The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-12 00:00:00

'J L A is inte rate of cattle, 1. the deman 10,0UU t STATT i 0 ,, A N b eor ts, ail 44, the tbe ?; :. %'s IT 0 10 tv ' Y ill ',.;01A.4411, klof `ou tae 4011 e o~,~?I~. Pa t 1 ion 1 e jr * e arr. of Oatlam 4 hicz ilpnn ,ite s l.o and de , tbP; ' )yterirns )ad upper "` w ays had a bad opiniol 'tit he had a worse op AT d ts . - . 0 ADER in the Eveni ,—The subj no Mail:— 'PAItIre skt - 'vain we deem taitnwc 4114rtered in a midland cm the soldier of fl of LI having re 31st by c murder 011 A ....: 1 t4c4b eratil 44f_ a eat..,.. ]n, to quit the whose t Having ion to their colonel o request that ,ion from Ron ,11 Let o pie registr . N ttte r otestant. The gallant officer havir 0 ",: ) re laa 'llse of this resolution, advised them to de , a ,!tu:ely on the subject before they to tion they y and £l,OOO tt O' Moore Vri v .A.TI so .ussness. i‘J Luis ougAu j, i 41 .. t days informed him that tl tie Protestant Church, int Miss Blair, a ward in C .:en £BOO , and a i , lp, - " c c , Pos, t,il fro :,, ' s in Taui, , i Itv. County Ireland. N i :th her mother ' and step. 0 , 0, 0, i extremely beautiful as wt. r: 1 0 ?. °4lp 17, while the fortunate Irish g.... ?1' Na °4 4 °. IN That could have induced the parties Id 1 : 1 '04 1 14 ‘ ?t he imagined, as the . mother and stepfather, ' ',, t ht,,Or• O'Moore was on a visit, were favourable 0 "eti , ,"• The only assignable reason for the flight e , ~1 1,, ,, , : altar is the dread that the Lord Chancellor o r ' ‘ .l lt ,:li' e ° e ll s 'ent to the marriage, who, under exist '1 14 t , , Will no doubt deprive Mr. ' :; i 4,, ' k - Property beyond that of his ' . 1' ' ll e°4ll rule in such r e ct 1 l'e li ng to the usual ~,I uts , Shnnhl A t.. rvx.r..- on, with Li The young lady, who w Captain Me as highly accom• nooro of any ainea to I !, nun n now, 'roperty 'ost Oth, payments of Total In De jar; but I LIVERPOOL G ERAL PRODUCE ER TO THE EARL OF. DERBY, 1 Vauitress, and the i probably Sittir gbourne may bowl him over MARKET, AY. U [After the above rem s were in type, we receive( t' 'or Sugar, but no ch, afher lengthy communication iur esteemed correspondent " BEESWID same subj insist of 650 hhds B G," giving a very Madras. AI ) bass of Beng; ver analys We regret tha t day or two; the sales are which did not transpire; ster Cup, ar 'es at 15s, to 14s 6(1 a the quay —No transac esteem 1 full rate THE LIVERPOOL STANIJARD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1852. request at t in t men of both parties, I 1852, ENDED OC 2 118,76 20 13,370,305 114,185 5,785 6,099,717 133,932 1.093 3.143,892 .... 3ER 10. 13,251 i, 5,355,697 970,000 170,000 162,058 !ase on the Year QUARTERS EN Dccre 996,000 26,000 220,000 50,000 292,295 130,237 608,670 .... 911,673 345,985 49,765,417 853,997 D OCTOBER 10 139:864 14,303,755 163,901 1,432,564 I 1, 165,025 1,870,136 1,915 96,857 :15 .... 81 45,445 28.452 261,000 40,000 ~.„,-..- , 17,799 .... 124,330 I 137,996 13,66 165,255 234,042 1 68,787 ase on the Quarter POTATO ROT 11, 359,727 28,929 ARYLAND ,291,394 R 5.1.997 1 437,397 298,264 45,000 10,653 e. 113,606,689 1 13,635,6181 388,6561 359,727 The Rockville that the potato rot is general in Mont and that thousands of bushels have been r of Liverpool 3arl of Derby, borough, to a sump.: The gu compr►sed nong the compan N. D. B )se Lace, the mer, o attend, edale, and Henry iis heir at the a, 7to 1a Bto 1 - 11 to 1 sto 1 i to 1 me of G ruling tu Le Increase o Deer 1 84,752 1,157,2 33 to 1 20 to 1 tson's D Ilex and Phleg ESHIRE ak en free' 25 to 1 agst 1E DERBY, 1 MANCHESTER, CESAREWITCH 13 to 2 agst Mr. Phillips's Le Juif -10 to 1 Mr. Morris's Itv" 12 to 1 T 100 to 8 100 to 8 20 to 1 20 to 1 25 to 1 25 to 1 25 to 1 100 to' 3 100 to 3 100 to 3 50 to 1 50 to 1 Mr. T. Parr's Alre Mr. Copeland's [ Lord I Mr. Part Lord W. Mr. T Mr. B -7 to 1 taken fr t's Shur Dawson's Lerr'v atson's Do'land— Mr. Farrance' Lord Exeter lyn-t (ken, aft. of An even bet of £3OO le s Lady Harriett— Russborough—ta Ilex—offered. u Phlegm and Le CAMBRIDGESHIRE TAKES kV ' e a r l r l eY Noble— 20 to 1 asst Major Martyn's Convulsion—taken 20 to 1 " 20 to 1 100 to 3 100 to 3 Marquis of SETTING HOUSE Westminster's Plot Home 5., hill aim 1E CHARITIES LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRMAR Oct.)—Aom ITTE : In-patients 24; relieved —(Weekly Report at-patients, II ; ca ED: In-pat Le house, 18 k25t0l —•tk 30 to 1 dratt of a :s cured TATTE RSA -THURS .n freel , ex ship; )1d at 11 ins Dener •DISCHAIW —(weekly_ Report, NORTHERN HOSPITAL. ADMITTED: Accidents, 30; Medical and Snigical Cases upot recommendation, 10; Total, 40.—DISCHARGED: Cured, 17 relieved and at own request, 5 ; attending as out-patients, 11 irregular, 1; died, 3.—Remaining in the Hospital, 96 SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL. — port, 6th Oct.)—lx-PATIENTS : Discharged, cii lieved and made out-patients, 0; at own request, 0 ; irreg lar, 0 ; dead, 1 ; entered, 10; under treatment, 46.—0 U PATIENTS :—Cured, 22; entered, 39; under treatment, 47. LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES, Om 11.--New cases ,re Wenly Re- T rate), D bales were offered, 'but only 400 bales 1 to 42s s of mid quality at 14 pr ton ; at pt LIVERPOOL COTTON FRIDAY, OC cl we I ,d active, ar MARIE irther advances p to the close of busineston Monday ; es. On Tuesdaythere was son- sed an d exporters 1270 American, Surat, and 390 Madras. Tli , unts of rather to realise, and rather easier rates wet accepted, which Lmlthe market ions of Friay last. Ted, to 200 Pernm, 170 Prep. -day are 8000 ad export, the market using steadily SALES. I IMPOI 1 Week Previ- i Week - 0 — c — C 3 I Oc sal i67€l 641 145.:%.1 ) sl O7OOl 1f 7l} 1030 1 66610 25 1 1 81 1675 '5901.2416 10 1480G0 10,1 } 9240 31 4676 I 2 I J 770 208710 390 2280 11 7541 7-13461 55620 750 2347730. 247847 of Tuesday, except in t The demand for t but few rior descriptions met a dull sale. Calves met a good sale, at late prices.—Best Heifers, 5d to ad ; second class..qa to 4.1 ; inferior, ad to 4id. Sheep, best Wethers, ad to 60 ; Inferior, ised 780 d. Slice nd Lambs, .d. 111uttor brward, we had but a small markt Pigs are sporting pric Ltely for the London market SHIP' ) T' TUESDAY, OCT. 5.- ARRIVED.• Loociianali, M Watson, Quebec—•Cresent Ci Triton, Glalif)eke, and Vi, 11, Antwerp—Jessie, St. Do fed for Beef, 42s to 46s a 48s per cwt 5d to 6d per lb ; Veal, 6d to 7d per lb. p immed =- - ~"~ N. W., fresh Denierara, & !i:gyptiar for whic :I, the •rely ar Is. per he full currency y of Barley yet offering whole met a quiet I Indian ii; . 6 (I . I At this day's t quality of Sh .t) was brisk, at a small adv I. From 1, though, it i.ETS s; Henusin Cutts, Vina Annandal mpson ;_y Prince of W lenrietta, Oliver, g sprung art ; m Lady Worst( Confidence. Chance which New One Tuesday.... 12; 10 28 Wednesday.l3; 11 10 Thursday ..14 11 53 'riday aturday e isth Mohr-place, Lc Esq., of On the 2 Capt. Gold . Chnrton, of a On the 4th instant, at I ilr. J. W. Maddock, of a On the 6th instant, ir li nit., in i.il., of I Carrack, Fales, In, hence at Milt saac Webb, Cropper, ali hence hence at Bath Al !kmerica,C at New Orlean. ...... Kate Hunter, Buck ; Cape Cod, ;;o, Freeman; Irvine, Whitty; Quebec 4 p,m., off C. Cle , 4 1 . Ca 5 p 4 e v t and topgallant HOLY DAYS, ETC. kenzie, St. Luke 2 N., 42 V .;tklcutta, TIDE TABLE . ft. in 0 :17 6 BIRTH s, the wife of Edw ( lane, Tranmere, tip Birkenhead, Mr r ;irt e it - t" e4 teci r- t e 13dyi Teatest c itement at Taunton And f 't7il; e ll CASE h • Ily .t .) lB ; ° e d . Y d• of ,. of was to the .... Oth' l ed while bathing at Ireland's Eye, a b '. l `).' a i c oast of Dublin. No suspicion at the time 4 ' l ed that a m urder had been committed. It I'9 i;1 4 4 11.11 1 A.rklow fisherman had been . sailing by the -and viol en t screams , which ceased as he ap on, N" e Place. He then continued his course ; but 11 „Hof at his house he informed the police of g what h e h a d h ear d. Wh en the report of the 'itl i t 'e a red in th e p a p er s, the police of Wicklow in -9'l ..,„1/I°.3a of Dublin of the facts communicated by the ,it;aical tnw?ereipon the body was exhumed, and a post tiation held upon it. The . result was that Otcl, "arniners came to the conclusion the woman t o , 'l ` t i ' ,fled, but strangled. Suspicion immediately ;•' ache husband, especially as he married another 4 ,l i 'ew days after the catastrophe. He has been . remanded to prison for further examination. ECCLESIASTICAL. ECCLESIASTICAL.) , s G et . .MENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. /' b Beckett to a Canonry in the Collegiate D u rabra e . Yryr.'"° ll dier Vicar of St. Marv's, Warwick, to an 'y - A t ionryln the Cathedral Church of Worcester. I to' `/,.. Bourne, M.A., to the Vicarage of Castl' ` t eicestershire. o ,bur i n nla ' M. A, to be Chaplain to Aiderm. they t-S of his er; va;4l . , 0 (3 , 11 Y e , M.A., to th. l u ; 1 A. s'ul-lreli of Kirkham, Lancashire t j '4 . lll c°ltrsi D l i e r r e ' to the Perpetual Curacy r • f %n4 a, to th e C uracy o f Prow t e'. '•h "... ,1s0„ ' r ,aner, t ebeAssistant Chaplain of the Con eakeld r°o r, W B.A , of St. Catherine Hall , csstlz the Mas'tership of the Free Giammar O'Y b e . w chutch Rosendale, Lancashire. rlans M.A., Rector of Hockwold with , f r t Norfolk,f°Nntnor iri i. Elonorary Canonry in the narkness 8.A., to the Assistant Curacy of k;' 1 1 w orcel ' • " e • "?' .4. evvgill, to the Curacy of Crofton, Har I. ; \V to the Rectory of Buxhall, Suffolk. ' 1 Ll ing, to the Rectory of St. Martin' 7 4 93 T, to the Archdeaconry of • M.A., to be Minister of St. Paul's , \r • heliees, Jersey. Rttri , i4 .evvis, Curate of Laleston, near Bridgend, k i,;(,laire, to the Rectory of that parish. 9. • Lucas, M.A., to the Rectory of Thrigby, Gs lei ' ALA... Honorary Canon of Bristol, -541 1 to the Vicarage of St. Mary Redcli ffe, relatives in London ly in Scptemt • an inquest was ,fe of a Dublin Irs. Kirwan, the ffe.ct that she was acci- hrieval ;! , ‘li.rr Curacy T...,. 1 _ Ilgu . dge, W Col- .: 0 1 Nhh . Alason, M.A., to • I. ' l ?..,* ti w ierry g , to . the Stipendiary Curacy of Nor- J & I . G ear Warwick. r 't l.' L lil' f :'ll 4,• \;:te. I : oPi rg n an ° , n :. r A., E l ss n e cUmbent of Beechley, o ',,, N`„, l4 4r Hill, Monmouthshire , to the Vicarage . 1 1 1 ' ll l) ,l ll st e tt Which has been separated from the pails e 4 ) .ti, 4. ‘.- , t,,,toi„ ~-1 . -00 n, .M.A., m ‘ --`luerts, 8.D., to i 1 of Magdalen College, Rectory of Paul's Cray, ! i, , D:,uhaplain to I\ r. d t e h Sh e Y eriff Croll. Rectory of Magdalen V' Iv 'O. binson, 8.A., Incumbent of St. James's tlitito4, ehaven, to be a Surrogate. 1 ' lic o ,l'inson, Incumbent of the Holy Trinity_ ',",, ter",burn, to be a Surrogate for the diocese ot ' 4 'k, g ; ' Ve t te, to the Chaplaincy of the Isle of Thanet h t t I OP• e4i THE REV. F. CLOSE is about to be , nt k t ;/t , t , la na, ' • The reverend gentleman is repro 'ailettaing position, in the act of addressing a 00t u) Y , and having a Bible in his right hand. Yteldtoril' 'IaveCHICHESTER. AND THE MARQUIS Irli t o r each given a hundred pounds towards 1014 . 1 Brighton pariih church, as a memorial t a ,c ° , l , Wellington. The subscription already vti , , 100. HTON of Astley• park, Lancashire, has t . ll lO- 14 the ha' nds of the Bishop of Manchester, ,a4tllttlent of a new church at Bradford, Man- INql eti , e ,r With a site for the erection of the R Ed funds shall be supplied. The patronage the Bishop of the diocese for the time ytir t l 34 o k s tl P RIc 0! ST. ANDREW'S.—It is said that S ti' o 11, 1 0 of the iocese of St. Andrew's, Dun ,ibl:Prie'llblane, have determined to nominate .a for t t . p,:frendered vacant by the death of the Right ICek orry, the Rev. E. B. Knottesford u 'A., Dean f St Ninian's Cathedral, Perth. until th . e . last two years, Incumbent "kNrh'e, klenley-in-Ard . e Warwickshire. The ANI 1 ' ) died in the ninetieth year of his age, r 4 i ' 4 44, 1 'vas the oldest bishop of the Scottish ; , kt v la been consecrated in 1808. o lA z 7' 1 %0 Bishop o . f Ta . smania having refused yk tis to z4 'Ontersign testmoniall as e to soundness of 5 5 k , ti ;lf t ; !:gyraen Ministers " had . sign d the "solemn ki t ih e containing among others a „th a, a uthority of any Church or Minister to liqd : 0 iL"?' individual in matters of religion, zn 9p 11,5et,.71V ; s l o w en judgment;" and having, likewise, Ott i ': l e l in to holy orders . to candidates denying V hor aPtisnial regeneration, certain Clergymen , I kti, l 4 tl N „'hd, file diocese have formed a Tasmania branch IV or dt'a rti Protestant Defence Association, and ap -I.l)ip,hihilittatiop, to wait upon the Bishop, and de ot,,litl4 Withdraw the condemnati?n of t c . ertaip tr ot r est I... v ed in the repudiation of their tes :401,1•413 resolution to refuse holy orders to per oi'4ll,,(lvertig the doctrine of baptismal regeneration, ' tL 't q 'e,l,,' to prohibit the use of Dr. Wordsworth's aee,`,,geicanus at the college. The Bishop de -4ritif';l4,-,`,ma to thesedemands,in a lengthy reply, Zt:illtcr°4lsi.to_ Publish, and in the mean time he. ':-'''`. -- .INN • 29_ AsT !Id e on th e A a NI ! 4 Of day lt 4 Ot (14 . aellte; Ite It„(1:4•1_ GALICI qtti 4 0, , eatici )f w Nthltepe thr,ill ), eeeati th e ,:, lAselb re Oh 4 4a •es 0 diart, st contusion rush to the rted to, and I as ti f thiev V" J~ d t, from H in that county, Creek hay+ bushels. The di high hat ;Jerald w York ny farmers will lose their entire crop. A letter ord to the Cecil TVhig says the rot is spreading many of the farmers on Deer lost their whole crop, some as high as 300 ease seems to be most prevalent in the s ; those in_the low lands are very little injured. STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY ON THE IST OF OCTOBER, 1852. laces are menti H yde- par' Windsor [Where tsl Ist Life Guards, 2d Life Guards, Royal Horse Guards, Re gent's• park Ist Dragoon Guards, Dubl 2d, Newbridge 3d, Cahir ;lone& the latter is the depOt.] ;140th, on passage to N.S.W. Buttevant 41st, Zante ; Boyle 42d, Stirling 43d, Cape of Gooi Hope ; Templemore 44th, Gibraltar; Chatham 15th, C of G Hope; Chatham 46th, Belfast 47th, Corfu ; Limerick 18th, Newport, S W 49th, Corfu ; Waterford 50th, Preston 51st, Burrnah ; Cha, 52d, Dublin 53d, Bengal; Chatham 54th, Quebec ; Londonderry 55th, Gibraltar; Tralee 56th, Bermuda ; Chatham , 57th, Cork 58th, New Zealand; Jersey 59th, China; Fermoy 60th, Ist bat,Bengal; Chatm 2 / 1 hat, Cape: 61st, Bengal ; Chatham 62nd, Athlone ; 63d, Dublin 64th, Bombay; Chatham 65th, N. Zealand ; Portsr 66th, Quebec ; Guernsey 67th, Barbadoes ; Dover 68th, :Malta; N 169th, Antigua ; Chatham 70th, Bengal; Chatham 71st, Ist bat, Kilkenny „ 2d bat, Canada 72d, New Brunswick; Clara h, Dublin h, 7th, LialiMCOillg Ist Dragoons, Manchester 2d, Birmingham •=„ 3d Light Dragoons, Bengal Maidstone 4th Light Dragoons, Inswicl 6th Light Dragoons, York 7th Hussars, Piershill Bth Hussars, Nottingham 9th Lane., Bengal; Maidst 10th Hussars, Bombay ; Maidstone 11th Hussars, Dublin 12th Lancers, Cape of Gooc Hope ; Maidstone 13th Lt Dragoons, Hounslow 14th Lt Dragoons, Bengal Maidstone 15th Hussars, Madras ; Maidstone Dundalk 17th Lancers, Brighton 16th Lancers, er Guard Ist bat, vv eilino ' tonßarrack 2d bat, St George ' s Barrack 3d bat Coldstream Guards -Ist bat, Portman-street 2d bat, The Tower 73d, Cape of G Hope; Bristol Scots Fusileer Guards- 74th, Cape of Good Hope ; Ist bat, St. John's Wood Charles Fort 2d bat, Chichester 75th, Bengal ; Chatham Ist Foot, Ist bat, P'smouth 76th, Malta ; Chatham 2d bat, Cork 77th, Weedou 2d, C G Hope ; Kinsale 78th, Bombay ; Chatham 3d, Malta ; Castlebar 79 th, Edinburgh 4th, Bury 80th, Burmah ; Chatham sth, Mauritius ; Chatham 81st, Dublin 6th, C G Hope ; Canterbury 82d, Manchester 7th, Plymouth 83d, Bombay ; Chatham Bth, Bombay ; Chatham 84th, Madras ; Chatham 9th, Galway 85th, Portsmouth 10th, Bengal; Chatham 86th, Bombay; Chatham Ilth, N S Wales; Hythe 87th,.Bengal ; Chatham 12th, Ist bat, Newry 88th, Isle of Wight „ Res. bat, C G Hope 89th, Templemore 13th, Gibraltar; Jersey 90th, Dublin 14th, Limerick 91st, Ist bat, Enniskillen 15th, Ceylon; Mullingar „ 2d bat, Cape G. Hope 16th, Jamaica; Birr 92d, Corfu; Naas 17th, Dublin 93d, Portsmouth 18th, Burmah; Chatham 94th, Madras; Chatham 19th, Winchester 95th, Chatham 20th, Canada ; Chatham 96th, Bengal ; Chatham 21st, Hull 97th, St. John's, N.S. ; 22d, Bengal ; Chatham Chatham 23d, let bat, Chester 98th, Bengal ; Chatham ~ 2d bat, Canada 99th, V. D. Land ; Chatham 24th, Bengal ; Chatham Rifle Brigade, Ist bat, Cape 25th, Madras; Chatham of Good Hope; Walmer 26th, Gib'ltar; Isle of Wight „ 2nd bat, Canterbury 27th, Dublin COLONIAL CORPS. 28th, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Ist West India Regiment, 29th, Bengal; Chatham Jamaica; Chatham 30th, Corfu ; Dover 2d, Demerara ; Chatham 31st, Fermoy 3d, Jamaica; Chatham 32d, Bengal; Chatham Ceylon Rifle Regt, Ceylon 33d, Glasgow Cape Mounted Rifles, C G H 34th, Barbadoes; Aberdeen Royal Canadian Rifle Regt, 35th, Devonport Canada 36th, Trinidad : Pembroke St Helena Regt, St Helena 37th, Ceylon, Chatham Royal N'foundland Veteran 38th, Gosport Companies, N'foundland 39th, Clonmel Royal MaltaFencibles,Malta ----„---.....- ...... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE ( ISAREWITCH STAKES To the EDITOR of the LIVERPOOL STANDARD, SlR,—Almost the last great race of the season of 1852 dawns upon u',—the Cesartewitch, with 62 acceptances. Knight of the Shire holds the premiership ; Ariosto, Cariboo, and Frantic compose the lot. Ariosto is the best of them. The Knight's position is solely attribu table to a private trial, rather favourable, I believe ; but I am afraid he is an impostor. Lady Evelyn, in giving Ariosto 3 lbs., has, I think, the best of it at 6 years ; and is a certain starter, and, in my •opinion, leader of the lot. Chief Baron Nicholson and Joe Miller are on equal terms ; the latter is the best. The only thing in Isaac Day's lot is Waterfall and Snowstorm ; the latter turned loose, and kept expressly for this event, will be found at the end of the race. J. Scott's only one with any attraction is La Gazza Ladra. A half-bred, and a six-year -old, with sst. 12lbs. on, is dangerous to stand agamst, especially in ands. Remember Carouch, h. b., 4 yrs. 7st., Taft last year, 6 yrs., 6st. Alonzo, Candle wick, and Lady Amyott, era Wadlow's lot. Her lady e beat Kiteilyer and Candlewick nd worth investing a million. and Lerrywhent will Scott's and Mr ship for my money ; 911 in her trial by lengths, Dawson has seven in. able ; the former was out at Edinburgh beat by Miss Ann. Who can ? " 'Tis dangerous ground to Bird-on-the-Wing is a danger- represent the races last week, and got tell what Dawsor stand upon or aga ous animal. dek is a few pounds too I hold first-rate. From Le distance is two or three furlongs he is fairly handicapped, and the stable 3erits to an ounce. If he can get the dis- The only drawb much to carry perform - ances. t too long for him , can test MT tance his chance is not chard Primmer .ter Cup, when ecovered keep him on the right le same stable with the was knocked over and much cut in the C forward in ido of yo :s in ti 1 Black D or. Indian come with roomer 1 II however, Faugh-a-Ball the la ee yrs. old, 7st. 51b. is a steadier ; _gh did the trick at Bst. 41b., and e Baron, same age,_7st. 91b. Other good things are in Charming, bottled up, comes , a 1, Mrs. Taft to wit ; but th. on better terms from a dangerous of repeu se this year. To sum up, I expe •een Bird-on-the-Wing, Lady E Snowstorm, Ariosto, and Lady Amyott. and leave Bird-on- dian Warrior, La Gaiz a Ladra, T I " will again reduce Snowstorm, and L kroyott, to catch the ju eye first, second, and third igiied t 6 them The R yal Stak will be won by e Clear well Stakes by Sittingbourne i the Bedford Stake:, 6 ceived advice and medicine at week—North, 255; South, 271; total, 526 at their own houses, and supplied with rn South, 78; total, 248. e institution au Nev c ses visit& INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, 66 and 68, SOHO STREET.—(WeekIy Report, Oct. 7.)—On the books, boys 65, girls 40; average daily attendance, boys 58, girls 30; sick list, boys 1, girls 2 ; obtained situations, boys 1, girls 0. BANKRUPTS Tuesday, October 5, 1852. builders John and William August, Norwic , Joseph Morewood, Fludver-street, Westminster,and Basford terrace, Liverpool-road, Islington, merchant. James Marlow, Walsall, Staffordshire, ironfounder. John Guest, Burslem, Staffordshire, victualler. John Brindley Boon, Burslem, Staffordshire, woollen draper. George Rowell, jun., Carlisle, painter. DIVIDENDS.—Oct. 27, J. Tomkinson, Liverpool, and Run corn, Cheshire, stonemason.—Oct. 27, S. W. Anthony, Liver pool, shipowner.—Oct. 27, J. Deane, Liverpool, chytnist.—Oct. 6. W. and J. Todd, Liverpool, provision merchants. 26, P. Hayes, Widnes, Lancashire, oil CERTIFICATE manufacturer PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—J. and T, Mills, Saddleworth, Yorkshire, and Crompton, Lancashire, coal miners.—J. Clegg, F. 8., W., and R. Whitaker, Crompton, Lancashire, cotton spinners.—Bromley and Wearing, Liverpool, chymists. Friday, October 8, 1852, John German Harrison, Liverpool, dealer in locks, Oct. 21, Nov. 11, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bank ruptcy: solicitor, Mr. Lloyd, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Bird, Liverpool. Alfred Astle, Manchester, glass-dealer. John Rhodes, jun., Oldham, tailor. Francis Lewin, Ragland, Monmouthshire, engineer. Robert Shelton, Wellington, Shropshire, saddler. William Steel. Birmingham, innkeeper. Theodore Roe, Suffolk-place, Lower-road, Islington, London, upholsterer. Edward and Henry George Winstanley, Poultry, London, chytnists. . John Joseph Morewood, Fludyer-street, Westminster, and Barford-terrace, Liverpool-road, Islington, London, merchant. DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND.—C. Roope, Liverpool, wine merchant—second dividend of id., any Wednesday, at Mr. Turner's, Liverpool. CERTIFICATES.—Nov. 1, J. Dodson, Liverpool—Nov. 1, H. Taylor, Waterfoot, near Newchurch, Lancashire, coal-dealer—. Nov. 5, W. Jones, Conway, Carnarvonshire, cliymist. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.—E. Evans and Co., Liverpool, hosiers—R. Forrester and Co., Liverpool, hosiers—Darby and Sim, Liverpool, merchants—McAndrews, Pilcher, and Co., Liverpool, fruit-merchants ; as far as regards J. C. McAndrew —Smith and Nevins, Liverpool, shipwrights—Harrison and Boddington, Manchester, hop-merchants —Barton and Windus Shevington, Liverpool, and elsewhere, coat-proprietors— Collie and Co., Manchester, commission merchants— and Hadwen,Liverpool, whOlesale tea-merchants—Cowell aria Kay, Prestwich, calico-manufacturers—R. Johnson and R. Hunter, Manchester, joiners—J. Thornley and J. Hilton, Bol ton, manufacturing chymists. MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY Hour. District Court, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, II Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, II Ditto, 11 Ditto, . 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Oct_ 12, Thomas W. Sharland (Ist) 13, Edwin H. Griffin (2nd).... 14, Sidney Sherlock (audit) .. 15, John James (proof and div) 15, Samuel J. Clegg and John Whitby (audit) 15, Robert Greenham (proof and div) 15, John Whitby (proof and div)... 15, Edward Jones (2nd) 18, James Kyrke (audit) 18, Terence B. 51`Mantis (audit) 18, William and James Todd (audit) 18, David H. Thomas (audit) 18, Samuel Bickerton (audit) 18, James Al`Coskrie (audit) 19, John Yates (audit) 19, John Tompkinson (audit) 19, John Warburton (audit) 19, John Deane (audit) 19, William Noblet (audit) 20, Julius Harris (audit) 20, Richard Jackson (proof and div). 20, Joseph Adams (proof and div) 21, Sidney Sherlock (proof and div) 21, S. J. Clegg and J. Whitby (proof and div) 21, Hugh Jones (proof and div) 21, J. Higginson and R. Deane (audit) 22, J. Higginson and R. Deane (proof and div) 22, Jonathan Higginson (separate div) MARKETS. MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES MANCHESTER.—The effect of the more favourable intelli gence from the United States respecting the Cotton Crop, is the disappearance of so much buoyancy as had arisen from the previous accounts, with a diminished inclination for business on the part of the buyers. Spinners are firm at:the full previous quotations. For all qualities of the medium and lower counts of yarns, whether mule or water, warps, cops, or bundles ; in deed some are still inclining upward under the influence of de mand alone. A positive rise has again taken place in those finer spinnings into which sea islands' cotton enters. The German merchants are in general restricted to small operations by the unsatisfactory state of things abroad ; but our home de mand continues good ; and the more favourable position of the Calcutta market, with the opening of the business season at Bombay, has latterly given an impulse to the demand for mule twist, which, though now slackening, sustains the rise of id. per lb. upon the rates of a few weeks back in 40's. and 50's. There is an increase in the demand for Indian goods, from the same causes which have influenced yarns for that quarter; and the value of madapollams, low jacconets, and medium 40-inch shirtings, is slightly enhanced; while an addition of 3d. per piece is required for low 40 and 45. inch shirtings. The call for Most kinds of printing cloths imparts to them a still basis; and in domestics, which are so sadly in the rear, there are some signs of improvement. . . . . ROCHDALE.—We had but a dull and inactive market last week. The manufacturers refuse to sell at their former prices, and the merchants are unwilling, except in few cases, to give the advance required to leave them a remunerating profit. MACCLESFIELD.—There continues an active demand for our stapled manufactured goods. Last week having been a holiday production has been almost at a stand. Stocks on hand there are none; so that the buyers are obliged to wait for goods as they come in from the looms, turers to get up prices from This has enabled our manufac. revailed a few months ago. ,—There has been little done since our last in the )f goods being very low. There o direct orders or by =mission hand ~ out of the Hall for, although the mills are in full employment, the stocks are in small compass in the ' hands ; and prices are firm, with an upward ten. clothiers' dency upon seasonable goods Business in the warehouses has TTINGE There is a little improvement in demand 'or Lace goods generally, but not to the extent expected. The American buyers that have come have not given out their so extensively as they were want in by ,easons fo Aber Lace or Hosiery up to this time ; their policy c to NI ait to the latest period, for the purpose of obtaining good at a less price than they are asked on th trade is good in nearly all branchc for them has beeß rather increased, employment for the hands during t 1 tain t lan is freely sold at full pr: .rrival. The Hosi but Gloves; 1 the.ingt d the prospect o winter seems xery cer Eliza Pirrie, M'S.Vha, be hence at Charleston. Montreal, Jones; City of Hamilton, from Lot &min. from Glassrow. at Quebec. Ivo, and Vila, Belovacich ed from Alexa ridone, Wilson, I 1 th ; Athena, 14th ; San ast, which in son instances were with, all fc xceeded. Farmers' Wheat also, of hich the supply was liberal, and the condition little affected tithe continuance was pretty well clearmn the full terms Ly wet weal f Tuesday rge demand ex:s; considerabl. ,ses of both sour and sweet have bn made for the we note the value generally at least 3d. r barrel higher. Barley is in moderate demand for feeding pauses. Egyptian Beans sell readily, a good many parcels beinagain cleared off at our. extreme quotation ; those on passapto this port have WEDNESDAY, OCT. 6 been sold at an a ance of 6d. to is. piqr. on late pr steady request Dth for imme id Oatmeal are ption and for forward shipment Ireland, and the late currency firmly maintained. Indiaeorn on the spot is rather dearer, having some demand from e interior; arrived , Grindley Sin; cargoes also command more oney.—We subjoin Tuesday's currency BRITISH °REIGN Jib, s. d. s. d. Wheat, , s. d. s. d. , 510 to 6 6 Canadi; . 5 9to 6 4 do. new 5 6.. 5 9 Uuitedates 5 9.. 6 8 Do. white 6 6.. 6 9 Danzikze. .... 6 2.. 7 3 Do. do. new 5 9.. 6 3 Pomerean,&c. 6 0.. 6 4 Irish red To. do. new 5 3.. 5 6, Frenel&c. ... 5 9.- 5 10.. 6 4 OdessPolish.. Dann iurn., English red . Do. white Do. do. 5 L. 5 6 5 0.. 5 5 THURSDAI ARRIVED EgYO'l 4 10.. 5 2 3 6.. 3 7 Buenos Ay Malt,v qr. Eng 34 0..58 0 Barley ) 601 t, Do. Irish 47 0..50 0 Oats, rlstb 2 Oats, v 451 b., Beansgr. Eurp 33 0.. 37 0 Eng.&Sctch, old 2 9.. 2 10 v4B , Egyptian 29 0..30 0 Do. Irish, old 2 2... 2 71 Peas ' qr. white. 31 0..34 0 Do. Do. new 2 2.. 2 71Ind.C'n, v4SOlb, Beans, 1p qr. En„cr 34 6. :36 0 An. Yellow .: 29 0..29 6 qt , 4801 b. Sc. &Ir 31 0.. 39 0 1) white.... 29 0..30 0 Peas, v qr. Eng 33 0..33 0 Fr4i, yellow.. 29 0.. 29 6 Flour, 1.2801 b, 1. white .. 28 0..28 6 Seconds 0 0.. 0 0 Ihil & Galati.. 29 0.. 29 6 Fine 28 0.. 30 0 Flougpbrl. 1961 b, Superfine 3l 0..32 0 Ciulian, sweet 20 6.. 21 6 Extra 34 0..36 0 Mates, do. 20 6.. 21 6 Oatmeal, ve , 240/b , D& Can. sour 19 0..19 6 Irish ~ LIVERPOOL CATLE MARKET, FRI DAY, OCT. S MONDAY. a. 11 kitRIVED.- rom Old There was another falling off in e supply of both Stock and Sheep at to-day's market. The drease, when,.compared with last week's numbers, is 493 of s former, and 1970 of the latter. The quality of the Beef el Mutton was fully an ave rage one; and having a good attdance of buyers, the trade ruled rather brisk. Extreme prig were paid for Beef, indeed the primer qualities were fullys dear as on Monday last. Mutton also sold freely at the torates of this day se'nnight. eifer Beef sid .sid ; do. oxen, 44d to 54d; middling and inferior sorts, 4id 44d. Best wether Mutton, 6d to Cad; middling to inferiorsid to 5d ; ewes, Vid to 6d per lb., sinking the offal. Nuints at market :-2,523 Beasts, and 6,453 Sheep. Ju)y)—Star of the West, Bow York—Commodore (8.), Little, —Pelican (s.s.), Byrne, Rotterd y, Narstadt. —Dundonald, Gillies SAILEI We quote prime h LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, FRIDAY, O'OBER 8 With the exception of a parcof 500 tierces taken for Lon don, the sales of Beef continue a retail scale, without mate rial alteration in price. Therhas been very little done in Pork since our last, and the felftles made have generally been at lower prices. Bacon sells rre freely, and the remaining stock is likely to be cleared 0 during the present month. Lard is much wanted-66s is 'ered for small parcels ; but there are no sellers, the entirstock being now in refiners' hands. New Cheese, of fine (play, is in demand, and would bring an extreme price. Ocsional small sales of Grease Butter have been made duringie week, at full rates. IRISH PROVIffON MARKET, MoNDAIOcr. 11. Tile import of Butter is ain large, and we had a very limited demand during the ps week, and in some instances a slight reduction was snbmied to. A firmer feeling was, however, evinced on Saturdayuid a large business was trans. acted at full prices. Fine Warford, 80s to 82s; Clonmel an d Wexford, 78s to 80s; Belfast, is to 80s; Ballymoney and Cole raine, 77s to 80s; Limerick74s to 765; Sligo, 75s to 78s Pickled Cork seconds, 69s to 7fper cwt. landed.—lm ports from Ireland, from the 4th to the 9 inst., both inclusive :-18,557 firkins, 178 kegs, 838 crocks, iO boxes, 332 barrels Butter; 64 bales Bacon; 3 hhds. Hams ;nd 150 kegs Lard. LIVERPOOL AGRIULTURAL MARKET, SATURDY, OCT. 9. s. d. a. ( 8. d. a. d. O 6@ 0 Potatoes, O 51— 0 Kemps O 5 0 Pink Eyes 0 0— 0 0 0 0 0 Cattle 0 0— 0 0 O 0— 0 Turnips, 4fr ton l5 0— 17 0 0 2a— 0 1 Carrots O 2i— 0 1 ' Mangelwurzel . 0 0— 0 0 O 2 0 101anure 4 0— 5 0 Hay, old, v st New Clover Ditto, Green Vetches Straw, Wheat Oat Barley ST. JOHN'S PIOVISION MARKET, SATU RAY, OCT. 9. s. d. s.I. I s. (1. s. d. Beef .......* th 0 5 to 0 7 'Grapes,Eng.v.lb 2 oto 2 3 Mutton 0 si 0 7 Ditto, Foreign 1 0— 0 0 Veal Lamb. 0 0— c 0 l Do. Eng. .... 5 0— 0 0 Fresh Pork - ( 7 Peaches 0 0-- 0 0 Salmon 0 0 —.) 0 Damsons ....qt. 0 4 0 0 Codfish 0 4 0 6 irowls,la couple. 2 6 2 10 Bret Iladdock Soles Turbot Fresh (utter .. 1 1 1 2i Hal T s. 2 9 3 0 ' - - —2 0 0 0 Cinderella, Dugdale. from Rio Cann, from St. John, N. 8., both a Ochtertyre, sailed from Algoa B River, both it Fern ARRIVED.- , Lobsters .. each 1 0 0 0 Pigeons Egg 5...... .p 124 6 4 0 0 Grouse.. embrace 5 0— 5 6 Potalo9s.v. peck 0 9 1 2 Black Game 6 0— 0 0 tb 1 0— 0 0 Pheasants 8 0— 0 0 ers,each 0 3 0 6 Partridges 2 6 2 9 0 0 Me Not, R , SAILED. ;owe, Alexi Argo, 14' Norman, Trinidad — Byrne, Rotterdar Bella, B Maceio 7th and Corsair, Cain Uruguay 4th Sept. for this port,, e cannot report overboard Moore, Price, Newtounataim -Houghton,Doane, N —Commodore (s.), Lit Leitch, from ISoston, at se N pt i . a , g a n t r li a i Halifax (S Ist Oct. Has SllB,OOO I Canada (s.), hence off Boston 29th Sept. 17th ; Kalk, Waldenstein, PLYMOUTH, OCT. 4.—The Patriarch, Christie, of and from Liverpool, for Aden and Bombay, put in here very leaky, yes terday, and must discharge her cargo, coals. ST. HELENA, Atm. 7.—The Lena, Plain, from Calcut' Hull, which put in here, yesterday, is leaky. Mem.. Lena proceeded 13th Aug., after stoppinE the leak. or shipment coastwise arto Ireland, and MARANHAM, Auu. 6.—The Peltoma, Birch, from Liverpool . . *lim, 31st; Fanny, 23d; and Conte for Acapulco, has put in here, with her chronometer stopped, short of water, &c. She has been surveyed, and ordered to discharge 150 tons of coal, being overloaded. Mind N.N.E., me ), Milburn, from Constantinopl —Titbit, Lisbon—Charlotte, Homing, Antwerp—Commerce. Lams, Ostend—Newton, Crowder, Barbados and Antigua— Queen of the Exe, Holman, Wilmington—Ellen Gillman Mor ris, Denia—Amaranth, Sharp, and Eudocia, Vaughan, St:John, N.B.—Frederi , ' itnebec—Orontes,(s a.,) BuTkpi-. Alexandria, &c.—M exican Packet, Hudson, Rio Grande. SAlLED.—Arctic, (5.,) Luce, at 1 15 p.m., and Emma Fields, Thompson, for New York—Ude!, Foster, New Orleans—Patriot Queen, Roddock, Calcutta—Western Star, Knowles. Boston— John S. de Wolf, Bradshaw,' Boston—Favourite, Lithgow, St. John, N.B.—Dundonald, Gillies, Bombay—lnca, Wylie, Bala. more—Seringapatam, Connell, Valparaiso. Aztec, hence at Realijo. Coriolanus, Mind, from Bombay at St. Helena, and sailed for this port 21st August. . . Nixon, Paraiba — Nelson, Purdy, Digby, N.S.—Nanny, Ockelt, Antwerp—Tuscarora, Turley, Philadelphia—Etina, Ibrail— Racehorse, Punchard, Sinyrna—Caroline Le Sure, Carey, Archangel. FinMa Fields, Thompson, for New York ; Uric!, Foster, New Orleans ; Western Star, Knowles, Boston ; John S. de Wolf, Bradshaw, Savamoah ; Dunionald, Gillies, Bombay ; Seringa patam, Connell, alparaiso—have put back. The steamer Prince of Wales, and the Argo, for Port Philip, were in co r. seqm Wales lost funnel does not appear to have sustainea The cargo of the Rossendale, Handyside, from Coquimbo, which put into Valparaiso, waa.being discharged into the Win. Ackers, on the 21st August, and it was expected the vessel would be condemned. in the river, in boat, biilwarks, &c. ; but the Argo Vinci N., moderate. Arson, Jones, Danzic H. Lund, Copenhager or Bombay—Prinz Hendrik , . ....._ _ Goenoup, Melbourne —Dorisana, Roberison, Sincapore Swift sure, White, Africa—Seringapatam, Connell, Valparaiso —Reward, Irwin, Lima—Cashmere, Webb, San Francisco— Othello, Newton, and Taymouth Castle, Pye, Rio Janeiro— . . Woodkind Castle, Barclay, Barbanoem Cornelissen, La Guayra—Paraguay, Pringle, Guatemala—Joseph Porter, Blackie, and Switzerland, Carter, Charleston—Falcon. Jarvis, Buenos Ayres—Crusader, Hacquoil, St. Thomas—Britannia, Robertson, Hayti—John S. de Wolf, Bradshaw, Savannah— Uriel, Foster, and Queen, M'Cartney, New Orleans—Western Star, Knowles, Boston—Shenandoah, Taylor, Philadelphia— Australia, Edwards, and Emma Fields, Thompson, New York —Greyhottnd, Tucker, Newfoundland—Olive, Olive, St. John. N.B.—Maria Helena, Silva, and Bessy Jane, Richards, Lisbon —Factor, Richards, Opm to—Hioma, Klist, Revel—Eblann, Roper, Palermo—Prince Worouzoff, Mountain, Alexandria, E. —Themistocles, Garron, Nantes—Familien, Iceland. The flat Nelson, with iron, in coming across the river from the Birkenhead dock, ran against the George's Pier, at the entrance to the basin, drove her anchors through her bows, and sank. City of Glasgow (s.s.), hence at Philadelphia 22nd Sept. Isaac Webb, Furber; Francis P. Sage, Watson; Huguenot; and Winchester, ail hence at New York. Lalla, from Demerara at Old Calabar, and afterwards sailed for Bonny. ELSINORE, Oct. 3.—The Margaret, of and from Liverpool to Konigsberg, has been compelled to cut away her masts, to avoid going on shore. STORNAWAY, Oct. 2.—The Danzic Packet, from Liverpool for Danzic, which put back to this port on the 28th Sept., was very leaky, having encountered severe weather, and must be discharged. STANLEY, July 17.—The lon, H t, from Liverpool for San iiii i Francisco, which put in here on t sth June, with main and mizen masts gone by the cap, and 1 of bulwarks and stan cheons, is now being repaired, and, eing too deeply laden, has had about 150 tons of coals discharged from her. She will be ready to proceed in about three weeks. SATURDAY, OCT. 9.—Wind N.N.W., moderate. ARRIVED. - Gipsey Queen, Lockhart, from Charleston — William Carey, Davidson, Alexandria —Haabet, Denmark— Johannes, Mein, and Princess, Hellman, Archangel—Emely, Cutting, Agde—Huma, Jarvis, Malaga. SAILED.—Pomona, Corran, for Africa—Devon, Whiteman, Calcutta—Susanna, .Mendicalanda • Diego de Leon, Mulet ; and Gabriel, Gabrices, Havana—iverton, Ditcliburn, Buenos Ayres—Eleanor Thompson Thompson, St. Thomas—Rimac, Tally, Lima—Fame, Le Gresly, Brazils—Columbus, Goble, Pernambuco—Atalanta, Reeves, Rio Grande—Lena, Feehan, Newfoundland—Commerce, Watson, San Francisco—Ulysses, Malzard, and Harvey Galbraith, Leggett, Vera Cruz— Diana, Schalk; Hortense, Boetman ; Charlotte, Muys ; and Daniel , Bohn, Antwerp—Rowena, Holland, Ancona—Frederick der Grosse, Hensel, Danzic—Telegraph, Voss, Constantinople— Etelvina, Gartequez, Barcelona—Damiana, Ceballos, Bilboa— Catharina, Kjelsen, Christiania—Johanna Catharina, Kuen ; Thomas Rising, Bullard ; and Onrust, Huisman, Dordt—Sarah Ann, Waugh, Ferrol—Lucretia, Leech; Convivial, Shaw; and Anne, Lewis, Gijon—Elsiena, Brece, Groningen—Euphemus, Buck, Lubeck—Johann, Martens, Konigsberg—Marsala, Seur, and Nicoline, Messina,. Malta—Liverpool Packet, Giacobbe, and Adeona, Roel, Messina—Germanico, Zupar, Trieste—Sea, Johnson, S m y r na—Perseverance, Surridge , and Edward, Pat ten, Naples—Caroline, Murphy, Lisbon—Carnanton, [lrabyn, S an t a nder—Union, Denduyts, Ostend—Provider, Wilcock, and Josephine, Übe, Seville—Columbus, Scharnaberg ; Ferdinand, Voss; Norma, Schultz; Maria Frederick, Smidt ; and Bravo, Gronning, Stettin—Elise and Emma, Wilcken, Swinnemunde —Marquez de Pombal, Goucaloes, Viana—Frederick, Hermer, Wolgast—Maria, Mascow, Pernau—Vrow Robina, Verlee, Riga. e, and Adeline Cann !enstown 7th Oct. Mauritius sth Aug. n Youth (s.), from Th 4 T. 10.—Wind N., light, from Bomby-.—, t; sailed fron l.ichard, White 1 August, an, or this port, put bac with deck load throe Lucisco—Jam Apalachico J. Kiern stl) instant, at St wid's Church, by the Rev. W. Merionethshire, to Miss Hughes, Mr. H. Parry, of Aberdovey, E. Roberts, of Nis town. sth instant, at St. Mark's Church, by the Rev. W. Pollock, Thomas Sherlock, Esq., of Low-hill, to Mary Anne, daughter of the late Richard Richardson, Esq., of Upper Par liament-street. On the sth instant, at Kirk Nraughold, Isle of Man, Mr. Boardman. of Manchester, to Jane, second daughter of the late Mrs. Christian, draper, Ramsey. On the 6th inst., Houghton, 8.A., t Llanfaes, A Rev. Miclia sea, by the Rev. William tenry Howard, M.A., son of the late Rev. Michael Howard, D.D., of Llanrhaidr, Den bighshire, to Julia Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late Wm. Ripley, Esq., of the 52d light infantry. at the Par Arch, Aughton, by the R Bolton James, third son of William Marshall, use Formby c On the 6th inst., at St. Paul's Church, Warring lam Eato' le late V of sq., solicitor, of this town, Geddes, Esq., of Muircot, On the 6th inst., at St. Mary's Church, Walton, by the Rey. T. Hornby, Mr. James Henry Thomas, of St. Ives, Cornwall, to Emily Wesley, youngest daughter of Mr. Edward Partial!, of Great Mersey-street, Kirkdale. On the fith inst., at the Parish Church, Chorley, by the Rev. S. Master, M.A., rector of Croston, assisted by the Rev. R. M. Master, M.A,, honorary canon of Manchester, Joseph Leigh, Esq., of Belmont, Cheshire, to Fanny Penelope, eldest daughter of the Rev. J. S. Master, M.A., rector of Chorley. On the 6th inst., at St. Mary's Church, Birkenhead, by the Rev. A. Knox, M.A., John Cornthwaite, I?.sq., solicitor, of Holt-bill, to Miss Ellen Houston, of Birkenhead. On the 6th inst., Mr. W. H. Warren, of Mount Devon, to Emily Georgians, daughter of Mr. Say, of Cl Radford, aughton- On the 7th inst., at the Parish Church, Bebington, by the Rev. T. F. Redhead, M.A., Win. Frederick, third son of Thos. Morecroft, Esq., of the Manor-house, Rock Ferry, to Elizabeth, only daughter of John Tomlinson, Esq., of Rock-park. - - • •• On the 7th inst., at the Parish Church, West Derby, by the Rev. F. Parry, 8.D., incumbent of St. Clement's Church. Windsor, Jonathan, fourth surviving son of Abraham Banks, Esq., of this town, to Mary Anne Strong, second daughter of Edward John lisle, Esq., of this town. On the 7th inst., at St. Peter's Roman Catholic Chapel, Seel street, Mr. B. Morgan, of Holly-cottage, St. Helen's, to Miss On the 10th inst., at St. Peter's Church, Sackyille-street, Everton, by the Rev. E. G. Williams, Mr. William Pritchard, printer, to Miss Elizabeth Parry. Same day and place, Mr. Thomas Guile Owens, printer, to Miss Mery Waliwork. nn the 10th inst., at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. W. \l - Henry Owens, Esq., Bangor, to Mrs. Charlotte C. Muirson, tobacconist, Williamson-square, in this town. DIED On the Ist inst., aged 37, Mary, the wife of Mr. E. Makin, cooper, of this town. On the 2nd inst., suddenly, aged 45, Mrs. Margaret Burgess, of Woolton. --- . • VT On the 2nd inst., aged 66, Isaac Metcalf, Esq., West Derby.: street. On the 2nd inst., aged 77, Mr. W. Whittaker, of St. Paul's— sq care, late of the Mosley Arms, Dale-street. On the 3rd inst., at his residence, Bank-house, Penketb, aged 75, Thomas Hastie, Esq. On the 4th inst., at Lowry-bank, Seacombe, aged 71, J. Brice, Mary, youngest daughter of On the 4th inst., aged 8 months, Hugh Rigby, boot and shoe maker On the 4th inst., aged 1 year and surviving daughter of William Palmer months, Susan Ann, only On the 4th inst., at Geneva, after four weeks' illness, aged 37, Edward Dunant, Esq., late of this town. On the sth inst., at the Cattle Market, London-road, aged 72,, Mr. John Forshaw On the sth inst., at her residence, Upper Hill-street, Toxteth park, aged 76, Mrs. Alice Goose. On the sth inst., aged 15, Mary, only daughter of Mr. Joseph, Philips, of Para, and neice to Miss Whitnall. Mozley, EP at . Formby, Elizabeth Mary, second daughter On the sth inst., aged 23, John, son of the late Mr. John Wil kinson, coach-spring-maker. On the sth inst., at 3, Tarlton-street, aged 70 years, Mrs. 1 :1: t : r o o f f Preston. Lenin On the 6th inst., at Oakfield, Aigburth af a short ill ' a l:f g Oat e r f e l t i li , ethe E tli t : r n ti ill:: inst., s' V I :C . r t :r n i n a e , : 1 1: On the 6th inst., at Belmont, near Bristol, a g e" G ibb s , youngest daughter of the hat^ On the 6th inst., at Kinmel, near St severe illness, the Eight Hon. Lord' who had long been subject to epil knthony Gibbs, Esq 'ter a sLort but The deceased, d a more than usually severe attack on effects of which he neve] • week, from the et to the title and estates on the den I On the 7t rd, of Gate-wharf a, near Warrington LIVERPOOL CORN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8 tt an a fair c M RIVET, at Aden, 33 S wind N and Ca When t 0 0 0 Lark MARKETS sumptive demand for each article duri Our market to-day is firm, but not :tire; choice samples of Wheat bring a small advance, but any ittempt to advance nicts. Oats and Oatmeal steady at last quotations. Beans ,came and fully as dear. Stocks of old Malt are small, and pries incline upwards. lIIESTON, OCT. 8. -We had a liberal supply of English Wbat at our Corn Exchange to-day, the demand for which Wai very animated A au adyance of 6d. per wiodle. rine CORN 7th instant, at Aigt On the 7th instant, at P; T. Barry, of a daughter. a wife of the Rev. D. On the 7th instant, in Falkner-stree Mrs. Alexander Stan- On the Stb instant, Mrs. Hume, of Lor street, Birkenhead, On the Bth instant, at Bredbnry-hall, Cheshire, the wife of John Pender, Esq., of a son. On the 9th ins of Mr. John Baker, perfumer, On the 2d instant, at St. John t Rev. J. Missal], Mr. A. W ,st's Churc D Miss A c Baptist's Church, by t' :o Miss M. Maddock. 1, Mr. W. Mess in the Baptist's Church, Mr. D. Davies to Miss M. Davies, On the 3d instant, at St. Philip's Churcl Hall, 8.A., Mr. David Heron to Miss M the Rev. J. t St. Philip's Churcl r. Win. Libby w to Miss Mary Lloyd Ja flip's Church, Mr. Robt. Bu On the 4th instant, at St. PL ley to Mrs. Ellen Knowles. On the sth instant. at St. George's, Everton, by the Rev. W. bank, M.A., the Rev. J. M. Cranswick, Wesleyan Minis- ter, Buxton, to A ,ie Edward ,-place, Glasgow, by the Rev ane, niece . of Aich iliald 111`Conriell aryElizabeth, daug sth instant, at Newton. e, Benjamin James T Beattie this town, fo Nary Ma Lt St. Ear „... iged 48, Horace Cammack, Esq. of Nevi Garstang, pa., r, Esq., for 50 years one coroners of .y of Lan Ca, On the Bth laged 31 On t Robert - Shaw 1 -- On the loth inst., aged 7 Bold-street. Lt Moss-cottage, Way Frances, wife of Mr, Jo 53, Mrs. Jahn t garet Crc Wheat, 4 a.m.