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

lON this cog- bee. 12, 1848. THE LIVERPOOL STANDAR De per- ' lens ------- -- -- ----- - --- ' saac ipping itt:elligntr. Cornish ; Constitution, Britton, and Sir Harry Smith, Salt, for Oarktto. -Illarht ,ach New York-Roe, Luckes, and Kalamazoo, Fantle, for Philadel- . riod am. phia-Evergreen, Brown, and Sarah and Arsilia, Butman, for .-,..-. ----awasa s in NOTICE TO MARINERS. Savannah-Atlas, Labbs, for Antwerp-Aurora, Jorgenson, for Bergen-Gollardo, Mon. Cadiz-Siren, Moore; Yarmouth, LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET. DEC. 8. MANCHESTER CORN EXC eld, 1 LIGHT ON HEATH POINT, EASTERN END OF ANTICOSTI Grimmer; Demetrius, Hutchinson; Copia, Page, and Cord- Holders showing more dispo sition to sell su g ar, there has More disposition has been shot eat, , ISLAND, RIVER ST. LAWRENCE. deuce, Scantlebury, air Constantinople--Anna Elizabeth, been a good business doing, but at rather lower prices • the past week, particularly in flour ; huh 1 for i leormation has been received at the Admiralty that on the Thompson, for Copenhagen-Emanuel, Bauman, for Dront: sales are 500 hints. 8.P., 5000 bags Bengal, and 7000 bags ' Mau- holders to take the prices which ha £lO ! 14th of October last, a fixed light was esti Wished on the eastern heitn-Petronella, lairkh;;ve, and Egidius, Halevt•yck, Ghent- ritius, the latter at 345. to 26, , . per cwt. 2tal hhels. Porto Rico to, prevented that extent of transa ,h 9; end of the Island of Antico sti, in the bluer St. Lawrence. Conservative, Cawley, for Gibraltar-Susanna, Caithness, for Leghorn-Liberty, Leith, and Alarm, Tapper, for Naples- have been sold at rather lower prices, but nothing has been wise have taken place. More tirmn done in other descriptions. a he Molassesmarketeforaol s is without beehapparent. At both Liverpool two The light stands one hundred feet above the level of the sea, Rossia, War, for Odessa-Progress, Vanderheyde, for Ostend change; 130 casks Antigua are report d t 7 . 6cl per cwt. considerable business was done, and ae ll , and nay therefore be seen at the distance of a bout 16 miles in -Helen, Currie, for Smyrna-Euphemia, Corrigan, for Stern, frog, the quay.-There has been a better demand for Jamaica upon Wheat. Our market to-day ii tne .veather. It will be extinguished on the 15th December, &c.-Mary Stewart, Fudge, for .avra, &c.-Paslia, Leggett, for Coffee, and 100 tierces were sold by auction at an advance of mess is doing in Wheat and Flour, and esin lighted on the Ist of the following April. tkl r h .Wen . standing in towards South Point, the Lighthouse Trieste, and Dromo, Solman, forLante. Zante. 2s. to 3s. per cwt. •70 cases Alalabar are reported at 318. to the cheap bargains of last and the e to 50s. ed., and 1500' bags Costa Rica at 255. to 335. for low to for the most part to have disappea tiro r d not be shut in behind Cormorant Point, as some clan- Rockshire, hence for Savannah, at Waterford. fine ordinary.-250 bags Bieck Pepper brought 2d. to 3d. ner with moderate demand. icier Zeal is reefs project from the former. Eblane, Roper, hence for Lisbon, at Falmouth. lb.-No sales of Cocoa, Ginger, or Pimento.-150 tees. Carolina - This l ,‘ V .e A ek K t E he F re lE is L a D con C s O ide ß r N abl - irks Sampson, Butcher, hence at Galata. Rice brought 17s. to 22s , and 5000 bags Bengal so:d at previous 11 LIGHT ON THE NORSKAREN, GULF OF BOTHNIA. Margaret, Smith, hence at Riga. prices.-There is decidedly a better feeling in the Rum market, a a I len - nation has been received by her Majesty's Government alt e articles. e(i To-day there is a firn the tha ;in the 13th July last, a revolving light was established on Zenobia, Robertson, from tamale for this port, at Mendable, and the extremely low prices recenay current have . been re- brfali rather ispo advanced siti disposition sho vir•ant rates to t o miller: h e c n- _the .ii goat and southernmost islet of Norskaren Group, in leaky, pumps choked. sails, rigging, &c. damaged, and with a _fused d ; the sales are_ 200 casks Demerara, 265. to 375. per cent considerable list. OP. at Is. lace to as. 3d., and 60 laids.East India at Is. 40. much pressed on the market, and ire' the ttulf of Bothnia. This light revolves in one minute, and at each revolution John Cock, Stenning, from Africa, at Cove. for proof strength.-The Tea market continues without change prices. The demand for Oats and 8. aid. for the better; several sales have been made in Canton green and are again lower. Beans sell in shows a flash which lasts from five to ten seconds. 'these Rory (nalore, from Montreal at Mumbles. ire@ intervals of dark- . The Sirius for Valparaiso was run into, in the Sloyne, last teas, just arrived, at fair prices ; clearances continueon a large flashes are preceded and followed by short . night. and lost cutwater, bend, and bowsprit. scale.---For East India Drysaltery Articies the demand continues ar- ness. which, however, will not appear to be totalat the distance NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYN see of a few miles. HOISHEAD, 9th Dec.-The schooner Ilfrarin, from Richi- limited ; a few chests of Indigo are reported at steady prices, bucto, ran on shore last night, at Portia y Post, Penrhoyfilw ; 20 bales aldrneet at 205., and 10 tons Gambier at 9s. 6d. to 10a rat, The Lighthouse stands in latitude 63 deg. 13 min. 45 sec. N., per cwt.•, Cutch remains dull, and nothing done at the public . DECEMBEI red and longitude 19 deg. 37 min. 09 sec. E. of Greenwich; the crew saved. sale held on Wednesday last ; 500 pockets of Myrabolums The farmers brought a large su sri- height of the tower is sixty-two feet, but the light stands one VESSELS SPOKEN. brought Bs., and Sago Flour in small parcels, 19s. per cwt.- market, but the arrivals from abrm hand ed and forty four feet above the level of the sea, and may Thetis, hence 28th Nov., in lat. 51, long. 7.-Heath of this Saltpetre is without change , and but little reported. - Of Ni - a limited extent . There was a mod ire- be seen at the distance of about 16 miles from all p oints o f the at compass in clear weather. ' port, supposed for Arica, with loss of two boats, and decks ap. ti-ate of 802 a about 300 tons sold, chiefly at 10s. 6d. per cwt.- parently swept, 23rd Sept., in lat. 54, long. 60.-Isabellas, 400 tons Guano of all sorts have been disposed of at previous Wheat, without any alteration in v, turday. Malting Barley very diflic !re. ...-. 0 ,-.- (French ship,) 6th Oct., in lat. 32, lone. 36 -Clio, standing rates. rivals still continue. large, and ear ntil TUESDAY. DECEMBER 5.-Wind N.W., fresh. saw., 24th Oct., in lat. 2 N., long. 23 \V.-Helena, hence for !as- Ana iveo.-Parbara, Houston, from Valparaiso-Austria, New Orleans, 9th Nov., in lat. 27, lo g. 25.-Monarch, herd, scarcely anything plissing. Oats ar week,m ark h e u t t rs has ss since sligbt exhibitedl slightly more during firmness; tlie e a a r a l d y avraelusecaorfcFelloyumr,abiinittatihneeisla.legi'shevree, very t LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, DEC. 8. hen Borland, from Philadelphia-Devonehire, Strickland, from New for St. Lucia, 27th Nov., in lat. 44, tome. 17.-Sophia, hence forboth from our farmers and coastw rina Orleans. • Charleston, 18th Oct., in lat. 51, long. 25.-Albion, from Bom- part T ofe Cotton th e of American have advanced id. per li. within the fort- Wheat-Northumberland, white. bay, for London, in lat. 35 S., long. 17 E.-:,a edonia. from Go- . ice, The North Briton, of Plymouth, with decks swept and sails thenhora, for South Australia, in lat. 15 N., long. 25 W.-Se- ,n ices . • night ; other descriptions remain without change. speculators en. hanging in shreds from the yards, and a derelict, was passed ringaparam, from Calcutta, for London, oth Oct., in lat. 33 5,, have taken 7300 American, and exporters 750 American and Flour-- , Norfol D k o aild Suffolk I r l e e d e 6 . 1 iis- on the 24th of November, in lat. 47, long. 40, by the Paragon, lon,g. 19 E.-Siam, for Madras, for London, Bth Oct., in lat. 33 700 Surat. , ats arrived here. S., long. 16 E.-Christina, from Sincapore, for London or this hen Cromwell, and Saxon, frOm Callao at Cove. port. 15th Nova in lat. 23 N., long. 33.-Rookery, from Ade- ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, WISBECH CORN MAR: ' Commodore, Henry, and I'rovidence, from St. John, N.B. at laude and Mauritius, for London, 28th Sept., in lat. 32 S., tong. ne-For the week ending Dec. 5,1848. There has been a very small shot Cove. 30 la-Sarah Bell, from Cape-Good Hope, 4th Oct., in lat. 35 ce- 1 Sir Robert Peel. Perrimart, hence for Lisbon, at Falmouth. S., long. 19 W.-H.M.B. Syren, 4th Oct., off Ascension.-Ar- Prices paid Imports Secondary and poor lots got pretty all Dawn, Nixon, from Alexandria, at Plymouth. Baum, from Clyde, for Calcutta, 30th Oct.. in lat. 6 N., long. 22 SALES OF THE WEEK. • ill the week. l'hisWl, This Yr. and Oats no alteration in price. the j Chusan, Price; and Anglesea, Walker, hence at Valparaiso. W.-Elize Susanne, from Rotterdam, for Batavia, 4th Nov., in - PRICES TO THE its, Lady Mona, from Mexico, at ditto. lat. 8 N.-Louisa, from Bristol, for Coquimbo, 7th Nov., in lat. 240 Sea Island 7d @ 13d Wheat, new white 59 to Gill de- Abbotts Reading, sailed from ditto for Arica 6th September. 14 N., long. 26 W.-Von Galen, from Batavia, for Amsterdam, 40 Stained - 6 2920 424729 Ditto, do., red Ditto, - Leouora, Thompson, hence at Demerara. 15th Nov,. in lat. 25 N., long. 33 W.-Mountaineer, hence 17th 10000 Bowed Georgia ant • Oats Fahey, Wareing, sat ed from ditto for this port 27th Oct. . I Nov., in lat. 29 N., long. 36 W.-Samarang, from Calcutta, for { Mobile '3# - 4 3a - 4 'Beans, Hew 6611 b., 1810 Laticester, arClelland, sailed from Demerara for this port this port, 4th Oct- in tat. 35 S., long. la E -Earl of Westbrook. Alabama and Tennessee 2i -3a 11608 829658 --- -, -- - ---= - 31st Oct. -- hence for Sincapore, sth Sept., in hit. 3S S , lone. 9 E.-Earl of 13960 New Orieans 3 - to JJJ Swatiaan-heaaareat La Guayrn. ,- : - - Westbrook, hence for Sineapore, sth Sept., in lat. 38 S., long.. 90 f Pernambuco & Paraiba 4 -54 LEEDS CORN MA Apropos, Kock, hence at St. Thomas. • 9 E.-Jane, Of this port, from Newcastle, for Malta, 30th Nov., " 1 Aracati and Ceara .... 4t -5 ) 1958 42377 We have an averrige supply of ; Sas E earates, \1 Kenzie, from St. Helena at Jamaica. in lat. 44, to ig. 19.-Cmsar hence, 10th Nov.. in lat. 20, long. 330 Bahia and Maceio ta . of Union, Little, and Kyanite, Lester, hence at Santa Martha. 30.-J.Z., hence for New York, Ist December, in lat. 49, lone. 120 Ma '• • • closed firm. Barley moves off slog 'Li - 4a- } Negotiator, Young, sailed from Alexamtriti for this port 13th 13.-Canada (steamer,) hence for Halifax, eith Nov., in lat. (5, { Sawginned -3a - - " " " 29518 rates, secondary descriptions are C. Nov. long. 12.-Jessie, hence 7th Dec., forty miles S.S.E. of Tusker. .... Minas Oats and Beans the demand langui , = - Emily, Bravey, sailed from ditto for this port 10th Nov. -.... a-- -.-: .. ..„ • a., , ea- -.... a„. .. CO- BIRMINGHAM CORN Schyryd, No-au, from Smyrna at Malta, and sailed for Cork. .... Demerara,Surinam, &c.. - - - • 5 . 3 . o • 2 7 3 08 3 7 1 During the present week there I )I'o Orpheus, Neill, from Trieste at ditto, and sailed for ditto. LONDON GAZETTE.--TUESDA.Y, DEC. 5. 530 Egyptian Ei - CS al- King Alfred, Knill, hence at St. Michael's, and proceeded for -. e a__ .... Barbadoes - .... 339 the Wheat trade, and more dis p ft' Fayal. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. .... Peruvian - - - a week's prices. Malting Barley, t ad Richard Cobden, Army, and Betsey, Atkinson, hence at Ter-tamed their value. and Ovington,Liverpool, ro ers- o ar , ela FY, " Warden bl: Cll d B 1 -- - 1 . era esira. a a and Co., Liverpool, metal dealers; as far as regards J. Beazley. .... Laguayra Joseph Anderson sailed from Saugor for this port on the :au .. .. Common West India, &c.' -- - - a . 5309 DUBLIN CORN NI/ tit DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. .. Bahama • • • October. • • Our market continues exceeding J. C. Lee. Liverpool, locker in her Majesty's Customs-se ny Bland sailed from ditto for this port 7th October. - - - I of grain, but we do not quote any no , Victoria,sailed from ditto for this port on the Bth • div. a , cowl of 2s on Wednesday, Dec. 13, or any subsequent •• • • Slurma .... Cartliagena . Manilla - - - a of Tuesday, except for Indian Con .... 582:1 Bi W ia l e l rr i e i l t e e y Wheat.. 24s Od to 2as Od I 0 is- October. • Pearl; Campbell, and Antelope, Carrick, hence at Tampico. Julius Campbell, Fleming, from St. Thomas at New Orleans 7th November. Wednesday, D at Mr. alorgan's, Liverpool. S. Rea, Liverpool, plumber-first die. of 3d., on Wednesday, •• • 1520 Surat Dec. 13, or any subsequent Wednesday, at Mr. Morgan's, Li- .... Madras - 3i. } - - .... 130191 Red ditto 21800 to 27s 0(1 I 0 ou verpool, 10 Bengal 2/ - - l2s Od to 18s Od ISi Os 00 to Os 00 II for E. Jones Liverpool, retail butcber-first dir. of 6ad., on - . BOMBAY, Nov. 2.-A violent hurricane, in which one ship, 17016 1517904 New Oats Wednesday,' Dec. 13, or any subsequent Wednesday, at Mr. 46540 bales. ts, the Exmouth, was lost, and several dismasted, swept the upper . ral 1 portion of th LIVERPOOL CORN -e Bay of, Bengal, and the lower country on the Al organ's, Liverpool. SALFORD CATTLE MA W. and S. Stokes, Liverpool, merchants-div. of led. (in ad- - • EXCHANGE. DEC. 5. 7y. Ganges , betw e e n the 14th and 16th October, and reached Bom- dition to 2 s. 3d. and 11-16ths of a penny in the pound on new Th e A m erican Mail Steamer arrived yesterday evening, bring,The number of Beasts was large, middling quality in general, from . bay on the 191 h, but here it slid little damage.eft unsold at the close. Sheep n he profits,) on Wednesday, Dec. Dee 13, or an y subsequent Wednes- ing advices from New York to the 22d ultimo, at which date ea acurra, October 20.-The bull of a vessel, apparently day, at Mr. Margan's, Liverp I.middling quality; from . 4ad. to . 60 al* about six hundred tons, with only her bowsprit stanching, and previous prices of Bread Stuffs generally were firmly supported A. Patterson, livery °° stable keeper-first div. of and relatively in advance of the rates on this side; the weather ed lying on -her beam ends. was seen on shore on the Cargordos 2 . 5. , 01d.,_ . 0 . n .. W . _ Wednesday, Dec. 13, or any subsequent Wednes- having moderated, apprehensions. the close. .Calves much the same a ar Carayos Bank on the 24th August, by the Helen, arrived here of the sudden closing of the ne w e ~a AI r. mor e Lain s, Liverpool. _. of , . . .• having soon sold. Number of Beasts, 15€ n- from the Mauritius. A barque, under English colouas,. and se- canals had for the moment subsided, and large supplies ___ Hayden,n Liverpool, master mariner-first div. 2am, on got forward, with a considerable quantity in transit from the LEEDS FORTNIGHT CA ch , venal ships, all dismasted, were seen during the hurricane on Wednesday, Dec. 13, or any subsequent Wednesday,-at Mr• interior, an accumulation of fair stocks of Wheat and Flour was the 14th instant, in lat. 20 N., long. 87 E., and a large ship, dis-At our market to-day the show c i as Morgans, taverpom.the the es ti- masted and under jury foresail, and some cargo floating about,calculated upon at the final closing of navigation, ear- and the quality genera;ly good ;th an. 4 supposed to be the Gambia, were seen on the 15th instant, off T. Baskerviile, Liverpool, licensed victualler-first div. of mated stock of the latter at the above date being 350,000 bar- once of buyers and a few were left Ely the Black Pagoda. Os. ad., onThnrsday, Dec. 7, or any subsequent Thursday, at rels. Flour in active home-demand ; 20,000 brls. taken for price, and many were sold at es., I Mr. Cezenove's Liverpool. export at 23/6 per barrel ; White Wheat 44/ to 45/ ; Red 39/ to of 1611,. There were about 3000 F. [Ts- 10 t h Z, Nov. 13.-The Sisters was lost at Salina prior to R. Pickford, West Derby, near Liverpool-first die. of lad., 40/6 per 410th : a fair export demand for Indian Corn at 25/9 to rig. thellith instant. on Wednesday, rec. 13, or any subsequent Wednesday, at Mr. 28/6 per 4E016, according to the description : Indian Meal 14/3 they dull at W. to 52d. for the be: off at 50. Nearly all changed ham by WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6.-Wind S.S.E.. moderate. Morgan's, Liverpool. per barrel: all prices f. o. b.-Freights, Flour 2/ to 2/3; ed • .A lu m s, Pratt, New York, leaky-Ocean Queen, J. Price, Holywela Fiintshire, grocer-first div. of 7:1(1., on Grain aid. to Bd. Exchange on England less active at 108 to DUBLIN CATTLE MAI ,re , Williams, Quebec-Commodore, Prichard, St. John's, N.B. Wednesday, Dec. 13, or any subsequent Wednesday, at Mr. 109. The market was firmer to-day Morgans, Liverpool. The imports of Wheat and Oatmeal have been increased to a from the depression of last week, r- BANKRUPTS. fair, and of Indian Corn and Flour to a large, extent since Eri e America, for New York, has put hack.34s. to 445. per cwt, sinking offal. • Baron Renfrew, Patterson, from Quebec for this port ;sailedWilliam M'Cann Liverpool, merchant. Dec. 18, Jan. 9, at 11 day last, but of Oats and other Irish, as well as British pro- ferior, was rather difficult to sell , nn n oi tt, o'clock, at the Live'rpool District Court of Bankruptcy : s olici- duce, we are in comparatively light supply on the week. tath Nov. On the 28th Nov., in lat. g2a, and 'on the 3rd instant, per lb., off sink ; Veal 641. per lb. s n al 3 e 8 , s but to g4e2ns.epraelrlyms,nti.anlleetrt.thai ;e, in lon. 13, encounteredviolent gales. , tors, Messrs. Sharpe and Co., Bedford-row ; and Messrs. There was a large attendance of buyers this morning. a The Argo, from New Orleans, which put into Kingstown, ia'l7.lllilerds, Robinson Lherpaol ,. and Bateson, Liverpool ; Official assignee, Wheat in good consumptive demand, at the prices of Tues- be lifter striking on Blackwater Bank, has returned to this port. day last for all-fine qualities, and about Id. reduction on se- culty in feeding-good Bacon kin( The John Bibby, which arrived here last night, from Calcutta Alfred Joheaon, Liverpool, licensed victualler. Dec. 15, Jan, condttry and inferior descriptions whiie small and inferior remain. 9, at - I I o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruetcy : A few parcels of bonded Wheat . taken off at -the full rates of !el =was struck by a heavy sea 2nd December, which carried away solicitors, Messrs. Johnson and Co., Temple; and Mr. Grocot, this day week. di the whole of the poop, buloarks, &c., and on the 4th encoun - Li verpoo l ; official assignee, M Best qualities-of barrel flour quite as dear. r. Bird, Liv; rpool.. - STATE OF tered a hurricane, with a tremendous sea. - , Theodore Frederick Clark, Liverpool, milliner, Dec. 18, Jan. Inferior kinds of Irish Cdato Is. cheaper. Bonanza, alossop,lhence at Callao. Mau 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool Distract Court of Bankruptcy: Indian Colman good request, at about the reduction of Fri- lat A NCH ESTER.-The amount o in Windsor Castle, Rogers, hence at ditto, and sailed for the solicitors, Messrs. Sole and Turner Aldennanbury ; and Mr. day. on the whole, been moderate in e) It, *Chinches. Tuff, Liverpool d ; official assignee, .Turner, Morgan, Liverpool. •are generally well maintained, bol , A.l " Henry Winch, Williams, from Arica at ditto, and sailed for Richard vs right, Badwell Ash, Suffolk, baker. • BRITISH. .former very full rates, for most d a. England 22nd Sept. William Sharpe, Luton, Bedfordshire, plumber. Wheat, ea 7e11,. s. d. s. d. 1 Hamilton, Douai, sailed from ditto for this port 15th Sept.B. d. S ' d • in some instances, an advance on se Blades Pallister. Gravesend, innkeeper.' English aed, new... 6 10 @ 7 1 Extra.. 7 3 @ 7 6 -and Wallace, 14thafor the Chinchits. has been asked. In the yarn nu a- James Brown Firmin, little Cbesterford,ressex, lime burner. Ditto, white, d 0.... 72- 7 6 do. .... 74 - 7 Bampero, Scrivem hence at Trieste. ,9 has been maintained for Indian n a • Haick, Danclonasailed from ditto for this port 18th Nov. •Teonard Greening, Stroud, Gloucestershire, saddler. Irish red, d 0.... 56- 6 9 do. .... 69 - 7 u ning on common 40's, which are T of Philomene, Bulkeley, hence at Antwerp. John Vallis, sen., aparkford, Somersetshire, cheese dealer. Ditto, white, d 0.... 62- 6 10 d 0..... 610- 7 2 better qualities of the same nunil -John Millage, Cheltenham, grocer. Rye, Engliah,* qr .... -- - Irsh6olb -- - buying for present delivery, but r al Jupiter, hence for Santa Martha, at Falmouth. Ariane, hence for Rotterdam, at) lfracombe. • 'Samuel Isaacs, Bristol, jeweller. Barley, langlisb new .. 33 0 -35 0 Chovalr. 36 0 -38 0 what can he supplied at the mom 1 - `Francis Bassrno, Aston, near Birmingham, coach founder. Scotch az Irish, *6olb 40- 4 2 01d...... Broad Oak, hence for Bahia, at Stuelwell Roads. a- Margaret Elizabeth, M'Auley, hence for Bahia, and Earl or -John Gill, Kildwick, Yorkshire, coal merchant. Malt, English,* qr. .. i -- --- out, as far as possible, before tl Manufacturers are supplying them William Linley, Conisbroug - h, Yorkshire, sithe manufacturer pale 59 0 -63 0 1 d0...... 1- Liverpool, Coulthart, at Milford. -- - do not seem inclined to buy more /0 . Ho, Warwick, from London for this port, at Ramsgate, with William Briggs Walters, Skinton, Yorkshire, cotton spinner, Irish 1- - - do. .... -- - work. In tlie cloth market shirt DIVIDENDS. - • Oats, per 451 b. .1 prices. The middle and better qt al loss of anehor and chains. Dec. 29, W. Hulme and 'l'. Braggard, Liverpool, rope menu- English and Scotch - - do. .... 32- 3 4 Lisbon, Brindon, from New York, at London. more in demand again since Tuei e, facturers-Dec. 29, J. A. Forrest, Liverpool, glass merchant- Welsh - - do. .... 31- 3 2 , - Robert, Greggs, hence for Dundee, at Whitehaven, with loss Jan. 3, J. Gibson and J. 111•Glaason, Liverpool, silk mercers. and print houses, :ni the bighe relrish., line qualities - 2 9a do. .... 31- 3 .3 of fore-topmast. . The Greek houses have beenmal er CERTIFICATES general do . - 2 8 do. ..... 3 0 - 3 3 WEXFORD, ;Dec. 4.-The Spanish schooner Moses, from Beans, EtiFlish,* qr 39 0 -41 6 do. ... ;4 , 1 0 -43 0 day, both for long and T. cloths; to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the and for the latter an advance of : 4 Nillagatea for Cork, was totally .wrecked on St. Patrick's bridge, yesterday. Crew saver:. day of meeting. Scotch & Irish *4Bolb 32 6 -34 6 d 0..... 3o 0 -37 0 few . , instances yesterday, and to n MI RAMI CHI, Nov 21.-The Deborah; Pettigrew; 'recite is -- • a I . :te -' 4p i - >. .29# .1 , -, P.-. 4-14 1'A..,-rpurrti -- -pstuctebroker—Deu. 28. C. - Lnet- 1 !....i - airigi-.- 11 , --. • 0 -42 to blve....a -- - Vance was not given, but the pa; verpool for Restigouche, which went on shore 9n Traclia , ham, Liverpool, auctioneer-Dec..29, J. P. Reilly, Liverpool, coal merchant. Do. &Irish .. maple - _ grey.... 33 0 -37 0 ciders, were not inclined to acce Flour, per 28015. I the advance asked. Bench, 19th October. lute been get off n:nibroeg,ht in here. fart i 7t CERTIFICATES Englieli & Irish, ands - - - fine .... ,36 0 -38 0 of the cargo- has been reshipped to its destination, and the re- ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKS le . mainder has been sold. The ship was sold while on shore. to be confirmed by the Vice Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy, r• ' .t.o. superfine 38 0 -39 0 . extra .. 39 0 -41 0 mend for all sorts of flannel good unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before Dec. 26. Oatmeal,* lb. of 24011al I to sold. Prices generally same as o J. Shallcross, Liverpool, proviiion dealer-W. Price, Preston, Irish, 1847 it THURSDAY. DECEMBER 7.-Wind S.S.E., moderate. innkeeper. _ _ _ do. .... 22 0 i f ARRIVED.-Medora, Hammer, Charleston-Leon, Watson , SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Bran,* 2410 - - , — 2 3 0 prices, and foreign wool may be ' 0 Cephalonia-Fernandes, Contente, Lisbon-La Belle, Chaplin, J. Anderson, Glaseow, carter-T. arKeand, GI asgow, share FOREIGN. •010 - 1 0 confidence in this market is res alaranhem-=London, Brace, Boston-James, ArKenzie, from d I J C e -quantity of business done at mar it ea er- . (piper, rosslees Renfrewahire, carter-D. Baxter, Wheat, as 7011. s. d. s. d. Marseilles.s. 0. s. d. last year at this season. IC SAILED.-Aberdeen, Haws, for Savannah -Emily, Anderson, .'Coupar-Angus, vintner-J. l ' addlaw, Glasgow, sharebroker-R. Canadian, free, red .. 6ta- 6 10 white 72- 7 4 LEEDS.-The woollen trade, al :Swan, Glasgow, victualler-a ' 'l' ' • • a . urnbull, Govan, spirit dealer United States do 70- 7 4 do. .... it Cape of Good Hope-Cambria, Hall; Wisconsin, Murnford; -J. 7 6-- 8 0 moderate active condition. A fed' J. Rain, Dumfries, brewer-S. A . I Old Aberdeen, boot- • art - 1, Danam•,mixed&reddo 610 - 7 2 highmix 7 9- 8 3 .continues to lie mak ..y..' " 3- and Richard Alsop, Smith, New York-Levantine, (steamer,) , maker. . - a ason. l a- Constantinople-Challenger, 111`Conchie; Virginia, Salsbury; . L Baltic & Ihnburg do 7 2- 7 4 white .. 7 4- 7 8 T anya ( ' ye., ~--- _ _ ~,riarge. and Lord Sandon, Welsh, New Orleans-Indian Queen, For- FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. Riga and Petersbg. do 69- 7 0 Arehngl AR_ L ~ _ RAD it;- 0- 7 2 W I T 1 • et FORD.- 00 S:This 111 trtb, Barbadoes-Sirius, Williamson, and Looslitank, Tierney, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Odessa, common do 6 4 - 6 2 Ng .. 7 2 _ _ ts taugmentedpurchases, ' 7 4 recent Valparaiso-Factor, Richards, and Wave, Matthews, Naples- Maddox and Vane, Liverpool, tailors-Peiser and Heyward, Frenth,Spanisa,&c dd 78 - . 4 2 Egypt'n 5 6- 5 g "bareness in the stock not obser t. Orion, Robertson, Leghorn- -Vigilant, Paul, Vigo-Lipsey `Manchester, coach lace manufacturers. Bannat & Marie- - , i d r 1 510 - 6 0 0 0- 0 0 consequently prices are firm at :I'. Queen, Ray, Port Philip-Elise, De Boer, Rotterdam. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Me ,lo-- • ~,..,... lar co veraqualities,bond.do 5 6- 6 6 white .. 6 9- 7 3 and brok(!s present no material le J. Grinsell, Wolverhampton, grocer. Rye, qr., Baltic, free .28 0 -30 0 'in bond o 0- 0 0 mend. Yarns: There is decided i s The schooner Despatch, of Prince Edward's Island, bou nd A. and R. Halliley, Wigan, calico printers. Barley y, va 6011 do 42- 4 4 do. -••0 0 - 0 0 :and combed yarns, not only for, istol, was passed sth instant, in hat. 51 30, long. 7, with le for BrDECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. Oats, *-451b.Russiando. 2 9-2 10 do. •• • • 0 0- 0 0 ,tion, and at some advance in pia loss of rudder, by the M. J. Ward. al Dec. 6, James Henry Garrood, Yaxley, Suffolk, grocer. fleansafqr,Europeando 33 0 -35 6 d 0... • . 0 0- 0 0 material since our last as rega Clementine, Symons; William, Allen, and Little Fred, hence it) *480.10, Egyptian do 28 0 -29 0 , do. .. • . 0 0- 0 0 .which are held in unusual small , at St. Michaells. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. r. Mare, Adair, from Madras, at Cuddalore. Benjamin Robinson, Huddersfield,. dyer. Pease,* qr., Baltica&c., white do 36 0 -38 0 do. -• • 0 0- 0 0 !rem generally working to order. Hantaax.-In the warehouse , 70 Sophia, Soley, hence at Prince Edward's Island. BANKRUPTa. Canadian, &c., do do 33 0 - 3 4 0 do. .• • . 0 0- 0 0 goods, principally for moreens, I Messina Faugh-a-Ballagh, Savage, sailed from essiva 12th Nov., and - John Piddle Amoy, Liverpool, shipbroker, Dec. 28, Jan. 18, Flour ,as barrel, Yarns continue to be in request I :C/ .Jessie, altar, 19th, both for this port. at 6 1 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy : Canadian sweet do 27 0 -28 0 do. .... 00- 0 0 ners are fully employed. In cora Alarm, Grace. hence at St. Michael's. solicitors, Messrs. Tomlin and Co., Staple-inn ; and Messrs. United States do d0127 0 -28 0 d 0..... ,a 0 - 0 0 wool, they have asked , and prett d . Agnes, Branstrom, hence at Legho n. • Davenport and Collier, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Caze- D o .&Camadiansourdo 25 0 -2 6 0 do., U.S 00- o o pending advance in yarns. T 1 Augusta, Steward, and Eblana, Moffatt, hence at Gibraltar. wove, Liverpool. Danzic, &c. sweet.... I 0 0- 0 0 d 0...... 0 0- 0 0 and, in some sorts there is a r 1) , St. Helen's, from Rio Janeiro, and Sarah, hence at Gibraltar , Henry• Leathern, Liverpool, builder, Dec. 28, Jan. 18, at ti In. Corn, 801 b. white.3o 0 -31 0 yellow.. 31 6 -33 0 doing. ,i- c. .and procededfor Malta. O'clock, at the Liverpool District Courtof Bankruptcy: solid- Do' Meal * 480th. 19613d0 1 16 0 -16 6 d 0...., 0 0- 0 0 HUDDERSFIELD. - A very 1 re Especulador, Rocha, and Fernandez, Contente, sailed from tors, Messrs. Cornthwaita and Wilson, Old Jewry-chambers; • ' - - which is anticipated during thi a :Lisbon for this port 26th Nov. and Mr. Pemberton, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Morgan, CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. 8. of the merchants are preparing a- Canton, Packard, from Baltimore for this,port, at Cove, with Liverpool. No alteration takes place in the duties this week ; except Christmas. and the manufacttu it loss of jibboom, rudder head, &c. Richard Hutton, Liverpool, painter, Dec. 28, Jan. 18, at 11 Indian Corn, scarcely any Grain or Flour is being entered for styles suitable for the spring tra as . , Greyhound, Stone, hence for Constantinople, at Milford , o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy ; solid- home consumption - A fair qu antit y of Oatmeal constitutes • P- avith loss of mainboona sails, bulwarksoacc., and mate's arm tors, Mr. Walker, FurnivaPs-inn ; and Mr. Bradley, Liverpool ; most the:only arrival of British or Irish produce reported since ly ,dislocated, leaving experienced terrific weather in the Channel. official assignee. Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool. our last, but we continue well supplied with Wheat and Flour TH .E CH A st Wisny, Nov. 16.-The schooner Swallow, Lovell, of Cork, William Elsam, Liverpool, commission agent, Dec. 22, Jan. from Canada and the United States, and have still a liberal --4 le from St. Petersburgh for Liverpool, went on shore on Faludd 12, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy: supply-of Indian Corn from the latter source. SOUTHERN AND TORT] KI Reef, south-east coast of Gottland, 15th instant, and it is feared solicitors, Mr. Carpenter, Startle-inn ; and Mr. Brstherton, Ttur eh we cannot notice any decided animation generally in 5- Win be a wreck. Crew saved. Liverpool; official assignee. Mr. Turner, Liverpool. our market, the firmer tone exhibited on Tuesday has been IelnooR• Cured, 9; Relieve( WEEKLY l). Cana., Nov. 28.-The Agnes, Moore, hence for Vigo, to per- G eorge Ch a p man , Old Swan. near Liverpool, victualler, Dec. maintained during the past two days , and the disposition to ender treatment, 64.-Oternot is form quarantine, has returned to this harbour, very leaky, hay- 22, J an . 12, a t II o' c lock, at the Liverpool -District Court of force sales , which precipitated the late decline, especially in t• . Dead, o t ; Entered, 27 • , Under t ing been on the Cabo Candor Rocks for thirty hours. Bankruptcy : solicitors, Messrs. Maples and Co., Frederick's- Wheats, appears to have quite subsided ; a cargo or two of this it Chaplain, Rev. Thomas Nol id I . FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8.-Wind W.S.W. place; and Mr. Green, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Tur- Grain, in bond, have been taken by speculators at late rates, ner, Liverpool, some considerable parcels of Flour at 245. 6d., also in bond ; Esq.; Visitors, Rev. J. House-Surgeon, Mr. The in A RRIVED.-Sir H. Pottinger, Gregg, front :Quebec-Suffolk, Thomas Coleby, Salford, cotton spinner. but consumers still buy cautiously, and for immediate require- :surgeon, Mr. Thomas An i- I Marchand , New Orleans-Monument, Trott, Charleston. George Hardon, Preston, Lancashire, joiner. ments. - Indian Corn remains steady in demand and value, but .Tos. B. Yates, Esq, 1 - I SAILED. -Lydia,.-Soule, for Savannah, and-J. 11. Shepherd, John !Haworth, Stone Fold - mill , near Haslin g den, Lance- in other leading articles very little busine..s has transpired :a a- I Ainsworth, New York. shire, cotton spinner. within the period alluded to. LIVERPOOOL I I - Richard Ryder, Kingston-upon-Hull, grocer. • This morning's market was well attended, and with an im- Vanther of New Patfente er r— Bootle, Nelson, from Jamaica, at this port. In a gale 3rd Henry Pinhey, Plymouth, grocer. proved fee:Unpin the trade, we have experienced a good con- s • • instant, long. 14, shipped a heavy sea, which washed away bill- James Crocker, Sherborne, innkeeper. sumptive detnand for most descriptionsof free Wheat, at the full a . D i spensar i es dari :NORTH VAUXHALL-ROAD.-lo' warks a stancheonm &c., and damaged the boats. Same d ay saw John Cadman, Pontypool, Monmouthshire, wine retailer. prices of Tuesday for British and foreign samples, and a small ' • Wtb . 11 Leonard Thompson, es romwic ,Staffordshire, coach advance upon new Irish, of which very little remains on hand the institution 0 Medicine at .• , ~ let: the Importer. Elizabeth, Moffatt, for New Orleans, has put back, with loss spring maker. here; bonded Wheats were also more inquired far, and realised own houses, Tobin and suppiied wit us- William'Corns, jun.. Wolverhampton, builder. I. isitors J A F S Il Id. to 20. advance.-Irish Flour met avery indifferent sale, and „ ',-, 'A. -,-, ' 'S. of sails. Sze. , us.- Frederick Clark, Bentinck-street. London, auctioneer. zotmr, I,,rean s ARLIANIENI The speculation, hence for Dublin at Donaghadee, leaky. barely supported -our last currency, but duty-paid States and adv ice 1.. . Porcupine, Mole, hence at Odessa. Jeffery Mayn, Rayleigh, Essex, auctioneer. and medicine at the in! Canadian found-buyers to some extent, generally at 60. per brl. - ' 3.• Daring, Crisp, from Galata at Constantinople, and cleared John Gilec, Shorealitch, clothier. lower' several thousand barrels in bond sold at 245. 9d., at their own and sup! 1 . educes, pi Ip , for this part. Azarian, Phillips, hence at Gibraltar.3l9.itors Caarles laootli Josias Thomas Harrison, Haydon-street, Minoriea, London, which' price they are still buyers.-Malt and Malting Barley " cooper, dull, at Is. per quarter decliee.-Beans and Pease unaltered. and Rev. C. Morrall. OF I a 1 Cort Adler, Unger, hence at Christiana. Ranger, Chambers, hence for Rio Janeiro at Torbay, with Bishopsgate. London, cabinet maker. John Slanay, Wellington•place, Hackney, and Skinner-street, Oats, from the limited quantity on offer, maintained our last currency, but without any extended demand; these quotations LIVERPOOL INFIRM 1 William F,oward Houghtow Guillaume, Botley,liampshire, are for the moment little better than nominal, and Oatmeal was DISCHARGED: In-patients c loss of - bulwarks. • timber merchant. further depressed in value 3(1. to 6d. per load, though, at the request, 4; Made Out-patient Ferozepore, Grant, hence for New Orleans, at Cairn Ryan. DIVIDENDS. same time, in better demand at the decline. ADMITTED: In-patients, 21; 0 a ; The Queen Victoria, from •Quebec to Plymouth, woe towed Jan. 16, T. Beilby, Leeds, flax spinner -Jan. 9, Rand F Glo- Notwithstanding the large arrival of Indian Corn the market the week, 7 ; Remaining. in the as I .into Kingstown Harbour y y, , esterda with loss of rudder, by ver, Leeds, dyers. was not pressed by importers , and was cleared of goodr e ll ow Consulting Surgeon, J. Dew the-Minerva (s). - CERTIFICATES and mixed at prices rather in favour of sellers; one or two C. li. Wilson • Apothec 7 i . Lord Nelson. Cunningham, from New York, and Betsey, At- To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the floating car goes were also disposed of. White Corn .difficult of Visitors, T. A. Hope and 1 it. .kinson, frog Terceira, both at Cove. . . day of meeting. :ale. Corn Meal 155. ed. to 16s. per barrel. Rev. W. Blundell ; Treast BELFAST, Dec. 3.-A Russian barque, from Liverpool for - -.. ..• , c.....,.. 0„..„..n. \ . chin land brio. att, in Jan. 3, W. Maury, I.iverpool, merchant-Jan. 4, W. -Ikea sae• ------ ---eeee-a--e-aa- ........-eas - 0 arrsumuvirxT 1.1.1 - ISATT A L -,alarhets. -..C153..-- do noL ..,ed to buy more work. In the cloth market shirtir es. The middle and better qua more in demand again n - 1 the highest y .en makin; 'ring trade, --- ' BELFAST, MC. ii.—tv nuabizan ... 4 .,, ... „ , _ ............. --- Danzic (supposNl the Stadt Colherg,) a ship, andi:iig, - ;e - in . Jan. 3, W. Maury, Liverpool, merchant—Jan. 4, W. Rees and E. Roberts, Liverpool, joiners. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET,The. 5. NORT the Lough, wind bound. CERTIFICATES Wheat, 54 qrs., 0 .t -- 2 ss. 9d. 13 ,, qr. ; total, £123 108. l(1. ADM VI 7 To be confirmed by the Vice-Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy,recomme SATURDAY, 9th DECEMBER.—Wind S.W., fresh. Barley, 110 qrs., 0 .61 13s. 8d..4> qr.: total, .tlB5 3s 411, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before Dec. 29. Oats, 9 qrs 0 .61 Is. Od. ii , qr. : total, e 9 es. ed. Relieved 1 SAlLED.—Esperance, Kirkpatrick, and Ariacine, Thompson, J. Holt, Bury, Lancashire, tailor—T. Boddington, Salford, for Alexandria—Flora M'Donald, M`Pherson, Bombay—Lau. Lancashire, baker. . - Cons eel, Burnley, Tampico — Elise, Volkertsen , Laguira—Alabtoree., SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE Su 4 Cowan, Brazils--erapnina, Goble; Bonita, Killey,and William E. Renton, Glasgow, writer—D. M'Donald, Loch-Inver, far- MARKET, DECEMBER 9, 1848: , . E. 9 Russell, Goulding, Pernambuco—Superb, Perry, Mobile—Lan- mer.—A. Watt, Edinburgh, cabinet maker—J. Barnet, Glas- s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. : All 4 ceshire. Hadley, and Lady of the Lake, Smith, Savarnah—J. gow, superintendent of buildings—T. Paterson, Old Monkland, H . ny. old, 201 h O7O 0 8 1 Potatoes, '4) , 90/b. W 2 H. Glidden, Child, New Orleans — Warringsford, Chi veil, Bal - Lanarkshire, farmer—W. Adams, Perth, coal merchant — W. N ew timore—Shenandoah, West, Philadelphia—Naomi, Wright; Ovenstone, Leith, merchant—A. Ogg, Aberdeen, land surveyor Clover 8 . ' Cambria, Hall: Cambridge, Peabody-; Caleb Griinsbaw,Hoxie, and Inverury, gas manufacturer. Ditto, Green . i and Marmion, Freeman. New York—Prince of Wales, Jones, Manglewurzel .. 0 0— 0 0 Cattle oo o 0 9 Beirout—Prospect, G r iffitha,Genoa—Ordovia,Jar v i s ,Gib ra ltar MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. 0 I —Mersey, Steele, Lisbon—Wakulla, Hutton, Malaga—Arundel, Dec. Gair, Palermo. 12, George Hughes (2nd) Hour. District Court, 11 Straw, Wheat .. 0 21— 0 3 Turnips, le. ton .17 0— 10 6 Oat 0 2 0 3 Carrots Ditto, 11 Barley .. . ... 0 2 021 Manure Hoses 24 0— 27 0 0; Mad 4 0 n 0 I I --- 12, William Martin (2nd) - 6 Dead, 0 Urania, Walters—Lady Sale, Young, and Shield, James, 12, Joseph Lawrence Butler (2nd) Ditto, II -----'- --- --=------,, mated, l' & hence at St. Petersburg. 1?, Anderson, G arrow and Co., ( p roof and div.) Ditto, 11 PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S Patients 2 Adam Smith, Gourley, hence at Buenos Ayres. 12, Warden and Wanostrocht (proof and div.) Ditto, li MARKET, DECEMBER, 9, 1848. 50. Tot: I Danzic, Shell, hence at Danzic. 12, Richard Walker Opeushaw (Ist) Ditto, 11 s. d. s. d. I a. d. s. d. Con: 6 Amalia, Radman, and Rapid, Kotelboter, hence at Swinne- 12, Thomas Cooke (Ist) =uncle.. 14, JohriGreenshields & Matthew Strang(2nd) Ditto, 11 m utton ..... ~. 0 5 6 7 English Ditto - 0 0— 0 0 re I ()must, Haistman, hence at Helvoet. 14, James Ingram (2nd) ;9 Icarus, Wright, from Antwerp, for this port, at Cowes. 14,' Robert Lewis Evans (2nd) Ditto, 11 Do.. bind qr.. ). Ditto, 11 Lamb, fore qr. foi Palmerston, Johnston, from Miramichi at Cove, Fouls, an. Couple 2 6 3 0 tWoodcocks 6 0— 0 0 a" 1 " .1 7 0 0 0 0 3 14, Joseph Beresford (2nd) Greyhound, Mart, from Terceira at Cove; lost foretopmast 14, Isaac Newton Pearce (audit) 1 and topgallant yard. 14, David Jones (audit) Ditto, 12 Bacon 0 0 0 0 Chickens 7 Sultana, from Maceio, at Falmouth. 15, Matthew Sibson (2nd) Ditto, 11 Hams oo— 0 0 Geese 26— 6 0 6 Mary Queen of Scots, Wilcox , fr om Buenos A yres at Deal. 15, William Weddle (special) Mr. Pemberton's, 12 S a l m o n 4 Isabella, Cooper, sailed from Havana Ist Sept.—Havana 15, Alfred Johnson (Ist) . District Court, 11 Soles I Parket_ and Lahore 2nd Sept., all for Cork, and the Hazard ADMITTED: Accident Total Intl ur, 2 ; DiE J. M. I PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, DECEMBER. 9, 1848. B. d. 8. d. I a . d. 8. d. Beef sp tb 0 41to 0 7 Grapes For.? lb 0 4- 0 6 Mutton ..... ~.. 0 5 6 7 English Ditto .. 0 0 - 0 0 Veal 0 5 0 7 Eng. P. Apples.. 4 6 0 0 Lamb, fore qr. Do.. bind qr.. ) 0 0— 0 0 ' F owls, .I' Co uple 2 6 3 0 tWoodcocks .... 6 0— 0 0 Fresh Pork B acon 0 0— 0 0 Chickens Hams 0 0— 0 0 Geese 2 6 6 0 Salmon 0 0— 0 0 Grouse Soles Cod Fish Turbot Haddocks 0 0— 0 0 'turkeys.... each 2 6 8 0 Whiting 0 0— 0 0 Partridgesa.brce 2 0— 2 6 Fresh Butter Salt Ditto 0 8— 0 "10 Plovers Eggs v 124 8 0— 0 0 Filberts 1 3 0 0 Potatoes, v. Peck 1 2 1 5 Wild Ducks Pheasants, brace 4 6 5 0 Rabbits 1 10 2 2 =uncle,. ()must, Haistman, hence at Helvoet. Icarus, Wright, from Antwerp, for this port, at Cowes. Palmerston, Johnston, from Miramichi at Cove, Greyhound, Mart, fram Terceira at Cove; lost foretopmast and topgallant yard. Sultana, from Alaceio, at Falmouth. Mary Queen of Scots, Wilcox, from Buenos Ayres at Deal. Isabella, Cooper, sailed from Havana Ist Sept.—Havana Packet, and Lahore 2nd Sept., all for Cork, and the Hazard 28th Aug. for Falmouth, and have not since been heard of. TORERMORY, sth Dec.—City of Limerick, Maxwell, from Li verpool for Newcastle, went on shore to the northward of the entrance to Loch bourn, 3rd Dec., and subsequently caught fire, vkhich in a short time was subdued, without doing any ma terial damage. Crew saved. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, 4th Oct.—Tile Mona, or Mary, with a Destination. S'IIAIIPTON STATION METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER, BY MB. C. H. CHADBURN, 71, LORD-STREET Lisbon . Madeira ATIAOSPIIERIC Temperature Humidity ad -Wind S.S.W., SUNDAY. DECEMBER 10. — ARRIVED.—Meg of Meldon, Rickerty, and Mirzapore, Hick an, from Calcutta—Sir Charles Napier, Teare, and Columbi ` LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. Direct. Indirect.' ,Dircct.l Indirect ~. .. Aug. - ' Oct. ... .. Oct. 'Manett, New Australia Bahia .... 81Lima ! . 231Maranliam Oct, 24, 9Mobil'Mauri e tius I •. 1 6 . , 2I• Monte Video .. 21 New Orleans .. —New 'York_ Nov. 221 19 1 Pernanibuco. Oct. 31 28`Itio Janeiro.. 4l,Savannah ; :. 4St. Helena , .. 7iValparaiso ~, .. toria, from Quebec—Fleta, Al`Donaia , rrom ttautax, •m — Start ' , Quick, from Terceira, and Rosanna, Gibson, from Ce phalonia Barbadoes Bombay... B. Ayres . Calcutta . C. G. Hope Sept. 3 Nov. 1 Oct SAILED.—Sophia, Mack, for Africa—Mary Bibby, Archibald, a—Conchita, Bidaguren, and Dolores, Urquiola, for Margaret, Jackson, Mr Jamaica—Ritsow, Johnston, ' . -M. Holland, Luscombe, and Elizabeth, Stone, 's—Bay State, Procter, for Boston—Albion, mss Alice, Phillips, Charleston—Greenock, , r; Mary Caroline, Delaney, and Coro- Mobile—Elizabeth, Moffatt ; Alice wit. Nev; Orleam—Arncrira, Demerara , Havana-1. for Trinidad Nov. I 1 Charleston China , and Evng. of for Iltwoos Alp Wylie; and' Pri ing, rain Demerara Havana .. Walker; lielta, :(i0 mandel, Broadfoot, fqr too, ilute,ttnd John Ottryow, ColA La Guava 5-Vera Cruz MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, DECEMBER 9. More disposition has been shown for business during the past week, particularly in flour ; but the disinclination of many holders to take the prices which have recently been submitted to, prevented that extent of transactions which would other wise have taken place. More firmness however has generahy been apparent. At both Liverpool and Wakefield, yesterday, considerable business was done, and some advance was realized upon Wheat. Our market to-day is well attended. A fair bu siness is doing in Wheat and Flour, at less irregular prices, and the cheap bargains of last and the early part of this week, seem for the most part to have disappeared. Other articles steady wit' -- lod—te demar WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. DEC. 8. This week there is a considerable falling off in the supplies of more disposition sl►own by millers to buy Wheat, which ena bles rather advanced rates to be obtained. Barley is not so The demand for Out and Shelling exceedi y limited NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET, IER 9. supply of Wheat to this day's Is from abroad ard cozstwise are only to ion in value on the rates of last S, Iting Barley very difficult to dispose of, as the a rge, and exceed the wants of the trad . Oats are in Jar both trim our . a and coastwise are scarcely maintained. There apply; !his v CORN MARKET, Dcc. E 12s Od to las Od Second Flour.. 16s Oil to 20 Os Od to Os Od Indian Corn... 32s Od to 34 9s 0,1 to tts 6d (per 4801b5.) FILL MARKET, DECEMBER G. r of Beasts was larger than last week, and of vE middling quality in general, from 4(id. to sid., an( An 43d. to's d., and mos .auch the an es last wer* Number of Beast LEEDS FORTNIGHT CATTLE FAIR, DEC. 6. At our market to-day the show of Cattle was an average one, and the quality , mood ; there was rather a thin attend- Red 39/ to I f buy left on hand; 6s. 6d. was_ the top _ price, and many v ow as ss. lA. per si Of I6lb. Theriwere about 3000 - Sheep fOr sale the trade ra ther dull at 50. to 52d. for the best Sheep, and a purtion wen' off at sd. Nearly all changed hands. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, DECEMI The market csa having partially recovered from the depression of cast week, say about 28. per cwt. Beef, 345. to 445. per cwt, sinking offal. Mutton being generally in ferior, was rather difficult to sell at from 33d. to sd. a, per lb., off sink ; Veal 6EI. per lb. A large number of on sale, but generally smaller than heretofore—prices varyin from 38s. to 425. per cwt. nett. It appears there is more difT cult} , in feeding—good Bacon kinds having at onro 11 and inferior remain. STATE OF TRADE The amount of business in this market has ig the week Pric fernier very full rates, for most dsecripilons, are realizeA and, in some instances an advance on the current rates of Tuesday has been asked. In the yarn market a pretty brisk demand has been maintained for Indian numbers, more especially ru n . iw g which are now relatively higher than the .e number. The German houses are ry, but not. giving out orders beyond the moment, in order to ensure arrival )ssible. befr.— " sing of the navigation. 's to a fair extent, but T. cloths; the - former are very scarce advance of ljct. oer orders, were not inclined to accept further contracts, except at the ad ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET.—There has been a good de mand fora)l sorts of flannel goods, and a full average quantity sold. Prices generaliy same as our last. The wool market has been moderately brisk. Broke: , , d skins fetched the former prices, and foreign wool may be qu 'ed a shade lower. The- . . • .--•-• hid. the here is at market-day to what there was th 11RALFOR1).-WOOIS : . Ket, in consequence of the rece - augmented purchases, is worse supp ied, and there is a _.,ess in the stock not observable for some months past. consequently prices are firm at last week's quotations. Noils and hrokes present no material change either in price or de mand. Yarns: There is decidedly more doing both in carded .and combed yarns, not only for shipment, but home consump lion, and at some advance in prices. Pieces: There is nothing material since our last as regards the transaction in goods, the warehouses there is a better demand for ►ods, principally for moreens, which meet with a ready sale. `nr the continent, and the spin- ners are fully emp!oyed. In consequence of the late advance in wool, they have asked, and pretty generally obtained, a corres anding advance in yarns. The wool market remains firm, in some sorts there is a moderate amount of business 13 I 4 Ril C ❑iet market here this wed ,shy Dock Id Lincoln is season of the year ; as many to take .down their stocks for .rers engaged in br;nging out THE CHARITIES SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL, DEC. 6 UCK.¶AI s') Er 100 Bi 38 Br ham &Dcr ;ham and Gloucestc and Gloucester £5( WEEKLY REPORT. INDOOR: Cured, 9; Relieved. 1; Dead, 1; Entered, Under treatment, 64.—Otrrnoon : Cured and relieved, Dead, 0: Entered, 27 ; Under treatment, 30. Cha '-^„ 11ev. Thomas Nolan, A.M.; Treasurer. B. P n. Visitors, Rev. 3. Robberdi and C. LilaMao' : Home-Surgeon, Mr. Thos. Morris; Assistant House surgeon, Mr. Thomas Armstrong Cammock ; President Jos. B. Yates, Esq. 114 IFS/ .31 5/ Oar( 100 Newcastle and CI 25 Quarter shares LIVERPOOOL DISPENSARIES Vtanher of New Patients entered on the Dispensaries aurinfi the last week Books of the SOUTH, 1, I,IIPARLIANTIM advice and medicine at the institution,22•L , at their own houses, and supplied with medicine, y, , 319.—Visitors, Charles J. W. Williams, John R and Rev. C. Morrall. D. H. GIBSON, Secret Itock. l Nc 1* Half shares—. 6 Quarter shares New Quarter shares (Scrip) Third shares LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, DEC. 9 pref. (late 'I 'orth Union. Ditto . DISCHARGED: In-patients cured, 28 ; Itelieve'd and at own request, 4 ; Made Out-patient, 3 ; Irregular, 3 ; Dfiad. I. Aom tyrED : la-patients, 21 ; Out-patients, I ; Casuals during the week, 7 ; Remaining in the House, 190. Consulting Surgeon, J. Dawson, Esq.; House Surgeon, Mr C. B. Wilson ; Apothecary, Mr. J. Newton ; Visitors,'. Htme and H. - Lawrence, Esos. • ‘" Itev. W. "reasurer. NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT, DF:CEMBER 9 S; Medical and Surgical Cases ui)ur at & M. Canal :ending a n the Ho! Surgeon for the ensuing week, Dr. Asnutu.. E. Jones •, House Visitors, Darnel Neilson and Jaques Myers, F—sqs.; House-Surgeons, Mr. Tearne and Mr Wall ; Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq.; Char' w,„.. Main, Rev 2 Oldham Al 3 Oxford, Worcester, & Wo' 100 St. Helens It New Pre !offish CE liremrsbui.y and Birmingham 17 Si) rwaby & Chester, late N.W.111 2 - iSlhrewshury and Hereford oe BIRKENIIEAD HOSPITAL AND DISPEL ER 2, 1848 qS.A.RY, 17/Slit 1 I I wsbury. and Chc HOSPlTAL.—Admitted, 0; Discharged—Cured, I ; Relieved, 0; Made Out-Patients, 0; Not Benefitted, 0; Irregular, 0; Dead. 0; Remaining, 7. DISPENSA RY.—Out-Patients—Ad wittel, 37 ; Discharged, 20; Dead, 0; Remaining, 207: Home Patients—Admitted,l9 ; Discharged, 11; Dead, 3; Remaining, 50. Total since January 1717. Consulting Surgeons, Messrs. Stevenson, Dixon and Smith ; Surgeon for the ensuing week, Mr. Jennette ; Treasu rer, Mr. R. Bryans, Jun. ; House-Surgeon, Mr. Mac dougall. Francis Hairp, llonorary Secretary. Visitors for the ensuing week, Messrs. Hind and Willoughby. o pref - .1.11•1M• PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST-OFFICE, DEC. 9. 50 !South bevc Mails desp'd ; I Last Packet Next Packet from London sailed. due. , swestry ster nev 50 (South Eastern and Dove 24 New shares, No. 1 .. 22 New shares, No. 2 .. 25 Cons() ICI j No. 4 Smith IV IS.Yorksl Stirling t 1 7th, 17th, IPacha. , t 1 97th efl 1 ... I Next Mai) c. 7,(lue Dec. 16 5 I Origi• 25- G.N.E. 8 Ditto ;tack. York and North ;Millar 23 F,. & W. Riding Este, 10 ' Preference shares 11111S11 LINES, E 0 Belfast and Ballymena 33 Cork and Bandon Drogh A Dundalk and Enn Spain f an, ,t._ Gibraltar every month M a lta &lonianlslandal 3rd and 20t 'lndus Next Mall G r eece and Egypt.... of every I Nov. 20 due Dec. 18 I n dia, Ceylon,& China ., month. 25 Londonderry ar 25 Lontiondeni and 45 M 1?3 Half shares 20 Newry and Warrenp, 474: Ulster 20 Boulogne an 7i Dutch Ellen Great Western Canada 50 Jamaica 1 Jamaica Extensic 12 Northern of Fran (1) Brit.Col.in W. Ind. (except Honduras & B e rmuda,) For. Col. 2nd and 17thLvon in W. Indies, except ' of everY Havana, Venezuela, month. and Madeira 7 Orlcans,T( 11 :Paris and I 20 'Paris and Orleans. 20 Paris and Rouen . 9 Paris and Strasbur 20 ;Rouen and Havre. 20 Sambre and M PIM Next Mail 2 due Dec. 22 100 { 100 (2) Mexico& Havana . I2nd of ever} i l month only. (3) Berilinda St. Juan d e Nicaragua, and 17th of ever, New Grenada 17! Next Mail 75 Nov. 171 due Dec. 22 100 it I Next M-i' Stock ck Nov. 17 due Jan. 7 20 10 H M Pcterel HM B Crane 10 with' Nov. 6 Dec. 2,4 F Pri : Strasburg and Basle. Tours and Nantes West Flanders BANKS, & Bank of Liverpool Borough Bank Commercial Bank Liverpool Banking Company M'chester & L'pool Dist. Bata North and South Wales Bank Royal Bank Preference 7 ct Union Bank L'pool &London Fire& Life Ins New shares Marine Assurance Company Royal Assurance Company L'pool United Gas Light A ss.,l entd. to a .e 25 share at par I Ditto £lOO shares Quarter gbares Anderton Carryins; Cmpany Exchange Bui!din LiverpoOl Every Fri-N day. Pacifc Steair Rock Ferry.. Steam Tog Com Mir „d” are at a discount lb , •• • • I " R,' denotes Share JAC. 13 ' The quotations ularketi "C " are for easii. DailylDirec-; tion 3 I Nine Six registering 'Difference of at t" therinometer Wet and Dry Rain. Noon. rr Ca.m. I p.m. Max. Min. bulb. D e , Pee. I Dee. In. 29•93 30'15 46 43 In. I In 1%V.N.V1 6' 30'15 - 45 71 29'36 29'58 51 _ _ 41 . 1 43 1 0'49 .5.5.w.4433 0'22 iw. s.w 52141 0 06 i s s.w. 54 1 50 - sm. 5750 54,45 ' s.w. 8 29'67 9! 30' 11 1 30'04 30'10 THEWHATHEV lernoon, bail ; even -Bth: ; ni7lll, light rain.--ott night. clouded..-10th ; bright ; night, and light rain. , and last - ireek's prices s no further decline in the WISBECH CORN MARKET. DECF,.. There has been a very small show a Wheat here to day, and '-qnce of 2c ' was readily given tor all best samples. I DER 9 )t pretty nearly 425. to 4 LEEDS CORN MARKET. DEC. 5. - -w , rfige supply of grain to-day. Wheat met a last week's rates, and the market C, DEC. ( FALMOUTH STATIO Madeira, Brazil LI VERPOOL STATION. Brit. N. America, Ber muda. au4 U Notes I LIVERPOOL SHARE LIST. SHARES. RAILWAYS 17 0 18 I 4!..4 d New sl Yesterday's Sales Prices. yesteriby 50 !Aberdeen 44 Ambergate & Fastern Junction 25 Arbroath and Forfar. 471 Bedford, London, &Birmir 10 Birk'head, Lancash. & 27i late C. &11 13} Do 3irmingham and Dudley ... 3irmingliarn and Oxford Jun allot); Blackburn, Clitheroe, a:,(1 West Yorkshire, No. 1. I ; Ditto & North Western.. (A), Quarter shares (late Lrailteed 6 per cell If shares D', Leith & ( . - :1 stock s No. 1 :,:cotland Sell) v Bury St 3.8.& B. L. Sz B. e W. R. t and Wyre Three-q pool, Crosby, & Southport 1, & N'cast. June Fifth share liten 8z , s (1,. & M.) 30 H uddersfield 10 Third share 50 Leeds and IN. South . Wesiert •en re sh Sheffield 60 10 19 156, I late G Stock. IS Stock. 6 .. 14 19 14..1 - (1 39 .. 41 14 .. 12 (1 12 .. 10 (1 203 ..205 141 ..143 3i..9 d 124.. 124 d ci 6'1.. C-4 and lljry li.. 2,~ J Coierair illen 51.6 I 5}..5 d 3..3} d 6k..6 d 1 1 8i.. 19i I 6 1. •71 I 15 d 10k.. 85.. 86 s ..2~r P -34 P I f.i..01 1 p 33 .. 13 30.. 31 I i P 2.. 3trtl3s, IrEauttaqes, anb Eratbo. BIRTHS On the 20th ultimo. at Koasov P Rev. H. BURNEY, of twin daughters On the Ist instant, in ewingLun, the wife of Mr. J. ATKIN SON, of a &tighter. Kent, the lady of the On the 2nd instant, in Uni DUGUID, of a still-born son On the 3rd instant, at Oakfield, Hillhead, Glasgow, Mrs. T, terrace, Aberdeen, Mrs. WM fe of thi Rev. Cano On the 5 !t, Mrs. JACK- On the 6th instant, of Lodge-lane, of a son Same day, at Ldinbi WM. COCHRAN of a daughter. On thf , Bth instant, in Priory . _ ficial influence of chlora On the 10th instant, JONES, of a son. CHARLES W Yester . day, at Bootle, ter, under the benetich Same day, MARY street, Richmond-row, lively and stronr. but LOR, of a ,daugh- ie parents, we iN, of Waver On the 29th u lel. to Miss CA , of Great Presco of OM arch, cliffe-bridge, to MARGAII WESTON, of Birkenhead, Same Mr. SA lane. On.th natant, at o, Mr. .t 0 LING. of I the Pev. A. Kliox den, Yorkshire, t Birkenhead. . —. same day, at St. M.A., Mr. }AMA „Judoc mty, Barton, to .1 Esq., of Augl ICaptain ALI (I:,y, at St place, Glasgow, the house ( Boyd, WM. PATON, Esq. of ROBERT Al Idauglitc Cheshir i Y' st St. Peter's I togiii:4,l ( EDWARI)S. y,DAV Qnrne day, at 1 r. it( 1B M.A., 3 a of the 1 GEOR( ion. and Alost E I only d aine flay 8 IN TI-IM d BETH, :er of Mr. RICHARD Rev. W. i FELTO. M. Fall IN, of P I, by the JD, of Todmoi xz WArI'TS, of :RS. Esq.. ( It TAYLOI South-street, Rev. D. D. Stewart M. DEAN. e, 'ht. lion. ghter of )11 of C. J. 'put v-chair s AMELIA T of the Right t o I of Calo. Che clay, at St. I T, HENRY PITT, of Gr THOS. LOUIS. 'tli Regill of W. Weare. Ker ate of t ton, near Chester, lo LIANIS, Little Wooltc On the Bth instant, JONES, to Miss JANI Same day MARY APGA VI Same day and place, Mr. J ANNE GRADY. Lately, at one aged 103 and - theother Lately, at Peter lict of the Rev. IN :ely, of api 3011 NS previous On tin Captain day, aged On the 11 Est, at A Id builder, t e: ton. On the 22nd ultimo, a in of Captain WM. SU7 On the WORTH 27th ult., njed of M. WILLIA BARTI of Mr. HU M PH RI ame day, ag late Mr. GEOttGE 1 toms at t On the going illnes native of this town ,t an ad% GARET lIAM El Same day, at London, in ant of M on the sa WM. WA above. baker can On the ups'alds pf: fifty T 2nd instant LIAAI, s, Senior-terrace, To);tetl Same day, aged 21, I DICKINSON, innkeer iime day; at his rt r a few hours' ill irnercial traveller, SELL, staff officer of a and late of the 93d On the 3rd instant, 11 ton, Pr( the Coil !ge ; and of Mr. GEORGE Li formerly 'eipecfed by a large number of acquaint- ship-bread I a few home "Rof of 11r.-FONN of Mr. MOSES )er Broughton, Manchester, (21, Mr. ALEX. M'LELLAN, :aged 48, Captain J. A. W. T. RUS -I'ensioncrs for the Chester district, atheiot n after of the council of the nal honour, pital, apt d 10 months, RICEIA RD, sixth son reet, Lontkm- 74th yen r, VH, re THOMAS CRICHTON, Feq., of Auchinskeoch, writer, and late provost of the burgh lav, in Canterbury-str A, which he bore with Chr Dumfrie ;ect 40, Mr fter a severe illness of four fortitude and resignation, . . s peace I).NIONDSON. c .01:T, relict of the Elizabeth Mort, Rev. James Same day, iii Clifton-park, Birkenhead, . son of the late Mr. THOMAS MAYNARD_ Same day, at West ClilFe, Preston, ELIZABETH, wife of H C. GORS'I, Esq., deputy-clerk of the peace of this county. Same day, at Prompton, in her 90th year, and 44th of her widowhood, SARAH, relict of SAMUEL ROSE, E sq ., e di tor of cl 16, WILLIAM friend and corresiinr Same day, inaliay it of the poets Vowper and II ayley. l's-green, West Derby, aged 75, MA& THOM TIN HAIGH, Req. Same day, aged 76, _ NETHERTON PARKER, Esq., of Sweeney-hall, near Oswestry, a magistrate of the county of Salop. Same day, Mr. HARRY NEWNHAM GARRETT, son of the late Lieut. E. Garrett, R.N. Deceased was washed over board from the Chester and Holyhead Company's steamer Scotia, (luring a violent hurricane, in the Irish Channel. On the sth instant, at Lynipatone, ❑ear Exeter, aged 23, SARAH, the wife of Mr. GEORGE JOHNSON, of Hock Ferry, Cheshire. Same day, aged 36, Pi. John-street, Blackburn. Same day, at Stoke, Lady ASHBURTON. Same day, in his 66th year, Mr. GEORGE BLAND, of Garra way's Coffee-house, Change-alley, Coralll, London. On the 6th instant, it her father's residence, Daulby-street, wife of Mr. HENRY HUNT, and daughter of Mr. James Duffy. JOHN CARRUTIIERS, draper, I JAM game da} : , in his miller, Kirkdale Nev b year, Al y, in her 67th yea HAYWAR - O, RICHARD BURROWS ALICE, wife of 11 ANNE JEFFERIES I, relict of wife of toe fourth Iktnn- the late AIt;ISAAC HAWDEN. Same day, of consumption, aged the Rev. H. CASTLE, Wesleyan M. son of Captain R ter a kw clays' illness wife of Mr. .RICHA ltl) PI LK I NGTO On the sth instant, aged 1 year an , FRANCIS, youngest child of Mr. I GBINDI 11. D. TI aged I years, MERVYN WILSON, fifth A RDSON, of Rock Ferry. year, ANN, ILLTAM Tat Orford- 3 of WALTEE year, ELLEN, the BARTON , ailni.aker he Rev. W. Ar liss CLARKE, M. WA son ,GNES 1.9 of Littlo4- :olonel WIL ;oldier, to .A d'MULVAHAN,the 93rd year,_ MARGARET, re- .UIiDET leacon a North. Injury from his st of California, N SON, m, 1, third H, w.f.!. of 1% ear, Mr 'OHN DIL erchant. I.RET, se- :Ifni and lin- :b, bytLeßev.V HUGHES EN, of t ide's uncl •ch, by t Mr. G. B. LL re-Royal ,lARINA DIED Nlr: ANDREW OLIVER, a GEO. BACON,