The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-02-18 00:00:00

THE LIVER' Fe'). 18, 1814, .. .... .. • RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. FRIDAY, FEBRUART 14.-Wind S.W. ibbipping inttlifgrart. ARRIVED.-Inglewood, Kerr, from China-Benin, Snow, from --- (From the Railway Magazine of Saturday.) --! ______.......____ Governor Davies, Neef, from New Orleans Act e, - iv from Pa- Benin; sailed Ist Dec.-Hope, Soule; Portsmouth, Glover, and NAME. (Pagssen. I Money. Cor. wk.l tre ers. last ear l ei • TUESDAY, Governor I 1.-Wind S.S.W. o raiba ; sailed 26th Dec.-BaProvidence , arathroßmellosDteel,df-roGmeoDrgie a ARRIVED.-COIOSSUS, M'Donald, from Apalachicola-and fi G e a r l G ar d n e r, n i l a r , e 1 1 , 4 e 7 a 1 k s e b r e , ri f d r a o n m , Cornish, from New York ; sailed 29th --------- f ----- ----- eel26 ------ .4 . 1C8 ---- 3 e 411earion, from Alexandria. *- - - need, SAIL en - ,Booth, Booth, for Virginia-Waverley, Smith, and Lynx, Luscornbe, from Tampico. ultimo-Hope, Clark, and Mary Holland, Plomer, from Ichaboe ADrfrbmroinatghhaannidaFnodr Derbyar .. _ Birmingham and Gloucester-, - 2092 /806 2e ---- end Berlin Cr Ord, for lelobile-Margaret, Wishart, for 790 2 !careleheboe-Patrio't Queen, Adamson, for Calcutta-Allambra, Saracen, Heler, from New Orleans, at this port. On the BrendlingJunc tiun Gloucester 32 - 16 106; - - se fM l ,_ ilso ii , and James H. Sheherd, Redman, for New Orleans- night of the 12th instant, off Dungarvon, during a fog, was in Bristol and . I . eelarmion. Ewing, and Aliceßrooks, Jackson for Hong Kone- contact with the Diligent, Nowell, hence to Alexandria, the Chester and Birkenhead Dublin and Droheda - - 'dl user', WisharafnfroreLaryiti -The elle, Leader , for Corfu - b latter supposed r to m hav a e n sunk ; crew saved 10,0 liilia, Denison, 2901 228 195 4 ~ ' r nd Siddons, Cobb, for New Charleston- k Eurequita, Paris, for Havana Hopewell, f ar h. , has put back. On 11th in s t an t, a t Dubl d i e n e a a t Kingstown Arbrnath e o , e and Sunderland • 828 471 596 2 eiV Rhine, Gethi --- 11 40 a.M. off Tuskar, during hazy weather, got w in h c e o a n t t i a ie ct la w tt i e th r the Sir R. A. Ferguson, from Glasgow to Malta, t d i ea. Glasgow ... .. . : : .. 11347648 3666 Durhampiiu g, from Manila and Gem Nichol from Since- irnme late' sunk • two of the crew crowned, the remainder 3125 1749 g lee yore, both at soang Kong ' ' ' Ayr........ Glasgow and ., .. from Outdate, Milward, sailed from ditto 20th Oct. and Cir- go;,roenwartba, from Cork, at this port On I Ith instant, off board *Y the Hopewell Glasgow and Paisley axissian, Hoare, 13th Nov. both for this port Tustoar was in contact with the Titania hence to emyrna, and Edinburgh Eastern Co C0un tie5..........., nu 7711 6578 1 0 ee. nlert, M.`feay, of England :: , -- 1577 1371 6 Great North hence for County Harbour, Nova Scotia. in en- lost bows bowsprit , knight heads, cutwater , Bcc. The Titania also Grand Junction .. ' 6 der g Halifax on the 4th Jan, went on shore on the Hen and received 9 considerable damage, and bore up for Vs'aterford, Great Western eileehickens, near Point Pleasant " • where she arrived the same afternoon. Liverpool and Manchester - 4039 e 3367 ge be Grecian, Grecian. Rowett, hence at Anco }Ten Keuderen. Brens, hence off Helvoet einCerere, Dabinovich, hence for St. o J a a o de Cuba,at St. Martin , Smith, and Courier, Johnson, London and Blackwell 62383 1088 544 0 . 'al masts sprung - I Chats g Baron f Bramber , from Ichaboe, off Cove from Ichaboe, at Cove London and Birmingham - 15445 14222 10 and Brighton Star 'inuaniPion, etadford, sailed from Lisbon 3 , th Jan., and Tyro, Athens, Fordyce, sailed from Hobart Town for Port Philip 9th London London and Croydon . e'er onds. 3rd instant, both for this port October 703 295 t ee Ann Paley, Lister , hence at Oporto in five days eite Nerves le • Southwestern . armor', from Alexandria, and Thl ee Sisters, from Vessels speken :-Portland, hence to Charleston, end iustsnt, Elizabeth, Green, sailed from Carthagena for this port I s t Fee, London and Greenwich Manchester, Bolton, and Bury - 852 724 5 atirlchaboe, both at Cove . in lat. 48, long. 13; Jessie, hence to Constantinople, i ith ultimo Manchester and Birmingham. - - 2585 1 e,,at I Devonia. L one, hence for Lisbon ; Wanderer, Polk, hence for off Cape Palos eorfu • Harriet, Bortley. hence Hull and Selby - 6310 5357 5/ le , Mar A for Gibraltar ; and Elizabeth GENOA , Feb. 4.-The Emerald, werthor, from Liverpool, has Manchester and Leeds and psi Herliefinn,Bali, hence for Beirout, all at Kingstown arrived here with loss of bulwarks, stancheons, broken on both , 5 Robertson, and City of Adelaide, French, from sides, email boat, spars, booms, sails, and water-casks carried Midland Counties - 9115 7441 Newcastle and Darlington . lf , ol - - he .chab re, at Falmouth away, longboat, companion, &c. stove, and other damage, hay_ Newcastle and Carlisle - 1444 1351 4 the, Harriet, Chambers, hence for London, at Portsmouth, leaky ineecountered a severe gale between the Gulf of Lyons. __ , . Newcastle and North Shields 13047 345 303 2 ars Johanna Catharines, hence for Rotterdam, off Dungeness HEcvovr, Feb. 11.-The . Harmonic, Schaebling. North Midland - -* - - argil Royal William, Montgomery, from Malta fur this port, at pool, was driven on shore on echulhook by the ice. Ice boats eepbraltar North Union . - - 1 , 05 4e have gone to her assistance. Pars and Orleans .......... - 4023 3253 3 lei) Tartar, Nicker, and Grace; hence'at Teneriffe from Liver - Paris and Rouen ............ 12294 3817 3046 7 .34.nlenudironcierh,aFeb. e.-The Enterprise, Gibbs, from Liverpool for sutrnhere, with loss of mainsail and gaff , and cut . SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15th.-Wind N.W. fresh. Preston and Wyre .. ...... 2163 e 395 - - it e lf iown to; the water's AERITED.-Dart, Clark, from C. phalonia. Sheffield and Manchester .... 1788 i 632 478 - edge having been in contact with n'hb' nr , ff Holyhead ' - - -eel. SAILED.-Indus, Taylor, for Bombay-Victoria, Sims, for Rio South Eastern ..- - ....... 7938 3443 2255 2 f or? Janeiro - Leonidas , Snow, and Elizabeth Bruce, Day, for New Taff Vale . -___________ Ulster ............ 9185 550 515 • 5 0 , . Orleans. ezl , 7aITEDKESDAY, FEBRUARY 12.-Wind F.S.E. Yarmouth and Norwich .... ! 1795 170 - - e, ARreivire.-Prompt Dunlop, from Ichaboe-Gratitude, liar- Ann Hall, Hubert, hence at St. John, N.B. York and North Midland.... i 6671 2127 1920 lO If vey, Ironi Deme rara - lßrigand, De Au verve from Honduras . Jeannette, e. . * See Midland Counties. Cork, at Holyhead. , rer- Star of the Sea, M 'Canby, hence for . , swatera. Smith, from New Orleans-Eleanor Palmer , tt De Voort hence at Scheldt. January, from 00',3myrna-Emulous, Strutt, from Charent ' PRICES OF SHARES, FEB. 17. land Vigilant , e-Industry, Zeltein be Mullerat. from Ostend-Admiral Housenote from ' Ellabeth, Mossop, sailed from Palermo, for this port, Ist Albion, Vig,ors, sailed from Messina, for this port 22 . d Ja eodessa-lienrietta, Selene from L'Orient.January. Margaret Littlejohn Watt, from Ichaboe, at Cove. .4 0 SAILED.-, _ y Marsden, Carter, for January. films Celt, Miller, frion h Vta Arenas, at ditto. re Amt. SHARES. Sales ouns, .for Rio Janeiro -Laura, Snow ; C. Brander. Deccan This Day. aeirld Socrates, ------- -- -- eM'Kinla . Williams, for . New Orleans-Hannah Kerr, . f V Ghent, off Torbay, both for this port. y, for Mobile -onto r. Cornfoot, for Lima-Auguste, roimna. oorwarts, Brug kits, from Rotterdam, and Joseph, Cordair, fie paid. RAILWAYS. ire, Kerkheve for Ghent British 20 24 Barnshy Junction dOrind Latimer*W - Queen, Kennedy, for Antigua= , adley, for Marseides. lona, Ichaboe, at Cove. Moffatt : Ray, Le Guard, and Cordova; Black, all ,a , 4. 0 5 Birkenhead, M'chester& Chester 7e e ti(o Pet, Shotten, from Bordeaux, at Dublin. lot 100 !lirminliam and Gloucester 135 ----- China, at St. Helena. England's Queen, —, from Samuel Ditto quarter The Vietorla and President steam tugs went on shore of this port, from 25 25 ore yes- Yeamourn Feb. 14.-The Press, ~,stßillay afternoon, on Mad Wharf, in e ndeavouring to get the ' ' t th north bank yesterday, but was 25 5 Blackburn and Preston Lynn, for Liverpool, go upon e I ee Valparaiso off, and will remain till next springs and brought into the harbour to disc • harge. - 4 ,Bolton, Wigan and Liverpool Pe Bolivar, for Bombe o • assisted ofl, leaky, o ! Bristol and Exeter Yff this port, putting. hack with loss of Ae Feb. 14.-The Burley, Baker, from Liverpool, for 100 • eleb remast, ' bows xeow, will so 30 'Bristol and Gloucester ...... rif f and starboard anchor having been in this morning, near this place, but i . con- Ichaboe, went on shore sa 3 Caledonian act with a ship, supposed to be the Duke of Welli tides rise. Fleetwood, • • ngton probably be got off when the se 50 Chester and frirkenhead .. 39 Richardson, from Monlmein, at the Mauritius Alrethus ' 50 . 9 1 Ditto new Shares a. Richardson , from _ y, Popo at Cove, with part of cargo 25 5 l Ditto half brown overboard .SUNDAY, FEBRUARY re.-Wind S S.E. moderate. Blonde, se 5 Chester and Holyhead Betsey Hall Welkin y , Cholditch, from St. Domingo, at Cove ARRITBD.-Baron of Brameer, Flin ; Bank, -- _ , F • nd- -- 0' ea gton, Blenkin, from Ichaboe , off Cove M'Lean, and Three Sisters, Arthur, from Ichabo and Friend - 20 1 Chester and Wrexham 50 24 Dublin and Belfast Ma West. hence at Kingstown, for Gibraltar ship, fiom Lisbon. - cean Willerton for ! s Dublin and Cashel Mar SAreere-Chandos. Lover, for Hayti-Ocean, 0 „ 50 y Ann Henderson, Ewen, and Spruce, Clarke, from ssex We sh; Cherie- -, 6o Dublin and Drogheda roe off Cove lch a Janeiro-Harward, Harmed ; E , la A Ann, Lumsdein, hence at Cain; each magus, s. Fate and Manteo, Baker, for New Or ea . 1 ns-R G. 25 Se , Dundee and Perth r" Re ' a Rover, Reese, sailed front elirseilles Shaw,M tthews, for Philadelphia-Brewster, Lincoln, ad 2 , 25 , Eastern Counties nstant for Falmouth sth a Arabella, Rice, for Mobile--Harriet and Jessie, Connor,. for e 6 2-353 s 4d ! Perpetual Charles So Nicholas, tor Lisbon-and Mina 1 n Er' , 6 2-3 13s 4d ' Perpetual, No. 2 uchay. Clare, from Messina, at Gibraltar 31st Jan. Charleston-Nymph, Ind sailed for Leith Newton, for Odessa. 50 5e I Edinburgh and Glasgow ...... Gideon Guswell, from Penzance, at Leghorn 28th J --- 124 12e ! Ditto quarter Rattlesnake n ary rt 20 20 Edinburgh, Leith and Granton _ . , Stone, sailed from Leghorn .or Civita a V u ecchia Tom Tough, Young, hence at Rochefo 6th January Medium, Reay, hence at Vence 20 5 Ditto, preference-shares Shannon Stevenson, • Jeannette, Divoort, hence at Antwerp 25 le Glasgow and Dumfries January , sailed from Leghorn for Venice 16th Suvia, Burgman, hence at Borga 25 25 Ce asgow, Paisley, & Greenock Stamboul, Sloman. sailed from 12e 12e Ditto half ski .res Salopian, Bell, hence at Jamaica Leghorn for Naples 26th Jan - sth January 7i le Ditto preference Indian Queen Barr tt h - Leonora, mef,ealf, Barren, ,neeanteepat Demerara 3rds Dec. LONDON GAZETTE.--TuEsDAT, FEB. 11. so so Glasgow and Ayr enserara 12e 124 Ditto quarter shares John Horrnei t ,a,, 3, 1 1 1 . n 3rd January —.. a se es .._ . am 100 e'rand Junction 221 hanuary Lachlan. from London at Demerara Est PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 50 50 Ditto half shares pi. Gratitude, Harvey, J. Gregory sad H. Burlingham, Evesham, Worcestershire. 2 ,12 e Quarter 554 eDecember sailed from Demerara for Liver t 24th Liverpool A. Jaquin and J. Corss, New Union-street, 12e 24 One-eighth .• . ironmongers -C. 'e Rival, hence at Nassau 12th JanuaryJonathanFell, London, button manufacturers-F. and C. Harrison, Luton, 101 100 g reat North of England ee' Henrietta, Pe e, hence at Vera Cruz 14th Dec. Bedfordshire, drapers-C. Roe and J. Facey. Bideford, Devon- 100 75 ereat Western lBl Pearce, hence at V sham milers-A. aid .1. F. Backe y Manches e-, queu - men- 50 50 Ditto Half Shares Rival. Twee, hence at Ra era Cruz 29th Dec. J. !eerie, P. Tasker, and A. Livt rpool. iron me chants; 20 4 Ditto Fifth Shares Springfield R era 26th Dscember C•arena, W , oy, hence at Barbadoes 3lst December as far as regards A. Todd-E T o d d , awker and G. Metcalfe, Man- 50 ,50 Hull and Selby oodmas hence chester, engravers-T. 0 Dobson aed C. Lonie, Liverol, 12.1 10 Ditto quarter Protector. Grebe * at Barbadoes 3rd January Phoenix, Greav Graham , from Loneon, at Barbadoes 24th Dec. ship brokers-J. :Slather and J. Brindley, Manchester tobacco. 00 10 Lancaster and Carlisle es, hence at Antigua Ist Jan, dealers-E. and T. Lorigtoe, Manchester, marlinemalrers-.T. 5 ,47 e Lancaster and Preston .. Science, Dobson , Crnt, Aner hence at Antigua 9th Jan. Chatheick arid A. Andrew, Manceesrer, warehousernenJ. 37e 19 Ditto three-quarter shares C r obis SutheerT-s, from Guernsey at ditto 26th Dec. Shuttleworth and J. Eastham, Blackburn, Laacashire, coal 100 100 Liverpool and Manchester Poblana Rement."(ll hence at Havana Bth January dealers-.T. S. and W. P. Peters, Manchester, corn merchants, 50 50 Ditto half shares lO3 Ann Dingwae Ar a t , sailed from Havana for Liverpool sth Jan. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. 4e • - Ditto new ocean. De ka , Arthur hence at St. Thomas 2nd January Edward Dicken, Tycock, Denbighshire, grocer, 25 24 Liverpool, Ormskirk & Preston -31 Queen of Britaintr, hence at Port Republicain sth Jan. BANKRUPTS. Stock. 100 London and Birmingham January, Fitzgibbon, hence at Port Republicain 7th • ' • 32 2 Ditto et'32 shares 811 G tP It t Francis Hippolite e enger, rea u ney-s reet, Golden -25 2 Ditto quarter shares .. ...... .. 29e i Penelope Ward h square, London, licensed virtualler. ee • 45 London & Dil e -11ton St. M ary, e veh reside,'enee at Trinidad 16th Dec. James Burred and Thomas Hall, Thetford, Norfolk, iron A large elep„ fr m fella . ' ce at Trinidad 17th Be '. 124 12 4 Ditto Loan Notes ePParenti Amer • 50 5O eondon and 'South Western des, off Bona Vista , with Y Ran, was seen on the Colors. ,Norfolk, White.street, Southwark, grocer. side, I.y the Severn her masts and sails hanging over her John ' t 'I Southern ton tea dealer. 40 5 Ditto new shares William Le um. P, , _. . 7e 7844 Jamaica (steamer) on her passage from Havana to 50 24 London and 1 ork Henry Peacock Gray, Caroline-street, Eaton -Square, London, Olintla. Taylor, from SO 5 Leeds and Bradford Werkington, Doti ' Calcutta. at Mauritius Bth Nov. horse dealer. 40 40 Manchester and Birmingham Willi Ini Cheatle Paul, Romford, Essex, sheep salesmen. g.as, from B melee 10 2 Ditto quarter.. I.llovenv er ux, at, Mauritius 14th John Peters, Godstone, Surrey, inn keeper. Jan t M • 25 24 Manchester, Bolton & Rossendale .• - Muir Heron from the Ca Spencer William Tyler, Walcot-place, Lambeth, carpenter. ( Is th November 'Cape of Good Hope at Materitius Anthony and Francis Atkinson, Ne wcastle-upon-Tyne, colour • - E 3 Manchester, Bolton, & Bury Cooksoe p roe e° eancliester and Leeds , Patterson sa led fr manufacturers. 'November fro Mauritius*fer London 12tI and William Ad' B el 60 " Ditto half shares ' Richard Steadman I lel•Leod. Cooper sailed f 25 2 Ditto quarter slim eset ..... makers. 127 e e I The Jessie, Jack,sor fro Mauritius for London 14th Nov. DIVIDENDS. Stock. 100 Midland Counties en a letter from C 1, hence at Ichaboe 26th N 1 l Shares o 1 wel . aptam Jackson, dated March 4, R. H. Marshall, P , ymouth, draper- Mareh 4, W. 20 2 I-sth lee pxpect to get a cargo, but it will b . 26th Nov. he says " I le Kewcastle and Bernick 'etter-lane, lamp manufacturer- 25 122 Brookes, New st b ree t t-squa G r re° , 100 Newcastle and Carlisle guano is now in a v small compe with great difficulty. as the r e eti l t St Heler 's, London, • March 4, W. Ro er n 21 Newcastle and Darlington June. 41 'and s'o vessels cry'the e ass. and there are between 'S so T. * Watson, * an d W. By ers 25 14k the pits an ! sta., es ar- p rsons who have got posse-sion of broker-March 4, S, T. - e now d emanding ee s She s ee - for London, woollen - warehousemen - M a r ch „ te. A. ator, Leeds, 100 100 North Union (A.) .. pie use of thenc."* per ton wool merchant-March 11, T. W. Green, Leeds, book seller - Ditto (Be • R vic, Feb. lo .-The Bee le March 5, W. Richardson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, glass menu _ - 224 balast, was driven on sh , Riney, from Rouen for shields , in Carter and R. Corriferth Liverp - ol 50 50 Preston and Wyre I snow, storm. on the Comber- ore this morning about 580 am during factures-M arch 4, . r* 8* T k• Kidderminster . Worce ' 100 100 Runcorn Gap of Rye _,spoor; and should Coa•t. a short distance eastward merchants - March 5, M. ons ' i ns oini , t _ ,. , s. 100 100 Ditto preference in al! probability she vell the weather co tinue boisterous, tershire, linendraper-March 5, J. ay on, VS! reton, Cumber- 25 1 4 Sheffield and Lincoln to en off by the Camber become a total wreck. The crew were and, shipowner. leo 82* Sheffield and Manchester .. that station. coast-guard boat, and safety lauded at CERTIFICATES 25 8 Quarter 13 The Fercntia, Jarvis fr To be granted unless cause be shown to the contrary on the 25 23 Scottish Central Holyhead, It th instant' ern Liverpool for Naplxs, put into • day of meeting. - ' -• • - 5 Shrewsbury and Grand Junction. 50 Tonga:goer, ' with loss of main and jibboorns. March 6, A. Goodeve, Aldermanbury, London, warehouseman 50 South Eastern and Dover 4e rinda 1 1 Feb,• ' - Three of the crew of the bar to. Ol 50 ,re aret, of New Kos., from Q • q' a- - March 4, J. Hubbard. Ramseate. .Nest, auctioneer-m...0e 60 1.4.,m/buitieh ember -for New Ross, wrecked ;lint' Quebec, with a cargo of 4, G. F eldine, Thame, Oxfordshire, Ironmonger-March 4W. 2 Trent Valley the Island 20 23d tete. have arr' of Barn, on the Meatus, Clapham, Surrey, ale brewer -March 5, C. Parry, ' 00 291 Ulster Mar • iv d here. Also three ot the crew f th e A. c Cleaver-street, Kennington-road, Lambeth, furniture broker -20 2 0 Yarmouth and Norwich e tampbell, of Greenock, wreck , d near Storna 19th ul T way, on the March 4, W.. Deflinne. Manchester, check menufacturer-March se 50 Fork and North Midland I he men being destitute of ev-thin Wardsd from here to their homes by theca ent g o . f were feet - - 4, W. H. Hi yward, Manchester. cotton sinner -March 4, W. '!": 25 Ditto half Shares l2e Wrecked Fishermen and mariners' Berievolenf Soeiet the Ship- Stinton, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square, London, cook-March e 2 ,3 10 Ditto, (Scarborough) . Manvemer, Feb. 9.-The Atlas, Gorley, from Du b lin, 4, C. Rayner, B ackburn, Lancashire, grocer-March 4, P. e s ee _a York and Selby _a - eil shares light o'clock last night, it being very dari, ne _ t about Blackburn, Salford, Lancashire, builder. Ditto •t'2s shares rot in contact with the schooner Sarah, ff S Bees Head. 25 -- strata of Douglas and - Iwo the Sarah's foreetopmast, but she aft ' , carried FRENCH, &c. RAILWAYS. Workington. The Atlas.had her sternsb . erwares got into FROM TILE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. Bou.ogne and Amiens boa, . • stove in. ANTIGUA. Jan. 31.--The Douglaeth PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 23 2 Central of Fra . nce mry 151 a.,.) and Barbadoes for Coik. M Kellar, from Mer_ W. Borland, jun. and T. Edwards, Liverpool, cabnet makers 20 2 which put in here Nov, , Lyons and Avignon and9ar,lre,ikri:&lic.,vi'as condemned ou the 26th Dec. as -_ - .H. W. and G. L. King, Bristol, at orneys- H T. Par Mi k ll n s a a ri n d 6 W D: 21 e Or:eans and Bourdeaux. materials sold. ' unseaworthy; Dixon, Charlesestreet. Westminster, dyers 20 I Paris and Lyons ience Sept. 25, 'or Baltimore The Gazelle, Senn, sailed Berns, Cleckheaton, Yorkshire, card-setting-machine-maker s . 20 2 Paris and Orleans elle Panther, (American bar * u and hal'not since been heard nf. 20 20 43 DECLARATION OF DIVIDENDS. Paris and Rouen lour January 4, got in conta'Ct ee. whilst heating into the bar. H 20 20 he latter went on the rocks with the Catherine Al-Donald ; H. ,Jones, Canterbury, wine-merchant . Paris and St rid 20 2 J. Crancia Maldon, Essex, butcher, Rouen and Havre .. iff the next morning, b ut is near Yapton Estate, was assisted 20 12 :are° guano recommends •not considered worthy of rep • J. Holland, Buxtml, Sussex, grocer. Strasburgh arid Basle 20 14 r ., , ~ d.to be sold. repair; R. Williams, Bristol, butter dealer. Sambre and Meuse ....EMBRARA, Jan. 4.-The •P brick -mat er 20 2 R. Younghushand, Nantoe, Gloucestershire,. Tours and Nantes in shore and wreeked on • emb.oke, sloop, from Surinam, is 22 1 Ittle below' he fort. the windward bp' of flee ' W. Law, Reading, Ber ksli , re. deeper. e river, a H. R. Harreden, Cambridge, print:alter. BANKS, and MISCELLANEOUS. GIBRALTAR, Fel) 1.-Th • • merchant ived here, bring s ti e British barque Robert Wat - on G. Putt, Upper Thames-street , London f ale bt , 12 . 4 Liverpool Bank J. Bradshaw and G. Williams, Mary e one-s reet, London, 1 2 00 0 Ditto Banking C , mpany 13 in number from Ichaboe, of the British brig Idris,'Ha'rrair -10 141 o Falmouth, in lat 4 aboe. south-west coast of Africa, le- s, woollen-drapers. Ditto Borough Bank und ire silk thro - s J. Wollam, St. Alban's. Hertfordsh . A ter. 20 to ostant. 9, lone 9 W., which she saved *•' Ditto Commercial .. 1 on the lath J. Lark, Seymour-street, Euston-square, London, boot- 10 10 Ditto Royal Lectroare, Feb. I 1000 500 12 SS. 9d. !menet 'e night between Union .vessels the 28th and 29th ult., during which* W. Chamberloio, Peckham, Surrey, p , Manchester & Liverpool Dscirict !amage :-The Brookly n tailor. , Richarsson, of New York, parted M. Thompson, gaff on Weldon, Essex, ironmonger. 10 10 derton Carrying Company ... • 5 i l ee An ff on to a her' of aene7oshore on the Plana Bank, but drifteder J. Jardine, Liverpool, merchant. 20 l e . 30otle Water Works re, and sustained d J. Lock, North mpton, tea dealer. Stock. - Coal Gas Compairy tom, mei must be hove down to be damage in her hot- W. M. Senior, St. Swithires-lane, London, hardwareman. 150 - ercurius, Russian ship f surveyed sod repaired. Ditto newshares. D nit on the coast of Bibb°, rom Odessa for this port, 100 - Exchange Buildings na 25 miles as totally 100 - lan saved. ' east of this ;:BANKRUPTS. 1-larrington Docks harbour; one 100 - William Howell, jun. Liverpool, bookseller, Feb. 25, March 0 Harrington Water Works NIESUPORT 13E101 . UM, Feb. Stock. 2° Liverpool Fire and Life Pith the name of " 8 --Part of a wreck, a 25 'clock,at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy, , at is o 2,4 Agnes Aberd and a La At 20 a Shore yesterday to th ' e 11, John Alexander," cam solicitors, Messrs. Corrithwaite and Co. Old Jewry-chambers, 0 100 Livereool Dock Bawl .... cAntz, jau. 28....._The e east °flies harbour. --e and Messrs. Fisher and Stone, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. 10- 10 Marine Assuralice Company ~ , , laving the port to-d Emerald, Hall, hence to London Bird, Liverpool. 4O New Gas & Coke Company. ..., 2y, struck on the Diamond Poin ,in John Sanderson, Liverpool, merchant, Feb. 25, March 25, at 100 100 * Ditto, quarter t. 11 o'clock, at the Liver pool District Court of Bankruptcy ; soli_ 28 !: ;lock Ferry THU ----------- citore, Messrs. Birch and.Bramah, Great Winch. ster street ; and e 10 steam Tug Company F RSDAY, FEBRUARY 13.-Wind S. Messrs. Stockley and Thompson, Liverpool; official assignee, 10 I ARRITED.-Isabella Harnett, , Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool. ARY 17. rfta-Princess R N ewsy. and Esther f c. NORTH HAY MARKET, FEBRU In .ane.,..._ o.yal, from Bonny-A.nnab II Cleland•from e a ' Al croon Lindsey Flint, Aldermanbury. warehouseman. Empire, from ea, . from AGRICULTURAL. PRODUCE. I tum.: Hami mond. from Mobile-Frederick, Grant William Alexander Christian, Newcastle-street, Strand, inn s. d. s. d. j a d. a, d. 1 ope. Soule. and Devonshire St. John, N.8.-Globe, from ' a" keeper, tatoes, le 90lb. G viling., andi ~ Thompson, from New Callao-Orleans- John White, Great St. Andrew-stn;et, London, leather-seller. Hay, old Silh .. 011 igi 104 po 1 10 - 2 0 1 Ms; from Net; eyom Savannah -Queen of the West, W ood Robert Mayow Herbert, Reading, tea dealer. new ..... ... 0 10 - 1 z Cups 0 9 - 1 0 Short-tops - 2 0 Admiral Rou,enncorie-Odessa, Smith, from St. John, Nood. Joseph Turner and Samuel Weeks, Southamptoo, stone. Clover 23- 2 6 j Green ditto - 0 0 Pink-eyes .. ure llieg. The fromfrom Odessa - Minx, from Seville J ll h MRSOnS. 1 8- 1 gi G shoo- yet, sp . e l Savannah-Fernandez, Content from°° John Oldham, Kingston-upon• Hull, iron founder. Straw, Wheat 0 5e- 06e Cattle ten 26 0 -28 0 I ,e 1 Lirna-Guard, andcuar°' from St. Übes-Chilian, Askew,e, Francis John Rawlings, Cheltenham, t abinet maker. . Oat 0 64- 061 Turnips, 4 9. 00— 0 • j 0 4 0 5 !Carrots >ring, erorn Bahia - • -Caroline. from Ichaboe - Bon. z Samuel Watson, Highbridge, Somersetshire; stone-mason. ' Barley .sa e ._ i nee from Pernarreou risk' Smith, from Maceio-Mary I da ' a ' Richard Hill, Exeter, currier. a.... G ito, u ja:es; Tam ene c° d --S e l P nclitt ' Pe ters • Metoka Al °i t ne. James Macwilliam, Gloucester, hos:cr. LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. o ice ; i ne Orleans-Tarolintu . Childs : and Ilaidee S ' I Jacob Wicks, Bristol, grocer. h. , oil e, from Direct. Indirect 'eke'', from Charlesta' Stu"' froul AP r Direct. I direct a ac icola-Othello vet- Republic, I.uce, Charleston -Britanni a , eV Donald, from Brass March~ T. Wale DIVIDENDS.S. Waller, T Waller, jun. W. and R. K. --- -- .. Oct. 31. e vfannali- retiiiisa, Mur ° r m a Mobile-Crow:mem Crook, from Waller, *r, ''' * Mame 7, J. Oliver and Australia.. .. Sept. G. Lima •- II tl , keef, from Rotterdam. y• froal P°ll° -end Annezina*Eliza . Turk, . ,Manchester, cotton-spinners- . ! _J. Stoney Stratford, Buckinghamshire, bankers -March Bahia - -Nov.N 23 Dec. 25. Maranham - .. Dec. 'ee 24 . Mauritius BAILKI).-Joven Pa 't 7. 11. C. Bathe Poole, grocer-Mares 8, S. Law, Great Portland- Barbadoes .• L - .. Jan. 23. ~ for Bombs ; . Isl a, Arena, for Hav a street ee ' - ,J. R. Bombay Jan. I Mobile na. and Indus, Tay Kin , arylebone, London, upholsterer-March 13, .. .• Monte Vide. .. Nov. 27. F , Bath, druggist-March ,• ugerst-March 10, J. and W. Campion, Whitby, B. Ayres .. .. Nov. 24. Dec. 23. N. Orleans - .. Jan. 32. Ambassador R I -------- shefbile3ilder's Calcutta • • it. G • eorge Ferri n Kni g h t , and Creole. Clark, h • .. 24. New York G. G. elope .. Irk , s and Oxford. Ha . . f ence at Charleston 28. Pernambuco . Dec. 24. .. • le CERTIFICATES tebo te, hence at New the Charleston .. *lan* Rio J i o Dec.c,l4. B To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on , . N0v.20. Janeiro r ehe two steam to that w Caine .... .. 0 Savannah ~ Jan. 26. t off last night with ere on shore on Mad Wearf, day of meeting. Demerara .. Dec. 2 . Dec. 9. Hi were Marc! ^ .. 21. St. Helena March s, I. Ketchum, Liverpool, merchant-March 7. C. 3lizabeth, Mint out apparent damage. Homer, , Havana .. .. .. 24 Valparaiso . Nov. 9 .. B 3harles ii Itri_ey, from London at New (likens. sen. Westbromwich, etaffordshire, wine merchant. Jamaica .. .. i n risen --- fro 18 Vera Cruz ~ .. Dec. 14 it lane Potts ; A , ~ om the Clyde at ditto, Laguira - • • 1 • • , g genora, Garrey ; Asia • noel. Grind tobert Watt,al and Java, Pickering , Rosalina, --- ; MEETINGS or CREDITORS row 1 hence at Mobile. LIVERPOOL. , .% _ Johnson. . hence at A • FNItRUART. K• Mark, Cove. Scotland, . pa ach cola. !ail). Vatiehae ! Mille. ee__. _ ~ a t, and Creole. Cl ar k , hence at Charleston it. G eorge, 'Ferris and O x f ord, Rathhone, hence at Nev irk the two steam tugs that were on shore on Mad 41. - t off last nip.:lit without apparent damage. .•lizabeth Minty, from London at New °deas. .hares Humbertson, --, from the Clyde at ditto. `ace. Potts; Agenora, Giffney ; Asia, —_ Rosalina, nue!. Grindal, and Java, Pickering. hence at Mobile. tobert Watt, Johnson, hence at Apalach cola. It. Mark, Cove; Scotland, lolls; Elizabeth, Duckett; St. irtin, Vaughan; Howard, Caan; Staitac na, --; Perie ance, Bennett, and Syria. Cox, hence at SaVannah. 'oeahones, Higgins, hence at Baltimore. tam Braga Baxter, hence at New York. '?.1.1y Bangs, ---, hence for Boston at Flohne's Hole. knlance, Tucker; Jessie , Oliver; Macao, Scott, and Jupiter. rter, hence at Charleston. inc, Jeffrey, Broadfoot ; Ocean Queen, M . Bride ; Swan, i'lor ; iChatlotte, Moran ; Mountaineer, Bogart ; Cerea, rr ; Favourite. Young; Lord Maidstone, Taylor ; Bona Dea, Thetis, Hall ; Caledonia, ; John Boiton, Sampson ; 'wick, •Harding ; Liverpool. Swinford ; Chatham -- • Bel air, Carter ; Enchantress, Phillips, and Falcon, Savage, 'hence leW Orleans. orsair, Daly, hence at Halifax. londe, M'Lean ; Ireland, Morton ; Lusitania, Steward ; rY "'land. Alurnmer, and Spruce, Clarke, from Ichabot at AISE TINGS of. CREDITORS FOES. LIVERPOOL, HOUR, FEERt7ARY . 19, Joh n Smith, pr00f.... 21, Thom as Parr, pro ,f and div District Court, 12 Ditto, I 1 25, Willi am Howell, Ditto, 11 Jun._.. 2 John D onnell 25, John Sanderson, let .................... Y. audit . Ditto, 12 ................ Ditto, 12 ................... 26, Benjamin Wright, audit . „ ---____ .............. Ditto, 1 1 „.___--------__ PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S. Outward. Home. LONDON & LIVERP OOL, to .... .... .. •••• Jamaica. ,58 d 30 0 0s Od6i'Ag.l Leeward Isl. Dem. & 13erbie 20 0 0 0 20 0— 30 0 Honduras Havana 5O 0— 6 o 0 50 0 — 66 e New York, 805t0n......... 35 0 — 0 0 0 33 0— 44 0 Charleston, Savannah .... . 25 0— 30 0 17 6 20 0 30 0— 0 0 20 0— 0 0 New Orleans 0 Canada British Worth America 0 0 0 0 00— 0 Newfounaiand. o— 0 0. 0 0— 0 0 River Brazilso Plate 35 00 - 4 0 0 3 0 0 (W china .) East Indies 40 0 ' 3 5 0 40 0 . 5 0 0 60 0 i 6 0 U 70 0 Batavia 35 , 0 New South Wales 0 5 0 0 :40 0 --- Cape of Good Hope 30 0 —_ i 105 e Ima, Valparaiso, & c. Africa Gi braltar l--60 o 1 40 o 60 0 0 I Malta, Sicilv, &c. 17 6 _ 3 9 , M alaga Smyrna and Consta n ti nop l c 3O 0 0 0 i 40 0 0 0 ,17 6 20 04 17 6 26 a Madeira l5 0 20 0 : 15 0 20 0 . Western Isles, Cape de Verds Lisbon Cadiz France Holland Hamburg, Bremen, &c Gottenburg, Stockholm Petersburg, Rio, Azg Oporto roily lar, frcni Cephalonia at Cove. frotn Petticotliac and St John's, N,8., for this port, into Brmuda, 31 6 t December, leaky. nnt Wernlock, bound for this port, put back to New Orleans, :y, 17th ult. RlTlport, --- V Orleans. rashitgton, Wilkie • England, Thompson, and Lanark, h. he at Mobile.' BnnY, raeber, Laurel, Duckett, and Acadia, M'Kenzie, e at Savannah. aphrasia, Buntin, hence at Philadelphia. ,e,P,lnnirs. Blank, and Mazeppa, Carruthers, hence at Trieste. ant.:",,e3B- eiganeich. sailed from ditto for this port 3oth ult. nre. Lascaray, sailed from Bayonne for this port sth ttharina, Mould, hence at Hamburgh. rt.poßn L, 40:51' ' B2 - 11.--The Victoria. of Cardigan. from New 11.v_er.anol, struck on a rock in Kamsay Sound, yes "nk- CreW saved. "v Irgak' Jan- 22.--The Alert, M`Kay, allfor was ff ' .(I i t h.. . er g . on t" sth. Jan 27.—A heavy gale pre which was on shore , 2 uRi plate on the 2 Jth, 25th. and 26th Nov., du ilach three vessels were driven 0 eh re at tidfigl; OPP.of t, was the C• hassatt, of aqator), and Martha Washington, Stephens, hence at .. 20 0-25 17 A . 20 0 - I - 20 0 30 0 - 20 0 - 25 • . - 52 0,30 0- 40 A .. 50 0 -60 0 40 0 - 0 0 0 . 0 0 - 0 0 0 0 - 43 :~. THE LIVERPOOL STAN DARt). Alarlats. —4.- WARhINGTON CORN MARKET, FEB. 11. Total quantities per Price per - Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarte. Wheat 344 .... 4782 12 0 5 ti Oats.. — • . 0 0 0 SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, FEB. 12. The show of Beasts and sheep was large to-day, fully equal to the demand; both Beef and Mutton. in consequence, rather easier to buy ; the top price for both .51d. to 6d. per lb ; nearly all sold up. HULL. CORN MARKET, FEB. 11. The supply of farmers' Wheat was only .moderate; the de mand pretty good, at rates n'..t quotably less than ou this day week. itariey dull and rather lower. In Beans and Oats no material change. TIDE TABLE. DAYS. 1 Maw Tuesday 18 846 910 11 9 Wednes. 19 gsa 9 r• 7 13 1 Thurs... 20 10 17 10 35 14 6 Friday.. 21 10 5,3 II! 10 is is Saturday 22 11 27 - 1 7 3 Sunday. 23 11 59 032 17 11 Monday. 24 015 1 7 18 8 EVN. !HEIGHT HOLYDAYS, RTC Mars rises 3h 34m m j 3 rd Sunday in L en t IS t. Matthias. PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVER Wool), Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid Archangel .419 0 @ 0 0 Memel 15 10 - 0 0 Gothenburg l6 10 - 17 0 Wybnrg - 16 10 Petersburg 18 0 - 19 0 PLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick. Danzig, Deck - e 4 British American Pine - 0 21 LATH WOOD, per fathom. Danzig, 4 feet 8 0- 0 0 British American 5 0 - 5 10 %IA noomvr, per foot of 1 inch thick. Honduras - 0 s Cuba - 1 0 St. Domingo 1 0 - 1 6 3AR PLANKS, British Americas' 2 0 - 2 6 TEAKWOOD, per cubic feet - 3 6 STAVES, per 1200. Danzig, C. Pipe .eloo 0 -110 • 60 0 - 70 0 Quebec, red. to 14 in. thick, l j, • 55 0 and 54 feet long Do. Puncheon l2 • - i SIDER, per cubic foot. 8. d. Cak 2 6 - Fine. British Amer. common 1 - red 1 3 - yellow - Danzig - Memel .... - Ri g a .red..II,PRPFP.PIIP 1 9 18 0 s. d. 3 g 2 6 i 10 1 )0 2 (1 I 0 3 30 POOL. LEEDS CORN MARKET, FEB. 11. The arrivals are moderate of Wheat and ct er Grain. Our millers bought rather freely, and the best runs of Wheat sup ported late prices; inferior dull, and to ma k e sales lower rates had to be taken. Beans rather lower. In Oats no change. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. FEB. 11. Since this day week we have continued to experience all the rigours of a hard winter, and a greater quantity of snow has lately fallen here than in any one season for many years past; but the wind, although it has generally blown from the east, has been variable occasionally, and during that period we have to note, in consequence, moderate arrivals of Grain, Flour, and Oatmeal, coast wise and from Ireland, with a few parcels of Barley and Beans from abroad, as specified in our import note be neath. Nothing having occurred to counteract the dullness so long prevailing in the leading markets of the kingdom, and being still deprived of any efficient intercourse with those inland, we have to report a very languid trade in all kinds of Wheat this morning, English and Irish at the reduction of Friday, and Foreign scarcely at the rates of this day week. Sack'Flour continued to meet a difficult sale at 6d. to 14. per sack from the quotations of last week ; and though States and Canadian were held at former prices, yet to effect sales rather lower terms must have bee❑ conceded. Barley and Malt remained in very slow request, but were held at former prices. Beans and Pease, attended with very little demand scarcely maintained our last currency. Oats continuing to meet a very slow demand, must be noted ld. per 45 lbs. cheaper than last week; and Oat meal receded 3d. to 6d. per 240 lbs. CORN fiXeITA NCB, Fsaarjtay 14. Duties upon all kinds of Foreign as well as Colonial produce remain in var ably the same as last week. _ _ . ~vere frost is disappearing, the sup plies of Grain, Flour, and Oatmeal into this port Coastwise and from Ireland since Tuesday, are on the whole but limi ed in amount, and from abroad 2,200 qrs. of Egl ptian Beans only. The stillness existine in the Co•n trade for --- moderate he late s, some time past continued to prevail here up to the close of yesterday • and without any improvement in other m ar k e t s t o stimulate . ur •-s, all the leading articles, at our Corn-Exchange this •bibited as dull an aspect as can be conceived he so , erabundant ar proceed ...ad increasing stock of Flour here and at Manchester, the millers continued t purchase VF heat with extreme caution, and all descriptions of English, w,tti the general runs of Irish, were offefed with little effect, at a further decline of fully Id. per 701 b., one or two very choice parcels of the latter only obtaining Tuesday's rates; in Foreign Whe«ts, however, no business transpired, in consequence of holders refusing to accept lower terms. Flour of all denomi nations, being equally unsaleable, was nominally rather cheaper. Prime malting Barley and Malt, although in very limited de mand, were held at late prices; whilst the former for grinding purposes was somewhat depres,ed in value. Beans and Pea e, with little or no inquiry, were decidedly easier to I.urchase. Oats and Oatmeal, in the absence of country buyers, moved off very sparingly, and scarcely maintained our last quotations. PRICES OF GRAIN Wheat, p jolb Engli h new Ditto, white Irish red . Ditto, white Rye, English, la qr Barley, English red s. d. a. d •• • 6 8 0 , 7 0 ® 7 4 6 8 do. .. . 7 0 do, .... Irish6Otk Scotch clrish,v• 6 Malt, English, is , qr. Irish -35 0 o 4 9 Oats, Is , 7O!. E'lish & Scotch, new Irish. fine qualities.. 2 n - 2 g - 2 8 - middling undried Welsh 1 Fish,i Mocha Ceylon Java . 7 a - 6 6 3 9- 4 2 .60 0 -63 0 p 54 U -57 0 —told ....J 3 6 21 9 , do. 13 0— 3 0 - 3 3 40 0 --42 0 36 0 -37 0 Beans, English, qr.. 36 0 —3B odo Scotch& hishm , 4Bolb 36 0 —37 0 do. Pease, English, white.. 38 0 —4O 0 blue_ Do. & Irish.... maple 38 0 —4O c grey 34 0 Tares, 19 , qr Flour, wc. 2601 b -35 0 -36 0 Irish atmeal, 14 , 1 ~ of 2401 b Irish, new. 24 6 —24 9 !old 0 0 'do 00- 0 0 LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT, &suss MADDER, 4. cwt. s. d. S. Montreal,Pot 23 30 23 6 Dutch, crop 80 0 —Bl Pearl, new 24 0 —24 6 Ombro 69 0 —7B U. States, Pot 00— 0 0 Gamene 57 0 —67 Pearl none. Mull o 0 a BARK, Quercit 7 o Oak, le , ton 45 10 German.... 4 0 BRIMSTONE, ton s 0 ' French, S.F. .. 58 0 —6O () 6 10 5.F.F... 62 0 —65 0 5 0 E.5.F... 67 0 —72 0 E.5.F.F.75 0 80 0 7 0 0 —72 0 Sicily, &c Tuscany. 5 2 ti - Spanish bd SbiA LIGNEA,S. 0. S. d St. Lucia, &c... 21 6 —22 6 v• cwt. in bd 60 0— 63 0 Demerara, Ric.. 22 0 —23 6 o. nr. Dar K Antigua. 24 0 —26 6 54 0 Murq.lBBr, cwt.. 40 0 —45 0 53 0 "Oil, Wive, —5B 0 Gallipoli Trieste 42 0 -42 10 .. 41 0 -42 0 40 19 -41 0 .40 1) -‘1 0 .. 39 0 -40 .38 0 -40 0 .27 0 -27 10 I Malagi Palm d - ton coloured-27 0 Cod 29 LINSEED, - p Cu', 2:, 0 Itape,pale do. 3g 0 furpen. Cu. .29 0 -31 0 -20 10 -26 6 -30 0 -30 0 I Carolina, aTeSS 23 0 —27 0 i ; ; and 16 0 —lB 0 'ld. dog 0 g 6 10 0 —ll 6 mid to fine African. RUM, 14 , g Janiaica 12 co 16 in bond 2 JO 3 4 36 4 6 1 choicCrnarks.. 4 8— b 6 strong e SAFFLOWER, 1.) ew t. I Bengal, good & Ane.s. 6 0 ord. & mid Bombay 3 0 - 1 10 - iosperld 295. do, 2s. de. B.P. is 306 Od I) It American, rei Dutch French & Germ.su COCOA, 33 Cit Trinidad 40 0— 45 Grenada 30 4 33 0 Brazil COFFEE, VP cwt. in bond. Jama. 30 0— 48 0 ordinary good& fine n. 51 0— 65 0 middling .... 68 -0— 80 0 good mid. .. 86 0-100 0 fine mid. Sic. 116 0-142 0 Dutch, triage t „ ardinary I "" good &fine o. 45 0— middling .... 60 0 — good mid. 70 0— fine mid., &c. 50 0- 64 1. 51 0- 65 C 35 0- 45 Havana good & fine. St. Domingo Brazil 25 0- 28 0 30 0- 32 0 32 0- 65 0 Lag-uira DITSWOODS, ton 4'. S. re 5 5 6 o Logwood, Jam. Hon. & Dom. 5 10— Campeachy 7 io 7 Ensile, Span 4 5 Tampico 5 10 — Puerto Cabello 0 0 — Cuba NricAnacuA Wool). Rio de la Hache solid clean small Lima, solid Barwood, Ango.s 0 Gaboon Camwood 0 — Red San. Wood 6 15— FLAX, /4 LOU. Riga. p.T.k. 35 0— P'burg, 9 head 32 0— Archangel 36 0— Dutch & Flem. 45 °— GA L LS, y. cul• Turkey, blue mixed East India GINGER, * cwt, dabs and mo 41 0 —46 0 Barbadoes .... 45 0— So o brown & yel. 49 0 —55 o Jamaica 6O 0-200 u fine yellow .. 58 0 —63 u E. India, in bd 16 0— 20 0 East lndla, Bengal GUM, cwt. Khaur Arabic, Turkey 0 0— 0 0 brown & yel 5O 0 —54 0 East India. 30—5 19 good and 611(.64 0 —69 u Barbary Senegal tin p, ict• ton £ S. S. Havana, do P'burg, clean 27 10— 28 0 brown . outshot 26 0— 26 10 yellow . . Riga, Rhine 2B 0— 28 10 white ord.. outshot 27 0— 27 10 good & fine.. Archangel Manilla 23 0— 25 0 brown l5 0 —lO 0 Bombay " l4 0— 20 0 yellow o 0— 0 0 Jute HIDES, Ox and Cow, y.ib good and fine 22 0 —124 0 B. Ayres and Monte Video. TALLOW, * cwt. inferior & mid. 0 5 0 6 P'burgh, Y.C. 41 0 —4l 6 good & Prime. • 0 6 3 0 73 Odessa 40 0 —4O 6 Do. salted .... 0 4 • 41 Archangel 0 0 0 0 N. Amer. salted 0 S • 33 Buenos Ayres 35 0 —4O • Brazil dry salted 0 44 0 41 Stockholm .... 15 • —l6 0 Rio, dry Valparaiso, dry 0 5 • 6 Carolina ...... Odessa, &c. dry 0 i— • 6 Virginia W. India, dry.. 0 43 0 6 TARTAR, * salted.. 0 33 • 5 Cream of TartarC3 0 —65 0 East India .... 0 7 1 0 brown and ye 1.48 • —53 • Kips, B.A. dry. • 7 0 Si TEA, 4 , lb. in bond. Horse, d. each 9 0 —:4 0 Bohea, Canton • 4 • 6 HORSE STAIR, 3fr lb. Fokein Short mixed long tails 1 6 2 0 Twankay, corn. 1 13— 1 2 combed !Nalco, p tb, in fond. Pekoe, Orange I 4 Bengal. Carnpoi, pur. & violet 0 6 • • coin. to good none blue & violet • 0-- • 0 Hyson Skin.... 1 • 1 1 blue violet, & fin 5 0— 5 6 Souchong,com. I 2 1 4 ord. & mid. 4 8— 6 0 good to fine 1 6 2 9 violet & cop. } 3 3 4 0 Pekoe, flowery 2 • 3 0 mixed .. Dyson, corn... 1 8— 2 2 cop. g. & fine. 8 6 4 • fine 2 6 4 0 ord. & mid. 2 6 3 6 Young Hyson 1 e— 3 • con. qua.ity 2 3 4 3 Imperial Oude 1 4 4 • Gunpowder, Madras 2 3 4 6 ! good and fine 2 • s • Guatimala, is lb. TOBACCO,'s lb. in bond. Floras Sobres 3 *— 4 0 ; Stemmed • • • 0 Cortes - 3 I I Kentucky .... 0 13— e 4 Carracas, Lilo. 3 9 4 6 i Maryland • • • Sobres 3 11-- 4 111 TURMERIC, 19' cwt. in bond. Cortes I j— 2 9 Bengal 12 0 —l5 41 LAC DYE, * lb. TURPENTINE, * cwt. D.T. and prime 1 6 2 $ American „ 6 • 7 mid. to good II 5 1 d VA lO NIA, * tOn.e S s ord. & infer. • 2 • 4 Smyrna, pickedls 0 —2O • MADDER ROOTS iS cwt. i Morea lO • —l5 • Sin) rna Bl 0— 83 0 WAX, BEES' * cwt. in bond. Tripoli & Syria 00 • African Frereh none 0 0 East I n di a .... 616 7 is Naples — ! American 0 7 11 5 0 5 15 O 0 O 0 SA LTPETUE, Pio cwt. S. East luclia 0 SouthArnericanl3 0 SHELL LAC, 4) Cu'!. hin orange 48 0 —6O 0 liver and block 32 0 —45 0 -28 0 -13 6 Chine Will, dc Seal, each . . . C o -10 0 SHUMAC, Sicily_ - 22 t - - Palermo Trieste.. Verona.. Tyrolese 9 6 10 0 10 0 -10 6 - 6 6 - 8 6 SUGAR, e w e, B.Y.Muscovad o brown 53 0 —54 0 own .. 54 6 —55 6 k mid.. 57 0 —59 0 v. fine 64 0 —67 0 54 0- 56 0 45 0- 48 C 53 0- 54 0 18 0 -19 0 20 0 -22 6 24 0 -26 0 28 0 -31 0 11 • -11 6 11 6 -12 0 BOSTON CORN MARKET-FEB. 12 The supplies of Grain to day were not extensive, but enough for the demand ; and no material change in value can be noted, Barley in limited request, and rather easier to buy. ther. lower. Oats without quotable change in value DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 14 There was a tolerable supply of Grain this day. Middlin; kinds of Wheat were in some instances sold at a reduction of per ourrel. utner descriptions, al continue without change in price. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, FEE. 13 At this day's market, the wheat trade was firm, and all dry am, les realised fully as much money. Barley was again in large supply ; bt.t the sale is improved, at a reduction of 6d to Is per qr. Oats were again rather lower, with some demand. Beans found buyers at the currency of this day se"nnlght. In Peas very little doing. WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 14 The arrivals of corn to this day's market aro goixl, considering the state of the river. Wheat is slow sale, at nearly Is below last Friday. Fine Barley maintains its value, but midd:ing sorts are almost impossible to sell. Beans and Oats in limited demand, at last m eek's prices. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 15 Continued dulless, and a t.ndency to further reduction, 111 still marked the course of this week's trade. ness ; whilst Liverpool declines. which. indeed, i create any demand beyond its mere local consumption. In the English agricultural markets, the price of Wheat is steadily maintained. To-day's business is of the most limited character. English Wheat is unaltered in value. Irish Id to 2d per bushel lower. We continue last week's quotations for Flour in the absence of any sale of consequence; but any change is in favour of the buyer. Oats Id per bushel, and Oatmeal 3d to ad per load lower. In Malt or Beans u ) alteration. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, FEB: 14 We have had a very good and steady demand, and the market has maintained a very firm and healthy position throughout the week ; prices of all kinds may be considered ith per lb. higher than Friday last, particularly for Aal.crican deserintinn. nlnri parcels in bond, this rise is fully established. Speculators have taken 21,560 bales of American, 2400 Pernambuco, 300 Mace o, and 1500 Surat ; whilst exporters 150 bales of American. We •T have had an active market to-day, and the sales reach about 9000 bales of all kinds, at extreme rates, one-third on specula tion. The import week is 19,620 bags, and th ;ales re 55,g5t, bar., riz ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMF tTS OF COTTOI, From the Bth to the 14th Feb , inclusive Prices paid IMPORTS is Ike week.,ThisWk..thisyeal SALES (IF THE WEEK 350 Sea Island, 20 Stained 3590 Bowed Georgia 7949 80s8C 1 6 „ 50 f Mobile 1 Alabama and Tenn !4970 New Orleans 1 6130 11 8957, 3880 t f Pernambuco &Parai Aricati and Ceara .. 31 Li 1066 1) 13092 840 Bahia and Maceio 1 Sawginn ed • Demerara.Surinakl,&c 1350 Egyptian ▪ Barbadoes Peruvian Bahama. ,on West India Carthagen a 10 Smyrna .. Manilla 3720 Surat Bengal 55950 bales MANCHESTER.--We can mention little or no alteration in the state of the market from that which we reported in our paper of last Saturday.' Everybody is still busily employed in prepa rations for the trade of the ensuing season, and manufacturers are, almost without excedtion, world g to order. The intel ligence from America, which has been brought by the steamer Ca,bria, establishes the fact that no apprehension need be en tertained t n the subject of the supply of c tton. The turn-oft at Heywood still continues; but it is to be hoped that, by mu tual cencessions, some satisfactory arrangement will be speedily concluded between the workpeople and their employers. Prices same as quoted by us last week. We may mention that Messrs. niggle, Tuer, and Co., of Bury, have just patented an invention for weaving checks and ginghams, which thr, atens to effect a complete revolution in that branch of manufacture. We have, however, been promised a full description for our next number, —Manchester Advertiser. nsns.—uwing to the large quantity of cloths now making to order, there has been only a short supply of fresh goods at the markets du log the week, and prices have ruled a trifle higher in consequence. Business in the warehouses continues brisk, although there have not been many metropolitan buyers down during the week. BRADFORD MARKET. —The demand for goods at this market on Tuesday. was brisk ; and a good many pieces changed hands at. late rates. The yarn market was active, the spi• ners still complaining of their inability to realise adeonate prices. Record.. „ - - - pa uu,:oro ing to the present prices of wool. Tho wool market was very firm, the recent London sales of Colonial wools having given considerablebuoyance to the staple commodity of the district. "'UDDERS lELD MARKET.—Thcre was mice of merchants here on Tuesday, and r a humerous attend new pattern was readily bought up, prices being much the same as of late. The sale of plain cloths arid other fabrics in the warehouses was brisk, and the demand for yarn for the Scotch market was also active. HECKNONDWIKE BLANKET HATA badly attended by merchan very little business transac —This market It HALIFAX MARKET.—The demand for manufactured stuff goods was brisk here on Saturday, especially for the heavier descriptions of pieces, and prices were firm. The yarn market was active; the wool market steady; and business generally seems in a very satisfactory state. ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET —There has been an a parent busy market, but not very much has actually been done. The manufacturers have been standing out for higher prices, to meet the advance of the price of wool, caused by the result of the Londo wool sales. It is cor4cleutly stated, tha the wool at these sales has been chiefly purchased by the manufacturers, and way into the hands of the dealers LEICESTER.—WooIs are very firm. Yarns are dull of sale, a they have been for some time past, but prices remain abr., same. The home spring trade, it is expected, will open and a good season is anticipated. The prospects for the Ame rican fall trade, however, are far from encouraging, from a va riety of circumstances. G oo d s were imported last seas greatly beyond what was necessary ; the consequence is, the this year many goods still remain on hand.—Leicester Chroniclo , ••••414. HOSIERY Amf LACE TRADES.—The cotton-hose trade is stiff feeling a slight amendment, with hopes of a further improve. ment as the spring approaches; but the great quantity of slot hosiery much paralyzes this manufacture. The drawer an( pantaloon branch is in much the same state it has been for thi last fortnight : so much amended as to excite the hopes of thu wo kinen of its further progression as the spring advances. Thu silk knotted branch has had a few floating orders for ski, good: of a very inferior description. There is little or no variation ir the plain silk hose branch, which is in a very declining condition, The warp lace trade is still safely and surely progressing, though we hear of few decided impr‘ vJrn nts, except some in the 14 and pre s manufacture.—Nottingham Journal. NORTHERN HOSPITAL, FEB. 15 -....T [WEEKLY REPORT.] -.._ ALOIITTED DI SCIIAn G tin Accidents Medical and Surgical cases Upon recommendation 9 I Cured Relieved and at own request 4 1 Attending as Out Patients. • Irregular 23 Died Remainingin the Ilospital.. 79. Consulting Surgeon, William Gill, Esq. Rouse Visiters, Thomas Main and Jaques Myers, Esqrs. Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq. Chaplain, Rev. Wm. ilughes.--House.Surgeon, Mr. Parker LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, FEB. 15 , DISCHA RO ED Relieved and at own request Made Out-patients 7 1 In-patients, 5 Out-patient: _ - Irregular Dead ... 3 I Casuals during the week 9 I Remaining in the house 3 I Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr:Dawson Chaplain... ..... Rev. Thos. Har r i es . Apothecary, Mr. George Padley. House Visiters, E. Gibbon and J. Willink, Esqrs ijouse Surgeon . Mr. M'Cheane. JAMES BOLD, Tre PACKET LIST. GENERAL POST -OFFICE, February 14 STATE OF TRADE 0 to t: 12.. 0. ca. a. t'r , -a o ',; '' ''' at .-3 C 0 a •-., . " C , •••• 0 7. sy ra ar, CD ....3 C C I tl, 0 ' E 6"- 4 . g Z --; e , • ~....4 • ..i • . 2 : g a K g • a o • C C e .t. a t.. o r s i a ~....., v' • ' • ... 4 • H < 5 P 9 : 2 a , C. - , . . . g F x E zi. g 14' ... .:„. a a ; " " 13irtb5, ;IllatTlagTs anb -13ratli5. 31R1sHS On U Sons. Same day, at D DRURY CHIDSO7, instant, A. WARNOCK, of twin Aigburth e, the lady of Wll air, London, Viscountess JOCILTN, of a daughter Same day, Mrs. J. L. MINSHULI daughter. On the 11th instant, at 3, BedforcLstreet South, Mrs. J., C. JACK, of a daughter. ount.pleasant, of a MARRIED On the 23d December last, at Trinidad, MICHAEL CUM MING, Esq., of the firm of A. enflaming and Co., Trinidad, for some time resident of this town, to Miss J. ROBERTS. daughter of Wiliam Roberts, Esq., of Trinidad. On the 2gth ultimo, at Walton Church, Mr. JOHN LLOYD, of Upper Stanhope-street. professor of music and organist' of Wavertree Church, to ELIZABETH, second daughter of Mr. SAMUEL POW ELL, gunsmith. South Castle street. On the 30th ultimo. at St. Bride's, by the Rev. J. H. Stewart, Mr. WILLIAM PARRY, flour dealer, of Liverpool, to Miss MARY PICKAVANCE, youngest daug ter of the late Mr. Joseph Pickavance, flour dealer, of Scotland-road. On the 3d instant, at All Saint's Church, West Ham, Essex, a dumb woman presented herself to be married to a shoemaker n- residing in the above parish. That poi tion of the service which to the woman has • done by the clergyman, except the signficant words " I will," which the bride uttered indistinctly, but sufficiently plain to be understood by the audience. On the 4th instant, at Padeittgton, the Rev. T. G. WALSH, ircumbent of Feniscawles, Lancashire, to ANNE ARNAUD daughter of J. DOVE, Esq., of B , ayswater. • On the 7th instant, at Edinburgh, GEORGE HENDERSON, jun., Esq , of this town, to CATHERINE, daughter of the late DAVID STEIA'ART, Esq., Stirlingshire. On the fth inalut, at St. Philip's BROMLEY WOODS to Miss ELLEN M" p's Church, Mr. PETER '"ELLS. Same day, at Sefton Church town, to Miss JANE SUM Mr. DAVID QUAYLE, of this R, of Aintree. On the icth instant, t Mr. JOHN SLOAN to M Collegiate Church, Manchester, NA ELIZA PLOWMAN, both of the Queen's Theatre, On the 11th instanf, at the Wesleyan Chapel, Great Homer of Everton, to ELIZABETH, only daughter of Mr. JE RENHAIi GARNETT, of the same ph Same day, at St. John the Baptist Church, Toxteth aGARET WARD, bOth of Mr. WILLIAM JOHNSON, 1, to ANN, eldest ,e, Hull. RCM- HER HARVEY. lARLES HODG. OHN R. SMITH, Etobei ts-street. Toxteth-pat k On the 12th instant, at t ton of Wiliam Johnson. E I daughter of Al an GRESHANI, Hess Same e ;cotch Church, Oldham•stree BALD WI;EOD, m to Miss ESI Sane day, at 1 SON to ELIZAti of 2S, Dexter-strcer, late of Harrioglon, Cumberland. On the 15th instant, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. J. I Stewart, DAVID, second son of Sir. DAVID ROW AND, secrL., tary to the Pilot Committee. to CATHERINE, second daughter of Mr. RICHARD 0- IDDOWS, Rupert•lane, Evertor]. Same day, at St. George's Church, Evertor,, by the Rev. Ro:. bert Davies, A.M., JOHN MORCE, Eiq., of Kingston, Jamaica,;' to ELIZABETH HURRY, eldest daughter of Hr. NICHOLAS WANOSTROCHT ST,ARER. Same day, at St. Michael's Church, Liverpool, by the Rev Henry Carpenter, FREDERICK HENRY VILLIERS, Esq., soi of the late George Villiers. Esq., to JESSIE, daughter of the lat Rev. ROBERT SHANLEY. rector of DIED On the 26:h Wooloomaloo, Sir JAMES er, at his residence Brougham-lodge, DOWLING, Chief Justice of New ,cuth Wales On ;he 4th ato RICHARD JOYCE er last, at Batavia, of fever, aged 26, Mr JONES, carpenter of the barque Mona. MADRELL, of Jan whose amiable dispo trett, in this toNsir r. WILLIAM was a youth ared him to all 1 cguaibtance, nd whose loss mil be se On the ,teanier ; faii sin t n the 2nd instant, Same day, at his resit. THOMPSON, Esq.., fo- On the sth insta, • JAMES ,OCK LP' town. ely felt by his relatives and friends years, her e !s having Ir. WILLIAM SMITTEN, printer. • e, Belfast, aged 32 years, JAMES rly of ElMt-hill, Birkenhead. his residenca, Clare. street, aged 69, Mr. IAW, f,rmerly farmer, at Speke, near this On the 6th instant, after a long and painful illness, in his 30th year, WILLIAM, second son of Mr. JOHN HELSBY, Knight-street. Same day, at the Re tory-house, Churci re, aged sO, HARRIET, wife of the Hon. a Eaton, Stafford d Rev. ARTHUR TALBOT Same day, MARMADUICE MIDDLETON', Esq.. of Hopton hall, Derbyshire. On that day the unfortunate gentleman met Mr. Meynell Ingrain's hounds, at Radborne, and during the chase, was twice thrown from his horse, and the second time was so much injured on the head that he rested for a while; ^-d whilst ridina. home ..m,• alter, he again fell from his fter. I on the ground, and died soon a: in Hill-street, Tcxteth-park, I C On the 7th inst.. ELLEN WILLIAMS Same day, ROB" BATTERSBY, Esq., On the Bth instant ERT LANGTR I, infant son of THOMAS of Ormeau-place, Belfast. 4 ., at his fathers's house, Standish, near WRIGHT, son of Mr. WM. PETERS, grocer, & d:cplyregretle , ;aged 28, JON nd son of m PManniGEnDLWD, same da) _ BROWN E. glass-manufacturer, of Wstrri:•gton. Same day. i❑ his 21st year, JOHN HUNTINGDON, son of JOSEPH W FIA RRIE, Esq., Upper Parliament street. On the gth instant, in his gah year, BENJAMIN WEBB, Esq., of Tottenham green. Same day, a;.,- S 2, the RI - v. JOSEPH ALDRICH COTTON, ^e, cf which parish be had faithfully discharged me day, of hooping c,:uh, aged 3 months, . liter of M.. RI HARD ROBERTS, victuallc MARY JANE. Chapel- ie day, at hrr father's residence, Douglas, Isle of Man .10, Miss MAY TOWNSENn Fl.FrPurnnt, gretted On the lath instant 47 years, late of ...7arrington , epl y re- ss ELIZABETH ANN MOORE, aged Same day, aged 47, Mr. SETH SCHOFIELD, woollen draper, Crown-street. Same day, at Cowan-bridge, near Kirby Lonsdale, in his S6th year, Wr. W. GI i.BERTSON, late of Preston. Mr. G. had been elected a correspondi g member of several foreign institutes Loin the celebrity of his researches in geological science, and more particularly for his intimate knowledge of the fossil di pertinent of the limestone strata. Ou the I lth instant, suddenly. SAYER, of this town, formerly of Ch ster Same day, aged 5 years, RACHAEL, fifth daughter of Mr. JOHN BRACK, Clarke-street, Toxteth-park. Same day, at his father's residence, Lime-street, of croup, DANIEL DAVIES. Mr. CHARLES Same day, in Lced, aged 90, Mrs. 00THWAITE. On the 12th instant, in his 6th year, NICHOLAS JACOB, only sou of Mr. OWEN HENRY SHELFORD. Same day, aged sg, Miss ELIZABETH WEBSTER, and on the 4th ultimo, aged 68. Miss ANN WEBSTER, of Atherton-street, Prescot : two maiden sisters of very amiable disposition. Same day, at Wallasey, aged 2 3 ears, STANLEY JOHNSON, "f Mr. SAM:, EL BALL, of the City of Dublin y. ungest son 01 ' team • packet Company. 'ame day, at Southampton, Lieutenant F.. N. KEI D ma -uperintendent of the Peninsula and Oriental Steam Com- Thi- promising officer served on several expediti ons t o the Arctic and Antartic Seas, and accompanied the last expe dition of Sir J. Franklin to the Polar Sea, between the years 'q and 1827, and was the companion of Dr. Richardson on hich discovered and delineated a lying between the Mackenzie and th:t branch of the expenti the northern coast of Amer Coppermine Rivers. On the 13th instant, at his residence, Edge-lane, ages 49, Mr WILLIAM lIARROW, late auditor of town dues Same day, in his Snth year, SWYNFEN TEL; istock•place, Russell square, London. —, me day, aged ig years, Wit I.IAM JERVIS, Esq., of _ __• Mr. THOMAS DAVIES ••• . 4, son of the late , publican, Renshaw.street. On the 14th instant, in her 32d year, after a severe and pain ful illness, much and deservely regretted, ELLEN, the beloved wife of Mr. G. H. Sri: CPA, wine and spirit merchant, Man chester, and daughter of Mr. JOHN WOODRUFF, import sur veyor in her Majesty's e cise in this t own • .. Name day, in his 68th year, Mr..IAWES SIMPSON, of the Old Swan, fcr 36 years gardener to E. D. Faulkner, Esq., Fair field. On the 1 tth instant, aged 7 weeks, J. S. H. COOPER, only son of Mr. Samuel Cooper, victualler, Bedford-street, Park. Yesterday, at his residence, Birkenhead, aged 38 years, MARY, the wife of Mr. JOHN E. WRIGHT. Same day, at his mother's house. No. 53, Plumbe-street, of consumption, aged 28 years, Mr. HENRY MOKRIS, pilot, of this port. THE STAGE SEAMAN.—The British seaman tells ever t a t , t• 1..1.... al ft . . . utauy, notch we find, by a reference to a dictionary of sea-terms, is making a rope fast by turns round a pin or coil without hitchirez or seiz ing it. Ile calls his legs his timbers, though timbers, in nautical language, mean ribs ; and he is continually re questing that they may be shivered. He is always either on terms of easy familiarity with his captain or particu larly mutinous, and is often in love with the same young lady as his superior officer, whom, in consequence of their affections clushieg, he generally cuts down to a mere hull, as he technically expresses it. [le calls every elderly person a grampus, and stigmatizes as a land-lubber every individual whose pursuits do not happen to be nau tical. When at sea, though only a common sailor, the stage tar is the most important. personage in the vessel; and the captain frequently retires to one side of the ship--sitting. probably, on a water-barrel—in order to leave the entire deck at the service of the tar, while he indulges in a naval hornpipe. The dra matic seaman usually wears patent leather pumps and silk stockings, when on active service; and, if we are to believe what he says, he is in the habit of sitting most unnecessarily on the main-top-gallant in a storm at mid night, for the purpose of thinking of Polly. When he tights, he seldom condescends to engage less than three at a time ; and if the action has been general a moment before, he has the field all to himself, as if by general consent, directly he evinces any disposition for a combat. If there is a battle, he wins it personally, without the aid of anybody else ; and he treats the admiral as if he were a mere cipher —as, in fact, he is. for he generally comes in when all is over, at the head of his staff, to promo the British seaman, and to tell him that his country owes him a debt of everlasting gratitude. If the tar is a married man, lie invariably leaves his Polly with out the means of paying her rent; and, when he re turns, he generally finds her rejecting the• dishorour able proposals of a wan in possession, who is making advance's either on his own account or as the agent of a libertine landlord. In these cases the British seaman pays out the execution with a very large purse heavily laden at both ends, which he indignantly flings at the shark, as ho figuratively describes the broker's man, who goes away without counting the money or giving any receipt for it. The stage tar sometimes carries papers in his bosom, which, as he cannot read, he does not know the purport of; and, though he has treasured them up, he has never thought it worth while to get anybody to look at them, but lie generally pulls thc,m out in the very nick of time, in the presence of some old nobleman, who glances at them, and exclaims, "My long-lost son !" at the same time expanding his arms for the tar to rush into. Some times he carries a miniature, and finds in some titled dame a mot h er to matell it, or pulls up the sleeve of hi s Jacket and shows a stain of port wine upon his arm, which establishes his r i g ht to some very extensive estates, and . kshank , Table Book. convicts a con sc i ence - str i c k en steward of a long train of villa»ie s . A t t h e close of h i s exp l o i ts it is tisto:?mary to bring i n th e ne i on- j ack (no b ody k nows w hy it is introdu ced o r where of reit eo , zos ie u fro r m ita ), o ri o n ra. d , t,.... 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