The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-05 00:00:00

1847. ttmversary • 4 egdtl i atthe y, the Rev' as a numbei the swarthy' it number of tioni many'' and edam much larger sample and ing induced s. At this Ty interest.. he visitorar ;y of detailS After the ►sies, and a ice of these he ground, 'set Chron. with the t one hun- sit her re day last, a no " obj ec ler Christ-. arle by the ge station y, she had a cord to 3s suitable tion, with it was ill. assenger-, shed with varded by Lon being lay morn val at thee pig being nan took 'lce of the tossatisfy unt, and , ne'Gaz, nd a half r Adver- its " the ght have g TBS, and be j:rons twudent, as been import— ;hat the original esire for !id_ that has had ain. It Ind and trcity of indidate though yet;" IMe the' bAbes -; was 110 )ectable ded up and the ay be ml, l co t : of. the Te have of our ; off fix Dstess" public means Inds of e Rev..- te con— there ;ed the d front w011 o— 3, and of the ily de-. ws; to whole nation es ; of stands of the DO,OOO aason.; -corn, uture. keep a the d fur- The 2,000 )nt to ere in 4,000 Jan. 5; Madefra . iental.... Dec. 20 Next Mail WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, JANUARY 1. The arrivals of all grain are large, and there are many sam ples from vessels near at hand, so that we may expect heavier supplies next week. We have a fair inquiry for all descriptions of Wheat, at an advance of 2s. to 3s. per quarter. Barley Is. to 2s. dearer. Beans realize Is. per quarter more money. Oat sell at an improvement of id. per stone, and Shelling Is per load. Malt fully 2s. per load higher. Zirt l 4s, ,iflarriagrs mai Dratbg. BIRTHS On the 28th ultimo, in Sackville-s' Mr. J. B. HIGNEIT t of a daughter. IRISH CORN MARKETS, J ANUARY 1. The grain markets are again up, - with the largest demand H. CP E n s t H he E 29 u3 th y u , l o t f itn a o s , o i n n . Park-grove, Tranmere, the wife of Mr that we have ever known. We are now importers of grain and On the 30th ultimo, in Grove-terrace, Kentishtown, the wife bread stuffs to a lar extent, instead of exporters, among of C. W. WOOD Esq., barrister-at-law, of a daughter. which are imported t o cargo es of barley for Ireland, from On the 31st ultimo, the lady of CHARLES MOZLEY, E sq ., London. We fear than the American ports being now shut, ex- Mount-pleasant, of a son. cepting one or two, will hardly be able to keep us going for the On the Ist instant, the wife of JOHN CAMPBELL, Esq., of next four months, befosre relief can be had on a large scale, or South Hill-place, of a son. at all commensurate with our necessities. street, Everton, the wife of DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, J ANUARY I . ' MARRIED. On the 14th of August last, at Christ Church, Sydney, by the The supply was much larger than expected, especially of Rev. R. Allwood, chaplain to the Bishop of Australia, JOHN Sheep ; prices rated dull :—Coarse Beef, 2s. per cwt. down, and THORPE, Req., of Sydney, to CAROLINE COLEMAN, daugh- Mutton, id. per lb. Beef, off sink, 40s. to 50s. • a g oo d deal for ter of the late ADAM ELLIOTT, Esq : , of this town. slaughter was at 325. to 345., net ; Mutton, 511. to 6d. per lb. On the 21st ultimo, at ahton-n-Mackerfield, T. T. The present market, with probably a few more, we consider ASPINALL, jun., to miss A. NAYLOJL. The bridegroom and will be exceptions to the general trade, which is likely to rise. The open winter has kept Cattle in tolerable order, and Sheep . thisare n k o i r i - d p pressed stocks ed on i n the i market mes lik like y th m e a p n r y e , sfernotm. theyeailnssteecaudryit,y6doi. his father are both named Thomas, were both married on St. to 60. per lb.; Pigs were in good supply; heavy kinds onl Thomas's li re the bridegoom was born on St. Thomas's Day, and married on the 21st day of the month, aged 21. M . MARY On the 25th ultimo, in Oswestry, Mr.. JOHN BIBBY, son of run on, at 445. to 465., being 2s. advance oti the week. Y Mr. George Bibby, Esq., Llanrhaiadr, to iss i WYNNE, of Oswestry. On the 26th ultimo, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. THOMAS WILLIAMS, to Miss JANE DAVISON. Same day, at St. David's Church, by the Rev. W. Hughes, Mr. JOHN PHILLIPS ? to Mrs. MARY EDWARDS. Same day - , at St. David's Church, Mr. OWEN OWENS, to, Miss MARGARET LEWIS. Same day, at Amlwch Church, Captain WM. ROBERTS, of the schooner Intrepid, of this port, to ELLEN ISAAC, daugh ter of Mr. J. HUGHES, of the Castle Inn, Amlwch. Same day, at St. Mary's Church, Cheltenham, Mr. JOHN BATE, to MARY EMMA, d aug ht er of the Late Mr. T. DRAPER, of that town. On the 27th ultimo, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. C. H. Burton, M.A., Mr. HENRY MARSH, to Miss MARY LIGHTON. Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. WM. CHAPMAN, teacher, Northwich, to Miss HANNAH COWBURN. Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. JAMES ALLEN FERGIE, ironmonger, to ELIZABETH ANN, daughter of Mr. H. COLE, hatter. Same day, at the Collegiate Church, Manchester, Mr. G. LINNXUS BANKS, of this town, formerly of Manchester, to Miss ISABELLA VARLEY, of Cheetham, near Manchester. On the 28th ultimo, at Manchester, HENRY, youngest son of the late JOSEPH HARRISON, Esq., of Birkenhead, to SARA, youngest daughter of Mrs. BRIGGS, of Atherstone. Same day, at Sephton Church, by the Rev. R. Walker, FRANCIS WALKER BARNES, Esq., surgeon, Everton, to SUSAN, youngest d aug hte r o f th e late G. BARK, Esq., of this On the 29th ultimo, at the Crescent Chapel, by the Rev. J. Tunstall, Mr. WILLIAM BEARD, of Great Coggeshall, Essex, to Mrs. GEORGE ROBINSON, of Manchester. Same day, at the Friends' Meeting-house, Brigflats, near Sedburgh JOHN JACKSON, of Warrington, to MARY HANDLEY, only daughter of John H an dl e y, of Northwaite, Same day, at Christ Church, by the Rev. B. S. Clarke T. THOAIPSON of Douglas, Isle of Man, to Miss A. of Go lcar, near HUddersfield Smile day, at Mansfield, Woodhouse, Notts, It. GILL, Esq. to FANNY SUSANNAH, daughter of the late Col. NEED, a Sherwood-hall, Notts. Same day, at Lymm, Cheshire, by the Rev. W. M'lver, M.A., Mr. J. WALTON, of Bedford, to MARGARET ANN, second daughter of the late HENRY WATSON SHERRIFF, Esq., of this town. Same day, at St. Martin's-in-the-Fields, London, by the Rev Septimus F. Ramsey, Mr. JAMES ARGENT, to ELLEN second daughter of Mr. JOHN WILSON, both of the Strand. Same dal', at Overton, Fiintshire, Mr. - HENRY HUGHES of Basingstoke, Hants, to JESSIE, youngest daughter of tlu late Mr. 'WH ITEHOUSE MONK, Of ParlZgat.,. On the 30th ultimo, at Christ Church, by the Rev. F. Ould, Mr. J. C. BOND, of Manchester, to ELIZABETH, second daughter of the late Mr. WM. ROBERTS, of this town. On the 31st ultimo, at Trinity Church, by the Rev. T. Bibby, Mr. JOHN HUGHES, youngest son of Mr. H. Hughes, sail maker, to MARY ANN only daughter of Mr. WM. DEAN blacksmith, Orrell, near Wiga n . , Same day, at St. B. s Church, Mr. FLETCHER, inn keeper, Brunswfck Dock, to M rs . THOMPSON , l ate of the Railway Tavern ' Park-lane. Same day, at St. David's Church, by the Rev. J. Fawcett, Captain JOHN FRANCIS FAWCETT, of the ship Duncan, to HELENA, youngest daughter of R. CALL, Esq., of Whitby. Same day, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. Mr. Green, Mr. G. M. SWINDELLS, formerly of Macclesfield, to DOROTHY TODD, youngest daughter of the late R. BOARD MAN, Esq., of Blackburn. M is ich to a w el o 's , to Church, HAN N T A ox H te , th el - d p e a s r t k, do P o E g T h E to ß r TAs Smtr cE e ß d , a li y, sq a . t ' o S f t. th of the late JAINIES GOING, Esq., of Dublin. 'On the Ist instant, at Woodchnrc h, Cheshire, by the Rev. J. C. Prince, Mr. CHARLES VERSCOYLE GARDAND, to Miss JANE ANN PINNINGTON, who was given away by the Rev. Samuel Fenton. Same day, at St. John the Evangelist's Church, Toxteth park, by the Rev. James Hassall, M.A., the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON, Curate of All Saints', Newton H ea th , near Man chester, to Miss ISABELLA CHAMBERS, of Rock-house, Bath. On the 2nd instant, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. C. H. Burton, M.A., Mr. WM. NOWLAND, upholder, Dale-street, to ELIZABETH, daughter of Mr. JOHN PAGE, auctioneer. On the 4th instant, at St. David's Chuch, by the Rev. W. Hughes, Mr. JOHN EVANS, to Mrs. MOOR, both of this town. DIED. New South Wales, Mr. JOHN COYLI Lately at Sydney, formerly of this town Lately, in the Bay of Bengal, by falling overboard from the ship Ganges, on his passage from Calcutta to this port, aged 43, Mr. GEORGE VIBERT, a native of Jersey, much regretted by a great number of friends. On the 2nd ultimo, at Brick-hill, county Clare, aged 99, DANIEL GRIOTT, Esq. On the 17th ultimo, at his residence, in Great Newton-street, Mr. WM. GONDY, provision dealer, eldest son of Mr. William Gondy, of Balleyrwssei, county Down. On the 20th ultimo, at the house of her father-in-law, in Lawry-street, Everton, MARIA, wife of Mr. T. HARRIS, painter, Gloucester-street. On the 21st ult., the Rev. THOS. WIGZELL THIRLWALL, Rector of Ickleford, and brother of the Bishop of St. David's. The deceased clergyman was transacting business in Mr. Veasey's office, at Baldock, when he was taken with a fit of apoplexy, from the effects of which he expired early next morning. On the 27th ultimo, ALFRED, the infant son of the Hon. L. KENYON. Same day, in Northumberland-street, Toxteth.park, in her 44th year, Mrs. ALICIA DOCKRALL. Same day, at Westcourt, MARY, wife of the Rev. C. STE PHENSON, rector of Callan, county Kilkenny, and daughter of the late Lieut.-Gen. Glegg, of Backford, Cheshire. Same day, at Daventry, Northamptonshire, MARY, the wif e Wood, London. of JOHN HOWELL, Esq., of Ardmore-lodge, St. J o h n ' s On the 28th ultimo, at Tewkesbury, Mr. THOMAS BLOX HAM, aged 72 years. Same day, at his residence, in Prince's-nlace. orchestral composer. iuruier Lulu On the 29th ultimo, at Lancaster, Lieutenant JOHN DEN IS DE VITRE, (1781 l) in his 90th year. This gallant veteran's commission, as lieutenant, bears date the 3rd of March, 1781 ; thus he had been nearly 56 years in that rank when he died. He commanded the Biter. . , tne expedition to Ostend, in 1198. Ile was the oldest uuutteti lieutenant upon the list, and wagon the pay of 7s. per dF Robert John Hibbs, (1796!) now becomes the on the Navy List. Same day, aged 33 years, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. JOHN HOULDIG. cowkeeper, of Burlington-street. Salve day. at the residence of her son, in Everton, aged 71 JA.I'VE, relict of S. HEAD, Esq., of Mashron. Yorkshire name day, at Liscary, RHODA, daughter of the late ' Mr. T HELSBT, of Salford. Lein. Lieutenant senior lieutenant pttod by a? Same day, JANE, infant n., Esq., of Wootton-hill. of EDNVARD (MB 59 0-63 0 '&llie ,grey Sime 6y, AIARTHA, wife of Mr. THOMAS SPENCER, of The Moss, Prescot. 52 0 - 55 0 !extra Same day, at Kenyon, aged 48, MARY, relict of the late H EWER, Esq., of Southport. Same day, at his residence, Finchett-house. in his 83rd year GEORGE BLAKE, Esq. He was a nut ive of the united pari she 5 of C,orrie and Hutton. Dumfriesshir, n„,l . - _ 50 0 ;old . - 5 2 iate was well known and greatly esteemed in this town. Retaining the attachment of boyhood .for each other during a long life, in death they have been di .6° r.,- v.orinti niey mingled in ninny stirring scenes, in future years, few have cherished more fondly the spot on which they vere born, by the - - .4,41 tne regard 'of few has been more useful to their native district. While it still feels the stimilus of the example of their prosperous career, none of its inhabitants came to this town withont friends, whom they did not newt ; and on the school-house of the old parish of 47 0 4. Corrie. ich tlipv were educated_ 1,11;-- - 1 6 _ ----y, munificently built the present most handsome one ueca adjoin tra in The family have been long-lived. Their grandmother's age e: ceeded a hundred years, and the united ages of themselves ar three sisters, who died not many years ago, fi ve i n all, extend( e have beyond four hundred years. It is sad that hearts that heat I le past well and so warmly should now be cold. Ln and On th nearly aged 84 ultitho, at his seat, Towne ley-hall, near Burnl( lEGRINE E. TOWNELEY , 'sq., father of sted the southern divis, f the of this county wit. ;Tt, On the Ist instant, a t Hickleton-hall, near D oncaster, in 1 I ea low 76th year, ,... Sir .. FRANCIS LINDLEY WOOD, Ba r t ., father tion XII; eldest d THOMAS Nal . _ _On the 2nd it Flixton 1( RIGHT' EE WRIGHT, - ER,. tant, al is for Ireland led as well as in Upper Islin t of the late Mr. t his r lieuten gam'' ipping Eittrilianut. -~----~- fir IL Jackson, Thompson, from it' Sailed from 1 , 0*.;,,,_ - lontreal at this SATURDAY, 2nd JANUARY ARRIVED.—Jane, Potts, from Garner, from Montreal—Joh. 9 n lay saw a birque on shore above the Traverse. Mary Ann, Brown, from Boston at this port; sailed on the 6th instant. Mount's Bay, Jacobs, from Oporto-at Penzance. Caledonia, (steamer,) Lott, hence at Boston sth instant. American, Lawson, hence at New York. Jenny Jones, Wakeham, hence at Constantinople. Maid of Athens, from Odessa at ditto. King of Tyre, Stephens, hence at Oporto. Ginstnau, and Edward, Chaumet s for this port 19th instant. Luvia, Colonies, hence at Borgo. Verein, Hallman, hence at Pill - au. Brwarting, Rope:cc, hence at Wismar. General Gordon, Smith, from Moulmain; Duke of Welling ton, Lawson, from Honduras ; Eliza Liddle, Clark, from Mira tnichi ; Dominica, from Quebec, and Dirk Hattrick, from Viana, at Cove. LISBON, DecenTher 11.—The Robert Benn, from Bombay for London, was abandoned on the Bth instant, in lat. 45 N, long: 13 W, in a sinking - state. Crew saved. SINCAPOWE..OOI. 16.—The Elizabeth Walker Gillies, from Bombay and Sincapore for China, was destroyedby fire off the Anambes on the 11th instant. Crew saved. WATERFORD, December 26.—The Sir Edward, coal-laden, from Cardiff for Liverpool, was stranded in Tramore Bay yes terday, but came off this morning, after throwing part of her cargo overboard. Sifilmns, e n t e ring he Enterprise, from Liverpool for Newcastle,a enterins the harbour this morning, got on the Herd Sand,and remains. Crew saved. sailed from Bordeaux VESSELS SPOKEN. Hermitme, off and from this port, 17th Dec., in lat. 42, long. 11—John Christian, hence for Chi na , 25th N ov., in lat. 33 Leander, 10th Dec., off Scilly—Ottoman, off Malaga, 21st Nov. —Chili, 22d Nov., off Gib ra lt ar , b y the 'C R C—Midas, at an chor, off Crane Island, 27th Nov.—Vigilant, 28th Nov.—Count ess of Durham, and a fleet of homeward-bound ships, in a heavy gale, in lat. 50, long. 38, between the 10th and 15th December, by the Sir R. Jackson. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 30.—Wind S.E. moderate. ARRIVED.—Peggy, f rom Bordeaux—Bridget, ' Wade, Lisbon —Visiter, Hadgraft, Malta—Promise, Pines, and Baron of Bramber, ,from Montreal—Requiter, Searle, Naples—Berlin, late Baker, and Edward Bousted, Arnold, New Orleans—Fin land, from New York—Alexander, M`Donald, Prince Edward island—John R. Skiddy, Luce, New York—lona, and Pacific, Quebec—Adino, from Rio Grande—Anglesea, from Rio Janeiro —Spartan, from St. Domingo—King Alfred, St. Michael's— Egremont, Boagle, St. John, N.B.—Nautilus, M`Farlane, Ter ceira—Rimac, from Valparaiso. SAlLED. — Camercto, Ojinaga, for Havannah—Bridgetown, Wilson, New Orleans—Aberfoyle, Jones, New York—Ann, Johnstone, Maranham—Norman, Spavin, Boston—Sir John Beresford, Threadgold, Bahia—Abbey Lands, Om, Savannah Emilia, Le Queene, Rio Janeiro—Mischief,. Barrow, Palermo —Admiral, Buchanan, New York—ldea, Quick, St. Michael— Emerald, Jones, Leghorn—Sandford, Sinclair, Barbadoes— Moult, Sladen, Azores—Gilbert Jameson, Harris, and Law Ogilly, George, Corfu—Vix en , Giff en, - ten, St. Thorns. SUNDAY, 3d JANUARY.—Wind E.S.E., fresh. ARRI VED. — Palmyra, from Ostend. Cu A ILED.-11th, S m ith , f or Calcutta—Margaret, Jackson, for ba — Planter, Reid, Berbice—Harriet and Jessie, Connor, and Argyle, Brockbank, Charleston—Frankfield, Robinson, for New Orleans—Scotl an d, Mill s , S avann ah—Eglinton, George son, Oporto—Vigilant, Groendaal, Ostend, and Neptune, Jar vis, Barcelona. St. Lawrence, Newlands, and Dorisana, Freeman, hence at Bombay. ov., al_ . November. Pigeon, Demme, from Antwerp for this port off Torbay. Emily, Nichols, from S':. Michael for this port, at Hayle, with mainmast sprung, Ferris, Scott, sailed from Madras for this port on the 19th of November. Currency, Wainwright, from Shields at Bombay. Hope, Tozer, from Marseilles at Holyhead. — Faugh-a-Bn'llagh;ga l ; auline, Caroline, of Inverness, APKenzie, for Leith, laden with salt, grounded on her anchor this morning, off Woodside, and sunk. Bamarang, Pillort, hence at Colombo. George Buckham, from Calutt at dito. Harvest Home, Carlysle, sai c led a from t Calcutta for this port 4th November. •MONDAY, 4th JANUARY.—Wind S.S.E., moderate. ARRlVED.—Volunteer, Reed, from Rouen, and Industrie, from Ostend. ......—.. Ganges, Aymers, hence at Maritmain. Princess Royal, and Thetis, from the Clyde at Batavia. Woodstock, Nicholson; Viscount Bandon, White; Lancaster, Hullin ; and John O'Gaunt, M'Donald, all hence for China at Anjer. Science, Rees, faom Manilla at Waterford, with loss of fore mast, bowsprit, bulwarks, &c., while lyi ng t o i n a gale on the 23d December, in lat. 47 N, long. 14 W. Vivid, Wilson, from Boston; Lady of the Lake, Smith, and Eliza, Guthrie, from St. John, N.B. ; England, Everard, from Quebec; Challenger, Anthony, from Terceira; Emma, Ros worthy, and Hazard, Owen, from Leghorn, at Waterford. Isabel, Griffiths, h ence f or Ant i gua, at Cove, dismasted in a gale 23d December. Mount's Bay, from Oporto at Kingstown. Z. 8., Bassett, from New Orleans at Dundee. Springfield, Ray, from Quebec at the Clyde. Monarch,' Percival; William Prowse, Thompson; and La nercost, Mann, from China for This port at Anjer. William Ackers, and Helena, from Shanghae at Manilla. Oct., Rea, sailed from ditto Bth Sept., and Ripley, let Oct., both for Cork, and Marmion, Ewing, 30th September, for Falmouth. John Bull, Crawford, from Chusan, and sailed 19th October for Calcutta. Blakeley, Gibson, from the Clyde, and sailed 2 , !th October for Manilla ; Agricola, Potter from Calle; and Victoria, Wil liamson, from this port, all at , Sincapore. Alpha, Merrill, hence at Whampoa. Red Rover, Supple, sailed from Sincapore 13th October, and Orixa, Christian, sth Nov., both for this port. Bahamian; Hawkins, and Earl of Chester, Blackstone, sailed from Whampoa for thi s port 22nd Oct., and Maggie, Jones, for Shanghae 21st October. Queen of England, Pearson, from Falmouth at Hong Kong 30th October. Dumfries, Green, sailed from ditto for • Shanghae on the Ist October. John Dugdale, Kilbeck, and Emily, Austin, hence at Shang hae, and was to sail on her return 27th Oct. Velore, Bell, hence and Hong Kong at ditto. Alecto, Anwyl, and sailed 20th Oct. on her return, and Fa vonrite, Rezey, both hence at Mauritius. Thomas Lee, and Athena, Ogg, from Calcutta at ditto. Douce Davie, Kinney, sailed from ditto for London on the 10th October. • Old England, from Shanghae; Science, from Manilla, and Sultan, from Calcutta at St. Helena. Sophia, from Manilla for Sydney, off Timor Bth Sept. Larne, Nickels ; Jane, M`Dowall ; Lady lluntley,Oldis; Vir ginia, Brown ; and Ondiaka, hence at New Orleans. Lord Seaton, Fitzsimons, from Demerara at ditto. Tory, Sharp, and Laurel, Ducket, hence at Savannah. Rhone, Harvey, hence at Baltimore. Queen of the West, Woodhouse; Franconia, Gannett; and l Parithea, Lane, hence at New York. Royal Tar, Stephens, hence at Alexandria. Mexican Packet, Greaves, sailed from ditto for this port, and Zephyr, Lamb, for Lancaster, 28th Nov. Alexander Robertson, Wilson, and sailed for Constantinople; Argimon, Quinn, and sailed 15th Dec. for Naples; Elizabeth Mary Anne- and George L or d , Amlot hence at Malta. Calotta, Lagona, from Palermo, aind Hector, Jillis, from Alexaneria at Algesiras Roads, and both sailed for ibis port. Emma' d Donnan, and Ze a l ous , Champion, hence at Gib ra lt ar. mp, Jenkins, hence at ditt o in seven ays. Victoria, Evans ; Paguete dos Azores, Trindale ; Especulador, ocha ; and Lucretia, F rew i ng, hence at Lisbon. Ellerslie, Harvey, for Callao at Cove. Euphasia, from Bayonne at Warren Point, having been on shore. Zelwr, Lamb, from Alexandria, with loss of sa il s, and Mex ican P acket, Greaves, both for this port, at Malta. M`Lellan, Rempton for this po r t, put b ack to New York 1 1th Dec., with loss oerudder t head, &c. Hocasi EL, Dec. 22.--Fiducia. Bolhuis, bound for the Clyde, Sprung a leak in th e i ce i n the river Jande_ bph....— ~,- Cl} and 1mh.m.......:,,, -- . 1•11 . _ .....__ . 1 LONDON GAZET7'E.-TUESDAY, DEC. 29 PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. R. Phat an d founders-- Yardley H a l s h aw-moor, Lancashire, iron -W. Wilson and W. Kirwin, Manchester, screw-bolt makers—T. Geldart and J. S. Bolton, Norwich, corn merchants. BANKRUPTCY ANNLLED. Thomas William Clark, Strood, Kent, U brewer . BA NKRUPTS. Henry Brewer, Great Waltham Chelmsford Essex, draper. William Coleman, Whi tshed, Southampton, provision mer chant. Mary Ann Shenston, Brewer-street, Somers-town, scale manufacturer. John Percy Moor, Plymouth, chemist and druggist. John Beddleton Morris, Kingston-upon-Hull, bootmaker. Thomas Norton, Birmingham, builder. • DIVIDENDS. Jan. 19, C. F. Came and M. Telo, Liverpool, merchants— Jan. 19, R. Beckley, Hanover-square_ ron ‘,Er and " zi, vv. z. cramari; Bristol, merchants. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day herein mentioned. Jan. 22, J. Jarvie, Manchester, silk manufacturer—W. Im ray, Liverpool, stationer—Jan. 26, W. Maw, Birkenhead, Cheshire, builder—Jan. 26, H. Ayres, Li verpoo l , j eweller —Jan. 21, T. H. Spence, Newcastle-anon-Tune. tattnr FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. M. E. Pemberton and Co.; Likerpool, ale and porter mer chants—Carroll and Jones, Liverpool, flour dealers—J. and W.. Lees, Manchester, stock brokers—J. Wardley and Sons, Spring Vale, Lancashire, calico printers; as far as regards J. Wardley —Buchanan, Browne and Co., L iverpool, general brokers; as far as regards T. Browne—W . H aynes and J. R.. Tyndall, Man chester, share brokers—J. Crooke and Co., Newton-street, Manchester, packers—T. T. Swire and J. Gouldthorp, Stock port, coal merchants—Wright and Bond, Manchester, chemists —Twiname, Maxwell and Co., Liverpool, corn merchants; as far as regards J. G. Twiname—Mason and Barlow, Longsight, Manchester, payer hanging manufacturers—Davis, Freeman, and Co., Birmingham and Manchester, linen -factors —Finlay and Co., Liverpool, merchants; as far as regards J. Stokes. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. J. Graham, Jewry-street, Aldgate, London, wholesale sta tioner. [g water ucnrcwia IRIS place and was aband oned by the i, crew. BermulasnoN, Dec. 1 9,—Robert Burns, Stewart, from Newport for da, put into thi s port 12th instant, leaky, and line 1. _ c harged part of he r rnr,,.. fn J. B. Crampern, Wharf-road, City-road, London, coal me chant. Los , u go to repair. Albion, Dail, WoZ Quo bee for boikTpa iil i here 14th instant, with ru der broken? bulwarks stove, galley washed away, and other damage. GIBRALTAR, Dec. 16 . —Titania, Alexander, from Southamp ton for Malta, put into this port 11th instant, with lossof main inast. CONSTANTINOPLE. Dee_ 5 --T ;oh. .., rerry, Harlow, Essex, grocer. G. Puckle, Southwark and Mark-lane, hop factor J. Taylor, Liverpool, merchant. E. Jones, Liverpool, ironmonger. W. Kirby, Liverpool, hotel keeper. R. Cooban, Liverpool, brewer. narem, Stevenson, 4, um Rio Janeiro and Salonica for Constantinople, which Was on shore off Barber's Point 2.1 d instant, has got off with little if any damage, and is reloading her cargo. QUEBEC Nov. 29.—Th e M ersey, and Reliance, went on shore at Little Matane 24th instant. The Empress is on shore at Lit_ tle Matane, and the Ha r tl and at L'lslAt • - .Marank nf Luse-11011S don, window-blind maker. W. Poynter, Upper Holloway and St. Paul's Churchyart London, warehousemenl S. Tipple, Norwich, dr a p er . I. Sony, sen., St. Mary-axe, London, merchant. %,.„. merchant. ott-causeway, Lon for Liver SINCAPORE, Nov. fi.:—Prima gouda, Jones, froni Ampann. Moznock,) to Sydney, N.S.W.is reported to have sprung a lea at sea, and been abandoned; fourteen men, reporting then ,selveB part of the crew, have • atiiveu at Banjoewingee. ,No KONG, Oct. 28.—Aqua Marina, Connolly, from Shan hae for London, arrived here 3d instant, with loss of starbom topgallant, bulwarks, &c., having encountered a severe typhoc loth ult., but proceeded on the 9th instant for her destinatiol Wind S.S.E., light Terceira—Parph, The_Millon, of and for Jersey, from Pasbebiac, was aban donthil'n lat. 44, lon. 44. Crew taken off by the lanthe, arrived .A. , The Nindsor, (steamer,) for Belfast, has put back with tri 'TUESDAY, DEtIOeftER 29.—Wind S.E., light. tinfr, damage, having run foul of the Wellington, from Quebec AhRI'VED.—Sir Howard Douglas, Ogilvie, from Bombkvr - -= thht was lying at anchor a little below the rock, and damaged Sweden, Shaw, froln :INVw Orleans—Republic, Landes, tichn her considerably. I 13 altimore—Sir H. Shepherd, from New York—Euclid, fronrgt. Prim,. t 1.,...,t. ....... Stephen , s —AT...... . ..... . . . .....,,e mewellyn, from Truxillo at Cove. .... , ,a.c. a ts -- 1 , 4 ew xi aegaret, Ager, from Shanghae and Sincapore Joseph Yeoward, from Trieste at Cove. '—Keying, from Virginia—Agamemnon, and Wallis, from FALmouTo, December 30.—The Siren, of Sunderland, from l auebec -- , - Wizard,:fi)m.—. ,_, Kutch to Falmouth, was fallen in with, with three feet watered SAiLED.--Colombi an , Merryman, Philadelphia"= — N r tw Worlu, her hold, and abandoned, by the Duchess of Leinster, arrived Skiddy, and Nicholas Biddle, Knight, for New York—Petrel, h ere. Todd, for Africa—Abeona, Wilson, for Alexandria, Egypt— Colchester, Withers. Charlestnn—Hnnpct, Andrpsv. 4%.... A. _ —Wind E., moderate. 4 . St. John, N.B.—Vigilant, 'rom Quebec .vllll MILL itutry —and lies; Grant, Graham, from Pictou. SAILED.—Rapid, Graves for Africa—Pomona, Smith, Alex andria, E—Kondraty Tuleff, Havana—Acorn, Louttit, Hayti—Wilton Wood, Bla ney, St. Lucia—Albatross, Mills, Val paraiso —The Duke, Dady, and Plata, Pringle, Lima—Racer, Pironet, Monte ' Video—Affghan, Black, and Sherbrooke, Vig gers, Savannah—Erin's Queen, Davidson, New Orleans—John and Robert, M`Kechnies Mobile—James White, Turner, for Charleston—Auguste, Kirkhove, Ghent, and Dankbar, Claas sen, Pillau. Alice, Ayshford, hence at the Cape of Good Hope, and sailed for Mauritius 21st October. Rosa, Patousal, hence at the Cape of Good Hope. James, Salmon, hence at St. Andrew: Good Hope, Hemson, And Victoria, Clements, hence at Yar mouth. Richard Currie, hence at Trieste. Ebony, Morgan, from Port Medway for the West Indies, was abandoned 3d Dec., in lat. 41, long. 55. Captain and mate taken off by the Isaac Newton, arrived here, and the remainder of the crew by the John Baring, arrived at London. H.M.S. Daphne, (18,) from Valparaiso and Rio Janeiro at Falmouth. Larch, Laidley, from Callao at Cove, with loss of bowsprit. Lincoln, Murray, from B os t on at Cove, with decks swept. Glenmure, Barrett, from St. Domingo; Stephen Knight, from Viana, and St. Andrea, Apostolo, from Trieste at Cove. BALTIMORE, Dec. 12.—Rio Grande, Siinges, for Liverpool, that put back 23d November, with pumps choked, is discharg ing. Picrou, 15th Dec.—Zitella, Ellis, from Prince Edward Is land for Liverpool, which was on shore near this port 30th No vember, has been condemned and sold. PENZANCE, 31st December.—Martha, Williams, from Liver pool for Syra, &c.. put in here to-day, with loss of foremast, bowsprit, stanchions, &c., and part of the cargo supposed to be damaged, having been struck by a heavy sea 23rd December, in lat. 48, long. 7. s. 6(1. to Sophia, westcott, and Flora, —, hence at Terceira. Socrates, Randle, hence at Calcutta. Harvest Home, 6 arlyle, sailed from S augor Bth Nov. ; Han- BIRMINGHAM CORN MA RKET, DECEMBER 30. nah Salkeld, Robertson, 11th Nov. ; A nn Bridson, Bragg, 14th During the p resen t week English Wheat has realized an ad- Nov.—Benares, B rown, 18th Nov. ; and Hesperus, Kill e y, 1 9t h vance of 2s. to 3s. per quarter, fine red sold a t 26 5. 6d . per 9st. this port ; and Gemima, Benn, for London, 15th 10Ibs. ; white 275. Malting Barley held for a rise of Is. to 2s. per quarter, which checks the sale; grinding Is. per quarter dearer. Beans in good demand, at an improvement of 2s. to 3s. per quarter. Oats move slowly at Is. per quarter more mo ney At Wolverhampton market this day Wheat was 3s. to 4s. per qr. higher, 265. 6d. to 275. per 9st. 101bs. readily made for good and fine qualities; English Beans, 20s. ; French, 208. ; Dutch, 19s. 6d.; Egyptian, 19s. per 1261b5. LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATO MARKET, JANUARY 4, 1847 s. d. s. d. 0 7 @ 0 10 Potatoes, 0 0— 0 0 Kemps 0 6 0 8 Pink Eyes 7 3 7 6 0 0— 0 2 Cups 0 3k— 0 4 Short Tops 6 4 —.6 8 0 3 0 4 Manglewurzel 29 0— 0 0 0 2 0 2} Turnips, 19 ton 2B 0 —3l 0 50 0— 0 0 Manure 5 0— 6 6 Hay. old, 201 b New Clover Grass Straw, Wheat Oat Barley .. . Carrots.. s. d. s. d • LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JAN. 1. Sugar.— There continues a good demand, and the sales amount to 800 hhds. B. P., and 5000 bags Bengal, at very full prices. Foreign.—The demand continues very active, and the sales of the latter part of the week exhibit an advance of Is. per cwt. The quantity sold, which has been chiefly to the refiners, amounts to 300 cases, 350 brls. old brown Pernambuco, at from 41s. 6d. to 425. 6d., 400 bags new ditto at 445., 710 bxs Havana at the quotations, 170 cases old brown Bahia, of good quality. at 4.1 c and o aim a cargo, consisting of about 600 - case new brown Bahia, at 455. 3d., deliverable at an outport. Molasses.—The only sales reported are 30 puns. Antiirua. at thea itio quotations, and a small lot of East India it Coffee.—The transactions of the week are confin. of 300 bags low ordinary Bahia at 28s. per cwt. No sales worth notice in Cocoa, Ginger, or Pimento. Rice.—There has baen a good inquiry, and rather higher prices paid for 2600 bags Bengal on the spot, and 2500 bags to arrive at a price not named. Rum.—No sales reported. . Tea.—The dulness noticed last week has continued through. out the past, and no alteration in prices can be quoted. The Tallow market remains firm ; — Petersburg Y. C. has been sold, off the quay, at 51s. Gd., but 525. is the general price; a few casks North American, of fine quality. broneht 508. ner (mit ed to a sale _ - - Considerable sales of Lard have taken place during the week, rather higher rates have been paid for the finer descriptions, prices ranging from 435. to 465. per cwt. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JAN. 1 The market opened on Monday with an increased in, iii hit fnr +ha Vara, •v• aa, 94A1CM atinuum TO 31,810, of which 20,000 are on speculation, and the depression in prices noticed last week has not only been fully recovered for all descriptions, but an advance of id. to id. in the current qualities of Ame rican has been generally realised in the last few days. After the actual stock was taken yesterday, (which proves wonder fully correct, as compared with the estimated stocks,) the letters by th , . American packet having been delivered, a great demand sprung up, and the sales for the day were 15,000 bales, 10,000 being on speculation, at a further advance of Ad. per lb. To-day, 7000 bales have been sold. 5000 to speculators, and the market closes firm at the above advance. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTOIt' From the 25th Dec., 1846, to the 2nd Jan., 1847, SALES OF THE WEEK 10 Stained 5850 Bowed Georgia f Mobile 1 Alabama and Tennes 13960 New Orleans Pernambuco & Parai NO Aracati and Ceara 440 Bahia and Maceio { Maranham 110 Sawginned 1 Prices paid in the week. 7i - ... Demerara, Surinam, &c 560 Egyptian Barbadoes 50 Peruvian ▪ Laguayra .... Common Vkrst India • Carthagena • Smyrna • Manilla 2520 Surat .... Madras ▪ Bengal COTTON MAT _ ----- The impetus given to the tone of the ma aking has not yet spent itself; the trade pu , nt speculators are still keen. To-day the ni ..as ueen cnieny confined to one hois ),000 bales, two-thirds of it by speculators, loses steadily. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE We have a moderate fresh arrival of Al Malt, coastwise, with a few parcels of Oats fro constitute the chief receipts of home produce quantity of Indian Corn and Flour from liberal, is less than might have been expected, the supplies from foreign countries, since a material amount. The business in Wheat to-day was t- a consid( for home consumption, as well as on speculation ment to Ireland, and the reduced state of stock: check but little the eagerness of purchasers, obtained an amendment of fully 6d. upon gen w and eek.n i many c , eely at 2s. pricases a large advance upon the Flour sold fk barrel_ hr. ,a___ anct bonded,o'ver 1;7:Jun.1)1;1?-8' g Barley, Malt, and Pease 2s_ cec i ail Beaus y 3d. per GOlb. dearer. Egypti a n 301 b., duty paid, and Several floating can ortionate increase of value; other foreie ver, do not nt. Oat En;;lfsh red, new Ditto, white .... 010 6 fold Ditto, white Rye, Eniiish, 7 lp:cir Barley,_ Malt, English ; pale Irish Oats, per 451 b. English & Scotch, nev Welsh Irish, tine qualities _ general do. 'ease, English, white . Do. & Irish .. maple. nglish & Irish, 2nds Ditto, superfine Oatmeal, 44! lb. of 240th. Irish, 1846 Canadian t I Bran, 2416 CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. 3 iv nu tile exception of a good supply of Irii little fresh up from that country, or coastwise two days; t, - American NV is, nowever, a fair arrival Lt, Beans, and Indian Corn, States and Canadian Flom*. of demand in nearly all the ' ea stocks, - particularly of all i and Flour in nearly the s tended at t- icnan advance o Imports ThislVkiThis ' amount ship- )14ers reaaily Of Oatmeal, s, 1 44 0 156 o 1 ,44 0 I equally cks, and duty paid barn •e maintained. pus currency ere soh" English of this y nu) , remains ( noted, upon tr ly at late quotatic THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31 kßitz V F: Dutilus, non en — Margaret and Vera;-- •••• NlTarlat ( 3 011 n, N.B Alontreal— Hicks, chid _ .. at. am,. —ROyal —Sutle allao — Ansiesea ..., Rio J ane i ro — Devon, Betts, S J, Kay, Alira michi — Flora. and YoungQuj krethusa. Leary; Ouzel Galley, Clark ,and Hele n ~;.• Henry H untley, Br-ant l. kj h ainuna, tstearner,) Jautdavia for lan sth Oct o b er at 2 I Senator sailed from B Java, from Brazil at Havannah. gi Barrington. Burton, hence at Savannah. Sheridan, Cornish, hence at New York — C alifornia, Lawsor. ; - Wilson, 7 isu tonhouses ; Britannia, t `ieck, St. i terlee at N Fillanewfoun , Daviedlas ; nd Mayllowt Kei' Pellecrionte, Patarga ltreeze, Stewart hem ..rerY and Tohn Wilson, Al`Rax hence at Venic at Ancona. uuu frtncipe, Moldock, hence at M Nrnhina. Mann, henry sit v., f.orsair, Atkins, from Savtini ll kvannah, With loss of ma i ntopm (:liehrend 'Wilhelm, hence at Ha anaelia. Jadani,;,—, -_ _....., or ice at Bremen. , ohn and Elizabeth, Olsvig ; Falken, Sapling gtrd, hence at Christiansan& John Ill'Kenzie, 111`Kenzie, from Pictou at Washington', Wylie, of and from Baltimore for ilelfast, w olculdofat sea, in lat. 37, long. 66. Crew taken off by tilt_ I)rig oer, of Philadelphia, and pert of them transferred to the Royal 'overeign, arrived here t o In. steanter Urgent, with the mail of this t0n, , ,;-- .-- gkDublin, has put back, with loss ...c e.. havine, 1,...- : itia, Noer the Cl yd, ou, urrived, with damage to p. QtrHim; Dec. 7.—The Mersey, from Quebt on shore at Matane, is breaking up: The Kin, Thames, and Llewellyn, (the two latter loaded below,) are on shore below St. Anne. The Aurelian, Forbes, from Quebec for Pormouth, is on shore below Matane, and the Amy Anne be low Cape Chat. There are, in all, about 27 vessels and several have been log. Sr. Jot... for Lie.ool Lloydi score, c i .. t .ai n vit o iN, N. 8., Dec. 12.—The Pons Olii, of Cork, in pro rom Mirmnichi, got on shore on the Horse Shoe, and rser: • ti " Ala FAX, C. 1,4. The Calcutta, from Quebec for London, .numinQtouSerln7;.%.!:—., Ist instant, leaky. The Joseph Hume, Win' Ist put into Sydney C.B. 3rd instant_ le,ikY• The Ararm, Young from 11„-.___? _ into Syd _ riev _ _ forfor' zrei'4l:ll4nt' AThe orreirliti,tainict°„,.,.lle..::;.,...'" 27th ultimo, with loss or (lolled at sea ivith - T l '`rom L . c oolr for HalifaN IT7 lon. 20. ''Cre=; loss of ruddive .11; e R enewal, f ran !ajien nd . in a sinkinc. :1 and Zus " di: et; IV car ( The Pellew, West, from on zrlpenia, at firt;,A.JaBdolb.wennr,tee:k.etlirl. ultimo, I ,, reF,, from Prince Edwarrrifc_,Z,,el:or"%auleagTtibee' ; A nrreerpbool, was wrecked 'Atli instant, on the Magdalen island - to Mr. Duncan, of Prince-Edw.p.o _ argue, belonging c ' - a tv . azdis Is to _Great . and. fi3O•lno ..nanrilldf:rai;;lcond9 4na front p'rinc'e 1 andWolZl e sif4 ore in the Gut of 4 n : o o T ko; i Stanton, s wrecked Jo tli4. FRIDAY, JANUARY I.—U landbach, Risien, fro Iton--Isnac Newton, nd Innthe. Robin._ Si 'ITC, Chart , ...._ SAii.Z.---Veoznan, Purdonr f 3teele, of and Brazils- I : a ` T Y of the Lake, Simmons, St. Mich Pork—Rosalinda, Hay, Savannah—uoicc ,tlPhia—Blizalohnston, Donaldson, Bahia—l nxleY, Africa --.:Bauer Johns., Q. it Alieh.,,,_ ' ._ froth 0 erprise, Iv( GraW3. Vallier; Huut Wen, bene:. Bra& ind Alien wet, t-neapsute, on, warehouseman. R. and R. Weatherhog, Stone, Kent, farmers. J. Knights, Great Melton and Thurgarton, cattle dealer S. Ward Lill'ennt 1_ a ,ing manufacturer, y +mac, IJLIMIIIII J. Ward; Manchester, engineer. R. Edwards, Huddersfield, woollen draper BANKRUPTS. John Griffiths, Liverpool, wholesale stationer, Jan. 12, Feb. 9, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy : solicitors, Messrs. Chester and Co., Staple-inn, London, and Mr. Tyrer, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Cazenove, Liver pool. nomnson, Wavertree, near Liverpool, builder, Jan. 19, Feb. 9, at 12 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcyand M: solicitors, Messrs. Vincent...and Co., Templ e . London. r To be granted by the Court of RcITI to the contrary on or 5, Thomas Taylor (audit) 5, Charles Caldwell and Co. (audit) 5, Came and Telo (audit) 5, John Sutherland (proof and div 5. , =eurice Seary (proof and dm). •• • • • 5, Richard Foster Breed (proof and div.) 5, Benjamin Peter Mitchell (Ist) 7. Peter Jones and Edward Everett (2nd) 7, William Watson (2nd) 8, David Cook (2nd) 8, Owen Roberts (Ist) imam Jones and Co. (Ist) 11, William Reamer (special) 12, Robert Elliott (lst) uswin (Ist) 12, John Griffiths (Ist) 15, Frederick Wini.,„ I from Lon don HA MPTONSTATIoNi ligh t. ,4.pain ........ Gibraltar ...... . ..... i raye'ra-:--Alliance. Malta &lonian Islands 3rd and 'a ~,,Phica---Josepli Greece and Egypt.... of every ~,„"Pricorn. India, Ceylon. & China month. . aompson ' (I) Brit. Col. in W. Ind. termuda,) For. C 01. (except Honduras, & 2nd , aed I'," 0 Ay. Indies ( except °LT)? it'Zira7deiVr:nexuel a, (2' Inba bay—Mary, ~~, ii W 1 lexic a& .1 Havana . 112nd ( New GTenai FALMOUTH S Madeira, Braz: Buenos Ayres LIVERPOOL S I_ Brit. N. Amerie V. 'States Turner, Liverpool. George White, Chichester, patten and last maker. George Frederick Howe, Chester-place, Kennington, and elsewhere, merchant. Peter Allan Hannaford, Exeter, bookseller. William Gibbs, Welford, Gloucestershire, baker. Robert Kirke, Llanelly, Carmarthenshire, coal dealer. John Wilkinson, Stockton-upon-Tees, wharfinger. DIVIDENDS J an. 2 9, N. Roskell, Liverpool, merchant —Jan. 22, ..7. La. mosa, J. D. Stewart, ajdJ• Matraver_,Skinner-street Dish° s ers—Jan. 22, S. Whseke, F ore-street.' rri,-.R g ate-street, brew gate, wholesale milliner.__ icial assignee, Mr a: l ts e be to the contrary on the Cause yo fmee showti lhton Manchest er alifax, Yorkshire IL Crompton, late of Shrigley, Chester, ht. ancashire, and T. Crompton Manchester, bri id J. Burto n , Middleton Lancashire, c,tton SCOTCH SENESTRATION J. Easto n and J.. Brown, Ca Q mpsie, wrights. S D. Bain. Edinlimrph ATEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOI Jan. District Court, 12 Ditto, 12 Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, 411. Ditto, 12 Air. Thompson's 11 PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST-OFFICE, JAN. 4. Bermu Nicarada st. "'la, and 17th of • ..... month TATION . 441(11 Evug . of 4thp.MSeagulllH. M. Crane I •• • J riot'; every month D ec. 6 Jan. 27 Next :taut. ram ria Cambria .. Dec, 4 Jan, 15 a MARKETS. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET,•DEcEmBER 30. The show of Beasts very short to-day. Of Sheep a large sup ply. The Beef trade brisk, at an advance of fully heavy er lb., the primest qualities realizing bid. per lb. Mutton sale, but not lower. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, JANUARY 4. The supply of Stock at our market to-day has been larger than last week, the principal portion of second-rate and infe rior quality; anything . good eagerly sought after, and sold at high prices ; the remainder met with dull sale. Beef, 54d. to 64d., and Mutton, 60. to 74d. per lb. HULL CORN MARKET, DECEMBER 29. At this day's market we had a good supply of Wheat from the farmers"; our millers being free buyers ? we quote 2s. per quarter advance, with a good business doing; in foreign but little passing, the high rates asked by holders checking busi ness. Barley 28. per quarter higher, with little offering, and a good demand. Oats Is. per quarter dearer. Beans and Pease very scarce, and 3s. to 4s. per quarter higher. LEEDS CORN MARKET, DECEMBER 29. The weather changed here yesterday to a gradual slow thaw. Our navigation has been very much impeded again by ice since this day week, nevertheless the su ppl y o f Wheat to this day's market is good, but only short of other grain. Wheat met a moderate demand at 2s. per quarter advance. Barley scarce, and 2s. per quarter dearer. Beans Is. per quarter higher. In Oats no alteration. Tlll4 tIVERPOOt STANDARD. MARKET S. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, DEC. 29, 1846. Wheat, 184 qrs., 0 aE3 2s. Id. aq qr.: total, .e 571 3s. id Barley, 68 qrs., Is. sd. qr.: total, 4,140 16s. 4d. Oats, 50 qrs., @£l 10s. hl. 7p , qr.: total, £76 17s. 6d, MANCIIESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JANUARY 2. So far as the limited stocks now on hand here allow, a steady business has been done in each article during the week, at ad- vancing prices. At Liverpool an extensive demand for Wheat and Flour has continued for Ireland, for home consumption, and on specUla tion ; and a further rive has taken place in the face of large ar rivals of American-and Canadian NVheat and Flour. At Wakefield (*here the stock of Wheat is much reduced) a good business was done yesterday, at full 3s. advance upon, —ancet this morning, the quantity offering of each article is so limited that there is an insufficient assortment of samples for selection, by either millers, bakers, or dealers. There is a fair demand, however, for Wheat and Flour of all qualities, at an advance upon the former of 4d. to 6d. per 70Ibs, and on the latter as. to 3s. per sack, and is. to 2s. per barrel. Oats are 2d. per bushel dearer, but their high price limits sales. The value of Oatmeal may be considered nominal, as none is AI our'in Malt is fully 2s. per load higher, but the brewers, though disposed to buy, demur to the prices which are now steadily adhered to. English Beans 2s. to 35., and Egyptian 3s. to 4s. per quarter higher; of the latter many are now shipping to Ireland. Pease 2s. per quarter dearer. The market altogether exhibits much confidence, though high prices tend to restrict sales. m of her son-in- 1 BETTY, r( 4th year, '4III - 1 - kiidizAtON JEFFI nut I county of - Salop, and brother of Thoinas 4 not I this town. iOn the 3rd instant, at his residence, Church.streei, Birkei head, THOMAS GREGORY, Esq. On the 4th instant, at New Ferry, SARAH, I SOWERBY. wife of ' M j Same dal 1 SON, Agin Si', Mr„TOTTN DA of 1101-street, in t. LIVERPOOL SHARE LIST. SHARES Thursday's Prices. RAILWAYS, .er. ... 12 32 .. 323 ..1a d . . #d .. 2 3 d.. pa i r p 2 .. 23 p 201 .. 213 p par.. 3 p d.. par 3.. Op 143 ..15 p 2..11 16 .. 17 p 84 .. si p Si • • 8 3: P 23 ..23} n .. nP it I 74 3 p -“. X 1211 Quarter shares 7 4. .. 19 P 21 1 New shares 6l .. n P ~ 5 Glasgow and Dumfries 1 - . l;€ p 1 4 25 Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock 17 .. 17i p 12+ Half shares IV .. 84 P 14 Preference shares * If p 2 Goole and Doncaster .... 15 ' Great Grimsby and Sheffield... 3 .. 2i d ll Quarter shares 3 8 i Extension shares 100 Great North of England 5 New stock 15 £5O shares shares 2Great North of Scotland 85 Great Western ..40 p 192 p p jR 50 Half shares 10 Quarter share 20 Fifth shares 12 Ditto 2 Xl7 shares 30 Huddersfield Canal & Railway 13 Huddersfield Canal & Railway 31 .. 32 41p 4f.. 4f p lfp 42/jHud., Halifax & Bradfd. Union 50 Hull and Selby 25 I Half shares 123-, Quarter shares 14.. i) I It 07i 1061..1p 14 Ipswich and Bury St. Edmunds. 193;Kendal and Windermere 42/ Lancashire and North Yorkshire 50 Lancaster and Carlisle 5 Third shares 47i Lancaster and Preston 19 Three-quarter shares 156/ Quarter shares 30, iLeeds and Bradford 1 .. d d i• • k d R 5t.. 5i p 1(4..11 p 14/ 142 p 221 Leeds and Dewsbury 21 Half shares 17 Leeds and Thirak 2 Liverpool, Crosby, & Southport L'pool, Arches., & N'cast. June, 25 London and Blackwall Stock. London & Brighton & S. Coast a p I/3. . 3/9 p p Stk 40 New shares Stock. London and North Western 2 Quarter shares 2 New Quarter shares 2 Fifth shares 45 (G. J.) Quarter shares... 8 .E4O shares (L. & M.) 40 London & M'chr. & Birmir 5 Quarter shares 5 Quarter shares 1 Quarter shares 3i. London and Portsmouth .... 50 London and South Western .. 40 e4O shares 18 New £4O shares 22i New £5O shares 5 Tenth shares 2,4 London and York 7 .. 74- p 195 ..197 199 21 ..21h p 13/.. 13/ p 14ifi 174.. 18 p 211..22 p 331.34 p 71. • 711 P 6/. • p 7ip up I R 63 .. 64 43 .. 49 31: : 4 p I f . .. 44. p 2.4- New shares 2:1 Direct Northern 50 Longridge and Preston 15 Lynn and Dereham.... 15 Lynn and Ely 82 Manchester And Leeds 38 Half shares 121.. 131 p 14p 23 Do., late Hudders. & Sheffield 53..53 p 63p 2 Quarter shares 5 Fifth shares 54. , 61 p 63p • 42/ Extension shares 61 Sixteenth shares 24 Half shares, late L. & B 5 •• 5 1 p 5#13 96/ Fifth shares, Do. 1..11p Ft 321 Half shares, late W. P. & G 61.. 73 p 5 Extension shares, Do. 98 Late Manchr., Bolton, & Bury 27 .. 29 p 1 Fifth shares, Do. 42/ Extension, Do. 5 Manchester, Sheffd., & Midland 51/3..48/9 ( 2 Manchester and Southampton 1 d.. par 42/ Matlock and Midland 13..13 p Stock. Midland - 129 .. 131 24 .4.0 shares 83.. 83 p Stock. Preferential stock, 6 per cent l2B .. 130 2 New shares 43.. 5/ p Stock. Consol. Birmingham &Derby I 103 ..105 20 Newcastle and Berwick ll4 is .r. -- -_ LI [ls 3d Is 3d k lip 131 25 No , 100 Newcastle h. 25 Quarter sharc 21cts shares ad Carlisle 38.. 39 114 .. 115 284.. 29 9 Half shares.. 2 Tenth shares 2 Extension .. 25 North British.. 132..134 q.. 3 . p 141 Quarter shares 50 'Northern and Eastern 5 North Staitbrdshire ltock.iNorth Union (A) ;tock.l Ditto (B) *North Western 17i Oxford, Worcester, & Wolverh All Preston and Wyre All Preference (5 .19 , cent.) All New Do. (5r cent. and Div ) si Half shares (A) 1* Half shares (B) 83/4 Sixth shares 100 Runcorn Gap 10 New shares 40 Preference shares 15 ,Scottish Central 121 Scottish Midland 21:Sheffield and Lincolnshire 100 !Sheffield and Manchester 74 - .. 4 .. 44 p 223 .. 225 155„ .157 ;6 .. 37 8 Quarter shares, No. 1 25 Quarter shares, No. 2 5 Eighth shares 98 ..1W 3i..4 .p 24k.. 25 4 d.. par 21 1 Sheffield, Rotherham, and Go o l e 3 Shrewsbury and Birmingham 15 ,Shrwsby & Chester, late N.W.M. 8 New shares 21:Shrewsbury and Great Western 8 'Shrewsbury, Oswestry Chestei 1 Do. and Chester new shares 35 South Devon 50 South Eastern and Dover 20 New shares, No. 1 12 New shares, No. 2 15 Consolidated Thirds 231 New shares, No. 4 42/South Mid. Junc. & Salislnu y 1:1,8°111111ml and Euxton *South Staffordshire Junction 42/Trent Valley, Mid. & Grd. June 1-g Warwick & Cheltenham Junctn 42/West Riding Union 6 IWhitehaven and Furness ... _ 18 IWhitehaven Junction . 15 Wilts, Somerset, and Weymoutl: 25 York and'Newcastle 5 New shares 50 York and North Midland 40 1 Selby shares ... 5 E. Sz W. Ridi ng 2 PPeference share . IRISH LI 5 k 112 i. 1;°till-ptinuladr;d13;111L7lifcias'n77:. nc; 70 !)üblin and Dro:iird: 273 Great Southern and Western 15 'Londonderry and Coleraine .. 15 iLondonderry and Enniskillen 15 'Midland and Great Western.. 73! Half shares s l Newry 40 Ulster id Warrenpoh ONIAI LS noulofr,ne and Amiens 6 Dutch Rhenish 34 Great Western Canada 72fraris and Lyons (constituted 0 Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen Paris and Strasburg (constitutd) Rouen and Havre 5 IT9urs an'diSfat 6 !West Flanders BANKS, &c 12i . Bank of Li - erPool 10 Borough Bank 10 Commercial Bank 10 Liverpool Banking Company 10 M'ehester & L'pool Dist. Bank 10 North and South Wales Bank rl _ • c'4. • ' , I I 10 Marine Assurance Company 1 —l3 ] 2 Royal Assurance Company ... • 24.. 2i i ock. Bootle Waterwork s 390.. 394 ock. Harrington Waterworks BOO .. 820 100 Coal Gas Company 192 .. 194 50 New shares lOl .. 103 1 Coke Company 3 pocks & Whom 20 !Rock Ferry 10 Steam Tug Compau 8 South-East Steam ( Prices r 25 'Aberdeen 4 14 1 3 Ambergate & Eastern Junction ' 3/9 .. 6 / 3 p, 25 'Arbroath and Forfar. 221 Bedford, London, &Binninghm i 23/ .. 34 p 2 Birk'head, Lancash. & Cheshire; 14 .. 14 p 42/ Birmingham and Dudley 100 Birmingham and Glouc /7; Quarter shares Blackburn, Chorley, & L'pool. Blackburn, Clitheroe, & N.W.. 11 Blackburn, Darwen, & Bolton 75 (Bristol and Exeter 5 I New shares 30 (Bristol and Gloucester. 84 /;Buckingliamshire 30 'Caledonian 2 1 Half shares 25 - Clydesdale Junction 50 Chester and Birkenhead 25 Half shares New ..€2O shares. 274. Chester and Holyhead 25 I Dun dee and Arbroath 1211 New shares 20 'Dundee and Perth . 5 New shares 25 Eastern Counties 16/; New shares • 64 Perpetual, No. 1 64 Perpetual, No. 2 I 2 York Extension 20 E. Lancash. late B'burn & Pn 14 East Lancashire 5 New shares' p 34p • • • New scrip 14 East Lincolnshire l4 .. 14 p 254 p 50 Edinburgh and Glasgow 124! Quarter shares 10 Half shares ll .. p 114' 20 Edinburgh. Leith, & Granton 20 4.. 204 20 I Preference shares 2l ..21} 124 Edinburgh and Northern 24 £l5 shares—Newport l4 . p 3 Edinburgh and Perth .. 1 d 123- Ely and Huntingdon 1 .. 14 p 54 Exeter, Yeovil, & Dorchester lt d 22s Fleetwood, Preston, & W.Riding * p 50 Furness. 42/ Furness and Windermere l4 .. 1 d 50 Glasgow and Ayr 69 .. 70 5 .'4O shares 143 14:0 MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES. 5 I MANCHESTER.— 'day I been this week eng I very little to no been a grea r amount of qui America. body may now Ail the principal houses in this town have — king stock, so that we can have " market. There has ,s in the cotton market; aitj ..ich have been pretty frequr idered satisfactory in this re , sad to to the pi-o-s-pi:as.°o°Ptinje of our market t of the lons of a really w be quCted a shade 1411;, pdiate use only. The fter the 6th January. gri decided!) , more doing is the radi7ic-e-s—irOT during the week Generally speaki: rd with sc new year decided tone of ii For the nature of a sinecure e of any year, and more espf tress of 1847 we shall. w•e v, we shall have to narrate the ROCHDALE.—The Ilanne The business done has In prices remain stationary. 'V but the manufacturers are b new market will be on the I .t Mond or old Christma.. HUDDERSFIELE our market and e\ has been bought of the manufacturers are no, like the demand which we awl that prices will improve in most and in expressing this oNnion, advance that has taken place in the corn market. LEEDS. —There were considerably more goods sold in the Cloth Halls on Saturday than has been the ease on any market day for some time past, but principally kr low wool and wool dyed black cloths, of which one respeCtable house in the American trade bought largely, but roods of other deserintions were as dull as of late. The atmosphere was very dark (forint market time, and less was done. Prices continue about th e same. The - ,:aged in taking stock; ', doing in the ware. cte uuuer the market price The stocks in the hands re, and if there he anything te, it is more than probable ,nches of our manufactures • we have rot forgott en th; s are now f )d, houSes arc: is lit HALIFAX.—The Saturday in Christmas week is usually looked upon as a "dead market," and the attendance, both of merchants and manufacturers, has consequently been small; but quite as much busine , s, perhaps, has been done as could be expected at a holiday time, in the present general dullness. The yarn trade presents 110 feature of alteration. The foreigners are out of the market; but the firmness in wool prevents any further dec'ine in price. Not much long wool is changing hands, the sni nners b e i ng i n di spose d to g i ve the advanced rates. There seems to be rather more inquiry for short wool, and higher prices are asked ; but we do not hear that many sales have taken place, or that the advance is generally obtained. i - BRADFORD.—WooI Market: Purim the week the sales ha v e been very small ; there is no disposition to offer wools at prices at which the sp inners can b uy. Fi ne combing sorts are not much in request ; d ee p grown sorts are held for prices too high to meet th e t ra d e. Th ere i s more doing in noils and brokes, and fine mills are b e tt er sa l e at i mproved prices.-- Yarn Market: There h as b een a fa i r amount of business (lone, but no improvement in price.—Piece Market: The last in th e y ear i h s a n s o b a e? t n er ci a tte n. an average of for mer seasons. In prices there LEICESTER. —There is no material alter of the demand for goods; some extensive for cotton hose, as we mentinnorl isst w..ir )n in the state ther has soneNVliaTimr and fancy branches. Ts are on hand ...,....b .11 WIN unce, nut tne spline present prices of yarn are not remunerati purchases of wool to their immediate want cold wea omplain that the and confine their THE CHARITIES ILIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, JAN. 2 , vs-- . _ .• . . 1; Irregu!ar, ; Pend -patients, 2; Casuals request, 7; Made Out-potien ADMITTED: In-patients, 45 ; OUL the week, 13; Remaining in the Ilcr Consulting Surgeon, .1. Dawson MT' * — thecary, Mr. ( neane ; Apc tors, Edw. Gibbon, jut. Rev. W. Blundell. Hi NORTHERN HOSPITAL, JAN AnmiTTED: Accidents. 15; Medical and Sn recommendation, 17 ; Total. 35.—InactiAnn IRelieved and at own ieque Irreriular, 0; Died, 5; :emaining in the Host r T 1 •. Banner Scott and Surgeon fa Stubbs ; House Visitors. and John Clint, Esq.; House-Surgeon, dersleeves and Mr. W. Haines; Treasu Esq.; Chaplain, Rev. Wm. Hughes. -- - EYE:AND EAR INFIRMARY, 9 -- , - MONTII LY REPORT EYE DEPARTMENT: New Patients admitted in the month of December, 207 ; Patients prescribed for, and who have received Surgical assistance during the month of December, 955 ; Total since the commencement, 480:R1.—EAR DEPARTMENT: Pa tients prescribed for, and who have received Snr,ionl uacie to n_ ouricai assistance during the month of December, 166 ; g Total since the commence ment, 16,118. Surgeons, Dr. Edward J. B. Barrow ; Treat 'ell; Assistant-Surges WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FI HOUSE HOSPITALS. J ER AND WORK ADMITTED: Fever and Small Pox 22 Wards, 52; Lving-in Ward s , 6; Locl CHARGED: Cured, 51 Leclical and S 2; Total, s 2 ItEMAINING IN THE HOSPITAL Medical and Surgical Wards, 30; Total. 381. Consulting Physicians, Dr. Macrorie and Dr. Gouthwaite ; Consulting Surgeon, Mr. 111`Culloch ; Physici an and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Carson and Mr. Davis; House-Surgeon, Mr. T. F. Grimsdale ; Assist.-Surgeon. Mr. E. T. Watkins ; Apothecary, Mr. Thomas Linglev. Fever and grnallTa:10(17; 239; Lying-in Wards, 12; Lock, TIDE TABLE MORN. 1 EVENO.I HOH 1 HOLYDAYS, ETC Tuesday j .. a ! l .. 5 " 1 . N . h i 2T ft. ig . I - Wednesday. 6 145 2 2 15 9 Thursday.. 7 220 231 14 11 I i Friday .... 8 257 317 1 3 11 . Saturday .. 9 339 4 2 12 10 Sunday .... 10 428 457 12 0 Oat Sunday aft Epipli.. Monday ...11 522 69- 11 7 LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. Direct. I Indirect Australia Bahia Nov. 23 Barbadoes Bombay • B. Ayres 23 Lima lOct. ii • i Maranhant . . INov.f i 3, 24 Mauritius .. .. •••_, Calcutta ' Nov. 22 New Orleans C. G. Hope. .. Oct. 25 New York... .. Charleston. • Oct. 28 Rio Janeiro.. .. Demerara • • • Nov. 18 S .. Havana S avannah t.Helena .. Jamaica • . Nov. 23 Valparaiso .. Oct. 2 Guayra .. 21 Vera Cr uz .. Nov. 4 Dec. HP Nov. 6 Nov. 8 THE USE OF ETHER IN SURGERY A method of rendering a patient insensible to pain during the performance of surgical operations by the inhalation of the vapour of ether combined with The following arc the particulars of the successful ampu tation of the leg of a patient in the Bristol General Hos pital on Friday, in which this new principle was tried A young man, a patient at the Bristol General Hospi tal, had, on Friday, his left leg removed above the knee-- an operation rendered necessary by a white swelling of three years' standing, and at the suggestion of Dr. Fair brother, the senior physician to the hospital, Mr. Lana down, the operating surgeon, was induced to t r y th e e ff ect upon the patient of th e inhalation of the vapour of sul phuric ether. After inhaling the vapour for one minute and a half, the patient became unconscious, and the sur geon commenced his incision, and after the lapse of two or three minutes, Dr. Fairbrother again administered the vapour, keeping his fingers on the patient's pulse, and watching his breathing. Wine was administered in small quantities alternately with the vapour, which kept him in a state of unconsciousness for the period of fifteen mi nutes separated from the body in one tmospheric air. Tent remained motionless. perfectly quiet and calm, 1, either in cutting th the bone, or in tvil ected troxii the operation the patient 1 nights, and is dept better oing on favourably ilytica was present on the occasion, appears is esterday's Times. After giving the particulars of the as.einpoint,_ Mr. IL proceeds to show the ver, aimnla - apparatus is necessa ry , purifying the ether. A c shordd 1W fitted with a col or any extraordinary .care in moron, but very large, bladder _ , _ till it is nearly' full ; e the air in ft witli the vapour the patient is ready for the opera , introduce the mouthpiece. and . . will lose their hold. to he made. In two ...... taw, iuC iiiUSCIeS OT TITS 11] This is the moment for the first c or three minutes the_ effect will b as often as required no doubt but the insniraTti s) would have a similar E I fion as the vapour of et} link it would bi totally i , tha a°ain introduced, and thi s repeated If the pulse should indicate , t upon the nerve s of sensa- I have noticed that persons II of co, Ted to be drawn The limb was Durir minute. press the After the operation, he and said he had not felt any p; the skin, flesh, bone, sawing, vessels, some of which require least pain nerves. Since tl than he has for tei A letter from M chemist the operation, the features did not ea; , 7 (1 a violent cough, which must protract the opera- RAILWAY Pr is still r which Its excell( the pafif ad suc find that the ru itional Hotel, An rood purposeg mbtless under ked I 1 it a suftici ;Lie excellence of its qualitg, -WEEKLY REPORT, a Cases uvon rpri _ 1K- Thos.. Hornby, s, ➢lr. T. B. Gil wer, B. H. Jones. PLEASANT. tiere— d the; ed , by ution jahme Tied -1 has bo— Ls of its of that ty. of ag d in a g . been Aity nse& awe, that r the ken- , sen-. thet por— `heir wash rally had ,and iett— by a ceiv- , rest , . dims ►tons ) sit tdas. the I an d i the; [Ogg Wing tl l6 Cot'