The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-08-27 00:00:00

tit - 11'5 RAIL IVA Y 'h e it , -4—______ ti ° ll r-ff °1 employed in constructing the Cork and B an- r4i.ee,aY.have been dismissed, and further operations It f !'. a ed, la eo ns , 7° ' and th e euenee of disputes between the con- T he ir company. torfetirils.lutisteoeitsorrirLrmtrli.e6Eoaosetlei,rn Counties railway . having tioate rck on Nlonday. Tlh7e9y of the leionwgitn\e,cerr,s patineide- NA Paid oni:_r the time any the fins that had been deducted, and l of them had been suspended._ the l 'rtm: u rsdaY a government inspector passed ote. vie_ itetev " te tinn of the Bast Lancashire line. tid... et:the valley of the Ribble, end especially the iron wa l l', ° ler the river, were severely tested, and the result li'ast satisfactory. layi e .. 7 ,th the telegraph Wites are prepared and ready for a se,c across the Channel to Calais. Three days si d a ‘s,elr-vessel arrived, with thirty miles of wire s and ._ ties '4,11410f large dimensions upon which to wind it, kl, ira(lallY pay it out in proceeding across the el cri : kediato,,lS eapected that this operation will take ptac i At P I ' day , tile astern Counties Railway meeting. on T nrs- I d t wn e report and accounts were carried after a debate h l' lL: e re k te;:a s ti et d rrai l et t i a r lf e, ll c urs. principalT th h e e amalgamation,i ntvoacahnel. vfa,einent, .Norfolk . 1 _ whi t ', „. t the engine-drivers and firem r e e n e , e u iv p e o d n t a b l e l „,aigt e ,, "re vievvs expressed by the directors lii 'diV l A Tlce of the greatmajority of the shareholders. \''h .I " e rld was de %l the rate of 2s per share. 140,1r it a , oh is: e , ctret at . I. I,D RAILWAY.—It is ru tttattelf:ea`irthhaats ti l s°a C r o li mp M an iD ys: b lance-sheet for the pas a be en made 0u 2 ., , an G d d. th p a e t r t s h b e ar r e es d u i l v t id sh e o n z steintoreizs it to . pay b• e 4t . , th e „,.'[_ ~ it s said, have resolved on recommend- .. Q qioJ.(iluktors that the balance neat half -0 qat e ,,_°e . carried to the credit a o p f p t li b c e ah n le to di% 1 .. llkilkilt' tqtt,tiitti,,,, TILANIER.—A curiously-shaped steamer, fAi . ti t k t - . 1,0 the west of Lancefield Dock, from and tb i e n course klAli .ilz i\ i 'l Ilp with deck , furni., r h e _ 2 t 4t , ":,,, h.as been built for h employ her intend to t or fft cttailway Company, who • l an d , th e two g Edinburgh, Perth, effkbetween Gi•anton and Burnt's . t eo Pee s; , eir line on either side of the being 4 e 4tifiof this , 'a lto •es ends.l'ir . thof Forth. tpeellretwProvided with helms; in . the . f d u e n s n o el f s, t o h f e w si hd p ch lef t N EI , (), being placed at opposite . i tto,,gtterthlibe line of rails being carried along the P to:the ~,,e deck. Instead of the pc . ti le ..alce te'vt'aV carriage to tviesset ~Pas s age of the tee, , 1, k4i 4 e Oth Y t eeans of the deck r ai l s, t th ,ri by th e e ' side of the water, y , ' tI A N is;Aree process. This s' . mete rycafculated to save both time and trouble.- I,ol,p'ottstiiutionat. t e , e Ittitr:°t; CROSBY AND SOUTHPORT sßiAlellLdWaAtYL.—i eh NI, a-iielifY meeting' of this company b wa s called to the 41: 1 1 ';• The jlursday. Mr. H. Horn t tss,ftieb,,t oecretary read the rep . or ~ I is progressing ridl Y - we ett W t l and Liverpoo ei k ,,,, 'ar ta i. _ aer oo in the Y wkich stated that 4. 11 ".'04 s ; expected to be ready for opening_ tio n k a ,,,ln deD pmber next. The two bills e ( d o n n e e ti t o o n sa i n n c Ogt a vatf on in this line, and a L.l. Late f "Al authorized to be deande r d for the use of telitl4tia.ertie.)llll) Tit heharn-street, Liverpool, . the Sand Matte tlt p 'r lease the the other to obtain permissive ~,,a York tqCo at 'e u ndertaking to the latoe holeduccessfully passed hour.,_ in bot r h ednee re ll t !e t .. , atlfotr; t he tll e into Liverpool be g ki tc ; top t t , ef e c miles i.) on all as I'lletaleiN retain Tel " the t and goods to three " ‘ , ll 4'etia helde Only on the fe tr ait fel t , t , g in July fit d e has st ,f 6 o has been r tg,tgaole ilaidllY increased, a returns she t a , t4 r t i 4 0 2 i 1 , 2 4 at the same r hik e flat Eder the - ' year, although q 414 E1. 4 P . ) iles tetsecotitn",'oY creases wt,,ltecei,;2 tile 30th of Jur— -Ist the ' a nd £153,€44 expended, a balance e half e3 oedi 4lP stated thatanY of £20,52 2. £4,936 Thhade re leaving beenvenuersc iv acc_ouerdit, 2e ,717 Ya r t tl3 f te: ll)( q l ded, leaving. a balance of £ 2,219 i ' to the The Chairman, in moving the adoption tai•Ati oi ,. said there was ever reason to hoe h t k t .,,11. -,- Pe nding with the East Lancashire . andaLan iktaloeplorkshire Railway Companies, for . mutual . 1 4; 1 , 1 4, ‘7, l °n in regard to traffic, would terminate satis l'ith",t, th good deal of anxiety hail been expressed a o s ..tteo; octension line from 'Waterloo to li j b u o n o c o i co o ,i4ler railway at Sandhills-bridge would tikk,!olild't directors believed that in a fortnight . the . .'e ready for government inspection.. _(AP s „ • "' r • Crosbie seconded the motion which wa 11, 1"teQt. t ‘AILwAY MEETING . — The general half flag of this company was held in Derbt . ou t w i ,as also made special, to consider the sn Ni B di ° L ale ' Leeds and Bradford Railway, and the liNtl hi s ' e cl Railway. Mr. Ellis, the chairman i , a c v o e to 4 '4.4 'Peach by stating that lie was sorry to 1 tsir 6 ,. 4r k e the proprietors, recommending so small , a nil 7. the fact was , the directors were all dis,p d - Ist `"e traffi f the ' half-year, which had enae e th e ; h cor happy to saythat the traffic hiklt'ti!)4,te weeeksain, i re a p ‘ re e s r ent half-year was more en -4k t 411! 411c1 showed an increase of about £5,000. He 41 1' ti cti e Itore the3r_ the present state of the tipper W otli n et re Port of directors bad so fully entered int . ; Ah all, s ,Pf detail. There was one subject which he %N . 1 1 ,t 0 , as regards 4 kMr. Brancker, whom he saw t irpr d 1.:.`1 reference to a speech of his directors . weredel tf 114 1- " Pool. He stated that the l f 4 O ;i l l' Personal responsibility, in connexion with arrangement, though the chairman denied 4 4,1°rth a itt, of Birmingham, made inquiries as to the !lrt cost of the locomotive department, re' it one of the directors, explained, and ‘ Q t tt Ui ea nsequent on the locomotive engines H whi l c s h o It k el'ed i .red bein * charged to revenue account. e a „tle a , t t i le hatl:° statement of the comparative cost of coke kre (1.0-2enZer and goods trains. The latter consumed ket: i sti i 1 : 1 131 : : the quantity per mile of the former. Dr t . t 'lt . 4 l 'ese' v q,red if all the items in the revenue acc . oun tn 'stsp h u4 i f ~" jo cash, and especially a sum.of £BOO Inte ,' V, 4a r-111 1 , t .he a' cliester Sheffield, and Lincolnshire ' Or . - tr. (e ach n stated that the interest was saul 'l'ati d e 'l, 4ll,l that it was a proper item to take credit for. 4 '4' ,' •er 8 `' n a speech of some ability, replied to the 14 1 1 , 41 e 11,"SerVationS and observed that it was neither ~,Baare-r,the place to ' enter into a discussion on the p e ke' that i ons he reiterated what he had before pro "ha men a would oppose the carrying out of the_i_k_re a -V ery legitimate manner in his power. Tfi , I NL;Pt ni.,P),P°Posed a dividend of 163. per share, payable ml N; ( d' ae q e n r ' W hdoli was iy The 8 of 4. g O ccupied theattentionof the proprietors ! f Dat t,lar hours • and on Mr. Wylie s resolution s id -13:tirsitte:et,n.leetin'g, the show . of hands was in favour Celng appointed to inquire into the Leeds tho 1 22 130sTtion; wasp 01l was demaded, when Mr. negatived by a n majority of 2034 iW a e t4 agre e It was s t a t e d b y M r . Elli s , th e Chairman,_ . h °- Y, r „' a erlt ente ed into with Great et n t he conveyan ce of tiaffic, the was limited Nor to th one ,e of an omnibus con- hich not only checks the receipts, The capi that £133,122 11. d irking expel.. k' TING INTELLIGENCE. Dublin pedestrian, successfully completed, kit 9 1 , in an extraordinary match against time, hie'lllaile,l,l undertaken, namely, to walk a thousand tA t he tin 1 a thousand half-hours. The wager for (p7o,l.ltt.,,.(`ertook this arduous feat was only £5O. k44te„of most exciting contest between the gen elirci Liutlry, u g l and and th ose o f Kent commenced at then Thursday se'nnight, and terminated on la . . tter winnin g with one wicket to go down, 258, and Kent 260. T tf to fi th. Y et - -Pit„e:a REPußLic.—The French correspondent rpz hipl l , l l l er lt e a Y. 3 " It is true that a Republican form of eli":Nt, !e at , _ xists in France, but it is also certain President's iti wascliblers are far from existing. The 1 1; . ,, l 'tIbli h ira „ . right Royal." The guns of the forts - ' 1 Th e he departed this morning. .Talk of a kiiEtms", ! French are no more Republicans than an d that is saying a great deal." CHARITIES. LI t t „l,, -itt, 4 1 t 1 C 4 A °Ol, 5 1, ; (+ \ p it , REPORT, AUG. z •,, ad, o _l2atients cured, 25; Relieved and at owri , 1. 1 .uLp atie `Patients, 6 ; Irregular, 0; Dead, 2.- 0 sti?...lteol,„s, 43 ; Out-patients, 5; Casuals during i . !lvt o ', - peoi l ,"ifl!nr?,: . in the House, 2.C. Cti l "; p _Ch ap i a ' Fletcher; Apothecary, J. '•• .1.."(1. ; 1 0_Itev.W. Blundell : Treasurer, Alfred t l i! '1() b, - Z!!2" 1 * Luit , 1) 1 111 1`1•` keeiP9SPITAL REPORT. AUG 24. hne s n 37 ; M edical and Surgical C;ses upon e„ . i i tir, 0 at ".0 , total, 57._--DISCHARGED: Cured, 20 ; J. , e lit e bied I. 9liest 7. Att 1 . Out Patients 26 • - .-_p _ .. .era in, US . temaining in the Hospital, 84. Oils e J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician and '4'l4 • `lsit or ' s w'.k„ Dr. Ihnidas and Mr. Baimbrigge ; Vatiel Neilson and John Lightbody, Q fif es R, 11. 0. 1 .irgeon s Mr. Wall and Mr. Evans; Jones, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rev. Wm. A t 'rtli 1 4. N. N 0 4, 4 4 4--iji.AuXTETH HOSPITAL, AUG. 21. ~4 t rh ' t • .. -eg a , Wed. ' 4 111: 1 14eS . •"• • • 6 Cured :I ° ll l 7 e r l A i TB. 47 33 • . • • • , ..red 4 4 1 '4;414 r 044 • • • :I , I Under treatme n t 51 4 1 1 414 er t 1... ••.. :• „1„,,,..• • . • . ................. 0 ti ~Under treatment 69 ..)1,,.: 'on, p, " 4 t, Esq. ; Visitors, B. Platt, Esq., „a,.-1, Honorary Chaplain Rev. George uti%e Sur f i ep Use ; urgeo n for the week, 'Dr. Cameron Singeon Mr. Cr. C. Sharman ; As 4-,IV F Barnett._ th, F . 4, I H4-113°1, f N e NCla DISPENSARIES. i .! _P;rt.., Treasurer. i .‘r / i N e 4 ai•i c to e t h ,e e ek ß .. oehs of the iN: i .N R ,Isit,V at th e . North. South. Total. molt lion .... .. 203 232.... 435 ac i r t r i. 4; e : 4 th. wn uses .... . 85.... 184 ritt i o ! . .i•h a 1 1 -road : 99.... A.Tbin, Wm. F. Ai r • J 6lll B tre et and Mill, Esys.—South, 1, jVjY th b 10 ), ii "h, E. Humble, J. W I'o6---...,:_qibson'qrs•—rreasurer, F. Mill, Er.q.- 11 4 q 4OO `° 4 AL RAGGED SCHOOLS .00k•-• DS 80 nLy wrltEr.T ** • • sI ' P(4 RT, AroirS T 21 •.' ••. : • 25 " Avera f . ; d a i ly ti q 'lt t • "••• • • • Ba Y 4 attendance. p. • 0 I Girls • II Tins. • P re4r. isitors, 'ropper, sil ror; Joseph :II Aback, Esq., rnss, S tiperinteriiient • Visitors, ti ethWai(e, Esq, AFFAIRS. angers alightir 's, and going On boai.:.d_the he train will be run into and thus conveyed acre it will be landed le but efficient con- powers to and Cic y, the rough trail •feiture of 1,697 sha 3. was confirmed regards passengers 669 of the former 4 'biPPi,llo itt:elligenrr. TUESDAY; AbetYaz 20.—Wind N.W., fresh. ARRIVED.....-.%uantuin, Crocker; John Henry, Alexander; and Rebeccn, &dm New Orleans—Salem, Gibson, from Mobile —Chaos, Paxton: from Savannah—Marmion, Freeman, from New York—John Toole; Carlton ; and John and Edward, St. John, N.B.—Douglas,. Cumberland, N.S.--Demetrius, Chion, Odessa—Martha, Tents, , St. Petersburg—Helena, and Alida, Rottet dam—Perla, Antwerp—Leonie, Marans—Lord Gough, Preiton, Demerara—lsia, Vil, Hamburgh—Sarah, Fudge, Rot terdam. 'Surat, Graham, from Calcutta at this port; sailed on 30th March, and from t , t. Helena 2nd July. Otterspool, from Shanghae at Manilla. John Nicol, of this port, off Port Philip. Sandbach, sailed from Demerara for this port 16th July. St. Vincent, Shepherd, hence at St. Vincent. Fanny, Smith, and Treasurer, Baillie, hence at Barbadoes. Adino, Davies, sailed from Barbadoes for this port on 20th of July. . Phoenix, M'Knigbt. hence at Antigua. Clydesdale, Ferguson, sailed from Antigua for this port 18th July. Pakenham, Bourne, sailed from Porto Rico for this port on 22nd July. Fergus, Brown, and Francis Yates, Paynter, hence at Ja maica. Iris, Fernandes, hence at Havana. Harriet Nash, Spencer, hence at Nassau. Belle, Struss. hence at Laguira. Waterlily, Payne, hence at Alexandria. Gesina Catharina, Evers. hence at He'root. Alice, sailed from Porto Rico for this port 19th July. George, Thomas, hence for Dordt, at St. Ives, with master sick. Hero, from St. Petersburgh for this port, at Pentland Frith. Francis, Wilson, from St. Petersburg for this port, off Wick. Jane, of this port, from Quebec for London, off Peterhead. General Wiltshire, Strachau, from Bahia at Deal. William Carson, from St. John, N.B. for Rhyl, at the River Dee. _ _ Rafael, sailed from Vera Cruz 30th June, and Rosalie 7th of July, both for Laguna. Earl Dalhousie, Hamilton; Adele, Laychlock ; and Agnes, Fox, hence at Demerara. Lady Wright, Wright, hence for I Davies, hence for Realijo, off Penzance. Hero, for Bombay; - Lord Gough, for Halifax ; Nautilus, for Naples; and Mars, for St. Petersburg, have put back. The Minerva (s.), is on shore above Beaumaris, her bow stove in, and foremast water-tight compartment filled. ➢Mandarin, Pipon, hence for California, at Scilly, with bow sprit sprung and cargo shifted, having experienced very heavy Barcelona, and Shannon, weather since leaving Liverpool. - The brig William Rushton, from Laguna for this port, was in collision with the steamer Minerva, hence for Kingstown, about one o'clock this morning, between Puffin Island and Point Lynas. The brig sank in about fifteen minutes. The master, cook, and two men saved. Seven hands supposed to be lost. WEDNESDAY. AUG ST 21.—Wind N.W., fresh, ARRIVED. — Joseph Brindley, Ellis, from Dunkirk—Anejint, Schuring; Sphynx, Wegnam ; and Allegonda Benzida, Rotter dam—Corsair, Laiciley ; Volant,Scrers ; Fides, Borland, with 50.000 dollars in specie, and City of Lincoln, Ridley, from New Orleans— Isaac . Vri;;ht, Pea body, New York-Isabella Stewart, M`Kenny, St. Stephen's, N.B. SAlLED.—Atlantic (s.), West; William Rathbone, Spencer; J. H. Shepherd, Ainsworth, and Isaac Webb, Cropper, for New York—Oriental, Kidston, St. John, N.B. from Old Calabar at this port Calma, Rickers, and from Fernando Po 15th ;ailed 9tl Sworc Jul{ 11, Green, from Pernambuco at this port; sailed 2 The Creamore, from rilaceio, c: lied off Pernambuco, - sailed thence 21st July, for this port. The George mg. TEL( 1 toad at t 111acCio th Pern art Huih at M Fatima at Pa sailed from 1,, iihnin 5111 July, for Quebec, in 1 iled from Mauritius for this por. 20th May io, and vallick, Thetis., DE Briton's I mdy, hence tor Valparaiso, at Pernamuiico. SCOtt, hence at Beirout.. myrna for this port Pith instant fellow, and Limis Trlam, from Jamaica, at Deal. ANTWERP, 22nd Aug.—The Progress, which arrived at Ostend 17th instant from Liverpool, received considerable damage in the Channel, having been in contact with tne James, from London, for Tralee. MONDAY, AUGUST 26.—Wind N.W. ARRIVED.—Canada, (s.), Harrison, New York, tsilltd 14th instant, and from Halifax Pith, at midnight. Has about z5'55,000 in specie on frieght—Pickwick, Guives, Arica—Active, Campbell, Lucon—Fancy Jack, Welch, Rotterdam—Coluinbus, Mc. Cerran, New York—Union, Honduras—Jacob A. Wester feid, Hoodless, New York—Edward Kenny, P. E. Island— Ca trina, Peterson, Bordeaux—Bollivia, Viggors, St. Petersburg— Elizabeth Lloyd, Hambro. TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 26th August.—A schooner sunk during last night in the river Dee, near Mostyn Gut. A schooner also discovered on shore on the Middle Patch, at 9 30. a.m., but with no signal of distress flying. The Point of Ayr life-boat went to her assistance, but before reaching her the schooner capsized. She was discovered to be the Margaret Hughes, of London. M 1 bands on board perished. The Nassau Ville, for Alexandria; Archibald, Gibraltar; and axim, St. Petersburg, have pnt back. Maria, Turpin, hence at Arica 19th June. Chimborazo, Wilson, hence at Valparaiso 28th June. Henriette Wilhelmina, Peterson, hence at San Francisco. secret, Hilton, Central America ; and Robert Henderson, Adelaide, at do. Charles Brownell, Splatt, l.ence at Valparaiso. Pacific, (st.) Nye, hence at New Yolk 11th Aug., 6 p.m. Niagara, (st.) Ryrio, hence at do. 16th Aug. Cambria, (st.) Leitch, hence at Boston Bth Aug. T. B. Wales, Crocker ; Virginia, Thompson ; and Hero of Sidon, Spence, hence at New Orleans. Orion, Connor ; and Samoset, Greta, Liverceed, hence at Baltimore. J. W. Glidden, Childs, hence at Philadelphia. Una, Causger, from Sydney at San Francisco. Maid ofJulpha, Rice, cleared at ditto, 24th June, for Sand wich Islands and Hong Kong; and Josephine, Smith, for Sand wich Islands, 26th June. Gazelle, Stephens, hence for Tampico, off Jamaica, 23d July. Elise, Spiedelberg; Adolph Ivon ; Lowtzswn, Voss; and illiam, Scharpenot, hence at Halifax. _ _ Maxim, 'ticker, hence at Charleston Covenanter, Patterson; Bengal, Ross; and Lamortine, Tul loch, hence at Quebec. HALIFAX, 16th August.—The Gift, Grag, from Montreal to Liverpool, was totally wrecked 16th July, near Portland Creek, Newfoundland. MONTE VIDEO, 25th June.• Valparaiso, put in here 19th it and will probably be condemned The La Belle tong. 24 VESSELS SPOKEN. Schilizzi, for Rio Grande, 22nd June, in lat. G N., ._ W—Ocenn, for St: John, N.H.. 26th July. off Seal Isleto Express, for New Orleans, 14th Aug., off Wield , Hartley, bound for -California, same ti , ”^ Africa, for this port. 3rd - _ hence 'for Odessa, 19th Jul), from Cape Good Hope, 15th July, in lat. 27 of Gloucester, 9th Aug., in lat. 47, long. 19 — John, N. 8., for this port, cyon, from New Orleans uly, in llLlld— ne. from long. 74—Rebecca, from New Orleans, fur this port, •44tri in the Straits of Florida—Charles Walton, hence for New in lat. 43, long. 67—Harold, hence 6th July, in lat. 13, lo —Jane Boyd, hence for Peru, 10th July, in lat Rossshire, of this port, for Quebec, in lat. 4 from Glasgow, for Moulmein, loth April, in E—Earl of Harewood, from Madras, for May, in lat. 24 S., low , . 53 F London, 31st May. in bat. 3 S outward bound, 17th July, in outward bound, 18th July—Tli London, 20th July, in lat. 15, lotu s for Falmouth, sth Aug., in lat. 3 from Africa for this port, Gib Aug., in phena, 15th Aug., in lat. 46, long. 10—' 4., long. 4 —Grincl!ay, from tilt. fiN tO—Ludy Worsley, 30-Try- stain Maid, 19ih Bombay, 10th Ju g. 11—Cheiokee, 1 36 W—TranCis Valk er (Or Queb, nce for Cape Good'Hope, 13th July, —Esther, hence for Calcutta, same fitly glaultets. LlN't 11 POOL PRODUCE MARKET. AUG. 23 SIT; been a very steady demand, both from the grocers and refiners, and prices generally have improved 6d. pet Cwt.; the sales comprise 750 hhds. B. P., 6500 bags Bengal (of which 800 were Khaur et 295. 6(1.), and 200 mats Mauritius The demand for Foreign is still active, and the sales amount to 260 hhds. Porto Rico at from 375. 6d. to 4i s. 661., 400 bags white Paraiba at 228. in bond, and 3300 bags brown Pernambuco, to, arrive, at 18s. per cwt.-Molasses: The better kinds are in demand, at firm prices; [the sales this week are 500 puns., chiefly Barbadoes, at 16s. per cwt.-Coffee: There is a slight improvement in the demand, and greater steadiness in prices; the sales comprise 140 tees. Jamaica, by auction, at 38.9. etl. to 825., 600 bags Laguayra at 40s. to 505., 500 bags Costa Rica at 20s. to 425. 6d., 203 bags Porto Rico at 435., and 100 bags St. Domingo at 445. per cwt.-250 bags black Pepper have realised 3d. per lb.-400 bags Guayaquil Cocoa are reported at 28s. to 295., 13 brls. Jamaica Ginger from 365. to 108 s., and 1000 pkts. East India at 16s. per cwt..-Rice :• The market for East India has slightly improved, and the sales consist of 8000 bags Ben gal, from Bs. 9d. for broken to Its. for fine white, and 00 tees. Carolina, from 18s. 3d. to Its. 6d. per cwt. for fine.-The de mand for Rum is better, though the business does not exceed 120 puns. of all kinds.--Tea: Since the arrival of the Overland Mail the market, has again become firm, and the trade show more disposition to buy, but holeers are reluctant sellers ex cept at full previous rates.-In East India Drysalterics the transactions consist of a small lot of Indigo at 2s. to 3. led. per lb., 2000 packages Gambier at 12s. Gd. to I2s. 90., 1350bag,s of Sago Flour at 17s. 6d. to 18s., 150 boxes of Pearl Sago at 203- t 0225., 3200 pockets dead Cowries at from 325. to 335. for da maged up to 405. 60. to 435. 6d. per cwt. for sound, 2760 bun dles of Rattans at 2s. IN. to Os. Ild., a small parcel of Castor Oil at 41d. der lb., and 319 slabs certified Straits"l in at £B3 per ton in bond.-200 bags Bombay Linseed realised 48s. 3d. per quarter.-No sale. reported in Saltpetre, hut the market is very firm.-Of Nitrate of Soda, 400 tons have been sold at 13s. 4id. for 350 tons, ex ship, up to 145. per cwt. for small lots in store. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. AUGUST 23 ne receipt of very Saturday morning tinned limited till the etc irregular, but generally t middling qualities of Am on Wednesday, however, a the market at once assun subsequently sustained ; 1 must still be quoted id. and also for all other d 11,930 and n, 4SO Mar ; arid ex NT OF SALT For the week on • per st SALES OF THE WEES )alma al Pernviai Bahama 20 Lagliayra 40 Common West it Cartll2gella 'e ativices of the growing crop ler Asia, produced a de- Smyrna lerr. con• became very Ily 0. lower for the common and 4290 Surat . .... Madras .... Bengal. 37050 bales LIVERPOOL CO CHAN( 4 49'150 `~ar~tet~. • MANCIIESTER . CORN EXCIIANGE, ArGUST 24. From Monday up to Thursday evening we had much rain without any effect being produced upon the corn market ; in fact prices rather flagged than otherwise, and the week's business has been confined to sales for consumption. Reports, of the probable produce of the corn crops do not improve as harvest proceeds, rather the contrary ; whilst as regards Potatoes they arc decidedly worse from the early districts of both this country and Ireland. Continental prices are well supported. To-day weather is fine and glass rises. steady with disposition for for consumption at about the rates of our las 3cierate Inpiness in eac PRESTON CORN MARK At our Corn ! , :xchange, this morniti ET, AUGUST 24. g, old Wheat sold pretty quality and in good condition, and prices rat. 20s. for yellow, and up to 21s. for white, per unaltered. Flour in limited request at 345. to Sid. to 2s. 6d., pritue 2s to tiny business wortny of 7d, per 451bs .1 lower ; eh( in limi, request and only afeci I old quite in retail v AUGt WISBECII CORN MARKEA ,f new V V st week, y NN ileats.(.oll)s. teWheat..C2lbs White Wheat..6o NEWCASTLE-UPON-TY/ RN M On Sunday ar flinch t londay last - there iv w, and the arr with nn ship at tt this s of quality tble. NCotCI ale ; lint at Maid 61 A Galati. Volcano. Minach, hence at Trieste. Ahd-el-Bader, Demetrius, sailed from Trieste for this por 12th instant. _ . Regina, Blytt hence at Leghorn (s:s.): Corbett, hence at Genoa, Eloide, Rassinich, hence at Venice. Jeune Victorie, hence at Marseilles. Cottier, and Alexandre, Delaye, hence at Bordeaux. Catherine, Paterson, sailed from Bordeaux for this port 11th instant. Mary, Freese, from Bremen for this port, off the Start. ers, from St. Petershurgh for this port, at Vig, Torbay hence for Dordt, at Deal Fatima, I undland ; rd;from Bahia, and liaidee, Brown, from New- Pernambuco. Nymph, Nicholas, Failed from Malt bassador on the Bth, both for this port sth instant, and Am- .t Malta, and sailed 9th instant for el iron' !ns, Bo Const Brigand s.), and Flora, Priest, hence at Malta, and pro- ceeded sthinstant for Constantinople. Hirundo, Banks, from Callao ; Aurora, Soreson, from Go naives; Pacific, Sawyer, and Atlantic, Wallace, from Richi- GREENOCK, August 10.—The Syeranza, Debata, from Liver mol for TriostP. sunk off Tuskar. 15th instant, after beine in contact with the Thomas, Botts, arrived here from Quebec: BARBADOES, July 10.—The Economist, Oldbrook, from Li verpool for this port, was capsized in a squall, in lat. 21, long. 63; master and one man saved ; -two mates and nine seamen left on the ship in a quarter-boat, and perished. THURSDAY, AUGUST 22.—Wind W.S.W., fresh. ARRlVEG.—Elizabeth Hamilton, Jones, from Mobile—Fes ret, Pnimboeuf Savanilla SA [LED.—Glasgow, Davies, for San Francisco—Maxion, T.indsay, and Mars, Carstains. St. Petersburgh—Nautilus. Carter, Naples—l Dare, Adair, montroul—Harriet, Luscombe, and Norval, Kirk, Newfoundland and Brazil—Thetis, Tilley, St. John's. N.B.—Hamlet. M`Laren, Mauritius—Jas. Lums den, M`Nidder, Calcutta—Commodore, Asplet, Buenos Ayres —Hope, Cleverley, Barcelona—Elizabeth Bibby, Blacklock, Africa. Flora, Hood; Scholeflekl, Walker; Romulus, Bruce, and George, Petroosky, all hence at Cronstadt. Elizabeth Murray, from Rouen at Scilly, and sailed for this port. Candidate, Forbes, from Newfoundland at Queenstown Saucy Jack, Welsh, from Rotterdam at AI - Laura, Dambrile, sailed from Sydney for April il ford. ian Francisco 25th BURNTISLAND, Aug. 6.—The Favourite, Punton, from Li verpool for Visberraw, parted her chain in these roads last night, drove against the pier, and subsequently on shore on the rocks, where she remains : mate drowned. FRIDAY, ARRIVED.-( AUGUST 23 —Wind West, fresh breeze Bowes, Arica—May, Pree, Bremen—Petrel, Tailor, Callao — Solo, —, Charleston—Eliza Brindley, Jones, Dieppe—Mer sey, Taylor, Jamaica--Concordia, Ganata, Licata—Creamore, Maceio—Lanmen, Cordner, Maranham—Cynthia, and Candidate, Forbes, Newfoundland—Houghton, Doane, New Orleans—Sclus, Driscoll, New York—Saranak,Dunlevy, Phila delphia—Margaret. —, Prince Edward Island—Mary Ann, Richibne'to—Hendrika, De Jonge, Rottertlam—Precursor, liontledge, Savanilla—El Dorado, —, St. Stephen, N.B.— Victoria, —, Tampico. SA ILE D.—Queen. Wild, for Africa—Nassau, Belle, Abbott, Alexandria, E.—Transit, Palk, Ancona—Harmina, Bieze, Ant- werp—Mer'cutio, Sewell, Buenos Ayres—Walton; Muncaster, Steel, and Gemini, Harvey, Calcutta—Margaret, Haws, Charles ton—Foxhound, Sims, Corfu—Lucknow, Fauset,,Demerara— Reynard, Taller, Gaspe—Margaretha, Boorojard, Groningen — Sally, Boa„ Jamaica—Reform, Pinkham, Labrador — Gipsey, Mitchell, daranham—Chimera, Shearer, Naples—Lucie, Shu- N2I-VR—Sathem, Woodbury, New Orleans—Republic, macer, Marshall, anu hhen maria, wnitmore, I , ew Sanderson, Pilau—Ann Grant, Williams, Quebec—Helena, Stride man, and Victorii; Drummond, Riga—Elizabeth, Taylor, and Gannet (a), Sullivan, Rotterdam—Acadia, Younger, St. Petersburg—Petrel, Cox,' Trieste—Ellerslie, Davidson, Vera Cruz—Ontario, Holmes, Wisacsset—Peter Hermann, Krojer, NVyburg. Jos. Bushby •om London, at Anjer, June .14 John Carey, - Emment, sailer July 3. _ _ from Calcutta Andes, Selkirk, from Hamburg'', at Bahia. from Marsala, at Palermo, and sailed August Nancy ,V 10 tor this pat. Livorno (s.s.), Miller, from Messina, at Palermo, and stied August 10 for Leghorn. _ . Rapid, Osborne, sailed from Palermo July 10, and Amity, 11th. both for this port. Osprey, Way, hence at Naples. Amanda, Walker, hence at Malaga Admittance, Harrison, hence at Bo -The Oporto, Armstrong, of and from Li very,— ,antornia, nut in here June 25, very leaky ; has been surveyed, and ordered to be lightened. BAHIA, Ally 11 to ( SATURDAY AUGUS ,—Wind South to N.W. light A nnivf Rotterdam—Garl son, and Dart, D 13th Aug., in lat. 48, lo,„_ Video, 29th June, off Cape Bahia, 15th July, in lat. 11 S., let. 12, long. 20—Douglas, her 42, long. 11—Pbcenix. lat. 11 N., long. 24 W. Unicorn, hence for Natal, same time-- lat. 50, long. 13—Persia, of this port, for days—William \Vort, hence for New York, I 7ti, 9—Gateshead, from Ceylon, for London, 12th Aug, long. 37—Scotia, of Baltimore, bound west, 19th Aug 49, long. 15—Brighton, 26th July. in let. 24, long. from Rye. 16th Aug., in lat. 46, long. 22—Sir Charles Napier hence for Quebec, Ist Aug., in long. 50—Rosina, hence for Pa. name, 12th June, off Cape Horn—William Pitford, from Br tavia, for London, 16th Aug., in lat. 44, long. 28 —Torsr London, 16th Aug.—William Jarvis, bound west, e'" - hence for Philadelphia, 18th Aug., in 1 - • Passed the S bec, Out twenty t. 47, long ound for Liverpool Aug. 5, Harriet, Duncan, from Pete 5, Emma, Stromsdadt, from Stettin 5, Dorothea, Gehm, do, 7. Ann Jones, Williams, do 8, Little Helen, Eldon, from Konigi 9, Jupiter, Fick. from Danzic. 12, Euphrosine, Dade. from Eostock 13, Amity, Douglas, from MN--' 13, Jean Paul,Siegelberg, from Danzic. 15, Caruatic, Rogers, from Petersburg. 16, St. George. Ilutchensen, do. 16, Christoph, Lembcke, from Konigsher PACKET LIST, GENERAL Post OFFICE st Packet Next sailed. I d Destination S'HAMPTON ST Lisbon Madeira Montrose Aug. 171 tie OLY DAYS, ET William and Ann, Child, and Pauline, ----- from 'Forbes, from Nantes—Favorite, Hard- Dordt—Francis, Wilson, St. Peters- . burg—Argo --, Hamburg. SAlLED.—Herculean, Mounsey, for Bombay—St. Thomas Packet, Petersea, St. Thomas—Egypt, Beardd, Laguira—Tem pleman, Ellis, Lima—Mary, Mosee, Boston—Rhine, Ilarward, Baltimore—Atlas, Osborne; New Word, Knieht ; and William Hancock, Burgess, New York —Hibernia (s.), Lang, Halifax and Boston—Atnyeann, Thompson, and Seraph, Smart, Mon treal—Harriet, Dyer, St. John, N.B.—N icolasa,Pulpeiro , Bar celona—Gustaf, Lijebock, Bjuenburg—P. Amante, Jossie, Dunkirk,Archibald, Lindsay, Uibraltar — lda, Sten, Helsing fore—FeliCite, Hubean, Havre—Tit Bit, Cordiner, Lisbon — Cornelia, Hutchinson, and Nicbolino, Messura, Malta—Jantje Doornbn's, Addens, and Jestina Johanna, Luckens, Tjadda, Steal, Rotterdam—Princess Alice, %Vanter, Syra— Conrad Wilhelm, Gonschalk, Stralsund—Romulus, Clarke, St. Petersburg—Marchioness of Chandos, Coleuso, Trieste. The Carl Johan, hence for St. Petersburg, was wrecked during a hurricane 19th Aug., on the coast of Moidart ; one man drowned. Cargo expected to be saved. Charles Armane, Feulgre, hence for Havre, at Milford, leaky, with sals split, &c. Narcisso, Cacace, and Princess, Patterson, hence at Genoa. Walter, Paschal, hence at Valencia. Roseland, Ball, hence at Copenhagen . . Amor, Woller, hence at Cuxhaven. Queen of the West, from Bombay, for this port, off Cape Good Hope. Victorieux, Le Bourgeois, sailed from Bordeaux for this port, 19th Aug. Dove, Lawson, from Valparaiso, at Monte Video. Dumfries, from Canton, tor London, off Cape Cood Hope. Marmion, Horn, from Siucapore, at St. Helena. Osmanli, (s.), sailed from Genoa, for Leghorn, 12th Aug. Ythan, Jackson, from Bahia, at Stettin. Emigrant, Price, from Callao, at London. General Wiltshire, Strachan, from Bahia, at London. WHAM roa, 21st June.—A vessel was seen about 20th May, on the Reef, off north end of Puly Leat, Straits of Gaspar, with several men and boats employed in conveying cargo and ma terials on shore, by the Menzies, arrived here. SUNDAY, Acousx 18.—Wind West. fresh. AnnivEn.—Patriot King, Fletcher, from Calcutta—Agnes, ephenson, Barbadoes—Jas. Pennell, Fullerton, New Orleans —Dumbarton Youth (s.), sterdam—Rose Eugenie, Joi ; Rio de l'ique, Fourier; Charles Marie, Darche; Eleanore, Bourdret, Nantes—Tribune, —. SAILED.—New Hampshire, Chase, and Western World, Moses, for New York. Carlton, James, from hence at Rio Janeiro. Lueretia, Gallicne, from 'luxe at Trieste. Marie ' • Ernest ; Napoleon '; from hence at Borde aux. Ann Marie, Ws, from hence at Dunkirk. Union, Duyts, from hence at Ostend. Jupiter, Lievens, from hence at Antwerp. Charles Jones:, Todd, sailed from Rio Janeiro,for Valparaiso, 23d June. Cassiopea, Hamer, from Table Bay, at Algoa Bay. P. Dean, Lovat, sailed from Bathurst, for Cape de Verds, 213th June. Lancashire Lass, Carr, sailed ho - n Teneriffe, for West Indies, 13th July. Lucy Wriglit, Hamilton, from Callao, at London. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. fresh in from abroae, rate. the American F. 1 sacks ny, 'iherewas no very acted in any department nearly maintained the r and inferior qualities Id, In sack FloUr there wat but American must be nc Oats dull load lower. , ana ld. pe clay an( Corn, with a business done, 'declined Ditto, white Irish, red . Ditto, white Rye, 'lrish Oats, pe 17tli Aug., in lat. 48, long. 19- off Cork, 18th Aug., at 2 p.m :t, hence at Mailsdesp'dl 41.11, 1l Idly land 27th of I every month Spain Gibraltar Malta &lonianlslandN} 20th Ripon Greece and Egypt.... of every 1 Au. India,Ceylon,&China month. (I)Brit.Col.inlV.lnd. (except Honduras & 2nd and I ith Bermuda,) For. Col. of every in W. Indies, except month. Havana, Venezuela, and Madeira Next Mail 17:due Au, Next Mail 20due Aug. 21 (2) Mexico & Havana.. } 2nd of every !Trent month only. Aug. 2 de Nicaraua, and (3) Bermuda, St. Juan} g 17th ofevery Severn New Grenada FALMOUTH STATION.' Madeira, Brazil, and l I Evng. of 4th HMExpres Buenos Ayres J every monthi Aug. LIVERPOOL STATION.' Lea Brit. N. Airerica, Ber- ilEvery alter. l i America panda, and U. States I Friday. I Aug Australia Rah ia Barbad Next Mai) Next Mail hie Sept. 22 Bombay.. B. Ayres Calcutta California Next Mail tue Sept. 7 M Peterel LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL Direct.l Indirect. C. G. I Chagre Sept. I Cbarlestor China Demerara, Havana.., Hayti...., Honduras, Alaranliam.. July 15 Tauritius lazatlan. I 1 Mobile - s .' 12 Monte Video 3 New Orleans 1 New York... Aug. 24 Direct., Indirec June 13 Panama I • • 24Pernambuco.iJuly 24 Aug. S Rio Janeiro.. June 23 San Francisco .. July 14 Savannah 27 St. Helena.. July 1 June 30 St. Thomas.. .. July II Trinidad.... .. 22 Valparaiso .. June 12 Venezuela (Vera Cruz TIDE TABLE NioRN.IEvENO.IIIGH July 17 Aug. 1 ,July 31 August.l h. m. j h. m. ft. in. Tuesday.— 27) 1 31 1 48 16 3 Wednesday.2B; 2 5 224 15 6 Augustine. Thursday .. 29; 245 3 7 14 10 Friday ....W I 329 355 13 8 ,Sun sets 7b.41 m. Saturday _3l l 424 458 12 10 [Evening. Sunday Sep. 115 34 616 12 2 14tliSund.afterTrin. Monday.— 2, 659 740 12 7 I LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, ) PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED Brown and Haigh, Liverpool, commission agents—F. Cardiff and Co., Liverpool, ship bread bakers—J. and J. Lord, Lower .1 Booths, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers--Chappell and Plant, Beswick and Manchestar, fustian manufacturers—Bent ley and Carr, Ashton-under-Lyre, common brewers ; as far as regards It. Bentley—A. Holland and Co., Oldham, Lancashire, tailors. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS M. F. Thomas, Bristol, hotel keeper H. and .1. Davis, Chalfont, Glot T. Knight, Bristol, silversmith T. P. Collins, Bristol, tailor A, Dickson, Norbert'', - ?embrokeshire, grocer BANKRUPTS. John Gray and Robert Williams, Chester, engineers, to sur render Sept. 2 and 23, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy: solicitor, Mr. Walker, Chester; official assignee, Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool. William Goodwin, Macclesfield, manufacturer. William ilymers, Gateshead, Durham, publican. CERTIFICATE To be granted, unless cause he shown to the contrary on the day of meeting Oct. 14, S. Nicholson, York, trader. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. PARTNERSIIII'S DISSOLVED. W. RiglT, jun., and Brother, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, brass-founders—O. Roylance and Co., Blackburn, Lancashire, woollen-drapers. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS_ E. Kidd, Tynemouth, common brewer.—W. Monkwearmoutb, Durham, shipbuilders. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Reuben Brooks, Regent-street, London, picture. dealer. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Samuel Hodge and James Culpin, New Oxford-street, London, tailors. Robert Barnard, Carnahy-street, Golden-square, London, oilman. Dorinda Ann Burnett, Dawley, Shropshire, lodging-house keeper. Thomas Thomas, Dudley, Worcestershire, iron merchant. Thomas Wilson, Hill Top, near West Bromwich, Stafford sh' nanuf ,- rer. and J. Pile, ure, iron in, _ Jane Thomas, Brynmawr, Brecon, grocer. Joseph Kirkland, Stockport, joiner. H cur y Edward Gerlach. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant. John Davidson and Richard Davidson, South Shields, butchers. Ralph Dickenson, Crook, Durham, grocer. DIVIDENDS. Sept. 15, J. Spencer, Manchester, cotton spinner. —Sept. 16, J. Livesey, Bury, Lancashire, cotton-spinner. • CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. Sept. 27, C. Pretty, Leicester, grocer.—Oct. 3, F. Stoessiger, Birmingham, Jeweller. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL August 29, - Patrick Adair Black (proof and div.) 29. Hugh Hughes (audit) 30, George Auguaus Munro (audit) 30, John Hawley (audit) Ditto, 11 Ditto, I I Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 30, J. 1.4 Guerrande and Co. (audit) Ditto, li attendance of b active or imp( the trade. F ites of this dal to 2d. per 701bs I. per q Scotch, oh Irish, fine sorts eneral s, English, 4, Scotch & Irish, Pease, I Flour,per 280th Euslish & I risli,2nd Litto. superfin _ _ _ _ Oatmeal, 44 , Id. of 210 Irish, 1819 Canadian 22 6 - Bran.*2 FOREIGN. s. d. s. d Wheat, V 70th. Canadia❑ United States. Danzig, mixed and do L Baltic & taunt . do Riga and Petersbe do Odessa, common .. do Frencli ' Spanisli,Sze do, Bannat & Ma rianopoli . Russian, &c. hard. .. LiOft),Grinding European . Egyptian.. Having several Irish Li in Corn, y week ; t 5. lower. Lto prices ; a moderate busir ted 6d. per barrel clic .51135. cheaper. Oatmeal also ed. per 5 10 er 6 1 Extra but not much 2 7 2 9 New 2 4 2 5 do. , 2 5 2 6 do. 2 3 2 4 do. 8 0 —32 0 do. 61@ 6 4 27 0 —2B 0 fine.. 31 0 —32 6 extra -6 b —6 3 Rye, r. q►' Barley, Oats, V , 451 t) Flour, bari•el, Cnna~linn sweet U.S. West. Canal .. do & liltirnore.do Do. &Canadian.. sonr , Indian Corn American Enropear Do. Meal CORN EXCHANGE. AucrsT 23 Since Monday last the supplies received into this port, coast wise and from Ireland, are still extremely light ; those from abroad, during the same period, comprisi g a fair quantity of Wheat and Flour, with 1300 qrs. of Indian Corn. The splendid weather which prevailed last week has been completely reversed here during the present, by extremely heavy rains and boisterous winds, which are reported to have extended over a very large portion of the United Kingdom, the accounts in numerous instances stating that a serious loss has been already occasioned through the violence of the having shaken out much of the corn remaining unct may 'lope, however, from the coldness of the season the out standing portion of the grain still in the fields :hnt a fa. weather may yet bring - the harvest to a more satisfy elusion than its present state seems to indicate.- standing these facts, concurrent with the destructive inu.._ tions in Belgium, the unfavourable weather in the northern parts of France, and the high prices upon the Continent, the British and Irish markets so far during the week, seem in ge neral to move in the same unvaried course as of late, and ap pear for the moment incapable of any decided improvement. We continue to receive daily reports of the spread of potato rfirimis nails of the country and Ireland. but the —NoAwith- v conflicting, andin the district around be, no serious or extensive injury 11S, whatever the result r to the crop is yet perceptil Stimulated by the continuance of frequent showers day, buyers were somewhat more on the alert, and of WI Indian Corn, and Flour, sales to a fair amount were effected at imnroving rates : to-day, however, being tine, with a more set- and the transactions in Wheat being limited, the prices of all descriptions of that Grain reverted to the precise currency of Tuesday last.—Good brands of States Flour, meeting a - fair inquiry, advanced Cd. per barrel over the annexed quotations, which for Canadian was fully maintained, and extra marks of French realising rather higher terms, Irish remained steady in value. Earley, Malt, and Pease m and Beans steadily on fully as high t 1 slowly at s as before ')tice, both were rather easier to purcliase changNg hands for investment, an advance of 6d. per quarter upon Tuesday's rates was freely paid. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, AUGUST 24. s. d. s. d. O Biao 10 Potatoes, OM O 0 8i Keinps O 0— 0 0 Pink Eyes 0 0 O 2 0 2a Cattle o 0— 0 0 O 0— 0 0 Blacks O 4 0 5 Turnips, 749. ton . 0 0— 0 0 O 3 0 4 Carrots O 0-0 0 Manure 3 6 5 0 e. d. e. d Ilig, old, 20th New Clover Ditto, Green Vetches Straw, Wheat Oat Barley LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET.- - YESTERDAY. We have again had a full supply of Beasts at the Market this day, with a downward tendency in prices, and our quotations barely sustained. A still smaller supply of Sheep than last week : good Mutton scarce, and readily disposed of. Laub trade very dull. SINKING THE OFFAL. Prime first-class Heifers Second-class Heifers I'rime first-class Oxen ,, 5 (I- - Old Cows and half-fed Oxen 4d. 4.1(1• Prime Wethers, (shearlings) „ 6d. „ Second quality (ditto) Old Scotch and Irish Ewes (ditto) 4c. „ 1. „ L am b s Number of Cattle in market to-day:—Beasts, 2459; Sheep '8,750. - - PRICES OF PROVISIONSINST. JOHN'S MARKET, AUGUST 24. Lamb i a. d. s. d. . s. d. S. d. Beef ap lb 0 5 to 0 7 Grapes , E n g .lP It 1 6to 2 0 Mutton 0 5 0 7 Ditto , Fo rei g n 0 8— 1 0 Veal 0 si— 0 7 Pines, For. each. 1 3 1 6 fore.qr 0 si 0 7 Do. Rug. v lb. 4 0— 0 0 1 hind-qt. 0 si 0 7 Fowls, v couple. 30— 4 9 Fresh Pork Bret Salmon Soles - 7 0 Cod Fish Turbot For. Melons er.ch 0 0— 0 0 ,Gooseberriesl 4 qt 0 0 -7. 0 0 Nectarine, each. 0 0— 0 0 Currants, Black 0 0— 0 0 Fresh Butter Salt Ditto 0 7 0 10 IPeas, per peck.. 9 6•. 0 9 Eggs v 120 5 0— 0 0 ' Rabbits. cple. 110 --. 2 0 Potatoes, 4). Peck 0 7- 0 8 ,Turkeys 4 0— 5 G Peaches, each .. 0 0— 0 8 Apricots:... doz. 0 0— 0 0 Wallnuttsop iOO 0 0— 0 0 Green Gages,qrt 0 0— 0 0 -30 0 5 0 20 0 -21 6 20 0 -21 6 s. d. s. d. 6 2 6 4 6 5 6 7 5 6 5 10 :white 5 9 6 1 6 0 6 6 hi! 1m 6 0— 6 8 'Rhenish 5 10 5 2 5 6 , white .. 6 2 5 7 5 10 Dania 5 7 5 10 Polish 4 9 5 S 'Egypt'n 3 9 4 0 20 0-24 0 . 0 0 0 0 2 11 3 2 Malting 0 0— 0 0 2 8 2 10 'Russian 2 6 2 7 26 0 —3O 0 1 0 0 0 0 23 0 —.23 6 ! 0 0 0 27 0 - -28 0 ICanada.2s 6 22 0 —23 0i 0 0— 22 0 —22 6 'Ohio 23 0 —23 6 N.Orins 0 0 19 6 —2l 0 IFrn.spf.32 6 -28 0 iyellov 0 0 Ido. day, It favour c their va Exchar We have had cold 'Orne better this veek, but this vs id per 1 arr bs, 16s. to (multi fur y k.T E to realise on the i hoider of cotton, had occasioi in Liverpool, with a sudden d dinary Am 9th imtant s . of id. to market, entirely one band, and, the open on the other, ca , sses of producers pin-cop India gc 'Jan to venture ur manifest greater firmness, ev Yarns, aria esp CCCefis tirins connected with I it is cantle' tious are rather low the M ier Roc very incol ban those c of the any, the s and warps, and the makers c ,ode, us to affect prices in a sans !hension has now very much s LTovered their breath, and are ciable; and the A last reek are trivi, previous nee tle more t Chevalr, 28 0 34 0 - irnpass. in the Wool mar than last, and the maw and stocks are still low LEEDS.—The Woolle a length of time had ployed on order BP.A DFOTI I/ quantity; the w n:akir —The latter end . o have been one of conflict bet hands, and the production h the demand has been stem sumption, at in the it prl and for 1 prices bad not under brisk, and the quotatio There is a little more d 4ttatrt except so far as r tended pretty early in t ;vas the wakes; and, in t en then been in 1 other go, in Wool, at late rites 43frtil , and Bratb.s. i:3, .i On Mc of the 1 Courant, NIARRIED le, A. RUSSELL, &q ) K ETURAH 0. 8 of the I Rev. I'. Merge On the Isth e Rev. NV.II: n Actieem :be Rev ;natant, at uy OHL\ M I LROY, of this town. to GRACE, eldest t. . W. M`KELVIE. merchant, Whither». Gretna only tit BENZ INC' tinck, to I lute Colon, a, Mr. WM. COX, man - uf er of Mrs. M EDCALF, Es.q., onl . . Same day, at Preston, EDMUND FRANCIS, son of Captt.in }TARING FON, R.N. Woodvale, Isle 3f Wight, to MARGA RET, daughter of the late JAMES NEWSIIAM, Esq., of On the Iflth instant, at St. Bride's Church, Mr. WM. RICE, Cllbinet-irnker, to MARY ANN EVANS, only-daughter 13ARIt1n'T, of Wrexham day, at 61 inn, tc BASS, :cw, Mr. 11 .OYE, printer, to JEAN, nt, at Bowdon Chord), Cheshire, FRANK ‘f Aslil ter of the . late 1111C1IKEI On the IRih instant, at St. Niclr Las's Church, by the Rev. J. F. Amos, li.A., THOMAS, son of Mr. JAMES GREEN. LAND, butcher. of Bristol, to MARTHA, youngest daughtei of Mr. J. PHILLIPS, farmer, of Pembroke Dock, Soutt Wales. s Choreit, Mr. DANIEL :liter of Mr. EDWARD FRASER, . to I tiIIEKE, of To: Same day, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Mr. DANIEL NEWPORE PENNINGTON, to Miss MARY ANN EDMOND SON, both of Toxteth-park. On the 19th in: tart, at Westminster, by the Rev. P. Munro, THOMAS BROUC 11, Esq., merchant, of this town, to ANNE, of the late JOHN LANGTON, EN., of it da ug. Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire. Same day, at St. Philin's Church, Mr. THOMAS STRE,F. FORD, to Miss ELIZABETH ROBINSON. On the 20th instant, at Bangor lscoed, by the Rev. A. E. INlarsh, KING ELLISON, Esq., of this town, to ANN E JANE, (laughter of EDWARD PEARSON, Esq., of Althrey Wood house, Flintslure. Same day, at _St. Peter's CI reb, JOHN SALT, Esq., ET, youngest daughter of surgeon, Woore, Salop, to BARRI W. P. BRAPBUY, 'Esq., of the sam Same day, at St. Anue's Church. Studley, HENRY BARBER Esq., of Ulyerston, to AMELIA TARLTON WOODCOCK, o I Bishop of Manc lurch, Rochdale, by the Right Rev. the ' , ester, GEORGE POULDE.', Esq., of the Inner - Tewple, barrister-at-law, to EMMI FRANCES. second daughter of the Rev. J. E. N. MOLES WORTH, D.D., vicar of Rochdale, and niece of W. A 'Mackinnon, Esq., M.l) v.. T----- . On the 91.. for Lymingtor t.. at St. 111 rAm Rev. Z. 13nrry, ROB! to ELIZARKIII CU JAMES WEST, ironmon Eq., ZW,Mt daughter of the !Lite ,me day, at St. James's Church, Bath, Mr. HENRY WAL KER LUCAS, only son of the late Henry Lucas. Esq., of this town, to JANE, eldest daughter of JAMES BOURN, Esq. Same day, in Standish, by the Rev. F. H. Wh itworth, Mr. SHARPLES, of SkeimersClale, to ELLEN HALTON, reiict of the late Mr. HOOTON, of Standish. Same day, at Bebington Church, Mr. SHALLCROSS, shoe maker, to Miss JANE TYSON; formerly of tilverston Same day, at WoodchurA, Cheshire, LEWIS, third son of L. WILLI AIMS, Frq.. of Vronwnian Doigelly, North Wales, to EMILY CHARLOTTE, second 'daughter of the late E. ABBEY,•Esq. M.D. - Same day, at the Parish Church, Bowdon, the Rev. THOMAS HULME, Wesleyen Minister, to Miss ANN CLEAVE. of Rib dings-hall, daughter of the late John Clear , . of Erlam-house, Partington, Eml.) In pens We repor INGHAM ( ittie flair 's rates. I WAN°. $. to 4 Same day, at Keswick, ALFRED, third son of Mr. JOHN PIERCE, Great George-street, of this town, to FANNY, only daughter of the late JOHN PEAT, Esq., of Marmot. Same day, et St. Philtip's Church, Mr. JOHN PENNING TON. to ELIZABETH, daughter of the late Mr. WILLIAM GAWITH. ' tow.. .... xi, of ties V , Wo. Same day, at the Holy Trinity Church, Birken tev. W. Duncan Long, incumbent or Sr. Barthol minghtun, JAMES E. COLE, Esq., of Calcutta, MIA, fourth daughter of TIMOTHY BOURNE, town. bend, by the to Eli PHE- Lai ~ of this On the 22nd inst., at Runhon Church, RICH A Esq , of Garden-hall, to Mrs. DAVIS, widow of ,0 JONES, ne place 2d iilstnnt, street, by the Rev. 'C. A. Graham, Mr. JO: mariner, to Miss HANNAH WADHAM HALM Tu 0 , 1 1 141 /k i .3_ 2 t 4 n th m . i i c. V A ., a a x t izi !it iv l , 3 rt ri s d i e , ' A s L C L l . iurch, A Upper Pitt- IN BOYCE. Same day. at St. Mark's cHOMPSON,of the the ban 17H RISTI AN MANSON, of On the 25th inst., at St. M :o Miss ELIZABETH WO( lENRI li's Church, Mr. J( at St. Michael's C Carpenter, A. 8., 1 lle Rev N LAURANSON. time and place, Mr. DANIEL M'ls At the ant ARAN W TElt. St. Day to Miss E. ( )n the 12th ult., a c kNDRENN he 15th instant, al J. THORNY( •terrace DICK ENS, c .t Ktim EN, of a son. day, Talardy, 4 instant, at r e 21st instsn P. MA WDSL It, of as Lt Swansea, wte teen fifcy six eminent Pr ties of which office he pi lig, )H two ntettnissic witbou 'r the county of Devi A ult., at HE !ncl inst a's Chard' settimr of a boat, HAT [1 brother of the preset NORTH, late of Holywell setter v On tile 1 Esq., of ()a! Cumbe me day, at W. BAR ‘1 PaLA S", Printer, Ches Same day, nt London, the 17th instant, street, aged 80, 1 T's Repertory. 1 .dgment often con by tb rc me day, TWOOD On the 19th inst.. aged THOMAS HIGNEfT, Es Sante day, at the Dukc Hon. CHARLES ARBU'I TYT ER, in of MOUT] ELIZAI of the r Ts of ti the ea ►rme, k NES, tary prit)te RTHA, rc cise, War r, AZTGL UGUST 22 iit low prices of , 1„.• Fitch an anxiety t rtienlarly the spinni TJ'is fit nett are them to offer have ha. 1 fully ni nerally plet not free to buy in ifling, and prices Yarns are stil have ever been Ina! e, a, 1 as the 1 .1 Wales Same day, !. Sir MAI x-street ly a pilot i Royal A Lawrence in 1830, on which election he r knighthood. He was an honorary men bern:an Academy [wed 11 month of the BROWN. M.A., the It inst., :ed 47, MAT ed was drowned JESSIE FOI e day, . GLADSTONI e tEy, at Cronton, a r_ a man woll known al relict of the late Rev. LI ZAITEI - day. in P, •cy-street, a f JOHN SIARQUI le day, at the resit SARAH JANE, c ears, RUbERT, your Same day, in Dablin .C. Deceased was C WILMA day, in Mason-st HAW, relict of a this town WILLI/ On 11 'ter a linger 4 years, MA I Eon of Mr. ( bis residence, Oxford-place, 1 RIGIIY. 24th instar. t mernherof the Dr. It: tiles. Seine day , arne day JOHN BRA AILWAY RECEIPTS Ile following are ill, at is to say, up to a Aberdeen Amiens and Boulogne Belfast and Ballyme►:a Birkenhead, Lan. and Ch Bolton, Blackburn, C. am Bristol and Exeter d\J.Y Dundee, Perth, and Aberde Dundalk and Enniskillen . and Noriliern Erfitern Comities East Lancashire Eastern Union .......•• Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr Glasgow and Greenock Great Northern and Eci Great Southern and Western Great Western Lancashire and Yorkshire Lancaster and Carlisle Leeds and Thirsk Liverpool, Crosby, it Southport., Londonderry and Enniskillen— London and North-Western London and Blackwall London, Brighton & Soto London and Sonth-Western l.'clester,ShetEeld,-- ' BristoLitt dGreat WesterMl Newcastle and Carlisl , North British. diidm gym Parts and Itouen Itouen and Havye. ,n(1 Lincc Scottish Central :offish I\ Wand wslntry and Chest 'sire Union South-Eastern South Devon Vale wet Conlwall Whiteliaven Junction York, Newcastle, anti Berwick York Lial North Midland, Sx, - 18 in his 10th year, WILLIAM, eldest son o DE RN. 1737 0 0 tC6 0 0 'V39 0 0 !081 0 0 02, o o 10 o 0 48 0 0 87 0 0 ;0, forfib ied t h°l i thool! :here oi cele .s a rf ht 04 ' h a „wet dash „ f ° oo• ri no' to 0 1(e ' 10 ° d in The to had curt! 6 1,0 £ itje t 1 Oi l v' uer :fr e jlet bf or , at e ibei r eP i fer, ° rs' 1 0° if t be o Is' of ro l'l 6d; go' JO