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(let, 8 it ~ l ' UPiiiq Ali;Plliç ire. TIT Ak :ES S° Y , OCTOBER I.—Wind N.N.E., fresh. tkild Ja.ll°.—Charlotte, Thompson, from Bombay—Blanche, iny r ;''e Byrne, Boltenhouse St. John, N.B.—Bryn y lior, wood "'Defenc, Quebec—Amity, Douglas, Memel—William, 13nd„1 iiotterdarn—Memoria Parenturio, Saht, Lncon—Sarah ton ..,p4 taker, New Orl eans—Glenburn, Sampson, Charles Gera Kate , Parry, St. Andrew's—Home, Muir, Quebec— 'ud-el4 "Par, Trieste—Trois Sceurs, Lorgat, Bordeaux -114: der, Martine, Trieste. 'NM 1)'—Solo, Norman, for Rio Janeiro—Waterloo, Harvey, MI- 94tezuma,Bryer New York—St Clare, Tierney, Bombay ittnitrie Einilie, Cafiero., Naples—Von . Henrietta, Elie, Rotter- ---- svnahs;a3crew steamer,) from Glasgow, at this port. "uugal, sailed from Punta Arenas fot Valparaiso "ißet, j ar Jl, hence at Smyrna. lizabj,'.malth, sailed from :myrna for this port 15th Sept. Mle. Orfeur, and Belle, Robins, hence at Constant'. j lord !. Z 41 4:1 1 1 0 Jaex Youth, (screw steamer,) hence at Leghorn. neref '-°Phia,Jenkins, hence at Dem. Itaeb urn,sailed from Punta Arenas for London ik.ouov e N' , ham C G arrY, and X L, Hughes, hence at Jamaica. orter, „pi!, and Avon, hence at Pernambuco. i ti ansto ne ;l i me . , hence at Buenos Ayres. ee, te, fr. arrison, from San Francisco for Panama. vt,,i4toruni Bombay off St. Helena. resix , iaPd Union, Rook, hence at Buenos Ayres. %Pod nest roper, hence at Antwerp. Ilrereton, hence for Rotterdam at Deal. t e r ' r ge the P' TEewavas, hence for Malta at Penzance. by e .a r li n ,,,u,th, from Danzig for this por t D c he s r a o ll ,B b, nence for Malaga at Strangford, with loss of 14 1. ' 4 4% Ca jthvell h n uenos Ayres. ti e • -e ., and ' Ci e vil c e e , Val ß samachi, hence at Constanti ,Aan, 4,4 l) erio n , "l , a ,LOngius, h ence at Trieste. 144;rY eag e ace at Bu enos Ayres, and procee d e d to B ucea t o BIL_ , e 3 from the• Mauritius ; and Herstha, Schultz, Raeenstown. 4r0,23,4Qt1y' sailed from Buenos Ayres 24th July , Ulysses, 141 . J uiY ; and Hibbert, M'Coy, 27th July, all for k off 114, 11 13t h a,t3 from Bombay at St. Helena, and sailed for t itip,!3 l l4„. 4 Uzust, Nt1,', 1 44; 1 e, from Bombay -, Regina, Conit, from the Mau d - Jude ; ,41;tailles, Martin; Mary Somerville, Johnson; an d " l lB,.' ) "Nl i Cck, from Calcutta, for this port, at St. Helena. -4 edi 4t hg f . t hja port, and Elizabeth, of Sunderland, were e4t,uy th e pt., in lat. 46, long. 49, full of water, and aban lel 1 , 4 0, Lemuel Dyer from New York. Ill ) ;ere q';', l ,-r• 12 —The' Commerce, Jones, from Pisco, ar ,4,1-:f3v-`,,J'alv; leaky has discharged part of her cargo, an-r 1 repaired, and will be ready for sea in a fir 6 P ' 4 41 tkqerDooBl% JtiLY I7.—The Ann Stainton, Pringle, hence ~4,h er ca; w hich put into Chiloe in distress, discharged oNC'ag'e i s 'RP at that port, and has put back here to repair. 40ak, 12rhconsiderable. LkVinletls ti ' 20 . —The Agnes, Captain Bradie, arrived in ta? ti ,er toi le 4th instant. but the weather did not admit of 4:;ed or i , ae, o Pg„off to her. On the 18th, the captain, with `' t aw 's, n- ere the brig James Orr, four seamen, and four Pin ititi ii rd C ° n - ling on shore in the boat, when it filled, kijr ,,, e t l vv e o a s n e d six of the seamen were drowned, only t 4 et P l , t amen being laved. onthe UST 3.—A violent gale swept over the A , r 4ros ng.. T h 22 d . July, which did considerable damago to k A Wai l rfore t r British' brig Gauntlet parted three . chains, k'ot e 'oll%i it wind ten miles above Martin Garcia, whence to:10 1 _ on the 24th.—The Hibbert lost a boat ,wu , e i t Clemanthe lost a boat.—The Archimedes qpie't'e%,ed at a bout ten miles N. by W. of the Lightship, o4edis lna l onte Video 24th .July.—The Mercurius was Sal a d e 'ted at Monte Video, and ran ashore near a N.,g ed r° . — The Alexander Robertson, laden with shor„.ler anchors at Monte Video, but brought up " distance from the coast. i. WAIN._ 0111 1 ' l) XEcr, OCTOBER 2.—Wind N., light. Bate, Perry, St. Andrew's—Home, Muir, etei,.......j e „Simpson, Charleston. Oe ale 'ne Adolphe, Baillemont, Marseilles—Joseph a'ltitpetigijic...l.la....4.Z7iii,d,,,,Bczling, Downes : Demerarahannon, 1- , 41 4 moup, Buenos Ayres—Jane, Williams, im acki u reef, Rotterdam—Chatham, Vennis, and teo4„ket riadean „ nt °,,9, New Orleans—Express, Meyer, Hayti— '...,_Ans_taTincople—Ernest, Jouan ; Jenne Emi t,Oleg Ose e :!,l l Nlai Marie Victor, Despins , . Bordeaux—Union, tiplV e ` , Sa nt " a u Monarch, Lewis, Barbados—Precursor, 14 , Ni es Martha and Carthagena—Liverpool Packet, pone, Ne vv 4 ln a — Emma, Stronistadt, Bremen—Rosalie, (e ti,) it._,.d!andwordiish, Green, Pernambuco— '"4,ll, Genoa. Ztht, fr0 N 1. 4,.., 11, Islay at Valparaiso and sailed 6th July for ir N A,, () w eh, hence at Brielle. 0,,i Mary ' a nd Egidius, Halewick, hence atTlushing. t.,A6 4 4a , from Newfoundland at Queenstown. 1 , rom c , °, t 0 ,.._ a.cutta at Dundee. •uenteria, and Jo en Lucia, Eehevarria, hence at ~,,,,0 Goitia, hence at Bilboa. o nith, from St. Petersburg for this port,-off Dun- 1t,', 41 1, tb' 11 „. r and, hence a t B or d eaux . ~li' ' i ncombe, sailed from Bordeaux for this port 28th 4 101 J • I, lle t, h ence at Tremblade. j4ssar eger,hd, and Pierre Amand, Jossn, hence at`Dunkirk. Ogiience at Zwolle. e Bo er, hence at T exe l. T i t fo c lse, Marphy from Chinca at Callao, and sailed 2d 11 br" d bY, sailed from ditto 13th July, for this port ; )44.erVAi d eStre, 17th ; Nile, 17th ; and Heroine, 24th July, „Sii 4 e' n rl it h.. Putt ; Villiers, Harvey ; and Livorno, (s a,) NI ? tr ',e, at Leghor n 04.4 1; 1 1 1e Isles, Lewis, and cleared 22d Sept. for Trieste, Voz ep h e, Harvey hence at Gibraltar. 11 1 1 4 4 liv t 4 , e t S; s ( it s s,) hence at Constantinople, 13th Se! or , Yrna. 1' 4 6 2 0th ”, and Zephyr, Lake, cleared at Gibraltar for ,Re 4 Isa• A S, eot. Al'lntyre; Hydras, Breckwell ; Pollock, De ttt i q ive r ekniill, Hall, hence at Helvoet. 30.—The Active, Williams, from Dublin i l ' a ts 444e r,Jed away all her sails ia sq s u s il s ll a y n e ce stej f d t a h y 6 ee _a_o in Cemlyn Bay,and, by a t h stcb auled on t e e . it., and 83)11N:4PAY, OCTOBER 3.—Wind S.W., light. 4111)aZl4,Yrna— alanta, Cainati Taylorc, fDevere urom Ba x, St. Petersbtirghrbados—Propontis. '. li , r , ogt,4:llliT°r, ` F Y (VaY, from Calcutta at Deal. 13 1 W Y, from Mobile for Rochefort, at Charente, -,117.011Ri1t lavino• struck on Mobile Bar coming over. th.,"eth r%eterson' Westermask, hence at Porto Plata. .Itk44ll43erg; hence at Torreverja. lt,ps -I,ll,..sailed from Malaga for this port 17th Sept. ' la lmesbury, Roope, - and Lady Huntley, Wil ktiz:e 11 41 4 ! ?erikzee .11 2 t sieth henCe at Ghent. 611%a5, hence for La Guayra at Milford. f,i'vrk'Rl7lBsie,from Demerara at Queenstown. fop EP T. 29.—The Lord Exmouth, Hobson, from a4,•4,!,,91it p,olterdam, got aground en the Banjare, 26th off after dis - harging part of her cargo, and '"L oll ronwershaven, leaky. She is now unloading e li kt FR 1, ,, 4, Vt, —ID A , .Nrir,4:-,./..4,,,, '2 OCTOBER 4.—Wind S,W. 14;it 4, 6 , n, crand, Sampson, from New Orleans—Aber q t . all d y . a rleoton—Thomas Thompson,nh e itV r c a o n m c t; kti ;! ito : ,, : t;t : dit o: tionn. ; ,e , e ri s t ;:a, annia, Coulthart ; ilikkl ‘ , llli aric li e i gari i ls , i i- i - l ß s en Nevis, Turner; Lady Hobart: pri o n n e , e 7: i e w bec t - F Lovely Mary, Potter, s _lsland, with loss of figtri fl ritri th ili sts, in a squall oirThslcar, . t , 1i t ,.• , , ,' -- 111. 1 i„ a rina Elizabeth '4 4, ° °11 '4l4t;,,erse, Bird New , Jansen, for Riga—Aim, Jus roarnk—i3Aosltxandr Moller, ,qi„valp, a t" - Rio Gr'ande,Ry dad 80 ; i s v o il ; Aurora, Cassaruio, Gijon—arignma' 0.( , , k 't lA, ff v or -- t I , r , „ Schwein, Groving, hence at Constantinople. tpt Ser)t.'"lburn, sailed from Constantinople for this Nll 4, \VII. 34itie i., ( 44 ) : I L 01 ml es: h h e e r n i ccee it a t t Charente. Havre. `Lo h lri k ue ti o _unlgard, hence at Zoltkamp. k t , ; i v p e ior, hence at Zwolle. ; 1 0 , ,i,l ll liia, ,P e; Sandy Jack, Wells; Good Design, Bre. 4 I NA, ney i Lie Boer ; and Sabina, Todd, hence at Helvoet qh 4 , 4 1e,. t l enCe at Zierikzee. 4 , V , P i n ynee . from Pugwash at Queenstown. di f r of f 4 ueen m owngwash, and Millman, from St. st. 1444 `k . ll / Lti) ' l Vp - (4),ky OCTOBER s.—Wind W.S.W. 14 (41t 4 t Z ) , It a t r . Z. rr .....a sa L ra iip, _Lambert, and Vermont, .Parry, (liest o, Graham, St. Domingo—Princess, , to k r t. , i N n Lass, Rainey ; Pen -4; 1 , gal, Black,: and Persian, Trevellick, erqt, Laguna-nnos Ayres—Aurora, Demerara— era ana—British American ; Crescent, o h nee Pri ne , Hollen, and Lively, Moriarty, St. John, , t „ er, Ad e Edward Island—Elizabeth Partridge N l NYe f e , 4 : St ne, Gijon—Tantivy Downin Penom '' a rlel; "' a m — Bar^. tt A J r * e A-1 fitter, 8 y—E, r,e a, pears e— npiter, Ruud litter, ranee, Young; Freeland, /11 Kenzie ; Lord Ravensworth, Scott ; Pezo de '1 4 4 41 4 N,, , Lo ft , evel, Scott ; Sea, ;Johnson Petet, I : li 4 NO . i,; 4 ,?wski Elkenoes, Raven, St. rsburgh— Wqs, gr, s pa ' Therese, Denberg ; Johanna Ernst, and 1,u t ,71 k, Biarney (s), O'Reilly, Rotterdam— l'tetOuetlqartta:l Wallace, Major, for Calcutta—Julia de Ag i s an , i Pa - -7Richmond, Grayson, and Choice, 404 4 2 , ....10_ 13 7, -I, rances, Cape, Ceara—Marie Sarah, 1 , Ritson, Panama—Tory, M‘Bride, A i ,4 0 , 1 t a stab le &don, Doane ; David Cannon, M`Lay, Nl t, 4 0a 41 1,4 r ,1 I) ,,awson, New Orleans—America, Lau. t,Wh 4 4 uct it'aYlor, Mew York—America (a), Shan. 4 ,1 !,,> ll t nthfax—Balcatnine, Levallois miable 4 ) ,7 I„7 , !ik;,,Ee rt "l kionne Esther, Calve. ;Bordeaux— ttzeitieqer, L,„ hristiana—Laura, Bower, Constanti- Liet,; ( 2 . ; Galatz—Camilla (s), Little, Havre — a nd _ Marseilles —Scotia, Davis, Naples— dont Vrow Elizabeth, Schur, Rotterdam n s, f °h~'~a rt i " o ~, '. ~ n aB~ .~Ud~ °M New York, at this port ; sailed 25th the Ni!' specie on freight On 26th ult., at 730 pi' hag •is , ". p 4 k . " .4a t ( 140e,,ase v t r a(si, from this port, for New York. tir a "cebergs ; did not touch at Halifax. from Callao, at this port. On 9th o lict , th e, pr,eatb e i,” 39 W,, felt two shocks of an earth -0%,,,(t)4tie Oriie!is., from nd t la po t ; was in t4„, t lliT. t4r the Rock Ligi te d the Duche r ss of Lao (;ttcl lkht,lpate,.;:ter the bo% s of both i . .essels were cut b t he c e .,,,. (i ge• The steamer was run ashore at )44D1), arljocli r — te eff on the flood, this morning, and 11,J14 .\ids i Ile does not make any water. (0 4 , r f 0?), ,01, hence for Malaga, at Straogford. 4elhatr orist4ll,.hence ' at Malta, and proceeded 23d ' T t niople ti:4y L'tt, i!tcin't.,-etire, at . Maa. virl.vaqterlcha,aza. hence, at Malta. ,tettori°trrha,,, B wayh h n e,nce, at Genoa A t oli t ,k t , aence, at Valencia. hence, at Narva. O N :1), i ;I', t ie llte, e9ce, at Riga. 4 4 3414; ttrah"Fe, i i_llence, at Warnemunde. N, ) tat e, b ei lmburg. ) , 1 11 41 t, , t4ii ed f fe, at Alexandria. Xl' le, han d l er f Giorv°,ll Alexandria 9th Sept. ; Giasone N*l . tiowt, % h ."' Dort, ' ta n?. and Annette Gilbert, —, P gel a, 2 00 ) ' l ied f 0 4 i tlii N ltl ep r t, ti r ti r n fo Pat,. .ras 7th Sept.; Azorian and r tont port. tle,to 4 `; l e, —t• Petersburg, for this port, off ti oll lo itat, (14 1?tlI D A . clea r ed ailed f rom Bombay for this port 30th It Zlqi tk il fur at C alcut j.o ndov ta 16th Aug. for this port, and V 4 l 4 a a i l a he la k , Tr i , ) 3 a Y I s . t 14 4 ,t L4h,C)ralcu-ttaga.t Alauritius. kli (1 tltilhmis'plteber!;freal Le u ; 4 l: o fr °rn London at Port Philip. kokri,tk:t Stc;rn. BrinzaalfZetiarniits ilo rn ay, ,both from ,f,','ron %ea:tra Blemnaosutt.h. trZI 4 4 uetai iss l . Sat ,ar be tl to, rotten il'bo ) f age:, 'ro at h ran is "cO3 w hilt!, hou se, 0 , g)flY o n be o ydal re . ien , B° lo' b 3" 5 of ie i ron ed stat ndl as e. 1 78 d, 0 Hoa a o e; t 21 b ,:of , e for— !? oth er ' 1 le oc enP , . s e 3 150 f v O l ow 9 ° r aeo , • •tan , r3 o but b e "„"ocIP neer' 9 sr rtilS tee 3lo . Lr_ A• , v me f uo det lege s t fo oser f the dare tg th,e otb go rm s u i ldio! he b u dges' the e „tlf gilled I , the i ltheu' The o f a gcl. 4ta te sioo tore rt; ;ha y° lentat!„ticet aPPWInfi ,I, ii e get ing C° bo ot 80a 31 1• „alp the Writ ted by too' Arlio l t hel w here re f, to th e The him. 0 11° 0 8 .„00( 1 ' he ;4111 0 r fa ir i 1 •„ fa ir d r seee 9 d eor er i e ighte 4 oat asfi ng eio id !$ ptle° 3al ge t bio tobge eo e`,l but , "- and " glO O be bur-14,1; trS te !l., (i'tC ol - (1 pv i s caPe. er, t o t" oiofi hes t ell wee re:Orli ° fl , ' , re the la e.o„ P s, 00, ` ‘f , sc i be d. is the eeot tbe f e ted tt p. t he 1,0 fti ol3 - e5 O f f i o ' r isiiff aP;f ri ccaS °ti heed 1 to THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. filartets. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. OCT. 4 There has again been a very good inquiry for Sugar, and 500 hhds. B.P. sold at an advance in some instances of 6d. ; 11,000 bags Bengal have also been disposed of at very full prices, and 2000 bags Khaur at 30s. to 31s. 6d. per cwt. for low to very good quality. The transactions in Foreign this week are unimpor tant, amounting only to 45 cases and 300 bags Brazil, at fully former prices. -1600 puns. Molasses 'nave been sold, at very full prices, including Porto Rico and Cuba Muscovado at 16s. to 16s. 6d., and Cuba clayed 14s. per cwt.-The dema .d for Coffee has not been quite so active during the last few days, but holders are firm, and no concession in price has neen sub mitted to ; the sales comprise 30 casks Jamaica at 58s. to 905., ISO casks 150 bags Plantation Ceylon at 545. to 83s. 6d. for low to very fine middling, 400 bags Native, "all faults," and 300 bags La Guayra at full rates.-1000 bags Cocoa sold at 255. 6d. for St. Domingo, 275. to 28s. for Para, and 30s. 6d. per cwt. for Guayaquil.-A small lot of Wack Pepper brought 3id., and 200 bags red 375. per cwt., 7CO bags Pimento sid. to 6kl. per lb., a small lot of Jamaica Ginger £6 10s., and 2000 pockets Bengal 16s. 3d. to 16s. 9d. per cwt.-150 tierces Carolina Rice brought 178. to 19s. 6d., 5000 bags Bengal Bs. 3d. to Bs. 9d. for broken, to ils. for fine white, and 6000 bags Arracan 10s. to to 10s. 3d. per cwt.-The busines- in Rum does not exceed 50 puns. of all kinds, on former terms.-The improved demand for Tea noticed last week has continued, and common to vood Conguus have further advanced ad. per lb. ; Canton Gunpow ders and Young Hysons are inquired for at improving prices.- A few chests of Shell Lac sold at 425. 6d. per cwt., and a small parcel of Lac Dye at lad. to Sad. per lb. for low quality ; 1300 pockets Turmeric brought 15s, to 15s. 6d., 800 bags of Cutch 17s. 3d. to 17s. 6d., 250 bags of Pearl Sago 20s. 9d. to 21s. Gil., small parcels of Sago Flour IBa. per cwt., and 75 cases Castor Oil, ordinary 31d.. and sd. to 7d. per lb. for good to fine.- American Bees' Wax steady at £6 7s. 6d. to £6 10s. per cwt.- 1580 bags and pockets of Rape Seed brought 40s. to 435., and 100 bags of Teel Seed 445. per quarter.-In consequence of the limited stock of Saltpetre,' prices for small lots.-200 to to 14s. per cwt. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. OCT. 4 The trade have bought to a fair extent throughout the week, but the market has appeared quiet until to-day, when owing to a larger attendance of buyers, and a favourable India Mail, a good business has been doing, and prices close with greater firmness, at fully the quotations of this day week. Speculators have taken 6470 American, 220 Bahia, 570 Maranham, 410 Egyptian, and 3030 Surat; exporters 1650 American, 30 Bahia, and 970 Surat. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, For the week ending Oct. 4, Itso. 'Prices paid Imports in the week.lThisWklThisYr SALES OF THE WEEK 400 Sea Island . 50. Stained 9900 Bowed Georgia, 13 d 0 22d 101 J 11089 458892 8} JJ ) 7k 96794 489876 ~,,,, f Mobile - 6 " 1 Alabama and Tennessee 6i 3260 New Orleans Gi 1 , j Pernambuco &Paraiba si 1 Amend and Ceara 1630 Ballia and Maceio 84- 5 8i 9 8 -= 1320 f Maranliam Sawginne(l oariteto. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, O CT . 5 With a fair attendance at our market this morning business in Wheat and Flour is confined to the supply of present wants, except in cases (and those are few) where sellers are prepared to make considerable concession. We, however, call Wheat 2d. to 3d. per bushel and Flour fully Is. per sack cheaper than this day week. All other article's slow of sale, but we don't notice any particular variation in the value of any one. 10 Demerara,Surinam,Ra.. I H .. 10 1720 Egyptian.. .... 13arbadoes Cartliagena .... Smyrna .... 9040 Surat .... Madras Wheat, 701 t Enilfsli, red Ditto, vhite Irish, red .. Ditto, white Rye, English, v. qr Barley, English, qr Scotch.& Irish, *6ollb Malt, English, up qr. pale Irish Oats, per 4511). English :8z Scotch, old Welsh Irish, fine sorts general do Beans, English, qr Scot( - Peas Plicebe Dunbar, 15th Aug. in lat 2 S, long 19 W—lsibella, of and from this port, 21st Aug. in lat 10 N, long 25 W—Sama rang, from Calcutta for London, 6th Sept. in lat 30 N, long 37 W—Charles Chaloner, hence for New Orleans, 20th Sept. in lat 40, long 22—George Brown, hence for Baltimore, Ilth Sept. in lat 41, long 65—Sovereign, of Whitby, for St. John, N. 8., 19th Sept. in !at 44, long 45—Jenny Lind, from Newcastle for New York, 10th Sent. in let 41, long 62—Halley, from canton for Montreal, 10th Sept. in lat 42, long 57—Mermaid, Thorpe, off the Cape—Christiana, from London for Batavia, 2nd Sept. in lat 19 N, long 25 NV—Catherine, hence for Bombay, same day—Sea Serpent, 24th Aug. in lat 1 S, long 21 W—Amelia Thompson, for this port, 12th Aug. off Candia—Margaret, of this port for Charleston, 14th Sept. in lat 39, long 32—Grace Darling, off Houth, with loss of sails—Commissary, 2d Sept. in lat 14 N, long 24 W—Eliza Hart, 4th Sept.—Veloz, from Colombo for Bilboa, 21st August, in lat 5 N, long 22 W— Wheat, 11,1 , 70Ib Jeaunetta and Bertha, from Sincapore for Hamburg, 23d Aug. Canadian .... in lat 6 N—Lady Mona, hence for Buenos Ayres, 28th Aug. in United States lat 16, long 26 NV—Conservative, from London for Mauritius, Danzig, mixed and d_ same day—Osceola, from Callao for Cork, same day—Jane or L Baltic 8t Hmburg do Cambodia, for Calcutta, same day—Hope, from Bombay for Riga and Petersbg. do this port, 30th Aug. in let 16 N, long 29 W—London, from Odessa, common Madras for London, same day—lndian Chief, from Colombo for French ' Spanish,&c London, 16th Sept. in lat 33 N, long 39 W—Samarang. from B anna t & Marianopoli Madras for London, 28th Sept. in lat 45 N, long 18 W, which Russian '&c. hard. . spoke Marchionessof Douro, from Mauritius, in lat 35 S, long R ye , 1, qr., Baltic, du 19 E, with loss of figurehead and bulwarks—Maria, Wilming- Barley, 7p , 601b,Grindin ton, for this port, 6th Sept. in lat 37 N, long 70 W—Columbia, Oats, 451 b. hence for St. Thomas, 29th Aug. in lat 23 N, 10ng34 W—Eliza 13eans, , pqr. European Johnston, for New South Wales, 18th Sept. in lat 42, long 14— r 4Solb. Egyptian Reindeer, hence for Buenos Ayres, 21st Sept. in let 39, long 13 Pease,". qr., —Great Britain, from Bombay, 28th Aug. in lat 10 N, long 27 Baltic, Ste., white W—Water Witch, (steamer,) hence for Palermo. 20th Sept. in Flour, *barrel, lat 41, long ll—Constitution, from Quebec, 13th Sept. in lat 44, Canadian swee long 39, with the loss of one man overboard, topgallant masts U.S. West. Canal d gone ; deck load, and 600 barrels of flour thrown overboard, Philad. & Bitimore.d six feet of water in her hold, and captain intending to proceed Do. 8z Canadian.. son as far as she would go . : arrived in this port 28th Sept.—Ade laide, from Halifax for California, 23d Aug. in lat 8, long 23 W Indian Corn, 9a , 4801 b. American white.... —David Clarke, from Calcutta for London, 18th Aug. in lat 0, European do long 21—John Garrow, hence for Halifax, 14th Sept. in lat 42, Do. Meal, 7p , br1..1961b long 28—Malabar, hence for Calcutta, 2d July, in let 29 S, long 53 E—Duke of Cornwall, outward bound, 11th Aug. in lat 4 N, long 20 W—Devonshire, from 'London for Table Bay, 19th Aug. in let 0, long 21 W—Maria ' Wylie, from Wilmingtoo for this port, 10th Sept. in about let 40; long 68; had been thrown on her beam ends in a hurricane on the Bth Sept. ; lost- every thing off deck, besides her sails and some spars ; had her water casks and some °flier cargo stove, and intended putting intoßoston for repairs—Argenti, hencefor Galatz, off Sardinia —Joshua, Waddington, hence for Valparaiso, 22d Sept. , in lat 16 N, long 27 W I,Bolt Flour,per 280tb English & Irisli,2nds Ditto. superfine Oatmeal, T. Id. of 24016 Irish, 1849 Canadian Bran.l9,l4tb Passed the Mound for Liverpool. Sept.-25, Camoena, Ritchie, from Konigsberg 25, Express, Anderson, from Cronstadt. Coiimion West India, Bzed LIVERPOOL 'CORN EXCHANGE. OcronEß 1 The supplies of Wheat, chiefly from abroad. have been in creased to a fair •extent since the close of the week, and those of Flour from the'United States are of considerable magnitude, the arrivals of the past seven days amounting to 48,981 barrels from that source alone, besides 3,235 barrels from Canada, and 5,548 sacks from France. This morning's market was thinly attended by the local trade, and weliad fewer buyers than usual from the country, so that with a superabundance of Wheat offering for sale, bu siness proceeded very slowly, and to effect transactions of even a limited nature both old Foreign and new Irish must be noted fully 2d. per bushel lower on the week, whilst our farmer's supply of new, being of good quality and condition, can scarcely be called so much cheaper. The Flour trade also ruled exceedingly dull, with a decline of 6d. per sack and barrel respectively. Malt is in fair demand, and is. to 2s. per quarter dearer. Malting and grinding Barley, as well as Beans and Pease, without variation in value, but the trade dull for each. New Oats declined id. per 451 b, and new Oatmeal 6d. per load ; but for old samples we continue our previous quotations. A considerable quantity of Indian Corn was Mimi for ship ment to Ireland, and to-day the transactions °tithe spot are not so numerous, but the article is very firmly held, and floating cargoes are readily saleable at very foil rates. BRITISH. s. d. s. d. S. d. s. d. 5 6 6 0 'New ... 5 6@ 5 19 6 0 6 3 d 0..... 5 10 6 2 5 0 5 6 do. 5 4 5 4 5 . 8 do. -- - Irsll6oth 'Chevair. 31 0 2 10 - 3 2 49 0 -55 0 40 0 -47 0 2 9 3 0 New 2 3 - 28 0 -; • 2 5 do. • 2 6 do. - 2 5 do. •32 0 do. 25 0 —26 0 do 2 4 - 2 4} 22- 2 4 2 0 - 2 1 127 0 —2R 0 fine —.lB 0 —3O 0 30 6 —32 0 extra ..34 0 —35 0 20 0 -21 0 20 0 -21 0 010 - 1 II RAILWAY RECEIPTS, The following are the seceipts of railways for the past week, that is to say, up to the date to which the respective returns are made:— RAIL 1850. Amount, e 1409.. .236.. 1849. Amount, .t 576 467 Aberdeen 2l Belfast and Ballymena 28 Belfast and County Down 29 Birkenhead, Lancashire, & Cheshire 29, Bolton, Blackburn, Clith. and W.Y 22, Bristol and Exeter 29 Caledonian 22, Chester and Holyhead 29. Dublin and Belfast Junction 25. Dublin and Drogheda 26. Dublin and Kingstown l, Dundee and Arbroath Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen 28. Dundalk and Enniskillen 25. East Anglian 29. Edinburgh and Glasgow 2B. Edinburgh and Northern 28. Eastern Counties 29. East Lancashire 29. Eastern Union 29. Furness 2B. Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr 28. Glasgow and Greenock 28. Great Northern and East Lincoln 22. Great Southern and Western 28. Great Western, &c. 29. Lancashire and Yorkshire 29. Lancaster and Carlisle 22. Leeds and Thirsk 29. Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport 29. Londonderry and Enniskillen , 28. London and North-western 29. London and Blackwell . . 29. London, Brighton and South Coaat 28. London and South-western 22. Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock 29. Manchester, Sheffield, & Lincoln 29. Manchester and Salford Junction 29. Maryport and Carlisle 22. Midland, Bristol, & Birmingham 29. Midland Great Western (Irish) 29. Monklands Newcastle and Carlisle 2l. North British 29. North Staffordshire 22. North-western 22. Scottish Central 29. Scottish Midland 28. Shrewsbury and Birmingham 29. Shrewsbury and Chester 29. Shropshire Union 29. South-eastern 2B. South' Devon 22. South Wales 29. South York., Doncaster, and Goole 21.. Taff Vale 28. Ulster . 28 West Cornwall 28. Whitehaven Junction 22 York, Newcastle, and Berwick 29. York and North Midland 29. FOREIGN Amiens and Boulogne Central of France Dieppe Dutch Rhenish Monterau and Troyes Northern of France Orleans and Bordeaux Paris and Lyons Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen Paris and Strasburg Rouen and Havre ..• Tours and Nantes PRESTON CORN MARKET, OCT. 5, We bad a fair show of English Wheat at our Corn Exchange, this morning ; and, being in rather better condition, it met a fair demand at rates very similar to those current thie day se'nnight. A small parcel of good new Irish sold at ss. £31(1. per 70 lbs. The general runs of old Foreign declined 2d. per bushel. Flour must be noted 6d. to Is. per sack cheaper. New Peas and Beans rather lower. The few new Oats that have arrived, still go directly into the hands of millers; consequently we had none on the market. Old go off in a retail way, at un altered prices. New Oatmeal continues to be pressed on the market, and consumers buy with extreme caution, although our quotations are further reduced 6d. per load. Old realised our previous currency. Other articles wlthout change. WAKEFIEL D CORN MARKET. OCT. 4 The arrivals continue on a liberal scale, which deters buyers, and the business in most articles consequently very limited. Wheat is Is. to 2s. per qr. cheaper. Oats id. per st., and Shelling Is. per load lower. Barley of inferior quality difficult to sell, whilst fine samples are in demand at last week's prices. No change in Beans or other articles. LEEDS CORN MARKET, OCT. 1. There is a very large arrival of Wheat to-day, in addition to in consequence, and new Whea Tuesday, and inferior sample • little new Barley offering. Oats and Beans are both in favour of the buyer. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET, OCT. 5 The supply of Wheat to-day from the farmers was short of last week, and having part demand for seed, and hardly an new from the south offering, the whole met a ready sale at they full rates of this day se'nnight. South country new being in ions must be ti LONDON GAZETTJ TUESDAY, OCT. 1 PARTNERSH I PS DISSOLVED Lonsdale and Co. ,IVbinchester, chymists.—Green and Way good, Liverpool, wine merchants.—W. Duff and C. W. Ward, Liverpool, corn-factors.—J. Robinson and W. Jenkins. Liver- pool, carvers.—Mellor and 011erenslatv, Rainow, Cheshire, timber nierch: nts.—}loward and Jones, Macclesfield, silk manufacturers. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. William Edward Ferguson, Macclesfield, Cheshire, surgeon BANKRUPTS. Thomas Gamson, Mark-lane, corn-facto William Mayer, Bateman's-row merchant Shoreditch, timber DIVIDENDS. Oct. 24, T. Holland, Bury, Lancashire, provision dealer, William Allen, Reddin, from St. John, N.B. at Beaumaris; lost deck, bulwarks, &c. off Sable Island. QUEENSTOWN, 3d Oct.—The Victory. of Bristol. was passed 20th Sept. in lot 47. long 48, dismasted, and derelict. MILFORD, October 2.—The Lucy, Kemp, from Liverpool, for Malaga, which put in here 27th Sept., leaky, has commenced discharging. _ ST. PETERSBURG. September 25.—The Champion, from Laguna, is sunk in the Mole, at Cronstadt, to her beams. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6.—Wind S.S.E. moderate, ARRIVED.—Hero, Wendman, from Bremen SA I LED.—Jemima, Moore, and Providence, Moyse, for Africa —Superb, Prentiss, Rio Janeiro—Rio Grande, Ryan, Boston — Wm. Penn, O'Farrall, Philadelphia—Fairy, Shelford, New foundland—M. Theresa, Schwede, Antwerp—City of the Sul tan, Gilham. Constantinople. Venelia, Christie ; Cambridge, Courcy ; Sandusky, Borland; Wm. Wirt, Sampson; Swan, Graham ; A. Z., Chandler; New England, Preble ; Sardinia, Pendleton; J. Hancock, Burgess; Hemisphere, Whittlesea; R. C. Winthrop, Thompson; and Ashland, Rice, hence, at New York. Tinicaiora, Turley, hence, at Philadelphia; lost mainmast, Satellite, Mierck'in ; Berlin, Smith; and Arabella, —, hence, at Philadelphia. Pacific (s), Nye, hence, at New Yrrrk, 21st Sept., in ten days and five hours. Siewerdina, Haan; Fanny, Jones; Tagus, Wade; tnd Far ret, Fall, hence, at Lisbon. Victory (s), Pearson, hence, at Lisbon, and proceeded south wat d. Lord Elgin, M'Clelland, and Parker, Risien t hen , :e, at Deme rara. Elizabeth Wood. Woodmas, hence, at Barbadoes. Salopian, Harvey, hence, at St. Thomas. Elphinstone, Cholditch, hence, at Jamaica. Chantal, Bresolese, hence, at Trieste. Ardent, Cowling, and Gazelle, Tyre, hence, at Valencia. Archibald, -, hence, at Gibraltar. Oberon, Olsen, hence, at St. Übes. Rose, Stamford, and Santos Ist, Santos, hence, at Oporto Hiver, Levier, hence, at Rouen. Elizabeth, Thomas. hence, at Havre. Mars, Carsteas, hence, at Cronstadt. St. Andrew, Paton, hence, at Quebec Anemone, Walker, and Patagonia, cisco. Enreqnita, Tono, hence, at Havana John Ravenal, Wambersie, hence, at Charleston Trimountain, Rea, and Living Age, Snow, hence, at Boston Courants, Vickers, sailed from Mauritius, for this port, 25th July Sims, hence, at San Fran• Leonora, Thompson, sailed from Demerara, for this port, 30th August. Primus, Swendelin, sailed from Trieste, for this port, 26th September. Y, Plychon, sailed from Bordeaux, for this port, 30th Sept. Farmer's Lass, -, hence, for Leghorn, at Milford. Tuskar, Chapman, from St. Helena, at Trinidad. United Kingdom, -, from -, off Sable Island, 9th Sept. Maria, Wylie, from Wilmington, for this port, at Boston, with damage. _ M. A. Folliott, M'Leod, from Hong-Kong; Athol, Black, 'from Sincapore ; and Circassian, Hore, from Panama, at San Francisco._ _ . . BLANC SABLONS, SEPT. 6.—A large ship, name unknown, from Quebec, with flour, ran ashore near Mecatina, 19th Au gust, during an easterly gale, but got off, after throwing part of her c=argo overboard, and proceeded. NEW YORK, SEPT. 18.—A barque was seen ashore on the Island of Saone, off north side of St. Domingo, 25th August, with a wrecker alongside. Two large ships were seen ashore on Sable Island, Ist September. 23d SEPT.-All the vesse!s in the port of Cienfuegos are reported to have been driven ashore during a hurricane, about 28th August. Two were totally lost, and the remainder got off with damage. SEPT. 25th.—The British brig Sovereign was towed into Gonaives, 17th August, by a French brig, having been found a derelict at sea, and dismasted. MONDAY, OCTOBER 7 —Wind N.W., a gale ARRIVED.—Adeline, Pike, from New York-Prince Arthur, from St. John, N.B.—Robert Stephenson, from Sicily—Leve, from Treport—Friederick, from Rostock—Anne and Irsete, A_brigantine, laden with wheat, is ashore on Crosby Point The schooner that was ashore on the North Bank has been towed in, a derelict, by the Queen, tug steamer. Her name is the Holyhead Trader, Davies, from Pentowan for this port, with a cargo of china.clay. She does not makernuch water. A flat was driven on shore this morning at Llisfane, and a mop capsize _ A flat was this morning sunk, and another driven on shore at Hoylake. X large vessel, dismasted, was off West Hoyle at 12 33 a.m., with signals of distress flying. Serenader, Robinson, from Mauritius at Queenstown. Hardman, Shaw, from Buctush, off ditto. Secret, Hilton, sailed from San Francisco for Realijo 13th of August. EA MIA, 17th Aug.—The British brig Favourite, bound to the Cape of Good Hope,. foundered at sea, aboutl3o miles from this port. Crew nrraved here in their boats. Fatima, Laing, from Pernambuco at Bahia. Oporto, Armstrong, sailed from ditto for San Francisco 12th August. :Almon, Little, hence; Dement, Lindsay, Port Philip; and Carlton, Jones, from Rio Janeiro, at Pernambuco. Oceana, Jones, and Undaunted, Whiteway, sailed from Per- nambuco for this port 13th August, 1 and Esther Ann, 22nd, for Paraiba. Portland, from Quebec at Fleetwood a aceio, ST. THOMAS, S Domingo, during names unknown. ,t. 12.—Several vessels have been lost at St. heavy gale, two of which were English ; BRAZIL MAIL, BARANQUILLA, 4th Sept.—The Science, from Santa Martha to Bremen, is lost on the Goajero Coast. Champion, Morrish, from Laguna, which•vvas sunk in the Mole, at Cronstadt, has been pumpeddry, and was discharging her cargo. VESSELS SPOKEN. Sir Richard Parry, from London for China, sth Sept. in lat 19 N, long 26 W, with loss of mizenmast, mainmast head and topmasts, but notin want of assistance, by the Haidee—Hope, hence tor California, 16th Aug. in lat 11 S, long 26 W—Nerens, hence for :Buenos Ayres, 4th lat 25 N, long 18 W 10I} 88 } 10005 128380 91 131 482, 683, 24313, 1225. 2431. 3704, 5129, 615. 1701. 505. 1096. 1176. 23252. 3534. 8256. 8428. 7817. . 3274:„. 2974 1432,... 3169 21 0 —2l 6 old --- do. FOREIGN. s.d. s.d s. d. s. d. 5 3 5 6 white.. 510—C 0 5 6 5 9 d 0..... 6 1 6 4 5 10 6 2 highinix 6 6 7 0 5 10 6 4 Rhenish 5 7 5 10 5 1— 5 3 white .. 5 11 6 1 5 6 5 10 Danube. 5 1— 5 3 5 3 5 6 Polish.. 5 11 6 2 5 3 —5 6 white.. 5 10 6 0 4 6 5 0 Egypt'n 3 8 3 11 20 0 —24 0 0 0— 0 0 2 11 3 2 Malting 0 0 0 0 2 6 2 8 Russian-2 4 2 5 27 0 —3l 0 1 24 0 —24 6 - 0 0 32 0 —33 0 ICanada.29 • 0 —3l 0 22 0 —22 6 22 0 —22 6 Ohio 23 0 —24 6 23 0 —24 0 IN.Orlns 0 0— 0 0 19 6 —2O 0 iFm.spf. l 3 0— 0 0 27 0 —2B 0 yellow .27 -0 —2B 0 0 0 0 0 ,do. ....27 °O-28 6 13 6 —l4 0 'ft..— 0 0 0 0 CORN EXCHANGE. OCTOBER 4 Still unmoved , by continued high prices and the unbendin• ' persistence of holders in the shipping ports of the Continent, the British markets this week are, with few exceptions, again noted rather lower for most kinds of native Grain, and Foreign Wheat, in many cases, is reported to incline slightly down wards; whilst, during the interval since Tuesday, the trade here has been calm and uninteresting, with a little tendency to recede, but in its leading departments no actual depression of moment. Since our last report the weather has been - fine, and preceded by the favourable rains stated early in the week, is now in every way seasonable, and the land in this district in excellent order for cultivation. During the last three-days, the receipts of Irish produce into this port have been very incon siderable, and we have none coastwise for insertion to-day ; compared with the arrivals of several weeks recently, the pre. sent supplies from abroad are also very unimportant. Though we have few buyers at our Corn Exchange this morning, and only a moderate business passing in any descrip tion of Wheat, the circumstance of less pressure on the part of holders, on account of the great bulk of our late large supply having gone to granary, and that of further shipments to any materiel extent from the near Continental places to this port • , being checked by our low relative prices, decidedly promote a return to greater firmness; •we therefore repeat the full prices of Tuesday for all Foreign Wheats, and in some instances a small advance is practicable upon the reduced currency re cently accepted ex ship ; new Irish Wheats, on the contrary, still tend a little downwards, thebest red samples being offered at U. 6d. to ss. Bd. per 7011).—From 20,100 to 25,000 barrels Flour have changed hands on the wharf yesterday and to-day, chiefly of Western Canal, more or less warm, at IBs. to 20s. 6d., some as low as 15s. 6d. to 175., with several parcels of good Canadian at 21s. to 225. per barrel. Prime brands of States support their value. French sacks are more scarce, and salea ble at 345. to 355. per 2801 b. for good fresh general marks,vvhile the extra qualities command 365. to 375. Irish scarce and un altered in value. There continues a good demand for Indian Corn to export to Ireland, up to 28s. for -yellow American, of which fewparcels remain on offer; prime white has become very scarce, is much inquired for, and would brill. , ' an advance. Few floating cargoes are offering, and 295., cost, freight, and insurance, required for Galati. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET.—YESTERDAY. We had a full supply of Beasts this day, but the demand being good our quotations was fully sustained. Of Sheep the supply was bare, and good Mutton realized id. per lb. advance. SINKING THE OFFAL. Prime first-class Heiters Second-class Heifers Prime first-class Oxen 4d. „ 4gd. „ Old Cows and half-fed Oxen 3ld. „4 d. „ Prime Wethers, (shearlings) sqd. „ 6id. „ Second quality (ditto) Old Scotch and Irish Ewes (ditto) 4d. „ 44d.. „ Lambs 0 d. 0 d. Number of Cattle in market to - day:—Beasts, 32074 Eheep, 6010. PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, OCTOBER 5. s. d. s. 4. 1 8. d. s. d. Beef gp lb 0 sto 0 7 Grapes,Eng.l* 11. 1 9to 2 a Mutton ..... ... 0 sa 0 7 Ditto, Foreign 0 6 0 9 Veal 0 6 0 7 Pines, For. each. 0 0— 0 0 Lamb f fore-qr 0 sa 0 7 Do. Eng. vp lb. 4 6 5 6 1 hind-qi Fresh Pork - 0 0 Ducks 3 0— 3 6 Bret Salmon 1 2 0 0 Pigeons 1 6 0 0 Soles Cod Fish Turbot For. Melons each 0 0— 0 0 Cucumbers .... 0 4 0 0 Nectarins, each. 0 0— 0 0 Currants, Black 0 0— 0 0 Fresh Butter Salt Ditto 0 8 —.O 11 Apricots Eggs le• 120 6 2 0 ) Rabbits, V' cple. 1 10 2 I Potatoes, 70 Peek 0 9 0 11 Turkeys 3 6 6 0 Peaches, each .. 0 4 0 0 Snipes . ... each 0 6 0 0 Filberts 0 6 0 8 , Pheasants 8 0— 0 0 --. ~.., ____ LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, OCTOBER 5. Hay. old, 201 b 0 Si@ 010 Potatoes, 90Th New Clover Ditto, Green Vetches S 0— 0 0 Cups ........ 2 6 2 9 Straw, Wheat Oat 0 32 0 44 MongelwurzeJ .. 0 0— 0 9 Barley .. LI., 0 2t— 0 3 Manure ~ 4 0 3 0 s. d. s. 1. Oct. h. m. h. m. I ft. in. Tuesday.... 3 031 051 119 1 Wednesday. 9' 1 2 129 18 2 [Terms begin. Thursday .. 10 148 2 8 16 6 Oxford & Cam.lklich Friday ....II 227 347 114 7 Saturday ..12 3 9 333 12 9 Sunday ....13 4 0 430 11 3 19th Sund. after Trin , tionday.... 14 4 6 453 10 3 [lst Qr.2hl7m morn, 110 730 3934 2431 14962 637 23480 1179 2117 3187 4446 1465 416 126 1384 421 12835 1457 969 1023 17394 3636 8720 7539 rates, buiseiondary and inferior d nominally unaltf. red cnrreo mat prices may ne const No further arrivals of English R .„. and owini, to the inferior quality, great difficulty is experienced in selling at last week's prices. Grinding finds buyers at late prices. In the value of Peas and Beans no alteration. Oats— English and Scotch old are getting scarce, and command an advance of 6d. to Is. per qr., whilst good parcels of foreign are more inquired after, at rather more money. From the country there was a short supply of new, which were disposed of at fully last Saturday's rates. Flour a dull sale, and late rates obtained Wheat—i 435. to 46s 365. to 42s 31s. to 32s Flour—Norfolk household, per sac DUBLIN CORN MAR Our market to•day was gene- - • malting Barley, a. rencies of Tuesda, he best samples of supported the cur Barley, were 6d. lOwer, note no alt( Wheat, nev d Oats of all qu Wheat, and dary descriptions of Rapeseed was rather dearer. We _ a in Indian Corn. is Od to 25a 6d I Oat Red (10., old lBs Od to 23s Od Rapeseed Barley lOs 6d to I3s Od Flour, Bere.. 78 6d to 9s Od 480 , .18s Od to 223 Od and . 13s Od to ICs Cd Oats, new 26s Od to 29s Od CORK CORN MARKET, OCT. 5. The Flour trade is dull, without alteration in prices. Infe• at late rates, Wit a'fair st hare receded,—Wheat, Is. per 2d. to 4d. BELFAST CORN MARKET, OCT to Is., At this day's market a large quantity of , Wheat appeared, and from the inferior quality sales were slow; prime parcels were about Id.. while inferior were 3d. to 4d. lower. A fair quantity of Oats come forward in middling condition, and ge nerally good quality ; prices Id. to 2d t _lower_than this day week.' Oatmeal in large supply, and dull, at 2d. decline. FO Indian Corn there is a pretty fair consumptive demand spring ing up again, and we look for a continued improvement for the winter. Prices, however, do not seem likely to advance. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET. OCT. 2 The supply of stock continues on a very large scale, but the quality, season considered, only indifferent. There was, as of late, a large attendance, and a good demand for fine Beef and superior Mutton, both of which sold at the rates of last market ; say prime Beef 4id. and 5d., and Mutton 4d. to 54d. per lb. 'A gOo t il clearance I.; DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. OCT. 4 The market this morning was again a large one of cattle, but not quite so many sheep as on this day week. Prices of good Beef were much about the same, 40s. to 425., and for very prime single Beasts, 435. to 445. per cwt. in sink ; inferior kinds, however, were more difficult to sell, even at a small re duction, and may be quoted at from 355. to 40s. We observed a great many lots of young cattle which did not seem to attract much attention. Sheep sold about last quotations, 43d to sid. ; Veal- - pc - per lb. me rig market his become very heavy, and the quality well finished; prices are, however, lower from extreme rates 55., and from this day week 3s. per cwt. on an average. Prices to-day of Bacon kinds, 325. to 355. per cwt. STATE OF TRADE, MANCH ESTER.—The market continued without animation throughout the week until Friday. Prices, however, have, on the whole, been pretty steadily maintained, although slightly in favour of the buyer. The reduced consumption by manu racturers nas thrown rather more yarn on the market ; and use, sought some concession, which, not being readily accord ed, induced a disposition to hold back. On Friday 'he Tudia accounts indicated some improvement at Bombay, which caused more animation, and buyers, who had previously been indifferent, showed a greater disposition to operate, and in some cases effected purchases, although on rather less advan tageous terms than they might have done previously. This was not so much the case with the buyers for India (who await the arrival of the letters) as with the continental and home houses, who, anticipating a higher range of prices, in conse quence of the India news, did not deem it safe to delay longer. Unlike the several previous weeks there has been no violent action and reaction in the market, and on this account the contrast has been less marked. The inquiry for the usually current numbers of 'yarn for India has been small, but in the finer counts, '2o's and upwards, the demand continues greater than the supply, and to obtain what has been required of these, buyers have been found to purchase lower numbers with them. For Germany the inquiry has not been quite so great, and as the week waned parties were inclined to accept rather less than would have been taken last week. Manufacturers acted with caution, and only ordered to a limited extent. The feel ing was, however, a good deal changed on Friday, but without as yet occasioning any extensive operations. In cloth there still continues a considerable degree of dulness. India shirt ings, in which there was some but not a very general business doing at the beginning of the week, are duller again, opera tions having been deferred till the arrival of the mail. Prices are somewhat irregular for these as well as most other sorts of piece goods, but together with yarns there was a disposition to greater firmness. ROCHDALE.—The transactions this week have been rather more limited than has been the case for the last few preceding weeks; but, notwithstanding this, we have had a very fair bu siness doing in flannels, at former prices. The wool market is steady and prices are tending upwards. LEEDS.—A steady business continues to be done in the woollen trade, without any marked change since our last report. Stocks are low and late prices well maintained. BRADFORD.—WooII fhe operations in the wool trade still rule on the finer sorts, for which very high prices are sought, and the supply not abundant. For low and middling qualities the spinners supplied themselves so amply at the neighbouring markets and fairs that they are-yet well stocked, and they are not withcut change. Yarns : There is not any less yarn going into actual consumption, nor are stocks to be found in the spinners' hands, but there is no disposition to buy for distant delivery, as the home trade is usually less active, and the ma nufacturers are buying for present consumption. For shipping there is the same demand as for s , ine time past, and yarns suitable for Russia are wanted for this month's delivery. Fine numbers on spools are fully as firm as last month ; in other numbers no marked difference. Pieces : The demand for goods suitable for autumn commenced somewhat earlier this year than usual; and throughout the season has been very busy ; and at no time has October come in with so generally a small supply of goods, in both the manufacturers' and mer chants' hands. This indicates a healthy state of trade, with an absence of speculation, and all are sanguine of a good trade sthroughout the winter. In prices there is no difference. HALIFAX.—The aspect of our Piece-hall on Saturday was -much the same as last week ; there being no noticeable differ ence either in the demand or the prices. Neither can we report -very differently as to yarn. The spinners have all their ma chinery running on current orders; and the merchants are reluctant to give fresh orders, except at reduced rates. The - wool market is steady, and the late advance is maintained. HUDDERSFIELD.—The market has been rather slack, consi dering the time of year. The amount of goods that have changed hands in the hall is not so large as last week, owing to the shipping season being nearly over for the winter goods. The wool market continues to keep firm prices. _ _ NOTTINGITA M.—Lace : The transactions of this week have been few; there is, however, no change in price. Hosiery : We have a good demand for ose, especially of the descriptions which are for winter use, as also for those for the spring trade for America, from which country we have some tolerably fair orders. LEICEBTER.—Trade continues in an active and healthy con dition. The orders for the South American and Australian markets have been more than the average. The shirt and knotted branches are brisk. Prices of material remain as before quoted. TIDE TABLE DAYS. f Pitearr.lEvErro.l IiGHT. 1 HOLYDAYS, ETC. RAILWAY AFFAIRS. —+— , Mr. Hudson is said to have been for some time making large purchases in York and North Midlands, Berwicks, Great Westerns, &c. it is rumoured that overtures have been made to Mr. Hudson to induce him to join the directory of one of the lines of railway from which he was so summarily ejected. The London and North-Western Railway receipts last week show an increase on the corresponding week of last year of £4,471 • the Great Western of £2, 445 ; the South - Eastern, of £3,011 ; and the London and South-Western of £1,302. The ste decided on by the London and North-western Railway Company for their new station at Chester will be close to the city walls, at a point that gives facilities for connecting their own traffic with that of the Shrop shire Union, the canals, and river. YORK AND NORTH MIDLAND RAILWAY.—The traffic returns of this line for the quarter just ended are most satisfactory, —so much so as to encourage hopes that the price of the shares may gradually advance to something, like what it has been in former days. From June 15th to this date the receipts have been at a rate to pay over 5 per - cent. on the £5O paid, while the £5O shares are only at • a price of £24. Most extensive purchases have been •madeinto the line in consequence, and the price advances on receipt of each week's traffic return. Mr. Huclson t tbroagli We broker in London, has been a large buyer. CEitTIFICATIia To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the don, and Liverpool, shipowner.—Oct pool, merchant. 4, G. A. Munro, Liver- FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. F. De Lizardi and Co., AUSlinfriars and Liverpool, merchants —l'. Farries ant R Dickenson, Liverpool, victuallers-- ill`Kean, Perkes, and Co., Liverpool and Birkenhead, contract ing engineers—R. and E. Prescott, Runcorn, Cheshire, butch ers. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. William Johnson, West Drayton, Middlesex, farmer Frederick Johnson, Lincoln, watchmaker. _ _ BANKRUPTS. Rhyl. Flintshire, hotel keeper, Oct. 11 and at the Liverpool District Court of Bank ;ter, tailor ?ICATES le shown to the contrary en the ml Mile-end, bnilde merchant. ORS FOR LIVERPOOL H our, ud div.) pn mrt of 13 I Alexico,(city %labile Nionte Videi 3 Nevy Orlean 21 Km Janeir 4 SanFranciE I Savannah 4 St. Helena 0 St. Thornal ENERAL POST OFFICE lsdesp'dLast Packet Next Packet aLondon I sailed. I due. 17th, ..lb, Next Mail 27th of every month 20th Next Mail itie Oct. 28 during 3- STREET Thomas Fielding', Nov. 7, at 11 o'cloc' Oct. 25, W. Hulme, Marches CERTII To be granted, unless c Oct. 31, J. Welch, Great Di .Nov. 5, T. Thomas, Dudley, MEETINGS OF CREDI Oct. 14, Richard Myddleton Lloyd 14, George Kyrke (audit) 14, John Tomkinson (audit) 14, Thomaz Alletson (proof 15, George Kyrke (audit) 15, 'Joim - fornkinson (proof ant 17, Pearson Richard Morrison Aug. 6 ssrs. Ev Liverpo California C. G. Hor Charleston China Demerara Havana.. Hayti Jamaica, Lima Sept. 1 1 PACKET LIST, G Destination S'HAMPTON STAT JO Lisbon Madeira Gibraltar Malta &lonian Islands Greece and Egypt.... •f every India, Ceylon,&China_ . month. ( ( 1 e ) x l3 c r e i p t t .Co l.i nIV. Honduras In d Bz . 2nd andl7th',Gt. Western Next M B i :r w m . u l d i a ld ,) ie F s o , re.xcCeoplt. of every Havana, Irene - -- - and Madeira month (2) Mexico R, Havana } 2nd of every C Gt. Wes 17th ofevery Medway ( 3 d ) e N Bermuda cara g , u S a t : Juan) andmonth only. 0( month only. Sep FALMOUTH STATION. n Next Mail 2 due Oct. 21 Next Mail New Grenada il, andl Evng. of 4th ft Crane I every month Sept. t Madeira, B Buenos Ayres LIVERPOOL STATION. Brit. N. America, Ber-1 Every alter. Ame muda. and U. State,: I Fritlay. Oct. 16 v.~. _ '-- THE CH ARITIES LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, OCT DISCHARGED: In-patients cured, 20; Relieved and request, 8 ; Made Out-patients, 4 ; Irregular, 4; Des ADMITTED: In-patients, 36; Out-patients , 6; Casuals House Surgeon, Mr. F. D. Fletche'r; Apothecary, Mr. J. Newton; Chaplain, Rev.W. Blundell ; Treasurer, Alfred North, Esq. ; House Visitors, Arthur Thompson and T. A. Hope, Esqrs. NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT. OCT. 5. Anm ITTED: Accidents, 26; Medical and Surgical Cases upon ; Total, 49.--DISCHAROED: Cured, 29 ; a request, 3; Attending as Out- Patients, 17: recommendation, Relieved and at o' Irregular, 1 3 Died,2.—itemain'ing in the hospital, 107. Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq.; Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Dundas and Mr. Bainbrigge ; House Visitors, Charles Inman and D. M'Viccar, Esqrs.; House Surgeons, Mr. Wall and Mr. Evans; Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rev. Win. Hughes. LIVERPOOL INDUSTRI Al RAGGED SCHOOLS PORT, OcT. 9 88 I Averag -35 Boys 2 Girls 68, SOW WEEKLY RE Boys on the Books Girls ditto Sick List Obtained Situations T. 11. Anderson, Esq., Treasurer; Joseph Hubback, Esq., Hon. Secretary ; J. B. Orriss, Superintendent; Visitors, J. P. Brougham and E. Heath, Esq. daily attendance SOUTHERN & TOXTETH HOSPITAL, OCT. 2 IN-PATlENTS.—Discharqed. OUT-PATIENTS. 7 Cured and relieved Cured Relieved Out-patients Irregular 0 I Entcred 0 I Under treatment 31 Referred to Fever Hospital Entered 9—Under treatment Treasurer, Benjamin Platt, Esq.; Visitors, Rev. J. Rob berds and J. Job, Esq.; Honorary Chaplain, Rev. George Dover ; Physician and Surgeon for the week, Br. Cameron and Dr. Petrie ; House Surgeon, Mr. G. C. Sharman ; As sistant House Surgeon, Mr. H. F. Barnett. -- eo LIVERPOOOL DISPENSARIES, Number of New Patients entered on the Books of the Dispensaries during the last week. _ _ North. South. Total. New cases relieved at the Institution 272.... 248.... 520 New cases visited at their own houses 102.... 60....171 VISITORS.—North, Vauxhall-road: J A. Tobin, Wm. F. Macgregor, Gerard Lynch, and R. A. Payne, Esqs.—South, 1, Upper Parliament-street: C. Booth, E. Humble, J. W Will iams, and Scretary, 3 Illlsoi, Esqrs.—Treasurer, F Mill, Esq.— 00 EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY. Eye Department :—New Patients admitted in the month of Sept., 398; Patients prescribed for, and who have received . . partment :—Patients prescribed for (new and old), and who have received surgical assistance during the month of Sept., 226. Surgeons, Dr. Edwards and Mr. Neill; Hon. Assistant Surgeon, Mr. Poole; Assistant-surgeon, Mr. J. B. Bar- BIRKENHEAD HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY, OCTOBER. 5. HOSPlTAL.—Admitted, 2; Discharged—Cured, 3; Relieved I ; Made Out-Patients, 0 ; Not Benefited, 0; Irregular, I; Dead, 0; Remaining, 9.—DISPENSARY.—Out-Patients—Ad milted, 41 ' • Discharged, 19; Remainin, 465: Home Patients —Admitted, 8; Discharged, 1 ; Remaining, 56. Total since January Ist, 1777. _ _ _ Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Stevenson and Mr. Dixon; Sur geon for the ensuing week, Mr. Vale ' • Treasurer, Mr. R. Bryans, jun. ; House Surgeon, Mr. Macdougall ; Hon. Secretary, Mr. F. Hamp. I.arriages, 3irtl)s l anb Deatbs. MARRIED On the 24th ultimo, at Aigburth Church, by the Rev. J. Jones, ROBERT NEI LSON, Esq., Halewood, to MARY ELIZABETH, youngest daughter of the late HENRY MOSS, Esq., of Aig burth. Same day, at St. Augustine's, Bristol, WILLIAM IRVINE AUSTIN, second son of the late John Austin, of this town, to Miss ROSINA WOODS, of Bristol. On the 26th ultimo, at Bleasby Church, by the Rev. Mr. Marsh, Mr. ROBERT LEATHERBARROW, shipwright, of Waterloo, near this town, to ELIZABETH MARY, youngest daughter of Mr. WM. WATSON, farmer, Bleasby, Notting hamshire. Same day, at Woollaton Church, by the Rev. H. Bell, JOHN STOCK, Esq., of Westdale, Wavertree, near this town, to LYDIA, second daughter of the latex. WEDD, Esq., of Boston, Lincolnshire. Same day, at Belfast, by the Rev. T. F. Campbell, WILLIAM SINCLAIR, Esq., of Mersey Cottage, Bebbington, Cheshire, only son of the late Wm. Sinclair, E. of Brookvale, Belfast, to AMELIA, third daughter of JOHN HIND, Esq., of the Lodge, Belfast. Same day, at St. Jude's Church. by the Rev. J. Cordeaux, Mr. JOSEPH WADE to MATILDA, daughter of Mr. WM. BUSBY, sen., all of this town. . . icnthe27th'ultimo, at Glasgow, Captain ANGUS MAY, of the brig Courier, of this port, to CATHARINE. only daughter of the late Mr. MALCOLM WCALLUM, of Crinan, Argyle shire. On the 29th ultimo, at Stanley Church, near this town, by the T. Gardner, A.M.. THOMAS, eldest son of the late Mr. N. DAWKINS, of Fairford, Gloucestershire, to MARIANNE, daughter of the late Mr. G. P. DAVIES, Nantwich, Cheshire. Same day, at St. Bride's Church, Mr. EDWARD WIL LIAMS, to M►ss HODGSON. On the 30th ultimo, at St. George's Church, Everton, by the Rev. W. W. Ewbank, Mr. HUGHJONES, bricklayer, to Miss JANE ROBERTS, of Carnarvon. Same day, at Tranmere Church, by the Rev. B. Arthure, Captain THOMAS DOWNWARD to AGNES, daughter of the late Mr. JAMES TROTTER, of this town. On the Ist instant, at St. Mary's Church, Birkenhead, by the Rev. A. Knox. Mr. THOMAS BENTLEY, of the firm of Messrs. Wilkinson and Bentley, tailors and drapers, Lord-street, to Miss SARAH SMITH, of Bock Ferry. Same day, at St. Mary's Church, Bootle, by the Rev. W. H. Wright, the. Rev. JOHN CRUMP, incumbent of the above church, p to ar HAR H IL L IET, eldest daughter of JAS. LAWRENCE , Esq., of Same day, at Sefton •Church, by the Rev. J. H. 'Stafford, EDWARD JACKSON, third son of.WILLIAM to ELIZABETH, second slaughter of the late EDWARD. CAUSER, Esq., of Stourbridge. Same day, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. D. Stewart, M r ' STEWART JAMES ANDREWS to STEWART, only daughter of Mr. STEWART R. MACKAY. Same day, at St. Michael's Chnrch, Upper Pitt-street, by the Rev. H. Carpenter, A. 8., Mr. REUBEN ROBINSON, mari ner, to Miss MARV JOHNSON. On the 2d instant, at St. George's Chnreh London, by the Hon. and Rev. Ch ther.in.law of the bri lains, Viscount EAS daughter of the late James Patt groom, an NOR to 3 ~ tries Leslie Courtenay, bro- I one of her Majesty's chap liss VIRGINIA PATTLE, Esq., of the Bengal civil ser- Same day, at Mussc vicar of Mathon, by the Rev. A. J. Douglas, •e, CHARLES CROKUT !hant,to JANE PATULLO, Lisa., late of Edinburgh. DOUGLAS, Esq., of tl daughter of FRANCIS ialifax, by tl, TAMPLI N, Archdeacon Musgr . ove, FREDER merchant, of this town, to MARY JAS. WARD, Esq., of Ellen Royd Halifax daughter of the late Macclesfield. Same day, at Woo, croft. Mr. EDMOND RILE' Beverley, to MARY, daughter of k Noctonith Same day, at St Jt Church Sheffield, tii'HELEN, Spekefield-villa. Same day, at Churt Mr. WILLIAM GOU late Mr. CHARLES of Chester. On the 6th instant, NON to Miss JANE WILLIAMS to Mr On the 26th t wife of H. HUXT( On the CHAMB On the 30th ultimo, at Mrc I t 14 14,114R1,1 tailor, ( LO On t )EN:c;f a a daughter. On the 4th it being thrOw ron de Niemr, St. James', Lately, in I Ills early inately became v series of portraits fr Welsh, Candlish, ar the Free Church. painter in the Scottisl. a very short time the principal fan of the governor, a style so krillian a series of cabinet settlements, with a they in Edinburgh way to fame andfoitt father for a few weeks rare, when, caused by tl n the ty On the - 27th March 30, Mr. HENRY CH Warrior. enj6ymelit of all 1 forty years of her ( On the 17th ult twenty y While a t upper log fell and s instantaneous death eighteen miles of this tov New York in May last embark in the coal lin Same day, at Castell DONALD WLEAN, MAITLAND. The di mare, accompanied by concussion of the br jog. Strange to say, Same day, at Inv, widow of Mr. WM. ( ANN, wife On the 24th ult., aged 33, Mr. the late Mr. R. Beddow, of Cola Same day, in the wreck of the sage from St. Malo to Jersey, REID JACKSON, of London. NALD, aged 15, and his df,tigl aged 14, perished at the same tin dren almost unconscious of their son and these two children had lx the wreck of the Polka on her voy the previous wee)' On the 25th ult. Waterloo-t Cumberland, and formerly of On the 26th ult., at Wakefie he Wesley his ministry amon ATHERTON. II quent pastor, and fine( nexion, that of president of the C( Same day, aged 45. THOMAS C first pupil of the Dens prover of the manual pnabet, E the deaf Sinn day, ALFRED, y Upper Parliament street. On the 27th ult., at Bonn, Hon. CHANDOS Lord LEI( the benefit of his he; On Thursday week I rably towards recover home. On the same nigh plectic fit, and continued when he died. Lord poems, which obtained s , cation ; and his name lii gh vs spicnous in certain legal proceedin less attempt made to question his the principal of which is Stonelei but there is also property apperta counties in England. The decease, in the title by his eldest son, the E Same day, in London, aged 6i M.A., assistant-keeper in the dep the British Museum. Same day, in Gill-street, Captain WILLIAMSON N Same day, at Rochester, was the founder and activ successful life assurance a Same day, at the Almsl of a gardener. Bishop Wood's The deceas almhomps • 74, an old man who had Y. and who had two nepht wretchedly off as himself. tune of 400.000 francs. JoHN'Gßook:i Same day, at Amcotts, in the I shire, at the advanced age of 90 TREE. The decease r year 1782, being then it ship to that unfortunate s the service, and, beim-, the Marir out his priie money and the saving He then for a few years worked a still carefully adding to his store, to support him, he gave up hard 1 cultivating his own garden and tall tained all his native wit, intelligen very last, and was delighted at any for his old-world tales about the vva the first French Revolution, . breeched and Louis Philippe was a .—. employed, with a good listener, of an evening at the fireside, would talk on into the small hours, or all n i g ht if it p l ease d him. For many years of his life he took Temperance and Ex ercise for his doctors, to which, doubtless, we may ascribe the extended age which he reached. And, what is better, be also took Religion for his guide and support, and both lived and died in the faith and hope uNsa, o i f t. an LI A e r:iestan JONES,d s o n f c G el r e e Ca Great i e s w t a t i o n n .. On the 30th ultimo, aged 63, ANN, widow of LUKE HALL, s E t E r g; l eae . .oef day,r e a a t g George-sq u a re. 0 5. 8 r s e s_rq. only just I when so Same day, at Ashfield-lodge, near Neston, aged 50, THOMAS STOCK, Esq., late of this town. Same dny, in B rvdges - streei;Covent-garden, London, aged 43, Mr. HENRY ALEXANDER, for many years reader of the Law at the Western Synagogue, St. Alban's-place, London. Same day, in Brunswick-road, aged 46, Mr. JAS. LOBLEY. ES S C a On the 30th ultimo, MATILDA , w if e of EDWIN CA SSON HINDLEY, Esq., of Chapel-villa. A m ! day, at Seran, (Rude,) in his 85th year, the Marquis of Same day, at Pendyffryn, near Conway, the residence of Gen. Sir C. Smith, in consequence of a fall from a gig, aged 64, Rear- Admiral Sir JOHN MARSHALL, of Pen-y-Gardden, Denbigh shire. The gallant decrasen had been in the navy halfa century. On the Ist instant, aged 74, Mrs. ELINOR KEWLEY, late of Douglas, Isle of Man. Sa;le Clay, aged 62, Mr. ROBERT WILLIAMS, late of Little Sutton, Cheshire. , Same day, aged 32,111 r. DUCKWORTH HUEY, hair-dresser, London-road. Same day, at head-quarters, Woolwich, after a short illness, Captain LAWRENCE, R.A., much regretted by all non-com missioned officers and men of . the battalion, and by all who were acquainted with him, or bad occasion to visit hint in his ti, talent as a musician, composer official capacity. • Same day, at his residence, at Birkenhead, aged 43, Mr. e j d on in N th s i A s R co ß in oiT try: 34, Mr. WM. ROBINSON SHEP HERD, J. ULLATHORNE, of Ranelsgh-street, in this town, has been R rir l e 7 l i Y fe su of rp A a i s r s . and brother of the Bishop of the Midland District, the Right formerlyßev. (sa): 1 nDtie,re. day,2Uo nf l dlcaaottlri:,No instant,r.ontethi. iiagsg;:i .di it Is, HERD, master-cooper, Upper Pitt-street. as s iv l e n t well a d s a arranger, r a a g n e g d e r 6 ,5 blockmaker, of this town. . On the 3rd instant, MARY, eldest daughter of SAMUEL FINCHETT, whitesmith, of this town. On the 4th instant, aged 2, EMILY, the youn-est daughter of Mr. WM. BINSTALL, Upper Warwick-street,Toxteth-park. Same day aged 3 months, SELINA : EMILY, infant daughter of Mr. DAVID ROBERTS, of Hope-street. On the sth ineti,ANNE, the infant daugnter of Mr. THOS. DOVER. q.. coach proprietor, )3, the R JACKSON, of lIMIAS ELLIS, Es( DAVIES, Esq.:engineer, William Harrison, d daughter of the Church, Ir. WM. BEY I AIN'T MS to Mis .h, by the Rev. C Rev. W. Hughe S, both of thislO-l'lt'ii. the wife of JOHN .eet, Chester, the Mrs. ROBT ce, Min Avon, St. As wife of Sir E. N :, the wife of Mr. THO, MATTHEW wife of P. M uth Da 'STA NIEUMANN, wife of trian Minister at the Court n connexion wit. the Br rived by his .bro iped him on his on a visit to his fect health, death NY 13, of yellow WHIT} tte of thC prig She was in the i a short time of her ness during the last born in the vicinity the last seventeen year's nt witni nd led hence ided in nt to Alabama, there to es, HARRIET, wife of to of the late General ing home to Castella- Le fell on it ance was unavail youngest daut i'OMAi DAVISON A. CRO KAT, BEDDOW, printer, son of Shrewsbury. steamer Superb, on her pas n his 56th year, Mr. JOHN lis only son, JOHN REGI .er, ELIZABETH PERCY, leaving three younger chil- en miraculously saved from tge from Jersey to St. Mal Lce, Whitellaven ged 63, A revenue fo: ;ed 75, and the 54th year of ri Methodists, the Rev. WM. laborious, faithful, and elo- office in the Wesleyan con , iference in the years 1846-7 Deceased was the nstitution, Claremont; im .d inventor of the signs now and dumb throughout the )n of Mr. JOHN PAYNE ine, aged 60, the Right left Englund for is 10E6 need to be progressing so he had resolved to return •, he was seized with an apo- until the following morning.. the author of a volume of :r at the time of their publi ten rendered somewhat con ga, in consequence o: a fruit lordship's title to his estates, at Abbey, in Warwickshire; ning to the title in six other 1 hon. lord will be succeeded on. Wm. Henry Leigh. , the Rev. RD. GARNETT, trtment of printed books at ARY, relict of the late THOMAS BURR, 1 he king 7111orceaux, Paris, aged ;, however, left they. -street, Toxteth-park, Mr. Sty's Customs at this port. Irish of AlthoTe,:Lincoln- r. SAMUEL CRAB- yal George go down, in the and on duty in the next Subsequently - retired from reful man of his class, put of his wages to interest. an_ agricultural labourer, ing his daily walk. He se ce, and shrewdness to the time to obtain an audience