The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-10-24 00:00:00

- .even Ug ‘IN ITE TRE t ron , -GI i n 'lt. eo n , e. REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE , 011 IN THE YEAR ENDING T Expenditure Surplus = I 46;ijii , g8 144 48 . 3 00 7 47 47 , , -1 ; 4 21 47, 711 1 ki 48, 023'3 d3 11 1 14 5 3 ,9 20,9 t 8 'tettlent 3 r 46,705,7% 4 7,669,514 4 9,108.477 4 9,0:55,962 50,069,467 50,527,201 2,523,5 51,012,417 908.5411 ires no comment whatever . 795:836 803,563 1,560,641 STATE- OF TRADE Mien ; Vi.; kegsrZl." — During the whole of the week our mark heiscilltaed, although prices, in consequence of tt L Y tile manufacturers, remain firm, and f, 43ask ed of of printing cloth an advance upon last week : 114 - ra ' - `! and obtained on Tuesday last. The news frc 4, ttou „ ~a mped the ardour of the speculators or e, 4 been and for the last two or three days the mar' extrernelu '"‘ q I)l.Sept-, which tends here to create di, tlt,:t doi_ Prices, and consequently a small amount c y`e, hot Many of the shippers have extensive order th e n` ie written out for fresh insti uctions, in conse 1 44 4 . 4 try serious advance in prices. The countr It4Q,.ar , hat _ nue busy, and want goods if they had perfec yrices would not fluctuate. We are sorry to re n 'anur e a a nlongst the calico-printers. The high pric bliandtv.a..!Fe _upon almost all other kinds of drugs to .q. 5 : r S to higher prices. We may quote 27. inc 1it: 1 8 411 4 ,W, 9 d., and 7Vs, 6s. 6d. Since the above wa tip,„„ learnt that the hands both of Mr, John Wool k"vr of Glossop ) have turned out for an advane lit to p that other bands in the same neighbourhood ar 4 1L. 1° M0V 191v ,„ the example. These two houses produc tir "ung s c a res weekly, of 27. inch 62 reed cloth, and thi ,Etrcer than ' any other description of cloth, i it ~ot Us if it tends to raise prices even higher thai i„ ,Woo llen trade still conti nu e s brisk, but thi 3 1 th e qie Cloth -hall since our lastlaave been propor 10,1 11 rri n T l iess doing, th e h eavy f all of snow on Tnesda) tOpt~Pri; e rv . e , d a pretty effectual damper to the dealer: stia continue firm, with a tendency upwards th?,ll44'°,,,f—The business now doing in plain Cloth! l ero 4 'weeds, is sufficient to compensate for the di thP " for the lt f - re w a e lighter description of fancy goods. Or uod attendance of merc tc hants. who be ""ex. hut w ere • give advaneec ; 9 11,k k m . Nid"444sr'irr.—There was a good attendance of buyers equal bt the amount of business transacted was it4ter 4 e to that of some recent market days.. The olie,446,TPlain, too, that they are unable to lealise for C o mmensuratelit:„ with the advanced rates they l'sylfill,;" give for yarns. Still the yarn market was v et , f.or Cotton Warps and Worsted Wefts, and l ' e r vctu r : l, . The Wool market presented no new as. ) 44 `egard to supply, demand, nor price. V'4 li ' :"• — The demand for goods at this market on o.et tlUite so brisk as we have lately had occasion 10thedua remained firm. The supply of wool was ' en aull, and there was no material variation MARKET. —A full average of business has "". 4. e t Leon,„., e _ higher descriptions of Combing -Fleeces, N ‘ ,Catteely lovf and •now !nearly . exhausted tea 41. e " are most in demand, and prices may be A "4 "er• In Blanket and low clothing Wools, ge de nied at late quotations. v,i' t ?!at MARKET.—We have had a very busy :tbt:e,!trh, numerous attendance of buyers • and ,erk tt eg,'N' 411 met with a ready lsale. Some of the ma r obtain d toj l. l ' e a small advance in price,. but it has p i ,N t , ‘ " e here isscarcely any . change in the wool kkt ttb, 1 more inquiry after it, but no extra quan i,jw4 ti ; I),. 4l bnain firm. KENDAL.—Never, for many months ,4tick tat trade of Kendal been in so flourishing a fq,theriNl Present. Several of the woolcombers have t4, l eiti„'han d :tdPloyment to their men, besides employ ps". It is to be hoped this favourable chanoe int er "Tl the moderate price of provisions a more tb 4 "ay be expected, by the working population ..eY have experienced for many years. TRADES.—The general part of the ho ',"t. t o „ e4 Rlowly to improve, the improvement even YN er , h e ,'; !;love branch, and the hands have more t e 4 bly i n .?ught hose branch in many of the villages YrA I ,.. l ))iih i P r oved. In many of the cotton hosiery vh i,,,414;.:444,11.,'', work is rather more plentiful, and the Lktg s neh i s getting town rk. The drawer, pantaloon progressing favourably. The turn-out 4 4":eqi,, u ues. We are sorry to state that thcre is Vement in any of the branches of the silk 1 ye glove hands are suffering most intensely b a ,,'''lnds are, if anything, worse; many of the nn employment for months.—A'ottiugham OF SHARES, OCTOBER 23, 441 44. Old -ILI.. Pricesin i ltrices per ;the last days. .1 Shari I To-da: kiii,4lP4,q)Alty s. 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Greig, hence at N nce at ditto ius for Sincapore 12t at ditto, Ist Sept. with lots c hence at ditto, and sailed 27th Sept. fo. , ogart ; Sophia, Web Sir F. B. Head on. Johnston Clio, Halerow ; Countess Durham, Hogg% , Dare, Dare ; John Walker. Laurin; Henry Dun( Josephine. Hurt, hence at Quebec Wi!d Irish Girl, Graham, from London, at ditto, after being on sh,:re Aurora, Sc Ott ,:au. Holt St. Andrew. Leitch; Woodstock, Taber; Ben )ont, Brown; Canada, Rogers : Severn, Allbrid ,once at St. John, N.B. Hanover, Drummond, hence at Bath Gardner, Bradsts eet ; Southerner, Hallett; Venice, Thomp us. and Nestor, Moses, bence at Boston hicora, Rogers. henceat u rumn gto n , and Chester, Wilson, New York, , after being on shore, and would be docked hence at Pontiac, Parker, hence at Philadelphia T. P. Cope. Miercken, hence at ditto Harriet, Vinsen. hence at Providence Rowland, Blanchard fence at Savannah on, Edwards ; Quebec Packet, Step! rnith, from Constantinople. at Odessa Vesper. Bellamy, from the Clyde, at Marseille Catharine Boland, Porter, from ditto, at ditto Minerva. Hindrop, from the Clyde, at Hamburs Mincarlo, Tresarthen, sailed from Trieste for Cephalonia 9ath eptember Lorina Thompson, Betts 4th Octob r Quiz. Binet, sailed from Leghorn for London 4th October Negotiator, Young, sailed from Leghorn for Alexandria 3rd October Westmoreland. Fulton, hence at Copenhagen Hammond. Rainey. (rm. 1, and Ann Wise, sailed from Trieste for Cephalonia nos port, at Fredericks haven Cygnet. Gray, from the Clyde, at Helvoet Lady, Douglas, Small, from ditto at ditto Konig Adolph. Behm, from Danzig, at Elsinore, with pumps choked, and must discharge Martin. Koop, and Eliza & Anna, Neujahr, for Riga.; Koni ginn Elizabeth, Mallien, and Farewell, Koersch, for K,onigs berg ; Amalia, Rander, for Revel ; Helene, Studermann, for Rostock; Success, Schmeer, :or Pillau ; Union, Brand, for Swinncmunde ; Anna Mada, Sprik, for Narva ; Volant, Mer chant, for St. Petersburg ; Speculation, Vagt, for Wismar, and Monarch, James, fur Wyaurg, hence at Elsinore Berselius. Backmann, from Stockholm ; Joseph P. Dobree, Hawkins, from St. Petersburg; Fame, Watson, froiri Riga; and Stadt Berlin, Meseck, from Danzic, for this port. at Elsinore Fanny, Stone. sailed from Falmouth for this port 14th Oct. Agricola Grayson. sailed from Deal for this port 14th Oct. Vigilant, Mullyart, hence at Ostend Emerald, Walker ; Providentia, Ahrens; Vrow Gesina, Lin deboom • Riga Packet, Voss: John Cunningham, Bailey, arid Herald, ' Hogg, hence at Riga Coatham, Dukes; Pursuit. Davidson; Undaunted, Primrose Emma, Lanes, and Supply. Mackie, hence at St. Petersburg Jenny. Jones, Wakeham, from Taganrog. at Gravesend Robert, Preston, from Workington to Limerick, at Milford, with trysail split Bertha. Elliott, from Malaga, at Standgate Creek Nora. from Newry to this p4.rt, at Falmouth Archibalds, Roes, and Hermana, Lukens, sailed - from Nantz for the Clyde 11th October British Queen, Kennedy, from Antigua, at Whitehaven Tweed, from Halifax, at Plymouth Joseph Cunard, Harrison, sailed from Cork for New York 13th October Sultana, Lyall, sailed from , fleal for Sydney 24th October Edward Bousteaa, hence for Sincapore, was spoken in lat. 44, long. 14 Ruby, Simms, from KirkwalL at this port, with cotton and ogwood, mart of the cargo of the Hanover, from Savannah to Cronstadt, wrecked in the Orkneys Sel na, hence for Africa, was spoken 21st August, in lat. 12 N long, 2 W Sr. JOHN. N.B. Sept. 23.—The Borneo, Young, from Liver pool to St. John. N.B was wrecked lgth instant, on Cranberry Head, :rear Musquash ; crew and materials saved. Naw YORK. Sept. 30.—A severe hurricane was experienced on the south coast of Florida 13th instant ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 4.—The Wave, Thompson, from Liverpool, which was on shore near Conslot Ist instant, was got off last night, after discharging her cargo, and is arrived here Mrantr., Oct. 6.—A quantity of deals, two masts, and a nam vd with " Charlotte" on it, -have come on shore near thi MISTED, Oct. B.—Several vessels are reported to be on shore on Skagen. and in this neighbourhood. DEAL, Oct. 15.—A barque reported to belong to Christian sand, from Liverpool to the Balt c, with salt, got on the Good- Sancbthis morning, but was assisted off, leaky, after throwing part of her cargo overboard, and proceeded to the northward: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBBR IB.—Wind N. fresh. .'.—Sheridan, De Pesster, from New York. Bingham, for Trieste—Will o'the Wisp, Stevens, for Oporto—British American, Pritchard. for Mobile— Active, M'Guftie, for Lisbon—Lady Harvey, Reid, for Msdeira, W.—Jane, M . Lerman, for Brache—Peri, Dawe, for Azores— mnd Auguste, Christenson, for Corsoer. Leo, at Wexford; Bolivar, of Sunderland; Pekin, of Glas >u , ; Transport, No 11 ; Niger; Ceres ; Helen Thompson d F4PIPTIft mar. :.. , by the Margaret (steamer; mail to Pictou aver ht. Lawrence oil the 28th Sept. on her w ay down with the Canadian Sir Henry Huntley, and Lady Huntley, hence at Prince Edward Island Clio, and . outer Johnny, hence at Quebec Peel's One. from Hull, ditto General Wiltshire, Leslie, hence at Virginia Russell Glover, Howes, and Virginian, Allen, hence at Nevi York Rambler, Gilbert, hence and Malta, at Constantinople Joseph Christal, Broad, sailed from Constantinople for this port 21st September Panope. Methuish, and Ann, Snell, hence at Lisbon Bridget, Wade, sailed from Lisbon for this port sth October Philomene, Ohiistenson, hence at the Scheldt H.M.S. Childers, sailed from [long Kong for Sydney 26 May •ul alsr, ue uaen, from Rio Janeiro, Constantinople Ann Jane, Rigby, sailed from Portsmouth for China 16th Oct. Wm. Nicol, Bushell, sailed from ditto for South Seas 16th ,tnhar Susannah Collings , Quance, from Taganrog at Rochester Sympathy, hence for Quebec, was spoken in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, out 54 days Antilles, Lee, sailed from Cronstadt for Glasgow 6th October Scotsman, Carmichael, sailed from Cronstadt Bth Oct. and tussle, Eufsler, 3rd October, both for this port Rurgermeister Kursten - - John Wi" KOStOCK Al am Wulff, " OS, and Juno, Spobn, for Danzie ; Devon, Harvey, for St. Petersburg; Godfrey, Waibbon, for Man; Juni, Voltz; Fer dinand, Bartells, and Robert, Brandt, for Stettin ; Clio, Taylor, for Cronstadt, hence at Elitinnra Alpha, Crawford, from Ardrossan to Dublin, parted her an chars I th Oct. in Whitehaven Roads, and was run on shore tlAssauan, Oct. 13.—The Shepherdess, Turner, from Tam pico to Bremen, has put in here with stress of weather Glasgow, from the Clyde to Demerara, was spoken 24th Sept 'R long. 31 Santa Martha, was spoken 27th Sen. N. 13 If ships were to hoist their numbers, and the numbet of the port they are from when meeting the Quebec and Pictou steamers in the St. Lawrence, the same would be reported by the captains of the steamers to Liverpool. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19.—Wind variable ROd light. ARRIVED.—Mary, Davidson, from Riga. •-•41,4 • kmeamer) Hewitt, for Halifax and Bos ton—Visiter, Zuili, for Halifax—Arequipa, Cragg ; Nile, An derson, and Baltesara, Kerton, for Valparaiso—Llama, Mavrds ley, for Porto Rico—Mary Worrall, Gardner, for Arica—Jane Stanley, Ford, for Vera Cruz—Placid, Cawsey, for Naples-- Frances, M'Keane, for Belize—Jasper, Williams, for Smyrna— Vixen, Stanford, for Venice—Pera, Reed, for Constantinople— Wilhelmine, Boyle, for Nakskow—Augusta, Neiirencke, for Ostend—Francisca, Bodow, for Stettin—and Jacher, Reding - ton, for Calcutta. Castilian Maid, Iven, hence at Algiers Packet, Briggs, hence at Gibraltar Superior, Sherries, from Malaga at Scill instant for this port and sailed 14th FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20.—Wind variable and light. A aniED.—Nestor, Walker, from St. John, N.B.—and Isabella ck, Walker, from Scilly. George Canning, from Kirkwall, at this port, with cargo of the Hanover, from Savannah to Cronstadt, which was wrecked at the Orkneys Frances, M'Kean, for Honduras, has put back Frankland, Christie, sailed front Batavia for London llth Alexandrina, Cheeseman, sailed from Saugor on the 13th of and Duchess of Clarence, Birch, on the 14th of June, both for this port Acadia, Younger; Importer, M`Pherson, and Pollock, Fra ser, hence at Miramichi Laurel, Bucket, hence at Dalhousie Martha Elizabeth, Koster, hence at Helvoht Royal Bride, from Antwerp for this port, at Plymouth George, hence at Bideford, with loss of spars, sails, Sic. and mate washed overboard Prince Albert, Fish, from Yarmouth for this port, at Cowes with cargo shifted and pumps choked Tam O'Shanter, hence for Riga, off Dover Parsee Merchant, from Quebec, off ditto SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21.—Winfi N.V. fresh. AR my D.—Dash, Anson, from Newfoundland—Smile, Strick ad, from Montreal. Rothcr, Mathews, hence at Genoa Atalanta, Robinson, hence at St. Petersburg hence off Pillau Norval, Reid, and Martin, Koop, hence at .n William, Wulff, hence at Danz 1, Bran Robert, Brandt, and Schmeer, llawsa bald, 1 :M Ide, fror m Jersey— LED.—Char for New Orleans Cora. Smith, off Cape Palm; m New Calabar. at this port. On 4th Aug. . spoke the Fanny Dawson, hence f or B onny On 7th Aug also off the Cape, spoke the Susan, Hamilton , , Wm. Pitt, Parry. from Maceio, at this port; sailed 2nd Sept. On 4th Oct. in lat. 36, long. 30, spoke the Indus, from Valparaiso ~ .r ~ .m. 1.e.,. Themis, Brown, from St. John, N.B. at this port. On 2nd, Oct. spoke the Enchantress. On Bth Oct. in lat. 46, long. 32 spoke the Como Henry Bliss, Cummings, hence for New York, at Cove, for water Wiil oithe Wisp, Stevens, hence for Oporto, at Kingstown Pallas. Padden, hence at Carthagena John Pearce, Luly, hence at Palermo Star, Ewart, sailed from Palermo 17th Sept. and Ruby, Ben. nett, 21st Sept. both for Liverpool Shelmelere, from Wexford for St. John, N.B. was abandoned in a sinking state, 3rd Oct. in lat. 44, long, 47. Crcw saved by the Them's. MONDAY, OCTOBER 23.—Wind W. fresh. An RlVED.—Briton's Queen, Smith, from Bombay—Ringdove, Candlish, from Rio de la Hlche; sailed lath May—Fanny, Stone, from Taganrog—Conte Vetoke, Ca.tellano, from Galli poli—Favourite, Harvey, from Denia—Eneriqueta, Paris, from Denia and Xabia— Bridget, Wade, ftom Lisbon—Olive Brcnch, Prink, from Gijon—Triton, Lawson, from L'Orient—Union, Vanderheyde, for Ostend—Heinrich, —, from Ghent—Cle mentina, Burnett, from Rotterdam—Dido, Malchow, from Dan zic—Enterprise, Gibbs, and Helvellyn, Tullage, from London. The crew of the Arkwright, (wrecked on the Brazil coast,) were saved, except the carpenter, one man, and two appren. Ann, Hall, hence to St. John, N.B. was spoken 28th Sept. in LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, OCT. 17 PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED , Sims, Winspear and Co. Liverpool, shipwrights; as far as regards J. Winspear—Brunton and Falconers, Howdon Pans, Northumberland, common brewers—W. and A. Wells, Leeds, viNne merchants—J. Edwards and F. Williams, Northwich, Cheshire, drapers. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. W. Robinson, Liverpool, glass dealer—first dividend of 4s. in the pound. Charles Mottram, Liverpool, wool broker—first dividend of 2s in the pound. William Wilking Bailey, Liverpool, merchant—third dividend of gd in the pound. J. Brooks, Liverpool, hotel-keeper—final dividend of 244 in the pound. Thomas Walker, Poulton le-Fylde, Lancashire, grocer. Edward Hemming, Astwood-bank, Warwickshire, needle mauutacturer. John Richards. Oxford. street, London, livery-stable-keeper. Ir.i./11, • •-• • ••• DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY Oct. 13.—ltobert John Day and Samuel Tayspill Day, Hal stead, Essex, wine-merchants. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED •Charles Clark, Tower-street, Westminster-road, London, baker. Alfred Campbell Cooper, Evesham, Worcestershire, draper. BANKRUPTS. William Hollis , Frearson, Wood-street, Cheapside, and West Ham, Essex, sewing cotton manufacturer. William Dickinson, Bexley, Kent, and Mill-wall, Poplar, mer. chant. Richard Sharp, Chelmsford, Essex, draper. John Wood, Coleman-street and Farringdon.street, London, tobacconist. Robert Tebbitt Abbott and Alfred Thwaytes Tebbitt, Bir mingham, wholesale tea-dealers. Anthony Gordon. William Cartwright, and James Blacket, Manchester, machine makers. DIVIDENDS Nov. E. Reynolds. Merton, Surrey, woollen•printer—g, H. Goodwin and C. Lee, l3ishopsgate-street within, London, ship_ owners—iu, R. uvillis and R. Davy, Oxford-street, London, drapers-7, T. Vincent, Edmondton, Middlesex, schoolmaster -10, J. Oliver, J. York and R. Harrison, Tipton, Staffordshire, ironruasters—p, •R. Bull, Cambridge, saddler-7, T. Skinner, Godalming, Surrey; butcher-7, W. White, jun. Aldersgate street, Londou, chemist-10, H. A. Hobbs, St. Peter's, Isle of Thanet, Kent, machine-makers. INSOLVENTS (PETITIONERS.) John Aylmore, West Mitering, Sussex, farmer. Charles Ellis Miller, Kensal-green, plumber. John Hinchcliff, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, grocer. Abraham Dawson, Huddersfield, clothier. Samuel Allen, Liverpool, shipwright. Thomas Goldsworthy Dutton, Arbour square, Commercial. road, and Leadenhall street, London, furnishing-ironmonger. George Hull. Shropshire•place, Tottenham-court Toad, Lon don, cab proprietor. P 'nett. Gi- ter 'eter Gui ...doucester, surgeon James VI uggett, goal, Kent, saddler. Samuel Lee, Soley-terrace, Amwell. street, London, ware houseman's assistant. Richard Parkin, Liverpool, pavier. Isaac Lomas, Sheffield, grocer. Jshn Tozer, Exeter, farrier. Robert Sutton Mannings, Bath, coal mershant. Thomas Anslow, Shrewsbury, upholster. Samuel Knight. Windmill-street, St. Pancras, smith. Thomas Atwood, Green walk, Holland-street, accountant. Thomas Bennett, Norwich, upholsterer. John Last. Landsdown Cottages, Hackney, clerk in a Govern ment office. John Wingate Nicolson, Jewin-erescent, Aldersgate street, London, town traveller. William Horatio Johnson, Camden-town, cbinaman, and Lisle-street, Leicester-square, London, house-agent. FROM !FRE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. B. Mason and J. Collinson, Doncaster, attornies—E. Par rett and G. Mearson, Wellington-street North, Strand, London, advertising agents—J. Pollard and C. Roberts, Walworth-build ings, City.road, London, carpenters—J. Bitllen, T. W. Polding and S. Cowell, Liverpool, ale dealers—Williamson and Pratt, Berners-street, Oxford-street, London. wine.rnerehanto. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. J. G. Pallister and J. M. R. Newrick, Sunderland, grocers. H. Brown and J. Coombs, Windsor, bankers. T. Fisher, Selby, Yorkshire, linen-draper. J. Todd, Hylton-ferry, Durham, ship-builder. T. Bell, Newcastle upon-Tyne, grocer. H. Fawcus, Stockton-upon-Tees, Durham, timber-merchant. Chaloner, Chester, currier. H. and J. Hedger. Coventry, watch-manufacturers. W. W. Harvey, jun. Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, coach. maker. W. W. Harvey, sen. Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, coach. maker. W. W. Harvey, sen. and jun. Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, coach-makers. .1. Cocker, Barnsley, Yorkshire, dyer S. and B. Musgrave, Leeds, dyers T. and J. Parker, J bbott, and others, 'Act' BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. 'tigham, Bolton, Lancashire, w ovision dealer. _.:on-under-Lyme. brick-maker. BANKRUPTS. phraim Brain, Rodney.street, Pentonville, copper-plate Andrew Cur John Whipple, Crown-street, Finsbury, stay manufacturer, James Graham West, Wandsworth, grocer. William Mills, Birmingham, upholsterer. James Bourne, Bemmersley, Staffordshire, printer DIVIDENDS. Nov. 16, R. 'awl', Brighton, coach.maker—ls, and W. Upton, Halkin-street, Be!grave-square, Lon( makers-15, V. Jay, Castle-lane, Southwark-bridge .3 • A. Stocken ion, coach. .road, Lon don, hat-manufacturer-15, li. Caston, Basingstoke, monger—Nov. 15, W. Harrington, jun. Aldgate, linen-draper— W. Chapman and C. M. Woodyer, Wapping, coal-merchants— Nov. 10, J. Hunton, Bishopsgate• street, and Ironmonger-lane, London, linen-drapers—Nov. 10, S. Salomson, Threadneedle street, London, merchant-14, H. Mason, Calver, Derbyshire, cotton- spinner. MEETINGS or CREDITORS FOR LIVE RPOOI OCTOBER 1, Sarah Chapman, (proof) 1, Richard Shepherd, (proof and div District Ci Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, '2nd) Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, HOUR, :ourt, 11 William Swan, jun. iaudit) Francis Twigden Walker, (audit) Clegg and Whitby, (audit) somas James Whidborne, (Ist) Ain Murray and Wm. Brown, 'Leod, Wood & Co. (audit).... comas Price, (proof) Richard Goolding. (proof and div ) miles Clarke, (2nd) t t o 0 0 . o • • fi ▪ e. C 7 m cam. : 0 printer. 6) 41, 13 El X t-,1 C m orK 7:,77 ;4 —c' e I per 31, per cw !7s per cwt Inger brought 100 bags Pimento lid, and 2,000 bags Black Pep- I to aid per lb.—Rice.-I,ooq bags Bengal sold at 10s 6d t.—Rum.-200 puns Jamaica have been sold at 3s 4d to or ordinary, and 4s 6d to 4s gd for fine marks, and 50 casks Demerara at 2s 4d for 18, to 3s 6d per gallon for 38 per cent. 0. P. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, OmniErt 17. The arrivals into this port Coastwise since Tuesday last are trivial, while those of Irish produce, notwithstanding the prevalence of boisterous weather, are still to a fair extent ; we have also to notice 3136 quarters of Wheat from the Baltic and Mediterranean, and 2955 barrels Flour from Canada, the latter admissible at the low fixed duty of 7id per barrel. This morning's market opened with much confidence on the part of holders, and baying a good attendance of both town and country millers, sales of new Irish Wheat were readily effected to a fair extent, at an improvement of 3d. to 4d. per bushel on the rates of this day week ; and several parcels were again taken on speculation. Fo reign as well as English Wheats may be noted Id. to 2d. dearer, but were in comparatively li m it e d d eman d . Fresh Irish Flour was in moderate request at previous rates ; in Foreign little doing. Prime Malting Barley, were any at hand, would bring 345. to 365. per quarter. Beans and Pease in slow re quest, without alteration in value. Otis and Oatmeal met a better sale to-day, recovering the decline stated on Friday last. CORN EXCITANGE, -FRIDAY The duties on Foreign Wheat and Flour have now advanced to 20s per quarter and 12s per barrel respectively ; on Barley also the impost is raised this week to Ss ; on Colonial Barley to !s. and on Beans to 25 6d per quarter. The moderate fresh supplies of the past few days are almost exclusively from Ireland, having very little Coastwise, and scarcely an arrival from abroad; thus with much less pressure on the market, consequent upon the improved demand exner enced last week, a tolerable inquiry from tl millers, veral parcels of Wheat taken on speculation, the trade has tinned to preserve a firm aspect, and for this grain at least the tendency has been again to rather better prices. At this day's market there was a pretty good attendance of the trade ; new Irish Wheats, still commanding a preference, were mostly eleared off at an advance of Id to 2d per bushel over Tuesday's quotations, and in this description a fair amount of business was done; Foreign Wheats were also held for a slight improvement, but sales were by no means freely made.— Good fresh Irish flour met a steady sale, and obtained rather more money, while American and Canadian parcels, of which little choice quality is offering, remained in slow reqnest, with out amendment in value. There are buyers of States Flour in bond, but no prime brands to be under 22s per barrel. We are still without any supply of Malting Barley, the first ar rivals of which will dud ready sales ; grinding samples, as well as Beans and Pease, are in moderate request at our last cur rency. Mealing Oats were more inquired for to-day, and a few lots of prime new Irish remaining unsold, such brought 2s aid to 2s 5d Per 451b.—Oatmeal, toth new and old, was held firmly for full prices; considerable free on board sales have been made this week, and, at a little below our quotations, some quantity on hand would be taken to hold over. PRICES OF. GRAIN Wheat, la , 701 b Engli h Welsh, Scotch & Mk Irish Ditto, old liye, English, qr Barley, English Scotch & Irish, s dolb Malt, English, tp qr Irish Oats, 14 , 701 b. E'lish & Scotch, new Irish. fine qualities good middling undried Welsh red s. d. s .._:• 7 0 @ 7 ‘1 white , , 0 d 0.... 6 2 —6 9 d 0... . 6 3 -- 7 0 do, .... IrishdOth __ ---- old .... 3 6 4 0 d 0..... S .5 0 —6l 0 brown.. • 47 0 --53 0 do. .... -- old .... 2 3i-- 2 4i 'N 2 3 2 3i , do. 2 1— 2 2 J -- .black Beans, English, qr.. Scoteh&irish,*4Bolls !do. .... Pease, English, white.. 38 0 —4O 0 blue.... Do. & Irish.... maple 33 0 —36 0 grey .. Tare; 19 qr Flour, r 280th English, fine Irish Oatmeal, 70 11. of 240th 41 0 !super 40 0 —4l 0 ido. DIED _ - At Leamington, the Honourable Colonel 'MURRAY. grandsor to the late and nephew to the present Duke of Athol, and z member of the House of Keys, Isle of Man. In Newry, aged 82 years, she Rev. W. HAMILTON, for fifty end faithful minister in the Wesleyan Me MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 21. There has been a steady sale for every article for consumption ... _ durir g• the week, and the aspect of the trade in all our leading five years a zealous an. markeas has been of that progressive improvement. Supplies thodist Connexion. both from Iceland and by the way of Wakefield will, on reference On the sth ultimo, aged 17 months, ANN, only child of Mr, to the bst of imports, be seen to be tolerably extensive. WILLIAM CROMPTON, Warrington. At Liverpool yesterday all articles bore some advance upon On the <ard ult.. at New Shoreham, aged 88 years, WILLIAM the prices of Tuesday, whilst Wakefield improved 2s to 35 per GRESLEY, late of Brighton. quarter for Wheat upon last week's rates. On the 3rd instant, at Gainsborough, aged 7 yea's, Mr. Our 'Corn Exchange is f u lly a t tended to-dey. As regards THOMAS CUCKSON, formerly carrier to Epwort 7 h. He was Wheat the demand runs principally upon new Irish which an early attendant on the late JOHN WESLEY when he visited realises 3d to 4d per bushel advance upon the rates of our last : Gainsborough, and remembered well his preaching from one of the 'same improvement is quoted upon English. Old, is 2d the shop steps in th e market-place. higher. Same day at Bridlington, aged 87 years, Captain LOWRY. Good superfine Flour, both English and Irish are is to is 6d On the sth instant, at his humble residence in St. Mary's per sack dearer, with a steady safe at the advance. Common lane, Tewksbury, in the 84th year of his age, Mr. SAMUEL supers and fine are only in moderate deman ,at a, improve- BUDGE, an opul en t tanner, who, from his eccentric habits, ment of 6d to is per sack. O ats are held firmly at full the rates parsimony, and great wealth had acquired the name of " the of our last. Meal excites some attention, and there is more Tewksbury Jemmy Woods." inclination to purchase at a small advance upon previous quo- On the sth instant, aged 17, HARRIET, daughter of Mr. tations. Beans are very scarce, and fully Is per quarter higher. JOHN SUTBERST , coop er , B apt i st-street. Malt steady at late prices. On the lf th instant, at Whitehaven, aged s -- g years, Mr. Whf. .-- .. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, OCT. 17. Same day, at Old Shildon, aged 81 years, Mrs. WILLIAM COPLAND. Same day, Mrs. BELL, o f B e ll grade, near Kirkcudbright. The steamer's non-arri va l i n d uces purc h asers rather to look on than oper a t e ; consequent l y the demand i s li- the lith instant, at his residence, Moodhall, mited, and not. much business has been d one . Th e sales agednOn the 4s, 13thinstant, in tlh JOHN FIELDER tE e 6tASDEh y , de ply of his age,lyrey-grettedougleton, . EMMA, do not exceed 2,500 t o 3,000 b a l es, at yesterday's prices, On with a quiet, but steady and firm mark e t ; a f ew h un d red widow of Mr. JOHN CALEY , sa i lmaker. bales taken for exp o rt. Same day, at Great Cr o sby, age d go, Mr. RICHARD FISHER. Same day, at New Pandon street, Gateshead, aged 34, Mrs. ELIZABETH APPLE. COTTON MARKET,—Ocronza 23. On the I,th instant, at the rectory, East Clandon, Surrey, in —— Our Cotton market is labouring under a somewhat subdued his gsd year, JOHN MARTYR, Esq., of Guildford, senior tone. The demand from the trade is only moderate. On Sa- benches of the loon. society of the Middlesex Temple. 25 2 7 turciay aOOO bales were sold, and to day about the same quan- Same day, at Cobham, Surrey, in his Stith year, ARTHUR 34 2 3 tit,. Prices are rather lower than they were last week —say id STREET. 2 3 2 4 to ad 7p tb :in other respects no change. Same day, after a short illness, aged 37, CATHERINE, wife 2 2 2 3 of Mme CLEGG, Crown Vaults, Byrom-street. Sa day , at Fairfield, aged 31 years, ESTHER, wife of Mr JOHN BREADNER. Same day, at late Maple Ha, _ . Same bay, at Was COTTON MARKET -WEEKLY REPORT, 2 3 —35 0 The demand for Cotton continued good on Saturday and —32 0 Monday, and a fair extent of business was done at steady prices; ____ ___ on Tuesday the sales were very trifling, and on the arrival of 30 0 _ 32 0 the Boston steamer, bringing contradictory, but, on the whole, Years. 0 —34 0 rather more favourable intelligence of th e grow i ng crop, the y On the 15th instan t , trade and speculators withd rew i n a great measure from the 41 0 —4B 0 market; and as some disposition t o r ea li ze h as shown itself, the HAZELL, father of M i. 1 o —43 0 few sales since made are at a reducti on o f id to id per lb on terrace, North Birke n h ea d American, and id on Surat, whilst Brazil, Egyptian, and Sea . a 18 d —2O 0 Island are again somewhat hirher. S' .•1..--- . .consistant ma— Lged 84, JOHN ATKINSON, Esq, ee, Mr. WILLIAM CARR, aged 87 year, Mr. THOS. 11, Wellington- He was for upwards of sixty years MADDER, 114 cwt. s. d. s. d Dutch, crop BO 0 —7O 0 ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, Oinbro 50 0 —35 0 From the 13th to the lgth Oct. inclusive. v v uatmene 32 9 —4O Mull 10 0 —3O fi 6 French, S.F. 40 0 —4B 8 0 S.F.F Z 0 0 —55 6 0 SALES OP THE WEE 1 4 22 40 Stained 4920 Bowed Georgia A f Mobile - -)9 " 1 Alabama and Tennes New Orleans 12 0 If Pernambuco &Parai. 1 Aricati and Ceara 840 Bahia and Maceio 810 {Maranham Sawginued Minas Para 1424 11 3! .••• II 1 .... il Demerara. b2O Egyptian , Barbadoes Surinami,&c Peruviiir. 8 •••• i I I J 4 • 1} " } Same POTTER day, in ( IS 3d. 1218. is Odper Id } 2s. do 13Is 6d ig. New Patients admitted I._ Patients prescribed tor, ann assistance during ti and Surgical cases Upon recommendation; House Visiter LONDON & Jamaica. Leeward hi. Den:. A Beth Havana irk, Bostor Charleston, Savann, New Orleans British North n.n-.e Newfounaland Brazils River Plate .. East Indies .. China Batavia 1 900 i 18Q5 roes Hazel!, of No. iris have taken ...° a, uuael. irom the Rev. John Wesley y,itiv nmencan, I,tiyu rer , ambuco,4oo Laguira and 500 Cartha- Same day, at Southport, aged 67 3 i gena, and Exporters 200 American and 100 Surat. 500 Sea Is. CHARLES, late shipchandler, of this tow n . land and 300 Stained are de c l are d f or auct i on on Friday next. S ame d ay, of cons umption, Mr. THOMAS FISHER, professor of the cornopean, deeply regretted by his family and numerous friends. years, Mr. ROBERT Same day, aged 8 months, HARRIET EMMA, the beloved child of Captain WILLIAMS, Summerseat. Same day, in Douglas, Isle of Man, aged 48 years, ELIZA- Prices paid I /lt POR. T s BETH, NN itP of the Rev. Vicar-General HARTWELL, minister in the week. This Wk. thisyear of St. George's Church, Douglas. 1 ____ ______ Same day, at New Matton. a."e. —,..i., age 73, Mr. THOMAS L0NG ......,., teumonger. Deceased went to bed on Saturday night in his usual state o f h ea l th, but, about balf.past one o'clock, 1 482 f 413702 complained of pain in his shoulder, which, after some rubbing, appeared to subside ; h e a f erwards complained of sickness, and, }Bl3 260 about two o'clock, hi s w if e spoke to him and discoverod that he was in a dying stat e . Th e f am i ly were summoned immediately to his room, and a me di ca l gentleman sent for, but, before his , z 873 arrival, th e d eceased had expired. He died of disease of the 16546 heart. On the 16th instant, at Sunderland, in his 81st year, Mr 26657 RICHARD DOWELL, builder. • • Same day, at hi s res i dence, 23 RICHARDayA TKI awfully 0 N. °^- sudden, Mr. JOHN DICKEN SON, of ,77 4 6 Altear, g ame k eeper to the Earl of Sefton. 244 On the 17th i nstant, JOHN JAMES, infant W. MOLYNEUx a-street ed s 8 yea; [pe-parade, Brighton, aged 87, ARCHIBALD _ BRYSON, Esq. 12684 On the 18th instant, ages -,..., „ ELIZABETH', wife of Mr, THOMAS ROBERTS, bricklayer, Prince Edwin -street. On .the 18th instant, Mr. KicirA it D JACOBSON, publican, Denniscn.street, aged as years, after a long and painful illness, much regretted by his family and friends. 37325 Same day, at the residence of her son-in-law, the Rev. T. Roger, Prescot, after a protracted illness, Mrs. EDWIN STAN ___. 533 LEY, aged 6d yea rs . 156 Same day, at the re s id ence of Mr. Lax, surgeon, H a l ton, near 0 Runcorn, Mr. A i.vx A v.A.,,, . L. GRA k On the 19th instant, CHARLES JOHN, infant son of Mr. C B. ROBINSON. Same day, at Pendleton Priory, near Manchester, MABEL LOUISA, relict of the late GEORGE GARDINER, Esq. On the 20th instant, at Seaforth, aged 24, Mr. ECCLES. ADAM On the 21st instant, at her residence, Copperas-hill, aged ANN HUTCHINSON, after a long and pain ;, Mr. WILLIAM Same day, aged ;g, JOHN, eldest son of Mr. BROCKLE_ HURST, of Prescot. He was a young man of great promise, and enjoyed the esteem of numerous friends, who sincerely de plore his loss. Yesterday, ALICE, daughter of Mr. J. TEMPLE ELLER BECK, of North-street, Toxteth-park, aged 9 weeks. TELEGRAPH OFFICE, OCTOBER 23 Wind at Holyhead, W.N.W. fresh breeze morning and noon West, ditto, in the evening. No vessels to report. LMONTELY REPORT.] EYE AND EAR INFIR MARY. CORNER OF HARFORD-STREET, MOUNT-PLEASAN . Dr. Edwards and Mr. Neill. Henry Crossfield, Esq. EYE DEPARTMENT. the month of September ' --- ho have received Surgical - nth of September ..... Total ..ince the commencement EAR DEPARTMENT. atients prescribed for, and who have received Surgical assistance (luring the Month of September • Total since the commencement NORTHERN HOSPITAL, OCTOBER 21 [WEEKLY REPORT.] A PrIII ITTED. DISCHARGED. I Relieved and at own request 5 5 i Attending as Out Patients. 7 Consulting Surgeon, William Gill, Esq. ~, Rev. T. Hornby and H. J. Sanderson, Esq Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq. Chaplain, Rev. Wm. Huoies._p„,,..._ PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S Outward ;0 0 I 30s odq 0 0 0 0 120 0— 0 0 40 0I 40 0 - 0 0 20 0- 0 0 140 0 30) ° 0 2 8 5 0 ° 40 0 30 0- 40 0 35 o, 40 0 o 0 105 0 0 0 do fl 35 0-40 0 o 0I 40 0— ——llo3o— 17 6 i 17 ( 50 0 140 C New South Walt Cape of Good Hope Africa Gibraltar .. Valparaiso, &.c Malta, Micily, &c. . Constar LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT Asngs Montreal,Pot 26 o ® -- Pearl, new 23, 0 BATIK, Quereit 7 6 Oak, la ton 4'6 • 0 .K.5.F.F.65 0 70 0 Sicily, &c... 50 . 5 Spanish 51 0 —53 0 Tuscany.... --- MOLASSBS. gr , cast. CASSIA LIGNEA,S. d. a. d St. Lucia, &c... 23 0 —24 0 - - 1,3 cwt. in Lc! 50 0— 60 0 Demerara, &c.. 24 0 —2ti 0 ;2600 CLOVER -SEED, cwt. Dar -tic Antigua. 27 o —2B 0 American, red 47 0—55 0 At UNJ.nICT, ewt.. nominal Dutch nominal Om, Olive, 252 zal/4. French & Germ. Gallipoli COCOA, 13' Cut. Trieste , 42 0— 46 0 Sicil Grenada .. 1„, „ „ Mal; Brazi COFFEE, cw•t. in bond .lama. triage 1 „ 0 ordinary .. J good& Tine o. 66 0— 88 0 good mid fine mid. &c. 135 0- Dutch, triage l 30 0 — ordinary .. I " good &fine o. £2 0— middling .... 65 0— good mid. So 0- tine mid., &c Mocha Ceylon Java .. Havana 112 0-125 0 -163 0 45 0- Sc, 0— good& fine. St. Domingo, Brazil 28 0- 32 0 25 0- 27 0 J 24 0- 26 0 35 0- Laguira DYEWOODS, qp , ton 4. a. Logwood, Jam. 5 10— Carnpeachy 7 0— Fustic, Span 4 0— Tampico 5 5 Brazil Cuba NICARAGUA WOOD Rio de la Hache Lima, solid .... 13 0- 13arwood, Ango.s 0— Gaboon 3 10— Cainwood l2 0-- Red San. Wood 6 0— FLAX, ton, Riga. P.T.R P'burg, g head 32 0- Archangel 36 0 Dutch & Flem 45 0- GALLS, cwt. Turkey, blue 56 0— mixed 50 0— East India GINGER, ap Mt. Barbadoes 45 0-- Jamaica Go E. India, in bd i i 0— GI:Al, 19 , cwt. Arabic, Turkey 80 0— 140 0 East India. 24 0— 68 0 Barbary Senegal .... 110 0— 0 0 Ramp, p ton .to S P'burg, clean 30 0— 3/ 0 outhhot 29 0— Riga, Rhine 30 10- Archangel Manilla . Bombay . Jute . limas, Ox and Cow B. Ayres and M ,nferior & mid. Do. salted ....0 N. Amer. salted 0 Rio, dry Valimriiiso, dry 0 . Odessa, &c. dry I b salted.. 0 44-- 0 5 Kips, Horse, d. each 7 HORSE. HAIR, if. , lb. Short mixed . long tail combed f o 6 I 0 I d v. lb. in /pond. Bengal. pur. & violet • 0 — blue & violet 0 0— blue Q 0— violet, & tine 7 0 ord. & mid. 6 0 violet & cop mixed j i 4- cop. g . 8, fine ord. & mid. 3 9 con. quality O udc Madra 3natimala, Floras Sobres Cortes Cortes LAC DYE, s. d. s 7 3 7 8 3 - 8 6 6 6 - 7 0 70- 7 3 .45 d —47 0I .42 0 —43 0 .41 0 —42 0 none here 40 I -42 0 29 10 - 0 0 -39 0 -23 0 .... Smyrna .... Manilla 1060 Surat .. 10 Madras .... Bengal Is 0 —9 6 33 10 400 Laguayra 5 35 0 20: Common West India 6 32 0 501 Carthagena I Levan -- .... n Palm, f. ton o Fish,v , 252 / LUNSMID, :p ciel3l 0 Rape, pale do. 38 0 Turpen. Cu) .60 0 I Ries, cwt CaroWna,Cirefis.24 0 • in bond 15 0 - 90 u Bengal, ord. do 8 0 IJarria 12 to 16 o. p... 2 3 stronger 2 10 choice marks 4 0 1 SAFFLOWER, 7,9 , CWi I Benga etq c 710 Bombay 4 10 SA ISPETRE, qp• cult. s. 510 Emit Inclia 6 0 0 SouthAmericanl3 0 7 0 SIiBLI. LAC. 214. cult orange liver and block 30 0 —4O 0 SKINS, Neutria, 4),/07., C o —l2 o Chinchilli, do. JO 0 —25 0 ISeal, each I 3 a SHLTMAC, Sicily.. Malaga. Trieste, Verona Tyrolese SUGAR, 2f. eta. B.P. Muscovado 80- 8 3 00- 0 0 7 0 - 8 0 50- 6 • 70- 8 6 moist brown 55 3 —36 0 dry brown 57 0 —59 0 good & mid 61 0 —66 9 fine &v. fine 67 0 —C9 0 Mauritius, dabs and mo 4S 0 —55 0 brown & yel. 56 6 —63 6 fine yellow 6t o —67 0 East India, Bengal Khaur 46 0 —SO brown & yel. 52 0 good and ifined7 0 --68 6 extra fine.... 69 0 —7O 0 Manilla, it, bd. 16 0 —2l 0 Havana, do. brown . 0 white ord, Brazil, in bond, brown yellow 77 -18 0 lir7 0 -21 0 24 0 -26 • 15 0 -18 0 00- 0 0 _ ~ .. white ord. .. 20 d —23 0 good and fine 24 0 —2d 0 P'burgh, Y.O Archangel .. Buenos Ayres TAR, lib bri -41 6 -41 0 Archangel Carolini Virginia 11 s —ix 6 Cream of tartar 62 8 —66 brown and y 0.53 0 TEA, 49 It,. in biind Bohea, Fokein Congou, corn. 1 ti— mid. to tine. i 4 Twankay, corn. I 4 mid. to good 1 4 Pekoe, Orange I 6 Campoi corn. to good Hyson Skin to She 1 4 Souchong, cons. 1 2 Pekoe, flowery Hyson, corn Young Hyson 1 ti Imperial Gunpowder, good and fine 0- TOBACCO, lt. lb. in bond. J. River, Leaf.. 0 24- eration to ptain JO ,ew .Ickboii, I DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, OCT inarset. "'rime wneat s o ld f ree l y a t an i mprovement of 6cl p er : L . . i y r ptt n ls i e i tt e oh p De b e In andt Ch; niece y il en n cs n et ea to , n t N . l . Ea barrel, and secondary qua l i ti es were i n better demand than of LAVINIA LYTTLETO:, late. Oats were also 3d per b arre l dearer. In Barley no alter:,_ tion. came nay, JI _,KKET, O CT . 20. of Mr. JAMES BF We have had only a very poor show of prime beasts and sheep On the 17t. today, the worst for some time past. Good t:eet; therefore, JOSEPH, thin, found buyers at an advance of les to 15 per head ; and prime Birkenhead, to Mutton, if not dearer, was ready sale at very full prices. A %YAWING, Esq., number of inferior beasts and sheep unsold. - :11 instan on of a LIZABE' Same da 4A fi IN, of SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, OCT There was again a very dull and rienr,..Q.,l r..ae .- A . e ,day, at Upton.,l3Y-t u,pa ,00GUL clUt . CO. thing selling slowly at reduced prices, notwithstandi WILLS, spinster, age were not overa 2d p as sass. s sssOltialt s ac per D.D., JAMES CLARK& RC __...-.d to dd danvlder of. THOMAS (Per stone of sib, stone lower than on Monday, and Veal and Pork tro t compared with the quotations of that day sinking the offal Yorkshir WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, OCT There has been a great attendance of buyers at On the 19th instant, at Haldane Stewart, MA. RICHARD RICHARDSO this day's I iiinE - -- _ per quarter, and a consid er abl e extent of business has wv been Same , day, nxteni- at St. ars. An done. Barley yet comes sparingly to hand, and has commanded Gardener, Mr. E. B H an advance of Is per quarter. Oats and Shelling sell freely, at youngest daughter of tt rather better prices than last week, and Beaus are the turn Same day, at the Sa dearer. JONES, of t - WILLIAM _ _ Same day, at Accr BIRMINGEIAM CORN MARKET. OCT. 18. DEvERILL. F' During the present week holders of English Wheat firm y de- daughter of manded au advance of is to 2s per quarter on both old and new of Mill .hill, near . samples; and sales have been made at this improvement, which Same day, at St is reluctantly paid by millers in the absence of a rise on ♦►,o .._ .- Accident is town, to FA Ftuthin. _Vicholson, THOS. of Nottingham. to MARY JANE, eldest JONATHAN WOOD, Bank-terrace, and late P. 113,1,11.1”, lEl,Lbuy ELIZABETH, ready oi a rise on the Henry •HoWairth-, El.N..zo.tuvEusrgen,,ornßaaucliepnstta. retail price of flour Malting Barley is still scare, and finds d daughter of DAVID WHITEHEAD, Esq., of Holly. seeon ready buyers at last week's prices. G r i n d ing i n request, and 6d mount, to Is per quarter dearer. Old and new English Beans are freely taken at about is per quarter inure money. Fine Pears made 58 3d to of lii h Oats have been disposed of at former rates, PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL 5 0 WOOD, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid Archangel self; 10 @ 17 Memel l4 10 13 10 - 6 10 Wyburg l4 10 - 2 16 Petersburg 14 0 S. d PLANKS, per foot of 2 iuches thick. 17 6 Danzig, Deck 4 3 British American Pine .. LATHWOOD, per fathom Danzig, 4 feet British American MAHOGAN►, per foot of 1 inch this Honduras Cuba St. Domingo 1 0 O.AK PLANKS, British AlliCriOSO PKAKIYOOD, per cubic feet STAVES, per 1200 Danzig, C. Pipe Hhd €lOO • -140 0 none 45 0 15 0 Quebec, red, li inch thick, 130 0 and 54 feet long Do. Puncheon Ti MIER, per cubic foot. s. d. Oak 1 4 Pine, British Amer. common 0 g Danzig,middling Memel, middling Riga.red NAME Birmingham and Derby Birmingham and Gloucester Brandling J unction Chester and Birkenhead Dublin and Kingstown Dundee and Arbroath ...... Durham and Sunderland Edinburgh and Glaseow astern Counties Glasgow and Ayr.; Glasgow and Paisle Great North of England Great Western Hull and SelbY Liv Birmingham -56 e London and Brighton London and London and Greenwich Southwestern Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Manchester and Birmingham Manchester and Leeds Midland Counties llVto Newcastle and Carlisle — i Newcastle and North Shields 15850 Northern and Eastern North Midland.. -- North Union G4I9 Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen I 13223 Preston and Wyre Sheffield and Manchebter South Eastern Taff Vale Ulster York and North Midland 4 0 3 • 3 0 DISCHARVED Relieved RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS (From the Railway Magazine of Saturday.) Cor . wk . Pasen- i Money. gets. Jost year 9 9 I 674 540 1 612 !833 1 1U56 289 ! 1039 LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, OcT ADM ITTb:i) 3 In-patients none 3 0 eldest son o , NN MORDY lintshire, to the—HOn ughter of the Dowager • Lady ERR to ELIZA ANN, only daughter st. :►Tarp's Church, Birkenhead, late JOHN ASPINALL, Esq., of 1, eldest daughter of WILLIAM ailaw. Mr. THOS seventy-three, to comely figure and by the Rev. J. Sharpe, tin K N., to ANNE. eldest , Esq., of Whitgift-hall, arch. by the Rev. Jame second son o: Parliament- street, tc by the Rev. T GPORGE BATE West Pert N, of this town, to MARIA, ER WHITE. Chapel, I hill, Mr. THOS NY, third daughter of Mr. JOHN