The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-25 00:00:00

NOV. 25, 1845. MARKETS. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, Nov. 18. Total quantities per Price per Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter , O el tibel t, ....... 12g 4352 12 0 e2 14 8 6 : • ......... 236 .... 320 11 1 A SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 19. had a good show of stock to day, and the quality full y an tu. ,`llige one. The attendance fair, and prime beef and mutton aZ s Ysale at last week's rates ; inferior rather lower. A few ta and Sheep unsold. w„ LEEDS CORN MARKET, Nov. IS. 0 1 .., 1, 0 the exception of Barley, the arrival of Grain to this day's t i7let is moderate. Wheat met a fair demand at Is. per qr. *L a nce. We have a better demand for good Barley at last k's rates, but secondary samples lower. Oats slow sale at 0 7 1. • Week's prices. qr. Olcheaper. d Beans maintain their value, but new tO 2s e s ' • g • HULL CORN MARKET, Nov. 18. tat to -day's market the arrival of Wheat better than last week, .ondition much the same; for low qualities last week's rates k r t 3 alhable, for the better Wheats the farmers get a shade more f i leY. Very little Barley offering, at about Is. per. qr. lower. e W samples of Beans at market. In other articles of Spring - "rh but little doing. DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 21. 4 Z this day's market prime Wheat nearly supported Tuesday's l4es, but middling and inferior sample's were from 6d. to Is. 41 el% Barley remains without alteration. Prime Oats sold at advance of from 3d. to 6d. per barrel, but other descriptions "re dull and rather lower. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, Nov. 20. At this day's market there wa, a fair supply of Wheat, which Zld readily at rather over the currency of this day sennt l . .We make no alteration in our quotations. Barley of aide-ir is. to 2s. per quarter cheaper. Oats could only be 41pcse.1 of in limited parcels, at a decline of 26. per qua, ter. ft ns , both old and new, Is. to 2s. per quarter cheaper. Peas .rsally unaltered. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, Nov. 21. The f i t ' arrivals of all grain are very limited. There is a better rosition in the Wheat trade to-day, and rics of all descrip- I:" must be quoted fully Is. per quarter dearer; extra samples ~, o rne instances made Is. to 2s. more money. Good Barley ~4 readily at last week's prices, but common qualities were 'saleable, except for grinding purposes. kANCHESTER CORN MARKET, NOVEMBER 22. „_,The trade has been quiet during the week, without any parti !lar variation from the rates of our last. At Wakefield, yester r, a fair business as done in Wheat at an improvement of 1s Per quarter , whilst at Liverpool the turn of prices was in fa v our the buyer. The business doing at our Exchange this mcrning , for no particular observation. W heat firm, at fully the r tes of our last. Flour moves off very slowly, particularly as ards good second qualities. In Oats and Oatmeal no varia ,,"n in value les remain as last quoted but the demand for both is completely in retail yc her artic . . LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 24. The supply of Stock at market has been smaller than of late, met with quick sale at high prices. Beef, 54d. to sicl.; 7atton, 6d to 7d. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, Nov, 24. There is much more life observable in our Butter market , and molders arc firmly asking au advance in price of is. to 28. per Pv't ision t Imports are trivial. steady ship store demand for Beef and `ork. Lard is in great request, at advancing prices. LIVERPOOL POTATO MARKET, NovEmBER 24. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. O 9 @ • 114 Potatoes, 1.901 b. • 7 0 9 Kemps n o— 0 0 Short Tops 1 5 1 8 • 0 —• 0 Cups O 31— 0 41 Pink Eyes.... 2 4 2 7 O 31— 0 41 Cattle O 2i— 0 3i ,Turnips, qfr tin 17 • —2O 0 34 0 —35 6E t Manure 4 aY, old 2'-tb hover vetches grass, s traw, R'heat Oat tar , ey wirrats •• • LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 18 The arrivals up to the close of the week were generally mode ta„ te, but a change of wind has since brought forward a good 111 Pply of most articles, particularly of foreign Wheat. This day's market was tole, ably well attended, and we expe- Venced a fair sale of Wheats, altogether to consumes s, at id to 1 4 Per 70 lb. over the currency of this day week, the advance of Lfiday upon new Wheats not being fully supported to-day. cl'Air was in less request, but may still be quoted 6d to is dearer. Barley and Malt is to 2s per quarter cheaper, and Beans rather receding in value. Oats and Oatmeal in moderate demand, the latter supporting va s Per load for best qualities. Nc,thing passing in bond to-day. CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 21 &bipping inttliigna. TUESDAY, NOV&MBICR 18.—Wind W.N.W., fresh. ARRIVED.—Zephyr, Brown ; Rienzi, Rowe ; and Fanny, M'Pherson, Africa—Baboo, Barber, and Zemindar, King, Cal cutta—Ambassador, Hadley, Charleston—Argo, Hawk, and Ar chibald, Wilkie, Danzic—George, Key, Honduras—Vigilant, Stare, Jersey—Fergus, Findlay. Laguna—Tantativo, Leao, Lis bon—Liberty. Norton ; St. George, Ferris ; and Garrick, Trask, New York—Jewess, Gregg. P. E Island—Asia, Galilee, St. Pe tersburg—Victoria, Webster, St. Petersburg—Plutus, Maack, St. Andrew, N.B.—Gloria, Losewich, Stettin—Ostred, Stockholm Hibernia, (steamer,) Ryrie, from Boston, at this port: sailed on the Ist instant, and from Halifax 3rd. On the sth, during a thick fog, struck on Cape Race, and put into St. John's, New foundland, which place she left on the 9th instant. The ship sustained but little injury. _ . . . Zephyr, from Bouny at this port, leaky, having been on shore on Crosby Point Rochdale, hence at Para Lady Courtenay, Tunick, sailed from Denia for this port 30th October Hibert, Bruce, and Hirondelle, Pouton, hence at Gibraltar Robert Preston, Williamson, hence at Cadiz Tyro, Simonds, hence at Lisbon Sophia, Noel, and Tentativa, Leo, sailed from Lisbon for this port 4th instant Wyvern, Norris, sailed from ditto for this port 4th instant Gipsy, Dauive, hence at La Triniti St. Peter Paul, Lupke, hence at Riga Jaconina, Schutt, hence at Ilelvoet Sca, Godfrey, from St. John, N.B. at Cove Blossom, M'Diarmith, hence for Dunveyan at Lochmaddy, with loss of mast Naiad, Rogers, from Hamburgh for this port at St. Maws Eligginson; Hogg, from Paguena at London The Princess Royal, from Rotterdam, in docking yesterday, ran foul of the George Harper, from Drogheda, in George's Basin, and carried away the George Harper's head and cutwa ter, tkc. Great Western, (steamer,) hence at New York 28th Oct Caledonia, (steamer,) Lott, hence at Halifax Ist instant Timbucto, off St, ♦nn's Shoals (Africa) sth Aug. Lady Worsley, hence off Settra Kroo 2Sth Aug. John Fatcliett, Norman, hence at Buenos Ayres Frankland, Friend, hence at Bahia Victoria, from Vera Cruz at Laguna _ _ Haidee, Scule ; Elizabeth,lHasty ; Manteo, Baker; Sheffield, Smith, and Cygnet, Heard, hekce at New Orleans Mayflower, Crabtree, and Charles, Hoyt, from Liverpool at New York Atlas, Pratt, hence at Boston Milton. Ellis ; Young Queen, Williams Laurel, Knarstow ; Laurina, Barr; Enchantress, Philip, and William Bayard, hence at Quebec Katinka, hence at Sr. Michael's Swift. 6pp, sailed from Smyrna for this port un the 23rd of October Pacific, Mickle, sailed from Smyrna for this port on the 24tl October Mormora, Barnes ; Essemper, Vucitica ; Ocean, Brooks Sanders, Bulley, and Gleulyon, Forsyth, from this port at Con stantinople (steamer,) Wilson, hence at Malta, and proceeded 30th October for the Levant _ _ Laura Denis, Craig, sailed from Malta for this port on the 28th October Eliza, Montechlaro, sailed from Palermo for this port on the Itth October Antelope, Archer, sailed from Tarragona for this port on the 23rd October NEW Yorta, October 25.—The Stanley, Quiggins, from Sava nilla to Liverpool, is on shore on Cedar Quays. Her cargo is being saved by the wreckers QUEBEC, October 21.—The Aberdeen, from Quebec to Liver pool, has put back with loss of foremast. A vessel on shore on White Island Reef, and a black barque is also on shcre a little above her. GIBRALTAR, November 6.—The Nereid, Jarvis, which arrived here on the 3nth ultimo, from Liverpool, is reported to have da maged a great portion of her cargo, having experienced very bad weather FARO, Oetober 28.—The Lee, Mgtlean, from Liverpool and Havre to Cadiz and Buena Ventura, was stranded on Cape St. Mary, near thi- place, on the 26th instant, and will become a wreck. Cargo discharging; TORQUAY, November I7.—The Blake, Sharp, from Quebec to Liverpool, was abandoned on the 26th Oct., in lat. 45, lon. 50. Crew arrived here WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Ig.—Wind W.S.W., fresh. ARRIVED.—Thoms P. Cope, Miercken. from Philadelphia— Britannia, Scott, New Calabar—Emigrant, St. John's, N.B.— Indefatigable, from Quebec—Racer, Peroint. arid A. E. A., Dane!. from Smyrna—Minerva, Marsden, Leghorn—lda Marie, Dantzic SA xi, FD.—Cambria, (steamer,) Judkir a, for Halifax and Boston Agnes, Keswick, from Garliestown, at this port, leaky, and with loss of bowsprit, head, and cutwater, having been in con tact with the Athlone. (steamer,) from Belfast, early this morn ing, off the N.V. Light-ship. Celt, from Bonny at Fernando Po rr l ma, Kemp, hence ac Buenos Ayres The Zante Packet sailed from Constantinople for this port on the 25th Oct. Beiram, Simpson, from Smyrna at Salonica Egidius, tialewick, hence at Flushing Blair, from Srddanha Bay at Cowes Georiiana, Bisset, from - Zaote at Falmouth rcductlon in the duty on foreign Barley to Ss, and on Rye .7s 6d per quarter forms the only alteration for the ensuing _We continue to be fairly supplied with Wheat and Flour, moderately with Oats and Oatmea l, from Ireland, while the receipts coastwise are trivial : a few parcels of Wheat as well its a large influx of Flour,Plave arrived frcm Canada, besides ~.,1 10M e quantity of each article from the Unite d States, com p rising Ve imports thence withie the last three days, during which the "de has ruled rather quiet. but with little perceptible change vent the general currency of that day. At our Corn Exchange this morning, choice qualities of both Old and new Wheats continued to be held steadily at Tuesday's Sates, but the millers buying rather cautiously, the general runs Of new were in partial instances the turn cheaper, and the c ransac: ions on the whole very moderate in amount. Irish and Canadian Flour, moving off sparingly, merely sustained our last quotations. Barley, meeting a very languid sale, all descriptions receded 4411 Y is per quarter. Malt, on the contrary, remained firm in Nue. Beans and Indian Corn were rather easier to purchase,. 0 11 t without any material difference in prices. In consequence of the abundance of Potatoes now pressed for l alei the trade for Oats and Oatmeal has been extremely inactive to -day ; a lthough by needy buyers former rates were comp l ied With. Although in bonded Wheats, little or nothing has been done recently, all descriptions were held firmly on the terms last noted ; whilst States Flour under lock continued to meet in -I'llry, and for prime brands 31 s 6 d p er barrel was refused at the 'ose of the market. PRICES OF GRAIN Wheat, v 701 b .... red S. d. s. a English new 8 0 ® S 8 old Ditto, white 8 2 8 10 do. Irish red ~ Ditto, w hit e 8 2 8 8 do, .... ttre. English, 1' qr —— Irish6ol -- 13 arley, English ... ; a .S:otch Az Trishop 60th 4 3 5 3 do. await, English, r qr 0, a - old 9 2 @9 8 8 -10 2 8 6 -9 4 8 9 - 9 6 none. I 4 6 4 8 59 0 -64 0 54 0 -58 -0 Irish °tits, 41113. E'lish & Scotch, new Welsh Irish. fine qualities 3 9 general do 3 6 .eans, English, isi• qr — Scotch& Irish,v4Bols -- Pease, English, white 5l 0 Do. & Irish.... maple 43 0 Plour,l9. 280th English & Irish, ends Ditto, superfine 47 0 Oatmeal, r P. of 24011 Irish, 1845 4 0 - 4 4 3 9 - 4 0 3 10 - 4 1 3 9 - 3 11 48 0 -52 0 47 0 -49 0 3 11 tdo 3 9 1A - o. I - da -54 0 blue —46 0 grey 42 0 -44 0 -46 0 -51 0 0 -49 0 extra .. 49 -34 6 old ....!33 0 —34 0 de..... 32 0 --33 0 - - ...... 1 4-- 1 6 .agiff RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. urday.) Cor. wk. Last last year, Div. Canadian b ran, Tr 241 b (From the Railway Magazine of Sa, Passen gers. Money d 1 331 es ; l a e i idge tO g 00 it/ in Ell' tbell, ll ' ch t"' bia3seg e is 11°1 NAME Arbroath and Forfar Birmingham and Gloucester I - tester and Birkenhead ... • D ublin and Drogheda u , s ablin and Kingstown "„ 11 13dee and Arbroath Durham and Sunderland E dinburgh and Glasgow 4 11>tern Glasgow and Ayr Grand and Greenock Wand Junction* Gravesend and Rochester Great North of England Great Western Linn and Selby ,t 44 Ilepool Dock and RaiL 44 , verpool and Manchester Landon ana Birmingham London and Blackwall London and Brighton London and Croydon London and Greenwich ~ ':.l"uthwestern Lalanchestcr, Bolton, and Bury r anchester and BirmingharnH 4l anchester and Leeds and, 18734 21210 1677 1 14204 Hull and Selby M idland Counties Newcastle and Darlington N ewcastle and Carlisle N ewcastle and North Shields 19502 North Union l2oos North Midland ter:s and Orleans P aris and Rouen Preston and Wyre Ilbeffield and Manchester aouth Eastern .• - •• • T ab' Vale Ulster Y armouth and Norwich York and North Midland 16446 25631 26169 60442 2760 11959 2858 5654 2093 I 148 740 4706 1367 6179 15462 2529 1775 452 501 M 22 48g 1064 5726 1183 627 4915 Liugham * See London and Bin ......, PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVER - WOOD, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid Archangel £l9 0 Q 0 0 Memel 16 10 19 0 Gothenburg l6 10 - - 17 0 Petersburg 17 0 19 0 rlacKs, per foot of 2 inches thick. Danzig, D ec k , British American Pine "Tuwoon, per fathom. Danzig, 4 feet ,British American ' I A ii ociAN y , per foot of 1 in Donduras Ullha $t Domingo.hoAlt.PLANEs OAR wool), per cubic feet I,,Aviis, per 1200. Danzig, C. Pipe Quebec, rekCiOl:lln . : and 5} feet lcng gr " 0 . Puncheon Oak Pine, British Brier .7 10 - . 410- o 6 -- o 8 I o o 0 3 • -- go 0 -110 0 40 0-00 0 Krl 3s 55 I ....13 • s. d. I non 0 0 .... 1 i 7.. 1 3 10 1 11 1. d. 3 0 0 0 1 10 1 si Danzig atemel alta.rCd., 2 1 3 O 'S POOL. Duty. 1:41 18s. oer load. } Free. lOsper id I B.P. Is. I , Sis Id 4- Id Cove, November 16.—The City of Waterford, from Quebec fcr London. was fallen in with by the Demetrist, ar ived here on the 2d Nov., in lat. 45, I n. 47, dismasted and water-logged. The Demetrist took the captain and ten men out of the foretop, where they had been nine days, during which three men died from exhaustion Splendid, hence to Mobile, 22d October, In lat. 19 N, lon. 36 Chace, hence to Li=bon. 10th instant, in lat. 41, lon. B—Mill. man, hence 10th Nov., in lat. 50, lon 9—Caledonia, from Syd ney to London, 14th Sept., in lat. 30, lon. 27 W—Claudine, from London to Bombay, 25th Sept., in lat. 13 N, long. 33 W—Apol lina, from Calcutta to London, 17th Oct., in lat. 22, lon. 33 — Dutch ship Antony, 14th instant, in lat. 48, long. 9—Australian, for Sydney, Bth instant, off Tuskar THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2 —Wind W., fresh A RRIVED.—Orien tal, and Coaxer, from Calcutta—Mary Queen of Scots, Kelly, Maceio—Le Borne Mere, Fretwell, Corisco— Penelope, Conseil, Demerara—Countess of Egliuton, Sim, Hon d uras—Venilia, St. Andrew's—Ve!o:e, Bell, China—Emily Tay lor, Howes, New Orleans—Lord Maidstone, Taylor, St. John, New Brunswick Francis, Lawson, hence at Corisio Mansfield, off Fernando Po, srd Sept., for Camaroons George, -, hence at Maceio, and loading Brazil wood for London Cumberland, Power, hence at Maranham Science, Roberts, hence at Berbice Stata Redbreast, Gilfillan, hence at Trinidad Mary Bibby, Archibald, from Newport at Grenada Frances, Corkhill, and Treasurer, Corkhill, hence at Barba does. British Queen, Kennedy; Reiner, Rock; gwea, Lofgren Mary, Freese; and Zodiacus, Hahn, hence at St. Thomas Louisa Jane, Christian, hence at Laguayra Hayle, Sampson, hence at Puerto Cabello, and sailed 4th Oct on her return Cantab; Ferguson, sailed from Puerto Cabello for this port on the 11th Oct, ber Lord John Russell, at Honduras, and loading for this port New Zealand, Mackay, hence at Miramichi Planter, M'Culloch, hence at Dalhousie Burrell, Foster, hence at Fayal, and sailed on the Ist Novem ber for Terceira Transit, Smit, hence at Antwerp _ . . Catherine Fraser, James, from Malta at Falmouth Reliance, Bedford, from Para off ditto Mary Ellen, Inglis, from Londonlor Sierra Leone at Rams gate—slipped from anchor and chain _ . _ Reliance,-, from London for Penang, at St. Helena, dis masted WRECK or THE BARQUE CAsinarnos.—The barque Cam bridge, Captain Brown, sailed from Belize, (Honduras,) on the 26th Sept., with a crew of eighteen, and three passengers, cap. tain included. After experiencing severe weather, on the 25th Oct., in a fearful hurricane, the vessel was thrown on her beam ends. After cutting away the masts the barque righted, and the circumstances in which the crew were left will be described in the language of the mate, Mr. Robert Shepherd, who has politely furnished us with an extract from his log:—" When the crew were collected, we found that Mr and Mrs. Cain and child, pas sengers, Andrew Flinn, and Duncan M'Lean, seamen, and T. Dawson, apprentice, were drowned, leaving thirteen of us alive on the wreck. The main deck was completely cleared of every thing, and the poop and lee side of the top-gallant forecastle were torn away, and all our clothes gone fore and aft. About 4 a.m. the wind veered to the N.W., and for some hours the lee sea broke with great violence on the deck. At day-light we found several planks of the main deck were torn up, and some beams broken. Towards noon we succeeded in erecting a stage between the mizenmast and rigging, and placing some canvas in the rigging to keep the wind and rain from us. We then col lected some cocoa ruts that were floating up out of the hold, out of which we made as comfortable a meal as could be ex pected under such circumstances. On the morning of Sunday it began to abate, and we succeeded in getting some provi ions and water, which had been secured below in case of emergency. On Monday. the 27th, it became moderate, and about 10 a.m. we made out a sail to the westward of us. All hands were then mustered to the mast head, each endeavouring to make signals to them, by waving pieces of canvas. About noon we perceived her steering towards us, and at 4 p.m. we were taken from the wreck by the crew of the ship Venilla, Captain Frank, to whom we shall ever feel ourselves indebted for their kindness and at tention towards us, and in providing us with whatever clothing we stood in need of, as far as their circumstances would allow. In about four hours after we were on board the Venilla, the gale came on again, and the vessel was hove to under a close-reefed mizen.topsail, and about 6 p.m., of Tuesday, the 28th, it blew away, leaving us without a stitch of canvas set. At the time the Cambridge was abandoned, she was in about Int. so ar, long 50 30 BULFAST, November 17.—The James Hunt, Somerset, from Liverpool to Virginia, while at anchor at Carrickfergus on 15th instant, was run into by the John, of Belfast, and has come up to the dock to repair stancheons and sails, being the only da mage sustained. The Chieftain, of Lame, from Dublin to Mira michi, put back here on the 15th instant, from lon. 40, leaky, after being out seven weeks. Nov. 18.-1 - he Harrison, Smyson, of London, from Quebec, was fallen in with 31st October, in lat. 46, lon. 48, with fore and mizenmasts gone and waterlogged, and crew taken off by the Helen, an ived here from Quebec Paragon. hence for Bombay, 23rd Sept., in lat. 82 S, long. 32 W—Lawrence, hence for Bahia, 24th Sept., in lat 11 S, long 35 —Alpha, hence for Buenos Ayres, 2th October, in lat. 10 N, lon. 21 W.—Elizabeth, from London for Swan River, same day —Ondiaka, hence to New Orleans, 27th September, in lat. 45, lon. 22 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21.—Wind W. VESSELS ARRIVED.—Great Western, (steamer,) Matthews from New York ; sailed 6th instant ; Medemseh, Chase ; Moe tezuma, Lowber, and Kylon, Milligan, New York—Queen Mab, Rowe, China; sailed 27th June—Maypo, Candlish, Lima—Eli zabeth, Guthridge, Bahia—Joseph Bates, Murdoch, Boston — St. Clair, Foy; British Queen, Heely, and Douglas, —, from Quebec—Baldassare, Randitcli, Trieste—Andover, Hayden, Ceara—Doris, Gouehy, Civita Vecchia—Wyvern, Morris, Lis bon—Emilia, Milore, Rossand—Ark, Johnson, Virginia—Rasa lama, from Quebec SAlLED.—Eclipse, Davies, Madei-a Margaret Leitch, from Saldanha Bay at St. Helena, and sailed on the 25th September for this port Lady Mary, Scott, from the Mauritius at St. Helena, and sailed 2:th September for this port Louisa, Wychcrley, from Bombay at St. Helena, and sailed 2gth qeptember for this port Wilsons. Campbell, and Lima Packet, Smith, from Ichaboc and Walwick Bay at St. Helena Hindostan, from Bombay at St. Helena Duke of Wellington, and Palestine, from Calcutta at St. He lena Malcolm,Prompt, r f o r o m m l c it h i a o b j i a e n a e t i r o S t a . t Hel ea Batavia n John R. Skiddy, Skiddy; Richard Anderson, Bennett; Rob Roy, Arnold ; and New York, Cropper, hence at New York Franklin, hence at New Orleans Cakdonia, (steamer.) Lott, hence at Boston on the Sd instant Sarah Mills, Wood, hence at Genoa Eugenie, FlalgAn. hence at Marseilles Phoenix, Kniper, hence at Antwerp. Looolirigty. Cornelis, hence at Ternen , e Trinity Yacht, Hounsell, hence at Milford, for Naples, with loss of foretopmast and jibboom Fanny, Ockett, from Antwerp for this port, et Ramsgate, with THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. loss of royal mast and jibboom Liam, hence for Barbadoes, at Beaumaris Triton, for Bilboa, has put back SATURDAY, 22d NOVE3IBER.—Wind W.N.W. moderate, ARRIVED.—KiIby, Jamieson, from New Orleans—Hesperus, from Benin; sailed let Aug.—Theresa Jane, Digney, :ram Ma ranham ; sailed sth Oct.—Wanderer, from St. Domingo—Vir ginia, Eaton, Charleston—Spartan, —, and Douglas, —, St. John. N.B —Alwina, Moller, from Danzie—Victoria, Sim, from Stettin. SAlLED.—Nemesis, Dean. and Flora Mure, Brown, Bombay —Eleanor, MTherson, New Orleans—Margaret. Bruce, and Lady Milton, Hayes, Mobile—Monmouth, Beynon, Genoa Commerce, Johnson, for New Orleans, has put back, with loss of fore and main topgallant masts, and crew laid up. Concordia, Lane; Eugene, Groendahl ; Trentemonzin, Le Breton; Union, Hey - fie; and Aigic, Nassel, from this port at Ostend Agatha, Scharr; Martina Johanna, Van Driesten, and Ura nia, Kammenga, hence at lielvoet _ Auguste, kirithove ; Egidius, llalewyck, and Loochristic, Cornelis, hence at Ghent Anne Armstrong, -, and Orixa, -. hence at Bombay on 7th October Panama, hence at Calcutta sth Oct. Samarang, hence at Madras 27th Oct. Othello, -, and Hindoo, -, hence at Calcutta 3.th Sept. Harriet Humble, hence at Calcutta 2d October Hannah, Salkeld, hence at Calcutta 3rd October Ambassador, hence at Maranham Concordia, Eddes, hence at Brouwershaven Anjer, sailed from Bombay for Liverpool Ist October, and John Brightman, for Caleutta, 6th Oct. London ' sailed from Saugor 16th Sept. ; Bland 17th Sept.; Gemini 22d Sept.; Wm. Drowse 24th Sept. ; John Bibby 27th Sept., and Bidaton 3d October, all for Liverpool—Prince of Wa terloo, 27th Sept., for Bombay Leonie, Daungney, sailed from Charente, for Liverpool, pre vious to 17th Nov., and the Charles Scuchay was to sail 2eth November, also for Liverpool Aberfoyle, M'Alpine, took fire at Calcutta 23d Sept., but was got under after doing serious damage to the vessel Eryad, Hansen, from Sincapore, at St. Helena, and sailed for Liverpool 4th October PVILLHIELI, 21st Nov.—The Beulah, from Liverpool for Cal cutta, put into Studwall Roads, last night, with loss of jibboom, galley, and part of bulwarks. FALMOUTH, Seth Nov.—The Victoria, Caithness, from Liver pool for the River Plate. has put in here, leaky, with long-boat shifted, &c. ; bore up from iat. 4S, long. g Same day, passed the experimental squadron SUNDAY, 22d NOVEMBER, Aunty/cu.—Dryad, Hansen. from Sincapore—Frince of Wales from Cojiba—Golden Fleece, from Pernambuco—Abagun, from New York—Demenster, from St. John, N.B.—Meddleburgh, and Berzelius, from St. John, N.B.—Margaret, from Newfound• land—Samdo, •m Finland SAlLED.—Sylphide, Kohler, for Africa—Syren, Turpin, Cal cutta—Pat. Henry, Delano, New York—Bona Dea, Brown, New Orleans—Triton, Tuton, Bilboa— Great Western, (steamer,) Matthews, Bristol Ballus, hence for Jamaica, at Milford, with loss of jibboom Albert Edward, hence at Anjer 13th Sept. John o'Saurt, -, and Liverpool, -, hence at Anjer 14th September Lancaster, -, hence at Anjer _ . Dumfries, Thompson, hence at Hong Kong 26th Sept. Lovranese, hence at Bahia Bell, Murray, hence at Tenerifre Abigail, Agnew, hence at Barcelona Minerva, Brinx, hence at Bruges Crishna, -, and Canada. -, hence at Batavia Victory, Hull; Inglewood, Smith; Devon, :Mallory; and Jane Prowse, Williams, hence at Hong Kong. . Patna, Ponsonby, hence, at Hong listing, and sailed 2gth Sept on her return. Circassian, Hore, hence, at Hong Kong, and sailed 12th Sept, for Shanghae. Duke of Lancaster, Bulley, hence, at Hong Kong, and sailed 27th Sept., for Whampoa. Mischief, Lear, sailed from Marseilles, for Liverpool, 15th Nov. Lucretia, Tucker, hence, for Port au Prince, at Falmouth; experienced very violent weather, and bore up from long. 8: Bahamian, Hawkins, !sailed from 417hampoa 28th August, for Liverpool. Pandora, Cothay, sailed from Hong Kong 3rd Sept. ; Edward Boustead, 6th Se , t. ; Maggie, 1, th Sept. ; and Larpent, Sth Sept.. all for Shanghae ; and Sanderson for London, 24th Sept. City of Derry, -. for London, put back to Hong Kong 17th Sept., making ten inches water per hour, having been on shore. Mysore, Ward, from Batavia, at Sincapore, and sailed 27th Sept.. on her return. Duchess of ;Clarence, Birch, sailed from Sincapore 18th Sept., for the Nicabar Islands, and John Dugdale, -, 26th Sept., for London. Helvellyn, -, from Sincapore, at Anger, 141 h Sept. Avoca, -, ditto, ditto, lith Sept. Palatige. -, from Calcutta, at St. Helena. Tartar, Lockwoods, from Bombay, at Hong Kong. Mary, Kemp. ditto ditto VESSELS SPOREIV. Ellen, of Glasgow, for Sincapore, sth August, :off Bahia Straits ; Larch, from Africa, for Liverpool, 7th Nov. in lat. 33 56, long. 37 5,), W.; Thomas Young, from Valparaiso. for Cork, in lat. 34 24, long. 36 50; Snowdon, from Africa, for Liverpool, Ind Nov. in lat. 22, long. 33 30 W. LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. MADDER, TP =Ls. d. s. d Dutch, crop 0 0 0 0 Ombro 0 0 0 0 Gamene Mull French, S.F S.F.F 0 0 - 0 0 oo 0 o 50 0 —0 0 51 0 —53 0 54 0 -57 • E.5.F.F.60 0 63 0 Spanish 55 0 —6O I MOLASSES, cwt. St. Lucia, &c 21 0 —22 I Demerara, &c 22 0 —23 6 Bar & Antigua 24 6 —25 6 MUNSENT, cwt 20 0 —25 0 Oil, Olive, '44 , 252 galls. Gallipoli .... 40 4 —4l 0 Trieste 39 0 —4O 0 Sicili 39 0 —39 0 Malaga . ...38 10 —39 0 Portugal &c.. 37 10 —3B 10 Levant....... .37 0 —B9 Palmot t0n.... 31 10 —32 0 Fish,v , 252 galls. 10 0 --31 0 Coloured-24 0 —2B 10 Cod 27 10 —2B 0 LINSEED, 1). cw:2s 6 --26 0 Rape,pale do. 39 0:-40 0 Tarpen. 35 0 —36 0 Caroli - na !ss.4o 0 0 0 in'cond 35 0 0 0 Bengal,crd. doll 0 —lB 0 mid to fine ..1() 6.;-21 0 none. in bond. African RUM, v. 12 to 16 o.p 2 10 3 3 stronger 3 6 4 6 choice marks.. 4 8 —S 9 SAFFLOWER, gft Bengal, good & fine.t, 6 0 p 0 ord. & mid 3 0— 5 0 Bombay SALTPETRE, 13. Cild. S. d. B. d East India SouthAmericanl3 9 —l4 0 SHELL LAC, To CZN. in bond. orange 45 0 —6O 0 liver and block :34 0 —4O 0 Netitiia,lo lox C 0 —l2 0 Chinchilli, do. 10 0 —25 0 Seal, each 2 0 3 ii SHU3IAC t cut . Sicily... Palermo Trieste. Verona. Tyrolese 90— 8 6 g 6 —lO 0 o— 8 0 3 0 - 6 6 7 0 6 6 moist brown 47 6 —4B 6 dry brown .. 49 0 —5O 6 good & mid.. 51 6 —l6 0 fine &v. fine 57 0 —59 0 dubs and mo 43 0 —47 0 brown & ye. 48 0 —5l 0 Sae yellow .. 53 0 —5B 0 37 0 -41 0 43 0 -50 0 brown 8 0 —6o 0 60 0 —63 6 22 0 -26 0 23 0 -26 I 27 0 -3) 0 32 0 -35 0 36 0 -40 0 Ig 0 —24 8 0 0 d. 25 0 —27 aiine2B 0 —3O 0 TA LOW, 19 , cwt. P'burgh, Y.C. Odessa. Archang 42 9 -43 0 41 9 -43 0 .... S 0 res.. :,6 0 —o o —4l 0 TAR, r brl. _ Stockholm .. l5 0 —l6 0 Archangel l6 o —lO Carolina l4 0 —l4 3 Virginia — Cream of Tartar6o 0 —65 0 brown and ye 1.45 0 —5l 0 TEA, 131. tb. in bond. Bohm, Canton 0 2 0 4 Fokein —— Congou, com. 010 —• 11a _ mid, to fine. 1 6 2 Twankay, com. 1 4 1 2i mid. to good 1 4 2 0 Pekoe, Orange 1 I 3 0 Campoi, corn. to good none Hyson Skin.... 1 e— 1 1 mid. to tine 1 4 1 IS Souchong,com. 1 0 1 3 good to fine 1 6 2 g Pekoe, flowery 2 0 3 • Hyson, corn 2 3 2 4 fine 2 6 4 0 Young Hysnn I 6 4 0 Imperial Gunpowder, good and fine 2 4 • 0 TOBACCO, '49 Mi. in bond. J. River, Leaf 0 2 0 4 Stemmed • 4i— 0 5i Kentucky • 0 4 Maryland 0 0 0 0 Tu11311.31.1C, T , cwt. in bond. Bengal 11 0 —l5 0 TURPENTINE, 4 , cwt. American . —lO • —lO 6 VA LONIA,V. iol2.ae Smyrna, pi,kedl4 • —l6 • Morea lO 0 —l3 0 WAX, BENS' 19 , rut. in looter. African East India ..._ 6 0 7 • Naples 40 0 —43 0 'ABLE. ESN. 'HEIGHT! HOLYDAYS, ETC 12 6 13 10 15 5 2 16 11 17 II 19 2 Advent Sunday, 19 6 Montreal,Pot 23 0(4 23 6 Pearl, new 23 9 —24 0 U. States, Pot 0 0 0 0 Pearl ...... 21 0— 22 3 BARK, Quereit. 8 6 9 6 Oak,* ton 45 10 6 10 German.... 4 0 5 0 3aTsli:cfsilScyTa,OnZy.cE..,..7 5 t o_7ll 15 CASSIA 1.10111,A,5. d 40 , cwt. in bd 54 0 CLOVEII.-SHED,*CWI. American, red4o 0 58 • Dutch 45 0 60 0 French&Germ4s 0 46 0 COCOA, 2p , CW , Trinidad Brazil Grenada COFYBE, p cwt. in bond Jama. triage 25 () ordinary J good& fine o. 55 0— 70 0 middling.... 75 0— g 5 0 good mid. .. 98 0-115 0 fine mid. &c. 120 0-148 0 Dutch, triage l 30 Drdinary I good &fine 0. 45 0— middling 65 9- 'tine mid., &c. Ceylon Java . 35 0- 48 0- 30 0- Havana good & fine 35 0— 40 0 St. Domingo 30 0— 33 0 Brazil 2B 0— 70 0 Laguira 35 0— 95 0 DYEWOODS, T► ton j 6. A. Je . s Log wood, Jam. 5 7 5 15 Hon. & Dom.s 15— 6 a Campeachy 10 10— Fustic, Span 5 0— Tampico 6 10 — Puerto Cabello 6 0 — Cuba lO 0— tlicAnikouS. Wool). Rio de la Hache solid lO 0— clean l2 10— mall ll 0— 13 0— (3.5 O S lb— Lima, solid 3arw - ood, An, Gaboon Camwood .... 6 1( Red San. Woodll 0— 14 0 FLAX, 43 ton. Riga. P.T.R. P'burg, 9 head Archangel .... Dutch & Flem. GALLS, cwt. Turkey, blue 55 0— 59 0 mixed 48 0— 50 1 East India 53 0— 54 G GINGER, 4) , Cwt _ - 3arbadoe Famaica PRICES OF SHARES, Nov. 24 Friday's. Prices. 6 6} 455.. 47s 1 .. 2 7• • 7* ii.. ii 1 .. 1i 124 ..125 SI .. 32 .. 1 21.. 2i Sax n lo 1 7 lii 15 .. 16 10 . 11 58 .. 59 3.. 4 26i.. 27 2i.. 2i 2i.. 3 10i.. 10 3N.. 3i 3 .. 3/ 1/ . 21 1/.. U 50 .. 51 46 .. 47 24 .. 24a 162.. 17i 5k.. 5i 2g.. 3 9i.. 10 20.. 201 - 14 .. 141 2g.. 3 12 .. 12* _24.. _2i 67 - .. Ss' ;7 .. 174 10 .. ;o4 14i.. 15* 23 .. 24 18 .. IS4 I*.. 1* 3... 3j 24_. 21.. 3 51.. 5i 5.. 1* 2k.. 2i 21 .. 21 10 .. 395.. 413 67k.. 63a 1 9 19& /7i.. 18i 10 .. 2.. 2i 232 In 234 49 xa 49 31k.. 32 20;Xn 20i .. 21 2i.. 2'k 7 . . s 12k.. 13 4k.. 5 217 ..219 51 .. 52 30 .. 3I) 13 .. 15 3i.. 3i i.. lic 156 .. 155 87 .. Se 17 .. 17i 36 .. :,6i SO .. 31 3j xn 3i li.. 11 Bk.. 9 20 .. 20} 101 ..1(3 20 .. 21 20 .. 21 24i.. 26s 2 30 27 6 7 SHARES RAILWAYS. (Aberdeen Railway Aberdeen, Bane, and Elgin B'llead, Chester and Mold Birkenhead, Lancashire & Ches, Birkenhead & Holyhead Junct ,Birkenhead, Mold & Langollen, airmingliana and Gloucester I Ditto quarter ( Bideford and Tavistock Birmingham, Lichfield, &c. Blackburn, Chorley & L'pool Blackburn, Darweu and Bolton, Blackburn and Pretton New 42s 42s 100 25 2i 5 10 10 Brecon and Merthyr 70 'Bristol and Exeter 2 Ditto new Shares 30 !Bristol and Gloucester 3 British and Irish Union 9 'Bolton, Wigan and Liverpool 2ißoston, Newark and Sheffield 220305t0n, Stamford, and Binning 425: Buckinghamshire 5 Caledonian Extension lit Cambridge and Lincoln li l Extension Shares li , Cambridge and Oxford 42sCanibrian and Giant' Junction. la Chelmsford and Bury 50 Chester and Birkenhead 14 Ditto new Shares . 25 Ditto half 5 Ditto new £2l shares 15 Chester and Holyhead 42s . Chester and Manchester Direct. li Clitheroe Junction 5 Clydesdale Junction 24 Cornwall and Devon — l Cornwall liCoventry and Leicester 24 Derby and Crewe 14 Derby and Great Grimsby Junc. Ili Derby, Uttoxeter and Stafford 1 Dereham and Norwich 5 Dundee and Perth 25 Eastern Counties . . 136 s New Shares 61 Perpetual, No. 1 21 Perpetual, No. 2 124 East Lancashire No.l 6i I No. 2 li!East Lincolnshire. 50 I Kdinburgh and Glasgow ...... 124 Ditto quarter shares . ..... .. 5 New quarter'shares 5 New half shares 20 Edinburgh,Leith and Granton 15 Ditto, preference-shares I iiEdinburgh and Dumbarton liEdinburgh and Northern 1 1 Ditto - 'l5 shares 24 Edinburgh and Peebles 5 lEdiuburgh and Perth 5 Ely and Huntingdon 24 Exeter, Yeovil and Dorchester 22s.Fleetwood. Preston and West R. 42s Furness and Windermere . 24,Glasgow and Belfast Union 24 Glasgow and Dumfries 25 G,asg - ow, Paisley, & Greenock. 1211 Ditto half shares . 14 , Ditto preference shares ~ 59 Glasgow and Ayr 5 ' £4O shares... ... ...... 12i Quarter shares ....... ...... 5 Quarter shares Gloucester, Aberystwith, &c. .. Stock. Grand Junction 17i Quarter Shares ....... New quarter shares 3 One-eighth shares 11 Grand Union.. 24 Great Eastern and Western .... if :great Grimsby Dock 'Great Grimsby and Sheffield.... Quarter shares Great North of England New Stock 430 shares. 1-15th shares Great North of Scotland Great North and South Wales Great Western 1 Ditto Half Shares Ditto quarter Ditto Fifth Shares Ditto Ditto Goole and Doncaster . Harwich .. II uldersfield, Canal and RailWa Huddersfield and Sheffield .... Huddersfield, Bradford, &c ,Hull and Seiby Ditto half Ditto quarter Inverness and Elgin Inverness and Perth Ipswi:h and Bury St. Ed Isle of Axholm and Goole .. Kendal and Windermere Lancaster and Carlisle Lancaster and Preston ...... .. Ditto three-quarter shares .. Ditto quarter Leiccster and Bedford.. Leicester and Birmingham .... Licester and Tamworth Liverpool and Leeds Direct ... L'pool, M. and N'castle Junction. Liverpool, Ormskirk & Prest - m. Liverpool, Preston and N.Union London an I Birmingham Ditto £32 shares Ditto quarter shares Ditto fifth shares London and Birmingham Eaten. London and Blackwall London & Brighton Consolidated }-shares Ditto sixths London and Croydon Third shares New shares London and Manchester Remg Ditto Rastrick's. London, Oxford & Cheltenham London & Windsor London, Salisbury and Yeovil mdon and Portsmouth South Western ~ 20 6 138 4d 94 London as 4'40 shares New 4'40 shares New ..e5O shares London,Warwick and Kidderm London and York (Bawtry,) Direct N'orthern Longridge and Prester Leeds and Bradford New £5O sha. es Leeds and Dewsbury New shares . Leeds and Thirsk Leeds and York . Lynn and Dereham Lynn & Ely Manchester and Birmingham .. Ditto quarter.... New quarter shares Manchester & Birkenhead Con, Manchester & Birmingh. Con Manchester, Mid.& Gt. Grimsby Manchester, Bolton, & Bury Manchester, Sheffield & Midland Manchester and Leeds Ditto half shares Ditto it uarfer shales Ditto fifth shares Ditto sixteenth shares Matlock ty.d Midland Midland Railway X 4O shares sth Shares . Con. Birrnagham and Derby Mold Junction .. Manchester and Southport Newcastle and Berwick Newcastle and Carlisle Quarter shares Newcastle and Darlington New shares Ditto, Durham, & La neash. Jun Newc..stie and North Shields , Newport and Abergavenny North British Half shares Ditto (Carlisle branch) Northampton, Banbury, &c... North Devon North Eastern North Kent ~ Northern and Eastern Norwich and Brandon 42sINorth Nort!, 11 North Wales Miner‘ 1 `S.A , az , 1. , ,0rt Q n Western 1# Nottingham and Boston *Nottingham, E. & Ambergate .. & Gr . *Nottingham, Mansfield,& Midld 2 Oxford & Birmingham Junction 42s Oxford, Southampton, &c. 124 Oxf 'DJ, Worcester & Wolver. 1# Oxford, Whtny & Cheltenham.. 50 Preston nod Wyre 25 Preference (5 per cent) 25 New (5 per cent & div.) 2} New shares 21 Sixth shares 14 Preston and Wyre Extcnsion • 10i) Runcorn Gap 10 New shares (8d dis.) 20 Ditto preference 21 Rugby, Derby and Manchester 2 Rugby and Huntington 100 Sheffield and Manchester Quarter 6 1-shares No. 2 2 1-shams No. 3 2 1# i Sshhreeffiweslbduarnycl and Great Lincoln at Western. IShrewsbury and Herefordshire . 231Shrewsbury, Wolverh. & Bir 2a , Shrewsbury, Wolvr.&S.Stafford. 3 IS'bury, Oswestry & Chester 21 Somersetshire and Midland 20 South Devon 50 ,South Eastern and Dover.. 12 New shares No. 1 7 New share , No. 2 10 Consoli •ated Thirds 2b Half shares. 7.l ,Scottish Central ltScottish Midland 2 'Scottish orth Western 42s South. Man. and Oxford 42s South Midland 21 South Staffordshire Junction 24,South Wales IA Southport and Euxton 9i Staffordshire & ShropshireJunc 21 Stirling and Ditty& rline 1f Tear' end Dove Valley 2',Trout Valley It* Ulverstone, Lancaster Sr Cal lisle I; Warwick and Cheltenham Tre t Valley Continuation 124 Wa ketleid, Pont, Tract, and Goole 42s Warwick and London 24 Welsh Midland 22s West Lane,shire 42s West Riding Union 24 ‘Vilts, Somerset. ar d Werrclutt. 44.. 4} 3.. 34 11 .. 12 51 .. 52 54 .. 56 35k.. s 6 114.. Zia 1 .. 14 22.. 3 2.. 24 4i.. 42 44.. 4i 12.. 2 213 ..215 411.. 42 25 .. 25i 21/.. 212 li.. li 10 60a.. 614 48 .. 50 3i.. 3i 224.. 234 7k.. 475.. 498 255.. 27s 215.. 23s 3/.. 5/ 754.. 764 37 .. 373 17/.. 184 1 74.. 174 21.. 2i 4 .. 44 34.. 4 2 .. 2* 23 .. 26 49 .. 51 38 .. 40 29xn 20 6.. 64 12 .. 12/ 2i.. 2/ 71.. 7i 81.. Si 73i.. 7 4 1 14 .. 14f 11g.. 12 If.. 2 If.. If 5i.. st 137 ..13g 69 .. 70 16 .. 161 11,.. 12 9.. 94 5.. 54 143 .. 145 .. 113 2j.. 2g 2g.. 3 112 .. 113 47 .. 48 70 -- 71 24.. 2 224.. 231 44.. 44 24 an 22 31. 32 205 ~ 217 141 .. 143 S L. 6 4 . 4 17_.. 171 32. 4 2i.. 21 3i.. 4 41.. 4i 2i.. 21 14., 17 'I.. if 34 .. 35 39 .. 40 62 .. 64 if.. 8 4i.. 5} 24.. 21 32 .. 34 16.. 17 40 . 41 li.. 1i 1 25 ..127 15i.. 16 11i.. 112 6 .. 61 3i.. 4 3L. 4 245.. 26s 3i.. 4 51.. ai 2 .. 24 2g.. 30 35k.. 3C 154.: 16 lot.. 1O 121.. 121 3i 4 :6 .. 164 4 .. 44 4.. 4i 4k.. 4 64.. 61 2 .. 2 L.. i 15a.. II 3.. 3.k 35 xn 96 925.. Vs 21.. 3 vi.. 3 6.1.. 7 .. 4 40 0- 43 0 50 0-180 0 India, in bd. 18 0- Arable, Turkey 0 C East India. 2 10— I. .€ s. 0— 30 10 ''burg, c — outshot2B 10— 29 0 Riga, Rhine ..31 0— 31 IC 29 1U- 30 0 0 0- 0 0 33 0- 34 0 14 0- 18 0 12 0- 15 0 Bomba: Jute limas, Ox and Cow, i, ,, ft) B. Ayres and Monte Video, 0 a inferior & mid. 0 5 good & prime 0 6i— 0 74 Do. salted 0 3i— 6 4# N. Amer. salted 0 :1— 0 31 Brazil dry salted 0 4 Rio, dry Valparaiso, dry 0 42 0 6 Odessa, &c. dry 0 5 0 6 W. India, dry 0 4i— 0 6 salted 0 3 0 ai East India Rips, B.A. dry. • 7 0 Si Horse, d. eachlo 0 —l4 9 Hocsa HAIR, v. lb. Short mixed long tails 1 6 2 0 combed INDIGO, 7p th.in bond. Bengal. pur. & violet • 0 — blue & violet • 0 — blue 0 0— violet, Sr fin 5 0— ord. & mid. 4 3 violet & cop. l 3 3 _ mixed .. I cop. g. & fine. 3 6 ord. & mid. 2 6 con. quality 2 2 Oude 1 4 Madras 2 0— Guatin , ala, 1) , Floras Sobres 3 I Cortes 2 0— Carracas, Flo. s g Solires 3 0— Cortes 1 6 LAC DYE,* lb D.T. and prime I a— mid. to good 0 6 ord. & infer. 0 2 MADDER ROOTS CWt. Smyrna...... 65 • 75 • Tripoli & Syria • e • Freneh N aples 4O • --42 • TIDE T 25 7 27 7 57 Werlnes. :6 8 24 8 5 0 hurl... 14 9 58 Friday.. 28 959 10 22 Saturday 29 10 44 11 7 Sunday. 30 11 28 11 51 Monday. 1 0 0 0 13 Tilestiay O 0 5 5 O 0 6 0 19 0 7 0 7 0 7 10 11 0 0 • • • • 0 5 6 6 0 4 0 3 6 4 3 3 6 4 0 4 9 4 0 3 0 4 6 4 0 2 9 42s Stock.l 10 1 21 2 25 JO 35 PRICES OF SHARES.—CoxriNuEn S HARES 2i I West Yorkshire.. 42s Wrcester and South Wales 4 IWhitehaven and Fnrness 20 Yarmouth and Norwich 27iYork and Carlisle 2i York and Lancaster.. S'J York and M.rth :Midland 25 Ditto half Shares. 0 New Half Shares 25 (Scarborough) 20 York and Selby shams RI IRISH LINES It, Armagh and P. rt Rush lilßandou and Bantry... 5 Belfast and Ballymena • Belfast and Coleraine !3 lielfast and County Dawn 6 Cork and Bandon.... Cork and Killarney 14 Cork and Waterford . l Dublin and Armagh. 6 Dublin and Belfast Junction... 65 Dublin and Drogheda 5 3 Shares . . 13 Dublin and Wexford ......... 4 Dublin and Galway ....... $ Dundalk and Enniskillen 23 Great County Down 2 3 Great Munster . 15 Great Southern and Western . 73 Extension IY Irish North Midland 3 Kilkenny J unction • Limerick and Ennis 2 1 Limerick and Kila:oe 73 Limerick and Waterford 5 Londonderry and Coleraine 5 Londonderry and Enniskillen 5 Midland Gt Western & Canal • 24 Ditto Extension to Sligo 2 11 Newry Armagh, & L'derry Jur "'"'"-- and Belfas =Z Newry, Ban" ridge, . 2 ilNewry and Enniskillen 2 Newry and Warren-point 22s New Ross and Carlow 22 Ulster 3 Waterford and Kilkenny 2 , Waterford and Trarnore 1t Waterford and Valeif,ia 2 !Wexford and Carlow FOREIGN ANT) COLONIAL LINES. I IBarbadoes ssl Barcelona 2 Buurdeaux, T. and Cette 2 Ditto, Espeleta's ..... 8 Bo ulogne and Amiens le Central of France ..... 2 (Central of Spain Demerara Dendre Valley IDiepp and Fccamp Dijon and Alhense Dutch Rhenish Great Central Sardinian Great Luxemburg Great North and South France, Great Paris and Lyons Great es*.ern Bengal IJarnaica Jamaica Extension Jamaica and South Kingston and North Midland .. Lyons and Avignon. Luvan and Jernep . . „ Namur and Liege.. • North of France, Rosamel Ditto, Lebeufs Ditto, Le Halleur.... North J, - -maica Orleans. Tours A: Bourdeaux E Overyssel ....... Paris and Lyons, Lafite Ditto Ditto Ditto Paris and Orleans Ganeron Calon's . Paris and Ronen Paris and Straasburgh, Guneron Hanged, Paris and St. Quentin Rouen and Havre . Royal North of Spain. Sambre and Meuse ... Strasbnrgh and Basle. St. Larne and Atlantic ,Tours and Nantes ... Verona an:d Ancona West Flanders BANKS, tke. Liverpool Bank Ditto Banking C mpany Ditto Borough Bani Ditto Comn Ditto Royal .. Ditto Union .. Manchester X Liven. North aud South Wal Liverpool Fire and Lik Ditto new Aarine Assure,en Corn_ Loyal Assurer 'e Cc mpany lootle Water 1x orks 'larringtcr Water Works Coa2 Gas Company ... Ditto PEW shares \Tew Gas & Coke Cc-mpany 14/.. 15 435..455 405 ~ 407 600 .. 610 213 ..215 200 ..262 1 Ditto, quarter 7i AndertonCarrying Conk ii Exchange Buildings - Pacific Steam Company. - Pilbrow's Atmospheric '0 Rock Ferry a Steam Tog* Company 5a... 6 'O3 ..205 STATE OF TRADE MANCHESTER.—The only new feature to be noticed this week is that a greater amount of business has been done where parties would concede a little in price. We hear of several manufactu rers that have to buy their yarns who are working short time, and others have stopped their looms altogether, rather than buy yarn even at the present price, which is full 2d per lb. reduced from the highest point. Spinners are still doing well, and yarn is better to sell than goods. The printers and country houses are complaining, but we do not think they are worse off than they usually are at this season of the year. One thing will ope rate in favour of manufacturers, that printers are very light in stock, having lately only bought from hand to mouth ; and the manufacturers being light in stock also, we think cloth is at the lowest point for the present. Prices as follows :-27-inch 6o's, 4s to 4s 43d ; 66's, 4s 6id to 5s 3id : and 72's, 55 3d to 5s gd ; 9-8 66's, 5s 6d to 5s gd : and 72's 9.8 6s 6d to 6s 9d; 5.4 or 45 inch 66's. gs 3d to gs gd ; and 72's 95 gd to l 0 6 4 . LEEDS.—A steady business, principally in goods for spring exportation, continues to be done by the foreign houses; and the home trade, considering the season of the year, is tolerably good. Our markets at the Cloth Halls both on Saturday and Tuesday were a shade brisker than the corresponding markets of thn two preceding weeks. Prices remain firm, and the ope rative manufacturers are pretty well employed, but not quite to the same extent as the same period last year. BRADFORD.—There is little difference in the state of the worsted trade here from the depression we noticed last week. But a small amount of business was done in the Piecz-hall on Thursday ; prices, however, do not fall. Everything in the Yarn department is flat; and the disposition to run short time is no way lessened during the week ; indeed, we think the num ber of unemployed or partially employed operatives has in creased since our last report. In Wool but little business is doing, and chiefly in matching sorts, of which the supply in the market is fully equal to the demand. Low Hogs and Wether Wool may be had a shade cheaper, but in slow request, with a good supply in the hands of the brokers. HALIFAX. —We have had an average attendance of merchants at la,t market. They bought very sparingly, owing to the firm prices wanted by the manufacturers. Wool continues rather flat, without any alteration from last week's prices. Our spin ners keep tlrmselves bare of stock, and only purchase to supply their present wants. HVDDERSFIELD.—A moderate amount of business was trans acted in our market on Tuesday, without any marked alteration in prices. Our manufacturing operatives are pretty well em ployed, but not so fully as they were at this period last yea►. HECK3IONDWIES BLANKET MARKET.—The attendance of merchants this week has been good, and the demand for Blan kets was tolerable. Prices remain without alteration. WAKEFIELD WOOL MAEKET.—SaIes are as doll as possible in both Long and Short Wool, but the stocks offering here ar'e not heavy for the season, and the stock in growers' hands being also unusually light, and held at higher rates than can be real ized in these markets, there is an indisposition to force sales, and although some parti , s are willing to accept of rather lower terms, holders generally are disposed rather to keep than accept of less prices. ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET.—There has been a dull mar ket on Monday, and the prices obtained were less than those of the previous Monday. The Wool market was also inactive, but firmer prices were fully maintained. Host uRY AND Lacs TRADES.—The condition of the wrought cotton hosiery branch, notwithstanding winter is rap dly ap proaching, does not get worse, but if anything ;keeps slowly improving. The silk trade is still in ti depressed state; but there is some improvement in fancy silk gloves. There is no material alteration in the warp lace trade. The cotton still continues in a most deplorable -torte ; but the silk keeps its preponderance, though rather dull. Many fancy goods, of a good quality. are, however. made from this description of machinery.—Notting ham Journal. ATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL .1 Direct. I Indirect Direct. !Indirect Australia .. Bahia .. Barbad,,es.. Bombay ... B. Ayres ... Calcutta ... C. G. Hope Charleston . China ...... 1 0Ct... 24 8 1 CIPL 15 Lima . St. Helena Maranham Sept. 7 Sept. 11 5 .. Sep. IS Mauritius .. Sep. Mobile Monte Video. .. Sep. p N. Orleans New York Pernambuco . .. Sept 25 Rio Janeiro .. 11 Favannah .. Nov 1 Valparaiso July 26 Aug, 23 Vera Cruz Oct. 2 Sep. 27 Nov. 3 Sept 30 ,Oct. 18 Demerara.. Havana .... Jamaica.... La Guayra PREMIUMS LONDON LIVERPOOL,! Jamaica.... Leeward Is Honduras ~ 1. Dem. & Berbic Havana Boston, New York, Charleston, Savannah New Orleans Canada British North America . Newfounoland Brazils River YL Bast Intl China.. Batavia New South W Cape of Gcoct Hope Africa . . Gibraltar „ Lirna, Valpt Malta, Sicil Smyrna and Madeira..., Wcsterr. isl , Lisbon Cadiz France Hamber, 1 Peterst 02orto OF INSURANCE Outward I 25c Odc 30 • 20 0 -- 0 0 50 0 60 0 35 0 50 0 20 • .5 0 20 • 0 0 30 0 0 • 25 G - 35 0 - 35 0 -- 40 0 50 0 - 60 0 35 0 - 40 40 0 - 50 0 35 C -40 0 2) 0 0 0 25 0 o 0— 0 0 o— o 0 0• 0 0 30s Cd Aug. 1 20 0 —3O 0 50 0 —6O i 33 0 —44 0 15 0 15 0 0 e —35 0 25 0 -30 0 20 0 - 25 • - 30 0 - c Friday's Prices. le.. 1 6k.. 62 294 2 91 34.. 3i 08 —llO 53 .. 55 Sales This Day 'l4 O 39 411 ' 1914 1 9 (39 2 4 I ' 63. s Sales This Day xn 8 85 .. 85i 13k.. 14 Ik.. 20.. 21 15i.. 14 48 . xd 49 Ik.. I} 4.- t li.. 2 IL.. 2 74. • 7i I .. 14 2g.. 3 2a., 21 624.. 63 14.. 2 .. 21 2i.. 3 4.. 44 101. 1 4 . 31 4 4i.. 5 10 .. 104 18#.. 16i 19i.. 20 49 -867 130.. 131 40 0 17 6 15 0 kirtl)s, Otarriages an ratb9. BIRTHS. On the 22d ult., at Pernambuco, Mrs. Stewart, of a daughter. On the Igth instant, in Nicholas.street, the lady of Jelin Bea nett, Esq., of a daughter. MARRIED On the 15th instant, at Rufford Church, Lawrence Palk, Esq., eldest son of Sir Lawrence Palk, Bart., of Hal Con House, and Torquay, Devon. to .111‘ ria Harriet Hesketh, only daughter of the late sir Thomas Henry Hesketh, Bart., and sister of t sent Sir Thomas G. Hesk eth, Bart. The ceremony was pert( by the Rev. Robert Palk, liartopp, in the presence of a r rous eircle of friends and relatives. The fair bride was a in white satin, covered with flounces of the flne,t Honiton lace, wreath of orange blossox, and lace veil. The ceremony was followed by a dejeuner at Rufford Hall, the family seat of Sir Thomas llesketh, Bart., and at two o'cb started on their way to Haldon House, De♦ :he happ] In the ev Rufford Park was illuminated by splendid fireworks, presided by the inhabitants of Ormskirk, to testify their regard for the fair bride and the Hesketh family. A dance to the numerous tenantry concluded the festivities of the evening. On the 16th instant, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. R. L. Townsend, W. Towers Miners, Esq., of Gerstyhill, county of Stafford, to Harriet, third daughter of the late Mr. Leigh, of Oswestry, Salop. . On the 17th instant, at St. Philip's Church, tin James Major, to Mary Ann, daughter of Mr. Richard Welch, both of this town, Same day, at St. Pancras Church, Loudon, by the Rev. Lord Wriothcsley Russell, Captain C. P. Ibbetson, 11th Hu sars, to the Lady Adela Villiers, the marriage having b solemnised in Scotland. Same day, at St. John, the Baptist's Church, by the Rev. J. Hassell. M.A., A. Fietzen, Esq., of Park-place. Toxteth-park, to Jane, eldest daughter of Thomas Freer, lieutenant in the Royal Navy. On the 18th instant, at All Saints' Church, Southampton, Lieut. Col. Poole, C.B , 22nd Regiment, to Anna Maria, eldest daughter of the late Thomas Anderson Rndd, Esq., of 131ggles wade, Bedforashire. _ Same day, at Baddesley Clinton, Mr. Boydell Jones, only son of the late John Croxon, Esq., of Oswestry, to Constance Char lotte, youngest daughter of the late Edward and Lady Fermis, of Baddesley Clinton, county of Warwict:. On the 14th instant, at St. John's Church, Chester, by the Rev. W. B. Marsden, M.A., Vicar, William Palin, Esq., of Ches tei, to Emily Wood, widow of the late J. P. Harding, Esq., of Burslem, Staffordshire. Same day, at St. John's Catholic Chapel, Salford, by the Rev. James Boardman, Mr. Henry Arnold, of Liverpool, to Miss Mary Lee, of Pendleton. Same day, at Prescot, James, e Knowsley, to Lttititia, eldest &light field, M.A., Vicar of Prescot on of John fieTec f the Rev. C. ( Esq. r. Drif- On the I gth instant, at Marylebone Church, London, Joseph Walls. Esq., late of the ith Dragoon Guards, eldest son of the Rev. J. Walls, Boothby Hall, Lincolnshire, to Mary Louisa, relict of James Orchard, Esq., and third daughter of the late N. Levien, Esq., of Stamford Villas, Fulham. Same day, at St. Paul's Independent Chapel, Wigan, Mr. Thomas Popple, bookseller, Dublin, to Miss E S. Porter, of the former place. On the 20th instant, at St. George's Church, Ilan , ver-! by the Rev. Henry R. Crewe, M.A., Rector of Bre square, Derby- shire, and by special license, Sir John Harper Crewe, Bart., of Colke Abbey, Derbyshire, to Georgiana Jane Henrietta Eliza Lovell, second daughter of Captain W. Stanhope, R.N., K. 11.. of Alverstoke, Hants. On the 22nd instant, at St. Patrick's Chapel, by the Rev. W. Parker, Thomas Forsey, locker, in H. M. Customs at th's port, to Teresa, eldest daughter of Patrick Connor, Esq., of 11. M. Customs at the port of Hull. On the 23d instant, at Shorne, Kent, Mr. William Plank, of London, to Martha; Mr. Henry Puttenham, of Gravesend, to Jane; and Mr. Theophilus Puttenham, to Mary, daughters of Richard Cashficld, Esq., of Shorne. DIED Lately, aged 67 years, near Boulogne, Charles Apperley, Esq., the celebra'ed sporting writer, " Nimrod," who, 6;r nearly twenty years, occupied Bilton Hall, near Rugby, once the resi dence of Addison. On ti.c 11th lustsnt, at Stokestown.house, Roscommon, Lord Hartland. His lordship, who was in holy orders, was born on the 6th October. 1772, and succeeded to the title on the sth De cember, 1835. His lordshiu had no issue. The title becomes extinct. We understand that Major Mahon, cousin of the de ceased, will inherit the whole of the landed On the I:th instant, at New Scone, cotland, Captain James Stewart, late of the Cheshire Regiment of Fe of the Atholl Highler and previ, On the 22nd (f August, at Cherapo jee, Cassia Mrs. Jones, wife of the Rev. T. Jones, Welsh Ca sionary, at that place. ivinistic Ali& On the 13th ultimo, at Kingston, Crawfor of the parish of Vere, Jamaica. d MTlymont, Escl On the 4th inst tnt, aged 112 years, near Tralee, Julia Were,' She leaves 249 descendants, including four great great grand children. On the I ith instant, Mr. William Straclan. fer many year representative of the house of Messrs. Grosvenor, Cheer Co., wholesale stationers, Cornhill, London. Same day, at Istokestown lions Ireland, the Right Hon. Lord Hartla On the 12th instant, at her residence. Edmund-street, aged 61 years, Sarah, relict of the late Mr. William Calvert, of White• haven. county of Roscommon Same day, at Primate lfarsh's Libr,ry, Dublin, aged Caroline, wife of the Rev. Thomas Cradock, jun On the 13th instant, at High Ems, near V year of his age, John Ryley, Esq., fort Service, and for nearly thirty years a of Hertford ford, in the ;3rd y of the Bengal Civil gistrate f. , r the county homes Gee, printer On the 14th instant, in this town, Mr. Ti and publisher, of Denbigh. Same day, at his residence, St. Leonard's-o^-sea, the Right Honourable William Dundas. In 1804, he was appoint retary at War, in the ro , m of the Right Hon. Charles Pitt. He represented Tain and Dingwall, in the P mons, and up to the election of 1831 had sat for the city of Edin burgh in several parliaments. Same day, in his 72nd year, Mr. William Blundell. principal clerk and cashier to Messrs. Stanton, distillers, Warrinh Same day, at Hawarden, in her 22nd year, Anna Mary. daughter of H. Leigh Rigby, Esq. On the 15th instant, at Chippenham, Cambridgeshire, An. Maria, wife of Joseph Sidney Sharp, Esq., and daughter of the late General Gent. Same day, in Wilton.creseent, London, Harriet, widow of the .ed See 3athurst ouse of Com. late Sir Fredericß Francis Baker, Bart Same day, Hester Dorot Esq., Hull square, Denbigh Same day, aged 15 yea late J. Yeoward, Esq. Same day, at Crossficld House, Worsley, aged 71 years, Elea nor, wife of Robert Lansdale. Esq., deeply regretted. On the 16th instant, Catherine, the wife of Mr. Thomas Yel verton, aged 51 years. Same day, at Clifton, near Bristol, Ellen, Viscountess Can terbury. and Edwards st daug►.ter of tae Sane day, aged 28 years, at Blackwell House, near Bristol, the residence of the Honourable Lady La Peer Trench, William, son of the late Honourable Colonel Sir Robert Le Poer Trench. Same day, at Bootle, aged 72 years, Ellen, widow of the late s Cemetery George Irlam, Esq, Same day, in Baker-street, London of the late Sir Charles Wilkins. Same day, aged 77 years, Mrs. Elizabeth Rimmer, of Child wall Abbey. ucy, youngest dau same day, at St. Austell, Cornwall, Nicholas Carbis, Esq., father of Mr. Joseph Carbis, late of Windsor-street, Toxtetls. park. . . • On the 17th !Esta.nt, aged 17 years, Charlotte Ann, second daughter of the late Mr. James Wells, of this town. Same day, rcd 44 years, Mr. Richard Hughes, for several years de+ k of prosecutions in the town-clerk's office. Same day, aged 73 years, Mr..T. Fawsitt, formerly an extensive builder and timber dealer. of achester Same day, at Gorhambury Park, the Right Elm. the Earl ef Verdun'. His lordship is succeeded by Viscount Grimstoop M.P. for Hertfordshire, for which county a vacancy is thas craated. _ ----- Same day, aged 75 years, the a.wager Lady Holland Same dap, at hi 3 residence, Bath-buildinii, Cheltenham, Sir Sainsbury Davenport, Rear-Admiral of the White, C.B. and K.C.H., of Bramhall Hall, Cheshire, and Weedon Hall, Buek inghamshire ; a magistrate for the counties of Gloucester, Lax caster. Buckingham, Chester, and Derby. Same day, at the residence of h , Waleer, Mersey-house, Birkenhead Mr. John Gaskell, of Liverpool, vet Henry Gaskell, Esq., of Wigan. soli Same day. at Wigan, aged 59 brother-in•iay r. A. S Are Elizabeth, relict of the nary surgeon, brot Thomas Caldwell Littler, siirgein;of end daughter of the late Robert Dean, many years surveyor of the port of Liverpool Same day, at Silver-street, Golden-square, L Arthir Wade, D.D., Vicar of St. Nicholas, W - arvric re 18th icstant lthacuer Hedges, eldest Eury Queen-, quare, Bath, er of the late Hon. Councillors in the 'erring l4fay, o: Island of Jamaica Same tidy, at Suffolk-stree daughter of Mr. Edward Fl 3 at his residence, Queen A iarin Woods 'On the 12th instant, awfully sudden, aged 46 years. He was an honest uprig of the Loyal Orange ; odge No. 2. He hr children, the youngest only seven weeks to the place of his interment, St. Jan of 600 of his brethr Condel upwards Same day. in the e, Caroline, widow of the Rev. Thonias Hug bigh. unos, in the county of Den- lenry Worsley t an advanced age, Mr. FL Battershy, of Bedford dill, near Leigh. _ Same day, at Prescot, aged 6g years, Sarah Elizabeth Ashby le day, aged 66 years, Mr. 11 is. Williams, I maker, of terrace, Kingstown, ex Leman had Same day, at his residence, Longf Johnson. We believe the vene reached his 67th year sen., of Bedford-street, Toxteth•park, mach ragretted by hei friends. Same day, at Ormskirk, the Rev. Joshua The Howroyde, Yorkshire, 27 years viear of the former place On the 23d instant, at his residence, 18. St. James street John Braithwaite, late of Whitehaven, in the 83d year of his age Same day, at his residence, St. James's-place, Mr. William Blackburn, aged II years. ,s Horjon, of MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. NOVEMBER. HOUR. 25, Christopher Wetherhead, audit District Court, 25, Thomas Danson, proof and div. 25, Thomas Robson, proof and div. 27, William Phillips, 2nd 27, Richard Bentley, Ist 27, John Newborn, Ist 28, James Colquhoun Kemp, audit 28, Hayes, Lithe, land, and Co., proof and div 28, George Lawrie, p - ocf and div... • • 28, John Hodgson, proof and dlv. 28, George and G. M. Gilchrist, proof and div 28, George Charles Crofts, proof and div 28, Henry Lewis, Ist LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, Nov. 22 ISCHARCED in-patients cured Relieved and at own request 8 Made On douse Visitors, R. Gil:*o Chnliner Medical and Remaining in the frosv.;tal . Consulting' Surgeon, William rsq , House Visitera, Rev. Thos. itornby and LL. Junes, Esq Treasurer, R. W. Batcson,Lsq. :59th year of her h Cloueh. H me day, at his house, Seacombe, Se le 6' - , . tho id tbli t ~,,E - ;er Grea t sub' Abel; .AP" ;: but ye th o th the 119.•' tbe a s )00 w ith d of iCS - I MF tiv i lea, 5441 11558 1 ,1 55 1656 5290 4089 338 690 4036 696 5 4Rif