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Iltihie, Hunter--' from Paraiba at this port ; sailed 7th 11,11,(rTwu, loading for this port. ii d ioth ft th ".3M Buenos Ayres at this port ; sa - e- i ot, e %Irilliani Peile the Gauntlet, and the N ary )ittill'i°4ding for this ' port • and the Eliza Robson, loN,'' and Eliza for Lond ' On the 2nd October, :4N.1.7 ~,_ se f _ on. ),:a e n ( t4 n i e r c r a the Johanna, of Stockholm, water -4t htner, hence for Cuidad Bolivar, has put back, ,li et ! ) ,, i 'llng, and lo of sails and foreyard. d te: ria dt,:es t,e f r o for ndm Galati ei: has put back yes d.. ,' 8. Ai' Having been in contact with a shMer Lticifecirne Man on bogaortd o t n he bo H ar e d rni th o e de s r h . ip, leaving t; Ofr c. ' oi nonfleur, reported yesterdey to have Iltllfla 'arnel'g Point, will no doubt bP . the Celine 'Ur, ivhich sailed hence for Marseilles on sth hble, hence for New Orleans, has put back, with Cee and L — ,, ey fro ilen a Ventura, at P ana ma. y,q1(10,21 CaHat ) at Queenstown. A:1 . % Q o gte, from Rio Grande at ditto. 6„ s+ fr o , l o le,soll, from Demerara at ditto. Fping. k•ronstadt, for this port, at Penzance Vh.as a t t h:%; off West Hoyle, • terday afternoon 4PilO-tZ!'oridence, henCefo l r es Atrica. She was - 1,04 h er ch at WI the Newcombe Knoll, where she itv rd on 8 0 ,,,11s auusequently parted, and she was ins t.tw e , i ,‘:J o Bank. Captain, mate, pilot, and 4t L tl-three drowned. ibz:le, t elbrail, was driven on shore on ~. °inc r elay ' and became a total wrezk. Pilot and ir r q rpm C 'l 5 ll re !. te ar d b r t dlff r this port, was totally lost yes : 4 - 4 40 ""e f o o lyn, Cornarvon Bay, during, a gale ‘4,ll;'Uet 3.,n -Olt Samuels, Berwick, from Liver. 4 41 ,A 4 Oie, f oundered 30th Sept., about 12 miles (1 4 11) (1. 8 i ght. Crew saved. vp. k r l ih t the The following vessels were driven on 4 1 4 M t yesterday - :—The Helene, Zellein, oti , khaN e 7 i nd, is a total wreck. Only one man httNlNei t ,.° l / 1 , of Salcombe, laden with malt. 'N)1 . 1 1 d 'elY to be got off. The sloop Corn aPPles. Crew saved, and vessel likely N.N.W., fresh breeze. 1 4,t ittlie-44"11%ter, from Quebec—Jane Glassin ON , 11,., taffies, Calcutta—Llewellyn, Jones: C,1 4 ,41n, r0 "5g, Arrican—Ariel, Hannington, and Cap it '!4 I) Rio Janeiro—Robertina, Stewart, Mi ler, , Georgeson, Demerara—Andrew , e 1 , te......10 . , et0 —Rubin, St. John's, N.- I ,:r i b o ___Rn Mu rt (s. s.), Johnstone, P Bras ;p o le ntw f_ nermome,Chenovich, Hamburgh , 1 . 1), 7es, 0. - -Liberty, Davies, Rouen. " 4 1e,:1d p h Vgan. from New Orleanb N- York— ;—Pa trick Herbert, ew u,,t ist us, Lord, Baltimore—. Ham, Moore, f 47", ter asi C harleston at this port. On the Y t 'earing N.W., distant 100 irom the S.E. to N.W., and sprung a 1 14 Judi t roe, from Rio Janeiro at this p i ? a rt : fori h a e n ge P a e r r r S a e n n e n an, and Dorothy, for r iZre ii„"g . e,r, and Heart of , the latter of which 1111, ready for sea ; ( the Tay, Langwell, was aZiii4; l 4 (50',M. steamer Harpy, tender to the flag. : °f It schoo ner went into Guorapari, 21st Aug., and nT Feitceira, which she conducted ' 4l Ite ' ," daneiro, whence the prize was ordered nolds to be taken to St. Helena, for adju- , h ence at Ostend. i"onlanciin hence at unlarc l ro t s rn Itio Ja ' neiro at Fa D lmoutl lb°11,,11) ilial lace at Queenstown. hen,has he.," _ he-nce:i Genoa. Ntarenrath hence at Pillau. ) 4, tl'latia,,, - .0 London. at -er , and F. A. Garrigues, Rei Pernambuco d, hence at at 0 r4,4 r, and sailed from ditto for this port 24th sailed from Leghorn for Sicily 20th i4t11.4 1), inkh 4f, - Yro u c ,„ n, Antomatia, Blyth ; and Hector, I.)rbeth S,"), f rom Zante at Cephalonia. and sailed Art, ` t • Ponar. T • --a r *in-,. , el All ‘1,1•0•), el • 11/ VIVI i;g n Orn. Oty. ' 4o e at Fal mout h , for Ancona, w i th b oy t41, , 0 trtaf_ G ,:aSgOW. for fit- John R ant. temp 1 , 0 ';.4N-I~ioal7lllY thsmasted. ell , ce for Buenos Ayres, is at anchor in 'l4'4'44_oollth Stack bearing N.E. E., distant q lq et has been sent to her assistance. % Zlteu Serapis, from Cardiff for Water tatt-,` a, and the crew were taken off yester loixs' this harbour, by the America (5.), for ek Wa s subsequently towed into Dunmore • blozonrß .—Wind N.N.V., light. 'neelh'e, from Caen—Ann Peat, Peat, Cron hick), Gibraltar. IlikleftflaMs, for New York—Thomas4.4.; " ew at this rt ; 2h o Eder v„;ined in York consequenc po e of an sailed accid ?tent,f it P "Yon the 28th, and by which one man was 1 `wae, ar n :', , ed here last night, passed two large 4 a sti dto contain palm oil, off the t h, 4, 11 ittst PP°'e - ..11 1 . 4 .;411b, t ant. ,064 1 0 , q b __ e on St. Paul's Island shout thegOth of at Newport, from Quebec. K;4', Hampton Roads. """hTrOnj A t4.% —e w, York 27tH :Sept. ttle„" l , l eans at Waterford, ~L ' e G a l; PiCt c o ,barp, M`Fie Martha Shalleross, nen,. nt Rin JanPirn_ -4 from Bordeaux for this portvn sth lir, )) Litt! lilloete,hent tllO 4 • 8.-...1 7 ,! at Havre. ig . i r lie 4 11 tc t _,, , Toornipg a vessel was discovered t it ti : b e „eal b ,',)Tth 'wharf, inside the Screw Pile k p lt 4to te,fre L ia _Aile went to her assistance, when r i ,r, 4 ,1) b e fr u, of . Ardrossan, laden with Indian ,l1 ; 2 1 1 3 ,," a ~, ° ,l l Liverpool for Londonderry. She !ir,,tr„: - ..ln k f,:ellt part of the cargo is washed out. iit"!V t ar e -- 1 4 . • • " as •'e Industry, of Milford, after enter been run aground on the Patent ,tit t O ct. tVith ble 7lb i a sewre gale from S.W., to ) 4 41 t , w __ ottant. The Jane and Ellis, from be 1 ° driven on shore at Port Neigwll, 1,,; A erm'yok s "recic. Thirty-four vessels came , to 4 1;04, f al, f o > among which were the William Car- Sava nuah Panope, from Liverpool at. '.°, , ,Paher., tor orders ; a French lugger, Th e remainder were chiefly coasting c) t Ann, Tomelty, from Ayr to Liver the fith instant, parted her chain 44,asitore. k; 1 110 41 ,4' , Oct. B.—The Greek brig Alcibiades, 4 of RelisSt for Dublin was run ashore • ou t ils at P ()int of Ayr. She subsequently 44 Y person on board. "'t t ,AY 0 lla",cTunsa 11.-I\lnd N.N.E. 41' 4 \ "I,l)tir„, Little, from Havre—Paragon. Ni 41111r,--,Coarad, M'Neill, and Ranger, C (aler being on shore on JOT- . 11 :hli 1 ,, \N ,O; for Acapulco—Princeton, Russell, onst;i' n '?n, Berry, 'Alexandria, A.S.—Pre- O, t" l° Ple• ACob Sa n Francisco at Honolulu. h to N h 2 . sailed m ditto for Sydney July t. ;41,, he n c e s at Quebec `4 4 .j'ii,j ls C e Pti neCe at Newfou . ndland. ; Syra at Salonica. t ll l , 4 .ha ze e (and sailed for Malta Oct. 2 ; Mary, It ySophia, Jenkins, from — 4le, from Leghorn, at Gibraltar, and 4,40 4 7, 4 k Oir i teN tc ` Ilao, and Helen, M'Gregor, from I, rip it h C,S1110„ wn• 114% t r ilt,Ni tt at Kingston. h (S ' s.), and Swanta Hendrika, De 4 4 ' N t ‘t. i i tvver p . vq ) fi t for th is port at Deal. .t oth qv, be Richmond, from ;Liverpool for I,,lita .9 it h y ( Itlrs4 '4;1 1 ,,, ere yesterday, with less of main- O ki et• ll ß, „Nse e sl I , t 4k l llti il t k k trikt b ea o c rer mas t, painted green, was Ei,Nt,,Ro4 Rn glis l h n b a a r rq ‘ 4, a w;ith foremast cut 0 7 as Passed off Torr Point, Oct. 7. '• , t fie Julie Sophi a , of Cherbourg, from NI :fled r Ck oii Clark's Wharf, -unshipped tor c% the ro ka r H sham. Her her bilg n e ea stove e . y Crew saved. h,1,1 hU 0 . - mind N.N.E., moderate breeze. 0)1(A:1110 ei ar 'l Wilson. from Valparaiso—Sa qviNDTOusta,.!c, St. Petersburg—Hellespcuit 4 ‘l l \ l .l )l, ll''.4 ll. l, P en ' A r rip le. )pe, & c .—Lawrence, for Africa—John Cock, 106,cpi_ X14 k e tlayi e 6! --Lawrencc,.Buyst, • Hayti Trinidad—Antillg, Lo l 4 .l r teri ei (t , x n at t ous, Evans, and Woodman, j rn !Yalparaiso—R. Watt Bur to O, ple• ew y 0 u,," ,( 1G ; St. Charles, Hilliard, 6 r ^ e — Lady Constable, Dawson. Herron,. New Orlean s 'l ti a ti 41,,,f0,07,,, Ing, Julius, Philadelphia— eret dew ...George, Hutchinson (4,llst'L A lc a, s or ldidland—S. Millidge, Price ' 4 ,9,4 re tj, 7ede, Antwerp—M Auguste' APHougall, Trp el„ 0 , Young, and Joseph Ma- . N p 2rti, a .Genoa—Camilla Barns, Lucon—Cronkbane tyeorte4s,elkvat_, Finzer, Narva—Clemence, „ Palermo—Henriette, Me. 5, k ~ It : '., r (l4 „ ,_`e.r,, Rouen—Sophia, Johns; 14. iq . l : e rig t _ y. ,!tobert, Dieckert, Revel— fro,. m it b ' a r e T c outli, Grimmer, Syra. 111 DP; for this port, at New Rom- 1 44:I:, Y•-,NtletioQlN st fr0N , ,7"11. for h . 11 0 , ? ty, ( 41, t rotit w ei t i : 'a port, off Fairclei g h, '4 44 ahn, N jton, N.Z., at London. k fo r ditt c ; . "- at Queenstown. naritiu s, has put back into the thl'kn'e >ti 104 t 0 1. I tt hq 4iverdare vool , a ( -1Y Isabella Dou g l as , C ar - Ut .°t °lr next t comin gup the Lough, ran tide, without appa- I PZ: 1 11,,. I 4 ltos'N i t y ( N 4 4(1 ~.), Loi'i,l;.v,a, Storey from Liverpool , ( 1 / 4 thet,', , 4'is, pe ds willy 7th instant, with loss N 01' 'lt 1 4c 4,Ds c hoked, and part of cargo 1. 4411" t t i ll'o W i i °4° t v li "/. :. !furl p.k,'lte4t,ito like ~alehop:.,s, hence for Liverpool, ~ 14,kilteral °f her ettock, tmorning. but k y , _ j 4g, . and m . argo ovard, and dis -4 . t, l as brough t r e e to port again 1 / 4 AiiNt . ( It i , hOt,P!. Parkll..'-Will V ',k r , grcN t ronl d r . •N.W., fresh breeze. leh. hthe • . khl-au-Prince--Princess f± 4 kalt,.. -- n • 'a wiled l§t October for Chimaera, Shearer; Eliza, Ball; Eleanora, Trapani, and Eliza, Trapani, hence at Naples. Emma, Thomas, sailed from Smyrna 20th Sept., and Flora Priest 24th September, both for this port. Black Prince, Kendall, hence at Genoa. Norden, Nieman, hence at Gothenborg. Carl Auguste, Nieman, hence at Kiel. Alegonda Rensiena, Smit, hence at Copenhagen. Douro, Reed, hence at Me sins. Nicolino, Michassino, and Veracity. Bence, hence at Malta. Thetis, Strickland, from Dieppe for this port, at Dungeness Roads. Eleanor, Turner, from St. Domingo for this port. at Milford. Workington Fq tuno from Mauritius at Curie Good Hope. George Henry Harrison, from Table Bay at Algoa Bay. RAMSOATE, 11th Oct.—The Walton, Stanton, from Punta Arenas for London, lost anchor and chain this morning, off North Foreland, and broke the body of her windlass; she has been supplied from this port. BunE, Bth Oct.—A stern board, marked Philah, in engraved and gilded letters, apparently the name. or part of the name, of some vessel, has been washed on shore here, THURSO, Bth Oct.—The Susannah, of Whitehaven, from Li. verpool, came into the bay, 6th October; anchored in a dan gerous place next day, and this morning is a complete wreck on the sands; cargo lost. MONDAY, OCTOBER 14.—Wind W.N.W, ARRIVED.—Canada (s.), Hai rison, from Boston • sailed 2nd, and from Halifax 3rd instant—York, Roy, NewOrleans—Tri umphant, Sherries, Smyrna. Hartshorn, hence for New York, off Queenstown. Ottawa, from Quebec at Holyhead- Cambria (s.), Leitcb, hence at Halifax 3rd October. The Grimaldi, for Greenock, in beating out yesterday, got ashore, but came off on the flood, and is discharging her cargo in good order, into the Gipsy King. The vessel will be over hauled. FISHGUARD, 11th Oct.—The Derwent, from Quebec to Workington, parted both chains this morning, and drove on shore on Goodwick Sands, where she lies with rudder unship ped, and water-logged. Oriental, Kidston, and Thetis, Tilley, hence at St. John, N.B. Herald, Warren ; Don Juan, Boig ; Norval, Kirk ; Harriet, Luscombe ; and James Stewart, Duncan, hence at Newfound land. Golden Eagle, hehce off Kroo Coast. . Ellen, Shepherd , and William and Elizabeth, Pile at New Orleans. .her, hence Kitty Cordes, Findlater, hence at Mobile. Wm: RathbOne, Spencer; Excelsior, Crocker; Star of the West, Lowber ; Isaac Webb, Cropper; Atlas, Homan ' • .L H. Shepherd, Ainsworth; Constellation, Luce; Yorkshire, Shear man ; Silas Greenman, Spencer; and New Hampshire, Chase, hence at New York. Sunbeam, Putnam; Moslem; Parliament, Brown; and Mary, hence at Boston. Ontario, Holmes, hence at Wiscasset. VESSELS SPOKEN Manuelita, hence, for Valparaiso, 13th July, in lat 57 S, long 71 W—Augusta, from Madras, for London, 25th Aug., in het IS N, long 40 W—Bergermeister Turgen, from Sincapore, for Cowes, sth Sept., in lat 26 N, long 41 W. under jurymasts, and short of provisions, and was supplied—Favourite, from Valpa raiso, for this port, /7th Sept., in lat 29 N, long 39 W—Mary Bannatyne, from Bombay, for London, 20th Sept., in lat 36, long 34—Idas, from Port Adelaide, for Llanelly, 19th Aug., in lat 11 S, long 33 'W —Boston, from Boston, for Calcutta, 4th Sept., in lat 18 N, long 30 W—Brooksby, from Glasgow, for New York, IRtb Sept., in lat 44, long 53—Lady Milton, from Belfast, for New York, 3d Oct., in lat 50, long TO—Coromandel, hence, for Galatz, 19th Sept.,in lat 37, long 9 W—Ariel, from Rio Janeiro, for this port, in lat 21, long 33—Ocean Hero, hence, in lat 6, long 23—Envelope ' hence, for Halifax, 20th ' Sept. in lat 48, long 30, with loss of topmasts and jibboom— John Garrow, 20th Sept, in lat 37, long 27—Dove, from Buenos Ayres, for Falmouth, 38 days out, in let 18 N—Pyramid, from Mauritius, for I.ondon, 22d Aug., in lat 6 5, long 16 W—Banga lore, 19t1 July, in lat 35 5, long 25 E—Admiral Tromp, from Batavia, for Hamburg, in tat 14 N, long r 7 W Amiga, 4th Sept., in lat 17 N, long 27 W—Mermaid, from Bombay, for London, 26th Sept.. in lat 39, long 35—Lady Sale, fro , . China, for London, same day—Five Brothers, 30th Sept., in lat 44, long 28—York, from New Orleans, for Queenstown, 18th Sept., in lat 45, long 53—Three Sisters, hence, for Brazil, Bth Sept., in lat 1 N, long 27 W—London Belle, hence, for Valparaiso, Sept., off the Cape de Verds, with loss of her three topmasts and fareyard ' • intended to put into a port of the Brazils to refit —Sea. from Shields, for Barcelona, 18th Sept., off Cape de Gatt —Jane Strong, from Galatz. for Falmouth, 22d Sept., off Malaga—Traveller, bound west, same day—Princess Louisa, of Hamburg, steering S.W., 26th Aug , in 'tat 1 N, long 21 W rorn Callan, for London, 16th Sept., in lat 32 N., -Osceola, from Callao, for Cork, 26th Sept., in lat 40 N. long 34 W—Gemima, 3th Oct., at 6 p.m., off the Skerries C. T. Sutton, 26th Sept., in lat 49, long 27—Captain, 4th Oct. off Bardsey—Catherine Jameson, from Sydney, for London, 22d Aug, in lat 17, long 33, bearing away for Bahia, for water—Rimac, for Lima, 15th Aug., in lat 19 S, long 34 W—Balrier ' from Gothenburg, for Adelaide, 11th Sept., in lat 11 N, long 24 W—Washington, from Scarbro', for Cape of Good Hope, 12th Sept., in lat 13, long 25 queen of the Isles, from Panama, for London, 16th Sept. in lat 18, long 30—Radical, from Sincapore, 'for Hamburg, 17th Sept. in lat 20, long 31—Henrietta, from Arica, from Swansea, 23rd Sept. in lat 31, long 35—Cheetah, hence for Labrador, sth Opt, in lat 48, long 15—Caledonia, from Bombay, for Hull, 6th Sept. in lat 19, long 35 W—Mandarin, for New York, 27th Aug. in lat 8 N, long 23 4—Vixen, from London, for Port Philip, 30th Aug. in let 15 N, long 20—Isaiah Crowell, from Boston, tor canton - 11a, Hill w ept. in tat zo, lung , ii—nvyult., num Bombay, for Glasgow, 23d Sept. in tat 38, long 38—Primrose, from Magellan, for this port, 23d Sept. in lat 29, long 37—Jane from Buenos Ayres, for London, 25th Sept. in lat 30, long 38 — Harbinger, from Callao, 23d Sept.—John Garrow, in lat 30, long 37—Guy Mannering, 3d Oct. in lat 49, long 12—Thomas Mellor, hence, 3d Sept. in lat 11 N, long 25 W—Cato, hence for Boston, 26th Sept. in lat 41, long 38—Garonne, from New Bed ford, for San Francisco, 28th July, in lat 55 S, long 62—Urania, from Arica, for this port, 26th Aug. in lat 16 S, long 32 W -. William Watson, for Callao, for London, 24th Sept. in lat3l 'N, long 38 W—Eliza hart, of this port, from London, for Algott Bay, sth Sept. in lat 17 N. long 27—Mandarin, hence for California, sth Sept, sixteen days out from Sicily—Oceana, of Cork, from Callao, 17th Sept. in let 42, long 32, with loss' of -rudder, and a temporary one fitted—New Margaret, hence for China, Bth Sept. in lat 20 N, long 29 W, with mainmast gone abont six red above the deck, andmizen mast close to the rigging, and fore topmast and foremast head much shattered, steering S.S.W. W. Passed the Sound for Liverpool, Sept. 27, Victoria, Vos, fronf'Donzic. 28, Ann Peat, Peat, from St. Petersburg, 29, Penelope, King, do. SO, Energy, M'Nabb. dn. PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST OFFICE Mails desp'diLast FacketiNext . Packet S'LIAMPTON STATION Lisbon 7th, 17th, Madrid .... Next Mail Madeira Gibraltar Sain every month I Malta&lonian Islands 20th Greece and Egypt of every 1 India,Ceylon,& China ., month (I)Brit.o W.I - Next Mail Sept. 20:due Oct. 28 ~..sri.. ,ol.in .n 1 (except Honduras Sz 2nd and I 7t liGt. Western) Next Mail Bermuda For. Col. of every Oct. 2 ;lite Oct. 20 in W. Indies, except month. Havana, Venezuela, and Madeira (2) Mexico 8: Havana } 2nd of every t. Westerni Next Mail (3) Bermuda, St. Juan) month only. Oct. 2 due Oct. 20 de Nicaragua, and 17th ofevery Medway.... Next Mail New Grenada FALMOUTH STATION. Madeira, Brazil, and Evng. of 4th H M Linnet llMPenguin Buenos Ayres every month Oct. 6 Oct. 24 LIVERPOOL STATION. Brit. N.America, Ber- Every alter. Asia ...... mada. and U. Statpa f Friday. I Oct. 12 Niagara.... 1 Oct. 24 STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY, ON THE IST OF OCTOBER;1850. (From the United Service Journald Where two places-are mentioned, the last named is that at which the depot of the regiment is-stationed. 2d Ditto—Hyde Paik 35th—Enniskillen Royal H. Guards—Windsor 36th-Ist brat., Corfu, Isle of Ist Drag. Guards—Dublin Wight 2d , York. 37th—Ceylon, Chatham 3d—Manchester 38th—Nova Scotia, Chester 4th—Birmingham 39th—Belfast sth--Longford 40511—Dublin 6th—Cahir 41st—Cork fith—Nevvbridge 142d—Bermuda,:Isle of 'Wight Ist Dragoons—Not tingbem 434—Dublin1 _ _ 2cl—Can'terbury 44th—Malta, isle of Wight lid--Umball a, Bengal, Maidstn 45th—Cape G. H ope, 1, of Wight 4th—Dublin 4fith—Hull at—Dundalk 47th—Buttevant ith Hussars—Ballincollig 48th—Weedon Bth—Brighton 49th—Fermoy 9th Lancers—Bengal, Maidstn. 50th—Portsmouth 10th Hussars—Bombay, Maid- 51st—Madras, Chatham stone 52d—Liverpool 11th Hussars—Norwich 53d--Bengal, Chatham 12th Lancers—Dublin ; 54th—Antigua, Guernsey 13th Lt. Dragoons—Edinburgh 55th—Waterford 14th—Bengal, Maidstone 46th—(lst batt.) Gibraltar, , l. of 15th Huss.—Madras, Maidston Wight. 16th Lancers—Hounslow 57th—Dublin 17th—Newbridge 58th—New Zealand, Chatham Grenadier Guards— 59th—Hong Kong, Tralee (Ist batt.) The Tower. 60th—(1st bt.) Bombay,Chathm (2d batt.) Portman-street (2dbt.) Tem plemore (3d batt.) Chichester. 61st—Bengal, Chatham Coldstream Guards— 62d—Mullingar (Ist batt.) Windsor 63d—Ashton (2d batt.) St. John's Wood 64th—Bombay, Chatham Scotch Fusilier Guards— 65th—New Zealand, Chatham (Ist batt.) St. George's Bar. 66th—Barbadoes, Youghall (2d batt.) Wellington Bar. 67th—Gibraltar, Isle of Wight Ist—Foot 68th—Limerick (Ist batt.) N. Bruns. Abrdn. 69th—Malts, Isle of Wight (2d batt.)—Limerick 70th—Calcutta, Chatham 2d—Newry i7lst—Dublin„Res.batt.,Canatia -3(l—Galway I72d—Trinidad. Bristol 4th—Plymouth I73d—C. G. Hope, Naas -sth—Mauritius ' Isle of Wight 74th—Clonm el Res. batt, Mauritius 75th—Bengal, Chatham 6th—lst batt., Cape G. Hope 78th—Corfu, Isle of Wight 2d haft., Nenagh 77th—Newport 7th—Winchester 78th—Bombay, Chatham Bth—Bombay, Chatham 79th—Quebec, Preston 9th—Dublin 80th—Bengal, Chatham 10th—Bengal, Chatham 81st—Berwick 11th—N. S. Wales, Chatham 82d—Portsmouth 12th—Chatham 83d—Bombay, Chatham Reserve batt., Mauritius 84th—Madras, Chatham 13th—Fort George 85th—Preston 14th—Athlone 86th—Bombay, Chatham 15th—Ceylon, Sheerness 87th—Bengal, Chatham 16th—Corfu, Canterbury 88th—Halifax, N.S., Bury 17th—Castlebar 89th—Birr 18th—Bengal, Chatham 90th—Manchester 19th—Canada, Brecon 91st—Dover ; 2nd. batt., 20th—Montreal. Canada, i Cape of Good Hope Isle of Wight 92d—Kilkenny 21st—Glasgow 93d—Edinhurgh 22d—Bombay, Chatham 94th—Madras, Chatham 23d—Plymouth 95th—Winchester 2d hatt., London, Canada 96th—Bengal, Chatham 24th—Bengal, Chatham 97th—Halifax,NS.Isle ofWight 25th—Madras, Chatham Reserve batt, Jamaica. 26th—Gibraltar, Jersey 98th—Bengal, Chatham 27th—Stirling. 99th—V. D. Land, Chatham 28th—Portsmouth Rifle Brigade 29th—Bengal, Chatham (Ist hatt.) Canterbury 30th—Walmer Brecon 31 st—Dublin (2d batt.) Canada, I.of Wight 32d—Bengal, Chatham Reserve batt., Quebec. 33d—Newcastle COLONIAL CORPS. Ist West India Regiment—Jamaica 2d Ditto—Nassau 3d Ditto—Demerara Ceylon Rifle Regiment—Ceylon and Hong Kong Royal Canada—Canadian Rifle Regiment Cape Mounted Riflemen—Cape of Good Hope Royal Newfoundland Veteran Company—NewfoundlUnd Royal Malta Fencibles—Malta 5/, tkelepa Regiment—St. Helena. Tllt LIVERPOOL STANDARD. lifiarittts. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. OCT. 11 Sugar.:-There has been a general and extensive inquiry for all descriptions, and a further advance of 6d. to Is. has been paid on the lower qualities; the sales are 400 hhds B. P., 16,500 bags Bengal at 31s. to 325., middling to fine 408. to 425. 6d., and white Benares 41s. 6d. to 455. per cwt. Foreign : Re finers have bought extensively ofall descriptions, at an advance of fully 6d. per cwt. ; brown Brazil at from 16s. to 205., and low whites 21s. 6d. •, brown and yellow Havana 225. to 225. 6d., and unclayed Manilla 335. •, Porto Rico 40s. 9d. to 425. ; yesterday afternoon the unclayed Manilla was taken at 335., being a fur ther advance of is. per cwt. Molasses are in request, and full prices hate been paid Coffee: Ordinary descriptions of Ja maica sold with spirit at full prices, but middling and fine mid dling went off heavily, and barely supported former rates. Fo reign : Maracaibo at 48s. ; St. Domingo 40s. to 515.; Guaya quil Cocoa 30s. ; East India Ginger 16s. 9d. per cwt. ; Jamaica 4to ; and Pimento 6d. to 6*d. per lb. Rice : Bengal 9s. 6d. to 10s. per cwt. Rum East India is. 6d. per gallon proof. Tea: Congous sold at full rates. Scented caper and orange pekoe are more sought after; the latter are Id. per lb. dearer; in greens no change to notice. Shell Lac 395. Gd. to 455.; Plumbago 14s. per cwt., snd Castor Oil 6id. per lb. East India Linseed 475.; Rapeseed 41s. Gd. per qr.; Jamaica Bees' Wax £6 7s. 6(1. per cwt. Saltpetre soldat full rates ; and Nitrate of Soda 13s. 9d. to 14s. per cwt. Olarketo. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 12 With free deliveries from the farmers, and continued foreign arrivals to the principal ports, business in Wheat and Flour continues to be restricted to the wants of consumption. But though buyers, on the one hand, are rendered cautious by heavy imports and reports of continued decline, sellers, on the other, see considerable protection to existing rates in the deficiency of our harvests and in the higher prices of foreign countries as compared with our own, whilst the charges and risks of import become so materially aggravated at this late period of the sea son. There is, therefore, no undue pressure to effect sales, and ,the decline which has taken place, during the last fourteen days, is more on secondary and inferior than on prime quali ties of each article. The great drag upon this and the Liver pool market is the very inferior quality of almost the whole of the late large import of States' Flour. The trade here, in all its branches, has been very quiet during the week. There is more steadiness here to day; the business done, however, is little more in any article than is required for present consump tion. Though, in partial cases, some slight concession has been made.in Wheat and Flour during the week, we do not alter the quotations of our last. New Oats and Oatmeal rather cheaper; old without variation. Beans are held for full prices, as also are Peas and alt feeding stuff. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. 0cT..11 The present week opened under the influenceof advices then received from India, reporting very favourably of the state of general trade there, and of extensive sales of manufactures, at advancing rates. These originated a brisk demand for Cotton here, and the sales on Friday were 12,000 bales, at very full prices. As the week advanced the demand became less gene ral, the high rates current deterring the trade from buying beyond a present supply; the daily sales have since averaged fully 5000 bales, and the total sales of the week have been 43,460 balm To-day there is a steady market and a fair de mand, the trade buying in full proportion to their consump tion : the sales are about 6COO bales. The Pacific arrived yes terday ; her advices so nearly correspond with those previously received, that they have not influenced prices. They do not change the estimates generally formed of the crop, neither have they removed the unfavourable opinion generally enter tamed of its extent and quality. American descriptions have been in fair request; but they are freely offered, and prices are without change. The authorisedquotations of "fair" qualities are uniformly the same as last week. Brazils and Egyptianb are in fair demand, and they, too, remain at last week's prices. Surats are in good demand, and during the last fortnight they have advanced id. to 4d. per lb. 6180 bates of American, 100 Pernam, 240 Egyptian, and 4630 Surats have been taken on speculation, and 1400 of American, N West India, and 1070 Surats for export. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, For the week ending Oct. 11, 1850. Prices paid Imports SALES OF THE WEI K. (in the week. ThisWkrrhis Yr 34d t 20d 8 0812 471704 • • 7 • • 8i ' • • 81 } 1950 491826 fi;-4 1 I 1273 10241 41819 PRESTON CORN MARKET, OCT. 12 Our arrivals from Ireland are moderate. The trade (luring the week has been languid ; but stocks being light, the dealers are compelled to purchase for their daily requirements; hence, we have experienced a fair retail demand for each article, though prices in many cases, inclined slightly downwards. We had a good supply of English Wheat at our market to-day, and a clearance of all good samples was readily effected, at the ex• treme rates of this day se'nnight. So little Irish was on show, that we nominally repeat our last currency. The demand for old foreign was dull, and prices remain unchanged. Flour, a slow sale; but unaltered in value. Beans and Pease steady. No new Oats offering. Old declined ad. per bushel : good qua lities 2s. Cid. to 2s. sad., per 451bs. Choice samples of new Oatmeal being in fair request, fully sustained our previous cur rency ; whilst the general qualities must be noted 3d. to6d. per load lower. Old enquired for, and our last quotations rather exceeded. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. OCT. 11 The arrival of Wheat is good, but less than for some weeks; there is considerable firmness evinced to-day, and though no advance is obtainable, there is decidedly more inclination to go into stock. Common qualities of Barley are difficult to sell, and cheaper; good samples maintain their previous value. Oats and Shelling are in limited request, and Beans are without change in value. WISBECH CORN MARKET, OCTOBER 12 We bad a full show of Wheat at our market to-day, which met a free sale at an advance of full Is. per qr. A fair quan tity of Oats offering ; price unaltered. Beans nominal. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET, OCT. 12 At this day's market there was a good supply of Wheat from the farmers, all of the new crop, yet, notwithstanding the con dition of the greater part is still unsatisfactory, there was a good demand, and the whole was cleared off early, at the ex treme rates of this day se'nnight, fine samples fit for seed real izing an advance of ls. per quarter. Coastwise and from abroad the supplies of Wheat are .scanty, caused partly by the wind being contrary for the last few days. South country new being scare, rather more money wasobtained, and really fine samples •e Is. per quarter dearer. There Was very little passing in old foreign, the sales being quite in retail at previous rates. No further arrivals of south country Barley, and last week's prices well maintained: a few lots - of Saal, 'just arrived per steamer from Hamburg, weigh 511bs. to 521bs. per bushel, real ized 255. to 265. per quarter. Grinding nearly all disposed of, and 6d. to Is. per quarter dearer. Old Oats of good quality are getting scarce; Scotch, weighing 41Ibs. to 421bs. per bushel ; finds buyers at 19s. 6d. to 20s. per quarter: new in good sup ply from the country, for which there was a good demand at about last week's rates. No alteration in the value of Beans, Peas, or other grain. Flour the same. Wheat—Northumberland, white, per qr Do. Do. red, do. Flour—Norfolk household, per sack .. , 435. to 465. 38s. to 428, 30s. to 31s, DUBLIN CORN Our corn market to-day w searcely report any alteration i - . without change in value. Wheat, new .. 22s Od to 25s 6d Red do., old .. lss Od to 23s Od Bere.. Oats, new 8s 6d to 9s 6d 78 6d to 9s 0d BELFAST CORN The weather this week has bo mers have still been able to coi most of the crops in this nei; whole, in pretty fair condition, pretty generally. A correct opi as to the results of the harvest. all kinds of grain appearing, a condition except Wheat, of this day's market the supply t. rather a good cu and heavy of sale; quotations The Floui running principally on hciine rr quiet, at late rates : we still ha' .wand. 240 Sea Island 20 Stained 9300 Bowed Georgia {Mobile 7180 A Inbar 12320 New Orleans audTennesseel f 730 j Pernambuco & Paraiba Aracati and Ceara S. 1440 Bahia and Maceio Sawg;itine Demerara,Surinarn, &c 1870 Egyptian ifaifiadoes Peruvian.. Bahama . 80 Laguayra ,on West India, &c.I 7 arth agen a .... Smyrna • . .Manila 8890 Surat ▪ .. Madras 60 Bengal., 721 1646 64 I) 11060 139410 43460 bales 28191' 1311020 LTVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, OCTOBER 8 Dttrin3 the week ending yesterday, the receipts into this port from Ireland include chiefly, 'a moderate quantity of Wheat and Oats, with a good supply'of Oatmeal, but of other produce thence, or any coastwise, we have little worth naming. From the United States and Canada, however, we have to note 17,208 barrels of Flour, and thence, 'but principally from the North and South of Europe, a fair import of Wheat and Beans, with a limited arrival only of Pease.Thdian Corn, and Flour. Although we had a very limited sale this morning for all •descriptions of Foreign Wheat, holders were firm, and insist ing on the rates of this day week, we have no quotable change to note in prices to-day. Irish new Wheats, on the contrary. were Id. to 2d. per 701bs. cheaper, at which decline there was a tolerable clearance. Flour was generally rather easier to purchase, but not mate- Inilian Corn continued to meet a good demand, at the full prices of this day week; but in any other articles very little busi ness was apparent, and we have merely to repeat the cur rency of this day se'nnight. Wheat, 11 , ) 70th. English, red Ditto, white Irish, red Ditto, white Rye, English, p qr Barley, English, qp. qr Scotch & Irish, 1 , 601 h Malt, English, p qr. Irish Oats, per 451 b. English & Scotch, old Irish, fine sorts Beans, English, qr ' Scotch & 1 risli,v4Bol Pease, English, white Do. & Irish .. maple Flour,per 280Ib. English& Irish,2nds U: ts:— Oatmeal, Id. of 24016. Irish, 1849 Canadian Bran. ae 241 b Wheat, .1).701b. Canadian red United States do Danzig, mixed and do L Baltic& Ilmburg do Riga and Petersbg. do Odessa, common do French,Spanish,&c. do Bannat & Marianopoli Russian, &c. ]lard Rye, 19 , qr., Baltic, &c. Barley,l , 601 b, Grinding Oats, .10 , 4511)„ BRITISH. s. d. s. d. 5 6C6 0 New 6 0 6 3 do. 5 3 do 2 10 - 3 2 140 0 -47 0 3 0 New 2 5 do. . 2 6 do. . 25 0 —26 0 do. 31 0 —33 0 blue grey L. d. s. d. 5 6 510 5 10 6 2 27 0 —2R 0 fine___ no 0 , 00 0 00 0 --az 0 ,extra ..34 0 —35 0 21 0 —2l 6 old do. 20 0 -21 0 20 0 -21 0 0 10 1 e FOREIGN s. d. s. 5 3 5 6 white 5 6 5 9 d 0... s. d. s. d. 5 10 6 0 5 10 6 2 highmix 6 6 —1 0 5 10 6 4 Rhenish 5 7 5 10 5 1 5 3 white .. 5 11 6 1 5 6 5 10 Danube. 5 1— - 5 3 5 3 5 6 Polish.. 5 11 6 2 5 3 5 6 white.. 5 10 6 0 4 6 5 0 Egypt'n 3 8 3 11 20 0 —24 0 0 0 — , O 0 Ileatis,vqr. European.. *4BOR, Egyptian.... 'Pease, -49 , Baltic, &c., white.... barrel, Canadian sweet U.S. West. Canal .. do Pliilad. & Bltimore.do, Do. &Canadian.. sour' Indian Corn, qe , 480 lb . American white , European do Do. Meal,* brl. 1961 b 2 11 3 2 Malting 0 0 0 0 2 6 2 8 Russian 2 4 2 5 27 0 —3l 0 24 0—•24 6 32 0 0 ICanada.29 0 —3l 0 -22 6 0 0 - 0 ,0 22 0 —22 6 Ohio .."23 0 —24 6 23 0 —24 0 N.Orins 0 0— 0 0 19 6 —2O 0 iFrn.spf. 0 0— 0 .0 S - 0 yellow .27 0 —2B '0 -- 0 0 do. ....27 0 --28 6 0 d 0..... 0 0 -- 0 0 127 0 - IHANGE. , OcronER 11. nice and frequent repetition of heavy but the weather clearing up in the ne to-day. -In the British markets held , the corn 'trade, with very few excep ie the same tnotonous tone as for some Wheat in most cases still inclining ra t the value of other articles, though subjected to slight variations, remains free from any material change. The Irish markets, at the-same time, continue tole rably steady, with a mcdera'e demand for native and foreign grain from consumers; but, exclusive ~o f Oats and Oatmeal, they seem to have little to spare for export. The principal features in the trade here, during the interval since Tuesday, are almost wholly applicable to Indian Corn, which, having met an improved demand, advanced 6d..t0 9d. per qr., and to some inquiry for American Flour on the terms last noted, all other grain produce remaining languid. We have been rather scantily supplied with Grain, Flour, and Oatmeal, coastwise and from Ireland, since Monday last, and the import of foreign grain consists of 6765 qrs. of Wheat only; of American Flour, however, wellave a further good arrival, and a fair quantity from France. Having a slender attendance of home-and country millers at our market to-day, and no impulse from others, the transac tions in English and any kind of foreign Wheat were upon a very limited scale; but holders remainin a g firm and resisting the slightest concession, the general currency of Tuesday for these descriptions remains unvaried ; and Irish new, which had been previously pressed for sale on lower terms, partly recovered the decline noted in the foregoing report.—States and Canadian Flour, continuing in fair request, maintained the above quotations, And Irish as well as French remained steady in value. Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease moved rather slowly to consumers at late prices. Oats not plentiful, and quite as .dear as on Tuesday. In Oatmeal no variation. Indian Corn, ;being still in good request for Irish account, fully supported qbe amendment of yesterday, and the best round American -yellow in one or two instances realised 295. per qr., being Is. ,per qr. over the annexed rates of Tuesday. CORN EX We have had a recurn showers since Tuesday, course of last night is fin within the last few days, tions appears to breath time past, the prices of ' ther downwards, whilst LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, OCT. 11 We can note no improvement in the demand for Beef. The trade buy sparingly, and generally at lower rates, as holders have become very pressing to sell. Although there has been less doing in Pork this week, the market is very firm, and, as the stoek becomes reduced, a slight advance may be looked for. At full prices there has been a steady demand for Bacon, and several parcels of the best western have been taken at the ex treme . quotation, chiefly for the country markets; the Irish buyers seem still occupied in working off their late purchases, as therhave not been on the 'market this week. Shoulders meet a ready sale at extreme prices. Hams continue neglected. The sales of Lard are reported at 440 tons; the demand has been animated, and holders have met buyers freely. Cheese now begins to come forward, and for good qualities a ready sale is found, but ordinary sorts are difficult to move. For Tallow the demand has been steady, at former rates. PRICES .OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, OCTOBER 12. a. d. s. d. I s. d. s. d. Beef la 13, 0 5 to 0 7 Grnpes , Eng. v. lb 1 6to 0 0 I Mutton 0 6 0 7 Ditto, Foreign 0 5 0 8 Veal 0 6-0 ;Pines, For. each. 0 0— 0 0 { fore-qr 0 0-0 01 Do. Eng. qp , lb. 5 0 0 6 Lamb hind•cp 0 0— 0 01Fowls, air couple. 2 6 2 9 Fresh Pork Bret Salmon Soles Cod Fish Turbot For. Melons each 0 0— 0 0 Cucumbers .... 0 4 0 0 Nectarins, each. 0 0— 0 0 Larks, per doz.. 0 8-0 0 Fresh Butter -1 1 Black Game.... 6 0— I 0 Salt Ditto I 8— 0 10 Apricots Eggs le• 120 6 4 6 6 Rabbits. y. , cple. 2 0-0 0 Potatoes, vi , Peck 0 8— 1 0 Turkeys 3 6 5 0 Peaches, each .. 0 4 0 0 Snipes . ... each 0 6 0 0 Filberts 1 0— 0 8 Pheasants 7 0— 0 0 LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, OCTOBER 12. a. d. a. d. a. d. I. d. Hay. old, 20lb 0 80 0 104 Potatoes, 13 OM. New Clover Ditto, Green • Vetches ........ 0 0— 0 0 Cups Straw, Wheat .. 0 31— 0 441Turnms, v. ton .18 0 20 0 Oat .. 0 34 0 4 iMongelwurzel .. 0 0— 0 0 Barley .. ~.. P 2 4'"' 0; I MARIWP •...,... 4 0— 5 0 Irsli6olb Clievalr. 31 0 2 4 - 2 2 - MARKET. OCTOBER 11 ras well supplied, and we can n currencies of Tuesday, for any Oatmeal. Rapeseed 9s 6d to 106 6d Its Od to 22s Od Indian Corn, vo 480 lbs fg 26s Od to 29s Od MARKET, OCT ,een variable and windy, but far ontinue out-door operations, and ighbourhood are saved, on the , and autumn sowing is going on union can scarcely yet be formed We have moderate supplies of tnd all seem fair in quality and hich much is still inferior. At of Wheat was moderate, and all treme rates of this nay week, and for 'he supply of Oats was fair reek's prices_ Oatmeal nlet supported niddling qualities. Indian Corn xe a moderate consumptive de- CORK CORN MARKET, OCT. 12 Our Flour market is more depressed this week, and it is easier to buy, but we do not alter quotations. Inferiors are in good request. Indian Corn is held fora small advance, but the con sumption is limited. Foreign Wheats are held higher than millers are willing to pay. The country supply of Wheat is pretty good, at about last Saturday's p►ices. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET. OCT. 9 Our supply to-day consisted of 1978 Beasts, 1670 Sheep, and Calves. The market for Beef was heavy. at Id. less than last week. Supply of Sheep being small met a ready sale at from 2d. to id. per lb advance. Best heifers, 4V. to 3d. ; mid dling ditto, 44d. to 4sd.: Cows. 3id. to 4 d. ; best Wethers, sd. to 6d. ; Ewes, 4d. to sd. ; Calves, sd. to 6d. LEEDS FORTNIGHT CATTLE FAIR, OCT. 9. We had a large show of beasts at this day's market, which were generally in good condition.. Buyers were numerous, and a fair amount of business was done ' all being nearly sold up at from ss. Bd. to 6a . per 16Ibs. Sheep and lambs all changed hands. Mutton, 42d. to 5d.; lambs, 54d. per lb. Number of beasts, 680; sheep and lambs, 5,000 DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, OCT. 11 Our market to-day has had rather a full attendance of cattle, and principally of inferior kinds. Good Beef sold ai - ntuClV'tii same as last week, but inferior was difficult to sell at a reduc tion of is. to 2s. per cwt. Sheep were fewer than usual, and prices id. to id. per lb. advance. Pork also was 2s. per cwt. in advance of last week for bacon kinds, but store was somewhat cheaper. Beef, in sink, good 40s. to 425. ; prime, 435. to 445.' per cwt.; Mutton, in do, sd. to 6d.; Veal, 6d. to 60. per lb.; Pork, 345. to 375.; very prime, 38s. per cwt. Sl!ps for store, 208. each upwards. STATE OF TRADE MANCHESTER.—A greater degree of steadiness has distin guished the market during the present week which opened , WILII more animation, the recent acivices from India havinc , in: duced an extension of business for that . quarter. With this change the market showed some general improvement, which has not, however, been fully maintained. Less irregularity is observable as regards prices, and the transactions of the week any decided advance over the rates of last Friday. Yarns have realized prices which were not readily obtained last week : and for the lower qualities of India descriptions higher rates have been asked and obtained. At the beginning of the week more firmness.was exhibited for all kinds; but the continental buy ers•finding a pretty plentiful supply, in consequence of the looms that are at present standing or w came indifferent and less disposed tc ing theiti orders within very ordina-ry It;t:A, it For th reason, although manufacturers have bOught more extensively, little or no advantage in price has been obtained, and the mar ket closes more in favour of the buyer than at the beginning of the week. Some very fair orders haveheeniiVen ° ForltTdia" shirtings, which have had the effect of inducing greater regu larity, and manufacturers, who had been accepting a lower range of prices, have obtained and are now obtaining at least lid. per piece more than they had previously taken. With this exception there is very little improvement. More firmness certainly was exhibited at the beginning of the week, butgoods may still be bought on fully as advantageous terms as previ ously. T cloths have been slightly more inquired for by the Greek houses, but the demand has been inconsiderable. LEEDS.—The same degree of quietness which we have had to notice in the woollen cloth market for the last fortnight still prevails, and the demand for both the home and foreign trade IS not brisk, but considering the activity that has long pre vailed and the advanced period of the year, there is nothing in the slight dulness to give any alarm. Indeed the manufac turers are well employed, and many of them on order; and stocks, whether in the hands of merchants or manufacturers, are anything but heavy. BRA DFORD.—WOOL ; There is no disposition to enter freely into the purchase of combing wools, and there is a sort of lethargy apparent. The price of wool in the country being higher than here makes staplersl old firm ; but large sales can not be effected at the prices sought. roils and brokes are in good request at late prices.—YAßNS: The inquiries for yarns still keep pace with the production • a good many orders are yet in hand, and the chances are, ;here will be no accumula tion of stock during this side of Christmas, as there is rather more doing for Lancashire. PIECES.—There is a fair demand for goods for the season, and as the advance on goods has not kept pace with wool and yarns, both in worsted and cotton, there is less chance of any alteration in price. HALIFAX.—The demand for worsted goods continres some whet languid, and the manufacturers produce cautiously. A little inquiry for fancy goods for next season. The yarn trade is pretty much as it was. The spinners are fully employed on old orders; and the shipping houses will not enter into any new contracts, except at a reduction. Not much doing in wool, and no alteration in prices. HUDDERSFIELD.—The demand for goods not active, owing to the weather. The goods that have been principally called for have been stripes and plaids of large pattern, for home consumption. The fancy manufacturers complain of inactivity. Wool market not so firm as before. ROCHDALE.—Not so good an attendance of buyers this week, and business of a more limited nature than usual. The merchants offer less prices for flannels ; and, in some instances it map have been accepted. A good demand for kerseys, and the manufacturers find a ready sale for them. No change in wool. MACCLESFIELD.—The aspect of business here remains un changed, with a moderate inquiry for manufactured goods. In the thrown silk market a more general inquiry prevails, with a better disposition on the part of the buyers to make purcha ses. The raw silk market is very firm. LATEST DATES Direct.: Indirect. Australia June 261 Bahia ;Aug. 28 Barbadoes ,Sept. 13 80mbay..... 'Aug. 31 B. Ayres Calcutta California 15 C. G. Hope. • Chagres .. !Sept. Charleston China .July 24 Demerara ,Sept. 11 Havana .. 1 Hayti ;Aug. 31 Honduras .. !Sept. 2 Jamaica .. I 13 Lima lAug. 12 Alltranham.'Aug,M AT LIVERPOOL Direct. Indirect ;Mauritius .. !July 21 .. June 30 I Nlexico,(city) .. Aug. 19 Mobile . Sept. 26 Monte Video .. lAug. 6 New Orleans .. Sept. 19 New York Sept.29',. llanama Sept. 6 Pernambuco. Sept. Rice Janeiro.. Atig.27 San Francisco .. Aug. 15 Savannah .. .. 'Sept. 24 St. Helena .. Aug.l7 St. Thomas.. Aug. 31 .. Sept. 3 Valparaiso.. .. July 29 Venezuela .. Aug. 2 Vera Cruz .. 23 re, aged 67, the R f forty years vicar Patients attended during the last week :—At the Dispensary 144 ; at their own dwellings, 36 ; cases of prevailing epidemic 0 ; total, 180. Visitors for the week, T. Gilbert, and Thos Barton, Esqrs.— and treasurer. a. grater of the ton ball, Cheshire BIRKENHEAD HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY OCTOBER 12. sth Instant HOSPlTAL.—Admitted, I ; Discharged—Cured, 2 ; Relieved • ; Made Out-Patients, 0; Not Benefited, 0; Irregular, 0; Dead, 0; Remaining, B.—DISPENSARY.—Out-Patients—Ad mitted, 37; Discharged, Ii; Remaining, 491: Home Patients —Admitted, 3; Discharged, 3; Remaining, 62. Total since January i st, Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Stevenson and Mr. Dixon ; Sur geon for the ensuing week, Mr. Walker ; Treasurer, Mr. R. Bryans, jun. ; House Surgeon, Mr. Macdougall ; Hon. Secretary, Mr. F. Hamp. ATER, only da• TIDE TABLE MORN. I EVENCLI HORT. I HOLYDAYS, ETC Oct., h. m. h. m. I ft. in. Tuesday....ls' 627 7 9 ; 10 2 Wednesday.l6l 749 819 10 Thursday .. 17; 848 912 11 11 Friday 934 954 13 3 Saturday ..19i 18 12 10 29 14 7 Sunday 201 10 46 11 2,16 1 20tliSund.afterTrin. Mendav,....211 11 19 11 36 16 11 Full M00n,21155m,mg filarriages, 13trtlx5, anb Brat Os. ...,nne day. at Hawarden Rectory, of the Rev. HENRY GLYNNE. Same day, nged 73, HENRIETTA, wife of TRAFFORD TRAFFORD, Esq.. of Outghtrington hall, Cheshire, and third aonarary secretary, late Sir T. D. Broughton, Bart., of Paddling- 29, LAVINIA, wife On the 4th instant, from an at JOHN PANE, Esq., of Wormsley. of r xl 1 yeti 111 A RTHA HIRE, ,ved wife of Mr. ROBERT DRURY of East-view, Sheffield. Same day, JOSEPH, infant son of Mr. JAMES WARDLI Edge-hill. gime day, at Amlwch, of consumption, aged 18, W ILLIA MORGAN, second son of Captain JOHN ' HUGHES Same day, aged 91, MARY, relict of the late Mr ROBERTS, of Pencarth, Eifionydd On the Gth instant, at St. Aubi Esq., late of the Stock Exchan Same day, at Aigburth, aged 5 years ____ daughter of JAMES MACKAY, merchat__. On the 7th insont, in Everton-crescent, aged 85, Mr. RD HUMPHREYS, of t' • - OBE RI ersey, GEORGE BAU MED, 111 months, AGNES MARRIED On the Ist May, at Albert Town, South Australia, by the Rev. Robert 'Wrung, JAMES HARDMAN, Esq., of North Ade:aide, son of the late R►chard Hardman, Esq., of this town, to SARAH, second daughter of the late AMOS SEDDON, Esq., of Dawlish, Devonshire. On the Bth ultimo, at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. WILLIAM CONRAD, of Halifax, Nova Scotia, to MARTHA, daughter of the late Mr. JOSEPH NEWBY. --- On the 25th ultimo, at New York, WILLIAM MULLIGAN, of the firm of C. Grimshaw and Co., of this town, to MARIA LOUISA, youngest (laughter of RUFUS CLARKE, of Ntw York. *On the and instant. at St. Catherine's Church, by the Rev. H. H. Higgins, JOHN SMITH, Esq., of Bydorp-house, Han well, to ELIZABETH, relict of the late HY. ABTARIA, Esq. On the 3rd instant, at Brampton, I.)} , the Rev. C. BensOn, Mr. F. F. HARRINGTON, of this town, town, to MARY, eld est (laughter of the late Mr. WM. MARTEN. Same day, at Churton Heath, GYIIC Rev. Wm. Harrison, Mr. WILLIAM GOULD to HARRIET, third daughter of the late Mr. CHARLES 011.4. cf; of Stamford Heath. in the county Pf Chester. ,rtment Same day, of apoplE__„ „. Tlioinson-street, Toxteth-par} . Same day, at the house of her uncle, Mr. George Smitl., Rock Ferry, aged 30, ALICE FRANCES THORTON, relict of the late Mr: E. Thornton, of Little Poniteney-street, London. Same day, aged 38, Mr. ROBERT DUKE COOPER. De ceased was a cooper on board the ship Providence, which ves sel was wrecked on Burbo-bank during the late gale. Same day, aged 24 years, Mr. HUGH WILLIAMS, cooper, of this town. He sailed the previous day for Africa, in the ship Providence, and perished in the catastrophe that befel that ill-fated vessel. On the 9th instant, ELIZABETH MARGARET, youngest child of Mr. CHARLES SAITH, letter-press printer, Chris tian-street. _ . _ hlr. JAM LANG, of Same RILEY 'Met . of Captain JAS. LONDON GAZETTE.—TuEsDAY, OCT. 8. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED S. S. and C. S. Warry, Liverpool, chemists and druggists— .). H. Hulme and W. Mawson, Manchester, attorneys—J. Bet teley and E, S. Roberts, Liverpool, anchor smiths. BANKRUPT. William Grayson, Mortlake, Surrey, market gardener. DIVIDENDS. Oct. 31, J. Hall, Shrewsbury, timber merchant—Oct. 31, F. Stoessiger, Birmingham, jeweller. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. Oct. 30, R. Copland, Union-street, Whitechapel, linendraper —Oct. 30, It. Nuttall, Macclesfield, silk manufacturer. FROM TAE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED Brown and Syme, Liverpool, commission Usher, Birmingham, soda water manufacturers. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. R. and J. Campion, Whi'by Yorkshire, nankers. W. Stubbs, Chapel Allerton, Yorkshire, innkeeper. E. Jennings, Homforth, Yorkshire, corn miller. Nash ana Tomlinson, York, mustard manufacturers, H. Hepworth, Selby, Yorkshire, linen draper. BANKRUPTS. James Horsfieid, Wheelock, Cheshire, coal dealer, Oct. 23, Nov. 11, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bank ruptcy: solicitors, Messrs. Bogshaw and Son, Alanchester; and Mr. Yates. jun., Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Morgan, [gents—J. and Liverpool. Benjamin Murrey, Stockton-upon-Tees, farmer. Joseph Worsley and James Biggs, Aston, near Birmingham wire tiianu William Goode, jun., Monmouth, linendrape DIVIDEND. Nov. 4, H. Hollis, Liverpool, tea dealer—Nc Chester,'grocer CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause he shown to the cont y on the day of meeting. Nov. 2, J. G. Peasegood, Sheffield, drape ridge, Bromley St. Leonard, butcher. Nov. 4, W. Cla MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL Oct. Hour 15: John Tomkinson (proof and div.) 17, Pearson Richard Morrison (proof and div ) 21, John Hind and Roger Warbrick 22, Richard Myddleton Lloyd (proof a 22, Benjamin Hopkinson Bates (2nd) 22, Christopher Dickenson Johnson (prf& div) Ditto, 22, John Hind and Roger Warbrick (prf Sz div) Ditto, 23, George Byford (proof and div.) Ditto, 23, Thomas tiorsfield (Ist) 25, John Le Guerrande 25, Henry Hollis (audit) RAILWAY RECEIPTS. re the receipts of railways for the :o say; up to the RAILWAYS. ast week & Oct A mut. Amnt. Open Aberdee Belfast and County Down 2( Birkenhead, Lancashire, & Chesh. f Bolton, Blackburn, Clith. & W.Y.2f Bri,tol and Exeter Caledonian Chester and Holyhead Dublin and Beltast Junction Dublin and Drog Dublin and Dundee and Arbroath Dundee, Perth, and AberdP , Dundalk and Enniskillen East Anglian 6659.. 160 1916.. 94] Edinhurgh and Glasgow Edinburgh and Northern Eastern Counties East Lancashire Eastern Union Furness Glasgow, Kiltnarno, 2237.. 71 14966.. 322 3051.. 79 1653.. 95 Glasgow , and Greenock 5 Great Northern and East Lincoln 29 Great Southern and Western Lancashire and Yorks' . Lancaster and Carlisle Leeds an Thirsk Liverpool, Cro; and Southport 6 Londonderry and Enni London and North-wes London and Blackwall 6, London. Brighton and S. Coast 5, London and South-western 6. Manchester, Buxton, & Matlock 6, Manchester, Sheffield, & Lincoln. 6. Manchester and Salford Junction 6, 13870.... 11 11682.... 10 :tcy, London, 1 )istrict Court, 11 to which the respective returns 4238.. 85i 971.. 22a 2743..219 3361. . 188 i 96.. 12} 150.. 15 40918. . 518 i D 2.. 239 37.. 1124 6164.... 4825.. 1672 427.... 281.. 91 Monklands North Staffordshire North-western Scottish Central Scottish Midland Shrewsbury and Birmingham Shrewsbury and Chester Shropshire Union South-eastern South Devon South Wales South Yo Taff Vale, White' York, Newcastle, and Berwick 6, York and North Midland 6. FOREIGN Amiens and Boul Central of France Dfeppe Dutch Rhenish Monterau and Tr, Northern of France Orleans and Bordeaux Paris and Lyons , Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen Paris and Rouen and Havre Tours and Nantes THE 4530..222 1616.. 45 391.. 32 1499.. 47 443.. 30 2055.. 40 289.. 13 197.. 12 3 1460.. N, 2996..143 756.. 44 941.. 57: 3184.... 18141..336 3894.... 3842.. 71; CHARITIES LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, OCT. 12. DISCHA ILO ED : In-patients cured, 22; Relieved and at own request, 2 ; Made Out-patients, 4 ; Irregular, 1; Dead, 2. ADNIITTED: In-patients, 48; Out-ptitients, 9; Casuals during the week,'l4 ; Remaining in the House, 188. House Surgeon, Mr. F. D. Fletcher; Apothecary, Mr. J. Newton; Chaplain, Rev:W. Blundell ; Treasurer, Alfred North, Esq. ; House Visitors, Arthur Thompson and H. Moore. Esqrs. NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT. OCT. 12 ADMITTED: Accidents, 61; Medical and Surgical Cases upon recommendation, 21 ; Total, 82.--DISCHARGED: Cured, 30 ; Relieved and at own request, 3; Attending as Out-Patients, 38: Irregular, I ; Died, I.—llemaining in the Hospital, 109. Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician anc Surgeon for the week, Dr. Ashcroft and Mr. E. Jones; House Visitors, Charles Inman and D. M‘Viccar, Esqrs.; House Surgeons, Mr. Wall and Mr. Evans: Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq. Chaplain. Rev. Wm LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS Boys on the Books Sick List 68, SOHO-STREET. WEEKLY REPORT, OcT. 9. 89 I Average daily attendance T. D. Anderson, Esq., Treasurer. ' Joseph Hubback, Esq., Hon. Secretary • J. B. Orriss , Superintendent; Visitors. SOIITHERN & TOXTETH HOSPITAL, OCT. 9 IN-PATlENTS.—Discharged, I OUT-TATIENTS. Relieved ... Out-patients Irregular ... 4 I Cured and relieved I Entered 2 I Under treatment Referred to Fever Hospital 0 Entered lo—Under treatment 56 Treasurer. Benjamin Platt, Esq.; Visitors, Rev. J. Rob herds and J. Job, Esq.; Honorary Chaplain, Rev. George Dover; Physicia❑ and Surgeon for the week, Hr. Cameron and Dr. Petrie ; House Surgeon, Mr. G. C. Sharman; As sistant House Surgeon, Mr. H. F. Barnett. ANNE'S DISPENSARY, ROSE-HTLI 7 On the sth instant, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. JAMES TAYLOR, printer, Dale-street, to MARY ANN, thirddaughter of Mr. JOSEPH HARRISON, of this town. On the 6th instant, at St. George's Church, Hulme, Man edester, Mr. ARTHUR EGGINGTON, of Hulme, to MARY, eldest daughter of Mr. WM. EGGINGTON, of Toxteth-park, in this town. Same day, at Christ Church, Southport, by the Rev. B. S. Clarke, Mr. FRANCIS RICHARDSON, jun., to MARGARET, eldest daughter of r. E. Barton, all of Southport. Same day, at St. John's Chinch, Mr. WILLIAM RIDING to Miss ELLEN WORTHINGTON. On the 7th instant, at St. Nicholas's Cl stct R, of r s g T eo E n, to s h t l y A e ßjsowert)y, I ALICE, m: eldest d F Same day, at St. Silas's Church, by the Mr. RICHD. DUCKETT. hair-dresser, to I Same day, at St. John's Church. Mr. JOl MARGARET FOSTER. On the Bth instant, at David Whaley, the Holy Trinity Churc daughter of GEOR( ame day, at St. Niichi ;.qall, M.A., JOSEPH 11, Mr. B. UTLEY, er of Mr. JOHN 11. M. Moss, . J. M`KAY. IRD to Miss Mary's, Edge-hill, by the Rev. MAS WHALEY, incumbent of y, to GFORGIN A LUCY, eldest e, to EMMA, you of leadbrook,'Flint RALI'H LYON, of Hill-street, 'I Same day, at S Mr. HUGH MAC daughter of Mr. T. J. CAREFULI Same' day, at ae Parish Esq., of Outrington, to of the late Lieut. W. niece of the late Q Same day, at St. Cad Mr. W. V. JONES, drill shire, to HARRIET, eld and provision dealer, Tc hurch, Towyn, .Mr. RICHARD I, Wrexham, to ELIZABETH LEWIS. if this town ). - GARDNEII, he Rev. D. Stewart, tNE B. SON, only ch, Runcorn, G. W. HILL, MA GRACE, only surviving child FARSH ALL, H E.1.C.8.N.5., and rshall. of the 82nd regiment. ar Wrexham, Denbigh: Mr. J. EVANS, butcher Same day, at St. Cadvai HUGHES, of Town-h of Lirn Cottage, RI Same day, at BUF-- A. 8.. Mr. DAVID BRIER, maxi FRASER. Same day, at St. Michat A. 8., Mr. EDI NES NE BY f Man, by the Rev. Archibald lEDCALFI y the Rev. H. Carpenter, on dearer, to Miss AG. Same day, at Kirk patri Holmes, JOHN BLYTH, Es GRINDLAZ, eldest daughtei of PEI of the Raggait. On the 9th instant, at the Old D. HIRST, compositor, I i I daughter of Mr. RICHARI IE, Esq., R.N., Sine day, at Mr. RICHD Devon, by ,s, Al r. J L, of Kirk& le to Miss LOUISA DIN" of Richard Braginton Toxteth-park. . GEORGE TOM "HOMAS WHIT- ER, of H ull, to PH TOM KIN- heel's Church, by tLe Rev. Y BENSON, mariner, to ➢liss W. Hughes. .LL, of this ROBERT MILLING- to Miss MARI W.M. Fallooi Mrs. E. I in the wall Avinlnu lie broi .0 land with h On the 34 instant, at Hanr JOHN HANMER, M.A., fc that place. JNY, tt up to within a short 1., of Torri - gton, Devon GERARD to Miss SARAH COM On the 10th instant, at Bowdon LINSON to ELLEN, third (laugh TINGHAM, of Ashley-hall, Ches Same day, at St. VI Ur. JOHN COLLIER this town Same day, Mr. ESA!: MARY JANE, second d SON, of Preston street On the 11th inst Cyrus Morrall, N ANNE HARIW. On the 13th in: Carpenter, A.B. to Miss REBECCA BROUGII, of I at St, Mk 1.A., Mr. I David's Ch► ty the Re r. JOHN HODGINS Mr. Tomlin Same day, a Mr. G. WRENCH. r TON KN IlbS Same day and r FEENEY. Yesterday, at St. ..Ton's Church, 1 M.A., THOMAS BEEBY, Esq. to daughter of the late William James BIRTHS On the 3rd July, in Happy Valley, California, BRETON, of a son. On the 21st ult., the wife of Mr. ELLIS ROBERTS, harp to the Prinec of Wales, of a son. On the 36th ult., at Springfipld he wife of J insta on, Cheshire, NESSIE the lady of SAMUEL BECKETT On the Bth instant, at Hull, th WELLESLEY. 10th Regiment, of On the 10th instant, at Elm-tali JAMIN F. WAVER, Esq., of a ieutentirit-Colonet the wife of BEN Lately, at sea, on I of Queen-i TI, the proprietor of ti On the 17th August, at Rio de Janeiro, of yellow fever, aged 3 years and 10 months, ROSA, daughter of Mr. ELKIN HIME, and granddaughter of Mr. E. }lime, of this town. On the 11th ultimo, at sea, aged 13, Mr. J. H. GAITSKILL, second mate of the ship Lanercost, Captain Ponsonby, and only son of Mr. Joseph Gaitskill, of this town, late of White haven. Deceased fell overboard from the maintopsail yard, and was drowned. On the 18th ultimo, at New Orleans, of yellow fever, aged 24, Mr. FREDERICK BEZLEY, late of this town. Same day, at Albany, United States, in his 16th year, AN DREW BRAND, the Kentucky fat boy. Deceased was pro bably the largest human being in existence, weighing no less than 537 pounds. He had gone to Al attending the State Fair, but immedil attacked with the illness which terminated 1 On the 19th ultimo, at Southsea. Mrs. ELIZA JANE HAYDON. w for the purpose of on his arrival was late Mi. Mont solicitor, of this town but formerly of K€ dal, Westmoreland. On the 27th ultimo, Mr. ROBE Side, near Haslingden. On the Ist instant, at Chevet-park, near Wakefield, Sir WM TtINI:"" The deceased baronet was RT WATSON, of Crebth .LUA, Bart. second son of the sixth baronet, and is sive estates by his eldest son Thomas. Same day, at Ellesmere Port, near Chester, of paralysis aged 65, Mr. WM. FLETCHER. On the 2d instant, MARY ANN GREEN, widow, formerll of Chester. Same day, at her residence, in Duke-street, after a protracted illness, which she bore with much patient Christian fortitude, Miss RIFFIN. in her fAth year. A ninn, th c. nnrnarm,c n wen- ters which meet us in our daily walks, perhaps few, if any, are found foil )wing the somewhat diffioilt profession of a minia ture portrait painter, who labour under physical disadvantages such as were endured by the subject of this brief memoir • and yet, strange as it may appear, withoul the aid of either handsor arms, the productions of her pencil have rarely been surpassed especially as a copyist, as numerous specimens left behind her sufficiently attest. In her early career as an artist, and for many subiequent years, Miss Bitten appears to have enjoyed a somewhat enviable notoriety, and was not a little encouraged in her arduous profession by many of the nobility, (not except. ing royalty itself) and gentry of the metropolis or elsewhere. But when her cir - cumsiancei and al she seems to have been destined t, and trials, to which, as natural, fro she was altogether unequal. It is praise of a gentleman whose name Ivancing: ages require her physical disabilities, towever, to the enduring nd benevolence are well known to our town on her behalf in an endeavour to raise the requisite funds for a life annuity, which might provide for the exigences of her declining years, and which, tliough not to the extent contemplated by him, bad fortunately proved successful With this provision, though by no means ample, the last two years of her fong and Inonotiinot life had been rendered comparatively easy and comfortabl, while these might have been greatly enhanced had but publ . sympathy been called into more active exercise. It is but du to her medical attendants, Drs. Bickersteth and Gartside. tha notn were prompt in their generous a especially the latter gentleman, who fo been almost a daily visitant at the I deceased lady contemplate pu tory, manuscripts of which 1 relatives of the Ling a sketch of her past his been long prepared by herself, cable incident cannot fail to and a life so replete wit prove highly interesting, rvivor of the . crew - of the Royal Georg( Spithead on the 19th Au It the time the vessel laving a day, JANE AGNES, infant dau Same 'day, at Gli late of Kelvin-grove ,gaw, WILLIAM DLNNISTOUN, Parkgate, in the Same day, JOHN MELD On the 10th instant BETH AMELIA, only dailgt nett street. 76th year of his age, Mr ed 3 years and 8 months, ELIZA r. \V. WILLIAMS, Ba! m xi f; sT o rr n 1, 1 s A j , EN D K A I t s h . O❑ the seventh iP Same y ta , lll.tienistcalnii suddenly, tl4,l oa n it. ; e AE d ivre. 67) l°l I , V M r. ROBERT BRECKELI victualler, Regent's-read. On the nth instant, aged 3 years, RICHARD, youngest so •f Mr. WILLIAM HENRY WIATT, of Anson-steet. Same day, at his residence, Aighttrth, aged 74, Richard RICHARD HARRIRON, Esq. Same day, aged 40, Mr. JNO.. JONES, of the firm of Win. Jones and Co. ' builders, Upper Duke-st ree t, an d sec ond son cf the late in°. Jones, Lion Inn, Cerrig-y-Druidion, Denbigh shire. BU sa ßTON (lB , Y l4te of of e t o h n e si N i Tro p o t l i t o o n n C aged offe e 3- 1 010 u l‘ s l e r ; W jO oo S l E ta l WAR. IVEL