The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-24 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD , Aug. 24, 1847 1847. Tll E LIVERPO - • ktipping to trl liatiut. • Illart tts. ArtatittO, ..... ._ —. ... _ TUESDAY, AucettaT 17.-Wind N.N.E., light. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, AUG. 17. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, AUG, 18. ARRIvEn.--Mary, from New Orleans 0 * , and Archimedes, Wheat, 27 qrs., 2 15s. 4d. ete qr.: total, X 74 14s. Od. We were supplied to-day pretty liberally with Irish Beasts, Buckman, from New York. Oats, •0 qrs., o*o Os. Od. Te• qr.: total, .t'o Os. Od. and a fair show of Sheep. The demand is good for prime Beef SAILED.-Montezurna, Lowber, New York-Hannibal, Foot, Barley, 0 qrs., @£o Os. Od. le qr.: total, 0 Os. Od. and Mutton, and last week's rates fully supported. New Orleans-Benjamin Boyd, Jenkins, Africa-Stephen Bald- _____. _ _ win, Borland, Philadelohia-Quiz, Luke, Constantinople-Jane, LEEDS CORN MARKET, AUG.I7. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, AUG. 18. • .Ainsworth, Bremen-Jim Crow, Clip B erton, Brake-Corsair, • e n m t i I T e e r e s k p r w e e f e have n.iog had to r refrain io little f from p in e s buying sing i n Stephens, St, Petersburg-Ben Nevis, Turner, Quebec-Gag- W . e had a moderate supply of G'uin to-day, .except Oats, which was good. Millers purchase Wheat for their immediate zelle, Ramsey, Trinidad-Cordelia, Hughes, Hong Kong.the Dur Wheatingt hthe market, pres wants only, at a decline of 3s per quarter from last Tuesday's in the expectation of a further reduction. English and foreign Greenock, hence at George Isle. prices. Oats the turn in favour of the buyers. English Beans both 2s 2 p s er to tio 3s or p t e e r r i q o u w a e 7 . er lower. Beans and Oats Is ; Peas 2s maintain their value, but foreign Is per quarter cheaper. Medina, Moss, hence at Alexandria. • Elita, Atkins, sailed . from Smyrna for this port 24th July, -- - a DUBLIN CORN MARKET, AUG. 20. and Candidate, Janes 27th Jul" DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, AUG. 19. Lady Brougham, Forbes, from Marsala at Palermo, and We had a fair demand for both Cattle and Sheep at about the We have again to report an exceedingly dull market for old sailed for this port3lstJuly quotations of last week-Beef 46s to 565, Mutton aed to 6ed. grain, and a decline of fully Is per barrel on Wheat and Oats. July,Mary Jane, Ashhorne, sailed from Palermo for this port 25th and Augusta, Steward, 28th July. There was nod business done in export, from the last Liver- Indian Corn also cheaper by Isto 2s per quarter, according to Roberts, hence at Leghorn. Pool and M a anchester prices being favourable. Lambs nearly qualitee. New bere supported currency of Tuesday ;new Oats out of season-16s to 24s each. A few small pigs only at and Wheat were is lower. Genitore, sailed from ditto for this port 17th July. Urania, Clark, - hence at Lisbon. market. -- --- - - - e ----- - "lila, Lamella° ; Valeria, Wright, and Greyhound, Cooper, hence at lielvoets ° HULL CORN MARKET, AUG. 17. —41,-- Ann Falcon lioness from Matanzas at Cove. At to-day's market we had a fair supply of farmer's Wheat; PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Goshawk, liobson, hence for uronstailt, at Pentland . Frith. the trade was slow at last week's prices. In foreign but little Cato Uric • ', e a se f , from Riga for this port at Lough Swilly. passing. A parcel or two of new English wer shown, quality G. Norris and Co., Rochdale, printers-J. R. Williamson and . and condition various-sold at 56s to 58s 63Ibs. No alteration Co. Manchester and Preston, muslin manufacturers-Furne- Sroan'pr'n St. Petersburg for this port, at Peterhead. N'eptune HEAD' SUTFI ERLANDSH IR E, August 13.-The barque in any clescription of Sprine Con, Ry e Meal goes off at Is Id yell', Ashworth, and Co., Haslinirden, Lancashire, iron found- Ali rehet " When thene Liebau, hemp laden, with loss of rudder, and a de- per stone as i n quantity and quality. ers ;as far as regards A. Ashworth-T. Stevenson and Co.. was driven on the rocks, near this head, yesterday. e , weather moderates and the wind shifts, a great part oi,,n..er cargo and materials may be saved. 7 _________ ___-=____._- 4.A, NCTIESTER CORN EXCHANGE. AUG. 21: Nottingham, engravers; as far as regards D. Stafford-E. and • e chemists-Pinkness and Eden, Li ,onc,ers-llaworth and Barnes, Church, The weather has continued fine during the week, and no par .:tea:a-A July thi s , 29.-The Georgina, Clegg,. from Smyrna for ticnlar change has been observed in the corn trade. and vendors of chicory. port, put in here yesterday, leaky, and is discharging. To-day Wheat is somewhat lower. Fresh Flour, both home- v il e i r a p i3c o ar o sa l lY , is p ri a ei a i n wm t ' e a r l' s 'Tt -Ratcliffe i ffe and Clough, BANKRUPTS. , --- ' made and American. maintains previous rates. Oats and Oat- William Henry Pitcher, Guildford-street, Russell-square, _ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18.-Wind N.N.E., light. meal, so little offering that their value may be considered as no- London. . ~_ bAILFD -Hel elly , Oliver, Ceylon, &c.-Rappahannock, min:illy unchaneed. Malt, Is. to 2s. per load cheaper. Beans George Gale, Winchester, corn chandler. . •Druminiind ; Sea, w ' F n eeemar, and Massachusetts, Sampson, without alteration. New York-Harriet, Williams, and Iris, Bertram, Newfound- I _ a _ e ___ land-Safeenard, Smith, Montreal-Stirlingshire, Rattray, Ma- , --- wAKEFTELD CORN MARKET. AUG. 20. fac C t h u a r. Thomas Smith; Bristol, timber dealer. Charles Lewis, Standgate-street, Lambeth, tin plate menu ranham-Chapmans, Aitkin, Bahia-Blue Bell, Johnson, Rio I We have fair • Grande-Nimrod, Atkins, Alexandria; E.-Bubona, Phillipson, arrivals of all Grain, except of Wheat, which is William Wain, Manchester, pocket-book maker. Cronstadt-Union, Steir, Hamburg, only small. The present fine weather and favourable progress Joseph Trewick, jun., Newcastle-upon-Tyne , draper. . of harvest operations, to ge th er w ith th e co nti nue d l ow p r i ces R o b ert Gi s b urne, N ewcas tl e - u pon-Tyne, boot; eee Nerve Yheria, Trihini, hence for Havana, was wrecked 11th of Flour at Liverpool, causes the demand here to be of the Willi am E as t H o l mes an d William Butcher, Lichfield, coach July, on a reef off Cayo de Guinchos. most limited character ; fr e sh English Wheat is saleable in re- build er s. er. William Barber, Manthorpe, hence at Odessa. tail quantities at es to 4s per quarter reduction ; for foreign John Yates, Redditch, Worcestershire, victualler. tre is little or no inquiry. O a t s an d Shelling a r e abo u t the Richard Parkes, Edgbaston, Warwickshire, wine merchant. Frisk, Screech, from Cephalonia at Malta, and sailed for this same as last week. Beans rather lower and the sale slow. New T. C. Sept. V I . O piIer.DIVIDENDS. port Ist August. r e , a m d dealer-Sept. . 10, Iris, Prowse, hence at Messina. Barley is inquired for. o c C o o o t i se G , W. Homan, iean Lancashire, Emilia, Garordo, hence at Malaga. — Nancy, Reeves, hence at Oporto. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, AUG. 20. CERTIFICATES at:tn ch e s t e t Mary, Roseland; Persian, Forrest, and Gleaner, Crawford, There was a fair inquiry in the early part of the week from to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. hence at St. Petersburg. the trade and exporters, but the demand during the last few Mecklenburg, Ahrens, and Victoria, Gent, hence at Swinne- days has been ninlerate, and the market dull and inanimate; Sept. 11, J. Sngden, Bradford, Yorkshire, butcher -Sept. -sept. 7, monde. in prices scarcely any change can be noticed; in 'occasional in- J. Hughes, Liverpool, joiner -Sept. 13, E. Andrew, Manches- Diana, Lund, and Genius, Nibbe. hence at Hamburg. stances the bnyer has had a slight advantage, but the market ter, fustian William Mitchells, Wells, hence for St. Thomas at Newport. closed without alteration from the last quotations. Speculators ' manufacturer -Sept. 9, A. Machin, Manchester, setetTWß• M h grocer -e p . Manche . . erry, ester, agent-Sept. 8, T. Hutchins, ter, coach proprietor. 1 . , . have taken 2000 American and 900 and exporters 1800 THURSDAY, AUGUST 19.-Wind E., light. American, 630 Surat, and 70 Pernams. Surat, SAILED.-St. Anne, elarguand, for: Gaepee-Boadicea, Bey- . CE RTIFICATES To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown - to the contrary on or before Sept. 7. non, Labrador-Troubadour, Graham, New York-Stentor, .31'leay, Pictou, N.S.-Eurydice, Brown, - Newfoundland and ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, C. H. Perry, Liverpool, baker-T. Herbert, Llanelly, Bre- Brazil-Volusio, Stevenson, Lisbon-Maria, Pinkey, Smyrna- For the week ending Aug. 20, 1847. conshire, grocer. Trident. Thing, Rio Janeiro-Rowland, Blanchard, Portland, SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Prices paid Imports G. and M. Henderson, Edinburgh, toy merchants. A.S.-Henrietta, Barker, Odessa-Bo.eno Racnele, Badessicb, SALES OF THE WEEK. in the week. ThisWk'This Yr. A. M a c na ir, Gl a sgow, commission agent. ;Malta-Pere, Reid, Constantinople - Caledonia, (steamer,) LOU, Halifax and Boston. 180 Sea island 4O Stained The Neptune, reported 17th instant, on shore near Store 3270 Bowed Georgia. 6' --8 J. Alexander, Kelso, draper. this port. r Mobile Ci - 74 Ilead, was hound from St. Petersbargh for 3320 I Alabama and'Pennessee' 64 - -62 } 5183 367254 - George Glen, Parry, hence at Para.FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. 11650 New Orleans 64 - 89 PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. . Reliance, Dean, hence at Galatz. Calypso, from New York off Cape Clear. 110 { Pernambuco & Paraiba 8 -82 1 17472 Chadwick, Marland, and Co., Manchester, general Man- Juno, Bendixon, from ditto off Falmouth. cheater warehousemen; as far as regards J. Chadwick-F. Story, Golden Fleece, Palethorpe, from Pernambuco at Deal. 90 Bahia and Maceio Maranhain 72 -al 1 22563 manufacturers; as far as regards T. Carruthers-W. Pollard Haabet, Ingferren, from Denmark for this port off Dover. 880 { e • e 74 - 78 I •'•' ,:awginneuand Co., Leeds, whitesmiths ; as far as regards F. Pollard.- .... Minas .... Para - - - FRIDAY, AUGUST 20.-Wind N.N.W. __ _ 1 .... ..'.. - g , Milli an Jowett, and Co., Bingley and Bradford, Yorkshire, stuff manufacturers. AREIVED.-Manchester, Tyler, and Clinton, —, from New 20 Demerara, Surinam, &c 9 - - .. .. 385 DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDEND. . Orleans-Scotia, Charlsden, Cronstadt-Margaret, Creighton, 78 -92 •• • • 6049 T. Bourne, Liverpool, cornfactor. 1140 Egyptian Arcbangel-Hero, from Montreal-Eliza Sanders, and Spruce, Riga. 20 Barbadoes 607 BANKRUPTS. SAILED.-Cora, Gilles i from Africa-Levantine (steamer,) .... Peruvian - - 1 Robert Wright Roberts, Liverpool, builder, Sept. 10, Oct. 1, Booth - - i , C o-onstantinople- at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy: Freeman,T New York -A m ' Orleans-Anna Wat- •• • • Laguayra Gillespie, Constan tinople-Cambridge, Peabody, and Orpheus, .... Bahama moy, Clark, New- - - solicitors, Messrs. Johnson and Co., Temple, London, and son, Hicks, Cuba-Ocean Queen, Fuller, Cronstadt-Scotia, 70 Common West India - ). .... 3319 Mr. Grocott, Liverpool, and Mr. Pemberton, Liverpool; official Burnett, Ge noa - General Mina, Larragan, Havana. . .... Carthagena - - I i assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool. Tucker, Walls, hence atHelvoet. .. Smyrna - - - James Bundey, Lower Exnury, Hampshire, brickmaker. .... Manilla - - - Charles Edward Neste, Creek-wharf, Hammersmith, coal Ferozepore, Oliver, from New York off Waterford. 3200 Surat - 52 a 60581 merchants. Betsey, Atkinson, from St. Petersburg for this port, off Deal. 140 Madras Bengal i - - - ' _ SATURDAY, 21st AUGUST.-Wind W.N.W., light. 5552 , 722461 - ter, Henderson, from Savannah-Brews- 24130 bales. John Hills, Billericay, Essex, auctioneer. Lincoln, from Mobile-Jane, Browning, from Gibraltar- William Bristow,3larchmod-street, Brunswick-square, Lon- Aurora •curroN MARKET, AUGUST 23. , Pearse from D '-don, grocer. , antic-Ferozepore, Oliver; Europe, The demand for Cotton has only been very moderate e, again A beel, and Condor, Whiting, from New York-Amelia, Ed- to-day, but prices do not give way. The •sales are 3500 ba.es, William Armstrong, Norwich ; draper. ' Ymn d ; Par, Dixon, and Johanna Emil, Permie, St. Peters-burg-n 300 of them for export. The accounts from the States, per Robert Peck, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer. Ostend-A t ne, -; Egidius, Halewyk, and Union, —, from Sarah Sands, are considered to be of a hardening tendency, as Williamry, Monk WearmoutheDurham, rope manufacturer. Jse D nv,irioiitie, Rezey, from Barbadoes-Republic, Blevin, regards Cotton. Sampson;S Sheffield, spirit merchant. from New William Goodall and Benjamin Hopkinson Bates, Halifax, rlea ns - Catherine, Thompson, from Montreal- • cloth merchants. Quebec -Victoria, from Cronstadt-Fanny, Buckman, from et , ' • - ' LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET. AuG. 20. John Reilly, Wolverhampton, grocer. inuel, Gribble eme.-Gustav, Redman, from Stettin-Sa- Schied am , from Hamburg-Jacoba Barbara, —, from Sugar.-There has been rather more disposition to . purchase, John Hillman, Worcester, grocer. • particularly for low brown West India and fine white Bengal, Robert Weston, Manchester, musical instrument seller. SAILED which being extremely scarce, have commanded rather higher DIVIDENDS. Lowell • -- Larne, Nickles, for Jamaica—United States, ei , Boston -St. Andrews; Poustic, Pictou-Euterpe, Fitz- prices. The s a les re p or t e d are 400 hhds B. P. 4000 bags Ben- Sept. 10, C. Ogilvie and W. Mac Nellie, Liverpool, soap menu , and and British Princess, Mather, Quebec-Haabet, Neil- gal, an d 1200 ma t s Mauritius. Foreign.-20d cases and 4200 facturers-Sept. 10, J. Webster and J. Harrison, Liverpool, So n , for Iceland-F a i ry , Be ee d on , f or etemel-Ranger, Burke, bags and brls brown Brazil have been sold for export at from merchants-Sept. 14, J. Gray, London and Liverpool, mer- Stettin. 17s to - 19s per cwt in bond, and 110 hhds Cuba Muscovado and chant-Sept. 16, \V. F., B. F., and P. F. Cooper, Darlington, Porto Rico at 38s to 42s 6d, duty paid. Durham, linendrapers. Sandford, Nelson, hence and Madeira at Demerara. The ext remely low rates at present , current for Molasses CERTIFICATES Hope, Heron, hence and Trinidad at St. Vincent. have brou g ht the trade into the market, and the sales of all To be granted, u n l ess cause b e s h own t o th e con t rary on th e Cheshire, King, hence at Barbadoes. kinds are 4-00 casks, within the range of the quotations. Coffee.-The demand continues languid, and the total sales - Sept. 10, W. Sime, Liv d e L r V p o oo f l m , b e l e o t c i k n m g' aker-Sept. 10, W. Guy- Marion, Woof, hence at St. Thomas, Antoinette, Petersen, and Mary Ann, Holman, C s e v y e el o n n ,eaonnds ; s 1 t o coa.s e ktso,o7tocbesagesaLmsatztuesal,„l4,o ot b f a o g i a m o o r i d r i a n t a e r s y . . w t o h n i , e j to un e . , , c L h s i v o e t r - p r e l p , t m l e 3 r , c I I merchant-Sept, n o t - rr S e e t p i . t .1 O , J . D Manchester,ea k i n g , om m Liverpool, sno. Thomas. Casimir, Guerolt, and- Pomona, —, hence .at Port-au-Prince Asmall arcel of Bahia Cocoa . brought ass to 40s per cwt. facturer-Sept. 13, C. Cox. Salford, Lancashire, wine dealer. - Rice,-The sales in Carolina amount to 200 tees, at 17s 9d to Soto, Kast, hence at Laguira.CERTIFICATES Lancaster, M‘Clelland s • British •andmerchant, Huguet, hence 21s 9d, and in Bengal 5000 bags, at 12s 6d to 14s for broken, anti To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown 14s 6d to 15s 6d for middling to fine white, and ms 6d for yellow to the contrary , on or before Sept. 10. at Demerara. S. and J. Chappel, Leeds, earthenware manufacturers-J. St. e Viecent, Shepherd, hence at St. Vincent. cargo, and we reduce the quotations accordingly. Rum.-Lower prices have been accepted, the sales incude 80 Harland, Merrick, Yorkshire, banker-H. J. E. Saffran, Hutt . inane, Maseow, hence at Sw'n nde Royal William,' Francis, and Countess Of Minto, Allen, hence puns Demerara, 37 to 39 per cent (). P., at 3s 6d, 80 puns dersfield, merchant. at St. Petersburg. Jamaica, at 4s 6d to 4s Rd for a fine mark, and 200 casks Ha- SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Neptunus, Pickance, feom St. John, N.B. for this port, at vane, 11 per cent. under-proof, at Is 9d per gallon. - •G. Roberton, Glasgow, printer. . Milford ; captain and part of crew sick. Tea.-Nothing new to report ; the market steady, but not J. Walkinshaw, Glasgow, merchant. Berbice, Addeley, sailed from Berbice for this port 9th July. much doing. Js Murray, Abernethy, Perthshire, miller. Felicity, sailed from Jamaica 14th July, and Morley, 18th, Of East India Drysaltery produce, the sales have been about Msitries and Co., Glasgow, fancy silk manufacturer s both for this port. 100 cases of Gum Arabic at 24s up to 60s, 60 chests Shell Lac, at J. Patterson, Alloa, merchant.' . , Urania, Martin, sailed from Laguira for this port 17th July. 43s up to 57 6d per cwt., the latter for good orange, 20 boxes R. Doig, Greenock, perfumer. Elizabeth Wood, Hadwyn, sailed from Barbadoes 10th July, Gum Demmer at 30s, 130 baskets and bales Gambier at 13s, 10 • I . and Bermuda, Carson, 15th July, both for this port. casks Borax at 54s and 75 boxes Pearl Saeo at 24s per cwt.- MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. Adelia Jane, sailed from Antigua 15th J u ly, ( w i t h t h e palm S altpetre and Nitrate of Soda have been in limited request. August. Joie x Ja ne , ) - EYaltite, Lister, 20th, and Isabel, Griffiths, 21st Guano.-The sales are limited of the better qualities; 800.. Hoot. Fnnchal, 24, William Scott (2nd) u, all for this port. tons Saldanha Bay, of good quality, sold by auction at *3 7s 6d —, from Barbadoes at Nevis, and loading for this to *3 10s per ton. 24, Lovett and Corran (audit) Port. 24, John Itiky (proof and div.) Z e phyr Havelock, from Barbadoes at Cove. Dyewoods.-There is no improvement, and - the -market re -25, Samuel Littler (proof and div.) Ditto, • 11 TYawal'd Jackson, from Havana, at ditto. mains without change. Thomas .. Yates (2nd) Ditto, II • Em of e Sultan, from Galatz 'off ditto. •--Ity pf the There-has been an improved demand for Ashes ; the sales are 2 7 7 , 2 , William Jackson (2nd) Ditto, 11 l 200 brls, .at 29s to 305 for Pot, and 30s for old, and 31s to 32s 27, Thomas Alletson (Ist) ter., is'`ounttani,,26th August.-Neva, from Liverpool, for St. Pe- for new Pearl. . . . 27, Thomas Hill (Ist) • ...limn bore on the Swedish-coast. In Tar of Turpentine there are no transactions to report , Ditto, II 2000 brls American Rosin sold at 2s 9d to 3s 6d, as in -quality; 2 2 7 7, Joseph r,e Johnston (Ist) Peter Furlong (proof) ----- ,NeAweeyiSoel3.rekNilp.TA-::(t,:2nd Ateausn.-Wind NN.W., fresh. and a few brls Pitch at 3s. 30, Thomas roof and diy.) 1 Seeds.-10 brls and 5 tees American red Cloverseed were sold 30, Henson Dutchman (special) John Yates', jun. 2 t - • Tor n' . l John c Sands, (screw steamer,) Thompson, from Sept. 3, Hulme and.Braggard (2nd) District Court, 11 There is nothing to notice in Hides which continue very dull. at 44s per cwt. -Gener _ ei rein a i n u dy Honk 4th instant, a.m.-Monmouth, , 3 Thomas Crowther (proof) C ,_ n al Taylor, R e ,f , Dwight r and Cairo, Childs, New. Orleans, 3 , Michael M'Ardle (2nd t , re ye, Douela• . i i' l ltati Roscius, Eldridge ; Victor, Clark ; Small sales continue to be made in'Brimstone at full prices. ) Ditto, 12 l 'ewl ork f e , 63 omahair, Pyne, and Bother, —, from Of Sicily Sumac, upwards of 1000 bags have found buyers, at 3, Robert Marsh (proof and div.) Ditto, 12 .1- . Mons o• - °ward 1,1 12s 6d to 13s per cwt. 3, Joseph Smith (2nd) 1 e .Idect-Park r, own, from Philadelphia-Choice, from Ditto, 1 Davis,, front N from Quebec- Da - ' l3arbadoerisien' from Demerara-Jamaica, Bail- Argots are inquired for, but being scarce, the sales are •con fined to small lots, at extreme rates. IMINI!MIWIMINM!:MIMIPM. ,M1111M1111.1.1.1.= Davis g o er, Morris, from Jamaica-Acadia, All sorts of Tartar in limited request. Ferguson, from St. Stephen, Of Quercitron Bark, small sales at extreme rates, and higher STATE OF TRADE. , - 'IL-Sophia, from !eons prince Edward Island-City of the Sultan, 5„, Ga atz-p s prices demanded. of ''' , “a 0 St. y p rnan s m ayfio P tr, from Ostend-Atalanta,__Boyne, from 400 bales Turkey Madder Roots have been sold at at the MANCH ESTER.-Taking into account the monetary pressure etersbur and Co te - e g--,-Lliza Rae, 'Ter, from Alexandria-Orelia, Whitfield, from Of s quo e ion . under which we labour at present, and the consequent indis- Rae, from Riga-Alwina, Moller, position which prevails with buyers to contract new liabilities, of den, .Wetlhre'rfrom Danzic-C-ourier Witt, from Stettin-Heb- About 100 tuns , Olive Oil have found buyers ; the marketis les of Seal and Cod Oil have been made, we could not expect any improvement in our market this week. t, Loui se , ail, and Victoria, 'raft, ,from Cronstadt-Emilie steady.-Only small sa . . . at the quotations.-Seed Oils continue in request, at last week's Although very little business is doing, a rather better feeling it - and liana,rout L eghorn-Abdiel K der; Giovanni Azzona di , e, r .-. Beckwith, from ➢Malt a a-Elizabeth abeth ; bezina, .' and revails, caused no doubt by the cheering prospects of a good I$ " gime, from -_ prices.-Oil of Turpentine is held more firmly, and the sales, (which are not, however, to any great extent,) have been made harvest. The home trade houses have experienced some im p' " Uestbete es , at 398 per cwt.-250 tons of Linseed Cake were sold at auction, provement, but shippers are very flat. For low printing cloths , at .*7 15s to *8 5s per ton.-In Palm Oil a large business has there has been more inquiry, prices being much the same as 0. ' Floridian' - , na .•-_ , Hasty ' hence at New Orleans. Hie, Whitmore, hence at Apalachicola. been done this week, :and the sales reach 550 tons, part for ex- last week. In skirtings -there is no improvement ;40 inches 5t . Cei n e e r r n a i at e ( steamer,) hence at Boston 2nd August. port, (for which portion no price is named,) but principally for are very depressed, and should the Indian mail, expected to -3i eeparne:kehome use, at •tn 4 per ton. ‘ e e e._ , eninbar, and Herman, Welsh, hence at Baltimore. • morrow, bring unfavourable news, we shall doubtless have many houses engaged in the manufacture of these goods stop. sr 'IV* • II bar ing, Houck; Joseph Meies • Virginia, Eaton, and Hemp.-Nothing has been done in Baltic; 400 bales Jute t• Cropper, hence at New York.'' iy 1,„. s „, , Dixon, from St. Petersburg at tornaway, and sailed Tallow is a little dull; the sales are 250 casks, on rather disposition to give way in price. By the official returns for le - 41: Dort 13th August. _ delphia, (French mail steamer,) from Cherbourg at New easier terms, say 49s for Petersburg Y. C., and for Odessa and North American 488 per cwt.-The sales of American Lard this Manchester, made up to the 17th, we find a diminution in the at 'York „ re 211 d August. week been very large ; 1300 packages, of various es fine number of mills going full time, and a consequent increase in those working short time, or altogether stopped. The following A l e Prus • A u _ sian M. Ship Amazone, from Texel at New York 3rd xs.le„,atlve. eions, h e ate been sold at 445-6 d to 525, and a parcel of verY nne, table will show this at a glance ; a. iliat. in cans, at 57s 6d per cwt. MILLS. al Huson, -of St. John N.B. sailed from 3lonkton Grain.-There has been a good demand to-day for Wheat Total No. Full time. Short time. Stopped. of. en tor Cork 22st August, 1846, and has not since been heard and Flour. ; Oats rather lower ; Indian Corn held at the August 3 .... 175 IF/ • 18 dY quotations. „ 10 , ... 172 „ 17 .... 175 8 5 VESSELS SPOKEN : 2s, long. Apalachicola for this port, 20th July, in let. . ii - LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, AUG. 17. PERSONS EMPLOYED. :_l, long. A,°-Tom Moore, 6th August, in lat. 48, long. 32- The Britannia brings accounts from New York to the 31st, kets Total On full On short Out of 1, 0 4 I A igust, in lat. 46, long. 4 0-Margaret, hence for V o a;r k ir, t lN i ew York, same time-Margaret, from Halifax for and from New Orleans to the 19th July •at each of these mar- No. time, time. employment. the decline in grain produce had been considerable since August 3 .... 41,009 .... 31,880 .... 2,146 .... 6,983 91 Quebec, 25th July, in lat. 46, long. 43-Julius Csesar, hen ce the previous packet, whichiatthe • 26th July, in tat. 48,10ng. 23, with two passengers dead s l' i C' checking supplies from c . former port had the effect of 9 9 1 0 .. • . 41,009 .... 30,209 .... 3,682 .... 7,118 ae hence for Berbice, 25th July, in lat. 49, long, 17-Yorkshire,e:a for immediate sic the interior, and the stocks available ~ 17 .... 41,009 .... 27,680 .... 5,511 .... 7,818 of hence for Quebec, sth July e iu Ist. 44, 15 emigrants dead -Cob_ New Orleans the shipment were therefore reported as light; at From the above it will be seen that, between the 311 and 17th of ig • ham, hence for Rio Janeiro, 21st July, in lat. 38, long. 14 , - p t had been to a liberal Since Friday our imports have been increased extent. August, 4,200 hands were transferred from full time working to 75. Douce, from Cardiff for Jamaica, in fat. -48, long. 12-John tent, chiefly in respect to Wheat, Indian Corn,and ' in a fair ex- the ranks of those either out of employment or working short ti of Mitchell, from Callao for the Clyde, Gth June, in lat. 29 5, lon. 'at ter making up nearly 100,000 barne• So ion barrels. Hour, the 1. • .g as the monetary pressure continues, anduncer• 37 W-Manilla, from Calcutta for this port, 16th July, in lat. Since Thursday the taint prevai . , weather has been uninterrls as to the forthcoming supply of cotton, we can edtill .33 N, long. port, 2oth* 4-4 W-Hudson, from Sincapore for this e this morning, when much heavy rain has fallen uptedly fine, not doubt but short-time working will go on increasing. )1' Jul in y, lat. 41, long. .. . Newfoundland,7th e 33-Ann Jones, for file sale of Wheat at this day's market was upon • a moderate However unwilling nevertheless e employers may be to resort to this, it is all August, in lat. 44, lot q. for Bombay,off Tuskar -19-Empwe, . and in som e instances Is. p I crisis. We bushel under last Tuesday's currency; Flour still forms - erthe the only alternative left to them in the present '2ll cotton at • its present price and in few hands, so ElOAugust, fat Reward - ., from New York a for Waterford, Ist in44, chief attraction, and a large business has again been the smallest . possible amount ofproduction'• YOit for Falmouth, same •, done at guard against _ , . is the best safe leftper 'those of I • - log 47-Rover's Bride, from New . , prices 2s. 6d. barrel under tus day se'nnight, the ROCHDALE a still g• t lea er athance in the raw materiel. see a c in-Magnet, of Palifax e 2nd August, in lat 45, lon 45-Don, trade being more firm towards the close. week, and DALE.-There was a .• ~00d attendance at market this i etT mend west, sth Au, in hat 47, lon S4-St. Lawrence, , ~hence Barley must be quoted Id. to 2d. per 601 b., Oats, Id. to 2d. the last eightgoods or ten da prices obtained a week ago. D • „., mein fo r Bomb 20 d J 'ly IR hat 38, lon 15--Grace Darling, hence per 451 b., Beans Is., Pease 2s. to 3s. per quarter cheaper, the ys som ay, en ts , large quantities of low flam 1 e manufacturers have sols oc. ,n lat 44, lon 11-Elizabeth, hence for New Orleans, 15th July, sale of all feeding articles being much interfered with by the for exportation. There was toandl middle qualities of goods Illi In lat 24, lon 82-Favoewite, from Barbadoes, for Liverpool, 15th relativelyi low rates of Indian Corn, for the cheaper sorts of foreign wool worth mentioning. a l le ro rtt o i s on s:r . the prices of :C. Auuellste,Jane from New York, for Liverpool, 12th August- which there continues an active inquiry at fully late prices, scarce, and prices firm. id skins are yet 0 1 ; A.:yoming/ hence'Phil del 1 • 2-4 ugust in hit 45, lon for a p na, .. A , while the best kinds remain much neglected, and their value, Leens.-We regret to find that the business both • in the pub 'fel -el-Lockwo, from New Orleans, for Livern, 001, 17th August, in I if anything, rather receding.-Oatmeal in good request at the lie cloth-halls and the merchants' warehouses this week has at 37, lon 4 0-Julitte Caesar ? hence, 26th July, in lat 48, lon quotations. been but limited, the . pressure on the money market and other . 1.1 27e - l ilt' - . lame, hence, 28th J;nly, in lat 46, lon 31-Carthage, from s circumstances inducing all parties to act with great caution, eioston, forn lat 46, lon 40-Albert, hence Wheat, es , 70th. s. d. s. d. 1 S. d. S. d. and to purchase only to meet present demand. The middle and lar ler es Cork, 3rd Aug,Alst, 0 5 inittan • Petersburg, 14th A.`isgilst' in the North Channel-Re- English red ~, , ee, from New Orleans. - for Liverpool, 16th A,ugust, in lat Ditto, white - 8 0- 8 6 do. .... 8 6- 8 9 to less than a seasonable averag,e, and that for both the home Tie -, .. 16- in lat Stephen Whitney, h ence for New York, I Ith Aug., Irish red - 7 0 d 0..... 70- 7 3 and the foreign trade. Manufacturers act with great care, and th o. but r 45, lon 48 ; had 1. ..,een at arm' lior among the rocks of Sunda, Ditto, white 7 3- 7 6 d 0..... - hence the stocks are not very large. Prices are much the same it" 14th Zeived no injury-Ottoway from London, for New York, Rye, English, l e e qr - Irsh 6o lh - as they have been for some time past. Owing to the harvest 015. tendon, th• -, 17th in lat 48, ion 34-Z•L lethan from Bombay, for i''Barley, English.... thing b ut li b LAugust, in lat 49, len 20 ; bad experienced no- Scotch & Irish, en 601 bi 40- 4 4 —- mated. td froth Quo, " g t easterly winds for th•e last month-Calcutta, Malt, English, I) qr. .. 1 BRADFORD MARKET. The supply of wool coming to market 5- 1 orr u .,,. ee, 18th Aueliet in hat s lon I 1-See. and Helvellyn, 72 0 -78 0 —- is on the increase, but as it has been bought at the recent high pale kireear-o.ee • 0, , 30, . , in let 51 , s lingshire hence for at • `l,lPtaln, 20th August, Irish I) lat 4 'to 7- • , ale - - - prices current in the country, it cannot be offered to meet the o I) , 7, ion ne Hurricane, from Valparaiso,• for Falmouth, in Oats, per 45th. requirements of the spinners, who are only doing a very limited `is --- Juno at ...._.•.en 0 .,„„ 0e......................,:. ,, , , 20..5.z.22=9ciw• English and Scotch .. 44- 4 6 Seed; —-•— business, and are unwilling to ive the prices now sought. ;,ver LI - v ...................-,•-•., W els h - 4 4 j - - Noils and Brokes are not abundant; so little is now making ,a 0 .„ E RPOCIT. Irish, fine qualities .. 4 2- 4 51, - -- that prices are fully supported. The demand for dyed yarn • e ---a. iNr 0 - 4 3 I Sl ° .. Disc .1. v, ' IRMARY REPORT, A UG . AVG 21. general do. l— - goods continues active, and the chief parts made to order. Pie. 1,/ • eqi,.. -..,..3E,„ . , -____, Beans, English, le qr... ,54 0 -58 '0 1 ,eon .54 0 -58 0 Plain goods are without change. Prices continue steady. 5. 0 ,1 Ab el - ',.,,` , 5 ; ey a ' d In-patients curedßelieved a.nd•a t ,, ci." ll Scotch & Irish,v4SOtt,!46 0 -52 0 ; —- HALIFAX ,-Again we must quote a very dull market, but fen b,, ' the w ee T e tn tln e (7 nt - Patie t " • L 'tau.. 0 . - Pease, English, white .. '43 0 -46 0 ;blue —- buyers attending, and not many pieces chanei ,e. ,---, 1`). isPatients ns, 2 ; Irregular, 0•, . • e • '-e rig hands. Yardi ea e nonsuiel' wernai e i n e, 4 2 ; Out-patients, 4 ; Casuals ee urm e Do. & Irish . ..maple.. 1 •• • • _ grey 40 0 -42 0 still continue much the s• 11 ' same, with very little demand. In wool Kee l ilt`Cliena Surge" ~in the House, 174. e Flour, per 2801 b. there is very little doing, the spinners buying ' sparingly. Upon V P .31r• s el•sh Sr Irish, ands, - i fine 0 the whole the market has been fully as flat as any 5 5 tors pee ; Apothee. Dawson, Esq. ; House Surgeon, „ . Lu es i we have had A 'La - ritto. sueerfine44 0 -46 0 extra 0 1 plai n Cha' vv * Gibbo n e a rY, Mr. George Padley; House 90' , Oatmeal, s 9, lb. of Nolo , Rev w ' -11 u., and Harmood Banner, Esqrs:.e - • HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.-The cotton cut-up hosiere ------- • • Blundell Richard ' • Ad. NOR . N0 it ,,....... -- --- 7 ---_____ • Gibson, Treasurer.• , do. .... '2B 0 -29 0 little more employment, but taken as a whole this branch is in ef t, i iltatlej le ----- .40W / . Canadian —— ' I 1 4- 1 6 a lamentable condition. The wrought liran, * 241 b hose, however, keeps its e t $ ' ADM ere" AL REPORT, AUG. 21. vantage ground. We do not hear of any ' improvement in the fli s reCOmn i „d ' Accide s R ----------- ; ii CORN EXCHANGE, AUG. 20. cotton glove branch, but the silk glove trade remains in much 1 ) „_,. ation 2 , . -* -vied' land S • a%eneved and a . ,J , T otal,' Ica Surgical Cases upon • '4 . have again a large arrival of Flour, . but the fresh supply the same state as for several weeks past, that is, better than it e el Ir flu, 3 . DiedO request,w O. - DISCHARGED : Cured, 25 ; A e h d for of otter produce is comparatively limited, having a the was in the winter and spring months. The plain silk hose 1 , ••) C °Ustlltii'l , 6 ;lt 5 ; Attended as Out Patients, 19 ; en•t li g ht contrary winds the past three days. branch is said to be'improving in this town. The bobbin net , l ( 3 ) . ernainin ' . Sur, SUrgeOn j gin the Hospital, 89. most I —the interval from Tuesday a fair demand has con- trade, both fancy and plain, though still depreSsed, is in a bet . 0 0 . s t eeenu • for th e '• M• Banner, Esq. • Physician and Datil. 1 Elttir and the - difficulty of selecting choice fresh i ter state than it was a few weeks since. The black silk lace be uob • n 8 , H ouse ensuing weekr. 'Scott, and Mr. tinned t,...T. 'of the e (Identity to hand, has rather ims ' trade is still pretty good, but the machines are too fine for the od e elates( ) Visitors,Henry en Old lar g e . trade hasarticles required. i, d er I n, Egg" . ;Ho , enry Holmes and It. WW. parcels, e . `value of such ;in other respects, the - proved the,„,__ , i,e t t our last report. front , -- ----_= of ° ' , --- - 7 * ' l ' In• Tr easurer Hu , B. H. Jones, Esq.; Chaplain, varied but hilt `r cued with much firmness, and I , ' 0 ..... ________,...,______________________glies. Our market t' lais morning open ~ . beyond a moderate Niteat were not practicable LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. hi - ---___________ , LIVERp amount, the demaeld being eintained, and in some 1 (Direct I Indirect.' . ' Direct.; Indirect. GO: OOL DISPENSARIES. c a y .. Tas t. Mly ., In. OP; Wo mb -- "` .. tti. rt. late, our last curree" r -sea fresh nnelity was by i I. Ton Yates', jun. District Court, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 12 Ditto, 12 Ditto, 1 MANCHESTER. —Taking into account the monetary pressui und.r which we labour at present, and the consequent indis pos ich prevails with buyers to contract new liabilities, we iiot expect any improvement in our market this week Al' ugh very little business i. is doing, a rather better feeling prevails, caused no doubt by the cheering prospects of a good The home trade houses have experienced some im- are very flat. For low printing cloths .e inquiry, prices being much the same as in shirtings there is no improvement ; 40 inches ~e d, and should the Indian mail, expected to- row, bring unfavourable shall thiubtless have many houses engaged in the manufacture of these goods stop ping work altogether. Yarns are dull, but there is very little disposition to give way in price. By the official returns for Mancijest up to the 17th, we find a diminution in the number of mil. )ing full time, and a consequent increase in those working s. time, or altogether stopped. The following table will show t .... From tht 5, .... 7,81 seen that, between sll the 3tl and 17th of August, 4,', ...nds were transferred from full time working to the ranks of those either out of employment or working short time. So long as the monetary pressure continues, and uncer tainty prevails as to the forthcoming supply of cotton, we can not doubt but that short-time working will go on increasing. However unwilling employers may be to resort to this, it is nevertheless the only alternative left to them in the present crisis. With cotton at its present price, and in so few hands, the smallest possible amount of production is the best safe guard against a still greater advance in the raw material. ROCHDALE __There was a good attendance at market this week, and goods sold at prices obt lar . zen days s ome manufacturers have so 111;1 ge quantities of low flannels and middle qualities of goods for exportation. There was no alteration in the prices of foreign wool worth mentioning. Brokes ibad skins are yet scarce, and prices firm. pros'. _ cipated. BRADFORD MARKET.—The supply of wool coming to market is on the increase, but as it has been bought at the recent high prices current in the country, it cannot be offered to meet the requirements of the spinners, who are only doing a very limited business, and are unwilling to give the prices now sought. Noils and Brokes are not abundant ;so little is now making that prices are fully supported. The demand for dyed yarn goods continues active, and the chief parts made to order. '54 0 —5B 0 Plain goods are without change. Prices continue steady. HALIFAX, —Again we must quote a very dull market, but few buyers attending, and not many piec es c h ang i ng hands. Yards —42 0 still continue much the same, with very little demand. In wool there is very little doing, the spinners buying sparingly. Upon the whole the market has been fully as flat as any we have had for some time back. . ACE "ERADES.—The cotton cut-up hosiery Iproved, and many of the shops have a ment, but taken as a whole this branch is in ition. The wrought hose, however, keeps its We do not hear of any improvement in the Anch, but the silk glove trade remains in much J as for several weeks past, that is, better than ;' winter and spring months. The plain silk he said to beimproving in this town. The bobbin net Jth fancy and plain, though still depressed, is in a bet. ,e than it was a few weeks since. The black silk la , is still pretty good, but the machines are too line for articles required. The muslin lace trade is declining. 0 6- n " ran th at the )41,1ISEE OP NEW PATIENTS E NealTsnP.?- reiv aiEs se nuß7 s titutio n, 233 ; new cases . Plied With medicine, 115 to Gregor, lisq Vice-Pro, . Posi}eriy, Arnott. R.— y than of and in some {utility was by that descrip- Australia !April 14 Lima s.Tn no la Mar.. Barbadoc Bombay. B. Ayres July 24 Mauritius June 19 Mobile June 6 Monte Video June 10 New Orlear May 29 New York.. July 30 Pernambnc4 May July July July May 19 4111 Y 26 Mr. j: G. inquire Oats and Oatme a l were littl e be quoted as before. lay, and may a ,1 ul l `' - rF of to, .rehibald Tn.—New cases received advice and m( ~dution, 200; now rlises ted at their own Vied with tnedichie:lo3; total. 312.—Visiterfs. nsq.., Vic e - President ; Atr. James 84 t) Uev. Cyrus Itiorraii. MAU,. Feeding Indian Corn still rather te;: , ding up' sorts without demand. —Indian Corn Xen, l v taken at our' late c urrency, b ut is now _, 1 more money, which prevents any extensive other 'articles little business passing, and no I in value observable. ards; the best C. a I Chgrlef Demerara Havana.. Jamaica.. inah .. 1 19 St. Helen , eux, Rev. D. D. Slew , r Tnhn T AaPAII The weather is very favourable for the M . ` : I •., w • •••• y a Y n'Y 21 Vera ex "Uz chf barvest LIVERPOOL SHARE LIST. SHARES. Saturday's Sales Prices. I Yesterday - -- - - --- X I RAILWAYS. 35 Aberdeen 62 (i)- 61 d 24 Ambergate & Eastern Junction. 13..13 d 25 Arbroath and Forfar. I 253..263 471 Bedford, London, &Birmingbin., 22.. 33 p 61 Birk'head, Lancash. & Cheshire' 4..32 d 50 late C. &B. 510ct.0ne 55 till '49 403.. 402 x int 25 Do. ff £27 10/ ~ i 2O .. 203 x int 103 Do. If ' £22 ~ 1 3..23 d x int 10 Birmingham and Dudley ' 5i.. 62 I) 5 Boston, Stamford, and Birrning., par.. i p 19 Bolton, Blackburn, Clitheroe,ll 6 ..53 d & W. York, late D. B. & B. f i l 4 late B'burn, Clitheroe, &N. W. 23.. 21 d 75 Bristol and Exeter 1 par.. 1 p 15 New shares l.. 3 p 164/ Buckinghamshire 13. .13 d 40 Caledonian 8 .. 73 0 23 Half shares 1 .J** ,t d - :-.. 351 Clydesdale ii v Dundee and Ar 15 New shares, retool, No. 1 retual, No. 2 100 IGre r hum ea al and T 1N..1-4 y 30 . Ae3o shares G74.. 69 i 8- l . - 15 shares 164.. 17 p 2,1 i Great North of Scotland 85 Great Western 50 Half shares 15 Quarter sha 20 Fifth shares 30 IHuddersfield Car 19 Huddersfield Car 16 Ipswich an 2allsle of Axh 28 Do., late Hudders. 6 14i Quarter shares 6 Fifth shares 184/ £'32 shares, late Extensions ,effieldi pit 3*.- 31 P 15..1 d 6 3 Sixteenth shares 29 Half shares, late L. & B par.. 3- p 82/ Fifth shares, late W. R. U L. 3 d 423 Half shares, late W. P. & G.. 63.. 73 p 15 Extension shares, Do. .. par.. 3- p 93 Late Manchr., Bolton, & Bury 19 .. 21 p 50 Lancaster and Carlisle 10 Third shares 4 73 Lancaster and Preston 19 Three-quarter shares 156/ Quarter shares 45 Leeds and Bradford 473..483 p 323 Leeds and Dewsbury 73 Half shares 3.. 3 p 31 Leeds and Thirst 12A New shares... eicester and Bedford ivernool, Crosby, & Sonthp 'hares. late W. LanCash. Ist. Junc.l L'nool, iR 14. P p R 163.. 165 lx div 163 144..15 p x div BANKS, &c Si. • 9 p 12 .. 121 p 131.14} p 224... 23 p 4..5 p 41 . 5 p 4. . 1 p 24..3 p 53 ..54 41}..42 :Ondon and Blackwall 60 London 20 I Consol triztdon & S. Coast.t ted g res... 1 North Wester' 2 I New Quarter shares 2 Fiftl shares (G. J.). ,res (L. & M.) . 50 Lom(lOun 50 j Con 40 1 D. fated Tc nth shares ! 24 .. 25 li 25 iLong,Tidge and Preston .. 5 Malton and Driffield 100 Manchester, Sheffd. & Lincolns. 13 Quarter shares, No. 1 23 Quarter shares, No. 2 2 l, 7i Eiahth shares 2O-.. 25 late Gt. Grimsby and Sheffd Si.. Si 7 a'2o shares 4.. d 4i Quarter shares 123- late Great Grimsby Dock 7a late Sheffield and Lincolnshire 3i.. 3i d Nfanchester and Southampton d S 42/ ,* 3 - d R Duthport Stock. Midland 117..119 x div 11' 40 £4O shares 441.. 441 ~ 44 Stock. Preferential stock, 6 per cent. 1243.. 1261 ~ 6 Half shares 2#.. 2* p 2413„ Stock. Consol. Birmingham &Derby. 89 .. 90 ~ 100 Birmingham and Gloucester 122 .. 124 ~ 34 Bristol and Gloucester .e5O sb 31 ..313 ~ 149/ £37 5/ shares 100 Newcastle and Carlisle 25 Quarter shares 50 New shares 123.. 13 p , Stock. Norfolk 13 Extensions (5 per cent.) par.. 3 p 25 North British 303.. 31 12 Half shares l4 ..143 4i Quarter shares 50 . Northern and Eastern 59 .. ECI 7 , 1' North _Staffordshire 23.. 23 p _ __ _- .. (Al 207..209 IVestern 2id I x int id 92d T, & Wolverh 25 1 Preference (5 r cent. & Div.) 58 .. 59 B ii Half shares (A) 4..44 p 141 Half shares (B) 8/9..11/3 p 8 3 / 4 1 Sixth stares 100 ISt. Helens Railway and Canal 10 New shares 144.. 144 x div 6 0 Preference shares ll ..12 p x div 24, New Preference 4. • 4 p 2 0 Scottish Central 74. •74 p 171 Scottish Midland 1 Sheffield, Rotherm. & Doncaster 4.. 4 d 5 Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole U.. 14 d 34 Shrewsbury and Birmingham 16 ,Shrwsby & Chester, late N.W.M. 4..44 p xnw & div 8 1 New shares 2 .. 24 p „ 2 .Shrewsbury and Hereford 14.. 14 d 12 Shrewsbury, Oswestry & Chester 25.. 2i?, d x new 1 I Do. and Chester new shares 40 ;South Devon 50 'South Eastern and Dover 2 0 New shareS, No. 1 1 7 New shares, No. 2 15 C,onsolidated Thirds 24..2 d 6 4 New shares, No: 4 42/ South Mid. June. & Salisbury par.. 4 p 14 Southport and Euxton U.. 4 d 52/ South Staffordshire 15 South Wales 2 S.Yorksbire, Doncaster & Goole 1.. I d S 8 11 w W i a i r it w e i b c a k ve & n C a h n e d li F e i n i h rn a e m ss Ju . n .. c . tu 4 /.... 41i d 20 Whitehaven Junction R.. i d 25 Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth 9i.. 9i d Stock. York, Newcastle, and Berwick . 1373.. 1393 x dlv 10 New shares 43.. 43 p 8 i Preference shares 33. • 3 i p 20 late NeWcastle and Berwick 25 North Shields shares Stock. York and North Midland 15 E. &W. Riding Extension 6 ' Preference shares 7i• •74 P nP IRISH LINES. 3 73 Belfast and Ballymena. 25 Cork and Bandon 2O .. 193 di x int 20 Dublin and Belfast Junction 133.. 133 di 70 Dublin and Drogheda 164.. 151 dl 233 Third shares 12± Dundalk and Enniskillen 35 Great Southern and Western 25 Londonderry and Coleraine 223: Londonderry and Enniskillen 30 Midland and Great Western lsg.. 15* d' 73. Half shares 6e..63 d ! 10 ;Newry and Warrenpoint 40 Ulster __,. _ ___ ____ _ 11 .. 12 p 8z COLONIAL LINES 20 (Boulogne and Amiens l4i.. 15 7 .Dutch Rhenish 41.. n d 3 i Great Western Canada 60 Jamaica • 391.. 40 10 Northern of France(constituted) Ik.. la p 6 Orleans, Tours, and Bourdeaux. li.. 2 d 8 Paris.and Lyons (constituted) 20 Paris and Orleans 48,}.. 40.1 20 Paris and Rouen 8 Paris and Strasburg (constitutd) 4..32 d 20 Rouen and Havrc -- - 16 ;Sambre and AI 14 iStral S iTour 6i.. 6ld 9 ..8 d 5k..5# d 44..8} d (constituted) .i 8 IWest Flanders 12.11 Bank of Liverpool 10 !Borough Bank 1212.. 223 3.. k 1 51..6 f 1 ..11p 2. • 2 ,1 1) If.. If d 330 .340 p Bank , : 1 54. • p 41/3.. 43/9 x:fiir 41, 390 ..394 850 ..900 175 ..177 189 .. 191 42}..43 101.. 11 p henliend Docks & W'houses 36 .. 34 d Buildings 2OB .. 210 50 Pacific Steam Navigation Co. 9 .. 8 d 20 Rock Ferry 9x..10 x di, 10 Steam Tug Company 10 snuth-East Steam Company... Or . . Iterworl nd 4 .'oke Company I thus "P at a preniium ; those marked unv ores called in for Registration. rit) Sbares called in for Registratior FOREST} Cramp, Ei On the 4 HANisIAI On the .n the e 'Mrs. 1- CHRISTIE; 'I mandant of C Veteran Battal aged 69, Lady WAR( t, in Rio; fe of J the seat se, aged Lilt, at Old Elv ionths, ANN, 11 to Mr. Peter [y falling over and from Mr. GEORGE COWEN 'WM. CARRUTHERS, foi T. and J. Brocklebank Portma RCHIBALD square, Londo: )urham, the Right RE her children, and unaffected urbanity and kindness to her neighbours, she was respected by all who knew her. On the 12th instant, aged 12 mouths, EDWARD, son of Mr. E. BENNETT, of King-street-lane Soho. Same day, CHARLES, son of the late DAVID RENNIE, Lord-street. Lieutenant Zirtbs, liflaritagto anb eatbs BIRTHS. On the 7th instant, in Edmund-street, Toxteth-park, Mrs. Captain CHANDLER, of a son. On the 13th instant, at Nlulgraye-castle, the Countess of MULGRAVE, of a son. On the 14th instant, at Knockaloe-lx of PHILIP QUIRK, I Sante day, at Lau crime, Eastham, the wife 1, the wife of the Rev GILBERVSANDBACH, of a son. On the 15th instant, in St. Paul's-square, Mrs. JOHN ADAM, of a daughter. Same day, at the Parsonage, Waterloo, the wife of the Rev. C. J. GRAHAM. JONES, M.A., of a son. On the 18th instant, in Hydepark-street, London, Lady ASHLEY, of a daughter. On the 21st instant, the lady of EDWARD GIBBON, jun.. Esq., of Woolton-hill, of a son. MARRIED int, the I [OH N y-park, N Lughter of Colom Same day, at the JOHN G. N WALK ROTH ER h I NGTON, ( THAT ill, near JOHNS J. Colli Bart., of ELIZA NAPI John Lord N On the 19t1 JOHN DOLI HANNAH Priors, widow of the On the with )LEY PAGET lIA BECKET of the cl town wt rately at Amongst ,er . of N 1 instant, at ti LIN BA MARIA SATTEW to Edward s), the Misses Chilc B. Denison, Dr Bethell, Col. Eh 11. R. .1 the Rev..( 1., of Co MA El On the 14th instant, at Wooclste " 'T fifth son of TOTTENH Bishop of Clogher. Same day, at her residence, in Kirkdale-rcad, aged 70, Mrs. SARAII LOWE, relict of the late John Lowe, Esq., coal agent. Same day, at Hanwell, aged 77, Mrs. BENJAMIN HAWES. Same day, aged 18 months, HANNAH JANE; daughter of Mr. It. P. HUGHES, of Northumberland-terrace, Everton. Same day, of inflammation of the bowels, aged years end 5 months, ANNIE, eldest daughter of Mr. M`GREGOR, of Mornington-terrace. On the 15th instant, aged 57, ISABELLA, relict of WILLIAM ENGLISH, wine and spirit merchant. Same day, aged 61, Mr. JAMES BROCKLEBANK, letter press printer, much and deservedly respected. Same day, aged 4 months, ELIZABETH, daughter of Mr. THOMAS FISHER, currier, Dale-street. Same day, aged 15 months, THOMAS METCALFE, son of Mr. ALEXANDER MILLER, of St. Jan roxteth- day. in Clayta 70, JANET Cockburn, MIDDLI Post-orno Aigburti street, aged on the 16th instant DAVIT tiratton-street Same day, at his house, i JAMES On the 17th instant, aged 84, ELIZABETH, relict of M SAMUEL ASTBURY, watch engraver. Same day fe - of Mr. THOS. PRITCHARD , Sallie day. afClifton, Mr. ANDREW BROWNE, of Sout hill-place, Toxteth-park • his hot Saine day, HIGGINS() loft, Mrs. HAN Same day, at her resident HARPER, relict of the late Re'v. Robert Harper, of Le Same day, at the residence of his son-in-law, Mr. C. Cha London Coffee-house, St. John's-lane, aged 71, Mr. JOHN JONES, formerly of Ince, Cheshir On the 18th instant, at Quart Cottage, Yorkshire, armed 2 he only son of MICI-lAEL years and 1 month, MICHAEL, t HUMBLE, Esq., of this town. Same day, at his residence, in Park-road, in his 33d yeas Contain GLORGE SMITH. same day, at his residence, in Wellington-road lane, in his 69th year, JOHN GL' came day. in St. Vincent-sti mithdown- SIN, Esq., merchant East, of typhus fevi :h to a da since dean, ANNE, Ns'ife - of AVID MORRIS, son of LAM, formerly use of Assembly, Jamaica nd subsequently one of the on under the Act for Abo eldest daughter of the let daughter of THOMA SOPHIA CLARISSA RS Lambert, formerly of head-groom to S 'riory, for upwards of forty- I his residence ed 84, General issioners of Corn On the 19th - instant, MARY ANN Mr. BENJAMIN BURTON. Same day, MARY ELIZABETH, MILLAR, hosier, &c., St: James's. Same day, in Hanover-street, age , LAMBERT, relict of the late Mr. clerk of St. Mark's Church. On the 20th instant, at Norton, in ROBINSON, who had held the situ Richard Brooke, Bart., of Norton F one years. _ Saine day, in Norton-street, aged 73, MARGARET, relict of the late Mr. JOHN CHEESEBROUGH, accountant. Same day, EDWARD, infant son of the Rev. T. P. DICK SON, Mamie ' Cheshire. On the 21st instant, after a long in sr, borne with Chri ,f Mr. HENRY Co. tian resignation, aged 31, TAR l), Ross-terrace, Clare 1 N, wi. BIRKENHEAD HOSPITAI ND DISPENSAB' mittea AUGUST 21, 1847 scliarged—Cured, 0 ; Relieved 3enefitted, 0; Irregt SA RY.—Out-Patient ling, 160: Home Patier 1, I ; Remaining, 3.5. Total Jr. Stevenson and M F..k, Mr. Jennet ; Ind an officer, 'rom the Dash londav their sin TrAlanriP tee of ti flyhasdonE promis year. vanced In K wheat ready f ear is large, In the Lo cellent in In Fur The crop of pc IRELAND All sorts of provisions are rapidly dec' Ireland. The Limerick Chronicle state Indian corn have been offered for th" no astonishment, when new whew stone and no purchasers—and per stone, according to The Rev. Alexander Hoop. perary, committed suicide on by shooting himself with a loade, he had been officiating in the churc under mental derangement sioned by the distressing sc the ravages of_the late fan Ke?ry Exa ~u,t,t c boy Jones." whose name the public ear by his intru lace, Buckingham-house, vigilance of the police and in the 11th Hussars in Lit of his wayward dispo PIRACY ON THE IRISH TORIA," WESIROTI, 1711 l u that, on t elfast for this port, with .eral bo by force, for the I who haC ter steamer violence t d, anothe This occurrence tc ;t. (Signed) LLOYD'S 'd's, London. lATION. - •. M. O'( h reference to the late eIE 3ple had done their duty teem) ru.We • , man also 3f im porta associati ,ns next rliainent.—(Cheers.) Some r. Mr. Reynolds addressed ti The rent was announced to 1: STATE 0 below a few of the cial papers fhrou n or tne crag the Preston CZ indicatec tial failure in the potatoe is now it is the blig,ht that in the course of country in the potato growing dist appearance of a late autumn. Al of oats and wheat are abundant, and in 'West Yorkshire the wheat czx ear, and rapi o damag,e. abundant. Beans and peas, ha' flies, will yield but a sorry retu itself in some places amon whole they look well. In North Yorkshire th bars gtnep though rain is said t The wheat crop will be an a z fair. Beans will prove - a The turnip crop will be d ance yet of . . In Shropshire the pastu crops have been matured, is deficient, on In Dumfriesshire the weal maturing the crops, and th lineshire - the ire out a good ( Oats are .ndthey will y ►ians the weatl m of the wheat croy S crop ie only grain c 31V to be abov have recovered corn nd round Lancaster ti regress, and the crops disease exists, it has no Numerous fields of barl shire, Ayrshire, and Renfrewsl in about a week the reaping of A considerable breadth of various parts of the county. ( cularly in I yneside, Coquetd Bambro'shire, and the neid Warliworth, and it is expected that it days the operations of harvest will be the North of England. The weatl highly propitious for securing the which are represented as being most best quality. The Cork Constitu'ion says,—" Fi: could not be desired, and in many q of oats and wheat have been alrea sickle. Never has there heen a prosp called for thankfulness. Of potatoes say is that, so far from being devour are sound, well-flavoured and wcll-sit are not more is to pure HOSPlTAL.—Admitted, I Made Out-Patients, 0 ad. 1; Remaining, 7.- Discharged, 23 Admitted, 'l9; Diseliarg January 1, 1760. sin( Visit( PACKET I Gibraltar . Malta &I on' Havana, N and Madeir de Nia New Gre FALMOUTH S Madeira, lirazi snout Juan) I LIVERPOOL STATION. Uric. N. America, 13er putia, anti U. 2tateis I ensuing week, M Gi!bertson; Consulting SurOc Mi. F. Chil hurch, Hano 37, after givi Mr. JAMES of the barqUe Eud Same ( lin county Esq., formerly sr Advocate-General Chili C( Tii 0141 A 3 of Li. ion, Air. W ~ and Mr .man, Esq. (field, I DIED y.I • Aug Next Mail 3141 B Swift I H MB. Petrel Aug. G Sept. 24 donia.. liiibernia Aug. 191 Au. 30 lining in price ift vs of t; and with 13d. per urn after Dobson, y proved inch Old A the le land but ti , k cut in more fou.dly parts of flu 3u ally good .e stinintinn' d getting be co -T been a i, of which ►uld witness the harvest to di ea tial. Cc days, which ments have t-like. The >o. AVe lg such a grow the haulm, and ere tLe gangrene 'er, it i scarcely if p2ople_ will indant. to have t - heat has lietter for Yorkshire al Ilent. Bettye cut; but DT green as p towards Brid, the be.a.ncrc the more however, 1 all we have been able to learn, there is more than a suit average crop waiting to be gab.exed in•—DoNc'aaler C•4"miec Ins. pe 11 h. , is that t have not the m The early wheat and barl Isle of Man, and the crops vheat, LYTHAM farmers are very I crops, and the into r'ef. If the weathe M. Nicholson, in a lett throng' . l Divonshire, Sourer m out Esh ire , Herefordshire, Worc Staffordsl Dublin. Shrol re made Im i the potato diseos°, and I I connected with agriculture who bel disease of last year has reappeared in trict, or that disease of any kind 11 crop to an extent worth naniir THE HARVEST.—A very grain has been cut in this housed by this time, but for the and yesterday. In Wales tht I copious showers, though a hi will be of great service to the turnii nor, if the weather should happily ag they do any injury to the corn. Ho sidered a dOotned crop—t senting a sickly and blighted _ all hope of anything like an be some cider made this year, bt Partial Imost ev In many parts of the count -Hereford Journal. IRE.—The sickle is in ad Much rain has fallen during the lsiderable proportion of the w would have been reaped. Many fie iarvested, and all reports concur in excellent. Should the weather becol there is every likelihood, two or three wonderful execution in the corn-fit would be brought to a delightful resorts which reach us of all desm DEVOI highly favourable, but especially sc We hear more general complaints but we still believe that its ravages tain it is that potatoes are abundan extraordinary fine_qualitN CH ES H mi.—After a few c had begun to cause some brightened up, and everything loo) .n crops are now in very gen e ral cu I certainly look splendid. Oats are .rely know how tc port the Rhea v or of we can ;eral lcok capital, and will undoubte We have seen no mildew wort Swedes ; indeed, it can scarcely occur d ing season. Potatoes continue to decay .er much manure has been used, tl is rapidly. On the whole, howe remove tl: :urage, c im onia lightly latterly.- TuE HARVEST .nchester Cour D THE C Linen' null an