The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-08-06 00:00:00

41.6. , I . 2. )-, lASI, . .. . . ....... .. . .. ig i .... j.... „..... ) . . Ei teat ~ „• ____ 0 MONETARY REPORT. -zit tpp in g *Wet Itgrurr. A CASS In ..._______. 0 0 , r g ilt s b ..„...____ _ a full c't tome' ' 4 agh are Market Monday Night. -There b co ee n n ti v ie TUESDAY, JULY 30.-Wind N.N.W., light. LIVERPOOL PE ; tried put oar upie j t te havetherehad h as not been liaS been a very busy week. ARRIVED.-G. A. HOpley, Pearce, and G . eneral Parkhill, le vri a cc etk of t more business e n nY great advance in prices, Miliown, from Charleston-New World, Knight, and James The r e p ort r s(l3l". f k•lin , .be Yea r done h an d, ' a":hasrPeeseucli H. Shepherd, Ainsworth, New York-Boadicea, Evans, and vaSnucgeaori the lower qualities of E family pm , canto I, , ti s l a t,e)gs aneraepsopratrsinfe ,rs o f The co l 0 a a a (with :. . B older _ perhaps than in Rey Mary Henney, Henney, St: Petersburg --Romulus, Clark, transactions are 550 hhd t f itt t ii l •s os lw e i s ,m Riga-Caroline, Kuft, Stralsund-Emanuel, Rodker, from with 700 bags Mauritius as ng li" c i°l9 th e 'aetory per cwt. Refiners conti e a ano/ n 13, 1 0 1 ,re ea , Le , sad hti,in"' those are not expected to be SAILED,-IOV9II, Davies, ihr Quebec-Francis P. Sage, Rob- taken this week 150 CBE a s W s ~0 09 . , 9 NI L .i .._" lit, d oi 4 Pose of the lines from which son, for New York-Triniountain, Rae, Boston-Joshua Wad- 17s. 6d., 150 cases Bala) s ea y. ar ady, bll, to !ase ati : .. . I _,Otip t this , . knit that good accounts will be dington, Wukem, and Glaucu . s, Gales, Valparaiso-Napoleon 188• 188. per cwt. landed, est Y ° " i T brok e °l'd 4 y,„, lw N 0,... latter number may beclassed the I, Retout,Bordeaux-aloaambique, Pennin a ton,San Fn i Porto Molasses. have likewis and North3' „. Midland, s e -Venture, Phelps, Africa-Hero. Young, Charente-Here ,, an as real, rat ete `inined. 'a,"•Nvestern 'Yorkpaid. Lowe ch arose w d i e a e tas a .„ .erorn all f , . Midland, fordshire, Honey, Lisbon-Commercede Bordeaux, Artur, for caused larger busing an g !nu! l ei '''lllas their'•lll be issued 0 these it is -expected that Havre-Elsina Catharine, Robung, Dordt-Good Luck, Cadiz past, the sales being 1 he y 0 ~ount ry. A It in be ef a character *considerably to and Buenos Ayres-Orielton, Williams, Leghorn-sliralto, t o the ' -his Fria. into th ' et value Muscovado at 15s. 6d. 1 •e- ife —to th . e or d • The Great Northern is to Newman, Buenos Ayres. import) at 13s. 6d. to re scin if fins of Nld ss, th e a " North • and 16s. 3d. per cwt. ft toe a are ` L Pay 4 n ave ras Midland on Thursday. Tyrian, from Valparaiso, for this art at Pernambuco. Ise d ple 3 ' tie ~..4 3 net th her c ae traffic of The present half year market is tolerably steal refine , a fter hi 'NI a n 26 " t * . Yet the - Randolph, Campbell, hence at Matanzas. business consists chief]) iris Se ar 133 f t„„ •ea st , • Th e ' T , e X.• 50 shares are not Britannia, Coulthart, hence at St, John's, N.B. been sold, without chare o at 8 5 be at ~.),000 4 Per ae , London end North-western will Watchword, Lush, hence at Trieste. a Ma n died° il 'let •Of n 'a and ea - e reported at 525., am rather f al of y s a c , ou r 10 , , • rry over on doing so nearlyand at ditto John Munn (s. s.), Johnston-,Johnstone, hence . Ancona, . small lot of Jamaica Gig His ,f the sh e , a ktia n for it ' e t stocks, Insurance Shares are Victoria, Luerkin, sailed from ditto for this port 13th July- :50 bags Sumatra Peppei essiee " eat' h ea 01' a nd th •• nYals at b Brilliant, Legg, hence at Leghorn. Rice.-There has been Ii 5 his seats •ohe t ta b , 4at „,, e Lea rn° , _ fa. out • the price of last week, cIP s' Isabella, Cutty, hence at ditto. 2000 bags Bengal, of Bs, l ee p ;. - 2..t a m , e 4 Soet 2 p. aa'i and 'London at a slight advance, Catharine Jantina, Potjer, from Amsterdam for this port, at dling white. Rum.-Ne ian e a , h a ,vo n ?„ of aet L ~,, eo ns „ .. •ala the New at 3to 3a pm. This Deal. business has been done BY ~,,afe l: d 1: 4 ,,,,a t !. ash' p"e—Chrster and Birkenhead, 121; Old England, from Mantanilla, at anchor off Crookhaven. further improved price. , Id. 8;7; riling PI an and P reston reference 6 1 • l'' • as s el a • , Leeds Fifths, 9le .; . •/3 ds • Ranger, Munn hence for Corfu, at Scilly, to stop e leak. packages, 1,500 went off eel s ' t hat -01 „ fth q , . 112 a, a..• S P• s Ditto Quarters, 131 ; Lon dland from Liverpool for Wick Huea, July 24.-The Woo , , he tn ° a nd sbaaess <13 , , , ig„"I/ It to ' " which got on the Lowther Rock on the 22nd instant, has been lta''' d • ts •- ; Midlan Quarters, 1, 1 1/3 pm. ; Ditto assisted off, and is now lying in Barwick Bay, flush with the e r reath , 4 S''' - iti. t, lijO i . ' ~,o rLIVERPOOL CC a Stock 34" Ditto Halves , sie eriege - h eld g ai, ~2 te r N° and , 3 , . e, , water, and the masts gone with the deck. Cargo (saltawashed The continued extere ' been ". '• ' 'New '; Ito a l ' -'• ja - Ditto: Scr 5 Dutch out. had . re d P o i ,T 1,,,, , 3}, Y Aesurance, 18'9 - Pacific St / , eam, prices for yarns and nee in Manchester, comber e were sp e c 4 1 401 v ar e ghee • WEDNESDAY. JULY 31.-Wind N.W., light. • a in s f3accounts of the forthco ,tio „ her , jar p ate i Paaal, nil times on 'Ch . ARRIVED.—John liorrocks, Bond, from Jamaica-Ama r of a,g t ' re daraa, b krie r 4 Cott ' and times 'Change : a large business ranth, Corlise• Alebatna, and Abeona, Poole, St. Savag ed.. given increased •cotradei wile have entered.the ini and i n 10 A, t 1,,. p r ,,,, oa m . ash an immense eutlay istaking -L an c as hi re , ace, - "nea is finding its'Hedley, and John and Albert, 'Howard, ad. per lb. on American, etaltattee. and vet _ , ng way largely into nah-Atlas, Homan, and Western World, Weare, New York le Ye ar s a e his ”ierian, and Id. on Brazil, tl. , 41... a .es tor near every article are on Blanche, Cathon; Eugene, Schroden ; and -Fameha, Baseless, lie t a • ler t° thewhich rates the market N I !Pro t " e l' abund t •h th t New Orleans-Heroine, Tornkins, Ichaboea-Jtipiter,, Rigley, . . _ ale' o %Ili the De c , Peet offs 0 an ; l end wit e Ares speculation, 50;tain Arne] li rera r wlie rer y Carson ; 1t ,, 11 5(4 , 0 44 le trade of this country, the large Charleston- a tlie r r o c t y ig nl l i D A a ti ri er a e l n, C nero H n a , w a s liCha M yl r and Maria Egyptian, and 9360 Sura -lacle ve ' fee P Sli -,„ bet . er tr . wAt !! ,, P e r i 9tindi n . ° , l ,! : ,l ! present going on in Manchester Pernam, 200-Bahia, and Frederica, Musters, Windsor, N.S.-Phan- 3 Sa` o at° hip; de ° pe , r a aa rt, IF N I, h as " ""[rict, combined with the certainty tom, Smyrna-Frederica, Voss, Memel-Light of the Harem, ACCOUNT OF SAI ra,_ s ~ beg, her i. NO)11,, et produced an amount of speculation, Buenos Ayres-Engineer, Seller, Montreal -Prince of Wales, re ae“ •nea 010 tr tit w illb too far, must result in'very successful Jones, arid ;Farmer s Lass, Ludovig, Pillau-Aurora, Daunt:- For the we be l ets' poll ai d 1a,,,, \ls t et f Adam •Lodge, Johnston, Bombay-J. S. •de Wolf, Bradshaw; • 0 child' d n il al a aa v ta . :0 S.. Mary Caroline, and Kyanite, Warren, St. John's, Newfound- - SALES OF THE WE TV ° •aleagar, Burin the last few da s the hqethi'lltnht large, g , 3' land-Old England, Cuba-Omega, h 1 Pherson, Miramichi- oatoll _ 4 OO I d , lIr• T 3 ' - der s ' we 'en v'er e l i Y, and There has- also been a Sal, 2 , t* a a i road . Courier, 'Witt, - Konigsberg - Amelia, Pngwash. 16,0 Sea Island - isaseptalse On Saturday, 3,000 bags of SAIEBI9.-Elizabeth Wood, Woodmass, for Barbadoes- 90 Stained -a a t , Bo' s , H ilt' Iti e he. ' ° °ll ) `' n at MI rt e a 9 9100 bags) 'Quarrman, Jones, Barcelona-Union, Ribs, Barcelona &c. 30,00 vowed Georgia tse , bay ei Be a ata fa r -Oa. age Mauritius, kid. etit kett and 100 - hhds. Barbadees -Johnll Little, Havre t'"- (Janson, Batson, Calcutta-Cann a (sa t , aaa f Mobile Se 's loPe a pt stet ' l li ' and at rather high er - • ' Sarah, Guthrie, Honduras-Montreal, APMaster, Montreal, 15 "" 'l. Alabama andT, san • c ast his lea , sg d ever prices. Tea continues ‘Sic -James Titcomb Hill, New Orleans-Minesota, Allen ; 31220 Orleans 1. , , 145 ~ O . 4, l6 , 6, o e i se,ip tio , !Linz offering •of the lower and Pac . ific (s.), Nye, anct Empire State, Russell, New York-Cou- Nev‘ t , a,ti _ s eise i . te a t bsi e bier kth e '.' with lic , de,,,! is taken up. Coffee is dull of -tier, menial, Port Philip, &c.-Elizabeth Ann, Jones, Ratter- 535 P A e r r a i L t y," to W c c ' z e r °re it er a e ver Tl, ; ter _ 30 _sane is noted. Rum exceedingly dam-Henry, Crow, and Malitoree, Cowan, St. Petersburg,atec. -, - 2270 Bahia and Mecca is prOP s ole e ar itt }''t a rm Iliq u i r uPward tendency. There has been . • • . a { Maranhain a reo , l as a % c e Briton's Pride. Scott, hence at Malta, and sailed for Ben out 2a40 p i 4, 0 , ,,, an ts G, Y ter Rice within Sawginned n the last day or two • noa t ' he r 'ille tto ll ofh • 0 In A mer - - • ; , Murray, Bosker, sailed from Smyrna, for this port, on 15th 1 ... )1' s o f t d Minas none a ge l in ow 4, * !_t'erah l), ba t 91ders. . lea about cotton are considerea ajoly. 1•... Para st a je, it In ell) , in some parts the weather had Eniulous, Brown, and Prima-Danna, Follett, hence at - Genoa • a i a bra t he ts..da2o Demerara,Suriat QO the had broken. rs where it bad previously been , Edouard, Barbe, sailed from Bordeaux for this port an 22nd • 1815'11'0°1,1 ei12420 Egyptian iiti ela st 'unter a -s o -that the improvement in - July. .... Barbad n frote, the polo . nAd t e 0, dates acted by . . Helene, Zellien, hence at Ostend. i le a , lth Les th the disparagement in the other. .... Peruvian s ... bel l ' biS. Not', Vd e es e re had been down "the Earl of Liverpool, hencet . it Cequimbo. ( r ola al eal ast a . a heavy storm e Mary from Wallan, N.S., and Chatham, from Quebec, off •• • . Bahama ed direr ted, o ol o , a t ta a of d a • nsl it is expected that we shall hear of - .... Laguayra d a 51 ..ai , 1 Li e ttl 'Ate ' n age b Quenstown. • 10 Common West It in k A n si • 1 ,-,, . t i Y f e l, Lcled „ Y the next accounts. The storm M. A. Fleming, Stanton,' from Miramichi at Waterford. Lice - hits rd e ' n . : , 4, r ,,, ,, et A ,a 0 the - West Indies, and hadheen Zante Packet, from Buenos Ayres at Falmouth. .... Carthagena left t? m e- 3 the : 1.7' ?tar tiged Anti West - One l• James Dean, Hart, from' onduras, off Falmouth. .... Smyrna he '?briefa f a r 4 t t , , ay 0 ,, to eat her -tree vessel Iving there Broad Oak. Golding, sailed from Bahia for Maceio- and "this •• • • 'Manilla .... • . 13 8 .' n 100 'lt' a d le our Cott cr masts to save herself. art 2GthJune. 17150 Surat es ha est• r , , A . Its lit ea , ,000 bill lotto mailed opened with a good de ,l' Laura, Bower sailed from Smyrna for this port 12th- July, 40 Madras les •:_ jae glite Aies tills t he'te tll al' tak aa es a‘ vvere sold (one-half on speculetion) and Ocean, Enify, on the 14th, both for this port. .... Bengal his 3 r - ly irl' ipill iff e ; ki k a s s Zes a re - mi • On Saturday the activity continued, Jason, Arens, and -Mentor, Machefoux, sailed from Paim e•e t the ~fli S a „... l 'lla t Ceolati on ll ted to 12,000, 7000 of which were beetle for this port 25th July. 116710 bales, aa ins lat ,ala Syria, from New 'Orleans at Malaga, and ordered to Port e n d tbe e ig i l , : o e V' .acted'A t a ' ennsisting of 3000 Sur t, and 1000 ,I 01 ~, Ifi l 'M . , fe l lers 1000 of a s kinds. Full Mahon to perform quarantine. l e 01 ' the OP, V 1 ,1) '• Lar -r all des • • vai tau _ . Flora hl Donald ; Prince of Orange ; John Moore, and John LIVERPOOL . :C1 1d Or Woo : I .4 r i v _ et m _ r ee h usi.. _ ,. criptions. To-day, alsc . , we O'Gaun't, hence at Bombay. The arrivals into, , thi it e ~, be 0 Ace 'te e • u e p ara .''e-- for all descriptions ea' higher Favourite, Harrison; Saucy Jack, Welsh ; Elizabeth, Good; daring the week endng ii s",_", l 5 Mills, and Dart, hence at Hel- of Wheat, (late. and Ea. ' If is tre ia al s umo teUlarly for Brazil and Surat, 4d. per William and Ann, Child; Kate, aDv ' ',, •itl ..,- ae e rou ,, ~ Pan G n , ukto ases has been paid for the former. voet. imports of Foreign prod of thigh. ir .'4 Cs'Ci b a l . SPec o l. Thomas Brocklebank ; Nereides ; Lintin; Joseph Sanderson; nearly 13,000 qrs. of In San ity els be pa k as o ,e s. Peculators and Exporters have taken dea ig, . +- N, B of Harriet Humble;- Zion's Hope; Matilda; Isabella Harnett; upwards oft3,ooa'qrs. ext rio a 113 Fite • 'i, 1 from cotto n i and Loodianah, hence at Calcutta. from the Baltic, the nee Pe le, ~ ai l a e , r ,rn i sts , n the ports of the United States Astrologer (ses.). Milburn ; British Queen, Thomas ; Bos- further large influx of a fun% !co c a Oa ! a_ ataa, Laepternber, 1849, to 24th4uly, 1850. phorus sa. s.), Hall; Emily, Stacey ; Agilas, }bile.; and San- with nearly 4,000 sacks I , ea- , a a ,•a Flour, as specified below e A s ' W hsi f oo ° j il t) ltee,. a 2 clp t , tiers, Bullet', hence at Constantinople. Miame, Boxer, from Rio Grande; Renner, -Robe, Porto Influenced' by the vele ;, _ ,„ a A . 01,,_ . Total l oo.Y.' s atur o jar, 4 48 '• 2 r a t 8 61 Clearances. To Gt. Britain. Stocks. Rico; Speculator, Mutter, from Magatitiavic; , Aavelia, Craig, Wheat trade at our mar ere ' ore „ rte .t, ' , I 139 ' • - ' from Ca ' • •and Highland Chief, APalillan, from Richi- Id. per oth lower than a . ' 2 9,. 2 40 .. ' 7.300 .. 960,885- ... 2a4,435 raquit , allie s Dee' 0 r to i-ia,26 8 - 2,2 66,111 .. 1,505.372 .. 155.672 bucto, at Queenstown. tions Id. perlolt). abov( . 1 the J e tY r lei 'lila 2 Ile 0 , • • 1 ,731 694 1 205 832 .. 213,936 ----- ____--- Flour, however, was • ette Ce 'ele Li el f r tat, 'Late '"arl e • • e , , I 'ol nee t „ g to report In our Wool market. THURSDAY, AUGUST Barley, Beans, and Pe see "" s oPy 6its i n ehoi et a he very li ht consequently there is Patagonia-Mary Aaaeven.-aSarina, Franzen, from Ward, saleable. .. as-_, a , , a ittila, Irvine, and Harriet, Dyer, St. her ; pr o p; ki,. 1 04"! She • " c the buyers,' e g rs.' Prices remain firm. k o e i r n ell, New 'Yo . _ _ , a , . N.8.--elayrd Wellington, Winslea, Quetee. Oats. steady in value, , hter 3 fal s ow lai t 0 , e s „„ eek end . 3 7 . ' Jackson, f r Galatz-Matilda Abell, for 7 hii ,i. th setea , 45A ine sth instants-Foreign, 766 ; Saieuee-Argenti, o , , no change. 'seh t° • t se. i ss ° u• Wquote the following sum- Monte Video-Princeza, Boaze, Laguayra-James Orr, Rae, Indian Corn, upon a i at Is s SO tll O 4.,Nft . ole a t le auth • e is. p r qr. lower than I 110 ., , tl, Nb • b i , eii ~„d C o. from the circular of Messrs. Narva-St. Andrew, Paton, and Saxon, Carrigan, Montreal this lay•week. sue ° 100 0 a a t tip. - ...:...-. alary Stevrart, Pinkhaw, Beirout-Margaret, Carran, Africa- ____ 'et ai al at Dr ev e th, wl Adkr, Vera Cruz-St. Pierre, Le Gallen, Toulon-Amor, 111°1- ,e 51!•,hat at tiO$ at 4r a esa, Ilse, ja tole of the past month an animated nuriii f Fre t he kip,ka l ,„ e De I liai," our Wool market, and a degree of her, darriburgla Wheat,* 70th. e, at o, o f 41,,,tt1 i :fli r .ooo b e at, which has not been the case fora • • , - R sit red ....Old riraen'ai,VSir Henry Pottinger, M Wean, hence a att lcutta on the llth 157tio li ' . 4 0,, , a t "ile snrie a'-' l3 re• It is a well-known truism, that in , white , snag e 4 a (1. il - t I lan 'Y that"'"rict • • AMC. Irish, red 'JO' an th° I N h e pii„ , a „ ~: activity has been rampant for Calder, latzimmons, from Since re at Adelaide. et el 9 00 , ,Ditto, white i . 40 ill o r; ‘ , Z ; 'll a t il , Zpt.44Art,e4B‘:,torlianillsaref enormousui exengiz the a nd pro s l i t s: . Mehemet Ali, Alen, hence at Alexandria. Rye, English), ea qr d in ale o , Caroline; Carwithen, hence at C ro nstadt. _ _ aon 50 sae 'a l kalise P i rea: ce s is, that stocks in the manufacturers'Barley, English) *qr , for ,t 7 ,De It, a ,' , )t h ,'.‘, , hliva ti „:eu• The im ening markets are almost Resolution, hence for Rotterdam, at Seaford Reads. to & Irish, *6Oll , tY se ar tn s' l ' s 0' 1 1 47"ia . :thr,:" iii,,,,,„%` generally for deecrantions has been The Minerva (s.), for Dubin, grounded .last evening off the Malt English. - ,a ~10, qr. hill`ll Q ' t 'llv ''' ch --- • ' '• south end of the Prince's Pier, but came off on the flood this 1 w ing s o , Jr . rt , N . t el eerfully paid by purchasers. The pale kOO ini o r he ( b , , tat',` il„lier A lkler e ,Psed about the middle'df the month, and morning, and proceeded : Friel) tha t A .;t t" - ae' ." ae,kai l l' sal*lti a l s ' sat isfactory. 1 Those sates were followed Courantz, Vickers, sailed from Saugor 3rd June, and Duke oast r , ec 45 ,, ,. sg sie o - e the a 0 , WO I N s ated se were held the 18th Mt.; about 3,600 of York, 911, for this port; and Cordelia, for the Mauritius, I?,ngkisli & Scotch, olc , I t he , o f a \ tk,oa, ^k g to a on LI June. Welsh cola' 5 •. 0 8 t , e a ,' al , le ak . full attendance of the trade, and the Bt C k al Cockenzie, sailed from Alexandria II th July, and • Iv 0 , ter a la a 4N,l":ll4 h , Australian realised about Id. per lb. .. oc en . , Irish fine sorts '" a th e ye' he i 5 t. 401,, , ,T . it , t N 4 !,,,,, j a' . 1 . e been obtained a short time previous. '' A .. esa t a ß ru Ay ao I 2tl f this port general do. ° dell" of t o . 12th for The Goliale which arrived here on 31st 'al ra te ht 'bout id to id per lha dearer than the 1- "" ' • • , . . . Beans, English,* qr p ep ea at t Ut a m • , • May, froinalaverpool, laden with coals, took nre on tne 3ru in- Saadi & Irishate4Boll e en eilb e e'l ifl, P s e• at b. ethA i tte . onth before; butayellow and grey scant, through spontaneous combustiom which was got under . • 4 a a,l7t deer Other descriptions ,brought prop or- Peaee, En shat •Inte a is ,N 1 1 5 b ee old If' an ae aksre , by assistance. She has been surveyed and reported uninjured. Do. sz frith .. maple 8 ~ . to il_ s (I,_, e a a c e s al demand. Since tin sales havesen dY' a ilio! O r e ' 1qt t i, ,1 1 0 ,10 4,, ,: 6:ll.ltsfactory prices; eveD US muh ad. Flour ,per 280tb. berg ° , o o e4 :a t b i? t a;er e; •° Is:,Zla,een given since the 48th instant-for FRIDAY, AUGUST 2.-Wind S.W. to N.W., light. Enelish & Irish,2ndi ,e, ta b , Pe . l i a s ,"at e ltse s Intli,' s has been disposed of at 7id. per lb., Aunt WM.—Mary, from Africa-Persian, Hopkins, Demerara Ditto. superfine '' ee' e le- e t t llaaaeea, eac t a a t Fit per lb. ; and asimilar rise is noted Hampshire, Chase, New York. Oatmeal, ' . .f. Id. of 2401 b or t 01 ' et' t d ' L oi s red tti t 11;,. ,;', l O i t , ksa ,a ,se a ", 3 e r who the transactioats of the month SAILED.—Johann Carl, Jaburg, for Cuha-Dannebrog, May- Irish, .1849 id coil ,DO % 'i tt I' i t : fie, A e than an average_, taking into account enson, Santa Martha. &Median Oil 49, . 4 0 1 . 1, 11,..t,, 11 111 e , th r, all o a,o , o i ald tmand . ni e st s a in or e l s tith ei a r i p ai r as7Pa i „!i e , _ Illesear.u._ Rant, c, jun .sa n A 11. 1-11 in, .12.4.11a1....., 1......... .....--e.a Bran. le 241 t, / e „ace iiiie h !lie . ; a :b a ilie het a ' (10P were Oe. krvi i p 'lsi e Pas a held for rather too . bigh prices; in cutta. a, re ~,,r d ° di ll. o z :i t :N t h s e ees re limited ; buyers operate sparingly at London, Botcher, hence at Richibucto. Wheat,*7olb. e l''''" he' t I' 4 t en 41. Pi ' English and Irish: Extensive sales Astrologer, Milburn, sailed from Constantinople for this fte- . s s o li la lit t r, eri eeees e 'Jul• Canadian red 3 8 _hie , c ol _ Sta dt 0 P lie to g , gy t a . t, tit n ) , re t 1 , 31 _ e. , antesieeirsantelatrfnenfietr here;siare read to r *po . . a t r - i t e en th at a ia e , y t., 44 4 ,1 8,„ ka. k t , TTer eritre, Len, and Penelope, hence at Naples. Danzig', mixed and ck 7a s ' the f ' t te Itl. L thi te m eti orts ' s a are applicable." Sir R. Jackson, Doran, from Charleston at Naples. L Baltic & Ilmburg de tt° b ey° tea' . t s ,' th e t a Piotar I n our iron market- continue very Victoria, Evans, sailed from Cadiz for this port 22nd July. Riga and Petersbg. de 4 5FP d e aid e ta a eS a a a""ns remain unaltered. The advices Friendship, Ward, hence at Texel. Odessa, common de vra a t , ith e • 63. t, 44 iPar 'ivit - 00 effect the kt h in Blarney-{s.), hence at Brielle. French Spanisle&c eh ei . as i t ck ,i ii ) k h . m that upor . i . mar . e _ ere ; Pro Bete Kirkhove, hence at Ostend. Thee h as, at qa e s t hdgea , country in this article has been Bann at' &Ma rianopol kat* , P„ai '' ,e, t,t t y ,,, ~,, he 4 ,, - . latterly Metliter., &c. hard.dt ‘ Grid .. o_ aesa g • SATURDAY, AUGUST 3.-Wind,N.N.W., light. Rye, es qr., Baltic, &c its, pi, are s 11 , ' dit, a,,, is , 3 7se ra f'," o ll of the trade is principally turned ARR IVED.—High land Chief, from Reetigouche-Chatham, Barley, * 60Ib, Grin din, • cte r 't lic e ' 4 ()6ee,,, 5 , 14;1 large transactions have-taken place at Vinnes, Quebec-Maa Charta Driver from Alexandria- Oats, '4l , 451 b. • b o ra Atp i f, 4 4 ,4 ''Slei n ntlea e `a rate and low-priced wines are still Achilles, Velt, from Raguse-Pembroke, Kendall, Dunkirk- eeansaloqr. European a o c Se reci es 'rect° o s ad t, ; ( 0 ha g s ad v ,„emand being cood, holders are rea- Margaretha, Broonigard, Groningen-tewea, Lofgi en, Ham- es .0301 D. Eg) ptian c oil a 5 DO ourg-Jvliny Pepita, Bremen-Eleanor, Morgan, Rotterdam. Pease,* qr., to a . Sih`k , hi'. "w.: ts "eed rates, In Brandy we have no fro OP 11 0 qi, ti or, ge mark tcontinues firm,, and the d SAILED-Benjamin Boyd, Power, for Africa-Asia, Fowler, Baltic, &c., white e rm s e e .li tere,i h ied Ole! I sa a reit a , Calcutta-Lancaster, Reed, Demerara-Hope, Besant, and floar,v- barrel, ! l in' , gg e• 011 A 'Na II - ""'ve ' bather, Thomas Mellor, Purchase, Pernambuco-Henry Ismay, Banks, C ana dian sweet anhr t idtbY• ar s Nti gh lie ~, ek, 1 1 .,. Fr, which prevailed during the Tampico-Enterprise, Griffiths, Vera Cruz-Kitty Cordes, U.S. Vest. Canal .. de lirtY' "of _,',Ao: f ra IN: N i th e , RN, 7, imparted a downward tendency Findlater, Mobile-Niagara, Smith ? an d E mma Fields, Snow, Mile& &Blaimore.do abe t h ra• , ,;, 4 , e 's a the, orte es ‘ n roughout the United Kingdom, New York-Prentice, Woodbury, Vii:ginia-Niagara (s.), Stone, Da.•&Canadian.. sour Theo l e : pe t ot ~,r ka kt e .4 lis e l ere as i, s () f supplies in some parts of Eng- kap fee n a r n r d e ..a; ew York-United Kingdom, Cotter, Quebec- I n l ii m a n e American in;litsii-leBolb. one' steel fr kelie tt 'nte e 'n l re i;',F Inn:lours of the appearance of the u, C yaGalatz. r °° * Di° tt e-- European do ich of e t i ph, ey ee „ t , ''ul, have checked the-decline, and Livingston, Thomas, hence at Calcutta 14th June. Do. Meal,* brl. 196 ea A, any „ it. 0 6 'Cott ti eos t ,Nned . " 't nal cases where a trifle higher rates Nuevo Rosario, Goietchea, hence at Teueriffe, and sailed for ____ ' at* o te of Iliati Lae 'N e rho set l f tat tthl • h Fuert-eventura sth July. ' o us t g was t .. te ce corm v ery. , „ .pp y o po . oes o e ris CORN E at Odessa. I r ii • Wi g 09 , 4 i rli a ',,el a ,,! e a .. _ng to i s c gs, and as yet 0i.4 a-small por- Sul n ta n na, i ß er oger a s a ,. he a n r c r e , The auspicious weatbi re in • o Carr, hence at Teneriffe. market shewany disease and as week a was interrupted o ;tried ro sat t,t,il,o.a"t'es.a7dingly moderate Hellespont, Bell, and Livorno (s.), henceat Genoa, but n )t being either hex olOP lPte b ist f ' 44-'4 i' I li i a t aest to a , they are msed by the - Emilie, Fritz, hence at Archangel. morning exceedingly fin i t hte , A , D„?ll , ,„li tti co nsen _i•rie exclusion of every other food. Philomene, Bolcke, hence at Ostend. a t o ~,,a fa passed over rather qu 'l7,t IliprI c „;(e el ia iu'eace, remains in liMitedzeqUeSt ; John Knox, from Ayr, for this port, at Ramsgate, Isle Man,r° :,spa'7 l o l4 ,!,t o value of any article.-A ' e&" e'" 0 n iti tii., , a 7 St e a , "'Rea° notice in its value. To-day's leaky. kl 're aeat "e' B l b s Gutter', Olive,sailed from Paimlutuf, for: this port on the markets generally exile, ' t Pl io 4 ls‘ e d 'la t:'ld a h ay . Y telegraph, again lower, holders without any important 1 s O 01 a p t tfli * , ti c ) 11 ) VO re; leg submitted to a decline of Is. 29th July.. • Of Briti l sh and Irish ) 1 . sr se of,,o:Patriot een Roddock cleared at Calcutta, for this port, 4 14 4 3 1 e n r1.14 t • gil la • Qu , , Monday last arc extre e. ~,,c e .w 0 ~.‘ la a erto . a trifle easier to purchase. 1 a Ist a une. le oe , th; 0 ,00, , .cells ); 0. alteration in prices, (between this ' bat th a • ~ae, the trad e • excepeFlour from the U e i on_ for 4 he iLkilt De (o.d ails' a a In Brunswick street has been 'VESSELS SPOKEN. which, viithB9lo qrs. of t a ro , ies a.. 4 ae 4 C al al' - "met' feeling . L ta e ilti , th e again evinced by Portland, hence for Quebec, 17th July, in lat. 50, long. 15- thence fresh in for to. ac ioCS'C o p 0 110 1 \ Vet ; ntls.'e e w eather being x • l i Susan and Ann, hence for the Straits of Belleisle, in hit. 51, chiefly from the Baltic, .. el s a . ;, 4 a m eie at tlash ases _„ e ing y.vae , long. 52-Passenger, hence for Valparaiso, 17th June, in la . t. it, OW o "Jrain trivial. hre • limn of Wheat were made at al3 N. lone. 27 W-,Jane, hence for Old Calabar, 19th JulJly, in Having had a very slot fi lled 1 0 0 al ei,,, old leao,. previous rates. Indian Cornhas 44-C ;lain, hence-for Montreal, 6th July, in lat. 46, long. t ° rllc , millers at our Corn !tech 1 ) 0 gl ea n 1 N , ~ : i o thei? ,, ; . ri after, and purchases have been 39-Patras, hence for Gaspe 7th July, in lat. 46,10ng. 39-It. et beret, 0 he art of both to rei on t ;el ll a N / 4, 44 ~article 6 d- Per q sadvance.Not much Alsop, of New York, 2.4 th 'July, in hat. 47, long. 22-Adam I P dull' and alth ( die *f e ti c? Vl' 1110 ale/ i l la- Th e • -r • - et i rzgach a o 5 , Se% de rat a -r•a Y last andarrivals into this port from 25th July, in lat. 50,10ng. 13-Foxhound and Phantom, both': sett used ' e eS a ki 14 s ti th e 4-, and those '4P to . Saturday evening, from Smyrna, for this,yort, 9th July, off Gibraltar-Sylvia, was thought „ necessary to 701bs. was conceded.-F1 aes ,11 I}:itvlotie°nsi,tr.l'eriean ~, .coastwipe extremely deft- from Marseilles, for this n, off Cape Trafalgaa-Lord Al- fair demand, with very! bile a jan; c aill a, . \ \ „,r ; s _ s of B ,,,,otates the import during the - thorp, from this port, foralparair, Ist May, in lat. 36 N., in„ for sale, each reinai any t 54 COo S a'a l t ,, ,ltt 4 4a 'seat " ( I f ro ."-' gra.stndian Corn and 1Z,815 lone. 18 W-Labore, hence for Calcutta, 7 . th Maya pi lat. 2.7, well as Irish, falling aff a to ra lly li" 1,„ he ! I tks ' with a ra , the -.various ports of Europe, long. 19 \V-Athena, from Calcutta, for this port,. .7tH July, in per sack. t he o P o l ,, e 6 je u ea Sl' 0 OtOls e made : le y' small, cargoes of other grain lat. 23 N., long. 36 W-Gazelle, hence for Tampice„.7th r July, Barley continuing to lad aas; kla Oa l'esite Att ne weeks hackunder this h d ' in lat. 23, long. 26 -Roman Empress, from Havana, for 4al a- TuesdaY's amendment.- , not i l e hi s t "bilt 441 e 24; e ittk i5 t i tile -n w hich must r , t _ ea . , ;Faso, 10th July, in lat. 30, long. t 4O-Mary s.tl Cennon, from Cal- Beans and Peas in model to u ° ,. soY c ioty It 'IN .44 „real state of th e . various from the ma- , cotta . , jor . L a ondon,_ 13th July,_ 4. 3 , for Cotic,l4thJWay,_ hat. tat'. A " g lO 3 n 4 g - . A 40 r • eq l.r ' dy variation was apparent.. co ve c o , 0 ,0 1 1, 4_, , st e f tarn sa nte out by Ire accountsa ious corn mar- . Sa N ° e ln wbur ° y, ll hence for the Bay. of Chaleur, 24;11July, in lat. 50, barely sustained prevail he ge'i t 0 it k ttli ei , t 4 itt e 'h4 4, ttroad. Our _which we laY din- o c long. 11-Henry Warburtoii, henre for Port Natal, 2901 June- InVoereromene"rialileeaorr'btsg; i eel' dea t hen 14 " ha s e rash ~•eorrespondent from Tanjore, from Alexandria, T. rfor Liverpool, 7th July, off • ' g have 'P . . A,O / h. , h l a th e 4 co n , , i spirit .of. epeculation which Cii av t Lily, hence for Alexandria, E. 19th July, off in Potatoes, again e. ber , , of se„na s le ~. er nes P ately vanished and some parties an . a- H aer ft. this many parcels have charni eri° l " it Na,, , l sll,:fely" s displayed to ru ' xisrices up to Galita- Helen, off Ins port, .outward " bound, .4th July in long. - La d 'of the lat. day's prices: lire consun a th• 1 11-‘1.. 'l 4 ' 1114, e : 5 1 '" If an 46, long. 10-Itinvos, hence in lat. 48, 49- Y b ig 1 , 41 ,, sa , air f would appear from this Lake, from London, for St. Andrew a ise lat. 43, long. 64-Thomas el a e9 0, '.1,4 ( , er e , • 11 found out the truth of our Wood,. for St. John, N. 8., in lat. ..43, long. 62-Rose of Gran- LIVERPOOL CAT' gt 1k a 4 , 11 ., ) , vi qoll vele, in lat. 48, long. 27-Catharine, hence tor New York, lot o ,ho cii , , 1 - .' b I ttr.N t °f . tilid s '• W ith m • • July, in lat. 44, long. 55-Brilliant, :from Limerick, for Que- . fhere has been a full d o e s chi I N 41 1 „ 0 t ic , kl ci , (11 11 , ore inquiry for Beef, bec, in let. 49, long. 23-Maxwell, hence 14th July, in lat. 4-, 9 : market this day. Beef Nv ales, t' V o l ~• aal 't Ithr e g rath i'' ulitY have been sold this Mutton dull of sale, and • long. 41--Cuba, from London, for Algoa Bay, off the Cape of 5 t . g tes e ' teti ce seo • eee e l _ e ar _ r (-,,, por t and lower prices E k hasalso G e-Barbara Gordon, 22nd June, inN., long. 26 . eP r rer e „a V, va. kit h et, _ ana _, i . , • Or W Johann same day-Borneo, same.day-lago, 20th March, Prime first-class , Ila rt ;,tip a ao, es t% a•_tal go o d ' __k I Ps stores, old being Is. . T at , s 1 4 1 .,.. Heifers Second-class . °n pt' pla ys tio s .1, • d i Pa Nt Wee ted are t o a fair held mare firmly. a . 23 E-James Fagan, of Dublin, bound east, ' in J . - ..'i' let. 46 long 58-Seallower, from London, for Prime first-class Oxen. s ish . o ce o r e ;io it t, 4 l th lial , at t , air extent, at full prices. Old Cows and half-fed 7-fallifauxlY, July, 'in lat.. 50, long. 19-laidustrie, of Dublin, ' Reel s i g c- 11, hti e ,e B, l l '➢ begl, ue quotations, but liPrime Wethers, (shearl Rai u of goie f3 '^ t '• "sr °ea ' With , ams re- for Quebec, 24th Jul July, in lat. 51, long. 11. atiff, o , s s „ e tv '‘,. ( in t 'Nal. Tile e an der 10 a moderate.demand -Second quality (dit 3 " (.1 i' bel. - 8 0 Vlc e , fi ll , It y rec eat , 0 tons, at barely last Passed the Sound for Liverpool. Old Scotch and Irish ,aa so C, a o ~ 111,4 : 4 a hla e. ss b l ; ret ards I MParts of Cheese being of July 19, Argo, Shultz, from Konigsberg. Lambs „ e ci a, by e,itoe 19, Amethyst, Harris, from St. Petersburg. Number of Cattle in mar ' car' Cll'fterC , 4i4li ott YqB at 25 un alness• Grease Better, 20, Haabet, Smith, from Qtockhohn. Lambs, 11,527. war d ss a ‘ 'as ti,,,;% i i t o ,nf / . 84 - 3 . 6d. to 30s. ; inferior torts 0 . v i 22, Box, Wienke, from Stettin. 'sills A sa, tt 1 ! s , 1 . 1 , 1 4 1 7 : 'isle v i s i c , ~ , . 22, Nelson, Appleton, from St. Petereburg. LEDDS FORTNIG Via, a " e u scia ou I 4 l j ah 1 , 4, ;ir ll ),o 2;. % ro y i r n i sng the week, Las 24, Gem, Fletcher, do. We had an average su ) iis eoc,- r ot a pi) l'o h a y's' blip- al^ 1. 1 n k • 1,228 crocks; 24, Catharine, Geers, do. 4 ° ela te ri Op erltif.,, ele i s f • , Lard, 1 tierce, 60 - - -------- - - done, all being sold. Ste Felt en ts se , -, es Etat , kt a u 0 course Butt in • °I." , Ca rre , ~t a rat e d _ . ap a, _, „ Butter, which, TIDE TABLE. 7s , per st. of 161b5.; Mir t 0 aired k again st ;., ut fresh English in the ~ the ov er's) N.,: ul• tl tae con au • . , . At the fi r , co nsumption, still prices _ DAIS. ( MORN. I,EYRNG.I Hewn.) HOLY DAYS, ETO. s r able, p reot a te , kt'a , -------__ a ccounts from Ireland Aueust Ih. us. Ih. u!. I ft, in. 1 ,.. ___ ....5.. _lLord. LIVERPOOL AG n ass • aeili seo' a h J.t 0— -------- r t he - ,per 9 ' to ristP p r f ,, a t . r. 4 K ers est1 0: 0 1;e-, of cr ri ce wtl, n ilue be otl io and . 0 150 r 01 4; -urst.' o r Dye she ,f, ruP 0 ? „ 111 .1 te frog 'Po ° . 0, 5 fro —4 Ol reJ ire ° p re u P t il te , .8; o ,l e CO ) 5 P llf po c r r° s6 roe 01 thti h 414ti0, \~ T, GAtliEll.AL POST OFFIC August.) h. in. h. tn. ft. in. [Lord. Tuesday.— 6 935 10 2 15 9 (Translation of our Wednesday. 710 28 10 54 17 6 iNew Moon 9h. 21m., Thursday .. 811 18 11 42 ;19 2 I [Evening. Friday .... 9 0 6 10 11 I Saturday ..10 028 051 120 3 ,'St. Lawrence. Sunday ....11 114 137 19 5 111 th Sund. after Trin. Monday ....12 15 8 221 i lB 1 I SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER, BY MB, C. H. CHADBURN, 71, LARD -STREET ATMOISPHIRIC Daily Direo. 1 Temppraturel • H ti of on in umidity at Fall . 2 Pressure at shade by self-, Noon. of Wind o registering Differenneaf at F Nine , Six thermometer Wet and Dry Rain. Noon. *F l ‘ a.m. Ip.m. lMax. Min. bulb. tif In. In. F Deg. Deg.l Deg. In. 30 , 30.20 30.13 79 61 311 30.09 30.10 69 ;11 30.16 ' 30.07 71 1.! 30.05 ' 29.98 74 3130.03 , 29.94 71 4 N ati' I 8 13'; 0 1 o ;O P OA 9 0 0 fl pO o s ch ` co o t o f I° ll' o' iges to t ber DP t b e 5 t 135 oi f tile o, e g 3 )1 1 1 be ei liert(1011' 0.06 ,N N Ns/ 2.56 s.by F.;67 57 0.26 jw Nwl7s 58 68,54 70;58 51.28.64 1 29.61 THE WEATHER.-July 30th . morning, mist; day, bright ; night, clouded.-31st: light rain continuous, misty. , —August 1 : clouded.-2nd $ clouded ; 5 p.m, heavy rain.-3rd : bright ; night, squalls.—ttir : c.AI. hree7e, glAngled ; night, heayy —sth; rain continuous!. 4468; 1( LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE 42224 102000 G JULY 30. The ois port, coastwise and from Ireland, during the week ending yesterday, include n moderate quantity of Wheat, Oats. and Hour, with a good supply of Malt: the imports of Foreign produce within the same period comprising early 13,000 qrs. of Indian Corn, chiefly American, against upwards ofi3,ooo'qrs. exported to Ireland; we have also to note from the Baltic, the near ports of the Continent and Egypt, a further large influx of Wheat, a fair accession of other Grain, with nearly 4,000 sacks of French and 3;272 barrels of States Flour, as specified below. _ _ _ Influenc - ed' by the very favourable change in the weather, the Wheat trade at our market to-day was rather heavy, and prices Id. per 70Ib. lower than on Friday, thereby placing the quota tions Id. per:7olb. above those of this day week. Flour, however, was in moderate request, and maintained the advance previously noted. _ Barley, Beans, and pease, rather clearer, and somewhat more saleable. Oats steady in value, and in moderate demand. In Oatmeal Indiaii.Carn; upon a more limited inquiry than of late, was Is. per-qr. lower than on Friday, but still is. higher than or this day' - BRITt9H s. (1. s. d 5 H 1 6 1 New .. 6 2 6 2 6 5 id 0..... 6 6 5 4 5 9 do. .... 5'9 s. d. s. d qr.. I 0 0 Irsll6olt 0 0 Chevalr, 3 0 !sh & Scotch, old 2 8 o - 2 10 New 2 6;_, do. . 2 5 do. —32 0 do. —25 0 do. —3O 0 blue 010- s. d. s. d ". Ilail"eBD'd Pac Next Pack e hT 4 , 1 , 1 d .....2La-stilecl.44l due. LSkir,;•.:: . • • : : • • • }I 'l4l'irDt, 4a k ) 4 4N4 14 :14. 1' °r 1 : 44 4t r V 4 ' , ex u :p a ol t , l ez ks.k. 4 (1 Vg t :c 4 , 4 1 F 3t 4 a..} t tn:R l ll' 3, 14 r T AI : tjtj:l,B /t h' )7th e~~ 1 2701 3 ,Aladrid .... t Mail iqtaor:ti f , July 27,c ue.. Aug. 5 2 0th Of e,,er ; lndu Ju1 .... Mail 20 1 d N ue xt Aug. 2.8 2ZociPnt,ielrtll Sever n Next Mail ho htl y . July 17 i • - ...ue Aug. 7 2h(lcif I ,0411 every iGt. Next Mail °"IY-1 ' JulJl n 2 17 ti , ofo u y due Aug.ug nionv. sery!Severn Next Mail ow 1 Y.l July 17 due Aug. 7 eVl'4l). of t 4th H Penguinki Peterel erY Monh Jul y6l Aug. 24 Aug: 3 AugEvjl, alter.iNiagara !Am ica .. . 14 0 extra THE LIVERP••L STANDARD. ;ffiariteto. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. Atm. 2. Sugar.—There continues a good demand, and a further ad vance of 6d. has been paid for most descriptions, except for the lower qualities of Last India, which are dull of sale. The transactions are 550 Mids. B.P. and 4,000 bags Bengal, together with 700 bags Mauritius ; low to good yellow at 38s. to 395. 6d. per cwt. Refiners continue free buyers of Foreign, and have taken this week 150 cases, 4,500 bags brown Pernambuco at 17s. 6d., 130 cases Bahia at 178., and 400 cases (to arrive) at 18s. per cwt. landed, establishing an advance of 6d. 30 hhds. Porto Rico have likewise been sold at 38s. to 38s. 6d., duty paid. Molasses.—Lower prices have been accepted, which has caused a larger business than has been done for some time past, the sales being 1,110 casks, including a cargo of Cuba Muscovado at 15s. 6d. per cwt., 430 casks Trinidad (an old import) at 13s. 6d. to 145., 300 casks Antigua at Iss. for old, and 16s. 3d. per cwt. for new from the quay. Coffee.—The market is tolerably steady, but without much animation. The business consists chiefly of Jamaica, of which 200 tees. have been sold, without change in price. 10 casks Plantation Ceylon are reported at 525., and a few bags native at 455. per Cwt. A small lot of Jamaica Ginger sold at 955. to 101 s. per cwt., and 50 bags Sumatra Pepper at 3d. per lb. No sales of Pimento. Rice.—There has been less inquiry, and the sales are limited to 2,000 bags Bengal, of Bs. 3d. to 10s. per cwt. for broken to mid dling white. Rum.—No sates. Tea.—During the week a good business has been done both by the trade and speculators at further improved prices. At a sale held yesterday of 2,000 packages, 1,500 went off briskly at fully previous rates. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. AUGUST 2 The continued extensive dem Ind and upward tendency of prices for yarns and nearly every description of textile fabrics in Manchester, .combined with later and still discouraging accounts of the forthcoming crop in the United States, have giv ' ice to both speculators and sr.' --rs :spumes., wno have entered the market very freely, paying an advance of ad. per lb. on American, ad. to ad. on Sea Island and Egypt ian, and ad. on Brazil, Surat, and all other descriptions, at which rates'the market closes with great firmness. Taken on speculation, 50;670 American, 1430 Bahia, 130 Maranham, 9320 Egyptian, and 9360 Surat; and for export 8020 American, 240 Perlmn, =Bahia, and 3350 Surat. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, For the week ending August 2, 1850. Prices paid in the week, Imports ThisWkiThis Yr. SALES OF THE WEEK 90 Stained 30200'P-owed Georgia , 340 ,f Mobile & Alabama and Tennessee 7 20 New Orleans 6 Pernambuco & Paraiba, S t Aracati and Ceara ..- 2270 Bahia and Maceio 140 ff Maranham Sawginnee liil 1 234491 363809 8b Ri 7i 10646 3910 S } 2011 84 1560 7i 20 Demerara,Suriviam, Stc Laguayra 10 Common West lndiaAz.c. 71 ilftarL ets. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, AUGUST 2. We have had a week of the finest weather ; but, though business has been confined to retail transactions, prices have, with slight exception, been supported with considerable steadi ness. To-day the market is slow, but without pressure to sell. Some slight concession may be made in the price of secondary qualities of each article, but we see no reason to alter the quotations of our last in any particular. The reports of the probable yield of the coming harvest are not so flattering as heretofore, and as regards potatoes they are somewhat unfa vourable. PRESTON CORN MARKET, AUGUST 3, • Under the influence of favourable weather, the trade during the past week has ruled dull, but from the lightness of stocks in store and the firmness of holders, prices have remained firm. We had a fair supply of English Wheat at our Corn Ex change to-day, the demand for which ruled dull at a reduction of 3d. to 6d per windle. Foreign in limited demand and most descriptions Id. per bushel lower. French 6s. 2d. to 6s. 6d. ; Baltic 6s. Bd. to 6s. 9d. per 701bs. Flour fully sustained our I..st quototions. In Oats or Beans no alteration. Oatmeal without change, choice qualities 235., good 21s. to 225. per 2-101bs. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. AUGUST 2. The supplies are,less than for some weeks. The trade influ enced by the fine weather is very quiet to-day, and the busi ness limited. Wheat is is. per qr. cheaper, whilst other arti cles sell in retail at late prices. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, JULY 31 During the present week millers have boUght Wheat cau tiously, but last week's prices have been nearly maintained. Grinding Barley in demand, and quite as dear. English Beans held for some advance. Oats maintained their value. NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET, The weather the whole of this week has been highly favourable fnr the growing crops, which are progressing rapidly towards maturity, but it will take fully a month of very fine weather before Wheat reaping can begin in this neighbourhood. • A partial commencement has been made with Barley in forward situations. The farmers supply of Wheat to-day was very limited, and the arrivals coastwise are trifling. but a fair quantity of foreign is reported. The demand for Wheat to•day was slow, but the rates of last Saturday were fully maintained for all descriptions of quality, and a fair amount of business transacted. Grinding Barley sells readily at late rates, say 19s. to 20s. per qr., weighed 56lbs. per bushel. A better demand for English and Scotch Oats must be noted this week, at slightly improved rates; foreign in large supply, and sales difficult to effect, although offered at low rates. White boiling Peas scarce, and rather dearer. In other grain no change. South country Flour is getting scarce, and commands is. per sack more money. Wheat—Northumberland, white, per qr Do. Do red, do. 445. to 465. 425. to 448, 31s. to 32s Flour—Norfolk household, per sack WISBECH CORN MARKET. AUGUST 3. There has been a good show of Wheat here_ to-day, and prices Is. lowerthanlast wee but qaality not so good as last ear, and not so heavy by 1 lb. to 2 lbs. per bushel. A fair quantity has been offered here to-day, and made from 445, to 48s. per quarter. Best Red Wheats.. 621bs. toti3lbs. per bush..42s. to 44s..extra—s. Secondary Wheats.6olbs. „ 61Ibs. „ 3Ss. „ 41s..extra —s. Best White Wheat..62lbs. „ 631bs. „ 445. „ 50s..extra —s. Sec. White Wheat..6olbs. „ 611 bs. ~ • . 40s • If 43s..extra —s. 651bs. ~ 6641bs list. „125 t.., • 265. „ 29s..ext ra —s 8d.,, 9d. extra—d. DUBLIN CORN MARKET, AUGUST 2 We had an exceedingly dull market to-day, but we note do alteration in prices of old grain since Tuesday. Our quotations for Indian Corn must, however, be considered nominal, as scarcely a transaction occurred. New Oats were sold at 9s. to 9s. 6d. ; new Bere at Bs. to Bs. 9d. ; new Rapeseed at 18s. Gd. to 20s. White Wheat Red ditto Barley Oats, old 23s 6d to 24s 6d I Oatmeal lOs 6d to 11 s 6d 21s 6d to 23s 0 , 1 Second Flour Its 6d to 15s Od 9s Od to 12s Od I Indian Cm 9s 6d to 11s 6d I 480 lbs 26s Od to 23s Od BELFAST CORN MARKET. AUG. 2 The weather this week has again been fine, and everything that could be desired for the growing crops.. The trade, in consequence, has been dull, and lower prices would be accepted for .all.articles, but for the continued rumour of dis ease in the potato plant. All that appeared this morning at market were sound, except one load, which was much dis eased. There is a great disposition among farmers to hurry the crop to market, from the general and increasing appear ance of decay in the stalks ' • and the result has been a rapid decline in price, Is. Bd. to 2s. 4d. per 112 lbs. being the cur rent price to-day. At these low rates they are going largely into consumption, and in consequence, at this day's market, Wheat, Oatmeal, and Flour were dull, and rather lower. Oats about the same as this day week. Indian Corn dull of sale, at prices somewhat easier than last week, but holders are un willing to submit to any great reduction. CORK CORN MARKET, Auo. 3 Flour has a moderate consumption, at prices a shade im proved for strong seconds, which are scarce. Inferiors have a limited sale. Holders of wheat are asking the late advance, which checked sales this week. Indian Corn has again attracted speculators, and the little selling is at 10s. per ton. Farmers are very anxious to turn their potatoes into money, and the markets are largely supplied at sd. to Bd. per SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, Jutr 31 We bad a large show of all kinds of stock, and generally of good quality. The demand, though good, was not sufficient to effect a clearance, and both Beef and Mutton were in favour of the buyer. The market closed heavily, with a considerable quantity of stock unsold. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, AUGUST 1 Our market was this day a full average supply, and quite sufficient for the demand, which was, however, confined to prime kinds, at from 445. to 465. to 475. per cwt. in sink ; in ferior kinds, 365. upwards, and lots unsold when we left of this qualitv. There was a large show of Sheep and Lambe, which t,rought about the prices or iast weex. mutton 4V. to 50. to 6d. ; Veal, 6d. per lb; Lambs, 16s. to 225. to 245. each. The Pig market, owing to the warm weather, was wholly unimpor tant one way or other, the attendance being remarkably small. RAILWAY RECEIPTS. The following are the receipts of railways for the past weeK, that is-to say, up to the date to which the respective returr s are made:— RAILWAYS Aberdeen Amiens and Boulogne. Belfast and Ballymena n, BlaCkburn, C I Exeter .. and W. Y Chester and Holyhead Dublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Dundalk and Ennis East Anglian Edinburgh and Glasgow .Edinburgh and Northern Eastern Counties East Lancashire Eastern Union Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr.l Glasgow and Greenocl Grant Nnrt ast Line Great Southern and Western Great Western Lancashire and Yorkshire Lancaster and Carlisle Leeds and rhirsk Liverpool, Crosby, & Southport. Londonderry hnd Enniskillen London and North-Western London and Blackwall London, Brighton & South Coast London and South-Western M'chester, Sheffield, and Lincoln Midland, Bristol,& Birmingham Midland Great Western(lreland) Newcastle and Carlisle North British Paris and Rouen Rouen and Havre Scottish Central Scottish Midland Shrewsbury and Chester Shropshire Union South Devon Taff Vale Ulster West Cornwall Whitehaven Junction York, Newcastle, and Berwick York and North Midland. &c Week ending 1 1486. lAmnt Amount S. 41. 1632 0 0 1656 0 0 616 0 0 1320 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6592 0 0 3692 0 0 357 0 0 1000 0 0 1210 0 0 738 0 0 155 0 0 835 0 0 3890 0 0 3047 0 0 15913 0 0 3568 0 0 2418 0 0 2536 0 0 1203 0 0 3369 0 0 4623 0 0 17447 0 0 16402 0 • 4023 0 0 1198 0 0 310 0 • 18 1 0 i 49022 0 0 1157 0 0 19503 0 0 13025 0 0 6392 0 0 24006 0 0 1 135 0 0 2352 0 0 0 0 8428 0 • 3548 0 0 1660 • 0 739 0 0 1623 • 0 469 • 0 15010 • 0 4105 0 0 2464 • 0 911 0 0 291 0 0 216 0 • 14418 0 0 9488 4 0 EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY. MONTHLY REPORT. Eye Department:—Near Patients admitted in the month of pB J ua ll r, l .;,,, y inzie: 3 l, 7 ta l .s. ;_ si l sp 3 a taa t t i r e lice n ne t t s v pr prir ese neseg t r r i hi n ebe ed dmo f f o on r rt , h a o n f d ja l• y li , o have received 1149. Ear De have received surgical assistance du(rninegNtlendmoolndt)h, aonfdJlTillym, 294 Surgeons, Dr. Edwards and Mr. Neill; Hon. Assistant Surgeon, Mr. Poole; Assistant-surgeon, Mr. J. B. Bar row; Treasurer, Henry Crostield, Esq. SOUTHERN & TOXTETH HOSPITAL, JULY 31. IN-PATIENTS. At own request Cured 4 Under treatment Relieved Irregular Bead 25 Entered 17 Under trea tment Treasurer, Benjamin Platt, Esq. • Honorary Chaplain, Rev. George Dover ; li ouse Surgeons, Mr: G. C. Sharnnin ; Assistant House Surgeon, Mr. H. F. Barnett ; Physician and Surgeon for the week Dr . Cameron and Mr, Minsbull ; Visitors, ii, J Challin:T and J . Ingram, Ego. FOREIGN. s. d. s. d Canadian red 5 7 United States do 5 10 - Danzig, mixed and do 6 1 L Baltic & Ilmburg do "6 '1 Riga and Petersbg. do 5 1 5 7 IDanisn.. Odessa, common do 5 7 6 1 Polish.. 6 French,Spanisli,&c do 5 7 5 11 white .. 6 - 1 Bantle & Marianopoli 5 7 5 10 Egypt'n 3'lo Mediter., &c. hard.do 4 9 5 3 Rye, qr., Baltic, &c. 20 0 —24 0 0 0 Barley, 3. 60Ib, Grinding 2 9 3 0 Malting 0 0 Oats, 4511). Beans,vqr. European 25 0 —2B 0 480Ib. Egyptian.... 22 6 —•23 0 qr., & white.... 27 0 —2B 0 Canada.2s 0 —26 0 5 11 'white 6 2 d 0... 6 7 ibiglimix 6 9 -6 3 4 1 0 0 0 n Floor, I , barrel, Canadian sweet 22 6 U.S. West. Canal .. do 22 6 Pirilad. &131timore.do 23 6 • Do:•&Canadian.. sour 19 - 6 Indian Corn, Tif). 4801 b. American white.... ',elm do. „teal, '49 23 61 0 0 0 0 23 0 Ohio 23 0--24 6 24 0 IN.Orins 0 0 0 0 —2l 0 iFrn.spf. 0 0— 0 0 l 8 6 'yellow .26 0 —27 0 0 0 Ido. ....27 0 —2B 6 CORN EXCHANGE. AUGUST 2, The auspicious weather alluded to in our first circular this week,mas interrupted on the dry following by frequent rains, but n )t being either heavy or excessive, and yesterday and this morning exceedingly fine, the trade, from Tuesday to this date, passed over rather quietly but . - -firm, without change in the —At the same time the Briti ----- feat' without any imp - ortant fluctuations for the moment. Of British and Irish produce the-receipts into this port since Monday last arc extremely small; and the arrivals from abroad, compared with previous arrivals, by no means liberal, except'Flour from the United States-amounting to 12,192 which, withB9lo qrs. of Indian Corn, comprise the only articles thence fresh in for to-day. Of Foreign Wheat and Barley, chiefly from the Baltic, the import is •moderate, but of other Grain trivial. wing had ler att , 'd _ a very slew_ .:eneance of home and country millers at our Corn Exchange to-day, anti a general disposition on the part of both to remain inactive, the Wheat trade was ex tremely dull; And although few holders-evinced a desire to sell on lower terms, yet in partial cases, and especially whereit was thought necessary to save demurrage, a decline of Id. ner 701bs. was conceded.—Flour being much 'less plentiful, and in fair demand, with very little of either States or Canadian offer ing for sale, each remained steady in value; and French, as well as Irish, falling of in supply, realized an advance of 6d. per sack. Barley continuing to meet a fair inquiry, fully supported Tuesday's amendment.—Malt difficult of sale, and cheaper.— _ . . . Bea. variation was apparent.—Oatineal, being still little noticed, barely sustained previous rates ; except a small lot of Irish, made from this year's growth, which brought 28s. per 2401b5. More general.reports from Ireland of the progress of disease in Potatoes, have again excited speculation in Indian Corn, and many parcels have changed - bands here to-day at fully Tues day's prices: the consumptive demand limited. LIVERPOOL CATTLE lIARKET.—YESTERDAY. There has been a full supply both of Beasts and Sheep at market this day. Beef was in good request at our quotations. Mutton dull of sale, and may be censidered a shade lower. SINKING THE orri+J.. Prime first-class Heiters Second-class Heifers Prime first-class Oxen 42d. „ sd. „ -Old Cows and half-fed Oxen 4d. „ 43d. „ Prime Wethers, (shearlings) Rd. „ 52d. „ -Second quality (ditto) Old Scotch and Irish Ewes (ditto) 4 d. „ 4id. „ Lambs Number of Cattle in market to-day:—Beasts;2lls ; Sheep and LAW." 11,527. LEEDS FORTNIGHT CATTLE FAIR, JULY 31 We had an average supply of Beasts at this day's market, and buyers being numerous, a fair amount of business was done, all being sold. Sheep and Lambs all sold. Beef, 6s. to 7s. per st..of 161bs. ; Mutton, 4ad. to sd. ; Lamb, 50. to 6d. per lb. LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, AUGUST 3. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 41 8 @ 0 101 Potatoes,* 9016. O 0 81 Kemps O —0 0 Pink Eyes 0 0— 0 0 O 21— 0 22 Cattle 0 0— 0 0 O 0 0 0 Blacks O 31— 0 42 Turnips, TA. ton . 0 0— 0 0 O 4 0 41 Carrots 0 0— 0 0 O 3 0 Manure 3 6 5 0 flay, old, 201 b New Clover Ditto, Green Mangelwurzel Straw, Wheat Oat Barley PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, AUGUST 3. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Beef . 3s , tb 0 tit° 0 7 Grapes,Eng.v lb 2 6to 0 0 Mutton 0 si 0 7 Pines, For. each. 1 0— 2 6 Veal 0 5 0 6 Do. Eng. r lb. 4 6 0 0 Lamb 1 fore-qr 0 6 0 7 Fowls, 70 , couple. 3 3 0 C 1 hind-qr 0 6 0 7 Ducks 4 0— 5 0 Fresh Pork .... 0 6 0 0 Geese 4 6 5 6 Bret Salmon Soles Cod Fish Turbot For. Melons each 0 0— 0 0 Ditto, Red .. 0 5 0 0 Nectarins, each. 080 1 0 Cherries, per lb.. 0 7 0 0 Fresh Butter Salt Ditto 0 7 0 10 !Rabbits. v. cple. 1 10 2 I Eggs f 120 5 6- 0 0 IPlovers Potatoes, IP , Peck 0 7 0 9 !Wild Ducks 0 0— 0 0 Peaches, each .. 1 0— 0 0 !Woodcocks Wallnutts,* iOO 1 0 --0 0 L ar k s .„. ran 0 0-• 0 0 THE CHARITIES. LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS , 68, SOHO-STREET. WEEKLY REPORT, JuLv 31. Boys on the Books BB Aveiage daily attendance. 88 Girls ditto Sick List Obtained Situations I'. D. Anderson, Esq., Treasurer; Joseph Huhhack ? Esq., Hon. Secretary ; J. B. OrrissSuperintendent; Visitors. E. Heath and J. W. Brougham, Esq. 00 LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, AUG. 3. DISCHARGED: In-patients cured, 28 ; Relieved and at own request,lo ; Made Out-patients, 7; Irregular, 0; Dead, 5. A DMITTED : In-patients, 62; Out-patients, 12; Casuals during the week, 18 ; Remaining in the House, 196. House Surgeon, Mr. F. D. Fletcher ; Apothecary, Mr. J. Newton; Chaplain, Rev.W. Blun dell Treasurer, Alfred North, Esq. ; House Visitors, E. Gibbon, Esq. and Rev. J. Stewart. NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT. AUG. 3 - - - ADMITTED: Accidents, 36; Medical and Surgical Cases upon recommendation, 16; Total, 52.—D isc HAao E n : Cured, 32 ; Relieved and at own request, 5; Attending as Out- Patients, 23; Irregular, 0 ; Died, o. Remaining in the Hospital, 83. Consuaulg Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Dundas and Mr. Itainbrig,ge; House Visitors, E, J. Motley Esqrs.; idolise Surgeons, Mr. Wall and Mr. Evans; Treasurer, ii. H. Jones, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rev. Wm. Hughes. and John Lightbody, 4 larriages, litrtijs , aub Buns. MARRIED On the 23d ultimo, at Bury St. Edmund's, by the Rev. C. J. Phipps Evre, assisted by the Rev. J. Rasdall, MARK WILKS COLLEIT, Esq., of this town, to SUSANNA GERTRUDE, youngest daughter of the Rev. J. EYRE, of Beverley. On the 24th ultimo, at Hale, by the Rev. W. Stewart, Capt. EBENEZER LAWSON, of St. John's, N. 8., to Miss BROWN, eldest daughter of Joseph Brown, Esq., of Hale. On the 25th ultimo, at St. Augustine's Church, by the Rev. J. M'Naught, GEORGE M`GACHEN, Esq., of Rio Grande, to CHARLOTTE, second daughter of the late WILLIAM REID EWING. On the 26th ultimo, at St. George's Church, Everton, by th Rev. Mr. Wiliams, ROBERT MORRIS HUNT, Esq., o CastletOwn-hotise, county Wexford, to MARY, eldest daughter of C. W. ASGILL, Esq., late of Croydon, Surrey. On the .27th ultimo, at St. John's Church, Manchester PAUL RABEY, Esq., to Miss JANE EVANS, of Nev Brighton, Cheshire, and sister to Mrs. Towers, of the Ange Hotel, Liverpool. _On the 2sth ultimo, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Toxteth-parit, Mi. --; aIO3IAS ECCLES to • Miss SARAH FLOOD. Same day, at St. Joseph's Catholic Chapel, by the Rev. W. Carter, Mr. T. G. KEY to ANN, only daughter of Mrs. BLANCH A RD, of St. Anne-street. Same day, at St. Anthony's Catholic Chapel, by the Rev. H. Marshall, Mr. JAMES DORAN to MARGARET, eldest daughter of Mr. JOHN PURCELL. On the 29th ultimo, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Mr. WILLIAM COOK, bookbinder, only son of the late Mr. Thomas Cook, shipwright. to MARGARET, third daughter of Mr. MICHAEL BARRETT, late of Donaghadee. _ _ _ Same d 4, at St. James's' Church,-ClE7rk(nwell, r. D. N. GIANNACOPULA, of this town, late of Sera, to ELIZABETH DURRELL, only surviving daughter of the late C. EXELBY, Esq. Same day, at the Parish Church, Eccles, T. LECHEMERE MARRIOTT, Esq., of Bayswater, to ANNE, daughter of N. KNIGHT, Esq., ofPendleton, Lancashire. . , . Same day, at St. Michael's Church, Upper Pitt-steeet, by tb . Rev. Henry Carpenter. A. 8 ., M r. HENRY TRATTEL, mart ner, to M iss ALICE DAVI E,. Sim , • day, at St. John's Church, by the R'r. Robert \V Wolseley, 8.A., Mr. FRANCIS WILLIAMS, to Miss ELLF, GK.! EN. On the 30th ultimo. at St. Mary's Church, hy the Rev. F. Parry, Mr. DAV I D CAMPRPLL. merchant, to JULIA, second daughter of EDWAILDCLARKE, Esq., of Downshire terrace, Upper Parliament-street. Same day, at Stanhope-street Chapel, by the Rev. G. Roe buck, Mr. J. H. JOYCE, estate-anent, Prince's-park, t MA [MBA, eldest daughter of Mr. THOMAS WELLS, engi neer, Clifton, near Bristol. Same day, at St. John the Baptist's C' son of the late Mr. ALEX - daughter of Mr. JOHN YA't JAMES, eldest WARS;ER, to 'ANI if Warw Same day, at St. Anthony's Catholic Chapel. Mr. JAMES RYAN, of LeyCester-street, to ELLEN, niece to Mr. JAMES LENNON. or Houghton-street. On the 3lst ultimo, at the Abbey Church, Birkenhead, by the Rev. It. Wail, A.M., JOHN GAULT SMITH, merchant, of this town, to MARY ANN, daughter of the late ALEXANDER KERR, of Woodside. Mary's JO Ei N I Same day W. WALSH daughter of iVNI Same (say, D. D. - Chest of Oswestry Birkenhead, by the Rev ' this town, to EMMA H. 13. W. Hil!coat 11 Massey . H PARRY to MARY, on fir. JOS On the ist instant, at St. Augustine's Chui H. Higgins, GERARD, son of the late RD. HI South Castle.street, to MARY, seem d clnught STATTER, Esq., surgeon, Oxford street. Same day, at Cray House, Perthshire, by thi of Calcutta, CHARLES J. ASTLEY, Esq., of HELEN MARGARET, youngest daughter of ROBERTSON, of Cray. e day, at St. John's Church, by the 1 "HEODOR SCIII 'TIMM, &tight :e Nlajo' Rev. Robert W Wolseley, cf. KATHRENC Jenson Komi" CA 12 I. T Same day W. WALSH head, to lk r. WM. HURi 'eley, Mr UWE, d o Miss LI .ss MARS LA., M Robert W Same day, at St. CARL TH FAMOR THARINA LUCIA e day, at St JOHN LSON CLA EKE, merchan STONE, younrest daughter of the late Mr. R formerly of Dartmouth, Devonshire. Same day, G. W. Warr, M.A. Incum..... Rev. ROIIERT M URPHY, 8.A., . of HENRY DENNY, Esq., of that city On the 2d instant, at St. John's (Thu Wiseley, B.C. Mr. JAMES BARLOW Same day, at St. John's Church, by Ti the Cat o MART VVolselc Same d y... Rev. Henry Carpenter, Miss FLLEN SHIELS. On the 3rd instant at St..Tohn's Church. by the Rev. Reber W. Wolseley, 8.A., Mr. JOHN LACE, to Miss CATHAP'' ELLIOTT. On the 4th instant, at S - .t, by th t, ~ Mr. JAMES BARLdW,tn Miss LUCY SW II t St. Michael's Church, Upper Pitt-stri 8., Mr. ISAAC LEWIS, IT street, by the Rev. C. 11 to Miss RUTH PARRY Michael's Church, Upper P 1, M.A., Mr. JOHN MINTY] anifs day .h. by t Weise STARMERS. Same day a ANDERSON I GOODS, to Yesterday, at St. 1' the Rev. C. Morrall, Miss FRANCES BAR Same day, at St. John's Church, Wolseley, 8.A., Mr. BOBER GRI surveyor and general Ormskirt o Miss ANNE HALLAGAN BIRTHS. at Rio de Janei On the 17th of Ma NEWLAN , On the I M.P., of twins On the 20th ultim Of Poulton-hall, of a son On the 24th ultimo, it DICKSON, Esq., of the 52 7th . niti►no, of MAURICE POWI :he lady of THOMAS GREENE, I this town, tl /ring-bank, n 4., of Cufferp survived its birth only a few hours On the 2311, ontmo,-, wife of JOHN STONES shire, of a (laughter On the 27th ultim LAND, M.D. of Farliametdstr On the 30t h ultimo, i FORSYTH HUNTER, 01 Same day, at their re square, London, the of a son and heir. On the 31st ultimo, the wife of Mr. JOHN PILKINGTON of Eldon-street, of a son. Same day, at Oxton, Cheshire, the wife of M NASH, of a son. Same day at New Ferry, Cheshire, the wife of Mr. J WORRALL, managing clerk to Messrs. Davonport and Son solicitors, of this town, of twin daughters. On the 3d instant, Mrs. JAMES MONTGOMERY Everton, of a daughter. e, Pembi•oke t Brighton, the wife of A. J. SUTHI we, in P JOHN NV lIINGTON, Ei JOSEPH G Lately, at Sy, formerly of this .tov Lately, at Middlet, leaving eight childreu, fifty-four grandchildren, and thirty-seven grea all living. JOHN ROBERT PRESTON u-the-Wolds, aged 93, M the eldest of %thorn is Lately, at his retreat in the Hightati...,, General Sir ALEXANDER CAMERON, K.C.8.,c 74th Highlanders. This gallant and meritorious of the military service as volunteer in the Brendalbw which he left to join in a more active service than 1 were likely to see, and selected the distinguished 921 or Gordon H ighlanders, with that intention, his first t being ensign ; and the first engagement. Alexandri was severely wounded, was worthy of his ' Shortly afterwards, on the, the establishment of a rifle officers selected to hold a command in them, , consequently engaged in the most active as well as dangerous undertakings with his regiment, forming one immortal light division, throughout the Peninsular war, a,. Waterloo he was so severely wounded in the throat that life was despaired of. For his distinguished services he wa one of the officers receiving the extra pension, was created t K.C.8., and had the colonelcy of the 74th Regiment conferrei on him, which is cr...ain lort, M government of tt rifle corps, Sir Alexa On the 12th April, in Adelaide, South Australia, of typhus fever, only nine days after his arrival, aged 27. GEORGE M. GRETTON, Esq., le;Ning a young widow, to whom he had scarcely been married six months, to deplore her loss. On the 25th May, at Fort William, Calcutta, aged 31, Major R F. EDWARDS, her Majesty's 70th Regiment, son of the Rev. John Edwards, Canon of Durham. On the 26th May, - at M one of the most disting Captain Newbold NNIRS:itSS ihabuloshwar, Cap' Mailed of our Ind NEW BOLT stunt to the resident at-H On the Bth June, at Madras, Captain ATKIN, of the shil Beethoven, of this port. On the Idth June, at Beyroot, EDWARD CUNNINGHAM Esq., formerly in the service of her Majesty's Customs al Edinburgh. • On the 9th ultimo, at Philadelphia, aged 80, Mr. ADAI RAMAGE. As the inventor of the " Ramage Press," he wa known all over the United States. He was a native of Scotland and an enthusiastic admirer of Burns, the poet. He we himself the author of many pieces of Scottish poetry, exhibitinl a lively fancy and refined taste: On the lfith ultimo, at Windsor, Captain RICHARD COPE LAND, R.N., for upwards of ten years employed in the com mand of her Majesty's ships Mastiff and Beacon, on the survey of the Grecian Archipelago. On the 19th ultimo, at Whitchurch, CLIARLES, son of the late Mr. BROSTER, proprietor of the North Wales Gazette. On_the 20th ultimo,_ suddenly, at West Kirby, Cheshire, JANE, wife of ALEN.. HAY, Esq., surgeon, and eiClesiClaiiiiii! ter of J. C. Bristow, Es►l., of Ensemere Hill, Westmoreland. On the 21st ultimo, suddenly, aged 37, PETER PONCIA, jun., late of Birmingham. Same day, SAMUEL LLOYD, son of ROBERT L. FOULKES, commercial traveller. On the 23d ultimo, at Elgin. N. 8., aged 68, W. GRANT FORSYTH, Esq., hue of this town. Same day, aged 55, Mr. WM. STOCKTON, bookbinder, for many years the trusty and valued foreman of Mr. Jones. Same day, aged 14, JOHN, youngest son of Mr. JOHN CHORLTON, of Falkner-street. On the 25th ultimo, aged 5i years, ELLEN MASON WIT TER, youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Witter, builder. Same day, at Meathop, Westmoreland, aged 62, Miss AGNES CARTER, late of Cartmel, and sister to Mr. James Carter, the guide over Lancaster Sands. Same tlay, in Richmond row, aged 37, ISABELLA, daughter of the late Mr. JOHN APNAUG DT, of Dumfries. Same day, at his residence in Hull, in his 80th year, CHRIS. TOPHER BOLTON, Esq. On the 26th ultimo, at Scarborough, aged 67, THOMAS TINDAL, Esq., of Aylesbury, younger brother of the late Jug. Lice Tindal. Same day, aged 74, Sir JOHN P. MILBANKE, Bart. Same day, aged 80, ANN, wife of EDWD. W. DRAYLEY, secretaryq the jtuaselljnstitution. Same day, JOhN HUGH, infant son of Mr. ROBT. PARRY, woollen -draper, Oldhall-street. Same day, in Phythian-street, aged 83, Mr. JAS. CONNOLLY. Same day, at Southport, of consumption, aged 26, WILLIAM , second soil of Mr. JOHN SAWYER, of that town. On the 27th ultimo, in Upper Parliament-street of typhus fever, aged 21, Miss ELIZABETH WATKINS. , 'On the 28th ultimo, at Babraham, Cambridgeshire, the Hon. Mrs. ADEONE, widow of the late Henry John Adeone, Esq., and daughter of Lord Stanley, of Alderley. On the 29th ultimo, in Seel-street, aged 18, JOHN W. HITCHCOCK, portrait-painter. Same day, at his mother's residence, at Altos, N. 8., Capt. JOHN CRAIGIE, late commander of the barque Janet. Same day, in Phythian-street, Low-hill, .Mr. EDWARD Asticßorr, late of the Bootle Waterworks. On the 36th ultimo, aged 21, ANN, wife of Mr. WILLIAM FOULKES, cabinet-maker Stanley-street. Same day, in Mount 'Vernon. road, aged 54, Miss ESTHER MARTHA, Sameday canto her t o QUAY, formerly of Douglas, Isle of Man. residerthe latec e jo i s n u t the chant, formerly of this town. of Guernsey. actuary of the Cardiff Savings -bank, and formerly e iliead, aged On the 31st ultimo, in Arnie-street, thrk f ir. Mr JOH' • , 2 years . and 7 months, STUART, youngest son 0 Same day, suddenly, tleeDiy , regretted, Mr. JAMES BERRY, WALK RR. D ls l i G e G o t n E'sq ag ., e i t n i mer chant, Same day, aged 80, SARAH, relict of the late Mr. THOMA S THOM ASON. Same day, at Great Crosby, ANN, relict of the late Mr. HENRY CROFT, of this town. On the Ist instant, in Pembroke-place, aged 64, the Rey. ROBERT DAVIES, A.M., one of the incumbents of St. Paul's Church. Same day, MARIA LOUISA, infant d: VERBRAEKEN. Same day, in Mount-pleasant, Southport LLEN MAYO. ,gliter of Mr. V. J ;ed 70, Mref, On the 2d instant, in her f3d year, after a long illness, MARGARET, wife of Mr. JOHN MTARLANE, of Speke-hall, steward to R. Watt, Esq., of Speke. Same day, at Kirkham, aged JOHN, son of Mr. WM TURNER On the 4 th instant, at his resi ;2, JOHN PEUNINGTON of Wigan. lay, at Edge-hill, in her _ rviving daughter of Thomas Franc !e, Wavertree-road, Edge , Esq., of Hindley, in the th year, MARY FRANCE the latest bl Whitehaven .ES, M.D. lli, Esq., a Same day, ELLEN, wife of \% ytungest daughter of the 1 Everton LONDON GAZETTI , JUL PARTNERSIII I'S DISSOLVED. Hammond, Turner, and Sons, London, Mancheste Birmingham, button manufacturers--Carter and H Manchester, porters and carriers—liolme and Roberts, chester, cotton spinners ; as far as regards T. Harbottle BNA K RUPTS. ..... Eliza Way, West Chine), Somersetshi re, ni Jonathan Thompson, Wigton, Cumberlsn► David Clement, Neath, Glamorgan shire, s; Thomas Tappenden, Friendly-place, Old K Thomas Tibbett, March, Cambric!gest Gale Peacegood, Sheffield. drap, r. Reuben BrOoks, Itegeil - t 2 S . treeTi William Woods, Prospect-place, builder. DIV! 23, T. Greenhill, Gre -Aug. 23, J. F. Everett FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE 0 PA RTN ERSHI PS DI SSOLV J. P. Schilizzi and Co., Liverpool, shipping and Co., Liverpool, commission merchants. DECLARATION OF INSOLVI. John Veale Rowe, Bodmin, Cornwall, buil BANKItUPI John Appleby, Shincliffe-mill, Dur John Hannah, Huddersfield, cloth Edward M'Leod, Haberdashers'• con, n on brewer. Benjamin Homan, West bourne-terrace, Padd builder Charles Newton. Donyfield-mills, John Gale Peasegond (and not Ga vertised), Sheffield, draper. CEILTIFICA . _ anted, unless cause be & _ __ day of mee 26, J. J. M. M Scott, Liv White, Dudley, innkeener STATIONS OF THE BRITISH A ON THE IST OF Ala T, 1850, (From the U ted Service Jour Li fe G uards—Regehts' Ditto—Hyde Park ,yal H. Guards—Windsor brag. Guard Birmingham L—Longford ewbridge —Not tingham Dublin —Ballincoll righton -Norwich h Lt. Dragoon 11—Bengil, Maidston adras, Maidstc liounslovv Newbrid;',e renadier Guaids— (lstbatt,) Chichester (3d butt.) The Tc ream Guards— st. Bar ;catch Fusilier Guara (Ist batt.) Wellingtc (2d batt.) Windsor. Ist Foot— (Ist butt.) N. Bruns. Abrd (2d bat t•)—Limerick Newry .Galway -Plymouth ritius, Tsle of AN batt, Mauritius st batt., Cape G. I 2d batt., Neaaati ialifax,N.S.,Wi —Bombay, Chatham —Dublin :engal, Chatham r. S. Wales, Chatha hatham eserve batt., Maurit )rt George 15th—Ceylon. Sheerness 160—Corfu, H y t he 17th—Castlebar Bengal, Chatham Montreal, Brecon Canada, Isle of W Reserve bat t., Can Ist—Glaszow Punjaub, Chatham Plymouth hatt., London, Canada Madras, Chatham Madras, Chatham qihraltar, Jersey -Stir{lilt 27L 28t 29t11- 30th- Ports Mouth Bengal, Clmtliam Waimer 'd —Bengal, Chatham 5 . 9 !11-!1 Cape of ( (Ist haft.) Hese' ye COLONIAL COl Ist West India Re Cape Mounted Riflen- loyal Malt, tndland Veterai 'encibles—Malt STAT ANCHESTEII.—We have hat xcited week, as far as yarns a mices in the Liverpool cotton n meek, induced a similar moven _ lien they have gradually hardened beyond the ext lemanded for the raw material, and may now be ;enerally id. above the prices current last week, and ,rket, at the be nt here in S•ai Fixceptional cases even more than I The demand for home use has been dances orders have been limited o ners to deliver immediately tl. ?osition to accept extended o For export, there is an active :Mints executing all orders It )f still higher prices. The 'here is also business doi by the in T and the Aletliterra'n'ean ,r cloth c idvanced e confined to in ROCHDALE.-1 . „ offered for sale has been more limited, which mayl for when we consider that it was the Rochdale wool market has been quiet, and the manufac: evinced no disposition to buy. H LIDDERSFI ELD.—Our market continues very I: thing new and seasonable having been bought usual. Prices much the same. LEEDS.—The public markets I week thnn thst, but the woollen ti Stocks arc not heavy. ae gcner d. Chat Chatham I.of With :ed this lc, arid B DFORD.—Woo) : the high rates nt which wool has been bought in the country precludes all chance of effectir here, and at present but little is doing. 'I velope the result of the conflict bet Tarns: the contracts for yarns .vourable the consumer as last month, b.. vance sought for Cobourgs and the .. disposed to enter into large engagements. ri,..--.. ____ slackening in the demand, but the price is not at all commen surate with the advance on both cotton and worsted yarns. HALTFAX.—The chief inquiries are for damasks and low !listings, neither of which kind of goods is . to be readily oh tabled, partly from the current prices not hem: - -- andpartly from the ilitlicu!ty of obtaining warps . scriptions. The yarn trade is very active, at improving rates but, as regards low wefts, the merchants seem do.;- - realise their late purchases, before tlk, ' There is nut much doing in wool, as the bp. na r tyli,altml"e o t ton taken place.tinue s n t o c advance. sparinaly, and take the adv an t age of making their .., from the large stocks i n th e market. opfncWesool of fs t now material statio LEicEs:rmi.--At present all th e h an d s are fully employed, le and a fair dem an d ex i sts, considering the advances in the p Of course this m ust h ave an effect in diminishing the stock that would otherwise be accumulated for the spring trade. ''' tuc'mewaPnrcice..e d spinners are, owing tntiie; rows to give out new orders. purchase selections N oTTINGHAM.—Wc have at this time about a; inlla bu siness doing as is usual at this part of the season. We are anxiously looking out for any ideas that the autumnal change of fashion may require from us; our machinery now teing so perfected as to be ready at a very short notice to produce any new thing that may be required. tlostEßY.—Our sales for summer goods are apparently drawing to a close. Except now and then a few occasional orders which are received to keep up the buyers' stocks, and also excepting merino goods for the winter trade, which being made to a considerable extent, very little is doing in any branch of ourbusiness. LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL . Direct. Indirect Austral 'labia .. Bombay April 3( June 17 I 1 —2: Mob iMay 2: Mon i hme 15 !Zew ionduras ramaica.. Maranlunn iJuly 14 Rio Janeii ;May 2:i SanFranci .lune 27 Savannah ;• 1 411Y 7 St. lieleni May 11 St. Thoina 'April ()Trinidad. 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