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Jai. 1, 1850 Mahogany, Ex "Princess," at from std. to Bd., Ve ers indebted 30 logs raging 6d per foot ; and on the 21 st instant, 17 lots to the Government Emigration Agents Cuba Mahogany. Ex " Messenger," at from 6d. to 2144. and averaging 9 5-16ths per foot. rut. Hodder, R.N.,) for several inter- EMIGRATION FROM LIVERPO( I mingi i....Z , anti eve anstie.s relative to emigration from this port emigrate cannot be I Ittiipping tit:elligruct thin a few more or I TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25.—Wind N.N.E., light. James, Martin, from Prince Edward Island. lden Fleece, Palethorpe, from Bahia—Wallace kns—Josefina, Calvo, Havana—Piedad, Aci larm, Spriggs, St. Michael's—Union, Den others of a I !d. who ftr, SAILED.—U e` Morton, New ido, Cadiz, & steamer, or Ostend, &( o'Shanter sailed from the Cape of Good Hope for ti lire, Hoz& and Antonio, Ag - oue, hence at Naval n Ellice, sailed from Odessa for this port 6th D nitn. Davies : General Von Wrangle, Prehm Sieinorth; and Nicolaui, essamine on the 81 anon m ould be— Irish, sav 137.676 1 gitsh, Scotch d Welst 15,186 n, from Maceid, G. A. Hopley, liehm, from , nt the 22nd Oct., entering Isi n of the on the island of Cauctun 12th Nov.: crev but several died subsequently from ex THURSDAY, D ARRIVED io—Albert, Card, most va n, Neill, sailed from Demerara for this port, observe ailed from Vera Cruz, Oct. 24; Kyoniti ailed from Trieste Dec. 7. his port. the a . 1 17 3946 1 7 8 1042 13 14191 18.3 v 1840 18 ___ 1841 12 3729 1842 12 3221 , in List Agnes, Sc Br tine Ma Sparks. f MONDAY, DEC SALES OF THE WEEK )930 Bowed Georgia .„,, r Mobile 776° t Maranham. 2U t ga;;•gi .... Demerara,Sur 1990 Egyptian . 10 Common West lndia,B .. Carthagena Smyrna Manilla 561 LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. DEC. 28 rated; new o: as customary at the c 1( A discovered : of the North Zs. to 425. 30s. to 318 7, (beaded b Ise number of perso - with absolute precision *hose of the poorer classes who come under the I ger Act are ex y counted :rant at Iroceed to sea Custom-house. but not I I nasmuch as a few (50 to 100 perhaps in a twelve "on board unknown to the authorities, and a p or t Ist 1k Qtow themselves away, even unknown Ilicr ,els. We have, however, data r 'orreet for practical purposes. ad continues includingall) about 1 ngers yesterday I 4450 t I I I 1645 8 p286l Brunswic new 401 new 17 17,554 new 6l old 5 1 old 13 1 ar we took leave to direct the attei ra to the nnsuitabilit) of the mode itonial I I but little improvement. sparing of cop of price for 18 . •••• itb Baltic outfit, to d 5 10s. to 1 £lO IC ears, £9 9s. to £lO 10 Ito; 7 Pears, £8 10s. to £9 £6 ss. t Jolm, N. B years, £6 ss. to £' ial, 4 years wer tt Great I THE TIMBER TRADE ld D. Mac January. 6y, published Saturd ebec, 100 it ikt OF IMPORTS AMERICAN TIMBE ) FROM 1 . - I Deal & 1301 1013005 110181 17861 2059301 Same t, 121911 22621 3 538 4 1294 ii 1847 14 13365 31 471 45 1848 10 3218 1 ' 449 55 1849 7 2229 1 [ 70 r.r. ar of British and Colonial against 146 in 1848, and till ainst 46,282 tons in 1848 equal to 15,885 tons. I aniieied quotations )eautiful little " Zeph Merit circular of from British North America, !6111 January, 1849, 1, Sleepr Pieces 335493 101895 710803 70594 195939; 92081 16711011314684 "bto,.—Cargoes from !i.ng from 12id. to 13 arge proportion t vlcation ; a o h has been stored on importers' ac llti,sser%l„ lnn John t Pine has been disposed of at, for 19k rtillatt°Pild.. per foot ; several cargoes and parcels yardedire onimporter's account. Lower 4:, 1 !10,c° 1t sales to re emlock timber has t rtg, - • _ b froM the quay iti . ) ;`'is and cargoes are yaraea. 3pAetci l VeD 4 ol d at from £5 10s. to £6 pers tandar d , with iPb q tY at elYt X 7 to £8 3 per standard, all depending it"lof length and quality are wanted. S s car ce and continues in good demant. tillselring at_.£4 5 . 5. to £5 per fathom ; with 67, 4 tola - A N ( Irv ' R "S• per f LEEpEtts. athom h —T e market heavily stocked. -of 911 a ‘'tl3Nl, and no sales to report. t t And a i r i a t Y.; l L l itre is a good demand for all kinds of 4 ted n v7,ndard pipe are worth £5O to £52 10s. per Os Puncheon, £l6 10s. to l £l7_lo_s_. 9 ; . qualit £l2 to £l3 rM;Cu s, ; 4111 11°1e:head are worth from £6 l to .£7 1 s. staves w latest4Y_Ft R S•_The market is ove quay 10d. per foot North of Europe sine Gll, - 51:- stocked, and Ist Feb - min th, - Yes tons, wood resister. tee dateseialssi 1 2. F08 o l l ail t e l n ,. , t h a a n r s e arrived , The demandefOr7ll:lteisc tt- Tee pa , el s — a p cu nilned Pelersburgl; .. e , e s iling at from £l2 to £l2 10s. per . stan %vot e . ish ) , 2 its £8 10s. to £9 ss. Lath wood 3? in de "' to £l3 10s. per fathom is the price for 8 Al)her lengths in proportion. -- On the 14th instant - Ex " Cainerton 16ths ner foot 56 lots, 164 logs :- e ! .4 g l nr n at from 31d. to Grecian '41418441 Victoria-47j2°iRg Do •raonadt 62 cote I 'l B l 2 logs and n ""ths Per f o ot. U logs and Clll.''S 12 4 9- 16th s p Quebec have been s per foot, as in qua ve ...ny tomer year , Pidjy, to incrp.qp :e for cabin passer past year the numbers werE Total 15 ish, there being little gradually, I atTriesG 131,121 I tz , py on the 6th, and and Ed Cu ih lIVE id towed into A 862 I WEDNESDAY, DECE liiit:rley Hall, Durant, hence at M Liverpool Packet. Giacobbe, sailed n, with a El;ans, hence at Havr land at 'Kingstown. olette, fro -A Liverpool f —Wind N.N.W., moderate Leran—Clarence, from Pic for Mobil, Taiso at M azetlan, I Gannett (s.s.), Rott( SAlLED.—Washir :on, Wilk William Pr 3 UILDING TRADE OF LIVERPOOL I Clemence, t from Buenos Ayres, at ditt "Part c Tonne Curry, and Co., I Charles Brow-ne pread reputation )est au /Tortatit branch of trade, b just been I think our readers will be glad to peru *n one of mutual anxiety I gt caus d by a in the n that, on and after ed t , all foreign I me privileges as ig Trade.— The prosy The Selina w *rom . the Clyde, and Mysc Ross, hence at Deme :e at Trinidad Its sweet hat and ecking the operations of the pow nieht be expected, of reducing h doubts and under this pressure o m the market and sold, in 'out reserve 1849 with 1 A at out 61- per cent '` l on upon tie wl;oli the number of sales ther have been mac and under ti revived let the position of the British ip-owner rers and 't be fin-; vessels in course of buil gate tonn ) tons ing in ; and as aid more I Kate, I the old navigation laws were doomed, Emilia, M osition to act evinced itself—the Chronorne ._,__,:__ IP ...1.1,.1. b.,' h... .. Ripklipd Welch, Dec. Dumbarton Youth (a.) ; at Genoa. ndria, Git nd Asia arah, '(salt laden), sunk 'this morning off Prince Newry for this port "?tialry more interested in ship.repairing t The P, ge number 1 with a c this is not under the av of construction at one ti Only recipe l'iment that to the " liberal measure" of has since been tow have official notice of, is from The Jenny Celint CAMPEACHY, NOv. me, we think with logwood, was lost on the Arc annual instant. Crew saved. FRIDAY, Dm Zoe. Shav;, from Colomt I into George's Dock ilasin for Senegal, has put back 24.—The Can ns, Finch, from Laguni reefs. prior to the 13t Wind, North ARRTVED.—Excelsior, Crocker, from New York, was in com pany, 26th inst., off Bardsey, with the Ashburton—Mercurius, Rotterdam—Wetherall, Wetherall, Naples—Wenham, of Balti more, and Mozelle, Ritchie. Saghalien, hence for Glasgow to load for Sincopore, is or and Ben Heap, from Mauritius; ?mean Congress and the King of Sweden e them at a future time to I speritv under the old la ' ned, will en oar br..l 14 1217 18 am teat, r 701 b. English], red SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, —Wind N., fres' SAILED. —Cana adkins, for Halifax and New York— Ditto, white Irish, red .. ra,and sailed for Ai. m 9th Nov 3irfey, Engifsf. Emily. Andeisc a, and sailed for Ant: St. Vince Vincent 131 Sco Malt, En o pale... Irish Alpha, Richardsoi iunue. ce at Gib- .tch, old raltar. Belus, De Foye, from Zante at Gibraltar, and cleared for this port 10th December. Irish, fine sorts Gibriltar, and Salem, More roseph Yeoward, es, and leared for this port , from Marseilles al Beans, Fne,!is . ll 7 qr 1 ditto, and cleared for this Scotch Bi'lrisii,l , 4BC ease, English, white tto, and sailed for this port. nti, at Palermo, and sailed ' fltrY ' I " ewe ' '"'"' Daring, "" s "" ; """ -,.U".. U """"' fair demand, obtained id. per 45 lbs. advance, and Oatmealwas Rankin, sailed from Calcutta for this port Nov. 7. taken freely at 3d. to 6d. above our last quotations. Influenced . . • Mary, Cummins, and Harbinger, Burford, hence at New- by renewed inquiries for Indian Corn, and the anticipation of . .. foundland. increased consumpt i on in Ireland, i mporters were fi rmer aga i n 2 452 1 280 Royal William, Haddocks, sailed Dec. 7; Ziliali, Tonkin, to-day; and although we are unable to quote and actual advance Dec. 8; Uzella, Brown, Dec. i 4 ; and Charlotte Ann, Cock- this morning, the tendency was decidedly upwards. 2 190 burn, Dec. 15, from Palerino for this port. 3 1 639 Eliza Cal oline, hence for Adelaide at Plymouth, and not the 1 1 A 7 Eliza Ann, as reported yesterd 3RITIS El 2 Cab 6 New 7 0 do. 5 6 do Irsh6ol qr.. 26 0 —2B 0 Chevali &Irish, v6olb 2 10 3 2 50 0 -54 0 '4O 0 -46 0 2 10 New 2 5 do 2 7 do 32 0 —35 0 do. 27 0 —2R 0 do. 29 0 —3O 0 Ulu Enilish&lrish,2ndsl27 0 5 8 I 5 10 so o I '26 0 -27 0 inei3o 0 - n - Queen, Popham, and Gi Aubil, 18th Dec., both for this port. ailed from Oporto for this port 19th Dec ry Sarah, Bouchard, from Newfo'indli Bank ; crew saved in their owl; n on sh, led with MY, DECEA hes. for I SAILED Ht -Violet, Peet ,nd Callao, Cri and Betty, Myerscough, from_ Newry, laden with Teneriffe, &c Albert, Ivens dings, Buena na, Rop Ostend— ience at Valparais• , ,nd independence, Iparaiso for England about this port More contrac ;e, vessel not h Dot's ico —Ann )sephint. Rio Grande—West Point, Ailen, and Silas Green T, New Yprk 7 Jessica, Heyes, New Orleans—Wm bon—} .sa, Trapani, Napl Zante. —Eipoir; Zellien for Newfoundland, at Queenstown 1 from Charente 18th D, built of picked up a few days ago near tt Jane, Leith, ( FanPirn—lngani ence at Valparaiso. Hero of Sidon, he at Savannah. tt ; America; Dunn, and New York 1, hence at New Yor)c. Charles Tobin, henc ith loss of mast, sails, Gi psey, Wil, RA iSE SAILED. gargaret Taza. and Qu M`Danald, her Europe, Reynegan, hence Queen of the West, Hall( m, Hear Dunkirk at Padstow. Ch . arlotte, Stafford, sailed from Havana for this por at New The Nancy and Betty, from Newry, which was on shore near Southport, has been got off, and laid on the beach off South port. in safety. on the Neil] Sank, h cen vessel, apparently about 250 tons, .ning by one of the steam tugs, at the 1) Giffney and, wis totally 'o Sydney Bth instant, waterlogged, and is dis Gipsey, Campbell, of London, from P. E. Is• wrecked at Malignant Cove 12th instant. Don, fron N., long. 36 W ,t, from )ec., inlat. 44 he crew ry sickly, and M.S. It —Aiabella, hence for List)On, 23rd 'Dec., off the South p—Athens, hence,_ 23rd Nov.,. in lat. 5 N., long. 25 W Passed the So; el for Liverpool. leke, from Danz 11, Mox, Peters, from Pillau. 12, Zeitzeist, Petersen, from Danzi TIDE TABLE .VENO.I HOHT, ape Coast Casi Cork— HOLYDAYS, ETC !Circtini Tuesday Wednes, Saturday Sunday. Monday. 13 5 iEpiphany Jrk papers, the American mil ady lost fifty feet of her keel by Needles in the British Channel. IHer injured condition was unknown until she was placed under repair in the Sectional dry dock, and the whole will be removed, together with er According to steamer Washington r unning foul" of th, DnsiClerable portions of in Buytor . 4 180 Martineau's Travels in Me East which had Klind its way jilt° the library, " on account of its irreligious nature." a copy ° picked up a Tut LIVERPOOL STANDARD. Oariteto. Alartets. LONDON GAZETTE.-TuESDAY) D LIVERPOOL COMMERCI,A.L MARKET. DEC. 28. M A NCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, Dec. 29. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED At our market to-day Wheat and Flour meet a fair sale, at an Evans and Price, Liverpool, joiners—Bo- Sugar.—ln consequence of the holidays, the business has advance of 2d. per bushel, and 6a. to la. per sack ; Oats Id. Liverpool, tea dealers—D. Bellhouse and Cr been limited, and the quantity on show small. The market, per bushel, and Oatmeal 6d. per load higher. Barley and feed- i however, is firm, and the sales are 350 hhds. 8.P., and 3,000 mg stuffs generally are held for rather hizhp.• --,--- bags Bengal, at very full prices. Foreign.-80 bhds. Porto and Peas fully as den,. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS .ual at this season. 's. 6d. I is RiCo havebien sold at 375. 9d. duty paid, an,. _ bags brown Brazil, (partly new Sugar,) at from 15s. to i ~.. per cwt. in bond. There are not any sales to notice in Mo lasses. Coffee.—Nothing of moment reported; the market is firm, and prices still advancing, 200 bags native Ceylon having - - We are witho. just realised 555. per cvk t, 200 bags Bengal Ginger brought 21s. last has not been active, ow, ii.,.,.....- --._ __ _ per cwt. Nothing done in Cocoa, Pepper, or Pimento. nice, for each article our previous currency has been fully main —3,500 bags Benal sold at Bs. 6d. for cargo, to Us. 6 d. for fine .—The g market is without animation, but the bu- tam ed. As usual , at this season of the year , Farmer s bro u g ht white. Rem , ; , too crrtnn 4n market_ and for the few samples of Wheat that reet, Finsbury-sci PRESTON CORN MARKET. DEc. 29. t any arrivals this week. The trade since our il s ;. — Ko — t - w — ;11 - er, late of Woodside, Finchley, sup lirley, Han" J. PtiHeine, junk H. Hardy, Bradf -Common Con !alarm, some checked sales, and a clearance was only e at 9e. to 90. eh:. ../..;..ht We advan, large porcels having been talon on so )er lb. Fine CongoUs contintte _ _ Yarcels of garnet Shell Lac are repolltelt Rrice s of Gum Arabic t 505.; also, TOO Pars of o 20s. 6d. per cwt. Linseed continues in g( and 2.500 bags and 1,500 pockets sold; Bengal at s. to 455. ver quarter for Bombay. Saltpt • n d I Stiltar. nltPrp qualities of Irish Id. to flour likewise without c •e scarce, and all !s. to 41 at 13s. per cwt 1 our advanced prices are rasa I as usual at this season LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. D In conseque continued improved state of business freely t demand has been fairly met by holders, an advance id. advance, and Surat in good request. A large business h been done in Sea Island, at rather lower prices for co qualities. Speculators have taken 12,230 American. 8' nam. 700 Bahia, 200 Maranham, 550 Egyptian and 2,58 P and Exporters 100 American and 320 Surat COUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, For the week ending December 28, 1849. Prices paid in the week iot being bri s k ire. common b ward IsK )lace, K Avery-r 1 Veit 15, W. Potter, , J. Thompson, M CERTI FICAA SCOTCH SEQUESTI D. Macrobie, Bridge of PARTNF Figgins and ( LARATIONS ri Firentford. Er W. Line, Eali Ceylon •—•••• Lister, Far Newland, Lincolnshire, r S. Man spir nerchant )ean- treet, Sc m. statione lire, pa: ZETTE OF ERIE SHIPS DISSOLVET merchai OF DIVIDEN ce, King's-road .d T. Alliso. !nano facturers. T. Wyatt, Oxford-ter )ckendor SCOTCH SEQUE!--TRATIONS W. Barrowman, Rawyard W. Deans, Leith, merchant EETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIN 4, John Bur n Carter (proof and div.) RAL POST- )FFICE tl 7th and 113 rd and } of ev( 20th 1 iRipon 'every iTev LIVERP Zirtl)s, Alan.... 1 , iew Orleans cvs , York... De , .'anama .... 'ernambuco. Na tio Janeiro.. =anFrancisco savannah =t. Helena .. it. Thomas.. Valparaiso Venezuela Vera Cruz Iflarrtagrs3, anD ........•41.......... BIRTHS On the 32rd ultimo, at Kilhendre-park, Sal , Capt. JOHNSON, ofa daughter. hey, Mrs. ROBERTSON G _. .......... On the 25th ultimo, in Wellington-terrace, Weal Mrs. JAMES LANG, of a son. _ _ _ _ _ MARRIED Lately, at St. Peter's Church, Mr. JOHN COND to ELIZA, eldest daughter of Mr. WEAVER, far On the 18th ultimo, at St. John the Baptis JOHN GRIFFITH, slater and plasterer, Pt MARY CROXTON, of Gibson-street, daught •opshire , eterhead, by the Rev. Mr. 'MI& NNETT, formerly of Bridgetown, to GRACI I Customs at this irklenton Church, Cumt Rev. George Pell, Mr. RAILTON POITER, isle. to ELEANOR IRVING, youimest daugl I Itjeiiir . "! JAMES ARMSTRONG, of 1 ►st ultimo, at Kiri:cutll it, Lieut.-C On the !J' CATHCAR' Bernbav Pr he Hon. East India Company' y, to MARY JANE, daughter c Mr. W. MURPHY, I CHRISTINA WILKI On the 1.A., M I Derby-roac HENRY he wife of JOHN TORR rth ultimo, at Rockmount, county Waterford, Mrs the late M ghter of FRANCIS BOND, - Esq., late of H. ➢1 ats.. 621bs. to 631 hi. per bush..3Bs. to 39s—extra 41s I the Corn trade is frequently repressed for the moment, a con ble degree of firmness has uniformly prevailed in meat of Scotch, and Irish markets, and in many cases thus Wheat and other leading articles are cons Opposed by adverse winds, the arrivals into tbii Ireland, since Monday last, consist of little more tl rate supply of Oats, Flour, and Oatmeal, and Thos as well as from abroad, are extremely unimportant, port from coastwis %JUL ',VI in ...o."..attgr, .v-tactj sa.•••, ••••••-••.-"-`• , home and country buyers, and a decidedly improved feelmg evinced in most departments of the trade, the operations were L generally of a more lively character than for some weeks past, = English and Irish Wheats, but more especially good descriptions of foreign, were in fair demand from consumers, and several large transactions occurred in the latter, chiefly for investment and partly onlrish account,in which the rates of Monday last tl I, . having been previously well cleared off the market by siiecula tive buyers, must be noted somewhat dearer; whilst choice superfine marks of Irish and French were steady in value, ordi- Barley and Milt remained unvarie grinding sam- I I pies of the former, upon a moderate demand, realising a ama ' improvement. Beans and Pease commanding attention, were steady in value. Good meal Lther more 1 I Secondary Wheats.6olbs. „ BestWhiteWheat..62lbs.„ Sec. White Wheat-610s. „ 6111 Beans 65Ibs. „ 664 Oats 1 Ist. „ 128 ss..extra 4Ss /s. „ 43s..ext DUBLIN CORN MAR ice of the general in 1. ,-, Ad.. extra Sid at in the Er the quotations of last market fir all d Wheat.. 19s Od to 23s Od Oatmeal lOs Od to lls Gel d I ditto 18s Od to 22s Od Second Flour.. 12s Od to 16s Od Os Od to Os Od f It K CORN MARKET. DEC The Flour trade if rices are unaltered ter the holydays, very dull foreign and native, have - a livel ern maintains the ad Eince !sit SALFORD CATTLE MARKET. DEC. 26. The show of stock was not large to•day. but the quality ge• rally good. For everything superior a little advance must b( WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET, DEC. 26 t this day's market we had a good show of fat Beasts, 6 3 Ido 6 8 white.] 6 4 5 4 Archngl 4 10 5 3 Polish.. 5 6 5 8 I Egy nI 4 0 2 8 Russian 2 4 • 4 0 126 0 —2B 0 ICan -30 0 !yellow.. '2B LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET.—YI We have this day _ad a_ good supply of vial lass heifers, 54(1.1 sd. to Md. ; old ity ditto, sd. to sd. ; old Scoth and Irish ewes, 4, 3 OF PROVISIONS IN F. MARKET, DEC. 29. OHN'S tb 0 43 to 0 63:Grapes For .... 0 44 0 641 Ditto En: 6 - ;Pine 0 0 iFowls, )ucks -0 f 0 0 Gees 0 0 Pie 0 7 Grou O 4 Partridges 1 6 Pheasant- O 0 Blu, O 0 Hares O 0 .ck Game 1 2 Snip 0 10 jßabbits. ap cple. 2 0 0 tWalnuts 100 0 0 rEII.EII. THE HARITIES. 1 LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, Dm. 29. DISCHARGED: In -patients cured, 18; Relieved and at own :tents, 8 ; Casual the HOllse, 181 hecary, Mr. J dell .;- Treasurer, Alfre House Visite] C. Wilsc nd J. A United States goi s o L Baltic& Hmburg do 6 4 Riga and Petersbg. do 5 0 Odessa, common .. do 5 0 French,Spanish,&c do 5 10 Bannnt & Marianopoli 5 6 Rye, .4* q Barley, .4 Baltic, &c. 120 0 lb,Grindingl 2 10 ase, v ryr Baltic, &( U.S. NN Philad European do Do. Meal, v brl. 196th 1 Cucurr Malting )rins 0 0 ....I 0 0 -0 0 -o 0 - 0 0 .r 2nd qu Beef .. Mutton Lamb f f?re.qr .21 1 hind.qt .15 ,h Pork .... 0 F Ham Salmor Soles . ITurbot For. Melons each 0 Filberts ade put-pa I_ . . DA DM urrE : In-patients,: the week, 17; Remaining 1-111110. P Sliropon. Mr. C 33; Ou' 00 NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT. DEC. 29. ADMITTED : Accidents, 30; Medical and Surgical Cases upm 7ommendation, 10; Total, 40.-DISCHARORD: Cured, 21 lieved and at own request, 1; Attending as Out Patients, 2G - . Surgeon, J. M. Banner , Esq.; Phys i c ian an Surgeon for the week, Dr. Scott and Mr. Stubbs House Visitors, Rev. T. Hornby and John Lightbod) Esqr.; House Surgeons, Mr. Tearne and Mr. Wall Chaplain, Rev. Wr Hughes 1 LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, 68, Soli( he Sick List 4 90 1 Obtained Situations Treasurer ; Joseph Hubback, Esq., J. B. Orriss, Superintendent ; Visitors, P. Postlethwaite. lisnrs. iTREET Average daily attendance T. D. Anderson, E Hon. Secretar} OP SOUTHERN & TOXTETH HOSPITAL, DEC IN-PATIENTS. Under treatment Cured 12 Relieved. and at own reauest A OUT-PATIENTS 'ured and reliev norary ChaTll)in, Itc Treasurer, Benjamin Plat__ , George Dover, pro tem; HouseSurgeons,Mr.,w and Mr. G. C. Sharman ; Visitors, Studley Ma Challinor, Esqrs.; Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr i Mr. Churton. I Cameron ANNE'S DISPENSARY, ROSE- Jed Dec ispensary, 56; at their own dwellings, 3p ;—total, 93. n. ,Toseph Kitchen, Esq, Ho Secretar and Treasure, Anne-street ; Visitors for the We ek, Air, Thos. and Mr. Edward Smith. 0 10 - Fine heavy Oa I very severe mand, but Ultimately rnent of I s. ner ar. 41) . rts iiiet with more attentior e as las eek. Very little doing in Beans. LEEDS CORN MARKET. D Our market not being held on tb , Per- few millers from a distr..— • This 'This Yr. I NEWCASTLE WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. DEC. 28. The arrivals are moderate. There is a good inquiry fo , ,hon 4 thn tie )od business was done at an improve nnru.v , navnnred ls. ner or.. and th ()its and she usual day, we have onl BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, DEC. 26. During the present week little business has been done grain of any description, but last week's rates are supported -UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET DECEMBER 29. week has been very stop .compsni were frost and high winds, in Nheat, but frc ipply of Wheat from the farmers, I per quarter both upon English and foreign samples. hlaltin 49142 Batley still continues a very dull, slow sale, without any in] nrovement in price, most of the inalsters being well-stocked .... the sale for grinding is slow at late rates. In Beans or Pea The arrival of Oats coastwis :ult to quit, although lower quality are more in requesi illers intend advancing 1 money 10-day, in expectation of the advar Wheat—Northumberland, white, new I Do. Do. red, do. T qr... 42 olk household WISBECH CORN MARKET. DEC. 29. There has been a fair supply of Wheat here to-day, and the Best RedW 106858 of an I xcellent quality; of Sheep oniy - - -. (3) Bermuda, St. Juar ,he Christmas holiday. We had a very good attepdance 43: de Nicaragua, auyers, and the whole of the stock disposed of quickly. An New Grenad^ excellent show of lean stock and a moderate show of pigs. Beef, 61. to 6s. 3d. per stone of 14 lbs. ; Mutton, sd, to 54d. FAL per lb. Beasts, 350; Sheep, 1,300. Al a (If - , -.., LIVERPOOL STATION .. .. limited numb wing to nd Yl7th of 'month ,MOUTH STATI Fvng. I ,every BuenoS Ayres The market being a small one, met to-day an improved de- m—u .7, .ft, -------------- J inand for both Beef and Mutton—for the latter we do not alter _. . our quotations, although firmer, but Beef was fully id. per lb. — upwards. Beef, 365., 465. to 415.; very prime, 50s. per cwt. ; Mutton,4id. to Gd. ; Veal, Gid. per lb LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, DEC. 29 LATEST DATES Al 0 0- 3 4- Clover ... Ditto, Gre Vetches ... :raw, Whea Oat Barley .. 0 24- 0 0 I Cattle 0 o_l_ Cups 33 331 Carrots 2# Manure Australia Chngres.... Charleston Direct.{ ndirec 1 STATE OF TRAM market•day this week, but there has been a pr, 3d a pretty ance on , st of the other days The prices 01 India numb( aw material smaller accumulation of stocks than Would - otherwise h Lienly a demand has again sprt pparently , y a disposition _to purchaise in anticipation of improvement in tendency - to et -20 6 20 0 - 010- on the Tuesday. we c id to have had any regular i attend- this acting upon a ma k business, notwithstand _ re strictly adhered to. The demand by menu p prices arers conti he called th t a market be new market is ay ofter Old Chris Which, however have been made, too extensive to be accepted tr ler the present appearance of the market. Ther transacted ifi'very limited. In wool, the me to buy sparingly, at former prices. in last market the present year, is that ng Christmas day is scarcely deserving Lys lield the first LII on the 7th of vs. The been done in woollen cloths this week, Wool: Although the pply of all kinds of •e chiefly held i !vice to meet the rates current Yarns continue as firm as ever, and for January ly intimated that they will require Pieces 1 not E, meet the increased the year is not t ly distinguished by ocks held by manuf endance in our Piece Hall on Saturday usual at this holiday season ; but the de pods is pretty much the same, with but Yarns are consic rated. There are fewer s Ley of the quotations recei market was very q Wool remains firm, and tli id Exeter h and Norihern Ensterr Kilmarnock, and Ayr Glaskow . and Greenock Great Southern and Western Great Western Lancashire and Yorkshire Lancaster and Carlisle Leeds and Thirsk Liverpool, Crosby, 8:. Southport Londonderry and Enniskillf London and North-Wes London and Blackwall rn.... I London an M'cliester, Sheffield Midland, Bristol,& Birminghart Midland Great Western (Ireland) nd Lincil Scottish Cer South-Eastern South Devon Taff Vale Ulster Waterford and Lin York, Newcastle, an York and North Zdi Berwick.. I —23 Hand. . I 23 -0 0 the nar many years tr have been sinc p tb. 5 )üblin Gilbert Beans inquired for :riptions improvement of John Fentc I PACKET LIST, GICI, IS'HAMPTON STATION' Lisbon Gibraltar Malta &lonian Isla (I)Brit.Col.inW.lnd. (except Honduras & I muda,) For Havana Venezuela, 1 ) Mexico & Havana) I Kirkhride, A rgileshire Bees, the Rev7E. H fl's College, Oxford, AINGEIt, Principal a St. Bees College, and Prebena On the 23d u ltimo, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. RD. Fl to Miss DOROTHY NEWTON. le day, Mr. BENJ, JOHNSON, joiner, to ISABELLA daughter of Mr. JOHN KITCHEN, of Kirkby I relet 24th nithno, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. Dl CARBOROUGH to Miss HARRIETT PARR. ay. at St. Philip's Church, Mr. JOHN KITCHI Miss MARGARET WARD lay, at Ormskirk liter of Mr. Judc On the ANN. d Mr. R. FATRHURST to MA ALLEN, Architect n Church, by the I Dr_ Care me day, at St. George's Church, Everton, by the I ank, Mr. CHARLES 11. DAVIE to ELIZA, dau; JOHN PARRY. . Same day, at High-street Chapel, Preston, b) Flemming, Mr. THOMAS BALL to Miss ELLEN L both of Lancaster. On the 25th ultimo, at St. Mary's Church,.Birkenh, the Rev. A. Knox, Mr. RICHARD AINLEY, jun. of CL crescent, Birkenhead, to Miss SARAH AGNES AIOIR, m. of Mr. Benj. Williams, of Ivy street, Birkenhead. Same day, at Trinity Church, Birkenhead, Mr. WILLIAIt* SUMNEItS to MARY JANE HUGHES, daughter - :he Rev. . LOGARTI ,ead, by MS, Esq., of Claughton. law, at St. John's Church, by the Rev. I. Holmes, B.A. [IN TURBITT to Miss JANE PEMBERTON, head of the Corporation North Infant Schools. day, at John's Church, Mr. EDWARD FRITH tc Miss ANN BLUNDELL. Same day, at St. John's Church, Mr. HENRY BENNEIT t Miss CATIIARINE WILLIAMS. Same day, at St. John's Church, Mr. JAMES Miss HANNAH LITTLI YLAND to irch, by the hURDEN,pf her Ma; Castor to PAMELA DAVIS, daughter of Mr. HENRY MANSTON. Same day, at St. John the Baptist's Church, RICHARD, third son of the late Mr. JAMES GORE, of Leeds-street, tc Miss ANN WAKEFIELD, of Much Woolton. Same day, at St. Augnstine's Church, by the Rev. Y. Jones, M.A., Mr. JOHN CLARKE, of the Gasworks, Dale, to ISABELLA, daughter of J. WOODBURN, of Vaux stree hall-house. Same day, at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. JAMES CLAM tailor, to Miss ANN BRODAGEN. Same day, at St. Catherine's Church B. A. Arthure, Mr. J. T. FLET by the I lurch, by the Rev. J. Cord FRANCES ELSTON. e day, at St. Silas's Church, Mr. CHARLES W. to Miss JANE ABIGAIL WCANDLISH. t St. Sila Evertor JACOB, youngest to MARGARET, daughter of Mr. J. CALDW Kirkby. Same da it the Parish Church M ATTU W CREW Ulverst SARAH ANN 2erebant, of this town, tc C. BOND, Esq., of Richmond-Sr s. d. I e A A . 352 0 0 1270 472 0 0 408 847 0 0 851 420 0 0 283 233 0 Q .. ° 0I 13 23 0 C 0 0 3089 0 0 .1667 0 0 0 1564 2637 0 0 12327 865 0 0 811 2 4103 0 0 3711 3 21776 0 0 22798 1 .3 10942 0 0 11134 6 t 2843 0 0 181 1 6 ! 619 0 0 .. 6511 0 0 45742 538 0 0 573 _ _ _ 3248 0 6 I 239 5385 0 0 I 534 90 0 0 15, 1574 0 0 1 1532 I 0 0 1 141 2 0 0 79 AIMMIERIIIMMINININ Same day, at Prestbury, Mr. WILLIAM veteran who has just passed his 86th birthday, to ? HEATHCOTE, of Macclesfield, a damsel who has ti nineteen summers. The bridegroom rec „ for distinguished service in the battle of Clorunt 'e") fomht in the battle of Salamanca, and was under t of the Duke of Wellington in the Peninsular wars, On the 27th ultimo. at Rock Ferry, by the R ca- Bertles, vicar of Dronfield, WILLIAM RICH MO .ly obtained EN MARIA, or :RTLES, and niece of the lat same day, at St. Paul's On lberts, M.A., JAMES RAT( led alitOn-Park, to ELLE BIBBY, Esq., of Seac George diner H JKIIIIN RC n, Mr. J Duncan was tb At an early DTP,T) ,0111 AS, a to si MARY , t yet seen eneral Foord Belief inbe, by the Rev. 1 DE WOLF. Esa.. c aughter of ROBIRT the Re EORG] endle n sob], rley, 1 a ini 1 he lc :hese jour led purse Ind, U.S., inct recol Her ViSiol tnburgh r, WM iment o he had the signed by L, of Walt. HANNAH, day week. •e not long GEORGE IFFITI th year, Mr. Firs a faithfUt n lie went weedily, with itor, l but was id was re ittle time 'ter a va h attention y in 1775, as 1 his way up ted anc RTHUR 1 TYTLER. Nco'fish editor of Mrs. JANI NANCY ISPeCtO the late kl Limerick. Esq. Kelly Halle is of the ( pelled him to return Vice-Consul to Dahon when he died. Mr. I but poorly provided fc . On the Ist ultimo. a Same day, V I MARK CLIPFOR On the 14th Ida D WARD D( 0. I randmother of tl. t Packe I een days r, CHAI linterre the pa 1 LEIGH, of Lark-I xt Mail 7 I in 1847 by the lat M B Crane many Dec. 24 sistar Mary Thon 5 Canterbury. tinued throw out to walk c 7 he was taken three deep Master a Commor Scat[ 5. or the present DE Oxford. He attr his examination he 3 same ciay, at H e arnacr 28 wife of Mr. JAMES STA lone, and a few .s White, M.A., t Saide day, from an attack o ALEXANDER MACD( and d ted servant in t lay, at his resid, can Aiehdeaconry of 'Nod p (Dr. Hinds) on the Rev. Ro _ . p CpLERIDGE, Warder ler in t flip 1 inct at St. on the era be was c I that, u i _ppoir Charles J 3ETH MARY, dat Same day, at Lis JONH . EDWARDS Same day someti Same day, in Mc RIETTA FLOREN( HEW! IT. I author of 'The Hist Worthies, and The L two volumes of Lett Same ELLII y, at Aigburth-vale, liter of ( IJAMBS HlLL,postn Same day, at Hathv On the 26th ultim ELIZA FRANCES, c Same day, DIARY, -....- Same da), aged 7 weeks, Captain MACLEOD FRAS! Same day, in Great; Et FENTON LALOR, the wri in 1846, and*articies in Tie _ n rPai 77_ TM-% MARGAR ;ter, Pallas at Fairvi ghter 2f Forton, near he Rev WIL 'le of. lY f JAMI ' this town, aged 34, after a long a On the 30th ultimo, at his rest , eston, MICHAEL RAYNES, Es( ice he w BARLOW, I in deat Christ ?titer sor t, in I ie of a Parlimn ;, wife c !nt feeling w, Esq. relict of :enry, county! ;IL MARRIOI , MON, late of I. yA)R nn severe nine lence, Grove r.. Awed 60 yea U "►S '1 iur' 'Oa 1 OF 2 Of shire. W. Y )ointed is way it his ishoo ity of ! at