The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-10 00:00:00

AULd %T o il t eleettel.aegeoi a, I° 3 1850. eeil - 11 e a . ~ ii E , i v -. Fi It P sold' b£F W --- :.-;; , ---a:. - ---:-4,-4r ,t col °RE Pt OW ---'-T-111'1"."Fal.r'-..----77 „ ~....., - ...-•,.. ~........................., • • ----------_ op Tii.. - woRDs TO TBE MEMBERS los t dis c fi carg 'oe. lit. ROSCOE cLuu. * *lntl tts. l'larhrto. e l Lon a el' IN lA, t x . sy, , .............. no , e s v v e d ' e attl itate.. w r-,_ a. holeh s gratified with the general ap- ...--....n.------ ---4...--- cults , ' i hei l ' 4 14 41 3' elu t e ° Yc l u received my last address, I cannot LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. Strr. G. MAIsrMIESTER CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT. 7. Sugar.-Thee been a steady demand, and prices of good A week Of very fine weather has nearly brought the harvest -Id lil t fit ,6 t ka a to - gral that iu „ ge g e th, b,,.., Pass off w . t , Your meeting should have been and fine descriptions have again advanced about 6d. per cwt., to a conclusion in the more important corn-growing Counties of I slont Some decisive and explicit but in the lower qualities there is no improvement; the sales the tinted Kingdom; whilst in the later districts it is goingon 3 8 Y aOa • Itile .ll4 adopt e d etee bible Ise / , for the 1* • • amount to 400 hhds. BP , 10,000 bags of Bengal, 1,200 mats of under the most favourable circumstances. The corn trade to a 0 1,, 4 ts eet , reg ret th , ~ e liquidation of the debt of manritius, and 600 bags • o ' f Madras. Doregea : 2,200 boxes alas been quiet during the week, and for prime fresh qualities of well attended, (there gig 04 i'mille meets Wa s 43 th e more wh I consider that vane, fiat ye b il y ow pu b b ri li n e gi s a a g le 3 , 7 7 . B 6 l d iz . e t d o very inn prices, good brown to each article full prices have been obtained, To-day's market pet ers the r , • s e arty two SO WI i ° eatO kte kleatl „hundl• e d 425. 6d., duty paid ; 1100 bags is steady as regards prices, but the business done is confined Manilla 198. to 205., and 30 cases 600 bars Pernams at 1 7s. to pretty much to the supply of present Wants. In Wheat and al eas ... 4 te e a . _ YO l ~,„_, members present,) and that, corawidorilt zteorit;_g!tat tte..'..n l good feeling being manifested 2os. for low brown and yellow, with a few low white at 21s. per Flour we make no alteration, though Choice fresh qualities'Of of opinion on the B boa 48 3 ~, •si A i , t i h a d :, 1 2 1 Entty - each are in some cases held for mote money. Oats and Oat. , propr i e t y of ter kinds offered, both on the spot and to arrive, have been meal as last quoted. Beans and Pease both racier dearer. etise s '; , ale i° o 1 , 1 . 1 0 ei t Ttopay , itZ g g e sted. As it were a Nro . iation of my taken by the trade at very full prices : Porto Rice and Antigua Barley and feeding stuffs bring full prices. No new grain orison l ei inse ki . p a i n Weyer, to consume your tttne and my wire " • k tiliai h oar te g re tS, let 16s. 3d. tit 16s. 6d., and a cargo of clayed Cuba 13s. 6d. per cwt, offering of any consequence. Neal Meal 235. 6d., 245, in retail 1 . etesof le. to . ' and a d d as accept the duties of the Coffee : For old ordinary descriptions an advance of 2s. to 3s. quantities. , ria° ;IP' 0 ki th §k krat' tree more lo the is obtainable; Jamaica 46s to 85s native Ceylon 458 ----as per cwt. and St. Domingo • ? J • ' • --- Arlo' e a I t e , ehtt . ion ofres ourselves ii) ATI .-s c ,br t •,_ ea,,,_ is ..,the Immediate circumstances in to . s an 4ss. to 465. per cat. Jamaica Ginger PRESTON CORN MARKET, Saer. 7. i tP (1 el 'Pears h Poiced. , 4 f,.., ..0, L r , cheats v th,, ,ess ; • ata gt i tay ' t eport of 905., Brazil Cocoa 335. per 'cwt. ; and Black Pepper 3d. to 3ad. per lb. Rice-, Carolina les. to 185.6 d, per cwt. ; and Bengal, , 'The weather during the Week has been remarkably fine, and 4armers . have made great progress with harvest operations. ' ste t an ,le Ilea nest th guess at your meeting in* the Hier- 9s. for broken to lls. 3d. for fine white ; Madras Bs. 9d.. per t. Complaints, however, 'continue to prevail that the yield of t e aoic e e r f l Of le Of as e tiara CI e , your total liabilities vas exceed. cwt. Rum without change. vestige e o o p to s ,!ts n ut i e u t th ough it would seem that the esti- Wheat wile be deficient, hut the favourable change in the Tea : Common and medium descriptions of Congous mustite weather has coubterS.c. ted any exciting inftuence upon prices, 041)0 g r _ e kita,, l e mad e u3 ' Your toturcil lest•ves the nett de- quoted a shade lower; greens at fun prices. and conseqweritly the trade has remained inactive with little , or no variation 'from the last currency. Potatoes are not eh a n • Y ''lll ' 1 had °P one hundred 'EtEd sixty pounds Indigo, S. 7d. for very low, up to 4s. 6d. for good iteetta cot 1,41,4 th e Ili t counted ict anp Is. ed. per lb. for Bombay fig. Cochineal, 35. 2d. to as. 81 li a ; g t e c s a a r p cel l y a a ri f ygo l d i uce fesh up fronslreland, eetrea • lsiii k t, : n thj a gu eSt este ee ,._ P9 l l, or, rak - ogether : 47 : 1 . 60, per lb.; Turmeric, 16s. per cwt.; and Castor Oil, 44'e. k'o sd. b v ut we . had a l . g sh Wheal at our Corn Ex, antis e, ~,,, his, against Yet made 'of your liabilities, per lb. Sago Flour, 18s. 6d. per cwt.; and American Bees' change to-day, and fine y a moderate sale at nearly Wax, .4 2 3 isaf.d. per cwt. Rapeseed 41s. per qr. Saltpetre, the rates Of thts day se e -n aa rA P hr,.w m l; t iat for parcels out of . con ae co ils , fe l' it - .p at s tires, 1 '-z. , 'bee number - of persons on your' are t. . 275.. '6d. to'2Bs. 6d. per cwt. Nitrate of Soda 13s. Od.aper cwt. dition prices 'were irregular, ane . a reduction of Is. per windle, Le el eonf ribil to A 44 4 Ver s'' Old, no more than one pound a Y old to contemplate after ln Dyetvoods there is no change. Turpentine 65. tper cwt. •as competed with the value of simiker qualities last week, was i'd ma , r . L .,..4 .11° P)5e I . - - . - P 'di C ' 111 , ‘,te late( tlidopti n - fmely submitted to. Old foreign, without change, Choice Druid ic' o f •t ,O 04as% all la Y fO rmeayUggestion of a propor- LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. -SEPT, 6, trandscif household Flour 6d, pea• pack higher. Beans in fair and 3d. to 9d. dearer, We are still without a supply 3 C o l :cis i''' ,0' if 'I ht e tt li ere t,. A ori tii n e -dea?h of the 200 persons at your last The'market still contietues without animatianathe trade only ta ftc f ti li a ZOats Old met . a faii,ret . ail sale, and, in some cases. ,r` ere ''. t it *cs, ' th e "en's' 'citizen names, and devote a tbe • , t! Opt nee wt4k baying to the extent of their immediate wants, and but little seeed,qtalities rather exceeded otr last quotations. New Oat- Vti t ti t o h n e; m fo_r_ Tort, horever, there has . ti ng le r i/pc# 5f t , p, te th e hir I the - Whole number might be can- mealinot plentiful. Prime Irish 23s to 245. per load. Old as 1g i,. Ined 0,4;f1, ‘.t,tici rds 4eo • !rive t. i demandbe a e s n b i e t en goo d r on s hid' n e e qualities of American 'in ;improved demand at late rates. No alteration in other fi.. l if - . 0 to tt !, 4 4p 4 :', 11 -sel ) (3r . b dr,e, ge t, t e ,l ) bsibl . e sum collected, in a very no . change can be noticed, but in the loeverdescriptions with . 1 i o f V' ~o r . , li. k i, o w v pp et , i • eG•a brief and forcible statement 'which the market isefreely supplied, the qudtations are reduced' '4l dee* te „ ~or., lc,2,ec 4 o`e °II3I Y 'circulated. Let the names be an id. per lb., andan occasional concession has been made in' „...... WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. SEPT. 6. ____ • 'the fair and good fair qualities of . Bowed. Brazil and Faryp e t-; or ee- , r ,' N. 0 ' 2 , 4 , . 11 we yas they occur in 'your ~ fo boa c m- " it, --rzb e On each Pard with 1 . .f. - 'M n are heavy of sale at the quotationseand the prices of Surati, erre supply of Wheat is'strnall this week, , caused in some de- 'gree by the prevalence 'of contrary wirras ; for old there 'is a g b l a is t h ui re si a vi lse e s ek an a p a r d ices varcee ca d r aire e ' s el t e. k t tat :tare s ~rsale ,. a col , aco ue.n or are also in the Myers' favour. Speoulntors have taken .3240, moderate inquiry, A ire ,d b' ' . e, ae s i ....... Lunn for money, and a space American and 50 Surat, and exponers 5330 Americara:lB9o‘ f. per qr. ; not mucli a n n ei dT af ie e si rin E g n , e s 0 11 'o p v tea .'les e aand L=uck a s remarks as " Objects to Ipar, " Pernam, and 160 Surat, f e ell; ere lee e l Onstee ae , Left the town," " Gone abroad," . obtainable. No change in the value of Oats and Shelling. 0 1 Good Beans make full prices. Badey is held for advanced ~,s a • a , ast e - ,7af a l aaeatarSt the names to which they applye , ACCOUAn OF SALES AND'kFORTS OF COTTON, dielg' .iun l NI .' tlvit'Orilig therates. ,eri des it; Boltis lart if t rec . expense and loss Of time con- For the week ending Sept. 6, 1850. - __s e __ ,op eel ae alt el e tellsts, let the whole retwitas be Prices paid I mparts NEWCASTIAXPON-TYNE CORN MARKET, o f " 00 'la SALES - OF THE wEEK. . intim week.ThisaVk This Yr. ard ear .les sqsll an one or more of the newspaper& I. SEPT. 7. of Se' \ Vinc e .ttles who -....._ _.. er of r . h,. ,•e O , O 0, through change Tif residence, 130 Sea 1i d san . IS dat 17d I The weather horainnes highly favourable foe liarveatwelak, . 1 00 .ealil Nt,•th !glitt et , " not be found mi tit baye!the sub I 20 Stained ...... ..... ....... ;. •sie .. 91 5414 i j 416097 and a large proportion of the cleps of all kinds en this disnict 'r e stf°) f acF +0, 44 . 1 , ,, eh . 8 h their notice CI be incl . ell - is now cat .down. Should ttee, weather continue :fine fir a u O A . eo , Sew ,are , in which - 6330 BoavedGeorgia.......... 6a .. 8,1 Tina I the r e d , teas ta.""Seed a" 1 case, supplementary lists 4 , 7 00 Ptiobile .6i•• 71 I week or tenelays lcnger, the principal part ailf be secures in ee l 0 ile d .. ?Or ib )ec t t,, acknowledging the money. Should • t'AlabamaandThinessee 6 .. 7a .3641) 451072 the stackyards. The supply.of Wheat from the fanners to il 'NO ici,C,es,, a " canvass, let •a competent number of 13380 Kew Orleans. ... -...,-.. e . 6f .. 10 day consisted chiefly of the new crop, theeniality'of`which varied greatly, aome being line and in cap?tal dry condition 10 the fa! 1,. btia,c)iiir,rh!eu t 0258 0.1 Pernambuco Ss Piert • en 81 .. ee 1 el e e oie e , ( 11 ; ase. "a earri act under your 'secretary, lea that l Aracati and Ceara -,.... 89 .. Si / ~... 50439 but mere - than' twe-thirds' damp and of ordinary deasetiption, ,s sir' s r f:f 1 it ' / Ile. - ; ° °•t il P e e ."ible ti me. d m out arid the result -ascertained 570 Bahia and Maccio ...... 8 .. 84 - ... ji b * 38550 a a r n i d of all . weighta: priees rated from 345. to . 46e. pet ere. The ? e '. 11 11° 6 4 ‘ lie dieM "tab le th f e. 380 { - Maranham .., • - 8 .. 8a semi 36905 . 1 ~) .),, ,r s Cdasrevise and Fe/reign during the'week are -exceed inela limited. There was a good sale for old Wheat,' but there 5 d s l is tb , Ll tt , A 1,57. E ve as wh at you do in ' this respect Sawginned .. •.-..71 .. 71 } ' so n 1 1 ' ea e ' l ' of t Y day's, hour's, delay adds • every ,,.. Minas ...... ........-.-..... - • • - is a scarcity .5 . f • fine samples : the rates of this claree'nnight the ..0 'ao "JP,Z• i>i 'Air • • Para .. , . - .. e. 1 .... .... sserefally%skaintaihed, 'gad in some cases priees were Is. per . poi' t et a ‘ i le , s eree.s,e Position, and, 'under present sir - *" - 534 gr. dearer. Grinding Barley Is. per qr. 'higher.' and in good ' Sitl ro il ' r not " r ive es ` 8 Your debt 'With this l ' f • .• - Demerara,Surinarn,Szc.. -.•-, • .... , r i 'i' tP lit al' iell t ' ll You, th e • g aring act ;770 Egyptian. -, 1 emend. Malt of fine.quality in request atsrny' nootations. 2e White'Peas have advanced Is. to 2s. peril's ' Old Oats in good ,'ec f o, , e s a e ish ,to ad , e present menibers, hesitate .... Barbadoes -• -.- .... el o' ll . ilit'll4t ha s ad o and -.. - A " supply' Coastwise ; the sale was not so linty to-dal, although o%;e eel 0 ip ii MI, al t carry out with . energy a .... Peruvian , , prices - were no lower, a large show of new frond the country, rP - et. I: , t, t o th e y lee li a , s ,?,sPl . 3 . _roved itself to your judgment •.... Bahama . „ the' arty and condition very satisfactory, Mideprices ruled ela I' ot; r e ,-,.! ce a, a dei s t S' • Do you forget that for every •• • • nt e ice t 5 Laguayra - : : - from nos•' to 1, eie r In Common Wesel-eche, &c. -..---- .... , 1271 e • , •,P tl • the valuecfsFlout ito change. 5 for • ..) 4 1) Ny o c o C° nSeilllent upon ; -o rt • •• • • . such p e.as Ina- ___ _ •w heat -Northandoerland, white, perqr. - - 435. to 465. io ° • 11 't ‘r , i e en s u alone Carthagena - :Do. Do. red, do. - 425. to 435. ist eta t fet ity O ti : N. Om, a ,e, are responsible ? Hitherto ' . .. Smyrna . - .. -- I ss e rg tsate i n pr or e ta l ogY for Tou. There has always: :: .. Manilla :''.:: • ......... - • -- J • 'Fictir-WorfOikinusehold, per sack .- s. 31s. to 325. e es t , 10 , 4 a e . er es _Prog reas ler, for freeing the club from its - 1960 Surat .....•.. - ---- --- - - 'it c ,iteitie' if ill,: tb,"abl e . ' oefore you. You and your coon- 20 Madras . 51.. ~, ese , .... i 11430©' WISBECH CORN MARKET: SE . P7EMBER 7. i e or isl rolc r o v' t 'lt inlet., ,ease, In continuing the ''' • •. • . Bengal-.._.,..-. - se ....,.. ~ ~ There"has Wen a good show of new Valseet to-day, which ' .. 0 . i l.te at , s , and _ . mg . experiment while • _, , 'made about-the-same prices as lest week. Reds from 365. to tbe P r e p' , 0 ,1 , i _tlo' kb' , e o .ni d 4 tope remained that the club , an 30840 bales. 17219 1170r95 , 43e.tper quarter. White from 40s. /o 455. lle'r qr., from 56Ibs. boOh eal a q p4 •4 4 4 t ine go on But with the wreck of leiaaibss pee budhel. Old Wheats are lea pee qr. dearer. OM •t , • 01 'zit • , and th ' ' -----,----.- ' is ] ~,,t 0 •t EH hi e e earperienee of the insufficiency ' - Beans makeS 31s. per qr. New Oats Ead.sperestone. Old Oats • . r; Yu of 't..te No, °Ole i n gr. s ' pee $. t041,,.5ts , an Such bold relief, you can no LIVERPOCHYCORN EX/C,'HANCE, SEPTEMBER 3. , - 4 1 d.1t0 athspeiattone. le 02 './ e e • I 'ell' a zi th e e xcuse, , During the week ending yestsrdaydheseereipts into this port 00 e. ,tN dines er e 9 e• On •you, and you alone, I is k to ,r e il tl 2. 1 ,If ye s Ponsibility of a further increase of coastwise are trivial, and iromi Ireland very moderate; from: DUBLrN CORN MARKET.' Sitt , TEMBER 6. . • e various parts of the North and. Seeith. of 'Enrope, however, the; • The i weathee continues most favourable thrliarvest work. The : eal ,feci' • i Oe s ,a. Os% ' ll Permit it, you do so with your sp YOU p supply of Wheates again rat]) er Where]; with ei few cargoes or Supply of•riew•grain at market was lat e' g , Mai prices of Tuesday e 3 ' se. ' i ' i 4e fa l ' t el re prepared to stand the con- other Grain thence, and of Bs sons from' Egypt ; whilst f 1 ' rom te. -were barelysrapported for the best squalities, whilst ineericre / 5 I, , Its at s American States, - Canada, ant I France . ," eullectively, the impott ; =sampled were a shade' ower. Okagraiti was dull, without any it '',lle 4 ' t *liii ° , 4 e 'its s° fie le e -,.. ~/. 8 1.,,,.e j r ,. l vlti et eer es 4 . gtu on this view of your posl. of Flour is large, but by no means 'in seacess of the require s , alteration invalue. Retail saks , ofslndien Corn were made at r t s ee , v 0 ll 011 t " 3 , The the chief if not indeed, the menu of the trade here. .a small advance. e . S ' e 10 5 ,el the n one d e b at present to • ln our market - this morns ag. vve ;htid,r., slow limited demand White Wheat 24s 6d to 25a ad Oatmeall' . losod to 11 s'6l i , 0. 00 „t, e . d i , , 1 occup) your attention. for all descriptions of old Al bent ea' the prices of this dayweek ; Red ditto ••220 ' to ' I s r, 24s De 'Second; .. 12 •elour sad to 115eed led to e d 0' i• ! \t r th,, , (..h,,saY, ought to be your first con- the few samplessof Irish and!. fitri ! riersx iew Wheat were cleared, 'Barley ... *-- •• .. .... 9s Od to Its Od' Indian-Corn, 10 , it o 0 ,, ,, it t, r eke , ~ t 0 be regarded totail irrespective off da - e i e l . 0 k , E,, 9 g o . 0 _ , , y . rea iy at ss. 9d. to 6, . 2d. 'fol. , red, aryd white may be , Oats, 01d....... 9s 6d to 11s red l '4BO las 26s Od to 28804 Iv , . b., 0 t it i t zol e b een all 1 , or not. I make this remark noted 6s. 3d. to 6s, ed. pe r 701 b.; the condition and 'qualltst, e 1 . I J O ,1: i., 0, 1 I. t o - . 4 e get! to me that the willingness of being good. HDLFAST • ... , CORN MARKET, SEPT. 6. ,s" 'I v'' '. o ' Lit k tr ate e r Of 1 w d , - American and Irish F" .oar eernainel steady in value e and ' e at ,e; ft . 0 1,1;„ eat youryou a ast ' e nesday s meet- The weather for the past week !has been extremelyene,seed French being rather scare e, waseetNkeelearer. harvest operations progress evitlerapidity, which is pureveritasg es & f eta' o r Of :°. iPte et, ' ( Plots for this purpose, was depen aried. ~. Don",ih r f 1 04 b 14 1, 11 1 _ 0 t,„,`, t he e l aPon the chance of the continuance and i3e i n alt wbeerien g th t e ak t e u n rn oft . .dear a er i.r et e n4p b, e a a r s e e iy u m nv aitt i aime lit he rtez , anyn i i , portant supplies of home' grain at market. The de mandeoch has been modeeate. 'Wheat, old, min tens e • d •!.,1 to ',',Boi i i Vot be ll ra w ly; were to be continued, you would previous valce. . its v - elan, new, arriving inodeeate, smafflots, and in maier 1., s s , e i ing'.con Nee aeve u ` sr entidiafe.. , Oats and old Oatmeal moved-01)1'7tata errst quotation's.; dition; sdicl freely at 7s. to - 85...3d , 'the former f . f OW very-po r, , tal ° don' stri t ‘ltd a th a t - but new Oatmeal, of wla ich I'VE had ouy to-day, was. _ L ea 0 0 s e e l e ers ae ri as, Many of you could seriouslypoor conditioned Wheat, tbelatter;ihe extreme ratefor,pritne. to 6d e per load higher. Old Oatameglected, at id. to 2de decline ; new, in small esqmly c e ol, a, OA ty7th er 'e. ` a, and therefore I pass it without Indian Corn meeting rather less httention, sold usore•einwtand tl 11, ti at 4s. 10d. to 6s. Old Oatmeal, a heavy sale.etstis. 80. icll'ale , ° ot k ‘ t k Atil, e 4 4' Bta tein to-day on the terms las t noted. to 9s. 6d- being about last week's price • new, 9s. 10d eta 10s. '8 abe d 1 / 4 eili Itlst anent , scarcel less d . • iJ3 . - s e tp o , l'ob. , y discreditable , has . ' Ild.; a alight advance. Flour. siuniet' sale at former rates. te erf' , ,e ~,,I , L k f kri,,, 1 s o „,. It refers to a proposition which BRITISH. • hullers Corn still enquired fora good•deal by speculators, and plo y kii ii k t 4 f Bt l ieti pistil. !eight render acceptable to Wheat,* 701. 1 *ed. --en sd. !- a. el. s• d• a littierahlite selling forconsumption. Prices same•asorier last. fer Ol io a 0 Pr eb Otee e ' l nds, and, by your leave, I will Englisk, , red .... 01 ,di slo@ 6 4 New ... 5 $.0 4 € . , :i . ture g v t . kti tit , t t Nel l 'le .41 e8 tO it s ex Ditto; white .. 6 0 -`= 677 do. •.... 6 3 - ,, 6 .6 ---------- --- ---- ---- ------ - le d , tip k k tt a s , • ,nat 1 , posure. Irish, red --..- .5` 10 do. .... 5 `9-- 6 2 CORK CORN MARKET SEPT • 7 toe e (Op itt4 i I, tt tall aoe te m ain . not all astonished that, at a Ditto, *bite _____ Flourchas had a lively sale througi.out ' the week.a . nd bakers dire rt , ,it ,k,04 ,p 11, 4i ,N a q 4. _ ,vvinch your` Council, whom you fl,ye Englisli, le rir .....: , ___ .- Irs • 11 • 6 • 0 • Br -.- havesupplied themselves a 'little in 'advance, The -new Flour eald a t t ee!,3l li t '%; t 4N`loll t o , t ° be prepared to recommend some Barley, English, * n r.. -- --- Clievalr. - -.- works well. New Wheat tharsgraduelly receded in priae, and is par r , Pas , 1 ,,, ~,,„ ,h,„, Your adoption, failed to propose Scotclreirisli, V , RN& '2 'IC --t3 a . __ ____ on theeveek in value Is. peratirl. in favour of the 'buyers. Fo ssiM f"' Ottl dbe Li-v.,- le 0 bat . 1 p 5,,,t..., .?.s. , s , much inconsiderate and aimless, Malt, English, le qr. .., , reign 'Wheats are firm .at lase-week's prices, anenhave a good s 'side' ao tsa e : talk, . tilde ... *8 !0--a53 ee V '5OO ; ple etc ail, hdi . It could scarcely be other- - i ; •ito satin • Irish - -ia4s ee -- - 0 t De if s l / 4 , 4:41 k i e ki d to g its functions, it is no wonder fros! l4 el, t f e l • Oats, per 45th, '=SALFORD CATTLE MARKET Sucer..- - 11 t i c ii re , . i. ey , ha crude fulfil Its place. 'Let us hope that Englishs& Scotch e old '2 :7-ee 2 - ,9 New - ---- At teeday's market the show of both kinds ' of stook was very 3 ' ite r t ~,,E. , . I , I , k l, 1, 4 . t4ancl thl for the occasion will act with Welsli - - large for the season;particulariver Sheep and Lainas,of which er:400,00. ti i : , t o It e . a ni next meeting will repair the loss Irish; fine sorts ._._.-- 2:5 e , e2 ..5 d 0. ... . 2 .3- , 2 5 there were 1737 more than last week. The quality r :gnerally, frit" ,t;9 , ` 13 "eo tl 'ep "utile •I really .. nordi do 22. --; 2 4 d 0..... --- was inforior. There were , l2ooleirst Beasts fines eliesLiverpool ~ be te e se t s , Se es _ Le p° ~,, am to believe that Beans , ungi. English, qr.- IS, 'O.-a-32 -0 do. .., -- - market, besides the arrival here of 300 direct , ireer Ireland lo buil t ' s hout 14 1'5, 4 mls 'N. 811 40,1 'with 'your •crod . to a 4 ,0 ~,I)e 41ce d isc °f of Your meeting, and tre were . Scotcletatrisb,* , 480abt24 '1)--).:26 ' , O do. .... --- - - since Manday. The Sheep . were principally 'fronealaarkshire. est 'et ' l/ s la i r'el iel•i Is eellssed - - Westermeland, and Ceeriberlandalt/though. the 'attendance of • ea rts ~,,,,h L. . 4 1. e Bs , • t ,,,,, , among you with something, _ Do- & Irish • •111 , itple - ..... _ grey._ -- -- buyers - was numerous, holders, owing to the heavy supply. OF e bo • 0 . 1 - iii ll t l ~ s ti,, .9 . ~,„- ,s ible that the ais.gracefui thought r lour, per 2801 b. : Submitted to a declineof foily , 4d. for the best , anctelearly ad' 0t „ fiatl e , ad,,.."'n? "o Posed, and 'not Smothered • h Engliah &Irish ,2nds 27 sel essees so fine __ea 0 - s0 0 for iwfurior beasts and abou r ead for Sheep, ae.vrisich rates - * i SP eie l \ kr tit Vet e It ea _ ..with Ditto, sur perline:3l ' 0 ..-12 6 extra -34- fel -/s3e. 0 brisk demand took place, and aiood clearance waeesTected ina 1 4. , the - 0 e v , o gr e, If cannot be. It ;must have been • the former, but many of 'the latterwere lefaunsolds ale Lamb I ' Oatmeal; se• Id. of 2401 e. ' ! bo‘ V. pr •3 t o . , e r , Not itdd'etwe e _ anY were so weak as to imagine IrishO549 ..... ~..20 •0_..,2/ 6 • trade was rather dull. )! 4 91 ,, ,4 0 .4, ,, t, , th t. eh ett.. n the club and an individual "in Canadian - - do. ... 20 0 -e2l 0 es C u b c1 )11 l • e ti ' . ?se e, l'at ses ' a ; Persuade themselves into the Bran.we24lt, ei- - - 040 --el , 0 DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET,' &min S. Jiolig re p i‘t 14 lt, s i viith . , was there not some wise soul VOREID.X. With a large supply of Cattle.and Sheep we baciaa good de- • Aro,o ki 4t il ti iS'tse d Nea r , in finite pity, its absurdity no less Wheat ,14-70tb. Is.d. s. d.. 1 a. el. .8.4. mend fcr export , at prices•much the sambas • lastsweek. Beef, .....- e . R I et s nes e s p. be fil ti \ lit li, a b,, 0 11 ' An individnell unfortunate Canadian . reit - 5 .6 -', L'..l-0 i white.. 6 '2-46 -4 i n • since , ' . 365. to 448.; prime, 45a. to 465. pereewt.; Mutton, I eat el las tor ailed v ery di United-States ... do '5 9'. -s - 6 1 Ido. .... 6'5 --.'6 7 44(1. to 354 d. and Gd.; Veal, 64d. tier • lb. The' :Fig market a' 1 lessee b e y g i th b e e t , , b,,„ An ground' from the club ; Danzig, mixed a aid do •6 PO --eee 6 highmix 6'9=,"f .3 e all oae ss i Ik e a tt o ,l' e t e;_n Morally and legally, to give up L Baltic& Hmln irgdo '6 -0- -,' -6 :8 Rhenish \ 5 10-• 6 I larg,er.one than :my this season -.-3 es. to 405. , per . seen. readily ! hei e d tr o ta filling add PlFs i and t cret f fl ores; i nallatin . ds 15s. a piece upwards. e r3 1 ', 1 ,13 4 f0 1 / 4, n t - ,,. till; ?1,1 le, 6. Y ) all the property he may have Riga and Peters' ) g . do, 3 -2---s 5 4 white .. 6'2 -66 4 . s . and size to-day was far better : ti bebl•l k s t,,g,te 01) ,e, i ! '' , rate propetty as - well, Having Odessa,common... do '5 •8 ee 6 1 Danube, --_ . v '' than we seen on sale fora long time. [ O 3 inhaledaa; V L kte 11,,, "Ct o ne have been Simply unfortunate,FreireleSpanishe ke.d 's I' sees see Polish.. 6 2-6 5 • I , y , iator . r; itla O f - t 4 eet: t e eo Mmiseration ;aid the abstract Bannat ' & Mariai topola '0 7 --, 5610 white ; , 5 1 -- - 11. 3 - , , __ • . Russian, Ike. ear d. .. 4 .9 -- 5 3 Egyptn 3 '9 -.4 el bi - VE RPO OL AGRICULTURAL PRO.ThvGg j o L',,oer... it, A 8 1. 41 '4 41 u t England has gotitself concreted 4r ro tP,.o" 'lc ii .' eat • Rye, qt , qr., Baltic, &es .1 0 -24 1 .... ... 0 .0.-6 6 MARICET,ARMEMBEA 7. 0 e crj; i . ,, t, t t i l t w n ,,, , ,, which guarantees him in ail Barley,*6olb,Grin ding 211 -teee I Malting 0 6 -.0 4 s. cl. a. ri. s.e..d. ii. d. ;e o tOcol k t i ii Ni. o. :Tro o ., u ' t t . have spontaneously allowed. Oats, 47).4511.). - 2210 Russian 2 t -12 7 ..HaY, sald, 20tb .. 0q®•0 10 Potateee, ia 9 01 - of lli v iil te i tie Ilass.tlee, livelihood "di ffi Cul t ieaaa" ; and is once fierins,Vcir. Europe iin.. 03-.-,i-30 -0 , 0 0-6 6 New - 2 2 a 5 te ottl 09 p• 0 hala; s 7, l aa no n unmolested. Even he, la aaon.• VgYPtien- •• • 33--a24 ` 6 7 O.O -.0 a 3 Clover . o- 0 0 - Pink Eyes... i• 0 , ,0 -00 ii a 0 , . 4 t e ,•si.. one s f I Ditto, Green .. 0 al-- 4 -, 2i - Cattle l-- 0 6 ran ria Or j•kil t loit t .• man, will en 3t plead the pease, • BalticaSsc., white. __ . .0 - -.30 s 0 Canada. 26 41 -98 , 1) Vetches.... ...... 0 0 -10 () ~,B locks ' o::0 -0 0 on e 1 ii ed •'RI) • ' l nce and - W e e 1; 10 0 0 h ‘e ty , 14 ,i, paid the , will never hold himself flour, 4 „,• barrel , . Straw, Wheat .. o 4- 0 IS Turnips, * tort .18 6 - 21 0 sie. t .eab l d i i ii 4 l 7 ' it 4 Od a '' 3l nrs• s . , uttermost ' larthmg. He Canadian sweet 22 0 -.23 , 6 - 0 41 Carrots - 0 0 la elasa , ~ka, Sae s read •he has given-Rp his all :to U.SsWest. Canal .. do 22 0 -23-eft 'Ohio .. 23 0 X 24, 6 . Bailer ~.... 00-0 , 0 . Martine , (1044, td 0., I GN l t s taia i the cap settlem„t . Philaill fallltimore.do 23 , 0 --14e'13 I N.Orins 00- 0 0 ~...,.. - A i d tee ‘ilr, i (1 11 4 1. . It 7 of the club? Lithe first place, H De. St Canadian.. i s b our 19 t -'2l. 0 'Fin. spf. 0 ®-••0.•0 - RAILWAY S - ECIDIPTS. $ c net°. th‘ l l, Mts i t w ia s not been trusted on account I it in ersa ° 7l l ;rrlite s° . 27 4) -- , 28 , e 0 !yellow .27 0 -28 ei) : toll s vela , , 4 ,k 4 te e ~ eil tr _ as making. It is simply a large Enropean do 0 0 -tie 6 !yellow .... 27 0 -28 6 The follov••;ine, are the semipts,of,railways for • the emit week, e t 11 ` 0 1 ' O , sal a r, ae go, Listed by the various tradesmen Do. Meal, aii.-iirl . 196th l3 45 -14 A C ido. .... 00-0 te : that is to,se.y; up to the date adwhich. the respective returns ,e 05 51,0 Yi' , Ll 41 Po ° f its en • are mules- et -aa i je. f , I [lit . ar act er , - and the private 01 s od e g ti i i ii : 4 „,, i f '.'tArtf o Y °f try members. 'deny analogy e CORN EXCHANGE.sSEPTEMBER 6. R4543wATs. ',Aug.,' .8: 18,50. 1849. I t d'O t. *- "Inlet g r. eet i° ifi j t`, a'q litvi ...Itt t o c Mader., therefore, com- The 'harvest, which in most parts:of the kingdom for .some . Aberdeen . 24. ~ .1e1804.........670 he 6 ) ,ec e f, lAN tkt e. ,a4 rr i t Plead insolvency: its analogue time past hadbeen interrupted -by frequent rains, proceeded Belfast and Ballymena ........ ...... en.... 511.... 445 ' rls si • i• tt Y ik st i N!ase q tract e rte Pla • tediously, and during several weeks serious apprehensions s Belfastand, county Down_ ... ._. eL... 221..... - II ft l e, lie i ; teer , wer. It must be found, . ed for the estalt• but the weather having were .entertain r , . at Birkenhead Lancashire, & Chishl re '1 1272 . 994 tbe o f 0 ;i tn; ctit 1 1t 4 „I th . as s , t out la the mendacious spend Bdireat"' - 'e t n l ng -.. • •- ." length become settled and auspioious here , and being reported te Dolton' BlaC , b C• I --- -•• . • 4 4 urn, lit 1. and W.N.,0.,- .. 614_, . 431 rote ~,,r , S ri v; (O IL ti „ el l , fit ,for It thee respectable posi- bear thesamecharacter in most ,parts ofsthe United kingdom,. Bristol. ti ess lExeter ..„ ea. , 4911..... -46i6 el SP . :, t o i;: i fs C , ‘: ,4 t, l t t ' .k,,71)e r , d 6 ls not any collateral pro- the work even in the remote counties of the North is said to be Caledo . 15.. . 7349:- • 6809 A lco ° ' - if ,1 4 Ni 0,. f a , , _ _k is . 1 rift may Ipossess AS - justly and piets, - ressing fitrourably, with eversepossible effort on the part Chester ands Vol h d ~ e s t eea . , j.. .; 4066.... "2202 41 I 1 . sti 1 1 . on ' 0 1 1.4 1 uebts 06 a Of'd o' l V 4. , 11,4 i - k: _ his h.__ , e -goods and chattels. of else farmers to bring it to a close . ~I n the Southern and Midland idistricts of this country :and Ireland, however , the Dublin Radtke fast Junction ......,28,.... 466.... 238 Ilunlinand ateagheda se u se' jt° t;,‘‘Ce t 4 6 imeltn ewl 'use Aei offeror ,composi crops; birm been principtlky if not wholly secured:and 00,40 INN l lke, . t t:), l7 , e dgement , 64* liabilaw, and a cereal • t - condition than &Omaha wetness of the season'. Dublin and lc,ingstown -• 4 p.,. 1229._ ~1014 r r e ajoa e plt eo o aS e s se e . di e • , 41 1 oPplicablte to . theula this . N s mostly in e. draw Untilth del'• • from the •' ; ma; eenes ie . Dundee and leebroath havee-boteeouxzecrteal..it mar be. salundee, .Perth e and Aberdeen _. : 31, .. . . , , 852- ;0105 by 11 ,rat'al ta li ~At° ll lB l l 4 l, t, e ,'° ,l is mat i lye? t.. And is ' e c n i eooattire to offer an op-, ellund A lk iskillen , 28.,. e sow _ , eel I t bs uloti,ot,,,i ki,,,,10-uoie - imagine that a elomPosiCen will nio a n at; t n o the preise yield of t - he Englishcrops, yet no doubt' :.•East a a • nd 4Ln / st te eel 1 l ils t icy alk fl., c°ol Ptretiend - • seems dm exist of the aggregate produce of 'Wheat falling betow _ _ nglian ~ , irtinburgh.isoelßlasgew 31.. ~. .4323.... • 4260 l e 0 0;0, k k ,:f „ e ,...• le ,„,„re debt? ugazia . ny perrns in the ueuahaverage per acre, and that theegoality will prove e,x- Idi oilt 7 , \lla„Ce s ' t r a c .e.itte." The weal( hallo- teq ' • hil t • Ireland. partlysewing to the limited • rem y various,- ws in eedinburgli and,Forthern - Eaetern CountieB &1..-,. 327.2.... .me ,le • e• .ti s to a s the j eoP , l i to L 1 ,. It o esu e , e parent wish. numbered acres: sewn in autumn, and the toes sustained bytbe • . kast Lancaehiee 1.... 33186.... • 15254 H I. ..• 4760. ... • -.3859 li is e Ar Lk Ai, Itt l it 4 a te t h at its intrinsic meanness. high winds of August , the crop of gram 'isnot estimated to ex icee,v, r o j -.. t . k1,,, i 1 1 tid c : Likt,, e no doubt, many tradesmen- ceed malt moreathan'half the growth oflast year; of com•se, . .Ezstern Union r . 1.,... 02.3e4.... , 1e97 ; 21 . 332.... - V I o else; N.Jrtle,'rotrt' famities to su , t-- tr - 1' in orderta -supply , the deficiency, oarresponding importations ' 11 ,„,.. r ness . Kilmaeneek, and Ayr.. _31.... .3516.- 3833 j lf o . ,es to Vsa tt a‘as e aols . f tio rten to , ppm. s am ing of foreien e _ breadeters will be requisite, [tithe:lei the abundant ' '. ''' , 6• 9 w, f r aeoer t ,l is t4 tast4 l4 41. rota the ft night, and sill, barely crop of oa/s, and rather more favourable •reparts of Potatoes : lasegow fina Greeeaock 31. 1,691.... 1523 ete se se ct a se, s e ll ti 4 t k„_ eye , s - You oweeletals eay, rec;ctly,,qviirnacessarily , diminish the consuecption of Indigo ' •Gre.,at Northern rest. East Lincoln Z.-, 5586.3.-. OM •Greaasaiouthern ared , Western 31.. ; 055.... 3423 lie-j i 'br°l l kl' ' '' l ZeliN & 417idetigs in the, ound is, gene- Corn, at leaet for some months to come. • , re l.° ~t h e,„l 1 ,is, con k 111, , net in cases of insolvency ; The excitement which has generally prevailed in the cond. • .great Western. &e..- I-. 16935 16124 .4tacaski re a nd:Ymiashire I I o'oo' tb,Y ,41 4 , i's th W 'ai with whore the be nental markets dur i ng the past few weeks bat, somewhat alms De► 4 N e et ghi ...._ ted under the influence of dull accounts from England. The Isa e neas s ater and g r arlisle 25. . 5234.... 4212 t so 0,0 1 4, , 1k kt Pt_ th e er e , lit, _ s a most respeetable.sum I. . 4402.... 941 • ..." fir ' " WouLd ,A c. 101 t i ii i N. Ltliti xi D,. , let you 4itti -forXeve. P rice of Wheat, however, is still comparativeas higher than ;eP al u y here ems afford-to pay at present. aeiverpool, Crosby, sac', Southport 1" 224..... 1171 tikl ' n or , 5 j, lei; of '''d G i 3 ; af t ' ,.,..• ' who consumed this , poor u n e le ra arrivals of British and foreign produce Salto this port Londonderry and Eetreakillen 31. eta, .. 119 An k , pcill * ~ t • .3in Lori do,n,nDit North•vreetern V r ef' a ', l tel 06_ at e • ow. is ae Pue • away in cigars twice having fallen off considerably, are, since Monde: , last, unitn b , i ro• 1 yt t v l 4l. lilt tWele ~ d.ondon and Black Wall 1 1253 • , p a' 'O 4 i , 4i t ~ ),,,,.. y,,,, r , a/months-could laws, portant. Louden, Brighton sal! C0a5t.31.... 13352. ..... 12932 ' ; be be r 't d i r e j N l 4: ia 'a ti` l clatk, ' S e ves a payment of ten r During the period between Tuesday and today, the trade in London ,and, oath-western l. 13051...- •114t0 m t. . ~. ask ~ rof the debt h .. Q t. all its departmentalas beau quiet, ourterma varaipg little from to t ol e . , . a\ 4l, lea s atia, ni e , e . , ave the-mere the general currency of, ow - last circular •® d at our market Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock i.... 202.... 193 ,u, to f Cr li i 'V p 4 , , r; ~-;.en of ‘0 contribute five pounds:l' lavel Le tures in an article were'apparent. neancheiter, shetfietd, & l i iecoln 1.... 6249... - .... - 5062 ••• to t ee ,is e4 e l t :4 41 1 tc :icl • ‘ ouid i g' Aass of persons whom this ; h is f i , - o neai v n e l r y - H: lende y a a c r u ndarce of Country buyer, and our . Masachester eud'Salford dauction 1.... 441..... .343 4 tieg fail; ,Nye e te O (Were aiding' in contributions of from 'home millers exercising much caution, the demandsfor Wheat Maryport,andCariisle . 64C...... 65S c c 7 $ ,I 0,0 1 Akk t 4,l,o t , t et h , ll ot ~, ani informed Iwo kmoild 4ti •of all descriptions? was ...Unshed ; holders, notwitastanding, Midland, Bristel,,& Birmingham,. 1.... 24958.e...114168 , Co o r , o r t If I NVI. y 0 art; ti la R. , r .. : steadily adhered to revionsmates which in the few, transac- MidianchGreat Western (friak/ •• • • 1.... 1324.... 1148 0 . I, , 1.1. 1,,a, il will \\ Roscoe Club to become . slicing which occurred were .r.qtse .- oo res ,bran . s . o .. 24. 591.... 134 1 e la , 1 00. iii 4, 4 fs t a tsol e -, ar e •atterly qu as h such pro- States and Canadian Flour e pentinuing to meet a fairatiquiry, Newcastle isid,C4rlisle 24. 2402.... -2246 Ci ,eS I a/ 05 0 0 I t k th ttiv e Y use rs ru°° tod. °e n ' re. 0 0 "%i '‘e el. . Ilin du e .maintained our last eivotations,snd superior marks of ,French North British 0, a ,i,r, po d 0 L l i , e lt L ysii i. ,g it,. thi., ,to the vast majority of ; and Irish were in re alert at late prices, the inferior ltands at North Feafforelehire i 25. 4987.... 4593 Ai North-westeru - I r 012 \ l li 114;1' 'eo eve t ;_ i length upon such a sub- the-tame time moving sparinify•an the terms last noted. pet' f Is te tii 11,. 301,, uati do t Barley and Malt failedreinamedaeu.-Beans were steady at Scottish Central . , 0 o , i e 0 a 1 e 4 ,0 a gers no for a moment d P lie 0 cy o t i • , 1 01 ) ,IY Ile a 13 Mo st °- the Silly expedient. futmer rates, an ease, upon nuvar eman , 722.... 148 , 50° a bo ~10 'I„ 4t, th e n r ones ! ~..ti , , . ses. e aer nr.-Oats and Gatnieal„aJtheagh in slow request, eepe- Shrewsbury antliainningliam l. Shrewsbury and Cheater co " r e e \yr ~.,tbs , club Rio __ , °liable authonty , \ rienced little or no change in untie. l, 486.... 292 13, 0 0 00,4 I t , t 4 -40 1tht ~., and 1 .• , (1 seriously canvassed Indian Corn is in general held aetta much firmness and tittle Shropshire Union aL 16635.... 13038 e ta 6 ', 0 01 b il il' i ? tk 1 t la t t/4 hi l d ~,, p e u sed !ad I not feared that offering, but in one or twoinstances the turn has been in fasaer South-eastern ,. , . ' s ot e 0 I.h a, 1,6 ti li i , e 1300::,4ereb: ,u ccessfully to warp the of buyers in transactions . on the eject ; floating cargoes are, South Devon \ 25. 2241.... 1955 .4A 5, t ie 100 0 t 44" ' I --.< ,t 1 " Proven , ow . ,• however, taken as they arrive.. for,varioes Irish ports, and very; South Wales habit iesponuing ' South York., Doneaster,and G001e.24..„ 1048._ - i a y• vk ~4 ' s ti e ie t ged i ' full prices are obtained. relie'oer ~ es t e? et Are Of • old 9 lily last letter, and 1 Taff Vale r e 'ne t certainly ~ Pub 3 pt i ' v Ard ' 1,, N, 1 / 4 1,7 41 tPel o ,,,Posi ti 6 414 have passed the - - . • ......- ; Ulster 1„. . 821.... 678 an 0 5 se? N i l, : ait ve trot s , hand addressed myself LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKEZ-YESTERDAY. West Cornwall .. 31.. 286.... 248 Ltte r dj4e ,/ 4 4) e ee, o 4 la A . Stiii I•dd i myself in Another very large suPPIY of Beasts at armlet to-day, and 'Whiteliaven Junction , . - + 1... B e 0 s e , O r 4 let Nt P 9 trti et - - 1.4 r the c' • although the middling have a large .prepqrsderance over the Xerk, Newcastle, and Berwick o hoej_ fei, r4 0,. • ttre es etre e _ l ee ,De _ new, of the superior qualities, yet numbers will tell on prices, and we York and North Midland 1.... Va 47.... 9139 si, r,„ !a_ tr i ,„, t , ,,, ,, , '!' oe" °Poet t r. a ow' bases; but you •-• tion There was nearly' IWO fe again quote a teduc . . . wer Sheep FOREIGN Ot 4!" tl i f,lii; i i at ae sits u ntil 1 leer n what and Lambs than iaa week, still our quotatiens were barely Amiens and Boulogne o 0 i s • ki t --,.. z t mew l -, • be' so o . d V I t , 1 Y G it ---..___ g alit reference sustained. Lamb trade very dull. Central of France 25.... 3058.- 3272 0 the 1 ,, 00 i V l e Z. FINKINO TUE OFFAL. D:eppe . , 31. 1064., .. 942 ta e - e a 4 a e nee'O.\ tta -------- -------___ Prime first-class Heifers .to Cid. per lb. Dutch Rhenish 3l. . 15-10 , ~. 1280 as . b ii lc , ) # l,„ SA.' li, A ee, at. 'tea \ P -R.--_ e Second-class Heifers fiel lie'ir 't. la, YIN_ de -fu r 0 341 411 ,,,, 4id. „ 4ad. „ 26„ .. 21276.... 0206 I' e /t e a 4 , l l yf , hi de o . 4 th. „, u%1t....... A AL OF cRAD- Prime first-class Oxen Northern of France t i t • er 1 ,, j i, tt t 44 Qll l,. th i as p ass t the late Stafford Old Cows and half-fed Oxen 3ld. ~ 4d. Orleans and Bordeaux 3l. . 3474.... 3265 - sel;gee o'l, i hit 6214 Net 4 t lncl e L ed u pon William Chad Prime Wethers, (shearlings) d. „6 d. „ Paris and Lyons 24. „ 7329.... a t , ot,,p , ' ,10,- , ii,e , e t ee u„, , L'Y ad ne e • • - - Second quality (ditto) e tee u f erf . " 1 ) -44-,tl t,. re pro , s :lot ear_; latering toilkim Old Scotch and Irish Ewes (ditto) 4d. ~ 41d. ~,, Paris and Rosen 3l. .. 9310.... NUS r ~t bo i) tekt e ri et tise :re e 'entati en ad into effect, in Lambs A .... re - t be i li j i kl t , :k iq l , t, tl4, 4 , l _,A irde quail y r.u.s naving been made Number of Cattle ass Maeket to-day:-Beasts, 3061; @gel ) , Rouen and Havre 3l. 3818.... 35E8 Lis ' I 0 of o iti t 04 1 1 ti' l 4 l ,:.eit c :ut•i ni t .are 1' ) ; . fit Y with him The ' 0 967. Tours and Nantes 2.3 . 967 i.... 1120 Ain Is 4 a t els ' 4 cl ine riet lY the . i " ' __ . _ Spa l e sii 9e tic/ th e , e e le. kid , E, lr j,,,, e ; lead ream ,se -- n old ----- (:, ' Gil 5 0 0 ' 0 0 1;1 i ‘ N VI 1 1 ' 4 t te e k4 wife li. in the ett upon a little PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. Ma e 0, ,01 to It ekit., u. a. p ersu , latter part of MARKET, SEPTEMBER 7. . Geg roe c ell 0 / ~ s, to j • I thou g i r e d him to go and s. d. s. d. Direct Indirect. Direct. Indirect. Ind ref? 0 0 40 te r t Ora Ms a alter 1 isO s, d. s. d. I al e a t . th te o Plai n Fro k e his r years of age, in Beef vtb 0 sto 0 7 Grapes,Eng* lb 2 ato - . s, or , f 0 - 0 IN e p tith,"ed o f rty. S, l), oval the old man Mutton O- 0 7 Ditto, Foreign 08- 0 0 Australia .. .. May 12 Mauritius; .. .. June 21 022, , 0 ,. ># ,1 ‘rit e,,,, th tit.ti... 9ts 1110_ ortiv aft Veal O- 0 7 Pines, FM each. 00- 0 0 Bahia July 2i - Mazatlan.... .. , - IS: Old 0 j lisat' e St h"; t o roe dis, w„ v -. , after he had qr.. 0 ses 0 7 • Do. Eng. r tb. 4 0- 0 0 Barbadoes .. tug. P alexico,(city) .. July 17 B e, 1 1 , les ye t i Ise e h ei a i ru, in loiently purged, fore, or oilcan 1,, e, had to ',O Lamb'hind-qi 05- 0 7 Fowls, • - 4. couple. 29- 3 0 Bombay .. Tilly 25 Mobile .. Aug. 21 ',,', et o . af i lia t;i tti ee t rale, te a . :s ee deceaseterseeuenceof the FreshP k •06 -0 6Deks or .... _ 6 u • - 4 0 B. Ayres .. .. July 5 Monte Video .. June 25 Ha a A ,) 1,0 ,.1i11 l a Wei ° , a dem ~,, s Property, the 46- 5 0 Calcutta .. .. July 13 New Orleans .. Aug. 22 a Ite" ; h 4 * %lia tge svs '''' gift Y Bret i ,, , 0 0 ,e5 0 1 4 are les ta We. ir e aer ie .e.e excited of the same Salmon - 1 7 Pigeons l- 0 0 California.. .. -17 New York... Aug. 24 0 6 (2) 1 ti , -ge est . tlti an 06- 0 8 ,Grouse - 6 0 C. G. Hope. .. .tune 13 Panama ~ .. .. June e ,b e° o 4 %. I, , flan, fai• ra Ine s. es of ar __ , , d the body Soles 1,!11: ii h r tt ~,,.sted ,„ ch., , -t-tlic were found Cod Fish - 0 0 • Hares . - 0 0 Chagres.... .. -28 Pernambuco. July 2-a - (3)1 br ee &it,. , 0...."1100,.._ ' 014 ... - "ma'leir I. ._- -- ...___. _.. ~ ~. . ~ .-. . . - - - - "' ' -- , l' i t tkr, l4 'N xi. ~ 4 ) •t k 4k k --.Ao 'ktil ti, li 1 , lln tr , , b: t (1 ,44f , kit m • ---- Co ltu ITTA L OF CRAD ' N . ' qs "Nl* "eth °T uta b Noo tt lii eh or 1 . was p as : -. 7,1.t the late Stafford I t r.t Of 4 ' kqlt eri "s uncle, by uPon William Chad l'alti4g4t, i: ° ''t re," '''' lB no( ad ministering to iiim i.) Nki ~ o tL ae, - Pres erita „. earned into effect, in Vt lf i tia '',, la: equal" ` l ° ,l B having been made `, N I , '.l, tqt -Nor -Ner a guilty with him. The I t ‘ l : 4l 4 Ptl)ii, k . 41 , 1 4 ezi nletiff' e e I(,):!,€'_fly these :—An . old th' p ot ; lieitinacitsr wife i r tre ed upon a little k1 e. ,11 h e g tt e wif e es n latter part of `k,l l ;ds tilkitli. n isalthe ii _ t ' l lt ?.' ( l ) ed him to go and \t, i e f tlt it e ato o) 4 !s p ii . ls tior e his re 1 Years of age, in ti ii t i li e I llo rit lllu ed °l',Q, rtv Jremoval the old man kt o 1 1 ,1 , 4, i . a ti me 4,essonortly after he had i p (1; 4t h e e% to e , dim ',was violently purged, it : 44 %tr h ilt , tn ait to deet, i_i consequence of the iii th pe•he il 4 aspi ej ade a deel'ed's property, they 1 1 0 .1 4 ,' , 1 k it , la Ne Qua we.e of gift of the same 1,14pit,,,),,,,,t'ex iote Jlaaotiticsete,ted body 1.2 . firr esi 'Ples ~,,,or arsenic were found ,4 i i , fro tti ll hr e ,.% l but'Ti n te "Lick. his wife, and i, Et i 'Men 1 4 , ,),, I . eo d , 0.4, ,b ce of st `wo latter parties . atements made by AN. ( 4, 4._ orative NI a u t r , ,M o n 1,, circumstances they Q Pg;r4ice til",6l,rlliraittli both priao' tiers the next asgixes a. d. s. d. 1 s. d. s. d. Beef le , lb 0 5 to 0 7 Grapes,Eng.w. lb 2 )to 0 • Mutton 0 5 0 7 I Ditto, Foreign 0 8— 0 0 Veal 0 5 0 7 Pines, For. each. 0 0— 0 0 {. fore-cir 0 5 0 7 • Do. Eng. r tb. 4 0— 0 0 Lamb hind.qi. 0 5 0 7 Fowls, • - 4. couple. 2 9 3 0 Fresh Pork Bret Salmon Soles Cod Fish Turbot For. Melons each 0 0— 0 0 ,Cucumbers .... 0 4 0 0 Nectarine, each. 0 0— 0 0 Currants, Black • 0— 0 0 Fresh Butter Salt Ditto 0 7 0 10 Peas, per peck.. 0 6 0 0 Eggs Is 120 5 4 5 6 'Rabbits, le cple. 2 0— 0 • Potatoes, Te Peck 0 7 0 8 Turkeys 4 0— 5 0 Peaches, each .. Q 4 0 6 Snipes ... each 0 6 0 0 W4 11 14 11 ts? r Ito 9 9 4 9 crteil G ' sges i grt 1 9 9 0 Australia Bahia Barbadoes. Bombay B. Ayres Calcutta California C. G. Hope Chagres Charleston China Demerara Havana Hayti Mauritius 'Jima 21 .. I Mexico,(city) ;July 17 Mobile Augl. 21 Monte Video .. 'June 25 New Orleans .. !Aug. 22 ; New York Aug. 24 Panama ~ .. 'June 26 Pernambuco. July 24, • Rio Janeiro Jutie 18 San Francisco • . July 16 Savaapall ,Aug. 19 St. 1-Hlena St. Thomas . • fblY 31 Trinidad 22 Valparaiso Venezuela July 1:3 VerllCrUx .• ug. . fuly 2r July 5 July 1 1 June 13 28 Aug 2 Honduras Jamaica.. Lima.... une SU my it Jul " 16 July 13 'OranJlAin THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. LONDON GAZETTE."--TURSDAY, SEPT. 3, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Taylor and quy, Liverpool, glovers—W. arta Ilesketh, 'ryldeslev-batiks, Lancashire, grocers—M - 11'6-n and Tingle, Preston, `Lancashire, file manufacturers--.W. Simpson and Co., Manchester, starch makers—J. Hackiiik T . J. Riley, a n d H. Hatking, Bury. Lancashire, machinists - and Smith, Bootle, Lancashire, manufacturing chyinists—J. Tickle and Co., Manchester, tallow chandlers. BANKRUPTS. James Priestley, Radcliffe, Lancashire, cotton spinner. Stephen Charles Lakeman, St. Mildred's-court, London, commission agent. Alfred Cranston, Wimborne Minster, Dorsetsbire, cabinet maker. George Norton, Codford St. Mary. Wiltshire, plumber. CtICTIFICATES To be granted, unless 'Cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. J. Barker, Manchester and Salford, victualler. Sept. 26, ~ Intim 111 Is LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. H. DTlatiregard and Co., Manchester, foreign commission merchants—Smith, Hill and Co., Manchester, as far as regards E. ('teddy. a, Jone DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDEND& fan. and T. Oakes, Kingswinford, Staffordshire, BANKRUPTS. William Ward, Liverpool, dinintr-room:kreper, Sept. 18 and Dettiber /4, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy : solicitor, Mr. Yates, jun., Liverpool; official as- Slgnee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool. Joh* Stork, Kingston-upon-Hull, wine merchant. William Thomas, Southrop, Gloucestershire, baker. 'George Friend, Kidderminster, bolkselter. 'Thomas Bradley, Ranelagh-road, Pimlico, lard refiner. Pivii)ENns Sept 20, A. Duranty, 'frig, Liverpool, draper elFshire, drapers—Sept Liverpool, inerchant—Oct. 1, S. Ware -Oct. I. E. and M. Hart, Nitraiwieh, t. a% J. Jaffa and J. Willie, 'Liverpool, CERTIFICATE To be granted, tiniest cause he shown to the contrary on the day of n ' liertfor Sept. 28, W. Hastxrx Westbury; \Y chymist—Sept.Z, J. Welsh innkeep MEETINGS or CREDITORS FOR 'IITVERPOOL August. Hour, 11, Robert Spun Tie) ll 11, William and Alorandorltiller (Ist). 16, William Henry De Wolf (2nd) .... 17, AlexantirThirdnty (au-riit) 17, John J311%11114 Joseph Willis' (audit) . 17, WilliaimfGuy Tayloynnd Eliz. Guy (audit 17, Elitaboth and Martin Hart (audit) .4; 18, William Ward (YU) 18, Richaril-Xbrani(aueit) IS, Benjamin Brown' (audit) 18, John 'Wareing (audit) 18, Brown and Todd (audit) 20, William Briddon (Ind) Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY, B IST OF SEPTEMUR, 1850. (Proms the United Service Journal) '-^es are mentioned, the last named is that at depot of the regiment is stationed. iftfe Gnards—.Begents' Park , 34th—Barbadoes, Boyle 24 Ditto—Hyde ark 13 - 9tit—Enniskillen , Itt>yal H. Gua4dr—Windsor ' 38t11--Ist batt., Corfu, Isle mit :At Drag. Guards—Dublin Wight 2d—York. r3llll—Ceylon, Chatham Id—Manchester ' 38th—Halifax, N.S., Cork 4th—Birminghcm 39th—Belfast 1,11-Longford 10th—Dublin nth--Cahir Ilat—Cork —Newbri' tti— Bermuda, Isle of Wight 4—Dublin '1 —Malta, Isle of Wight — CapeG.llope,l.of Witilt Huil which ti4' it Dragcx Nottingham 3d—Umbalta, Bengal, Maid 4th--Dublin 6th-Dtmoltirk th Hussars—. Bth—lcighton 9th jAneers-1 10th Htissers- Balli ncollig 11th EIRE 12th Lan, 13th LI: 14th—Be 15th HUB s—Norwich ;—Dublin goons—FAii 16tit Ltmcers—Houtislow 17th—Newbridge Grenadier Guards— (lst bait.) Chichester. (2dthatt.) St. John's Wood (Bdilatt.) The Tower. CONlstream Guards— . ) Portman-at Ear. ) St. George's Bar h—Buttevant ti—Weedon h—Fermoy Portsthouth Niadras, 52d—LiverpoO1 Wl—Bengal, Chatham 54th—Antigua, Guernsey 155th—Waterford st batt.)GibrattaT.Th-d Wight. Jst3th—New Zealand, Cnatbarr 1 59th—Hong Kong, Tralee 1 • 60th—(1st bt.) Bombay;Chitha (2d bt.) Tem plernare 61st—Bengal, Chatham 462d-N1 ul I ingar ;63d--Ashton Soots h`Fusilier Guards— ; ';6sth—Ne w Zealand, Chatham •(11it.hatt.) Wellington Ear. 66th—Barhadoes, Youghall Ltatt.) Windsor. 67th—Gibraltar, Isle of Wight ISt Toct —Limerick —Malta, Isle of Wight Canada —Calcutta, Chatham Res.batt4Canad se haft.) N. Brunt. Abrll E2dibatt.)—Limerick 2d-NeAvry Plymouth rilauritius, Isle of Teigi hes. batt, ➢Mauritius 6th—;et batt., Cape G. Hope 2d bait., Nenagh 172d—Trinidad, Bristol 73d—C. G. Hope, Naas 174th—Clonmel Bengal, Chatham 77th—Newport 78th—Bombay, Chatham' 79th—Quebec, Preston ginth—llenffnl_ Chnthnm July 25j Vinctiestir 9th-%--Bombay, Chatham Chatham lg. S. Wales, Chatham Chatham Reserve batt., Mataritki Istb- . .-frort George 14th- , -Athlone tath--- , -Ceylon, Sheerness tath-Corfu, Hythe 17thA-Castlebar 18th—Bengal, Chatham 19f1).-Quebec, Brecon /othzalont real, Canada, Isle of Wight 21-ist , --=Glasgow • 22d—iPtinjanb, Chatham 211(1411,ymonth 81st—Berwick 824—Portsmouth 834—Bombay, Chatham 84th—Madras, Chathara = 85th—Preston 86th—Bombay, Chatham 87th—Bengal, Chatham 88th—Halifax, Castlebar ' 89th—Birr : 90th—Manchester 91st—Dover ; 2nd. batt., Cape of Good Baps 92d—Kilkenny 34—Edinburgh 94th—Madras, Chatham a sth—Winchester 96th—Bengal, Chatham 97th—Halifax,NS.Isle of W 3: th—Bengal, Chatham 99th—V. D. Land, Chatham ' Rifle Brigade— ' • (Ist batt.) Cape of G. - Hope Brecon (2d batt.) Canada, Lof Wish Reserve batt., Quebec. COl.O MAI, CORPS. latMest India Regiment—Jamaica 2dDltto—Nassau 3d Ditto—Demerara, Sierra 3.eotie, &c. Ceylon► Rifle Regiment—Ceylon and Hong Kong Royal Canada—Canadian Rifle Regiment CapteMounted Riflemen—Cape of Good Hope Royal Newfoundland Veteran Company—Newfoundland Roya Malta Fencibles—Malta St. Helena Regiment—St. Helena. 2ii batt., London, Canada 24th=. - --14engal, Chatham 2,eb-- . .Madras, Chatham 2 0th , -Irribraltar, Jersey 27fh—rStir1inv 2nru—vortsmouth 29fh-4Bnigal, Chatham 30th--Walmer 31st'-41hthlin Chatham ll3d--Newcastle THE CHARtITIES. LIVE:WOOL INFIRMARYk,REPORT,-Szpr.T7. DiscmAkti3o : In-patients cured, •n; Relieved anti at own request, :5 ; Made Out-patients, 4 ; Irregular ~ 1 ; Dead. 4. A DbIiTTED j' En-patients, 41; Out-patients, S ; ' Casuals daring the week,l3 Remaining in the Plaine, ig•;. House Stuoeon, Mr. F. D. Fletcher; .Apo th ecary, -Mr. J. Newtop; Chaplain, Rev.W. Blun dell ; Treasurer, Alfred North, Esq.; House Visitors, , ,'Cbarles -Wilson and JOhniCr ! wper, Jun. Esqrs. NORTHERN HOSPITAL ILUPORT.:.SEPT. 6. AD MITTED : ;tAtridents, 39; Medical and Surgical Cases upon recommendation, 13; Total, 52.--Discif Aston]) : Cured, 21 ; Relieved and .atorrn request, 4; Attending as Oat Patients, 24; Irrewular„ .0 •, Died, I. Repailiing in the llospi &al, 90. tonsr:tlLing siirgeon, J. M. &inner, Esq. - ; 'Pliy;ician and Snrgeo.n for the week, Dr. Scott and Mr. -Stubbs; Howse Visitcrs, Charles Wilson ,and John ,Alightield, Esqrs.; House Surgeons, Mr. Wall and Mr. Evans; Treasurer, R. H. Jofies, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rev. Win. H ugtes. LIVERPOOOL DISPENStRIES. FitANCia MILL, Esq., Treasor.er. Number of New Potients entered on the Books of ihs Dispensaries during 11:e lust week. North. South. Total. shew cases reliewed.atifthe Institution cases visited at•tlek ir own houses Y.:ostzhall-road: J A. 'Tobin, Wm. F. 'Macgregor, George ilornby, and Y. Mill, r4 f o.—Sesith,l 4 Parliameia-stroef, C. Booth, E. Ilumlele, J. W Will : iams.:, and R. Jotensort„Esqrs.—Freasurer, F, 14Ii11 , :Esq.— :SoeZary, Mr. I). H. Gitoca. —s---oo SOUTHERN & TOXTETH HOSPITAL, Semi. 4 IN- Rje.T I E N TS .—Dittitarßed. OUT- VAT I E 'rm. Cured .Made pat-patients ...... .. :5 Entered At ovr.norequest 2l Under treatment Irregular_ _ . 3; 1 Rote - red 26—+Vnder treatment .. 09 Treasurer, Benjamin Pbatt,..E.sq.; Visitors, Rev. J. bards and 3. Job, Esq.; Honorary Chaplain, Rev. George Mover; Pliyaician and Surgeon. for the week, Nr. Cameron Job, W.sq. ; House Surgeon ' Mr. G. C. Sharman; As 49itant House surgeon, Mr. 1 - 1 f. Barnett. LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, 68, SOHO- STRX ET. .WEEKLY REPORT, .43PT. 4. Rays on the• Books B3 Averag e daily attendance Girls ditto 30 118 ... Sick 14i.st Obtained Eituptious . . 0 T. 13. Anderson ' 1 , ;54., Trea, Hon, Secretary.,' I. B. 0 Dr. Tallor and.B. Heath isuyer; Joseph }Lubbock, Esq., Superultendent; Visitors. I, Esq. PACKET LIST, IQ ENERAL POST o,rricg, Destination Maiikflesp'd Last Packet Next Packet I froird 4 sindon sailed. f due. S'HAMPTON STATION Lisbon Madeira Spai n Gibraltar every month Malta&lonian Islands 20th Greece and Egypt 1 of every Indin,Ceylon,&Chma month. (I)Brit.Col.inW.lnd.l (except Honduras & in W. Indies, except of every Aug, 17 , tue Sept. 7 2nd and 17 thlhames .... Next Mail Bermuda,) For. Col. Havana, Venezuela, month. and Madeira (2) Mexico & Hav ana } 2n d o f every Trent Next Mail (3) Bermuda, St. J uan month only. Aug. 2 due Sept, 22 de Nicaragua, and } 17th of every Thames I Next Mail New Grenada FALMOUTH STATION. Madeira, Brazil, and 1 Evng. of 4th HMExpress H M Peterel Buenos Ayres I every month i Aug. 7 Aug. 24 LIVERPOOL STATION. Brit. N. America, Ber- 1 'Every alter. Canada muds. and U. States I I Friday, ! t Mail 27 chte:Sept. 15 tipun I Next LEAH Aug. 20Atte Sept. 28 Europa ~ 1 Sept. ii kept. 7 •titpping TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 ARRIVED.—Malabar. Evers, from Bordeaux— SAILED.—John Garrote, !!a Orleans—Cairo, Loring, Dot' ginia—Standard, Ari 4. Wind N.N.W., moderate. Fenton, from Quebec—Johan ( Dorothea, from Stettin. ton, for Galveston and Ns —Denmark, Thompson, Vi Alecto, hence at Pnriat The Rosetta, fOr ,Richibucto, ready ti this morning 'in the Queen's Dock. Elizabeth Radelite, Nightingale; Ni._, RoLson, and Boadicea, Mackay, from Vicar of Dray Duggan, from Valparaiso at Ca for China I2th July. Camara, 'sailed from Callao for Hereford, Reaburn, from Realijo at Puerta A Zillah, M`Dougall, from Panama at ditto. Ann, Johnston, hence at Maranham. Resolution. sailed from Maranham for this port 24 liellona, Jump, hence at Demerara. Botchy, Rowland, hence at Trinidad. Providence, Ford, sailed from Jacmel for Falmout Jet x ; Hero '(quiver, Graham, hence at Smyrna. Mary Allan, sailed from Jain )st August. Minerva, Mark, hence at St. Jago de Cuba. Hortense, Brohn, hence at Port-au-Prince. Marchioness, Clark, hence at ditto. Isabel, Heard, hence at Jamaica. Alice Haviland, Williams, hence at Gonaives. Olive, Wilson, sailed from Smyrna for this port 19th A Ica for Brist, Bernatick, hence at Trieste. Gregorius, Tomanovich, hence at ditto Hellespont (s.s.), hence at Malta, and for Constantinople. Ann Laing, Wilson, from Moulmein at Cowes, and sailed this port. _ • , Harmony, Lewis, from Dunkirk for this port Augustin, Liljehook. Helene, hence for It LIMA, July 13.—Thv. Chincha, with part 413(4 the ground in Pisoo Hi material damage, VA LTA RA I SO, Att rience for ;ti, at Ilea Eimer& argo tin Anne Starts hence for LireTvyal, Bth A G tress H.M, smmer"Gdrg, ut into CI led to her Sr. TH0141,..f, Aug. 13, for New Orleans Bth Au re Waibler, Weelcon, SE !ter being fully repaired WEIDNESDAY.I3.-rr. ARR/V015.--'-'PaCifiC (83, Nye, from Ne August. Ras about•.e46,ooo in specie SA tum:—Anne and Isabella, AI`I ber ; Bat-st Schuringa, Vries; Rang S.E., light, York ;' sailed 24th ton, Fieth; Franco... shire, , Sirearman, Neir leans—Pursuit, Wilson. MObile- Theodosia, Ross, rDeinerara—Man.. Frederike, Noss, Smyrna—Zephyrts, George Robinsen,'Boyes, and Herald, IN end' Brazils—Carle, Lupins, Ric Janeir pon,'Punta Arenas—Mary Pleasents, M Allort, Harwood, Phi/adelphia—fearl GE Res.elution,,.Renebeck, Iceland—David dretta — Preiri4...nce, Thompson, Bilbo; 1 3iorriborg, - -‘-Treltrey, Jenkins, Border Lewis,' and qndifferante, Ror— Rastner :Achilles, `Wit, and C'our' - iermo—Dair.itless i Jol Suwerdina, Hann, Lislion—*,. Pomerania ; Kraun Vairiric Gerar. !Lottise, Goss, Elsinore--illand, Jans t rora , *bo' — L'Hiver,,Leveed, R. , Rid Grande—Rose Victoire, Deslande Amsterdam—Francisca, Roden, Ste GotheiffmrsCletnence r Ninternar. twerp—Antje Witsenburg, Bulot, L'Orient- North Atlantic, ( a ; Jason, Arens; Duna, Kalil Witt, Riga—,-SoEa, Cardillo, I MaranliamFamcy, Davies, a elan, Halifax and Frederi a, Caleutt Fortschett, Ra Gezina. 1 ariotte, D'trcy James, hence at C uracoa Patha,Keay, and Neptune, Jarvi: 'Albemarle, Coming, hence at Bah Charlotte, Fevion, hence at Philai Holyroad, Vickem, knce at Havt Plymouth Rock, Cakiwell, hence R.r.h Canis (s.s.), sailed from Pa ust July. Harbin 29th June Jane Tudor, Evans, hence at-' Grace, Ferron, hence at Sullivan. Gloria Deo, Christiansen, and Toby, Deart I.a Avon, Johnston Tce s at St. John • Frances An n, Bevel le, hence Ann, Harvey, hence at Newfounc, Cornelia, Menchaca, sailed from Hi. August. Reindeer, King, bence at Beiro u t. Carlotta; Hendry, at Civita Vecci-ia. Pirate (s.s.), hence at Genoa, and left for Le Martha, Scriven,bence at Haniburgh. Catharina, Winter, henceiit Bremen. Lydia, hence.at San Francisco. Lucie, Schumaker, hence for Narva, at Dover. lanthe Doornbos, Addens, , for Riga, and Si. ' Telitsen, for Bergen. at Deal. . Adele, Kundson, for Dronthim, has put back ic.. ..must be docked, having been on shore. Elvine .'Fredericke, Ulrich, and Maria, Moscow, hence at Swinnemunde. Hibernia, anctGem, Douglas, hence at Valparaiso. United, Taylor, from Papudo, at ditto. Undaunted, Wititeway, from Saomi at Valparaiso, and-sailed .for this port 11th June. Molly Bawn,- sailed from ?Papudo for Tocopulla Bth June, and Cumberland, Atkins,for Panama, on the 13th. Boadicea, Leavitt ; America, Beckwith; and Albert Gallatin, .Delano, hence at New York. .Zephyr, Luke, and John Munn (s.s.), Johnston, sailed from Ancona for this, port 19th August. Ellen Gillman, and Trinity Yacht, sailed from Denis 20th of August, and Liffey on the 21st, all for this port. Pere Chauvelon, Chauvelon, sailed from Pairnbceuf for this port 29th August. William Wood; Vixen. Fish; Freedom, Ley, and Hendrika Ellida, Oorberg, hence at Heivoet. ELSINORE, Aug. 28.—Last night and this morning it blew a heavy gale at W. and S.S.VV. which abated this afternoon. The Paragon, Nicholson, of Zberdeen, from St. Petersborgh for Liverpool, drove out of the sound with both anchors down, .and got on shore:near the Swine bottoms, but-was shortly after assisted off, apparently tight, , with loss of both anchors. ky,,an THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER s.—Wind S.S.E., lial SAit.a.D. — Anna ,. ChaLlocir e AsnivEntt-Onward, from. St. John's X e. To - Brazils_ .- Nwr, - ,'L'Ov%'ber, New York—., lation Allan ~t aut, ll Tholies-,Abbots Reading, Johnston, Valparaiso ,— Laucashire, Hadley, Savannah—Peruana, Fox, San Francisco —Presp, Gruzeher, and Mary, Frese, St. Thomas—Highland Chief, Al`Millan, St. Petersburg-1i yanite. Warren, Newfound land—Ann, Sidey; Broughton Castle, Scott; Lady Huntley, Williams, and Catharine Boland, Williams, Rotterdam—Au- POra, Lestuvier, and Aurora, Brouwer, Riga—Mary Ann, PrOg den, Richibucto—Mountaineer, Williams, Quebec—Richard, White, Pernambuco—liblana, Roper, Lisbon—Sorato, Hodson, Lima--Figaro, Monniere, Havre—Eliza, Beckford, Gijon— Rattler (s.s.), Carter, Genoa—Mary Hennev, Heaney, GatLtz— Zdourd, Barba, Bordeaux—Jane Mbtiste Alarie, Zan, Auray— John Wesley, Rowe, Antigua—Roe, Parry, Galatz—H tins Jacob, Beho, Fanoe—Wilsons,Donohue, Demerara—Gem, Pe ters, Beyrout. Constel- balsa, Woolley, from Panama at San Francisco. Johnstone, Harrison, sailed from San Francisco for Panamt 11th July. Fanny, Hindmarsb, and Vixen, hence for California, at Val lisraiso. Middleton, sat ed from Islay for this port 18th May Mary Stewart, Eastaway,.hence at Gibraltar. Lelean..Lelean ; Vision, litambly; Bridget, Kir sundes, Contente, hence at Lisbon. Felicite, Hunbean, hence at Havre and Fer FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, ARRIVED.— TIVe Gebroeders, S Iva Pennant. Williams, Dieppe— terdam—Everthorpe Woof, Charleston. SAILED.-Bergmann, Matthews, for Valparaiso--Chao. .Pan ton, Savannah—Austrian Villa, ---, and Advice, Gray, for •Rio Janeiro—Belmira, Trinidade, Lisbon—Albvn, Keay, Cal i dere--Parliapieut, Brown, Bos tim—Eliza Kincaid, Wake, Alexandria, E.—Ardent, Cowitng, end GAxelle, APKee, Valen eie—John Melhulsh, Bradley, Calcutta—Robert, 11`1“ne, for tirullivaii, Rot- 1 lia;tinaorc • Uulan, hence at Valencia, .Levantine (s.s.), hence at Genoa, and sailed for Leghorn 30th August. lierman, from St. Thomas at Deal. Joseph Adrian, sailed from Bordeaux 2nd Sept., and Jenne Emilie, Srd Sept., both for this port. SAIURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7.—Wind KN.E., light SAll4F,D , —Abeona, Davies, for Africa—Lamorna, Tonli ssAvAattui aR , r.. — JOllll Latnpuen, Hall, Bombay—i. Welhu'ish, Bradley, Calcutta—Ocean Queen, Cooper, Can Francisco—Ma •gicitin, Steele, Laguira—Canada (s.). Harrison, Halifax and Boston— Envelope, Tomlinson, and Breada,baue, Crevar, for Halifax, N.S..—Rosetta, Chambers, Richibucto—C.harlotte, :Brandt, Bordeaux—Poblano, Remeuteri, Cadiz—Leonie, Da migny, Nantes—Martin, Davies, Ostend—Amethyst, Harris, ,Zaute. Levantine (s.), hence at Genoa ' and proceeded to Leghor n . Doa Hermanoc Tarracina ; Nymph, Delahoyd, and Ma • "" Aron Princess Caroline, Jorgenson, hence at Copenhagen. Johanna 119nel - 4 Hoppenrath, hence for Konigsberg, at Cortland. Co:onins, hen Devonia, LOlll4, hem .e at Copenhagen nt Mnion, Rook, hence at Valencia. ,Joseph Adrian, Dupont., sailed from Bordeaux 2nd Sept., and ,Jenue Emilie,.3rd, both for this port, F►ederic Heloise, Courageux, Couble, sailed f►orn rAinitaruf (or this port 3►4t Sept. Berth°, Vogler, from Bret en, for this port, off the Start. indua, Cox, from Amsterdam for Valparaito, off Dover. Alarm, Groves, from Gonaia•es at Queenstown. Jos. Wheeler, from Barbadoea, off ditto. SUNDAY, SErrEungit S.E. AAR IVED.—Magnolin, Fraser, from Pernambuco—Racer, Pironet, from Paraiba—lL D. Pook, Naples—Osmanli (s.s.), sorbet, Leghorn. SArun.—Renner, Robe, for St. Ttornas—urine, Tanzen, 'Liver Plate—Mak:olm, Jay, Valparaiso—G. A. Hopley, Pierce, Charleston—Carack, Snow, New York—Ottillia, Irwin, and Olive, Olive, St. John, N. R.—Sterling, Henderson, Wiscassct— M, Gibson, Robinson, Istapa—Gem,Dawson, Rotterdam. Diligence, Schultz, hence at Cronstadt. Nadallde, Horne, hence at Narva. Isa, De►rar, hence at Riga. sieg Lee, Murray, from - Porto Rico, and Daring, Stiles, from St. Domingo at Queenstown. Simion Hardy, Belcher, from Barbadoes, off Queenstown. Resolution, Orme, and ocean, Nicholas, from Rotterdam, off Dover. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9.—Wind S.E. ARRIVED.—Phoenix, M`Knight, from Antigua—Thomas H. perkins, Coun, Mobile--Ramo, Pirting, Nantes—Courier, Darrill, Rotten—Carnatie, Rogers, Cronstadt—Sabina. Tadd, Rotterdam—Crescent, Williams, Cha renteArrnide, Cointa, Nantes—Vartnia, Rosea, Odessa—Sapphire, Miller, Elvite,'Benwist, Rouen. Trieste— SAlLED.—lsabella Stewart, Henney, for St. Andrew's, N.B. Promise, Yssel, Visser, B Hos ataviaeason, Sydney, C.B.—H awk, Collins, Naples— . VESSELS SPOKEN. Phoenix, hence for Cape Good Hope, 12th Juh', in let. 10, long, 24—William Penn, hence for Bombay, 15th July—Creole, hence for Bue nos Ayres, 22nd Aug., in lat . 46, long. 11—Mary Woods, hence for Jamaica, in lat. - 40, long. 12—Adriana. hence for Africa, 186 Aug., in lat. 41, long. 20—William 31`Dougal, from Smyrna, for this port, 16th Aug., in lat. 40, long. 4 Eliza Ann. of Gl asgow, 31st At m. in lat. hl. lona% 14—Asia is hound nem at 8 53 a.m. o Yougall—alabar, und up the Channel, , off Holyhead— ff h Codnngton, M for the Mediterranean, 19th Aug. off Cape San Antoine—R o b er t Mat thews, (ba r que,) 25th Aug., in Gut of Gibralta—Ripon (s.), 25th Aug. forty miles east of Cape St. Vincent—John St. Barbe, of Milford, same time—Camillus, from New Orleans, for this port, Mb 'Aug! ? in luk, 27, if"Pp 7—Argentina, hence Wind E.N.E., light n, from Stege -Gannet (s.a.), 25th Aug., in lat. 4.5, long. 10—Alfred the Great, hence for Cal cutta, lat Sept., thirty miles below Tuskar—Maid of Auckland, hence for Adelaide, in lat. 8 N., long. 23 W — Yeoman, hence for New York, 16th Aug., in lat. 47, long. 42— Hotspur, frdma Porto Rico, for this port, 6th Ang., in lat. 30, long. 66—Cor nelia Henrietta (Dutch ship), cutward bound, 29th Aug., in lat. i 46, long. 10—Enstace, outward bo un d, 3 0t h Aug., n lat. 48, long. 8 30—Harrow (American ship) in lat. 48, 10n.% 8 —Dann barton Youth (s.), 31st Aug., in lat. 51, long. 6—H. Cro o k e from Boston, for California, 2nd Aug., in lat. 30 N., long W—Egypt, hence for Laguira, ::9th A Gleaner, of Bristol, in lat. 51, long. 1 John, N. 8., 2nd Aug., in lat. 46, lot Quebec, Bth Au t. 41, long. 65—Mandarin; hence for N., long. 11 W—Regina, hence E.--George Glen. 25th Aug., in lat. 4 1, 28th July, in I ,enee for Ceara, 10th —lloseius, from Hambur ;. 21—Jane Bird in lat. 50 tith Aug lat. 45, long 28th Aug., •g, for Is thirty miles below 'ram Clyde, ar—Evertlior ,t. 50, long. I from . Cfiarl^ston,'lo'r th Tempest, from Apalacl long. Co—South Carolir Cape Florida frOm Mobile, for this pO7f, from Prince Edward .his port 9th Aug., in hit. 43, long Passed the 22, Robert Finnie, Connell, f 22, Johanna, Lanze, from St. 22, Eleanor, Grace, Robinson 22, Theodor:Bebrend, Linse, 24, Lady Melbo 25, Alby, Peirowsky 26, Pa rag 36, Marit Nicolion, !rs' Hope, Hutho, TIDE TABLI I MORN. lEVENG., HOHT S.Ypt4 b. m. h. m Tuesday.. _lO, 1 35 1 55 Wethresday .111 2 16 237 Thursday —l2l 2 58 3 20 Friday .... 131 3 ` , atlirday .. 141 4 15', 5 16'i 7 11 Ist Q Olarrtagrs, 3iirtos, anb DeatOs. On the 28th ultimo, Simm, Mr. JOSHUA daught« r of the late On the 29th ultimo LtAi\ cEs, OHS( kNE. WRIGHT, C. 8., I Mr. GEORGE Ltliet Rev. Mr. Freetiv MARY of this tots It. WASDELI Inner Teniple, to J Colonet KEICHTLEY, of Pia _ On the 31st ultimo, at Ho!yvvell, M SON, Esq., of this town. to MARGARET ANN JOHN ROGER JONES, Esq., of Pennypylle. Same day , at St. Mary's Catholic Chanel. SY ANN! MOM- Swaricestone, by the E GREEN, of Warrington CHARLES ADAMS. of S' ott the Ist instant, at Brough, R. J. S. CUMMING, Esq., Tranmere, Cheshire, to Miss CATHERINE RUMNEY PEA SON, granddaughter of the late J. Rumney, Esq., of Brom,' Same day, at the Ca POWER, chief-c I, Seel- stree Helen Wall WI WAN! ,f this port, to Miss MARIA DELANEY. Same day, at St. John, th NETT to Miss J. FIELDIN( DAVISON' to Miss M WILLIAM Same day, a LEA to Hies SARAH ( On the 3d instant, le Rev. B. C. Ether HENRIETTA . M Esq., of Pool-bal EDWD. BEA DON ter of the la n Norris. day, at the )licitor, HN RICHARD, Mersey, Cheshire. S. G F.DDE day, at St. John 3n of Mr. THON ANI JONES RY, eldest lni EW, Eq., of A er of Alr. WM. GALL, youngest dsug Torteth-park. On the 4th in S WI LS( Miss JANE . JOYNSO24 Same day, at Hale Churcl Mr. JOSEPH ALFRED youngest daughter of JOSEPH BROIN Hale. Same day JANE, elde Rev. Wr RD. SHARPE, of Cit'lt;ll;ti H GALE to ri), at St. St Kemp, itinnibPnt of S bride, RICHARD 14 Rainford, in this county, eldest st con, F.sq., of Aughton, to EMMA KEMP, Esq., of Hull. rn's Ch IrCh; 1,11 , 1"1 A • r._,-.. On the Hughes, PROWS! th instant, at St. David's Chur Mr. HENRY HUTCHINSON , both of this tot Same day, at St. Philip M.A., Mr. - HENRIpV 9 Same Y. - ROOTS, t • u• ••• • • J•J A* • Yesterday, at the same plac( M.A. Mr. SAMUEL PETERS MOR:E. b I{lTss ' On the 12th ultimo, at It of Mr. JAMES PAI)LEY, hter. RED HIG On the 28th nitintc, Bank-house. Runcorn, of a d On the 3rd instant, Mrs. A ington-terrace, Upper Duke-street, of a Same (lay, in Huskisson-street, Mrs. Jill On the 4th instant, in Laurenc, ROBERTS, of a daughter. On the sth instant, at Pembroke the lady of JAMES. ROY TO NI LIIN On the 7th instant, Mr kenhend, of Same day %. Como BEST, of a daughter, Lately, at the Convict Es' DER \\ORRALL and JEt transportation at the Liven confessed that he alone wa, other men were innocent. On the 23d ultimo, et year. RONALD. MgSONALI. On the 24th ultimo, in the pelas, occasioned by a Captain MIGNOT, of the On the•?Sth ultimo, at 1 , MA HER, wife of Mr. JOl-. On the 26th ultimo, aged 64 SIDDELEY, of Aightirth: On the 27th ultimo, at Bromptor long well known on the London be New Yc NSON, of l'eet, the n• )N, Es( ment, Esq., of 1G AREI ;KINE,T ARAH, Mr. SAML Sime day, in Dempster-street, Pultn. THERINE SUNDERLAND, or TAIT, r farmer, and grandmother of Mr. Bain, it telegraph. Deceased has left behind her daughter being a great grandmother. On the 28th ultimo, ‘ALFREI)iIiENI Mr. M. lON, of St. James's-place. On the 29th ultimo, aged 47, MARY _ JOHN ATKINSON, of Birt ed 40, CATHERINE, wife the late Mr: Same day of liarkdale dr. H. WOODS, fame day, at • vy LEM turning of of a carriage in whi c h s h e was r i ding with the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Stanley, ten days before, ANNE, youngest daughter of the late Hon. W. F. ELPHINSTONE. Same day, at Perth, Miss DUFF. The dee' previous day, witnessed a t attack upon a far dog, which threw be - into such u state of ter that medical assistance was necessary. Bt expedients w' - um- ....,, _.- ....-.... ..successfully re s o r t e d to, apoi ensued from the rapture of n small bloodvessel m On the 30th ultimo, at Bral:cote, near NottingY Mr. JOHN ATKINS, late of the Stanley Arms Stanley on the a THOIP, late of Leicester Some day, at Parkgate, aged 57, HENRI of Hill.hou,e, Holt-bill, Tratunere, Cheshire. On the 31st ultimo, aged 50, Mrs. BELINDA ROI 'dap-street. The Same day, the wife of Mr. CHANCEY, of deceased had been residing in Cheshire for , health, and was returning, in the charge of It, brother, to het home, when, just as the party han the ferryboat, and were about crossing the fano' sank to the floor insensible. Upon raising her On the Ist instant, at Seacombe, age," daughter of Mr. JONATHAN COOKE 'lame day, aged 66, Mr. 'l'. It Ili • efit of her busbani aded from le was a corpse, MARY. eldesl LSA K ER, 'or, Edge- On the Id instant, in Lo n d on, the Right Hon. CHARLES WATKIN ‘I7!LLIAMS WYNN, M.P. f or M ontgomeryshire, uncle of Sir W. il l . , Wynn. He w as th e f ather of the House of Commons, having sa i For M ontgomeryshire since 1797, and for about a year previously for' Old Sarum. He held the offices of Secretary-at-NVar, (in th e G rey ;:qtrninistration,) and Chnnceltor of the Duchy o f L ancaster. from December, 1834, to April, 1835. Ile right hon. gentleman was in his 75th year. His death snakes th e f ourth vacancy since the close o f th e sess i on. Same day, aged 3 4 , M r. D A VID WILLIAMS, (7. 1. the Globe Vaults, Scotland- roa d. i n th e .qouse of Commons Same day, aged 5, Ai A RIA RUSSELL TREVlT— daughter of Thomas Trevitt, o tipper Pitt-, Same day, in Epworth-street, ‘Vest Derby illness, borne with Christian fortite±, of Mr. PETER WORTHINGTON. On the 3d instant, aged 71, Mr. THOMAS RIDING, of Front Portland-street. The deceased's death was the result of injuries received, a work previously, by being crushed between the stint t of a cart and a gate-post. Same day, at the residence of her daugh'er, in r:-• - Everton, aged 65, Mrs. BAILEY. ged 49, Same day, aged 5 months, Mr. E. w. STRYPE. •••at,l Azig , the wife street, AMY GERTRUDE fighter of On the 4th inst., in the Infirmary, ag e d 7 3, Mr. T, in consequence of injuries received, on the 611) Jun run over by a car in St. John's-lane. Same day, at Harrowgate, Mr. JOHN EVANS, Canning-street, in this town. year, Mr. JOSEPH ROBINSON, for- On the sth inst., at Gunnersbury-park, the Baroness N. M. ROTH.K7HILI). Same day, after a short illness, at his lodgings, Trinity Col lege, aged 78, the Rev. JANIES INGRAM, D. 11., F.S.A. , Pre- Dr,dentf Trinity College, and Rector of Garsington, Oxon. rrv- Ingram, on the death of Dr Thomas Lee, was elected to in e S r a l t y ne bu d i a k yi e , r i n: )t hi t s hi T t t o h wn. the headship in 1824, and in 1827 he pubtishedhis Memorial& ^f Oxford, a work of g r.,,, .....:_._ antuarian rese E arch. On [he 7th inst . , aged 82, Cl iq lIIERIN JONES, relict bi William Jones, moulder. 0 Same day, aged 2 ye..rs, JESSEY, ye- RENNIE. On the Bth inst, eat Seacombe, aged . 9 days. CHARLES ,JAMES, sou of IRVING. get chi , ME S CRE l' ICii RRlr,i ate GEUI EXAND