The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-29 00:00:00

. s, - - • - . . ' . • ........... . _- -,•:yett 4aso 0.)t.. 20, Isti , . , THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. , me ..... . _ - . . . • . ... • e, 14 • •-•--- --- - - . eiln:lr - , DUBLIN CORN.EXCH ANGE, Oct. 25. LONDON GAZETTE.....TUESDAY, OCT. 22. , sir • . &• bipping iiittriligenrr. . Oarktts. There wast a moderate supply of Grain at market, and prime •--alfilesa--• _ : Wheat end Oats were in some instinces ed per bar, el higher. eini- _ __.......---- . ---461.--- . Malting- and grinding Barley were in good demand, without PA RTNE RSII IPS DISSOLVED. ,rb e WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, OCT. 22. TUESDAY. Ocgonee 22.-Wind N. alterat ons in price. J. Ilerford and Brother; Manchester, wine merchants-Kier • Sa- ARRIvED -.l.ntilla, Bushby. from Barbadoes-Cambridgm, Total quantities per Price per nan and Crossley, Manchester. engravers-Gitvin and Carroll. 'ices. Barstow, from New Yere ; sailed 4th bistro) - -Elizabeth and ' Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter. - . Liverpoel, commission mercharits-R. Buchanan and Co. Liver a are - Anne, Irons Rotterclam-and Catherine. Mould, from Halifax. Wheat 314 .. . .4772 11 0 an2 3 9 • S A LFO RD CATTLE 111 ARK ET, OCT. 23. pool.jieners-al ether are! Co. Paget, Flintahire, and Liver :Jill. a _ Sarum -Courtenay. Turner, and Tallahassee, Hadley, for Oats 174 .... 166 0 6 : oig I . 1 13 4 ' We Were again most abundantly suppeed with stock, and ge nerally of g,,od quality. The supely exceeding the deneand pool, le id smelters ;as far as regards W. Mather. A p al achicola -Concordia, Eddes . , for Dortit-Romelus, Cereal, Barley DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. sale. , fo; L ima - ashburton, Hutticotone, and Re.nittanee. Silsby, for . ie to yew Yo k-Lady Coutteney. Trynick, for Corfu-Amelia, Cross - scriptions of both must he rated id per lb lower. Beat Beef 5d Jordan and Magratla Liverpool, merchants, new . . a. for Ya:mautte N.S. -A lyth. Waleer, for Malta-Backaller, 7 8 .... laa 0 0 ..... ... WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 25. ' to sid per lb ; Mutton 5d to sid per lb, T. Evans, Denbigh, scrivener. a his Watson, for Icheboe --arom• To'man for GibralteT and Mars P. D.vies, Aterearne, Mniallemilishire, grocer. idea sei lles-Pursuit, Osborne, fo; ' Colunibia ' Rlver -jean ' ette, De • Vo- g _____ po e. be N en ot v w er it y li fi st r a m n:l a in n g a h f e air la e r x g te e n r o r f iv b a u l i o ne f s l/S .3 ' p he:: , t i , ,,g. tl s ie ig t p r f a ,n tle fil lt i a ly s :::_______ , S. B. Linea, naleSowen, Shropshire, grocer. entY . • rt. r Aatwerp- - narib, Heaton, for Sincapere-IVltliam & . Flizabcte, nether. for New or:eans—llitarn, Kendrick. for Lea- as good serms as last week. Good sarmiles of Mirlty are acarce, BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, Our. 23. J. neon, Wellingtm, Shropshire, mercer. aser c o o h r i n - 1 yicta r i a , White, for Jamaica-at Lellan, Meaney. for and c •tnmand rather better prices. Oats, Shelling, and Bean!, During the present week we have not had much new English C. Scott, Newcastle-under-Lyme, currier. Vera also, find a better sale, at a small improvement in Value. Wheat pressing ler aale, and its value is malutained ; secondsry BANKRUPTS. e.ar r i est rn -Time. Worthington, Valerrtine, for Shanghae- . Zag:.inpl-kelathe‘"' (Jr the qualities rather cheaper. Flee malting Barley in good demand, Joseeli AVillett, Coggeshall. Essex, leataer-catter. . Gibraltar-Ottomart, Rivett, fin - Ccia. ----go. ga- . . mar -Aurora, Mendis'olana, for Haysna-and Sir H. .I.AVElii I i - ibi , UAN EX.C.IIANOE, Ocr. 22. and s per qr dearer ; grineins; moves s:owly. at former rates. Charles Tilt, Salisbury and Andover, linendraper. Pelt' ' l English Beens scarce, and if, request; Eeyplarasells freely, b u t William Broome and William Hardy, Oxford-strcet, London. d ilif Inger. M'Kenzie, for St. John, N.II, not at any advance. Pease firm, with few offering. ' drapers. neea e.-.......,...A .1............ Th , arrivals from Ireland up to Friday, with an in- Williem Brootne Oxforel street London, linen draper. ailed LOOehristy, Cornelis. tand Joseph. Coraier, hence at ()tient creaied number since, furnish for this day's . market a _ -•------='--= Walter Westrup ' and Thomas ' Martin Cocksedge, Shadavell and N e ‘ e 'm vc : r. l - , `Dallaliall, lai l l3Oughall, from Buenos agate •at Cove fair guaetity- of Wheat, a moderate reeeipt of Flour, and zi.'2tili LEEDS CORN MARKET; OCT. 22. and Nor teflect, miners. Thoinas Flabetty, Birth, tailor. Eder, St :John Nn.at d TAO without rudder a g 0,1.1 supply of Oats and Oatmeal ; but from any other • , We are well supplied Wit',l all articles Et market to-day. The James Ashman, Bath, in nke per life- • l h e a a t i . c 4 y 7 „..:Vi ro a , V , ...i . nl 7 ene ' ou . utertd it heavy gale on the source the imports are atill very.inconsiderable. From . inauiry for Wheat wire limited, air d the demand was on tine dry . . and hnouth, the neighbouring farmers., however, we have to report a samples which obtains:el the full rates of last Tuesday ; other Mary Copley, Spalding, Lincoln, hire, tailor. . I l in f , m :om " Lanelle hie V Ipariaso, at Fa fut tiler litrral show of new Wheats to-day ; and although sorts soi ' d slowly, at barely previoes rates.' Barley a dull sale DIVIDENDS. teen l e a A k (l : : : ass s h : Il l ' s: Da n t . : ::. ! I n s c t : r p l u sAtiL)ltininjal , ul tt . ek on the Ba- comina out he 0 the weather has been highly faveureb!e for autumn col- and rather lower . Oats and Beans in request. the foormet at Nov. 24, J. Smith, Rochdale, Lancashire, cart% rnilier-Nov. arid • in 2 3 a 4 f - ti o o n ra g e . ar i a , ilt ‘ ytien aiFalr ' nouth. On te_n . 14, T. Todd, 'Manchester, dealer in foreigu goods-Nov. 2.', W, linear) for this port °ea' Yarineutle spoke the .Caericorn, frotu at. Do- tura, tee mai kets morc immediately comprting with ours id per atone, the latter Is per quarter. No alteration in ether articlas. France, Wigan, Lancashire, grocer-Nov. ls, J. L. Fernandes. have continued to be supplied with this Grain in sufficeat ings - Wakefield, Yorkshire, cornoniiler-Nov. )2, la L. Sturtevant, e •re - 24th Auaust le - Eoes. - th, from Rio C-Irande, at Falmouth, sailed quantitiee tO keep up the trade to a telerably even course. -"-- -____--__-.,.. Church. street. Petlin - .1-erreeri. London, soap•ma: ufacturer - ndsi • A a Ct g u a e s e t a Vie to c hi, ~, . Company wite the Ann Wise, and Jane, for the "'el , On the 28th Se t. in lat. .5, long. 33. spoke the May. _ The general rails of Foreign Wh at, upon a moderate HULL CORN MARKET, OCT. 22. Nov. 13, Hcrsley Coal arid Iron Company. Tipton, -Staffordshire There was a good supplysof English .W.hear, all (plant es *of Nov. 23, R. Banister, Portsea, draper-Nov. 13, C. J. Banister, iveln ,ia, uoe er t s P . s ol e d from Lisben for this port 30th demand this morniag, fullv maintained the rates of last week, and for goad rad B +Ric an advance of ld. was ob- which supported previous retes. .Beans without change. with Derby, linen draper. ab. D -h e CERTIFICATES Uli s u e t uTt 's i rig . the s P e o p r t ftled, patterson, sailed from Demerara for (aided. Enali,h, at the same time, met a gradual, but by a fair demand. In . egus hut little passing. but they did not vary no means a lively sale, at late. prices ; Irish, being taken in value. Barley in linate.l supple. ant saleable un fu ly as . To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. • din A an es . . good terms as on this day se'nnig .t. Lig _ earnont, hence at Barbadoes rather sparingly into consumption, declined Id. per 70Ib. . - . : Nov. 12, R. Pet:igrew, jun. Woolwich, tailor-Nov. 12, T. .e of , e,,,e, tt e ,e ct . et l3 .e_ a r rrl i t r ,.s ts a , iled from ditto for this port 20th Sept. t Honv-made and Irish Flour, excepting very choice par- . . " " --r--- Rober a Blaskman-streen Southwark. linen-draper-Nov 12, sioll Irlarn, sailed front St. Lucia for this port 3rd Sep celson tended with a limited demand, la,trely sustained :MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, Ocz. 2A Ate ; . Morpliew and Isabel Griffiths sailed Irma Antigua Since the date of cur last repert, the trade has been tolerYa ' al 4 W. Schofield, Oldham, Lancashire, for this po our last eurreney ; Whilst the barer queliti es of Canadian • s•- -- t 2 tl ' ' ' Kei Ef t . ' ' 1 Se p t. f b d • - 'th t .' .• steady. and a fair arnotiet o usmess oire tat ou any material machine maker. It. T. Dockery. Dartford and Farringdoromarket, London, p ea s ri -- enal. Sutherl rnd, hence at St. Thomas were sileable at a slight improvement, arid good brands Y market-gardetter-e ov. 1 , CERTIFICATES . c • . alteration Dr prices. of C•inadian, as well as States Flour, conlinued to meet A cone al e , e el, d egree i f firmness .was observable both .at :To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause beshewn . eof v e; _, a•nphsll, henem at Jamaica . oc'ee:lsoreastle. hence at New Or Cans inquiry, each fully supportiog its previous value. Liverpool and Wakefield e yesterday; and. at the latter, Ls the- • • to the con Mary on or before Nov. l'2. ated a cor n . Willard, hence at feharleston .Malt;rig Banky , or w hich. there is still very li'tle at face or a heavy arrival of Wheat, an adyense of Is per quarter, A. Watson, Liverpool, onto Gaeta, Leslie, hence at Balt more was in some instances obtained. . . . outh- ; hand, may be noted Is per or. dearer, but in other .de- try, merchant -T - Wallace, Pentwyn iron-works, Mown ing Mf ea r raa, nehrn, hence , t Philadelphia Our market to-day calla for little additional remerk. Ur -e shire, grocer-H. S. Bailey, Bingley, Yorkshire, stuff.merchant scriptions no advance was attainable.. Malt, Beans and ship-broker-11. G. P. Tnekett, Pont. , r)11 . • j oe ,,,, i rk a eWeeks. hence - t Bangor All, r i • have a• fair inouiry for Wheat, et Mlle* the rates e f last week t e nstall, Broad, hence at Constantinople Pease, contiouing in fair request, were held on quite as and a steady Consumptive •demand tor good qualities of sack . -One FROM TIIE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. the tli za . n an. Windsor. and XL Willie eson, hence at Leghorn high terms as on this day se'nnight. Flour, nt our (plot .tions. 10 Starg'' th . Thompson, sailedfrom Mirseilles tor ties port ; sth Oats, th nigh more plentifid, were in fair demand at a Canadian, b •th sweet and sour, also meets more attention PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. inCe i n e a riP 0 P . S. A. Lester and U. Watkins, Manchester, dress makers-J• „t o s a ter: el S . liehterunendment in value ; and Oatm-al, moving freely than of late, and is saleable at an advance of Fid per barrel. ire ; L ii , . aTeWA R r, Oct. Oats se . ll freely at cu•rient prices ; and Meal, both old and Crabtree and 11, Scott, Liverpool-J. and G. Whalley, Little 17.-The John Clelland. Douglaa from I d ' ial• lor tond , mderrY• came on shore here on the lath Into the tan sof dealers. commanded 3d. to 6d. per load . new. realizes an advance ot 6d per load. - Bolten, Lancashire, grocers. lc , _ _and has gone to pieces. Crew saved. over the rates of Tuesday last. ler, ' n Malt and Beans no alteration • DECLARATIONS OE DIVIDENDS. f or : 1 1, K. , ALL. (let. 12.-Tee Carl Christian. Birr, from Dantzic eel , ' • -,----a- e 0. etrawbridge, Bristol, mason. r est " i ;:''orPoel, was driven on shore on the island of Sunday lOth . , ;ei'S . CORN EXCHANGE. OCTOBER 25. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Ocr. 22.. G. Ilawleins, Bristol. mason. ail. t ' "hog a . sevcre gaie frem south east, and wit be a I t ter eck. Crew saved. I The ‘lu'y on Rye has further receded to 5s ed per qr, but there W. thrllaml F. Turner, Birmingham, printers. Bather more inquiry for C ,1- --ton tO-day, particularly for J. Dowle. Chmotow, Monmouthshire, wine-merchant. iroo is no variation this week in that of any other produce. flescriptiOns ranuing :from 311. to 4.0. The sales will 3 T. Debblewhite, Liverpoal, wine-merchant. . the We have a moderate supply of Wheat, Oats. and oatmeal, . Dill, Se,c,mibe, Cheshire, brewer. _ W EDNESDAY, Ocron ma 23.-Wind variabl• and light. w.th an increasing quantity of Flour from Ireland; but little of probably reach 2500 bales, all to the trade. • J. Howarth. Rochdale, fiannel.inanufacturcr. ad- la,s zslir, the no.-meator, Schroeder, for St. Thotrias-Westmore- anythie g has been received Coastwise during the pst few days. • W. Weir, Carlisle, iron merchant : COTTON MARKET.-WEEKLY REPORT. R. Hodgson, Bislem Auckland, Durham, mercer. g ee, atewert for Brake-Lord Sandon, Welsh, and Lena, and excepting 151 barrels of Canadian Flour, we have. no arri an. aord, a a ' nehaboe-Ileawood, Simons, for :tfrica-Sophia, vats fresh in from abroatt. We have had on the whole a dull heavy market during the It. Simpson, Embleton, Cumberland, innkeeper. 04, Bl aekler, for St• Mielleel's-Onrust. Huismanafor Rotterdam . - . Thouah a tolerable degree of steadiness has been observable week, but enlivesed, the last two days, by a speculative de- BANKRUPTS. Otte noted, which lias caused more steadiness in the prices of Ameri ae- 1 Sokende, petterson, for Bergen-Amphitrite. Kraas.ey, in the leading markets this week, it has not been attended by Joseph Simeson, Stocewell, • urrey, builder. ItO ... (0 ' Aalesund-Eliza, Nowlan, for paieimo-ana Aberdeen, any lively indications here : during the interval from Tuesday can :Ina Surat, which othervalee were disposed to drop; couse- Walter Westrup and Themes Martin Cocksedge, Shadwell, *l'Grath, trom New Orleana. hut howevea a few parcels of Wheat, Oatmeal, and Canasian (penny to-day's quotatiene, as regards short stapled Cotton, are . an - millers. - Flour changed hands; but in any other article nothing beyond tne same as on Friday last, but all long stapled eeseriptions ich 'rile Brenda, of Montreal, has put back with loss cf main- the usual requirements of the trade. scarcely maintain their previous position ; and Sea Island par- James Wetson Carter, Longeasre, London, coach-plater. igh bootm bulwarks. stanchio .s, &c. and leaky. having been rtruek At our m:utet this morniug the Wheat trade assumed a firmer ticularre have had a fall eaten the average of id per le.. accord- Alfred Fowler, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, carpenter. aspect than of late, and upon a morlerate, but not a ready sa e, . - , John Gould, Congresbury, eornersetshire. catte-salesman. ted . h Y a heavy sea in long. 23, during a heavy gale . wg to the prlces obtained - at the public sale, which ws a very Benjamin Jones, Birminglatm, victualler. lila Sphyrix, from Icharme. at Owe good Foreign sa nples, in some instanses slightly exceeded )ur J°l,ll Whsley, Davies, from St. John, N.B. at ditto last quetttious ; and Irish, of which some of extraordinary .. • . 0 . 0 tiat affair ; 1/81 white were offered, but only 110 sold at !lid to William Walker A Birmingham. hatter. on, Isd; 69aStaieed ditto offered, and 9 ;0 sold at eid to Bd. Spe- Charles liumberston, Eastman, from Bay Chaleur, off ditto quality appeared, realised an adva .ce ef Mll Id per 7 ; ) lb. Sack DIVIDENDS. nee J ane. Goodw n. hence at Patras Flour connutied to moved off slowly, but without any ellsposi- culators hae e taken 3500 bales of American and :see Surat (the latter traday,) and Exporters 6711 American and 4SO Surat. The Nov. E. Ilipkins, Egremont. Cheshire, corn dealer-Nov. 15, lair Paella idi Trieste, Garofolo, and Cornelius, DitchaM, hence tion on the part of holders to submit to lower terms, WC repeat sales to-day are reported at upwards of 6:;e0 bales of all kinds. J. Cecil, T. Dermison. J. Beeson, and M. Dennison. Liverpool, tO at rrieete late prices ; while superior brands of Canadian we: e the turn merchants-Nov 19, It. Rh - timer, Liverpool, tailor-Nov. 16, R. rth ll er.; Roche and Freedom, Ley, from Messina at Palermo, dearer, and the low stale finalities, recently •o attractive, vie re ' . D. siothern, at. Ileien's, •lameashire, ship-builder-Nov. 15, w. and • offered more re:uctantly by importers to.day. the both sale,' for this port 24th ultimo • Denver and W. Nixey, Liverpool, woollen-drapers. 1141 ilia. Miloro, sailed from Pelermo for this port lath ultimo. English making Barley, of which a little has arrived. was ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OE COTTON, m- CERTI FICATES Paether :Southgate. hence at Messina saleable at 41s to 42s per qr, but in graiderg samples we have ne From the leth to the 25th Oct.., inclusive. ese To be granted untess cauee be shown to the contrary on the i n V st ir ter, Hughes, hence a• t Gibra• Rat and sared for Galleon ; 2th change to note. Malt upon a fair eernand was Is per qr day of meeting. ea, • ant . dearer ; and licass, except Egyptians, becoming scarce, were i , Prices puid I 31P 0 ItT S Fe- i Nov. 18. C. Bond, March, Cambridgeshire, leather-seller ler a haia Jarvis, from Zante, and Swift. Shears, from Genoa, held at a sitnilar arneralment ' " • ' II k This Wk. thiayeal SALES OF TM: WhhK. IN ‘e wee . itt d ; , Although in Oats we had little business passing to-day, an gi- tto, ahtl bote saile i for tins' port Sth instant --.-;-- -- • • draper-Nov. 18, Ei. and J. r eaeock, Stockton-upon-Tees, Dur- At ~s-essandra. Lloyes hence at ditto improvement of id to la : per 45 was acquued ; and Oatmeal,. 110 Sea Island ' gi. 415 ' 3 - 8 ! 4102 I - 418534 210 Stained tea gt a . nelle, Ad onson. sailed from ditto for this port 1,10.1 inst. being; in lively request, sales to a large extent were made at an quaryinan-Nov Is, J. and E. Yeardley. Eeclesfield. Yorkshire, advance, upon both old and new, of 3d. per 24 lb. 3a - 5i ; ich ,' , O trite, Stone. hence at Liseon 5160 Rowed Georgia flax•spinners-Nov. 13, Wm. Weg, Carlisle, iron merchant-. SCerore. Poster; Emma, Inner, arid Phya, AllneS, hence at , ' Mobile - ‘q 0 he trvtershurg PRICES OF GRAIN. 359) {AI a' ' . , ab•ama an lennes - - - , 1762 , 654185 N , ov. 15, W. Baker, Lower Gresvenor-street, Bord-street, Lon. don surgeon-Nov. 15, W. Lake, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, on T r i .' p e we, Lourr it, hense at Riga _ _- -- 12030 New Orleans - 6 printer-Nov. 13, G Grantham, Manchester. grocer-Nov, 15, ia d.anSit. Smith, hence at Antwerp Wheat, le 7alb .... red! s. d. s. d i is. re s. d 61 I I ? 1565 } 41739 M. Tildesley, Wolverhampton, atafinrdshire, timber.dealer. rS. '-i," , tiern, Sinnott, from Valparaiso, at Swansea , Ertgai:ll new 6 3@ 6 g 'old ....! 6 9® 7 0 811 i f A P e r i r e n a a r n i a a l i n u , e t o c er e l a ce: a . 1 . . : Le : _ ..- .. _ .a. . _.__._ . ... . . _ _ .. re ct. E sseas Spit KEN. -Th3 Reliance, hence tor Ichaboe, 7th ' Ditto, white 7 o 7 4 leo. .... 173 - 7 9 1511 Bahia and Maecio .... ,5i ! a .... 19256 .--' la n. , 1 0 Ist. 45, long. 10. all welt ; Jane, G odwin, for Patras, in Irish red - 6 7 ido. .. 60- 6 6 321 , ' { Maranham tot ' 5 - " 1 .... 1 3,a513 ..‘-.IFrETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR. LI V ERPOOI . off ,:', B N. long. eE; Llyzantinni, for Coratantieople, 2ath Sept. Ditto, white 6- 7 0 do, ..- - - Sawginned - - - Horn Ira 6 a ' . aee Bon , Bosphig u s, f o r ditto, 23rd ;seise in lat. 38. 1011 g. nye, English, as qr.__ - - lirishoOlt.e - . Minas .. _:: I: :: ) "" 1 .7• ' ' - g James Bibby, (Ist) ; 1 " b i. ) Amazon, for Icbahoe, lath Aug. in lat. 7S, long. 2a W 1 Barley, English a g a lelle Irom Valparaiso for Swansea, a2nd Sept. in lat. 3:3, Scotch &Irisheres 6elb 43- 5 0 :do. ....1 39- 4 3 4 .. 1 . 1 . 5 4 ; 5 • 7 - 2 31, John Higham, (2nd) Ditto, 11 p. h - 1 ",g• 3 6 ; Waite: Scutt, from London for Ilarbadoes, 20th Sept. Malt, English, es qr... -- - brown.. 60 0 -63 0 970 Eg•yptian Ditlo, 12 at 18 i ii t 21, long 37 ; tgenroy, hence fet Afi ica,l6th .sept hr lat. Irish - -- do. .... 54 0 -57 0 - - - ... 622 3 3 1 1 : J A a d in atn es l l 4a e tt a e d r , s , zi : ( ( 2 1; n ro d:,_ ,f and (4,i,,,) Ditto, 1 j es , • lenge 23 W ; Ramtaer, from Marsei les, for this port, gth Oats, ea 7015. : - - ) 1 Nov. I , J o pa li sa n rac V rea e r r ja n tn o , hd n n , Rj n io r c r ,i o ilea o sr f .d a (2D n r d i,ed d r) d i s e , i . ;, br • Ditto, 12 Ditto, 11 b . , -al , l t, off Cape r.A. Vincent ; Saucy Lass, Love, heuce for Lis- Eaish & Scotch, new -- --- old .... 30- 3 3 I . ° •4 41C , : I. . 'j i i . :l' B l;' . nni l' H . o I mes an i Co. O2nd) lit an, in Lt. 44, long. 10. Irish. fine qualities.. 2 8- 2 g ) 70 Laguayra ; a i - __ __sl • 270 12594 Ditto, 1 t a • good - 2 8 , do. 1 29- 2 11 70 Common West 1 ndia.. 4 Ditto, 1 :t- middling - 2 7 J - I 7. George 13radshaw. (proof) . TFIURSDAY, OCTOBER. 24.-Wind veriaele and light. . - - I I ve• undried _ - ---- black-I ---- - ---- ...... Smyrna o ___.- , tti ^ d rt , htt sn.-Cora, Melee. Dean Bahia-Compton, Chapman, ad Welsh - - - old .... 2 II - 3 0 . : Manilla - - -, J J PRICES Oi' TiiqßEit AT LIVERPOOL. bril ,,!ne"r, —, from Quebec; railed 28th ultinio7North- &aria, English, 'as qr.. ,te -- --- do. .... 38 0 --41 0 - 2 ' 720 . Surat 24 - ee a 8 , 25 I t , , tr _ .yria.d. --, froni Fr iota. , Edward Isiand-Kate, Nicholas, Scotch& IrisheterBolb -- --- do. .... 36 0 -38 0 __.. , Madras - - - - i - I-' n ' e.l WOOD, Deals, 12e stand.: m. duty paid Inaty. n. eln Malaga -and Bristel tateket, Jehns. from List on. e Pease, English, white.. 38 0 -49 0 blue:- -- -- • Bengal .... _____ ! - - - .... 50 Archangel n- ~,S_as i leela•-• Tagil% and Amiens, Orang a for Ichaboe--D - Do. & Irish.... maple . 32 0 -:.(4 e grey .. i3O 0 -31 0 4 1 1 .? e ° CP 15 0 0 ° 1 - 5 2 o- naanaort, Kirk, and Reliance, Wilson, for Savannah-Marge. Tares, ea gr - Meinel l e er, Bruce, for St. Jahe *e 13. -An ea Siherdina Insen for Roe- . • aa e - o 0 6 :'...."' 1,, wrdarn_c . • , ' ' . . • .. ~, , 7 ~' , . Flour, qe• ...91 ~, arolme. -.term, ter Kiel-Ale a Elliabetn, ecnurr, for , English, fine... 35 o 35 0 super - j:37 0 -33 0 ---e - - --- -- -- _ - ___ Wyberg ________ ;6 o - 0 0 e g eh ,e, 4- ! o r , A - Adriana, Dodd, for Calcutta- Until), Gillman, and Do- , h.i.,. th - 0 0 Petersburg; • l5 0 - 19 0 r; cn an nsana, Blytb, fur Bombay-John Scuchay, Pa,lernstein, for Bee- . Oatmeal, qp• 1 '. of 24515 I Si ATE OF TRADE. p t h ri c i, t a i v n h g o l e e t. 0 o t i f , , t a h s i! a t l a s ' e o e , k i n a avoezeliatircgs: PLANKS, per foot of 2 inches Once . .I". al o 3i- 0 44, ,a. o s- g u lee-Black Cat, Davies. for St. Michael's- , ,ylph, Hodge, for Irish, new 22 9 23 3 old . -120 6 -21 0 ' Danzig, Deck 0 ea- e 21ei air.. id 'alermo-Denmark. Frost, for New York-Creole, StAilienson, 1 _______ British Americ . an Pine and Diamond, Fowler. for Luenos Ayres and Valparaiso a g,and i ' ' - b n i l A n e N s c s n h E a7b E e n gn - d D el l e i n i g n L ornwoon ner fethom. e, .g 8 G - 0 0 .42 Os henry, Smith, for Africa. LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. . amd for both kinds at advanced rates. The yarn market is also !0 1 4 0 - 4 10 Is. --- - , very buoyant. The workpeople we are tot 1 a „ re in, a very - qa May, Brown, from Bonny:lst this port; sailed :6th July, and Asnua Mennen., la cwt. S. At. S. t 1 I --"‘ B D r a i n ti z s i l g A 4 lll f e 'e t e- i t can , excited stete, and appear determined to have air advance in_ tee '"' • ' ' - O •6 _ o 8 , r to a . kiAIIOG %NY ace foot of 1 iach tleck se Trern Fernaneo Po 2nd August. The Dynamede, from Liver. montreauot 24 6® 24 9 Dutch, crop- -76 0 -80 0 1 rate of wag; s. We think that their cla ms demand a caothil Honduras ~ . . 8 1 0 8 -- 1. 1 0 6 ) 9"1, ea I 1) ° 01 . was obliged to discharge part ut her cargo at Bonny, hay- , Pearl, new 24 0 -24 9 Ombro Cuba in 6g o -74 0 I consideration from their employers; for scarcely on any previ- GaMene .... 57 0 -67 0 i ous ocoaon were Spinners and maautacturers in a better psi: a- gag been on shore. On the Isth August. off C.pe Palmas. spoke i U. States, Pot 21 0 -22 0 ,1 eue Peruvian. Bend, hence for Brum), On the 2Gth August, off 1 Pearl none. Mint OO-00,' t on to grant the reasonable request of their hands. In some St. Domirigo . . 3 0 _ 3 6 i t ---c' JAR PLANKS, Lraish .Inerican 2 C - 2 t, 1 .„ . . „ ~ . - . . Grand se:Maris. siioke the Dougias BARK Quercit 8 0 - 8 6 French, S.F. se FEAHWOOD, per cubit tcet .... eicl , tana. Le Grisley. hence at A nennt Oak, ea ton .g, 5 10 - 6 10 S•ravcs, per 1200." • re S.E.F.. •69 0 -73 0 should be said, they have at once acceded. Merchants ,and ale i. gre of 'Wellington, from Ahtwerp for this port, off Deal 1 German.. -40 - 5 0 Danzig; C. Pipe s .. se'loo 0 -110 0 1 285. do. l- E.5.F... 75 0 -82 0 printers appea - now to see no probatiaty of the price of cloth 90 0 rec dirig;and are. thcr. fore, contract ng a month earlier than _ e P r YMOUTE Oct. 2;.-The British King. from Quebec for Li- ! BRIMSTONE, ea ton E.5.F.1e.8.3 0 Hhtt. 6O 0-70 0 er v poet, that put into Falmouth:Sell instant, waterlog,ged, was Sicily, &c... 5 5-8 12 6 Spanish .... 70 0 -87 towed up to this port this morning, to discharge. 0 usual for de.ivery for the s ring. We are diaposed to think Quebec, red. to la iu. thick, I J , _ ea u 45 0 1 ia Tuscany.. . • - - -- al °LASSES, 3 ; . -, cwt. and 5i feet long that they are rightin- their. policy, inasmuch as stocks have in CASSIA LIGNEA,S. d. s. d St. Lucia, Sze_ 2: 6 -22 6 rarely been known tube lighter everywhere, and we heve every Do, Pencluon lO 0- 15 0 15 st A . a j lt o r it v: , e x .... B a t h 7 . FRIDAY OCTOBER 25.-Wind variable. le cwt. in bd 62 0-68 • 0 Demerara, terc.. 21 d -23 0 prospect before. us. in. favour of a splendid sluing trade. The TIII4IEII, per cubic foot. • • s. d. s. d. I s . Bentley, Disbron, and itobert. Reed, front CLOVER.SEED, :P. C 1.14. Bar & Antigua. 25 6 -16 ti pri ters are also busy The count • houses are doing a ver American, red4o 0-AS 0 Munseier, cwt.. 0 0- 0 0 geod business. .27.-inc . ll printing cll.] is fun at'd to :id per oiecYe Oak . 2 0- 2 6 Pine, British Amer. common 1 0 - 1 6 . B. p . i s. , IS POrtT, DIP Laren. from Qtrebec-Newtcra. Dutch 5o 0-54 0 Oil, Olive, as 252 eiars. red l3 - 1 ;r4 h grief, and may be quoted as follows :-'-g27 inch 60's, Jc hnson. from A l ex in andria-Utenen Ko`wick from Dronthelrc French & Germ.se -58 0 Gallipoli .....g 43 a -44 0 f,s 140 ; tioss, tie :id to 5s 7id; and sees, es ta 6s 4.1.-.11/4asnlel)riedstte'; la . yellow - 1 8 -- D u P e r i i t n e c _ g e. . l _, ie m aa r ley 1 Leeds, Williams ' , art - el Que" , en Victoria. trom Cocoa, es ewt. in Trieste 42 0 43 0 Advertiser. D'anzig 1 7 - 111 .. - ,d ~....._...:u d a', Boyd, from 0 asrow- Falcon, from Ilohaet. Trinidad ..... 40 0- 45 0 Simi., fo r a Jo, ideflonia. learata. for Trieste-Symmetry, JeSlaret, 41 e 42 0 Memel ... - 111 130 s Cd la Id. Grenada .. } SO ,____ 53 0 Malaga.. - .... 41 - 0 -41 10 I,ERns-•-•AVe have very little alteration to note in the tran- Riga.ied 1 8-1 10 ,e la n d , „ a a 11, Ne wtown:land-Magnificent, Verrill. and Oak- Breall Portrigai &:-; .. 40 0 -41 0 sections at our Cloth Galls during the prat week. Tee att d - a a r L a t ema J•Y. for New r rlea-e-Arebrosine, Boitlivvick, and c •FE V cwt. in bond. Levant Ilan, f,r' 6 eott, for Cape c f Ceod Ho )e-Joln Brook • 1 k • Ya y n if ial iriage 1 ~i i 0- 6o o 38 a -at 0 ' PACKET LIST. Id no material accumalation of goods, though most of the rnaru 145 11e5-e r e. k "; to Cabell --S T Vill-te-th i e• Wisp ' . ateve s' irs: oe for . ordinary .. ' Palm, e ton ... .25 0 -25 lo ly or c ol - mintla o Fish,p 252 galls. rale T -OFFICE, October 25. re tuniy a „, n. Caselly, for Leghorn-Avignen, Betts, gmal& fine 0. 'en 0- 78 0 'over. hnsiness doing i o or,!er. though the aegregate may not be equal of Elenora, 'Ve middling .... 00 0- 90 0 coloured-3o 0 -33 0 to`what was dune a month or six weeks ego. At this season 03 'V 'T - . 3 iTti ". - .." - '5 . 0.&0.4'KF: 8 however, a ceseation is not IT any me ais unusual. ' -,. r >. i: al O. •-• 1 . < '-'-. t• I C'' r.,•• 7,' ';'•''•.' ==. ; !L.' ....- ii. fs.' el et -- hxe_ricen .at Na a , k ,, a e L l a,, , U, hence at Genoa- Harmonie, Zoenirke, good mid. .. 100 0-112 0 Cod 3l 0 -31 10 ga.-“,,g-y '„Tlf e l l r s7Fi..r.''-r-s-,F-r c "Ps'g;';A , .2.°-3 am singer ;u s e •eatebeth Matehtelina Wessels • -01dampt. fine mid. &c. 146 0-1 lti . 0 LINSEED, 'p cu,25 6 -2,6 n HUDDERSFIELD MARKET. -Th? transact!cns in fancy goods teS;' - e l f's` ee e , , " ° e n z? ;5' 52 7 F": P.,. %.' 7 ) ';';. °a, ,77 ; e" at this market, on Tuesday last, were conse.ered rather limited, 2.',.Z gn ? '''' . 6 '''''' . = ii . F. ic ' - 6 '''' ' ' A ' ge 'a at Elelvoet. 'car. Larrett, and Harmonic, Sehabe ' lrgig, hence Elizabeth Anre pee Dutch, triage 1 Rape 'i - le do 37 0 -38 '0 a. 30 e- 50 0 ,• " • ti but the market, nevertheless. was rather buoyant. p r i ces re oe e es osr .5, 4,50- 0- il? e , g '?, ',.., ' --- . 4 a ordinary - rurpen. le caa. e 4 0 -24 6 De laga for this Irma 'Yarn and Incas, Barnes, sailed from Ma- Demetrius, Glitinah ood fetirre - o. 50 0- 60 0 Rice es can underwent no change, and, as most of the manufacturers have F-Ta ;l ' e .9, .. 1 tv c , F.: '- " = '-', ~ . . .., - -.- g , ' - - _sr - '-' 2 di 0 _. 24 . 9 been and are still working. to order, there :s no accumt 1 • u ( f fi ~,..- ...,`-' ..,,,' = P r," e o'SU' e: jp•G.- 0 0. - .C. 7 9 5 ''... ° 1 •0 ?si. r-3 ge ,e the eth tegaer. Middling .... 63 0- 70 0 Caro ' llna, Mess. stocks. For eain Oaths nnd the heavier kinds oe ' ' 'tic' '- .- , • e - =ec o• nes =-, = „...‘", -..' 0 g in good mid. „ o _ so 0 ' t„oo s, S i 1 r.ond io a -18 0 1 • WlntVr • d P as elewii a e g e g d j ~ , i , 6 7 : ' i i 7 r: --; ;. r 7, 75 ' 1. 74 i: cti. i .• : Z .. the 18Ih of August in ' ri ons Taganrog at Falmouth; sailed on 0 a goo dernand is anrc dated. e rn a ss ere' -=, - . , F.;-,-)K9, ne stant, On .. . , spoke the Semmes, from oie ,th ot beet. mber, off Cape Angelo, fine mid., arc. '' Bengal, r 70. dole •6 -II .1 .1 P.. , W2,nti w S. . U".. mid te flee .. 11 •si -12 0 NECKMONDWIKE BLANKET MARKET --There was ee r y a 3 ? off Ma'aga, spoi, , al Odessa to Falmouth. On the Gth in. e . Mocha ........ 50 0- 7a 0 none. heavy market to-day, although manufacturers • • a • • •..' ?" 3 t - -- re port. Cn the Sth inetauZ eeyion -.... 53 0- 95 0 African tee Mary Jane, from Naples to ties ito Java .. ;35 0- 43 0 RUM, 1 . , gall,,ti, ic 4,001. to a reduction in price. There •was more business d ' ' al .- ..... one 0 1 o 1 0 , c ' P it. ?Al ~ , ,....p ": C 0 We/Iin:WEI, to this pott. f°a Cape St. Vincent, spske the Lord Havana Jamaica, Thursday than on Monday, no doubt ill consequence of tl few '?'' sea.' - , ---; , ----e ° ' ' 2' -e--' 4'-' ' ' essa n 6 1 ~, r ood&C‘ne.. 35 0- 45 0 12 in 16 0.0 2PO- 3 2 cola days we have had this week. There was al' ••• le ' ` - ' , e' - - - L a - • : " -- sa -- ' ?: e- nue doue for --- St. Domingo.. 2S 0- SO 0 stronger 34 - 4 4 shipping. . er SATURDAY. i 0 clioice mares_ 4 6 a n e 3 se - es tale Zei tv ae Ocrenge 26.-Wind N.N E Vett. Brazil 3O o- a --- - a Bnapeonn MARKET.-T ;.` el ~•a A earva - a ' • - 37 o- 75 0 SA NYLOWEII, 1 ,, C1.Ce. here was rather more anti . t • v a ars a 4 e ___ ; .-et. David (s• earner.) Evans. from Havre-Lord Laguira -alv in the ea 4 ae o. '-'' a. o !i, Fi' et El• ntl - sato', Adams hear , t J I NT 1' 1• l 11 ,1.1 '•d from St. Diu; wotsoS, V ton 4. s. 4. s. • lieng'al, demand for piece goods at this market on Thursday ih • ne aie a. an , an WO '''' .i 0 P •••, ~..,. , I 7 ..4 1 ,1 p et .. „,_... ••. • 0 111, & . •.- s , ,ersi ur e Jar e, -_, have had to report of late • but late prices were net ' from Droghtda, at -this port, after Logwoon, Jam. 55- 510 good & fi:D',47 0- 8 0 ' . - subta, e d ~.,- ... ~, 0 , c -'' a X O . f i r , .... r: .3 -, F.F.:. er •,:" i ueing on shore on elll - ho. HOD. & Dom. 5 10- 515 ord. & mid 4'o • and the-manutaclurers compleined of the:r inabiln t • '• ' ''''' eh - '' ° ' rra - • -b 10 1 Y e realise e oe . _._. a aa. el c - •Tt '-' l's F., SAILED,-Spencer. Gordon, and Red Rose. Loverieg. for Carnpeachy 7 10- 712 6 Bombay - 2 le mnu"eratirrir mices. The demarid for yarns wee far front se 4 a =.) ''''' ''' ''' " a --1 sa asaa ~, ae • i id el I a eeaboe-Theseus, Barnes, for Alexandria. E.-Windsor, • erpe ~ [rustic, Span- 31264 10 SA urrh - r/ls, veemet. s. d. '•e. d tive, but as seseral spinbers have begun to work sh or t t h i "., ' "`": ‘-ii -'' ~ - •-' 5 z 4 g - 2 o of for Para-John Munn, Watt, for Mobile-S. Whitney, Tla ma Tampico s- 5 5 East India .... "2 0--28 o e. ea =- there ie rIO actumulation of stock. The wool market presanted e."; • ° , ~ .4 es , • o ec g -1 ... , • a. ,I . v eon. fig New York-Seraphine, Affleck, for New Crleans- Puerto , Cabello 45-4 10 SOuthAnicrLai.l3 0 -13 6 no new feature ;it was far from animated, the spinners chi - 0 El `;'. le, : 4 .-. : .y 0 ' 4 Z .;.'„ . 2 - a• :": rrederick. Grant for St. J.riin, N.H. Caba - 8 0 SIIELL LAC, '4l. Cwt. io too,. buying to supply their immediate wants. a - ....,• ;••• = e e c an• e John and Euward, -. and William Pan. Rober sn, NICARAGUA WOOD. orange 48 0 -64 0 ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET.-There is not the leaat iM• 4. 9. i i ,' °4l th's port, at Nalles, and bAli sailed Patti October tor Rio de la Bache liver and lined; 32 e --15 G PreVernerit ix the •flannet mark. t which has heen extremely drill "" se ai te i-3 oal a 3 ea alfr.• o. solid ls 0- 11 0 SKINS, and inactive. . The. wool marker hes been equally fiat, A 'a el , . . up and the = 4 ° , 6' g. eq de , I :"IY Courtney, ----. from this port, ar Kingstown, anl clean - 13 1, Nentlia, '3 , des 6 0 -12 r sales extremely limited r i (r. t, S. P Z id C.. C.. ' '.' 1(11 glittl 2Stll October for Cerfn. small st 3 Krone, Althaeer aud D a ' l' rt h tS' '' d to . _ , a. , oirs, trae , ence a ain nrmun e Lima, solid - 14 1. , Seal, each - .... 23-2 6 in the Piece Hall on : aturday, end an average aMount of bus!. . 0 le , „. - :. 4 n _ a Booth, Best, and Elizabeth Mary Ann, Ball, Make Barwood, Angtes 0- 5 5 SIIUMAC, if, L,Ct. ness was done. In yerns the transactions were rather more . e , -e Is, . `'` eines Br hill t Gaboon - g 6 extensive at late rates; and for mini sand brcke wools there was p ita A d ... , • 1 . Yabsley, hence at nenia . Camwood .... 10 0- t:2 0 Palermo ..- lO 0 -10 6 a better demand, bat in combing wools the death g- - • ' 2 1 ';.- , 0e..., drinesmanden, Iverson, hecne at Christiana Red San. Wood 6 15- 7 5 Trie.ste ...... _7O - s 0 . '§ K ere tew. - 0 . I 7 la_ ?curdia, Skaernp, her ce at Flensburg nateesrea.- 111 WOOIS and yarns there is hut liWe doing, with de FLAX, ic' ton. Verona ; 6 - 6 6 de elighey in price. For ooas the el , - .. , ,..a Vope, atoter sore hrnee at Mem. n , Riga. P.T.R. .. 35 0- 36 0 Tyrolese . • ..... 7 0 _ , e a enier . .eyoto rece , g ~ ~T hin il , na . -....t.gffiv, Ilnlewyck. and Charles, Simonds, hence at Ostcna P'burge 9 head 32 0- 3.4 0 SUGAR, i- Cwt. "is principally confined to lower sorts. Employment, however, 0 0 0 e 0 0 a za 0 a a 0 a re he tie rwiek Castle, Foster. hence for Malta. at Cove Archaegel • '36 0- 42 0 13. P. al usCQVatIO is plentiful, and with the apirroach of mid weather, We hope the : 2, - r) • .t 1 ' . .F.,: . • - e 1 Ann J o b state of. atr ,irs will improve,- Leicester Chronicle. - ' - ' '-' .' 1 , II I ~. _ c) , n stone, hence for Maranham, off ditto Dutch k Elem. 45 0- 80 o moist brown E 4 0 -54 6 fr • a ~ --, . ...•.--, ilf 7,V e r Pe. Bridie, Irian Nerve, for this port, at•Pentland Frith GALLS, is, ewt. dry brown .55 n -56 6 II si '2t 'D L TRADES -The cut -tt 1 b h ra ~,y , i y . ntnre. Rait, from Riga, ditto ditto ,!,i__Play Return, Brarea, from Danzie. clittcadifto • re ER% rt . . • -up ce on rose: ram Turkey, blue .. 56 0- 57 0 , *good & raid.. 67 6 -t3 0 saems cnee more in a state of leve'ish • t' " mi.Wd 45 0- 48 t agar :on, as several et- , - !. •-•• - if, . e, •-. '," - 1 ia k k e. tine &v. tine 64 0 -57 0 tempts, both direct and indirect, are n , ~e ‘-aredoo• .aking to reduce the wag,es 4. '''' ,- „ e ,. , ~.., la, Menhennet from Havannh. off Fahnouth Eastentlia 53 0- 54 C Mauritius, • arS a , In this slop trede. The full-fashioned cotton hese branch is l• - •'; 4 4 I z oa ,;;'.a idos, Wighton, from Honduras, ditto • :se GINGER, IR cwt. ,s dabs ime aro 42 o -47 0 still moat lamentably depre sed. This depression inert:re es. in- ',. 7- e El. ,a.*. E. V x ~ tO zranku 1 7th _ et eld, Mitchell, f °in this port f r Ichaboe, was spoleen Barteuloes 45 0- 50 0 brown &,a - el. 49 0 -56 n stead of diminishing. Ihe drawer aranch has iict in the least ' a a: I '-' leg 2 3 ,:e ‘_ l neer, in lat. 47, long. 11. Elizabeth, of Workington, Jamaica 6O 0-eO9 0 fine yellow -28 -0 -63 0 improved. The silk glove trade is very bad, indeed. in sOnle 7 al O. p. ; ° G 0 0 :5 ri, ' I 'ler +,l Oeteber off Tinker. E. India, in bd. 15 0- 20 0 East Indio, Bengal qua tors and the hanes are giving svay to desitair. The I•obbin- c is . . o a. .;'s g cif ly r e ? aIT.A.B KAI°, ISLAY. OCt. 21.-The Margarea Atkin, from G,,,, 11. mt. Khaur 42 0 -48 0 riet trade, amen the who e, :trey be sale to be in a fair conditi.an, ,-, af t ,, r K s. r,..Liverpoel. has been asaisted in here. with damage. Arabic, Turkey 0 0- o 0 , 3e, brown & yet. 54.) 0 -5.5 0 though far from brisk. a he• circular Mich:rte. , which have for • lalay . walng on the rocks, et the entrance of the Sound of Fast India. u - 0 0 • Ig' Cr - good and 6,1)(65 0 --70 0 several years been in the back ground as to tile producing of • to . saibarr - 0 0 extra tine. _1.7 () ..-70 0 fancy nets, are now coming- ihto play, and many descriptiOns of 0 .';.-''''. X X . 0 r 4 Senegal - 0 0 Manilla, in lid. 15 t) -19 o fancy laces may be Seen from steam-propelled eirenlar bolt ma- ;"-• ;1 9, ta el & _____ ei - • figal Pio 'V.l.'''. .. s• . 4' 8. Havana, du. chines, which:he, etofore have heti" pretty generally condi-writ, . . 2 . a -.. ...., ~ . . t for SUNDAY. Ocaoara 27 -Wind N.N.tra P'burg, clean.. s 9 0-- 29 10 browir - a rtery ' - ' e 1 I se S Aii Ele•-Venture. Balt Irom Etiga. outshot 27 n- 27 10 ye:low .. .... 19 o -..--2 0 trade, we are sorry t ' say. has tea mue ;, mended. The demand a-- anal , Isle-Miner va. Brown, for Ictiabee-Dourrlas e Brewster. Riga, Eberle .. 29 10- 30 0 white 0re.... 24 o -26 0 for lap aril press articles havieg in some nie sure fallen off, has RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. I in - ,f on N'-',tean Queen. Warren., for SaVAnnah-Ann Martin, Martin. eutshot 28 0- 29 10 gootl &Arse.. 24 0 -31 s beernheavily telt. At present the cofton branches are in th • ;he In seti ,"v (Erica s- Colurnims, Cofiin, and Shanunga Patten. fel* Archangel .... 0 0- , 0 0 Brazil, in borid. best conditio a but these are principally confined to stapleford lel; M , w ; ',;•: -- Pilerini, Huntley, and Pet, Bulkley, for lee-era-Sea, Manilla . .220- 23 0 . brown l5 0 -18 0 and the vicinity.-Nottingliata Jourtuzl. (From the Railway Magazine of Saturday.) loa Wini a - : 1:11 n. and lsalwl, Medhurst, for Gibraltar-Frederick Bombay l4 0- '2O 0 yellow o- o 0 The following calculation of the last weekly returns of 49 Fr 'Oroth' n IV, Schlor, ited Emma, Rupert, for Stettin-Argo, J u t e ~.... 12 0- 13 0 white ortL do ti ooote . 1.(.r iiarnburg-and Porcupine, Cleveland, for Constan• tr ...IDES, Ox and COW, ar- th good and 6a - te22 0 -24 0 will, We believe. be of interest : -Number of passengers en 34 B. Ayres and Monte Video. TA 1.1.01 V, 43-Ofet. . LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. le' railways, 387,719. The receipts for passengers on 49 railways, cal.:Puce Albert Gibsnn seile4 Dam Dania lath Octet:en ; Star inferior & mid. 0 5.1-- 0 631 P'burglaYk. 41 0 --42 6 • Direct. ledirect •C'87,1e7 : ditto for goods on 47 railways, £30.876. total )0 5 "le 'West • '' '' • ' ........ 41 0 -41 6 A N., 1 i th, and DeVonia 42111 October, all for Li•verpool good & prime.. o tii- 0 741 Odessa.. - --- aS. alted ..... 0 4i- A eij Archangel ...... 39 0 -40 0 - 1 Oetob e " g "' Archibald, suiled Irom Marseilles for Liverpool 20th ao , s Australia .. June 24. Lima ' a N. Amer. salted 0 3a- 0 Sii Buenos Ayees.. a 5 0 -40 0 B a hi a .... . ... Sept. 14. Maranham June 18. Cor wk. te tn .. Aug. 24. NAME. IPassen. Money. • - p li e , Arn i t' m e Ca ; mpbell, sailed from St. Helena for Cork 4th, and B raz e ....,..._ 0 al- . -'• 06 4 TAR, ..ie /A. Barbadoes • , I gers. I lastyear :4 . .re' Y. ter ; . 1. 0 ,_ o, L.Aerpool, ath September dry sa .. Stockholm .... 12 -13 0 lted 0 44- 6 5 Bombay .. •• . .. 24 Mauritius i .. JUly 31. • • :Aug. 27. Mobile I S - - - mg 'e Shanter Ind u s . and Lima Packet. from Ichaboe, at St. He' ens Rio, dry ......... 0 5i- 06i Archangel ..... 12 6 -13 0 B Ayres ,• • • . ept 21. Arbrdath and Forfar - •160 ,•));• 31 Of • m ar .. Taylor, from Calcutta, ditto a - 1 areso dry 0 5 - 0 6 1 Caro ma ....... sa p.. , r io g -11 4 • • • • • • • • Calcutta .. dug. 17 N. 19 Monte Video.' Auc. 17 i .. • Orlmns ..1 .. Birmingham and Derby .... - *_ - - 06 ' Vir inia .. ll 0 -12 0 G. G. Ho e _ i Sept. 24. Birmingham aud Gloucester-1 8517 i 2729 2035 si ea t R a ,,Y,_ f , n-n. Marshall, from Sincapesre. ditto Odessa, &c..dry 05 - 1 g p oxly 29. New y , oik .. pet. 4. .. ssa, e ,_ ,. ,..._ z__ __! • •g, ,rs .. h oar r voun front Ma eines id Famout N•V• India, 6 1 7'.• 05-- 0 6 I TARTAR, lc, OWL charlestop .. Sept. 30. Pernamaueo e , Brandling Junction - - 628 3 ,e a ----- salted.. 04- 0 5 . Cream of Tarear - Z 1 0 -61 0 China .... .. ally 18. Rio Jan ' '• • •• 13 Bristol and Glouce-ter - _ emu.. , . Aug 20 • iII C A Phr‘ East India .... 07- 1 0 ! brown and yeiAtt 0 -54 • Demerara .. , e,pt. 15. Savannah _ I ' - Chester and Birkenhead ,o''' ' 44 ltlivlS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S. n. 6.a. , •• sept 28 —______ Kips, B.A. dias. 07 - 0 84; TEA, 1). lb. i Havana .. .. Sept. 15. St. Helena ..1 •, ' Dnblin and Drogheda . . - _ era ea Carlton 0 4 0 6 e --- Horse, d. each 43 0 -14 0 Beill , . Jamaica .. .. A ug. 30 .. 21 Valparaiso I • •,,,, 1 ., , Q . Dublin and Kingstown ae r LOND, Outward. Home. HoRSE HAIR, 'RR lb. Fokom - Laguira .. ... .. 6 Vera Cruz .. I ... • ' •"' Dundee aed Arbroath 4434 299 • 231 . 4 th e sill & LIVEREOOL, Short - 074 Congou, com. 011 1 1 • Sept..l3' Durham and Sunderland .... 3eB I eO7 705 2 Jitiz a; __ to mid. to fine. 1 6- 2 6 s - ia - 0 9 --,--_ -___-_-_-_—_,- ._. -- :,--__----,-- n Edinburgh aud Glasgow ...• 14977 221 , 8 2338 4i let i 1„,„„„,::::a. ................... 258 0(10)fr 30 o ads od @Aug.' Reen rd, l ei a long tails l- 1 6 Twankay, corn. 1. la- 1 2 NORTHERN HOSPITAL, OCT. 26. East( ra counties... 1 9 ,02 4692 4129 3i cq u i tir , • ueni. lee Berbic 20 0- 0 e 2o 0-3 a e , mid. to good 1 3-I 10 . 1;3306 1460 1.68 5 5 ' ' s l ava as.. 50 o- 63 0 50 0 - lia a .combed - 2 0 Glasgow and Ayr 45 [WREKIAII REPORT.] aNDIGO,* Rain bond. Pelt oe, Orange 14- 2 S ' Glasgow and Paisley Fa' Nto o , I,a .................... ;35 0- 50 0 33 0- 44 I+ - ADMITTED. nISCUARGED. Bengal. Campoi, Grend Junction - 8551 8487 is the ei.. Mk, Bost - 20 e accidents.. ... et I Cured corn. to good fione 17 Great North of England ..... - 1980 1726 • 57s gearieston Sae nn pur. & violet 0 C- 0 0 Iti 4 New o ri .. annah - 0 o 29 o - 0 0 blue & violet 0 e- 0 0 Hyson Skin.. ... ' 10- 1 I Medical and Surgical cases Relieved and at raver reit:rest 5 Great Veestern ga Caro ; '''eas 40 e-50 0 25 0-3 ' ' blue .. - 0 0 mid. Ur fine 14_ 1 10 Upon re c o numm i a ti on „, 12 . Attending as Oat Patients. 13 Liverpool and Manchester .. - 4913 4:10 14 Ilriti'Sr', ......... - irregular ............. ... 0 London and Birniiegham.... - 16953 17565 111 ble Isz ewi l - ` , q - 51, ~„,o ' ;,' j a - ... -••.0 0 - o 0 00- 0 s violet, & fine 5i- 5 6 Souchong,com. 12- 1 4 , I otal '36 Died 10 5 /3r (4 `neland ord. & mid. 4 a- .0 0 ood to flue 1 6 2 9 g . ...... 1 LOrDIOD and Blackwell Rentainingin the Hospital . . ;6. a aails 0 0 - 0 0 0 0 - 0 e Pekoe, flowery 20- 3 0 London and Brighton 15 0 itiv on , .................... 25 0- 30 0 25 0- 30 r violet & cop. s mixed .. I 3 3- 4. 0 Hyson, corn... 3 t- 2 2 -- . London and Cro) don 121321 1525 230 31 ble, x _ l / 4 1 late 'ls 0-40 0 30 0 (W. - fine 2C- 4 0 Consulting Suregon, William Gill, Esq. ~4 i s t Indies . • con. g. & fine. :3 6- 4 0 London and Greenwich 3 , ,22 773 711 29s 'fit+ ‘a it,- ................ 35 0- 40 0 35 0 - .40 t r ord. & mid. 26- 3 6 Young HySOll 10- 3 0 House Visiters, John Lightbody and B. 11. Jones, Egon. Southwestern - 68e.9 7 .to 7i tl lO 114._. ..................... 20 0- 6o 0 63 0- 70 . 4 a r ea la ..... con. quality 2 :3- 4 2 limperial - 3 3 Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq. Manchester, Bolton, and Bury - 939 788 44 en - ..„ ‘A, 5 , 31 , th w.a.i.e.s. .......... .3S 0-- 40 .0 4 3: 0 i 0 0 -to t Oude l- 4 0 Gunpowder, Cheplain, Rev. Wm. Hughes.--House-aurgeon, Mr. P;arker Manchester and Ilirminghern. - 3;68 3..55 4 3 se 'aim of G - .so 0 Madras 2 3- 4 6 • good and line 2 0- 5 0 - - Mairehester al/Ci Lecas and ~,ifric., . oorl Hope - Guatunala, ea It . TOBACCO, .43 lb. in bend. ' ------ Hull and :'e:by - 72112 5987 5i ea' Oibrad . , .................... 30 0 - 105 0 - - LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, Cm 26. Midland Counties Floras - l' 859 9233 78s in L im _r ~,, ... .0 1 At a ' N alPareise ........... /5 °- 1 7 5 17 6 - 2° t Rita, Skil ' -n'' ' 4:e. 5a 0_60040 0 - 50 0 Sobres Cortes - 4 0 Stemmed 0 0 - 0 0 20- 3 0 Kentucky .... 0 11 - 0 4 DISCHARGE]) - AD:1111'1E0. Newcaatle arid Derlington .. - Newcastle and ( arlisle - Mari 177:3 :455 - 4 rl s ' ' re. a, ge. ._ am a ae ., _ ~,. ... , ...... 17 6-20 e I 7 6 - 34 ' Carracas, Ho. 39- 4 6 Maryland .... 00-- 0 0 In-patients curee l9l In-patientr .............. 40 Newcastle and a orth Shields 16325 :375 356 2 lei r m a l , ...., ,Hik: on....4litp,ople. so 0-0040 0 - 0 i ' Sobrcs 3 0 4 o TKII.3IK Ric, I& cwt. in bond. Itc•heved and at own refagst 1 I Outerratients - -* - _ ees kt h‘e ...... „,.,. ilea, .... • ...... .. ~73 - en 0 17 6-SO • 1 Cortes l6-2 • 9 • Bengal l 2 0 16 C Made Out-patients ........ . 9CI O i.N.,!stern isles C. ......... 15 0-20 0 15 0-20 t Lae DYE, ,f 1 tb. TURPENT4NE,V Mt. irregular - 626:, 5500 3 ' ..,,. on . , ape de Veid • rk ea . 1,. ......... s_ _ _ - - - .7e D.T. and prime 16- 2 6 American .... 50- 7 9 Dead p '4 . • ............. ' 2O 0 --25 0 17 6-20 1 mil. to good 05- 1 6 VALOXIA, la , /wee' s e s -- . . Preston and vcye - e,,e,,,, .................. 21 0 - - 17 6- 20 I' ii0 ;:l • .......... ord. & infer. 0 li- 0 4 Smyrna, pieleedie 0 -21 1) Consulting Snrgeons, Mr. royalism' and Mr . 13 awscin . Sheffield end ea nchester - I I .and .................. :5° o - - 2° 0 - 125 r MA IMica 11.001 S , t , Ctel. ''• Morea lO 0 -15 0 Chapl•ain... ...... Rev. Thos. Harries. South Eastern •• • - •••• • • , 15 ' 11 5 175 3867 2 g ar e g urg, tr., ............ 5 . 1 a- 50 0 30 0 --- 40 a g e , ll -,, a 14 0- 9:3 • WAX, BEMS' 2.P. cwt. it: hOnd. Apothecary, air. George Fadley. Taff Va:e . liottenl, 'Merl' &c• •• • 0 0- 6. i 10ti76 Pet e . sre, Stockh o l m • ' a 0 40 0-50 L Tr ipoli 8:. Sy: ia LOne African. 0 rsbura rue . •• • • 00- 0 0 _ _ •,.._-. . none East India .... 7 0 7 I ! . ' House Surgeon . lir. al‘cla lane. Yarmouth ana Norwill ••• • I 31 1 - 7 24; - 9u rto ..'' b a .. - c• ...... 0 0 _ , French o, _ - - , , Nap.es - - - itnicricaa .... 7I o - S 0 JAM ES BOLD, Treasurer. York end Nee th Midl oiri ... 0 -° 6 '-645 2242 , 10 ... - ...... 0 u - • a ' - - -- *See Midler - al Counties. LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. • Direct.. lidirect I Direct. Indirect - ---; ---; Australia • • June 2s. Lima Bahia ... Sept. 14. Maracham Aug. 24. Barbadoes .....Aug. .. 24 Mauritius B. Bombay • • 27. Mobile Ayres .. • • 19 Monte Video.' .. Aug. 17 Cilcutta .• du g . 17. N. Orimus Sept. 24. G. G. Hope .144iy 29. New Yolk ;Oct. 4. .. Charleston .. Sept. 30. Pernambuco .. 13 China 18. Rio Janeiro... • Aug. 29 Demerara `se,pt. 15. Savannah Havana .. Sept 15. St. Helena Jamaica I 2 1 Valparaiso .. July 13. Laguira .. 6 Vera Cruz NORTHERN HOSPITAL, OCT. 26. [WR.E.K4..w REPORT.] ADMITTED. DtscuArtGED. .L 33trti;5„ - Pftarriagrs anb DratlA. RIR HIS. On the 18th instant, the lady of FRANCIS BARING AT KINSON. Esq. Rampsheek-lodge. Penrith, of twin sons. On the 19th instant. the wife of the Rev. 'l'. Bromley, incum bent of st. James's, Wolverhampton, of a daughter. On the :oth instant, Airs. WAtit.H, Eveiton-road, of a daughte:.*. Sam:: day, the wife of PETER EGERTON, of Restock, near Middlewich, farm Lai:curer. ct three children, making, with her previous nine, an even doZen. On the 24th instant, et Baton, the lady of Lord Chief Baron POLLOCK, of a sup. • MARRIED. At Wiiterslack Chapel, Mr. GEORGE SLATER, fleur-dealer, of this taWn, to J E, second daughter of WILLIAM HALL, Esq.. of Bower-lodge, Witherslack. At Halifax, Nova Scala, RALPH S. ALLEN, Esq., Lieutenant L.A., to ANN ELIZABETH, daughter of the Hon. S. CUNA RD. On the Isth itistan. - , at Torquay, THOMAS E. HARVEY, Esq., of this town, third son of Jacob Harvey, Esq. of Torquay, to FRANCES SOPHIA ' , MIKE?, only daughter of WILLIAM BAR LECK, Esq., of dose -cottage, in the same place. On the ii th instant. Captain MOFFATT, of the ship beth. to MARGARET, fourth dar.ghter of the late Mr. JOHN JONES; brewer. S"- - me day, at Fiq-street Chapel, by the Rev. H. H. Chettle, Mr. JOHN WAL'I llEW,Aror.monger, Hanover-street, to RA CHEL. daughter of ti,e late Mr. HUGH SIIIMMIN, of Doug las, Isle of Man. This being .the first marr.age celet:rated in the above place of worship, the harpy pair were presented with a beautiful copy of Bagster's Polyglot Bible. On the gath instant, at St. Paul's Church. Mr. JANIES LEE, boot and shoe manufacturer, to HANNAH, eldest daughter of Mr. JOSEPH TOL! ITT, both of Warring - ton. On the 21st instuit. Pt st. Anne's Church, b 7 the Rev. "Thos. Stringer, MA. Mr. JOHN BIBBY, boiler m iker, to Miss ELIZABETH NEWTON. On the 22nd instant, at St. Anne's Church, by the Rey. Thos. Stringer, M.A., Mr. JOHN LEYLAND, protessor of music, Geirard-street. to Miss MARY ANNE WIL NI ER. Same day, at St. Anne's Church, by the Rev. Thos. Stringer, M.A., Mr. .1 = MES CLEGG. spirit merchant, Byrom-strett, to Miss ELIZABETH YOUNG. Same day, Mr. EDWARD WATERS, to Mrs. COOKE, widow of the late Mr. John Cooke, equestrian. Same day, at St. John the Baptist Church. Tosteth-park, by the Rev. J. Ilassall. Mr. JOHN PRICE, of Letiford,street. Tax teth park, to ELIZABE ru, eldest daughter of the late Mr. ISAAC HODGSON, of remith. Cumberland. Same day.-at St.. George's Church, Everton. Mr. JO/TN ED WARDS, of Antrohus-house, Great Budwoith, _Cheshire, to JANE. the -youngest daughter of Mr. RI ;HARD"TIMMIS, Field-street. Liverpool. On the 23rd lust &tit. at St John's Church, Mr. J3IIN AL COCK, of his town, to Miss MARY ANNE SYKES, of Bir kenhead. Same day, by the Rev. H. Holmes, M.A., Mr. J tlll ES N. HOLMES, to JUI.I %, third daughter of JOSEPH BLAND, Esq. Myrtie,areet, bith of this t iwii. Same-thiy, in 1.• radon. Cap ain the lion. ROBERT E. BOYLE old survivdig, son of the Earl of Cork and Orrery, to CEO R GIANA, youngest daugl.t.l* of A. W. i..O:JART:,, Esq., Hill street..•erkeley-square. On the 24th instant. at St. John the Baptist's Church, Tox t th.park. Mr. JOSEPH JONES to MARGARET, eldest daughter of ROBERT ROBE wrs, Toxteth•park. *** We are requested to insert the fotluwing amended entry f a mai riage appearing in our last week' , impression. On the ~th Sept. at St Michael's Church, Mr. KEN AZ GREGORY, of Oldham-street, gentleman, to Mrs. C - ,THERINE WEEKS. DIED, At Madrid, EDWARD BELL .STEPHENS, Esq., for many year , connected with the Lo don press. • A Lissadel: near - Sligo, aged 711, MOLLY CARV EY. an extra ordinary character. wed known in the principal towns in the north an west of Ireland as an oyster-carrier. She was in tru h, en Iri,ll giantess, being six feet eight inches high, and possessing extraordinary strength. When faction* fights were common in fairs, whatever side viol y joined was sure to con quer, as none c,uld stand before her She has been known to retake pothecn from a whole party of revenue police, knocking down every man that opposed her. At ag . LerSton, MiFt3 FA NNY HOLCROFT,authoresso!several esteeme , , works of Edam On the Igth of May las - , at Lima, in his 4')th year, Mr. TIEN JAMIN SMITH, of the firm of Lang end Smith, in this town, sea of the late Mr. JOHN SMITH, of Mill-bridge, near Leeds. On the Ist July last. HENRY WILLIAM,. infant son of the Rev, FRANCIS HARRISON RANKIN, 8.A., Chaplain to her Majesty's seitlementi at the Gambia. On the 3lst of August, on board the Nereid, of London, on her homeward•bound passage from Batavia, off the island of Ascension, aged 11 years, JAMES, sen of Mr. JAMES ROAN, salesman of this town. On the Ist instant, at West Derby, Mr. JOHN CORT, at torney, late of Queen-square. Same clay, at Woodside, S' , Cd 12 years, WILLIAM HENRY, ton of Mr. JOHN FAIR:BAN. Royd-house, milfighL On the nth instant, at Thornton-in-the-Moors, Cheshire, in , his fbti year, Mr. WILLIAM CON§TABLE, formerly of this town. On the 13th instant. after fourteen years' illness , aged 116: ELIZABETH, widow of Mr. 'l'. PRESTON, anchor-smith. On the 11th install, in his sLth year, the Rev. J. A. MASON, Catholic pester of La Same day, at the Parsonage, Haslingden, aged t 2 years, Mrs. ELIZABETH DIXON. 4 Same day, et his bonze, Union-street, after a long illness, aged 45, Mr. WILLIAM HUGHEs, formerly et Lanassa, North day', at Harrogate, aged 60. EDWARD E. DEACON, Esq ,of the Inner Temple. 14e had just concluded the revision of the list of voters in the several bor sighs in th? West Riding . of Yorkshire. On the 17th instant, Meg. MA FCtii I AIOROAN, 5i low of the late Mr. John Morgan, timber- merehAi.t. formerly of this town, afterwards, of Dublin, and mother of Mr. John Morgan, of the Church Mission in New Zealand. day, MARGARET JOHNSON, for sixteen years a con ridtv‘kial servant to Mr. Thomas Lyon, chemist, Tithe!tarn ttreet. On the 16th instant, ageti 15 months, JAMES, son of Mr. JOHN JONES, slate-meretrnt, Wilton-strut. Same day, suddenly, aged 58 years, ilr. WM. EDISBURY, Great Howard-street, late of Wrexham. Same day, GEORGE WILLIS, Esq., late Comptroller of her Majesty's Customs, Hull. Same day, near Huddersfield, axed 91, Miss ELIZABETH SYKES. She was aunt great.aunt. &c. to four generations. On the 19th inst., at his residence, BrownloW-street, JAMES BUTLER CLOUGH, Esq., aged 6). Same day, in his 83rd year, Mr. ASTON, of Chadlerlon-hall, late of Manchester. siune day. niter a short but very severe illness, aged C 8 years, ECM EMI .1, wire of Mr. JOHN Tr 1 0 ,3 ..BEN. Same :Ivy, aged 25, ELIZABETH, the beloved w.fe of Captain HENRY PEA it. of Price-street. tame d ,, y, at Holme Head. rear Ingleton. Yorkshire, aged SI, the Rev. WILLIAM WALLER, nearly forty years incumbent curate of Ingleton. On the 2 th instant, at 21, 'Upper Stanhope-street. aged CS years, ELIZABETH, relict of the late Mr. S. KNOWLES, sailniaker. Same nay, at his residence, Netton, Ch shir:, aged C 4 years, JOSEPH LYON. Esq. Same day, aged 62 years, ELIZABETH, wife cf Mr. JOSEPH ADAMS. Same day, at Hackney, in her BZth year, HANNAH, widow of JOSEPH HARRIS, Esq. Save day, at his residence, Tavistcck-place, London, Mr. GEORGE HO itNC ASTLE, the celebrated vocalist. Same day, at Coine, aged .44. J 011 N, cideEtson of BENJAMIN TOWNSON, a member of the Scciety o: Friei;d4. On the •!Ist inst , mt, is Bsteth•strett, MARGARET, wife of Mr. THO.►l:►s SHAW. _ _ Same day, at the Lou e of her hrothe:, Mr. Richard Nichol, aged 4 Mrs. SYBB LE DALTON, formerly of Cumberland. On the 22nd instant, at the house of henry Smith. Esq., No. 5. Wesiey-street, in his 5 n:1 year. Lieutenant•JOHN CORsON, univers-iily esteemed and respected by a large ciree of friends. Same day, at. Wavertree-road. aged 9 months, MARGARET, youngest daughter of Mr. ROBT. BROWNE. • Same day, in Wellington-road, Toxteth-park, _aged 4) years, Mr. CHARLES' SMITH. On Vie 23d instant at LancaAer, in the 32nd year of his age THOMA ATKINSON. tea-dealer, of that place, one o' the me•nbers of the Soci,ty of Friends, much and desetved!y re-' spected. On the 24th instant, Mr. GOMERSXL, of Tyersal-house, Hear Bradford Deceasea was seized with a fit of epilepsy while at one of General Tiim Thumb's exhieitio.is, at Leeds, au 1 diei shortly aiterwards. 'Same day. in St. A nne•street, after a 1 ng and severe afflic tion, CA lIEBINE, third daughter of the late Mr. THOMAS GILLI BRAND. Same day, in London, aged 88, Mrs. MARY STONE. Same day, a'. Brighton, aged 83, Sir J. M. LLOYD, Bart., of Lancing, :Sussex. Same day, , 'ATH ELIZArETII, relict of the late THO %I AS NICHOLS. Esq. of this town, and third daughter of the late Johu Harrison, Esq., of Lezayre, 'sic of M n. Same day, at the o.d Swan, aged 3s yews; Mr. EDMUND CHU ti.CHILL. Same day. at Leamington, RICHARD RADCLIFFE, Esq. Town clerk. of Liver pIt)1. Same day. at residence. Titheharn-street, aged 42, Mr. WILLIAM DICKINSON , sin cerel y regretted by a numerous citc.e of friends. On the 25th instant, HENRY STEELE, Esq., age.' 63, of Stoke 1 , er y Norfolk. Same day, at Upper Parliament-street, GEORGE JAMES, the ista ,, t s•li of GEO. C. CROFTS. On the '2;to install', aged 24, CAROLINE, wife of Mr. JA Ei DU LOP, No, 19, Fal , :ocr-street. YeAerchy, at the house of l.ii grandmother, Liaacre, aged 23 years, JOHN A. PEARCE, TIDE TABLE. DAIS. M RN. EVN. i HEIGHT HOLVDAVS, RTC. . Tuesday 29 , '32 048 l5 g Moon in Apogee 3h ev. Wednes. 30 1 4 12) 15 1 Length of day 911 34m. Thurs... 3; 139 157 14 3 ILength of night 14h3ona Friday.. 1 211 234 13 3 All : . aitrts. Saturday 2 2 sli 318 19 3 Michaelmas Term beg. Sunday. 3 344 413 11 4 122nd Sunday af.Trintiy. Monday. 4 447 523 10 10 Jupiter sets 2h 3ern mu. NORTH HAY MARKET, OCTOBER 28. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. s d. s. d. Potatoes, 901b.5. d. s. d Hay, old 2.115 olo€l 1 s Cups.. . 1 6 1 7i new ...... 0 1 0 Short - toys .. 1 7 1 8 Clover - 1 114 Green ditto Vetches 0 0- u a Tornips.v ton 19 0 —22 6 Straw, Wheat O- 0 5 hlan glew urzle 20 0 __2l a Oat 0 4- 0 5 !Carrots 31 0— 0 AMERICAN HAY.--A sate of this article took place is London on Wednesday, being the second. There were sixteen loti, which realized from 85s. to Ns. per ton, a figure from lOs. to 12 s. h i g h er per ton than the former parcels. A much larger q u a n tity would have be en disposed of, but for the high freightage, which will only be taken by measurem nt and nit by weight, a much larger supply would be imported. There wt re also offered fir sole 10,2911b5. of Irish salmon in tins, at Gil. and 7d. per lb. The tins cont ained 21bs., 31135., and 411,:5. each, and the article was bigh!y approved of. In a few days quantity of preserved milk from the sister island will be put up to auction, the ari.icle being one that has hitherto been sent to the London market from Scotland. —A MISTAKE.—The schooner Snow- ST. ANDREW'S• drop, ft orn Stockton, roal•lad , n, bound for Dundee, came horbmir on Monday morning at three o'clock , in j a n m to u a o nn i er umxpected bah to the crew on board and the people on shore. The master, guided by the lights on th e plerhead and at the corner of Alts. Bell's tavern, came slap into the harbour, mistaking it for the river T. an d did not know his mistake until at the pier -head (having ben t h ere seven or eight years before), when immediately heaving back to stop the vessel's way, she struck upon the: cosl'i pier, dis i Aacing several tiers of inasonrY ; and im mediately getting clear of that. she cam?. tight into the harbour against one f the fishing-boats, can=ing a d ea l 0 1 danaav, and t , arirg a plank t u Of another. 'She at last got s tidy moored alunga.de the quay, having dote n o damage to herstlf during her adlting career. INP pily, no peDon Was ilisigdz-s-CPNN.!?I A?? Met NOW, PRICKS OF SEIARHS, OCTOBER 2S. SHARES. I li2 B.A I L.W.A 1 S. 3olton and Bt:ry Birkenhead and ClieLtcr Ditto half... Ditto, CCW, issued at .e 33 dis. as flirminhain and Gioncerter ; JOO Ditto quarter Birming - liatti and Derby , Ditto Onc.eighth Shares Prittol and Gloucester Chester and Holyhead Caledonian and - Belfast ....... Dublin and Cashel . Dover, new.. c:d Taster') Counties Created at ,-6'16 135. .1 ti . Perpctt-al Eastern Counties, Registered.... t and Glasgow ...... Ditto Qr..... .. Ditto Leith, &c. pr. fere: ce.. ,3:att - g,ow, Paisley, .& Grcehock New Ditto 6 per emit; interest Glasgow, Paisley slid Ayrshire Greenock, preference... , /I and Junction .. . . Ditto half shares Quarter One-eighth '3reat Ditto Ilalf Shares Ditto Fifth Shares reat .North of England Holyhead II nil and Selby (paid up) Lc b-ester and Swannington Lai Ca .ter and J'rest on Duce-quarter shares Ditto and Ca► lisle Liverpool and Ditto half shares Ditto new London suit itirraingiu rt Ditto quarter Ditto shares London Brighton Ditto Loan Notes London Rlitl Setttit Western Ditto, loth shares Leeds and Bradford Blanchester, Dolton, Zr. Manchester and Birmingham Ditto quarter Sltmelicster and Leed , Ditto halt shares Ditto quarter shares ...... %natant*. Counties . Ditto, onarter •• 1.5t1i Shares Nord( :Midland Ditto new Ditto 433 6s rid North Union North British Newcastle and ..... Ditto quarter stun . - Newcastle and Darlington June., 25 Preston and Wyre Paris and Rouen Paris and Ly( us Lyons and Avignon Runcorn Gap Boulogne :- , nd Amiens Rouen and Havre Sheffield and Manchester Quarter South Eastern and Dover New shares South Western .. Ditto u shares. Shrewsbury and Grand Junction. Scarborough TCCUTS and Bourdeaux . Trent Valley Ulster rork.and N ith Midland • Wilt* Shares Bank of liverpool - Borough Bank Commercial of Liverpool • klaSt of Englara - M'aiesl,cr Dsct - Northern and Central - North and South Wa - Royal of Liverpool - South re - Liverpool u n i, n .. - Liverpool Banking Co I • Wilts and Dorset - I - F,s,ct- , nge Boi1;7„;c Works Bootle. Ditto G•pool New Gas &Coke Co. L'pool Gas Light Company Ditto new shares Liverpool Marine AsSuraocc.. Company Marine Assurance .. Liverpool Fire and Life M'el.:e.sterkt! . .rance Coin: any., Outiaaaries' C.::ll4;any • ItErrington Docks AnderLiuCarrying Company Rock Ferry qVan-cniz ("own . . 1 i - ,0 1 - Amt. puid. Sales This Day. . 50 Si 6 2-5 25 124 74 SO ock 10 ! 50 :stock 23 Si 13s 4d 25 12 5a V 5 I(11 2') 20 6 - 5 3d. 132' 1,174. 24i i I' , ICS 131 i 132 Stock Stock 100 431 1t _ MARRYING UNDER t'ALSE LOLOURS.—Duti cotr,e of last week, Janes Laurie, tobacco-ripe'niaker,. and Mary tittle, both residing in Glasgow, were accused-- of fraud and imposition, in so far as they had induced a elergiman to marry them, by assuming the name an] cha racter of a pecton whose banns of nrariage bad formerly be,,n prec!ain:ed. It appears that Mary Huie, having contracted a matrimonial engagement with one John Dixon, slater, their banns of marriage were pro claimed in the usual manner. The bride, however, ;for causes which do not appear, mbsequeotly drew up with Jams Laurie; and representing themselves as the parties described in the proclamation, thi-y obtained certificates , from the session-clerk of the parish, on the authority of *H e i l they were married by Principal Macratia.t. 3• proof having been taken, the charge of falsehood 'and im posture was established, and the parties sen enced to pay a tine of ore guinea each ; failing which, to be imprisoned for ten days. FORGERY OP BANK or ENGLAND NorEs.—A dis c() ery of forged Bank of England cotes has been made. Tat notes discovered to be forgeries are all for £lOO, and all of them, it seems, are dated the 6th December, 1843, anti one marked with the letters Y above E, although their nuna'ters are different, as if they formed part of a series. The paper on eltich they are printed distingui s h es this from all similar attempts that have been known for many year s. In the ordinary forgeries of £5 notes, the water-mark has been copied on a wooden block; suffi ciently like the nrclinrry water-marke to deceive tl'e un-- ' pract'sed eye, and has been made on the false note by intense pressure. In these £101) notes, on the other hand, there is a real water-mark, Such as could only have been ob tain( d by manufacturing paper expressly for that purpose. The notes are such excellent imitations, that none bat ex perienced inspectors of the Bank of England could detect the forgery, and even those only by the most careful CS amination. As far as can be learned at present, it seems that the perpetrators of the fraud selected the fcreign-•. Bourses es the paces where they should nice circulation to their f)rge:ies. The notes already discovered have come from Belgiuni.anel Antwerp. Tree CREED OF " YOUNG. ENGLAND."— The Times endeavoured on Thursday to analyze the nature and value of " Young England" as a political influence, in a paper p snaking of tie vagueness of the subject ; which is-ad witted to be incapable of very distinct e:etinition. The result of the inquiry is thus summed up :—" If we m i g ht resolve their recent acts into any one principle, we should say it is an acknowledgement of the great but t-glectecl truth, that man is the masterpiece of the creation, and that for bhp all earthly things are made and should be ad. ministered. He is better than money, or house, or land, or rank, or learning, or any work, or quality, or institu tion of men. As far as the bulk of our fellow-creature 3 cots not partake of these, or of the benefits flowing from - them, so far are they a disgrace and a burden t o th e poss essors. The gifts of Heaven live and flow. Favoured- men and cEsses are their channel, asnedifithhrelem.ss:taryndthneei_ri most rightful recipicn' s . gligence are sins against this Divine dispensation., Wealth. in the midst of misery, literature dwelling conteutedly by the thick of ignorance, thousands of acres for the sole use of one, while thousands never tread the native turf or know the shade of a tree—these are all Wets in the sight of Heaven, and make a naiin old—old in weukness, old in 'nisei y, and old in crime," Be MARRIED OR DE PINED.-00 Saturday a girl dip plied to the magistrates at the grand jury-room, Carlisle, for an order of maintenance for an illegitimate child. 111a2istrate.—Did its father ever premise to marry you ? Applicant.—Yes, Sir; many and many a time, I do assure-. you. Magistrate (-o the father.)—Well, Sir, what have you to say to this, el) ? The fatber.—Why, Sir,. I nobbutee. made her a half promise, like. Magistrate.—Oh ! half a promise only, eh ? Then will you marry her now The • Father.—Yes, I will—there now. Magistrete mother of the girl.)—Well, old woman, wid you evosente to the wedding ? Mother.—Why, yes, Sir, if he'll 'pro . - rnise to make her a good husband. Magistrate.—But we can't promise that, yon know, she must take her chance, , "for tauter for worse," Eke all of us. Mother.—Very well, Sir, Fse agreeable. Magistrate (to the father.) — Now, Sir, you must pay 18s. Gel. costs, or marry the girle Father. —But, your worship, I 'latent a shiver to pay.— M sgis.rete.—Then marry the girl and you shall be quits Father. —It's varra hard, Sir, but I reckon I may choose t' lesser evil—as t' man says in t' play " my po verty but not my will consents." With that he consented to buckle up, and the parties left the court.— TrAifeherven., Herald. CUR %MLITT' OF INSANITY.—There cannot be a more - mistaken notion, or one more calculated to lead to wore miachievoas results, than that in the, majority of the cases of insanity the pa Tent is placed beyoncl the reach of re medial measures. At one time few had the coura oto avow that insanity wa s a t a ll a curable disease. g Th' treatment to tuhnefoiritteuunraatbeilcitlassofwtahs.s. u m bj a z a te y d j . Direedy a per son d ind;catnn Y s of ade isordered m•nd he was hurried off to a madhouse, and compelled to. har d with lunatics labouring under all the stages of m en_ tal erad:rgereent. No scientific course of treatment was; !ldl7lo. ; and if the medical practitioner did attempt to. t. 'luster to the " mind diseased through the media Of . he. pigs c,l organization, it was under eireunislances which ;mended the possibility of recovery. Our views of the pathology of the d'scase have undergone a great eltan;;e Insanity is now considered to be ouly a derarge. m: tit of the manifestations of the mind resulting from corporeal di , .ease, and t t he as rr,u,th amenable to medical treatment as the disorders of other organic frinetious. There are eel tainly cases o` inscniy as ocia'ed with seri.. sus structural alterations in which the physician is baffled in his attempt to restore the p,tieilt to tnental health; but even under these apparently hopeless circumstances, the adoption ofjodicioui measures, Perseveringly End un-, interuptedly applied ye .ording to the I:a , holegleal ermor_ tion of the nervous system. will be often follciwed by the, happiest results.—Dr, F. Tfln.Flote, , , , : .._.