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1 4. it, ig fi c . THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. . .. .___ ......._______... _ ..,S , I Olii /G , 7 Jeffear Perkins, hence at Plordeaux. !,.. 41 ehal, r, - IN TELLIGENCE. .341ipptilq• im'ettigrittr. Petry ' Marie, Bulot, hence at Brest. iflarttets. i - Thetis, Roystelot, hence at Havre. L rl f L efa i ltet $ ll l l L7inltti,Les'l,l,aulktetkille l etter-carrier, was on Wetkiateeday -se-- —sao.----- LIVIZPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, SEPT. 20. State Rights, Warren, from Savannah for this part, at New , , ,a,a o , 5 t ket er iaari t e i n , ure e distinct cases of abstracting Money TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17.,--Wind S.S.W., light, York, having sprung a leak. Theft has %teal been ft very good demand for Sugar, and u i r t e 3 b l iotig, ,, A you lOr eel' at the eetablished against him, he \Vas corn- Dumfries, Green, from China at Et. Helena, and sailed 4th A Gleaner, nßi oo ‘ -- n A t emralla'ttßeragamma.n' from Quebec-Isis, Bilboa- Aug. for London MO Ithds. B.P. erld at an advance of 6d. to la. per cwt. • 10,000 cePteololt) Rainy r e l titan, nursed James Salaenllleda', Bleckheet, for Stttinadawaska, Pascoe, Charlotte, Thom . pson, and Alrshire, Brown, from Bombay begs Bengal heeee ale° been disposed of at full rates: and a of 6v oils ee ter atre S ' l ' s • S'and James Burns, a •tlerk in the Port Philip and • Adelaide-Lintelia, Krebs, Antigua-Thalia, at St. Helena. email lot of 'Madras a' 31s. per cwt. Of the large quantity of ith the o e b O 4 et, ~,,,a B erson and Co., torn-merchants, Rogers ) Constantinople. Haatrax, 13th Sept.-The Margaret Walker, from SaJohn, Brazil and Havana offered in public sale last Friday, only a fit° ie lt h e t g irns ee °n Tuesday committed for embezzling ------- N.B. for Liverpool, went ashore on Sable Island 4th Sept. small portion found buyers; since then the demand has fin gicith 5 ..4, iiii • ,11 , _re,i ved m , oney, th e p Duke of Wellington, fain Calcutta at Falmouth. Expert- Crew saved. proved, and full rates have been paid •; the sales amount to rOperty of his employers. ended very severe weather off the Cape about the 23rd of June. 1000 boxes Havana, of an old import, at 21s. 3d. to 235. for low ' bon t four • joe e x - 4 LC hi 4nd l.s ilm io s d °f m';ilreY of X 39 13r. Bd., £27 Spoke H. M. steamer 'tennis, cruizing• off the Cspe for disc- VESSELS SPOKEN. to middling yellow, 100 hlids. Porto Rico at 40s. to 425. 6d., Li it , erli bf ei roseif wit L • from different parties, and ab- bled ships, and received from her a report of the loss of the Mariana, from Cape Good. Hope, for London, ha lat. 2 N.‘ and 20$ Cases 2100 bags Brazil, at 20s. to 235. 9d. for low to hunt accounting for them. He was 'Friendship, of this pert, in St. Helena BaYeand that a vessel, leleg.es NV-Amy Ann, hence for Qaebec, 31st Aug„ in tat, 50, good *bite. and 17s. to 19s. 6(1. for low to good brown.-The lirried Ollio long. 13-Henrietta, hence for Natal, off Cape Good Hope- sales of Molasses are trifling, at the fall rates of last weak.- is put A otli „ 'supposed to be the Ann Jeffery, had been seen dismasted. Georgians, Thompson, an d E ag l e , c ane hence at Trieste. ' Rajasthan, hence, 24th July, in lat. 8 N., Mag. 19 NV-James Jamaica Coffee does not participate in the improvement ob -01(1°7 0 1 tNtr : _ ......-.....---__ Levantine rs, sa, hence at Leghorn, and left for Palermo. • Porter, hence for New Orleans, 2 1st Aug lb lat. 4e, long\ 37-. seteable in Ceylon, and only 105 tees. are reported, at about •a °, ti - GLIN YESTERDAy . din oil u k _hrle ( l 2 ,' G.A y . 8 Nielson, Williams, hence at ditto. ' Fanny, hence for St. Domingo, 6th Sept., ' in let. 50, long. 10-.- former rates •, there is a very good demand for Plantation tbeY r ` lea l aWe 1 vs. for tt i nwrig lad, of respectable appearance, Tit Bit, Cordiner, hence at Lisbon, Margaretha Johanna, tote Batavia, for Amsterdam, ;.rd July, Ceylon, and 300 tces. have been disposed of at 495. Gd. to Ges., being an advance of 2s. to 3s. per cwt. ; a few bags Native du ly Isb e l e NC a 'alit tee I s n ffence. The boy Was seen to come Avengett, Miller, sailed from Lisbon for this port on thelita in tat 35 S. long.. '2O E-Adelaide, from Hobart Town for epared bees! 1 :)) po l4 u.. B , ra asw ° o, o :,elock on Sunday . morning, from a instant. London, letth Aug., in lat. 15 N., long,. 26 W--Earl Gres:, for brought 476.-128 bags Bahia Cocoa brought 305., also 70 bags Pomona, Leeeesailed from ditto for this port sth Sept. this port, 16th Aug, in lat. 16 N--.-Xlexander, from Cattoutta, Guayaquil the same price, 'and a small parcel East India Gin , milk ; 0 13 ~,t t t i tn " a s Of to ee f "k• Re Was s.earcheel, and about Looeliiistie,' - bornelis, Itente at Ghent. for London, same drey-H alaya, from Bombay, for London, ger 16s. 21. per c2OO bags black Pepper sold at 34(1. to r the lei 1 / 4 4 4 Posed ~, “ , - ,0 taken from him. Similar tines Urgent, 'Williams, from Caine off Cape Clear. 20th Aug., in lat. 2e N. long. 32 -e-Melody, from Duertos Ayres, 317(1. per lb- for half heavy Malabar.-1511 ices. Carolina Rice ve sioP 'nee 11 tW O sailer v ery , i otB ~, e t , •on th e s _ •s, who were .conVkted of the gem:, from Smyrna fort his port, short of water, 'mut sails for Plymouth, 23:rd Aug., in lat. '29 N., long. 37 W-Devonport, sold at 15s. 9(1. to 19s. for low to very tine, and 200 e) bigs Ben l ees r e 71, ae, t R.O same arne day and at the seine place. split, at Crookhaven. from Dalhousie, Ter Cardiff, ith Sept., in lat. al, long. 15- gal at 9s. 6d. to 10s. gd. for middling to good white, and 150 . Beauglity Castle, Scott, hence for Rotterdam, at Falmouth. Susan, from Mertes Ayres, far this port, 12th Sept., in lat. 51, quarters Braeil Paddy at IBs. 8(1. per quarter.-Rum is in letter 0 the e epe e! , "a:Y.-Mary Ann 'Nate, *a prostitute, of uemand, and a larese hasineBs has been done ; the sales consist Vdward, Kehnappel, hence for Rostock, at ditto. long. ames Alexande,e from Calcutta, for this port. off a q r cei/ ja ic. 4 l 4 ht 11. t'lle ," e, Was comrritted for 'trial for having . "e 'rid e I 'it a rle a:eelt, a 1 b • • ~ , . Theodore Behrend, from Danzig for this port, a teal. Cape Good Hope-Duke et Wellington, from 'Cnleutta, for of 450 puns., including East India and Leewards, at Is. 6d. for re fir' g oe 1,4 beg n t e ti ,_ . a ourtng inan e an a watch, in , Julie, Jensen, hence 'for Dram, at ditto. London, off the Azores-Harvest Home, from 'Calcutta, for Proof, up to 2s. sd. for Demerara of high strengths, and 240 0 O h o b O 5 , t he ettee eid 0 1.e a ug bight. On the fallowing day, the : Bentinck, Bragg, from Canton at Scilly. • this port-Richard Parker, 14th Sept, in 111.51, long. 12- puns. Jamaica tit 'Ss. 2d. to 4s. 6d., according to quality.-The es ued a ,. -,,,, fort- ili tbe (4 t, t l ,t itat,reet, w i, ' mr• 114 :thefts's. Pawnbroker, 'Ada Harvey, Andrea - s, from Rotterdam for ibis port, at St. Sarah, slime time-Niagara (s.), hence fdt New York, 15th Tea market has been very inactive for all kinds of Blacks and. re fora p o i. nen the assistant lietained the woman ; Aug., at ?lain., oft' Bectonston Head-Letitia 'lleyn, 15th Aug., Greens, and prices are barely supported.-The only sales of !lerg' -ualolMichael's Mount. STROM NESS, StA s .T2.- he BrOerS ve ,froth 'Davis's Straits, off Tuseer -Pandora, of this port, erth Sept., in lat. 45, lone. Lac, East and a oe Dresaltery Articles have been 40 chests black Shell t ~,,.._ co lmnitted . to -priscut,,.• . . ~ chillP 6 ci. let Pe ttedly icem an. She is an 'old offender, having Id' arrived here, len having spokentt Aleeander, of Dundee, 17--Gemini, hence tend Sept., in lat. 41, long. 14-Royalist, a begs of Sago Flour, %valiant change in price; also ,t biv e ' e lb!, s , tal ii l ' e t-f t t ' -- Ma about the end . of Ada - , Mach reported flie*holse fishing to be a from - Bombay, 20th July, in lat. 35 S., lone,. 18 E-Ayrshire, 800 bags of Saltpetre at 28s. to 2es. 64, per cwt., ex shit).-In ego - d i et e , ri l e, aes a es e n' Anne 'bailey, a temale, ventee total failure, enlyeteven fish having been:Caught by the whole from Bombay, 221 ed July, in lat. I S. !Ong. 16 E-Dumfries, Nitrate of Soda, 150 tons have been disposed of at Xl3 ores s ,eri• ~rss, a person ker 'propensity, was charged by fleet. from China and Table Bay, for Landon, same day- David to ..,e'l3 10s., and small sales at el4 per ton, which price is now o h AS 'i,ef 'a, i, ° , ll se j a /Z er son tamed liawdsley, who keeps a • .Clarke, from Bombay, 23rd July, in lat. 32 S., long. 14 E- Venerallyedemanded. the # fiO l ~I lt te,,,l ' e iro ta :Y; s treet, With baying stolen a btittle of WEDiMSDAY. Seprisurrtna s ts:-Wind S. Aerne - Armetrong, .22nd Aug., in lat. 'l5 S. long. 7 AV-John ler ol l 5 ' til t . " lt " II nad tiken the opportunity ••o! her Aristrvan. - .= - -Rtila Donna, Payson, ftom Alexandria-Goth- Mircvicar, from Calcutta, 7th Aug., tin Int. 4S. lone. 17 W- • LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. SEPT. 20. t r icb° ° ii hoti °r nen tar • senne, Riga. ielpha, bound east, 31st Aug., in lat. 48, ion;: 21-Sunbeam, a nd Oil f Azi., et Se w i th Y absence from the bar, ba ti- out SAtt,'En -Hendrick, Jonze 'her iletterulant-Egidins, 140 - :hence Ist Serk in lat. 49, lent; 19-ercas in, 4th Sept„ in The arrival of the Europa, with report, of injury to the e rg ° 0 .11 N q, a ll , `! Bottle' of rum • the theft 'was soon wyk, •Ghe A nt-tiffy, Scott, Den .' itteDoeisana, Robertson, Cale hit. 50 N., long: 15 I'4'-Wm. a ' Artilers ' on, Ist Sept., in late 43 growing trots by a severe storm, caused great excitement on Co r f 0 ahl e 5 the ~ , i eve A pot .141 )0 .. 32 i h , 11iseman on the beat informed of it. cutta=;Stpiantum, Crocker. Dosten e aMercury, Chadley, Afriea N. long. f' W-Colombo, from Mobile, for tills port, 22nd Monday, and a large business was done on plat and the euc- Aug., in lat. 29, long. 00-Sir 11. Pottingea, 29th Aug., off l ' 0 01 '0 Zee ,7110 0 e "Tediatel'Nent to a private 'lnabse in the -InPargarkt, 'Henderson, Plance Effivard's Island-Marmceeding day, when prices ef common to middling American ton , il, ' ll w t iler ' w re he r f&ancl Bailey in .conapany with Freeman, New York-Rose Eugenie, Be Joice; Gibraltar- ,Sablelsland-Palerneo, hence tbeCalifornia, 2rd Aug in lat. rapidly advanced ed. per lae; from Wednesday, however, till her c h t oi, ) , t,, i, as to wore rf .. Henna Gardner, Tobin, Bombaya- , Elise Emma, Schlie, Stettin . 1e S., long. 36 W- e Lliza Pirtle, from Bombay, for this port, yesterday, more disposition to sell was evinced, and the mat ket olli! e e, De ° ei4,„. yh® Rod eo ,, ~ , pied searching the premises, the -Molly, Viailntick, Santos-slaueen Dowager, Meldrinn, Genoa with loss of boats, oulwarks,.'&b, on one side, having shipped became ii regutar ;it closes, however, at ed. advance on coin ow-tech, , i're!id, hi „,„'!Oealetizm the yard. Upon this disco- ---Euterpe, Jordan, Rio JaneircieJlatake, Everard, Panama. a heavy sea off the Cape-Warinan, hence for Rio Grande, 7th •'Sept., au lat. 49, 10ng.9-Janies'Gray, hence. 27th Aug., !mole and middling, at ed„ to i d. on the better classes of Ame et a c" - esi vi , , ,,,0a, ea'', hg refto admit her gu ilt; ' - -ie at once . _ e.... i n hat. 1 rican ; Brazil must also be quoted ad. to e 4(1., and Egyptian and be i 44 N., long. 12 W-Entlyinion, from Calcutta, for this port I Surat, in some instances, ed. per lb. Wellr. Speculators have l otOn AO. I, ' ' %1,1100,1 I T,,',ted she had not been able to get Tire Astrologer arrive(' at Maltuon the Bth instant, 17th 'tug., in lat. 14 N., 'tong 9 6 W-Ada, from Cape Good , taken 22,510 American, 1008 Perham, 350 Bahia, 300 I?•gyptian, 1700r' 3 j et) li t t ,q 1 0 4 t Z at i S ; 7 l l .. ,g' , llt fore the arrival 'or het constable. Hellespont (s. s.), hence at Censtantinople. , and 1670 Surat, and Exporters 2260 American, 2400 Peroam, 30 J'uthes Caesar, Baldwin, sailed 'from Marseilles for 'this port 'Hope, for London, 17th Aug., * and Cleopatra, from Carrick ev• EP i - o tber pr. et „ , .,;• , !d her twenty-one . 'deeps' imprison- Ilth instant. fergos, for Valparaiso, sense day-Atlantic, front Honduras, Maranham, and 1970 Surat, The advices received to-day, per Atlantic, confirm the 'ecregoing report of injury, which, how seea,,,, re' s iirc o ‘ u mtcnnate indulgence 'in her favourite G 5 se Wilson, sailed &eat 'Bordeaux for this of *on the for Birkenhead, 10th Aug: liti lat. 30, long. 79- Gent A. Hop- , b rig .. e _s e i o, lever, appears to have been confined to portions of the Atlantic x son s " tor?. ,t ll ap t ht co ,,... ' 131.1r instant. lea, hence for Charleeton, ' `Path Sept., in lat. 50, Nettie f i T eoe se tee e elis ee - a `e,N 4 : l t OF DRuNKCSmttgs.-Mary Parker, ' St . Leon, Lufkin, from ITCevoOrleans at the Schelde. hence 14th Sept., in lat. 58, lung. 8-Nautilus, of this port, for States and Florida.. ItsetTeet on the markel has been io some toot "5,9 1 ' k ' We% eL '...' , Y dressed and of rather superior no .Al.-nt Mary, Baxter, bent& far Cronstadt, at Pennies(' Frith. Lima, 2nd Aug., in lat. 25., long. 26 W-Elesmor, hence for degree anticipated, and although te.day's business has been without animation, .prices close with much hilliness at the s treet' wile Ce r a i Dea re r;?*ged with having robbed her master of 'lndia, from Bombay at leigoa Bay, Bth July, Ter this port, San Francisco-Cluoye hence for St. John, N. 8., 28th Aug. 'in above quotations. 'crew mutinous, and captilinen irons. - hat. 48, long. 2 9 -Mdffeet, hence for Bombay, 12th June, in hit. r of 9 im pie" At. elat th e ."t, lo the value of 'IC7 or XEI. The 4 47 N., long. 9 IV-Alexander Baring, hence /or Calcutta, 15th 1, 14 b l-,e, cACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, t he. ebe it L k i , ii kt ,, , se ot a man named Jones, a sawyer,' THURSDAT,Stterneinen. lg.-Wind S., light. June, in lat. 40 N., tong. 14 W- aria, hence for Wilmington, an d ' t he O s ' , t,' t ick-street, Upper `fount-street, Tore- 19th June, in 1at.;53 N., long. 23 W-Devomport, 2'nd At.„., For the week ending Sept. 2e, 1850. I aaaeti , ARRIVED.-Marmora, 'Bevies from Ccinstailtinople , -Man- • in lat. 31, long. 56 , --John Bendel], for Charleston, in let. , 59, 1 Prices paid Imports wised the t i , 4 ,te q -iliele e e roe during last week she left the hawse, 'tam, Heath, Deniaalfiepa, Nicholas, Nantese-alane, alugh'es, , long. 44-Cambriffire, for Nov York 3141 - Aug., in hat. 43, SALES Or THE WEEK. 'in the week. ThisWleThisYr. `but edeatv.o.Nrs,o'aeones discovered'thut two blankets, two e Nakskow—Theedore. Behrend, Danzic--Ilanna i Salkeld, re, t 'etO i r ' long. 51-William and Sept., in lat.-43, long. 49-Datni- ate ; a„_, i trousers, and oth • articles had beer "Downward, Calcutia-Catherine Hodges, Leais, Bordeaux 180 ISea . lsland- , erl - c l erei r iviii i , .vmse que t , • . A m f A Camilla (s ) Little, ''Haas. 9, same day-Charles Crocker, of Batle, for New York, 16th Set Adelaide from Hobart Town for London, 'lsth el-ug~ 60 Stained le el 0 s e ete d .erfa oare. 11 yhe fotirf . a number . o pawn in lat. 15 N., lOng. 27. SAILED:LGood Dt.sign, Brereton, for Rotterdam-Salern, 15750 Bowed' Georgia 6l -... 8i I , re st f t he Vle. p. oon sts , l e • . Informatibn - vas then given to the Gibson, Mobile-e.Helins, Burkland, Alexttedria, E.-- * Lette,c ~e , f MObile t or ° Tie of k t lri tt l ezt. ' i t 1 52, founcythe woman at a hotre in Wright, Peabody, New York. -- s a" 1 Alabama and Tennessee •.: le . 1927 456952 re al e ef eer Vel a , 4a p 'e was in bed' and drunk at the time. — Passed the Sound .for Litimpool. . ear l Y 60' ,iy o tti e ,13eared to be affebted at her position, ha, Lyra, Rankin, at Wyk-on- Fohr. Sept. 6, Johan Cornelius, Fradlant,from Petersburg. 7, Hopewell, Newton, from Stettin. 29740 Net' , Orleans ci - 10 { Perimenbueo & Paraibe Be. Vat i 1 I ew e, t) ed - f ~4 ! )a' Ilse `u oPpose the evidence, was committed' to Hans Jacod, herieefor Fanoe, at Yarmenth, I.W. ,so ! 0 es t • or trial. 7, 'George IV, Parke, from Konigeberg. 4660 11 0 11 0 k' of' ',' 1,1 'al ' John Macvicar, from Calcutta, off Queenstown. 1110 Ameati and Ceara 7, Cara Dorothea, Fenega, from Petersburg. 1570 Bahia and Maceio 0 ;. o • Aurora, Brown,' for Riga, and Gezina,lßoer, for Amsterdam, rt , ' goo I, l Nll' l4 ,4lla, Pßl cn-STrcatrr.- On Saturday - night, a 7, Alert Dusting, do. Meranhain 8 *.* . 88- } 1826 38731 hence at Plymontli. ea to e 'Ol - -e ex 7, lord Ravensworth, Scott, do. '7I -•-• 8 e sp , , les . k jaf,.., re.. posed for - sale at the door 'Orldr. Cornelia, forliavana, off Kinsale. mi ,I, after Per, p ri £4,Engeline, Smith, do. .... N { i tinginited et, on odes l t i ti kt r ,', i t ee-street, was stolen. Alpaobt im- The John S. de *Wolf, for St. John, `N.B., in proceeding to - . - 1 •-•-- 9, -Pezo de Regeo, Otterbnrn, do. Para en tiov bee a l i kA i nd N I _w . as taken, I,lr. Williams missed the elli o., las_t night gTO" . nded on Burl)°, btft•came off with this morn- 9,4.fiena Alberdina, Nagel, do. 53•1 we , ter , 'k l il ltliti ' l l th e into the street, where he saw; a men walk- in 39 s b fl rw od e , ros ait r i ii p „ . pi ec te e a e l d r e n d t . hence at fhe Cape of Geed Hope. 5, 'Tricolor, Jacobsens, do. i . 03 .. 0 De r,lg in yp e t T a tr n a,Surinam,&e -7:1. •-.. I - 1 .... 1629 4323( a potty, , aad L R o o d s. 'Ultimately constable ;115, was 10, Susan, Jones. do. .... Ilerbadoes ... 20 41 !le egi , Kate, Fo t , hence at Monte Vi lone e 1 1) dell 11 1 4%,; 4 •dar 0 a PPrehended the man, whose 'acme is Eliza, hence alf Rio Granule. li, lb-val, Gesner, do. ..., Peruvian -.- - 1 , 0 , , s ll boa ick e t te e a ' t he case was sent for trial at thesessions. Florist, Sanders ; Mercury, for California, hence, and Dove, ---- •--7 LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. - .... Bahama .... 'lniguayra - 1 I sre e e t o del q:!li l on 8 „ 11i _!/?..-A , number of aoleoe econstables Lawson, frOtiMonte Video at Rio Janeiro. .—.... TO vommon West India,tec. 11 .. --- e• 15:ti 1421 E° 5P 4 05 eta at'eet ve 2lal duty in the neighbourhood of St. 21 4, Harrine ton, , for this port, put back_ to' Rio.aaneiro on Direct! Indirect. Direct. Indirect. fe s v tl e t r, July, With Corey ard carved away, and one mantead from I--I-- .... Carthagena e splee e erl e,,Ntael a ' e n Satutclsy nights, for the prirpose 0f.... 'Smyrna - 1 11430, Australia .. .. ,May 1 - Mauritius .. ... June 21 ' al W o e; F ‘ . 41 p url.' n v ,..'"etB and young thieves; !forthe more Rer . roevnal4:sl ver, from London at Bahia. • Bahia .. ;July 2e Mazatlan.... -...- 1 „:„, Manilla the l o or ' • Voti O n S 4 of the stem they are attired in plain Alfree, Menrin, hence at Trieste. Barbedoes.. .. Aug. . NI - exico,(city) .. July 17 ease,Snrat ee... i4i .. 6i 1 ..cing er Ott s ill ltab er 'lrd aY , k - e'A they succeeded in making an Giovenni, Craglieto, sailed from Trieste for this port on Bonibely.... .. July ee' Mobile .. Sept. 4 .... Madras - •1 'or° 0 v fieta s t , of captives. Among others made by the goal September. tla B. Ayres .. .. ,July '.7i• Monte Video .. July 17 . . .. Bengal , ..., i • I ' e s e ei°, ,of P "t of ae •- til Inamed George . 1 - i-trnah • this Puraustr'ra, Sept. M.-The William, Brown, from Liverpool Calcutta lJuly le New Orleans 'Sept._ . 1 13 3 f 6120 bales . 1,..'' „ t e w d o vv e ,t"e he- . ' g " • ' or St. Pete r . rsburgh, has been limited on the mud to stop a leak. Cati(O' rnia •.: :: Aug - . IN' "ew York... :: - 8979 119255 ro ° ! iti° l;e r l scarcely reached -so "High as the Roars 'VIDEO, 4th July.-The Sabina, Consigns, of Liver- C. G. Hope. .. July •-- Panama .... .. „rune 26 ~, ole ki 4l 1 4 1 ; , -- a - ' was falcon in the very act of tricking the st $ A . q -1 ? nDixon.the Old Ok tv e b ati • arn ed Dixon. who resides at pool, from Parnaqua for Valtrat•aiso, put in here 22nd June, Chegree making - letter, and is discharging,. June 2(e. Pernambuco. Ang.l3 - 'LIVERPOOL CORN'EXCHANGE SurrEmnEn. 17. Charleston . .. , Sept. 7 Rio Janeiro.. .. July 30 , . . . . . ' , . itd •el k 4 '), f a , s nceeeded in abstrattin , *'• roar shillings t 4 4 tai the f.' 4 ' AIN . Dixon's pocket:Abon Williams ____ China .. June e2a SanFrancieco .. I - 30 ?ha arrivals into this Tort from the 10th to Cho 16,11 inst cittairt a fair quantity of 'Wheat, Oats, and Oatmeal from Ire OP 'll O. h ll hia t , n 4 ' l he 1 1 ;:d e . FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20.-Wind S.S.E., light. Demerara .. Aug. 3 Savannah .. .. !Sept. 5 z:2300 St. Helena .., .. !Aug. 4 land, but not much Flotti‘thence, and except a good supply c il o f , ° l3sil ia i ight shillings arid three half- AnurYro.-Atlantic (s.), West, from Nev •aikerls ; sailed 7th Havana .. Thomas,. .. !July 39 Malt we have little to report coastwise; of foreign Wheat an is °4 4 t .", e e l rt,i 'ke ts. A woman who represented herself - Sept..; hits about .5000 on freight-James' Alexander, Cotner- Hayti . .. 'June Ilooduras .. July 11 Trinidad.... .. - 30 Flour, however, the imparts during the same me are exceed l tte o , Oil' t h:l.-' 4'/ zno-aier stepped forward on his being Tamerhene, APKenzie ; and'7John Maevitar; MeLeod e Caleuttai ingly large the former amounting to 33,819 qrs. from the Nort i - Ni eltaZ 4l. l and vith ' inucliaprpareitt P,Mrrow, begged • -Cornelia Menchaca, Havana-Moses Wheeler, -King, New Jamaica - 18 `and South of Europe, bet mainly from Franoe ; the latter it ° lie , r r a c e e...''lt -'', as . Orleans- Shenandoah, IVeCI, Philadelphia-Tatrick Henry, eLierta a • h I P iN• o l 'lcit -.s he was not aware tltat •her child waseluding 11,505 barrels from the American States and Cana& Gorden ; New York—Liverpool, Starace Paiermo--Rapid, - 'llklaranliam •July 25, - Vera Crux ..' .. Aug. - oic iv y and• 17,608 sacks entirety French ; whilst, except of Barley, th t ° h l •Y At enerse of life. Site was., however, re- Whittle, Bordeaux-Sophie, Behrens, Bremen-Wm. Crow - , efo' did • Ni l t 'lll r • Pari • TIDE' TABLE. e ' -supplies from abroad are otherwise trivial tbe eo t 4 , ko f e a _,„„ . ilium on that the boy had been charged Harmy. Rotterdam-Urgeht, Williams, Cuba-Icarus, Smyrna 1 •0 5 .A IhN e liree,; rbtli having picked pockets. Mr. Rushton -Eagle, Moore, Malaga-/tustus, Lord, Baltimore-Atalanta, I° 097 r 4 ltk'lllld ' ll e TrisCharleston-Mary Allan, 'Jamaica-Demetrius, Hutchinson, DAY s. MonweiZve Co . HORT. 1 HOLYDAYS, ETC. has induced buyers to wet with : i, PP -5, I aft er oner was a profitable child to his Constantinoplean,Quebec-gees, Amsterdam- - - per bushel from theerates of this day vueek has been Y d bo eti Vti°:ti, At tt, s.olne deliberation committed the boy - Catania, Hambro'-Scottand, Quebec. S2O. h. m. 'h. in. ft. in. mitted to for all queEties of old, and the general runs ( s ,el 5 t , la y ~,,r i c e , t Pa e the above' ffente . • , was committed, Tuesday 24, 034 -0 50 17 5 new Id. to 2d. per butilel lower. ble ar 1 111 SAtvED.-Excelsiar, for Apalachicola-Lucy, Malaga-Pau- ' • ' • 'Wednesday .25 1 7 • e 24 17 .3 Flour, upon a moderate demand, ruled niearly the smog o V I II "Ins Were detected stealing eggs from one 'lina, Dordt-Anna Siltaltim, New York-Budiain Castle, lill (1. el I t 4 t . Thursday .. 26 142 2 0 1G 6 - St. Cyprian. -521 Friday. lit, 'ii kn...., deraSyra-Crescent, Williams, Charente-Cenondah, Mundell, Friday .... 27, 221 243 15 8 t [Eveniag. Barley, Beans, and Pease, steadily maintained late price+ 0 - , t ris, iO, - • lt.„ ---,ORATION OF PRGEPErmv.-Jane Carr anti -Lydia, Greaves, Ceylori-Dairy Maid a ßichards, Naples lodo4 of Leo, Blanck, Perna(' -:-Iktelenie Heloise, •Renandin, Dunkirk- aaturday Quarter,9ll.4om. • and Malt was Is. peraquarter dearer. 0 3° '' , •," Vh; t ged - ` ge , r s, two prostitutes •of!tho lowest grade, 4unclav 29 4 0 434 13 2 17th Sund. after Trio. New Oats declined Id. per 451 b. ; but in-old little or no vz aine Hyre. Dronthenn-Pere Chauvelen, Cassard. Nantes- : ~ .• •••t , i • NI,. tie, h . ii., e tc , i i A s ,• • avine stolen a wata from a person Recorder, Sharp, Calcutta-Sarah, Fuclaga and Salina, Monday.... 30, 512 556 12 4 ' [Michaelmas Day. 'elation. Old Oatintral stationary ; new- receded 6(l e per Id.. t ii ; c hor s t k t (i,,, , tl ( t o ar ne as William Stdkes. •?The complainant, 'Rotterdam-Thomas telliarch, Pratt, -New ' Orleans-Udima, " - _ The transactions in Indian Corn to-day were limited, be • t•prices remained unvaried. . hoe ~ h,,A th., er lY person of gentlemanly address and 'hilts, Riga. LONDON GAZET'TE.—TUEDS AY , SEPT. 17. 9rl) ble - 5 p ll s t, oa s . .k, t ed that he was , on 'his way home, at a . IV poi • %Madagascar, and Anonima, hence at Tim's - sr a. _____.„,_____ BRITISH. Woe \ t'`k l tti.... d ki'd ay even i ng, avhen he was accoste d , in a . rthagena, Jonesibence at San Francisco. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Wheat, ee 701 b. s. d. s. (I. 1 a. (1. s. (i. 1 1, 1 \1 1 er - `' 4 -II the prisoner whit whom he held t ip , , iii telf c , i Er ° , 'lra. Raymond, Hart, from Sydney, strutee on a reef on..en. Reay and RohinseneLiverpool, cutlers-I. Mackie and a En. gliall, red. •- --Old 590 6 ' 3 - New ••• 5 ' 5 o ' 6 .2 es. d, titat l i e _l- lie left thern, , and went home, railer) , ttering San Francisco Bey, The Britiel 'barque Orator sys ' Liverpool, merchanteStewart and Cockburn, Liverpool, pro- Ditto, white ......... 60- 6 6 , do. .... 60- 6 1 r ° , u ica''lrish, red - 5 9 , do. .... 5 7 - 6 C /se ~,t 0 1, tt br at; 'O4 had been rubbed , ef his watch i and, sold at auction for 15 - 00 dollars, and the British barque Robert vision merchants-WaWareing and Co.;;Stalybridge, Cheshire, Ditto, white - 5 - 11 , do. .. . - f 0 ' Yhli, 44 4 ‘ng On the coUrseltOtiCeparsued, a knock lElenderson (second sate) - for 230 dollars.,- at San Francisco. cotton spinners; as•fareas regards W. %teaming. io 0 j ea BANKRUPTS. Rye, English, leer - :Irsll6o . lh - k r , tt i r :ree p r, which he hail .n 0 saoner opened than a Lucy Wright, from ' , Buenos Ayres-Rainbow, Scott, from id, o r . 'Barley, English, aesqr — - r-Clievalr. 32 0 -.33 4 ar e 00 e aes 4 ar.aper parcel iuto %his;:hand :he stepped 'Pereambuco-and Hotspur, Robb, - from Porto Rico, allaat James Beasley Lerate, Norwich, draper. John Salad, St. Neel's, Huntingdonslirre, draper. - 3 - 2 — - s t° bit . k q bef t-- "me its contents,wl to l the lost watch Malt, English, le qr. .. t ~ . (h ., ,_. ll • ten, .. Margaretta, Boonegatel, hence for Groningen, at Salcombe, Abraham Solomons, Basinghalestreet a andon, merchant ?Qneeostown. it A ril' i i'll atl Nlfil i ,,,lP 1, the guard •of.'which was cut : the 1 E 4,4. . Joseph Turner., Eastbourne, Sussex,tdraper. , pale ,49 0 -54 0 —- 0. - oe 1 4Cere aat e lnemediately afterscielivering the parcel. , Ranger, Dunn •; Lord••Strangford, Kerr; Prince of Wales, Elias Marcus, Limehouse and Stepney, builder. ' ~ea Irish '. r, 4," is, poi 4.0). , 39 0 -46 0 - Edward Palfrey Simmonds, Highgate, near Birmingham, I • liv e ' , O h u, o N , ,4tvf_re discharged. Thomas, and Pretnier, - Pile, all hence at Corfu, 1 English & Scotch, oldi 2 9-3 -0 :New - - at Sc . '' , O. kk''4),„e•tei Stew,..__l.A NG . ERS . .-Tl , is ; know , l_e , cya . Of the ,tin AZ i r e ol l o o g t e h r s (s e . n s t ..), hence at Malta, and pycceeded for Conelana commercial traveller. DIVIDEND. I Welsh - 2 5 -d0..... - I. per lb. higher. .m, 350 Bahia AO Egyptian, AO American, 2:00 Peraam, 30 The advices received to-day, per g report of injury, which, how- With much firmness at the )79 1192353 the same time are exceed to 33,819 qrs. from the North -^ • the latter in St&tes and Canada, lqt. except of Barley, the arrivals of Wheat I_ used nearly the sameas leadily maintained late prices, little or nova meded 6d. per Id. Indian Coil; to-day were iimited,'but s. d. s. d. 5 '8 @ 6 2 (1 t 6.„. He feft them,"nndweot home, when bad been robbed .cf his watch ; and, ' rt ng en the course v tollsearsued, a knock ,lAttjoor, which he had no ssoner opened than -e iN t Pt..„ .a, lzoper parcel into ;his:ltand : he stepped b e f - ' , tle its contents, when, lo! the lost watch the guard .of , ..which was cut : the Alko 4 were discharged. 41 1 (I. TRANGERS.—The-kricwledge of the fact 4 ° 4 t str • 41- tgers having of. ;late visited . this town , been the causoof%great alacrity among Se: 1 11 1 `"Nl'ered gentry, as well-ts the attraction . 014'eltance. A great number of prisoners .I °l l4: t _inbrylevvellatturing - the past few days on .c.l those cases were 1 , picking, and many • (17 ell je ftlay. While .the -court was sitting th_e dieli: e was brought in. , itle.inale, respectably ftq hs ee t, t"e her name as inn:Firth, and who, from t4r. a s evidently an arrivalty an excursion 11( littpj e attern part "of the,county. stated that she ' l ;.‘l'll en ' I ' 4l (he Prince's*pier &little before twelve tl . t4i,. s he felt a hand inher:Docket, and, upon (p o 'slv t '‘''',vtacle, discovered , that ther purse, con ht had been abstracted. Some per. • ii, g 'ir. v " 4 Thd seen the whole - transaction, and, "qt. -e rts, two fellows had been- given into etas )sk) otie -a n'e, s are William Thompson and Henry ad, and the other a thief of more ma tame ;:s ,7e7 are ill looking fellows, and have h 7 kNitteti(j'Y registered in the,,i - jaol ledger. T' Vrison for three months. POETRY. • ~etas, and Prettak, _.,, all hence Astrologer (s.s.), hence at Malta, and p tinople 10th Sept. ; 'Palestine, Jones, andaoyal Victori hence at Palermo. Wanderer, hence at E I:4sabel, sailed from British Queen, 24th, all • Maria, Shaw, heue- 4, <sailed for Afesair, DIVIDEND. Oct. 4, J. B. Nunn; Volchester and Ipswich, tailor SCOTCH SEQUESTRATCONS. jun. t,Grangemonth, shiplroker. fine sort ieral P. P. Deno 2 0 ,do kntigua 10th A I 'for this port. tlamaica. . ,avinia, 1 2th ; D. Clark, Elgin; maid R. Hope, Edinburgh, W. Marshall, Erlinbur A. Robertson, Dundee a, artist Goddess, Galt, sailed•fram Jamaica forlhis port 25th Aug, anti tiut back same , clay,v,ith injury, andvrould have to repai; raving been in contact with the Cambri4 - for Baltimore. Laura, Damrell, from'Sydney at San' Gars!ma, Spence, elenren at ditto for. tnd Lalla, Woolley, for• Panama, 17th Jet:, • Floridian, hence at 13althnore. , Watirler, Westcott,lert.-ie at New Orleans • liniso•arian Chase, and Die Tugend. lidilish & fr bitto. 1 27 0 - 30 6 - Frincisco FROM THE,LONDON ,GAZETTE 0-F FRIDAY. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. A. and J. Frost, Chester, Manchester, Civerpool, Dubl and elsewhere, corn. •merchants—Bulow and Taylor, LON Clowes, Lancashire,-eotton spinners. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. J. Spencer, Manchester, cotton spinner. J. Livsey, Bury, Lancashire, cotton spinner. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. , Henry,street, Hampstead-road, plumber. BANKRUPTS. Lltle 16th Jul; 'Oatmeal,* I Irish, IS4 Canadian 'chultz, hence at Nev FOREIGN. s. d. s. d red 5 6 .do 5 8 Canadinn Te o f ibl t bs four t iler: toge esk, Russell, hence at Smyrna. hernia (s.). hence at Doston 6th Sept United Stat William MI 6 0 .do Danzig., mixed arid di 6 0 L Baltic& limbarg do 6 0 kTURDAY, PTEMBER 21 I W., fresh Benjamin Hopkinson. Bates, Liverpool, merchant, October 2 and 22, at 11 o'clock, zit tile Liverpool District‘Court of Bank ruptcy: solicitor, Mr. Holden, Liverpool; 411Ecial Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool. James Atkinson, Is:evrcastle-upon-Tyne, victualler. Samuel ;France, Bradford, Yorkshire, grocer. William Huntley, Hart•atreet, Covent-garden, London, li censed victualler. William Pike, Beading, tobacconist. James Bennett, Hay , bill. Berkeley. square, Loudon, builder , ARAWVED.—Josiah Bradlee, Mansfield, or.d Camillus; Day. from• New Orleans—Norma, Barclay, Porto Rico—Wyoming, Julius, Philadelphia—Marathon, Taylor,and Henry Clay. Frencii, from New York-51 ranconia, Boyle, Savannah—Phi. lens, Jeyce, Charleston—Onward, Crosby,--St. John, N.B.— Lotoz, Pollock, Montreal—intrinsic, M'F'ar4ane , and Juno. Morao,Quebec—Lady Constable, Dawsonollichibucto—Earl Grey, Chester, Talcahuano—Zephyr, from New Calabar— Janet, Buenos Ayres—Susannah, Hures, and Constitutionen, from 'Frieste—Occan, Smyrna—Lamartine ' Olsen, Ham burg=-.Greyhound, Haley, --St. Malo—Courier, de Dunkirk, from —William, Wood, mad Friendship, Ward, Rotterdam— Fairy, -Shepherd,Newfoundlend—Alpha, Siuejeir, Troy—Am •bassador,Tagle, and Hannah Booth, Best, Malta—Gipsy, Wil son, Bordeaux—Mariner, Dogerty, Archangel—Jduna, Moller, .Cronstadt—Fanny Fieidea, Wallace, Danzic,--Lawrence, Boi- lona and Petersbe do 5 2 Odessa, common .. do 5 8 ' `french Spanisb;&c.do 5 6 —l3annat& Marianopoli 5 6 !Russian, &c. bard 4 9 R-p. qr., &c. 20 0 Rariey, p 601 b, Grinding 2 11 Oats, 451 b. fiti`;ir 1s I OA a 0., ITE IVY. , ArZeeful 4-pr, fair and young , ,b 4 a, dear old ivy twinc.(tli,w,„ 44,111reicil'oef,nillsivyt crept and clung or 4 tittle thee .2 1414)01ced fr prtuitnheoladngly vin Ines au i fillers. Henry Ward Farrer,ol4 Finit-street,London, wince merchant. George Walker, Philpot,lane, London, merchant. Richard Wilson Jewison and Edward Atkinson, Charlotte terrace, New-cut, Lambeth, London, linen- draper IDENDS, 4 Ceatt .ll of stone i vest so ss cold oft and Clean, RN feltlt o tc,?op44 that ivy green. e ver % , "4 .. ot ! With love unclyit, son, Antwerp. ;Oct. 11, T. Barrett, Oi.en;ciiiinber-mercbant.—Oct. 11, F. D4Barker, Carnbridge,, banker.—Oct. 22, It. AI. Liqyd, Wrex ham. banker. •sAlLED.—Cambria (s.), Leitch, for Boston and (s.),.Little, CERT;I tno ''Y'corn er queer 'twould. ti i i' o '.,!,n_ . etis fancy willed— % th e „,I!'e.., wayward thing! Gipsey, henze for New Orleans, was spoken b-y, itb Sept., thirty miles S.W. ek-Cape Clear, putting ary masts, having been dismastect in about long 4 .be Isabel, mckunder To ihe granted, unless ,cause be shown to the contrary en the _ _ day:of _meeting. Oct. 11, E. 111‘Leod. Iltlerclasher-street, Hoxtou,,cotnmon .brev. - er.—Oct. 15, J. Corbett, I.,autilio Perthuley, Mgnmouth shire, miller. (141 F, wind one wintry eve titl e E`Llcr,),Thd seemedthe tottering pile, Pi -it to grieve Victory js.), hence for Constantinople, at Penzasiz , Lightning, Dr. Frocq, hence at,Port-au-Prince. Mahaica, Coully, hence at Deplerara. Adolphe, Werner, hence at Lloaduras. Mary Gibson, Sinclair, hence at Beiront. Nord, Stege,ionce at Archangel. James Orr, Rae, hence at Nail*. Criapin, Walker, hence at Riga. N'et v _ 4tetelint e'en at death could mil, v: r i ll In o , ( . l l , t e r d,passed that sigh, 11, 11 4 1 tkli ci l e e ae t ( e l tr e t w h i o i ll o igg , t adde rc lasPed its hapless choice. Tie ,avv eri r as the sad wind sighed, ; nr; caden ce rose and fell, 441.4 ( l b rough each portal wide ruin's funeral knell. kl t lu ed o. t e uid Sank eac h l o f ty t ower , 11(I eked % re t; th ct i n stately pride a sk ' 4 le , s d e ragny,' tempest's power, estroyitig hand defied. Ipti tt lar fonen.th the m ou ld er i ng h ea p, o i nly '„vy vvbelmed lies— .ev,heti• x would not weep, 40 k ( • 4. 'ial all I cherish dies. BI * ;., A o t o CALSFORNIAN b 4,1 Our journey to Monterey, we were lv4" tl "n g °f a vio l ent storm of rain, and ti t arn th'nroughly drenched to the skin. 1 1:',1teke 14 .i: l 'int; at was - just in time to escape,the A t s ttat ii 3 _t b asse l in the desolate solitudes through anti' and resolved to keep myself close kit e, 1)411 4 kie following spring. Directly op kikklhoZtazc I .°Pet t r e d e°, o rns. I observed a coffee-house Nt t l' :`ki l : * * its a ' S nue my last visit to the towr?-; i t , 001, t axi its t,PPearance, I entered, to obtfun j e tLask ed. :!e 'effects of coldifrom the wetting "14411 th, re '-c l r a glass of brandy. The waiter 1;A i '. 0 41 41.1 std was-none in the town. "Let me it ) : 1 ) piknto, -° °;e caffee, then " said I, passing haee w "ieh was so crOwded , that I could tl, EdeQia"d 4 0 1 bs e : fi lN l :here is the milk ?" 1 inquired, 4t d l t her Free sort! : e d• The cow was:killed yes cite B ,(/` n drop to be had in the town." ob i o,~Y t o • C ao ;, What Lave you got here? no it the f ',You get me same fresh bread ?" re ti !‘tie g sir. The baker hasn't re 4tjotbs'''k dn: 4 e so,„„`. l lave . you no butter ?---tthese ter th e '' , rity /) - 7 , i n _ting to make them go down." w e e e lu hey don't bring us any mere yer 14 s ago, and The last we had was used we can't get a further sup "v•raose „Ipti ? - What in the name of won iitio • II 01.1 d o _ toint ph , dear o n t o e ‘ xpe i c i t e ze s t t o h c e aLt e li f e . litilltkertzatio,4ll3l:redit. o.:t")Z t e irl i tt , l l 4 l l 4 ° :ing ( d ) is t lle door, he' relieved a grinning N ik 'e °f4 stusk t ir l order to Slapped it down on the wo i u n cseeemme tot,h l a t e the on Yo mss ; o ° 4 Ij4P,Ply re a ' ~ m_y friend," observed I. t dp,. go ueeri red nY house in the . town, sir, tit re' Lolareduced to great distress, and N, li ltt h :le Iti it e 7eeks without beef. The ran it g t 1, 11 ac e . ; _ attle, and there is no regular 0{4 , ,?p,ta,,C4t I ' l % that if • • 11 "'Ot t "at ' didn t kill for our it co , ow , a should do But we'll have 0 1 , 11 tij", v o , r ld Perhaps af t • k,1:4 41 0 044 e 1- a c •fey pota 9es , so Ac tit te d Y 4 F , e6, eet , a ,„ om.ortable dthner. t t 4 . lirtd to at e LEnlugh somewhat distant, Wh tl :j - ,,k_c,an.fy , n . ic a l in silence, yo -04 Iv h e ca tiLl t ` - ,trein.ttes the population su oil aot 1, 0 .7 town hoes placed in a th at h a d been dt.wen to greater 1 / 4h , hentiro,, necessariCs as bread, s Ad emits tv,Lnsappeared, it was more an snail rise in wilipe as an CoVor• 241 q, MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL Re c. be 3 re lle tbe 24; Christopher Dickenson Janson, (audit).. District Coin 24, George Olney (audit) 24, Joseph Raphael (audit) . Dttto. 24, Thomas Smith (audit) Ditto, 24, , Th0nas Alletson (audit) Ditto, 24, George Byford (audit) ~ , Ditto, Afaßehioness Ailaa, M‘Fadzeri, sailed from Demerarc ;for this tort 15th Auguet. St. Vipcent, Shepherd; sailed from fro St. Vincent for this ,port 12th .August _ . 24, Comer and Robert Rotietts ( audit). 24, Gorier Roberts (audit) 30, Alexander Duranty (proof and div:) 30, JollaJaffa and Joseph Willis (proof& &v ) Oct, 1, John Wareing (proof and div.) 1, ElizabeNi and Martin Hart {proof & div ) 2, Richard Abram (proof and div.) 2, A. Browtv(Brown and Todd), (proof Ccdh: ) 2, Benjamin Hopkinson Bates (rlst) 4, Robert smith (2nd) 4, William amd Alexander Miller,(2atl) Othettlo, from Gothcnborg, for this port, at Deal. Lady Shelbourne ; Brown, from St. Petersburg, for thisko,rt, at Stornoway. ,1 0 O be ilP% t oi) AVg P ,;R h of L ori the h 0 ,0 19 ; Jaegar, Bartlett,. from Calcutta for.flis port, .at St. lielez 2nd August. Cresswell, from Calcutta off Cape of Good Hope. Gardaer,rfrom Callao:at Queenstown. William Pelle, Bell, from Ensenada itt;Utienos Ayres. Georgiana. with wracked goods from the Carl Johann, has put into Tohermory. Flora M`Dortald, from -, off St. Helene. _ _ GorrAtme.-22nd Aug.—Atice Haviland, sailed hence for Li verpool 15th Aug., but put ;back on the 18t4, with five feet of water in her hold ; she has stcpped the leak, and re-sailed. Three river boats, two belonging to the Prince's Basin, and one to the King's, were capsized in a sudden spudl this morn ing, to the westward of the Ligttship. The .crew of the boat belonging to the iiing's Basin were saved ; one ,man of one of the others was drowned, and ;fee crew of the ,third boat is ,missing; they sine supposed ,to have been pkked up by a steamer, bound to the westward. THE CHARITIES. 4. too , .10.0 LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, SEPT. 2! 1444 H A ILO ED ; kn-patients cured. 24; lteliev'ed and at own reques.4.-0 ; nade.Out-patients, 8 ; irregular ' ‘0; Dead, I. ADAXIXTED : In-patients, 47; Out-patients, 6; .Casuals during the meek:, 15 ; Remaining in the House, 188. House Surgeon, Mr. F. D. Fletcher; Apothecary, Mr. J. Newton; Chaplain, Rev.W. Blundell ; Treasurer, Alfred North, Esq. ; Rouse Visitors, Charles Nilson and T. A. Hope, Esqrs. 13 ' 1 00 i u sv„ r e l p jeciii•he le t, othe r telocg SUNDAT,AEp,T4Awa 22.—Wind S. . , ARRlVED.—Brandywine, Merriman ; South Can:elm Pre lale.; Nicholas Biddle, and William Fisher, Twist, from Mobile —Heroine, from Africa--,Jaegar, Bartlett, Calcutta—Atlantic, from Honduras—Elizabeth Bentley, Robinson ; Gar land, Dawson ; Oregon, Herren; Millicete, Jones; Loodianah, Dallimare ; and Britannia, Parr, from Quebec—Freeman, Jamaica—Waterkelpie„ Burns, ritontreal—Anne Arm atrong,:tWilliams, Bombay—Middleton, Milligan, Islay—Wm. Carey,.Joyce, Saldanha Bay—La Belle Barham, Africa—Mary, Sharp, Corisco—Regulus, &arts, Maranham—Julia, Frost, Rio Grande—Hotspur, Rolf, Porto Rico—Williams, Wilson, Maracaibo- Chance, Bandies, Sau Blas—S. Charles, Helier, New York—Speed, Grindill i Themis, Leighton; Fairy, Holmes ; ,Ernpress, Dring, and Lady Blayney,lthaw, St. John, N.8.--Susan, Freeman, and Jane, Green, Digby, N.S.—Ma ginthian, Maslen, Miramichi—Envoy. APLean,l, The Duke, Dady, and Sea Xing, Gray, Quebec—FAropa, B,uston, and In constant, Phillips. P. E. Island—Queen, Dowlaad, Corfu— Dubinovich, and Jane Crowell, Alexandria—Amity, Nicholls. Palermo—Cuba,:GilsoZn, Leghorn—Emily, Nicholas, Mazagan —Fanny Fielden, Wallace, Danzig—Margaret, Griffiths, Co penhagen —Lady Envy, Andrews, Rotterdam. SAlLED.—Tigris, Iklawson, for Calcutta—Cheetah, Cook, La ibrador—Volant, Lear, 'Charleston—Gondor, Barstow, Phila delphia—Fides, 13orlandl Esmeralda, M'Mantis; Liverpool, Eldridge; St. George, Sloan, and Nathaniel Kinffiall, Stone, New York. "$O ll 0 1 " f n '`of 9 , Do Aes' Saki, Corkbill, from ;ilaulnlain—Zephyr, Havelock, Barba does—Franconia, Aux ( . ...yes ,, teoncordia, Punta Arenas—He len, Waring, Laguna---Lavinia. Chambers, Cuba--Ocean, Shea; Loma° Urquhart, and Wirietta, from:St. John, N. 8., allot Queenstown. Melody, Hooper, from Buenos /Vas at Plymouth. Tom Roberts, Jones, from Galati at Milford. Hibernia, and Pollock,Wl ntyre, hence at Philadelphia. Austria, hence o Chaileston. - Empire State, henee. and Carlton, at New York. HELENA, sth Aug.--The British barque Kent was wrecked in Hottentot Bay sth June. Crew saved. DARTMOUTH, 2lth Sept.—A large ship, with teas of main mast, standing south, was seen 7th instant, in lat, long. 7 . Famine, hence for Riga, off Deal. Elizabeth Hastings, from Ta►npico, for this port at thOlfax, leaky, and discharged. America (s.). Shannon, from New York, at this port; sae. 11th Sept., from Halifax 13th Sept., at 6 ID p.m. Asia (s.), Judkins, hence at New York llth Sept. Fidelia, Peabody, and Frederick, Smitb a ilellet Rt New on;. Albert Gallatin, hence at Baltimore. Baldassare, &OM), bence at Trieste. NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT, SgPT. 21 AnmzirT,mr• :: Accidents, 49; Medical and Surgical Cases upon recommendation, 16; Total, 55. -D ISC ARO ED: Cured, 25 ; Relieved and.at own request, 7; Attending as Out-Patients, 27; irregular,,o Died, 3.—Remaining in the Hospital,•gs. Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician and Surgeon fur the week, Dr. Ashcroft and Mr. E. Jones; House Visitors, Charles Wilson and John Highfield, Esqrs. ; House Surgeons. Mr. Wall and Mr. Evans: Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rev. Win. Hughes. LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS. 68, SOHO-STREET. WEEKLY REPORT, SgPT.IB Boys on the Books Gir,is ditto Sick List Obtained Situations 88 Merage,daily attendance. St Boys 2 Girls 0_ _ _ I'.D. Anderson, ' Esq., Treasurer• Joseph linhback, Esq., Hon. Secretary ; J. B. Orriss,Supertntendent; Visit•rs, Dr. Nottingham and H. H. Statham, Esq. on SOUTHERN & TOXTETH HOSPITAL, SEPT. 18. IN-PATlENTS.—Discharged. OUT-FATICNTS. Cured Relieved . . Out-patients , 2 Under treatment Irregular 1 Referred to Fever Hospital Entered 14- 3 -Under treatment... Treasurer, Benjamin Plaft, laq. ; visitors, Rev. J. Rob berds and J. Job, 1.7,4 q.; Honorary Chaplain, Rev. George Dover; Physician and S u rg e o n f o r the week, 10r. Cameron and Dr, Petrie ; House Surgeon, Mr. G. C. Sharman ; As sistant House Surgeon, Mr. H. F. Barnett. BIRKENHEAD HOSPIfi.L AND DISPENSARY, SEPTENMER 14. HOSPlTAL.—Admitted, 0; Discharged—Cured, 0; Relieved 0 ; Made Out-Patients, 0 ; Not Benefited, 0; Irregular, 0; Dead, 0; Remaining, B.—DispENsAkm.y.—Out-Patients—Ad miffed, 37; Discharged, 25; Remaining, : 438: Home Patients —Admitted, 5; Discharged, 0; Remaining, 49. Total since January Ist, 1683. Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Stevenson 9nd Mr.. Dixon ; Sur geon for the ensuing week, Mr. Walker.; Treasurer, Mr. R. Bryans, jun. ; House Surge9n, My, ; Hon. Secretary, Mr, jr, Ramp, z- 2 0 - 28 0- 34 ( cry fa Four sell 0 0 -35 :6 20 0 -21 0 20 0 -21 0 • 0 10 - 1 • 2 .8 old s. d. s. d 6 3 66 7 3 10-6 A 2 - 6 4 te.. 6 1 .... 6 4 mix 6 9 • 5 9 •6 2 6 4 • 5 9 ;white.. 6 1— 6 3 5 3 iEgypt'n 3 9 4 0 -24 0 0 0 0 0 • 3 2 Malting 0 0— 0 0 2 8 litusciaii 2 4 2 5 , 1 0I 0 0— 0 0 . . Baltic,Sze., white.... 31 0 —32 0 iCanad Flow, T barrel, Caaadian sweet 22 0 —23 0 ) ... U.S.. West. Canal ..d , o 22 0 —23 0 ;Ohio . ' Pltilatl. Btßitimore.do 23 0 DoArCanadian..sonr 19 6 Indian Corn, T 4801 b, American white....... 27 0 —2B 0 'yellow European d 0...... . .. 0.0 0 0 do. . Do. Meal, T br1.196th.. 13 6 —l4 0 'do. 28 0 -311 0 .0— 0 0 23 0 —24 6 —24 0 N.Orlns 0 0— 0 0 —2O 6 :Fill. spf. 0 0— 0 0 - 27 0 -28 0 SI .0 -28 6 "0 0 - 0 0 CORN EXCHANGE, SEPTEMBER 20. Nearly sat' the agricultural markets and consuming towns of this countz - y . and , Ireland are reported to be moderately well supplied with .new Grain from the firmer& ; the Wheats,-how ever, are in mostcascs,still complained of as being bxtremely diversified in point of both quality and weight, den ay denoting in many districts a very . deficient yield; meanwhile the best descriptions of this grain are in several counties during the week quote y on the ordinary samplei the are more favocsable, the late few weeks of dry weather appear in; to arrest the disease, and it now seems wholly to depend on the tubers keeping sound during winter, whether sufficient will remain perfect or.otherwise for human food. From Mfg day's market to the close of .yesterday, a fair steady business was transacted here in Wheat mid Flour, on the spot and to arrive, independent of some parcels of Indian Corn, each fully maintaining previous quotations and exhibiting a tendency ,rather upwards ; most other articles of the trade at the same rtime remaining in value. The last three days' arrival into this 'port, coastwise and from Ireland, ace extremely light, and we rhave not a single entry of grain produce either from the United States or Canada since Monday last; in addition to abundant importations op to Tuesday's - market, however, we have to :note from the North of Europe and France, 9127 qrs. Wheat, wirllsl4 sacks Flour from the latter source, and a iew parcels of Indian Corn and Beans from Turkey and Egypt.—Upon a scanty attendance of country buyers at our Corn Exchange this.monning, and our home millers inactive, the sales of any description of English, Irish, and Foreign Wheats were very limited •rs amount ; holders, nevertheless, appeared in nowise anxious to press business, and adhering steadily to previous rates, the currency of Tuesday last stands unvaried. Flour." being the principal object of attraction to-day, superior brands, as well as•the heated, sour, and other low grades of States and Canadian, met an increasing demand at the annexed quota tions ; anil , prime marks of French commanding rather higher terms, good Irish was the turn dearer. Barley, Malt, and Pease, although not in lively request, remained steady in va lue, and Beans were held firmly at rather im.proving rates ; Oats and Oatmeal moving rather leisure,y at late prices. In dian Corn, meeting less inquiry to-day than in the course of the week, few sales were effected, and those barely on the terms last noted.. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET.-YESTERDA Y _ __ The large supplies of Cattle at market for several weeks past has naturally had the effect of reducing the price of Beef down to its present low figure; and although there was 503 fewer Beasts at market than last week, still therew as sufficient for the demand. The supply of Sheep and Lambs much the tame as last week. SINKING THE OFFAL. Prime first-class Heifers Second-class Heifers Prime first-class Oxen 4O. „ 40. „ Old Cows and half-fed Oxen 3rd. „4 d. „ Prime Wethers, (shearlings) 5O. „ 6 tl. „ Second quality (ditto) Old Scotch and Irish Ewes (ditto) 4t. „ 4id. „ Lambs Number of Cattle in market to-day:—Beasts, 2920; Sheep 7782. PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOIIN'S MARKET, SEPTEMBER 21. s. d. 8. d. I 3. d. s. (1. Beef v. lb 0 4 to 0 7 ;Grapes,Eng.v. 9, 1 Gto 0 8 Mutton 0 5 0 7 I Ditto, Foreign 0 6 1 0 Veal e 5 0 7 IPines, For. each. 0 0— 0 0 Lamb ! fore.qr 0 5 0 7 I Do. Eng. 9s , lb. 4 6 0 e thind-qi 0 5 0 7 I Fowls, f. couple. 2 9 3 0 Fresh Pork Bret 0 7 0 0 I ,Geese 4 6 0 0 Salmon • Soles Cod Fish Turbot For. Melons each 0 0— 0 0 Cucumbers , ... 0 4 0 0 Nectarins, each. 0 0— 0 0 Currants, Black 5 0— 0 0 Fresh Butter Salt Ditto 0 7 0I i Apricots Eggs la 120 5 8 0 1 Rabbits. 1. , cple. 1 10 2 0 Potatoes,* Peck 0 6 0 9 Turkeys 4 0— 5 0 Peaches, each ~ 0 4 0 0 Snipes ... each 0 6 0 6 wal/111311S ) rOp 9 9 ,-- 9 9 'Oven G . agesoirt 01g 0 a.r'.za~aF.~ts~ ftlaritrto. MANCHESTER. CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT. 21 At our Exchange to-day a moderate buSiness is done in Wheat, at the quotations of our last. and the same may be said of Flour. Oats and old Oatmeal without variation. New Meal rather cheaper. Beans, Barley, and all feeding stuffs fully as dear. The general tone of the market steady, but without activity, PRESTON CORN MARKET, SEPT. 21 We had a large supply of English Wheat at our Corn Ex change to:day; fine parcels commanded extreme prices, but Middling and inferior descriptions were neglected, and rather easier to purchase. No Irish at hand. Foreign rathercheaper Flour in some cases improved in value 6d. per .quired for at the above currency. No new Oat sd. to 2s. 6d. per bushel al. though meeting New Oat WAKE t )r 40 to 41 lbS ticks no change worthy of noik D CORN MARK: LI, and the T. SEPT. IS mand inactiv at is Tiber retail s ,st ‘Neek. )S CORN MAI eared with last ornrtrT dilatriagcs , , Ifartos, aith ThcatE)s. MARRIED ', state of New York, Mr. to MARY ANN, daughter On the 19th ultimo, at Buffalo Cit H. BIRKLEY, of Selby, Yorkshire, of Mr. JOHN DAVIS ? of this town. On the sth instant, in London, EN IS CHAMBERS, Esq., lieutenant in the royal nary, eldest son of Ennis Chambers, Esq to ADELAIDE GRACE, youngest daughter of the late , A! ES CAMPBELL, Esq., of Halnpton•court and e' ter of the late JA SIES Marbury, to CARD MAINWARING, B. Same day, at ilaz: vicar of P6ußon-le-Fy of Tickwood, Shropsh GEORGE ROWE. Es( On the 12th insta .ster, ROGER IV IRAIIANI, Esq., of bird daughter of RI irch, by the Rev. E the Rev. JAMES YoRICE. ft liter of -Sit:-117111 STANLEY HULL:, I ortl Bishop of \V of GEORGE W Cheshir Botley-par J..R. WALKER._ Esq., sur LEWIS, El EMILY JA thop. 1 of WM 6 -extra II CORN N itKET. SEPI supply of Wheat here to-t -TYNE CORD deliver on fully as good term both o!t1 CORN &ST CORN r WI ema SALFORD CATT rg-e market for troth 1 DUBLIN CATTLE MA ng for the pre LIVERPOOL ICULTU Eray, old, 20Ib .. 0 S @ 0 16 !Potatoes, 1. 90It STATE OF TRAM itivanc 3t.e.would have tieen. to the full extent required lised were close upon id. week, hut by some spinner •er view .of the probable rang) 'acturers bought more liher ,!cl. to id-above the rates of b bited li versall t, but prices v most of the lighter fain' was asked, but in some instances a larger de a9d printers was experienced, but much 1 , observable in the market for yarns. Since'] ment has subsided considerably, and on below the prices that would have been ace were taken, further givin, —We have still a brisk For wool be manufacturers prefer working up tt less etre& was observable th . an was Tooke inter, continue to berm le merchants, and the tr ted as w•e have for a lengt I. notice any chan;e in pric( an.—The worsted trade, in all its continues active here, aid merchants stocks. The prices of both yarn and wool are firm piers appear well supplied with the latter article. HALIFAX.—No noticeable change in the worsted trad ther can we report any alteration in the state of the yar ket. The spinners are fully employed, and the quotatioc tinue firm. Sales of wool arc moderate, and lute rates a tabled. had to report it to be. N 13 It_h. D Ff HUDDERSFIELD.—As good a market this week at last w though not quite so much has been done in the hall, aitho the demand has been brisker; the manufacturers are hol( back for an advance RAILWAY RECEIPTS. The following are the seceipts of railways for th at is to say, up to t ute to which t RAILWAYS. Aberdeen Belfast and Ballymena l4. Belfast and County Down . 15. Birkenhead, Lancashire, & Cheshire] 5. Bolton, Blackburn, Clith. and W.Y Bristol and Exeter 15 Caledonian 8 Chester and Holyhead l5 Dublin and Belfast Junction ll Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown 17 Dundee and Arbroath 1' Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen 14 Dundalk and Enniskillen ll East Angliau 15 Edinburgh and Glasgow l4 EdiNburgh and Northern 14 Eastern Counties 15 East Lancashire l5 Eastern Union 15 Furness l4 Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr 14 Glasgow and Greenock 14 Great Northern and East Lincoln S Great Southern and Western l4 Great Western, &c. 15 Lancashire and Yorkshire l5 Lancaster and Carlisle Leeds and Thirsk — Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport l5 Londonderry and Enniskillen l4 London and North-western l5, London and Blackwall .... London, Brighton and South Coast 14. London and South-western l5. Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock-15. Manchester, Sheffield, & Lincoln 15. Manchester and Salford Junction 15. Maryport anti Carlisle Midland, Bristol. & Birmingham l5. Midland Great Western (Irish) l5. Monklands l4. Ner castle and Carlisle North British North Staffordshire B. North-western Scottish Central Scottish Midland 14.. Shrewsbury and Birmingham 15.. Shrewsbury and Chester Shropshire Union 15.. South-eastern South Devon South Wales 15.. South York., Doilcaster, anti Goole 7.. Taff Vale 14.. Ulster West Cornwall 14.. Whitehaven Junction 9 York, Newcastle, and Berwick York and North Midland 15.. FOREIGN Amiens and Boulogne Central of France Weppe S.. 14.. Dutch Rhenish 15.. Monterau and Troyes 2. Northern of France 9. Orleans and Bord eaux 15.. Palls and Lyons 7. Paris and Orleans Paris anti Rouen 14 Paris and Strasburg Rotten and Havre 14. .. Tours and Nuntea last week respective retort Amount. Amount 13580.... 11999 1332 G.... 108G3 255.... 181 1722 491 158 1490 425 12576 1764 1496 2908 922 1144 972 19363 3203 A RKET Wheat reeet f and A FAI }MI ARV, ( tughter day, at St lren, all lx !tli instant s. 1!. R. ( 'aye, Eas •cn, by th PERCY, ALFRED .f.BECCA, aughter c Hughes M. CHAMI COUPLAND tc iIAS AMERY, : ETH, on the wife of 3 SINIING, of 1. MOZLEY, rden Rectory, the Hon. Mr be wife of Mr. JOHN DIED NDS, c 1, by the lie 2d instant, aged 81, THOMASINE BENNY. The rrhad bee re n a pauper on the parish of Mawgan for the VRilt ad n;oneintlnterest to t had an illegitimate snn ..1 'one by 1 9[ll inetant 'diet of the She told the parties r wish v em afte T residence, Waterloc On the 10th instant, a reet, Toxteth-park. r. EDWARD CEA%) r. COWPE, o me day, at her residenc Mrs. OWE On tte nth ins . WANDS, teach( ', Only (1, y, of can( :he late M yY ANN, second 'ODHAF 9s ed to Oats wi 7, SEP' FHOAIAB KENDALL, or :iqueen-lodge, Ila less, aged 21, cATHEfi )n the 13th instant, \TELL, of Grove-street me dny, nt Gatel I), Robert Pardie:l lict of the late Mr. M. wing survived the loss to the remainder of her days to doing good "ouch for the last few years she had been removed . 'qtehouse, it was never forgotten, but annu lo her aged and infirm dependents was d RT KE lIPADAV of her two bosh. n This worthy WY ror warded through the hands of her agent there. vvue uuly Same day, at Bolton, aged 56, MARY, wife of Mr. GRE GORY BLACKBURNE, of her Majesty's Customs. On the 14th instant, WALTER BULMER, second son of Mr THOMAS JAMES BESWICK, of Berry-street. Same day, in Bridge-street, Warrington, aged 52, J. HOB SON, Esq,, corn-miller. Same day, MARY ELIZABETH, infant daughter of Mr GEORGE BENNETT. On the 15th instant, at the residence of his uncle at aged 42, Mr. ROWLAND SPENC ER. , Same day, aged 2 years and 11 moan of Mr. JOHN MERCER, ph On the 16th instant Mr. JOHN MELSON ed 19 ELEANOR, eldest d .i s s g t a ow y, suddenly ELIZABETH same d i a ?' y sq , at of a w, n THOMAS SUTTON , i r. THOMAS BOYD. j un. Same day, in London-road, aged 65, JANE, relic's late Mr. JOHN SHARPLES, timber-merchant, torn . St. Andrew's, N. 13. West Dent P - A R K 1 Same day, in Lodge-Nne, Windsor, of apoplexy, a t .. Arr. WM. MEACOCK, second son of the late Mr. Edward Meacock, of Upton-mill, near Chester. On the 17th instant, aged 76, ELIZABETH, 1$ le of JOSEPIf MATHEWS, Esq., of Brookfield-house, Lydiate. Same day, at Wavcrtrcc, ELIZABETH, re ict of the /ate WM. BOOTH, Esq., late of Wakefield. Same anv. at Ardbracenn. county of Meath. the Right Rev. Dr. STOPFORD, Lord Bishop of Meath. The d ceased prelatef was elevated from the Arclideaconry of Armagh to the see o Meath during the Viceroyalty of Earl de Grey. His Lordship was a member of the Privy Council in Ireland. Same day, at his residence, Brombro'-hall, Chester aged ,62 the Rev. JAM ES MAI NWARING, M.A. , On the 18th instant, the Rey. JOHN IRELAND, incumbent of Skelmersdale, near Ormskirk, for a period of forty-six aged 73 years. .. "-"^"nred Co. Same day, at - Ids residence, in Breck-road, Evert( JOHN YATES, Eq. Same day, at Rowston, Cheshire, axed 79, ANNA MARIA, Airiest daughter of the late H. TOMKINSON, Esq., of Dorfold, Cheshire. On the 191 b instant, in Hamilton-square, Birkenhead, Miss MARY ANN FOSTER, daughter of the late Robert Foster, Esq., of this town. On the 20th instant; at Twickenham, Surrey, MARY ANN, wife of Mr. JAMES FLEWKER. On the 22nd instan - sumT "• after a-Gin:ligiels7so,,bßoreilefofsdit-shtrceieut years, JANE, wife of J. J. 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