The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-10-13 00:00:00

Oct.O 13, 1846. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, . . .....____ A71)00111 intelitgarr. Cows, Qct. 7.—The Elizabeth, from St. John. N. 8., arrived MARKETS. . WARRINGTON CORN Al here to-day, with the crew of the Lord John Russell. from Lon - Total quantities per ada don for Quebec, (before reported as abandoned). On the 27th --,..-- Imp. Quarter. _____ • Sept., in lat. 47. long. 35, she fell in with the barque New Bruns- LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, O CT. 6 . Wheat 225 .... .€585 e TUtSDAY, Oceromfit 6.—Wind W , fre-h. wick, of Hull, with only lower masts standing. Our supplies from Ireland, compared with former seasons, Barley — .... o 0 Astafireta—Crown, Loutit, from RioJaheirO—Goaernor, —, WATERFORD, Oct. 7.—The Wesley, of Yarmouth. foundered have fallen off considerably, and very few shipments thence ap- Oats ___ and Marmion, --,._ from St. Domingo—lrlarn, Morphew, from Oct. 4 . about thirty miles from the Land's End . The master pear to be coming forward. the deliveries from the growers be- _ Hevannah—Reliance, C rowe ll , from New Orleans—Lora Wel- and three men were picked up in their *boat by the New Friend- ing taken chiefly to serve the pressing wants of the county; LEEDS CORN MAR} lington, Hill, from Mobile—Looshtank, —, from St. Andrews ship, arrived here. and whilst the arrivals coastwise are trivial, those from abroad , —Sir C. Napier, from St. Stephen's, N.B.—Carlton, —. from Our arrival of Wheat is pretty good since this day week, are generally less than usua'. other articles. Wheat was Is. per quart Qtiebee—Circassian, —, fie:lm Prince Edward Island—Active, SATURDAY, loth OCTOBER.—Wind W.S.W., fresh. From Friday's market up to this date, the trade was firm, and met a slow sale. Barley Is. per quart Stalberger, from Odessa—Alexander Robeitson, Grant ; William Aneavea,—C a lie orn i a , L awson , an d Thomas, Vaughan, from Wheat, Indian Corn, and Flour, continued to be taken rather -- Broderick, —.. and Brockett, —, from Taganrog—Majestie, St. John, N.B.—Nith, Graham, from Calcntta—Maypo, Pon- freely on the terms previously noted; the position of other arti. . Cieburn, and Caroline, Paine, from Alexandria — Exchange, sonby, from Callao—Panthea, Lane, from New York—Chapman, cies remaining steady. b fr ar ee el s y al s e o . go ß o e d an te s r f m u s lly as dear, but Oi Shaxton, from Messina—Countess of Liverpool, Adams, from Miller , Quebec—Alice, Mansen, Prince Edward Island — Mary, Although our market to-day was tolerably well attended by ------ Lishon—Oeotto, Barnes, from oporto—Sieke Finder West, Bailey, Lisbon—Henry, Salters, Apalachicola—SwithamleY, town and country millers, who, having recently got more into '---,from Rochefort—Svcs, —, from Gothenborg. Jen Lings, from Calcutta. stock, appeared less anxious to purchase, still the transactions At this day's market we had a large -- -- HULL CORN MARKET in most descriptions of old Wheat were to a moderate extent, in the farmers were asking very high rate Sphynx, for Newfoundland , has pet back. St. Thomas, from St. John, N.B. at this port ; sailed on 15th some cases a little over, but more generally at the rates of this relUCalriCe at about 2s. per quarter Emma, Kemp, for Messina, was boarded yesterday by No. 9 Sept. On 20th Sept., in lat. 43, lon. 71, passed the ship Queen day week ; Irish new, however, being in short supply, was sale- prices; no advance could be obtained piloaboat, bearing up for Beaumaris, being crank. Pomare, of St. John, N.B. (supposed hence for St. John, N.B ) able at a slight amendment in value.—States and Canadian ket very dull. But little spring Corn a George and William, Cleugh, and Kron Princess Josephine, with loss of rigging and in ' jury topmasts. On 26th Sept. in lat. Flour continued to meet a fair demand, good Western free in any article. hence at Hamburg. 44. long. 52. passed a brig of about 200 tons, abandoned, and a brands supporting cur last quotations, and those in bond recd_ Sarepta, Bloomfield, hence at Helvoet. brigantine alongside, taking out stores, &c. On 27th Sept., iu ding is. per barrel.—lrish Flour, upon a more limited inquir y, John Dalton, Moss, from Bombay at real. l a t . 45, l ong , 4g, s p o k e th e Al exan d er, o f N ewcas tle, for Mira- remainei stationary in vaIue.BIRMINGHAM CORN MI Madagascar, from Antwerp nt Deal. michi, with loss of water, and ballast shifted. On 29th Sept., in Malting Barley and prime Malt were in request at an advance During the present week the corn ti Indian, Mackay, from the Cape of Gord Hope at Algoa Bay. lat. 46. long. 38, passed a ship waterlogged and abandoned. of Is. per quarter, but in the lower qualities of each, we have 130 though some considerable sales of Eng Canopus, Titberington, from Rio Janeiro at the Cape of Good California, ----, from St. John, N.B. at this port; sailed 10th change to note.--Deans and Pease moved gradually into the an advance of Is. to 2s. per quarter. M Hope, and sailed 24th July for Mauritius. Sept. Experienced the hurricane on the :9th Sept., in lat. 44, hands of consumers at late prices. ley firmly supported last week's prici Flibberty, Gricrson, from the Mauritius at the Cape of Good long. 50, was thrown on her beam ends, lost main and mizen Oats, being still difficult of sale, declined Id per 451 b.; and Oats a dull sale at high rates. Hope, topmasts, part of deck load, bulwarks, water, &c. Next day Oatmeal was extremely dull at our last currency. C. G. Harrison, Scott, from Knysna at ditto. passed,a great quantity of wreck. . Indian Corn on the spot, being scarce, enabled holders to oh. Matilda, Bunting, from Calcutta at ditto. Henry, Salter, from Apalachicola at this port ; sailed on nth tain an advance of 2s. per quarter, and more in small quantities_ WAKEFIELD CORN MA Jos. Albino, Tennis, sailed from Cape of Good Hope for Ade. Aug. On the Bth, gth. and toth Sept. experienced heavy gales to supply immediate orders: several further cargoes, however, The arrival of Wheat is large, and g hide, South Australia, 21st July. from S.W. to N.K., which split sails, &c. On Igth Sept., in lat. have been sold floating at fully late prices. millers having supplied themselves fre North Pole, Sims, from Bombay at St. Helena, and sailed 18th 41, lone. 56, experienced a hurricane from the S.E.; threw over ' mend slackened today, and prices mu; August for Liverpool. CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 9. part of deck load ; lost head rails, bulwarks, and sails. On 25th quarter lower for all descriptions. Ila laith, Graham, from Calcutta at St. Helena, and sailed 18th The duty this week is reduced to 7s per qr. on Wheat, and to . August for Liverpool. Sept. in lat. 43, long. 50, passed a number of deals, and a ship's 4s laid per barrel on Flour, that on all other grain and Flour quotations. Beans firm, but not a gret boat, bottom up. Tallentire, White, from Ceylon at St. Helena, and sailed 18themaining at the lowest point; August for London. Belinda, Xelley, from Quebec at this port; sailed 12th Sept Sept . ;; . Supplies of all produce . Coastwise and from . Ireland, still Penny, Wheeler , from Cape of Good Hope at St. Helena, and experienced fine weather till 3d October ; since then very heavy come forward very sparingly, and our foreign arrivals, both stone, and Shelling -- Is. per load cheaper gales. SALFORD CATTLE MA railed 14th August for Cork. European and American, since Monday last, are on the whole Prince of Waterloo, Booth, from Whampoa at this port; sailed Eniulors; Little Pet; Vesper; Lady Wright; Hawk; and 13th e May, and from St. Helena Ist Se p t . • rather limited in amount. Virginia. 'hence at Naples. Douglas, hence at Cape of Good Hope. . During the interval since Tuesday, we experiinced re newe d Fererria, Jarvis, hence at Cevita Vecchi a . Queen, Martin, and Chance, Ferric, hence at Newfoundland. i nqu i r i es f or Wh eat and Flour, from speculative buyers and qualities were, however, worth 6d •p _ qu T a h li e ty n i u n m g b e e n r er o a f l C ; a t t h t e le s w al a e s t l h a r r o g l e i r gh t: o h Shepherdess, Craig : Moldavia, Doder o ; Norham Castle, Tidy, Dolkin, hence at Helvoet. . ~ consumers, as well es for shipment Coastwise and to I re l and, The number of sheep and lambs were 1. 'Forster; and Era, Kingston, hence at Leghorn. Monarch, Ddncanson, from Canton—Lahore, from Cochin— which resulted in considerable sales of each , but esp ecially ti[ was rather dull; best wethers 6d to 7 Corunna. Perrin ; Wanderer, Ricker i son ; Dawn, H orn ; and Indus, Cox, from Rio Jane i ro at St. Helena. the latte r , b o th f ree an d i n b on d , on the terms last noted ; some Sad; lamb 6d. to 7d per lb. Calve 'Emma. Markley; Seadrift, Weatberiu, and Britannia, Y oung - WATERFORD. 7th Oct.—The Margaret, Cullen, hence for Que- several floating cargoes of Wheat and Indian Core also chauged ber of beasts, 1318; sheep and lambs, 5 son, hence at St. Petersburg. bee, put back this day from the Banks of Newfoundland, with bards, but in other articles little business was transacted. Beausiaars. October s.—The David, M'Donald. from frince loss of bowsprit, foremast, main and mizen topmasts, &c. Upon a limited attendance of millers at our Corn Exchange Edward's Island for Liverpool, has put in here with cutwater RavAL, 25th September.Wassily Welliky, Tschernitzky, toalgy, and some of the leading markets of the country ap. MANCHESTER CORN EXC 'started, loss of head rails, &c., and deck load thrown overboard, was wrecked on the south end of the island of Stoneskar 22nd peering rather less buoyant than of late, the business done is A steady business has been done In 'in a gale on the 21st September. The smack George, of Ulla- Sept. any description of Wheat was but moderate; the trade, how- week, at full prices. spool, from Newry to Liverpool, was driven on the rocks On ___ ever, was firm, the general runs supporting the fall rates o f S upp li es o f h. me produce, of every k , 'Puffin Island, last night, but was got off with damage, and Tuesday, and for choice qualities of both old and new, some. scanty, and, as regards superkr qua 'brought in here.—The William. Pearce, from Porthcawl to Li- SU N D'Y. D aY. 11th Ocroaxit.—Wind S., fresh. what higher prices were required.—lrish Flour, although in quite unequal to the demand. verpool, parted one of her cables iu the Cross Roads yesterday, AlfitivEre—Mary Worrell, Gardner, from Valparaiso—Ariel, slow request, remained unaltered in value; States and Cana- An extensive trade has been done a during a gale from south-east. Knowles, from Gahoon—Speed, —, from Montreal—St. dian, a'so, exhibited less animation than during the inter- large sales of Indian Corn and Flour he WARREN POINT, October 4.—The Brothers, Wilson, from St. Fillan, Davies. from St. Domingo—Abbots Reading, Atkins, mediate C days of the week, a few thousand barrels only having to Ireland. John, N. 8., has arrived here with loss of deck load and d a m age from Arica, and Wm. asson, —, from Pugwash. b een sold this morning, and our last quotations merely At Wakefield continued large salesh; during the gale of the 2 tat Sept. SAlLED.—Alliance, Tucker, for Charleston—Oxnard, —, sustained. firmness, Cove, October 4 —The Emer aid, of and from St. John, N.B. New Orleans—Plutus, Hannah, Magaguadavic—Elize, Gabran, Prime Malting Barley being in demand, was the turn dearer, We have a steady inquiry for Wheat for the Cl 3 de, was fallen in with 22nd Be, t., in lat. 47, long. ss, Danzig. and grinding samples, as well as Malt, steady at former prices. same may be said of American and Cai Water-logged, and master and three men taken off by the Wyke Pease and Beans were generally rather easier to purchase, and samples of English and Irish are read Regis, arrived here; the remainder were taken off same day by Wasp, Allen, hence at Lisbon, and sailed 2nd October for St. Egyptians Is per quarter cheaper. our quotations. Übes. the Violet. of Belfast, from Liverpool to Bathurst.—The Triton, In the absence of supplies, Indian Corn. in small quantities Oats and Oatmeal in limited demar from London to Quebec, has put in here with loss qt" main ari Corsair, Clamming hence for Newfoundland, at Bcaumaris, for present delivery, realised Cs per quarter advance ; future former prices. Good and fine Malt full: mizen masts, &c.. in the gale of the 20th and 21st September. with loss or jibboom, sails split, and rigging damaged. prices depending mainly on the wants of Ireland, and the such qualities are scarce. Beans as las On the 23d, in lat. 48, lon. 34, the Triton passed a large Ship Favourite, Thomas, hence for Dublin at Beaumaris, with sails extent of the fir importltions. dismasted, apparently light, with only one sail ou her main- split and leaky. Oats and Oatmeal, th oug h li t tl e not i ce d , were h e ld w i t h f i rm - mast. On 30th Sept., in lat. 50 ,long. 16, passed another disa- Frances, Lawson, hence at River Gaboon. Hess on the full terms previously stated. LIVERPOO L COTTON M/ bled vessel. On 241 October. in lataso, long. 13, passed a deep Xerezano. Evans , hence at Gibraltar. - ship dismasted, with only one sail on mainmast. Bridget, Wade. hence at Lisbon. Wheat 7orb s, ( 1. a. ea There has continued a good demand ft s. d. Fame, hence for Rio Janeiro, was sp o ke n 16th August, i n lat. Nanteos, Gri ffi ths, hence at Rouen. Engli - ea h red, new IN, lore 22 W, by the Lena. Devonia, Long, sailed from Gibraltar 20th Sept., and Diadem, Ditto, th e United wa s inc a r t e a a t s e e s d y e u s r i Draper, 22nd Sept., both for Liverpool. Irish red . 8 0— 8 8 do. .... 710 8 4 has been obtained. Speculators have WEXFORD, 9th Oct.—A large ship is reported to have gone on Ditto, white B3— 8 lo do, .... 80— 8 6 a h olau as ttert s h h de o a w twe n see ch firmness, said a parth WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 7.—Wind W.S.W., fresh. • shore at Kilinore. Rye, English epqr ——•— !fistula) -- -- ARIIIVED.—Hero, from Bonny—Charles. Souehay, from Chia DEAL, gth Oct.—The Sirton, Cann, of Yarmouth, N.S., was In a N n i d a r 3 a 3 n o h a a ni S u , r 3 a o t o , E a g n y d pt E i , rents—Rapid, from Jersey—Victory, from Odessa—Priscilla, abandoned at sea 21st Sept., having been capsized in the buret - Barley English ' Scotch ' Sarishap6o/b -- —-- do. none , were forwarded into the country um Taylor, from Pernambuco —Lord Sandon, We:ch, and Miracle, cane of the 19th. Malt, English, le qr Elliot, from Quebec—Gannett, from St. Domingo, and Emigrant, ARCHANGEL, 23d Sept.—A vessel on fire, and almost burnt to I pa e.... ...• 4 6 5 0 rican, lee Pernam, an±go,Surat. 63 0 —6B 0 ACCOUNT OF SALES AND (MPG from St. John, N.B. the water's edge, was teen at the entrance of the White Sea, by Irish - —-- id°. •• • • 00— 0 0 ' SaiLen.— Jane Lowden, Bell. for ' Sierra Leone—Henry, —, the Acre. arrived here. Oats, • ep , 451 b. From the 2nd to the gth Oct for Africa, and Romp, Jenkin, for Malaga. E'lish & Scotch, new 'old .... 4 2 _ 4 7 Price; Welsh , ~ '' -- -- do " •••• 4 0 4 4 SALES OF TUE WEEK. in the The Queen Tomare, hence for Quebec, has put back, with loss LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. Irish.fine qualities.. 4e— 4 1 do. ... ~ of all her topmasts and hull damaged, in the late hurricane. On• —. _ . a the 2ist Sept., in lat. 46, long. 5 Raffles, 'Kirk, from the RIV,T Saguenay for London. On the 22d Sept., passed the brig Joseph and Mary, of Newcastle, wa terloggi_d and abandoned. Priscilla, Taylor, from Pern 29th August, in company !oat this port; sailed on the Ann, Armstrong. from Portsmouth for Bombay, was spoken 17th July, off the Cape of 'Good Hope. in lat. 35 S, lorg. 22, all well, stending to the southward, with the wind 8.5.8. Montezuma, Lowber, hence at New York. aia. arrived at this port cows tatty, tus DU MAL uy a sea ourlng the hurricane of the 21st September, which washed the third mate off the fore yard. Yorkshire, Bailey, from New York st thli port; sailed Ifith 'Septer , her On "- ‘th; in ins ,at 46, long. 98, fell in with the Lo►d John Russell, of London, from Comes for Quebec, aban rioned. The ensign was 114 ing, union down, and on the quarter wasixritten "s x days no water." Milton, Hodge. from Savannah at this port, with loss of head of foremast, main and mizen 'topmast:, deckhouse, bulwarks, , LoOslitank, arrived at this port yesterday, spoke the Vandalia, for Miramichi, 23d Sept , which had taken the crew off a water logged brig belonging to Waterford, and bound to Glasgow. On 24th September saw two vessels dismasted. On 2,;th Sept., in /at. 48, long. 28, spoke the Ann, from this port for Montreal, putting back under jury masts, having been dismasted in the gale Of the 20th. WATERFORD, October 5.-The Apollo, Walker, from Dundee , for Quebec. was abandoned Both Sept., in lat. 46, long. 35. Part of the crew taken off by the , Victoria, arrived here. The remainder except one boy, drowned. were taken off by another vessel. WARRENPOINT, Oct. 6.—The Great Britain, (steamer,) has been driven high up on the beach in the gale of the ath and sth, and had ten feet water in her hold. No further attempts will be made at present to float her. KIN SALE, October s.—lt blew a gale yesterday from the S.E. Arnbasiadress, Binnerman, from St. John, N 13., arrived here yesterday. waterlogged, and with loss of sails. bulwarks, &c., in the hurricane. alanar, Barker, from Liverpool for Quebec. also put in here yesterday, with loss of mainmast, &c. The brig Isadore. of Kinsale, coal laden, struck on the rccks at the en. trance of the harbour last night, and became a total wreck. VV Erroka, Oct. s.—Apollo, Walker, from Dundee for Quebec, was abandoned 26th September, in lat. 46, long. 35; part of the crew taken off by the Victoria, arrived here, the remainder, ex. cept one boy, drowned, were taken off ty another vessel. Queen Pomare, from Liverpool for Quebec, has put back to this port. with the loss of all her topmasts•and hull damaged in the late hurricane. Oil the 21st September, in lat. 46, long. 50. took off the crew from the Lastly 'tellies. Kirk. frtgin ftiveg Bgtgurgt•gy for London. On 22e1 September. passed the brig Joseph and Mary, of Newcastle, waterlogged and abandoned. Australia.. I Bahia.. ~. Bombay B. Ayres Calcutta ... C. G. Hope Charleston. Demerara. Jamaha Guayra.l June 3 Lima Aug. 19 St. Helena Sept. 8 Maranham 27 i Mauritius Mobile Monte Video N. Orleans New York Pernambuco Aug. 1?1 Sept. 15 Rio Janeiro, 81 Valparaiso 7 Vera Cruz July 31 Sept. 11 July 28 Sept. 20 Aug. 11 Sept 13 June 27 lAug. 31 LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, Ocr. 10 DISCHARGED In-patients cured ut-patients 15 I In-yatipt 0 I Remaining - in the house. 193 5 ConsultingSUrgeons, Mr. Forshav and Mr. Dawson. House Surgeon Mr. M'Cheane. Apothecary, Mr . George Padley. Rouse Visitors, J. Cropper and W. /A' Craelcan, Esqrs. Chap1ain.......... Rev. W. Blundell. RICHARD GlBSON.Treasurer NORTHERN HOSPITAL, OCT. 10, [WEEKLY REPORT.] ALMITTND. DISIIAROED. Accidents. 22 i Cured Medical and Surgical cases I Relieved and at own request 3 upon recommendation.. 39 Attending as Out Patients 16 - 1 Irregular Remainingin the . Hospital. 1( 3• Consulting Surgeons, Wm. Gill, Esq., and J. N. Banner, Esq Physician and Surgeon for the ensuing week, Dr. Scott and Mr. Bainbrigge. House Visitors, Charles Inman andit. W. Bateson. Esqrs, House. Surgeons, Mr. G. S. Deane and Mr. T. B. Gilderaleeves Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq - WEEKLY REPORT C WORKHOUSE OCT. 10 3F THE FEVER AND E HOSPITALS. 1, 1816. •TMURSDAY, OCTOBER B..—Wind NV.N.W., fresh. ARRIVED —Marmion, Edwards, and Diadem, Barstow, from New York—Anon, and Victoria, St. John, N.B.—Chronometer, from Cephalonia—Archer, Lambe, Quebec—Boykett, from Bor deaux, and Madagascar, from Antwerp. ADMITTPD. 1 Fever and Small Pox l6 Cured .. Medical and surgical Wards 92 Relieved 2 I Died.... Lying-in NVards Lock Euphrates, Little, from Pnerto Cabello at this port; sailed on 28th August. On the 28th Sept., passed a vessel of about 7uto tons, abandoned. Her name appeared to conslst of six letters, of which the first three were supposed to be CE M. or CAM. The Archer.--which ar, ived here to-dry from Quebec, sailed from that poll 12th Sept., and experienced fine weather during the passage. till within the last few days, as she drew nearer the land, and saw several outward bound vessels disabled in their spars. Fever and Small Pox Medical and Surgical Wards Lying-ill Wards Lock DISCHARGED Tota1.. suiting Physicians, Dr. Macrorie and Dr. Gouthw•aite, The Louisa. of Waterford, from Quebec for Waterford and this port. was abandoned 22nd September; captain, one passenger, and five of the crew landed here in the Lord Sandon. The re mainder were taken off by the brig Gilkey, from the Clyde for N ewfound' rid. The Mary Ann, of Yarmouth, from St. John, N.B. for Glas fi°:°,. abandoned at sea 22nd September ; crew taken off by Thetis, from Prince Edward Island for London, which was Spoken on the 30th April, in lat. 50, 10ng,17, by the Lord San don, arrived here. Ternveman. Prowse, Wed from Valparaiso 2d July, and Mary -Worrall. G.rdoer,ith July, both for this port. Mary Mersden, Carter, hence at Trini ad. Corsair, Atkins, hence at Barbadoes. Monarch, Brown; he nce at St. Lucie. Alexander, Aspey, hence at Jamaica. •Bucley, Cooper, ba;led from Jamaica to this Bth September Consulting Surgeon r. Maculloch Physician and Surgeon for the week - Air. Davies. House Surgeon, Mr. Grirnsdale. Assistant-Surgeon, Mr. E. T. Watkins Apothecary, Mr. Giluaour. PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE Outward LONDO LIVERPOOL Jamaica Leeward Isl. Dem. & Berbl ort previous Newyork , Boston , 25s Ott@ 30 0 1 308 Od Aug. 1 20 0— 0 0 I 20 0 —3O U 50 0 6o 0 50 0 —do e Douglas, Lepage, hence at Lagnayra 20 0-25 0 15 Sandford. Sin Clair, frt_rn Laguira, at Puerto Cal, .Daon Ablny, Baxter ; Dryad, Dansen ; Louis Larch, Larsdile ; and Rusina, Gale, hence and Chiaca.lsland. Delhi, Hill,bence at Honduras. Carpenter; I Valparaiso at Wave. Stoner, from F t Fleetwo, for Riehlbucto at Cove, bore up from long. 42, with loss of mainmast Etna foremast in the late Iturricane. Emma, Kemp, hence for.Messina at Kingston. &Aden, Thomas, hence at New Orleans. Hat kaway, Cormick, herice at Virginia, with & in a gale Bth September. Alexander, Leeds, hence at Baltimore. Her , utean, Gibson, and Maier, Bell, hence h. td•Dougall, from London, and Georg. Euckhain, from Bomb-v at Calcutta. I Bombay •Buckharr Fatima, Wilson, sailed from ditto 13th August, and Duke of VVellington,liargreaves, on the 16th of August, both for this port. Tagus, Gibeen, sailed from Mazatlan for this port on the 22d July. .Pahtb sailed from Sauzor for this Newfounaiand Brazils River Plate 5 0 - 25 0 - 0 0 20 0 25 0- 30 0 25 0 30 0 -35 0 30 0 New South Wales 50 0 - 30 0 - 60 0! Go 0— 35 0 35 0 - ape of Good IR Pease, English, whit -40 0 40 u - -40 0 1 40 0- - -_ 105 0 - -17 6 17 ;0., &c. . -6o 0 40 0 —2O 0 17 6 Do.&fri Smyrna al Malaga.. M adeir )7 6 - 20 0115 0 Flour, 7g). 28011 ish & Irish, 2n Western Isles ,C,spe de Verdi ,p It. o 25 0I 17 6 -- 17 6 -60 0 ;blue Cadiz ~ France 4 4 4 0 - 4 1 0 -52 0 Holland 0 0 I 20 0 0 --4 g c grey ..146 0 —4B —0 g 0 —4O 0 !Old -.-- -- --- i do. 1 2 - 1 i Lltnnexara, &c.. 2! U —23 6 Bar Se Antigua. 23 0 —24 6 UNJICKT, ettl.. 24 0 -21 0 Ceylon Java . OIL, Olive, r 252 gall.. Gallipoli e —42 :0 Trieste 4O 0 —4l 0 40 0 —4O 10 40 10 --41 0 38 0 —3g 10 .0 0 Havana Brazil Laguira 32 0— 85 0 DIrICWOODS , ton 5..C . 8 Logwood, Jam. 4 5 4 10 lion. .& Dom. 4 15— 5 5 MaLiga, Port u Campeachy 7 5 stic, Span... 4 0— 9 0- ODD. 20 0- 620 Sea Island 7555!80wed Georgia r Mobile Lima, solid —.15 10— Barwood, Ango.s 0— 999° 1 t Alabama and Tennes 23310 New Orleans nd Macelo 959 Bahi ,„„ 1 f Maranham £585 0 0 0 0 0 419, 17 6 Camwood Red San. Wood 5 0— FLAX, 14 ton. Riga. P.T.R. .. no 30 Demerara, Surinam &c.. j 64 Flem. 60 0— 90 0 cwt. Levant East India GINGER, f' Tlnrhadnes tia, in b p► cwt. Coloured Bahama, 510 Laguayra bj 480 Common West India i 6 Cod 2610 Linseed, p rut 25 Rape, pale do. 35 Turpcn. as cw 52 e -213 0 _ . - ••• - OW u RICE, cw: Carolina, dress. 32 0 o 0 cond 24 0 —2B 0 Bengal, • rd. doid 0 —l7 e .rth'un, in orinfl, 2 9- .. Smyrna .... Manila 5500 Surat.. 0 -ISt) vast. India 52800 bales Clover. Grass Straw, Barley Carrots WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, OCT. 6. Total quantities per Price per Imp. Quarter. In:p. Quarter 2 12 0 0 0 0 1 8-10 4 I) 6271 I 60,2 1051467 LEEDS CORN MARKET, OCT. 6. Oar arrival of Wheat is pretty good to-day, but moderate of other nom'' met a slow sale. Barley Is. per quarter dearer, and a free sale. Beaus fully as dear, but barely to good terms HULL CORN MARKET, OCTOBER 6 At this day's market a•e had a large showof Wheat. the farmers were asking very high rhtes, millers purchased with reiuct4nce at about 2s. per quarter advance on last week's prices; no advance could be obtained on foreign, and the mar Corn shown. t. for which and nc BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET. OCT. 7. During the present week the corn trade has been animated WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, OCT. 9. The arrival of Wheat is large, and good of other grain. Our mand slackened to-day, b.._ es must be quoted Is. to 2s. per quarter lower for all descriptions. Barley met free sale qt the quotations. Beans firm, but not a great demand. Oats id. per stone, and Shelling Is. per load cheaper. Malt rather higher. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, OCT. 7 The number of Cattle was larger than last week. and of fair quality in general: the sale throughout was rather dull. Best qualities were, however, worth 6:l•per lb ; inferior 5d to aid. to mutton trade As rather dull; best wethers 6d to 7d, inferior from 6d, anc some sid ; lamb 6d. to 711 per lb. Calves lid to 7d per lb.—Nnm ber of beasts, 1318; sheep and lambs, 5276; calves, 7S. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, Ocr. 10 A steady business has been done in each article during the wee Supplies of h me produce, of every kind, continue to be very scanty, and, as regards superkr qualities of Flour, they are quite unequal to the demand. An extensive trade has been done at Liverpool, and further large sales of Indian Corn and Flour have been made for export to Ireland. At Wakefield contir, firmness. We have a steady inquiry for Wheat today, at full rates ; th same may be said of American and Canadian Flour, and choic samples of English al Oats and Oatmeal In limited demand, and scarcely support former prices. Good and fine Malt fully 28. per load dearer, and LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, OCT. 9. There has continued a good demand from speculators through week, which was increased upon the receipt of rat)' Speculators hUve taken 18 390 American xpor,ers 1530 Jan and 300 Surat. There were forwarded into the country unsold last month 450 Ame rican, I C Pernam, and 90,Surat. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON From the 2nd to the gth Oct., inclusive. Prices paid in ,in the week. ThisW k,thiyear )254136 6a 11121 7i 1 LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATO MARKET, Ocr. 5, 1846. ,Potatoes, golb Kemps New .... Cups .. Short To s. d. s. d 5 9 - s. d. s d. Hay, old 2(I 0 7 C o 10 New 0 54 0 8 0 1 0 2 Wheat 0 3 0 4 O 3— 0 4 o 2i— 0 3} ITundpg, ton 27 o O 0 0 !Maim PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL WOOD, Dcals,l2o stand. m. duti paid Archangel £lB IG d Q 0 0 Gothenbiir WNbt.re Peterslcur 16 o- PLANKS, perfoot of Danzig, Deck ... inchesthick ATIII•Got) ' per fathom Danzig, 4 feet British American 0 41- .5 10 - . 4 0 - MAHOGANY, perfoot of I irket Honduras Cuba 18 6 I St. Domingc OAR PLANKS., TEA K wool), per cubic feet STAVES, per 1200. Danzig, C. Pipe I 0 - o 0 - 5 0 - Quebec, red. to li in.thick and Si feet long TlllllElt, per cubic foot Oak 4 1d hree -100 0 50 0 40 0 50 0 }Free 37 0 190 Pine, British Amer.common e 0 ioo o }Free 6J 0 0 s 6 Free. Danzig.. N em e 1... Rioy.rec Oct Tuesday 13 459 1 5 - Saturday 17 g 22 Sunday . 111 10 1 Monday. 10 10 36 MEETINGS OF OCT. 16, Benjamin Mercer 16, Christopher Dick' 18, William Maw, (1: 19, Robert Harrison ellow I 1 1.) I 10 .. 1 11 -- TIDE TABLE 10 11 I D, Peter M'Sb 0, John Bur' MA'NCIIESTE II 1 81 j 2 0 1 Burroughs (audit STATE OF TRADE We have had another dull and lan u —s 0 • • [el 12s. nes Id 12.rona 255 0 d v Id, .OLYDA TS ETC 9 0 1 13 3 lo 19 14 5 lgth Sunday ft. Trinity i lO 52 15 5 CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL HOUF Oatmea _ Irish. 1848 Canadian LIVERPOOL, COLONIAL MARKET, OCT. 9. Sugar.—There has only been a moderate demand, and the des are confined to 400 bbds 8.P., 1000 bags Bengal, and 1300 , mars urauritius, wimout cuange in price. A cargo of Foreign, consisting of 1100 boxes brown and yellow Havana, has been sold at 47s 6d per cwt., duty paid, and 600 brls and bags Vene zuela at former prices. 32 The sales of Molasses have been consi‘lerp' _.ani. iz. 500 puns. St. Vincent and Demerara at 22s 6d, and 100 puns. St. Lucia at 218 per cwt.; also 70u casks East India. at 22s per cwt. from the quay. Coffee.-300 casks Jamaica have been sold at auction this week ; really fine marks have commanded c atreme rates, viz.- 12bs to 135 s 6d per cwt., but for all other descriptions lower prices have been accepted; a few bags Plantation Ceylon are reported at at 406 to dos per cwt. 100 bags Java at 325, 130 bags Costa Rica, and 170 brls and bags Rio, at former rates. 360 bags Trinidad Cocoa sold at the quotations. Nothing done in Ginger, Pimento, or Pepper: Rice.-3500 bags sold at 17s to 20s 6d for broken to very good white, 178 for Madras, and a parcel of Bengal, to arrive, at 20s, warranted not broken. R- - Th - Wiles t of um.— 4e sales consist. .44 puns. Jamaica, from 4S to 4s 8d per gallon, according to quality. PRICES CURRENT. 8. d. MADDER,* OWL. S. d. 8. d 0 I Dutch, crop 0 0— 0 0 Cilton) 0 0 -- 0 0 karma. e. d. Montreal,Pot 26 0 et Pearl 26 0 U. Statcs Pearl 24 0 25 0 BARK ' Quercit 8 6 9 0ak,444 , ton -le 4 0 5 0 German.... 3 10 6 0 BRIMSTONE,* ton Sicily, &c... 4 7 6 5 5 0 0 0 0 o 0 French, S.F. .. 0 o 0 0 5.F.F... 44 0 —45 0 E.5.F... 46 0 —4B o 1E.5.F.F.49 0 51 0 Spanish ....52 0 —57 0 . _ _ CASSIA LICNEA,S. d American, red..° 0 55 0 Dutch 60 0 60 0 French&GermSo 0 60 0 Cocoa, cwt Trinidad. 37 0- 42 0 Grenada 1 32 0— Brazil COPPICE, r cwt. in bond Jame. triage 1 o , ordinary .. I'' good& fine o. 50 0— middli.. - 62 0— 13 - 0- 48 0 _ ;0 0 good mid. .. 72 0— g 3 0 fine mid. 8:c. 100 0-130 0 Dutch, triage }3O 0— ' ordinary good &fine o. 45 0— 50 0 middling .... 56 0— 6, 0 good m►d 3() 0- 4 - 3 11 - Jamaica . , choice marks.. 4 45 5 0 SAFFLOWER, '44. cwt. Bengal, Bombay good & fine .4 0 0 ord. & mid 3 0 1 10 SHULL. LAC, 42• C orange 45 0 --54 0 liver and block 36 0 —42 0 SKINS, Chir.cl►iill Seal, earl do. 10 SUMAC, 1 , .. Cul Trieste., Verona. Tyrolese oo 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oo 0 0 Saturday Prices. SHARES 'Aberdeen Railway Ambergate,Nottin Junction .h and Forfar ini 7 ii, Charley & L'pool Half shares Extension . Ditto ne .nd Crewe 11 and Norwich PRICES OF SHARES, Ocr. 12 271 Ch Eactern s C h ounties ork Extension ,t Lancashire . rt . ! Do. late Blackburn & Prettc ,t Lincolnshire parter shares Edinburgh,Leith and Grant° Preston and Wes' Ditto p Quarter shares .ucester, Aberystwith, &c 10 !Great Grimsby - cu Quarter shares Extens in shares 100 Irdieat North of ling 5 New Stock 83 Great Western 4251G0, 42 1 Huddersfield, Bradford, &c 50 Hull and Seiby 41 Ditto quart h and Flury St. Edmu lyitgendal and Windermere aster and Carlisle 9 1 Dittr thiec Gil . Ditto quart 52s Leicester and Bedford )9 Liverpool and Bury... L'pool, M 2411.i6rp0 . 01, °mist 3 and 131ackwall rtand South Coast ondor New shall Manchester.. R hock. London and North Western 2 Quarter Shares 2 New quarter shares a Quarter shares (G. J.) 2t One-eighth shares ..., 8 £4O shares (L & M.)., 40 Low'on & Niauchsr. & B 5 Quarter shares 5 Quarter shares . . Quarter phares 501 London an , l South Western 40 '•tf) shareq New .161 a 9 in and York solLongridge and Frestr r teds and Bradford ,s ana I Do. I is and 'I Ft Gt. Grin 428 Exte 5 Manch ShefEeld & Id id is I Ditto hair shares . 2 Dittootiarter shates 64 Ditto sixteenth shat 42s Mattock at:d Midland, Stock. Midland Railway 24 £lO shares Con. Birm;rtghatrn and Der 23fNio1d Junction garth Shields share Newcastle and Carlisle 25 (North British .. II i Half shares .. 111 Quarter shares 0 Northern and Eastern Norfolk 5 Halt shares ffordshir ,rth Wales Mineral 22s North Western . 211.Nottingharrs, M )xfcrd, Worcester 'reston and Wyre 83,4a1 Sixth st ,res (40 d Ditto preference R 11$3d 2a p a Si P Si )7 ..17i par.. i p it d..* p d 1 il d 1 par.. P .r .le6 & p, 4 P Si /9211 , 20 4 131-14 i 1 p 21i uX P iX P I d 6sfid d 5 a P i 132..334 P 10 3sdd pS6se 130..112 1f d 1u& p 11 4 - 1, 4i 31 p 4 1a p la * d.. par 2 P 2 P P PRICES C 16 Ditto Bank It Ditto Bora to Ditto Corn Soo Ditto Re.yr Ditto Uni NVrtcr V- t7,llAn Prices marked thus S.—Denotes Scrip St R.—Denote2 Shares 4 n f r RE tration 1.3u11)5, ftlatrrats aiib /3ratbri On the 4th in .eet. Du HARVEY L. BRARAZONT. Same day, at Tower HOUTIO VERTUE. I k, the wife of MA I COIN On the 6th insta a., of a son. fe of Mr.J. HN I On the glh instat COCKER, Esq., of al On the 14t Parish.t Rector of the AKE. Feq . of st dangl.ter of island of Antigua, to MPHREY JONES. F n of Mr. ,y the Rer. J. )NATHAN V 11, Mr. ROBERT JOKE Mr. WILLIAM TX° r. JOIN OW ENS. r. JOT-TN C PEAKS° 11/ENRY to Ch u re", T .e Ir. WILLIAM Mr, ROBERT OWEN , . to CES, daut ter of t f Mr. JOHN w#l - c of Lord M illiam Powlett. to Lady MARIA GREY, only sister of the Same day, at BeatimarK DAVIES, of the Liverpool ROBERTS, of the sam e piace W W. Johnson town. to MARGARET. y BROCKLEBANK. of Whit Same day, at St. Mary's _ G. Slight. JOHN FULLALO{ Dand. GEORGE Same day, at St. Philip Miss LEATH CARTWRI MARGARET, daughter of tt Same day, at St. Barna!, On the 6th instar I3evan. EDWA RD JON NAIL second Cana - alter ci ROSCOE, E Same day, at St. J Mr. HENRY WORTHINCTO O'DAIR, of Cheste On the 7th instant, at St. John irk, WILLIAM. second son bacconist SAMUEL BELLIS, of Warringtml Same day, at St. Phili youngest son of Jar ,inacre. younrc u► Ea!' WILLIAM. eld rwis, Beaumaris I.A BELL Church, Mr, CIIA ASIITONT, Ashton, Esq Spri”gfield 1-Inuse. he late PETER by the Rev, hnrch. Westminaer, Mr. AUGUR THOMAS by the Re THUR.ry H I ETTA E LIZ A H ETH: , Tormcrl s Cou.,ty Same day. at st. Barnahas's Churet William Davice, Mr.SAMUEL INILLIAMS, to HUGHES. Same day. at St. JaMes TUS FOLKARD. to JAN POSTER WILSON, late of t•hc On the Bth instant. at Tr;r Jonathan Brooks, Senior Hei dauater of HENRY HAF in Cheshire, and now Of Se oaauc uy. ac mac, aticnael's Church Toxteth-oara. oy William Ileae, Mr. JAM ES PLA YFA I R BEST. ot PIT? Nova Scotia. k t th o EMMA, elaest daughter of V 4 ILLIAN PITT; PINES, of this town. Mame day, at Farnwort' WILLIAM VVAGSTAFF, E eldest daughter of THOM A he Church ck Bickm Slr or, of ti Esq . V o MARY; le Rev Fre A., of Heth, imie, by Norfolk, to ELI of WM. CALROW to Miss ELIZABETH Ct hRLANE STEWART. I No!an. Mr. THOS. RhaS' •Church, by 'be Re ICK to MiEs E LIZ BETH Same day ROBINSON, ruano dealer. Romfor MARGARET POWLEY, of Langwa DIED Lately, I mate of cLusets. n Galton.street r. I3ENJA MIN F. TIE ITII. late .hip ADRI On the 16th June. at A 110HERT REL/C1 IFF. n , n!t of Africa, Capt On the 3d August, nt Bombay, in I POOLE LLOYD, of the firm cf . i In cal-hall, Bombay, ft rmerly of this to On the 2:st nit., at her resider ce LEN, relict of Mr. THOMAS CROO ton. `1 year, Mr. THOMAS t Crosby rdshire d :II her read with. tier Karders On the 22d nit., at Dimtr. aged 101, ANN HOROBIN facultica, and could hear v, out spectacle about two t Ineighbour, named riche his coffi On tb 4th Instant Dccea,c She was seen getting up pot lb. who v h instant, at WeFtenbe•t. ( nit, an , . se WARI3RICR I On tl daughter of Sir GEORGE J Same day. at Prospect I near I Same day. MARY, rel reatry. and mother of NEY, Low bil Same day, a :.. clay, I EY. bloc firm of Messrs. JANE KELLY aged g year On the ith mist; JOHN SPEAKMAN E It, Ila ILLIAZ 4 3 - ear'. MARC Green, ne August Hero, Donald,,hence at Istappa. nder, Whee'er ; Mary Rainy, Prey; Antonia, Cornfoot, Bonanza, Mossop. and Nina, Brewer, hence at Lima. Eliza, Scot:, from Cobija at Lima. 11. mac, Moun.sey, , sailed trom Lima-for this port on the .5 ueust. Wallace. Main .; Pally. Bin:lice; and Elizabeth, Moffat, from .Liverpool end Lima at Chincha lilands. RhodeJsland, hence: at Providence, R.I. pornona, Bulkeley, sailed from Alexandria for this port 23d of Sept ember. Amaranth, Oilbertsonarom Prince Edward Island at Cr/ye.] with toss of toretoysails, deck.load, boats, &c., i n th e l a t e h ur ricaoe. bonne _ Nzw Yo r this porl —The Eben Preh for New Orleans, (bef re reported abandons, Key West. ;th ieptember, by wreckers. WATcavono,Actober 6.—A brig was seen to founder yester day. about thirty miles from the Land's End, by the Liverpool, arrived here from I ondon. which immediately bore down to the spot, and saw a boat with eight persons in it, but before she could reach them, the boat also went down. was taken into CORK, Oct. 3.—The brig Cushia Machree, from Quebec for Liverpool, was abandoned at tea; crew saved by the Flora, Brown, arrived off this port. FRIDAY, OcToguß g.—Wind S, to S.W., fresh ARRlVED.—Stephen 'Nhllney, Popham. from New York—Ny verheid, Briex, Ostend—Le Liberal. Hardingbrook, from St 3 01111. N,13. for Preston. SmtEn.—lligginson. Reynell, Barbadoes, and Frederick the Great, Hensel', Swi nem u nde. Richard Anderson, Bennett, from Vi &la at this pert from Hampton Reads 14th Sept. On the Dt Oct., in lat. 47, A. 34, passed close to the brig Spring, of South Shields, via ogged and abandoned - - - • Rival. Shipley , from 'the late hurricane A very t bt Halifax at this port, with car shifted in evere gale horn the N.E. was ex and morning of the th Ortobi d, arrived her, , mat arrived tine weather on the 19tr_. running under lull sail in lat. 50, from lo Anemone, Walker, haince at Panta Are Atkinson. hence .t Arita Cliedabueto. Poste Regina emit M are —Are Henri tta, Lawden Henry Curweu Vizilant •- Mk] montl re from Pul , th, and 21st S ,ce rat Trinidad I, Alulleyar Catha, Aiu a off Dover phis port *t King W• F an! Gar Bans a u ,t an' J une , .L m Amsterdam for a hence for Sierra Lcoi hence for Cork at Ott, het,ce. foreyarii . - 13or0eauX, rf Dublin from New Brun , wick fo- th:s pert, v ElN , ken 2:ith S ( P t ., w r itb,l,m of teck.Joa•l, by the Jzale, arrived et Hamburg, Bremer., el.e. Gottenburg, Stoettliolm Petersburg, Riga, &c. Oporto co ›sf,:t tr.g • 21 (P r. 9 7 , • .• C, 0 .r 1 .1. : F„a • n PP ofi 4 1 2' .~. o 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 PACKET LIST, GENCRAL POST-OFFICE. C O 0 i 20 0 O 0 - o o • 0 F N O 0 fk a N ~~"~~~~ ,+nems a o ,oi Q go • co r • t o 7,, O• r 7 • i 9 V; • " ~, : oo." e"' o 0 mQ ~a :? ~~ ►oe i X F 17 . 4 . 4 . • Z 71 0 o . <1 4 1 - is ',is • ca. mot 0 : a ... ea ff n - pri .. Arabic, Barbary. Senegi e Mora ae 8. P'burg, clean.. :34 0— 011tShOt 33 0— outsitot :13 I Archangel Manilla . - 84 0 0 0 0 0 :8 0 20 0 Bombay Jute 15 n -15 0- B. Ayrc 3d Monte Video. yid. 0 6-- 0 6 good & prime.. . 0 6i — Do. salted .... 0 3i-- N. Amer. salted 6 2i — Brazil .... dry salt Rio, dry .. Valparaiso, Odessa, litc W. India, d*• 0 3; 0 6 ed.. 0 41— 6 6 . 0 0: 0 6 dry 0 4i-- 0 6 dry 0 0 0 0 0 4i-- 0 6 salted.. 0 3 0 East India 0 7 0 10 Kips, B.A. dry. 0 7 0 Bi Horse, d. eachl2 0 —:8 0 Eloasx HAIR, 13' tb. Short mixed long tails 1 6 2 0 combed 11.1111100, 74. tb.in bond. Bengal. pur. & violet 0 0 — blue & violet 0 0— blne 0 0— violet, & flne 5 0— Otti:Pir mid . 4 3 violet & COP. t 3_ mixed .. cop. g. & fine. 3 6 ord. & raid. 2 6 con. qua, Oude Madras... , Guatonala, to , fb Floras Sobres Flo. 3 9 .... 3 0-- r.AciPfg,r D.T. and prime 1 6 a 2 mid. to good 0 6 1 6 ord..: infer. 0 2 0 5 MADDER ROOTS Sin)rna. 45 0— 50 0 Tripoli & Syria o French . 4l 0— 42 0 Naples ..00 0 .- -r 6 -41 0 46 6 -47 58 u -62 -47 0 White 0rd.... 21 0 —26 0 good & (the.. 36 0 —3B 0 - azil, in bond. 41 0 -44 • 45 0 -48 0 29 6 --; 4 7 0 'bite orc P'burgi Odessa ,Y.C. 48 0 -48 6 -47 6 0 0 - 0 0 Ayres.. 0 0 TAR, 7,0 , Gl' Archangel Carolina . Virginia .. 75 6 —l6 0 iri 0 —l7 0 ); o —l3 6 TARTAR, . . Cream of Tartar6s e —7O • brown and ye 1.44 0 —55 0 TEA, 4) lb. in. &Mid. Bohea, Canton 0 2 s 4 Fokein Congo% com. 0 o—i 10 mid. to fine. 1 6 2 2 Twankay, com. 1 1 1 it mid. to good 1 3 1 10 Pekoe, Orange 1 0— 2 6 Campo', corn. to good none Hyson Skin.... e) It 8 le mid. to line I 2 . 1 8 Sonchong,com. 0 le 1 0 good to fine 1 6 —. 9 Pekoe, flowery 2 0 4 0 Hyson, con 3 0 0-.2 2 4 -.2 R Young Hyson 011 Imperial Gunpowth TOBACCO, J. River, Le Stemmed ti tucky . yla►d . c, Ameriran kedl3 0 ... V. 0 v , mt. in East MHz 5 10 Omer p.....• 7 9-- :oupled with the rising prices tering the market. The operations of the houses engaged in the country trades have been almost at a stand-still. Meantime spinners have to contend against the advancing rates of the raw material, and are unable to effect more than a fourth of the advance on the Yarn when spun. Very little is being done by shippers in any descriptions of g oods, except at old rates, and these are unremuncrative to producers. No doubtthc blockade of Mexico, the Caffrc war at the Cape, and the monetary re strictlons in the Indian markets, by limiting exports to those se. veral important markets, partly account for the doll and dis tressed condition of things ; and the advancing rates of edible stuffs in this country, must necessarily explain the extraordinary falling off In the home demand. ‘4, 7 tillhold that the only safe policy for spinners and manufacturers, is to reduce the produc. ,inn, in order to balance the contraction of demand, and sus tain the value of labour and its products. ROCHDALE. Monday.—We have had to-day a fair average market, and prices remain as last week. The wool market has been dull, and the bnsinesi transacted limited. HUDDERSFIELD, Tuesday.— Our market has been fiat again to.day. There have not been many bnyers in the town, and these, as well as the buyers generally, look only to the supply ing; of their immediate wants. Prices are much the same. Wools r.ther firm. HALIFAX, Saturday.—There is at present in our market a good demand for lo , v lastings and cambiets, and prices pretty firm. The stock •.f the better qualities of yarns are on the in crease, owing chiefly to the autumn orders being near:y execu ted. Combing wools are not so much In request, but prices re- main steady. There is a good demand foi low clothng wool suitable for the blocking trade. Tuctsday.—Our cloth markets have been exceedingly dull, both on Saturday and to-day. and there ha: e not been an many goods delivered to order as was the case a few week- The purchas , s that have been made have been by houses en . . . . . . ged fn the home trade for heavy goods for winter. Pric: s con tinue steady. Business has rather improved in the warehouses. and many country buyers have been in the town during the week, but the foreign houses are wry quiet. . BrzAnroan, Thursday.—Wool Market. The same inactivity continues in the demand as we have observed for several weeks past, yet notwithstanding the dullness here, there is no giving way in inquiry to : c!sy ft yarns for expos: tnd on the whole &Tle; but the p offer no inducement short time and stoppim ay. Piece Mark et.—Th nerq wiq be the order •.f the d t morning has no doubt Zrret•e her limited ultable fiir wi Deady rc Romig- - suitable to th corn pla i n however, that it is nut equal to what the demand season last year, but the machinery wag all employed, it Is far as )(suds can be ol,tait , cd, and the blocks of roods on rts are without alteration gked oo cotton yarn, in copse . quenee of the recent advang" oo poltosi wool at Liverpool. are 'tilt great. IN An advance of IL 0 li- Euxton 421Tren t Valley, Midla Tret t Valley Comic iilWarwiek and Chain Leld. Pont, I 42; Warwickshire and London 42 West Riding Union ...... 10 Wilts. Somerset. and Weyrr J 8 IWhitehave nd Fume 1 ID°. (E. & W. iii, IRISH LINES Cork and Band I olDublin and Belfast Junction 65 Dublin and Drogheda 4 I Diblin and ORlwa 7} Dundalk and Ennitkille 2ilGreat County Down *Limerick and Wnterford 2Q Londonderry and Co!era 1 12 2 i m lo i n cti d a o n n d d G er t i rwrn a e i s i t d e n s, iskii n le a n; 2f Ditto Extension to Sligo .. . - Newry and Warren.point FOREIGN A :Rene .lWrgt plitpder grO.J ,ntep IsJd d 2 P I p 14 i p 1} 5 d 4 1 d e 5i d 4; d 7 11 d 1.; ;$s 'ii 2& d 2t 2 p 3 16 d j 8i d S ,s6d d 12s6d' * d.. par 8 i P 9.t 66 d 6 g d I par.. i p 44 d 4 a d.. par 1 2d 1 1 ,ONIAL I FO W. Same day. in Fii , ch-rt , ars, ISABELLA, wife o 1 . . Same day, after a long year. MAIO'. wife of Mr. mei b mge.bi it n; - s' cone Sane day, MA KY, the iA' Crewe Arnis Hotel. Cie t, Iher numerous blends and n felt in her family. two years curator of the SI 1 den, at Chelsea est on of FRANC! Same day, of dysentery AMUM. orcl JAMES CHARLES 'FAIRCLCUGH Edge-hill, in 1 ley-street. Same day, at Evertors. ELIZAB ter of GEORGE WILSON. Esq. Same day, MARIAN, iufant de solicitor Same day, at her residence relict of the late TII(MAS Same day, aged 5 moot f Mr. BRAMWELL. of k Same day, in the Isle t • :‘ , Tanehester," of this pc, nstant, at I GILI, Esq., surgeon:in 11 I 1 BIRKENHEAD HON New Patients Oid Patieata.. I LYING=IN HOSPI WOM Er In- Pntie Out Pat PA'THIt WEEKLY RPEOET . Honorary Secretaries. ae Dwyer, A.)d., and James StOdeIIOUSA WM. ED WA DS., J. GREGURY JANET A, iafaLt d inghte .171 W. TEAR, ta'e of the tre:t, KIM DISPI iSARI Y FOE fi poti liter of Mr TUNE, Esq LA LOUISA AL! 1 la cl