The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-05 00:00:00

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A l e l * l i fott 04 9:0 tf, te atliPP dro ps, fitieeri joog ars' ec t gi ,bb e Y;a 0/. a d d Ti e tigl;d r° , , iir, ArrY e l s tre i , tD c 't f or t e ci a l b l eo S ofi d. • ieg 1° ,17 10 )verY ClT e°F gjA/ of #.;c , e #, t e, 13 ;ins;Pi e ll able Fl tie °l rote ° ter° 0 04 . lu e tf , ' knn fi t • P g e F tto ° f 0 1 1) .:0 1P :4 a t .io n iri lo o t :l evie r p r i ;r o l . : ;fi l e po l o t t t or t : sAl i vre„P r eq fi ,erl ) '' of " r rfgq i re.eii Nig ( O l a i ti e -auTt i at o t 1 4(1 1 Iferoiso *tttelligna. 0v.,, -- . 1 , OCTOBER 29 NW 3 i N.N.W., fresh. ~ , t o.„,:r n" • R• e (:: r „T o 1 i n.e Nesmith — , Salisbury, and Enterprise, Itti,!.: Ind i ow i a ° rl , —dam.?, S his Jenkins, Gay, New Orleans—Hibernia, o ,41„r't,N4Fus, Wade_,)alM(:!QuePeicm—t 1 11. 3 l i i z e el __edf_ rd, Havre b,Plitt74 ettnith, Butler, St ' . l— Petersburgh—euranto, Vickers, aannd Mauritius —John Matthie, Groome, Calcutta— wyt,sl4o,_ladelina, Rotterdam—Earl . of Devon, James, 4; l. o E ste n ,i7rt Preston, Williamson, Cadiz—Egli:Bus, Hale. t" ' C°r6 air, Keane, for Monte Video. l• . 4T9'Slis at : r e n n e ce e at I rl , p ri i !t, , war e n r, e , p o —___ ---- - , .. ,!ner Newfound A k ri cti r , 4%7ron' e .. b ia e n c d .. k t , , a ato, ~_ nee at Civita Vecchia. ni e4, ll, 01, 4: e _ at Bordeaux. h 4 04 ( le, heore nee at Charente. trThotie. tto, ~‘!tvt Drontheim. i o l ii il; l 4,4 be G7.4'ti Sullivan hence at Helvoet. bicja'nlivr;Grift ths''l t t o c a' Dordt for this port, at Penzance, ti ,i1 : 11, 4 , , t he nce 6: St, John, Naples, at Milford. ;4111.1t0n-I Africa. at John, N.B. b k, " Its '', from ca, at Queenstown. ti n )Ap Honduras, t , „ 1 ,, D ,, off ditto. 6, 41 111 ‘ - aici - tt "wall. from Bombay, and Hero, Header '4.'4, Carter '' ' a at St Helena L, th i ns ;, ireoce. , both for this port. Itti i ;7, p ant. at Civita Vecchia, and sailed for Pa hit. Itll r, hence at Gaspee, with loss of bulwarks, ) 1 Z) 1; I,4; ti gek ci, thud, _ chief-mate overboard, having been ti¢a'''' S hia ", O'cti.° Sept. Storey, from Liver- L li ttl an d leaj, whi ch Put'aq, Sylvia, ongh Swilly 7tli instant, with ~,,e ,, qro Must discharge part of her cargo to repair. k- hrlderrY Oct}'. 2 o• — The Victory t „ • pat t „ er (s. at.), from Liverpool for t b. °:iic i , ais c h ar `L II e to-day with donut, eto crew, and Vt rii `Y (s.) proceeded from Liverpool for Belfast yester -4..I)LLAtN ""'e the Victory's cargo to 'Londonderry. 11141,.1,11t,,!iihjoi'et• 26.—A bundle of notes was picked up ~ ,,,,,,o, ,r,.eihree miles to the westward of this place Qt 4 vq, 4, ,, n " Barque 'Sophia, discharged Ist June, q t i lii4 t " e • T, du r s *" k i , tolt , tilth , r _ ship was seen ashore on Basque Island, o_it 4 ,:a sod yards down 3d instant. The Colliva, with kz,! .l ,' wizen masts, was passed off Basque Island, •q'`'4, , o c , It pl 5 „:, 19 . —The Genova •(s. A.), from Genoa in iNt i ttt e s i - o ""rt, 17th instant a'rounded on the Piana Sand, 11)e‘tttelty s ave night, after 'lightening, and arrived here het 4 l'i a l 1,,. 4 j RIVER Etss.—A-green buoy, marked with lath t i'llisl:ttrift''S? has. been placed about thirty fathoms off N w h e e qloy ,is l v a TO ty Deep, in the River even an e f o a m th l o a m aa s b at l9w n. spring tides, ttt ii o ih i bg marls A v ri a n ia s, o rp i t n b e e ly F ! y — e tor'it',llq use i UFA OW.'n to 4ie eas e In. t . s by ~,,:riorth ; Southeast Buoy off the Point j of 'aoy, - wate}:; Salisbury Middle Buoy, north by east . ; 1.6,, toath aY Duoy east by south i south ; Mostyn i east_ ' kiv tb Ay, ()vv. h t • - .Fli 3o.—Wirld S.W. to W.N.W.. moderate k ii ?t otli j e groom, and A dolpho Warne, Buck, from . ;TO eli a " , Brown, and Virginia, Thompson, ' New Y ._ ,' , Agr , ? t 4 Al ex N ew yl, Charleston—West Point, Allen, and ,i4X,It o and er ,nrk—Eudocia . Bannermann, and H. H , b sen >,..zt. Joh N Colonist, —Amelia Hill, Hill, . iy4ll.iti(i).e..,..que-ibion_tr.eal—.. Sinnot, and Sir Charles , 4, I R i l . A t h e __ ... t.trant, Currie, Halifax—Jessie, Muir, ,V, 0 0 11 7, o tt u e s2,u?ase, Mobile—Mehemet Ali, Alexan ,Ko..,l,pf M exi " e u EMma, M`Donald, Jersey—Marine, N. N rinity y°' , 1 1 . 11 104 : 1 j? . e of yht, Hounsell, for Valencia—Ottowa, 4‘: t l i t : i i ! i l e c i , , ra, Goo d ßi , _li a r —Socrates, Supple, San Francisco ~, 0 J eiro—Rhondda Baird and Timm , Cii i 9s c -^ , Yres—Clara Dorothea , ' Feaenga, Amster ,, tba t i t jlding, Fis ( c a li t 7, W A e l s e t ss i i i n e a w — y H oi arets /Ulcer, 'L.—Atlantic f110.45;[k,.h.C4,411)be11, from Calcutta at this port. Left St. He -54t,104", with the Cressida, for this por.. fi4St. Helyna for this port. 4 l er, from the Cape of Good Hope at thellau- ca 1 01 ) i Tek,•sailed from the Mauritius for Calttitta I° , nence at G a l a t a. 'fit . Cr hence at Bordeaux. a 'gle, sailed from Bordeaux for this port on the Tlad. 4 eh e talli n „ 11 1);%ret?,; 1}f • o), l CJligi n i f 7. o t, from Dorilt at Perizance " arts ' ,‘ h tßf C4,ll l 401 1 rid14 - ;, a p n , from hence at St. Nazaire , nce at Riga. iford, for Nantes . John, N.B. stows, Martin, from ylor, from Demerara, an uaffer, from Honduras, off Queens- „ rtT s 0 raft w c "?9.—The brig Heave, of Whitehaven , with sk thi . 4 Y Iron for Liverpool,-was discovered on the In° nal ng ; crew landed at Lythatn. 1/41 'to , OCTOBER 31.—r... • hp N -`, rt•-•Mi,,,, else, Ga Lovett, from Lagima 1 4p a 8 all : fl x Krutzen, and m P. Alentreal—Princess Alice-, Anlerhit, Larkin, Quebec.--Gesina He - Thompson, e. • Pete Ceres, r sbur p gb- Vernes, Alexandri Rotterdam —Elizabeth, Banlay, New Orleans- Rt tephen !na;Albert, ;axon y, Roope, and Salacia,'Marshall, from Calcutta r t r, 131 la,t, eh lY, fro Nor th`f, en ntactofiDo7e; 7 w - itiriire' Fortitude, from 00, it e ' s _Qyde. .11,h,,°e. hence for Batavia, at the Cape of G. Hoy f i " , g, hence at the Cape of Good Hope b e ence off the Ca eof Gadd Hope ben at Madeira ''' ) nd, Stephen. ronia, Wakeham,'hence a}lo re Benlien, sailed from Smyrna for this port ;Vlo r, and Conte Ztcby, C n ; Jane Archibald, He 14aratrI ; Argenti, 11 14 4; - ' - ' .11 eirT":"'llraers ; lantlie; No 'anti and Mountain Maid, Wighton; all hence \ lZist . t )lle. Little hence at Havre. Helier, Desland- Ia u~n~~ Aag~ It, ~, and Ellen Higbfield, hene, Nil, " a '4) f 11 03 1. 1.0 M Callao; Cuban,Organ from Coquimbo; D i n 'onahP , from Rio Grande; and 'Wanderer, Hodg k3/441414r05'.4, fr o nt Queenstown. at for this port, at Deal. t Vlce for Lubeck, Off Dover. N t "IP Leocadia, Anna from Bordeaux for the V i terL e _rls , w „l:enked on the' Hantwell Reef, Bona Vesta, The U.S. sloop-of-war Yorktown t of St. Jago on the 20th Sept. : Tew atteci (41 4 Ott. Douglas, froth .9 ete.y4t:rdaav lt. 14 N., lon. wrted h3i . the R.Y.S for Barbadoes, gpo , by the Queen- dab, NovitmsEr —Wind N.Y C l V 'tll % 0 1. (1,.q Alexandria—Aurora, Blacklin, ttpot.--rjanP, dporto—Lanrel pt.), Havre. 0 11 1 4,,,"-it a t ti goPaul, Dawson,' 'Valparaiso—" „lion,b' e r (S. St.), Carter4,Genoa— keveY—Cbasca, WiF te, N.BFrance ew York—RAiscoe, Malo6 rmstrong -Princess, New Orleans— 'ower, Calcutta. 1 ‘ ,;91 4 41 6 '. 41 1er,,t ien thereise,,Dei ce at Cat, ith 4 44 l 'sa .s e a nY, bent g e .owede h b ' 4 , fr on enl / 4 ah t , oth fe ). Naples, A h LJ, E I I II - us port, 2 e at Paimboeuf. •.! ,Atilao, Nzuerii f ro u, n, hence for Waterford, ° (11. gt. 1 ,11 Honduras, off Queensti S h ° l)s li „ 'from Marseilles for thi violent itterti ki k ki t . 4 l)Av _ 4'24 Jt frz ew t0i1.511,.:411-2Z!wf° \‘ ‘ - tb n.l, : a i an,(;.:::),l d Augm Callao— .r, ,St. 17th August trey, New Or. n—Unie trh, for Ha4ifax and Boston- St rtty vv. 7 • l 't,ille lB °n, for c, tic t 4'4 - Vle' V Y sea, off tl . 4 ,k, eli44 Abbot ; Eli: ,il4 l , r ia'9ac!iland, l i . t.:lt7 4o a: 9 iTtgon, cl, i,l l 41yi, .. 1 ept., e i ,i, el ie r, hen ce a 04?ik, ht .ter t : ;tit Madras. eq 1 14 ) ellce at Beirout. ki,,. 11,,,,Brennin hence at Malta k . 'kt tense, Lesanuier, and Henritte, Marie' 1, hence a , joie 4 , li e , ~;q1( I ,0 4,9 :er pp t , a 4A R i d , ence at Cronstadt. i ,tl_ l4 4r o i ti;: q 4S d lalc o in),,bence at .Narva., '4 'lnn, 4 4 , Xi , nence at Riga. 1,-T,, N• vi 4g, sailed from Patras for this of ~ .. _ o, l N:ttJ ra s tailed from Cephalonia for this port, 2d Oct. jrl::,r 2 3 ,..?%e, sailed from Bombay 17th Sept., ,and Duke 0,6 ii;',ear ed ern.. both for this port. j1 , 4,.'‘,1't tlll S',.,,:itt Calcutta 16th Sept. for this port, 41- ~ ioil ‘ 1, 1w":, for Chi 11,4,.•44r%, sailed f n ro a m . Saueor 19th Sept.., Lady Bruce, Ollcjltifi tiollhtnna 13th, Robert Bradford and Witch 15th, t- 1 4 % 4 ' 4lC 'er and Loch Lomond 16th Sept.., all for this 4l Xote. ps lath Sept., for Mauritius. : ali t, r ancis, from Fecamp, for this port, at Studwell i.ltp gfr n , „. ~I),Citql recynuritius, at Calcutta. ht i Y F4 t lrry. p: Bombay c 1 A n' `" , eh a ' c klQ 4 '; o l4 St. p .4 ' rsb ue " at Yarmouth Roads. 14 k'',, f toir,',-, fr ° ,l l Ma e n te 'tiu u s r , at Madras. r. 814.40,-• , Licnt a ta for New York, off St. Helena. 4 048 141, t" Plorer' trout Cionstatit at Staxigo. lst,k,,tl,4elia„,ens.ce tiled with water' in the Salisbury Dock, 'req:q• t ? i ,kl,,,' , i f ( ) ) the Clarence Graving Dock. p 1 44 4 von. th Oct.—l'he Lucretia, Godwin, from a ett'l ; s wrecked,llth Oct., on , a reef 4 s ,andi,,,. cnid,•W 'ake ; Lamorna, Top. lexandria. it Calcutta ay, 20th Si Martin, 16th; and 7th Oct id John 3 / 4 4 % 44 C 13 -- , m , ;X0 , d b . • • a r ,„ ‘,PMEER W. , moderate. J .1 (An t° f '44, 4, V 1 1 , fr om n, rom-uart iagena and Gibraltar 4 ;sii rB s .'‘evy York—Clara Symes, Duncan, from p et ,?." l Carthagena--Nox Jane, Lelean, from .01,71t e 4r4 . ` 1 4 0 , "u 4 1 1 7, New York—,Zephyr, Lake, Ancona 0 1 ,71 4 2-80%u, , ~ ,,alo.bile—Lady Basset, Hill, Jaffa—Re le_retraltimore—lleilbreast, Williamson, from Geloupe, and Zaida Celina, Nantes -141-kqt ti,-! a routta—Catliarine, from —Hank hill, 1t; 4, 1 ,c!, lig in ijii3 Th ilEo--Davidi Gilchrist, Rio de la Hache— tql, Miller, Vaughan, St. John, vor s iVD---1 0 ", Acme—Lima. Jones, Lisbon—Don 110 11 '11 4 - 41 1 1, 1 4 . ah ne, Lane, Rotterdam. 11 1 , 1 1 i ttia,,N, rol e eld, Cordiner, for Calcutta—Amicitia, 41' , p L i ewr ht k , l oti Ayr_ F. Moore, Owen, JaMaica—Water %ii 0 , 5 1 4a41: sad t ,:! —Conqueror, Leitch, New Orleans 41. 0 Toy, M'Lean, New York—Don Jnan, tol,„1)4 Estspe, Bareelona—Tit Bit, 4 4,, 4 4 : 1 7, _ y , ou New Orleans. 4‘' . +l) t 'oo t rt , 4 A4. and New York at this part • sailed 23rd - ' , ls arri • •at Has 14 1 .41' 0 )e f ed in the Mersey 9a. i , 4 4 -q, c4 ar a C' r(jrn °lt nhain at this port; sailed on 13th r r k t 4t A Nria ; Republic, afarshall ; Amaranth, 1 1 4 , 1 k.f 4, (ti tt oria rk. , and Nlarmion, Ji ' ktle 44 -) 11 ns all from 14- 44 4 1 al to, 11, hence at Maranbam. ( 111VAreen, nence at Boston, 17th Oct. a etice at New York, 23rd Oct, —1, r,a 1 , 4 '',4 Ex presm, —, hence at N.Orleans. " a:ltaret,Hoyekikeac,e4clwiegton. Mary's, Johnston, frac Milford, leaky erwitchi hence at Gibraltar from Calla )ct., in lat mt, at Falmouth Franconia, —, hence at Baltimore. Saranak, Dunlevy, and John and Albert, Harward, hence at Philadelphia. Meteor, Lawrence, and Squantum, —, hence at Boston. Stirling, Henderson, helve at Wiscasset. Waterwitch, Beaumont. hence at Messina. Magdalen, Griffiths, hence for Naples, at Milford. Eli Whitney, Blasland, from Savannah for this port, at New York ; crew sick. Whitehaven, —, from —, at Puerto Cabello, and to sail early in October for this port. John Bright, Henderson, from Sydney, off Polkstone. Gem, of Liverpool, from Leghorn, at New York. Sarah Sands, (str.) Thompson, from Panama, and Blakely, Martin, from Talcahuana at San Francisco, NEW YORK, 23rd Oct.—The barque Josephine, —, on shore below Mississippi, was expected to be got off; part of her cargo has been taken to New Orleans. MONDAY, NOV EMBER 4.—Wind N.N.W,, blowing fresh. _ _ _ ARRIVED.—Hugh, Handysnle, from Maceio—Star of the West, Lowber, and Empire State, Russell. New York—Titania, Thomas, St. John, N.B.—Savage, Harvey, Harnlourgh— Queen of the Ocean. Pictou. MONTE VIDEO, 11th August.—The Governor, Varty, frpm Liverpool to Buena Ventura, put in here 6th instant, leaky, with stern post started, having encountered a severe gale 24th July. She has been lightened, and the leak discovered, and will be able to proceed in about ten days DALHoUSIE, 7th ct.—A large ship was seen ashore on the N. W. side of St. Paul's, N.B. 15th Sept. with her head to the eastward. Some of thesails were spread on the shore. Vulcan, (s.), from London, for California, at Hie Janeiro. St. Lawrence, M'Farlane; Ellen; Queen of the Tyne, and Rosalie, hence for Bombay, at ltio Janeiro. Symmetry, for Acapulco, put back to Rio Janeiro 12th Sept., with head and mainmast sprung. Thomas Miller, Purchase, and Hope, Besant, hence; and Ranger, Page, from Bahia at Pernambuco. Flint, sailed from ditto 22nd Sept., and Milton 23rd, both for Maceio, Genevieve, Cooper, hence and Pernambuco, at Maceio. Alexander Wite, Coulthard ; Tam O'Shanter, Turner, and Seraph, Smart, - hence at Montreal. Mary :harp, Martin, anct Mountaineer, Harrison, hence at Quebec. Progress, Fegan, from Richibucto at Queenstown. Painter, from Alexandria, for this port, at Falmouth. Cargo much heated, British Queen, Evans, from Messina at Plymouth, and pro ceeded for this port. Senator, Nagle, from Sincapore in the Downs, with decks swept. Albion, Manly, hence at Para, VESSELS SPOKEN. Delhi, of Liverpool, from Newcastle, for Point de Galle, 16th Oct. inlet 48, lone 8 America (s), hence, for Boston, Oct. at six p.m. about six hours sail from the latter port Asia (s), hence, for New York, 19th Oct. at nine p.m. in lat 46, long 53. —Courant°, from Calcutta and M auritius, for this port, 25th Sept. off Brava.—Persia, from Ceylon, for London, 6th Oct. in lat 36 N, long 34 W.—Harriet, Auguita, from Mobile, for this port, 2nd Oct. in lat 33 long 79.—Erie, from New Orleans. for this port, 7th Oct, in let 39, long 7l,—William Dale, from Cuba. for Swansea, 19th Oct. in lat 50, long 13.—Edith, frotn Malaga, for Glasgow, in tat 51, long 10,—Elza Goddard, in lat 50, long 8,--Mary Carson, hence, for New Orleans, 18th Oct.—Milton, hence, for Pernambuco, 20th Ang.—Earl of Devon, from Pa lermo, for this port, 24th Oct. in lot 49, long 8 W.—Laurence. hence, for Hayti, 18th Oct.—Tamerlane, hence, 21st Oct, in lot 50, long B.—Asia, hence, for Calcutta, 2nd Sep. in lat 5 S, long 22 W. —Young England, from Leith, for Ach la d., 25th • Aug. 4 S, long 27 W.—Robina Mitchell, from Calcutta, for Lon don, 20th July, in lat 7S, long 94 E.—A Belgian barque, (diamond DC 6), for Parabi.., 25th Sep. in lat 15 N, long 26 W. Griffin, from Johanna Island, for London, 3rd Oct. in lat 27 N, long 25 W.—Briton, 14th Oct. in lat 42 N, long 31 W.—Belle Vile, same day.—Beethoven, from Madras, for this port, 18th July, 5 S, long 93 E.—Robert Mitchell, from Calcutta, for Lon don. 12th Sep. in lat 12 S.—Achillis, from Quebec, for Sunder land, 27th Oct. in lat 49, long 11.—Gambia, from Bristol. for Africa, 26th Sep. in lat 15 N, tong 26 W.—Belmont, from Jamaica, let Oct. in lat 25 N, long 32 W.—Charles Cooper, hence, for New York, 2nd Oct. in lat 41, long 43.—Princess, hence, for New York, 20th Oct. in lat 49, tong 17.—Sultan, of this port, 20th Oct. in lat•4B, long 11.—John Melhuish, hence, for Calcutta, t9th Sep, in lat 16 N, long 27 W.—Advice; hence, for Rio, 30th Sep. in !at. 17 N, long 28 W.—Cressida, from Cal cutta, for this port, 16th Oct. in lat 40, long 30.—Lady Basset, from Jaffa, for this port, 16 th Oct. in lat 39, long 10.—Sarah Millidge. hence, for St. John, N.B. 26th Oct. in lat 60, long 11. —Woodman, outward bound, 21st Oct. in lot 47, long 10.— Joseph Yeoward, hence, for Lima, 7th Oct. in lal 38, long 14. Aim, of this port, in tat 42, long 15.—Dublin, hence, for Mo bile, in lot 48, long 10.—Herculean, hence, for Bombay, 29th Sep. in lat 9 N, long 25 W.—John Campbell, hence, for Bom bay, Ist Oct. in tat 10 N, long 25 W.—London, hence. 18th Sep. in lat 6 N, long 49 W, dismasted in tat 19 N.—Rodney, with troops, same day.—Grasmere, 24th Sep. in lat 10 N, long 19 W. —Eugenie, from Rotterdam, for Batavia. 28th Sep. in lat 11 N, long 31 W.—Evangelist, from Fleetwood, for Mazatlan, Ist Oct. in lot 14 N, long 26 W.—R.Y.S. schooner Ariel, Sir George Douglas. from St. Jago, for Barbadoes, 2nd Oct. in lat 14 N, long 27 W.—Amazon, 26th Oct. in lat 46, long 16; with loss of bulwarks, jibkoom, &c.—Winderme (barque), 27th Sep. in lat N. long 29 W.—Sophia, hence, for St. Michael. 27th Oct. in long 10.—Julius Caesar, hence, for St. Michael, same .—Nicholas Biddle, hence, for Philadelphia, also same day. —ranic, from Shanghae, for England, 14th Sep. in lat 20 S, long 2 E.—Argentina, for Bahai, 15th Sep. in lat 9 N, long 25 W.—Orleana, hence, for Bombay, 21st Sep. in lat 14 N. long 25 W.—Viscount Sandon, for China, 14th June, in lat 31 N, long 21 W.—Mersey, .22nd, off Gibraltar.—Alexandria, hence, for Acapulco, 26th'inne, in tat 10 N, long 21 W.- -Margaret Gibson, hence, for Guatemala, 27th Sep. in lat 2 N, long 22 W.—Car natic, hence, for Charleston, 15th Oct. in lat 36, long 22.—M ur 'ay. of this port, 26th Oct. in lat 48, long 10.—Judith, from Rio . . Janeiro, for London ' 21th Sep. in lat 12 S, long 29 W.—Gemini, hence, for Calcutta, 28th Sep. in lat 16 N, long 26 W.--Zante Packet, hence, for Rio Janeiro, 28th Oct. in lat #6, long 10. — John Cabot, from Corisco, for Bristol, 10th Sep: in lat 1 5, long 3 E,—Chaucer, from Mauritius, for Clyde, 29th Sep. in lat 7 N, long 26 W.—Columbus, hence, for Pernambuco, same time. — Duke of York, from Calcutta, for this port, 24th Sep. on the Equator.—Abberton, from Plymouth, for Port Adelaide, Ist Sept. in lat 23 S, long 31 W.—lsabella Watson, from Clyde, for Port Adelaide, same day —Diligentia, from Rotterdam, 29th Sep. in let 12, long 26.—Eliza Johnston, hence,for Brazil, 20th Sept. in lat 4'N, long 22 W.—Alfred the Great, hence, for Cal cutta, 28th Sep. in lat 12 N, long 24 \V.—Owen Potter, hence, Washington, Air also same day.—L , Carlo, hence, for Rio Janeiro, 29th Sep. in tat. 14 N, long 26 W.—Clarissa, from Constantinople,' for Boston, 7th Ott. in tat 28, long 34.—Bantam, (Dutch barque), 26th Oct. in lat 48, 10ng33. TIDE TABLE VEND.; HoHT.I HOLY DAYS, ETC Nov.l h 1. m. '1 ft. in. 18 5 jGunpowde 219 14 6 'Prince of Wales born 3 0 ; 13 5 24thSund.afterTrin. 348 12 1 Ist Qr.;llh.3m.evng. Destiny tb art mac 139.. 19 753.. 67i ter, & Gaol, are N:vitliont change A large Ci ACCOUNT OF SALES ANI For the week endr SALES OF THE WEEK 350 Sea island 10 Stained 7090 Bowed Georgia Mobile 4540 Alabama and Tennessee 12160 New Orleans 760 Pernambuco &Paraibi. Aracati and Ceara 4410 'Bahia and Maceio 720 f Maranhain t§awginned .▪ ... Para 20 Demerara,Surinam,kc 2140 Egyptian 20 Barbadoes • Peruvian .... Bahama ▪ Laguayra 100 Coicunim West India, Szl . 240 Cartl .... Smyrna .... Manilla 7210 Snrat 10 Madras .... Bengal 39780 bales wheat, 3w nom j3RITISH. s. d. s. 4. Old 5 9 @ - 6 3 Ne 6 0 —6 6 do. 5 6 do. white 150 0 -56 0 140 0 --48 0 Oats, per -1511, F glteli & Scotch, old 2 9 3 0 New Welsh Irish, fine sorts 2 5 2 6 do. . general do. 2 3 2 5 do. . Beans, English 14 , qr 27 0 —3l 0 do. Scotch & Irish,4Botb 26 0 —27 0 do. , Pease, English, white Do. & Irish .. grey Flour,per 2801 t, English & Irisli,2nd Ditto. superth Oatmeal, Id. of 240 Irish, 1849 Canadian 8ran.11,24 „ . Canadiun red. Unite&States do Danzig, mixed and do L Baltic & thulium do Riga and Petersbg. do Odessa, common do Frencli,Spanisb,Bze do Bannat & Mnrianopoli Russian, &c. bard... . , qr. Baltic, &c tiOtb,Grinditi Europe .' Egyptian Baltie,Btc., white barrel, Flom, Canadian awe U.S. West. Canal ..t Philad. & Bltimore.c ext Packet I Do. &Canadian.. soi Indian Con American irliite Next Ma Do. Ale r al,v bri.l9Btt CORN E we rave I week, the weather I but is fine to-day wi of the year.--Itestr to evince little or noir slight tendency down time showing rather change in prices; will the trade in all its be ception of occ - . arrive, for which sever standim high LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, - OCTOBER 29. Of Oatmeal we continue to receive a good supply frow. Ire- land, but of other produce, thence and coastwise, the arrivals are inconsiderable. From Continental Europe and the Ame rican States, however, we have to note, doting the week ending yesterday, a fair import of Wheat, and from the latter source 5,087 qrs. of Indian Corn, with the extraordinary accession of 95,619 barrels of Flour, exclusive of 4,902 sacks from France. At our Corn Exchange this morning the demand for Wheat continued very moderate, English and Foreign barely support ing the prices of Tuesday last; but Irish, being extremely scarce, was held on full as high terms. Flour, notwithstanding the heavy supplies of American, was in tolerable request, and all descriptions were taken to a fair amount, on the terms of last week. English Malting Barley was in fair demand, at a decline of Is. per quarter; grinding samr‘les barely maintained late prices. Beans 6tl. and Pease Is. pe rquarter cheaper, with a dull sale for eadh. Oats were steady, at late prices_; Oatmeal in improved re quest, and rather dearer. Indian Corn was not so saleable to-day as on this day week, but maintained the rates then stated. 570 6 a 5 1) - 6 3 Ai, red Alto, white s4— 5 8 d 0. .... 56—5 11 ) , e, English, vqr - Irsh6 011 ) 3arley, English, il. qr -- Clievalr. 29 o—3o 0 Scotch - 8z Irish,'il , 60Ib 2 10 —"3 2 — Malt, English, :e qr. .. • 2 4- 2 5,1 2 3 - 2 4 2 0 - 2 1 25 0 -26 0 pon i Next Mai Oct. 20:due Oct.: ry alter.'Cambrht RECEIPTS Aberdeen Belfast and Ballytr Belfast and Count) Birkenhead,Lanca Bolton, Blackburn, Bristol and Exeter Caledonian Chester and H olyhead Dublin and DI Dundee and.Ar Dundalk re, Si Chesh.27 East Anglian Edinburgh and Glasgov Edinburgh and Norther East Laneashir Eastern Union Furness Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr, Glasgow and Greenock _ a and Western Great Sold} Great Western Lancashire and Yorkshire Lancaster and Carlisle Leeds and Thirsk Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport27. Londonderry and . 26. London and North-western 39. London and Blackwall 27. London, Brighton and S. Coast 26. London and South-western 27. Manchester, Buxton, .& Mat lock 27. Manchester, Sheffield, & - Lincoln.27. Manchester and Salford Junction 27. Maryport and Carlisle 'Midland, Bristol, & Birminzham.27 Midland Great Western (Irish) Monklands 26 Newcastle and Carlisle North British North Stafforc North-wester' Scottish Central ShreWsbury and Iti Shrewsbury and CI Shropshire „Union South-eastern South Wales South York., Donta Taff Vale Ulster Whitehaven York, Newcastle, and Bet York and North Midland, 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 REIGN 7038. a5lB. 6543, 5390, 2556. Next Mai n Nriv Next Mai Nov.. Next M lii Nnv M LinnetlllMPengu Oct. 61 Oct. are the eeceipts of railways for the past wee up to the date to which the respective retur October. 1850. 1 8 4 9.. Mik Amnt. Amnt.Opel ....19.....e1540.... £484.. 7: 241.... 1501 205.... - 2954.. 100 1060.. 22 3561..1E 16428 12104 AO 3652.. 90 638.. 39 74.. 124 138.. 15 41429. . 518 i 4132.. 5: 9941..171, 9938.. 239 108.. 11, 4743.. 167 i 21939..549} 1256.. 50 3334.. 146 4395..222 -- .. 47 1300.. 45 1480.. 47 326.. 30 69 1849.. 40 743.. 36 1615.. 7ii 2909.. 143 540.. 44 1029.. 3 7i 1016.. 63 18039..336; 3069.. 111 2606:: 1 1 - 08 9, • 67 -28 0 fine ....28 0 —32 0 extra 34 0 20 0 —2l 6 old 20 0 -21 0 20 0 -21 0 0 10 - 1 • FOREIGN. s. d. s. d s. d. s. d 5 4 5 9 white.. 5 10 6 3 5 9 6 0 dn..... 6 3 6 6 6 •0 6 4 highinix 6 9 7 2 G 0— 6 6 Itlienish 5 9 6 0 5 2 5 6 white .. 6 0— 6 2 5 7 5 10 Danube. 5 3 5 6 5 6 —•5 9 Polish.. 5 11 6 2 5 6 5 9 white.. 5 10 6 0 5 0— 5 6 Egypt's 3 9 4 2 20 0 —24 0 0 0— 0 0 3 2 Malting 0 0— 0 0 2 8 Russian 2 4 2 5 30'0 24 0 31 0 -32 0 ICannda.29 0 22 0 —23 0 2 0 —22 6 1011io '23 0 —24 0 24 0 IN.Orlns 0 0 0 0 20 1) !Ern. spf. 0 0 0 0 30 - 0 ;yellow .29 0 —3l 0 0 0 do —l4 oido 29 0 -30 6 0 0 - 0 0 CHANGE. NOVEMBER 1 d no lo L - g, 7 c . (ntinuous rains during the .1 frequently showery and unsettled, very warm temperature for the season I to a slow moderate demand from con- ,provement, and in a few cases exhibit a wards ; the Irish markets at the same .ss activity in general, and no important wings here has been quiet, with the ea perations in cargoes of Foreign Wheat to al contracts have been closed, notwith- Ls on the continent continue relatively D this port, coastwise and from Ireland collectively but moderate, and the ar- Proqd by no means liberal ; in addition Tuesday.... 51 11 50 Wednesday. 61 0 9 02' Thursday .. 7 , 0 45 1 Saturday .. 91 1 59 Sunday Monday 101 .2 39 11 324 Mails desp'dlLast Packet S'HAMPTON STATION Lisbon Madeira Spain Gibraltar Malta &I onian I sl Greece and Egyo India, Ceylon,& (I)Brit } 7th, 17th, Iberia and 27th ol ' • every month Is 1.20 th , of every i trna J month 1,01.1 n IN .111 U. (except Honduras & [2nd and 17th Avon Bermuda,) For. Col. „f in W. Indies, e Havana, Ve and Madeira (2) Mexico & Ha (3) Bermuda 1, St. Juan "'' Lzua. and 17 FALMOUTH Madeira, Bra Evng. of 4t onth I every r LIVERPOOL Wit. N. Airei The followin at is to say RAILWAYS, PACKET LIST, GENERAL. POST OFFICE Oet.2B:due Nov 12nd of everylGt. Wester Oct. 21du Tut 'almost Stimiiiip. Omit ets. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. Nov. I Sugar : There has been a good inquiry, but as holders show no disposition to give way in price, the sales are more limited, and consist of 200 hhds. 8.P., 4000 bags Bengal, 1000 mats Mauritius, and 2500 bags Madras, at steady rates. In Foreign the sales are confined to 25 hhds. t'orto Rico at 395. to 445. per cwt,, duty paid. Molasses : Higher prices have been i aid this week ; the sales are 900 puns., including Demerara at 15s. 3d., Barbadoes at 17s- 6d., and Antigua and Porto Rico at 18s. per cwt. Coffee : The market is flat, and the sales, which are li mited to 20 tees. Jamaica, 5 tees. 60 bags Plantation Ceylon, and 100 bags St. Domingo, are at lower rates. 600 bags Para Cocoa brought 305., and 300 bags Guayaquil 325., and a small lot of Jamaica Ginger 955. per cwt. No sales of Pepper or Pi mento. Rice: There has been more doing in Carolina, and 750 tees. sold at 15s. 6d. for very ordinary, to 18s. 6d. for fine; 3000 bags Bengal have also been disposed of, at 85.90. for good broken, and 9s. 9d. per cwt. for good middling white. Rum is in better demand, and very full prices have been paid for about 200 puns., chiefly Demerara 26 to 35 per cent. 0. P., at 2s. Id. to 2s. 4d. per gallon. Tea: The market has been quiet during the week for Congous ; several parcels of good to fine Imperials and Gunpowders have been sold at very full rates. In Saltpetre, 1200 bags sold at 265. 9d. to 28s. 9d. per cwt., being a trifling decline; and 200 toss of Nitrate of Soda, chiefly at 13s. 6d. per cwt. Guano: 500 tons Ichaboe and Possession Island have been disposed of at steady rates. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Nov. I The market has been dull throughout the week, in some measure owing to the advices from the Continent, and holders of American have submitted to a decline of id. per lb. in all qualities. There has been an extensive speculative business done in Bahia, and they are in consequence ed. per lb. dearer, oariteto. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 2, We have had a dull trade during the week, and without pbsi tive general decline ; the tendency in wheat and flour• has been downwards ; other articles without variation. • The supply from the east coast and the interior to this place is smaller than usual at this season. A reference to the list of Liverpool arrivals shows.that the same is the case there as regards Irish or English produce ; but this is amply made up by large arrivals of foreign wheat and flour. The foregoing observations are applicrbte to our market of this day. Millers ate cautions purcha,ers of wheat, which is offered (thoudi not pressingly) at a small reduction upon the rates of our last. Flour is frd. to Is. per sack lower. Oats and oatmeal steady at fully late prices. Beans without alteration, but demand has fallen off. Other articles without variation. but other desCriptions of Brazi business has been done in Surat, but at some concession in the lower qualities. Speculators have taken t 950 American, 3400 Bahia. 100 Egyptian, and 1740 Surat; exporters 1020 Ameri can, 60 Bahia, 20 Egyptian, and 3080 Surat. D IMPORTS OF COTTON, ng Nov. 1, 1850. Prices paid hu the week. Imports fhisWk.'fhisYr. 151271 497494 a 0 19d .. 8 .. 8/ .. 8* .. 7i .. 9i .. 9i .. 8i _ A.V 1 12973 s 510120 } •• • • 55409 8 .. 94 7i .. 8 • • •• 43359 } •• •• 41210 7 :4 .. 11 10 } 106 1977 ) 5084 148012 37103 1372586 PRESTON CORN MARKET, Nov The trade during the week has been of a languid character, but importers have refrained from pressing sales, consequently no quotable change has occurred in prices. There was a good supply of English Wheat at our Corn Exchange to-day ; but the weather being excessively wet, most of it was out of condi tion, and the demand ruled dull ; really fine parcels, however. supported our last currency, whilst other descriptions receded in value about 6d. per windle. Irish held for late rates. Foreign unaltered. Flour in fair request, and without change in value. New Oats are scarce, and our quotations are little more than nominal ; old as before. Oatmeal continues to meet a ready sale to consumers, and the improvement notea last Saturday was fully maintained to-day. Other articles unvaried. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. Nov. 1 We have this week moderate supplies of all articles. H aving a limited demand for Wheat, the best samples are sold on rather e?sier terms; coarse lots are with difficulty disposed of at a decline of is. per quarter. Fine Barley full as well sold, in ether qualities no alteration. Oats and Shelling are rather higher. Beans meet a slow sale at declining prices. 'he entries jut ,y last, arc rivals of Grain from to the large import our noted on Tuesday, however, we nave a further heavy supply from the United States and Cana da, forming together 144,458 barrels within the last ten days.— Influenced by this prodigious influx of Flour, the trade for all descriptions of Wheat at •ur market to-day was extremely dull, nothing more than rifew limited sales having been prac- ticable ; holders, nevertheless, generally refrained from press ing business, and firmly adhering to former prices we retain our last quotations.—Flour on the contrary , claim in g a decided preference over all other articles of the trade, was in good re quest, and a considerable quantity of States and CEnadian having changed hands, the current rates of Tuesday w re well maintained; French as well as Irish Flour remaining steady in value.—Barley, Malt, Beans. and Pease, attracting very little notice, each barely sustained late prices.—Prime mealing Oats, meeting a fair demand, were the turn dearer, but in other kinds /no amendment was obtainable.—Oatmeal continued to move freely on the terms last noted.—With an extremely limi ted demand tor Indian Corn since Tuesday the price has de clined nearly 6d. per quarte:. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, Nov. 1 A rood demand for Irish Butter, with a more extended hn: port, and folders have given way fully 2s. per cwt. Bacon and Hams in fair request, and prices maintained. Lard, through scarcity, song' and a her rates urge business done al and holders asking LIVERPOOL CATTLE MAIIKET.—YESTERDAY. There was a much smaller supply.of Cattle at market this still the only fair demand was for good things, which were shade higher,.and every thing else very languid. The Sheer Prime first-class Heifers Second-class Heifers ... SiNKING THE OFFAL. lid. to 5 d. per lb 4d. 44d. , 44d. „ 3 d. 3id. Prime first-class Oxen _. . ._ Prime Wethers,.(ithearlings) sBd. „ 6d. „ Second quality (ditto) Oid Scotch and Irish Ewes (ditto) 30.. „ 4 d. • „ . —Beasts, 2384; Sheep, 4751. No. at markei LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, NOVEMBER 2 8. (I. 8. d e. d. s. d O :7 a 0 9 !Potnthes, 9011 O 0 0 0t Kemps . O fi 0 .6i Pink Eyc O 0 0 n Cattic O 0— 0 0 Cups • 24 3 0 - Ditto, Green Vetches ..... Strarv, Ni heat 0 *Turnips, % ton .15 0 0 3 0 4 lAiongelwurzel .. 0 0 0 2#— 0 2i Manure 4 0— 3 6 3 0 0 0 2 10 17 0 0 0 PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, NavcmßEß. 2 a. d. R. d 8. d. s . (I. 14 , th 1 4 to 0 0 , fore-qr.. 0 0— 0 C L 4ln ' ) l.liind-fir. 0 0 0 t o 6 - 1 2 - o 4 - O 2- Ditto, Foreign e 5 - 'hies For. each. 0 0 - Do. 'Eng. r lb. 5 0 - row's. v. couple. 2 6 - 0 0 iGeese 0 0 .Pigeons 0 6 :Gionse 0 4 Hares .. ; 4 6 - 0 0 2 0 - 5 6 1 6- 0 0 4 6-0 0 2 6 - 2 9 2 6 - 2 9 ' -0 .0 - 0 .0 - 6. 6 -9 5 -2' 0 -6 6 • 0 0 8 , 9 )ortridges,li brc Woodcocks 5 6 0 0 Clicumbers .... 0 4 Larks, per doz 0 8— 0 0 'Larks, per doz.. 0 8 Fresh Butter 0 11 1 1 ,Black Game.... 5 6 Salt Ditto 0 0 010 :Apricots Eggs * 120 6 4 6 5 IRabbits.* cple 1 6 Potatoes,* Peck 0 10 1 0 ,Turkeys 3 6 Peaches, each .. 0 4 0 0 iSnipes .. each 0 - _ Filberts 0 0 0 10 'Pheasants 7 6- BELFAST CORN MARKET, Nov. 1. " 1 At this day's market our supply of Wheat was small, and . 1 bought up readily at 7s. 6d. to 9s; 2d. Oats in fair demand, '1 and supplies being moderate, about Id. per cwt. advanee•was , l realized. Oatm.al exhibits more firmness, and we may quote 2d, per 1121bs. higher for prime quality, Indian Corn at our quotations, at which no aal,es are xnaliing. WISBECH CORN MARKET. Nov. 2 We have only a moderate quantity of wheat here to day, and the condition being worse, prices receded is. per quarter for all kinds. Oats and beans come very sparingly to market, and their prices are firmly supported. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET, There was a large supply of Wheat again today from the country, a great proportion being of very ordinary quality. Coastwise and from abroad the arrivals of Wheat are also liberal, several vessels having just got up. The demand for all descriptions of new ruled languid, and holders had to submit to a reduction of Is. per quarter to promote business. .01(1 Foreign quite neglected, and prices are therefore nominally unaltered.—The supply of Malting Barley coastwise is large : the nest qualities about maintained I st week's prices, but secondary must be quoted Is. per quarter cheaper, with a heavy sale. Grinding being scarce, ruled fully as dear.-01d Beans are Is. per quarter higher, and few on sale.—ln White Peas hardly a transaction occurred.—The arrivals of Oats coastwise and from the farmers are large, and exceed the demand : all kinds of new could have been purchased at a decline of 6d. to ls. per quarter; bat old of fine quality main tained late rates. In Foreign little doing, and no change in value can he reported.—Flour ruled dull, but not cheaper. Wheat—Northumberland, white, per qr Do. Do. red, do. Flour—Norfolk household, per sack 425. to 44s 365. to 418 30s. to 31s DUBLIN CORN MARKET. NCVEMBER We had but u small supply of home grain at market to-day, which met a brisk demand, and all denominations fully sup ported prices of Tuesday, which were in some instances 3d. dearer. Indian Corn dull of sale. without any change in price. Wheat, new ..2O's 0:1 to 25s 6c! Oatmeal 9s 6d to lOs od Red (JO., old Barley Bere.. Oats, new 18s Or; to 23s Od I Rapeseed .... 2( 1 5 Od ti lOs Od to 13s 3d I Flora', second . 13s Od to ids Od Os Od to Os 8d Indian Corn, The flour t is increased. CORK CORN MARKET. Nov. 2. . ie continues as lest noted. The supply of new lected by bakers. Infer rppprt last week's p but is still neg ors have a 'es with a off considerably; wheal * is unchanged; barley up 4d. to 6d and oats up 2d. per barrel. WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET, OCT There was a very numerous att rather dull the fore part of the had changed hands. There wa and Pigs. Beef sold from 4 Mutton from.44d. to Du. t Der lb. Lnd COCO S 55. per stone of nibs. ; DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, OCT. 31. The attendance to day was winch smaller than last weel no inn. both Of Cattl as last week, per lb.. sink tin priCes. Early sales made to town but nd Sheep, which brought much ef 40s. to 425. per cwt., it—these were prime meat s very slack indeed. Ord se. to 383. ; good, 40s. ; prim id. to 5Ad noon the market w in sink. Mutton, ~ Veal, 6d. pr, markets sere 3s. to 4s. per cwt. down, from the Mt Bacon markets: prices 30s to 345. per cwt. STATE OF TRAM s. Der cwt. The Pig nge in the MANcHrlsrEn.—There has been much 7ess activity in the Arket this week than for the ten days previously, but very throughout. 't•he demand for India haS been less although it has by no means entirely ceased. For Germany there appeared some probability of extended operations at the beginning of the week, but the news from the Continent hav ing been such as to occasion apprehensions for the maintenance atilt: peace of Europe, orders, which are held to same extent, have been kept back; and since Tuesday, more particularly, there has been comparatively little doing by the German houses, although their private letters do not give expression to any such apprehensions as the accounts in the French and Eng , fish jouruals are calculated to occasion ; nor is it supposed that any serious rupture will take place. For the present, however; operations are, for the most part, suspended. RocurnALE.—The flannel market continues much the same as it was last week. The buyers are offering less money for pieces and, in some cases, lower prices have been taken. The manufacturers purchase the raw material very sparingly, and seem to have no fear of prices getting up. MACCLESFIELD.—The manufacturers of this town are no• complaining much of the dullness of trade ; and many wee" we understand, are waiting for employment. On tle the autumn trade has not proved so z. 7 pated. LEEDS.—There is a tolerably active demand for some of tl heavier kinds of cloth ; and the woollen trade genera' this dirtrict is in the same condition as we have bad to • for some time past. The manufacturers are steadily err - •^^ks do not accumulate in the hands of the me Wools : There is no very eager d' buy combing wools (especially of middle descr rates demanded by the staplers, and the sales have been limited. Soils and brokes, trot ,- are ready sale, at advanced r the yarn trade and been maintainer tensive tisfactor RADFORD. - 3f laliou of wool, that no alt es to he idle, am of machi t only the production. The clad tended to causes deal of sptnnin report is rife as to the intention of I very being put on short time, by working dayl Pieces.: The chief demand is row for heavy winter g Cobourgs and Orleans are only bought in small cin assort uo stocks. HUDDERSFIELD.—There is a continued depression in the state of our market, which, indeed, seems to he generally ex pected at this time of the year, being between the seasons. We 'have had scarcely any buyers in town during the week, and nobody buys, except for immediate wants. Fancies and light goods generally are in the best demand. HALIFAX.—There is not much disposition to purchase wor sted goods, except at a reduction to which the manufacturers cannot assent, as the advanced rates on goods have never kept pace with the repeated advances on yarn. The yarn trade is in a rather stagnant condition. The merchants are struggling for a fall in the quotations; and the manufacturers, in the face of a firmer state of the wool market, refuse to give way. • ss is doing in long wool, at a trifling improvement little firmer,but not much doing. dullness of business we have in price. Short wools a NoTTzNOHAm.—Lac( id for whir we cannot +isfactory reason. We s nt before Christen must yet be some improver tion in the price ii, notwithstandi k there !ry s 0, buyers have laid in tliei st of t THE CHARITIES expect the 1 at owr LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REP DISCHARGED: In-patient request, 5 ; Made Out-path , ADMITTED: In-patients, 54; Out-patients - , ; .Cdsuals durir the week, 17; Remaining in the House, 203. House Surgeon, Mr. F. D. Fletcher; Apothecary, Mr. .1_ Newton; Chaplain, Rev.W. ; Treasurer, Alfred • North, Esq. ; House Visitors, T. Ildurne and H. Moore, Esqrs. 00 . NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT. Nov. 2 • A OMITTED: Accidents, 38; Medical and Surgical recommendation, 12; Total, 50.--lliscuA Relieved and at own request, 5; Attending' a Irregular, 0 ; Died, I.—Remaining in the lh Consultine Sur 1. J. M. Banner, Esq:; PI )r. Ashcroft and M Surgeon for the weel : Cured, 25 Patients, 23 Esqrs.; House Surgeons, ➢lr. Wall and Mr. EvanS; Treasurer, B. If. Jones, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rev. Wm ughes. RAGGED SCHOOLS I)ad,_ 0 Remaining ; )- STRE ET. :PORT, Ocr. Average daily 33 Boys .... 3 Girls .... ERPOOL INDU STRI. 68, Sofro WEEKLY RE Boys ,on the Books Girls ditto Sick List Obtained Situations T. D. Anderson, Esq., Treasurer; Joseph Hubback, Esq., Hon. Secretary ; J. B. Orriss, Superintendent; Visitors, H. H. Statham and E. Heath, Lsq. SOUTHERN & TOXTETH HOSPITAL, Oc IN-PATlENT6.—Discharged. _ _ OUT-TIF.?fS Relieved Irregular ~. , and Mr. Charles Cliallinor ; Honorary Chaplain, Rey. George Dover ; Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Cameron and Dr. Petrie ; House Surgeon, Mr. G. C. Sharman ; Assistant House Surgeon, Mr. H. F. Harnett. EAR INFIRMARY, Til LY REPORT. ittel in the month of Pit; Pntients prescribed for, and wio have received assistance duri the month of Cct 't Department 4. Ear ibed for (new have received surgical assistance during the moniii of 0 11; Hon. Ass 4) . n, Mr. J. Li row; 'ft tiotiry Crosfield • -no 'BIRKENHEAD HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY, OCTOBER 26 HOSPITAL Admitted, Relieved, egular, A; DISPENSARY but:Patieits—Ad. mitted, 42 ; Discharged, 17; Remaining, 551: Home Patients —Admitted, 9; Discharged, 0; Remaining, 74. Total since *.Ta'nuary Ist ? 1964. Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Stevenson and Mr. Dixon ; Sue, • • geon for the ensuing week, Mr. Hamilton ; Treasurer, .Mr. R. Dryans, jun. ; House Surgeon, Mr. Macdougall ; Hon. Secretary, Mr. F. Hump. Visitors for the week, P. W. rrjtchArti and H. Stevenson, gsgrg, Illarriago, and Dratigi. MARRIED On the 23rd ult., in St. ,Matthew's Church, by the Rev. Dr. Aspinall, Mr. WILLIAM JOHN WMURRAY, of Maghcra, to MARY BARKLEY, youngest daughter of DAVI D G. M'CUL LAUGH, Esq., surgeon, late of the 84th Regiment, and royal navy, of the same place. On the 24th ult., at Holt, by the Rev. Mr. Edwards, Mr. R. DOBSON, of Rock Ferry, Cheshire, to ELIZA, youngest G daughter of the late Mr. JOHN PARRY, of the redington Arms Inn, Holt. Same day, at Walton Church, Mr. J. DOWNS to ANNE GRI 14 IT HS, smallware dealer, Prescot-strent. Same day, at Malpas, Mr. THOMAS JONES, who had been coachman in the family of the Rev. James Folliott, of Steele house, near Nantwich, sixteen years, to Miss MARGARF SAUNDERS, who had also lived in the service of the late Mr Folliott, of Malpas, as lady's maid, about the same time Same day, at the Parish Church. Gresford, by the Rev Watson, incumbent of Mellor. in this county, WM. TOLSON, Esq., of Fazeley, to MARY, second daughter of Mr. WM. WATSON, of Beverley. On the 26th ult., at St. George's Church, Everton. Mr. ALEXANDER DENIPSTER, of this town, to SELINA HAR RIET, third daughter of Mr. JOSEPH GREEN WOOD, of Meadow Cottage, Mansfield. Nottinghamshire. On the 27th ult., at St. Catherine's Church, by the Rev. J. North, Mr. JAMES WATSON DIBBIN to Miss ISABELLA WARD, eldest daughter of Mr. John Ward, of Orton, West moreland. _ _ _ _ _ . Same day, at St. Mary's Catholic Chapel, Edmund-street, JOSEPH, eldest son of Mr. JOHN GREEN, of her Majesty's Customs, of Everton, to MARIA ROACH, only daughter of the late Mr. JOHN SANDERSON. Same day, at St. Mary's Church, Birkenhead, Mr. SAMUEL UPTON, to MARY, only daughter of Mr. DANIEL DANE, of the Wheat Sheaf, Birkenhead. Same day, at St, Anne's Church, Mr. JOHN FARRELL, provision mercl - ant, Great Howard-street, to MARGARET, eldest daughter of Mr. E. SPENCER, of the Albert Coffee rooms, Elliot-street. On the 28th nit., at St. Paul's Church, Mr. CHARLES MORRISON, merchant, Peel, to LOUISA, daughter of Mr. JOHN CREW N, land-proprietor, Kirk-German, I .le of Man. Same day, at 't. Jude's Church, Everton, by the Rev. T. I'. Sutton. Mr. JOSEPH LANGAN, of this town, to Miss AGNES KIRBY, of Ulverstone. On the 29th ultimo, at Winterton, Norwich, by the Rev. John Nelson, rector of the same place, and father of the bride, WM BURNLEY HUME, second son of Joseph Hume, Esq., M.P to ELIZA G. NELSON. "'- the 31st ultimo, at St. Clement's Church, Wind .es, 13. A., the Rev. W. W. KING, B. ffordshire, to ELIZABETH, third dui Rev. I. Holm Milwich, 5t.... late Mr. J. SMITH , vicar c itor of tit Same day, at Walton•on-tho-Hill, by the Rev. Andrew M'Conkey, THOM A 3 ANDREW, Esq., of Compstall, Cheshire, to ELIZA ELEANOR, only daughter of the late WM. WARD LET, M.D., of Ho net, Salop. _ L Same dap, at St. Tohn the Baptist's Church, Mr. JOHN JONES to Miss MARY JONES, both of Toxteth-park. Sams day, at Amiwch Church, Mr.:JOHN PRITCHARD, Calvinistic Methodist preacher, of Mancott, Flintshire, to ANN, youngest daughter of Mr. J. JUDD, postmaster, of that town. . . Same day, at Zien Chapel, Elizabeth-street, by Mr. W. San derson, Mr. THOMAS EVANS to Mrs. WOOD. This being the srst marriage solemnized in the above chapel a handsome Bible was presented to the I ,, npy couple. On the Ist instant, I Rev. W. Pollock, M., town, to Miss AN N Tl A St. Mark's Church. by license, by the 111 r. THOU AS EDWARDS, of this AVIES. of Denbigh. Odthe 2nd instnnl arpenter, A 8., M lie Rev. I AH RO• it St. Michael's Church, by J. HOLDEN to Miss HA Church. by the R On the 3rd instant, at St. Mid Morrall. M.A., Mr. JOHN WALKER, mariner,to Mi Yesterday, at St. Michael's Church, by the Rev. C M.A., Mr.JAMES GOUDIE to Miss MARY ANN CLAN Nicholas's Chu Ir. JOHN BROOK DYE, butci ty, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. JAS. BLEASDALE to Miss MARGARET WILLIAMS. y and place, Mr. JOHN CHESTERS to Miss ELI BIRTHS On the 15th ultimo, t Isle of lk VI LBY. I town, the wife c BATTY, of a daughter On the 29th ultimo. the wi of JAY J. W. Pi ELT BEVIN, Esq., of a 'ire of Mr. RICHARD STUBI aghton, Birkenhead, the of a danahter. Esq., surgeon, of a s tee, the lady of JAIN! idon, the wife of S. MORTON PETO, BENJAMIN FRA had left 1 4 inary B 42 2d instant, the wife of 111' Same day, the wife c of a son. DIED Lately, at his father's residence three days, Mr. JOHN COHAN don for beer s town s th Jr. JOSEPH WHI after a brief it The dece friends M.P. fdr the county limerick Lately, at her seat near Napl and daughter of John Peele, I attrac have both in I study and assiduity in his p xi to this state. 'lie had ace 74, SAMUEL DICKSON, 1 ANNA, Duchess of PALAI In youtt le a widow ;ed 69, the Duke of s long r ronetcy. IAS. son of pstall, TH ted Cot of twer Ireland, Sir WILLI _ Dr. Hume was physic when with the army it his late Roy vehicle i 1,,,, ce of her son, I JOHN MACM I CHAI Ir. John Sine Ilia `ound at Bridgm( the scene with the court to WRIXON 1 18th Deceml !ss, by whom he leaves His eld On the 19th ulti JAMES WARHUI & his w four hours, On the 2( heavy affliction o nd eldest urance-1 21st it (in fir HUME, Duke of ( bottom quite dead the CO H, reti Same Jay, aged 47, JOHN GREENALL, Esq., of M} tiall, near Warrington. Same day, at Aston-upon-Trent .PIER JOHNSON, M.A., 53 years same day, at Ma rc er Harr Commission had been a c The situation, i salary was XI On the 26th Same day sen., of St. Helens On V 27th ult. Same day, at Buckli SUFFIELD On the .h ultimo, aged 59, Mr. JAMES DANSON, of IV berry-street SaMe day 5, THOMAS BRO Esq., of Churc street, Ertito: Sanie day, aged 45, MARY ANN, wife of Mr. JOHN SH LIN, bookteeper, Penrith-street, Toxteth-parl Same day, in London, aged 78, the Rig,' ho has been for Bishop of Nova irg in EDP glis was tit wary clergy !Ind res. 44, F,t.IZ a, Bayorin f Itolll4 MEAD, Of - % ( !tn. alter a Ion; and _painful )SEPEI THOMAS PIDGEON ttered in' Engle-terrace, Upper Hill- Irr, youngest son of Mr. n :Incathman, Esq., fors )Sl , , PH , only child of Sir. HARTLEY in Chatham street, at an ad './SHUA HATTON, Esq., 4m ly cotieito On th , to the It benefit of . Same day, in tpt. S. HERBS vanced ag daughter — oi of Ricci& Same day, in London, suddenly, Mr. BOOTHBY, the well. known and influential director of the London and North. western Railway, and the Great Southern and Western a Ireland. The deceased gentleman went to hed the previous night in perfect health, but on rising in the morning, at t very early hour, had scarcely put his foot on the floor when to fell bos,l on the bed, and instantly expired. On the 30th uitimo, in Richmond-terrace, Everton, aged 70, CHARLOTTE. relict of the late BENJAMIN BONVEING Esq. * same day, at the Bank for Savings, Bold-street, BESSY, widow of the late Mr. RICHARD SHAW. Same day, in her 401 b year, ANN, wife of Mr. W. MELLOR, of Vauxhall-road. On the 31st ultimo, MARGARET, the wife of FRANCIS LEE JONES, of Stanley-terrace, Old Swan. Salve day, at Whitestsble, Kent, MARY, wife of GEORGE CLAY, Esq., late of this town. Same day, aged 36, Mr. THOMAS BELL, locker in her Majesty's Customs. Same day, at Tan-ybryn, aged junior vicar of the parish of Bangor, gistrates of that district of t- On the Ist instant, aged 43, ELIZA DUCKWORTH, builder, Prince Div Sept.lE ISH DISCIPLINE number of his near his dwellir years of age Master R. I ton on a Kelso C 4 the Rev. H. PRICE, I one of the acting ma- of Carnarvc wife of Mr. rand, prc Oct. 18 Sept. 12 Aug. 31 k, a R Flintshire, obtained information mediatel ht several Iri a whip which in a off to men in at hand, nmercifully, till The worthy pastor, trat”gres nistoun an awful , d on Saturday lichard Den g rod in the 11. hooked a large salmon, nd a )out tw .od with which the It to the yc ports- uspicioul it Kcmpley, near Dymock, :1 party to whom he had d the gun 3 who had ing placed nd the Charge ,rt of the head 5 old, who was been returned, and he ed for trial. CH OF THE CUMBERLAND.—On Tuesday I Hull of the wreck of the brig n the preceding Thursday, at Humber. She had been uries she had received by breaking I to ru ecks were blow up, and the crew were oblig rigging. rx been b pparatus ng four, the boat was rowned. At length, ons with the rocket ) valued at £4.000. ESPERATE LEAP C e mate and save the re- p.ratus ing to The Cumberla a general t, and Mr. Woodland N FROM LONDON Fenchurch g the evening ther at the Grapes Tavern, UniOn-street, Borough, shortly after twelve o'clock they left the house. After ;ing together some distance on London Bridge, Mr. t he, r n, and every exe y threw hirr e man, but withou vas made to recover by the deceased s ARS OF A CLOW well-known charged at r. Harvey on Thurs, 'ey and exc , er at if A. few days acing him app, Harvey, howee Thos. 7 stuffed 2 8 0 if others c tal blind ,Q., 111.1 4, SUSANNAH, wife of Mr ra, Vittc in this tow 7th year, M enurt_ liament aged 79, Air. JOSEPH COO in Soho-street, aged 74, Mr. J. FISH E ball, Norfolk, the Dowager I t Infer d, "Oh P"' his arm ye a jot , was not quite so of and rudely pushed hi the collar and struck him several times in the face. Barry denied having struck the ballet master, and I lie had no more idea of putting him out of temper 3.1 he had of paying the national debt. He was ordered vever to pay a penalty of 20:. and costs. ce took place in New- Blurton, eles, has been in the habit of rising ng in a state of somnambulism, but no when he left ty until Sunday quarter past five of the attic-room in which lock, opened the win usually slept, and precipitated himself to the ground his descent he fell against_ the dining-room window ich to some extent 11, but he nevertheleEs no with fearful viuienee against tne spiked railing in ut of the house, and was dreadfully injured. Two i who were on duty in the neighbourhood on raised Mr. Blurton and conveyed Nhere every attention was promptly needing to the spo EXTRAVAGANCE CULINAIRP. A LA ALDERMAN —THE UNDRED GUINEA DISII.—This phenomenon of gastro . - nny, which has never yet been known in the annals of Tt, the ot 1( small port Lord Mayor of London, on civic civic banquet, given in the 16 Fowls, the sun 10 Grouse 45 Partridg 6 Plovers, 40 Ntroodeocks, the 3 doz. Quails, who. 6 doz. Lii4 Mushrooms, ( paragns, Croustades, de la Volaille, Green f the following articles, viz .iilos 5 6 The way H. Soyer accounts for the extravagance of this dish is as follows, viz., that if an epicure was to order this dish only, he would be obliged to provide the whole of the above mentioned articles. 'ONATHAN in-street, Egerton. Roby-ball, aged 74 On the 2d instant, at his resident RICH ARD EDWARDS, Esq.,magistrateanddeputy-lieutenant for the county of Lancaster. Yesterday, - 11 ROBERT SHI her 40th year, ANN, the beloved wife of Mr. UN, of 14, Upper Pitt-street. LONDON GAZETTE.—TuEsDAY, OCT PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. eplicrd, and Co., Rochdale, power loom cotton ufacturers ; as far as regards H. and J. Shepherd.—T. and Prescut and St. Helen's, Lancashire, linen-drapers.— right, Lea, and Co., Liverpool, shipbrokers.—J. and A. id Banks, Glasgow, and .1. Muir and Co., Manchester, nts.—C. R. Simpson and Co., I iverpool, rice dressers. Dngdal m Wainwr 11uir an - BANKRUPTS. - Henry George Stahlschmidt, Fenchurch-street, merchant Thomas Woodroffe, Webb's County-terrace, New Kent druggh Jame Porter, High-street, Camden-town, upholsterer rn Alsoi, Plymouth,-potter 0 Lord;Rochdale,laneashire, sheep salesman ae Gibbn Id A. Ga Hull, r merchants, CERTIFICATES ;ranted, unless c .e be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. 21, W. Smith, Idle, near Bradford, Yorkshire, cloth .cturer.—NoN. 21, T. Baxendale, Bolton-le-Moors, Lan- !, grocer FROM TUE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY PA ItTN ERSH IPS DISSOLVED uthern and P. Taylor, Oliver, Manchest t, Manchester, eel DSCLARNTION 01 chester, joiners —R. Watson paper manufacturers—G. and T. ufaci urer ' DI VIDE ford, [.iv. rpool, v . Johnson, Livernool, victualler Vhitimr, Egremont, landing wai Ron, Crostorr, Lancashire, surg BANKRUPTS. nas Skam, Claremont-terrace, oad, Battersea, builder. flier, Empsworth, Hampshire, ropemaker alter, Pia: stow, baker. ton, chemist. treet, stock broker. y Brooke Dliiriei, B im Gibbs, Tlirogmo ted, unless cause be 'own to the contrary on the 27, G. Williar. Averhampton, Nov. 23, S. Wil- REDIT 1 LIVEF tPOOL. Hour. District Court, 11 . Ditto, 11 . Ditto, 11 . Ditto, 11 . Ditto, 11 . Ditto, 11 orsfield (2nd). LATEST DATES AT LI n nirect.i Indirect.' ERPOOI Direct. Indirect Aug. June Aug. Oct. lAug. Oct. 1 Mexico,(city); Mobile Monte Video !New ( nto the river, id against one Nas heard promptly he unfor t idea can I seemed to Police-court with master._ It appeared give me a ki his no* and , nate as