The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-15 00:00:00

Dee. 1.5, 1846. hipping inttiligentt. TUESDAY, DECEMBER B.—Wind NN.W, to N E., light , . , SAILED.—Lisbon, Fisher, St. John, N.B.—Amhassador, Ban nerman, New Orleans—Allan Ker, Gray, Mobile— P. Dean, Dean, Constantinople—Aberdeen, M'Grath, Savannah—The Duke, Carson, Calcutta. Carlotta Lagana, sailed from Palermo for this porton the 10th Novrmber. Leone ‘npoli, sailed from Palermo for this port on the ] th Novrmber. Nelie. Thompson, sailed from Marseilles for this port on the 18th November. Edward, Chaumet, sailed from Bordeaux for this port on the Ist instant. _ Eclip-e Kirklr,ve, hence at Ostend. Betsey, Adamson, hence at Flushing. Helena, Gialts, hence for Rotterdam at Scilly. Retotitor searle, from Naples at Falmouth. VEssst. Sromm.—Henrietta, Corran, from Africa for this port, out twenty-one days, 28th October, in lat. 6 N, lon. 25 W. FDNEcDAY, DECEMBETig —Wind N.N.E., light Arta ivKn.—Marg,.ret Skelly, Tipping. Calcutta. SAI I EII.--Adelaide. Davison, Havana—Jenny. Kruse, Batavia —Demetrius. Hutchinson. Constantinople—lntrinsic. At' Kay. New Orkans--Nlinalro. Tregarthen, Trieste—Hermione, Brou, h, Lee orn—Nelson Village, M'Burne. Charleston—Faro, Tupar, P.m Janeiro—Governor Davis, Upton, Boston—Blonde, Tilde, .-incapore—lsabel, Granby, Charente. Ccnoney, from London, and Shannon, from Patagonia, at lo Janeiro. John Campbell. from Bonny at Fei nand° Po. —, hence at Constantinople. Prince of Wales, Jones, hence at lcaples Bth Nov. Brennos, Gaudin, sailed from Charente for this port 4th Dec. Alexander. Albrecht, hence at Danzic. Fan Gihke, Falk, hence for Hamburg at Cowes, with main mast sprung and loss of bowsprit. Visitor, Haderaft, from Malta for this port at Milford. Rio JANKitto, Oct. 10. —L-The French ship Oriental, from Pa_ Tre for this port, was driven on shore 27th September, near Campos. One passenger and one seaman lost. Assistance has been sent hence. DOUGLAS Dec. 9.—On Thursday night last, the gallicit John, Millie:in. of Maryport, coal-laden, in making this port, sunk outside the pier-head- On Tuesday, not long after leaving Ma ryport, the vessel sprung a leak and the pumps were kept going tiurinz the whole 'of the passage. but the water gained rapidly dpon them, and she was run aground opposite the pier, and filled as the tide arose. At lotv water her hull was clear, and the hartiinr flit 'having taken her -cargo out. and the weather continuing moderate, she was 'flated into the harbour.—The brig Fliza, of Whitehaven, Clarke, from that port for Cardiff, laden with iron ore, whilst on her passage, sprung a leak, and the water gnitred rapidly upon the pumps; all sail was made, and the wind ti,vourahle, they bore down for this port, which was re died on Friday night, the 27th ultimo, with four feet of eater in her hold, where she awa]ts the arrival of a vessel from Whitelii,ven to proceed with the cargo to Cardiff. —The chooner Countess 'of Roden, of Newcastle, port of Newry, from that port for Whitehaven, with young cattle, put in here the same night, the cattle being in an almost famished condition, having Bern without fond since they 'eft the former port, on the Mon day previous. They were landed the same night, and supplied wilAti fodder. The vessel sailed *in Monday for Whitehaven with her cargo.—The schooner Martha Grace, of Maryport. from Dnblib to the former port, pat in here on Thursday last, with the foretnpmast carried away. VESSELS Seosare.—Benin, Bth Oct lat IN. long. 6W William (-;ihson, from Calcutta for London, 24th Aug., in lat. 3 S, tong. 91 E—John Jacob. from Java for Rotterdam,"ll;th OCL. in lat - 15 S. long. 7 E—Machgascar, from Calcutta for London. 95th Oct., in lat. 15 S, long. 17—Manilla, hence for Calcutta. 2nd New., in lat. 8 N, lon. 24 W—Athol, from Clyde 'fog Quebec, off Cape Clear. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10.—Wind W.N.W., moderate. ARE IVED.—t tilted Kingdom, from Honduras—New . -World, 'Skid , y, from NeN4 , York—Unicorn, from Montreal—Georgiana, 'Evans, Opo , to—London, from Danzic—Ardent, from London— 'Rival. Pa' terFon, from Nassau—John Bolton, Samson, and Commodore, from Quebec. SAILED —raragon, Coleman, Calcutta—BOus, Rutz, for St Michael's. Mary Wylie. Sinclair, from Marseilles at this port. On the - 22nd Nev.. in lat. 41, spoke the George Clarke, hence for Leg born. mak:ng ten inches water per hour, having sprung a leak 17th Nov. Ann Baldwin. Farley, from Islay, and Dryad, Hansen, from Pisco at Lima, and both sailed 28th Sept. for this port. Bonne Mare, Musgrove, from Cobija at ditto, and sailed 18th Sept. for the Chinchas. Antonio. Coinford, and tuxine, Livingston, from`Piseo ; Isa bella, Herbert; Ulverstorte. Ellis; and Gartsherrie,'Henderson, from Valparaiso; and Highlander, Wheeler, from tlic Chinchas —all at Lima. Ro'e. Gibb. sailed from ditto for this port Igth Sept. Hyperion, Whelan, from Cobija at Valparaiso, and sailed 18th 'Sept for this port. Henrietta Mary, Read, hence and New York at Valparaiso, with damage, and expected to be condemned. Fame sailed frotn Rio Janeiro for this port 10th Oct. Sandbach, Bellis, and Earl of Dalhousie, Robinson, hence at Demerara. Leonora, Thompson, sailed from ditto for 'this port on the 31st Oct. John Patchett, Norman, and Tyrer, Ellis, hence at Rio Ja.. metro. Helen Hamilton, Nichol, hence at Trinidad. Mary Ann. Nolan, hence at Barbadoes, and sailed sth Nov. -for Santa Martha. Lydia, Jones. sailed from Antigua for this port I Ith Nov. Jeannette Hee, hence at St. Michael's. Sceptre, Tod, sailed from ditto for this port 9t ll Nov. Can,nens, Atkins;-hence at Jamaica. X L. Bolton, and Triumfante. Menchaca, hence at Havana. Santos --. sailed from ditto for this port 7th Nov. Golden Eagle, Beebs, hence and Grenada at Nassau. D oug las, Lepage, sailed from Laguayra for this port on the 22nd Oct. Mary Elizabeth, Thom, hence at Santa Martha. Hope, Tozer, from Marseilles for this port at Milford, with loss of sails. Beulah, from Cale-Etta off Falmouth. Ochie-er, Johnston, hence and Santa Martha at Savanilia. Sybil. Paciaman, sailed from Honduras 2d Oct., and Albert, Bryan. 4th Oct., both for this port. Saucy Lass. Love, sailed from St. Michael's. Trinity Yacht, kiounsell, hence at Denia. Pet, "hotter', hence at Bordeaux. Minerva, Lern, hence at Liebau. Arrow. hence for London, at Dover, brought- in very leaky, with loss of anchor and chain. Syn.metry, Butler, for London and Plymouth, to take in the eargo ex General Sale. to Hong Kong. DaLins. Oct. so.—The G I Wolfe. Jennies. from Zapite for Liverpool, was wrecked 25th Sept., on theCsperito Santo Reef. Crew. materials, and part of cargo saved. The Burley, which w as driven on shore at Crientergus during the late hurricane, would be condemned; the cargo would be saved. FRIDAY. DECEMBER Il.—Wind N.. moderate. ARRlVED. —Albanian, Winsor. Batras—EnterPrise, Benson, Hamburg—Ganges, Mitchell, Glasgow, bound to Port Philip, leaky SAlLED.—Garrovr, Davies, Africa. Antoinette, Verona, sailed from Trieste for this port On the 215th November. Scotswood. hence at Palermo. Leven Lass, hence at Civita Vecchia. Aurora and Azzopardi, hence at Leghorn. Jersey Tar, Kevett, and Siloam, Hall, hence at Genoa. Emma Graham, Ferguson, and Douro, Smith, sailed from Oporto for this port 2gih Noy. Anne Paley, Lister, hence at Lisbon. Bon Flirt Una, Santos, sailed from Lisbon 23d November; Jo sephine. Masters, 29th, and Minerva, Phillips, 30th November, all for this port. Marie, Largonet, sailed from Bordeaux for this port on the sth December. The Adelaide, of Guernsey, supposed to be from this port to Havana. put into Beaumaris Bay to-day in distress. Jenne Amedie, Huclan, hence for Havre at Falmouth. John S. De Wolfe. Reid, from St. John, N.B. at Kingstown. WY:XFORD, Dec. 9.—The barque Hope, Jones, from-Patagonia to Liverpool, struck on the Rusk Bank, yesterday morning, and remains. The ea ,o is being discharged. CADIZ, Nov 28.—The Henry Bliss, Cummings, from Liver pool to •:eva Orleans, put in here yesterday, very leaky, and with part of the cargo thrown overboard. She must be partly dis. .charged to be surveyed and thoroughly caulked. LISBON, Nov. 30.—The Amelia, Giarovich, from Liverpool to .Rio Janeiro, put into this port 20th instant, very leaky, and , zriust discharge. SATURDAY, 12th DECK PABER.—Wind N., mo'erate. •Great Western, (steamer,) IVlotthews, from New York at this port ; sailed 26th Nov., and from Staten Island 27th Nov. On I3th Dec.. at g a.m., in lat. 51, long. 24, saw the Cambria, (st.) , heave for Boston. Adelaide, Davidson, hence for Havana at Beaumaris. •Intrinsic, -, hence for New Orleans at Beaumaris. Fendennis, Hannaford, hence at Bilboa, and sailed 4th Dec. 'for St. Sebastian. Jupiter, Morrison, hence at Ostend. •Esnle. Snegjevich, sailed from Venice for this port on the 24th November. Rothschild, Cornforth, from Moulmein, and Lady Raffles, Eden, from Havana at Downs. Wuroan, Rith Dec.—The Hope, from Patagonia for this port,mras got off the Rusk Bank yesterday, and into shallow water, to be examined ; but the wind coming fair, she proceeded this morning to Liverpool In rather a crippled state, having been plundered of her rigging, Rre. by numerous boats. • SUNDAY, 15th Dxcigiumt.—Wind N. SAlLEn.—Lerwick, Jackson, for Africa—Penninghame, Pur chase, Cape Town—William and Anu, Davies. Sierra Leone— Jenny, Kruse. BataVia—Speed, Pringle. Manilla—Desiree and ope, B Tully, Kahler, St. Thomas —Enterprise, Wilson, Trinidad—A lei- ennett, Rio Janeiro—Pacific, Ludlam, New York—Eliza beth Geves, Charleston—Cheetan, Cook, Naples--St. Clement, Cobbon, Dordt Edward. Suk'ken; Ida Maria, Behrend ; and Success, Kreaft, hence at Danzic. Susan. —, and Flying Fish, hence at Naples. Yorkshire, Bailey; Columbia, Rathbone; Cornelia, French, and Aurelius, Kirby, hence at New York. C ro nstadt, Hatch; Anglo Saxon, Gordon : and Sabbatis, hence at Boston. Leila, Higgins, and Monmouth, Terry,hence at Baltimore. Nedora, Young; Hannibal, Foote; Mattakeeset, Cummings; Ashland. Williams; Alioth, Bartlett; Parthenon, Woodberry, and Lapland, Simpson, hence at New Orleans. Inca, Field, hence at Apalachicola. Arab, Hossack. hence at Ancona. Acadia, steamer. Harrison. hence at Boston 17th Nov. Arabella, Rice, hence at Philadelphia. Hayward, Harward, hence at Savannah. Neptune, hence at Charleston. Jessie, M'Gill, from Callao at Cove. Competitor, Cowie, from Odessa at Falmouth. WEXFORD, 11th DEC.—SoOn after the Hope put to sea yester day, the wind chopped round to N.E., which compelled her to run to the southward, and she would probably steer for Milford. Nisw YORK, Nov. 25.—The Rio Grande, Sturges, from Balti more, for Liverpool, put back to the former port 29rd instant. With pumps choked and cargo shifted. !taw YORK, Nov. 21.—The Hero, Jones, from Quebec, for Liverpool. was abandoned at sea , having been in contact with the Fauh-a-Ballagh. from Dublin. for St. John, N. 8., and cut down to g the water's edge. The crew, except one man killed, were taken off by the Faugh.a-Ballagh, which was spoken 3rd Nov., in at 45, lon 16. New Yonx, Nov. 18.—The America, Weare, hence for Liver pool. went on shore, near the S.W. Spit, 16th instant, but got off, without apparent damage. BIRKENHEAD FIOMCEOPATHIC DISPENSARY [WEEKLY REPORT.] New Patients Old Patients.. Physician, Dr. Norton.—Charles Smith, Hon. Sec EASTERN DISPENSARY, ROSE-HILL. Report of cases for the week ending Friday, Dec. 11 Persons relieved at the Dispensary Patients visited at their own homes • Total. . . ' Physicians, Dr. Gonthwaite and Dr. Ashcroft. Ilargeons, Messrs. Hayes, Lo&wood and Harris. House Surgeon, Mr. all. MARKETS. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, DEC. 8. Total quantities per Price per Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter Wheat 342 .... igii 18 6 15 1 Barley _ _ _ 445 4 7 1 9 7 LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. 8 Belayed at sea by adverse winds. few vessels have entered this port since Tuesday last. and e cept a moderate quantity of Flout from Ireland, the arrivals thence and Coastwise are light, whilst those from abroad are limited chiefly to Beans, Pease, and Indian Corn, as specified below. Notwithstanding the large arrivals into London. and the check given to prices there yeste , day. our market this morning was well attended by town and country buyers, who with seve ral Irish millers, imparted a lively aspect to the trade for all de• scriptintis of Wheat, of which the sales were extensive, fine qua. lities comma- - ding 3d, and the middle and lower runs of Foreign 4d. to 6,1. per olb. advance upon the rates of this day week ; farmers Wheat also, of which a fair show of samples appeared to-day, was 2d. to 3d. per bushel dearer.—lrish Fleur was held on higher terms, but upon a dull sale, no improvement could he obtained; States and Canadian f; ee, however, realised Is per hart el over late prices ; and of Western Flour to arrive, several thousand barrels were sold at :13s Malting Barley was in request at our last quotations; and grinding s-mples, being more saleable, were rather dearer. — Malt likewise improved is. per quarter.— Beans and Pease, upon a moderate inquiry, fully supported lute prices.—Good Meating Oats were in fair demand. and stew ily maintained the advance of Priday ; Oatmeal, however. was very little noticed, and scarcely retained its previous value. Indian Corn continuing in request for Ireland, several parcels have been taken at 6's. to 655. per 4801 b. ; but at these high prices buyers are evidently more forbearing, and a fair portion of the present arrivals therefore remain unsold CORN EXCHANGE, Dm. It During the early part of the week the frost seemed to he gra dually disappearing, and nearly the whole of yesterday we had extremely heavy rain ; but freezing again last night with re doubled severity. and the wind being still contrary, the supplies reported since Monday are altogether light ; one very large American gain vessel, however, has worked inwards, but is not entered in time for insertion to-day. Atthorgh, in general, we had less activity in the Corn trade during the interval since Tuesday than of late; the sales of In dian Corn and the low qualities of Foreign Wheat progressed to a fair amount, the former at our last quotations, and the latter at rather improving rates, all other articles remaining unvaried. Our market to-day opened with a lively demand for Wheat, the sales to English millers were extens've, in the first instance at the current rates of Tuesday. and some parcels have been taken by speculative buyers, the trade for most descriptions of this grain subsequently improved, and closed firmly at an ad vance of Id to 2d. per 7slb., although for Irish this morning but few transactions occurred.—lrish Flour, though in very ?slow request, was held 223, per speck above our last quotations. whilst of American several large sales were effected, goo' , West ern brands commanding 345. in bond, and :565. free, being an amendment of Is. per barrel. Malting Barley and Malt, neither being plentiful. fully main tamed late rices, and Grinding Barley was 2d. to 3d per bushe dearer. Beans and Pease continued to rule precisely the same as stated in our last report.—Oats, upon fair inquiry, advanced Id. to 2d. per 451 b., and 'Oatmeal, though still meeting little at tention, was held on somewhat higher terms. Several thousand qbarters American Indian Corn on board the vessel above alluded - to, is reported to have been sdlcrat 645. per 48o1b. ; and small parcels remaining on the spot command higher rates. Of floating cargoes, near at hand, few are now offering, s. d. s .1 s. d. s. d. 9 0 9 3 old 9 2 9 6 9 2 g 9 I do. 9 6 :0 s 8— 9 t 1 d0... . 8 0 8 8 9 0 9 3 icy).. :2. .. - s '4 8 10 0 —5O 0 told .. none. 3 8 6 0 68 o—;6 0 10 0 o -4 9 4 3 - 4 6 Wheat, v. 701 b English red, new Ditto, white Irish red Ditto, white Rye. English, tprir , Barley, English Scotch & Irish,V6o/b Malt, English,v qr... pa1e..... ......... Irish Oats, v , 4b. E'lish & Sectch, new -- Welsh •, —'do. Irish. fine realities.. 4 4 4 6 'do general do 4 2 4 4 do. Beans, English, 7,-) qr., —— 'do. .. •• 51 0 —53 0 Scotch& Irisha , lBolb do• • • ,47 0 —49 0 Pease, English, white 53 0 —57 0 '61ue.... Do. & Irish.... maple — l grey ..!43 0 —45 11 Flour, 47.• 2801 b English Irish, 2nds ne .. • • 3g 0 —42 0 Ditto, superfine 47 0 —49 0 extra .. ,51 0 —62 '3 Oatmeal,? Id. of 240th 1ri5h,11346. ..... 42 0 —44 '0 old . 39 0 —4l Canadian Bran, s Vitt.--- j 1 2 1 3 LIVERPOO , , COLONIAL MARKET, Dac.ll. Sugar.—There has been again a quiet market, and the sales amount to 75` , hhds 8.P., 2300 bags of Bengal, and 1300 bsgs of Madras, at a decline of Is to 2s per rwt. on the lower descrip tions orWest India.—Foreign continues neglected. In Molasses the business is cananed to 50 casks iicrbice, at 22s per cwt. Coffee.—There has been a fair demand for clean ordinary Jamaica, and SO casks of this description have been sold at full rates ; at auction, 2700 bags Costa Rico are also reported at the quotations. 130 brls of Jamaica Ginger sold at 50s per cwt., 100 bags of Pimento at lid, and 100 bags of black Pepper, at 21d per lb. The. sales in Rice are lto bags of Bengal, at rather lower prices for white, and yellow cargo at i 5s per cwt , being a slight advance on this description. Rum.—The sales do not exceed ( 30 casks, but the very limited supplrenables holders to obtain very full prices. PRICES CURRENT &rinse., s. d. s. d. MA DDER,I9 , CtOt.S. d. s. a bion.tr , zal,Pot 26 0 @ -- Dutch, crop o u - 0 0 Pearl 27 0 - - 0 Ombro 0 0- o 0 U. States, Pot - - - Gamene - 0 0 Pearl 26 0 - - Mull 0 ' 0 - 0 0 Barra, Quercit 10 0- 11 0 . French, S.F. - 0 0 Oak, * ton 44 0 - 6 10 5.F.F.., 44 0 -35 0 German.... 3 0- 0 0 E.S.F 46 ' 3 -48 0 GIUMETONE, 7t/' ton E.5.F.F.49 0 51 0 Sicily, &c... 510 - 6.5 Spanish Tuscany.... --- --- M °LASSES, 7f. cwt. C.8.6131A LIGNEA,S. d. s. d . St. Lucia, &c 22 -0 -23 0 va• cwt. in bd 65 0- - 0 ' Demerara, &c 23 . 0 -24 0 CLOVE.2.-SEED, IP cwt. ,Bar & Antigua. 23 15 -26 6 American, red4o 0-45 0 1.1 UNJ ENT, cwt l4 0 -21 e Dutch 40 0-50 0 OiL, Olive, is. 252 gslls. FrenCh&GerM4o 0-50 0 •Gallipoli ......E45 0 -46 0 COCOA, 4-, cwt. Trieste 45 o -45 10 Trinidad.... 35 0- 42 0 Sm.., 44 0 -45 0 Grenada ••} 31 0- 55 0 Ma1a g a . ...... , 45 0 -45 10 Brazil Portugal &c 44 - 0 -45 0 COFFEE, 1w cwt. in bond. Levant 42 4 -43 0 Jama. triage }2O 0- 42 0 Palm, f ton 35 40 -36 0 ordinary .. Fish,* , 252 galls. good& fine o. 45 0- 55 0 pale... .. . 0 , 0 - 0 0 middling .... 58 0- 65 0 coloured 0 0 - 0 0 good mid. .. 74 0- go 0 Cod .. 27 • 0 -27 10 fine mid. &c. 95 0-135 0 Linseed, p etc/. 27 0 -27 6 Dutch, triage .' 30 0- 40 0 Ra p e, p ale do.. 38 •- 6 -30 0 ordinary ..Turpen.* cuu. 50 . 0 -51 0 good &fine o. 46 0- 50 0 {nen, 10 , cic middling .... 56 0- 61 0 Carolina, iiress.3B •>0 - - good mid. 65 0- 7I 0 in i (rid 00- 0 0 fine mat., &c. Bengal. , rd. dols -0 -15 6 Mocha - 65 0 mid to fine .. 16 , 6 -19 0 Ceylon 36 0- 65 0 African none. Java .. ...... 30 0- 40 0 E.1.131,* gallon, in bond. Havana Jamaica, good &fine.. 35 0- 40 0 12 to 16 o. p2l I - 3 4 St. Domingo.. 27 27 0- 30 0 'stronger .. 3•6 - 4 6 0- 60 0 choice marks.. 4 41 - 5 2 Brazil Laguira 3O 0- 85 0 Samowmi,* cwt. DYKWOODS, p• ton 4. s. .4'. s. Bengal, Logwood, Jam. 4 10- 4 15 good & 6 ne..e 6 0 - 8 10 Hon. & Dorn.4 15- 5 5 ord. & mid 3 0-5 19 Campcaeby 7 5_ 710 Bombay - 2 16 F u stic, Span... 4 0- 410 Sarr.Trwrits,* cwt s. d. s. d. Tampico ...... 60- 6 5 East India Puerto Cabello 4 10- 5 7 6 SouthAmericat.lo 0 -20 0 10 0 Sual.L Lac, '' cwt. in bond. Grange 45 0 -54 0 NICARAGUACitb a . .. . . ... 0 . 0 9 .. 0- Rio de la Hache ' liver and block 36 0 -42 0 solid - 11 0 SEms, clean - 13 10 Neutria,* dox e 0 -12 0 small - 10 0 Chinchilli, do. 10 0 -25 0 Lima, solid - 15 10 , Seal, each 3 9 - 4 2 5 5 Sumac, p cwt. 10 0 -l 1 0 Bar G7bO d o ' n A . D P ... ;). 3 5 10- 0- 4 10 1 Sicily Camwood .... 6 0- 19 10 I Palermo l2 6 -14 0 Red San. Wood 5 0- 5 10 i Trieste 0 0- 0 0 Frax, 1'). ton. I Vcraaa 0 0 -.3 0 Riga. P.T.R. .. none I Tyrolese - 0 0 P'burg, 9 head 44 0 - 0 0 Suomi,* cwt. Archangel .... none I B.P. Muscovado Dutch & Flem. f 0 0- 90 0 I moist brown 40 0 -42 0 Ga. 1. rs, * cwt. dry brown Turkey, blue .. 75 0- - good & mid 45 0 -51 a mixed 54 0- 60 I fine &v. fine 52 0 -54 0 East India 5B 0- 60 0 Mauritius, GINGER, ?i, cwt dabs and mo 37 0 -40 0 Barbadoes 4O 0- 42 0 brown .. 42 0 -43 0 Jamaica 5O 0-180 0 yellow 44 0 -45 0 E. India, in bd. 20 0- 24 0 East India, Bengal CI um , wi• cwt. Khaur 36 0 -38 0 Arabic, Turkey 0 0- 0 0 brown 44 6 -42 0 East India. 2 10- 4 10 yellow 44 0 -46 0 Barbary, - 4 5 extra fine.... 58 0 -62 0 Senegal - 510 Manilla, in bd. 21 0 -24 0 11E.9 11 ', Ilton e s. .€ s. Havana, do. P'burg, clean 39 0- 40 0 brown outshot 37 0- 38 0 yellow . . Riga, Rhine .. 40 0- 41 0 white outshot 38 0- 89 0 good & fine Archangel .•.. 0 6- 0 0 Brazil, in bond Manilla - 0 0 brown 2O 0 -23 0 Bombay l5 0- 18 0 yellow 0 0- 0 0 Jute ...... 17 0- 21 0 white .. . ilinss, Ox and Cow, *lb good ana fine 0 0 - 0 0 B. Ayre,s . and Monte Video. TA 1.1,01 v, v cwt. inferior & mid. 0 5 - • 6 1 P'bnrgh, Y.C. 48 0 -48 6 good & prime.. 0 6i- 0 6 Odessa 47 6 -48 0 Do. salted .... 0 3i- 6 4i Archangel - 0 0 N. Amer.-salted 0 24- I 34 Buenos Ayres 0 0- 0 0 Brazil - 0 6 TAR, 'or , hrl. dry salted 0 44- 0 5 Stockholm .... 17 6 -18 0 Rio, dry - 0 6 • Archangel .... 17 0 -18 0 Valparaiso, dry 0 44- 0 6 Carolina Odessa, &c. dry 0 0- I 0 Virginia - - ---.- W. India, dry.. 0 44- • 6 ,TARTAR, V CWt salted.. 0 3 - 8 41 Cream of Tartar6s I -70 I East India .... 0 7-0 10 brown and ye 1.44 0 -55 0 Kips, B.A. dry. 0 7 - • 84 TEA, 21) lb. in bond. Horse, each .. 11 0 -:9 0 Bohea, Canton 0 2- 0 4 HORSE HAIR,* lb. Fokein - - Short - 0 1 04 Congou. com. 0 9-0 10 mixed - 1 2 mid. to fine. 1 6- 2 2 long tails 1 6- 2 0 Twankay, com. 1 1- 1 14 combed - 2 8 mid. to good 1 3- 1 10 22 0 -24 0 24 0 -26 0 26 0-32 0 0 0 - 0 0 INDroo,sp tb.in lend. Pekoe, Orange 1 0— 2 6 Bengal. • Campoi, pur. & violet 0 0— 0 6 corn. to good none blue & violet 0 0— 0 0 Hyson Skin.... 0 o—o 10 blue violet, & fine 5 0— 5 6 Spuchong, com. 010 1 0 ord. & mid. 4 3 3 0 good to fine 1 6 2 4 violet & 4• cop.} 3 3 Pekoe, flowery 2 0— 3 0 mixed .. Hyson, coat... 2 0— 2 2 CO9 . g. & fine. 3 6 4 0 - fine 2 4 3 6 ord. & mid. 2 6 3 6 Young Hyson 011 3 0 con. quality 2 2 4 3 Imperial Oude. Madras Gnatirnala,7o , lb. TonAcco, Ics• lb. in bond. Floras Sobres 3 0— 4 0 Stemmed 0 0— 0 0 Cortes Carracas, Flo. 3 g— 4 6 Maryland .... 0 0— 0 0 Sobres 3 0— 4 0 . TURMEaIc, ~, cwt. in bond. Cortes LAC DYE, 'IR tb• . TURPENTINE, '4) ClVt. D.T. and prime 1 6 2 2 American 6 • 9 s mid. to good 0 6 1 6 VA LON lA, 11. tome I j e i ord. & infer. 0 2 0 5 Smyrna, pickedl3 0 —l6 0 N(ADDRR ROOTS SP , Cwt. Morea •10 0 —l3 0 smyrna ...... .. 54 0— 52 6 WAX, BEMS' IP Cleft. in fiend. Tripoli & Syria 0 0— 0 0 African French 4O 0— 41 0 East India .... 5 0— 7 • r a p); •. • 3O o. 32 0 e a THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, DEC. 10 , At this day's market there was again a large supply of Wheat, and the trade was firm at this day se'nnight. Oats a slow sale at the rates of last week. In Beans very little doing. Peas dull d difficult to dispose of in quantity. HULL CORN MARKET, DEC- 8 At this day's market we had a fair supply of Wheat from the farmers, for which our millers paid the prices of last week ; fine Wheats were ready sale, but inferior qualities were neglected. spring Corn as last noted. LEEDS CORN MARKET, DEC. 8 We have a short su)ply of Grain to-day, partly owing to con. trary winds. Barley Is. per quarter cheaper. 'Oats Id. per st. higher. In Beans no alteration. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, DEC. 9 We had only a very moderate show of Stock, and the quality of the Beasts anything but good. Prime Beef fetched 10s. to 15s. per head more money. Mutton, 6bd. to 6icl. por WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, Dr.c. II Owing to adverse winds we have no arrivals from the east coast. which causes our marl,et to be very hare of samples. The quantity of Wheat offering is very inaf'equate to the demand, n•!d an advance of Is to 11s per quarter is readily obtained. Barley is in fP.ir request at at, improvement of is "yr (wafter. Oats and Shelling are both scarce, the forme► is from Id to Id p'r stone. and the latter is per quarter more money; in old ones no alteration. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, Dnc. 12 Since our last report we had a good inquiry for best qualities of Flour at full pries, whilst secondary sorts (being much wanted for shipment to Ireland) have been readily saleable at an advance of 2s. per sack. Inferior Wheats have also been in ac tive request for the same destination, and our market has been completely swept of such descriptions at an improvement in the week of from fid. to gd. per bushel. At Wakefield, yesterday, the tade for Wheat was firm, at an advance of Is. per quarter. At Liverpool, al-o, with small supplies and an active and in. creasing demand, both for Ireland and consumption, a very laree business was done, at 'considerable enhanced rates Today. our market is well attended, and with a z uid Inquiry for every article ; we quote Wheat fully 6d per bushel, and 'Emir Is 6d per barrel, and 2s per sack, dearer. Oats and Meal are in short supply. and realise an advance of Id to 2d per bushel, and Is per load, respectively. Beans and Pease are more saleable, but pricts are unaltered. In Malt and other articles, no alteration. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Dte. 11 The excitement 'noticed last week cont nucti up to the close of 'the market yesterday, and the business done both by the trade and speculators has been more extees ve than during any previous week known; prices of American have gradually ad vanced id per-lb.. Ad in Brazil and 7g3r, tian. and 4cl to a 4d in Surat. The business to-day has been more limited, and ex treme prices have been the more difficult to obtain. Speculators have tai - en 51,500 American, 700 Pernambuco. 1100 Maranliarn, 500 Fgyptian, and :5,000 Surat, and exporters 200 American. 1000 bags Sea Island are announced for public auction on Friday next, with 500 West India and 1500 Egyptian. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COT' From the 4th Dec. to the I Ith Dec., inclusive Prices paid i➢iro in the week. This Va., ,thisyear 263422 636476 } 18836 :9623 } 39561 } 173 ? 6769 j 4524€ 875 i losgGsa I LONDON GAZE? TE.-TUESDAY, DEC. 8 PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED H. Bridge and J. Maden Rawtenstall, Lancashi•e. cotton spinners—W. Harrison, H. Fletcher, and E. Hattersley. Barns ley. linen manufacturers—T. Pinder and J. Milner, Wakefield. ironfounders—P. F. Curry, 11. H. Statham. and F. Horner. Li verpool, solicitors; as far as regards F. Horner—T. Ra. cliffe and F. Beckett. Saddleworth, Yorkshire. stone dea'ers—W. Ri. chards and J. Rell, Liverpool, shipwrights—A. Rule and R. An derson, Liverpool. joiners —T. Rayner and C. H. Mitchell, Os. sett, Yorkshire, woollen c oth manufacturers. BA N K RUPTS. Owen Evans, Liverpool, innkeeper, Dec. 18, Jan. 19, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy : solicib.rs, Messrs. Cornthwaite and Co.. Old Jewry Chambers; and Messrs. Fisher and Stone, I.iverpool: official assignee, Mr Turner, Liverpool. John Julian Jackson. Liverpool, silk dyer, Dec 18, Jan. 19 at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy; solicitors, Messrs. Bridger and Co., London-wall and Mr. Dodge, Liver pool : official assignee,M r. Morgan, Liverpool. - . William Barker, Nottingham. hosier. Matthew Burton and Benjamin Sh"en, Manchester, cotton spinners. William Cameron, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. confectioner. James Barron Rodway, Birmingham, commission agent. William Thomas. Treforest. Glamorpanshire, draper. J seph fired Buller, Peterborough, tailor. James Bussey. Beiir-street. Leicester square, ironmonger. John Donaldson, Regent street, co,chmaler Philip Howard, Hingham, Norfolk. wine merchant. E , round Jones ows. Elizabeth-place, Deptford, dealer in china. Sidney Nelson. New Bond-street. music seller. Richard Satchel, jun., Winslcy-street, Oxford-street, London, brewer. John Spence, Queen-street, Charles•squate, Holton, china dealer. DIVIDENDS Dec 29, E. Wdges, Circus-street, New road, wine merchant —Dec, t 9. M. Casanus, Fenchurch-street. wine merchant—Dec. 2g, W. Vann, Old street, St. Luke's, upholsterer—Dec. 29, It. Wilson, New Bridge-street, City, merchant—J. Damson, Man chester, ironfounder—Dec. 31, C. Carr, Stockport, cotton manu facturer. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED J. R. Beard and E. Ledgard, Ma. cheater, sharebrokers—}T. ard 11. toutham, Mat.che,ter, oil manufacturers—W. Fruiley and J, Hulton, Little Bolton, Lancashire roller makers -3 and G. Mayall, Ashton-nnner-Lyre.cottonspincers. FCLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS- T. Pulvertoft, Spalding, Lincolnshire, iron master. It. C. Turner. tioundsditch, builder. .1. Parr, South Wharf.road, Paddington, corn dealer. W. Locks. Leonard-street, shoreditch. timber merchant C. Pope, Brist ,l, copper manufacturer. BANKRUPTS William Hayes, Liverpool. shipwright. Dec. al, Jan. 19. at Li o'clock. at the iverpool District court of Bankruptcy : solici tors, sessrs. Keightley and Co.. Chancery-lane, and Messrs. Hethetington and Co., Liverpool,; official assignee, Mr. Morgan, Liverpool. Thomas Morley, Oxford street. London. jeweller. James Jeffs, Marearet.street, Cavemlish.square, s ddler. John Hollowell. Newcastleavon-Tyne, master. Henry Cochrane, Manchester. merchant. Nicholas Broad, Bristol, tea dealer. Charles Wilcocks an and William Sharpe Barrick, Kingston upon.tlull, stockbrokers. .DtViDENDS Jan. 4, A. A. M, ckey and N. J. W. Holt, St. Helen's-place, Bishopsgate-street, merchants—Jan. 13, W. M. Morley, Bread. street, Cheapside, warehouseman—Dec. 30, H. W. Morley. Dean-street, Soho, tailor. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless caose be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting Jan. 1, J. Evrns. Liverpool, dealer in guano—Jan. 1. W Couls<w, Birkenhead. gr, 6. J. Mortimer. Bradford Yorkshire, woolstapler—lan. 2. S. Roden, Wellington, Shrop. shire, licensed victualler. INSOLVENT PETITIONER. Thomas Chalk, ' Lewisham, livery stable keeper. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. Peter Kane. Fort William, met chant. Willi m Tefer,-Glasgow, chain maker, Robert . Colville, Glasgow, bookbinder. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL Dec. Hour. 15, William Simpson More (proof and div.).. District Court, 11 15, Br, ed and Eecleston (proof and div.).... Ditto, 11 1 5 , John Bre , ,kenridge (proof and div.) .. Ditto, 11 11, George Atkins (proof and div.) 15, Robt Lee Dawson and Co. (proof & div ) Ditto, 11 15, Williarn‘Wilking . Finney (proof and div.) Ditto, 11 .., ..... ~ 15, Samuel Mead (proof and div) ls„Thomas Milne Whiteley (proof and div.). Ditto, 15, Prescott Corless (proof and div.) 15, Edward Robcrts (proof and div )... 15, William Hunter (2nd) 15, Thomas Siddorn (audit) 'l5, James Richardson (proof and div) —.._ 15. Henry Parr (proof and div.) 15. Schultz and Carr (audit):.. 15, John Evans (proof and div.) Is, Charles ITumberston and Co. (proof & div) I . .rtto. 12 16, Joseph Fros'e and Co. (audit) 16, Richard Allerton (audit) Ditto, , 11 16, John Casson (audit) 16, John Barff (audit) . 16, Clough and Jones) lA, James Meakin Gardner (audit) Ditto, 12 16, Henry Cooke (audit) 16, Samuel Highfield (audit) 16, Robert Jones (audit) Ditto, 12 1 1 8 7 : F Av r i Fi ll n ia ci m s a i n i d nr P a e y rc (2 iv n •a d ylst) Ditt ~ 11 18, William Wilshere Henn (proof and div.) Ditto, 11 . . .... --_ ' • 18, John Davies (audit) 18, \N illiam Pattinson (audit) Ditto, 11 18, David Cook (Ist) Ditto, 11 18, John Lessor (2nd) 18, John Lester (2nd) - Ditto, 12 18, Schultz and Carr (proof and div.) Ditto. 12 18. T. Wilson, C. K. Wilson, and «V. Wilson, (audit) Ditto, 12 18, Genre Edward Schultz (proof and div.) Ditto, 12 18. Ralph Mansfield (proof and div.) ... 18, Patrick Hare (audit) .. Ditto, 1 19. William Gawthorne (2nd) ... Ditto, 11 19, William Tweddle (special) Mr. Pemberton's, 11 STATE OF TRADE. MANCHESTER —The unwonted excitement in the Liverpool cotton market has seriously deranged the operations in Man chester during the week. Prices have advanced in many ware houses, and parties have been anxious to buy both cloth and yarns at slightly advanced rates. As we believe, however, that the advance in the raw material capnnt be maintained, but is the work of speculators only, we would advise camion to be ex ercised by buyers until the arrival °Ville next advices from Amorica. The extraordinary freighting of American vessels may have had its influence in keeping hack the cotton. ttneunAtE.—There is no decided improvement in the flannel market to report; perhaps rather snore pieces have been sold than last Monday, but without any advance in prices. The wool market is firm, and the manufacturers buy for present use only. CEEDS.- As the season for heavy.goods for the home demand is now drawing to a close, and the foreign houses being out of the market, there was very little business done at the Cloth Halls, either on Saturday or to-day. 'The stocks in the manu facturers hands are on the increase, although from the caution with which they have acted, not snore so than usual at this sea son. Prices continue firm. The usual dulness of the season has prevailed in the warehouses this week ; very little is done excepting to order. The foreign business continues quiet. HALtXAX.—Business has been but dbll in the hall to-day, and we have no alteration to notice, either in the quantity of goods sold or -in prices. The yarn market is characterised by more than the ordinary dulness of the season, and a further curtail ment of production is going on; but we do not think that prices can be quoted lower. A little less long-wool is using, and the short stock is the market place is under the control of the sta plers. Short Wools arc very quiet, there being great indisposl tion to buy at present ; but prices are firm, and the feeling is, that they have not seen the lowest figure. BRADFORD —There is a feeling cherished that combing wools have seen their lowest point, and the spinners buy with more confidence. The business doing is rather more extensive, with cut alteration in prices.—Yarn Market. The firmness mani fested in the wool market tends to add to the Bloom on this de pressed branch of the trade. It is quite impossible to make yarns to sell at current rates, without great loss. The spinners continue to abridge their production, which cannot fail ere , ong to give prices an upward tendency —Piece Market. The near approach to,Christmas. when the merchants are usually prepa-, ring for , tom taking. stands as a barrier to any improvement in actual purchases. There is part doing to order for delivery in f ncy goods. Alpaca is expected to be largely used for summer and autumn goods, owing to its richness and suitability to mix with silk, which is now effectively introduced. HUDDRRSVIELD.—Our market is a little more lively to-day. There have been a good many buyers in the town, and, alhough they have not been buying any great quantity, their pres , nce gives more confidence to the trade generally. On the whole, we are still of the opinion we have expressed on several oc casions lately, that the prices of goods are not likely to lower for some time to come, and that as soon as the year gets turned there is every probability of a good , pring trade. HECKMONDWt,:E BLANKRT MARKKT.—We have reported favourably of this market for several weeks past, but on Monday last, although old prices were fully eustained, rather less busi ness was transacted in the Blanket hall, the attendance of merchants being loss numerous than for somc.weeks past. LEICHSTER. —The demand is not improved, and we hear that a considerable nernber of hapds have been discharged. In Wools and Yarns no alteration. TIDE TABLE. Max. i EvN Dec h. m.• I h. m Tuesday 15 840 ; g 6 Wednes. 16 9 29 _9 52 Thurs... 17 to 13 2.10 33 Friday.. 18 10 59 "LI 14 Saturday 19 11 34 11 515 Sunday .20 --- 11 17 Mondiry. 21 0 39 1 0 NEST DATES ,Oct. 18 Indirect Aug. le Nov. 7' Nov. 2 Sept. 16 Oct. 22 Oct. 8 Nov. 22 Sept. 2$ Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov. 7 Nov. 7 NFI RN Hz i GHTI 1101.Y.DAYS , KTC ft. in 13 5 14 6 16 0 17 3 18 5 18 9 19 1 4th Sandayin Advent. VERPOOL AT LI Lima. St. Helena Maranham 'Oct. 7 Mauritius Mobile stonte Video. N. Orleans New York Pernambuco . Rio Janeiro savannah . Valparaiso Vera Cruz Nov. 26 1 Direct. rindirect .1 I Oct. 11 1 Oct. 19 Sept . 115 Nov. 1p Sept. :9 Nov. 16 Oct. 22 Oct. ,111 Nov. 20 Sept. 20 Oct. psi ARY REPORT, Dec. 12 , ADMITTED In-patients Out-patients Casuals during the week. 13 Remaining in the house. SOO SALES OF THE WEEK 220 Sea Island.. . s•‘ Stained 1708_ , Bowed Georgia Mobile 235,0 . Alabama and Tennes 5 60850 New Orleans f Pernambuco & Paraiba 7 Aracati and Ceara '2029 Bahia and Maceio 7 4840 { M aran h a m Sawgin tied - Minas — Para - .. Demerara, Surinam &c i 860 Egyptian Barbadoes • Peruvian .. Bahama ▪ Laguayra 200 Common West India • Carthagena .. Smyrna Manilla 18400 Surat .. 8 j 8 200 Madras vengal 1- - J - 121870 bales = =i} PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL Woon, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid Dnty Archangel lO @ 0 0 Memel 0 0 1108 14000 a . €1 12s. rerld Gothenburg l6 0- - 0 0 Wyburg Petersburg PLANKS, per foot-012 i nches thi.Cs7 0 k . 4 0 - 1 Danzig, Deck British American Pine LA T II VP b OD , pet fathom. Danzig, 4 feet .45 10 0 0 .t 2 Os 4 0 4 1.3 Free. British Arnerkan 114AHOGANY, per foot of 1 inch thick. Honduras - 0 10 1 - ~ ... I Cuba St. Domingo ...e 1 0— 1 6 J OAK PLANKS 0 0 0 0 Tiimcwoon, per cubicfeet 5 6 Free. STAVES, per MO. Danzig, C. Pipe aego 0 —lOO I Hhd. 4O 0 50 0 Quebec, red. to I k }so —so }Free. and 5i feet long Do. Puncheon lO 0 15 0 Truselt,percubicfoot. s. (I. a. d. Oak Pine,BritishAmer.cemmcn 0 • 0 0 B. p ;}3. red 1 b 2 0 yellow Danzig - I 11 Memel lll 2 1 1 , 253 411'd Id Riza.red WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER •At-ID WORKHOUSE HOSPITALS. 'DEC. 12, 1816. AMMITTRD. Fever and Small-Fox 2B Medical and Surgical Wards 21 DISCHARGED. Cured .. Relieved 4 I Died Lying-in Wards Lock Total RHAIA:NISIG IN TRH HOSPITALS Fever and Small Poi Medical and Surgical Wards Lying-ill Wards Loek . Total -s6g Consulting Physicians, Dr. Macrorie and Dr. Couthwte, Consulting, Surgeon. Mr. Maculloch. Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Carson.and Mr. Davies House Surgeon, Mr. T. F. Grimsdale. Assistant-Surgeon, Mr. E. T. Watkins, Apothecary, Mr. Gilmour. PACKET LIST. GENERAL POST-OFFICE, DEC. 14 -• t. v 0 ;''. ,:' P a .... o -.4 p. 2 , 1.5 *.d . i - O 00 0 , , ~ 7 0 ~' C q 0 = rn P: ...? .-3 rl 93 :I § '..' rt . G C: S P P: u s ri* - P 2 e t a . . : Z tt 0 :1 0 o ts 0 .r 3 x k 10 . ipcl 4 • rn EE. : O g ti Id t 1 IV . . ?3 p p PREMIUMS ti ti A P 3 11? INSURANCE. LONDON & LIVERPOOL Outward 1 406 F Jamaica. 2 53 •Od® 30 0 303 Oi Aug. I Leewalrd Isl. Dem. &Berbic 20 0 0 0 20 0 —3O 0 Honduras 6O 0— 60 A So 0 —6o 0 Bavaria 35 0— 40 0 33 0 —44 0 New York,Boston 3O 0— 40 0 15 0— -- Charleston,Savannab 33 0— 0 0 15 o—{o e New Orleans 35 0 50 0 I 40 6 —35 0 Canada British North America ) 1" 0 )26 0 —2lO 6 .-- Newfounaland . . , 60. 0 0 0 41 0— 25 0 Brazils River Plate 30 0 -3, East Indies 0 SO 0 - 35 0-40 0 35 0-40 China • 5O 0-60 0 60 0-- 0 o Batavia 3O 0— 35 0 1 35 0— 0 o New South Wales Cape of Good Hope Africa 3O 0 i 105 0 Gibraltar . Lima, Valparaiao,&c, Malta, Sicily, Re. smyrnaandeonstantlnople 3O 0— 40 0 40 0— 0 0 Malaga Madeira Western I sles ,Cap ede Verds -- I Lisbon Cadiz .. .. l7 6 _ 17' 6 20 0 France Holland 0 0— 0 0 20 0— Hamburg, Bremen, ?re. Gottenburg, Stockholm .. : Petersburg, Riga, &c. - —.— QOM • - ...... ........ Australia .. Bahia.. Barbadoes.. Bombay . B. Ayres. • •: Calcutta ..." C. G. Hope Charleston. China ... • • 1 Demerara.. Havana... Jv.maica.., La Guayra LIVERPOOL DISCIIAJtaND In-patientscured l3 Relieved and at own request 6 Made Out -patients I 7fregular Dead ..• Consulting Surgeon ...7 . Dawson, Esq House Surgeon . Mr. M'Cheane. Apothecary, Mr. George Padley. House Visitor', Henry Lawrence, and Edw. Lister, Esqrs. Chaplain... RICHARD GIBSON. Treasurer NORTHERN HOSPITAL, DEC. 12. [WEEKLY REPORT.] 14 I Cured • Relieved and at own request 4 .. 16 Attending as Out Patients 7 -- irregular 00 Died Remainingin the Hospital . .gs. Consulting Surgeon J. M. Banner, Esq. 1111 physician and Surgeon for the ensuing week, Pr. Scott and Mr. Stubbs. House Visitors, Rev. Thos. Hornby, M.A., and John Clint, Esq. Nouse Surgeons, Mr. G. S. Deane and Mr. T. B. Gildersl4;eres. Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq. Chaplain. Rev. Wm. Hughes. ADMITTILD Accidents Medical and Surgical cases upon recommendation PRICES OF SHARES, DEC. 14 SHARES, Saturday's Sales Pr ices. This Day - - - RAILWAYS. Aberdeen Railway .... d Ambergate,Nottingham,Boston, and Eastern Junction d.. par Arbroath and Forfar .. 26 .. 28 Bedford, London & Birmingham p 31 Birkenhead, Lancashire & Ches. 1 p I** 3a gd * Birmingham and Dudley ...... Si p 51 (Ss gd Bitroingliam and Gloucester 126*. 12•} }-shares Blackburn, Chorley & L'pool I* d Blackburn, Clitheroe, &N. West ri d 1* R Blackburn, Darueu and Bolton. d.. par Bristol and Ex der Ditto new Shares ...... 3 p 4 I Bristol and Gloucester Boston, Newark, and Sheffield.. 16,3 d 13s9d 'Buckinghamshire d Caledonian Half shares Clydesdale Junction Cornwall aj d ai Chestci and Birkenhead 51 52 51 Ditto half . Ditto new 'Chester and Holyheat Derby and Gt. Grimsby Junctior 3s6d d i 086d1 Dercham and Norwich Dundee and Arbri - ,ath New 4 p II Dundee and Pcrth New 4i p 5# Eactern Counties s Ne, - ; Shares Perpet. Gip 71 7i 71 Perpetual York Extc ast Laneastii:e 34 1 3 ' if 3 8 P 4 i 3 p 31 Nos. 1 at 2 Dew shares. NeU , Sferip Do. late Blackburn & Preston East Lincolnshire. 18 I) 3 -p I P _l_ 60 Edinburgh and Glasgow 12i Ditto quarter shares . 10 Half shares 20 Edinburgh,Leith and Granton.. 20 Ditto, preference-shares. 2 Edinburgh and Peebles . is .. 1 81 10 p 15 12 Edinburgh and Northern .... 2il Ditto 'l3 shaies—Neirport 1 d 2 p I'P d 1 3 - lEdintnrgh and Perth 12ijEly arid fi unting 63 Exeter, Yeovil add Dorchester 22s1Fleet - Svood. Preston and West R 50 iFurries_s 42s1Furness and Windermere. ... 5 'Glasgow and Dumfries ... ... 25 G asgow. Paisley. & Greenock 123 Ditto halt shores 13 Ditto preference shares 50 Glasgow and Ayr. 23 .e 4 ,) shares . 121 Quarter shares '2l New shares :73 It-reat Grimsby Dock 16 iGreat Grimsby and Sheffield 1.4 Quarter shares .3 Extension shares 100 Great North of England 5 New Stock 15 .e3O shares 11 .ei 5 shares 23 Great North of Scotland 1 1G reat North and South Wales 85 Great Wcstei ii - 50 Ditto Halt Shares 10 Ditto quarter 8 p 83 20 Ditto Fifth Shares .. 30 .. 303 12 Ditto Ditto 2 a E 1; shares ... 41 p 53 42s Goole and Doncaster .... ip 3 39 Huddersfield Canal and Railway 90 .. 13 Huddersfield Canal and Railway 4 p 44 3 Extension shares ... ,/I p 14 42s Huddersfield, Bradford, 5ic..... .14 . p 11 d 10 p 19 1 ti p ii . nit. 1 73 Ys.. sh i P i 68k.. 69i 154 p 16J} 17 .. '9 Si p 6 2 d lb I 4 d 31 d * 1 31s3d d 28s9d 237.. 239 .... 53 p 54 .... 39 13 4 0 Ipip IP3 d d 4C p 48 50 Hull and Selby 1073 1083 25 Ditto half 123 Ditto quarter 23 .. 14 113 Ipswich and Bury St. Edmunds. 3 d.. par 193 Kendal and Windermere 50 ' Lancaster and Carlisle 5 Ditto thirds 55 P 6 473 Lancaster and Preston 19 Dittrs three-quarter shares ... 11 P l 5 156 s Ditto quarter 42s Lancashire and North Yorkshire . i d el S R 22s Leicester and Bedford 25 L'pool, M. and N 'castle Junction 3d•• I P 3d 25 London and Blackwell 60 London and South Coast 40 New shares 73 P 81 23 London 6, Manchester.. Rmgtn. 24 d 24 54 Ditto.. Postriek's 27s d 248 Stock. Loudon and North Western .... 1943..1963 19 4 2 Quarter Shares 2 New quarter shares : 12.3 p 133 139 2 Fifth shares * I 1 7 P 173 . 5 quarter shares (G. J.) 8 440 shares IL & M.) 334p 344 40 • Lont'on & Manchsr. Sr Birmg 75 • 76 75 5 Quarter shares , (A): 73 P 73 5 Quarter shares ! . Quarter shares 33 London and Portsmouth 1 1 1 P 13 R soLondon and South Western 63 . 54 40 : £4O shares 4B .. 49 18 New .e4O shares ..... 223 New .t . 'so shares . 43 p 5 . 5 Tenth shares — 1 23 London and York 24 New shares 26 Direct Northern 50 Longridgc and Prester . ..... 8I Leeds and Bradford 223' Leeds and Dewsbury 9i p 1() ' 24 II cif shares ‘374 Leeds and Think I 3 d 23 15 Lynn and Dereham I 2 p 14 ,15 Lynn and Ely 2 • Manchester and Southampton 3 d 3 13 Manchester, Mid.& Gt. Grimsby 23.sgcld 21s3d 5 'Manchester, Sheffield & Midland 51s3dd 48s9d $2 Manchester and Leeds gg Ditto half shares ..... ..... 11 p 114 Is Ditto, late Hudders.&Sheffield. 45 p 43 2 Quarter shares .. 41 p 43 6 Fifth shares 42s Extension shares ' p 14 64 Ditto sixteenth shares 24 Half shares, late L'pl & Bury 4 p 43 5 Fifth shares, Ditto p 1 323 Half shares, late W. P. & G 63 P 73 s Extension shares, Ditto 2 p 3 g 3 Late Matter., Bolton, & Bury 25 p 27 1 Fifth shares 428 Extension 425 Matlock al d Midland I p 13 /Stock. Midland Railway 24 ,e4O shares 2 New shares 43 p 43 'Stock. Con. Birmingham and Derby. 103.. 105 23 Mold Junction 20 geweastle rine Berwick 25 ~ North Shields shares 3B .. 39 100 Neweastleand Carlisle 25 Quarter shares 2B .. 285 25 North British .......... ii Half shares • 14 Quarter shares Stock. North Union (A.) 223..225 Stock. Ditto (B.) 153..155 60 Northern and Eastern lop Norfolk g Half shares 2 Tenth shares i P i 1 Extension 5 North Staffordshire 35 p 33 • - 24 North Western • • 089 d P 11536 17s Northumberland and Lancashire I d 3 17310xfrrd, Worcester & Wolver s d 43 All; Preston and Wyre All Preference (5 per cent) All New (5 per cent & div.) 6) Half shares (Al 13 Half shares (B) it p * 11354 d Sixth shares 100 Runcorn Gap 10 New shares 40 Ditto preference 100 Sheffield and Manchester...... 944.. 953 8 Quarter 25 4-shares No. 2 23 *.shares No. 3 23 Sheffield and Lincolnshire 1 d 3 23 Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole 1 P 4 23Shrewsbury and Great Western. 3 p I 15 'Shrewsby & Chester,lateN.W.M. 43 p 54 g New shares 3 Shrewsbury and Birmingha m 2 p 24 g S'bury, Oswestry & Chester—. 13 d 15 I Do. and Chester new shares 3 d:. par 35 South Devon . 43 d 33 50 South Eastern and Dover 3B ..3136 20 New shares No. 1 23 p 3 12 New shares No. 2 15 Consolidated Thirds 23 New shares No. 4 gspd p I Is3d .124 Scottish Central 124 Scottish Midland l4 P 1 1 42s South Midland 24 South Staffordshire. J auction 14 Southport and Euxton 42s Trent Valley, Midland, &G.Juuc 3 P 1 131 - Warwick and Cheltenham.— I P6s3d 1 425, West Riding Union ....... 15 irvilts. Somerset, ar d Weymouth 6 d 5 Is IWhitehaven Junction i West End and southern Counties I d 6 ,; Whitehaven and Furness 311 York and Carlisle I # d 15 23 'York and Newcastle 5 ble.w shares SO York and North Midland 35 Ditto half Shares.. . 20 New Half Shares l7 p 18 40 York and Selby :450 shares 5 E. &W. Riding Extension l24p 124 2 Preference shares .. , 10 .. 104 IRISH LINES. 20 Belfastand Ballymena 15 Cork and Bandon bi 1 4f /2t Dublin and Belfast Junction..., 74 ft 71 70 Dublin and Drogheda ls d 16 20 i Shares . 4 Dubliry and Galway 114 Dundalk and Enniskillen I Galway and Kilkenny 3os d 27s , 14 Great Munster. ._ 24 d 24 _ . ' !7; Great Southern and 'Western 1 - p 1i 2i Killarney J unction 274 Limerick and Waterford 15 Londonderry and Coleraine— 7/ d 7 15 Londonderry and Enniskillen 15 Midland Gt Western & Canal 74 Ditto Extension to Galway s Newry and Warren-paint 3l p 3 1 40 Ulster 11 Waterford and Kilkenny .. 6l d bi FOREIGN ANT) COLONIAL LINES. 16 Boulogne and Amiens 2 d 1i 2 Central of Spain 6 Botch Rhenish 23s9dd 21s: bs Great North of India .. d.. par ss,Great tt es!ern Bengal Great Western Canada F) 'Jamaica . . 'North of France, constd 5 p 53 6Orleans. lours & Boordeaux K. 12 p 2 I i Paris and Lyons, Coact 1 par.. 4 p 20 !Paris and Orleans 20 Pa r is and Rouen S Paris and Strausburgh, Const i 21 Rouen and Havre IS ISarnbreand Meuse si d 5 14 I Strasburgh and Basle 6 d Lit 5 Tours and Nantes C'd ff a d.. par 6 iWeat Flanders I 3 d 3 34k.. 35 d DISITAROXD PRICES OF SHARES.—CoNrixvsz SHARES aE BANKS, ttc. 12i Liverpool Bank Ditto D D Ditto ttt oo Com Bankingßoron.m et •mpany 10 501) Ditto Royal 10 Ditto Unit n 10 Mancliestu A 0 North and Sot 41 I Lit7poolirr-e4a' nt• A4SI7T, 2. Royal A ssurs nceCompany Stock. Boot)cMctcr Works Steck. Harrington kt ale; W 'as Company Ditto new share' no leoal 100 New Gar & Coke C, mi 2.5 Ditto, quarter 171 Anderton Caryying Cor 50 !Pacific Steam Cornpan 0 IRock Ferry S iSouth-East Steam C Prices marked thus [p: are at a premi are at a discount S a t ur d a y ' s S.--l:lenotes Scrip Shaves cal'ed in f r Regis R.—Denotes Shares called in fnr Regis! ratior Eirtbs, ifiarriago anb BIRTHS On the 22nd (Aim°. at Sten( Mrs. J CARRUTHERS. pf number six «ens and six dautt On the Si h Instant, at Grimshaw-park, the N RICHARD WHITE of a son. Same day, at WoNerton Vicarage, Buc HENRY READE QUARTLEY,of aso On the dth stnnt. at the is Esq., Montagu street. Po , tma Rev, CHARLES VANSITTA RT. of Same day. at the Deanery, Wolc Rev. W. A. NEiVM A N, of a eon. On the Bth instant, at Ashleigh, Wa BENCKE, of a sqn. Same day, at italing, Mrs. J. ITILSIR CHAT Manchester.street, Manchester:se • On the 10th instant at QUODALE, of a daughte. ,nee of WILLIA on-street, M On the 12th ;nstai4,., Mks, GEORGE HOLM Egremont, of a son. . MA RRIED On the 6th instant, at St. Anne's Church, 1 YATES. of.ifatton-hcose 'Farm. Eccleston. near ELLEN. widow of the late Mr. JOHN BRIDGE, of On the 7th in s tant . WILLIAM ALEXANDf. this town. at St, John the. Baptist'S 4 .:R, to Miss MAt4.l' CROSI 'Same day, at the Collegiate Church, Manchester. W. Wilson. Mr. RICHARD CLARKSON, to E MARIA WILLIAMSON. Same day. at : , •t Nicholas's Church, Mr THOS. ID JANE. widow of the late Mr. WILLIAM MOLYhE Wright, Town low. West Derby. • Same day. at st. Silas's Church, by the Rev. John M.A., Mr: JOHN DEAR, tea dealer, to A NNE, sec ter of Mr. THOMAS'GILBERT. Richmond-row. Same day, at St. Peter's Church, i❑ this t HARRIS, mariner, grand , on.of the late go - Present, to SARAH. second daught CRILLY, fisherman, of thi&town. Same day. a - Hope Chapel. Rochda'e, by M Mr. R.' 0 IVER, of KetNerirsg, Noithamptonshire ELIZABETH DAVIEs, of 'Thorn Bank, Hebden-hrid est daughter of the late Mr. W. Davies. dy r, of Mani Same day, at St. John the Baptist's Church, TAYLOR. Esq., to ELIZABETH, eldest daughter BENNEI T. Esq., of Toxteth-park. On the Sth instant, at St. Mark's Church, Kenning Rev Mr. Lane J. W W. CROSTH WAITE; Esq , of ANNE. youngest slaughter of JOHN C. HEWITT, I Brixton-road and Chancery lane, London. Same day, at St, James's Church, Tnxteth- park, 1 0. A. Graham. Mr THOMAS WORTHINGTON JC painter. Bedford-street, Park, to Mrs. MARGA RH - HAM. Bedford Vaults. Bedfore-street Same day, at St. Lnke'S Church: Harlehurst, JOHN CUNLIFFE KAY, Esq.. of Yorkshire. eldest son of Ellis Lister Cunliffe Kay, Es ningham Hall, in the same county, to ANNE, only dau JAMES FENTON, Esq:, of Bamford Hall, in the Lancaster t Ha er of Mr. Same day, at St. David's Church, by the Rev. Wr WILLkA M. third son fMr RICHARD LLOYD. wuchaf. Nannerch, to ANNE, elde't daughter of , WILLIAMS. of Dyffryn Mettlog, near Denbigh. Same day. at st. Clement's Church, Windsor, by the R Parry. Mr. HUGH M'KUNE. to Miss GILCHRIST; aM F. GILCHRIST, to Miss M.KLTNE. Same day, at St. David's Church, Mr. WILLIAM LLOYD farmer, Flintshire, to Miss ANNE WILLI AMS of this tow°. Same day, Rear. Admiral Earl wA LDEGRAVE, SARAH, widow of the late E. MI I,WA RD. Esq., of Has' On the gth instant, at St. Philip's Church, by the Frost. Mr. LA WREN CE BOOTH, to Miss SARA'" of Dunham-on-the-Hain the county of ( be Same day, at Meksham, the Re - :. DIGHLE,, M:A., eldest• son of Colonel In s GEORGIANA AUGUSTA, eldest daughter of th HEATHCOTE, of Shaw Hill, Wilts, by whom the was performed. Same day. at St. Nicholas's Church, by special licens. JAMES OUGHTERSON, of Wigton, Cumberland, to . ISABELLA MASON. late of Kendal. Same day. at St. Anne's Church. by the Rev. T. Stringer, N THOMAS TWIGG, of Bevington•street, to Miss JANE LUN' of Upper Beau-street. On the 11,th instant, at the Cellegiate Church, Mancliester„l the Rev. Henry Deck, Mr. WILLIAM r, of Eastgat street, Chester, to EMMA, eldest daughter of CHARLES ' FAULKNER, E3ci , Newton Grange, near Manchester. BROWN • Same day. at St, George's Church, Evetton, the It( MOORE, Incumbent of Heghouses, near Whalley, tc ANNE, only daughter of the late JOHN LUCK, Esq. Same day, at St. Catherine's Church, by the Rev. Mr. THOMAS JONES, if Rochdale, to JENNETTA, of Mr. JOHN FOX Same day. at St. Philip's Church, DANIEL LYTTO of Torquay. Devnoshite, to EMMA. youngest da KICHARD CORNISH, Esq. REST 3c, A.M., MARY A Same day, at Birkenhead. by the Rev. A. THOMAS MARTIN. of Downpatiick, to Mi JOHNSON. of tlfs town. On the 14th instant, at St. David's Church, by t Hughes. Mr. JOHN THOMAS, to Miss JANE HUM of this town. DIED. Lately, at Seabrook, Kent, aged 94. Mr. JOHN YOUIENSZ Deceased was married five times. The fifth wife died tareiTe months ago. They were all interred at Cheriton. On thel , th September last, at Bonny River, Africa, aged Captain DAVID JAMES KIRTI.LY. of th , s port. On the 14th September last, at Nin po, china, ROW THOM. Esq.. Her Msjesty's Consul th:re, and brother to Rev. David Thom, of the Scotch Secession Church, in Ba street, of this town. On the 12th October. at Calcutta. GEORGE GILLANDR Fsq., of the house of Gillanders, Arbuthnot, and Co., of t city. and of High fi eld, in the county of Ross. On the 25th October. at Kingston, Jamaica, muck, servedly respected, aged 41 years. Captain THOMAS GIT son of James Gibson. Esq.. of Vehltehaven, and son-; Richard Richardson, Esq., of Uppelyarhament-stree• and lit On the list ultimo, aged 17. WILLIAM, eldest son of Ids. THOMAS WILLIAMS, Crown Vaults, Ilighfield-st eet. This youth fell from the foretopsail-yard of the schooner Cr( scent. ca his homeward passage from Palermo to Hull, and was drcnarres.... On the 4th Instant, at his seat, A llerton-house, Yorkshire,. ilk his 71st year. the Right Hon. Lord STOURTON. the repre sentative of. one of the oldest Roman Catholic families is the empire. The deceased nobleman William Stourton, Berea Stourton, of Stourton, county of Wilts. was born June 6, 1775, and succeeded to the title A pril 29, 1616. In the month of Oet... icon, he married Katherine Winifred. daughter of Tilos. We 141,. Esq ,of Lulworth, Dorsetshire. The issue of this marriage' were fourteen in number, thireen of whom survive. Lady - Stourton, who was sister of Cardinal Weld, also survives her husband. His lordship was the elder brother of the Hon. .Sis Edward Vavasour, Bart, and of the Hon. Charles Lar gdaie, late M.P. for Knaresborough, both leading members of the Ro man Catholic party In politics the deceased was a decide& Reformer. The Hon. Charles Stourton, who succeeas to the title and estates, married, August 1, ifeir.. the Hon. Leery Clifford, sixth daughter of Lord Clifford, of Chudleigh, and Das issue by her four children. Coc the sth instant, aged 99, Mr. THOMAS ROBERTS; bat& mail-guard, Holyhead. Same day, at his seat, Tredegar Park, Monmouthsl St l th year, Sir C. MORGAN, Raft. Deceased Is suc his eldest son, Charles Morgan Robinson Morgan Brecon. Same day, at the Parsonage, 'Wittor the Rev. G. H. ASH E, B.A. Same day. at Greaford, C. CHOLMONDELEY, Esq the late T. Cholmondeley, of Vale Royal, and broths: Delamere. Same day, in Houghton.street, in his 78th year, M MORRIS, formerly of Aberford, Yorkshire. Same day, at Chester, of consumption, aged 23. Mr, EDV MELVILLE REID, brother of Mr. Reid. surgern, Bootle. Some day, at Sandycroft, near Hawarden, aged 1106, BAXTER. On the 6th instant, at Walsall, in his Stith year, WILLLUS DIXON, jun., Esq.. of this town. Same day, at Whitchurch, Shropshire, Miss ELIZALLETB TURNER, author of "The Daisy," „ The Cowslip." &c. Same day, near Nutting 11111, aged 84, Lieutenant-Gemml DICKINSON, the oldest general officer connected with the Royal Artillery. On the 7th instant, at Penn Hall, in the 15th year of her agit, JANET, daughter of Lieut.-Colonel EYRE, Royal Artillery. ged 32, MARY. v Sameday, - aged 26 years, ANNE, wife of Mr. W. KENDAI.I., of her Majesty's Customs, and daughter of Mr. T. L. CLFAILN SON, of this town. Same day, after en illness of two months, borne with all the feelings of a devoted Christian, at her residence, at Seatortb,im the midst of a large and affectionate family, the truly kind as d: loving parent ESTHER B. P. LITTLEJOHN, relict of tilt hfa Mr. Arthur Littlejohn ' of Bold-street. Her loss will be deer& and sincerely regretted by a great circle of friends, and espeeissav the poor, who were ever lively to her Christian charity a - at pious benevolence. Same day, Mr. JOHN LOCK LEY. tailor, Parr-street.. Same day, aged 78, Mr. RICHARD WILLIAMS. of Maxtor, near Oswestry. Deceased only survived his wife eleven days. On the sth instant. aced 29, MARTHA ELIZABETH, wife 01 the Rev. R. WHITE. of All Saints' Church, Blackburn. On the 9th instant, at Edgehill, aged 55, Mr. GEO. MYERS. Same &I', at her house, in Edge-hilt, Miss JEFFREYS. Same day, EMILY, youngest daughter of Mr. JAMES ovit. END, Hope. street. Same day, at his residence, in Surrey.street, Kent-aqtray4 aged at, Mr. WILLIAM ROBERTS. Fame day, at the residence of her aon.in.law, MARTHA, lfr liCt of the late T. JONES, Esq., of Kensington. On the Irth instant, aged 30 . , THOMAS, eldest THOMAS PEARSON, engineer, Liver Foundry. Same day, at her residence, aged 68, Mrs: ANN SYMON wife of Mr. James Symonds. Same day, at ,her brother ELIZABETH WIWsTANLEI', spinst Same day, at his seat, Wincl.field-1 Admiral Lord AMELIUS BEAUC!.EBE, G. 613 the oldest officers in the British navy. The nail son of Aubrey, flf h Duke of St. Albans, and was uncle to the present duke. He entered the navy .. age, and, alter a probationary.service as midshipt pointed lieutenant in 1;91, and was posted on U 1793. In 1611, he was promoted to the rook o: Year a In 1819, to that of vice -admiral ; and on the 22nd of Jai he received his commission as admiral of the red. The di was honoured with the particular notice of the, late E whom he wos )pp ilits!tt principal aide de camp. On the 11th instant, WALTER, youngest son of Mr. E CAN LITTLEJOHN, of street. Birkenhead. Fame day, aged 12 months, ANN, only daug ht er of Mr.. 11 COCKCROFT i GoIde n C ross Inn, Thomas'S Same day, aged 4 years. S ARA H ELIZABETH, eidestda ter of the Rev. RICH ARD LE IGH, rector of Halsalh On the 12th inskat, at 13, Woodside-terrace, Glasgovr,. illness, MARGARET, wife et XI M Y AT es H te l r E d S a o y, N a , e a r s' s . Battering A RCRIBALD ROJJEWSZON• la, Great George- imam residence, Rainforth, a Ed&Ncx A ,361 Up