The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-29 00:00:00

01. let 2, ,?1 Atio, - T - 11 It LIVERPOI -- ..._ 61)(., MO ittelligtiltr. Harriet . Nash, Spence, and Maria Ligon, Setubal, hence, at Artatt Pty. PO ii Lisbon. ' 0 0 if l . • _ i .e.._ t. 1, so ty li E5.......,_ ~.______._,.... Brothers, Days Mile*, it Oporto. a•oac he to ; i4 kl rto uBYI beanaroline, Danelow, hence, at Trivemunde. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. OCT. 25. Ban 22.-Wind N.N.E.NE, light. . e 5 oPe l e i t aof; i ta,l4taiti,...„,l'-aCetle_lnence, Bemis, fro rdeaux. Maria, Marin, from Alexandria, and Gazelle, Hicks, from At the beginning of the week the demand for Sugar continued eota° B be, a n gatoe, Nu of the West Ha lett er , for New York-The- Zante, at Gibraltar, and both cleared for this port. unabated, but for the last few days there has been less mats i . O at , i atr's Hop p Orleans- Ellen Jenkinson, Duggan , Africa Calpe, -, cleared at Gibraltar for this Dort, 12th Oct. the sales are 250 hhds. 8.P., 11,500 bags Bengal, 2000 ate" e l liii7 n , KineG' r li adeen, St. Leon Varu_na, Forster, Ve - Kingston, Fortune, sailed from St . Übes, for this port, 29th Mauritius and 2500 bags Madras ; the former chiefly at 415., September. Ti Net and Al , New Orleans-M a ry and the latter at 338. 6d. to 345. per cwt.-The demand for to )rd. 1 a „ j •; Bi na --rraean__.allen, Porter,. for Atlantic, Piper, Limas Mosquito- Lima, Jones, sailed from Lisbon, for this pert, 17th October. reign has been rather less active this week, and the sales are ~ , it f l k %), :eer, IT, Dor dt - Harnet and Jessie, Connor, Charles iv, oa ,h u e ro .t a Stephenarstlett Calcutta-11 Allegre, Gavinho, salied from Oporto, for this port, 15th Oct. confined to 700 bags and brls. Pernams, at 19s. to 205. 6d. for Mary Allan, Boyd, from Jamaica, and Ann Patterson, Pie, low to good brown, up to 255. for middling white; 30111u1s. i n , A on ,Jam r . • array, Booker, Trieste- from Pictou, nth at Waterford. aica-Zante Packet, Fudge, for Rio Porto Rico have also been sold at 41s. to 41s. 6d. per cwt.- te, ber o i The Laconic, -, for New York, in proceeding to sea Molasses are in good demand, at full rates • the sales are 500 eta t pael; a, SS; O ,,, yesterday morning, ran foul of the Formby Light Ship, which puns. clayed Cuba at 14s. 6d. per cwt.-There is a steady de the " g ellP v tater, h a ' u art, from re - 1 ----- cutta at the Mauritius. . received damage, and returned into port for repairs, having mand for Jamaica Coffee, and 120 tces. have been disposed of at fu n r c e l a d e!„) . k e;:A lto _tn. Sincaporlat ditto, and sailed for this port 12th been replaced by the duplicate light ship. Two of the light 545. to 112, for ordinary , to fine, being about former rates • 200 ship's crew got on board the Laconic during the collision, bags Plantation, 400 bags Native Ceylon (chiefly all faults) ' are I , d were t e 'ate avica e which vessel has proceeded. reported, and 400 bags St. Domingo at sos. per cwt.-5000 bags so , aIP, tele llet ha re, from Calcutta at ditto, to stop a leak, and eyed s e n e learoo pet eaat 25th J a w OFF THE PORT.-Graf Can Crin, from Quebec, and Liverpool Black Pepper brow ht 3ad. to 3ed., and a small lot of Pimento ~ jai .y 4 , 4 4 4 ) , 4 Orton f" • 64d. per lb., 1200 bags. Para Cocoa 295., and some Bengal Gin )iy re-, e of dale.il ry , f ro , rom the Mauritius at Madras, ja sPI cif i lti o ,llea c , nt London at Port Philip. MONDAY, OCTOBER 28.-Wind N. ger 16s. 6d. per cwt.-2511 tces. Carolina sold, chiefly ordinary f a . 11, 10 r e, fro m a t Sedney.N S W to ' a Li a r '. fro, l n Port Philip a ' t . ditto . . Anil/vete-Mary Allen, from Jamaica-Alice Haviland, St. at 15s. 6d., up to 18s. 3d. for good, and 8500 bags Bengal, at Domingo-Speedy Packet, Viscount, Wilmington-Phoenix, 85. 6d. to Bs. 9d. for broken, and 95. 6d. to 10s. per . cwt. for o ptr , te` 4 ner ." C anton t ditto. Gray, New York-Azorian, Phillips, Patras-Calpe, Gibraltar middling, being rather lower,-The business in Rum is limited . i e, p r ,' Reid, hence at Demerara. -Echo, eialaga-Rose, Bayonne-Triumfante, Ghent-Mag. to 50 puns. Jamaica, 32 to 35 per cent. 0. P. at 3s. 3d. per ag e ' at , r' l 'lle ' 1 'Sailed"e from Demerara for this port on the 19th 0 ,0; I' liNialar4b gie, Anderson, Halifax-New York, Marshall, New York-Jane gallon.-Since the receipt of the August advices from China. H. Glidden. Child, Philadelphia-Hioma, Marcussen, St. Pe the good to fine descriptions of Congou Tea have been more in pe 1 ~ p a e hi °le nto tersburg-Britannia, Hamittoe, Montreal-Tay, Adams, Alex- request. Scented Capers and Scented Orange Pekoes are in o ts. a hz a, e anri , hence at Trinidad. andria-Samoset, Tucker, Charleston-Empire, M`Kean, and good demand, at Id. per lb. advance ; tbe latter are very scarce. ! Ole °bell/ OPo r Bon.; n a ; . bani, hence at Barbadoes, Itcsekshire, Blenkin, Quebec-Slater Rebow, Cumming, Patras -Nothing reported in Indigo.-35 chests Shell Lac brought id , e ' k ' ,,, h,,, , likt, , 'l en ee at Laguira. Toby, Jarvis, Denia-peter Roult, Falk, .St. Petersburg- 425. 6d. per cwt., about 20 chests of Lac Dye, SLD,I4d. per lb., at t o' (0 r m li k ilial , , salted from Alexandria for this port 24th of . - leach f l at? * • nth P r;saa Suffolk, Snow, New Orleans-Niagara, Smith, New York- 500 packages of Gambier 14s. 6d, to his. 9d., 600 bags of Cecil le, led for • Pegasus, Tobin St. John, N.8.-Bona Dea, Rowe, Quebec- ISs. 3d. to 18s. 6d., 250 boxes of Pearl Sago, of large grain, 225. ) a BCl' iota to tan dittoo for this port 17th Sept. , ki a t leteoierti for this port 7th Oct. Graf von Minx, St. Petersburg-Ann Patterson, of Pictou, to 225. 3d., and small 21s. per cwt., a few cases Castor Oil 4d. k illed 'ae fi l l i tiel l lam es °. e A e.at Be rout. timber laden-Rose, Cheverly, Gijon-J. T. Carr, Wood, Mon- per lb., and about 3 tons of Bees' Wax £6 ss. to ..6 15s. per treal-Moult, Sladen, Malaga. cwt. for Jamaica and American : about ' 35410;bags of Oil Seed ° °e ' 1110 4 . Asiai . o Molo, Pascovich; Guist°, Scopenith, have been disposed of, at 48s. to 48s. 6d. for Bombay Linseed, jLa o j A tl i Sch n i tz l i a, hence at Constantinople. The Valisneria, Nichol, from Cape of Good Hope at Fal- 475. to 475. 9d. for Calcutta, and 38s. for Niger and Mustard _ fiats, aie a. 1ie ra ,.... , , h ence a t A ncona. mouth • sailed 18th Aua leaky with loss of boats, bulwarks , Seed.-1210 bags of Saltpetre are reported at 268. to 295. 6d. ee th' s it (1,70 ;1‘1 4.1 w an, Manning, and Ttident, Sophlein, hence ' "” • ' • ilili , a Y.- Obee,',4 o dren ,h &c., and topmast sprung, having encountered a hurricane on per cwt., being full rates.-Nitrate of Soda has been sold rather the 9th and 10th instant, about 200 miles Eas tof the Western under last week's rates, 2500 bags being taken chiefly at 13s 6d. doe Y ° ence at ditto. with loss of forenastst, &c , Islands. per cwt.-A few hundred tons of Guano have been disposed of , de a . "'De' Aetiari.: contact with the Isabella, from Troon for Alex- The Cumberland, of London, from Lucon to this port, struck without change. the 0 ` so l l c 110 t'el with f on Taylor's 'Bank, last night, filled, and was abandoned. Crew for t he e° c al r i ltel e ( :lcy. , Men Latakia for United Kingdem at ditto, saved. Agnes, Sutherland. from Bombay at this port ; sailed Ist of LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. OCT. 25. !I;altherern°' "iy, . 4 ' ) • be nee at ditto, and proceeded ter Constanti a a ki k 3, , July, and from St. Helena 4th Sept. Left four French vessels The market has been characterized by great firmness ion; Ile lo ' °‘ 1 4 11 111 1 1 ' 8, t 1 e at St. Helena, repairing, damages received off the Cape. From throughout the week, and a fair trade inquiry has been expe oder ° lt , te., la. ,13 0 ,a a l e from Denia Bth October, and Beza, 10th to 17th Aug., off Cape Good Hope, encountered severe rienced ; speculators and exporters have also taken a fair take the ti , gal, till this pett. weather; and since the 12th October has eaperienaed a coed- quantity. The recent advices from America have not rT el of l''' , ‘ ' , Bailed from Almeira 7th 'October for this nuance of N.E. gales. On 16th October, in lat. 49, long. 24, (bleed say material effect upon prices, which close at a partial ~:ijg tO la N, pasted the lower part of a large ship, with the rigging over the advance of an *d. per lb. in the current qualities of American, 8 11 10 ' o f itKVi° ll , Vauill, from Para at Landon. roo llal id, A cl a nA ' , , ,l , A; from Rotterdam, for this port, at Deal. ma t teed, aprarentiv not long in the Water. and full rates for all other descriptions, excepting Egyptian, Cromwell, Baker, hence at New Orleans. wleich is still freely offered. Speculators have taken 4650 5 i f) 5 . , 0 0 Oe foL ere,se s : from St. John, N. 8., at Queenstown. :Nlalpas, Chalk, from Rouen, for this port, at Falmouth. American, 360 Pernam, 540 Maranhain, 910 Egyptian, and 1880 r Y E- hO°' til A u sr , `lce `• Peterabure for this nor/ off Portland. 10.iffivoi ltd t i. /41 74 1 . 1 At. °0 er, apassed NEW ORLEANS, sth Oct.-The British iron brig Josephine, SOrat, and ex otters 2010 American, 20 Pernam, 100 Egyptian, apparently a new . vessel, was lst from Havana to this port, is reported ashore•on Grand Caillon, and 1 9 30 Surat. ; left' ( lon q i ep, i l• ''' 'Ong. 44, by the Citherine, arrived here near the mouth of the Miss issippi. a ale , ; ; , ,e, t ans , ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, ( eel Or i V , ge n ', talbtit, hence for Panama at Valparaiso. • For the weekending Oct. 25, 7850. leo ien lien a ' j IStlikOth tuber , 6.-The Diamond, from Cardiff, which VESSELS SPOKEN. Prices paid Imports re a t Wilhelmins, hence for Port Natal, 14th Oct. in lat. 5/, long. ;0 00 all tb 0 It t ,. rel aa nla, with a cargo of ceals, has been condemned.sAees OF THE WEER. in the week. ThisWk This Yr. re bes c l o th i '', %MI; _ Tile brig Martha of Liverpool, will sail in 7-Ellen Maria, supposed from this port, for New York, Is, veil o f f00 t, , , ok e t .. 6 , e:cargo of pearl shells. Oct. in lat. 40, long. 68-Gloriana, from Troon, for Constant 270 Sea Island '3d 0 22d 1 nople, 7th Oct. in lat. 44, long'. 10-Nattilus, of Dartmouth - .. - 9016 482366 • .... Stained nn ° S nlife ill S i lVt l' Nava outward bound, 17th Sept. in tat . 37, long. 9--Mary, from ano Bowed a. se eorgia 7l - 8} e °; - eri 1• 11 - 14 0 l t tl llo c l tat ar ,.9croDEß 23.--Wind N.N.E., fresh. Poole, 7th Oct. in lat. 48, long. 7-Mary Mitchison, from Que " r illobile. 7.. ga itle e Or l i a lk li r J'aro i r K ali,' Ellwood, from Madras and Ca of bec, for London, 15th Oct. in lat. 51, long. 25-Sarah Louisa, 5520 t j ea c oo l- 0 ; i 4 Ste ele. e, M Dowell, Philadelphia-J. Z. Zerege 3614 497447 , Alabama and Tennessee 7 .. ea 1 from Liverpool, for Boston, 7th Oct. in lat. 4s, long. 19-Sand -9200 NT Orlears . . . 7 • . 9a Lop ott . 1 ,/ e 4lk ' pl l' llat oa, ' Philadelphia, Stoteseury ; Richard Merit), ford, outward bound, 6th Oct. in lat.'39 N., long. 12-Glasgow, v las t ' ptet, ' a.. .A: al _ aver ; and Andrew Foster, Howes, New hence for California, 2ed Sept. in lat. 16 N., long. 26 W.-Wil- 1140 { I ernambuco &Pm alb.; 8.. ea -- } 50 55408 I' be 0 01 c hi‘4.4 ly ont ' i l , i'j s ew , Orleans-James Moran, Dalhousie- Liam Ward, hence for St. Thomas, 12th Oct. in lat. 50, leng. 8- Aracati and Ceara I', o° o o, atn e, ,a, %,) Messina-St. Johannes, Bordeaux- Eliza Cornish, of Liverpool, boilrid out, 28th July, in lat. 56 S., 1600 Bahia and Maceio % e re s" alo o ,oe, , aaePpe-Mahtoree, Cowan ; Penelope;King 1 long. 63 W.-Ftcsalie, hence for Rio Janeiro, 29th Aug., in lat. 3040 s"- r h e. bet 1 / 4 4 4 'e4 INIZ., "I "Igt St. Petersburgh-Senator, 'Nagle, 5 S., long 26 W.-Aeia, (str.), hence for Boston, 16th Oct., at Sawennied { Maraphaln 7a • . r.l lir, b e e t t her / re. ht it,, ''Ph, Saxon, Kotterdam-Jane, Oporto. five a.m., in hat. 52, long. 22-Palermo, hence for San Francisco, •• • • Minas • -- } .... „.. at 05 e N T _ 6th Aug., in lat. 26 S., long. 31 W. Regulus, hence for Maran- . Para -.- m ale. ,j, L it,, tw ee ,, arwood, from Callao off Queenstown. ham, 18th Oct., twenty-eight miles S.W. of Scilly-James Cal- 554 illu" - all ertePler a - tle, hence at Arica der, from Charleston, for this port, 30th Sept., in lat. 40, lone 2010 .. .. Dementra ,Surin am, &c -.- .. ... 2010 Egyptian 741 .. 'loa •• • • /0163 al i o r_,,,•* If, ie,„" j rcee'i n aLled from Callao for this port sth Sept. 47-Henry Clay, hence for New York, 17th Oct,, in long• 11- 46 - .., - ..... 5, ,_,. 07) - ilie o a One s .1 1 1 , " tine at Arica, and sailed for Islay 04th Aug. Jolly Robin, hence for Calcutta-Hannibal, hence "for Bombay .... Barter:does .... Pernelan - • . - , 5 to ~,a 0 ~, kaelta ii eeence at Valparaiso. -Elinor, -, by the William Penn, hence for Bombay, which •• • . Bahama - ] . - I;atel su ,rl; ll . l 1, ,, ,.. "on, sailed from Valparaiso for this port Bth was spoken 13th Aug., in long. 25 W.-Byzantiem, hence • for •• • • Laghayra - do ° t aea j ,;' , er, t in , Callao, in lat. 11 N. long. 22 W.-Lady Bassett, from Jaffa, for 80 Common West India, &c. 7.• 9i 26 1871 . 0 aeS t ,a l j y : : alParda, sailed from Havana for tins port 25th this port, 30th Sept ' .,. in' lat. 37, long. 21 E.-Leonidas, from •• - Cartliagena . -.- I ' '5 F" co t 4r aal , Denia, for this port, Bth Oct., off Gibraltar-Lady Constable, .... Smyrna - .. - j in l' l r reP t I l it t l rie, ie id, hence at d ! $ o eot of ,p r iley a Mat anzas. for New Orleans, 20th Oct., in lat. 48, long. e-Runo, from •• • • Manilla - J 0P,e,t,,,e41 hence at Santa Martha. , this port, for . Bahia, 24th Sept., in lat. 37 N., long. 12 W- 7370 Surat the en te , l a ,l; "lteercia'; ash Marco, Tozer, hence at Cloessa. Squantrum ship), 6th Oct.,. in lat. 46 N., long. 37 W.-Suma- 10 Madras .52.. - - Oil° er lt ;t:i., .. aw, sailed from ditto forabis port 9th trea t (ship), Liffey (brig), heath 16th Oct.-Plata; hence, 21st Oct., .... Bengal - -- 131 se o ft , e nap ite ef , ° kti 'e ' and Et off the Settees. - . 0 e ..e , t„ ,p„ tligh, , ,cea, hence at Messina. -- 38390 bales. .15008 1335483 : d i e P ri „ k i ,7"` ri 've, 6' sailed from ditto for this portolf.h instant. Passed tie Sound for Liverpool. - a o dic •aoll 0, 1 ,%, s' n e at Malaga. Oct. S,Henry Nesnaille Butler, from Petersburgh. doe r clec l ' n el jiiN .40 4 ',.salled from ditto for this port sth instant. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE,' OCTOBER 22. t Y °o. 0 )- 4 pt• g util! h ence at Cadiz. a dy o or ': , .1,' O. t t% s st ine he at The entries of grain produce into this port since- Tuesday re ~ a we , li Ini t t o L lice Bordeaux. The TABLE. lastainclude a moderate cuantitrof Wheat and Flour,' with a ailo, r y 0 0 Nkl it 4 4 AI , ' - ` ,3 11, and Little Helen, Eleden, hence at lie ire° ,o o o o i li ti I I( e riti lda, p oB DAYS. MONN.IEVENG.; HoIIT.I HoLYDAYS, ETC. thence. or of any coastwise; while the foreign imports consist c ol° aa 0 , .. 1 ,44 t , s ee, 4 ,,, , ', hence at Harlingen- ' of 15,003 brls. of Flour from the United 'States and Canada, a a s ter k;a4 a. reel son, and Vicar of Bray, Duggan, from Oct. h. m. h. m. ft. in. and 4,844 sacks from France: 7,850 qrs. Wheat,-chiefly Baltic Tuesday.... 29 , 5 '4) 543 12 10 ris°Ps e il'il le ci'l f t,1 1, 1,.' T rott f and French, exclusive of 3,190 qrs. of Beans; mostly Egyptian. * P l ' t ed , J O tel t :4l(y 4 , from St. Petersburgh at Bremerhaven, for Wednesday .30 6 . -28 711 13 1 'Orlndian Corn we have no fresh arrivals to report, in the face a.ro p wo o 4 , i v olid,' a n, with loss of masts. Thursday ..31 7-46 822 13 11 of which the export to Ireland during the - week amounts to iol . °ane °l 'f SA, t i 'l. ' Price, hence for St. John, NM. at Milford, to Friday, Nov. 1 -8 52 9IS 15 5 '9,1/80 qrs., besides Flour, &c. r e el' 4l t row Saturday .. 2 943 10 7 , 16 II ;fed' r oloe ; i ie A s e, frcWe had only a very moderate attendance of • country buyers ab e e ; g , ,,,„°tiNt . nt Iquique at Arica, and•cailed for Queens- Sunday .... 310 28 10 50 17 9 '23d Sund. after , Trin. cot our Corn Exchange to-day, and our home millers being e „ . „0 . . p . ~p ,kii ` r, W,. elenday.... 411 10 11 31 18 7 NewAloon,2ll2sw.nig ' , inactive, the partial advance-of Friday was barely sustained for 0 fr'.., OP; o p s 4 tt! N I , aliord, hence at Santa Martha, and sailed for ~11 " 'free u bat ,C.„ 4 D; 1 4 113 , 4 1 - , 4 gnSt. RAILWAY RECEIPTS. American and French Flour was in steady • demand, at our t 0 0 ' 0; , 1' 4 71 1 , 1 5t . h., s, Thomas from Corfu at 'Prams, and sailed 'fast quotations ; but Irish,"being little noticed, hardly main (' le nie tiof • 4 l ll,,e Itant. ' °•ae• if° l ia'..r4t e "„gal Foxhound, Simes •, Amethyst, Harris, The folloning•sre the seceipts of railways for the past week, etr; r itisP l i lli Ni lta i ( ae hence at Corfu that is to say, up to the date to which the respective returns ,In Barley, Malt, Beans, mod Pease, there was little or no iSa e ' r ete { ea t tt'l 4 , `"•)1 Sophia, Cardelle,. and , Trial, Ellis, hence are made:- variation-Each meeting a clow sale at former rates. Prime new meeting Oetswere Id. dearer; but there was no .„ $ elm 0 14 I ' Itttkil,''t.l3eart, hence, and Osmanli (e: a.), Corbett, hence RAILWAYS. October. 1850. 1849. Miles . amendment in other kinds. New Oatmetil•Was 3d. - per load Amnt. Anint. Open. A co 12. .e 1380.... .7523.. 72 -earer, and good parcels - of old maintained former rates. l' i l tie,(Z a Le , ghern, Aberdeen - • 530.... 453.. 37ebusiness ,1 4 ,!.t. i) , Miller, sailed from Marseilles for this port, Belfast and Ballymena 19. Although in Indian Corn we had not anyextensive at tiL. I:;'' , 4t ll atiw„ Belfast and County Down 20.... 182.... - ... 17 ',passing to-day, an advance of Is. per qr. upon/he rates of this day week was realised }Zv t er, a kt,, / lewz , and Victoria, Carphin Iran San Francisco jet' Birkenbead,Lanicashire. &Chesh.2o.... 1011.... 822.. 1G - 0 foi ct , ~,,,,, ,, ,, ,,, , , ,L , -,e . ,wi si., s a nd sailed on their ' return to San Fran- Botton 'Blatebarn, Clith. & W.Y.13..... 665.... 435.. 27 ianstedand Exeter 20. 4575.... 4199.. 84 Wheat,* 70th. BRITISH. eve_ .W., and sailed on'their return to Sans. d. s. d. ! s. d. S. d. 11 1 eP b by b 'i ') kkt i, - ' ,,, to the 31st July. Caledonian 13 7344.... 6812..160 English, red ....Old '5 9@ 6 3 Now-- 57f 6 0 I:i i iel preS e , b e e k ytt it _ l T, s 4 . l 7 . •i r . Courier, Witi; Alida, Harding ; Nestor, c h ui e, i t u e l r a n ti n d dir e T t ly s li t ea t d - 6 6 d 0..... 511- 6 5 a J inction N.: •• - js o oa' , 0 Clt i i: lo , lfi ga "" e , Annechma, Bakker; and Juno, Thomp- " Irish, red - 5 6 d 0..... 54- 5 9 Dublin anc/Drogheda •• • • 17 . : :•• 0 7 8 63 1 : .. :• . • • . • ,i 7 ' 8 1 3 1. ... 530 _ , Dit , to, white 5 4 - 5 8 d 0...- . 5 6 - 5 11 pir 0 1 ~,ee 11 :2N , ,b 4 4 ,, , Mendesona, from Tarragona for this port, Dublin 'and Kingstown 9 ,, a 111 e, Engaish, a) , fir .... -- - I rshOtillb --- - - - Clievair. 30 0 - 31 0 got„ be rew 1 ' , Watt ,a" instant to the northward of the mouth of Dundee•ancl 'Arbroath - Barley, English, *qr.. ' 1 44' 0 Cargo landed,and the trmainder expected to 8 0 (1 Vlie n oi e , ~,., the _ - DundeeaPerth, and Aberdeen.... 19.... 707.... 683. 31 - Dundalk and Enniskillen 16. 153.... 136... 19 Scotch & Irish, *6olb 110- 3 2 -- - ~, e • ...„ to a f lit i li, ....._ '', eatlier moderated. Malt, English, ea qr. . East Anglian. 20.... 742.... 815.. 671 • re , '",t P".! ' 1 14...tte," - 9 0 -55 0 10 1 "fK ,, g,....711 S,, Pa.le. - - __ _ _ Wheat, I) 701). English, red Ditto, white .., Irish, red Ditto, white itye, English, ryr Barley, English, qr.. Scotch & Irish, '#6olbil• 10 Malt, English, p qr pale Irish Oats, per 450, OCTOBER 24.—Wind S.E., moderate. ` 4 ,:eg Olant'e (s.), West, from New York ,• sailer . 1 ; 10 rrt inh Cr." t Edinhuriivand Glasgow Ediviburg,h and Northern 49 0 -55 0 10 0 -47 0 248.. 71 Eagterntounti Scotcli,oldl 2 9 3 0 :New 124. •. reveni, 11, ; 11 (s.) L tht,lOtt! 0 ott, he nce at New York; e t., at nine p.m., being.i. Easterri"Union Furness ,t th e 1 6 t h ice r . o c repietii 7 oi iro l t i le tir, t r ,isv e tbe th'i roY berm, 0 50' pig" t ie t". he be.indioJl,Leil anchored at the S.W. i of 12 days 7i Irisli, fine sorts. general do Beans, English, qr... Scotch &Irisli,l44Bolb 2 Pease, English, white .. 7 Do. & Irish .. maple.. Flour,per 2801 b. English & 27 0 —2B 0 fine —.lB 0 —3O 0 bitto. superfine= 0 —32 0 extra ..34 0 —35 0 Oatmeal, ...e Id. of 2441tb.1 Irish, 1849 f2r Canadian Bran.* 241 b. 2 5 2 6 d 0..- 2 3 2 5 d 0.... 18 0 —32 0 do. .. 25 0 —26 0 d 0... .. 31 0 —33 0 blue... grey... 2 4a- 2 23- 2 4 20- 2 1 g' ack tailed from Cape Good.'-lope for this port A to, o - rW4 rd, hence at Baltimore. 48i, e b rv elt, Hoodless ; Carack i -Snow; Ellen Maria, 1,110,1 rat nrton, AP William ; Scargo, Howes; an d Franchise, Bray, hence at New York. k 5 ,Vql.4.lnZ, hence at Boston. ode p a 4tie,, al J,,arleiro, at New York. I ? hi t qe,l. o l ' Hawk,. lencezt Naples. k,, _..teirnier, hence at Toulon. j k !, , • 4 11g 4t `.r d from Malaga for thmpert 3rd Oct. Eoire, and Gipsey,:Boay, hence at Bor- 9 —2l 3 old --- do. 20 0 -21 0 20 0 -21 0 010- 1 9 FOREIGN. s. d. s. d Wheat d. s. d c og Po t of 1)1 ' . , It ' tZif ' ttil .. Q h ' i h ee at n j g rs k4'. "I Wer in, Backus, and Marie iia ' 1 a ' lime hence 1, 1 4, N A i r__ , _ at Harlingen. 044 i to tt ri o mey nt , f U ro a m llao ß a a t r t:t a u d ee oe n s sto n. and Alice Haviland, \ittilj.lt,yl.;?enaives, off Queenstown. ) 0 1, ,z,:fron, Chili at Swansea. kkkl , 6;'°,ti v r. r , reported to have beenywrecked at the en )t,;-„1't1q.,4:,0/1 the 19th instant, was the sloop Fifeshire, Nt to .t .k, 0 e ; el ' V4t ' qtt e , " - • 12 . —The Abbotsford, of ;Gloucester, from 'l , ls, h , , was abandoned at tea. Crew saved by the VO 4,o l hta ti r Ind for New York, and which was spoken 1 / 4 „ 1, 1$141 tb _. The Agnes, of Dublin, from Quebec, was lg._.loth September. in 1at..46, lon. 47. Crew ;I ,Or, fr'riEcess Royal, at Miramichi. The wreck of ' Veli ct " l St. John, N.B. for Liverpool, (before re , ‘l lO , burnt to the water's edge), was towed into ' 'bear Yarmouth, N.S., previous to the 3rd of Canadian red 5 4 5 9 'vvhite ..: - 5 10 6 3 United States dor, 9 6 0 do. 6 3 -- 6 6 Danzig, mixed and do 6 4 highmiV6 9 7 2 L Baltic& limburgdo 6 0— 6 6 Rhenish - 6 9 6 0 Riga and Petersbg. do :5 2 5 6 white - 6 0— 6 2 Odessa, common . do 5 - 7 5 10 Danube:4 3 ' French Spanish,&e.do 5 6 5 9 Polish - Bannat Marianopoli 5 , 6 5 9 white nselou, hence at otiv ov for t' w he: it p orts , o po o 0 00 0 0 tha t ip 9 ;pi Ying g ° s l9 l ave t ° it .1 i d )7111,i0te,r4 5 g 5 11 - 6 2 5:10 - 6 0 Russian, &c. hard. . 5 , 0 5 6 Egypt'rr . 3 9 4 2 Rye, ge qr., Baltic, &C. 20 0 —24 0 Barley, 14. 60Ib,Grinding 2-11 3 2 'Malting 0 0— 0 0 Oats, v. 451 b. 2 2 8 Russian 2 2 5 Zeans,vqr. European.. -27 0 —3l 0 480th. Egyptian.... 24 —24 6 Pease, :fp , qr., Baltic,&c., white.... 32 0 —33 0 Canada. 29 -C —3l 0 Flour, `if. barrel, Canadian sweet 22 .0 U.S. West. Canal .. do. 22 .0 Philad. & Bltimore.do 23 0 Do. &Canadian.. sour 19 -6 slndian Corn, qp 4801 b. American white 29 --30 0 'yellow .29 0.-31 0 :European do 0 o—o 0 d 0..... 29 0 6 brl. 1961 b l3 6 —l4 0ad0..... 0 0 0 0 re`p ot, o re: )t gall 05 o f ' !!„°,OO -29 61 0 0- 0 0 —22 6 Ohio 23 :0--24 0 —24 0 IN.Orins 0 0-- 0 0 —2O 0 !Fro. spf. 0 0— 0 0 t4i --- 'll t( ,t' 4'lkjh s j4Al -f OCTOBER 25.—WindNiE. Vi r ;7_,rt Gallatine, from New ,VeNz —Johannes, Puntos, S harp,for Newfound- iLlit,rp Iv. , \ l l, 4 1 4 44 ' 11 'Russell Shelford, for sPernambuco— n ' 1 .. "` -rt . New ' 'York—Lord Sanclon,Welsh, State a' '4l ll k " Brewster, ' ‘l 4, 4 , l k ,'Th: A , Savannau ~ p and and ;lD4 l . , ,i'lla......i ti r t l l l —T o a l u ir l o nie ri lricasa n, ..Stettin—John and Joseph Bradlee, iliZ,°l,,,i;eans—John Cumming,' aor Dwd a b i t l iChy t l . eV i e n n_ 3'it,','44",' I. ‘Y.a ll ei a r h a j a a— nd ß rS i t t .aViniac'ent—froit . 3 Soeurs, mLaers -441 kAtit<44etive, Evans, Lisbon—ltaclTti_t, 1 !to , tA ' litt4: Sorenson, St. Thomas and . uosauras— Pki t eti Urg; Fdeinore—Laurel ( a.), lAttleAlavre. Pri la ,e . CORN EXCHANGI )CTOBER 25 "::From Tuesday iO the close of yesterday the corn trade here ruled firmly, and in Wheat, Indian Corn, and Floura fair•.busi ness was transacted at previonsluotations. >During the last three days the receipts of Grain, Flour,and Oatmeal into this port, coastwise and from Ireland, are cam parat'sely light; and of foreign Wheat the import is only mo derate, containing merely 4060 qrs. from Europe, and 2176 from , the United States, beyond.which, and 3243 qrs. Indian Corn,from the latter source, no grain has arrived from abroad; of States Flour, however, we have-to note•a very abundant sup ply, amounting to 65,539 barrels, and of French 4173 sacks. A -sudden change in the weather en_yuesdax evening, a 1 10 belairr'f s in b o di e s; a go e t r ,I the the 1 ac t, to „der' t he ;be t .1‘ t.°ls Lit.," ll , (l. llernholm have not gone. L'aiivrkt nenee.at Havre. grj, \/,:i4ll4,'„‘,elice at. Cronstadt ',hence at Helvoei. ‘ 4 ir lt ' 4 R. - " r clul 'Antwerp, for this port, at 'Penzance. it 4, o , v ied fron- Arica for Islay 26th July. ' l l‘k t , s4l l 44 l 7t; -I '„9 lo vich:.hence at Odessa. EckPeru,,Carcy, hence at Constantinople, k 1 1 _ 141 ,A t YV Q ,, i 'Do ,e4,---The Snowdrop, Lilian, from -Rotten , 4 1 7ci t 't pi e ce entering the harbour this afternoon, 1 Oh • % ve r, carried:. away bowsprit, stove larboard t 4,-4 • schooner Thetis, of Preston, Strick j,elilOy Or Liverpool, was run into last night off sebooner Shepherd, Morris, of and for - " ,* (1 She mowdiately filled and fell over Crew : : saved by the Shepherd, and searchiug heavy rain during the two following - days, wonld, if general, impede the process of Wheat sowing for the time : to day, however, is more favourable, though -not apparently set tled. In the :British and Irish markets so; far ,this week, the de mand for-mast kinds of grain appears •just sufficient to keep the trade , tolerably steady, no striking features or important variation in any of its departments being reported.—To the Continental -markets similar remarks are nearly applicable holders these, looking forward with -confidence.to an improved demand from England, concede with reluctance, and that in partial cases only, rather lower terms. At our market to-day English and foreign , Wheat of all de scriptions metal: extremely slow, lingering demand, little more than a few limited parcels having been disposed of, and those on rather easier terms : importers, however, evinced no great anxiety to press -business at any material reduction, yet had sales been feasiblelieyond a moderate amount decidedly lower prices must have-been accepted. Irish new Wheat, being very scarce, remained ,unaltered in value.—Previous to -the large arrivals of American Flour this week, the Mocks •of sour and heated parcels in :store here had been mainly clearethoff the market by consumers and speculative buyers, the superior brands, remaining on 'hand, were held firmly by importers in anticipation of a steady demand prospectively, the present heavy supply, therefore, has produced little or no impression upon the value of this article, all kinds of which are in fair re quest to-day at the full rates of Tuesday last ; french Flour,,at the same time, moving off freely at full prices. Barley, Beans, and Pease having been taken sparingly-to day, were the turn cheaper.—ln Malt no variation.—Oats and Oatmeal, upon a moderatedemand, maintained our last cur- sbet coil; I n'V in° tI e58%e0 V e j ti ro I " a t ti c ' b9t l r';;;.-1 81'h, N'Ott V "l' .---- ik k ::"-.40c. 1 ----- 1. Vo t i'l , s 4a ( 2a.Ea 26.—Wind N.N.E., moderate Na ti ,, , ,l rs tri o i e -althuf,s.s, from St. John, N.B. A, oa l . l , l l 4a4; ; NlVrie, from Mica and Swansea— C le r , l 4' ' l 4 4.",'ll iSle ,lEels, for Azores—Success . Hewitt 1 -a x t , l l t.. 4 , , tliti,plerson,San Francisco-13onita, Kelly, \ I:4o.gor7eeti o , e t, a, and Brandymine. Merryman, for k $1 4 , 1 !,,,,'"za1 j e ,', Alifr , M'Cutcheu, .01.4abile—Africa '(s.) ''.‘: "slii'llr, At, ‘ l 7r , New York—Sarah Bridge, Strout, e, Ahrens'.„!,atherby, Alexandretta—Mary Wil 111s : silt , Rostock — Amity , (at.), Watts, Constantiaople IA 'ustock—Amity, Nickels Seville. 1t; ‘41 4 . 11 1 f4. t i`f l ell, fro" ------ ' tik4 t tl. t ., o 4 , ti i , ,l Buenos Ayres at .this port ; sailed ~,heq°, 4 4 ' sar r ,'",i for London, and . Clemantha, for 4 ;01 4 vi li er ° a tll,. a?Y• The Czessrea *am London for , r 0 4 44 . 4, 4 iti i, st N ii t , v o c ing r lish Bank, 6th ' Aug : .,an . d became i,..N 1 N 1 ,(1 . ,,,, , mist r o z,_ the Agent, from , Lardiff for the ,N,1 t 1 2 ",.„llie gaki n Z t V . , mainmast, arc.. bore up for the *434, v ilq li oct glish 1 3 o e_Csarea for a vessel at anchor, 1 .1N . 4 , .L, , h e , Part of t rK, Bth Angust, anti became a Nl7 kezat4. ee for „te materials saved. A ewliaven, at J)artmopth, with ttl‘ll t , e ll a ' tlt r . l ae on. o4 ,l 4llt 4ovi4Ra, Ahrens •; Achilles, Velt, audil)una, i N 44 ' 14 : (1. hen fo kiv I+ 4 a t ,,,., he_nehos Ayres r noa, at Milford. I '7o, l'ilk 'lO, i t " at River Plate. Yel'atieYleee'eace a t ve r Plate. keNh e, e. f e at ei Cadiz, '.. .1 -a r t , "Ga l 0 larente t .. ) ,, , i,, 4 4. 1 "._4 6 N 2 , 5 t .. . Pct s e t r e ,V, for this port, at AI Mord. NQt 4 Tro t . ti l NZtterd a 4 uurg for this port at Penzance. i i... v s , 4 4 v s , Ri o I ra, for this port, at , Ramsgate. 1 . kac, t 2:14 p s tr:, aneiro at Falmouth ''li ti 4or u u o etcb4 . t Buenos Ayres, . 4 . k p ei4l , The Catherine Hodges, Lewis, "4 lo'n' g a gale from N .E, 1 8 at anchor in these roads, riding •Susan, recey. Although use had less business doing in Indian Corn than be fore, holders were firrn at our Jast quotations. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, OCT. 25. There has been a fair demand :far all sorts of Irish Butter during this week, and, with lightstocks, holders firmly main tain the.advance noticed in our last,report. Bacon and Hams are in good demind at former rates. Lard is much wanted, and an advance of 9d. ner cwt. has taken place. Beef continues in slow sale:; Pork, of good quality, is , becoming scarce, and several parcels have been sold at an advance on the late quota tions. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET.-TESTERDAT. A full supply again at market this day, with,a large number of the second and lower qualities. The only . animation was after choice qualities, at our quotations, and all others languid and dull of sale. The aupply of Sheep was amply Ateicient for the demand, and laver prices was submitted to. SINKING THE OFFAL. Prime first-class Heifers Second-class Heifers . 40. to 4id. per lb. 4d. „ 40. „ Prime first-class Oxen. ....,.• 4O. „ 40. , s , OW Cows and half-fed Oxen._ Prime Wetlierg, (shearlings).. . . Second quality (ditto) Old Scotch and Irish Ewes (ditto) 30. „' 4d- ii Lambs od.„ 0 d. „ No, at market :—Beasts, 3349; Sheep, 7485. 4 .1 1, 4 4, 1*".• a rnb r °l 3ft I ‘, m_ot 4, ( Kt) ind S.S.E. moderate. th , Leitch from Boston; sailed 16th, --,...seteber—Joisefit „ Porto 4ct141, ~ 410mba y—Tua s carora Praia, tllltitl'illi,pri',„Cheetin.,`'2°Hiaa, Charente. "trit,' m ale ", to 17 4, and Roth sch Clegg, for Africa -e4 4 i , eQapc :44Y—Wash in xton 'Page, New Tork 414 ne l l n itirS il l i adelphia•-•!Statesman, Simp sol(,, • O v tt i k, s h "Ira. hence, at Gibraltar, and cleared f1 NA, 111 4414, 0, 4 naon he -15, 1 41 1tNltf t 'ert h ence l nee, Off HaPfax, 15th October, at 4 4; te, for n• A _ keit. --Iga, at Plymouth. . 4 tlni zzs . 44d Centarion, Coombs, hence, at 11114 lie " a vid, Cafiero, hence, at Trieste, LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, OCTOBER 26. 6. (1. s. d. g, d. s. d. Ilay. old, 201 b 0 B@o 10 Potatoes, r goo.. New Clover Ditto, Green Vetches 0 0— 0 0 Cups Straw, Wheat .. 0 31,-- 0 4 Turnips, vi. ton .17 0 19 0 Oat 0 3 0 4 1111ongelwurzel .. 0 0— 0 0 Bogy .. ~., 0 2.j— 0 3 Milralre tr 4 0— I 0 THE LIVERPOOL STINDARba arlatO. 2358.... 1600.. 'O5 Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr.. 19 Glasgow and Greenock 19 Great Northern and East Lincolnl3 Great Southern and Western ....19 Great Western, &c. 18293.... 17313 2746. 1036. 6269. 4726 293'7- 100 974.. 22i 2812.. 219 3454...1888 Laneashireandyorkshire 14478.... 10896. Lancaster and Carlisle Leeds and Thirsk 3850.. 9( 723.. 3t Liverpool, Crosby ' and Southport2o.... 580.... 88.. 12%, Londonderry and Enniskillen :19.... 144.... 143.. 15 London and" North-western 28. 46437.... 44401.. 518.; London and Blackwall .... 20... 890.... 676.. 5i London, Brigkton and S. Coast 19.... 1177 t.... 10765-171 i London add South-western 20. 11423.... 10472.. 239 Manchester, Buxton, &NI atlock 2.0...., 138.... 119.. 11, Manchester, -Sheffield, & Linc01n.20.... 6117.... 4993.. 167 i Manchester and Salford Junction2o.... 386.... 353.. 9rl Maryport and Carlisle Midland, Bristol. & Birmincham.2o.... 23470.... 22938.. 4951 Midland. Great Western (Irish) 29. . ... 1403.... 1257.. 58 Monklands 19. 703.... 746.. 37 _ . _ Newcastle.andCarlisle North British 3488.... 3114..146 North Staffordthire, 13..... 4691 4164..222 North-western Scottish Centval Scottish Midland Shrewsbury -and Birmingham Shrewsburv.aniKhester ShropshireTnion South-eastern South Devon South Wales _ _ 478.... -.. 47 20..... 1563.... 1366.. 46 19. ... 501.... 451.. 32 20- 580 146.. 29: 20. .. . 1789. ... 1263.. 47 20..... 477.... 423.. 30 19..... :11470.... 12239.. 234 13..... 1916.... 1466.. 58 20..... 939.... -.. 75 South York.,lDounster, & Goole 12, Taff Vale 19 Ulster 19 West Cornwall 19 1028.... --.. 69 2341.... 1862.. 40 892.... 751.. 36 .301- 275.. 13 Whitehaven Juaction 13 t'ork, Newcastle. and Berwick 2O, York-and North Midland 20 220.. 12 13607.. 293 6804.. 256 FOREIGN Amiens.artil Boulogne Central of France Dieppe Dutch , Rhenish Monterau and Troyes Northern. of France Orleans and Bordeauy. Paris and Lyons Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen Paris and Strasburg , Rouen and Havre ~, 1537.. 74 3336.. 143 619.. 44 7.... 1483.... 893.. 63 14.... 12800.... 18775..336$ 20.... 3424.... 3556.. 714 12.... 1877. 166 13 9222.... 9215.. 80 19.... 6679.. .. 7258.. 84 14.... 47 ie. —. 107 Tours suid Nantes 1271.. 67 TH=E ,C HARITIES LIVEWPOOL - INFIRMARY REPORT„tTOCT. 26. DISCHAIWEN) In-patients cured, 21 ; Relieved and at own request, 5 ; Made. Out-patients, 3 ; Irregular ' 4; Dead. o. ADIS rirrEn in-patients;.Bs ; Out-patients, 8; Casuals during the week, 12; Remainingiti the House, 188. House Surgeon, Mr...F. , R. Fletcher; Apothecary, Mr. J. Newton; -Chaplain, Itev.W. Blunell ; Treasurer, Alfred North, F;sq. ; House Visitors, T. Bourne and H. Moore, Reqrs. NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT. Ocm Aniurrrno : Accidents, g 9; Medical and Surgical Cases upon recommendation, 20; T0ta1,46.--Dise ROED : Cured, 28 ; Relieved and at own request,4; Attending as Out-Patients, 19; Irregular, 21 Died, 5.-- Remaining in the Hospital, 86. Consulting Surgeon, J. -M. Banner, Esq.; Physician and Surgeon for the week, -Dr. Scott and Mr. Stubbs; House Visitors, Charles CI-unman and D. M 4 Viocar. Esqrs.; house Surgeons, Mr. Wall and Mr. Evans: Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rev. Wm. Hughes. ---00 ---- LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL tRA.GGED SCHOOLS. 68, Seno-sTREET. WEEKLY REPORT, sOcT. 23. Boys.on , the Books 8 Averagetlitily attendance. Girls disco Sick List Obtained-.sitstations I'.. D. Anderson ' Esq., Treasurer; Joseph Hubback, Esq., -S Hon.ecretary ; J. B. Orriss Superiiitendent; 'Visitors, 11. H.-Statham and E. Heath , Lsq. oo ---,---- SOUTHERN & TOXTETH HOSPITAL, OcT. 23. IN-ekrsENTs.. , -)Discharged. ouT-r i ATIE NTS. Cured . . 10 Cured end relieved 56 Relieved Out-patients • I rregu l a r Referratto Fever ospital 0 Entered . 12—Under treatment 0 Treasurer, Benjamin Platt, Esq. ; Visitors., Mr lngram and Mr. Charles Challinor ; Honorary Chaplain, Rev. :George Dover ; Physician and burgeon for the week, Dr. Cameron and Mr. Minsbull; House Surgeon, Mr. G. C. Sharman ; Assistant House Surgeon, Mr. .H. F. Barnett. LIVERPOOOL DISPENSARIES. Nusoher of New Patients entered 021 the Books of the Dispensaries during the last week. North. South. Total. New. cases relieved at the Institution 238.... 162.... 393 New cases visited at their own houses 87.... 71....137 Visrrous.--North, Vauxhall-road; J. A. Tobin, G. G. Hornby, H. K. Claypole, and T. Bourne, Ems.—South, 1, Upper Parliament-street: C. Booth, E. Humble, J. W. Wil iams, and Rev. C, Morrall. — Treasurer , F. Mill, Es q .— Scrdary, Mr. D. H. Gibson. BIRKENHEAD HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY, OCTOBBR 19. HOSPlTAL.—Admitted, 1 ; Discharged—Cured, 2 ; Relieved ; Made Out-Patients, 0; Not Benefited, 0; Irregular, 8; Dead, 0; Remaining, B.—DisPgNsAßY.—Out-Patients—Ad mitted, 42; Discharged, 28 ; Remaining , 456: Home Patients —Admitted, 9; Discharged, 0; Remaining, 74. Total since January Ist, 1913. Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Stevenson and Mr. Dixon; Sur geon for the ensuing vreek, Mr. Walker ' • Treasurer, Mr. R. Bryans, jun. • H ot ree Sigge9n/ *y,l4acdougall ; Zion, Secretary, Mr . MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 26 Business in each article during the week has been confined to the supply of a moderate consumptive demand, at the prices of our last. The same may be said of our market to-day, and we repeat the quotations of our last. PRESTON CORN MARKET, OCT. 26 . The arrivals are to a fair amount this week. Since cur report of the 19th instant but little variation has occurred in the grainl market, and Flour has remained steady in value, whilst for Oatmeal we have experieneed a good demand, at firmer prices. We had a fair show of English Wheat at our market this morning; fine samples commanded a ready sale at extreme rates, and secondary and out of conditioned parcels fully sup ported our previous currency. The millers having bought Irish Wheat pretty freely in the early part of theweek, but little was passing in this description of grain to-day, and we cannot note any change in its value. English Flour sells readily at our quotations. No Irish at hand. Beans in good condition a shade higher. New Oats inquired for, and id. per bushel more money would be paid for prime mealers. Old, stationary. Oatmeal continuing to meet a healthy demand to consumers, good qualities of new improved Bd. per load. Other articles as before. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. OCT. 25 We are well supplied with most articles. The demand for fine fresh Wheat is pretty active, at full prices; other descrip tions dull sale at last week's currency. Malting Barley quite as well sold. Oats and Shelling ready sale. and late rates ra ther exceeded. In Beans or other Grain no material altera tion. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, OcTonya 24 At this day's market there was a fair supply of Wheat, and the trade ruled dull, at the currency of this day se'nnig,ht. On Barley the turn was in favour f the buyer. Oats were also 3d to 6d. per qr. cheaper. English old Beans could not be sold wiehout submitting to a decline of Is. per gr. Peas Is. per qr. cheaper. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET, OCT. 26 There was a large supply of Wheat to-day from the country— nearly twice as much as last week. Owing to the state of the weather, the condition was not so good, and there was less in• quirt' for seed. Ihe sale ruled slow ; the best qualities were no lower, but secondary and damp sorts were about Is. per qr. cheaper; the whole however, was cleared off. For South Coun try new and old the demand was limited, without alteration in value; and in Foreign there was very little passing, as holders were 'firm, and refused to submit to any reduction ; some Ham burg new, just arrived, realised 435. to 435. 6d. per qr.—The sale is very slow for malting Barley, at barely last week's rates; grinding being scarce is fully as dear, with a ready sale.—Malt of food quality supports its value, but inferior is completely neglected —English and Scotch old Oats fully as dear, but new, unless really fine, were Is. per qr. lower.—ln other Grain no alteration in value can be noticed.—Flour ruled the same as last week. Wheat—Northumberland, White, per qr Do. Do. red, do. Flour—Norfolk household, per sack 435. to 435. 38s. to 435, 30s. to 31s DUBLIN CORN MARKET. OCTOBER 25. We continue to have buta moderate supply of grain at mar ket. There was a fair demand for all kinds of home grain, and in some instances a mall advance was realised on each de scription. Indian Corn in little demand, but previous prices supported. Wheat, new .. 23s Od to 25s 6d I Oatmeal 9s 6(1 to 10s Gd Red do., old .. ISs 04 to 23s Od I Rapeseed .. 2f's Od to 22s Gd Barley lOs lid to 13s 30. Flour, second . 13s 04 to les Od Bore Os ta 'to 9s 6d I Indian Corn, Oats, new BELFAST CORN MARKET,:OcT. 25 We had a good deal of rain this week. The trade has been steady without great animation, all articles of cheap food going freely into consumption. The ctipplies of Wheat at market have materially decreased, and the quality of what is coming forward does nCit improve. Of other home grain the supplies are moderate, and all meet a ready sale at firm rates. At this day's market Wheat was in small supply, and prices fully sup ported. Oats, Oatmeal, Barley, and Beans in good supply, and the demand pretty brisk. In IndianVorn not much doing, but holders brisk at the late advance. CORIC CORN MARCET. OCT. 26. Flour has a steady consumptive - sale at last week's prices. The supply of inferiors is still short, and full prices are obtain able. Indian Corn has further advanced 2s. 6d. per ton. Fo reign Wheats have attracted mare attention this week. and late prices are freely had. The farmerS' supply cf grain is limited, the-weather being very favourable for field operations, prices haveimproved for each kind. SATIFORD CATTLR MARKET. OcT. 23 The number of Beasts larger, and of very middling qualities in general, from 3itl. to 4d., atid . a good many left at the close. Sheep much the same as last v-eek, and of very middling 'qua lity, 40. to 54d., and a good many left at the close. Calves much the same as last week, from 51d. to Gd., and all sold. No. of Beasts,l,oll ; Sheep, 5,630; Calves, 62. LEEDS FORTNIGIIT CATTLE FAIR. OCT. 23. We had rt large supply of Beasts at this day's market, and a good attsndance of buyers. A fair amount of business was done, nearly all being cif. Prices, from ss. 4d. to Cs. per st. of lalbs. Sheep all changed hands, at from 4id. toad. per lb. — No. of Beasts, 612; Sheep; iOO. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. OCT The market of this day - was again a very heavyone. Dull sales, even at a reduction of 3s. to 48. a-bead on ordinary Beasts; inferior a mere drug ; very prime only approximating even the-prices of this day week. Veal tolerably steady, but, at the same time little '(loing. Sheep fully 'id. per lb. lower, and from the wet day altogether a dull aspect. Beef. in sink, 30s. to 4115.; very prime4ll3. to 425. per cwt.; Veal, (id. ; Mut ton, 40. to 54d. per lb., in ditto. A quantity of blackfaced Sheep is , now in course of import from Scotland,-as many as one to two thousand head a week, which sell even under our lowest figure. The Pig market a large one ; prices much the same as last week, 325; to 355. per cwt., nett. PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, OCTOBER 26. B. d. s. d. I s. d. a. d. . Is. 11 0 4to 0 7 Grapes,Eng.*ll. 1 6to 0 0 0 - 5 0 7 1 Ditto, Foreign 0 5 0 6 0 5-1— 0 7 ,Pines, For. each. 0 0— 0 0 t fore•qr • 0 0 —l3 0 I Do. Eng.* ft, 4 8 0 0 Lamb t irind.q , . a 0 — , O 0 Fowls,* couple. 2 6 3 0 Fresh Post Bret Salmon .. ...... '1 2 0 0 Pigeons 1 6 0 0 Soles Cod Fish Turbot For. Melons each 0 0— 0 0 Cucumbers .... 0 4 0 0 Nectarins, each. 0 0— 0 0 Larks, per doz.. • S— 0 0 Fresh Butter Salt Ditto 0 8— 9 10 Apricots 9 4 0 5 Eggs .. *l2O 64 0 0 Rabbits.* cple. 1 8— 2 g Potatoes, Peck 0 8— 1 0 Turkeys 3 0— 6 • Peaches, each .. 0 4 0 0 Snipes .... each 0 5 0 6 Filberts 0 9 0 10 Pheasants 7 6 0 o Beef .. Alutton Veal.... STATE OF TRADE. MANCHESTER.—Themarket during the week has been very firm ; but without any general enhancement in prices ; at the same time, fair demand has been experienced. For all de scriptions of goods and yarns full rates are demanded ; but any decided advance has been, for the most part, confined to India descriptions. The accounts from that quarter, by the fully answered the expectations that had been fonned of them ; and, consequently, a steady business has continued both for cloth and yarn ; but a great number of purchases having been made, in anticipation of the favourable tenor of the advices, the demand has not been so.extensive as might otherwise have been looked for; but such, nevertheless, has enabled manufac turers to obtain lid. per piece snore for most sorts of skirtings, and spinners an advance of some lid. to 4d. per lb. on yarns; and this has been more fully established at the close of the week. Yarns, with the exception above noticed, have not ex perienced any material variation. For India, there was a fair business doing, on Tuesday, at the advance mentioned; but on Wednesday a slackness prevailed. On Thursday, more spirit was again shown, upon the receipt of the American steamer's news. Higher prices have been asked for most kinds of yarn, but have been obtained only partially. For Germany a moderate demand continues. For yarns, for home use, id. to 4d. more has been asked; but spinners have not been successful in obtaining more than id., and the current rates stand higher, to about that extent, than last week ; and much firmness is manifested, as no stocks are held. Roc HDALE. — There has been a good demand for kerseys and coarse goods, but the flannel market has been quiet, and less business has been doing. In wool there has been little change, either in price or demand, and the manufacturers continue to purchase for immediate use only. Lu EDS.—Without any marked change, either in the state of the markets or in the prices or demand of goods, we may state that the woollen trade of this town and district is fully as brisk as we could expect considering the period of the year. There is a steady demand for both the home and foreign market, and tliegeneral tone of the trade is one of quiet confidence. RA RD.—WOOiB : Notwithstanding the sluggish demand, and the *wariness of the spinners in buying combing wools, tha rtriPa is not effeetett anti at the rates now smieht_ there is no inducement to purchase. Noils and brokes are at present steady, both in demand and prices. Yarns : The firmness manifestedin the wool market is now resuming a permanent feature, for -while wools have improved in price, yarns have declined, and the position of the spinner is now so close, that any further reduction (which is not probable) would c, - nnpel the spinners to shelter themselves under a diminisll,:d production. Pieces : There :is nothing cheering in the business this week, and the more prudent are acting on the defensive, by curtailing their manufactibre, the price at which goods are now selling being so ru►nously low, that there is no alternative remaining. Hunounsiriel.A.—Our market continues flat, nobody buy ing anything except for their immediate wants. Prices much , the same. HALIFAX.—The demand for lastings is languid, hut for tasty goods there is increased inquiry, with a prospect for further improvement. The spinners are all fully employed ; hut the export houses are still keeping back their orders, in the expectation—whetl.er well or ill founded remains to be seen— that they will be able to purchase on better terms ; but the spinners are reluctant to give way to anv extent, as wool is firmer. Considerable quantities of wool have been changing bands, and the quotations may be noted a shade higher. PICKET LIST, GEWERAL POST OFFICE Mails desp'd:Last Packet' Next Packet Destin at kn. fromLondonl sailed. due. S'ILAMPTON ST.wrioN Lisbon • 'Madeira • 1 7th, 17th, Montrose .. Next Mail and 27th ofl Oct. 17,due Nov. 5 Spain Gibraltar f every montlil Malta&lonian Islands 20th !Ripon I Next Mail Greece and Egypt.... of every 1 Oct. 20'due Oct. 28 India,Ceylon,&Chanal month. 1 (I)Brit,Col.inW.lnd. l (except Honduras Sr , Bermuda) For. Col. ' of every in W. Indies, except month 1 Havana, Venezuela, ' and Madeira t .1 ' (2) Mexico & Havana } 2nd of everyrt, Western Next Mail month 9121 g. Oct. 2 due Nov. 5 (3) Bermuda, St. Juan de Nicaragua, and lith ()revery Avon .. , , ..1 Next Mail New Grenada 2nd and 1 7tli',Avon Oct. llV.ue Nov. 5 FALMOUTH STATION. Madeira, Brazil, and 1 Evng. of 4t1:111 M LinnetiriMPenguin Buenos Ayres I every month' Oct. 61 Oct. 23 LIVERPOOL STATION. )3rit. N.Awerica, lier-11 Every alter. Africa .... ;Europa „ Buda, and U. States' Friday, I Oct. 26i N9Y. 7 ~. inarrfageo, trttjs, attb 3Beatbs. MARRIED. On the 28th of March, at Melbourne, Australia, JOHN WENIYSS MANLEY, Esq., at Blabulka, River Goulbourne, son of Thomas Manley, Esq., of Charlton House, Brown's River, Tasmania, to MARY MILLER, only daughter of the late CHAS. GUTHRIE, Esq., of Ayr, North Britain. On the Bth instant, at New York, Mr. EDWARD MARTIN to KATE, only daughter of the late JOHN M`KIM, Esq., both of the county of Sligo. ;On the 10th instant, at Didsbury, by the Rev. W. B. Caparn M.A., vicar of Torrington, Lincolnshire, RICHARD HUNT LEY, Esq., of King's-langley, to ARABELLA, second daughter of the late JOHN CAPARN, Esq., of Winthorpe Nott, and niece to the Rev. Dr. Hannah. On the 17th instant, at St. Peter's Church. Dublin, by the e'en. the Archdeacon of Cork. THOMAS OLDHAM, Esq., F.R.S., and Professor of Geology in the University, to LOUISA MATILDA, second daughter of the late WM. DIXON, jun., Esq., of this town. Same day, at Drums-house, Renfrewshire, Mr. JAS. SHARP NISBE'P, of this town, to MARGARET, only daughter of the late ALEXANDER SHARP, Esq., of this town. On the 18th instant, at St. John's Church, by the Rev. W. M. Filloon, M.A., Mr. JOHN MILLS to Miss SARAH FLINN. Same day, in London, JAMES, second son of JOHN WILKS, FAQ, of Everton, to LOUISA ANN, second daughter of JOHN GOLDFINCH BROWN, of London. _ _ _ _ On the 19th instant, at St. Silas's Church, by the Rev. J. Cordeaux, Mr. FREDERICK CHARLES ECK FORD, artist, to ANNA MARIA, daughter of WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, Esq., surgeon, Bootle. Same day, Capt. JAMES WWIRTER, to MARY ANNE, second daughter of WM. BENNETF, Esq., of Bank Cottage, Tranmere. On the 21st, of St. Michael's Church, Aigburth, Mr.JOSEPH ROPER, second son of Captain Peter Roper, of Mile-view, Tox teth•park, to MARGARET, eldest daughter of Mr. T. STOREY, of Northwich. Same day, at St. Paul's Church, Mr. WM. GERRARD, grocer, to Miss MARY WOODWARD, both of St. Helen's. Same day, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Mr. THOMAS GLOVER to MISS ANN ATKINSON, both of oxteth-park. On the 22d instant, at Ilkley, HENRY, sun of the late T. E. TIDSWELL, Esq., of Withington, to ELIZABETH, daughter of the late JOHN ROBY, Esq., formerly of Rochdale. Same day, at St. Mark's Church, by the Rev. W. Pollock, WM. WALKER, Esq., of New York, to Miss ANNIE SAINS BURY, of Bold-street. . Sam(' day, at St. Catherine's Church, Tranmere, Mr. RALPH WRIGHT to EMILY, youngest daughter of Mr. WM. HAR RISON, formerly of Crosby. Same day, at St. John's Church, NATH ANIEL, eldest son of Mr. SAMUEL KEEBLE, to MARGARET, eldest daughter of the late Mr. ROBERT KENNEDY, of Toxtetb-park. •- -•-• • - day, at St. John the Baptist'; Church, Mr. THOMAS L to Miss iktA RV GARNETT_ Same day, at St. Anne's Church, by the Rev. H. Sutton, THOMAS BOLTON, eldest surviving sen of G. Bolton, Esq., to JULIA, youngest daughter of THOMAS WALKER, Esq., of Springfield Cottage, near Crosby. On the 23rd instant, at Walton Church. by the Rev. W. Hornby, vicar of St. Mi'chael's-on-Wyre, ARCHIBALD TOD, Esq., of this town, to HARRIET, fourth daughter of HARD MAN EARLE, Esq., of Allerton Tower. Same day, at St. Augustine's Clairch, by the Rev. T. Hornby, Mr. BURROWS, merchant, of this town, to ELIZABETH, youngest daughter of the late JOHN DAWBARN, Esq., of Oxton, Cheshire. Same day, at St. Augustine's Catholic Church, Preston, THOMAS DALY, Esq., solicitor, of this town, to ELIZABETH JANE, eldest daughter of JOHN TURNER, Esq., solicitor, Preston. Same day, at St. John's Church, Knotty Ash, CUTHBERT C. NIEDCALF, to ELLEN NIERRICKS. Same day, at the Church of Walton-on-the-Hill, M. T. SMYTH. Esq., of this town, to SARAH, eldest daughter of the late CHASLES BATTERSBY. Esq., of Marsh-lane, Linacre,_ On the 24th instant, at St. BriciN Church, R. HOUGHTON, :.A., to ELIZA, only daughter of the late ➢lr. SAMUEL HOWSON Same day, at Great Geo MELLEDGE, Esq., of Boston, Mass JANE, second daughter of the late ROBERT this town. street Chapel, JAMES PARKER busetts, to SARAH JOB, Esq., of Same day, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. David Stewart, Mr. JOHN EL A. LOWE, to ELIZABETH, eldest daughter of the late Mr. JAMES HORN BY. Same day, at St. Silas's Church, by the Rev. J. Cordeux, Mr. SAMUEL HOLT, to Mrs. SIDDALL, of the Cross Keys, Moor- Same day, at St. Silas's Church, by the Rev. J. Cordeaux, Mr. HENRY WILLIAMS, to MARY, second daughter of the late HENRY BURGESS, of Cheshire. Same day, at the Parish Church, Wigan, by the Rev. George Huntington, Mr. RALPH STAMP, commerc►al traveller, of this town, to MARY ANN, youngest daughter of the late Mr. BENJAMIN WHITLEY, of the former place. Same day, at the Parish Church, Blackburn, by the Rev. J. Whitaker, 1).D., ricer, the Rev. EDWARD PARKER, M.A., incumbent of the Holy Trinity Church, Blackburn, second sur viving son of Edward Parker, Esq., of Alkincoats, near Colne, to CATHERINE, second daughter of the late JAS. NEVILLF Esq', of Beardwood, near BlackbUrn On the 26th instant, by livens Everton, by the Rev. W. W. Ewbar Liver Inn, Kirkdnle, youngest son of the late Henry Haydock Esq., lime burner and bricklayer, to Miss ELLEN GRAHAM, youngest deughter of the late Mr. Robert Graham, of thin town. A St. George's Churct HAYDOCIi On the 27th instant, at St. Mark's CI NALD to Miss MARY ANN MOORE. [lurch, Mr. JAMES DO Same day and plat LETITIA MORROV Mr. JAMES MONTGOMERY to Miss Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. CHARLES GRIF FITHS to Miss ANN GIDLOW. 3,AVCTHOIiN On the 23th i instant, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. JAMES WARNOCK to EL! ZA, daughter of the late Mr. JOHN BIRRELL. Name day, at St. Michael's Church, by the Rev. Cyrm Morrall, M.A., Mr. PETER PATERSON to Miss JIiSSII LINDSAY. Same day and place, by the Rev. C. A. Graham, Mr. AVM IRVING, of Great -George-square, to Miss MARY H LIGHTBODY, Pitt-street. BIRTIIS On the 29th August, athe is'and of St. Helana, on board the barque Mary Ri.y, Wm. Ellwood, commander, from Madras for this portf s. ELLWOUD, of a son ; LIFO, on the 2d ult., on hoard the same barque, in lat. 12 57 S., lon. 9 3 W., the lady of THOMAS RUTTON, Esq., of a son. On the 19th instant, the wife of Mr. GEO. ATHORN, of Fair field Arms, Fairfield, of a son. On the 20th inst., at Canapden house, Gloucestershire, the Viscountess CAMPDEN, of a son and heir. day, in Chester, Mrs. HENRY OMANNEY, of a daughter k/n tie 23d inst cent, Egremont, of a son Same day, the wife of Dr. BURGESS, of Oxford-street, of a daughter. Airs. JAMES WADDELL, of Union-cres Oii the 24th inst., in Bedford-street South. the wife of the ev. CHARLES HENRY BURTON, M.A., of a daughter. On the 25th inst., at Roby-hall, the wife of THOMAS MOSS, Suit? day, at Bootie, the wife of Mr. JOSEPH F. OWEN, of a d o a n th ngh e ter 2 28th instant, the . .rife of Mr. JOSEPH HODGSON, Birkenhead, of a son. DIED Lately, at Swansea, at an advanced age, Mr. C. OLIVER. for many years in the employ of Messrs.. Mears, bellfounders, _ . which weighs five tons eight cwt., and subsequently the great bell of York Minster. which weighs twelve tons; also, the hells at St. Chad's, Shrewsbury. Lately, in Frankfort-avenue, Rathmines, aged 93. Mr. JOS. HARDY. When twenty years old he invented a machine for doubling and twisting cotton yarn, for which the Dublin So ciety awarded him a premium of twenty guineas. Four pars after he invented a scribbling machine for carding wool, to be worked by horse or water power, for which the same society awarded him one hundred guineas. He next invented a nu chine for measuring and sealing linen, and was in consequence appointed by the Linen Board seals-master for all the linen markets in the county of Derry: bu. the slightest benefit from this he never derived, as the rebellion of '93 broke out about the time he had all his machines completed. and political op ponents having represented, by memorials to the board, that by giving so much employ:nert to one man, hundreds who were then employed would be thrown out of work, the board changed the seal from the spinning wheel to the harp:4nd crown, theraly rendering his seals useless, merely giving him £lOO by wa y o f remuneration for his loss. About the year 100 he demonstrated, by an apparatus attached to one of the boats of the Grand Canal Company at Portobello the practicability of propelling vessels on the water by paddle wheels; but, having placed the paddles on the bow of the boat, the action of the backwater was so great that a greater speed than three miles an hour could not be attained. This mode appearing not :o answer, without further experiment deceased broke up the machinery, and allowed others to profit by the ideas he gave on the subject, and to complete on the open sea what he had attempted within the narrciw limits of a canal. He also invented a machine for saw ing timber; but, as it has happened in too many instances to Irishmen, the result of all his inventions during a long life has been very considerable loss of time and property, without the slightest recompense from thegovernment or the country bene fitted by his talents On the LAN I ultimo, at New Orleans, aged T of the county Cavan,-Ireland JOHN CARO. - 611 7 tlie 4th instant, at Malta, of Cholera, JAMES, eldest son of BENJAMIN PARKIN, Esq., of Chatham place, Edgehill. On the Sth instant, at New York, aged 61, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. JAMES CAHILL, a native of Edgw•orthstown, county of Longford, Ireland. -- (3;'tie 9th instant, at New York, aged 39, MARGARET, wife of Mr. JOHN MATHEWSON, a native of Fifeshire. On the 10th instant, at New York, aged 22, Miss ROSE GE RAGHTY, a native of Deraghon, county of Longford, Ireland. On the 14th instant, at St. Servan, in France, JAMES TER TIUS THOMSON, Esq., formerly of this town. On the 15th insiant; in lineli:street, ELIZABETH ANN, ife of Mr. JOHN LYON, coachbuittler. On the 16th instant, at his residence, Barhourne•terrace, Worcester, in his 80th year, WM. SALK ELD, Esq. Same day, in Edinliurgh, Mr. WM. GEORGE, chief-clerk of the Scottish Widows' A Onthe 17th ins Irance Company. , aged 75, Mr. Jt)EIN MOORE, for more Same day, in London, from injuries received by being run over by a cab whilst pursuing his avocations, ANDREW RI LEY, an aged crossing•sweeper, who bad for many years offi ciated at the corner of Baker-street, Portman-square, and whose ready wit and quaint replies had gained him many friends amongst the residents in the neighbouthcod. De- Majesty in the rebellion of 'O, and since then in the Peninsula, and had often come across Master "Honey," whom he de scribed as "a rare 'cute but slippery customer." He had suc ceeded in his crossing an old gentleman who had amassed a large fortune, to whom he paid a large sum for the goodwill, but which amply repaid him for the outlay. Riley frequently hossforl of his wealth. and Was wont upon grand occasions to regale his comrades with the best of everything. On the 18th instant, after a short Illness, .aged 31, Mr. WM CLEWORTH. of Uncle Sam's Vaults, 15, Waterlop:road. Same day, in London, after two day's' illness, and having only recently arrived from a yachting excursion, in his 34th year, the Lord WILLIAM DE LA POER BERESFORD, of the 2d Lifeguards. second son of the late and brother of the present Marquis of Waterford. He was also nephew to the present Lord Primate of all Ireland. Same day, at Warrington, aged 67, WILLIAM BURDETT, Esq. Same day. FANNY MARGARET, second daughter of Capt HENRY THOMPSON. On the 19th instant, at Birkenhead, of Mrs. ANN WRIGHT. Same day, ELIZABETH MARGARET, wife of Mr. THOS, WORSLEY, Cubley, near Peuistone, Yorkshire, and relict of the late Mr. Thomas Hall, of Wimslow, Cheshire. Same day, aged 16, LAURA, second daught er o f th e Rev. WILLIAM RICHARDSON, of Claughton, Birkenhead. On the 20th instant, aged 48, MARY, widow of Mr. H. HUGHES, joiner. Same day, aged 51, Mr. JAMES CAMPBELL. While at tempting to light a lamp at the City of Dublin Steam-packet stores, in William-street, he fell and broke his leg, fractured his skull, and received several other injuries. He lost one of his hands in the employment of the same company twenty-one years ago, and now, after a servitude of twenty-three years, he has lost his life by accident. On the 21st instant, aged 31, MARGARET, wife of Mr. CHRISTOPHER ROWSON, watchmaker, SirThomas's-build jugs. Same day, at Ballaugh, Isle of Man, ANNE, relict of the late Mr, JAMES PRIOR, of St. Helen's. Seine day, in London, the Rev. GEO, THACKERAY, D.D,, V.L.S., Provost of King's College, Cambridge, in the 7-Ith year pf 40 age ? The deceased held the oppetntment of MARY ANN, dau, the Chaplain in. Ordinary to George 111. and the succeeding - Sovereigns, including her present Majesty; he was a most erudite-classic t and-badlliereutitation of having effected great 'improvements in the 'University examinations and course of studies in this respect. He was- alSo nn eminent naturalist, - and his collection and library in connection with this study are reputed to. rank:lß:mg, even if they are not, t h e b est in • England. _ ,„ _ On the 22d instant, after a long and painful illness, ESTHER COWELL, wife of Mr. J. SWEENEY, of l'hythian-street, Low hill. Same day, aged 50, Mr. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, joiner and builder, late of Oldham-street Same day, at his residence, 1 74, Mr. ROBERT JACKSON, Wellington• road, Wavertree, aged Same day, at Alderley Park, Cheshire, in the 84th year of his age, the Right lion. JOHN THOMAS STANLEY, Lord STANLEY, of Alderley. His lordship was connected with the oldest families of Lancashire and Cheshire. He was one of those who were raised to the peerage by the Whigs for the purpose of increasing their numerical strength in the House of Lords. His death will be sincerely lamented by his numer ous dependents and tenantry; for he was an excellent land lord, a liberal master, and a kind, friend to the poor. Lord Eddisbury, now one of the Under Secretaries of State, suc ceeds to the peerage. _ _ Same day, n at th - :2 house of her son, at Oxton, Birkenhead, AGNES, relict of the late JAMES DAWSON, Esq., of Scot forth, near Lancaster. and second daughter of the late Rev. Henry Ellershaw, of Chapel-le Dale, Yorkshire. On the 23d instant, aged 11 months, BETSY CUNNING HAM, daughter of Mr. ALEX. ABBOT, of Upper Stanhope street. Same day, at Douglas, Isle of Man, of inflammation of the mots, aged 8 years, THOMAS, eldest son of the late Mr. MES NORRIS, of the A. bion office. Same day, at the residenc mour-street, aged 5 years, MARGARET CLEGG. e of his aunt, Miss Salthnuse, Sey- JOHN, only son of THOMAS and Same day, at his residence, Celyn, near Wrexham, Mr. JNO., LAMB. The deceased gentleman was for many years agent for the extensive estates in North Wales of the late Mr. Ser geant Atcherley. - Same day, at the St. Asap]] Union Workhouse, aged 73, Mrs. SARAH WILLIAMS, soother of Mr. John Williams, master of the said workhouse, and sister of the Rev. David lVilliams, Wesleyan minister, of this town. She bad been a member of the Wesleyan Methodist Society for upwards of 47 years. On the 24th instant, in London, Mr. RICHARD COMM?, for a number of years the Depository of the British and Foreign Bible Society. Same day; Mr. EDWARD KINSMAN, of Falmouth, but latterly of her Majesty's Customs at this port, brother of the late Thomas Kinsman, Esq., Captain Superintendent of Moul main. On the 26th instant, aged 72, THOMAS CORRIE, Esq., on which day the flags at the Town.hall and the public offices were raised half-mast high in respect to his memory. The deceased was an officer well known in Liverpool as the collector of town nnri hn hari fitio,l • )r a number of years. He had been . ders and infirmities of old age during •hs. He was a man of a very will long. be remembered with profit to his employers f suffering from the disoi the last three or four nn charitable_ disposition, a:.(1 his office amounted to with the Corporation. Same day, at her residence, Hop BAIRD. ena a year relieve the salary of e appointment rests xi-street ged 73, Mrs. Same day, at her residence, Sey mour - s t reet, i n her 70th year, ELIZABEVII STEWARD, sister of the late Mr. Jno. Steward, of her Majesty's Customs at this r,ort. Same day, after a long and WILLIAM WOODS, for u nw . _ years, Mr lot boai;al s master of ort. Deceased was a most agreeable n, and very much respected by all who and Kind-heartec knew him. Same day geil 34 years, MI s. ANN WEATHERILT, relict C. Weatherilt, of this town. of the late LONDON GA AZE TTE DAY, OCT PARTNERSHIPS 1 SOLVED, atIS and S. Crone and J. Sharrocks (exec, ceased), and S. Sharrocks, Liverpool, drugs James M'Monnies, Liverpoo at the Liverpool District Court Yates, jun., Liverpool ; official John lugs, Henley. Edward Army tap Colne-bridge, near H James Stevens Tripp, I lane, City, London, ship I Frederick Le Mark and Get street, City, London, shipbrol Nov. 22, J. Winder id T. Banks, Liver! th,Tattenhay, Ch and R. Deane, Liverpo To be granted, unless c Nov. 1), R. Stone. Nevi( ler—Nov. 13, D Bootbroyd, Yoi Friend, Kidderminster, bookseller ,ent, Neatt CERTIFICATES GRANTED, Sept. 3, W. Simmons T. Litckei, Exeter, provi;ionCeales frown, Liverpool, passenger agents—J. tors of Richard Sharrocks, de ts. corn merchant, Nov. 8 and 29, A Bankruptcy : solicitor, Mr. ssignee, Mr. Bird, Liverpool. Warwickshire, surgeon. on-bridge, near Halifax, and of field, Yorkshire, cotton spinner. tbard-street-chambers, Clement's- La Mark, Water-lane, Tower- t—Nov. 22, R. Adams I—Nov. 15, J. Mere- lov. 15, J. -liigginson be shown to the contrary on the London, tallow chand• tio,i._l2, J. Exley, Nov. 13. —October 18, FROM THE LONDON GA FE OF FRIDAY PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Hodgkinson a-1 —E. Beattie and E. I DECLARATION OF DIVIDENDS. R. Abram, Liverpool, wine merchant. A. Brown, Liverpool, provision dealer. A. Duranty, Liverpool, merchant. J. Jaffa and J. Wiliis, Liverpool, tailors. T. Alletson, Liverpool, and Boughton House, Cheshire, dry Liter. Liverpool, dra areing, R. M. Lloyd, Wrexham, banker. G. Kyrke, Bryn Malley, Denbighshire, lime burner BANKRI George Hall and elton Fell, Tynemouth, timber Syr Tydvil, GI William i Robert Turner, .vorthi John Roden, Staiu:ord. f,)rset, E ex" bnildzr re, fronmong x, d raper ND. Nov. le, H. Green, Live D rpoo lVlD E l, ironrr To be granted, unless cause be CERTIFICATES shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. Nor. 18, B. H. Bat Wilkes, Birmingham, c Liverpool, merchant—Noy. Is, S, MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL October. 30, John Hilton (proof Nov. 1, Richard Batten 1, James HorsfiAd (2, District CocitT, - ii. id) Ditto, 11 . Ditto, 11 . Ditto, 11 . Ditto, 11 4, Henry HoWs (proof ni 4, Charles Jones, (15t).... 7, Thomas Fielding (2mi) 8, James RobertsOn (audit) 8, Henry Clarke (proof and div ), 8, James M'Monnies (Ist) 11, Thomas Horsfteld (2nd). Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL Direct. Indirect, Aug. 19 Oct. 10 Aug. 8 Oct. 11 Australia Bombay.. B. Ayres Calcutta California C. G. nor Hayti.... Honduras Jamaica.. salesme CERTIFIC to avoid 21INInuritiul 2S Mazatlan 00 I;Mob' I %lon, Aug. Is' Vid i New Orle 1 New Yort Panama . 1)t.9 Pernambt Da. • Rio Jan Au 24 I San Francisco :. 27 Savannah .. .. 2i St. Helena Sept. 1 The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, with Mrs. Glad stone and two of their daughters, sailed by the Boulogne steamer, oa the 18th, on their way to the south of Italy for the winter. Among the list of nial, advertised in t name of Benjamin Hawes, Esq., 111. P ,bseribers to the Wiseman testimo holie I , ars the ernment have officially recognised the )man Catholic hierarchy by the sty'e and titles lsively belon7 to the B e Church of England Romanist, t Colo^", A. YANKEE VERSION OF Tr :hops in communion SEVEN DEADLY SINS 1. Refusing to take a newspaper. 2. Taking a ntw=paper and not paying for it. 3. Not advertising. 4. it_ dverti sing and not paying for it. 5. Making a printing-office a loafing house. 6. Reading manuscript in the bands of the compositor. 7. Sending an abusive and threatening letter to the editor. For the first and second offence no absolution can be granted. The third can be remedied. The fourth is unpardonable. For the balance, the dis pensation can only be received by a bull from the ag grieved party.—American paper. ESSIOI4 MYSTERIOUS PR, printer of a country newspnper, apprentice," put the forciv 1 -e's 'em up—distribute the ' army in the said the erections to his leaders' into the galleys and —take up a Mess of Kcnt line and finish the ' British Mio;.l . princess' run_ on with the ' Duel Kerry Hunt' out of the chase elude ' the horrid murder' that Joe wash your hands, and come in to dinner , that all the pie is cleared up." TREATMENT OF THE WHITES IN HAYTI.— ke ' the young —move ' the ,ur stick and co' egan last night• Al then see THE TABLES ruarcEn.—ln the island of Hispaniola, now denominated Hayti, so jealous are the swarthy inhabitants of those rights which they have acquired, that every white man is viewed with suspicion; and gree of superiority, he is plat lities by the laws whit Queen of he Antilla! to prevent his gaining a de- White me or even to inherit any such Permanent prop under a variety of disabi- y reside on the y, in what A. white merchant may import cargoes, and ship them off to other islands ; but the produce . of the country is placed under an interdiction, and secured from his unhallowed touch. He may procure a livelihood by his labour ; but tbe mer chandise which be is permitted to import he dares not sell as a retailer. He is viewed as a being who is degraded from his forfeited rank in society ; and the descendants of manner lever it might his father's slaves exact from hie progenitors once extorted from tt hamage which his cestors. To a ne- gro; whether male or female, who !Jai respectability, he is expected to pull meets either in the street consequences, he reluctantly subs* rniliadon. The block ladies are particuL- 1 punctilios. and consider thems , lv , quette of homage is not paid. Th, the sons of their former masters express themselves in the langua2 however unpleasant to hear, mus principal object which they seem tering white men to reside amon es insu !quired wealth and his hat, when he greeable ly alive to these 'd when the eti omit to remind new Jiffies, and lignity, which, resented. The in %iew•. in suf- their superior attainments i n th e art necessary to cultivate. But, on a ll occas ions, they ars taught to know their statio n ; and llt tic doubt can be en tertained that when th e i r serv i ces are no l o nger required, their presence will be dispe nse d w ith altogether. The Haytians are dreadfully lax in morals.—Colonial Meg. hisicohntaheeeyofit it of