The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-08-29 00:00:00

August 29, 1848. ...sun 4V, 1U14441 THE 1;11 1 12RP - 0 - 6 t STANDARD, __________ _ . _______.,.....,,....... ..L-A" E „,,. .--.......-.-..... _ , _ _ ___ _ __ ---.--... . .........,.=l.s......svaacr. - ------ - - - ftfitpping lit trlltgrint. Ann Musgrave, TiCklat; fl'em Hamburg, at Deal, and sailed for this port. glartats. dilatiterg,', North Pole Walkets irom Callao, and Roscoe, from Prince _______ ama ._ -....._____ ___.,..____ Edward Island, at (,`owe. . TUESDAY. AUGUST 22.-Wind N.W.. fresh. Mysore, Blyth, F rom Havana, at London. LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET, A UG. 25. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, AUGUST 26. ARRIV ED. - Ellerslie Harvey from Ca'lao-CEolus Driscoll ; GIBRALTAR, 15th Au g .- a G,. org i a na Clegg, from Palermo Sugar.-The de man d cont i nues very li m it e d, an d t h e sales With the exception of Thursday and yesterday, the weather s br aon, Roach ; Holyoake, ' Day;' and Gipsey, Th om p son , for Liverpool, Whi c h was on s hore on ' the Eastern Beach 6th are confined to 150 "a i d s , B.P. an d 2000 bags Brazil have b een s i nce our l ast h as b een un f avourable for harvest work, and we cleans-Woodsid e , Hi gg i ns , M o bil e -P e t, B rown, M on - August, h as b een got o ff , an d procee d e d. sold, at from 335. 6d. to 37 5 . f or brown,bo an d 395. to 40s. 6d. p er h ave h a d a constan t d eman d d ur i ng the week for every article ?le O cwt. for low to middli n g w hit e , an d 150 'aids., 800 brls. P orto at a d vanc i ng pr i ces. At L i verpool and Wakefield, yesterday, Jsabel, G ran b y, Ch arente-Queen, Amos, Danzic-Jane, caning, Gibraltar. Rico and Cuba Muscovado at former rates. Lower rates have a fair business was done, and the advance of the early part of SUNDAY, AUGUST 27.-Wind W., moderate. again been accepted for Molasses, a cargo of 250 puns. fine the week was well supported. This morning is showery, our anAMajestic, Wylie, from Bonny, at this port; sailed 3rd June, ARRivED.-Ampliitrite, De Grave, from Ostend-Waterlily, Porto Rico having been sold at 18s. to las. 3d., and 50 puns, market is fully attended, and without the briskness which we ,afro:n Fernando Po 12th June. Bonand, from Antwerp. St. Lucia at 16s. per cwt. from the quay. Coffee.-Jamaica.- experienced up to Thursday, there is a steady sale at an ad salaaaa_old England, Tee, Shanghae-Java, Perry, New is _quite neglected. Of foreign, the sales are 250 bags fine vance of 4d. to Gd. on Wheat, 3s. per sack on Flour, id. per iN rree, Craig, from Old Calabar. at this port ; sailed 15th of York-Orion, Connor, Naples-Water Witch, Murray, Opo r to ordinary Laguayra and 100 bags Rio at 325. per cwt. A small bushel on Oats, Is. to 2s. on Oatmeal, Is. to 2s. per quarter and Jane, ,, and from Fernando Po 30th June. 1 Sir Edward, Rae, Pernau. lot of foreign Cocoa brought ass. to 325. per cwt., 30 bags load on Beans and Malt, and 3d. per bushel and 2s. per quarter t e e s n sore, for New York, has put back leaky. _____- Pimento 34d., and 400 bags black Pepper 24d. to 3d. per lb.- on Barley and Peas. The plentiful supply of Potatoes reduces fr _ohm, Robertson, from Matanzas, at Falmoun. Mary, Jones-Jessie, Moore-Waterloo, Jones-Ag nes , Bro- Rice.-There has been a very good demand both from the the inquiry for Indian Corn, which is 2s. per qr. lower. ' - 'anY Amherst, Mayhill, from Smyrna, at Anjer, and sailed for this per: 25th \lay, . die-Amelia, M Kinnon-Archibald, Kerr, and Despatch, Dar- trade and speculators; 20,000 bags East India sold at an ad- ' . _ nell, hence at Pillau. vance of 6d. to Is. per cwt. on last week's quotations. Holders - Ma =. 2 ;ellan Sproule, ' " hence at ditto, and sa.led for Shanghae 12th June. ' Lord Panmure, M'Leod, and Bellona, Ritchie, hence at Wy.. requiring higher rates for Rum has checked business, and the PRESTON CORN MARKET, AUGUST 26. juLnaeurence, Salmon, hence at ditto, and sailed for Manilla 18th burg. sales are confined to 80 puns. Demerara, at Is. Bd. for proof, to There was a small supply of Wheat, and sellers at the open- Wanderer, Pascoe, and Alice Wilson, hence at Cronstadt. 3s. for strong, and 3s. 3d. for a choice mark, with a small lot ing were outrageous in their demands, asking in some cases as u Salopi ieli Ruby, Clark, hence , of fine East India at per gallon, proor. much as ss. per windle of an advance upon the prices of last an, and Bleng, Stewart, hence at d:tto, and sailed for Caroline, Cadenny, sailedfrom Zante for this port 28th July. disposition has been shown by the trade to do business, whilst obtained, at which a clearance was effected. The larger buyers supply themselves with south country Wheat, width reaches from Cuba-and Linden, York, from St. John, N.B.,at Cove. the holders show more firmness, and the market closes steady, ~ sailed or Shanghae 25th June. our markee through the wholesale dealers, the description The Prince of :'s ales, (steamer,) from Belfast for Fleetwood, but not much business doing. lquerido, Mercador, hence at Manilla. being brought on easier terms than from the growers in this was in contact yesterday morning, at half-past two, off Point of Very little doing in East India Drysaltery Articles, and the 41„_aorbinger, Candlish, from Newport, at Hong Kong. district. Flour also from the same source is taken in preference ar .s . n .....rnas Fielden, Huntress, sailed from ditto for Sydney, Ayr, Isle of_ Man, with a new smack, name unknown. The sales reported consist only of 70 chests of Shell Lac at 3ls to to buying Wheat at our market and grinding. Several samples . ,vv • lOth Juae, steamer sunk ; three passengers and four of the crew drowned. 375., 200 bags Bengal Turmeric at 155., and 300 blids. of Tincal. of New 2 N b i s h d e c a ae t nn_, : i N ~ • condition. We fn white Nv o . ff e ehr heard i o rsd - to-day most, o ; nae former i m n t the other sample who . 11 soau o n isf redhoused eas , , a u ' n u e en, Michael, sailed from Wharnpoa for this port on 19th It is not known what became of the smack. at the quotations; 1500 bags Sago Flour have changed hands at 16s. 6d. to 18s., and 33 cases of Vegetable Wax, at 41s. per Ifveeterehei(iii Cestril cwt. Saltpetre remains very dull, and scarcely a sale made; • lii r b , 01, at ; Belle, Fellows; Brooke, Wylie; Garrow, isfully 3 ' 8 . . quantity of Wheat at six o'clock yesterday evening, who B o „ Y , Huskisson, Witt; Hants • and Peruvian, hence at MONDAY AUGUST 28.-Wind W.S.W. , fresh. and only 600 bags of Nitrate of Soda are reported, at Ils. 3d. to gives a faloui able report of the yield. thrashed and dressed seven whittles, which were sold at to- De ' ARRIVED.-Eleven, Robson, from Odessa-Clydesdale, from lls. 6d. per cwt. per load dearer. Farmers' A.ne . 1) S, Scott, from Exeter at Barbadoes. Manzanilla-Ada Alice, Hunter, St. John, N.8.-lanthe, Bai- Guano.-The sales continue unimportant, but no change in day's , market.• left, hence for Vera Cruz. off Antigua 18th July. ley, Constantinople-Pet, Shotten, Bordeaux-Haabet, These, the rates. Oatmeal, very liltle change. Irish has, however, advanced b,Ypo, hence at New Calabar. Swenborg-Defence, Brewster, from Charleston. Flour in nrma i r i k e et from Is. to 2s. per load. Oats are from 3d. to 4d. per bushel plzabeth Archer. hence and Cape de Verds. at Ensenada. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, AUG. 25. dearer. Beans are about Gd. dearer. Butter well supplied, and da`(iantain Ross, Will amson, and Sea, Godfrey, hence at Trini- Hugh Crawford, from Killala, at this port. Saw the Prince a trifle lower. ' of Wales, (steamer,) on shore near the Point of Ayr, and the In consequence. of a continuance of unfavourable weather in Ban...dford Houston, from ditto for this port 15th July.smack with; which she had been in contact, not far from her, the . early parr of the week, the market was much depressed. ._lsab el f . , sailed ___ LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, AUG. 25. In consequence of a continuance of unfavourable weather in the early part of the week, the market was much depressed, and lower prices were submitted to for all descriptions of A . • ...Sandford, Houston, sail( ...Isabel from London, at Antigua Lvdin on shore also, an ing since t WAKEFIELD COI weather during the pat MARKET, jacow, nence at St. Thomas , elson, and ( ucgree or &earliness, ana has closed at about last week's quotations. Speculators have taken 1100 American, and ex porters 4670 American, 100 Pernambuco, and SO Surat. 100 Sea Island will be sold on Thursday next. Kress to he made «itli halve Wheat is good and held firm! in very fair request. Oats al per load, and Beans Is. per qnired for, and meets a ready of and Shei ing . l. ❑n Barley is in- fiord, Rayrnur, hence at Jamaica ii;:leid,, Abbot, sailed from ditto for this port IGth July IvV,!'lla Cooper, hence at Havana J u l y hum Ash, Stephens, sa-- from Smyrna for this port ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, For the week ending August 18,1848. ,• alarr, "Walker, sailee Johri Pearce, Luly, s alv LEEDS CORN Sarah. T it the Yr cessant rain since early ye arrival of Wheat at inarlca adrift, Wetherall, and Lord John Russell, Richards, het at CroustiOt Warzaret, Mathffile. M 8410 Bowed Georgia 51' fl 8633 i 333314 5 . 1.. s Is. per qr. d icnr. [ me; . Keven; I . _ Doris, 44- 31 } 270511 710827 HULL CORN The weather was exceedir ink there was some heavy shi Wheat to dc at Lonlon, wit Gene - r;;rx according* to c ity and coi off the :fort men for this 61 .... 7 1722 WISBEACH CORN There I a been a pretty ge ctannt ‘. l "ltori i Pentlatve Willi fi and Is only in middling condition, 'w terday was a most splendid dr carried in fair condition, but t day, which has prevented any ask wild prices, but the mere' ss. on old, and 3s. to 4s. on us •• •••ttkaJ, t ttttt VI 1, , I illiatti, llellCe um°, anu _Lel, for Danzic 17th instant. • "'uY Erskine, hence at ditto, and sailed for Konigsberg 14tant Wheat, new white, PRICES Ti ... 60 to C )itto, red 18th instant. Persia, Ewing, hence at Botnl joHneerenlean, Patrickson - Pere Cala!eP" aret Cumminr, ,ence at Oats - Beans, new 65 to 661 fled from ditto for this port on 21st BIRMINGHAM COB During the present week, or Barley, Oats, and Be;nsriavje 3 and Cc more money NEWCASTLE-UPON-' CORN fair supply of farm. quarter over last week's rate foreign are large, but owing to ther, and the advance in other • was a good demand for both provement of 3s. to 4s. per qu last Saturday.—Barley fully s week.—Rye Is..per qr. dearer, Oats have again advanced ;s noted ss. per sack higher that The -arr pest at this iinprov week has been very Wheat, per. q r. Ditto, ditto, Flour; per Fact DUBLIN CORN eather since Tuesday teration in the value Of supply of new grain was large ?les very intlifreret ,son, lc New 0, White Wheat 32s Od to 37s Od Red ditto 31s Od to 30s Od Barley OOs Od to 10s Od Bere 11s Od to 13s Od Oats 19s Od to 15s Od [in's, N.B STATE 0 MANCHESTI .Notwi thstar nas Callen this week, the advam pectations of an approaching hr. the market, though quiet, was 'amount of business has been de nufacturers, whose stocks have 1 orders except at a further advan relations between Germany am' ates considerable difficulties in a andTennesseel Alaccio urinam, &c.. guayra 0 Comnion \Vest India, &c 550 Surat . 300 Madras 19075' 1202565 RPOOL iuence 01 CORN EXCHANGE. AUG. 22. the continued heavy rains which IL In conse here during the ist two days, our Market this morning the trade cc apparent, and much Higher prices were obtained for almost every article, '[tie advance upon a In free Wheats 4d. tc In American Flour a Barley and Malt 2s. 1 Beans, 2s. to 35., anc le rates of this day week was o Ed., and in bonded cargoes Sd. per 701 b ;s. per barrel, and in Irish 4s. per sack. per quarter each. Oats 3d. to 4d. per Indian Corn 3s. pe ,lb. ; Ciatni;_%l2L per load. luarter, and Corn Meal 26. per barrel, BRITISH Wheat, v. 70Th, English red, new Ditto, white do. Irish red Ditto Rye s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 8 3 8 6 Extra.. 8 7 Q 8 10 8 6-89d0.....89-93 80—84 f do IB3 8 9 8 3 8 6 d 0..... 8 6 8 9 wliite, fish. 7,4,-nr Biirley, English, new _Scotch & Irish, 7 ,13' 61 32 0 —33 0 Chevalr. : 34 0 —37 0 4 0 4 6 Old Mal t,English, 10,'grr i 9 0 —64 0 do Oats, per 451 b. English and Scotch Welsh - 3 9 - 3 8 Ash, fine qualities 3 8 do, 3 7 do . I Beaiis. Pease, English, white Do. 8z Irish .. maple Flour, per 2801 b grey.... ;38 0--40 0 flne ....143 0 —44 0 47 0 —4B 0 extra .. '49 0 —5O 0 & Irish, 2M Ditto. superfir. Oatmeal, 14. lb. of 24011 Irish,_lB47 Canadian Bran, 49 , 241 b -30 0 old do. '2B 0 -29 0 28 0 -28 6 • 1 0 - 1 2 FOREIGN. Canadian, free, red . United States Danzig, mixed &rea d LUaltie & Ihnburg (1 8 4 8 8 white .. 8 10 9 2 . 8 8 9 0 1 d0..... 9 0 —• 9 6 8 8— 8 10 ihighinix 9 6 9 10 8 10 9 2 white .. 0 0— 0 ,t -• Odessa, common". d. French,Spanish,&c (1 , Bannat & Marianopol Mediter., &c. hard.di 7 10 —8 4 Polish.. 8 3 8 8 8 3 8 6 white.. 8 6 8 8 8 3 8 6 lEcTpt'n 6 3 6 6 Gen.quafities,liond.cl, Barley, 601 b Oats, 4511).Russiando Beans,vqr,European d( 4801 t), Egyptian (1( Pease, 43, qr., a Baltic, &c., white (lc 0 0 46-4 9•d0..... 0 0 0 0 3 4 3 6 d 0..... 0 0 0 0 37 0 —39 0 d 0..... 0 0— 0 0 19 0 ---30 0 do. .... 0 0 0 0 Canadian, B:e., do.. do Flour, s barrel, Canadian, sweet ..do United States do .. do,' Do.&Canadiansourdo' _ Danzie, tt.c. sweet.... 3G 0 —37 0 Ida 0 0 - 0 0 ,p 33 g_-3354 6 0 g 0 30 0 —3l 0 0 0 -- 0 *0 3 (' 0 —3B 0 —° .3 yellow.. d °. 3 • '( 6 l 0 38 0 - -0 6 16 6 —l7 6 d 0..... 0 0 0 0 In. Corn: Ce 4801 b. white . Do. Meal, T, , brl. 196tbd6 CORN EXCHANGE. AUGUST 25. Since our first report this week the days here Ii: ceeturrriy nne, nut unfort una t e ly reverse d b y extremely heavy falls of rain each night and morning early, the one extreme entirely counteracting the effects of the other; uhilst in Ireland the weather is stated to have been very unfavourable and in some parts of Scotland, during the same period, they begin to complain of much more rain than heretofore, and times t uality at leas Wheats is expected to be inferior'to the crop of last year, and the yield somewhat below an average. Regarding potatoes, opinions from various districts in the United Kingdom are still generally unfavourable, but in others rather less despond ing, and some of our Irish friends de6crib.) the disease by no means so destructive as in 1846. The arrivals of English and Irish Wheat into this port since Monday last are small, those of foreign very . moderate, and of other grain trivinl r. 9 however, we •e, Grant. se. hen. tucharclson, from Colo Yorr n 6 l ore, S ; Meg of arller m , ith hence at Calcutta ( utto tv:4liiedridaje., Boadle, from Sydney, at Batav Perkin id the Cape of Good Hope at k,-mnAy, July I.—The Armede, L the litli ofJune from Liverpool, 1 'bin arrived here llad ras ßA:.,_ July s. Woof, from Liverpool for , on the 28th June, bilged was stranded, near Covelot,„, (Zl_ed. Part of the cargo savad. fo . r b„T;:rTA, July 3.—The Fairy Queen, Richardson, her Alp es "an, has put back, with loss of an anchor and hat I) i . AL A tonct,,,.,for,N.etvl Off Crow. Bayfield, from Live ' Forelan T the S ,AR R ;;\ EbDAY, AUGUST 23.—Wind W.N.W., moderate. ..-uarbari,"b•—Mitry, Black, from Camaroons—Sandford, frot Sew ri,t -- Bengal, Bray, New Orleans—Marmion, Freeman M" --- 1) 1 h Pettigrove, St. George—William Pitt n ._ .. e writ , --RossTn wZV.I for Port Philip, has put back, with bowsprit and main llaving encountered heavy gales; bore up fror I can, spr iin ei ve miles S E of Tusk 11, Ydras Darnell from Quebec at Cove. 4 tror a 3 C 7. from' Cronstadt for this port at ditto Amit y ,' he a a r e t e - foi- Danzic, at Pentland Frith. iAn Lockerby, Laing, sailed from Calcutta 29th 4.ne, an ~n-A ,iewood, Smith, let July, for this port he Teresa, Reese, from F th e.. Downs 20th instant, an ,veser commenced on the 17 4 Hams,,,—, .. , 3rernot for Baltimore, arrived 11 reports that the blockade o th instant, and that the same da: The barque was taken by a Danish ship of water. R amsey Amethyst, from the Clyde for this port, did not put intt 4. 8 8 3 B ay .. on the 17th instant, hut foundered on that day of e " s Head, as c o :e in Lloyd's List of the 19th instant tift,ries, Hinds, from Dublin at St. Lucia. U t h a Pcian, Steele. sailed from 'Puerto Cabello for this nort or ttaideey, Stewart, hence at Honduras. Norman, hence at Newfoundland, st'Eueen, - (steamer,) Wams, and sailed ith tari tinople; Durham Youth, (screw-steamet ",,(1 sailed 10th August for Constantinople—bo th"inmodore, Cousins, with loss of fore-topm, ;bridge; and Ada, Custance, hence at Malta. trances, - Romyn, hence at Ostend. llen Highfield Davies, and Premier, Crelly, from Ric ° ramie at Cove. • hndustrY, Roltenhouse, from Cumberland, N.S., at Cove tim August 21.—The stern ail vessel in th. ;t for Co: ogers, ilenc at Malta. Storm, Pe ihece of a mast and so, hear Hartford. Me.—:s led from Liverpool for Balt eborotas, hr, r, OF MAN.- I,,°tnwal of l, fro m Li verpool for Penzance :er, marked " Wakona, of iCeV:castle Vakona, of Newcastle, Maine tore Ist July —On Saturddy last the barque qn ei i - _—=elop and toi)-gallant masts,ballast shippe7l, She re ' °ll ,ntered the gale of the previous night in the channel. and, wined during the following day, had her ballast righted naPpast rplaced, and was fortuuate to get out of the L e_a r ce of VLient time on Monday morning to escape the vio trogrland Zp& which se! in from thesouth east at an early • . IC ". 6• , g Ad ei n ra,ed until mid•day with unabated fury. The 14"atur e / a White, from Whitehaven, put into this port . on 4 1 la st, with loss of foretopmast and sails, having carried " a i in the gale of the previous night. ''-t 4 , THURSDAY. AUGUST 24. s t a t lvB er ll . — Gratitude from St. Domingo-Aurora . Carey, rr.b • VESSEL Supple, hence for Buenos Ayres, 4th July, in lat. 13 S., long. 34 W.—Clipper, and Stamboul, tith August, off Cape St. Vin cent—Alice Maude, from Pernambuco, 2nd August, in lat. 36, long. 41—John, of this port, 13th August, in lat. 42, long. 10— Richard Cobden, outward bound, kith August, in lat. 51, long. Sth of 1 S-111`Le,n, from St. John. for Chester. and Bruins_ of London. :list, off Waterford May, in lat. 1 N., long. 24 W.—Pabitine, hence f r Calcutta, 28th May, in lat. 6 N., long. 24 W.—Elizabeth, hence for Cape Good Hope, 14th August, in lat. 40 N., long. 13 W.—Hector, hence for Ancona, 16th August, in lat. 44 N., long. 10 W.—St. Lawrence, hence for Bombay, 16th July, in 1at..6 N. long. 24 W.—Atlantic, hence, 15th August, in lat. 50, long.l3—Liberty, for N.— lc, 18th A' ct, in lat. 40 '- John T, Clry V York, _ Augus iuth, 10th July, in lat. e for China, 31st Jo Sarah Birkett, from London, for iii.'llelent; Long. 69 , 22 W.—, 11th July, in lat. Q ), in lat. 4 16th Aug., in l'at gust, in lat. 39 lay, 100 mil hence for Bombay, 11th ,_ iat. 42, long. 12—Lillirs, Courier, from Newcastle, for 23rd hence for Boston, 23rd July, in lat. 45, hence for Philadelphia, 27th July, in lat. 43, long for New York, 30th July, in lat. 43, long. 60— robasco, for Cork, 14th Aug St. John, N. 8., for Hu Charles 2;Tapier,l3th Au for Boston. I ith Aue.. ii for Cale Otto, n, Hem irvest Home, hence for Cal _ 10—Hebe, hence for Smyrna, long. 7 E.—Dickey Sam, of this port, S.W.of the Grand Ladrones—London. William Penn; elvetius, g., in lat. 44, long. 39—Sir 44, long. 39—Sea King, hence nstol , 21st Aug., in lat. 51, long. 10—Martha, off Wicklow—Pearl, for London, 15th Aug., lat. 46, Doughton, from Newport, for Boston, 15th Aug., long. 30---Eliza, from Quebec, for this port; and Kate, for this port, 6th August, off Cape Ray—Henry Curwen, from Barba does, for this port, 26th July, in lat. 37, long. 59.—Ellen, hence for Bahia, 15th July, in lat. 10 N., long 25 W—England, with emigrants, Bth August, in lat. 44, long. 35—Golden Fleece, for 22nd Au long. 34 1 in lat. 46, tersby, sth July, i July, in lat. 13, lon 26 IV—John Bull, lOth —Stag, from Port Philip, for Lon -32 N., long. 37 W—Medora, 17th July, W—Ellen, from Quebec. for London, 14th long. 17 W.—Superb, bound Westward, , long. 16 W—Mary Imrie, hence for int. 12 N., long. 24 NV—Halcyon, of this in sat. 25 N., l'one August, in lat. 48 N., 16th Aug., in lat. 51 N Calcutta. 9th July. in atzust, m let. 49, long. 14—John, of this port, bound West, 10th August—William Fisher, hence for Rio Ja neiro, 12th August, in let. 38 N.. long. 15 W.—Charlotte, hence for Valparaiso, 16th August, in let. 41, long. 14.—Phoenix, hence, for Cadiz, 21st Aug., in lat. 42, long. 10—Lady Falkland, from Port Glasgow, for Quebec, 4th Aug., off Cape Ray—John Bolton, hence for Quebec, Bth Aug., in lat. 46, long. 53—Wi1- Ham Dawson, from Leith, for Quebec, 12th Aug., in let. 41— Orvnthea for Quebec, 14th August, in lat. 48, long; 38—Con • . • .. with 10. to N.W., &c., standin , ' s of foretopmast maintopgallant mast, 22nd Aug., in lat. 50 N., long. 15 W. Vessels passed the Sound for Lit 17, Dauntless, Jones, front Dantzic 17, Leda, Brown, do. 17, Milton, Harrison, from St. Pet( LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, 1 PARTNERSHIPS DISS , Brez and Bevin, Chester, woollen drat merchants. ECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Darlaston, Staffordshire, lock mann • J. L. Norton, Bir m i ng h am, stationer. ...... cuatmaa,LUlCl. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Joseph and Benjamin Greenwood, Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted spinners. • BANKRUPTS. Joseph Kirkham, Liverpool, builder, Sept. 5 and 25, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy: solici tors, Messrs. Keightley and Co., Chancery-lane ; and Mr. Hol den. Liverpool ; official assiznee. Mr. Turner, Liverpool. Walter Thomas, Liverpool, boiArnaker, Sept. 5 and 25, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy; solici tors, Messrs. Dean and Son, Essex-street, and Mr. Cl are , Li verpool ; otyicial asignee. Averpoo; Enward Butt, Croydon, ironmonger. Michael Foletti, Upper Sotnerford-street, Mile-end, London, looking. glass manufacturer. Edmund Smith, Shide, near Newport, Isle of Wight, brick maker. Samuel M John Morgan,' sen., and John Morgan, jun., Hereford and Glasbury, woolstaplers. William West, Stroud, builder. Thomas Shell, Box, Wiltshire, quanTmaster John Horton, Plymouth, builder. John Westlake, alias John Comiy, Tavistock, D. Sept. is, J. Morris, Liverp lV ool, lD EN lice D nsed victualler—Sept. 19, G. Weiss, Liverpool, music seller. ' CETIFICATES to be granted, unless cause he shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. neurnan, Liverpool, livery stable keeper—Sept. 13, W. Hignett, Liverpool; tobacconist—Sept. 13, J. J. Wood yatt, Whitton, near Northwich, Cheshire, joiner. CERTIFICATES to be confirmed by the Vice Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before Sept. 12. I. Bass, jun., Ipswich. nainter—G. Young_ itristro •• ,•••••••••-• - v. vlt u,, 121 ial.ol, grocer' S. Mayer, hurslem, Staffordshire, earthenware manufacturer SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. C. Turnbull, Glasgow, merchant. J.- Gordon, Inverness, builder. FROM THE LONDON GA PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED ............ --. Cordingley, Smith, aturdoidingley, Manchester, joiners; a far as regards J. Cordingley--J. Hall and Co., Liverpool, mer chants. BANKRUPT Terence Bellew M'Manus, Liverpool, commission agent, Sept. IS, at 12 o'clock, Sept. 29, at 11, at the Liverpool District Court of Illinkrnntet. • enliritnre IlTneev.o ntes, jim 15th Au in tat It an advance of 5 zed. per stc fleaier. Mali JARKET, At very Ur ay week. Oa lARKET, AuG. 22. 1y wet yesterday, and veers, which caused th rley and Oat per sack 11 MARKET. ,d show of new Wheat, eighing from GO to 63it ,1 Wheat «•as cling rain all Our fanners THE GEO' , 525. to 575., „ 58s. r „ 11d. to 12d. per stone. 395. to 405., extra 405. per qr N MARKET, AUG. 24. ing to the unsettled state of the 1 of at Is. per q TYNE UST 26 he unsettled state of the wen: aarkets (luring the week, there tartei over the cu rice of last ;. per quarter n on this day —Flour must be se'nnight, and in White, new TARKET, AUG. 25 New Oats Od to lie Od Oatmeal l2s Od to 14s Gd Second Flour !Ss Od to 20s Od Indian Corn 33s Od to 39s Cd n which ce of the barometer induced ex aprovement in the weather; and very firm and steady. A fair )ne, both for export acid for the last week, and some of the ma- ice. The unsettled state of th, Denmark, however, still cre respect to the tr with Ge many, and checks the improvement which would other le of the Elbe, which had been' d nish government. As the steamer Lion, which left Hull on Friday last for Hamburgh, with a cargo, has not returned, it is generally supposed that she was permitted to pass by the. D anish squadron; and another steamer is announced, to be de spatched. Great anxiety, however, is felt for the arrival of the oxt accounts from Hamburgh, which will, no doubt, remove all uncertainty on this subject. ROCHDALE ' FLANNEL MArtKET.—Being the annual wakes, or rush bearing there has not been so numerous an attendance of persons in the flannel market this week, and yet goods of every description were in good demand at last week's prices. The Wool market was much in the same state as on this day week. Prices stationary. LEEDS.—The unpropitious state of the weather has checked purchasers in their operations this week ; yet a fair amount of business has been done at the warehouses, and the manufactu rers continue to he well employed. _ BRADFORD. —WooIs : The demand continues upon the same limited scale as for some weeks past. The supply in the mar ket is rather upon the increase, and prices remain without alteration, except upon the best qua'ities, which arc affected by the low price of foreign wool. Noils and bro not so eagerly sought up, which may be partly account the large quantity of foreign wool now offering, by m kes are . - tion in London.- - -Yarns: We are unable to report any im ment in this branch. The shipping houses have not vet to operate, which tends greatly to keep the market in i sent sluggish state. The manufacture's both here and cashire, are doing a full business; but more demand quired to cause the spinners to be fully employed. In there is no quotable difference.—Pieces: Not so mans chants attended the market on Thursday as last week. :ions went hart itRY tiOt) IA GROSVENOR, fourth - daughter of t. at St ).IIAS JA( St. Andrew's Chorel of ROM'. RANKIN. Es( Mr. Wi!kinsna. JAMBS LOMAX, t SCARISBRICK. Same day. at St. .1:1/11PR'R riThrto to bliss E. DIXON, of lark:lane,i On the 24th h. the Rev. H. Carp, Miss ELIZARETH M , ,nt, at St. Michael's Chtn ch, iter, A 2 8., Mr. RD. BALL Mr. THOMAS cai Harrin Same clay, at Hol 'riu ity Church, 'S by the Bev. J. Brierley; the Rev. lit CROCKETT, incumbent of Christ Chu; Preseot, to ELIZABETH, daughter of BRIERLEY, Esq., of Bowden Downs, ne Same thy, at Bowden Downs Chapel, the Rev. J. E. Giles, of Sheffield, JOH' chant, I. LEES E, 1, to MARI LATHAM . . fourth son of J Clan Usk Park, 13reconshir titer cf JOHIs EDE N, 33'A &ire Church, nea: est son of the IT Anna 1%/ JULIA, vomager Baronness Grey de Rua ;liter of T. A. WHITNEY, EEO MATILDA TIP )MPSON, of Bold-street. Same day, at the Parish Church, Churchtown, North Meois, by the Rev. Stanford Harris, Mr. WM. SUTTON, eldest sort of Mr. Richard Sutton, of Crossens. to Miss MARY 'EH TR wrn :cr of Mr. Willi . = Rushton,-pWrieh Churchtown On tt 27th_ instant, at St. Mark's Chu Yesterday, Mrs JO. Miss ELIZABETH DIED. Lately. at Jaffna, while out for the benefit of sea-air, JOHN MACKENZIE ROSS, Esq., for many years editor and propri etor of the Cen /no On the 29th May, WILLIAM, youngest son of the /ate Mr. WILLIAM MORISON, ropemaker, of this town. Deceased was drowned from on board the ship Grace, on his voyage to Madras. Ltle 11111 ultimo, on his passage ft.,, HAYES, son of the late Mr. J. ORMANDY. On the 12th ultimo, aged 1 year and 1 month, ELEANOR CRITCH LEY • and on Thorsdav, the 27th ultimo, aged 2 y ears and 2 months, JOSEPH CRITC.Ei LEY. On the 14th ultimo, whilst bathing in the Genesee Valley Canal. Rochester. U.S.. azed 23. HEVRSI TT-11)11.Q r t IIT D•t3 In Mexico. JO}{ aa LLI l-w t'A son of Mr. John Parley, of this town, deeply num regretted by OLE hiY relatives and friends. On the 29th ultimo, on board the Earl of Har(lwieke, on his passage from Calcutta, aged 58, Colonel G. MOORE, of the 59th Regiment Native Infantry, Bengal Presidency, after forty four years of arduous and uninterrupted service, commencing with the capture of the Cape of Good Hope, under Sir David Baird. On the 11th instant, at London, in his 38th year M`NAUGHT, painter_ On the 12th ins Mr. JOHN Oa the 14th im schoolmaster, Wiii late of this town. cot,tot, JANE, wife of Mr. P. CALVER' Same day, at THERLAND, (Mrs well, aged upwards of 90, JANET SI Al'lleth,) a native of John O'Groat deceased never tasted wine or spirits, , r than tta or cc 1 1,1, or mustard, and had never known sickness. She had s not the slightest pain when her dea'.hbed, and died without a strr gle. She taught a school until within the last year of her' On the 15th instant, at Higher Tranmere, Cheshire. SARAH, wife of the Rev. THOMAS SEARLE. On the 16th instant, at Douglas, aged 34, GEOM.,. TUS, son of g. T. BROWN, Esq., and nephew of the Marque, of Sligo, Same day, at St. Asaph, aged 57, MARY, wife of thP jun., Esq., to Miss I 0 _ . 4.3irt1)5 1 Illarriagts, nub 13ratfy5'. --4).-- BIRTHS On the 7th instant, in Park-road, the wife of Mr. CHRISTO PHER CAMPBELL, of a daughter. On the I4th instant, at Whitehurch, Salop, the lady of the Rev. JOHN WATSON, of a daughter. On the 18th instant, in tVestbourne-terrace, London, the wife of Mr. COBDEN, M.P., of a (laughter. On the 20th instant, Mrs. JOSEPH RIDGWAY, of Grosve nor-road, Claughton, of a daughter. Same day, at Claughton, Birkenhead, Mrs. WM. PORTER, of a daughter. On the 22d instant, in Upper Grosvenor-street, the wife of PHILIP PLEYDFLL-BOUVERIE ' Esq., of a son. On the 23d instant, i n Percy-street, Airs. WALTER MA BERLEY CURTIS, of a daughter. Same (lay, in George's-road, Richmond, near this town, the wife of Mr. A. S. PRUDENCE, of the Liverpool Branch Bank of England, of a son. ne day, at Saltney Villa, the ly of J. WINTER, Esq., of On the 24th instant, in Upper Warwi LIAMS, of r - Same (Inv 1, Mrs. E. WII in Montpellier-terrace, CLAYTON, of a Eon. On the 27th instant, in Temple-court, Mrs. CROWLY, of a env, came day, Mrs. J. P. KIRBY son, delivered under the benefit lle-street, Everton, of a MARRIED In June last, at Sineap.,_ BLOW, Esq., of Hong,kOng, 'sq-. of Broom House, near FAMES WENTWnT second RIFT FORTESQUE, eldest da of the former ph On the 15th ii M.A., seer( ohn Brimelo% anty, to HAI ghter of J. ROBEIt t, at Isl y to the Churehi'ast'mal Aid Ec , daughter of A. BROWNLESS lov. A. P. IR tv. to I of Itici mond-terrace. On the l7th instant tin ton, Mr. THOI POTTER, for man __Same (lay, at St at Winwiek, by the Rev. T. J. Whit ; RIGBY, of Kenyon, to Miss MARY rs schoolmistress to Mrs. Hornby. Church, Pitt-street, by the Rev. - IN HONCHILD to Miss Henry Carpenter, A.L., FRANCES ANN GREENI Same day at Chester, AirI — AUXADE CErFA ELIZABETH HIP WOOD, ma aster PEARSON to Ra Grosvenor Schools, Chest( Same clay, at Trinity Ch arch, I hlr. R. ( On the stant, at S Rev. Hughes, OWEN, eldest son of Mr. R. JONES, o. y.. SUSANNAH. (laughter of the late Mr. T. ROBERI Nant maven, Denbighshire. On the 19th instant, at St. Br D. Stewart, A.M., JAMES HEY L. Iltaton, the cel On the 20th inst of Part Purrion. to ALI Same day, at St. Michae Morrall, M.A., Mr. JAN Marquis of West JOHN PATTEI late THOMAS On the 23rd it Stewart, the Re one of the minis MARX, eldest d ➢Trs. LUNI both of ( KNOWL /ate THOYIA De Rev. A. I Hz to ALICE I i -- --- THE CHARITIES. LIVERPOOOL DISPENSARIES. Number of New Patients entered on the Books of Dispensaries eistrinfi the Met week. D. H. GlnsoN, Secretary. NORTH, VAUXIIALL-ROAD._New cases ieciefr.d advio Medicine at the institution, own houses, and supplied wit Visitors, J. A. Tobin, G. G. H Ring, jun. SOUTH, ], UPPER PA RLIAMI advice and medicine at the at their own houses, and s 241.—Visitors, Charles I and J. Whitby Williams EASTERN DIS REFORT OF CAS E S FORTHE —Persons relieved at the Di croft; Iloase-S POOL INFIRM D: lit-pa &tin, Rev. W. II ; Hous 1, Esq.; .ND Wm. H HoLyn lON OF FED riding hardly uttered a wor ig to be cast Another was ever ( ts tried to d :ching was n .oyment re thru VlBlEOl'5 Clla Esq NORTHER ADM ITT EL INF O I , ept. 11 1 ( LATES INCEP ,ILOy ti TrrE 'NFL CE OF 'l' ARY, 1848, AND THE IN DEVELOPING INSANITY 1 con l' Urao cted private asytt liedicale the I contains, and written " Hardly bad the last shot when I received in my estal that revolution, which, as .1k finances, ju3tly says, has bec These first patients wpr,. desponeent Their fancies caption, as they express( slaughtered and ;mat learning, and the fixed st. he was under the itnpre___ into a sewer, and there st Here they an .0 going to sciz they should be guillotined al they constantly heard the rep ticnts of this ems mostly I trading part of the cornmUnit • 6 . and perseverar nue property, which people taking any trouble at all. In tunes they dreaded, some of stroy themselves, and the mo cessary to prevent them fro ceiving that they we-r-e-c.l with hun, .1 persisted i energy. Out of six of t . selves great er minals, or ri neighbours, two died in spit / - 1 n of the strongest had persuaded himself that to live,' that no food cc ed to say, wl; You arc ch( t( But fume tim ; Und, nave to note a itherai Supply amounting to nearly - 26,000 brtg. During the interval since Tuesday's tunicet the trade has been generally quiet; and ttotTeather having been exceedingly fine since the early part of yegerday, the buyers of most kinds Of free prodo at 011 t T r Achange this morning Wre much on the relcike'., Ui &nand for all descriptions of British and Voitign Wheats, therefore, was limited, and prier _ , , . ... ih s4nib instances, rather easier. Bonded Wheats, not with. %landing, continued to meet a good inquiry, and insiness therein was transacted to a fair extent at our annexed quo tations. Irish Flour, being scarce, maintained its previous value; while States and Canadian, upon a I•ettcr supply, but with a large consumption in prospect, declined 6d. per barrel. Barley, Malt, Beans and Pease, although not in lively request, steadily sunnorted former mires_ ofir. ~....~,. upon a. retail demand, hardly sustained our last currency. °anneal, of which little remains unsold, realised the full rates of Tuesday. The demand for Indian Corn having in a great degree 'sub sided, the few transactions which occurred to-day were at .a decline of Is. to 2s. per 4801 b. Indian Meal, from its scarcif, commanded Gd. per barrel advance. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, AUGUST 26,184 s. 6. d Hay, old, 20115 New -- Clover Ditto, Green Vetches Straw, Wheat Oat S. d. s. d A ii@ 0 9 Potatoes, r gem: - -- O 5 0 8. Kemps O 6- 0 8 Pink Eyes 0 0 O 1— 0 1 Cups O li— 0 11 Cattle 0 8 0 44-- 0 5 Turnips, 11:) , ton . 0 0 0 4 0 41,5ianglewurzel 0 0 0 0— 0 0 IManure 4 0— PRICES OF PIIOVI,StONS /N ST. JOHN'S AtgoosT, AUGUST 26, 1848. 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 6 0 • 11. s: d. i 3.. 4, I. d. fleet •.::: .4; ,, M 0 63t0 0 7i Pluma. • * QUart 0 o— 0 0 Atiteon 0 6i— 0 7i Grapes 1 , 0. v it . 0 0— 0 0 Veil 0 6i— 0 7 , English Dltro .. 1 6 2 0 D I, n o m , b, hi f n o d r? r q . r . . 1 . r ‘0 6 0 7 . D Fo i t t •;.. O P , i t t‘ s e tg A i ? s o h ] e . . s 4 1 0 0 —__ 0 1 0 6 Fresh Pork , 0 7 0 i P 05.... la. Peck 0 8 1 0 Bacon 0 0 o.roo§, v , Couple 3 0— 3 6 Hams 0 0 .--'•,- 0:0 k/0 3 6 4 6 Saltnun :0 . .8 0 0 'Green Geese 4 0— 6 6 .0 .6 —,O :0 ;Grouse O 0 0 0 Hares 3 0 0 -0 O 0— 0 0 'f urkeys. ... each 4 0— 7 t ,0 0— 0 0 Partriages,vbrce 0 0— 0 '0 1 0— 1 1 Cucumbers, each 0 1 t 73 Soles Cod Fish , Turbot Haddocks, Whiting.,', Fresh ]Litt _ Salt Dittb 0 9 011 'Asparagus,* 100 0 0 0 cO Eggs.:. • ta). 124 6 2 0 0 Filberts Potatwi,v Peck 0 9 0 10 Cherries New De.oper lb. 0 0— 0 0 Rabbits 2 -6 2 2 SALFORD CATTLE MARKET,.:ANG:..'23 •.'e had a good supply of stock , to-day;and , Of 'fair tiutility. itte attendance +vas good, and both Beet and Mutton 'realized currency—Beef, ,W. to 6d. ; Mutton r :•sid. to bid. per m. superior stock sold up early in the day. • WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET, Ava,7,23. rin here was a tolerable supply of stock at market this morning, toll, the mat4et wps heavy, and part of the Sheep romained un. ..11c1d. ,!reef, 65..t0 V.,5d. per U. ; Mutton, 6 d. to Gid. Ter lb. ; subs, 184. to 225. per . 4164. Sheep and Lambs, 5000-; Beasts, Na. We had a short supply-eNean Cattle anti' Calvers. 1 DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. AUG. 2 4. We had a good attendance, but chiefly Of middling and infe ..rior kinds ; good meat sold at the prices of Midday week, but liNlerior was mere tardy to sell, and remained .over until late i n I I ;the4ay, especially thin kinds of 6ticcp. Beet sokl from 4d. to (6t1.-firr lb.; Mutton, 3d. to 7d. per lb. ; Veal, 51-d. to 52d., all I sinking the offal ; Lambs, 14s. to 90s. each. DUBLIN POTATO MARKET, AtiousT 24. r market was, as well attended. Prices of cu 2s:81.1. Bd.; Lenips and pinks, 4s. to as. ; Junipers, 2s. r it; 4 2.5. 6d. ; diseased JOAO or farina, is. to Is. 4d. From 80 to 800 ' tons a day Lave lately wri'lol.loit up for thelatter Purpose. ..,........ . ont„ t • evil, en —Queen Pornare, Davies, Calla, i a t j ;ue , :in ti c t lTli co emi . : iti L o e i i.- t lt:,; n on 4 , St, John's, de „ ....otteroan—New World, w . ueen, au on and St. Lawrence. Brown, New Von, e el y, Preston, and Violet, Peck, Kon'gsb - tori orp , p2lll.nerson, and Ocean Monarch. Aturrineh.eftn2+l2:B 3—New Zea Ain, tivannan—Leila, Ben tlierZl,ll,ore—Mischief, Miller, Para—James, Boyd, Oporto ' ll koyle Vert Cruz—lsabella Stewart, M'Kenny, Sta. ana • —Progress, Vanderheyde, Ontend. uer t , flassell, hence at Genoa, k r o 2,Selirrs, hence at Naples, With the sea breaking OVK 1 1.Nh:„2P)at. 4ft k.) red loth of ; , :p_m_i6ili."o7 „ trom.Tobasco, Al l4 t ‘ ti„, - ',."l l ltit, from RiO Grtinde at ditto. 4terp u triptie, front Laguna at ditto. rd Egan, Troll PUtrwash, at ditto. 1411,1 3„"e C ann, Calm, (vow St. Joh n ' s , N.H., a t th, ;I'e,s O'Donald Dunn, from New York, at ditto. la ” ' R ing Effison, A n 4.. from Honduras, at Falmouth. from Yarmouth, for this wort. at ne, N. 8.. at dirt( Ak . Ntti vt 'ton, AUGUST Andrew's S.W., light. r kit t , t).---Kent, from St. s, N.H. 100Yth, C; - Tomlinson, Kirkness, for Tampico—. Thomas --Sultana, Rogers, Genoa—Camill, tieiritil,o2 ll —Cosmopolitan, Maxwell, Africa—Token, trom ._son, Poole, Stralsund—Hero, Settgley, Rio Ja -1 Aew o‘.,Nelltia Sams, Ostend—Alexander Grant, Alexan- M e a .- .../I'e t lns.—Commerce,Deswelgli, Ostend—Maria Buck, 4 1it,,740 0 M'Cormick, Restikouche—Helen Wallace, i„ u alcutta—Wilhelmina, Bulkeley. Messina—Jestie Call. Buenos Ayres —Acadia, Younger, Danzic. hi Th e •or, vflat,l"l3 fat Mona homs rch w a wen down at her anchors early this la~tert . 4zie, llrown, from this port, at Stornaway, hound to er logged, having struck on a roc k o il t h e Sh ant D e :t tne Saoe, A hence ce for Pat ras, at Gibraltar. O o llc td bb, G* , at ibraltar. , 14; 0 4 Tra, ilso'at. Lisbon. li,%ll ,4 l : i >imiQ r, s? l i e le n d ee fro t tll r Lisbon for this port 11th Aug. 1 411} lis ohanna a Lin e,l l;trat Klunder, and Cathariut ;_hence.at_Helvoet'. Ley, Lister, and Hebe, An- ".141, trotn Rio Grande, at Cove. 41 1 0 ' "larnere he cc fo New York, at C 00 . ,: ng• II • '' n r nith cargo shifted, water casks stove, &c 1.4114 Nckiiiii DAY, A j-Glier 26,—Wind S.S.W.. light. 1V4'1111 1 , 4 hi, ,--Nlen Ifighfield, Davies, and Premier, Crilley, ', I)7ande---Cybele, Gerard, from Barbadoes—Su . g im e:. Pie, L° khan' from Philadelphia—Wakefield, Forbts, d 4 411 f mro Quebec—Guide, Evans, from Labrador boai,',rorli Lis bon —It-Tv Ann Folliott, Plomer, Bombay l'rkll.t6", T..11)111 Bilboa-LSaialt Millidge, from —. , • .11,'p, ti--Aentune, Jarvis., Alexandria, E.—Lord HardinFe, t.141e;..,11, IP•lCong—Donro' Reid, Valparaiso—Hiberma, Q,t.) •eq• iv.s., e ah.tx and B usto . n—George Stevens. Cushkng, New , 4,,ebastilian Maid Legg, Newfoundland—Lightfoot, , 5. 4 iti ) ,,, 4-- --Ll,ee,,ible' Neuman, Beirout—Rapid, Osborn, iToot:`,"R---,Wilw, Davit; liamburg—Peggy, DalrYmPlet k° cfi ttt*, o 4 l -" et '' 'kiue '-- 4 Idurlinsori, 41- -I,v m. ,lpe, Smith, and Ratt Leg ~1 Dougati, Id`Dougall, Syra, Bugerie, Hels (steanser•,) Cartel It\tA",l „, 0. o ~)11(10,`„ Olbert, (flat ) hence. for Dublin, wat (Unmated ere. vilot..b,; ( ', last night:off the Skerries. Crew takCn'off by at and put on board the Susquehannu,lattve° ' l r /11 4 .14, 0 , nd. Ap ic Very a) , hence for Boston, at New -I.,:nai,t, hence for New York, at Co 4. lel &c. It % N. a waadie , hence for Bristol, at Penarth Roof' with hug C, • *t?e - lienee for Pnzance, at Doutili9,_lst. tFo,,,?r foretop `ncl, A r fte lvlllN 'eat Tkile- ..it - • flnd t 411,1 frwkr Next Mail hte Sept.,s t : LiverpOt t • Ci'een, Hunsdon, Hertfordshire, blacksmith. David Hcatheote Morgan, Peckham-walk, Old Kent-road, London, coal merchant. William Turner, Bunn-house-place, Chelsea, livery stable resbutT, , Edward Sommers, Moteomb-street, Italgrave-iquare, LOD don, baker. . •.- cm, henry Hutchens„Portsea. limbo I - weft:pant. gtephtri NottiligilMn, wine merchant. Hannah Minchew, Bilston, grocer. 'lire, grocer John Simpson, Tadcaster, Yorkshire, corn dealer. Frederick Limbach, Kingston-upon-Hull, ship chandler. William Barlow and Thomas Bradoury, Manchester, tailors JaMes Patterson, North Shields, shipowner. DIVIDENDS. Sept.'W, T. R. Withers, Rumbridge, Hampshire, merchant— Sept. 19, R. B. Wtbb, Bury St. Edmund's, draper. _ _ CERTIFICATES day of meeting. ntrary on Szlit../8, Tl. Hollis, Liverpool, tea dehler—Sept. 27, R. Pen warder). Launceston. saddler—Sept. 19, J. Haddock, Bury St. Edmund's, pawnbroker. CERTIFICATES to be confirmed by the Vice-Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before Sept. 15. J. Bevan, Bridestow, Devonshire, tanner—D. Simons, Trow bridge, Wiltshire. general dealer—B. Yeates, Monmouth, dra per. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS, J. Auld, Bonnyhead, corn dealer. P. Dalgairns, Dundee, merchant. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERKIHDL . August. Hour. 31, Thomas Crowther (proof and div) Dist..ciet Court, 11 Sept. 1, Lowry and Brown (proof) Ditto 11 5, Joseph Kirkham (Ist) . District Court, li 5, Walter ThornaS (Ist) 6, Barton, Ittan, and Hisrgins;dn (pr00f).... Ditto, 11 8, George Washington Wakeman 8, Jatnes Howard (2nd) (2nd) .... Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 8. Jonathan Peniston ( - 'lit) . .. . Ditto 11 I 8, Mary Ann Owens 8, Edward Gooch Hene (audit) 8, Henry and Chanihers (Ist) . 8, Henry Barton, jun. OW 8. John Bickerton (tat) 8, Charles Dutton Ditto, ii Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 12 wma•midn.w%aw. i . i wi, ,PACKET LISP, v... -NERAL POST-OFFICE, AUGUST 26 Detiftattio, SUEAMPTO'N'SIaver iox I Likon . • Mat leira Mails desp'd Last PacketiNext Packet from London sailed. I due. 1 7th, 17 . th, Madrid every month otrsiacicir 's, with I ( 2 )ii lexico& nay , M 4 O l of every iteviot wily.l A 3) lunn}* -- .gna, and 117th of everylClyde month oar. I 0 eir (It, Mune. st?_ i ter- 1 1 ,Every Ve4-.[liberni Brit . r4 , •stes I. day.. 1 7 "t 1 :vain GitY.,•altar,.• • Alai :".a&logh , r,alllands} 3rd and 20th!Ripon Next Mail Greg !cc qiitcrtilr. ypt.... of every Aug. 20 due Aug. 23 India, Ce!'irm,ScChnin month. (1) rit. Or -1. in W. Ind. ' 1 ~ (ex •entlifonduras & „_ Be .11111&,) For. Col. "dnndl76 , elyde ez j ipail Indies, except or every 1 Aug. 17 due, Kept. 7 -,.. -. Venezuela, I month 1, . Next Mail 2 due Sept. 22 Next Mail Aug. 171 due Sept. 7 STATIox. ;( ts and Yvng. of 4thiHMß Ex-H Peterel a , f gyory month !press Aug. 6 Aug. 24 America.... Aug. 31 , t 'A.RRINGTON CORN MARKET, Aucr22. Wbctt, 26 qrs., (77) .e 2 16s. 3d. r qr. : total, -f2' 73 2s. 64 Olds, 14 qrs., ® 3s. 3d. qr. : talon, ":t 16 ss. 6d, wyeK, uut tins natt not had any effect on t disposed of, the principal manufactn ()Mal. Stocks are very small the approaching season HALIFAX ever. awl trade ill 01.1 r Piece Hall is as inanirr 4.10. amount of business doing in the warehot :dr from Wtrisive, but sonrewhat more than it was a few no, and chiefly in fancy goods. Yarn remains pretty m notfced in our latt. NVOOI is firm, and the spinners pa rather more feeely. 'There is more inquiry for some d( tion s of short Wool, and a trifling advance is asked, bu not appear to be generally obtained. HL DDEICSFIULD.—The attendance of buyers this we, been good, Vat we cannot report a brisk market. The ward `suite of the weather, and the uncertainty r2spectii harvest, 'Cast a gloom on all, which, it is hoped, a aucces. , days will dispel. GLASGOW.—There is very little change to notice in the :tidy of this market, which, throughout the week has bee less active state than for some time past. Transaction: been somewhat more limited, but as the majority of mai turers continue to limit their production to the probabili immediate sales, or are engaged on wders, prices cot tolerably firm. The home-trade houses buy but sparing! until more favourable accounts of harvest operations ret is probable they will continue to limit their purchases. foreign advises of the week afford no additional encourag , to exporters. Commercial advises from India, by the mails, arc-ndtgenerally favourable for our classes of mai tures. RAILWAY RECEIPTS. • • • The f/..) , Re11 - mg aYe the receipts of railway! ACA to say, up to the date to which th, 's for the past le respective r are made RXILWAYS ending Amount Aberdc Arnim IMlti Boulogne Arhnetith and Forfar Birkenhead, Lan. and Cheshire. Citedonian Gliesler and Holyhead rdckermouth and Workington 'Dublin and Drogheda Dublin - and Kingstown Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen East Anglian Edinburgh and Glasgow• Edinburgh and Northern Eastern Ceunties and N. Eastern last Lancashire Eastern Union and Ipswich and Bury Glasgow, Garukirk, and Cthrg Glasgow, Kilmarnock. and Ayr. Glasgow and Greenock Great Southern and Western Great Western Kendal and Windermere Lancashire and Yorkshire ' Lancaster and Carlisle Leeds and Thirsk Londonderry and Enniskillen_ London and North-Western. London and Blackwall London & Brighton, South Coast London and South-Western M 'chaster, Sheffield, and Lincoln Maryport and Carlisle Midland, Bristol, and Birming ham Midland G teat Western (Ireland) Newmarket Newcastle and Carlisle Norfolk North British Paris and Rouen Rouen and Havre Scottish Central Shrewsbury and Chester South-Eastern and Branches South Devon Taff Yale Ulster Waterford and Limerick Illiteliaven Junction York, Newcastle, and 1:e, York and North MidluLd, &c Aug. - 19 - 20 - 19 - 20 - 19 - 19 - 19 - 17 - 22 Same day, CHARLOTTE, wife of Mr. EDWARD WILSON, Virt2,ll.street, of this town, second daughter of the late Joshua Ackroyd, formerly of Middleton, near Leeds. On the 17th instant, aged 2 years and 6 m' JANE, daughter of Mr. JAMES DALE, of MARY, second daue ths, ELIZABETH came day, aged 48, THOMAS \ATEirrnE. Same day, very suddenly, in his 97th year, Mr. T. COCK CROFT, gardener, Ovenden. Deceased resided above years in one house, and was then obliged to leave it t' paired. He has left behind hi m one son, three twelve grandchildren, twenty-six great-grant' four great-great-grandchildren. Same day, in his 79th year formerly serjeant-major which company he served Wet.. ~:(I was in fourteet general engagements, of which Waterloo was toe last. Same day, Quarter-master WM. FAGE, for fifteen years it the 12th Regiment of Foot. ter of the late Mr fr. G. MORT of the Royal II( six years, at !weld Same day; of bronchitis, JAMES RATHBONE, shipwright much respected by his family and friends. On the 18th inStant, after a few days' illness, ELIZA JANE (laughter of Mr. JAMES MARTINDALE, of Whitfield-road Everton. Same day, aged 55, ➢ir. JOHN HUMPHREYS, of Newtown We!es, for many • years in the e►nploy of Messrs. Baring Bro. thers and Co. Same rig y. axed 20, JAN ri Parliament street, suddenly, of typ daughter of the lute Mr. EVANS, of Tynch . . Same day, at South Shore, near Blackpool, aged PEEL, Esq., of Church-bank, this county, thi late R. feel, Esq., of Accrington-house. MILLER, of the Norivich Union Assurance-office, in t Fume day, ELIZ.4tIETH, wife of Mr. JOHN JA ed victualler, Scotland-road. JOHN THORN H ILL On the 21st instant, at his residence, in Duke- JOH N CALLAN, Esq., surgeon, R.N. Same day, at Sutton, aged 53, Mr. M. GREEN, formerly master of the Welsh School in this town. Same day, JAMES ROBERT, infant son of Mr. RD. DLK. INSON, of Cleveland-square. Same day, aged 49, Nir. ROBERT SHAW, of Green-lane, West Den by, late of London-road. Same day, at Nid Rock, Yorkshire, Lieut.-Gen. G. G. C. L'ESTRANGE, C. 8., colonel of the Gist Regiment. Same day, in his 77th year, Mr. SUDLOW. Deceased was upwards of forty-two years organist of the Collegiate Church, anchester. Same day, at Chester, MARY, the beloved wife of Mr. AL LENDER, of Canterbury-street. Same day, at Kirkcudbright, North Britain, aged 05, after a long and protracted illness, Mr. ROBERT M`NISII, for up wards of ,hirty . years register of tidewaiters at this port. On the 23rd instant, in Norfolk-street, suddenly, aged 10 months, RUTH ANN, only d aug ht er o f M r. HUGH' STE VENS. ;treat, aged 74, O 0 O 0 O 0 O 0 O 0 O 0 O 0 O 0 11:33,. 2.372 0 0 1643 0 0 0 .. 3413 4289 1873 21266 Same day, aged 4 years and 5 months, ARMINAL PANE, eldest daughter of Mr. S. W. TURNER, of Christian-street, Egerton. Same day, at Peckham, CHARLES POSTER,-Esq., the asso ciation secre'ary of the British Society for the Propagation of the Gospel among the Jews. Same day, aged 6 years, WILLIAM, son of G. EVANS, of Frank-street, late of Liangerniew, Denbighshire. M INI Same M day, RICHARD FRANCIS infant son of JOHN JOS. ON, .D. Same nay, aged 80, BET CY, relict of THOMAS SPENCER, late of Ilackley-house, Prescot. Same day, at his house, 76, Limekiln-lane, ELIZABETH, the beloved wife of JOHN KIRK, whitesmith,atre.d 50. On 4621 0 0 23264 66; the the Rev. 24th ROBER T instant, MACLEAN in Kensington-terrace, Kirkdale, aged . 806 0 0 826 Same day, at Rock Ferry, AUGUSTA SARAH, youngest O 0 0 .. danghter of the late A. WOODWARD, Esq., of thie town. O 0 0 2676 Same day, at Upton Priory, near Macclesfield, the residence O 0 0 .. of her mother, SOPHIA ANNE, relict of the late RICHARD 315 . 2 0 0 30i1S ALLINSON, Esq., of Upper Parliament-street. 5646 0 0 0118 S a me d a y, ANN, wife of Mr. WM. LOWE. late of Salford. 2490 0 0 5623 Same day, at the house of her con-in-law, Captain R. HUghes, 139 0 0 133 4C405 0 0 49073 1220 0 0 1302 10183 0 0 10738 11058 0 0 10180 3104 0 0 2S7S 675 0 0 , 621 R.N., in her the bite Air. dtli year, Mrs. ELIZA MARIA ELL'S, relict of honias Ellis, formerly of Denbigh, North Wales. trith instant, of rapid c'onsumpiion, borne "with Christi tintli27th instant, ELIZABETH, widow of the late Mr 2•7 JOHN HODGSON, sOcitor, of this town. 308 Yesterday, at hit relddenee, (71iAnn-park, Birkenhead, Mr 'IIIOMAS kRI ESTI, EY, wiue-wertlant, aged 41. - 19 - 19 - 19 is looL ss often Addy el description, but who fad he excite a were ric contrary, they had prou . - - ry loquaciou: great men, the deliverers of rank oi -cnerais, mei.— " It Las long keen I _- bears the imprint of prid, this fact so forcibly borne ou the revolution of Pel;;;;;dro who, imbued with socialist. coy ••• . &&&&& ideas, believed themselves d part in the world. Going t h one of my prof with one of those patients Daily of a ki❑d and peace nd enthnsi: grown rest - usual and regular occupations times, and flung into the strc the working classes. He spok discussed two points which ha late :—` I perceive that pcoph that I tan mad, Lut I am pro . be shed on my name when poet and ask, with painful astonisl such useful and philatithropic v OCCII 1 Why shoe,. i Nas not Tasso loci same su! " The terrible insurrecti .Tnno 11:1 to bear its fruits. 1 have receil tients already, and I know tha large in other establishments. were several cases of mania ; more than twenty -pa rtion is equally s number there who were t acal were threatening to kill, sl they were constantly calling a and were, in fact, in u state of I have been told that a patient a hospital for a wound, said, a national guard, soaked in the blood of Although I do not vouch for the truth o can state, that what /heard i as bad as this savage wish. the firing of the musketry and everybody and ' help., .ble exciteme , and lying in at tie flesh of I want t its report, t is full; The ex& merit caused bit aven seized upon women. One of teem, who was brought to this asylum, after having been removed from a barricade where she was holding forth in a furious manner, told me that she had left her husband without knowing what she was about, and that she remembered neither the words nor the acts that were attributed to her. This lady, who has a cultivated mind, is full of talon poetry, seems to me to have a febrile over-excitement, ht the agency of terrible events upon a natural! disposition. But the greater nu belong to the mel.ncholie form of t February patients of the same cl___„„.„ death, the guillotine, ruin, pillage, fire, ic:4 terrible scenes which they have had under • plunged them into a sort of stupor. A the asylum, was telling me yesterday:. dreadful revolution I wgis of a cheerful d how is it possible not to go mad, when apprehension for the life of one' perty, and where the certainty anu nervous patients Like the talk of their eyes have Before due tripped of every- thing Stares one in the face? These ft plunged me into this wretched Mire. constant frights—the least movement makes me shudder. I endeavour to res events have )rcy to tate, but I fuel po at our civil discord Id be no the direct mugement with nil th ichts4 nageiverc Le4Pll_-flg `q4o some among them who, f e time shown symptoms of aberration of nand, aiPili AthNiii revolution has hastened the appearance of the eotifimt'd disease. Others had had an t er i cr a t: ac . 's ;•')mt allout ti all of them had been in the full en j o y me t O'MA of . their - 1 faculties, and their mad ne s s h a d no of %calge•tl444;t4r fearful political conimotious." i . -; ;----",•:%: !_ from I !nt of t and amit