The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-11-11 00:00:00

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Application is rized to carry the said intended undertaking, or any part incorporated, to let on lease, sell, or transfer the said in ' „intended to be made t) Parliament in the next session, Thereof, into effect, to purchase or take on lease the canal tended railway and works, or any part of the same, or the por n Ant or Acts tienable. the Trustees of the Liverpool known as the Shropshire Canal Navigation, or some part tolls thereof, to any other railway company or companies. e 4lcii ll to purchase, by compulsion or agreement, lands, or parts thereof, together with all or any of the lands, with whose line the said intended railway and works may tr a e i a !a• docks, basins, wharfs, quays, piers, tenement*, buildings, rights and powers of the Shropshire Canal Na te' .am'anlents,andpremises, withinthe perish of Liverpool, ligation Company, and of any persons or corporations (if 41117 extra -parochial place of Toxteth-park, all in the any) interested therein ; and to enable the said last-men tee, Yof Lancaster. And to make and maintain, vary, ex- tinned Company, and such persons or corporations, to sell its, and enlarge any wet docks, graving docks, ' hoeing, or let and to transfer the same, and to dissolve the said eir,,aiers, wharfs, quays, locks, bridges, and other works last-mentioned Company, and to incorporate and unite the teen, and on other the lands of the said trustees, in the proprietors therein, or some of them, with the Company Birtbs Otarriages anb Bratir. , I„ d Parkh, and extra-parochial place. And it is also in- who may be so authorized to carry the said intended un lraerd to take powers to stop up or diverloabether tern- dertaking, or any part thereof, into effect as aforesaid. •ese i t it iIY or permanently, all such streeee, roads, and ways And it is further intended by such Act or Acts, or by BIRTHS. k a may be necessary to atop spear. divert, for the pur- some other Act to be applied for in the next Sessien of Lately, the wife of Mr. J. Scully, shoenriker, of Gravel-street, Bristol, of three son-,. The father is a poor man, and.ill-afford tq C _a afores a id. A n d to raise they sums of money. And Parlia , ent, to authorize an increase of the capital of the iTtg magistrates t r sa tesa s t a 1 n t o such fo e s e tid t d h e e n t increasea of fa a m b i 1 yt; benefit tplsiocodi society, the !° k t ::rY li)r extinguish all acing rights and privileges, if said United Company of Proprietors of the Ellesmere hi which w o u ld i n a manner impede or interfere with and Chester Canal, and the admission and incorporation which is wife his a enforce .o w pay s him a sovereign e for y e'aeh hi ° leas aforesa' , and to confer other rights and pri- of new s ubscribers in the said Company for the objects birth ; but, a sovereign being' the only allowance fora confine. e l l o t e . s ; an d also to amend, extend, enlarge, alter, and aforesaid ; and to amend, enlarge, and repeal all or some meet, the decision was against him.. Howeve. - , the mayor th e e some of the powers and proiisions contained in of the powers and provisions of the several Acts relating generously presented him w.th a sovereign. tt Acts relating to the Docks and Harbour of Liverpool, to the Ellesmere and Chester Canal Navigation, passed . ---- ti e "ne of them, passed respectively in the Bth year of respectively in the Bth year of the reign of his late Ma• e eo r eign of Queen Ann, the 3d year of the reign of King jesty King George the Fourth -, in the 11th year of the ta e r ge the First, the 11th year of the reign of King reign of his said Majesty King George. the Fourth; in the a ti r l ge the Second, the 2d, 25th, 39th, 51st, 53d, and first year of the reign of her present Majesty Queen Vic tee Years of the reign of King George the Third respec- toria ; in the sth year of the reign of her said present a ie b the 6th and 9th years of the reign of King George Majesty ; and in the Bth year of the reign of her said pre tfp',.(ntrth respectively, the session held in the 11th year sent Majesty Queen Victoria; and also all or some ot the i t eua said last-mentioned reign and of the Ist year of the provisions of the Act incorporating the said Shropshire theof King William the Fourth, and in the 4th y ear of Canal Navigation Company passed in the 28th year of the Se d reign of Her present Majesty, and in the sessi ons rei g n o f his late Majesty King George the Third, and to tf I ' 4 the 6th and 7th and 7th and B th yea r s of the reign vat); or extinguish all rights or privileg es (if an y ) claimed oeier present Majesty, and in the Bth year of : the reign under the said Acts, or nay of them, which would impede 1 4 ,,i1er pr es ent Majeaty. And NO sect IS HEREBY or interfere with the objects aforesaid. le t s : Rlß ER GIVEN, that plans and ions relating to . And also to alter, vary, extinguish, or repeal the tolls, Lintid proposed works, as required by the standing or- rates, and duties, au th or ized by the said last-recited Act 1,. ofe. parliament, and describing the lands, buildings, to be taken on the said Shropshire Canal , a nd to enable e e l', aments, and premises required to be taken for the the Company who may be authorized to carry the said in iteaases thereof, t oge ther with books of reference to such tended undertaking, or any part thereof, into effect, as es; containing the names of the owners or reputed aforesaid, to use and work the said canal, and to levy l ae b i efs, lessees or reputed lessees, and occupiers of such tills, rates, and duties in respect . thereof. d e 1 1, buildings, hereditament!, and premises, will be And notice is hereby further g.ven, that maps or plans I)4"lted for public inspection with the Clerk of the and sections of the said intended railways and works, and t e e e for the County of Lancaster, at his office, in Pres- of the lands proposed to be taken for the purposes thereof, ae' and with the Clerk of the Peace f or the Borou g h of together with books of reference to such plans, containing le ti e t reool, at his office, in Liverpeol, on, or before the the names of the reputed owners, lessees, and occupiers of of day of November next ; and that a co py of so much such lands, will be deposited on or before the 30th day of ftl_ t he said plans and books of reference respectively as climber Noe in the present year, with the clerk of the peace 4 '4te to the sa id pariah an d extra-parochial Place will be for ounty of Worcester at his office in the city of i' l aited with the Parish Clerks of the Parish of Liver- Worcester. with the clerk of the peace for the county of 41 aforesaid, and with the Clerk of each Church in the city of Worcester, at his office in the said city of Wor- Zteth-park aforesaid, on or before the 31st day of De. cester ; with the clerk of the peace for the county of Staf her next. ford, at his office in Stafford ; and with the clerk of the peace for the county of Salop, at his office in Shrewsbury, and that a copy of so much of the maps or plans, sections and books of reference as relates to each of the parishes in or through which the said intended railways and works ittn are intended to be made , w ill be de p osited •on or before —..OPSHIRE UNION RAILWAY AND CANAL. NT.(WORCESTER AND SHREWSBURY.) the 31st day of December in the present year, with the ell OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Application is parish clerks of those parishes respectively, at their re intended to be made to Parliament in the ensuing spective residences. Se ssion for an Act or Acta to authorize the construction Dated this 3rd day of November, 1845. tie maintenance ' of the 'following railways, or some of PARKER, HaiYES, BARNWELL:az TWISDEN, 1, Lincoln's Inn Fields. r n, or some part or parts thereof, with all proper works, lProaches, and conveniences connected therewith, name- POTTS'S and BROWN, Chester. tta railway commencing by a junction with the- line of SLATER and il EE LIS, Manchester. rte Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton-Railway, as JAMES WHEELER, Manchester b, Present authorized to be made, at • near the Union LOXDALE and PEELS, Shrews j; a rkhouse, in the parish of St. At . tin, in the city of HENRY HEANE, Newport, Salop. t;'''reester, and in the county of t • same city, and fermi lilting at or near the Abbey !'• regate, near the English STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERIES, AND LIVER b r idge, in the parish of 110 . ross and St. Giles, in the POOL AND MANCHESTER DIRECT RAILWAY , I . ° J,Nigh of Shrewsbury eoresaid, which said intended NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Application eiy, .1.1 is intended to he made to Parliament in the next f r sY and other nor connected therewith will pass se . “ 4l , in, through, or nto, or will be situate within the ' Session. for leave to bring in a Bill or Bills for making Feat p ar i s hes, -. wnships, extra-paroceial, or other j and maintaining a railway or railways, with all proper and 'Ores f o ll ow i ng or s ome of them, (that is to say,) convenient stations, erections, bridges e wharfs, ware ela,inee - Whistones otherwise Whitstones, Barbourne, : houses, works, communications, ap aches, and con -I,,lint G eor ge, Saint Oswald, Saint Martin, Saint Nicho- veniences connected therewith, to c mence either by an •al, Saint Clement, Saint John in Bedwardine, otherwise . independent terminus, or by a j ction with the Grand S tint J o h n . Saint J o hn in Bedwardine, otherwise Saint Junction Railway, at or near certain coal-wharf occu ele, All Saints. Saint Peter, otherwise Saint Peter the pied ' by Mr. Thomas Firmst e , in th e libert y of Fore- G reat, B a tt e nhall, Upper Battenha ll, Lower Battenhal!, ! bridge, in the parish of C le Church , in th e count y of h 'Ade Battenhall, and the Blockhouse , othe rwi a e Block- '-Stafford ; and to tennit e either by an independent ter cac'ese Fielda, otherwise Saint Paula in the city o f Wor- minus, or by a juncti with the South Junction Railway, Oar and county of the city of Worcester • Saint Martin , i at or near a certain eld, called Upper Kiln-meadow lid -2411t Nicholas, Saint Clement, Saint John in Bedwar- joining the Stoc - ore and Warrington turnpike-road, in mollte, otherwise Saint John, Saint John in Bedwardine, 1 the township Altrincharn, in the parish of Bowden, pete r , Saint John, All Saints, Hallow, Grimley, Saint .1 in the coun of Chester; and which said railway and ()Per, otherwise Saint Peter the Great ; the Blockhouse, i works will pass from, in, through, and into the several I t eerwi se Blockhouse Fields, otherwise Saint Pante l parishes, townships, and extra-parochial and other places k 'h ,ittington Clainea, Smite, Tappenhall, otherwise Ta- following, or some of them, that is to say :—Stafford, e:laall, Upper t Tapenhall, Lower Tapenhall, Tollerdine, St. Mary's in Stafford, Hopson and Coton, Whitgreave, eeatatood, B e vere, Northwick, Bevere Green, Hawford, i Marston, Salt and Enson, Lammascote, Enson, Tilling elstones, otherwise Villit,tones, Barbonrne, Saint ton, Yarlet, Saint Chad's in Stafford, Castle Church, I: ° rge, Acton with Dowehampton, Comhampton, Mount . Forebridge, Dais's-hill, Seighford, Doxey, Derrington, b LelSant, Oldfield, Rax, Northampton, Holt Fleet, Tytch- Great Bridgeford, Creswell, Stone, Little Aston, Great ,p, Holt, Maveux with Chatley, Hadley with hay Elms, Aston, Burston and Stoke, Walton, Darlas , on. Meaford, e.' e bersley, Winnall, Half-way-House, Northampton ' Oulton, Moddershall, Tittensor, Normacott, Barlaston, ea 4 rsonage with Pavers, Tapenhall, Sychampton, Ben- i Trentham, Blurton, Clayton, Griffith Clayton, Cavers- C a tt s• Uphampton, Broolchampton with Comhampton, : wall, Stoke-upon-Trent, Langton, Lane-end, Fenton la",, a ,tleY, Acton, Hadley, Lineholt, Boreley, others i se . Culvert, Fenton Vivian, Penkhull cum Boothen, Shel eq, Powers, Parsonage, Dunhampton, Shrawley, ton, Hanley, Etruria, Cohridge, Burslem, Rushton t,,,,4tlebury, Hampstall, Astley, Lincomb, Titton, Mit- grange, Cobridge, the Hamill, Abbey Hutton, Sneyd. IC; Upper Mittnn. Lower Mitten e Stoureort , Parish of Woolstanton, Cheli, Tunstall : court, Big Chatter ! iderminster, The Foreign of Kidderminster, Wolver- ley, Thursfield, Wedgwood, Stadmoreslow, Oldcote, Briery Hurst, Norton and Bemersiey, all in the county of of lp i e h t o t o ie ,a s s th Ke in li s y t , an it t o , s i e n oe c -s h t i r l e d e -b t ed, Charlotte, the P , Icings alt, Blackstone, Wribloinhall, Hoarstone, Stafford ; Church Lawton, Asthury, Odd Rode, More e'aedley, Holt, Little Witley, Ribbesford, Arley Kings, the , s , th do inst n a f o t t iw at Southport. in her 57th year, Mrs. Mary ton-cum-Alcumlow, Newbold, Newbold Astbury. Congle s'estleY. Grimley, Hatton, Henwick, Netherton, and Ey-Newton, On On th gth i w nstant, a l t at M e ersey-vie Th vir more, in the county of Worcester; Ur per A reley, other- ' ton, Prestbury, Lower Withington, Eaton, Marton, Sid- din ton, Old Withington, Capesthorne, Chelford, Radnor, ley, eldest surviving daughter of y r i Ise Upper Arley, in the county of Stafford ; Dowles, Kin teL'i Kinlet, E a rnwood, Highley, otherwise Higley, Ne- Somerforel Booths, Somerford-cum-liadnor, Davenport, her Majesty's Customs, arts trr on , St an l e y, Alyeley, Chelmar'h, Chelmarsh, Hamp. Hulme, Walfield, Swettenitam, Kerminchann, Sandbach, - aa t on,, Sutton, Quatt, Qui,tt Jarvis, (twit. Malvern, Dud- Twemlow ,Goostt ey-cum-Barnshaw,Blackden,Rosthorne , tau t ~, on, eil o ae, Romsley, Quatford, Eardington, Oldbury, Peover Superior,TableySuperior,Mere,Tatton , Knuts ford, ti 'ldhury, Saint Leonard, Saint Mary Magdalen, Bridg- Tuft, Bexton, Over Knusford, Nether Knutsford, Bow y' the borough of Bridgnorth, Talley, Nordley Re g is, den, Ashley, Altrincham, Hale and Mobberly, all in the (From Colburn's United Service Magazine.) Batley, Astley Abbots, AstleY Abbotts. Willey, Willey, county of Chester; and also to make and maintain another [Where two places are mentioned, the last-named is that at l iY °,clu rit ' ile S y t , 1 ock ii t i o n n ie , v ial , o r ß to r n o , se ta y r , roe t e ro ß se ir e r y o , w, s C w a i u n g n l y o: and out of time line of the said first-described which the De 0t of the Regiment is stationed.] i railway from all proper works and conveniences connected Ist LifeGuards—Hyde Park 1401 h—Bengal ; Chatham. r°Mon, B ur t on , Marsh, Jackfield. Madeley, Made- , therewith, to commence at or near the junction of two 9.nd Ditto—Windsor. . lal, .-..., . P , Coalport. Iron Bridge, St. Luke Iron Bridge, : roads leading from Lane-delph and from Fenton to Heron- Royal s _ ILGuards— , e l aibrook, Coaibrook Dale, Benthall, Buildwas, cross, in the township of Fenton Culvert, in the parish of 14 Drags .Gds*- -Dublii. uildwas Abbey and Lands, Burnt Houses, Much Wen- Stoke-upon-Trent, in the county of Stafford ; and to ter ee n e. • Much Wenlock. Wyke and Bradley, Shineton, urinate either by an independent terminus, or by a junc- HI e lghton, Leighton, Garmston, Bedwardine, Cound, lion with the Grand Junction Railway, in the township of tit ireSsvge, Upper Cound, Lower Cound, Ilarnage, Gold- Crewe, and parish of Barthomley, at or near where the De er i Ft Eaton Constantine, Wroxeter, Eyton and Dryton, Manchester and Birmingham Railway joins the Grand t e r neeter, Norton, Rushton, Donnington, Berrington, , Junction Railway, all in the county of Chester ; and '4 erington, Brompton, Eaton Maacott, Cantlop, Cross which said railway and works will pass from, in, through , •A l ?uses, Betton, Great Betton, Abbots Betton, Betton or into, the several pariahes, townships, and extra-paro- 3. 1 ton in ;al ; *once botS Saint Chad, Little Betton, Betton Strange, . chial and other places following, or some of them, that is Dimming B ettonb l an d Aermere, Atcham ; aitherwise Attiog- to say ; Stoke-upon-Trent, Penkhull-cumßoothett, Shel , Atcham, otherwise Attingham, Emstrey, Chia. ton, Newcastleeunder-Lyme, Hatlford, Trentham, Clay tooa, Crank Hill, Berwick Maviston, Uckington, ton Griffith, Clayton, Woolstanton, Knutton, Chesterton, • t 'ngner, Sutton, Sutton Mill, Merle Brace, otherwise Chatterley, Audley, Halmer-end, Knowl-end, Bignall ;;ace meole, Saint Julian, Saint Mary, Saint Alkniond, end, Park-end, Eardley-end, Balterley, and Barthomley, rawsbury, Colehatn, Trinity, Celeharn, Abbey Foregate, or some of them, in the county of S tafford ; and of Bar- Ho y - tbomley, Crewe, Wybunhury, We ston, Basford, Shaving ; • Ott e' i n the co unty of Salop. Also a railway diver g in g ton-cum-Gresty,Chorlton,MonksCoppenhall and Church , 1 ; oat 1 eof the said first-mentioned inten ded railwa y at or near Coneeehall, in the county of Chester ; and also to make . 5 t e jmney Farm, in the parish of Broseley, in the said I and maintain another railway, with all proper works and t a Ina! of Salop, and terminating a. -- - • 0 re Ltain projected railway callea •-• Same day, in Hamilton-square, Birkenhead, ag6 M'Nichol. He had only been ill since IA Jriday evening The deceased wa , much respected for lus un.., ssuming and gen tlemanly habits a nttptalon to the interests of the rate pay a mark of respect to his memory the flag was half hoisted on the Town Ilan on Thursday. Same day, at his lodgings, Mount-street, aged 49, Lieut. John Tollervy, It N., late of Westbury, near Bristol. Same day, at Croydon, aged 7g, Patrick Drummond, Esq. ' Walton-on-the-Hi I, in his 72nd year, William I Same-Say Lockwood, Esq. On the 6th instant, at his seat, High-cliff, near Hants, Lord :quart de Rothsay. Same day, at Stoke•Newington , in her 91st year, Mrs. Leah Delvalle. beloved wife ^•hristchurch, ;w, Birkenhead, Mary Stan - ,prain William Lace, late of STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY, ON THE IST NOVEMBER, 1845 401—Edinburgh. sth—Nottingham istone 15"ot —lpswich ,rd 3engal ; Maids y a Jul first-described railwa commencing at or near a certain GEORGE WORTHINGTON, Solicitor to the Trustees of the Liverpool Docks. 4, iverpool, 27th October, 1545. unite. Dated this third day of November, 1845. J. and T. ROSCOE, J. A. STEVENSON, W. BURDETT. MARRIED At Aden, on the 17th Sept., Lieut. Archibald Macdonald, com manding the ELE.I.C.'s cruiser Mehee, to Frances, daughter of Captain Beiby, Madras Artillery. On the 4th instant, at ht Catherine's Church, Mr. Fred. T. Jones to Louisa, youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Trafford. Same day, at St. Bri , le's Church, William Evans, Esq., Puerto Cabrilo to Catherine Comrie, only daughter of the late Thomas Harkness, Esq., Dumfries. Same day, at St. James's Church, Rochdale. James, eldest son of Leonard Wilkinson, Esq., Slaidburn, to Mary, eldest daugh ter of John Roby, Esq., of the tormer place. Same day, at St. Thomas's Church, Mr. Francis Kelly, to Mrs. Bets) Harty. Same day, at St. Silas's Church, by the Rev. J. Cordeanx, A.M., Mr. J. Lewis to Mrs Hayes On the sth instant, at Christ Church, Mr. Samuel Hughes, draper, to Jan , youngest daughter of Mr. Hugh Roberts , builder, both of this town. Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. R. B. Potts to Miss Hodgson. of this town. Same day, at St. Bride's Church. Mr. Joseph Whitaker, mer chant, of this town, to Louisa Matilda, fourth daughter of Thomas Alston. Esq., Falkner-terrace. Same day, at St. Silas's Church, by the Rev. J. Cordeaux, A M., Mr. William 11 , gers to Miss Roberts. Same day, by license, at St. James's Church, by the Rev. E. Roberts, Mr. Joseph Smith Radick, mate of the Recovery. to Miss Jane Thompson. daughter of Mr. John Thompson, tailor, Dexter.stre A, formerly of Whitehaven. sa,oe day, at Trinity Church, by the Rev. Thomas Bibby, Captain John Cockton to Frances, eldest daughter of Captain Doegson, all of Workington. On the 6th instant, at St. Thomas's Church, Mr. Joseph Hundford to Miss Alice Furlong Sarne day, at Salem Chapel, Warrington, by Mr. William Sanderson, minister of Zion Chapel, Liverpool, Joseph Moan field, cabinet ma , er, to Martha, second daughter of Mr. William Arnold, bo'h of Warrington. On the gth instant, at St. George's Church, by the Rev. J. B. Monk, J. Wright, Esq., of Birkenhead, M.R.C.S., late surgeon of the With Regiment. to Mrs. Helen Penn, lessee of the Baths, George's Pier, Liverpool. DIED On the igth ultimo, at Ulster, aged 72, the Archbishop of Cologne, M. De Droste Wischering. On the 25th ultimo, at Povmrscourt Castle, Ireland, Mrs. Ross, wife of Mr. Alexander Ross, formerly of this town. On the 25th ultimo, at the Larches, Ashton upon- Ribble, aged 21, Mary. daughter of the late John Lawe. Esq., Preston. Same lay, aged 4g. Mr. Joseph Lamb, saddler. On the 26th ultimo, at his residence, Ru-sell-street, aged 62, Captain John Calrow, of the barque Edgecombe. Same day, at her house, Gosler, Cheshire, Martha Wain wright; of the Crown Inn, Greenland-street, in this town. On the 27th ultimo, at London, aged 70, Mr. Wm. Medhuret, late of Manchester, father to the Rev. Dr. Medhurst, missionary to the Chinese. Same day, aged si, James, eldest son of Mr. J. Dumbell, Kirkdale. lame day, agel fourteen months, Harriet, youngest daughter of Mr. Joseph Howell, Prince Edwin-street. On the 28th ultimo, aged 22, Catharine Ferrers, eldest daughter of G Pickering, Esq., of Brook Lodge, near Chester. Same day, at his residence, Wimpole•stteet, London, aged 45, M. Fortesque, the Venezuelan minister. Same day, a; ' year and 9 months, Thomas, son of 14, John D. Dilworth, printer, of this town. On the 31st October, at his residence, Bank house, Kempsey, Worcestershire, (on his birth day,) Thomas Ingledew, Esq., aged 66. On the 3rd instant, alter a few days illness, aged s 2, the Rev. John Gieensides, for upwards of 26 years curate of Ilurw..,rth, Durham. On the Fri ay previons he had been working* in his gers, it mortified and garden, and having pricked one of his fl caused death. On the 3rd instant. aged 32, Mr. John Evans, printer, of this town, greatly respected. On the sth ins 71st year, Mr at ner son's [louse, . Elizabeth Norman, formerly of Temple street. ged g years and 7 months, James, soa of Mr. J Same day ._gut's Park. 42d—Malta ; Isle of Wight. —Exeter. Reserve batt., Malta aid—Halifax ; Dover. 7th—C. G. Rope, Maidstone. 147th— nnr.r1.1k. 148th— inblin Bengal; Ma 4th—Hounslow. Uth •-,ttair 7th Hussar 6th—Longl LaucCrs. 45th--Cape of Good Hope, I.W Reserve batt., C. of G.H. ; Kilkenny i Hussars—York. Hus•ars - Dublin i Lancers— C a Light D'goons— ily., , ars—Mad' ers—Beng Brighton I aidstone. M 'st batt.) 49th—Athlone Bengal; Chatham D. Land 152d —Quebec; Brecon. 53d—Bengal; Chatham 'evonport Lancashire.) ; Chatham. ~Bth—N.S Waies; Chatham —Bombay; Chat Paisley. th(lst batt 2(t batt.)—Cana 11 i Chatham as ; Chatham - Gibraltar , Clare Castle THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. LONDON GAZETTE.—TuEsDAY, Nov. 4. I PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Widow French and Nephew, Crutched-friars, LOndOn, cork manufacturers—M. Brook and J. Waterhouse, Gildersome, Yorkshire, coal miners—Barlow and Son, Leeds. hat manu facturers—G. Taylor and J. Parkins, Swallow. place, Hanover square, London, envelope manufacturers—H. Jackaman d G. Knight, Birmingham, builders—Fellows and Randell, Old Broad-street, London. silk brokers—Lediard, Jones, and Mor timer, Bristol and Keynsham, drysaltcrs; as far as regards C. Mortimer—W. Watts, J. Galsworthy, and W. Galsworthy, soli citors, London; as far as regards W. Watts—P. Joynson and Co. Mariche,ter, silk manufacturers—R. Latham and Co B^ la, merchants ; as far as regards P Fimpson— G. W' son and ht. J. Porter, Salford, machine in'tkers—L. _ Liverpool, watch makers—H. and J. Lipscomb, Wytham, Berk shire, farmers—J. Brockwell and T. J. Read, Great Russell street, London, tea dealers—Floyd and Booth, Holmfirth ani Huddersfield, attorneys—J. Dods and Co. Glasgow, lead mer chants. "DS. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDEN F. Loraine, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, bookseller W. Hall. Durham, grocer Lon brewer, J. Kn alit, Wigan, butcher. C. Parker, Bristol, mercer. W. B. Briddick, BA Durham N . iron dealer. KRU PTCI ES ANNULLED. George Brook, Huddersfield, dyer. Matthew and John Ibbotson, Ecclesfield, Yorkshire, paper manufacturers BANKRUPTS James Reding and William Nichol Juan, norseanov-.um..., Ludgate-hill, printers. Edward Speller, Berners-street, Oxford-street, tea-dealer. William Ashcroft, sen., Bere-street, Butcher-row, Ratcliffe, cooper John Littlewood, New Bond-street, hosier. Ge rge Staight, Skinner-street, Snow-hill, Beale John Gadd, High-street, Camde , John Spofford, Chatham,-Unendre.per. Edward Turner. Princes street, Soho. chemist. John Whiteway, Chudleizh, Devonshire. miller. Thomas Barnes Vaughan. Poulton-cum-Spittal, Cheshire, farmer. George Greenstock, Weston monger. _ ___. town, bker ,super-Mare, Sornerietthire, iron- DIVIDENDS. Nov. 15, T. Palmer, New-road, Whited - in W. Wood and J. Holmes, Maidstone, S. Jevons, Li— street, linendrap , street, licensed victualler—Nov. ton. Norwich, bricklayers—Nov , Carmarthenshire, innkeeper—Nov. scrivener—Nov. 25, T. Robson, Liver'. Nov. 25, T. Denson, Liverpool, merchant—Nov. 2s. G. and M. Gilchrist. Livernonl. en onto r or, 00, 0. o. i.,Ar pool, corn merchant—Nov. 28, N. Litherland. Liverpool, mer chant—Nov. 28, G. Lawrie, Fleetwood-upon-Wyre, Lancashire chemist and druggist. 26, J. Rich, CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to hc contrary on the day of meeting. Nov. 25, W. Mossman, I•lington, fancy stationer—Nov. 26, J. and J. R. Re y, Mark-lane, wine merchants—Nov. 28, J. Mears, Leeds, grocer—Nov. 25, T. Sanderson, Liverpool, coal merchant—Nov. 2d, M. Mur ph y, FICATE S Shrewsbury, haberdasher. CER To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be show' to the contrary on or before No- tuber dealer—W. Kirk .eels, pian facturer —H. Cook. Liverpool, painter—T. and J. Jones, [Aver pool. t llow chandlers—J. Glass, White Hart-street. Drury-lane, victualler—J. Lazarus, Marylebone - lane and Wigmoze - street, clothes dealer. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY PAkTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED, T. Richardson and E. Parker, Barnsley, Y e, linen manufacturers— w eruuu WM 1. shire, linen-drapers—E. W. S! ewer', J. Peart, J. S. Iredell, H. Pointer, J. Clunes, H. Rat ron , H. S. and J. G. Strachan, the Cheltenham Protector Coal Compri.' y—T. Hu'l and J. H. Green, St Swithin's-lane, City, wine-merchants—W. Evans and It. B. Colley, Cripplegate-buildings, City, umbrell~•manufacturers — T. and I). Challe,i, Newbury, Berkshire, gr. cers—B.. %V., and T. Waterhouse, Sedgeley, Staffordshire. screw-manufacturers far as regards T. Waterhouse—T. Gilby, jnn., and J. Scott St. Benet's-place, Gracechurch•street, shipbrokers—H. V sey and J. Vick, Gloucester. chemists—l. Godchaux and J Finsbury chamhers, importers of foreign merch^^., Lezard, —J. Butcher and J. Ingram, King's Lynn, Norfolk. crushers—J. Lees and H. Johnson, jun., Sta ey-bridge, cote spin ners—W. Tooth and G G. Cummings, City, glass-works—E. Hopewell, W. Goodchap. field. IA adenhall-street, outfitters —H. Parker Rhodes. Sheffield. coal-miners —J. S. Ody a , Malmesbury, Wiltshire, brewers—B. Smith, W A rn erica -Equarel J. (free ,Cl - W..Rantlell, W. Yelverton, and H. Smith, Sutton-cum Duckrnauton, Derby shire, ironmasters ; so far as regards B. Smith. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. W. Burton, King-street. Soho, uphoLterer. W. and C. Ridge, and W. Newland, Chichester. bankers. T. K. Gorbell, Bedford-place, Commercial-road, btepney, bookseller. J. and G. Hardy,Wisbech St. Peter's, Cambridgeshire, grocers J. Hardy, WisbechSt. Peter's, Cambridgeshire, grocer. J. L. and L. N. Fenian, Yorkshire. corn-millers. G. Bishop, St. Mary.Axe,City, merchant • Hertfordshire, t BANKRUPT )01, merchant, Nov. 8, rec. 16, t it District Court of Bankruptcy Throgmorton-street, London ; ant IL Liverpool; official assignee, Mr pool, linen draper, N0v.21, Dec. ig, William Hope Lyon, solicitor M essrs. Cotterill Morgan, Liverpool. Evan Meredith, Liver; 12 o'clock, at the Liverpool District, , Messrs. Vincent and Co. Temple, London ; and Mess's. Bardswell and CO. Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Morgan, Liverpool. Chatles Draper, Bishopsgate•strect, without, London, vic- Waller. Witliam Ha ohn Alfred loilmen. Moss Davids, Paternoster-row, London, fishmonger. Samuel Mordecai Levi, Leat.euhall-street, Loudon, navy agent. Hugh Cunningham. Strand, bookseller. William Harding, sen. Johnson-street, Westminster, Londcn, mason (Mar mberland-mews, Edgeware-road, Lon- 1 Ralph Pearson, Choney, LaLlCHSliiiv, E ,,.,,,,,. John Wright, Wheelton. Lancashire, calico pri ter. 1 Jo,eph Gainer, Bridgerid, Gloucestershire, dyer. Henry Liptrot, Wrexham, bootmaker. Samuel Rhodes, Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted spinner DIVIDENDS reet London, silk warehot . _ Nov. 28, J. and T. Bl,4tey Bristol, grocer—No, Sheffield, merchants—Dec. 5. 28, It. Nicholson, Stockton, . C. Petrie, Bedlington, Dur. man — J. Lewi Durham; bookseller—No' ham, miller To be granted, unless cau be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting Dec. 2, G. E. Noone, East-street. Manchester-square, engi. neer—Dec. 2, N. G. Coombes, Craven street. Strand, c al.mer chant— Nov. 28, J. Allison, Newc .stle upon-Tyne, grocer—Nov 23. IL Nicholson, Stockton. Durham, bookseller—Dec. 1, T r r v l isr.rnnol Cotsworth, Salisbury, buliaer—lNOV. • 0,. , . a.. nctup, merchant—N. v. 28, W. Benti, Liverpool, mercy 2s, J. and W. Ball, Langley, Cheshire, silk mann N0v.29, J. R. Owen, Manchester, stock broker—. Vest, Sontha m SCOECU SEQUESTRATIONS. Wm. Stuart, Dundee, mariner Alexanaer arbaren, John Ramsay, Inverkeithing, coal master Nov. 21, F hence at Fernando Po WAKEFIELD fall c Aristide, Ecerwmidi, f,om Syr Fides, Crathorn, from th October port z. Tionesta, Atdrews, sailed from 'Messina for this port 10th Oet,her ierva,Marsden, sailed from Leghorn for t port 19th October Ardent, Fletcher, heuc' Vrow Meeltje, Farrell, at the Texcl ----- and Jonge Willem, Rapper , hen ce at rea Vei Victoria. Le Gresley, from 1 •estei: from Malta having struck oo the. bar g , one boy were lost when the niti. me A going an ex WAIT. ected to be g SOUTH HON'ALDSHAY, G. Vaughan. Llannedy, Hodgson, Liverpool, moo'. soap manutaetur r chors during the g Doy ' IGQ %IPA - T NOVEMDE set Gibsou , Ambassador was blown up at Be on the beach ht Clarence Dock, under from the I At to-c , outh of I wheat, a ~HAVEN, Oct. 31.—The Catherine, Coffee, River Plate to the Brazils, was run on shore at the the Plate, in a sinking state, on the 16th of July, and not ex been driven on shore at Hoxa, in 1 .1. Gris- i with loss of rudder, Sze. Crew saved RIGA, Oct. 2;.—The British Union, Storm, and U. , certlit M'Lerman. both partly loaded, for Liverpool, and the Dibdil f or Navies, \vete driven from their at Lusitania. Wiliam. Farren, from Quebec on" alto, Letitia, Ward, from Bonny. ofi ditto ; sailed sth August, and for Flour sine mest a sales es m ti from Fernando Po loth August. The Derby was p ut on the , alter the dull( beach at Bonny, on the 4th of !kug2t ..: tc,,,=cl2. feWr f a n t . d fewandd El IJ LI at 2s per quart prices were n LIVERPOOL Cl We have no change not abate d the der rather American, thou are again caol plicalde to S can, and exp about 3500 b ACCOUNT OF 4230 arlittS. 231 MANCHESTER ( )UPT T 'iAtyplng ilarlitgrart. 'CP TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Aanivao.—Zuleika, Holmes, for C 4 from Hamburg—British Lady, Moyse, hale in m M word, Cole, from Zan' SAILED.—The Duk' ton, for Lima, &c.--1 Bksett, for Calcut tanni,. (steamer) A Mou 'Asia, Hannah ville, Pron, for Jamaica Cave, from Savannah—dan Bland, Gatent Mark Palmer, the 11th of Oct airn olitan, off ditto Stanley. saled frc Nind E.S.E. fresh. • The s ' Westmoreland, aichi—Berlin, samples of New Orleans limited busiiie Watch 3 2S. DE ince, Swin for this port sailed fu to 2s. T. —Eclipse, from M Cornelia, Van Eyci from Pat At drev rench, from New York—Eclipse, and Providentia, from Ostend—Gauntlet, —ans. , Batton. and H. Douglas, Ogilv Berenice, and from Valpa- Brown, ry, from Weeks, fo raiso. %mum—Nibble, Beesley, for Azores—....... . Bahia—Harriet At Jessie, Connor, for Charleston—L Cornelis, for Ghent—Veniiii. Martin, for Rio Jane . g ... I Ann Peters, Lemon, for St. John, N.B.—Eugene, and Trenter iro— Mary Groendal, St. Thomas—St. Vincent, cent—Maria, Folcke, for Grace, for Terceira. ,—and Lai Mason: anl Scio, - Wearne, Ohio, San . • hence at Constantinople Myrtle, Norman, sailed from Alt-neira for this port .. frnrnlnma for this nort 18th Oct att, Taylor, from Odessa ; Herald, from scud gen Red ; Lawson, from Mira. michi and Newfoundland; Messenger. Crockwell, from Labra dor ; Exchange, Shaxon, from Leghorn, and Sophia Wells Gwyther, from'Sii yrua, all at the Cove Vict , ria. Jarvis, from Catania, at the Cove ~.,ay.;n fa ffpr . dad, of St .ndrew's, in cnanging aocKs yew.. u.y noon, capsized in the Prince's Basin, nog having sufficient bal last, and filled ience at Madras ,s.n, hence at Newfoundland and David Banks Masty, Ara, Irtis, and Arn, Fox, 16th Oct. all for Liverpool Ottoman, ttivett ; Hebe, Dolton; Light of the I -• ' at Odessa from Liverpool and Cons• Mary %Vonall. from V Airev, sailed for I nd on t Vailcck, irorn Calcutta to this port, wa lat. 32 S, long . . 12 1\ CovE, Nov. 4 terc Placed last evening fire has been extinguished, lug to a wharf. to ipoken 3rAli Ang. lipon the mu ELSINORE, Oct. 28 d in here een is, contact with the spring, of Newc em, Palmer, ailed 29th July; he Marmora, (steamer) that put in here yes ' White The rs will ft ing littl SALFORD danba Bay M•lCens Rotterd casks of I Urania, itamL lc utta —J ohr 'ernandes, Contente, from tga, lor Dorc nn a, Driesten and Captain, James •t, with Queen, hence at Oporto Ulster, Drenan. from Alexandria; Onyx, Blair, from Taga Henry. M'Kenzie, from Palermo; Rolla, paroquet. Sm.] - rc W illiari n, and Clementin er, Hunkin, for the Cape c rad A n na Maria, Morgans, for Carmarthe n, at ditto, with loss of I, port I Ui time-C BLS SPOKE .—Marmion, hence L;hilian, hence for Ulna, Pearl, hence for the 45, long. 53 : George, hence for Bahia. I' long. .2:4 W; Venice. of Portsmouth, in 1 loss of jib boom and cutvrater ; Leipsick trio_ in let. 3d S. long. 83 W. ; WESTPORT on tohore oo the Island of Eviskea, in a Wll trai ;emus pott FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7. Virginia, Wood, from V S. fresh, a—Ches ner, Robinson, from NI H- unter, from Quebec— .3. V' —Charles, Pallett, from I he "flurries, Simons, front coTllec Degrav Queen c port ,e West LIVERPOOL CO zna ,epc. in a at. 4g, 10ng.:5. with bane' lower than the hence for 45 lb, Oatmeal le 6LI per hence for quarter, Flour Is per CORN The duty on foreign V r. Prieh. per quartir, t and en F Avelier. Taylor, from sever al par utio, from Trieste. States, but •nd has give! will be exerc ,e latter c.f i d t rd. from St. Jot ARRIVE Ant werp—Bertha,f SAILED.—YiBieStiC, Cor Yor and Dirk Hattaric wr...ccersi vrith nortl. a St. 11clena 16th Sept. On the 1 7th A lat. 30 S. for 1 gged and a NV, spoke the Wooed. On the 28th Sept.... from China for London, which -few, led on by the chief mate, had resolved to mur . er the captain, and take the vessel to America, 1, - known to the captain, the mate jum,• overboard, and was drowned. Albion. Archibald, from Marse ,t this port. On the 2nd loon. and had the sloop lost square s; lISTPO (1, on the ed to on of new ess does rase the 'ease to United Beaus in •cporteu den to a % et' for the 11 0. ware ero, mutwa W. ?ad, near Oaken y, Gates, in the parish ofShiffnal, in the Heath, in the township or rrumac vv Fraa titd county of Salop ; and which said last-mentioned in- of Astbury, in the county cont of Chester, and terminating at pee4ded railway, and other works c ‘nrwcteti therewith, will the the terminus Manchester and Birmingham from i n through, into, or will be situate in, the se- Railway, at Macclesfield, in the township of Macclesfield, a ; _ , 9 , • • ' and other and parish of Prestbury, in the county of Chester, and -parochial, in, through ~me of them), that is to say,—tiar- atitiway .„,. _ Barrow, Caughley, Swinney , Stoc kton, Stockton, I or into the several parishes, townships, and extra-paro ,r.ton, Broseley, Broseley, Coalport, Sutton Maddock, chial, and other places following, or some of them, that is .Made- to say ; Eaton. Buglawton, Hulme Waifield, Marton, .. 1 A 1.1 TTrktnn Gees rfollowing_en grtort Maddock, Brockton, brocston, iveaurir), ~..,.- North 12 i e r , Ke m berton, Kemberton, Stirchley, Stirchley, Daw- -tiode, Gawsivorth, Sutton, Macclesneta, Upton, 4 , Dawley Magna. Dawley Magus, Dawley Parva, Rainow, Titherington, Hurdsfield, Astbury, Presbury, 111.ffnall, Shiffnall, Woodside, the Hem, Shaw and Wyke, all in the county of Cheater ; also to make and maintain Ohebory, Prior's Lee, Nlalinslee, Pain's Lane, Wm. another branch railway, with all proper works and c0n ,11;44e, Wombridge, and Oaken Gates, in the county of veniences connected therewith, from or out of the first trs4. Also another railway diverging out of the said described railway, at or near to a certain field be -13,1' , mentioned intended railway at or near Sarisome longing to Harry Mainwaring, Esq., and occupied Barn- .. e uls. in the parish of Claims, in the city of Worcester, Edward Garner, in the township of Goostrey-cum-, • .! ..I .1,,,,, it, the narish of Sandbach. in the county of Ches- co . untvOf . the city of Worcester, western end of the bri Ot "ear to t k e r Le,rn., a t Worceste Id terrain e over the river ish of Saint Cle- ter; and to terminate either by an independent terminus or by a junction with the Grand Junction Rally., the south end of the Preston tunnel of the Trent . Mersey Canal, in the township of Aston-bv-Sutton, in the parish of Runcorn, in the county of Chester, and which said railway and works will pass from, in, through, or into the several parishes, townships, and extra-paro chial, or other places following, or some of them, that is to say, Sandhach, Prestbury, Knutsford, Rosthern, Great Budworth, Davrnham, Weaverbam, liuticorn, Goostrey cum-Barnshaw, Blackden, Lower Wallington, Toft, Over Peover, Little Peover, Nether Peover. Plumley, All stock otherwise Allostork, Lostock Graham, Hulse, Lower Tabley, part of Marston adjoining Plumley, Pick mere, Aston by Budworth, Wincham, Marston by Bud worth, Witton cum Twambrook, Birches, Rudheatb, Leftwich, Marbury, Cornb •rbach Anderton, Cogshall, Barnton, Northwich, Castle Northwich, Winnington, Acton, Wallerscoat, Little Leigh, Bartineton, Dutton, Lower Whitley, Higher Whitley, Seven Oaks, liatton, Daresbury, Newton by Daresbury, Kcckwick, Aston by Sutton, Aston Grange, Preston un the hill, all in the county of Chester. And it is intended to apply for powers to make lateral deviations from the line of the proposed railways and works, to the extent or within the limits defined upon the plans hereinafter mentioned, and also to cross, di vert, alter, or stop up, whether temporarily ur perma nently, all such turnpike roads, parish-roads, streets, and other highways, streams, sewers, canals, navigations, railways, or trarnroads, within the slid parishes, town ships, and extra-parochial, and other places aforesaid, or some of them, as it may be necessary to cross, divert, al ter, or stop up, for the purposes of the said works. And NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN, that duplicate plans and sections of the said railways and works, together with books of reference thereto, will be deposited, for public inspection, with the Clerk of the Peace for the county of Stafford, at his office, at Stafford, in the said county, and with the Clerk of the Peace for the county of Chester, at his office, at Chester, in the said county. on or before the thirtieth day of November, one thousand eight hundred and forty-five ; and on or before the thirty-first day of December next, a copy of so much of the said plans and sections as relates to each parish, in or through which the said railways and works are intended to be made, together with books of reference thereto, will be deposited with the parish clerk of each such pariah, at his place of abode. And NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN, that it is intended, by the said Bill or Bills, to incorporate a company or companies , for the purpose f carrying into effect the proposed works, or some part thoreof ; and to apply for powers for the compulsory purchase of lands and houses, and to vary or extinguish all rights and privileges, in any tanner connected with the lands and houses pro posed to be taken for the purposes aforesaid, and also to levy tolls, rates, or duties upon or in respect of the said railways and works, and to alter existing tolls, rates, or duties, and to confer, vary, or extinguish exemptions from the payment of tolls, rates, and duties, and other rights and privileges. And it is also proposed, in and by the said Bill or Bills, to empower the said company or companies, to be thereby y, nenr and either in the pa Vlt, in the city of Worcester, and county of the city 0' ov?reester, or in the parish of Saint John in Bedwo q:.(lwise Saint John, in the said county of Worcester 1,. 10 1 said last-mentioned intended railway will pass ep, in, or through, or be situate within, the several pa lg,r, townships, and extra-parochial or other places fol or some of them. that is to say,—Claines, Whis -1,,75, otherwise Whitstones, Saint George, Saint Os -41 Slint Nicholas, Pitehcrott, The Butts, Saint Cle- Ne • d i 'lt. All Saints. Saint Andrew, Saint John in Bedwar ot,!, otherwise Saint John, Saint John in Bedardine, "'rwise Saint John, and Henwick in the ci w ty of Wor -ity of Worcester and Claines, Saint J reline, KS;;er, and enmity of the t. obur Wick Episcopi, 'kiln in Bedwardine , ioth erwise Saint John, and Saint Joh n in Bedwardine ot herwise Saint John, in the county of Worcester. Iti ?ther railway diverging out of the said first mentioned ee oded railway, at or near the confluence of tbe rivers ii:` w aro and Severn, in the parishes of Cl iines, and Oin- ~t e r' e t , e Y, or one of them, in the county of Worcester, and theg at or near the above-mentioned western end ti o bridge over the river Severn; which said last.men t4:,ed railway will pass from, in, or through, or be si ba'to 'within, the several paritilies, townships, and extra r°chial or other places following, or some of them, that lin say,—Ocabersley, Chatley, Mayeux with Chatley, with Hay ElmQ, Tapenhall, otherwise Tappenhall, Hawford,iv l Bevere, Sever e Green, Common (%l ° ,..wick. Barbourne, Hallow, Grimley, Henwick, Saint ,jelent Saint John in Bedward ine, otherwise Saint 1Vt 4 , 4 0 Saint John in Bedwardine , oth erwise Saint John, at; f 7f.Episcopi, and Oldbury, in the county of Worcester, Renwick Claines, Pitchcroft, Saint Clement , Saint Il e ", 1 11 in Bedwardine, otherwise Saint John, Saint J ohn in t e , 4 Wardine, otherwise Saint John, in the city of Worces and county of the city of Worcester. re d it is also intende by such Act or Acts to take r to stop up, alter, or d divert, whether temporarily or tiii l ti lauently, all turnpike and other roads and highways, %tr,Z4a, tramways, aqueducts, canals, sewers, pipes, tbO r nai and rivers within the aforesaid parishes, town ~hi extra-parochial or other places , o r a ny o f them s ki : t ea it may be necessary to stop up, alter, or divert, by ' 1 441 4 of the construction of t he said intended railwa y s t lich" ° rkg , or any of them ; and it is also intended by N e Act or Acts to enable the united Company of Pro liortt ° r B of the Ellesmere and Chester Canal, in conjunc 'earr„with other persons to be incorporated with them, to th e ,' into effect the said intended undertaking, or any part tto;°f, and to take powers fur the purchase of lands by ftqulsio n or ag reement, for the purposes th ereof, a nd g tolls, rates, and duties in respect thereof , an d ntr,„. 4 " certain ' exemptions from, such tolls, rates, and otr -- and it is further intended by suc h Act or Acts to 4 )4 4 e l' extinguish all existing rights or privileges in any 4s, e h :r connected with the lands propo sed to be pur or or taken for the purposes of the said undertaking, th e p ul eh would in any manner impede or i nterfere with 'et -% aatructi o n maintenance, or use thereof, and to con tithe r rights and privileges. k ota ng it is further proposed by the said intended Act or te Pubic the cppospy who may be thereby authc. Portman-s' Ach FusileerGr St. George's 1 4 Foot (Ist batt Barbados; Glasg Bombay ; Chatham Wincheste uskillen th—Barbadoes ; Naas. 3th—Portsmouth. Mk —Bengal; Chatham Bengal; Chatham s: Wales, Chatham th-1%1 auriti i Isle Wight Reserve b.• —Walmer Car Mauritiu Plymouth Ceylon; Waterford .Buttevant. Bombay ; Chatham China Chatham —Corfu i Carlov Bermuda Reserve batt Chatham Chatham Reserve Batt., Canada erick as ; Chatham Cape G. H Bombay ; Chatham L—B en gai ; Chatham Otli—Castlebar. Ist—Bengal; Chatham 12d—Athlone. _ _ _ N. Brunswick ; Clonmel -Mauritius Char:es Fort upon-Tyne 37th—Newport. 38th—Gibraltar; Londonderry 39th—Bengal; Chatham. Portsmouth a—Wee d on it gua ; Isle of Wight, Reserve batt., Canada a chester Templemore Chatham Belterbu ( - 3hathkm Jersey. a; Kinsale 4th --Aladr ; Chatham sth—St.Vincent; Newry. :6th —Bombay ; Chatham. 17th—Aberdeen. .--Canada ; Carlisle. .—Ceylon ; Hull. —Cape utGoodllope; I.ofW. Reserve batt., C. G.Hope Edinburgh. Aden ; 'Chatham [oh; Tralee g:Wa'les ; Chatham, Cephalonia —China ; Chathana N. S. Wale Chatham Reserve batt., Halifax, N. S lst W. I. Refit.—Jamaica. 2nd—Nassau. 3d—Demur Ceylon RI ( Sierra Leone. BLe Regt.—Ceylon. _ teg.-- - Canadi ited Riflemen—Car of Good Hope. !Cape M * Under orders for Bengal Royal Newfoundland Veteran Companies—Newfoundland Royal Malta Feucibles, Malta. St. Helena Regt.—St. Helena. PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL WOOD, Deals, 120 stand. in. duty paid Archangel 410 0 ® 0 0 Memel 16 10 19 0 Gothenburg ll6 10 - - • - Wyburg l7 0 Petersburg 17 ' PLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick 1 Duty 17 0 17 10 19 0 185. per • e 411 load. O 3a- O 2i- Danzig, Deck .. , British American Pine LATHWOOD. per fatho , Danzig, 4 feet.... British American 4 10 5 0 I Is. MAHOGANY, per foot of 1 inch thick. Honduras Cuba St. Domingo 1 0 1 6 OAK PLANKS 0 0 0 0 Tsaicwoon, per cubic feet STAvEs, per 1200. Danzig, C. Pipe .490 0 —llO 8 1 Hhd. 4o o ---sa o I Quebec, red. to ii in. thici 1 }Free. , .i, o 55 0 and 53 feet long Do. Puncheon 13 +) 17 n j TiMBER, per cubic foot. s. ii. s. d. Oak 2 0 3 0 Fine, British Amer. common 0 0 0 B.P. is red l5 1 100 0 0 1.'2 es .41 0 - red yellow.. 1 3 1 8i , Danzig . . I 9 2 0 Kernel 1 9 2 1 }Sta Od 4, ,, Id Riga.red .. ---...- WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, Nov. 8. Total quantities per Price per Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter 14 8 1 4 0 0 0 Wheat.... Oats .... Barley.... AFS4 14 6 30;3 10 6 0 0 0 Draltar, rt, h-Birr. Canada STATE OF TRADE MANCHESTER —As usual at this time of the year, every branch of trade appears cheerless. In spite of the scarcity of thp manufacturers' hands, some needy makers are of- IL Luc 11l CL5AM. ,, . , .• -- tering the little stock they have at very reduced prices, and , ome sale , have been made this week at three to five per cc:A. reduc tion upon our quotations a fortnight ago. The printers also appear to have taken the alarm, and some ere said to have con sented to a reduction to effect sales. This is the more surprising, because printers have not the margin that the spinners and manufacturers have to allow of their giving way in price, for it is a fact WO cannot he disputed that, during tke whole time spinners and manufacturers have been, as it were, coining money, printers have made little, if we except two or three opu lent houses, that have been well situated for producing good block-work, the prevailing style of the day. The following no tice from the Bank of England, dated 6th November, has caused some sensation amongA commercial men, but deem it a prudent measure to keep gold from leaving the country. It is as fol lows:—" The minimum rate of inter. st on biils discounted the Bank of England, not having more than ninety-five de run, i•£3 = s. pet cent." We are of opinion that good, and check unnatural speculation which was too rite every where. Our quotations are, for 27-inch 66's, as 9d to 5s 3d, and 72's, ss 6d to Os. 49.inehes are Still in better request than nnv nther width. and 66's (8 .b. In oz. to 9 lb.) may be quoted at wAI do 'ser, of Saturday ROCHDALii FLANNNL MARKST.—We have another dull mar ket, but prices have undergone little or no change. Wool -.mi. in nrice it WoS the preceding Monday. LEens.—Our remarks of last week will have led our readers anticipate that we Olould this week have to report-but few les of woollen cloths in our Cloth Halls this week n d s ; and such an hoiner mprel v assort- teo, but little business has the American de ; ani al :eds for tin with the'same tune last year. BRADFORD.—The market in the Piece Hall, on Thursday nr In the wool trade we cannot report any amendment, tt tircaUtion, and only buying for present wants. it hear of any change.—YAßN : The Yarn branch F our trade continues very depressed. In short," all engaged in it ppear to be disposed to do as little as possible. the prices being so Anously low. Since our last report, another once highly respect hie house has had to submit to the pressure of the present wasting me. The continuance and general adoption of short time working ; the only safeguard to protect us through the approaching cheer- .ess winter. HUDDERSFIELD. —The demand in our market, on Tuesday, was much the same as last week, without any visible alteration in prices. Our operative manufacturers are pretty well employed, but scarcely so well as at this time twelve months ago. HALIFAX.—The woollen and worsted tra des in this town and neighbourhood are in a state of tolerable activity, though scarcely equal to what they were l ast y ear at this time. The lower descrip tion of goods are mo st in request, hence the prices of low noils and brokes keep up. Other kinds of wool without alteration. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.—The eondition of the hosiery trade taken upon the whole is yet extremely dull, that is, as far as regards the cotton and silk hosiery manufacturers, several branches of which are becoming gradually extinct. The wrought cotton hose branch, though extremely depressed, is in e xcept some branch: s of the Leicester woollen trade. a better state than any other desc r ipt ion o f ma c hine wrou g ht hosiery. The cut-up hose branch, of which till lately such immense quantities were made, has fallen off one half : and to keep the trade alive, it is necessary to use the utmost ingenuity to make fashioned hose are so much resembling them. '1 he fancy cot ton hose branch, which a few years since was a profitablt em ployment to the vt orkmen, has fallen off so much that even the best hands have not half employment. The drawer. pantaloon. and shirt branch is labouring under similar difficulties, but very few hands having more than two-thirds employment. There is no amendmeht inany of the silk blanches—the manufacture of silk fancy hosiery, as in the case of cotton, is at a very low ebb indeed. The fancy bobbin net trade, we regret to say, has not amended ; and it is painful to see the crowds of commission agents who stand at the warehouses, patiently waiting for even a chance of selling. The warp lace trade is yet very dull, especia ly the cott n tatting and o' her cotton nets fully proving that lace, like hosiery , must be made good and so und, or it will finely cease to be a manufacture. Considerable attention is now paid by many warp lace hands to making imitation silk point net, of which such large quantities are yet made in France and Spain, and ornamented in the latter country in that elegant and peculiar manner that sets other manufacturl g states at utter defiance. It must be seen to be credited. It is nearly a home manufacture.—Nottingloam Journal.? while parcels of Wheat in Wheat, 7ott. Eugli-h new Ditto, white Irish red .. Ditto, white liish. fir Oatmeal, 18 PREMI liondura Havana . Kew Yor Newfounniand River Plate East Indies 'China New South Wale Cape of Go Gibraltar . Lima, Vali): Malta, Sicily Malaga I Francelsics Cl nH :ai a sa ml bs l ito a z b en n r u n ' Holland '''' Gottenburg, S Petersburg, R Oporto .. NORTH EI Medical and E Consulting 110SPITAI I \VD request House Viesßers, Rev Tram , ...... ifev. Wrd. Hughes House -Surgeons, Messrs. G. S. Deane and J. T. Jackson. Thos. Itornt rer, it. W.. 13 Esqra tits. 73 to Livery nous, SL nisva may Gilbert nderson, Tweedie, from I Guard, Faye e, rind Ti :ape of G and Julius Caesar, on tt Caledonia, hence ar August, and refused en Effort, Nicholls. and Ardent, Fietcner, ❑ence JAL Elizabeth. Mossop, hence for Genoa. at Kingstown - . 611.1k..V•1 1 , •.•-••• -- • ansell, Grace. hence for Terceira, at He )f Wellington, Lawson, from ll' uras, at Cove, with of cutwat with a barc W estmc having been found under the shells Anemone, Walker, from Buenos Ayres at Cove, iu sixty day Caledonia, Menhennet, fitom Shot to for t ort at 1 mouth, and laid on the ground to stop a leak SATURDAY, NOVEMBER S.—Wind South, m from Ne the Ocean, fron- 1. for Azores—Edwm for Mobile I Kenny —Mersey o%onist ohnson,j New Orlaar delphia—Joseph Porter, Reid, for Savannah— , Downing, for Constantinople. Mica, at this port at Plymouth -Peruvian, —and Oxford, ie a on the 15th ark 23rd .111 dington was to sail on the Eliza Cornish, Atkinson, hem Micmac, Dickenaun, hence Jupiter, Henschel, hence at Hain.. Edward Prothcro, Thomas, hence 1,, leaky, and 1r th loss of anchor and chain Tory, Johnstone, from Canton, off Plymouth at Riga both for Iquique Naples SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9.—Wind Soath, light —Huron, Muir, from Maga lack -•*a—Lehigh, from Phila, phi A gnadavic— ARRIVED Boyd, from Calcutt from New York. SAILED —West Indian, Brett. for Bombay—Mary Ann Crick, and San Francisco, Zobaran, for Havana—Atalanta, Hansen, for St. Thomas—H. Mary, Reid, and J. Canpbell, Broomhead, for New Orleans—Virginia, Brown, for Savannah —Union, Vanderheyde, for Ostend—Aigle, Nassell, for Ostend —Lady C. Guest, Frazer, for Genoa—Nordstern, Sagarth, for Swinerounde Gel mania, Schultz, for Colberg—Devonia, Long, for Lisbon —Nancy, Brown, for Seville—and Lucy, Wright, for Rotterdam. St. Helena, to which all ders from the Ocean, Be t. ybele, Fit Gwalior, E danha Bay ; Queen, from cir Henry Grecian, H Tuesday 11 Wednes. 12 Thurs... 1:3 Friday.. 14 Saturday 15 Suuday. 16 lilonday. 17 from Ma R. Helena n, at ditto Evans, hence at Genoa, and placed in quarantine, gland are subject, until further or- s'.!ls from Board of Health in Genoa • Rityter, from Antigua for Liverpool, at ltamsgate chett, sailed from Buenos Ayres for London 25th 'na ; Achilles, Nicholas, fr n, N.B. ; Sal The nis, ad Ocean Brown, from St. J Brothers, from Le Gibraltir, all at Cox Harding, from Calcu atta, off Scilly unter, from Antigu Kingstown TIDE TABLE EVN. !HEIGHT! HOLYDAYS, ETC 9 3 928 15 5 St. Martin. 951 :0 13 16 6 10 34 10 53 17 0 Moon eclipsed 11 12 11 31 17 5 11 49 i 7 3 0 7 025 17 2 , 0 43 0 , 16 8 26t11SundayafterTrinit7 PRICE Hs 0 G g 4 9 10 —y o - 0 0 - SO $ ._ 40 0 .--. 70 0 3 OF GB, 25 0 - ,t, o.r apte 4 tbe° for 10 1 tree ,i'dieti Ve g a ;" o .ner I. re' .ie on ers a . receilie t n om • Y . cc itiV for re