The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-08-29 00:00:00

______ -- --- - - ,- - ---- T 1 _ lA4g. Aimist 29 1848. .. _ _ , 111 It, LIVERPO 0 1 —____--- ag the gentle' k , b(pping • *lil - eiligrzur. I Ann MusgfaVe, Tickler, from Hamburg, at Deal, and sailed for this port. 'llarttets. ary exertiOnai North Pole, Walker, from Callao, and Roscoe, from Prince air Iftal and se a : Edward Island, at Cove. 411:711. e Ocean iri" Altt• ,vTUESDAY, AUGUST 22.--Wind N.W., fresh. Mysore, Blyth, from Havana, at London. LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET, AUG. 25. MA Nbra o an.—Ellerslie, HarVey, from Callao—CEolus. Driscoll ; GIBRALTAR, 15th Aug.—G-orgiana, Clegg, frotri Palermo Sugar.—The t demand continues very limited, and the sales . Wi ais creditable ?,/,, i , „T . !, Roach ; Holyoake, Day; and Ginsey, Tho m p s o n , for Liverpool, which was on shore on the East Beach 6th sold 3, 36 50 6 A1 . 11 t d 0 5g 5 ..P.and 2000 bags Brazil have been mac h e 1 _ . 1 . ' l eans —Woodside, Higgins, Mobile—Pet, Brown, Mon- August, has been got off, and proceeded. for brown, and 395. to 40s. 6d. per have oard the Bra' b o , a a .Isabel, Granby, Charente—Queen, Amos, Danzic—Jane, cwt. for low to middling white, and 150 hhds., 800 bris. Porto at ad' al partY, Pr o ' " l og, Gibraltar. Rico and Cuba Muscovado at former rates. Lower rates have a fair , ,nitaiestic, Wylie, • SUNDAY, AUGUST 27.—Wind W., moderate. again been accepted for Molasses, a cargo of 250 puns. fine the w ARRlVEmphitrite, De Grave, from Ostend—Waterlily, Porto Rico having been sold at 18s. to 18s. 3d., and 501 uns. mark other artieloo from Ronny, at this port; sailed 3rd June, Police-Offi eef 4 t a fr r O it Fernando PO 12th June. ree, C ra i g. Bonand, from Antwerp. St. Lucia at 16s. per cwt. from the quay. CoffeeaLJamaica.— exper landedfrom Old Calabar, at this port I sailed 15th of SAILED : —OId England, Tee, Shanghr—Java, Perry, New is quite neglected. Of foreign, the sales are 250 bags fine vance y were lane, and from Fernando Po 3rOth June. York—Orion, Connor, Naples—Water Witch, Murray, Oporto ordinary Laguayra and 100 bags Rio at 325. per cwt. A small basin Is which NW z e l s o,lT, for New York, hai put back leaky. I Sir Edward, Rae, Pernau. lot of foreign Cocoa brought 285. to 325. per cwt., 30 bags load c / . .:',Ptoa, Robertson, from Matanzas, at I•lmoutsi. Pimento 3d., and 400 bags black Pepper 24d. to 3d. per lb.— on Ba survivors Pe r i',py Amherst, Mayhill, from Smyrna, at Anjer, and sailed Mary, Jones—Jessie, Moore--Waterloo, Jones—Agnes, Tiro- Ricca—There has been a very good demand . both from the_ the in iita Poe; 25th May. die—Amelia, Al•Kinnon—Archibald, Kerr, and Despatch, Dar- trade and speculators; 20,000 bags East India sold at an ad 'lt suggests a lan i d aetion, Sproule, 'bailee at ditto, and salted for Shanghae nell, hence Pillau.. vance of 6d. to Is. per cwt. on last week's quotations. Holders ill take p1a0 , 3 1 aline Lord Panmure, Al•Leod, and Bellona, Ritchie, hence at Wy- requiring higher rates for Rum has checked business, and the sales are confined to 80 puns. Demerara, at Is. Bd. for proof, to . The ho aPPe a , re t I n l ;:t e ti . rerrae• , Salmon, hence at ditto,And sailed for Manilla 18th burg, perform that Sal Wanderer, Pascoe, and Alice Wilson, hence at Cronstadt. 3s. for strong, and 3s. 3d. for a choice mark, with a small lot m g w ' much an O W li on ,„ - wo , n, and alien, Stewart, hence at dtto, and sailed for Ruby, Clark, hence at Riga, of fine East India at Is. 9d. per gallon, proof. la, up „ aa , Caroline, Cadenny,-aailed from Zante for this port 28th July. Tea.—Since the arrival of the Overland Mail, a little more l v ,Tka . re ; and ~ ,l 't N t -g.p t lig 25th June. proceeds 0 , ha ut !' a, Mundy, and John rugnale, Killick, hence at ditto, -, n,, a sailed for Shanghae 25th June - . . Theodore, Preall, from St. Domingo—Clydesdale, Freema n , disposition has been shown by the trade to do business, whilst s r - Jr? , 4 from Oaba—and Linden, York, from St. John, N. 8., at Cove. the holders show more firmness, and the market closes steady, PP • ening, tO' til , f411)do, Mercador, henre'at Manilla. The Prince of A ales, (steamer,) from Belfast for Fleetwood, but not much business doing. our n the very d e ll' u mget, Candlish, froth Newport, at Hong Kong. was in contact yesterday morning, at half-past two, off Point of Very little doing in East India Drysaltery Articles, and the being 5, we are it ( ' 4i i L li Fi T elden, Huntress, sailed from ditto for Sydney, Ayr, Isle of Man, with a new smack, name unknown. The sales reported consist only of 70 chests of Shell Lac at 318. to ~ , steamer sunk ; 'three passengers and four of the crew drowned. 375., 200 bags Bengal Turmeric at 155., and 300 hhds. of Tincal lo au) LI" at large) , ad„ a „ • u .e. . of Ne 'Jude, Michael, sailed from Whampoa for this port on. 19th It is not known what became of the smack. at the quotations; 1500 bags Sago Flour have changed hands fetche still." pelf at 16s. 6d. to 18s., and 33 cases of Vegetable Wax, at 41s. per Cestiv cwt. Saltpetre remains very dull, and scarcely a sale made; were i tors as B-- Rira a , 'an, Dyson; Belle, Fellows; Brooke, Wylie; Garrovv, e 5O d, d o r n etv % ° ; no:Antly. Huskisson, 'Witt ; Hants; and Peruvian, hence at MONDAY AUGUST 28.—Wind W.S.W., fresh. and only COO bags of Nitrate of Soda are reported, at Ils. 3d. to quanti thrash ARRIVED.—EIeven, Robson, from Odessa—Clydesdale, from 115.6 d. per cwt. for nian! , , n r v g:B, Scott, from 'Exeter at Barbadoes. Manzanilla—Ada Alice, Hunter, St. John, N.B.—lanthe, Bai- Guano.—The sales continue unimportant, but no change in day's Flour p i t iable Ala , 11 , hence for Vera Cruz, off Antigua 18th July. ley, Constantinople—Pet, Shotten, Bordeaux—Haabet, These, the rates. mist' Swenborg—Defence, Brewster, from Charleston. from 1 ildren. ..-"," ~, Izabeth Archer. hence and Cape de Verds, at Ensenada. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, AUG. 25. dearer -QaPtain Ross, Will amson, and Sea, Godfrey, hence at Trini- Hugh 'Crawford, from Kilkda, at this port. Saw the Prince a trifle here dottnea of Wales, (steamer,) on shore near the Point of Ayr, and theln consequence of a continuance of unfavourable weather in the early part of •the week, th and lower prices were sumit e ted ma t market e f t o was masi all uch depressed,de scriptions o f Zl Sandr anl, Honston, sailed from ditto for this port 15th July. smack with which she had been in contact, not far from her, he Northern 1 . i! a bel,....rrom-London, at Antigua on shore also, and dismasted. ifenz.—The above smack is American. A favourable change having since taken place, Th e , buyers have shown . more confidence; the market has assumed tries. Al n i Jpl Yd ia, tireaves, hence at ditto, and sailed on her return 25th supposed to be the Jane and Agnes, which cleared on the 23rd ,Y. instant for Westport, with 160 barrels flour, 19 tierces sugar, ress g immersion , 301 a... R.,,„ --e Rattle, Krebs, hence for Tampico, off ditto 11th July. and 25 tons salt. a degree of steadiness, and has closed at about last week's Wheat tveyed to O n 11 0 7 e, Vence at St. Thomas. quotations. Speculators have taken 1100 American, and ex- i n yei ., porters 4670 American, 100 Pernambuco, and 80 Surat. 100 per aaa p ai G a tle, Nelson, and Clifford, Raymur, hence at Jamaica. VESSELS SPOKEN. SOLI Island will be sold on Thursday next. onc e - got OP / t oaid. Abbot, sailed from ditto for this port 16th July. Stipple, hence for Buenos Ayres, 4th July, in lat. 13 S. long. quitted 0.- •ra )a1, h ,9 11 1 Cooper, hence at Havana. 21 W.—Clipper, and Stamboul, 6th August, off Cap St. Vin .ls.,,. u'Uln Ash, Stephens, sailed from Smyrna for this port 28th 'cent—Alice Maude, from Pernambuco, 2nd August, in lat. 36, ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, y atterriptl a a long. 41—John, of this port, 13th August, in lat. 42, long. 10— For the week ending August 18,1848. ; forced baclL tlra Walker, sailed from ditto for this port 30th July. Richard Cobden, onward bound, 16th August, in lat. 51, long. Prices paid Imports The 1 deck. T h° .4 11 ;u . r. Pearce, Luly, sailed from Palermo for this port 28th - of B—Al`Lean, from St. John, for Chester, and Brutus, of London, SALES OF THE WEEK. ill the week. ThisWlaThis Yr. acerrsilanli 17th August, off Waterford—Virginia, hence for New York, cannott. . :lock on - Fr i ; A.A ra ll, Thomas, sailed from Marseilles for this port on 14th with mainmast head gone—Hermes, hence for China, 24th , tat May, in lat. 1 long. 24 W.—Palatine, hence f, r Calcutta, 320 Sea Island 'rid @ 13ad st., ant his wife an d 70 Stained - Itt .S t`J i rift, Wetherall, and Lord John Russell, Richards, hence 28th May, in tat. 6 N., N., long. 24 W.—Elizabeth, hence for Cape 8440 Bowed Georgia 33 5 conjeastu rea. ~,,,-a.nstadt. Good Hope, 14th August, in lat. 40 N., long. 13 W.—Hector, 4730 { Mobile 33 43 ad there wa s A.,`:,7,aret, Home; Doris, Leven ; 'Lesley Alexander, Clry ; hence for Ancona, 16th August, in lat. 44 N., long. 10 W.—St. " Alabama and Tennessee 3 3i 27051 710827 The' ;elf near the, I.„'"_•,inde, Morrison ; Jan., Jackson, and Agenoria, Evans, Lawrence, hence for Bombay, 10th July. in tat. 6N. long. 24 13170 New Orleans 33 —53 ilia, the uated. gr . - gF . e at Danzic. W —Atlantic, hence, 15th August, in lat. 50, long.l3—Liberty, Am Pernambuco & Paraiba 5 63 a Wheat the Affonso , R lien and Esther, Vaughan, hence at Helvoet. hence for New York, 18th August, in lat. 40, long. 69—John aas - ' lAr• ti and Ceara 5—53 I 1067 21712 stances _ . „ s , 1.-,lerrence, Ninteman, hence at Antwerp. Bull, bound 'south, 10th July, in lat. 13 N. long. 22 W.—Anne 320 Bahi • a lc a a ndMaceio a ••• • 53 sit 600 10431 close of y the von' _,-,arnilla, (steamer, from St. Petersburg, at London, with Cropper, hence for China, 31st July, off St. David's Head— alaranham 4a —53 1 vance c 20940 ** *7,ooo in cold on freieht. Sarah Birkett, from London, for St. Helena, 9th August, in 120 .... p { a S r a e wginned 43 4a I •••• , General li Mude, from Pert Philip. at London. accordi belongingt,_ °' lat. 30 N, long. 14 W.—Ganges, hence for Bombay, 11th Aug., .... mi nas _ ___ _ qr., am Wiltshire, Strachan, from Bahia at Gravesend. water, av , t a Z„„ion's Hope, Parker, from ditto at Cowes, and Jeremiah Garnett, same day, in lat. 42, long. I2—Lillirs, chain cable,"for Brazil, 11th July, in lat. 9 N.—Courier, from Newcastle, for 70 Demerara,Surinam, &c 63 6, 7 ..., 271 Bang Hope, from St. Croix, off the North Foreland. Rio Janeiro,. in lat. 46, long. 9—Guisachan, hence for Calcutta, 770 Egyptian s— 7 1722 21033 IV water. Aft er Martha, S' eriven, from m Bremen for this port, at Torbay. 19th June, in lat. 41, long. 13—Harvest Home, hence for Cal nshed avvaY , Ceres, IT cutta, 16th Au. in lat. 44, long. 10--Hebe, hence for Smyrna .... Barbadoes —— .... l a _ eunes. from Dordt for this port, at ditto. , .... Peruvian ma d .... Bahama — 1 young gl 'eatuntis, Bakker, from Rotterdam for this port, at ditto. 7th August, in tat. 39 N., long. 7 E.—Dickey Sam, of this port, 325 01 7 iy he in n terday - *pntitonie, Hngendevelt, from Hamburgh for Chia port, at 23rd May, 100 miles S.W. of the Grand Ladrones—London, ... Laguayra tders of th e , Wilitgld Frith. hence for Boston, 23rd July, in lat. 45, long. 43—William Penn, this port, a s t c S ta ta b x s i t g e o r: hence fori fo , r l l ) o h r i l l t adelphia,27th July, in lat. 43, long. 54—H.elvetius, :.ask will al in sight °' —— I r n t r a o g n en l a Vest India, &c. 41 .... 438 3 day, wl A l nan' ancc ir is i a e itel g a n Jane,anil from pa Va i l c k for er 30th July, in lat. 43, long. 66—Royal Bride, from • 5 .. 0 c C a O J ss. on e higher, and it we ll and lii i ., ° t l l sailed for Stralsund on the 17th instant. Tobasco, for Cork, 14th Aug., iu lat. 48, lona. • 28—Trio, from • • .. .. Smyrna Manilla iof the cal tia;Y, Rowlands, and Orb, Thomas, hence at ditto, and both St. John, N.B. for Hull, 15th Aug., in lat. b 44, long. 39—Sir re extent 0 ' ta‘,,,ior Danzic 17th instant. Charles Napier,l3th Aug., in lat. 44, long. 39—Sea King, hence • 2 • 350 Surat 300 Madras - 2 3.', 1 73502 Wheat, Cher vessels, bas ta u ti l t .T . Erskine, hence at ditto, and sailed for Konigsberg 17th for Boston, 17th Aug., in lat. 46, long. 27—Houghton le Skerne, 1 33 3Z .... 5821 Diti id not deca l for Bristol, 111 st Aug., in lat. 51, long. 10—Martha, 22nd Aug., 100 Bengal I Oats ... Beans,' he Catnbri lsi t i t , a . r garet, Cumming, hence at ditto, and sailed for Stralsund off Wicklow—Pearl, for London, 15th Aug., lat. 46, long. 34 33450 bales. 39075 1202565 perin.stant. Doughton. from Newport, for Boston, 15th Aug., in lat. 46 ake him r°, -- , 1 ---- , ti, s Le . LEwint.c. hence at Bombay. __ _ long. 30--Eliza from Onehee fni—thic aaas . aaa Tr...., a„...,,a. ~. a :..rant according id not dea l he Cambri s ake him t° in emigran t , iboard,anf `Dek which , :reUlean, Pitrickson lied from ditto for t from Quebec, for this port; and Kale, for this. port, 6th August, off Cape Ray—Henry Curwen, from Barba. does, for this port, 26th July, in lat. 37, long. 59.—Ellen, hence Tor Bahia 15th July, in lat. 10 N., long 25 W—England, with LIVERPOOL In consequence of balder, sail, CORN EXCHANGE. AUG. 22. the continued heavy rains which have rant, sailed from ditto for this port crett would ed ald Hebei:ii`farTune emigrants, Bth August, i Pernambuco, 18th Aug ng. - 35—G olden:FleeCe,jor was numerously att, Tedby . town ancl~ country ,buyers eat danger' ilso acquits He saY5 uly, in lat. 13,10ng and much froin Port Phili higher prices were obtained iWrjtlirOZ k. Chandler, hence at Cal 4 IeY, Perkins and the Cape of Good Hope at ditt o to t cili b ate Boadte from Sydm Jp'"ktt I 1 ( le was dis• the °coo IN., long. 37 W—Medora, 17th July, Ellen, from Quebec, for London, 14t1 17 W.—Superb, bound Westward, 16 %V—Mary Imrie, hence far 24 W—Halcyon, of this August, in fat. 48 N., _L. 16th Aug., in lat. 51 N., lom,• - - Calcutta, 9th July, in 1at.12N., for port, 11 th August, in lat. 49, lon The advance upon th In free Wheats 4d. tc In American Flour Barley and Malt 2s. I Beans, 2s. to 35., anC Oats 3d. to 4d. per 4! ie rates of this day week was ) 6d., and in bonded cat s. per barrel, and in hi per quarter each. 1 Pease, 4s. per •quarter goes Bd. per '7olb, sh 4s. per sack. Lt 'Batavia John, of this e flanef'l: .I" uk e of Lanoaster, Wakeham, from Br -o, Bushby;from Bornbay for Chi r est enqii , Mr. kluv e ed the shiP August—William - Fisher, •hence for Rii; Ja: o ust, in lat. 88 N.. long. 15 W.—Charlotte, hence 16th August, in lat. 41, long. 14.—Phceniz, .ar Cadiz, 21st Aug., in lat. 42, long. 10—Lady Falkland, trom Port Glasgow, for Quebec, 4th Aug., off Cape Ray—John Bolton, hence for Quebec, •Bth Aug., in lat. 46, long. r Wil liam Dawson, from Leith, •for Quebec, 12th Aug., in Orynthea, for Quebec, 14th August, in lat. 48, long. stitution (brig,) with loss of foretopmast, maintopgallant mast &c., standing to N.W., 22nd Aug., in lat. 50 N., long. 15 W. Indian Corn 3s.'Per - oti ly ttAir, July 1.- 2 sltrz o the 17th of June fr . 4 Ic kit bRAS, July B . 44 ) 'was stranded , fill ed. Part of tt f 91 ' ALcubTTA July 3 DinA.U. 111. has ""t 1 for Valp hence. fc The Arr y, which arrived her lteen lives, Wheat, qa. 70th. English red, new Ditto, white, do. Irish red, do. Ditto, white, do. Rye, English ? 19 qr . Iln BRITISH. s. d. s. d. 8 3 @ S 6 Extra 8 6 8 9 d 0... 8 0 8 4 ,do. 03- ill lat. 4 s. d. s. d. 8 7 (4) 8 10 89— 9 3 8 3 8 9 86— 8 9 fr3m the Woof, from Liverpool fox th June, bilged 8 6 do. ... - Irsh6ol a letter of tte and the tef 4o l' Neweast ' / u hou r e . a lteinff, without and 17, Danaless, Jones, from f;antzic ‘ 17, Leda, Brown, do. •all, cp Malt, English, la qr nnlp Seameir O e. ,P purageotl'n„ linister le" day, when r efused , ~ 17, MiltOn, Harrison, from St. Petersburg. 59 0 —64 0 'do, --- do, Oats, per ~ rwk D\ £ailliT LONDON GAZETTE.- En - glish and Scotch Welsh Irish, fine qualities 3 6 - 3 6- ded to t o less women paralyzed m selves br oats which , 'sin offered Scotch 81 I r 6P. 48( Pease, English, white _Do. & Irish ~ maple 141 0 —43 0 do. 1 36 0 —3B 0 do. . 4G 0 —4B 0 blue. grey. X 44 0 -46 0 39 0 -40 0 38 0-40 0 147 0 —4B 0 extra hint' an. Oatmeal, 19 , lb. of 24( g the las t limself the I board the ved on the 1 the Pehe praised, 11, is lana D b in e Of the Bran, 19. 241 b Wheat, TA , 70tt FOREIGN. s. d. s. d Canadian, free, red United States Danzig, mixed &red 8 8 , I white 9 0 8 8 8 10 hightnix 8 10 9 - 2 white . 8 0 —.B 3 Archnil 7 10 8 4 Polish.. 8 3 8 6 white • Riza and Petersbg. d OdeSsa, common .. aking near wn. They French,Spanish,&e d, Bannat & Marianopol Mediter., &c. hard.di Gen.qualities.bond.di 8 3 8 6 Egypt'n 7 0 7 6 0 0 0 0 white .. 28 0 —3O 0 in bond 4 6 4 9 d 0..... 3 4 3 6 do. .... 37 0 —39 0 d 0.... y remain ger by the Rye, 11;qr., Baltic, free. Barley, 60th do Oats, 19 451b.Russiando. Beans, pqr,European do 9 , 480th, Egyptian do Pease, 1 1 9 qr., of a-, child has since Northern and child BaltiC, Sic:, white.. do Canadian, &e do.. do 41 0 —44 0 do, 36 0 —37 0 do, all hopes horrpr& ual I Cl l Canadian, sweet .. do United States do .. do Do.&Canadiansourdo Danzic, &c. sweet.... hat during id the ter- starting , In. Corn, 1a , 4801b. white Do. Meal, 7 1 1 , brl. 196tbdo r e t‘street the town , their teni; a. ...alio ";nt:lCl -0 q necks an'. i timbers, Inds upon, entsurgeos id the Law y. morning odies (too tuantity of s },adlo le • aml must di - 4 hare. r •L Zapotts t • 1 It:djng ft) II ; 4 ,2! al(111), for :•, In " " f '• Lu-uay ; a prime sample of red fetched 295., and one of white 31s. ; most of the other samples were in bad condition. We heard of one farmer who housed a quantity of Wheat at six o'clock yesterday evening, who thrashed and dressed seven w i n dl es , w hi c h were sold at to day's market. He gives a favourable report of the yield. Flour in our market is fully 3s. per load dearer. Farmers' Oatmeal, very liltle change. Irish has, however, advanced fr dearer. a trifle lower to 2s. per load. Oats are Beans are about 6d. dearer Prom 3d. to 4d. per bushel Butter well supplied, and WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, AVG. 25. The weather during the past week has not enabled much pro gress to be made with harvest in this district. The supply of - and hPII - 1 firmly at tin arivsinra of - in very fair request. Oats are ad. per stone, Sb per load, and Beans Is. per qr. dearer. Malting 1.. 6(1 Barley is hi- LEEDS CORN MARKET, Atra. 22. The weather still continues very unfavoumble, having bad it .-ssant rain since early yesterday morning. 'We had a arrival of Wheat at market t which realized fully 4s. per quarter advance on the prices of this day week. Oats id. per HULL CORN MARKET, AUG. 22. The weather was exceedingly wet yesterday, and this morn i¢ there was tem t some a I n le a ag a s n h c o e w o e f r s s, s w p 'h e i r ch g c r au a s n el h in olders 1 stances succeeded, but sales proceeded slowly : however, ir at a the close of the market, the samples were taken freely at an ad o va "- fn 4s. per quarter ; new Wheat sold at 555. to 58s uality and condition is. to 4( (per 480113 s.) LO V -zit+ ' 1 0 - 1 oinmandec Clover Vit . . tanner—D. Simons; Trow- Barley B. Yeates, Monmouth, dra- SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS J. Auld, Bonnyhead, corn dealer. 11!;„(4)ef ( i7Y, koin Philadelphia—Wakefield, Forbes, and u •tV'a, f r 'rt. from Quebec—Guide, Evans, from Labrador PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST-OFFICE, AUGUST 26 ( f ) lb Lisbon—Mary Ann Folliott, Plonicr, Bombay k . 9 ,11 "Whoa—Sarah Millidge, from —. 7litune, Jarvis, Alexandria, E.—Lord Hardinge, 1-1 •• 115 ng.----Dnuro Reid, Valparaiso—Hibernia, (st.) ckiiiit,4„,lasltiitiailx and Bas ton—George Stevens, Cushing, New S' . HAMPTON STATION t(1,,,e4ec._.: Maid. Legg, Newfonnd.and 7 Lightfoot, Lisbon 7th, 17th, Xeuman, Beirout—Rapid, Osborn, Madeira and 27111 rt,p—aol?'lw. Davies, Hamburg—Peggy, Dalrymple, Ko Spain :ti,eEt4el Erskine Burlinson, Leghorn—Eugene. Hats ti ! - - Destination Mails desp'd I Las t Packet Nex t Packet from Lon don sailed. due. Madrid .... Next Mail Aug. 17 due Sept. 5 <<'bi. 3'['~ljc Malta &lonian Islands Next Mail India, Ceylon,iztinna ever: I month e Next Mail Aug. 17Idue Sept. 7 s. d. s. d. 8 10 9 2 9 0 -- 9 6 9 6 9 10 9 2 9 4 I 9 - 8 3 - 6 3-6 a O 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 00- 0 0 133 0 —34 6 do. ... . . ' 0 0 0 0 33 6 —35 0 d 0..... 0 0 0 0 30 0 —3l 0 do., U.S 0 0— 0 0 0 0— 0 0 do. .... 0 0— 0 0 36 0 —3B 0 yellow .. 36 0 —3B 0 CORN EXCHANGE, AUGUST 25. Since our first report this week the days here have been ex ceedingly fine, but unfortunately y extremely heavy early, the oi -1 *- raiti_ each night and morning entirely counteracting the effect— the other; crhilst in Ireland the weather is stated to have been very unfavourable and in some parts of Scotland, during the same period, they begin to complain of much more rain than heretofore, and under these circumstances the quality at least of the new Wheats is expected to he inferior to thn t - rup Of last year, anti the yield somewhat below an average. Regarding potatoes, opinions from various districts in the United Kingdom are still generally unfavourable, but in others rather less despond ing, and some of our Irish friends describa the disease by no means so destructive as in 1846. The arrivals of Knglish and Irish Wheat into this port since Monday last are small, those of foreign very moderate, and of nthar 0,1•0; • ••• . -c . •-•• ...Hu kdillittlll2lll r ioUr t litliNeVer, we have to note a liberal-supply amounting to nearly 26.000 brls. During the interval since Tuesday's market the trade has been generally quiet; and the weather having been exceedingly nne since the early part of yesterday, the buyers of most kilids of free produce at our Corn Exchange this morning «•ere much nn the race - war. • • .• duty-paid : Foreign Wheat 3ritish and caai. vv notw standing, continued to meet a m good Duritteu inquiry, n and eats, business therein was transacted to a fair extent at our annexed quo- Winn, • • • 'frith Finny nn• c ucuis aLiat cu p iiiainiamea its previous value; while States and Canadian, upon a better supply, but with a large consumption in prospect, declined 6d. per barrel. Barley, Malt, Beans and Pease, although not in lively rnnmse+ 9pport6, primer prices Oats, upon a nuraly sustained our last currency. Oatmeal, of which little remains unsold, realised the full rates of Tuesday. The demand for Indian Corn baying in a great degree sub sided, the few transactions whicil occurred to-day were at a decline of Is. to 2s. per 4801 b. Indian Meal, from its scarcity, barrel advance LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET, AUGUST 26,1848. s. d. s. d. .. 0 7iog 0 9 Potatoes, 14 901 b .. 0 5 0 8 Kemps .. 0 6 0 8 Pink Eyes. . 0 1— 0 1 Cups .. 0 1-4 0 11 Cattle .... nt .. 0 4&— 0 5 Turnips, 1' s. d. s. d j Hey. old, 20115 New Ditto. Green Vetches 3 4 - o 0 - O 0 - O 8 - . , - 0 4 441Manglewurzel ~ 0 0 0— 0 0 IManure 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 - ' - PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S MARKET, AUGUST 26, 1818. -....1.• ...gow, Wright ' _ Beefa, a , d. s. d. I s. d. s. d. eef 4 , It, 0 63t0 0 7} Plums.. Iti. Quart 0 0— 0 0 Mutton 0 64 0 74 Grapes For.T , tb 0 0— 0 0 nd to 1 MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. I Veal 0 64 0 7 Engli s h Ditt o .. 1 6 2 0 Au g ust. Hour. Lamb, fore qr. ) 0 6 0 7 For. Pine Apples 1 0— 1 6 I, Thomas Crowther (pro o f an d di y ) Di str i ct Court, 11 D o., hi nd ( r.. Ditto,. English .. 4 0— 0 0 ept. 1, Lowry and Brown (proof) Ditto, 11 Fresh Pork .... 0 7 0 0 ,Pens.... s Peck 0 8 I 0 5, John Tomkinson (special) .. Lowndes, Robinson & Co.'s it Bacon 0 0— 0 0 Fowls, Is , Couple 3 0— 3 6 5, Joseph Kirkham (Ist) District Court, 11 Hams 0 0— 0 0 Ducks 3 6 4 6 5, Walter Thomas (1 st) 6, Barton ' Irlam, and Higginson (pr 0 0f).... Ditt o , . 11 Sol es 8, Go;)rgeWashington Wakeman (2nd) .... Ditto, 11 Cod Fish 8, James Howard (2nd) 8. Jonathan Peniston (audit) 8, Mary Ann Owens ( au dit) 8, Edward Gooch Hone (audit) 8, Henry and Chambers (Ist) 8, Henry Barton, jun. (Ist) John Bickerton (Ist) -- " ,-,;+,„ 19 New Do., per lb. 0 0— 0 0 'Rabbits 2 0— 2 2 WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, AuG. 22. Wheat, 26 qrs., (a 42 163. 3d. yv qr. : total, 4 73 2s. 6d Oats, 14 qrs., @ .41 3s. 3d. is• qr. : total, 416 ss. 6d, SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, AUG. 23. We had a good supply of stock to-day, and of fair quality. The attendance was good, and both Beef and Mutton realized last currency—Beef, 54d. to 6d. ; Mutton, 53d. to Gid. per lb uperior stock sold up early'in the day WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET, AUG. 23. There was a tolerable supply of stock at nlsyket this ruorning DUE tne marl et was heavy, and part of the Sheep remained itti sold. Beef, 6s. to 6s. 6d. per tt. ; Mutton, 6d: to 64d. per lb. ; Lambs, 18 to 225. per head. Sheri) and Lambs, 5000; .Beasts, 560. We had a short supply of lean Cattle and Calvers. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. AuG. 24. We had a good attendance, but chiefly of middling and infe rior kinds ; good meat s3ld at the prices of this day week, but inferior was more tardy to sell, and remained over until late i❑ tha day, especially thin kinds of Sheep. Beef sold from 4d. to 6d. per lb.; Mutton, sd. to 7d. per lb. ; Veal, 54d. to 52d., all sinking the offal; Lambs, 14s. to 20s. each. DUBLIN POTATO MARKET, AUGUST 24. Our market was, as usual, well attended. Prices o f cups, 2s. Bd. to 38. Bd. ; kemus and pinks, 4s. to 55.; Jumpers, 25. to 2s. kiss; diseased kis of farina, Is. to Is. 4d. Fro m So to SOO tilos a day Imre lately been brought up for the latter purpose. M0r,„,;‘, 111 . - Tt, flat ) ( hence fo r Dublin, w•as dismasted at. ) , Last • --' r tit",ltiltP,!O Mg, Vb.% -ay } R.91k41!, iieen' 114, h& 1 . 4 41 r ? .41 „.. .., - ;1 the kusquchanna, arrived (except Honduras & 2nd and Clyde Bermuda) For. Col. 1 oston, at Newport. in W. Indies, except of every r etieztiefa, .1 Next Mail 2 due Sept. 22 (2) Mexico& Havana . 2nd of every treviot (3) Bermuda St. Juan month only. Aug de Nicaragua, and y 17th of every l Oyde ; Next Mail New Grenada J month ontg. Aug. 171 due Sept. 7 I FALMOUTH STATION. 1 • Buenos Ayres ' J every recall ipre6s Alz. 4 I,lv FutrooL STATION. kit, N, America, 13er- 1 ,Every Fri- i ' llibernia ~ jp ; 30 V Fates f I dm - . i Atm 24 9 ,1 . 9 ; j A 43 g, 94 Aug. ;.3i WISBEACH CORN MARKET. There has been a pretty good show of new Wheat AUGUST 26 ,erday was a most splendid day, - and - a great deal of Wheat was carried in fair condition, but there has been a drizzling rain all day, which has prevented any harvest operations. Our farmers ask wild prices, but the merchants buy slowly at an advance of ss. on old, and 3s. to 4s. on new. Beans 2s. and Oats Is. Co 2s higher, and very scarce. Ditto, red to 631 b., 555. to 605., extra 625. per qr Ditto, 525. to 575., „ 58s. „ Ild. to 12d. per stone. Oats - Beans, new Ds., extra 40s. per qr BIRMINGHAM CORN During the present week, owinj MARKET, AUG. 24. rg to the unsettled state of the rise of 28. to 3s. per qr. on Wheht has • ..• a ...Jul ..aa <Amu y cam! clay 11116UU as. 4n. per SUCK Barley, Oats, and Beans have , been disposed of at Is. per qr NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET, AUGUST A fair supply of farms arter over last week but owing to ti was a good den provement of 3s ui foreign, at an it the current rates Barley hilly . supported the er qr. dearer; as are also Peas and tdvanceof last Oats have again advanced I's. per quarter.—Flour must be noted ss. per sack higher than on this day se'nnight, and in good request at this improvement.—The weather during the present week has been very unfavourable for harvest opera tions, and remains in a rather unsettled state. corthumberland, red, old.. 545. to 601 Ditto, white, new6os. to 64 Norfolk Households de, Lartgl ar Covefong, on th ,s of an sistance,after beating heavily for two proceeded; not malting much water. Blaci Wind W.N.W Camaroons—, ior k - -le'borah, pettig e e liars illes--Caroline, Sten , .S.8"Z1; Ar e ch j ang n el—Caroline, Torgens _ N.B. Ray, Ne Wright ' • 1 0 h not St. Geor Rowena y ar d ”t k, for P Philip, has put IWelv'ePp,riTg, _haying enco •ed heavy - _ . - riud -,. 0 I. of Tuskar. 4 J ras,"ll arnen, el'ora, c,rry, from Quebec at Cove. from Cronstadt for this port at ditto. ,4 11'l itY, hence for Danzic, atTentland Frith. 14 Pli•Locker.by, Laing, sailed from Calcutta 29th June, and ,pewood, Smith 1s July, for this port. ti, be Teresa Reese , . from Bremein 4.--- e Dorms 2il h • ' Iv t Ingt.•-•- _ et,,.. _. i;;lrtiburg Arnet that the same day ••• pm a, %AM fIUL into I SEry an the I7th foundered on that da off ee's Head, as recor..ed in Lloyd's List of the 19th insta y nt. iL tr i : es, Hinds, from Dublin. Pli at St. Lucia. Steele. sailed from ertn Vahalln fn,. +l,i inn,f w ,auellt/ JUT tills port on Jul _ - 7 • , ti•q CallGl.l 110111 u Raid Y • Qtde, ee, Stewart, hence at Honduras. gjtie, Norman hence at Nexfoundland. (steamer,) Williams, and sailed 7th August for,Con lind 4 1 0 01 e -; 'Durham Youth, (screw-steamer,) Rogers. heuce. sati.A *s u nTh -2 , ,, ;tun August for. Constantinople-:-both at - Malta. (tori;,Delore, Cousins. with loss of fore-topm as t ; St orm , P e l'rah ki ge; and Ada Custance, hence at Malta. ten nenc ustean. ra nd Davies,..and Premier, Crelly, from Rio Indus at Cove. Rottenhouse,lrom Cumberland, N.S., at Cove 21.—The stern of a vessel, an-- trently a -TUESDAY, AUG. 22 FAlcrvttiltSHlPS DISSOL. Brez and Bevin, Chester, woollen drapers— Liverpool, coal merchants. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS J. Ruberrv, Darlaston, Stafforrishirp Y. L. Non - On, Birty Moss and Reilly BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Joseph and Benjamin Greenwood, Bradford, Yorkshire ; ` , l spinners. peal ; official asig - nee, Bird; Liverpool Edward Butt, Croydon, ironmonger. Michael Foletti. Unner iu he previous night .. 1 ...-. •'.• v....,. sum W.-MUM-ICM UMW, ~ i„•tlontreal—Queen Pornare, Davies, Wlao—New Zen li4za, ",,g ll4 , and Themis, Leighton, St. John's, N.B.—Priscilla I,,li4ltones, and C. sins, Evans, Rotterdam—New World, ro , lt ; Sea Queen, Manson, and St. Ler ecovery Preston, and Violet, Peck, Konigsberg (,Toga E - ' %, N., eo, and Or 4, 11,' ran,Callao—G ,- kmAN 131. 1\,,110 - t ”isc)-• ;ed fort , e , s Dock' and faces en tly been +Liverpool rence, Brown, New )es- ,ondon, coal merchant William Turner, Bu by fire, ill ,„ Atiner, ' 1 1%124, oyle, Vera-Cruz—lsabella Para—Jame w Steart, M'Kenn Tw Vanderheycie, Osltend. yea. Monaro' t, that 0:e Hassell, hence at Genoa. iArg,^-ellevs, hence at Naples. la i with nt the sea breaking over it, was discove S IT•1 XT d•.• • • vv• • . • I KG ( 01Y landed by Tobacco, Cove ha ward Yoase Walker, John Simpson, Tadcaste th she Dina „ 21.1 w;ir:• • •• ,,, nn, trom G rande at ditto. et, Christie, from Laguna at ditt o . klei• tr ord Egan, from •Plnvash at ditto belong" ;ers, ma it had in al the Kent. Kent wee e on from morning. hortly be' of es (l7_ Ad, Af 4 4 „:_ ,, snn, Cann, from St. John's, N. 8., at ditto \ l a), j7B . O'Donald, Dunn, from New York, at flit V2hg, Ellison, from Hostluras, at Falmoutn. losiTP ; Burke , from Yarmouth, for this port, at Torba " 1 bulwarks, and cargo shifted. L a patie,Ti er ,„ Lfterwaroi i p . .. w 0..; , •,-11 tin rsants, Ustend—Alexander Grant, Alexan- b ;We, - Wilts " h l i l r u e e . ' g L e u n w e'ra u l e‘ Xe n a fi le n r ' 114;2 1 --3.T:alts—Cotrunerce, Deswelgit., Ostend—Maria Mack, per. '46:(so,,"Mget, 111‘Ccnnick, Restlgouche—Helen Wallace, ' , ll, x'„„ti a lcutta—Milllehnitin, 'Bulkeley, MessJestie " U 11. Buenos Ayres—Acadia, Younger, Danzie. 111 ly niunar.." • let ver it , . ;0 . ;he Bplt. stoutly' 10 1 3 fathoms water. 1 1 (1 ; . 1 e, „,"ell, Brown, from this port, at ..Stornaway, ~".. p ” a terlogged, havinK struck on a rock off the Shutt hey ha e t ned 1 1 ° 11 endehe flan he a tertato o bo I the Oc the los"a ailors veral Pe e n Per!-_;co 701 r P . zicuru zur tetras, at Giorattar. L Jo ence at G la,tl t) ,linero, hnstone; nn ibraltar. A Paley, Lister, and Hebe, An. 1.011411ce at Lisbon. itc!kZ,4,)riovinbeorirstieled fr a o t tl! x ,i e sli . on for this port 11th Aug. 1 : 1 1! 4 ' 11 (1 1 44 i llY; :Toha n n c n e a Lindhurst, Blunder, and Catharine 4ti .qlliarns hence at Helvoet. ene from Rio Grande, at Cove. " nefainere. hence for New York, at Cove ; bore "t.,11, with cargo shifted, water casks stove, .B.x. a I TY7 Wind S.S-W Joseph Kirkham, Liverpool, builder, Sept. 5 and 25, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy: solici tors, Messrs. Keightley and Co., Chancery-lane; and Mr. Hol den, Liverpool ; official assiznee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool. Walter Thomas, Liverpool, bootmaker, Sept. 5 and 25, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy; solici tors, Messrs. Dean and Son, Essex-street, and Mr. Clare, Li- l gl as sooki m • -• a ufacture ;l : Jca • urli-i3 ree-i, Aune-ena, London ng• Edmund Smith, Shide, near Newport, Isle of 'Wight, brick maker.• Lirompton, coal merchant. John Morgan, sen., and ,John Morgan, jun., Hereford and Glasbuiy, woolstaplers. William West, Stroud, builder. Thomas Shell, Box, Wiltshire. quarrymaster. John Horton, Plymouth_ hrtiia... John Westlake, alias John Condy, Tavistock, cattle salesman DIVIDEND. Sept. 18, J. 'Morris, Liverpool, licensed victualler—Sent. 19. r • Liverpool, music 'seller. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of . meetiug Sept, 13, J. Redman, LivernP • stable keeper—Sept. a 13, W Sept. 13, J. J. Wood- - , re e ~. -in Bin water, marked - 44 Wakona. of Nev;castle;- - ,yv . Hignett, Liverpool, tollucconist—,-- I ltar i i 3 f a mast and some planks, have been washed on shore Yatt, Whitton, nearNorthwich. Cheshire, joint.. %ilea .artford. Mem.—The NVakona, of Newcastle, Maine, CERTIFICATES f, D o , , t ro al Liverpool for Baltimore Ist July. to be confirmed by the Vice Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy, j - ttn,,, Q ,LAz, 11 , ..LE of MAN.—On Saturday last the barque unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before Sept. 12. J 16 14 a ilom Liverpool for Penzance, put - into our bay, with L_Bass, dun., Ipswich, painter—G. Young. Bristol_ trrnr.r— Ne Pf fore* .. - ~ .. ~. --• .....• ....”...••5, J 1.... JOILIJI, SI UCCU— cs eri...,u.cinp-and top-gallant masts,. and ballast shipped, hay.. S. Mayer, iturilein, Staffordshire, earthenware manufacturer. enner e ,`„_" ntered - the gale of the previous night in the ehannel. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. d foTained during the following day, had her ballast righted C. Turnbull, Glasgow, merchant. Ol'ir,',. et clpinast4replaced, and was fortunate. to get out of the J. Gordon, Inverness, builder. Oce °h the time on Monday morning to escape the vio f,pr, , 11 'dne gale which set in . from the south east at an early FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. tltql A, which-raged until mid-day with unabated fury. The PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. a _de, M . Thite, from Whitehaven ut . into this port on Cordingley, Smith, and Cordingley Analnchester, joiners ;, a __... - s.ovrtnni ek aw ' a ta i s . t ., , , lnth lfissofforetoptriast ands sails, having carried far as regards J. Cordinolev—J. It n no. T BANKRUPTQ. It Terence Bellew Nl'anus, Liverpool, commission agent, S e pt . 't t y THURSDAY, AUGUST 24. M IS, at 12 o'clock, Sept. 29, a t 11, a t th e Li verpoo l D i strict Court tb.—G ra t i t u d e, f rom St. Domingo—Aurora, Carey, ers bur h—Fltzlbeth Robson Taylor, Havannah. of Bankruptcy: solicitors, Messrs. Holme and Co., N ew -i nn .3 It- ‘7_ •- _ • Joseph Green, Hunsdon, Hertfordshire, blacksmith David Heathcote Morgan, Peckham-walk. OM Ki azenove, Boyd, Oporto I plumbers. - Sta- I Edward Sommers, Motcomb-street, Belgrave-square, Lon don, baker. Henry Hutchens, Portsea, timber merchant. Stephen Thomas Small, Nottingham, wine merchant. Hannah 111inchew, Bilston, grocer. Narbeilli, Pembrokeshire, grocer hire, worsted spinner Frederid(Liinbach, Kingston -upon-Hull, ship chandler. William Barlow and Thomas Bradowy, Manchester, tail James Pa,tterson, North Shields_ shinnwnpr DIVIDENDS.' Sept. 19, T. R. Withers, Rumbridge, Hampshire, merchant— Sept. 19, R. B. Webb, Bury St. Edmund's, draper. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. A -- Sept. is, H. Hollis, Liverpool, tea dealer—Sept. 2" R. Pen ,l4litivpi,PßlDAY, AUGUST 28.—Wind S . W. light. warden, Launceston, saddler—Sept. 19, J. Haddock , St ri ti lit, r ; . -- -Kent, from St. Andrew's, N.B. Edmund's, pawnbroker. 1 4 Yth : -- Tomlinson, Kirkness, for Tampico—Swallow, CERTIFICATES ,110.41,>45,t. Thomas —Sultana, Rogers, Genoa—Camillas, Ash- to be confirmed by the Vice-Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy " * t' lla h — Cosinopolitan, Maxwell, Africa—Token, from tintn2um ; b i e_thril s to tbe , contr , ary on or before Sept. 15 i i k , ,:.: Vp l 7 o - " -- vi § d usau, Poole, Stralsund—Hero,.. Sedgley, Rio Ja- Tat LIVERPOOL STANDARD, ,LerlarTtrts, MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, AUGUST 26. With the exi•eption of Thursday and yesterday, the weather since our last has been unfavourable for harvest work, and we have had a constant demand during the week for every article at advancing prices. At Liverpool and Wakefield, yesterday, a fair business was done, and the advance of the early part of the week was well supported. This morning is showery, our market is fully attended, and without the briskness which we experienced up to Thursday, there is a steady sale at an ad vance of 4d. to 6d. on Wheat, 3s. per sack on Flour, Id. per bushel on Oats, Is. to 2s. on Oatmeal, Is. to 2s. per quarter and load on Beans and Malt, and 3d. per bushel and 2s. per quarter on Barley and Peas. The plentiful supply of Potatoes reduces the inquiry for Indian Corn, which is 2s. per qr. lower. PRESTON CORN MARKET, AUGUST 26. There was a small supply of Wheat, and sellers at the open ing were outrageous in their demands, asking in some cases as much as ss. per windle of an advance upon the prices of last week. Ultimately an advance of fully 2a. 6d. per windle was obtained, at which a clearance was effected. The larger buyers supply themselves with south country Wheat, which reaches our markee through the wholesale dealers, the description being brought on easier terms than from the growers in this district. Flour also from the same source is taken in preference to buying Wheat at our market and grinding. Several samples N' Wheat wore nn nif a n or frs_sr. LEIGH,eId IA -Olt(3gii,o 's Church, by the Rev. W. M'llwain sq., to EMILY, fifth daughter of ti 1., of B Rev. D. D )RD, D.l). ..oNfAS JACKSON umit rs of St. Andrew's Church, Edbinburgh, to JAMES LOIIIAX, to AAILY,'d ),Mr.JOHN KNOWLI XON, of P; instant, at center, A . RD. BALL ifINGSTO, to both of Norfolk-street. CROCKETT, inert,. .ch, Eccleston, near Preseot, to ELIZAB, of the late THOMAS BRIERLEY, Esq., of Bowden Downs, near .Manchester. nt of Christ Ch TH. danzh Same day, at liowut.. _ the Rev: J. E. Giles, of Shettie.„ chant, London, to MARIA. younges ) Downs Ch tester, 'have]. I uracon of Suffolk and rector of tTHAM, fourth son of JOSEPH BAILEY Glan Usk Park, Breconshire, to FRANCES daughter of JOHN ➢VLEAN, Esq., of r all I my. y the Yen. T lenhall, WM YN E, younges ipletown, Argyle Same day EDEN, B.) Ire Church, near Lymington, the Rev. A ;t son of the Hon. at v. W. Eden !omityWe On the 21 th instant, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. , ROBERT SINGLEHURST, jun., E sq ., to Mi, THOAIPSO/y, of Bold-street. tl/ 1 second daughter of M r . W 11 illiam R Air. Ric VICKER, to __Yesterday, t. Mark's Church, Captain THOS. ETH THOMAS. ---.....,._....... ,ti tsrfr ztt. ,vi — ..cusranaltig m oaaap-,410711Ler, IC e amount of rain which Miss ELIZABETH J ENNETTS. ha 7 xtr. fallen this week, the advance of the barometer induced ex pectations of an approaching imp rovemen t i n th e weat h er; and DIED. Lately, at Jaffna, while out fo r th e b ene fi t of sea-air, JOHN the market, though quiet, w as ver y fi rm an d stea d y. A fair ENZIE R Esq , for many ye ars e di tor an d propri• amount of business has been do ne , b o th f or export an d f or the MA CK etor of the Ceylon OSS, Herald. • home trade, at the full rat es o f l as t wee k, an d some of the ma - - nufacturers, whose stocks have bee n c l eare d c ff , d ec l ine to take On the 29th . May, WILLIAM, y ounges t se .. - - orders except at a further ad vance . Th e unsett l e d state.:z:f the WILLIAM MORISON, ropem a k er was „.._ . `- -, ns /,- `weep C ' Dr-- ,:ermany and , eninark, howeve ates considerable difficulties in respect to the trade many, and checks the improvement which would take place. At present, great uncertainty prevails r the blockade of the Elbe, which had been declared b nish government. As the steamer Lion, which left Friday last for Hamburgh, with a cargo, has not retur generally supposed that she was permitted to pass b) nish squadron; and another steamer is announced. still cre- ...s drowned from o n hb ar d t h e sh i p Grace, on ii.._ with Ger- • Madras. otherwise On the 24th of Ju n e, on b oar d the .Temina, on his passag ( respecting from Africa, aged 22, M r. J . R. STANLEY, coonPr On the I Ith ulti mo , on hi s passage fi, )y she Da- Hull on HAYES, son of the late Mr. J. OR.MANDY. yrnteidle Da-, iti„, ~ On the I2th ultimo, aged 1 year and 1 month, ELEANOR 1 _C_RITCH4Y ;and on Thursday, the 27th ultimo. aced 9 mars next accounts from Hariiburgh, which will, no doubt all uncertainty on this subject. ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET.—Being the annur or rush bearing', there has not been so numerous an ati of persons in the flannel market this week, and yet every description were in good demand at last week' The Wool market was much in the same state as on week. Prices stationary. LEEDS.—The unpropitious state of the weather has 1 Mexico, JOHN vas of the " " me iIIII'IIICIMO, Minn Dattlin,, ,, in the Genesee V a ll e y t, remove E Canal. Rochester, U.S., age d 23, H NRY THOMAS PADLEY, son of Mr. John Padley, of this town, deeply regretted by his al wakes, relatives and - friends. -- .- tendance purchasers in their operations this week ; yet a fair a business has been done at the warehouses, and the ms rers continue to he well employed. BRADFORD.—WooIs : The demand continues upon limited scale as for some weeks past. The sunnly in On the 29th ultimo, on board the Earl of Hardwirl:e, on his goods of passage from Calcutta, aged 58, Colonel G. MOORE, of the 's prices. 59th Regiment Nativ e I n f an t ry, Bengal Presidency, after forty this day fop y r ears of arduous and uninterrupted service, commencing with the capture of the Cape of Good Hope, under Sir David Baird_ On the 11th instant, at London, in his 38th year, M r . JOHN APNAUGHT, painter. On the 12th instant, at Heaney, aged PLEB, horse-dealer, late of this to Mr. MOSES SHAR act is ratner upon the increase, and prices remain alteration, except upon the best qualities, which al affected by the low price of foreign wool. Noils and br not so eagerly sought up, which may be partly accounts the large quantity of foreign wool now offering by put tion in London.—yarns : We are unable to report anv it without 'ekes are dforby CALVERT, ment in this branch. The shipping houses have not yet begun to operate, which tends greatly to keep the market in its pre sent sluggish state. The manufacturers, both here and in Lan cashire, are doing a full business; but more demand is re quired to cause the spinners to be fully employed. In prices there is no quotable difference.—Pieces: Not so many mer chants attended the market on Thursday as last week, which mny be attributed to the very » nrtrnrti inila %v./anthem Same day, 'at Bothwell, aged upwards of 90, JANET SU THERLAND, (Mrs. M'Beth,) a native of John O'Groats. During her long life deceased never tasted wine or spirits, or anything stronzer than t, a week, but this had not had any effect on the quantity c disposed of, the principal manufacturers being engag orders. Stockg sin> vory ernnll of nll Ufraric +he. n, ca 0,11 ioostarn, atm naa never known sickness. She had not the slightest pain when on her deathbed. and died without a strug gle. She taught a school until within the last year of he; life. On the 15th instant, a t Hi g h er Tranmere, Cheshire, aged 54, SARAH, wife of the Rev. THOMAS SEARLE. On the 16th instant, at Douglas, aged 34, GEORGE AUGUS TUS, son of G. T. BROWN, Esq., and nephew of the Marquis of Sligo. Same day, at St. Asaph, aged 57, MARY, wife of the Bishon of ARninh Bame clay, CHARLOTTE, wife of 11 m approaching season. HALIFAX.—The trade in our Piece Hall is as inani the amount of business doing in the wareht tensive. but snmewtint tnnrp than it Tyne r. EDWARD N noticed in our last [icy guuus. 'aril rem Wool is firm, and th ACKroyd, formerly of Middleton, near I.eetis. On the I ith instant. M aged 2 years and 6 months, ELIZABETH JANE, daughter of r. JAM ES DALE, of Bridgewator street. Some day. aged 48. MARY. second danghtpr of ti, mr,- rather more freely. There is more inquiry for some Um: s of short wool, and a trifling advance is asked, I not appear to be generally obtained. Same day, v liiiDDERSFIEL7).—The j attendance of buyers this w, been good, but we cannot report a brisk market. Th ward state of the weather, and the uncertainty respect harvest, cast a gloom on all, which, it is hoped, a succe fine days will dispel. GLASGOW.—There is very little change to notice in t 1 tion of this market, which, throughout the week has be less active state than for sonic time past. Transactio been somewhat more limited, but as the majority of m; turers continue to limit their production to the probabi, immediate sales, or are engaged on orders, prices c, tolerably firm. The home-trade houses buy but sparim until more favourable accounts of harvest operations r, is probable they will continue to limit their purchase; foreign advices of the week afford no additional encouro to exporters. Commercial advices from India, by the mails, are not generally favour a bl e f or our cla le unto. , suuuener, ovenden. Deceased z years in one house, and was then obliged to leave it 1 Paired. He has left behind him one son, three da twelve grandchildren, twenty-six great-grandchildren, and four great-great-gyandchildren. Same day, in his 79th year, Mr. G. MORTON, of Sheffield, formerly serjeant-major of the Royal Horse Artillery. in which company he served twenty-six years, and was in fourteen general engagermnts, of which Waterloo was toe last. Same day, Quarter -master WM. I'AGE, for fifteen years in the 12th Regiment of Foot. Same day, of bronchitis, JAMES RATHBONE, shipwright, much respected by his family and friends. On the lath instant, after daughter of Mr. JAMES 3 tt Everton. The Same day, aged 55, Mr. JOHN HUMPHREYS, of Newtown, ment Wales, for many years in the empl o y o f M essrs. Baring Bro thers and Co. s of mat Tay, of typh us f ever recent ' lilies of ontinue ,;;Iy, and a few days' illness, ELIZA JANF, , lARTINDALE, of Whitfield-road, RAILWAY RECEIPTS, The following* are the receipts of railways for the past that is to say, up to the date to which the respective r are made:— Amount une day, in Parliament street, so& aged 20, JANE, daughter of the late Mr rilyn, Gayddielwern, Merionethshire. -- Same day, at South Sh ore , near Blackpool, aged OR, ROBERT PEEL, Esq., of Church-bank, in this cou n ty, t hi rd son of the late R. Peel, Esq., of Accrington-house. On the 12th instant, at Great Malvern, aged 58, Mr. R. L MILLER, of the No rw i c h U n i on Assurance-offi ce, in this town Same day, ELIZABETH, w if e of Mr. JOHN JACKSON licensed victualler, Scotland-road. 847 I On the 20th in,tnnt TI A 11. , 11 rrriflNi A VS, of Tyncha• I Aug. 19 -€ a.(l 584 0 C 1542 0 0 421 0 0 951 0 0 5431 0 0 2212 n n 153 0 0 737 0 0 930 0 0 1204 0 0 567 0 0 infant son of Mr kinnt. JOHN THORN 1 ILI - On the 21st instant, at his residence, in Duke-street, ag e d 74, JOHN CALLAN, Esq., su rge o n , R . N . Same day, at Sutton, aged 53, Mr. M. GREEN, formerly 764 master of the Welsh School in this town. Same day, JAMES ROBERT, infant son of Mr. RD. DICK .. 917 INSON, of Cleveland-square. Same day, aged 49, Mr. ROBERT SHAW 15020 0 0 1525 0 0 ~ of Gree 1387 0 0 1084 0 0 2714 0 0 1227 0 0 , vat ueruy, late of Lo n d on - roa d . Same day, at Nid Rock, Yorkshire, Lieut.-Gen. G. a C L'ESTRANGE, C. 8., colonel of the 61st Regiment. Same day, in his 77th year, Mr. SUDLO‘V. Deceased wa upwards of forty-two years organist of the Collegiate Church Manchester. Same day, at Chesi LENDER, of Canterbury-street. Same day, at Kirkcudbright, North Britain, aged 63, after long and protracted illness, Mr. ROBERT 11PNISII, for up wards of thirty years register of tidewait ers at th i s port. On the 23rd instant, in Norfolk-street, smidenly, veil months, RUTH ANN, only daughter of Mr. HUGH: STE. VPV.4 S4llle day, aged 4 years and eltleg illu7l!ter of Mr. S. IV. 5 months, ARMINAI, FANS TURNER, of Christian-street conduct, r Union to asylum; of Medicale the follow ror the facts it contains, and tl in winch it is written : " Hardly had the last shots I when I received in my establisi fi nan et 'evolution, which, as A lents ry ertected much too fast melant. _•„ • as va scription, as they expressed a constant slaughtered and assassinated. One of t} great learning, and the author of several motionless, and with a fixed stare, he was under the impression that into a sewer, and there stifled claiming, door; they man of arks, hardly uttered a word; going to be cast was ever ex- )wn the oot me !' Others thcm that landed they heard threatening v. they should be guillotined along they constantly heard the reports of fire-arms. The pa, tients of this class mostly belonged to the respectable trading part of the community; and many of them had, perseverance, succeeded in amassing ,orne property, which people new wish to p ossess without taking any trouble at all. In order to escape the misfor tunes they dreaded, some of these patients tried to de stroy themselves, and the most careful watching was ne `-- •-.” , vent tr by industr pi , . am from doing so. Several, per ceiving that they were closely watched, resolved to die with hunger, and persisted in their purpose with a sort of wild energy. Out of six of these, who all thought them selves great cr minas, or ruined and betrayed by their neighbours, two died in spite of the employment of tb oesophageal tub e . O ne o f thae. 4-- t_ t - • cessary to _ two la of the strongest delusions which I ev had persuaded himself that his ( walled in, and that no food could to live,' he used to say, ' when ali his windpipe? You are choking me, a dead. But some time afterwards we r of another description of patients, wl be fairly attributed to the workin under one crved. He had been w is a man tical it nd were very loqunciou Rations, & proclaim members of 0; 139 0 0 48.105 0 0 1220 0 0 10183 0 0 11058 0 0 24(121 0 0 806 0 0 0 8 01 0 0 0 31f 0 0 .1190 0 0 1'259 0 0 10207 0 0 1677 0 0 1607 0 0 0 0 0 14075 6 011 10337 0 6 11 Same day, at. Peckham, CHM dation sec - - r-sy tart' of the British Society for the Pro. San - m . (l:v, aged 6 years, WILLIAM, Frank-street, late of Llangerniew, Denbig.. Same day, - RICHARD FRANCIS infant son o f JOHN JO S TIMMON. Same nay. late of IT- ion of G. EVANS, of .hshire. ged 80, BETFY, relict of THOMAS SPENCER Same day, at his house, 7G, Limekiin-lane, mloved wife of JOHN KIRK, whitesmith, aged 50. On the 24th instant, in Kensington-terrace, Kirkdale, aged ;G, the Rev. ROBERT MACLEAN. Same day, at Rock Ferry AUGUSTA SARAH ELIZABETH, the youngest - suau rV IV AttJJ, q., Of twn. Same (lay, at Upton pton Priml . , , near maccicsfield, tins the o residence of her mother, SOPHIA ANNE, relict of the late RICHARD ALLINSON. Esq., or Upper Parliament-street. ii:C MI)", , wire or Mr. WM. LOWE, late of Salford. Same day, at the house of her son-in-law, Captain R. Hn : ghes, ILN., in her "Eith year,. Mrs. ELIZA MARIA ELLIS, relict of the late Mr. Thomas Edis, formerly of Denbigh, North Wales. 26th instant, of rapid consumption, borne with Christian patience and resignation, aged 24 ELIZA ANNE, ehlret daugh ter of the late Jr _ Trltal uA ,4 utrztri, leeply regretted. On the 27th instant,• ET IZkIIFTH widow of the late Mr 1111N7 runiniZ.lPA, solicitor, of this town. Yesterday, at hie. residence, Clifton-park, Birkenhead, Mr AS PRIESTLEY, wine-wen - but, aged 41. Ditto, ditto, - Flour, per sack—: DUBLIN CORN MARKET, AUG. 25. The weather since Tuesday has continued fine, and our corn market to-day was considerably less excited. We note no al- he value of ok s large Tor tne season, and the condition of the samples very indifferent. They met a slow sale at cur rencies below. White Wheat 32s Od to 31s 0,1 Bed ditto. 31. (1 , 1 Barley On New Oats 13s Od to 148 ed nnian Corn :0 15 0, STATE OF TRADE AILWA YS, Aberdeen Amiens and Boulogne Arbroath and Forfar Birkenhead, Lan. and Cheshire Caledonian Chester and Holyhead C ockertnouth and Workington Dublin and Drogheda Dublin" and Kingstown Dundee, Perth, 'and Aberdeen East Anglian , u 1 isu Maki %,) UdDAIJ w Edinburgh and Northern Eastern Counties and N. Eastern East Lancashire Eastern Union and Ipswich andl igOw, Garnkirl Bury Gins ...... Glasgow and Greenock Great Southcrn and Western Great Western indernwre Vnr4 LancaF,ter cud C:u lisle Leeds and Thirsk Londonderry and Enniskillen London and North-Western London and Btackwall London & Brighton, Sonth Coast London and South-Western M'chester, Sheffield, andiiiie . Maryport and Carlisle Midland, Bristol, and Birming ham Midland Great Western (Ireland) Newmarket Newcastle and C Norfolk North British Paris and Rouen Rouen and Havre Scottish Central Shrewsbury and Chester South-Eastern and Branches Sout h Devon Taff Vale Waterford and Limerick Whitehaven .1 unction ... York, Newcastle, and Bfrwick.. York an North MitILM A7C,. :3irtos, flarriages, ;nib ncatbs. THE CHARITIES LIVERPOOOL DI NSARIEE BIRTHS. On the 7th instant, in Park-road, the wife of Mr. CHRISTO- Number of New Patients entered on the Books of the PH ER CAMPBELL, of a daughter. Dispensaries during the last week. On the I4th instant, at Whitchurch, Salop, the lady of the D. H. GIBSON. 5,,---• Rev. JOHN WATSON, of a daughter. NORTH, VAIJRHA LL-ROA D. --* - On the 18th instant, in IVestbourne-terrace, London, the Medicine at the instit.'" 'lf Al' received wife o. _..r. COBDEN,.M.P., of a daughter. On the 20th instant, Mrs. JOSEPH RIDGWAY, of Grosve nor-road, Claughton, of a daughter. Same day, at Claughton, Birkenhead, Mrs. WM. PORTER, So urn, 1, of a daughter. advice and met.._ On the 22d instant, in Upper Grosvenor-street, the wife of at their own houses, PHILIP PLEYDFLL-130UVERIE, Esq., of a son. 241 . — Visitors, Charles 80th..., On the 23d instant, i n Percy-street, Airs. WALTER MA- and J. Whitby Williams. BERLEY CURTIS, of a daughter. OO Same day, in George's-road, Richmond, near this town, the EASTERN DISPENT' ' - wife of Mr. A. S. PRUDENCE, of the Liverpool Branch Bank Rerowr OF CASES a , --- of England, of a son. —Persons relf - Same day, at Saltney Villa, the lady of J. WINTER, Esq., of their 9wn . homes, 93 a son. ' own houses, and supplied with it Visitors, J.A. Tobin, G. a Horn 7 King, jun. So UTH, I , UPPER PARLIAMENT-ST advice and medicine at the instin at their own houses, and supplie 2 41.—Visitors, Charles Booth, It and J. Whitby Williams. rrwll, John 'Roiers 'ed at the Dispen On the 24th instant, in Upper Warwici,-._ LIAMS, of a son. day, in Montpellier-terrace, Mrs. JOHN SHAW Ireet, Mrs. E. WII It" ian, Dr. imla c k ; onsu CLAYTON On tl 27th instant, in Temple court, Mrs. CROWLY, of a IRMA ;on, delivered delivered under the 1.11C11,11 beneficial of cliloroforr MARRIED. von, Mr Hong( In June last, at Sincapore, JAMES WENTWORTWBRIM ELOW, Esq., of Hongkong, second son of John Brimelow, Esq., of Broom House, near Bolton, in this county, to HAR RIET FORTESQUE, eldest daughter of J. ROBERTS, Esq., of tho few,,-1 • On the 15th instant, at Isti“, M.A., secretary to the Church Pa.. BETH ANN, daughter of A. BRO mond-terrace. On the 17th instant, at Win.. Mr. THOMAS RIGBY, c ton, the Rev. A. P. TRW! Aid Society, to ELIZA: 'LESS, Esq., of Rich- tev. T. Kenyon, to Miss , Nicholas D. Bold a, Rev. NV. Blundell ; NORTHER? i .I:10SPITA ADM ITT recommendation, 19; Total, 48. 2 1 1 - I , ljeved and at own request, Died, 2; Remain Whit- rreguCc MARY 'ORT OP BIRKENHEAD HOSPI HOSPITAL Admitted, I Patients--Admitted 7 )tal since January 1, 11 rer, Mr. R. Bryans, dougall. Francis Hamp . . Ho for the ensuii week, '1 0 1 1 TABLT 30 I 1 e 24:Rio J FFECTS Of day 1 I Gibion ;es upon •ed, )9 ; iysician and all and Mr. Gilder in, Rev D WORK- t report D. Anders. SARY r. Mac- Visitors t:frinity UNE, ON tinz,ton PaCTE . R, for man Henry FRANCE iek, by t 'penter, A. 8., Mr. JOHk HONCHILI) to ANN GREENFIELD. Name day, at Chester, Mr. ALEXANDER PEARSON to RO SETTA ELIZABETH HIPWOOD, master and mistress of the I WEEKLY RI Grosvenor Schools, Chester. Wm. Hii, ty, at Tr x Church, Islington, London, Mr. JOHN to CHARLOTTE JEDIDAH, WARD, of Clondesley-street, I On the ISth instant, at St. D of t his town of Air. R. C iiidiesex Nanttnawn, Dent daughter of the late Mr. T. ROBERIS, o: ighshire. On the 19th instant, iISt. Bride's Church, by the Rev. D D. Stewart, JAMES HEYWOOD, Esq., provision mer chant, to Miss MARTHA HATTON, youngest sister of Mr. J L. Hatton, the celebrated pianist. • On the 20th instant, at St. John . the Baptist's Church, Mr GEO. CRAVEN, of Bangor, to ROSE ANN T. CRAVEN, of - ark-sfreei Esq. M.D., to I'IIit:ADELPHIA, eldest daughter of the Int JAMES RICKF.RBY, Esq. t. Ann's Church. A burtli, by the R Pardon. 614 lane day, at St. Michael's Churcl., Pitt-street, by the Rev ".A., Mr. JAMES (10i)PER rn ATicc R 1/4 Artrc C. Morrall y, at St. C the Hon. W. H. CAROLINA AN to the Lad ►ahter of th JOHN EATT late THOMAS WELSH On the 23ru Stewart, the Rev. TF one of the ministers m MARY, eldest daughter of ROBI Same day, at St. Bride's r" Mrs. LUNT, both of C- Mr. Wi!] SCARES to Miss E. On the 2ttl the Rev. H. Fever cases incl 135 ; Admitted.: Taylor and Mr. Steele Dr. Gee, and Mr. Leatlie Governor, Mr. J. W. Ey: SOUTHERN AND TOV. terrible events u, disposition - patients aelong to the melancholic form of the disease. Like the February patients of the same category, they talk of death, the guillotine, ruin, pillage, fire, &c., &c. The terrible scenes which they have had under their eyes have plunged them into a sort of stupor. A lady, inmate of the asylum, was telling me yesterday :—' Before this dreadful revolution I was of a cheerful disposition ; but bow is it possible not to go mad, when one is in constant apprehension for the life of one's children, for one's pro ' - faid where the certainty of king stripped of every- nice f mese fearful events have plunged me into this wretched state. lam a prey to constant frights—the least movement, the least noise, makes me shudder. I endeavour to reason myself into a !Miner state, but I feel powerless.' It should he no iced, that our civil discords have not been the direct muse of derangement with all the patients. There rere ome among the m w h o , for some time previodslY, had town symptoms of aberration of mind, and in Whom the on has hastened the appearance of the:confirmed Others had had anterior attacks ; but ebeut half bad been in " he full enjoyment of thuir mental faculoe.s, and their madness had no other canse than oar fearful political commotion." • • 7: . croft , House-Surgeon, 51r. ;urgeon LIVERPOOL DISCIIARGED . - I ADMITTED : In-patients,3 the week, 10; Itetnaini I Consulti siwovon, J. Da Apotlic C. 13. Wilson cnictitta C. G. Hope ON THE INFLE IJEVELOPIN thrust intc all soon ;pecimens of the . new poll_ entbus istic look qtly writin took the ess often bears the imprint of pride. this fact so forcibly borne out patients who'? the revolution of February drove mad, particularly those who, imbued with socialist, communist, and regeneratinr ideas, believed t' themselves destined to play a conspicuot, part in the world. Going through the wards, a few days ago, with one of my professional brethren, we stopped with one of those patients whose disposition was origi nally of a kind and peaceful description, but who had grown restless and enthusiastic, by being torn from his usual and regular occupations by the excitement of the times, and flung into the street, the clubs, and amidst the working classes. He spoke as follows, after having discussed two points which have been much debated of late :--` I perceive that people want to make it appear that I am mad, but I am proud of the glory which will ba shed on my name when posterity will do justice to sae, and ask, with painful astonishment, how the author of such useful and philanthropic views could ever have been thought mad ! Why should I grieve at this injustice, however; was not Tasso locked up under the same sus picion ? ' " The terrible insurrection of June 1 to bear its fruits. _I have received mnrf, now that the t is eually Among this ,ction number q there were several cases of mania; those who were thus mani acal were threatening to kill,,shoot, massacre everybody; they were constantly calling out ' murder,' and help,' and were, in fact, in a state of indescribable excitement. I have been told that a patient thus affected, and lying in a hospital for a wound. said_ T - large in odic already begun ,blishments _ —esh oi a national guard, soaked in the blood of a garde mobile.' Although I do not vouch for the truth of this report, I can state, that what /heard in my establishment is fully as bad as this savage wish. the excitement caused by the farina. ra vi cue musketry and artillery even seized uon women. One of t nem, w h o was brourzlit to this asylupm, after haring been removed from a barricade where she was holding forth in a furious manner, told me that she had left her husband without knowing what she was about, and that she remembered neither the words nor. the acts that were attributed to h., ... ma, wno nes a cultivated mind, i s f u ll o f talent, and ins writes y excellent poetry, seems to me to have been under the influence of , on a na But the greater 11'1 f theft iervoue :PORT. AT ent Me HOSPITAL, A