The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-10 00:00:00

LOAD LONSDALn AND THE Perss.—At the very time when the Whig Press was echoing the blatant wailings of the Journal about the arrest and imprisonment of its principal proprietor, Mrs. Jollie, and venting an affected indignation that the noble object of its malignity should dare to vindicate his character, or to resist its assaults, he, the Earl of Lonsdale, was causing a weed of mercy to be extended to the infatuated individual who had been induced to deny all mercy to herself and her family, by moving for her liberation from that imprisonment to which she had subjected herself. On the Wednesday, we believe it was, she went to gaol, in consequence of the Court of King's Bench having expressed its ina bility to admit her to bail under the circumstances in which she had involved herself, without the interference of the prosecutor. On the Monday, but five days after wards, we now find—and we regret it was not thought worth while to have enabled us to state the fact last week —that Sir James Scarlett, on the behalf of the Earl of Lonsdale, moved the Court to make a rule for discharg ing her out of custody, upon recognizances being en tered into—herself in forty pounds, and two sureties in twenty pounds each—to appear and receive judgment when called upon. To the latter part of the condittnn, however, Mr. Creswell, her counsel, demurred, on the ground that it might keep the defendant in suspense for an unlimited period ; and he proposed, instead, that the recognizances should be for appearance next term if re quired ; to which Sir James Scarlett at once agreed, and a rule was immediately made to that effect; and in com pliance therewith she was released from prison on Sa turday last. What, then, we ask, becomes of all the as persions which were cast upon the character of the noble Earl from the circumstance of the defendant's arrest! They are all scattered to the winds; for his lordship had sustained his character for that very quality of mercy, of which it was foully imputed he was devoid, ere such imputations had well got utterance. The only matter of regret in all this is, that the object of this mercy should be so little deserving of it; for, female though the defendant be, and moreover a widow with a family, still we cannot separate her from much of the responsibility, moral as well as legal,. that attaches to the infamous offence under prosecution: We showed last week how cheap was the Journal . of . all its trou bles; and how utterly without the shadow of a shade of a claim to the mercy of the noble Earl had its proprietors rendered themselves, even since the conviction of her whose punishment has ensued. True it is that the heartless calumniator who, skulking behind a fatal tech nicality in the indictment, escaped from trial, leaving his hapless partner in the lurch, hat still been the prime delinquent ; yet she for whom so much sympathy has been besought—and who, under other circumstances, would have been worthy of that sympathy —was obvi ously and decidedly a full particeps crimiais, not only being aware of what was going on, but even partaking of the fiend-like enjoyment which the pursuit of the al most infernal system of vile calumny could afford its perpetrators. We say, being aware of what was going on ; for she is no sleeping partner in the concern, but active and acute in her superintendence of it; and more than this—and it is a point worthy of special notification —one of the very five children about whom her scribe and partner made such dolorous mention in his appeal to the public, as " looking up to her alone for protec 'tion and support"—one of these very same, and the oldest of them, who is fast approaching to, if he be not already arrived at man's estate, is also in the office, and diligent in his assistance in the duties of the Editor. To say, therefore, that the female offender is, under such circumstances, not morally, but only legally guilty, were the idlest and most impudent pretence. But, to look forward to the future. The defendant is held to bail flirter appearance next term, if required. Will she be rmirtred to appear and receive judgment of the Courbi_ 'This is a question very generally specu lated upon; and our answer to it is, that if she be so required, as it has already been so will it be again, the fault will be her own. The conduct of the Earl of Lons dale throughout gives us the strongest assurance of this. Look at his lordships. generous and merciful bearing, and forbearing, towards the two other newspapers which he was constrained to prosecute along with the Journal. One of these, the Kendal Chronicle, has also a female for its .proprietor; and as a proof that all his lordship sought was to confute the shameless aspersions so un worthily cast upon him, and repress the vile practice which had been so recklessly indulged, no sooner did Mrs. Lough express her. regret that her paper should have beep the medium of the malicious charges com plained of, and give her promise that they should not be repeated, than there was an emrsoven of the motion for a criminal information. Does this, then, look like a dis position to war against women, or to apt harshly towards any one, unless driven thereto - by the intolerable and impudent conduct of the' parties themselves? And in the case of the Whitehaven Herald, as we showed last week, although from the absence of all apology or re traction in the Court of King's Bench, the rule was made absolute, yet no sooner were these offered, at the opening of the Assize trial, than the noble Earl at once, and most gladly, desisted, having gained all he wanted, which was not revenge for himself, or even punishment for the offender, but-an object far more honourable to him, far more valuable to society, the vindication of his good name, and, with it, the repression of a system of slander by whose poisoned shafts a direful evil was being discharged through the country. And if such be in any wise a true history of the mat ter, how weakly credulous must they be who can give heed to the lamentations of the Journal Editor about the sufferings of his unfortunate partner. Lamentations, forsooth ! And for what ? For " the effects of the libel law," as he craftily put forth ? Bah! It was for the effects of his own delinquency in calumniating an ho noured and venerated nobleman ; and of his own skulk ing in leaving another, and that other a widow, to suf fer alone that infliction which was due first and above all to himself. It has been said, that the difference is slight between a calumniator and an assassin; but between the former and the robber Shakspeare has shown us that whatever difference there may be is in favour of the latter. " Who steals my purse steals trash; 'tis something, nothing 'Twas mine, 'tis his, and has been slave to thousands; But he who filches from me my good name, Rohs me of that which not enriches him, And makes me poor indeed." Such was the offence for which redress was sought in the laws; and from which has arisen all the cant and all the bleating which we have had the task of animadvert.. ing upon. And the parties convicted of this offence must cease from its perpetration, ere they can have any just claim to the sympathy of the public, or any reason to expect mercy from the objects of it.—Carlisle Patriot. SONG AND CHORUS, Ficxa by EARL GREY AND THR TRIER or FORTUNE. EARL GREY. I've been starving, cutting, carving In a thousand dirty ways ; I've been teasing, I've been squeezing, To provide for all the GREYS. Chorus of 38 GREYS, 5 ELLICRT, IR PONSONRYS, 3 LAMBS, &e. &e. &e, We are winning, we are winning, Out of Gaffer's honest gains : We're beginning, we're beginning To get something for our pains. lit PONSONEY.—I'm in Turkey very merry ; 2d GREY.—l've a Reg'ment, Bath, and Guelph ; 3d PoNsoratv.—l am settled snug at Derry ; 4th portsoNaT.—l at Malta touch the pelf. Chorus--We've been winning, Sze. 4th Powsortnit.—l with pleasure watch the treasure, As the most efficient Lord ; Ist WOOD.—I your nephew, honour give you, And write minutes for your Board. Chorus—We've been winning, &e. 3d GREY.—I, as bishop, sermons dish up, And have a prebendal stall ; Ist PONSONEY.—I the land revenue fish up, In my office at Whitehall. Chorus—We've been winning, &c. sth GREY.—I'M an aid-de-camp in Dublin ; 4th GREY.— I'm a Captain on the sea ; sth GREY.—I am not—but I've been troubling Graham to make one of me. Chorus—We've been winning, &c. 2d Gaay.—l'm M. P., command a regiment, This itself is not so bad ; Then, besides, I've an engagement To write letters for my dad. Chorus—We've been winning, &e. Dray BY Two LAMBS. We, your cousins, (two of dozens,) Work like horses in our turn, Then refresh ourselves with dozings, While unquench'd the wheat-ricks burn. Chorus—We've been winning, &c. Ist It LLICB.-I am cropping, paring, stopping, Cutting down the soldier's pay— 'd Ewe s,--1 n your ardent zeal for lopping Spare me Portsmouth, brother, pray. Chorus—We've been winning, &c. 3,1 LA Ntn.—My intention is a pension ; 2(1 LA It RTON. -1 have got a snuggish place ; 2d IIcurEEL.-I'nla biter for a mitre; 3d Gaßy,—l'm for India, Gaffer says. Chorus—We've been winning, Ste. 2d Gium—l, at present, ('tis not pleasant,) Am not holding any place ; My bad temper—idem semper— llas incurr'd this sad disgrace. Chorus—We've been winning, &e. Ist LAmaros.—T: ye been seowling, bragging, howling, I've been sailing on the main ; But I'm coming, but I'm coming Back to Downing -street again. CEIORVR. We've been winning, we've been winning, Out of Gaffer's honest gains : We'rebeginting. we're beginning To get something for ourpains. —Jan Bar. On the 19:11 November, in lat. 43, 20 long. 6(, the Augusta, Petrie, spoke the Pilot, of and. from Bristol, bound to Si. Andrew's, out 49 days. On the same day, spoke the Hero, of and Crum Poole, bound to ditto, out 5:3 days. Lady Douglas, Cox, hence, at Trinidad. Fieldfare, Capes, from St. Domingo and Nassau; at London. Usk, —, from Buenos Ayres, sailed for London 16th September. Abeona,—, from Buenos Ayres, sailed fur this port 18th Sept. L'kien, Boyd, htmee, at Cape of Good Hope 7th September, and would sail fur the Mauritius 28th September. Emerald, Johnson, hence, off Cape of Good Hope. Edward, —, sailed from the Cape, of Good Hope for this port 20th September. John, Brooks, from Valparaiso, was spoken 27th ult. in lat. 43.20. Fairy, Ste_phenson, hence, at Cape de Verd. Partisan, Dale, hence, at Miramichi. The cargo saved from the Tromps, in middle of the 'mouth of the. river Plate, has been sold fOr from 9,000 to 10,000 dollarg. HOLYHEAD. Dec. 5.—A mast and supposed to belong to a schooner, mast 50 feet long, with a gall' and topsail-yard, has drifted on shore at the back of the Head; the mast head and ends of the yard painted white ; depth of the hold, by the marks on the mast, 9 feet. Mn.Fottn, Dec. 2.—Four vessels are reported to be lost in Carmar then Bay during the late hurricane. CONTEMPORARY PRESS. •EINV 11)ippil -ntclUçrnrr. FRIDAY, 6th December.—Noon, Wind W.S.W.—blowing fresh. ARRlvan—Trenton, Ilaman, from Charleston—Howard. Harvey, New York, packet of the 14,th.ult.)—Augusta, Petrie, St; John's, N.B. (in 20 days Aurora, Henry,. Shediae—Abeoa a, Garbutt, Montreal, (in 22 days)-11awksbury, Wilson, Quebec. Al.so AantvgD—William, Scott, from Cork—Lucy, Christie, Lon don—Leedg, Penn.; and Comet, Phillips, (steamers,) Dublin—Fair Trader, Whitc, Drogheda. OFF THE Pour.—The Vanguard, and the Zoe, from Buenos Ayres. MRDITERRANEAN. John and William, Ellis, fin Altea, with 3339 bxs 1021 hf bxs raisins 50 bskts do, Order-3 bxs 2hf bas 3 bskts do, Iqr csk wine, J Glynu and Son—K Dk Porcia, Martin, fm Leghorn, with 41 eks boracic acid, 28 cks argol; 25 blocks marble, 10 cits 156 Ms 2 pkgs 5 brls conts unkn, 1 ppe 1 ck 5 jars 10 hf , jars olive oil, 25 hf hrls anchovies, 4 pns rum retd, abt 2 t brimstone, 27 Ms paper, 2 bls waste silk, 2 cs alabaster, 4 cs retd goods 20 bls wool, 100 bxs tallow candles, 44 bxs porter, Order-8 eks r and 33 eks NT' argots, 2 cks cream tartar, Jones, Mann and co-3 blocks marble, J and S Patteson-12 hf chts olive oil, 'Terrell, Voss and co 2hf pps wine, J Bibby and co-1 ble waste silk, G Yates-10 dO, Read Bros-22 bls madder roots, Geller and co-2 pkgs engravings, L Frost —3 bls retd goods, J Swire-1 do, J Bibby and co-1 tnk wearing apprl, C Tayleur and co—K Dk EAST INDIA SDGAR.—There are no purchases of any extent to report; the demand has been limited, but no parcels are pressed upon the market for sale ; the imports and stocks this year exceed considerably those of last. FOREIGN SUGAR.—There are no sales of Foreign Sugar to anyextent; the importers ask former prices, which the trade will not give : there is no final arrangement made as to Tares. This year there is an increase in the import and stock of Brazil Sugars; of Ilavannah the import is larger and the stock less , than last year. SATURDAY, 7th Ekvember.—Wind, N.N.W.—Fair. ARRIVED-Amity, Mather, Pernambuen--Porcia, Martin. Leghorn Comet, Clark, Halifax, N.S.—Vanguard, Walker, Buenos Ayres and Monte Video—Milo, Drysdale, MiramichL - Also AaarvEn—Frances and Mary, Dodgson, from Drogheda— Abbey, Marsh, Wexford—Nottingham, Henderson; and Etna, Emer son, Dublin. Monaich, Mondell, sailed from Gravesend for St. Lucia, 4th instant. Ann Ikalev, Rolsbone, hence, at Lisbon. Mary and Ann, Bartell, hence, at Valparaiso. JOhn Brock, from Bordeaux, at ditto. Gaspe, lligginson, from Cadiz, at St. Thomas. John Porter, - Jenkinson ; and Jean Ilastie, Robertson, hence, at Halifax. Lotus, Tooker ; and Mary Ford, Barton, hence, at St. Andrew's, N.B. Cyrus, Robinson; and Partisan, Dale, hence, at Miramichi. Frank, Leasight, hence, at Lima. North,, Williamson, hence, at do. in 63 days. Liverpool, Rowe, hence, at do. in 52 days. Robt. Finney, Maxwell, hence, at Rio Janeiro in 48 days. Justinian, Reay, hence, at Rio Janeiro. Cybele, Major, from Cape de Verds at Rio Janeiro. Berbice, Grayson, hence, at Demerara. Stafetb, Grintzbeck, hence, for Palau, •was stranded on a rock near Marstram 23d November—cargo discharging. Rosendale, Ware, from Bahia for Falmouth, was spoken 17th Nov. in lat. 32 10. long. 33. • Shakespeare, Steven, hence for Para, was spoken 28th October in lat. 8 6 N. long. 32 W. A ship, apparently ip distress, was seen off Waterford Ist Dec. ST. Mrcnazi.s, Nov, 4.—Frances Mary, —, from Quebec for Waterford, abandoned at sea 11th July, was driven on shore at the north side of, this island 30th ult.. part of the cargo and stores saved. ()FUN, NciV. 30.—Anna Bella, Mackenzie, from Stornoway for this port, put into the Horse Shoe yesterday in a violent gale with toss of sails. A schooner, laden, is on shore between this and Easdale, and bilged. A schooner's masts, with sails and rigging attached, were picked up between the Floating Light and Hoylake. SUNDAY, December B.—Noon, Wind, W.S.W.—Fair. ARRIVED—Snowdon, Gammill; and Indian Chief, Williams, from Demerara, (sailed 29th October)—llebe, Ester, Smyrna;—Zoe, Dick, Buenos Ayres—Aimwell, Pooier ; and Promise, Shearer, Quebec. ALSO AnatvED—William and Nancy, Clarke, from Dundalk—St. Patrick, Keay, Waterford—George IV, Parsons, Newry—flihernia, Wit Hams, Belfast—Queen Adelaide, Shannon, Londonderry—Mersey, White; Commerce, Jones; Ballinasloe, Mulholland; and Dolphin, Sarsfield, Dublin—Stewart Monteath, Hunter, Dumfries—Swan, Little; Ailsa Craig, Wylie; John Wood, M'Arthur; and Vulcan, Drysdale, Glasgow. Chieftain, (steamer) from Belfast to this port, put back in conse quence of having her mainmast carried away, which killed the car penter, and hurt another of the crew. The whole of the outward-bound, consisting of upwards of eighty sail for foreign ports, remain. Wave, Bellord ; and Helvellyn, fondle, hence, at Buenos Ayres. Susannah, Dunn ; and Sarah, Buck, sailed from Buenes Avres for Valparaiso, the former on the 14th, and the latter on the 16th Bept. Fama, Hargreaves, 22d Sept.; William IV, Williamson, 26th Sept. ; Liverpool, 27th Sept.; Justinian, 9th Oct.; and Robert Finnie, Down ing, hence, at Rio de Janeiro, 14th Oct. Achilles, Weatherby, sailed from Rio de Janeiro for Mauritius, 16th September. Warwick, Gibson, sailed from Rio de Janeiro for Bengal, 17th Sept. Bructon, Hervey, from Glasgow, at St. Thomas, 4th Nov. VESSELS SPOKEN—Spartan, from St. Domingo for this port, 23d Oct., in lat. 40, long. 78. Mate dead; the master and four of the crew sick—George Washington, Holdridge, hence for New York, 4th inst., in long. 7 29. MONDAY, December 9th.—Noon, Wind W.—Rain. ARRIVED—Mersey, Snow ; and Sarah Parker, West, from Savannah —Mary Howland, Ackers, Charleston—Jamaica, Weston, Bahia— Margaret, Taylor, Mauritius; she was obliged to throw overboard 100 bags of Sugar, AL9O Misr:un—Leslie Gault, Hughes ; and Hannahend, Hatman, from Londonderry—Ann, Brown, Portaferry—Latona, Walker, Leith —Stag, Morrison; and Alert, M'Kenzie, Glasgow. Achilles, Weatherby, from Rio Janeiro, at Mauritius. John Francis, FrobesheT ; Sandbach, Bispham ; and Catherine, Bibby, hence, at Demerara. Wiardus, Ahrens, hence for Harlingen, sunk off the Texel, 2d inst., crew saved. _ _ . Orpleus, Glover, from Charleston for this port, on shore at Bearhaven lauthe, Brown • and Boothwick, Horsley, hence, at Newfoundland. Patrick King, Clarke, from Calcutta, at Milford, sailed 30th July. I LFRACOMBE, 4th Dec.—A vessel about 300 tons, with loss of fore mast, mizen-mast, and bowsprit, passed this port about 2 p.m. Iscs, 3d Dec.—A boat, marked on the outside Freihert, has been found on this island since the commencement of the gales. VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING. FOREIGN MARKETS. HAVRE, DECEMBER 1. There have arrived during the last week two vessels from Philadelphia , one from Bahia, one from Hayti, two from Alme ira and Adra, one from Antwerp, one from England, and three from Marseilles and Port Vendre. There have sailed two vessels for New York, one for New Orleans, one for Lisbon, one for Adra, three for England, one for the north, and one for Cette. Business generally has been very active during the last week. COTTON.—We have received 1089 bales from New York, by the Eric and Albany, 169 bales from Bahia, by the Claudine, and 238 bales from Hayti, by the Rose Julienne, together 1469 bales. The sales of the week amount to 3492 bales, as follows:- 895 bales Louisiana, fair to fine 105 f. —c. to 1271. 50e. 1839 - „ Georgia,C.S., good ord and ord. to fair 20 „ Georgia, new crop, fine, 115 „ 300 „ Mobile, good ord. and ord. to middling 9O „ 100 223 „ Tennessee & Alabama, good ord. to mid. 200 „ Pernambuco, fair to fine, 127 50 „ 135 15 „ Bahia, fine 127 50 „ Our market has resumed its activity, particularly towards the close of the week. The demand is regular, and prices are steady. Very little is doing in new Boweds, for which the holders want prices that the buyers will not give. Old Cotton is therefore the chief object of attention. A parcel of 500 Boweds, averaging fair, has been taken on speculation at 100 f. Oid Louisianas bring 105 f. to 127 f. 50e. from fair to flue. In the new crop of this kind nothing has been done; the stock is only 400 bales. Old Boweds are worth from 90f. to 110 E for ordinary to good fair. New crop remains nominally at 115 f. Mobile, Alabama, and Tenessee run from 90f. to 110 f. Per nams and Bahia without variation; there is however a better demand for fine qualities. Our stock this day, as reported by the brokers, is . 41,858 bales We have received, during the eleven months of this year, 178,469 bales, against 169,318 bales for the same period last year. Our sales during the same time are 168,347 bales. SUGAR.—The sales have been again considerable through the week. They amount to 1561 hhds., 45 tierces, and 102 quarters raw, from 58f. for low qualities to 70f. for fine. The prices for good have gone on regularly from 67f. 50c. to 68f., 68f. 50c., and 69f., at which latter price our market closed firm on Saturday. The good position of the holders, and the ex haustion of the stock, warrant the belief that a further advance will take place. The stock in first hands is about 6000 hhds. We have no ar rivals ; and little more is expected from our colonies. We have received from Bahia; by the Claudine, 57 chests, which are bonded. Ten chests ordinary brown Pernambuco have been resold, in bond, at 24f. COFFEE.-Still continues dull, and prices have again given way for some kinds. A single sale of 260 bags Hayti, good quality, was made on Saturday at 75f. in bond. - This is the highest price that can be obtained. The fall is half a sou (sf. per 50 kil.) from our pre vious quotations. Havanas are also lower • 334 bags have been sold at 67if. to 76'f. from ordinary and ead flavoured up to middling. We have no more stock of this kind. Laguayras are in the same state. A sale of transit of 600 bags tine ordinary to middling has been made at '7sf. foreign bond; and 106 bags . at 76}f. French bond. All other sorts quiet, and nothing done. We have received 2,118 bags Hayti, by the Rose Julienne, 683 bags from Phila delphia, by the Pacific, 952 bags from New York, by the Erie, and 274 fags from Bahia, by the Claudine. The stock is 35,1 XX) bags anp a few casks, together 4,600,0001b5. in all hands. INDlGO.—Something has been done, and the prices appear firmer than of late. Some lots which were offered having been taken, and th 3 dem i and continuing from the interior, the mar ket has a better appearance. There have been sold,- 10 Chests Bengal, from 9f. 50c. to 13f. 50c. duty paid, good and middling , violet, to fine violet red. 10 Chests liurpah, put up at public sale, and afterwards sold privately, price unknown. 18 Chests Bengal, good and middling violet red, price also unknown. 61 Chests Bengal and 5 Serous Guatemala, have been sent into the interior during the month. There remains 1,297 chests Bengal in first hands, and 1,993 chests Ditto in second hands; together with 218 serons Guate mala, and 40 serons Caraca. AMERICAN POT AND PEARL ASHES.—In the former nothing has been done, and the prices are nominal. Pearl Ash has given way in consequence of the arrivals. A sale of 25 casks has been made, Ist sort, at 4.1 f. duty paid; also 25 casks at 40f. 50c. and 116 casks different lots, at 401. We have received 428 casks Pot Ash, and 226 casks Pearl Ash, by the packet-ships Erie and Albany arrived from New York. AMERICAN WHALEBONE.—Our ...ices have suddenly give way 25c. per 34 kil. At the beginning of the week 15 mailers of the south fetched If. 30c. duty paid; and soon afterwards 60 milliers by the New York packet-ships were sold at If. 25c. duty paid. Since then the market has become firmer, and for 20 milliers on board, the price of 11. 271 c. has been obtain n which was the last price. WHALE OlL—About 100 milliers, in different lots, have been taken at 35f. duty paid; there are no buyers at higher prices at present. AMERICAN IlOPS.—The market is firm at 210 f. duty paid. 120 bales first sort, ex Poland, have been sold at that price. The Erie from New York has impoited 35 bales, and the Albany 206. A portion of these will be immediately shipped for the north. COCOA.—In little demand. BARK, (Quinquina.)—May be had lower. SALTPETRE.—About 1100 bags East India have been sold during the week at about 36f. in bond. RlCE.—Offered, but no sales. We have recieved 200 tierces by the Erie , and 178 by the Pacific. Small parcels have been sold at 24f. duty paid. QUERCITRON BA P.K.—The price of 17f. duty paid, is nominal. Received, 88 Ms. from Philaitelphia. AMERICAN WAX.—The demand continues. Five milliersfrorn New York have fetched 160 f. duty paid. There are buyers at that price. Fine quality will probably bring more. Arrived from New York, 30 tierces. EAST INDIES AND CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. Taylor S.; co, or WII 374 Livingston, P, Gibraltar, Mauritius Wood, and Calcutta (Entered 3d Dec. for Mauritius and Calcutta) Mona, P, Bombay Sir J Tobin, WEST INDIES, &C. Sandbach, Tinnie & co.-4 , 19 Parker, P. C W 8c F Shand, 365 Phoenix, P, J Hall, & co, 303 Anfield, P, J Cro%thwaite & co, 308 Mary, P, Demerara Antigua Jamaica Berbice AFRICA. 3-12 Nautilus, Q. C L Bahr, Sierra Leone SOUTH AMERICA. C Abercrombie. 235 Courier, P, Kers & co, or W& 3 190 Scipio, Q. Tyrer Havannah Pernambuco 3 B rebner, 171 Hartford, G, Rio Grande UNITED STATES. Roskell, 02,11 en & Co. 605 Britannia, P, New York Fitzhugh & Grimshaw, 366 Tropic, P. Do R & U Benn, 370 Warsaw, K. New Orleans 3 3 Broster, 403 Britannia, Q, Do S Brown, Son & co, 284 Lady Dunmore, IC, Norfolk, U S SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. W Berey Sr co, 116 Jane, Q. Gibraltar Cotesworth & Smith, 12?. Lady of the Lake, S, Lisbon J Glynn & Son, 89 Pearl, 5, Do SIEDITERR ANEAN. Vianna & Jones, 169 John Vianna, S. Leghorn EUROPE. C L Bahr, 117 Elizabeth, Q, Rotterdam & Dor\i Do, 118 Ardilie, 5, Charente P Sorensen, Son & co, 126 Zwillinge, Q, Norway Emporto. EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, 4•c, Urania, Dunn, fm Cape of Good Hope, with 74 clot 562 skins 20 bgs 4 cs tallow, 2178 wet and 323 dry c and o hides, 1100 goat and 450 sheep skins, 2 elephants' hides, 2 ps sea cow hides, 2 ps elephants' hides, 4162 horns, 2000 hoofs, 172 elephants' teeth, 2es 2 csks 1 hag 1 prcl do, 18 es aloes, 1 ek 3cs bees' wax, 1 hf aum honey, 1 bag wool, 1 bx 1 prcl patterns, l prcl seeds, R Zwilchenhart and co-24 cks 231 skins tallow, 6000 horns, 100 wet and 97 dry c and o hides, 4 cks 1 cse bees' wax, 19 bales sheepa' wool, Phillips and King-230 wet and 143 dry c and o hides, 129 dry kip skins, 41 bales cheeps' wool, J Bibby and co-1 ppe 2 hds 2qr cks wine, Rathbone Bros and co-8 pps do, Donaldson and Dixon —1 cse eontg hf aum wine, and specimens illus trative of natural history, 1 qr pipe wine, 3 bxs naturul curiosities, 2 prcls conts unkn, 1 bskt and 7 Cape bulbs, Order—K Dk SOUTH AMERICA. Canadian, Chindium, fm Ceara, with 32 bags cotton, N E Beiber -20 do, D Burn and co—lB do, T J Lancaster-14 do, C Imer, Paulet and co--30 do, Todd, Naylor and co-54 do,,E Jones and co-472 do, It Singlehurst and co-32 do, 210 salted hides, J A Murta-511 hides, N E Beiber-362 do, alit 185 t fustic, It Singlehurst—River Governor T'roup, Pitcher, fm Darien, with 1106 hales eotton, Isaac, Low and co—aht 50 t stone ballast, said Master-44 Dk Bride, Moore, fm Madeira and Maranham, with (fin Madeira) 5 pps S hds 10 qr ckf wine, L Bonch-8 hf qr cks do, Order-7 pps 3 lids 6 qr cks do, T Oldfield—(fm Maranham) 427 bgs cotton, Duarte Bros —l6 do, T Hesketh-6 do, W and J Welstoml-26 do, T Rushton -50 do, Poster Bros-1475 do, Moons Bros—Q Dk Amity, Mather, fm Pernambuco, with 130 cs sugar, 638 bags cotton, Order-157 do, W Inglis and co-50 do, hiadfield,Wood and co-40 do, C Imer, Paulet and co-56 do, It Singlehurst—Q Dk Vanguard, Walker, fm Buenos Ayres and Monte Video, with (from Buenos Ayres) 4192 salted and 1807 dry hides, 11 pps tallow, Order— &32 dry hides, 5 hales conts unkn, alit 10000 bones, 25000 c & o horns, G Barker and co-3000 dry hides, H Miller-11000 c and o horns, C J and J Shaw-200 gaited hides, T S Mithley-584 do, G F Dickson and co—loooo horn tips, G Wright and co-500 hides, It Carlisle—(from Monte Video) II bales conts unkn, 697 dry hides, Waddington, Holt and co-2554 dry hides, alit 1920 cow horns, 0 Barker and co-1103 dry hides, 6 bales I prel conts unkn, Order—K Dk Mary Worrall, Smith, fin Buenos Ayres and Monte Video, with (fm Buenos Ayres) 42 pps 5 hf pps tallow, 584 dry c and o hides, 1 cse books, M'Crackan, - Jamieson and co-5 tox horns, It Wilson-2838 salted o and c hides, 6 bales calf skins, Edwards, Hall and co-600 dry o and c hides, T Eccles and Son-500 do, H Miller-20 pps tallow, J Bettelev-3 bales B goods retd, W Orr-2 do, K Dowie and co-1 bale wool, IFearon-65 dry lining hides, 1 b x watc h es ret d , sa id Master -12 bales horse hair, J - Deakin-1 bx emits unkn, Birkett —2 do, Sandbach, Tinnie and co-46 pps 3hf pps tallow, 3es B goods retd, Order—(fm Monte Video) 4183 dry o and c hides, 21 bales horse do, M'Crackan, Jamieson and co-2164 dry o and c hides, 3 t ox horns, D Wright-1 prel patterns, J Richardson-2 do, Edwards, Hall and co -1438 dry o and c hides, Order—Q Dk UNITED STATES. Robert Isaac, Varnum. fm Savannah, with 1250 hales cotton, Or der-40 do, A Taylor and co-268 do, 4 pkgs fture, Isaac,. Low and co —Q Dk John MIN tor, Thayer, fm Savannah, with 365 bales Cotton, A Taylor and ('O 5.56 do, Wainwright, Shiels and c J-103 do, II Patry and co -696 do, Order—Q Dk Hark Away, Fisher, fm Virginia, with 736 bales cotton, Cearns and eo-200 do, W Smith and Son-2I do, Roskell and co-22 do, J and It Stephenson-164 do, 7 hds tobacco, Wainwright, Shiels and co-30 do, A Brown and co-10 do, W and S Irvine-2 do, Order-25 do, W& J Brown and co-8 do, Hunter and eo-37 do, 2 tes do, W/I Gilliat-113 hds 9 tes do, W Oxley-10 tea do, J Stewart—Q Dk Trenton, Heman, fm Charleston, with 133 bales cotton, Buchanan, Laird and eo-205 do, J 0 Johnson-131 do, D Lamb-455 do, Maury, Latham and co-50 do, J IM•Cammon—.ss2 do, Order—B Dk Medora, Griffiths, fm Charleston, with 1034 hales cotton, Order-58 do, W and J Brown and co-30 do, T Crowder-25 1 do, D Lamb-3 bxs coasts unkn, Order-60 brls do, Cropper, Benson and co--p Dk Howard, Harvey, fm New York, w it h 115 bales cotton, H Patry and co-65 do, Melly, Prevost and co-30 do, TB Blackburne-76 do, Bol ton, Ogden and co-8 es 8 bl s m 'di ze con t s un k n ,. do-2 pkgs do, A Hurl-29 his 1 cse do, G Gibson-17 cs linens, E Frodsham-12 cs 46 pkgs m'dize conts unkn, Order-10 es 1 trs B linens, G Nl'Bride-70 bits 10 hf hrls aiiples, Cropper, Benson an d co --74 hrls do, Cearns, Crary and co-20 - do, Vianna and Jone,-5 do, G Crosfield and co-2 do, W A andG Maxwell-4 do, H Matthie and Son-6 do, J Dickinson —9 brls m'dize conts unkn, J Swire-3 brls 1 tub do, J hx do, J loose and Son-2.bxs books, M Wotherspoon—l /Wes, W and J Brown and co-1030 brls turpentine, 325 brls tar, Cearns, Crary and eo—aht 5 t horn tips, D and T - Willis--1 hrl apples, 1 hf brl nuts, said Master—River BRITISTI AMERICA. Abeona, Garbutt, fm Montreal, with 39 ps oak, 37 ps ash, 79 ps pine and l 1 pce elm timber, clO deals, 3 84 cl 3 staves, 5 b r l s app l es, Or -Q Dk Augusta, Petrie, fm St John, N B, with 239 ps birch and 316 ps pine timber, 234 e 8 deals, deal ends and battens, 47 c 20 staves, abt 4 fins lathwnod, G Glen—For Exportation, 50 ps boards, 3 spars--B Dk Fairfield, Slack, fm Quebec, with 36 ps oak, 271 ps pine, and 3 ps maple. timber, 214 e 29 staves, 41 c 19 (leas, 240 handspikes, J Jones sen-1 spar, 6 oars, 6 handspikes, said Mister—B Dk Milo, Drysdale, fm Miramichi, with 83 ps birch and 645 ps fir tim ber, 34 c 3 deals, aht 10 fms.lathwood, 1) Gibb—B Dk Cornet, Clsrk, fm Halifax, N 8, with 333 pns molasses, 30 pus rum, 5 bales cotton, 4 brls apples, 2 brls mackarel, loose abt 8 t logwood, 5 t fustic, 3 c 18 deals, 5T e 20 staves, Order—K Dk Aurora, •Ifenrr, fin Shedlac, B, with 417 ps pine timber, 64 cl 5 deals and deal ends, aht 6 , fins'llithwood, G Glens-B Dk THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. EUROPE. Helena, Frentz, fm Stettin, with 1100 qrs wheat, 630 dunnage mats, T 295 plates spelter, 121 ps ship timber, Order-11 fms lathwood, Cas tellain and co-1 brl flour, P C Jeger and co—Q Dk IMPORTED Prom the 29th to the sth December, 1833, inclusive. By 1 Vessel from Balize, 2 New Orleans, 1 Savannah, 1 Newfound land. 1 Oporto, 1 Lisbon, 1 Trieste, 1 Alicati, 1 Licata, Musina, and palermo, 1 Flamburgh, 1 Archangel, 1 St. Petersburgh. Argots Ashes Bark Oak Berries Tineal ..boxes, cases,—, casks, 76 . ..brls. bxs, tons, .. . .bags,—, boxes Borax C , Brimstone tons, 450 Cassia Lignea boxes, Castor OH chests, —, bxs, Cloverseed casks, —, bags, Cochineal bales, -, serofis, - bris, -:—, casks: Coffee, B. P. bags", FOreign .. bags, 140, tees, —, E. I. bags, Loo rood quintals, —, tons, 44 Fustic ' tons, Nicaragua Wood tons, Barwood tons, --- Camwood.... tons, Flax pkts. —, heads, —, bales, Flaxseed hhds —, qrs. —, bags, 322 Flour Galls bags, —... Ginger ..robins, —, bags, Gum chests,—, casks, —, boxes, Hemp .. Jute bales, —, bndls, 9 Hides, Cow and Ox. no. 500, pipe, —, bales, Horse Hides no. —, bales, 14, tons, Horse Hair, . tons, —, cases, :1 Indigo serous, —, chests, Lac Dye chests, Lemon Juice pipes —, hhds —, casks, -- Madders . casks, —,bags, Madder Roots i-bales, —, bales, 21 Molasses _ brl. —, casks, , , Alunjeet bales, —, bap, Olive 0i1....~ tons, —, half-jars, —, half-boxes, Palm Oil Fish Oil .._ casks, 300 Pepper Pimento, W.I bris. —, casks, —, bags, Rice • tes. te5.,77, E. I. bags, Rutri p: Safflower - 'chests, —, tales, Saltpetre bags, Shell Lac chests, Sugar. B.P. hhds. —, tees. —, bags, —, bxs—, brls, East India bags, -- Brazil bags, —, brls, —, i-cases, —, cases, Havana boxes, —, chests, brls, Mauritius bags, Sumac bags, 1865 Tallow. casks —, tons, Tartar casks, 33 Tar brls, 862 Tobacco, bales, —, tees, —, hhds, -- Turmeric bags Turpentine brls, 1098 Valonia bags, —, tons, 30 Wax Bees' casks, —, chests, _ Wheat.. LONDON PRODUCE MARKETS, DECEMBER C. COTTON.—The accounts from Liverpool this morning are very favourable; in the four days, including Saturday and Wednesday last, the estimated sales of Cotton were abo ve 18.000 bags, at an advance of %d e to per lb.—The Cot ton Market here remains dull, and the sales too inconsiderable for enumeration. 100 Surats have been disposed of at 5 34 d and 5N,d. Suomi.—The Sugar Market has remained in a very languid state all the week ; the trade having supplied themselves with what Sugars were required for immediate consumption do not purchase further for stock; the consequence is a heavy Mar ket, as the Refiners still buy on a very limited scale; there i s , however, no alteration whatever to notice in the prices. The falling off in the Sugar trade is very apparent, the import of this year up to Ist Dec. is about 13,00 D hhds and trs less than last year, yet the present stock is above 10,(X)0 hhds and trs more than at the same period in 1832 , owing chiefly to the depression in the Refined trade. The estimated sales of the week are only 2500 hhds and trs. In Refined goods there have been few purchases this week; low goods continue scarce; for fine Crashed only 30s 6d is now offered, which the holders will not accept; parcels refined from Foreign appear at Market, the only sales are at 29s 6d for par. eels equal to good Lumps. This afternoon the Market continues in a dull state, very little having been done either for shipping or the home trade, and the fine sorts entitled to the bounty on double-refined have been offered at 31s 6d; the low descriptions however continue scarce. Mxtmiztus SUGAR.—The quantity sold previously to this day has been inconsiderable, being of an inferior quality they• sold Is lower, strong grey 51s, mid to good yellow 50s a 535, very dark heavy brown 43s and 445. The import of Mauritius this year and the stock both exceed that of last year by about 5000 . bags. The public sale this day, 4824 bags, the whole forced on the Market in the present dull state of the trade, has occasioned a further depression ; the Sugars above 50s nearly supported the late depression; all the others were is lower, making a fall of Is :a is id si,nce this day week; the browns sold 42s a 455. WEST INDIA MOLASSES.-There are sales of good West India Molasses at 27s to the extent of 200 to 300 puns. COFFEE.—There is little alteration to notice in the demand or in the prices of Coffee this week. The sales of Foreign are confined to a parcel of good ord coloury Brazil at 60s. No pur chases of East India are reported. Jamaica descriptions have sold rather higher, good ord 818 a 85s, fine fine ord 92s a 9256 d; Berbice and Demerara are is a is 6s. lower, mid Bls a 87. The present stock is 399 tons less of British Plantation than last year, of East India 407 tons more, and 118-Itons less of Foreign than at the same period last year. The public sale this day 86 casks 292 bags Demerara and Berbice, the latter 935; Demerara unclean mid Bls a 87s 6d clean; the principal part, the unclean, did not sell; the prices are unvaried. Rum, BRANDY, and HoLLANns.—In Rum there are few transactions of any extent to report; sales have been made of proof Leewards at Is lid, but no parcels now offer at that price. [he imports this year of Rum are 4200 puns more than last year, the stock is 3000 puns less. In Brandy or Geneva there Is no alteration to notice. The sales of Ruin which have transpired are proofs to 3 over at 2s ; ord Jamaica 30 and 31 over 2s. Bd, good quality 2s 9d and 2s 10d ; large sales of fine quailt y are also reported. RlcE.—On Tuesday at public sale 199 trs Carolina Rice, duty paid, all taken in at 325; 4562 bags East India sold is lower, Bengal good white 13s a 14s, and fine Patna kind 14. s a 16s. SALTPETRE.—Thore is little alteration in Saltpetre ; the late sales are quite inconsiderable. SPICES.—In Pepper or Pimento there .is little alteration this week. TOBACCO.—There is no alteration in Tobacco. INniGo.—There is no alteration in Indigo. The quantity of Indigo at the next sale attracts some interest, but no fair calcu lation can yet be made ou this point; the general estimate is 5000 chests. TEA.—The India House Sale commenced on Monday : Boheas in quarter chests is 10Id e is End, half I, whole „ Congou, common r ood 2s Id e2s 23d Boheas are 2d per lb under last sale's prices - , and Congims are also about the same reduction. The Congous will continue selling for two days next week ; the prices are much the same as we stated at the commence meLt, common is 11 e. is. Nd, good 2s 2s. IMd, fine 2s 2Md e .2s Bd. TA LLow.—Tallow is firm, and a shade higher this week ; the most monstrous statements of the probable supplies of next year continue to be published and, circulated by the speculators for -the fall; these Stock Exchange affairs are too absurd to merit an comment. This day's public sale 365 casks, printed n,ew Ist sort Peters burgh Yellow Candle Tallow, were Siberia, but of good quality for the latter, and generally 6d per cwt under St Petersburgh Ist sort, chiefly taken in 45s 9d and 465; the few really Ist sort Petersburgh sold at 465; inferior Siberia 42s a 435. The Mar ket this afternoon is, firm at 465. It i 3 stated there are gambling transactions for the delivery of Tallow to the extent of 20,000 to 25,000 casks to be settled before the Ist Jan.; if the speculators selling are not prepared for delivery of their Tallow, (which is the report of the Market,) the most violent fluctuations may be expected. A comparative statement of HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW re maining on band in the London warehouses, (the dealers' stock included,) on the Ist of December: 1829. 1830. 1831. 1832. 1833. HEMP.. tons 3054 4892 5476 7581 6702 FL-Ax . 2633 766 1601 1241 1568 TA LLOW. casks 25646 27711 27899 26638 28507 Delivered in Nov.—Hemp 742 tons—Flax 293 tons—Tallow 11109 casks. ' Price of Clean Hemp 41 15 39s a 39s IC I / 4 1 37s 10d 27s 10d 255. Ditto 12-head Flax 35s a 36s 52s Ditto Y. C. Tallow 35s 3d 42s 9d a 43e 41s 9d 45s 4556 d Ditto Town Ditto 40s 48s 50 51s6d 50e 6d CORN MARKETS. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, DECEMBER 6. We have been moderately supplied with most articles this week, excepting Barley. Fine Wheat sold slowly at about Monday's prices, but there was no demand for any thing inferior. The distillers, hav ing bought pretty freely of Barley at the commencement of the week, held off to-day, and there being very little demand on the part of the masters, this trade was doll, though Monday's quotations were fully supported. Oats met a slow sale without variation from the currency of Monday. No other alteration. ARRIVALS SINCE MONDAY Wheat. Barley. Oats. English qrs 3890 7580 3080 Irish - - 8370 Foreign B6O 970 120 Wht. Brly. Oats. AVERAGE s. d. s, d. s. d. Of the week Of 6 weeks, regulating duty 51 2 30 9 l9 10 Duty on Foreign . . . .35 8 16 10 , 18 3 There is no alteration in the Duties tl 4220 Sacks R s y ( e l: I B . ns ci. P s eal. 35 71 35 0 40 6 34 8 35 6 41 3 18 3 l 16 91 8 0 this week. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, DECEMBER 6. There is a good supply of Wheat fresh up to this day's mar ket; the best dry samples sell slowly, and last Friday's prices are scarcely supported ; all other sorts are very dull sale, and Is. per quarter lower.—Oats are heavy sale and rather cheaper. The arrival of Barley is moderate, the best descriptions support the rates of last week, and are in fair request; but all secondary and middling sorts are dull sale.—Beans are scarce and in de mand at our quotations. PRICES. WHEAT, new Red Norfolk and Suffolk 44s 465, 495, fine to 51s 4if qr. Lincoln and Camb. 43s 455, 48s, „ 49s „ Yorkshire new White 4bs 51s, 535, „ 55s „ old Red old White 40s 465, 50s, „ 578 „ BARLEY, Norfolk and Suffolk - 295, 325, „ 338 „ LinColnshire - 295, 31s, „ 32s „ Yorkshire Fold - 295, 31s, 32s „ OATS, Riesling Potato - 19s, 225, fine to 23s IF qr. Poland .. -18 s, 21s, „ 22s „ Friezland and Small - 17s, 20s„. 21s , BEANS, old - 345, 365, „ 3851'631b new MALT SHELLING 24s to 265; new to 275. RAPESEED £23, £26s, fine new £27 lOs IF last imp. REPORTED ARRIVALS. Wheat, 6002 qrs.; Oats, 428 qrs.; Barley, 3954 qrs.; Beans, 740 qrs.; Peas, 196; Tares, 31 qrs.; Shelling, 229 Ms.; Malt, 86 Ids.—Average prices of this market for the week ending 28th Nov, Wheat, 48s. 10.0.; Oats, 20s. 11d. ; Barley, 31s. 6d. ; Beans, .365. 11d. ; Peas, 455. 01d. fflarttrto, LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET. DECEMBER 6. The demand for B. P. SUGAR has been rather limited, and the sales are only, 700 hhds. at a decline of Is. 4' cwt. on brown and low middling; in other descriptions there is no alteration. 500 bags Ben gal sold at the quotations, but in Mauritius or Foreign there are no sales.-MOLASSES.-About 400 puns. Demerara have been taken by the trade, chiefly at 265. 4," cwt.-CorruE.-There is only a moderate demand for Plantation, and the sales do not exceed 120 casks of Jamaica and 110 bags Demerara; the prices obtained in most instances were Is. e 2s. lower; at a sale attempted to-day of neatly 200 casks of Jamaica, only a few trivial lots were disposed of. No sales of Foreign.-Nothing done in COCOA.-1,150 bags East India GINGER sold at 325. 41 , cwt., a small lot of PIMENTO at 41d., and a trifling parcel of black PEPPEa at 4d. 4r lb.-In RICE the sales are confined to a few tees. Carolina, at 15s. 6d., and about 500 bags East India, viz. yellow Bengal at Ils. Gd., good at 145., and Bombay at 12s. 41' cwt. ; the whole taken for shipment.-There has been a fair demand for RUM, and about 300 puns. Demerara of middling to good quality sold at 2s. 10d. 0 3s. 3d., and choice marks at 3s. 6d. de gallon. Some small sales of Spanish and East India INDIGO were attempted to day, but there appeared so little dispositi on t o p urc h a se, th a t th e proprietors of the former were compelled to withdraw nearly the whole, whilst the latter, of which there were only 24 chests, sold at about the rates previously current.-For COCHINEAL there is more inquiry. -A, small lot of East India mixed GALLS have been sold at 775. 6d. 41' cwt,-The sales of SALTPETRE amount to nearly 1,600 bags, latterly at a little improvement in price. Dyßwoons.-The demand continues moderate, and the sales con sist of 180 tons Campeachy Loowoon a t I:7 2s 6d to £7 10s-60 of Ja maica at £5 15s-30 of St. Domingo at £6 to £6 2s 6d-60 tons of Spanish FUSTIC at £6 10s--10 of Cuba at £9-30 of Zante at £6 lOs to £6 15s-20 tons of Lima NICARAGUA WOOD at £2l to £24 10s-and a few tons of CAMWOOD at £lB 49' ton.-The TURPENTINE market is rather lower; for 1.600 brls. offered by auction to-day, 12s. 4d. was the highest bid, they were withdrawn at 12s. Gd. 4f , cwt.-There are no sales in American TAR, and of other descriptions the quantity sold is only 300 brls. of Archangel at 14s. 3d. to 14s. 6d. fp brl.-We have had a very animated demand for Montreal Pot ASHES, both for home use and speculation ; Pearl Ashes also have participated in the demand, and the sales of both kinds amount to 1,150 brls., viz. 300 brls. of new Pots at 245. to 245. 6d., with a few at 255., and 600 brls. of old brands, at 235. 0 215., and 250 brls. of Pearls at 255. 9d. e 265.; the advance in Pot Ashes is Is. 4p• cwt.. no parcels being now on sale below 255. 4, cwt. for new imports, and 235. 6d. 245. for the brand of 1832.- QUERCITRON BARK is in moderate request, 59 hhds. Philadelphia of fair quali!y brought 9s. 4f , cwt.-Br-Es' WAX in good demand.-In FLAXSEED some small sales of Riga for crushing have been effected at 485.; a parcel of fresh Odessa, suitable for sowing, is held at 60s. per quarter.-Nothing done in CLOVERSEED.-Of H I D ES th e sa l es comprise 2,360 dry Buenos Ayres Cow and Ox at 71d. G 8(1., 200 salted New York at 44d., and 130 salted West India at 6d. 4, lb.-Irons g HAIR.- 22 bales Buenos Ayres brought 64d. ' Bd. ctl , lb. for fair to good mixed. -No sales of Neutria or Chinchilli SKINS, and nothing done in OAK BARK.-There has been a limited demand for Toaacco, and the sales scarcely amount to 120 hhds,; they consist of 52 hhds. of Virginia leaf and stemmed to the home-trade, 21 of Virginia leaf with 15 of stemmed for Ireland, and 30 of Virginia leaf for exportation. MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.—BRIMSTONE continues in good demand at £l3 e £l3 105.. ; . ton.—For Sicily SUMAC there is not much inquiry ; several parcels of good Verona have been sold at 7s. 4' cwt.—There were no bidders for Naples red and white Aaoots at the sales brought forward this week, and they were all consequently withdrawn.—For 'MADDERS there is rather more inquiry, but to effect sales lower prices have been submitted to.—MADDER ROOTS are steady at the quoted prices.—The demand for OLIVE OIL has revived a little, hut in some instances rather lower prices have been accepted ; Sicily has been sold at £53 10s. from the ship, Galipoli is still held at £.58 i £59 411 tun,---VALONIA is dull of sale.—An import of about 70 tuns Newfoundland Coo OIL has been received this week, and about 50 tuns sold from the quay at £23 W tun.—ln pale SEAL OIL small sales are effected at £ l / 4 20 10s. e £26 W' tun.—SEED OILS continue in good request at our quotations.—More inquiry has appeared for PALM OIL, toit no improvement in price can be reportecl.—OlL of TURPEN TINE remains steady at the prices quoted.-11sme is without altera tion.—FLAx continues in request.—'There has appeared a more gene ral inquiry for TALLOW this week. owing to the consumers' stocks being exhausted ; they still buy sparingly, but evidently evince more confidence in the article. LIVERPOOL CORN The business done in Wheat duri the Wakefield market being is. per Irish Wheat in Manchester were at parcels, inferior being quite neglec quest, and some fresh Oatmeal brol tinues in a depressed state, a decli mitted to. WHEAT, per 70 lbs s d s d Irish red (old) 6 0 e 7 o Do. red 1833 6 0.. 6 9 Do. white 1833 7 0.. 7 3 Canada (old) 8 3.. 8 6 Do. 1832 7 9.. 7 10 Dantzie 8 0.. 8 6 Stettin &Wismar 7 9 8 8 Odessa (soft) 6 8.. 6 10 Russian 7 0.. 7 4 Foreign (in bond) 4 0.. 6 0 Oars, per 45 lbs Irish (Old) 2 7 .. 2 8 Do. (1833) .... . Foreign (in bond) 1 8 .. 2 0 BARI EY, imp. mea. English. 3-1 0..36 0 Irish, 601 h 3 10 .. 4 4 Foreign (in bond) 0 0.. 0 0) TRADE, DECEMBER 9. ing the week was to a small extent, quarter lower. The few sales of t a reduction of ld. to 2d. on best cted. Prime Oats were in fair re- Right 235. 9d. per load. Flour con ine of ad. to Id. per sack was sub- MALT, inip.mea s d s d English 0 0 e 0 0 Irish BEANS, English 3B 0 .. 40 0 37 0.. 38 0 Foreig PEASE, Whiten 45 0 46 0 FLOUR, per 280ths Irish, 1833 ... . . 38 0 .. 40 0 Canadian freehrl 31 0 .. 34 0 American, ditto 23 0 .. 30 0 Do. (in bond) .0 0.. 0 0 OATMEAL, 2401b5, Irish, (old) ,21 0 .. 22 0 Do. (1833) 22 6 .. 22 9 RICE, (in bond) Carolina, (cwt.) l5 6 .. 19 •0 , Eastlndri FLAX SEED. hhd 0 0.. U 0 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, DECE bfBER 6. The demand this week has been much greater from all descriptions of buyers than for several months past, and an advance of id. 4f , lb. generally obtained on our quotationi of Friday last. 1,200 American, 2,40 J Brazil, and 600 Surat have: been taken on speculation. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, From the 29th ult, to this day incluszre. SALES. Current IMPORTS. l'rvsly I This Prices of This Prvsly DESCRIPTION. this Year Week this Day. Week this Year ---- --, Sea Island Georgia.... 21550 600 121drd, 244 Stained Ditto 3llO 130 7 121 } 1417 295507 Upland Ditto 311860 10169 61 81 Alabama ' 1 160660 3740 61 8 Mobile 61 —Bl 2181 286502 New Orleans 229130 3040 64 101 . Pernambuco 1 57930 2760 94 101 / 54319 Aricati & Ceara Bl 91 S Bahia and Macaio 31840 1200 71 81 35939 Maranham I 58140 3280 91 58396 Sawginned 7 8/1 81 i Mina 0 0 Para 530 0 84 142 Demerara & Berbice 2850 40 8 111 2299 Barbadoes 960 20 0— 0 1 Comnion West India 4890 80 71 0 6264 Bahama 2O 0 0 Carthagena ....... ... . 2040 0 0 371 Smyrna Egyptian .... . . .... Surat and Madras Bengal l5lO 0 0 1089 4' public sale this day 1 ni Maranha — 976050 19270 3598 788601 Monday Evening, December 9, Since Friday, fully 12,000 bales have been sold, comprising 3,000 Surat, 3,000 Brazil, and about 6,000 American ; the market closing at an advance of fid. Vlb upon the prices of Friday last. 2,000 Ameri can, and 1,000 Brazil, are taken on speculation, and the rest to the trade. The imports amount to about 10,000 American, 3,000 Brazil, and 2,000 Surat. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, DEC. 9. Our Butter market continues very dull, but so little has been done during the past week in either dry or pickled, that we do not alter our quotations. Bacon is still in limited request. Beef is in fair re quest; and Pork goes off pretty freely. s. a. s. d. BUTTER.—Belfast BO 0 0 81 0 per cwt. Banbridge 7l 0 72 0 • Colerain 73 0 0 0 Sligo 7l 0-- 72 0 Derry 77 0 --. 78 0 -- Waterford - Limerick Cork Pickled 2ds, (Cork) Dry 3ds, (Cork) Newry 7O 0 0 0 Dundalk 0 0 0 0 Carlow - 78 0 -- Bitsr.—New Prime Mess 100 0 --: 110 0 per tierce. New India, 115 0 117 6 PORK 5O 0 57 6 perbarrel. Do. BACON, new 3O 0 35 0. per cwt. Do. old DRY HAMS 46 0 48 0 WET Do - LARD.—Firkin 4l 0 48 0 Bladdered 52 0 0 0 LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE, Dec. 9. s. d. s. d. Hay 0 7 0 0 9 per 20 lb Old Hay_ - Clover Hay . - Straw, Wheat 0 31 0 41 - Oat 0 3 - Barley. - Green Clover - Potatoes Cattle Potatoes I. 6 - Turnips Carrots Mangleworzle. 2O 0 2l 0 -- Manure - AN ACCOUNT OF . CA' 'LE IMPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL FROM IRELAND. From the 2(1 inst. to the 7th inst. inclusive. Cows. I sh e eep I Lambs I Pigs. Horses. Mules. Calves. I 1331 - 5007 14 - I a WHOLESALE PRICES OF BALTIC AND AD LIVERPOOL, s. d. s. (1. I c'TIMBER, cubic foot, Riga 0 2 86 0 2 9 Dantzlg Memel 0 2 2 0 2 3 American Pine 0 1 6 0 1 9 Do, Quebec 0 1 81 0 1 91 Red Pine 0 1 9 0 2 0 Quebec Oak Birch PLANKS, clr foot of 2 inch. Dantzig Deck American Pine 0 0 21 0 0 3 DEALS, 4ft standardlundred. Best Petersburg Red Do. White 14 6 0 14 10 0 Memel Red l6 0 0 16 10 0 Dantzig 3c Swedish Red 14 0 0 15 0 0 lERICAN TIMBER December 9, 1833. DUTIES 1558. 4, load. of 50 feet. 10s. ly load of 50 ft. ss. ge load of 50 feet. £44 V 120. £2 ss.* £2los. Vl2O £l9 6 £22 V 120. ENGLISH STOCKS, DECEMBE Bank Stock, div. 8 per Cent 3 per Cent. Red. Anns £lOOO.. Ditto 3 per Cent. Consols Anns. lOOO., Ditto 31 per Cent. Anns. (1818) 1000 ., Ditto 3 per Cent. Anns. (1726) n_per Cent. Reduced Anna 1000.. Ditto 50 0., New 34 per Cent. Anns 1000., Ditto 4 per Cent. Anns. (1826) 1000., Ditto New 5 per Cent Long Anns., exp. Jan. 5, 1860. Annuities for 30 yrs. exp. Oct. 10,1859 Ditto with div. for Opg. Jan. 5, 1860 Ditto 50 , Jan. 5, 1880 India Stock, div. 101 per Cent. South Sea Stock, div. 34 per Cent Ditto Old Annuities, div. 3 per Cent Ditto New Annuities, div. 3 per Cent 3 per Cent. Annuities, (1751) India Bonds, 2I per Cent Bank Stock for the Account, Jan. 14, 1834, 3 per Cent. Consols for Opg. Jan. 22, 1834 India Stock for Opening, Jan. 14, 1834 31 per Cent., reduced EXCHEQUER BILLS. 43s 42s 44s 46s 44s pm 43s 42s 44s 46s 44s pm. 43s 42s 44s 46s 45s pm. 43s 428 44s pm. Nothing done. 6, 1833. 2091 101 8 7 1 1 1 1 871 Shut. Shut. Shut. Nothing done. Nothing done. 9 6* l i} 964 1 a Shut. Shut. 1031 4 1031 1 Nothing done. 16 15-16 1 Nothing done. 17 3-16 Nothing done. Shut. Nothing done. Nothing done. Nothing done. Nothing done. 21s 23s 24s pm. 2111 881 9 81 Nothing done. 961 £1,000.. 500 Small Advertised Endorsed FOREIGN STOCKS IN LONDON, DEC. 6, 1833, Austrian Bonds, 5 per Cent., 10 Gu., per £ Ster.. Belgian Bonds, 5 per Cent Brazilian Bonds 661 Ditto Bonds, 1829 Buenos Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent., Chili= Bonds, 6 per Cent Columbian Bonds. (1894) 6 per Cent., Ditto Bonds, X 6 per Cent Danish Bonds, 3 per Cent - Dutch 21 per Cent„ exchange 12 guild Greek Bonds, 5 per Cept Ditto Bonds, (1825) 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, l'ortuguese Bonds, 5 per Cent. Ditto New Bonds, 5 per Cent ........ 564 Ditto Regency- Bonds, 5 per Cent ' . Ditto Scrip, sae Cent. £3Ol V Cent. paid Prussian Bonds, (1822) 5 per Cent .. Russian Bonds, (1822) 5 per Cent., £ St Ditto Metallic, Spanish Bonds, 5 per Cent '- '1823) 5 Rib i Ditto Bonds, (182$) 5 per Cent., Dividends on the above payable in London. Dutch, 2; per Cent., exchange 12 gull. 5O 4 50 Ditto, 5 per Cent. 94 Neapolitan Bonds, 5 per Cent Russian Inscription, 6 per cent., Spanish Bonds, 5 per Cent. ex. 4s. 3d .. FRENCH FUNDS, PARIS, DEC. 4, 1833. 5 per cent lo3f. 10c. 20c. Exchange on London 1 month Ditto 3 months 2sf. 20c. 41 „ " 3 '1 Bank bhares 75f. 80c. 76f. 10e. 17t5f. PUBLIC SECURITIES OF THE UNITED STATES. LONDON, DgcEmBRR 6, 18.33. Redeemable. Price. New York .... 5 per cent. - 7 Pennsslvania.... 4 per cent l858 Ditto 5 per cent 1860 Virginia Ohio Louisiana Ditto Mississippi - - INCORPORATED BANKS. - Charters cease. United States 7 per cent, 1836, £22 00 (a £22 5 0 Rank of Louisiana, 8 per cent,— _lB7O £ 0 0 0 Bank of Orleans £24 15 0 New Orleans, C. &B. Co., £24 00 q) £24 5 0 New York Life and Trust, COURSE OF EXCHANG: Amsterdam c f 12 4 Do at sight Rotterdam Antwerp Hamburgh Mcs. Bco l3 12 Altona Paris three days' sight Z,' 25 5.5 Do. F s 25 80 Bourdeaux do Frankfort on the Main —1514 Petersburg V' rouble .. 10 Berlin ......... cur. doll. Vienna, Ef. 2m. .....flo 956 Trieste, ditto Madrid Cadiz Bilboa. 'E, LONDON, Digc. 6, 1833. Barcelona Seville Gibraltar (per hard d 01.).. Leghorn Genoa Milan Venice (per 6 Aus. Liv.) Naples Pafermo r 0z... Lisbon Oporto Rio de Janeiro Bahia Buenos Ayres Madras Dublin 21 days' sight ll Cork do l# BULLION, LO'NDON, DECEMBER 6, 1833 PEE.oz. Z. s. d. Portugal Gold in Coin 0 0 0 Foreign Gold in Bar s New Doubloons 0 0 0 New Dollars ........ 0 4 lUi Silver Bars, Standard 0 4 114 FOREIGN MAILS. 36 47 48ã 25 65 PLACzs, France .......................... Denmark, Prussia, Rus- Malta. •(rict France,) ....... ................... Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, and Turkey ........ Spatn.. , ....... .. :..; • . •.• .......... Holland and the Netherlands . ......... Gesrmia,aannyd,tShseviNtzoerltahnodf, Europe Portugal ........... ..............• Sweden and Norway Gibraltar. .................................... ' . Malta and the Mediterranean Madeira, Azores, Canary & Cape de Verde Islds Rio de Janeiro and Brazils . Buenos Ayres, M on t e video, Chili, and P eru Jamaica, the Leeward Islands, and Bahamas eartbagena 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 tile first Tuesday- in every month. Tuesday before the first Wednesday in -----, every mouth. Tuesday before the third Wednesday in every month. DECEMBER 10, 1833. PRICES OF SHARES, MONDAY Decr•.xnSClt 9, 1833. Liverpool Coal Gas... Liverpool Oil Gas 'C Liverpool and Harrington Water Works 41 0160 0OI: r l' a r e ' °0 4; Bootle ditto . 300 0 0 Exchange Buildings Liverpool and Manchester Railway, ... £lOO paid 210 0 0 Ditto Old Quarters Ditto New Quarters 25 51 0 0 Bolton and Leigh ditto . Ditto 25 20 0 ° Warrington and Newton ditto lOO 101 10 0 Kenyon and Leigh ditto lOO 118 0 0 Wigan Branch ditto lOO 00 0 0 St. Helens and Runcorn Gap ditto lOO _ go 0 0 Leicester and Swannington ditto 5O (12 0 0 Stockton and Darlington ditto lOO Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Railway 1 128 _ , IS 0 0 and Canal Leeds and Selby Railway 25 Grand Junction ditto lO 18 5° . 6 London and Birmingham lO £l4 5s £ l4 ' Bank of Liverpool lO 15 12 6 Bank of Manchester l5 2 0 12 6 g Manchester and Liverpool District Bank 10 13 12 - Commercial Bank of Liverpool lO 11 15 ° Liverpool Marine Assurance Company 25 32 0 () Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks lO 16 0 0 Manchester Assurance lO 0 0 LIVERPOOL INFIR .MARY, DECEMBER 5. DISCIIARGED. ADMITTED. 0 In-patients cured . . .32 I In-patients . •• • „, 1 Relieved and at own request . E; Out-patients . •„ • • '"„ Made Out-patients . . . . 5 Casual during 11. r- ' : Irregular Dead 3 Remain in the house • • Consulting Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Renwick and Mr. Forsn4 Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Brandreth and Mr. Dawson. House Visitors, Mr. Ripley and Mr. Booth. n. Chaplain. the Rev. R. Davies.—House Surgeon, Mr. T. REPORT OF THE WORKHOUSE AND FEVER HOSPITAL' For the week ending December 9th, 1833. Remained at last Report 233 I Discharged ............ "6 Admitted since BB Dead r . Remaining ' 49 ......... . Gouthwaite.—Honorary Sol! le Surgeon, Mr. B. Niglooll General T0ta15......... 321 Physicians, Dr. Mocrorie and Dr. Mr. Samuel 111'Culloch.—Hou: LIVERPOOL DISPENSARI Number of new patients entered on the bom the last week:— oks of the lispensario I S O UTH . NORTH. Ta ta. 190 292 481 97 141 233 ..--- 433 720 Received advice and medicine at the Institution, Visited at their own houses and sup plied with medicine Total at each Dispensary VISITORS. North.—Rev. N. Robinson, Mr. T. Kaye South.—Rev. F. Murphy, Mr. Jordan, ai e, and MI md Mr. 1 Eden. limes La' EYE INSTITUTION, .Ab. 30, Barnett-street. Attendance on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at Ten 0"1-1°° t Patients admitted since the opening of the Institution, - ID, 951 July, 1820, till Ist January,lB33, -- lOO Patients, admitted January; 1833, Do. February, 11 1 Do. March, - -' la Do. April Do. May 113 Do. June Do. Jury D.o. August. .. • 1 40 Do. September l3l Do. October vf Do. November ,k.....• ......--• 10 4 Total, Medical Officers, Dr. Hannay, and Mr. BrackenburYl..... TELEGRAPH OFFICE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 9' Wind at tlolyhead, W.N.W.—blowing fresh. Off Point Lynas,l No. 412, Abeona, B B, at 11 a.m. inward bound, f No. $44, George" Canning, BB,at 1 pan- ift ; Off Voel Nant, inward bound, No. 971, Minerva, B S, at 1 2 .j u r. LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE Mrn. Evn. Ht. Festi vals, s c• M. M. F. I. 10 47 18 1 inOr.P• 11 29 18 5 New Moon 6h. Jom• 18 3 030 17 10 Lucy. Mor o ' 1 8 16 10 Venus rises 6h. 21°1 145 15 10 2d Sunday in AclYen , ' 225 14 8 Cam. Term ends. Tuesday 10 10 26 Wednesday ll 11 8 Thursday l2 11 50 Friday 13 0 9 Saturday l4 049 SUNDAY 15 1 27 Monday l6 2 5 LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, DECEISP3 O 6' BANKRUPTS. Robert Clague, Liverpool, joiner, Dee. 19, Jan. 17, at 11 ocl o _ c sc i ‘Pe St . the Clarendon-rooms, LiverpooL Solicitors, Messrs. Taylor, R. and Turr, Bedford- row. Robe r t e ßarnewell, Liverpool, merchant, Dec. 17, Jan. 11, o'clock, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. Solicitors, 3 10911 ' lington Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row. John:lardine, Haslingden, Lancashire, druggist. Alexander Gibson, High-street, Whitechapil, grocer. Th b. Thomas Jordan, Goodge- street, Tottenham-court road, Pik ""r ton, wine-merchant . stCale' William Brown, S uffolk-lane, Cannon-street, and Pinilic°4 merchant. Henry James, Star-street, Edgeware-road, baker. Thomas Bishop, Cheapside, glover. Thomas Cook, Stourport, Worcestershire, grocer. Bradley Clay, Huddersfield, timber-merchant. George Arnold, Bath, innkeeper. Michael , sen. Beal, Y dealer. John Bu rd Shillito on, Bishop , Wearmoutli orkshire and , Southwark, Durharn , e bie builder. DIVIDENDS. t Dec. 30, T. and J. Johnson, Lant-street, Southwark, catTeuS. l, Dec. 27, T. Surat, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, bookseller.—Pec• "d Sarrell, Copthall-court, merchant.—Jan. 20, J. Whitehead an ior. Whitechurch, Lad-lane, warehousemen.—Dec. 20, J. A. T a d' 11. George-street, Hanover-square, hoarding-house-keeper. 19 11. Nathan and A. Abrams, Old-street, tallow-chandlers.—Dee• Newark and J. Toms, Wood-street, Cheapside, riband-manufactur 3r, —Dec. 27, A. Attwood, Lymington, Hampshire, surreon• — r& e r ' n ei, J. Park, sen., Croston, Lancalhire, draper.—Jan. 7 ° , W. "%sVar. Stamford, innkeeper.—Dec. 30, J. Lowe, Leamington Priors, t e„ sga wickshire, victualler.—Dec. 28, J. Bushell, Sandwich and Ra m e ar. loclging-housekeeper.—Dec. 28, T. Fowler. Subdeanry, Sussex°, er. , penter.—Jan. 9, C. Chambers, Duxford, Cambridgeshire, gr , C i r e, Dec. 27,11 and H. Collier, Crawley and Horsham-mills, Oxlor u a s i i •• e, blanket-manufacturers.--Dec. 28, t. Turner, Warrington, Lanca banker.—Dec. 27, S. and S. Collier, Witney, Oxfordshire. blan.ick manufacturers.—Dec. 30, T. Hancock, seu., Willoughbv. Warw —Dec. shire, butcher.—Dec. 31, N. Simpson, Shelton, Staffordihire, ;Da' lu facturer of earthenware. CERTIFICATES, &c.—Drc. 27. linrch 11. Holt, Somerset-street, Portman-square. bookseller, Gar' Leeds, victualler.—D, Russel, Mark-lane, wine-merchant- -d • u tb, nett, Slap, Westmoreland, innkeeper.—J. Li n d e g ren , Forum merchant. BIRTHS. brid o On Wednesday, the 27th ult., at Hanover, the D uc hess of Carn was safely delivered of a daughter. On Wednesday last, Mrs. Burkell, wife of Mr. Jos. Bur'tell, of Agbrigg, near Wakefield, was delivered of three children. MARRIED, v On Tuesday, the 8d instant, at the Parish Church, Wigan, h ..„„01- Rev. J. H. Gunning, rector, the Rev. John Bromiloiv. , bent of Billinge, to Sarah Ann, second daughter of Joseph Esq., of Springfield. near Wigan. Cle' On Wednesday last, at l3ebbington Church, by the Relr• P' f. 4 miuson, M.A., minister of Tranmere, Mr. James Jorie, of f4F aA o r , wern, North Wales, to Ann, second daughter of William Fai rbu Esq. Holt Hill, Tranmere. On Thursday last, at Warrington, by the Rev. T. Lowe. Mr; Ge ,, h ig te f t Tenant, of Wigan, to Miss Emma llarriet Castley, the third (IP" - of James Castley, Esq. to Same day, at Burslem, Mr. James Masintyre, late of this tom' e. Ellen, youngest daughter of Mr. James Kennedy, of the former pla t Same time and place, Mr. W. S. Kennedy, to Martha, second &lug of the late Mr. Samuel Wood, of Burslem. „,,a, Same day, Mr. Adolphus William Bodill, t o Eli za beth 0°- eldest daughter of Richard Walthew, Esq. On Saturday last, at Walton-on-the Hill, by the Rev. Mr. '- Mr. Richard Darcy, of St. Helen's, to Miss Connor, of Linsere* DIED, On the 24th ult., after a protracted illness, to the great grief Of her relations, and all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance. 4"--' eldest daughter of the late Simon Griffiths, Esq., of Ruthin. On Thursday, the 28th ult., Mary, third daughter of the late Df chael Bairstow. Esq., of Preston. Same day. in the 66th year of her age, greatly regretted by her re latives and friends, Mrs. Margaret Birehall. publican, Marybone• On Friday, the 29th ult., (being his birth day) aged 23, 51r, J°/ / i: Underwood, pilot, who unfortunately perished in No. 1 Pilot -boa much esteemed and deeply regretted by his relatives and friends. I, Same day, Mr. William Howard, pilot, who unfortunately Pe rla in No. 1 Pilot-boat ; his death will be long and deeply lamented /V " relatives and friends. On Monday, the 2d instant, after a short illness, aged 31, l qarl' wife of Mr. John Baraley, pilot. Same day, in the 68th year of her age. Mrs. Posnett, relict of 14r. C. Posnett, of Wavertree. William On Tuesday, the 3d instant, at Exeter, of consumption , Somerset Dadd, Esq., captain of the royal marines, son of th e James Dadd, Esq., of Sittingbourne, Kent. Same day, aged 69, Mr. Isaac Stamper, Brownlow-hill, univets respected by a large cile of frinds. te day, sud denly, rc aged 38 e lgr. Robert Sanderson, cominiS si°lll agent, formerly of Chalk, Cumberland. Same day, at London, of scarlet fever, in the 47th year of his Lord Viscount Exmouth. His lordship was the eldest son of the 13'a Right Honourable Viscount Exmouth, who died in January last , te , a captain In the royal navy. He is succeeded in his title and e ' ia pl by his eldest son, the Honourable Edward Bellew, now in his year, in the civil service of the llonourable East India Comp:lo3' °h th Bengal Establishment. Oa Wednesday last, aged 53, Mr. John Slater: l a te of Same day, in this town, aged 29 years, Mr. W. R. Angv ll, Manchester. On Friday last, Thomas Headlam, Esq., Aigburth. „ . „. ( 41 Same day, aged 4 years, Thomas Stephen; and on Saturday , 13 months, John, sons of Mr. Joh n B ra d s h a w, wa t c h- ma ker, ClaYt° street. f g an ' Ou Sunday last, aged 48, Sarah, wife of Mr. George TAY -°r' ehester, late of this town. v Liverpool :—Printed every Tuesday and Friday morning in „ E , buildings, John-street, and publish e d a t th e S TANDAR D-Oa , ' - s na 7, Hip-street, Exchange by F uax p E y 5. .,...0ruc•r w a r- Advertisements are received by Messrs. Newton and wick-square; Barker, Fleet-street ; Deacon, YValbrook; J'A s .•'(;sr - Chancery-lane; Munden Hammond, 27, Lomharu-street 8 4 0 e; raway's; at the London Commercial Coffee-house, Mincingwoet' Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cornhill; Chapter Coffee-houseqtroa noster-row; North and South American Coffee-house , needle-street; Lawson and Barker, Birchin-lane; and „ so w. Lewer, 4, Wellington-street. Strand, London; by Messrs. J,!, ) ,`,"„ r icl'' and Dublin; Mr. M'l'hun, Glasgow; S o wler, L•f d ,1 1• • office, Co., anchester ; Mr. Malley, Booksetler Warrington; Clarke, Pilot-office, Preston. •