The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-12 00:00:00

Jan. 12, 1847. , THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, -. , _ assa.a _ - FALMOUTH, 6th Jan.-Mars, Dupre, from Monte Video for Illattets. 4iiarjt, Alitypinq ihi U111(11'11(1. Liverpool, which put into Rio Grande, with cargo shifted, had t 7. - 1 ~,_,- . .... discharged; it was found to be much damaged, and sold. HELVOET, sth Jan.-The St, Clement, Cobden, from Liver- __ew e ...ea_ DUBLIN POTATOE MARKET, JANUARY 7. '• --....-- Wheat, 104 lima @ £0 g s B ' ( 2 1' WARRINGTON CORN M -,-..„, . TUESDAY, JANUARY 5.-Wind S.S.E., moderate. pool, in proceeding from Brouwershaven for Dordt, was driven r- -- ' Anniv - En.-Pakenham, Bourne, from Jamaica-Sunbeam, on shore, near Williamstadt, by the ice, but assisted off, after . The Potatoe Market now hardly open ; prices ofrpneeifen s ' a for ul - lof the Winsor, from New Orleans-ace of Trumps, from St. Michael discharging part of her Cargo, (salt,) and sunk in four fathoms. I se e e s d wkehira jomnesaurmapiteiotnroams f00d75. to p cwt., p has virtually eased. principally e)have ga a t r s ley, -13 qrs., a . .al 13s * . Od. r chair- -Jaen Paley; Lister, from Lisbon. • Crew saved. to notice a sale of thirty tons of imported Patatoes which sold ....___ 4 SAMED.-Hiberma, (steamer,) Ryrie, for Halifax-Mary -_- o advo- - Worrell, Gardner, Valparaiso-Tarquin, Moody, Mobile- , , SUNDAY, 10th JAretriale-Wind S.E., fresh. by auction for alike purpose, (seed), at from .eldto .t 1.4 ips. LIVERPOOL CATTLE M, Russell Fame, Dunley, Brazils-Liverpool, APClellan, New Orleans- Armes ara-Judahpro, Nickerson, from New Orleans- per ton. - We have had a good supply of taken, Niagara, Russell; New York-Champango. Snow, Baltimore- Elizabeth Tesler, Williams,ti from Puerto Cabello-Enima, -- - 'and the whole, or nearly so, was EC hey ap- Wilberforce, Denby, Genoa-Copia, Jarvis, St. Thomas- Pliabm"yinofnrodmVCauh,liaa-n, Maninddrore, Janner, from Bonny-Jane DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, JANUARY 7. in price from our late statement. fullest Queen Esther, Anthony, Malta and Smyrna. Kerr, from St. John, N. 8.- Royalist, from Mediterranean-Jane , Thomas, from Oporto- Our market was large, dull, and heavy, having large supplies Mutton, 6d, to 7d. - - ;overn- Exchange, Shaxson, hence at Messina, leaky, with cargo Elicenix, from Antwerp, of all kinds of stock. Beef, 4s. per cwt. down from the preview • SAILED.-United Kinadom, Foster for Cuba-Agenora, for market day. viz., Ms. to 465. off sink ;. Mutton, sd. to 6d. pe. SALFORD CATTLE MA •ancing suEr i c b ts u e rn d tch i e iso damaged.l nhece at Messina. Mooile-Sheffield, Smith, ° New Orleans. lb., tied difficult to sell; Veal, 6d. ; Pigs, zood kinds, 2s. up - is now Zuleika, Holmes, and Lancashire Lass, Blake, hence at Na- wards, being scarce; prices 445. to 485.; inferior 30s. upwards We had a very limited show of st ble the . pies. Agnes, Flitt, and Clarendon, Hall, hence at Honduras. for the season good. The demand Wanderer, Elsey, sailed from Marseilles for this port on 25th Aim, Reed. hence for Virginia, at Holyhead, leaky, havieg • had a slight advantage. A fair cl tubers struck on Arklow Bank. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, JANUARY 8. close of the market. December, and on Arne, Wormustrand, hence at Gibraltar. Sir C. Napier, -, hence for New Orleans, off Waterford Our supplies this week are very liberal. The demand for ____ among i Giulia, Firondello, from Palermo at Gibraltar. 2d January. Wheat is not so animated as of late, yet factors hold firmly, and MANCHESTER CORN EX( before 1 Ocean Queen, Portalem, from Anconeat ditto. Cicero, hence for Alexandria at Kingstown. a fair extent of business is done at Is. per quarter more than ly ex- Plt C, Ledwick, from Naples at ditto, and cleared for this Hibernia, (steamer Ryrie, hence for Boston, off Cork eth last week. Barley is in good request, at full prices. Oats and Though it may . be said that the Port 22d December. January, at 4 p.m. Shelling are quite as dear. Beans make Is. per qr. advance. excited - a state during the past Ilea tgantly Chase, Cotten, hence off St. Michael's, with slight damage, Heyworth, Watson, from Cuba for London, at Cowes, with done at advancing prices. having been in contact with the Fear Not, from Portsmouth. loss of sails, and reported to be leaky. Constantly advancing prices ind es en- Christiana, Magill, from Quebec for this port, off Cape Clear Senator, Wilson, from Batavia for London, at Straits of LEEDS CORN MARKET, JANUARY 5 . buyers ; but with the present light e b een 22d December, leaky; and with bu,warks stove. Sunda 22nd Oct. We have a large arrival of Wheat and Beans to-day, but mo- tion of Wheat and) lour, holders e ornatic I Devoushire, Thompson, from New York for this port, off Charles Jones. Clarkson, from Calcutta at Cape Good Hop e , derate of other grain. The best dry Wheat obtained 28 ! pant.. and confidence. ditto 2ath Dec. and sailed 29th Oct. far London. advance, but the damp weather has affected the condition? of At our market to-day a fair basin ourts. I the greatest part of the samples, and such are rather slow sale, advance of 3dato 4d. per bushel. F Serafin, Galdez, from Harannah at Kinsale. . Fenella, Hay, from Hong Kong at Cape Good Hope. - insists i Matthew Pearce, White, from at Cove. On 6th Dec., KILLYBEOS, sth Jan.-The Betsey, Walls, from Liverpool and little improvement can be noted in their va l ue , Barley 3s. may be called fully 2s. per.sack,.an a shall ln lat, 31, long. 58, was in contact Lagun a 'With the Baltic, from Port- for Sligo, got on shore near this place 3d instant, and is a total to 4s. "er quarter advance. Beans 2s. per quarter dearer. No Oats bring some advance. ao iittl t change in the value of Oats. prices may be considered nomina •ogress t land, linked States, for Porto Rico, when the latter sunk. The wreck. Crew saved. dearer. Malt scarce, and held firml )evon- I crew saved, and afterwards put on board the E. Cossey, from MONDAY, 11th JANUARY.-Wind S.S.E., fresh. - load. Barley, and all inferior feedin New York for Porto Rico. B pro- I • AnnivEn.-Georee Canning, from Ambriz-Harvard, Har- BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, JANUARY 6. .... . ...... ... ___ .. . Swallow, Steele, from Saint Domingo--Delhi, Hecker, from ward, from Savannah, and Hector, from Alexandria. Honduras-Alp rte, Corry, from Halifax-Chieftain, Walker, a During the present week, English Wheat has realized an ed it,' IFD Monument, Trott, New Orleans-Salem, Hague, vanes of 2s. to 3s. per quarter; good saineles of red made 28s. THE CHAR -The Miramichi-Gem, Hagan, from Terceira-Native, Allen, from '''' ' ' •*-- , , Alexandria, E.-Maryland Raynes, Richmond Virginia-Al- pet 9 score ]Olga. Malting Barley held for a rise of 3s. to 4s. __ wee __ i extra Alexandria-Queen, Predgen, from Smyrna-Rhine, Arnold, batross, Wilk°. k Lisb ,Kn. P. Frederick , Goldmann - , . , , per quarter, which checked sales. Grinding Is. to . 2s. per qr. Lady- ' from Leghorn-Active, Gifford, from Seville-Flor del Lima. Copenhagen H c en s i : ietta, . ;a n s - vden r° Naples. BIRKENHEAD . HOMCEOPAr. mak- Sitva ; -Soldorado, Maria, and Tamar, Gover, from Viana-a higher. For Beans, Is. per quarter more money paid. In Oats -- , Boscoppa, Mann, from Lishon-alctoria, Avery, from Bayonne no alteration. , ate of The Monarch, that arrived here on the 9th instant, fell in WEEKLY REPORT.-New Patient -John Palmer, Gorr, and Hiram, Fox, from Bordeaux, at . so re- Cove. with the FrenelAarque - Indiana, from Marseilles to Cuba, 23d , Total, 65.-Physician, Dr. Norton. December, with loss of rudder, and remained by her during the LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATO MARKET, oo - large . Fenella, Jones, from Africa, and Bolivar, al‘Fee, from Nantes night, till within three leagues of St. Michael's, where the cap- JANUARY 11, 1847. [lig ill e at Kingstown. tam intended anchoring. EASTERN DISPENSAR Alverton, Clarke, from New York at Portsmouth, with loss s. d. s. d, , rge's, _ 4 Lord Nelson, Cornish, and Bombay Packet, Owens, hence at of bulwarks, stanchions, jibboom, imaintopmast sprung, and Hay, old, 20th .. 1 0 * ' l . @ 8 (1 I d i Potatoes • , la 9 0 I 6 • Bonny • 7 4 0, 7 6 REPORT OF CASES FOR THBWEEH ochial part of the cargo thrown overboard, having encountered a gale New - 0 0 Keinps Cestr . ian, Williams, from Old Calabar at Fernando Po. 'relieved at the Dispense. seep_ 23d Nov., two (lays after sailing. Clover - 0 83 Pink. Eyes. .. . 7 0- 7 6 -Persons Westmoreland, Conway, and Esk, -,hence at Pernambuco their own homes, 174 ; Total, 214. remver.- Salopian, 3PLachlan, hence at Bombay 23d December. Venus, Manger, hence at Constantinople, and sailed 24th No- Grass O- 0 2 Cups - 7 0 of - Champion, hence at Colombo. • vember for -. Straw, Wheat .. 0 33- 0 4 Short Tops 6- 6 8 Physicians, Dr. Gouthwaite ant Zoe, from Newport at Ceylon. Oat . . 0 3- 0 4 Manglewurzel .. 29 0 - --a Messrs. Hayes Lockwood, am Andes, Patrickson, from Newfoundland at Pernambuco. Mr. Ball ; Apnthecary, Mr. Bi , . Buenos Ayrean, Coull, sailed from Calcutta for this port 18th Barley ...... 0 2- 0 23 Turnips, ess ton .30 0 -31 6 t , ' the . PERNAMBUCO, 4th Dec.-The Swordfish, from Liverpoo , l, is i Nov Carrots.. ...... 50 0 -51 0 Manure •50 - 6 4 -- 00 7f the Avoca, 'mecca': gydney, N.S.W. . discharging her cargo in a damaged state. • Cove:, 9th Jan.-The Elizabeth Thompson, Betts, arrived - --- -----7 LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY raper, ' Onditka, hence at New Orleans. •., was ; Watchword, •Downing-Sir John Ogilvy, Miller-William here to-day from Alexandria, experienced very heavy gales DUBLIN CORN MARKET, JANUARY 8. ' ho is : Barber, alanthor * ' Scott, and Cor el* C pe--Britain s Pride, - from the 25th to 27th December, and lost bulwarks, started se- We have not retnembered such excitement as now prevails in DISCHARGED: In-patients cured, 148., - - sey, hence at Constantinople. - veral staucheons, and sprang main piece of rudder. Passed the Corn markets, which are increasing every day in price, arid request, 7; Made Out-patients, 1 ; MALTA, Dec. 18.-The Ariel, Griffiths, from Liverpool for several logs of timber, one of which struck the stem, and are at this moment higher than in any city in the United' AnMiTTED: In-patients, 33 ; Out-pa cured Trieste, put in here on the 17th instant, with considerable da- caused her to make water. Kingdom. Wheat is Is. per barrel higher than last week, and the week, 8; Remaining in the Housl to be.- --- ------------------s- Oatmeal and Flour 2s. to 2s. 6d. ; the extreme prices of Wh eat" Consulting Surgeon, J. Dawson, 1 Tmest l i 7t i v4o,Lb i e n en . t g lize on tir e s XL efi n n s t t a a te n t t, w o ikh c a schooner, • s. per barrel, of Flour 265. 6d., and of Oatmeal 265. per 11PC:he/me; Apothecary, Mr. tic •veral t r is Gatt. LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, JAN. 5. . 1 I clot. 46 5. per are frightful prices, being double what they were tors,Ettw. Gilmore, jug., and W. :h his The alternate Galbraith, from Alexandria, in leaving this time e____ i• st year. There cannot exist , a doub t . of the heavy lain, Itov. W. Blundell. Itichai to-day, came in contact with the Elizabeth Mary Ann port lae l y rt , )St of from Liverpool for Zante. The Marquis of Chandos, from Li- responsibility incurred by government in not being earlier in . PA RTNERSH IPS DISSOLVED. depots f • food f • dat N. Knight and R. Morris, Birkenhead, accountants-Thos. the foreign markets-of not having for (mine , -----oo rton, : verpool, has put back, with damage. cast in the remote districts, two months ago-and, above LYING-IN HOSPITAL AND Lewis a vton, GIBRALTAR, December 24.-The Ocean Queen, from AncOna c b nd and E l-c gtirl i l7le e st e r r , ron m se i g i r o s n -r,:l e e l br t and that the imparts to Ireland have rot been direct. At a all,ance WOMEN AND CHILDREN, 21 tton, - for LiVerpooe-and the Ann, Fox, from Smyrna for London, • 'ss e n a ok ° , Hl Li e ve a rpool, oil Pritchard, Gill, J. Syers, and W. our readers must see-from the difference of duties, ass ell as DECEMBER, IS. Went on shore on the 21st instant, on the north aide of the bay. Tithcringtoo. Liverpool, cotton brokers; as far as regards J. A. from the additional expense of reshipping, freight, an imp- - - d charees ' The former got off without damage, but the latter remains. syars-Fletcber and Sharp, Liverpool, stock hrokers-Long- (no small item) which has to be added to the speculator's bill- ADMITTED • In-Patients, 18 ' COVE, J anuary 3.-The Emma, of Poole, from Leghorn, was bottom and Brook, Liverpool, wool staplers-W. Witherspoon in fact, as much as it costs to come from America, say over 20s. DISCHARGED . ' Cured 30; Relieved,; ' rizes, passed, waterlogged, by the Otherlo. arrived here. and Co., Liverpool, wine merchants-Dearden and Molesworth, Per ton, or le. 6d. per cwt. to the west of Ireland-that it is the --efientaiig o * n the It ' ooks, 120. '' crop - VESSELS SPOKEN. Rochdale, attornees. i 'the : Sir Charles Napier, hence for St. Andrew, N. 8., Bth Dec., ' interest if the Liverpool consignee to sell American corn to the Consulting Suraeon, Thomas BI in /at. 40, long. 39, by the Joseph Porter-Lady Bagott. from • E. EothainDECeI,AbIIATIOINS OF DIVIDENDS, continental in preference to the Irish buyers. chars, Messrs. ° Watson, Roche, from ", - New Iloss for New Orleans, 25th Dec., in lat. 50, long. 12, by A. H. Simpson eanndaT aN , In,in Berkshire, ial l , l t i .r n i a h r o; d r e o r• _ Robert Smith, Esq., ower gat 4. : the Vigilant-David Banks, for Venice, in lent. 8 - Vanguard, a * cl, London, ries, Thomas Dwyer, A.M., and Loose • hence or Ceylon, 23d October, in lat. 30 8, long. 20-Thomas engineers. LIVERPOOL COLONIAL AI: - IRKET, JAN. 8. ' tphis ' Jones, for the Mauritius, 10th November, inlet. 10 N, hing. 25 J. Philpot, Billericay, Essex, coach proprietor. Sugara-The sales of B. P. are limited to 330 Mids., chiefly oo arse, W-Mischief, hence for the Mauritius, 27th October, m lat. 20 -T. Standen, Maidstone, brewer. Antigua, without change in price, but a large business has been SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH H [man. S, long. 25 W. J. Milner, Brook-street, New-road, engine manufacturer. done in Bengal, both to the trade and speculators, 12,000 bags, MONTHLY REPO of which one-half consisted of Khaur at 375. to 4es. per cwt., afore --- • J. Littlewood, New Bond-street, London, hosier. having been disposed of, at an improvement of fully per F. Jones, Canterbury, wine merchant. INDOOR: Cured and relieved. 43 ; The - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY G.-Wind S.S.E., moderate. W. Rogers, Lewes Sussex, draper. cwt. on ail descriptions. Foreign.-The bulk of the late ar- Under treatment, 55.-0 UTDOOR : C ICkS, AttRIVED.-Favourite, Allen, Demerara-Columbus, Cowan, R. Baldwin, Liverpool, Manchester, and Old Jewry, London, r m iva l l ) s r l s lot lo b w ei w nt ffeyeannidaeindinitheoe gstil47B.apreercio.wnpntdatyopsa6irses, Dead, 0' Entered, 102 ; Under treatn .bse- St. John, N.8. - Abbotsford, Lock, Restigouche-Alcyone, warehouse/min. Chaplain, Rev. Thomas Nolan, A. Stitch, Quebec-Fees, Martin, Zante. T. Ratnett, Cambridge, tailor. • • • Molasses.--A much better feeling exists, owing to the in- Esq. ; House-Surgeon, Mr. Thos rmer • SAtLED..:-Montezma, Lowlier, New York-Tweed, Hands, A. Wright, Kettering Northamptonshire geocer creased demand for the -lower descriptions of Sugar, and 430 Tyrer and Studley Martin, E and '. puns.. have been sold, chiefly Antigua, at 235. 6d. per cwt. for Rio Jan D..: Wilson, Savannah-Madagascar, Balpar- H. R Morley. KingSt ' on-upon-Hull, merchant. • Surgeon, Mr. John Cowburn. hu- do, and Catalina, Rainhen, Havannah-Clenlyon, Muirhead ;J. Robinson, Beverley, Yorkshire, spirit merchant. ordinary quality ; a small parcel of Porto Rico brought 265. Gd. oo : Oneco, Drew ; and 'Virginia, Eaton, New Orleans-Aurora, J. Braddock and J. Jackson, Macclesfield; silk manufactu- per cwt. the " Henderson, Charleston-Lady Mona, Perkins, Valparaiso- rers. Coffee.-The sales are limited to 30 tees. Jamaica, 200 bags NORTHERN HOSPITAL,-JAN. The Citero, Forsyth, Alexandria, E-Walker, Headwith, Mouimain J. Gieborne, Coleman•street, London, merchant. Costa Rico, 150 bags Lagnayra, 50 bags Bahia, and a few cases • - hire, -Siam, Hogg, Hong Kong and Whampoa-Wizard, Dalton, A. 'Macdonald, Leadenhall-street, London, merchant. Mocha, at steady rates. AnmerTEn : Accidents, 2a; Medical Lisbon-Irt, Young, Pernambueo. . T. Hanson, Leeds, builder. No sales reported in Cocoa, Ginger, Pimento, or Pepper. recommendation, 25 ; 'total, 49.-DTs land • Rice.-There continues a good demand, and the sales on the Relieved and at own request, 4; Atter J. Child, Wakefield, grocer, ' a, in Mary Imrie, Boyd, and Blorenae, Banks, hence at Calcutta. J. Clarkson, Barnsley, Yorkshire, plumber, spot consist of 1000 tees. of American at 28s. to 315., 1100 bags. Irreaular, 0; Died, 5 ; Remaining in Al- White Mouse, Ditchburn, anctlierbert, Amy, hence at St. M. Norman, jun., Richmond, Yorkshire, cabinet maker. of Brazil at 19s. 6d. to 235. 6d., 300 bags fine white Bengal at . e.onsulting SUrgeoll, J. M. Damn colds Michael. I'. Dickson, Thirsk, Yorkahire, linen draper. 238. 6d, and 3000 bags to arrive at 19s. to 225. 3d. per cwt., ac- Surgeon for the, ensuing week the Lucy Ann,. Askew, and William Broderick, Simpson, hence J. Park, Wortley, Yorkshire, woollen cloth manufacturer. cording to quality. Bainbridge; House Visitors, li at Alexandria. B. P. Itum.-Though the business is extensive, higher prices Bateson, Esqrs.; House-8111v J. Lord, Sheffield, tanner. 1 by William Thompson, Robson, sailed from ditto for this port have been paid for about 200 casks, viz.-proof strength at deraleeves and Mr. W. Haines; G. S. Whitchnrea, Fleet-street, and Bishopsgaee-street aids lat December. , Within, London, hosier. 2s. 9d., 30 to 36 per cent. 0. P. at 3s. 104. to 3s. lid. per gallon. Esq.; Chaplain, Rev. Wm. Hugl ; in Brothers, Lewis, hence at Smyrna. Tea.-There has been rather more inquiry, and a moderate T. Barley, March, Cambridgeshire, draper. oo tar- Emma, Kemp, sailed from Messina for this port on the 15th E Jones, Knightsbridge linen draper. business done at previous rates. the December. - W. Thurnell, Leedenhall-street and Great Windirrillsstriat, Indigo -26 serons, at public sale, mostly sold at 2s. Bd. to WEEKLY REPORT OF THE F] Zephyrus, Clark, hence at Leghorn. ugh • Tomlinson, Kirkness, from Ga'atz for Falmouth, at Gibral- Piccadilly, upholsterer 4s. 4d. per lb. lIOUSE HOSPITALS, J ,ads ' tar, leaky, and with pumps choked, and must discharge. J. Wright, Oxford-street, chemist. 405 boxes Myrabotams are reported at 6s. 3t1.; 320 bales of . . . Gambier at 13s. and 145.; 100 bags Sago Flour at 215., and a F. Rolfe, Great Marlborough-street, London tailor. ADMITTED: Fever and Small Pox, 11 to Tyro, eimmontls, hence at Lisbon. R e Davies, Abercarne, Monmouthshire, grocer few packages of Camphor at 60s. per'cwt. Wards, 64; Lying-in Wards, 4 ; Lot mf- Oporto Barnes, hence at Oporto. . J. Haddock, Warrington, Lancashire bookseller. 170 baskets Sincapore Mother-of-Pearl Shells sold, but the CHARGED : Cured, 53 ; Relieved, 14; Ocean, hence for Rio Grande off Tuskar 31st Dec. BANKRUPTS.' exact price has not transpired. REMAINING IN THE HOSPITALS : Fe% Burlington, Cook, from New York for this port, off Crookha- . Mattis )ert ew Chrone Johnstone, Lamb's Conduit -street to A 3 t . auction, 340 boxes Cassia Lignea (all faults) brought 51s. Medical and Surgical Wards, 255; Lyi yen, with loss of head of foremast, and part of cargo thrown draper. 30 • Total, 392. ing overboard. , William Richards, Olp-street, London, retailer of beer. A considerable business has been done in Saltpetre, the sales ' Consulting Physicians, Dr. Macro! the Shamrock, Rocke, from Nantes at Waterford. Edmund Snowden, Alton Southampton, ainter of which are 3130 bags, at 235. to 265. chiefly, and 21s. to 295. Consulting Surgeon, Mr. 51'0 ins Boa Fortuna, Santos, from Madeira-Daniel Dyer, Dyer, John Terry, Wych-street 'Strand victualler. P * for East India refined. Surgeon for the week, Dr. Dick from Marseilles, and Brigand, Parker, from Santander, all at John Davis-, Tewkesbury,' hosier.' on, House-Surgeon Mr. T. F. Grim Cove. Guano.-Only 300 tons sold, Peruvian at ..tn 10s., Patagonia sti- Henry Green, Birnlingham, button manufacturer. Mr. E. T. Watkins; ' Apothecary, Chapmahs, Shapcott, from Quebec at Plymouth. DIVIDENDS. at .a 4 55., and common African at .t . 3 10s per ton. ed. A schooner was seen to capsize and founder 3rd instant, off Jan. 28, 11. J. Palmer, Wantage, Berkshire, grocer _Jam 26 The Tallow market has not been very lively throughout the in- ' Point Lynes, by the John Campbell, which bore down to her, T. Thompson, Brighton, grocer-Jan. 27. J. Ramsey, Dean! week, and 51s. 6d has again been accepted for Petersburg Y.C., MARKETS FOR MANUi ug- but could not discover anything floating. street, Shadwell, glue piece maker-Feb. 4, G. England, Min- but most holders require 525., at which some small sales have cob PEN zA NCE, Jan: 3.-The Martha, Williams, from Liverpool cbimpton, Gloucestershire, and Basingliall-street, London, been made; . a few casks North American sold at ao. e... ._ for Syra, has been surveyed, and was discharging. - cloth factor. ter. VESSIRT a cionvc., ino- - DECEMBER, 1546, MONTHLY REPORT week, and 51s. 6d has again been accepted for Petersburg Y.( but most holders require 525., at which some small sales ha , been made ; a few casks North American sold at 495. 6d: 515., according to quality. Dyewoods.—The sales reported in Logwood are 20 tons Can peachy at 4,8 155., 200 tons St. Domingo, Honduras, at Jamaica at _4'; _ . VESSELS SPOKEN. • Lady Kinnaway, from London for Bombay, 13th Nov., in lat 3,sang. 30 S W — Bowling, fro m Si ncapore for this port, 10th Oct —llnnp frn In3l , l rn ong. 34 E—Gioncester, from Calcutta for innrinr To be grant CERTIFICATES :ed, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. - - ibus'o, - 25iiiisiO 3rown ; Eastrington Yorkshire, b is ; a smal Is., and in other d flag Sap ascriptions, small sales the quotations, —•.— cr.,uanter, outward bound, 17th deira—Royal Victoria, hence for New Orleans, in lat. 48, long.ll. .iverpoo: ......• .‘., ..... , painter. CERTIFICATES . To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shover ' to the contrary on or before Jan. 26. H. Charles, Manchester, commission agent—T. D. Weaver Liverpool, ship broker--S. Roden, Wellington Salop Tetai P P larowar ARRIVED. THURSDAY JANUARY 7.—Wind S.S.E. D enia. (etc-um-Lugo many, Rum -zmeins— Leonidae, Rusi n . D SAlLED.—Champion, Cochrane, Mobile New Orleans—Ranger. Paige, Pernambuco Gold - 1' -Ocean, hlickle, for SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. W. Clarke, .Dundee, merchant. J. Thompson, Inverness, accountant. - R. Hendry,' Paisley, grocer. P. Stirling, Glasgow, surgeon. W-Noble, jun., Laswade, candlernaker. W. and J. Lauder, Long-lane, Bermondsey, and Edinburgh leather manufacturers. • .en ,agle, Krebs, from Nassauat this port, with loss I bowsprit, head rails, cutwater, stancheons, S zc ., h av i ng bee in contact with the Christiana, for the Clyde, sth instant, c Point Lynas. The latter received very little damage. Joseph Wheeler. 11 ` Radimii i, h.- lementina ; w and Dra, FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVLD. T. Hey - wood and J. Pilkington, Preston, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers —Kent and Hilton, Manchester and Bury, small ware manufacturers —Cavan and Miners, Liverpool, ship brokers—Dootson and Bromley, Little Bo?ton, Lanca- Liverp shire, 001. shinh spin i,,kpr ers ._ cotton q Hn--ur,hes, Cowie, and Companv. Baltic, Liddle Nolina,i 7 a — u - ii"W:let hiaaisca Emilia Celt.. Eliza Fox, Barrett, Ocean Queen, Boutillier, December. ina, St I from ditto sth Dec., ar. • both for this port. led from ditto for th nin of Tyre, Stehens, Oporto g for this port 21st Dec. Patruus, Piton, from. Rio Grande at Falmouth; sailed on Gt Nov. Resource, of Scarborough, Johnson, from Monte Video fa this port, foundered off the coast of Brazil. Crew saved, an landed at Rio Grande. Mysore, Blyth, from Odessa in the Downs._ Providence. Pilate, rid Jane, Thomas, sailed trot uhers--1 . Haigh and C. A. - Miller, Liverpool Nlaurigy and Z. Nantini, Manchester, hotel keepers —W. Schofipld and J. Scofield, Ashton-under-Lyne, scale-board makers—Davidson and Aldersey, Liverpool, sbipbrokers—Mar lamb and Farron, Manchester, cabinet manufacturers. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. S. Milton, Barking, Essex, sailmaker. W. Groves, Huntingdon, grocer. C. 0. Robson, Finsbury-street, Finsburv-snuare_ irom St. Sebastian for thi 27th, having been on her bean L. stuuerts, Liverpool, corn merchant j "'um° J. Quinn, Liverpool, plumber. T. M. Whiteley, Liverpool, hatter. H. Jones, Liverpool,-provision dealer. T. H. French, Liverpool, chemist. J. Crosby, Knotty Ash, Lancashire, grocer. W. W. Benn, Liverpool, merchant. H. W. Carr, Liverpool, stockbroke r . H, Parry, Liverpool, merchant. • Schultz and Carr, Liverpool, stockbrokers. C. Humberston and S. , rodshatn, Liverpool, merchants. J. Grundy, jun., Ramsbottom, Lancashire, Woollen m eh, 1.0.• ) Cropper J. A. Beaver, Manchester, cotton spinner. BANKRPTS. John Fitness, Addington, Kent U , bricklayer William Richarp Barnard, Midhurst, Francis Henry Bourquin, Northair russex, upholsterer I-sauare. Clprk,,n‘s, William Johnson, Hi"h.street, Han Yarn market, for a re' ,London, ba the trade continues- tchingtori,WaTv;ickshire John Corbett, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, wool dealer Andrew Dawn, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, draper. "William Bottomlev. in demand, and the Increa; trade is by no means brisk, -,.... in nichard Morris; Gloucester, coach builder.mwrigni. Charles Edmonstone, Over Darwen, Lancashire, paper manufacturer. William Ferries Bradd, Wigan, Lancashire, draper. DIVIDENDS. an. 29, E. w. openshaw, Prestwich, Lancashire common , brewer—Ji. 29 W. E. olfiti.”. .• • agent—Jan_ •In I --- h anc J. PS, W and 8 . he G. and J. Bs s F p e i b n . ne 2 ;s±...Ta P n h . C IL; roller manufacturers. hester, commission Tiu".eu vici ton_ ~,,.a.!_ichester was, howevc few thousand ,STRUCTIVR FIRE the Ucoensttraer,ry.co!npte::, CERTIFICATEs ;o be granted, unless cause be shown t. day of meeting.b 17.2 h d T 14 qlroltnn A hnra_ltar . • • 41 IV Vyatt, Oxford-terrace. Chelsea, builder CERTIFICATES To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before Jan. 29. J. Neale, Fleet-street, printer—J. Lambert, New Elvet, Dur ham. grocer—T. R. Creigh, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, cartwrights. v SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. Gaunt, Gray, and Co., Glasgow and Leek, manufacturers. pining property intelligenc7c I MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. FOR LIVERPOOL. 1 Jan. 112, Robert Elliott (Ist) 12, William Oswin (Ist) Hour. District Court, 11 12, John Griffiths (ist) 15, Frederick William Farley (2nd)... 18, Hewsou Dutchman (audit) 19, William Hayes (2nd) 19, William Tweddle (proof and div.) 19, Owen Evans (2d) 19. John Julian Jackson (2d) 19, John Sellick Lyddon (audit) 19, Samuel Wood, jun., (audit) 19, Carne and Telo (proof and div.) 19, Henry Peers (2d) 19, William Jones (2d) 19, Thomas Robinson (Ist) 19, Francis'and Percival (2d) 20, George Lewis (proof) 22, Carrie and Telo (rudit) JAN. 8 7 22 ll 8 27 12 Q the extreme sevc y of th, two thou Ley took fori o 1 iii li lem spread Oh, if I had but that case in pri Chadwick's Speech at E.rete nrea_of twent strand ! ayplant 4fLarJttti , WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, JAN. 5, 1846. Wheat, 104 qrs., ®.W3 3s. 2d. 7p. qr.: total, X 328 9s. 4d 4arley, qrs.; eL £0 Os. Od. qr.: total, —s. —d, Oats, 13 qrs., ® .W 1 13s. Od.ge , qr.: total, £'2l 9s. Od LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, JANUARY 11 We have had a good supply of Stock at our market to-day, and the whole, or nearly so, was sold at little or 110 alteration in price from our late statement. Beef, sid. to 60. per lb. ; Mutton, 6d, to 7d. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, JANUARY 6. We had a very limited show of stock to-day, but the quality for the season good. The demand not over brisk, and buyers had a slight advantage. A fair clearance effected before the close of the market. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JANUARY 9 Though it may be said that the market has not been in so excited a state during the past week, a steady business has been done at advancing prices. Constantly advancing prices induce caution on the part of buyers; but with the present light stocks and great consump tion of Wheat and Flour, holders evince the greatest firmness and confidence. At our market to-day a fair busines is done in Wheat, at an advance of 3dNto 4d. per bushel. Flour moves off steadily, and may be called fully 2s. per.sack, and Is. 6d. per barrel higher. Oats bring some advance. So little Oatmeal is offering, that prices may be considered nominal. Beans Is. per quarter dearer. Malt scarce, and held firmly for an advance of is. per load. Barley, and all inferior feeding stuff, scarce and dearer. THE CHARITIES. BIRKENHEAD HOINICEOPATHIC DISPENSARY WEEKLY REPORT.—New Patients, 13; Old Patients, 52; Total, W.—Physician, Dr. Norton. Charles Smith, lion. See. EASTERN DISPENSARY, ROSE-HILL REPORT OF CASES FOR THE WEEK ENDING FRIDAY, JAN. S. —Persons relieved at the Dispensary, 40; Patients visited at their own homes, 174; Total, 214. Physicians, Dr. Gouthwaite and Dr. Ashcroft; Surgeons, Messrs. Hayes Lockwood, and Harris; House-sur g eo n , Mr. Ball; Apothecary, Mr. Bickerton. LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, JAN. 9 DISCHARGED : In-patients cured, 15; Relieved and at own , request, 7; Made Out-patients, 1; Irregular, 0; Dead, I. A nMITTE : In-patients, 33; Out-patients, 3; Casuais during the week, 8 ; Remaining in the House, 205. - Consulting surgeon, J. Dawson, Esq. ; House Surgeon, Mr. aycheane ; Apothecary, Mr. George l'acHey ; House Visi tors, Etlw. Gibbon, jun., and W. B. Falcon, Fsqrs. ; Chap lain, klev. W. Blundell. Itlchurd Gibson, Treasurer. LYING-IN HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY FOR WOIIEN AND CHILDREN. 21, PEMBROKE-PLACE tients, t- n Patients, 37; Total, 55 9. d5 : Irregular, 0; Died. surgeon, Thomas Blackburn, Esq. • Ac Watson, Roche, and Blower; Esq. A.M., and James Stonelid SOUTHERN AND TOXTETH HOSPITAL, FOR DEC INDOOR: Cured and relieved. 43; Dead, 6; Entered, 46 Under treatment, 55.—OUTDOOR: Cured and relieved, 112 Dead, 0; Entered, 102; Under treatment, 28. Treasurer, B Los. Morris; Visito' lartin, Esqs. ; AsSistant House JAN• 9-WEEKLY REPORT An m ITTED: Accidents, 24.; Medical and Surgical Cases upor recommendation, 25 ; Total, 49.—DI8CI1ARGED : Cured, 22 Relieved and at own request, 4; Attended as Out Patients, 16 Irregular, 0; Died, 5; Remaining i n th e H osp it a l , 93. Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Danner, Esq. ' • P .l- Sr - - - • • ateson, Esqrs.; House-Surgeons, M r . T. B. y. Gil dersleeves and Mr. W. Haines; Treasurer, B. H. Jones Esq.; Chaplain, Rev. Win. Hughes. WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND WORK ROUSE HOSPITALS, JAN. 9, 1847. -ma/1 t'ox 18 ; Medical and Snrgics Lying-in Wards, 4 ; Lock, 4; Total, 88.-I)is CHARGED: Cured, 53 ; Relieved, 14 ; Died, 12; Total, 79.- P :No IN THE HOSPITALS : Fever and Small Pox, 95 and Surgical Wards, 255; Lying-in Wards, 12; Loc 7 392. ConsiiltinF Physicians, Dr. Macrorie and Dr. Couthu•aite; Consulting Surgeon, Mr. M'Culloch ; Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Dickinson and Mr. Inman ; House-Surgeon, Mr. T. F. Grimsnale ; Assist.-Surgeon; Mr. E. T. Watkins; Apothecary, Mr. Thomas Linelev. MARKETS FOR MANUFACTURES. alnaun.n....--..c are sorry that we cannot report any symptoms of activity in the transactions of our market during the past week. In the face of an unwillingness to purchase, prices have evinced upward tendency, and are firm at advanced rates. This is a result for which recent events have not left all men who have watched their nrozress wholly n00rp0.....1 ,m.- r• v•amytty uuprrpareu. Tne high prices to which the plethora of money has enabled the spe culators to send up the raw material of our staple manufacture, could not but produce a corresponding influence in the goo d s Innil-pf. Ad 4." 414,, _ • ,• . .11141 . nuu tO MIS me extensive diminution of the supply in consequence of the general adoption of short time—the average period per week now worked in the manufacturing. districts ge nerally, not exceeding four days—and a state of things is pro duced necessitating an advance in prices. This state of things, however, has produced, and must and will produce, very ereat distress among the operative population, and through them upon almost every branch of the trading community. In fact, unless matters alter very speedily, the English artizan will be soon but little different in condition and prospects to the Trish nonst.rit peasant. I..et us Hope th a t thi s may be avoided. Luc Mill Roc nAL.—We have had a very dull market this week, and but very little business was done. P r i ces same as last week. Wool was selling a trifle higher than at our last mar..et. Oils as before. LEEns.—The Woollen trade, if anything, is a shade better. Saturday was dull and dark during market hours, and not much business was done. On Tue s d a y, a b etter demand was experienced, principally for goods of low q ua li t i es. The foreign houses are doing a trifling more business th an t h ey were lately. Prices remain firm_ JR RA nFORD.—WOOI The deinand is not animated, , stocs in sne inomec rutty an average, but held for priCes which prevent the buyers from operating, except on the northwest scale. The improvement noted in our last for roils and brokes continues, and better prices realised. Yarn.—The business doing is rather more extensive both for home consumption and shipt»ng, and low numbers are scarce, and the p r i ce d eman d e d for Wool suitable for them forbids the hope of an amended supply, unless better prices can be realised. Pieces.—There is a steady business doing in Orleans Cloth, of which the market is not abundantly supplied. Coburgs are also more inquired for, and, on the whole, the opening market offers nothing more discouraging. The advance in Cotton will prevent any de cline in goods, as the Warps cannot be had at old prices. HMIDERSFIELD.—We are glad to notice an improvement in the demand for manufactured goods here. Merchants are be ginning to make purchases of spring goods, for which it is ex pected there will be a good demand. Prices are very fir , - • - ^ks not stock, ..,, neavy. HA L IFA X.—The new year has opened with much of the dull ness that characterised the latter markets of its predecessors; and it is generally thought that the continually advancing price of provisions tends to protract to a greater distance the period of a revival. But few pieceipave changed hands in the Hall to-day_, and prices remain un i mproved. The return of ....... brought the continental buyers into the - -- -+ Wow cost price : but. in :e advance. Short Wool liasieeninO;; xi price has been obtained ; but the On Tuesday, at the Birkenhead Police-court, consi derable merriment was excited by a complainant, in a cause of disputed wages, producing a long stick, on which was recorded, by notches, the work of eight months, with , ch a peculiar notches f or s hilli ngs R,np. Wednes uay morning, a lire broke out in the Dee Mills, Chester,- occupied by Messrs. Palin, and so rapid was the spread of the fire that in .an hour the whole was in a blaze. The division walls, fortunately, are constructed of fire-nroof -About two o'clock o the fire fro: The alarming _ .......t ll y ue rime oruirea among the guests at the Infirmary Ball, then celebrating at the Albert Hotel. The mayor, Sir William Warre, (commandant of the northern district,) Major Gordon, and other officers of the 90th regiinent stationed in Chester, and Captain Robe (of the Royal Artillery), in full dress as they were, hastened to the scene of destruction, and gave most effi cient services. The fire was not subdued till six o'clock. The interior of the mill has been entirely gutted. SAGACITY OF A HORSE,—A horse belonging to Mr. Cooke, driver of th e Li verpoo l and Preston en,oh crna out for a winter's run, with some sheep, in afield, near the town of Ormskirk. A few. days ago, the last of the sheep (eleven in number) were fetched for slaughter, when the horse jumped the fence and left the pasture, and was proceeding at a rapid rate to the town, when he was met by two policemen, who attempted to stop him, but without succeeding. He made straightway for his old quarters, the King's Arms Inn, in Ormskirk, where the Liverpool and Southport coach was changing horses at the time. As soon as the horse perceived the coach, in which he had run for nearly five years, he neighed aloud, and could not be got from it for a considerable time, and seemed to be anxious to join in the labours of his former avocation.—Preston "Chronicle. 4{ IF I HAD BUT THAT C ASE IN PRISON ! years_ago there was an ep i demic raging in Glasgo w. was not a singl e f am i ly, high or law, who es capedrde thereeatacks from it. B u t at Glasgow they have an ex e at ex ceedingly well-appointed, well-ventilated prison, and in that prison there was not a single case of epidemic ; of the overcrowding of the hosi,;'-' In fact, there als from 39 0/ Uuluanc nu completely within management, it men who have the care and custody of those comparatively we ll - conditioned places are in )f saving, in relation t., ~ I could ruiner less than Scotland. The po. Hundred and sixty thousand, and th( ,-three. To - repel the slugs and snails from his ;h a rp of the Winchester gas-works, a piece of horse-hair • The bristles start is eery durable, may port 21st Dec:, put-ba'ckOnti ends. LLOYD'S, Janaa lost on her voyagi len Stewart Whit Shang FRIDAY, JANUARY 8 ARRIVED,—Hero, from Ric New York, (sailed 16th Dec.; lor; T-I. and Devonshire, Thomnsot Wind S Alexandiia—iior SA ILED.---Gra( Lima—Exchange Old 1n 3.—The Helen Stewart is supposed to b, lm Amoy to ‘Thampoa.—Mern. The He , t arrived at the latter port 14th Oct. .E., moderate. anercost, from Chin Qizabeth Ellen, Tay • ic — Leander, Phelan Past Boi,Danill St. ur, Michael's—Sis lic )4., Tozer, Mars eilles — Jupiter, Ostend.ters, from Ryrie, for Antieua—Satellite, Bainbridge, Funk, New Orleans—Martha, Baddeley, ilus, M`Farlan e , Terceira. hejia and Ann,EnmT [O, at Cove LanCashire. Lyon; from from New yau k, off ditto. Ariadne, from Calcutta at Kingstowr Pantaloon, for this port, has nut h . • annah, and Cl, John HortoT Paramatta, 1. lgow, Manson ,rtasFovr for rermi rs, a with anintlei7e"ss';l off tantyre. gingham, hence at i,ahu. an, and off Cape Horn Eliiibetb . , and Lady Harvey, from Cl sailed for England 31st Oct. Panama, and Lady, from ditto at ditto, 3d Nov. Superior, from ditto at ditto, and sailed Nov., and Wall a c e , di tt O , 11th 'Nov. Australia, from ditto at ditto, and sane( 25th October. • Anne Mary and Bolton Abbey. from di at ditto, and Falmouth on the ca.. +MUGU I.IIC .0 on. t , ctober. Arequipa, from Ilobart Town; St. George, from the Clyde; and Eu, from Cardiff, at ditto. Highlander, sailed from ditto for this port 25th October, and Antonia, for England, 25th October. Coaxer, Renate, from Sydney, and Valparaiso, hence at Val paraiso. Centaur, Williams, and V es t a, S hear — Flora, hence at Havana. Reis Effendi, late Sutherland, hence for ditto at J Tyrian, Walker, sail e d f r om Demerara 29tli Nov. amaica. ; Camillo, Jackson, 30th, and H eroine, Muir, 3d Dec., all for this port. Senhora, from Lond on at 'Matanzas. Oscar, from Trinidad, and Bl ack Prince, Weeck, from Clyde at , Nasso tb - *, hence at Rio Janeiro , bONEGAL, Jan:42—A sloop,. from Liverpool for Sligo, laden with salt, is on shore on the island of Ruth O'llirme, and expected to be a wreck. Crew saved. VALPARAISO, Oct. 213.—lcew Pink, from London, struck on a reef near San Antonio, and sunk in deep water. SATURDAY, 9th JANUARY. —Wind S.E., fresh. ARRlvEn.—Williain Prowse, front China ; sailed from 2t. Helena 19th Nov.—Princess Riiyal, Clark, from Calcutta; sailed from St. Helena 17th Nov.—Stirlingshire, Rattray, from Maranham—Willia Russell, —, from Paraiba—Arethusa, Baxter, from New York —Emily, Nicholas, St. Michael—Huma, Fulford, Malaga—Urania, Wilson, Viana—Monarch, Percival, China Hope, Garnock, Calcutta—Rose, Gibbs. Callao—Lan- R.givire, Lyon. from Savannah—Lusitania, Forester, from Villa ud, ~o nl ic r of Tyre, Stephens, from Oporto — Harriet, Chris- SAI tal)."Hbeocr.atio Grave for St Vince Grande—Rottin ' ' ' 't inier, Bursley, New York. r Woodstock, -- hen ce fo China, at Ar Etlierley, Brinkley nencn. Mary, Bro Bowling, 1 Port litb,N( Cuba, sa from Si :—Fame, Keen, Rio tie Vitt , ft and Ij c h e e a a n d, Realku.y trinidad. e at St. II " - ena, and sailed for this inpirn Favouki i; -• 'n ru ,„ len . f ro u u r y . 7th No, waNatruck by 11 fortat ttan zas 18th No v . iton ; G ri ll r t• from Rio Grle i, Halliday anue ; Thoma ngo; and r 1„, Hermes, Donough, Portena, Pyott, 25th Sr. HELENA, 17th 1 brig Palestine, anti Ad to have been log in A at Coll Norfolk, 6th Jan. from nemerara which washed away but: "- pt., and Bella 11 for Ist • The barques Resolution and Mona, --.corted Bay 27th Oetnt LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JAN. 8, In the first few.days of -the present year speculators nurc: to a large extent, but the.deinand froin the try derate, and an advance of fully..td. per lb. v tained tor' American ; during laut day speculators have suspended their operations, has not been maintained, the quotations being 'par with those of 31st December. Specula .31,000 Ainerioan, 1250 Pernams, 100 Marimba and 1750 Surat, and exporters 350 American al lute was only m was generally o' or tyr9, liOWeVC g now nearly on /tors have take lm, 400 Egyptiat tnd 200 Surat. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORT • From the 2nd to the 9th Jan. SALES OF THE WEEK Prices paTC in the weep Imports This Wk This Y } 2778 27' 2348 23 10 Stained 8520 Bowed Georgia, 13f ( 10 - 10"" 1 „ n f Mobile Alabama and Tennes 6 29200 New Orleans. 6 { Pernambuco & Paraiba 7i 1980 Aracati and Ceara — 620 Bahia and Maceio 490 f Alaranhan? 7/ , 10 Demerara, Surinam, &c 71 1200 Egyptian 7i 70 liarbadoes .. Peruvian , .. Bahama .Laguayra 30 Common West India Carthagena Smyrna .. Manilla .. Madras 20 Bengal. 1030 bales ! ow of them (00A and 300 nce Friday last, LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 5. r arrivals have been further increased to a fair extent the middle of Inct seen on reference to t ist of imports below. In ees the interval from Thursday, when he , ur last market was held, much excitement has continued to ,revail t and a large business has been transacted in most lead ag articles of the trade, at daily adva nc i ng pr i ces. At this day's market we had a good attendance of buyers, aany of whom were from the country, and an extensive ..t. „f heat, almost wholly for cons arrels of Flour found buyers Ditto, white Irish 'red . Ditto,-white ye, English, 44 , qr , arley, English.... , 5 0- I 4 10 TIDE TABLE. Bran, MORN. lEVRNO.I H GHT . I H OLYDAYS, RTC. h. m. 1 b. m viced a good demand elf• 17 I valve vty in nona, and '-Paid parcels sack Flour scarce, and :s. was realised for dot} per 2801 b. dearer. iiid'eEgvioliainnlasit.itn:2Bsarpleeryq3L. r t t o er 4 sia g E h n er glis o ll . 3eans 2s. to 35., f t he latter a num :, of floating cargoes sold within flip.. film. ;8. Per ,•• tA , ul ....J.. Ili IDS. LCI gfit and insurance inlusive.--,-In up Oats there as only a moderate business done to-day, and no amendment i value; but Oatmeal, from scarcity, made in retail Is. to ?lisack over la s t week ' s currency. 2s. We had a more free s a l e for Indian Corn at the rates of this ay se'nnight. Little or nothing offering afloat. 10 9@ll 0 old 10 9 —ll 3 do. 10 3 —lO 6 do. 1 10 3 —lO .9 do. i 'll 0 €.ll 'i 1 10 9 -11 6 9 9 -10 4 10 6 A , ... ,,, , ii Scotch & Irish, ? 601 Ditto, 11 Malt, English, p qr. Ditto, 11 pale Ditto, 11 Irish Ditto, 11 Oats, per 45th. Ditto, II English & Scotch, new Ditto, 12 Welsh — Ditto, • 12 Irish, fine qualities Ditto, 12 general do. Ditto, 12 Beans, English, II- qr _ Ditto, 12 Scotch & 1ri5h,14 , 480% Ditto, 12 Pease, English, white - Ditto, 12 Do. & Irish .. maple — _ Ditto, 12 Flour, per 280Ib. Ditto, 12 English & Irish, 2nds —— _ Ifine . Ditto, 12 Ditto, superfine 55 0 —5B 0 extra Ditto, 12 Oatmeal, is. , lb. of 2.101 b. -- -4.. , Irish, 1846.. - Canadian •—I do. 5 2 do, -5 0 do, -65 0 blue grey , AO 0 - SO 0 -84 0 0 0 - 0 0 4 11 - 5 2 49 0 —32 0 old do. r5B 0 -42 0 1 55 0 -57 0 56 0 -58 0 50 0 -60 0 CORN EXCHANGE we have some fresh arrivals from4merica - , c . l Indian Corn, but scarcely anythi ng from other • contrary winde brn-ino. .1..- ~... _ . _ 47 0 - 58 0 145 0 -49 0 ,45 0 -49 0 1 6 - 1 9 iiefly Flour and quarters, light iusiness for local consumption hasi7ef' ay, we have experi- tviuca MOWS repression upon our now comparatively limited stocks of t rain. . mid -- ..,ou wan renewed speculative transactions, a slight fur ther improvement has been realized; at the same time bonded Flour has continued in active request at extreme quotations for such parcels as were offered for sale. At th;r3 . y us we as ror stupment to I re l an d an d ••••-• 111111 , n the north ; there was, however, but a limited sale to millers in our immedinta . . 4usau ann mind 1 (imposition to speculate, !Dec. 10 though several parcels of bonded again changed hands.—Flour '^t. 27 a trifle dearer, for both free and under lock ;of the latter,salef 9 to a fair amount Were effected, and our last top quotation c 40s. refused in considerable quantity- Both inalting and grinding Bade Malt fim at the - .ill tending upwards in Wednesday .13 757 Thursday .. 14 855 Friday . - - A " LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL J DireaTiiidirecEM------` ** Bahia Barbadoe's:. Sept. 14 Lima Cincotta .. C. G. Rope Charlest • tin bemer an ..... tlyv n . s it • • Jarnafe - a • 141 Guaylti aranl Dec• 10 Maurit Oct. 15 Monte Video Nov. 23 Ne w Orleans . Dec. Nov. 10 Ne w York... c. 18 Dee. 14 Pernambuco. N0v.28 Oct. 23 Rio Janeiro.. Dec. 4 5ay.,,..i. Y mains .........“, .......,..,cy, ~.vannait .. .. Dec. 12 In Beans and Pease no change from previons rates. . 1O St. Helena .. .. Nov. 20 Oats and Oatmeal dull, but without variation in price ~ • • 8 Valparaiso • .. .. Oct.l 27 Indian Corn moves Mr to a moderate extent. and th .0.91 , . 2) Vera Cruz .. 1 Vdve ,4 - , e..... —..:-..,..,,,, a New Brun carnation )rward partial used t LIVERPOOL SHARE LIST. SHARES, ! a l t4 c d e a s y . 's Yesterday 21 1 Ambergate & Eastern Junction. 1.. i p 25 Arbroath and Forfar. 225 Bedford, London, &Birminghm 2l .. 34 p 24 Birk'head, Lancash. & Cheshire 11 .. 1} p x int 2359 d 42/ Birmingham and Dudley 100 Birmingham and Gloucester l2B ..130 174 apnarter shares 21 Blackburn, Chorley, & L'pool l4 .. 14 d Blackburn, Clitheroe, & N.W . 4 .. 1 d 11 Blackburn, Darwen, & Bolton 4•• 4 p 75 Bristol and Exeter 10 New shares 4 ..41 p 30 Bristol and Gloucester. 84/ Buckinghamshire i• •i • P IP 30 Caledonian par.. 1 p par ip 241 Half shares I .. i p 25 1 Clydesdale Junction 50 Chester and Birkenhead 491 . 504 25 Half shares 25 ..254 85 New £2O shares. 274 Chester and Holyhead. 11..1 d 25 Dundee and Arbroath 4l .. 43 124 New shares l6 ..17 p 20 Dundee and Perth . 5 ligw shares B4 .. 83 p 25 Eastern Counties 12 16/ New shares 74 ••74 p 6 Perpetual, No. 1 64 Perpetual, No. 2 2 York Extension l5 •• 1 4 20 E. Lancash. late B'burn &Pn 34 .. 3# p 14 East Lancashire 5 New shares 34.. 34 p New scrip 14; East Lincolnshire 24.. 21 p x int . 50 !Edinburgh and Glasgow 124 Quarter shares 10 Half shares 114.. 12 p 20 Edinburgh, Leith, & Grantor 203.. 202 x new 20 Preference shares 2l .. 211 f, 121 Edinburgh and Northern 24 .t 75 shares—Newport 14.. 14 p 2 Edinburgh and Perth 121 Ely and Huntingdon 1 ..14 p 54 Exeter, Yeovil, & Dorchester 14..14 d 32s Fleetwood, Preston, & W.Riding par.. 4 p 50 Furness 42/Furness and Windermere l4 .. 1 d 50 ;Glasgow and Ayr 69 .. 70 25 .'4O shares 124 Quarter shares 25 New shares 64.. 74 10 - 5 Glasgow and Dumfries I 14.. 14 p . 333 9dp 25 Glasgow Paisley, and Greenock ; 184 . . 19 p 124 Half s hares t14. .92 n 14 Preference shares 2 Goole and Doncaster .... .. 100 / Great North of England .. 5 - New stock 15 .e3O snares 14 27 . 2'15 shares 23 Great North of :Fcotland 85 Great Western 0 Half shares .‘ I 124 Quarter shares 25 (Aberdeen RAILWAYS, I IV -237 239 54J.. 55i p ..4039 pi lat. •70 p i• • p,R 48 .. 50 p 78.. 79 9.. p 31+-324 20 Fifth shares 12 Ditto 30IIIuddersfield Canal & Railway 13 (Huddersfield Canal & Railway Extension 42/IHud., Halifax 50 Hull and Selby & Bradfd. Union 121 1 Quarter shares 14 llpswich and Bury St. Edmunds. 191 Kendal and Windermere . 42/ Lancashire and North Yorkshire 50 iLancaster and Carlisle 5 Third shares 47} Lancaster and Preston 19 Three-quarter shares 13d/ Quarter shares 30 Leeds and Bradford 274 Leeds and Dewsbury 10 . .10} 24..2}p R 64..1071 53 .. 54 234..24 1.. 3d s nit ) d 4d R 66.. 68 p 10 ..10i p 14 ..14/ 132..14 I 45 .. 46 p I Ilk Leeds and "I'hirsk 10..11 d x int Mei 2 Liverpool, Crosby, & Southport 14.. 11 p ~ ip 21 L'pool, M'eliF.s., & N'cast. June id, , par 28s 9dp 25 London and Blnckwall Mock. London & Brighton &8. Coast 584..591 40 New shares 6l .. 74 p Lock. London and North Western... • 198 .. 200 198} 8 2 Quarter shares 2 New Quarter shares ln.. 131 2 Fifth shares lB .. 181- ç in T , rt........... -v..... _ I' , pl lUD I PI 22p 0.4...44 40 London & M'chr. & 131rming• 74.. 7.73 5 Quarter shares (A)1 7/.. 8 p 5 Quarter shares ( 1 4 73.. 8 p 1 Quarter shares (C) 74.. 7/ p 33 London and Portsmouth 50 London and South Western 40 .€4O shares 18 New .€4O shares 223 New .€5O shares 5 Tenth shares 23 London and York l 6 / 3..18/9 r 2+ Extensions 6 / 3..8/9 p 24 Direct Northern 50 Longridge and Preston 15 Lynn and Dereham 14.. 13 p 15 Lynn and Ely 24.. 24 p 82 Manchester and Leeds 38 Half shares 124.. 135 F 23 Do., late Hudders. & Sheffield 5i .. f3l p .. . . 53..6 p 6/-• 6il P 14— 1 3 p 8 ..84 p 53.. 64 p 5/ Fifth shares, Do. i• •li P 324 Half shares, late W. P. & G g.. 9 p 5 Extension shares, Do. . • 33.. 4 p 93 Late 11 , 1anchr., Bolton, & Bury 30 ..32 p 5 - Fifth shares, Do. 42/ Extension, 1)o. 100 Manchester, Sheffd. & Lincoln& 99 .. 10 8 Quarter shares, No. 1 33.. 44 p 25 Quarter shares, No. 2 243.. 253 5 Eighth shares 4.. 3 d 15 late Gt. Grimsby and Sheffd 23.. 23 d 3 20 shares 3.. /. d 13 Quarter shares 5 Manchester, Sheffd., & Midland 51/3.. 48/9 (1 2 Manchester and Southampton 4 d.. par 42/ Matlock and Midland 14.. 14 p Stock. Midland 30 '4O shares B4. •82 p Stock. Preferential stock, 6 per cent 129 .. 131 2 New shares 43. •54 P Stock. Consol. Birmingham &Derby lO4 . - 106 20 Newcastle and Berwick 144..154 p 25 North Shields shares 100 Newcastle and Carlisle •-•. . • • • 113 .. 115 25 Quarter shares 100 Norfolk 9 Half shares. 23.. 3 p 2 . Tenth shares , 2 Extension 25 North British 1 363.. 37 11 14.116.1%,....... 5 j Fifth shar Extension shares Sixteenth shares •• • 42..53p • • • 2 4- 21 p *..j 74 76 4..44p (A) 222 .. 224 03) 155 ..157 II Quarter sham.. 50 Northern and Eastern 5 North Staffordshire.. Stock. North Union Stock. Ditto 'A North Western 171 Oxford, Worcester, & Wolverh All Preston and Wyre All Preference (5 4 , cent.) All New Do. (5 cent. and M ) Half shares (A) • 1 . 4 Half shares (B) 8 3 / 4 Sixth shares 100 Runcorn Gap 10 New shares 40 , Preference shares 15 Scottish Central k• • 3 p 5f.. 5 ri 311.. 32 36 .. 37 52 .. 54 2..23 p i•• p 16.. 17 18 .. 19 1:1 h Mid'and 1 Sheffield, Rotherm. & Doncastl 23 Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goo 3 Shrewsbury and Birmingham . 15 Shrwsby & Chester, late N.W.11 8 • New shares _ _ _ 7-74 P 1 24 .p i• • 113 i• • & p 2 . 24 p 4-Z.. p 21, . 2 p 22 Shrewsbury and Great Wester] 8 Shrewsbury, Oswestry &Chest , l ev Do. and Chester new shares le 50 South Eastern and Dover 20 I New shares, No. 1 .... 12 t New shares, No. 2 .... 15 I Consoidated Thirds.... 41g.. 402 4f p 24..34 p 3' New shares, No. 4 42/ South Mid. June. & Salisbury la Southport and Euxton 24 South Staffordshire Junction 42/ Trent Valley, Mid. & Grd.Jun( Warwick & Cheltenham Junctr 42/-West Ridinz Union . 2 .. 24 p 1/3.. 13/9 p par.. 4 p 4.. d 14.. I 3 p 2 6 / 3 .. 28/9 p 1 p 6 Whitehaven j and 18 Whitehaven Junction 15 Wilts, Somerset, and Weymont 25 York and Newcastle 5 NeW shares 50 York and North Midland 23 Half shares 20 ; New Half shares 24..24 i) n.. 21 d I .. ad 6 ..5 d 38.. 39 7i.. 72 p 93 .. 95 46 .. 48 194.. 204 5 & W. Riding Ext 2 j Preference Shares IRISH LINES. 224 Belfast and Ballymena. 15 Cork and Bandon 121 Dublin and Belfast Junction 70 Dublin and Drogheda 20 I Third shares 10 Dundalk and Enniskillen .... 273 Great Southern and Western 15 Londonderry anti Coleraine 15 ,Londonderry anti Enniskillen 20 i llidland and Great Western • Half shares 1a p' 114..114 61.. 6i d 5i.. d 63..6a d 14 .. 13 d £ ..!}d ..84d8 1J..1 p 7J- - 7 d 84..8 d Lot— 10 d 10 Newry and Warrenpoint 40 'Ulster 5x•.51 d 13}..141 J, FOREIGN & COLONIAL; LINES. 18 Boulogne and Amiens 6_ !Dutch Rhenish t d d 34 Great Western Canada 50 Jamaica 5 Northern of France(constituted 6 Orleans, Tours, and Bourdeaux 8 Paris and Lyons (constituted) 20 Paris and Orleans 20 Paris and Rouen 5 Paris and Strasburg (constitutd 20 Rouen and Havre 10 Sambre and Meuse 14 Strasburg and Bas!e 5 'Tours and Nantes (constituted) 6 West Flanders BANKS, &c 124 Bank of Liverpool 10 Borough Bank .. 10 Commercial Bard 10 Liv t• • I P 66 .. 67 ss. .61 P 2/.. 2 p i• • I 1) 484.. 49i 35.•,36 I. • t d 264.. 27 d 6 .. 54 d d.. par 2 ..l d 23k.. 24 Ifi 1- 7 p pow Banking Company 10 M'chester & L'pool Dist. Bank 10 North and South Wales Bank 4)0 Royal Bank JO Union Bank Insurance t.. 3{ 3 1g D. 5, • 315 P L'pool Fire and New shares 10 Marine Assurance Company 2 Royal Assurance Company p 6 4-6 i p p I ..15 p 4_ . ock.lßootle Waterworks 'ock. lik.rrington Waterworks, 100 Coal Gas Company 50 New shares. Nr • G• _ . 390 ..394 800 .. 820 193 .. 194 101 . 103 1 •__ .ew Gas and Coke Company . ! Quarter shares 33 Birkhenhead Docks & W'houses 100 Exchange Buildings 20 Rock Ferry • 1 10 Steam Tug Company 8 South-East Steam Compam .... 216 218 45 .. 46 5 d.. par 209 ..211 12#..124 1•• IP 1/..2 p Prices marked R" denotes Sharps called in for I:cci S" vienutca Scrip Sharft , called iu fo istration. Registrat 31s 3dp x int fa [ls 34 Is 34 par als 3dp I 3dp R 26s 3dp VIVA lilarriants anb Eleatbo. MARRIED Same day, at Donaehmore dale. brother of the bride, Captai to ELIZABETH, widow of the Armagh. , On the sth instant, at St. Genrge's Church, Dublin, by the Rev. John Gre g, WILLIAM lILTLBFR.T, eldest son of Major WOLSLEY, of Russell-place, to ELIZABETH, daughter of the late JOHN DAWSON, Esq., of Annamartin, county of Fer managh. Same day, at St. Saviour's Church, Bath, by the Rev. F.l'. Bayly, Rector of St. .John's Church, Gloucester, JOHN RAIKES BAYLY, Esq. solicitor, Devi z e s , t o S ARAH, youngest daughter of JAMES BURBRIDGE, Esq., of Bail brook Villa, Bath. Same day, at All Sain Rev. F. C. Wilson Islington, London, by the ES H. WILLIAMS, Esq., shire, eldest son of the Rey. Imes's, Rateliff, to MARY )f JOHN ANDERSON, Esq., surgeon, Stockwith, N James Williams, Incur FRANCES, eldest dans White Conduit-grove, Same day, at London, by the Rev. Thomas Horsford, do. mestic widow the Marquis. the Marquis of THOMOND, to ANNE, of Rear-Admiral PANE, and sister to the late Sir Charles Flint. • Same day, at St. James's Church, Paddington, by the Rev. H. H. Norris, R ec t or o f Hackney, the Rev. THOS. EDWARD POWELL, of Oriel College, Oxford, youngest son of the late David Powell, of Loughton, Essex, to EMNIA, daughter of EDGAR CORRIE, Esq., of Purley Lodge, near Croydon, Surrey. Same day, at Christ Church, Chiswick, by the Rev. R. C. Jenkins, M.A., •incumbent, FRANCES WYATT, eldest son of JAMES TRUSCOTT, Nelson-square. Southwark, to ELIZA, youngest daughter ofJAS. FREEMAN, High-street, Borough, London, and Turnham Green; Middle.. , - Same day, at Marylebone Church 5 WILLIAM ADAM LOCH, Esq., M.P.,to SOPHIA BROWNRIGG, youngest daug late fajor BATES, R oyal Arti'lery. Same day, at Chnrcli Stretton, by the Rev: Preston Nunn, Mr. E. W. MANSELL, of Shrewsbury, to SOPHIA, only daugh ter of Mr. ROBINSON, of Church Stretton, Shropshire. Same day, at Wroxeter Church, by the Rev. Henry Beckwith, Rector of Eaton-Constantine, Captain WILLI AM RUSSELL, R.N., to MARY LOUISA second daughter of the Rev. EDWARD EGREMONT, Vicar of Wroxeter, Shropshire. Same day. at St. David's Church, by the Rev. IV. Hughes, Mr. GEO. LOGI ER_to Miss A PPLEBY, both of this town Same day, at the Parish Church, Huyton, by the Rev. Ellis Ashton, vicar, JOHN CLOW TENNANT, Esq., of this town, to ELIZABETH, second daughter of JOHN HEYES, Esq., of Prescott t of St. Ja he Rev. Hay Erskine, on of James Loch, Fsq., hter of the Same day, at Leyland, GEORGE HARGREAVES, Esq., of Birch House, near Bolton, to ELIZABETH, only daughter of R. SNELL, Fsq., of Leyland. On the 6th instant, at Christ Church, GEORGE STOCK - DALE. Esq., of Lond on , stock b roker. to CATHERINE, second daughter of Mr. BENJAMIN ELLIS, of this town. Same day, at St. James's Church, Westminster, JOHN W. PROUT, Esq., barrister, Lincoln's-inn, to CATHERINE MARIA, only dna. hter of the late Colonel NICOLL, of Cropt Hall, Hendon, Middlesex. On the 7th instant, at St. Michael's Church, by the Rev. W. Hesketh, Mr. RYAN, mariner, to FANNY , eldest daughter of Mr. JAMES HARBIN, of her Majesty's Customs at this port. - Same day. at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. D. Stewart, ALEXANDER, fifth son of Mr. J. GEMMELL, of Garple, Muirkirk, Ayrshire, to MARY, youngest daughter of the late Mr. CUTHBERT HEATLEY, of Rowley Fold, Samlesbury. Same day. at Woodchurch, by the Rev. J. King. M.A., JOHN FREDERICK WILLIA MS, Esq., to ELIZABETH BARNES, youngest daughter of WILLIAM VAUGHAN, Esq., both of Landican. Same day, at St. Gsorge's Church, IL mover-square, London, by - the Rev. E. Baffle, JOHN MARTIN, Esq., M.P., to MARIA HENRIETTA, eldest daughter of E. H. BAILLIE, Esq., of Portman-square. London, Same day, at the Parish Church, Ashton-under-Lyne, by the Rev. J. Handforth, JOHN FERGUSON, Esq., of Elm-vale, Fairfield, in this town, to AGNES, daughter of HENRY RACK, Esq., of Oldfield, Cheshire. Same day, at Kirk Braddan, Isle of Man, Mr. JAMES FORREST engineer of the British North America royal mail steam-ship Britannia. to ISABELLA, second daughter of Mr. C. CRAINE, tanner, Douglas. On the 9th instant, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. J. Jones, M.A., Captain BEVIk R.N. conducting her Majesty's packet service at this rort, to MARI', eldest daughter of Lieut. G. S. PARSONS, R.N., Admiralty agent at this port. Same day, at St. Philip's Church. by the Rev. C. , H. Burton, M.A., Mr. THOS. RICHARDS, mariner, to Miss SUSANNAPII LEE, of this town. On the 10th instant, as St. David's Church, by the Rev. VT. Hughes, Mr. JOHN GRIFFITHS to Miss THOMAS, both of this town. DIED On the 26th November, at Hamilton. Upper Canada, North America, NANCY, wife of Mr. GEORGE LEIGH, formerly pl Stockport, Cheshire. On the 4th of Deeember, at Toronto, JANE, daughter of the late Colonel Jones, of the 71st Regiment, and widow of Limit. CHARLES JONES, R.N., brother of Mr. Gco. Jones; solicitor, South John-street. On the 21st December,agecl 29 years, Mr. DANIEL CRUICK SHANK, late of Manchester. con O nel aged n the of December, suddenly at Burnthead of Kids -83, MARGARET HA INiNG. wif e of Mr. ROB?. WYLIE ; and on the 25th of December, at the same place, aged R 6, Mr. ROBERT WYLIE . The aged couple were married thr the long period of sixty-two years, and were iuried together in the same grave. On the 2nd instant, aged 22 years, JOHN, eldest son of Mr. JOHN WOOLFALT„ Walton-on-the -Hill. Same day, about the same hour, and near the same town, tin, gentlemen, the oldest in the rank of gentry in the county of Cork, namely. WILLIAM WRIXON, E sq ., o f B allygibl i n, father of Sir William Wrixon Becher, in his 91st year, and the Rev. J. N. LOMBARD, Rector of Kilshanig, in his 90th year. They were old friends and associates, and both retained their facn:ties to the parting moment. Same day, in Upper - Islington, in he lid of Mr J. BUCK LEY. :h year, BETTY, re ,-• Same day, aged 54 years, Mr. WILLIAM BARRETT, Brad shawgate, tolton. Same day, aged 5 years and 4 months, GEORGE, youngest son of Mr. WILLIAM GROCOTT, letter-press printer, of this town. • On the 3rd instant, GEORGE lIOGG, Esq., of Lynn, and Thornham Hall, Norfolk, same day, at Sydenham, in his 81st year, GEORGE CHM - r.sq., late one of the Masters of her Majesty's Court 01 Excieg Same day, in the 51st year of hi. up of the Commercial Inn, Canning-placc. Same day, at his residence, Duke-street, BURKE BETHEL, Esq. Same day, LOUISA ELLEN, infant daugl DERICK T. JONES, Queen Anne -street. On the 4th instant, at his house, l'embroke-street, Dublin, JOHN MACKAY, Esq. barrister-at-law. Same day, at his seat, Avnlane, Northamptonshire, in hfa Vith year, W. B. CARTWRIGHT, Esq., late M.P. for the southern division of the county. Same day, Miss CAMPBELL, the postmistress of Bolton. Same day, at his residence, Earlham, near Norwich, in the 59th year of his age, JOSEPH JOH V GURNEY, an eminent minister of. the Society of Friends, and author of many works on religious subjects. He was a man of greet powers of mind, both naturally and acquired, of much religious experience, and of the most enlarged benevolence. Same day, aged 17 years, after a lingering illness, borne wits Christian patience, MA RGARET, youngest daughter of the lite Mr. WILLIAM MERCER, Oak Vale, West Derby. Same day, in the 76th year of her ace, Miss ALICE H6O - eldest daughter of the late Mr. Richard Hooton, of Farm worth. Ir. THOMAS LANE, Dublin, ISAAC 0 Mr. FRS- Same day, at her residence, Ccrnwal ELIZABETH FISHER. 64, Mrs. On the sth instant, at his residence, Burlington-street, Mr. BENJAMIN TUBBS, for fifteen years in the employ of the City of Dublin Steam-packet Company. Same day, SUSAN GEORGINA, infant daughter of the Rev. C. W. LAWRENCE, incumbent of St. Luke's Church. Same day, aged 25 years, WILLIAM THOMAS, son of Mr. JAMES WILSON, of this town. Same day, aged 73 Years, THOMAS HARGREAVES, Esti. Same day, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. JOHN ROWLAND SON, of the Stag's Head, Hood -street. Same day, after an illness of three years, aged 75, Mrs. MA RIA HENRY. Same day, nt his father's residence, Bute-Qtreet, Everten, of consumption, in his 18th year, EDWARD, eldest son of Captaln KING. formerly of Whitehaven. On the 6th instant, at Lcighani House, Streatham, LOUISA, wife of EDWARD FOWLER BEAN, Esq.. of Ashburton, po von, and daughter of J. W. LIDDIARD, Same day, at her house, the Grapes, Titchfi o ld-at re atiagea 45, CATIIA N CA DDICK. Same day, in Warwick-lane, London, aged 93, ANN, wife of Mr. E. SIIERNIAN. On the 7th instant, In Hyde-par Hon-Lady MARY SHEPHERD. On the Rth instant, aged 65, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr JOSEPH DINSDALE, licensed victualler, Russell-street. Same day, after a short illness, MARGARET MARY, infant daughter of Mr. JOHN DUNN, jun., of Marsden-street, Low-hill. k• terrace, London, the Right Same day, in Norfolk-street, Strand, London, aged 40, M. C. STRITCH, Esq., of the Middle Temple, and who for upwards of twenty years was connected with the Morning Herald. On the 9th instant, at her residence, in Rathbone-street, agedli 67, Mrs. ANN MACK, relict of the late George Mack, formerlp of the east side Salthouse Dock. On the 10th instant, at his residence, Old Swan,' aged 69, Mr_ THOMAS LAWSON, for more than 46 years a faithful servarti to the late Tbonias Case, Esq. PACKET LIST, C 3ENERAL POST-OFFICE JAN. 11 ,Mails desp'dlLast Packet fromLondonl sailed. Next Packet due. SI/AMPTON STATIC Lisbon 7th, 17th, IT Madrid .... Jan. is :every month &lonian Islands} and Egypt.... eeY o l li ii n.l Ch n7. t• C 1 A Honduras & uda,) For. Col. 1 ,•_ of every Next AL.4 tete.. Jas►.:'4 Next tr due.. .1 Nest Msia LUOtTH STATION.) deira, prazil, and POOL . STATION.I Brit. N eika Ber- U. Mtatts J Ads, &nJ 171 Latey, at the Manor HBIRTHSo WALKER, of a son. - On the 31st ultimo, at the Vicarage, Podford, Northamntdn:. shire, the wife of the Rev. WM. THORNTON, of a daughter. Same day, at Galashiels, Mrs. W. COLTART, of twin sons. On the Ist instant, at the Vi carage, Maple Durham, Oxon, the Lady AUGUSTUS FITZCLA RANCE, of twin daughters. On the 2nd instant, the wife of HUGH M'DOUGALL, Esq., of Highbury Villa, near London, of a dauebter. Same day, at the residence of her father, the lady of T. FOWELL BUXTON, Esq., of twin sons: they survived only a few hours. On the 4th instant, a HENRY W. TREVEL' ushey, Herts, the Lady JANE It Sion 1111, Bath, the wife of Major 'AN, of a son. .• • • On the sth instant, the wife of. • Mr. J. W. GULL, of Peek: ham, of twin dau g ht ers . 1 On the 6th instant, in Eaton-place, Be'grave-square, London, Viscountess NE WRY, of a son. • On the 7th instant, the wife of Mr. DAVIESQN, Seel-street, of a son. On the Bth instant, at Aigburth, the wife of G. A. TINLEY, Esq., of a daughter. On the 3rd instant, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. C. H. Burton, M.A., Mr. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, to GEORGINA, daughter of the late Mr. ADAM RUTHERFORD. Same day, at the Parish Church, Blackburn, by the. Rev. W. F. Pierson, 8.A., Mr. PETER WALSH, plumber and glazier, to ALICE, daughter of Mr. JOHN HACKING, Can non -street. On the 4th instant. at St. Clement's Church, Mr. THOMAS TOY, to Miss HARRIET MARKS, both of Bedford-street, Toxteth-nark. rch, by the Rev. T. Carpen n DONNF.LAN, Staff-officer, late Major SHAW, both of !every Inc 3rd instant. illibectua . i leambria jack. Jam 13