The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-02-17 00:00:00

Feb. 17, 1846. THE ...... • 'flipping intrilignirt. LONDON GAZETTE.--TUESDAY, FEB. 10. MARKETS. • BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKS PARTNERSHIPS NIGHT SIGNALS AT SEA. DISSOLVED. During the rresent week we have not ha( wheat, but last week's prices are maintained anThd e e ve s id ev d eral notices which have appeared in the daily morning G. W., and E. Hinds, Lancaster, lie erodrapers-H. Wright and J. Thompson, Halifax, woolstaplers -E. M. Richardson and clfficult to dispose of at Is, per qr. decline. I eessity of g papers of late, respecting the importance and ne- M. C. Hardie, Choriton-upon-Medlock, Lancashire, dealers in Oats might have been purchased on rather ea a universal code of nig ht signals at sea and on the baby-linen-EL Spence and W. Markland, Manchester, copper- .. e..e_ c oast being est a bli s h ed, appears to have attracted amongst the smiths-J. Mooney and G. Hickes. Huddersfield, sharebrokers merc antile marine intere s t s th e a tt en ti on w hi c h t h e su bj ec t d e - -E. Kent, W. Woulds, and W. Habgood, Manchester, small- SALFORD CATTLE MARKET s erves. It remains for government to sanction some simple ware manufacturers-J. and N. Astley, Manchester, nankeen- We had a trable show of Irish beasts, an Co de. in order t o l essen t h e constantly occurring loss of l i fe an d manufacturers-D. an d D. C. Buchanan and T. Sill, Liverpool ; shire. Sheep only in moderate supply. Beef I Property by the want of established and understood signals. as far as regards T. Sill-H. Weston and C. A. Young, South- rates ; but mutton, id. per lb. dearer. Ali so ,_ Mr. Hen ry C . Chapman, shipowner, of Liverpool, in a ed ress- wark, bankers-J . H. Galloway and B.C. Bell, Kingston-upon - we Lloyd's upon the subject, mentions that he, with the view Hull, attorneys-J. Bolton and T. Coupe, Preston, spindle- DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE to the introduction a d o tecione for the use DClLketrS-J. el'Clirre and J. Haslam, Manchester, merchants- At no period have our local markets attains of the commanders of of s t o h m e e shi m ps p in his ' emp l l l oy, which the cap- W. and E. Cardwell and T. Tootal, Manchester, sharebrokers; ing point than the present. On the eve of II . s a ll highly approve of, as being extremely simple and easily as far as regards T. Tootal-C. Mellor and J. Ryder, Liverpool, teclive duties on almost every article of food understood by the parties em lo ed in the coasting and fishing merchants-W., J., and J. Holt, Rochdale, woolstaplers; so far present firm for all kinds of butchers' meat, trades, Mr. Chapman mention p s, y also, that Sir Charles Ogle and as regards James Holt-I. Fairclough and E. Davies, Tong e c os xt e ir , r t e , Several naval o ffi cers approved of his code. with- Hanlgh, Lancashire, counterpane-manufacturers -J. Walm-dey, jun., and J. Moorhouse, Liverpool, coal-merchants. a b r e k e e n t, flu w c h tu il a e ti s n o g m , e bu ( higher; high .i d n d d t a e t Cor n t D i; i e i b p l ir h as DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. land in wheat, oats, barley, &c., so mush so, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10.-Wind N.N.E. moderate. s a e ms nt large exports are g J. and T. Frankland, Liverpool, merchants-final div. of 32d, sets were wind-bound io one port in the cowl' ... vain.- Alla / on Tuesday, Feb. 24, or any subsequent Tuesday, at Mr. Potts, the last week, with cargoes of gra n , for En Hammond, M'Farlane, from St. Petersburg. aArseDMary, Porter, and Fann Bond, Africa-Brazil Manchester. been affected by the large imports from Ame packet, Birkett. Antigua- , Vixen, Lancaster , Arica, &c.-Aris xtideTs., E_co.H. Fawcus, Stockton.upon-Tees, timber-merchant (separate wards, which is the only new feature the trad estate)-second and final div. of Is 7d (in addition to 6s. gad- toes are higher in the Dublin market, but sti Inomide, and R o b ert Moffat, Whale, Atexandrie, E.- Franc Bolton, Ancona-Frances Ann, Grimsditch, Batavia- previously declared), any Saturday after Fe.b. 10, at Mr. Baker's, plies, which are likely to continue. On the es, Coital!, Barbadoes-Warren, Howes, jun. ; Sunbeam, Newcastleeupon-Tyne. Benefice- prices are his her than they have been for a set Winser, and Fresierica, Atkinson, Boston-Commerce, Baillie, R. Fawcus, Stockton upon-Tees, timber. merchant (separate together with the expense and difficulty of pro Ranger, Paige, and Anti, Holt, Brazils-Creole, Prin. estate)-second and final div. of is. Id. (in addition to 15s. 41d. is nearly d. üble the u nal price for the las' gle, Brazils and s.loths previously declared), any Saturday after Feb. 10, at greatly encroached on the means of the midd &c.-Rambler, Townsend, Beirout-Lady Marge rp, Mills, Calcutta-Velore, Bell, Hong Kong-Royal William, Mr. Baker's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. poor. She Mills Havre, &c.-Robert Preston, Williamson, Ch rent: L. E. Seignette-first div. of Is. 4d., any Wednesday, at Mr. , ____ " - Huron, Sibb eson, Ch arleston-Ann, Fox, Constantinople- P enne ll' s, G u ildh all-c h am b ers. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANG Arabella, Collings , Corfu. &c.-Tom Jones , and Chace, Banks, g -lane. merchant-first div. of 205., any Mackenzie, Galatz-Egidiu , , Halewyck, and Joseph, Kerck- W ednesday, at Mr. Pennell's, Guildhall-chambers. The arrivals into this port, during the last hove, Ghent -Dasher Cunning, Gijon-Thames, 9lshv, Haven i Currie and seienefee, Mincing-lane, merchants-first div. of pyise a fair supply of Wheat, Oats, Flour, au, Concord, Mara, ' j '' ' ' lade any Wednesday, at Mr. Pennell's, Guildhall-chambers. fesr parcels of Barley, coastwise and from Ire Conway, La Guayra-Lady Harvey, Pryde; Maypo, s from abroad, within that period, consisting a and Anne Baldw n, Farley Lima-Pacific, Meikle. BANKRUPTS. Indian Corn, and . Flour, as specified beneath. and Pleiades, White, Leghorn -FMiz Desteia,Oliveira; Oceeno. George Codrington Nicholls, Liverpool, commission merf rrane Altheugh at this day's market there was a 0 i Amizade, Rocha ; Antelope, Archer; Hiram, Town. chant, Feb. 24, March 13, at the Liverpool District Court o, tend ; Fie of town and country millers than of late, no lends, Wheaton, isbon -Asia, Gallilee, Maranham- Bankruptcy . scene:tor, Mr. Brown, I.iverpool ; official assignee . . branchof the trade. 'I was observatee in any , Mary' nd ann. Presley. Monte Video-Science, Ems, Manilla :er. rein', Liverpool. 1 se - Jess e e . .. `. ten..,., 4 4 ~.111: :-.: es sin a, &c.-Eliza Morison, Leitch. Richard Allerton, Bootle-cum Linacre, Lancashire, .-wheel. Wheat, of which a few sales were made for , r otel e - Matilde, Barbet°. Naples-Asia, C mpbell, Newfound- might, Feb. 27, March 24, at the Liverpool District Court of coentry, were generally upon a very moderat aaad-Viola, Jameson ; Commerce, Ashton; Bornholm, Nason ; Bank , uptcy :. solicitor, Mr. Brauley, Liverpool ; official assig- the reduced rates of F. iday, and in new at a d States ter 7..1b. from the currency of this day se'; pi l 'Tian, Gilchrist; Alfred, Myers, and Win. and Eliz both nee, Mr. Morgan, Liverpool. , Frier che New Orleans-Douro, Smith, Oporto -Konigsburg Cooper Ewbank, Manchester, sharebroker. Feb. 21, March Ig, Canadian Flour, although rather more saleabl t, Bakker, Ostend-Swordfish, Greet, Pernambuco-Two at the Manchester District Court of Bankruptcy : solicitor, Gd. per sack aed 6d. per barrel cheaper. caa. Sim, in Payta-corriera di Trieste, Cartiggana, Palermo, Mr. Binney, Manchester; official assignee, Mr. Hobson, Man- Barley of all sorts, Pease, and Indian Cor Fors l " • - Emilia and Celestine. Starance, Palermo, &c.-Madison. chester. neglected, and were offered with little effect a ter, Richmond, A.S.-Mastery. Gruchy, River Gambia-Le William Beynon, Birmingham, button-manufacturer. Is. per q , arter each -Malt and Beans remai Ce?arnerneree. Joyan, Rio Nunes-Nova Rom Fin, Silva, St. Mi. William James Dunsford. Bristol,. surgeon. unvaried. A l' s - Ca,oline, M'Ausland, St. Vincent- Coaxer, Penney, Joseph Mellanby. Hartlepool, coal-fitter. The oit trade, stillexciting very little noti, . 4, I 'M N.s.W.-Catherine Bol,nd, Porter, St. Thomas, &c - James Blyth, Chelmsford, grocer. ceded further to-day, reducing price , . Cult ld. . : e re ,Baptiste, Coderog, and La Reuse, F.;udonas, Senegal- Stephen Bretton and Thomas Tunwell, Charlotte-street, Fitz- lions of Tuesday last; and Oatmeal was fur l over a ide, Foote, Santa Martha-Naiad, Rogers, and Eliza, roe-square, upholsterers. value. N ‘ s_Y. Syra, &c -Dalkeith, M Kenzie, Villa Nova-American. William Burrows, Grove-street. Hampstead-road, builder. Two or three cargoes of Wheat in bond j o 'O'funs, and Carthage, Knapp, Virginia-Joshua Yeoward, Richard Ensell, Broad-street, Bloomsbury, draper. 7s. Bd.. and American up to 7s 6d. and 7s. 141. -1,7178, Trieste -Catharine, Tweedie, and Melina, Bacaland, George Goddard, Leicester, tea-dealer. After an unusually mild season, with freque w h i 'Ll'tl- Melissa, Dow : Margaret, Brown ; and Ilyi erion, Joseph Johns, Grosvenor-street, l'imlic eceek & confectioner, ther has at length changed to frost, giving a ''an, Valparaiso, and Georgiana, Bissett, Venice. John Thomas Pascoe, High-street, Mile-end New Town, me the Wheat plant. which hitherto, albougifah. tar refiner sing, appeared rather too forward at so dar The Willi am Penn, (steamer,) for Waterford, ran foul of . the Samuel Purse!). Strand, ironmonger, Thomas Francis Saunders, Peckham, brewer. yeor. Commerce, Ashton, for New Orleans, this morning in the river. Walter Spiers, North Audiey-street, printer. CORN EXCHANGE, FEBRUARI ( l ir ,' Steamer lost bowsprit. head, cutwater, &c. T he Commerce The duty on Fereign• Pease has advanced Th e sustain any injury. INSOLVENT (PETITIONER). which is the only change from the rates of la e e le Company's steamer from Suez at Bombay tgth De- G. Bickley, late of Croydon, attorney-at law. Excepting a fair quantity of Flour, our Tber, with the English mail of the 24th Nov. DIVIDENDS. coestwise and from Ireland since Monday al lost °n Caine. from the Clyde for Barbadoes, was totally - March 3, J. Smith, Liverpool, victualler-March fl, J. Burton, yond 2ao qrs. of Beans there is nothing fresh 4th j '-' l l the comer s , Rocks, to 'windward o: that island, on the Levenshulnie, Lancashire, victualler-March 3, B. Thorniley During the last two days the trade was r Jan Crew saved. , I and at cur market this morning, n i extens Coe • Broadbottom, Cheshire, grocer-March 5, J. Dyson, She ffi eld, Courier and Enchantress, hence at Callao. I practicable in any of its leading departments Th e . ' scythe-manufacturer-March 5, J. Crich, She ffi eld, maltster- Gipsy anti &Hake ey sailed from ditto for this port about March 5, G. Holdsworth, Halifax, warsted- iri I good and fine Wheats, however, although w the 1 7th . . • sp ner-March 5, Nov hered to our last quotations, at which ale Isabel • . J. King, Kingston-upon-Hall, mercer-March 5, W. Ibbotson, • 2 ato , Griffiths, sailed from Antigua for New Orleans on the Sheffield, merchant-March-g, W. Senior, Sheffield, hosier- i Irish and Canadian was disposed of to needy t a a December. ferior descriptions were nominally retter cheat March 2, J. Gould, Sheen, Staffordshire, cheese factor-March ! Draco, Beecham and Ann Dingwall, Loney, hence at St. barely sustained late price Th on , as , B P, 3, J. Yates, Guernsey, and York-road, Lambeth, shipowner- , a very languid sale, Eliza, W - March 4, J. Mortimer, Adelaide-street, West Strand, bookseller, 1 Barley, Beans, and Pease, continued to in _ za, Wylie. from Barba - does, at St. Domingo. scarcely maintaining their value. In Malt no CERTIFICATES Balius Pentllebuly, and Velocity, Darrell, from Liverpool at limits 1 Oats, although in very supply, were Jamaica. To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown lower terms with little effect: Oatmeal, on the Gratitude, Harvey, hen ce Thomas at . and St. ed a iaoderate degree of attention-, and suppo. S enator,G. Atkins, Liverpool, brewer--T. Rollings, Ingt am -court, Lister, sailed - from Sierra Leone for Trinidad on the noted. Bth Dec. Fenchurch-street, wine-merchant -J. Gadd, Camden-town, 'B on de d Wheat, being generally held too higl Frani, baker. leans on Mitchell, sailed from Sierra Leone for New Or- ! curative demand , no sales are reported; and t - n 8 on the lath Dec. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS, lion in Flour comprises a lot or two of .tier lithe P. Primrose, Glasgow, flour-merchant. ' 245. 6d. per barrel.-Indian Corn under lock, cc Hero of Sidon sailed from Sierra Leone for New Orleans h . D ecember. Hastings and Paterson, Glasgow, torn-merchants. ' attention for Irish account, several parcels h tele • retia, lleadbury, from. the Mauritius at Cove - at 31s. per quarter. Helen, Emma,fe Miencke, from Stettin for this port at Portsmouth i . tealata, De Boer, from Amsterdam for this port at do. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. PRICES OF GRAIN. Roger Stewart, Begg, hence for the Clyde at Troen, with loss Ward and Sons, Leicester, hosiers-Maddy, Greenhouse and . Of 43 ails. Wheat 70lli .... red s. d. a. u i Co.. Liverpool, cigar surd snuff manufacturers-Harding, Sao- Er I' h 77 @ 7 it, 'old .. , Sarah Birkett, Proddovr, from Bahia at London field, and slenshaw, Manchester, general warehousemen; as far , Di t to, white 7l- 8 4 ,GO. . Mar , 1 Ann Henry, and San Francisco, hence at Havannah. as regards W. Harding - Rathboneßrothers and Co., merchants, I Irih red - 7 6 ido. .. Cove „ Feb. 3.-A large vessel, supposed to be the Lord Lyn- Birmingham; ss far as regards W. Rathbone-J. A roferton and ! • white 7- 7 e :do, ... ° en, of Lond on,Ditto, ten was passed on the I eth Jan., in long. 16, wa- J.J. Armstrong, Wavcrtree, Lancashire, spirit and porter met- : Rye, English, le gr.— -__ - Ilrishdo ngged and abandoned. chants-J. Deakin and Son Bootle, near Liverpool, boat build. Barley,English - ers Ellerby and Marsh, ' Manchester, bookbinders Math - er, Scotch & Irish, sa 601 t 40- 4 6 l ate.. W EDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11.-Wind N.N.W ~ moderate. Dickinson, and Co., Liverpool, coal merch nt- -J. and W. A. Malt, English, le qr... Mayson, and G. Earnshaw, Dogford, Lancashire, cotton spin- ' pale . - — ' old ... ARRIVED.-Lady Sandys, Mauritius-Sea King, St. AnerewS4 ners-R. and W. Butler , St. Helen's. L ancas h ire, move- ' Irish - ' A dventurer ___,, Liestrong, Newfoundland- Woodpoint, Kean ment makers-Brunt and Co., Woodlesford, Yorkshire, earthen- Oats, e, 4 - illi. ••au Ellen 'Carter M' I' I G,. . , st. Michael's-Eliza , s-E ma, Wilson, and Westbrook, ware manufacturers-J. Poncia and W. Farmer, Birmingham E'lish & Scotch, new ..--- --- , old , ... turand, Cronstadt. and Cape Town, merchants-W. and J. Brownbill, Liverpool, 00e1 a a........ . - ido. ... grocers-Calvert and Storey, Lee s, stock and share brokers- 'lrish, fine qualities .. . 3 7 3 8 'do. ... Wilhel • Net ember.; Lawson, from Pisco at Callao, and sailed 12th Pownall and Worthington, Liverpool, stock and share brokers genera/ do ...... - 3 6 do. .. , -aiov Mary Holland. PI D..„ .b,eini, Young, from the Chincas, and M'Leod, Patterson, from booksellers and furriers. Scotch& Irisherrsseb -- do. . „Teo, and sailed 23d Nov.;Robert Finnic, from /slay, sailed DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. • Pease, English, white 53 0 -55 0 blue... "sel Nov - ;General Wiltshire,' Lennox, from Valparaiso; i__ plain, - Wise, Farwell, Baker, and Bentall, Totnes, bankers. ' • Do, & Irish.— BMOC 43 0 -46 r grcy . 'burg, sailed 6th Nov ; ,Jane Augusta, Lamb, and Hors- R. Jackson and R. Vale, Leeds, engineers. Flour, ep. 280th.. . 41 rg. Smith, sailed Bth Nov., all for this port. T. Mennell, Leeds, cloth merchant. English Irish, ends - fine ... Nov. Youn g England, Adams, from Islay, at ditto, and sailed 25th 4 ‘ for England. BANKRUPTS. . Ditto, superfine 43 0 -41 li l extra . Chilies', Askc-w, sailed from do for fluanobaco Ist Nov. James Young, Salcott, Essex, shipowner. Oatmeal, 1i .of 245th illam Chesser, Commercial roa d, Stepney, cooper. Irish. . William Sibs in Alderton, Chancery-lane, London, steel-pen Canadian ... ...._ -- - St. Vincent, Sheppard, hence at St. Vincent. }manufacturer. Bran, es 241 b. - I C ubaeGraves and Lucretia, Tucker, hence at Port itepubli- Cain. • ' Robert Kent. Aldentiere reeeireseemse, ,: nerd, Boisson, sailed from ditto for this 1 ort 4th. Jan Rival, Twedale. hence and Ba badoes, at Nassau Agnes, Ducker hence and Trinidad at Nassau. Mare. Dunn, hence at Laguavra Reis-Effendi. Sarhai•••—• • - • Hence at Puerto Caoello. Unity, 'Williams, hence for Dordt at Huron, for Charleston, has put hack Strangford. The Ann (flat,) from Wales. laden with limestone, is on shore on Ruth() 13ault, and fills with the t ne. Crew saved. T he Dasher, f or Gij on, has put back leaky, hing been on %art)having°, VESSELS SPOKEN. Pleman, Browne, hence for Valparaiso, 4th Jan., in lat. 0u '.24 W., seventeen days out—Margaret, hence for New. johncliand, 17th Jan., in lat. 43 : 10n. 47—Tuscan, hence for t. bcpsndn. N. 8., in lat. 45, lon. 15, ou t twenty days—Magellan. j a ;: west, in lat. 46, long. 11—Flora, Ga,ratt, hence, 28th / ) 02 ° R' St . Michaels—Neptune, hence, Ist instant, and sup. l‘+ 4"0 With water—Romp, for Gibraltar, in lat. 39, long g—Loch. , pit instant, lat. 51, lon. 17. Tl-11JRSDAY, FEBRUARY 12 —Bove —Wind N.N.W., moderate ref e 2 tal van.—Enterprise, Cook, from Ya. 6 n. S angster, Dantzic—Lord John Russel!, Glasgow. eO B4LL ED. Maine, Mandell, Senegal—Wm. Prowse, Thomp s°4. and Vindicator, Robi. son. Hong. Kong—Tartar, Neker, 13 ) . tter danl—Hero, Sedgley, Rio Janeiro—Pandord,.Ee.ouf, Rio and e - -Kalmazoo, M'Cerran, New York - Aurora, Manger, 4ti sb° n—Arabe, Gowing, Genoa—Stephen Lurmon, Bryan, Bal. °r e -- -William Fisher, Friend, Bahia—Panthea, Glen, Cal i!, ` 4.-- Minerua, Marsden, Demerara—Elizabeth, W a y, Hotter .....lp—e volunteer, Reed, Galatz— Messurier..Puerto Rio umarnandes, Contente, Lisbon—and Lady Harvey, Pryde, for rhe Inca -sailed from Islay for this port 28th Oct. v lie leo Martino Watson, sailed from 1 rieste for this+port on the .th Febr January 4ora. Sullivan, sailed from Tarrago na f or thi s porton t h e Ist uary Correbia di Trieste, hence for Palermo at Beaumaris. 4risticles, hence for Alexandria at Beaumaris. ti e ." 7 Es. February I t s.—Th e sc h ooner Vesper, from London to th-erl3°o4•whilet getting under weigh last even i ng , came across e hawse of another vessel and carried away her foremast, and a e come ii.to the harbour to repair. -Rind W.N.W, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13.• R, Par vh. D. — Challeuger, Archibald, China—Dream. Ally, from b zi..-APp"—ontiac, Parr, ke New Orleans -St. Johannes,lVlaa-, Dan ropos, Parer, New 11 8 4 . 41 !•!th.—Susqueh anna , Turley, Philade phia—St. George, ` ed inFian New Orleans—Medora, M‘Neil, Halifax. ) from the Clyde at C a l tga9m, Leit c h, (l ate of the Argaum„ Th,.,". a Jo 90 day,, gorning Star, MAO of Northwich, put into Southport beets atna Onge and l i on eaky ed and lossks. of anchor and chain, haring 4111 ' shore 's Ban ~,alcon, Savage, from St. John's, New Brunswick at C ove iirederica. Atki;ison, hence for 13' ston at Beaumari,. ( la : - hepherd, he n c e for Havana at 13eaurnaris. SATURDAY, FEB EWA EtY 14.—Wind N.W. fresh Attß iv hitt, RD . — Hibernia (steamer), Ryrie, from Boston , sailed . ibt ~ and from Halifax 3d—Burioa, Amicizia. from Trieste— Co- 6 • r • af " 01 1)11. —, from Fililand—Bowcs, Etreatham, from ulia—Pacquet Gironde, Pontel, Havre. Veracitl.t. Bence, from Zante at Patras and sailed for this Por t 15th ti y fr,?,,,„en (steamer) from Southampton. and Royal Tar (steamer) ,00uthamplon and Falmouth, at Corunna. gf - 0 4 ri of Lonsdale, Peile, saled from Calcutta 12th Dec., and -e Banks, '9th, for this port • Charlotte, Carter, isth, for ?-on ; and Tapley, Mackie. 18th, for Fleetwood. losre Sorette, Cafrero, hence ; Cli lon. Elliot, from Odessa, with shift °f foreyard ; Armata, Russell, front Odessa. with cargo . 2 „ ed, Pumps choked, &c ; Grace, Smith, from Odessa. with c Olc r i - f . -ed vessel leaky, &c. ; and St. Lawrence, 'lodge, from ves e s s e ': 4, leak ' ' , and pumpig up wheat, at Malta ; the four last 's were bound to Falmouth. 411 414 ' 4 . Feb. 3.—The Delco Scott, Scotland, which sailed ear„:z! l6 th ult fur C,rk or Falmouth, put back I s t ins t an t wit h s ,l ) l i fted s anti pumps choked. Virncliester. Sno w , h ence at N cw Or]ear . s b ef : i nia, Eaton, hence at Mobile 14„_,oce, Davies, and Jane, Potts, henC3 at Savannah Scott hence at Charleston Cur% y, sailed from Ilalifax for Liverpool 11th Jan. Griffiths, from Antigua, at New Orients lea n . of Sidon, M Garragher, from Sierra Leone, at New Or itey „oatc, Jan. 28 —.l sh'p wis seen on chore on Oran 3 lst n 4, and wreckers stripping her, previous to 3rd Jan. Of 'n -A brig was seen on shore, 13th Dec. two miles south uo Rey light. BANKRUPTS. . James Young, Salcott, Essex, shipowner. William Chessur, - Commercial road, Stepney, cooper. William Sibs in Alderton, Chancery-lane, bandoa, steel-pen manufacturer. Robert Kent, Aldenham, Hertfordshire. licensed victual' C P - Vee. ren. lury, Essex, 6-hmonger. s Reynolds, Cow Cross-street. cheesemonger Richard Wit.:len Crook, Seal, Kent, grocer. Frederick Jones, Canterbury, wine merchant. Charles Oswalcl Ri,hson. Finsbury-street. eorge Thorna! —ondon, plasterer. Charles James• Baker and Edward James Eastwood, London, warehouseman. John Ross and Enoch Burton, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, flour dealt rs. Henry Moore Naylo- Birmingham, haberdasher " pshire, len manufacturer. William Bradley, Leeds. flax spinner, William HoEsworth, Bit, tall, Yorkshire. flour , dealer. Robert Lamber ..LL•erpool. manufacturing chemist, Feb. 27, March 24, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court c f Bank. ruptcy ; solic.tors, Mr. Cotterill, Throgmorton-street, London; and Messrs. Fletcher and Hull, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. 'l . :J*ller, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS March 7, tai. Soffe, Strand, printseller—March 7, H. Kane Laurence Poulteney-lane, and Dorchester-place, New North road, wholesale stay-rnanufacturer—March .7. M. Wrake, jun., Canterbury, bricklayer—March 6, J. Glass, White Hart-street, Drury-lane. victualler—Feb. 27, C. Allen, Tarlley, Hampshire, maltster— March 7, A. Hurrell, Park's place, St. John's-wood, wine-mercha t—March 6, J. H. Curtis, Soho-square, bookseller —March 6, L. J. Nicolay, Woolwich, draper— March C. Wake field, Hampton-wick, licensed victualler—March 6,W. A. Gni is tian, Newcastle-street, Strand, innkeeper March 6, H. D. Walker, Eaton Socon, Bedfordshire, Innkeeper—March 6 , C. S. Evans, Cornhill and Hammersmith, master-mariner—March Is, I. Blackbutn, Minories, and Northumberland alley, Fenchurch street, engineer—March 6, T. H. Forrester, Baltic Coffee-house, Threadneedle-street, Ru-sia broker—March-19, B. Jones, City road, draper—March 6, W. H. Alexander, Upper Clifton-street, Finsbury, hardwareman—March I I , H. Cunningham, Strand, bookseller—March 'l3, H. and T. W. Paton, G.'Forster, and J. W. Morley, Sunderland, iron-manufacturers March 13, H. Lacey, Liverpool, bookseller—March Is. W. Haskayne, Liver pool, ship-chandler—March 7, H. Hickman. Dud ey, Worcester shire, druggist. CERTIFICATES ro be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting March 6, T. N. D. Ho,kard. Adelaide Hotel, London bridge, glover—March 6, J. Rayner. Rougham, Norfolk, licensed vic tual:er—March g, W. Senior, Sheffield. hosier—March 6, E. Smith, .outhwell, Nottinghamshire, innkeeper—Marc 10, C. Barber, B ladle, Lancashire, calico painter. CERTIFICATES To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown to the contrary on , or before March W. Ockle,ton, Liverpool: hide merchant—M. S. Keyworth, Manchester, common brewer—J. Hulme, Manchester, paper ,etiester, joiner SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIO 8 4IL SI MI D AY. FEBRU ARY 13 .— Wi n d N.W. moderate. 4 nd Fl "*" Lady Ann, A mes, for Azores—Hannibal. Penascn . janlei_or Bareno. for Havana—Elizabeth Taylor, Hnguet. for d MatatZlPearl, Cleverley , for Galvea on—Adams , an d liary,run• Johnson, for harleston—Louisiana, Stinsoc . . Conks. for New Orleons—and St. Leon, Jarvis, for R. Park and Co.. Glasgow,•spiritdea(ers—D. Auld. Port Glas gow, merchant—J. Christie. Glasgow, builder—A. and P, Wil. son, Edinburgh, letter four.ders—J. Dow, Edinburgh, boot and shoe ma'.er. I.JJ ..yyywiw~.-y~sY . LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT Montreal,Pot Manus, v• Dutch, crop, French, R.F E e 1 ' a nd Teaser. hence at St. Michael gumbo 7 Palmer. liarris, hence at Smyr na saa rurnerce, for Dublin, got a g rou n d this morning cm kuzank, bot came oft on the flood and proceeded Pep,rei. sailed from Smyrna 13th Jan. and Clipper, kin . 2.lst Jan. both f r Liverpool an. Ihire, Newton, sailed from Venice for Liverpool 25th %leen ~f fTYre. sailed from Marseilles for Lit erpool n Feb. for neil, sail e d from Milford for Benin 121 Feb.t' Feb Which . . — The Horsford. D rennan , f rom Liverpool Pest er udad l2 was on shore in ',Arne Lough. was g t off Akr e ,. 4Y. after di scharging' a considerab'e quantity of her Australia Bahia.. , LATEST DAT Barbadoes.. Bombay ... B. Ayrt.s Calcutta ... C. G. Hope Charleston .' China Demerara.. Havana Jamaica.... La Guayra. spani,li (MASSES. St. Lucia, S Bar & 41. M tmr.l E Oil, Otivc Gallipoli Trieste Palm, Ap ,_tro -et f 111.. I MONDAMONDAY, FEBRVARY 18 —Wind moderate Y, Racioni, from Trieste Hag ;n, from Dublin-- Accidents. Direct. 11. direct -Emma Graham, nd Maria, Sept. 23 Dec. is sE S • b 0 0 O 0 O 0 O 0 31 0 ;8 0 :5 10 11: = "a.zil, in brimi i:u;',.--K:rseveranee, Bennett kr St. John. red, t hou Nti t ' jm i br I,7eW York—Mt:cm:. Ogg, tor tC4ifutta—an lre ) hi.l3 "Tale, for Savannah. • Th, 4)1 3. rw !? 't 11 3 rw!? Hence at N ew Orleans , ql)/14:11, frprn Alexandria, at Milfird 'old .. •. I 4 0 2 9 3 9 - 4 0 4 " -48 0 42 0 -44 -42 0 fine.... 3g 0 —4l 0 44 0 iestia .. 43 0 _45 6 -31 0 -31 0 - 1 -24 0 -25 0 37 i 37 0 - 35 0 32 0- -- coloured-24 0 -30 10 -28 0 LINSIMD, ?p , eiri2s 0 Rape, pale do. 42 0 f 'upon 44. cra .62 0 Rica, .- 0 0 ~ , ' css 34 0 0 0 z - c‘ld 25 0 —3O 0 rd. (1(12 6 —l4 0 tine .. 14 6 —l6 6 3 4 s.. 4 6 cg. 6 0 i.(l 3 0 moo I; yc;iow ..49 0 -62 S -26 0 ___, 6 , 1 lIIC 11l ... _ .3 , 0 CI nar -35 0 -40 0 17 0 —22 6 0 0 -- 0 0 24 (1 —25 0 to 0 —2B 0 BARK, Quercit 8 6 CASSIA LIGNE crel. ire bd American, red 45 0 Dutch 45 0 fierm43 C Grenad - 60 0 - .60 0 -6u 0 COFFlig. a et() Jama. triage ?.) o- )25 0- Dutch, tri, )rdi nary good tclii middling good mid fine mid. ). 55 0- 45 0 . 70 0- .90 0 . 95 0-115 0 120 0-150 0 ' e 130 3 Mocha Ceylon cO. 45 0... ... 56 0— 48 0- Havana good Nr4n St. Doming Brazil Laguira 39 0- DyEwoon 28 0- 70 0 35 0- 95 0 Logwood, .12. 5 () Hon. & nom. 5 15— Campeacliy 8 0— Fnstic, Span 5 0— Tampico 6 5- Puerto Cabello 6 1C— Cüba NICARAGUA WooD Rio de la H arwood, Gaboor Camwood Red San. Woc FLAX, 14. ton. Riga. P.T.R. . P'burg, 9 head 1. . none Archangel .... Dutch Fleur. 3 ALLS, ¶ CWt Turkey, blue .. b 5 1) East India GINGER, VP ewl Barbadoes ... Jamaica 1— 60 6 , 60 o India, in bd. I 8 E ley 0 0— East India Barbary SU U Y 22 0 {K3JP, yr Inn S. P'burg, clean.. 32 10— hot 3;.1 0- 33 0— SA I.TPUT4I+7, SA Jtarlia SouthArnet SULU!, LA.c, Uta. 23 0 20 0 6 -28 6 14 9 -15 0 45 0 —6O o 34 0 —4O 0 Paleim 80- 8 6 9 6 -10 3 - 8 0 0 -- 6 6 0-8 6 Tyrolese -47 0 -49 0 -44 ( 45 0 -47 t Riga, Rhine .. outshot Asehani,-,el • Manilla . Bombay . Jute tnEs, Ox and Cow, 214 It B. Ayres and Monte Video inferior & mid. 0 .5 0 6 good Pe P. 0 r salted i.• •° 0 6 dl : - - 0 3 0 0 0 4 6 8 i saltedr ßrazil I A dry xaltcd o 4 0 44 Stoetzholir Rio, dry Valparaitio, dry 0 si— 0 6 Carolina . Odessa, &e, dry 0 5 0 6 Virginia W. India, dry 0 4i— 0 6 TARTAR, cal salts-:1 0 3 0 44 Crean] of Tarrar6o 0 —64 0 East India 7 —lO 0 brown and ye 1.44 0 —5O 0 Kips, B.A. dry. 6 7 —A r 0 R 1. 3, in tond. Horse, d. cart: ;2 —;t3 9 Bohea, Canton 0 9 0 4 Hogsx /f , tb. Fokein 14 0- 10 10- long tail combed s } - .CAN', cwt w 1.711, Y.C. Congon, cum. 010 —0 114 mid. to fine. 1 6 2 6 •ip, corn. 1 24 1 3 mid. to gond 1 4 2 0 Pekoe, Orange 1 1 3 Campoi, 1 6 2 0 Twanl 20— 2 9 42 3 - 4' 6 - 0 0 - 0 0 .6 0 -41 0 17 0 —l9 o 17' 0 —l9 0 16 • —l6 6 INtnroo, 4 tt , .in Beng - al. pur. & violet a u blue & violet 0 0— blue t 0— violet, & fin 5 o— ord. & mid. 4 3 violet Sr cep.) 3 3 mixed .. cop. g. & fine. 3 6 ord. & mid. 2 6 ccn. quality 2 2 Oude 1 4 Madras 2 0— Guatirnala, v ft). 0 0 COM. to good done O 0 1 llyson 1• O 0 1 mid. to fine 1 4 1 Is 5 6 Sonehong,com. I 0— 1 3 5 0 good to tine 1 6 2 Pekoe, flowery 2 0 3 0 Dyson, ccm 2 3 2 4 tine 2 6 4 0 Young Hyson 1 6 4 o Imperial Gunpowder, good and fine 2 4 b 0 TonAcco, It. in bond. 4 J. River, Leaf 0 2_ 0 1i 4 0 I Stemmed o 31— 0 7 3 0 Kentucky 4 6 Maryland 4 0 Tualu s a c, 1 cwt. in bond. 2 9 1 Bengal ll 0 —IS 0 Tv !UNA:TINE, 2 2 American -11 9 I d VA toxin, w• tsn•ae s „t- 4 0 3 6 4 3 3 6 4 0 Cortcs 2 0— Carraeas, Flo. 3 9 Sobres niscnAnoEn _ In- pat lents cured., . l7 1 In.patientF a , ' Relieved and at own request 7 I Out-pktients ..... Made Out-patients 2 ! Casuals(' tiring the week.. 6 LAC DtiN, 4. th• Irregular Dead -- 3 ._ - mid. to good 0 6 Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr Da u• so ...... Rev. W. Chnnner House Visitors, T. M`Gill and W. Pearce, Esqrs. lionsa Surgeon Mr. M`Cheane. Apothecary, Mr. George Padley. j,.km VOLD, Treasurer - 0 0 - 0 0 -39 0 -44 0 -&2 U _..... . r . ord. & infer. 0 .2 0 5 I Smyrna, picked:3 o —l6 0 MADUKR ROOTS 41. cut. , Morea to a _ l3 0 Sal) ma ..... .. E 6 0— 57 0 : WAx, Bess' 1) , cut. in bond. Tripoli is Syria 0 0— 0! African French .. 5O 0— 0 0 East India Napkt ..., ,0, 37 0— 0 0 American ~ .• 7 o—7 to LagUStyra Cartlingena Smyrna.... 2410 Surat Madras Bengal 3 06u bales - ROCHDALE.- market to-day M E, ET Feb. Common West Indil STATE OF TRADE •••• I 184 MANCHESTER. --The condition of the market throughout the week has continued to exhibit evidences of depression, the transactions having been only on the most moderate scale, and prices in some few cases having slightly receded. The stringency of the discount market is severely felt here, and is proving a most serious impediment to trade, which. if much longer conti -0 tined ' must c,use great embarrassment, even to the best esta- 0 blislied export homes, who are to any extent dependent on fo-• 0 reign remittances. Spinners and manufacturers are very cau -0 tions in making sales; prices are, on the whole, without change, and our quotations may Le repeated. Purchasers for 21 prompt cash may in s me casrs_be made at a slight shade n -0 the currencies we quote :-26 in 64 reed printers, at 4s. 4d. to 4s. 9d.; 37 in. 16 reed di to,-at 4s. 6d. to Ss. 3d. ;72 reeds, at ss. 41d to ss. 9d. ; : ' 6 in. 66 reed sWrtings, at 7s. gd to Ss. ;36 in. 72 reed ditto at t,s. td. to les ; and 4 , in. G E India long clOths. 66 reeds, at Ss. 3d. to gs. Sd.; and 72 reeds, at 9s. 9d. to s. lid. per LEsos slight improvement has been experienced in the demand for woollen goods this week. principaly for low-priced blue cloths and summer tweeds, for the continental markets. Prices remained unchanged, and no fears are entertained of a decline; but, on the contrary. sanguine hopes r,re indulged that as soon as the new tariff comes into operati n—and few admit but that it will come—we shall have an improved trade. HUDDERSFIELD —We are glad that we are able to report some improvement in the aspect of the staple trade of this town and neighbourhood. There was a good amount of saleS effected in fancy goo's on Tuesday, and in the warehouses part business has been done during the ' week. Stocks are low, and pr ces continue firm ; and with the prospect of the new tariff and the advance of fine weather, it is generally expected that we sliali have at least a good spring and summer trade. BRADFORD. -7 he amount of business transacted during the week is only liin ted. prices acting as a barrier to increased con sumption. The supply in the market is a fair average for the time of year, but many parcels are held for prices which cannot be realised, unless a considerable advance takes place. Noils and Brokes are in steady request, at late prices. YARN.—There . . has been more and a greater willingness to buy manifested, but the prices are so miserably low that very few spinner• ar disposed to effect sales. w e cannot learn that there is any more machinery put to work, and the stoch of Yarns have been gradually lessening, we may expect a more active demand and prices better ere long. We have nothing new to report in the Piece branch of our trade. HALIFAX.—We have had a good attendance of merchants at our last market. Their principal orders were for Damasks and the fine sorts of Las'ings. Of tha former sort it will take some weeks to execute Cern. There was an average call in the Hall for crapes. Yarns are without alteration, either in demand or priee. Wool continues firm. with a good demand for the finer sorts of combing. Th re is no change in !Coils and Brokes liscrisroNdwis is BLANKET MA KET—The markets have been very slack this week, wig the prospects for the future are but gloomy. There is some little improvement in the flannel There has been a better attendance of buyers. and more bnsine,s has been transacted but without any im provement in prices. Wool remains firm, at last week's rates. LEICK , TER.—The demand for wori:ted ant woollen hos ery continues (10'1. There has been a great increase, of late years, in the manufacture of low cotton h Fe, both brown and coloured, in this mart-et, no doubt owing to their low price compared with woollen and worsted goods. Wool is without alteration ; firm•, though there is tint little doing, excepting in skin wools, wnich, 0 , if anything, are a trifle hicher, ii,)SIERY AND LACE TRADES itation respecting the ,sure, Kept np, arded a, arly nugatory I, is, In soul( minst th statute, in this vicinity may be r 4 Leicester, we believe, the !igitatin , not only as respects the ticket, hut in, alteration of the protective duties upon hosiery. I n the meantime, trade seems, in most branches, getting worse; whether this is the effects o the disputes, or the want of demand, it s difficult to determine as the manufacturers, for a great length of time, have studious!f avoided letting- their work-people know the real state of the de mand. The wrought cotton hosiery, in some t islriets, is in rather the best state ; in others the cut-up and slap hosiery has All notion of a change of fashion. In fav,,n3 % , v-checked or ogler extra-fashiori.d hose is abandoned the rage for cheap hose still c..ntintling, Nottingham Journal. NGS or CREDITORS: FOR LIVERPOOL. I 'ES AT LIVERPOOL, St. Helena Jan. 8 II Maranhain Jan. 3 !Mauritius Direct. 'lndirect Dec. 3 Dec. 29 .. Jan. 24 Nor. 39 Jan. 23 Dec. 23 4 Monte Video Dec. 13 s N. Orleans .. Jan. 27 New York .. Dec. ! Pernambuco .1 Dec. 31 Jan. 3 Rio Janeiro.. .. Dec Jan. 1 Nov. 1 Jan. 1 „ 15 , avannah ~ 8 Valparaiso 7 Vera Cruz WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND WORKHOUSE HOSPITALS. FEBRUARY 14, IS-16. ADMITTED. Fever and Small Pox l9 Cured .. Medical and Surgical Wards 1)4 Relieved Lying-in Wards Lock lIISCHARGED 1,1 J Total REMAINING IN THE HOSPITALS Fever and Small Pox Medical and Surgical Wards Lying-in Wilds Lock .4 • • Total.. Consulting Surgeon, v . r. Macullock Physician and Surge - mi of the week, Dr. Dickenson, and Mr, Mitlett Davis. _ House Surgeons, Messrs. Radcliffe and Macdougall!, Apothecary, Mr, Gilmour. NORTHERN HOSPITAL, FEB. 14 [WEEKLY REPORT.] AIiMITTXD 22 I Cured Medical and Surgical cases I Relieved and at own requestio upon recommendation.. 36 Attending as Out Patients 15 - Irregular P0ta1..... . Rernainingin the Hospital . p 6. Consulting Surgeon, William Gill. Esq House Visiters, Robert Carter and John Rigby, Esqrs. Treasurer, B. H. Jones. Esq. • Chaplain House Surgeons, Messrs. G. S. Deane and T. B. Gildersleeves LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, FEB.. 14. I THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, FEB. 11 During the present week we have not had much passing in wheat, but last week's prices are maintained. Malting Barley d fficult to dispose of at Is, per qr. decline. Beans dull of sale Oats might have been purchased on rather easier terms. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, FEB. 10. • Total quantities per Price per Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter Wheat 159 . . 4386 18 0 42 8 a Barley — • • 0 0 0 Oats •., 2l .. 23 2 0 WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FEB. 13. We have very short supplies of all grain. The Wheat trade is very firm for fine end dry samples, but all other sorts arc nearly unsaleable. Fine Barley sells on farmer terms, no de mand for common qualities. Beans Is. per qr. higher. Oats for seed fetch good prices, but for mcaling sell at a reduction of id. per st. Shelling also is in slow request. Malt as before. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, FEB. 11 We had a tq)erable show of Irish beasts, and also frowlYot k. shire. Sheep only in moderate supply. Beef firm at last week's rates ; but mutton, id. per lb. dearer. sold up. FEB. 13 At no period have our local markets attained a more interest ing point than the present. On the eve of the removal of pro tective duties on almost every article of food, the prices are at present firm for all kinds of butchers' meat, stock, cattle; pri ces are high. Corn has been fluctuating, but not to any great extent, in the Dublin market, while some of the English are higher; and at the present large exports are going on from Ire land in wheat, oats, barley, &c., so mush so, that seventy ves sels were wind-bound in one port in the county of Kerry within the last week, with cargoes of grain for England. Flour has been affected by the large imports from America, and is down wards, which is the only new feature the trade presents. Pota toes are higher in the Dublin market, but still reasonable sup plies, which are likely to continue. On the whole, all retail prices are hi-.her than they have been for a series of years, which together with the expense and difficulty of procuring fuel, which is nearly dr able the u oat price for the last six months, has greatly encroached on the means of the middle classes and the poor. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, FRB. 10 , The arrivals into this port, during the last seven days, corn. pyise a fair supp'y of Wheat, Oats, Flour, aria Oatmeal, with a few parcels of Barley, coastwise and from Ireland ; the imports from abroad, within that period. consisting of Wheat, Beans, Indian Corn, and Flour, as specified beneath. Although at this day's market there was a better attendance if town and country millers thah of late, no lively appearanze was obsorvable in any branch of the trade. The transactions in Wheat, of which a few sale 3 were male for the interior of the coentry, were generally upon a very moderate scale ; in old at the reduced rates of F. iday, and in new at a decline of 2d. to 3d er 7,,1b. from the currency of this day se'nnight.—lrish and Canadian Flour, although rather more saleable, must be deemed Gd. per sack a , ql 6d. per barrel cheaper. Barley of all sorts, Pease, and Indian Corn continued to te neglected, and we' e offered with little effect at an abateruent of Is, per q , arter each —Malt and Beans remained in al respects unvaried. The 0 At trade, slill , exciting very little notice, all qualities re ceded further to-day, reducing price , . Cult' Id. telow the quota. - tions of Tuesday last; and Oatmeal was 'Luther depressed in Two or three cargoes of Wheat in bond changed hopds at e. Bd.. and American up to 7s. 6d. and 7s. Bd. per 701 b. After an unusually mild season, with frequent rains, the wea. ther has at length changed to frost, giving a salutary check to the Wheat plant. which hitherto, alhougifiheakhy and promi ppeared rather too forward at so early a period of the Yvon CORN EXCHANGE, FEBRUARY 13. The duty on F,,re►gn• Pease has advanced to ss. 6d. per cif which is the only change from the rates of last week. Excepting a fair quantity of Flour, our supplies received coastwise and from Ireland since Monday are small ; and be. qrs. of Beans there is nothing fresh in from abroad. During the last two days the trade was remarkably quiet; and at cur market this morning, n extensive business was practicable in any of its leading depaitatents. The holders of good and fine Wheals, however, although willing sellers, ad-, per 'to la,t quotations, which a limited quantity of Irish and Canadian was disposed of to needy buyers, whilst in. ferior descriptions were nominally rater cheaper. Flour, upon a very languid sale, barely sustained late prices. Barley, Beans, and Pease, continued to meet little . notice, scarcely maintaining their value. In Malt no variation. Oats, although in very limite I supply, were offered on. rather lower terms with little effect: Oatmeal, cn the contrary, claim ed a n.oderate degree of attention, and supported the rates last Bonded Wheat. being generally held too high to induce a ape culative demand. no sales are reported; and the only transac tion in Flour comprises a lot or two of New Orleans sour at 245. 6d. per barrel.—lndian Corn under lock, commanding more attention for Irish account, several parcels having been taken at 315. per quarter. 8 9 0 9 3-.9 8 58 0 -- 53 I/ - LEEDS CORN MARKET, FEB. 10 , The arrivals of Grain colitinue moderate partly owing to ad verse winds. The finest Wheat and Barley being scarce, are taken off at last week's rates, other qualities in very limited re quest, although rather lower prices would be submitted to Beans maintain late rates, but Oats are slow sale on barely so good terms. HULL CORN MARKET, FEB. 10. The same inactivity which we have so long had occasion to record, prevailed in every department of the trade during the past week. The show of Whcat from the farmers at to-day's market was good, and met pretty ready sal , - at about last week's rates ; old and Foreign iu limited supply, and without alteration in price. We have very little Spring Corn of any description offering, but the demand is quite limited. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, FEE. H. The supply of Cattle at market to-day was rather smaller than last week, which met with brisk sale at our last quotations. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, FEB. 16. Our Butter market d es not yet exhihit any sign of returning animation; indeed the past week, was, if possible. more dull than the preceding. • The best and freshest lots of Butter can not be quoted higher than 88s per cwt. Irish Beef is difficult to sell. Good Pork goes oil with tolerable freedom at 62s per MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 14 Dullness • till prevails in every branch of the Corn trade, but without decided change in the value of choice qualities of each article. To-day there is a retail inquiry for select samples of new and old Wheat, hut other descriptions are exceedingly dull of sale though offered on lower terms ; in fact there value is nominal. Well-known brands of prime Rom* meet a slow sale at nearly ut good general and secondary qualities are with out inquiry. late prices Oats •ld per - bushel, and Oatmeal 6d p - r loadlower ; new Beans full is per quarter higher; old are very scarce and bring high rates. In other articles no variation. LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, FEB. la There has only been a moderate demand for Sugar, and 400 Iltids. B.Y. sold at former prices. 4000 bags Bengal, and MO bags Mauritius have also been disposed of, on rather lower terms. No transactions have taken place in Foreign. No sales are reported in Molasses. There is rather more inquiry for Jamaica Coffee, particularly for good clean ordinary, and about 80 tierces have found buyers, at steady prices. 34 casks. 11 barrels Rio have been sold at 43s to 60s for low to good middling, 3 0 bags Costa Rica at 37s Gd to VeS, 110 bags Laguayra at 478 per cwt, and small lots of Maracaibo and ordinary Havana at the quota inns. 209 bags black Pepper brought qd per lb. Nothing done in Cocoa cr Pimento. A small lot of Malabar Ginger brought 18s per cwt. 109 bags of Bengal Rice sold at; 12s 9d for broken, up to 15s gd per cwt for very good white, being rather dearer. In Rum the business is very limited, sod prices are quoted 1d to 2d per gallor! lower. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, FEB .13 There has been less inquiry for Cotton this week, and holders still evincing a desire to sell, r rices are rather more in favour of purc h a sers, but not suffic;ently so to alter the quotations of last week. Speculators have Laken 2,400 American, and Exporters 1070 American, and 140 Surat. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORT From the sth Feb. to the 12th Feb, inclusive SALES OF THE WEER , ek. This k. thisyear 23 , Sea Island.. .. Stained 518,. Bowed Georgi 13 a 37 2529 19241 3/ - 31 - 52 ; 1 ! 3660 ' j Mobile 1 Alabama and Tennes 3i - 4 I 13313 i 113985 16140 New Orleans - 64 • { Pernambuco & Par.ti Si - 7 880 • 1 1 4562 Arica and Ceara — - 630 Bahia and 300 {Niaranham Sawginned } 6725 Demerara, Surinam 8,7 c Egyptian Barbadoe 17;8 .815.5;5 Peruvian Bahama. flour. District evurr, 11 Ditto 17, John Ev.lr 17. Ja m Gibb James Reynolds, audit and 17. David Parry. proof and div Ocklest , n proof and div 18, George Patmore Payne, Ist Ig, Thomas Iligginson, special . 20, Thomas Chaioner, proof and final div..... District Court, 11 o, William Maud, 2d.... .. . 2 , ), Peter Owen, Id Ye, George Codrington Nicholls, Ist Ditto 11 LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATO MARKET, FEBRUARY 16, 1816 s. d. s d.. s. d. s. d 8 2 0 11 .Potatoes, 9011). O 6 0 8 Romps .... x 0— 0 r ft 0 -- Sbort Tops 2 9 2 H. • 0 0 ; nips 0 3 0 4 : Pink Eyes.... 3 1— 9 4 O s Sir Cattle ...... 1 4 r 8 „, 2 i 3 :Turnips, 'I , ton 17 ti —l9 0 37 0 —29 0 Xi a num 6 6 s Flap, old 4 tb Clover.. Vetches ;rasa ..... Wheat Straw, Oat . Carrots TIDE TABLE Max. Evx. Tacsday 17 I 2 'ir3 Wedrics 18 3 7 3 Thurs... 19 341 429 Friday.. 2 , s 0 r •?atiirdaY 91 2 2 41 15 5 9 .1 '6 HOLVDAYN, ETC 2 I 7 41 I /1 22 11 56 I 9 25 Montitiy. 23 ,Quittwragesima EASTERN DISPENSARY, ItO:,E.HILL. Report of cases for the week e Ptrson , relieved at the Di,,pensary Patie:os visite. at their own hcait 1-hysicinn, Dr. Ad Apothecary Mes,rs. IlaTei, House F , urgenn, Mr. Peelestor Mr. Hulme nd }T arns PRICES OF SHARES, FEB. 16. Saturday's Sales Prices. This Day SHARES C RAILWAYS. 10 Aberdeen Railway ....... p V Aberdeen, Banff, and Elgin 1 d 2/ Ambergate,Nottingham,Boston, } par.. p and Eastern Junction 21 B'i.ead, Che ter and Mold ll d 1 2 Birkenhead, Lancashire &Ches. 4 p 4} i 44 r 42, Birkenhead & Holyhead Junct. 14 d 2/ Birkenhead, Mold & Langollen. 11 d 00 iirmingliam and Gloucester 126 128 25 Ditto quarter ........ • • • • 1/ Bideford and Tavistock 42, Birmingham, Licl field, &c. 2/ Blackburn, Chotley & L'pool 5 Blackburn, Darwen and Bolton 42374 ] 22235 2 a: 5 , sisls Boston. 3B Buckinghamshire se:secttkiei Bristolt oot k sooi : nh v nt b no u ...a.anb r Nusn: t ea, dedad,,;aimGE Irish m i sa i coe kutrr Sh ar P teedcr Pre ton ys: t c o r n . and a n n i o d S n he She ffi eld Burninge l 10 Caledonian Halt shares 2i Extension 11 Cambridge and Oxford 42s Cambria,. and G , and Junctior 11 Chelmsford and Bury 1 4 d a f d i i d it I p 2t 5 4 P 5 i 20 p 22 73 P 25 p • s 6 P d..i p a d d i 1 34 p 35 26 —261 I '2e 4atichester Dircct Crinva i p 4i 1 P d Great Gr d Putt aal, No. ,shire Leith and Grantor Ditto, preference-shares.... ;Edinburgh and Dumbarton !Edinburgh and Northern .... Ditto £l5 shares—Neteport Ditto .4 - 15 shares—Lochgell, Edinburgh and Peebles ...... 2i Exe'er. Yeovil and Dorchester Fleetwood. Preston and West F 2s Furness and Windermere. ... 2i Glasgow and Belfast Union ... 24 Glasgow and Dumfries ....... I_i4 Ditto halt sh,ires 1 Ditto preference share 5. G!asow and Ayr, .t 4 ,) shares. Quarter slia Quarter sha Aberystwith, S Quarter Shares New quarter share One-eighth a!Great reat Grimsby Dock 5 Great Grimshi and Sheffield Qn;.rter shares 100 crest North c 5 New Stock. 2 .e3O shares. 'Great North of Scotland .... treat North and South Wales 85 !Great Ditto quarter. Ditto Filth St Ditto Ditto . 42s1Goole and Doncaster 1 (Harwich 6 IH , ddersfield Canal and Railvr 8 IHadders6 Id and Sheffield .. nddenfield. Bradfcrd, &c nil and Scilly Ditto half Inverness and ElKin 2i Inver - ness aria Perth lA Ipswi h and dory St. Ed 21 Isle of Axholm and Goole. diikt:ldal and Winderrnc re :5 Lanca , ter and Carlisle .. 5 DA'o tbird5.........., 47 ',avian 19 Ditt tht ee.quartei shat 51 Ditto quarter '2s Leiceste, and Be 42st Leicester amt Tamwo: th 211 Liverpool and Leeds Direct Ii iLiverpool and Bury L'pooi. M. and N'castleJunctir 'pool.Mancreßratn,&Southport kirk & Pie 42s11.werpool, Ditto .t 32 shares 25 !London an , illack%call 60 ,ondon & II: ielit on 35 Consolidated k.slinres 20 Newt-hares.... ...... 6 I Third shares New shares i London and Manchester Bong, 54 Ditto Raztrick's London. Oxford & Cheltenham. If London & Windsor s London, alisbury and Yeovil 2i option and Portsmouth .t"11 shares New 40 shares New .t's9 shal 241London, 1 A'arwick and Mederm Longridge and l'restr r A !Leeds and Bradfore 7ilLeeds and Devi sbury Zit New shares 74 Leeds and Thirsk 23 heeds and York Lyno & Ely 40 Manchester and Itir 4 Quarter shares (. 2 Quaiter shares (B Quarter shares (C 2 Manchester and sonthampton 1I Manchester & Birmingh. Con.. IjjMsnchester, Mid.& Gt Grimsb anchester, Sheffield & Midi 82 hiTtnci SS Ditt Ditto fifth shares . Ditto sixteenth sh atlock a d Midlac e4O shares Coti. Birm Ggham at 2il Mold June too !Newcastle and Carli Quarter shares 20 I New , hares 60 Newc stie ant NewpQrt and AUergavenny half shores 14 Ditto (Car li 2 Not thampton 2 North Devon 2i N rth Easteri Banbury, & 3 I Nnrthert. and Eastern affordshir I3i Note, 1 1 ales 11 North WHles Mineral ..., „ .... 2 New shares 22s North Western 2 1 Notiinp,iatit, Mansfield & Midl c 2 Oxford & Birmingham Juncti‘m 12s Oxford, Southlmpron, &c. .... xt rd,Wi Chelteuhtr Preference (5 per cc New f 5 per Cclit Rt diN half shares (A) Half sha. es (13) Sixth shares Preston and Wyrc Ext: nsion 0 0 1 Runcorn Gap 0 Ncw shares (4 . dis Ditto preferenCe p 4d p 4 le p si d 41.. 354 s 39 4 1 1 p 4 li p li 2 p 524 A ct• • par 13i.. 14 ... . __ 21 Rugby, bei by and Manchester., I d i l,„ Sheffield and Manchester ... /37 :33 g Quarter 7i p ;,7, . 1 , 4-shares No 2 24 4- stuir , s :sTo. 3 ii Sheffield and Lincoln 2p 211 *Shrewsbury and Gre .t Western. 4 p i i IShrewsbury and Herefordatire . 4 d.. par 2A IShrewsbury, Wolverh& 8h... 4_ p i - --- - __ d..* p P Ii 1* d 3 p a 3P .. 3i p 43 3i P 3t 24 Shrewstarry. Wolvu&S.Stafford 4 S'bury. Oswestry & Chester.: 2i Somerwtshire and Midland 2$ iSoutti Devon Mt South Eastern and Dover..., 16' New shares No. 1 10 New share- No 2 ... 10 (=orison ated Thirds . ..., 24 Flail shares. 74 Scottish Central 14 1 Scottish Midland .. 24 Scottish • crth Western ... 42s1nuth Midland 24 South Staffordshire Junction 5 South Wales... ........... ii Southport and Euxton .. .... 2i!StAffordshire & Shrorshire J unc .11stirdng and Durnt flirty ...... liiTeati an Dove Valley 5 !Trent Valley viirre. t Valk, Continuation 2i;Ulverstone, lancioter & Ca li , le 10. Warwick arid Cheteriliain.. 12);.. , Wakefield, Pont. tra,t, ar,d Genie Extension shares. 42 % \ N N : e :l i r s v h : nd ick...li i i a r n e d anti London ..., J 4 22s West Lancashire ..... 42s West Hiding Union ... •.• 24-' Mite, 03nerset, at ft Weymouth 1 p 14 i lip It 71 p Si 1 . p It 2j p P 1i P P d 1* 71p 18i P 8 Stock IG 5 1 1 D 1 j) 49 1 p 12 P 1 li p 15 li P Ai 4 d.. par 7 P 7 d P 3 par.. p p 3 22 p 23 19¢ p 79 64 p 7 4 d. par i d I d.. par # d 3 p 2-} 10' 41 154 eq.. ti; 13 p 15 10 p !1 P 1t isgdp 35681 a 14 ;i d I d 1 p 1 3 79i.. 80i I 5 p 154 8 p 84 H p 11i d a i p 'e 33 p b p 9 33 P 3 3 4 P 34 78 - 79 S p 8 31s 6:1 1 1M P 618 6d p 3 iiii 1 d 2 p i 3 45i.. 464 1 p 22, LONDON Jamaica Lee .rd Isl. Dc Mayan New York New Orleans .... Canada ...... British North IL LC New fou n ni Brazils ... River Platc East Indies New South N x div&n Cape of Good Africa Gibraltar .. , Lima. alrataiso Malta, Sicily, &c. Wester' Lisbon Cadiz .. France Holland. Hamburg GotteLbu Petersbu) Oporto . )• 97, 1 IS AA a co tor,E2 . r.. 4• 7.1 a"" AV'tt CV co; 2 - = 0 ./0 AC.) ; a 0 t. ti M;' ye a$ ; 4 7' t I Cccg ; 9 F , : i i - .._ - 1' 75' 0 a '47 z . 1 47? 4 ;. ; 'a e 90 0 - .40 0 - 1 3 - 2 0 - 50 0 i 7 f i j PACK LIST. GENERAL POST -OFFICE, FEB. 13, 3 sif 7-• • = 5 3 0 I N 0 0 1 10 11 1LP • 18 1 Shl 36s Cd v Id Sus Cd Aug. 1 20 0 —3O 0 60 0 —6o 0 33 0 —44 0 50— 0 e 9 0 —35 0 0-30 0 0 - ( W. 0-40 0 0-70 0 PRICES OF SEIARES.-CONTINUED SHARES West End and Southern Countie 42s r Worcester ar.d South Wales 4 :Whitehayen and Furness 20 (Yarmouth and Norwich 21!Ynrk and Carlisle.. 2a York and Lancaster Si :York and N, rth Mi 25 Ditto halt Shares 15 New Half Shares 25 (Scarborough) 30 York and Selby IRISH LINES It Armagh and P. rt Rusb It:Bandon and 13antry. 5 (Belfast and liailymer 2' lilttelMst and Coleraine.... Eeltast and County DJ WD Coz k and Bandon _ _ 1 Cork allU Killarney Cork and Waterton It Dublin and Armagh ..... 0 , Dublin and Belfast Junctior ;5 Dublin and Drogheda Shares ..... la Dublin and Wexfcrd 4 Dublin and GalwaY Muddlk and EonAkille; Teat County Dow[ Extension . ish North M *Killarney Junction iiljmerick and Ennis Limcrick and Kiln oe Londondem and Enniskillen Midland Gt W estern & Canal Ditto Extension to Sligo .. Newry, Armagh, & L•derry Jt Newry, Ban ridge, and Delft' y and VVa►r 'Nev. Ross Ulster Waterfct d Waterford aterford Wexford and C Bourucaux T. Szect itto, Espeleta's , Boulogneaoa A Ceuttal of Franc Central of Spain :4lr emei ara Dencite Valley.. Diepp and Feca Dijon anti Mhct: Dutch Rhenish. [Great Central Sardinian ... Great Luxemburg Great North and South Fiat !Great Pans and Lyons Great es ern Bengal Gnat Western Canada Jamaica . Jamaica Extensic Jamaica and Soul Kingston and Noah Nicri Lyons and Avignon .... Luvan and Jernep milt - arid Liege North Jamaic or:eans, Tours & Overysse Par •deaux and Lyobs, Lafite Paris and Orlear Paris and Strausburgh, Ganeron Banger! Royal North of S Sambre and Meuse Strasburgh and Bagle at. Larne and Atlantic I West Flanders Raigeour's BANKS, &c. Ditto Bankir.g C •mpany Ditto Borough Bank ... Ditto Commercial . Ditto Royal ..... Ditto Um n . ... . . danchestei Live)! on 1): North and South I ri I, i vcrpoc Ditto I Royal assurer • e company 'c WE ter orks .ria C011:1 Saturday's Pi ices. d.. par 6 p lts # a g 14 p 15 4i p ai ►p j 1 1 I d U. par 9Z.. 39z 7 P s Pan.i P P 3, par.. 1 p P 4 P 9: P b F 1 P those r 124 it. 141 10 500 Stock.' Stock.' ii lOU IC, Andert 40 Pacific Steam Compar Piibrow's Atmospheri Prices marked thus are at adiscotlnt PRICE Woon, Archar. Wyburg Petersburg , PLANKS, pct f Danzig, De British Anse ;are at LATH W GOD, pci Britisl7Atr,e - Ifonclura.f. Cuba ... St. Domir OAK PLAN TEA K WOOD, per c TA. vns, per 120 Danzig, C r . 'Fir Quebce, re and Si feet mikhrz,.per cut Cak Pine. British Aitcr.c PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE 188. De.: -1 • z r, . ti a.. . =- . ... • F rr G, LINES This Day 7stid