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

,--- . . r•••• " • _ . Oct. 2 9 18.44, -_, THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. - . - • At tpping *lite litynrt. I William Crawford, from St. Petersburg for Liverpoo , at El siuore, with loss of bowsprit and cut head, and stem damaged, Alarkrto. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET OCT. 15. Total quantities per , Price per having been in contact with the Eleanore, from St. Petersburg, • -erase- - • • Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter. --eiler--_ ea..' for Havre, which also put in with damage telheat 452 ....elteg 9 4 .4'2 4 8 __--- TUESDAY, OCTOBE a 15.-Wind N.W. DUBLIN CONN EXCHANGE, Oct. 18. FALMOUTH, Oct. 18.-The Myrene. Fields, from Liverpool for. Oats t3 .... 51 4 8 Mr. ARRIVED.-Joh,, Gray, Wright, from Al xandea-Olinda - Brow- from New ' . ' Savannah, has put in here with bowsprit shrouds carried away, There was no change in our markettoelay. Grain cif every h et Om Orleans-Susquehana, Miereken, from Phila. description selling at about the same terms as our last market ---e- --•==== =e - ---------- e --------------- re- CorPro'd deland bulwarks. stanchions, covering boards, &c. damaged, hay-Richard Anderson. Bennett, from Virginia-Antonio , day, and the quotations of that day arc repeated. HULL CORN MARKET, OCT. 16. orth from C • sailed - ,_ . , Callao , ath July. Left there the Ban a- ing been in contact with a large light ship 16th Oct. off Tuskar, when the latter lost bow sprit -- ------ ------- There was a fair supply of English Wheat at market. The 5 of lore, Middleton, and Globe. l ow C e a r b o in ti a a s , ts G s a ti rr n i , rk i, „ v hence for Ichaboe, at Belfast, with only RAMSEY. ISLE o: , MAN, Oct. 16.-The Patricia, Ml Lean, LIVER POOL CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 15. trade ruled heavy. and lest week's rates barely supported. Bar the with Leviathanrom Liverpeol for Port Rush, and the Albion, Ccviu, from Li- The deliveries of Wheat into many of the leading mar- ley scarce, and 6d higher. In other articles of the trade no quo tent verpool. for this port, went on shore at the back of the North kets of Ireland going freely into the hands of millers, on table change. wn - ay, eth instant, have been got off, and are being repaired. rted ottcava, Dovnan P • Chieftain, Payne; ops anne.:on ; Lord Latnbton Buck ; Eliza. Snell ; De stated in our irnpbrt-note below ; whilst of Oats, Flour, We have had a larger supplies of Wheat. The business done vereux, •'arton Or bit , LONDON GAZETTE.....TUESDAY, OCT. 15. eX - Harvey : extent,but at a decline on the best runs of Is to Larkin , ; Mariis i l o . f p ßute i . t, m .K in. and Oatmeal, the arrivals thence, since this day was to a lair week, sere Marshall ; Saucy riod, we have still scarcely any worth naming, nor an Foreign Grain whatever to notice, 400 bags and 5177 brls y ter. neseiten:ilfatn•,niKbeani.;Ewlnidnugs;. Royal -filbert, A ; n G e i t i , ii le e l s o ; r c to a n m ; br .l i o d ti g n e: I is- For , at Belfast Lououg , , sa tr s iscoll, hence for• New t L h Harm ony. ~ • , , Princess Royal, Morris; . Wm. Fisher, M;" n o , ; Jack Queen ; Orlaaeo , ,. Code ill r ll orn I Planter, Barker ; Brow n ; Salter; Sir I. B. Head, Aan ; .._. Ar.rrat, i Bank, Sir R. Jackson, el`Garry ; Malabar, lb i‘ e l ;t g . M. Leach, terms too closely upon a par with those obtainable here, = --------------- --- ----- ----- ---- 2s. A good f what was shown of condition. -..480,..-- deal former was out PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. G. Lee, and Con nu ,_ " ed. M K e n ney; Sarah, Barclay ; Cal utta, Singed; merchants; as far as regardsW. ten ;'. Margaretit or, es., e %tile) , : Cuba, Pearson , Earl of Durham, Lamb- W. Amphlett, Manchester, machine- Oldham, Lancashire, cotton spinners and J. Carson, Kingston, Jamaica, are to a fair extent : Coastwise, however, during that of Flour comprising • the whole of the present import from P e " Barley limited sale at rates. Old Beans scarce, and Is clearer. No change in Oats. maud for anyteing very prime ;n Beef or Mutton. at the very _ ide. ca more, City... of Waterford, Sneer ; Eleanor, M'Phersen ; Rory makers-- , W. and J. Wild, abroad. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, OCT. 16. t i ll; Trin se t. Master ; Syria, Cox; Jamaica, Martin; Duke. Pos. -Vs . Chrstie, J. Porteous, As regards most descriptions of dutypaid Foreign tine Christie. henWlaeat, Our real ket this mottling opened with a tol the demand reuires. There was a good de- BANK RUPTS. -ra y not more than . e bi ring2B, Th ie Pollock. Pye ; Agnes Jane, Tuso ; Scotland,- James Bibby, Liverpool, coach-proprietor, Oct.. . . Nov.• 26, firm aspect, resulting in sales to u amount last week le ‘. - full rates of lastweek, but very inferior stock quite unsaleable. ter- o r , . by , E ck , Garthsherrie, Houston; stud Marquis of Norman-Bankruptcy; solicitors, last taee s quotations. Irish at the Liverpool Distiict Court of , , . d .new of prime quality, how_ Beef 5d to sed, and Mutton t d to sed for the choicest runs. 1 Of . s .hart, hence at Quebec Mr. Cornthwaite, Liverpool ; and Messrs. Co.nthwaite at; ever, owing to the present scanty arrivals, advanced laNew H e . ,official ae , i -nee Mr. ben H a m shire, Ch ase ~ H e r on , P a y ne , end Killay, Muir, Adams. Old Jewry Chambers, London ; c -6 , to 2d. per Nibs., but was not taken readily at the amend_ at New Orleans Morgan, Liverpool. went, and at the close of business several parcels remained 'WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 18. Lochin Crawford-street ear, W stcote, hence at Casting Frederick Arno;d Berenger, Homer-street, unsold. Of Wheat from our home there - uDublin..t seholefield, hence at Harpswell Maryleboee. London. clothier. growers, was a The continuance of large arrivals of Wheat has had a very e_pier. Carter. hence at Charleetnn Thomas Batt ,Hell, eogge.shall. Essex, grocer. more nuns.erous display of samples than heretofore since depressing effect upon this day's market, at which the extent of ?Metoka, M'Laren, hence at New Ymlc Michael and Barnett Lee, Duke-street, Piccadilly, London, harvest ; and although, with very few exceptions, the business done is only limited : the :ellers of Wheat in general ..4ancho, Nicholls, h 'rice at (Jardine . tailors, quality and condition were fine, the' demand by was no do not give way freely in prices ; but, in the sales made, a re a. a vaelfic, Morrison; Lotus, Watson ; Ward Chipman. Ayners ; Wm, Minter, Colchester, Essex, builder. means lively, and is some instances rather I pricesductiou of is per quarter . must be submitted to, and even more e'er , George Cri h • Sea e . Nymph, Vaughan ; Royalist, Lawson; and Henry David Williams, ' Southampton, builder. }over than this for damp and inferior Beans scarce, and is ; the • Gr •• ampion. Johnston,ence at St. John. N.B. Gideon Ball, Bate, carpenter. were conceded. Superior marks of Irish Flourwell ,as at higher. No alteration in qualitie s. Oats and Shelling are each red; Sir Charle • Nadler, ' • . Griffin, hence at St. Stephen's William John Jackman Coale Exeter, grocer. States and Canadian, continued to command the rates lower, and in very limited request, V on 'Nut _. us. Maack, hence at St. George's. N.B. Thomas Tabberner, Birmingham, corn factor, last rioted, but the secondary and ordinary kinds of each, , bend.elr Henry Hunt ey, Gornley, and Lady Falkland, Baker, DIVIDENDS, being in slow request, receded 6d. to Is. per sack, and 6d. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, OCT. 17. at Halifax Nov. 5, H. Walker, Luton, Bedfordshire, cordwainer-Nov. per baarel. Catherine. Mould, sailed from ditto for this port 3 tthSept. 5, W. B. Smith, Sudbury, Suffolk, surgeon-Nov. 5, J. L. Jere- Pi iii:e malting Barley, of which little or no En Fir gis re- •• During the present week the Wheat trade has been languid Persia, Bray. hence at Boston tins. Crown-place, Old Kent-road, London, currier-Nov. 5, mains unsold, may be considered is. per qr. dearer , but the best samples nearly realising last week's prices; but se. Onterio. Jamieson. and Alabama Merritt, hence at Bath Tansley, St. John-street, West Stnithfieht, straw plait-dealer - quarter lewer. Fire maltin g a qualities about Is per Wm. Bark K t Barker an horpe • Edward Kenny, hi'Lleai; ; Kate. Nov. 5. 11. Wood, Basiughall-street, London, woollen factor- in grinding samples, or in Malt, we have • no change to Barley scarce, and in request at Is per quarter advance; grind ...a Scott; Heroine I •••- ' .note. Beans also realised an improvement of Is • • dull sale. Old English Beans fully as dear. For Oats idea her, sanders ' °r?.,flee , e -e • LEI as S a bind • Baron of Bram e,n r , , and V, iddrington Gardner, hence at Rio Janeiro d m ' , ' Limehonse Lonvon ship- Nov. 5 C Graydon, St. Ann's-place, , _ • per qr. , ing a- ied- Settersceorto, Oct. 1 i -Te ' e• - • Tidier-Nov. 8, . 01) In. r D le Cambridge, victualler-Nov. s, and Pea s e, att en d e d w ith occa s ional sales, sustained their somewhat higher rates are demanded, but not obtainable. At e drupe, Lamb. from Liverpool - this day's market there was again a large supply of Wheat from for St. D i • • Si.nd W. Helder, Clernent's-inn, London. money-scriveners- previous value. our om neo, was doyen on ehore at Killai Point last • rd s the Lincolnshire side, which found . buyers at rather under the night t• • t i inside e• 6, R. Baxter, Montague-close, Southwark, wharfieger- The Oat trade, being rather languid, most descriptions ;ers• ea over, grounded the bar, and was got off thi. Nov,* * Barley fully nnight. Fine as dear; se hire morning and into this harbour, and will discharge , having had ' Oct. 21..8. Hilton, N. Walsh. and H. Hilton, Over Darwen, of old were ld. per Cilbs. cheaper, and new parcels were prices of this clay se' . dispose of. Oats scarce, and about Gd tti e Ave feet water in her hold Lancashire, paper makers and bleachers-Nov. 14, J. W. and slightly depressed in in value. In Oatmeal, the operations condary very difficult to s and Peas unaltered. nee WARR EN POINT, Oct. 13 -The William,of E. Yeardley Ecclesfield, Yorkshire, tax-spinners-Nov. 5, E. _ Larne, has been Johnson, • ' . ,ere upon a moderate scale to-day, good qualities of old per quarter dearer. Beans , 11 driven on shore insiite Str ngferd Barh' I ug• r refiners-Nov. " tun, snit T. Manley, ee ae meet), s •• fully' s . t . ST. Joliet. N.8.-The Emerald, harper, from Liverpool 5, E. Johnston, A. Adamson, &J. Hope, Wietehavett, bankers.uppor mg the currency of last week, and new de for MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 16. Puzwasli, way fallen in with in dining 3d. per 2101bs. lat. 45, long. 25, in a sinking CERTIFICATES state, and crew and part of cargo The trade during the week has been of au inactive chdracter; and l ' eled here. take., from her by the Lotus, To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. CORN EXCHANGE. OCTODER 18, and, although in • some instances secondary and inferior parcels of _________ __ Nov. 7, W. Parsons, Upper Eaton-street, Pimlico, starch- Upon Foreign Barley tee import rate of duty has advances to Hour have been sold on lower terms, yet, on the whole, prices have been pretty well supported. e -e WEDNESDAY, manufacturer-Nov- 6. R. Beesley, Weils-street, Oxford-street, es, and that on Rye receded to es 6cl per qr, which are the only OCTOBER 16.-Wind N.N.W. moderate.the ats, of which a tolerable quantity are With exception of 0 London, wine coeper-Nov. 5, J . Jenkins, Old Kent-road, Lou. Lo- changes effected by the averages made up in London on Thurs. ii l- AFt Comme rce, RlVED.- Greav . from Ostend. - don, currier-Nov. 5, T. Cook, Kirby-street. Hatton-garden, day last. reported, the supplies into 1 iverpool, both coastwise and from hat SAILED -Priscilla, Taylo" Ireland, are light. At Wakefield, yesterday, although the arrival of • ••, and Acapulco. Harrison, for Per- London, silver-cutler-Nov. 5, E. Walker, Newman-street, Ox. 010 a s, we have to note a fair supply into this port and Run- ..,.., - the finer and 2 \\''h eat was large, last week's rates were realized on ipt - ' nambuco-Walton W ugh, for • - e .Trinidad-Sarah Louisa, Old- ford-street, London, auctioneer-Nov. 7, B. H. Hunter, Lver- corn since Monday. but of any other produce, either Coastwise ' Sarah Louisa. but inferior descriptions were only saleable. best conditioned parcels, :ar-Oldham, for Shan hag-Helena, ' rick, for Hall- Pool, merchant-Nov. a 4, G. Craven, jun. Rochdale, Lance- or from Ireland, the arrivals are still rather light, and from fa at a reduction of Is to 2s per quarter. x-T. inity Yacht, Hounsell, for D • ema- and Wyvern, Norris, shire, corn miller-Nov. 5, M. M - Divitt, Liverpool, merchant. abroad wholly insignificant : checked in some degree,- however, for Lisbon et the Corn Exchange, this morning, we have no activity of by the slight reaction in the Wheat trade, reported in many of demand, ail- . • nor can we note any alteration in the vale of Wheat.. -__- the Eoglish markets this week, and uninfluenced by the more Flour is offering pretty freely, at a reduction of Is per sack, on all Fer- Irene, Byron, from Pernambuco; sailed 3th August, in coin- PROM TIIE LONDON CiA2ETTE OP FRIDAY. spirited example in several of the shipping ports of Ireland, the d escr i pt i ons. . this Pany with the Invincible, for the Mediterranean, and Cicely. for PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. business transacted here in any kind of Grain, from Tuesday to Oats, both old and new, with a lin,ited demand, support their the Channel. • the close of yesterday, was very unimportant, but without pro- previous value. Oatmeal in fair request, and prices are unaltered. ,de, Pool. nnel. The Ann, sailed for Paraiba to load for Liver- I. Evans and G. Foden, Choriton-upon-Me Lancashire, The schooner Emancipation for the Society Islands, put common•brtwers-A. an J. Sykes, Manchester, pawn brokers ducit an materialvariation from the range of pri c es stated in Fine Malt is inquired after, and Egyptian Beans excite more I our Ifst . Crrcular i Canadian stale Flour, notwithstand:n con- ,M- into Pe rnarebuco, leaky, and would ligteen to be caulked. The _J. Morton and B. Wood, Manchester, oil-merchants. g.attention, than of late. tier Prince Llewellyn had arrived from London, and vould sail for BANKRUPTS. tinuel to meet some attention, a moderate quantity ch•inging hands daily; and of States Flour in bond there were buyers, MaceiThe • o. Reliance was to sail about 3 - d Sept. for Liverpool. Briesis Perkins and Samuel Woolley, Stamford, drapers. but at very low rates. • LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Om 14. IE3 • Oct I lizabeth. Brown. from St. John, N.B. at this port. On 1 12th ; Thomas Smith, een. Mitito-street, Bermondsey, wool-menu- At our market this morning several millers appeared from with the Emma, about 25 miles W. of Cape Clear, was in contact f , Ter Kemp, from Dar Beyda (Morocco) to Cork, which act urer. • the inland c unties giving their attention principally to Foreign A fair extent of business has been done this week, at about the shortly William Chequer, Blackfriars-road, London, saddler. Wheat, of which a moderate quantity was sold to go in that the current rates of Friday last ; but it is apparent that with after foundered ; crew except the cook saved. Charles Rogers, Bishopsgate-street, Within, London, saddler. direction ; but all descriptions of both old and new for con- the closing of the week the bearing of the market is more in eete The Romp, gh• harrived here 12th instant, from Malaga, , was in contact , • ic , with e • Robert Footmen. Lymington, Southampton, cabinet-maker. sumptiowhere, met a very dull sale, and the trade closed t ies - favour of buyers. Speculators have taken 120 bales of Ameri i:ir- Reliance,7. 6th instant. in lat. 47, lon le, the snip William Hill, Woolwich, Kent, builder. oily on terms barely equal to our last quotations. English and can and 200 Surat; and Exporters 4oe bales of American. 800 one of this port. The former leetbowsprit, foreyard Static 1 deck • e ' William Hill, Newcastle.upon-Tyue, glass-manufacturer. • Irish Flour, although taken sparingly, maint a i ne d l a te p r i ces ; Surat, and 100 Pernambuco. The demand to-day is rather t oplanks, and damaged windlass ; the latter pro ceeded. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Canadian Free, and States Flour under bond, continuing in: languid, and the sales will not exceed 40 ei bales of all kinds. ail' St. David , fair request at the rates previously noted. Those for the week exceed in the aggregate the daily estimates air Enterprise, esteamer) hence at Havre IV. H. Nash and W. Gardiner, Exeter, drapers. Malting Barley, being still very scarce, the next arrivals are about 700 bales. uhit Liddell ; Bohemian Girl, Melhuish ; Sylph, Pi'e : W. H. Nash, Exeter, draper. ,re 3 low ed Kingdom, Wallace ; British Oak, Humphrey; and Ema- E. Hayward, Castle Hedingham, Es ex, innkeeper, expected rather to exceed our ,ast currency; meanwhile grind.' The import this week is 21,156 bags, and the sales reach Bach, Sapers, hence at St. Petersb 're J. Cooper, Stoney-lane, Southwark, wheelwright. ing samples have met little notice, and may be deemed the turn, 34,610 bags. n . • ceeaper. Malt was saleable at former prices; and Beans as well led es__,Maid, Watt, hence at Riga G. Cleverly, Caine, Wil:shire, builder. eerlotte, p J. Bennett, Manchester, calico-printer, as Pease remained steely in value. ~ ell Alert, salt* peters n, hence at Copenhagen unin.... hence at Bremen J, R. Lamb, Pilkington, Lancashire. calico-printer. Oats, upoe a moderate demand, supported the rates of _Toes- ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, ar- Aue e , t ur as Tonge, from Buenos Ayres, at Ccre; sailed Igth S. Meredith, Liverpool, linen-draper. day ; and Oatmeal, of which several, though not extensive From the 12th to the 18th Oct.., inclusive. in- - parcels were sold to country dealers, realised late prices. ; Tr easure DIVIDENDS. Prices paid I M P 0 RTS of fro m sin le Lowrie. from Taganrog; Good Intent, M'Arthur, Nov. 12, R. Barker, Manchester, druggist-Nov. 12, W. . - ted a r , Yrria. and Ann, Reynolds, from Tetuan-all at Cove Thorpe, Thorne, Yorkshire, scrivener-Nov. 12, T. and W. S. PRICES OF GRAIN. • SALES OP THE WEEK. in the week e ThisWk.thisyeat ger from .-- ;-- -1 - tea .It, • 0 111 London, at Pernambuco Thee, Gee. Stuart,Bate and J. Hellings, Rueeley, Staffordshire, brewers. - 3o Sea Island arise 151 ve T 1 ,-. ,, 0n. S hence at Buenos Ayres CERTIFICATES Wheat, ii• 70tb .... red s. d. s. d I a. d. s. d 10 Stained - 5 il 4492 1418531 Atig a , , '• Ilaveatid. sailed from ditto for London, about 12th Erten , h new 6 3 ® 6 9 'old .... 6 g ® 7 o , urTo beshown to the contrary granted unless cause he - 41 ' Do rt anti the Isabella was to sail tee 20th August for flits Ditto, white 6l- 7 4 ido. .. .7 3 78 . - on day of meeting. Irish red . - 6 8 :do. .. .60 - 6 6 •Min f Mobile ............ '34 - 1 Emily, hence Nov. 8, M. Mackenzie, A. Watson. and G. Mack- nzie, Liver- • ---" 1 Alabama and Tennes -- - - ) :762 6 54185 sA Y. at Pernambuco Ditto, white 6- 7 0 :do, .... -- - --- pool Leg mee,Oct. Deptford,from London f Liver- 13.-The fee pool, ship-brokers-Nov. 12, J. and G. Sugden, Huddersfield, Rye. English, lt , qr, -- - prish6olb - - 11410 New Orleans - NE C- . t hatfancy-cloth-manufacturers. jeer , , f Pernambuco &Parai. 54 - 6 4 , t le e 1 - brow t ha t was on shore in Digbury Bay, has been get off, and Barley, English :he •"'` t Aricati and Ceara .. - - -, 1 e h tti... .. o .L to anchor. October 14.-The Deptford parted to r Scotch &Irish,V 60lb 43- 4 g , do. .... 39- 4 6 - 410 Bahia and Maceio .... 51 - 51 .... 10256 ;lie ex " e Saturday evening, was again driven on shore, and is Malt, English, le qr - - brown.. 60 0 -65 0 isee! e e SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. 1 . Irish - - do. .... 54 0 -57 tt n .., e Maranham - si/ , ~ , in- . v ._ eto become a wreck. Richard Common Jedhurgh, Roxbureshire mason, Oct. 25, g ''' , 1 Sawginned - - - J 14 "eels setae • • h• hence,Sept. 17, Its - ' - ' •Oas, as - Otb et ti . -Bar 4,a. Mr : Tom T in ' • 39, long.' Nov. 5, at i o'clocT, at the office of Messrs. Rutherford and ",. , • Elish & Scotch, new -- --- old .... 3 3- 3 6 - - - •• " • !Se he ough, hence for Charente, Oct. 6, off Scilly ; Otters- Laing, Jedburgh. } '' - } ' Para - - - Ilene _ ~n ce for Calcutta. Aug. 28, off Cape de Verde; Hibbert. Irish. fine qualities.. 2 8- 2 9 A . ly- Demerara.Surinaeatec - - - , .... •' • p eei v,,,i,) , " --, Aug. 31, in lat SN, long. 24 W ; Sir Robert good ea 1160 Egyptian - 8/ , 4115 45572 /11„.„%uril August, in lat. 27 S. long. 24 IV, out forty-three days ; middling ;ar , en eel' ,of this port, 2nd instal:it, in lat. 48. long. 31 ; Var. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL • undried :black . - - - I • • • 622 0' lonein tram Itto Grande for Falmouth. 4th ultimo, in lat. 22 8, OCTOBER. Hotta Welsh . -- 'o 210- 3 0 - - 1 1 1 D,.) 3:1 Ye . p • Mr N . I D ,. .., ot al William. of this port, 23rd ultimo, in lat., 20 21, George Harriot, (special) Mr. Whitley's, 11 I Beans, English, a. qr.. - —don .... 38 0 -41 0 - - 1 ,a i w - 1 I *at. /.. 3 - , Falcon, hence for Rio Janeiro, 26th ultimo in 21, Nicholas Roskell, - •at) District Court, 11 I Scotch& Irisleeessofb - - d 0..... 35 o -37 0 - - , le, 4 , i nn itS to 1a ,.. ee g. I 5; Mary Stotidart. hence for Calcutta, 18th nit. I 23, William Hughes, (audit) • Ditto, 11 Pease, English, white.. 33 0 -40 0 blue.... -- _ 150 Common West India.. •34- 51 270 > 12504 i n ,_: long. 13 W ; Emigrant, hence for Quebec, 23rd ult. 25, Edward Pritchard, (special) Ditto, 1 1 2 Do. & Irish.. maple 32 0 -24 e grey.Carthagena - - I .11 , 44 1 '-- - ' I l i - -en. 52, with loss of fore-topmast. 2e, Thomas Millar - - IForeign.l3o 031 0 1 'IV 29, James Bibby, (Ist) .... .. ............ District Court, 11 Flour; es 280th ... Manilla - ___ tO THU 3e, Isaac Eckersley, (audit) ' 1 i), 592.5 , > 11 687 Ditto, It Irish ... - 0 0 do. .. .1 0 0 , RSDAY, Oceonert 17.-Wind W.N.W. fresh. 31, John Iligham; (2nd) - a a aS aitsiven -13 u Ditto, Is Oatmeal, eel .of 'scab 50 ) a t, s ,,, , • enos Ayrian, from Calcutta-Eliza Kincaid, 31, Adam Patterson, (2n4) - 1 1 i ' ire Ditto, 1 Irish, new.. ..... ... 22 6 -23 0 old ... ; 21 0 -22 o ' - I . - Hiner, and Jo, Barnes, from St. Petersburg, 31, James Meadows, (proof and deer.) n- I Nov. I. John Vernon. (proof and dive - 34610 bales . ' 1 21156 : 1346752 I at Walton Waneh heee•••• ee-e -e, retie ~., in 11 . 171,111,1 - 1,111 . .11. 0 ',var. •-•••-•,........... 'DO at ly of Walton, 'Waugh, has put back __Em s /rm. Kemp, from Dar Beyda, (Morroco) for this port. that wa in of With the Elizabeth, off Cape Clear, (sce report of i,n cargo y e ste rday.)was taken into Crookhaveri, 13th instant, a wreck,o Vessel much damaged. The cook was uls saved in the Ta r• "wivY. Downing, from Ichaboe vveT•e°Laree'sd(y; The ibb, from Valparaiso. o ff dit'o, in nine-two days. e d in , alaya, Mandarin, Navarino, and Lord Ravensworth for sea at Valparaiso. and Glentanner at Cobija V leo, llellyer. hence for Lisbon ,at Kingstown n„ l t ib Y.r, and Egidie, hence for Ostend, at ditto b ` 4 rlo, Gibson. hence for Mulroy, at Belfast, with loss of o r ...it and topmast C. .. (V Mary, liroughall, from Quebec for this p or t, a t Syd ey,. B. leaky _Polloek, Fraser, he nce at Mi r . m i chi Melissa, Barker, hence at New Carlisle io!in Walker, M' Nair, mailed from St. Helena for this port 25th .nugast C ti c nrd fa Skaamp. hence at Frederickshaveri Tenedos. Graham, from Callao, at Falinou 11, sailed 16th June Gn the 15th ultimo, in lat. 9N, long. 27 W, spoke the William )(PM:med, from ituenos Ayres for Cork HELF.NA, Auo VST :10.—The Matthew Pearce, Which arrived here from Ichaboe. 26th instant, is repairing damage, having been in contact with a vessel off Ichaboe Vessels spokeu.—The Lord Pa!rwrston, berre for Ichaboe, Ist August, in lat. 27: George, hence, in lat. 44, long. 53 FRIDAY, OcTnat:it 18 . —Wind variable. Anatvan... Jarrow, Loch, and Jestie, Dove, from St. Peters burg—Brilliant, Imbleton, him Cronstadt—Mercury, Peters, from Riga. SAILED —Ariel, Darling, for Trieste—Margaret, Stickney, for Icliaboe—Walton, Waugh, for Trinidad—Hermes, Lonsugli, for Buenos Ayres—and Arabian, Hemingway, for Sierra Leone and Bombay. The Lady Harvey, M'Donalcl. from this port for Greenock; has qut hack with loss of anchors, cable. and stern boat. Chimboraio, and Xariffa, hence at Valparaiso Jane Prowse, f rom Mazatlan, at Valparaiso Sir John Beresfortl, Threadgold, hence at Pernambuco, and Sailed 24th August far Paraiba Louisa. Snow, hence at Havana Flora, Farrant. and Hebe, Thompson, sailed from Smyrna for p.,rt I Dth ultimo Reliance, Tapseott, hence at Malta, and sailed 2nd instant for Con stantinopl e P alrY Queen, Martin. hence at Malt I Barnard Castle Packet, Finlay, hence at Malta to comp!. i achlan. sailed fat Maa for the Coast 2f th ultimo te her cargo or =al this port p iC „ in gall ,, ck, Stanton, from Newfoundland, at Cove at — . vr 4 CeSS Royal, Reid, from Cal ao, at Cove. On lath Aug. in 4`e long. 214 w spoke the Amazon, hence to Ichaooe ton. Johnson from Alexandria, at Falmouth Circassian, Marshnll. from Batavia, at Cowes 18188gcts SPOEKN.—Jane Goodwin, hence to Patras, in lat. ip 1,.. 1 "g. 8 E; Bos:horus, hence to Constantinople, lard u t. asts7" 38 . long. 6E ; Ilyzaintittm. hence to Constantinopl e . ultirriO, off instan t' in l a t . 41, lo Cape Bon ; Reliance, hence to Ichaboe, 7th long, 10, all well a Y A SAT URDAY. OCTOBRR lg.—Wind S.S.E. to W.S.W. Au — p. 4 „ a ! v an•—Tantivy Downing, from 'chalice; sailed 2Sth Stanton, from Newfoundland—Caleb tlari . . ,, ltit 7 le, and Hope, —. from Honduras—Creole. lkte r i •-• "orri Quebec--Sheridan, De Peyster. from New York c,4Jarvis, from Labrador—Souris. —, trom Archangel zander Brandt, Hubert, from St. Peteasburg— fru', froiti Heinrich, kie.a—Brodernes. from Gothenburg—Despatch, : 4edit erranean—Nautilos, Graham. from Pictou—Samitite, sA trona Cortu—and Sylph, Stevens, from Cadiz. Yrk ß•an • — Colnnibus., Cole, and Kalmazao, M•Cerran, for New for is ' "i", u eNevis, Heron, for Cara—Berwick Case Pota n and Hibernia, (steam e eV Eyrie, for Halifa tl x, , tke.ster, iv a l rroßrn Price, from Nassau, at this port; sailed 17th , Sept. , Oq i6 ti rg• s!i, experienced strong gales from N. and IN.N..yr . tin' a Oe . t. in lat. 42, long. 34, spoke the Madison, from Vir oh.ior Liverpool Reptl°.,,Puttiam, from New York, at this port; sailed 27th shin m un 12th Oct. hi lat 48 N, long. 22 W, SMW a farce steam 14 thP? wh =14' an English jack, standing to the westward. On and er '-`• ill lat. 4g. long. 25, spoke the Bolivar, but could not T he stand w h ere from or whither hound. 1 3t1, sn 4 an, Holt, that arrived ye-terday, sailed from Paraiba Dow . Pt The Ann Bridson sailed the day previous for Li.ver pool, ,:rhe followitigve,.sels were loading at Paraiba . for Liver -1:10111.-1?; hanger, Sir John Berestord, and . Emily. , . 4 t Pe rn "'"ils. Green ; Eliza Johnston, Petrie, and Science, hence Ilo c t i , e r nmPh l u ee c° ne, lluh',ock, hence at Bahia Gro uv ,, a , Young, hence at Newfoundland zq„!•,e. Touzell, hence at Alexandria ftri,kv:(pseket. Corrigill, he ice at Oran Rom :. r .r;nry, hence at Almeira C ork... ...'"dlam. Smith, sailed from Bahia Isth August, and an d R. 71 ler, 2.trid August, both for Liverpool ; Lydia, Ist Sept. tirkut('ia,,dale. 2nd ' , eat. bath for Macaio . !toad,. _ Pa cket, Johns. from Lisbon for Liverpool, at Studwell Jot' q ueb _y_la 15th Oct. off Tuskar, spoke the Matchless, hence Relia e tept em nee, Bedford, sailed from Pernambuco for Liverpool 2nd br. 31, James Meadows, (proof and cl:,v.) Nov. 1, John Vernon. (proof and div.) 1, John Darcey and Richard Dierden 1346752 LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, OCT. 21. ARRiv_su.'smAY OCTOBRR 25.—Wind fresh. ~Edwar'D.—Princess Royal, Reid, from Callo and Rio Janeiro Cl ittibertson. from Bcmbay—Hinda, Lamont, from ht. j ' ,es—Madison Foster from Virginia —Tnetis, Hill, from tern, a " ,un, N.ll.— R obert Watt Johnston; Jane. Milligan ; del. St ephens and Rosalama. Bu!keley. from Quebec — fro n from Pernambuco—Cybele„ from Gal g St fr:m St. Andrew—May —, Peters) ' J urCatherine, --, from Storr, for Ichaboe—Pearl, Raisbeck, for " Bell. for ' St. Michael—Eliza Valrent. for W IsHe!belf—Scotia, Robinson, and itie Duke, Bisset , for Calcutta-- f.a. Ann, Main, for Madras, &c.—Cockermouth Caste. ,l Cumberland Lass, Campbell. for Bahia -Nu. azowinkt.l f r 1m terdani—Marcia Cleaves, Chad. Is tieyd l e 'e ' t . for New 04 4 - li:—Vigilant, Muyellaer . t. and Union, ' ei d, (1' °ltend—G. Lankum , Weerd for liarlingen—Nner rede.veos, for Chez t Paulina De Boer. for Dordt— for n Ir n ilehr l e — ot, for Da ' nzie— Wanderer, Conley, 1. _ ntneohor S. %Nil:tuna, Bass, for Rotterdam, Laeufer, Reicke, ngsburg. Since our last circular there has been more business doing in Cotton. The sales of the week amounted to 34,6de 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 spectnators keep aloof, so that they have the market entirely to themselves. To-day we tave had rather less enquiry and few buyers down. The sales are esti mated at 3500 bales, barely supporting the full prices of last week. Cattia,, --- Joh,,,,A(:a and Elsina. It ohrens, hence , at Texel Medi a i i",,,W ultr. hence at St. Petert,hurg Minerva, Hoe, t"-,4&ert. hence at :•.'!wionemunde Dotiatand lloganolla, Beckman, hence at Hamburg Rari t h • . . on. from St. Andrew, at Cove r,_. , ~, LtvingsLon s'et ther , , ilea (rem Marseilles fur Liverpool 13th oidl,ll Walker, M•Nair, fn., , h hoe at Milford, for Cork s for 4 ". It aud a quantity j'' '.. a ano ' pumped up. LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. ASHES Montreal,Pot 24 9Cz 25 0 Pearl, new 25 6 —25 g U. States, Pot 21 0 —22 0 Pearl .. none. BARK, Quercit S 0 8 6 Oak,'l9 ton t 5 10 6 10 German.... 4 0 5 0 BRIMSTONE, 19 , ton Sicily, &c... 5 5 6 12 6 Tuscany.... -- CASSIA LIGNKA,S. d. S. d ewt. in bd 62 0 68 0 CLOVER-SEED, American, red 40 0 48 0 Dutch 50 0 53 0 French & Genn.so 58 0 Cocoa, 3 cwt. Trinidad.... 40 0— 45 0 Grenada .. 1 so 0— 33 0 Brazil COFFEE, r cwt. in bond. Jama. triage } 30 0— 60 0 ordinary good& line o. 67 83 0 middling.... 80 0— go 0 good mid. .. 100 0-112 0 fine mid. &c. 116 0-146 0 Dutch, triage 30 0— 50 0 ordinary good twine o. 50 0— 60 0 middling .65 0— 70 0 good mid. fine mid., &C. 75 0— 80 0 Mocha Ceylon Java Havana good & fine 4O 0— 50 0 St. Domingo 2B 0— 30 0 Brazil 3O 0— 34 0 Laguira 37 0— 75 0 DVEWOODS 4-) lon 4. S. s. Logwood;Jam. 5 5 5 10 Hon. & Dom. 5 10— 5 15 Campeachy 7 10— 7 12 6 Fustic, Span... 3 12 6 4 10 Tampico 5 0— 5 5 Puerto Cabello 4 5 4 10 Cüba NICARAGUA WOOD. Rio de la klache solid is 0— 11 0 clean small Lima, solid Barwood, Ango.s 0— 5 5 Gaboon Camwood Red San. Wood 6 15— 7 5 ton. Riga. P.T.R. 35 0— 36 0 P'burg, 9 head 32 0— 33 0 Archangel 36 0— 42 0 Dutch & Flcm. 45 0— 80 0 GA1.1.5,10. C/Ci. Turkey, blue s6 0— 57 mixed 45 0-- 48 0 East India 53 0— 54 0 GINGER, 7e cwt Barbadoes 45 0— 50 0 Jamaica 6O 0-200 0 E. India, in bd l5 0— 20 0 GVAI, 4 ewt. Arabic, Turkey 0 0— 0 0 East India. 0 0— 0 0 Barbary Senegal o 0- 0 0 HEMP,'.)/ ton se S. .ae S. P'burg, clean •i9 0— 29 10 outshot 27 0— 27 10 Riga, Rhine 29 10— , 30 0 outshot 28 0— 28 10 Archangel Manilla 22 0— 23 0 Bombay l4 0— 20 Jute Moss, Ox and COW, lb B: Ayres and Monte Video. I inferior & mid. 0 51— 0 6/1 good & prune 0 6/ 0 76! Do. salted 0 4/ 6 5/i N. Amer. salted 0 3/ 0 3* Brazil dry salted 0 41— b 5 Rio, dry Valparaiso, dry 0 5 0 Odessa, &c. dry 0 5 0 6 W. India, dry 0 5 0 6 salted 0 4 0 5 East India Kips, B.A. dry 0 7 0 si Horse, d. each 8 0 0 110588 HAIR, V. lb. Short mixed long tails 1 0— 1 6 , combed Nolo°, 3p. , lb. in bond. Bengal. pur & . & violetviolet 0 0— 0 0 0— 0 0 blueo blue violet, & fine 5 0— 5 6 ord. & mid. 4 3 5 0 violet & cop.l 3 3 _ 4 a mixed .. cop. g. & fine. 3 6 4 0 ord. & mid. 2 6 3 6 con, quality 2 3 4 3 Oude 1 4 4 0 Madras Guatimala, 7p , tb. Floras Sobres„ 3 0— 4 o Cortes 2 0— 3 o Carracas, Flo. 3 g— 4 6 Sobres Cortes 1 6 2 9 LAc DYE, Ip Ib. : D.T. and prime . l 6 2 6 mid. to good- 0 5 1 d ord. & inter. 0 3/ 0 4 MADDER Roos 71 cwt. Sm3rna. • ; $4 0— 0 0 Tripbll & Syria ^7 none .Freneh none Naples: 1 ----- - ASHES ' , MA ODER, 413 , cwt. s. d. s,. 4 LATEST"DATES AT LIVERPOOL. Montreal,Pot 24 9@. 25 o Dutch, crop.... 76 0 - 80 0 Pearl, new 25 6 -25 g Ornbro 69 0 -74 • Direct. I direct I Direct. Indirect U. States, Pot 21 0 -22 0 Gamene 57 0 -67 0 Pearl .. none. Mull 0 0 - 0 0 Australia June 2'i. Lima .... June 18. BARK, Quercit 8 0- 8 6 French, S.F. Bahia .... .. Sept. 14 Maranham .. .. Aug. 24. Oak, * tan 4:5 10 -6 10 S.F.F 6g o -73 0 Barbadces .. .. 8 Mauritius .. .. July 31. German.... 40- 5 0 E.S.F 75 0 -81 0 Bombay .. .. Aug. 2; . Mobile .... .. Sept. 22. BRIMSTONE,* ton E.5.F.c.83 0 90 0 B. Ayres .. .. .. 29 Monte Video. .. Aug. - Sicily, &c... 55-ft 12 6 Spanish 7O 0 -87 8 Calcutta .. Aug. 17. N. Orleans .. .. Sept. 21. Tuscany.... ---- i MOLASSES, V mt. GG. Hope .. July 29. New Yoik. .. .. Sept. 30. CASSIA LinNliA,S. 6. s. d St. Lucia, &c 21 6 -22 6 Charleston .. Sept. 26. Pernambuco . .. .. 13 * ewt. in bd 62 0-68 0 Demerara, &c 2l 6 -23 0 China . ... .. July 9. Rio Janeiro.. .. Aug. 29 CLOVER-SEED, '4 , curl. Bar & Antigua. 25 6 -26 6 Demerara .. 9ept. 2. Savannah .. .. Sept. 24. American, redo 0-48 0 MON-II:ET, cult O- 0 0 Havana .. .. Sept. 15. St. Helena .. .. Aug. 30. Dutch 50 0-53 0 Oil, Olive, v 252 Zalls. Jamaica .. .. .. 7 Valparaiso .. July .3. L - French & Genn.so -58 0 Gallipoli .....E43 e -44 0 Lagaira .. .. .. 6 Vera Cruz .. .. Sept. 13. Cocoa, * cwt. Trie - ste 42 0 -43 • - _--2..--__- ----- , i Trinidad.... 40 0- 45 0 S icu, 4l 0 -42 0 RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS: Grenada .. } 3 ,, 0- 3 3 0 Malaga...; 4l 0 -41 10 ' Brazil 1 Portinral &c..• .. 40 0 -4 1 0 COFFEE, 49. cwt. in bond. g or o d u i , n m ar l y io . o. 67 Leva.r.t • .n ) s of 48 Jama. triage } (From the Railway Magazine of Saturday.) :30 0.- 6o 0 Fish,* 252 galls. The following calculation of the last pale 24 10 -34 15 interest :- Number of passengers on 33 railways, 1,745 miles in length, given in our present number, middling.... 86 0- 90 0 coloured-30 0 -33 0 Palm,,. - ton.- 25 0 -25 10 0.-- 83 0 Cod 3l 0 -31 10 will, we believe, be of railways, 419,156. The receipts for passengers on 48 railways, .e 94,694 . ditto for goods on 46 railways, £30,336; total, good mid. .. 100 0-112 0 . 3 0 -28 0 fine mid. &c. 116 0-146 0 LiNssan,l o c . re , 2 7 s 6- 26 0 .e 123.035. This is an average of .e 713 per mile per week. Dutch, triage s 130 0- 50 0 Ra P e ' Pa '' , riArpen. v .71. 24 0 -24 6 ordinary .. ( o ) , It C i atlit . a c , " (. l l.ttss.2l 0 Bengal, r rd. dull) 6 -11 0 P "'" en- I Money. NAME. ' gers. last year ''•;" g Cor.wk.l Z.; 1 - . . , 1.1; oat: 16 0 -18 0 r l g n o St i na n : e . .°: 7 g 5 . ( : 0- . ° 9- - 9 7 6 0 0 0 0 ---- , , - fine mid., &c. Arbroath and Forfar - .4163 .el5O 33 Mocha - so 0 mid t•. tine .. 11 3 -12 0 Birmingham and Derby .... - *- - - Ceylon - 95 0 African none. Birmingham and Gloucester.. - 2888 19 8 7 23 Java - 50 0 Rum, *gallon, in bond. - Brandling Junction - - 910 2 Havana Jamaica, ~ Bristol and Gloucester .. - - good& fine.. 40 0- 50 0 1.. to lb 0. p... 210- 3 2 Chester and Birkenhead - 30 0 stronger 3- 4 4 Dublin and Drogheda - Brazil 3O 0- 34 0 choice marks.. 46- 5 6 Dublin and Kingstown - 75 0 SAFFLowER, `* ewt. Dundee a..d Arbroath 4014 202 260 4 i DYEWOODS 'l-1. ton 4. s. .4. s. Bengal, Durham and Sunderland .... 3888 875 740 2 Logwood;Jam. 55-5 10 good & fine.t 70- 9 0 43 Hon. & Dom. 5 10- 515 ord. & mid 410- 6 10 33 Campeactly 7 10- 7 12 6 Bombay Eastern Counties... Edinburgh and Glasgow .... ; 1 1 0 - 2 10 19 9 7 1 : Li 4 2 5 6 9 %1 3 2 9 5 n . 13765 1545 1290 4 3 Fustic, Span... 3126 4 10 SA - • Glasgow and Ayr LTP1:1.1114, 14 cit./. s. d. S. d Glasgow and Paisley 6 10- 8 0 SIIGLI. LAC, V 4 ., U. in 6fiteq. 5 0- 5 5 East India .... '.:2 0 -28 0 Grand Junction - 8776 8315 io Puerto Cabello 45-4 10 SouthAmericaiil3 0 -13 6 Great North of England - 2093 1373 57s Cuba Great Westorn 7 NICARAGUA WOOD. orange 48 0 64 Liverpool and Manchester .. - 5059 4740 10 Rio de la klache liver and block 32 0 -45 0 London and Birmingham.... - 1b033 18 -98 10 solid lO 0- 11 0 SKims, London and Blackwall 62748 943 791 ' Os. clean - 13 0 Neutria* tux C 0 -12 0 London and Brighton . 175.7 - 5352 4568 48s. . small London and Croydon . 123183 452 252 33 Lima, solid .... 13 0- 14 1.) Seal, each 2- 2 6 London and Greenwich ' 356813 - 646 759 29s Harwood, Ango.s 0- 55 Su UMAC, 35 cwt. Southwestern - 8041 7675 73 Gaboon .... 45-4 10 Sicily 9- 9 6 Manchester, Bolton, and Bury - 944 - 43 Camwood .... to 0- 22 0 Palermo Manchester and Birmingham. - 4184 3716 5 Red San. Wood 6 15- 7 5 Trieste -0- 8 o Manchester and Leeds and FLAX, V ton. Verona S 6 - 6 6 Hull and Selby - 7695 6180 5 3 Riga. P.T.R. .. 35 0- 36 0 Tyrolese - 8 6 Midland Counties - 11786 9264 78s P'hurg, 9 head 32 0- 33 0 SUGAR, 14 cwt. Newcastle and Darlington - 1153 - - Archangel .... 36 0- 42 0 D.P. Muscovado .Newcastle and Carlisle - 1783 1360 4 Dutch & Flem. 45 0- 80 0 moist brown 55 6 -56 0 Newcastle and North Shields 18546 409 332 2 GA1.1.5,1 , cwt• dry brown .. 56 6 -57 6 North Midland - -* - - Turkey, blue .. 56 0- 57 0 good & mid.. 58 6 -64 0 North Union .. 8910 1562 1023 44 mixed 45 0-- 48 0 tine &v. tine 64 0 -67 0 Paris and Orleans - 6299 5900 a East India .... 53 0- 54 0 Mauritius, Paris and Rouen 19637 5772 4783 7 GINGER,* cwt, dabs and ino 44 0 -49 0 Preston and Wyre - Barbadoes .... 45 0- 50 0 brown & yd. 32 0 -57 0 Sheffield and Manchester 20913 688 443 - • Jamaica 6- 0-200 0 fine yellow .. 59 0 -6.0 0 South Eastern ... - 20 0 East India, Bengal Taff Vale Ulster - 0 0 brown & ycl. 53 n--d 7 0 Yarmouth and Norwich - - East India. 00- 0 0 good and 611(65 0 -69 0 York and North Midland - - 1901 10 Rsotl.ry ...... 0 0- 0 0 : nvtra tines An ~ .1. A 12 to 16 o. p 2 10 3 2 stronger 3 4 4 4 choice marks 4 6 5 6 SA FFLOIVER, 5 ea..% Bengal, good &z fine.c 7 0 9 0 ord. & mid 4 10 6 10 Bombay SA LTPIII4II4, 10 cut, s. d. s. d East India 0 —2B 0 SouthAmericatil3 0 —l3 6 Sn L I. LAC, 10 cut. /it 6w:4. orange 48 U —64 0 liver and block 32 0 —45 0 SKINS, Neutria, a dux 6 0 —l2 0' Chinchilli, do. 10 a —25 0 Scal, each 2 3 2 6 `f. Mt. Sicily 9 0— 9 6 Palermo Trieste - 0 8 Verona 8 6 6 6 Tyrolese SUGAR, V. cut. D.P. Muscovado moist brown 55 6 —56 0 dry brown good & mid 58 6 —64 0 tine & v. fine 64 0 —C7 0 Mauritius, dabs and tno 44 0 —49 0 brown & ycl. 32 0 —57 0 fine yellow 59 0 —64 0 East India, Bengal Kliaur brown & ycl 53 0 --37 0 good and finc6s 0 —69 u extra line 69 0 —7O . 0 Manilla, in bd l5 0 —l9 0 Havana, du. brown l7 0 —lB 0 g w y o e • 1 o d t 2 2 1 8 4 9 0 0 0 - - - 3 2 2 6; s o ° Brazil, in bond, brown l5 yellow white ord. :g good and it:IC22 TALLOW, cwt. P'burgh, Y.C. 42 Odessa 41 Archangel 39 Buenos Ayres :lb TAU, Stockholm l2 —l3 0 Archangel l2 6 —l3 0 Carolina Virginia TARTAR, '4l. cut Cream of Tartar6l 0 —6l 0 brown and ye 1.48 0 —54 TSA, 44 lb. in bond. Bohea, Canton 0 4 6 Yarmouth and Norwich York and North Midland . * See Midi, i land Cou: PACKET LIST. GENERAL POST -OFFICE, October 18. F.? % l'as ;3 7.--;401.1-0.: ..r.,ie".?,..1.• , 1 t 0 ;:44..5.51-...,,=- 4 .----,,,1w5,.. , ;(D °. ; {.c ; , 5.,.t •..1 g, g• FR. ,E:, 2, g- e ScY2 a a =I. o Caztt .;3:4 :.--z- ..,.2_ , ,.1 , 3,-..t ~0i ; ~-,= 0 x - „Cr f, zr, g" P 3 V 4 ___, = ,___. . r . = Ems` ." e ci.? , V tg ''' F . 0, 4 gl; o.° CD ,12 RI P. K F..; , ,,9 .or,4v.gp ,2 ›,-. = Ei11Y0r.,..,-0 P 4 ,0 Er ./.1 g. s, !,„ .4,ag.-p.._-E. 'CP 0 o 4 a.: ,=',=.7=- 1 :;:=2 ''' . Z W› r'"- = ; lwlt !6'.iF V m .3 Pq =' -3 5.? .‹!! P. - ir, • >. 0 ercs g= 2. :73,-1 R : q sz. 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PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVER Wo on, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid Archangel .619 o @ 0 0 Memel 14 0 15 0 ejriT.'to good none Gothenburg l4 0- - 0 0 Byson!Skin.... 1 0— 1 1 INyNag l6 0- 0 0 mid. to fine 1 4—l 10 Petersburg., l5 o-19 0 PLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick. Roucholig, com. 1 2 -- 1 4 good to flue 1 6 2 9 Danzig, Deck Pekoe, flowery 2 0 3 0 inßritish American Pine . . '. TIIWOOD. per fathom. Dyson, co. .. 1 8— 2 2 LA Danzig, 4 feet ,i 8 0— 0 0 4 0= 4 10 4 AIIOCANY, per foot of 1 inch thick. Imperial Y k o o u o n d g and Gunpowder, " Honduras IlYSi fi m ne 2 1 ( 6 . , ..: 3 4 o() British American 08— 1 0 St. Domingo 1 o 1 6 TOBACCO, V IL in bond. JAR PLANKS, BritiSll Americkil 2 0 2 6J. River, 2i rEANWOOD, per cubic feet .. • • 3 0 a 6 Stemmed, 00. --.0 n ...,, .. r 1.00 Kentucky .... A n , ~.T.A,VIRS, pc - • Cuba £lOO 0 —i io o Maryland .... 0 0 1 '7... Mid. 6O 0 --- 70 0 TURMERIC, ?f , cwt. in band. . ' Bengal Quebec, red. to li in.thick , } . 12 0 ---16 0 - and 5i feet long TURrENTINE, V C/Ct.. . ; ; Danzig, C. Pipe Co. Puncheon . 10 ,II IS 0 -Atlierican ..•• 5 0 ..,- 7 0 VA Lox lA, Ip. tolt„4" a . se 8 . 2 0 2 6 TINIBER, per cubic foot. :• . s. d. s. d . Smyrna, pickenls 0 . -- 21 o • Oak Pine, British Amer. comthon. 1 0 1 6 Morea lO Q --1 5 e red l3 1 74 . wAx , Ba*s.7 . l4..ciet. is hosed.; yellow l3— 1 8 East India ....•-: 7 0 :..-'7 In Danzig i 7 1 i I Nii,l 1 64 lii kpairicau •••• 719 •- 8 0 nik,n, g , fe d I B—l in O 4i, O 23 MANCHESTF.II.—The market, during the past week, has been `animated. and the prices of most descriptions of our staple fabrics hare 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 more promptly than, but for these reasons, they might have done. In Ashton-ruder-lyne 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 ques tion of advanced wages is being agitated; but we have not learnt what course the millowners have decided to adopt. The general impression is, in the present healthy state of trade, (the result of abundant capital and bounteous harvests,) and with the raw staple - of our manufacturers settled down at exceedingly low rates, our manufacturers can afford to meet the claims of the workpeople and "grow rich" beside. A much better feeling generally prevails ; between the employers and their hands; anil we hope to have the pleasure of reporting that the operatives in our mills have shared in the general improvement which has •obtained here. Printers are still very busily occupied, and prices are well sustained. .The yarn market is firm, with an upward tendency. Printing cloths are in good demand, and 30 and 40. inch shirting in large request. During the week buyers for India, the Mediterranean, and German markets have been operating freely. Good 27-inch 66 and 72 reed printing-cloths may be quoted at 5s 4id to Os 7id and 5s lop to 6s lid respectively. 36-inch shirtings, 66 reed 8s I/dto 8s 4id, and 72 reed Os 6d to Os 9d : 40-inch 66 reed G. E. longcloths 8 Ibs, 9s 711 to Os 9d, and 72's, 91bs, lOs I /el to 10s 6d.—Manchester Advertiser. HUDDERSFIELD MA RK ET.—There was a tolerably brisk mar ket on Tuesday for fancy wool:ens. In the warehouses, also, good amount of business has been done since our last, and the trade of the district continues brisk. BRADFORD MARKET.—The tone of our piece market on Thursday was rather Hat, :here being few buyers at hand, an•l 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 fist, 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, lessening the number .of hours of keeping their factories at work, and thereby preventing an accumulation of stock. tiaLir.tx MARKET.—We bad on Saturday a fair average sale for piece goods, and wools 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. HECKMONDIVIEE BLANKET MARKET.—The at'endance of buyers this w:•ek has been limited. and the markets have been very heavy; goods are more plentiful, at a shade less in price. ROCIIDALE FLANNEL MARKET.—The flannel market 10.,, been again (lull, and the sal , s limited. There is but ittle alto ration in the wool market ; manufacturers do not appear eager to purchase, probably expecting, before long, a fall in price. HOSIERY AND LACE Titarres.—lt cannot be said that the cotton hosiery trade has in the least improved : the fine branches are in the most depressed state, with very little hopes of a speedy renovation. The fashion of wearing long petticoats (said to be introduced by the Duchess of Sutherland from France) has had the most fatal effects upon the hosiery trade, as regards elegant stockings. which are now scarcely required, even fur ball dresses. The drawer branch is still very dull, and many of the workmen are snffering mach 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 begun to feel a momentary stir: on the other hand, the siik-knotted branch was never worse. The warp-lace trade cannot be said to be [ouch amended ; it is still depressed, but hopes are entertained of a revival. The bobbin. net trade is, if anything, a little im pnived.—Nattinghani Journal. CAl,lcO PRINTING —This trade continues in a state of un .wouted briskness at this period of the year, and oar variors factories as yet evince no symptoms of the relaxation that 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 jtuliciotti display of colours, are quite in vogue, uperseding the more expeusive articles of dress. The trade has thus got round to a healthy state, and affords a remunerating profit and a ready market to the manufacturer. For some time Dist. about 900 printers have been employed in the various fac tories in town, the monthly w ,ges for whom, &c., will amount to a large sum.—Kilmarnock Journal. POOL. ii' ty. . 0 C. - 0,; .t 2 OS Is. lOsper Id 238. do. 2s. do. 8.P.18. 30s Od as , Id. LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, Om 19: D ISC/1 A RM.; 11 ADMITTED. In-patients cured 25 1 In-patient • 34 Relieved and at own request 6 1 Out-patients Made Out-patients 2 Casuals during the week.. 8 irregular - 1 1 Remaining in the house . 215 Dead .. Con sqlting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr . D aws on . Chaplain... ...... Rev Thos. Hnrries. Apothecary, Mr. George Padley. House Visiters, W. Jones and G. C. Arbuthnot, Esqrs. House Surgeon Mr. M`Cheane. JAMES BOLD. Treasurer. NORTHERN HOSPITAL, Ocr. 19. [NV E E KLY REPORT.] AbMITTNI). DISCIIAROND. Accideriti 24 I Cured Medical and Surgical cases Relieved and at own request 2 Upon recommendation ... 18 Attending as Out Patients. 12 Irregular . Eotal 42 Died ...... Remaining in the Hospital.. 70. Consulting Surrenn, William Gill, Esq. House Visiters, John Lightbody and B. H. Jones, Esqrto. Treasurer, K. W. Bateson, Esq. Chaplain, Rey. Wm. Hughes.--House-surgeon, Mr. Parker PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S. _ Outward. Home. LONDON & LIVERPOOL, to .... .... I •• . . .... Jamaica 2ss Od@ 3 0 0 30 , Od (4 Aug.l Leeward Isl. Dem. & I.lerbic 20 0 0 0 20 0 30 0 Honduras 5O 0 60 0 150 0 60 0 Havana 35 0 50 0 f 33 0 44 0 New York, Boston 25 0— 30 0 1 7 6—, 20 0 Charleston, Savannah New Orleans Canada 0 0— 0 0 0 0-- 0 0 British *Torii': America Newfolintuand 0 0— 0 0 0 0— 0 0 Brazils River Plate East Indies China 5O 0 60 0 j 63 0 70 6 Batavia 35 0-- 40 0 35 0— 40 0 New South Wales Cape of Good Hope Africa 3O 0 105 0 _ Ciibraltar .. Lima, Valparaiso, &c. Malta, Sicily, &c. Smyrna and Constantinople 3O 0— 0 0 40 0— 0 0 Malaga i7 6 20 0 17 6- 20 0 Madeira l5 0— 20 0 15 0— 20 0 Western Isles, Cape de Verds _._ _ Lisbon Cadiz 2O 0 1 7 6 20 0 France Holland ' 4O 8— 50 0 30 0— 40 0 Hamburg, Bremen, &c. Gottenbiirg, Stockholm Petersburg, Riga, &c. - 0 0 --- ._. Oporto 33trt1)5, ,larrfags anb BratDs. BIR On the 14th instant, in Park-street, Grosvenor-square, Lon don, th.l lady of Maj,r-General FREDERICK, C. 8., of a son. On the 15th hista.:t. at Lavender Hill, the lady of JOSEPH GURNEY, Bso., of a daughter. . . On the :6th inst., in Pr - inees-wa;k, Howard street, the wife of Mr. II UGH HA LL, Honourable East India Company's Service, of a daughter. On the - 17th instant, at Finch-house, Mrs. WM. MATHER, of a daughter. Same day, at Marine-Vida. Torquay, the lady of FRANCIS SHAND, Esq. of Rupert-h ,use, Everton, of a daughter. On.tne ISth instant, in L'indo,l, Mrs. JONATHAN PEEL, of a son. MARRIED. On the It;th irstant. at Monkstown, near Cotk, by the Rev. J. De Courcy O'Grady, RICHARD ROURKE, E,q., barrster at-law, youngest son of Lieutenant-General :Sir Richard Rourke, K.C.8., of Th infield, in the county of Limerick. to ANNE, second daughter of O'GK DY, of K lnallyowen, In the same county. On the 21th instant, at West Farleigh, FREDERICK Wl , +- BLE, Esq., of the Rectory, East NlAing, to ANNE, daughter of the hate JOHN MILLER, Esq.. of Yalding. On the 13th instant, at the Collegiate Claire), Manchester, by the Rev. Richard Parkinson. HENRY JOHN COW • P, Esq., of Manchester, formerly of Preston Brook, to ALICE, fourth daughter of ESAU KIRBY, Eaq , of Daresbury, Che- hire. Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. T11,3/1 AS DELA MORE, warehouseman, to Mrs. ELIZABETH CROFT, victu aller, both of this town. On the 14th in tans, at St. John's Church, Mr. M. WALLIS TER, coachman to John Moss, Esq.. Otterspool, to Miss JANE LIDDELL. oaught r of Mr. John Liddell, blacksmith, of Annan. Same day, at St. George's Church, Hanover-square, London. the Hon. FREDERICK PAUL MATIMEN. eldest sun of Lord Mathuen, to ANNA H ,RAT 0 CAROLINE, only daughter of the Rev. J. and Mrs. SANDFORD. On the lath instant, at Walton Church, Mr. JAMES S. PAL LOWS to Miss A. KREII,, eldest daughter of Mr. John Krebs, both of this town. Same day, in Bath-street, Glasgow, by the Rev. Robert S. li' lker, Longforgan, THOMAS DENNISTON. Esq., mercha , t, to HELEN FRENCH, second (laughter of the late GABRIEL WALKEit, Esq.. both of Glasgow. Same day, at St Mary's Church, Fulham, by the Rev. Sparks Byers, Sir WILLIAM I3OOIHEY, Bart.. of Ashhorn hall,-Derbyshire, to LOUISA CRANSTOUN, relict of the late JOHN ALEX. NIaRETT, Esq., of the First Life Guards, and eldest daughter of the late Frederick Hayes Macnamara, Esq. The ben, bridegroom, who is in his seventieth year, in L.ddition to holding a very lucrative situation undergovernment.possessee estates in Derbyshire and other counties, and also, it is stated, in Ireland. The bride is hot in her tßrtielli 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. CORNELIUS EVANS, draper, late of Rhyddlan, to HARRIET, daughter of the late Mr. MORRIS JONS, draper, of th s town. 03 the lath inst., at at. John the Bat list's Church, Toxteth park, Mr. WILLIAM PHILLIPS to HANNA 11, second daughter of Mr. WILLIAM LESLIE, of Toxteth park. On the ibth instant, at Wrexham, by the Rev. Geo. Cunliffe, vlcßr. Mr. JOHN ISEPIELL, of Liverpool. eldest son of the late Benjamin Bedell. Esq., of Goole. to ELIZA CATHARINE, eldest clitug,ter of Mr. EDWARD JONES, irozifounder, Wrexham. At St. Michael's Church, Mr. GREGORY, solicitor, to Mrs. WEEKs, widow of the late Mr. weeks, surgeon, of t'utton, Cheshire, and daughter of Mr. Pickering, llunter-street. DIED. Lately, at Bonny, Africa, Mr.. WILLIAM SWAIN SON, mate of the Kingston, most deservedly respected by all who had the plrasure of his acquaintance. On the I lth ult., aged 83 years, Mrs. JANE HODSON, of Crumpsall, mother of the late Mr. John Hodson, of Smithy Do r. On the 16th ult., near Waterloo, Canada West, aged 0, Mrs. MARY RAI N DEL. Ou the .7th ult., at Eastvilte, Virginia, U.S., the Rev. HENRY MORT, a native of England. On the 2i , th u t., at Montreal, Canada, aged 64, Mr. JAMES JENKINS. formerly of London. On the 22d ult., at New Yolk, in his 84th year Mr. WILLIAM EAGLES. Same day, at Montreal, Canada, aged 34, Mr. GEO. SHARP, a native of Scotland. On the 24th utt.. 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 of Derrykeighan, county Antrim, Ireland. On the 28th ult., at Aikton-hall, Cumberland, aged 83, the Rev. RICHMOND FELL, having been rector of Aikton sixteen Iyears, and, prior to that, forty-three years vicar of Warcop, Westmorland. On the 2nd instant, at Annan, awfully sudden, of apoplexy, Mr. DAVID DRUMMOND, late of this town, much and de servedly regretted by a large circle of relatives and friends. Same day, atter a long illness, Mr. JAMES NORMAN, cattle. dealer, of the Nag's Head Inn, Newon. On the sth instant, at Kirkcudbright, aged 93, Mr. ROBERT COMMELIN. Same day, aged 94, Mr. JAMES FIELDING. Water -street, Little Bolton. He was baptized at the Parish Church in that town in 1750, and was followed to it s grave by three genera , tions. lie lived in the re;gn of four kings an d one queen. I On the 6th instant, at Lea-hall. Cheshire, aged 65, MARY, widow of the Rev. THOMAS WRIGHT, rector of Market Posworth, LeiceAershire. On the ;th instant, aged 80, Mr. GEORGE BARTON, of Ribchester. o n th e vitt) instant, at Fan-ham, the Rev. THOMAS ED MUNI) If ISCOCK, of Frankfoit-on-tbe-Mayne. On the 12th instant, at Langhouse, near St. Helen's, aged 62 years. Mrs. PA CLUING. Some day, aged 5s years, RACHAEL, wife of Mr. WM• WILSON, Edge-hill. On the 13th instant, ANNE JANE, only daughter of Mr. ROBERT WEN rlitE, officer of Excise, Greyabbey, Ireland, 'late of Liverp 01. Same day, at Hinkwortb, Herts. aged 51 years, the Rev. 1 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, SirSAMUEL G. HIGGINS. Same day. ELIE IBETH, wife of Mr, W I LLIA 1.1 ROYBTON, of Egerton tirove,'Hulme. Same (by, aged 39 years, Captain WILLIAM GRAYSON, harbour-master, Fleetwood. • Same day, aged 43 years, Mr,. THOMAS. WALKER, druggist, late of .Kirkdale, formerly a resident of the City of Chester, and a member of the Masonic Order. a Same B. day, Mr. HENRY CtcU MBLEHOLME, Ortnskirk, aged 3 On the lath instant, at her residence, Upper-Parliament street, aged 03 years, Mrs. BOWDEN, relict of the late Edwd. Bowden. Esq, Same day, aged 35 years, Mr. JOB SIDDALL, Cross Keys, Moo , fields. Same d ,y. at the Vicarage. East Brent, Somersetshire, the Hon. Mrs. WILLIAM TOW RY LAw. Same day, aged 61 years, ANNE, wife of Mr. ADRIAN LOWE, Evcrton Breck. Same day, at London, WILLIAM CHURCH, Esq. late of Bombay. Same day, in his 93rd year, Mr. WI i.LIAM OATES, of Win , now-hall. Shelf, farmer. Same day, at her residence, Si, London-road, in her 22nd year, Miss SARAH SMITH, confectioi,er. On the 17th inst., MARY, wife of Mr. JOHN BANCROFT, Toxteth-park. Same day, aged 25 years, AMELIA, wife of Mr. JONATHAN ROBINSON, Upper Beau-street. _ . Same day, at her residence, 14, Myrtle-street South, MARY, relict of the late Mr. WILLIAM RUSHTON, jun . On the isth insta,l, aged 1 year and 7 months, GEORGE, son of Mr. WILLI 01 OKELL, Paradise-street. .. On the lgth instant, athis father's residence, Birks-hill, Cum berland, aged 26, Mr. ISAAC MARTINI) ;LE, of the firm of Martindale Brothers, Ranelagh-street, of this town. On the 2 , th instant, at 21, Upper Stanhope-street, aged 6g years, ELIZABETH, relict of the late Mr. S. KNOWLES, sailmaker, of this town. --- On the Dith instant, at his residence, Nestor, Cheshire, JOSEPri LYON. Esq.. aged 61. ELIZABETH, the beloved wife of Mr. JOSEPH ADAMS, aged 62 years A faithful arid revected friend to all : her loss will be Ceep4 , felt to her afflicted family. TIDE TABLE. DATS. Itf RN. EV.N. !HEIGHT lIOLYDAYS, ETC. --- -- ----- ---- Tuesday 22 11 16 845, 13 6 Venus rises 2h I9m m. Wednes. 2.1 91u g 33 14 4 Thurs... 2t 954 Is 14 15 5 Friday.. 25 Is 34 10 52 16 0 Crispin. Saturday 26 I 1 9 11 26 16 5 Jupiter sets 8h 52m ev. Sunday. 27 11 42 11 58 16 4 21st Sunday af. Trintiy. Monday. 38 t-- 015 16 2 St Simon and St. Jude. PRICES OF SHARES, OCTOBER 21. SPARES. RAH.WAYS Bolton and Bnry Birkenhead and Che:trq Ditto half Ditto, new,issued at £33 0.i , -. Birmingham and Gloucester .. Ditto quarter Birmingham and Derby Ditto One-eighth Shares Bristol and Gloucester Chester and Holyhead Caledonian Dublih and Belfast Dublin and Cashel Dover, new.. old Eastern Counties Created at 13s. 46. Perpetual Eastern Counties, Registered I, duihurgli and Glasgow Ditto Qr ..... . Ditto Leith. &c. puferel ce Pai.ilt-y, & Greenock. New Ditto 6 per cent. interest. Glasgow, Paisley and Ayrshire . Greenock, preference .. .rand Junctial. ..... . . Ditto half shares Quarter One-eighth Great Western. Ditto Half Sham Ditto Fifth Shares Great North of England Holyhead Hull and Selby (paid up) Leicester and Swannington Lancaster awl l'rcston Ditto thlee•quarter shares Ditto and Carlisle Liverpool and Manchester Ditto half shares Ditto new London and Birmingham Ditto quarter Ditto shares London & Dittei Loan Notes London an.l South Western Ditto, lath shares Leeds and Bradford Manchester, Nolte u, & Manchester and Birmingham. i - - Ditto quarter Manchester and Leeds Ditto halt shares Ditto quarter shares Midland Counties Ditto, quarter 1-sth Shares North Midland Ditto new Ditto -e33 6s ad North Union North British Newcastle anu Berwick Ditto quarter ,-,ar .s • Newcastle and Darlington J unc, Preston and Wyre Paris and Rouen Paris and Lyons Lyons and Avigno❑ Runcorn Gap Boulogne tand Amiens Rouen and Havre Sheffield and Manchester Quarter South Eastern and Dover I "ciis New shares South Western Ditto sharef. Shrewsbury and Grand Junction, Scarborough Tceurs and Bourdeaux Trent Valley Ulster York and N rth Midland.. Half Shares Bank 01 Liverpool - Borough Bank - Commercial of Liverpool - East of England - M'cliester es: L'pool Dsct - Northern and Central - North and South Wales - Royal of Liverpool - South Lancashire - Liverpool Union - Liverpool Banking Co Wilts and Dorset. Exchange Buildings .... L'pool and Ilarrington Wavir Works Bootle Ditto L'pool New Gas & Coke Cc. L'pool Gas Light Company .... Ditto new shares, Liverpool Marine Assurance Company Marine Assurance Liverpool Fire nd Life M 'cheater Assurance Company Apothecaries' Company Harrington Docks Anderton Carrying Company Rock Ferry Steam Tug Column v • • I Et, !:5 8} 6 2-51 I2} 50 41 :•*.tock 32 I 331 !Stock Mitt. paid. 23 Si 13s 4d 25 12e le 50 200 Stock. Stock. Sales This Day. 36} k 63 6ci 13} 41i 141 i LATE HOURS.—At a meeting comprising no fewer than three thousand individuals, held at Exeter-hall on Wee nesday night, some strong resolutions condemnatory Of :the practice of keeping open the shops to late hours, were gassed. The Rev. Mr. Hughes and a Mr. Flukey were the principal speakers. The latter termed all those wire support the present system " murderers," an observation which was gre,ted with loud pplause. An extraordinary sensation nas been creased in Bishop Stopford daring the last few days, in consequence of the . apprehension of Alfred, sun of Mr. Yardley, pawnbroker, together with Sarah Fuller, his servant girl, who were charged, the former with having set fire to the dwellig ; house.of his father, and the latter a s an accessa r y. female has been discharged, and Yardley fully committed for trial at the next Hertford Assizes. On the sth ult., the premises of Mr. Yardley were found to be in flames, when a great qoantity of property was destroyed, a great porton of which belonged to the poor of Stortford anti neighbourhood. Young Yardley was very much respected, sod would. on attaining his majority, (in a few months,) onne into possession or very considerable property. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN LONDON.—On Monday night. about nine o'cTock, the neighbourhood of New Cross was alarmed by the report that the railway station was on fire. It was soon ascertained that the engine repository, a fine octigonal building, was in flames, which made such rapid progress that in less than a quarter of an hour the whole building was in a blaze. The fire was gre tly as sisted be a quantity of oil and turpentine, as vrell as paint, that had been laid aside in a part of the engine room. Before the engines arrived the flames had got ao far a-head that it was found to be impossible to arrest their progress. The fire brigade used their utmost exertions to save the adjacent buildings, and, fortunately, the wind proving favourable, their exertions were so far successful. By eleven o'clock the roofs of both houses (which were boards covered with lead, and on iron rafters) fell in, and then the engines, amounting to about 14, were able to make an effectual resistance against the devouring ele ment. The flames were at length effectually got under ; and the books and furniture of the offices were entirely, saved from destruction at the early part of the =flare. tion. The heat was so intense that the iron rafters which formed the roof came asunder in various places and being unable to support it s own we i g ht f e ll i n with arl) awful crash. CLEARANCES TO AND FRONI THE EAST --The Usual comparative statement, puh'ished by the East India and China Association, of the number of i3ritish ships, with their tonnage, entered inwards and cleared outwards from and to places within the limits of the East India Compa ny's charter, has made its appearance. It extends over the period from the Ist of January to the 30th September in the years.lB43 and 1844. The following are the results. of the entries inwards : Ships. Tons. 1813 .. 417 . London 176,714 Liverpool 1 1843 .. 126 .. 56,175 1844 . 142 . 60,496 11843 .. 11 .. 3 gsg J i 844 14 .. 4,897 Clyde and other potts 184' b4l • • 38 • • 13.864 .. 37 Showing an increase in all the ports, except Clyde, whickk exhibits a decrease in 1844 of one ship and 909 tons. The total number of vessels entered inwards in 1843 was 592, and 247,459 tons ; in 1814-618 vessels and 254,062 tons; making an increase in 1844 of 26 vessels and 6603 tons. The c:eara , ces outwards exhibit a very considerable in crease, Oz.:— Bristol and Hull Ships. Tons. !PO .. 303 .. 128, 8 67 From London ...... } 1814 371 .. 134.873 From Liverpool 1844 .. 252 .. 95.5611 07 j 7,414 From Bristol and Hull }}11118:81i3434 113 2 18 4 3 4 4 43 4,7 %2 Clyde and other ports ll Showing an aguezate increase for 1814 over 1843 of 161 &lips and 56,794 tons. It will be observed, that in none of the ports has there been any decrease. In July last, we ment oned that a number of vessels had shared in Liverpool in ballast for the East India ports, whose real destination was the west coast of Africa, to co;leet guano., and that these returns must to that extent be fallacious. In the one now published, a distinction is drawn in tb• form of a note, between the bond fide clearances for the east bad the nominal ones. The note says—" There were likewise cleared out in ballast for the west coast of - Africa. and the following ports, chiefly from Liverpool, 90 vessehi. hz;:—For Calcutta seven, 2172 tons ; Madras nine; 2059 tons; Bombay furry-two, 18,692 tons; China tour, 2149 tons'; Ceylon one, 298 tons; Java two, 790 tons; Arabia one, 221) tons; Mauritius ten, 2306 tons ; and the Cape of Good Hope fourteen, 3460 tons; total 90 vessels, 31,10 tons ; and, as the professed object was that they should load guano on the African coast, it was not judged proper to include them in the above statement." CRIME ANE PUNISHMENT IN 111011.0CC0.-4n avari cious butcher, who had enriched hitnself by selling " keh .ba, (fried meat,) was determined to increase his gains by the more simple method of receipts without expenditure. With this view he nightly ioveigled i n t o hi s h ouse a wo man of exceptionabl e character, who was immediately as sassinated, cooked, and dispu te d of the following day as ‘• kehlia." His wife, who witnessed these ni,htly mur ders, apprehending a similar fate, went to the Pasha, and denounced her husband. He was soon judged and con demned ; a bolls full of water was placed over a fierce fire before his shop door, which soon reached boiling temperature. The execwioner then dragged the crimind to his own block, still stained with the blood of his nu merous victims, and, chapping off his hands, threw them into the cauldron, and, when boiled, they were given to the numerous bands Of hungry does who had been as semble i for that purpose. in the.same way his feet and legs wA.e disposed of, until loss cf blood terminated his life, - ald with it this appalling and barbarous justice...-. Standard.