The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-19 00:00:00

L tser . case • ter- Dec. 19. IE4S, .•..‘,_... ._ ~...,„. • THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. s un- - . . ..e.. . . _ .__ . . . . leter, -- _ _--- ---- - - - --- how- . . g lit:tilignur. fall, abating, and it is hoped the worst is over, as the barometer Artariter. ,illatt et 5. ,z bippin a tha is rising. The following is a list of casualties received up to ,: _... gray' ..,_ the present hour:-The schooner Falcon, of Glasgow, from -ape-- ---- -.11,- Viana e totally wrecked at Ballycotton; one man drowned. The ently LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET, DEC. 15. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANG: TUESDAY. DECEMBER 12.-Wind S.S.W., light. Pilot Cutter, Rose, is sunk in the harbour. General Scott, rust. There has been a better inquiry for all descriptions of Sugar, Without any activity of demand amo Anarvap.---Maypo, Mitchell, from Bonny-Dumbarton, Reaper, and Nonantum are on shore. Ann Wise, Smith, ar- and 700 bhds. B.P. and 10,500 bags Bengal have been sold, at been done during the week, at the rates of pear- Pendleton, from New Orleans-John Ravenal, Wamberslie, rived to-day from Odessa, in the height of the gale, and after very full prices. 40 hinds. Porto Rico and 50 cases Brazil (all pool yesterday, the tendency of prices wa ' from Charleston-Volunteer, Viscount, from St. Michael's, and anchoring, dragged on shore. The last four vessels appear as faults) have been taken for consumption; also 200 cases Brazil particularly for bonded Wheat and Flour. Bryn y Mor, Allen, from Leghorn. yet uninjured. The Thomas Edward, Penner, from Cork, for for export, at the duty-paid price of 395. to 40s. for white, and market was inactive, and without alteratio Smaan.-Chimboraza, 'White, for Valparaiso-May,SPLeod, Liverpool, is on shore at Kitchen Cove; with windlass upset. 335. 6d. per cwt, for brown. The business in Molasses consists exchange this morning, each article meets elf of for Africa-Europe Mercier, for Charleston-Maria en Gracia, The schooner Dispatch and a Portuguese schooner drove foul ; of 280 casks Antigua, from the quay, at 17s. to 17s. 6d. per cwt. sumption, at about the rates of our last, wi Itionteralo, for Havannah-Importer, ad`Laren, and Isaac Al- the former is damaged, the latter lost bowsprit, &c. The Spa- There is a decidedly improved demand for Coffee, but in tours- Beans, which are Is, per qr. lower. alled lerton, Smith, for Mobile-John Bright, Drake, for Ancona and nish barque Felipe lost quarter boat, &c. A ship is reported trucK Valparaiso-Klein Kinderin, Breems ,• Maria Johanna, Lode- with masts cut away. Several vessels at the wharfs guence of the limited nature of the supply, the business is un important, and the sales are confined to 600 bags Rio, at 225. 9d. wyks ; Ceres, V rnea and Helena, Alewyn, for Rotterdam adrift, and almost every vessel in port drove more or less. e ,brokei to 235. for ordinary, and 285., to 31s. 9d. for washed. Nothing NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CO] 1, re- -Arcknow, Fauckit, for Demerara-Victoria, Lillea, Odessa- done in Cocoa, Ginger, Pepper, or Pimento. 60 tierces good DECEMBER 16. oners Express, Anderson, and Margaret, lilenkin, for New Orleans- MONDAY, DECEMBER 18.-Wind S. Carolina Rice brought 20s. Gd. to 215., 5500 bags and 2600 pot- The arrivals of Wheat coastwise and fore Mars, Dean, and Bess Grant, M'Cartney, for Buenos Ayres- ARRIVED.-Rio de Pique, from Nantes-D, Pipon, from St. illing gets East India sold at Bs. ad. to" 9s. 6d. for low to fair white farmers this week, are liberal. There is Enterprise, Campbell, for Sincapore-Belle Alliance, Gankema, Mato. broken, and I Is. to lls. 6d. for good to fine white. The Rum and business generally continues on a limi nong for Brussels-Storm, Petherbridge, Messina-Royal Exchange, SAILED.-Creole, Foster, for New York-Albanian, Winsor, market continues steady, and the trade are willing to give the samples of English and foreign Wheats car .ders, Norris, and Parton, Taylor, for Vera Cruz - Jane, Hammond , M alta-Perseverance, Davies, Antwer p -Grenada, Batcheldor ; full rates of last week ; the sales ere 456 casks , chiefly Demerara lower, but secondary and inferior (of whit also Vaughan, for St. Jonn, N.8.-Leon, Ybarran, for Barcelona- Judah Tourer, Sampson; Chatham, Vinnis, and Margaret, of high strenths, viz., for 26 to 35 per cent. O.P. at Is. 10 d. to farmers' supply consists) must be noted fu eying Snowdrop, Lelean, Genoa-Volunteer, Reed, Alexandria, E. - B l en kin, New Orleans-British American, Powell, Mobile- 2s. 3d., up tots. 6d. to 2s. 10(1. per gallon for choice marks. than last Saturday. Bonded parcels alt!a the Maria Scarpatia , for Na p les-Jose p h Yeoward, Jones, and Mi- Waronocho, Baltimore-Venilia, Funk, St. Stephen's, N.B.- The Tea market remains without alteration ;at a sale yester- than of late, and several parcels have eh. allele, Farraguia, for Malta-Brazil Packet. M‘Kay, for La Spirit, Daniels, Genoa-Aurora, Uren, Terceira-Jane Good- day, of 2000 packages 1200 sold, and for the kinds suitable to prices. The arrivals of Barley are again la and- Guayra-Dusty Miller, Lewis, and Gem, Edwards, Beirout- year. Lamzad, Palermo-Othello, Young, Newfoundland- the wants of the trade'brought full previous rates ; two cargoes rnaltsters being well stocked, the sac is t ne of Confiance, Morgan, Cherbourg-Armistad, Zaragosn, Bilboa- Amalie, Boudoine, Algiers-Fanny, Appleby, Port-au-Prince- of new Teas have arrived in London, of which a portion oethe further decline of ls. to 2s. per qr. Malt acing Berbice Rummage, Berbice-Loreise, Witt, Trieste. Elizabeth Taylor, Row , Trieste -Sir Thomas Gresham, Bo y ce, Congou has been sold at Is. Bd. to Is. 9d. per lb. my quotations. White Peas maintain late con , Bombay-Thomas Bennett, Sherman, Charleston - Evergreen, 20 chests of Bengal Indigo are reported at full prices. About is largely supplied with Oats from Scotia] ,ypo- Acadia, (steamer,) Stone , from Boston, at this por t ; sailed Brown, Savannah. 50 chests of Gum Arabic sold at 19s. to 465. 6(1., bein g an ad- own farmers, but a great proportion are of had 29th November, and from Halifax Ist instant. - vance of 3s. to 55., a few chests of Animi at 725. 6d. to 1205., lay, and as such are almost unsaleable, - ;ffec- Ceylon, hence for Jamaica, has put back. Charlton Castle, and Leonora, at St. Helena. 120 chests of livery orange Shell Lac , black , at 27 5. to 325. 6d., a bout support late r a te s . T here is agait and 40s. per cwt. for 30 chests of Lac Dye also sold at 6d. for Flour, and, the dealers buying very sparint that Prince or Wales, Jones, hence for Beyrout, at Holyhead, with Jane Hammond, Vaughan, hence for Savannah, at Kingstown Storm, Fetherbridge, hence for Messina, at ditto. jibboom sprung. ordinary, and Is. 21d. per lb. for eood ;at public sale, 75 cases any extent it is unnecessary to submit to hence Iris, Prest, hence for Swansea, at ditto, with sails split. Geo. Ramsey . , from Montreal, for this ports at Waterford, of bright Cowries sold at 86s. to b 97s. per cwt. ; 1600 bales and of Is. per sack. ntina Mary, Rowland, hence for Naples, at ditto, with loss of bow- with loss of mannyard, sails, bulwarks, &c. baskets of Gambier have been disposed of at former rates, but Wheat-Northumberland, white sprit head. WATERFORD, 16th Dec.-The Alexander, Nicholls, from Li- holders are now demanding advanced prices; 50 ba•s Cutch Do., Do., red Promo, Jago, hence for Zante, at ditto. verpool to this port, in coming up the river yesterday, went on after -brought 15s.per cwt. Saltpetre is without change, tot onl • Flour-Norfolk and Suffolk Households New Zealand, English, from St. John, N. 8., at Newry. shore between Cheek Point and Passage, but is expected off 500 bags sold. Of Nitrate of Soda, the sales are 300 tons (chiefly - rered Onward, Chase, hence for ew Orleans, at Cava. without much damage. to arrive) at lOs. Gd. to Ils. per cwt. • a re- De Witt Clinton, Funk, hence for New York, at ditto. DUBLIN, 17th Dec.-The Conchae, from Liverpool for Ha- Very little doing in Guano, but no change in prices. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARI y his Pennin,ghain, Purchase, from Callao at ditto. vans, was towed into Kingstown yesterday, by 11. M. steamer . This week some advance is demanded William Penn, Oliver, from Shippegan, at ditto. Trident, with loss of rudder, dismasted, and leaky. --- buyers hold off rather than comply, tbepri after Wanaerer, from Stettin, ' for New Ross, at Pillau, with loss of YOUGHALL, 16th Dec.-The Growler, from New York to Wa- LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, DEC. 15. not being remunerative. Barley is nontin, sails, and leaky. Milton, ellen, sailed from Palermo for this port 2 2 nd Nov. terford, was stranded in Whiting Bay 14th instant, and it is ex- The improved tone which the market exhibited towards the have found buyers in limited quantities folly petted will be a wreck. Crew saved.-The Pandora, of Wex- close of last week has been manifest: din a still stronger degree rates. Beans rather cheaper. Peas can o sen- E m ilia, Guglieltnine, sailed from ditto for this port on the fo rd, wi th indian corn , is totally wrecke d, with all hands, near throu g hout the p resent. The demand, as will be observed by retail. At this day's market there was a ows: 23rd Nov. the same place. the sales, has been extensive, and the advance in prices may be lish Wheat, for which higher prices were a •hty, Cambria, (steamer,) Harrison, hence at New York on 25th Kreasaee, 15th Dec.-A French schooner, from Rochelle for stated at a full ael. per lb. on all qualities of American ; Surat closed dull, at the currency of this (lay se'n ge of 'November. Waterford, and the Free Trader, from Galatz, were wrecked has also experienced the same advance. Egyptian are only . in Beans Is. per quarter lower. On Oats, the Lord Douglas, Smerdon, sailed from - the Cape of Good Hope for this morning, in Dunwooley Bay. Crews saved. A schooner, limited request, at former rates. The holders of Brazil having of the buyer. Nothing worth notice doing Natal 30th September. supposed to be the Minton, of Yarmouth, is wrecked near Oys- accepted lower prices, a laree business has been done, particle. e .____ . Jenny Wren, Varren ; and Duke of York, Chandler, from terhaven. A large barque was riding at anchor yesterday, in larly in Maceio, Bahia, and'Pernam. This movement must be with C a l cutta at St. H e l ena , an d sa iled for this port 23rd Oct. • Courtmasherry,Bay, with fore and mainmasts cut away. The attributed in part to the encoura g in g state of affairs in the ma- 'WAKEFIELD CORN MARK obe S ara h B i r k ett sa il e d f rom St. Helena for Africa on the 29th Hamilton, revenue cruiser, proceeded to her assistance. nufactur:ng districts , as well as to t he want of su pp li es , the ina- The supply of Wheat is only moderate, eyed October. • WEXFORD, 16th Dec.-A. barque, of about 500 tons, laden port, particularly el American, having been very light for some articles. Wheat being in bad condition, ng a Commerce. - hen. ot Oarnsysewitt. with corn, from Constantinople to Cork, supposed to be the we e ks past. There have been taken ou speculation 14,000 at last week's prices. Barley . goes off sl c o urtenay. Harrison; Larne, Nichols; Sailor Prince, and AsPasia was totally lost yesterday, on Bannon liar. Master, American and izoo - Surat and for export, Ilse A mer ic an and. is. per qr. Nothing doing in Oats and C.his wife and child, and eleven of the crew, drowned. 300 Surat. ' - ' prices. Beans as before. Dibdeen, MaKeen, hence at New Orleans. Le 18 CORK, 16th Dec.-The General Scott, that drove on shore - - Intrinsic, Sl'Farlarte, hence at Savannah. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, at Mountaineer, hence off Charleston, and proceeded to Ha- Yesterday, was towed off this morning, without material da- LEEDS FORTNIGHT CATTLE For the week ending Dec. 15, 1848. the vannalt. mage, after being lightened. - We are moderately supplied with grail Pro"' Sarah Millidge, Lynch ; Ivanhoe, Edwards; and St. George, i Prices paid Imports quence of the damp mild weather Wheat i will Bird, hence at New York. VESSELS SPOKEN. SALES OF THE WEER. lin the week. ThisWk l This Yr. and offered at last week's prices, but onl Lady Constable, Mason, and Walton, Holmes, hence at Bal- Anne Mary, hence for Calcutta, in lat. 7 N., long. 25 W. 1 forNo improvement in the demand or value timore. Betsey, from Callao, for London, in lat. 30 N., long. 31 W.- 430 Sea Island sad @ 14d Beans moved off in retail rather under lat Eli Whitney, Dyer; William Larrabee, Arey ; Haraward ;De Witt Clinton, hence for New York, 9th Dec.-Nemesis, 6th 40 Stained and Noenice, hence at Boston. Dec., in lat. 50, long. 10.--Fame, hence for Rio Grande, 28th 9840 Bowed Georgia. 3l - 4a WISBECH CORN MARKET. ' Sophia Leslie, hence at Prince Edward's Island. Oct.-Duchess of Northumberland, from Plymouth, for Port Mobile 3l -4* ' We have a very good show of Wheat he ' BRISTOL, Dec. 10.-The Dorothea, from Liverpool for Dan- Philip, 4th Nov., in lat. 8 N., long. 24.-Windsor, hence for 6720 { Alabama and Tennessee 21 -31 } 2745 832603 zic, with sett, which arrived here on the Bth instant, was forced Para, 7th Dec., in lat. Si, long. 7.-Victor, from Batavia, for Is. to 2s. per qr. below those of last week. 29580 New Orleans 3 - 61 sat up this channel by stress of weather, leaky, with pumps choked, Cork, 9th Nov., in lat. 4N. long. 20 W.-Zingari, 13th Nov., Pernambuco & Paraiba 41- - 5 and Beans Is. per qr. lower. 001 a loss of sails, &c., and must discharge. in lat. 13 N., long. 25 W.-Martha Shalcross, for Buenos Ayres, 730 { Aracati and Ceara - -4aj' " " 42377 PRICES TO THE. GROW! WHITEHAvEN, DEC. 8.-The smack Rose, from Dumfries 2nd Nov., in lat. 6 N., long. 23 W.-Rover, from Montreal, for Wheat, new white 59 to Ginn, 425. 1310 Bahia and Maceio - 5 22344 for Liverpool, foundered off St. Bees Head last night, after this Part, Ist Dec., in lat. 49, long. 29.-Bona Dea, for Sayan- '• " Ditto, do., red Ditto, 425. Off being in contact with the New Draper, - hence for Dublin, which nab, for Philadelphia, 27th Nov., ins Ist. 40, long. 38.-Alexina, 650 { Maranham 4l -- } 3815 33333 Oats Mr. put back with the crew. hence for Philadelphia, 27 th Nov. , in lo n g . 25.-Mun g alore, of Sawginned 3S - - Minas - - Beans, new 6631 b., 355. .. - Wit KEY WEST, Nov. 11.-Several lighters have arrived, with this port , 12 th Aug., in lat. 14 N. , l o n g . 89 E.-Mar y , of this S . .. .. p ar , ___ orle. cargo from the Canton , (on shore on the Tortugas,) the whole port, 17th Nov., in lat. 29, long. 40.-Jessie, hence, Bth Dec, off ... Demerara, Surinam, &c.. e•-• - - ...... 331 DUBLIN CORN MARKS' of which is expected to be saved. NOV. 24.-The flour from Kinsate.-Scindian, 6th Aug., off Valse Point.-Victory, 6th • 580 Egyptia n LyOrsl - 61 the Canton has been sold at one dollar fifty cents to three dol- Aug., off Valse Point.-Valparaiso, from New York, for China, ....1 27087 We have no alteration with respect to pi ligh tars fifty cents. per barrel, and the bull for twenty eight dollars. 7th Nov., in lat. 4 N., long. 24 W.-Holyrood, hence. for Have- .: :: Barbadoes - • • •-i 339 get since Tuesday. Every description of B. HALIFAX, Dec. 1.-The Nova Scotia, from Liverpool for nab, 24th Nov., in lat. 27, long. 37.-Mary Stoddart, from Lon- .... Peruvian mend to-day, except Indian corn, which 1 Bahama Yarmouth, struck on a rock in Yarmouth Harbour, and sunk. don, for Calcutta, Ist Dec., in lat. 32 N., long.ll W.-Unde v of sale. rl, ' .... Laguayra ... . this from Cuba, for London, 9th Dec., in lat. 49, long. 7. Pet, from •10 Common West . I . n . dia, &C. 9i - - } 104 5413 Red ditto. ..... 21s 0(1 to 26s Od I Oatmeal the 'WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13.-Wind S.S.W., light. Rio Janeiro 9th Nov in lat. 6, long. 26 W.-Jane Cain from , Port '.' 14th n lat 14 lone - - - 29 _t win i ...., Cartliagena sof ARRIVED.-Christina, Sincapore-Belle, Eobins, Alexandria Philip, for London, Nov., a • , e• • • . Smyrna - ab- -Mars, radon, Nantes-Adwige, Conteur, St. Malo-Juano. Russell, for Bahia, 11th Dec., in lat. 54 N. long. 6 W.-Eliza, •• • • for . the Spa_nieh Ma_in, same Dec., 10th Dec ein lat. •• ' • Manilla ... . - - i Bere Os Od to Os Od Indian C New Oats Wilson, Valparaiso-Waterlilty, Carr, Denia-Martha, C011i5,5210 Surat - 3/ 31, long.-Samuel Russell, from New York, for China, in lat. • } .... , 130191 Rotterdam. 10 Madras .. 3 - - lied 7 N., long. 1e,4 E.-Heroine, 22nd Sept., in lat. 36 S., ton 21 SAILED.-St. Clare, Bannerman, New Orleans-Dash, Hart- W.-Crusader, 2nd Nov., in lat. 10 N., long. 22 W.-Gossy- g , 129 Bengal 2l -2Z .... I 5821 DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. to ne- ley, St. John, N.B. pium, hence for Callao, Ist Oct., in Ist. 56 S. long. 65 'W.- 1 - 1 ur- 55630 bales. 14919 1532823 and the quality - secondary. For good : Caledonia, Dec., off Tuscar.-May, hence Africa, 13th • eves Liberty, Smith, hence for Naples, at Beaumaris. steady at from 425. to 445.; prime 455.; Dec., off Holyhead.-Elizabeth, hence for Nova Scotia, 10th Wave, Kidd, from St. Petersburgh, for this portnat Long- N .v., in lat. 46, long. 42.-Hottinguer, 24th Nov., off Nan- - ck - LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. DEC. 12. change to botice in Sheep-prices 4d. to I the hope. St. Jose, Ninis, hence at Malaga. tucket -James, hence, 9th Dec., in lat. 48, long. 13.-Reginald W e ha ve a f a i r f ees h su pply of Wheat and Indian Corn, wad Veal Od, to 63d. The Pig market was F Acorn, Turner, hence off Ilellegsland. Heber, from Madras, for this port, off Algoa Bay.-Lintin, elar'e additional quantity of Flour, but In other respects the from the fall in the English markets-pri from Calcutta, for this port, Off the Cape.-Crisis, from Cal- ; sirrivals into this port are not much increased since Thursday to 425. per cwt. for Bacon, and 365. to 37s ven • Mary Winch, Harris, from Buenos Ayres, and Archimedes, cults, for this port.-Amy Ann, from Quebec, for this port, ; e as t, on Hart, from Bremen, both -at Deal. 22nd ' Nov., off Point de Mont.-China, from Quebec, for Cork. 1 From the improvement stated in some of the English near vit- Maria, De Jonge, from 'Rotterdam, at Dungeness. 29th Nov., in iat. 45, long. 53 . -wisconsin, 13eh Nov.; in lat. 1 kets at the close of the week, chiefly owing to less liberal-sup- Nonantum, Lord, hence for Boston, at Cove. STATE OF TRAP. mat, - Intrinsic, 'll hay, hence for New Orleans, at Charleston. 51, long. 9.--Delhi, hence, for Sincapore, 17th Nov., in lat. 8 , plies from the growers, the report of Mark-lane yesterday dis :elyN lona 2 9 W.-Recorder Bth n lat. 4N. long. 22 W. - Zephyr,Luck, hence-at British Accra, and sailed 19th Sept. --, e• -, Nov.•, appoints expectation, the continuance of mild weather in the lII.NCHESTER.-We have to report a outa for Bonny. Berlin, hence, in lat. 34 No long. 38 W.-Harrison Chilton,- ' north, which-still admits of shipments in the Baltic, exerting upward tendency in the prices of seven lin . Ceylon, Curtaill hence at Havannah. from London for-Valparaiso, 15th Oct., in lat. 6 N., long. 21.- its influence•on the trade ; there was, however, more firmness, goods, which characterised Taescluy's I Tomlinson, Kirkness, hence at Tampico. Maitland, from London, for port Philip, 21st - Oct., in lat. 4 Ne, which imparted a further degree of steadiness to our -market sets lions as are under contract, many st 'long, W.-Border Maid, 14th Sept., in lat. 25 S., long. 59 E. this morning, and having, a good attendance of buyers, several The Governatore sailed from Trieste for this port Ist Dec. the' -Earl Dalhousie, from Lamiceston, for Cape Good Hope, 25th from a distance in the i n terior, transactions in both free and tuners are entirely refusing, to take add - William Tazer, APCullagh, sailed from Palermo 28th Nov.,others will p rey nt h at such further advare the and Rapid Ist Dec., bells for this port. Sept., in lat. 30 S. long. 39 E.-Ormelie, hence for Calcutta, , bonded Wheats were to a fair extent, at an amendment on the able at the present ti This position iota' 7th Nov., in lat. 5 N., long. 20 W. • formerld. to 2d., and on the latter-ef 3d. to 4d. per -70 lb over lies, within the last dine, ayor two, occasionec 3113 , - THURSDAY., DECEMBER 14.-Wind S.S.E. -- 'the rates of this day sealnight. the ratio in which operations were p Vessels passed the Sound for Liverpool. Flour in steady request, at our last quotations. Western el- ARRIVED.-Shediac, Porter, from New York- - Eliza Sanders, Nov. 23, Cecelia, Slather, from Nerve. There is, however, a considerable amount or from Smyrna-Eagle, Far en. and Providence, Ford, from Pa- 23, General Von Tlrun, Gronow, from Stettin. Canal, in Bond, brought 255. to 255. 3d. Barley, Malt, Beans, . and Pease, a slow sale, at the currency of Friday. by parties whceare willing to sell below t tto tras-Charles Souchay, from Charente-Louisa, _Michael, from 23, Freihandler, Bugdahl, do. Oats moved a little more freelynwithout improvement in 'Ye- by the producers of cloths and yarns will Bayonne-Arethusa, Lovering, and Ann Powell, Ludlow, from in so great a degree as those just referrer 22, Vorivarto, Plinck, from Pillau. lue ; but - Oatmeal nearly recovered the decline above noted, and •: Newport-Express, -I)umarig, from Gallipoli. pectation of spinners and matmfacturers of SAILED.-Garrick, Shipley; Andrew Foster. Hawes; and 23, Newton, Gibson, from St. Petersburg. was in better demand. 23, Petersborg, Wittman, do. still . high . er . in the early part of tire contir lan Sir Harry Smith, Salt, New York-Ceylon, Fox, Jamaica-Ir- We note Indian Corn 2s. per Ir. dearer, which checked the 23, Janet, Craigie, do. their position, in regard to stocks and i lIC, lam, Dobson, St. Thomas's-Wanderer, Priest, and Liverpool, 25, Ann Lumsdaine, do. demand, and on the whole little business was done.-Corn Meal i6s. per barrel. raging as it is uncommon for the mont ort , Mulorat, Rio Janeiro-Snowdon, Peock, St. John's, N.B.- 26, Champion, Pickering, do. By the Acadia's accounts to the 27th ult., received this after- have reason to believe, however, that, to but Canada, from New Orleans-Irt, Young, and .Susan, Poole, 27, Scotia. Menials, from Konigsberg. noon from New York, the weather continued mild, and tile na- chases for the markets of the European • vent, are in anticipation of orders; and, Brazils-Trinity Yacht, Ilounsell, for Malta and Cephalonia- 27, Frederick Wilhelmine, Ziemer, do. g?'Cuba-Richard Cowie, Raiff Trieste-Baldur, & others, Dron, , 27, Bertha, Kreplin, do. vigation was expected to remain uninterrupted a week or two case, the effect will, of course, be to limit 1 it Mauritzen, Flensburg -Bombay, Moore, Demerara. 28, Hertha, Schultz, from Stettin. longer. The price of Flour had slightly given way, aud the de mand being principally for the home trade, only a few thousand Rom-The-The flannel market exhi ved 29, Glencoe, Bower, from Konisberg. barrels had been taken for export. Tne same remark applies a i ttendancethis week, but it was as brisk Parton, for Vera Cruz, and Amisted, have put back. Dec. 3, Franziska, Bedow, from Swinnemunde. to Wheat and Indian Corn; - altogether the export was insigne- s t i i n is e season for many years past. A fair: red Samuel Dyer, hence at Vera Cruz. 5, Catharine, Cornish, from St. Petersburg. ficant, and the depressed-advices from England had made lit- ss was transacted,' both in goods and Dr. Elizabeth, Coming, hence at Yarmouth, N.S. . , _ to those of the Monday previous. The or . - Cora, Withycombe ; Elizabeth, Pyke, and Parkhill, Collins, , - a./ the impression on their markets. r is business are decidedly better employed, I 1 LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, DEC-. 12. BRITISH. cotton mills get rather more work. arti di- I hence at Newfoundland. Osmanli, AurnraC ( t s i cre ir Reaper, Johnson, from Constantinople. Nov. 1 Akyab ; John Munn, Pearce, from ---se,--- Wheat, at 701 a. e. d. s. d. I s. d. 5..1. LEEDS.-The cloth markets have only Cumming, e a sailedm eeo from henee SmyrnaatC a n s f t o tt r o t t i l , PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. , English red, new... 6 -51 a 7 3 ,Extra-. 740 7 7 by buyers this week, and not much bust Sir Robert Peel, '(scrett -steamer,) from Constantinople at torto, white, d 0.... ,7 4- 7 8 do. ..e . 7 4-1 9 the warehouses. This is usually a slack s G. Jackson and Co Manchester-J. Ireland and ;Co Man- • Co., ~ Malta, and proceeded fot Liverpool. Co. alrish red, d 0.... .5 8-6 10 , do. .... 610- .7 2 we do (not think that the markets are at t le , altester, dyers. Ditto, white, d 0.... 6_4 - 7 0 d 0..... 7 0- .7 4 they were last year. Some of the shippi th e DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Callao ; Queen of he Tyne, Clark, from Rio Grande; and Rye, English, rqr .... - - Irsll6olb -- - ' little in goods suitable for the India and C. Howe, Plymouth, draper. or- Dykes, Perms, from Dalhousie, all at Cove. Barley, English, new .. 32 0 -34 0 Chevalr. 35 0--37 0 most of the merchants are taking stock Clio I Orion, Robinson, for Leghorn, and Anlaby, MaNab, for 3 . H . Hill, Pl y mouth, veterinar y surgeon. Scotch & Irish, * 60th Malt, English, le qr. .. 4 0 - 4 2 Old .... - - -a- t actual -business. The manufacturers a Malta, hence at Kingstown. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. I employed. The Ceylon, for Jamaica, grounded this morning on the Ma- John Walton, Coventry, baker. try pale :58 0 -62 0 ;d0...... - - BRATFORD.-Wools , . There is no ye gazine Bank, but cattle off on the flood, and proceeded to sea. . John Heslop, Ripon, 'Yorkshire, wine merchant. Irish - - ,do. .... -- - duringthe week ; the staplers complain red The ()ran, George, from Cardiff for this port, at Tenby, as- BANKRUPTS. Oats, per 451 b. I in the country are too high to meet tie hal misted in dismasted, and with loss of sails. Edward Davies Newtown, Monmouthshire, flannel menu- English and Scotch - - , d 0..... 32- 3 4 market, and the spinners are unwilling th- Poblano, Rementeria, hence at Havannah. facturer, Dec. 18 Jan. 18, at 11 o'clock at the Liverpool Dis- Welsh - - Ido. .... 31 -3 2 prices. Noils and Brokes are very stati ,alf GOTHENRURO, Dec. 2 . - The St. Petersburg h,Wittman, from trict Court of Bankruptcy : solicitors, Messrs. Gregory and -Irish, fine qualities - 2 91 d 0..... 3 1- 3 3 mend, but with an upward tendency. Y he St. Petersburgh for Liverpool, has put into Banco, after being Co. Bedford-row : Mr..Jones,Newtoun and , Montgomeryshire;general do •26 - 2 8 d 0..... 30- a 3 ing off in the demand, but the buyers se, on shore off Maastrand, and is expected here to repair. ol- Messrs. Rogerson and Co,, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Beans, English,* qr 37 0 -40 0 ;do. ...139 0 -It 0 give moor than 3d. per gross advance, w 1 he Morgan, Liverpool. Scotch & Irish, -4801 b 30 0 -33 0 ;do. .... •34 0 -eas o inducement for spinners to sell for delivr FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15.-Wind S.S.E. to S.S.W. John De Levante, Wood-street, London, shirt maker. Pease, English, white - _ are low, and the manufacturers general aal . ARRIVED.-Richmond, Ever, Savannah-Telegraph, from William Keys, Robert's-place, Commercial-road East, Lon- Do. & Irish .. maple - - i lgreao •• •1 -e 34 0 36 0 there i s an equal indifference with them std Gallipoli-Fox, Toole, Leghorn - Garnett, (screwesteamer,)Sul - don, linen draper. IFlour,per 280 lb. confident that the next change will be o tin liven, Havre-Pandia, from Syria. William Trap, Warminster, Wiltshire, mason. English & Irish, ends -- - !fine -. 1 36 0 -.38 a dency; as the advanced price of yarns v I ts Thomas Page, White Lion-street, Spitalfields, London, silk Ditto. superfineOB 0 -39 0 extra .. 39 0 -41 0 goods , an d there is no p ros p ect of bu y in g of Alida, hence for Rotterdam, has put back, manufacturer. Oatmeal, * lb. of 240tb. - _ ;20 John Panter, hence at Pernambuco. Jelin Taft, Warwick-road, Paddington, London, carpenter. Irish, 1847 1 I 93 6 -24 6 old .. • • 21 la -22 6 RAILWAY RECEI] t o Columbus, Eves, hence at Arendahl. John Parish, Sible Hedingham, Essex, brickmaker. Canadian , -- - I do. .... 22 0 -23 0 Concordia, Christenson, hence at Lieber'. Andrew Hewlett, Abbot's Ann, Southampton, carpenter. Bran, as , 24th I ---• 1 ' 0 10 - 1 0 Milton, Martin, hence at Copenhagen. John Wildey, Shenton, Nottinghamshire, appraiser. FOREIGN. The following are the receipts of raffia - Alice, Laborde, hence at Nantes. Joseph Stevens, jun., Oldwinsford, Staffordshire, glass ma-that is to say, up to the date to which Wheat, 7010. s. d. s. d. s• el. s. d. aiS Prosper, Griffitb, hence for Genoa, at Beaumaris. nufacturer.are made:- ;k, -Light,of the Harem, from Rio Grande at Cove. John Harvey, Weston-super-Mare, Somersetshire, builder. Canadian, free, red .. 616- 7 2 white '7 4- 7 6 nd Lucy End, Gowan, hence for Londonderry, at Loch Ryan, John Reuben and James Marshall, Rastrick, Halifax, fancy United States do 72- 7 6 do. .... 7 9 _ 8 2 Week I) d& d 1 7 0- 7 4 high-mix 710 - 8 4 anzig, mote re ( 0 RAILWAYS, ending with loss of bulwarks, water casks, and cargo shifted . man ufacturers. of Louisa, M•Credie, hence for Westport, at Loch Ryan , w ith T ho m as R i chard son, North Shields, comm o n br ewer. L Baltic & Hmburg do 7 4 - 7 6 White .. 76- 7 10 rett loss of foretopsail yard. DIVIDENDS. Riga and Petersbg. do 6 10 -- 7 2 Archival 6 -8 - 6 10 Dec. il ; Rose, hence for Philadelphia, at Holyhead.Odessa, common do 6 6-6 10 Polish.. 7 2- 7 4 Aberdeen - - . Jan. 9, S. Dethick and T. R. Kay, Newton-heath ,-near Man- prench,spanishAc do 72- 7 4 white .. 74- 7 6 Amiens and Boulogne -10 ch Galardo, hence for Cadiz, at ditto. cheater, common brewers. Bennet & Marianopoli 7 2- 7 4 Egypt'n 5 G- 5 9 Belfast and Ballymena - 9 ng Louther, hence for New Ross, at ditto, with loss •of bowsprit. CERTIFICATES Mediter., &c. hard.do 6 0 - 6 3 Wakulla, hence for Malaga, has put back with rigging ando 0- 0 0 Birkenhead, Lan. and Cheshire. -10 orGeinqualities,bond.do 5 6- 6 6 white .. 6 9- 7 3 Caledonian bulwarks daina,ged, having been in contact with the Americanunless cause -be shown to the contrary on the to be granted, . - 9 to day of meeting. Rye, r Baltic, tree. 28 0 -30 oin -bond 00- 0 0 Chester and Holyhead V 4 l ~- 9 ship Europe, off Holyhead.4 2 - 4 4 he Europe, Mercer, hence for Charleston, has put back, with , Jan. B, dJ. Crankshaw, Whalley,L • Barley, ea , 60111 do an. 4, an , Lancashire, cotton d0..... 00- 0 0 Cocker-mouth and Workington.. - 9 of lots of e, having b ard in contact with the Wakulla. spinners. o a ts, %,-1 , 451b.Russiando. 29- 2 10 d 0..-.. 00- 0 0 Dublin and Drogheda - 7 . ky The f a t flt Annie, Southward, from Northwich, with salt, sunk CERTIFICATES Beansoeqr,Europeando 32 0 -34 6 d 0..... 0 0- 0 0 Dublin and Kingstown of off Tranmere to-elay. Crew saved. to be confirmed by the Vice Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy, * 480th, Egyptian.. do 28 0 --29 0 do. .... 00- 0 0 Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen - 9 Pease, * qr., Reginald Heber, M`Farlane, from Madras at the Mauritius. unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before Jan. 2. ~ e ch Annie, Richardson, sailed from Madras for the Cape-of-Good J. A. G. Smith, Manchester,nuctioneer. Baltic, Sze., white.. do 36 0 -38 0 do. .... 0 0- 0 0 Edinburgh and Glasgow - 9 met Hope 29th September. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Canadian, &c., do.. do :33 0 -34 0 do. .... 00- 0 0 Edinburgh and Northern - 9 Flour, * barrel, he Coaxer, Bell, and Conway Castle, Scott, hence at the Cape of J. Hastie, Glasgow, brassfounder-J. Hamilton, Neilston, E. Counties, N. Eastern, and N. -10 Canadian, sweet .. do 27 0 -28 0 do. ..... ' 0 0- 0 0 East Lancashire - 9 en Good Hope. Renfrewshire, coach driver-W. Calderwood, Kilmarnock, bet- United States i do .. do 27 0 -28 -0 do. .... 24 6 -25 3 Eastern Union and Ipswich and . [so , INExFoRD, Dec. 12.-The Ann Paley, Lister, from Lisbon tier-H. M'Askill, Tallisker, Bradford, Isle of Skye, cattle Do.&Canadian sour do 25 0 -26 0 do., U.S 00- 0 0 Bury - 9 for Liverpool, was totally wrecked near Tacumshin last even- dealer-G. Ruxton, Leith, baker-J. Mitchell, Glasgow, rim Danzic, &c. sweet.... 0 0- 0 0 d 0..... ' 0 0- 0 0 Glasgow, Garnkirk, and Ctbrg - - ing. Master, mate, and five men drowned. A few casks of.oil engineer. ;or save d. - In. Corn, *4Bolb. white 31 0 -32 6 ;yellow.. 33 6 -35 0 Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr. - 9 US LANCASTER, Dec. 12.-The flat John, from Liverpool for this FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. OF FRIDAY. Do. Meal* brl. 196tbdo 15 6 -16 0 ido. .... 00- 0 0 Glasgow and Greenock - 9 an port, with salt, sunk in the Lune on the 9 th in stant. Crew PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. 15. Great Southern and Western - 9 nd saved. • Wood and Sandford, Liverpool, spice merchants-J. Clarke Great Western There is no alteration in any of the duties : the Wheat aver- Kendal • -10 BEAUMARIS, December 14.-The Mermaid, from Liverpool and E. Minnitt, Liverpool, stockbrokers. and Windermere - - toage for the week is, however, barely sufficient to keep the dray ) Lancashire and Yorkshire - 9 for Carnarvon, in beating up the Straits, missed stays, and went DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. from rising to 'as. ; but this is immaterial, as all the foreign Lancaster and Carlisle - s on shore at Trecastle, but -came.off without damage. W. D. Scurfield, Liverpool, shawanan-second div. of 91., remains in bond, except trifling ft' • quan i its occasionally released and upon new proofs Bs. 9(1., on Thursday, Dec. 21, or any sub.- , Liverpool, Crosby, & Southport. -10 , by certificate. sequent Thursday, at Mr. Turner's, Liverpool. Londonderry and Enniskillen - 9 SATURDAY, 16th DECEMBER.-Wind variable, light. J. and W. H. Roberts, Liverpool, ironmongers -second div. I I With a partial shift of wind to the eastward our fresh sup- London and North-Western -10 II- . ARRIVED.-Jenny Wren, s-a--, and Crisis, Gibson, from of 6d., and 3s. Gd. on new proofs, on Thursday, Dec.2l, or any i plies tl • the whole much lighterthe • have had occasion to report of late, the only article of any extent he* eßrighton, s is ' Calcutta-Enterprise, Whittle, New York-Elizabeth, Rees, subsequent Thursday, at Mr. Turner's, Liverpool. , in, London& outh Coast - 9 e- -Quebec-SPLeod, -, and Mlville, Salter, Alexandria, E.- R. Hughes, Liverpool, laceman-div. of 2s. on Thursday Flour from the States and Canada, and from these sources it is London and South-Western •-- 10 , probable we shall soon experience a considerable diminution of ire • Gleam, Collier, Patras-Jessie, Muir, Messina-Jeune Emilie, Dec. 21, or my subsequent Thursday, at Mr. 'Turner's, Liver- M'chester, Sheffield, and Lincoln - 9 13olard, Bordeaux-Elise, Gabrahn, Hamburg-Victor, , pool. , supply of bread stuffs generally. The weather continues un- Maryport and Carlisle - 9 its usually mild and open, and from some of the Baltic, as well as from Java for Cork. J. Maddock, Liverpool, tallow-chandler-first div. of 2s. 6(1., Midland, Bristol, and Birming en. SAILED.-Europa, (steamer,) Lott, for Halifax and New en Thursday, Dec. as, or any subsequent Thursday, at Mr. nearer Continental, ports, shipments are still inn progress for 1 - this country, and the quantity actually afloat at the present non - 9 Midland Great Western (Ireland) -10 ho York-Saranah, Julius, Philadelphia-Lucinda, Delano, Boston Turner's, Liverpool. time is understood to be considerable ; lint the Baltic, at least, Monklands - 0 rt, Birkenhead, grocer-second - -Abeema, Mills, New Orleans-Empress, Alardon . , Bahia- F. Berner, , , er second diy.ofaad., and upon must very shortly close, and in any case shipments at this ad- Newcastle and Carlisle Tyro, M`Farlane, Lisbon-Carleton, Cowman, Tampico. new proofs of is. 51d., on Thursday, Dec. 21, or any subsequent vanced season are dangerous. Fine heavy red Wheats are D., Thursday, at Mr. Turner's, Liverpool. Norfolk - - Aro - . offered at reasonable prices: say 345. to 365. per quarter, free North British - 9 Margaret, for New Orleans, has put back, to refill her water BANKRUPTQ. on board, in spring. Paris i ad Rouen - 9 1 casks. Solomon Child, Ewhurst, Surrey, mealman. We have had continued firmness the past two days, and a Roue and Havre - 9 ri- Liverpool, for Rio Janeiro, and Evergreen, for Savannah, James Henry; Garrood, Thornham Magna, Suffolk, grocer. buoyant feeling in respect to bonded Wheats and Flour, at ra th I have put back. Peter Thompson, senior, Osnaburgh.place, New-road, St. ther improved rates. Indian Corn dull, and the late value barely supported on a moderate amount of transactions. South-Eastern and Branches - 9 Scottish Central - 9 Shrewsbury and Chester - 10 It- Acorn, hence for Frederickstadt, at Tonning. Pancras, and Commercial-road, Lime-house, London, carpenter. Brazil Packet, M`Kay, hence for La Guayra, at Campbeltown. John Webb Fielder and John Bradbury, Thavies-inn, Hot w. At this day's market free Wheats, of all descriptions, met a South Devon - 8 he Pasha, Leggett, hence for Trieste, at Holyhead. born-bill, London, laceonerchants• moderate sale for consumption; and Flour was also in tolerable Taff Vale • John, Klinkistrone, hence at Bolderan. Peter Clark, junior, Colchester, pawnbroker. - 9 in request, each supporting steadily the currency of our last Ulster Prosperit, hence at Bilboa. • Thomas Wood, Tunbridge, Kent, miller. - 10 ) Pomerania, Krause, hence at Copenhagen. Edward Pillow, Canterbury, dealer in paper-hangings. market. Both articles in bond were, at the same time, eagerlY Waterford and Limerick - 2 inquired for, and the few articles offered readily made an ad- Whitehaven Junction tri. Passenger, Antwerp for this port, off Portsmouth. Thomas Roberts, Minories, grocer. -10 vance of Id. to 2d. per bushel and 7d. per barrel : good Western York, Newcastle, and Berwick - 9 ml Thames, of and from Bridgewa ter, for this p ort, wa s d riven James Blackshaw San g er, Bristol, cabinet-maker. Canal realizing 255 . 9d., extra quality 265., Baltim ore and Phi- York - and North Midland, &c - 9 nd on shore on Crosby Point, yesterday afternoon. Crew saved. Thomas Nosworthy, Heyward. Torquay. Devonshire, grocer. ladel 1 ' 255. 'd to 255. 9d II 1 y Valt, and Beans were if na b . .- ar.e. , i , nvanhoe, Rattray, from Matanzas at Cove. Thomas Cariss, Thirsk, Yorkshire, corn-dealer. ...o.______ tn. GOTHENBORO, Dec. 2.-St. Petersburg, Wittman, from St. DIVIDENDS. exceedingly dull, and nominally rather cheaper; and Pease al ho Petersburg, for Liverpool, which put into Kanso, leaky, after Jan. 4, J. Willis, Liverpool, merchant.-Jan. 6, W. Fugler, most unsaleable, even by submating• to lower prices.-Oats are LATEST DATES AT LIV ad - ueing on shore off Marstrand, has come here to repair. _ Lawrence-lane, Ch ----- a - a l . eapside, Manchester warehouseman. scarce, and firmly held for our late currency, but the demand Direct. Indirect.l does not as vet materially improve. - For Indian Cornwe bad I i_ . I Margaret, for New Orleans, has put had , casks. Liverpool, for Rio Janeiro, and Evergreen, for Savannah, Lave put back. Acorn, hence for Frederickstadt, at Tonning. Brazil Packet, M'Kay, hence for La Guayra, at Campbeltown. Pasha, Leggett, hence for Trieste, at Holyhead. John, Klinkistrone, hence at Bolderan. • Prosperit, hence at Bilboa. Pomerania, Krause, hence at Copenhagen. Passenger, Antwerp for this port, off Portsmouth. Thames, of and from Bridgewater, for this port, was driven on shore on Crosby Point, yesterday afternoon. Crew saved. ivanhoe, Rattray, from Matanzas at Cove. GOT lIE N BORG, Dec. 2.—St. Petersburg, Wittman, from St. Petersburg, for Liverpool, which put into Kanso, leaky, after tieing on shore off Marstrand, has come here to repair. HELSINOFORS, Nov. 30--Ireland, Morton, from St. Peters burg, for Liverpool, which was on shore on the Coast of Fin land, 28th October, has broken up. CROOKHAVEN, Dec. 13.—Golden Eagle, off and for Liver -nool, from Nassau, went on shore at the entrance of this har bour yesterday, while beating in, but was got off, with slight damage to rudder, Sit. dull, and nominally rather cheaper; and Peaseal most unsaleable, even by submitting to lower prices.—Oats are scarce, and firmly held for our late currency, but the demand does not as yet materially improve.—For Indian Corn we had few Irish orders on the market, and most descriptions declined in value 6(1. per quarter.—lndian Meal is very limited stock, and prices unchanged. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary onthe Austral Bahia . dzy of meeting, Bombay. B. Ayres —Jan. 8, A. Armstrong, Salford, iron-merchant. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, DECEMBER 16, 1848 s. d. s. d. 1 O 7 @ 0 81 Potatoes, v 90tb. O 5 0 7 Kemps O 6 0 74 Pink Eyes 4 6 O 0— 0 0 Cups O 0— 0 0 Cattle 0 0 O 2i— 0 3 Turnips, ap ton .18 0 O 2 0 271 Carrots 22 0 O 11— 0 2 Manure 4 0— 5 6 Calcutta . C. G. Hopc Charleston s. d. s. d SUNDAY. DECEMBER 17 —Wind S., moderate Hay, old, 201 t, SAILED. — i arnet, Fuller, Baltimore—Oliie, Olive; Senator, Coffin ; and Jenny Lind, Card, New York.—Huguenot, Gard ner; Carnatic, Devereux, and Medallion, Hondelette, New Or leans—Washington, Snow, Virginia—W. A. Cooper, Lincoln, Mobile—Norfolk, Rogers, Boston—Queen, Newlands, Africa— Creamore, Kemp, Newfoundland—St. Helier's, Dory, Buenos Ayres—William Parker, Smith, Bombay—Johanna Ettina, Schuer, Rotterdam. China.... Demerara Havana .. Jamaica.. La GuavrE Ditto, Green Manglewurzel Straw, Wheat Joseph Yeoward, hence for Malta, at Beaumaris. Maria, hence for Naples, at Beaumaris. A Spanish barque, hence for Havana, was towed into Kings town yesterday, with loss of rudder and dismasted, by H. M. steamer Triton. MARGATE, 15th Dec.—Tne Diadem. Ashby, from Antwerp for Liverpool, has put into these roads, making a deal of water, much strained, and with pumps choked, having been obliged to carry a press of sail, last night, to keep clear of the sand in the North Channel, and must come in to be surveyed. DOUGLAS, 15th Dec.—The Belle, Turpin, from Liverpool, for Cardiff, was stranded in this bay this afternoon, during a heavy gale from S.W., and bilged. Should the weather moderate she may be got off. WATERFORD, 15th Dec.—The Tourville, Viond, of and from Nantes, for Waterford, was stranded at Trumore yesterday ; PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, DECEMBER 16, 1848 s. d. s. d tb 0 4 to 0 7 :Grapes For. 7. lb 0 6 0 8 O 5 0 7 English Ditto 0 0— 0 0 O 6 0 7 Eng. P. Apples 4 0— 5 0 ;Fowls, le , Couple 2 6 3 0 0 0 Woodcocks 6 0— 0 0 O 7 0 8 Pucks 3 0— 0 0 0 0— 0 0 Chickens Hams 0 0— 0 0 Geese 3 0— 5 0 Salmon Soles Cod Fish Turbot Haddocks 0 0— 0 0 Turkeys.... each 3 6 —l2 0 Whiting 0 0— 0 0 Partridges,vbrce 3 0— 0 0 Fresh Butter Salt Ditto 0 9 0 i 1 Plovers P,ggs 1- , 124 S 0 0 0 Filberts 1 3 0 0 Potatoes, v Peck 1 4 1 6 Wild Ducks Pheasants, brace 6 0— 7 0 Rabbits 2 0— 0 0 Beef Mutton Veal... Lamb, fore qr. I 0 0 Do., hind qr.. Fresh For Bacon crew saved. WARRENPOINT, 16th Dec.—The Bee, Muir, from Liverpool for New Orleans, was totally wrecked, yesterday morning, on the coast of Morne, near Annalong, in a heavy gale from the southward; carpenter drowned. BEAUMARIS, 16th Dec.—The Henry Turner, from Liverpool for Newry, drove from her anchors, yesterday, un to the Pen man Beach ; started sternpost, and makes much water, and must discharge. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Covs, 15th Dec.— It has blown fearful gales for the last forty eight hours, and a complete hurricane from S.W. this forenoon, ACcompanied with a very high tide. It is now, towards night- WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, Dm 12 Wheat, 26 qrs., (a 3 4s. Od. p qr.; total, 57 4s, Barley, 162 qrs., @ 1 12s. 3d. IP' qr.: total, 2.62 Ils Nußß:th, b E LINe : Ztrtbs, jillarttages, anb Estatts. larhets. LIVERPOOL SHARE LIST. . Amt. Yesterday's Sales --is.- ---- -.11,- paid.! SHARES. Prices. Yesterday BIRTHS. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, DECEMBER 16. —' --, On the 24th ultimo, at Boston, U.S., the lady of G. N. Without any activity of demand a moderate business has .€ I RAILWAYS. COMER, hsq., of a daughter. been done during the week, at the rates of our last. At Liver- 50 'Aberdeen 174 018 I On the loth instant, the wife of Mr. BENJAMIN FRANK pooI yesterday, the tendency of prices was towards advance, 44 Ambergate & Eastern Junction. 4..34 d LAND RIGBY, of Buckingham-terrace, of a son. particularly for bonded Wheat and Flour. At Wakefield the 23 Arbroath and Forfar. Same day, in St. Paul's-pace, Islington, London, the lady of market was inactive, and without alteration in prices. At our 474 Bedford, London, &Birminghm. exchange this morning, each article meets a retail sale for con- 10 ,Birk'head, Lancash. & Cheshire ,9 6/3 9 6/9 d 94d Same day, Mrs. HENRY POLLINGTON, of Gloucester sumption, at about the rates of our last, with the exception of 274 late C. &B. 5 v•cent. ti 111849.. 14 • • 14 4 I street, of a son. Beans, which are is. per qr. lower. 134! Do. ~ .t 22 „ 82.. 74 d i Same day, at Upper Sapey Rectory, the wife of the Rev. = 10 ißirmingham and Dudley 20 !Birmingham and Oxford Junc 24 .. 244 !On the 12th instant, at Gorhambuiy, the Countess of NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET, 5 (Boston, Stamford, and Birming. 24.. 24 d VERULAM, of a daughter. DECEMBER 16. 25f Bolton, ! Blackburn, Clitheroe, 1 64.. 64 • On the 14th instant, in Larkfield, Toxteth-park, Mrs. T. A. The arrivals of Wheat coastwise and foreign, as also from the t and West Yorkshire, No. 1. J BUSHBY, of a son. farmers this week, are liberal. There is no life in the trade, 14 Ditto & North Western.. (A) 13 ..124 d On the 15th instant, Mrs. BENJAMIN WILLIAMS, and business generally continues on a limited scale. The finest 25 Ditto guar. 6la cent..... (B) 174.. 174 Ranelagh-street, of a daughter. samples of English and foreign Wheats can scarcely be quoted 90 ,Bristol and Exeter lower, but secondary and inferior (of which a great part of the 2751 New shares l2 .. 10 d . ' MARRIED. farmers' supply consists) must be noted full Is. per qr. cheaper 284/ißwkingharnshire 34... 22 d Lately, in Dumfriesshire, FRANCES SMITH, Esq., to than last Saturday. Bonded parcels attract more attention 50 leahsdonian than of late, and several parcels have changed hands at full 8 Quarter shares (late Flaif stirs) 74.. 7 d 9th r R ost yhtrAtliA,rAri instant,Eon, L sNAGt E aßinzßut , :nE n i; l a.l !tr‘ i l t di . ,: e caiti r ,ii - : m EgaphspK a hteL r .elic i Eil n e r . On the 16th ultimo, at St. Paul's Church, Mr: HENRY prices. The arrivals of Barley are again large, and most of our 50 Clydesdale Junction . . 0 i . 1 1 013 : , f ' , s . It:: laChel Hatfield-house, ra i e i :i r ednc Maj e sty' s -I r l3hy i • or l: c. li s rll di theJAAAomR I t fLsh l te E :has S set. rnaltsters being well stocked, the sale is exceedingly dull ut a 50 Chester i and Holyhead . 2O .. 21 further decline of Is. to 2s. per qr. Malt in retail demand at 15 I Pref. 54 per cent. guaranteed. 134.. 134 my quotations. White Peas maintain late prices. The market 25 Dundee and Arbroath is largely supplied with Oats from Scotland, as also from our 25 Dundee and Perth. S BCH A R10011 1: (ANn: I s own farmers, but a great proportion are of a most inferior qua- 14 New quarter shares i• • i 1) lity, and as such are almost unsaleable, whilst good samples 20 Eastern Counties about support late rates. There is again a heavy arrival of 61 Perpetual, No. 1 Flour, and, the dealers buying very sparingly, to effect sales to 61 Perpetual, No. 2 any extent it is unnecessary to submit to a further reduction 25 East Anglian, . - '25 shares 44.. 5 ! of Is. per sack. 18 ; Do., .elB shares 3 ..34 late Baron Cowley by the Baroness Cowley. Wheat—Northumberland, white 51s. to 525. per qr. 34' New shares, guar. 6 per cent.. 3.. 34 34 On the 12th instant, at St. Peter's Church, Pimlico, London, Do., Do., red 46s. „ 50s. 2 . 25 lEast Lancashire Flour—Norfolk and Suffolk Households..34s. „ 355. „ 21 New £ 25 25 shares 84.. 8 d of Sir Richard Brooke, Bart., of Norton Priory, Cheshire, to ~ .. . . i LOUISA TOLLEMACHE. seennil dim ohtpr nt 0..4,z...1 44.. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, DEC. 14 1/' New quarter shares 20 Eastern Counties ... 6i Perpetual, No. 1 ei Perpetual, No. 2 25 East Anglian, shares.. 18 Do., .elB shares 3i' New shares, guar. 6 per cent 25 East Lancashire 21 New"` 6i New quar,,_ 25 East Lincolnshire. ... 25 East and West Yorkshire 5 0 Edinburgh and Glasgow 2 0 Half shares 1* New Half shares 25 'Edinburgh and Northerr 15 shares—Newport 13i New £25 shares This week some advance is demanded on Wheat, but our buyers Uhl oft rather than comply, the price of bread and flour not being remunerative. Barley is nominally unal ered. Oats have found buyers in limited quantities, at about previous rates. Beans rather cheaper. Peas can only be disposed of in retail. At this day's market there was a large supply of Eng lish Wheat, for which higher prices were asked, but the market closed (lull, at the currency of this day se'nnight. B"rley firm. Beans Is. per quarter lower. On Oats, the turn was in favour of the buyer. Nothing worth notice doing in Pens. New .t - 15 shares late Edinbro', Leith & Grantor Preference shares New £2O shares New quarter shares Exeter, Yeovil, & Dorchester )od, Preston, & W.Ridin; WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, DEC. 15. •-• of Wheat is only moderate, but liberal of other Fl Furness at last week's prices. srirley goes off slowly. at a decline of is. per . qr. Nothing doing in Oats and Shelling at nominal prices. Beans as before. LEEDS FORTNIGHT CATTLE FAIR, DEC. 12. supplied with grain to-day. In conse- queure of the damp mild weather Wheat is in worse condition and offered at last week's prices, but only meets a slow sale No improvement in the demand or value of Barley. 0-` .20 extensions.. (Glasgow and Ayr .. Guaranteed stock ' Half-shares No. 1 half-shares No. 2 WISBECH CORN MARKET. DECEMBER 16 We have a very good show of Wheat here to-day, and prices Is. to 2s. per qr. below those of last week. Oats are ad. per st. and Beans Is. per qr. lower. PRICES TO THE GROWER. Wheat, new white 59 to 611 b., 425. to 475. per quarter Ditto, do., red Ditto, 425. to 465. do. -- • - -- 4 Twat. cf ^ln es DUBLTN CORN MARKET, DEC. 15 We have no alteration with respect to prices at our corn mar ket since Tuesday. Every description of grain met a fair de Os Od to Os ic llsOd to 12s Ot .6w, Paisley, and Greenock' !Great Northerr. of Sir Richard Droc LOUISA TOLLI;3I Hon. Sir A. DUI and da 1 ih e hire, and of Ger , cond Hour.. 16s Od to 20s 0( Church, Everton, by the Re DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. DECEMBER 14. The market was somewhat smaller to-day than heretofore lie quality secondary. For good Beef the prices wer A. EGERTON, eldest daUghter of THOS vcrton. of CocH EDWARI Great Western IT1) Mr. J. MILLING, or ETH, only daughter of Intl Selby Half shares Q u. rter shares Is.; prime 455.; nut sales of inferior per cwt., sinking, offal. There was no —prices 4d. to Bid. per lb., off sink ; market was small, and less doing - rating from 38s. Tpswich and Bury St. Edmun Kendal and Windermere ;h. &Yorks. late ) Ditto In' Quarter shares Fifth shares... of that Half shares, late L. & Do., late Hudders. & Sheffield _ , W. R. U.. res, late W. P. & G a and Wyre Tence ..... Sixth shares Half shares Quarte I Carlisle ter share „ N'cast. Jana 1 Blackwall ,ondon & Brighton & S. Coast 5 shares, gxiar. 6 per cent London and North 'Western. res (L. &M ) (A and B) I Quarter shares Quarter shares, Dewsbury Lc Half shares New, shnrps ,London and South Western 1 New 4'40 shares Consolidated Tenth char Longri Manch Quarter shares, No. I, Quarter shares, No. 2 T shares ;rimsby and Slieffd ter shares ireat Grim& Sheffield and IShrewst , ster and Southport nd Midland o Dundft d 18i..191 15 -15 niece of the Earl c w. w. umbiin lesbire, to SI WEBSTER, Esq., Same day, at (.7c late John — Paitsmi, Esq., o. daughter of JOSEPH SANDY also at the same time and Dla Htitford, to JANI Esq. _ _ On the 13th inst newton, near Frc lgr. THOMAS W square London. to GRAHAa a , T. MAITLAND, Esq., of Dundrennan, Solicitor-General for Scotland. Same day, at St. John's Church, by the Rev. loon, M.A., Mr. WILLIAM TURNER, victualler, to EMMA GILLER. On the 14th instant, at Bebington Church. by the rev_ Addison, .P RED MILEY, Esq., nhope-street Church Rev. W. POHock, EDWARD and Jones, son of Robert ,e day, at ,ord liishop of W eldest son, t( at Chest Imajor to t EgMA JONES, Same day at Al to MARIA, your On t Moore Moss, it BELLA BUTTERWORTH t surviving daughter of her Majesty's ham, to MARY, youngest _ Lately, aged 11 1; Lately way to Barnsley it had a fit and expire( r. WOC 15, at Ne‘:v Yort Was a hidy of fine about within three ti On the 14th Octo: stead, Africa, aged 2 apprentice on board t the vessel was off the 'he deceased mar . riee 'horn, Still living, is others cf her trill is on a their t York Battery On the 2d init . : relict of Mr. JO meat in Kirkck IAYI-01t, of West D 3rd instan a of the 1 ory, Argy game d!ik, in lien pie day Ilfaryport, Comb, tieriff-substiCute ii Same day, aged 3 y of Captai second Same day, at I ister of the late Same day, nee, ter of Mr. JOHN Satrie day, at Sir It. Barlow, 'G.C.I _ Same day, binet-makei% ChestChestt Guards, much and d ' On the 9th iu HARRISON, on day, 'at E;a:te; 10th inst C9mpto'n-house Sarne Same dui; ISAB 'AN, of Lausdow Same day, at New I ) months, HORATIO .11 relict of the late Cap On the 11th instant, BELL, Esq. Same day, after a lir lof hir.vHl LINGI?, GiROCOl4',.( JAMES GRocorc, same day, Mr. W.l tavern", aeor Man, kedcroia-str Same day, in pr r. WM. ( a WILL,/ ,at ite lot 40 MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL Dec. _ _ _ Hour 19, Richard Baynes (audit)....... 19, Walter Thomas (audit) 19, Hulme and Braggard (audit) 19, Forrest and Lloyd (audit) 19, David Williams (proof and div.) 20, Joseph Feeny (2nd) 20, Thomas Gilbertson (audit) 20. Reuben Hemingway (special) 22, Thomas Hastings Irwin 22, William Elsam (Ist) ...... 22, George Chapman (Ist)... ®ems District Co Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Mr. Holde )Urt, li ourt, 11 District Cc Ditto, Ditto, METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER, BY MR. C. 11. CHADBURN, 71, LORD-STREI ATMOSPHERIC DaliviDi rec. of Temperature'. tion in Humidity at Fall Pressure at shade by self- Noon. Na.imne. p.m. Six n f Wine registering Difference of at Wet mid Dr y Rain. Noon m m e i t n e . r bulb. 121 30'12 30'03 131 29'90 29'90 141 29'67 ; 29'64 29'63 29.5 29'86 29'8 53 45 48 38 clouded.-13th : clouded and strong bree 14th : clouded, light rain, and heavy squ heavy squall clear.-1E 15th :f. clouded 57'46 49,44 54 42 45,33 lll.NctiEsrEa. -We have to report a continuance upward tendency in the prices of several kinds of yarn able at the present time. This position of sellers and buyers lies, within the last day or two, occasioned some falling-off from 1 the ratio in which operations were previously proceeding. There is, however, a considerable amount of bnsines still doing 'by parties whware willing to sell below the extreme rates, and by the producers of cloths and yarns which are not forestalled in so great a degree as those just referred to. The general ex pectation of spinners and rnarmfacturers is, that prices will rise st . ' higher in the early part of ' , le corning year; and certainly their pOsition, in re b .d to stocks and contracts, is raging as it is uncommon for the month of December. have reason to believe, however, that, to some extent, the p chases for the markets of the European continent and the L, vant, are in anticipation of orders; and, so far as this is the the effect wig' t - " . ' business .s encoi file flaunt. but it was as brisk as any we have had a to those of the Monday previous. The operatives in the flannel business are decidedly better employed, and the hands in the cotton mills get rather more work. LEEDS.—The cloth markets have only been poorly attended by buyers this week, and not much business has been done at the warehouses. This is usually a slack season of the year, and we do mot think that the markets are at present more dull than le of the sl ' - -ring houses are doina• a .d China markets; but most of the merchants are taking stock, and not doing muck ualbusiness. The manufacturers continue tolerably we' employed. 9 RADFORD , 'Wool , terial al terat' iiere is no very mat, don duringthe week; the staplers complain that the prices sought in the country are too high to meet the current rates of the market, and the spinneri are unwilling to buy, except at old prices. No is and Brokes are very stationary, as regards de mand, but with an upward tendency. Yarns : There is no fall ing off in the demand, but the buyers seem rather reluctant to give moor than 3d. per gross advance, which is by no means all inducement for spinners to se. __.every. Pieces : As stocks are low, and the manufacturers generally working to order, there is an equal indifference with them about sales; they feel confident that the next change will be one of an upward ten dency; as the advanced price of yarns will have to be met in goods, and there is no prospect of buying cheaper. RAILWAY RECEIPTS. I The following are the receipts of rail Ways for the past week; is to say, up to the date to which the respective returns Amount, lAnlnt. ___7_l_ a. d. A 0 0 0 1157 0 0 830 351 0 0 .. 6(4 0 0 514 3529 0 0 .. 1040 0 0 .. 94 0 0 101 602 0 0 631 721 0 0 587 938 0 0 709 668 0 C 284" 0 0 2702 1030 0 0 522 138.57 0 0 12206 1401 • 0 805 1150 0 0 1 1119 0 0 0 !105 0 0 2872 0 0 1444 17100 0 0 16523 0 0 0 85 9547 0 0 8372 1756 0 0 1082 107 0 0 9G 36011 0 0 33731 6 0 0 9583 0 0 6430 2435 0 0 1809 0 0 0 , .. 19144 0 0 152'5.5 1074 0 0 801 870 0 0 .. 0 0 0 .. 0 0 0 .. 4891 0 0 2067 0 0 843 0 0 1213 0 0 i G 787 • 0 - - - - -- 1060 0 0 1 601 1519 0 0 1 1682 787 0 0 6C5 283 0 0 170 0 0 220 13733 6 0 10636 7125 0 0 6835 LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. Direct.! Indirect.' Direct.; Indirect 231MEffanham.. Oct 4Mobile 'Oel. 16!Monte Video .. 21 New Orleans' .. 17 New Y0rk...1 25 Pernambuco. Nov 28 Rio Janeiro— , . 4 Savannah I 4 St. Helena .. Nov 7 ,. .Eal pa rai so PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST-OFFICE, DEC. 16 Destination S'H AM PTON STAT I 0 Lisbon Madeira pain Gibraltar Malta &lonian! Greece and Egyr India, Ceylon,&Chma Mails desp'dLast Packet Next Packet from London I sailed. I due. Next Mail Dec. 71(lue Dec. 16 Next Mail :ue Dec. 2: 11 'lth, 17th, ':11), land 2 1 27th of j [every month dal3rd and 20thlIndus of every Nov month. (1) Brit. Col. in W. Ind. . (except Honduras & Bermuda,) For. Col. 2nd and 17tkAvon ... 0 inW. Indies, except ' of every ( De H avana, Venezuela, month. and Madeira (2) Mexico& Havana .1 2nd of every'Avon (3) Bermuda St. Juan month only.i Dec de Nicaragua, and 17th of every Trent 1 Next Mt:_ New Grenada FALMOUTH STATION. 1 - Next Mail ?'due Dec Bueno's Ayres :very month LIVERPOOL STATIoN.I Brit. N. America, Ber- ;Every Fri muda, and U States ! day-. Preferenc late Gt. ( Matlock Midland Preferential stock, 6 per cent Half shares Co n sol . Birmingham & Derbv Erewnsb Valley . B; sirmingliam and Gloucester.. Bristol and Gloucester £5O sh £'37 5/ shares ... Newcastle and Carlisle Quarter share 85 Stock. 20 25 12i 61 New shares Norfolk .... Extensions (5 per cent.) North British Half shares. Quarter shares New Quarter sl Third sb nre s ,res (Scrip) North Staffordshire North Western . Oldham Alliance Oxford, Worcest r, & Wolver: is Railway and Canal New shares Ilrewsbury and Birmingham lirwsby & Chester, late NAVA' ury and Hereford Shrewsbury, Oswestry, &Chesh Do. and Chester new shares .. .tlO pref. guar. 8 per cen South Eastern and Dover New shires, No. 2 Con solidatedThirds. .0. 4, issued as i-s. South Staffordshire South Wales aster & Goo Exiimsions NQ. 1 N. R B. do. No. 2, pur. gar. Ditto v Ditto York and North Midland . E. R W. Riding Extension Preference shares IRISH LINES. Belfast ar 42 Great Southern and Western 25 Londonderry and Colo 25 Londonderry and Ens at Western nil Half share -3 20 'Newry and Warrenpoint 47% ITlster 471,Waterford and Limerick .. FOREIGN & COLONIAL LINES. 1 ihnnaica Extension 12 (Northern of France 7 Orleans, Tours, and I 11 Paris and Lyons 21 Paris and Orleans 20 Paris and Rouen ft P, _ iris and Strasburg, 20 ißouen and Havre.. 14 Strasburg and Basle 9 Tours and Nantes 94 West Flanders BANKS, 87( 121 Bank of Liverpool 10 Borough Bank 10 Commercial Bank 12 Liverpool Banking Company 10 M'chester & L'pool Dist. Bank 10 North and South Wales Bank 500 Royal Bank 100 Preference 7 4. , et 10 Union Bank 23 L'pool & London Fire & Life Ins yew shares _ 10 Marine Assurance Compan' ' 2 Royal Assurance Compan• les{L'pool United Gas Ugh' entd. to a .4 . 25 100 Ditto £lOl shares. 25 Quarter shares . 174 Andirton Carryir Birkhenhead Vock's & W'housesi 100 Exchange Buildings Stock. Livernciol Corn Exchange 50 Pacific Steam Navigati 20 Rock Ferry 10 Steam Tng Company 10 gmiti,-Eriat Steam Comp: ILe quo res called 8.3 20 ..122 6 .. 7 p 4}..5 p 98 .. 100 244..254 2 ..l (1 4i.. 44 5f..5a e 20.. 21 20 .. 20: 10f.. 15 ..15i 94.. 9 d 7a-.. d 3 .2 d d 114.. 11 d 10 ..9a d 103" 105 1 --. 193..204 1 128 .. 130 I 3 share at par ) 1 14e..15 GL.Ejfd s ..s d B}.. 9 d 54..5 d 9k..101 161 . d d 46 .. 43 98 .. 100 122.. 124 d 122. 124 d 42.. 5 134. . 14,i I it ..114 96.. 98 6..6 p 1..2 p 19}.. 20 _14..1 d 84..3 d I 114.. 112 7 .. (12 d 104..104 29i.. 29 d L.ll*a KI 4 yen Captah Whitel CHAMI JOHN, only son of IV ford-street. o Crowr Same H I more especially r. t-itr.rx rifts, nt 79 year and throu heaven. On the IGth inst 'ILSON, eldest s day, at Ns no BROWN, Esq Tuesday. Wedn esti Saturday t tribulation to ELIZ now at York, to Miss VILLIAM N :er of the late ROBERT BURROW, GEORG ch. by the Rey. Henry s ISA- Clay. 'C‘ een 70 and 1 ARAII ndian ( id fell fro .neamped ison, be of age. ter, with d cooked member of tl RET WHITE" h, Peva native of lemy. r. De- Wa ter of t Air. JAMI WM. BA AMUEL DAVI ervedly resr f Mr. W 'ever, CH of Forf :I of G. H. Harrison, Es EYMAN urviving !URINE, (laugh- Standard, Grey- BARTON Nord. fr. JOHN hw•eppe and Co., and bighly 1-place 'onfectioner, D, G. CAMP- BRICK BlL child of Mr. LINDE'S 1 by a lar kiTHI 'rubs. J HOLY DA h year,