The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-12-03 00:00:00

n ee. 3, IN-14 . • ____.___.____ . TUE LIVERPOOL . STANDARD. _ . - . ~ 4 . . . ...,_.....,-.- gsij ipping iintrtligtntr. DUBLIN CORI* EXCHANGE—Nov. 29. LUNDO;v GAZE7TE.-" , -TUESDAY, Nov. 26. fitrt}O, filarriages anb Bratl)s. 1 illatittts. The; e was a better supply of Gran at market to-day than for some time past. Prime Wheat so d nearly on the same terms as --€11111110•—•- ' erie rash° ...-......4 4 .--- - --..419- last ma ket der . • inferior at a reduction of sd. to Is. per barrel. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOI.VED. BIRTH S. Man' TUESDAY, NovetunEß 26.-Wind South. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, Nov. 26. hlAßa:l_altb:aß.rD; B - a G ru r e a r e e , Ryrie. from Antigua-Fanny, frOM Halifax Oats were also d ' ull, and a shade lower ;in Barley me alteration. Cardinall and Warren, Hereford, millers- Hull and Sykes. On the 17th ult., at Glasgow, Mrs. J. RO 3INSON, of twin 1 De see Price per Total quantities per snns. I Unities , and Mayfield, Smith, frorn Quebec-Gram- Imp. Quarter. imp. Quarter. WAKEFIELD CORN EXCIIANGE, Nov. 29. Liverpool, slaters-J. G. Lavino and Co. Salt ed. sizers ;as far On the ipth ultimo, at Dalkeith Palace, the Duchess of 3 10 E,7,'! n a . a Warrior, from Ft. John. N.8.-Ocean, Willard. and Wheat 341 , ... 4 - 80 0 0 42 5 9 'lwo ;- as reg ods J. Harvey- F. W. and E. Pritchard, Hodriet. a t BUCCLEUGH, of a daughter. ero , from Cha The Wheet trade is very heavy to-day, best samples scarcely shire, drapers-T.. Morin and W. Moyes. - amoinile•strert, regiV from New r leston-Clitton, ngersoll, and Lehigh, Yonne Oats 1 1 14 1 3 0 maint Ming last week's prices, and inferi. r qualities mw , t be Loudon, carmen-J. and F. Binns, Halifax, millwrights-J brit''' . Bava at a n hll Orle aus - independence, Allei , from New York 4 Barley sailed tin WELL. Esq.. of a son. On the 2ist ult , at Cresswell, the lady of 0. A. B. CRESS. noted is per qr. lower. Fine samples of Barley are scarce, and Cheethate and Co. r ldham, cotton spinners -J. Sharp and Co _ a -and oa - American, Allen, and Alliance, Tucker, from , jean Eleanor, fom Odessa-Trial, Jeans, from Villa - Carlisle, wine merchants- W. L. Gill and L. Foss, Crew kerne, MUM FORD, of three children, all likely to live. Nov Emma, Jarvis; from Malaga. 5 5 8 4 ........ 8 5 5 6 1 1 2 4 6 0 ........ lities are difficult to dispo-e of at a reduction of is Per 9 .arter- Somersetshire, linennrapers-J. Haines and J. rhomas, e in- Same day, the lady of GEORGE ASHTON, Esq., Bedford j a s ni A a l i ii!_n .-__ Jasephine. Smith, ned Is to 2s per quarter. r.ler ill . LEE f D I S t CO e R ek N dry qualit es of e n In Oats a• d Shelling no material a.teration, but Beans have de- grove-plaee, St. John-etreet, London. wholesale-mtliiners street North. of a daughter. .sed bl, Queen mewi,nrany erlnchantress, Phillips, for Bombay-San - mien, Bell, for The prices oas w - E fo T r . b N e :v. 26. Hanson and Purdy, Leeds, builders-T. Todd and Co. Dews- ' On the 26th tat . at Alwingtona ills, Cheltenham, the lady for New - Orleans-Priam, Wheat, but damp and secondary sorts slow sale. Barley dull, ___,, bury, wine merchants-W. Sission. R. Gould. and C Helible ‘l4. or lion duras-Amiga, Datrymple. for Hong Km; of LIONEL PLACE. Esq , Lieutenant R.N.. of a son. %Ma' s ' K - except at a further decl ne. Beans and Oats turn cheaper. u M pp A or ß te K d SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 27. white, Kingstonomoto Hull, curriers-J Clark and Co. Sise- On the Ist instant. at 33, Upper Parliament-street, the lady of 11 Pu t ' e n tfe. Elds b Rowe, for Hong Kong and Whampoa-Eliz. Rad- _ n . _and Ann Baldwin, Farley. for Lima-Washington. R. A MACFIE, Esq ,of a scu. • b of rs Wilkie, We have had a large show of stock, tied the quality go-d i derson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, ship-brokers-Simpson and sel Britt on, a fe _fi n ltosalam i, Buckley, for Mobile-United States. HULL CORN MARKET, Nov. 26. though+ the demand was equal to that of last weck. it was not Chilton, Liverpool, ship-nrukers-Bank of Birmingham, Bir- _ /, ...... . Plem aa .-n t x ew York-- Devonia Long, for Lisbon -and Tern- Wheat in fair supply, and last-week's prices obtained, except sufficient to clear the market,-hence a small decline in best mingham. . a, an' . nerves; for Valparaiso. ' • -- - , MARRIED. on 10! for inferag quatties, uhich were rather lower. Not much doing Beef and Mutton. All prime Stock, however, was cleared off. w - --..-. DECI.A RATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Pea 4 --- in Bailey. Oats rather deeren Bean 1 d s the turn in favour of _,,,,, J. Cecil, T. liennison, J. Benson, and M. Dennison, Liver- eldest daughter of Mr. reirl ' t ueen m 4 mer School, Cartmel, to ABIGAIL, . 25th July . --- arLY I I, from Port Philip, at this port; sailed the buyer. Peas unaltered. Linseed somew at carer, Rape ' d . BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, Nov. 27. pool, merchants . "'ER head garnekteper to the the Earl of Burlington, ;4 pe lost in Be: Isabella, Hardie. from Pori Philip, for Lendon, was seed unsaleable, Linseed Cakes 2s. 6d. to ss. per ton , earer, and PEDir . 26th (ane:e lVl E. Hipkins, Liverpool, commission-agent. onta i° ma,netss's Straits 22nd June Doting the present week, the Wheat trade has been very Holier, near Cartmel. Lately, at Gretna Green, Mr. ELLIOTT, usher at the Gram- Rape Cake unaltered. 11. D. Asrham, Knettingley, Yorkshii e, lime burner. s Church. Manchester, by the Rev. W. T Red. rton. from Montreal. at this port ; left Quebee flat, and sa es could only be effected by submitting to some /e. At St John' m oe r EDWIN HODGSON lo ELIZA, youngest daughter one rg ' — w ate n o l. er o , ,t) . a and Brandy Pots Ist Nov. Peel's One, City of ------ du " • • c lon in price. Malting Barley of best desc. iptions near , , at Helen's. Lancashire, ship builder. fern. M . for Li " LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 26. ma ntained its price; other kinds Is. per qr. toe e - er. Grindin . R. D. Sothern.. . of Mr W. BOCrND, of Manchester, r nh a -nerpo aind Margaret Pollock. lett Quebec. in company, all Denver and Nixey. Liverpool, wooilen drapers. I _ W. Monk, jun. Nottingham, currier. u n i eee _ .o . and Jamaica, for Clyde with several ol hers. The ins been dispesed of at last week's rates. For Oats rather less - , ' ls of Grain Coastwise end from Ireland for h' h . t G. Herwood.Ches ire. c cone . GRAUaE, aged 75 ; also, on ll ' al 81/ 3001`-`j.,nn 'steamer) for Pictou, passed the Brandy Pots on the The arriva money accepted in some instinces. In Beans no alteration, ALLEN. aged 78, to Mrs. MARY irde le ,Itr etid „ cr i, Magnet experienced a heavy gale while lying at the the eon the whole for the sea week ending yesterday, ar , except that Egyi tian might be purcha,..ed on rather easier Walters It,.d Llewellyn, Neath. timber merchants. T. Gregory. Pouishott, Wiltshire, nailer. the same evenme. , • Mr DANIEL ALLEN, grandson of the • al lots to ' aPnarenti be the Pt!' On the 31st October. a l arge b arque. supposed son of the year, only liinited in amount, but of Oatmeal terms. S. B others and I. Tittensor, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, cnrriers. ab ve, to Miss CHARITY CURTIS. Three grandchildren On the 2 th September, at liowdom. U.S , Captain E IJAH "nth rudder disabled. nit, passed the Brandy Pots, returning to Quebec, and Flour we have to report a good supply ; while•the im- -- wit essed the ceremony. nitien --------= T. Wiliams, Liverpool, linen draper. Eleano t } : orts from abroad are extremely lieht. LONDON CORN MARKE l', Nov. 25. R. Rimmer, Liverpool, tailor. r Pe t ' set• eral ys r _ 'lons Quebec, at this port ; sailed 2nd Nov. Lelt to Miss CROSS. na il' P The leading markets of this district last week having During the ii , st week rather Bei extensive suprily of Engash BANKRUPTS. On the 19th ult., at Langashen Church, by the Rev. Lord Of er _ __.e_ssels ready for sea. Mit could not obtain hands Ily rather languid, and the accounts received Wheat came to hand from Lincolnshire. but from Essex and John Bnrgess, Cratfield, Su' olk, farmer. St D *nt's JOHN P. PRYSE, Esq.. youngest son of 101 e nser ntl hard Jackson fr been genera . "ov. in e orn „ au . . . om Queb-c. at this port ; sailed let . . Bishop of . at i On the 18tn ult., at St. Silas' Church, Mr. WILLIAM FRIEeZ the Kent the receipts of that article of grain were only to a mode- John Tomlin, St. Michael's.alley, Cornhill, London, ship- p e Pryse Esq., of Gogerdden, near e berystwith, M.P. for or C ashmer r y wlth the Sonter Johnny, Little, for Liverpool this morning from Mark.lane tending rather to coun rate extent. Of other kinds of giain the arrivals were by no rps , ht.° day s. ~ e• al'Ewing. from Ichaboe, at Cove, in fiay-two teract than to impart the slightest impulse to the trade, broker. l a vs . . °rig beton . means large. Fresh up the supplies of Wheat coastwise. as well Baitholomew Vanderplank, Love-lane, London, woollen- Lip:, Esq., of A berglasney, Carnarvorishire. o ,eiSr mtentot Be gang to Aberdeen or Dundee, was wrecked we have to report a slender attendamce of buyers as by land carriage and sample, were only moderate, yet we had On the Igni ult mo, at Crane, Mr. THOMAS HARGRAVE,. lOr e shi p \ad _ y previous to the sailing of the Cashmere, and a ha 1 1 _ s_ e a r n . t t a, sesistance to both vessels BOD shore to the northward. Her Majesty's ship Isis for Wheat of rather an extensive show of parcel ar hou - eman sof both red aed white, ow- w e ' ' • tL d h t o ert Watt. Lime-stree , on on, mere an . er to ali s HOYLE, ala yof large fortune. Cardigan. to MARY ANNE, youngest daughter of J. W. PHlL cotton-spinn , Jess e al . o , ur Corn Exchange to-day, and a dull sale an oescrii lions ; the stock of Foreign, however, in the ing to which the demand for all kinds of Wheat of home pro.. R Cha b rles Henry 1-larnMe me Northampton-street, Bethnal- on the 23rd ultimo, at St. A - ugnstine's, Mr. SAMUEL MOR , Yea r ' Atalabta S * Reinton, hence at Havana ii"avry Elleonlchester, and Eliza Scott, at St. Helena .ranaries of the port, t, - having been for some time duce was in a very sluggish stet '. However. the finest quai- green, licensed vietneaier. R Is. of Holywell, to ELIZABE l'H, se ond daughter of Captain ties were mostly oisposed of at fully last week's quotations, but Peter Jo-eph Mugens. Dunster-court. Mincing-lane, broker. ROBE itT ATKINS, of the ship Nimrod. inan patil gradually decreasing, withow: the prospect of any all otto r kinds were a mere drng at barely late retes. The ge- John Cooper White. Canterbury. draper. iid t° Thalia. hold ‘r of a e t _ ha P-eY, and Corinthian. Casely, hence at Leghorn efficient imports during the winter, t s .uch neral condition of the samples was inferior. John Quincey Harris, Winchester-place, Southwark, hat ma- park. Mr. CHARLES BARNETT to Miss SARAH ANKEKS, oich t n . orne. naers, sailed from dittofor this port Ifith instant B aanD. srneTolman ; Sea, 1 1 1• William ; Roselaud, ball, Richard. ral,on. hence at Gihraltar and _ steadily adhere to former prices, which therefore remain The imports of foreign Wheat have been small, and we had very On the 24th ult., at St. Jonn the Baptist's Church, Toxteth elte6l unvaried. English arid Irish, on the contrary, declined few samples here to-day. Generally speaking, holders were firm. au G ra e c o t r u g r e er. stephen. . Albert-street. Toxteth-park. Skinnet-Place. Sise.lane, and William- same day at St. Silae' Church, Mr. T. DRUMMOND to Miss n iers I Id. 10 2d. per 701 b. i and Flour was difficult of sale at The finest qualifies commanded a fair inquiry, at very full prices. street, Knightsbridge, scrivener. N TRAFFORI). 0 , 0 , f ma,nEdwards. from Trieste for this port, at ditto, with . . , . in other kinds next to nothing was doing. William Cox Crown-etreet. Soho, general dealer. On the Seth ult.. at the catholic Chapel. Seel.stre t, Mr. tot" repai r A few speculative sales took place in bonded Barley • but • ea s t rnon, , and other damage, and m_ st discharge to rattier lower rates. - • . - , James Johnson. North•place, Gray's-inn-lane. apothecary. WILLIAM WRIGHT. surgical instriunent maker, Upper AT ro. tyhtarr, Ilannaford. sailed from Lisbon 14th instant; Chase. 17 1 ta ina ee st Oats were a little dearer, and new Oatmeal brought other Corn, under lock, was almost nommal in value. The John Frederick Figge, Dui,: tor.court, Mincing-lane, mer- kade. to ELIZA, youngest daughter of Mr. JAMES ROBERT if l a ' rather more money. , show of Barley was tolerably exteusive. Fine parcels so dat a dant SON. surg. - on. Hyde, Isle of Wight. it the Peruvi an, ' -al Cornet, 19th-all for this port Barley, Malt, Beans, and p eas e, were in limited request, decline of Is. ; other kinds Is. to 2s. per qr., anti a large pertion c William Clarke, Sheffield, builder. Same day, at Pimlico, the Rev. ALGERNON WO DE HOUSE, ! nary. Fer and James Dean Campbell, (rom Ichaboe, at Cove material change in prices. without any remained over for Wednesday. The Malt trade was very dull, John Humble, Ossett, near Wakefield, Yorkshire, maim- nephew of Lord Wodehouse to Ledy ELEANOR ISA . IEI. ASH oh° Seritia, 11Firascm' from Dorchester at dittee and, in some innances, the rates were somewhat easier. The hea le ne Maele y tt f , •rom St. Petersburg, for this port, at Loch show of Oat: was good, while an de .criptions met a slow in- fact to ine chymist. BURNHAM, sister of the Earl of Ashburriham. re Of poi titude f CORN EXCHANGE, NOVEMBER 29. quiry, at barely last week's quotations. In Beans very little James Haselden, Bolton-le-Moors, cotton-sp•nner. On the .7th int .at St. Mary's Church. Birkenhead, by the 1 such Sophia, W e q p e r n Onega for this pnrt. at Loch Borsdale John /fall. W Irs end, Northumberland, cowkeeper. Rev. Andrew Knox, M.A., J. W. PRING, Esq., surgeon, 1 s received this moruing the duty on was donee'. at an abatement of is. per quarter. Gray and Ma- By the average return Eleanor and a illiam Robinson, Swiuford, Leicestershire. Bangor, to LO ISA, second daughter of the late JAMES I , ty irl Viarich, K o j i ; h ence for Claistiansand, at ditto Foreign Barley has declined to 3s. and advanced on Rye to i . e s ple Peas were Is. per quarter cheaper, Flour and all ether er nii earch. H • . hence for Riga, at ditto ' ' bakers. WYATT, Esq., of Manchester. Erne' . itri aln lin• sailed fr Gibralt r for this port lath inst 6d per quarter, leaving the rate in ' all other respects the sense as tides, were very dull. John Brown, Newcastle-under- Lyme, painter. Same day, at St. Bartholomew the Great, I.ondon, FDWA RD pain last ant ` • and Miltiades, ° s m elled frotn a ditto for this port 14th het week. _ DIVIDENDS. WEBB. Esq. of Park-hid-hem e, Clapham, to ANNE. daughter tha t ° antes, M, D Our list of imports for the last three days. exhibits a mode- SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, NOV. 25. treet in this Dec. )9, J. Nutter, C. mhridge, miller- Dec. 18, G. Field of JOHN EVANS, Esa, ot London, and of Lord-s , r the ()flaw, from Sydney, N.S.W. at London Men. fair general supply of Grain ani manufactured produce Compared with that exhibited on many previous Monday's, Bond-coura Walbrock. packer-Dec. Is. C. Deaee, Southamp- town• Coastwise and from Ireland, with a cargo of Wheat from Odessa. the supply of Beasts on sale was but moderate, while its gene- ton. coach builder - Dec• 1 7, W. P. mills- Hart-street. Mark. eame day, at St. Bartholomew's Church, by the Rev. G. Dover, ______, and a few further arrivals from Canada and the United States. wer, of Manchester, to Mrs. ral quality was very inferior. The Beef trade this morning was l an e, and High Holborn, me chant-Dec. 19, J. Dy on, M.A., Mr PETER JACKSON tire tell WE DNESne During the period between Tuesday and to day, no transac- I Aa ßi „, e-Y. NOVEMBER 27.-Wind S. moderate. active, at an advance in the currencies obtained on this day Sheffield, sithe manufacturer- Dec. 19. J. Dixon, sheffield, linen- MA RTH A EVERA ItD, P. mhroke-place. in this town. WO bo ED,- p e . tions of moment have taken place in any article of the traee, se'nnight of (Mite 2d. per Sibs. ; the best Scots, &c. readily pro- eraper-Dec. 20. J. Prior and H. P. Brady, Kingston upon- On the 28th ult.. at St Peters's Church. Captain WILLIAMS, , e- na _ on ruvian, Black, and Victoria, Whit-, from Icha h' I h w yea has ruled tolerably steady, upon the whole, at tl) 0 wiol, o duciug 4s 2d per Slbs.. and at which improvement a clearance Hull, brush manufacturers-Dec. 18, J. Naylor. jou.. Kingston- of the brig Aylestard. to M t eY, widow of Mr. WILLIAM bay__c he nn , _ ._from China- Wiedsor Castle. James. from Born the currencies noted previously. was effected without difficulty. upon-Hull, boat-bulkier-Dec 19, W. Halt and R. Rainbow, CATTON, surgeon, Great Cresby. litda from a. a ne n.es Harmerton, from Hayti-Emma, and Promise, At this day's market all descriptions of both . old and new During the week the imports of live stock at Gull have amounted Tredingten and Stratford upon. Avon, corn merchants-Dec. On the 3oth tilt. at St. Mary's Church. Birkenhead, RICH D. h the nin g h atn - utreal -.so ter Jo - tiny, Little ; John Horton, Cun e t met an exceedingly limited demand, the millers still per- t o 96 Beasts and 40 Sheep; in London 72 Oxen and Cows, exch. 2.), W. Waddell, Liverpool. merchant-Dec. 20, W. Brown HERDMAN, third son Of the late J. DAWSON. Esqe of Scot fol Onnebe e _. / s . S cotland, Thompson. and Florence, Drumage. fr m ~W • ir • a ' h • f bearance to purchase more than is absolutely isting in t eir or sive of 40 Sheep. To-day we had only five Beasts and 20 Sheep of Liverpool, millwright- Dec. 2., A. Leighton, Liverpool, neer: forth, to ELIZABETH, daughter of JOHN WEAVER, Esq., of Brit j s h A •.11* F - Napier, and Col onet, from St. Andrew's, N.B.- - - needful to serve their immediate purposes ; the importers of fering from Holland. The whole fouud buyers at a trifle more chant -D c. 9, S. Boult and T. Addison, Liverpool, stock. Whitehaven. lister mericau, Pritcherd, from St John, N.8.-Acleh, M'Al- • i ieiwever, refusing to accept lower ; erms, the prices of ranee - . • r t f l y l'he arrival of Beasts from Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, beekers-Dec. 2., R. Warren, Liverpool, di uggist-Dec. e 7, T. On the ist instant, at st. John the Baptist's Church by the fou n n ia tr° P st• Stephen's -Lady Rowley, Wright, from New- P t r i ire g hre l rimired generally unvaried r and althoug.h English mid ,Io l ' and Northamptonshire amounted to about 1,400 Short Horns. eediard, Cirencester, money scrivener-Dec. 19, T. and - R. Rev. Mr. Hassaa THOMAS JOH NSON GRIMsDITCH. of this from Be l l n-K ilbia -- , from New Orleans-Thomas Leech, 8 1ri c sh Whe .ts were offered freely at a decline of full Id per 701 b. From Norfolk, eiissex, Essex, and t . ambridgeshire, 000 Scots, &c.; Buttner:South Shields, rope manufacturers. town, to MARTHA, eatest deuiriver of Mr. JOHN DICKEN- Y th • "floS A paw a „ . yres-Victoria. from Galveston-Vittona, Azzor from Tuesday's rates. few sales could be effected at the ahate- from the Western and Midland Counties, 600 Devons. Herefords, ieis , lyo.t r ' o 7 M ina iliffe. Newton, from Alexandria-Search, Ham ment. Iri h Flour. having to coritend with increasing supplies Runts, Irish Beasts, &c ; from other parts of England, 500 of va- CERTI FICATES- SON, farmer. Sandiway. Delatnere Forest. Cheshire. tla°, Gibraltar of English, was very unsaleable. and both may be considered To be granted unless cause be shown to the contrary on the Yesterday, nt St. Jhn the Baptist's Church, Toxteth-sark, SAILT 3D . ' lions breeds, and from Scotland 200 Horned and nolled Scots. mr. ROBERT HOW :RD to CATHERINE. daughter of Mr. ,gra Inauritiu -Ilendley. Grierson. for the Cane of Goo d Ho p e and is Per sack cheaper 4 whilst States and Canadian, attracting The supply of Sheep was only moderate but quite equal to day of meeting. THOMAS FAZAKEItLy, Upper Mill-street, Toxtetkpark. it la Sa eann - t . teole, Clarke. for Charleston-Robert, Lock, for Mt e attention, hardly maintained late prices. meet the wants of the buyers. Prime old downs commauded a Dec. 19, H. C. York, Cheltenham-place, Westminsterroad• 10 Vrsula, a a -Margaret Ann, Cole. for Newfoundland-Bella Malt , rig Barley, of which several further cat goes have arrived steady inquiry, at an advance in the quotations of 2d. per Bibs., lodging house keeper-Dec. 19, W. Armfield, Northampton , nah.... n - "allege. for Bar elona-Lautel, Duckett, for Sayan- c esterase. but are not yet repert d, was difficult of sale at a the highest figure being 4s. 2d. ; but it) the value s f other qua- draper-1)( c 17. E. Edwards, City-road. diaper-Dec. 17, E. T• _ the D I ED. j ore .. Yvern. Norris. tor Lisbon-Belmont, Carter, and Ann reduction of is. per qr. ; grinding samples Mee) we e / ather de- lines no var Von was noticed. The Veal trade was extremely Cratifurd, Boulogrte-sur. Men aiscl Piceadill ~ wine merchabt- On the 2oth July, at Manilla, aged 23. Mr. ALBERT MUR elide er• Broadf trari ea _ .4 . ; ot, for N w Orleans-Mersey, Houston, for Ja- presi ed in value. In Malt, Beans, and Pease, we have no inactive. Tlinne was a steady business doing in the primest Dec, 17. J. rim. Clapham-common and St ike N wington, linen- DOCK, secone mate , f t• e barque Mischief. oa t fchah ne s "men Grundell, for Mobile-Compton Chapman, for change to mite. Pigs, 'out other qualities were a mere drug. draper-Dec. 19. W. Yuill, Conant', tailor-Dec. 9, T. and J. On the Bth August, at 01(1 Calabar, Mr. JOHN GARRETT, 1 th 4 Sin e se-Sabiva, Ford, for Bombay-Alexander. APseY. for Oat ~ being in moderate demand, fully sure orted our last - --- eese Bailey. King's-cliffe..Northamptonshire. toy dealers-Dec. ie. of the brig Mary. late of the Isle of Mau. te n 4.MTe—Anu Carr, Winn, for Sydney-and Carolina, Ugarte, quot et us. Old Oatmeal was in tolerable requeet at an im- ; io' dilate.. W. It. Read, VVinchester-street, King's-cross, builder-Dec. 19. proveme; to;3dto 6d per lb.; and new, though not equally MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 30. On the 2Str, August. at Port 1. ,, u15, Maur tius, aged 35, Mr. E. G Fl ght. Adam-street. Adelphi, publisher-Dec. 19. G ' JOHN WILSON, engineer, form rly of this town. r th e Amm o la lat 4• Pe ' - Dart, from Malaga, at this port. On the 21st inst. sakable, was the turn dearer., The busines of the past week h s been devoid of animation. but prices hay. o ; the whole been tolerably steady: the same Hossiter, Bridgewater. jeweller- ec. 19 F. H. West Shore- On the 3rd August on board the Bombay Packet, on the pas ditch, licensed victualler-Dec. 23, N. Wanostrocht. Blackheath sae from Old Calabar to this port, aged 34, Mr. RICHARD an ,„ _ 3 long. 8, saw an experimental squadron of eight brigs r, mark applies also to Liverpool a d Wakefield. hill. boarding housekeeper-Dec. Is, J. Johnson Liverpool, - --e . chaa !earner. Oh the 25th, off Waterford, spoke the Zealous, PRICES OF GRAIN. At our marke • to-day, the inquiry f r Wheat is very limited, PARKER, cooper. "'Mon for St M' Il' merchant-Dec. 19, J. Goudie. Liverpool, merchant-Dec 19 onboard the ship Helen Stewart, whilst off vi tt _ • . lc me s •-• and a reduction of id to 2d per bushel is submitted to upon ' On the 4'h ultimo, . J. Metcalf, Macclesfield, silk manufacturer. * h h Ch' mew •ra.vo age from ang ae, Ina, tuatnotdrioso. Azzorpardi, from Alexandria, a' this port. On 12th Wheat,* 7415 .... red a. d. 8. 4 s. o. s. d eetlything but old, aud choice dry samples of new. Flour is the Azores, oii his ho y thi s '' °lf the Coast of Spain, spoke the Ricardo. Edwards, of Engli h new 66O s u 1, old .... 6le® 7 2 tak n ona, in such retail qu utities as are required for present CERTIFICATES by aceitieetally faHing ast on to the I from the mizen tepgallant m . . v !.1). rinnpo,.rt, steering for Gibraltar. to repair damages to masts and Ditto, white 7- 7 o .o. .... 76- 7 g use, and though not perhaps quetably lower, there i . . s a chs- To be gganted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown poop, aged 15, ABRAM, third son of Mr. JOSEPH NEWTO, , na'nO i lie . 0n the 24th instant, off the Bristol Channel, spoke Irish, red to the contrary on or before Dec. 17. of - 6 9 do- ••-6 3 - a 8 position to meet buyers where this •an be done by submitting n of Bootle-marsh. !r ' r restore from Valparaiso for London Ditto, white O- 7 2 do, .... - F. C. Hopkins, Tottenham-court-read. commission agent -N On the 14th ultimo. at Rochdale. SAR AH, wife of JAMES a I Celt Mill * • . .•en at Istappa, and sailed for this port Bth August Rye, English, le qr._ Irislititab _ ____ stanc s rather • xceed former rates : the same may be said of Roske I, Liverpool, merchant-T. Kemp and R. Davies, Ashton- NUI P TALL, aged ;5 ; and, on the 25th ultimo, at Rochdale, i 01 Pe t. Harr' Mariatin IsOn, hence at Co stabtitioele - Barley, English 51 ES NUTTAL, husband of the above, and father of Mr. rota a, a, Basile, hence at Messina Scotch & Irislade6olb 43- 5 0 do. .... 39- 4 3 is small, but sufficient for the demand. commission agent-A. Treggear arid T. C. Davies, Cheapside. James Nuttall, of No. i 4, Nelson-stre t, aged 79. newena, Tregarthen •i d om ditto 31st ul int • ,nb.. 'ard instant, . sal efr to , Teaser. Malt, English, le qr —_ !gown.. 62 0 -(6 0 The high price of a eanslas brought forward increased sup- pianoforte s llers-T. L. Gordon, Exeter. cabinet-maker-W. On the Igth ult.. CH ARLES, youngest son of Mr. TF-103. Chandos. Hicand Exchange, 11 h instant-all for th s port, The Irish "id' - . .... fled Princess Roks'lstiled 2'th ultimo, for Catania and this port Oats, le 701 b. sale, but fine qualities maintain their value. The list of arrivals INOLVENT (PETITIONER.) On the 22tid ultimo. at Dunkirk, JOSHUA WIL' lAMSON, e)0 1 g h „ da Icemp Ya r:th axfiF d, sailed from Palermo lath ultimo, and E'lish & scoteh, new ___ _ ......-- old .... 34- 3 6 it will be observed exhibits a fair suppiy from all quarters. cayauye Brs'intik r unineo_hoth tor this port J. Musson, Melton Mowbray. Esq.. A M., T.C.D., aged 26 years. second son of the late J. Williamson. - Esq., of Lakeland', County Dublin. Irish. fine qualities 2 104- 3 o \ '4'9 , _ __ s y. __ ,e _ e e. Velma hence at Gibraltar On the 24th ut iino, Mr. CHARLES HARRISON, Hardy :el:l7on. visatnimi i.,liie.ince at Oporto good iorl middling - 2 91 .1 I LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Nov 29. street, in this town. Charlette Fred,. '• ence at Skarpoen FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. ire' rics, w arns n undried —- black ..1 00- 0 0 There has been a steady ••emand from the trade ahroughout On the arth ult.. MARY EI.IZABETH, infant daughter of Alice Brooks, Jackson, f 0 • ence at Fahrsuttd Id 3 o- 3 2 the week, but the market having been very freely supplied, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Mr. WILLIAM LEEVERS, jun., Woodside. Welsh —- o .... "Walresley. Logie, from SiernrraVla.iparaiso. at Swansea hld rs geuerally have eutimitted to a further decline uf ad per W. H. Darby and W. ii, Hewett, Liverpool. merchants-E. Same day, at No. 18, Upper Hill -street, Toxteth-park, JOHN, Beans, English, *qr - --- do .... 42 0 -44 0 o e Ann, Sakermen, from Denia, at e ctl e c; at Cove ' - - - b e A 'al and 20, S ura t h ave b een taken on specula- Gregson and W. Marsden. Over Darwen, Leneashire. sizers of RD MILLER, joiner. Scotch& Irish *iBOtb 49 0 -42 0 do. .... 40 o -42 o I . 1. o menc I . youngest son of Me RICHA don, and 5 , o American and silo surat for export ; and there cotton twist - R., J. and R. Cromlnon Manchester, bleachers_ On the 26th ultimo. aged 23 years, SARAH, eldest daughter • __________________________ Peas •* ' bl . -- .e, English, white 39 o -41 0 ue.... - Do. & Irish.... maple 36 o -38 • grey .. 35 0 -36 0 have boen forwarded into the country uesold during the mouth W. Caistor aud J Thompson, Manchester, corn de lers. of Mr. WILLIAM HARDY, Mason-street, Edge-hill. THURSDAY, Noveminta 2 • merican, 30 Bahia an d 30 w es t India. a the wife of S.-Wind S. Tares,* qr ARRIVED.-Mary, from Ichaboe-City of Wete Flour, yr •480tb W. France, Wigan, grocee. tver oo Customs and tile eldest CHARLES JONES, of the L' p , sth from Quebec-James Dunlop. Christie, t , , rford, Miller, English, fine 35 6 ,-37 0 super .. 37 0 -38 a ACCOUNT OF SALES AND (IMPORTS OF COTTON, E. Emerson, Manchester, manufacturer. aughter of Captain Roberte, of Rhyi. Astrea, Le Couter, for Naples-Crescent, wi hrioamns A f iexandria- Irish - 0 0 do. .... 00- 0 o From the 22nd to the t2th Nov., Inclusive. t• attic day. aged 9 days, ALFRED, infant son of Mr. HENRY BAN K.tUPTS. ich TATE, 28. Old Haymarket. , - Union ; Vigilant. and Eugene, for Ostend -and II r Charente Oatmeal, ea I. of 2401 h Prices paid rmro Itr s James Storey and John Gi. b Liverpool. ship chandlers, Dec. for Watson, for liarneueg. elen Munro, Irish, new. ..24 0 -24 6 old ...23 0 -23 6 , sa lags oP THE wee it . in the week. This Wk. thisyear 10, Jan. 8. at e even o'c cock. at the Liverpool District Court of d 6 e Same day. a r ged n 4 r ye , i p tr ta s in an joHN 08,D , months ELIZABETH ANN rtY SAILED.- uunassador, Knight, for Charleston -D - -- -- --- Bankruptcy ; solic tors, Messrs. Willis and 00. Tokenhouse- ldest dauga er C Mill '- streer, Toxteth ich Caldweh. tor Boston-Clitus. Riddon. for Buen orchester. ----- 20 Sca Island . 12 a I,i l yard, London, end Mr. Mason, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. -;•-, • n rk commander of the barque B Rennie. os Ayres-Caleb LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. th • 1 `f h• • th m* N' h 1 same day. at e resu ence •; cr nieces, e isses ic o - ? et Angus, Whittle, for Belize, Honduras. • ' - - - 16546 1 452 10 Mor an, Liverpool. / 1 3 K Thrt r Parliament-street, aged s 3 years, Mrs. HAN • 64 it) . Bowed Georgia - ba . 1 Cecil Sober Taylor Walker, Oxford-street, London, artificial son, 57 ' - er' e . StIADDER.* Cwt. S. d. 8. d NAH WILKINSON. . { Mobile - 4e- floriA. ' Same day. aged 46, Mr. WILLIAM CLAYTON, tanner, be, Elizabeth Mary Ann, Ball, sailed from Naples for this "nab Ins•ant port 1 Ith Montreal,Pot 24 60 -- Dutch, crop. ... 76 0 -80 0 5159 . Alabama and Tennes 3 - an 5452 ; 6 John North, Map's-row, Stepney-g•reen, London, victualler. 72401 Vauxhall-road, late of Sheffield. He was much and deservedly ref Cabo Pe I, new 24 0 - -- tta, Garrick, sailed from Belfast for Ichaboe 23rd instaut, ar ' Ombro 69 0 -74 0 9550 New Orleans - 61 Rich •rd Tucker, Dean-street, Westminster, farrier. be after b • U. States, Pot 21 o -22 o Gamene .... 57 0 -67 0 and will be dee 1 re rated by his relatives and I respected, p y g z mpg repaired Mull a- 0 0 160 e Pernambuco &Paral.• 41 -64 i Lucy Williams, 0 :ford, woollen-draper. of ante Packet Brennan hence foe Smyrna, at Kingstow Pearl none. { Aricatiand Ccar .. ; ---i 1 c. - 1 52 953 Jose , h Darwar, Chanotte-etreet, Bloomsbury, piano -forte- friends. , , 6 French, 5.1.% .. ao u -65 0 If IA elcome ID ' ' . II b • Libertas N • n . Heae, Quercit 76 - q , , _ , 530 , Bahia and Maecio !... ; 5 - 51 ! .... Same day, in Dorset-square, London, aged 37, Mrs. aIEYER, ! Odessa . enniston, from claoe „ , , oche; from Oak,* ton 45 10 -6 10 5.1.. F... 67 0-, 1 0 24354 manufacturer. relict of the late tor. Meyer. 0- L . and Bearer, Biown, from St. John, N.B -all at Cove German.- 40- 5 0 E.5.F... 73 0 -80 0 470 . . J Marauham .. I i 42 - 5a e . Roliert Marshall, Pleasant-row, High-street, Deptford, Kent ira n ur ev ant Ulna, from Ichabee, and Volusia, Bertlett, from lion- 0 aiIdSTONE, * ton E.5.F.F.81 0 ES 0 . 1 Sawginned - 4a . I •• .. I_ i 1 / 34105 stone mason. ' Same day, aged 59, Miss ALICE PAISLEY, Church-street, ' as --both I ff C Minas lliarn Henderson, Sunderla d, mercer. Everton. ove Sicily, &c... 5 76- 515 Spanish .... 78 0 -85 0 ••• • • , True Vine - - - - i I•"•} • • • • N N'' N - li i lliam Olive e Darlington, Durham. printer. Same day, at her father's residence, Nile-street, after a long rn Chrnt . hence for Meme', at Longhope ; Tuscany.... - -- MOLASSES,* cwt. I riod of delicate health,. aged 25. MARIA, second daughter of g , nh i n f lana. from Valpat also, at Swansea "lin 'trot ' . CASSIA LIGNEA,S. d. S. d St. Lucia, Rte... 21 6 -22 0 - - . .... •• • • Edward Putter Worth, Henley in Arden, Warwickshire, vic- Pe Mr. JOHN SMITH, of the Liverpool Mercury. la A ~ ,,5 .. ,e 1 1. o Quebeceat Beatrmaris ' * mt. in bd 62 0-68 0 Demerara, &c.. 21 6 -23 0 1210 Egyptian - 7i I 372 5722 g tualler. Keine day, MARY. infant daughter of Mr. JAMES CHAL aba, tinned irons 30 to 350 tons. dismasted, waterlogged and Ciove-e-sEse,* cwt. Bar & Antigua. 24 6-A 6 .. - - - - i • • • - William . Rees and Geor 022 ge Edwards, Wells, Somersetshire, ' MERS, Upper Frederick.strect, St James'. Ir. nursery and eeederna • . Peruvian - - - CI I Passed sth inwith " - ---se, Sunderland," on her stern, was American, red4o 0-43 0 Motteriter, cwt.. 45 0-5) 0 i ke William Cross, Chester, tem. merchant. eleven - ears in the service of the Liverpool Dock 7 ruetees. • The o ft , stant, in lat. 49, long. 35 Dutch 50 o-53 0 Oil, ()nye, * 252 ean n 1 - i I I Matthew Ibbi , tson and John Ibbotson, Ecclesfield, Yorkshire 3 I'l Ulti mo. in b oe at E7. Bird. hence for Buenos Ayres, Was spoken 7th French & Germ.so -58 0 Gallipoli ... a n 41 1 , -42 0 430 Laguayra - : ' same day, at 7, St. Jude's-tenace. , eeply regretted, aged 51, sth instant '' N * l "g• 31 W • Bytown. hence for Miramicht, COCOA,* CWt. Trieste 42 o- -- 130 Common West lndia.. 5 -54). _ „ . ). 13238 paper manufacturers. Mr. RICHA RD HODGKINS, late of Birmingham. k- ' instant be , 'ln la'. 47, lo" '" - 1 h f Tr' ti Trinidad.... • ann g up for u g. .tt ; vo, mice or 'este, 27 I 40 0- 45 0 arca, 40 lt -40 10 - - - - i 1 DIVIDENDS. Same dry, suddenly, aged 37, Mr. ANDREW FRANCIS caurnarn Grenada .. Ma1aga........ 40 a -al 0 ••• • • • Smyrna - - Dec. 20 W. Law, Readin , dra cr -Dec. 20 J. Murra • E-E -, g P . ), - DONOVAN", of thrum Cheshire. tn 1300- 33 0 -- - A J J vemool, minty: ight rr -------____ Brazil Portugal &c 38 0 39 0 • • • Manilla 10 FRIDAY n Artfutogia..... n . -- , a OnEMDER 29 -Wind S. COFFEE, * cwt. in bond. Jame. thane 1 Leeart ....... 37 5 -;,9 0 , 3700 Surat - Palm,. t0n.... 25 0 I To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the Same day, age 29 years, Mr. JOSEPH CHAMBERS. so 0- 60 o 50 day of meeting. ;IC from R o t ten:la wmet. S anderson, from; Lisbon-Alert, Lloyd, ordinary .... I Fish,y. 252 galls. Same day. in her Brth year, HESTER. widow of the late re SA I Leen_p e T • good& fine o. 63 0- 75 0 1 , W , .. - .33 10 -34 0 . ' -- Dec. 2n, J. Sanders, Reach. Cambridgeshire car ent D • CHARLES BLOMFIELD, Esq of Bury St. Edmunds and er- ec. if Gledden, for P •severauce, Bennett, for Savannah-Ondiaka. lined middling .... 80 0- 90 0 coloured-so u -32 0 . 29160 bales . 19854 1443382 ... 0. 2 J. Smith, Southampton-street, Strand. London ' . newspaper mother uf tha 1 ord Bath. of linden. 'fhe Bisho was . ex ip P for eetigu ag . -elph a-Luke, for Genna-Scienoe, Dob on, good mid. .. gs 0-112 0 Cod .... 2g 10 -32 0 — - peered in his native town to officiate at the re-opeoing of St gi n - , ...._ rean Aristocrat. Thompson. for Buenos Ayres-Geor- fine mid. &c. 116 0-140 0 LINSEED, 44. eu• 24 0-25 0 - don, tailor-Dec. .40, W Colli r, Ceti badge, grocer-Dec. 29, Mary's Church. Straege end melancholy to say, his arrive. TIDE TABLE. . )4 : lca - Liz . , for Ancona- Majude, Vose, for Trieste-Leonora, Dutch, triage Rape eale do 37 0 -38 0 D. arid H Davies Asylum-road. Old Kent.road. London, road. took pla eat the moment of his parent's dissolution, %Indio le Orr eu , , For Der Meara-Ocean, De Ruy er, for Hay ti-Tempear, 3rdinary .. 1300- 50 0 rut , e n n ,• e 2 0 -29 6 - notwithstanding her age, was quite unexpected. re w own % 4.°r Legborn-A odes., Smith. for Pernambuco-Carena, good &fine o. 50 0- 60 0 P . 4' c. . 9 Rime, le ewe DAYS. MAN. EVN. !HEIGHT HOLYDAYS, ETC. De .. 2//, A: Pellissier, Dentinck-terrace, Regent's P rk, London. On the 27th ult., aged 4 months, ANN. daughter of Mr. s ' tor B arbadoes-and Salem, Hick, f..r Alexaedria. 1- middling .... 65 0- 70 0 Carolina, Gres, - 22 0- 26 0 - —a- lodging-house-keeper- eec. 20, M. Sweetland, John-street, JAMES HARRISON, book-keeper, Mansfie d.strect. is M • diso n e -- good mid. - i.. t ond lti 0 ---18 0 Tuesday 34 7 43512 8 Saturn sets jh 36in ev Fitzroy-square. tendon, bakeo-Dec. 24,C Pensam,Chel enham, Same day, in London, aged 88, LEWIS I'AI.ESKE. Esq. ran ed an , .or New Orleans in proceeding to sea this morning, 75 0- 80 0 :0 fine mid &c Bengal. s rd. dolt) 0 -10 9 w - 510 545 12 8 upiter rises lh 6m e;r. ednes. 4 dress-maker - Dec. 22, W. Martin, Woodchester. Gloucester- Same day, in London, aged pa, Mrs. ANN PHILLIPS. laas Put h nre on the North 13:ank, but came off on the flood, and Mocha ~ *5OO- 70 0 mid to fine •• 11 ° -i 2 ° Thurs... 5 622 657 13 3 Jup ter sets t h 28m m. shire. clotnier-Dec. 20, S. Chapman, Liverpool, sail-maker- Same day, at Clerkenwell, aged 86, ANN, wife of WILLIAM ta Th eng ack. strained and leaky, and must discharge Ceylon - 85 0 African none. F r id a y_ 67 33 8513 10 Nicolas. Dec. 21, J. Bibhy, Liverpool, coach-proprietor-Dec. 24, J. J. BLAXLAND Esq. 9 . C ar n n a n e s & Joseph, fr m Newcastle, has put back leaky Java - 45 o BUM,* guthoz, iii bond. Saturday 78 33 9215 2 Bez, Chester, tailor-Dec. 30, J. Peoples, Live po 1, woellen- San e day, in her 2.oth year, FRANCES WILSO en eldest id c andi ", , Marsh, hence at lchaboe Havana Jamaica, Sunday. 8 957 954 16 g ;2nd Sumday in Advent draper. daughter of the late JAME . TATE. aord.street. a Iti zg i u l • hence at Havana good & fine 35 0- 45 0 12 ro 16 o. p... - 2 10 - 3 2 Same day, at Mem. Kent, in her Sand year, KATHERINE Monday. 9 10 19 10 44 18 3 ISun eclipsed, invisible Arne se n, Hogg, hence at : harleston GO St. Domingo 26 0- 28 0 stronger 3 0- 3 4 _ - - t HYDE, fourth daughter of tne late Rev. F. WOLI.ASTON. gt„,,Y , i Pike, hen eat Philadelphia - 5 ti rc k c W2? 1 8. Cobb. and New Yor , Cropper, hence at New York Brazil 3O 0- 32 0 choice marks.. 4 6 35 0- 8a o SAPFLoWER, * cwt. . PACKET LIT. . -.1 EETINGS or CREDITORS FOR LI VERPOOI . sath ear of her aee and second of Same day, in the y I, her reli t. at : t "" I rgh. Lawson • Pea I itowles d R II 11 h as • John N B , r ,an , se, a , euce Laguira Ovswoons, en son ea. s. .e.s. Bengal, GENERAL POST-oFFICE, November 29. DECEMBER. HOUR gious profession, Sister MARTHA, (PA RKER,) of the Order of Discelsed Carmelites of the Primitive Observance, St. 11 -(Aiz at ,,,,: ~,, • Logwood, Jam. 5 5- 5 10 good & Hite, 6 0 - 7 5 Joseph's Convent, Ranelagh, Dublin, formerly of this town. I' toe " see n , Looses. henc.- at Yarm nth Hon. & Dom. 5 15- 6 o ord. & mid 4io- 5 15 to 4 'Z's i'.l ::. - me......7)wxt - tA ' 4, Thomas Benbow, special) .. On the 2eth unimo at Lartington -hall, HENRY MAIRE it 5t,,,,, •i 7 , Agent. M'A-uley ; Sirion, Cann, and Purseit, Campeac •12 6 Bomba hy 7 10- ; y 110.- 2 16 •-•...,`• re s• Et -1 ~...,- ga— t! ....,,..7, .--E g p 8 ....7, ,„ 5,- 0 9, John Haddock, (audit) THORNTON WITHA ' 4. E=q., aged 66. High sheriff of the A N o ' , rnee. at Miramichi 15- 510 SALTFETOK,I4. cwt., il. s. d et t o - 'SS ',I en• - ,a- ee e .'d n, '''' g . ci xp.cc ,„ ~,,.. -, t .,. o. or a _ , a Fustic, Span... 4 . , =.,, c , - t- , c).., p, m - e... -`, = •-t .., 9 ' c, s, F... -, .. 0 y Lido arwicker, hence at Alexandria 6 5- 610 East India .... ;2 0 -28 0 a _te e ; ee x. x a e a 3.») ra 4 - 4: C, ~, .-. Eft = = Same da . , aged 2 3, rs and 10 months, MARY HELEN, i- fro ' S n'ith • Bos h : • Tampico Americat.l3 0 -13 6 , "• 4 ?: , • ^ c=" - .=5*1../ a mS'lr sp. P P STATE OF TRADE. rel Alexand .* I. .orus, Liddell, and WI liam Allen, sailed Puerto Cabello 0 0- 0 u South . . . (n a , O n: ,(0 ) e g . ra . . 0 n .. ieo 0 n ..,,,, n . d 0: -. 9 , daughter of Mr. W. slaiCK seel. street. 3. Inane: _ o r r ia for this pin :id instant 90-9 10 SHELL LAC, 2). GO I. In httldd. ri; .;,, 0 , , =" =ao a 0 t: , 7 e:1 S Cuba e- Yra m timore, and Eliza Sanders, Sanders, hence at er i.ICARAGUA WOOD. fr v a e r i r . 4B 0 -62 0 •Vo F.',.-i oo =•. - ..111-, 010 c.) c , trl S. Rl' :4, MANCHESTER.-For fine numbers in yarns and 27-inch print- On the 29th ultimo .- ged 22 m 4iths JANE EMILY, only g eld block 32 0 -45 0 2 r = gel B g r 77 1: a .6- E. g 6 " 0 i-3 t = ' , ters a decline may be noted in the price, although net to any V esDer B .1 Rio de la Hache d ughter of WM. Pe hr. Ena. of Aslifield-cettage, Aigburth. ' 3 m s n'm .ri&reg' e d'''.,''B. :“,' 0 7,, m • ' "m3'. hence at Matta 10 0- 11 0 SHINS, Z •-, ereat extent ; but sellers . are certainly inclined _to sell for . less ante, F eud. solid - •gmo -zo er- Seine day, aged 20, JOHN, eldest son of Mr. JAMES iei a-I here they cannot obtain last week's rates. :6 and 40- r Stant for this vas, from Alexandria at ditto, and sailed llth in- 12 0- 13 0 Neutria, ae doz C, 0 -12 0 n • e. gl. A ,c 2. ri . ii, ro . t 0 ., 0 L.. ~.. inC-i e R.IC AA R Di; 'N. Victuria-pla - e, Woodside. Pert clean Unce taa small .. BO-8 10 Chinchilii, do. 10 0 -25 0 es re a ei• in er; --- .4 2a' n f',- ei . P. -inters maintain their price: Muted, ome manufacturers ar On the 3th intim°, at King lend. Shrewsbury, aged 68, or, , ,n. hence off Riga 9 asking and have obtained higher prices for 4 eine!' shirting's. ssa, amith, fr Lima solid - 14 0 Seal, each = 23- 2 . 6 e id . ) t vis , : t ..4 -, 2 i i -, *E _ * a' et MARY, rel ct of OVE it Uty WHITLEY BADGER, E - 13 to r• o a a The countr , trade stal continues very flat, and, we f ar, will e •,, Pa r enn W arrenpoint at the Clyde, for Bombay. Barev ' ood, Ango.s 0- 5 S Sit trelAC, 18 CWt. Ig. e. t Pi' 2.471tP.' e 6 and sister to Dr..leff toy-, ift as town. 3.- Emperor. Ki‘a Gaboon .... 45-4 10 Sicily g6- 10 0 n e e n e a ..........._-_,...A.....—....„: ,-....,,........„-_, remain so until a ter thristinas. The pri ters are also doing On the Ist instant : t a l eatoe-ball, near . iverpool, RICHARD Mary, D • ne- for m an n l little business, unless it be at a sacrifice. The twist mar st rigdale • for Cuba . t a, off Plymouth Camwood .... to 0- 22 0 Palermo q., nker. n Industr n 1 II Za l En • unalt• red. except in a few nos., where a slight decline s - re es Se• kets is its Ivo m• Ynalla EcliPse h d Swansea Red San. Wood 6 15- 7 5 Trieste e 0- S 6 t, ..; *-1. or o Am 4 *I t's 0'• I ' Same day, aged 34 years, Mr. JAMES GARDNER, spirit- P IS to be noted. 27-itich 6 e , 4s 9d t 5, , 6s, 5s lad to 5s 41t1 ' .), • mach, her * Jane and Sar _ tee at Beaurns cnce at Kingston. for Ostend FLAX,* ton. Verona 5 6- 6 6 ''" e n. 70- 8 . .• In r; .. . . !.,, 7.)- T. a 72 s, 5s 9d to 6s ed.-Manchester Advertiser deicer, Great Horner street. of Wit les, for Trieste h l ase e ,..., ab. Willis, hence at Beaumaris, for Benzance, a' Jloboorn Riga P.T.R. .. 35 0- 36 0 Tyrolese P'bur . 1 d 3 9- 33 0 SUGAR, * cwt. g, 9 lea - n ei o ~,, c 9,, • 0 a . .• 0 , A la, . as 57, 0 ~, oni Z O . s :g . plq " 3 ,_.-- a• LEEDS.-The transactions in the woollen business of this -- ge s• ip a Archangel .... 36 0- 42 0 B.P. Muscovado 0 o a E.< ... e l, 2 "-; V l ' r-1 0 c a c c i district have been as quite as brisk during the past week as Could tinder • . Pparentl • • ••C :,--C a . LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. 0- sh; 1 !-Iry.m ast ,, _ Y British. was seen 26th of October, Dutch & Flem. 45 0- 80 0 moist brown 64 0 -55 6 e 4... sr 'e .1 ~.,.. -. , o ~.,...4 cl '; i; „i•fl, be expt cedet t is seasoe of the year Both the markets have e , P, with l o s_ er Abaco st ' f • Nassau Ala ge • 1 Octobe r 48 Or Masts, was dry brown . . eering 01 . • . GALLS, 17. CEE • • 6 - " 4 •o' • o Sf; 4 2" - t" , been well attended. and the purchaees considerable. especially a n- Direct. I direct Direct. Indirect seen.o/1 shore near Cut Key, 2bth Turkey, blue .. 56 0- .57 0 good & newt 58 -01 0 4 K , g :. - ,.g .< r• Th e c , i o 0 a • o of beavers and other heavy cloths suitable to the winter home ' l e leaky . t edoni a •r. . mixed 45 0- 48 1 fine &v. tine o's 0 -68 0 .t. o es < t•-• = .. < ~ 1; 4' 'i e 2: trade. Most of the merchants are busy, both for home con- Australia .. July 31. Lima 0 d snn _ _ •• rtolanson. for Liverpoo . w i • h ch put back um East India .... 53 0- 54 0 Maurit' , a '.; '4 re q 'ci sumption and for export. Bahia .... .. Oct. 11 Maranham if, at Queb ec '" ar Elng to o into dock to repair, and will winter• GINGER, 99. cwt. dabs arid mo 42 0 -47 0 5: „, 0 __Th, c arito 0 HUDDERSFIEI D MARKET.-There is a fair business doing Barbadoes .. Oct. 24 Mauritius does .... 45 0- 50 0 brown & yel. 50 0 -56 0 - ( .. 1 s 1 Mobile at . l lth oct • n • f roth Quebec to Liver • "'Matti pool. was driven on shore Barba Jamaica 6O 0-200 0 fine yellow .. 59 0 -64 0 A : . Gn .o a VD C 4 rJ 0 ir) ^I 0 X .?; here in tweeds and •.th. r fancy cloths suitable to the s asore as Bombay .. .. _. ~ well as in plain cloths, and the Stocks in the cloth halls con- B. Ayres . .. sept. 22. Monte Video. .. Sept. 24. II cousgan Shoals; three men drowned. E. India, in bd. 15 0- 20 0 East India, Bertg•al nti" a '4 ri '''' < 2 2 . tinue low. The transactions. however. generally leave but Calcutta .. 18 N. Orleans .. .. Nov. 6. ti SATI7R -__________. ---- Gum,* cad. Khaur 42 0 -49 0 o a . 01 o ; t- o ei e •• small profits. and hence the necessity for doing a larger " stroke G. G. Hope .. .. 17. New Yolk . .. .. 15 le Atta r ,,,, i DAY; NovssitEn 30.- , ' ind S.S.E. moderate. . Arabic, Turkey 00- 0 0 brown & yel. 51 a -55 0 •-• le Po :4 -4 . - fa • s s n which in its o eratiou tends to keep down profits. ... of Lusine , Charlestou .. sloe: 11. Pernambuco . .. Oct. 18. a iii a ome e ,,,d_n - Roy 1 Albert, from Quebec. East India. 0 0- 0 0 good and fint6s 0 --7 , 0 a g•ri The yarn trade is brisk, and wools mantain their value. China ... - • July 31. Rio Janeiro.. .. Oct. 12. r 0 olrea ves William Parker, Stratton, for Bombay-Ph ' Barbary - 0 0 extra fine.... 68 0 -71 0 ri •o le 1 o HECKMONDWIKE BLANKET MARKET -We h rve had two Demerara .. Oct. lo Savannah .. .. No.'. 3. r ode, e ' for Antigua- Leo. Wedgwood, for Trinidad-ceGnelrxt.: Senegal - 0 0 Manilla, in bd. 15 0 -19 6 SI .S. n , Havana .. .. ov. 2. St. Helena .. .. Oct. IL. le Q row, ' a- brisk markets this week and prices are a little firmer ; some f a e- Jamaica . .. Oct. 22. Valparaiso . .. Aug. 15. tre • n. ~,,,, : and John Belton, Samson, for New Orleans-Iron Hume, ,/,' ton J! 8. 8. . Havana, • do. e orders have been put out for shipping. -• 1- - --IN •-• oneu fee Ri 10- 28 10 brown P'burg, clean.. 27 _ . IS 0 -19 0 . • • • Laguira .. .. .. 18 Vera Cruz .. .. Oct. 22. e ~. tig . Fish • oJaneno-St. M At, Cave. for Sevannah . ' le vera Crnz •' Edwards, for Rio Grande-Susan, Jordan. for . outshot 26 0- 26 10 ye.low . 2O 0 -22 6 • c: RoctinA i s FLANNEL MAIIIChT, Nov. 25.-The flannel mar- _ _______ 1. dEolu s . Chi7:4 l owers of. Ugie, Fawc.tt, for Mauritius -and Riga, Rhine .. 28 0- 28 Hi white 0rd....24 0 -26 0 a Z . z z 9 z ' z Z o o v. . a lot has been I.eavy and the prices ruinously low. When trade ' - 'ia istenson, for Aalsund. outshot 27 0- 27 10 good & flne.. 28 0 -31 0 Fi §) • e < G 4 :' e is good, this month is generally the busiest. and the demand RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. , ' Ward c . -- Archangel .... 0 0- 0 0 Brazil, in bond. - ._. c.i .7: ... continues up to Christmas. Wool has been r ther better to buy el on sh hiPrna Manilla .. 23 0- 25 o brown is o -.lre 0 ' 75 .-, ci, i. ' ' to day, •ut the inquiry fur it cont rues very limited. to or e , n, fro-o St. John, NB. at this port, after bein (Ffom the Railway Magazine of Saturday.) °- Ja mai _n , l'!iylor's Bank, but apparently without injury. g Bombay l4 0- 20 ll 0 ye ow 0 0 - 0 0 te = a: Z a ni 7. .0 ' 'BRADFORD MARKET -The dullness which prevailed in our he Tiber.7tt.. Williams, hence at Ichaboe lath Sept. Jute - 14 0 white ord. .. :g 0 -21 0 , a ve ..- e a ce F;' commercia relations here a few weeks ago seems to have • The following calculation of the last weekly returns of 48 al W. S. ai rttn ' at ditto, Bth HIDES, Ox and Cow,* lb good and fine 22 0 -24 0 g iz - 4 .. . disa , eared. On Thursda . there was a lar atte - almost i P y ge Ltd railways, 3,775 miles in length, given in our present number, et kidustrianmusilton, from London. ditto ath B. Ayres and Monte Video. TALLOW, * cwt. 0 . '4 Z ance of merchants, who bought more freely than of late. chiefly - will. we believe. be of interest : -Number of passengers on S 4 inferior & mid. 0 53-- 0 63 P'burgh, Y.C. - 41 6 -42 0 a. rn EL E. E. ~, railways, 358,266. The receipts for passengers on 48 r k at recetit rates ; end it is exeected that the improved demand ailways, , Of xrei.o, nd,.eitackson, hence for Leghorn, at Cove good & prime 0 63- 0 73 Odessa 40 6 -41 0 es: es a. a will coutiuue till atter .Claristmas. There was a fair demsnd 466,696 ; ditto for go d o s on 46 railways. 43 eos4 • ; total, O. _ i ary A," 1 :".._ tern. hence at Arichat Do. salted .... 0 44- 054 Archangel 39 0 -39 6 ~ ee - 0 c ee . k 96,739. This is an average of 4541 per mile per week. a for yarns, but the spinners corn lain:of being unable to obtain .0: ore; Intnnunneombe, from Buenos Ayres at Cove 1 a ' a 5' "'at/IWe le haboe. ditt ' N. Amer. salted 0 34- 0 n Buenos Ayres.. e 5 0 -40 0 .- adequate prices. The wool market was active, especially for Passen- Cor wk ::: r. 4 Trio. H o r ' o Bi ratison f ° . Brazil - 0 6-. S. TAR, * brl. :!..' combing sorts, and though no actual augmentation of price can NAME. Money. • '- is Per. f . rom Galatz, ditto dry salted 0 44- 0 5 Stockholm .... la 6 -13 0 gets. 0 . be quoted, it may be said that the market is rather looking up. ---- . lastyear f: f... if rom Buenos Ayres, at Plymouth 0 a Rio, dry ---___________ CI HALIFAX MARKET -There was an improved demand on - .t . 229 4'186 33 tit Valparaiso, dry 0 5 0 6 Carolina lO 9 -11 4 r e i C 4 r, t:1 t: t:1 ? Birmin ham n Saturday for la tings and other heavy stuff goods, at late rates ; , . g a d Derby .... - *__ 13 Ar: S UNDAY Odessa, &c. dry 0b- 0 - 6 Virginia - id ate , e aa.-ni ed . .. . BECEMICER 1.-Wind E. a corresponding improvement in the yam 2116 1537 23 uu B orithe " 18. 'IaWSO W. India, dry.. 0 5- 0 6 TARTAR, /4. cwt. i to v V V V .., es Nulls stud broke wools sold readily, prices being very firm, not Brandling Junction - - 505 2 ig ori e .,, rner. p - a'tner n, for Calcutta-England, Bartlett, salted.. 04- 0 5 Cream of Tartar6l u -61 0 -.- Bristol and Glonce• ter - - rit . mar_ a. Georgiana a n ans-an • m Gr• te • _ ~for New York-Swan, Taylor, for New - • ast India .... 07 - I 0 brown and ye 1.48 0 -34 0 PR,EMIUMS OF INSURANCE- AT LLOYD'S. to say higher. Chester and Birkenhead .. • . 3 6 7 1 41 385 219 1 i . 0 Ernelic, g a e. ditto-Gipsey. Mitchell, for 4 BARNSLEY LINEN TRADE.-The trade of this town is un. 10 ealrdso is, ps, ILA. ry. el 0 7- 0 83 TEA,* tb. in bond. Dbr n in arid Drogheda - - Ilia fro n. for Rio Janeiro. commonly brisk, part;cularly in the branch of fancy drills, so . ee ..., • ul Uleah or -------- Horse, d. each 8 0 -14 0 Bohea, Canton 04- 0 6 Outward. Home. Dublrn and Kingstown ' lca lai. Savi g for Livernmo HORSE HAIR,* lb. Fokein - LONDON & LIVERPOOL, Dundee tted Arbroath 4333 268 258 4 ra Novemb er n . sailed fron t naasn, at Deal . 07- 0 73 Congou, corn. 011- 1 1 HOSIERY AND LACK Taenee-The state of erery branch of Durham and Sunderland to •••• •••• •••• •••• I. Mal tba A t • P etersburg, for Liverpool 14th Short mixed - 0 93 mid. to fine. 16- 2 6 Jamaica t. wilhei_ ,__llZuste Christian P a iv. and long tails l- 1 d Twankay, Com- 1 II - 1 2 Leeward Isl. Dem• & Deltic 20 0-0020 0 - 30 0 t h e ~a rp mu m, manu f a cture, which sti 1 continues in a tole- Eastern Counties 151)9 3548 2951 3, Rapid , Ja Fan ny, hence. Chariotte Frederick, Frederick 16— 2 0 combed - 1 10 Honduras 5O 0-60050 0 - 60 0 rable condition. The wrought cotton hose trade, which is still Glasgow and Ayr 13257 1453 1201 43 r, Caroline sir, and Frederick at Swinnemtinde INDIGO,I9 , lb. in bond. Pekoe, Orange 14- 2 8 Havana 35 0-50033 0 - 44 0 the principal manufacture in the count es of Nottingha 11701 707 740 m and Glasgow and Paisley Tweed. D. ern. hence at K' Wilhelm 111, heuce at Danzic ad Campoi, 25 0- 30 0 1 7 6 - 2 0 0 Derby. is. if anything, in the most healthy ttate of all the ho- Grand Junction New York, Boston - 7054 093 le a Arg o, t ix( m. aod Wallace 'el Bengal. . 0 20 - s not with tending the competition of the dro . 1640 pur. & violet 00- 8 coin. to good none Charleston, Savannah - 0 0 0 0 0 siery branche , . Is Great North cf Englan 1341 57 s d Enter_rfath, hence at F.L, - -• -----, hence at Mirachie .8 Mhl e .,, P Se . Freeman, ee. rnburg blue & violet 0 0- 0 0 Hyson Skin.... 1 0- i 1 • • New Orleans - 3 , a (•ffs and the cut-up hosiery. The drawer branch is not by any Great WesO ru 274781 131 0 11207 7 ie Ann sli'et, Wilson.. en nce at I.iverpool, N.S. blue - 0 0 mid. to fine 1 4-1 10 Canada O- 00 00- flo means improved, a •nd a general sort of stagnation has taken Liverpool and Manchester .. - 4314 3437 10 violet, & fine 50- 5 6 Souchong,com. 12- 1 4 lace to sonic exteet. ehe silk hose trade is in the most cle• London and Birmingham.- - 13740 13372 144 0 oodel. n0., t1 ce at Pilaw British vortn America ls 10 .5 ct. f,... I ,l' ' erts, from Cad' ord. & mid. 43- 5 0 good to fine 16- 2 9 Newfoundland OO-00 0 0 - 0 0 plerable state, and great fears are eutertained that it will become London aud Blackwell kne Lap, „, ~ iz, at Teneriffe, and sailed . Pekoe, flowery 20- 3 0 25 0-30 0 2 5 0-30 0 extinct. The bobbin net trade, in alms': all its numerous de- London and Brighton S. er tieod Hope violet iv cop. a 3 3 _ . 4 a Brazils 48S. tit mixed .. I " Hysou, com... 18- 2 2 River Plate - (W., partments. is in a most depressed state ;as a matter of course, London and Croydon 1 2173 1043 Igs 33 Ir cop. g. & fine. 36- 4 0 fine 26- 4 0 East Indies - 40 0 rumour makes it worse than it really is The cotton tatting and London and Greenwich 4:44i 854 641 29s ord. & mid. 2 6- 3 6 Young Hyson 1 0- 3 0 china 5O 0-600 60 0 - 70 0 Jacquard war , lace Inane is ni a very fair state The lap and Southwestern - 4731 4558 ii )- ______ [MONTHLY REPORT.] con. quality 23- 4 3 Imperial - 3 3 Batavia 35 0-400 35 0 -. 40 0 press has latterly very much rallied, and is again in demand. Manchester, Bolton, and Bury - 820 725 43 0. coltub.. -EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY. Oude l- 4 0 Gunpowder, New South Wales - l'he silk blond is in a very deplorable cundition.-.lVottingharn Manchester and Birmingham. - 2925 2304 5 re 'ess Do 145.RFORD . -STREET, MOUNT-P Madras 2- 4 6 good and fine 2 0- 5 0 Cape of Good Hope - -- Journal. Mauchester and Leeds and Sur. LE &SANT. aeons ..... -- Guatiniala,* lb. , Toieecco, * lb. in bond. Africa 3O 0 105 0 ------- - _ Hull and nelby - 6r03 5472 5a . J. River, Leaf.. 0 2 - 0 24 i A55.5r....... Dr. Edwards and Mr. Neill. Floras - 4 9 1 ti i bral tar . - 17 6 17 6- 20 0 Midland Counties NORTH ERN HOSPITAL, Nov. 30. -- . 8459 7429 78s IL Treasurer .. 1 ant Surgeon, J. B. Barrow. Sobres 3- 4 0 Stemmed 00- 0 0 I iina, Valparaiso, &c. - 50 o Newcastle and Darlington .. - 1002 - - Li ...... Henry Crossfield, Esq. Cortes - 3 0 Kentucky .... 0 13- 0 4 Malta, Sicily, &c. - 1743 :578 1 l ii:: ft i l'av er ,i. EYE E D PARTMENT. Carracas, Flo. 39-. a 6 I Maryland .... 0.0 - 0 0 Smyrna and Constantinople. 30 0-0040 0 - 0 0 ADMITTED. oisCHARGED. Newcastle aad North Shields 15681 362 309 _ 4 2 1 ! - eaten 1 -- 's admitted ta Sobres 3O-4 0 , TURMERIC, qi. cwt. in bond. el al age . 17 6-20017 6 - as o Accidents lB 1 Clued - _* in tire .nsonth of Nov. .......... 235 12 0 -16 0 Prescribed for Cortes 1 6 2 9 1 Bengal Madeira • • 7762 1453 829 44 a , asaistance du , and who have received Surgical LAc Das,* lb. 1 TURPENTINE, 14 CIII. Western Isles, Cape de Verds -- --- --, - Upon recommendation ... 12 ' Attending as Out Pattetos. le Par s and Orleans .......... - 44. 8 4314 3 0 ring the mouth of Nov. ....... D T nd •• 1 6 26 I AMetiCall .... 56- 8 2 Lisbon .... ,1 87 . .. a prime - 20 0-260 1 7 0 - 20 0 Irregular . 1 Total sin ---- mid. to good 05-1 ti I VALoNta,T• foa-e 8 .e" s Cadiz 2O 0 -.-- 1 7 6-20 0 Total... . - 0 ce the coramencement .... 40,989 ord. & infer. 0 la- a 4 , Smyrna, Pickedls 0 -21 0 France - 25 0 Reinainingin the Hospital. . 71. Sheffield and Manchester .... 2.• g 4 Me 449 - d retae a , -- EAR DEPARTMENT. MAntiga ROOTS i. Mt. 1 Morea lO 0 -15 0 Holland 4O 0-50 0 30 0- 40 0 -- South Eastern ... ....... 11410 4i53 2665 2 , fi I .sa P r escribed for a Oarsi . nd who have recei ren S ' 1 sm3 rna - 0 5 , WAX. Bah 9 'a'* cwt. in bond. Hamburg. Bremen, &c. .... 50 0-600 40 0 50 o Consulting Surgeon, William dill, Esq. Taff Vale 1853 sg3 t2B 2 1 Trieoll & Syria none A frican ...... 7•- 7 10 Gottenburg, Stockholm .... 00- 0 0 -.......- _ House Visiters, Daniel Neilson and Jaques Myers, Esqrs. " • Ulster 96 al 693 54 5 5 1 Mange during the Month of Novw urgica . ' Total since I - * 191 French none East India .... 5a- 7 15 Petersburg, Riga, &a. - 0 u --- --- Treasurer, a. W. Bateson, Esq. Yarmouth and Norwich ..., 2220 187 -- - e . vamtat ....i0,0u4 Naval. . ao . ...... i kmerieala ... • 60 - 7 1 5 Oporto ......, OO-. 0 0 WM!' Rea ....... chaplain, BM Wre. Hughes ,.-- House-Surgeon, Mr. Parker Tern and North MiAland...., i 02474 2206 2007 10 a . - , , . . - TIDE TABLE. DAYS. MEN. EVN. !HEIGHT HOLYDAYS, ETC. Tuesday 3 4 7 4 3i 12 8 Saturn sets 7h 36nv Wednes. 4 5 10 5 45 12 8 upiter rises lh 6m ev. Thurs... 5 6 22 6 57 13 3 Jup ter sets t h 28m m. Friday.. 6 7 33 8 5 13 10 Nicolas. Saturday 7 8 33 9 2 15 2 Sunday. 8 9 27 9 54 16 9 2nd Sunday in Advent Monday. 9 10 19 10 44 18 3 ISun eclipsed, invisible LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. Direct. I direct I Direct. Indirect Australia .. July 31. Lima Bahia .... Oct. 11 Maranham Barbadees .. Oct. 24 Mauritius Bombay .. ..1 Mobile B. Ayres . Sept... 22. M . o o nt r e le V an id s e . o S N e o p v t . .2 6 4. Calcutta 18 N G. G. Hope .. 17. New Yoik . .. IS Charleston .. Vov: 11. Pernambuco . Oct. 18. Chinv. .. • • July 31. Rio Janeiro .. Oct. 12. Demerara .. Oct.ly Savannah Havana .. ov. 2. St. Helena Jamaica . .. Oct. 22. Valparaiso . .. Aug. Is. Laguira .. 18 Vera Crnz YRICk.,'S OF SBA RES, DECEMBER 2. Amt. paid. PRICE; 35 4i 4 . 1 83s. gd. 41. ss - 94i gs 121 fluty. tosper ld. 2SS. do. 2s.do. 11.P.15. 303 0d Ip. Id. SHARES It AILWAYS. 24 Barns' y Junction S Birkenhead, M'chester& Chester 100 :irniiiignain and Gloucester 25 Ditto quarter 5 Blackburn and Preston 70 Bristol and Exeter 3a tiristol and Gloucester 3 Caledonian 50 Cae-t. r and iirkenhead 9 Ditto new shares 5 Ditto half 5 Chester and Holyh ea d 1 :Chester and a'v rexham 2i !Dublin and Belfast .. 5 !Dublin and Cashel .. • 6s Dublin and Dr,gheda 2i Dundee and Perth 255 astern Counties i 53s 4d Perpetmal 97 24* 35 44- .. 62 i 13s 4d I Perpetual, No. 2 ... 50 I = ditairurgh and Glasgow 12} Ditto quarter.... .. . 20 Edinburgh, Leith and Granton. 5 , Ditto, preference-shares i :Glasgow and Dumfries 25 ti r-sxow, Paisley. it Greenock la} Ditto half sh res ii - Ditto preference 50 Giasgow and Ayr 12a Ditto quarter shares 10:1 , rand Junction .......... - 51 • Litt() half shares 12} Quarter 5i One•eighth . 100 Treat North of England 75 ireat 1\ extern . 50 Ditto Half Shares 4 Ditto Fifth Shares 50 Hull and Selby .. 10 Ditto quarter 10 Larica-ter and Carlisle 47i ..aneaster and Presion 19 i Ditto three-quarter shares .... 100 ' .iverpool a n d Maur:nester 50 Ditto half shares Ditto new 2} Liverpool, Ormskirk & Prest .ri . 100:London an Willi. •1, - ir- o . 2 Ditto £32 shares 2 Ditto quarter shares .. 45 !miion &Li rigl itota 14 Ditto Loan Notes SO London and South Western 6 Bat , new shares 2 3 ILOndon anti , ork 5 LLeeds and Bradtord 40 ; vtatieng ,ter.Lint dinning:ham ... 2 1 Ditto quarter.. 2} .:Iklatichester, Bolton & Rosseudale 9 3 iklarietiester, Hilton, & Bury •• • • 121 7 6 I Manchester and Leeds _ll4* 31 ' 1 Ditto half shares 2 1 Ditto quarter shales ... 100 : Nlidland Cnmiies 2 I.sth Shares ii Slewcastle aod Berwick 100 Newcastle and Carlisle at Newcastle and Darlington June. 5 North British 100 North Union (A.). Ditto (S.) 10 r h a pe m s i t t andtoeoind andpreference '4y I, V in r c e . lc i = luncorn Gap Sheffield and Manchester.. Quarter .. scottish Central shrewsbury and Grand Junction. South Eastern and Dover New shares ('rent Valley Ulster Yarmouth and Norwich .ork ant' N rth NiCland .... DPW half S rares Ditto, (Scarborough) York and Selby •t , 5. , shares . Ditto ..t'2s shares 1 7i ;I 2 20 50 25 10 142 • 51i . 54i 3)i 3 21 Sales This Day. 53s 6d. 4s. 7 Is. 3d. FRENCH. &'. RAILWAYS B -u oKne , nd Amiens :entral of Fr.mee Lyons and Avignon Jr-eans and Bourdeaux Paris and Lyons Paris and Orleans 'aril and Rouen Paris and Strausburgh touen and Havre itrasbnrgh and Basle Sambre and Meuse fours and Nantes .. BANKS, and MISCELLANEOUS. ..ivi•rpool Baum Ditto Banking Giropany Ditto Borougii Bank . Ditto Commercial Ditto Royal Ditto Uni n oanithester fi i Dsc, rict. north and South W:slei, Andertrm Carrvi ow Company tootle Water Works CAA Gas Ditto newsharcs. . txchant.rc . larringtan Docka • Tarri l mtor, Water Works Liverpool Fire and Life tiveruool Dock Bend.. ~(:trine Assiir.ovie Company Sew Gas ee Coke C. mpany. Stock. WO 100 100 100 Stock 20 100 Ditto, quarter tuck Ferry ;team Tug Company OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL. Woon, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid Archangel _ _ _ Memel - 15 10 0 0 Gothenburg l6 10 - • 17 0 Wylnag 16 0 - 16 10 Petersburg 15 0 - 19 0 PLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick. Danzig, Deck British American Pine GATII wool), per fathom. _ _ _ Danzig, 4 feet.. 8 0- 0 0 British American 1 "0o - 11 I • 0-5 4 10 X 2 Os Is. AA HOGANY, per foot of l•ineli thick. Honduras Cuba St. Domingo 1 0 1 6 JAE PLANE s, British American 2 0 2 6 TEAKWOOD, per cubic feet STAVES, per 1200. Danzig, C. Pipe • £lOO 0 —llO 0 Hhd. 6O 0 % sod. }Vs. Quebec, red. to 1 in. thick, 1 35 0 45 0 and 54 feet long Do. Puncheon l2 0 IS 0 Tl5lllO a, per cubic foot. s. rt. s. d. Oak 2 0 2 6 Pine, British Amer. common 1 0 1 6 red 1 3 1 8 yellow Danzig 1 7 11 Memel I 7 1 11 Riza.red 1 R I :n LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, Nov. 30. nrscnAnnxn ADIUITTED. In -patients cure.] 2O I In-patients Relieved and at own request 7, Out-patients Made Out-patients I I Casuals during the week.. & irregular Oead ".3 Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr .Dawson . Rev. Thos. Harries. Apothecary, Mr. George Padley. House Visiters, J. Cropp. r aim C. Turner, Esqrs. House Surgeon . mEs BOLD. Treasurer. SOMETHING QUEER.—E‘ery age has its panics. At one time the Turk, then the Emperor. then the Pope, then despotism, then the Radicals, have occupied the attention of all who bad somettt'ng to lose and leisure tea be alarmed. A few Yllies back the cry was, that every article of fond was adult-rated ; and nobody could be sire it was bread he was eating, unless he had sown, reaped, thrashed, ground, sifted, kneaded, baked, and sliced the material with his own hands, or, as a second best course, by the hands of a confidential servant inte rested in his preservaion The cholera fr;ghb-ned us all once; comets now and then ; the new tariff spread consi derable consternat'on in some quarters; mad dogs are always and everywhere terrible; the slow westward pro gress of white ants, and the occasional visit of a real oil , caw! locust, have in their turn considerably affected the more cautious and provident part of mankind. But what do our readers suppose is the last new bugbear? A very terrible one, to judge from the un versal horror it has excited. All patties, ad almost all classes, both sexes , and all ages, agree in the most dreadful apprehensions. The most alarming circumstance of the new enemy is, that it has been among -t us from time immemorial, and is impossible to be quite eradicated. The baneful cha racter of its operations bps only just now been discovered. Reader—prepare your firers. The new enemy of man kind is Charity.—London Times. LORD ELDON'S POLITICAL SUPREMACY.—This was, in some respects, yet more remarkable than his supremacy in the law. The prizes of political life have in general been won by some or other of the arts or forces of Par liamentary- warfare, particularly as waged in the House of Commons—by nervous declamation, by argumentative vehemence, by formidable sarcasm, by captivating style. Of none of these was Lord Eldon a master; yet all, and more than all, the influence usually earned by them for their possessors, became his without th it aid, and even without his own original purpose. For his early plans of life were wholly professional. He entered Parliament unpledged to any political party ; and when he decided to join Mr. Pitt, and even when he successively undertook the offices of Attorney and Sorcitor-General, it was with a view to no ultimate distinctions but these of the law. The unusual responsibilities which, by the events thenpass trig in Europe, were cast upon the law officers of his time, obliged him indeed to address himself to divers matters of state; but, on arriving at the Chief Justice ship of the Common Pleas, be gladly quitted the sphere of politics, end only rourned to it when celled by George 111. to enter the Cabinet as Chancellor, under circum stances of somewhat peculiar and personal relation to the King. From that time, of course, he was mixed in the chief affairs of Government; and he then made it early evident, that if he wanted sortie of the popular talents by which political distinction is commonly attained, he was stronger in all the higher qualities by which it is best pre served. These qualities—prudence, knowledge, temper, consistency, firmness, and, above all, judgment—made ample compensation for his deficiency in imagination and in the forces and graces of style. Pet haps it is hardly a taradox to say, that in the stations he was eventually called to fulfil, his want of imagination was one of his advantages; for the judgment, the highest of the intel lectual powers and in public affairs worth all the rest, was thus lett to exercise, undivided arid undisturbed, its ern- Eire in his mind and its influence in the councils of his sovereign. --Life of Lord Eldon. K~. 6 2-3 1 6 2-3 50 I2a Stock Stock .1