The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-17 00:00:00

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Itikl AJ i Y the sport of shooting. na t .„ 4 TY IN TH E RI s —On Friday week Ni t o n f , t nod th e GIII.4ND . to the Prince determined on ascending _ 7teof ti4)e.o•na-bourd, a large rugged mountain on the 141.1)5feet alebo9a),rngoruna range," rising to ion t p ,„ sidetrip level of the sea, and though sloping the height of , 41 ! I , I ,, es ' es in the direction of Speyside and Cairn kti of a k 'lts on the opposite direction an unbroken , Of alm ost D er ~ N a beck Penmcular precipices, with the exccip ,:iia or belt that connects it with its brother ' 1 " 1 1 in l -here is al gn ,••••• --' .. . " It e -ribs th 1),,, 11 -ti.• . , ourd s:rat Peculiarity of Ben-A'an, on the top . n sing ahrll.-.+1.. J.- • I I • I C ah ovethe wed 6;; 111 neer' pani I t f t a te a fe . n d the m t oo 7, archiones N i jeaoh e r d ' , and d re g ' left Balmoral - ;1 1 4 1 to e trzsed t o b. rid : e ti o p f the south sid u e " o7 ci t r a Dee tin ie;),lztalinli;rn7v,Therii.cesand a l f l t v e e r rcauld. Here the royal up the o . pposite alighted p f a r s o s na mg their carriages at ‘l v t4e . 7llo e ti - p t a ng salin . h`y'-aenY e th x e ce n ne mo t unted ponies, and as pony track, which cat:- ' bat a : ulde r of the hill e pthe Pr the av the eldest son of of Douro, and at- :0 within about a mile P arla rugged, as;''' and CC' r k ,6 .ent her party started on foot. O to k e ti n, and ' h i a a c raty proved herself to be a 1. r e on e the advantage over Prince Alt rtr, contest f Valt a sg , (l - or superiority in surmounti Da rt of ,"ia, where the hands perform fully t etis.b"orescheocotnotion as the feet, and eventuall t tr utd i s „ sr th summit the first of the party.— Z , tai t s t , pe et v it i ncilnally celebrated for the very mag :ltistilialioughoiTnimands of the various chains of Is k „ i4 a a i tri 2L the Highlands. The summit of il s otai s ,, , ,rb at _ust void of vegetation, having the pe- Nal, l , l `; , rn appearance common to our Scotch tqile t 6 it s t tL e . e vaton. The corries near the top are :2 1 ' veins . of beautiful rock crystals, with S, L stos,N7,_e familiar as " Cairngorurn stones." e ponies were 01 Dnrine the vtk r , ri ne "" Y were in search or clktpi ll ed c ,,, t e Albert h a d th e goo d f Ot t tte of ' to be not merely a sr pg, too, Prett. airngorum, fully mor hZ..s,l!)ae4plarge brooch, and IClto7ith the digger. Yot 4l, e zre e guides and gillies i t zh ic any t interest in the st N . ! 4 1 44 11i R th , ?e hills and places VN t ' : tradit,_lnterest her Majestl 101, 10 114, 0 t ' t ins of the country, I,!if tie oflOat while ascending the Si(4., gt2ides to point out the p 1 one to pick •th two or threE The Qi :n cony bout her, an ,n, she r 41,;"11 Th or hi 4 SOrn ) hiltedgut ewhere in WaS the glen I ,th:Tly wit t small mi.- the Farquho s of gu 41 °N" 4 p ,ke 4 N . :L :f a beautifull interest. 1 ; 4 t i , 4 o Jd at Ga tht t / tP4 the to sappers L ana a m nd a a c h le n a r r o s v p_ a ri f i te t h I 'Rht s e 4. st ; °' a drink from 1. t o th, left "Y he r 4t a s t Cue s Friday caused sor- N44kajesttranger wait. It is somewhat the' rid lj t 1 2Y, Per o s7 m folio 11 tatilt ett er trhY thre s w in a g l 7snnontttrian_spetirter , I LY Ztv i'"Fiond ladh Mhor" lic sone. After the wing her it her. nor the r mill hp inceiy LLICiC Will lit, (l Oft betty mat two policemen, the fellow 1 een ) 4t, states that a new W 2,r,e, to fill the vacancy a " • Wynn, Bart., late writ has been R 4 • i t 7 • v ENus:- 4 t Orie, a interesting exhibition h Ev er " r 9 touch reduced e. y •We ha The figu AILWAY RECEIPTS i lt roe seceipts of ilways for th . e - ` l3 the date to which the respect liAtt„ - !`if ' , 4 %, All, ►mount. Amount e 1439.... x 730 'Sal x litq .......... ... ha 1 1 )111 1 1 4 4 li r ' e t Y llo wn 7 8 Act 13111.:‘bi r.eth eshi re 8 C li. and W.Y. 1 • ........ y • 1; • • ........ 4stizt a tast e r ....... qt)(riOltheaaUnetien . *4 1 4 CH.o tti St" • • an .... • • eli k , E LI • A ki berdee;l n 'Slle, c4i111;44(1. •• • . ULC„AtIq 1 46 NVi e ' s orfil e ; n , '\4:4•,,tllll:itle ..... ".:: ...... • ....... tire k d .... • en„, Ayr, k it . 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IRMA.RY R. e olitients cured, 22. "tc:letitient,Patients, 9 ; Irrc 1 4. 0 - glai rc s ' 45 ; Out-patieuts. 1. 1 1 , 1 1; k, Ai airs in the 'louse Ist. k r • Fl tl': A D i to_ Rev e c ier, P .w. thundeii ; pkul t t.t qrk use Visitors, Charles Ae tiOsp 'NI, Ne m .' ITAL REPORT at e I ,IA • f , 5 9; Idedical and Su , ;• e °t ali 57. Drs. 1,1, 11 .e5, 5. A. , )I%s's ...ern a ; VIP( t he ° l ll J. Banner, E. yOOrer l itor 4 , ;plc, Dr. Dundas anL Jo l11 1 7. 11 1 ( 1 1 LI s, Cl t n;p r l i a L it /7tFq k A "r A% DISPENSARIES P it LS F.Rry., Treasurer. vehaar:ents entered on the 13oa 'eB during the last week. il l 'ke N ...,, , v . If. v . -• --._ t 444 s it ed at o,4,:qNBko,4ithtltifhierlnatitutinn ..... NiiiNi, , r 4 , j.-Q°vvn house s . . - 78 .. 61, t. , 41 Q . 1i 14.1,QU-road : .J • A * Tobi. l k l 'it, i l i o l4,'?reet ° , l ( l , ,i)Y, and 1 ,.. . AIM,. E5y5.2.80.. 4 . ' It ° O. E. c i r l3 ° o th, E. Humble, J. W N kit ti til i t t .,- , Ibtto ri s -B. `" - TreaStlrer, F. An, ES( ‘ I.Nti,it... ~.,.....6.. Tox._ .0.......---.-----....—. 4 tP • tqlt•• 4 char I:ET"( HOSPITAL, SEPT. 11 4i krtltht . ' • • ge4 . st •% , •• • .., 9 OUT-TATIENTS. .., x I CUred P.lltrre., and relieved • • s' ,) gOte.be ; ri ~@~~l t 41 I under treatment Vi N i 41 'n -.. .,.. .i,.. • • • ... N .l Y k • .lob 4 11 - " — tind 1 1: 1: 11, IN ti , p .tt Pl att 1,, treatment 69 4, 1 1 . 4 1 ',hkttri I ,i; li o ' no - !'"I• ; Visitors, Rev. J. Rob '4,. 'lttrLll o ,; t 4 reo r , ,', I Y Chaplain, Rev. Georg, Nitp ~..ott, ; r •Sur g ,,„" n r 1 1 1 1 ! neek, Nr. Cam . erot ( kit , ,;.-----.......... • H. p . ' par l r ; e c t i t .. C. Sharman , As I INI)r, ----- -00-____ • th, w ,Sl'a i ti „,,,i,,,,,,, A s AL It — : ------- tto c)k, kLi t . ol io _ AGGED SCITOOLS • itv i TR.I,-.1,: T . , A sif t •• •:•••.. 8 : ORT, s EpT n L 9 ' 4 1(1 4 4tj •'•.. • ' • • ' 4 rera , -,'• -'' ti , ,, , rt _oi lt • .... ao it g _ dativ lttemiance. ••. r} 'N' '' t r '' If •.• P Gig • ~ottiAt;try'Fl:i Treasnre -, t\,, 'ar' t ies, a ll(l l iP rr; s, "B ' lek I t -_. • - I ) ernalendem., Visitors. 1 , / 1 11,, .).0'1)t , 4 '''' , v ----t% v. - -----TABI Esq.— :i" -------- A,tv , l;!.i; h • : -va,— • , e.1)11 Hubbl 4 1,: . "...11-1 "7. 1 HOLY DA YS , ETC Is ft. in 2 o 0 9 4 11 6 In 2 3 2 4 1 10 5 ! 291 11 33 R RI I 11 11 j [Evening'. 0 7 11 'Full Moon, 011. 28n1. ) 1 7 4 17 th Sun& after Trio. A Cured, 17 Rev. WIT ku:ttinjuirt TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.—Wind S.S.E. to S.S.W., moderate and light. ARRIVED.—Ann Laing, Wilson, from Maranham—Joseph Wheeler, from Barbadoes—Rio Grande, Ryan, Apalachicola— Mermaid, Peperell, Smyrna—Yarmbuth, Grimmer, Cephalo nia—Sydney and Jane, Gallipoli—Skeilda ; Marie Auguste, Dorey; Ernest, Jovan ; Maria Victor, Dispins; and Victorine, Bordeaux—Clemence, Harmite; Henr . ette, Mareil •, and Eme he, Le Merle, Nantes—La Leonide, Rochfort—L'Amia ble Famine, and Jean and Margaret, Anderson, Rouen—Al . tred Hortense, from Havre—Herald, Hughes, from Dieppe— Mary Lewis, Lewis, Eu—Berths, Vowler, Hamburg. SAILED.--Corsair, Leadlv, for Windsor, N.S.—Harsburg. Carr, and Artistic, Edwards. Valparaiso—Monarch, Duff, for Shanghae—Elizabeth, Nloddrell. Alexandria, E.—Ellen, Neile, PiuslX, Kasten; Richard, Smeidburg; Heinrick, Zillner; Aid, Sanderson; and Fanny, Kurtz, hence at Cronstadt. Magdelina, Davis; Norfolk Tar, Kerr, and Express, Walsh, hence at Riga. Catherine Williams, hence for Dordt, at Fowey. Lady Huntley, hence for Rotterdam, at Fowey. Amity, Douglas, front Memel for this port, off Fraserburgh. Susan, Law, from Buenos Ayres at Queenstown. Tamerlane, M`Kenzie, from Calcutta, and Ellen Jenkinson, Duggan, from Mouravia, at Crookhaven. Janet, from Bueos Ayres, off Cape Clear. CROOKHAVEN, 11th Sept,—The Areatus, from Calcutta, for Boston, was passed 17th June, off the Cape Land, with rudder damaged, bowsprit sprung, &c., and supplied with a chart of Simon's Bay, by the Tamerlane, arrived here. ST, HELENA, 30th July.—The Mary Ann, from Calcutta, was spoken going into Mauritius, with lots of foremast, &c., by the Sutlej. The James Alexander was spoken 14th June, seventy days at sea—had been struck by lightning—by the Cato. The Nereid, from Aracan, was abandoned Bth July. sor, Pepper, Braiils , this morning. After the collision, the Artistic .0 anchor in the riv, r, with little or im damage. Rouen at th's port, with loss of bow- Valparaiso, ith an outward-bourid ship on the Sth September, off the ,--. Lady Clianipney, hence for Dublin, with coals, is on - - - Cheetah, Cook. from I , ,abrador off Cape Clear Carl Richard, Kraff, hence at Halifax. Gr'amiiian.:oi this port ice Gill, Wright Toronto, Bal- Kendall t ide—Simeo❑ —Ellen Gill Denia—Har- Frederick, Voss, Porter, New Or- erine I Hays eAltiy, ought in her vesel for London, i rudder broke etown, that H.l to render FRIDAI ARRIVED.-•^I. Teigt -Cheetah, Coo Ida, Ale ph Ad ,ristila, Cassandr Heloise, Mane, Nantes—Co Francisca, Grst, St. Peter Charlie, Nowlin Rapid, Osborne, child, Ward, Bonsi M'lntosh, Charleston isund, SChultz, Riga iannon Colombo ne—Rothi 'Patera- Bianot, i. —Captai SAlLED.—Douglas, S monds, Ostend—Colon der; and Centurion, Comm N Rasmussen, Iceiand—Francoi Warne, Naples—Sandbach, Be bull, Constantino Wilkie,. Mobil Pringle, Riga Lisbon—Favourite, Harvey, Gibr Genoa—Eidsbold, BralieStadt, 1 Deruche, Bayonne—Medora, Hod; ter, Hallen, and Haliford, Wright,'Calcutta—Fidelii, Auguerre and Zldefonsa, Goitra, Bilboa—Cygne, Le Bars, Seville—Mun roe, Scott, Cronstadt—Mary Ewart, Leghorn—William and Ann, Child, Dordt—Mormon Maid, Malcolm, N,arva William West, Dyer, Seville—Perdiguero, Gandal Julia y Pepita, Garay, Havana—Giovanni, Assimizzi Valbdanin ts_l_ Moody. Cadiz 8.--Charles Si Henry, Alexan us; M`Cerren tna Laura, re--Scio, ra:--Herald, Turn , Panamaashington, Philadelphia—lntellect, Orleans—Ferret, Hall, (s.), Miller, Drontheim—Charles Marie, zer, St. Petersburg—Lancas- k, Minlevy —Cato, Roti iegni, and • Seraphina, hence at Bahia. Pius IX, Richard, Heinrich, Aid, and Fanny, hence at Crc stadt. Johanna, Cornelius, llopewell, Georg' Lord Ravensworth, for this port. at Els Engeline, from St. Petersburg IV„ Alert, Clara, a for this port, at ditto. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBI ARRIVED.—MOnteZIIIIIII, Bra from New York—St. George, 1 Mazatlan—Rolla, Hughes, Por and Jenne Emilie, from l3ord Iris Jalubet, from Bilboa—B Gustave, Durand, Rochefort- ,—Wind 1?..5.E., light. • nd Lady Franklin, Yeatc --Artene Marie, Ford )ea liiios, Garlietz, a Nancy, Way, Palermo. Eepkey, from Konigsh veret, Johnson ; Ocem Resolution, Orme, r Heroine, Ball, St. " SAILED.- Johnson, Bombay .eone—Atiam 1, Demerara Orkney I Edith .villiams, Panama Cuthbert, Bahia—, Paterson, Rio Janeiro—William tat,— Elizabeth, Hart, Ma:•anham—Letitia Star, Williams, Newfoundland—Margaret, Kno i Grace—Niagara (s,), Stone ; Charles Crook :Puntalk Aiena T, Duncan ranth, Cortiss, arm forest k,zneen, Lovett, ew Owen, Antwerp--Trois Abrennes, Coff, and Marie Melanie ; Stephanie, Bordeaux—Eleanore, Bourlet, Dieppe—Celine, Iti• vet, Gijon—Camilla (s.), Little.Havre , --Roa, Stanford, OporP: ..-roiwp 'VOW, TPutegan, Paimpol. t the River Saguenay lontezutna, ce at Quebec k, from New York, at ditto Breeze, and Folus, Bartle, hence at Darda-,elles, Sandwich, Lawson. hence at ditto. _ August Pirate (a. a.). hence at Le; AdeMehl. henc la (s.), hence at Havre. a, De Groot, hence at Zoltkamp. Eniperor, Friend, from Texel for this port, off Dover. Eleanor, Morgan, hence for l)ordt, at Falmouth. Heroine, Ball, from St. Valierre for this port, at Salcombe, Harmony, Lewis, from Dunkirk for this port, at Cardigan, Mary Sharpe, Martin, hence for Quebec, off Cape Clear. Adino, Davies. from Barbadoes, off Cape Clear A barque!of about NO tons, with femele figir irts. coppered bottom, and apparently new s August 30. with very WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER n -Confidence, I A RRIVED ell, for Rio G Hardy, Barbadoes—' Ino. Harvey. Nev d Liffey. ,n, Cove man, Squires; I mono, Lewis. and Auella, hu~kii lod(s.s.), Co itantinor ,s Royal, Adamson, fror that several vess€ f Good Hope. the Cai Luvi 1, sailed froin Bor William Carey, from Sale he Guy Mannering, from New Y lock, near the Skerries ;crer it Calcutta .tic, of Lo ay, 9th Jt hautdcd, and drifted from her anchor share. and has become a total wreck : c !xpeaed to be LOCH EItRIBOLI ing, from Archan saved. Sept. 4 .1 rimy, The Pc Chapple; Anne Mary, tail M`Viccar, M‘Leod ; and ymion, Withycombe Ca Bombay, an for this port, at St. Helena EPTEMBER 12.—Wind Eleanor, Owen. from Marseille! Pere Chauvellon ; and Baljamina, Martin, _1 THURSDAY mode, .11algrand, Lueon— Petrousky, St. Peters ,. phernia, Dade, P SAI LE O.—D 904 mons, Ostend —Dow] Warne, Naples. The Royal Albert, Whiteside, is t H.hi. steamer Rifleman, from 1 neiro, with advices from Buenos Ay ally lost in Algoa Bay VideO 17th packet) is and 281.1 - 1 July Seagul (packet) was posted to sail ti land 4th Ancust. Seraphina, Gething, hence at Bahia Tina'rnara, Blundell, hence. 594 Eagle, Moore, sailed from 3 153 Frojda, ;itevenson, lierce at 126 Marie Pauline, Hallier, Lem If 7 Esther Ann, Hunter, hence 343 ___ Oceans, Jones, from Callao is port 29th Aug -- .I - Lady Sale, Rober dew Forest, Lain 1 at Queenstown Presto, Guizelie ,ead, an, n old piece yesterday, on her ou CAPE OF GOOD of water in her ho lyntine ; John Thomas Carr, \Nth,. Liebe, Hargrave; and Orbit, Larkin, h Jane, Hunter, and Fingal, lilac) Quiver, Graham, hence at Smyrna. Olive, Wilson, sailed from Smyrna for this port on the 19th August. _ _ riled from Malta for this port on the 26th of Amelia Thompson, sailed from ditto for this port on the2Bth lead, painted deck, and-some in the boat astern, was seen ashore ning, on the Cole Rock, by the Lion (s.), arrived here A stemer, supposed to be the At- Tnueso, Sept. 4.—The Betsey, from Liverpool to Wick, ,tranded on the I)unnet Sands, 26th August, has been got off Sinyrna—Hermoder, Oporto—Heloise, and Maria, , Nantes—Selina Lucille, Ma:ans—Ann Jones, Stettin — Victor, Despius, and Buchan Maid, Whiteside, Bour- cific (s.), Nye, and Jacob A. Westervelt, Hood -Storm King, Bleasdale, Valparaiso—Tanjore, tadt —Matbilde, Fantzen, St. Thomas and Cape Doornbos, Rotterdam —r -. " •-- Malta t, Zeplicn Wakeham, Jamaica , rd George Ben: to st this port ; sailed . It was reported at lost in the vicinity of aret, for this port Sntlej, Corkhill iiking on 'the Coal Anna Salkeld and Earl of from Hong e night, went on Ned ; part of the ;gy, of Liverpool, Fle on the east side of the 1, Stromstadt, Stettin—Eu Height, Ilamburg,ll t. 'harles, S n, and 'Jobn Henry, Alex ura, Rasmussen, Iceland— s el 13th July, and Montt io Janeiro 'ernambuco for Bahia on the 28t a Bay. A of the N London, was total] wind S. HE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15.—Wind S.E. Marie, Hamen, from Nantes—Ardencrai ,, , Cook did not call at St. Helena—Junema,'"Juxter :Wu—Agnes, Wild, Nantes— Reight, —Haabets Anker, Alsen, Lucon Moller, Larsen, Gothenborg and Henriette . Hermana, gotteidam— ARRIVED.— um Calcutta Passed the Sounc PACKET LIS' TON STATIO Griffiths, from Copenhagen , GENERAL POSI OFFICE Sept. 7,due Se W York g. 17- India, Ceylon 4, ale deal ;Son, and outhOnnlice Gracec John Hi on Tuesday Manchester Olartlets. ....-....12...-- LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. SEPT. 13 The Sugar market continues very firm, and the sales, which consist of 650 hhds. B.P. and 7000 bags Bengal, have been at full prices. The favourable result of the Dutch sale has caused an improvement in the demand for Foreign. but in the face of the large public sales advertised for to-day, the business is con fined to 2200 bags Pernam, chiefly low dingy white, at 20s. per cwt.—There has again been a large business in Molasses, the sales amounting to 1000 puns., at the full rases of last week, including Porto Rico and Barbadoes at 16s. to 16s. 6d., Cuba Muscovado at 15s. 6d. to 165., and clayed at 13s. 6d. per cwt. — There is more inquiry for the better descriptions of Jamaica and Plantation Ceylon Coffee, and in some instances an advance of 2s. per cwt. has been obtained ; the sales are 220 tees. Ja maica, at 545. to 995. for low to fine middling, 170 casks Plan tation Ceylon at 545. to 615., 350 bags Native, of an old import, at 445. Oct., and 1600 bags St. Domingo, to arrive, at 435. per cwt.-1800 bogs Black Pepper are reported at 2d. to 3d. per lb., being full rates, 20 brls. Jamaica Ginger at 755. to 1035., and 500 hags Bengal at 16s. 6d. per cwt.-100 tees. Carolina Rice sold at I6s. for inferior, to 18s. 9d. for fine, and 1000 bags of Bengal at former prices. —The sales of Rum are about 100 casks, one-half Jamaica, at 3s. to 4s. 2d. for good to very fine quality, the remainder Leewards, at ls. 6d. per gallon proof, and Demerara, of high strength, at 2s. id. to 2s. W.—There is a fair demand for commo❑ to good Congou Tea at previous rates, but the fine Pekoe kinds are heavy, and to effect sales lower rates have to be taken ; 110 change to notice in Greens.— Nothing reported in Shell Lac or La'C Dye.—A few chests of Indigo sold at full rates, 250 bags of Bengal Turmeric at 165., and 300 bags of Sago Flour at 17s. 6d. per cwt.—Saltpetre is firmly held, and only 300 hags sold, at 28s. 6d., and in Nitrate of Soda, but small parcels taken, at steady rates. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. SEPT. 13. The market has been dull and spiritless throughout the week ; in the early part, prices of American gave way id. per lb., at which decline, however, there has since been more steadiness. Brazil is heavy of sale, and id. to 4d. lower. Egyptian at and below fair is also id. per lb. cheaper, and Stirat closes at a similar reduction in price. Speculators have taken 3550 Ame rican, and exporters 2830 American, 430 Pernams, and 270 Surat. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, For the week ending Sept. 13, 1850. Prices paid' Imports SALES OF TIIE WEEK. the week.l I'llisWkThis Yr 110 Sea Island 50 Stained 6160 Bowed Georgia Mobile 5010 Alabama and Tc 8220 New Orleans 610 {Pernambuco & A racat i and Cca 750 Bahia and Maccic 440 {Alaranham Sawginned 420 Er.;yptia. Peruvia' Ballama Laguayr Coiim - on West It- Smyrna Manilla 2870 Surat . .... Madras LIVERPOOL COR Paraib fv EXCH From the 3rd to the 91 Grain, Flour, and Oatme small ; and without a sin, we have OniN 1,091 Northern pnrti of Eu►o produc , Odessa, beyond 7 9I }, 6246 1 , 42234 3 :ks of Flour, the latter French mar At our market to-day o! , 1 Wheats ( 7 } 3951 4550 25 10 J 8 8i- i 50139 0/ SZ 7 I SEPTEMBER 10 re, the receipts we have slow request at the rates of this (lay week ; whilst farmers' new Wheats were in moderate request, and several parcels of new Irish which appeared to-day realized the rates of this day week, at which the supplies were tolerably well cleared. American Flour met a fair inquiry ; and French, as well as Irish, was saleable at an advance of 6d. per sack. Barley and M :It were in moderate den of last week. English and the gem Beans, upon a fair inquiry, obtained and Egyptians were 6d. Opts - Moved sparingly and Oatmeal remained a Indian Corn, although inquiry, and fully maint Ditto, white Rye, English, ryr Barley, English, ct Malt, Er Oats, per 451 English & Welsh ... Beans, Englisi Scotch & 1 rig Flour,per 21 Irish, I-549. Canadian Bran.afr24tb Wheat,' 7015 United States Danzig, mixed and e L Baltic& limburg Riga and Petersbg. Odessa, common . French;Sp: Bnnnnt& &c. bard: in. Baltic, 8 . le Barley, , 60th, Grin Oats, v. .1511). ...... l3eans,l9lr. Furopt Baltic, gze:, white pti the ter BRITISH s. d. S. the fall terms s of this day se'anight, tinued to meet s. 4. s. d. 5 9 0 6 3 relp.nd at ,h scarcely obtained ious:, c 1 I Malt retna SIN KING THE OFFAL Au) 4 d. „ 41d .. 5 d. „ std. S IN ST. JOHN'S Mutton Veal.... ;u0 8 0 0 L.O 0 0 0 b. 4 0 0 0 jrc 3 0 04— 0 0 ,nts, Mack Y 0 0 9. 'URAL PRODUCI :MBER 14. . 'toes, 90Ib I ti - 1 3 - Union, Dtiyts, Ostend —Betsey Hail, Thompson, for Arica—El Dorado, Morison, St. Andrew, N.B.—Belina. Jager, Amsterdam—San- SAILED. tos Primeiro, Santos, Oporto—Trial, Ellis, Palermo, &c.—Fa vourite, Harrison, Rotterdam—Marens, Minde, Iceland—Haa. bet, Smith, Hambro'—Annechino, Schuringo, Dordt—Times, Jackson, Realijo—Swan, Tonbridge, Monte Video—Rei de Pique, Marseilles—Sophia and Margaret, Arthur, Galatz. Europa (s.. LWt, from Boston, at this port; sailed 4th, and from Halifax, [.o: instant. On the 6th, about 375 miles from Halifax, spoke the Asia (s.), from this port. Atlantic (s.), West, hence at New York Ist instant. Hibernia is.), hence at Halifax 4th instant. Conrad, Wilhelm, Gootchalx, hence for Stralsund, at Fal mouth. Ilenrie Mario, Bulot, hence at Brest. Celina, Gautier ' sailed from ltio Janeiro 11th July, and Ariel, llannington, 17th July, both for this port. Joseph Adrien, Dupont, sailed from Bourdeaux for this port Bth September. Cinderella, Le Suter, sailed from Milford 12th Sept., for Rio Janeiro, after repairing. Reso:ution, from Maranham, off Waterford, EMBER 16.—Wind E.S.E. rances, M'Nulty, from Calcutta—Epaminon- MONDAY, SE ARRIVED Jane, Brown, and Lotus, Watson, hence at Quebec, Lovely ➢lary, Potter, add Emma, Towed, hence at Newfound land. Vy indrush, Brown, hence at Gibraltar, and sailed for Valen- La Belle Barberie, from Africa at Berebaven Chase, Norrie, from Buenos Ayres at Queem Hannah Salkeld, from Calcutta, oil Dungarvon. L. H. rainier, and 11;:rriet Scott, hence at Virginia. NJ Andrew Foster, Howes; Chance, St J. Ward, Trott; A in ;WestPoitit, Burton ; W. 1 Allen; Enterprise , Funk; Qeoman, Small ; Rapahannock, and New York, Jno. Currie, Knapp, and Jessie, Sheridan, hence at Boston. Crescent, Jones, from Dorchester, for this port, at St. John, Alice Gill, Wright; duo,'Thos. Carr, Hill; Britannia, Ha milton, and Montezuma, Kendall, hence at Montreal. Rosanna, hence at Santa ?Martha. ' Zephyr, hence at Vera Cruz, having sprung a leak on enter port. KEY WEST, 24t1lAug.—A severe gale from E. to S. E. has been experienced here for the last three days. It moderated last evening, when the wrecking vessels were enabled to get to sea. CARDIFF, 13th Sept.—the Gertrude Newman, loaded at I tier fore deck and this port, for Liverpool beams blown up, and two ', with coals, hi and a boy injured by an explo LS SPOKEN arvon— parima, hence for Matanzas, 3rd Sept., off Dun , der, hence for Corfu, 13th Aug., ft_ Cape St. Vinc •garet, from N or Hie Leland, 22nd Aug., in lat. -Loyalist, from Newfoundland, 29th Atm, in lat. -Pursuit, outward bound, 6th Sept., off the Sal ssador, from Smyrna, for this port, 20th Aug., off eiianee, hence for Corfu, 2nd Au 47, long. 45 tees—.l to g., off Calse St. off Waterford— Nth Ai Vincent—Mary Pleasants, hence 6th Sept_, James C. Ward (probably Martha J. Ward) Sandy Hook—Silas Greenman, bound west, 6' off k it„ in lat. Rotbschiln, from' Africa, for this port , Canada (s.), hence for Boston, Bth Sept., ong. 10—Watkins, 9th Sept., off Bardsey 'mom Bombay, for this port, 17th May, in T.—Camillus, from New Orleans. for this . ._, .... port, 17th Aug _, in lat. ',9, long. 79—lienhurg, from Calcutta, Mr London, 14 ' July, in lat. 33 S., long. 21 E—Lismoyne. from Calcutta, for London, 19th July, in lat. 34 S., lon. ' . 14 E Tinto, from Bombay, for London, 20th July, in lat. 31 S., long. . .. from London, tor Califoiiiia, 15th Aug., in g. 25 NV—Canada, from London. for Mauritius, in lat. 15 N., long. 25 W—Pearl, bound west, 3rd in lat. 58 N., long. 16 \V—Lady Franklin, from New ig., in lat. 45, long. 34—Mor* ion, 2nd Sept., in lat r New York, 2nd :-ept Ydrk, for this port, 243 d from New York, for th 17, two days in tat. 50, lorni. at noon, in lat. 52, bound west, 7th reat many vessels, bound to d Sept.—Ocean, hence for Madras, :dstb Aug., 2—Elsinore, hence for New York, 4th Aug., in —Alfred the Great, hence for Calcutta, 3rd long. 10-Itoscoe, for Rio Grande, 30th July, in lat. 6 N —., 30th July, in lat. 6 N., long. 17 W—Benjamin Hesketh, from London, for Adelaide, same day—Oriental Queen, 31st July, in lat, 8 N., long. 19 W—lsaac Webb, for New York, 31st Aug in lat. 49, long. 18—Antilles, from De merara, for London, Ist Sept., in lat. 49, long. 17—Bella Donna, Bth Sept., off "- , r—Gardner, from Callao, for Cork, 10th --. in let. 26—Clarinda, from Havana, for St. 49, long. 35—John .Moore, from 1 ., long. 46 E—Magosteen, from cape 12 N., 1011 8 HO Aug., in h May, in lat 266 Aug., which had previously spoken John Mac- Wallace and Hannah Salkeld, all from Calcutta— George Cain, hence from Bombay, 25th May, in lat. 6 N., long. 10 W—Dalriada,.hence for Callao, 19th July, in lat. 8 N., long. 16 W—Coromandel, 27th July, in lat. 6 N., long. 25—Gloriana, from Cape Good Hope, for London, in lat. 2 N., long. 25 W. for Liverpool, :t Packet due. Next Mail )t. 15 Net Mail hie Sept. 28 Flour, ...e barrel, . (1) Brit .Col .i n W. hid. i Canadian sweet (except Honduras & 2ticlandlithDee Nest Mail Bermuda) For. Col. , of every Sept. 2 ‘'.ue Sept. 22 in W. Indies, except month. Havana, Venezuela, rind Madeira D I n o AEDrUd . hirnio..➢European I nie:B la e rpN a CdiVCec t oe , aaaB: a s i n't I 3a.'\ b ( Canal;li r ?'l l aii 0m4 . tne8 1 .: 9 . rt 6 5.1 !. 111 °°.r (2) Mexico & H Next Mail ofevervlTharn Aug. 17Idu (3) Bermuda, St. Juan de Nicaragua, and New Grenada ....... I month Next Mail CORN EX Under the influer FALMOUTH STATION Madeir the last two weeks, th , throughout the Unit , nearly all saved durin! Evng. B Cr every month{ Buenos Ayr LIVERPOOL STA Brit. N. America, I hilly districts of the ext those late regions of the to he still unreaped. Without any new feat 4 .i tish and Irish markets nerally firm, especially Sept. 6 America ma uda, and I Sept. 25 •TIJEDSAY, SEPT. 10 Icy of yie new are from necessity BAN K I [lnk eeper, KRUPT Ireland continuing light Durin ,, the last two d ipowner inel Walker, jun., • Manchester, small rtionat FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Lupton and Bleasdale, Chipping, Lancashire, ironfounders as far as regards T. Bleasdale. Fielden and Brothers, Bacut attendance of lescrintions of Our that.quotations. Barley was held 4 steady in value. —'l J. Red fern s.--A. Dot r Miniches _ forwarding Beans ruled quite as 6d. per qr. dearer.—Pe ported the late ainendm paper nianu DECLAR . tained forr fair deman< Indian CI iTIONS OF DIVIDENDS, n, grocer—second and final div. of al Oct. 15, or any sabsequentTuesday, at Mr. Pott'l id we ther J. Clarke and R. Bearden, Bury and Radcliffe, grocers—first div. of 7d., on Tuesday, Oct. 15, or any subsequent Tuesday, at Mr. Putt's, Manchester. W. Orrell, Manchester. gun manufacturer—first div. of Is. sid. on Tuesday, Oct. 15, or any subsequent Tuesday, at Mr. PA's, Manchester. LIVERPOOL CM BANKRUP An immense supply as numbers will tell on r tations. We have to n but no alteration in pricy ssex, innkeeper per. Thomas Booker, sen., and Tho Mas Booker, jun., Mark-lane, merchants. Robert Westley, Greenwich. bootmaker. Charles Cuthbert, Kennington-cross, corn-dealer James Toovey, Watford, innkeeper. William Jefferson, Kingston-upon-hull, painter. Oct. 15, J. Tomkinson. Liverpool and Rancor -Oct. 14, T. Alletson, Liverpool, drysalter. CERTIFICATES • granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary in the Prime first-class IleifeJ Second-class Heifers . Prime first-class Oxen. Old Cows and half-fed Prime Wethers, Second quality Mit Ohl, Scotch and Irish Lambs day of meeting Oct. 11. T. B. Bourne, Liverpool, cotton broker. Brown, Newtown, Montgomeryshire, conchbuilder .Oct. 11,8 ifore.qr.. 0 5 l ' anid lltind-qt. 0 5 cannon . Soles ... Cod Fish Turbot . For:Niel° ITINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL, 'Jour. District Court, II Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, II Ditto, II Ditto, I 1 Ditto, II Ditto, 11 Nectarins, ea( iy Taylor . and Eliz.'Guy (audit) nti'Martin Hart (audit) Fresh Butter Salt Ditto ... Eggs 1 , ?. 120 5 4 Potatoes,r Peck 0 7 Peaches, each .. 0 4 Wallnutts,,p iio 0 0 3, Gray and Williain.a-(2 SliropBhai tti WiliianiStock (audit) son Johnson (audit) bt, Christ 24, Georg. ther Dick( Olney. (audit) Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Hay. old, 20tt, 24, Joseph Raphael (audit) 24, Thomas Smith (audit) 24, Thomas Alletson (audit) 24, George Byford (audit) 54, Comer and Robert Roberts (audit), 24, Gomer Roberts (audit) Ditto, Green Vetches Straw, Wheat Oat fine dry of stri PRICES OF PROVISION! MARKET, SEPT 8. d. s. d. th 0 4ato 0 7 Gray O 7 Fowl O 0 Duet O 0 Gees O 8 Curr 1 1 Di 9 10 Apri O *Rabi O 8 Tun 0 6 Sni —0 0 Gre 1M wit LIVERPOOL AG RICULT MARKET, SEPTE s. d. s. I 0 8 @ 0 10ill'otn nk Eyes, 0 9 lie 0 Gi Ph O 12— 0 24 Cal O 0— 0 0 Cu, O 4 0 48(17nrnips, 12 , ton .18 0 O 4 0 4i,Carrots ..... 0 0 0 3131anure • ..... 4 0 tell, old Ii ;so trisl Cheva Ir. FOREIGN, 10 ;white do 6 ' 8 'Rhenish 5 10 6 white .. 6 . 2 I 1 Danube. In Iwbite.. 6 1 n 3 9 0 0 ) o 0 iCanad r . ins 0 0 6 Frn.spf. 0 0— 0 0 0 Welk )rted to have 'ueer lEarketo. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT Harvest may now be considered as conclui of the general yield of every description of gra ncreasingly unsatisfactory, whilst the agri( ptringly supplied, and higher prices are ined. Here, vtith little more than a retail le, prices have been steadily maintained d lave a fair attendance at our Exchange to.tl lot active business is done in each article, ces is towards advance, but this is not t a change in quotations. The ter PRESTON CORN MARKET. S ied by contrary winds the arrivals from d in tl arket this in( No new at 11 1 2s. 7d. per 4 a'nnight. N 14IARKE1 t at the full y; of the la led ; the reports in, except Oats, ultural markets demanded and D decided as Co tdare very worthy of :Hug on in th ;ranary bein. ,t of con English V st week. a n; (which formed the b range •--- We r nd rather more mot gher. A few Oats f WAKEFIELD WISBECH C( We have r TLE-UPON s liumber DUBLIN CO CORN NIGHT LIN CA r propor 1580; 40030 20 0 -21 0 20 0 -21 0 0 10 - 1 0 a. d. 5. d. 6 2 6 4 65 6 7 the demai Wheats t MA NCII 'lie mnr roup.hout the We en are t nstant, a' the 6th i ,the Rev 1s CHEAT LYDIA, ya t, at Man L. WI LA AUGHAN 7th instant, at St. Mr. N. BRACEG IR the Sth instant, a ;t daughter of Mt ,t Etremnr Wm. Frist at St Cainno de C ton-ho Use, iu this count}'. the 11th instant, at St. Arad, Ick Ott/. II INDLEY, Esq., of. ron - 1 ve d new AN id very how of . lame day, Mr. EDWARD 111E'AO n. Meacocli, wholesale confectionf ;CCA, only daughter of the late Jt d, Pembrckeshire. ae day, at St. Jo Amburth-vale the late THOS. GRIM Same day, at the Parish the Rev. W. Oliv Esq., civil engin daughter of the h.__ Same dav, at Kingstr the late Jill. GORST, Ly., MARY, third surviving daugl lEsq., of this town. game day, at St. I IMr. ROBERT CARLYEE to PETER CATO, Esq., of Rodn Same day, at St. John's Par ROGERS:estate-sigent, of h Carpenter, Capta Mr. THOS. FLE: JOHN J JOHN VARTY, of Si. Paui's-s. Same day, at the Parish Chu Parr, Mr. W. JAMES PLANT BETH, eldest daughter of a GENT, solicitor, Preston. Same day, at the CathMic Ch: London, WILLIAM IN( county, to Lady !)y the brother of the bridegroc Morrison, BENJAMIN MO"' second daughter of tl of this town. On the 14th instant, at St. Pt H. Burton, Mr. EDW. .10111), ' Waterford, to Mrs. MARGARE On the 15th instant, at at. 11 Hughes, :Zr. JOB JONES, to the towr. On the 27th July, the wife c Francis Harbour. Labrador, of On the I2th ultimo. at Roche AM ES PA DLEY eBth instant, in Bo M.P. for I N DOUGLAS, o day, the wife of day: M 2tlr instant, nt Ar Lately, in London, in niards, who we lourbon, vnd It when Wolff and Home, and FiOrid MI AS SV :b July, LYDIA OLSON PI I, son of tliO lat On the 20th ultimo, at MARY M. VERBRAEK t instan`, at H rw formerly co up., that port. He w an alderma ANE W o: nayor. He was a nu2b. Peculiar it nients, by directin containing th9l I of the fi nily; an' a fly irch, ( ) ANN, eldest daug. Mr. W. R. MTIIUN - , r It Pai Sli 1, by the Rev. H was long Church, Mr for the invention of ci he ii9pulation of P, the Bavarian Embassy ~wmore, Is! f Foot. M htlrch, by the Rev. C NI, of the same place. arch, by the Rev. W it lively int lumber of t Ts and Ireland S, both of t WM. SAUNDERS, ite of New York s to.vn, of a son. se, Birkenhead, f Mr. GEOR( Y, of Fairfield, a SAS CARSON t New ( LERUa d servan R BUCHAN PETE! ,h he was i HAMILTOIS PH` BEI of the Clar rain, aged 7 y )RGE COW') adon•rond. , e day, in ( M. DE LA CL the cot 10th instant ay. FANNY 14th it nt, 301-i . 'etherlield which Irs. Wilma IN WATSON ter of Mr. J. n of of Mr. ROBET Sam , . day, at Hope-street Chapel, by the Rev. W. Marshall RALL H HANIMERSLEY, E•q.. of Wigan, aged 77, to Miss M. RA WSTORNE, aged 27, of Dalt,m. Same day, at St. James's Church, Rochdale, THOS. LO MAX, Esq., of the Inner Temple, barrister-at-law, son of S. Lomax, Esq , of Towilhead, to ANN, eldest daughter of J. CHADWICK, Esq., of JlrTltield, Rochdale. . . :OCK, eldest son of Mr. er, of this town, to RE OHN HUGHES, of Mil- teth-nark, HENRY, ;TON, Esq., R.M.0., DWARD ORME, of A'ilms'ow, Cheshire, by lORELAND FA LOON, MARGARET, second HOMAS, youngest son of ie late THUS. COGLAN, ho Rev. C. H. Burton, ughter of Mr. JAS. LLEN, daughter Of PHILIP to MARY, THOMAS BOWMAN, r of Mr, ston, by the Rev. — J. 0. Dr, Bootle, to ELIZA- Mr. WM. CHARLES Euxton- i'LUNKETT, eldest sbvterian Church, Rev. S mps n Gabriel jun., to MARY ANN. .ntleman, of this lb. redu e attention. A iin. with pretty fi of Dunbar,: ie late THO..;: R. Val of I.eic to Mrs. the Rev. M lARGARE" lisresitiet 1 9 1 4 1 10 !I 0 fl 0 Hug JON Or LLO elites