The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-10-22 00:00:00

'fi , Oct. 22, P 4 tI, • - -- - ---- -. - .211,..L1bammisesmaeormaccan am.. • William, Crawford, from St. Petersburg, for Liverpool, at El -- -3:-) tpping iiiittlitgenct. sinore, with loss of bowsprit and cut head. and stem damaga d, gr. haviog been in contact with the Eleanore, from St. Petersburg, re- ........___,....__ . for tlavrc, which also put in with damage BrA____RRIVED._TUjoEhSDAY, Ocronaa. 15.-Wind N.W. FALMOUTH. Oct. Is.-The Myrene. Fields, from Liverpool for Gran. Wright, from Alexandria-Olinda, Savannah, has put in here with bowsprit shrouds carried away, ; of aa anv, , from New °deans -Susqueharia. aliercken, from Phila. l u ‘2 ;:ti r P i a n:a 4 rit h i- , and inawarks. stanchions. covering boards, &c. damaged, hay the Vi o a m rit Anderson. Bennett, from Virginia-Antonio, ing been in contact with a large Lght ship 16th Oct. off Tuskar, :en, f.'allao ; sailed Ctli July. Left there the Banga. when the latter lost bowsprit e, Middleton, and Globe. an- Cabotia Garrick,' RA3ISEY, ISLE 0 ' MAN. Oct. 16.-The Patricia, M Lean, ,tea 1 ' hence for Ichaboe, at Belfast, with only oWer masts* standia from Liverpool for Port Ruth, and the Albion, Cavin, from Li• ops Levi/alma, Drisco g ll Fence for Newport, at Belfast Lough, • for this po rt , went on shore at the back of the North VErpoo., el- With loss of sails . ' Quay, nth instant, have been got off, and are being repaired. =.-aaaaaa ...,........,. H a t) a t in t ':Wa• Boy i na s n , Princess Royal, Morris; Chieftain, Payne; ----- va se , )n Y,. Jamieson; Lord Lanibtort, Buck ; Eliza, Snell ; De rare LONDON GAZETTE ~..TuEsDAy , Ocr. 15. W m. .'arton ; Orbit. Larkin; Marquis of Bute, Harvey: fan , . non ; aFisher, M'Queen ; Orlanao, Cucke ill; Promid, Malint- Barks;flu'el I is - Marsh Jack Salter; Sir F. B. Head, Allan ; Planter, ale, Ararat. Bank . Sir 11. Jackson, M`Garry ; Malabar, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. ;nig II • : ; Llnic Ken; Indus Smith; Magnet, Morton ; John, hen B;(4%. t° . " ,;,.. il annibal, Ewing; Royal Albert. Gill . ies ; Cambridge, M. Leach, G. Lee, and %V. Amphlett, Manchester, machine .i ag (Pal a " ' Waterford, Miler ; Meanor, M Pherson ; Rory makers- W. aid J. Oldham, Lancashire, cotton spinners -Te, I %l'Ma.ster ; Syria, CoX ; Jamaica, Martin ; Duke, Pos. -W, Chr stie. J Porteous, and J. Carson, Kingston, Jamaica, till' l' . ter -lof c,,,,,r,,inidad, M.Kenney ; Sarah. Barclay ; Cal 'Ate, Singed ; merchants ;as far as regards W. Christ.e. ton :r v.ror, miauley : Cuba, Pearson , Earl of Durham, Lamb- BANKRUPTS. Ta '2"'arKaret Pollock. Pye ; Agnes Jane, Tuso : Scotland, Jareei Bibby, Liverpool, coaalaproprietor, Oct. 2g,6, bykt l e s k oi l ; Gaithsherrie, Houston, and Marquis of Norman- at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy ; solicitorg, ence at l iv ia e rt w , hence at Quebec Mr. Corlithwaite, Liverpool; and Messrs. Co. ntliwaite and It ew "Arl/shire, Chase; Huron, Payne, and Kilian Muir, Ad a ms, Old Jewry Chambers, London; official assignee, Mr. Orleans ' Morgan, Liverpool. . 1 . -o ch:lnvar, W- stcote, hence at Castine Frederick Artio'd Berenger, Homer-street, Crawford.street, D ., üblin. acholeAeld, hence at Harpswell Maryleboae, London. chattier. •2;llii'er, Carter, hence at Cbarlestan Thomas Batt Hall, aggeshall, Essex, grocer. (fell a etoka, M'Laren, hence at New York . Michael alai Barnett Lee, Duke-street, Piccadilly, London, the Venetia Nicholls h nee at Gardine tailors. red; G a "Me, Morrison; Lotus, Watson ; Ward Chipman. Ayners ; Wm. Minter, Colci,ester, Essex, builder. ron erne. Crich : Sea Nymph, Vaughan ; Royalist, Lavaiton ; and Henry David Williams, Southampton, builder. Vunion. Johnston , hence at St. John, N.B. Gideon Ball, Bat'', carpenter. , s ; r Chula Napier, Griffin, hence at St. Stephen's William John Jackman Coal), Exeter, grocer. ;:litus, IVlaack, hence at St. George's, N.B. . Thomas Tanberner, Birmingham, corn factor. hence. Hyllry tituit'ey, Gorttley, and Lady Falkland, Baker, a , „,.; DIVIDENDS. enea sa i UhisitX Nov. 5, H. Walker, Luton. Bedfordshire, cordwainer-Nov. . 1 •'er , tle Mould sailed from ditto for this poit 3f th Sept. s.-- acre n ' ' 5, W. 13. Smith, Sudbury, Suffolk, surgeon-Nov. 5, J. L. Jen >dell ' aa .a l a• $r hence hence at Boston tins. Crewilitlace, Ohl Kent-road, London, curlier-Nov. 5, ~- -' ''';'o.•Jamieson. and Alabama, Merritt, hence at Bath led. Tansley, St. John-street, West Smithfield, straw plait-dealer- la m tu• Ilarker, Ranthorpe ; Edward ,Kenny, M' Llear; ; Kate, To ur Nov. 5. 11. Wood, Bminghall-street, London, woollen factor ter b„,, , : t i Hero ne, ; ongrigge; Li.leas, Snarland; Baron of Bram. s- Nov. t, C. G. aydon, tit. Ann's-place, Limehouse, Lonsion, ship- 'au_Satalers, and Widdrington, Gardner, hence at Rio Janeirb hire chanillar--Nov. 8, T. Dorikin, Cambridge, victualler-Nov„ s, this a a .ZA•xcaoalt, Oct. 1 a-The Zantpa, Lamb, from Liverpool i G. and W. fielder, Clement'a.inn, London, money.scriveners aian bemarao, was driven on shore at Killaird Point last ' uen I Nov, 6, R. Baxter, Montague-close, Southwark, wharfiugen biz.r., beat over, grounded inside the bar, and was got off this a 1/1 Oct. 24, E. Hilton, N. Walsh, and 11. Hilton, Over Dar wen, 'a i , l i'lia and into this harbour, and willdischarge, having had Lancashire, paper makers and bleachers-Nov. 14, J. W. nod e feet water in her bold • Wa, , , K. Yeardley, lacclesfield, Yerkahire, tlax-spinners-Nay. 5, E. A. WALN PoiNT. Oct:l3 --The William, of Larne, has been i Johnsiin,jun, and T. Manley, Whitehead), sugar refinersa-Nov. survea on shore inside Strai:ford Bar ‘1 SE. JOhnet ors A, Adamson,: J. Whitehaven, bankers. 84 '. Joan N B Tt E and Harper , from Liverpool for ' *Pisa- 1 •' • -i ! ra . el ' ~,,,".s i. was fallen in With in lat. 43, long. 25, in a slaking 1 CERTIFICATES r.- - - .4, and crew and part of cargo taken from her by the Lots, 4 To be grmsted, unless carat. be shown to the contrary on the ,in- siii4;l.pded here. darof , meeting. that ' Nov. .7, W. Parsons, Upper Eaton-street, Pimlico. starch -- • manufaetrrer- Noe. 6, K. Beesley, Wells-street, Orferd•street, S EDNESDAI','"OCT , OBER , 6.- -111 nd N.N.W. Moderate. London, wine co aper-Nov. 5, 3. Jenkins, Old lientroad. Lon ,ar- Aunivan.-Commeree, Greav • from Ostend. don, crVrier-Nov. 5, T. Cook, Kirby-ptrect. Ilk"ton-garden, SAILED -Priscilla., Tayloa and Acapulco Harrison. for etr. London.; sitv. eneutler-S ' :ov. 5, N. Waiker, Nesvmarastreet, Ox stn. latnbuco-Walten, Waugh, for Trinidad-Sarah Louisa, old. ford -str ee t, London, anatioaeer-N ov. 7, B. in Inviter, Liver. F arah Louisa. Oldhaan for Sharaghae-Helena. ( - rick. for Mali_ pool, merchant-Nova 14, G. Craven, jan. Rostlale, Lance let- I RX-T inity Yacht, aiounsell, for Denia-and Wyvern, Norris, shire, 'corn miller-Nov. 5, M. M•Divitt, Liverpool, merchant. thi , for Lisbon . iner ---*- • Fitom etrai LONDON GAzETTE •oF 'PR4DAY. )11 , " Irene, Byrara, front Pernambuco; sailed 3 th August.,* cow stet pony With the Invincible, for , the ;Mediterranean, and Cicely. for • PA' ITNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. the Channel. The Ana, eailed for Paraiba to load for Liver- q. Evans and G.iFeden, Chorlton-upon-Meilock, Lancashire, Pool. The asclicanser Emancipation for the Society Islands, pet , cannon hreavera-A. and J. Sykes, Manchester, pawn brokers [l - 5 9 ' into Perna:salaam. leaky. and-would ligh en to be caulked. The aan, Morton and , B. Wood, Manchester, Oil-merchants. TS, Prince Llevaellynnad arrived from London, and would sail for the Mucci°. The Reliance weans's:sit about 3 d Sept. for - Liverpool. BANKRUPTS. Briesis Perkins and Samuel Woolley,'Statnford, drapers. tlizabelli, Brown. from St.-John; N.B. at this port. On 12th ' _a , __. ‘,. , . , a 0 .. mat . m _ watt Emma,Oct about -25 !Miles W. of Cape Clear, was in contact with the: Thomas Suattn, sen. alinto-street, Bermondsey, aoi )ara facture!. Kemp. from Dar Beyda (Morocco) to Dark, which ' Ong Shortly arttetfoundered•; crew except the cook saved. . William Chequer. Blackfriars-road. London, saddler. s tO The (tOmp, which arrived here 12th instant, from Malaga, ;, Charles Rogers, Bishopsgate-streetnWithin, London, sedler. Ail. Ras jK , ors Re taat Pith iiistaat. in lat. 47, long. ia, with the-Chiu William >llil, Woolwich, Kent, builder. . Robert Footner, Lymbigton, Southarriptcn, cabinet-maker. ' ati- ' l ame. sq.:this milt. •The former last bowsprit, fon...yard, . M artel -deck ailanks, and damaged windlass; the latter pro- Williams-Hill, Newcastle-upon-Tyneaglass-manufacturer. Ir es seeded .DECI.A RATIONS OFIDIVI DEN DS. St. David, (steamer) hence at Havre W. H. Nash and W. Gardiner, iEeMer, drapers. • ded l afteopriae, Liddell ;•Bohemian Girl, Melhuisit ; SylishaPini : W. H. Nash, Exeter, draper. rah' tra tted Kingdona-Wallace aßritish Oak, Humphrey; ancfrEnta. E. Harvard, Castle Hetaingnarn a Ks ex, innkeeper. , Ithk l."Sapera,•bence at St - Patersl) -rg .1. Cooper, Stoney-lane, Soutlawaric, wheslwright !ara %lichen ncatarlaWatt, hence at Riga G. Cleverly, Caine. Wil shire, builder. un - ; C harlotte. Peters - n. hence at Copenhagen J. Bennett, Manchester, calico-Minter. e a Vert. Salt. h en ce a t B rem e n J, R.oLanib, Plikingtota Lancashire, calico.printer. tteet . u niCoria, rouge, from 'Buenos Ayree, at Ccve; sailed ;9th S. Maredah, Liverpool, linen draper. :fed` - "glut DIVIDENDS. OM th Tre asnrer, Lowrie, from Taganrog ; Good Irkerit, IVialtranur, Nev. 12, R. Barker, latancheater, druggist-Nov. r 2, Ma. " ° „_rn SinTraa, and Anu, Reanolds, from Tetuan-all at Cove oti r Thorpe, Thorne, Yorkalaire, , scriaerter-Nov. 12. T. and ili. S. n nngerafrona London, at Pernambuco Oil- ta m e,per' J. Hellings, Kuaeley, Staarordshire, brewers. a a tabson. Stuart, I,e-rice at Buenos Ayres , i , ,n t , ne T . 11. Havi•ana. sailed from ditto for London, abnat 12th CERTIFICATES 4,4 t " 14 ,1nal the Isabella was to sail tie 20th Augatt for t his To Sc granted unlesscaute be shown to the contrarronthe s Cs" day ofsmeeting. Off' Nov. 8, M. Mackenzie, A. Watson and G. 'Mack- Hale, Liver the' at Pernambuco the . ct, ship.hroe ers-Nov. 12, >J. and G. Sugden, Hodderireeld, GE, Oct. c .1-.---- "E 004.1 0t 1' The Deptford from Londor. far Liver en' 'P c '',. ' l 4 that was on shore 'in Diebury Bay, has been gat off, and fataa.y-cloth-manufacturers. oar a ,""alatittt o anck ') r. October Pl.-The Deptford parted her ear Main nn Saturday evening, was again driven on-shops, and is )1y- . ' ex Pee:ed to become a wreck. ii4N, r_ssvia spoon :--, Barba: a hence, Sept. 17, in.lat. 39. long. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. Richard Common, Jedburgh, Roxburgshire, mason, Ot•t. 25, lea nNov. 5. at 1 o'cloci, -at the-nlffice of Messrs. Rutherford and „_ _ . keen Tough. hence far Charente, Oct. fiaoff Scilly; Otters- ear Laing , Jedburgh. . ,rolatence for Calcatta, Aug. ss, off Cape ile , Verar; Hibbert. r - . I',e2lee' for -, Aug... 31. in lat 5 N, long. 2-1 W.; Sir Robert unt ~,,`€'l . lath August. in . lat. V S, long. 24 W, cast 'forty-three days; ne, sansailian of - this port, and instant, in lea. 43. long. eli ; Yap= MEK'I'INGS OF 'CRBDITORS Fox LIVERPOOL • Th i _ utti. rioin Rio Grande for Falmouth, 4th ultimo, la lat. 22 S. (I 1118 -CTOBE,R. iloun l i 'ntr:'3o W ; Royal William, of this pint, 23rd ultimo, in lat., 20 i i a2l, George Hanlon (specaa 1)... 1,',.. 1 c 4 na. 3 , W ; Fated - wale:ice for Rio Janeiro. 26ta ultimo in -21, Nice olas licaliela ,sti District , Court, II ;rif . , 4 , long 15; Mary ataddart. hence 'or Calcutta, isth ult. , 1.1, William tiuglses. audit.)_ Ditto, 11 'ln hitaaa • ' • • , tO in , - N, long. IS AN ; Emigrant, hence foraQuebec, 23rd ult. 25, Edward Prpabard, (spacial) Ditto, 12 '“ gat...44, long. 52, with loss of lore-topmast. goy i i 2 %, , ' J r a h ni ot e ri s as ni M bl i , l , l , a . r o. . s . t . ) . ...... ~.... District Court, Meneneger, 12 District •Court, 11 . ate -- - - - - - ------- ___ _ I ma, Isaac alckeraSey., (audit). Ditto, 12 In-itto, 11 THURSDAY, Octoane 17.-Wind W.N.W.WNWfresh. . •' Si,3l John Ingham, (2no). bat : ,,ARtivEn -B Ditto, 12 ..... w 1 . . uetios Ar. - ian, from Csacutta-aEtiza Kincaid, i 31, 51 Jamesikdain P N a ie tt n e d r= eea outer, and 10, Barnes. from St. Petersburg,, ( ( S p i r u i d a i lf isaild ca:v.) ra- , 1, Nov. 1, John Vernon, (proof and div ) Waltan. Waugh • has pat back j I, John Darccy and Richaral Dierden era Emma. Kemp, fr om . Daa Beyd a (Morreco) tartans port that ,;, :'he ' ll :as is contact with thenalabeth. off Cape Clear,lsac report of l - at Yesterday) was taken into Crookhavera 12th ISISHIUt, a wreck, ; LATEST , DA-TALIS AT LIVERPOOL. bly and • - carg o mu ch damatt-cd. The cools was 1112 , saved . inittre ; . vessel : of Direct. l•I :direct j Direct.'lndirect T entivy. Downing, from,lchaboe 1 -- rn- - aid ...., 11 "se, Gibb, from Valparaiso. off dito. in rit:ne-two days_ Australia _ .luua. 2a. Lima ~ &meta. the ..v;_ e i r i (‘ ,, a ng , , ,, a f a ,, a r , se Mantlarift, Navarino, and Lora 4taae n swarla • Bahia .... ... . Sept. 44 Maranham _ ... . Aug. 24. , the ~ aat 'Valparaiso. and Glentainrietrz.t Cobija, I Marhadces .. -. 8 Mauritius lii. Ico, Hellyer. lieno,for Lisbon, al King,o,,, n and Egidie, herice for Ostend. at 41itto ' Bombay .. .. Aug. ....ta . Mobile 1 11111 , bn O k.a! tit M ar . ) i r o . ,' Gibson. 18. Ayres .. .. .. 29 Monte Video. ... Aug. - hence-Aar assures , . at nelfama with losa.oa ! Calcutta ' .. Aug. 17. N. Orleans -vases': and topmast John re _Mary, Broughalt, from Quebec foe tbiens aa a ' t G G. Hope ..' July -..1..g. New York . .. ' Sept. 30. illg "'lea. (LB. leaky .at sag_ I Charleston .. pt. _h. Pernambuco . .... .. 13 Chi na ~., _ array 9. Rio Janeiro . Aug. 29 Pollock. Fraser, hence at lair • mchi : : S e . pt . . 55 7 . St. Valparaiso alelena i ...... i ) A u ti l i g , . 3J1 3: TinDemerara ~ sept. 2. Savannah ha- • Metissa., Barker. hence at New Carliale , Joan -W a lker, M' Nair, aseill from St. lielenaferaillsis s posst=th J n a a m va a n ic a a :: di- August 11).• Conc: , relia. Skaamp hence at Pr..4-_:_. .. 1 Lagaira ~. ... '.. 6 Vera Cruz - I .. ; Sept. 13. Waltraa. Waugh. has pat back Emma. Kemp, from tnrr l3eyd (Morrcco) fonthis port. that as iarontact with th&M.iabeth, off Cape Clear, •ts'..e report of Yesterday) was taken into Crookliaven, 131:11 instant, a wreck. a nd - cargo much damavd. The cook was 'lds saved . in:the Vessel Tantiwy. Downing, fromlchaboe • ~R e o _se, Gibb, from Valp ara i so. off dito. !Cm-two days_ 1,4 n Himalaya, Mandarin, Navarino, and L o rd •R avenswort l : ere ready for sea at Vatiaaraiso. and Glenta.nnet,at Cobija. Chgeo, Hellyer. henoe•for Lisbon, at Kinzstos-rn Pany.r., and Eaidie, hence for Ostend, at.ditto °Maria, Gibson. hence-tor Mulray, at Wilma:, with losa.or 60 v , tpTit :mad topmast John k ALtrroughall, from Quebec foc• thkepart at SYd "OOY. C.Z. leaky. By Pollock. Fraser, hence at Mir • michi Melissa, Barker. hence at New Carlisle Jo:in .Walker, IBS pair , tsaiiai from St. Helena foittliiapoTt =tit Aug,st at i . S a k h a a a t m n. p r m li m ene c e apto F , r a e t de p r 4 i i c ni ks , h tt av h e , n • te i;i ultimo, in lat. • M•On ani h gh,-..i . from Buenas Ay: res'frliornCgo.r2k7 spokethesaiied 16t11.Turie 11-I e CENA, A trcesT arr vcci her=e from Ichabo o_—The Matthew Pesree..militil h av i n . i.ce ,, in contact w ; h . .V,th instant, is repairing damage, Vessel,.s.;)oken. Ike Lorda ‘l.'ea'tsne-il-rosfftoin,chatibea7e'for Icl,al3°€, Ist Antra, in lat. 27: Georze, hence, in lat. 44, louc. 52 Ina the her OcronEn. 18 —Wind var i a bl e. Ahaivr-n- — Jarrow, Loch. and Jr.. ie, Dove, truly] St.,Petera . burg -- Vi,ant, Irnbieton, 114121 Cromtadt—Mercury, Peter , from Itiga. SAJLUD —Ariel, Darling, forTrleste—Margaret,fltickhey,,fOr *. lehabce—Wclton, Wau g h, for Triniclad—Heruics, oneugh, tor -Itu enos Appgz —and Arabia/4 flormingway, for Sierra Leone and -130Mbay. --- , ' T he L adrElarvey, M'Bonalit,i - from this port forteieenock; I las (Pit I, iJekkASWith toss of anelao.tm, ca3,les and stern- , boat. C lhitnhoridzv . , arid XarifTa, hence.,at Valparaiso Prowse, from alazatian, atkValparaiso ' *'-ir J ( llln;Beccsford. 'threatiguld, _hence at Pernanabueo,:and stalled 2dth .'gust far Pa-ailia ~' L . ,"isa.•Siioa a .--, hence at Havana t ti,: ; '"ra..F.rr.t. and Elebe, Thompg,?4l, sailed from issowria•for. 111 1 ' P Igthuttimo Tapscott, hence at Malt and sailed 2nd in4e,nt for queen, -Martin, hence at Mart .Liattiard, Cart' Packet. Finlay. hence at Malta 141.1'tna. Lachladt, sailed faoin Malatiefr the Coast `2i. - ;th sr imo -otitpl.t., het: Imago tor this pert zgaili;cls, li,tallon, from Newfonnel,•;fid, at Cove 14.incess Roy3l. (Lehi, from Cal ao, at Cove. On 18th Aes in k., 7 ' 8 •• Jong: spoke the Amazon, hence to Ichaboe tt tn. John , .kin, from Alexandria, at,ralmouth iff..lc4aciazi. Marshall. from Batavia, at .Cosves .t.SSt tB ls B P.KRAC—Jane Goodwin, 'tepee to Patras, in la. to * OrliZ- B,E; Bus, horns, hence V.., Coluitantin , ple, 23rdu t. 2stk .38 . ,6,-15;; Ityzatniium. hence s Constantinople, off _Cape, Bon ; Reliance, •twee to lchaboe, 7th aat. 4 , , logic, all well A t c ,, ji‘Dra rik o .k.Y. OOT CB tin 19.—W ind S.S.E..to S• W. An 2; w-Ea•—TantivV, .Downing, from delmix, - ,e; sailed 28th Staoton, from NeNvfottrullatid—Caleb inn te, and Hoye, .lrma thi,iterai—Creole, -no •``• fr oXtlitebec—,S-latridan, De Peyster. from New York— • 0a..3, is, from Lai,rador —Souris. troth Arehaneel Ccetxatt .rarandt, fintiert, from St. Peteasburg—Heinrich, Ega n ,' frc'srt ItieaLlirodeoraes. from i.;otheribitrg.._—Lespateli, li , autikgs. Graham. froth Pictott—Sarniote. t ,f‘ lt t Collu—and Sylph, cteeens. from Cadiz,. ri , Kaimaz o. M•Cerran, for New fur Nt,isen Neele. liej 3 ter on, for Ceara—Berwick Castie,, Poster, (steawer,‘ Itylie, for Halifax, 4t:e. 0 Rrv4 ` r ice. Crone yas.sati, at this port; sailed 17th Sept. rh,ftf, „ "';1 1- • 56 , oXperiewvd strong gales from W. acql *IN O \Jct. iverpc /oi at lng. iipeke the Madison, froth ‘7 , ,4 for L tAie °, Putnam, from New - Yort, At this port; sailed 22tli ~C 1 1 2th t'ct. tat aN. long. .32 W. saw a terse ittearp lith'o4ilowiilg an Engli s h jack. statulittx to the westward. OP ide, (t • 41. long. 25, spoke the Bolivar, but could Dot 11 !artel where frmn or whither bound, 1 3t1, 1 !' s A 66 , Holt, th a t arr i ve d y e t et d ay. sa il e d f rom P ara ib a Docri. e. 14 „ 7 he Ann Bridson sailed the .0 7 previous fo , Liver -14)(4 v; 1 he following ve,sels were loatling . ,,t P raiba for Liver- R anger. Sir John Beresford, and :goolly. at p_fL•bes. green; E:iza Johnston, Pet. Science, hence tiamij,„ ) riCi l' i t it'' 'l6. -i ( CO3 Hub' ock, hence at Bahia Hr, mtle Young, hence at Newfoundland AZ T _I ouzel!, hence at Alexandria P h ri‘k . Corrigill, he ice at Oran C ')a , hence at Almeira A i i hi ' '(0. Smith, sailed from Bahia Isth August. and " 4 Ros s :, 'lift August both far Liverpool ; Lydia, let Sept. b _ l 3ri sto i Zuri b:ith for Maciio f ". r , t) a n ick".'otitiii. from Lisbon Liverpool, at Studwel I lath Oct, off Tuskar, spoze the Matchless, hence b Qemeibbeer, Bedford, sailed from Pernambuco for Liverpool 2nd RA I LWAY FFIC RETURNS. (From tke Railway Magazine of Saturday.) Aft ß ,„ SUNDAY OeTosgm 21.-Wind S.W. fresh.. " - --t a„,•:"•—Prii,cess Royal, Reid, from Cello and Rio Janeiro fSI la n , ^pd Cuthhertson tru:n Licinbay-Hinda. Lamont, from .jhes-Madison, Foster from Virginia -Tnetis, Hill, from C '''''lr o i n ' N • l3 . - Robert Wa!t Johnston ; Jane. Milligan ; R e i i andel, Stephe,,s and itosalama Bu keley. from Queb G ec a - l. , from lest ' o r n ie ...._%; -- --. , fi.om Pernamlinco-Cybele, " , rist inen. a. ------, fr , m St. Andrew-May Wylie, -, sA reter, burg-cath et i n , ~ from •. etaf,".4a).-Aleyerie St fur Ichaboe-Yearl, Raislieck, for N V,•—Ctitnet; Bell . . ( fo r c: t:t. Michael-Eliza, Valrent. for Isat;ell.---.Seotia. I;ol.insoti. and ihe Duke Bisset. for Calcutta t: - ilelt . f a • ri,d Ann, Vain, fur Mad as, Cockermouth C Ti s e, II ei so r St Lucia - Cumberland Lass. Campbell. for Bata-130,,,,,, tisz.winkcl. for Am terrlani-Marcia Cleaves, Chad heyd',. roes New (lr leans-Vigilant. Muyellaer . t, and 11 , 111 , -, o , '.'' tend -G. Lankuln, Weerd for Harlingen-I'v y%er l'redei I:le , ve " , f , r Ghent- Paulin,, De Boer. for Dora for ( - 1 ,..,:1 0 ‘ , _Win. Nrd, Brilre , ,t, for Danzie- Wanderer. ( •or"FY , fur x„'.L.'re.lrir. Wilreina, bliss, for Itotterdam, Laeufer, Reicke, ,iin burg. -- --- jeoaiiparina and Eli‘iiia. 11 - ihrens. hence at Te.,el i.,,,,, : 1 i11'5• 1% oar. hence. at St. Pete zihurg; /, ••a Illeohert• hence at Svciiinernunde ~,.elen N e , lin .n, filli iNlgilit:illl. Beekman, hence:lt HEII111?Ilrg " l ierr a r. . • -, Alai I h* '1 ' 1 fro:: St. Andrew. at Cove tot, '•' Oc arah riv i , g•i!o:; . S:Ail - e ci ' fret:: Marseilks for Liverpool 1:illi c er ' Drn \Voler, Nl•Noir, from oftl'hahoc, at 'Milford, for Cork, for , _.e lf:aky, and a. quantity l,';a4l)o ijumPed ul4. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 15. The deliveries of Wheat into many of the leading mar kets of Ireland going freely into the hands of millers, on terms too closely upon a par with those obtainable here. accounts mainly for the limited supply of this Grain stated in our import-note below ; whilst of Oats, Flour, and Oatmeal, the - arrivals thence, since this day week, ate to a fair extent : Coastwise, however, during that pe riod, we have still sc ^ely any worth naming, nor any Foreign Grain v , h teve hotice. 400 bags and 5177 brls. of Flour comprising th vhole of the present import from abroz-d. As regards most . descriptions of duty paid Foreign Wheat, our mat ket this morning opened with a tolerably firm asnect, resulting in sales to u moderate amount at last week's quotations. Irish new of prime quality, how tver, owing to the present scanty arrivals, advanced Id to 2d. per 701h5., but was not taken readily at the amend ment, and at the close of business; several parcels remained unsold.. Of Wheat from our home growers, there was a more numerous display of samples than heretofore since harvest ; and although, with very tew exceptions, the quality and condition were fine, the demand was by no means lively, and its some instances rather lower prices were conceded. Superior marks of Irish Flour, as well as States and Canadian, continued to command the rates last rated, but the secondary and ordinary kinds of each, being in slow request, receded 6d. to Is. per sack, and 6d. per baa re I . Prize malting Barley, of which little or no English re mains unsold, may be considered :s. per qr. dearer; but in grinding samples, or In Malt, we haVe no change to note. Beans also realised an improvement of is. per qr. ; end Pease, attended with occasional sales, sustained their previous value. . -- The Oat trade, b-eirg rather languid, most descriptions of old were Id. per 45tbs. cheaper, and new parcels were Tightly depressed in value. In Oatmeal, the operations were upon a moderate scale to-day, good qualities of old fully supporti.)g the currency of last week, and new de clining 3d. per 2401b5. CORN EXCHANGE. 0CT043611 18. Upon Forcigtn Barley t'o, import rate (4 duty has advanced to 49. end that on 113 e receded to (is Go pernr, which arc the only elbar,gesvffeLet,d by the iiverageis rnade Nov in London On Thurs day Inst. U: 02'S, we have to note a fair supply into this port and Ran corn since-Monday, but of any other produce, either Coastwise or from -Ireland, the arrivals are Still rather light, and from abroad wholly insignificant: checked in some degree, however, by the slight reaction in the Wheat trade, reported in many of the English markets this week, -and uninfluenced by the more spirited , eXample in several of the shipping ports of Ireland, the business transacted here in Ray Mad of Grain, from Tuesday to the close of yesterday, was very , animpartant, but without pro ducing any material variation from the range of prices stated in our lu'2 Circular; Canadian stale Flour, notwithstand-ng, con tinue tto meet some attention, a moderate quantity oh- aging hands daily; and of States 'Flour in bond there were buyers, btit , :s.t very low rates. At our market tits morning several millers appeared from the inland c unties givingatheir attention principally to Foreign Wheat, of which a moderate quantity was sold to go in that ; but all descriptions of both old and new ,forcon aumption here, met a very dull sale and the trade c:osed hea [wily on terms barely equal to our last quotations. English and ' , lrish Flour. although taken sparingly, maintained late prices; 'Canadian Free, and Mutes Flour under bond, continuing in fair request at the rates-previously rioted. Malting Barley, being still very scarce, , the next arrivals are expected rather to evened our act currency:; meanwhile grind ing samples have met litCe notice, and may bedeeined•the -turn cheap. r. Malt was saleable at former prices; and Beans es well as Pease remained steady in value. Oats, upon a moderate demand, supported the rates of Tues day ; ant Oatmeal, of which several, .though not extensive parcels were sold4o , country dealers, realised late prices. .:PRICES OF GRAIN. Wheat, 4. 7o lb Engli- h new... Ditto, white... Irish red Ditto, white Rye. English, Barley, English • Scotch & 601 b Malt, English,' qr Irish Oats, *) 70th. E'lish & Scotch, new Irish. fine (polities good middling undried Welsh Beans, Engli4b, sqr Scotch& Pease, English, Do. & Irish.... maple Tares, air qr Flour, 28,01 t. English, elle Irish Oatmeal, . of 240th Irish, new. . s. d. s. 6 3 @ 6 •19 old s. n. s. d '6 9 .g 7 o 7V 7 60— 6 6 I; 10 7 4 :no. 6 o-6 -8 6 0 —.7 •o ildo, -—— 34 0 —43 0 ... .134 0 —36 4 3—k .9 Ao. .... 34-4 6 ibrown 60 0 —65 0 — 1 (10. i 54 0 —57 0 .... 3 3 3 6 2 - .8 2 9 ! H do. g— 2 ;1 2 .6 2 7il Iblack sold ...• 2 10 3 -- .... 38 0 —4l 0 - ir). .• .• 43b 0 —37 0 93 fl —4O 0 b1ue....1 32 0 —34 1, grey 30 0 —3l 0 Foreigu.9o 0 —3l 0 35 0 —35 0 super . I 0 —3O 0 0 0 0 0 'do. 0 0 u 0 22 , 6 —23 0 old 0 -22 ,0 LWERPOOL PRICES CURRENT, - - The following .ealeulaticm of the last weekly returns of 48 railways, 1.745 roilesin •langth, given in our present fiwalber, will, we believe, be of intorest : —Number of passengers on 33 railways, 419,155. 'The receipts for passengers on 48 railways, .e 91,691 ditto for goods on 46 railways. .e 30.336; total, .4'121.035. This is an average of - '7lf per mile per week. NA MI. • Passen- z.. - t' or. wk.l _ ~ --I ~ gers. I M on e y. last year' -,‹ F , Arbroath arid Forfar ..... •• . - 4463 ..750 - 34 Birmingham and Derby ...... - It- - . - Birmingham and Gloucester- - 2888 1987 : 21 Brandling Junction ...... .... - - 910 2 Bristol and Glouce ter........_ 4551 1123 - • Chester and Birkenhead .... 6797 ' 677 541 : .44 Dublin and Drogheda - Dublin and Kingstown .. . 433 , - 933 849 .6 ; Onndeea..d Arbroath 4 ,14 292 260 ..4 .Durham and Sunderland • 3888 875 740 _2 Edinburgh and Glasgow I Eastern Counties... 'Glasgow and Ayr .. 1:1763 1545 1290 2 41 i . ;Glasgow and Paisley .... ..... 1115'14 815 8.1 12 . i ' . Grand Junction .. , - 8776 8315 le ,Grcat North of England ~. - 2093 1'73 57,s , Great Weston' ~. 44854 a 19423 152 0 1 ',Liverpool and Manehestzr .. - 5(59 4741 10 fLondon and Birmingham.... . - 1803:1 18 98 1.0 •Landon and Biackwall Leadon and Brighton I London and Croydon.,.. .... 123181 452 232 2 1 London and Greenwich - ..Siiiiia e 46 759 29s ; Southwestern - 8.41 7675 71 Mantheste.r, Bolton, and Bury - 944 - 41 Manchester and Birmingham. - 4184 3716 5 Nlatichester and Leeds and Bull and , e:by - - 7695 6180 Si Midlawi Counties - 11756 9264 7 8 s NewetvAle and Darlington - • 115:3 - - Newcastle and Carlide - 1783 360 4 Newcastle and North Shields' 18346 "' 409 332 2 North Midland - -* - North Union Pars atul,Orleans - . 4299 5500 3 Paris and .3touen 19637 • 5772 4783 7 Preston and `tyre - Sheffield and Manchester..., 20543 63 443 - Sowli Eastern ... Taff Vale .. 24511 537 721 2 Ulster Yarmouth and Norwich I 5501 . 335 - - York and Norai Midland.., - - 19;1 10 * See Midland Counties. PACKET LIST. GENTERAL POST-OFFICE, October i 4. l if .;.; re 9E , 1 g• -- eV: - N515 - Air';'E , .l , ';'F,T2.4 ziz•-• - •‘.l.> ,B:'p... - s. .3 g„,,2 mott o E,...9,f,...., 5 ,..,, , q2c,.._. 4 f! ..; 6. ›. w,c , ,,, tto PgArp.2.3 xe. E.'2- - eT -, Fa -. -0-'' e) so ri a l' ; n• r ":l3;r 3 C) P , -3 C 3 PZ'og 9002. r c iol -- 2 >.,..: ;4 &' ;g o m ,7, S cog g : 3 . ' 0 • c 5 a. 5 (7' '-' 0 - - 'e n rp Ern '''''F'Z - M' = P e ' ° Z t7r. .4 mH mt") , i;i: , ,v.'o4. .-. cn , ; 7.,- › w> 7 ...r2j, • es . g = ...!. .8 . ?:. 3 . =::-. 3 , fi - Igz.q - g > DG ;30 o 7.;:r4 tr. , ProViro a- ::J, 4 to m I , r., .? 0 °. • • 40 • ... 2 -' ,_ -J • ,-,,-, %.-.„--, ‘..,..., ~..,,, s---„-.....1 -.-- -. v• -...-...- . • -.- . Z H Cl X 4 M - to ky 4. c.. ....4 0 P Ee. 7.,.. T 2. 9 57 <!..,-,. .. . 5- 3 2 g 7 gg' ei . .1 sz; ~^4 ~,q ,It i .4 a 0. 7). 4. • ...< • , ... 1 '9 °.... • 0 5Z % 21 . ;.,„ = '4 •-•, R. :', z . ..< • h 2 g 8 _ ~., ..., = s-3 tt .3 0 17 / , ig i i . c (' re: , cz rc, co tri Dc - .0 ti I, a n rr n. a O 1 ! c 0 0 o ~.0 C : - 4 e , ',.. ,-,' .2 2, ..... 2. . .... ...-; c.. -7; • - . -,, -1 ____ 0 = 7 4 Z. - w - :,. 14 p , >1 -.1 m , '"!. 'Z' X. 4. , 1 : ' Z -3 P F' ft F x e, ... a l ,-, . 0 5. N 4 7,. • • 2,. . . . . . • - a.. . . . . . . . • c co - 0 c.., P r: r` 4 a 0 I '1 , As nEs MontrealiPot 24 .9 qi, 25 et) Pearl, dit•A• 25 -6 —25 .9 U. States,-Pot 21 0 —22 0 Pearl none. June 18. ! SAHA:, Quer:it 8 0 8 6 Aug. 24. Oak, v ton .45 10 • 6 do July 31. , German.... 4 0 -- 5 0 -Sept. 22. 8 a 151STGNE., ii. ton Aug. , Sicily, &c.... 5 •5 —512 t Sept. 21. ' Tuscany... • Sept. 30. CAS SIA I.I4rIr.EA,S. d. S. d .. .. 13 v• cwt.' in hri •62 0— 68 0 Aug. 29 i Ci.ovkm-situo, '{, cwt. pt. 24. Amcricanored4o 0 48 0 ,Aug. 30. Dutch ..50 0 58 0 July ;3. f French SzeGerm.so —5B 0 ISept.l3. Coco., V , cwt. Trinidad 40 , 45 41 • Grenada } .30. C— 3 ,, 4 Brazil COFFIiN, sfre.C.l. in bond. Jarna. triage 1 3 „ 0 _ 60 0 ordinary 1 good& litie•o. -67 0— 83 0 middling .... -Su 0— 90 0 good mid. ... 100 0-112 0 fine mid. Sec. Lid 0-4.46 .0 • Dutch, triage }3O 0— 50 .0 ordinary &line 4. 50 0— •60 ,0 Middling •6 0— 70 0 good mid. 75 0-80 0 tine mid., rix. 34 Mocha Ceylon 2 i Java 2 I Havana good & fine.. 80 -CO 0 Si. Domingo 9.8 0— 30 .0 : Brazil 3O 0— 34 .0 •6 Lag.uira 4 ,7 0— .75 0 • ' O4 OviiwoonS, 4 , ton 4. s. At'. s: _.2 Logwood, Jam. 5 5 510 . 4 li Hon. & Dujn. b .10— 515 • 34 Caropeachy 7 10 7 1.2 6 At . FuStic, Span... 312 .6 4 10 * 3 Tanipico 5 0— .5 5' IC Puerto Cabello 4 5 4 10 .1 47.3 Cüba I NICAItAiIL'A WOOD. 10 Rio de la [ladle LO I solid Os. •i cleaa l2 0— 13 0 441. small LiDla, Solid . 13 0— 14 1 290 • d3arwood, Ango.s 0 5 5 73, . Gitboon 4 i Camwood 5 -Red San. Wood 6 15— 7 5 FLAX, 44 tun. ,Riga. P.T.R. 35 0— 36 0 P'bnrg, 9 head 32 0— 33 0 Archangel 36 0— 42 u Dutch Mem. 45 0-- 80 0 GALLS, I , Gill. Turku;, blue 56 0— 57 0 • rnhied 45 0— 48 t East Intka 53 0— 51 0 GINGErt, qF cwt Barbadooa 45 0— 50 0 Jamaica . 60 0-200 E. India, ig bd. 15 0— 20 0 Gem, .cwt Arabic, Tor:Ley 0 0— 0 0 East India. 0 0— 0 BarlyaJT •• • • u " Senegal 0 0— u fll.ale, 55 tun 8. .t s. P'burd, clean s 0— 29 13 autshot 27 0— 27 10 Riga, Rnine 0 10— au 0 outshot 28 0— 28 10 Archangel 0 0— 0 0 Manilla 22 0— 23 0 Bombay l4 o. 20 0 Jute OX and Cow, 44 , lb B. Ayres and Monte Video, inferior & mid. 0 54 e ai! good & prime 0 64 0 74' Do. salted N. Amer. salted 0 3d— o ;31. Brazil dry salted 0 44 6 5 Rio, dry Valparaiso, dry 0 5 0 6 Odessa, &c. dry 0 5 -- 0 6 W, India, dry 0 5 0 0 salted 0 4 0 5 East India Kips, B.A. dry 0 7 0 84 d. each s 0 —l4 0 Floase ti.si a, 31 , Short mixed ....... long tails 1 0 -- 1 6 combed yo lb, in bond. Bengal. War. & violet 0 0— 0 0 blue & violet 0 0— 0 0 blue violet, & fine 5 6 5 6 ord. & mid. 4 3 5 0 violet & cop.) 3 4 0 3 m ixed .. eop. g. & fine. 3 6 4 0 ord. & mid. 2 6 3 6 con. quality 2 3 4 3 Chide 1 4-- 4 0 Madras 2 3 4 6 uatirnala, •4'i• Floras Sobres 3 0— 4 0 Cortes Calr4Cati, Flo. 3 9 4 6 Sobres 3 0— 4 0 Cortes 1 .6 2 9 LAC DYE, lb. D.T. and prime 1 6 2 6 mid. to good 0 5 I 6 ord. & infer. 0 14— 0 4 Mamma RooTs cat. Smyrna. Tripoli & Fyi is none Frerch Napes , MADDER, (I. S. (I Dutch, crop 76 0 —BO 0 Ombro 69 0 —74 0 Gamene 57 0 —67 0 Moil 0 .0 n 0 FrenchoS:F. S.Fif 6g B —73 0 ••• E.S.F 75 0 --OS 0 0 go o Epanish oLAss vs.'4 4 Cwt. St. Lucia, &c.• • 2, '6 —22 5 Demerara, &c 2l 6 —2:l 0 Bar & A niigur 25 6 --;d mUN.IENT,CiVi 0 0 0 0 Oil, Olive, 1. 252 2al/, 0 —44 0 Trieste 42 0 —43 0 Stein 41 0 —42 0 Malaga.— 41 n —4! 10 Pori:tonal A:c —49 .0 —4l 0 Levant 3B ,) —4l 0 Palm,4-. ton 25 0 —25 10 Fishap• 252 ;.'`, • • • • • • 2.4 10 —34 15 coloured. .80 0 —33 0 Cod 31... 0 —3.1 10 Loyslema, ew 25 6 26 0 itape,pali! do. 87 0 —3B 0 Varpen. p ce. 24 0 —24 6 (tics, it , 'let Carolina, t 04.85.24 a —24 0 i rand 16 0 —lB 0 Bengal, r ru. (1010 0 mid to fine ll .3 —l2 U African none. Rum, gallon, in band. Jamaica, 12 •o 16 o.p 2 10 —.3 2 S tronger 3 A d 4 choice marks.. 4 6 5 6 SA FFLOWE rt, 49 , Bengal, good r; thic t 7 0 — .O 0 ord. & mid 4 lo —.6 10 Bombay SALT!'E Cjsl4, 19. Or!. s. IL s. d East India , 2 0 —2g o SoutliAmericanl3 0 —l3 ,6 - 811C.1.1. LAc, is nut. oran ge llnd blovk 32 45 4 liver4B 0 —6t SIC INS, Neutila, v. doz t. 0 —l2 Chinchiiii, do. In n —23 0 &al, each 2 3 2 .6 cut. Sicily 9 0 9 6 ralurno TrieEte 0 0 Verona 5 6 6 6 Tycolose SUGAR, V. B.P. Muscovado trout brown 55 6 —36 0 dry brown goad & mid t 8 6 —64 0 1113 C & v. fine 64 0 Mauritius, claim 4141410 W 44 0 —49 0 brown & "4. 52 0 —57 0 fine yellow .. 5g 0 —O4 0 East I ncl!a., Bengal . - Ithaur 15 0 —5O 0 brown &yd 53 0 --37 0 good and dac.Gs 0 —69 U _ - extra 59 a —7O o Manilla, in Id. 13 0 —l9 0 Havana, do. brown l7 0 —lB 0 yeilow . 19 0 —22 0 white ord 24 0 —26 0 good fine 28 6 —3l 0 Brazil, in bond brown l5 0 —l9 0 yellow 0 • 0 0 0 white ord. good and finc22 0 —24 0 TA LOW, 1? cu./. P'burgh, Y.C. 42 0 —42 6 Odessa 41 0 —4l 6 Archangel 39 0 —4O 0 Buenos Ayres 0 —4O 0 TA R, :43 bri. Stockholm l2 --13 0 Archangel l2 6 —l3 0 Carolina Virginia TA R [Vt, ap cwt Cream of 'rartar6 ) 0 —6l 0 brown and ye 1.48 0 —54 0 TnA, 7e , tb. in bond. Bofic - a, Canton 0 4 0 6 Fokein —— Congou, com. 011 I 1 mid. to fine. 1 6 2 6 Twankay, corn. 1 la 1 2 mid. to good I 3 1 10 Pekoe, Orange 1 4 2 8 Campoi, corn. to good none Hyson Skin.... 1 0 1 1 mid. to tine 1 4 1 10 Soucliong,com. 1 2 1 4 good to fine 1 p 2 9 Pekoe, flowery 2 o ___ 3 0 Hyson, corn... 1 8 2 2 fine 2 6 4 0 Young Ilyson 1 0— 3 0 Imperial ...... 1 6 3 3 Gunpowder, good and fine 2 0 5 0 TonAcco,l4 Ib. in bond. J. River, Leaf.. 0 2 0 2i Stemmed 0 0 0 Kentucky .. • . 0 U 4 Maryland .... 0 0 0 0 'loam ERIC, 4, Cul, in bond. 8enga1........ 12 0 —l6 TunrENTINE,V , cwt. American 5 0 VALO\lA,l'ton..e 8 Smyrna, pickedls 0 —2l 0 Morea ........ io 0 —l5 WAX. BEES' 44. cal. in bond. A...... 7 0 7 1%; East India 7 0 - - 7 15 Amencan 7 10 -- THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, OCT. 15. Total quantities per Price per Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter. Wheat 452 .....elO 9 9 4 ..... X 2 4 8 Oats 53 .... 51 4 8 HULL CORN MARKET, OcT. 16. There was a fair supply of E Wheat at market. The trade ruled heavy. and last week's rates barely supported. Bar ley scarce, and 6d higher. In other articles of the trade no quo table change. LEEDS CORN MARKET, OcT. 15. We have had a larger supplies of Wheat The business done was to a fair extent, but at a decline on the best runs of Is to 2s. A good neat of what was shown was out of condition. Barl,y limited sale at former rates. Old Leans sca•ce, and Is dearer. No change in Oats. SALFORD CATTLE MAItKET, OCT. 16. This market continues to receive increasing supplies, but yet not more than the demand requires. There was a good de mand for anyt -, ing very prime in Beef or Mutton. at the very full rates of last week, Lilt very inferior stock quite unsaleable. Beef Scl to Sid, and Mutton td to Sid for the choicest runs. :WAKEFIELD CORN EXCIIANGE, OCT. 18. The continuance of large arrivals of Wheat has had a very depressing effect upon thr:sAla,.'s market, at which the extent of business done is ok,ly limited : the , cam of Wheat in general do not give wax freely in prices; but, in the sales mark, a re daction of is per quarter must he submitted to, and even more than this for damp and inferior qualities. Beans scarce, and is higher. No alterati , n -in Barley. Oats and Shelling are each lower, and in very limited request. BIRNIII\GIIAM CORN MARKET, OcT. 17. During the present week the Wheat trade has been languid the best samples nearly realising last week's prices; but se condary qualities about is per quarter lower. Fire malting Barley scarce, and in request at Is per quarter advance ; grind ing a dull sale. Old English Beans fully as dear. For Oats somewhat higher rates are demanded, Nit not obtainable. At this nay's market there was again a large supply of Wheat from the Lincolnshire side. which found buyers at rather under the prices of this day se'nnight. Fine Barley fully as dear; se condary very difficult to dispose of. Oats scarce, and about 6d per Quarter dearer. Beans and Peas unaltered. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, Om 16. The trade during the week has been of an inactive character; anti, tdthongla in some instances secondary and inferior parcels of Flour have been sold on lower terms, yet, on the whole, prices have been pretty well supported. With - the exception of 'Oats, 'of which a tolerable quantity are reported, the supplies into Liverpool, both coastwise and from Ireland, are light. At Wakefield, yesterday, although the arrival of Wheat was large, last eek's rates were realized on the finer and best conditioned parcels, but inferiordeseriptions were only saleable eta retiuction of is to '2s per quarter. At the Coln Exchange, this morning, we have no activity 'of demand, nor can we note any alteration in the vale of Wheat. Flour is Wieling pretty freely, at a reduction of Is per sack, on all descriptions. 'Oats, both old and new, with a limited demand, support their previous value. Oatmeal in fair request, and prices are unaltered. Fine Malt is inquired after, and Egyptian Beans excite more attention, than of late. LIVERPOOL 'COTTON MARKET, OCT. 14 A fair extent of business has been done this week, at about the current rates of Friday last ; but it is apparent thatwith the closing of the wect the hearing cf the market is more in favour of beyers. Speculators have taken 12,0 bales of Ameri can and 200 Surat; and Exportsrs 40 . bales of American, 800 Surat. and too Pernambuco. The demand to-day is rather languid, and the sales will not exceed 40d bales of all kinds. Those for the week exceed in the aggregate the daily estimates about 700 bales. Theimport this week is 21,156 bags, mid the sales reach 34,61 s bags. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, From the !2th to the Isth Oct.., inclusive. Prices paid IMP() SA tac sO P THE WEE K. in the week. This Wk.• 30 Sea island l4i ii 1.5.1 i 1.0 Stained BS9O Bowed Georgia 5640 f Alobfle .. 1. Alabama and Tennes —. j 1 742 r • 11410 New Orleans. i ppernambueo &Para i. Li 113 ( A , 137 e 1 Aricati and Ceara - I '„"" , 410 Bahia and Maceio { Maraoham WI Sawginned ..... Minas Para .. _ _ i 1 .... . . Deinerara.S nrin a, ),&c i .... , 1460 Egyptian Barbadues Pernvian - 1 ... .. Bahama. ....- . Laguayra . — I 150 Common West India :j.i -- Lk } 270 . - Carthago:la Smyrna Manilla . 4590 Surat - . Madras .... Bengal 4610 bales 21156 1346752 LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, OCT. 21. Since our last ciaettlar there has been more business doing in -Cotton. The sales of the week amounted to 3000 bales, with out any change in -prices Holders are willing but n t anxious sellers, and consumers show no disposition to add much to their stock- of<the raw material speemators keep aloof, so that they .have the market entirely to themselves. ro-day we l ave had rather less enquiry•and few buyers down.. The sales are esti mated at 3500 bales. barely supporting the full prices of last STATE OF TRADE. ItaweraltsTF.2.—The market, during the past week, has been animated. Au id the prices of most descriptions of our staple fabrics have an upward tendency. Many parties, doubtless in anticipation of an advance of wages and a correspondent rise in goods, or that of " some contingency",--a general turn-out, have entered the market rather:wore promptly than, but for these reasons, they might have done. In Ashton-under-Lyue and neighbourhood an advance has been made in the wages of a certain portion of the operatives, which advance must become more general, or it is apprehended the work • people will refuse to continue at their labour. In Preston the clues tion of advanced wages is being agitged ; but we have not learnt what connate the millowuers have decided to adopt. The general impression is, in the present healthy state of trade, (the result of abundant capitd and bounteous harvests,) and with the raw staple of our mannfacturers settled down at exceedingly low rates, our manufacturers can afford to meet the claims of the workp eo pl e an d " grow rich" beside. A much better feeling generall y preva i ls between the employers and their bands; and we hope to have the pleasure of reporting that the operatives in our mills have shared in the general improvement which Las obtained here. Printers are still very busily occupied, and prices are well sustained. The yarti market is Gm, with an upward tendency. Printing cloths are in good demand, and 30 and 40.ineh shirting in large request. During the week buyers for India, the Mediterranean, and Gelman markets have been .operating freely. Good 27. inch 06 and 72 reed printing-cloths may be quoted at as 4.1 d to as 74d and as Mid to Os lid respectively. 36-inch shirtings, 66 reed Rs lid t o O s 4id , an d 72 reed us 6d to Os tld ; 40-inch GO reed G. E. longeloths Silbs,tls to Os Pd, and 72's, Ms, 10s 114 to lOs (t.—Mar/Mester Advertiser. HUDDERSFIELD MARKIM—There was a tolerably brisk mar ket on Tnesday for fancy wool ens. In the warehouses, also, a gi,od amount of business bas been done since our last, and the tra:.e of the district continues brisk. BRADFORD MARRRT.—The tone of our piece market on Thursday was rather flat, here being few buyers at hand, an I the business done at the warehouses having been on a some what limited scale during the week. The wool and yarn trades are al. o rather flat, the demand for neither article being equal to the stocks on hand. Several of the spinners and the manu. facturers are adopting what we mentioned last week— namely, les9ening the number of hours of keeping their factories at work, and thereby preventing an accumulation of stank. HALIFAX MARKET.—WC had o❑ Saturday a fair average sale for piece goods, and weld's are a shade lower. The mills are pretty fu ly employed, and the stocks of manufactured goods on hand are not heavy, though they are more so than they were a few weeks back. • tiECKLIONDWIKK BLANKET MA raseT.—The atendance of buyers thin week has been limited, and the markets have been very heavy; goods are more plehtiful, at a shade less in price. RocriDALs FLANNEL MA RE ET.—The flannel market ha, been again dull, and the cal - s limited. There is but itt:e ate ration in the wool market; inannfacturers do not appear eager to purchase, probab:y expecting. before long, a fall in Juice. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES. —lt ca- not he said that the fine improved : the with very tittle o l t) , branches c o t ra speedy renovation. s a c r o . to i ):: h t c; i s e ier m y o t: t ac d te epr has sin the a The fashi.in of wearing long petticoats (said to be introduced by the Duchess of Sutherland front es stt least e. France) has bed the mos , fatal effects upon the hosiery trade, as regards elegant stocking,. which are now scarce), required, even for ball dresses. The drawer branch is still very dull and Many of the workmen are suffering much from scarcity of em ployment. The plain silk glove trade is a shade further im proved, and some few of the lain silk shops have beun to feel a momentary stir: on the other hand, the silk-knotted branch was never worse. The warp.lsce trade cannot be said to be much amended; it is still depressed, but hopes are entertained of a revival. The bobbin-net trade is, if anything, a little :ni proved.—Nottingham Journal. CALICO PRINTING —This trade continues in a state of un wonted briskness at this period of the year, and our various factories as yet evb:ce no symptoms of the relaxation thnt used to occur about the same time. A most gratifying circumstance is. that all the goods ar , being manufactured for the home market. in which the declaimers, from the superiority of the fabric and the judicion- display of colours, are quite in vogue, ► upers , ding the more expensive articles of dress. The trade has thus got round to a healthy stare, and affords a remunerating profit and a ready market to the motninactuter. For some time past, about yoo printers have been employed hi the various fac tories in town, the monthly w ges for whom, &c., will amount t o a large sum.—Kilmarnock Journal. NORTHERN HOSPITAL, OCT. 19. [WEEKLY REPORT.] AI.:IIITTED. DISCHARGIiD. Accidents 24 Cured 23 Medical and Surgical cases I Relieved and at own request 2 Upon recommendation ... 18 Attending as Out Patients. 12 - Irregular rota) ... Remainingin the Hospital.. 70. Consulting Surevon, William Gill, Esq. House Visiters, John Lightbody and B. H. Jones, Esqrs. Treasurer, R. W. Batcson,Esci. Chaplain, Rev. Wm. II ughes.--House-Surgeon, Mr. Parker PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL. WOOD, Deals, 121 stand. m. duty paid , . Archangel 44 19 0 @ 0 0 Memel 14 0 - 15 0 Gothenburg - • 0 0 Wybi,rg - 0 0 Petersburg 15 0 - 19 0 PLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick. Danzig, Deck - British American Pine .. LATiiwoon, per fathom. o 5.r, „; 7 . ;' 3 v, o.:O , . Danzig, 4 feet British American 4 0 4 10 VIA !MCA sr, per foot of 1 inch thick. Honduras Cuba St. Domingo 1 0 1 6 Jae PLANKS, British American 2 0 2 6 Pita it:wool), per cubic feet .. • • 3 0 3 6 Braves, per 1200. Danzig, C. Pipe Hhd. 6O 0 7 0 0 Quebec, red. to 1} in. thick, 0 45 0 anti :A feet long Do. Puncheon TIMBErt, per cubic foot it) I) 15 0 s. d. _. Oak . .. 2 0— 2 6 1 Pine, lhaisli Amer. common 1 0 1. 6 red 1 3—. 1 ;41 ' yellow 13anzig - I 7 111 I Nieniel 1 Ci 1 u Itiga.red . 12 OS S. RTS thisyear 1418534 1654185 } 41;3g 19236 35513 4c7572. 622 } 12594 }ld 687 tirtDs,lllarriagrs anb ice. ratbs. BIR MS. On the 14th instant, in Park-street, Grosvenor-square, Lon. don, th . s., lady of Maj,,r-Gencral FREDERICK, C. 8., of a son. On the 15th insta , t, at Lavender Hill, the lady of JOSEPH GURNEY, Esq., of a daughter. On the 16th inst., in Princes-wa'k, Howard street, the wife of M r. H UGH HALL, Honourable East India Company's Service, of a daughter. On the 17th instant, at Finch-house, Mrs. WM. MATHER, of a eaughter. Same thy, at Marine-Vita. Torquay, the lady of FRANCIS SHAND, Es l. of Rupert-h.use. EVel ton, of a daughter. On the 18th instant, in 1411th)), Mrs. JONATHAN PEEL, of a son. MARRIED. On the 15th irstant. at Monkstown, near C'rk, by the Rev. J. De Courcy O'Grady, RICHARD ROURKE, Esq.. barrister at.law, youngest son of Lieutenant-General Sir Richard Rourke, K.C.13., of Th - wrifield, in the county of Limerick, to A:.:NE, second daughter of O'GRADY, of K Inallyowen, in the same county. On the 11th instant, at West Farleigh. FREDERICK W BLE. Esq., of the Rectory, East Milling, to ANNE, danghter of the late JOHN MILLER, Esq. of Ydiding• On the 13th instant, at the Collegiate Churc:i, Manchester, by the Rev. Richard Parkinson, HENRY JOHN COW P, Esq., of Manchester, formerly of Preston Brook, to ALICE, fourth daughter of ESAU KIRBY, Esq , of ifaresbury, Che- hire. Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. TH , MAS DELA- M ORE, Warehouseman, to Mrs. ELIZABETH CROFT, victu aller, both of this town. On the 14th in tarn, at St. John's Church, Mr. M. WALLIS TER, coachman to John Moss, Esq.. Otterspool, to Miss JANE LIDDELL. 'taught r of Mr. John Liddell, blacksmith. of Anuan. Same day. at St. George's Church, Hanover-square, London, the Hon. FREDERICK PAUL MATIIUEN. eldest son of Lord Mathuen, to ANNA 14 RAT 0 CAROLINE, only daughter of the Rev. J. and Mrs. SANDFORD. On the 15th instant, at Walton Church, Mr. JAMES S. FAL LOWS to Miss A. K.REB, eldest daughter of Mr. John Krebs, both of this town. Same day, in Bath-street, Glasgow, by the Rev. Robert S. Walter, Longforgan. THOMAS DENNISTON, Esq., merchant, to HELEN FRENCH, second daughter of the late GABRIEL WALKER, Esq.. both of Glasgow. s Same day, at St. Mary's Church, Fulham, by the Rev. Sparks Byers, Sir WILLIAM BOO! 1111 Y, Bart.. of Ashborn Flail, Derbyshire, to LOUISA CRANSTOUN, relict of the late JOHN ALEX. NIsBEIT, Esq., of the First Lite Guards, and eldest daughter of the late Frederick Hayes Macnamara, Esq. The hon. bridegroom, who is in his seventieth year, in addition to holding a very lucrative situationundergovern went. possesses estates in Derbyshire and other counties, and also, it is stated, in Ireland. The bride is but in her th rtieth year, and has scarcely attained the age of some of Sir William's daughters by a former marriage. Same day, at St David's Courch, Mr. c ORNF.LITTS EVANS, draper, late of Rhyddlan, to HARRIET, daughter of the late Mr. NIORRIS JONS, draper, of th s town. On the itith inst., at St. John the Bar tist's Church, Toxtetb park. Mr. WILLIAM PHILLIPS to HANNAH, second daughter of Mr. 'WILLIAM LESLIE, of Toateth park. ()is the instant, at Wrexham, by the Rev. Geo. Cunliffe, vicar. Mr. JOHN BEDELL, of Liverpool, eldest son of the late Benjamin Bedell, Esq., of Goole, to ELIZA CATHARINE, eldest daughter of Mr. EDWARD JONES, ironfounder, Wrexham. At St. Michael's Church, Mr. GREGORY. solicitor, to Mrs. WEEKS, widow of the late Mr. Vk eekß. surgeon, of k,utton, Cheshire, and daughter of Mr. Pickering, Hunter-street. DIED. Lately, at Bonny, Africa, Mr. WILLIAM SWAINSON, mate of the Kingston, most deservedly respected by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance. - On the 11th ult., age i 63 years, Mrs. JANE HODSON, of Crumpsal, mother of the late Mr. John Dodson, of Smithy Do r. On the pith ult., near Waterloo, Canada West, aged gg, Mrs, MARY RAINDEL. On the 7th ult., at Eastville, Virginia, U.S., the Rev. HENRY MORT, a native of England. On the 2:ith a t., at Montreal, Canada, aged 64; Mr. JAMES' JENKINS, formerly of London. On the 22d ult., at New York, in his 84th year Mr. WILLIAM EAGLEs. Same day, at Montreal, Canada, aged 34, Mr. GEO. SHARP, a native of Scotland. On the 24th nit.. at Halewood, aged 66, Mr. JAMES SMITH. He conduct the public business of the township, for thirty three years, with an integr ty never surpassed and an ability seldom equalled. On the 26th ult., at New York, in her 84th year, ROSE JOHNSTON, a native a Derrykeighan, county Antrim, Ireland. On the 26th ult., at Aikton-hall, Cumberland, aged 83, the Rev. RICHMOND FELL, having been rector of Aikton sixteen years, and, prior to that, forty-three years vicar of Warcop, Westmorland. Ou the 2nd instant, at Annan, awfully sudden, of apoplexy, Mr. DAVID DRUMMOND, late of this town, much and ue servedly regretted by a large circle of relatives and friends. Same day, after a long illness, Mr. JAMES NORMAN, cattle dealer, of the Nag's Head Inn, Nes:on. On the sth instant, at li,rketulbright, aged 93, Mr. ROBERT COMM ELAN. Snore l!ay, aged c 4, Mr. JAMES FIELDING. Water-street. Little Bolton. He wa, baptized at the Parish Church in that town iii i 7 o. and wee followed to h s grave by three genera tions. Ile lived in the regn of four kings and one queen. On the 6th instant, at Lea hall. Cheshire, aged as, MARY, wid, , w of the Rev. THOMAS WRIGHT, rector of Market Bosworth, Leicc:tershire. On the - ;th instant, aged 80, Mr. GEORGE BARTON, of Ribthester. On the n th instant, at Fareham, the Rev. THOMAS ED MUND HISCOCK, of Frankf ,it.ou-the-Mayne. 0;. the i•,th instant, at Langhouse, Lear St. Helen's, aged 62 years, Sirs. PAULDING. Same day, aged 55 years, RACHAEL, wife of Mr. WM• WILSON, Edge-hill. On the 13th instant, ANNE JANE, only daughter of Mr. ROBERT M t ENT/RE, officer of Excise, Greyabbey, Ireland, late of Userp 1)1. Same day, at Ilinkworth, Herts. aged 51 years, the Rev. JOHN LAFONT, rector of the above, and of St. Anne's, Sut ton Bonnington, Notts Same day, at Rochester, aged 25 years, the Rev. JOHN FUL LER SPONG, 8.A., Curate of Eastry and Worth. • On the 14th instant, at his residence, Chapel-street, Gros venor-square, London, Sir SAMUEL G HIGGINS. Same day. ELIZ ►BETH, wife of Mr. WILLIAM ROYSTON, of Egerton Grove, Hulnie. Same thy. aged 3y years, Captain WILLIAM GRAYSON, harbour-master, Fleetwood. Same day, age , 43 ye,rs, Mr. THOMAS WALKER, druggist, late of Kirkdale formerly a resident of the City of Chester, and a member i•f the Masonle Order. Same day, Mr. HENRY CuUMBLEHOLME, Ormakirk, aged 38. On the 15th instant, at her residence, Upper Parliament street. aged 13 yews, Mrs. BOWDEN, relict or the late Edwd. Bowden, Esq, Same day, aged 35 years, Mr. JOB SIDDALL, Cross Keys, Moo fields. Same &y. at the Vicarage. East Brent, Somersetshire, the Hon. Mrs. WILLIAM TO‘N. KY LAW. Same day, aged 61 years, ANNE, wife of Mr. ADRIAN LOWE. Everton Breck. Same day, at London, WILLIAM CHURCH, Esq. late of Bombay. Same day, in his 93rd year, Mr. WILLIAM OATES, of Win now hall. Shelf, farmer. Same day, at her residence, 84, London-road, in her 22nd year, Miss SARAH SMITH. confectioner. On the 17th inst., MARY, wife of Mr. JOHN BANCROFT, Mill-street, Toxteth-park. Same day, aged 25 years, AMELIA, wife of Mr. JONATHAN ROBINSON, Upper Beau—treet. Same day, at her residence, 14, Myrtle-street South, MARY, relict of the late Mr. WILLIAM IiUSHTON, jun. Ott the 18th insta. t, aged 1 year and 7 months, GEORGE, son of Mr. WILLI IlAt OKELL, Paradise-street. On the Igth instant, athis father's residence, Birks-hill, Cum berland, aged :16, 111 r. ISAAC MA RTIND ALE. of the firm of Martindale Brcthers, Itanelagb-street, of this town. On the 5 , th instant, at 21, Upper Stanhope-street, aged 68 years, ELIZABETH, relict of the late Mr. S. KNOWLES, sailmalc(r, of this town. O►► the 20th instant, at his residence, Nestor, Cheshire, JOSEPH LYON. Esq., aged 64. ELIZABETH", the beloved wle of Mr. JOSEPH ADAMS, aged 62 years. A faithful and re , pected friend to all : her loss will be deeply felt to her afflicted family. TIDE TABLE. —_ OATS. MRN. EvN IFINICHT lIOLYDAYS, ETC. I Tuesday '22 816 845 13 6 Venus rises 211 Igm m. Wednes. 23 glo g 33 14 4 24 g 54 14 14 ls' 5 Friday.. 25 14 34 10 52 16 0 !Crispin. Saturday 26 1 g 11 26 16 5 !Jupiter sets 81152rn ev, Sunday. 27 II 42 11 58 16 4 121 St Sunday af. Trintiy. Monday. s 8 - 0 15 Iti 2 ISt. :Anion and St. Jude, LIVERPOOL I 'FIRAIARY REPORT, OCT. 19. DISCIVA R(: El) A DM ITTE II) . f n -patients cured 25 . I n-patient, 34 Relieved and at own request. 6 1 Out-patients Made Out-patients 2 1 Casuals during the week.. s Irregular Dead Consulting Sorg•cons, Mr. Forshan , and Mr. Dawson Chaplain... ...... Rev. Thos. Harries. Apothecary, Mr. George Padley. House Visiters, W. Jones and G. C. Arbuthnot, Esqrs. House Surgeon. Mr. M'Cheane. JAMES BOLD, Treasurer. PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S. Outward LONDON & LIVERPOOL, Jamaica ...... Leeward Isl. Dem & Berbie Honduras .................. Havana .................... New York, Boston .......... Charleston, Savannah ...... New Orleans .............. Canada British vnrti, America Newfounniand Brazils River Plate East Indies vhina Batavia New South Wales Cape of Good Hope .... Africa. lOsperld Pity. Hibrallar I ima, Valparaiso, Malta, Sicily, Etc. Smyrna and Cons,..nti tropic Malaga Madeira western Isles, Cape de Vents Lisbon Cadiz Prance Holland Hamburg. limner., &c. "Gotten burg, Stockholm Petersburg, Riga, °pun° t•t•l•t•t.t•t•tte•t 28s. do. 29. do. 8.P.15. 30s od r Id 25s Ott@ 30 0 20 0 0 0 50 0-60 0 35 0 50 0 25 0 30 0 30 0 0 0 40 0-50 0 0 0- 0 0 ° o 0 0 25 0-30 0 35 0 40 0 35 0- 40 0 50 0 —6O 0 35 0 -- 40 0 40 0 50 0 35 0-40 0 30 0 15 0 17 6, 50 0 6o 0 17 6 20 0 30 0 0 0 ,7 6 20 0 15 0— 20 0 20 0-25 0 20 0 30 0 h 0 0 59 0 50 0 Go 0 0 — 0 0 00 0 0 0— 0 0 Home. 30s Od Au — g.l 20 0 30 50 0 00 0 33 0 -- 44 0 1 7 6- 20 0 2' , 0 0 0 25 0 3i 0 0 - 0 0 o o— 0 0 25 0 30 0 30 0 (W•) 35 0-40 6a 0-70 35 0— 40 0 40 0 40 0 105 0 -- 17 6-20 0 40 0— 50 0 17 6-33 0 40 0 0 0 17 6 io 15 0 20 0 17 6 - 20 ; 1 7 6 20 20 0 -q5 0 30 0 - 40 0 40 0 -53 0 0 44 0 21 PRICES OF SHARES, OCTOBK SHARES. Amt 1 0. paid. 23 81 13s 4d 25 12i 59 • LWA I'S. 3olton and Bury Birkenhead and Chestex Ditto half Ditto, new,issucd at .e 33 Birmingham] and Gloucester Ditto quarter Birmingham and Dei by Ditto One-eighth Shares' Bristol and Gloucester Chester and Holyhead Caledonian Dublih and Belfast Dublin and Cashel ..... Dover, new.. old Eastern Counties Created at £l6 I3s. 4d . Perpetual Eastern Counties, liegistered i t ditiburgli and Glasgow sb Ditto Qr... . 12i Ditto Leith, 8:c. pr. - fere ce i!asgow, Pakley, Grecnuel , New . Ditto 6 per cent, interest Glasgow, Paisley and Ayrshire 5O Greenock, preference •,i and Juncti0., Ditto half shares St Quarter.. One-eighth 4reat Western lOl Ditto Half Shares Ditto Fifth Shares Great North of England lOO Holyhead Hull and Selby (paid up) Leicester and Swannington Lancaster aim kerc,toit 50 Ditto three-quarter shares — Ditto and Carlisle Liverpool and Mancliest, - 1 Ditto half shares .... Ditto new London and Birmingham tock Ditto quarter Ditto shares i 25 London & Briaton Ditto Loan Notes London and South Westein Ditto. 100, shares Leeds and Bradford Manchester, Bolton, & Bury Manchester and Birmingham ;0 Ditto quarter . Idanchester and Leeds lOO Ditto halt shares • • 50 Ditto quarter shares 2; Midland Counties Ditto, quarter 1-sth Shares — North Midland : 100 Ditto new - Ditto -'33 6s 82 1 33} North Union ........... Stock North British Newcastle and Berwick Ditto quarter ,riaus Newcastle and Darlington June Preston and Wyre Paris and Rouen Paris and Lyons Lyons and Avignon Runcorn Gap Boulogne and Atniens Rouen and Havre Sheffield and Manchester Quarter South Eastern and Dover New shares South Western ...... Ditto share • Shrewsbury and Grand Junction Scarborough Teeurs and Bourdeaux . Trent Valley Ulster York and N, rth Midland.. Half Shares Bank of Liverpool Borough Bank Commercial of Liverpool East of En7land ... M'ehester & Dsct., Northern and Central .. North ant South Royal of Liverpool South Lancashire Liverpool 1711i,:l Liverpool B.mlriug C 0.... Wilts and Dorset Exchange Buildings L'pool and Harrington Watn Works Bootle Ditto !.'pool New Gas &Col:e Co. L'pool Gas Light Ceniviny Ditto new shares 13k 41# 141 i Stock. Stock, 1,0 ',irerpool Marine :.ssnrauce•., Corn;.iiny Marine Assurance Liverpool Fire and Life M'cliester Assurance Company Apothecaries' Company Darrington Docks AndertonCarryin Company Rock Ferry Steam Tug Cowan, - . . LATE Houas.—At a meeting comprising no fewer than three thousand individuals, held at Exe:er-hall 0, Wed nesday night, some strong resolution s condemnatory or the practice of keeping open the shops to la!e hours, were raseed. The Rev. Mr. Hughes and a Mr. Fu-key were the principal speakers. The latter termed all those who support the present system " m urdet era," an ob s ervation which was gre'tedwith lord pplause. An extraorlinary sensation i:a. been created in Bishop Stopford during th last few days. in consequene, of the apprehension of Alfred, stun of Mr. Yardley, pawnbroker, together with Sarah Fuller, his servant girl, who were charged, the former with having set fire to the dwelling house of his father, and the latter as an accessary. The female has been discharged, and Yardley fel y committed for trial at the net Hertford Assizes. On the s'h ult., the premises of Mr. Yardley were found to be in flames, when a great quantity of property was destroyed, a great portoo of which belonged to the poor ot Stortford and neighbourhood. Young Yardley w a very mucirrespected, and would, on attaining his majority, (in a few months,) come into possession or very considerable property. DFSTRUCTIVE Mee rat LONDON.—On Monday night. about nine o'ciock, the neighhourhi , oil ot isjil , y Cross was alarmed by the teport that the railway nation was on fire. It was soon ascertained that the engine repository, a fine octagonal building, was in flames, which made such rapid progress that in less thiai a quarter of an hour the whole building was in it blaze. The fire was gre tly as sisted by a quantity of oil and turpentine, as well as paint, that had been hid aside in a per of the engine.roora. Before the engines arrived the flames bud got so far a-head that it was fn nnd to be impossible to arrest their progress. Th , tire b4igarle us,:d their ntmost ceertiaes to save the adjacent buildings, and, fertu,e,tely, the wind proving favourahl.e thei' exertions here su tar succe , stul. By eleven o'clock the root's of both houses (which were boards covered with lead, and •not iron rafrets) fell in, and then the eitgiturs, amounting , o 'about 14, were able to make an effectual resistaoce againo - the devouring ele ment. The flames were at length eff-critafly cot under ; and the books and furniture ot the were entirely saved from destrnte ion et the early part of the conflagra tion. , The heat was so intensq that the iron ratters which formed the roof came aeundn r i n variona . places-, and being unable to support its own weight tell in with an awful crash. CLEARANCES TO AND FROM THE EAST --The usual comparative statement, ph)) i,ited by 11.• East India and China Associatton, of the i.tuidaor of British ships, wits their tonnage, ent , r , d inwards and cleared uutwsrcis from and to places withit: tILt ltwits of ti.e E . astlti t aej s m o lp v ; ti e ny's charter, his irate it- ap;,c wane.- it t t lel the period from the Ist or 3an tnry ti, the 30th S ep t em b er in the years 1813 and 1844. The full "wing are the results of the entries nswards : Ships. Tons. 1)813 .• 41 .. :73.346 • ' B4l •• 45 17.1.714 ltis3 ll6 .. t. 6,173 J 184 t 143 .. 6: , .426 11:;13 .. 11 .. 3 979 .5.14 14 .. 4 897 Clyde and other ports 1 1 4 4 i ' ••• ; 3 . 3 •• • 13 I A4 1,955 S!:owing an increase in di the porta, except Clyde, which exhihits a deereaie in 1844 of one ship and 909 tons. The total number of vess•ls entered inwards in 1843 was 592, and 247,459 tons; in 18:4-618 vrqsrle and 251,062 toes ; re,king an increase in 1844 of 26 ve,sels and 66 , .. , 3 tons. The c!eara: ces oatwards exhibit a very considerable in creme, viz.:— London . Liverpool . Bristol and hull Rtips. Tons. 1P43 .. .. 124.867 • • I 1844. ;k7l .. 154 878 11843 lyu .. 72,724 11844 .. 1452 .. 95 9E3 4 . . From Bristol an d H u ll ~ 1 1 18 84 1 : 11 3 8 ";07 184 24 . 7,-14 Clyde. and other ports 43,492 :844 34 .. 44,7,9 Showing an agere:ate increase for 1844 over 1843 of 167 ships and 56,791 t-'ns. It will be obs , rved, that in none of the ports has there been any decrease. In July last, we ment oned that a number of vessels had cl. ared in . Liverpool in ballast for the East India port', whose rest destination was the west coast of Africa, to cot,ct guano, and that these returns must to that extent be fallacious. In the one now published, a di,tinct;on is drawn in the form of a note, 13 , :rween the bond fide clearances for the east and the nominal ones. Tire note says—" There were likewise cleared out in ballast for the west coast o f Af r i ca arid the following ports, chit fly from Liverpool, 90 vessels; , Calcutta seven, 2172 toils ; Mad ras nine, 2059 tons; Bombay furry-t-wo, 18,692 ton s; Chi na four, 2148 tons ; Ceylon one, 298 tons ; .I..tva two, 790 tons; - Arabia one, 220 tons; M turitiu-ten, 2306 tons ; and the Cape at Good Hope fourteen, 344) tons ; total 90 vessels, 31,145 tons ; and, as the professed object was that they should load guano on the African coast, it - judged was ',tat proper to include them in the above statement." CRIME ANE PUNISHMENT IN MOROCCO.—An avari cious butcher, who had enriched himself by selling " keb la, (fried meat,) was determined to increase his gains by the more simple method of receipts wn hour expenditure. With this view he nightly inveigled into his house a WO man of exceptionable character, who vra,, Immediately as day as sasinwed, cooked, and di,po-ed of t 3 " kehlia." His wife, who ‘l , itnes 1 these niOrtty mur ders, apprehending a similar fare, went to the Ksi,a, at .d denounced her hosha , nl. He was soon judged and (It-tuned ; a boili:x toll of v. :ter was placed over a fierce fire before his shop door, which so.,n reach? d boiling temperature. The executioncr - Oen (bagged the critnirra to his own block, still otiihcri tvi,h the blood of hi- nu merous victims, and, cli‘ off ,them into the cauldron, and, when boiled, they were given to the numerous bands of hungry, dogs who had b'-en I*S sembk,l for that ',noose. • In the ,sitire way hi s f eet an d legs - wer• diFpos , :d of, ioittr , s :(4 4 tior , d terminatcd life, and with it this appalling and barbarous jusiice.- s'laailat d. From London . From Liverpool Si 6 2-5 '25 23 21 21. Sal ?.s This Day. 331 2111 36i 24i 484 ,46s 6d Alarfats. DUBLIN COPN EXCHANGE, Oct. 18. There was no change in our market to-day. Grain • f every description selling at about the same terms as our last market day, and the quotations o! that day are repeated.