The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-12 00:00:00

2, 1851' P - . “ L ) Po*/*l'' 3 to Cruc e ;bo cano e?, ,ty ind P01 e , 5 % or first fil tee o le , I, with a O ars . ; hallow 811 0 nto it 00 bat earance, rto f o ur n° !cu h dew i thic oe i n terest Tia ,y be , r, wn in no, ,theta impen etni . , gators, rci've that ve; rosy „01 14 the . 9 ''' ° ` he Pace only C h°l leo. nevert he ei ('' l o ashore, to 7ines th e twe lto paYing of free c o ov er ve to P 3 3,, 0 0 o f the ►w hide rn ..„1,01! , p,i ..„fe al Qilla~e 0 ....d0 oa e3 , l,,tre - :t 05 !ed , rir°gl. tDd he oK°oi if:! rifl ed bIiCK; St •, e r, fte l ' . gvg .rig, vo ,ref 'oh', lledSt!hlSe ad d w el.• on a c °P. rd. , • Li d. Wt ai , bU t wf i r st .o l l'sh.e;crll I h v o . ' 4 ! , „ s oL ded ter ° SA u t e th ,epo s hoe, er,T, coo its ;in ito ,selY ke P l ' 24 ° off ° Dieoe' Bf sill ,erg prove coil•r o rs wool tt oa of e, ° o fi• GI 'ue, idler ' ue , o il the a ne :. t bo rt 1 5 8 5 11° 4° s terr "er , ish rtgel Nov. 12, 1851. Gaiii,urz, littfazto, Zirtbo l and tatriS• Nth - MARRIED. kl ix ~e 2.4 th ult., at St. John the Baptist's Church, Mr. atk 'IIItNEY to Miss ALICE TOZER, both of Toxteth -44.,101Le_29th ult.; at Stanvrix, Mr. EDWARD GIBBONS, S,_o r f . 1110 1 ,7, to EBECCA, fourth daughter of the late M qn the ROBINSON, of Cargo. Itu,o„LYei,„.3,olh ultimo, at Sepliton Church, Mr. BENJAMIN "t11.4 - 6,„`A. miller ' Bootle-lane Kirkdale. to Miss EL I.ith , A, dau qiter'of the late M . r. Robert Webster, farmer, (l erla ild. .. IflHyP, 3 1st v nit, at St. Jude's Church, Mr. GEORGE ork, ( A -'.,- , , of M anchester,' to MARGARET, only daughter ,5 4 ,„ ,ARAN, Esq., of West Derby. °illy ` lr , q, at te Parish Church, Warnngton, WILLIAM, t() JAlD %w ing son of the late Mr. E. COATES, of Warrington, Ma ce ~ second daughter of' Mr. T. COATES, of the same 1 01,,,1 1 :' 2(1 instant, at the North Cray, Kent, by the Rev. S. teto r 'i , JOIIN SINIS REEVES, Es . q., the eminent iEn , glL-11 ,;41,ail °,,C,PARLOITF EMMA LUCONiIIE, !he ce eb 'a cl liar, !el dest daughter of Mr. T. Lucombe, formerly libra -1'414 3,1 instant, at St. John the Baptist's Church, ~,,,. 4.,_ to hliss ELIZABETH JONI , S. _ the Rev. w. ~ toi:, 001 Z 11h instant, at St. John's Church, by ' 41 1 . f. L A.. Mr. JOHN HOOD to Miss ELLEN LOCK % l'9orkil,e,,s.th instant, at St. Mark's Church, by the Rev. _W. v s:a tee P r ,' ANDREW M`LELLAN to Miss JESS . Ib , ', LEAF. l eleq, o ‘ , a. at St. John the Baptist's Church,_ WILLIAM, 1. e, L i; oLN I r., wM. INGLEFIELD, to Sophia, daughter of qb e e av " ki LIA, ~ 10rt,6,&4 St, John the Baptist's Church, o'4 d a ' y ' , to Miss JULIAN NA , Mr. ROB. liitiOr Solwa7 the Rev. J. Merrilaw. JAMES SAUNDERS, lalo/AON.I-place, to ISABELLA, eldest daughter of JOHN be dav,',' i i s 'sq., of Annan. s,i',Alr,'cli Et St John's Church, by the Rev. W. M. Falloon, s,s Ye dap, AttLES HUGHES Miss MARY 131 R, . to r • Ltp ~ et St. Mary's Catholic Chapel, Southport, Mr L na Nly ,ylf A ppleton, to Miss SMITH, of Montagu Cottage, 4N ii,.'neffield. ekh,^B, ii'i at St. Mary's Church, Birkenhead, Mr. DAVID 4 - 414 of PenPau Nautglyn, Denbi E ghshir or e if t e o n E eh h e l s h t l e A r: Ilic b ree 4„,' `erof GE6RGE ADA MSTON, JOHN Ev t ' l A, .;' et S.t. Martin's Church , „Mr. s kef NNe.'°ungest daughter of Mr. 0 HAM. , s G t r E e e t t o , lit u ele G Fi e P I d A . ljl4"'NY,,, Arr. SIMPSON BURNS to Miss MARY ANN tee ‘,5 formerly of Dumfries. 0 •,liirste at St. Michael's Churct, by_the_ll._e T v_, ra C Fn . iirs iM ,H o r r le: r .l ll ). l y , the i't,.thein,"l-!..sEPH DICKENS ON to_ lkils AN NE tfcfm. Ij" Instant, at .St. Catherine's Church, k1.4 1 S Datrthure, Mr. THOMAS_KENDALL HUGHES, to MARY, eldest daughter of Mr. 4kiiiparN(.;l. Al l l . r F r p ne i e L'F.R, ' of h Cl it ift r on!sark, Tranmere. to tit ttCoaly, st. Bride s Churc , 1 ,.54 4 ,. "aughter of Mr. JOHN BACK T H O . O H U N S C E A , opfiN)NlTCall(nut. ,11fAh letf A a ,t,..§t. James's Church, by . the Rev. H. Hampton. eiiro HADDOCK to Miss MARGARET ANN ,ett daughter of the late Captain Smart, R.N., of ki t th" rk • ith • ,144,, , Rtr y instant. at the Ancietitehnpel of Toxteth-park 1 164 JOHN HADDEN. Esq..-of Nottingliamont , t i °'; ; to MARGARET JANE, eldest cla ,- 9 tiq„ e day 'nVEY. Esq. solicitor,uf this toiyn. 11 ,Ato't St. Silas 's ? Church Mr_ sl A ,•` e LLEN_ • - ghter of -ond daughterof Mr. Bride's'Church, by the Rev. , pti t lglT 't Iledr ICKSON, of Blundell-street, to Mis 7 th 9rd-street, Toxteth-park. ` 9 ,, ; ,; GEdps,.tant, at St. Mark's Church, by tl - -. l i l HOSEASON,rnaster- ,- 117 - vt " ”' , to w ' • IL L ,Zt. David's Church, by the Rev. W. Hu,p. h 4. master mariner, to Miss H. JONES y`ti' SAAC GLEW tewarci.. Lei, to MARTI4X 461 1 .. ?astant, at St. Johri'a Church, ln ` l ., Mr. WILLIANI'MANLEY to 'A. Mite .sk, , LI % A, %i :!tt St. PMlifi's Churdh, Mr. JO d "IsETEI OOLFALL. 11.0 4- ' s n c r i o ll!ce, Mr. EDWARD WILSON to Miss MAR- 1 14 1, t ). ;467 -,,..onest labourei 4 s•wife in Cups/ . gave hi/ a • tri g and a son; anti last Fridal L it he ti s t4 bayer i n - "K irk ely gave birth to t re 7% qcrt r "ree little ones of liiitaldy did not lire ion irrt 'arc - azY) Itol - ert rowe •one of the Brightoi ti . 1 , • • • - i 4 N (1 ,1 th ,,- Nife to London on a visit to his father BIRTHS, ; and on Tlin last he receiv. ther, announcinw the rsda pre y mature confi nem,. children, , rwo boys and two girls. 1. ti; er aIS as b ‘ nt one of them died shortly after birti, arcould - be expected. m aker , ant vymtDuiiltin.o, at Bellevue, Claughton, the wife of the . ATTI, 8.A.; of a daughter. '-'•,,, of ! I mo. at Sheffield, the wife of GEO. MOR.p.- lo t , 14,1, at be -y a [epee, - Crown-stre Ist ,Tr 4n nstst t, Mrs. J. 'I t k l t t, , .o t ? ) .re, r a'ciaugliter_ N t „ t?./t „I,,lnstant,- Cur.r.ing street, Mrs. MARIA (t at ; a son FLETCHER, of C ecy Ferry-terrace, Mrs. JOSEPH °KELL, s 4 l '4 i t q e It !/1,17.1, b ,Ne'iller;of it-hi 7%T r ORG A at D ev ' cnt i t - I s lire e ft t A l t of ceL:n u cion e , Lady , uirte•and ;:tli th e Bth • t Miqmit..-nt Halewood House, war 11}tufh V 1). ( Av of the itit , RrefiD. GAR,DNER. E DNER. .q. , of v— ier lob instant, 'th e -, w i fe of Dr. MAC,"'— te r , thp 7,1 of .1 tfe.of Mr. AV. BENNETT, of a soa DIED Pt Si.nt Si r ee on hielmperial Hith is on his visit to this c r of knitiithood on the 4 ~f t itl . ?f ' th' e '''a a " .. t,e of 'nerr ATajisty. He was son , c IVernr o f "A',..",,,:fne, 'for man y years first pt, ot ed _fGeom e 'He. was knighted in 1814, srt .A.Reot ,!.at o _a baronet. en Prince Regent, and was soon after ~t i t y , At Clift ik eas; ( l7, ll ,„ r a , ..Vii , o ul .. ' ;', i ' l l.ilVilts;•from an attack of tepoplelty, in ( , t7ent E arl ' „ e " c all ral the lion. ate BOUVERIE. The ,kti •He " Rikt„, ° ad-son ohtlie and brother .of - the t9Y forel nered ri and uncle of Captain W. P. Ilowverie, d ißer eryt nav4a , Ail, 1795, and remained on a n 4 y y ears. pr He was a depety-I.eutenant ~a(I d e v ,, l ae, es i n " as several times returned to parliament for of - pt county. He married, in 1607. ;Louisa, o i?ter ,a uelate J. Hay, Esq., by wham he bad an Vely P.rron . t ied to Captain the Hon. S. Hay, brother of t4 e4 teci Creilr ll t bt% 11 was o ri ,nuStithians,, aged 80, J. MARTIN. 'Ego. ad vent lf 3 the oldest and most reapeeted of the mine 'ttS cap aci r 7i; of Cornwall, having been engaged in 4 it t tre, I.l g . c i .t tfr upwards .of half a centany. 'lt -was )q,,,Tyavea n Main Martin's perseverance arid Industry ap ;o. ''Ple vas not abandoned as worthtess •nearlf 1 41„,44,.e bU 4 1ant 'ls a shareholder- inp.wever his exertion:J.lw I : 4 4 ,,,;t:t . t s p r \ i‘ali z ; t r as . r_d, r lo . r . -shortlY , after_war'd . s Tr . ex-ityean f a r rd, of . twiA ) w one al A o i ne .t t he was raised %*ti l lWay a ° , n 2, the birtble . rank il o; l l l ife. a (lb l e n :o a r s ki r O a g i-s c e }ass,3 sle, t th e e vti. '` ln elliberedbis origin, and the rock froin•wthah ti 2thhelve, th e g l Of st An, ..a,!_eliAt , zoons, aged 23, RICHARD, R ust.at sea, k 11 1:4cit on his pasaa,e from China to this Nttl l i ticli or d C ; ll AßD ROWLAND PARRY, only eon of h is fn '-'forcer Parry, Esq., of this town, much dd th of 'o ll l' and friends. "ernember,ate aleaofr Kthis enka tolc, lowa, U.S., aged:sl, t ith ,-- hehce e ,ASTER nnt. t ', on board the steanwship Asia, whilst on her mtl,,"‘llw ° ,„Zew York, of :consumption in' his 45th Te.ar, b tit er late of - New York. AAA t th e , consumption, aged 28, SARAII lote CORNEDSUS 111 4 CARI'NEY, of Peae' - }i'lt ( it) , tth Ult l a Or(L s ,'' at ed 48, IV th Ikt eet. kti 4 'l ‘ti t e „. 4 l44 P li ;dseY, aged 91, !fir. JOHN SON ts. It\ the Mr. THOAIL-IS CIiADWK2K, surgeon, of 1 p4: 1 4 1 , .. " fh at , at Bunny.balLT`Fottingliara..aged 65, Lord O t t , 4 01 stoe decepsed marn:ed •Laiily Elizabeth Mary 4 t t lt • - EP -. 4 C 'eyean :ad GEORGE GRIFFITHS Ar i „ '..ughter of the ,art 414 Uranarcl, fret.. Awn nc :*Yeairs been separated,:and hisJordEhip has died a, N ( 4 lef t .glsequently the titie,orbarmis , extinct. It is ".s e whole of his proporty whicitivas not strictly 4 rl i ht l"; „.,,, zb i ttrt. who, for about ttwentAyeafs, had been l ii`" , ste terms with his lordship: Itanclifte ik,zl 9 : l g Period past living in France ; huller income Nni!sq - :to nt i rlncreased to .t.'2.000, 4.4 y .of articles N tir, at 't' h perat ion 44. s o jalwell-lodge, near Bo*tan-ie -104:14:SY: 4t ~ ‘,Z ( '-:*()SS, Esq., of Mortiela vs*, in tl► tif) tpping TUESDAY, NOVEMBSR S.—WW W.N.W., fresh. ARRIVED.—Renown, M`lver, from Paraiba—A. Z., Chand ler; Cornelia, French; and Sardinia, Pendleton, New York — Harriet Augusta, Robinson, Mobile—Don Pedro the Second, Rio Grande—State Rights, Warren, Havannah—lndian Queen, Drummond, St. Petersburg—Ann Hope, Wood, Maracaibo— John and Susan, Brown, Jersey. Ann Bates, Wood, hence at Bahia. Douglas, Smith, hence at St. John, N.B. Fernandes, Contente, and Mariner, hence at Lisbon. Eleanor, Owens, and St. Andrew, Hunkin, hence at Oporto. Rose, Sandford, sailed from Oporto for this port 24th Oct. Niagara, Casey, hence at Acapulco. Science, from Santa Martha at Bremen. Ami du Commerce, from Cette for this port, at Milford. Svenburg, Schmidt, from Stubbekiobing, for this port, at Portsmouth. Bahamian, from Bahia in the Downs. City of Glasgow (s. s.), from Glasgow at New York on 23rd October. Alida, 14Iurcer, from Rotterdam for this port at Portsmouth. Annette Gilbert, from Alexandria • Giovanni, from Trieste; and Shamrock, Orfleur, from Cephalonia at Gibraltar, all for this port. Ida Jacobs, Booker; Aaltje Bronk, Smith ; Eleanor, Bloom ; Catharine Ellgonda, Thadeur ; William Crow, Hardy, and Le veret, Johns, hence at Helvoet. \Vaterkelpie, Burn, hence for Buenos Ayres ; A. F. Moore, Owen, hence for Jamaica; and Catalina, Estane, hence for Barcelona, have put hack. BUDE, Nov. I.—A stern-board, perfect, and apparently new, with " Italy," carved and gilt, six inches high, was picked up to-day, near this place. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6.—Wind N.W., moderate. ARRIVED. —Goddess, Gal t, from Jamaica—Austria, Borland; William Sturgiss, Hiler; and Commerce, Henry, Charleston— Admiral, Crisp, St. John, N.B.—Castine, Slater, Tatmagouche —Montreal,. M'Master, Montreal—Carmelo; and John Gra ham, Stivals, Alexandria. SAlLED.—Garland, Haicrow, Sydney, N.S.W. Leopard, Shire, hence at Buenos Ayres. Indifferente, Romano, hence at Trieste. Queen Dowager, Me!drum, hence at Genoa Victory, Evans, hence at Vaimliceuf. Kereola, Frick, hence at Copenhagen To Brodre, Moller, hence at Holbeck Marguerite, Merie, hence at Antwerp Johanna, Hansen, and Johanna, La e, het ev Vt Cuxhaven Dove, kiwson, from Rio Janeiro at Rotterdam. Wm. Vail, Wishart, .fiom St. John, N.B. at Newry Vi►ginia, from ditto at Ring Arnelle,' from Sthbbe Princess Cart,.. port, at Portsmouth. Quebec Packet. Ditenburg, sailed from Marseilles for this port 29th ultimo. The e'er, Hall, from Sunderland at Gravesend, towed sip with loss of mainmast, tzc., having been in coe - tact with the Anglia, of this port, outward-bound with emigrants, Ist instant, near the Mouse. Woxvouip, 1I ' -nst, cut- , ..-.. 4.—A barque, app.crently in be 1-bound, anchored near Cahore Point yesterday, and pro- seeded this marni DAY, NovEMBE Wind \V., fresh ARRIVED, ford. Gaktt from Charleston. ring, Bordeaux— anti the Arctic (E,), Luce, Oct., botwas Beta Petrona, Pat mershaven. Etiiimrd's 2Znt of Atkinson, Calcuti 'mil New York at this port ; sailec by the fog below Sandy - Hoek on the 27th Oct., atf Bombay Packet, Ruby, from t foul of A, Nowell, henceAt New Orleans Louisa, hence at Roston. Bianot, Livarius, hence at lk Gustav Durand, hence at 1-ic, Be' der Elizabeth, Schabeling; Elsaua, Berkhr jewyd; and Mercurius, De Hum, hen FRIDAY, NOVEMEER I-^r Castle, S I, Cut A4tRIVEL sior, New York — Margaret Cam pl Tames Adolphe, Buillemel Aurora, Cusercizo, hence, Laurel (s.), hence at Havr Johanna, Hansen; Johai Mind VV.N.NN ew . York, and Lt thii . port; sailed-SU i-noor, in moving from the - Prince's Dock into the he State - Rights (Amer hence at Toulon Bilboa. a, Lanze ; nice at Hamburgh. Bahamian, Touzel,fromßqhia at London Lancastrian, Langley, from China at Deal runic, Seaton, INl`Gowchie, ti Iney, N ARRIyEI Cattnrinid and lloreas, vityed 9p W., wrecked L{ ~ —Catherine H , Taganrog—B( ulcke. Philadelphia—. h. Lanza, AlexandriaY E. Agatlion, Helmand, It Hunter, f A. F. Moore, Owen, 4yres—Salacia, Marshall. Calcutta SAILED --Llewellyn, Petrie, for Ceylon— Jamaica—William Pitirton, Sharp, Newfoundland Deverenx, and John Toole,Mompson, New Orleans—Europe, , M`Dowall, and Philadelphia, Stotesbury, Philadelphia-r+Eliza beth Bentley, Robinson, -Staten Island—Niagara , (s.), Stone; Manhattan, Backstair, and Ivanhoe, Knight, New ,York--C. Carroll, Dillingham, Charleston—Margaret (s.)„ Little, liavre. 'Victory (s.), Seagor; Mary Henney, Hensley.; Rose, Perry ,and Thalia, Rogers, hence at Constantinople -Brigand (s.), hence at •ditto, and sailed o . Etoile, Benvit • Thomas,: 4er, hence at frens ; and Harbinger, .Alexan- altar, and cl, for Genoa _ Lance at Rio Janeiro. _ Arnott; henee.for HOng Kong, at Rio Janeiro. Desire, Slater, hence for*porta and San Francisco,. at-Et Whiteway, hene at.giver Plate. Alantur, Heath, and Hellespont (s.), Watts, bonee.at:Cib. , hence at Bridle, Tr is, Scours, hence at He Othello, Schweder, and £m Try, H owes, hence at fietv4 Alida Petronclla, hence atitrouwershaven Pere Eti Labousi antes for this port,,atik.*l Parry: Griffith,from,Gothenborg, f6r tli: from Honduras, ant: Albion, from St. John, N.ll Queensto - Nvn Express Packet, from Falmouth at Rio Janeiro. 'Cecilia, from Valparaiso, it Raenos Ayres. Bessy Robertson, from Londcn at ditto. .9t. Lawrence, Al.Farlane,,sailed fro:a Rio Jar' bay ..19th September KFRK6vALL, sth Nov.—The flaabets AnTter. from Liverpool for Christiana, was wrecked last night at Hohne.Sound. The Cargo is being saved in a damaged state. Master drOwned. .MOXTE VIDEO, 14th Sept.—The Gulnare, Nomorthy, from Liverpootrfor Valparaiso, put inhere 23rd August. . _ .. state, having encountered tery.severe weather off the Plate, and is,disclun ging to repair. The William Poustic, from Li verpool,,for San Francisco, put in bere 10th instant, also in ,It leaky state,.and with other i,lanacse, having been steuck byx. Amin lat.:s,G 5, long. 72 W. Tbetarque Primula, fratiXardiff for Panama,_sprung a leak, in lat. 55 5, and, bearing up for __ . gonift. '1 :es, Pata i 2 is port, fmndered off Cape( nor, vhich pr.t in here 6th Aug, repaired daMages, and sailed Bth instantlo:" Panama. stau;, ficim [knbay—H —eumbert amna- am, Boni e 4. I, Wait!low,.l3r Africa—Priscilla Bourne, Batavia, &c.—Co _ . . . . Craves, Lima-,Arabian Lowry, litaten I sland—Samoset, Tuakw, . Cliarleston—Caeliarine, flosellon ; Maine, Freeman.; .J.Z,;;V.,ertig.a,.and,losepli Walker, 11,nxi.e, New York—Revere, Hawes,. Boston-Alen Nevis, Turner,Sayannah— H ulna, Jarvis, Malaga--71teval, Gamier, St. Petersituilt. • )etober, and aroin :~latita speciC•4 Ist Nov. Has 1 . 70,060 dollars in Geneview e, — COupar,.from Mucci° at Clic; port ; sailed sth of CiQber,,,tuati from : Pernambuco sth Oct. Left at the former and Beatriw. Ceuadat4.3..), Harrison., hence at Boston;,2oth Oct, ; was on shone about thirty : tniltss to the eastward :of Halifax, but not supposed tc Wye. sigtained any injury. Isaac Wzight,,Peabody; Anna Tift, Itossailuy Maunering, Edwards.; Lariv.Franiclin, Yeaton ; Fides, ISLl:land; Liverpool; p.m. in lat 50, long 13.—Mars, of this port, 30th Oct. in lat 50, long B.—Stains Castle, from Sincapore, for this port, 3rd Aug. in lat 31 S, long 68 E.—Asia, hence, for Cape of Good Hope, 26th Sep. in tat 6, long 20.-2Eolus, hence, for Charleston, 15th Oct. in tat 28, long 26.—Courier, of this port, 9th Sep. in lat 51 8, long 18 W.—Speed, hence, 26th Oct. in lat 46 N, long 26 W. —St. George, from this port, 17th Oct. in lat 45 N, long 49 W. —Fanny, from Mobile, far this port, 6th Oct. in tat 36, long 76. —Alliance. from Charleston, 11th Oct. in lat 34, long 73. Bodiam Castle. hence, for Syra, 12th Oct. in lat 38, long 5 E.— Gazelle, from Zante, for this port, 17th Oct. off Cape St. Vin cent.—Queen of the Isles, of Penzance, from Patras, for this port, 19th Oct. off Malaga.—Lord Maidstone, from Rangoon. 13th Oct. in lat 16th N, long 33 W.—Minerva, from Trion, for Valparaiso, in lat 18 N, long 27 \V.—Raleigh, hence, for Rio Janeiro, 27th Oct. in tat 42, long 15.—Eliza Johnston, hence, for Maceio, 20th Sep. in lat 5 N, long 22 W ; had lost some spars, in a hurricane, a fortnight previous.—Otabeite (Bremen whaler). 27,11 Sep. in lat 12 N, long 25 W ; 75 barrels sperm oil on board. Randolph, from London, for New Zealand, 29th Sep. in lat 13 N, long 25 W.—William Gladstone, from London, for Val paraiso, same day.—Chieftain, from Bristol, for Valparaiso, same day.—Don Pedro, from Rio Janeiro, for Hamburg, also same day.---Mary and Caroline, for Messina, 16th Oct. in lat 40, long 11.—Josephine, of Havre, 25th Oct. in lat 45, long 11. —Empress, for Bahia, 29th Oct. in tat 47, long 10. Passed the Sound for Liverpool, Oct. 13, Hope, Taylor, from St. Petersburg. 13, Saxony, Weber, do. 14, Indian Queen, Drummond, do. 21, Carib, M`Bride, do. 22, Margaret Wilson, do. 22, Halifax. Barber, do. 24, Champion, Morris, do. 24, Helen Currie, do. 27, Mary Joanna, Davies, do. 27, Norden, Krabbe, from Gamla Carleby. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, NOVEMBER 8. Sugar.—Holders being still very firm, the sales are limited, and consist of 400 hhds. B. P., 1000 bags Beilgal, 1500 bags Mauritius, and 1100 bags Madras, at very full prices.—The sales in foreign consist of 50 lihds. Cuba Muscovado at 395. duty paid, and 30 boxes yellow Havana nt 245. 6d. per cwt in bond.—.Molasses.—ln the absence of arrivals there are not any sales to report; stocks are now below those of last year. —Coffee.—There is rather a firmer feeling in the market, but the business is small, being confined to GO tees. Jamaica, 103 bales Mocha at 525. 6d. to 535., and 103 bags St. Domingo at former rates.—No sales of Ginger or Pepper.—Small of Pimento have brought GO. per lb., Para Cocoa at 30s. 6d., Bahia 325., and Guayaquil 335. per cwt.—Rice.--A small parcel of Carolina sold at 16s. for inferior, and 2000 bags Ben gal, at 10s.. to Us. for middling to fine, including a small lot of broken at Bs. 6d. per cwt.—Bum.—The business does not ex ceed ItO pans. of all kinds, at last week's rates.-Tea.—At public sale yesterday of 2200 packages, 1800 found bpycrs at the previous current rates. 'A cargo, consisting Of 475,00011>5. common Congou, has been sold on speculation, to arrive, which has had the effect of stiffening the market for this deScription. —At a public sale of 60 chests of Indigo, the whole sold very briskly, at 4s. 4d. to 4s. 9d. for Oude, and•at 4s. 10d. to ss. 6d. per lb. for middling to good Bengal.—Guano.-500 tons of various kinds are reported at full rates. LIVERPOOL COTTON JARKET, NOVEMBETt S. The Cotton market, particularly since Monday, has been ex tremely heavy, and the desire to sell having increased, buyers have acted wdb great caution ; prices have been very irregular, and the current qualities of American are quoted -id. to Id. per lb. lower; Surats, though in steady demand, have given way .. id. ; Brasil and Egyptian are also d . i Tower. Taken on specu lation, 720 :Mierican, 20 Pernam, 350 Maranbam, ICO Maceio, and 160 Surat; and for export, 1450 American, 60 Bahia, and 1080 Surat. ACCOUNT OF SALES ANT) INIFORTS OF COTTON For the week ending Nov. 8, IFSO, SALES OF THE WHEN 220 Sea Island 10 Stained .. Prices paid Imports IL the week.fhisWkiThis Yr 3530 f Mobile - 1 7 1. Alabama andTennesseel( 8490 New Orleans 16, 40 r Pernambuco & Paraiba s Aracati and Ceara .... 18 870 Bahia and ALTYCCie 820 f Mara! Sawgi .... Minas . .... Dunera 56521 513144 Sk 1 L 70 7811 r 5152: Si 8i 8 * I ' 18991. 57307 rivam. Kc I zi 880 EgyFtfun— ... Baroadoes Pertzviw:L. ... Bahama .. I IES - on West India, & 2580$ bales 2 1403248 VIVERPOOL CORN EXCIIANG tee this day weel include chiefly a fair supply 'cif Wheat aria Oats, wit sider Able Quantity of Oatuwal ; and•coastwis vat of Barley, but 1 d to that hf THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. TIDE TABLE DAYS. YAMNO., HORT.? HOLY DAYS, ETC. Nov.l h. m. Is. m. . ft. in. Tuesday.— 12, 418 45)' j 11 1 CaVnbridse Mich. T. Wednesday .13' 531 612 if 10 9 i [div., midnight Thursday ..1-1 653 727 11 0 i Friday ....I5 759 828 11 11 Saturday ..16 553 914 13 3 Sunday ....17 .9 34 954 15 0 25thSund.afterTrin. Monday....lB T 13 10 32 .16 6 i PACKET LISI Destination, Mails dcsp'd,Last Packet Next Packet from London , sailed. due. S'HAMITON STATION Lisbon . 7th, litb, Madeira ri0t....1 Next 2 1 -M1 Nov. 7,due Nov. 16 Spain ......-- inn Gibraltar every montl Malta&lonian Islands 20th Greece and Egypt of every India, Ceylon,& China 1 month. i (I )Brit.Col.inW.lnd. " (except Honduras & 2nd andlfiedi Tay Bermuda,) For. Col. ~f every i in W. Indies, except of ever 1 Havana, :Venezuela, and Madeira tipon Next Mail Oct. 20 due MY-v". Nevi Mail Nov. 2:',ue Nov. 5 Mexico & Havana.. } 2nd of everyTa3; ATtxt Mail de ma, and 3.17 th dfevery!Avon New Grenada •• • J month only.' Next Aran Oct. 171 due Nov , FALMOVTEI STA and•tEvng. of 4th'H M PeterP4lM Express Nov. -GI Nov. 25 month) RPOOL ST, America, I3er- i'Erery ate find U. Stat P I JCiagn ra Asia Nov. 21 Nakr:"9 `NS•OF THE BRITISH tiE lsvor 'NOVEMBER, ARMY, (From th cited Service Jm Where two r amed is that at Ltioned. which t sth—Err .6th-1 st tt., Corfu, Isle sa fl, Chatham 1111anche.qrr 4th-Birmingham 5 th—Lo n gfo rd 6 r N.S., Cork 39t1i—Belfast :oth—Cork 41st---Co},k Newbridgi Ist Dragoons- —Mft/ta. Isle of Wight —9treG.Hope,l. of %V •Bttttevant Weedon Sth—Brighton Chatham 12th Lance I3th Lt. Dr 14th—Ben -Kist Batt.) Gibraltar; last 15th Huss 16th Lark :elland, Chatlll-41 Grenadier Guards— batt., London, 24th—Bengal, Chatbaty 25th—Madras, Clurtbani Nth—Gibraltar, Jersey 27th—Stirling. 28th—Portsmouth 29th—Bengal, Cha 20th—Wahner 31 st—Dublin 32d—Bengal, Chatham raid—Newcastle Ist West India B.e 2(1 Ditto—Nassau 3d Ditto—Detnerara Ceylon Rifle Regimen Canada- Alorton, and Arfartlets. lepat of the r —IIh b 1 n NOttiTrOlam 44t1 Ilaidstn 1511 46th,- dinburgli one Ntaidston slow sgth.-:"Nrem Z (Ist batt.) The Tower. 50th (2d batt.) Portman-street (3d batt.) Chichester. 51st- Coldstream Ountds— 32d (lstbatt.) Windsor 53d (2d batt.) St. John's Wood ii4th• Scotch Fusilierfintvds— (lst batt.) St. Gc (2d batt.) i - on Bar Ist—Foot (Ist batt.) N. limns. (2(1 bit t t.)--Lina orick 3d-Birr —PI ym (nth --"i-Tiong Kong, Tralee --(lst ht.) Bombay,Cladtkm bt.) . Tem pl eino re Cte n : fn a g l shton , Chatham Irrachee, Chatham , New Zealand, Chathat Bar. IGGth—Barbadoes, Yon:dr:di 7th—Gibraltar, Isle of Wigi Bth—Limerick Abrdn.'66tt 170tt —Malta, Isle of Witt —Calcutta, Chatham 71Et—Dublin,Bes.batt.,Csan4 724—Trinidad, Bristol 734—C. G. Hope, Naas 6th- 7 -Ist batt., doyeG. Hope 7 2d batt., Nei agl: 70—Windwster Fab—Bombay. Cb •Ber.nl, Chatham Corfu, Gosport Newport 9th—Dublin 10th—Bengal, 11th—N. S. Wale 12th—Chatham 79th—Quebec, - Preston n 80th—Bengal, Chatham atham S I st—Berwick vlauritius:B3d Portsmouth Mombay, Chatham -Madras, Chatham -Preston 13th—Fort George 14th—Athlone _ -Ceylon, Sheet iTvlbe lombay, Chatham 16th—Corfu, 17th—Castlebar 18th—Bengal, Chat} nth—Canada, Brecon 20th-I%lOlllmM, Caliaz! 87th—Ltleagal, Chatham 88th—Hatifax, Castlebar 89th—Dublin 90th—Manchester Isle of Wig —Glasgow 91st--lover ; 2nd. batt., • Cape of Good lip - pe 92d—Kilkenny 94th---Madras;Chatham Canada 95th—Winchester 96th—Dengal, Chatham 57th—SLJohn NS.lsle °MO , ;Reserve batt, Jamaica. 98th—rliengal, Chatham 99th—V. D. Land, Chatham Rine Brigade— (let batt.) Canterbury (2il batt.) Kingston, Cattail Reserve batt., 1. of Wighl COSONrAL COI: PS, Ceylon .ant!'florg Kong Cape Mounted Itiftetnen—Cape of Good Hope Royal NewfoundlandNeteran Cot,npany—Newfoundland Royal Malta Feneibles—Malta WNDON GAZE7TE.—TuBsDAy, Nov PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 11, Norman, and eq., Li ver pool , and Co., Liverpool, fildp.ettannlers----51tr CG.;Liverptol, shipbrokers; fio far, as regar pie andltobertson, Liverpool, sliarebrokers, BANK-at/WS. Dutton Reeves and Ric 1%1 .11errIman Dawson, Li- .• . eithr, mr. Trttes, jun., Liverpool. William - Taylor, Newcastle-upo&Pyne, auctioneer John Livotey and John Pimm, New Lenton,laaeo • Abraham ifooley, Macclesfielu, silk manufacturer. James Gilston, Leeds, woollen draper. 23d-I le of nd'various - Parts of Europe, however, we have to nport of wheat, and fron ftrther immense accee thvprececling week, ammintf vats of Indian Corn end P Egypt, and 2,288 sacks-01 At our market this Farr from Trance. WaS large, the holders showed no clisposition . +(mei' terms; and we therefore repeat the currer •ise'rmight. as well as Ire tent, at the full rates-of t ever, was neglected, ~ and sc Malting Barley , m - rrl Malt .were Is. per qr. el Pease both dif grinding Barley unvcried. Beans and sale, and somewhatdepressed in value. Oats and Oatme4lin moderate reques last week'. Indian Corn rsetting less inquir quarter lower Wheat, r 70tb English, red Ditto, white Irish, red .. Ditto; Rye Er Barley, Scotch &r. - Irisf Malt, Oats, per 4511 English & Soolel); old 2 '9 NVcisii Benns, En 11,14 fir 1T0..8z I rish " - Enilish& Ditto. To. d Irish, 1599. Chewlr 2 5 rlo :1 0 do. 7 0 do. 2 0 fine Lg we 1110. a very stow trade f of this day on the contrary, was in good request, States and Cat buyers to a considerable ( s6'nnight. Irish Flour, bo must be noted UT. 5 7 6 In line Flot o. of Beast •land,~r•Y Canailian Wheat ,1!1. 701 white Danzig, mixed and do 6 0 — r6 L Baltic& Tfrrilmrg (10 6 0 -- , •6 6 Riga and 'Pete:bg. do 5 2 Odessa, common .. do 5 -/ Freueb,Spanirdi,Sze do 5 6 Sz Nlavir.nopoli 5 6 .. 5 &e. 20. 60I1$G:inding 2 11 . _ 5 n white.. 5 5 Al Egypt'n 3 f t Baltic. &c. ,114 10 0 - Az.veetl22 0 0 —' floor Cnn adi an U.S. West Phi & Bitir►one.t Dn. &Canadian...sot Indian Corn,,• 48011). American European do. _ D. Meal,* brl. 106 i NOVEMBE • o o 4.10. .14 0 6ito -4 2 - 0 -0 - 0 •0 o 0 ; 0 :3 0 —24 -6 ring 0 0 0 0 spf. 0 0 0 0 The weatherduringlhe last few d wet eccationally.-Anuch of the Enf-. as have been'held- on and since Tin still seems to move °Win the like eve tinned to distinguish iit for so long a period, nothing suffici ently important having .occurred either to limit or expand the demand beyond the • ordinary hounds of consumption : thus keeping prices - free from 4,ny thing more limn mere fractional variations.—To the tradeliere since Tuesday, similar remarks are applicable, , with the:exception of Flour, , which, upon a fair demand, has maintained-its previous value, Of English, Irish, nr-Foreign Grain to note since our last report; but of I States and Canada-the impert the Corn trade very few arrival rvom tl►e American ranounting to rable supply of Irish-Oat merit. At our market this morning the trade for`Wheat of all de• the foregoing circular; .of.course the transactions altogether were very inconsiderable, and•our last gintatiots hardly sus tained ; the millerslinyinzwith extreme caution, and holders declining to force sales.on . lower terms.—Plowr, however, continuing the most attractive article of the trade, States and Vanati'an met a fair-ateady demand. at the full rates of Tnes- Trninjd unaltered it Good mealing Oats, being short supnly, were nuke :Is dear ut late Vbefere; other descriptions meeting little niece.—(iattneal in tolerable requertt <it previc recovered LIVERPOOL *PROVISION 51A R , FEET, No VE uu R We,eznnot note any chanze for the better in Beef, a iand has not improved, and I , ,,olders are puzzled what to 4 r 9 59 @ 6 • - -55 0-47 FOll Oarketo. MANCUESTER CARN MARKET, NOVEMBER 9. The aspect of the trade this week has been the came as for some time past : moderate supplies of home produce from all quarters, large arrivals of foreign Wheat and Flour,.whilst de mand is confined pretty much to the supply of present con sumption at prices, as regards Wheat and Flour, slowly rece ding from those of our last. Our market to-day is sufficiently described by the preceding observations. Wheat and Flour ire purchaseable on lower terms, but sellers submit very re luctantly, and the decline is hardly so definite or general as to render alteration of our last quotations necessary. Oats and Oatmeal support former prices, with fair demand. Beans ra ther cheaper. In other articles no variation. PRESTON CORN MARKET, NOVEMBER 9. We have received a good supply of Grain and Oatmeal from Ireland during the past week. The trade, _in ti has been of a very animated ch duction of. 6d. pet articles barely sust bourimr growers odd"' upon Flour a re to, Whilst othe Lncy. Our neigh at this morning' des in fi but other des( Tect a t as last week. I , re 'e request. Prime tr We can WAKEFIELD CO arrival of Wheat c MARIE' Ines large is very inactive, and much which there is but little sul. to - the f in price; criptions a reduction of Is. per qr. is . !learance. Oat- and Shelling are fully air's last week's prices; fine samples contir ale. Beans rather cheaper. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, Is of English N -:-, fresh samples commanded late r reign sold in retail At is. per gr. cheaper. Oats are scarce, and ix per qr. higher. NEWCASTLE-UPOI , There was a large delivery of 'YNE CORN MAT verilirni •emely du G - rindini in d rice. a to inst v other d from a for WI met a fair UPPIY CORK ( et to-d R K F,T, N DUBLIN CATTLE MA kit this per .cwt. ne STATE OI Uonclay a dis the , expecsat; on the follow 'ge one, tio . d %%nee, suit for. Uncle the market. are n Ha has 20 0 -: 010- s. (1. • -s..cl mand for 4EttsFIF.Lco.-13r1sinm t :e. _ tew purchnser RAILWAY R very t►n variety. large chc t is to bas be( r,ces d. t pied. I of the we dine their bled to I !e at the 1: ,d the woolle , eeti chief] f railwnv T. Nov e, for w: Le to met w inferior k f the buyer. r. decline. Gri ust be note [MET, Nov. 9 from the farmi s this ha' ld was not our I urely if we I ih—eit7o.w—n--o-r vreen I this "11 an and member also, that ` :al and Surgical Cases nr,n•, l Disci!wan ED : Cured, 27 Mr. Wa :sq. ; Chaplain, Rev. V Visitors, OSPITA .IVERPOOI .ect., Indirect, which has I Light cur case of the controv of the c ,v a pa: I WM; it of s a who le i nj tired STANT, t the cause . of depeud In t.ll :11 float lien gave their i more ingeniot 11 ever the air w nown to the trlc gird t o Tected •erich A Jcm read by I and the diapitraem. His theory received, and Magendie and Kt hilt his reined It was to bread - movement of the v incligestic that could not be cured by ing the diet, and by givi question tl en arose, kind ? Generally. if two, it would be curet rectify the ry little, sln then d disc nothin: &Tofu' prodnre eith kines evil ii patient it was hi be (let s the Sf be one M. Curs has F hewn ti umprion nal can 1, in I d, ani 92,000 people believed it oftener not to be here, THE DIGESTIVE ORG.I.NS.—T ted ti Very great to in respect THE CHARITIES. • ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARY, Rose-HILL. Patients attended during the last week :—At the Dispensary, 147 ; at their own dwellings, 39 ; czses of prevailing epidemic, 0 ; total, 186. Visitors for the week, T. Gilbert and E. B. Barton, Esqrs.—Joseph Kitchen, Esq., honorary secretary end treasurer. LIVERPOOL INF! RMARI ,DiscilA AGED: In-patients cured, request, 7 ; Made Out-pat; AnmyrTED: In-patients, 3' the week, 12; Remaining • "louse Surgeon, ?Ir. F. D. Fletcher, Qev.W. It'undo REPORT, NovEmBRR 9, 20; Relieved and at own Irregular, 1; Dead, 2. ; Casuals dUrin ton; _Cliaplair Apothecary, Al II ; Treasurer A. F. Bou ERN : Accid !gular, 0 ; Die( Consulting S Surgeon f Triasurer, B. H. Jones, Hughes. Boys on the Books Girls ditto Sick List d Situat T.D.Ant SOUTHERN IN-PATIENTS At own request Made Out-patie Entered.... ivasurer, B. hysicia❑ t ;POOL INDUSTRIAL RA( le; UE Rai, 64. I • • . • • ..• mme TO TI from P, little els d other W organ of , rsM'ideir ' dire ° , ‘; re, • • .1,1, t he n tire Of o Geo` tb,e , set r at lioa e h I' b 33 , fron'i,e6 br 10 11 boc` (11 a it 1g 3. be d , fro— 0 , tish -to tb ° whet' If ofi t he denc e 5 0' the ° r oo f no P r i e s. ie arter , f;ltettVi *,;al, -46115, edwife of EDWARD NA' apham, Surrey lat nt &ugh:kr af Join in this tawn,.and Earth°. •-street °,qq,7AT:Tixt 14,713701 A, eldest survivir ' l / 4 1 0 4t bI"V . K INS, coal-merchant. '`b i;%;seat, Imhsehill-houce, near Tkanworth,Aget Esq„ brother of the late Sir Robert Peel daughter of the 17 k t ttip . 4t l ep tv• ,a„4,‘:+ntwich, ggo4 ➢53, Mr. 11`CLURE, solicitor. ` 1 1. 0w,,1 4 . ( ;. Mr. J(.111N DAVIESON, unthrella-to,anik tii 11 „ 41,1 . i n5i, ` ;.;1".:. . „_,, .1) 1 ,1„ AMC% ian 1 1i44„ ( layvet. tint, aged 49, 4ttik t Y, Ip, N ,„ 43, ANNA M t kRIA, widow of the late Mr i i :1444 1 , 14 1, and eldest daughter of the late Win 1 04' 41 (fi L a mbert-street, . aged 74, ANN, widow of the eed ironfounderasd joiner, Tithebara-st. 4 1' 4 4 1 , 4 t ribi s 4 , 8 , Mr. RYLAN:DS -.SA.LE, for many years a kity 4,, lust `" , 11. q i nt. Mrs. ARCHIBNLD DRUMMOND. r • Rock lira, Clare -t errac,e, Edge-hill, LUCY tYa k ,, 11 ,,14s At ek 1, 44 :t1 xi le !Sea, aged 84, Mr. JOUN RANDALL, a ti,_•aterlo o veteran For years past the %or•di,t'T muter his soil's roof, o °A a pension of Is. ilte f tia 1 1 Ar ki i.been confined to 4.4, - ; room tar the last four the evening of the .2,rd instant his 'od to be on fire, anti thettirfartunate de •9n the floor, close to the fender., and tright i!N. - stir • an caused his death early. Ihe following ( 1:1 4 4 :1y, 4i ' l ' , 2 .ged 64, L O'NEIL,.nf London th. h o ,, Mr M‘Millens, 11 4, in 79 , Mrs._ l EIS. I I& s A o 17 - 1-IMrF,.of Carlisle. t it Nhrf i ,4T(l' N , at Edel ' i-qi ‘ ily, Dublin, in his 48th v.ear, Zei;„'„ , cl• The deceased had for many years I ,itlea kk `; %o lisyspaper agent in Ireland, , and was el( k 4,,e4,.!'ret,,,i i of first expediting the transmission 4 . i( t , l kq. 4 4 i the General Post-office, as well as by his k, ll „ki t , N . ,9 1 e, t 01)(. 0 ,!•.9n-molint, Southport, in his 82nd year, 40 4 4 Y, i LK, Esq., senior partrer in the Wigan 1. 4 fo t %tt, ••1.., r errace, Clapham-road, London, in her ht Plct of the late JOHN BEAN, Esq., of r;`„Vt 44: 4 4 "ls vessel, the Irene, of this Tort, while 4 ilich t, 4 P o Plexy, Captain JOHN HOLLIDNY. 4 1 4 fri ( leatt 1 9 ,1 ourable man, and a most skilful nail ?, is deeply regretted by his employers and ot• 7 11 1 ' i nei• ' Oh l I'l l Y has left a widow and daughter to de ll' (.)1 1 ) l k , - t, A t 4 ,'S it ‘ ;,i s t,(.;r a lingering illness, aged 48, MARY, i t l e, l I t rl 1, Vl', Esq. /W:,C c 1 91,11 . NA, yougest daughter of Captain tOli kkt 14"14(1 iiesal k ' i g• DANIEL WDOUGALL, gardener, a l ite;j r eq" ll , ;,' e s I 4 t, yt t 4 44,, 'tir e r, of 'eePly regretted by all who were Sc. Co ln Of Co nsumption, CHARLOTTE MARIA, r 4- 4 ' , ` 14 5 , ' 4l 14: J PHN WULFF, and only daughter of i 1 . 1 4, -An, late of the East India Company's AltOtant 1 4 1)1 ” M ILY her residence, Itolt-hill, Tranmere, 1 11 , h relict of the late WM, FAIRIIURT, • ' ) Uratt wAried 44, MARGARET, time beloved wife Bank of Liverpool. J. R. ESTLIN, of Great Balms ; Margaret, Knowles; A IVewfouncll-gitd. _ itl Creamore, Kemp, Renee Douglas Slniatolence t; , St. John, N.B. Harnet,'l4atter, hence. at Pr,thce Edward Island. Susan. Lave.,teace at (:a&• T V Eyck, Ithtute„, bence.atAktend. Frances and An.n, Perelle, sailed from Palermo far this Margaret. Wilson, nian Cal al. 'tom Cronstult for this port, At ,Cale do- Ennollale, I3iititon _aria nxpress, coristorer ' irotuf,.,osiau— and Maria Lanigan, from ,Honduras, at Queenstown. ST..loits, N. 8., 2:lnd Oct.—Persian, from Liverpool for Montreal, was spoken 4th instant, in Lit. 47, long. 47 ; &1:e had sprung a leak, and thrown part of carp) overboard. DAVID, 7th Nov.—The Austrian brig Aliaden Savavich, from Constantinople, for Queenstownnr Falmouth, was driven on more near this place, 7tli jastant, and it is feared will go to pierce; cargo landing in a ttamaged,state. Powsmotrrif, Bth Nov.—Sic Robert AO, of London, out, ward ;bound, sunk in August kW, ,about 260 miles from St. Vinceht, Cape de Vents. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11.—WiOd woderate. A RR,lvxo.—Calandra, Popplewell, from Vitia Nova—Mary Queen of 6cots, Wilcox, Buenos Ayres—British ;seen, Evans, Messina—Beethoven, Throwell, Madras SsiLED.—Cornelia, Menchaca, for IL Geo. Dean, Spining, hence at Sierra Leone. Adler, and Meng, hence at Vera Cruz. El Dorado, hence at St. Andrew's. Niobe, Soule, hence at Boston. Harriet Wild, Corbit, hence at Halifax. Lord George Bentinck, and Persian, Hopkins, hence at Quebec. • The latter leaky, and with part of cargo thrown over board. Mignon, from Penzance at Malaga in G days. The James Dunlop, Georgeson. for Ayr, has put back, with pumps choked, lose of sails. bulwarks, &c., and a quantity of rater in the hold. NEW ORLEANS, .Oct. 19.—A large ship, painted black, with a myi streak, and with thirteen wreckers alongside of her, was seen llure on the Orange Keys 10th instant. VESSELS SPOKEN Calder, I9th Oct. in lat 42. long 12.—Anrora, 26th Oct. in lat 46..10ng 11.—Atlantic (a), hence, for New York, 31st Oct. olf Saltees.—Dighy, 14th June, in lat 33 N, tong 13 W.—Belle, 'hence, for Bombay, ont 37 dew, in Jai 19 N, in long 20 \V.— Mary liorie, hence, for Calcutta, 31st Aug. in lat 34 S, long 11 W.--Barbara Gordon, hence, 6th Aug. in lat 36 g, long 1 E.— Spliynx, hence, for Batavia. 27th Oct. in int 50, long 9.—Abra . • _ nn • a IV 1.111 It.lllllic, •,,•• ••• --- • 18th Oct. in lat 41, long 26.—Juno, 29th Oct. in lat_47, long 10,—Caston (Dutch barque), 26th Sep. in tat 13 N, long 27 W.—Eaioner Gordon, from Maur;tius, for Leaden, 16th Oct. in tat 40 N.—Marigante, from Tanaro, for Cadiz. 14,11 Oct. . lat 39, long 24. with loss of ruhler, and Waii supplied vrithspars. —Aberdeen, hence, for New Yoik, 25th Oct. in lat 45, beng 26, —Princeton, hence, for New York, 20th Oct. in lat 50 N, lot 16 W.—Emperor, 28th Oct. in lat 49, long 9.—Speed, house, in lat 4a, long 26.—John Willis, hence, for Sincapore, 11th Atig. in lat to N, long 19.—Aurora, of this port, from Antwerp. for Valparaiso, 17th Oct.-in lat 45, longl3.—Theodore, of this pCTt, 31st Oct. in lat 48, long B.—Serata, hence, for Lima, Ist Oct. in Ist 9 N, long 31,-,-Alfred, of Hainburg, from Callao, 28th Sep. in lai 10, Ion; 29.—Atlantic (s), hence, for Nen? York, Ist Not.'} Winiain •CL4s, Harmer-st: Jo Derby,,l4l2:l Etiwark. merchant 3mnd-street, Loncisin, coal ineNcliont. (I-lane, Fenchurcit-street, London, mer an and Dunstable, salt merchant. DIVI DENIM. 1 Payne Best, Crotched Friars and Greenwich. wine Williain Huline, lkl:liiihester, tailor. IL‘Nli..ttUl'lVY ANNULLED. Lecicliampton and Cheltenham. tnaltster, John Brewington, ,Stanton, innkeeper—William Calvert. Worthing, tuitor Georze.Einnigear and Thomas Winkle, Bk. NONgM BE R S. PARTNE:RSHIPS DISSOLVED, N. J. Corcorao and A. French, Liverpool, marine store dealers—Chaffer and Thompson, Liverpool, manufacturers of Emerson's patent cement paint —Moriee, Glass, and Co. Liver pool, ship chandlers—F. Bliednerg and Co., Liverpool—Har ding and Windborne, Birkenhead, shipchandters, and Claugh bleachers. DECLARATION-S OF DIVIDENDS. R. Clifton, Brandon, Scifolk, brewer. T. S. Cave, Widmer, Kent, merchant, P. G. Foster, St. John's-square, Clerkenwell, London, iron. tutwger._ _ _ A. A. Sutterby, Stoke Perry, Norfolk, grocer. 3. ktead, Me'combo Regis, Dorsetsldre, grocer. T. Rs West-street, Soho. London, licensed victualler. BANKRUPTS. John il.owbotham, Sutton, near Macclesfield, silk manufac turer. Robert Gsrton, Kinston-upon-Hull, bootmaker. Alexander Black, Wellington-street North, Covent-garden, London, bookseller. George Cliveilearle, Tyndole-place, Islington, apothecary. William Celes, Milton-next-Gravesend, pastrycook. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 29, H. Mario and R. Tod, Imorpool. merchants—Nov. 29, W. Briddon, Liverpool. manufacturing' chemist—Dee. 2, W, Luean, Preston, Lancashire. innkeeper. CERTIFICATES . To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the (lay of meeting. Dec. 4. C. M. Wilkinson. Ulverstonf loncashire, wine mer chant—Dec. 4. M. Bakewell, Alanchester, site manufacturer. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL.. November. flour 14, William PulAion (audit) 14, Peter Fielding (audit) 14, Hugh Parry (audit).. 15, Peter Fielding (proof and div.) • • . 15, William Puleston (proof and div.). 13, John Meredith (proof and div.) 15, Hugh Parry (proof and div.) 15, Jon. Dip;ginson & 11. Deane (proiy Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, IR, Henry Green (audit) 19. llenry Green (proof atid div.) Ditto, 19, R. D. Reeves anti It. 11. Dawson (Ist) " Ditto, 19, Charles Jones (2nd) , 20, Benjamin Wright (audit) Ditto, 21, John Winder and Richard Fisher (audit) Ditto, 21, T. Occleshead and C. Cummins (audit) 21, Robert Adams and Thomas Banks (audit) Ditto, 22, Robert Williams (audit) sertnlert. transactions in Haioil ba-we again been limited; the !ate swiraneeti rates hare, however. been well maintained ,n(1 the marl :et is now nearl 1 main as before. The high mice of Lard deters buyers. but holders are very firm, and the stock is much reduced. Sales for the week are reported at about 100 tons. Tine Cheese Ist ordinary can be sold at very low price LIVERPOOL CATTLE DI ARKET, 'V The supply of Beasts at market to•da}• inn for some weeks. with a brisk demand, fully 4d. per lb. oo all good things. The unusually small, and sold readily at our TIII3 OFFAL. Prime first-class Ti,?.iters Second-class heifers Prime first-class Oxen Cyld Cows and half-fed Oxen. ('rime %%tethers, (shearlings). second quality (ditto) . I)id Scotch Ilia! Irish Ewes (ditto) 4 d. „ 4id Latiths 0 d. „ 0 d leasts, 2515; Sheep, 272; No. at market LIVERPOOL AGRICUINURAL PRODUCE MARKET, NovEisaEtt 9, 8. d. s. flay, olii , 10lb 0 8@ 0 10ijPotntoe New S 0- 0 6.1- a s Pink' Eyes. 0 0 Cattle Ditto, Green 0 0 Vetches 0 0 Oat - 0 0 Barley ...... 0 2i— 0 3 !Manure PRICE OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUC Potatoes: Kemps. retail, 3s. to 3s. 3d ; Cups per 901hs. Turnips : Sw: des, les. per ton of !WWiirzei PRICES OF PROVFIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, NOVEMBER 9. a. (1. s. d. 1 s. (1. R. d. Beef *ll 0 4ato 0 7 'Granes,EoZ. 4. 116 2 oto 0 0 Niutton Veal ill 5 0 7 Pines, Foi% each. 9 0— 0 0 I fore•qr 0 0 --0 0 Do. Eng. v 11). 5 u— 6 0 1.4... n,i, 1 ilind-qi. e 0— 0 o Fowls, 14. couple. 2 6 2 9 Fresh Pork Bret 'Salmon Soles Cod Fish —o 0 —0 0 Turbot .... Woodcocks o 1 4 1 6 Partriclzes,+ , bra: 2 6 0 0 Cucumber! , ..... 0 4 0 0 'Arks, per doz.. e ft I i 111fick Graue.... 6 Larks,per plot.. 0 9 Salt Ditto Eggs .. r 120 41 4 Pstatoes, r Peck 0 9 Peaches, each .. 0 4 Filberts - It Apricots 0 0' Ra 1 0 Turkeys, 0 0 Suipes . -0 0 - 0 0 -0 0 BELFAST CORN MARKET, - At this day's market wheat in short suppiy, and prices of last week are firmly maintained. Oils lather scarce, and prices a shade higher. Oatmeal in good demand, at an advance of Id, per 112 lbs. Other articles without change. The late advance on Indian Corn has diverted the consumption from this article to oatmeal, and the trade is now dull. At some thing grader present prices, bowcyer, a good deal mir i bt be Kw, Nov F.7%1 Dundalk and Enu!shillen East Anglian nQ Glasgov Eastern Cnion Farness Glasgo..v, ICian Gretii Norttic Greta Southe 'orlisliire Leeds anti Thirsk Liverpoe!, Crosby Londonderry and London ittl Blackwall London. Brighton ands. Coast Manchester. Buxton, Alat Sheffield, C I.it Mannestue . and Salfo'rd June:ion Nlaryport and Carlisle Midland, Bristol. & Midland Great Western (Tr !Boni:18'1(k Ne - , castle and Carlisle North British North Staffordshire North-western Scottish Central Scottish Midland Shropshire . ITnion Som li-eas tern S,:mtli Devon oittll York., Do! Ts.ff Vale Whitehavev wzliam ster, & Cool 11, , rwiek orkamt North AI n i inction Piwig and Rouen .. I): , ris said StrasLur Rouen and Tifivre To urs Mu) N of the skin n when the shy nothing else would. No some to be wiaeliery. Wt cure es in the second order; in the third pace li the fourth place these estate the a'r was very ..alubrio that c: Id be r. anythir, for health he did not t Tilki upon anything bette Tn E RIO D POOF portion;lly wit►i rich( were as much happier than tLc o his rooms are more statelv, his di plying twopence by thi piness of him who ('rinks claret It is a trite paying, that the poor and happier; but perhaps lief have not been often ' es full 'er-bat v, the genera: prinelple invented by the rich to cpi as beer they are among the ohj consist in hcal!h, phys body frotn the eletnents. mestic attachments which )f mod Species. The wealth of the ric) will not add in the list a .fifth ele large ag any one of found in intellectual pu unknown to those in whom a tast vated, and it rarely happens that is not gratified. It p the rare faculty of ministering to its own derafinds ; : nd it has the peculiarity of ;Hording a method in v. hich thepoor c in eijoy the possessions of the rich without humil for the passing study of pictures and some advantage from thei sses, li 'attics gives them without their picking the etim Where there are equal laws, fl(1 the 's posses' exhausting exertion:enn hou.e, clot can marry and bring. up children litnself the main condi!ions of cur ii piness. There are none of that have not in their very in every effort to expand thet nature ionrer, without wnr,cn!s tact irlfr, mit.; of evjoyment e art that indu!g, tire has its y to a rnr Errae,:al. proz.res onwards from the rotirse4to the most exquis!te bod, certainly forfrits all relish for the simplicity he Nis drserttd, but gains no new pleasure from the excitements which his appetite dcmands. The labourer suddenly aised to afluence by some freak of fortune often leaves verably behind him the true p! . easures of the teAle., ECO7tOnly. 155.. 1 821;.. C 139.. 1 3246..146 468.. 47 321. . •30 ISG2.. 234 432.. 58 282.. 13 193.,.' 12 731- 143 5!.,6„ 44 FO 6024.. S 4 2:164., 59 )121., cure till Ci: Ed ; they could E Lecture. r worse -.vorla occupant of t ipz,nt of the 1 furniture more can es:imate the hap, T him wbo drinks beer. this 'oe.." ainment. They fricient rent of the do- stence of cur 'E s atnCS3 %Via be is of luxuries is is not et of yin tw,