The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-08-26 00:00:00

26, 18461 • 61 413ing intttligtart. MONDAY, AUGUST Ss.—Wind S., moderate. ARRIVED —Janet, Brown, from Valparaiso—European. Gay, from New Orleans—Richard Andersen, Bennet, from Virginia— Samuel Hicks. Bunker. from New York—Leda, Absolom, from Taglmrog—Penelope, Ward, from Trinidad—Earl Powis, Wil- Ale x , son, from Hong Kong—Ann Hall, —, from St. John's—Deni ,,,,,_ oder Baring, Atkins, from New Orleans— irr) Evans, from Havre—Abigail. Agnew, and son, King, from Antigua. t. "dB, from St. Petersburg—and Iris, Prust, from Samar:l.—Eleanor Chapman, Fraoces, for Oahu—Aurora. Henderson, for Calcutta—Emma Graham, Ferguson, for Oporto "taled . ak cutt. (steamer) Lott, for Halifax and B oston —Johnstone. Harrison, for Port Philip and Sydney —Mersey, tbi d H int er„, for the Cape of Good Hope—Em erald Boyd, for Bombay—Helena, Gialto, for Groningen—Comte Po tilktd:uerais. Brown, for St. John, N.B.—Mary Bar- toski, Castellano, for Palermo Alexander Non Humboldt. i tt; , % tor Jamaica—Parthenon, Woodberry ; H ermi- Hornfeldt, for Eckernfiorde—Gorhadina, Christofus, for Brake l'ai: 4 24,4 rd. Hinckley, and Hope. Soule. for Boston —Kingatoch, Burke, for Newfoundland—Mars, Reed, for Croa kk. R, for Richibucto—Sir James Kempt, for Revel stadt—Mary Ann Purdy, Brown, for Rotterdam —H ones . a, An- It A — Ver. fa• New Orleans—Otterspool Wickham chews, for Palermo—Het Veatrouewen, Pott, for Rotterdam. k s t - :4 l aciPi di Radali. Coster, for ' Naples — Abigail , —and Daring. Crisp, for Constantinople. Henrietta. Balbury, from Bonny, at this port ; sailed 7th June, and from Fernando Po 1 Sth June JI this port Slat Persian. —, from Madras, at St. Helena John Jardine, and Bede, from Saldanha Bay, at ditto Oberon, Tacker : and Cora, ----, hence at Settra Kroon, (Africa) im A t om) , t Bride of Abydos. Hill. from the Cape of Good Hope, at Cove Syra, Brown, from Saldanha Bay, at ditto As port seth July Amanda, Turney, and Eliza Janet, Lucas, from Newfound ,ie at Leg- land, at ditto ' -- -ri Earl Powis, from China, at Kingstown Royal Alice, at Deal The Mayflower, from London. that sunk on Burbo Bank, has Lange ; Maria. Pick- been got off, and brought into the Prince's Basin by the steam ' Brandt, hence at tug company .......,..............,. Lek Cotham, •ailed from S hence at C onstant , nopl a Malta a.... 4 ainx. and Royalist. Co^per, from Alexandria, a sailed for this port 2nd instant W „._ Y. sailed from Palermo for t' "ard, Johns, and Fencer, Radma, Z i nktit. Rt y ed from Bllboa for this port 4th instant lue, hence at Archange (4 11 ` 1 • Elvina, Atones; Ottilie, l k g a lp. and Johanna & tie,nr 411 ,_ns.h hence at Bre men _ tad e Ocean Child, James, hence at Helvbet !kW' for Lisbon , was .--• instant. about 1_ 4 ° 1 112 northelia , lisr';„ 2g. Stj k cargo tickne• VRSSELS PASSED TIRE SOUND FOR LIVERPOOT. Aug. 4, Konigen E. Louise. Blenk. from Danzic, with balk 5, St. Peter Paul, Lupcke, from Riga, with timber • 6, Hylton, H. rrison do. 6, Osi 6, To spores 1, LEI ,he Bishop •nd -The James G bawl, Farmer, lying at 1 ye oil on board, and unable to pro- ,car, Blaneke, from Danzic, do. • ,na Roberts, James, 'from bt. Petersburg, with hemp ,nenrd. Bower. do. do. t hi* port iiv t . t ! ' , easels were signalized and spoken with by Op rn. hteamer, arrived here from New York yes e 31st of July. off Sandy Hoof, passed a Bremen 4 41thN i g" with No. 3 in a white ground and red , A 0 ....5t July, pissed the ship Emaauel. bound into bTI ) . On the ist instant, at halt past two p.m. 3 t . .)r01f• 71 W. passed the Americ. • brigantine rik York, for Rochelle, out twr On the Eliza, T Robert Preston, Williamson Witham Cox, Dixon. i e ;;;;e, Bruhm, from Stettin. with zinc , Emma Wetks, from St. Petersburg, with tallow LONDON GAZETTB..—TunspAy, AUG. L ilt,:rt n y_minutes past five p . m. in lat. 42 05 N, tong. g,.. r d exchanged numbers with the British ship Z o t tv ' e Pit standing to the northwest On the :7th 71 GeP passed and exchanged colours with the urge, of Heiwick Head standing to the north. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. .nd J. Ford, Laurence-lace, I.ondon, common. oenton, C. Redfern, and .1. Howarth, Gorton, .ancashire, hat manufacturers—J. Thompson and S. Marshall, jun , Manchester, commission agents—R. Brereton and J. Rob inson, Liverpool, woollen drapers—T. R. Jenks and J. Mapp, iverpool, tea dealers—S. Cartwright and T. Lowe, Manches • - Jacturers—J. and F. Bottoailey and T. Evans, woollen manufacturers—C. and P. C. Turner. shire. coal merchants—G. Cookson and G. Sin clair, Poulton:ln-me- I A }shot, and T. H. Bowman. Liverpool , share brokers—R. Kent, J. Adams, and J. Kent, Burslim, potters; as far al regards J. Adams—J. Skillicorn, I). Pinkess, and J. W. Bailey, Liverpool, painters. T. Tenn carriers—N ;444141DAY. our VZOr hea t rindlay, "foraPOstis. nct—k —Wind ter, silk mauu M a - nches er, on. Cutting for Cronstadt the ew Brigi ‘4 t —l'ea and Princii. with 1. se of cutwater, &c. hay itoo st,,ge ; Mary Barbara, Mar. Kadalia, Costa, for Naples BANKRUPTS 4 1 1 ) ,,7 0) of Amlvrch, was wrecked hi: 4o i clew saved ; Atkinson, HI ,hueexandria for this hi i .1. 40 m shields fa Tuesday r non, and T ,s to With ultim Ali instant ,hostone, hence at Dem Crool)le 8, hence at Daniel Dames, Liverpool, paper-stainer, Sept. 5, at the Liver- District Court of Bankruptcy; solicitors, Mr. Walker, Fur val's-inn, B[4 Mr. Bradley, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. rd, 1 iverooo► Hugh ti 14.11. linson, Aldmondbury, Yorkshire, manufacturer of worsted cotton goods. Marylebone-s' reet, Golden-square, London, 'iancis Jackson, Mark Markwick Harpur-street, Red Lion-square, London, James Chase Powell, Chiswell street, Finsbury, apothecary. -- Richard White, Portsmouth, surgeon and apothecary. The weather this morning, being exceedingly fine, with a DIVIDENDS. more settled aspect and a much hi_her temperature, reaping in Sept. 20. C. Timmis, Stone, Staffordshire. flint grinder—Sept. many situations around us has recommenced, completely e -12, T. Southerner, Gloucester, grocer—Sept. 12, W. S. Bentall, versing the excitement which hitherto prevailed, and rendering Newton Abbott, Devonshire, hanker—Sept. 10, I. Sony, st, our market to-day as dull and uninteresting as it was lively and Mary-axe, London, merchant. animated before :in free Wheats of any description, therefore, CERTIFICATES scarcely any business was apparent, and without injary for To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the those in bond, prices reverted to the current rates of Tuesday. day of meeting. Four, also, being difficult of Bare, lost the amendment pre _ Thornton. Cleckheaton, Yorkshire, machine viously obtained. with a tendency to , ecede further in value. ,pt. 9, W. Hilditch, Fachwen, Fliatshire, grocer— Barley, Malt, B ans and Pease, though less noticed than of J. Crabtree and W. BurnleY, Tunstead. Lancashire, late, maintained our last quotations; and a parcel of new Irish manufacturers —Sept. 9. J. Davies. Bristol, chemist— Bere realised 3s 9d per 6,,1b. eJ. .ParieiVe. Bury-street. St. Mary-axe, London, Oats, being taken off moderately by consumers, supported Sept. 9. G . Estall. Holywell-street. London, pies- former prices; but old Oatmeal, upon a very limited remand, g, H. Nichols, Coleford, Gloucestershire, auctioneer was the turn cheaper; and new, the production of this year's —sept 9, J. Harbottle, Amble. Northumberland, gvice, ( pt. Crop• of which a few more parcels appeared, was not saleable g, T B. Hall, Coggesball, Essex, grocer —Sept. 9, F. A. de without submitting to 33s to 345 per 24alb. Wilde, Wells-street, Oxford-street, London, cabinet ironmonger —Sept. 9, G. C. Burns, Devizes, Wiltshire, upholsterer—Sept. 9. J. Currie, and L. E. Seignette, Mincing-lane, London, mer chants —Sept. 9, W. Byers, Skinner-street, London, woollen Wheat,* 701 b Engli h new.... Ditto, white. Irish red Ditto, white Rye, English, Barley, English Scotch & Irish,* 60Th 4 2 Malt, English, * qr.. Irish .. - Sept. 12, W. ( mak,,,* Sept. 9, J. de merchant— PRICES OF GRAIN FAO! THE LONDON OAZETTZ OM PR/DAV. PA RTN ERS II IPS DISSOLVED. G. and J. Stiles, Well.street, Oxford-street, London, soda water-manufacturers—T. and A. Farrington, Bewthey, Worces tershire, grocer—S. MUM and F. D. , niels. Manchester, wine merchants—S. Wood and Son, Hanley, Staffordshire, colour merchants—W. and T. Smith, Kildwick, Yorkshire, worsted manufacturers—G. and E. Holmes, Barlow, Derbyshire, fart. ers —W. Chinuer and Co.. Dudley, brass founders—J. B. and W. Owen, Sunderland, linen-drapers—J. Stanley and Co , Manches ter, commission-merchants T. Gnynn sod S. Legh, Ellesmere, Shropshire, surgeons—T. Ingleby, C Tabor, and W. Clarke, Nottingham, lace-manufacturers—Richardson, Coxon, and Shield, Newcastle-upon Tyne, drapers—T, Wren and Sons, Bos ton, corn•mercha. ts ;as .ar as regards B. Wren—J. Clark and Co., Glasgow, mill- furnishers. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. H. Priddey, Drcitwi h, N orcestershire, upholsterer. .1. and T. Batt. Old Broad-street, sil men. M. Tomkinson, Kiddernr. luster. lineulraper. BAN K RUPTS. John Sims, Tollard Royal. Wiltshire. wheelwright. Benjamin Ling, Fore-street, Limehouse. t mber-dealer. John Kirkman, Lupus.stteet. Pimlico, butcher. Edward T. Hogg and William N. Walton, Duke-street, Adel. phi. wine-merchants. J ames M abtle Pratt, Berners-street, Oxford, wine- merchant. Thom s Howell, Queen's-head.pessge, Newgate street, I 7 10 153 0 - Oats, 70tb E'lish & Scotch, new 3 5 Irish. fine qualities 3 2 3 3 good middling undried — black Welsh — old Beans, English, 3) qr 43 0 45 odo ~ Scotch& Irish,vlBolb 40 0 —42 0 d 0... Pease, English, white.. 39 0 —42 0 blue., Do. & Irish.... maple 37 0 —39 0 grey Tares, 4. qr .. 0 0— 0 0 Foreign Flour, I} 2801 b English, fine Irish Oatmeal, I. of 24011 , new. 26 6 —27 6 old -26 g hotel keeper. Nathan and Eleazor Solomons, Church-lane. Whitechapel, and Sydney-place, Commercial-road-East, and Farringdon street, London, bootmaktrs. Robert Sugden, Begthorne, Yorkshire, manufac .turer of wore. tel goods. John Holman Sucklin •,Birmineham, ironmonger. DIVIDEIN Da. Sept 26, W. Giles, Brighton. Sussex. boarding house-keeper— Sept. 24, 8. and S. Symonds, Basinghall-street, woollen-factors —Sept 24, J. Burrell and T. Hall, Thettord street. Norfolk, iron-founders —Sept. 19. J. and C. Tapp, Wigmore-street, Lon don, coach-niakt rs—Sept. 19. H. Jones, Fort-street, Bishops gate London. merchant—Sept. 17, 8. Jacobs, Great Prescott street, Goodman's- fields. London, Currier—Sept. 17, P. Williams and C. Mottram, ood-street, Manchester, warehouseman Oct. 3. W. Miers. Leeds, oil-merchant—Oct. 3. J. Stonehouse, Scarborough, mercer. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting Sept. 24, F. Page, Northam. Southampton, builder—Sept. 28, Forrester. Hampstead. baker Sept. 19, G. Peacocx, St. George's-road, Southwark, corn-dealer—Sept. 16, J. Fisher, Lynn, spirit-merchant—Sept 12, J. Davenport, Little Love-lane, London, wholesale hosier—S , pt. 16, R. M. Herbert. Reading, tea-dealer— Sept. 16, .1. Smith, Southampton. corn-merchant — Sept. 16, W. Hodges King's-head-yard, Duke-street, Blooms. bury, skin-dealer—Oct. 3, .1. Robinson. Beverley, York. hire. spirit-merchant—Sept. 16. E. and R. Smith and J. SWAMI, Woodhead, Cheshire, provision dealers. CERTI FICATES To be granted by the Court of Review. unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before Aug. 29. T. D. Smallwood, B,rmingham, grocer—J. Gregory. Weston, Somersetahire. innkeeper—W. Davis, Comp on. btaffordshire, butcher—H. Pa,es. Loughbor , ugh, . eicestershire, plumber— T. Mi lward, Epperbtone, Nottingham, miller. INSOLVEN (PETITIONER.) William Orton, Darla•ton, Staffordshire. file-cutter. MEETINGS AUGUST. LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. &sass Montreal,Pot 22 6Q 22 9 Pearl, new 23 g o 0 U. States, Pot 0 0 0 Pearl 21 0 0 0 Quercit 6 6 7 Oak,* ton t 5 10 6 10 C4Prlnan.. 4 0 5 0 BRIMSTONE,* ton Sicily, &c... 4 Tuscany.... CASSIA LIONEA,S. d. e. d 41 cwt. in bd 54 0 60 0 CLOVER-SEED,* Cwt. American, red3s 0 50 0 Dutch o 0 0 0 French & Germ.° 0 0 COCOA,* cwt. Trinidad.... 40 0— 45 0 -5 0 0 Grenada Brazil... COYFNE, 19. cwt. in bond Jama. triage )25 0— ordinary .. _ } 30 0- 33 0 Malaga...... Portugal Scc Levatt Palm, r ton Fish,? 252 good& line o. 60 0— 75 0 middling 0— 05 0 good mid. .. 0-118 0 fine mid. &c. 120 0-145 0 Dutch, triage )30 0— 40 0 ardinary good &fine o. 45 0— middling .... 56 0— - coloured-26 0 - Cod 3O 0 —3l 0 LINSKICD, yp czes23 6 —26 0 Rape,pale do. 38 6 —39 0 Tiu•pen. c w .35 0 —36 0 RicK, ip etc: _ _ _ Carolina, dress 27 0 --_0 0 good mid !And SW 0 -22 0 65 0- 70 0 fine mid., &c Mocha Ceylon Java . 35 0- 65 0 4B 0- 75 0 30 0- 40 0 Bengal. , rd. do g 6 —lO 0 mid to fine i 1 0 —l3 0 African none. Havana good & fine.. 32 0— 40 0 St. Domingo.. 90 0— 32 0 28 0— 31 0 32 0— 88 0 Rum, gallon, in bond Jamaica, 12 to lti o. p... 2 d - choice marks.. 4 4 Laguir a SArvLowEn, 13 , clot DYE WOODS, 'O . tun at'. s. Z. s Logwood, Jam. 5 0— 5 5 Hon. Az Dom.S 10— 6 0 Campeachy 9 0 9 10 rustic, Span 4 10— 4 1 5 Tampico 5 15— 6 0 -- 0— 0 0 0— 9 0 Bengal, good & A net 6 0 Ord. Lk mid 3 0 Bombay SALTPICTRE, 7 , 0 cut. S East India 2 6 SonthAmerivaßlB 6 SHKI.I. LAC, Cu'''. in Cabello 0 orange 46 0 - vribd block 2 0 —4O 0 10 0- 11 0 11 10- 12 10 0 0- 8 10 SKINS, Neutria, 49 , dox C 0 Chinchilli, do. 10 0 A ustralia .. I Bahia .. ... .. 13 0— g 0.5 0— Seal, each SFIIJIAC, cut , Barbad :es.. Bomhay B. Ayres ... g o - 9 3 10 0- Palermo Trieste. IVerona. 1 Tyrolese , SUGAR, 31,* clef . B.P. Muscovado Demerara . I Havana .... dry brown .. 46 0 good & mid.. 49 0 fine &v. fine 56 0 Mauritius, -43 0 1 dabs and mo 41 0 brown & yel. 44 0 fine yellow .. 52 0 —57 0 East India, Bengal KllallT 35 0 —3g 0 brown & yel 42 0 - good and fines 6 0 extra fine 58 0 Manilla, in bd. 17 0 —23 Hat an;t, do brown 22 0 -23 0 yellow . white ord 26 0 -28 0 12 0 - 6 0 - MADDER, 31r , ewt.s. d. a. Dutch, crop 68 0 —6g 0 Ombro 57 0 —66 0 Gamene 45 0 —55 0 Mull n 0- 0 French, S.F. S.F.F 5O 0 —53 ROCIIDALE.—There has been a very good market, and a tali • number of pieces have heeu disposed of at f rmer prices. There E.5.F.F.58 0 62 0 is but little change in the wo.A. market, prices remaining the Spanish SO 0 —55 the same as last week. MOLASSES. I) cut. St. Lucia, &c IS 0 —l9 0 Demerara, &c l9 u —2O 0 Bar & Antigua. 21 0 —29 0 MUNJEKT, curt 25 0 —3O 0 Oil, Oliver2s2 zultr. Gallipoli 439 n —4O 0 Trieste .37 10 —3B 0 .36 0 —37 0 36 0 —37 0 at 0 to —s6 • —2B 10 thrnusasruci.n.—Notwithstanding the unsettled state of the weather, our market has been very active, everything good in style being bought up with the same readiness as usual. Prices much the same. BRADFORD.—WooI Market: There is no change worthy of note since our last report, either as regards demand or prices. Yarn Market This branch of the trade continues in the same monotonous way ; nothing but complaining. Wool being tar too high to suliply yarns at the present prices. —Piece Market : The demand is tolerably active for some descriptions of worsted goods for the new mode of dying upon ; also merinos, Which are not so abundant Orleans are hardly so brisk. Coburgs continue steacy, and late prices firmly maintained. Leans.—The unsettled state of the weather keeps our cloth markets in a very feverish state. Should the weather turn out favourable for a tew weeks, there appears to he no doubt but that the trade will be good through the autumn. and the sup ply of goods to meet the season being less than usual. present prices will be fully maintained. Fewer buyers than usual have been at the market, and those who have purchased have exer cised the greatest caut.on ; in con equence, tie huslues in the warehouses has been below an average during the week. LIKICESTEIC—There is not much difference in our trade affairs as corapared with Last week. There is a fair demand for goods, and the prices for wool i.nd yarn are fully sustained. Nomstoni.x.—The condition of the staple manufactures of the town has but little varied during the last few days, and they may be said to be in general flat. The wrought cotton hosc branch, though du 1 and depressed, still continues better than the Cutup. The silk gluve branch ,till keeps slightly retro. grading towards its former position. The plain silk hose branch in the towns of Nottingham and Derby is extremely dull. The fancy bobbin-net trade is yet extremely dull, and presents but a gloomy aspect. We regret to state that the cotton warp lace trade is not improved; the tatting branch is in rather the best condition. TEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL April lo Lima July 8 St. 1-li Direct. !Indirect IWay 19 _Lily 1 Mauritius Nay 28 I Motile July 3 Monte Video. 28 1 New Yo: k Pernamhui July 19 I iti o-J-a* July 24 May 29 July 31 . . 34 June 27 TIDE TABLE July 26 MICA RA GVA WOOD Rio de la Hach , solid clean Lima, solid Barwood, i Gaboon Camwood Red San. vv ItLAY,is , ton Riga. P.T.R. P'burg, 9 head Archangel .... Dutch & Flem. GALLS, v coat Turkey, blue East India EVN. !HEIGHT I M RN, HOLIDAYS, ITC Tuesday 26 514 552 10 8 Wednes. 27 633 717 10 1 Thurs... 28 757 8 3.i 10 7 St. Angwitine. Friday.. 29 859 92 I 11 9 St. John Baptist belied. Saturday 30 945 10 4 13 0 Sunday. :31 1v 23 10 41 14 3 15thSundayafterTrinity Monday. 1 10 59 11 15 15 5 Au G. Z. s. d. a. d. - 2 3 -29 0 - 0 0 at Barbadoes `r m Ba co for t eh, sailed from Porto and John Tomlinson, H Irt 16th ult. 1 4 4 b i led from Jamaica for this port 10 th ultimo, and 4 rn, f r Hondura itith mo Itc,,, r _kme. sailed from s Eluthera ulti for this port 9th ult. sailed from Me: 'nice for PhiladolphL ' 4 ` 3o ke. from o and this port June, in Ist ith instant, in The light-ship Cyclops will resume her and will Malmo', and other places, 14:1 %)4 V. P.. I .lnt Chain " Allots have charge of ships ►ight on the even rd, to pilot v lII ISDAY A _ . • L ;u sr 21.—Wind N.W., fresh `j!easurer, Frame, fi Elenther a— Roscius. E Yorkl-Man,field, from Archangel—Concord. Petersburg—Zodiacus, Kohn, for Altons—and Il je t i ( n ° Yal, iloodless. th June ; Panthea, Glen, 26th ; Rickerby, 29th ; Athena, Ogg ; Sea Queen, At -° Pe. Cra wtord St th —all hence at Calcutta Mit Rogers, he:.ce off Mazatlan uward. sailed from Trinidad for this port tth ultimo 111 110ttster, hence at Barbadoes '"es. sailed (ruin Barbadoes for this port 20th bro il ' hence at St. Vincent henceat I aguira ri • iriris hence at Santa Martha tyh7 a ck, hence a a t ,le ßoin w ha .n y 2gth June "e therby, s f Madras for this port 13t1 kek t mci t t " D OddOCk, sailed from Saugor 14th June ; Orien -414, ", s eshire. 10th; Warlock, and Flora Muir, 20th; r ‘leAine, 26th; Courier, 27th, and Peruvian, 28th t :or t 14N h n. hence at Genoa tb, i „ e n, ce at Leghorn 47 1 4; e l . ster da in for Lancaster, off Holyhead I,rll b ."Tood, hence at Bombay 20th June, in andays 4 46. hrnall, sailed from 13,,mbay ,4th June, Anne "tr. 25th June, both for t. is port RI , k tt t P - -DAY, AUGUST 22.—Wind W. light. Queripel, from Tobasco—Archelaus. Bon. Orleans—Fernandes, Contente, from Lisbon— Ytp,, e ,ll. from Archangel—Frederick Nilhelmina, Ma Rodoli h. Priors, from Hambro' k t 4 tilt s ', and Clemence. Mainteman. from Antwerp= ith , V; (3 . from Ostend Bridget, Wade. from Lisb n Alexandria—Saranak, Morcker, from Phila. ca l liliatn Ash, Stephens, for St. Andrews, N.B.— n. for Riga arinriew urieans—ontano. Barstow, 11. 4 . "sschrodiac, Griffin, for St. John's, NB. Britons It h ,Lanark, Firth; and Satellite, Bainbridge, for elt...7 e pentlence ' Allen, and Espindols, Barston, for ; I ke l t rePi Peritraetl4 for Genoa—Science. Roberts, (14Ztronside Brown, for Macceio—Mi.rgaret, Lreigh , ha —Sir James Kempt, Murray, Revel Bo n I, from Aden at Bombay Apierson, saile . from Calcutta for London, July 1 tiulate,,,ide, sailed from Bangor for this port 19th June l ''r, r pole. from Ceylun at Singapore, and sailed 24,1 ROng Lhi . 4: l r ll , from Bombay at Siccapore, and sailed 26th 1 101 0 - ", e, Smith, from Batavia at Sincapore, and sailed eutta , fll,lkl "ice at H ng Kong from Manilla llth April, for Cowes, and 4, 4 ' I2th April, for London i t - ,;„,5, from Sinca ore at Banca Straits 31st May VnCis, hence and Mauritius, at Madras .1414,110 lit chi, from Colombo at Mauritius, and sailed ‘ 4, 4td Blackqone, from Manilla; Adriana, Dodd, 4 nd Ear; Powis, Wilson, from China—all at St. 10 %1 _ "ville, Johnson, sailed from St. Helena for this port fr ,nl , Monte Video for Buenos Ares 25th d 0 Z . 4 ( ! 0 and Merchant. Luke. hence a t Rio Janei M roay Ball, hence at Bahia ~Rke.and Thomas Me,Lor, Bruce, hence at Perri= ,bueo, cad sailed Ist Vll.rt from Valparaiso at Perna Lltig i t'o lit White, fr o m Sydney, N.S.V 4 Ultimo tor London '4°° sailed from Pernambuco t Pernambuco for this port Bth t ,C4.:; te ktartlten, hence at Alexandrina Is t I)Y• and Ne tune Morel , sailed from Alexandria slant th in • hit ; Bouverie, Messina, and Kate, Longmaio, Ft' l4 10-0!s .11,,.."Edt, and Midas, C , sten, hence at Genoa latip w ' Q ez. hence at Barcel ona Sti,N) h e '. of Exeter, from London, struck on the west N o - anic last evening. and filled. Crew saved. :—Magellan. hence to Lima, 15th instant, in W ; Sir Peregrine, from Bahia, 2nd instant, 011 . 6 • 9 fl W Feronia, hence to Venice. sth instant ; Hence to Corfa ; 7th L ao, 6th June, iu let. 3 i i ,‘Art /R „ vo,__—AY, AUGUST 23 ; Bencoolen, froni :. 42 W. kind S.W. fresh 'rom New Orleans—ha, h—and Hottinguer, Bursley k Ditio °C f ' 'Able Hale 1 hork from Sava( Alani Sharp, for Shanghae- N, lo t ; 4 rt, lsouard, for Alexant ,r 4t Sierra Leone—v Zi t 4 S 4 ‘ l ea—Liberty, Nortt 4' 11, 7 - Ocen tt N 141... a ra n i ;lsO s li . Cr I. l l l l 4 h e hl .. Zr t : i r'ni;l: Vert. t Za. Da • h N._ Bergen, Catharina, rt e , se ,er, r Malta, Rte.— Adler, fo Gallway, I R lt vtityies le. and Cyntli on. for Miran I k i 1 . 44-1 111t kit o b , 2 ' 3 ItPlu,s°r, and became very ulev e rboard and proceed. kil nr ke Minns, hence at O.tend and Elizabeth. Kin 4. hence at Napl 'toe' and Erin, Down, hence at ilelvoet C unningham, hence for China at Anjer 6th V, hence for Rotterdam, at Milford qtrtl7,athhridell from Saldanha Bay, off C Cove 41, 44 I 'eS' 14tittt‘1;. P os g te; from Pernambuc d tto ditto aislop, from at ' St. Domingo, ditto ,143,A 0 ,,,. from Memel, for this port, at Falmonth Rh' Ai ° 3O O f rom - Manilla, ' for New South Wales, at froM China, for Loudon, at Artier, 3d Mr lt,itti -"nets f ro m at Falmouth %u m . V a l par aiso, Vurn St. Petersburg. off Yarmouth p'„"rn Cuba and Charleston, at Swam A ron% V i tae. from Valparaiso, al this port; sailed Bth deji; er uatnbuco lat July. Lett at Valparaiso the 5 4 41' , % 4 ? - ' 'e 4 nd Royal Oak loading for Liverpool Gol f LO'rall arid Fortuna ' discharging. Berenice and i 4 ft_ 44 A Prili and Sincla ' ir and Fortitude 4th May, all 'it u rd , i llt,„; oOM Callao, at this port Otty`,..',from Ronny. at this port Valparaiso. hence at Callao "ro RIO B ence at Valpar aiso •r h ,, moute Video, at Valparaiso t St, i,~ •~ k ~i,,.~n~ or'. Y A -.IJOUST 24 t Swansea 4W ritht Wind N.W.fresl I tt A t ki - • Queb , ampion. Cc from Jams rn, and Intlebrongh, e, from Bombay— barles. Hoyt. from —Megsen- n Charlestr —St. Lucia. Kirt ley, ria, Egypt—Ann g ara, Merm id, M and Great Western. Ma Teri. arid Amity Goldsworthy. for Amity. Allen, —Britannia, Youn and Elizabeth and Ann, Wright fo , mbere. for Hammerfeat—B sonar' ,erts, for Dordt Baxter. Lanceman, ram St. John. N.B for Liverpool. 16th he Ann Hall sprung foremast, lost she would throw F CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL, HOUR 26, George Charles Crofts. Ist '26, Thomas Dan,on, (proof).. Sept. 2. Smith and Stanley .. 2, Robert Kirkham, audit .. 2. Manning Allen. 2nd 6, Daniel Dames, Ist.. RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS District Court, 11 Ditto, it Ditto, 12 Ditto, 12 From the Railway Magazine of Saturday NAME .rbroath and Forf Birming ham and Gloucest Chester ar Birkenhead Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dundee a: d Arbroath..., Durham and Sunderland Edinburgh and Glasgow Eastern Counties......., 4267 440 586 23i2i 3221 2739 29960 6244 4379 178.3 2002 169 , Glasgow and Greenock 19134 1228 1128 Glaszow and Ayr Ci rand J unction 1 17782 1 10224 Gras eseud and Rochester Great North of England Great Western I 1979 640274 2303' Hull and 'elby Hartlepool Dock and Rail, Liverpool and Mancheste London and Birmingham, London and Blackwall London and Brighton .. London and Croydon.... , London and Greenwich 1 689 - 20805 19228 74 1 )52 1244 1204 25582 6651 5579 22295 2016 1 6 8 Manchester. Bolton, and Bury Manchester and Birmingham. Manchester and Leeds and Hull and Selby — 7654 Midland Counties Newcastle and Darlington Newcastle and Carlisle Newcastle and North Shields 26666 568 427 North Union 14302 1840 1896 North Midland Par's and Orleans Paris and Rouen 26064 7410 6235 Preston and Wyre Sheffield and Manchester 29576 1305 814 South Eastern . Taff Vale 6932 12186 2156 I I Ulster I Yarmouth and Norwich York and North Midlan, I 367 23 Cor. wk. Last Pagsen- I Money. last year Div. - - gers. I 4239 9"4i 22530 I 6330 I PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL Woon, Deals, 140 stand. m. duty paid Duty Archangel .416 0 0 0 o Memel 15 10 0 0 Gothenburg l6 10 -- 1 7 - 0 Wyburg 16 0 Petersburg PLAN KR, per font of 2 inches thick. Danzig, Deck British American Pine LATIIWO on, per fathom. Danzig, 4 feet £8 0 British American 4 10 0 4i }ae 1 1 Ss. pei • 2} load. I kft:ZoAl7;,.. - per foot of 1 inch thick 1 1 Honduras 0 8 1 0 I 1 } Free St. Domingo OAK PLANKS, 3 6 110sper ld THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. iiaarktto. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, AUG. 19. Total quantities per Price per Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter. ..£C4 15 10 0 0 0 Wheat Oats... 4268 0 0 0 0 0 LEEDS COTtN MARKET. Au( 19. The arrival of grain this day moderate. T WI steady at late rates; Beans Is higher; Oats and b good demand at last week's priees. 'he Wheat trade i shelling in 1 LYNN CORN MARKET, Au°. 19. The supply of Wheat r.t market was small, the day being ex tren ely wet; the farmers demanded advanced prices, which checked business, and the little done was at last week's rtes. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, AUG. 19. The arrivals noted on Friday and those up since, form for the week a large supply of Wheat and Flour, with a fair quantity of Oats from Ireland, and a few parcels of the former Coastwise, but of other articles from those directions the receipts are small, and of Foreign Grain we have none fresh in to report. During the two concluding days of last week the wea ther was favourable here, and continued so until Sunday evening, when, and part of yesterday, we had a slow drizzling rain ; and to-day being extremely wet, reaping, which in some early spots in this district had partially commenced, is completely interrupted for the present. The repeated decline in London, however, having coun teracted any advance here, we have merely to repeat the quotations-of this day week for wheat of all descrip tions, at which a moderate extent of business was trans acted with local and country The trade in Flour remained rather languid, and barely maintained the rates of this day week. Barley and Pease remained steady in value, but not much business was doing. Malt, Beans, and Indian Corn were dearer, and in moderate request. Oats were in retail demand ; and Oatmeal dull of sale, each at late prices. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, Auousr 25. There is no alt. ration to state in the supply of our Cattle - Market from last week, the number being a lair average, but Am t the greatest portion of inferior quality; a numerous attendance paid of buyers; anything good eager y sought atter at high prices. Beef, 6d to 6Y 9 d per lb. ; Mutton, 6V 2 d to ;d per lb.; Lamb, 6%cl to 7d per lb GAINSBRO' CORN MARKET. AUG There was less business done at this market than for some weeks previously, at a decline of upwards of Is per quarter on Wheat. ROTHERHAM CATTLE MARKET, AUGUST 18. have had an average supply of Beasts to-day, o' good which were nearly all disposed of at from 6s 6d to 7s I er The quantity of good Sh ep was small, and sold early at about last week's prices. Beasts .450, Sheep limo. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, AUG. 20. We had a fair show of stock, and the quality good. The de mand continues excellent, and seems equal to any increased supply, he that what it may.—The het Beef and Mutton sold readily at 6d to bid per 14.; and only a few indifferent Beasts Sheep unsold. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, AUG. 20. During the present week, in consequence of twelve to four teen hours steady rain on Tuesday. the market was uninfluenced by the decline in Mark-lane. last week's prices being full) main ta ned. and many herders demanding an advance. Red Wheat realised 21s, and white 21s 6d per bag of gst. lelba. Grinding Barley and Oats supported their value. Fine Beans Is per qr. dearer. WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE . There is a fair supply of Wheat at market to-day, which only meets a slow sale at the rates of last Friday. Beans, Oats, and Shelling the turn dearer. A great quantity of ram fell in the beginning of the week, and some injury must now be done to the Wheat crop ; the last two days have been fine. AUGUST 22, DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, AUGUST 22. The weather has materially improved within the last two days, and is now ♦ery fine for the harvest, which proceeds with in creased activity. Wheat scarcely supported the currency of Tuesday, but Oats advanced sd to Ett per barrel - I MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, AUGUST 23 FrOm Sunday to Wednesday evening the weather here con tinned very wet and boisterous, without its hay!: decided effect upon the trade : a steady business however w done in all articles, at full prices. since that time it has be dry With warm sun and brisk this and the Liverpool and V ....slob with a tendency :to- :g any ver: hi ch at tich yester da: n Wherit and Flour. Thai morning the niasi lnwcra awl - appearance. arc again un settled. Prices of Wheat and Flour continue steady, and holders shew,a degree of firmness in not pressing sales iu the absence of any active demand. Oats and Oatmeal move off slowly at former rates. Beans in good request and is per qr higher. Fine Malt is held for a small advance. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, AUGUST 22. We have had a heavy dull market thro,ughout the week, but . . without any change i applies to a tescrii,tior prices sini . The im ittle more have been taken on state of the weather i rhere i ence to day, !culation 45o0.American, 150.. Egyptian and 35u Surat, and for exportation 16 American, Surat. The prices declared by the Committee of Brokers this week for fair Cotton are—Bowed 41d, Mobile 41d, Orleans ad. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, From the 16th to the 22nd instant, inclnsive. Prices paid i met) KT* SA LISS OF TIIE WhIEE . in the week. ThisW k. thisyea) 10 Stained 6900 Bowed Georgia 642° {laam Mobile a and Tenney 12783 New Orleans f Pernambuco lk Par 700 1 Aricati and Ceara 500 Bahia and Maceio 300 f Maranharn 1 Sawginned ... Minas nemerara,Surinm.n,&c Biiiiadoes Peruvian Bahama Laguayr a 1 - I Common West India, Carthagen a Smyrna .... Manilla 1880 Surat .. .... Madras .... Bengal 2050 bales 1 - - } .... 1 I ..•• CORN EXCHANGE. AUGUST 22 The duty on Foreign Wheat is reduced to 13s, on Rye to 9s per q . and Cu Flour to 10s 10d per barrel. We continue to receive a good supply of Wheat and Flour from Ireland, but of other articles thence or Coastwise, the ar rivals are small, and we have none so far i.1.1.....<*.fr,!rn ill. The alarming heavy rains - noticed In our last circular con tinued with little intermission, accompanied by violent gusts of wind, until the early pelt of yesterday morning. which appears to have been general throughout the country, and especially in the eastern count es. where the crops are reported to have su-tanned considerable injury ; our ket, in consequence, became much excited, and on Wednesday a more than usually extensive speculative business was transacted in all description of free Wheat, at an advance of fully 24 per 701bs. upon Tues day's rates; while any large operations in bonded Wheats an Flour were only prevented by the high prices demand for th few parcels offeling. Canadian and Irish Flour at the same thn participating in the improvement. Yesterday, however. th weather becoming more favourable, the trade was less activ at the advance above mentioned. 60 0- 65 0 53 0- GINGER, ip• cwt Barbadoes Jamaica G.. -200 6 E. India, in bd 15 0— 20 0 Guai, cwt. Arabic, Turkey 0 0— 0 0 East India. 2 0— t 0 45 0• Go 0— Batbary Senegal Hump, ton 4 a I''l;uii, clean.. 28 10— outshot 27 0— Riga, Rhine outshot 28 1 Brazil, in boii brown yellow „ white ord. Archangel u 0— Manilla 32 0— - Bombay l2 0— I 8 Jute ll 0— :4 0 HIDER, Ox and Cow, vlb i B. Ayres and Monte Video. TALLOW,* Mr. inferior & mid. 0 5 0 6 P'burgh, Y.C. 41 o —4l 6 good & prime 0 64 0 73 Odessa 40 0 —49 6 Do. salted .... 0 31— 0 43 Archangel 0 0— 0 N. Amer. salted 0 2j— 0 3i Buenos Ayres 34 0 —' Brazil dry salted 0 4 6 44 Stockholm .... 12 6 Rio, dry - Valparaiso, dry 0 42 0 6 Carolina Odessa, &c. dry 0 5 • 6 Virginia W. India, dry.. 0 44-- 0 6 TARTAR, IR cwt salted.. 0 3 0 43 Cream of Tartar6o • —,,. East India .... 0 7 1 0 brown and ye 1.46 5 —5O ~ Kips, B.A. dry. • 7 0 84 TRA, v lb. in bond. Horse, d. each 9 0 —l4 9 Bohea, Canton • 4 • 6 HORSE HAIR,* tb Fokein Short mixed long tails combed INDIGO, 7► lb. in bond. Bengal. pur. & violet 0 0— i.,..... ii. 17; Ili of 0 0— 0- 0 0 26 0 -20 • 9 0 good anti finc27 0 12 6 -1. 11 0 -11 11 13 0 -14 • Congou, com. 0 0— 0 10 mid. to fine. 1 k 2 4 Twankay, com. 1 4- mid. to good 1 3 1 10 Pekoe, Orange 1 4 1 0 Campoi, com. to good Hyson Skin.... mid. to fine 1 4 none 1 II 1 Souchong, good to Rue 1 6 4 0 IPekoe, flowery 2 0— 3 1 - 1 Hyson, coin— 3 4 2 6 4 0 1 fine 2 8 4 0 3 6 Young Hyson 18— 4 4 3 Imperial 4 0 Gunpowder, good a TosAccc ti fine 2 4 p It. in bond. J. River, Leaf.. • 2_— 0 4 blue ♦iolet, & fin 5 °— ord. & mid. 4 3 I violet & cop. mixed I - ord. Sr mid. 2 lOude... Madras, Guatimala, v tb 9 0 ® 8 4 ;old 8 4 S 10 100 Irish6ollsl - 0 Chevalir 31 0 —32 6 4 4 feeding.' 3 3 1.) —63 0 orowr 0 0-- u 0 0 0 - 0 0 3 10 lold 00- 0 0 o—o 0 O 0 - 0 0 O 0 - 0 0 45 0 -46 0 O 0 - 0 0 i 34 0 -36 0 (0 0 - 0 0 STATE OF TRADE MANCHICSTKR. — Every branch of trade is so extremelyhealthy, both in Manchester and the neighbourhood, that even the bad weather we have had during the whole of the week has failed to operate against us, and we may fairly report that a large business has been done both in cloth and yarns without the s ightest alteration for the worse in price. Indeed both 4.l.inch shirtings, 27 -inch 72's, and heavy domestic cloth are in many instances a shade higher, and almost a tota► absence of stocks in the manufacturers hands. The spinners are also working to order, and the profits are great. One mill in this neighbourhood is clearing one thousand pounds per week in a single article. In several of the districts the masters have advanced the wages of their hands, and we hope and expect, now trade is so good, that it will be done generally, for it is no exaggeration to gay that more money is making by spinning than was ever before known. Prices are as follows :-27-inch 60's, 4s. 6d. to is. 9d ; 66's. 6a. to ss. 6d ; and 70's, Is. gd. to 6s. 3d. - - - NORTH HAY MARKET, s. d. IL d. i nay. old 2f.lb 06- 0 9 I Vetches Potatoes, v 901 b, Kemps 2a I Ne Grass 0 2 Q 3: I Pink-eyes .. Straw, Wheat 0 6 0 7 ITurnips. Y. ton 21 0 O 5 0 61 anglewurzle 0 O 0 Manure Oat ... Barey LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, AvG 23 DISCHARGED In-patients cured l9 I In-patients Relieved and at own request 9 Out-patients blade Out-patients 3 Casualsduring the week.. 9 Irregular Dead I I I Remaining iu the house. Ig4 Consulting Surgeoni, Mr. Forshaw and Mr .Dawson Chap1ain......... Rev. W. Chauner. House Visiters, Rev. J. B. MonK ana S. martin. Apothecary, Mr. George Padley. House Surgeon . Mr. M'Cheane. JAMES BOLD. Treasurer NORTHERN HOSPITAL [WEEKLY REPORT.] Accidents Medical and Stygical ca upon recoinme I Relieved and at own request 3 3 1 Attending as Out:Patients. 16 Irregular 97 1 Die Remainingin the Hospital.. 72 Consulting Surgeon. William Gill. Esq. House Visiters, Rev. Thomas llornby and Daniel Neilson, Esq. Treasurer, R. W. Buteson, Esq. Chaplain. Rev. Wm. Hughe ---House-Surieon. Mr. Parker PRICES OF SHARES, AUG. 25 Saturday's. 40.. sls SHARES RAILWAYS 25'Aberdeen Railway 21, Aberdeen, Banff, id Elgir. 5 - ,Birkenheild and Ches. Junction . Birkenhead, Lancashire & Ches. , Birkenhead & Holyhead Junct 31 I 3 100 iiriningnani and GI, 25 Ditto quarter . 3 New shares ;5 4 ... Jll 'Bideford and Tavistock 14 1 Blackburn, Burnley & Accringtni 104.. 1 4 2 ;Blackburn, Darweu and Bolton. fiti .. 10 'Blackburn and Preztou 21A - 70 Bristol and Exeter ... 2 Ditto new Shares... 30 Bristol and Gloucester ;Bristol and Liverpool Junction 3 (British and Irish Union 4 'Bolton, Wigan and Liverpool 5 Caledonian Extension Catnbrid 635.. 65s 1 71 ge and Lincotr 63 xd o 4 63 do 61 30 do 31 4.. 4* 19i.. 211 111.. 11# 21;... 26; I 88.. 90 IThia Day 2i I 12i 13 34 1615 3d, 50 Cliestez and iakenbead 14 Ditto new Shares Ditto half 15 I,Ches iter and Holyhead And Preston Brook 2 ' IClAurnet Valley lj Clitheroe Junction . 3 Clydesdale J unction 1 it.uventry and Nw liCoventry and Lei , Lierby and Crewe chain and Norwich 113 - over and Canterbury !e and Perth 2illlun :5 lastern Counties New Shares Perpe Perpetual, No dniUurgh and Glasgow 12ii 1) er share Leith and Wanton 41 Ditto, preteren ce-shares . 10:dinburgh and Dumbarton 14IEdinburgh and Notthi t i,Edinburgh and Peeblt li;Edinburgh and Perth Fie'etwood, Preston a _ 14' pitt. pracrence Wares Gtasgpw and Ayr 12i D,ittii quarter shares Gloster and Dean Forest 100 G and Junction 60 Ditto hall shares 2 5 Quarter 17i New quarter shares 5 One-eighth shares Quorter st 100 Treat North 01 N.:hglan 5 New Stock £3O shares, 2 'lGreat North of Scotland so .treat Western 50 Ditto Halt Shares 20 Ditto Fitth Shares 2 I Ditto Ditto - Ditto quarter 241 id 243 119 do 120 l2Ol 514 do tOti Goole and Doncaster 1 Harwich 3 N ..dderAeld, Cana. and Itailw,) 3 II uddersfi - ld and .sheffieid I +I uddersfiel 50 'Bull and Sell 2i Ditto quarter 1 Inverness and Elgin Kendal and Winderrn-re 25 Lancaster and Carlisle 47 Lancaster anu Preston 19 Ditto three-quarter shares 0 Ditto quarter 22a Leicester and Birmingham 106_..1/1_ I 11 xd 2 100 Liverpool and Mauern.te 50 Ditto half shares ..., 25 Urtw quarte 2 Ditto new . do 10411 431.. 441 1 L'pool, M & Gt. N. of England. rt• • it L'pool, M. and N'castle Junctior, 2*.. 21 21 Liverpool, Ormskirk Sr P. est..n s i• • Di 100 +,undon and Birmingham ...... !22xd nw22l 444 do 454.1' Ditto Je 2 Ditto quarter shares Ditto fifth shares 25 London an“ Blackwall 50 London & Brighton .. I '. l 2 ._ 15 l5 14j 2 . 738.7218 - 11 .. 118 „ 752 xd 764 20 I Londo a and Croydon I 7* 46s .485 6 Third shares 4d New shares London, Oxford & Cheltenham I 1 London & Windsor 2 London and Portsmouth BO uondon an , t :loath W 12 2ilLondon and 1 ork Bawtry,: 2il Direct Northeru o ILongridge and Preston 5 Leeds and Bradford New A;) shares .... i I, t Leeds ;I Dewsbury ilLe,ds and Thirhk ,s and West Riding -1 I 488 6d I 48s. 6d. 77i - xd 1 iia.. 16 304.. 31 I MI 2 Ig!Lyon mid Derehaff 24ILyun & Ely 9L.. '0 el.. si 335.. Ws 4 Ditto quarter , 2 New quarter shares Manchester & Birkenhead Con 111 , Matichester & Birmingh. Con... I*" 2* M..nchcster, Gt Grimsby 3 dis.. pm 12i Manchester, Bury, & Hossen. 21i.. 23 93 Manchester, Bolton, & Hu. 172 Id 175 4# 3 Manchester. Sheffield & Midlanc 5 2.6 7 6 Manchester and Leeds . 34 Ditto half shares ... 2 Ditto quarter shales . 3 4 Ditto sixteenth shares 228 Matlock a d Midland... 10 4 Atdiand Railway ..... 2 £do shares 2 I 175th Shares I Birm ogham and De Mold June ion 141 ' ^st — ewarkand Sheffield.. .. 111 Ke meastle and Ber , ick 100 Ne scastle and Carlisle 25 Quarter shares 25 Newcastle and Uarlingtor 10 New • hares Ditto, Durham, & L :mash. 211 Newport and Abergavenuy 14 North British 7i.. si 169 xd 171 I fits d . fits 132 ad 134 1 Half shares . N, rth Eastern . 2j Nor h Kent ... 101) North Union (A 100 Ditto (B 50 Northern and Eastern 14 Norwich and Brandon I I New shares 228 North Staffordshire North Wales.. 9 INorth Wales Mineral i New shares 22s North Western 'Nottingham and Boston Nottingham, E. & Ambergate 'Nottingham & Gr ntharn I} Nottingham & Mansfield 2 Oxford & Birmingham Junction 2} - Oxf . rd, Worcester & Wolwer. 50 ; Preston and Wyre Preference (5 per cer & div. 25 I Nev 10s 1 New shares s 611 Sixth shares 111 Preston and Wyre E 100 Runcorn Gap ... 10 New shares (8 20 Ditto preference .nd Man lihetfiel Chisarl I I ,hrewshury and Herefordshire V: hrewsbury and North Wales 2 •hrew,bur y, Nolverh. & Bir. 5 lihrewsbury and ( 1 a'bury. Oswestry 22sIstirewsbury and Trent( Ch , ster -- liShrewshury, W'ter and Crewe 15 south Devon 50 South Eastern and Dover 12 New shin 7 New shar 2i News 2} Sec hares No. 3 h Central .. South Midland South Staffordshire J unction 2} South Wales le Southport and Euxton • Staffordshire & Shropshire J uric. 2 Trent Valley I f Tre. t Valley Continuation Trent Valley & Midland Junction xi Wakefield, Pontetract, and Goole la Warwick and London 2 Welsh Midland West Lancashire I • 2i %it est Yorkshire 1 Worcester and Tting Whitehaven and Furness 20 Yarmouth and Norwich *York and Carlisle 10 I York and N..rth Midland 25 Ditto half Shares... ill New Half Shares 25 Ditto, Scarborough: 26i i 2' 32' . 9} I 9* 61 U 6 51 31 Si i .-„.), an 5 12s 6d. 4414 38 4. 211 29k.. 3,44 3y* • 40 130 -131 Ti 4 I !!!!-e 3f 31 33* 46 iolxd HO I 62a do 54 24 .. 25 BO .. II 20 IYork and Selby ..6511 shares MI: 11 LINES. If Bai d n and Bantry 24 Bel sit and Ballemena 24 Beinot and Coleraine 2ißelf.st and C unty Down 24ICork and B ndon - - 2i Cork and Killarney i 3 Cork and \'‘ attrfor4 2i; Dublin and Belfast Jul 65 !Dublin and Drogheda, iilDuhlin and Wexford 1 !aVtit dalk and EnniAd N. ick and W termord PRICES OF SI-lAR"S. I at' i FOREIGN AN D LIN& 10 IConstit Central of Fr 4 Ideeans. Tow 2 - Paris and Lyons, I Ditto 20 Paris and Orleans 20 earls and ftnuen . 2 Paris and Straustit 1 16 Rouen and Havre 14 Straaburglkand Basl, 4 !Sambre and Meuse 2ilLivery It) I Ditto 1u Ditto 31anchest North am 2ilLiverpool Fire - I Ditto Royal Assuan footle Water Works COLONIAL 3onlogne and Amiens, English Ditto central of Fr Ditto French Stock.'laningtor] Ivo Coa: Gas C Ditto new shit? lou 'New G Coke Ctmp 1741 And!rton C!!tT 100 3xchange Buildings 100 larrington Docks 103 Liverpool Dock Bond, new Pacific steam Company I 20 mock Ferry rZirtbs, Barriagts anb Death BIR IsHS London, t On the BEAUMONT dame day On the 16th in ilton-crescent Shropshire, the H LONETI', Oia daughter Same day, the lady Birkenhead, of a daughter f WILLIAM PIKE, Esq., Park MARRIED On the 16th lilt_ at Picton, of her Majest 's Customs at tl the late W. MORTIMER, Esq J. H. LANE 1 Smyrna, merchant an, HEBER, great nicee of the late Rev. Richard H elle ton-le-beans-hail, near Northailertor On the 16th instant, at Christ Ch LEY to SARAH, daugl,ter of Mr. G. Cheshire LEIGH, late of High L Same day, at St. Peter's Mum Esq., of F. ankfort, to E LEAN 0 bTER, Esq. On the 17, instant, in In, by the SPIELMANN London, to MARIAN, elc Esq., of this town. Same day at Chest Chur daughter of the late Mr. A On the 16th instant. at st. John the liaptu eldest son of Mr. H. MAYEIA%K, of her 0 this port, to MARGARET, third daughte JONES, of Toxtetb-park On the 111th insta by the Rev. Jam Octagon Char D OASt Nliddle Temple; to Ats.. GASKELL, Esq.. of this tow Same day, at Gaaroc►_ Wakefield. to MARIA, youn, BELLAMY, and niece to Viscot. Someday, in London, 11010 ELIZABETH, youn est claw,' )way, T. T Hon. Sir CHART Same day, at St. B ide' A.M.. Mr. D. PIERCE. gr third daughter of Ca Same day, at St. J THOMAS YOUNG, Esq late ROBERT JA I IESO Same day, at Morton, Lir ptain T MAKIN, Esq , of Evert youngest daughter of E. On the 21at instant, at Birker. Knox, Mr. JOSEPH BR ATTA N JEPSON, eldest daughter of M town. Same day, at Christ Chn-ell, by ELLIS. eldest son of JOHN LLOYD, Esq county of Carnarvon, to ELEANOR, SOTHERN, Esq.. of this town. Same day, at Walton Church, MO! ANNE, daughter of ROE Derby R,T PENDLETON Church, by the Rev. Mr 9M PROMO' Same day, at I Mr. FREDERICK WILLI STEAD, third daughter of the late Thomas A this town. Same day, at Childwall ANNE, daughter of Mr. vertree On the 22nd instant, at St. B Steward, EDWARD ENTWISLE geon, Leicester, to ELIZ BETH, youngest d late V% ILLIAM STRETTON, E q., of the same W. GO Same day, at St. .1 Captain WILLIAM MARY ANNE, only daugt of Warren Point. county ll GNItDI Same day, at of St. Paul's Cathedra', to of the Lord BISHOP of LONDON KY FRANCE horch, Mr. E. J. WIGG to MARY f Yew-tree-house, Wa by the Rev. J. ?f, :ei of the .)y the Ito'. W. M. Falloon, p Cnmmerce. to SWANN. d daughtes Same day, at St. George's Church, London. Lord NI ke- DONALD to Miss WYNDHAM, daughter of the Countess of LISTOWELL. Same day, at Palet hamshire, by the Rev. C Esq., fourth eon of Wilbraham Egerton, Esq., 0 , Ta, Cheshire, to Ladp MARY FRANCES PIER REOOIN daughter of the Earl and Countess M A NVERS Same day, at the Friend's Meeting-hou ' MAN GODLEE, of Lincoln's-inn and tl bars ster-at-law, to M? SON LISTE t, of Upt On the 25th insta' GEORGE ASHTON, teth-pck p Chapel, Thoresby-v les Eyre, EDW t 14.1) Notting_ EG EXTON, 3w, RIME ! Tempts, KY. eldest daughter JOSEPH JACK at St John the Baptist's Church, Mr Miss ELLEN WRIGHT, both of Tut DIED Old JOHN ThYLOF bridge University mars able for his retentive memory. gild relate iuc years ago with great .1) te t , r his ;radwited 'ape Cameron $ years. JO-EP Ff. uouglas, lble of the head 4,1' the MAIKS, El imp,- N RY MOZE LY. Esq. REBECCA suddeniy. lARY, daugla ,(I..ft. after a long an 4 Itev. W. B ancellor Knight anecdotes of many of t in the Univer On the lat of June on his passage from Ci this port, on board the Prince Llewellyn. aged 13: third son of Mrs. ORM El 1.01), ironmonger, I 25th ult., at Montreal. by barque Promise, aged 16, CHART place. On of the Friary, Derby On the Sth luster VALE, of lticharu while attending her I. ter of the above. On the 6th instant. at Bi. WM. BLIGH, son of the th ra On the Bth instant, at the Deal painful illness, in his 88th yesr, Mr. J. B. PRYCE and the Right Bruce were brothers of the deceE O❑ the 4th instant, in his 73d year, it, at Bayswater. ag Castle, ereford Ou the loth RIGBY, provision-dealer, tin aged 5 months, ABRAHAM. smi of t Same day, In Holland. the DUC DE NOR! ten, ed to be the Dauphin, son of Louis Xv 44, ISABELLA. wife of Mr. 7. A Hebert, es ,Iy. says. -1.1 • sist r- in law, Msg. S. CLA KKE, solid- .sidence. Kirk Onchan, JAS. CR FT Plumpton, 4r. WILLIAM! I 216.. 2, BAKEi LIZA BE 11-1 . GlasE ow. ilnshire, V.) near this town during that K 15024 MMONT. eJ WEB- r of LOUIS SAMUF.I. L. Esq -1 Stewart C. Cow N ELLEN' late of tld , of Tra lwyn, in the ,t daughter of .101314 ELY, Rs, Esq., west ,wrenee. A KM- stead Esq., 61 h year 1 6i a i II Director• General d the Duke de Normandie he the Postes ( in May, 1810, in arrest and undergoing ar cabinet of General It, det, Gene, al of (I really son of LOUIS XVI General Rade to Paris. Count Mir _ acquainted with this lor of It his papers, as, al On the 12th in Baines, Lone tor, of Leeds MA itY, the wife of M Dear Douglas, Isle of M On the 15th instant. at Yaffc aged go, WILLIAM 11001), Esq - On the 16th 11 FOSTER, Esq., .ant. at his kt OS. DIGO sou of the Rev. H. E Same day, aged 2t, CHARLES, eldes COW LE, joiner, Edge-hill, deP"l him Same day. a' majesty's Customs at this putt, V• Toner, of Crooked lane Same day, at S Lge, nea 32. WILLIA'M TONER, of ber 50, RICHARD BYTHELL, Esot surgeon. Sdme day, aged 93, RICHARD COCKIN, of Doncaster member of the Societ Same day. at Hayton, near k STEEL. While mowing' a grass ruptured a blood vessel, and in a On the 17th instant at Lichfiela. aged B.D , head-master of the Free Grammer School. Same day, at Rotterdam, aged -^, Sir ALEXANDER RIER, late British Consul for South Holland ana Zealand On the lt3th instant, aged 59 years, ELLEN, react of t►' THOMAS HARRIS. of this town. Same day, at Sawt , late of Rock Ferry . aged 31, h dot iu front a uddenly, aged 62, M AS. RAYNE,. Same day, aged 41, Mr. RICHARD PYE, of Bottom-I Atherton. Same day. at Birkenhead, aged 94, MARY ANN. wife of Mr. J. H. BROWN, and daughter of Mr. S. Wild, of this town ; also, the infant son of the former. Same day, while on nuty on board the ship Satellite, by the falling of a cask of water, aged 18 vears. PETER M'LAY, ae phew of Mr. D. M'Lay. of stanhop•' Same day, at her residence, I. pp Mrs. ELIZABETH FAWDINGTON. Same day, at New Road-end, Thornton, aged 14.0, MARTHA. widow of the Ist,. Mr. JOHN REN N. T Brook.strett, a EORGE COL- f Mr. J? . )RT 11. of 4. DODD, On the 19th iustant, age dren, which survi of ved Cloanlyl J. (ALLEY, Esq. , ug 311 of John Colmar MAN On the h instant. age IAYES Uan fortltu, ,t Widne Same day, aged ,:.btant r. LI. 1 Same day. aged 26, after a ►ingering ii ness. . aged 47, Mr. PETER 11i 1 12 I 458..475 I g C,mr, to ANNE :cher, and Matilda. Minowell, for kin, and Quebe ow. for Mir Matk. for ! Al Tom Banks, Jones, for enberg, hence at June for Danzig - , C. Pipe BM aPier. Maran h a mar I . qtrkirkhove—and a a., • At Maur IQuebec, red nd fect lon Tl7,ll;ica, per cubic foot Oak Pine, British Amer. c IDanzig Memel Riga.real••••. 00000000 • •• .tgo 0 13in.thick,} 3 , 0 55 0 mon 0 0 1 5 yellow (I) 106 } B.P.Is. 4 1 8 1 Sa— 2 9 1 Sa— 9 0 130 s Od 1 D 1 10 j CarTacas, Flo. S 9-- 1 Sohres LAC DYK D.T. and prime l 6 mid. to good 0 ord. & infer. 0 2 MA DDlia R 0 OTS as ewl. Sm}rna Tripoli & Syria French Naples Kentucky Marylard Timm n alc, 4 , cwt. in bond Beng TVEIPENTIN I3 , 1 CU' 60 8 VA I.o,:inot , tun.Z 8 d e a Smyrna, picked: Noma WA American 10 0 - firms' cut. African East 1 ndia Aniericaa .. 7 • - EASTERN DISPENSARY Patients relieved at the Dispensary 10 ill to attend, and Physician Lion. Surgeons.— 111 r. Gilderskeves House Surgeon Apothecary.—Mr. Lloyd -ROSE-HILL Report of eases for the week eliding Aug Dr. Gouthwaite and Dr Ashcroft. Messrs. Hayes. Lockwood, and Harris 2 Mid and (;t We , te 2;1 DAto Extension ewry. A rff Newry and Warren.imint 225 New and Cad6w 32 Ulster 1 'Waterford aid liilkeui•y 241Wexford Enniskillen ..I 48 & Canal .. 3* Ban ridge. and Belfast" in the 56th ye y. aged $4l CROWN, a BETH THOMAS On the 2 TIPPTETS Patton. C Same day, at his residence. 58, Upper rice tars, Mr. JOIIN WOODCOCK. wine and spiri Same day. pg_ed relict of ROBEH. reet, for wood, Es l, diet ; 110 )of tb e i s it . 0 , n 0