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, Jan. 5, 1847. , . .._ , .._ THE 1, I V -- IE . 11, - Pll 1847. __ ___ __ ____ _ _ _ _ . .. . ------ - - - - - . mmotmemmwmmmemd &tripping Entrlitgena. - -- The Pavilio n ; o f and for Jersey, f rom P as b e bi ac, was aban- 4 nniver of here. ane, arrived MARKETS. donedin lat. 44, lon. 44. Crew taken off by the Ith sary - • 4„_____ Fsday, at the ' ' The Windsor, (steamer,) for Belfast, has put back with tri ' VUESDAY, DECEMBER 29.-Wind S.E., light. fling damage, having run foul of the Wellington, from Quebec, Toe show of Beasts very short to-day. Of Sheep a large subp lr, the Bet. focltivED.-Sir Howard Douglas, Ogilvie, from Bombay- that was lying at anchor a little below the rock, and damaeed "' ply. The Beef trade brisk, sit an advance of fully id. per 1., as a number ' Sweden, Shaw, from New Orleans-Republic, Landes, from . her considerably. the primest qualities realizing 61d. per lb. Mutton heavy sale, the swarthy Baltimore -Sir Ils Shepherd, - from - New I ork-Euclid, from St. Prince Llewellyn, from Truxillo at Cove. but not lower. • it number of . Stephen's New Margaret, Ager, from Shanghae and Sincapore ' Joseph Yeoward, frorn Trieste at Cove. •' ` ' tion ; many - 'Dying, el - Keying, from Virginia-Agamemnon, and Mearns , -fr omFALMOUTH, December 30.-Th e Si ren, o f S un d er l an d , f rom - ' , veuebec-Wizard, from --. „ Kutch to Falmouth, was fallen in with, with three feet waterin LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, JANUARY 4. and educa- • SAxLsn.-Columbian, Merryman, Philadelphia - New Worm, her.lusin a n d abandoned, by the Duchess of Leinster, arrived The supply of Stock at our market to-day has been larger much larger • SkiddY, and Nicholas Biddle, Knight, for New York-Petrel, h ere. ' than last week, the principal portion of second-rate and infe• sample and • Todd, for Affica-AbeOna, Wilson, for Alexandria, Egypt-- ring induced rolthester, Withers, Charleston-Honesta, Andrews, for lies- highrior quality prices;; anythingthe remainder good I eagerly n e t vvithsought sale. a after, r , B a e n e d t., sslldd. to siva. SATURDAY, 2nd JANUARY.-Wind E. moderate. 61d., and Mutton, 60. to 74d. per lb. as. At this . ARRIVED.-Jane, Potts, from -St. John, N.8.-Vigilant, ary interest- • Sir R. Jackson, Thompson, from Montreal at this port ; Garner; from Moutreal-John and Mary, from Quebec the visitors . . Sailed from Patrick's Hole 27th Nov. Same day saw a barque .-and Bess Grant, Graham, from Pictou. HULL CORN MARKET, DECEMBER 29. ty of details on shore above the Traverse. SAILED.-Rapid, Grave, for Africa-Pomona, SMith; Alex- At this day's market we had a good supply of Wheat from .. After the • Mary Ann, Brown, from Boston at this port ; sailed on the andria, E-Kondraty Savin, Toter, Havana-Acorn, Louttit, th e farmers ; our millers being free buyers, we quote 2s. per 6th instant. Hayti-Wilton Wood, Blaney, St. Lucia-Albatross, Mills, Val- quarter advance, .with a good- business doing; in foreign but psies, and a Mcrant's Bay, Jacobs, from Oporto at Penzance. paraiso--The Duke, Dady, and Plata, Pringle, Lima-Racer, littl e passing, the high rates asked by holdera checking busis nee a these - - Caledonia, (steamer,) Lott, hence at Boston sth nstant. i'ironet, Monte Video--Arighan, Black, and Sherbrooke, Vig - rress. -Barley 2s. per quarter higher with little offering, and a s the ground, American, Lawson, hence at New York. gers, Savannah-Erin's Queen, Davidson, New Orleans-John good demand. Oats Is. per quarter dearer. Beans and Pease met ekron. _ Jenny Jones, Wakeham, hence at Constantinople. and Robert, M`Kechnie, Mobile-James White, 'Darner, for - very scarce, and 3s. to 4s. per quarter higher. i with the !laid of Athens, from Odessa at ditto. Charleston-Auguste, Kirkhove, Ghent, and Dankbar,' Claes- Kim; of Tyre, Stephens, hence at Oporto sen, Pillau. ot one grin- Kin CORN MARKET, DECEMBER 29. Viga Giustnau, and Edward, Chaumet, sailed from Bordeaux • isit her re , - for this port 19th instant. Alice, Ayshford, hence at the Cape of Good Hope, and sailed The weather changed here yesterday to a gradnal slow thaw. , .Luvia , Colonels, hence at Bo o. sday last, a; . for Mauritius 21st October. Our navigation has been very much impeded again by ice since eno objet= , Verein, an, hence at Pilfau. Rosa, Patonsal, hence, at the Cape of Good Hope. this day . week, nevertheless the supply of Wheat to this day's her Christ- - Envarting, Kopcke, hence at Wismar. James, Sal/non, hence at St. Andrew. market is good, but only short of other grain. Wheat met a moderate demand at 2s. per quarter advance Barl scarce nade by the ' i General Gordon, Smith, from Moulmein; Duke of Welling- ' GOod Hope, Hemson, and Victoria, Clements, hence at Ver ton, Lawson, from Honduras ; Eliza Liddle, Clark, from Mira- month. and 2 per quarter dearer. Beans Is. per qua . rter higher, in dge - station - Oats n s O - alteratio. • midst ; Dominica, from Quebec, and Dirk Hattrick, from Richard, Currie, hence at Trieste. ay, she had Viana, at Coves Ebony, Morgan, from Pott Medway for the West Indies, was y a cord to LISBON, December 11.-The Robert Benn, from Bombay for abandoned 3d Dec., in lat. 41, long. 55. Captain and mate ass suitable London, was a b andoned on the Bth instant, in lat. 45 ate long, taken off by th e I saac Newton, arrived here, and the remainder WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, JANUARY 1. ation, with 13 W, in a sinking state. Crew saved. o f t h e crew by the John Baring, arrived at London. The arrivals of all gr a i n are l arge, an d t h ere are many sam iut was in- SINGAPORE, Oct. 16 .-The Elizabeth Walker, supplies next week. We have a fair i nqu i r y f or a ll descriptions Gillies, from H.M.S. D a ph ne , ( 18, ) f rom Valparaiso and Rio Jane i ro at plea from vessels near at hand, so that we may expect heavier Bombay - and Sincapore for China, was destroyed by fire off the Falmo u th. _ . passenger- Anambes on the 11th instant. Crew saved. iished with • Larch, Laidley, from Callao at Cove, with loss of bowsprit. of Wheat, at an advance of 2S. to 3s. per quarter. Barley Is. to WATERFORD, December 26.-The Sir Edward, coal-laden, Lincoln, Murray, from Boston at cove with decks swept. 2s. dearer. Beans realize 1 s...per quarter more money. Oat rwarded by _ from Cardiff for Liverpool, was stranded in Tramore Bay yes- Glenmure, Barrett, from' St. Domingo; Stephen Knight, sell 'at an improvement of id. per stone, and Shelling is per ation being terdaY, but came off this morning, after throwing part of her --, from Viana, and St. Andrea, Apostolo, from Trieste at load. Malt fully 2s. per load 'higher. cargo overboard. Cove. sday MOM SHIELDS, December 25.-The Enterprise, from Liverpool for BALTIMORE, Dec. 12.-Rio Grande, Stinges, for Liverpool, IRISH CORN MARKETS, JANUARY 1. ival at , the Neweastle, in entering the harbour this morning, got on the that put back ` , 3d November, with pumps choked, is dischar , - ), pig being - 'Herd Sand, and remains. Crew saved. ing. ' The grain markets are again up, with the largest demand that we have ever knowp. We are now importers of grain and sman tOok . . VESSELS SPOKEN. PICTOIT, 15th Dec.-Zitella, Ellis, from Prince Edward Is bread stuffs to a large extent, instead of exporters, amon„, •.:e vile. Al .- ' ' Hermione, off and from this port, 17th Dec., in lat. 42, long, land for Liverpool, which was on shore near this port 30th No- which are imported tWo cargoes of barley for Ireland, from - 11-John Christian, hence for China, 25th Nov., in let. 33- vember, has been condemned and sold. ence of the to satisfy , 'Leander, 10th Dec., off Scilly-Ottoman ' off Malaga, 21st Nov. PE NZANCE, 31st December.-Martha, Williams, from Li v e r - ' London. We fear thet the A mer i can p or ts bei ng now s h u t, ex , ' .-Chili,2d Nov., off Gibraltar, by the C R C-Midas, at an- pool for Sy ra, & c.. put in here to-day, with loss of foremast, cepting one or two., will hardly b e a bl e t o keep us going for the anent, and • 'hor, off Crane Isl an d, 27th Nov.-Vigilant, 28th Nov.-Count- bo ws p r it , stanchions, &c., and part of the cargo supposed t o b e next four months, before relief can be had on a lar e e scale, or tone Gaz. " ess of Durham, and a fleet of homeward-bound ships, in a heavy damaged, having been struck by a heavy sea 23rd December i n at all commensurate with our necess iti es . • and a half' • gale, in l a t. 50; l ong. 38, b etween the 10th and 15th December, lat. 48, long. 7. , • or Adver-• by the Sir R. Jackson. • • p. l3 p L ly lN Was ClT u T el L s E lrge f r A t ß h K an E e T x , pe J c A te N d U , Aesßplte ants " the SUNDAY, 3d JANUARY.-Wind E.S.E., fresh. The D.l n T night .have • WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 30.-Wind S.E. moderate. - ARRIVF.D.-Palmyra from Ostend. . Sheep ; S prices rated dull :-Coarse Beef, 2s. per cwt. do c w ila n l i ly an o d f ing :-`` A ner lb ARRI VED.-Peggy, from Bordeaux-Bridget, 'Wade, Lisbon SAILED.-Nitli, Smithe for Calcutta-Mar gare t, Jackson, f or Mutton, id. per lb. Beef, off sink, 40s. to 50s. r i agoo c ij deal for -Visiter, Hadgraft, Malta-Promise, Pines, an a . B aron of Cuba-Planter, Reid, Berbice-Harriet and Jessie, Connor, slaughter was at 325. to 345., net ; Mutton, 5r •to ' • as id e . ; dress, and. , Bramb er, from montreal_Requitei, searie,'Napies___Berlin: and Argyle, Brockbank, Charleston-Frankfield, Rubinson, for The present market, with probably a few m9re.iweycoisd be from late Baker, and Edward Boosted, Arnold, New Orleans-ri n New Orleans-Scotland, Mills Savannah-Eglinton, George- hill be exceptions to the g P I i t - Cattle IfrigleTUfe h gd i elif,elmrshrleeep prudent, land, from New York-Alexander, 31 , Donald, Prince Edward son, Oporto-Vigilant, Groend'aal, Ostend, and Neptune, Jar- The open winter has kept a has been :Island-John R. Skiddy, Luce, New York-lona, and Pacific, vis, Barcelona. tVheeai I n s s t e e c a u a r y itT 6d of . it import- .Quebec-Adino, from Rio Grande-Anglesea, from Rio Janeiro ring Freeman, hence at to 64d. per lb. ; Piss were in good supply ; heavy kinds only t a h r i e s n k o i w nd p -Spartan, from St. Domingo-King Alfred, St. Michael's- St. Lawrence, Newlands, and Do sa .„ run - on, at 445. to 465., being 2s. advance on the week. r e e f s s s t e o d ck o n in t l i v that the • . • Egremont, Boagle, St. John, N.8.-Nautilus, M‘Farlane, Ter- Bombs run h - a Westcott, and Flora, , hence at Terceira. __ the iies marketlik like 3. the many,pr, present. Veal s original ceira--Rimac. from Valparaiso. Socrates, Randle, hence at Calcutta. • BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, DECEMBER tt 30. desire for • SAILED.--Camercto, Ojinaga, for Havannah-Bridgetown, irvest Home Carlyle, sailed from Saugcr Bth Nov. ; Han and that Wilson, New Orleans-Aherfoyle, Jones, New York-Ann, nag Salkeld, Robertson, 1 , 1 th Nov. ; Ann lirideon, Bragg, 14th During the present week English Wheat has realized an ad t has had. --- - Johnstone, Maranham-Norman, Spavin, Boston-Sir John 13eresford, Threadgold, B a hia -Abbey Lands, Egin, Savannah A ov.-Benares, Brown, 18th Nov, ; and Hesperus, Killey, 19th vance of 2s. to 3s. per quarter, fine red sold at 265. 6d. per 9at. rgain. It - -.Emilia, Le Queens, Rio Jane _ e Janeiro-Mischief, Palermo Nov., all for this port ; and Gemima, Berm, for London, 15th 101bs. a white 275.. Malting Barley held for a rise of Is. to 2s. hand and ; -Admiral, Buchanan, New York-Idea, Quick, St. Michael- November. . quarter, which checks the sale ; grinding Is. per quarter Emerald, Jones, Leghorn-Sandford, Sinclair, Barbadoes- Pigeon, Demeire, from Antwerp for this port off Torbay. desrer. Beans in good demand, at an improVement of 2s. to . scarcity of Moult, Sladen, Azores7Gilbert Jameson, Harris, and Law Emily, Nichols, from S';. Michael for this port, at Hayle, with 3s. Kr quarter. Oats move slowly at Is. per quarter more mo candidate Ogillv, George, Corfu-N Leen, Giften, Ancona-Pauline, dem- mainmast sprung. ney At Wolverhampton market this day Wh.eat was 3s. to 4s. 1, though - sen, Bt. Thomas-Faugh-a-Ballagh, Savage, Beirout. Ferris, Scott, sailed from Madras for this port on the 19th of per qr. higher, 265. 6d. to 275. per est. 10Ibs. readily made for rry yet ; '' November. good and fine qualities; English Beans, 20s. ; French, 20s. ; . ----- • cathe the - ;`, Caroline, of luverness M`Kenzie, for Leith, laden with salt, Currency, Wainwright, from Shields at Bombay. Dutch, 19s. Gd. ; Egyptian, les, per 1261b5. rig babes, *. grounded on her anchor ' this morning, off Woodside, a n d sunk. Hope, Tozer, from Marseilles at Holyhead. -- - ---- -=- - - re was no ' . Semaran g , Pillort, hence at Colombo. LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATO MARKET, 1 a.spectable ' 1 ' George Buckham, from Calcutta at ditto. MONDAY, 4th JANUARY.-Wind S.S.E., moderate. JANUARY 4, 1847. ielded up- • Harvest Home, Carlysle,-sailed from Calcutta for this port ARRIVED.-Volunteer, Reed, from Rouen, and . Industrie, _ s. d. 's. (I. s, d. s. d. 4th November. '' and the, 'i, ' from Ostend. . - ' Hay, old, 20/ts'.. 07@ 0 10 Potatoes, la 9016. Ganges, Ayrners, hence at Maritmain. . 730 7 9 peal, (or - Princess Royal, and Thetis, from the Clyde at Batavia. Science, Rees, faom Manilla at Waterford, with ' loss of fore- - ',., - l New r . - 0 0 Kemps 0 6- 0 8 Pink Eyes 7 3- 7 6 any bells . : Woodstock,Nicholson ; Viscount Sandan, White ; Lancaster, mast, bowsprit, bulwarks, &c., while lying' to in a gale on the 7 0 - 7 3 on of the Hulling and John O'Gaunt, M`Donald, all hence for China at 23d December, in lat. 47 N; long. 14 W. Grass 0 0-0. 2 Cups ' Straw, Wheat .. 0 35- 0 4 Short Tops 6 4- 6 8 We have Anjer. - Vivid, Wilson, from Boston; Lady of the Lake, Smith, and Oat 03-0 - '4 Mane.dewurzel 29 0- 0 0 th of our - . Monarch, Percival; William Prowse, Thompson ; and La- Eliza, Guthrie; from St. John, N.B. ; England, Everard, from ps, Is on - 0 -31 0 nercost, Mann, from China for this port at Anjer. 5 0- 6 6 cot off int Quebec ;Challenger, Challenger, Anthony, from Terceira; Emma, Ros- C Carrots.. ...... 50 0 - 0 0 'Manure ' _ Berle . ); . .. .. .. . . .... 0 2- 0 21 ITurni t 9 8 arr WillianfAckers, and Helena, from Shanghae at Manilla. worthy, and Hazard, Owen, from Leghorn, at Waterford. . hostess"' - ' _ Ingleborough, Rea, sailed from ditto Bth Sept., and Ripley, . Isabel, Griffiths, hence for Antigua, at Cove, dismasted in a '1 Packet.. Ist Oct, both for Cork, and Marmion, Ewing, 30th September, gale 23d December. LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JAN. 1. a public for Falmcrntlf. - - Mount's Bay, from Oporto at Kingstown, ice means " ' John Bull, Crawford, from Chusan, and sailed 19th October Z. 8., Bassett, from New Orleans at Dundee. Sugar.-There continues a good demand, • and .the sales " amount to 800 hhds. B. Pe and 5000 bags Bengal, at very full islands of • for Calcutta. Springfield, Ray, from Quebec at the Clyde. prices. Foreign.-The demand continues very active, and the • Blakeley, Gibson, from the Clyde, and sailed 24th October the Rev sales of the latter part of the week exhibit an advance of is. per for Manilla; Agricola, Potter, from Calle; and Victoria, Wil- ----_ . the con- • ' liamson, from this port, all at' Sincapore. , cwt. The rs, there ' Alph a, M err i ll, hence at Whampoa. LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, Du uantitsld, which has been chiefl to the . 29. amounta to 300 cases, 350 brls. old brown Perna y mbuco, ref at from Ipited the ~ Red Rover, Supple, sailed from Sincapore 13th October, and . _____...________ ' 41s. 6d. to 425. 6d., 400 bags new ditto at . 445., 710 bxs Hatana Orixa, Christian, sth Nov., both for this port. ' at the quotations, 170 cases old brown Bahia, ,of good quality, lied front r PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Bahamian. Hawkins, and Earl of Chester Blackstone, sailed R. la an at 445., and a cargo, consisting of about 600 cases new brown ie'follow- . W Yardley Halshaw-moor, Lancashire, iron from Whampoa for this port 22nd Oct., a n d - Maggie, Jones, for founde i r ' s ut founders -W. and W. Kirwin, Manchester, screw-bolt .ces, and -. Shanghae 21st October. Bahia, 455. 3d., deliverable at an ontport. Molasses.-Th only sales reported are 30 puns. Antigua, at makers -T. Geldart and J. S. Bolton, Norwich, corn merchants. • the quotations, and a small lot of East India at 235. e . of the Queen of England, Pearson, from Falmouth at Hong Kong BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Coffee.-The transactions of the week are confined to a sale only de- " 30th October. Thomas William Clark, Strood, Kent, brewer. of 300 bags low ordinary Bahia at 28s, per cwt. atoes, to Dumfries, Green, sailed from ditto for Shanghae on the Ist BANKRUPTS. he whole 1 - October. Henry Brewer, Great Waltham Chelmsford, Essex, draper. John Dugdal,e, Kilbeck, and Emily, Austin, hence at Shang- William Coleman, Whitshed, '' Rice.-There has been a good inquiry, and rather higher No sales worth notice in Cocoa, Ginger,. or Pimento. ximation :7 " aouthampton, provision mer- • • hoe, and was to sail on her return 27th Oct. chant. ;ures ; Of - , Velore, Bell, hence and Hong Kong at ditto. prices paid for 2600 bags Bengal on the spot, and 2500 bags to arrive at a price not named. Mary Ann Shenston, Brewer-street Somers-town scale '. l Islands - Alecto, Anwyl and sailed 20th Oct. on her return, and Fa- manufacturer. ' " Rum.-No sales reported. al of the , vourite, Rezey, both hence at Mauritius. John Percy Moo r , Pl ymo uth , c h emist and druggiSt. ' Tea.-The dulness noticed last week has continued thr oug h - Douce Davie, Kinney, s ai l e d f rom ditt o f or L ondon on the , 200,000 .Thous L ee , an d A t h ena, Ogg, from Calcutta at ditto. John Beddleton Mo rr i s , KinestonP ni on-II 11, bootmaker, out the past, and no alteration in prices can be quot e d . e season r 10 th October. i . Thomas Norton, Brm inghalie builder. u -- • The Tallow market remains firm ;-Petersb urg Y . C . has - - been sold, off the quay, at 51s. 6d., but 525. is the general DIVIDENDS ' oor per- ~. Old England, from Shanghae; Science, from Manilla, and Jan. 19, C. F. Carrie and M. Telo, • Liverpool, merchants- price; a few casks North American, of tine quality, brought • ed-corn, " Sultan from snpi;ia fromCalcuttataken place Manilla for Sydney, off Timor Bth Sept. and A. J. Acraman, Bristol, merchants.. . - ' s. per cwt. Larne, ' rather : higher Tates have been paid.for the finer descriptions, to keep 1 Nickels ; Jane, M`Dowall • Lady Huntley, Oldis • Vir- CERTIFICATES prices ranging from 435. to 465. per cwt. ated the girlie, Brown; and Ondiaka, hence at New Orleans. ' Ulva :- • • Lord Seaton, Fitzsimons, from Demerara at ditto Tory, Sharp, and Laurel ' thicket, hence at Savannah. To be granted, unless cerise be shown to the contrary on the day herein mentioned. - --- . -" • mild fur- Rhone, Harvey, hence at' Baltimore. Jan. 22, J. Jamie, Manchester, silk manufacturer-W. Im- LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JAN. 1. ;e. The .ray, Liverpool, stationer-Jan.- 26, W. - Maw, Birkenhead, Queen - of the West, Woodhouse Franconia, Gannett; and Cheshire, builder-Jan. 26, H. Ayres, Liverpool, jeweller-Jan. The market opened on Monday with an increased inquiry, ray 2,000 - Panthea, Lane, hence at New York'2l, T. H. Spence, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, tailor. and but for the high rates demanded, a much larger business I would have been done. The sales amount to 31,810, of which • icient to. Royal Tar, Stephens, hence at Alexandria. Mexican Packet, Greaves, sailed from ditto for this port, and . ' 20,000 are on speculation, and the depression in prices noticed ' ) were in e Zephyr, Lamb, for Lancaster, 28th Nov. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. last week has not only been fully recovered for all descriptions, 1 le 4,040 • Alexander Robertson, Wilson, and sailed for Constantinople; PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. but an advance of sd. to id. in the current qualities of Ame r j etor waS •,_ „ AL A Argimou, Quinn, and sailed 15th Dec. for Naples; - rican has been generally realised in the last few days. After arrange- , mr Mary Anne; and George Lord, Andot, henc e at Malta Elizabeth chants-Carroll and Jones, Liverpool, flour dealers-J. and W. the actual stock was taken' yesterday, (which proves wonder- • a expen- Calotta i Lagona, from Palermo, and Hector, Jillis, from Lees, Manchester, stock brokers-J. Wardley and Sons, Spring fully 'correct, as compared with the estimated stocks,) the as there- , Alexandria at Aigesiras Roads, and both sailed for ibis Port. Vale, Lancashire, printers ;as far as regards J. Wardley letters - by the American packet having been delivered, a great • Emma, Donnan, and Zealous, Champion, hence at Gibraltar. sted the -Buchanan, Browne and Co. Liverpool general brokers ;as demand sprung up, and the sales for the day were 15,000 bales, ' Itornp, Jenkins,..honee_at.,ldti k in seven Aar. _ _ al-. far as re-ards I', wneW„"Hay i- • ri'l___.J R. Tyndall, Nai- 10,0 00 being on speculation, at a further advance of „ 3 d per lb. laded by :01 -..4.....i.., ry..0.1,- I , ,,ete do. Azores, Wrinnale ; Especulador, ''eberster,'"Blutre brokers-ff; N , TOolc i e e - S n a a t uo.,Newtort Roche; and Lucretia, Frewing, hence at Lisbon.street, Today, 76o bales have been sold. WOO to speculators, * and the Manchester, packers-T. T. Swire and J. Gouldtliorp, - tock- market closes firin attheabove advance, • StitUgaigk f Ellerslie, Harvey, for Callao at Cove. port, coal merchants-Wright and Bond, Manchesteir, chemists ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, •: (penmilg' Euphasia, from Bayonne at Warren Point, making water, -Twiname, Maxwell and Co., Liverpool, corn merchants; as having been on shore. far as regards J. G. Twiname-Mason and Barlow, Longsight, From the 25th Dec., 1846, to the 2nd Jan., 1847, 1 Zeoyr, Lamle from Alexandria, with loss of sails, and :lie::- Manchester, paper hanging manufacturers-Davis, Freeman, ------ l ican acket, Greaves, both for this port, at Malta. and Co., Birmingham and Manchester, linen-factors-Finlay Prices paid - Imports SALES OF THE WEEK, in the week. ThisWk This Yr i M‘Lellan, Kempton,• for this port, put back to New York and Co., Liverpool, merchants ; as far as regards J. Stokes. 11th Dec., with loss of rudder, head, &c. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. - ------ . 144 0 21 C -r RociesiaL, Dec. 22 . - -Ilducia. Bolhnis, bound for the Clyde, J. Graham, Jewry-street, Aldgate, London, wholesale sta- 1 30 Sea Island [greed to sprung a leak in the ice in the river Jande, between this lace tioner. 10 Stained - 1 5830 Bowed Georgia 6 - 74 and Imhaursersiel, and was abandoned by the crew. - e J. B. Crampem, Wharf-road, City-road, London, coal mer_ debt LissoN, Dec. 19,-Robert Burns, Stewart, from Newport for chant. . 7940 f Mobile 6 - 8 1 l aitted to Bermuda, put into this port 12th instant, leaky, and has dig- J. Perry, Harlow, Essex, grocer, charged part of her cargo to repair, Albion, Daily, front Quo- 1 Alabama and Tennes - 8 bee • for Cork, put in here 14th istant, with rudder broken, G. Puckle, Southwark and Mark-lane, hop factor. • 13960 New Orleans 5l -85 I _ f Pernambuco &Paraiba. .q - 85 1 held in ,• bulwarks stove, galley washed away, and other damage. J. Taylor, LiVerpool, merchant.. 240 t 1 Aracati and Ceara .... 7i - 84 f Favour a, ' GIBRALTAR, Dec. 16.-Titania, Alexander, from Southamp port 11th instant, ivithloss of main- E. Jones, Liverpool, ironmonger. 440 Bahia and Maceio ..... • • 75 - 84 W. Kirby, Liverpool hotel keeper. into ele- - , ton for Malta, put into this R. Cooban, Liverpool, brewer. 110 r Maranham 74 - 81. 1. carried. mast. ar no e p m le , Swthereehnswoosn, .A. Bunnett, Bridge-house-place, Newington-causeway, Lon- 1 Sawginned 7 74 I coin has - 'CoNSTA•NriNOPLE, Dec. 5.-Light of th from Rio Janeiro and Salenica for ConstaenHti don, window-blind maker. .... Minas - - 1 1 :hat bow '- on shore off Barber's Point 23d instant, has got off ;vith little if W. Poynter, Upper • Holloway and St. Paul's Churchyard, .... Para [Man. ~ any damage, and is reloading-her cargo. London, warehousemen.% and Reliance, went on shore Y' ' 1 ' ' - - but the ' .Quaauc, Nov. 29.-The Mersey, . S. Tipple, Norwich, draper. 560 Egyptian 74 - . 8 5 e at Little Matane 24th instant. The Empress is on shore at Lit- I. Solly, sen. St. Mar aaxe -London • merchant. ..... Barbadoes - - of being the Matane, and the Hartland at L'lslet, covered with ice. The J. Spong, Ockbam, Surrey, timber merchant. Milk-street, Cheapside, Lon- 50 Permian 7l -- 1 1 Marquis of Normanbyefor LiveTpool, has put back, disniasted. Brace and Allen, Mitre-court, .... Bahama , - - I gifts of . , don, warehouseman. .... Laguayra - - - 1 SINCAPORE, Nov 6 -P ' .... Common West India - - - idents of rima • Donna, Jones, from Ampanna, rt and R. Weatherhog, Stone, Kent, farmers. (Lonlock,) to Sydne.y,,N.S.W.,is reported to have s rung ae-- J. Knights, Great Melton and Thurgarton, cattle dealer. • .... Cartbagena - - - , . All the at - sea, and been abandoned ; fourteen men, reporting th i em -k - S. Ward, Lillypot-lane, London, lasting manufacturer. .... Smyrna - - ( tunity a . sel it s N i o )art Ko o N f o thecw, have_ arrived Banjoewangee. J. Ward, Manchester, • engineer. .... Manilla - - Oct.L. 28.-Aqua Marina, Connolly, from Shang at an en- . 2520 Surat - 6 1 l hire for London', arrived here3cl instant, with loss of starboard R. Edwards, Huddersfield, woollen draper. topgallant, bulwarks, &c., having encountered a severe typhoon BANKRUPTS. .... Madras - - / • he regis-. loth ult., but proceeded on the 9th instant for her destination,Bengal John Griffiths Liverpool, wholesale stationer, Jan. 12, Feb. 9, ••- - - I Niunty iS . at 11 o'clock, atthe Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy : - e register : -_,___________.- solicitors, Messrs. Chester and Co., Staple-inn, London, and 31810 bales. 'I t general ' THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3 1.-Wind S.S E Fel t Mr. Tyrer, Liverpool ; official assignee, Mr. Cazenove, Liver contain:; COTTON MARKET, JANUARY 4. The impetus given to the tone of the market since stock , : .ARnlvErn-Nautilus, M`Farlane, Terceira-Lp . a're ib t a ) , 'Bi n d, P Thomas Robinson, wavertree, near Liveool, huilder, Jan. taking has not yet spent itself; the trade purchase sparingly, a ' year, or, e RO At tand A • • nen-s argare nn, Griffith, St. Michael's-Royal So- 19, Feb. 9, at 12 . o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of but speculators are still keen. To-day the purchasing on this / vereigin Callaoe - Anglesea, Rio Janeiro-Devon, Betts, St. Bankruptcy : solicito r s, Messrs. Vincent and Co., Temple, account has been chiefly confined to one house. The sales are ' _ John, N.8.-Sutlej, Miionmichi-Flora, olics wag Montreal-Arethus a Kay,'and Yo'nngQueen, London, and Mr. Robinson, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. 10,000 bales two-thirds of it by speculators, and the market ~ 4 if Father Hicks, Quebec -Sir Leary;ideniuunffel Galley, Clark; and Helena, Turner, Liverpool. closes steadily. , y, Bryant, Al irarnichi. George White, Chichester, Patten and last maker. . I 5e passe. s t o r e i nf o a a t n ll i Boston. George ---- _ George Frederick Howe, Chester-place; Kennington, and interf e f I 43eliajavalZ, frr ia = , ( s i re t eam frp e m r,l i T la n ta dk , i i n a October. elsewhere, merchant. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. 29. a g of .„ mail at H avantrthPeter Allan Hannaford,'Exeler; bOokseller. We have a moderate fresh arrival' of lirheat, Barley, and , y iti IA _Barrington, Burton, hence a t . say . annaia William Gibbs, Welford, Gloucestershire, baker. Malt, coastwise, with a few parcels of Oats from Ireland, which .`,' Sheridan, Cornish, hence at New York - " . Robert Kirke, Llanelly, Carmarthenshire, coal dealer. constitute the chief receipts of home produce for the week ; the ' usual at California, Lawson ; John Wilson, Meßay: Three • John Wilkinson, Stockton-upon-Tees, wharfinger. quantity of Indian Corn and Flour from America, though 1 dtending - Boltonhouses ; Britannia, Coulbeck, hence at St Sisters, John N.ll DIVIDENDS. liberal, is less awn might have been expected, and besides this, 'St. Fillan, Davies; Mayflower, Keighley ; M anchester, it;,u, ~,,,,Jiniiti,..l29l D' Stew Roskell, Liverpool, merchant-Jan. 22, J. La. the supplies from foreign countries, since our last, are to no • nence• of , 3 ience at Newfoundland. gate-street, bit•ee-‘,‘:al•l' and .I%iatravers, Skinner-street, Bishops- material amount. [las been - -Bellecrionte, Patarga, hence at Venice. gate, ~,,,,,u , s ute 'as i T-J i an. 22, 8. Wilcke, Fore-street, Cripple- The business in Wheat to-day was to a considerable amount c quantity freeze, Stewart, hence at Ancona. ' Lie ' CERTIFICATES for home consumption, as'well as on speculation and for ship- , sixpenny' livery and Jane, and Principe, Rodalf, hence at Naples. To be granted, unless cause be shown merit to Ireland, and the reduced state of stocks appearing to ' lispensed , Samsui, Aloldock, hence at Alarseilles. day of meetin.to the contra on the check but little the eagerness of purchasers, holders readily ;. Jan. 25, 11. Gouldeshrough, obtained an amendment of fully 6d. upon general qualities, ~` d, under •31alvira, Wilson,•hence at Valencia. Lower 'Trot ghton Manchester Lace, the Corsair Atkins, from Savanilla for this ' t port, has put in t 0 • sharebroker-Jan. 26, W. and J. Clay, CP i i al v.., yorksh _ re: and in many cases i week. Flo • a large advance upon the prices of this day , e ' Many of• Savannah', with loss of maintopmast. woollen manufacturers-Jan. 26, E. Ilod e son, Richmond, - Yorks barrel, _ both sold freely at 2s. per sack, and 2s. to 2s. 6d. per ', .l, h free and bonded over last quotations. Behrend Wilhelm, hence at Hamb 1 shire, ironmonger. Malting Barley, Malt and , i urg 1. CERTIFICATES ing Barley ad. per 501b.'Pease 26. per quarter, and Grind us as one "Camelia, Jacobina, Ilene at .Bremen. e . a . remen. 'unless cause be shown 496 per 4801 b., duty paid, dearer. Egyptian Beans made 48s to ° , 'Jot n and Eli b h za et , Olsvig ; Falken, Sapling ; Letitia Nocr To be granted by the Court of Review, . and leveeal llontin gcargoes IN ere sold , agshawe, . Faro, hence at Christiansan • to the contrary on or before Jan, 22. at a proportionate increase of value; • •u, other foreign and English ' rt to the. John M'Kenzie, APlCenzie fro • - ' AI Price Prestolee, Beans, however, do not participate , m Pictou at the Clyde. R. Crompton, late of Shngley, Cnester, - . brick , „to nearly the extent of this ... _ Washington Wylie, o f ndment. Oats must be quoted id. to 2 ma eers-is. ame d. per -13 lb 1. 1 4 . ug ier, ks of the , , abandoned at sea, in Lt. and from Baltimore for Belfast, was Lancashire, and T. Crompton Manchester, k but no change in the value of Oatmeal. drunken brie R F. Toper, of Philadelphia,.7, long, 66. Crew taken off by the I and J. Burton, Middleton, Crompton, cotton spinners. • Indian Corn steady sale at very full prices. . • i . tie SCOTCH SEQNESTRATIONS. such sen. to RoyalSovereign, arrivedhere pint of them transferred 'q• (1. s. (1. I Is. (1. S. (1. 1 upon the • 11. M. steamer Ur b eent • to-day. J. Easton and J. Brown, Campsie, mights. . Dublin, has put baek ~ with the mail of this morning. for D. Bain, Edinburgh, linen merchant. Wheat, li• 70 1 t ,. I - J. isoner to . &c., having been in , with loss of bowsprit head, ' English red, new.... ilo 3 @•10 6 1111 ....110 9 qll 0 arge por. Belfast, which has c o.ntitet with the T arrived, with d _ , cutwater, alumni, (steamer,) from ' Ditto, white lO 3 -10 9 do. .... 10 -11 • 3 e; luntryseett QUEBEC, Dec. 7.-The 3,1 damage to paddle box, &c. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. lrish red - 9 10 ''.,'.; e, prison, on shore at Matan - Mersey', from Quebec e, is breaking up. The - for Liverpool, , Jan. . Hour. Ditto, white i 9 10 -10 4 d 0..... 9 6 -10 0 -'' s. Their Thames, and Llewell Kingston Lloyds, 5 Taylor(audit) District Court, 12 Rye, Eine:Ash, Is qr .... I- - - Irsh6olb --j, 3 to wash shore below St A Po pi, (the two latter loaded below; ) ' Thomas . . • one. The Aurelia I' 1 • are on 5, Charles Caldwell and Co. (audit) Ditto, 12 Barey, English.... .... j 49 0 -53 0 old .... none. t literally low rtsmouth, is on shore belo 11 Cape Chat. There are, n, or ses, from Quebec for 5, Carrie and Telo (audit). Iv - all,tane, and the Amy Anne be- 5, John Sutherland (proof and div.) Ditto, 12 Scotch & Irish, la 60t1,1 io. 9 7 Ditto, 12 Malt, English, la qr. .. I 'I ' that had and several have been lost.' n - - old .... 76 0 -se 0 I Sr. JOHN, N 5, Richard Foster Breed (proof and div.) .. Ditto, 12 Irish - - --- do. .... 00- 0 0 ,eed . .8., Dec. 12.-The Pons 01** nday, the c ing to sea, from Miramichigot on ii, of Cork, in pro- 5, Benjamin Peter Mitchell (Ist) ( , - - old .... 52- 5 5 Accepted i sho t and remains. , HALIFAX na• c he Royal ' Tint i nt s :dDec.l9.-The Calentta, from 17, William Watson (2nd) Ditto, 12 I Welsh . 7 - 1., , ~ - rites anti o 1 nev, C.B Ist instant. Quebec for London 8 David Conk tonal ' from th„4,,,,, ~,,_ , •,. nstant. leak‘. mi.- ._ - .__ , I , ~ , 5, Thomas Taylor (audit) 5, Charles Caldwell and Co. (audit) 5, Came and Telo (audit). . 5, John Sutherland (proof and div ) 5, 'Maurice Seary (proof and div.). , 5, ltichard Foster Breed (proof ar 5, Benjamin Peter Mitchell (Ist) ...... 7. Peter Jones and Edward Everett (2nd) 7, William Watson (2nd) 8, David Cook (2nd) 8, Owen Roberts (Ist) 8, William Jones and Co. (Ist) 11, William Reamer (special) '- 12, Robert Elliott (Ist) 112, William Oswin (Ist) 1 12, John Griffiths (Ist) 16, Frederick William Farley (2nd) Hour. I . Ditto, white .. District Court, 12 Rye, English,.. Ditto, 12 Barley, English.... .. Ditto, 12 Scotch & Irish, 601 t .. Ditto, 12 Malt, English, qr. . Ditto; 12 pale . . Ditto, 12 Irish .. Ditto, 12 Oats, per 451 h. .. Ditto, 11 English & Scotch, new .. Ditto, 12 Welsh .. Ditto, 11 Irish, tine qualities .. Ditto, 11 general do. Ditto, 12 Beans, English, I. qr Mr. Thompson's, 11 • S co t c h & 480% District Court, 11 Pease, English, white Ditto II Do. & Irish .. maple. Ditto, 11 Flour, per 24016. Ditto, 11 English & Irish, 2ndsi —— tine —" ma Ditto, superfine 52 0 0 extra Oatmeal, s lb. of 240/b. Shot, and remains. 'HALIFAX, Dec. 19.—The Calcutta, from Quebec for London To/tint° Sydney, C. 8., Ist instant, leaky. The Joseph Hume from Quebec for London, put into Sydney, C.B. 3rd instant, leaky. 'lle Alarm, Young, from Montreal for Liverpool, put into Sydney sth instant, leaky, and must discharge : cargo ad vertised:for sale 4th Jan. The Pellew, West, from Honduras for Cork, put into Bermuda 27th ultimo, with loss of spars, &c. The Aretnusa, Norris, from Liverpool for Halifax, was aban 4toned at sea, with loss of rudder, and in a sinking state, in kit. SI, ton. 20. Crew taken off by the Britannia, at S. John, N.B. '.171e 'Renewal from St John, N.B. for Newcastle, was wrecked Ultimo, on Bair *island. Crew saved. The Adventurer, from -Prince Edward Island for Liverpool was wrecked sti., instant, on the kagdalen Island. A new - l)artjue belonain. to .a.fr, .11uncan, or Princ e • Ethrnr.m. r...- - ' Edmlrd's Island to 1,........ _ Lefe46l Lord VisF 5 0 4 10 Provincial lren front At three her P.M. agree, and Finchett qling by if 56 0 -GO 0 I 3 0 -55 0 -63 01 blue • - grey PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST-OFFICE, JAN. 4 as receia- Irish; 1846 Canadian -50 0 I old interest stallatioll ...rent Britain, went i ? 0, and was conde tnned and so. T from thin f or . s miramichi, la ld wrecked in t he Stenton, ore; he Gut of Cane rallght On f e, to Sit I, and Bore in the Pr G I s nee t. of Destination IfromLon;loi - il S'IlA MPTON STATION Lisbon Madeira S_pain Gibralt. CORN EXCHANGE, DEC tparatorl Canada. H7th, 17th, and 27th of Iliad rid With the exception of a good supply of Iri Iberia little fresh up from that country, or coastwis, Jan: 5 . two days; there is, however, P. fair arrival Am Pr.; 3 3 • al ARRIVED year, and I with the !eived the following :ed by the gton Cot" r warden . i ; 'W other .', 1 Malta &lonian Isl an d s 3rd and 20th Oriental, Greece and Egypt.... of every Dec India, Ceyloo.gz Omni month. :2,000 barrels of States and Canadian Flour. The pressure of demand in nearly all th country, for some weeks. appears to have be and to have reduced stocks, particularly of al qualities of Grain and Flour in nearly the with our own, attended at the same time v -. value, neither short supply nor .er, seem to limit inquiry, and the bush ..nd Flour yesterday and to-dav, has been coil tensive scale; of the former a fair quantity h local and country consumption, as well as fo dition to large purchases of bonded some , Next Mail speculation s in all which an advance of 2d. pc 21dtte .. Jan. - ' ' day's rates has been made. Next Mail In bonded Flour considerable sales have - . Jan. 7 378.11 d. to 385.. the mark,,r,0,,;.,... n..„, .....}.., (l) Brit. Col. in W. Ind. (except Honduras ,Col. & Bermuda,) For. 2nd and 17th Tweed .... N ex t M a il inZi. Indies of every De c . 17 d ue .. Jan. 7 Havana, : (exceptnl a, mouth' and Madeira.. Advance in vain( deacon Brothe r ,avoidably .m. of rico" The locig 6 processt gl io adroit's"; PrOiSleo, (2) Mexico& Havana . 2nd of everyiniam_e (3) Bermuda St. Juan} month only.' . .11. p Nicaragua and 17th of everv!TwtNed' 'New Grenada ! ..... month on/i.l Dec. 171duc _ On the 14th of August last, at Christ Church, Sydney, by the Rev. R. Allwood, chaplain to the Bishop of Australia, JOH -- THORPE, Esq., of Sydney, to CAROLINE COLEMA - - ter of the late ADAM ELLIOTT, Esq., of this town. On the 21st ultimo, at Ashton-in-Mackerfield, A.sptNALI„ jun., to Miss A..__NAYLOR. The bridegroom and his father are b oth named Thonnis, were both married on St. Thomas's Day, the bridegroom was born on St. Thomas's Day, -- ad married on the 21st day of the month, aged 21. On the 25th ulthno, in Oswestry, Mr. JOHN BIBBY, son of rhaiadr, to ,sq., Church, A ILLIANI THOM >Miss .1 lavid's Church, by 1111 . ,veh Church, Captain Wk schooner Intrepid, of a T of Mr. J. HUGHES, of RAPER, of that town On th I.OBERTS, o SAAC. dauzb io ELLEN 1G WrON 6ia6llaulit! trATION. Buen a , A yr a e Z s i!, 1111(11 Evng. of 4 t - hli.MScagn: l llH. M. Crane 41A, 11 1411 it, ctosinz nrm Mtn the dealers' demand for sacks, and duty p active, though full prices are maintained. „ Jan. 2 „ Jiarieyounn, mans . , and Pease, six LIVERPOoL S Rec. , ' Oats bring our previous currency. Brit. N. America;TA rm..: • Of Oatmeal, note remains ( juuda, lawtat ; ;} ISM instant. !Cam ria ICo:nbria .. Indian Corn, as last, upe' Dec. 4 Jan. 15 amount, month' Philip's Choi MARS! HENRY itne day, at St. Philip's Church, Mx NNAII COWBUR Lcher, Northwich same day, at St , . Philip's Church, Mr. JA ger, to ELIZABETH ANN, Lte Church, %,r to Miss MAR h, by the I BANKS, of this town, former s ISABELLA VARLEY, of Cheetham, near Manch n the 28th ultitho, at Manchester, HENRY, youn,_ Hof the late JOSEP HARRISON, Pm., of Birkenhead, to A. youngest daughter of Mrs. BRIGGS, of Atherstone.. APMAN, t Manc RANCIS . VALKgR BARNES, - Esq., surgeon, Evertor LTSAN, youngest daughter of the late G. BARK, Esq., of in the 29th ultimo, at the Crescent Chapel by the Rev. J. 'stall, Mr. WILLIAM BEARD, of Great doggeshall, Essex, Mrs. kiliORGl 3ame day, at 1 10BINSON, of Friends' Mee Iburgh, JOHN JACKSON, of Warrington, to MAI .NDLEY, only daughter of John Handley, of Northwai nine day, at Christ Church, by the Rev. B. S. Clarke, MI THOMPSON, of Douglas, Isle of Man, to Miss A. RAW V,. of Go?car, near Hudderstield. tme day, at Mansfield; Woodhouse, Notts, R. Y SUSANNAH, daughter of the late Co L, .Esq. LED, c kY, JANUARY tdbach, Risien; rro Wind Robins --_' "-_ ~, ej nerara—Allian ce St, An h d i delphia—Jos ep l ii Quebec— e ,V 6- 41apricor n Ostend. , )e, Thompson Parker,--y Budd, blantreal—Al SAILEL Yeoman, Pardon, for sayannah—t t , Steele, Newfoundland and Brazils—Thetis, eigrned, Lady of the Lake, Simmons, St. Michaels — Waterio o ?' , - --- Pork—RosaHilda, Hay, Savannah—Unicorn, Boyd, pi,lP,n; -Eliza Johnston, Donaldson, Bahia—La elleßarb4: ,ica.—Haver, Johnson, St. Thomas—Nerio, Jarvi,; Switliamley, Jennings, Bombay—Mary, M`Dou.. 'ansell, Grace, St. Michael's—Fanny, Higt, Napier, Huntrizs, New Orleans, and En- kth i ;' gall, Africa—Lady M libmbay—Sir Charlp, te - !Tr i s The Pioneer sailed fr has not since been and at Mot `O , unronometer, Furse, hence at ••enoa , m. (lenient, Cobden, hence at Brouwershaven. fielems Jacpba, hence off Hats, for Random THE LIVERPOOL -STANDARD. rivals of Anierican arid Canadian Wheat _ At Wakefield (win offering Itog;ether ARKETS. ;WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, DEC. 29, 1846. Wheat, 184 qrs., £3 2s. Id. 4 5 qr.: total, £571 3s. 4d Barley, 68 qrs., @£2 Is. sd. 45 qr.: total, &140 16s. 4d. Oats, 50 qrs.,' Q' &I 10s. 9d. qp , qr.: total, £76175. 6d MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE; JAM So far as the limited stocks now on hand here allow, a steady business has been done in each article during the week, at ad vancing prices. At Liverpool an extensive demand for Wheat and Flour has continued for Ireland, for home consumption, and on specula tion ; and a further rise has take! stock of Wheat , od business was done yesterday, at fu he face of I Flour. Al our market this morning, the quantity offering of each article is so limited that there is an insufficient assortment of samples for selection, by either millers, bakers, or dealers. There is a fair demand, however, for Wheat and Flour Of all qualities, at an advance upon the former of 4d. to 6d. per 701bs, and on the latter 2s, to 3s. per sack, and Is. to 2s. per barrel. Oats are 2d. per bushel deafer, but their high The value of Oatmeal may be considered nc Malt is fully 2s. per load higher, but the brewer disposed to buy, demur to the prices which are. nov adhered to. English Beans 2s. to 35., and Fgyptian 3s. to 4s. per quarter higher ; of the latter many are now shipping to Ireland. Pease ibits much confidence, though high Zirtbs,,fiflarriagts anti Bratbs. BIRTHS On the 28th ultimo, it Nlr. J. B: HIGNETT, of a daughter. On the 29th ultimo, in Park-grove, Tranmere, the wife of Mr ;treet, Everton, the wife of 11. ESHELBY, of a son. On the 30th ultimo, in Grove-terrace, Kentishtown, the wife of C. W. WOOD, Esq., barrister-at-law, of a daughter. On the 31st ultimo, the lady of CHARLES MOZLEY, Esq., Mount-pleasant, of a son. Ori the Ist instant, the wife of JOHN CAMPBELL, Esq., of -South Hill-place, of a son. MARRIED -in-the-Fields, London, by the REN JAMES ARGENT, to ELLEN WILSON, both of the Strand. Same daf,•at Overton, Flintshire, Mr.' I of BaSingstoke, Hants, to JESSIE, youngest ( late Mr. WHITEHOUSE MONK, of Park ate. TRY HUGHES, „l►ter of tlif. BOND, of Lchester, to EITZAB daughter of the late 111 r. WM. ROBERTS, of this town. On the 31st ultimo, at Trinity Church, by the Rev. T. Bibby, Mr. JOHN HUGHES, youngest son of Mr. H. Hughes, sail maker, to MARY ANN, only daughter of Mr. WM. DEAN, blacksmith, Orrell, near Wigan. Same day, at St. Bride's Church, Mr. FLETCHER, inn keeper, Brunswfck Dock, to Mrs. THOMPSON, late of the Railway Tavern, Park-lane. Same day, at St. David's Church, by the Rev. J. Fawcett, Captain JOHN FRANCIS FAWCETT, of the ship Duncan, to HELENA, youngest daughter of R. CAIL, Es q., of Whitby. Same day, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. Mr. Green, Mr. G. M. SWINDELLS, formerly of Macclesfield, to DOROTHY 'TODD, youngest daughter of the late R. BOARD MAN, Esq., of Blackburn. Same day, at St. Michael's Church, Toxteth-park, PETER TASK v:pg, of this town, to HANNAH, eldest daughter of the latj JAMES GOING, Esq., of Dublin. On the Ist instant at ~ W oodchnreh, Cheshire, by the Rev, J. C. Prince, Mr. CHARLES VERSCOYLE GARDAND, to Miss JANE ANN PINNINGTON, who w as g i ven away b y the • Rev. Samuel Fenton. Imports Same day, at St. John the Evangelist's Church, Toxteth- This Wk• This Yr park, by the Rev. JaMes Hassall, M.A., the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON, Curate of All Saints', Newton Heath, near Man chester, to Miss ISABELLA CHAMBERS, of Rock-house, Bath. On the 2nd instant, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. C. H. Burton, M.A., Mr. WM. NOWLAND, upholder, Dale-street. to ELIZABETH, daughter of Mr. JOHN PAGE, auctioneer. On the 4th instant, at St. David's Churl], by the Rev. W Hughes, Mr. JOHN EVANS, to Mrs. MOOR, both of thi town. lI DIED. Lately at Sydney, New South Wales, Mr. JOHN COYLE, formerly of this town. Lately, in the Bay of Bengal, by falling overboard from the ship Ganges, on his passage from Calcutta to this port, aged 43, Mr. GEORGE VIBERT, a native of Jersey, much regretted by a great number of friends. On the 2nd ultimo, at Brick-hill, county Clare, aged 99, DANIEL GRIOTT, Esq. On the 17th ultimo, at his residence, in Great Newton-street, Mr. WM. GONDY, provision dealer, eldest son of Mr. William Gondy, of 13alleyrwssel, county Down. On the 20th ultimo, at the house of her father-in-law, in Lawry-street, Everton, MARIA, wife of Mr. T. HARRIS, painter, Gloucester-street. On the 21st ult., the Rev. THOS. WIGZELL THIRLWALL, Rector of Ickleford, and brother of the Bishop of St. David's. The deceased clergyman was transacting business in Mr. Veasey's office, at Baldock, when he was taken with a fit of apoplexy, from the effects of which lie expired early next morning. On the 27th ultimo, ALFRED, the infant ion of the Hon. L. KENYON. 44th year, M ALICIA DOCKRALI Smile day, at Westconrt, MARY, wife of the Rev. C. STE- I PHENSON, rector of Callan, county Kilkenny, and daughter of the late Lieut.:Gen. Glegg, of Backford, Cheshire. t Daventry, Northamptonshire, MARY, the wife On the 2S AM, aged :kultim9, at Tewkesbury, Mr. THOMAS BLON '2 years. day, at . his residence, in Prince's-place, Kennington On the 29th tilthno, at Lancaster, Lieutenant JOIN DENIS DE VITRE, (1781 !) in his 90th year. This gallant veteran's commission, aslieutenant, bears date the 3rd of March, 1781 ; expedition to Ostend, in 179, upon the list, and was on the pal Robert John Hibbs, (1796!) now beeoi, on the Navy List. Same day, aged 33 year- 11 - 6 was the ohit of is. per diem. ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. JOHN , er, of Burlington-street. mine day, at the residence of her son, in Everton aged 71, JANE, relict of S. lIEAD, Esq., of M as h am, Yorkshire, Same day, at Liscary, RHODA, daughter o f th e late 'Mr. T. HELSBY, of Salford. Same day, at Bootle, Mr. WM. FRASER ame (lay, at his T resdunce *` in Biair-street, aged 48, Mr. JAMES DM" . •-•• a., vi JACC .aanjurnyis ,TISCOMS. On the 30th ultimo, much and deservedly regretted by a large circle of frieuds,UOILN . A.TKIN:7ION, Esq., il-cloth an., Esq., - Of Woolton-h Same day The Moss, wife of Mr. THOMAS S Same day, at Kenyon, aged EWER, Esq., of Southvort. . • • NIA.RY, relict of the late II . . . . Same Ea, at K lus r E esilience, Finchett-house, in his 83 r d y ear , GEORG lILA E, sq. He was a native of the united parishes of Corrie and Hutton, • llumfriesshire, and, with his admirable brother, the late James Blake, Esq ~ was well known and greatly esteemed in this town. Retaining the attachment of boyhood for each other during a long life, in death they have been di vided but for a short period. Though they mingled in many stirring scenes, in future years, few have cherished more fondly the spot on which they were born, by the stream, much en deared to them, the Corrie water, amt the regard of few has been more useful to their native district. While it still feels the stimilus of the example of their prosperous career, none of its inhabitants came to this town without friends, whom they diti . not befriend ; and on the school-house of the old parish Of Corrie, in which they were educated falling into decay they I • munifir.eutiv built the present mom- The family Piave been long-lived. Their grandmother-a. ceeded a hundred years, and the ages of themselVes three sisters ' who died not many years ago, five in all, extended beyond four hundred years. It is sad that hetwts that beat so well and so warmly should now be cold. On the 31st sZq. Townelev-hall. near ilurnlpv_ ilit Oats aged 84, PEltEtxtWtn L. I owNELEY, Esqi, father of Towneley, Esq.,.who, in 1837, contested the southern of this county with Mr. Stanley. On the Ist instant, at Hickleton-hall, near Doncaster 76th year, Sir FRANCIS LINDLEY WOOD, Bart the Chancellor of a - s, 'e have during the past Df ggyptian and en equally great, I second and low same proportion ith an equivalent enhandd rates, ss here in Wheat inued on an ex- Ls been taken for • Ireland, in ad s well as free on 701 b. over Tues- been effected at I Id barrels, is not to quotations, tsactions 401 3ilLondon an(' 50 Lond 40 18 40sh New shares 21 Direct Northern ... 50 Longridge and Preston 13 Lynn and Dereham 7 nd I 15 Lynn and Ely _ _ _ 2 Idanchester and Leeds 8 Half shares 3 Do., late Hudders. & Sheffiele 2 Quarter shares 5 Fifth shares .2/ Extension shares 6:4-I Sixteenth shares 24 Half shares, late L. & B ”6/ Fifth shares, Do. 32i Half shares, late W. P. & G 5 Extension shares, Do. RR Late Manchr., Bolton, & Bury 1 Fifth shares, Do. 42 ; ' Extension, Do. 5 Manchester, Sheffd., & Midland 2 Manchester and Southampton 42/ Matlock and Midland Stock. 'Midland 24 I shares Stock. Preferential stock, 6 per cent. 2 New shares Stock. Consol. Birmingham &Derby 20 'Newcastle and Be - rwicl; 25 North Shields shares 100 Newcastle and Carlisle 25 Quarter shares 100 Norfolk 9 Half shares.... 2 Tenth shares 2 Extension 23 North British 11 Half shares 14 Quarter shares 50 Northern and Eastern 5 l e North Staffordshire Stock.tNorth Union (A) Stock.l Ditto (11) 211 North Western 17 ;Oxford, Worcester, & Wolverh 1 All IPreston and Wyre All I Preference (5 19 , cent.) All New Do. (514 cent. and Div )I 64- Half shares (A) 14{ Half shares • - • (B). 83/4' Sixth shares 100 Runcorn Gap 10 New shares 40 Preference shares 15 Scottish Central 12&Scottish Midland 21;Sheffield and Lincolnshire 100 (Sheffield and Manchester 8 Quarter shares 25 Quarter E 5 Eighth shares ,Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goal( 3 ,:Shrewsbnry and Birmingham 15 Shrwsby & Chester, late N.W.M, 8 I New shares No. 1 res, No. 2 21S1krewsbury and Great Western day, at Frodshatn„ SARAH, e lde st daughter of the late THOMAS URMSON, Esq., of this to wn. On the 2nd instant, at his residence, Fli x t on -h ouse, near h •nnrhp.., wRIGHT LEE WRIGHT, Esq. t the house of her son-in-law, in Upper 'sling- Kb year, BETTY, relict of the late Mr. J. BU - CKLEY. Same day t his residence, Coton-hill, Shrewsblity, in his LLIAM EGERTON JEFFREYS,. Esq., one of 'maces of the peace, a deputy...lieutenant for the —e rev. eonnty of - Salop, ar, this town. • On the 3rd instant, M.D.; of head, THOMASGREGORY, Esq. Dif"" On the 4th instant, at New Ferry, SARAH wife of M , PETER. SOWERBY. . , Same day, at his residence, Betanie.-view, Mr. JOHN DAN SON, formerly of Bold-street, in the 81st year of his age, 8 'Slirewsbury, Oswestry s:Chesl I 1 Do. and Chester new shares 35 :South Devon • 50 'SouthEastern and Dover 20 New shares, No. 1 ... 15 Consolidated Thirds. 21 New shares, No. 4 . 42f South Mid. June. & SI 13 -;Southport and Euston, 2South - Statiordshire Junction 42,/'Trent Valley, Mid. & Grd.Junc I#:Wanvick & Cheltenham Junctn 42/ West Riding Union 6 IWhitehaven and Furness IS (Whitehaven Junction 15 Wilts, Somerset 25 ,York and Newel , and Weymouth astle New shares 50 York and North Midland 25 Half shares 20 New Half shall 40 Selby shares . 5 E. &W. Ridim 1g Extension icoV . and Band Oir; UalllMl.llll and Ifelfast Junc 70' Dublin and Drogheda.. 20 , Third shares - 15 Londonderry and Colerair 1) ;Midland and Great Western 7ii half shares 5 iNewry and Warrenpoint 40 !Ulster FOREIGN & COLONIAL LINES. • 18 Boulogneomd Amiens 6 Dutch Rhenish 34 Great Western Canada 50 Jamaica 5 Northern of France(constituted) 6 Orleans, Tours, and Bourdeaux. 7 17/2 Paris and Lyons (constituted) 20 Paris and Orleans 20 Paris and Rouen 5 Paris and Strasburg (constitutd) 20 Roucn and Hac - re::. I 0 Sambre and Mense . 14 Strasburg and Basle, 5 {Tours and Nantes (constituted) 6 i West Flanders BANKS, & 12! Bank of Liverpool 10 Borough Bank 10 Commercial Bank to Liverpool Banking Company 10 ltrchester & L'pool fist. Bank 10 North and South Wales Bank !iOO Royal Bank. 10 Union Bank ather of I 23 L'pool Fire and Life Insurance 10 Marine Assurance Company 2 Royal Assurana tock. Bootle Waterwo tock. Harrington N% 100 Coal Gas 50 New shares I 101 100 New Gas and Coke Co m p an y I 2 25 Quarter sham 35 Birkhenhead rnpany :s & W'house 20 Rack Tern, 10 Steam Tug 8 Sauth-East Steam Ca Company Prices marked " It" denotos Sinlri:;callNl in far It totes scrip Shares called in 6r R to FAIS Same day, at Lymm, Cheshire, by the Rev. W. M`lver, M.A Mr. .1. WALTON, of Bedford, to MARGARET ANN, secon daughter of the late HENRY WATSON SHERRIFF, Esq., ( this tawri. - _ • _ Salle day, at gt. Martin !ptimas F. Rilinsey, M cond dauf.diter of Mr. JOHN LIVERPOOL SIL SliAltES, RAIL WA 2,1-Amber ate & Eastern Junctic 25 Arbroath and Forfar Bedford, Loud° on, &Birmingh Leash.`& Chesh Birk'heid, 2k.Blackhurn, (Morley, & L'pool 24-,Blackburn,Clitheroe, & N.W, 11 IBlackbur Bolton 75 Bristol and Exete 5 New shares.... 1 and Cdoucest ingtamsbire d Birkc Half share New .'2O 27i Chester and Holyhead 25 Dundee and Arbroath 12} New shares 20 Dundee and Perth New shares Perpetual, No. 1 Perpetual, No. 2 5 New shares.. New scrip .. Epst Lincolnshire. and Glasgow leMtZlAMMM,Mil!ffint=levaismseig IRE LIST. Thursday Prices. 6%3 __ F n. 2j ..34 p re 14 .. 1 p „6 ..6= p I 2 - (1.. pir 50 FA inbt 12 Quarter shares 10 i Half shares.... 20 Edinburgh. Leith, Rz Grantor, 20 I Preference-shares Edinburgh and Northern .el 5 shares—Newport.. 3 - !Edinburgh and Pertt 12a. Ely and Huntingdon 5'4 1 7 ,);:eter, Yeovil, & Dorchester 22s Fleetwood, Preston, & 50 !Furness. 2} Quarter shares 2, New shares.... ;snow and Dumfries NN', Paisley, and Greehoc 5 2.5 Gin. 27C1001e and Doncas 75 Great Grimsby Erni 1 / 1 Quarter shares . fxtension 100 !Great North of Er Li & Railway & Railway lad., Ha Ld Winaermere 42;',Lancashire and North Yorkshire 50 !Lancaster and Carlisle _ Three-quarter FA Quarter shares . and Th 001, Cr( ,M'che: New Quarter Fifth shares. (G. J.) Quarter st 40 shares (L. & M. [lon & & B. £4O shares '5O shares & Brighton & S. Coast daugh- 10 .. 12 1? is It istntiioli MANCHESTER.— this week eni, I very 1 been a during t Generall new year; decided t nature close of 'he bus Ile to note in th T amount of qui-tr I that and in qpr dyed black cl American trad ;se, are now riod, there is HALIFAX in Ch r MARKETS ro MANUFACTURES MI the principal houses in this town in the cotton m, ally good I ; and are been pretty frennen y in this regard. to be looking prospects of the The stocks in the h-and than nrobable li in taking stock doing in the wart be expected The yarn preven been very s t which the s , . has been quite an aw is no alteration LEICS of t THE ARY I There is no material altera demand for roods: -some PXtPnxhe n INFII 5,45; Ot NORTHERN HC 1 ADM Irregular, ( Consult ;.AND 5; Remait !on. J. M. EYE DEPAII December, 20; IR INFIRMARY :ONT LY RI since the commencem tients prescribed for, ar during the month of Dec ment. - 16,11E Surgeons, Dr. Edwan J. B. Burrow; Trea WEEKLY REPORT OF THE SE HOSPITAL: ADMITTED: - Fever and Small Pox, Wards, 52; Lying-in Wards, G; CHARGED: Cured, s_l •, Relieved, 11 . REMAINING IN THE HOSPITALS : I Medical and Surgical Wards, 239; L 20; Total, 381. Watkins; Apot WEEKLY I TIDE TABLE r. lEVENG.I Hour Jan. Ih. m. Ih. m. ft. in. Tuesday.... 5 111 I 127 16 6 Wednesday. 6 145 - 2 2 15 9 Thursday .. 7 220 231 14 11 Friday..... 8 257 317 13 11 Saturday .. 9 339 4 2 12 10 Sunday ....10 428 457 12 0 1 Monday —.ll 522 6 9 ,11 7 AND WORI Lical and Surgical Total, 82.—llts- , unday aft Epiph LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL, Bahia Barbadoes Bombay , B. Ayres Calcutta C. G. Hope Charleston China Demerara.. I Havana 5 ; Total 23 Lim I Mar Jamaica.... La Guayra..l Now. 1 Indirect lOct. U 24'11fauritit Oct 22 New Orleans' 23 New York 11 Perna. ico.lNor•.l9l Nov. 6 Janes, Wards, 12 ; Lock, ConsfiltinF, Physicians, Dr. Macrorie and Dr. Gouthwaite; Consulting Surgeon, Mr. M'Culloch ; Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Carson and Mr. Davis House-Snrceon. Mr. T. F. Grime.' - ' ist Mr. F dale; Surgeon, Mr. Thomas Lingley. Lvannah 2 St. Helena .. 23 Valparaiso .. 21 Vera Cruz .. .4 USE OF ETHER IN SURGERI A. method of renaming Le to pain during nce of surgical o of the vapour of ether combined with atmospheric air.; The following are the particulars of the successful ampu- ; tation of the leg of a patient in the Bristol General Hos pital on Friday, in which this new principle was tried A young man, a patient at the Bristol 'General Hospi tal, had, on Friday, his left leg removed above the knee---‘ an operation rendered necessary by a white swelling of' three years' standing, and. at the suggestion of D r . Fair-: brother, the senior physician to the hospital, Mr. Lans down, the operating surgeon, was induced to try the effect:" upon the patient of the inhalation of the vapour Of sul- .pnuric etner. Atter in and a half, the patient became unconscion , peon commenced his incision, and after the lapse of two or three minutes, Dr. Fairbrother again administered the e vapour for one minutia and the sur- wachhig his bieathing s administered in 'small - mr, which kept him in - a state of unconsciousness for ei period of fifteen mi- nutes. Inc umo was separated trom the body in one minute. During the operation, the features did not ex press the least pain, and the patient remained motionless, After the operation, he awoke, perfectly quiet and calm,' and said he had not felt any pain, either in cutting through' vessels lich required to 1 Since ti operation the patient h I than he has for ten night A letter from Mr. Herapath, the w ell-k nown ana l y tica! chemist, who was present on the occasion, appears in , erday's Timm After giving the particulars of the; Mr. H. proc , — very simple eds to show t He says—" n of the vo compl pprAi.!ti ,unfytn, should lie fitted with a collar, to 'width an ivory mouth piece with - a large bore can be screwed without the inter ' tilljt is nearly full ; p 1 moutl thnieez and agitati the vapour ) as to saturate the air in it with s soon as the patient is ready for the opera-• tion, close his nostrils, introduce the mouthpiece, and' close the lips round it with the fingers. He must turoi breathe into and out of the bladder, and in about one or two minutes the muscles of his lips will lose their hold. . This is the moment for the first cut to he made. In two or three minutes the effect will begin to disappear; they mouthpiece should be again introduced, and this repeated as often as required. If the pulse should indicate a sink- ing of the patient, a little wine will restore him. I have no doubt, but the inspiration of nitrous oxide (laughinK gas) would have a similar effect upon the nerves of sensa tion as the vapour of ether, as I have noticed that persons' __ .. are totally ithensible to pain ; gut I do not think it would be advisable to us e it i n sumical cases, from its frequently producing an ungovernable disposition to muscular exertion,. which would render the patient un steady, and embarrass the operator. `.` The administrator of .the vapour will of co.._ great care that no fluid ether shall be allowed to be drawn into the lungs, otherwise suffocation would result, or at the best a violent cough, which must protract the opera tion, and considerably distress the patient‘" .se take We find that the rn head,' we gave additiona The Legh Arms Hotel. he good pommies id doubtless under lig sort a in the 'day ,s mucn t [ at a holi RAILWAY. PRINTING OFFICI mom• to which, under t it, lip' lIICOrri at Newton, is still to be occur for which it I his excellent mar s originally intended ; . nt, popularity and succ,o—qs w I attend the worthy p:•oprietor. ge and Eagle Hotel s i Mr. G. Latham, of the ( Fenwiek-street, gave a supper, eon ing of all the dege; ,f his friend. customers, on Thursday evening a last HomIN mint' to contain more nutritive n This, in these days of at ,cientifi research has proved ho -- -- ter than even Indian corn or riff . . _ valuable fact. We perceive by ad vert i sement cisewhen , that Mr. Gibbons has received c large supply. His naract it. , a sufficient guarantee for the excel:tine of itt , quality. as to be iy. Fine c n sorts are me, or in tying the dissected from the 24d 14 p n p 29p 211 13,1 P 1 p