The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-01 00:00:00

,el.; z;_ RAILWAY ~~. verime clearl y ssrs. IttirltoPnaanPd t• the late f .1 In of N I a t, 1 .' 4 of thi..vsnmed un g 1 6 , lie 23 ual , .3d • Which en !pe a 1 - r‘ tir ,l!te test of F En , ei l'antp.a _ 1l ere " . l id I " ve to . it' 110°,1 b e ow-, au t o of etw een . 00 md" 1 %rt , New I,o_ sru' aed d afrhe nave he !hi ck' Crj A • f rorr F October ee dtasentienl a board, and !nepd RITIES • ••. .• . • " , • - •.• . AFFi The following SDAY. unted in the wlnile 4- were ne of tl ~;il_~'iir 'ford, Callan, Calcu lin, B L, Al 00 n xandria na, and ; Daphne, J , .), Carter, bet £39 01 ho %vol. to I of Saxon, Crc ess Crant clearec !o, and Nancy, Pr from Jar Good Intent, Pen Gibraltar ,r this r TILE LIVERPO Hibernia (s.), Lang, from Boston at this pt, and from Halifax 20th, at 11 30 a.m. Pearl, Groom, hence at Madeira, and sailed 15th Sept Cape de Verds. ; sailed 18 ), Miller, hence at Gibraltar, and c on, &c. cleared 19t it Madeira na, Fox, and Pilot, H tr (a.). Carter, hence at Genoa 21 (s.), hcn Marie, Darretcl.e, ben( at Cadiz Titon, and Trois Alri 7e at Narva n, hence at men, for n, ben( vt. for Ger, Peru • Raft (11PI E, with itta, for this Ist . May, in mat 4 Ellen r% OL STANDARD. Ala at et.s. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. -SEPT. 27 ugar : There continues a very good demand fnr .11 w Havana at 235., in t 3d., 100 LIVERPOOL CO' HE WE ). 63; 14 at ttagcs, 33i MARR 7 c. - bott' - c o ;tar or .- r e ist be elloolgo ;o eta' of 71 ' 9 at , l e I gi n NO I t b e oar' 4i 0 :1 On 0 - 4' adWi-atieehe Lin t 'r - r ° `tif . ) t f 11° 0° 1 0 bu pi °t ueri f , A P cr le 0 0;1' e 'l): € 0 1- I;g t t tre e l 131 o°oo of ' l ,O. oi :o. 6 "tlie ' a to . „ 0 o; it o thr ° l7 o V de o f 'brO o e fr0.. 1 5 f _- it 95 , ii 0!„.; sf tej ii , e be dg t thO?, fr el c` f l; t i b e t be erg ° '56 °5 0 111 14 pr o , er . e sc° ; o ' 55013111 r' o eo ' i o po.th r'1%?; 1 :' ; 05 a ° Lfe CO , O F d , 41 1, zoo f o', ,t o° vci,,ll te j ' 4 1 %4' 1 1, at6 t op otyp r eit . er elj, cb i , t IP :if, otal, G 3.- .~—on 'cUSTI Esq. ; C RAGG I Aveiag F. SEPT r; Joseph Hu' •"et ti "N., 'I ! 1, g11,7„; :F. B. orriss,'SlT l ;;;;ierideiTNilsii. 41i 3 ...., - .:Zad E. Heath, Esq. 2°x'r II HOSPITAL, S red. OUT-rATIENT • • 101 Cured and. relieved, . • . 2 Entered ....... • • 0 I Under treatment ... Hospital Under treatment I ; 11 Onorain ( Rev..J Rev. Georg, V~'AM tr- S. \ `" r H. F Barnett. z e N VuOL DISPENSARIES. 4 Po 2 ,,atientg entered on the Books -of the (tries during the last week. North. South. Total p_ in houses . • • 94.... 69.... 16 Ly n . s uxhall-road : .J. A. Tobin, Wm 63 F. J oi L et re t n , and R. A. Payne, Esqs.—South, 1, C. Booth, E. Humble, J. AV Will •tibso sqrs.—Treasurer, F. Mill, >Esq.— " B PITIL AND DISPENSARY, id(10,11.1). OENTEmBPR 21 tkAiL l tted. —. _ , 2 ; Relieve d , tki, ,, 111..."7 , ,, ; N o t Ben e fit e d, 0;. liTegnlar, 0; DISPENSARY.—Out-PatientzAd- Iti, l7 2d u isCP,' 27 Itemaining, 4433: Home Patients t ged, 1 ; Remaining, 56. Total since t l i i ; r4 eon t Mr. Stems:mann and Mr ' 144, •-•.zvvisauti out. nll. ' 1u1.,111 n'' t . 04 ' I L week, Mr. Vale • Treasurer t rY r ouse Surgeon, Mr. 'Macdougall k 4 Ntii, II I I4W AYRECEIPTS. N . 1 1, 1 „ ‘ t o t e i le ' e r i-' . pteof railways for the past wee] Le respective return v_44zna 1850. 1849. Sept. Amount. Amoun ..14.... .4035 6 1 `,titi," 4 /` b ow ' .......... 21 1 11• 4 411 ire ........ 22 , Cheshire 22, • zuk.A. iLti h ifOc••:*' • • •-:: 1 , 1i 1 1 ,1}, t ,i• • • 15 ••. o i l ' , l' N ki`l‘ kitti . ' ;l ' .`". 1 . 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Vt;' • s ••• •• • •••• • • • • 15 ...'•• :' ••• • • • 91' 14*)Iti:k11414,4111 1 i! 1111 tV„ "131 4 t. :11 1191iT M,..OLYDAYS,ETC • in. y 39 V 2 8 to 2 1 98 6 12 11 4 9 02 6 15 3 1 1 1 0 17 6 [Morning. 19 7 eve I‘looll, 2h. 59m.• 15 15thS0»dpafteriTrin. from Patra Plvmou itius for Mad. th July y, Eilv the Fanny and Jane .eghorn nd Cent ard, topmast, quart Leghorn GL AS( ?eating the a: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27.—Wind W rood, from Madras at the Mai my for the Cape and this port. snto, Vickers, for this port, and Anne Croon 'own, has been wret..._ rem (wheat) saved in a d "he Dumbar, 14th inst. • boat, &c., She proceeded on the•l7th for ged state. ) from Liv *on You nt, with loss of mainrail g been in contact inward, s, (with lc 3723.... '3285 5003.... -4260 611.... -- 2304. 1070. 1073. 2568. 914, 281. 255 197 13262 7567 1734 3030 826 1058 1000 17219 3392 Lisbon 15th Sept .—The Strabane, arrived here to-day Is the loss of the Ringfield, from 'Bombay ' Cape of Good Hope: crew saved. —.wine left Bombay Bth June, and did not experience any very heavy weather during the passage. July, off THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER ft . __ t. Vincent, Shepherd, from St. ew York—Anglesea, Burrows, Ceylon. —William Hitchcock, Conway, for New York—Yes ah,'Constantinople—Charlotte, Neill, and" Robina Pearson, Bombay—Derby, Sopwith, Alexandria, E.Helena, Sutherland, 'New Orleans—Edward, KIWI, Trieste--Sarah Louisa, M`Lellan, Boston. Vincent- SAILED Pet, Shotten, hence at Bordeaux. ClarisEe, Talon, hence at Rouen. Clemence, Nintemen, hence at Schelde Sagittarius, Love, from Porto Rico, at Queenstown. Hope, from Bombay, off St. Helena. The MinerVa, from London for Natal and Madras, was driven on shore on the 29th June, at Natal, and became a total wreck_ The brig Jobarrnab, of gtockbolnie, full of witler,:and-a'l;a-n- Bonded, was fallen in with in la arrived here from St. John, N. 13 t. 48, lon The following appeared on the slate at the Underwriters'- rooms :—" Captain Burrows, of the Anglesea, on beinc , asked to give his report for the Underwriters'-rooms, refused to give d persona chastisement to the mess on his re ARRlVED.—Champion, Pickering, from Cuba—Jos. Wier, Solley, Wallace, N.S.—Emma, Hobbs, Prince Edward's Island —Arendini, Girgeati—Christina, Starace s Naples—Fernandes, Contente, and L. Angengelar, Lisbon—S. Juan, Carvin —Eliza Pirrie ' Bombay—Zephyr, Harelock, Barbadoes—Es ther Sophia, Maracaibo—Colombo, Gerrish, Mobile—Lark, Prince Edward's Island—W. M'Kee, Jobson, Kertch—Roma no, Alexandria, E.—Georg, Bambro'—Victory, Evans, Nantes —Queen Esti: Lord Sandon, Welch, Quebec. SAILED.—Die Traube, Lohrentz, for Stettin—Lady Frank lin, Yeaton, and Guy Mannering, Edwards, New York—Re becca, Sawyer, New Orleans—Harriet Wild, Corbett, Halifax —Lady Worsley, Davies, Africa—Brigand (s.), Hardie, Con stantinople. Great Britain, and Margaret West, at St. Helena• Pampero, hence at Callao. Science, Harvey, and. Queen of the Dart, Fox, hence at Con , stantinople. Elizabeth Orfern, hence at the Dardanelles. Guillaume le Commerant, hence at Marseilles. Fidelia, De Augine% hence at Bilboa. - w. Petra, Cuculla, sailedfrom Bilboa for this port 18th instant. Fenna, Brons, sailed from Bayonne for this port on the 13th September. _ _ Belina, Jager, hence arfaxel. John Bright, Henderson,.sailed.from Sydney for London on 13th June. Captain Leech and crew of the ship Ringfield, of Belfast, from Bombay, were landed:at St. Helena, by a French ship, having abandoned their vessel on the 4th July, in a sinking off the Cape. Alida, Bertha, Favourite,.Goertrinda, and Annechina, hence tt'Helvoet 24th instant. hence at Elsinore, Gertruida Spulmahn, Spuhlman ; Traveller, Darnell ; Mar tha, Collis ; Susannah, Darnell ; Ranger, Duggan ; Elizabeth, Taylor; Annechina, Schwing ; :Broughty Castle, Scott ; Favo rite,llarrison, and Eleanor, Morgan, hence at Helvoet. Auguste, Dubort, and Courier Intelligent, Daniels, hence fur Bordeaux, at Holyhead. _ _ The•Lanercost arrived in London on the 23rd instant, sailed from Coquimbo on the 24th June, and gives the following re port-:--Left at Coquimbo, Lydia, M'Henry; Hibernia, St. Hilda, and Psyche, all discharging-coals ; and the Maid of the Mill,loading copper, for this port, to sail about the 25th June. The Earl of Liverpool sailed from Coquimbo for Tortorillo about the-20th June. The Oregon, Sultan, and Liscard were discharging coals, and the Chelydra, copper ore, all in Hera dura ANTWIsRP, Sept. 25.—Nathalie, Krause, from Caen for Li verpool, was on shore in the Orme on the 23rd September, and in a bad position. Cciunus, , Sept. 26.—1 t is reported that the schooner Charles, of Runcorn,:bound for Dublin, with coals, sunk on Saturday afternoon, on the Carpels, three miles from the Skerries. The crew, and the•captain's wife and two ciaiidren lost. Nothing come ashore as yet. ALGOA BAY, July 13.—The India, from Bombay to Liver pool, which put in here on the Sth, with crew mutinous, and master in irons, is very leaky, and is discharging. Her old crew of thirteen have Leen committed for piney, and up to the present, all efforts to procure fresh officer's and crew have proved unavailing. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28.—Wind W., fresh. ARRIVED.—New City of Cork, and Zuleika, from Jamaica— Actaeon. High, New •Orleans—Anglo-American, Howard, Bos ton—Queen of the West, Hallet, and Columbia, Furber, New York—Constitution, Donahue, and Acadia, Galilee, Quebec— Nem Parliament, Brabyn, Rouen—Queen Esther, Anthony, Smyrna—Afiena Alberdina, Nagel, St. Petersburg. SAILED,—Europa (s.), Lott, for New York. Henrietta, Oates, and Conquering Hero, Cockburn, tence at Natal. Howard. Brown, hence at Rio Janeiro. Acadia, Younger, hence at Cronstadt. Ellen, Owen, hence at Antwerp. Phoenix, Kniper, hence at Scheldt. Ildefonso, De Coffin, henceat Santander in seven days. superior, Bell, hence for Marseilles, at Falmouth. gabina, Tadd, hence for Dordt, at Fowey. Axial, Harrington, sailed from Kin Janeiro for this port 27th July, - - Marys. Johnson, sailed from Cartliagena for this port 16th September. Sea Nymph, Mader, from Rotterdam, for this port, at Deal. Llewellejn, from Madras at St. Helena. Woodstock, Nicholson, from New Zealand at Rio Janeiro. SHANGHAE, 11th July.—The Patna arrived at this port in 130 days, without any accident. Ataow BAY, )3th July.—The India, Campbell, from Bom bay, for Liverpool, which put in here Bth July, with her crew mutinous and the captain in irons, is very leaky, and has com menced discharging._ _ _ HOLYHEAD, 27th Sept —The brigantine Louisa and Char. lotte, both from Prince Edward Island, for Liverpool, were fallen in with 11th Sept., in lat. 45, long. 47, waterlogged, and crews taken off hy the Liverpool, arrived here from Quebec. SUNDAY, SEPTEtIBER 29.—Wind S.S.W., _ moderate breeze. Anal vin.—Robert Finnie, !Connell, from Stettin—Celina, from California—Triad, . 14`Whitter, Aracan—Duncan, from Calcutta—Jane, Leith; Icbaboe—.l.44 Shelbourne. Brown, St. Petersburg—Jemore, Cobb, New York,,Coejerat, Edmundson, Wallace, N.S..—Hendrikahlida, Rotterciaw—Noureau Friscon, Bordeaux. _ _ SA MED.—CI - maim; Tennis, for Nev .o,rions—Elizabeth BADllltop,,Jont.f, ; New York, for Lc 1 il N, —Wye, ,inlat 4 W. t ug. in lat 11 N, lot' )23g:25 W—Vier G Eliza, from NewpinVi long 26.y---fflora,. 'ourite, from New ew Orleans, 16th Sept. in hit '4, for London, 11th June "`-"` a"" 28—Letitia Hey n, hen - ce, for lono ' 'lo—Lismoine, from Cal ius, and lat 23 S. June— Morton, 33 s , 1( China, for Halifax, 1 or Algoa Bay, 2d Jul n. for Lond Indian Chief, from Cey,,„ rom Madras, for London, 9th July. in lrt long 22 1 the Nat Passed the Sound for Liverpool. Sept. 12, Ingieboroagh, Rea, from St. Petersbu 12, Argonaut, Oats • do. 1.9 QUIZ, auwthen, do. 12, Bergithe, Vauvert, from Happaranda. 12, Jupiter, Rundstrom, from Nye Carleby. 12, Malte, Duwahl, from Danzie. 13, Frau Sophia, Ahrens, from Stettin. 13, Perseverance, Surridge, from St. Petersburg, 13. Ekenies. Ravn, do. 14, Huron, Lowry. 14, Carnatic, Devereux, 16, Brilliant, Fierke, from Manic 17, Achilles, Bandowsky, do. 17, 'rogend, Radloff, from Riga. 17, Ann, Twist, from Stettin. 19, Cmsar, Sclirlan, do. Esperance, Young, from St. Petersburg. 19, Therese, Dannenberg, from Danzic. 19, Johann Ernst, Domcke, do. • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Vewfoundland;'( Otli Ai port, Sept. in lat 14 N, long 49 W-1 ry in lat . lB N, long 22 W—Hope, from Bombay, for this , lat :33 S, long 21 E—Gleaner, of and from this port, 6 Sept. in lat 48. long 33—Hope, hence, for Barcelona, 11 Sept. in lat 45, long 11—Phe an , from Bathurst, for Londo, 12th Aug. in Tat 17, long 23—Wannan, hence, for Rio Grand, 7th Sept. in lat 49,10ng 9—Charles Cballanor, hence, 16th Sept.- -Ann, of this port. for Calcutta, in lat 46, long 11—Mississippi from London, for Baltimore,.9th Sept. in lat 48, long 27—Ieli, city, from Salt River, 7th Aug. in lat 21, long 14—Sarah Bridge, from New Orleans, for this •port, 21st Aug. sixty miles below the Belize, with both routes and two men sick—Cambria (s), hence for Boston, 22d Sept. at 7 30 a.m. off Inistrahull—Lyme Regio, from Madras for London, 20th May- in lat 4 S, long 89 E—Hasbenny. from London, for Swan River, 14th Aug. in lat 9N, long 21 \V—Mary Melville, from Boston, for California, same day—Nameless, 31st Aug. in lat 47, long 3 9—Acadia, from Colombo, for London, Ist June, in lat 2 N, long 85 E A riel, from Calcutta, for Algoa Bay. 29th June, in lat 28 S, long 47 E—Hebe, from Bordeaux, for Mauritius, 2d July, in let 27 S, long 47 E—Dundonald, hence, for Bombay, 27th Aug. in lat 12 N, long 23 W—Eliza Hart, 2d Sept. in lat 21 N, long 25 W'— Wilsons, hence, for Demerara, 15th Sept. in lat 44, long 20— Superb, from Lima, for Bordeaux, 16th Sept. in lat 45, long. 20—Conqueror, from Aberdeen, for Calcutta, Bth Aux. in let 17 5, long 26 W—Nora, from London. for Buenos Ayres 13th Ang. in Pit 1 S, long 25 W—Tam'O'Shant er , 12th September. in lat 50, long 20—Onward, hence, for Cape of Good Hope, 24th Au , in tat 1 N, long 20 W—Georgina, of Liverpool, for Africa. I m-- Any, in lat 33 N, long 19 W—Maid of JulPlia, from California, for Sandwich Islands. sth July in lat 26, long 133—Abbotsford, from Newport for Quebec, in lat 48, long 32—Ware, from Dub lin, for New York, 25th Sept. off Cork—Henburg, from Cal cutta, for Liverpool, 3d Sept. in lat 30 N, long 38 W—Charlotte, from Bombay for this port, 13th Aug. in lat 4 S, long 20 W Stamboul, from Newport, for Fernando Po, 21st Aug. in lat 12 N, long 23 W—Ayrshire, from Bombay, for London, 23d Aux. in lat 16 N, long 25 W—Standard, from Newport, for Fernando Po, same day—Courier, from Coringa Bay, for London, 29th Aug. in lat 25 S, long 35 \V—Blanch, from Jamaica, for Lon don, 23d Sent. in lat 49, long 15—Clymene, from Glasgow, for Calcutta, 26th Sept. in lat 50 N, long 9 W—Enterprise, hence, for California, 18th July, in lat 57 S, long 62 NV—Elizabeth and Margaret, of Liverpool, for Newfoundland, Ist Sept. in Ist 46, long 46—Boadicea, 13th Sept. in Ist 41, long 10—Sir Richard Parry, from London, for China, sth S ep t . in lat 19 N, long 26 W, with loss of mizen mast, main masthead and topmasts, but not in want of assistance, by the Haidee. LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, SEPT. 24. J. Gradwell, R. Gradwell, and J. Pyke, Preston and Liver pool, corn merchants, so far as regards It. Gradwell—R. Weis and G. Sharpe, Liverpool, confectioners—J. S. Kirkpatrick and C. Kirkpatrick, Liverpool, corn and provision merchants—T. Williams and L. Williams, Manchester, cotton spinners —H. Cooper and J. Nowell, Macclesfield, Cheshire, and Haslingden, Lancashire, contractors for public works. BANKRUPTS. Richard Battersby and James Telford, Liverpool, iron founders, to surrender Oct. 4 and Nov. 1, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy : solicitor, Mr. Bell, Liverpool ; cial assignee, Mr. Bird, Liverpool. Mary Bakewell, Manchester, size manufacturer. William Lupton Lowe, Salford, victualler. James Taylor, Rochdale, cotton spinner. John Jowett and Thoinaslowett, Coventry, grocers. Charles Richmond Pottinger, Hardwick-place, Commercial road East, London, wine an spirit merchant. William Richards, Devonport, printer. Joseph Seelie, Freeschool-street, Horsleydown, rectifier. DIVIDENDS. . _ _ Oot. 15, J. Robinson & E. AiiioW,Al;ertliorpe-with-Thornes, York-shire spinners —Oct. 15, J. and W. hisholm, Dorking, Surrey, and Ludgate-hill. London, wholesale perfumers. CERTIFICATES . To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. Oct. 15, S. Robinson & E. Moore, Alverthorpe-with-Thornes, Yorkshire, spinners —Oct. 23, J. M'Gibbon and A. Galbreath, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchants. FROM THE LONDON OAZETTE OF FRIDAY. • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Mellon; and Russell, Liverpool, commission merchants— Eustachio and Co., London and Liverpool, shipbrokers—R. Charnley and R. Whittle. Everton, Lancashire, blacksmiths. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. W. and S. Hague and W. Shadwell, Manchester, commission agents. P. Little, Blackburn, Lancashire, currier. B. Royle, Manchester and Ardwick, check and gingham ma- nufacturer. BANKRUPTS, James Horafield, Whelock, near Sandhach, Cheshire, coal dealer. . Henry and Thomas Lloyd, Carmarthen, drapers. John Thomas Brameld, Titchborne-street, and Great Wind_ mill-street, Westminster, china dealer. Edward Hamlin Kiddie, Valentine-place, Webber-street, Blackfriars-road, London, miller. William Keeping, East-street, Walworth, common brewer. Henry Wilkins, High-street, Kensington, draper, Thomas Probyn, High Holborn, London, licensed victualler. Henry Fran:is Ross, West Cowes, Isle of Wight, and John Wylie Barrow, Philpot-lane, Fenchurch-street, London, com nussion merchants. . • DIVIDENDS. Oct. 22, C. D. Johnson, 11;erWoI, — licensed victualler—Oct. 23, G. Byford, Liverpool, wholesale grocer— Oct. 22, J. Hind and B. Warbrick, Liverpool, curriers. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of toiedrig. Oct. =. G. C. Baylis, - Cardiff, dealer in flour—Oct. 17, J Wallace, Carlisle, grocer. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. Oct. Hour. 1, John Wareing (proof and div.) District Court, 11 1, Elizabeth and Martin Hart (proof & div ) Ditto, 11 2, Richard Abram (proof and thy.) 2, A. Brown (BrowneadTodd),(proof & div ) Ditto, 11 2, Benjamin Hopkinson Bates (Ist) Ditto, 11 4, Robert Smith (2nd) 4, William and Alexander Ili/le r ( 2n d) Ditto, 11 4, Battersby and Telford Ditto, 11 P, Jams liontield (Ist) LIVERPOOL CORN .EXCHA EPTEN. The rec ty is small : frot in; France and t to note a of a fair accessio The pressure of th of I ote all descriptions of on this day cheaper t se'nnighi In Flour the tra ions were but mod, lough we were the and Bear tion to note, New Oatmeal receded 6d per load; whilst g RI old was depression of 'F ,er more saleable, rec of this day we unaltered Wheat. as Intt Ditto, whit Irish, red . 56 6 0 6 0 - 6 2 , ..... Ditto white ... Rye, English, qr Barley, English, Scotch klrish Malt;English,l;cir pale Irish Oats. ner .151 b. Enilish We Irish, fine sorts 5 8 do, 5 6 5 10 (10. ._. ._, Irslimi Chevalr 2 3 - Beans, English, qr... Scotch & Irisb,lo-180!b Do. -& Irish Flour,per 2SOO. English & Irish,2nds Ditto. superfine Oatmeal, lA , ld. 012101 b. Irish, 1819 2l 6 —22 0 01(1 ....20 0 —2l 0 Canadian Bran.-#2.111, I 010 1 II 3 0 is 32 0 do 26 0 do y 1111110 . . maple. 27 0 —2R 0 fine 30 6 —32 6 extr 34 6 -35 6 - - FOREIGN. Wheat, v , 701 h• s. (1. s. d. S. (1. S. d. Canadian red 5 5 5 8 white.. 6 0— 6 2 United States do 57—5 II d 0. .... C. 3 —• 6 5 Danzig, mixed and do 6 0— 6 4 Ihighmix 6 8— 7 2 L Baltic& Ilmburg do 6 0— 6 6 !Rhenish 5 9 6 0 Riga and Petersbg. do 5 1— 5 5 'white .. 6 1— 6 3 Odessa, common do 5 7 6 0 !Danube. 5 3 5 5 French ' Spanisii,&c.do 5 5 5 8 Polish.. 6 2 6 4 Bannat& Marianopoli 5 5 5 8 ;white .. 6 1— 6 3 Russian, B.r.c. hard. .. 4 8— 5 2 i Egypt'n 3 9 4 0 Rye 10 , gr., Baltic, &c. 20 0 —24 0 t .... ... 0 0 0 0 Ba'rley,T. 601b,Grinding 2 Ii 3 2 Malting 0 0— 0 0 Oats,* 451 b. Beans,vqr. European 27 0 —3l 0 I 0 0— 0 0 1 4 .4801 b. Egyptian.... 24 0 ---24 6 - oo— 0 0 Pease, 1a qr., _ _ Baltic, &c., white.... Flour, 44 , barrel, Canadian sweet U.S. West. Canal .. do Philad. & Dltimore.do Do. &Canadian.. sour Indian Corn, 19 , 4801. American white European do Do. Meal, '4) , brl. 196tb 2 0 —33 0 ICanada.2o 0 —3l 0 '22 0 —23 01 0 0 0 0 22 0 —23 0 ;Ohio 23 0 —24 6 23 0 —24 0 N.Orlns 0 0 0 0 19 6 —2O 6 Frn.spf. 0 0— 0 0 27 0 —2B 0 yellort .27 0 —2B 0 00-0 0 'do. ....27 0 —2B 6 13 6 —l4 0 'do. .... 0 0 0 0 CORN EXCHANGE. SEPTEMBER 27. Assisted by a few more gentle showers since oar last report, the weather is in every way favourable for bringing the soil into a perfect state for autumn culture, which, since harvest, has been pro;ressing satisfactorily. The Brkisli r and Irish markets so far this week are in most cases noted firm, with fair supplies of new Grain from the farmers, and a tolerable demand at prices varying in some districts a little higher, in others rather lo wer , but in no im portant degree different from previous rates ; whilst the trade here, during the interval since Tuesday, has remained tranquil, nothing of an interesting character having occurred to alter the position materially in which it stood at the close of our last report. _ _ - Beycind a few parcels of Wheat and Oatmeal from Ireland, we have received scarcely any thing worth naming thence or coastwise since Monday last; the supplies from abroad, within the same period. are likewise rather light compared with the superabundant imuortations of Wheat and Flour during the two preceding weeks, the total quantity of the former amount ing to 59,592 qrs., the latter to 46,591 barrels and 23,065 sacks, from winch, at our market this morning, we had a liberal dis play of samples. To meet these accumulations we had very few country buyers to-day, and our local millers showing no inclination to purchase more than is needful for immediate purposes, the tone of the Wheat trade was languid. and prices of all descriptions of English, Irish, and Foreign Wheats were nominally a little depressed in ble: importers, however, anticipating the future wants of Ireland, and a revival of Eng lish demand ere long, were not generally disposed to accept lower terms.—States and Canadian Flour, especially the stale and inferior kinds, have moved freely at I9s. to 21s. per brl., and superior brands support the above quotations; French and Irish remaining unvaried.—Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease continued to be held at late prices, although in these articles no active business was apparent to-day.—Old Oats, being scarce and in request, were quite as dear as on Tuesday, whilst new were dull and the turn lower.—Oatmeal, upon a moderate. demand, remained steady in value.—lndian Corn is held firmly, but the transactions on the spot are not numerous this week : a number of floating cargoes have, however, changed hands, at very full rates. CORK CORN MARKET. SEPT. 2S. There has been rather a slow sale for Flour this week, but prices are fully maintained. Inferiors have more inquiry, and, through scarcity, obtain full rates. The grain market is well supplied. Wheat declined 6d. on the week. No change in Barley and Oats. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, SEPTEMBER 28. s.d. s.d. 0 8 ® 0 10 Potatoes, 4). 001 b. O 7 0 83 Kemps 0 6 0 63 Pink Eyes • 0— 0 0 0 2 0 23 Cattle 1 2 1 4 0 0— 0 0 Cups 0 33 0 43 Turnips, 13 , ton .19 0 21 0 0 33 0 4 Mongelwurzel 0 0— 0 0 0 3 0 31 Manure 4 0— 5 0 s. d. s. d Hay, old, 201 b New Clover Ditto, Green Vetches Straw, Wheat Oat Barley .. PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, SEPTEMBER 28. _ ___ __ _ ~.. s. d. s. d. I S. d. s. d. Mutton Beef ...... li* th 0 4ito 0 7 :Grapes,Eng.4l, It 1 6to 0 0 Veal Lamb 0 51— 0 7 ! Ditto, Foreign 0 8— 0 10 fore-qr 0 5 0 7 D o. Eng. 4, 0 si— 0 7 ,Pines, For. each. 0 0— 0 0 lb. 4 6 0 0 { hind-qv. 05— 0 7 :Fowls, 4, couple. 28— 3 3 Fresh Pork Bret Salmon Soles Cod Fish -0 6 ;Hares . .4 6 3 0 Turbot For. Melons each 0 0— 0 0 ;Cucumbers .... 0 4 0 0 Nectarine, each. 0 0— 0 0 Currants, Black 0 0— 0 0 Fresh Butter Salt Ditto. 0 8 011 jApricots 1 4 0 5 Eggs • Ii• 120 510— 6 9 ;Rabbits. 4; , cple. 110— 2 • Potatoes, 4 , Peck 0 7 0 10 ,Turkeys 3 9 5 0 Peaches, each .. 0 4-- 0 0 ;Snipes ... each 0 7 0 0 WaHnutts, f . 00 0 0 — 9 0 'Green Gages, rt 0 0 —.l 0 DUBLIN CATT mnricot ARKET is. per cwt incre 2s. to 3s. per c sed, espe wt. lower cis, and price )er cwt nett. STATE OI TRADE .bncl cons'deraNe activity in the Pin, and a fair business at former prices: her better demand for wool, and the man] greater disposition to buy than on t ions Monda). Prices are firm. LEEDS.—The woollen chth trade is scarcely so brisk as v ave long had to report it. Apparently there is a slight che , i the demand, but the manufacturers are all well employe nd considering that stocks are low and that the general asp f foreign affairs is tolerably good, and that the harvest eve 'here has either been an abundant one, or that where cheat crops were light they were well secured, a good or 1, ge winter trade is confidently expected. BRADFORD. —WooI. —The business of the past week. imilar that it is scarcely possible to add anything to out 'eek's report. One thing is certain, more activity doe, revail, nor are prices higher. Yarns.—Thistnonth being close, buyers for home consumption are quiet in their o ttions, but are inquiring how prices are to rule for the comi, onth. Pieces.—An opinion prevails that rather more bus , ss has been done this week by many houses, and the genera `the market is an improvement upon last week. In the difference. rices no quot lIALIFAx.---.The inquiry for g oods is. not so brisk as it een, but there is a pretty fair business doing, chiefly to order lie export houses are not giving out fresh orders for yarn st eely as they were; but the spinners have full employment nd there is no change in the quotations. The wool market is of very active, and the sales that are made are at full late rtes. HUDDERSFI LD.—Our market continues to be pretty bi though the amount of goods tint have changed hands' been so large as the previous weeks. Several foreign ..yer are in town. and have been (luring the week, but seem to hi withholding their orders, in the hopes of buying job stocks, although there has been an advance in the wool market. LEICESTER.—Trade continues as good as usual at this sea son of the year, excepting that the woollen glove branch re quires cold weather to till the shops with orders. Wool re mains firm, but speculation is acting injuriously on trade by advancing the Liverpool cotton market. MACCLESFIELD.—There is evidently more doing this week, but our manufacturers still complain of unremunerating prices. In thrown silk, there is also a good deal doing, but at prices inadequate to the present rate of raves; the milli, however; are working full time, in consequence, vie presume, of orders for thrown silk from the continent, being still on hand. There has again been a large business done in rows this week, at full prices, and we understand some of the merchants are now holding for higher rates. The overland despatches from India and China are now in, and fully confirm the accounts of short crop in the latter country, which is now declared will not be more than that of last season, viz., a deficiency of one-fourth as compared with former seasons ; but this scarcity may, in some measure, be counteracted through a considerable quantity hav ing been sent by the overland route, and consequently will ar rive here two or three months earlier than by ship. 131 those means we shall have more raw silk on our markets here for a time, and less on the way. has not NOITINGHAM.—Lace.—We have not any alteration in the state of our market to call forth any remarks. The quantity of business doing is not so large as we anticinated at the ptui of .. • alit; CM; u. this month. There is no alteration in prices of either goods or yarn. Hosiery.—We continue to have a good sale for most of our goods, especially those descriptions adapted for winter use, indeed we are experiencing a deficiency of merino yarn to sup ply our orders. There is not any alteration in the price of cotton. PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST OFFICE Destination Mail s desp'd I Last Packet Next Packet from Lou don I sailed. due. S'H AMPTON STATION Lisbon Madeira n 7th, 17th, Iberia N ext M a i l Spain ,and 27th of t Sept. 27 due ..O c t. 6 M Gib ra l tar ! every month) Malta&lonian Islands 1 20th Greece and Egypt I of every India,Ceylon,& China I month. (1) Brit.CoLinW. Ind.' 1 (except Honduras & Bermuda,) For. Col. 2nd an d 17tjMedway.. .. Next Mail 'in W. Indies, except of every Sept. 17 , lue .. Oct. 5 Havana, Venezuela, month. and Madeira J Next Mail Sept. 20kine Oct. 28 (2) Mexico & Havana } 2nd of every 'Dee. (3) Bermuda, St. Juan} month only.i , de Nicaragua, and 17th ofevery Medwa New Grenada FALMOUTH STATION. Madeira, Brazil, and 1 Evng. of 4th lIMB Crane l ll ill:Sea."ull Buenos Ayres I every month S ept. 6 Sept'. 2,* LIVERPOOL STATION. Brit. N.Airerica, Ber- 1 Every alter.,Europa .... Asia .. . /Buda. and U. States I Friday. I .'...ept. 281 Or t_ SI Next Mail 2 due .. Oct. 5 Next Mail Sept. 17 due .. Oct. 5 LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL Direct. Indirect • • • Mexico,(city)l Mobile MonieiriJQ New Orleans New York:.. 'July 17 Sept. 4 'July 17 ,Sept. _8 Pernambuco. I. Rio Janeiro.. San Francisco Savannah .. St. Helena .. St.'Thomas.. Trinidad.... Valparniso .. Venezuela .. Vera Cruz .. Aug.l3 .. July "tug, It Bell, 11 th, 13th At -Ada, bow 'ceders, hoiind south, sa t. in lat 3 N, long 36 VI Ilee,l7th . Aug: in lat 14 schooner Aug. in lat 22 " :ept, in lat 41,10 p!opsail yar n 5d., hut sad. per lb lorning was c , k, and t he d Direct., Indirect Australia . ; Bahia Barbadoes Bombay B. Ayres Calcutta California C. G. Hope.. .. Chagres Charleston China .• Demerara Havana Hayti .• Honduras I .. Jamaica .. Lima Maranitain ' A lig. 16; July 1; Aug. July Aug. 2: Sept. July 2. !Aug. 511 1.1/Ily 13 St. .I Ir. JOJ , n, M.A <Mug]; A JONES, It St. Ph MS. Pll NOCH .1) 8., Mr. DANIEL-M v, London, t day, in Longo n Cumt 22nd ultimo, at Denbigh, t her-merchant, of a datzhti,v Line day, at Weston-sup TINS. Esq., of twin sons , Ethel' TER BUTLER, incum the 23d ultimo, at \% itik:SS, grocer, of a da me day, at Brighton, t daughter. 4th ultimo, Lady LOI. On tt PRYCE, IRVINE, of On the I Prpc park, of a soil illy, in Palknc Mrs. JO, pare, the wife of J Fi SITE' Siine day, the lady of tho ton-mount, of a daughter. On the 25th ultiMo, r H. ROBINSON, of a daughter. - day, at Saithaelwyd, Flin .'N, of a daughter. le 28th ultimo, at Falkner-cr TER MABERLY CURTIS. of a do JOHN BUS Same MOSTY t Birkenhead, the w lED. Lately, at Rewstoke, nea r Weston-super-AT HUGH HAITIANS. By his own first wife's wedding go; n, which N 1.... chintz printed cotton ; and, by his own resp linsey apron was put in the coffin with him. On the 12th July. at Jelasore, in the East It. ARTHUR CLIVFON, Esq., of the Bengal Civil Thomas Clifton, Esq., of Lytham-hall, in this c 4 On the 28th July, at Jalapa, Province of Vert of cholera, Mr. JAMES FAIRBROTHER, lat Sheaf Inn, Chorlev ; and, the following week, at and of the same disease, Mr. JOSEPH KEN W( Manchester. eestre he v. old On the 13th ultimo, ANNE ELIZABETH, I Mr. JOSEPH RANKIN, of this town. On the 13th ultimo. aged 46, MARGARE' RICHARD SPENCE, baker and Hour-dealer, street. Peel-stree EDWA re, aged 84, Mr fashion 6 s, EDWARD ervice, son of •elict of t T, wife ie place, , late of of Stewart Same day, , , age youngest daughter of the Thornton late JOHN Yorkshire SMI'FII, ton, near Market Weighton. The deceased handsome sum of money for the use of a r widows, and, also, eighteen dozen loaves annua in Shipton. d 31, ANN ;q., of S limber of poor Hy for the poor WI WANT THEOPHILUS On the 17th ultimo, aged 20, WHITTAKER, of Egerton street. Same day, in Huslasson-street, ELIZABETH Mr. BENJAMIN FAWCETT, late of Low-hill. Same day, Mr. GEORGE SMITH, comma Mersey, of this port, and only son of the late ' Andrew's. 1 8th nit' *- G, , daughter of ander of the ship Mr. John Smith, .n toe .imo, in .frosvenor•street, Manchester, aged 18, MARY, wife of Mr. JOHN PICKUP, druggist, Brook street, Chorlton-upon-Medlock, and third daughter of the late Robert Lansdale, Esq., of Worsley. On the 19th ultimo, at Ringland, in the parish of Tongland, after a protracted illness, aged 48, Mr. THOS. &PAIR:KAN late merchant in Dcug!as, I s l e o f M an. , On the 20th ultimo. aged 35, Mr. DAVID GRIFFITHS, - Same day, Mr. THOMAS JACKSON, license" Great Ho wa rd-st rect. Same day, at Birkenhead, aged F 7 senr.. engineering smith. Mr. WM. WILLIAMS On the uttlino, aged 34, Mr. CHARLES HUGHES, of Clayton-square, . - Game day, aged 4 years, MARGARET, only daughter of Mr. JAMES JOIINSTON, of Grey-street, Toxteth-park. Same day, JOHN SPENCER, stonemason, Trowbridge_ street, formerly of llebden-bridge, Yorkshire. Same day, iiged 10 months ,a AMELIA~ADELAIDE, only daughter of Mr. WILLIAM DOUBLEDAY, of Walnut -street. Same day, at Preston, in the 49th year of her age. MARY, wife of Mr. ROBERT LEIGH, butcher. The deceased, on the 27th of July, gave birth to her 27th child, after which she gradually sank, her medical adviser never having held out any cheering hope of her ultimate recovery. Of her twenty-seven children, all of whom were born singly, only four survive their mother, namely, three sons and one daughter. She was in terred in the same grave that contained the remains of her twenty-three children. Same day, at Farm, near Abergele, aged 78, EDWARD OAKFI ELI), EN: On the 22,1 ultimo, WILLIAM, son of Mr. JAMES TAY LOR, late parish-clerk. Same day, aged 78, Mrs. JOHNSON, Duke-street. Same day, aged 27, Mr. WILLIAM POWELL, draper, Scot land-place. Same day, Mr. WILLIAM LUNG PAIGE BAKER. Same day, aged 39, JANE, wife of Mr. RD. HEBSON, butcher, Great Howard-street. Same day, aged 34, at Knowlsey, Mr. T. HENDRIE. On the 23d ultimo, at West Mount, Chester, REGINALD SANDERS, youngest son of Mr. CIIURTON, coroner. Same day, suddenly, aged 39, JAMES INGRAM, Esq., mer- chant. Same day, aged 45, LEWIS ADAMS, Esq., of Watlands, Staffordshire. On the 24th ultimo, SUSAN, wife of Mr. WILLIAM CUN, NINGH AM, of Richmond-terrace, Everton. On the 24th ultimo, aged 42, ELiZABEIH, wife of Mr. WM JORDAN, of London-rond. ()n the 24th ultimo, aged 2 months, CHARLES R. STRING FELLOW. Omerchn the 25th ultimo, in Everton, JOHN JON ES, Esq., R.N., ant. On the Nth ultimo, aged 29, Mr. EDWARD RODWELL, of Cle' n the t Cleveland-square. re Oultimo. aged 4 years, ELIZABETH, daughter of Mr. G. F. WHEELER, of Whitetield-road, Everton. Same day. at Wakefield. aged 75, the Rev. W. ATHERTON, Wesleyan Miniqty, for upwards of fifty-three years one of the most popular ministers in the connexion. His talent was fully equalled by his piety, and his cheerfulness of dispnsi:ion en deared him to a large circle of friends. He was elected presi dent ofthe conference in -184 G. His son is a hat rtster en the northern circuit, ife of t the wif