The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-10 00:00:00

47. . --,..., . lestrian, Aug . 10 1547. , _______ Tilt ILIVEttli 00 t S - T A he New ii ,„ 2 „...1 _ _..„ _ ...„._ _ - -. . -- --- - .._.-.....-__ aver 100 . .. econds VESSELS SPOKEN : ' ;12471attrt. 4 5+ mouth ; Ii ipp ing intelLfstnrt. Princess Victoria, hence 10th July, in lat 5, lon 22-Calder, ith, and from Canton, for Liverpool, and Penang, from Calcutta, for • ate,- . any, in • ______. o ._ Liverpool, 4th June, in lat 28 S, lon 9 E-George, hence for WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, A UG . 3, WAKEI There is a go( TUESDAY, Attousr 3.-Wind N.W., fresh. Constantinople, 25th June, off Cape St. Vincent -Frankfield, Wheat 3 qrs O S 3 7e. 3d. la qr.: total, .111 Is. 9d• that on ARRIVED.-John Garrow, Thompson, from New Orleans-, hence, in lat 48, lon 38-La Bonne Mere, from London, for ' " • Os. Od • total - 0 Os. Oel this day se'nnig Lucknow, Rnberson, from New York. Alexandria, Ifith July, off Pantelleria-Dawn, hence for Con- Oats, 0 qrs., @ .*0 .sa qr.., Barley, 0 qrs., @ •'0 Os. Od. la qr.: total, .e 0 Os. Od. . which is quite ii force business. Peel, on SAILED.-Athens, Allen, for Pernambuco-Jane Prowse, Ni- slantinonle, 19th July, off Gozo-Rafael, 28th July, in lat 48, teen to • chols, for Shanghae-Nestor, Stewart, Demerara. lon 10-Emily, hence for China, in lat SN, lon 23 W-Liffey, • ' ------ Shelling 2s. per the two _ from Coringa, for Liverpool, 20th May, in tat 26 S, lon 38 E- • SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, AUG. 4. but difficult to 1 I. As a New World, Knight, from New York at this port; sailed on Earle, in tat 50 lon 10 - Louisa, hence for Baltimore, and Don, We' continue better supplied with stock than of late. The I Sove- the Bth July. E xper i ence d muc h li g ht easterly winds and of Whitb y, ou t war d b oun d, 25th J u l y, i n l at 4 8, l on 22-Emma, demand continues good, but Beef and hlutton remain un- PRICES Calms. O n th e 3 0 t h J uly, i n lat. 49 4 0, l ong . 94, spoke the brig f rom N ew York, 28th July, in tat 48, lon 17-Clyde, bound changed from last week. .to offer bra, of London, fifty-four days from St. Domingo for Cowes, west. 30th July, in lat 49, lon 15-England and Pet, 2nd Atm, .__ -________ Beef, 7d. to Bd. nsion of for orders, ' off Tnskar-Sanderson, hence for Syra e and Flirt, of Lirerpool, LIVERPOOL CATTLE,MARKET. AUG. 9. Mutton, 7d. to 1 . orthwith Arnside, Langley, from Newcastle at Bombay. . , 21st June, in lat 37, lon 16 E-Gazelle,of Sunderland. and In- Veal, bid. to 731 a. „sParagon Eliza Stewart, sailed from Saugor for this port on the sth o- dustr'e. 97th Jame, off Cane Bow-Old Harry, from Zante, for , ket to-day, the part o(second-rate and inferior quality. We have had a large supply orrill kends of Stock at our mar- Lamb, 7d. to 8d of death . June. Falmouth, 29th June, in lat 38. lon 10 E-Leonidas, of Cowes, greatest , • Fresh Pork, 70. Salmon, 80. to E in lon 3 W-Aimw 11 Bth July, tat 36, e , 12th July, in 37, assizes, , sailed from ditto for this port Bth June. The whole, or nearly so, was sold at last week s prices. - • -- - --- Soles, 6(1. to 70. e wilful Oporto, hence at Havannah, and not at Oporto, as reported 9-Lalla, fro m Galatz, 17th July, in tat 40. lon 0 10-Socrates, Yesterday, hence for Calcutta, 19th July, in Ist 41, lon H-Hereford, 22nd _ ' LEEDS CORN MARKET, AUG. 3. Fresh Butter, Is prisoner Elizabeth t o Jane, Bray, hence at Alexandria. July, in lat 42, ion 10-Doris, from Fecamp, for Newfoundland, rotesteti 3 , rd Wakely, Azzopardi, sailed from ditto for this port 9th 29th July, in lat 48, lon 13-Robert Burns, hence for Trinidad, foundlYe have v i e ° s a good t n i2s s . u p p e p r l supply of quarter llih lowere altlidlafiel Tall my. 27th July. in tat 49, lon 9-Eliza, hence for Newfoundland, 20th ld. per stone lower. In Beans no alteration. Potatoes, 4s. gel removal Lamentine, sailed from ditto for this port 11th July. July, in lot 50. lon 19-Hibernia (s), hence for. alifax; 25th _ ________ _ w th p is ur d c a l y ia n se ,e r e s k c . a ci n a b t e s E Sa g l z t s l , l s i t s t . o l , o l o o . d w . against Y Ho Foreman, hence at Galatz. July, in lat 52, lon 30-Agenoria, hence for Quebec, 2Ist July, - stet the • DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, AUG. 5. Filberts, Is. per Byzantium, Thurtell, hence at T re bizond, and sailed for in lat 49, lon 23-Hermes, hence for Canton, 12th June, on the olemnly Odessa 24th June. mind is ......impson, Northard, hence at Malta, and sailed for Syra. lon 11-Governor, hence for Tortola, -22nd June, in lat 22. lon t o l era bly goo d, ve t th ere was frilly a reduction of id. per lb. on L OND 02 eis now • Water Witch, (screw-steamer,) Coyle, hence-at Lisbon. 43-Coromandel. 27th July, in Ist 48, lon 27-R. A. Parke, from B ee f as we ll as . M u tt on f rom the prices of last week. Beef, 465. mtion is Exchange, Stiaxon, hence at ditto. to 565. per cwt.. and Mutton, 50. to 640. per lb. ; Veal, 04 ; P Mehemet Ali, Alcock, from Alexandria for Malta at ditto. Honduras, for Cork, 30th July, inlet 48, ton 23-Concord, from New York, 14th July, in lat 40, lon 54-Vesta, 27th July, in lat Lambs 15s. to 245. Nothing doing in Pork-scarcely any at Kin . g al , yre, Stephens, hence at Leghorn. n n i s e a a rk t e m t , . ust W e e nm i i i l i e sti d c n ip n o n te ; d n i n n d o t u b r e l i a .e s d t i r t e ct p i o n r n t t a l l s r a e t a p d r y ic i e s s fr o n f n f , re l s d h . As J p e u r i d i, eir ,a a a n r d as C ( a Monday . Union, Heyde, hence at Ostend. 47, lon 27-Britannia, hence for Quebec, 31st July, in Ist 48, lon 14-Princess Victoria, hence for St. John, N. 8., sth Aug.- train a Joseph, Kirkhove, hence at Ghent. Jane, of Liverpool, bound west, 31st July-India, 4th Aug., off le lan- DoeileAv, June 19.-The Flora, Turnbull, arr i v ed here on the Tuskar-Catherine, from Odessa, for Cork, 4th July, off Malaga fourth. to 20. from the extreme prices of spring-say nearly one- Liverpool, linen L. and C. H. 15th inst an t, f r o m Sydney, New South Wales, with a few feet of -Priscilla, 290 July, in lat 42. lon 33-Helena and Harvey, of - -t off the r opperoff, having struck on a coral reef in Torres Straits. The Liverpool, July, in lat 44, lon 20-James Fagan, hence for _________ J. E. C. Koah is voice, Templar, Brown, hence for Liverpool, grounded in getting un- Quebec, 23rd June, in Ist 50, lon 15-William Doa,•es, DUBLIN CORN MARKET, AUG. .6. merchant. he train !dereweigh, but came off, with a few s heets of copper fromher Batavia, for Amste r d a m, 10th July,,in lat 27, lon 40- Prins We continue to have a good demand for new here at fr om P. Axmann a ey found ff. They 1 keel, and proceeded. MALTA,point Rh , July N e, 2 1 1 0 . - un T a h ia e na S . co a t d ia e , , D el a ie v t id ii s i oi: O f v r e o rn m be L r i , v a e , r , p d o t o a l k f e o: .oTfobsntrCaoitospoeifefrom Carl, from Batavia. !for Antwerp. 20d July, in Ist 24, lon 38- 10s. 6d. to 12s. 6d. : One sample of new Barley was sold at 145. merchants. ( Galatz, Put in here yesterday, v er y l ea ky, an d must discharge. 35-Mercury, f r o m mmiritius, for London, 30th JOY, in ist 46 , tats extremely dull, and Is. per barrel lower? - Whiny, of and fromand a reduction of 2s. to 3s. per . t 10 Indian Wheat Iv ° C I; d P s e a l r ; , k n e ;. i • d an ri, Ist Aug., in lot 47, i on 21-William J ar di ne , 14th April, south was generally submitted to from our extreme quotationsar quarter r f J. Dover, Thr to merchants , hana• Hamlin, B him to BLANC LARLANS, LABRADOR June 23.-The Liverpool. lon 23-Nugent, from Bombay, for London, and Henry Clay, very diffic u lt o f sa l e , rks, who Quebec for' Liverpool, was boarded off SfruonmdaCyliThfeollro London,, from 1 China,th July,f r in i London, at 9 ' 2 1 5 0 t th ' c r o t: e s a d n a: for the o f best new samples. Oats- at IC AN s l l te r N b :h r e r a e t i. , 345. to 39 n - ' * Hodgson t :cement. into St. John's, where she has been lying all winter, and is par- May, in tat 34 8, lon 27 E-llctory, from China, for London, lers' red ditto, 325. to 375. ; Barley, 14s. Cd. ; Bere, los L , d ll F. t was in a lially repaired to proceed on her voyage. sth .Tune, in tat 27 S, lon 9 F.-British Queen, 20th July, in tat 12s. Gd. ; Oats, Ids. to 113. ; Oatmeal, 16s. to 20s. ; second G. Watt, Old line and WEDNESDAY, AUGUST G.-Wind S.S.W. 39 N, lon 32 W-Ann M'Lister, hence for Valparaiso, 14th May, Flour, 20s. to 225. Gd. • Indian Corn, 255. to 355. in Ist 57 S, lon 69 W-Ann Martin, from Glasgow, for Bombay, . . . . , __. _ __-_ _.- __ee_ a----- bankers. /awes, a ARRIVED.-Shakspeare, Henderson ; Glasgow, Marshall; 18th June, in lat 4S, lon 27 W-Sovereign, front' Lima, for Li- HULL CORN MARKET, AUG. 3. B. Clark, Kin H .L . A T i ti a t r t t e in rS ; al K l, oad was •and Mary Ann, Campbell, from St. John, N.8.-George, vernool, 22nd June. in lat 2N, lon 27 W-Guardian, hence for I t , At this day's market, owing to the serious decline in Mark y week, ► M`Donald, from Pictou-Anonimo, Costa, from Palermo. Bombay, 4th April, in lat 17 N, lon 71 E-Francis Barclay,mon brewer. is horse . t , SAILED.-Gertrude, Coombs, and Malvina, Burnham, New- hence for China, 24th June, in Ist 7N, lon 22 W-Helena, foundland-Enterprise, Lyons, Halifax-George Clark, Wea- hence for China, 27th June, in Ist 11 N, lon 24 W-D'Auvereme, lane, the trade . was almost paralyzed, and it is next to impossi ble to name prices with any degree of accuracy ; there was a -, I aonseman. . ntoxica therill, and lanthe, Bailey, Constantinople--Ringfielcl, Davies, from London, for Honduras, 3rd July, in Ist 24 N, lon 34 NV- very good supply of Wheat from our own farmers, and more 1 J. B. Cooper. INVOS and anxiety evinced to sell foreign, in the few sales made we quote ' T fh wor th bunti ng -- and Ann, Blair, Quebec-Emphxasia, -Bustin, Philadelphia- Royal Saxon, bongo for Ceylon. 20th June, in lat 1 N', lon 22 W w's head t Chaos, Wilson, New 'YorkCoriqueror, Robertson, Nerve- -Marv, 25th June, in Ist !9 N, ton 21 W-Eliza and Hester, the decline full tos. per quarter. Oats are is. to 2s. per quarter caWco Printe'rL lower. Barley unsaleable.. Beans are much about the same as J . Clarke. Po Nancy, Way, Halifax-Valeria, Wright, Dordt-William Crow, from Sincapore, for London, 24th May, in tat 35 S, lon 20 E w blows Dixon, St. Petersburg-Sea Lyon, Dyer, New Orleans-Kitty, Emanuel, from Manilla, for Antwerp, 3rd June, in lat 265, lon last week. Ttye Meal doek not"go off so briskly as, but for the w.-Sarginsor a corpse. Domley, Onega-Premier Jone s , Gib ra lt ar -Bin e B ra k e , se e _ 4 E-Lady Amherst. sth July_Swartwick, from Batavia. for builders. terson, Bergen-Otinda, Thompson, Pernambuco. Gothenborg Ilth July, in lat 30 N, lon 30 W-Douglas, fromwe imagine, bring it into Ilse for , decline in Wheat-would have been the case ; the present price l'. Smith, Ma ray, but T. Wiison St, P, A racan,Tor'Antwerp, Ist July, in lat 18 N, lon 31 W. f ( e l4 e d d. . p T er h s e to hn n O r i e v ‘ i , l e l m , however, entin d officer Wm.. Huish, Sheridan ; Lady Lilford, Johnston ; and Debo- I, where rah, Rust, hence at Newfoundland. - _ _. „ - thevalue of (I tends to stiffen the article. Cakes are firm, and for the time of year unusually so. sterer. :k-up at Mary, Walker, sailed from Smyrna 12th July ; Alert, Bell, and Hannah, Booth, Best, 17111, all for this port, and Diamond, STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY, No transactions in Rapeseed. Rape Cake firm. W. Bickerton --a-- - - e --- --- ---- ==e - ---- ---- --- - - ' J. Rawlinson H. Duningtoi ON TITE IST AUGUST, 1847. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, AUG. 7: Captaina pe ! y i e f t ? s r o A n ! yt ei henceene a a t n o d d t e b s i s s a p . port. Pearce,H a ite n l3 J t a h r I j , The panic which existed in the trade at the date of our last ~ closed Wm. Inglis, Jolly, hence at Constantinople. (Front Colburn'J United Service Magazine.) of May. • Lachs, Kaitilholdt,hertce at Pillau. [Where two places are mentioned, the - last-named is that at Rain having set in on Wednesday evening and continued neary Ist Life Guards-Regent's Prk l 36th-(lst batt.) Corfu. numerous buyers came forward hothhere and at Liverpool, and 'J 4,. . . A S rn m o el l t d „A j l u e i John Longm: circular, reached its height at the Liverpool market on Tuesdaye me useful Eleanor, Sweet, hence at Flensburg. - which the de ©t of the regiment is stationed.] the whole of Thuie •sday, some degree of confidence was restored, Isolutely NORTH SHIELDS, August 3.-The Pomona, recently arrived k s e t t e i p c l e e r y . here from Liverpool, has gone into dock for repairs. be sitna -2d Ditto--Hyde Park : (2d batt.) Cephalonia an advance of ls barrel • . per upon the lowest price of Tuesday Edward WI -terrace in would • Royal H. Guards-Windsor 37th-Ceylon, Chatham for American Flour was established. After . THURSDAY, AUGUST 5. Ist DrageGuards-Birmingharn 38th-Jamaica, Mullingar At Liverpool yesterday a moderate business was done, but Joseph Patte lean was ARRIVED.-Fame, from Rio Grande-Ann Wise, Herbert, 20-Newbridge 39th-Canterbury• the weather eaatteee - teeproved, buyers did not go so far as under James Star n corps. • Baltimore-Ann Dingwall, Brown, Montreal-Frederich, Ster- 3d-Piershill 40th-Hull other circumstances they were evidently prepared to do: ' . ITier, New York-Evergreen, Vessey, Quebec. 4th-Nottingham • 41st-Mullingar At Wakefield a heavy decline took place upon Wheat, at • Ito have Thomas Wll SAILED.-Ann Louisa, Kell, for Nova Scotia-Feronia, Jar-- sth-York 420-Bermuda, Isle of Wight ; whicn, however, there was not much anxiety to sell. its, and vie, Genoa-Mary Ray, Ellwood, Demerara-Science, Fawck- 6th-Dundalk Reserve halt., Bermuda. street, Chancel Our market to-day shows more steadiness, the weather ap-Benjamin • wing the ner, Constantinople -Twee Gebroders, Oldenick, Antwerp- 7th-C. Good Hope, Maidstone 43(1-Portsmouth James Bishol which at Thomas, Hargrave, Quebec-Edith, Menzies, and Fame, Ri- Ist Dragoons-Ballincollig 44th-Newry whole attention of the trade, and in this article a fair business street, Blooms) . Coast. . (c_hardson, Narva-Sardinia, Crocker, New York-Elizabeth, 20-Clonmel ' 45th-eCapeG.Hope,l.of Wight ; is done at a reduction of 3s per barrel upon -last Saturday's George Evar Scott, Quebec-Triunfo D'aveiro, Dominigues, Oporto-Ann l rates, but at an . advance of 2s upon the Liverpool prices of ion, 'Mr. . 3d-Bengal, Maidstone - Res. batt., Cape G. Hopeer. Armstrong, Williams, Rio Janeiro-Sarah Barclay, Montreal-j Tuesday. English Flour 4s per sack, Wheat Is per 701bs. r coasts; Sabina, Couzins, Madeira and Valparaiso. • 4th-Dublin 46th-Canada, Guernsey P ls c Robin: I lower. In Oats and Beans not much change. Malt is offered , Glmaaseestershin t subject sth- 47th-Cork on lower terms. William Goo —• 6th-Longford . 48th-Enniskillen .. rnment. Oronte, hence at Trieste. Charles Was] mu a very Mandura, - sailed from Marseilles for this port 29th July. E_ plane, and Nile, hence at Gibraltar. 7th Hussars-Athlone 49th-Galway , h a war Bth-Cahir 50th Bengal, Chatham LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, AUG. 6. William Levi 9th Lancers-Bengal, Maidstn. 51stIladras, Chatham Richard Will Sugar.,---The market continues in a very dull state, and the .T. He Sin Nombre, hence at Cadiz. Lynx, hence-at Lisbon, and sailed for Gibraltar on the 2,ate h 10th Hussars-Bombay, Maid- 520-Quebec, Brecon Edward Fiel( sales are confined to 400 hhds B. P., 1400 bags of Bengal, and William Kni; iould be ultimo. Ann, Powell, h a enc i e r at ditto. stone 530-Bengal, Chatham 350 bags of Mauritius, at rather lower prices. Foreign.-The William Oa rented to . 11th Hussars-Coventry 54th-Malta, Kinsale demand for export continues unabated, and the sales of the th a line Douro; Don • Countessof from Oporto for this port 25th ult. Tyro, hence at Oporto. • 12th Lancers-Hounslow 55th-Limerick ' week are more extensive than for some time, amounting to 150 Preston, banke Ato ac- - Rose, sailed 1 11( Finisterre. l4th-Bengal Maidstone Westmoreland, hence for Alexandria, off Cape '.' ' ' 13th Lt. Dragoons-Newbridge 56th-(lst batt.) Gibraltar (20 batt.) Isle Wight cases, 5800 bags Pernambuco, 1550 brls Rio, chiefly at from 238 August 24 J. ; that his 15th Hussars-Madras, Maid- 57th-Weedon to 24s 6(1 for, white, and from 16s 6d to Itis for brown, and 550 a of the Formosa, stone 58th--N. S. Wales, Chatham boxes Havana at 21s 9d in bond, and 90 hhds Porto Rico at ' ARRIVED.-F _______ !from 415 to 47s per cwt. tier Liver of months, 16th Lancers-Brighton 59th-Limerick to be granted, Nichols, and B FRIDAY, A , trousT 4.-Wind N.N.W. 17th-Dublin 60th-(lst bt.) Bombay, Chatm. There are no sales to report in Molasses. Coffee.-There is only a moderate demand, and the sales (2dbt.) Gosport Aug. 25, A. ies being Trevellick, from Maranham-Larne, Grenadier Guards latish Princess; New Orleans-America, Cowan; (Ist batt.) The Tower 61st-Bengal, Chatham comprise 100 tees Jamaica, and 600 bags ordinary native Ceylon, nrinte London, • -was this l'ilargaret, M`Mullin • , and Enterprise, Funk, New York-Belle, (2(1 batt.) Portman-et. Bar. 620-Winchester without change in price. Of Foreign, the sales are 500 bags . - • linen draper-. e firm is Hewick, St A jee _ „„, • An drew's-Pollok, and Intrinsic, hliramichi- (3d batt.) Chichester 63d-Madras, Chatham fine Laguayra, at very full rates, and 100 brls and bags Rio at . Keeper. e imme- e a: r e, .m Master, Smyrna-Buona Rachael, Coldstream Guards- 64th--Templemore ' 33s to 42s per cwt. . .m. senles-Pyin J 'Quebec-Breeze, , obling, Venice -Charlemagne, Fales, New (Ist batt.) Wellington, Bar. &Mb-N. S. Wales, Chatham 100 bags Para Cocoa are reported at 36s per cwt. ion of a Orleans- TTo be granted ~ us la, from Malta-Margaret, Gambles, Danzic- (2d batt.) St. John's Wood 66th-Gibraltar, Cork • Nothing done in Ginger, Pepper, or Pimento. ti rid Co,), .Speed„, Memel. Scotch Fusileer Guards- 67th-Cork Rice.-400 tees Carolina sold at 21s to 235, and 500 bags of . B. Adlingtoi £20,000. bAILED ' Golden Eagle, Krebs, for Nassau-Ann. M`Garry, (Ist batt.) Windsor 68th-Dublin Bengal at the quotations. Mont *- real- Preston, timbe judicious Jesusa, Goieocebea Manilla-Letitia, Thorpe, Bra- (2d batt.) St. George's Bar- 69th-Bury (Lancashire) The sales of Rum comprise 65 puns Demerara, 4to 32 per ails and Cape - of Good ' racks 70th-Templemore cent. O. P., at 2s 5d to 3s Bd, and 50 puns Porto Rico at 28 Id Lancashire, co is feared Hope. Ist Foot- - 715t-Edinburot per gallon. and that • Prince Albert, Rogers, from Pisco, rid sailed for this port ( I st batt.) - Antigua, Paisley Reserve Batt., Canada The market is firm, but quiet. J. Johnston, houses, May 28- Caincena, Candlish, from °' a 'led for this (2d batt.)-Manchester 72d--Gibralt ar Nena irh , m Islay, and sai The demand for most articles of East India Drysaltery con- W. Christie 1 ad to be Port May 30-Secret, Hilton, from Pisco, and sailed for this 2d-Athlone 730-Cape G. Hope. Newbridge tinues on a very moderate scale; small sales made in Gum J. Weir and egard to . port June 7-Molly Bawn, Robertson, from Chinchas, and 3d-Naas 74th-Belfast Arabic, Animi, and Olibanum, at previous rates; 160 baskets M. M'Lean, . sailed for this port June 8 ' '•••I and Camilla, Fox, 4th-Madras, Chatham 75th-Dublin Gambier at 12s Gd to 13s ; 200 cases of Castor Oil brought 6id A. J. Warde he corn- .•hence-imk e , Dave from 8-Plata Prim, e, aground On a sth-Devonport 76th-Edinburgh to 8d per lb, being an advance ; 600 bags Myrabolams sold at A. M. Pringl y, Chinchas, after being eaund.--• ' - -rock-Fnchantr •sailed sag, Cormick, from Chinchas, and for 6th-Cape G.Hope--Buttevant 77th-St. John's. Tralee 5s to 7s 60 per cwt.-1000 bags Saltpetre brought 28s Gd to 295, -Hums l • . c sue° M ayand small parcels of Nitrate of Soda 13s per cwt. 27- Albatross, Mills, from Valparaiso, and 7th-Barbadoes, Dublin 78th-Bombay, Chatham FROIII sailed for Chinch as ' .'• as 6th J Une - Undaunted, Ritchie, from Chin- Bth-Bombay, Chatham 79th-Gibraltar, Boyle ' Guano.-The sales are to a moderate extent, but the returns . chas-all at Callao, are principally in the lower descriptions. of June '9th-Winchester 80th-Bengal, Chatham • Walker, Wri Callao, Moon, sailed from ditto May 23-Alexander Hill, IDyewoods.-There has been a fair demand during the week; Oth-Beneal Blst-Canada, Jersey Ix ; and, Edwards, and Undaunted, Ritchie, June 9, all for this port ; 11th-N,' * Chatham of Logwood, 100 tons sold. at ,' , l 15s for Jamaica, and .£5 lOs and Co., Live S. Wales, Chatham 82d-Canada, Brecon ind box, •and Eleanor Chapman, Francis, June 9, for Guayaquil. 1 2th-Mauritius, Isle of Wieht • 83d-Kilkenny to •f 5 15s for St. Domingo; of Fustic, .450 tons, chiefly Sa- Son, and Co., t is sup- Leonora, Morrison, and John Tomkinson, Hutchinsen, hence, ' ** • ' Reserve batt., Mauritius 84th-Madras, ChathamManche vanilla, from ...€4 12s 6d to .e 4 13s ; Tampico at the quotations ; Ilion, " chester, gener pounds ,and Blucher, from Workington, at Demerara. and of Nicaragua Wood, 100 tons Lima, chiefly at £l3 up to 85th-Birr Liverpool, plat 13th-Dublin . gin the Parker, Risien, sailed from ditto for this port on the 28thof . £l5 per ton for small lots. Turpentine and Tar.-No sales 14th-Plymouth , 85th-Bombay, Chatham 13 ul adept June. 15th-Ceylon, Clonmel 87th-Newport. (S. W.) but prices remain without alteration. American Rosin.-About R. Lees, Bot and va- Higginson, Hogg, and Steadfast, Fars, hence at Barbadoes, h . • - G. and J. 1-1( umber of Mandarie, Hutchinson, sailed from ditto 28th June-C sold at 3s. Montreal Pot Ashes of the new import go off slowly JuN 7... q,..„ , ~., t _, _. .. ... .. arena, 17th-Bombay, Canterbury 89th-Dover . . t •N• 1 -* - -A4 t UPearls: --I liri ' • - - Janl2-3 13:eid, a garden- _--- olle, 3t --aftu - JaThatea, 4th, "alrfortnisiatsete - - - - a 30s: - osa es•it, new on rest . n 1 es very Irttle 18th-Benttal, Chatham .. 90th-Cape G. Hope; Chest& - T. Potts, Ne Castries H• s, Inds hence at St. Lucia. . • the sales re orted durin the week are about is doing •, only p g . 19th-St. Vincent, Castlebar Mat -Cape of Good Hope, IsleW. L. Pratt; the bees KYanue Lister-Isabel ' BoB Buenos Ayres salted, heavy Ox, 32-0 to 310, Cow and wonted and Economist,., Griffiths-Mary Jones, Stephenson, 20th-Halifax, Isle of Wight; of Wight light 3 2 0 'urnished Lydi Perry, hence at Antigua. Reserve batt. New Brun Reserve batt., Cape of G. , 4 • John and W wor k Jones, sailed from ditto for his port July 10. - 21st-Madras, Chatham Hope • I don, oil and cc my time I na, w ard gtorl, Winder-Ann Paley, Lister-Grecian, Todd- 220-Bombay, Chatham 92(1-Dublin LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, AUG. 6. John Alexa .a. mas. ~and Duchess of Clarence, Miller, hence at St. Tho- 23d-Halifax, Isle of Wight ; 93d-Canada, Dublin currier, and re The trade a_ppeared more disposed to purchase early in the Edward Rid ins been Lady it a .. .Reserve batt., Canada 94th-Madras, Chatham week, when higher rates were obtainable ; since then, in con- July. , "leg, Eden, hence for Jamaica, off Porto Rico on Bth 24th-Bengal, Chatham 950-China, Fermoy Thomas Mai nmouth, sequence of the stringent state of the money market, the de- Lancash* 25th-Madras, Chatham 96th-N. S.Wales, Cliathant •Edward Palm wing ex- Jaen, ire Witch and the • mend was materially chcked, limited business since William Moi el Pack et , hence at ditto. 26th-Cape 97th-Malta, Isle o Wight done has been generally at a decline of i l d per lb on the plo t uncon- FantlY, Ocket ,He hence at Jacmel. 27th-Cape G. Hope, Fort G. Reserve halt, Malta. James and tations of Friday last. Speculators have taken 3000 American saw the Eland ' _Yreeman, v i _ Andes, Gavey, hence at Port‘au-Prince. 28th-Bombay, Chatham 98th-13engal, Chatham 900 Surat and exporters 1500 American, 50 Pernain 220 hants • mere . . sg since. - '"alker, h„ r ce Zuleika Montgomery-and Mary Russell, 29th-Bengal, Chatham at J • , 99th-N. S. Wales, Chatham and ' ' - , , Thomas Bye aranham, and 100 Surat. tnhappy , Dagger At amaica S , • orri s • • , 30th-Neweastle-on-Tyne Rifle Brigade- licensed victua mening a ham rock, Palmer , sailed from ditto for this port 29th June. 31st-Walmer (Ist batt.) Cape of G. Hope, Mary Davis, Port July 6 , an , ~, hence, and-sailed for Elentheria and this 320-Bengal, Chatham Bristol ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, John King, 1 lm home. Escualdu n Rival, Passmore, hence both at Nassau. 33d-N. BrunsWick, Paisley (2d batt.) Canada, Isle of ' For the week ending Aug. 6, 1847. Johnson Wo )ushame, AlarY Worarlill garterand Urania, Martin, hence at La Guayra 34th-Corfu, Waterford • Wight Thomas Pea he ever Lord Althor , Gardner, hence; Avoca, from New Zealand ; 35th-Mauritius, Jersey Reserve batt., Quebec. • Prices paid Imports John Baker, SALES OF THE WEEK. in the week. This Wk'This Yr. • . extrava- ,Baitasare; fro' from Cobija; Richard D'art, from Islay, and COLONIAL CORPS. R sC° Pia August 30, ' lad, some _ Paramatta, and P no, all at Valparaiso. . • Ist West India Regiment-Jamaica 290 Sea Island l3 @22 1 Osborne, She keeps a Slay 1, andll Jane, sailed from Valparaiso, for this port, Bertha II Nary Miller, for England, May 20. 2d Ditto-Nassau 110 Stained name of _ ~ orris, hence at Oran, 3d Ditto-Demerara, Sierra Leone, &c. 5840 Bowed Georgia Gh- -79 aismanli (s), from 62 - 73 1 . ices." ,the Dard D ardanelles. Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment-Canada l Alabama and Tennessee, 63 - 7 4749 349318 nmediate William and Hen Cape Mounted Riflemen-Cape of Good Hope 12310 New- Orleans •163 - 94 August 27, 5 mmence- TePie, Walk Br ad field, 7, hence at Helvoet. s erafin ~, . er, sailed from Mazatlan, for this ort May 16. Royal Newfoundland Veteran Companies-Newfoundland l'ernambuco & Paraiba 8 - 82 340 -{ } .. . 17472 Kay, W. Mort the corn Royal Malta Fencibles-Malta Aracati and Ceara - . • founders-Sep Pri oce l e diz, and Elbe, Goble, hence at Havana. • eats has . v i toria hen Ge asoo „, , ~ hence at Maranham. St. Helena Regiment-St. Helena 300 Bahia and Maceio - .83 .... 12201 mounced • . 'Quebec, a Zellfg'• 5.-The Triton, Smith, from Liverp001, for 880 { • 72 -88 -•- -- 1 .... 19868 To be granted ct a good mate a j„,"'',.L.o Passengers, was spoken 11th ultimo. The chief Sawginned __ 7* _ , 7 __ V .. ti fidence iS . crew were ;Ixty-eight passengers had died, and eight of the STATE •OF TRADE. . .... Minas __ } .... ..., J. Chadwick iness has necessaries sick. She was supplied with medicines _and other by the Eglington, arrived here. .... Para - Demerara, Surinam, &c.. -•- - .. .. Bottoms, Lan 385 field, stockbro is useless MANCHESTER.-There has been very little doing in this 1190 Egyptian B3 -92 .... 6049 Ision that market since Tuesday, excepting in the better descriptions of .... Barbadoes - - -•• • ! 607 D. H. Flemi to market SATURDAY, 7th AUGUsT.-Wind S.W. to W.N.W., printing cloths and shirtings which, in some quarters, have .... Peruvian - - 1 Mel and Yo: ay terms , moderate. been in good request, at steady rates ; and the market has be- .... Balsams - - I I gow, calico pri decidedly •Caliao-aa_ARRIVED,-Earl_ Grey . , Chester, and Globe, Ward, from come rather unsettled and irregular, with regard to prices. .... Laguayra - - i M. R. IVI'Ke ba ,..__ pea Icier, Braithwaite, from China-Lai from Born- Our prospects seem to be quite overcast, though this relapse .... Common West India - - 20, 3019 purchases D. Ma h cart t Ar' vum, nßiOtnilsoa:?s,and Parland, Smith, from Calcutta- may be . but of a temporary nature, arising from the again . peril- 390 Carthagena ' J. Anderson fferers.- - from New Orleans-London, Ross ; Har- ous strine.ency of the money market. When we werebegmning ..... Smyrna Kidston and -mony, Elder, and Arrabella, from Philridelphia-Forti- to congratulate ourselves on theadvent of bettertimes, because .... Manilla - - lode, Libbe - from M 1 '1 Glaseow, flint proceed- -Sea, a,o n e - Ilenratta, Sharp, from Baltimore of the decline in grain and the splendid harvest prospects, the 4300 Surat - 5:',! } Freeman ; Wenliam, Wylie, and Abby P ,1753 58294 W.C. 'Pattin fr om evil of a preposterously restricted currency has again obtruded 320 Madras - - rid on the New York-Sea Bird, Freeman, from St. Andrew ratt " Shaw ' , N.11.-Bar- its withering influence, and our hopes are, for the moment at .... Bengal - - attended bara, Mackay, and Bess Grant Al' MEETINGS Ben Nevis, 'turner,. and England, - least, utterly zdouded. Indeed, it becomes more and more ma- 'hers who __ _ Sampson, from Quebec- nifest, by every day's experience,' - Rose, Dunn, from Oporto-La Saintance, from CI sent that the free trade,and pre- ! 299/0 tales. 9059- 694730 10, Ilenshaw a ie curate Union, from Riga. Charente-currency system can never work together;-they must be ' SAIL) , antagonistic, continually running foul of each other, and re- 10, Joseph Sm had given .D.-Jane, Stone, and Robert, Richardson COTTON MARKET, Aucusr.9. for Alexan- 13, John Deaki dria-Grasmere, Vale, Calcutta -Actaeon Dule V ceiving and communicating perilous shocks. was stn- -Stirling, Barstow, Wiscasset-Atwick, Brewer, e , a v re Orlean s _ LEEDS.-110t1I in the warehouses and in the public -cloth : and the The sales to-day are about 5,000 bales,soo of them for export, 13, Griffith Ev, e did by Lucy Nerve, Cardwell, Genoa-Adeona, Manger, Leghorn- B. Barcelona- halls a good amount the general a of business has been done this week, and 'then remainder to consumers The market closes with ra a better feeling. • • 13, William Da -wed by a 'Totness, Beer, Lisbon-Anglo Saxon, Tomlinson, Lisbo n & c . character. • TisXec p t r _ n of c the Woollen trade is of an improving ' - . i ipal demand continues - 13, Thomas Be to be for low v walking -Hama, Fulford, Malaga-Carl August, Krause, Pillau-Vie- Beavers, Pilot Cloths, and • very lo . toria, Stenhouse, Riga-and Thomas Rising, Kenny, for hotter- tinental markets. w fancy goods for the con- LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. AUG. 3. • 13, .Michael M' rated the BRADFORD ' re church dam. - to market, but held .- - Vl 00l : There is a rather increase 1 at prices beyond wh• t the I The arrivals into this port during the week form a tolerable ( supply come supply of Wheat and Indian Corn from abroad, with moderate ake more • Minstrel Boy, Maine, hence at Arica, and sailed for Islay Bth possibly give, causing the busines Noils and Brokes admit of no chan es a spinners canquantities• of s done to be ve ' ry limited. j and Canadian Flour; increase of States disturb - May. Yarns: The demand for Yarns tho tinge from our last report,- I tions disturb- his /relive, Christie, hence at Gibraltar, and sailed for Alexandria - SOUTHERiS equal to the production, and there Is no alteration.-Pieee a . I g, ''''''iy for this day's market. 'ho could 26th July. There is more doing in most kinds of autumn goods, both fo • In consequence of the pa ic in London tl of petty Sea Nymph, —, hence at Sydney, N.S.W. • the shipping and the home trade, and as the weather throe h- i th r : tremel duo i - y , L . arket for Whe n at at a d 'l* INDOOR •Cu , f iere was_ an ex- • On Sun- . Anlaby AV . 11and Helen, Woodward, hence at Gibraltar . , Mi an, - ' e week has so favourable both for the grow- I A rates ot this day week.' moderate business has be , et ine o Is. per 401 b. on Under treatme Dead, 0; Ente " smaller Aceof 'frumps, Lidstone, hence at Palermo. ing crops and harvest operations, many are very sanguine -of aI of Gs. per barrel, making the ton done in Flour, at a reduction ' Chaplain, I Mary, Mathis, and Reform, Postel, hence at Havre. better winter, which we trust will be realised. op price 915 to Barley 3d. per bushel lower ' ' 298. for Western. Esq. ; ViE he exam - Robert, Roberts, and Envoy, Kerr, hence at St. Petersburg. HALIFAX.-There has been little or nothiir• doin g n•at this In Beans • , than on Puesday last. House-St sportanee • Anna, hence off Riga. Pease nominal. market ; business has been nearly at a stand, owing in a great Oats, being scarce, nearly support late prices. Surgeon, and ;In' Janette, Groubeck, hence at Bremen. measure to the election. Yarns and Wool are much the same, lndian Corn, 255. to 355, Charles, Simons and Maria, Minnott, hence at Ostend. i LIVERPO and very little doing. : Guildhall Str a b a riea 'from ' Bombay, at St. Helena, and sailed for this HUDDERSFIELD.-We had a thin attendance of buyers on Wheat, .19 , 701 b. s. d, s. d. s. d. S. d. I DISCHARGED Port , mana ger 1 8th June Tuesday, but little doing iu the cloth ball or warehouse. The English red - 9. 4 request, 7; All D'Arcy. Garrick,. 17th April. for this port sailed from Arica . and ed dulness is generally attributed to the elections. Ditto, white 9- 9 3 ldo. .... 93- 9 6 ADMITTED: 11l on before Myrtle ig in oneY for tl ' , No rman, from Marseilles at Gibraltar, clear ils port.ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET.-We had a Very numerous Irish red l . ....„ 79- S 0 'do 80- 5 3 the week 7. Ri mere was a Arica, II attendance of both buyers and sellers in the flannel market this Ditto, white B- 8 6 d 0..... - Consulting Islay 1 . enderson, from Mexillones at Arica and sailed for mid show B 9tn. Sl ay • 1 7 sold, of description,than - week, and there weremore . goods - _____ IrsheOlb Al`CheanE alcutta in -„ , m un „„-- "'a r r "`" from Iquique, at Arica, and sailed for Islay 14th for several months past ;in some instances better prices were Barley, English, ... ,Chevalr. 40 0-41 0 • tors, Cotti leged, no : ....trey, fro obtained upon particular sorts of finished Flannels. There has Scotch & Irish, ' , 6011D 43 - 4 5 —- Chaplain, red, been _Manilla-4 n e"inga Helena.large quantity of foreign Wool Old, at much the same Malt, English, 9/) , qr. .. , the soli- ti e l ena. ..rgyk,__ su „, n, ita and Tan' Calcuttaat St Jore, from . . Prices as a week ago, but brokes and skins remain scarce, and Do l e 74 0 -80 0 - EYE AND I ;n divided - 7tP t ' l l nie . , Potter fr ,-, i--• firm. There is every appearance of there prices being a revival Irish in the flannel trade in this neighbourhood. The tre in the _.... - _____ nded that I 1 , prii, f ro 'om ..,Loin A p ril ondon ; sailed from Macao on . , Oats, per 45tb. ' EYE DEPART • • cotton mills yet remains in a precarious state, and the w•orking E n th Jim,. al A•njer 22nd, and frorn St. Helena on theash and Scotch .. 45- 4 7 Seed - Jul 267 •P ti July, , Pa ti which ' of short time in the factories continues, but hopes are enter- Welsh - 4 5 —- Surgical assists Brighton 81.7_0 ___________ . twined that as soon as the elections are over trade will revive. Irish, fine qualities .. 43- 4 6 —- since the corm le in Sus- P taaiv N AY Bth A . NOTTINGHAM.-Lace: The improvement noticed by us last general do. - 4 4 Inte nt En.----i h trOUST.-Wind W.N.W., moderate. week as having taken place in this market, we have the plea- to society: ti 'Wa °a R• SIC Beans, English, la qr... 56 0 -60 0 Pigeon '56 0 -60 0 the mot 'Tier L• rburton •• * iddy, Luce, (sailed 19th July) ; Good sure to say, is fully sustained during the present one. At Scotch & Irish, V , 480tt 48 0 -54 0 b • I - during meat, 17,807. ions. Ile ' xen 0v,,,, , Concord —•pacific, Ludlow, and blot- ~, , present, however, the principal large purchases are on account ~.„0 , fr om , , ton Pease, English, white .. 45 0 -48 0 blue - , Barstow Surgeons, T d his own 1, w a „ , fro .atn a i es _ R. riv, New York-James How, Thom of German houses. The harvest in that important country Do. & Irish .. maple.. - ,grey ;42 0 -44 0 J. B. Bar A s r eport. ' ~,i0n.,,, Ati,,.,:: Alobile----Pl. Parke, from Honduras-Columlms, being now nearly completed, and having proved, as we under- Flour, per 280Ib. , my reftlse a ,ifa .pso o ` , l._ lchi....„ tee ymOuth, from Halifax-Jenny Lind, stand, a very abundant one, an impulse has been communicated English & Irish, 2nds - fine .. IN) 0 -50 0 NORTH] bing frota ' ick, fro ro m g iteb uaY Johnston, Armstrong, and Liverpool, thereby to almost all branches of business. We entertain little faire s ol Tri ee- Ente Fitzgerald, from' Montreal- doubt but ' q ode ' s este-r . rPe, , , that, after the elections, and as harvest operations . 'Ho,D superfine 48 0 ---50 0 extra . * . •1 50 0 -53 0 Oatmeal, la lb. of 240 N r, Abol lt l I ADMITTED: A .--AlLa n. ,_„F e ott, fro wurter de Messina, from Messina-Bri- draw to a close here, we shall be able to report an improvement Irish, 1846 33 0 -34 0 old .... 30 0 -32 0 recommendation the rest , AA bib M Constant' 1-S1 •a from —. • u cto ~, mop eoNI y, in the demand for goods for home consumption.-Hosiery : Canadian —- ; do. .... 29 0 -30 0 Relieved and at d. Atwjek , f , vanson, Quebec. We cannot report any great alteration in the hosiery trade this Bran, v 24115. —- I 1 4- 1 6 ____ jut Irregular, 2 ; E 11. ritanni a ? r , B ll arcel o „ i s i " -- - week. This is always considered one of the flattest months in aCE. • Consulting Carmai: - 111 4 : 1 1trah 8,,,,,,k_ tearn, r , ~, as .put back. the year for commercial purposes, and this year there are two CORN EXCHANGESurgeon Jul y :". 6 , (sere,..yarriso )Thomp son at Boston 17th July. or three causes operating at the same pence epress business mind a s i r aoh awin teamer, hence at New York more than usual. There are the elections ng in the coup In the course of Wednesday and yesterday we had a good Bainbrigg :tone -hi"' l aunde. a ' Tragow . deal of heavy rain, which at so critical a period as the present, try, at the same time that the harvest operations are going on, . t . . . Bateson, ay last, ia St. La wren and Krone, Hoppe . , hence at Swinne- which interferes very materially with trade generally, in all its caused a renewed inquiry for the leading articles of the trade ; dersleeves Dron Wr enee at and of Flour, which was so much depressed on Tuesday, many Rev. Wm. in Eval ls ' e , _lO • _ag e d various ramifications •, added to which, the pressure on the followi ng Atllai s ; ---- he nce °rn, hence at Boston. I money market is greater than it was, which has increased the parcels changed hands at an advance Of 2s. to 2s. sq. upon the - _ wii ant, Is_ at Ancona. reduced rates then stated good Western and Canadian • gloom already existing in the country. We have heard that .. . , g blends • LPN ice. of the . t g, -..,...„ 'Plinth h realism 30s per Aohert , 11.0111 1) , ,hence at Marseilles. orders to some extent have been received in some quarters for a Tuesday . t . horia aa s " , from c mai; for this port, at Scrabster Roads. autumn goods, both in gloves and hosiery ; and there is every being held with increased confidence, higher prices were re- , - • quired, and as regards other Grain a somewhat firmer tone was NUMBER Of NE father s r - Jan a, f o ronstadt for this port at Scrabster Roads. reason to believe, when . the elections are over, and the harvest about ha l - r • _ ~„0 L . in Calcutta ' •apr n ,` - ' " Mile, __ a, off Portland. is well secured these orders will be increased : for we are as- generally apparent. DiSPENSAT NoRTII.-Nee Since Monday last the arrivals into this port include a fair at eight ° ~. g a leak .„ ~ loaded at Punta Arenas for En land , e , sued the stock of winter oo ' goods in the hands of both factors • 1., ,y, fas G - s ,c_,AIARAN},,,:I-7-1- dlseharged the whole of litusually is at this season of quantity of Wheat from Canada, the American States, and Eu- stitutiori, 277 ;ti lii 7ton and to. , 9th J une. ___ A 1 , h. her cargo. and retailers, is . much lower than uv al- •a COM III • " 5 , (arrj v In e barrels of ' • ig ter, with upwards of 230 bags the year.-Notteigham Mercury. pared with former weeks, are only moderate, and of Gregor, Esq., V other pro s legs, i 5 leaael 1 ,, ed at Liv _ . Indian corn on board, for the For- Fosberry, Mr. J mst by 11 ' Deer; ~ ,,,'„u Instant . " 2. „ pool 6th August,) sunk alongside that • - - duce from any source extremely light. oe Our market this morning was numerously attended by coon- Arnott. ly i ng go 4 ed, and c01d.49 hags cotton and 10 barrels flour have . ' LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. try millers, who were disappointed in the expectation SOUTH.--New of pun- • • he ol' v3 le _ ---•___ chasing Wheat at the low rates of Tuesday, holders generally stitution, 230; n _ d w ith ~ ..f „Aitsivi,„ M ONDAY au - Direct Indirect.! - Direct. Indirect. I demanding 20 to 3d per 7011, more; the day proving fine, how- Vied with medic kereb ie " att • •loh --- Elsiti ore , 1 AUGUST,-Wind N.W. tee who art, Rev. Cyrus l ---„ Berti ee nanolton ...,, Procter, from New Orleans-Cromwell, Australia .. .. April 14 Lima - ' . June 10 sive, and the trade closed rather languid at scarcely th ' ai und• ' .. des noni nson :4e, aeic, l i alerown, an d F i rio . al, Kinney' from Quebec Bahia ., June 14 Maranham . June2(lS .. amendment. Flour continued to meet a good inquiry, and in by el l , ;t .of . ' Peter,t`i'lrarnichi-Daniel Grant, Edict and Sta g' 13arbad " a •• • • July • 9 Mauriti u s :. .. . N 1,,, 19 the course of the day transactions to a fair amount took place ' he Ila" . . ti g N '" ur g - Argas, Wrann• from Iceland. Bombay.... .. June 19 Mobile Julyl 12 at the advance above-mentioned, but which towards else con- — DAYS. 1 ew Ex pr ------- ''' ari d be ll ' 0 Avo n , fr es,,s,, E a , • B, Ayres .. .. May 16 Monte Video :.• May IS elusion of business was hardly maintained. d was t e Passer ) . oni uork Barrett from Mauritius at Cove. Calcutta .. .. June 10 New Orleans July 11 Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease, were in limited request at s obe ' s ick, g e •-$ dead at the s .. Aug. 1 as a 0 . t. Lawrence, in 49 days, with 117 C. G. Hope. .. May 29 New York July 19 - our last quotations. Tuesday, 10i 1 ose that t. ~..9., ,,,, ,_ in,, , also several others, and some of ' the crew, Charleston . .. July 15 Permimbeee r,,,,,, oa. Oats, being etill very scarce, sunnorted Teton,;,. .. ra.4-1 55,...._ _;•• • .. • G. Watt, Old Jewr Preston, banke'rs, M. R. M`k,Alr D. Macarthur, Kidston and Cc • --- Avon from ss, Barrett, from Mauritius at Cove. , , kt the St. Lawrence, in 49 days, I:lsbellgers dead , sick ; also several others, and some of the with 117 QuenE . . e t 18th July.—Ernmft Seaman, hence to L (sailed 14t11 i n fonndered on the Green Bank 30th 4,lun,_)e_! having been in contact with the John Jardine, Crew save 4 I Y the latter, and I tvegmol, ,alltled here, May 4 New York.. July 15 Pernambuco. May 25 Rio Janeiro.. July 3 Savannah .. July 10 St. Helena .. July 9 Valparakaa ,luly 7 Yer§ Cruz till very scarce, supported late prices.. Oatmeal I nha.3rinn 11 7 .edn - e - Ma . y . Demerara Havana Jamaica.. IJune 2 IJuly 14 June 18 May 27 July 4 Indian Corn, although held rather more firmly, was taken sparingly on the terms last noted: Corn Meal, on the contrary, ~ . ..uruay /4 u commanded a tolerable degree of attention, and realised an Sund a y ....15 123 iMpMelnellt Qf Is per barrel, Monday 06 155 ~ Gua~'ra,~ TOE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. liaariteto. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, AUG. 6. There is a good arrival of Wheat this week, the demand for which is quite in retail at a decline of Bs. to 10s. per qr. from this day se'nnight, but there is less anxiety than on Tuesday to force business. Oats are sold at a reduction of id. per stone. Shelling 2s. per load lower. No variation in the value of Beans, but difficult to sell. PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, SAT. AUG. 7. Beef, 7d. to sd. 1 , tb. Fowls, 2s. Cd. to Os. 14. couple Mutton, 74. to Rd. ~ Ducks, 2s. 6d. to Os. ~ • Rabbits, 2s. Od. Veal, W. to 74d. fl 5, Lamb, 7d. to 84. Chickens, Os. to Os. Od. ~ Fresh Pork, 7d. Young Ducks, Os. Od. ~ Green Geese, 4s. Od. to ss. each Asparagus, Os. Od. v 000. Cucumbers, Id. to 3d. Peas, 4d. to 6d. v peck. -4 ... 4d. to Bd. v. lb. s. Id. to Is':3d 1. to ;(1.._ to 4cl. cp qi t LONDON , GAZETT PARTNERST nd Co., LivP- en drapers. ,ARATION Wood, Willo Currant Green ( and J. G. Ch Three Cra T. -Hodgson and J. Dover, King-street, Cl 1"17, AUG. 3. T. Harleston 3 DISSOLVED, •offers—A. Halli! , ton and Co. ❑d W. Cotes ralk, Bermondsey, carpenters. ,ter-street, London, East India lane, London, foreigr ree Cri tt, London, tailor, , merchant. Wharf, Lond London, co pside, London, woollen ware J. Hatyorili, Oak-street; I coa . eashire, journeyman engraver t calico printers. J. Clarke. Portwood. Cheshire, machine maker. w. - SarFinson and M. Rigby, Bury, Lancashire, joiners an builders. T. Smith, Manchester, commission agent. J. Wiison, Stockton-upon-Tees, whartinT,er. E. Bailey; Mount-street, Grosvenor-square, London, uphol NV. Bickerton, Kingston-upon-Hull, timber merchant J. Rawlinson, Spalding, Lincolnshire, tailor. H. Duninp...ton, Nottingham, clove manufacturer. Smelt Melton Mowbray, linen draper. 2 . LT A rnol I)PrhV eh PPRP..f.fi rt or - BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. John Longman Shepherd, Basinghall-street, London, tavern- BANKRU FL'S Edward VY nitbread, Brett-terrace, Hampstead-road, and Stucley-terrace, Camden-town, baker., tenden, Leonard-street, Shoreditch, general dealer s Starkey, Horsferry-yoad, Westminster, London, street, Chancery-lane, London, law-stationer. Benjamin Gage, Gosport, victualler. James Bishop, Little Russell-street, Gilbert-street, and Bury street, Bloomsbury. wheelwright. George Evans, Tottenham-court-road, and Winchester, dra per. Isaac Robinson, Kendal, Westmoreland, late of East Dean, Charles Washington Mayne, Leeds, tobacco manufacturer William Levett, Leicester, tailor. Richard Williams Gardiner, Hereford. cattle dealer. Edward Field, Stratford-upon-Avon, mercer. lliam Manchester, stockbroker. !lyton, and William Wilson, DIVIDENDS. Au , zust 24, J. Riky, Liverpool, merchant—August tier, Liverpool, draper._ CERTIFICATES 5, S. Lit- to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the Aug. 25, A. D. Dangeifield, Salisbury -square, Fleet-street, London, printer—Aug. 25, J. Laxton. Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, linen draper--Sept. 1, D. Watson, Clitheroe, Lancashire, inn keeper. CERTIFICATES to the contrary on or befOre Aug Preston, timber merchant — Lancashire, cotton spinner. SCOTCH SEQUt. J. Johnston, Glasgow, merchant W. r - t;- V. Barker, TOttington J. Weir and Co., Gla'sgow, bakers M. M'Lean, Dundee, mannfactur , A. J. 'Warden, Dundee, merchant A. ➢I. Pringle, Edinburgh, trader PARTNERSIIII Walker, Wright, and Co., Liv and Co., Liverpool, and elsen , Son, and Co., Liverpool, iroi nion, Manchester, plumber chester, general Manchester Liverpool, plate glass factors DECLARATIO . ..ces, Bottoms, 1, - Id .1, Barton. M TRATIONS, DISSOLVED, •Sands, Turner i—James Stitt, Pemberton and Ben and Stroyan, Man• en—Moss Brothers DIVIDENDS, ton spinner. , urbam t tint er merchant BANKRUPTS. John and William Sayer, High-street, Portland-town, Lon don, oil and colourmen. JOhn Alexander Andrews, late of IVlodbury, Devonshire, currier, and now of Liverpool-terrace, Liverpool-road, London, Edward Ridley, Leicester, linendraper. Thomas Mannouch, FaverAam, Kept, corndealer. Edward Palmer, Brighton, common brewer. William Moody, High-street, Aldgate, London, tailor. Thomas Byers, Upper Lisson-street, Lisson licensed victualler. Mary Davis, otherwise Mary Ann Davis, Bristol, spirit dealer John King, Helmsley, Yorkshire, surgeon apothecary. Johnson Worthy, Hartlepool, Durham, builder. grove, London .1101TIRS John Baker, Bristol, groce.. _ DIVIDED am, cut nail manufacturer. Dl, merchant—August 27, B . manufacturer—Sept. 1, G. August 30, T. Davi Osborne, Sheffield, table Prentice, Rollesbury, EssPx, fish.. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting.. August 27, J. Jogge, Birkenhead, victualler—August 31, W Kay, W. Moytimer, and K.Fletcher, Bury, Lancashire, brass. founders—Sept. 2, J. and B. Shepherd, Exeter, wine merchants CERTIFICATES , .to the cor J. Chadwick; Hetzwo Less cause be shown __shire,cotton - spinner—R.Lees incaslifre, cotton spinner —R. Burkinshaw, She SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. D. H. Fleming, Dundee, merchant. Mel and Yorston, Kirmarnock, Oross Arthurlie, and Glas• gow, calico printers. nd Co., Glasgow, stockbroker. lasgow, lace manufacturer. Garrioch and North Woodside-mills, near W. C. Pattinsop , Glasgotv, printer MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL, Hour. nktrict Court, 11 Ditto, Ditto 13, Hulme and Bragprd (Ist) Ditto,, 13, Thomas Bourne, jun. (proof and div.) 13, Michael M'Ardle (Ist) . Ditto, xriflitli Evans (2nd) TH.E CHARITIE SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL, AUG. 1 Under treatment, 40 'ONTIILY REPORT .OUTDOOR : Cured and relie;ed:'lB6 Chaplain, Rev. Thomas Esq.; Visitors, John Job House-Surgeon, - Mr. Thos. Surgeon, Mr. Thomas Armstror A.M.; Treasurer, B. Platt, id Charles Challoner, Esqrs.; Morris; Assistant House -- - Cammock. LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, Auc. 7 Di sena nu ED : In-patients cured, 9 ; Relieved and at own :equest, 7; Made Out-patients, 0; Irregular, 1 ; Dead, 4. ADmiTTED : In-patients, 33; Out-patients, 4; Casuals during the week, 7 ; Remaining in the Consulting Surgeon, J. Day M`Cheane ; AotliP" - —4l 0 0- ouse, 105 zharn IV 1, Esq. ; House Surgeon, Mr George padley ; House Visi 4,ors, Chaplain, Rev. W. Blundell. Richa EYE DEPARTMENT: New Patients adniitted in the month of July, 267 ; Patients prescribed for, and who have received Surgical assistance during the month of -July, 1490: total - commencement, 50.395.—EAR DE PA TIT F: NT. —Pa_ tients prescribed for, and who have received Surgical assistance during the month of July, 247 ; Total since the COMMence ment, 17,807. _ _ Surgeons, Dr. Edwards and Mr. Neill ; Assistant-Surgeon J. B. Barrow; Treasurer, Henry Crossfield, Esq. NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT, AUG. 7 ADMITTED: Accidents, 27; Medical and Surgical Cases upon recommendation, 19; Total, 46 . — DiscnAitc ED : Cured, 19; Relieved and at own request, 6; Attended as Out. Patients, 18 ; Irregular, 2; Died, 0; Remaining in the Ho s pit a l, 91. Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician and Surgeon for the ensuing week, Dr. Turnbull and Mr. Bainbrigge ; House Visitors, Henry Holmes and R. W. 3 3ateson, Hon— T. B. Gil- s _,,use-argeoli, Mr Treasurer, l B. H. Jones. F ii.. 1 7. -- 'ini -- . Hughes LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES I the it 1 at their own house 451.—Visitors, Walt Mr. Archibald irt; Rev. Cyrus Atonal! Y DAYS, ived adv LIVERPOOL SHARE LIST. SHARES. Saturday's Sales I Prices. Yesterday •ern Junction 62eoldi 1/3..2 6 / 3 d; lid 25#..264 f x d►v 35 !Aberdeen `24 A tyiliPraat 25 lArbroaih and Forfar 47i Bedford, London, &] 641,Birk'head, Lancash. 10 :Birmit 5 Boston 14 IBoltcin: I 164/ißuckingl 40 iCaledoui: 9il 1.1.1 r tamfoatl, and flirm lutroe, . & 13. J 6 I Peril 7:11 Yort 10 9 56 1 Stock.; ( 7 Hall-s 1 5 Half-sI 5 iGlasgow 1231 Half shat _3 1 Prefereno 100 Great North of reat North 25 Half st 123 Quarte 16 Ipswich 474 I 19 Thr _ 156/ Quart( 45 !Leeds and B 323'Leeds and a 7il- Half share 31 Leeds and TI MI New share 2 Liverpool, Cr 2 New shares 23 is pool, sby, & Sant' late W. Lana 50 London & B 20 I Consolidated Stock:London and North Wester 2 Fifth shar 2 0 Quarter a 40 Manchester & I 5 Quarter shares. 5 Quarter shares. 1 Quarter shares. 50 London and South I 40 Consolidated 4, sh 26 I New £4O 32 New £5O 50 - 1 Consolidated Tenth sl 40 I Ditto Scripsh 5 IMal 82 Mar 38 Half s 28 Do., late Hu 141 Quarter shay 63 Fifth shares. 144/ £32 shares, 63 Sixteenth sli 29 Half shares, 82/ Fifth shares, 421 Half shares. 15 Extension sl 93 Late Manch] 100 Manchester, S. 13 Quarter shat 25 Quarter shat 73 Eighth sham 20 late Gt. Grin 5 .e2O shares 38 Quarter sin. 10 late Great Grimsby Docl 5 late Sheffield and Lincolnshire 23 Manchester and Southampton 42/ Matlock and Midland Stock. Midland late L. & 8.. late W. 8.. 1. P. &G Do. 40 .'4o shares Stock. Preferential st Stock.' Consol. Birminghar 17i Quarter shares -- 34 Bristol and Gloucester 20 Newcastle and erwcirlr Stock. 1TOrfo11; — . : 10 Extensions 25 North British 121 Half shares 34 Quarter sha 50 Northern and 7ilNorth Staffordshir Stock 1" Unio: Ditto Stock 4 INort 2 'Oldham A 271 Oxford, VP 25 Preston and Ni 25 Preference 83 Half shares If Half shares 8 3 / 4 Sixth shares 100 St. Helens Railway and• Canal 10 New shares... 60 Preference shat 23 New Preference 20 Scottish Central. 17/ Scottish Midland 1 Sheffield, Rothe!" 5 Sheffield, Rotherham, a 31 Shrewsbury and Birmingham 16 , Shrwsby & Chester, late N.W.11 8 New share 2 iShrewsbur & Wolverl 71. & Dor y and Hereford... 12 Shrewsbury, Oswestry &Chest 1 Do. and Chester new shares 40 South Devon 50 ISouth Eastern and Dover 20 New shares, No. 1 17 New shares, No. 2 15 Consolidated Thirds 61 New shares, 'No. 4 42/.South Mid. June. & Salisbury 13 Southport and E l / 4 52/ South Staffordshire .. 15 South Wales 2 S.Yorksbire, Doncaster & Goo, 11,Warwick & Cheltenham Junctr 8 ,Whitehaven and Furness .... 20 Whitehaven Junction 25 ,Wilts, Somerset, and Weymout: Stock. York and Newcastle 10 j New shares 8 I Preference shares Stock.lYork and North Midland 15 F,. &W. Riding Extension 6 Preference shares IRISH LINES. 37i Belfast and Ballymena. 25 Cork and Bandon 20 Dublin and Belfast *Junction 70 Dublin and Drogheda 23k Third shares 123 Dundalk and Enniskillen 35 ;Great Southern and Western 25 (Londonderry and Coleraine 223ILondonderry and Enniskillen 30 .111idland and Great Western 73 Half shares 10 Newry and Warrenpoint 40 Ulster FOREIGN & COLONIAL LINES. 20 Boulogne and Amiens 7 Dutch Rhenish 34 Great Western Canada 50 Jamaica 10 Northern of France(constituted: 6 Orleans, Tours, and Bourdeaux, 8 Paris and Lyons (constituted) 20 Paris and Orleans 20 Paris and Rouen 8 Paris and Strasburg (constitute') 20 Rouen and Havre 14 Sambre and Meuse 14 Strasburg and Basle 8 (Tours and Nan 8 rWest Flanders BANKS, &c 123 Bank of Liverpool 10 Borough Bank 10 Commercial Bank 10 Liverpool Banking . Company 10 iNorth'and South Wales Bank 500 Royal B JO Union I • 2} L'pool I Royal A 2 5 1 Quarter flocks & Whom Naiigation Co 10 Steam nu; Company 10 South-East Steam Company $ marked thus " denotes Shares called in for Re ,, i denotes Scrip Shares called info 74- p Ik.. 10 p 1 . p 0n 18#..19 i) 9 - • 91 P 3/9.. 8/9 y p :4..154 p 121.. 13 48 .. 49 P 2i i) 8 .. 73 d 6±.. S 4 d ..1 p 35..4 p 368.. 170 14}..15 p 24.. 25 d 14 ..16 p O. • 6 j P 4.• I - P 4i.. 4i ti nit !I-a fl 127 .. 129 I 31 ..31A 60 1.. 1 - p 12..2 p 208.. 210 443.. 1463 11..13 d • • •• 4.. •1' p 8/9..11/3 p 6 ..64 29 .. 30 143.. 15 125..133 p xir 11.• 81 ..14L1) 12..14 - a ii..nd 9 .•. p 7 ati . 34i.. 354 par.. i p 1i..1 d 24.. 2 d d d 31.. 3i (.! 4d' 2.. 1 p 4i.. d 2.. d 92.. d 141.. 143 4..53 p 3 .. 34 p 168..170 103.. 11 p 84.. 84 p HQ— s 3 ct 191..12 d 13 ..12i d 17 .. 16 d Vt.. 5 d 112.. Md 3i.. 2/ - d 10}..91 d 9.4..9 d 154..142 d 6 1 1 d 14..1 d 11 .. 12 p 141.. 15 4 ..31 d R. P . 40 • 391. 21.. 21 p 4 d.. par 34.. 34 d 484.. 491 #t.»! 4.. 34 d 254.. 252 . 61 d 9 ~8 d 31.. 34 d 44.. 34 d s i• • 6 4 IP 1 ..13 n id Grecnoc S. Coasi (G. J. miunl; those tration. Registration, fulairiages anti Dratiis. BIRTHS On the Ist June, MARGARET, wife of Mr. G. W. DAY, of Bucks. county, Pennsylvania, of three boys and a gir On the sth ultimo, Mrs. LISTER, of Pembroki *ce, of a wins-en-Lave, the R ht Hon UGHES, of On the 28th ultimo, at St. ( tuly LINDSAY, of a son an( day, the - w•ife of On the 31st ul CAMDEN, of a so the Bth instant at Wilder treet, the MARRIED Rev. V v of Gainsborougl T. Davies . Church Lately. at St. liarlc's I W. CUSWORTH, forr ;htir of imo. at t o. s,t S r. Paw 'wm, Flints' On the 3rd instant, at S Davies, Mr. RICHARD ELSTO REED, of Bold-street. Same day, at Llanfvnvdd at LLIANI .GOLDFINdi T of Tt aizA LISTER irch, by the Rev. W. T. Jones, farmer, late Hill, by tt :RT. Fsq, , to MARIA to WILLIAM STOCK- by the Rev. Robt. Surrey, to Miss intshire, by the T. JO 11 1 , ) MARY NLEY, C. W LOU I eldest GEORGE MALT o, at Walton, CHAR t daugl Philip's CI Londor Same day, at Sr. John's Churcn, Phipps, HENRY BUTCHER. inn, Prq• youngest daughter of the late JOHN S. CLARK. JOHN GOLD, 4 the h to I ate and sister to the pre me day, at St. James's M.A., Mr. WILLIAA ,DWIN, both of Toxteth ,tat St, ilartholeinevviS, by the Rev. : T, hatter, Scotland-road, to Miss I 7ht. ,stant, at St. C London, by the WILLIAM B. SI Guant CARO Londe] Devon CKLIN LINE LOADEIS , Esq., c Church Same day GEORGE i).REI.S, Esq., of Eron'' merly fellow of Kin TD, R.N , )f .Y, only c )y the Revere hter of smith. . E. J. er, Mr. OD, of .s; Captain Fe, Ramp- St. Mary's Church, Bryanston• square, London ;Os Church, Everton, Mr. THOMAS Esq.. Giouces of WILLIAM ;ton, Mr. JAMES ter of Mr. THOS by the Rev to ELIZA both of NH, fourth near is port, sole rsurvivinz (laughter of Cul SARAH NEWBURGH, cousin Same day, at St. Geo TATTERSALL, only soi ter-place, Low-hill, to M__. AUGUSTUS BOND, Esq., o Same day, at the Parish SHEPHER'IS,Ms;gie;,TO FAIRHURST, corn clealci Same day, at St. Pau Church Thomas Lowe, Mr. JOSEPH HEI BETH, youngest daughter of Mr. Warrington. mr. ALEXANDER, of Oliton to S. liter of Mr. JOHN LIGHTFOOT, Dunham-o' fames ' , erg ISABELL MITI-I, Esc h, West Derby, by t pester, HENRY, eble to HAF )ERSON, S HORS 2. Everton, by the Rev. Da- DARNLEY A he late CHAR Scotch Church, River•t uson, ROBERT A GILLESPIE, IS. boti the city of Chester Same dm Huhg M`Sei HENRY GI hill, - West Derby Same day rid Am .auir tiny, RET WILLI 19th year and ile, P.D., Car at St. Georg( . on, M.A.. TE Y, - daug: of E'vertcn. - UGH EVANS, I S, of the game Islinzton, London LANIONT,_ Esc only ( ter Of'the 1, WILIAIII LLOYD, to On the Bth instant, at St eaux, II ROBERT PARR, iO--11.1 ;'s Chord !, to Miss f June, at New Yerl:,: ghter of Mr. JAMI , st dau JAMES youngest in of June, aged 17 years, at Quebe ship Aberdeen, ALEXANDER. - :apt. . PENN, of the City of Dublin company. On the 25th ultimo, at Ormskirk, aged 83, Miss ELIZABETH RIDDIOUGH, sister of the late Dr. James Riddioug verpool. She has left a great variety of legacies aim numerous relatives and friends. Her funeral took nI I, of Li ngst her On the 28th ultin JOHN JONES, of Great He Same day, JAMES LOCKHART BROWN, rector of Ow kRY, wif Grammar gChool, Gree rlr t JOHN HEALEY, for thirty year daughter of NEHEMAII HORN BY, cartowner. On the 31st ultimo. at his residence, in Bold-place, z Mr. ASHER COHEN. Same day, ANN, wife of Mr. ROBERT ROBERTS, Of No. 3, Pilot-boat. Same day, aged 8 week HENRY, yo' JOHN BOOTH, of Stafford:stre( LINE BOOTH, mother of the W. Irwin, grocer, Dale-street. Same day, in Plumbe-street . late Mr. F. HARRISON, of her t son of 14fr CARO LYDIA, r T 79th Same day, in Prospect-street ELIZABETH, relict of Mr. JOHN BRADSHAW Same day, at Walton-on-the-Hill, Mr. WILLIAM BROUGI_ wine and spirit merchant, eldest son of the late James Brough, Esq., of Springfield. Seine day, in her 42nd year, DEBORAH, second daughter of the late JOHN SLATER, Esq. Same day, at Hereford, Mrs. JA3 late Captain J. Head, of the Service, and daughter of the 1 cf!, !pany's nt Londc an of R( If rheumatic fever, ALI Same day, ag INGTON, Oxfc 1 , 2 months, EI Same day, in his 18th y ARTHUR COVENTRY, seem TON FIENNES n of Thomas William Co- Tandson Earl of Coventry e day, in Strand-Street, ELIZABETH CROSBII of Mr. H. H. GIBSON. Same day, at Bangor, aged 4 y( Mr. SAMUEL DAVIES, of Washi This is the third child lost by this afflicted last few montl DAVID PRICE, son of Same day, and linen lil PARKEI at his brother :r. John Parker, dyer T 1 sley, Mr. CHARLES er, Stairfoot, r AIAS TURNER. of ioi On the 3rd instant, many years an honest Messrs. W. Fosberry at r. GEORGE JENKINS, for vast in the employ of JANE VAUG Hotel Vault's, Mo, Same day, at her residence, ELIZABETH, second daughter merly of Mersey-street. ate of the Royal Upper Pitt-street, ag. the late Mr. P. BOYLE, fa Swine day, aged 39, Mr. ROBERT MITCHELL, quill-dresser ; for nineteen years in the employ of Messrs. Levi, stationers ; South Castle-street. Same day. aged .5 years, HANNAH EMMA, daughter of Mr. DANIEL GREEN, master mariner, Bootle-lane. Same day, aged 41, MARY JANE, w if e o f Mr. G. F. HENRY of the Vinegar Brewery Kirkdale. , Same day, aged 73, Air. PHILIP TAYLOR, silk mercer, 8.x., Bromyard, Herefordshire, brother to Mrs. Smith, late of Ren shaw-street, in this town. On the 4th instant, at her house, in Bostock-street, aged 47, Mrs. ANTHONY LANE. Same day, aged 58, Mr. WILLIAM PARRY, slater and piss terer, Dryden-street. SaMe day, aged 24, Mr. HENRY PERRI of Mr. William Tyldsley, of Lower Priory, I TYLDSLEY, son ingliam. Same day, aged 3 months, EDWARD ALFRED, son of Mr THOMAS HIDE, Kirkdale road. On sth instant, at his residence, in Peel-street, ToNteth-park, after a lingering illness. which he bore with the utmost patience and resignation, aged CO, THOMAS TINLEY, Esq. Same day aged 14 months, WILLIAM, youngest son of Mr. D. P. MADAM, printer. On the 6th instant, aged 2S, WILLIAM, eldest son of WIL LIAM RAVENSCROFT, Esq., of Hamilton-square, Birken head. _ Same day, at 7, Windsor-terrace, Upper Parliament-street, in his 2e,th year, Mr. JOAN EDWARD WOOD. Same day, aged 34, Mr. JAMES BAMFORD, for thirteen years a faithful servant in the employ of Mr. C. Bamford. On the Bth instant, at Rose-place, in the 6th year of her age, MARY ELIZA, youngest and only surviving slaughter of the late ISAAC WESTGARTII, of this town. _ . PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST-OFFICE, AUG Mails desp'dlLast PaeketlNext Packet IfromLon don! sailed. I due. Icd ray xt Alan • . IBritanni Aug Destination S'HAMPTON STAT I ON Lisbon Madeira llr Spain Jal tar Malta &lonian Islands Greece and Egypt.... India, Ceylon,& China (exceptliOniluras & Bermuda,) For. Col. in W. Indies, except Venezuela, and Madeira (2) Mexico& Havana . 3) Bermuda St. Juan } de Nicaragua, and New Grenada FALMOUTH STA TIo: Madeira, Brazil, and LIVERPOOL STATION Brit. N. America, Ber nada, and U. State s I 7th, 17th, ..... Old 27th ofi July 2 very mouth! Sand]", SiedwoN ,vng. of 4t !very month Aug. 4.