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M t 10 to r egion Par 1610 1 ' p 3 Of 1 ritliL L,oll ' ronl gt• ilarg eg rt ier . ne d by 0 after tbe ta the se ., r ioners,% led d, v, c fas Mr.tbs iras that os partio, t o whitelw e time 3 i u st Urction n dePtf r ; its P r o fjo3 . e giOng '', the an .ht t It n1°12 :01 ,beernSaree; 110 a bi sra cer, 0 , 4 tlistric 5 sv,ivf; 6uieet in f o be if ircle The 0, 'l.is'es arid gal r 10 11 5 ". 5 a YOUPS r i iciencf' a-deccesied on toll g r, f eath ° 55 to I , a g 4 l l B l e b ow , 7;nr . ont i a f T' t geet r ed the c° ll le ( loot , ;eral 60 A had !Cea sC ' bot. at the .a mIe WW I !' 1 lePalar st s vtis [Win e 2it ag" The e" 2 . t he li 3l te ther v °- 1 1 : it 6,n ; i r•ernanell64 kee'c' on ." th e wen to stie SCh g 6 )11 1 ' 5 114 tbi3 ul ant, tf " 're' l - 'ch rq ed ! be t t he t on ° 'die the bride r - 0 4 3 tw ice , -oveti - r cot: to ° • ol' •o# P' e .4.11 0 0 g, e 9 c i le'l r age tavo 10' toW • Dig ,d ot po ha t o f a rk ul n a to rinti4e L' ille e re fbe ,o t he , 4 11 , but or t h _ tri bt kval 9 . 11. ed, P Ol5 letri°llg ~d e p t p to rs ye o F 5 "" co ta ° 01'1! ic9,"" rate •> voo , . ,_„iar• , had x of o s ire l i ti o , i . D O i. No t geo, nub Deaths. tO ll the a° MARRIED. ONAth,„ th ultimo, at St. Catherine's Church, Mr, JOHN 'II.I,TVA WALKER, late of New Brighton. to Miss JANE i t / Li th e -,of Postoftice- lace. k,kovetu instant, at P Aughton Church, Mr. THOMAS 111 theOrmskirk to Miss HARRISON, of Aughton. ~tikcH, ith.instant, IA St. ' Nicholas's Church, Mr. JOHN I.ltri, d °l a t to Miss BALL, Of Chadwick-street. k' IV, I\Plyit St. bavid's Church, by the Rev. W. Hughes, 1:11„ li 'e de at master-mariner, to Miss H. JONES. IL. tk r l ,kg,i r t the Scottish Church. Birkenhea c tl, Mr. W p,'ltica kt ~.,''‘ON, builder, 1 l f ,p'; th e „ ,-li estr-street 13' q, to Miss BROWN, vaN- Le in f— . ' White-strf irkenhewl g;t. i)7„itooij'aTnt, at st .A.AD ( 14 D ay . bUtch the ,,lB . er, ii"tker' t hinst t i5k31,4ii..4.4.5an., at 11:141e PRVSTOr.7,O ( .1 at _ )4 1 tii4 yE su N i ‘ oftrge•N c kth tEltnEtt., 0,, v. ant ( , nt St GP e't tWha,A, Peter's Chu Ithond-street ch, Mr. SAMUEL Toxteth-park, to Market, widow of the late George's Church, by the Rev. W. IN SUNDERLAND JOWETT to h, Mr. JOHN WILSON to ge's Church, Everton, by the A5l JOSEPH BOSTOCK, Esq., el • • • • ~t prot Tk,Wallington, to LiZZY, eliest surviving ',ONFAS TeNSTALL, Esq., of Sheridan-street, ! 4 liehael's Church, by the Rev. C. Morroll KIRKI3Y to Miss ELIZA M`DONNELL Philip's Church, Mr. JOHN HAMPTON 1 - 1 SPARKS. Mr. ➢IATTHEW NAITSON to iii; :',:ttletiAßil HAWK!. se l4 YAa place, Church, by t 1 ittir. W. M. Faßoot - 2:S to Miss ANN DIXON. TOHN PUGH to Miss MIK f I mst ant, at Bowdon Church, by the Rev. Mr HOSACK, Esq., of this town, to Mrs , , of New Brighton. Vortliwich I ndera Chapel, Mr. WM he Hon. E. LENNOX, niaid Of ha 4 t i lhe_Parish Church, 'Runcorn, by the lib instant. NJONESIO Miss WORTHINGT(P Mr. ROBERT ROBERTS, taiinr ar. )xteth.:patic, to Miss ELIZA.BET, liameritzstreet, late of Bala. .denee Of The bride's adopted 'merit Zeways, kl Nlancj, to , •eld OSES COHEN, iftter Esq., of Great ELIiABETH Dover-to, e.te'bbinp,ton Church, Mr.•:TOSEPF MARIAN KNOWLES, Younges r. - PETER CATTERALL, this town. , use Chapel, by the Rev. NlT.'Corr. Mr 'ABETH, daughter of Mr. A. OLD qt_ Helen's. t Walla sey church, by the Rev..J.ll on oflOtlN TWINAM E. Esq.. of ird daughtCr oi•JOHN MA.WDS Mr. GEM tirri4On,I 7 IORATIO h 4 4 !ldsP it 'Bengal Native Infantry, Pik. ,on of Cip.. A and grand nephew of the Admiral Lord Nelson IS '' ' ''bELAIDE ANDERSON, fourth daughter of RI , on, Esq., of the Penang Civil Service, late o SON DAVI slin, Dumfriess' , at St. John's ( ..,aurch,.by the Rev. W.. Mr. RAFAEL A. MARQUES to 'Miss MARI iietclave.oth of this town. t t li esq,;:t i r t St. Paul's Church, Mr. JAMES GRAHAM e ,e eds-str,et, to CATHARINE, lOungest (laugh e Mr. CHARLES LUNT, victUaller. of this town • N 5 5 % i BIRTIIS. !! tib ! , , tof nstantship, in ofßland, Pitt-street -a daughter. the 'Wife of Captain WAT li t e:stieet, Mrs. O'DIN YER Bootle, Mrs. JOHN SHEARER it; in Great Ge teridan-pl a Int, in Park-street, the wife of Mr. THOMA r, of a son. Stan .6p,u) of ill Kent rville,•Oxton, the wife of Mr. J. Lstant, ti" the wifeof Mr. C. WELLS, of a ore t}tt~ a atil Arc insta • '4olld-t. 7e•of Captain WAKEHAM. of the V NI. COLE liter dau Int, the m Esq., of Hamilton-squar of EDWARD MUMFORD )n, of a son. tZ I :Itt • DIED. • 41 4 Pstant, at Rome, ISAEL, wife of GEORGE W. 411 s ' s q. and d• u liter ofJ. Watts Russell, Esq., of t he t ffor'd • g 4 4 ard it s irre. stain, aged 70, Mr. JOHN PARKER, of Preston, 1 4 1 4 1.4" 1, a farmer at Samlesbury. .The deceased g• as yN:rte.(l and hospitable, and, until a few years ag9, I ll tlgh t on the morning of Christmas pay, hrs 1 1 4 14, 1 ° ,1 ra for miles round Ivith black pFddrngs•and —4hA . ,tiiNdrt-putt was 'looked forward to with much interest by i t , s 'of recipients. ,I,Olunt, et Edinburgh, in his 72nd year, Mr. A. R. ilfh,‘''Sth • *u., late rector of the High School. i,iu,JA*tant, in the Cockermouth Union Workh?ase, !ti, lll nl ith 4 OW ENS. The deceased was able to knit within and lowalk about until the last week. hto,,ittlustant, at Berlin, Count BRANDENDIHMH, ireT,th bthp r of Prussia. ' n stant, aged 64, Mr. WM. O'NEILL, of 'Landon N't r, 'l l t h instant to•ed 33, JOHN MO . Il aY l ie , ;" 81 - 1 Y, 'moor, Cheshire. of Mrs. , SES, son a "ed 67, f / 'As uARY, wife of Mr. THOMAS MAYOR, It g a ‘ 1 447 3 / 4 4 TARGARET, wife of GEORGE CAPSTICK,- of 1 , tt. Ayton, Cleveland, aged 50, MARY, relict GILBERT, Esq., of that place. H ENRY at Northampton, after few days' illness, k a. l)ar k. s ". CALL'S SUTTON, of Miles-street, i r a b )., at 1, fa "44 her so n 's residence, in London-road, aged - 71, rz h t thf4 n st, Of 15" - ' bLOW, relict of the late Mr. Jo4eph i,:!ixton, near Warrington. 41' 1., "ant, aged 95, PH ILLIPA, daughter of• CHAS, I le t ° the Nt family of Pole, of Radburn, Derbyshire, ati '• CUNLIYFE SHAW, Esq., M.P. for Preston. 4;041. this County, and Kesgrave-hall, Suffolk. th°44 of Fairhurst few da 's' illr ess, aced 50, Mr. J. MER e 4 ker 19th -street. Instant, aged 39. Mr..EDWARD W. XEC-K, ( 1 437 ITtl t re ' e tl i. lld denl y, ky aged 34, Mr. ROBERT BIRCHALL, of 4114),,1 Middleton, aged 87, Mr. AMOS OGDEN, well t,tliottainent leader amongst the Radicals in that 1 16, a ; lh,' , D a C h tleil 19 months , GEORGE, son of JAMES 1 1 h - : e r , Mill-street,Toxteth-park. Vi(to instant, 'Mr. THOMAS GRUNDY, master of ~Ilaq had' l a• Whilst sitting in the cabin of his vessel the ply after, and died shortly afterwards. Cr' l rti,,, a protracted illness of sixteen years, aged 94 1) ,-- wife of Mr. RICHARD MORLEY, of Stanfield, o, v l. ty rs , at hi, . k hd Ar residence in Middleton, a eon,a.ilcensed vicivaller Decea'sea wes — ilie • oVig . i * : of ',ant supporter as • far as h .- is humble means tt4 th h e Ardd V, 1, Qt !eton Botanical Societ I.tiOni, and " 8 residence, Queen's Terrace, Egremont, 4' 1 ,10 sr t ,i guERT FOULKES, Esq., of the firm of Ed -1 44 , M A ", of this town. 14141, 'hf V, eldest daughter of the late Mr. THOMAS 11 0 4 1 2 t n ford-street, in this town. aged nime weeks, ALFRED JAMES, i Sli t irit th e agent, Vinf-street : ~ I l tyr ,,,l l,lit itiu s s , e r to , .f ir i . i s son, in Erskine-street, aged 79, lZ ) N y %tv A 2 u r i lit A h4, ELIZABETH ALLEN, daughter ;.e b s tt i c e h n e c r. I !tlt) h.A t , 1115 father's ' _c _ suddenly, aged 24, ` 3 l l ti;', () „xon, F.LS., F.R,Re.S,memberofL'n of 'H. t kq hient .!otanical Society . of * London, tran ' sla c tor n of :.041, s., ( ;,?f 11 , ofany, and only surviving child of J. ycl„' o 'le,l 24 V.../rfinge, _Worth, Sussex. sr t i i• Als CLS,..youngest daughter of J. WAT 1, t ad v r_7-streer. ,t4T L i ne It ' r d in ears, Mr. JOHN NELSON, pro llLDl v _et,", , s. l l Hotel,' Douglas, Isle of Man and for * r iat lu re o 'e l. !l l , shly respected and esteemed by' all who or or , after severe suffering, aged 30, ELIZA (I4,, p • JOSEPH LONGBOTTOM, and younges t at l' - '.e o .'Wade, of Great Howard-street. I ,•Wm T;fatber's house, at Broughton-in-Furness, Ik t ft tj,2 I !LSON, tallow chandler, late of this town. IL q", Nor!hcrn•Hospital, of injuries received by kavi n ," , • Whilst employed on board a vessel in the 4~aj 1h i n zidock t Mr. MATTHEW SCOTT. 1% (VS Greenheys-road, Toxttth-park, aged b! , CHER, Esq. Vara t o '' u n - street, aged 36, Mr. JOHN CONNOR, N it ke l , t ,urj,- el. Pan of the Liverpool Mail printing-office, 3 4 Lo te r ar g t n r i e g et s . on of the late Mr. Matthew Connor, WILLIAM, son of Mr. BURGESS, 11, , li; ag ed 1- street. The child was fou n d d ea d i n b e d. Yj\jese ed 43 - Mrs. HENRY BARKER. 'IVAt t Dll/ 0 ,, regretted by all who knew him, Mr. 40 4v 0t et, of Sankey. near Warrington, for many q4i 4 tre„ ti i - e 'Tikey Canal Navigation Company. 15th instant, in Cheanstide, suddenly, Mr. po ed, of a I ,,A_ tf:acher of the French language. Deceased Vain In the stomach, fell down on the ground, Vitl4l% the 1„ A Tr u . LE2p_st . ant, at Weaverham, Cheshire,,the •at 'll)arlianidutiN GARNER, and mother of Mrs. rs if ! resp ent-street. ifi;,4th 1.1.-vm,„unce, Richmond-vale, Bootle, aged 70, 7ec bt i tlsta n p a t, y . at his house, Upper Parliament-street, 141 Ite 72, Li t °N, timber merchant. r of ..llPer P AarliameMACFlE nt-street, ROBINA MARY, 31 r. R AL/. ti t i b ty b _ 'lly t ,„ - sA?gr, 1 10 b i , e(l , AND THE LUNATIC.—As the Revo vAl..tena."aileYrand's safety was endangered, and I:l,o4.tilleh h e Patriots, ancient and modern, that was iN e t t1,,, e looked 'carefully to. Some papers were h i ? '92' a e l' of the Tuillries, which compromised 41 1 ; 1 Nini e !, 8 abod e lled to the United States of America, ti `i in hi In the city of New York. He was in 8 flight by a friend of the name of x ,4 s:4,ncert with whom he resolved to enter It iN,!the r abiP was freighted with goods for 04 t :?rtli ne I . e two exiles had resolved to proceed L'ieir 80 ) and all that was wanted to enable Ly ti7Yer, letne into execution, was a fair wind, t. 1 44 ,is det_lie. elements refused. In the interval s.,h‘ltitertN.DareseZtirlnlen, I :adleyrand had . ono of wha . t he . nts ; and to its occult warnings, t! t l 4 i ' lif ,4red, he owed the immediate preser tlo,lo des-dativation from shipwreck, and that hr is e ,: r :2Y," which led to all the future t , 1 L11 40 u au' career. Disappointment and e l'an an irritable temper, drove hi?, ' sanity in his lo o k an d gestures "?.he led by the lunatic to tb itch overlook the harbour, 1- bitu, exr' aiming at the same Ekti to murder me nto the ~ veyed I gaze ; c )vero, proci Wife of btpptttg• tWelitgairr. TIM'S AY, NOVEMBER It —Wad W.N.W., fresh. Annt4ED.—Constitution, Britton, New York—Emma, Tho mad, Smyrna—Tyro, M`Farlane, Lisbon—Lord Maidstone, Rangoon. SAILED.—Lady Hobart, Rovers, Staten Island—Juno, Moran, Savannah —Arctic, Zerega, New York—Jane, Drake, Apala chicola—Princess Royal, Adamson, Calcutta—Britannia, Coult hart, New Orleans--Pakenham, Dingle, Adelaide, N.S.W.— Anglesea, Burrows. Cape of Good Hope—Lady Sale, Tullock, Charleston—Koh-i-Nnor, rations, Calcutta—Athena, Bourne, Batavia and Sincapore—New City of Cork, Baynes, Barbadoes Tinamara, Blundell, Ceara. Eliza Cornish, Talbot, hence at Panama, and sailed for San ) Ist October. ;eby, Rowland, ailed from Demerara for this port the 24 Belmont, Parker, sailed from Demerara for this port the Ilth 'ea, toyce • Judo, Zothacus, Hahn; RICE at St. Thonnu Prc { Gott ; and THE LIVERPO Brightman, Cowley, from Sydney, N.S.W., at Sanfrancisco. Shah Sands, (steamer,) Thompson, sailed from San Fran cisco, September for Panama; and England, Brown, for Callao. September. NEW YORK, 6th Nov.—A waterlogged ship, timber laden, supposed to be the Important, of St. John, N. 8., was passed, near the banks of Newfoundland, by the William Tell, arrived here from Havre. BARMOUTII, 15th Nov.—The Milford Packet, Thomas, from Cardiff, for Liverpool, is on shore, f our m il es nort h of this port, her compasses being out of order, in consequence of her being laden with iron. She is expected off next tide. G 15th Nov.—The Stricklan from Dieppe, for Live IINSEY, rpool, with a cargo of flour, Thetis, was brough d t , into this har bour, yesterday, a derelict. MONDAY, NOVEMBER V . /A.—Wind S. IVED.—Ellzabeth Radcliffe, Nightingale, from (Wino— Silva, Lisbon—Mho... - . " s—Leoni, Cho,- Feliz Unio. Woldt, 'port, at St. Thor t, Salt, from Pat October 15 NfE Wise, An Powell, A New Orleans— eyde, Ostend, & ailed from Jamaica fed' this port I:sth l's Island s Ayres. at Q,.,eenstown or, from N Susan, Dadsen, 'hence at Vera Cruz, Mary Ann, Campbell, hence at Prin Clem . anihE Garland. I •, r. hence at Plyrrrosttb, to embark emigr hence for Buenos Ayres off Scilly. Thr'Fowey, at Gibraltar Aznes, hence at G JuHits Caesar, Flen mt Newport at St. Thomas Bth Oct Fhe Hebe, Roe, from Newr on shore on Saith( Bank, has nri The sands. H er materials have been r anchors in Movel le Bay, and went ashore, e evening's tide, and it is reported without —The barque Laura was struck and sustained injury in the masts ana j r The Enterprise, Griffiths s yet, only.a few packages loive come out EDWARD'S ISLAND, October 18.—The Dahlia, Lo, vett, of Liverpool, from Richebucto for Hull, was wrecked on the east point of this island, 7th instant, and has been con demned and will be sold. WEDNESDAY, IVED.—Gauntlet NOVEMBER 13 Wind N., light. res—Caloyim, Gaspar, Dreiand, —Coquette, Jupe, for Africa -I—Hertnione, Chenoweth, Aneoi Mnys, Aritwerp— aymouth Castl€ qvina, De Cirti Granby, Beyroul, ceau, Flambard, Bor ra, de Cu( -Main Amy. Bt is, Bremen—( A Vres— owallan, Bolton, Carthap;ena— , nd Pezo de Remo. Bergh, and Jar .[,urn. Clia- Cbarkston ies Calc aenos iy, Thol „ —Flirt, Davies, and Magnolia, Fraser, Colstnutrnople—Eke nas, Gavn, Cronstadt—Leonora, Thompson, and Runnymede, Carry, Demerara—Edith, Sewell, Dieppe—Achilles, Randowki, Elsinore—Baldur, Mauritzen, Flensburg -- Thetis, de Gruchy, Guatemala—Carmel - mita, tie Onandi, Havana—Alice Jane, Miller, and Liverpool, 'Coleman Jamaica—Esther and Sophia, Mass, Lagnayra and Puerto Cabello—Hannah, Moodie, Laun ceston—Bryn-y-Mor, Allen, Leghorn—Tribune, 'Coffin, and Courier, Uma—Pearl, Sargent, and Ehlana, Roper, Lisbon— Kezia Page, Page, Messina—Spy, Sawyer, Morocco—Sophia, Poe, and Gem, Procte' -Concordia, Gr Pike; Lapland, Simpson ; and Home, Muir, New York— Jenny Lind, Eccleston, Rio Janeiro--Hen, id Gannet (s.), Sullivan, Rotterdam —Ori, lin, N.B.—Copy, Partridge, and Priscilla, illivan, 'Sierra Leone—Moult, Sladen, Terceira—Adino, Da ies, Trinidad—Herc Wedeyman, Trinidad-de-Cuba—Ameri can, Lawson, Valparaiso—Mary Ismay, Greggans, Vera Cruz. mda , < It. A. Park, Morton, sailed from Trieste for this port Ist of Noveniber. Liverpool Packet, Giacobbe, hence at Messina Firzah, Ridley, hence at Leghorn Magnet, M'Credie, sailed from I October , ghorn for this port or Levantine (screw steamer), and Merse Genoa. ', Houghton, hence at Zebnitt, hence at Cadiz. Henrie et Harie, Eoult, sailed from Cadiz for this port on Ist November. Augustin Clara, Charton,-sailed from CI: Ist November. this port arente for Clernence, hence at Nantes. Cetherina Elizabeth, Jansen, - hence at Riga Blarney (s. s.), and Sophie. Johns, hence Envoy, hence for New York, off Queenstown. • Princess, Atkinson_ b.”^ - N. 8., at it Rotterdam Forma, and'Omega, Mills, from Valparaiso at ditto. Christophe, Lemeke; Joan Paul, Spiegelberg; Wrangel, 'Klezin ; and Argo, Schultz, hence at Swinnemunde. The brig Venture, of Sunderland, dismasted, water-logged, -and abandoned, was passed Ist November, in lat. 44, long. 49, and another derelict vessel, of about 150 tons, painted black, November 2, in lat. 45, long. 45, by the Constitution. arrived here from New York- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14.—Wind 5.5. E.., light AuarvED.—Princess Royal, Duguid, Quebec. SAlLED.—Savannah, Lunt, Charleston—Clemence, Bergen, Gonaives—Geertruda Feinina ' Bakker, and Fenna, Broms, Rotterdam—Alice, Peek, and Ursula, Barrett, Oporto—Dacia, Massa, *Genoa—Robert Preston, Henderson, Cadiz—Zephyr, Hanclock, Barbadoes—Maris Stella, Franchant, St. Malo— Swanetta Feehardina,lngen, Hamburg—Emilie Maria, Talhou arne, Bordeaux—Eclipse, Kerkhove, Ostend—Urgent, Wil liams, Matanzas and Havana—Joseph, Vollemaare ; Egidius, Halewyck ; and Loochristie, Cornelissen, Ghent—M;rmaid, Pepperell, Malta—Blair, Moodie, Havre and Guatemala—Queen Esther, Anthony, Syra—Fried. Ludwig, Voss, Rostock—Lotus, Pollock, Havana—Therese, Denenberg . , Copenhagen—Christina, Starace, Civitta Vecchia—Theodore, Fallague, Marseilles— Queen, Dowland, Gagliari—Marie, Hamon, Names—Fawn, Riches,'Lucon=Norge;Strond, Drontheitn—Mavia Christina, Esposita, Barcelena—Mathalia, Krauze, Lubeck—, M`Nabb, Pernambuco—Oceana, Emly, Santa Martha— Lumsdaine, Gulf of Mexico. Energy, knn, Brenda, Reid, hence at Galatz. Wanskapen, Eklund, hence at Corfu. Traube, Laurentze, and Pauline, Kriesen, hence at Swine- Earl of Chester, Blackstone, sailed from Deal for Bombay Nov. 12. Aurora, of this-port, in Dungeness Roads. Volant, Shears,,sailed from Denia for this port Nov. 1. Marie, Vinudsen, sailed from Bordeaux for this port Nor. 6. Catania, Howas, hence for Catania, at Mumbles. Nile, Hiscock, from Callao, and Mary Matthews, Hatfield, from Honduras, at - Queenstown. Essequibo, Ritchie, from Callao, off Queenstown. Lucy; Kemp, hence for Malaga, 'at Queenstown FRIDAY , NOVEMBER Is.—Wind South. ,a, Jarvis, from Cephalonia—Etoile Matin, De Gas, Bortnieii SAlLED.—Leonide, Law, for Rauen—Frederick, Franck, and Empire. Keans, New Orleans—Resolution ' Leggett, Maranham —May, Millard, Buenos Ayres—Ningara Smith, and Siddons, Howes, New York—Wuzeer , • Sutherland,i and Charlotte, for Calcutta—Venus; Leparr, Bordeaux—Champion, Breame, Leg horn—Grape, Stokes, Gibraltar—Anne Laing, Wilson, Bombay —Sir Charles Napier, Webster, Panama—Bridget, King, Lis bon—Avon, Curry, St. Andrew, N.B.—Rockshire, Blenkin, for Charleston—Perseverance, Garrison, St. John, N.B.—Toby, Jarvis, St. Michael's. The Nugent, salt laden, hence at Shields, leaky, having grounded in the Bar. Lanchester, Ivey, hence at Syra. Grace Darling, Nichol, hence at Malaga, and sailed on her return sth November. Ocean, Wood, and Ruby, Butler, sailed from St. Maguire for this port 10th Nov. Margaret (s.), hence at Havre. Maria ' HyII, hence at Drontheim. John, Cornelia,.Fradlant. hence off Warnemunde Paul Frederick, Finger,_hence at Copenhagen. Platina, Watson, from 'Honduras at . Queenstown St. George, Hernaman, from Callao at Falmouth SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16.—Wind S.S.W. to W., moderate. ARRIVED.—Mary Hannah, Walker, from Cahoon ; sailed on 15th August, and from Cape Palmas sth Sept.—Frances Yates, from Jamaica—Madagascar,from Havana—Catherine, Turner, Quebec—Lady Ann, Ames, Cephalonia—Corsair, Cumming, Cirgenti—Burrell, Marseilles Astoria, Jenkins, New Orleans —Pere Etienne, Labnuse, Nantes—Galermi, Oporto—Blarney (s.), Rotterdam—Lady Anne, Eante—John Hawkes, Richards, Vivero. SAlLED.—Azorian, Phillips, for Azores—Hopewell, Leith, Africa, &c.—John M`Viccar, Henderson, Bombay—Endymion, Withvcombe, Calcutta—William Skee. Jobson, Barbadoes— Robert Stephenson, Clark, Berbice—Kennett Kingsford, Pan nell, Hayti—Garland, Morris, Jamaica—Heart of Oak, Crock ett, Bahia—Earl Gre;, Chester, Valparaiso—Europa (s.), Lott, Halifax and Boston—Glenburn, Sampson, Charleston—Tusca rora, Turley, Philadelphia—Maine, Brown, Wilmington—Ava, Sharp.. and Peveril, Mylchrest, Bayonne—Anna Maria, Beck, Bergen—Sea, Johnson. Civita Vecchia—Tricolor, Jacobson, Christiania—Redbreast, Williams, Charente, &c.—William and Henry, Morley, and Maria Josephine, Gaillard, Dieppe—Ann Peat, Peat, and Livorno (s.), Rodger, Genoa—Commodore (a.), Wickman, Havre—Blixton, Soderstrom, Malta—Harmony, Lewis, Naples—Arendina, Leenwes, Rotterdam. Hero, Griant, hence off Cape Palmas. Fame, Murray; Mariner, Doherty; L'Avengeur. Muller; Margaret, Griffith; Pomona, Legg ; Sarali,,Gray ; and Active, Evans, henceAt Lisbon. A. P. Moore, Owen, hence at Belfast, anti sailed 12th Nov for Jamaica. James, Cook, from Wells, for this port, at Weymouth, with loss of foremast, bowsprit, stanchions, Szc.,•having been in contact with the Iberia (s,), from Gibraltar for 6outhampton. Francis, Jones. sailed from Lisbon Ist Nov., and Maria He lena sth Nov.,both for this port. Champion, from Cronstaut for this port, at Falmouth. Lowden, at Cape Palmas, and sailed sth Sept. for the Gold HOLYHEAD, 14th Nov.—The Coquette, Jupe, from Liver pool for Africa, has put in here with main rigging on starboard side and some channel plates carried away, having been in con- tact with a black barque, outward bound, off Point Lynn hull does not appear to have received much damage, ar vessel is reported not leaky.. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17. .--Wind W.N.W., light. ARRIVED.—New Commercial, Raw, from Paleimo - -Sultan, Smith, St. Androw—Antmas. Alexandria—John Myers, Milner, Lery, Rouen—Helen, Currie id Margaret, Wilson, St. Petersburg- Bordeaux—ClemeT pion, Morris] Morgan, Rotterdam. - SAILED.- Helen, Le Broeq. Buenos Ayres Asia (s.), Judkins, from New York at t Met] Gth of put back, leaky, St. George Liverpool, I t Philadc t, from Edward alarlest t•, Cragie, Bordeaux—Ocean —Union, Ostend--Arethusa SAILED.-Tuprul, Radloft, Rostock—Ulysses, . Grande--Star of the West, Lswber, New York— New Orleans—lndustrious, Lewis, Aingodore itrizas. New York—' Maizard, Rio uay, Amelia. Arry, e, liirnie, Mo. —Andrei?' 1 , ( lesson(' g. Fay al Ambassador, Mid Sabilicich, for Charles Chaloner, 'Thompson, hence at Vow Orleans, John S. De Wolf, hence at St. John, NA3. The Gazelle, 14 y, from L 'pool for ischarg and cargo expected to be saved_ Henry Ismay, late Banks, hence liff Tampico. Tile captain, drowned in attempting to cross thr 'Bar in his boat. WEXFORD, 15th Nov.—The Stribane, of and from Glam. to Aden, got on fall of water. rre lackwater Bank last eveninz, w saved. The Magnolia, of PI and remains mouth, from Tool to 'Constantinople, Mil on shore this - morning, five north of Wexford Bar. The Adeline, from Liverpool to Orleans, also ran on the Blackwater Bank, near the Stra . Nov. 16.—The 51agreslia is discharging, and if the we , - continues good it is expected she will b e float ow. The Adeline is Full of water. Crew and passengers , c 1 off to Ganges, Cornforth, from Bombay at St. Helena, and sailed for this port Ist October. John Hutchinson, hence at Quebec. Nlearns, from Belfast at Charleston, with loss of fore- Crow. Cli fled. ,petton, from Mistley, at Falmouth, with her Sale, hence for New The Coc from Valparaiso; and La k, cif'Queenstown, kburn, Young, hence for Cape Town, was driven on le latter port after discharging part of her cargo, and it was expected would be a wreck. Crew saved. Petit Ito VESSELS SPOKEN 11 Sumatra for Cal E. NV rigl. 9th Nay: in hit 31,1 a r, ill v 3!nclie, of ti islann, from Miramichi, for this port, 7th Oct., off CI ge—John Carter, hence, in lat 12 N, long 24 Bona, Africa, f Cape de Gatt Trnfalgar—Colurn rgaret Gibson; hence tt. for this port, 15th Oct., in lat 51, long pt.. in lat S S, long 14 \V—Netherland Ist Oct., in lat 9 N, Leghorn, 31st 00..0.1 .t six p.m., off Cups .t 8, long 26 long 23 W for Brazil, 30 Theory, from St 67—Beet Adingen lo )m Amsterdam, for Na g 25—Governor Troupe, of and from New Be:Hot - 1:1,5th Oct., in lat 11 N, long 25 W—Brilliant, from Newcastle, for Cape of Good Hope, same day—Ulster, bound south, Bth Oct., in lat 16 S, long 29 IV—Plymouth (American barque), off St. Michael, with about thirty sail of small vessels, standing off and on, with a strong breeze from S.S.W.—Siddons and Vanguard, 11th Nov. off Tuskar—Larchina, hence, for Buenos Ayres, Ist Oct., in la 11 N, long 22 W—Callender, from New Orb ans, for this port, 14th Oct., off the Tortugas—Brockett, hence, lith Oct., off Gibraltar—Vanguard' from Newcastle, 29th Oct., off Lisbon—Paltealiam, hence, for Barbadoes, 10th Nov., in lat 50, 6th Sept.,in lat 7th Sept., lorg in kit 37 S, lon 30 \V—St. Vino 9 IST; long* 25 W Java, for Amsterd tor Lonnon ept., in hit 1 inionth. 12th Oc in fat 21 N, !o th Oct., in lat 20 N, 1 Nov., in lat 42, it noon. OL STANDARD. Aiarhets. LiVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, Novntnna 15. Sugar.--There has been a very moderate demand, but as holders continue firm, there is not any change in prices, and the sales are SOO hhds. 8.P., 2GOO bags Bengal, : COO mats Mauritius, and a small parcel of Madras. Foreign.—The markrt continues quiet, only 160 boxes repa7.ked Porto Rico, an indirect import, having been sold, at 395. 6d, to 41s. per cwt. duty paid. Molasses continue in good request, and very full prices are paid ; 100 puns. Barbadoes have brought 1 per cwt. Coffee.—The market is steady, but the Ims not extensive, being limited to n at 63a. to 655., 250 bags Native at Madras at 48s. per cwt. A cargo at -tBs. per cwt. for a port in t white - Pepper brought "- almost exhausted,i wall, from Madras, E—Priscilla, 26th from Callao, for Batavia, 22d Oct fuskar, flora 'Trinidad, for Callao, 24, e, frern Valparaiso, 3 ence, for New York, 31 W—enthc 3—Atlantic ( from Waterford rng 26, with nothing st Gth Nov., u. „ —.wring but mainrnas, and bowsprit; did not require assistance—Niagara (s), hence, for New York, 10th Nov., at 430 p.m., off Cape Clear—Kozia Page, bound east, 50 miles west of Cape de Gatt—Agnes, from Gibraltar, for Cadiz, 7th Nov., in Bay of Gibraltar—Hebe, of Cork, bound north, 12th Nov., in lat 49, long B—Cassiopma, from Algo Bay, for London, Bth Nov., in lat 47 N, long 11 W Sarah Ann, of ardigan, hence, 3d Nov, in lat 42, long 10— ' , child, hence, for Africa, 3d Nov., in lat 45. long 10—Her ' ^oce, for Bombay, 10th Oct., in lat 3 N, long 20— ' - o'. 11th Oct , in lat 5 N, long 20 W—William and culean, Abbots ,10 Sept., in 'tat 22 Oct., in lat 19 N, long comas, 18th Oct., in lat 'rom Penar Alditta,from limilmrg, 5, long ',"3—Bengal, Phillips, d Oct., in hit 3), long 25--Jane 3d Nov., off Malaga—Danube, hence, 31st from London, for South Sea Cumming, hence, Oct., in lat 49, long Passed the Sound for Liverpool. Oct. 31, Jessie Thomas, Monro, from St. Petersburg TIDE TABLE DAYS. r MORN. lEVENO.i HOLIT. 1 DOLN DAYS, ETC Nov.' h. m. h. m. Ift. in. Tuesday....l9, 10 50 H 9 117 17 Full Moon, 4h. 22m., Wetlnesday.2& 11 27 11 46 118 .7 [Evening. Thursday .. 21 - 0 5 :19 2 Friday .... 22 025 045 18 11 23 1 7 1 29 18 6 4 1 52 2 17 17 4 , 28th gond. after Trin. 2.82 3 10 , 15 10 itlidh. Term ends. Satu.rday Sunday Monday PACKET LIST Mails desp'dLast Packe fromLondonl sailed. !Next Packet due. Destination S'HAMPTON STATION 1 Ihichon 7th, 17th, Madrid Madeira • and 27th of I Spain Gibraltar every month MultaBtlonian Islands 20th Ripon• 1I Next Mail Greece and Egypt India, Ceylon,Sz China month. Next Moil lue Nov. 21 (1) Brit.CoLinW.lnd. • (except Honduras & 2nd an d 17th Tay .. Next Mail Bermuda,) For. Col. in W. Indies, except of every Nov. 2 , tue Nov. 20 month. Havana, Venezuela, and Madeira (2) Mexico Sz Havana—) 2nd of every Tay........ (3) Bermuda, St. Juanl month only. Oct. de Nicaragua, and. 17th ofevery Avon New,Grenada • month only. • Oct. 1 FALMOUTH STATION. Madeira, Brazil, and l Evng. of 4th M'Petcrel Buenos Ayres every month Nov. t LIVERPOOL STATION. Brit. N. America, Ber- I , Every alter. i Europa .... Canada ... wed/. .nd U. States Friday. I N0v.16 Nov. '27 Next Mail due Nov. -5 . Next Mail 7 due Nov. 10 ?.1 HM Express 5 Nov. 25 LONDON GAZETTE.—TURSDAY, Nov. 12 PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. and T. Helsby, Manchester, plumbers—G. Aldred and J. Hardy, Ashton-under-Lyne, silk manufacturers. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. W. Jackson, Lichfield, Staffordshire, wine merchant G. Barnard, Portsea, coal merchant. J. 11.1reitch, Durham, printer. F. Tapley,-Eidmouth, linen-draper. .I.'Welth, Westbury, innkeeper. D. Marley, Hoddeidon, Hertfordshire, lieutenant in the Royal Marinee. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. George Price Hill, late of Fleet-street, common carder BANKRUPTS. William Simpson, Manchester, starch-manufacturer. Thomas Brown, Preston, draper. George Stilwell Jenks, King•street, Hammersmith,chcese monoer. William Trego, Coleman-street, London, builder. John Liotrott.Hindley. jun., Birmingham, tailor. Robert Starr, Corby, Lincolnshire. Henry Staffordshire, grocer. Silvanus Vick, Brecon, victualler. William Harrison, Tynemouth, Northumberland, mere DIVIDENDS. Dec. 10, J. Kirkland, Stockport, joiteer.—Dec.• 9, 'J. Burt, J. &art, jun., and W. tr. Watson, Manchester and Leeds, corn mission agents.—Dee. 6, W. Kaye, Liwarpool, paper-dealer.— Doc. 6, T. Wheeler, Liverpool, fruit-merchant.--Dec. ,6, S. Glenny, Liverpool, corn-merchant. CERTIFICATES To•he granted, unless:cause he shown to ti►e contrary on the Dee. 5, T. Fielding, 41110, Fiintshire, hotel-keeper.— J. Meredith, Tattenhali, Cheshire, mister. —Dec. 5 NOVEMBER 15. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED, Livoceys and Rodgett, Blackburn, cotton-sp a nners; as far as regards W. Rodgett.—Huliey and Clayton, Hyde and Godley, Cheshire, contractors—F. H igginbotham and Son, Macclesfield, silk-throwsters—Middletoa and Ivy, Manchester, manufac turers of-stocks—R. Dalton-end H. Fowler, Livarpool, painters J. Fenton and G. W. Bott, Manchester, manufacturers of Fen ton's patent anti-friction metal—Le Mare and Lane, Manches ter, silk refumfacturers—Bearancl Jones, Manchester, drapers. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS, G. Rogezi, Compstall-bridge,Cheshire, grocer--first div. of of 2s. 74(1., on Tuesday, Nov. IS, and every subsequent Tues day, at Mr. itobson's, Manchester. D. W., W. C., and A. J. Aerarnan, W. Morgan, T. Holroyd, and J. N. Franklyn ' Bristol, ship4huilders—second (lir:. of is., together witha first div. of 2s. 6d. on new proofs, on 'Wednes day, Nov. 20, aad any subsequent Wednesday, at Mr. itiu tton's Bristol BANKRUPTS. Joseph Watkins, Belmont-row, Vauxhall, draper. William Francis Harris, Friday-strut, Cheapside, Dandies ter-warehouseman. William Carter, fligh-street, Southwark, bootmaker. George Hand, Wokrerhampton, grocer. John Mite, Birminghani, hay dealer. James Amos, Coventry, trimming mannracturer. William Randall, Manchester, calico printer. John Frederick Brett,Gateshead, Durham, tailor. DIVIDEND; Dec. 4, G. Weiss, LiverpoolTliiii Liverpool, licensed victualler—Dec cheesetnonger—Nov. 16, G.. Damon nRIITIFICATES be 0 To be granted, unless c a to the co Dec. 10, J. Clarke, Bur INGS OF CREDITORS FOR LI Novemt and div.) ks (audi ocer. I J. Vin H. Ada 3 Int 49, 101" in In 1. for 1 Gain Oil ss. per LIVERPOOL COTTON recovered the above depression ;has been irregular, but irts clo ' , or the w SALES OF . TUE ix]: 4330 1310 f Pernamb . Aracati a 1830 Bahia and Macci I Maranlian?.... ginned arrival of the packet from t !omits of frost, produced a ian continue hedi7 of save. Speculat gonian sold, to arrive !es slightly but Brazil 20 dh Si 1} 1022{ 514167 271 575 1024 460 1 4392( 7221 75401 E3Bl 1411 C !and, since ler kinds or the import ,ur we have LIVERPOOL CO Grain, a - ntll:ir i ge of Oa exports to Frei, will probably 1 At our marl of all terms last no For flari and Pease n and Malt re rath )ats were z!al Indian Corn, althougl and improved 6d. per q, Wheat, la , 70tb. English, red Ditto, white Irish, red .. %Ito, white & Irisl. Malt, 1611; : lisli, qr pale._. ) ts, pc v qr Pease, Englisb, white 1)o. Sz Irish maple &Irisll,2nd Ditto. superfin , Oatmeal,:e Id. of 2401 b Irish, 1849 Canadian 8ran.a9.241b. FOREIGN Wheat, s 701 b. Canadian red' United States Danzig:, mixed and do L Baltic& Ilmburg do Riga and Petersbg. do Odessa, common French,Spanish,&c do Bannat & Abriftnopoli Russian, &c. hard... Rye, s qr., Baltic, &c. Barley, I.6olb,Grinding Oats, 14.451 b. i3eans,:pqr. European Ti.-tBolb. Egyptian Pease, :p qr., Baltic, &c., white Flour, p. barrel, Canadian sweet U.S. West. Canal ... do & Bltimore.do Do. &Canadian.. sour . Indian Corn,* 4801 b. • American white European do Do. Meal,l9. brl. 1961 b By the returns receive( kets, held within the L prices, nor any active •or several instances, lamvev 3 0 New 2 5 d 0..: '27 0 —2B 0 tine .... 28 0 —3O 0 30 0 —32 0 extra ..34 0 —35 0 21 0 —2l 9 old do. 20 0 -21 0 20 0 -21 0 0 10 - 1 0 S. d. S. d. 5 10 6 3 .... 6 3 - 6 6 limix 6 9 - I 2 -6 0 -6 2 -5 6 -6 2 -6 0 -4 2 - 0 0 - 0 0 o o o 6 0 0-0 0 5 4 5 9 white 5 9 6 0 Ido 60— 6 4 5 2 5 6 'white.. 6 5 5 10 ° Danube. 5 3 5 6 5 9 Polish.. 5 11 5 6 5 9 white.. 5 10 5 0— 5 6 Egypt'ti 3 9 20 0 —2.1 0 f. .0 0 2 11 3 2 Nfolting 0 0 2 6 2 8 lltussian 2 4 0 "- au 0 —•24 0 ~ 0 0 —3l 0 ICanada.2B 0 —3O 0 22 0 —23 0 22 0 —22 6 iObio 23 0 —24 0 23 0 —24 0 IN.Orins 0 0— 0 0 18 0 —2O 0 iFfn.spf. 0 0— 0 0 29 0 —3O 0 l yellow .29 6 —3O 0 0 0— 0 0 , . .... rlo. ....29 6 —3O 6 13 6-14 0 Ido 0 0 0 9 OVEMBER 15% from the leading British Corn Mar ast few days, no material change in extensive business was apparent; in Dr, somewhat mor•' firmness was dis- played, with a slight tendency towards improvement: the Irish markets at the same time are stated to move onwards in a steady, regular course, unattended by any important fluctua tions.; and the prices in all directions abroad, so nearly approaching those in this country as to preclude any satisfac tory operations at , present. _ intermediately since Tuesday, a rather better feeling was evinced in the Wheat trade here, ands fair quantity of Foreign was taken for investment, but the demand was not general, and higher prices were unattainable. Flour was in fair request at previous rates, and Oats and Oatmeal a shade dearer. Other articles remaining unvaried. At our market to-day, Foreign Wheat, especially the low priced qualities, met some inquiries for Irish account ; but our home and country millers buying sparingly, and no specu lative feeling apparent, the transactions in any description of this Grain were very moderate in amount, the value of all re maining precisely within the range of Tuesday's quotations. States .and Canadian Flour continuing to meet a fair demand, and the market havin ,, been already relieved from a consider able portion of the late importations, superior brands, as well as sour and heated parcels, fully maintained the annexed rates,'French and Irish remaining unaltered. lklalting Barley, upon a limited scale, declined is. per qr., and grinding sam ples barely reached late prices. In Malt, Beans, and Pease, no change occurred. The best mealing Oats, being still in short sunnl, wpre to TIAT hnchel attn rny. 1,..• ..•l. 1 • there was little or no amendment. Oatmeal, continuing it fair request, advanced 3d. per load. Indian Corn, command• ing a fair inquiry. good American realised 30s. per qr., ani some parties required higher terms. LIVERPOOL. PROVISION MARKET, NovmunEn 15. Beef continues in the same dull and depressed state now so long existing.; and the sales•for - the week are unusually light, In Pork there has not been much done, the prices now de mended by holders having checked business Full prices.co' . „ • •••... ••ban. on hand, the transactions have not been extensive. Shoulders sell readily at previous prices. Hams move rather freely. but at very low rates. The demand for Lard has revived, and the sales are reported at over 250 tons, with an advance of Is. per cwt., leaving the stock in first hands very low. Buyers of Cheese having rather held back, the market has not been so active, and we quote a reduction of Is. pe r cw t. on fi ne sorts, and 2s. on middlirg sorts. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, YESTERDAY. The supply of both beasts and Sheep was on the increase at our market to-day. and the demand rather languid, some re maining unsold. We reduce our quotations on prime Beef and Mutton 4d. per lb. SINKING THE OFFAL. Prime first-class Heifers • 4id. to SA. per lb Second-class Heifers Prime first-class Oxen Old Cows and half-fed Oxee Prime Wethers, (shearlings) Second quality (ditto) Old Seetch and Irish Ewes ddit Lamb 4`d. 4jd. 4.1 d. 4i(L Skq• I, Pg. sp LIVERPtiOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, NOVEMBER 16. Hay. old, 2015 ~ 0 7 - 1(2 , -0- s. d. s. d. 1 , tatoe.!, 0 0- cites * 0 rew, Wheat Dat 0 3 Barley ttt ... o 0 0 0 41 .1G 0 18 0 f.. 0 0 0 0 . .. 4 0— 5 0 .Iwi•tirzcl apply to since our last. No door; we make no el request without alt CORK CORN MA Corn is less acti% 3d. to 4d. per b the supply of each SA ',FOR D earn number of Beasts 9s (3d to NOVEMBER 14 .he turn in Fnreicin .tions. Flour hi fair ET, NOVEMBER 16 in inch of buyers Sheep less, and of very fair quality in genelar, from 40. to 6d., and all sold up at the close. Calves from sd. to 6d., and all sold up. Number of Beasts, 1,493 ; Sheep, 3,361 ; Calves, 66, DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, NOVEMBER 14. We had a smaller market this day than last week, chit-fly of inferior kinds, which sold much about the same ffgure; but good meat was Is. to 2s. per cot. up, and Mutton about id. per lb. Beef, in sink, 30s. to 405.; Prime, 40s. to 435. per cwt.; Mutton. Vol. to Id. and 54d. t Veal_ attendant market had, on the whole : a goo( somewhat higher, from the finish being generally nary kinds, 305.; good, 325. to 345. per cwt. e. and prices good. Ordi- 0 0 Kemps 0 7 Pink E 0 0 Cattle. 0 0 Cups . 0 33 Turnip; 0 31:11ongel 0 3 INTanur( ,riptions, with. a, Szc.. 1 .0 !AYC 'oastwia, of NNlleat, veal. Of I rable s a Egypt• peated tl ?iv fror Flour was in moderate request, on the we repeat o last quotations. Beans slbs. dearer. but in other kinds ble demand, Oatmeal v ew advanced :(i.prr load not lively, met a upon the rates of this day week BRITISH. le Letter inquiry, s. d. s. d 6 3 r: 6 6 Id. 57 6 0 511 -6 5 5 4 - 5 9 5 6 - 5 11 5 3 - 5 4 - 5 fi (do 5 8 do I rsliGOlb 50 0 -55 0 40 0 -47 0 !90-300 :.a,~..~-~-a.,~a~..-,~: ~.A,,-.,, Oarlirto. MANCHESTER CORN MARXET, NOVEMBER 16. The causes intlttencin. , the course of the Corn trade :hat no positive v its, whilst the II relying upon the y of quittiw cur last c nest, at Other a WAKEFIELD COIL BIRMINC WISBECII CORN ffeeted the ex ties comtnan r new II Grinding a further tract i n Flow• more in DUBLI STATE OF TRADE, MANctrasma.—The disturbed condition of the European continent has had an unfavourable effect upon this market dur ing the week, inducing a dulness which would not otherwise have been experienced, although it is doubtful whether, under other circumstances, the market would have been satisfactory to any parts. The tenor of the advices from the United States, at the early part of the week was such—bringing such reduced estimates of the cotton crop, in consequence of reported frosts— as at once induced the berayal of an evident tendency in the Liverpool cotton market to a considerable speculative demand and rise in prices, and had not this feeling been overruled by the bellicose spirit displayed in Germany, there is very little doubt that the price of cotton would have advanc e d so sud . . lysed the market here. Under these circumstances the Unto ward advices which have been received, from day to day, from the continent, may be taken to have been productive of lei immediate mischief, as regards trade, than might with justice under otl e. circumstances, have been attributed to them ; but whether they may not ultimately turn out mischievous, in con sequence of the return of confidence being protracted, is another question. On Friday, the more pacific tenor of the advices from Germany had a favourable effect up on th e mar k et, and a very considerable recovery from the dulness previously observable has been the result. More business has been trans acted, and backed by the firmne,s of the Liverpool cotton market, and extent of sales reported, buyers have not been able to operate so advantageously as previously during the week. LEEDS. — Considering the season of the year the sales of woollen cloths, more particularly those of the ilea, ice kinds, have been to fully an average extent The demand for the con tinental markets has received a check from the disturbed and warlike state of Germany. BRADFORD.—We have no change from our last report to notice in the state of the stuff trade. It is in every respect rather flatter than of late. HUDDERSFIELD.—Our market continues much the same as last week,—there is a flatness which seems to be generally ex pected at this time of the year. HALIFAX.-Fully as much business hes been done as last week, and chiefly in fancy goods, of low quality, Yarn has not undergone much alteration. ROCHDALE.—In general, as Christmas approached, the de mand for flannels abated ; hut this year the demand continues equal to the supply. In wool little change. RAILWAY RECEIPTS The following are the receipts of railways for the past week • is to say, up to the date to which the respective return 'e mad€ RAILWAYS Novem ber. nbead, Ln Bolton, BlaCkburn, Clith. & W.Y 1850. 1849. Mile krnnt. Ainnt. One Chester and Holyhead Dublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown' Dundee and Arbroath Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen 401.. 2 6237.... 5806..160 2549 1508.. 94J 474.... 359.. 32 Eastern Counti East Lancashir listern Union m, Kihnarnock. and Ay Great Northern and East Lincoln Great Southern and Western .... Great Western, &c. Lancashire and Yorkshire Lancaster and Carlisle Leeds aalt Thirsk Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport" Londonderry and London sod North-western London and Blackwall 1 London. Brighton and S. Coast South-western Manchester and Salford Jn. Maryport and Carlisle .... Midland, Bristol. & Birrnim Midland Great Western Uri Monklands Neirx North I North StatTordshirt Nortl ad Carlisle 853.. 53 712.. 7; -.. 16 2.. 672 1719.. 79 u 7.. 100 14407.. 257 11493.. 260 3131.. 90 6(7.. 39 81.. 12 606.. 54 9244..171} CORN MA fiy, but it late t 1. Oat 3 but ate For Oat better priCes obtained than s.to:4ls THE CHARITIES ST. ANNE'S DISPFNSARY, ROSE-itILL. Patients attended during the last week :—At the Dispensary, 26 ; at their own dwellings, 42 ; cases of prevailing epidemic, T. Gilbert and E. IL Visitors for Esq., honorary seczeiary. NORTHERN lieved and a Number o.f nby, H. K. Clay Ter Parliament-41i Esq "tied a of wate which had the amulets made 1 ()Hi- s were called bulb , r lient, in the first words of which the bull is designated. Thus : In crEna Domini, the famous ban bull of. Urban V., in 1362, of which d Paul, the name of the AGES OF THE Nei op of Arm limp is the ed 77; the yc .est is the Archbishop of York, Duke of Hamilton, ag St. Alban's, aged 10. of Huntley, aged 89 (lest duke is the !st is the Duke of s the Marquis t is the Marquis of the Earl of Vantr luttons in the time of Queen I eth wer 1 med between .e i goof APE TO No EMBER 14 the your I:orn Oct. 21, 1767, and the Earl of Portsmouth was born Dec. 18, 1767.) The youngest earl is the Earl of Dun more, aged 9. The eldest viscount is Viscount St. Vin cent, aged 84 ; the youngest is Viscount Hood, aged The eldest bishop is the Bishop of Durham, aged 80 ; the youngest is the Bishop of Down, a'ed 42. The eldest baron pmlers, aged tszi ; the youngest is Baran Louth, aged 18. The eldest baronet is Sir Charles V. Hudson, 95 ; the youngest is Sir Reginald Louis Oakes, aced 3. PITILOROPFIY OF E ous climat quantity of food required was enormous. The pea iveiy to what we need here,. powers of digestion pie seemed to possess unlimited me of the trappers of Canada 121 b. to 201 b. of flesh meat a- r-gularly consumeu cUy. Captain Parry mentioned thy. E :Itlmaux who ate 351 b. of food in one day tt 'ow candle P "-",- Capt. Lyn'. a- at nee of r case of a flung _ nan eating 121 b. of solid food, and washing it down with a gallon of train oil. Admiral Scherechoff a'so narr tad an instance of a man who ate 251 b. of boiled 31b. of butt, r. The appetite did not altogether. ver, depend upon climate and exercise. He had heard o: a Hindoo eating a sheep ; and this might act r ce an' h ant for an dote he once heard, in fated khat two backed one left against each other for a large sum of money, an. ... off when he was two turkeys and a leg of mutton ahead of the other (great laughter), They might laugh at that, but they all eat too much. Eating was one of the most, agreeable occupations he knew. One great cause of eat kery. It had been said thtt , e dcvii sent cooks; and there —Dr. Wilkinson then , od dinner," and the ing too much v God •eated the food, but tl good deal of truth in tl referred to the .actor of a ' various dishes, drink I sauces of which it was made up, each creating a new appetite. This reminded him of the Scotch man, who was told that larks were good as a whet for the appetite, and who, after taking a dozen, de clared he was no hungrier. Many persons escaped from the effects of over-eating, through being possessed of fine constitutions ; l:ut rersons with weak stomachs suffered very much. The peop!e of India, who had not so much external cold to resist, did not require so much food as the inhabitants of this country, and so, consequently, most of the Hindoos lived upon rice, a vegetable poss sing little nourishment. The time t i2est an s evident lz our meals was inj Si- -- di was also very injurious ted much more quiekl ARET TUDOR TO I ordinary meal was that we did not reouir dent time would not l t;:o much liquid of an , as it tended to it immeiiately caused the food t and imperfectly than it nu, o•d adage which said. " ENGLAND WITH HEIL CHILDREN.—The ceremonial of "taking her chamber" withdrew Margaret from the pub9c eye for some weeks ; and that period she meant to employ in stealing her infants, by the aid of Lord Horne, and escaping over the Border, which purpose she di tinctly declared to Lord Dacre. The Q appearance, settled With tapestry, w .n was, t - - even the windows covered llf .n e from ch the tapestry was occas i ona ll y withdrawn, if the royal patient had a great wish for light and the free breath of heaven. According to.the written ordinances of h grandmother, Margaret, Countess of Rich to be served by female offie ushers, lady-sewers, wind she was ins, lady_ Men, let their rank or near relationship be what they might, were only admitted to converse with the Queen, when immureil in her chamber, on occasions of life and death. To tb' strange ordinance, commenced uy a religious ceremony, the royal mother of Queen Margaret submitted in West minster Palace, when she herself was born ; of course, the Regent Albany cold not expect the daughter of the heiress of York to abate one jot of this regal seclusion in Ler own palace at Linlithgow. Well be knew that. if he. 1r any other prying lord of the creation, had made ition' into such sacred retirement, the tong uesof every • the two ith the " wron gs of the Queen s- ` *vileged. ulent state of activity ngdorns had reotintlec Scotland." Under s! lusion, Qn2en-Al. 'en! to work, First, sh;3 af- ected to be very e to Linlithg of her palace deed, on wl •o ee her ing us, Li;: N: mvants, un- 'n two br thre he disc Tantallan ( to d f Sit lv e ; 5 toP:11, —ri a o' h °,9n