The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-04 00:00:00

Brecon and Merthyr s Bristol and Exeter 3 0 Ditto new Shares.. . . .. Bristol and Gloucester ...... British and Irish Union si Dolton, Wigan and Liverpool t h liDoston. Newark and Sheffield 42s — ; Bo Am, Stamford, and Birming. X 5 B ,Buckinghamshire 2j Caledonian 1 1 Extension 13 4 Cambridge and Lincoln Il,e Extension Shares s s . ambridge and Oxford Cranbriao and G and Junction. I 4 Chelmsforn and Bury 4 Chester and Birkenhead Is Ditto new Shares Ditto half is Ditto new £2 shares tl5 Chester and Holyhead iiChester and Manchester Direct. elClitheroe Junction s i nyclesdale Junction -i iCurowall and Devon ilCornwall eorentry and Leicester . I ,;Derby and Crewe 41Derby and Great Grimsby June 1 Derny, Uttoxeter and Stafford Derehani and Norwich I s Dundee and Perth 66 4 Eastern Counties.... 6 , New Shares 11 Perpetual, No. 1 l Perpetual, No. 2 di East Lancashire No.l 111 No. 2 4 1East Lincolnshire lllEast and West of England IRI3I-1 LINES, Ifi Armagh and P, rt Rush it Bandon and Bantry 5 Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and Coleraine 2/ :3elfast and County Dawn 5 Cork and Bandon 2a Cork and Killarney Cork and Waterford lfi Dublin and Armagh 5 Dublin and Belfast Junction 65 Dublin and Drogheda 5 Qr. Shares la Dublin and Wexford 4 Dublin and Galway 5 Dundalk and Enniskillen 22 Great County Down 2i Great Munster 15 Great Southern and Western . 74 Extension lj Irish North Midland to Kilkenny J unction 2/ Limerick and Ennis 24 Limerick and Killalco 74 Limerick and Pk,terford 5 Londonderry and Coleraine 24 Londonderry and Enniskillen 5 Midland Gt Western & Canal 2/ Ditto Extension to Sligo al Newry, Armagh. & L'derry Jut 2' Newry, Ban ridge, and Belfas 24 Newry and Enniskillen Newry and Warren-point New Ross and Carlow Ulster Waterford and Kilkenny Waterford and Tramore Waterford and Valentia Wexford and Carlow HULL CORN MARKET, OCT. 28. At this day's market the supply from the farmers of new Wheat was only moderate, the condition being not much im pr, ved. Buyers were unwilling to give the prices ask.ed, and both old and new were Is per quarter lower. No Barley offer ing. Rather more Oats offering, and fully ‘‘s per quarter dearer Beans and Pease in fair request, and Beans is dearer. 2L.. 3 2} 22 .. 22 15k.. ICI It 2i .. 2# 2} .. 2t 4g.. 5 9i.. fti a.. 8_ 2i 41s 6d sleep. Josephine. Smith, from Bombay, at Macao, and sailed for this port 7th August DOUGLAS. ISLE OF MAN, Oct. 25:—The Foxdale, from Liver pool for Peel, is on shore on Jurby Point. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, OCT. 30. At this day's market, owing to the revrts that corn is likely to be admitted free, by an order in council, we had very little d•Atig in any article, and prices of Wheat and Barley were nomi nally is to ss per qr. lower, although the supply was short. Oats col.tinue very scarce, and a further advance was obtained. Old English end Egyptian Beans Is to 2s per per quarter higher, and Pease realised a similar improvement. WEDNESDAY. Ovroasa 29.—Wind S.S.E. moderate. Concordia, Benclainan, from Almeira— Royal Bride, Watts, for Angra Pequ na—Rachel, Scott, for Bombay—Washington Irving, for Boston—Amalia, Swiveherg, for Danzic—Zenith. Gerrie, and Recovery, Douglas, for Marseilles—Concordia, from Memel—Limsons, from Montreal—Washington, from Quebec—and Nimble, Beesley, from Terceira. SAlLum—Brigand, Robinson, for Honduras—Texian,Allayne, for Lima—Sultana, Longmuir. and Frances Burn, Edington, for IV,Onte Video and Buenos Ayres—Energy, Crawford, for Lisbon and Rio Grande—Gem, Kenny, for Halifax—Mountaineer, Smith, for Demarara—Duke of York, Proudfoot, for Calcutta — Sir Colin Campbell, Stewart, and Serhoia, Brown, for New Orleans—Violet, Holmes, for Africa—Flora, Farren, for St. Michael's—Gipsy, Watson, for Fordeaux—Lady of the Lake, David, for the Azores—Aurora, Meudicclanda, Havanna—Jo hanna, Lundt, f r Laguayra—Agnes, Ducker, Trinidad, and Nassau—Lady Raffles, Roy, for Trinidad—George, Petrowsky, for Swinemunde— Lawrence, Salmon, for Singapore—Mozam bique, Hickance, for St. John's, N. B.—Rob Roy, Dryburgh, for Rig Janeiro—Themes, :kluiray, for Rio Grande and Valpa raiso—S Whitney, Popham, and Franconia, Gannett, for New York—Champion, Cochrane, for Mobile—Express, Cubbon, for Maranham—Olinda, Thompson, for Galveston— Agetha, Schurr, for Dordt—Concordia. Rock, for Antwerp—Swallow, Miller, for A lexandretta—Dolphin, Ryan, for Newfoundland—Woodside, Christie for Lisbon—Auguste, Kirkhove, for Ghent—Eden, Finch, for Sierra Leone—Leila, ()deur, for Leghorn—Thor, Lund, for Drontheim— C ty of Rochester, Campbell, for Cuba — Clipper, Holland, for Syra—North Star, Wylie, for Philadelphia —Minerva, Brief. for Ostend—Quiz, Luke, for Constantinople Haabet, Nunkerken, for Christiansund— bbots Reading, Atkin son, for Arica, &c.—Minerva, Wallis, for Stettin—, olus, Stahl, for Lubeck—Neptune, Nichols, for Charleston. 10i.. 14 Wk.. 23i 15g.. 163 7i.. 7i 3 .. 18i.. /9 13 .. 13} 4.. di 2i.. 3 WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, Ocr. 31. The general opinion that an order in council for the liberation of the foreign grain in bond at a n , minal duty is about to be made, has checked the trade here to-day ; and so limited a bu siness has been done, that it is d flicult to quote prices ; where sales have been made, a reduction in tlle price of each article has been submitted to. 4.. 4 48 Xd 49 1 21 1 , ninutirgli and ti tamgo ei Ditto quarter shares 71i.. 7 2 4 19 10 .. 10 e 18i.. 19 232.. 242 18 .. 19 2 .. 21.. 21 2i 4 New quarter shares New half shares 15 Edinbiirgh,Leith and Granton lye Ditto, preference-shares Dia - ) new ditto llitlinburgh and Dumbarton .... Edinburgh and Northern 34 Ditto Xl5 shares Edinburgh and Peebles 3 2a Edinburgh and Perth 2i Ely and Huntingdon Exeter. Yeovil and Dorchester i2 s Fleetwood. Preston and West 2 4 Furness and Windermere . 1 1 Glasgow and Belfast Union 24 Glasgow aud Dumfries - _ 12 4 G asgow, Paisley, tt Ditto half shares ... 4 4 Ditto preference shares 4 Glasgow and Ayr FOREIGN AND COLONIAL LINES. bs Amsterdam and Sardinian 1 Barbadoes 5s Barcelona _ _ MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, NOVEMBER 1. The Trade has been flat during the week without any mate rial alteration in prices, not only because buyers seemed in clined to work up their sto. ks, but all parties have been influenced by the report that it is the intention of Government to interfere with the provis ons of the present Corn Law. Liverpool and Wakefield both fiat yesterday; and at our Mar ket this morning, we have a thin attendance, and very little business doing in any article of the trade. Wheat, both Old and New, is 2d. ; Oats, Id. to 2d. per bushel; Flour Is. per sack ; and Meal. 6d. to Is. per cheaper. Beans support last Week's prices. Fine Malt is scarce, and Is. per load dearer. 1 2 3i . 4i 2*.. 3 .. 3} .. bt .. 6 2 t Bourdeaux, T. and Cette 2 Ditto, Espeleta's 2 Bourdeaux and Mediterranean. 8 ,toulogne and Amiens 10 Central of France 2} Central of Spain 2 Demerara 2 Dendre Valley 2 Diepp and Fecamp 2 Dijon and Mhouse 5 Dutch Rhenish if Great Central Sardinian 2 Great Luxenburg 2 Great North aad South France 2 Great Paris and Lyons as Great es:ern Bengal 25 Jamaica 3k.. 4 10i . 11 .. 29 2k.. 21 41 li.. '2 3i.. 4 21.. 2i 10* 1.. 11 lb.. 24.. 11.. 2 3reenock 3Es.. 40s .e.to shares 6 Quarter shares k Quarter shares , oek . Gloucester, Aberystwith, &c 22 .. 22i 17i.. 18i 10 .. 10i Isabella Wood, Naylor, from Honduras itt Cove Rachel, Hammond, from Savanilla off do. Benice. fr , im Valparaiso at Falmouth Maid of Athens. froin Buenos Ayres °lido. It 44.. 504 14.. 4i.. 4i li.. 1i #. 21 4 220X11222 Quarter Share s Jamaica Extension Jamaica and South Midland Kingston and North Midland Lyons and Avignon.. Luvan and Jemep . Namur and Liege.... North of France, Lafite Ditto, French North of France, Rosmel Guh-achan, from Manilla. at Cowes Once, .lone 3, from Angra Pequina, and John Cocks, Sturing, from Sal . ianha Bay. both at St. Helena Ward Chipman, Aymer, sailed from St. Helena for this port Sth Septernbel H. M. steamer Cyclops, from Plymouth at Rio Janeiro 11th September Cumberland Lass, and Broad Oak, hence at Bahia Gel en Fleece. Hubbnck, hence; Swift, packet, from Fal mouth ; and Mary Queen of Scots, from Rio Janeiro, all at Per- 4 New quarter shares i One-eighth shares 2A Grand Union.. li Great Eastern and Western , 1 (-reat Grimsby Dock ..• • It p i Great Grimsby and Sheffield 10 0 Quarter shares t 3reat North 2 New Stock 19 .. 21 z 3.. 22 2 Ditto, Lebeuf 4 Ditto, Le Milieu)... 1 North Jamaica 6 Orleans. Tours & Bourdeaux E 83s Overyssel 2 Paris and Lyous, Lafite. 2 Ditto French , nambuco ilith September, and sailed 24th for Maceio The Severn sailed from do. for Maceio 2th September Sophia. he' ce at St. John's. N. B. Ontario, Barstow, hence at Rochelle '3O shares 24 I- i Sth shares 1 Great North of Scotland Ils Great North and South Wales Ditto Halt Shares In Ditto quarter.. •. • Ditto Fifth Shares If Ditto Ditto I Goole and Doncaster Ganeron Calon's French Paris and Orleans 3 . Harwich 3 H ddersfield, Canal and Railw 12 2 Hltddersfiid and hheffield .. 12 Huddersfield, Bradford, &c... 2 Hull and Selby t l2i Ditto half 5 f Ditto quarter . l i Inverness and Elvin 1 ti i r tiverness and Perth 5 21 !Pswich and bury St. Ed ... , 11 tsle of Axholrn and Goole , wikeudal and Windermere .... e IL 47 anca•ter and Carlisle ..... Paris and Rouen Paris and Strausburgh, Ganeroi Ditto Hangerlot'. Ditto .4ymard's Paris and St. Quentin Rouen and Havre 2 Royal North of Spain 6 Sambre and Meuse 14 Strasburgh and Basle 4 St. Larne and Atlantic 2 Tour, and Nantes .. 2 Ditto Raigecourt 3 Verona a , d Ancona West Flanders .. Western Jamaica .ancaster and Preston 44 Ditto three-quarter shares 2.4 Ditto quarter 22 4 Leicester and Bedford 42s Leicester and Birmingham ;14 L!cesrer and lamwoith oek.. Liverpool and Leeds Direct 4 Liverpool and Manchester 4 flitto new opool, Nt. and N'castle Juncti 4 2t Liverpool, Ortnskirk P, esti , 1 0p Liverpool, Preston and N. Uu to .ondon BANKS, &c. Liverpool Bank Ditto Banking C mpany Ditto Borough Ban Ditto Commercial Ditto Royal Ditto Uni M an chester worth at 27k.. 28 i 10 .. 101 10i.. 184 20i.. 21 849 .. 867 13g.. 131 13 .. 13} r I.iver, , oul South Wales . c Averpool Fire and Life .. Ditto new Marine A,sormee Company Royal Assurance Company lootic Water Works .... , larrington Watci Works.. Coal Gas Company Ditto new shares rew Gas & Coke Ccmpany Ditto, quarter Andertonearrying Company ..xcliane - e Buildings 71.. -7i 2 i tto 432 shares 2 at° quarter shares Ditto fifth shares 25 London and Birminzham Exte 50 Loudon anc Blackwall Li.. 51 14g.. 15 485.. 24 403 ..407 600 .. 610 213 ..215 200 ..202 207 .. 2. 9 50 .. 51.. 6 203 .. 205 26 .. 28 par 1 pm. 9 .. 10 94.. 9i 'Pacific steam Company Pilbrow's Atmospheric Steam 'rag Company LONDON GAZETTE...—TozsDAY, OCT. 28 PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. ltobinson and Hornby, Liverpodl, milliners—G. Stebbing, sen. and Son. Portsmouth, engineers—M'Whan and Naughton, Liverpool, tallow chandlers—G. and J. Mountain, Manchester, warehousemen, DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. W. Hill and W. K. Wackerbarth, Leadenhall•atreet, London, ship agent T. and G. Seddon, Calthorpe-plsce, Gray's-inn-road, up• bolsterer. J. M. Leader. Oxt•rd-steet, London. couch maker, R. Currie, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, bookseller. T. Brewer, Liverpool, flag dealer. G. Byfurd, Liverpool, wholesale grocer. BANKRUPTS. James Summers, Cambridge, cabinet-maker. George Michael Von Dadelaen, Mincing-lane, London, mer chant. George Hoskins, Peckham, watchmaker. William Bellamy, Clarence-place, Mid leton-road, London, builder. Isaac Blackburn, Minories, London, engineer. Edward Leeman and Thomas Kinsman Bryan, Old Swan Pier, Upper Thames-street. London, wharfingers. Henry Tune, Blackfriars-road, boot manufacturer, William Burns, Rhyl, draper. James Docker. Birkenhead. joiner Richard Warr, Bea minster, Dorchester, auctioneer. Thomas Howarth, Rochdale, woollen manufacturer. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 18, W. Scott, Manchester, grocer. Nov 19, W. Summers and E. Rae, Manchester, rope-makers. Nov. 1 , J. Hughes, Chelmsford, shoemaker. Nov. 19,J. Welch, Holloway, end Chaigrave, Bedfordshire, victualler. Nov. 19, E. T. Jones and H. M. Croskill, Rochdale, book sellers. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting Nov. 19, J. Guy, Bury - street, St. James's, publisher—Nov, 19, I. de J. Ventura, White Hart-court, London, merchant — Nov. 19, N. Soffe. Strand, printseller—Nov. 18, 11. D. Groggan, Friday street, London, warehouseman—Nov. 19, G. T. Peers, Ironmoneer•lane, London, plumber—Nov. 21,J. H. Suckling, Birmingham, ironmonger. CE ItTIFICATES To be granted by the Court of Review. unless cause be shows to the contrary on or before Nov. 18. J. Riky, Liverpool. merchant—J. licaithwaite, Morpeth; Northumberland, innkeeper. I , ROM TOD LONDON GAZDTTR OF FRIDAY, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED, T. Beswick and W. Shoehottom, Bolton. coach proprietors— C. M. Jopling and S. E. Rilsbrough, Liverpool, slate merchants —R. Morce and .1. Clayton, Chor cy, mordant manufacturers J. Warburto.l and B. P. Mitchell, Woolton, omnibus proprietors —E. and J. Evans and J. Roberts, Liverpool, woollen drapers. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. J. Mucklow, Birmingham. publican. H. J. and J . Dixon, Aldermanbury, carpet-manufactu , ers. T. Newton, Holbeach, Lincolnshire, cattle de .ler. Baker and Aams. J. Crabtree and W. Burnley, Tunstead, Rossendale, woollen manufacturers. J. Irving, Blackburn, linendraper. T. Clifton, Barnard Castle, bookseller. Palliste• and Newrick, sunderland, grocers. W. Parsons, Bristol, brewer. BANKRUPTS. _ John Smith, Liverpool, victualler. Nov. 14, at 12 o'clock, Dec. 12, at 11, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy solicitors. Mr. Nethersole, New-inn, Strand ; and Messrs. Owen and Peach, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Cazerove, Liver pool. Thomas Oxton, Liverpool, cart-owner, Nov. 14, at 12 o'clock, Dec. 12, at 11. at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy ; solicitors, Messrs. Johnson and Co., Temple ; and Mr. Grocott, Liverpool ; official rssignee, Mr. Morgan, Liverpool. William Cooper, Lower shadwell, ale-brewer. Henry Fitzgerald, Bond-street, Commercial-road, Lambeth, coa merchant. William Josiah Walker, Oxford.street. boot-maker. William Henry Sheldrake. Ipswich, Suffolk, boot-maker. Alfred Lack, Stockbridge-terrace, Pimlico, saddler. John Thomas, Bristol, marble-mason. Thomas Liddel, Boldon West Pastures, Durham, corn-factor. James Ramsden and James Ramsden, jun., Armley, Leeds, corn-manufacturers NOV. 4 1846. THE LIVERPOOL BTANDARD. _ ..... _ . _ _ . ____ ._ _ ..... • ._ _ .._ PRICES OF SHARES, Nov. 3. , PRICES OF SHARES.—CouTtxuan. . MONDAY, November 3.-Wind South, moderate. ,---,-_ Olopping *ntet ligturt. birti)s, itlarr qat. A RRivSD.-Leonera, Metcalf, from Demerara-Rowena , ki4 Friday's. Sales Amt. SHARES. Friday's I Sales ...---...411 Tregarthen, from Smyrna-and Mary, from Sligo. - - `<. SID "ES. Prices. This Day. paid. Prices. This Day. TUESDAY, Ocroriere 28.-Wind W. moderate. SAILED.-Pene'ope. Ward, for Trinidad-Pathfinder, Carmi- B 1 * ---__ _ _ _ ____ --- ARRivED.-Swiftsure, Will, from Aftica-Salein, fom Africa- chael, for Venice-Southerner, Palmer, for New York-Chace, R -Ai I, WAYS. On Friday, the 24th ult., a 24 Aberdeen Llewellyn, Weatherby, from Madras- Friampt, Irvin, from Ma. M'Kenzie, for Lisbon-Middlet al, Millican, for Cadiz, &c.- F. Tha t, ckery i . of a s . o . n. erdeen Railway 2 1 !perdeen, Banff, and Elgin - Lady Milton, Hayes , Ltr Quebec - Majestic , Serlie, for Balfour, Overend, for Bombay-Transit. Emit, for Antwerp - Saldantia Bay-and Ann Carr, Wynne, for Sydney, N.S.W . Greenock, Fleck, for Mobile-and Victoria, Evans, for Lisbon. On um ay. the .6th ult., 1 27 ' cad, Che- ter and M , .'d l.. 2 li,Warwick and London 4..44 44 -- -- of the Lord Bishop of Ossory 4 ,.• "dirlaiiihead, Lancashire & Ches. 164. • 1 0 9 10 24' Welsh Midland 34.. 39 24 On Monday, the 27th ult ,`; Birkenhead St Holyhead Janet. 29.. 22 22s West Lancashire On the 26th, off St. Thomas's. spoke the Hesperus, from Africa Victoria, Le Gresley, from Laguna, off Cove Fitz-Clarence, of a daughter 1,,:' Birkenhead, Mold & Langollen. 2.. 3 21 West Yorkshire . 104.. 11 for this port, which repotted the Ambassador to have been MA Ziiriningnam and Gloucester .. 12 7 .. 128 2 4 W ilts. Somerse t. and We y mouth 64 . 69 blown up at Benin -- - - ~ Ditto quarter I Bidef >rd and Tavistock 42, . - 19... 19 42s Worcester and South Wales.... 2.. 24 Rapid, Prichard, from Riga for Flint, off tins port Breeze, pawnbroker. to Mat . 3 irrainoham LUC' fi-ld &c 24 . 21 e t ... . . -,• • • 4 Whitehaven and Furness - - kinson, cowkeeper, Stanhop 1 iiackburn, %h. tley &L' of .. 2# . 24 20 Yarmouth arid Norwich 291.. 9 2 8 Catherine. Morris, sailed from Leghorn for this port 16th Oct. On Monday, the 20th ult., I, llackburn, Darwen and Bolton. 74. •79 23 York and Carlisle 31.. 4 431 Barend, Smit, and Catherine Engelina, De Groot, hence at LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 3. ii. Stewart, Mr. W. Gregory 5 ilackburn and Pre ton New Brecon and Merthyr $ B ristol and Exeter 100 Ditto new Shares ... 10 .11 25 (Scarborough) ..... ....... ... 544.. 55 Alice Jane, hence at Vera Cruz LIVER POOL PROVISION MARKET, Nov, 3. On Sunday, the 26th tilt 8 British ßristol and Gloucester ...... .. CS .. 59 2o York and Selby £su shares .... 78 .. 80 Northumberland, hence at Richibucto . All descriptions of Butter have during the past week been in Cameron, to Miss . Margr et and Irish Union 4# .. 4; 42 Circassian, hence at Anjer lath August Same day, at St. Ph i lip 's i Bolton, Wigan and Liverpool Mary, daughter of Mr. R. B 12&loston. Newark and Sheffield 44.. 44 5 19 Armagh and Pi rt Rush ...... .. 458.. 47s Abraham Young, Ria, from St. Petersburg for this port, at and Carl w, 9 , 45. to 98s. ; Kilkenny, 98s. Beef and Pork in few hands, and late advanced quotations fully supported. On Tuesday, the 25th ult., 4 ,780 -tun Stamford, and kiirm ug 24.. 2# 315.. 33s ' 41 3 • ' • 1 5 , ockinghamshire 5 Belfast and Ballymena - --- -ofP. P. Burns, of Oldham. 4Caledonian 1 ,, _ Extension 11 uarnbridge and Lincoln ri•• a 4 5 14 • 5 Cork and Bandon 89.. 9 The Hope, of London, laden with deals, waterlogged, and best new and old Wheat only meets a limited deman iat last incumbent of Trinity Clint t i , Extension Shares 4).. 49 2 Cork and Killarney 2.. 21 abandoned, was passed on the 16th instant, in lat. 44, long. 19. week's rates ; other qualities are very slow sale, and on rather Harriet, eldest daughter of t 4 00 ,, Aambridge and Oxford . 12 .1; i j Cork and Waterford - 2 by the Llewe lyn, from Madras lower terms. Barley must be quoted Is per quarter lower. Beckhampstead, Herts, and I, , arnbriao and G and Junction. 3.. 3# 12 Dublin and Armagh ...... .... li• •II ii The Lord Seaton, reported to have put back in the yesterday's No alteration can be noted in the value of Beans, but Oats are ile , tfordshire. 00, Chelmsford and Bury l4 .. ii s Dublin and Belfast Junction... 89.. 9 list, is supposed to be the Lady Milton, from Quebec, arrived. again 4tl per stone dearer. Same day, at St. Catharir l• Chester and Birkenhead 3 0 Ditto new Shares Wheat was On Wednesday, the 2gth 1 5 Ditto half - HULL CORN MARKET, OCT. 28 • by the Rev. Dr. Raffles, I i s __Ditto new ..e2 shares 94.. 91 4 Dublin and Galway I 4 44 I '. . 5 stance e T f h t e he ac e ; h id e e le nt er i e s w r mcreibsetedr,tostetehresmexater,aoareddinaalryl. going isd a , y , e 's i y market the e s , e u p e p . ] ..,. ..--A 13 ......... ....0.. Ilsslffinlllo,:nd fr om it V i the . farmers u o c f h n i e m w . da s u a g m ht e er da o y f , th e e t slatt.efr. James's.lo ..-. ,r. -__ —l-1.- -....i ........i.a,tinr.. 41.. . laii. :Into rthe nrices ask,ed. and Mr. David Llifford. to Mary Consolidated i t -shares sixths... 14 I Ditto 1 London and Croye lie td Vhird ~ New shares 21 London and Manchester Rem , "a Ditto Rastriek's, it Lo ndon, Oxford & Cheltenhar ' 6O orlon & Windsor 7, Loudon, .Salisbury and Yeovil ,`,O !London and Portsmouth .. • • ~4 !London an South Western e 2 £4O shares New £4O shares ...... • )1 P New 450 shares.. l eLondon,Warwick and Kinderr 21 n , i , London and 1 ork 'Bawtry,) •• Direct Northern .. I", ongridge and Preston !Leeds and Bradford t, New £5O shares s l l 4 ..eeds and Dewsbury Leeds and Thirsk t it Leed s an d West Riding iLeeds and York 1 16 ,Ynn and & Ely Dereham 1 4 - inacclesfield and Litchfield i d irinclicster .m(1 ilirmingh. i Ditto quarter. . i .New quarter shares ,lanehester & Birkenhead Co 117anchester & Birmingh. Con. (1311 4 nehester, Mid.& Gt. Grims unit on. A: Bury " • ..'anchester, Sheffield isr Midla it Nauchester and Leeds 2 Ditto half shares Ditto quarter shales Ditto fifth shares 12; ...Ditto sixteenth shares !atlock a-d Midland Railway e4o shares meon. Birm'ngham and Der zoldJunc.ion _ 1 4 ncilesteianil Southport is;eweitstle and Berwick Newcastle "eweastle and Carlisle Quarter shares N ewcastlelg and Darlington ~.Nevi; shares Durham, tk Lviicash .100 it Newport and North Shields North and Abergavenny British Half shares e Ditto (Carlisle branch) 4 ',orthairipton, Banbury, &c Zorth Devon tA rth Eastern li Noah Kent nio❑ (A Ib Ditto (B•) Ib " , rthern and Eastern . 1 "urwich and Brandon new shares orth Staffordsh ire 1? North Was North Wales Mineral New shares li 11 11 Western N ottingham and Boston iiik o ttine - ham, E. & Ambergate til —tlt tinfrham & Gr likottingha Bi r m i ng ham nsldu....to, i t c l :f ro o r rg , ti Luankpn mt c. c . 1 0, 4 f^-rct, Worcester & Wolver. . Whtny & Cheltenham '"eaton and Wyre Preference (5 per cent) New (5 p er cent & div.) q eiv shares 1 4 p 'sixth shares ipreston and Wyre Extension . it 1 - ` 44 corn Gap N ew shares (8 dis.; 14!it nitto preference Ih I( ‘ :LbY, Derby and Manchester i s - ' 7, 1 and Huntington %,eftield and Manchester I Qu arter 4' , hares No. 2 , 4"aharfs No. 3 tfp,',.ltteld and Lincoln Wsbury and Great Westerr Sh • r e wsbury and Herefo rdshire Sh r e wsbury, Wolverh. & Di r SiL e Waburyand Grand Junction is 4, 7 , 41- Y. Oswcstry & Chester. ... !%G e wsbory and Trent Union.. It S o '' W'ter and Crew e.. 'lne rzetshire and Midland .... 1• 1 -t 'llh Devon •,` Eastern and Dover It :Tew shares No. 1 f."e share- j}' ated No. 3 } geHalf shares Central pee %e t Midland Bo h `,`sh ' orth Western 8,1„",'". Man. and Oxford %(:1',1;1 ' Midland •Za a ff e o s rdshire J unction 41N't),11sIsort and Euxton ISt n?dthire & Shropshire Jun* r e i n "ng and Dumf , dine 1} rrer,ta;tst Dov e Valley vk va i ie erstone,YLaneaster & Carlisle -r Wick and Cheltenham oth I ti °: bet reS' for 'girl 0 ; 0 0 5 ' sit il t : oCI , 0r ,5 of CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be sh o wn to the contrary on th• day of meeting. Nov. g, J. Guy, Bury-street, St. James's, publisher. Nov. 22, E: Cook, Little Newport•street. Soho, grocer. Nov. 21, R. Mackenzie, Boud-c curt, Walbrook, commission- If. ov. 21, B. Harris, Newgate-street, London, tailor. ow. 21, C. Bailey, Garrick-hill, London, druzgist. ov. 21, J. L. rv.achu, Macc'esfield, silk trimming manu. facturer. DIVI DEN DS. Nov. 21, T. Johnson, sen., W. Johnson, and C. Mann, Rom ford, Essex, bankers—Nov. 26, J. Bourne. Bemmersley, Staf fordshire, printer—Nov. 27, J. K. Cotterel, Glastonbury, Sornersetshire, groc. r—Nov. 25, J. Hutchings, Bath. boot maker—Nov. 21, El. Warr, Bridport, Dorse shire, currier.—Nov. 21, 11. R. Osborne, Truro, Cornw.ll, grocer—Nov. 27, F. Ridd, Nether Stowey. Devonshire. surgeon—Nov. 25, J. Marshall and T. Collier. Manchester. merchants—Dec. 16, J. Clarke, K. Mitchell, J. Phillips, and T. Smith, Leicester, bankers. DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 31 The weati.er continues extremely favourable. There was a good supply of all descriptions of grain at market. Wheat was sold at a further reduction of Is per barrel ; and Barley and Oats were also 6d per barrel lower than on Tuesday. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, OCT. 30 - There was a larger supply of stock than usual, and Beef and Mutton lower, particularly inferior qualities. Mutton was fully id per lb down, and Beef from 3s to 4s per cwt., princi pally owing to the crowdtd state of the Liverpool markets. Beef 418 to 48s : Mutton 5d to 6d per lb. off sink ; Veal 6d— the demand 14 stock was less brisk than usual. As yet no pur chases have been made for contracts, the prices being deemed too high, We are informed that tie nett price ca hardly ex ceed 3ss per cwt., and remunerate. The Pig market was large, and all sold at an advance of 2s per cwt. over last market day. I rites 428 to 448 per cwt., principally for the English market and Bacon curers. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, OCT. 31 FRIDAY, OCT. 31.—The same very limited demand for Cotton which has prevailed for seven preceding weeks has been main tained during the present. The trade buy sparingly ; and the State of the money market has tended materially to check the spirit of speculation. The total sales are only 18.070 bales; and the average weekly deliveries from this port to the trade during the ►ast eight weeks have only been 17,800 bales. American descriptions are freely offered, and are dull sale; the authorised quotations of "fair" qualities were reduced i r d. per Ih. left s eek, and this week no further change is made ; but the market is dull, and sales are not very easily effected. Brazils and Egyptains are dull of sale at former rates. Surats are only in imited request, but they have not changed in value. 650 J bales of American have been taken on speculation. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON From the 24th to the 30th instant, inclusive. Prices paid IMPORTS SALES OF THE WEEK. in the week. ThisW k. thisyeso 210 Sea island l2 414 17/ 1 .... Stained •. 1 ! 4(00 Bowed Georgia ...... 31 —4/ , „, fi i f Mobile 3 "" 1 Alabama and Tennes 7270 New Orleans { P e rnambuco SzParai. 6 C/ . 1 980 Aricati and Ceara 810 Bahia and Maceio { Maranham .. si —ci , 1 420 • Sawginned .... ' Minas ... Para ..... . D e merara,Surinasn,eic -- 840 Egyptian Barbadoes ..... ..... ' Peruvian Bahama ' —__ 1 - I 1 • Laguayra • 'Common Westlndia, ▪ Carthagena ... Smyrna ... Manilla 490 Surat ... . ... Madras ...... ... Bengal ........ ..---' "T.-. 7-- , I - j 2i - 4 i) 18770 hales LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 28 The arrivals of English, Irish, and Foreign Wheat into this port since Tuesday last, are in the aggregate tolerably abundant; of Oats, Flour, and Oatmeal comparatively moderate, and of other articles very inconsiderable. Under the influence of fine weather, and the accounts received from Mark-lane tending rather to check than enliven the proceedings here, we have to report a very lan guid sale for Wheat of all descriptions this morning, the general qualities of new receding 3d., and all kinds of old Id. per 701 b below the rates of this day week. English and Irish Flour, upon a limited sale, declined ls. per sack ; Canadian, however, maintained late prices, and States, in bond, Is. per barrel dearer. Barley was rather higher, and Malt was held at an advance of is per qr. Beans rather exceeded late prices ; but Pease and Indian Corn were in less demand than before, and barely sup ported our last quotations. Oats, although in slow request, realized a further ad vance, making the rise since this day week 4d. per 451bs Oatmeal was in moderate request, at an amendment of 2s. per 2401b5. CORN EXCHANGE, OCTOBER 31 ..3he duty on foreign Wheat is reduced this week to 16s, that on Oats to ss, on Pease to 1s 6d per qr., and on foreign flour to ga 7rld per barrel. Since our report of Tuesday last, we have received a fair sup. ply of Wheat from Ireland, but of other produce thence the ar rivals are very unimportant, those coastwise being extremely light; and the imports from abroad. fresh in for to-day, are chiefly confined to about 2000 qrs. Wheat from the Baltic and Mediterranean, with 12,253 barrels of Flour from the United States and Canada. Under the expectation of ministerial interference by means of an early abolition or abatement of duties, the Corn trade gene rally, within this day or two, has been in a state of uncertainty, the holders of free Wheats desiring, though not manifesting un due anxiety to sell; while those of bonded have been fully alive to the probability oh a farther improvement in the value of their stocks. Beyond a floating cargo or two, little has, however, been done since Tuesday, and whether in free or bonded produce generally no decided alteration in prices was observable. Being still in suspense as t., the exact measures which govern. ment may decide upon relative to t .e future rate of dutie , , cur market this morning was extremely inanimate, entirely preclud ing any extensive operations, and de, ressing in some degree the value of nearly all free articles of the trade. In the few limited sales of Wheat which took place, a decline of 2d per 7011, was conceded; and sack Flour receded Is per 2801 b, whilst Canadian, though equally dull, continued to be held at late prices. Barley, Malt, and Beans, moved cif slowly on barely the terms last noted. Pease and Indian Corn, being nearly without in quiry, were nominally cheaper Oa's and Oatmeal, participating in the general languor of the trade, the former was offered 2d per 431 b, and the latter Is per e free market, bonded 24 N 0 1 o b t b w e i l t o h w s t a t li n e d i c n u g r r t e i n i e t r d a e t p e r s e o s s f e s h d i a t y h . Wheat and Flour were held with firmness at somewhat higher prices, at which, however, no sales of moment transpired. PRICES OF GRAIN redi s. d. s. a Wheat, 4' 70th Engli , h new Ditto, white Irish red .. Ditto, white Rye, English, To qr Barley, English .. Scotch & Irish, 60th Malt, English, qr... pale ........... . Irish Oats, 4) 4 itb. E'lish & Scotch, new Welsh Irish. fine qualities 4 0 g e n eral do 3 8 Beans, English, To qr — Scotch& Irish,f18011) -- Pease, English, white 5l 0 Do. & Irish—. maple 43 0 Flour, 7f , 280 lb English 8z Irish, 2 nds lane Ditto, superfine 40 0 —5O 0 !extra Oatmeal, 41 _ +. 1, li. of 240 1 Irish, 1845 Canadian . Bran, .4) , 241 b 35 6 - 16 (48 6 old .... ) Cr y 6 s o-8 9 d 0..... 9 6 —I n 0 7 3 1 3 do. .. . 8 4 —9 1 0— 9 6 do, .... 9 7 9 3 IrishdOtb 38 0 —42 0 old [ 4 3 5 3 do. none 4 6 4 9 —'old .... 1 59 0 —6t 0 do. ....;54 0 —5B 0 'old .... 4 0— 4 6 —— -- do. .... 3 10 4 1 4 2 d 0..... 4 0— 4 9 4 0 do. ....I 3 10 4 0 - - do. ....I4g 0 —53 0 do. .. .. ;48 0 —5O 0 —54 0 blue.... I -- -46 !grey i 42 • —44 • 45 • -47 0 50 0 -52 0 6 6 134 6 —35 6 ido 32 6 —34 6 I 4 1 6 TIDE TABLE. Tuesday 4 232 156 17 2 Wednes. 5 221 248 i l6 1 Thurs... i 316 547 14 10 Friday.. 7 421 457 13 8 Saturday iil SSS 614 13 6 Sunday. 9 652 731 13 4 Monday.lo 9 4 836 14 8 EVN. ItINIGIIT HOLYDAYS, ETC 125tbSundayafterTrinit: 5 221 52i 32 it ss .. 160 24i.. 25 12 .. 13 01 ..1f,3 at.. 54 54.. 6 354.. 36 Ili.. Hi 3i.. 34 34.. 3} 64 - 2i.. 3 241.. 24g i.. 10 64.. 6sa 13g.. 14 14*.. 15 3a.. 3i bk.. bi 41.. 5 21.. 2/ 25 .. 26 59 .. 63 9 xn 23 11 .. 14* 12 4k.. 41 /t 9i-• 9} 79i.. 801 14 .. 141 12i.. 121 49 .. 143 6g .. 70 18i.. 19 121.. 12i 6*.. 6j 156 .. 158 25i.. 26 3i.. 3i 11:3 ..114 27k.. 28 3i_ 41 4 4t 2i.. 24 34 xn 31 . 4 144 145 .. 71 6i.. 6i 184.. 19 4i . 42 4i.. 4} 2k.. 9i.. 10_ 39i.. 40 42 .. 43 6 .4. • 70 91.. 10 37 19 ♦1 2i 2i 136 .. 137 1t4.. 17 14i.. 14 93.. 9 3pa , 7 .. 17i 114.. 11 14 .. 144 4 44 )7 .. 17i 4 4i GL.. 7 6.. 6} 71.. 71 22.. 3 2j.. 2; 162.. 174 3 - .. 34 I 1 3ii I 32 3 1 114 16 44 26 21* Stock Stock 100 100 100 a. . 1(i. 3i. 21, .DAY, OCT. 30.—Wind W.N.W., moderate., Art reivsr. —Fame, Short, from Bahia—Empire, Russell, and Cambridge, Bairstow. f. om New York—;Agnet, M•Farlane, from Maramichi—Mary, Walker, from Smyrtla—Soreiere, Jaus erand, from Faro. SAILICD.—William Ackers. Newby, for Shangliae —Jumna, Kerr, for Calcutta—Orpheus, Neill, for Bata, ia—Trieste, Baits. letti, for Rio Janeiro—Mahaica, Jump, for Demarara and A ngrs tura Renown, M'lver, for Bahia Resolution, Evans, for Maranharn Ellen, Worrall, for Calcutta. Green, from Miramichi for this port, was wrecked at St. Peter's lgth September Princess Royal, Heid, hence at Sydney. N. S. W. Arminius, Sehaur, hence at Copenhagen . . Ciernentina, :imons, hence for St. Michael's, at Falmouth, with bowsprit and foremast carried away, and hull damaged, by being in contact with a barque on the 2.41 h instant Ma:colm, Malcrlm, hence at Rio Janeiro Montreal, Blenkinsop • Isabella Hunt, Crowe:l; and Plutus, Maack, all hence at St. Andrew's H :molly, Jamieson, hence at St. John's, N. B. . . Sisters, Darman ; Albion, Furlong; and Northumberland, Collins; all hence at R chibucto Sir F. B Head, Allan ; Lord Ravensworth, Newham ; Astrea, Parker; British Merchant, Birmie; and Liffey, Noonan; all hence at Miramichi Dim, Lowry, sailed from Marseilles for this port 23rd October Micmac, Dickenson, hence off Riga, leaky, and with part of her cargo (salt) pumped up Maria, Kroll, hence at Dauzic . Leasing. Newman. hence at Swinemunde vss xis SPOKEN.—Malabar, Ist Oct., off Cape Chat; Dal keith, 6th Oct., lat. 49, lon. 8; Li:4in, Liverpool to Calcutta, lat. 51, lon. 8; Canning, Liverpool to Valparaiso, 9th Sept., lat. 2 S , lon. 29 W.; Royal Mail. Bombay to Liverpool, 27th Aug., lat. 35 S.. lon. 22 E. ; Esther. Liverpool to Valparaiso, 22nd inst., lon. 9 ; Columbus, Bristol to Mobile, 26th Oct., lat. 48, lou. 1 !; oratu - cn of the Ocean, for Liverpool, 23rd. Oct., lat. 47, lon. 26; Vander Verf, Amsterdam to Batavia, Sept. 11, lat. 2 N., lat. 2 W ; Congo. Africa to Bristol, gth Sept., lat. 1 N., lon. 19 W ; Josephine, Bremen to New York, 15th Oct., lat. 44, lon. 22. Norms TO MARINKhS.— Extract of a letter, received at Lloyd's. from Monte Video:—" Bearings of a rock not visible, but seen breaking at intervals only, by her Majesty's ship Co mus. in August, 1845, on which the French brig Sophie and British brig Jonathan Fe'l were wrecked, marked in the Admi ralty chart as seen by her Majesty's ship Ranger, in 1827, lati tude 34 31 south, longitude 53 3 west; bears N.N E. from the great Castilos rock, five miles off the shore. Mark, to avoid it, is by keeping the great Castillos rock, which appears like a ship under sail, oi.en to the eastward of the smaller and southern one." FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31.—Wind W.N.W ARRIVED.-Emily: Foyle, from New Calabar; Mathew Pearce, White, from Puerto Cabel'o ; Patrick Henry, from New York—Commerce, from Halifax—Princess Alice, Heesbec, and Defence, from Quebec—George Lord, Amlot, from Patras— Douglas, Smerdon, from Denia—and Huma, Tulford, from Malaga. Robert Burns, Rounsey, from Archangel, at Stromness Robert, Richardson. from Cronstadt for this pert, at ditto Berezelius, Tully, from ditto for ditto at ditto, with loss of bulwarks, stanchions, &c. and dicks swept Klein Maria. Umiauf, from Danzic for this port, at Strom. ness, with loss of bulwarks, stanchions, &c. and decks swept Susan, Jones, from Africa, at St. Helena Superior, Bell, hence for Sydney, N.S.W. Jane, Cumming. hence at Genoa Wm. Ash, Stephens, hence at St. Stephen, N.B. Wave, Storer; Harriet, Dryden, and Dygden, Michelsen hence at Wyburg Triumph, Miller, her ce at Riga Sjoumenta, Scholtens, Klasina, Kars, hence at Groningen Barend, Stint, hence at Harlingen Jonk Vrow Elizabeth, Hiert, hence at Helvoet Ocean Child, James, henee at Antwerp George. Fyfe, from Archangel, at Dundee BELFAST, Oct. 23.—The Archelaus, from Liverpool for New Orleans, which put in here, Oct. 25, in distress, is discharging. A great part of her cargo is coming out in a damaged state. STROMNESS. Oct. 20.—This morning we were visited with the heaviest gale a wind that has been known on this coast for many years. The vessels in harbour rode it out. The Hylton, Harris, from Liverpool for Newcastle, has been brought in here, very leaky, having struck on Cantick Head, and must discharge. Oct 24.—The "—ace and Bertha," apparently a Foreign Galliot, cf about 300 tons, with a cargo of railway sleepers, was totally wrecked at Birsay, yesterday. Crew drowned: part of the cargo saved. NORTH RONALDSHAY, Oct. 21.—The Seres, Lewin, from Dan zic for Liverpool, has been brought in here this morning, with damage. Oct. 24.—The Rubicon, from Archangel, weut to pieces at Eday Island, dur ng the gale on the 22nd instant. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER I.—Wind light RRlVED.—Charles Na's. Paddon, from Patras lurnberston, from St. John, ST .B . —and S 11. D — Sapphire, Miller, for Hobart Town, &c.—Vittorloso, Azzopardi. for Alexandria. E.—Undaunted, Ritchie. for Calcutta —Triton, Ord, for Calcutta—Jersey Tar, Peumel, for Jamaica— Fanny, High, for Lima—Conrad, M'Neil, for Valparaiso— Baltasarah, Webb, for Valparaiso—Diana, Greig, for Bahia— Azof, Hallet t for Boston—Elizabeth, Barclay, for New Orleans —Southampton, Hooper. for Trieste—Veracity, Bence, for Malta—G. Tagliaferro, Ruggiero, for Malta—Ernest. Marguin, for Bordeaux—Ven ilia, Meppelder, for Rotterdam—Vigilant, Mullerat, for Ostend—Concordia, Eddes, for Dordt. George. Petrowsky. for Svrineinuude,, has put back, leaky. Laidmads, Walter; Harvest Home, Heron; Lahore, Burt, and Lismoyne, Roals, hence at Calcutta 11th Sept. Bellaire, Webb. hence at ditto :Bth Rapid, Downs, hence at Bombay 21rd Herculean. Gibson, hence at ditto 28th elocity. Dixon, hence at Angra Pequina Panthea, Glen. sailed from Saugor 6th Sept.—Thomas Lee, James, pth— Cheshire, King, 1 th—Fatima, Wilson, 12th—and Isabelia H arnett, Newby, 15th Sept. all for Liverpool, and M lo ch ief, Smith. 4th Sept. for China Royal Sovereign, Freyer, sailed from Rombay Igth Sept. for Liverpool—Emperor, Jones, for London, 22nd—Bella Marina, Wood, 30th tor the Clyde—and Roseanna, Crichton, 27th Sept. for China Earl of Harewood, Atkin, sailed from Madras for Liverpool 18th September The Royal Consort, loading for London, has been burnt at Calcutta Quintin Leitch, Potter, from Clyde, at Bombay Sophia, Johns. from Bombay, at Calcutta John Walker, Kerr, from Saldanha Bay, at Cove England, Stratford, from Quebec, ditto SUNDAY, Novsuasa 2.—Wind S.S.E. fresh. SAlLED.—Australia, Blanchard, for Port Philip—Queen, Gordon, for Sydney, N.S.W.—Grassh ,, pper. Hunkin, for Cape t,f Good Hope—Alexander Baring, Wilson. for Calcutta — Columbus. Stellstrom, for It:o Jan.—Reis Effendi, Sutherland, for Laguira, &c.—Laurel, Duckett, for Mobile—Yorkshire, Bailey. for New Y.rk—Sir Henry Huntley, Grant, for St. John, N.B.—Emil, Bairons, for Elsinore—Eugen, Moritz, for Stettin —Egidius, Halewick, for Ostend—Rory O'More, M'Master, for Marseilles. Champion, Steele. hence for Barbadoes, at Belfast, with loss of sails and other damage, having been in contact in the Ch an nel. Lowther, Wilson, hence at St. Petersburg Triumph. Miller, hence at Riga Elise, Gabrohn, and Juno, Spohn, hence at Danzic Brandt, Georgius, and Theodore, Reintrock, hence at Swine munde Konigsberg Packet, Bakker, from Danzlc for Liverpool, at St. Margaret's Hope, with loss of bulwarks and sails damaged. THISTED, 23nn OCT —The Algonquin, from Liverpool, for Flensburgh and Kiel, was wrecked oil this coast during the recent gales. Crew saved. GATIIKNI3OII.O. 122ND OCT.—The Victoria, Webster, from St. Petetsburgh, for Liverpool, put Into skala, 19th October. 13trti)5, 11arrtagt5 anb Eiratb9. BIRTHS. On Friday, the 24th ult., at Stockport, the wife of the Rev. F. 'Mockery. of a son. On tzunday. the 26th ult., at the Palace. Kilkenny, the lady of the Lord Bishop of Ossory and Ferns, of a son. On Monday, the 27th ult., in London, the Lady Augustus Fitz-Clarence, of a daughter. MARRIED On Tuesday, the 7th ult., at St. Mark's Church, Mr. Joseph Breeze, pawnbroker. to Mary, only daughter of Mr. J. Wat kinson, cowkeeper, Stanhope.strset. On Monday, the 20th ult., at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. H. Stewart, Mr. W. Gregory, of Toxteth park. late of Chester, to M ss Sarah Jane Wilson, of Present street, Low-hill. Same day, at Sheffield, Mr. Richard Briddon, upwards of 74 years of age, grocer and flour-dealer, to Miss Ann Wigley, of sweet 16, both of Brampton. On Sunday, the 26th nit., at St. Philip's Church, Mr. A. Cameron, to Miss Margret Heyes. Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. Robert Sanderson, to Mary, daughter of Mr. R. Roberts. On Tuesday, the 25th ult., at St. Bride's Church, Mr. Richard Scragg, stationer, Renshaw-street, to Christiana, only daughter of Mr. P. Burns, of Oldham- street. Same day, at St. George's, Hanover Square, London, by the Rev. H. W. Feaweil. M.A , the Rev. John Maxwell Wilde, 8.A., incumbent of Trinity Church, Northwich, Cheshire. to Maria Harriet, eldest daughter of the late Thomas Daniel Esq., Little Beckhampstead, Hens, and niece to Abel Smith, Esq., M.P. for lie , tfords hire. Same day, at St. Catharine's Church, Mr. William Hughes, of this town, to Miss Crosshy, of Astmoore. near Runcorn. On Wednesday, the 29th ult., at Great George-street Chapel, by the Rev. Dr. Raffles, Mr. John Brooks, to Anne, eldest daughter of the late Mr. John H 3dgkins. Same day, at St. James's Church, by the Rev. H. Hampton, Mr. David (-Word. to Mary Ann, daughter of Mr. T. Marsh. On Thursday, the 3ath ult.. at St. John the Baptist's Church, by the Rev. F. Parry, 8.D., Thomas Kelly, Esq.. cn Fortescue terrace, Dublin, and third son of the late Captain John Kelly, of the 77th Regiment, to Sarah. eldest daughter of Edward Brown, Esq., of Berkely-street. Toxteth-park. On Friday, the 31st ult., at the Crescent Chapel, by the Rev. Dr. Raffles, Mr. Robert John Grayson Jervis, to Mary, daughter of Mr. Wm. King, of her Majesty's Customs, Edgehill. On Saturday, the Ist instant, at St. Michael's Church, Toxteth-park, Mr. Samuel Khmer, bookseller and stationer, Everton, to Leonora Hill, of Kirkdale. Yesterday, at St. John the Baptist's Church, by the Rev. J. Hassan, M.A., Archibald Livingston, Esq., of Toxteth park, to Jane, third daughter of Thomas Gibson, Esq., of Dumfries, Scotland. DIED. On the 15th of September, at Poona, Georgina Francisca, wife of Stephen Dighy Murray, Esq., of Bombay, after giving birth to a daughter still born. On the 21St ultimo, aged 41, John, sixth son of the late Mr, T. Hazlehurst. Chi the 23: d ultimo, at Roby. aged 82. Mr. Henry Flornby. Same day, aged 9 years, Charlotte Hannah, dLughter of Mr. V. P. Royle, of Chester. On the 24th ultimo, Jessy, eldest daughter of Mr. J. Riddick, tailor, formerly of Dumfries. Same day, at St. Nicho:as's, Cardiff, William Jonas Watson, Esq., mayor of Cardiff. same day. aged 50, Mrs. Fazakerley, late of Catherine street. On the 25th ultimo, at Great Crosby, Martha Jane, infant daughter of Mr J. Wren. jun. On Monday, the 27th ult, ' aged five and a half years, James, eldest son of Mr. J. Dumbell, Kirk dale. Same day. at her residence, Soho street, Miss Hird, the last surviving child of the late Captain Hird, of Liverpool. Same day, in he r 45th year, Elie!, wife of Mr. R. Williams, of the Mona Inn. Oldhall-street. On TuL•sday, the 28th ult., at Brighton, aged 58, Sir Matthew Tierney, physician in ordinary to George the Fourth and William the Fourth. Same day, aged 53, Ellen, wife of Mr. E. Powell, of Rathbone street. Same day, aged 22, Caroline Ferrers, eldest daughter of G. Pickering, Esq., of Brook-lodge, near Chester. Same day, at his residence, Wimpole-street, London, aged 45, M. Fortisque, the Venezuelan Minister. Same day. on Rodden Down, near Frome, in her 97th year, Mary, widow of Mr. Fl' Rossiter, of Vallis-farm, whom she survived nearly fifty years. On Wednesday, the 29th ult., aged 45, much respected, Mary Ann. wife of J, Greenwood, Denbigh Castle, Hackin's.hey. Same day, aged la months. Thomas Storey, son of Mr. G. Robinson, printer, Johnson's-place, Mansfield-stre , t. Same day, aged 49, Mr. John Ward, of V. hit ehaven. Same day, at Knotty Ash, aged 19, Sarah. third daughter of the late T. W. Mawdsley, Esq., solicitor, of this town. Same day, aged 83, Margaret, relict of Mr. Wm. Crowe, Spar ing.street. Same day, at his residence, Hetherton-loclee, near Nantwich, aged 68, John Forshaw, Esq., late of Birkenhead. On Thursday. the 3 , th ult., at Tranmere. Mr. John King Harwood. engineer, eldest son of the late Mr. Robert Harwood. of Birmingham. Same day: at his residence, Hamilton-rlace, London, Lord tagu. TLe aeceased was born in 1776. He was a supporter of the present Administration, and had the patronage of seven livir gs. His estates, which are considerable, lay in Berkshire, Hampshire, and Sellarkshire, of which latter county he was the lord-lieutenant. The titie becomes extinct, and the bulk of the property falls into the possession o: the Duke of Buccleuch. Same day, J. H. Hall, Esq , barristcrAt-law, and one of her Majesty's Commissioners in Lunacy, eldest son of the Rev. J. Hancock Hall, of Risley-hall, in the county of Derby. On Friday, the 31st ult., at his residence, near Aylesbury , aged 31, John Rolls Gibbs, Esq., the talented free trade advocate and able editor of the Aylesbury News and Bedford News. On Saturday, the Ist instant, aged two months, the infant son of Henry R. Hoskins, Esq., of Catherine-street. On Sunday, the 2nd instant, at Kew Brighton, after a few days' severe illness. Lucy Margaret, daughter of Aphn Davies, Esq., solicitor, of this town. Yesterday, at the residence of her brother, Henry Holmes, Esq., Everton-brow, Mrs. Margaret Cook, aged 65 years, relict of the late Colin Cook, Esq., of the Isle of %V althorn. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. Novunnsit. HOUR. 4, Robert Edwards, audit District Court, 11 4, John Milne, aadit 4, Richard Machell, audit 4. Joseph Brooks, audit Ditto, 11 5, John and Elizabeth Fisher, proof and div Ditto. 12 6, Benjamin liornby, 2nd 6. John breakenridge, tat Ditto, /1 6, Henry Blunt, Ist Ditto, 12 RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. (From the Railway Magazine of Saturday.) Passen- Con wk. Last gers. lastyear Dry. 7432 i x 142 .el5O Si -- 759 77 8 li 10893 716 624 4 43472 872 834 9 4061 249 268 4 -- -- 949 1i 24423 3156 2522 4i 26621 6748 4335 3i 1078 2104 1702 5 18398 963 872 2i -- 150 , 0 13012 10 9256 226 - -- -- -- -- 51912 18982 16511 7i -- -- -- -- 1149 -- 0 2!330 875 5891 1752 16048 10 761 181 5041 4* 1405 4j 7353 6243 9 1001 925 5 4271 3267 5 7299 I 5576 2856 1882 1613 1873 493 37S 57 - 3 - 5 Bi 5046 7 Ei • et. g6i;; g'x*" • •••• r •u • , V ,-.v. - = = r: 0 t , a , a; 'i; Z $ .2 ZZ Z Z o o < 0 o We call the attention of our readers to an advertise ment of Hamburgh Furniture in our paper of to -day. It is beautifully finished. Those who are about to invest in landed property would do well to peruse Mr. Williams's advertisement. Wax FIGURES.—This is the last week of the very excellent collection of wax figures now exhibiting at the Parthenon.—( See advertisement.) MYSTERIOUS LADY.—We are not surprised that the Lady, in Bold-street, has attracted to her door all the fashionable equipages in town, and to her presence all the fair beauties who are curious—and what fair one is not? —for anythinc more miraculous than her responses was never witness.d here or elsewhere. We understand her stay in Liverpool is limited to next week. PUBLICANS' APPEAL. — At the Court-house, Kirkdale, before the Rev. Miles Formby, and John Formby, Esq., the appeal of Mr. John Green, publican, against the de cision of Charles Turner and John Holmes, Esqrs., two of the borough magistrates, presiding at the last ficensine day, was heard. Mr. James, barrister, appeared for the appellant, and Mr. Blair for the respondents. After the case had been gone into to a tedious length the presiding magistrates informed the court that they could not agree in their decision and respited the case until next session. THEATRE ROYAL, C HURCH STREET. — The revival of C the drama of "D on aesar de 13azan" with Lestus' in imitable personation of that character was last night attended with the greatest success, and from firs to last, loudly applauded. “Olympic Revels"—in rs. Grattan plays Pandora, is a clever satiricipl. ' lof t and having been received wi t h g reat eciAlid s. _ *Aa r", week, was repeated last night. In . ttle.' r Tif F ago & i ? , Lester was at home, and the ro .of ght a)d parts of the house acknowledges , asii 77 .7-prii - ieadiog characters. .t •- ,4*-6 NAME Arbroath and Forfar Birmingham and Gloucester Chester and Birkenhead .. Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dundee wid Arbroath Durham and Sunderland Edinburgh and Glasgow ... Eastern Counties.... Glasgow and Ayr Glasgow and Greenock Grand J unction Gray esend and Rochester Great North of England Great Western Hull and Selby Hartlepool Dock and Rail. , Liverpool and Manchester . London and Birmingham London and Blackwall . London and Brighton London and Croydon London and Greenwich—. Southwestern Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Manchester and Birmingham. Manchester and Leeds and Hull and Selby Midland Counties Newcastle and Darlington Newcastle and Carlisle Newcastle and North Shields 16711 North Union 11:94 North Midland... Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen. Preston and Wyre 4Wefield and Manchester South Eastern . - Taff' Vale .. Ulster Yarmouth and Norwich York and North Midland 1570 793 , ) 5023 1183 816 702 704 PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL W o on, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid Dn t y Archangel .t 19 0(/ 0 0 Memel 16 10 19 0 Gothenburg Y6 10 - - 17 0 Wyburg .. - 17 10 Petersburg ', 0 - 19 0 O 3a- O 2a- FLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick Danzig, Deck British American Pine LATH WOOD ' per fathom Danzig, 4 feet British American .43 0 . 4 10 “AIFIOGANY, per foot of 1 inch thick. Honduras Cuba St. Domingo 1 0 OAK PLANES 0 0 TKAK wool), per cubic feet STAv KS, per 1200. Danzig, C. Pipe .490 0 —nu 0 I) Hhd. 4O 0 —4O 0 I Quebec, red. to 1i in.thick, 1 35 55 0 }Free and 5i feet long Do. Puncheon TIMBICR, per cubic foot Oak 2 0 Pine, British Amer. common 0 0 red 1 5 yellow 1 9 1 9 1 11 Danzig.. Memel... Riga.red. O 8 1 0 }Free. 1 6 • 0 3 6 iOsper Id PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S 0 4} 1.1 18+. per 0 2a load. 0 0 .e 2 Os 5 0 Is. 17 0 j S. it. 3 0 0 0 p . p . ,. / 10 , 1 2 s# 2 1 30ES Od Vld 9 0 1 I Outward LONDON tz LIVERPOOL, to 25s Od@ 30 0 31s od@Aug.l 20 0— 0 0 20 0-50 0 50 0— 60 0 50 0— 60 0 35 0 —5O 0 33 0— 44 0 20 0-25 0 15 0- 20 0 0 0 15 0 30 o 0 I 20 0 Jamaica.___ Leeward Isl. Dem. & Berbic Honduras Havana New York, Boston Charleston, Savannah New Orleans Canada British Worth America Newfounaiand Brazils River Plate East Indies China Batavia New South Wales Cape of Good Hope Africa Gibraltar Lima, Valparaiso, &c. Malta, Sicily, &c. Smyrna and Constantinople. Malaga Madeira Western Isles, Cape de Verds - Lisbon Cadiz 2l 0 1 7 6 France , 2O ______ 20 0— Holland 23 0 0 0 21 0 Hamburg, Bremen, &c. 25 0 o 0 25 0 Gottenlmrg, Stockholm Petersburg, Riga, &c. Oporto 25 0 - 30 0 25 6 - 25 0- 0 0 20 •- 25 0 25 0-30 0 25 •- 30 0 95 0 -40 0 30 0 - (W. 7 35 0- 40 U 35 •- 40 0 50 0-60 0 60 0-70 0 35 0-40 0 35 5 - 4° 0 40 0- 50 0 40 0 - --- 35 0- 40 0 40_ 0 - -- 30 0 105 0 -- 15 0-17 6 17 6 20 0 so o— 60 o 40 0— 50 0 17 6-20 0 17 0 — 30 0 90 6 0 0 40 0 0 0 17 6 20 0 17 .6-23 15 • 2 0 • 15 0 —.lO STATE OF TRAD . Mavenesven.—We have had a very heavy ma-%•.** or cl this week, accompanied by an almost daily slight decline value.—The small manufacturers are becoming urgent sellers, and so long as this shall last no betters ate of things can rea sonably be expected than a further depression in prices- Yarns partake of the like dulness, and are also again to be bought for less money. The market closes heavily. There has been so little change in the state of the Woollen trade since our last publication, that we might fairly repeat the remarks we made last week. Considering the season of the year, an average amount of business is doing. Stocks are com paratively low, and many of the manufacturers are making M order. We regret to hear that in some of the ns ighbour ng vil lages many small manufacturers, instead of practically following the advice in the adage of " Make hay while the sun shines," by following their legitimate business. have been indulging is railway speculation to such a ruinous extent that many of them are without capital to buy the raw material with which to carry on manufactures (which they would fain do now that they have been bitten by the mania of the day,) and others are on the verge of insolvency and bankruptcy. We look for a tolerably good winter trade, but not a very heavy one; and we should not be s:rprised to find some of the manufacturing operatives but par tially employed during winter. BRADFORD.—The staple trade of this town is rather depres sed, especially the yarn department. Spinners have for some time past complained bitterly of the llwness of prices. compared with those of the raw material; and the demand not being great, many of them are row running short time, and others are t ,Ik ing of following their example ; large numbers of operatives may, we are sorry to say, be seen in the streets out of employ. he Piece market on Thursday was rather flat, and not much business was done; but as the manufacturers arc ca. eful not to increase their stocks much, prices are stationary. The wool trade is no •ery animated ; the finer wools are in request. and the stocks are not large. The home growers still ask high prices. and they will not yield apparently to the general terms offered by the brokers. H VDDSRSFIELD.—Our market was a quiet one on Tuesday; buyers acting with great caution. and purchasing but ,paringly, There is no visible increase i❑ the stocks worth speaking of, and prices remain much as they have been for some time past, nor do they promise any speedy alteration. Wool continues firm in price. HALIFAX.—Our manufacturers here continue to do a good trade, and thr prices of goods z emain steady. There is no dimi nution in the prices of Wool, which are somewhat high, con .- sidering the figure at which gc ROCHDALE FLANNEL MAR for the better in the flannel marke - —There is no decided change both the demand and the Wool prices are much similar to those of the preceding week still remains heavy of sale, and the manufacturers pur base as if they expected a fall more than a rise of prices. Hostisi , v AND Lacs TRADFS.—The wrought cotton boos branch continues still almost imperceptibly improving. The cut-up cotton hose branch is yet in a tin , cring state, but upon the whole it is in some quarters a shade improved. The drawer and pantaloon branch is in much the same drooping state that it has been for some months past The fancy bobbin net trade is considered to be worse than ever, and nothing is heard on all sides but heavy c- inplaints, both from the machine-owners and the workmen. The cotton warp tatting branch is in a very low state indeed, the extra demand for the East having nearly ceased. These are not soundly made articles, and will not bear wasting; and it appears that the Asiatics, any more than the Europeans, will not purchase lace that will not wash. The Jacquard warp branch is in a stagnant state, though we have heard of soma improvements in the manufacture. The silk warp branch is in a rather dull state, but not to the extent of the tatting trace. WARRINGTON CORN Total quantities per Imp. Quarter. Wheat. Barley, Oats Bay, old 2 lb Vetches 0 0 Grass Straw, Wheat 0 44 Oat 0 5 Barley ® i o I.9otatoes, 901 b Short Top 4 ITuri.ips, Manure LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL Direct. f I direct Australia .. Bahia.. ... Barbadoes.. Bombay B. Ayres ... 4 i Lima Maranham :Sept. 16, Mauritiu 2 ! Mobile .t aC . H e t t s a t n o' n ChinCaarl i Deme•ara.. Havana.... :e Video. Aug. 22 N. Orleans . Oct. 12 New York . Aug. 30 Pernambuco Sept. 18 Rio Janeiro. 1 .. 26 ,avannah... Jamaica 3 1 Valparaiso 2 Vera Crnz La Guayra Price per Imp. Quarter, 17 • 1,, 1 3 0 0 0 NORTH HAY I%IARKET, Nov. 3. s. d. s. d. S. d. s. d —o • 6 9 1 0 *tin )9 0 —22 6 i 0 7 • Direct. !Indirect Aug. 6 Sept. 11 Aug 20 Oct. 7 Aug. 20 Oct. 6 ' ISept. 26 Oct. 10 LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, Nov. I In-patients cored Relieved and at own reque Made Out-patients Irregular Dead Consulting Slug( Chaplain House Visitc House Surgeor Accidents.. Medical and Surgical .ved and upon recommendati 4)rshaw and Mr .Dawson Rev. W. Charmer. Ide and R. Gibson, Esqrs. NORTHERN HOSPITAL, Nov. 1 [WEEKLY REPORT.] IHSCHAROUII 0 I Casualsduring the week.. 4 2 1 Remaining i u the house . I§6 Mr. George Padley. ... Mr. M`Cheane. JAMES BOLD. Treasurer. own request 7 at Patients. IS Remainingin the Hospital . . 77. Consulting Surgeon. William Gill. Esq. HouseVisiters, R. P. Carter and Jaques Myers, sqrs, Treasurer, R. W. flateson, Esq. Key. Wm. Hughes. Souse-Surgeons. Messrs. G. S. Deane and J. T. Jackson Chaplain [MONTHLY REPORT.] EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY. CORNICE. OP HARFORD-STREET, MOUNT-PLEASAINT. Surgeons Dr. Edwards and Mr. Neill. Assistant Surgeon, J. B. Barrow. Henry Crosefleld, Esq Treasurer EYE DEPARTMENT. New Patients admitted in the month of Oct. Patients prescribed for, and who have received Surgical assistance during the month of Oct. . Total since the commencement .... 14,124 T EAR DEPARTMENT. Patients prescribed for, andwho . have received Surgical assistance during the Month of Oct. .... Total since the commencement PACKET LIST. GENERAL POST-OFFICE, Nov. 30. MARKET, OCT .t'1291 1 0 491 19 9 C. W. Re al X