYLIE, master-mariner. Same day, at Distington Mill, near Whitehaven, in his 49tl year, Mr. HENRY STALKER. . . On the 15th instant, in King George County, Virginia, WM MAURY, Esq., formerly of this town Same day, at Staleybridge, aged 54, Mrs. OCKLESHAW. d 46, JOHN BAR- Same da - y", at New - castle-opcin-Tyne, ag TON PARR, Esq , solicito . . , Same day, after a short illness, Mr. GREEN, official assignee in Mr. Commissioner Goulburn's Court of Bankruptcy, Lon. London. On the 16th instant, at Iver, Buckinghamshire, Mr. ED WARD HAWKE LOCKER, aged 72. Deceased was for many years a commissioner of Greenwich Hospital, and was the mi ginator of the naval gallery of that institution. On the 17th instant, azed 75, Mr. JOHN WALKER, of High Seacombe, late of Kendal. 4 i s t?, a Tot! t o tbe 15 u iciPe i °,nse,