The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-12-31 00:00:00

UPO! unity exceptic ~,,..1, 4 course sally r found f forei COM DI Whea roreign farmer G. DE( )claimed in the , that the lov nal, must b 31e of ti I eng would appear, e feel persuade that of r organ e. D st to the of the ilvbead to I. very tw a to a large the chan pis town iostmaster of I and c a Trans znostic per annum in 'e to 1 discha xpense to the Government that c the red u not look at nd it, therefi ation ; an at co( of the Govern well worth t f the Corr )ur hou Z to Lis such a Aber hand, what is there to recorr. to the Pc alary of tt half-pay of three or fo als in the Liv ,en ny. justify the step ;ecurit of this in their satlantic diminished, and the pro already , and a' ogle of Commerce, compare the liboriiies o averpool rem ant zontstic ex at the It S of U y every rly affected ) IOW, the lo w est And t} he lir rters c ssions qrs. of an in the cor we th regarded as nmate empiric f Trsi rip ntly Belo d out of h returns le pape :hool, man R Mr. C ST. BARTHOLEM flowers, Mr. Stephenson.' anted f f that lers. tl f the c propel ders a return to protection we cannot apital of the thirds c fish manufa ent their co resolved on than Liverpool for Dr the British and —on A The to the cK to a fi availed the hat we ) unus n, wo the Cor rs of the D t down al eloquent and inte !moved reformat d Mr. V W. Bnttersb so prese Mr_ Pint The aw hted with their evening's er FAINT' receiy weeks ti .ced prices of iuplus fund for fic returr tie, several pieces ace testified their The n d the company re nent. pica s of the oPportunity affor ten cro to the r Vender neling a I .s, to a ne CIE nnel Is there- ATIONAL TEA P. pinuers r he ma I m port Wo had the less than th more stoeic 1 The folloa Unit MOVEME Coi•respouding Exports topres n by sr late to th aithough a larl Sumptwii result of t 1, when ti Orlean 4td. to sd.,—bein in Alabama and M names respectin fidenee to holder on Satu " The movements i test (Ist( each of the TS OF COT lates last yea „ year bet at Britain sin, 8 port s the past 1849, the increase being at the comma The imr Sept. 1 ntinually bel CP. tal, and have not as ye l nearl ught to command to m e tlu portion► to _ t ce of the raw mat t 100 per cent., whilst f the tette has been netted in formeryears. A it must be remarked, tells greatly allowance for the unsatisfactor s been done, and r in the raw ached those which ?rial they are cot 'tweed, since 184 )ods have only advanced our whici h' has nol price of cott gainst spinm . _ In spinning, for example, 1. per lb. is eenerally con- With cotton a' idditional element of loss to the manufacturer has the great since 1848 crease which has taken place in drysalteries rhich, in the articles of annatto, oils, safflower, Al indigo, is nearly 100 percent. _ oelieved that e export trade, extensive as it has been, will have proved healthy one, or productive of adequate returns to >uses which have shipped on their own account. The t is no rade to India is not c many parties With respect natural and as been over- umber number , uld be unfair to plea The amount n most satis- in the antime THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. REVIEW OF THE COMMERCIAL YEAR 1850 ADE CIRCUI By the fling me antile and o lay before our readers a ear, in anti ,tion of proved state general advance was the consequence, sugar and tea taking the lead, that of the former being ss. per cwt., and of the latter 2d. to 3d. per lb. In the month,of January of things immediately showed it fell again rapid:y in May ;we fin( _ this period ; with few fluctuations it gradually it quoted at 4 is now worth 55 )een in steady demand throughout the year, and now rules 2d .to 4d. per gal. higher then at the close )f last year. Dyes have been in steady request, at pretty uniform prices. Olive oil has under gone some fluctuations : on the Ist January last Gallipoli was quoted at £45 per ton ; it rose to £5O, but this figure causing large supplies to be sent to this market, soon affected its position. and rapidly decline I per tun atterl y then as been some worth 4 much f arising from injury to ti hundred per cent. to this trad ss of Messrs. A. id prices With respe e we have r through the the following particulars .nd Co., Jared for publication on the Wool trade for the )t the months must, on the whole, mporier, and manufa-cturer period tt: :onsumption 1 )een going st ports of woollen mnnufactur ng year preset re than 1849 48, while at the same ne market has been, and still is, a large cus s of most descri I rose considerably in . the spring, b afterwards flag summer and autumn ill October buyer gain op 3se very firm at an advar erepancy nly 380,960 bales, ling period of 1848 Ted that we had )r tor c a. and tt lsumption, s added to On the Ist of ed stock, with ye risen Barley Rye .. Peas.. s days' operations les on the Ist o descrip- boldly, and pric pf about 15 of Wool imported into En the exports to France, Belgium, and other c I states, as well as to the 1 quantity actually retail sent year is 8 less than 1848 Stocks are reduced to amount, .e has been a gradual reference t Flows that ti n 1849, and 18 per cent ad are totally inadequate to the resent tempting prices will induc )me degree of caution is rec some time to come expec CORN AND GRAIN. --At had firm markets for ever with moderate arrivals of 't any a weeks of 1849, wa Wheat. Oats . but we do not fo, tock f i of the year we ; and, from The average in Liverpool for the sth of Ja there having been none made up for the last previous year was, for Superfine English and Irish Flour was quoted at 30s. to 325. per 2801bs. ; United States Western Cana 225. to 245.; and ott lened a little in uarv, not ithstanding an to take more ption of grain than their immediate requirements ; fror by speculafive it lowest point of estments, until on the 16s. for the week rally ensued ; and the potato crop being said tially diseased, the weather being unsettled, an growth of wheat being found deficient in th to the long drought in the sprit on the 10th of August, th From this date a decline g, pri( aye! )ne on sion, until at the close of the year general average to be of Wheat Oats.. The Liverpool a was Wheat, 38s. 13 for the week ending 24th instant Barley Oats, 17s Rye, 275. ld. The trade, during the latter part of the year est has been a most u )r all engaged in it . The quantity received from Europe and the United States has been much lar trary to the than wa! 4th of May the vas reached. A went up until waa 44g_ ld an average one, isually has been the ascertai the th ,s of the d 1849. we iness, the arr ctuations aving Sur e—for Ur sid. to id hat - the crop r a tempi mpetus to ti 1. per lb. o Was 510,920 bales, upon 1 pled cot arno ved a&-possible out o they beg 1,060,0 , and in Surat of Id. to it next dire 670,190 adually lened up to tl lleled excitement occurred, no less than 111,040 fly, wt _ dby the are If the weatl al, per t\ gars, of more f ed in ti e middle of November in the cotton district lore pacific news from the continent tide of w had, for allied. some time, depres, year. is looked forward to with great inte not be r le publ til. to-morrov made up to ise of 82,670 I:1 the Ram of 165,076 increase, the quantities be st 182,670 in 1849. We gi' closing } Nevi idtC9d per lb, to Sid kd to Sill „ id to 6fd ice nas men e. ton; lid. to in Upla ants received dually hardened imports and stock on hand nts, and our stuck was ag period of 1849, the ,went of the pre- ilabania and Mobile, 6d. to to 91 ; Surat and Madras, in Uplands of Id. to Orleans of market of June, with I imparted Incre and prices a week of un- M, ex all fol- trifling alternations of however, being The effect Was still and importers seemed to been reached, and supplied was a period of dullness, until the beginning of De- er, when the - general acknowledgment contained in 'vices from the United States of the crop being gave an upward impulse to prices which h i up to the close of the year. The anni - brokers' estimates and we are the actual quantity in the market he close of last year. The figures, as lay night last, will probably, should no an approximation to the , Dec. 27.1850.. 392,570 bales Dr added) 1849.. 475,240 „ I menced the year with an ports into Liverpool up to 604 bales nu a deci Lis year against firmed i pril, wt leculat Dvered , give as cic is necessary : ;ed stock in Liver ditto (with Y bales last year, be Orleans Mobile and Alabam yesterday of the four le Stirat and Aladn o hi. in New Or leans Alabama ; ud. to 14-, this year prices are mair , arbeforc Sept. 1,185 a tatement of the movement of cot ;, received by the packet when they a a new riding habit tuted for this portmanteau rc for Ulysses The rail way arts blanch end of the last mile, 'till som could be traced. H 600 poor and I couple had visited £l5. He ca treasur Lord was found ; Ch-ollice in connection with n, to every hotel, and to every His expenses actual ack without success. lib kt the I)3T arable 421,000 ,icipated ; and, con- ope indulged in by some, the farm home have, notwiths the low prices prevailing, brought fully as much of their growth to market as in previous years Indeed it is Re iidering the fact of the we have received somewhat marketed. The quantity of ntry dui month enc erally beli nose than Wheat imported into this Sing the sth instant 'if flour, 487,315 cwt. The quantities of mported during the eleven months of the In the fa of such st se importations our markets continue to rule ruinously low, wit ,ect of improvement TIMBER.—The year for this trade commences and ter at the end of January, when the annual circulars are issued ; and we can, therefore, only trace the trans actions from the Ist of February to the close of this month, which we take from the able monthly circular of minates ag articles of Americ have this year ateriallv less thar and the tonnage ,Dortionat mpared Dd throughout i of generally from the ships' side, a circumstance of material advantage to importers, from the saving thus effected in storage and labour ; and an advance in price has been established of 2d. to 3d. per foot in Quebec pine since the spring, and Id. to ld. in St. John's The stock is reduced by between five and six hun- Deals and planks bring about the he Baltic dred thousand feet )een 42 vessels, 11,350 tons register against 51 yes h)qt year_ The sake of snuare timber have been of a retail character, with little change in e market has ruled generally dull for this and other descripl AMERICAN concludes at t tions of v PROVISIONS. —The s i of September, trade and ished imports. The imports of B Ir. Edito ,-1 hor give you my name nation Now this is fession and nu the season of 1849. The inferior quality, especially the "nortbern : and most of the western, which being bet - - ter fed, ought to have commanded good prices, was found to 'nave been deteriorated by bad packing. Prices, ac- Tner re was a considerable de - x ; but the consumption Tease also in the arr had reached that of 1849. The eastern generally good, the western being inferior e mark( nferior, unable to command e taken off for export. The receipts of BACON. which was also a failing off in now. next to Lard. the most impor I million's wi arter of icked murder PURELY SPIRITUAL ISDICTION Lt you to print what that I pears to rce of such consequence scruple not to - A delusion is attempted by the Popish Prelates, and taken in by many Protestants, that this Papal aggression is purely spiritual, and not therefore dangerous to us as a delusion. As long as the doctrine of con rought to practice, their power is temporal Est dangerous to any society. or.Rovernme The priest to whom the confession is made, is believed have the power to bind or looser he is also so sworn to 2recy that the person confessing is safe from detection, even if absolution is denied him or her. The most hard ened who would face death, quail at the idea of eternal 3n for this trade I death. He or she would confess an intended crime, in hot. either party be a party to a most d Before this late )f sand ; they nov He . has the Ar rous conspiracy or ression the Pri hive their Bishop to bishop ) and thus is a bond of union in action established Only let the Pope instruct the Cardinal Archbisho. Cardinal instruct the Bishops, the Bishops instruc Priests, to suggest and conceal any measure serviceable to their Church, however detrimental to the safety and wel fare of our Sovereign and her dominions will be carried out secretly and surely ,nd the measure Meanwhile we 1, yours truly CHARLES - It. FAN-SHAWI Duisley in engineer and a driver on the Eastern C committed for trial for incautious drivin of the train PREFERMENT. —The Rev. Richard Burgess Rector of Upper Chelsea, to be a Prebendary of St Cathedral. he premises of 14" ir. Clay, a stick I manufacturer arid tur nc of Bermondsey, were burnt Etmaged. onded from ng to the• r, A parish officer named Gaches has absc terborough, with upwards of £490 belong I pacers I . A considerat between Cardi, seizure has lately been made on the coast ,n and Newport, of tobacco, snuff, and Summonses were issued late on Friday for a Cabinet Council on the 11th proximo, which were forwarded to all the members of the Cabinet. On Friday morning a number of workmen commenced pulling down the railings and the lodge at Cumberland gate, the entrance to Hyde Park from the top of Oxford street. ker Majesty's royal bounties I ti 'IOUs SUMS issued to upwa aged persons, under the supervision of the of Osford, Lord High A- .ImOner The magis nt article of ti red this port alone during the .ualify of that received from the extreme West was equal to the best Irish. The largest pro 3ortion of the supply, however, was badly packed, indifferent qualiti past year. Th prime quality alone, it is reported, cl. The indifferent and bad, corn whole, was sent to Ireland. The 6eptemn ing year. red with that of the t ,e demand wa nd prices had an upward tendency. lidads, in a instances, had been good in quality, and commanded unerative prices. The inferior composing a large por of the bulk, had been sold at very low rates. Stmm- Daus had commanded good prices during the whole year; and at the close, the market being aim( e an advance had been obtained. The receipt - d those of any previous year ; yet the stock in t the close had not increased, shewing that this meets ready and incr )tion. There the had been some fluctuation in prices during the year price of "good" Lard having, in March and April, been forced down, by heavy arrivals, to 315.,3d. to 31s. 6d. per cwt. In May, however, a revival took place, and at the close of the year the market ruled steady. The great pro- not th refiners, thus co arid Irish Lard lets, owing to en sold to the J in ports c ming more into competition with Englist and Butter, and less than ordinary tc BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH The Globe b of chairman in th .Colone LATEST INTELLIGENCE 511 the vacant obi tating that Lord scion, with of Lords next ' Hush Ross, consul every prospect c general in .Sy at Constantinople. £l,OOO a year will b cretary of embas a saving of .t is not probable iha a, has been appoint( t, succes the vacancy in Syria will committed for trial were conducted with close duly recorded, the defend PARIS, St 'DAY EVENIN the release of Manquin had been arrested for are reports that ti ) resign in con considers, in opposit appointmen gain fill GeOrge , d doors. The plea ►nt left the court ut uence of du to the h The summary order for T of the Assembly, who of Justice is disp ing, as hC SALL'S IVIONDA V avAinst Very HUle doing. TTING and tit) to 1 against Seaman, for the Chester Cup ; and 20 to 1 against Lamartine, and 50 to 1 against B alsamo and Lightfoot for the Derby. )NDON MONEY AND SHARE MARKETS -YESTERDAY price. The Railway markt .t quotations, owingprincipall Dave teen re Tt to the turn of The Foreigr Bills, I Accoun Caledonians; .11 Cou 6 dis: ; Ditto Preference. land, 22 3 ; Ditto Prefere PARIS, SUNDAY.—Fives BERLIN, SUNDAY.—FUE Exchequer da and 'oreign Stock.L-lllexicans, 34. , 124 5 ; Ditto Quarters Sa ; Ditto Halves, 19# lBi lis. ; South Eastern and Di ; Ditto Preference, 51 ; York and North Mid ashire, 12 LONDON CORN MARKET South East Ditto Pref -YESTERDAY neighbouring coun „, but the chief part having gone direct to mil .,iand is inactive, but the currency of Monday is .... For foreign there is a limited enquiry, but prices ire unaltered. Flour and Malt each moved off slowly, but support at late rates Ay fair enquir maintained. Freitch' Flour, 345 to 48s. ; Ditto Red, 395. to 444. .re well ARRIVALS tigiish Wheat; 445, 4225 quarters last ha nded former terms, whic led. Barley, Beans, an .clined fully 6d. per qua ; middling eed higher s. 9d. In Irish little doing Cotton ket quiet, but iatesmaintained. Iron : Fair business doing previous prices were supperted. Tallow : Returns sent to-day LONDON TALLOW MARKET.— The market continues firm, with a good Y.C. is 375. to 375, 3d. on the spot. The 52,924 casks against The deliveries during week were 2091 k last year, t in the corresponding w ag an i. 'HFIELD CATTLE MARK M; Sheep and Lambs, 15 YESTERDAY 50 ; Calves, I 3s. 2d. to 45.6 d. •' Pork Holland Sheep, 150; 1 Norfolk and Suffolk BE Lincolnshire Beasts, 1 700; Leicester, Nora trade is better for inferior and a few very choice mad Scots tetcl iold slowly : Downs at Calf tra, Flour „ Beam „ Peas. 3442 licks 751 .... Weather LONDON PRODUCE MARKET More desire to operate in for, n . mode native firm, but little dein; Tea : Rather me Seal, .€37 10s. tc nand, but no ad o lOs I COMMERCIAL bowed t at the commencement ,bable that 'vents for the pres think it prudent. Para and not alarm there As usual at this period w uce Mark€ the trade v gs of Saltpet 6d. for 7 to It rc I. so that macy on the ws would ay look t 'he Share-r Bank of aduced one of this market, hority, that the m reference 1 ice (being nd to the an encouraging sign, as i market in a more healthy pushed _up sit( at loiver p r ices such as our rail lonians c. ; East Lancas Leeds stock, 58 North-Wi at the quotation ISTorthe'r Do. new quarte 21 prem. ; Midland ;tock, 48 dis. ; North British, 8 Preston and Wyro No. 1,424 ghrewsbury and Birmingh 2 1.8/9 dis. Union, 4. castle and Berwick pref. unpaid up dg This to Paris Id to I to advance Times says G 44 4 c Dn. I tors, at their weekly mee •ate of discount from 2 I in the f lation in n Government g, ,count no money at =settled ay are 6,( a large les ever KU tan tan eously r ipeculat: nal as to call for no I ,e bank is P effect prod" e announeenV Mark 1 Zihar.. r, an unsoun d it mt I know lot calumniated b Zany of NIMALS.-A bear rarely exceeds 20 Ye.! 'he averag •e, Tor When Alexani oi confine hath ded .d" Ms!: lephant Nc : as found with this ins of 72, but ave s live to the age Dm exceed An eagl ravens frequently reach the ve 300; pelica known to live A tortoise has us M strument, formed oftwf,riAllegj 'afar sharp t 11 , 5 d! caused mo to ret Ifs" im pent mpanies to cause me res2,,vottt from the rest ting discovered, and 9PI iy spoke positive; n whence the r a for ' ,t the r atering alue £l5. Th, search TuP erns that of Tel ffieials sent on, went to ev U n to e —never on su.":-sior.. It noticed the In The bank dir 5-, raised the ses from the inc , and the decli exchanges again on the forward chequer Bills and India till the opening of Januar sterday resolved to 11 Om 2 to 24 per cent cks of bullion must hav'e the alteration in the bank's rate of discout o exceptional an entirely tr 3arac ter cautionar ,easures, the step taken bs haps_hardly to be o: )n - the StOak Exchang that be the moment t made shop regarded "as ar GRATIFYING CI tifying toke mmense bullc next Monday rer, w 1 time, of exhibitin kindred absnrditie iin that the r mmediately continued, ever lived who wa AGF: OF 400 years King of India, he to, valiantly for the kin 3der, the son to live to tl the age of 10 swans ha long lived. above 190 ye A. TREACH long one of the str small rusty iro gether, to be worn or going away wit and the afterwards found that ti " Bane Nook," or tieer to wear on t 1 was a myst e with the person they wished to i deadly weapon ner Sivej s without the instrument being seen. u '"'" t ee. the illustrious founder of the Mahratta na, assassinated the unsuspecting general of the Mah°E°..l y of Beja poor. who - m he advanced to etnbrace, jee is now in the I India ( at acce —Br. Bern castle LUGGA °any s lady lose a p-orttna stowed by pardonabl property e trouble Bac h h rattS u s ero, to the ,b_airto honeymoon trip , versight, f; n aecoun tab' When made respecting it, the seen it at the stat I a station where also when they 1 red at the hotel may be r n their own ort )INESS.—A las seen engaged to pl bee. 31, 1559 lONETARY REPO: ring th, Ihe accounts brought ontiner his head by the s at for le of dis nd came unexpected) most extraordinary al )een made of shay for invest, nt amected az a foreign exchran , eculatio Really Chester and Ho * prem. Do. hal Do. fifths, 74 dis St. Helens ne seem, place, very c met v Ireland of an mails for England, the continent hich the Government has adopted ment and the Britis' of whi Treffz, o from " followed, the s " The First Vio deserved ment wa f this the Fre Quadrille" .oducing t ,fter wt African Their p: ing v% leac peculiarl d per for ,ce, for tt n's Band, every mem- r, the singing of Jetty first time here, of the Lerinn of the Garden Hibernian Quad tdante," from Beethoven's Symphony in ,ch were splendidly played. Jetty Treffz ig allotted to her being German Lind, t." which she sung delightfully, and was •ked improve in her style, and in her capacity of voice of his wonderf Jullien's " Gr ilect on Exhibi- played for the first time in Liverpool French drummer, whose unique appear _ it bronzed coun t enance s t e ll o f e xpos ur e to an and of participation in the razees of Algeria. iency is great ; and the mode in which their regulated by ti produced a most pict long mace of their grena ue effect. It pleasing to notic 3f the inn risk port canno late the landir are transtr simply al ,he last wording of the r veen the Govern- Mail- Titan no very distant -1, for the The ostensible re is the acceleration of the Transatlantic Mail service the contractors being merely required to call there )ut we have no doubt, the Government )eriod presu“. chang to receive or deliver mails that if the packets call ti they a stop there ancluded h and N( loth has been meditated by toward , n can Test frotr very cir tpri i fer of such an mall een perfor In Ito would 1 city med i v had t :merits ocalities t of arr called Cori ad ungetat t of Ireliind ; and roducing Dan to s by a series of t place on I the enthusiasm ran-tan to vigorou which they gave the aid of the the National Anthem, with which the quadrille concludes rt were the Allegro Vivace, 'rom - the Scotch symphony in A minor, by Mendelsohn ; a beautiful ballad, by Linley, " The Mountain Daisy," The gems a encored, and Jull the first time here lively Revie dalop:played f Durso of the peitorMances two madri gals were most sweetly sung by the elite of the Philharmonic Orchestra, directed by Mr. W. Sudlow. The latter, by Pearsall, " Who shall win my lady fair ?" was really beautiful, and was encored enthusiastically. Mons. Jullien, we observe, gives another concert to-night, and his concluding one on Monday next. ,did band, to startle concert Christy lied to us by Mr. R. Burn from his forthconiing Commit.- - dal Glanc PRICE OF WATER AND MULE TWIST 27TH DEC Common Common Seconds. Seconds --I- -I I- 1850 1850. 1849. 1850.11849. 1850.11849. I 12o) 10d.'84d. 10:d.ind sid. 110.. E 13d. 13d 40 1121 c The prices of goo 1 PRICES 27 66 27 72 EESE, a Yet she had positivf or reservation, that she had, dedarea, w..-- 7vith her own 0 )f her tour l ' — of s tiop nn oe paid by the authorities for injury done to the maide Amman Catholic chapel in that town daring the recent lade ar previously, had been an unsatisfactory one. The low rate. demanded for English Cheese had influenced the price of riot. American, most of which being shipped at high limits, On Wednesday a horse, ridden by a boy throu g . NI to be sold below invoice. The quality had not been streets of Hereford, was frightened by a lad bowliT —ling year. The imports for 1849 hoop; and starting off, rushed through the ing down an old man and killing him on the 4. 948, to 29th Sept., 1549. rider was much hurt, but not dangerously. TArd. Cheese. Buttr. The directors of the East and West India Docks, v,. ^*ks.Bxs. Frks_ a view to encourage the import trade of the port of Lon - to reduce the rates on equal to that of the pm( and 1850 were, respective 1849.—Fr Beef. Pork. 1 city, knock- The m Ist Ocl con. H Tcs:Bils the trunk on the various I only be accounted tor by the pecunai trio" % young lady just plunged into the vortex of roit, ;c keo The husband paid the whole of the costs. ----v* " Household Words." LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, YESTBI We had again a much smaller seep ate or Market to-day, and a !r lb. advance, in both Beet and ipply or both Cif a` . - i a i r demand for bot?- _ i indigo, tea, cotton, rice, rum, &c., so as to effect a saving to the public of upwards of £12,000 per annum. The t , ons, London and St. Katherine Dock Companies will, it is ' understood, join in these reductions, making the total e n . k vi n g not less than £30,000 per annum. t I 28th Sept., 1850.... 5389 .. 9321 .. 9126 .. 2030 .. nil. ZA WELSH PEDIGREE. — It is , 3n The trade, since September has been much similar to un p aralleled circumstance, that trom authennic records, N , 1 that of the past year. Be ef has been very di ffi cult of it a pp ears that a famil y in Carmarthenshire can trace a 1 sale, at reduced prices. Of Pork only the best selected lineal descent, in the male line, to the present time, from nc lots have commanded good prices. Shoulders and Lard, ' .., Cadivor, Lord of Castle Howell (who married Catherine, the daughter of Lord Rhys, Prince of South Wales), and Jo however, have been brisk, at advanced rates. ....... that Cadivor was a male descendant of Roderick the Great, King of all Wales, who died A.D. 877 . — Carmar - LIVERPOOL: TUE S DAY, DEC. 31,. I s sl/ ' Mr. Ormandy, the manager of cattle traffic upon the then Journal. 141 ift northern section of the London and North-Western Rail- DAitiNcr BtIRGLARY. — On Saturday, about midnight, PRINTED AND PUBLISFIS. „ N , I , , • EVERY TUESDAY M oit ''-'t s " way, has just been promoted to the charge of this impor- three men went to the house of Mr. Pritchard, of Long- Grovestrv- , tent traffic over the whole length of that line. As Mr. town, Herefordshire, and demanded money, which being By JOSHUA FLETCHER LACE, of 53 t rfor datreet c % i LEONARD ADDISON of 14, Great 0 , "prof ;1 0 , 0 Ormandy holds a similar appointment upon the Lancaster refused to them, they broke open the door with an axe At Ne. 4. Sr. Gaoaoa'e CRESCIINT. La Neil , „le; and Carlisle Railway, his duties now extend over upwards and shovel, and while one kept guard at the door, the Orders for Advertisements received by 310 05 ' Fleet - 'o,er' of 700 miles of rail. . other two, after having rummaged the house in the pre- Co., Warwick-square; Barker and WhitN a ries 1311 ma' 40 CO 8 0 37:1 rile. 7s. ;id. 7s. 9s. 4id. A FATHER SHOT BY HIS SON —On Thursday, the son Bence of Mr. and Mrs. Pritchard, and regaled themselves Deacon, Walb t ook ; B e ynell,CbaneerY - la fi p e ; corrdlj i _i i ; OW 40 72 9 4 Ss. 6(1. Sc. 4id. Ils. 6d. of Mr. Wocles, of the Blue Bowl Inn, Bristol, dis. with the best fare it afforded, decamped with their com- Hirchin-lane ; J ose ph Thomas, 1, Finch- l ane' 5, i''. COS: The prospects of the coming spring trade, especially to charged a fowling-piece at his father, without, it is said, panion, carrying with them a£s note, and a bank receipt den Hammond, 27, Lombard-street ; 211 '..cf st i e .courg e ; the United States, where importers have lost heavily on being aware that it was loaded, though it is rumoured for £6OO. 1 ? ou a se 3 1 i" li re ter o gee' their fall transactions, are not regarded as encouraging- that the parties bad had high words, and that the act was CORNISH GRANITE FOR THE GREAT EXHIBITION.— uerlizil.,i _,, fica ll, so b COLONIAL PRODUCE . —The following we derive from a intentional. The old man seceived the charge in his A very large block of granite, being more than 20 feet chaetnuirtcanteetisoltitiedectoreLggeiioaunedsi:L,lo,;te.3, :-: 6o hou t se e , jPeartnernsagter-row; North and South Al' l ti.Ale t rr ie elt very first-rate authority :—ln taking a retrospective view bowels, and died the etme evening. An inquest was held long, of the finest quality and colour, has lately been house, Threadneedle-street • Parson of our colonial markets during the year 185 0 , now quickly on the bmy of Mr. Wooles, at which it transpired that raised by the Cheesewring Granite Company, at their London; Johns'tran and Co.,'Eden ( 2 I arhet-stret War::,,ite drawing to its close, we are glad to have it in our power to some trill ng dispute having arisen at tea about a piece of quarries on the Cheesewring-hill, which is intended to be Exchange-street, and C. Booth, H.J-er Bo aselltr, at ist i ,l",;, 1, say that, on the whole, it has been as satisfactory to b rea d w hi c h the o ld m a n's wife insisted upon having sent to the Great Exhibition of 1851. The mass of stone ter; Haddelc, and J. ce and W . ~, i ffi Presten ; """ 2Wsa. Wad; wholesale and retail dealers as to our merchants. The toasted against his wish, he struck her on the mouth, and of which it formed a p or ti on i n the quarry contained by Igirlarelcee,Peli°rtn;ingaLie ; Hartbill ale w. (kw Al icubbn ; ;6 0 04, yenr opened with a buoyant feeling and a general advance; the son interfering, the f a ther took up a stick, when the measurement the extraordinary quantity of above 4000 p r i meN . sauare , it u ehaaan-street , G ia ".. s treet: 0 ,7 1 0 34 but, as is too frequently the case, the rise was former took up a gun to defend himself, and it unfortu- cubic feet. or about 300 tons without crack or flaw. From more rapid than circumstances warranted, and before nately went off, having been neither shouldered nor the increasing reputation t h is atone has acquired, it may fit February was out we met with a severs check. Matters pointed. The son also was ignorant that it had been be expected that a granite which will bear comparison etyma, tlitmilton-str SUBSerio, .• continued dull for some months ; but in the autumn loaded by another son that morping . The jury returned I with the best granites from other parts of the kingemo , ANNUAL CX, ore •* , :i ' Ott LA ' stools-5 generally becoming considerably reduced au iRI. 3 verdict of accidental &Obi will b.e added to the resources of East Cornwa ll . I lx AUYANOS......« 20 s• 1 milkticENNExyg,AAllrgiyiel:sutDreiseut rT oEsits,oßTlrceiles.- ter,stx 1850.—From Ist Oct., 1849, to 28th Sept. 20067 1521 20177 156347 11434 2846 88115 61918 4 Mutton on las 1$ The compa,... at.aie 9 Mocks were- 1. lad. 9d. 113 1. Ilid. 10d. 124 Lard. Chees, Prime first-class Heifers Second-class Heifers Prime first-class Oxen Old Cows and half-fed Oxen I. 134 d. 113 d nil. I a curious and almost or 42d. id. 12 16kd. 14d. 174 d 18.0. 18d. 19id 2s. id. 2s. 2}d Prime Wethers Old So Lambs .h and Irish Ewes s are respectively as shewn below No. at market —Beasts POWER-LOOM CLOTH, 27TH DECEM 1849, AND 1848. 48. 4d 48.9. 36 GC ls. 4s. 10id 6s. Id. 7s. 60, 5-4 Shirting%