The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-11-26 00:00:00

Nov. 26, 1844 . THE LIVERPC . . ..,... . , .. . . klipping lintelligente. SATURDAY, Novituaes 23.-Wind S. moderate. ;ftlatitets. ARRIVED. -Why Not? Dart, from Montreal. Great Western (steamer), Matthews, from New York, sailed TIT ESDAY -... NOVEMBER t a.....--- g-Wind S. eth Nov. at 2 15 p.m. and arrived off the Black Rock at 11 3s , ARRIVED -'i. I ' • , a.m. this day, making the passage in 13 days 16e hours. On LONDON CORN MARKET, Nov. 18. wohF,are, S :li i' len n hag c bsu e etpebo t : h ,tthrl i iah s ee day se'ennight only moderate supplies of all grain dor, fro i • oya ist, Price, from St. John, N.8.-Amnassa cawo aey, ~ , n,o ht d igi ss o v t a i s , b -Itarnbler, Baxter, from Charleston-Hark- lath Nov. in lat. 45 N, .long f . B 2 ii s te W d , f exchangedp c a a s y s d e i l z and necped receiptse, • e a d a ri rl u da p ggo t eofd andav%„ our ,h es,aavt:oapftlie. he, market, or whilewere,n has,e ps t r i nd i ie,a, produce, small general coastwise it q dh ef i e a rs l ui i , t ,ap y r 5. ,. from Virginia • sailed 29th Oct -Thomas P. colours with the Marquis o iat. 51 , long. running tto the 20 W, exchanged eastward. On 20th Nov. in N, l 4 ,. • .cMiercken, from Philade Iphia-Joseph Story, from Bonny ' c ani l h , i f from Manilla-Circassian, from Valparaiso-Geo. topsail, colo uls standingeei with an tAonl the e American C w a e n s ship, t,.a rd . with On a ti l e la S ci st cr N o o ss v. ii i i n h l e a r t f . o s re l Puerto k• from Maranham • sailed i 1 th Oetob r-Llama, from W ß e o s s t t w on ar m a. ail steamer of r i .i. ' „ ailello-and Enine; e raham, Ferguson, from Oporto.. ply on offer was quite adequate to meet the wants of the , ~,,n, for peal, Pole, for Ichaboe-Lady Combermere, Cool.dealers. thurst for Lisbon the \T' Nov. l from m " ; . 11 i s s how port, e d running colours to to the the gibh ___, or Lisbon and Rio Grande-Queen of Britain, Fitz- SAILED.-Zealous, Champion, for Azores-Flora, Farren, for The finest parcels of both red and white commanded a steady St. Michael-phimpoetos, Bell; Lady Huntley, Draper, and inquiry, at prices fully equal to those obtained on Monday last; Hayti-Cored, Kerr, as d Berwick, Harding, for Veve Orleans-tonrad, K' e ed. for Charleston - EuPhrasia. Luc y Wright, Cowley, for Ichaboe-Ennerdale, Boadle, for but all other kinds were a dull sale, and previous rates were with ,Bustin, for Philadelphia -Firefly Holland, for Beiruut and Calcutta -Irlam, Morphew, for Barbadoes-R. Watt, Johnson, difficulty supported. However, a fair clearance was effected. !'!eXandretta-Superb, Appleton, arid Violet, Sillies , n, for for Apalachicola-Ohio, Putnam, for New York-Favourite, Holders of free Foreign Wheat were very firm. 'lbis circumstance Hume, and agenora, Giffney, for Mobile-Lord Maidstone, prevented more business from being transacted, yet the rates ob sive rra i sseOrm- 11 esperns, Kelly, for Hong Kong-Balfour, ;••i erard . mi tnn norn , ,ay 1 Douro, Smith, for Oporto-Phantom, l'aylor, and Neptune, Ric'nenburg, for New Orleans-Scotland, tallied were quite equal to those of last week. Corn tinder lock was Mills, for Savannah-Rover, Halley, for Newfoundland-Sphyne, very heavy but not cheaper. Nam' 5, for Constanti ogle-Dorothea, Bertha, Domansky, for bure The sh sw of Barley was tolerably good. The best descrip tions and freely at full prices. In other kinds exceedingly lit- A steam tog proceeded last night to Carnarvon, to endeavour tie was doing. Although the supply of Malt was but limited, -- Slore M'Mastcr, from Quebec, at this port; sailedthe Malt trade ruled heavy, and previous rates were barely sup to get the Urgent afloat next mornin l g. Elizabeth, -, hence at Bueucs • y res ported. The arrivals of Oats from Ireland being on the M- I/or et. in Company with the Cuba. Left the Magnet, for this es on , t, ready for sea. On the 16th instant, in lat. 50, long. 14, Hibernia, (steamer), Ryrie. hence at Boston, 2nd Nov. crease, the Oat trade was nct so active as last week, yet the Hibeert, Bruce. hence at River Plate .aea, hence for lehaboe quotations were quite as high as on Monday last. Beans and "Svern Peas were in good demand at lull currencies. In Flour very -ee M ari , Morris, sailed from Lisbon for this port 12th instant Susan, Drew, hence at Mobile little was doing. a and Cynthia, from Newfoundland. at °porta . mot Lankum, Be Weerd, hence at Harlingen Amity. Pike, hence at Philadelphia Laurence Copeland, -, hence at Apalochicola FRIDAY, Nov. 22. Ilion:l,a‘edberdiria, Ugen, hence at Brielle Caspian ; Isaac Allerton, Torry ; Fanny, Lovett ; Alhambra, A languid demand for nearly all Grain has teen experienced Wilson ; Viola, Jameson ; Goodwin, Davies ; Malabar, Free- since Monday's market• but prices are tolerably steady except W loss Hall, eleihuish, hence for Ichaboe, at Penarth Roads, man; Hampden, Cowen; Pharsalia, Wordsworth, and Franklin, for inferior qualities. Today Wheat and• Barley of good qua , , . of foretopmast, sails. rigging. &c. lity bring Monday's quotations. Oats, in consequence of the c a ' sr a i i : t l o lan. for this port, in ballast.• was totally wre e c d k . ed at Thomas, hence at New Orleans. Mary Ann, Francis, from Ballina, for this port, at Ramsey, arrival, are dull, snd Beans and Peas have commanded steady Bolton .Abbey, Isle of Man, on the i 4th instant; crew saved. a .'cla Abbey, hence at Ichaboe 0 civit Eleanor a, e t r 1.M., leaky, and with loss of spars. rates. In Clover Seeds, both Red and White, there has been a Thomas Leech, Goulding, tern Buenos Ayres, at Cove. fair speculative business passiug, with an advance in their value • Christmas, sailed from Smyrna for this port 24th Tynwald, Martin, from Calcutta, at Mauritius. of a few shillings per cwt., bnt in other Seeds the trade has been Maid of Athens, -, from London, at Buenos Ayres. exceedingly slow, although at firm FR e a. Woolrey, sailed from ditto for ditto 25th October The wreck of the ves el that was in tow of two steam tugs -.----, Palmer, II arris ; Reliance, Tammoit ; Agilis, Peppe- „ Clrl, and :" has been brought to the entranc of the Formby Channel, and Eleanor - arquis of Bute, Joblin, hence at Constantinople proves to be the Firefly, fro n this port, for Africa, which was in SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKE', Nov. 18. t:ir hence at Malta Sophia, Ritchie, hence at Leghorn contact with the Britannia (Dublin steamer) 14th Nov. The For the time of the year we had a full averaze sue ePIY of Aisiast leetwig, Berg, hence at Genoa The help Firefly's anchor is down and the wreck of the masts is foul of beasts, as to numbers, 'out its general quality was very interior. the chain, and until she is cleared of these she cannot be brought Complaints continue to reach us almost daily reap; cling the eleithurst, hence at Gibraltar Fast 4th further in. shortness of winter keep, owing to which the graziers are coin_ l a , tant Sisters, sailed from Madeira for the Gulf of Mexico pelted to use a n uch larger quantity of artificial food than has Lewis ch • I been almost ever known. Duringthe past week, the imposts of -eorri a • 'r-es. Willis; Wm. Thompson, Balls, and Martha, SUNDAY, NOVEMBEE 24.-Wind S.S.W. moderate, foreign stock have been good ; they have amounted, for Lon. a , ,hence at Lisbon A RRIVED.-Margaret, Northwood, and Margaret, Leech, from Was t e t e Rime, of Runcorn, (in ballast) bound for Belfast, Ichaboe-Wallace, Main, from Callao-Howard, from Sayan- don and the outports, to 156 Beasts and 28 Sheep, in, for the eeesea ally lost 18th instant, off Corewall. Crew with the ex nah-Ann & Jane, Smith, from Dernerara-Grace Brown, most part, fair condition. The above, added to the previous arrivals, form the annexed totals for the present year :- 6 -- - , 7 of the mate, "a brother of the captain•) saved. Myers, and Janet, Bark, from Baltimore-Tyro, Symonds, from v • Nov Beasts, from January 1 to November 16-..„-, 3,709 head. beg . h : s . 1 7.-The England, which was on shore at Cots- Lisbou-Dash, Sloman, from Hamburg-Mary Marsden, Cot- Sheep - We., got oIY, and 1 roceeded this morning for Ichabo.e ter, from St.. Domingo-Helen . Elizabeth, King, from Pugwash ~,,,, ,N , WVW.M.M.4 ,022 ~ We had on offer 47 Beasts, and 35 Sheep, all for Rotterdam. The -Como, Graezitao, from Venice-Jersey Tar, from Cephalona whole were disposed. of, at about previous rates. The arrival of ... r'nhi3er:lhf.ao?st(Ch.ra has v. 13.-The R. A. Parke, Donald. from Quebec -Wiliam, Crawford, from St. Petersburg-and Diligent, from Beast ' s from the northern grazing districts consisted of 1,630 Short put into Black Sop Bay, w ith three feet water 8,,, a, e having sprung a leak Antwerp. horns. Those from the eastern counties comprised 300 Scots and Liver ese, Nov. 16.-The Orion, Gambles, from Milroy for her h P , ° `'it has lint i n t o m ee k Sod Bay, with three feet water in SA , LED. - Castilian Maid, Ivens, for Azores-Vivavus, Home-breds ; from the western and midland distrietsaoo He r ef or d s , ° 'd• having sprung a * leak - Boldwin, for St. Michael-Chieftain, Clark, and Hero, Grant, Devons, Runts, &c. for Africa-Jarrow, Marshall; Royal William, Wells, and Wm. From ether parts of England 450 of various breeds; from Ward, Dady, for Ichaboe-Victoria, Lil is. for Havana-Moue. Scotland Igo horned arid polled Scots ; the remainder of the WR DN es taineer, Bogart, for New Orleans-Black-eyed-Susan, Man- supply being derived from the neighbourhood of the metropolis. Att e , s , -SHAY, NOVEMBER 20.-Wind W.N.W. light. Jim, ',; i,' o .-Tanieri ane M'Krnzie, from Calcutta; sailed 16th eons. for Rio Grande-Ann Hall, Hilbert, for St. John. N.B.- The supply of sheep was somewhat less than that exhibited l a st Lo na " T s : alrenham, Morrison, from Punta Arenas-Fortuna, Prince Albert, Rogers, for Guayaquil-Ornen, Korsoig, for week; nevertheless the Mutton trade was heavy. 'The Veal Ann7i, u ,..., ir o • and Middl e t on , Tinnion, from . Callao -Elizabeth Drontheim -Blanche, Adamson, for Gibraltar-Philomene, trade was unusually heavy . • the very highest quot a ti on no t alid ^, an, from Malaga-Wyvers, Morris, from Lisbon- Christens, for Antwerp-Egidius. Halewyek ; Eclipse, Kirk_ exceeding IS. per sibs. In Pigs very little business was trans hove, and Industrie, Zellien, for Ostend-Zante Packet. Bren. acted, at late rates. trans- Eliza, Morffiebers, from Palermo. man, for Smyrna-and Charlotte Ulrica, Kjecklund, for Malta. FRIDAY, Nov. 22. Vorre The supplies of Cattle to-day were about equal to the demand, 17tt A rab aY Packet, Munro, from Old Calabar, at this port ; sailed ugust, and from F ernan do po 2i - th. Tl,e Warrior and . The wreck of the Firefly, (see yesterday's report,) was brought and the latter being better than for several Friday s p a st, c l ear _ Sva r d.. ster . were oaring coals at Fernando Po, and would after- . into the river last night; and beached near Seacombe . _. Mcceed to Ichaboeances were effected by the close. Beef and Mutton sold steadily Flora, Ferree, hence for St. Michael, at Holyhead at former prices, but for V, al and Pork higher rates were paid. a 4 ves sel of abo u t 2 00 t om b ur then, b r i g ht masts, bottom up, Martha, Seeger. hence for Stettin, at Svanwaag, With loss of The better and inferior sorts of the former ma d e 4,6 d, an d ne.,vi 61. per stone, being an advance of 6d., while Pork made N. w coppered, was passed this . afternoon abo f u rd t m as G m i i a le s s . bu E lw le a a r n k o s r , , b ßo t u s c . h s , a h rl e s n , B‘ ce e for Tamoico, at Cove, leaky; bore up from Ss. 4d. to 4s. 4d. g ew. • off the Bell Buoy, by the Achilles, strainer, ' from long. 13 Nautilus, Hawkin, and Benbow, Rowntree, sailed from Mar ard. from Savannah for this port, off the Saltees two first The c - LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Nov. 23. Ne w arnoens, Henry Winch, and Panope, in coming out of , seilles for Liverpool 16th Nov. River, 30th migust, got on shore on the Bar. The Princess Royal, Foster, and Fairfield, Abbott, from Ichaboe, Although a fair extent of business has been done this week, the market has been fiat, and the tendency of prices in favour _e o first 1 elit lecame total wrecks, but the Panope was got off Ist at Cove t ain . and taken into Bonny, without much damage. The cap- Marmion, Ewing, from China, ditto of buyers, but confined more particularly to American descrip- Magnolea. Johnson, from Manilla, ditto „'mate, and one seaman ' of the Henry Winch were drowned tions, which, though not generally, have in many cases been Bth e "g , S tewart, hereee at the Cape of Good Hope, and sailed Orator, Tait, from Valparaiso, ditto obtained * below the quotations of last week. Speculators have grey. fur Port ' Adelaide Co.ntess of Durham, ' , Patel, from Hong Kong, off Dover; taken 3000 bales of American, and Exporters 300 bales of the Sepa k r , K irk, from Bombay, at St. Helena, and sailed 25th sailed 13th June; passed fimour 23 r d July, On rah Sept. in same. The demand to-day has been moderate, and the sales lat. 36 S, long. 19 E, passed a bale of Bombay cotton, apparently will scarcely reach 4000 bales of all kinds-the market closing pii er this port S er. g f r o nsi rlibißs'ittillsi not long In the water heavily. from Calcutta, at ditto, and sailed 28th HARWICH, Nov. 22.-The Pocahontas, Higgins, from Rotter- FZ,f ro nl Manilla, at ditto .. hence at New Calabar darn for Liverpool, grounded on the Shipwash Sands this morn ing, but was assisted off on the flood, and proceeded. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, Le a rr ian From the 15th to the 21st Nov., Inclusive. • Henrierta, and Mediterranean, hence at Bonny Bahi a ret Elizabeth, 141• Iver, and Ann, Williamson, hence at Prices paid I M PO RT 8 Portfiel "le' PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL. SALES OF TIM WEEK. in the week. ThisWk.thisyear Nightine Hunter, hence at Pernambuco - ,--1 Lim a le d ' B raithwaite, from Landon, at Ichaboe Woon, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid Duty. 10 Sea Island s tas. ,_ acket, Stanton, from Ichaboe, at Demerara Archangel se.l9 0 @ 0 0 - - - } 8797 il 434304 Grace (1 . Fm - vcett, and Parker, Risien, hence at Demerara Memel is 10 - 0 0 1 '0 0 e a. 5820 Bowed Georgia - ai I Gothenburg l6 10 -- 17 0 oet { Mobile . . 3 - 44 : h en ,r, Bud:- 'Robert s Atkins ..., R I, at e so n yra , ; '; 7e . Sailed from Antigua for this port 23rd ultimo 6530 Tho,;,as yer, ins ; and Emily, Bo sin Wyburg l6 0-16 10 3:! • Alabama and Tenses -- - j 9629 1 664438 ,sarean, andaraLePe" I'l Ml' I . A Petersburg 15 0-19 0 •co 11053 ; New Orleans - 61 1 •2h ultimo,l.' . sailo nn & Jane, Smith ; Milton, PLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick . { Pernambuco &Paraie 5 - Si i -- "t'as Allen, ed from Demerara for this port Danzig, Deck .. 0 34- 044 07 a' 1230 I I } 6362 1/ 52953 Aricati and Ceara al { - - - i Warman, British American Pine ......0 24- 0 21; Jei 4.1 120 • Bahia and Maeeio ..., 54 - 54 1 4475 24354 Rober t) hence at I • " .aguira LATH WOOD, per fathom. 410 f MaTaDhanl ... ..... 44 - 54 t 1 .... } 30513 Beatrice f a7 nes, Graham hence at Barbadoes Danzig, 4 feet se 8 0 - 0 0 .'s os ' 1 Sawginned - - 1 j Eliza Li, , .rom Ichaboe, at ' rli to , e ßoy a i Ntilrit'ekyhence at ' Hayti ' efrioene'ti an British American 5 0 - 4 10 Is. . Minas MAHOGANY, per foot of lance' thick. al ersey, ..a.awso n, u a ' ‘ ,.aecashire Witch, and Lee, hence eat Jamaica llonduras - 6 8 'sod. - - - •' " d a, P e a d u fi lin o o p , o V r i t o o nello, hence at Trieste Cuba ............. ......... o 8 - 1 0 34J Egyptian - 7i i 2:33 56857 Canticle, St. Domingo 1 0 - 1 6 1 Vs. Barbadoes .. - - - 1 . • • 1 622 Mary. fi..- ,drab C alcutta for this port, off St. Helena 4th Oct. DAR PLANKS, British Amoricau 20- 2 6 20 Peruvian - 1 11 withamseferi oe for ditto off ditto tth October Pear: woon, per cubic feet .... 30- 3 6 1 lOsper ld. Bahama - - - I Bruce, Will" 1 V alparaiso, at Cove STAVES, per 1200. I , Laguayra - - 1 I I The stir 'anis, from Ichaboe, at ditto, leaky Danzig, C. Pipe .4100 0 -110 0 - - .... ). 12594 Carnarv- u l l- tule that proceeded to the Urgent :on shore near lliad 60 0 - 70 „, } 28s. do. . •Carthagena to rendein..yest rday, has returned to this port, not being able Quebec, red. to 11 in. thick, - - --- I I th e water any assistance, in consequence of the shallowness of and 54 feet long - }35 0 45 0 1 2s.do. VE ss Do. Puncheon l2 0 - 18 0 3420 Surat - 34 26th s e -LS SpoREN.-The Helen Jane, from London for Brazil, TIMBER., per cubic foot. s. d, s. d. , - 11 6727 11 130518 'Het, in •c e l eiti ( lat. 7N, long. 21 W ; Isabella, for Ichaboe, 3rd Oak 2- 2 6 - - 1 50 hoehoe, „,_,lt . 1 ;N, long. 23 W ; Mary, of Workington, for Icha- Pine, British Amer. common 10- 1 6 I - - ' Sept ; in lat. II N, long. 22 W • Britannia, (steamer) B.P. Is. - ,-i -red._ .... 1 3 - 1 8 t ree for Halifax, 10th instant, in lat.;", lon e ... 23; Flora M• 29640 bales i t 38523 i 1407203 analfl. hence for St. John, N.B. Ist instant, in tat 45 , long. 24 ; M e mel,,. yellow .. 13- 1 8 ia', v . n galee,:hence for Calcutta, gth ultimo, in lat. 11 N, long. 26 1 7 1 11 " , Parsee Mer c hant, hence for Ichabo e , 2nd-ultimo, in lat. 1 - R - 17- 1 II }3os Od tp tw. , , • _ lik . iga„red 4 long.. 20 W ; Thomas Arbuthnot, hence for Calcutta, nth 1 2 - 1 10 LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. . 4 iat. 4s, long. 25 W; William and James, from Coquim - Asnes MADDER, 3,11 , Cwt. s. d. s. d fr,____ -- r this port, lath ultimo, in lat. BN, long. 27 W ; George, of Montrcal,Pot 24 60 -- Dutch, crop.... 76 0 -80 0 PRICES OF SHARES, NOVEMBER 2fi. t his ' 'N, long. •• .. port, 18th ultimo, in lat. ,2 32 Pearl, new 24 0- - Ombro 09 0 -74 40 I'LA , HEAD, Nov. 15.-The Britannia, sloop, of w k MBoROL CH . U. States, Pot 21 0 -22 0 Ganiene 57 0 -67 0 c a l tbY, went on shore south side of the head, got of after dis- d A m t. Pearl none. Mull a- o • SHARES. Sales BARK, Quercit 7 6 - 8 6 French, S.F. li e - a , r g l uiedier cargo of deals, bricks and files, and put into Prat. . paid. This Day. Oak, ae ton .t 5 10 -6 10 S.F.F 67 0 -71 0 i.?? .harbour for repairs. 18th, at 6 a.m.-The brie Raner, -_____- ________ German.... 40- 5 0 E.S.P '73 0 -SO 0 en ti.(i,o`lr, bound to Rae agate, laden with coals, came on shore, .e e RAILWAYS. BRINISTGNE, '4 , ton E.5.F.F.81 0 SS 0 a.m. an rth side of the head, in a dense fog. Got off at 11 '2U 24 Bartisl' y Junction - 515 Spanish .... ;S. 0 -85 0 The bri proceeded without apparent damage or assistance. 5 Birkenhead, el'ellester& Chester 5-a Tuscany... • -- - -- Mot A - -,' sh ot _ g Autumn of Sunderland, laden with coals, came on 50 i .se es. V cat. 103 ICO Sirmingham and Gloucester p.ani'b_stnd knocked her rudder off. She was assisted 6' b 21 6 -22 6 a liatZug h 0 , fishermen, and taken in tow for Scarborough by deep w , g. name unknown. She sunkabout 6 • in - 5 Blackburn and Preston a er. Master * and crew saved. 100 70 Bristol and Exeter G/I RJ {-tri,tni ond r,L....,,.....,,..- - 'Nov. 26, 1844. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. 7 ... . , ~_.,,.._..,... ......_ . .. , . . . . . . . ..... . . ~,.. . , . .. _.._ .. _ At ipping iintelligente. SATURDAY, Nosensisme 23.-Wind S. moderate. ;ftlatitets. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, Nov. 19. STATE OF TRADE. Price per --- Sirtbo, sllartiages anb Bratm . Total quantities per ARRivere-Why Not? Dart, from Montreal. 445. Great Western (steamer), Matthews, from New York, sailed Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter. MANCHESTER.-Our manufacturers and spinners continue to -..........--- Wheat 257 .... .4'895 7 8 ..... ... £2 6 4 , seil all they can produce readily, and both printing cloths and BIRTHS. TIT ESDay, NOVEMBER 19.-Wind S. LONDON CORN MARKET, Nov. 18. Oats - •••• 00 0 ARR • ath Nov. at 2 15 p.m. and arrived off the 3 B d l a a y e a k 1 11 6 ;c h k oa a r t a. 1 i o 3nr em this day making the passage in 1 dor 1, an.-aoyalist, Price from St. John N.13.-Ambassa- ' , . , fro m p ngteash ___ ) . ' ' , _ , t4th Nov. in 'lat. 45 N, long. 25 Since this day se'enni Barley - .... 000 • • ...... 00 0 and 9 8 cloth, that Teas ri little depressed, is now equally buoyant On the lath inst., at St. Ives, the wife of WILLIAM PEGG, . , ght only moderate supplies of all grain e been received up to our market, while the general quality, c rnbler Barter from Charleston-riara • f Bute, of Cardiff, running to the W, passed and exchanged , has c a ny , s N . icholso n , from a Virginia • 'sailed 29th Oct.-Thomas P. , colours with the Marquis o owing to the prevailing damp weather, has proved very inferior. estw rd On nth Nov in lat. 51 N, long. 20 W, exchangea and country houses are unusually fiat. and finished goods of all On the 15th instant, as Mint-sateen Mile-end, Newtown, Mrs. .Pe, Mrercken, from Philad luh'ia Joseph Story from Bonns -` a ' - • • • DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE.-FRIDAY, Nov. 22. descriptions cannot be sold in quantities, unless a sacrifice be CLEMENTS, of three chi'dren. The husband is a weaver, and -- ca M ,s _is , e n h , i e f_ from alanilla-C e ir'eassian. - fg'om Valp'araiso-Geo. Fresh up, the receipts of Wheat of 'home produce, coastwise as We bad a sm.ll supply cf grain at market to-day. Wheat and made. The 1 rioters are making great preparations for the the family in great distress. topsail, standing to the westward. On the 2,st Nov. in a . colours with an American ship, with a black cro , ss in h t er t fo 3 re t 711 as by . land carriage and sample, were small ; yet the sup- Oats w d ere full at the pnces of Tuesday, bat Barley was in good p e ala n a • a one Maranham ; sailed i 1 th Oetob r-Laima, horn spring, and some splendid plaid designs are in progress, both On the 16th instant, at Welsh Hampton, Salop, the lady sAsamne,abello-and Fonme t- raham, Ferguson, frorn Oporto. ly on oner was quite adequate to meet the wants of the demur . . in de-laines and calico prints, which are expected to eclipse the Rev. HENRY CORNW, c l oi L u L F,tl L :sit E ffl l rE G sa. ll, of a daughter. n it , e l i o ,i tge . fr l 2 a ra la t a h i s s h i ol r t ed r i e tt o i l n o i a n r g s t t n o t t h h e e vv ß e o s s t t w o n a r m d. a i 1 stea m er ot dealers. , T D ll i o ng s l . e G ar . il ß l, E n E e p a , r o t a h t i e s .-Per a , Pole, for Ichaboc-Lady Combermere, Cone thu rst' fel. L is') • fB• • Ft SAILED.-Zealous, Champion, for Azores-Flora, Farren, for The finest parcels of both red and white commanded a steady SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 20. al:El:I:e -get:aye, , . •on and It io Grande-Queen o ntain, iz ew Orleans i - la r i St. Mich , ael-PlTopoatos, Bell ; Lady Huntley, Draper, and inquiry, at prices fully equal to those obtained on Monday last • isi __” , ! tor for s c haboe-Ennerdale, Boadle, fcr bat all other kinds were a dull sale, and previous rates were with • -Corea, Kerr, as d Berwick, Harding, for t er n y ta fl n a n t ian a t n u d rer c s o a tt n o d n si i , s inn e e x r p s e w et e e r d_ e n t . o ev b e e r l i o n n a -er be t t h t e e n r p e n v s e i r t , in s n o tos o v a n o u f t a h s in o s n iant, AleXa ndret r ta- h a il ia .a % er : Lucy W right, Cowley, ' We had a large sho ll w f of s , tock t , t h n ut s l t i i a l e l Tr i t a n t r e or a e a th a a n n u e ni q n u e a r l t o o t. t 2 is h 7 a . ‘ i . the demand, especia y or eny n g pr , . ta c izsg e s ,i Buntin, fo P ' a ' - M' •• eil, for Charleston-Euphrasia, Calcutta -Irlam Morphew, fur Barbadoes-11. Watt, Johnson, difficulty supported. However, a foir clearance was effected. to 5s 7td ; and das, 5s gd to es 3d.-Man- Miss P. Hortona of a deuanter. On the 18th inst., at Netting-hill, the lady of B. PENFOLD, I I:Ilia-Firefly, Holland, for Beiruut and for Apalachicola' -Ohio, Putnam, for New York-Favourite, Holders of free Foreign Wheat were verY firm. 'lbis circumstance Sier ra P , Appleton, and Violet, Simes , n, for the beasts were taken out of the market for London. The rates ches n te c r h At s rt s i s se 3 r d . of last week sy. re fully supported for both beef and mutton, and vier kinds of cloth suitable Esq., of twin daughters. Hume and Agenora, Giffney, for Mobile-Lord Maidsto n e, prevented more business from being transacted, vet the rates ob- LEEDS.-The demand for the hea Leorte- Hesperus, Kelly, for Hong Kong-Balfour, Same day, the lady of LOUIS CHOEN. Esq., Finsbury, of Overard. On Paylo' r', ati , el Neptune, Richenburg, foe New Orleans-Scotland, tallied were quite equal to those of lit - st week. Curia under lock was but few beasts and sheep, and all inferior, lett unsold. to the vianter trade, has been. during the past week, more ani- S ena , m Bomeay-Douro, Smith, for Oporto-Phantom, e s f o ,. c , . . a , lills,.for eavannah-Rover, Halley, for Newfoundland-Spleynx, very heavy but not cheaper. a inemn ~.. • onstantt ople-Dorothea, Bertha, Domansky, for f r Gibialta-Adonis, Cason, for Malta. The sh 'w of Barley was tolerably gond. The best descrip- BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, Nov. 21. this improvement in the cloth hails, there is considerable acti- sth instant, the lady of JOIIII WIGNALL, Esq., of Boston rb-"d Caledonia, (steamer) Lott, for Halifax and Connibeer, o a son and heir. tions sod freely at full prices. In other kinds exceedingly lit- vity noticeable in the warehouses. • At this day's market there was a less supply of wheat, and the - - -e5.... mated than we have observed for some weeks past ; and besides A steam tog proceeded last night to Carnarvon, to endeavo ur tle was doing. Although the supply of Malt was but limited, currency of this day se'nuight was fairly maintained. Lower HuDDERSFIELD MARKET.-There was a fair attendance at Ror -- the Malt trade ruled heavy, and previous rates were barely sup- . nof the At St. Thomas's Ch lor Mr. T. W. MARSHALL, Y CoMore lvi'Mastcr, from Quebec, at this port ; sailed rriees were not acceptel for any description of barley, but tee market on Tuesday, fully as large as usual at this ..,easo ur l i c t A N T!' ye 1 1? , . 23th oot. . , tor iz t a t b h e e tn Ur_gent , to n t n a e t x ß t u m e o u r e n s uz. res ported. The arrivals of Oats from Ireland being on the in- trait ruled dull. Oats fully as dear. Beans and Peas sold very year ; and considering the supply of goods in the piece hall the On the Bth ult., a; 5 E a 1.. „ 0 . P . : , h A . G u N . s E . S . c a a l U lt l . t J P A H NI Y , E s d a c u A gh L t L e r A T :f , Dort r in company with the Cuba. Left the Magnet, for this , eadv fo ' crease, the Oat trade was nct so active as last week, yet the slowly at last week's currency. am. to Miss PEr • H o _ a , . r sea. On the 16th instant, in lat. 50, long. 14, H . ibernia, (steamer), Ityrie. hence at Boston, 2nd Nov. quotations were quite as high as on Monday last. Beans and ___- have turned their attention to the maktng o • f goods for the j Gala'rie ,n , , hence for ashaboe 1 1 Mute by, Esq., of Leieestershire. . „.. wyve rn t Mobile Hibbert, Bruce, hence at River Plate Susan, Drew, hence a Peas were in good demand at lull currencies. In Flour very spring trade and have not yet brought any to market, the supp y , Morris, sailed from Lisbon for this port lath instant WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 22. .- Mari a Amity. Pike, hence at Philadelphia little was doing. of th h' and Cynthia, from Nevacuridland. at Oporto Our supplies of e s ip Hovvard, to Miss ELIZABETH BELL, of Columbia, Gro o t Laurence Copeland, —, hence at Apalochicola FRIDAY, Nov. 22. ~_n a Lankum, De Weerd, hence at Harlingen wheat is not extensive but the prices of last week are tinues brisk. . mand for . . South Caro'ina. c o t m ed. On WG . IL a i. STRACIIAN, q.. ..t son of his lordship. to wiiinoinitts:yiberdina, Ugen, hence at Brielle Caspian ; Isaac Allerton, Torry ; Fanny, Lovett ; Alhambra, A languid demand for nearly all Grain has teen experienced wheat and barley continue large. The de. was rather scanty. The demand for yarns for Scotland con obtained for dry new, and good old ; ether kinds had to sell, Hecamonnwzmn BLANKET HA LL.-On MondaY, tiler: t r , ; , '`: H gt , ,, th n e d 3 r l V i llt ii , ,, ,t St. James's Cath e d ra l, T oron t o , b y th e Wilson ; Viola, Jameson ; Goodwin, Davies ; Malabar, Free- since Monday's market. but prices are tolerably steady except Hall, aleihuish, hence for Ichaboe, at Penarth Roads, and rather lower. Bearr and barley are Is. lower. Oats and a better attendance of bin ers than we have ha t d ra fo n r sa s tir E e s Loreldßdshop of Toronto, JAMES man ; Hampden, Cowen ; Pharsalia, Wordsworth, and Franklin, for inferior qualities. To•day Wheat and• Barley of good (ma p__ ! I sof foretopmast, sails. rigging. &c. past, consequently a little more business was itai (Shan f • Thomas, hence at New Orleans. lity bring Monday's quotations. Oats, in consequence of the c a a ee . or this port, in ballast. was totally wrecked at Mary Ann, Francis, from Ballina, for thi s p or t, at Ramsey, arrival, are dull, snd Beans an.-I Peas have commanded steady shellieg dull sale, and ra.her cheaeer. Thu, sday th e a tt en d ance b ot h o f b uyers and manu f ac t ure rs was AUGUSTA ANNE, second daughter of the Hon. J. ROBIN- B oi s"' win Isle of Man, on the 14th instant ; crew saved. 1.M., leaky, and with loss of spars. rates. In Clover Seeds, both Red and White, there has been a LEEDS CORN MARKET, Nov. 19. son Abbey he t I h b nee a ca oe , Thomas Leech, Goulding, Uorn Buenos Ayres, at Cove. fair speculative b us i ness passiug, with an a d vance in their valise We are again well supplied with all grain. The best con- few weeks. . - On the sth instant, at et. Peter's Church. JOSHUA VOYLF, miserable in the extreme; prices remain the same as for the last SON, Chief Justice of Upper Canada. es 13 ri en' al t a4th ESQ., of Milford, to SARAH, third daughter of the late Mr. `icteber‘ , Ch:istaras, sailed from Smyrna for this por a Tynwald, Martin, from Calcutta, at Mauritins. of a few shilli ngs per cwt. , b nt i n o th er s ee d s the trade has been ditioned samples of Wheat sold at last currency. but inferior BRADFORD MARKET.-The attendance here on Thursday was Matte a X ' Maid of Athens, —, from London, at Buenos Ayres. exceedingly slow, although at firm Fie e a •• quite neglected. Barley, though offered at 2s decune, was good ; and the demand for lastings, moreens, dan t :la t s . ; Or- On the 7th instant, at New York, Mr. WILLIAM M'KENZIE. a, . a oolrey, sailed from ditto for ditto 25th October The wreck of the ves el that was in tem of two steam tugs ----, , difficult to move. cats id per stone dearer. Belpeavy sale, other heavy goods was active ; but for the lighter a r'ic , aieanor Pali Pepe- - of Scotland, to Miss HELEN ISABELLA GARVI Is cell , a ,,, .. . ner, llarris ; Reliance, Tap , cott ; Agilis, p has been brought to the entranc of the Formby Channel, and leans, cloths, merinos, &c., the transactions were limited. The ~ youngest and is dearer. No change in other artic:es. d dauahter of the late Dr. Thomas Garvie, of Glencove, Long so e p a h t i l a er it henc e a E l ,"' as arquis of Bute, Joblin, hence at Constantinople proves to be the Fi:efly, fro n this port, for Africa, which was in SMITHFlELD CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 18. ks and JOHN PARKER, of Cockermouth. Isl o a' s nd. h 1 Ith instant. at Leghorn, Mr. GEORGE HENRY t Malta Sislarstel contact with the Britanma (Dublin steamer) 14th Nov. The For the time of the year we had a full avera se supply of that they were unable to realise adequate pr ces. In the wool Achim hence at Leghorn HULL CORN MARKET, Nov. 19. market there was a greater extent of business done than of . nt e . The e F i sist Fir efly's anchor is down and the a reek of the masts is foul of beasts, as to numbers, 'out its general quality was very inferior. A MAN, of this town, to JENN Y, second dauehter of P. FEHR- Ludwig% Berg, hence s,t Genoa the chain, arid until she is cleared of these she cannot be brought Complaints contame to reach us almost daily respzcting the We had few supplies of Wheat, and with difficulty previous late, owing it is believed to the spinners having almost worked letthurst, hence at Gibraltar WALSER Es .. Swiss Consul ' * , 9 at Legnern. t a , tant ers, sailed from Madeira for the Gulf of Mexico 4th further in. shortness of winter keep, owing to which the graziers are eons_ rates supported, in some cases Is lower. Barley in moderate themselves out of stock. Price . were, therefore, firm, and no On the 13th instant, at Walton-on-the-Bill, Mr. JAMES M. pelted to use a n uch larger quantity of artificial food than has supply, and Bar:ey fetched last cureency. Oats scarce aad the disposition was manifested to submit to a reduction. SMITH to ANNE EMMA, only daughter of Mr. JOHN PLATI`, vislewis ch, 1 SUNDAY, NOVEmBEE 24.-Wind S.S.W. moderate. turn dearer. Beans without chan e, and not much doing in been almost ever known. During Ihe past week, the imposts of g HALIFAX Maaasar.-We had fully an average attendance of of this town. -" w orel at a ,e. , hen ' e r e 'e n s t • L 'A i., 7 i b l o lis n ; Wm. Thompson, Balls, and Martha, AertiVED.-Margaret, Northwood, and Margaret, Leech, from foreign stock have been good ; they have amounted, for Lon don and the out t t 156 Beasts and 28 Sheep, in for the them. buyers here on Saturday, and there was a telerable amount of Same day, at Whitehaven, Captain BOWMAN ADAMSON, --a business done in piece goods, and yarns at late rates. The r por 5 . ,. 0 ' - 'W, • ni. &lice of Runcorn (in ballast) bound for Belfast, Ichaboe-Wallace Main, from Callao-Howard from savan- most part, fair condition. The above, a ed to the previous dd ' • MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 23. wool market was considered firm. f the Alert, of this port, to FANNY, second daughter of the nah-Ann & Jane, Smit , Irons Demerara-Grace Brow eep s si t o r ' o ta n l!Y lost 18'th instant, o'ff Corewall. Crew with the ex- ' . h , , n , arrivals, form the annexed totals for the present year :- This week's imort by way of Liverpool and Runcorn is mo- RoCrIDALE FLANNEL MARKET.-There has been some little late Mr. JOHN PATMAN, Supervisor of Excise, Whitehaven. coy. , r,the mate. 'a brother of the captaina saved. Myers, and Janet, 13ark, from Baltimore-Tyro, Symonds, from On the 14th instant, at St. Mary's, Edee hill, Mr. ROBERT Beasts, from January Ito November 16--e-- 3,709 head. derate :to Wakefield there is a fair arrival, though not so large improvement in the demand for goods to-day, Lut no alteration ROBERTS, livery-stablekeeper, to Miss WALLACE, Oxford beg, 11 : , Noa. 17.-The England. which was on shore at Cots- Lisbon-Dash, Sloman, from Hamburg-Mary Marsden, Cot- Sheep - -,---.----..., I ,022 ~ as last week, and from the inter:or, Yorkshire, and the eastern in the rates. The price of wool may be quoted the same as that W is , -s get or, and 1 roceeded this morning for Ichaboe t_er, from St. Domingo-Helen Elizabeth, King, from Pugwash str, et. cnt uesaroter, N, v. 15. We had on offer 47 Beasts and 35 - Slieen all for Rotterdam Th Como, Graezitao, from V en i ce -j erse y T ar , f rom ceplial on a whole were disposed. of ai about prevco'us rates The arri . 'val o e f of last Monday, with a limited demand for that article. On the I: th instant, at St John the Baptist's Church, Toxteth- The R. A. Parke, Donald. from Quebec in h ifas t , has Put into Black Sop Bay, a ith three feet water _ wiliam, Crawford, from St. Petersburg-and Diligent, from Beasts from the northern grazing districts consisted of 1,030 Short- e usin , Co r gt i b es, av: s l s iaLlt e co=r t rZT t pg n e;f t t h i : l l) .• een of a tetail LEICESTEL.-The wool market is rather flat compared with park, Mr. JOHN al OOR to ELIZABETH, widow of Mr. .... er h old character, without any material alteration in prices, though, , B it , a, , havin g sprung a leak Antwerp. horns. Those from the eastern counties comprised 300 Scots and when th h h tke place it has been in favour of the " e c ange as a n , w at we noted the other week, and the spinners ars far from NICHOLSON, of Toxteth•park. liver Asa, Nov. 16.-The Orion, Gambles, from Milroy far busily empLy.al ; still there is no quotable variation in were's. Same day, at Portsmcuth, EDWARD GIFFORD, Esq., eldeet he r k o P i Z l ,_ , ha . s put i n t o ea sc e a o d nay, with three feet water In SAT LEo• - Castilian Maid, Ivens, for Azores-Vivavichous, Home-breds ; from the western and midland dist r i e t s aeo Herefords , bt.a, er. Boldwin, for St. Michael-Chieftain, Clark, and Hero, Grant, Devons, Runts, &e. For goods, the home demand is ss du . ll as ever. The hosiers son of the late Sir Henry Harding Gifford, and brother-in-law Ravin g sprung a leak At Liverpool and Wakefield, yesterday, late rates weie nearly for Africa-Jarrow, Marshall ; Royal William, Wells, aud Wm. From ( ther paits of England 410 of various breeds ; from Supported. have again given out less work than in the prees ding week, in to Sir W. W. Follett. to RO. E. eldest daughter of W. PENNELL, Ward, Dady, for Ichaboe-Victoria, Lil ia. for Havana-Moun. Scotland 190 horned and polled Scots ; the remainder of the At our market, to-day, Wheat remains as last queted. The consequence of the absence of orders, and there seems to be no ESq.. and niece to the Right lion. W. Croker. WF DN es As ta ,,, -SDAY, NOVEMBER 20.-Wind W.N.W. light. taineer, Bogart, for New Orleans-Black-eyed-Susan, Man- simply being derived from the neighbourhood of the metropolis. The supply of s p hee was somewhat less than that exhibited last increase in the supply of Plour has some effect upon tl.e trade, and the bakers buy with great caution. The choicest qualities ufs .. I!a ro n n ce c _ e of improvement until cold weather.-Leic:ster On the 2,,th instant. at St. John the Bepti• t's Church, Toxteth -1 - J . l E t soo;Hea:;:ef e : r r dd l yi :11 : yD ii it: park, Mr. HENRY KEEN to ANNE ELLEN, youngest daugh avaiy_2-1,-,,ere-Tamerlane, arKenzie, from Calcutta; sailed 16th coils. for Rio Grande-Ann Hall, Hubert, for St. John. N. 8.- week ; nevertheless the Mutton trade was heavy. The Veal ter of Mr. J. B. TAYLOR, Upper Mill-street, Toxteth-park. On the 2lst instant, at Eastham. Mr. JOHN REYNOLDS, Prince Albert, Rogers, for Guayaquil-Ornen, Korsoig, for of Irish Flour are held at the rates of our last ; prime English Hossein- AND LACE TRADE.-The state of the cotton hose aa eltenham, Morrison. from Punta Arenas-Fortuna, Le etenuir is offered on rather lower terms, whilst good general qualines of trade is not by any means improved ; the material is given out .A nn, 8 , and Middl e t on , Ti nn i on , frpm Callao-Elizabe - th Dronthenn-Blanche, Adamson, for Gibraltar-Philomene, trade Was unusually heavy. the very hi g hest quo t at i on not Christens, for Antwerp-Egidius. Halewyek ; Eclipse, Ki r k_ exceeding IS. per Sibs. In Pigs very little business was trans- both, and all inferior descriptions, are fully is per sack lower. with a very sparing hand, and many of the frames are either Scotland-road, in this town, to ANNE COMER, eldest daughter a ria l'Oaan, froin Malaga-Wyvers, hove, and Industrie, Zellien, for Ostend-Zante Packet. Bren. acted, at late rates. cf MI. RICHARD PARKINSON, Eastham. Oats as last quotea. Oatmeal, 3d to 6d per load lower, but stopped or stinted. The cut-up cotton branch is still extremely _, , iza, Monhebers, from Palermo. Morris, from Lisbon FRIDAy, Nov. 22. Same day, at at. Peter s Church, Reck Ferry, by the Rev. T. nan, for Smyrna-and Charlotte Ulrica, Kjecklund, for Malta. both are held pritty firmly. Malt .teady, at late prices, as also dull, and the hands are very short of employment. The drawer F i te R - A M N a ; E r s fi . e I J 1 d . A , s t . o E lS , l d A a ß ti T e h H , A e r , d o r :f u g t h h e t e r l a o t f e a c l r . . O T , 13 carib -- The supplies of Cattle to-day were about equal to the demand, and pantaloon brauch is so extremely depressed that many of F. R2dhead, JAMES F. PENNINGTON, Esq , surgeon, Ashton 17th aY Packet Munro from Old Calabar, at this port sailed are Beans. AngUst, ' • '-• and from I.ereando Po 27th. The Warrior and Y. 3 The wreck of the Firefl (see •esterday's rePort,) was brought and the latter being better than for several Fridays past, clear- hA t .41.4 ; .: h 1.1: e ,c)s l viq t e fi n; : a tec m yrhchu iraa t er e r * l ... SH A W BON D , Es q . t 0 t b o y A t N h N e R R e i . v C i O . AC D . W L A LI . IAU H F G a X A I HL I R O AE R o YN n i r.. Vorrester ances were effected by the close. Beef and Mutton sold steadily y ard . were kneeing coals at Fernando Po, and wolald after- into the riyer last h night l an4l t bzeted pea t r il Se i ae .h om d be Flora, larre. , , ence or a . ic ae , a o s ea at former prices, but for V, al and Pork higher rates were paid. LONDON SHARE NIARKET, Nov. 18. template giving up the business and seeking other means of , vs prcceed to Ichaboe . ,„1 „esso of ab out 250 tons w as h ers , a r i g ht ma sts, bottom up, Martha, Seeger. hence for Stettin, at Svanwaag, With loss of Tp . e ns b j = Md ii : , sf i eLi j o o r g so a r r t , s a o d f y Ll ii:e s nedr.,o, - a a il is)oar a k a rn . aa.ad,t Railway Shares were rather firmer, where business has employment The plain silk glove Wench is still much de- N, w. e wlY coppered, was passed this afternoon about 25 miles bulwarks, beats. sails, &c. Eleanor, Bench, hence for Tamoico, at Cove, leaky ; bore up from Bs. 4d. to 4s. 4d. not calculated to give much relief. R ow. off the Bell Buoy, by the Achilles, steamer, from Glas- been done, Birmingham and Gloucester were last sold at p a t r 'e e se f % o T r i t i . e ( r h e ir ig i v o e n t:e a T d a few sprinklings of orders, but they 99, Bristol and Gloucester 36, Bristol and Exeter 70, from long. 13 H ow Nautilus, Hawkin, and Benbow, Rowntree, sailed from Mar. o , - - ard. f trade, as far as we can learn, keeps gradually declining, both in Wel 'I 1 h CI sh* 1 oew c , se- ire. ine a - rom Savannah for this port, off the Saltees f seilles for Liverpool 16th Nov. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Nov. 23. 140, Halves 86k, Birmingham 2191, Brighton 47k, &nth In general the employment is very precarious. The silk hose Nottingham and Derby, as well as Mansfield. The bob! in net N ew ~, anioens, Fleury Winch, and Panope, in coming out o , . Princess Royal, Foster, and Fairfield, Abbott, from Ichaboe, Although a fair extent of business has been done this week, Western 75, London and York 3, Midland 107, South trade is rather dep. eased :it is certain that it has not been so On the 22nd instant, at tae Welsh Chapel, Mulberry-street tea _aralabar River, 30th August, got on shore on the Bar. The by the Rev, Donald Ferguson, of the Free Scotch Church, Mr: at Cove the market has been fiat, and the tendency of prices in fav o u r Easte r n 37i, York and North Midlanil 102," Boulogne dull for a long period. The silk warp lace trade is very t s::,',,.nast became total wrecks, but the Panope was got off Ist of buyers, but confined more particularly to American descrip- Marmion Ewing from China ditto " 11 ' JAMES KIRSOP, iron-moulder, to Miss JANE CARSON. t ," i ",,Z nlnd taken into Bonny, without much damage. The cap and Amiens 4i, Orleans and Vierzon 91, Orleans and indeed it has never been worse since 1831. This revoluticn is Magnolee, JohnsOn, from Manilla, ditto tions, which, though not generally, have in many cases been Bourdeaux 41, Paris and Orleans 391, Paris and Rouen attributed to the large importations of French silk point nets, i El eaa a t? a , and °He seaman of the Henry VVinch were drowned t e atewart, henoe at the Cape of Good Hope, and sashed 8-ho7,ePt. for Port Adelaide Orator, Tait, from Valparaiso, ditto obtained a below the quotations of last week. Speculators have Coantess of Durham, Spittal, from Hong Kong, off DoveF ; taken 3000 bales of American, and Exporters 300 bales of the 38i . S e 9reY, Kirk. from Bombay, at St• Helena, and Sailed 25th salted I,3th June; passed e nnour 2a r da u l y , o n yin Sept. in same. The demand to-day has been moderate, and the sales which have to a great extent superseded the British; menu e facture.-Nottingharn Journal. DIED. On the 12th instant, aged 19 years, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. k i far this port lat. 36 S, long. 19 E, passed a bale of Bombay cotton, apparently will scarcely reach 4000 bales of all kinds-the market closing LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 19. tr u i s 4th cij i n A s t R a n l, t E , s in , l t a h t i e s o t o f w p n o , n a g g i o e n d s , 35 fs l y e e o a r f s ~s, W. C. HENSMAN, surgeon and chemist, Lower Tranmere. laeavily. C L O A n U i M an r . . JOHN Although within the last ten days upwards of 300 ves- LONDON GAZETTE.....TUESDAY, Nov. 19. S g t nn• 'thwarts, from Calcutta, at ditto, and sailed 28th e a pt• for ti • not long in the water HARwiCti, Nov. 22.-The Pocahontas, Higgins, from Rotter ns port sels have entered the River Mersey from nearly all parts - Yen f dam for Liverpool, grounded on the Shipwash Sands this morn --esltaria—e On the lath instant, ELIZABETH SHAW, aged 21, niece F alcc ; rens Manilla, at ditto ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, of the world, few comparatively of those from abroad ing, but was assisted off on the flood, and proceeded. of Mr. Charles Jones, auctioneer, 3, Houghton-street. Per e !'' hence at New Calabar From the 15th to the 21st Nov., Inclusive. have contained much Grain or Flour ; from Ireland, how- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. On the 20th instant, in the gth year of his age, GEORGE ~,,,,a _ vian, Henrietta, and Mediterranean, hence at Bonny . Clarke and Trevor, Guisborough, Yorkshire, attorriles-Vau gaZaaret Elizaboth, 141• Iver, and Ann, Williamson, hence at Prices paid ImFo R T 8 ever we have to report since Tuesday last, a good supply FOSTER, the youngest son of I'. J. DUARTE, Esq.. of PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL. SALES OF TUE WEEK. in. the week. ThisWk.thisyeat of NiTheat and Oats, with a large augmentation of Flour deau and Wan, King William-street, Strand, foreign importers Evertor ,. Nightine -R. Matthews and W. 8. Smith. Basinghall street, London, On the 17th inst., aged 50, MARY, widow of Mr. THOMAS Fortfiel "le' lannter, hence at Pernambuco --,----1 and Oatmeal; including a fair quantity of Barley thence hot pressers-W. Evans and G. Booth, Savoy street, London, ALMOND. larn a p °, Braithwaite, from L •ndon, at Ichaboe Woon, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid Duty. 10 Sea Island and Coastwise ; thereby affording of eacb, an abundant dealers in the Piqua plant-A. Walker, J. Middleton, R. Binns, Same day, aged 68 years, CHRISTIAN, widow cas Mr. ROBT. strtoz ,_ acket, Stanton, from lehaboe, at Demerara Archangel se 19 0 @ 0 0 - - - . 1 8797 11 434304 G ra X 0 , Fawcett, and Parker, Risien, hence at Demerara Memel is 10 - 0 o • I •el 2 5820 Bowed Georgia - ai , I 1 show of samples at our market to-day. The trade was rather heavy for ail kinds of new 'Wheat, and J. P. Mau and J. Law, Bristal, Yorkshire, machine m a k ers _j. W, Ready HAMILTON, Wellaigtornstreet. Scotland-road. gham, 011ersett. Derbyshire, engravers to calico Same day, aged 11 years, LUCY ANN, (laughter of Mr. R. It ant ',;. ItOrie. sailed from Antigtia for this port eardantimo Gothenburg - 17 0 get 65 , 0 f Mobile . . 3- 4i .. , . . . hen, I. ' Buda; 'Rob t s Atkins ; er yers, and Easily, Boysen, Wybarg l6 o-16 to 3:: • 1 Alabama and Tennes -- - 9C29 I 664438 the best qualities, or which nearly lost the advance o f printers-Banks and Son, Bath, plumbertS-T. MoOre and Sons, HEAPS, Hunslet, being the third of the daughte rs who died e at st Th f Irish were ld. to 2d. lower Wigan, iron merchants-Samuel and Batsford, Pantheon Ba- from scarletina within eight days. 11053 I New Orleans - 61 Friday, and the general runs o Lad _ _ . ennas Petersburg 15 0 - 19 0 •so a es zar, Oxford-street, London, dealers in fancy goods-J. HOSacul Same day after a long and ainful 11 e d5l ALICE Brea n Y , aCamPhell, m'Lecel ; Ann & Jane, Smith ; Milton, PLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick. el sr 1230 ' f Pernambuco &Parai.' 5 - Si 1 636 , } 52953 than this day week. We have, notwithstanding, a mode and R. Price,•VVrasford, Cheshire, stonemasons-Grant, Alston the beloved Wife of Mr. JOHN P LLOYD: ne-a, age . ' ' 12th - I st Letitia, Allen, sailed from Demerara for this port Danzig, Deck -. 0 3i- 041 s a 0 1 Aricati and Ceara .. -- - I rate demand for Foreign, which fully supported our last , Pantgwyn, Holywell. tie enea J •4•• and Co. Great St. Helen's, London, merchants-Isaacs and Ben- On the 16th • t 1 ins ~ age( one year and nine months, JOHN War man • British American Pine ...... 0 24- 0 21; 4 120 • Bahia and Maeeio .... 5i - 5i 4475 24354 quotations. jamin, Phil's-buildings, Iloundsditch. proprietors of a clothes JOHNSON, son of Mr. PETER It013IN:FON. Robert j.iin,ence at Laguira LAM WO 01), per fathom. 410 f MaranhaM ... ..... 44 - 54 1 .... } 30513 The Flour trade was exceedingly heavy, and if sales had mart ;as far as regards J. Benjamin-J., E. and J. Cheese- Same day, CHRISTIANA, youngest daughter of Mr. laeatrie e . ' f 447 nes, Graham heece at Barbadoes Danzig, 4 feet se 8 0 - 0 0 ,'2 Os ' 1 Sawginned - - - I ' n „ e _ aearom Ichaboe, at'erato Bi•itish American s- 4 10 Is. . Minas - - 1 ""1• • • • been practicable lower prices must have been conceded. rou h Bradford Yorkshire woolsta lers-Litherland and b g , . . P GELLE , R Everton. Schroeder, Elva rime ) ), ship b ro k ers -J. Hall and Co. St. Mary- Same day, in Soho-street, aged 2 , , WILLIAM, only surviving iieo;aaals,a.stirek,•hence at Hayti MAIIODANT, per foot of 1 incii thick. - - - Fine Malting Barley continues to meet some inquiry at 'irtt ii. - - • M'Pherson d P ' Axe, London, tea dealers-Hardie, LES B an op e , Leith, son of the late Mr. CHAR OARDMAN', livery-stable.- Laweon, le e, aricashire Witch, and Lee, hence dt Jamaica Honduras - 6 8 'sod. - - .... -• . late prices, but Grinding samples - remain difficult to sell Mers ey , mv " , . and Paulino, Vionello, hence at Trieste Cuba ............. ......... os- 1 0 34a Egyptian on the terms of last week. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Canada, frnett, hence off Oporto St. Domingo 1 o - 1 6 1 2Cs. Barbadoes .. -- - ... 622 Same day, Mrs. JANE WILLLAMS, for 24 years second 1 Malt remains unvaried. H. and E. Hilton, Over Darwen, Lancashire, bleachers. ma•ron of the Female Penitentiary, Falkner street. Mary, ti .,- h .' Calcutta for this port, off St. Helena 4th Oct. JAR PLANes, Britiah American 20- 2 6 1 20 Peruvian - "l 11 • r. e maker. Wallamseferi ichaboe for ditto off ditto tth October lasAawoon, per cubic feet .... 3 0-3 6 f lOsprer ld. 1 I I Beans, of which scarcely any but Egypttan are in the N. Walsh, Over Darwen, Lancashire, pap Same day, in Sparling.street, aged 36, Mr. JOHN WILLIAMS, Bahama - - - I E. Hilton and N. Walsh, Over Darwen, Lancashire, paper I I I Bruce, Will7al V alParaiso, at Cove STAVEs, per 1500. - - - market, would bring rather higher prices. - plumber, &c. The ste 'anis, from Ichaboe, at ditto, leaky Danzig, C. Pipe .4100 0 -110 0 makers. , Common West India.. -- - .... ). 12594 Pease have been more saleable, and feeding qualities _... Same day, near Northallerton, aged 83, Mr. THOS. TOPHAM, E vitton, Over Darwen, Lancashire, bleacher. Carnary, gaL tug that proceeded to the Urgent :on shore near Had . 60 0-70 0 1 28s. do. a member of the Society of Friends. Carthagena - - - I may be considered ls. per qr. dearer. it. Lamb, Stockton, Durham, iron mercbant. =o) ves • I I On tie 19th instant, in 'Upper Groserenor.strect, Londm, to render - t. rday, has returned to this port, not being able Quebec, red. to li in. thick, 1 - - Oats were in tolerable request, at a decline of id. to Id. Broughton and Garnett, Nantwich, Cheshire, bankers. th e wat , r anY assistance, in consequence of the shallowness of and 54 feet long - 45 0 2s.do. - - - J J per 45 lbs. P. Walters, Neath, timber merchants. aged 92, Mrs. CHARLOTTE MILNER. Same day, aged 37, SARAH, wife of Mr. RICH D. GREGSON. VEss z ' Do. Puncheon l2 0 - 18 0 3420 Surat - 3i 1 E B. Robinson, Nottingham, printer. 6727 1 130518 wa fully 6d per Id clicaper and a slow re- • Same day, at Chailey, attar a few hours' illness, aged 82, the 26th se es Srosare.-The Helen Jane, from London for Brazil, TIMBER, per cubic foot. s. d. s. d. , - - Oatu'e a l s • ' - ' M. Llewellyn, Neath, Umber-merchant. , 0 - . • Pt. in lat. 7N, long. 21 W ; Isabella, for Ichatme. 3rd Oak 3- '2 6 - - - -• • 50 quest at that abatement. G. Hocknell, Stone. Staffordshire, innkeeper. Hon. General S.t. JOHN. b, , , z g i .z2 n lat. 10 N, long. 23 W ; Mary, of Workington, for Idle- Pine, British Amer. common 10- 1 6 Same day, aged 10 years, JANE, your gest daughter of Mr. ', ea __ t?LI Sept; in lat. 11 N, long. 22 W ; Britannia, (steamer) 8.P.15. i -- 1 — BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. red_ .... 13- 1 8 29640 bales , ~) ' - CORN EXCIIANGE, NOVEMBER 15. W. SHAW, Everton. y jo ':ce for Halifax, loth instant, in iat. ss, lon e •,.. 23 ; Flora M• 385-3 I /40,203 yellow .. 13- 1 8 An advance to 6s. 6d. per qr. on Poreign Rye is the only J. Hall and S. Vincent, St. Mary-Axe, wholesale tea,dealers. Same day, aged 83, Miss CATHERINE DONNED, sister of i t "a l 4. hence tor St. John, N.B. Ist instant, in lat 45,10ng. 24; Danzig... . ____ ______ 1 7 11 I bp . n galee,:hence for Calcutta, gth ultimo, in lat. 11 N,.long. 26 m eme i : FarseeMerchant, hence for Ichaboe, 2nd-ultimo, in lat. 1" . Riga„red l- 1 11 130 Od id. s I s e . LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. Vaith less favourable winds since Tuesday, the large impor- John Sec,man, Queen-street, Che ps'd a 1 e, London, colour- On the 2sth instant, aged 9 months, WILLIAM NlCHOL succeeded by a very li r 8 - 1 10 tatiors noticed in our last have been merchant. SON, only son of Mr. JOSEPH SMITH, compositor: , son 0w• Th arras Arbrithnot, hence for Calcutta, bth A* i g - 2 ' ' ther Grain except Oats, of which • Same day, at St. Asaph, aged 35, alr. JOHN ROBERTS, a n lat. 4 s, long. 29 W ; William and James, from Coquim _____ Asriss MAnnan, * cwt. s. d. s. d mated supply of Wheat and es , Joseph Lawrence, Northsmpton, tobacconist. om Ireland have passed up the river to Run- cashier to Messrs. Forsyth and Smith, of this town. V,r tbis port, 15th ultitno, in lat. BN, long. 27 W ; George, of PRICES OF SHARES, NOVEMBER 2fi. Montreal,Pot 24 6 til) -- Dutch, crop.... 76 0 -80 0 a few cargoes fr _ , , Catherine Sarsh Harvey, George-street, Hanover-square, - "Ls port, 18th ultimo, in lat. 22 N, long. 32 Pearl, new 24 0- - Ombro 69 o -74 • corn ; w hilst of Irish Oatmeal, the fresh arrivals into this port London. dress maker. Same day, aged 27, FRANCES SARAH, wife of Mr. J. S. aa•A , Hassir Nov. 15.-The Britannia, sloop, of we . MeoItOLGII . U. States, Pot 21 0 -22 0 Pearl none. Mull Gamene -6 o are a ain rather liberal, but of Flour only moderate. 7 7 g o - o • , There has not been any activity in the trade during the in- Charles Cash, Whitechapearoad, ironmonger. M. REED, Plumpton-street, Everton. Same day, at Ponder's-end, aged SI, Mr. THOS. NAYLOR. "IthY w t on shore sont el ,en h side of the head, got of after dis- d Amt. SHARES. Sales BARK, Quercit 76- 8 6 French, S.F. a e ig -street, London, coffee-house -largai, s 1 f d l bricks and files, ant; put into Prat eeper. . Same day, at his mother's house, Canterbury-street, Isling nue, la ter cargo oea s, e e paid. This Day. Oak, •..sa ton .t 5 10 -6 10 S.F.F 67 o -71 0 1 in the value of any article upon the Small amount of business tom, aged 21, HENRY, eldest son of the late A. SPEARS, Esq. '"un Al b • •• ss ' Bth at 6 a ris -The brig Ranger, of no , ar om tor repan . . , • • —__- _____ German.... 40- 5 0 E.S.F 73 0 -SO 0 , transacted. Samuel Harvey, East alaresa, Essex, cattle-dealer. o n the e!, bound to Rae sgate, laden with coals, came on shure, . t . . d . RAILWAYS. BRIMSTONE, '4 , ton E.S.Fainel o S 8 0 1 Nothwithstanding the continued absence of country millers, Samuel Taylor Watson and William Byers, Skinner street, Grange, Fifeshire. On the 21st instant, aged 25, HENRY H. COMYN, Esq., late a•ia. „UT% side ef the head, in a dense fog. Got off at 11 London woollen-warehousemen. 2U 24 Barnsl' y Junction - 5 15 Spanish .... 78- 0 -85 0 , the Wheat trade this morning assumed a tolerably firm tone, ' of Pernambuco. Th e a , Proceeded without apparent damage or assistance. Joseph Craven, John Hardman, and George Craven, jun. 50 5 Birkenhead, el'chester& Chester 5-a Tuscany... •----- ! al o LASSHS, V Cwt. , and upon a few inquiries for old Wheat on Dish acceunt, with a On the 2let instant, in Great Nelson-street, aged 85, SU shore"tig Autu mn of Sunderland, laden with coals, came on Wakefield, Yorkshire, dyers. 103 ICO Sirmingliam at ~ ~ D 8 Id Gloucester CASSIA LICNEA,S. d. s. (11 St. Lucia, &c... 21 6 -22 6 ' moderate demand from our local buyers, the middle qualities of EANNA, widow of Mr. JOHN MACKIE. le anibe at e ull knocked her rudder off. She was ass:sted off by Joseph Craven and John Headman, Themes, Yorkzl.ire, a li g a t l i ngh fieherene n , and taken in tow for Scarborough by ,25, 25 Ditto quarter 5 Blackburn and Preston de ep wt g• name unknown Sh kbt 6 'I ff • - Joseph Broodbent, Kexby, Lincolnshire, wheelwright. . a er. Maet er d • e sun aou nal es o ILI 100 70 Bristol and Exeter - Same day, need 3 years and 3 menths, THOMAS, only son an crew saved. 311 Benjamin Osborne, Sheffield, table-knite-naanufacturer. 50 34 Bristol and Gloucester THLIESD --------------___ 5) 3 Caledonian SAIL • "' "VI:" ' 5 i 50 Chester and Birkenhead - Ch • h B Bh h ristop er ones, at , s oemaker. ASKEW, Esq. of Itedheugh, in the county of eurham. 11 all, SlLatlie. --Elisabeth Ben" 21.- the Wind variable and light. 50 g Ditto new Shares Trinidad.... 40 0- 45 0 Sinn, 40 0 -41 0 dian, at the same time, berng steady in value. Themes Mann, Leicester, paper hanger. Same day, aged 46, Mr. OSWALD AIREY. Taemi. r. ; c a k rionia, ~, , ~ Y, M'Gregor. for Savannah-Go- . 25 e Ditto half Barley and Malt corin h e same state as, John Sharpies, Blackburn, cotton manufacturer. On the 22nd instant, at his residence, Duke-street, in his 63fd -Gat's' Bro wn, for New " s i s tart ; Ocean Queen, M'Bride, and 50 b , Chester and Holyhead - s' 3 " Portugal &c .. 39 0 -40 a described in our last Circular. Beans att , ended with a good de- John Su d L d la g en, ee s, ma: ine-maker. year, WILLIAM COOKE, a men bar of the Society of Friends. _ ot s ntlett, Brown an _Orleans -Java, Pickering, for Mobile 20 1 - .Chester and Wrexham On the 2 ith instant, in the 50th year or her age, S IRA H, the •!;•, a h child, F eu, for i, d Solid, Erickson, for Rio Janeiro- so 21 'Dublin and Belfast . Jama. triag•e alm a. t0n.... 25 0- -- sional sales, steadily maintained our previous quotations. DIVIDENDS. •al cid, Tit:fibula cn aboe-Dradem, Sinnott, for Hayti-and ao 5 Dublin and Cashel - 6o 0 P--- , , beloved wife of the Rev. THOMAS STEAD, Wesleyan Minister. for Genoa. ordinary _ Fish,* 252 galls. Oats, being iu fair demand, fully supported the rates of Dec. 17, J. Grundy, Tottington Lower-end, Lancashire, wool- Manchester, ana daughter of the late Webster Fisherwick, Esq., Philli is ----- 75 6o I Duhlin and Drogheda good& fine o. 63 0- 78 0 pale 33 10 -34 0 Tuesday ; and Oatmeal, commanding ato erably ready sale len manufacturer-Dec. 11, T. Todd, Manchester, dealer in cot- „f B I RFD ey. . coloured 30 0 -32 0 was in some instances the turn dearer. ton-goods-Dec. Is, C. Benson, Edgbaston, Warwickshire, ne _, I • Stott, fr om v i • ' 25 24 I Dundee and Perth - 90 0 Same da • of fever, ELLEN SOPHIA, third daughter of WM. s'.. the latlauln _ a paraiso, at this port ; sailed sth Aug. 25 le:astern Couuties ~ o ensmg on, near averpoo , age years ren ee. a inso. in lat. 5N I • W kthSt L 25 •• 13a' is, I. Alderson, Halifax, Yorkshire, worsted-spianer. 4_, ~ +enCe f or Ri , r , , ong. 23 , spo ec . . aw- 6 2.3 535 4di Perpetual at' s eleoke eh M . "r ande. On the 2th instant, off Holy- a u 2-3 13S 46 1 Perpetual, No. 2 - - CERTIFICATES Yesterday, MARY ELIZABETH, the Infant daughter of Will' e . onarch, h f I I 205. Od. 30 0- 50 0 To be granted unless cause be shown to the contrary on the 0 'arn an ence or c iaboe WILLIAM LEEVEhS, jun , Woodside. Eaeed 25t1 d James, Brown from Co ui bo at this ort ; 5° 5o I Fein. burgh and Glasgow • ordinary .. 1 Turpen. aa cwt. 29 0 -.), . -. ~ Wheat, -p 70lb .... red s. d. a. d s. d. s. d day of meeting. sPek e ta 1 J WY On the 15(h'ultieno • qm '• P V 124 124 Ditto quarter good &fine o. 50 0- 60 0 RICE, le , CICt I Engli- II new 6 7 e.,2 dli old .... 611@ 7 3 Dec. 10, C. Alderton, Brighton, tailor-Dec. 14, J. Badcock, , ,--,--„.... e . m e C ar • , in lat. BN, long. 27 % , ee • • • . 20 Edinburgh, Leith and Granton middling .... 65 0- 70 0 Carolina, eress 22 0-26 0 Ditto, white. 7- a 7 !o. .... 76- 7 10 Sebrive h n am, Berkshire, grocer-Dec. 11, F. Howard, Ton- LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. outn ohne, Hughes, from Lima and I • fr 1 `" qinque Or , a - good mid. ii e oriel ld o -18 0 ! Irish red - 6 I do. .. , . 6 4- 6 o 20 5 Ditto, preference-shares 75 0- 80 0 " bridge-Place, New-road, London, publisher-Dec. 11, J. Dan wit', st canntu g , fine mid., &c. Bengal, (rd. (IWO 0 -10 9 6 8 - 7 3 do, .... - la Glasgow and Dumfries • caster Brighton, publisher-Dec. 13, E. O'Beirne, Bath, wine. Direct. I direct Direct. Indirect ._ ach ~, , r az, \sent out about midnight to look for the vessel V s Mocha - 70 0 nud to fine .. 11 0 -12 u 1 Rye, English, as qr.... - Irish6olb ! - ' 6u oy ' Passed, bottom up, to the northward of the Bell - 25 14 ersgow, Paisley, & Greenock .. merchant-Dec 19, I. Alderson, Halif ix, Yorkshire, wonted- -- . W ar e d e rer , 12a 12i Ditto half sh , res - 55 0 Africa's none. Barley, English - Australia . July 31. Lima Java - 45 0 Item, la gallon, in bond. Scotch & Irish,* 60Ib 4 3 5 0 do. .. .. 1 3 9- 4 3 low a. a s M Allister fro P • Ed 1I 1 d K' F e l . ai. „ u e Ars ._ , m rince ware san, at ings- 13 Ditto preference Havana Jamaica, facturer. Bahia .... .. Oct. 11. Maranham .. .. Oct. 11. so Glasgow and Ayr Malt, English, as qr... - br0wn..162 0 -66 6 ss. fo r te . aid th instant, spoke the Duncan, from St. John - good & fine.. 35 0- 45 0 12 to 16 o. p... 210- 3 2 Irish Ih e A) `ss port ' 124 128 Ditto quarter shares - do. ....155 u -60 0 CERTIFICATES Bombay .. .. .. 1 Mobile . .... .. Nov. 1. s , ary e 100 :nand J unction 215 St. Domingo.. 26 0- 28 0 stronger 3- 3 4 Oats, 1) , 701 b. To be granted by the Court of Review, sinless cause be shown -- wa n e ,„ Alealale, from St. Jago de Cuba and Jamaica for lt , h) B. As ees .. .. Sept. 22. Monte Video. .. Sept. 24. 14th 0 ' Was wreck dff tl • ' 0 5o Ditto half shares - 32 0 choice marks.. 46- b 6 E'lish & Scotch, new -- --- old .. 34- 3 8 to the contrary on or before Dec. 15. ' etober eo le coast of Cuba previous to the I Laguira 35 0- 80 oSA FFL OWE R, 4 , Curt. • • Calcutta .. .. is. N. Orleans .. .. Oct. 31. Alciope 13. Mate drowned. 25 124 Quarter - G. G. Hope .. .. 17. New York .. Nov. 9. .. Previ ous ' ennett, bou dt c • tbk t V I • 124 .24 One-eighth I good 29-2 10 , do. 130- 3 2 11. C. Walton, Liverpool, surgeon-J. North, Nottingham, charleston .. Nov. .5. Pernambuco . .. Oct. IC J ato ihe .s• t o yansea, pu ac o a paraiso 10, 100 alrea.t North of England - 7 5 middling - 2 9 J hatter-J. Mayn. Flushing, Cornwall, merchant-T. Brand, China .... .. July 31. Rio Janeiro.. .. Oct. 12. a ne Pr ~.ird August in di-tress .. _0 W e .-. _ . . . 100 75 aireat Western - 6 0 ord. & mid 4;0- 5 15 undried — black .. 00- 0 o Stamford-street, Blackfriars, London, livery-stable•keeper- Demerara .. eseb eeo ., ,:es, sarled Irons Valiormso for this port 2ath Aug. Oct. 19 Savannah .. .. Noe. 3. ' Campeachy 7 10- 712 . Bombay - 2 16 Welsh Fr ee) , Sa aile, Le Messurier hence at Rio Janeiro 50 50 Ditto Half Shares .. .. al eof eei , eaae at Charleston . 2 ) 4 Ditto Fifth Shares - 510 sAurrwrithi,l4 cwt. s. (1. s. d i Beans, English,* qr.. -- --- do. .... ,41 0 -43 0 Lond, March, Cambridgeshire, leather-seller-J. Pemberton. Jamaica .. .. .. 22 Valparaiso . .. Aug. 18. 50 50 Hull and Selby Tampico 65-6 to East India .... s 2 0 -28 0 , la:eds, soap boil:r -J. Robertson, Wotton-under-Edge, Glcu• • Scotch& Irishaaa4Boll, 39 0 -40 0 do. .... 139 0 -40 0 .. 18 Vera Cruz .. .. Oct. 13. , Aoi no 7, Rxltchardson, hence for Ichaboe, at Cove Legume .. .. 'fl c orn 'a er, from Buenos Ayres, at ditto, sailed ath Sept. • le Ditto uarte 12 2 q r Puerto Cabello 0 0- 0 0 SouthAmericaula 0 -13 R ~ ! Pease, English, white.. 39 0 -41 0 b1ue....1 - - cestershire, draper. __ lo ar ,. Pail, ~.i „ 9 0- 9 10 SHELL LAC, se ere/. ier breed 11 Lancaster and Carlisle - e rn e . , or the lad Mar • Lett the following vessels 5° for L,' • -1 or tie s Y')' • • 50 47i aancaster and Preston p i _ n o - do n , the 1 .; Port, the Jame s Gibson, and Bcilo Portena ; , 'Rio de la Bache liver and block 32 0 -46 0 ' Flour, 20 , 28015 I FROM TIIE LoNDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. 1...,:,,n uth. th aragon, Isabella, and Prince of Wales ; for 3, i 19 Ditto tin ee-quarter shares .... [WEEKLY REPORT.] solid - 11 0 SKINS, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. , - -ech m e Iris • f tl Ch 1 f .1 Th 100 100 aiverpool and Manchetter ADMITTED. DISCHARGED. .at, 5 • ary A ea. , or le anne , or er ers. ornas clean - 13 0 Neutria, 1.4 ,, (fez 6 0 -12 0 1 Irish . - 0 0 do. .... 100 - 0 0 0 N 50 j 2 ,0 ,•, lo n , 16 e and Jean Baptiste. On the tette ultimo, in 41 50 Ditto ' half shares small - 810 Churchill', do. 10 o 25 0 ' Oatmeal, v.. I.'. of 0 4015 - Ditto new - Medical and Surgical cases I Relieved and at own request. 1 a) ,_nial Dy er ~) ,`a , spoke the Leander, of this port Lima, solid .... 12 io- as 0 Seal, erase 25 24 Liverpool, Ortnskirk & Preston .. 425. od. . 23 - 2 6 Irish, new 23 6 -24 0 !old . ~,,,„123 6 -24 0 shire, attornies•at•law-Maden and Hargresves, Rochdale, Upon recommendation... .16 Attending as Out Patients. 14 It l i Ptleini a , f ro 3'er , irons Ichaboe off Cove Baxwood, An g 0.5 0 - 5 5 SillilklAC,V , Mc,. . p„. , EPo nD II :" Port Republican at Leghorn Stock. 110 London and Birmingham 217 16 cotton-manufacturers-Christi an and Kennard, Liverpool, hat- Irreeolar ,Gaboon .... 4 5- 410 Sicily 9 6-- 10 0 ' -•` 4l •Y Que ' "v• 1 7.- tb 'th f the car , o of the 32 a Ditto ..t - '32 shares ha, ; „ en, f ro ,,, . - out oneeour o e 25 2 Ditto quarter shares - 22 0 Palermo - g MEETINGS OF CREDITORS For. LIVERPOOI . Ingram and Co. Liverpoo` m 1 I . ~ erc rants- toseow, Lard and Co. Remainingin the Hospital . . 73. a . ha s a ce er Liverpool to Corfu, wrecked on Saunton 5 ) Red San. Wood 6 15- 7 5 Trieste saos e „, 'h saved in a clan ed sta' e 45 London & Brighton - a 0 NovEmBER. HOuR Rochdale and Bury, Lane shire. coal propriet rs ;as far as re- strak, aeu 88 , Oct. l e ' a g ', • 124 124 Ditto Loan Notes - 6 6 26. John Bibby, (2nd) mi t t ~. at G ra •---The Betsey Hall, Cholditch, which was Riga. P.T.R. .. 35 0- 36 0 Tyrolese NIII .*ti rld Salin e 401 • t'd' h 'ag h r r o 50 50 London and South Western .... 70- 8 6 ' 26, Evan Kinssy, (Ist) r epair Li 'ex . , i instan ,is Ise argir eca g , 43 6 P'butg, 9 head 32 0- 33 0 SUGAR, ~,o, cwt. Ditto new shares Traditurer, R. W. Batcson, Es q . ome i n here or proceed to Port Republican to DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Archangel .... 36 0- 42 0 B.P. Muscovado Sate 50 2i London and Y ork Chaplain. Rev. Wm. slughes.--House-Sur g eo n , Mr. Parker hi a l 'r , ---Vi• , R Banister Portsea, Hampshire, draper. a,sl ' --dzab ti 30 5 Leecls and Bradford Dutch& elem. 45 0- 80 0 moist brown 54 o -55 6 27, Thomas and Edward Williams, (div.).. . District Court, 12 0 : ' IT _ a, . at e , , a. e 1 Bentley, M'Gregor, for Savannah-Go- J. Banester, Derby, linen draper: ~.,a , v l l is, 1 3 ,„ , L:aledonia Wishart ; Ocean Queen, al Bride ; 4,„') 40 Manchester and Birmingham '' nti m • "a for k- ' 2 1 Ditto quarter. Turkey., blue ...S6 0- 57 0 good & mid. .58 6 -64 0 eg, Michael M`Divitt, (audit) cha a, --. B row :, .+ew Orleans-Java, Pickering, for Mobil e - 'a R. Barker. Manchester, druggist. T art, . k'eu, f or 'i, and Solid, Ericson, for Rio Janeiro-Roths- 21 21 ,Manchester, Bolton & Rossendale mixed 45 0- 48 0 fine 8.: v. line 65 0 -68 0 29, Joseph Banks, (proof and div.) Ditto, 12 W. Carpenter, Chippenham, Wiltshire, innkeeper. DISCITARCED ADMITTED. On'l , f 0...„ c haboe-Diadem, Sinnott, for Ilayti-Placid, - 93 IManchester, Bolton, & Bury .... East India .... 53 0- 54 0 Mauritius, 29, Robert Gordon Roberts ' sien ea 100 70 Manchester and Leeds , John Burgess, Cratfield. Suffolk, farmer. Relieved and at own request li Out t -patients -_________ 50 31 ' Ditto half shares - 50 0 brown Sr yel. 50 0 -56 o 3e, John Garnett, (proof and div ) 0 Casuals during the week, . 11 25 2 1 Ditto quarter shares Ann ie , FR DAY, Novellas:a 22. e • . • ' lO9 E. India, in bd. 15 0- 20 0 East India, Bengal 30, Robert Preston (proof and div.) n -street, Oxford-street, Lon- Dead RA/ 1) * --- Pil • Stock. Iyo i Nlid:a rid Counties ii.„. tsn...._ z _ n grim, Howling, fr. m Calcutta Gem, as awt. Khaur 42 0 -49 0 30, Maurice Seary, (proof and div.) 21 2 I 1-sth Shares 4 ha•-..."m,„ru ho, autherland, and Triunfante, Miercken, for -2 5 *lNeweast le and Berm ick - 0 0 brown & ycl. 51 0 -55 0 30, S. J. Clegg and John VVhitby, (audit).... Ditto, 1 Willie m Jackson, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, London, 1i, 9 7, Brown, for Africa and Bombay. 100 100 ,Newcastle and Carlisle - 0 o good and fiatfis 0-7 u 0 Dec. 2, Matthew Taylor, (special; Edward G. Deane's, 1 upholsterer. Consultine 1 , S irgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr. Dawson . huh, .a Nowl a „, , 21 INewcastle and Darlington June. 61 Barbary ...... 40- 0 e extra line.... 63 0 -71 0 3, Thomas Brewer, (proof and div.) rancis Blundell, New Sarum Wiltshire, grocer. Chaplaia... ...... Rev. Thos. Harries. ~ arks & e ", Lance for Palermo at Sicily, with loss of sails, 25 Senegal .-... 00- 0 0 Manilla, in bd. 15 0 -19 6 4, Thomas Benbow, (special) .. ... -Holden and Clarke's, 1 Jonas Staples, Cottenham, Cambridgeshire Apothecary, Mr. George Padley. , plumber. ri etaa t , 25 5 North British Ham e, le ton Je R. .4 ? s. Havana, do. .„. .---- Samuel Eccles and Charles Ridings, M • House Visiters, W. M•Crackan and C. Turner, Esqrs. Th e -. tabb f 100 100 !North Union (A.) ..... .... anthester, cotton y,. wre c k .. , rom Hamburg for this port off Swansea - 1 Ditto (B.) P'bure„ clean.. 27 10- 28 re brown lB 0 -ia 0 manufacturers House Surgeon . Mr. al`Cheane. that outshot 26 4- 26 10 ye:low . 2O 0 -22 6 PACKET LIST. . ' of N 7, f _seen yest _ d was fallen in with 2sth inst., by the Achilles, TO 50 Preston and Wyra . . ste a 4 4 er arid ' thi s ' . „ Q .Y...at. 3 lame about midway between the Isle too los Runcorn Gap - 28 10 white 0rd.... 21 0 -26 0 GENERAL POST -OFFICE, November 15. Wm. Newton, Bath, coal merchant. . outshot 2,7 0- 27 10 good & flue.. 28 0 -31 0 ''' C0n,,,,' fr°4l Gra l'' In tow of two steam tues, by the Admiral 100 100 Ditto preference en- raper. RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. 730 pa ~Y Ca stle s,gow la Sheffield and Lincoln Archangel .... 00- 0 0 Brazil, in bond. to 4 1 . ." -. . i - 3 --, z - .6 - .9e.E.T4Ert,14 . 25 Manilla 23 0- 25 0 brown l5 0 -18 0 . .::.4. t - , 4,1 . '1 rs - PC .4);.-,....1W5 c).,,F.E.'crPl.c&-' DIVIDENDS. -- 7CO p a c e i a ses t ea (fartearner), from Camarvon at this port, with 1 0 824 Sheffield and Manchester •-•''' ' 4 ~.› 7, 2 LC E.t ( VD ',0•91 ''.=• X l - ..r.`"iil .•' . f,' . o Dec. 20, J. S. Daintree, and J. Ryle, and W: R Rave , Bombay l4 0- 20 0 yellow 0 0- 0 0 la, ~ a ~ _ -:-.1. 2S. ....- ...., , s 3 nseroft, (From the Railway Magazine of Saturday.) wer e 10 ,ages L ad _aim the Urgent, ashore in Carnervon Bay. 25 8 Quarter Manchester and Macclesfield, bankers -Dec. Jute - 14 0 white ord. .. Ig 0 -21 0 hi °- al `,/3 ' '-a ''' 7e' s 5)- P ii . '''''' ''t • ''' B '-' " P = 17, S. Hadfield, The following calculation of the last weekly returns of 48 ' taki ng T i d i ed f oe ca a r lso been landed on the beach, and two boats 25 2i Scottish Central Hums, Ox and COW, 10 tho good and finene 0 -24 0 ° l * ZX • ? '''' a l- g '-' CZ ''',-. P•l3 -cg g --g, E.F, › Manaiester, file manufecturer-Dec. 16, T - I) CI . Gi son, North railways, 1,775 miles in length, given in our present number, t G. li en , 6l °ngai r i a n t a h r_von• The Erin Go Bragh (steamer) was 50 5 Shrewsbury and Grand Junction. r B. Ayres and Monte Video. TA LLoW, V esii. . CA 51 .0 WC ) P /ZAX.P. ' l3 ' Es.''' 17,0 6 , sv ~,=' ,__ 0 . xO m s ca ~.. 4 n , scale, Lancashire, coal merchant. ' will. we believe, be of interest : -Number of p. sseng 1 Rolse. 0 ; 1 Y, 11 arris o „ e sh iP 50 50 South Eastern and Dover 371 inferior & mid. 0 51- e 64 P'burgh, Y.C. 41 6 -42 3 a s a'r) ta e 3 sa .., , a' = re• 023- e , a ~..0 a." o so al e sa ers on 34 f Athe na, fr In " t a h pepte• Ree", from Singapore at Cope Good 50 - New shares good & prime.. 0 64- 0 78 Odessa 40 6 -41 0 zei ta - a .•. -°a' ° P es' ° ta•'o 0 zA E. .3 - a CERTIFICATES railways, 317,660. The receipts for passengers on 48 railways, 1 ' M gnoli o a • -a'cuttantiber, in lat. 3) S, long. 36 E., spoke the ee 2 ITrent Valley Do. salted .... 0 41- - 6. . a., oes eao, eea ~,,a 05 4 Archangel .... 39 0 -39 6 a rn 8 ?_,„ t . . 9.-2.a.,;ik l a--6- ,-,0 o . To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the z t.I. x 67,909 ; ditto for goods on 46 railways, £35,703 ; total, £93,612. This i -1 Ist Ulti i a Johns o this port 50 2gi. 'Ulster e 1 N, Amer. salted 0 34- 03i Buenos Ayres.. 25 0 -40 0 ii..; t % - ;: r e l a 0 r-; il k ; f....?, et' S ~., rn 6 a riii - e n es o for c ork "' trona Manilla at St. Ilelena, and sailed Dec. 13, E. Rigmaiden, Liverpool, wine dealer-Dec. 16. B. 20 20 Yarmouth; and Norwich • F . , F. • ~., e . = 4. ai . ; sailed 3tl s ' It° Y a le Pest 50 IO York and North Midland - 06 4 TAR, V. brt. P ...1 c '" 3 „ - --..F, a a- p > Fell, Sharpies, Lancashire, bleacher-Dec. 16, T. Gibson, North NAME. , Passen- I Cor wk. , Cite Money. ' - I (,_ a tetimo for th• ere from Ichaboe at St. Helena, and 25 25 Ditto half Shares • dry salted.. 0 41- 6 5 Stockholm -.12 6 -13 0 o , 0 Vo• e i ... a a , „,.. ~.,, r ... 0. ~..... 0 a 3 Scale, Lancashire, coal merchant-Dec. 17, L. D., H., and G. ---- gem's. lastyear' • • •4 C I "' a 8 ,„ in , rd et ew , te _ is port iiea 4th tilt' act. Arnold 0 5 10 Ditto, (Scarborough) - 064 Archangel -.12 6 -13 0 g . z o z 0a [.; ir a'' 7 ? ;',,' 2 p. Valpar.aiso, dry 05- 0 6 C aro li na - a 5 10 9 -11 4 e o e e.,.., ~ ..,,-..,-,„_.a.- ..,„--5: n•••-, s---,,---) X Smith, Dulverton, Somertetshise, and Gutter-laae, Loudon, Arbroath and Forfa crape nanufacturers-Dee. 7, C. James, Grand Junction- Birmineh ------- r - ..#'l37 .e 144 34- 0 Rav e "no for e . from China at St, Helena, and - izi . ror, lie i end ow , 50 - York and Selby .£5O shares ...... Odessa, &c. dry 05- 0 6 Virginia - a_ - - tirn o for Ant a ''',,' f r°rn Ma Ditto £25 shares ...... . 'Zi :.." X l- 3 00 Z Binningham and Gloucester.. - 25 - es 2160 1608 21 W. India, dry.. 0 5- 0 6 merman, * cwt. a Windsor C wet.- nilla at St. Helena, and sailed sth res ". •' .l 63 0 rans° gel E.'. - _ i B B randling Junction - - 808 • g a flailed at I wrestle, James, fm I, ' FRENCH, &c. RAILWAYS. salted.. 04- 0 5 Creamof Tartar 6) 0 -61 0 as r, g• ~. . . 0 ~• ,„ v ristul and Glonce:ter - _ A Canada E Imo for this Por r t ° - -e nmay at St. Hen na, and , Bou:ogne and Amiens .. East India ~.. o - 1 0 brown and ye 1.48 0 -54 0 il , -3 o .. e ° ;,'"4:: ''' PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S. Chester a ultimo f , dgar, fro m C e ta 'Dr this port ateutt a at S 29 - Central of France .. 8 Kips, B.A. cay. 07 - 0 i Tax, la Iti. in bond, a .+ z a , E. .„ ..,, . g• t"" a Et ''' I a 0 m Dublin and Drogheda . 6931 5p3 is at, ulicowen, Clarribilt f. Helena, and sailed sth 20 2 e Lyons and Avignon - • a B 2 2 1 ?4 1 . 00. - - ext 0 - G 9. `.4 VI Z.' D 4. Outward. I Home. - - Dublin and Kingstown 2) Floasx HAIR, 43 , K. Fokein - 7,1 aso ts: a,' 1. a es ise ia- ta. LONDON & LIVERPOOL, i t a Rim° for , from Ma ' - Or:eans and Bourdeaux 43 88s. gd. 'a '' 4 1. , ORZ s g i o a --_______ - vundee aad Arbroath 3299 228 215 4 a Tlionla Cork nilia at St. Helena, and sailed 20 1 Paris and Lyons - 0 74 Congou, com. 011 - 1 1 q p.- - 4.... o , z o ,_.. ..., to le of r,,,, 8 NaYlOr, Orr, fro 20 2 mixed - 094 mid. to fine. 16- 2 6 0 K Pig j • . •• • • "•• •• • • Durham and Sunderland .... 3668 1-26 re boarpier, anchor, a m Ichabo e „,„ Paris and Orleans et. ~, , : ta. Ed' inburgh and Glasgow .... 13232 2214 2141 48 a 20 long tails 1 0 - 1 0 Twankay, corn. 1 14- 1 2 , o a el -re 0' • a. Leeward Isl. Dem. &Berhie 20 0 - 0 0 20 0- 3a u - u, and sai nd chains . at St. Helena, with loss , - ,a earls and Rouen Eastern Counties ;c 1 hi ~,,, led Octobe r 8 ' and Part f o cargo thrown over- 20 - Paris and Strausburgh - 2 0 mid. to good 13- 1 10 = . 6t 0. 4 0 Honduras 5O 0-63 0 50 - • 14711 3676 3134 34 .1 ..._,... : ° 6 ° 0 Glasgow and Ayr 13795 1464 1208 44 $ S catt, th fo r s -• ae , Cobra s . a s Aseen eion 0 al e . a ' Peanna, Cri h 20 2 Rouen and Havre - 2 8 5 8 Havana 35 0-50033 0 - 44 0 Glasgow and Paisley 11482 745 712 24 dt Hel en „,. ,nd Eliza Cur • g ton, Flora, Davidson• Eliza 20 12: , a a burgh and Basle tr s Bengal. campon 0 us a 3 = a P 42 . C C , 0 Pe New York, Boston 25 0-30017 6 - 20 0 Grand Junction - 7624 fisll is 3 0th june'Levaert, Whittii tee, from Ichaboe at Ascension 20 14 ' pus. & violet 00- 0 0 cons. to good none a .4 set 0 Charleston, Savannah - 0 e ig . , 3 , _ Great North of England .... ~- --.Q ., 16 a 1328 57 a tO J oe Inhani, from S 20 2 Sambre and Meuse blue & violet 00- 0 0 Hyson Skin.... 1 0- 1 1 a E. New Orleans - ' hanghae, at the Downs, Tours and Nantes la ' Great Westsrn te is nah c, ePte rab nerd, a il, 20 1 blue - 0 0 mid. to fine 14- 1 10 0 ta r Canada 7 0 0 - o 0 0 0 - 0 o Liverpool and Manchester .. - b oa er, on k . eod, from N 4350 3659 10 violet, & fine 5 0- 5 6 Souchong,com. 1 2- 1 4 1.;.• e - Vs 'et W "lch daY there we ew York at Ichaboe, 13th BANKS, and MISCELLANEOUS, re a' British North America London and Birmingham..., - 143-6 1 13835 se el . Inch is re about 300 ves.:els at Icha- ord. & mid. 43- 5 0 good to fine 16- 2 g fa fl sa Newfounatand OO-0 0 0 0 0 0 London and Blackwall 41150 648 617 o s , E li ,_ , try . Ander 100 121 Liverpool Bank violet & cop. Pekoe, flowery 2 0 - 3 0 a, as o if Brazils ... 25 0- 30 0 25 0 30 0 London and Brighton V ' 4 4eth I. T son sailed fr g Ditto Banking Company .... 133- 4 0 0 a 9 3702 31' 9 E n , Unter ' om Tanganrog • 20 10 Mixed .. Hyson, COM... 18- 2 2 •"' w' River Plate er aOl a, a a ,...,_ , 30th, both for this port 'Bth Oct. and Ditto Borough Bank l4l . 96e15i 1032 21 10 co p. g. & fine. 36- 4 0 fine 26- 4 0 . es East Indies - 40 0 London and Greenwich ... :• 3a . 210 34 a 5 .t; t., esniet „. t l_v_ 7 s , Sailed from Malaga for tit' Ditto Commercial • .. '59) 817 an alter! from Be . is Port 4th Nov 10 10 ord. & mid. 2 6-- 3 6 Young Hyson 10- 3 0 • 't: China SO 0-60060 0 - 70 0 Southwestern IS' How a . l Gx.nen ._ , o ideaux for this rt • Ditto Royal - 3 3 .......... - 5043 5023 con. quality 2 3- 4 3 Imperial Batavia 35 0-- 40 0 35 0- 40 0 Manchester, Bolton, and 13 - y r , ard, C alle thall. at Deal, for this port po sth Nov. 1000 500 Ditto Unt gi I,ry - I t, i n ha -i , .sai.,, s , a, from Savannah 20 lo Oude l- 4 0 Gunpowder, % o X o 0 °• New South Wales - 805 730 7 4t o :9 g 50 0 40 0 - Manchester and Birmi • n Omen - ,at Waterford eaanehester & Liverpool DsetriCt. o 5 $ 5 5 5 ' ) Cape of Good Hope - - Manchester and L. • ' • 2922 2555 1 7e' lat . 3 „ 7 N, lo r ,""l•-Colombia n , hence to S d 20 10 , shoals and South Wales. Madras 2- 4 6 good and fine 2 0- 5 0 1 ecGe and Or ,„ , lo ng . 7 g p : 21 W i, • Ann I/ 1 h y ney, 13th Oct 10 1(1 Guatimala, as lb. TosAcco,* tb. in bond. - Os - se WO se :re' " I' i Africa - 105 0- Hull and Seib ererriet h • - - • Al - ae, ence to Constantino • . 2 Anderton Carrying Company .. .. Y ............ - 6C46 5381 3-1 Floras - 0 2i "" '..________L--,-------- Gibraltar . - 20 t Midland Counties . Of W • Ws . e "ce to's of , hence to Oporto, in lat. 4 l pie, in 0 171 , lootle Water Works - 8523 ;779 7810 Sobres 3- 4 0 Stemmed 00- 0 0 -, g - ,f, : - .1 so Lima, Valparaiso, &c. - 50 0 NewCaStle and Darr ......... 0 1 9 ; Sto k. - , , r .., , 21 , vv. ils oa , he Cape of Good Hope, in lat. 2 1 ,7 r, t o o ". - " c "an -as -omPany " 00 6, het n. 1 100 - Cortes - 0 4 'Oa k mPI .4 n Malta, Sicily, &c. - 33 6 Newcastle and ~ tigton .. - 1054 - - s et ~.sT „ wi • -ra.R x t ee to Buenos Ayres, in lat N 11 • 9 , lon g , 100 - Ditto new shares; Carracas, Flo. 39- 4 6 Maryland .... 00- 0 0 Vil ~, a . Os K 14 i;.. m ~ s m yrna and Constantinople. 30 0 - 0 0 40 0 - 0 0 New tl ' Carlisle - 2655 :412 4 e and North Shields 16194 376 328 2 31' , ,nte r , ae , A, 00. 10. -Th e C• ' 100 gicchange Buildings - 26 0 Nor h • t Midland .__* be I.chaboe;-c"ranother vessel, nam' yeran, of Peterhead, Samu e l toe _ Harrington Docks Cortes 1 6 2 9 Bengal 12 0 -16 0 ''' ni !:.'s 1 .4.: 4 p = /4 Madeira () 15 0 20 015 0 20 0 North 'Union . 7625 1401 - 856 -. , n. no _ _ . e unknown, have been lost at Stock. 200 Harrington Water Works . a. a ea ''''. Western Isles, Cape de Verds - _ _ _ 44 ,10t ',,' Ills. c,.'"s saved. LAC DYE, V K. TURPENTINE, 15. cwt. F, ,, , a a a at .., _ Pars:Sand Orleans 'ugia ' tee, and 20 24 Liverpool Fire and Life D.T. and prime 16- 2 6 American .... 56- 8 2 n. 0 0 P Lisbon - 20 0 - - - 3 j 0 G- s te, Lila • Black Cat, Davies, hence at St. al• Paris and Rouen n 00 0 1 13822 4a89 3 0 3 ;Ilea Wig, Bostock ichael 100 100 Livereool Dock Bond mid. to good 0 5 1 d Vaaoana, op ton..e a 4t . 8 • es• Cadiz 7 6- 20 0 en 7 1 01 ..ord , . and Elizabeth M , assom, hence at 40 to Marine Assurance Company .... 3/ ord. & infer. 0 It- 0 4 Smyrna, pickedls 0 -21 • • , a France 30 0- 20 0-25 s - • 769 338 231 - eri t 'wi th i _ -elsr u , wi . at Gas & Coke Cem n . .... 100 10 0 aesa pa y 10 0 -15 0 • ra. Holland 4O 0-50030 0 - 40 n Sheffield and Manchester .... 1059 6a2 480 , - As _ o e ss of ~ 1 Ilis, from this port, for Terceira, t MADDER ROOTS .ap• cwt. Morea - a. Cove, 25 25 Ditto, quarter - 1 815 4033 2700 2 0 1 Ileu e l y ` ath, sV i a o • k n e l . ) . oo m . Smsrna 50 20 20 Rock Ferry rO O 0 t 411ebee a ; Royal William, ---, and Fame, —, 10 so itelern Tug Company Tripoli & Syria none A' rican - 7 to o a o ' a • 8 9 ; Ulster .. Fr eneh none East India .... 70-7 15 . 5 2 p Petersburg, Riga, &c. - - ___ Yarmouth and Norwich .... 2549 172 - -- Naples. OO American .... 7 5--7 15 S; ...1 •-.4 v . .+1 / Oporto - e 0 -- - --- York and North Midland.... It 3071 2169 2030 ,II ' Wheat, T , 7 01 b .. .. red s. d. S. d s. d. s. d Engli-h new 6 7 eg ti 11 old .... 6 11 @ 7 3 Ditto, white 7 2 7 7 ! o . . . . . 7 6 7 10 Irish red Ditto, white 6 8 7 3 do, .... --- --- Rye, English, ap qr - -- Irish6olb -- -- Barley, English Scotch & Irish,v• 601 4 3 5 0 d 0..... I 3 9 4 3 Malt, 'English, 4 , qr — brown.. 162 0 —66 0 Irish - -- do. ....156 0 —6O 0 Oats, s 7016. E'lish & Scotch, new -- -- old .... 3 4 3 8 Irish. fine qualities 2 10 —2 lli \ good middling undried black .. 0 0 0 0 Welsh - old .... 3 0 3 2 Beans, English, la , qr - -- do. ... ,41 0 --43 0 Scotch& Irish,4 , 4Bolb 39 0 —4O 0 do. .. 2139 0 —4O 0 Pease, English, white 39 0 —4l 0 b1ue....1 -- Do. & Irish.... maple 36 0 —3B c grey .. , 1 35 0 —36 • Tares, q, ,, ) qr Flour, v 280th I English, fine.. 35 0 —36 0 super . • 36 0 —37 6 Irish Oatmeal, v. I.'. of 240th Irish, new 23 6 —24 0 !old ...-..P 23 6 —24 0 LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. Direct. I direct ; Direct. Indirect - - -' - Australia.. .. July 31. Lima Bahia .... .. Oct. 11. Maranham Barhadoes .. Oct. 24 Mauritius Bombay .. .. .. 1 Mobile . B. Ayres .. .. Sept. 22. Monte Video. .. Sept. 24. Calcutta .. .. la. N. Orleans G. G. Hope .. .. 17. New York Charleston .. NOV. a. Pernambuco China .... .. July 31. Rio Janeiro .. Oct. 12. Demerara .. Oct. 13 Savannah Havana .. .. .. 2?. St. Helena Jamaica .. .. .. 22 Valparaiso . .. Aug. 15. Laguira .. .. .. 18 Vera Cruz *`