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Dec. 24, 1844 • . THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. - . Miip. „ DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. 20. LONDON GAZETTE......TUESDAY, DEC. 17. ping in ttlligentt. iflarkets. Our market continues nearly stationary for Wheat and Bar. • —. ___o,-- _ e y b ut inferior Oats have in some cases brought an advance of analvic TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17.-Wind S.E. ' bout 3d per barrel. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, DEC. 17. - PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. ______ SAILE D 8e right, Wb.- Gilbert Jamieson, Harris. from Marseilles-and Total quantities per Price per s E. Ormerod and Son, Rochdale, cur; iers ;as far as regards E. , from St. John, N.B. •; sailed 15th November, dra s _.... Imp. Quarter , Imp. Quarter. LEEDS CORN MARKET. DEC. 17. We had fair supplies of grain this week, but the change in the c; - Duchess of Leinster, Renfree. for Ceylon and Ma- L O . rmerod-W. Drummond and Co. Bolton and Manchester, manufacturers of fancy coloured quiltings-Jacks and Holme-, Wheat 191:a.... £436 2 4 ........ 42 5 8 19 3 weather caused also a change in the condition of inferior Wheat; e theee an male Battersby, Ettles, and Jackson, Cleh•ents, for Oats Bl3 3 theVenstaed Bo mbay - Coromando, Hedge, for Beston-Star of B Outell Liverpool tailors-Mackay and Patterson. Manchester, general , Atherton, for Gibraltar and Bombay-and Archelaus, _______ caused a heavy market for all but the very best runs, and for agents-Isdell and Lawton, Manchester, fustian manufacturers. e, for New Orleans. HULL CORN MARKET, DEC. 17. such prices rather higher. Only fine Barley brought previous DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. rates,. other qualities quite neglected. In Beans, Oats, and P. Rosselli, Lime-street. London, mer. bent. Shelling, not much doing, and prises unvaried from last week. Lucifer, • 'Urgent A pretty good supply of English Wheat, and prices Is higher. l E 7:ea r l e B d , the W. Harding, Southampton-street, Camberwell, grocer. • Rieck, hence off ' Palau Dußrinllte:MthelN_L ertn aa i a , e oppenrath, hence at Danzic Malting Barley rather dearer. Beans and Pease somewhat lower. Oats supported their prices. Linseed 2s, and Linseed presentGi A 1 V T week, CORNthef rMARKET,nR frost having d i • D a main. C. ' ' C. J. Cay, Bishopwearmoutte coal fitter. leak . Wilson, hence at Buenos Ayres, at Cove, to stop a Cakes 2s 6d to 5s dearer.W. J. Brooks, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, quarryman. . — r i n a i ti d r y . for Malting Wheat Dharaise Barley been nlsn less snid n a active, i f y n e rin b e u r but terms;rice s in were grinding Courtney, Bristol, banker. P rinces Burley seCharlotte, froth Bombay, at Kingstown WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. 20. , B. Norman and E. Buckman, Cheltenham, ironmongers. J. Duffield, ath gr' cer. In voice " Fraser, from Rio de la Bache, at Holyhead There is a good supply of Grain to this day's market, and all Acti ve ltawlins, from Ichaboe, at ditto little e • Oats • deettiptions remain without material alteration in value,.passing. realised the currency of last market day. L. Orton, Box, Wiltshire, and E. Paxton, Long Ashton, So mersetshire, builders. Seeee Russell, from Terceira, at ditto Wheat has met a fair sale at last week's rates. Fine samples of English Beans more plentiful, and rather cheaper. E. Oxley, Jun., King's Lynn, Norfolk, hatter. Zenith, Shearer, from St. Michael, at ditto Barley are rather scarce, but a large quantity of foreign has "n De Vo been offering. No deviation to note in Oats, Beans and She!. BA a K RUPTCY ANNULLED. Scotland, ort. from Antwerp, at Beaumaris MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. 21. W. C. Buttress, Waltham Holy Cross, Essex, silk-throwster. on , Cunningham, from Calcutta, took fire at Glasgow i nee A continuance of easterly wind prevents arrivals from Ireland, liver a Thursdayco night, was scuttled next morning , and sunk in the - and considerably diminishes those to Wakefield. BANKRUPTS. et _ s Mplete wreck. Cargo nearly all damaged SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, Dec. 17. Leonard Watson, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, smith. Buyers of every article, however, seem content to work up et • a " rn al aeare, hence at Ichaboe • This being the week called by the butchers Christmas week, William Alfred Worth, Hampstead, victualler. the stocks they have on hand, and the 1 usiness of the week has a , e v e r e taa• and Stewarts, hence at Pernambuco caused both a large show of prince stock as well as a large at- been of limited character, without alter ation in prices, 5 Humehrcy Charles Bailie. Poole. grocer. ' dams, from London, at dtto tendance of buyers; all prime Beef early bought up, but inferior James Thorn y, Northampton, glass and chineman. anTo-day but little is done in Wheat or Flour, and we do not Richard Blockley, Crewe, Cheshire, line draper. Demerara d Resolution, hence at Maranham quite a drug. The best Mutton ready saie; in prices a neminal vary the rates of our last. The stock of Oats and Oatmeal are the I ,.` r aaa Packet, Cousins, hence for D-merara, took fire on change, but the very full rates of last week were readily ob- Francis Fothergill and James Whines, Pell's. close, near reduced to a very low compass, and full prices are neeenta instant. off theobtained in Kish Light, was run on shore near tained, say srl to aid per lb. for prime Beef and Mutton. the few sales made • but so determined are buyers to confine od Northumberland , lamp-black-manufacturers. Scotswo , . . , , Vale,,,toind went to pieces. Crew saved Samuel Peach, Nottingham, grocer. • / - their purchases to the supply of their most pressing wants, that near y ee ll i e, from St. Michael's for this port, went on shore LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. 17.' what is offering, little as it is, is sufficient ; and any advance DIVIDENDS. Meteorg fall. P and the greater part of the cargo saved. ' - Emete,eTurner, hence off Tampico On reference to our import note beneath, it will be ob- that is obtained is so partial, as not to warrant any chauge in 10, M. Thompson, Saffron Walden, ironmonger -Jan, Jan.M. • • our quotations. 10, W. Yuill, Combat, tailor-Jan. 11, N. Blake, Edgeware-road. Reli en 'a n . Avery, hence at Marseilles served that the arrivals of Grain and Oatmeal into this Fine Malt firm at the rates of this day week : and the same London, a draper-Jan. 8, W. Bearup, Newcastle. upon-Tyne, men Chimera,ee, Tapscott. hence at Galatz place continue to be small, and of Flour by no means remark applies to Beans. joiner-Jan. lie G. J. Green, Birmingham, glass manufacturer , ernnaci Abell, hence at Gibraltar large ; but although the wind is still adverse, we had a Bran and Secondary Feeding Stuffs are saleable at full prices 11. 11. Miles, Southampton, woollen.draper-Jan. 11, C. • Jan. Cadiz Cunningham , to. Trapani, sailed from d•tto for this port 4th inst. , change of weather yesterday, and have a fine thaw this - . Id a , '•a s /lied from Cadiz for this port 4th Inst. • the late severe frost is therefore disappearing, Lisb ot ; Barnes,. and Lady Combermere. C uithurst, hence at morning; le rmere, o • LONDON CORN MARKET, DEC. 16. ' CERTIFICATES and, with a much milder temperature to-day, the millers To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the Lewi s A change has taken place in the weather •; the Ho w corn. day of meeting. Charles, Wallis, sailed ditto or this port 6th inst. ' from f and dealers, in anticipation of more ample supplies, seem menced •s .} e terday morning, and there is no longer any fear disposed to remain rather inactive for the moment. Jan. 9 It. Buckler, Portsea, grocer-Jan. 7, P. Prench, WEDereen about the stoppage of the river, and we expect the inland nevi- v e• ' carpenter - Jan. enter -Jan. 9, E. Heron, Hartlepool, butcher % cut ing, c p A Ritiv ..,a.sAY -• . DECEMBER 18.-Wind E.S.E. moderate. Our market, in consequence, has been rather languid to- gation will speedily be reeepenee. At this day's market we had J. Heron, South Blyth, Northumberland, shipowner- I Brernee.3n---Anne Morrice, from Patras-and Apollo, from day for old Wheat of all descriptions, and new h as me t on ly a moderate show of English wheat; the best runs were in Jan. jan* 9* Halifax, Yorkshire,worsted ' 9, J. Nichol!, spinner. a Saleee . ly a moderate demand, at the rates of this day sennight. good request, and realized some slight improvement, and the on , var no , •-Prince Llewellyn, Jackson, from Africa-Marwood , CERTIFICATES , has been Liken off rather less freely than at the trade ruled firm for other sorts at former prices. Fine free fo- Ratee ee e for I chaboe-Harmony Jameson, for Mobile-Oxford, Flour reign is getting in a small compass, and holders generally de- To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown • ----Elie „?; for New York-Baronet, Scotland, for Buenos Ayres rlcse of the week, but without any change in prices from mand enhanced rates. to the contrary on or before Jan. 7. Da v i s '7 . ~o che, for Naples-Emma. Jarvis, for L isbon-Gipsey. Friday. Chevalier malting barley was the turn dearer, and other sorts R. Marsden, Halifax, Yorkshire, woollen cloth manufacturer Vigilet:' t.,, p e o rto - Pheenix, Frandsen, for Copenhagen-and t \ Barley and Malt has been extremely dull at our last a more frce sale at our previous currency. Malt unaltered in -J. Jones, Liverpool, merchant-H. Ford, Manchester, linen , .luyellaert, for Ostend. quotations ; and Beans and Pease are if anything the turn value. draper-B. O'Beirne, Bath, wine merchant-W. Bowen, Merthyr tatose , -- lower. Beans and Pease rather in favour of b - myers. We have had a Tydvil, Glamorganshire, grocer. , dale, lsla, rae, hence for Miramichi was wrecked at the Mag- . . . very short supply of oa . Isteorac"s 5 Oats continuing extremely scarce, and no supplies fresh s during the past week, and only two h Nov. Crew saved ' Irish vessels got up in addition this morning. From glen FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OP FRIDAY. tiele ' Damb: ell, hence at Bahia at band, have in a few intances, by retail, realized an ad- , . carcity the full advance of fully 6d. per qr, has been realised, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. t for th. r. Jane Bull 'London, at Fara;ba, anthloading vance of Id. tier 451bs. eraig, from but the sale is contracted, and the transactions only limited. 0 , la Port ' T. S and W. W. Mulvey, Chester, ship-builders-J. Berry and s Old Oatmeal having improved 6d. per 13., is quoted 255. s 111 1 3: , ee h n_ Esther, A nthony ; Dromo, Houghton; and Reindeer, to-day, with a moderate demand. In New no variation. The arrivals FRIDAY. J Ogden, Nether Knutsford, Cheshire, gas manufacturers this week of all descriptions of Grain are small eV , ,R. R., W. R. and A. J. Wood and D. Bicknell, Coleman e me ate eace at Constantinople and consist of British and Irish, there Iteing no arrivals what- street, London, tobacconists. 4 sail s, "less, eherries, from p st. M' h l's at Cove, with loss of , 'sc./ m St. lc tee , ever of Foreign, owing to the present Mate of the wind, and • i som,a CORN EXCHANGE, DECEMBESI 20. to the Baltic and other ports being blocked up with i: e. Wheat. DIVIDEND S. 'i OF . vesuaoberts, Samuel, from Sicily, at Milford The duty on Rye is again raised, Foreign to lea 6d and Colo- Barley and Oats are firm at Monday's quotations. Beans have G. D. Thompson, Wem, Shropshire, grove -J. Wilson, Man i 3 W • lo ." SP "EN.-Jane 1.0 den, 29th Oct. in lat. 6N, long. cheater , warehouseman-J. Glepdell. Oldham, Lancashrre, cot. et he real to Is 6d per qr., that en all other produce remaining the not recovered the decline of Monday. All other articles are a -onat ia t foretopmast an hour previous. Ursula, hence for mine as last week, steady sale at Monday's currency. ton-spinner-G. S. Wells, Soyland, Yorkshire, cotton-spinner hence 1 529th Sept. in lat. r 9 Selong. 24 W • James Tuscan. Although during the last few days the frost has been gradually e .r. ; Pale °r . 13°In haY, 4th November, in lat , in rat . 5 N, long. 23 disappearing, it returned again last night, but with much less ---...-- shire, common-brewer-J. Pemberton, Knostrop, Yorkshire, 4 . - ittro n ,-". hence for Ih b , Bth Nov in lat. aN, long. 25 W ; vigour than before: meanwhile the wind, still continuing in the _ SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, DEC. 16. snap bciler-R. and R. D. Dunn, Wakefield, Yorkshire, corn. W ,_l Afic e ,; )e e for the Cape ca ce G d Hope, ' in lat. BN, long. 23 east, a considerable number of vessels at sea and in the ports of This being the day appointed for holding what is termed factors-R. Dunn, Wakefield, Yorkshire, corn - factor - J. Bard. ,g lirr,,,, - ‘_,, hence foi Lisbo o n f , 7tceoinstant, inlat . ..42, a i r o w n o t. , l f 2 rom the channel. are unab eto proceed in this direction , and our "The great nhristmas market," more than the usual bustle at- well, Yorkshire, ironmonger-W. Thor!. e. Thorne, Yorkshire, a ~.,.; ,_' ,l Dec. 1.. -The smack Corner, of 2 g present imports are so extremely small in conssquence as to be tended on such interesting occasions was observed at an early scrivener - T. Carter, sun, Waltham, Leicestershire, butcher. O I. I t o -- ; `"C to Liverpool is on shore near Carrigholt scarcely worth naming: the country markets, however, being hour, and continued throughout the morning. BANKRUPTCY bas be a e'e p e e . e • 16 . -The lea of the Urgent, for Buenos Ayres, w ell supplied by the growers, and our home buyers, anticipating As to the number of beasts brought forward, it considerably Dec. 14, Samuel Higgineottom, Dukinfield, Cheshire, shop ' e i nPlied, l and will sail to-morrow. the next arrivals, and working close upon the limited stocks exceeacd that on the great days of the two past years, as it thue keeper. ' it i -nn act• e . vessels here at present, but s dout ' • There are a s held by them. the trade between Tuesday and to-day has been shows. BANKRUPTS. blew. Ilelite if there be sufficient to load them all. It guanounusually quiet, but with little variation from the general cur- NUMBERS EXHIBITED IN THE GREAT DAYS OF 1842, 1843, & 1844. damage- a n Humphrey Charles Balne, Poole, grocer. e v Y gale on the Bth instant , which did considerable rency of our last Circular. 1842. 1843. 1844. James Oldham, We cod-street, Lo/ don, silk warehouseman. ✓ was c a f , The Maria, of Dublin, lost masts and bowsprit, and Under the circumstances above stated, the few millers who Beasts 4541 4110 5713 James Moutrie, Bristol, music seller. sprit The to the e ' vat 'edge . ' 1 he Cashmere lost her bow- attended ouleCorn-exchange to day col - It/sued to exhibit the The quality was quite equal to any we have ever before wit- John Peat Berley, Brompton-row, Brompton, plumber. ,_ T h . e „ .. er s w heel ' &.-. , i)aeside lost mizen mast, ena - topmast, rigging, same indifference as of late, and we have to reiterate a dull sale nessed. Samuel King, New - gate-street, London, warehouseman. eI s atid several other vessels carried away their spars. for Wheat •of all descriptions ; • • from the present _imited arrivals, The prices obtained here this morning, and those obtained in Henry Hugh Foothead, Foregate•street, Cripplegate, whole -7 however, holders evinced no desire to press business on lower the corresponding market in 1843 ruled as under .- sale-merchant. Taup e e terms, and our last quotations, therefore, stand nominally un- Great day in 1843. Great day in 1844. George Sheraton, Hartlepool, Durham, corn merchant. , AR, ~, ".DAY, DECEMBER. 19.-Wind E.S.E. moderate. Flour, notwithstanding, commanded a moderate de- s. d. s. d. S. d. s. d. for altered. Hugh Daniel Watkins and James Innes, Manchester, lead 7 . teghora 3D . - Essex, Rice. from Terceira-Nair, Euston, eof attention, and geeera ly maintained the rates previously Beef per 5ib..... 3 8 4 4 21 I 4 6 44 -- Lightniti Le Seem' for Marsala-and Invoice, Raw- gre merchants. 7 , for lehaboe. g.' ' noted. Mutton 2 8 4 4 210 4 4 Thomas Hodgson, Manchester, calico printer. Barley. for either malting or grinding, appeared to excite very Veal Ne e tlLE 1 . - Matthew Pearce, White, for Laguira-Argyle, I; little notice, and this Grain , as well as Malt, Beans, and Pease, Pork ' a nd ‘ l , l (or New Orleans-Carleton, Prance, for Savannah ter, hardly supported former prices. Had the weather been more favourable than it turned out, we , e Me are Love-lane, Billins ate London, coal- Jan. 1 .T. g Y, g . foe e'erw Or leans -Seed, Ellis, for Savannah-Lara, w iled: Oats met some inquiry, and being still very preference the are quite of opinion, notwithst inclines the immense numbers merchant-Jan. 17, W. M. Senior, St. Swithin's-lane, London, t di e ,ean seilles- Charles, Symons, for Ostend-and Jaeger, turn dearer. Old Oatmeal of prime quality claiming a brought forward, that better prices would have been obtained hardwaremau-Jan. 17, J. Boerne. Bemmersley, Staffordshire, e a nn, for Calcutta. over new, was in fair demand, on rather higher terms, the latter for beasts. " printer-Jan. 17, J. Smith, latoke-upon•Trent, Staffordshire, • - ' J aallua • . -- 'so at this merely sustaining its late value. In Sheep a very great improvement was noticed ; indeed, so corn dealer-Jan. 10,J. and E. Heron, Sculls Blyth, Northumber. Do „_,. 'A addington, Bottomley, from Valparai , London, sail/ d eight fine a collection of half-breds was scarcely ever known on such land, shipowners-Jan. 10, E. Heron, Hartlepool, Durham, , de n e r eell o c u d 14t11 Sept. 'She Victoria, for dious about fifteen PRICES OF GRAIN. an occasion as the present. butcher-Jae. 24, R. Chapman, Scorton, Yorkshire, innkeeper r day s ' 7' s. . The Johnstone, for Interme , previous. Lett -- - As to the Mutton trade it was in a very sluggish state, yet the Jan. 16, T. W. Wilson, Barnsley, Yorkshire, linen-manutacturer ' lo ate e and Alerope. for Swansea, a few days Sid • s a,F, the New Pink, Ghampion, and Dimon . , for s port: Wheat, v 7015 .... red s. d, s. d t 49 long Engli h new a. d. a. d currencies obtained on this day se ' nnight, the highest being 4s 4d 6 6ke 7 u old .... 7 0® 7 3 per Sib. were supported. CERTIFICATES Is ' ti red, for F. lmouth. On the 7th instant, in la . , , To be granted unless cause be shown to the contrary on the Ditto, white 7 0- 7 6 •10. •• • • 7 6- 7 9 Vry few Foreign Beasts or Sheep were on sale, and there was . . s poke the day of meeting. sae Colchester, fr m Ichaboe. this p or t. On Irish red - 6 9 do. .. .63 - 6 8 scarcely any inquiry for them. The imports for the United King . the " 1 aleldon, Eleasdale, from Calcutta, at d ' Monday last have amounted to 180 Oxen and 68- 7 2 do, _. ,_ _ om since Cows, and Jan. 10, G. Purt, Upper Thames•strcet, Londor, ale-merchans 28th A ke the Bland, from Ditto, white -Jan. 10, G. B. and A. Rudge, Gloucester-street, Curtain road, Calcutta iigust, in lat. 6N, loug. 93 E, spo , - IrishtiOlb _- 200 Sheep in for the most part good condition. I la , for London. On the 7th instant, in lat. , 1ug.17 Rye, English ge V- •• 48 N , Barley, English shoreditch, London, japan leather manufacturers-Jan. Is, H. , E t epo za ke the Iron Queen from this port Scotch & Irish,v 601 4 3- 5 0 d 0.... . 3 9- 4 3 horns from Lincolnshire , Leicestershire, and Northamptonshire ; J. Doogood, Camden-terrace West, Camden Town, wine mer i '' WOOII AI -.ea. hence re ' t Valparaiso 60 0 -65 0 600 Scots, &c., from Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, and Cambridge chant-Jan. 13. G. Craven, Wakefield, Yorkshire , malt-ter- Malt, English, le qr — brown., ' h IHerefords , " Jan. 22, H . Watkinson, Meredith-street, Clerkenwell. London, i rnena Dick Smile 4, • .in nee at Ichaboe Irish - do. .... 55 o -59 0 shire; .OOO s ort- ,orns, Devon,, , Durham,,, &c., else ultimo rickland. and Leda, Absolom, sailed from Sme ' 'rca Oats, 7 01 b• from the western and midland districts; '6OO various breeds 16. W. 3. J. Coati, Exeter, grocer-Jan. l a . J. tea dealer - Jan . . c erre "%re r ; Hardware, Shaw, 22nd ; Byzantium, Thurtell, and r s old .... 4 0- 4 6 from other parts of England, 3co from Scotland while of Irish Row,. Torrington, Devonshire, chemist-Jan. 21, C. F. Biggs, E'lish & co•c , • h new -- --- Mam e Malmo - a, N apier, Davidson. 29th -ell for this port 3 a beasts the number was about 120mercer-Jan 21 G Bate, Birmingham,h Bre Ingham, , G. orse. Irish. fine qualities.. 3 1- 3 Alyth, Walker sailed from Trieste for this port 2nd inst. 3 0- 3 1 , do. I 3 6- 4 0 The Lumbers of calves were good, while the veal trade ruled dealor-J an 10, R. R. Smith. Manchester, yarn-agent-Jan. 13, P. good - 3 0 J heavy, at last week's prices. middling ; and Vesper Bit ro, i. ' -- ageler, sailed from Malta 24th ultimo, - -- black ..1 00- 0 o In Pigs, at least three-fourths of which were from Ireland, ' e a n'l' 2 7t1 ' undried Atalanta, Sha I. * i---both for this port - old .... 136 - 4 0 very little was done at our quotations. bury, Hastings, Sussex, draper-Jan tO, M. Swcatlan •, John,S• le Perkins,a ae, sailed from Leghorn for this port 7th inst. Welsh . 45 0 At the close of the market, nearl h h 1 h yt e w oeoft estock was ' ' street Fitzroy - square , London, baker-Jan. 10, A. Pellissier S. H. ; ionyn f New Beans, English, as , qr - --- do. .... F 4O 0-- disposed of. Bentinck terrace, Regent's Park, Lon on, lodging house Mischief, Ew ;1 . r In Orleans, oT Cape Clear otch& IrisheviBolb .40 0 -42 0 do. .... ,40 0 -42 0 keeper-Jan 10, H. Gibbons, Wolverhampton. Staffardshire, lons of sails, and ,from Lish n for this port at Kinsale, with Pease, Sc English, white 39 0 -41 0 blue.... I - -- FRIDAY. m . T i part of cargo thrown overboardlrish.... maple 36 0 -38 0 grey .. '35 0 -36 0 The trade this morning was very dull for everything, and Blackman - street , chemist-Jan. 10, J. Snelling, Black t, Southwa k, Magic, rewavas, from keeper-Jan , 10 J. Johnson , London, eating-house Liverpool, _ are en. Hall. from Alexandria, at Ceve Do. & • I 6 nothing like Christmi s prices obtainable this year, the bes t Tares, Vqr merchant-Jan. 10, W. Tulle Cornhill, City, London, tailor -2ndl4EsslEt • .zr. Malaga, at Kingstown Flour, v 91301 b instant • °KEl'v•-Lady Constable, hence for New Orleans, En Kish, fine 36 0 -37 0 super -136 6 -38 6 by chance a pen of fine old Downs may tech 4s Bd, and a few ' ', * • le ,, in lat. 20, ,ong 23 . N e nce for Syra, 7th inst. .g , 0 u- 0 0 do. .•.. 1 0 0 - 0 0 prime Scots may do the same, but that price is not a general Jan 1, T. Gibson, North Scale, Icle of IValney, Lancashire, lat. 43, loc 11 ' • ' ora, e rt 6th Iri sh quotation. coal-merchant-Jan. 10, E. Edwards, City-road, London, draper U1ti,,,,, i /g. ; Asia, from A•exondria for this pot , 11th Oatmeal, vla of 240th , a , Ti lat. 36 N, lo Fia 14 E • T rer hence for Bombay, new.. 24 6 -25 0 old, . -123 6 -24 6 inst nt, in lat. 49, long ' 3' ' • 8 30 Irish, LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, DEC. 15. Jan, 10, C. James, Grand Juuction-terrace, Edgeware•road, , ______,---- London, oilman. --_________ LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. A very firm and steady Market to-day in Cotton : full ________ 3000 bales sold, at the highest prices obtainable last week, ---- - -- A, FRIDAY, Eecumasa 20.--Wind S.E. MADDER, V CIVI.B. d. 8. d RI VED -Rh sands Holders are very firm, and seem unwilling sellers, except al EETINGS of CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. 4 „ . „ • oda, Matthews, from Messina. t Say- afontreal,Pot 23 3 e 24 0 Dutch, crop.... 80 0 -Si 0 ders ee an -- Chief ain, Leggett, for Charleston -Come , . . at tip top prices. HOUR Pearl, new 25 0 -25 6 Ombro • 69 0 -78 Q DECEMBER. . Li e , '• for Gibraltar-Jupiter, Matt; ews, for Maracaileo-Mi -24, Robert Harris (audit) District Court, 11 States, Pot 21 0 -22 0 Gamene .... 57 0 -67 0 le ek , a o Neuts, and Majestic, Williams. for Ostend-Elizabeth , U. COTTON MARKET.-WEEKLY REPORT. 26, Thomas Blayds Molyneux, (audit) Ditto, 11 none. Mull II 0 - 0 0 li a .„,• for Rio Janeiro-Peruvian, e oleo for Ichaboe-Rambler , Pearl . Although the market opened quietly this week, holders con. 26, John Bangley Prichard and James Robins e'er, for New York-and Mersey, Tucker, for Apalachicola. Be air, Quercit 70 - 6 0 French, S.F. .. 60 0 -65 o Oak, ea ton 510 - 610 5.F.F... 67 n tinuecl firm, ; lid pr ces were fully supported for a 1 descriptions, Croft (audit) Ditto, 11 Rota • dat this port yesterday, from New German.... 40- 5 0 E.5.F... 73 0 -80 0 • - with the exception of Brazils, which are still offered freely ;at d 26, Richard Benbow (audit) . Ditto, 'ta re go er , Bursley, arrive buyers have the advantage. Yesterday there was an increased 27, Colville Brothers:and Co. (2nd) Ditto, 12 BRIMSTONE, V ton E.5.F.F.80 0 84 0 Pet, u,i Sicily, &c... 5 5-512 61 Spanish .... 70 0 -72 0 demand, resulting in sales to the extent of 10,000 bales-Ama 28, John Con land arid Frederick Duncan Teei, p i kley, hence at Genoa rican (of which speculators took 3,500 bales) going off at extreme (proof and dive Charente for this port 15th Tuscany.... -- 'H o LASSES. V cwt. lust aat nu "- Young, sailed from rates; whilst Brazils , particularly Pernanis , were sold at the 2g, Richard Be,ibow (proot and div.) CASSIA LIGNEA,s. d. S. iil St. Lucia, &c... 21 6 -22 0 Canted for Antwerp, at Scilly 1,1 , cwt, in bd 60 o 63 0 Demerara, &c.. 21 6 -23 0 rates stated. Speculators have taken 1,000 bales of American Jan. 3, 1845 , William Cross (2nd) • e, e , Catherine , Hensonhence at Cove. On the Veit 0 ..,LOYER-SEED, V rot . 1 Bar & Antigua. 24 6 -26 6 and SOO Surat ; and Exporters 950 bales of American. The de- e _ _ e I/ i' - • den n from Bombay, mend to-day is very good, and the axles(including - - - --.--- . °e 'aber • ' Caine , spoke the Mary Jane, hence American, rede2 0-SO 0 i MUNJEET, cwt.. 42 0 -45 0 ' • • ' will 3,000 ae, 'es Pee ' i n lat. 3N, long. 22 W, American and Surat on speculation) reach fully the p ?atribuco. On the 14th instant, in lat. 51 N, long. BW. Dutch 51 0 Olive, re , 252 gull 80100 haUs, . TIDE TABLE. the market closing firmly, with some advantage to sellers of ithrlncess Royal, hence to Calcutta French & Germ.su -58 0 Gallipoli .... 441 a -42 0 Pie r "a• Matth from Messina,is aground off the King's Cocoa, le cwt. Trieste _ 4l ho American. , • Matthews ' The impo t this week is 2,829 bags, and the sales reach 36,030 DATA. MAN. EVN. HEIGHT HOLYDAYS, ETC. Trinidad..., 40 0- 45 0 1 Slon e 39 0 -40 o hags, viz.:- frat s an Sivreay 4.-The Robert Burns, Messenger, Grenada .. 1300- 53 0 1 Malaga....., ' P etersbu; for Dec.*Liverpool, which was laid on the beach Brazil Portugal &c.: .. 38 0 -39 a Tuesday 24 11 2 ±1 19 15 15 1 3 1 Venusrisesmi I tim m. w er s o ter i n -gged, prev g ious to the 6th ultimo, was hauled off yes- COFFEE, V met. in bond. i Levat t . 37 a-38 0 ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, Wednes. 2e 1 135 11 52 Christmas Day. t ay, Jama. triage Palm,4 ton .... 25 10 -26 0 1300- So 0 Friday .. 27 027 043 16 5 St John. , bry/oLp Dec . oulson, was driven on ordinary .. Fish , V 252 galls. %nor, i „ .1) 15.-The Peel's One, and expected must dis good& fine n. 63 0- 75 0 pale 33 0 -34 0 Prices paid rani. o aTs Saturday 28 059 116 16 3 Innocents' Day. ThisWk t • Char _" this harbour, 13th instant, is SALEs OP THE weer. l in the week., ~h, s Year Sunday. 29 134 151 15 11 Length of day 7 27m, : middling .... 80 0- 90 0 coloured 28 0 -32 0 ge before she can be got o fr ----------- Monday. 30 211 230; 15 6 ; good mid. .. 95 0-112 0 Cod 29 0 -31 0 . 10.1 4 lei t I --- fine mid. &C. 116 0-146 0 LINSEED, 14 en.. 23 6-24 0 llO Sea Island -- ; }. 176111} 460029 ----- SAI E. moderate. p . Dutch, triage) Stained Rape,pale do. 37 0 -38 0 • • 3i - 43 , for IaRDAY. DECEMER a 21,-Wind E.a..30 0- 50 0 7220 , Bowed Georgia kr at LED - Snowdon, Coffey, for Africa-Mischief, owning, ordinary .. Turpen. as Cu, .30 0 -32 0 , (Mobile - 41 , 1 b does-Fame Pfi 50 0- 60 i,s_ Maur itius-Glammis Castle, Duncan, for Bar a . , good . .s ne o. 0 Rice, ea cwt 3403 i r Alabama an d Ten nes 211 - 4 a„ .. 6 76859 DISCHARGED ADMITTED. 1 8, 0 7 ..... 4 !not for Bueuos Ayres-Canta ~ n Ferguson . for Legume, middling .... 65 0- 70 0 Carolina, dress 22 0-26 0 17700 , New Orleans - I.:i j le Lord Ashburton, good mid. i 3 rond 16 0 -18 0 27 60 e Pernambuco 1 &Parai. 41 -6 . 1 JJ In-patients cured 2l I In-patients 24 1 British American, Pritchard, for Mobile-Lord 75 0- 80 0 e • 1 52953 Relieved and at own request 4 Out-patients 111. Wn ' T •and Lehigh, Young, for New fine mid., &c. Bengal, crib. do 9 0 -10 0 i't Aricati and Ceara ~ -- - . •• • • Orle ans ; Tamerlane, M'Kenzie, Made Out-patients 0 Casuals during the week.. 2 I , Mocha - 70 0 mid to fine ...to 6 -12 0 500 Bahia and Maceio .... 4i - 541 . .. • • 24354 I Ceylon - 85 0 African none. Maranham .. 4a - 5i .. • } rregular Ante! Java - 45 0 Rom, r gallon, in bond. 750' : 1 Sawginned poi.. Antelope Zuick, hence at Swinemundel 1 l Iti s '' Reval, Ceeritsky, hence at Revel Havana • Jamaica, . Minas - - - - - } ' Consulting Surgeons, air. Forshaw and Mr. . Dawson . c t the Cape of Good Hope, and good .`lr fine.. 35 0- 45 0 12 to -3 4 16 0. p... 2 io 6 Para lailetrin Luther, Hutton, hence a 3 6 - 4 Chaplain... ..... . Rev. Thos. Harries. , St. Domingo.. 26 0- 28 0 stronge • - - - I .... .... , 22nd October for Calcutta Apothecary, Mr. George Padley. 1 Lad G ee Sandys, Bowles, hence for Southwold, at Scilly, leaky Brazil 3O 0- 32 0 choice marks.. 48- 5 6 35 0- 80 o SA eraowsa,l) cwt. 1;20 ; Egyptian - 10 i 662 61097 House Visiters, J. Cropper and-T. Lomax, Esqrs. b ee aaalle, Bruce, from Ayr for Liverpool, was ' stranded 16th La .• • urra 6 ton ,e. s. ..e. a. Bengal, - - - I .., 622 House Surgeon . Mr. M`Cheane. t 51 • Peruvian - - 1 1 : ell e 'n Belfast Lough, abandoned by the crew, and afterwards Dire:WOODS, V 3 0- 5 _ good & fine../. 6 0 - 7 S JAMES BOLD, Treasurer. , /4, 0 ' 4 ID with by the coast guard and pilots, and taken into a Logwood, Jam. 0 5 : Bahama - - - ord. & mid 4 10 - 5 15 Hon. & Dom. 5 10- 6 750 I,aguayra . - - I I • -- 1 . h e of safety Campeachy 7 10- 712 6 Bombay 1 a c 'saber for ' and Bland, 26th October, for London Fustic, Span... 45- 5 0 SALTPETBB, v ewe s. d. s. d , Common West India.. -- - a 510 a 13768 • Carthagena - - - NORTHERN HOSPITAL, DEC. 21. r Janet Liverpool, 6 0 East India .... :2 0 -28 0 1 [WEEKLY REPORT.] i Bahia, at the of and Muir, Heron, from Puerto Cabello 0 0- 0 0 SouthAmericaul3 0 -13 6 - - ADMITTED. DISCHARGED, I '",,U sailed 2.nd Oct. for Mauritius Manilla ''") - Savin, T aff fem St. Petersburg, at Stornaway Cuba - --; J i Accidents 22 I Cured „ ndraty u i , r 1660 Surat eeacia. Mallory, from Calcutta, at London NiceneousoWooe. liver cracl' a -e nd block 32 48 0 8 :4 60 5 0 0 - - .... 137898 Ann •from Mauritius, and Golden Fleece Rio de la BacheUpon recommendation ... 13 Attending as Out Patients. 14 I p,. Falcon. Bowness,at Deal ßen al • .013oA, from Balra, both . solid - 11 0 SKINS, • 50 Irregular ' I e Heeyncenu loc. 20.-The Nicholas Savin, from St. Peters- : clean - 0 0 Neutria, a doz G 0 -12 0 --- T0ta 1...... r - 3 i. 50hales ' , Ur ' •Live r pool , ran on the reeks on the east s•de of this small ... 8 0- 810 Chinchilla, do. 10 0 -25 0 2829 1431735 Remainingin the Hospital .. 70. b g for laded, last night, an is y, d ' leak Part of the cargo has been Lima, solid .... 12 10- la 11 Seal, each .. 2 3- 2 6 ee -- 1 and attempt will be made to get her off next tide. Barwood, Ango.s 0- 5 5 SnUMAC,I"; , cwt. PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL. Consulting Surgeon, William Gill. Esq. 1 r Gaboon .... 3 12- 4 5 Sicily 9 6- 10 0 Woo]) ,Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid Duty. House Visiters, R. P. Carter and John Higbfield, Esqrs. • Camwood .... I() 0- 22 o Palermo .. lO 0 -10 3Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq. Archangel 19 o ci - i, o 0 i SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22.-Wind S.S.E. moderate. Red San. Wood 6 15- 7 5 Trieste e 0- 8 0 Chaplain, Rev. Wm. le ughes.--House-Surgeon, Mr. Parker J Memel ' 15 10 - 0 0 1 1 : 3 0 b ARRIVED.-Wm. Goddard, Potter, from Mobile-Nautilus, FLAX, v ton. Verona 5 6 - 6 6 - - Gothenburg 16 10 -- 17 0 ote . 4 ,_"n e nneils, from Marseilles-Lewis Charles, from Lisbon •• Riga. P.T.R . .. 35 0- 36 0 Ty - rolese - 8 6 ei - yburn• •6 a - 16 to Fe.; LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. i - naPttb Wiles, and Stetto, Dran o from St. Willis, 'Petersburg- Pburg, 9 head 32 0- 33 0 SUGAR, V Mel. e ra P rpe, Petersburg . ... 15 0-19 0 •• ce keen. Lantet, from Riga-Mathelda, Schultz, from Danzic. Archangel 36 0- 42 0 B.P. Muscovado PLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick. sl ' — 1 (3 ai P • I .• Rewling for Ichaboe-Cyrus, Wool, r, for Dutch & Flem. 45 0- 80 0 0 LED.- 1 rim, , , moist brown 1,4 0 -55 0 el Direct. I direct ' Direct. Indirect D • Deck anzig,o 33 - 0 44 ,u: o I r tones Lucil:e, Yule, for Hayti-Burrell, Forster, for Charles- GA 1.1.5, V. ewt. dry brown .. 55 6 -56 6 British American Pine - 021 i 4 4 . --- ----, -- Atlas, Prince, and Malabar, Barber, for New Orleans. , Turkey, blue .. 56 0- 57 0 good & mid.. 58 0 --eo 0 Australia . .. Aug. 8. Lima LATH WOOD, per fathom. .. Ang. lg. mixed 45 0- 42 4 fine &v. tinc 65 0 -68 0 Danzig, feet g, 40 -0 0 .42 Os Bahia .... .. Oct. 17. Maranham Dili East India .... 53 0- 54 0 Mauritius, Barbadoes .. Nov. 7 Mauritius i p gent. hence for Antwerp, at Plymouth e,?initude, Arbuthnot, from Onega, at Tobermory GINGER, ae cwt. dabs and mo 42 0 -47 0 seßritish American AHOGA NY, per foot of 1 inch thick. . 50- 0 0 is. Bombay .. .. Nov . I Mobile . ...• .. N0v.24. r 00.5 e Independence, for New York, (ready for sea) was dis- Barbadoes ....45 0- 50 0 brown & yel. 50 0 -56 0 Honduras , 60 0-200 0 fine yellow .. 59 0 -64 0 Calcutta Oct. 22. . N. Orleans .. .. Nov. 23. to ALed yesterday, making water, and has discehrged her cargo Jamaica - 1 0 ( E. India, in bd. 1$ 0- 20 0 East India, Bengal G. G. Hope v 4 ,1 out the leak) Vs. St. Domingo 1 0 - 1 6 koi r'nnn, Dec.2o.-The Jaeger, Reddington, from Liver- Gee, V cwt. Khaur l2 0 -49 o ... .., Charleston • . Nov. 26. Pernambuco . .. Oct 2 - . i • , %JAE rI.ANKS, British American 20- 2 6 a China .... • • Sept. 1. Rio Janeiro.. .. Oct. 17. • us ieh , or Calcutta, struck on alackwater Bank this morning. Arabic, Turkey 0 0- 0 0 brown & yel. 51 0 -55 0 a lOsper ld. a• EAKWOOD per cubic feet .... 3 0 - 3 6 1 Demerara • . Oct. 9. Savannah .. .. Nov. 26. eigea°Ped her rudder, and was run on shore in a sinking state, East India. 0 0- 0 0 good and fine6s 0 -70 0 e ' eerAves, per 1200. Havana .• • • Nov. 9. St. Helena .. .. Nov. 5, 1 theuldlniles north of this B a*; the crew will be saved, and Barbary - 0 0 1 extra fine.... 68 0 -71 0 • • Danzig, C. Pipe £lOO 0-IJo u } , do, Jamaica .. • • .. 8. Valparaiso (Sept. 14. .. ' c t he Weather moderate, the cargo also. Senegal .... 0 0- 0 0 Manilla, in bd. 15 0 -19 6 Hhd. 6O 0 - 71 , 0 2,, S. sa....______Laguira .. • • • . 4 Vera Cruz .. 1 .. Nov. 2. 1 7 P'burg, clean.. 27 10- 28 0 brown lB 0 19 0 and 5i feet long - t ' PACKET LIST. outshot 26 0- 26 10 yellow .....23 0 -22 6 Do. Puncheon l2 e-18 0 RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. 1 Riga, Rhine .. 28 o- 28 10 white 0rd.... 24 0 -26 0 ?imams, per cubic foot. s. d. s. d. e e ---- a - 3 ---, G ENERAL POST -OFFICE, December 20. 1 outshot 27 0- 27 10 good & fine.. 28 0 -31 0 Oak 2 0 - 2 El ( 7 DL. t , la ZS . •. - .... - gdrso...4::_ca Archangel .... 00- 0 0 Brazil, in bond. Plus, British Amer. common 1o - 1 6 (From the Railway Magazine of Saturday.) B. P. Is. The following calculation of the last weekly returns of 48 - I 1 ea ia• h e t ; l'a "2 ate - a e -14 to el to •-•-• "" a.; ii, 3 - am . 5 ., - -• Manilla 23 0- 25 0 brown l5 0 -18 0 red. l- 1 I o , t.D . ..let... *COO 0 X.' . r1 . ..9 o, s,MiirMa;iFe9" . o 4 Bombay l4 0- 20 0 yellow O- 0 0 yellow .. I 4 - 1 83, railways, 1,781 miles in length, given in our present number, t° ', t el a' ; ,- ,1. r) 2, '''l ;,,, ,!-:—.,„-- 0 V ti - : 4 - 8 ;,- ..;.= = will, we believe, be of interest :- Number of passengers on 34 in Jute - 14 0 white ord. .. :9 0 -21 0 D eee i e , . e....„. aaeae is -• e ,F., a N I 7i- 1 11 g. ' t a le a ; 8. , g ''' 'l . 1:e 75' !a 2- a a ses ; re. ara " 4 * te HIDES, Ox and Cow, Vto good and fine 22 0 -24 0 Memel 1 7i- 2 0 SOO Od Vld railways, 267,375. The receipts for passengers on 48 railways, 114.,::, Rq : 01'. 5-6 -.r<o Ho P-- , K Ci B. Ayres and Monte Video. TALLOW, V cwt. Riga. red.. . .. l- 1 10 '69,669 ; ditto for goods on 47 railways. £ 29,527 ; total, s 1 ere ~4 earox4 e 2sefeeo teo 4 gf inferior & mid. 05a- 0 64 P ' burgh, Y.C. 41 9 -42 0 3 ,•b :,, ,-,-; Z ga)B c) -c c) wiz F i',3 F.. 0 ~, good & prime.. 0 64- 074 Od essa 40 0 -41 0 - ay au , e.assea.(a•-so, a' o ° ,e a :Passen. Cor. wk.; tte n Z - Do. salted .... 0 4- 6 41 Archangel .... 39 0 -39 6 STATE OF TRADE. NAME. Money. 1 aa- Q. '-i tr 9 ' . .4,'•5=5 g l =ii ''° en 6 N. Amer. salted 0 34- 031 Buenos Ayres.. e 5 0 -40 0 I gers. lastyeari F E fl f = l . t ''''' f -4. ''24P P f&F -I g - - t 0 Po t.' 3 9 '4.1 oa. cs W., m a. bO l -A - eo - $,:-.. a .-3 • H .3 Brazil - 0 6 TAR, V Sri. dry salted 0 44- 64/ Stockholm .... 15 0 -16 0 MANCHESTER.-The state of our market a little before Christ mss is always dull and inanimate. and the past week forms no Birmingham and Derby .. I• • Arbroath and Forfar .. ..... - eel :4 £145 j 3,1 a_ a `,.... • 0 ,?,,' g H aso a,' .:4 • a 0 '-' 0 Rio, dry - 0 4 Archange .... , --, -,--, , contradiction to this rule. It would, therefore, be trifling with " - Birmingham and Gloucester.. - 2067 1594 - ' - t2l 13 ~ - i ---.....__, . ..t• - 5 _ ., 2 es' ? L. ? 2° A LES ~.....,- ,_...,__, z Valparaiso, dry 05- 0 6 Carolina An '-" u our readers to deal in description of ideal belie or enumerate e_ s __, —, Brandling Junction - - ;90 2 ta 3 --- - a—.....—a- Odessa, &c. dry 05- 0 6 Virginia Bristol and Gloucester - -7 av e• 'ea Zel m 4 W. India, dry.. 05- 0 6 TARTAR, V cwt. i 11 e., a " Is as things have been, the week's business is of a heavier character re a 4 I Chester and Birkenhead ex e. a a e. 0 5 , Cream of Tartar6o 0 -61 0 or. Fa ill salted.. 0 4 than the corresponding week in last sear.- Manchester Acker. Dublin and Drogheda - - 7 't g g• a. a. w 3; East India .... 0 7- 1 0 brown and ye 1.48 0 --i3 0 I a ' e ti ~, a 0 -.. ••., a Z 4: ‘ ,!3 tiser, of Saturday. Dublin and Kingstown M. 4 = r a Kips, B.A. dry. 0 7- 0 83 TEA, 70 fb. in bond o . •- • ~ LEEDS.-Though there has been no great extent of business 211 I 4 I , i Fri 1 4' 12 1 X c: , el = • c g 14 0 Bohea, Canto n Dundee mid Arbroath 28513 201 1 ' doing in the cloth halls of lite, there has been no accumulation Barham and Sunderland I ` 1 R-'1 !. `x •+ 0 z-i = - •4 1 % •: 5 e. sa Horse, d. each 9 0 - a• lla HORSE HAIR, IP lb. Fokein of stocks in the halls; those manufacturers who have not been o Edinburgh and Glasgow t •ti ' 74 ••< ;-' o ' 9 ''Z 2.' o r , 0 74- 0 8 Congou, corn. 011- I I engaged in making to order have wisely limited their produc. Eastern Counties.... , b i g ' a ~ g ',-; g '4 a, Short ' mixed - 1 0 mid. to fine. i - 2 6 lions and, as a necessary consequence, the prices of the cloths 11075 1365 1191 Glasgow and Ayr di • ii as 0 o o t ....; F' 5: =. a. long tails 1 2- 2 o' Twankay, corn. 1 li- 1 2 offered for sale continue firm. The chief purchases now made _ 1 9531 Glasgow and Pais ey .... 635 6 8 2i I e a• -- --- f; 'O' • 4 ,-... o combed - 2 4 mid. to good 13- 1 10 are for assortment ; and no speculative purchases are expected Grand Junction - 7350 6381 110 - Pekoe, Orange 1 4 - 2 8 , 5 INDIGO, V /b. its bond. till the turn of the year. Great North of England - 1026 1321 I 57 s t 1 1. • ea e . 3 H p i p es Bengal. Campoi, H entieneFiseu M•REET.-The attendance of merchants here Great Western 27409 14845 12940 1 7 I Z t ii' !q ri ~, ® -' g 0 ,< pun. & violet 00- I e./ coin. to good none on Tuesday was considerable, and their dealings were of a cha- Liverpool and Manchester - 4490 3506 10 '-' 1 i 1- O g 3 V- I t'. blue & violet 00- 0 0 HysoSkin .... n 1 0- 1 1 racier to afford good promise of an early and active spring trade. London and Birmingham - 15108 1.264 10 , c 0- 0 0 mid. to fine 1 4 - 1 10 1 te B . el blue ' . • 4 IF. violet, & fine 50- 5 6 Souchong,com, 12- 1 4 cloths; but on Tuesday everything was purchased that could be London and Brighton • • • ord. & mid. 4 3- 5 0 good to fine 1 6- 3 9 ii a parted with on terms a shade more favourable than at late London and Croydon 83914 9:7 192 33 1 ~ . • I ' a'i j Pekoe, flowery 2 0 - 3 0 • • violet & co p. 1 3 3- 4 0 markets. The wool market was firm. London and Greenwich 361603 756 662 29s n I • ' I ve 1 a mixed .. 1 cop. g. & fine. 3 6-- 4 0 Hyson, com... 1 8- 2 2 fine 26- 4 0 Ilitenvolty MARK ST.-There was a good attendance of Southwestern - 4579 4840 - • se I d • - • . & mid. 26- 3 6 Young }Tyson 10- 3 0 buyers here on Thursday, who bought freely the heavier kinds Manchester, Bolton, and Bury - 803 . (96 43 O t • • - • F.. ord i e e of winter goods, late prices being fully sustained, as the stock Manchester and Birmingham. - 2814 2562 5 F e 3 t x tv con. quality 23- 4 3 Imperial ' "- • 3 in the market was not large. In other descriptions of menu- Manchester and Leeds and tei C te ei: Oude l- 4 0 Gunpowder, 5672 5)79 si . .0 • II o .0 CI m 2 . p Madras 2- 4 6 good and fine 20- 1 0 factored goods there was a better demand, but satisfactory prices were not in all cases realised. The e'er , / market was active; Hull and Selby Midland Counties - - 8319 7634 7a s - ti ~):".....2. ......._e z ... ...,.; z - , ~ Z.. - 10e2 - - a ' I& N Floras ...... 40- 4 9 J. River, Leaf.. 02- 0 23 was firm, andowing to the •.2 asked by the staplers, the price Newcastle and Carlisle - 1524 ;326 d • t) ...-- z Z Sobres 3 0- 4 0 Stemmed 0 • - 0 0 4 4 '4 . 0 Cortes - 3 0 ; Kentucky .... 0 13- 0 4 meet tlie.r immediate d North Shields 11 71 spinners bought cautious y, and only to Newcastle an 5 314 __lr 308 2 I l' ,° 5 se 3,1 >, ~,. a wants. North Midland - - e Carrara,, , Flo, 3 9- 4 8 1 Maryland ....0 0 - 0 o i r; k K v I Z Solires ............ 40 1 TURMERIC, V cwt. in bond. Ileum MARKET.-There was a gocd attendance of buyers North Union . 6472 1317 812 44 . 1 t t : H • B. r> w Cortes i 16- 2 9 Bengal 12 0 -16 0 for the season, and a fair business was done in pieces at late Paris and Orleans - 4325 3882 3 • rates. The yarn trade was also active ; aed the wool market Paris and Rouen 11163 • 4161 3059 ! TURPENTINE, .41 , cwt. 7 n a ~,. =. " LAC DTI, 19. Ib. .ill was brisk, and as regards prices very firm, both for combing Preston and Wyre - a a 1 • 0 il D.T. and prime 1 6- 2 6 American .... 60-7 10 1 , wools, shorts, and noils. _. Sheffield and Manchester 16516 1 79 871 - o w mid. to good.° 5- 1 0 1 :ALoalza, 4)10,1.4 ' $ ie a , ~ • , ig . • ' , ord. 04 infer. 0 la- • 4 Smyrna , pickedls 0 -21 0 ROCHDALE FLANNEL MAREicr.-There has been an imprOvea demand for d d d 'd bl more have been goo s to. ay, an consi era y South Eastern . Taff Vale •• . 1450 51•9 2 094 -2 a F ~, • . . g• 114ADDIR ROOTS 49. met. Mores 10 I -15 0 sold at former p ices. The dem, lid for wool is also increasing, 8964 611 Ulster 691 6 re e . • • sniarna BB 0 - go •• w.tx, Bras ' V owl. in b"" , and prices slowly on the advance. 7I I e „ te Yarmouth and Norwich ....1 2059 251 - - E ra I a e e a us Tripoli & Syria none French none African , East Judie - l 5 7 0 - 7 1 ° LEICESTER -The severe frost, which has now continued York and North Mi ....; 6543 2.045 Ws 10 If .., , .. . - e I Naples• O - , Americas ..•• 60- 7 14 7 trade in this town.-Leicester Chronicle. TIDE TABLE. DAYS. MAN. EVN. HEIGHT HOLYDAYS, ETC. Tuesday 24 11 2 1 09 15 3 Venus rises MI 16m m Wednes. 25 11 36 11 52 15 II Christmas Day. Thurs... 26 - 0 9 16 2 St. Stephen. Friday.. 27 027 043 16 5 St John. Saturday 28 059 116 16 3 Innocents' Day. Sunday. 29 134 151 15 11 Length of day ; ; - rri, Monday. 30 211 230 15 6 LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. Direct. I direct I Direct. Indirect Australia . .. Aug. 8. Lima Bahia .. Oct. 17. Maranham .. Oct. 22. Barbadoes Nov. 7 Mauritius .. Sept. 19. Bombay .. Nov . 1 Mobile B. Ayres .. .. Sept. 29. Monte Video. .. Sept. 26. Calcutta .. Oct. 22. N. Orleans Nov. 23. G. G. Hope • • .. 26. New York . .. 30 Charleston • • Nov. 26. Pernambuco . .. Oct. 27. China ...• • • Sept. 1. Rio Janeiro .. Oct. 17. Demerara • • Oct. 9. Savannah Havana .• • • Noir. 9. St. Helena Jamaica .. • • s. Valparaiso Sept.i Laguira .. • • • • 4 Vera Cruz 1 .. Nov. 2. 13irtb5, 11arrtagr5 alai Drams. BIRTHS. Lately, at lledgerly Park, the 1 .dy of B. A. GLAYTON, Esq, M. P., of a son. On the 1 t th instant, on the South Quay, Douglas, Isle of Man, the wife of Mr. CASHEN, of a daughter. This is the third time Mrs. Cashen has given birth to a daughter on the 11th 'December. On the 12th instant, at London, the lady of W. L. DRINK WATER, Esq. barrister-at-law, of a daughter. On the 13th instant, at Bayswater, London, Mrs. WILLIAM LAIRD, of a son. On the 14th instant, the lady of A. H. KIMDERMAN, Esq of Bedford-street South, of a daughter. On the 15th instant, at Tanrult, Llandulas, the wife of Mr. WILLIAM GEORGE, of twin daughters. On the 16th instant, at 66. Mount-street, Parke-lane, London, the Countess of ENNISKILLEN, of a son and heir. On the 17th instant, at Tavistock court, Devon, the lady of EDWARD J, WELD, Esq., of a son. MARRIED At Richmond, Yorkshire. W. T. DIXON. Esq., of Stockton upon Tees, to Miss BARKER, eldest daughter of the late Thos. Barker, Esq., of Richmond. Lately, at St. Peter's Church, Mr. MATTHEW BELL, joiner and cabinet maker, to ELEANOR, eldest daughter of Mr. DAVIES, slater and plasterer, Pembroke-place. On the 17th of September, at Simla, by the Lord Bisllop of Calcutta, Major GRANT, Deputy Adjutant-General of the army, to FRANCIS MARIA. youngest daughter of General sir HUGH GOUGH, Bart., G.C.8., commander in chief in India. On the 10th of October. at Waltair, Vizgapat m, MURRAY GLADSTONE, Esq. of Calcutta, to CHARLOTTE AUGUzTA, youngest daughter of the late WILLIAM HINGE, Esq. of Lancaster. Same day, at St. Leonard's-on-the-Sea, WILLIAM EAST FIELD WILKINSON, Esq.„ 21st regiment of Bombay Native Infantry, to MARY ALICIA, fourth daughter of the late PETER HORROCKS, Esq., of Beomond, Surrey, and formerly of Pen wortham-lodge, near Pr. ston. On the loth instant, at St. Nicholas' Church, Mr. .1 tMES PICKUP to JULIA, fourth daughter of the late Mr. JAMES PYER, commission-agent. On the 12th instant, at Manchester, JULIUS BERTHOUD, Esq., merchant, to REBECCA, eldest daughter of Mr. J. F. HEMM, author of " Scriptural Instructions,' &e. Same day, at Rochdale, ROB NSON GREENWOOD, Esq., Burnley, to Miss GASKARTH, of Rochdale. On the 14th instant, at 'St. Geo' ge's Church, London, Sir F. II ASTI NG C. DOYLE, Bart., to Miss WYNN, daughter Of the flight Hon. (11A R LES WATKIN W. WYNN, M.P. On the 15th inst., at Bever'ey, Mr. JOHN WILSON, forty two years maltster to Messrs. Stephenson and Son, to Mrs. TILSON, twenty-one years housekeeper to the late General Vyse, being only the fourth time she has entered into wedlock's bonds." On the 7th instant, at St. Philip's Church, WIL' lAM BOL TON ASPINALL, Esq. of Birkenhead, to ISABELLA, fourth daughter of the late RICHARD MOON, Esq., of this town. Same day, Captain GREIG, staff otheer, Liverpool District, to FRANCES, only daughter of D. V. M'MURDO, Esq., Col lector of the Customs. at Glasgow. Same ay. THOMAS HARTLEY, Esq., to SARAH JANE, the only daughter of the late JAMES ARROYD, Esq. all of Halifax. Same rhy, at Blackburn. Mr. JOHN EAsTHAM, coal mer chant, to Mrs. ELIZABETH COOPER, both of that town. Same day, Mr. HEAD, grocer, of Accrington, to JANET, daughter of WAINMAN, hatter. of Blackburn. Same . ay, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Mr. JOHN PEARSON, of Port Glasgow, to MARY ANN, daughter of Mr. JOHN FARRIER, or Toxteth.park. Same day, at St. Mary's Church, Chester, Mr. N. DAVIS, missionary of the Church of Scotland, to CATHERINE BROWN, step-daughter of the. Rev. H. S. Joreph. On the 18th instant, at St. John's Church, Manchester, by the Rev. W. Huntington, M.A., BENJAMIN BOOTH, Esq., of this town, to REBECCA. only daughter of the late Mr. RICH ti RD JOHNSTON, of Hume.. On the 19th instant, at St. Ph lip's Church, Mr. W. HAY WOOD to Miss J. CHESTER. Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. W. R. WALMSLEY, of Warrington, to HELEN. eldest daughter of Mr. JOHN VOSE, SI. He en's. Same day, at the Collegiate Church. Manchester. Mr. HENRY PASLEY, of this town, to Miss RUTH RAWSON, of Man. chester. Same day, at Eaton, the Rev. JOHN EYRE YOUNG to the Hon. CATHERINE CHARLOTTE LYSAG HT, second daughter of Lord Lisle. On the 21,t instant, at St. John's Church, Egremont, by the Rev. J. Tobin, Captain E. D. GOULDING, of the barque Rossen. dale, to Mrs. BOUSKELL, of Egremont, Cheshire. Yesterday, at St. Paul's Church, by the Rev. Robert Davies, M.A. Mr. WILLIAM JONES to Miss MARTHA ELLIS. DIED. At Alvaston, Derbyshire, aged 82 years, Mrs. HANNAH WOODWARD, mother of Mr. Joseph Woodward, guard on the Midland Railway, who was, recently, killed through his nead coming in contact with a brid;. e under which he was passing. The poor woman took ill on returning from his funeral and died in a few days. On the 26th of Oct., at Port of Spain, of }el:ow fever, the Right Rev. Dr. M'DONALD, Catholic Bishop of Trinidad. On the Ist of Nov., in Madison, state of Indiana, Mr. B. KEARNI.Y, late of Mot;rfields, in this town. On the and instant, at Naples, in her 13th year, EMILY.BER THON, eldest d.aighter of WILLIAM R. PRESTON, Esq., of Aighburth. Lear this town, and of .Minstead-lodge, Hants. Same day, at Dunnet Manse, Cal hness, in his gist year, the Rev. THOMAS JOLLY, the oldest preacher in Scotland, hav ing been sixty-five years in the pulpit at Dunnett. On the ad instant, at.lvy Bank, Rothsay, aged 70 years, DA NIEL MOtaISON, Esq., late comptroller of her Majesty's cus toms, Glasgow. Same day, at Dockray- hall Mill-c ttages, aged go, Mr. JC BOAK, a faithful servant to Messrs. James Gandy and Sons for fifty years. Same day, at Rome, in her Igth year, ELIZABETH MARY, daughter of the late Sir PHILIP MUSGRAVE, Batt., of Eden ball, Cumber and. On the 4th inst r.t, suddenly, the Rev. Dr. BOWDIN, principal of the Roman Catholic Seminary, at Sedgley-park. Same day, by an accident, aged 41, GEORGE BROOKS, wine and spirit dealer. Duke's-place. On the sth Distant, aged 84, Dr. JAMES HOME, Glasgow, late profess.or or physic at Edinburgh University. Same day, at Cambridge, aged 7t, Miss MURTON, a person of eccentric character and habitt, who though possessed of property worth £5 , aso, lived in a most wreched state, with no other companions than a couple of starved black cats, and had the appearance cf absolute want. On the 6th instant, at Brantford, aged 78, JULIANA LYDIA, the last surviving daughter of the late Mrs. Trimmer, who so ably co-operated with the Rev. Dr. Bell In bringing into use the present system of national edo. ation. Same day, :uddenly, aged 34, JANE, wife of Mr. W. ELLI. SON, confectioner, Maryb .ne. On the sth instant, aged 28, Mr. THOMAS LEES WARDLE, letter-press printer, Manchester. Same day, suddenly, at Carnf a rth-house. t ear Lancaster, ELEANOR, wife of RICH A Esq. On the 9th instant, aged 44, Mr. PETER BER RILL, Mil street. On the lath instant, aged '5. MARY, relict o f th e l ate Mr THOMAS ROWLANDS, master cooper, of this town. Same day, at Bretton, near Chester. in her 102c1 year, Mrs. MARY KNI3HT, formerly of the Ship Inn, Handbridge, and mother of the late John Bannister, of electioneering notoriety . Notwithstanding her advanced age, she retained her faculties 'to the last, and took a part in the domestic work until her 100th year. On the 12th instant, at Greenwich, aged 70, the Hon. and Rev, R. B. STOPFORD, rector of Barton Seagrave, Northamp tonshire. Same day, at Llandyfrydog, Anglesea, Mr. GRIFFITH H. HERBERT. late of the South Dispensary, in his tt.is town. On the 13th instant, aged 67, Mr. ROBERT PRESTON, of Bedford- s reet, Toxteth-park, late of the customs. Same day, at Lancaster, aged 87, EDWARD JACKSON, Esq., of Gage-street, Dalton-square. Same day. at Davy Hulme.hall, aged 71, R. J. J. NORREYS, Esq., a justice of the peace for this county. • Same day, aged 57, after a short illness, Mr. W. 110SKINSON bricklayer, of this town. Same day. aged two years, GEORGE. second son of the late WILLIAM NICHOLS, of this town. Same day, at Keckwick, near W wington, after a short ill ness. aged i 6, JOHN HOW NSWORTH, Esq., deeply regretted. Sams day, at Brighton, in his 101st year, Mr. EDWARD KING. He was formerly a clerk t , Messrs. Wigney's brewery, mid continued in the counting-house till lie was nearly 86 years old, when lie retired on a tension from his employers. On the 14th instant, of small-pox, aged 23. MARY ANN, wife of Mr. M. PLETTS, engineer, Cazeneatastreet. Same day, aged three weeks, THOMAS GASKELL, infant son of Mr. EDWARD HEATI.EY, late of the Butler's Arms, Ple.tsu gton, near Blackburn ; and on the follow'ns day, aged 21, his wife, ANN GASKELL. Same day, aged 65, Mr. DAVID 11101111 S. Same day, at his residence, New Ferry, Cheshire, aged 3a JAMES, fourth son of JOHN BARLOW, Esq., of Ardwiek green, Manchester. Same day, at St yal, in her 82nd year. Mrs. SARAH BAILEY, in consequence of a blow inflicted by herself while taking pastry out of the oveb on the previous Monday. Same day, at Reading, in his 86th year, Captain THOMAS GILBER r, Royal Marines, father of the Bishop of Chichester. Same dayoged fig, Mr. WILLIAM HIGGINS, Wybunbury, Cheshire. On the lath instant, at the house of Mrs. Naylor, Copperas hill, of consumption, aged 24. ELIZABETH FRANCE. Same day, aged 3 , 5, Mr. J. TIPPER, druggist, Kirkdale. road. 8 Same day, aged Miss MARGARET BEST, Isvetton. terrace. Same day, aged 20, LYDIA, second daughter of Mr. CHARLES CHRISTIAN, ICermode-strest, Everton. same day, aged 71, Miss PARKER, of Brldportstreet. Same day, in her second year, CHRISTINA, youngest daughter of Mr. JOliN HARGREAVES, printer, Bevington hill. Same day, at Egremont, MARGARET FRENCH, beloved by all who knew her. Same day, of consumption. aged Ig, Miss FLFTCHER, only daughter of Mr. William Fletcher, of Ellesmere Port, nea Chester. Oa the 16th instant, aged 21, WILLMOTT, only son of G. W. HARDY, Esq., surgeon, Warrington. Same day, GRACENA, wife of Mr. THOMAS DAVIES, for merly of the excise in this town. • Same day, Mr. RICHARD PRITCHARD, shopkeeper, Mersey street. Same day, aged 84, Mr. JOHN JOHNSON, of Eccleston, for. merly of Masborough-hala Rainford. Same day. in Park-lane, aged ;2, years'Mr. JAMES KELT,Y, formerly of Ballybay, Ireland. Same day, at his father's residence. Trefusis-house, Exmouth, aged 32 years, EDWARD HERBERT DALLAS, Esq., of the Bombay Civil Service, son of -Brigadier-Gerwral Dallas. Same day, aged 70, Mr. PETE't LEADBEATFR, Preston. brook, Cheshi e, for twenty-six years agent at that place to Messrs. J. Whitehouse and Son, Dudley, and a consistent member of the Wesleyan Methodist Society for more than half a century. Same day, at Ho t, CHRISTIAN, wife of Mr. WILLIAM WOOLLAM. She has given birth to twentyahree children, only four cf whom survive their parent. Same day, at Alport Town, aged 56, Mr. ROBERT WILSON, having lived fifty.five years in the house where he dii d. Same day, in this town, Mr. NAPIER MUIRH EA la a native of Glasgow, and late steward of the steam-ship 13entinek. On the I;th instant, at the residence of his son, 51, St. Aane street, BENJAMIN TOWNSON, late of Colne, a member of the Society of Friends. Same day, at Wells, Somerset, in her 85th year, Mrs. EDWARD BROOKS, mother of Mr. J. C. Brooks, spirit dealer, Dale-street. Same day, at the residence of his son, SI, St. Anne-street, in his 73rd year, BENJAMIN TOWNSON, late of Colne, a member of the Society of Friends. Same day, aged 75 years. ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. RICHARD HARRISON, Emma Ann-street. Same day, at ha residence, Mar:borough-buiLing, Bath, ROBERT PEEL, Esq. On the 18th instant, aged 11 years and 8 months, THOMAS, son of JOHN • LOWE, late of Windsor -street, Toxteth-park. Same day, ELIZA, wife of Mr. SAMUEL GRIFFITHS, woollen draper, 114. St. Jemessastreet. Same day, at her residence, Wavertree, aged 63, MARGARET LLOYD. On th • lgth irstant, at Leigh, aged 44, CATHARINE ECKERSLEY, daughter of JAMES LUND. Esq. of that place. Same day, at Maghull, aged 63, SARAH, daughter of the late Rev. SAMUEL RENSHAW, rector of Liverpool. On the seth instant, a ed 25, Mr. THOMAS GREENWOOD, of the White Bear Hotel, Dale-street, deeply regretted. Same day, aged ati, after a shorn illness, deeply regretted by all who knew him, Mr. DAVID RENNIE, 46, Lord st eat. Fame day, at his residence, St. Anne-street, THOMAS HARRISON. Esq., aged 74 years. On the 22nd instant. of typhus fever, aged 21, Mrs. JAMES PICKU sister of Mr. J. Pyer, Great H .mer-street. PRICES OF SHARES, DECEMBER 23. Amt. paid. SHARES. Sales This Day. 6 2-^ 6 2-3 1 50 12i 'S3S 4d 133 4d RAILWAYS Barrislr y Junction !Birkenhead, M'chester& Chester, Birmingham and Gloucester Ditto quarter Blackburn and Preston Bolton, Wigan and Liverpool Bristol and Exeter Bristol and Gloucester Caledonian Chester and Birkenhead Ditto new Shares ... Ditto half Chester and Holyhead Chester and rexham !Dublin and Belfast Dublin and Cashel ,Dublin and Drogheda !Dundee and Perth Eastern Counties , Perpetual Perpetual, No. 2 Edinburgh and Glasgow . Ditto quarter.. .... Edinburgh, Leith and Granton... Ditto, preference-shares Glasgow and Dumfries G'asKow, Paisley, & Greenock Ditto half sh res Ditto preference .... Ens. 6d. 41 14Z Stock 2:s. Od Stock GlasgoW and Ayr Ditto quarter shares 'rand J unction ..... . Ditto half shares Quarter One-eighth 3reat North of England 4reat Western Ditto Half :Shares Ditto Fifth Shares Hull and Selby Ditto quarter.. Lancaster and Carlisle i..aneaster and Preston 225 1121 ••• 17i Ditto three-quarter shares i,iverpool and Manchester Ditto half shares Ditto new Liverpool, Ormskirk & Preston London :nit Birmingham .... Ditto £32 shares Ditto quarter shares .... i.ondon Le. Brizliton Ditto Loan Notes London and South Western Ditto new shares London and I ork Leeds and Bradford 1 Manchester and Birmingham nitto quarter. ~. .. Manchester, Bolton & Rossendale I lianchester, Bolton, & Bury Vlaneliester and Leeds Ditto half shares ,-4 'Ditto quarter shares ... ...... ; i Indian(' Counties I 1-sth Shares .5 Hiewcii, , ie and Ber - isk iNewcastle and Cal . iis.e Newcastle and Darlington Juno. North British North Uniou (A.) Ditto (8.) ... Preston and Wyre Runcorn Gap Ditto preference Sheffield and Lincoln Sheffield and Manchester.. Quarter Scottish Central Shrewsbury and Grand Junction. South Eastern and Dover ... ‘2 103 ... ~=g .. 522 y 1000 Stock 100 100• 100 100 Stock. 20 100 New shares Trent Valley Ulster Yarmouth and Ncrwich Vork and Nt;rth Midland Ditto halt Sire, Ditto, (Scarborough) York and Selby .C5 - i shares Ditto ''2s shares 137,1 147 •• • Iss. ••• 97 • •• • •• FRENCH, Rrc. RAILWAYS. Bou!ogne :and Amiens . Central of France Lyons and Avignon Orleans and Bourdeaux Parts and Lyons Paris and Orleans Paris and Rotten Paris and Strausburgh Rouen and Havre Strasburgh and Basle. Sarnhre and NI enEe Tours and Nantes Si 435. 6d. BANKS, and MfSCELLANEOUS. 121 Liverpool Rai'', 10 Ditto Banking C mpany 10 Ditto Ciorou,gil Rank . 10 Ditto Commercial 5 , 0 Ditto Royal Ditto Urn n Wanchester w i iverpoul Dsetrict tioriii ant Sontit In:tenon Carryi in: Company lootic Water Works C:!al Gas Company Ditto newsintre ,, TxclutuKe :Farrington Doci,s -tarrinzton tv ate r Works .. Liverpool Fire and Life Livertool Dcck Beu 1 Marine Assurance Company yew Gas & Coke Ccmpauy. Ditto, quarter Rock Ferry :team Tug Company NORTH HAY MARKET, DECEMBER 23. AGRICULTURAL. PRODUCE. s d. s. d. 1 Hay, old 21 . /b .. 0 11 ® 1 9 otntoes, r 901 b. new Clover, new u 81— 1 0 Short-tops Green ditto .... 0 0 0 Pink-eyes Straw, Wheat... 0 4 0 4i Cattle Oat 0 5 0 6 ;Turnips, 19 , ton 22 0 —23 6 Bar ey 0 3 n 34 C'<rrors.. 99 (1 —3l 0 s. d. s. d. amm PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S. Outward LONDON & LIVERPOOL Home. J amaica. Leeward Isl. Dem. & Berbic Honduras Havana New York, Boston Charleston, Savannah New Orleans Canada British Vortt A nerica Newfoundland Brazils Ricer Plate East Indies china Batavia New South Wales Cape of Good Hope Afric'i Gibraltar Lima, Valparaiso, &c. Malta, Sicily, &c. Smyrna and ConsLantinople M alaga Madeira Western Isles, Cape de Verd, Lisbon Cadiz France Holland Hamburg, Bremen &c. Gottenburg, Stockholm Petersburg, Riga, &c. Oporto 25s Oct@ 30 0 20 0 0 0 50 0 60 0 35 0— 50 0 25 0-30 0 30 0 0 0 40 0-50 0 30s od 20 0-50 0 50 0-60 33 0 44 0 17 6 20 0 20 0 _• I • 25 0-3 0 0 0— 0 0 00- 0 0 o 0 0 0 25 0-30 0 35 0 —4O 0 35 0-40 0 50 0 go 0 35 0 --40 0 " 0 50 0 35 0- 40 0 30 0 o o—e 25 0 30 0 30 0 (W 4 35 0 —4O 0 60 0-70 0 35 0 40 0 4 0 0 40 0 )05 0— 15 0 17 6 50 0 - 60 0 17 6 -20 0 30 0 -- 0 0 , 7 6-20 0 15 0-20 0 17 6- 20 0 40 0- p 0 17 - 30 0 0 0 1 7 6- 0 16 0 - 26 0 20 0 - 25 0 20 0 - 0 - 40 0 - 50 0 50 - 60 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 0- 0 0 - (1 6 1 7 6 - 20 0 1 7 6 - 20 0 20 0- 25 0 30 0-40 0 40 0 - 50 0 THE GCOD TASTE OF THE LEAGLERS DIS PLAYED AT THE RECENT ENTERTAIN SIENTS TO SIR HENRY POTTINGER. When Sir Henry Pottineer, the distinguished envoy to China, was entertained with a pablic barquet in the City of London, statesmen and merchants of every shade political opinion by one consent laid down, whilst uniting to do him honour, not only the bitterness and jealousies of pasty, but even the reference to party dogmas. It was a universal benefit which had been consummated by Sir Henry, and universally, and with unanimity, it was ao knowledged. The treaty pith China had not been dicta ted without any reference to party politics, and it was rightly judged that its author could be compl naented without the necessity of any a lusion to politics. The league, however, in this parr of tbe'world, thought otherwise; and accordingly one of its members thought the dinner, given to this distinguished man by the merchants of Liverpool, and the presence there of a cabinet minister, a proper opportunity for delivering himself of a free trade speech, with a world of elaborate statistics, and a torturing of cocker worthy of Joseph Hume himself. Another tree trace advocate was present, and succeeded in perfecting an insult upon good taste and the feelings of the influential o ajori‘y of the assembly in wEich he was a guest. Mr. James Bazley, junior, leaguer, chairman of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, and empty-headed as chair men of that illustrious body have proved themselves of late years, managed, without breaking down, to mar the unanimous feeling which actuated the remaining portion of the assembly, and to discourse learnedly of ex ports and imports, cotton crops and calico. We anticipated that the same conduct would character ize the deportment of the members of the league at the dinner to Sir Henry Pottinger in Manchester : and we were not disappointed. The same empty being was blown and explod e d t h ere . M r. B az l ey aga i n fired of his small volley of absu-cl nothings, leaving the public, who read the foolish ravings of so insignificant a per sonage, to wonder whether a leaguer and a chairman of the Chamber of Commerce of Manchester can even sleep without bobbling in his dreams the catchwords and trumpery philosophy of free trade. POISONING BY Pnlissic ACID —We are cognisant - Alf an instance, where a dispensary physician prescribed prussic acid for a patient, a certain number of drops to be taker: during the day. The apothecary, to save himself trout e, we presume, gave the patient, an Irishman a bot tle, ren aining a quantity of medicinal prussic acid, uri mixrd with any thing else. The man, calculating that five drops could du him good, twenty or thirty would be much more effectual, took the larger dose, and near)" paid with his life for his rashness. In both these exam ples, had the medicine been dispensed for the petit nts in the doses propt r to be taken, the consequences which we have described, would have been avoided, and in this con sists one of the many advantages possessed by the gene ral practitioner over the pure, whether physician or sur geon, as he can exhibit tie medicine he orders in properly divided doses, can watch and control its effects. and in crease or diminish the dose as he deems it aivisable, "'hilts it is notoriously the practice with the pures, unless when attending in conjuncri• n vial a geuural practitioner, to order medicines to be taken by drops, and of which a quantity is generally directed raucient to last for several days or weeks.--Medical Tiescs.