The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23 00:00:00

2,, 1845. SAlLED.—Sharpe, Woodward, for Azores—Lady Paget, Kemp. for Africa—Swea, Lofgren, fur St. Thomas—Mary. Frese, for Tfjg ----•".110--- ditto—Leona, De Sac s, for Havana—Albert, Itryen, tor De 'Al. —B DAY. Stsgtata DER 16.—Wind S S.E., moderate. Li b merara—Concordia, Dorr, for Boston — Splen did, Pettes, -- for Mobile—Avon, J. hnston. for St. John , N B.—Koenin gin E. " , 1 j , FtentieF, B: Ck St. Thomas—Egidius, Ilalewycke, t rtt ea n Vet k . • ' Louise. Blenk, I , r Rotterdam—Hartnonie, Schabe,ing, for q trer ~ 1 )ek, Milne, Ostend—Syria, Cox, Montreal— ditto—Cadmus. Stanford. for Dordt—Eart Stradbrooke, Dance, Ce , Corkh 11, Barbadoes— Vestal, Scott. Riga—Bridget, for ditto—Susanna, Dorwell, for Harlingen— Fneven, Burlinsoo, !Ilt4t....,,bon—Ocean, Kcckland, Elsinore—Auguste, Kirkhove, for Leghorn—Mary Wylie, Wylie, for Beir out—Tr iumph, Fu ge, l 'p . ', hn Bull, Crawford, y—Bomba Espoir, Morris, , n, Ant- for Riga. 'lJipptn3 httellignitt. 21-laritcts. , :I, Rob Roy, —, from Malta, at Cove 'i,,,:si i , n Milliga n , arrived here on the 14th instant, and not the Minerva, Briex, from Antwerp for this port, at Dover . iip, 4. 'LLs, as reported. Robert Gri ffi ths, from this putt, fur Amsteid .rn, at Milford, "Ilt, N" It Brothers, Valpy ; and Edinburgh, Lawson, hence Ain k B. with loss of sails F ells , . t .. . Ann, Robinson. and Cantab. Fercusrn, hence at Laguyra, C- Il tre, Simpson, hence for Pugwagi at ditto and both sailed 16th August for Puerto Cabello G iv , t !ss of Durham, Hogg, hence at ditto. Carteretta, Prideaux, hence at Newtoutinaud • bi k ci ""Lle, Poth , hence at Richibucto. Native Lass. Furuiss , hence at ditto Net e • Sumer o• ; Bradshaw, M'Main, and Yocatao, Hum- Lady Bassett, Carthew, hence at ditto 1: ,,_ h ence at Miramichi. i,:," ( Plest. wit—. llnn no. sat c....flpp Esk. Crocz ett, hence at ditto err. r. Tonfr,trom. hence at Abo . crop o yaroa, Winsee, hence at Newfoundland Luvia, Colomus, hence at Borgo W ill ! u I,l rane. hence at Galatz Clemance, Ninterman, hen: e at Antwerp 1..14:1r,,1”4.,.,y1. , n i rray, Grenon . , hence at Trieste Zephyr, Lurie, hence at Berbice this 'lt ky,."' u nu. Arith, sailed from Trieste for this port on the Undaunted, Barber, sailed from Rio Janeiro, for i port, . sdtit n"l'er Bellamy. hence at Palermo 12th July eler ' Mirzapore. Hickman, from Calcutta. at St. Helena ca 4 , Urnugh, sailed from ditto for this port 22d Aug. i riental,Wilr,on, fr. , m China, at ditto dil kh , Roche, sailed from ditto for this port 28th Aug. Vanguard, Walk.r, hence at ditto lith ~' and Jane, and Britannia, sailed from ditto for this port kj""@'Ust Sharorn.k, (steamer.) from tins port, for St. John's, N. 8., sprung a lake in a gale of wi d, on the lath September ; was bit Primo, Puccini, sailed from Leghorn for this port 2nd abandoned on the 15. h, in lat. 50 51, long. 10 50, in a sinking Ole ~, • state; crew saved by the Jane, fiom Pugwash, arrived in l'e ‘o,4o4ltondelle cleared at Gibraltar for this port on the 2nd Dank Roads ili n ` Priuce, (steamer,) with the mail for Dublin, and the King B ~C s ur oY ton. Pearson, hence at St. Petersburg Orry, (steamer,) from Isle of Man. were in contact last evening. ti : and Ann, Beil. hence at Copenhagen off the Clarence Dock. The King Orry had her larboard bow 44 '' American. Miller, from Dorchester at Dublin stove in, and was run on shore; the Prince proceeded. The 4 1 , 4 1 4 .1u5. ice, and Countess of Durham, Cobden, from Kertch King Orry was got off on the flood, and du cked. 4,,,nouth urns, Tregarthen, from Macre at ditto 1:0' Gales, from Taganrog, at ditto MONDAY, Serresinria 22.—Wind N.N.E. fresh. ht Jktr • Rk".l POINT, Sept. la.—The Ayrshire, Mackay, from Que- ARElVED.—Harriet Scott, Fowler, from Bombay—Melanthe, 10,11),.. 0 h a „,-ong up this day, got tonground on the north shore, 8.1141 from Alexandria—Undaunted, Ritchie. from 1 , 1. Pet eriAßirg— mqe. "'Y. She is expected et up to the anchorage next Fortuna. Maddison, from Danzic—and Niagnet, M`Wil iam, 1) 11 'RA from Levis' Straits. •.,.. 'ltem, Aug. 23.—The Tarholton, from Liverpool for SAILED —Ann Hall, Hubert, and New Zealand, Mackie, for ~as totally wrecked on the 14th July, on the Island St. John, N.B —Matilda, M'Kenzie, and A; ary, Ballatine, for Magdalens. Crew and part of materials Africa—Ashburton, Howland, for New York.—and Eliza Hey wood, Payne, for Sandwich Islands. ar, v ed , One of th CORN EXCHANGE, SEPTEMBER 19 The only alteration in the duties this week is an advance on Foreign aye to gs. Gd, an( on Colonial to is. per quarter; that on Foreign Wheat is not at present expected to recede below k t WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10.—Wind S.S.W., fresh. b etti 'L 'D.Flora, Mitchell, for St. Thomas, aud Mary, Addley, erara Bessy Robertson. Christie, hence at the Cape of Good Hope Cynthea, Terrence, from Mytelene, at Cove Patr ot, i;uy. from Zante, ditto Fanny & Jane. Lovering, from Leghorn • North Star, from Tetuam, ditto Parland, Smith, from Saidauha Bay, at Falmouth Isabella & Agnes, Cunningham, from thrall, ditto spy, Farrant, from Alexandria, ditto Ursula, Thomas, hence for Galatz, at Mlford, John & Henry, Ruggles, for Lowestoff, ditto 17s. per quarter. Since our report of Tuesday last we have received a fair sup ply of Irish produce, little of any article coastwise, but a large increase of Canadian Flour, besides 2 barrels from the United States, and a cargo of Indian Corn from Ibrail. Tile weather has again become very broken and unsettled, which appears also to have been the case in many districts of the country, and combined with very general complaints of de ficient yields ,1 the new Wheat, as also great variety of (malty - , nrings advanced rates from most other markets; here, during the last two days. we have had an increasing speculative de mand, att tided with higher values for bonded and free Wheats, Flour, Indian Corn, and Barley; Oats and Oatmeal have also met ir•quiry, with a similar tendency to amendment in price; and though the transactions have not been very extensive, the improvement appears to have been decided, and generaby esta blished. Influenced by the preceding causes, and the exposure of the be miantan sdale, Thomas, from Cubt at this port sailed 28th July. t et : was to sail next day for this port. illy bunlop, sailed from St. Helena for tins port on the nth lt r rt t, Fll „,! 4 a, Ilindrnarsh , sailed from Sydney, N.S.W.N.S. for this 'pi tip," l )craz , hence for Valparaiso, off Cape Horn on the 12th 111 4 9 sa er. hence for Windsor, N. S. at Liverpool, LONDON GAZETTE.--TUESDAY, SEPT. 16 rnd .4. Or. Hilton, and Charlotte, Moody, hence at Yarmouth, l o ftra n Cingane .e hence at Madeira u lN r , e rno : f l r l o iain, hence at Lisbon , from Quebc at Kinsale : , tore in i2ere_at Pentland Frith, for Wyburg lip 'caret Bo r :,1 Aro for St. Peters PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Futvoye and Modge, West Smithfield, dealers in medical sun. dries—C. Prater and Son, Charing-cross, army clothiers—J. S. Champness and E. Guignes, printers in fast colours on leather skins—Trimlet and Pemberton, 0% enders-street, plate engraver: _Kprota. and Harrow. Halifax. silk dressers —Newberg and Cc remaining harvest to Lequent heavy showers. every article of the trade at our Corn Exchange to-day was held with unusual A............... —A :In ..., n rtsy no exam dlr. hieher terms than were ob- 41, 1 .7..-- soyie, ScAt, hence at dic ..'lli n .filer, Sharp, from Calcutta off Portsmouth Deptford, Cripplegate. King Willlam-street, and Pall-mall, ma- "'"'" -- r ----• tirii ,;' l , B Fielden, Blackstone, from Manilla ; Clifton, Cox, nuracturer - , of waterproof aiticles—W. and C. Wright, Maid- tainable. . 'isk i t a i ieutta ; Tagus, RethloCk. from Madras; and Chandos, stone, hoymen—B. Price and J. Graham, Moorgate-atree ,attor- Of English and Irish Wheats, the millers bought to a fair ex Or al , 'e,nos Ayres, all at the Downs neys—Yorke and Cooke, South Shields. printers—Clegg and tent, at an advance of 2d. to 3d. per 701 b. upon Tuesday's rates, iti, l ...Lo?k, from Saldanha Bay; Mary Jane, Pearse, from Hinchliffe, Huddersfield, painters—H. Darby and J. H. Lee, and a few parcels wern taken by speculative buyers at that Otte r „ l .. t . .. 13 ; Mary Anti Henry, Roy. from Halifax; Rolle, Derby, woollen drapers—Bass and Bennett, Ipswich, corn amendment; sme cargoes of bonded red W heat also changed ;.7 . c..„'?. 11 . from Pictou; Thomas Hanford, Herbert, from Rue- chandlers —Berry and Co., Huddersfield, cotton dyers—J. H. hands . , for whicli 6 3 . d to 6s. bd. were paid.—Flour, of all de r_lih,,„`' •s Dunn, and Arlin°, M‘Nelll, from Taganrog; James Shearrnan and Co., St. Clement's-lane, merchants—Naider and scriptions, meeting s. n improved demand, home-made and Irish Ig h h t ." , Scott , from MN Wene • Hannah Isabella, Marshall; Symonds, Wood-street, glove warehousemen—W S . Day, Ross realized 2s. per sack ; and States as well as Canadian, both free t'sv e ' 47, Williams, and 4hynx, ' Connibeer, from Malta ; all at and Co., Cowes and Portsmouth, ship agents. ' . — ,11,,, BANKRUPTS. Of the former, under lock, several thousand barrels were dis %`"stant, Bacon, and Commerce, Croal, from Buctush, off _ 1 _ posed of at 258. per barrel. Barley and Malt remained steady in value, but were not rea dily saleable.—Pease and Indian Corn , still comma ndin g a k4 abetb, Carter, from Sicily off ditto lively sale, acquired 2s. to 3s. tier quarter over late prices.— VESSELS SPOICHN. Beans, likewise, were in tolerable request at an advance of Is. I er qua/ ter. Oats, attracting a moderate share of attention, fully suworted • • • —____- - .1......1.1. en nnncrimPrA and John Stevenson, Frederick-place, Hampstead-row, London, china dealer. Elijah r ook, Little Newport street, Soho, grocer. :oustalitinople, Ist instant, in lat. Roderick Ma kenzie, Hunt r street, Brunswick-square, and . ~'s Queen, hence for Quebec, 2nd inst., Broad-court, Walbrook, commission agent. c. Law.ence, hence for Bombay, 25 th July, James Taylor, Adam Adshead, Silas Garner, Joseph Warren, .ig. 1 s W— Caroline. h 2 nce for 1 eghorn , 1 ath W r ight Hulme, and Wi ham Barnes, Stockport, cotton mann. ,pe ce Gatt— Great Britain, from London , Beliena facturers. Hugh Jones Owen Madeley. Shrops 7 • Robert Kerr, from Belfast, all for Quebec , 21 st Aug. DIVIDENDS. - t—Rosolama. hence for Quebec, B th instant, in • • henry Pottinger, :4th August, off A: ticosti Oct . 7, F. Seldon and J. Mann, Old Trinity.house, Water-lane, th August, in lat 47, long. 6 , —Lady Fa- wine merchants —Oct. 6, R. Baxter. Sheffield. merchant—Oct. Wheat, 4 ,7 70lb ay for London, and James Moran, 19th 13. W. Fo d, Exeter, nurseryman—Oct. 9, W. Parsons. Bristol, Engli h new rg —Monarch. from Larne for Quebec, brewer—Oct. 23. B. Steadman and W. Arlie, Birmingham, but- Ditto, white ong. 51—To ii Moore, 2ist August—Ro- ton-makers—Oct. 8, L. Pearson. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, currier Irish red .. _, ..,... Lady Combermere, 23d August, in lat. CERTIFICATES Ditto, white —Triton, of Penz mce, 28th August, in lat 46, long. To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the Rye, English, lotig a 9. Ap,',"'t• 11,,' 4, t, 1 ,4 i!?. and 4 kt aa, 45.1 !ontinuing in favour for investment was is. per 240 dearer hire, surgeon PRICES OF GRAIN redi s. d 7 6 @7 9 lold 8 3 fa 8 6 7 3 —8 0 ^0..... 8 6 9 0 6 6 7 6 do. .. . 7 6 8 1 7 0 7 9 do, 7 10 8 3 day of meeting. Barley, English Scotch & Irish,p 601 t or Restigouche, 3d instant, in lat. 5!, long. 2. rotn Quel). c for London, 9th instant, in lat. 49, _Oct. 9, IL D. Walker, Eaton Socoa, Bedfordshire , innkeeper. ^or, hence, for Bath, 3d August, in let. 42, long. Oct. 9, J. H. Curtis, Soho-square, bookseller—Oct. 20. J. I Malt 'Co for Bordeaux, in lat 42, lon. 7—Dorothea, Stonehouse, Scarborough, mercer—Oct. 20, J. Lae. Tadcaster, 'nng 7—Palmerstott, from Bahia for Trieste, „ , J. Batchelor, Bath, butcher Li, v qr Yorks' ire, potter merchant—Oct. In, —Oct. 9. J• Burton y, Leek Wootton, Oct. 8, H. Cook, Liverpool, painter. CERTIFICATES To be granted by the Court of Review. unless came be shown 3.—Jamaica. Gibson, and Lawrence. from Jamaica— to the contrary on or before Oct. 7. 'lhotnpson, Qn-bec—Royalist, Coo- W. Lloyd, Live , pool, wine merchant — W. Dale , London.wall --Trinacria, Lagana, Palermo—liellechina setts. Genoa—F ederick, Glover. and Speed, St. boottn aker. .—Victory, Power, Prince Edward Islan4l—North Charleston from Texas, for this port, iSth August, in 0 0- THURSDAY SEPT. 18.—Wind W., fresh undried Welsh.... Beans. English, 4). qr.. 0 -- Scotch& lrish,liBoll3 0 -- Pease, English, white.. 43 0 —47 Do. & Irish.... maple 39 0 —4l SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS T. Scott. Kelso, cattle dealer. grey —137 Tares, rqr Flour,* 28011). English, fine Irish Oatmeal, 1 .of 2401fi1 r Irish. new Pg 4 N °- 2 • e. Rt. ; z Wiga =pmr.4 o,lv— g 4 a 4 g g w - .4 a SI VI F.?, •t A ti I'D a. . es . es A • • .. . . m . r.s) ce co rD zn . in rn .. iv tA "a ft. SI fo . .0 SI is ... N 14 p h - i, 0 2, 4 ",- LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, SEp - r. 22. ittle or no alteration to quote front last weeks prices ; a Amt, good supply, with numerous attendance of customers. paid. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT. 16. I i WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, SEPT. 16. Total quantities per Price per imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter 118 ,e 2 13 0 We have received into this port, sincu,,Tuesday last, n moderately fair supply of Wheat, Oats, egad Floui - , with a Wheat good accession of O.stmeal from Ireland, and a few par- Oats — eels of Grain Coastwise: the fresh arri vals from abroad ---e-e ------ consisting merely of 6,820 barrels of Canadian Flour, and LEEDS CORN MARKET, SEPT. 16. 210 qrs. of Pease from Alexandria. we have a moderate supply tit ad grain to tors day's market. I At the close of the week and last night. we had a few Old Wheat has , btained as. per qu rter advance on last week's showers, and the weather this mornin' appears uncertain, rates • new has been s .Id, red. at from 493. to 565., but the day time intervening since Friday havin g been for white. Beans must be qu - :ted is. per qr. dearer. fine, harvest in this locality has been going on with ho alteration can be noted. the same activity as before ; mean w hile complaints • from most parts of England, in allusion to the short SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, SEPT. 17. Wheat this year, continue to increase ; and We were well supplied v.iih stack to-day, and chiefly of good quality. Thu demand was a full average one. and we note both tthough in Ireland a deficiency in the yield of that g rain beef ~ncl mutton tl:e turn better to buy. Beet 5d to 6cl; mut is stated to be unquestionable, it appears to have been ton ad. to 64d. p er lb. more favoured by the season, and the injury sustained _ ___ _ _ there to be comparatively less than on this side of the WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, channel. At this day's market the trade for all descriptions of Th^ arrival of wheat to this day's market is good for the sea. Wheat was firm, and old samples were generally Id to 2d son of the . year Since ..ei Monday t. last, th harvct_ wili e w at r, her UD to that 1 has been , dearer than on this day week. the general qualities of n e w • til recovering the depression of Friday, at which, however, a moderate business only was transacted. , sack Flour was held for rather more money, and in a from Otis. to Cgs. Old Wheat meets fail . sale, both to u....___ few instances Is. advance was obtained , althou g h more and speculators. at fully 2s. per qurter advance. Beans are I 1s generally the sales were about parallel with th ose of last per quarter dearer. No alteration a in other articles. week. Canadian was in good demand at an amendment of Is. per barrel. Barley and Malt remained steady, Beans the turn dearer. and Pease being in good demand for export, real ized 2s. to 3s. per qr. over the late prices. Oats wire in moderate request, at an advance of ld. per 451b5., and Old Oatmeal must be noted Is 6d higher, whilst new reverted to our quotations of this day week. .t'3o7 8 0 up to 698. In Oats howery al bile. was 1 SEPT. 19. i progressing rapidly in this neighbourhood. The qua. ret.let lity of the saMp es of new Wheat that are offered to-day is mue improved, and we have a fair demand for them at prices varyin BIRMINGEIAM CORN MARKET. SEPT. 17. During the present weck, owing to the return of wet weather, and an advance in London and Liverpool, holders of 'Wheat - - r.. would not sell except at 4. rise or 25. per qa , trter .L. and grinding Harley no alteration. Fine oats till. per quarter higher. Bears rather dearer. Boiling Peas held for 2s. per qr. more money. " %et (30 . of "I. from S C. for Q 1,74, ac vt. diey, hei bat a"„",,t 3 k RI " Alexantir 1 ks ln ' a. . st a r N.B W. Glass, Aberdeen, seedsmat 4 k, y uovernor Halkett, Hilmar, from Quebec for Wal- W. Stewart , Glasg ow, g rocer qiy P upset in the river on Sunday last, has this tiikrated, and with the assistance of two steam-boats, been Q„:!_tq her place of discharge in Wallasey Pool ts„ . .jee Buckham, Sim; Beulap, Munro; and Chusan, all FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. . om 4 0 ulna, at the Downs ) troik. from Sincapore at dittc Inn Renwick, hence at Rio Janeiro Mar4aret from Valparaiso for this port at ditto h T. Gibbs and W. H. Cornforth, Liverpool, ship.brolors— Barber and C. Harness, London, packers—W. Smith and E Klaiber, Ivy.lane, London, bookbinders—G., G., 8., and J Nussey, Leeds, dyers—S P. ktackstraw and F. Atkinson, Victoria-road, Pimlico, London—J. Collins and T. J. Greaves, Manchester, commission agents—J. and F.. Kniverton, Stoke. .. e, and Eliza Bell, Bell, sailed from Smyrea for upon-Trent, Staff rd hire, woollen drapers—W. and F. Masters, Reading. Berkshire. painters—J. Butrerworth and Jr E. Beales, Manchester, drysalters—W. and W. J. T: Lockwood, Man chester, commission agents—H. P. Flasham and A. Ford, Lower 111lgrave-place, Pimlico, lAndon, soda water mann- th71,4;,,,en.:. 11 ‘, Fr" t .! -tth ul t, t. u- Carey. hence at Galatz Do lt 4 ' sl a. Arkley, from Alexandria at Malta, and sailed for this I t ` 7 tli ult Dort*lo co • 2 5tri 1 ! 1 Si tarc, tut. Pox, sailed from Malta for this port 26th ult. HIS IDENDS. Leien , n ' Oct. 13, J. Holroyd, Wheatley. Vorkshird, cotton warp maker mn...._ " e utine, Smyons, sailed from Marseilles for thla port 1 lth b - , ..t —Oct. 23, C. Sharratt, Walsall, Staff , rdshire, saddlers' iron ' H7gett. Reed, hence at Bordeaux monger—Oct. is, B. and T. R. Creigh, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 12 tli i:Y , Watson, sailed from Bordeaux for this port on the eartwrights. stint CERTIFICATES ja",y,ern. 'steamer.) hence at Havre To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the j,..e Baxter. Lanceman, and Da : id, Harrison, hence at Riga day of meeting. 14?nette Dcvoort, hence at Schelde Oct. 10, 3 S. Wood, Liverpool, wine merchant—Oct. 13, J. ti 4 u nlas Fielden, Blackstone. from Manilla at London Smith. St. Dunstan's-hill, London, ship-broker—Oct. 13, F. W. kr O s h ANRLLEs. sept.—The Hebe, Howland, from Liverpool Searle, A ielaterrace, Chelsea, cheesemonger—Oct. w istatitinople, h,s been wrecked on the coast of Asia Eastwood, Brighton, grocer—Oct. 10, J. Braithwaite, Morpeth. Northumberland, innkeeper—Oct. 18, S. South, Spittlegatc. Lincolnshire, malster—Oct. 1 , R. M. Herbert, Reading, Berk shire. tea dealer—Oct. 10, W. Hodges, King's-head-yard. Duke-street. Bloomsbury, hide dealer—Oct. 10, J. Smith, Southampton, corn merchant. Carr, from Alexandria at ditto, and sailed for this rac — t - uie r VESSEL. SPOKEN Ig7i George, hence for New York, on the 3'st August, in lat. 3.3 hamrock, (steamer,) for New Brunswick, 16th 1 % . 1 n at. 51, long. 11—Creole. hence 12th Sept., hi lat. 50, 1 7 , k; 1 -- Pampero from the lyde. for Batavia, 21st July in lit. 1 3th';` ) ng. 29 I'V—British Queen, from London for St. Thomas, ~,e,htember. in at. 47, tong. 14—Pat thian, hence for Virgi- SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. John Drummond, Edinburgh. wright, Sept. 24 and Oct. 15, at three o'clock, at the chambers of ldr. Junner, Edinburgh. '' l4 September. in lat. 51. long. 11—Grecian Queen, from j, • oheiro, for Constantino le, sth A ugust—Bnad cea, from 1 3 N 'tilles, in lat. 38: Blorenge. for Calcutta. Ist August, in lat 4 11 ' l °n• a 5 —Louisiana hence for lit.w Orleans, lath Sept., kt, 5 „ lon. 7 W —Adam Smith, hence for Rio Janeiro, 7th Sept., N t, • 4 9. long. Song orothea and Integrity, from this port. 1 p,1, 3 1 4 lat. 5 , l 17—Win , our CasVe, eth SeptemLer, in lat. 9—Alexander, henc7 for ralcutta, Sth Sept., in lat. 59, `k e ,• , 9-- Wm. Fisher, hence for Montreal, in lat. 411, long. 3 .- 11fir t, o . lth Sept., off Cape Clear—Tigris, irom Calcutta for this , 4 •th June. in lat. 39 S. long 44 E—Susan and Sarah, hence 4 84,7,ec, 17th August, in lat. 47. long. 43—Julia. hence for ~; t!, ;MK°, 3d ept., in lat. 19, long. 10-Ide ~ hence for Atrica, 1 4 1 t nr n rs ne. in lat. 29 S. long. 11 E — Thomas Dempsey, from Dub. 4 lat "emerara. 7th Ang., in lat. 21—Sahbatta, hence 7th Sept. Itht o on ir ni '. so, lon. lb— '.strea, hence for Miramichi , same day— , a Lun, hence for China. 3d Sept., in lat. 41, otig. 15—Sir o,. 3 acks, hence for Montreal, 9th Sept., in lat. 5 2 , 10118 John Norris, Glasgow. carter, Sept. 24 ana uct. 13, at one o'clock, at the office of Mr. Kippen, Glasgow. Wiliam Harley, Leith. ship master. Sept. 24 and Oct. 15, at two o'clock, at the new ship Tavern, Leith. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL SErramaan.. 2 Rowland Parry, (Ist) ... 23. Rohert Johnson sharp 24, James Wilson, (special) HOUR. District Court, 11 Ditto, 11 . Mr. Whitley's 11 PREMIUMS OF INS JRANCE AT LLOYD'S Outward LONDON & LIVERPOOL Jamaica. /211- ~eCtt l ; ti e ll Y. -- iie - n - Ce ." ,Sept., in lat. 4irion. 1 - -Conway Castle, '"r Cape Good Hope, 2cl August, in lat. 15 N, long. W . " 1 1 1 1erur, hence 22d August, in lat. 46, lon. 55. Leeward Isl. Dem. & Berlate Honduras Havana 25s O(1® 30 0 30s Od eAug.l 20 0— 0 0 20 0— 39 0 50 0-60 0 1 50 0-60 0 35 0-50 0 133 0-44 0 20 0— 25 0 15 0— New• York, Boston DAY. SEPTKMBER Ig harleston, Savanna: ik—ltveving Star. Green. and Duchess of Bucelengh, Euzen, Morritz, Dauttic—Elizabeth. ltodi, ;Messina — le, Penton. Gibraltar—Balfour, Overend, Bombay— •winferd, St. John's —Tigris. Ma's seri. and Nemesis. Peer Paul. Riga— Thais, Berthte St. Betershurg a. Nt•Fadzen. Denia—Matthew King , Canada British Nrort 25 0- 3) 0 25 0 30 0 Newfounalaud Brazils • - 25 0- 0 0 20 0 - 25 0 25 0-30 0 25 0-30 35 0 -40 0 30 0 - (W• 7 35 0-40 0 35 0-40 0 50 0- 60 0j 60 - 71) 0 River Plate 40 0I 35 0- 50 0 , 45 0- 40 0 40 0 - - 105 0- - 17 6 17 6- 10 50 0- 17 6- 30 0 - 6o U 40 0 20 o 17 6 0 0 40 0 115 0-20 ; I I ' s 0 20 0 T 5 0I 17 7- 6 20 0 20 0- 17 6- 20 0 20 0 - - 0 - 25 0 21 0 - 0 0 20 0 - -- 25 0 - 0 0 25 0 - 0 0 - 0 0 - mbria, (steamer,) Judi, ins, 11, lifax and Boston . from Old Calah . tr at this port ; sailed s th July. and Clarence Cove 10th July. The Dove sailed same day from ",! s e Cove, with toe crew of the Deios. of Bristol, lost off Logan, and the Duke, Bissctt, from Calcut.a at St v„ itiZe ' ;m ce aim of Muscat, and Mount Stewart El r,to hence at 11 vre 'stately, Dalglish. hence at Helmet "ugen, t Rams Kate. t.‘r this port V4fle, man Gonaives ; Argo. Fuller, trom Hali thtnivz" Ylaeao, Scott, from Quebec, all at Cove 1, 4 , " Pe „nurn. Thatteq. om Symi at Bristol. after being on s ke " 1 the coast of Portugal, but without any apparent tia- h r at h , is an to,,t, from Ha t4:40.. P -• . • - ta"b• Sept. 17 —The Devonia, Long, fr, m Livt:rpool to has put in here to-day with jib, stay. and forerigging ht 4 l eilt.t spritig, aad other damage. after being out 48 t ki reaching within 70 miles of 11,r port. St,PT. 20.—W,nd S. modern. 4,:t4 tP 1-0 arn —Mozvique. tram St John'tcs. N.B.— fri , m Jamaica—Celt. Millar, from Honduras— fromt's Quebec—Robert Newton. —. from h 4 otb 4 4 from Alexandria—Betsey, Doughty. fro.n Onega—Mail, G. r. ow, Batavia New South Wales Cape of tiood Hope Africa uibraltar Lima. Valparaiso, Cc Nialta, Sicily, &c. . , Smyrna and Consuont inople ,1 adeira Western Isles, Cape de Vcrd Lisbon Cadiz France Floßawl Hamburg. Bremen, &C. .. • gotteriburg, Stockholm Petersburg, Riga, Ric. Oporto PACKET LIST. GENERAL POST-OFFICE, SEPT. 20 :u2 g 2.-3 to)' =.l 03 . HULL CORN MARKET, SEPTEMBER 16 -- - We have again had a beautiful week of harvest weather, and much more progres- is now made in this district; farmers being thus actively e rs T i plo ,t y t e t d ,, m w a a r s k b ,t ut th a e s s m a n a l s e h s o o w f n o ! w W wh'eearte, very various, but condition better than last week, the prices ob tained were r,ther over those of last week ; for free foreign we have no inquiry ; a sale or two of bond has been effe,ted for export to Be;gium. Spring corn continues scarce, and in fair demand; of Pe s our stock is exhausted by sales for Belgium and Holland. DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT. 19. There was, generally speaking, an improvement in the qua lity and condition of the grain at this day's market, and higher prices were paid—say from 6d. to Is. in wheat, and 3d per bar rel in barley and oats. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT. 20 --- During the last three days we have had much heavy rain, and it may he estimated that one-third of the crop is still exposed to Addition to this. the deficiency in the crop of its erects. auusta , ”. Wheat becomes more apparent, whilst unfavourable reports of the Potatoes increase from various districts in all parts of the kingdom. There has, in consequence. been a steady inquiry Tor all arti cles during the week. at full and gradually advancing prices; and at Liverpool and Wakefield yesterday. a marked advance took place in Wheat and Flour, in which all other articles parti cipated, and a large business was done. To-day the appearance of the weather is more favourable ; our Exchange. however, is well attended, and we have a steady sale for Wheat and Flour at an advance on the rate , of our last of 4d. per bushel on the former, and 2s. per sack on the latter. Oats Id. per bushel ; Meal full is. per load ; Barley is. ad. per bushel; Boiling Pc as 3s. to 4s , and Beans is. to 2 s. per quarter higher. with a fair inquiry for each'. more money Is imp.' vu for all low feeding stuffs. Scarcely anything of the new crop is offering; new Meal much wanted, and would bring 325. per load. The trade on the whole exhibits much firmness and confi dence. COTTON MARKET-SEp. 20 Cotton continues in fair demand, but the market closes quiet ly, at last week's quotations of American. In Egyptian less bu siness is going on, but prices are firmly supported. In Brazil, a considerable business has been doing in Dahill, at full prices; Bernam and Maranham also maintain lull rates, anu are it fair demand. :urat is in very limited domand, but continuer firm in priee. The sales of the week amount to 38,50 bales, in. cludiny ►0,500 American, 700 Bahia, and 500 Surat on specula Lion, andbfor export, 500 American. I ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, From the 13th to the 2tth instant, inclusive. 420 Sea Island— -110 Stained 878) Bowed Georgi 7110 { Mobile mab a and Tennes I isgso rl Orleans 740 t Aricati and Ceara 2100 Bahia and Maceio 741 f Maranhain 1 Sawginned Minas I 1430 Egyptian . Batbadoes Peruvian St , Lague Common West India Carthagena M anilla 1,60 Surat Madras Bengal 38500 bales 0 0 0 0 Mictielina. 'tila—G arrow, . 0 4,trs7dt c 4 ktb 1) 4 Goble. for Calcutta — L. Dobbin , James , f 'Y —West Lothian, Bell, for tinntha M. rth —Europe, O r ltiqw ` 3l. New York—Samuel, Bunker, for ditto 0, , s e r. Crabtree for ditto—Atlas, iratt, for Boston—Earl I,,kt r iv r oule, fcr Valpar dso -Transit, Smith, for Antwerp— Gh:'„Bulley. for ConstantinopleLoochristie, Corn -Its, ls"L — Jnellerne, Jensen, for Iceland—Eliza Cornish, I. , c for Ilaples—Herkus Monte, Gross, for Kon;gsberg— Ne I '. sbe ck , for Malta—Uni:/n, Heyde, for Ostend —Vigil. to p Iri eh ?: 1 1aert, for ditto—Micmac. Dickenson, for Rigs— heodor. V°, s. for Rostick—!'t Chri . toph, Porgwardt, f o ' t t-Vixen, Vail p, for Syra—Countess Westmoreland. venice - Isabella Dick, Penman, for ditto — Fortuna , °yr. for Wismar. roo ide r 'ti t r L 1,,. Wilcocks—Catherine, Roberts—Vertouween. Pott Davies—Leander. Davids— Cambrian Maid, Willains—Atincehina Elsina, hinper—and Anna Boer, hence at Ilelvoet ;irk. Hutchinson, hence at Demerara v ; Risien, hence at ditto J - imaica s ,..Ppleton. hence at ditto U "l • i cti; l 7 °r Phelv.hence at 13,rbadoes °t l . Hogg, hence at ditto ----, hence at Rio Jan. iro hence at Rio Grande liNt4:;e• De Voort. hence at Antwerp gleiver?„' "eltnonstel. hence at Ostend Lamont hence at ditto for Trieste, at Reaumaris 4 4',"ntIf " from Cadiz, at Rio Grande from Rio Grande, for Falmouth, 11th .tr,„', l qt, l „ --1 4tI n e. EntherLimd, from Saldanha Bay—Euphemia. tISJ Savanilia—and Charles Hamerton, Stainciff, t,7 ,l ll l '"ingo, all at Cove e ~ mor ea from Quebec, at Beaumaris Mlaplev, from Pernambuco, at Torbay t, A k 'tit 41 %1. SUNDAY, SErr. 21 —Wind S.. light. 1/40 Th er. 4.1 Shenandoah, West . from New York—St Vincent, /he r ‘OB.l. Vincent—Theodore, Behrend, from Daiisic— htt,t, it from Quebec—Favourite, —, from St. INkw . , .--Manchester, --, from Triestc — Acad ia . ' (brig,) with timber, from —,—Wake .'4 ship,) from —. CA w A na VI 74 o Ifeeding.l 3 9 0 brown 0 0 - U 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 0- 0 0 Iblack luld .. O 0-0 0 o 0-0 0 O 0-0 0 O 0-0 0 0 -38 0 33 6 —34 61super —l4l 0 —43 0 43 0 —45 0 Ido. 0 0 0 • LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. Pearl, new 23 9 —29 0 U. States, Pot 0 0 0 0 Pearl 0 0 0 BARK ' Quercit 7 o 8 0 Oak, ton aE S 10 610 German—, 4 U 5 0 /oil Spanish Tuscany CASSIA Lic Cu..t in lid 54 0 eavi American, red3s 0 50 0 Dutch u 0 0 French & Germ.° 0 0 Trieste Cocoa, * Trinidad Grenada 40 Or- 45 01 Palm, t ordinary 80 0- 90 Rood mid. .. 98 0-120 0 125 0 -150 0 Dutch, triage 3rdinary good &fine o. 45 0 Ruch:, •• Carolina 56 o- 6 35 0- 65 U 48 0- 70 0 30 0-- 40 32 0- 30 0- ton X. s. Logwood, Jam. 5 10— Hon. 8z Dorn. 5 15— Campeachy 9 10 Fustie, Span 5 °— Tampico 6 0 — Puerto Cabello 0 0— Cuba Bombay NICARAGUA WOOD 11 111- Lima, solid 13 0- ..... , Barwood, Ango.s 0 Gaboon 4 0— r ton P'burg, y ileac Archangel... 6 0 6 5 0 0 9 0 blue 6) 0— 63 0 ri to 0— 51 53 0- Palermo B.P. M - Onlbro 57 0 —66 Gamene 45 0 —55 Mull 0 0 0 French, S.F. S.F.F 5O 0 —53 E.S.F 52 0 —55 E.5.F.F.58 0 62 50 0 —55 MOLASSES. St. Lucia, &c... 18 0 —l9 Demerara, &c.. 20 0 —2l Bar & Antigua. 22 0 —23 Al UNJI wr, ellYt.. 20 0 —25 Oil, On . ; c, 232 _rails. coloured-26 0 Cod 3O 10 LiNSKI{D, 0 itape,pale do. 98 0 Tarpon. y 3 cw .34 0 ireFs 36 0 end 26 a d. (1612 6 nc 15 0 SA Fr1,1>W1411,1% k. mid.. 59 0 v 6164 ii 21878 )193 717,4 1677 7 , 94 18%56 28A 1982 602 2125 13 0 3 1!228 1113 18,7 1649 8131 1171 576 I 403 1875 911 6286 863 &so PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVER 18S 4} 41 29s 9 ott , b Devon d tier( fordshire id North %rides , o , verh ev. fir.. Mocha Ceylon Java .. Havana good tic fine. St. Domingo. Brazil 28 10- - 70 0 ch ,, iee mark 4 0 3 6 4 3 4 0 4 3 35 0 --39 0 47 0 -26 0 -30 0 -35 0 -4) 6 ! , r) 0 -25 0 00- 0 0 26 0 -28 • .20 0 -31 0 41 0 -41 6 40 0 -40 6 0 0 0 0 AYreS.. :i 4 0 —3B 0 12 6 - -13 0 -11 $ -11 • ` 1 •••• tt} GAt.t.s,3. Turke E. India, in 1/(1.15 o c'set. • A ra bic, Turkey Barbar) P'burg, c.ica❑ outshot 27 0 — Riga, Rhine .. 30 0— outshot 28 le— Archangel .• . Manila 32 Bombay l2 0- Jute 0 — Hi Das, Ox and Cow, 70. lb B. Ayres and Monte Video. inferior & mid. 0 5 0 6 good prime 0 63 0 73 Do. salted N. Amer. salted 0 2/-- 0 3f Brazil dry salted 0 4 0 43 Rio, dry Valparaiso, dry 0 4f— 0 6 Odessa, &c. dry 0 5 0 6 W. India, dry 0 43 0 6 salted 0 3 0 43 East India Kips, B.A. dry. 6 7 0 83 Horse, d. each 9 0 9 Hoass HAIR, lb. Short mixed long tails combed INIIIOO, 4t , lb. in bond. Bengal. pur. R violet 0 0— blue & violet o 0— blue 0 0— & fin 5 0— ord. & mid. 4 3 violet & coP.l 3 3 _ mixed .. I sop. g. & fine. s 6 ord. & mid. 2 6 con. qua ity 2 3 Oude Madra5........ Floras Sobres Cortes good :Inn ti PtUurgh, Y ( Odessa Archangel TAR. V b! Stockholm Archangel Carolina Virginia TARTAR, 19. eta. Cream of Tartareo u —65 0 brown and ye 1.46 a —5O TEA 4 , lb. in. Sand. Bohea, Canton 0 4 0 6 Fokein Congou, corn. -0 10 - ad: to fine..l b— 2 4 Twankay, com. 1 14— 1 2 mid. to good 1 3 1 10 Pekoe, Orange 1 4 3 0 Campoi, • com. to good O 0 O 0 O 0 5 6 5 0 Ilysen Skin—. 1 0 mid. to tine 1 4 1 10 Souchong, corn. 1 0 1 3 good to flue 1 6 2 Pekoe, flower)! 2 0 3 0 Hysou, coin... 2 4 2 6 fine 2 8 4 0 1 3 4 0 2 0 3 3 Young HysoL Imperial Gunpowder, good and fine 2 4 s 0 TOBACCO, :P lb. in bond. J. River, Leaf 0 2 0 4i Stemmed 0 32 0 53 Kentucky 0 13— 0 4 Maryland 0 0 0 0 TVII.IIIII4IC, net. in bend. Bengal 9 0 —l3 0 Carracas, no. 3 9 Sobres 3 0-- Cortes 1 6 _ LAC DYN, V lb. i TURPEXTINK, r ewt D.T. and prime 1 (I— 2 2 American .... 6 u mid. to good 0 5 1 6 VA Lox lA, p tonal s ord. & infer. 0 2 0 5 Smyrna, picked:s 0 —l5 0 MADDER ROOTS 3 _ , rift. Mom lO 0 —l5 0 Smy rna.....0.':1 , 65. 0— 73 0 I WAX, Bros' v• cc • i. in booed Tripoli & Syr% -e• e 0 . African Freneh .. ct o —55 o k East India Naples ...• .... 53 e ---0 0 Anicrican .... 7 - 8 5 X 8 THE LIVERPOOL STAN DARD. ti 'rine t 6 0 & Mid 3 0 1 1 0 SA I.TPKTRE, IS. et East India .... South Anu SHIM]. LAC, Neal ri B STATE OP TRADE ...—The trade at Bolton is tinttgually brisk, am aura weavers have rebeiVed another advance o LANCASHIRE , —._ O the hand loom weavers O wages : the advance of wages this year is 25 per cent. Mout, O mechanics. &c.. are very busy. The trade at Blackburn is O brisk but the miners at Bethoru arid Broadfield, who turned O ont twenty vvetic , ago, remain still on the strike: the turn. outs and their -32 0 silk trade w mammon, r ausworw, auu LUC of Manchester, remains unusually brisk, and wages are much —32 0 better than they were twelve months —3° LEIR DS .—There is no feature of change in the state of the —3l 0 - 26 0 stap le manufactures of this town and neighbourhood worthy of no tice this week. Stocks of cloth are low, manufacture; s ate - 0 well employed , and the woollen trade is healthy , wit h ever y —95 0 d prospect it.ulDrui sg h o R .f FlELD.—there continuing id o,.the_e reo e rwas a very full attendance of Lon —3obuyers at our market on Tuesday; and the 0 amount of purchases was large. Anything new in the fancy -14 0 line was eagerly purchased. —l7 0 Baanvmen.—Most of the manufacturers of all wotsted goods here are engaged to order, and the trade is very hr sk. Prices coati ue firm. No alteration in the wool or yer n trade since 0 our last. 3 HA; 11 , AX —The demand f r Piece , in the hall last market day 7 , was very brisk for winter goods, and prices a shade higher. The call for Merinos and Orleans was particularly brisk. Long common and middle noi.s are very scarce, and prices range a fraction a higher. F I b B AR NSLEY LINEN TRADE.—The trade of this town 'is brisk in " 0 all its branches. A slackness prevailed about a month ago, 216 when there were such dark prospects with re-pect to the liar s, d vest; but since the change to more favourable weather, the 2 6 —2B 0 trade has received a stimulus—and a strong one too. Hands 1,18 6 —l9 0 are scarce, work abundant, with every prospect of its continu- 58 0 2 0 I 47 0 •4g 6 -12 0 -58 0 RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. (Prom the Railway Magazine of Saturday.) NAME Birmingham arid Gloucester Chester and Birkenhead .. Dundee a. d Athroat Durham and Sunderland Edinburgh and tilasgow Eastern Counties. Glasgow ano Greenock ara%esend aid Great Wesh , rn Hull and : 4 elby Hartlepool Dock and Rail ❑d Birrnicgham nd Blackwall London and Brighton London and Croydon.. London and Greenwich Southwestern Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Manchester and Birminghain.l Manchester and Leeds andi Hull and , e'by Midland Counties Newcastle and Darlington Newcastle and Carlisle Newcastle and North Shieldsl 29514 North Union 16868 North Midland Paris and Orleans Paris and gone!) Preston and NVyre Sheffield and Manchester South Eastern Taff Vale Ulster 279 1 9 651 ti 42729 77046 4257 11215 Yarmouth and Norwich York and North Midland I Money Passen. Cor.wk.l Last gers. Tastyear Div./ 4 1 97 19534 I POOL WOOD, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid Archangel -t 19 0 @ 0 0 Memel 16 10 16 0 Gothenburg l6 10 17 0 Wybiag l7 0 17 10 Petersburg .... 17 0 16 0 PLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick. Danzig, Deck British AllierienD Pine ...... 0 0 3 2r LATHwoon, per fathom Danzig, 4 feet British American MAHOGANY, per foot of 1 inch Wet Honduras Cuba St. Dotaii , go lO 00 3; 1 -'l 11:11. per o 0 1.t . '2 Os 5 0 Is. o 8 ') 0 I Free 1 6 1 j 0 0 1 OAK PLANKS Tp:nlMOnp, per cubic feet S D avngzsi,g p2ecr.111,2401.:0. (ei. Quebec, red . . to ta in. thick zgo 0 —llO I) 11 .. ao 0 55 0 I .Free :nt 5i feet Do. Puncheon Tf asnmiz Oak . irrtr , liiitish Amer. c 3 0 ► 10 1} 0 0 I B.P. I 1 8;11 I 9 - 9- ,sos od „ 4eme Riga.rec! 1 . I 11 - 1G ;Great Southern and Western 2}' Extension li.trish Ncrth IVl.diand Kilkenny Junction r Id Limerick and Ennis 24!Limerick and W,.terford 20.oridonderry and Coleraine Vii.l.ondotiderry and Enniskillen 2:;Mid and Gt Western & Canal 21, Ditto lqzt-tisi,n to Sligo 2 Newry krrnagb. & 2 Newry. Ban ridge. and Belfast '24 Newry an n, iskil:en and arren.point 22s New Kw.* and Carlow Ister 3 !Walertord ,uct KiAch , y 21 1 ) Wexford and Carlow PRICES OF SHARES, SEPT. 22 1 Saturday's, SHARES !" I RAILWAYS Aberdeen Railway ... 2i l Aberdeen, Banff, and Elgin 21iBirkenherL Lancashire & Ches 42sEirkenhead & Holyhead Junct.f ,0 I s►rmiugtla u t and liioncester I Prices 4}.. 4 lt B'def •rd and Tavistock ...... 2#.. 21 lißlackliurn, Burnley & Accringtn 10i . 11 2 ',Blackburn, Darwen and Bolton. 11g.. 12 'Murk hasrn Pre ton .1 Bristol and Exeter 2 Ditto new Shares 1 liriAul and Gloucester ...... 6 - ,Bristol and Liverpool Junction 3 British and Irish Union 4 !Bolton, Wigan and Liverpool 5 !Ca!edoniali Extension I i'Cambridv and Lincolr It Cambridge and Oxford 0 Che , tei And Dirkenheac 4 Ditto new shares '5 Ditto half 5 Chester and Holyhead 2} C, ester and Preston Brook tit., 7i I 2 Churnet Valley 54.. IClitheroe Juuction 11IC_ t;ventry aid Nuneat-n 14 Coventry and Leicester Derby and Crewe 1 Derebani and Norwich Dover and Canterbury 2i Dundee and Pcrth .25 i. 7 nstern Counties 96s New Shares 61 Perpetual, No. I Perpetual, No. 2 7i• 72 2.) ..• 2oi 11 .. 7i.• 7i Ditto quarter shares is .. 29 11 .. 11 5 New quarter shares 9,) Edinburgh,Leith and Granton 124 Ditto, preterenee-shares 14 Edinburgh and Dumbarton 14 Edinburgh and Northern ',4 l Edinburgh and Peebles at Edinburgh and Perth 11.. 3L. 4 22sIFIeetwood, Preston and West R. ;Glasgow and Dumfries 25 1G ;Ise:ow, Paisley, & Greenock iii Ditto h'alf sh. res )4 Ditto preference shares 50 31asgow anti Ayr 211.. 22i 10i.. 11 415.. 435 .t , 40 shares 19k.. 20 . 18} gi.. 1 •i 1211 Quarter shares 5 I Qua' ter shares iGloster and Dean Forest Ditto half shares 2.5 Quarter 17i New quarter share 5 Otie.eighth shares 52i" 533 i i i Grand Uniou 2 2 Great Eastern and Western 21 Great Grimsby and slieffield 10 - 0 I ;refit North of 5 I New Stock 2 -'3O shares 21 Great North of Scotland 80 !Great Western 50 Ditto Halt Shares 2a Ditto Fifth Shares 12 Ditto Ditto Ditto quarter if Goole and Doncaster 1 Harwich 3 11 ddenfield. Canal and Railway 3 tludderzfi la and s,heffield b 0 H ulL and Selby 2 Ditto half 12i Ditto quarter 1 Inverness and Elgin 251 Lancaster and Carlisle 473 c.anca.ster and Preston 1g Ditto thiee.quarter shares 4i Ditto quarter 22s Leicester and Bedford 225 Leicester and Birmingham 50 1 Di 25 I Ditto quarter 166 ~ 17,1 181. 191 .6f . tif 11.. 11 20f.. 21 131.. 15. f .g.. 0.. 10 60j.. 6!i 35 . 36 12i- 121 4g.. 4i 1 2144..2 6} 107 _lOB 52 .. 53 464.. 46i 4 Ditto new ()pool, M. & Gt: N. of England. 2i L'pool, M. and N'castle J unction 2i Liverpool, Ormskirk & 6 ! 100 ,ondon aryl Binning - Imm 222 1,1 Btackwall Consolidated it-shares Ditto sixths. London and Croydon New shares If; Loudon, Oxford & 'London & Windsor t.ondoil and Port: mouth ;0 r.oncton 111 :;:1)11t11 Western New .esi , shares. £4) shares *Direct Northern Lorigritlge and Preston 15 ILeedsaud Bradford Leeds and Dewsbury Leeds and Thir,k.... i Leols and West Riding VI Lynn & Ely 40 IVLancileAel )itto quarter 2 I New quarter shares It Manchester & Birkt , nhead Con. Manchester & itirmiligh. Con._ 1 Manchester, Alid.& Gt Grimsby 14, Manchester, Bury, & Rossen. 93 klanchestcr, (fury I Manchester, Sheffield & Midland) 7 5 . . 76 56 .. 60 4.. 3 61 .. 63 16 - .. 13i.. 14 Y.. 3. 4 il Ditto sixteenth shares ' 2s Matlock a d 'IM 00 Con. fbrm ~ g ham and Derby 2t l Mold J,,neaun Newark and Sheffield 212 121 121 234 123 0 :Newcastle and Carlisle :5 I Quarter shares vewca: 25 1 :Cev ilarlingtoi •tt}'nitto, Durham, Si Uncasti. June 2 !Newport and Ailiergarenny 15 INortii British 1 Half sir4res IjIN rth E ~tern 2} INorh Kent 0 '..-I;itt-o- 45 (Northern and Eastern 14 Ncrwlol and Brandon 4f4North •staffordshire 11Nort Wales 9 (North Wales Mineral New shares North Western 22s' If If If „..__ Nottingham and Boston Nottingham, E. K Ambergate Nottingham & rr ntham Nctti►►ghacr & Mansfield .... oxtcr.i & Birmingham Janet Oxt rd. Norcesttr n N ulver, reston ai,d Wyre Preterenec (i per cent) New(syrcc.t div.) New sh.r.s Sixth shares Tc,toir 0.1111 %\ yre Ext usiou h,:es tin Lincoiti w. stry & Ch ster ury andTlei.t Union ury ‘A'tcr and Clew, tv+rt. N. 2 hkA art is No. 3 Staft rdslure J utict ion -;,,orhooit xWI Fiixtori .4t;itruir shire & Nhplishire3tit Tren' Tre t V4ll y Continuation rtsan an INWP Valley aketiod Pout tract, audGot War ick and London ,Welsh Vidlond .. West Lancashire West Yrlkshire A'oreest(r a,,cl Whitehaven and Furness Yarmouth and N.,rwieh York and Carlisle N rth Midland Ditto h ,:t Shares New Hal( Shares 25 (Scarborough) .... 20 York and Selby aeso shares IRISH LINES. If Armagh and P rt Rush li Bandon and Bantry 2, Belfast and Ballymena 2 1 Belfast and Coleraine 2i. Belfust and Crnnty D ,wn. 2! ('ork and Bandon 2, Cork , MI Kilkrney li Cork and Waterford 5 Dublin and Belfast Junction 65 'Dublin and Drogheda Iti Dublin and Wexford 4 Dublin and G-Away 2A MIT dalk end Enniskillen 2216reat Con ty Down 2ilGreat , un,ter Sales 'This DaY PRICES OF SIIARTIS.-001/TINITED SHARE Thie Day, FOREIGN ANI) COLONIAL LINES. 6 3oulogne and Amiens, Fnglish Ditto French 6 Central of France, English .... Ditto French 10 Constitutes Central of France.. 2 LI ons and Avignon, Eng:ish ,; 1 li.. 1 Idr.eans. Tour; & Bourdeatix 2 Paris and Lyons, Engii 2 Ditto ren 20 Paris and Orleans 20 earis and Rouen 2 Paris and Strausburgh 16 touen and Havre 14 Strashurgh and Basle. *. • 3* 6 'Sambre and Mense ... BANKS, &c 123 Liverpool Bank 10 Ditto Banking C mpany lo Ditto Borough ii;anic 10 Ditto Commercial 500 Ditto Royal 10 Ditto Uni n 10 ilanchester ,vz. Liverpool D 1.1 Niorth and Sonth Wales . . 2411 Liverpool Fir Ditto 10 tlarine Assurance Comps 1 Royal Assurance Company Stock. ioutie Water Works ... 4 5.. 4 60 9 .. 6 Stock .11arring 101, 190 Con: Gas Cc 100 Ditto new 109 (Slew Gas & 2$ Ditto, gitart , r rid A nderton CH rryi, 100 I ...:xchan 100 !Liverpool Dock B, Pacific Steam Conn; rc k Ferry 10 iteam Tug Co I st.. si Birtbo,,;(llaritagts anb Dratbs. 311 M -1 treet, Edinburgh, the lady of On the 11th instant, at Melvi • Captain I.OW E, Itittan Navy, of a son. Same day, at the English Parsonage. Amsterdam, the lady of the Rev. W. JAMIESON, of a son. Same day, at the Castle, Parsonstown, Irel of ROssE, of a daughter. On the 12th instant at Swynnerton Park, Staffordshire, fike lady ot the Hon. RICHARD CAVENDISH, of a daughter. Same day, at Southsea, the widow of the late Captain CI;AL PAGET. R.N., of a son. On the 15th instant. at Devonshire-street. Tos ELIZABETH, lady of Mr. HENRY J. MI LLIGAIS girls, who, with their mother, are doing well. Same day, at Stafford House, the Lady BLANTYRE,of a the Comatess h- park >1 trite daughter. same day, at Brighton, the lady of CHARLES MORGAIIi s Esq., M.P., of a Bon. lARRIED On the Bth instant, at St. Thom LAMS, !ate engineer of H.M SHAW, widow of Mr. Cardva 's Church, Mr. J. S. HEIL tearner Cyclops, to Mrs. ANN haw, Edmund-street. ,e ( olleg-i4t 2hurch, Manehestat, 1, of Hollywell, to Iter of Mr. SAMUEL On the idth instant, JOHN CRAFT ROBERTS. Esq.. MARGARET HENRIETTA, second dank, ISHERWOOD. of GarrAv Hill. near Manct Same day, JOHN. son of Mr. mu. ,-- Chester, to Miss POULTEtt, of Kontstord. Same day, in Berne. Switzerland, Major A. CUNYNGHAMIg, third son of Colonel Sir D. Cunynghame. Bart., to FRANCES ELIZABETH, eldest daughter of the Right Hon. Sir HENRY HARDINGE, Govern , ',General of India On the 14th instant. at St. James's Chum Graham. HENRY WILLIAM CRUSE, sec Lieut. Cruse, R.N. to SOPHIA, eldest d, THU it NEALE, of Toxte'll park. Same day. at Trinity Church. Mr. THOMAS FRYER, Acton Grange, Cheshire, to Miss JANE LITTLER. daughter of Ms. Samuel Littler, scotland.road gills, ot this town. On the lath instant, at St. Pa:el's Church, Mr. WI ',LOUGEE.. BY H. WEISS, eldest son of Mr. W. G. Weiss. Bedford-streak to GEORt- INA, daughter of the late IL BARTLETT, Esq., a Gloucester. On the lath instant, at St. George's Church, II e Rev. JAMES BRIERLER, of Mosley Moss Hall, near Cougleton, to MARY, youngest daughter of the late JOHN NORTH, Esq., of 'sling ton. 'RRICKE, Esq. to ELI- RAV E, timber merchant , by the Rev. C. A. ind son of the late _ _ er of Mr. AR. HUG [IE3, Esq., TIIOIII4S LIDDALL 122 131 4; 1 4:i - 6cl 2 Same day, at C' ZAKETiI, eld London Same day, at Wavert TAGE, eldest son of the Yorkshire. to Miss MARY STURItS daughter of the late Lewis Stubbs. Esq , of this town Same day. at Romaldkirk, Yorkshire, JOHN KIPLING, ES,. of Hunderthwaite, to JANE, only daughter of THOMAS HEL MER, Esq. On the I7th Instant, at St. W - ;ivcrtree, dad Church. by the Rev. youngeit JOHN W. JACKsON to . 13. DALLION, of this t Robert Davies, M daughter of Mr. VY Same day, at Chest Ulil,kli JONES joiner and fighter of Mc builder. Birkenhead. to CATII ERI LLOYD, Crown Cottage, Rabin. Same day. HENRY WILLIAM. eldest son of Sir G. DASH WOOD, Bart., of Klrtlington-park. Oxfordshire, to SOPHIA, only daughter of .1011 N DRINK WATER, Esq ., of Sherbourna house. W..rwickshire. Same day. R. NEVILLE, Esq.. M.P., elde t son of the HOP. and Rev. G. NEVILLK GRENVILLE, to JULIA ROBERTS, daughter of Sir R. F. RUSSELL, Bart., of Thirkebly.park, Yorkshire. On the 18th instan I St. Philip' . EDGAR TLIOMMS PETTY, to MARIA, second datight , r cf NEWTON, of Church-street. bookseller and st DIED In June last, at Saldanha 13ay, Capta!n GEORGE SCORGIII, of the barque Grace of this port. On the 4th nitimo, of scarlet fever, aged 6, HARRIET! and, on the gth, ag d 18 months, CAROLINE, and, aged 3 yeas*, SARAH, daughters of Mr. MUSGROVE, ironmonger, London,- road. Lately, at Rugby, aged 0, RICHARD, youngest son of R. I, PH I LLI PSON, Wq. Lately, at Eastagel, in the eastern Pyrenees, mother of M. A RAGO, the eminent French natal' On the 25111 ultimo. alter a lingerie' residence in the ElAnd of Madeira, DRIVER. Esq., formerly, of this to'. aged 91, tin philosopbett. g illnes,, at his brother's Lged sg years, WILLIAM aWaiie-green, aged 15, ELIZA ch Id, wi h her father and foil m chute)). LE VTHAIIt, On the 31st u!thno, BETH FAGGOT. The abc m ore of his children. have b ee n Intcrred in flcvers Sordnwuitihei n 9t t h the n s s h t o a r n t t p , e a r i g o e d it o 2 f 8 f o , u;t a e r e . n WILLIAM vire eks. tobacco manufacturer, D.:e.btreet, youugest SOD of Willinpa Leatham. Esq West Derby. arne dlty. at Harrogate. .;t his 71st year, Jil. BROUGHAM. Esq., of :tobars-house, KirkbY t•tephen, '%Nestrnoreland. Same day, at Aherystwyth, aged 48, mi., HENRY ROW_ LANDS, late coachman of the Aberystwyth and Shrewsbury Same day, at Laurieston, aged f Mrs. JANET PATERSOV. relict of Mr. A. NA, AT: ON, Same day, after a few days' illness, at her residence, Greek. street, in this town, in her 33d year, ELIZA, wife o , Mr. P. I)OYLE, cattle-salesnnin, and sister to the lute Owen Kyas. Esq., merchant, Inn's Quay. Dublin. On the 1 . -th instant, at Wish den, the Ri ght Honourable t Countess CADOGAN. Same day, at Hoylake, Captain JONES, for several year master of one of the Woodside steanie:s. About six months ago he sustained injuries c.hiie endeavouring to land at the Woooside wharf by means of a la6der, which. giving waL caused him to Lill 11»d strike his back again st the bulwarks Elf the N essel, from the effects of which he never aUerwards reco vered. He was much respected, and has lelt a wife and family'. On the 13th instant, after a severe illness, ANN, wife of Mk ROBERT ItOBERTS, shoemaker. On the 14th instant, in Loudon, in his 2gth year, Sir FRANCE'. FREELING, Bart., R.N. same day, he infant son of the Rev. DAVID JAMES, F.A.S. Kirkdale. Sane day, aged •2?. the Hon. P. F. LVSAGHT, fourth ma- Tiring son of the Right Hon. Lord Lisle, of Mount Nom, Cork. Same day. aged (6 years. ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. WILLIAM. WILLIAMS, Orient-street. Evertcn. Same day. aged 45. at the house of his father-in-law. HoCia. hill, • tockport, Mr WIN BANKS, one of the officers of kw Wicsty's Customs at this putt ame day. aged 5:, J Es BALMER, brewer. On the 15th instant, in Graltou-street, Mr. JOHN BOND, jun., cooper, of Tabley- street. :acne day, aged 66, JOHN JONI Windsor. same day, of brain fever, aged 24, Mr JOHN PAR.SON H ALL, late f 5 , Itotham-.`" On the 160 in=ta sawmill. Na)l , r str sen , C .rleton-terrase, 3 in 64 6 61 Ini 1 .. 133 Li_ 61 153.. 16 112 ..118 27 .. 28 63 .. 65 42k.. 43 5 4 ~ 44 224 ...225 I`6 158 (9 71 23 4}„ 4 1441.. 15 0.. 5_ 6k.. ft bi 6 6i 4i . 5 6i.. 611 I 3 43 4 3 #.41 31:: St 36i.. 37 IR IRi 43 41 135 ..137 17 18 le. 15 91.. 8 1.. 2 4 46.. 46 9i.. 9i 74.. 84 It.. 64 4 4f 44.. 34 36 44 44 446 22 226 lb 156 94.. 91 71.. 84 84 44. 44 5 4.. 64 si.. 4 261 3.. 3i 3 1.. Si 56 6u 5i.. 4 4 4i 4i.. 41 15 154 21.. 21 8 5i.. 61 11 .. 113 55.. 36 282.. 2g* 53 .. 35 81 .. 85 21 .. 2) ii.. 2i 62- 72 3,}.. 3i.. 3i 72.. 71 2 2 2.. 2; 111 p 1 51.. If 21.. 21 41 2 24 26#.. 27 14 .. 146 14 .. .4 II .. 2 2i I,* si. • et 6i.. 3 L • 2R.. 2 24.. 21 French mpauy ... Church. J. A 71, Mr. JAMES LoGAN,veneer MARIA NOBLE, relict of the lue town Same day, agcd 6 , Mr: Captain John Nft.)le. of tlos Name nay, at his Brunswick-square. Kirkdale. aged 65. it )BERT PA K• . Esq.. surgeon. formerly of Bury. On t e 17th instant, so h.. son-in-law's house, Birkenhead. aged 85 Mr. SA NUT Et. SUTTON. formerly of this town. On the lath instant. at Hull, Yorkshire aged a mouths. JAME , hONDEAU ititaio. son of Mr. W. Cilia TOPBEKSON. of the lily of Dublin hteam-p cket Company's Office, in thb tow,. tame day, at his residence, St. Helen's. aged 49, P. GREEN ALL, F. q , one of the inemilers for the borough of Wigan. Satre d. at 291, ttecto rd-street, Toxteth park, of consurnfp tion, mg, d :6 MARY JANE, eldest d a u g hter of Mr. JOHN CORK, mister mar tier. she bore her sufferings with Christian fortitude, and was much dezervecity respected. Fame day, in his 7"h year, WILLIAM COUKTENAY, second son of Mr. W. M ETC k LEE Seacornbe. On the 16th instant, aged n months, ALICE JANE, daughter of Mt. P. ROBIN - ON, 11,iton-giutin. same day, in his Stith ) ear, Mr. WILLIAM ROBINSON, IA Bridson-strcet. Same day, at the house of his sister-in-law, Miss Wiggins, Ranelagh•place, aged sr, Mr. ARTHUR W. ;.1314NER, of Man chester. On the "nth instant. at Caughall, near Chester, Mr. SAMUEL D. AMEKY, aged 34 years. Grove-street M ARY'th Falkner-square. Same day, at t. heVenhatn, Mr. JACOB ABRAHAM , a g ed 79, father of Mr. A. AB ItAliA M. of L ord-street. ' On the S'at instant. aged 51, Mr. WILLIAM RIMMEIR, miller, MilLplace, Shaw's brow. tame d y, at Hale, JANE , el dest daughter of the late WIL LIAM SUTTON. Esq.. of Liverp ool. be O lo n ved the w 2 if 2 e d o i t n s z4 t i a r u . t, aft after a ALEXANDERprotr acted Dusc illness. A N DUNCAN, LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, SEM 26. DISCI.A.CFn . Alla. tlriU. I n -patients cured .......... 21 1 In-pattent~ , Relieved and at own request 4 I Out-patients M a d e Out-patients 2 Ce.sualsduring the week.. I Irregular Dead Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshave and Mr ...... Rev. W. Charmer House Visiters, Jacob Willis Lawson Cropper, Eftqrs• ➢lr. George Pa M‘Chepne. JAM ES BOLD• TITSWeI NORTHERN HOSPITAI4, SErl REKLV REPOR Ile!levet Consuffinr:Surgeoet titmose Visitc.rs, f i s J. t-Flde l'r cas CU Chaplain. Act. Wir *quest sp atPrktieuts, Cliht, nava Parkas Church. Mr 8 11 i 84 8 2j i 4t 9 si