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Oct. 7,184 i. The schooner White. from Miramichi. is morning, and was abandoned b ar ds seen afloat, and standin Success, Kraeft; Eurr dtk uv "EsDAY, SUPTaus,a 30.—Wind W , fresh. Swinemunde ..Alf, Morphew, from Barbadoes—Sharon, Yoz, Superb aielroutred, Fenton from Cadiz—Exquisite, Heslop, Applettrll ; Content, Hamilton, and Jamaica, Wil• klu llftl •faz—Ha-sford 13 . era from Jamaica—Renow - rtattl3, hel p s dt Jamaica k b , from Maceio—Actaeon, Daly,. from Miramichi—lirauf: ; SperanZa ; Lnsitania ; and Vignaeourt, hence 1i c, from Montreal—,enhora, obb. from Nassau—Doris. at Malta St: ; Woodside Christie, and Colonist, Taylor, from St. Novelty, (steamer) Crowder, hence at Malta, and sailed 19th ago —Stephen Popham, horn New York—khry September for Constantinople 14144, from St. Andrew, .N.8.--Agenoria, %roe* • Henry. D'Arcy, Garrick, from this port, hence at Cape Good Hope teri p ' i 'otnings ; Colonist, kinnot ; Coreab Kerr 'Edward Louise. hence at Hamburg hook; John Campbell, BroollsheAl ; Ann .M.Lester, Dee, Kinuaird, hence at Havana and Reliance, Jackson, frein Quebec—Sir Edward Joseph Wheeler, hence at Hobart Town Frinee Edward Island—Hope Robson, from Sal. Hi g hlander, hence at Lima yy, — Marathon, J Ihnson, from Virginia —Elizabeth Grace, Brobyn, hence at Smyrna rom VillaTiciosa—and Elise, Schultz, from Stettin. Auguste. and Loochristie, hence at Ghent Hebe, Dowland, hence at Constantinople Dy - gden, hence at Warto Patriot Minin, and Mars, hence at St. Petersburg John Cunningham, hence at Riga; Ann. off do. Mary, Walker, sailed from Smyrna 14th Sept. for this port Annibale, from Calcutta, at Malta, and sailed lath Sept. far this port . iifppiit nttiti~tntr. ..truck on West Hoyle -,f cne Crew-. She was after. towards the Dee Budig, and Maria, Mason, hence at ked,ir,.. "Y. for Oporto, hat put back from Mill I\l, t-.7.pair Rtl 4 7, 4, ,James, from Sincapore, at Anjer, and sai:ea ior this krjktttbne, Nl`Dougall, 16th June ; Marmion, Ewing, 17th ; klttester, Blackslone, 15th, and Pandora, Cathay, 27th, all b t „ 4 .,t Allier t i,:". Hansen sailed from Sincapore for this port lgth July Ilti t ephine, Webster, from Saldanha Bay, at St. Helena, and Cork 28th July Lou •grigg, fro m Saldanha Bay at ditto, and sailed ; Atm,' In July N-s'of Mona, Atkinson, from the Cape of Good Hope, at k ern sailed for London 28th July t ew i lor Laneaster, Baker, from Ceylon, at London k _S k . P 'slit Parker, hence at Buenos Ayres "le ' n eo, P a rker; Reliance, Bedford, and Mary Lien, Inglis, 01Z itat Jk i ld_Fisli. from Pernambuco, at Maceio uutfus, M'Donnell, hence at St. John, N.B. 44 t a les, Corkbill; Belvidere, W.anbersie, and Shamrock, Z in `!elf hence at M adeira k itt lkaf Holmes, from Zante, at Cephalonia a‘c, Stanford, hence and Syra, at Salonica ly i 'can Packet. Greaves, hence at ditto iD+t -- ' u word • Co l e, from Trieste, at Zaute, and sailed for Ms Majestic F .ept li'right, sailed from ditto for this port 4th Sept. V/. Giacich hence at Trieste Murray, ' Giebon, sailed from ditto for Patras 12th Sept. L A C o r :nel Tagliaffaro, Frederice, hence at Malta Nt t ,nler, supposed to be the Novelty, hence off ditto 16th etktii ar uer , Norie ; Exchange, Shazon, and Minerva, Mars te4"ce at Leghorn ' Gi '1 d from Marseilles for this port 23rd Sept. rp n , mey, e Te a 'anks, off Denia for Valencia N a ter, Redu,ond sailed from Deoia for this port 12th Sept. itti - gator, l.efevre, i sailed from Gibraltar for Cadiz 18th Sept. llalewyck ; Union, Vanderyck, and Vigilant, Muyel 1/),:nce at Ostend V'Phf Nicholas hence for Newfoundland, at Milford /41 4 41 ". Rushton', hence for Yarmouth, at Stornaway, leaky, te:ll 4s pl it from Clucbec for Eeetwood, off Holyhead n o - 1 071 01.1Ga, Sept. 27. The Wilhelmiue, Wesser, from Li for Dordt, in making Orford Haven, got on shore, but - .sifted o ff w i t h out much damage Milton, Brien, sailed from Demerara, for this port, 24th Aug Bencoolen, from London, at Lima Bangalore, sailed from Hong Kong, for London, 21st June MONDAY, OCTOBER. S.S.E., moderate. ARRlVED.—Cornucopia, Carr, from Aleamdria—Ellcn, Roche, from Palermo. SArf.an.—James T. Foord, Li ngard, for Calcutta—Mersey, Steele, for Oporto—Royal Adelaide, Holmes, for Rio Janeiro— Ilenriette, for Africa—Charles Souchay, Kerridge, for Charente —Margaret, Jackson, for Demerara—Bengalee, Boodle, for Hong Kong—Bank, Duggan, for Valparaiso—Messenger, Wil son, for New Orleans—Bourier, Johnson, for Mauritius—D.B., Boudut, for Gaspee—John Moore, Withycombe, and Glen Huntley, Barr, for Calcutta. Camona, from Islay, at Lima, and sailed 19th July for Val- par.iiso Antonio, sailed from do. 18th July ; Hyperian, 19th ; Adrastns, 26th July, all for Liverpool; Swallow, loth July, and Venus, 26th July, both for England Corsair, Chimborage, and Francis Barclay, hence at Val- paraiso Nelson, from London, at ditto Indus, and Berenice, sailed from do for England, sth July Catherine, Luedic, hence at Santa Martha Formosa, Laidley, from Clyde and Cork, at Belieze Alice Harland, Turner, and Columbine, Webster, from Sal danha Bay, at Cove Lavinia, M'Gilway, from Barbadoes, at ditto Portland, Robinson, from Quebec, at C yde Catherine, and Bolton Abbey, hence at Valparaiso Prince of Wales, from Clyde, at do. in 75 days TELEGRAPH OFFICE, OCTOBER 6. Wind at Holyhead, S., light breeze, morning; wind ditto, 12 mon. Off Holyhead, outward bound, at 7 30 a.m., No. 653, Sarah Bell, brig, for London; No. 3509, Hilbert, brig, for Gibraltar and Cadiz. i. 44 WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER. I.—Wind W. fresh. in, { o t " • —Gangei, Cleverley, from Bombay—Chester, WO- N, S -Idanha Bay—Virgiuia, from St. John, N.B.—Lord `iekn_,fro al Quebec—Johanna, Lunt, from Altona—Sir Senry from Prince Edward Island—Echo, Dunlop, from the -` Good Hope—and Gem, Kenney, from Halifax. ..... Off Holyhead, inward bound, at 9 a.m., No. 2581, Dauntless, ship. from Quebec. Off Great Ormshead, inward bound, 12 noon, No. 4065, Dori. sana, brig. No further communication for fog this day. ---- eq„,..T lL 'e Hodges, Lewis. hence for Antwerp, at Milfcrd 'lotra""ne, Rivers, from Quebec,at Fleetwood, after being on 44 %sk i r date Boadle, from Calcutta, at Bristol .tos, • , tij • —gang; Manilla, Lloyd; and Wm. Mitchell, hence Ist:no. Orfeur, hence at Odessa Pentreath, hence at Genoa ltw.ivacious sailed from Malaga for this port 16th ultimo e h "e , Krause, hence at Svrinemund t,g4i; l t , Meyer, hence at Travemunde netha, Nielsen, and Symmetry, Jellard, hence at tr . ' 4, gen 4,, 'sit, rnit . hence at Antwerp Ca t S te, Kirkhove ; Loochristie, Co, nelis, hence at Terneuse ktle y na, hence at Rio Janeiro t) "tie, Starr, and La Belle Barbaric, Toole, from Saldanka 't Cove L " 'tet : . Monn, from ditto, at Falmouth tik t ,t i .A Inch. Rae. from Bahia, at ditto kett o ta ate. Cleverley, from Smyrna, at ditto 211. net, Scotland, from Buenos Ayres, off ditto j u OIiVzGFORD, Sept. 27'—The Mars, Dickinson this Liver -444. h i tiga, struck on Rock Patrick, outside bar, 24th was assisted off without damage, and proceeded. THURSDAY, OCTOSSR. 2.—Wind S.S.W. B~ißevv I).—un ia Quesnt, Price , from Alexandria—and Dolphin, fotd Hu.idersfield, Kirby, and Elizabeth, King, for Africa Carlarino, for Malta—Ellen Jenkinson, Henderson, k t tle,"" e Aspatria, Litt'e, for Honduras—John R. Skiddy, k, On , co, Drew, for New York—Trenton, Cotting, for L'thi e, ri 4ol2 . -- , -Margaret, Best, for New . Orleans —Sophia, , ee , or Naples—Roberto, Often:), for Rio Janeiro—Mary Ikle al Q w_ATds. for Jamaica—Glasgow, May, for St. John, N.B. Barnett, for Maranham—Lena, Nagle. for Sincapore— t.ttie,„!.."taw, for Rotterdam—Alexander Grant, Alexander, for Tolumah, Borland, for Havana—Belle, Murray, for ,qap i .7 — lsaac Newton, epalng, for Nevi York—Lapland, Zett,g 4 , for New Orleans—New York, Cropper, and Richard e,;(24, Bennett, for New York—Sir H. Pottinger, M'Wean, -"vutta—lrt Ponsonby, for Pernambuco—Severn,!Wise d' iac—Chusan, Charleston, for New Orleans—Ab eo ck, for Miramichi—United Kingdom, Teulon, for " ” o ,...' e ans—anthe, Porter, for St. Stephens—Bertha, Ode, 0 Rico l and•Q E D, (steamer) Galilee, for Newcastle. Lter n eokett, hence at Havre I,Lf, tk•,„fss of Durham, Spencer, from St. Domingo, at Bermuda C°~ ° ern ol aY. Jones, from Quebec, at Holyhead, and proceeded htArrtaris Gordon, from 11;o Grande, at Cove I.l4 t 'Y Wooley, Vickerman, from Saldanha Bay, at Cove i s Pe, p e d Kingdom, Smith, from Honduras, at Cove ith , s4ll , Galilee, sailed from Buenos Ayres for Monte Video 1 14.T1 itip, a ;,?iinn, sailed from Buenos Ayres for Cork 31st July Otene s ' ' ,NV, sailed from Buenos Ayres for London 21st July ( . 7 4 " 4 3', sailed .from Buenos Ayres for Valparaiso 19th illttli;t Morrison. hence at Antwerp 29th Sep'. TitAt ep Donna Howarth, sailed fr om Valencia for Alicante ', B,4o uTir Sept. 30.—Passed by for Southampton, the N ewton, from London for Madeira. 2 4 , FRIDAY OCTOBER 3.—Wind, S., moderate. Eeen, from Saldanha Bay— Mass ichusetts, from New York—ldea, Oak, from Montreal—Robert o hnson. from Quebec. ii;fs e 4T 2i—Old England, White, for Shanghae—Cressida, k;qts. l . L or Calcutta—Maria Anna, Hagedorn ; Anna Luitzia, 1,; 1 2 ii t 'nd Anna Sieberdina, Ugen, for Rotterdam —Li , rd Sea- C . t.i.....rimmons, and Windsor Castle, Patterson, for New Or ohr, °hit Farnworth, Gibb, for Jamaica—Tridnt, &nit, for 4 7 11 4 .44,1 s—Rambler, Simpson, for Cape of Good e H.ipe— Boyne 4 , k — r , ,and Peruvian, Dawson, for Africa—Ludolf Theodora., 14' , titwerp--John Brooks, Lockhart, and Triton, Roe, ; I _lttZ ui r_a—Klasiiia, Kars, and Sjoumenta, Scholtens, for Geo yoncordia. Koster ; and Palmyra, Schrey enburg for tll k ;;Tv eats, Johnson ; Samuel, Press, Martha, Allen ; Per ce, Lamb: Rosa, Fish ; and Try, Howes, for Dordt—Lo %Ott, Ibpson, Miller, for Constantinople—Thomas Batter by, ) 1 , 1 . f or Rio Janeiro—Providentia, Deswelgh, .and Charles, IZg 4 t:o , for lo m os , for tend—Mar Corlu th —Elizabeth a. NuttallMachtelina,, for HarliWgen en—Leda ssels. an , bsod Sherk, for Amsterdam— Western, (steamer,) from New York, off the port L .,; 11 . from . Pernambuco and ',local° off ditto j e%„5 t. Squire, from Saldanha Bay o ff ditto 101, 1 / 4 ",4tieen, M'Bride, from Qu..bec off ditto Brown, fr na ditto off ditto tittla` Cawkctt, from London at Calcutta Wilson, hence at Calcutta Aug. 9 714 ,Zwyse, Thompson, hence at ditto Aug. g Wood. hence at Bombay Aug. 11 Ik;qtl o :i° . Jones, hence at ditto Aug. 18 4 14,1•Pe 0 Scollay, sailed from ditto for this port Aug, 115 ; 801 l ti llo WiCk, for London 25th, and Sophia, Johns, for Colombo lykaslatta. I th k 4 11(1 4 .'1 of Guernsey, was spoke n wee J t une 29th, off . Possession i ne l:,":O n 'y lle Pope, Lay ' t°l3, an d moreland, laying at Icha , 4r 7° Mere, Jti,y 1, off 1A alwich Bay, bound north; ,i,"',h?f ll Loudon, 1 r Bombay, Aug. 13, in lat. 14 N., lon. ip!it o f E. ho, from Cape of Good Hope it; ; eldon. sailed from Saugor Aug. 5 ; Kyle. Alexander, Is , _?l2e. Cr . awford, Aug. 9; and :•tir,ingsaire, Itattray, for this port *Aon, for this port, put back to Calcutta, August it, j l'' '4 : lll4 Walker hence at Riga qtlkiri • ' • ib ui pingham, hence at ditto *tanford, hence at Ilelvoet ANti tu , Ela Geerdina, Roelfs•na, hence at ditto 4: 1 , 4 r -46 . Evans, hence at ditto Lqg les , .invvr, Dordrecht, for this port at Torbay rtnrod, P etherbridge, from Taganrog at Falmouth ' Mackay, from Sa.danha Bay at ditto. '4k k kiv,„ S ATURDAY. OCT. 4. — Wind S., moderate. Margaret and Jane, bran Osrne, from Palermo—Ag- N 44: [ teed Bona Dea. Brown ; Elizabeth, Barclay, 'ec—Ag-ues, M.Dowall. from Smyrna—Hebe, from Vra b,t2tha, from Dordt —Phoenix, from Antwerp—Miner fnd—YnTkshire, fr•ln New ork—Sampson, ry i A ~l rr ' ol Miramithi. .t tl b iTJohn Campbell, Finigan, for Africa — T ancashire qijkti tie uetland, for Jamaica—lt ora cio, Zobaran, for Havana i t t,'„ln i . Mumford, for Baltimore Hibernia. , steamer,) ktS;` , ol 4 ,...."!ton—Miracle, Elliot, and Jane. Milligan for Ma ' 1,,,'" 1,1 a, Haley. for Philadelphia—B. Aymer, Nichols, 0 1 ' 4' 4 —Avon, I) ,, ane, for Halifax, N S.—European, Gay, 100, (J iro— Wm. Rushton, Foster. for Vera Cruz —M ria, Bruges —Robert Pre,ton, Williamson, for Cadiz— xoq,'l4, a.lter, for Dordt—Sarah Mills, Wood . for Genoa— nritensen, for Liebau—Commerce, Grave, for Oa- It '4 it t ; 4l to Green, from Maccei, at this port; sailed Aug., t q. !Pambuco 25th Au g . Ito,'lXths. from this port, hence at Texel itttrj u r t ,, James, from this port , hence at Helvoet t i,140 rote, Dance, from this port, hence at Brouwer ring, from this port, hence at Madras ~lQ r ltt Taylor, from this port, hence at Pernambuco it4: l4,, tov e _ Warns, from this port, hence at Newfoundland 1 4 "ttr,,,,` . ..k005e, from this port, hence at Tic yrout t ll,l„2: e c!ean, from this port, hence at Messina ,1 3 4 tIt t ; i 4 t14 - ,W, her, from Liverpool, hence at Beirout, and sailed Vitt, Mkb `a• nth August glailed from China, for this port, 23d June Cr e kt„, Goble, sailed from Alexandria, for this port, 10th B t cl: t , e w tllum s, sailed from Charente, for this port, 2tth kti4:krkw n g, Dodds, sailed from Calcutta, for this port, 13th t : th6 nit 'son ~e , th ,ck%rod, from Alexandretta, at Beirout, pr. forthis port 9, , Fools, and Duchess of Clarence, Birch, from Co tiVik4iftQ Kong k, t 1 11 „, ty tt 4 1. 0 from Vera Cruz, at Havana, with the Mexi. gland l'tlt(4,ljl,----4:" —H. Ni•well, bound west, 2tth Sept. in lat. If ‘ fr a 6 '.23d Sept. in lat. 44, long. 54—Rory O'More, p Amlweli, 30th Sept. in lat. 51, long. 22 o , t a Learner,) from Liverpoul, for this port, Ist Oct., N: 1 1 SI, long 17, by the Great Western, (steamer,) Superb, from Buenos Ayres. for London, 26th ong. the Middleton, from Buenos Hudson, from Liverpool, 27th Sept. in lat F alter, from Liverpool, 23d Sept. in the Gut of ; k li t , Nth 4 OCTOBER s.—Wind N.W., fresh. to,i!,ll4frn-ildilletrn Tinion, from Buenos Ayres—lt,in9Pe , 1 1,"ascoLLiilias. Cooney, from Alexandria -- Danzic -Gipsey, from Bourdeaux—Johu, tvacious, from Malaga, le„qf Jarvis for Bahia—Diana, Howes, for Bo . stin thh, l N% - I ,'"es. for ' Messina—Tagliaferro, Azzopardi, for Y i ert 'e, for . Riga—Champion, Swaffin, for Lisbon 'trod,, for Gibraltar. LONDON GAZETTE.-TU ESDAY, SEPT. 30 —..-..-..,,ef1i0,-- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED acmes and Stephens, Newtown, Montgomeryshire, mercers— Leavers and Brown, New Bedford, Nottinghamshire, machine smiths—W. S. and J. Dowell, Sunderland, joiners—M. Young husband and H. Haswell, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, milliners—G. Bower and C. Willis, Tokenhouse-yard. London, attorneys-at law—T. Mills and J. Wignall, Liverpool, licensed victuallers — R. W. and G. Lightup, Jewry-street, Aldgate, L011(100, vellum binders—W. W. F sher and W. F. W. Bird. King William-street, Cheapside, London, attorneys—T. Kennett and J. A. Gregory, Chatham-place, Blackfriars, London, attorneys—M. and L. Burditt, Ludgate-hill, London, milliners—J. Clutton, T. G. Walker, M. Cooper, and H. P. Marshall, High-street, South wark, and Essex-court, Temple, London, attorneys—Elirs and Hansall, Chorlcy, Lancashire, cotton-spinners—R. and F. John ston, Manchester, travelling agents. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. G. Fisher, Bradford, Yorkshire, dealer. L. Dobson, Leeds, cloth-merchant. J. Bainbridge, Richmond, Yorkshire, ironfounder, W. Clarke, Sheffield, builder. T. M. Monckman. Bradford, Yorkshire, tobacconist. J. J. W. and F. Newton, Rotherham, spirit merchants, J. Wood, Leeside, merchant, J. Mears, Leeds, grocer, BANKRUPTS Thomas Roberts; Liverpool, commission agent, Oct. 15, Nov. 11. at II o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy; solicitors, Messrs. Mitton and Nealor, Southampton-buildings, London; Mr. Smith, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Morgan, Liverpool. Robert Hughes, Piccadilly, London, upholsterer. George Alfred Paine, High-street, Bloomsbury, church-clock manufacturer. William Webber, Horndean, Hants, grocer. James Rayner, Rougham, Norfolk, licensed victualler. Samuel Manning, Newman-street, Oxford-street,, London, stone-mason. George Edward Noone, East-street, Manchester-square, Lon don, engineer. John Gibson, Motcombe-street, Belgrave-square, London, oilman. Richard Freeman, Edward-street, Portman-square, London, hosier and glover. James Warwick, Threadneedle-street, London, and Enfield, merchant. Eliza Barry, Bristol, victualler. William Jarman, Wigton, Cumberland, chemist. James Thompson and John Thompson, Leeds, stock and share brokers. Robert Shanklin, Salford, druggist. John Hughes, Manchester, provision dealer. DIVIDENDS. Oct. 23, W. Lee, Charing-cross, London, hosier—Oct. 33, R. Howland, Theme, Oxfordshire, auctioneer—Oct. 23, H. F. Turner, My(ldelton-street, Clerkenwell, painted baize manu facturer—Oct. 23, W. Crosby, B. Valentine, and 13. White. Houndsditch, Leadenhall-street, London, and Birmingham, hardwaremen—Oet. 24, W. J. Wardell, Pickering, Yorkshire, wine merchant—Oct. 24, J. Bowden, Wakefield, ironfounder— Oct. 31, J. and W. Campion, Whitby, Yorkshire, ship builders —Nov. Ig, C. Timmis, Stone. Staffordshire, flint grinder—Dec. IS, A. Brookes, Newport, Shropshire, scrivener—Oct. 22, J. Watson, Carlisle, grocer—Oct. 22, W. Hall. Durham, grocer Oct. 22, T. Clifton, Barnard Castle, Durham, printer—Oct. it, J. G. Pallister and J. M. B. Newrick, Sunderland, grocers. CERTI FICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting Oct. 22, H. D. Coggan, - Friday street, warehouseman—Oct. 21, C. Day, Buckingham-street, Fitzroy-square, chemist—Oct. 21, W. Giles. Beghton, boarding housekeeper—Oct. 21, T. Revely, jun., Newca,tle-upon.Tyne, plumber—Oct. 22, T. Bar low, Sheffield, grocer—Oct 23, J. Aldcrolt, Manchester, 1:- censed victualler.—Oct. 21, J. Lea, jun., Liverpool, wine mer• chant. CERTIFICATES To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shows to the contrary on or before Oct. 21. ♦. N. Armani, Bnsh.lane, merchant—J. Smith, Rugely, Staf fordshire, money scrivener—W. ►tay, Liverpool, provision mer chant. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS EL Gillespie. Glasgow, ealescierer. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Bennett and Hearfield, Kingston-upon-Hull, stockbrokers— S. Rogers and G. Dew, Bristol, vinegar-makers—Pierrepout and Marsden, Liverpool, watch-jewellers—E. and E. H. Green. how, and W. B. Clarke. North Shields. practitioners in mecli cine—E. Salmon and C. Thorn, Lower East Smithfield, pro vision-dealers- G. Strickland and :.on, Crayford, Kent. mill,rs —Blake and .mith, Leeds. aharebrokers—Metcalfe and Edden, Upper Thames-street. wholesale drugg-sts—W. Cursham and H. B. Campbell, Nottingham. attorneys—W. Chapman and F. Elliott, Nottingham, aharebrokers—T. Stokes and Son, Staly bridge, Lancashire, joiners —A. and W. Cockrell, Warminster, tea-dealers—A. Parker, I Lowthian, and W. Parker, Carlisle and Dalston, flax-spinners; as far as regards A. Parker—B. Harding, J. Bach lor, and W. Harding, Lougacre and Kidder minster, carpet-manufacturers ; as far as regards J. Batchelor —W. B. Lulli. , end W. R. Milner, Rochdale, surgeons—A. Harper and T. W. Brown, Bristol, saddlers'-ironmongers; as far as regards A. Harper Cawthron and Itramham, Knotting ley, Y rkshire, ropetaakers—CL , rk and Wells, and the New cas le and Sunderland Coal Company, Victoria-wharf, and Weltington-chambers, Southwark. coal merchants—Snowden a,l May, South Shields, linendrapers— FL Wilson and R. W. Noar. Manchester. Inen yarn-merchants—T. Aldwiuckle and R. Fryer, High-street, Islington, linendrapers—W. T. Chris topher and J. M ,ckinlay, Great Coram-street, Brunswick square, wine-merchatas W. Batley and Co., Leeds, joiners— Worthington, eon, and Judd, Manchester, calico-priaters ; as tiaras regards J. Judd—.l. and T. Horn , r, Manchester, flour f,.ctors —Boltru an Buckley, Birmingham, merchants—Colyer and Willson, Lem a_—street, Gooe,man's-fields, coopers— Cuckshutt and W. Lowe, Prestou, ironfounders—J. and S. Ilarborne, Down-street, Piccadilly. ironmongers —Platt, Gourlay. and Co., Liverpool, wine-merchants ; as far as regards T. Platt—T. N., T. N.. AA F. Bardweil, Sheffield, auctioneers; as far as regards T. N. Bardweil. sen. BANKRUPTS, Thomas Davies, I iverpoo!, merchant, to surrender Oct. 21, Nov. IR at , •alt_past :2 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy: solicitors, Mr. Reed, Friday-street, Cheapside, London ; and Ntessis Sale, Worthington, and Shipman, Man chester; official assignee, Mr C,izenove, Liverpool. Wil iam Stayt. Finstock, Oxfordshire, baker. James Hurlstot,e Imes, Richmond. Surrey. butcher. Robert M'Entire, Pat. rnoster-row, and Barnsbury-square, London, commissi .n agent. DIN IDENDS Oct. 25, A. Tallent, sen , Ipsrich, provision dealer—Oct. 30, C. Buttes, Bath, *hoent,ker—Oct. 24, T. Brewer, Liverpool, flag dealer—Oct. 28. S Mead, Liverpool, iron merchant--Oct. 24, F. Loraine, Newcastle-upon-TYI•e. bookseller Oct, 25, J. V. Bar ber, Walsall, ban,er—Oct. 3L., J. Danks, Birmingham, whar finger CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause he shown to the contrary on the day of meeting Oct. 28, W. Wood and .f. Holmes, Maidstone, tea dealers — Oct. 28, H. Samuel, Leadenhall• Areet, cigar manufacturer — Oct. 25, A Wyatt, Babmaes-mews, Well-street' St. James's, out of business—Oct, 27, W. Kirk, Leeds, pianoforte manufacturer —Oct. 28, J. Driver, Slawston, Leicestershire, victualler. CERTIFICATES To be granted by the Court of Review. unless cause be chews to the con , rary on or before Oct. 24. E. Thomas, Clifton, wine merchant—H. Wood, Abchurch-lane, and Farnham-place. 01d Gravel-lane, Southwark, London, general agent—C. H. Greenhow, North Shields, shipbroker— J. Spencer. jun., Liverpool, builder—W. Robson, Chipping Barnet, Hertfordshire. grocer—J. Simons, sen., Camden-town, coal merchant—G. Lawrie. Fleetly iod-upon-Wyre, chemist— M. Allen, St. Helens, accashire, butcher—J. M. Nelson, Liver pool, general brok. , r—J. Lawrence, Northampton, tobacconist H. J. Witchell, Carnarvou, bookseller—C. Sanders, Derby, corn merchant—NV. C. Monk house, Aberystwith—wine merchant— T. Lovell, Henstridge-marsh, Somersetshire, dealer—J. and F. E. Kingsford, Dover, wine-merchants. SCOTCii SEQUESTRATION, W. Morrison, Duntrune, builder. LMONTULV REPORT.] EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY. CORNIR OF lIARFORD-STREZT, MOUNT-PLEASANT Surgeons Dr. Edwards and Mr. Neill. Assistant Surgeon, J. B. Barrow. Treasurer Henry Crossfiehl, Esq EYE DEPARTMENT. New Patients admitted in the month of Sept. Patients prescribed for, and who have received Surgical assistance during the month of August Total since the commencement .... 43,833 EAR DEPARTMENT. p a tiwts prescribed for, and who have received Surgical assistance (luring the Month of Sept. ...... Total vine; the commencement PRICES OF SHAR. Sales (This Day THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD; PRICES OF SHARES•- SHARES. FOREIGN AND COLONIAL LINES Ditto French Constituted Central of France. Lyons and Avignon, English . Orleans, Tours & Bourdeaux 2 Paris and Lyons, English 2 Ditto French 20 Paris and Orleans 20 Paris and Rouen 2 Paris and Strausburgh 16 Rouen and Havre 14 Strasburgh and Basle 6 Sambre and Meuse BANKS, B,c. 12i Liverpool Bank 10 Ditto Banking C, mpany 10 Ditto Borough Bank 10 Ditto Commercial 500 Ditto Royal 10 Ditto Uni , .n 10 !Manchester Liverpool Ds 10 North and South Wales • . 2} Liverpool Fire and Life .. Ditto • new 10 Marine Assurance Company 1 Royal Assurance Company Stock. 3ootle Water Works .... St g l o t. ic tl o a al rri o ng as c tonZ y a p t a e n rWorks 100 Ditto new shares 100 Yew Gas Sz. Coke Company 25 Ditto, quarter 1701AndertonCarrying Company 100 i',Excliang - e Buildings .. tiarrington Dorks 101 Liverpool Dock Bond, new iPacific Steam Company 20 ;lock Ferry 10 ISteam Tug Company Zirtbs, inarriagts !WiTINUnD Saturday's Boulogne and Amiens, English 131.. 131 Ditto French ,Central of France, English 25.. 21 .13i . 14 51 .. 51 41.. ioi 27... 2Si gi . 10 184.. ISi 849..86: 13a.. 13j 13} 13 91 • 9 i 9s 74 7i 73 5 141.. 15 48:i.. SOS 45..4' 7 613 213.. 215 I 200.. 202 207.. 209 96i.. 100 26 .. 28 Pi.. 91 anb flcatl)9. BIRTHS. Lately, at Orehill House, Bucks, Li daughter. On tie 27th ultimo, in Upper Gloucester-street. Dublin, the Right Flonourable Lady Adelaide Webber, of a son. On the 28th ultimo, et the Vicarage, Burton, Westm,rland, the lady of the Rev. R. Morewood, of a daughter. On the 29th ultimo, at Wellingborough, e lady of Lieutenant- Colonel Codrington, Coldstream Guards, of a son. On the same day, at West Moncton, Lady Ochterlony, of a daughter. On the 30th ultimo, at Bath, the lady of Si.* Richard England, K.C.8., K.H., of a daughter. On the 3d instant, at 174, MilLstreet, the wife of Mr. George Wood. of a danehter. On the 6th instant, at 2, Abercromby-square, the lady of Mark Seton Synnot, Esq., of a daughter. .ndy Charlotte Rlnnt, of MARRIED SHARES £ i RAILWAYS 23 Aberdeen Railway ... 23 Aberdeen, Banff, and Elgin iii Birkenhead, Lancashire & Ches. 425'Birkenhead & Holyhead Junct 100 3irmingham and Gloucester 25 Ditto quarter Bidefcrd and Tavistock —:Blackburn, Burnley & Accringtn 2 (Blackburn, Darweu and Bolton. 1 (Blackburn and Preston . 7 0 (Bristol and Exeter 2 Ditto new Shares 55 Bristol and Gloucester 23(Boston, Newark and Sheffield 3 'British and Irish Union • 4 Bolton, Wigan and Liverpool 5 Caledonian 23 Extension la Cambridge and Lincoln 111 Cambridge and Oxford 50 Chester and Birkenhead 14 Ditto new Shares 25 Ditto half 15 Chester and Holyhead Chester and Preston Brook Churnet Valley Clitheroe Junction 3 Clydesdale Junction 1% Coventry and Nuneaton 13 Coventry and Leicester Derby and Crewe 1 Derehain and Norwich Dover and Canterbury ..... 5 Dundee and Perth 25 'astern Counties 96s New Shares 6j Perpetual, No. 1 21 Perpetual, No. '2 50 ....diriburgh and Glasgow 123 Ditto quarter shares . 5 New quarter shares 21 Edinburgh,Leith and Granton 15 Ditto, preference-shares 14 Edinburgh and Dumbarton 14 Edinburgh and Northern 23 Edinburgh and Peebles . 1% Edinburgh and Perth 5 Ely and Huntingdon 225 Fleetwood, Preston and West R 13 Glasgow and Dumfries 25 G asgow, Paisley, & Greenock 123 Ditto halt shares 13 Ditto preference shares 40 Glasgow anti Ayr £4ll shares 123 Quarter shares 5 Quarter shares Gloster and Dean Forest 100 Grand Junction 50 Ditto half shares 2 ' Quarter 173 New quarter shares 5 One-eighth shares 1% Grand Union Great Eastern and Western 2% Great Grimsby and Sheffield l3s 9'. Qu.irter shares 100 Great North of England 5 New Stock 2 £3O shares. 2% Great North of Scotland 50 Great Western 50 Ditto Half Shares 20 Ditto Fifth Shares 12 Ditto Ditto Ditto quarter.... Goole and Doncaster .... .. • 1 Harwich 3 Huddersfield, Canal and Railway 3 Huddersfield and Sheffield .... Huddersfield, Bradford, &c 50 Hull and Selby 2 Ditto half 12% Ditto quarter 1 ; Inverness and Elgin 23 Inverness and Perth 1% Kendal and Windermere 25 Lancaster and Carlisle 473 Lancaster and Preston 19 Ditto three-quarter shares 4% Ditto quarter 22s Leicester and Bedford 22s Leicester and Birmingham 2% Liverpool and Leeds Direct 100 Liverpool arid Manchester 50 Ditto half shares 25 Ditto quarter 4 Ditto new L'pool, M. & Gt. N. of England L'pool, M. and N'eastle Junction 23 Liverpool, Ormskirk & Preston. 100 (,ondon and Birmingham 10 Ditto £32 shares 2 Ditto quarter shares Ditto fifth shares 25 - London and Blackwall 50 & Brighton 35 Consolidated 3-shares Ditto sixths 20 London and Croydon 6 Third shares New shares 1 1 London, Oxford & Cheltenham. 1 London & Windsor 20 ,•ondon and Portsmouth 50 :,ondon ati:t '.7,outli. Western New £5O shares '-1() shares London and t ork (Bawtry,) 24 Direct Northern 50 Longridge and Preston 15 Leeds and Bradford Ir. New shares 2i Leeds and Dewsbury 24 Leeds and Thirsk ly Leeds and West Riding 5 Lynn and Dereham 5 Lynn & Ely 40 ,NLincliester and Birmingham 4 I Ditto quarter New quarter shares.. Manchester & Birkenhead Con. Manchester & Birmingh. Con Manchester, Mid.& Gt. Grimsby Manchester, Bury, & Rosser). Jan ehester, Bolton, & Bury -lanchester, Sheffield & Midlanc Manchester and Leeds Ditto half shares Ditto quarter shales Ditto sixteenth shares Matlock a. d Midland Midlana Railway £4O shares soth Shares Con. Bina raham and Derby Mold Jitne.ion Newark and Sheffield ,lewcastle and Berwick Newcastle and Carlisle Quarter shares Newcastle and Darlington . New shares 7itto, Durham, & Lancash. J une, , Newport and Abergavenny North British Half shares Nrrth Eastern North Kent forth Union (A.) Ditto (li.) Northern and Eastern Norwich and Brandon New shares North Staffordshire Nortt, Wales North Wales Mineral New shares North Western Nottingham Nottingham,A inb ergate Nottingham & Grdatham Nottinghafl & Mansfield Oxford & Birmingham Junction Oxf .rd, Worcester & Wulver. Preston and Wyre Preference (5 per cent) .... New (5 per cent & div.) New shares Sixth shares Preston and Wyre Ext,nsion ituncorn Gap New share'. (8 dis.) Ditto preference Sheffield and Manchester Quarter a-shares No. 23 4. , 11 -, r s No. 3 14 Sheffield and Lincoln I Shrews'Airy and Herefordshire . 23 shrewsbury and North 1-Vales 23 shrewsbnry, civerh. & Bir. 5 Shrewsbury and Grand Junctiot , 3 S'bury. Oswestry & Ch ster 22s Shrewsbury and 'Trent Union lf Shrewsbury, %1 'ter and rewe 20 !South Devon so South I.l?,•tt,rn :end Dover 12 1 Ne , shares No. 1 7 New share •- No. 2 Half shares. 23. Scottish Central 225 South ,; 23 South Staffordshire J unctibn 23 South Wales.. 13 Southport and Euxton 23 Staffordshire & Shropshire J unc. 2 .Trent Valley 13 Tre t Valley Continuation 13 Tean an, Dove Valley 23, Wakefield, Pontefract, and Goole 13,Warwick and London 23 Welsh Midland 055 West Lancashire 23; West Yorkshire 1 Worcester nod ing I Whitehaven and Furness 20 Yarmouth and Norwich 23 York and Carlisle 11 , 1 I York and Nt.rth Midland 25 J Ditto half Shares 13 New Half Shares 25 . (Scarborough) .... 20 York and Selby .4'50 shares .... IRISH LINES. 1j , Armagh and P. rt Rush If Bandon and Bantry 23 Belfast and Ballymena V Belfast and Coleraine 22 P.elfitst and County Dawn 23 Cork and Bandon V Cork and Killarney 13 Cork and Waterford Dublin and Belfast Junction 65 Dublin and Drogheda 13 Dublin and Wexford 4 Dublin and Galway 23 Dundalk and Enniskillen 29 Great County Down 23 Great Munster 15 Great Southern and Western .. 73 Extension 13 Irish Nora' Midland 13 Kilkenny Jtinction 22 Limerick and Ennis ...... 23 Limerick and Waterford 23 Londonderry and Coleraine 23 Londonderry and Enniskillen . • 2j Jlitl and Gt Western & Canal 23 Ditto Extension to Sligo 22 Newry, Armagh, & L'derry June 23 Newry, Ban ridge, and Belfast. 23 Newry and Enniskillen 2 Newry and Warren-liont 225 New Ross and Carlow Ulsttr Waterford and liEkenoy Wexford 410 er , rioNv • • On the :25th intimo, by license, at St. Nicholas's Church, by the Rev. Thomas M'Gill, Mr. George Connor. joiner, to Mrs. Catherine Ogden, of the Oak Tree, Ryley's Garden, widow of the late David Ogden, serjeant major of her Majesty's 29th Regiment of Foot. On the 26th ultimo, at Letchworth, Herts. by the Rev. S ilartopp Knapp, George Lawrence Herbcrt Gall, Ksq., CaJain in the Sth Madras Cavalry, eldest son of the late Lieutenant Colonel Gall, of the Sth Bengal Cavalry, to Georgiana Arabella Caldecott, only daugter of the Right Rev. Dr. James, Bisho:i of Calcutta. On the same day, at Treesbanks House, Lanarkshire, by the Rev. W. M. Watts, of Shotts Parish, James Neils n, Esq., soli citor before the Supreme Courts of Scotland, to Frederica Anne Eliza, eldest daughter of Robert De Lisle, Esq., of Acton House, Northumberland: On the 27th ultimo, at the Collegiate Church, Manchester, by the Rev. W. W. Johnson, John, son of Joshua Crook, Esq.. of White Bank, near Bolton, to Mary, youngest daughter of the late John Wilson, E , q., of Swinton. On the same day, at Broughton-place, Edinburgh, by the Rev. Mr. Glover, John Wilts Hoffman, Esq., of Doctors' Com mons, London, solicitor, to Eliza Black, eldt.st daughter of the late Henry Black, Esq., Mount Ulston, in the county of Rox- burgh. On the same day, at Swaffham Priory, George, eldest son of George Thornhill, I sq., M.P., of Diddington, Huntingdonshire, to Elizabeth Mary, youngest daughter of the late Robert Wil kinson, Esq • Montague-square, London. On the 29th ultimo, at Gosforth, Cumberland, by the Rev. F. F. Pinder, A.M., rector, Mr. W. H. Tyson, joiner and builder, Washington-street, in this town, to Miss B. Tyson, of the former place. On the same clay, at Whitchurch, Shropshire, by the Rey. Charles Maitland Long. rector, Richard Venables, Esq., of the II oarstone, to Mary, daughter of the late Mr. Churton, of the former place. On the 3t , th ultimo, at Egham, William Verrall, Esq., of Brighton, to Mary Hodgson, eldest daughter of the late James Holland, Esq , Attorney and Solicitor-General of the Bermudas. On the same day, at St, Peter's Church, Mr. Edward Frank land Beakbane, tanner, Chester. to Sarah Whittle, third daughter of Mr. W. Ockleston, hide merchant. Same day, at St. George's Church, Hanover-square, London, by the Rev. Henry Haworth, rector, J‘.hn Beevor, Esq., M.D , Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, to Indi ana Isabel. second daughter of the late Commodore Norton, Brazilian Navy. On the same day, at Thornton Ifall, Essex, by the Rev. Joseph Sidden, the Hon. Charles Hugh Clifford. eldest son of the Right Hon. Lord Clifford, to the Hon. Agnes Petre, daughter of the Right lion. Lord Pare. On the same day, at St. Bride's :I hurch, by the Rev. T. Nolan, Mr. Samuel Peate, grocer, of this town, to Emma, youngest daughter of Mr. R. Lewis, Pentreheirth Farm, Montgomery. On the same day, at the Parish Church of St. Paul's. Deptford, by the Rev. Charles Phipps Eyre, Incumbent of St. Mary's Church, Bury St. E •mond's, John Corsbie, Esq., of the Middle Temple, and of Fernh , m All Sainis, Suffolk, to Anne Hard castle, eldest daughter of Alexander Haldane, Esq., of the Inner Temple, and of Halchana Honse Surrey, barrister-at-law. On the let instant, at St. Phillip's Church. by the Rev. Mr. Townsend, Mr. John O'Hara, watch-jeweler, to Miss Alice Harrison. On the same day, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. Henry Hampton, Mr. Sam Townley, to Margaret Bitchil, daughter of the ate Captain John Hal. On the same day, at Christ's Church, by the Rev. William Docker, Mr. Scott, of Manchester, to Betsey, the daughter of John Walker, Esq., of Tivoli-place, in this town. Same day, at St. Mary's Church, Birkenhead, by the Rev. An drew Knox, William Betts, jun. Esq., son of William Betts, Esq., of Bevis Mount, Southampton, to Helen Maria, only daughter of Charles Alfred Wason, Esq., of Birkenhead. On the 2d instant, at the Wesleyan Methodist Association Chapel, Pleasant-street, by the Rev. James Molineux, Preside'.t of the Connection. Mr. George Quail, to Miss Mary Holt, both of this town. On the same day, at St. hilip's Church, by the Rev. R. L. Townsend. Francis Hall, to Betsey, second daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Shaw, Willow Bank. West Derby. Sama day. at St. Mary's Church,_Kirkdale, by the . Rev. A. Knox, Robert Saunders, son of W. Prowse, Esq., of Holt-hill, Tranmere, to Anne, daughter of the late M. Cullwer, Esq., of Falmouth. Same day, at St. Martin's Church, Mr. Thomas Woodnorth, to Elizabeth, only daughter of the late Mr. T. Evans, of Man chester. Same day, at Stockport, John Wilkinson, Esq., the mayor of that borough, to Ann, widow of the late T. Fernley, Esq. On the sth instant, at Childwall Church, by the Rev. G. F. Green, Mr. Edward Eborall to Miss Sarah Birkett Grierson, both of Wavertree. Yesterday, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Toxteth-park, by the Rev. J. Hassall, Robert Henry, youngest son of Mr. George Hibbert, of Mi. - •nchester. to Mary, second daughter of Mr. Adam eff ery, of A n nan , Scotland. On the 6th instant, at Alston, Cumberland, Edwin Mumfmd, Esq., of Liverpool, to Miss Wright, only daughter of the late lamented J. Wright, Esq., of the former place. DIED Lately, in London, aged about 50 years, Mr. Ben on Bill. comedian and author, in circumstances of great obscurity and distress. _ _ _ On the 22d of July, at New Orleans, aged 25 years, Mr. Gilbert Hawkinson, formerly of this town. On the 16th ultimo, at Great Yarmouth, in the 69th year of his age, Richard Sutton, mathematic an. The &ceased (who was very eccentric) had such a love for mathematics, that, though extremely poor, he has often been knowu to sell his diiitia ill order to procure some old b.. ok on mathematics. On the 23d ultimo, at Paigoton. Devon, in the ;3d year of his age, Jclan Ansley, Esq , formerly Lord Mayor of London. On the 25th ultimo, at Langton House, London, the Dowager Marchioness of Breada' bane. On the same day, at his house, No. 6, Albyn•placc, London, in the 53d year of his age. Sir Charles Gordon, the well-known and highly-respected secret.;ry of the Highland and Agricultural Society. . _ . On the same day, Eliza Ombler. relict of the late Edward Onitiler, ot Camertim, Yorkshire. and daughter of the late air. John Wright. merchant, of this town. On the 26th ultimo, at Ely-lodge, in the county of Ferma nagh, inter a short illness, the Must Noble the Marquis of Ely. His Lordship had but lately returned to Ely Lodge, and ap peared obe in the enj.,yment of inor , than his usual health and spit its. On Thursday, tie expzrienced an attack ot English cholera and notwithstanding the prompt attention of the most emice t medical men in the neighbouthood, expired. to the inex essOle grief of his family and friends, in the course of the fol lowing day. The deceased nobleman etjayed the title of Marquis arid Earl of Ely, Viscount and Baron Loftus, of Loftus-hall, in the county of Wexford, in the peerage of Ireland, and of Baron Loftus. of Long Loftus, in the county of York, in the peerage of the United Kingdom ; he was also a baronet. He was born on the 15th of February, 1770, and was consequently in his 76th year; married on the 2nd of May, HlO, to Anna Maria. eldest daughter of fir Henry Watkin Dashwood, Bart Ills Lordship w. s a Knight of St. Patrick, a Privy Councillor in Ireland, C istos Kotulorum of the county of Wexford, and Colonel of the Wexford militia. His Lordship is succeeded in his title and estates by his eldest son, Lcrd. Viscount Loftus, born on the 19th of January. 1814. On the 26th ultimo, at Hughes-street, Toxtelh Park, in his 34th year, Mr. John Kendrick. On the same day, at Blackheath Park, Kent, Charlotte, wife of the Rev. Sanderson Tennant. On the same day, at Milliane, West Derby, aged 51 years, Mr. James Moorcroft Brough, brewer. On the same day, at her residence , Great Ho ward - street, aged 65 years, Mrs. Elizabeth Burk. On the same day, aged 7 5 years , Capta in John No rton, R of Beauvoirtown, Kingsland. On the :1 h ultimo, at Walton House, Warwickshire, aged 37 years, Sir John Mordaunt , M.P. at Lewisham, in his Guth year, Captain Th O o n ma t s he Jo s i a l e m s e , R.N.R ay, Same day, aged 6a, at Douglas, Isle of Man, Elizabeth, relict of the late W. Hulme, Esq., of Huyton. Same day, at Holyhead, the wife of Mr. R. Owens, of Merd dyn- mei. On the same day, at the residence of his brother, Acheson Lyle. Esq., Chief Remernbrancer, Hugh Lyle, Esq , of Carna garve, in the county of Donegal, Deputy-Lieutenant and Trea , titer of the county of I.ondonderry. On the same day, at Beaumaris, deeply regretted, Willi am Hughes, Esq., late collector i,f 11. M. Customs there. Same day, at his residence, 16, Upper Stanhope-street, Eliza beth, wife of Captain James Gardner, of the barque Mary Wor rail, of this port. On tae 25th ultimo, at tha house of her father, in Hyde Park terrace, London. aged 19 years, Ent , ly Octavia, daughter of the lion. Charles Ewan Law, M.P., Recorder of London. Same day, at Malaria, aged 77, Mr. J. Hampston. Same day, aged 3., Jane, daughter of Mrs. C. Mason. Same day, at Wrexham, in his 24th year, Mr. John Jones, elde t son ot the John Hughes, of Mount-street, in this town. - Same day, at Abercrch„ aged 66, Mrs. Ellinor Samuel, for merly of Tyoyeocd, Abererch, near Pwrhelt. Same day, Mr. D. Rose, of 6g, Mount -pleasant. Same day, at the house of Mr. Thomas Bryden, Upper Pitt street, aged 40 years, Martha Burton. Same th,y, aged 28 years, Mary. the wife of Mr. Geo. Rawes, Covet nor of the Workhouse, Ilaslingden. Same day, agei 73 years, Anne, the wife of Mr, Henry Melling, of Winstanley, near Wigan. 12 93 S, OUT. 6 Saturday's. Prices. 4;.. Si 5!5.. 53s 122 41.. 41 129 xd 131 324d0 331 21.. 21 10f.. 11 20g.. 21} 91 .. 93 11 .. 11f 59 .. 6o 5 1 s t, 4 .. 4/ 38f.. 38; 16 .. 16f 4.. 4f 41.. 2f.. 2* 6o .. 61 566 31.. 31 21 .. 22 4i . 5 19 .. 19} 4g.. 4 5k.. 5f 21.. 3 9.. gi 212.. 221 Ili.. 12; 7k.. 7z 2g.. 3} 7; .. 7) 10a.. 11 28 .. 29 19 .. 20 11.. la 3i.. 33 31.. 3i 4g.. 4 83.. 83 485.. 50s 21i.. 22 10i.. Ili 385.. 40s 74 .. 75 1g2.. YOi 174 . 1s 9i.. I'l 245 ..242 119 i.. 12' 59 .. 17.. 219 I 52 .. 53 32 .. 33 3i.. 3j 164 .. 166 92 .. 93 3ii.. .. 31 17i.. d\ 74 23/.. 24 38 .. 311/ 1) 2o 103 k.. 104 i 22i.. 23/ 2.23 IL. 2/.. 3/ 10 .. If. sgi.. 60i 35k.. 36 12*.. 12a 4*.. 41 ( T. 7i 210 ..2'2 106 ..107 52 .. 62i 45i.. 46 8.. 84 8 211..2191 43i.. 44i 264.. 2q 24 .. 243 10 .. 104 73.. 74 .. 08 3i.. 3i 24j.. 24i 7k.. 7i 465.. 488 2i.. 24 265.. 28s 51.. 5i 78i., 79 15i.. 152 38 .. 39 fi 52.. 6 2i.. 3 61 .. 63 50 55 35 36 2`2/.. 221 13k.. 131 Ei §O.. 9 1 17 .. 15 .. 33.. 3/ 6g . . 7 205 ..207 8 .. 84 146 .. 148 68.. 69 21i.. 224 . 104 .. 101/ 169 .. 171 26i.. 26i 8i 128 ..130 264.. 21 1114..1121 27 .. 28 e 8 .. 70 6o .. 61 4. Si 3,. 3i 24k.. 25 64 • 7 51.1 4* , 41 219 ..221 155 ..156 69 71 5i.. 6 83.. Pi 61.. 6i 141.. 143 4i.. 4 st. 5A 4*.. 4 . 6 6 1- 7 5 . Si.. 6k 20 4 j.. 43 .. 41 7' • 73 83 37 .. 37A 154.. 18i 4. . 41 148 ..150 2ci 21 I;i.. lii . 12i 44.. 4:i 82.. 9 74.. 72 71• 7i 31 . 41.. 4a .. 3i 431 x 44 10,, 20 131 r ik• • 5i 114.. 1:6 5.. 6 64 ... 64 5i 6 51.. 63 4... 4i 181.. 19 . 4.. 3 34.. 33 56 .. 64 54.. 54 44.. 43 44.. 44 14*.. 141 2i.. 24 si.. Si 294.. 29t 53.. !ft 14 ..116 56.9 294.. 39 54 55 81 .. 65 548.. 16s 2 .. 2} Si.. 81 2i.. 2i 3i.. 3} 7i.. 7i 2 .. 21 2 2; 111.. 114 91 92 2.. 2i 24.. n 34.. 4 2.. 2} 2ht . 263 174.. 174 a.. 14 11 .. 2 24 .. 34 .. 64 ti 31.. 34 64.. 64 2i.. 34 21.. 3 3g.. 34 3 .. 3i .. 49 bi.. 6 3., 3} 39 3 9 lai 5i Ells 6d 41 2)iiii 7i - 7 6i si 7Z - 8 74 8* 21i 20, 13 93 9 7es 6d 13 ii! 9i 71 8 71 4ii aftkff French Un the 29th ult., at the residence of her brother-in-law, Mr. Prior, Parliament-street, aged 61 years, Mrs. Maria Hulmes. Same day, Jane, wife of Mr. George Robinson, Upper Mill street, Toxteth.park. Same day, Edward Alfred, infant son of Mr. Edward A. Gill, Hunt er-stt eet. Same day, at his residence, Olive-cottage,Bayswater, aged 31, the Rev. T. G. Walsh, incumbent of Feniscowles, Blackburn, in this county. Same day, aged 66, Mr. John Sumners. of Pitt-street. Same day, after three days' illness, aged 38, Mary, the wife of Mr. John Fogg, publican, Rainhill-gate. On the ai,th u:t., at the vicarage, Dawlish, in his 81st year, the Rev. J. D. rerkins, D D., Vicar of that parish, and Rector of Mcmhead, Devon, and of St. Lawrence, Exeter. Same day, in Falkner-street, aged 16, Anna Frances, only daughter of the Rev. Richard Shirley Goirg, Adelaide-road, Dublin. Her end was peace. Same day, aged as, Edward, youngest son of Mr. James Speakman, formerly of the Gerard's Arms Inn, Ashton, in DJ acker field . Same day, in Mount-pleasant, Louisa, eldest daughter of the late John Hesketh, Esq. Same day, Robert, infant son of Mr. John Birkett. printer. Same day, at Northampton-house, Bootle, aged 75, Mr. F. Evelegh, formerly of Asinon-street, in this town. On the Ist instant, at Upper Clapton, Miss Pearson, only surviving sister of the Dean of Salisbury. Same day, at his residence, Tithebarn-street, in his 66th year, Mr. Joseph Bond, cooper. Same day, at her residence, Moira-street, in her 65th year, Mrs. Ruth Hudson, relict of the late Mr. William Hudson, master pilot of this port. Same day, Lieutenant C. Carter, who succeeden Lieut. Jones about four years since as Governor of the Naval Knights of Windsor, expired at his residence, in Travers' College, after an illness of several weeks. He had been for some time past afflicted with dropsy and diseased iiver, and was between 60 and 70 years of age. On t.,e Ist instant, at his seat, Wiseton-hall, in his 64th year, Earl Spencer. He had been ill, was recovering and relapsed. He was born in 1752, and was rnairied in 1814, but his lady died leaving no issue. Earl Spencer entered Parliament as soon as be obtained his majority, and in 1812 he was r. turned for Nor thamptonshire. In the Duke of Portland's short administra tion he was one of the junior lords of the Treasury, and on the resignation of the Duke of Wellington in 183• , , he joined Earl Grey's administration, filling the important office of Chancellor of the Exchequer ; and on Earl Grey's resignation he continued in the administration of Viscount Melbourne, in the same capa city. On the death of his father, in 1834. he may be considered to have retired from the active duties of his political life, to de vote his time to the promotion of agricultural improvements, in which he took the deepest interest. The noble earl is suc ceeded in his title and estates by his brother, the Hon. Captain Frederick Spencer. C.B. M.P., (now Ea' 1 Spencer) who was horn in 170, and married, in 18:01, the second daughter of Wm. Stephen Poytitz, Esq., of Cowdray-park, in the county of Sussex. On the 2nd instant,. at Ellesmere, aged 59, the Rev. Thomas Turner, B.D. On the 4th instant, aged 50, Mary, wife of Mr. Wm. West head, eldest (laughter of the late Mr. John Mallahy, corn mer chant, of Scotland-place. STATE OF TRADE MAlccitE , rart,—For finished goods of all kinds the market is rather quieter, which may, in a great measure, be attributed to the untavoutable state of the weather. In gray cloths there is no alteration ; prices are firm, and 27-inch 6D's printers may be quoted from ss. to ss. 6d.; 27-inch 72's, from ss. 1.4. to 6s. 4id. Yarns of every description are in good demand, and fully main tain their previous prices.—Manchester Advertiser, of Saturday. RocuDALE FLANNEL MARKET. — There was a change in the mart on Monday for the worse. Tho demand for flannels was more limited, and less business was transacted than on the previous Monday. The Wool market was flat, and prices sta tionary. • LEEDS.-Our manufacturers and merchants continue to be respectively well employed; and generally the demand for woollen goods is equal to the supply. From the present state of the market, and the lowness of stacks, a good winter trade is confidently expected. HUDDERSFIELD. — Our market on Tuesday was very similar to those of last week or two—a shade flatter if anything; there is still a fair business doing in the warehouses. No alteration in prices of any consequence. • • • ,iftarkets. WARRINGTON CORN Tota) quantities per Imp. Quarter MARKET, SEPT. 30. Price per imp. Quarter. .e 2 14 • 0 19 10 Wheat Oats.. .'396 18 (1 13 17 8 BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, OCT. 1 At this day's market the Wheat trade was ve y quiet, and be effect sales Is. per quarter reduction was submitted to. Malting Barley maintained its price, but grinding was Is. per quarter lower. For Oats high prices were asked and obtained, owing to their scarcity. Old English Beaus were in request at Is. per quarter in advance. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, OCT. 2. The supply of cattle in market was not as large as in general before Ballinashe fair. There was a good demand for home and export, and sales of cattle readily effected at our last quota tion. Sheep were abundant , those in good condition ►main tained their former price ; inferior were in dull demand ; prices lower, and a good many turned out unsold. Veal coMinuos scarce; price high. Average prices—Beef 44s to sc•s per cwt; Mutton, f.Ad to bid per 1b; Veal, 6id to 7d per lb, sinking offal. :a CORN MARKET, OCTBER 4 Y ljm At our market this morning there was au oxtre,„, .'ted inquiry for Wheat, and we repeat cur quotations for all descrip tions.—For Flour a steady, but not extensive sale was expe rienced, and the stocks of that article in first hands being mode rate, former prices were supported. But few tranactions oc curred in Oats, ,nd we note a decline of Id. per 451 title.—Oatmeal, both old and new, was in request, late rates. and realised WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, Ocr. 3. The arrival of all grain to this day's mar , et is only moderate. Old wheat and the dry qualities of new meet a fair sale at fully ►ast week's prices ; damp new is very unsaleable, and Is to 28 per qr less money is given for such. The few samples of new barley meet a good demand. Beans ar3 Is to 2s dearer. N. alteration in oats or shaling. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, OcT. 1. We have Lad a good supply of Beasts and Sheep, and the quality fully an average one. Buyers v‘cre pretty numerous, and near;y all found purchasers at the rates current last week say Beef 5d and 6d, and Mutton Id to Oid per lb. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, OCT. G. Butter continues in good demand at advancing rates, and slight stocks. Provisions are also much sought after, but holders evince no disposition to sell except at higher rates than we quoted even last week. All descriptions of good have an upward tendency as regards price. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, OCT. 6. The supply of Beasts itt market to-day has been larger than last week ; of Sheep sm , dier, the greatest portion of inferior quality ; anything prim -4 , -- Beef sAd to 6d per lb. Mutton 6d to 76 eagerly sou LIVERPOOL COTTON 'MARKET, OCT. 5. The demand for Cotton this week has been very moderate, and the buyers generally h :ve shewn considerable unwillingness to operate to any extent; the market iu consequence has be come dull and h avy, and priers of American have declined ith, whilst all other descriptions are dull of sale at our former quo tations. 20s American have been taken for export, and 1500 on speculation. 230 American, 20) Pernarus and 40 Egyptians have been forward.'d into the country unsold during the month of September. The sales to-day amount to about 3300 bales. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMF From the 27th ultimo to the arc '0 RTS OF COTTON, I instant, inclusive. k. ThisW sy es: 260 Sea l shin, 1424 I 487436 Stained --- • HALIFAZ. — Our market on Saturday, was well attended by merchants, who bought freely of Merinos, Orleans. and fine Lastiugs; and left orders that will take same weeks to execute. The long Wool trade is steady, with an extra demand for super and matching sorts. Noils and brokes arc more plentiful, con sequ titly easier to buy, owing principally to the late blanket rders being mostly executed. LEICESTER.—As in other towns, there has been an improved demani for warm winter goods during the last few days ; and as there is also more doing in the London houses—owing to the co , mtry buyers having made their purchases—it is hoped this improvement will continue. Stocks are lighter than they have bee❑ for a long time; and it certainly may be looked upon as a favourable sign of the times that the heaviest stock in some of the largest houses consists of straight downs and other low goods, in which, till recently, most business was done; now better goods are i❑ request. Lamb's wool yarns continue very scarce. STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY, ON THE IST OCTOBER, 1845 (From Colburn's United Service Magazine [Where two places are mentioned, the last-named is that at which the Depot of the Regiment is stationed.] Ist LifeGuards—Hyde Park 40th—Bengal; Chatham. 2nd Ditto—Windsor. 41st—Dublin. Royal ll.Guards—lignt's Park. 4 4 345 2 3681 ddtts 46th—Canada; --- M H:Ca a aaal I min t , if a aaaxdp ; i ca;. I ; S L: I C : o. Armaghdi eif Kilkenny. Wight. ecntn,at. Ist Dragn Gds.—Exeter. Reserve batt., Malta 26—Dublin 3d—Ballincollig 44th—Dublin. 4th —Edinburgh. 45th—Cape of Good Hope, LW 5th —Nottingham. Reserve batt., C. of G.H. 6th—Manchester. 7th—C. G. Hope, Maidstone. 47th—Chester. Ist Dragoons—Dundalk. 2d—Dublin 49th— t:ublin. 3d—Bengal; Maidstone 50th—Bengal; Chatham. 4th—Hounslow. ham oth—Birmingham , 52d—Quebec; Brecon. 7th Hussars—lpswich 53d—Bengal; Chatham. Bth—Lonford 54th—Cork. 9th Lancers—Bengal ; Maidst. 55th—Devonport. 10th Hussars—York. 56th—Bury, Lancashire. 11th H ussars —Dublin. 57th—Madras ; Chatham. 12th Lancers— Coventry. 58th—N.S.Wales ; Chatham. 13th Light D'goons—Cahir. 59th—Leeds. 14th—. Bombay ; Maidstone. 60th(lat batt.)—Bombay ; Chat. 15th Hussars—Madras ; M'ston (ad batt.)—Canada ; Paisley. 16th Lancers—Bengal, Maidstn 61st—Bengal; Chatham. 17th Lancers —Brighton 62d—Bengal ; Chatham. Grenadier Guards, ,Ist batt.) 63d—Madras ; Chatham. Wel ington Barr. 64th—Dublin. (2d batt.)—Tower. 65th—Chatham. (3d batt.)—Postman Barr. 66th—Gibraltar ; Clare Castle. Coldstream Guards, (lot batt.) 67th Dublin. Winchester. 68th— Portsmouth. (2d batt)—Windsor. 69th—Weedon. Scotch FusileerGrds—(lst batt) 70th—Dublin. St. George's Barracks 71st—Antigua ; Isle of Wight. (26 batt.)— Reserve batt., Canada. V% inchester. Ist Foot (Ist batt.)—Gibraltar, 72d—Gibraltar ; Templemore. Nenagh. 73d—Cork; Spike Island. (2dbatt.)Barhados; Glasgow. 74th—Portsmouth. 2d Foot—Bombay ; Chatham. 75th—Birr. 3d—Winchester. 76th—Mw cheater. 4th—Madras ; Chatham. 77th—Jamaica; Templemore. sth—Enniskillen. 78th—Bombay; Chatham. 6th a i u 1 tin gar. 79th—Gibraltar; Beiterbut. 7th—Barbadoes ; Naas. 80th—Bengal ; Chatham Bth--Portsmouth , 81st—Canada ; Jersey. 9th —Bengal ; Chatham. 82d—Canada; Tralee. 10th—Bengal ; Chatham. 836—Limerick. 11th—N. S. Wales, Chatham. 84th—Madras; Chatham. 12th—Mauritius; Isle Wight. 85th—St.Vincent; Londonderry Reserve batt., Mauritius 86th—Bombay ; Chatham. 13th—Walmer, 87th—Aberdeen. 14th—Canada ; Plymouth. 88th—Malta ; Boyle. 15th—Ceylon ; Waterford. 89th—Canada ; Carlisle. 90th—Ceylon ; Hull. 1 17th—Bombay ; Chatham. 91st —Cape ofGood Hope; I.ofW. 18th—China ; Chatham. Reserve batt., C. G.Hope. 19th—Corfu ; Carlow. 92d—Edinburgh. 20th—Bermuda; Isle of Wight g3d—Canada ; Newbridge. Reserve batt., Bermuda 94th—Men ; Chatham 21st—Madras ; Chatham. 95th—Ceylon ; Tralee. 226—Bombay ; Chatham. 96th—N.S.Wales ; Chatham. 23d—Trinidad; Isle of Wight. 97th—Corfu ; Isle of Wight. Reserve batt., Canada Reserve batt., Cephalonia. 24th—Limerick 98th—China; Chatham. 25th—Madras ; Chatham. 99th—N. S. Wales ; Chatham. 26th— Bel fast. Rifle B (lstb.)—Corfn ; Dublin. 27th—Cape G. Hope ; Guernsey (2d batt.)—Halifax.N.S.,lsleW. 28th—Bombay ; Chatham. Reserve batt., Halifax, N. S. 29th —Bengal ; Chatham. Ist W. I. Regt.—Jamaica. 30th —Castiebar. 2nd—Nassau. 3 I st—Bengal ; Chatham. 3d—Demera. Sierra Leone, &c. 32d—Athlone. Ceylon Rifle Regt.—Ceylon. 33d—N. Brunswick ; Clonmel. R. Canada Rifle Reg.—Canada. 34th— a thlone Cape Mounted Riflemen—Cape 35111—Mauritius : Nenagh. of Good Hope. 36th—Newcastle-upon-Tyne Royal. Newfoundland Veteran 3; tti— Newpart. Companies —Newfoundland 3- th—Gan altar ; London,:erry. Royal Malta Fencibles, Malta. 39th —Bengal ; Chatham. St. Helena Regt.—St. Helena. RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. (From the Railway Magazine of Saturday.) NAME, il'assen gers. Arbroath and Forfar Birmingham and Gloucester.. Chester and Birkenhead Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dundee a d Arbroath Durham and Sunderland Edinburgh and Glasgow Eastern Counties.... Glasgow and Ayr Glasgow and Greenock Grand Junction Gravesend and Rochester.... Great North of England .. Great Western Hull and Selby Hartlepool Dock and Rail. Liverpool and Manchester London and Birmingham... London and Blackwall London and Brighton London and Croydon London and Greenwich Southwestern Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Manchester and Birmingham. Manchester and Leeds and Hull and Selby Midland Counties Newcastle and Darlington Newcastle and Carlisle Newcastle and North Shields 23339 Money North Union North Midland Par's and Orleans Paris and Rouen Preston and \Vyre Sheffield and Manchester South Eastern Taff Vale .. Ulster Yarmouth a York and NI 12826 53318 4564 k 4011 19264 291.6 16312 16i24 12432 2939 63g3 1963 1923 15852 214 20765 1039 6516 1663 Cor. wk.' List lastyeari Div. 7612 17744 2898 1957 52g 525 27919 4312 30119 63656 33391 1220 1642 1266 7b99 1170 691 2585 4430 1657 965 13596 19756 1036 5934 539 3974 6392 453 793 7136 gos b 94 Australia . Bahia .. Barbadoes Bombay B. Ayres Calcutta ... C. G. Hop(' Charleston . China ...... Demc,ara.. Havana .... Jamaica.... I.a Gnayra. nd Norwich .... I orth Midland ....; 218421 ATEST DATE Direct. II direct .. May g Aug. S .. Aug. 23 27 July 26 Aug. is Julie 27 Sept. 15 rune 23 Aug. 18 • • 9 Sales This Day AT LIVERPOOL, Lima St. Helena Maranham Mauritius Mobile .... Monte Video.j.luy N. Orleans .. • • New York .. iSept. Perim - ill:Iwo :Aug. 25 Rio Janeiro., . • Savannah.... • • Valparaiso . Vera Cruz • - Direct. direct ,July 26 .. , . June 25 Sept. 11 Sept. 10 Au;.' Sept. 13 June 14 Aug. 6 f Mobile 0 4700456 Bowed Georgia 1 Alabama and Tenn 10260 New Orleans j Pernambuco &Pan 500 Aricati and Ceara 930 Bahia and Maceic j Maranham 1 Sawginned Minas Para Demerar 1030 Egyptian . 209 Barnadoes Peruvian Bahama Laguayra 50 Common W 150 Carthagena 30 Smyrna ... Manila 740 Surat ... Madras ... Bengal 23930 bales 4i 1 .... >756691 1 31538 } 2826 a I 22S$ 2L42 T. 55026 10079 j 1427952 COTTON MARKET, OCTOBER 6 A very flat, tame, and ins tamed. Holders rather n keep the market stea .hid market, prices barely main. !anxio d. ussotlos alle than thetrade. anis desirable to M hales LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT. 30 The arrivals into this port, during the week, furnish a liberal supply of Wheat, a moderately fair quantity of Bar ley, Oats, Flour, and Oatmeal, from Ireland, with several_ parcels of Wheat and Malt Coastwize, and of Wheat and Beans from abroad ; whilst from Canada and the States the importation of Flour is abundant, amounting together to 26,845 barrels. This day's market was liberally supplied with new Wheats, and the demand less free than of late; prices , therefore, declined 3d. to 4c1., and for old 2d. per 701 b. In Bonded Wheat nothing claim"; but several thousand barrels Flour changed hands at 275. per barrel under lock. Oats Id. per 451 b., and Oatmeal Is. to Is. 6d. per 2401h5. cheaper, and slow sale. Beans steady in valve. Pe,.ise 2s to 3s p,,r qr. cheaper Sack and Barrel Flour ls:cheaperl respectively CORN EXCHANGE, OCTOBER 3 Of any kind of English, Irish or Foreign produce, the sup plies received into this port since Monday last are comparatively light, except Flour trout Canada and the United States, which exclusive of the large arrivals previously noted, amount to Bgll3 barrels. An advance in the import rate on Foreign Wheat to 18s per quarter, and on Four to 10s lad per bane, forms the only cnauge in the duties for the week easuine. The fine weather, noticed in our first circular this weeki prevailed until Tuesday afternoon, when it was interrupted by repeated showers; hut the following day being favourable, the trade in all its hearings here was quiet, and holders se: med dis posed to submit to easier terms ; during the whole of yesterday, however, we had a continuous heavy rain ; and as, if extended to the Late districts of the coup , ry, it must hwe completely sus pcided for the time any further housing of Corn, the trade became firm in consequence. and the general currency of Tues. day was again steadily required. Although we have had more rain again this morning, and the weather continues very unsettled, the transactions on the who;e at our Corn Exchange to-nay were in no wise lively or extensive; upon a moderate de►nand for english and Irish near Wheats, however, prices ran nearly equal to those of Tuesday,. and all descriptions of old• though in limited request only, sus tained the rates then stated. Irish Fiour, being taken less freely by consumers, receded in partial instances Is per sack and Canadian was difficult of sale at a deciine of did per barrel; whilst of sweet States Flour in bond, about 3000 barrels changed bands at 275. but in Wheat under lock no business transpired. Grinding Barley Pease, and Indian Corti, for which inquiries have become much less urgent of late. loudly supported ow last quotations ; and '1 alt was the turn chea„er, Beans, meet ing o:casional sales, remained steady in value. Oats. ia the abseace of any efficient country demand were in slow request. but fro, the dim ted supply at hand, realised former prices. Old Oatmeal, of winch sales upon a moderate scale were effected, retaiue,l our last currency, but new, moving off sparingly, decliroo '•t ! , er To PitlcES OF GRAIN 6 @ s 1 ;old red' s. d 8 9@ 9 2 Wheat,* 7,,tb Engli h new Ditto, white Irish red . Ditto, white Rye. English. *(ir Barley, English .. Scotch & 6.•tt Malt, English, , 1 1 . pale .. Irish Oats, 4> & Scotch, new Welsh Irish. fine tmal;ties.. general tio ..... Beans, English, * qr Scotch& Irish, Pease, English, whi'e. 44 0 Do. & Irish maple 40 0 Flour,* 180th English & Irish, ends Ditto, superfine. 46 0 Oatmeal,* 1 .01 2401 t Irish. 1845 Canadian Bran, * 211 b. NORTH HAI MARKET, OCTOBER 6 s d. a. d. i s. d. s. d 1 0® 1 1 f Potatoes, golb. • 7 o oe Kemps O u— 0 0 Short Tops O 14— • 2 Cups O 4— 0 5 Cattle o 4 0 6 Turnips, * ton —22 O 0— 0 0 j Manure 9 3 - S 0 - 8 1 - 30 0 -33 0 40- 4 $ o —62 . 52 0 -56 • 1 -- --!old .... 3 3 3 6 do. .... 3 i, 3 1 3 3 do. .... 3 1 3 2 —3 I do. .... 1 2 11 3 1 -4'; —49 Igrey -46 0 33 0 -4 0 • 2g o fine ... 43 0 —45 • 49 ,; extra 43 0 —49 0 0 0 .old Hay, old 2', lb tiew Vetches Grass Straw, Wheat Oat Bar:ey 26 0 -28 0 26 0 -28 0 1 0 - 1 9 TIDE TABLE DAYS. / MitN. I EVN. !HEIGHT! HOLYDAYS, RTC. Tuesday 712 31 256 15 4 Wednes. 8 323 :3 54 :4 1 Flrbt Qr. 11h 'Sm. morn Thurs... p 431 3 11 . 13 2 Yriday.. 10 53 G Saturday 11 717 Sunday. 12 857 Munday.l3 g 25 I 2 11 10x.&:. Cam. Term begins 7 55 i 13 6 1 S 58 9 49 15 1 121stSundayafterTrinity MEETINGS of CREDITORS rots LIVERPOOL. ocToBKR• H OLT a. 7 , Thomas Rees. proof ;Nr.d diy. Ditto, f t gg John Nl3lE'll'isjial y i idd a c ll t M'N ‘ n o l o e o esa s it : cl: e l3 l:n' ; ' a l e nsi : : ( 3'pa i - a 'ru t dl d )is i tf audit 10, Ditto, Di' t THE WINTER SEASON.—There is no comfort during the present inclement weather surpassing that of warm and dry feet. This may easily be secured by the use of Guttman's Waterproof Composition for boots and shoes, a preparation that not only softens but decidedly unpraves the leather and renders it perfectly water-tight. Our advertisement collector has tried it and sirks highly of its cff,,ettz. It has been suggested thnt this composition would be serviceable to the fire-polies to soften and render mole water-tight their leather pipes. r P e eli th e or 154 k 41 6