The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19 00:00:00

~....._... , , • . .T 3 --'.; ,N: 41, . . ...„ Jan. 19, 847. . 1 THE tl ir Li" III? 0014 STANDARD. ..._ ---. ithoi.. te . . the mass -itqiipping ilitrilignirt.• 4114attt5. - 'llatitrts'. , LIVERPOOL SI amount _____ I to the _______ o ______ Amt. i -40 SHARES. 1 all the TUESDAY, 12th JANUARY.—Wind S. fresh. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, JAN. 12, 1846. DUBLIN BUTTER AND PROVISION MARKETS. paid. I These markets have heretofore, immediately after Christmas, , e 1 --- A RRlVED.—Carlotta, and Giula, from Palermo, and Betsey, Wheat, 358 qrs., 6 .t 3 6s. 7d. T. qr. : total, ..t 1191 16s. 10d. he con- from Patras. Barley, qrs., @ .4'o Os. Od. v qr.: total, .I.' —s. —d. raised their prices; they have, this year, lowered. 25 Aberdeen' RAILWAYS. sttwelve SAILED.-- LE D . — Nine, Williams, for Lisbon—Osprey, Ripley, Ha- Oats, 14 qrs., ®XI lls. 10d. is qr.: total, .22 ss. Bd. ----. ---- --:: 2R Amhermite 8 Vastern Junct , 1847, Nine, rho., ehnrlPstan— Wins - A lfrarl * Kra!! ____ -- -—--- - - - A, 1847, ;oes, but SAILED. — Nine, Williams, L.- _ vannah—Medemseh, Chase, Chariest° , St. Michaels—Countess of Minto, Tribune, Orfeur, Constantinople— :Venice. Osprey, Ripley, Ha- King Alfred, Knill, Allen; Palma and Smyrna— gkerries, for of the DUBLIN CORN MARKET, JANUARY 15. There was a good detnandlor all descriptions of grain this day, and an advance was realised of Is. to 3s. on Wheat, Is. on 25 Arbroath and Forfar. 223 Bedford, London, &Birmingt 22 Birk'head, Lancash. & Chesil Surpass, destina- ;arily be n be de. Index, Cross, hence at C0r0... Gipsey, Mitchell, from Hambur Antonius, Vulhoop, hence at Flu, Nautilus, M`Fern, hence for Terc Dickey Sam, Coaker, WESTPORT, Jan. 9. for this poand, i rt, is on is shore on the roc.., Sod Bay, t feared, will be a total wrec,.. TRADE, Jan. 9.—The Newcastle, Lock, of Glasgow, from Tralee for Liverpool, went on shore between Cullansfrey and Sack on the 24th Dec„ and remains, leaky, with cargo dama ged. loucester at Lisbon )nstimp alluded )oath, it Quarter shares Zl'Blackburn, Chorley, & L'pool 2LBlackburn,Clitheroe & N.W, 11 !Blackburn, Damen, & Bolton 75 !Bristol and Exeter 10 New shares tiat Kingstown Deeeni- rist, from Liverpool rope, to ululate& Carriganmore, Black rew saved. 30 IBristol and Gloucester 84/IBuckingharnshire rop; the 30 'Cakqoiiian 21, Half shay , nsump- Le stock: Clydesdale Junction Jan. 11.—The Athelson, Peck, from Quebec for Swansea, put in here to-day, having been blown up in the chan nel, leaky, with crew disabled. The Grace, from Liverpool for Antigua, is putting into this port, with loss of bowsprit. KINGSTOWN, Jan. 11.—The Kinston, Dwyer, from Liver pool for Honduras, got on the outside of the east pier, yester day, but was backed off by her sails, an d i s a t an chor in the _ ,ester and Holyhead 23 ;Dundee and Arbroath nd Perth d to in 20 !Eastern Counties WEDNESDAY, JA NUA RY —Wind S.S:E.,•moderatE ARRIVED Palermo. its and prices ad Emilia eelestina, froir SA *LE n ; --York, Archibald, New Or Nero, Gibson, fc 2 York Extension 20 E. Lancash. late B'burn & En 14 East Lancashire ucitu—rArtma tiraham, New Orrinan s--Con sta nee o prove Hilly al- NI ma- ~ .ines—Loquette, Cook, Africa—Rival, Peterson, Nas sau--Venite, Salter, Boston—Le Pae. Bolivia•, Fin; Graves, and Bosch's, Eldridge, New fork—Post Boy, Daniel St. Michael's—Eneghedem, Schan, Oran, and Caledonia, Hun. tf,r New sc 20 iEdi Cy, ill ver it on the Magdal en I s f an d s 2Gt h Nov. WA, IT .0 IV I C . L.ftt Cambria, (steamer,) Judkins, from Boston at this port; sail( on the Ist, and from Halifax on 3d instant. Chalce, Elizer, from Monte Video' at this por Nov. Tlte Royal Exchange was to sail the foil nce shares.. h and Nora hares— having sailed 149 2 Edinburg 121 Ely and f 5+ Exptor. N TO to a I. F. wing vessels dna, Dublin. vil, & Dorchester 32/ FleetwOod, Preston, & W.Ridin 50 Furness. id Winderrc Tlnwa 31St Octa o Glasgow and AN pub- 3, that 1847, 56,000 4 upply wed to Skofield, hence at Ilichmond, Hathorne, hem Sanders, Butte), 123, Quarter share 2 New shares.. Active, Stabil , _ James Warre,.marron, hence at Constantinopl e . Love and Unity, Williams,'from Leghorn at Cove. - Phantom;Sanders, sailed from Cons'.antinople 21st Dec., and Rowend, Teesdale. 2firt_ fn, thi. n Mamora, Barnes 5 ,Glasgon , and in 25 ,Glasze -19 sley, and Green 1. Half siiares i; Preference ,Grant North of. England rodent Blarney, (steamer,) her 5 I New stock 15 .:30 shares ~*l5 shares 2} Great North of Scotland F 5 Great W hence at New York. Washington Irvin loinbro, Jonvrin, her ,g, Caldwell; Rem Robeit llunter, Todhuni Thompson, and Adrian, Davi I 1...a[1:11. Omni Affghan, Black, from Demerara a Harriet, Rockwell, hence at .Apalg Syria, Cox, hence at Savannah. 13 Huddersfielt 3 Extension 42/Rofl_. lradfd. Union Mountaineei Wyominz, 3 hence at Phila, 22};Kendal and NI 42/;Lai re and North Yorkshire s for Malting Barley and 475 Lancaster and Preston 19 Three-quarter shares 156/ Quarter shares I Thirs' 21Liverpool, ( & Southport N'cast. junc 2551Lo n ndon a ock. , London 8 & S. Coast ock.iLondon and North Western New Quarter shares Fifth char (G. J.) ( ter shares.... £4O shares (L. & M.) .... Lonchve& M'chr. & Birmin Quarter shares Quarter shares LIVERPOOL SHARE LIST. Saturday's Prices. par G i n, are es ge to be ationa• )f ma of the 'dicta.; then-. reek'w 0 part Even. ploy dered of the what trly a Low Grace, livri bow from ph pa 41, long:6sig crew and ca!tsser li , ED.—Kestrel, Turner, Apalachicola—Fatima, Cal cutta —Colonist, Ellerby, Ceylon and Madras—Kevi tiers, Virginia—Thomas Battersbv, Wbite, Berner Setters ; Ganges, 'Smith ; and Lockwoods, Ebrinetoo, ew leans—Lehigh, Young, Philadelphia—Nyverheid, Briex, O s t en d —Leila, Woolley , Galatz—Pet, Buikeley, Constantinople-- Goodluck, Le Crock, Ancona. - z - , A I in , d , John narrow, from London a Milton, Hodge, hence at Bost Oriental, Hoyt, 'hen St. John, N.B, Mary, her if, Cam' Doris, Carey, and Mar xet Gib- t Malta, and sailed 31st Dec. for vocl, hence at Beyrout at Triest Lily, urn, Ellison, I Girgenti. ~_____. 'Mexican Packet, Greaves, sailed from Girgenti 2Gth Dec. ; Ranger, Pillack, and Zenhyr, Lamb, 30th Dec., all for this Mort. Don, Vautier, hence at Alessi Douce Dalie, from 11 Birkny, Nickles, and The Emm, itius utr Scill to 3les tanzas, ran on shore 1 •-•- ,eing. caulked. -The brig Maria, of Bilooa, from Ma -Ist p-. night, n save ear Carnsore, and is full of ! _crew d. water, with loss of rudii NEW YORK, Dee. 31 York for CC 7rom New M ichael's—Jacoba W SA t -- L E.Alechanic, Sargeant, Si erra L eone alsh, St. B John, .B. — Victoria, Hartshorn, ainbridge,N Mobile—Crishna, Sharp, ML, __,,—Sa %acia, Garrick, Havana—Orelio, Whitfield, Bayo nne —A re o f Trumps, Ledstone, Lishon—Efinor Chapman, Francis, Lima— Zobert A. Parke, Morton, Honduras—Jane, Walsh, Newfound• ' - nd—Kezia. :Mooch 3rown, from Bonny—Belius, Le Bono —Lady Carolir New York RTlGiazia, Aleda- Thomas, George, • The British Si John, N.B. 15th t, Shields, leaky, and ), Dec. 2: e tige. .._BEERHAV SATURDAY AmtivEro.—R. D S icid Abydos,--, from ons. vnl /tIOOs ~AtL;; D ____ nl , l , o ,r: from sev Nifreci"iiC Afarenigh, froze Argimou, Nancy, B Ocean, Wißeam •• ii, hem wxx3o..Roinniy MSS 1_ eßfprte Foint 4 , t 'l h s j al a i darn liead, having i;eelrn contact RSDAY, JA ARY 'l4 mon, La 16th .JANUARY V, Marcev I Il e Air;'' Ente,r: n m aricham, hence at the Cape _uke, Pitts, hence at Ancona. row Denmark off Extnoutt Port j 3 I)pi q. fjin4th.~ ei *Ai j /or A ).‘ AY, 18th JANr.a. R Y.—Wind S.S.I o.— Hyperion, Whelan, from C o bij 0 v`avins Wille rtott, Maceio--Mary Marsden, • ? N eral Colburn and Clinton. Smith Np‘ NT,,,e____,--(ireenock, Walker, and ( Rod:shire, Evans New an "_ York—r... ~iit_hell, Gafat r, .o or gan, from Civita Vecci t. Chene Nenfoy. f un ... r.' dland, at Cove. rr. h ro ;; - " , i , Trom n ozerboard looieston at Cove, wi I, with loss of P. Cope, Miercken, coned sth Dec., lat. been struck by lightning and set on tire taken off by the 'Emigrant, arrived here Wind S.S. from St. Micha 'ban, lience - at Fowey, with kiss ( C atania—Fermin, Ambola, Tarragona—Blar rilm IT _ nson, Virrini DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, JANUARY 14 Engines was heavy and dull; cattle, from 40s. to 50 from 40. to 6d. per 111:1V61,Eid. cs. to 465. per cwt. gs plenty, at - SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, JANuARY 13. The show of Stock was large to-day, and for the season the quality good. The demand for Be e f and Mutton was but um- WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET JAN. 13. derate, and buyers had a slight advantage. All prime Stock We had a large supply of Sheep at our market this morning, sold op. Beef, 6s. to 6s. 6d. ; a few prime, 6s. 9d. per st. Mutton, 6d. to 6d. per lb. Sheep, 6500 ; Beasts, 500. We had a large sup ply of lean Cattle and Calvers. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, JANUARY 18. We have had a smaller supply of stock at our market to-day than last week, nearly the whole of which was sold at little or no alteration from our late statement. Beef. 54,1_ tg ei,t --.. THE IRISH GRAIN These markets continue in a most excited state, the supply being difficult to be ground to meet the immense consumption. LIVERPOOL The extreme price of Wheat is now 505.; of Barley, 305.; of Oats 235.; of Oatmeal 275., and of Flour 2Ps. per cwt. ; Bran is Bs. to 9s. per cwr., being nearly equal to that of course Oat- Hay, old, 201 h Oat meal in former years. New HAY AND POTATO MARKET JANUARY 18, 1847. s. d. s. d. 0 7@o 10 PotatOes, 9016 0 0— 0 0 Kemps 0 6 0 8 Pink 0 o_ 0 2 Cups I Clover Grass WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, JANUARY 15 The arrival of Wheat is large, yet the demand is proportionate, and a further improvement of 2s. per quarter is obtained. Barley is Is. to 2s. per qu ar t er dearer, and Ilda!t is 3s. per load Barley higher. Oats and Shellin g are rea d y sa l e a t l ast wee k' s ra t es . Carrots. Beans are held at Is. to 2s. advance. 7 0@ 7 6 6 9 '7 n 0 2 0 2i Turnips 49 0 —5O 0 i Manure ton .30 0 —3l 0 5 0— 6 6 LEEDS !ORN MARKET, JANUARY 12. supply of grain to-day, except Beans.. We MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JANUARY 16. Great firmness and confidence continue to characterise the cone trade, and there has been a steady demand for each, ratberlelterpricei, !Rive 4 At Our market but the pi-ices asked check the demand, dearer. Oats unaltered in value. Bemis Is. per quarter meets a steaay sale at an improvement of 2s. per , may be remarked that this applies more to the good, st and lower qualities, than to the best descriptions. Oats 3d. per bushel, an d O atmeal Is. per load dearer, and scar any of either offering. Malt is held for advanced rates. Beans are Is. to es., and boding Yeas 3s. to 48. per quarter higher. Stocks of free Wheat and Flour are rapidly decreasing, and the greatest confidence in prices is evinced not only in the markets of our own neighbourhood, but in the agricultural districts. k, but it - condary, 2d. to BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, JANUARY 13. Durins the present week there has been less anxiety to pur _.ough an advance of is. to 2s. per quarter ma , ances, have been obtained. Malting, Barley he . - chase Wheat, tt in some i money obtained MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES. HULL CORN MARKET, JANUARY 12. t this day's market we had a show of Wheat from flu tiers, but chiefly in bad condition. High and irreguhu vs were asked, but on the business done we quote 2s. to 3s. quarter advance. A similiar adyance was asked on free .• MANCHESTER.—The silk market still continues very . dull, though no alteration has taken place in prices. Only a innited demand has been experienced for Cotton this week, spinners being very unwilling to operate, except at reduced rates. In deed, in many instances, a decline of 4d. to id. has taken place from the prices current at the close of last week. The Cambria brings increasing estimates of the receipts at the shipping ports of the states, which, however, has had no material effect upon the market. t the transactions Nwre but limited. For Spring was a good inquiry. Barley very scarce, and 2s. to ter higher. Oats Is. to 2s. dearer, and a similar LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANG The week's imports comprise a good arrival of \ JAN. 12 !lan on the previous Mont riddle qualities a shade hi , as by no n ns general. Low d large one of Flo& and Iwiian Corn, whilst t to Ireland continue on a liberal scale, and tl flannels vi Froin lurid s , w•ere those of the pr busines! muterstand that pretty large delhwies of Spanish Stripes, for the India and China markets have taken place durin last week or two ; and many of the larger manufacturers fully employed in making to order, prevents their oversto, the market with other description of goods ; and in c quence stocks are lower than might have been expo Prices remain without alteration. Western done in our market this week very fair amount of business bas been and prices are, if anything, a shade lower than t than usual at HALIFAX the whole, ti flat on —Our market this week has been, upon Although more goods have been sold, no Vritui. turz u oven uutilliieu. IAHAti, INOOLS, only a very limited demand, the price of Wool beim firm. Some parties are of opinion that Wool will be low - er. BRADFORD.—WOOL.--The transactions during the week have been very dull, the recent advance having put a check to business. Noils and Brokes, from the diminished quantity now making, are ready for sale at improved prices. YARNS.-- This branch of our trade continues in the same state as we have noticed for some time buck. Wool continues vt and latterly higher prices demanded, while the spinnt get any . corresponding increase in prices for Yarns. Low ( lities, from 28 to 36's, are much inquired after, but required at such seriously low prices that there is no disposition to increase the production, which, from the great quantity of totally un employed machinery, and others working short time only, must be far less than at any period since 1837, and without a decided advance on Yarns, there is no prospect of our oper atives being better employed, which is much to be regretted at this inclement st The year has , such as Or- son Of the year. .PIECt opened with a fair business doing in plain leans and Paramattas, and both last Thursday and to-day th - s have been greater than the quantity at present brought ' at, a continuance of which wall, and must, tell on Inch are now favourable to the buyers. -49 0 -49 0 - 1 9 taken alttrgether, are leans and Indian rnrn LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, JAN. 12 PARTNERSHIPS HISS Lees and White, Manchester, land Church and Co., Liverpool, cotton brokers—Jones and Hug gins, Liverpool, joiners —Ainsworth and Thompson, Oldham, Lancashire, cotton waste dealers —Holland and Matthews, Ley land and Preston, Lancashire, brickmakers—J. Hall and Co., Liverpool, merchants—J. Garratt and J. W. Beale, Rochdale, Lancashire, wholesale dealers in ale—G. Duxbury, J. Ingham, and .1. Seaton, Manchester, engravers to calico printers. LI.I:I.AItAIIUNs OF DIVIDE W. Hart, Whitechapel, High-street, hatter M. Barnes, Woodbridge, Suffolk, chemist. J. Evani, Bristol, and Weston-super-Mare, silk mercer. H. Deverill, Stoke-upon-Trent, and Congleton, corn factor BANKRUPTS. _ John Gemmill, jun., Liverpool, ship broker, Jan 26, Feb. 15, at 12 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy. Solicitors, Mr. Kearnes, Red Lion-square, and Mr. Todd, Li verpoPl. Official assignee, Mr. Morgan, Liverpool. esk ins, Mad:heath, board i ng-hou;e-ke :ssex-wharf, near the Strand, Coal merchant. John Barrington, Elworthy, Bridgewater, drape'. John. Pickard, jun. Exeter, hatter. kndrew White, Bilopwearmouth and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, I coat owner DIVIDENDS Feb. 5, T. Rees, Liver al, brew Garsed, Leeds, flax cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. ref). 4, J. Eckstein, High-street, Notting-hill, Kensington ironmonger —Feb. 4, J. Vowles, Compton Bishop. Somerset shire, teazle dealer—Feb. 2, D. Cooky Liverpool, wheelwright— Peb. 5, W. Barker, Nottingham, hosier—Feb. 10, G. Chester To be granted by the COiiioi'aeNWv;,:unle J. Jarvis, Great Bus T. Miller, Manse itreet, Goadman's-fields, Oilman— R. Baker town, Suffolk, ship builder—J. Jenkins, .9yramond's-strec Chelsea. cowkeeper. - SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS, P. Sandeman, Edinburgh, upholsterer. A. Abereromby, Aberdeen, insurance broker. D. Fraser, .Edinburgh, glass merchant. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Powell and Abbott, Warrington, grocers—W. G. H. Taun ton and H. Wood, Liverpool, pate n t windlass manufacturers— Brown, Aikin, and Co., Liverpool, stockbrokers—W. Franklir and A. W. 0. Dow, Liverpool, sailmakers—Kirk, Todd, I 111( Co., Liverpool, merchants—J. Graham and Co., and Graham Scribner, and Rowe, Liverpool and Port-au-Prince, merchants DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. J. Hampson, Manchester, ironfounder. • Astley, Manchester, and Whttefield, nankeen manufac• C. Carr, Heaton Norris, Stockport, cotton manufacturer. J. Tay;or, Higher Walton, Cheshire, farmer. BANK RU Henry Laugridge, Liverpool, stay manufacturer, Jan. 26, Feb. 19, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bank ruptcy : solicitors, Mr. Walker, Furnival's-inn, and Mr. Brad ley, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool. Alexander Rainy, Regent-steeet, Piccadilly, estate agent. George Moulton Mabson, High-street, Whitechapel, potato denipr • Edward Johnson Tweed, Cambridge, victualler. George l'ark, Bury-street, St. James's, tailor. John Mussetwhite ()Id Brompton, Ke ns i ng t on , cowkeeper. George Roberts, Southampton, grocer. John flews, Store-street, 13 edford-square, timber merchant. Thomas Renbow, I,lanidloes, Montgomeryshire, draper. James Hancock, Weston-super-Mare, Somersetshire, builder. Joseph Timmis, Ne wcastle-under_t,,,. .. • Jal...Q •• _ .nines IllltOn, Alanchester t-O"j-1:1).r'oYknee; 'vine mercha nt. George Mosley, Bakewell, b 's- erbyaldre, auctioneer. DIVIDENDs. Feb. 5, J. Ryle, Manchester, banker —Feb. 9, W. W. Salford, :ackport, timber merchant—Feb. 15, 8. Howley, .ilidon uler-Lvde, grocer—Feb. 9, J. ltiprimarsh 4 Liverpool, woollen pon-Tyne, diaper !town to the contrary on tin Feb. N . - . Edgbast - on, Warwickshire, s Tamworth, paper manufactur CERTI FICATES To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before Feb. 5. J. Stout, Aiverpool, boot and shoe maker—J. Ditelnan. . • a ••••-az, •• nucur.-- street, Spitaltilds, scale-board manufacturer—J. Claxton, Vic toria-wharf, Ilankside, Southwark, coal merchants. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. J. G. Dunbar. Cullen, merchant. W. Leask, Aberdeen, shipowner. Quarter shares. 31Lontion and Portsmouth 50 London and South Western 40 of'4o shares 18 New £4O shares 22} New . 3 50 shares 51 Tenth shares 2i'London and York 24 Extensions 2i Direct Northern ... 25 iLongridge and Preston 23 I Do., late Hudders. & Shetlie 12 I Quarter shares 5 Fifth shares 42j Extension s 6 Sixteenth shares 24 Half shares, late L. & B Fifth shares, 32} Half 5 Exte . 93 Late hxtensior 100 IManclies Shen. & Lincoln "To. I 8 Quarter shay 25 Quarter shares, No. 2 5 Eighth shares 15 late Gt. Grimsby and Sheffd.. zneuo., muthu 2 Manchester and Southampton 42/ Matlock and Midland ck. Midland 30 .i4O shares )Ck. Preferential 2 New shares )Ck. ( )1. Birmingham &Derby 20 INewcast castle and Carlisle 25 1 Quarter shares 100 INortbi half shares Tenth share 25 North British 11 Half shares Quarter sha ;tock. l North Union... Itock.l Ditto 2i'North Western l7i3Oxford, Worces All 'Preston and NAN & Wolverh 11 New Do. (5 i cent. and Div.) Half shares 11, Half shares (B), 100 Runcorn Gap 110 New shares 60 1 Preference share 15 ;Scottish Central.. 12,}•Scottish Midland Sheffield, Rotherm. & Dotwaste/ held, Itotherham, and Goole vsbury and Birmingham by & Chester, late N.W.M. res ...... 2 Shrewsbury and Great Western 3 Shrewsbury, Oswestry & Chester I I Do. and Chester new shares .. 20 j New shares, No. 1 15 Consolidated Third 3i New shares, No. 4 IR W , llitehaven Junction 15 and Weymouth puron..2tln 25 York imd 4ew 5 New shares. SO ,York and North Midland Half s,har shut 5 I E. AW. Riding Extension 2 Preference shares !US}} LI NES. 22i Belfast and Ballymena. 13 Cork" and Bandon ;24 Dublin and Belfast Junction 70 .Dublin and Drogheda • 20 Third shares 20 :Midland and Great Western 10 ;Newry and Warrenpoint 40 iUlster - LINES. 1A ;Boulogne and Arnica .Patch Rhenish 5 Northern of France(c , 6 !Orleans, 'Tours, and'} 5 Tours 6 West end Lypus Nantes (constituted) 'hinders BANKS, &( oz . npany & L'pool Mat. Bank 10 North and South Wales Bank ~ 300 Royal Bank .................... 10 Union Bank .................. 10 I Liverpoo 10 M 'clteEte New shar • . 7.ti •• 3 iP i1..1 ...! 128 .. 130 32 .. 32i ..1$ d ...' •• 4 d P 2}..2 d 41 .. 43 Y= • • ieste at ( The eirgo of the 1 d; about 50 CE day, encounter( 23 struck Otue*Gordon,) chief m a t e , man, (John Robinson,) who , nowneu ; boats, st.,,vc.. in skylight, and tilled the cabin wan SUNDAY, I'7ll J .._.l - ANsaltY.—Wind S. to a, which Hoir tlanniba' tflouara AI Li liea, La! i.och' mun;_o orf Cove 14th Jan. frorn Luna for Cork at Beerhaven. Eliza Sanders, sandrr• champion, Graham fro , C ontantinople at Waterford. trom John. N. 13., for Cardiff, at a in ill ip!tncs T I,t aaan._•Th Lpd a Y rucked j ut 0 from Lsveroom la lin err., EASTERN DISPENSARY, Rog -HILL 1E WEEK END! Our mar .vices from New York to t as hi, !es only LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET. J.AN. 15. ugar.—The prevailing opinion that the use of Sugar and hisses will hf. nllnwn4l hrownv;o. - - • has been ions, at prices. i Ile 8 gal, and 1000 1 at 2s. to 2s. 6tl :cited deniaialor i Dr. As] leeves, Hnrnn rh•i•-• Bride of Colonist ora, Thompson, Demerara nd Perseverance, Robin Ely, Baltimore—Portland, I, Arnold, New Orleans-- lenee at Naples quote higher va' 1 , 3 d. to 4d. per 601bs. ever the t tg in fair request. Oats were al Id. per bushel more, but Oatme remained unvaried y anything on hand. Indian Corn has 2s. per quarter, and the market iiranced Is. to pretty well ca s d. English red, new !II 3 n-11 6 old .... !11 3 @ll 6 Ditto, white Irish red Ditto, white lO 9 —ll 2 d 0..... 10 6 —ll 0 ariey, English, crotch & lrisl AI a ft - , s-] 0 -60 0 01(1 per English & Scotel Welsh Irish, fine nn nit old do.:::. / 83 0 do. .... 0 0 • - old .... } .5 3 d o o . . ::.: 5 1 d 0..... Beans, English, 1) qr.. Scotch & Irish, v• 4801 - 1 Pease, English, white . Do. & Irish .. maple Flour, per 280th..... English & Irish, . - line Ditto, superfine 58 0 —6l 0 extra Oatmeal, w , lb. of 24011).1 Irish, 1846 ;49 '0 —52 0 old . -Canadian CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 15 „.. constituting the bulk of our arrivals, not a barrel of Flour being reported from the United States or Canada ; upon a steady change of wind to the westward, however, we ma y l oo k f or a fair increase in the quaff By the Boston steam uce from America we have tue :stst uit. ; except in me remotest markets, where the ac count of advanced prices in England (by the packet of the 4th December) had not reached, renewed activity prevailed in the and Flour; the orders for Indian Corn were upon an extensive scale, but the stocks of old were too much reduced to supply them, and the new was hardly in condition to ship ; this, with the scarcity of tonnage and advanced freights, had checked further immediate 'shipments to a large extent, while the de clining rate of exchange - hadrooperatett generally, in prevent ing so great an advance in produce as appeared to be warranted by the advices received from this aid. The export from New York to Great Britain, from the 11th tha 9(1111 • • t!ve, was, of lour, 79,393 burr [leis ; Indian Meal, 10,677 barrels. The trade here, in the interval from Tuesday, has continued :Ind Flour, and still higher rates paid for the active for \VII( rket was not so generally excited as som to notice of late, still xi business Ltion, in as which tracsactions 2d. per - - - UlLbllet uver I uesoay's rates was realised.—Free at Is. per sack and barrel advance, but did tiss bonded parcels were, however, again parted to ,ur was he] ell readily easily made fin* Western Canal. - Beans and Pease were held for Malt no alteration, little of either 1 market is nearly bare. and fine In] —ln Barley and le.—Of Oats the LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JAN. 15. The demand for Cotton in the early part of the week was mo derate, and prices of American gave way fully id. per lb.; but since the arrival of the steamer, on Wednesday, with rather lower estimates of the crop, the speculative inquiry has revived, and with greater firmness on the part of holders, the market has nearly recovered the decline above noted. Speculators have American, 200 Pernambuco, and 1600 Surat, and .350 American and 500 Surat. 1200 Sea Island and ,00 Stained are declared for auction on Friday next. ).6CiO Amt ACCOUN ES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON 2nd to the 9th Jan., 1847, Prices paid in the. iNeek, SALES OF THE WEEP Imports This WWl'his Yr 7.70 {Pernambuco &Paraiba 0/, Aracati and Ceara ... • 74 220 Bahia and Macein 81 1'1 1398! 5o {r Dlar .. Minas 2485 I ...... ''''''''''''''''' ''''''' : West Ind Dderatt. and Unto . for th a very extensive busi t gradually improving • .. 22,000 Wigs Ben- Tay be quoted gs Mauritius, and the arivam lescriptions during the week, and the - sales are extensive, MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL, muting to 6:o_ cases, 50 boxes, 1100 barrels, and 400 bugs Jan. hour. zil, at from 435. 641. to 475. for low to good brown, 475. 6d. 10, William Hayes (2nd) Os. for ordinary to time qualities, and 525. to 555. for low to 19, William Twaddle (proof and div.) Ditto 11 d white; a cargo of 300 hilt's. middling Porto Rico at 49 5 ., in_ 11wt:m Pulanc 10,11 , _ _ S. (d. for brown, to - - - - Joan .11111/111 Jackson (2U) -reels of second- 19, Jolla Se lick Lyddon (audit) 19, Samuel W j ood, un., (audit) .... 1 5. to 19, Carne and Telo (proof and div.) ?.5 are )9, Henry Peers (2d) tid. per 19, William Jones (2d) 19, Thomas Robinson (Ist) - 01 19, Francis and Percival (2d) 20, Ccorze Lewin frirrinfl 'or fine yellow, beside; which several 1ar,,,. have changed hands at advancing rat( Ditto, Ditto, I)itto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, _ prices has Leen paid; 'the-sal chief'," Antigua, of ordinary quality, at •. . _ Peen much inquired for wt. ; there is n le not being willing to ked ; they comnrif gintyra, and 50 bars Cotita I of ordinary native Ctryion I been u 12 12 12 12 11 Iso are 22, Curne and Telo (rudit).. are but 26, Thomas Roberts (audit) prices 26, Jobt . l Weston (proof) • • 6, John Ge:nraell, jun. (Ist) 6, Thomas lienbow (Ist) 6, Henry Lan ,Tridge (Ist) 7, Itosßell, Ogden, and Co. (andi rather Roskell, Ogden, and Co. (proof cv , nerally Sales Yesterday J pcint 2 16s .6r , lip x int 2p 1 _ _Up 1..18p 1 _lip d 6..7 p It p 20 .. 20f g 10 54...55{ RI 39 .. 40 p, 18 .. 19 p 101 .10. 5 .. 5* p 1 .. 32 10f 53 .. 54 23i.. 24i 1 .. d 1 1 d 131..14 47 ..48 4..14 p V 3 d..1/3 p Stk Q 4 slii.. 574 193.. 195 20i.. 21i 12... 12i I: 17i.. 17t 22 r 32 .. 321 1: 1.A., Mr: daughter of the On the leth i Burton. M.A.. NOR RIGG Same day and Owe, Mr. NATHAN KNOWLI BETH, daughter of Mr. SAMUEL STR builder. oame day, at Pitt-street Chapel, by the Rev. E. Walker, M JOHN RICHARD OWEN to MARY ANN, eldest daught I of Mr. EDWARD HUGHES. Same day, at St. Martin's Church, by special lire,— Rev. WIT town, to Miss REBECCA WATSON, of Ha!ton. On the 17th instant. at St. David's Church. by the Rev. %V Hughes, Mr. DAVID DAVIES to Miss STOREY, both of thi town. DIED Late of B!a in his 80t1 burn. r, Mr. S. FISI lER, formerly draper Lately, at liorsington, Fomerset, in his leOth year, Mr. P. MARTIN. Deceased was father of twenty-one children, grand father to Sixty-nine, great-grandfather to seventy-five, and t sea, on board the ship Guardian, west coast of Fouth America to 1., of the late firm of Messrs. great-great-grandfather to two. On the 24th October, at se while on her passage from t' this - port„10IIN APLEMI Hannah Co(inn. st, aged 21. Captain It. E. TERDRE, . He was drowned, with ring of his boat, whilst attempting to effect a landing - at AlgOa Bay On the 30th October last, at Guanarein, Province of Durango, Mexico, in the 41st year of his age, ROBERT OGILVIE AULD, .Esq., second son of Robert Auld, Esq., late of Crane-court, Fleot-street, London. On the 21st of December, at Cairo, from congestion of the brain, in his 21st year, Lord BERNARD HOWARD, third son of the Duke of NORFOLK. His lordship, who had arrived a few days before from England, with the view of visiting Thebes, had proceeded to Cairo for the purpose of making nreljrninary arrangements necessary for th e prosecut i on o f hi s voyage up theNil* and, as he was entering the Hotel l'Orient, apparently in perfect health, he fell down dead. On the 23rd December, deeply regretted by his nu On the Ist instant, at Genoa, on her way to Naples for the recovery of her health, the Hon. ISABELLA STAFFORD JERNINGHAM, y }ungest (laughter of the Lord STAFFORD. On the sth instant, at his residence, Mount-pleasant-square, Dublin, sincerely and deservedly respected, Mr. EDWARD SANDERSON, seventh son of the late Rev. J. Sanderson, Sankersley, Yorkshire. On the 6th instant, after a severe illness, endured with Chris tian fortitude, aged 49 years, ELIZABETH, the beloved wife of JOHN MARTIN, Esq., Portman-place, Everton. Her many ler the love of all n•hoknew her, and the the friem] ' Same day, of consumptio. youngest son of Mr. GEORI North, Tiverton. ilt be long and deeply regretted.' )n, 'aged V, JOHN NEWTON ,GE MURRAY, Netherfield-roar S:+me day, after severe suffering, aged 62, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. H. HEVES, land-surveyor, Lydiate. Same day, at the residence of Mr. Milnes, of Hamilton street. Birkenhead, whom he had faithfully served for many ANNE, relict of the late of Bickerstatte. On the 7th instant, aged 87 year THOMAS WALKIYEN Esq 121 , I same day, at Salford, - near . tihmehe , ter, aged 33 years, ANNE the beloved wife of Mr. JOHN SHACKLETON, and only sur viving daughter of the late Captain John Hanley, of this town respected by all who knew her. On the Sth instm , f ton t Mosley Cottage, near Congle. ►3 BRIERLEY, Esq., formerly of months, aged 56, GRACI Same day, at his residence, Limekiln-lane, aged 68, NICHO LAS SCALLION, for 38 years the faithful servant of Alexander 111'Gregor, Esc'. :er, aged 81 years, uay, at Aancrott, near Cirenceh. JOSEPH CRIPPS, Esq., late M.P, for Cirencester. Same day, suddenly, at his residence, Sherwood Lodge, Bat tersea, in his 8.3 cl year, Sir EDWARD HYDE EAST, Bart. Ile was one of the members of h er Mslp.ty,s 58 years; MARY, relict of Same day, at West Derby, aged Mr. WILLIAM ELTON, of this town. Same day, 'near Dublin, aged 83 year, Same day, at Halton Gill, Arncliffe s, Major TANDY. 94, the Hey. T. Gill and to the former of which he was appointed nearly seventy years On the 9th instant, at his residence, near Dublin, aged 86 THOMAS WALLACE, Esq., formerly of the Irish bar. y, aged 35 years. DIANA, wife of M. JOHN RIGG, v Vaults, Park. street. rd r 3 years, Mr. JOHN KENYON, cotton ma Queen-street, Blackburn. , in her 79th year, SARAH of Stoke Newington Green_ e day, at Devonshire -street, Portland aged 48 years, RICHARD J. RICHARDSON, E., 4 Same day, aged 35 years, Mr. ADAM DUNCAN, of the Mac beth, Ilighfield-street. On the 10th instant, at her residence, York Villa. Twicken am, near London, aged 67 years, ELIZABETH, relict of the to ISAAC LEECH, Es Q , of Rochdale, in this county. Same day, at his seat, Worthain Park, in the 83d year of his GEO4GE BYNC, Esq., one of the representatives of Mid ' oldest member of the House of Commons, bar tire parliaments, and during a period Same LEY, 1 ife of JAMES lIUX Same day, .td NILLIAM. BR - Same day, ag, LEWIS, third son of LEWIS EVerton-crescent, aged 6S year RT -EDWA.RDS, It Caoucester, aged 83 years. SARAH ENK INS, many years collector of ens WII. lILTITINGTON CAM UN) DI GATI4:. amsey, id deservedly mouth-house : Blackheath, in her 16th year ;A, second daughter of FRANCIS NEW lame day, iit LoiThbom Ira, T. 1VE1.1.1 , 717. Est Caine day, at Londo Brixton NON, formerly ail ter of the late lie 3. relict of Captain J. VER It. Fowler; of Woriniev Same day, Of eonsuMptioil .Tavenal-street. ;ed 32 yedrs, M. RATCLIPFI Same day, aged 72 years, Mr. WATERWORTH, sen., of vann. nj.^stY's Miss fIA NNAIF_BYRN (Tll the I his part, and nicer.. of Mr AMY MAI - MARIN, wife of WILLIAMS MAKINS. nton Mains, Northumberland. and apeii d thus h. 'arktiold (7ottage. Birkenhead. 75 years. Mr. HENRY DOUGHERTY. aemnbe, a;ed 54 years, Mr, 1 'ear. JOS AV. MANOiVt can, ............ dreg On the 14th instal monger and licensed 1 4 formerly of Chapel place, Low-bill. years, MARY, wife of Mr. TOD, pitbli ply regretted. _ . Ut, aged 50, Mr. JOHN BIBBY, fish. victualler, Hood-street. sidence. in Dingle-view, l'oxteili-park, ir aughter of KITH HASKELL, Esq.,. of UphoHand. On the I3th instant, in her silt year, MARY, for above sixty Pars the affectionate wife of RICHARD BROOKE, Eq., otiney-street. Same day, at Chester, where he had recently taken holy orders, apt' 24 years, the Rev. IFIRIsiItY WILO 8.A., of Christ's College, Cambridge, and youngest son of the Rey. Ed. ward Wilson, of Brizlawton Same day A 39, Mr. JOHN HAZEL] . iebiliire, brother to Mr. . On the JCth instant, at 1: WILLIAM DoWN WARP, lest sot Frodshatn, ( On the litn instant, SAMUEL 'MUM, shoemaker. MACK, (late of No. 7 sorgeon, Compton Janes Hazell, Holt- , ottingham, M e late Thom ..k,) Nib( 51.. 5j p x int 5 ..s}p 6 4- • 6 i P 1..1 p I#p 81.. 84 p ..6 1.. p p it ..9 p p li• • P 98.. 99 3i.. 3 i P 24i.. 25 11/3..8/9 d par a.. 1..1 p 127 .. 129 7i• • 8 p 129 .. 131 p 104 .. 106 14,1.. 15 p 12 .. 134 2:g.. 3 ... p 3 d. . 123rr0 34 .. 35 3,i.. 4* p 1 1.. 2k p 34..3 p 22 ..224 .. 17 18 .. 18 p 7 .. 74 p 14.. p lg.. 44.. 4 p 24..21P 13..8/9p par.. .1;U 71.. 7 d ..s d 111..11 d 34.. (30 6 .. 51 d d.. par 2 .. 1 d rliv and illarrtages aiib Bratty, BIRTHS On the 29th of December, the lady of E. SHARPLES If Balding Stone, Wahnerslev-enrn-Shuttleworth near at the Rectory, Waverton, Cheshire, the OHN WILBRAHAM HILL, of a daughter. 9th instant, FRI., Bury, wife of the Rev aurae day, at 35 HOLDEf Vaulkner-1 Ireet, Mrs. FREDERICK WM On the 12th instant, at Sandling Park, the wife of WILLIAM DEEDES, Esq., M.P., of a son. On the 15th instant, at Clifton Park, Birkenhead, Mrs. PERCY DOVE, of a son. ly, at Fir Lord 10th ins MARRIED. v, W. 11 BLACKBURNE, Fsq., eldest son Justice of Ireland,, to MARY, daughter of WILLIAIti El TH ERINE' I 1 AZI.EHURST. Same day, at St. Mary's Catholic Ch .• Rev. C. ) Miss CA- rch, by t ,11tDS , 1, Edmund-, G. CLISSOLIS, Church-sin r of the late THOS. OSIIOR On the Ilth it .eet, to NE, of Johnson, ALA 'l'. I. YARWOOD, of Arley, ►t St. Philip's Church, Mr. BENJAMIN HAYES, ugliter of Mr. THOMAS SEDDON. .... Same day, at Melling Church, near Ormskirk, by the Rev. Mr. Formby, THOMAS WINROW, shoemaker, Haskayne, to MARY PIE, for many years the faithful servant of Mr. John Watkinson, farmer, Altcar. On the 12th instant, by license, at St. Mary's Church, Path- AM BAIRD, Esq., M.D. Newton-road, Bayswater, and of the British Muse son of the late Rev. James Baird, Swinton, Her MARY, second daughter of EDW. OWEN, EGO.. Same day, at St.Geor Church, Bloomsbury il, plunge Esq., of Montague-square late JOHN ADOLPHUS, same day, at DAvid DLIISON". r of the C. H. ii nets, ANDREW I to EMILY, only dan .horcb, by the Rev. W. Hughe WS. - JONES, to Miss PH Hai IS, both of this town. Same day, at St. Mai, Knox, M.A., JOHN .t, .....N, thu. RICHARD BAGN,A LL, of Birminghat. daughter of Mr. JOHN SIMS, of London. Same day, at St. Paul's Church, Knigtn- MAUKICE DRUMMOND, third Eon or Mr. ('hat. Pr... to the Hon. ADELAIDE LESTER, sister of lord Ridllest,- - Same day, at St. Bride's Church, by the Her, D. Stewart THOMAS, second son of the late THOMAS SNEADE, J.:sq. timber merchant, Chester, ter MiItGARET, daughter of the lute JOHN BARLOW, Esq., Balton-le.:Moors. On the 14th instant, at Sta;mine Church, by the Rev. Joh Bell, Mr. RICHARD BEN V ri of the late Mr. fourth a, to Sis !FM wine rPrel►ant, Li ter of WILLIAM DICKI \ U\~~ :1R H, Odes !sq., of Orel ROY, China dialer, to ANN ES LUNT, of this town. ev. C. H tr. WILLIAM . BEEBY, 'mariner, to Miss ) ELM P;w'''ok BIRKENHEAD HOM WEEKLY REPORT.— Total, 72. —Physician, WEEKLY REPORT OF HOUSE HOSPI ADMITTED: Fever Wards, 38; Lying-ii CHARdED: Ctired, 40 Constiltin4 Physic ting• Surgeon fo. House-Sun LATEST DAI THE CHARITIES JAN IVERPOOI (EOPATHIC DISPENSARY 01(1 Patients, 54 AVER AND WORK- a Wards, 12 ; Loc Next Packet due. Mail Australia Bat C. G. Hof PACKET LIST Destination IA MPTON STATI 1. in W. Ind onduras, & Dr. Col. (except ,xico& Havana .) :Tuda St. Juan -1 STATI EDWIN LA lany of loyal A Ind will, whilst it enclu t of ti ht "to bay more daring of the rashne antagonist the tale of victor at attitude and expiN ealmdignity of cor of defiance ndseer has ever been .cal qualities t hful representation of colouring, consumm light and shade, anc niession and charatt In - this v;:orli much hizrh creatu Ler power. with a me vigorous impress of t of art. The calmm scions power, and t on the vanquished, which naturally pacific can prat prevailing even over physic art is this plaeed most I The head of the stag, wit the most carefully elaborat increase its force; it is places lightest part of the sky, whil the accessaries. further enha: The sky, math its gloom on the lake, wl myriad-waved commotion ; cover the rocky margin of t: called by the' storm from it on the tempest, all Kilian( a of the ant" ment of the work is in tine of the subject. All is tiro Considered as a whole, it is u: epic pieces of " animal" paint ther we regard its technical deserving of the careful .stm: noisseur. The 'picture is being engrt mas Landseer, the brother e from the spirited etching exl: caught the inspiration of his also, that the painter, esteemi retains an interest in the eng his doing so. It will thus 11 being teholly a production o: hold every great artis doubtless all who eitl for great public services subscribing to the work EFFECTS 0 : FOUL A breathe, is quite as itnportat the food we eat. When air i from decaying animal and N .- eke an actual poison. When the Is been known, in son instant; and very c :posure to such air, even fc rather that tendency to dis ness with which a perso: more unmanageable, a; are Towns Unhealthy ? JOgETH'S BODY BORNE FR a land of poetry and peril was brought out of Egypt ! What - i such a subject to grapple Egypt, there stood the co , the deep darkness w hi c h avers by day it moved sl through the Red Sea i terrible wall of waters, hack and became the gl Through sturin and batt ness, and the thunder w body of that dead man borne. wearied arm and conquered On the waves of war it was was it followed the Ark of God whe wa at last buried in the field of which - Jaob had long before I Hamor.—Pietures qt . a Count) , A REGATTA AND FAIR AT ino-t per t TriZeS ) one from Dentf re to say which we t slow. 41111D2C1 These yacht chib'sports How odd it is, by tt atation for being the g;linr-p, lied into foreign lay . ()polite ivortl the Fren re was the Dutch anuo. ,ems complete v name of one (1 5 company"_ in al _ . ape and slael indored to az i~cd, ar ,trw of on a- Al ISA .oned in our last ...street where .11P rt surpa its feeb: ;ement of mate his ndividualitY of ass is the last triumph seems to us the IP crown of antlers, is ire; and, to iinst the rt is st and lower value of a torm-eloud we smitten into )wed pines that L solitary eagle ar hills, careers iblimity one of the most ence ; and whe- ,hetical excellence, i we perceive, by Tho painter, who, judging 1 with the picture, hats cet. , We understand :his his greatest work, tg, the only instance of gifted family. V; aus, or purity of the air we wholesomeness of very foul in ;ease is brouglit on by •adttal diminution of 'cry sick- Throun it has not ot the it had p: haughty .ount S. k, it was still then . o the Promised Laud Jan was divided, and !hem, in the ground tsed of the sonsi of by Thos. Miller. , st, the a amount. General]. of the Dutch boats afe, bu :0 COnS ik AA W 4 ion under the sun, to universally Ilan- Las become a co, hold ofjoe full of Tlu amen 1111)- 3ut more, no forei lish clown ating away in s "Mr lory, with dancing on and the first talent Of air matron and maid a for having contented hr.i fitt un- da,4' reat.tvt tpon as compla the strength of often, are made INfto ;Coal ( S" denotes Scrip Slot JJ,JAN. 16. W 46.—Di3cn1 7;_ Attended reek Dr. As P. Carts Vibitork.' ifOUSE- .t li ; Chap!aint Pj11(1, 111 turowr. I t to Tuesdav at Weant:i Thlirsch he Fri(Lir TIDE TA BLE _1 EVEN( I II GliT h. M. I ft. in 04.5 20 5 131 20,1 y .20, 1 1 8 21f 1 34 19 4 IS 1 4 0 16 2 5 6 14 9 .„51 5 41 6 17 i 13 6 excited ZO casks have :ance in 1% - c:4 I be been a fair demand throughout t Y.t% havinz in Proveruent - in - i;r - ' t accordiug to quality F. ocks WI lot •e Rt a premium; ill I in for It r. FRANCIS axis NNE, I LIVERPOOL INIURAIARY REPORT, JAN. 16 o.noEn: In-patients enred, 26; Itt.lievud and at own 8; Made Out-patients, 0; Irrt'g - u!ar, 2; Dead. AnmirtED: hi-patients t 28; Out-patient the week. 4 ; Rein minx in the Iloue, 1 tan lieu I Con %u 'urge:nt, .1. I Tawkm. Vat Rem, Mr, tom W. H. Yak lain, Itkv. W. Mut: yid J. I;Orti ; Richard Gibikm, Treasurer. LS one to rAiientriex." in P 111.1.74, A 9plc'i J Da ASTIIM A Ines Holmes, a cottor Manchester, had Ix* ca m He was frequent; 's bed he could sep,„; for &pose last tiiree, bad, th wha ri .k or breathe, and N%ouM cough ansit for au r together, afnL often expected hpr be:ch,koci. wag inueh retraced in titrength ; sof cure failed, he uz-ed these t or k c . if.a Z7l, c%ery Rit'Lw is uc-It as five from it li. %Lel! he Wa your ouch. ailed' igher: F the 1 up paid 18th ging m a tton rket falls rs, rer late