The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-08-17 00:00:00

lATII.-.. ing the 3 of the Dr hav- nsider- William 1g been t time trans- )ns at Quiet- 'celled. tie, so- ;he day he de- ramed, rune in ears of ►in, devise t codi as exe- is r wlio worse; sh t6i ionths. er was )ctors r John signed 1845," Iclosed fr. In- he en- vent to nery. ed not aessed t' Mr. utteed pro- terim, other ►onths when Slack, e 30th perty. of the ; theii hand, Ford) affi: )f the f I that ►t the lack's 11 and The ratted Aug. 17,1547. 4) 11JV i :ronstadt, Azoee I‘ . cl dy, and Gec EspOir, ZE dered near the Banl CA LA I S, August 7 Rotterdam for New port to-day, and SR: passengers (260) say Watt,. Ocean mouth /lard, from Alexi Franz Drake, Dr, liarmoule, Muld cissini Alexandra itlton. Qt;ebeC' tick, Trask Nel nor Daxies: UPI British Alona h i r ßo rolso nn n e,, Wr,il;ocn, GOilal, lic; The Edouard. fro river, N _— Arnbrosu Sappho, hence at Moi lietliarm, G uy arifa. from Choice, sailed for the Channel Hermitage,H. M. ste a 1 0th Juno rae Flinty i'•ou‘; ly at e r Wit Anna, J I"niX P te ilLah nciceldaast: AUlCocapekeetenr'll arad.es, Zy Hambuig - - Janette Giro Martha J.no seen in tow of the 10th instant, off ( GUERNSEY, 6tl: verpool for Lisboi after having been The master, his s ARRIVE Simpson, Braque, M pen. Strnr _. r...—tilassone, Marianna, Monte, M( de Vitoria, Diliz, Nel Th eodor Behrend, Pat Dahlia, T ozer, Qu e b ec net, IVirkland, \Vasa-- ple—Moslem, Gardner —Lady arleby llouglas, Rit a° C. _ • .",,i ue Argo, from ElCannw ARRIVE der, R znarp ; Cecrops, New l O l —therm one, ef P. E.• Island—Georgi %rho with three . fe et:rater i GoeIL L ED.—C Nev . fu v ;l 4 e n y' ' ?? 1 Stetti r tte A L s. Peter --ite.nurion:Lti:eiiori-i ja Cadiz n a l A o King. (s he Mew I 1,11 Rosseudale, g Gouldin, Victoria, Avery, hence Alliance, Davies, hence Leeuw, Vanween •, Ro Down, and Despatch, Da Universe, Ritchie, fror Ganges, Ay] Joven Clan( s, from Bremer SATURD, ARRIVED.-I hoidt.'h 'JOUST 1 n Halifax Belfast, e stern gun hence at M at St. Mich at Genoa. b Roy, KarnP ; Edith rnell, hence at Helvoet nan, fron port, at 1; Ada, y—Moun )N G re, buil( W. H. I J. Hine effield, I d by th Court of :NGS OF am Guyton, jun. (2nd) Aisop Massey (2nd) rd Christian (proof) ~ Kinder (2nd) ......... es Henry Perry (proof im Wn CREDITORS Vard (Ist) .ovatt and 6 : 371 ; 11 1(11ild11) : : : ohn Riky (proof and div.) amuel Littler (proof and div ) homas Yates (2nd) Villiam Jackson (2nd) homas Alletson (Ist) timber n MEETI August. 17, - VViiiia 17, Willia 117, Ediva, 20, John her deal ePt. Ludga PTCIFS A r of meetir Milton-rttr y on or Norfoll uhlop. Lower . 2, W. F. At- t. 3, H. Colc Ts—J. Tyne, e tewspaper ntrary or VERPOOI Hoar. itrict Court, 11 Ditto, 11 Ditto, 12 DiiiO' Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, castle-t THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. NGTON CORN iarJrt~. AUG. 10, 0 Os. Od RODUC filarftrto. BIRMINGHAM CORN MAI ming the present week we have hE reign Wheat at at nearly maintained their valie DUBLIN CATTLE MARK] The Beef and Mutton market yesterda) of last week—Mutton, sd. to 6d. per lb Veal, 614. ; ditto, off s - T each. nere was a good sum, _ any Pigs—the demand was fair for export. CORN MARKET, Au( ket we ha of late HULL At this day's ma disposition to fo beyond the nacre Coin. The sale of WAKEFTEI RI At our market WART Hay, Nen I PRIG LIVER The demant and the marks . Ma illa Surat . LIVERPO Much rain ha, )L C( fallen at i entirely pre qualitk Eniish and Sec Meal, v I wholly last ; o ,tract the c the'exret large bi to keep fresh Barley, I dull s their value unaltered alue, w LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET. AUG. 13. Sugar.—The demand has again been limited, and the sales only amount to 620 hhds. of B.P. and 2000 bags Bengal, chiefly good white, at previous prices, the demand bei ne • this descrinti on . Ann,. - :ed scal AUG. 13 y of Whe leans, and Pease non In Oats and Oatmea request ) 0 :extra ..150 0 -- N 0 - irge arrival of Flour together, to nearly ' r, amount -70,000 brls in settled, and has caused some igs, the state of the trade has reby during the interval from the unpleasant nature of the added to the abundant stock nably have obtained pop a limited general I attended by buyers, mostly lases of Wheat were upon a Flour, however )f Is 6d to 2i per barrel, rcels as were not likely ainally rather cheaper, with a d little business passing, and lary and inferior qualities of in in slosi demand Tuesday Thursday.. 19 352 4 1 7 11 10 Friday ....20 449 524 11 0 Saturday .21 6 4 644 11 0 Sunday .... 22 723 8 0 11 7 Monday ...23 833 2 2 LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL , Direct 1 Indirect Australia Bahia Barbadoes Bombay B. Ayres • Calcutta C. G. Hope. Charleston .1 April 14 Lima June 14 Maranham June2o July 9 Mauritius June 19 Mobile June 6 Monte Video .. (June 10 New Or May 29 New Yo . - July 27 Pernambuco. May 25 Rio Janeiro.. July 3 Savannah .. July 19 St. Helena .. July 9 Valparaiso .. July 7 Vera Cruz .. Demerara .. Havana.... COURT AND FASHION. The Queen and Pi ince Albert paid a visit on after the council, in the Fairy yacht, to the Gr.__ Constantine, on board the Russian steamer, Majesty was entertained in a princely manner by h. perial Highness. Mdlle. Jenny Lind, Mrs. Anderson, and Signor La blache had the honour of attending at Osbor evening of Tuesday. Mdlle. Jenny Lind and E. blache sang several airs and duets, accompanied on the pianoforte by Mrs. Anderson. Her Majesty the Queen Dowager, attended by a limited retinue, will leave this country for Madeira at the close of the ensuing month. The illustrious visitor will occupy the Governor's residence at that island during her sojourn there. PR.OVT 14, 1847 4 0 .each 4 0 Yfed 4 6 RKET. AuG. 13 . of the week was very moderate, during the last few days there with a steadier feeling, and in be noticed since Friday last. OF COTTON COTTO A.NGE. AUG. 10. Friday, attended by a neral but strong nisi injury to the lly in progress and general. t is par but slightly stitntilated _ rs at this day's mar t, more particularly, a shade over those of cheaper, was in ra- above the rates of that vance made on Friday. to-day, biit slow s :tra.. 9 0 OP 9 4 . 9 3 -- 9 6 8 0 -- 8 3 -41 0 -60 0 jF EXCHA meal went of ,D CORI` i-day we has, and the weather being tin sition to do business. WI cheaper. Oats were id. per st Very few inquiries for Beans, and There was a fair supply of new day, and both met a brisk demain sample of new Wheat was sold at V, grain were of the most trifling' cha quo t a tions can only be considered sold in retail, at a reduction of 2s. millers red ditto to 13s. Od.; Oats, Hs. to 17s Flour. 20s. to 21s. Od.; Indian Corn, MANCHESTER CORN EXCH. The weather, which up. to Thursday c n unsettled, has, since that time, becon harvest operations. Continued large arrivals of American the only article of which any considerab upon the market) have been met by a VC created not only by the exhaustion of s but by the low prices at which it is offe nearly all competition, and force a sale t our market to-d. Tel Flour fully 2s. des no alteratiOn STATE OF TRADE, MA NCI; SSTs a.—Our market this week, as Might have b, expected, has been seriously affected by the high rate of c counts, the large failures and general want of confidence, the consequent interruption to the usual facilities for transa ing business. The difficulties encountered by all parties meeting their engagements has almost put a stop to operatic in our staple articles. The business done has been on the in , limited scale; every one is reluctant to increase his responsi lilies, and therefore it is only the most immediate and pressi orders for which purchases are made. needy sellers may be to make concessio y any temptation s to price wil operate in the present severely-felt pres ket. Under such circumstances, it w quote any decided general reduction in or yarns, although undoubtedly sales of both rr made below the prices of last week. LEEDS.—The demand for woollen cloths this v fully equal to late averages, and prices remain firm not extensive, manufacturers carefully . endeavourir keep pace with the demand, which is chiefly for low die qualities. BRADFORD.—WooI.--The sales of colonial wools C 4 on Tuesday evening, at the Hall of Commerce, Lond 355 full prices of last sales, and on Tuesday evening the 1 were equally brisk. The demand for English combing are in t not so lively, and the supply in the market is increasi to the small quantity of noils and brokes now in: stocks keep bare, and full prices are realized. Yarr what more business has been done by the shipping h, home trade is steady, but prices are so ruinously low, one seems disposed to limit his production as nanol sible. Pieces.—This trade exhibits no new feature week. A good deal continues to be done in fancy cl coloured yarns, and as those are chiefly made to of are no stocks on hand. Orleans, paramattas, and 1 all steadily moved off, without change in prices. HALlFAX.—lsleither in pieces nor in yarn is there ai as regards either demand or price; the same thanes ing in both. Long wools are held rathermore firmly ners do not buy freely ; in short wools rather more and the late advance seems to be well sustained. HUDDERSFIELD. — We had a very quiet market and little business was done. Prices are without s more th Lion, and stocks general acting with great caution ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET.—We h rage attendance of both manufacturers and bi ket on Monday. At the former part of the day Mai were asking rather higher prices for particul goods, and, in some instances, they succeed( ter rates that on that day week. Low flannels and dy( are in better request than theywere a few weeks since, ale begin to appear cc During the last few flannel marketiat Rochc ter than was anticipated. manufacturers have sold large quantities of a_ at fully as high prices as a fortnight ago. There derate demand for both foreign wool and brokes much the same prices as on this day weet_ flannel weavers, who have for a long time been short c have considerably improved, and are better emplo! wages are extremely low. ' HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.—There is at length stir in the cut-up hose branch, After a three months t dented stagnation. The wrought cotton hose is yet in condition than the cut up. The drawer, pantaloon, a branch still maintains its condition, and the frames a . neral tolerably well employedi though there are soul( tions. We do not hear of any improvement in the cott trade, Bulwell and its vicinity being in a very distresse tion.' The silk glove trade is in much it has been for several weeks past. trade we think keeps slowly improving trade in London has met with a very great check, thi been for some years extending. There is cert in some quarters in the cotton bobbin net t and plain ; but, as usual, the manufacturers your to keep this as silent as possible. The warp lac( a shade better. TIDE TABLE MORN. lEVENO.} HGHT. i HOLYL h. m. h. m. ft. in 2 29 247 14 2 h Sund 'ect. i Ind It the I ?POOL S LIST. Lirti) ~~ Z n ~~~ .~ `:t It St. Nict of Ley [ARY, - r 1 Newc ctes anTr Bea tb ti. OLII.CIIII, SECO 1, Esq., of Trani DWIC} d 4 months, LYDIA FRAIN I.NDER FLETCHER, D.D .nment, o annul gat tu' A r t of 01 has b n ee L c onu nv .- n to gr B ,l` there ' mai ler hands, Ber Galatz— e )evonsl xune ~ ' ""' L~ Miller, $k Brit a . rei ,_ Cleave • " , c; Day, hen ce at Nev Maut ificent, hence at I Anon°, Al etcalf, hence Ridvold, B rakstadt, he' liewley, hence Yißuby, Jones, hence at I gilnt„ Groendahl, ralmYra, Waldack, hen he riu.nfante, from the C HoLin, from L a, Rahif. I Aams, Gay, I kr I,lllontreal— wson ; James :adt—Veracity, 1 DA ester, - 1 5 t tu-7.ephirusAiin u _ E . , Clark, and B At tnurtunatug, Hudson. Kelly, frog' Danzic. •--Aden Ali 111 n-, Casti le A g .chae), Hong Kong, erald, rarren •S' Richard Jackson, Gibb, minchin Newfoundland—Caledon Yarmout, 41 '4 Stirlinte -‘— •••••-. Bence, Malt. • AIOTR na., N - -B.AL :the tn;s-R..ichl.e alit With car l-4 ra Pida, Quegh° darnagec point of A : L c for Dui att9uebec. iincT_L-- faur s( Din Dent! .d to rep I l ht er barge, hence for a • ar reis of flosince 'st on a rock in Hth ie d' but has arrived at Quebec, 4137. —John and Mary, Young, 1k 'vreeked 13th July, on the west 0 ; Mu - nen arrived yesterday , Dead, 1 Loch Slo, on. Hol aril at elg ale of Ma ERN 1 Bickerton. Consult tors, Edw. 'Gibbon Chaplain. Rev. W. NORTHERN HOSPI EITTED : Al mendation, Rev. Wm. 'Hughes ENNEAD HOSPITAL .dmitted, 5; eon for the en R. Bryans, Jun THE CHARITIE Nep- I their C iuG. 14 m, Tieastirer L REPO AUG. 14 cal and Surgical Cases upon DISCHARGED :- Cured, 26 ; tended as Out Patients, 19 ; in the Hospital, 89. week, Dr. Asl Henry Holm( PhYsician and licroft and Mr. ?,s and R. W. T. B. Gil sq.; Chaplain, IND DISPENSABY, Cured, 2 ; Relieved, ;ed, 0; Irregular, 0; —Out-Patients—Ad- e; Trea Jr, Mac Boot.'l, Ileneux, Rey. D. D. Stew irgeon, kW, John Leech. 14, 1847 Not B ..„ ...-. ... ~econa minds, have „„.. ....., sow, from 33s 647; for cow brown to fine yellow. Foreign.—There is still a very good export ingniry for Havana and Brazil, the sales of which amount during the week to 1600 boxes of the former, ordinary to go2d yellcw at from 42s 6d to 445 6d, and 120 cases and 3000 bags of the latter, at from 38s 6d to 39s 6d for ordinary to middling brown ; 200 hlids. Porto Rico and 230 bap Savanilla have been taken for consumption. Molasses continue very much . clepres t ed, ancl to make snipe howled the immerhete ..,....,+. -4. , ue suomitteu to ; the sates are about 250 casks, Cuba Musco vado (indirect) at 17s 6d, and Montserrat and Antigua, from 17s for the former to 20s per cwt. for the latter. Coffee.—There is no improvement in the [0 not exceed 120 tierces ; for really fine and iry qualities prices are well supported, but riptions are neglected. Of Foreign, the sales the middling desci are 300 bags Lagi and 50 brls Porto ] 450 bags black Pepper are repot Rice has been dull, the sales are only .2000 bags, at 14s 3d to 14s fid for broken, and 16s for fine table, being a decline of Is Y% l• rmf very dull, without change Tea.—The market during the week has again been quiet, the trade purchasing very sparingly, but no alteration in prices can be quoted. The sales of East India Drysaltery articles are unimportant. In Saltpetre 2000 bags have been disposed of at 26s 6d to 31s, and only •small parcels of Nitrate of Soda at 12s 9d to 13s per cwt Guano.-200 tons inferior Ichahoe were forced off by auction at lower prices, but good qualities remain steady, although little has been done. Co The n sales of Dyewoods are too triflin g t o not i ce “ ow. .• No tran- __ ___ . ....pentme o r i n T ar, b ut prices re- Am unaltered.-Of American Rosin, 700 to 800 brls have been old at previous prices. —Montreal Pot Ashes of the new im port have found -buyers in small parcels, at 30s per cwt. No sales in Montreal Pearls. The market for Hides continues ' dull, and no business of moment has transpired. The purchases in Brimstone amount to about 100 tons, at full prices. —Of Sumac, about 500 bags, of recent import, from Pa lermo, brought 12s 6d, and 50 bags Tyrolese lOs "64 per cwt.— Nothing worthy of notice done in Argols or Tartar.—•A small lot of Flag Annatto was sold at 53d per lb, and 10 bales Persian ':.—There has been some in 'es have been made at prices •..... q , according to quality.-40 bales n Roots brought 40s, and 70 bales Pombay 28s per clst. small sales have been made in Olive Oil, at previous ales of Seal Oil have taken place, at full prices, Asir . ..iont and /then.— _.. .=-27 per tun. —Pale . Rape and Li nsee d O ils are description of Goat, Rheumat i c ithout charm.:-s.—Oil of Turpentine is again bawo, Tic Doloreux, Pains in the n paid..--Palin Oil.—The sales bag o, to 434 lOs per ton, the de ... IS take only small parcels for ing from ex - perience, as rit unsettled state of trade and improved state of Medical Scien , ales have only been 5 tons Riga remedy ever discovered for then ~ •'2215s per ton, which, nued authenticated proofs of d, are 'recommended to the on a e fil o ie f te t l at this se ason o f —a—Tallow is more in- „,,,Q,A;eitd e .to the Proprietor, fr the year, and Peters- -- ~9 steady at 49s to 49s 6d; several parcels of dom n —can sold briskly, a t auction, at 46s to 48 s 6d p er ing sale, ~--,tArd is steady; the s a l es thi s week have ranged from 45s raided, fully warrant the' ass ad fromnd demand all fo classes r o ti f le s m oci a e l for inferior up to 50s for fine quality, and 100 kegs are re- , subject to such complaints will, a • • ported at 52s per cwt. 'out them. Sold by all Medicine The Grain market is dull; Wheat, 3d per 701bs ; Flour, 2s fir Box Observe the none o barrel, and Indian Corn, 5 per quarter lower than this P- - • ~ per .. - • • . Strand, London, on the Covert .lay week. ;omit to about MO tons, at ._34 tnd being still good ; but buyer '• rney mai full wit [ for than ns Y. C. is ver Tun IRON DUKE. — The Atlas, speaking of the re ported marriage between the Duke of Wellington and Miss Burdett Coutts, says,—" There is no longer any doubt that the preliminary arrangements are nearly com pleted." At Osborne House a rural fete" was given on Saturda week, in honour of the bi r th of Prince Alfred The Grand Duke Constantine of Russia, who had be en v i s i t i ng her Majesty at O s b orne , returned to town on Saturday. On Sunday the Queen and Prince Albert attended divine ser vicein Whippingharn Church. Her Majesty held a Privy Council on Tuesday at Osborne House, at which it was ordered that parliament should be prorogued until the 12th of October. Lord George Bentinck is the second son of the Portland, and is a major in the army. -Lord born in 1802, and has been in parliament sins MATRIMONIAL FESTIVITIES.-011 Tu Ferrand, Esq., of Hari ried to the lion. Fanny Mary Stuart, second Clau s .. Lieutenant-General the late Lord Blantyre. The happy event was celebrated in Bingley on a scale of liberalit which did great credit to Mr. Ferrand. Early morning the parish church bells sent forth a merry peal. which was repeated at intervals d ur i ng t h e whole of the day. About noon Mr. Ferrand's troop of cavalry (in number about fifty) began to muster, and paraded the streets for some time under the command of Sergeant M`Gowan. The town was also enlivened by two bands of music. the A SHARK IN TILE MEDITERRANEAN. extraordinary for the Mediterranean, has recem,..., at Corfu. A few days ago, he r Majesty's steam -t,_ Ardent, which arrived here on the 25th ult., with the Corfu mail, had a part of her crew bathing alongside—oth persons of the place were bathing among them—whe• dorsal fin of a large fish (no doubt a shark) e above water. The shark struck a lad of the the breast; it immediately afterwards seize " belonging to the Ardent) by the hack bore him down. The Ardent immedip' but the sufferer did hot rise again. struck struck was taken on board his sl -131 C pt. f the r lad who h Midi I Bourd )61 Dist. I "R" cle►lO s called in for Registration.' A " denotes Scrip Shares called in for Registration. MS, &c pool .. king Cc 8 I West IRev. Dr. Chi' the London d gentleman, be I (3) B --- Buenos Ay :ed 1..1\7E1000i Brit. N. Amer Aauda, anti U et, Mr. OW Knutsford. Irs. MARY BAXTI IHN SWIR Olena, 'and vicar: apostolic of uch esteemed as an amiable I discreet ecclesiastical ruler. IARI), son of F. lIARRISON, n-le-Fylde, in this county. WILMA IZABETI F. CAN ir. Levi Wil r. MOSES EVA tWelll LIST, GENERAL POST-OFFICE, AUG. 16, ALast Packet Next Packet ml sailed. due. Next Mail cent fl u, tier-1 19th i Statesl H iberDia Aug. 30 MILLI kn. 41 ;ed by s and Slack