The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-09-21 00:00:00

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''' - ••Vb- k, . l lti t , aed eLln horn authority to p. $,, ot i l , l t) v t of the 88 Ypet s° t oo 44,1 th. ris t1 11 1)3 of M orse t?N th e °r Ee GUP t~jj~aj~4igress 4 1, 40 111 , t ` e arran t -- I (k i *lteY of 13 1 1 0 funeral satoth., or o fold, velvet. was saspenu,—, )1 4 s utae tri the festoons ornamented wl ILI v i e :gnior. presented to his lordshi lilzV e w sii ?f the: :,..c ... 17 as also decorated with hi sp e i.:'-va waiting for admission, in ' f illet ed . it was calculated t - ere unable to gain uaYs the cro ere effected aot without many p, r his -4 41 t —, Y quartered it Vzl4ol ar ms, t he eanopy, was rhea with h eaelmet surr , L Vae h , ea rab lut Lae mad a 0 1 (1 1 ', ' ti:kble a l t ,k.t „, cuaracters , ; C ` j cl i t tile proudest the Nte t, the of A. ! ki l ,Ver 4 9f his foraPlain of the 0,,1,18 , ship's last injun,. ,41er 'rem t h e ~,t o fh blo om moment of his us., er, in an elbow chair, at th, vi" bl 4. At t pN lw ltel t v , v t e ile foot of the coffin a pedesta t i N , i k id ... e t t, richly fringed with alternati V, w • 4 1 , 'auPPorting a'helmet surmounted b 3. Iglti 41 1 - .toent e d • - tk„tt iliod. i with the chelenk, or trium• ' .4 l• lll tid ' 8 richly gilt , and his lordship't $Oll !i t sword Tf 1 of • en mourners were placed. ,i,, l ll , 4 de ep ti l u e i chief . , and one at each corner oi h i t tiet.,, purning, with black scarfs, an( il't4 r 413"" 1 0 bags oh d . gs. Ten banners elevate , tr, 4 t e "nth various quarterings of hi '' , l i ti. (4 to geraldic dignities, each bearing i V 4 e. ' / Cere s us 6,.li ck 4 r .„ ; _ ppnded towards the coff i ii,th , eh,l e ZTg .. m form of a crescent, ko t ,tti i 4ll l p e ru, the . funeral sale '1 It t i NI endof which, from rig' ' l ,, y 4„,.._receded. 13oth the ii... - kwarounde at the tops by rows of sit . tw o wax lights, and between mei meruit f L silver and surmou 'aced byaic word " Trafalgar,' )n from ti ht to left, t i,tithl:ttorf his lordship tv. tll ihethe enr proces. ti 4t i tge " key e lpeC e ellWA, tilel3,the company 1141,111,/imver Fencibles wei °la r The bares ° l'd w ki t ad er, rowed do th ken in them occupi , 1 1 4 (4 1 - „!?r,Th i _Persor YV` p ro at t qt lt tl t r°4l ' itt e t D b e at to! er - tie gover e barge • ador 4 i necte r i - el , clth -- With the foi;)4kß k r ;`liked v er ti wcl t th e a Ad ~"qty' h e cor t ' acoid Pse ak a th e C q S. h Ah.tlti.74 7 ,,,,, o , :lhi ra . re 1 - ° I 160 s, had ,r the wuje, . r 2. Le. The loyal Highness's coach) ha .e a ca banners. sword, sul and four, t I mourning 0 , Sir R. ( 'oration, waited to 3f the f le corpse The of ne been on each aid and his two of the body supporters . and the si iorters o s of the deceased officers of the r which was occupied by the chic and cushion borne by Clai the body, and the canopy I sion of the service in the choir, a procession was made from thence to the grave, with the banners and banner- relatio before ; the office attended ag with the •e, the chief supporters, who placed themselves at the ,nd the xe, and the as; istant mourners the style; tees to The inter- ded, the standard, banners, banner. were deposited on the table behind . . d the procession, a •anged by th• returned A grand I 'uneral canopy of deceased brea rolls, at the chic Ts of or staves, .ard of if black velvet, was borne over the coffin by six admirals, supported by six small pillars, covered with the same material and crowned by six plumes of black ostrich feathers ; the vallens were fringed with black and deco rated with devices of festoons and symbols of his lordship's victories, and his arms, crest, and coronet in gold. The canopy was removed from over the body a little before it was lowered, that the splendour of the ornaments of the - ..,;Qible to the spectators. comp I] There v be' ght be rende: ivance into the gravE ,e come for letting down the .om the oblong aper- for the purpose of supporting the bier was raised by e machiner ocess:on departed in nearly the same Whc iveu. ,ae Duke of Clarence of St. Paul's he suddenly stormed, and that were borne by the Victory' with one of th n the c the colours I from 1 e four verge she fun money N everal de gallant tars ❑ce of the tattered flags Wales, after nd requested ce, the Cathedral, who have the THE CHARIT e daily admissions to )f Lord Nelson ; the leport,lBt 7; casuals Total, 4 -patients cured, sort, 18th Sept.) PlTAL.—(Weekly iarged, cured, 17 ; re- R INSTI ly in ti erward of troops THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ner of the ecease Knight of , in w of barn SPORTING INTELLIGENCE LATEST BETTING AT D( 10 to 1 a 12 to 1 • 25 to 1 33 to 1 UA6TEIL. I specially for the Americ in demand, as all accounts, pr I and public, speak of trade being g I our own production ood there, particu 3siery especially ERPOOL GENER 100 to 7 asst Mr. Phill ti ergage MARKET, latter c idly to r 265. to d to 70 bb per cw•t. duty paid, and 100 bags brov Importers al Highi the quay, and arrivals having bee not any DUC considerable, .te f NEWCASTI 25 to 1 Mr. Waller's Ephesus—taken. 25 to 1 Baron Rothschild's Hyacinth. 30 to 1 Mr. Death's Convulsion—taken. Pedley's Troussea' 40 to 1 40 to 1 40 to 1 Mr. Combe's Brawn—taker Mr. Payne's Glauca—taken Marquis of Westminster's Plot—taken. THE DERBY, 1853 13 to 1 agst Baron Rothschild's Or s—taken be first e Mr. Duncombe Mr. Ingram's b Alfred t Won ea by five Match, for 50 sovs., was - won by 'Mr. T. Hesseltine's Lady of the Grove, beating Orpheus.—The Stand Plate was won by Mr..Shelmerdine's_Mornipg Star, beating , yen othc riam the was alive at an earl' crowds !n wttne Lave been submitted to; the sales 150 puns. Cuba Muscov recent rates ; the quotations are red The businoss of the week is limited to 130 to Jamaica, wit out change in price -1,000 bags Para Cocoa sold small lot of Trinidad at 345. per cwt., 400 bags Pimento at sd. and small lots of black Pepper at 40. to 44d. per lb.—Rice continues in steady demand, and the sales are 3,000 bags, a 10s. 6d. to 11s. per cwt. for middling to fin 'bite Be Ram : The •evious ter it IS. h na, ana I 300 Surat, lending I ously :ending j Year 1 " 16 -- ISept.l7lthis yr.:Sept.l7l . Sept, 8030: 343630 20050: 87( 63730: j puns. A I CORK, •s have to Vi rigb, SErr. 1( g offal. A officers c of a mourning coach, in which ) lieutenants, as with the other borne in front of a mourning were heralds, habited as befo, , t of the arch, and ranged ie Urea flags o From the late follows •al car, was seamen of the Dllowing order, the bodyco The chief r on chairs at t 'taut n The rela the choir. who followe The car- es were afterwards to mourner. The coronet c King of Ar was on e over it At the con T the whole, Temple Bar- On the ar hie Invilebin on entered ioncion e processiot ry's L-amb ;on, az seven other ovs. Era M.—The a ognita was beautifully fine, ved by the rain EyUnion Stakes, of 10 sovs. each, h ft, with 100 added Lord Clifden's Pelion, 2 yrs, 6st 101b.Charlton 1 Lord Derby's Longbow, 3 yrs, Bst 121b.Butler 2 Six others started. Won after a very fine race by a Cleveland Mr. Combe's B Two of of 20 sous .ch, h ft, w h 60 added. 3vadne, 7 awn, sst 81b started. N 'Aldcrof Kendall 2 epstakcs, of 10 sots each, with 58 Mr. Merry's Lambton, Bst 111 b...... Marlow 1 Mr. Hawke's Towton, Bst ilb ....... Bumby 2 Mr. Woffenden's Queen, 85t 111b—Templeman 3 Five others started. Won easy. subs. Handicap Sweepstakes, of 10 sovs. each, with 50 added, were won by Mr. Morris's Charity, beating Jaquenetta, anb seven others ; The Foal Stakes, of 100 sovs. each, were walked over for by Lord Exeter's Stockwell ; Scar borough Stakes, of 20 sovs. each, were won by Captain Scott's Allegro, beating Phantom. FRIDAY, SEPT. 17.—There was a large attendance to day, the best card of theweek, and the weather delightful. Park Will Stakes, of 50 sovs. each, h ft. 24 subs. Mr. J. Parker's Bird on the Wing.. H. Goater 1 Mr. Merry's Sally .. Hirsuta and Caloric also ran. Won in a canter. Don Stakes, of 50 sous, h ft. Last mile. 5 subscribers. Mr. Merry's b c Hobbie Noble „ Duke of Richmond's b c Harbinger.. Fl a t ma u 2 6t04 on Hobble Noble. Won by a neck. Nursery Plate, of 100 sm., for two year olds. Last mile, Mr. J. M. Stanley's b c Corybantes.. Charlton 1 Mr. Meiklam's b f Ada .. .. Bates 2 Nineteen others started. Won easily by two lengths. Doncaster Cup, value 300 sovs. Two miles and a half, Mr. Stanley's Teddington, Bst 121 b Marson 1 Mr. Morris's Kingston, 7st 71b Flatman 2 Hunger ford, Alonzo, Caracara, Newminster, Truth; and Nancy also started. 5 to 4 agst Kingston, 6 to 4 agst Taddington. Hungerford, who was started to cut out the work for the favourite, took the lead at a good pace, and went over the hill twenty lengths in advance at the gravel road his speed diminished, and at the bend Kingston took it up. Teddington, who now began to draw upon up, passed Hungerfo- Kingston at the distance, obtained a slight' and ultimately won, r caught at the stand r fter asevere race, by a Doncaster Stakes, of 10 sovs. each, with 100 adder were won by Lord Derby's Longbow, beating Alfred tb Town Plate, of 70 so Lerrywheut, 6 , was won by- Mr. Dawson ting fourteen others; 'Match, 200, h ft, s won by Lord Glasgow' e Knight of the Whistle Doublethoug, bea Sweepstakes, of von by Lord Clifden's Sackbui Gregleg ; North of England Produce Stakes, c each, were walked over for by LordEglinton's Cla The stallion Hetma 200 - sovii it, beatin Jocks on Tuesda if died at the Ravveliffe Pad- Gholab Sinzh m Mancheste Mr_ NRI Autumn ,s struck out of the a the sth instant. anthcap Id The Prime Minister, and s ohl quarters at e is report C. L. Thorp has ement ea' to be vb as at Dom er future e d Ellz dam of The Queen , wlth an additional in the Oaks. mie of the late'Mr. it; Stephenson's stud, at , on Wednesday, the weeding filly by Pyrrhus ;er race be located at Sledmere. - The lderstand MJ amen, with a foal Doncaster, and Henrietta, have. been 'removed fro -ed the witted he tookfou Red House, where Stoci the two came round the turn who gave way immediate' 'ell went Alfred the Great, afterwards, ,wing Harbinger and Stockwell in front, the Goodwood nag with a slight lead ; this, however, he was permitted to retain for a short distai3ce only, S ;oci*vell depr increasing his advant ge as ho went on, and winning in most triumphant style by ten lengths ! Daniel Lard Derbv's . br c Umbria! .. Mr. Payne's br c War Whoop Flatman 2 Incense f by Mr. Gieville )y Truth, 1 Plate was won Sweepstakes of 10 ci Derby's Pelion, 1 L COTTON IVERPOO FRIDAY, In the early part of tt ccounts from America, there w iowever, the above advan e withau the marke 16,110 Americ iange, and Surat i lER 17. Mobile New Orlean Bahia, &c, Lwginned LIVERI t our C, attendance of tale d very OL COR? [nt, without change from day. Flour was also dull, and secondary par to purchase; but it is difficult to meet with s. American, and of French we have have little remaining Malt has been in fair demand through the week at rec b new in ket is almost cleared of Egn yet appeared sto 38s per qr. New Oats are scarce 1 in req d old, u ew Meal Indian corn ualiv tt for good r A_ R. fl 61 . Canadian quotation Wheat BRITISF Do. do. new 5 6.. 5 9 Do. white ...6 6.. 6 9 Danzig, 5.,. .. Do. do. new 5 9.. 6 a Pomeranean,&c Irish red Do. do. new 5 3.. 5 6 French, &c. Do. white .. Do. do. new -..- Danube I States qr., Eng. ---..- Russian,&c.hard 4 6.. 4 Is 60tb. Sc. Sz Irish 3 4.. 3 7 Egyptian Malt, 14 qr. Eng... 54 0..58 0 Barley, V. 6 0 11 , Do. Irish 47 0..50 0 Oats, la , 45th 2 5.. Oats, 113 , 45tb., Beans, 14. qr. Eurp 32 0., Eng.&Ecteh, old 2 9.. 210 lo , 48011) Egyptian 28 0 Do. Irish, old 2 2.. 2 7 Peas, v qr. - Do. Do. new 2 2.. 2 6 Ind. Corn, , Beans, y. qr. Eng.. 33 0..37 0 Amer. yellow Sc. 8r Ir. 30 0.. 31 0 1 33 0..35 0 Peas, qp , qr. Eng Flour, 2801 b, Seconds Fine Superfine Extra Oatmeal, 19 , 240th., • Irish lO 0..22 0 IDo. whit e .... 28 6: :i5 6 French, yellow.. 29 0..29 6 Do. white .. 28 0..28 6 Thrall & Galatz.. 29 0..29 6 lour, 13 , Uri. 1961 b, Canadian, sweet 20 6.. 21 6 U. States, do. 20 9.. 22 0 Do. & Can. sour 19 0..19 6 Frncll, 4) sk 280/b 31 0.. 38 0 o 0.. 0 0 28 0..30 OF 31 0.. 32 0 34 0.. 36 0 LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, MONDAY. SEPT. 20 The supply of Sheep and Cattle at our market to• somewhat similar in number to that of last week, Sheep, and 2,89; Beasts. The demand for all kinds of stock was good, and the full quotations of this day se'nnight were obtained. Sheep were also in fair request. Beef is quoted at 4ad. to 50., and Mutton 52d. to 61d. per lb. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 The demand for Beef has this week been somewhat more active; prices remain as before, but holder§ meet buyers very freely. The sales of Pork have been on a retail scale, at about former rates. Bacon continues a slow sale, without change in price. The stock of Lard having become much reduced, and the demand having been active, prices have advanced during the week ss. to 6s. per cwt., with the sales reported at 150 tons. Cheese is inquired for, but none here. The season for Grease Butter is nearly over. IRISH PROVISION MARKET MONDAY, SEPT. 20, We have experienced a very good business d, nce our last report, and all qualities have met with a reac sale on arrival at our extreme quotations 81s to 82s; Clonmel, Carrick ;d Wexfor fast, 78s to 81s; Banbridge and Col, ;s ; pickled Cork s 18th inst., both inclusive 263 bo -12,106 firkins, ~ 137 brls. Butter; 32 bales Bacon ; 9 hhds. Ham Arrivals of Butter from Ireland into Liver April to the 11th Sept., 1852 216,345 firkins, 3542 kegs, 14 crocks, 7713 boxes, 5952 barrels ; equal to 254,677 firkin From the sth April to the 13th Se 3331 kegs, 19,544 crocks, 8754 boxes, LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET ; SATURDAY, SEPT. 18. s. d, s. d. Hay, old, at 0 6 0 S (Potatoes, New s. d. a. d 3 0 - Ditto, Green .. 0 12t Cattle 0 0- 0 0 Vetches 0 0— 0 0 ITurnips, ton. 111. 0— 20 0 Straw Wheat . 0 0 32'Carrots 0 0 - ST. JOHN'S PROVISION MARKET, SATURDAY, SEPT. 18. Ditto; For ;u0 0 - 0 0 , and a 21, 1852. Elii, hence THURSDAI SEPT. 1( ARRIVEI •garet, (s,) Et SA I LED.—Bhurtpoor, Bainbridge, a New Orleans—Constantine, Duyree, at York—Falcon, Hutchins. Quebec—J Vranii, Ayres— Triumfante Irene, M West ( Two Sis a Lond with pumps Choked,' in consequen giving way, and part of the can pump-well. —The C for Liver was destroyed by fire, "rew ver, in the White Sea, A FRIDAY, SEPT. 17.—Wind A RRlVED.—Hortensi and Traffic, Scott, Arct Boetcman, f SATLnD.—John Stuart, Perris, and I New York—Kalamazoo, Taylor, Phil Champion, San Francisco—Dyson, Joh Fish, Sedglcy. and Johana Cathatina, E Bombay Luliro, Husi Loran, n—Jolian arg—l.Jui o thrcougt round on the wn 160 im, Ric 'ind 1., light nd Ata lsina, B Thompson, for Mitchell, New Iwce, Wilson, Wade, Lisbon bore at (wheat) getting into the effreys, of Newport, iduth of Panel ,sengers saved, verp—Theodore Isaac Wright, Abeel, for ladelph ia—Cumberland, Inson, Valparaiso—Pilot Kjelnistrom, Itio Janeiro combe, Monte Video— to 15s 0 n the ISth a the 18U )n the 14th inst Esq., of Linnholr Val to Jane. ( tine G. Faithful, M.A giner of the lat 15th in Rev. J. Kingsley, Mi*. - C youngest dauzllter of 113 On the 15th it son of Richard Chester, to Emil Esq., solicitor, ( London, by the Rev. D of Micc Fletche son of JOhn Fletchei second daug Rodolph Z this town On the 15th inst., at St. John Ann Hobson, of Miss Martha Prou Capt. ( On the 4th ins )lin Colley, of t ate profesEc Fredericton tish IS'o'rth Americ On the 11th i and 10 months, change-station. Wilkinson, s grave, of F. _ Ou the I town, to Mis On the 16th inst., at St master•mariner, to Miss Cl Seine day and place, American ship Clara 1' town. the Rev. T. F. 'Redhei chant, to Helen, young of Rock Ferry. >ell, Den ia—Ca Bessy Jane, It mina 11th .ke, mcum- loaded with cott prevent - I ioor, B . Air. Ira I Pitt-street, rl to Mrs. er of J Ilia, eldest acturer, of he Rev. .T. s town, to kt`Callunt, by the Rev this town. svdeti, by the .own, to J ~ an ;s-hall, and of ', Richard, y of Man- .er. James hvn, second o Anne, grove, i., of Er ns, of this Thomas Hair, ard of the I nor, of this Try, by the )ssisted by- Usq., mer- Rev. C. H. itt-street, lerness to master- Lriner, to w of the late co. Bentley, aged i year I-man, Ex- Mr. E. Jr. J. Cal. er of B. I :11, John H arch, Mr 's Churc Lincoln the pm 4 . by the 1 ~y~,Pa iltii.4,i tt lh a f te _7,-;ina e a, • 'Pap'ed u r in th e 4,140' t e e th b r ,Pon the i re m • 111' ANNNyi-, ~.._ ~,Nt4,,' t;bk riaT 4 .-- VO h '' D r4 Pet, e6s re ; rew, " t lf, 4 di 4 too ll s "riding at inte.. 1, p t N t .. 8, Scots Greys, precede,. 1" , "t1 Y, th ~ , ,,L'ct ,o 4 t With 1 1 4 Dead AZ as, ;" detachm, ,Nfp Att ri '°c3t, j'elve field-pieces and tumbrils ittOti q, i ti „ 0 clear the way ; messenger o, ;t1 1 ,, ; l e f t " ta, earning coach, with a badge I :th 'Ol s,r suoulder, his staff tipped with k o ttla• laek se net ; air conductors in mourn, Ilt , ')he staves (1, 4 1 4 l's f ro headed u. 444tt k cl oak to Greenwich Hos t ,. 11(1 bla ck staves in their hands ,111k',• ordia ATajesty's ship the Victory, i ttk. 4 l 4 ',N 4atY dress, with black necker %4.k co witn their h t • a s I lt ) th t Rs t • ,Of , repet... heir badger, ......_ Iviatlns (:,, sot mpeter ; Roug. '. 1 . 1 ' 4 ',1d ' Ili% (alone Ina mourn ing coach), in I toi ,e 4 ~,auourd over his cloak, black tl?ett,,,aelib, in ° y es ; .the Standard borne in I ' l 4 l i c : i ti by Which was a captain of the t kelheaelt ciol? lieutenant in their full 1,\41,,,5ta,„ 1 waistcoats, breeches, and t') 11,i'tt4a to'„,r9and their arms and hats ; Of tee t.atvant of Arms (alone in a tyB as R o ut Yrth„nloup • '‘ouge Croix. The guidon t,,cavy.,"ung coach, 4, —,* • 1 de o b ore sitnPorted by tl't tpsed,ia"d sopport ottiil,elti Iva,cll, tn. ourning t q ..6, t,l%slilirjee:},,'s w, 4 t ' q tl 41'1; PhYsimcrP'a-ta" 4 ti ll ' '' , l ' i " ow"' of t' A tit, ~a 1 •,, 'cal hauit, tr% to tteh '-'",, a,z3 secret, 41Qtte' Trumpets. 11,6yal Dragoon "' 4 naouraing-coach) habited 4 with viscounts watermen of plan was a ro lieutenants the standard a mourning. . in mourning '9m the Com. deceased in a chap!aius of D SCHOOL ones, Liverpool, linen draper, Sept. 24, Oct. 15, at at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy; so- Williams, Liverpool ; official assignee, Mr. Turner, verpooi. Alexander Forfar, Dunstable, straw-bonnet manufacturer. Lewis and Matthew Worms, Queen-street, Cheapside, Lon- Llellj4llWi Henry George Quilter, Birmingham, grocer. minghatii, grocer Alancheste ien merchant, PARTNERSHIPS DlSSOLVED,—Williamson and Heywood, Preston, cotton manufacturers—Stevens and Park, Manchester and Macclesfield, architects—J. S. Deane and Co., Liverpool, general merchants—R. Driver, S. Leaver, and J. K. Sutcliffe, Haliwell, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers ; as far as regards J. K. Sutcliffe—Knowles and Higgins, Birkenhead—E. C. and R. Barber, Newton Heath, Lancashire, manufacturers of nap thn—R. and NV. Sherwin, Macclesfield, brush makers—Macrae, and Tomlinson, Liverpool, general brokers. Friday, September 17, 1852 Charles Sewell Harris, Liverpool, pawnbroker, Sept. 28, Oct. 28, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court : solicitors, Messrs. Wason and Fletcher, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool. Thomas Staley, Stockport, grocer. George Gilbert, late of Nottingham, builder. Benjamin Balls, Birmingham, perfumer. Alfred August, Norwich, ironmonger. Henry Allison Barker, City-road, London, coal-merchant. David Marriott, Oxford-street, London, draper. George Clapham, Whittlesea, Cambridge, watchmaker. Duncan James Macellar and Charles Hainpson, Gresham- Ann_ Rbawl k -warehous —.- street, Lor eARTNERSHIPS.DISSOLVEDt—LIoyd and Davies, Liverpool, grocers—J. Sparks end Co., Liverpool, provision merchants— H. Greenhalgh and J. Holford, Manchester, watchmakers—L. Talley and H. W. Knowles, Manchester, cotton - manufacturers —J. and T. Parkinson, Bury, brassfounders—Brearley and Schofield, Trough tyke Mill, near Bacup, breakers-up of cotton MARKETS. MARKETS FOR MANCH' EST MANUFACTURES. ige of mo week, at the close o —We cannot report any elm The market for Yarns Opened 1 the previous one ; but since Tuesday ther ewhat of a re Merman buyers sti moderate limits ; and, although there has been somethin g doing in anticipation of the Indian mail, it has been to no great extent. Manufacturers keep their orders well covered, and they find their sorts of yarn not very plentiful, and ex ceedingly firm. In the Goods market the demand is still upon printing Cloths, which fetch full prices, with an advancing tendency. Shirtings, 36in., ate in moderate demand, whilst 39in. to 40in. 61bs. to 81bs. in weight, are rather more inquired for. Domestics and other heavy goods are in sufficient demand to take off the production, but any advance it is still more difficult to obtain. I confine tt operations within very ROCHDALE.—The flannel market has been rather quieter, and the merchants have purchased more sparingly. Broke wool continues yet very scarce, and high prices are asked for it, which the, manufacturers can ill afford to pay, at the prices they are now receiving for their pieces. MACCLESFIELD.—The state of trade with our manufacturers continues more satisfactory than for some time past, and the weavers are better employed. There has been a moderate demand for thrown silks, both from the trade here and for exportation. LEEDS.—Our markets have been more abundantly supplied with seasonable goods, and, in consequence, there have been brisk markets at our Cloth Halls. There has also been a full average delivery of goods to direct orders. The mills continue in full operation ; and prices are firm, with rather an upward tendency on seasonable goods. Some few of the larger buyers have been down as well as many drapers from the country, and in consequence, business has been brisk in the warehouses. NOTTINGHAM.--The lace and hosiery businesses do not ap pear to improve, as some ant'c.: - .ated, but still great confikuce is entertained, by well-informed persons in each trade, that we ahau yet have a fair season for goods,, up till Christmas, Codfish O 5 0 54 Peaches .... , 1 4 0 0 Apricots—. O 8 0 0 Damsons ... O 8 1 0 ,Green Gages 0 2 0 3 Fc -- 0 10 0 11 Ducks 1 0 1 4 Turke 1 0 1 2 Geese .... 0 0 -- 0 0 doz. 0 0 0 0 .qt. 0 2 0 2 B,i; couple 3 6 - Eggs *l2l 5 6 C 0 !Rabbits,* cple. 1 9 2 0 Potatoes.* peck 0 9 0 11 Pigeons 0 9 0 0 Filberts I 0— 1 2 Grouse.. *brace 5 6 0 0 Cueunabers,each 0 3 0 4 Black Game Cherries —*lb. 0 —0 0 Partridges .. 36 0 0 CORN MARKETS. MANCHESTER, SEPT. 18.—Prices of Grain and Flour have been steady during the week, with moderate demand for each article of consumption. No disposition is shown at our market to-day to purchase more of any article than is necessary for present consumption. Fresh old and good new samples of Wheat support former rates, and the same may be said of Flour. Oats move slowly at late rates, as also does Meal; new 235. Beans scarce, and again is. per qr. higher; good dry new would bring 345. to 355. of which was of PRESTON, SEPT. 113.—We had a large supply of new Wh eat prime quality, and in fine condition, and from our neighbouring growers at our market to-day, the bulk hay ing a good attendance of buyers, the sale was brisk, and a clearance soon effected at about 6d per windle over the rates of this day se'nnight. Red, 18$ to 20s 6d ; white, I9s 6d to 21s 6d per 220 lbs. Foreign nearly nominal. A few parcels of very fine new Beans were sold at 14s to 14s 6d per 220 lbs. New Irish Oats 25 7d per 45 lbs. Old firm at late rates. New Oat meal sold slowly at a decline of 6d per load, whilst old met a slow sale at a similar abatement. Choice 23s 6d ; general qua lities 22s to 22s fid ; old 21s to 235, per 240 lbs. WAKEFIELD, SEPT. 17.—There is a short supply of Wheat 0-day, and the best descriptions of new are sold readily at full prices, whilst inferior samples are rather neglected; old is claiming more attention, and held firmly. Oats and Shelling are the turn lower. Barley is oiteriii& more freely. Beans continue scarce. e," Jone fham; a wn. Char Canibula Chester, Johns, Bth Ju y; and I Louisa Marie, Herde - iichee, hence Ann Mitchell, Wilkie, hence at Antilla, 17th July. Helvellyn, Harrison, hence at Colombo. Integrity, Borros, hence at Moulmein 22nd June. Dumfriesshire. sailed from Sincapore I4th July, and Bella Marina, 18th, both for this port. Chrisolite, sailed from Whanapoa 9th July, and Elizabeth, 10th, both for this nort. 17th July. 10th July ; an Sir H. Pottinger. for this port 25th Jun€. Elvira, Graham, sailed from Mauritius 21st June, and Ta merlane, 6th July, both for this port. Nemesis, White, sailed from Madras for this port Sth Aug. Young England, Robertson, from Sincapore for this port, at Anier. cl Versailles, sailed from Shanghae Hyperion, Parker, sailed fm. Bombay for this port 24th July. Robert Pulsford, King, sailed from Saugor 17th July; The Duke, 20th; Mary Somerville, 28th; Isabella Harnett, 30th July; Hindoo, 3111 Aug.; and Cordelia and Robina Mitchell sth Aug., all for this port TheF •ound at IV sung 14th July SINGAPORE; JULY 30—The arrivals from Great Britain, during the present month, have been the Bangalore, Antilla Ann Mitchell, and Otterspool, with large supplies o f cotton ' goods, mostly landed in a damaged state. CAILCUTTA; AUG. 7.—The Lliiabeth, Carlyle, of Greenock, from Akyab for Queenstown, has been totally Wrecked on a rock between the Andaman Islands ; crew saved. The Robina Mitchell and William Carey, both from Live r p oo l , h ave badly damaged a considerable portion : of their carg oes. The former --". repairs before she can goods : the latter has been )eked here HoNo Ko .eola, of Liverpool, from San ed on the Babuyan Islands, 6th July; cre NDAY, S Find SS ARRIVED.—Thomas Lee, James, from Moulmein (sailed 27th April)—Bambee, Ealest Islaceio—Charles Holmes, Cockell, St. On the the 13t A. Orr( Lged 88, r and draper. :er, Standard Jeffery, Esq., of L 6 On the 14th inst., at Pearl John Dobson, Esq., late of t r Prest On the 14th it of the Blackbur t Warringt Vm• Bather, the service of the Blackburn family for a lo On the 14th inst., at Southall son, Esq., merchant, of this for tip Thomp On the 15th inst., at Birkei infant son of Mr. James Noble Edward, On the 15th inst., at Peckforl daughter of the late Mr. Bagnol rriet, eldest On the 15th inst., in Wesley daughter of the late John C( Cheshire. , Ann, eldest II igh Leah, On the 15th ins , gate, after a few 1 Cliff, Rams le celebrated architec On the 17t father of Mr,. Thomas - Stanley ach and cab On the 17th inst., Thomas Ga Robinson, of Warrington. - n of Thomas On the 18th insl at his resid oad, Birken. .ged 66, John Saul, late On the 18th inst., aged 48, Anne, the Ayrton, wine merchant, of Chester. Mr. William latOenNtichielollaBsthAisnpsitiia,ll,geEdsq4.o, Marg hter of the On the 18th inst much lame George P. Perry, 4, Lansdowne ;t son of Mr: at 56, C On the 19th inst., Hodson, Esq., surgeon, ant Wright, Esq., merchant, of L On the 19th inst., at Birkenhen James Smith, Esq., of Sheffield. ughter of the latej wife of Thos: Waldron :er of the late On the 20th inst., at her r 61, Elizabeth, relict of the la ence, 14, Torbod Ir. J. IL Johnson, -street, aged of this town. On the 20th inst., at l..tieblure, in the 49th year of her age, Robins, wife of George Grant, Esq., of this town. A con t. :!e, Clanglit er-mariner eloeofoe,l4 1 ' of , h 1 )0 ep :e. EP di :A Olt. e •- eh ro nt ;stel )0 ii o e 0 g' 4 o d 4 0 1 4 i 1 ter,l :obert rp: et,