The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-10-06 00:00:00

Oct. 6,184 e. . . . THE LIVERPO(,L .STANi)A - Rh; , .... _ . WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, SEPT. 29. LOPlLliiiv iiilZ.Erl E.—Tui I Imp. Quarter. •aviiipping intelligintr. MARKET& ----w Total quantities per • Price per trap. Quartet ____-...40.-_ TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29.-Wind N., moderate. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. SEPT. 29. Wheat 326 .... .eBO6 17 0 £2 9 6 PARTNERSHIPS DISS Armlets') -Ocean Qiieen, from Quetwc-William Selly. Bane •••• Prince Edward's Is and-Boscoppa, Maun, from Sevilta-ke.Oats r ee - oM We have to report since Tuesday last, rather better supplies y 20 .... 29 0 0 generally. coastwise and from Ireland, than of late; and from land. Morton, from Archangel. abroad, a fair import of Wheat, a moderate quantity of Corn, - - Pigott, Oldham. millwi 4:hi's-J. and . SAILED.-Esther Ann, Hunter, for Pernamhtleo-Rocking• and abut 31,000 barrels of States and Canadian Flour, as sped- SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, SEPT. 30. wholesale grocers-S. Butters and la ham, for Boston, and John Broniver, for Apalachicola. fled below. We continue well supplied with stock, for which there were London. tailors- W. Simpson. D. M' --- After the close of Friday's market, several thousand barrels plenty of customers. The quality of the Beef and Mutton was Manchester, drysalte - s -Be Smith and The Telegraph reports that a steamer. on Sunday night, ran of Flour changed hands, and since then to t..e present date. fur ashore on Great Burbo Bank in No, per chart 31. Her name is they considerable sales of that article have been made daily at good, and fully suaported last week's prices. A good clearance was made. c G h i e t, s s t o e r r , .. s t c i t e a e t t o . n d Waterloooub doublers-H. at present nriknown, improving rates, with a geod demand for Wheat on higher . partitions for artificial flower makers-J Letitia, Thorpe, sailed from Batavia for Cork on the 21st of terms, and a firm trade for other kinds of Grain. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, SEPT. 30. Bishop's Castle, Shropshire, linen drape July. . The active proceedings in most of the leading markets of the - ro H ad. li m em ar ' u i f l ai i ! During the present week English Wheet has been sold at an Godwin, Battersea -bridge brick mercha Anne Armstrong, from Portsmouth for Bombay at the Cape kingdom last week, and the continued rise in London, have -of r of Good Hope , advance 2s. to 3s. per quar t er ; given a further impulse to the trade at our Corn Exchange to. John Woo fall, from Launceston at London. day ; and in Wheat, the general runs of old, chiefly duty paid 7s , 6d, per 621bs. Malting Barley dull at former rates Grind metal brokers - J. 11,-aley and:J a . nd El J ai ing fully as dear. Bea. s maintained thair value. Oats Is. per cashire, machivists, T. Phillip. J . Flowers of Ugle. from Calcutta at ditto , . Foreign, the sales to both town and country millers were ex- quarter higher higher. grocers- H. Foskett and J Seale, Duk A genoria, J ones , h ence at Rio de J ane i ro . tensive, at 4d to 6d over the rate. of this day se'nnight ; whilst merchants-T. Suden and C. Iliffe,Cove P. Dean, Dean, heace at Para. atter being on shore. Irish and farmers new Wheat were fully 6d dearer, and a parcel Dykes, Bell, hence at Newfoundland. of very superior Neifolk realised 9s 2d per lb; several cargoes LEEDS CORN MA RKET, SEPT. 29. Majestic, Wri g h t , from p ea ., at Zante, and sailed for this of Foreign in bond and afloat have also been taken, on terms We have a good supply of Grain here to.day. Wheat has plasterer port on the sth instant. within the range of our quotations -Irish Flour, upon an im- been sold at fully 3s. aer quarter a dvance , Alfred Johnson, South Shields, printer Otter, Cox, from Zante at Cephalonia, and sailed for this port proved demand, acquired 29 and as per sack over last Tuesday's Beans fully maintain late rates. Barley, Oats, and William Baker, Manc hester William Glasscock, Cambridge, hide I on the 3d instarit. DIVIDENDS. rates; States and Canadian readi l y commanding 34s 6d and Uzella, Steer, from Zante, at ditto, and Sailed for this port on 354 6d free, and the former in bond 32s and 33s per barrel, at Oct. 2'. R. H. Page. Yarmouth. lin the eh instant . HULL CORN MARKET, SEPTEMBER 29. Smithis and J. A. T. Mathews, Great which the operations were very extensive. ya highsm small I 1 rates,supply much from b:lbusiness n the ess Aurora. Dee, sailed from ditto, for this port on the 2d instant. New Mating Barley, of which a few parcels have arrived.chants-Oct 23, J. C. Hill, Reading. gi C amera, Able, hence at Corfu.ton Br andon. Suffolk, brewer-Ova I brought 445 per qr, and grinding samles late prices.-Beans Pigeon, fliscock, - hence at ditto , Ariel - Griffiths , remained steady in value -Pease za p per qr dearer.- Indian Fore i gn farmers, r A m t e t r h s i , a w d h ay o 's we a r r e ketw asking eh v a e d We have better accounts of Pota- ' c 'ester, varnish ma e _ _ _. . , was done, although we quote prices 3s. per qr. higher; in free , ' . ffiths. sailed from Palermo, for this port on the 11th in • •Derbyshire. surgeon-Oct. 20, J. Bishop instant. Corn limited request at the foregoing decline of Friday. 451bBarley, and 6d. to er toes. A good demand for grinding ls.l Oats, meeting a dull sale, must be noted Id to 2d per Oct. 23. J. K Wir,terbottom , Heaton N k r-Oct. 21. J. Emulous, Baldwin. hence at Naples. qr. more money is paid. W. Walker. Manchester fustian 11 am cheaper; and Oatmeal was in slow request at former prices. Little Pet, Treorthen, hence at ditto. '---- --- - - - ------ Lloyd and J. Forrest, Liverpool. glees d Zealous, Chawtrion, sailed from ditto for this port on the 10th DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 2. Newcastle-upon Tyne, fruiterer-Oct. Instant. CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 2. Sylph, Stepney, sailed from Cadiz for this port on the 7th The Wheat averages are now coming hi g h, and there is every There was a gocd supply of grain et market this day. Wheat lington, c oa l owner-Oct. 21 , J. Page, V instant. probability of the lowest duty being again realised withi n a f e w was in demand , a nd on earl y sates an advance of Is. p er barr el CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be show, weeks. - I'o-clay , the duty on Wheat is reduced to Ss. on Bar- was obtained; but - subsequently this was not realized, and we Robert Preston sailed from ditto for this port on th e 9th k st . ~, respectively, and on raise our quotations ad. per barrel. Barley arid Oats maintained an. Icy, Rye. Be -ns, and Pease to -s per qr day herein 0 entior Wasp, hence at Lisbon. ' Flour at -ts old per barrel. Tuesday's prices. , Oct 23, J. Benstead. Fleet-street. ho Ann Paley, Lister, hence at Oporto. We have had a few small arrivals only of Wheat. Oats, and Viorge Marie, Zoetliff, hence at Antwerp. Flour from Ireland, and scarcely any Grain coastwise since DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, OCT. 2. alambridge. Curtain. road, Sl•oreditch. Auguste, K irk hove, hence at Teroeese. Laura Denis, Craig, from Malta at Cove. Monday last ; the flesh supplies la m abroad also, ate very in. considerable, as will be seen on reference to our import note Our market was large but dull, ailed , r having sod lat 2s. re- Payne, Brietol , millwri ht-Oct. 22, T. Agnes, White. from Ancona at ditto , au tion on last week's p rices ; but there was nothing done in en cer-Oct. 22, W. Williams, Brecon below.F. Phillips Bristol coachmaker-Oc . 2 • Elizabeth. Hindlebury, from Saint John's, New Brunswick, at ditto.- During the two preceding days, we experienced an active e tl a w ri. s . la v u e g a b i te 7 r d. wa l a h . e B p e i e g a . 4o . s r . k t e o t ( was tar L ri m d u p tt i o ie n e . s sa d d o . w t n o . . - trade in Foreign free Wheat on the full terms last noted, some a grocer 4:14. 2e, R. Battinson. Exete Stelling, Well, Yorksha e. woolcombcr- Active, Ilutehinson. from R'o Grande o ff ditto. Centhea, Burley, from North America off ditto. . large parcels having been taken for holding over ; and Western fom ?s. to 3s. per cwt. ; prices 40s. to 425.; 40s. is the supposed brands of Flour in bond, being offered it 225. several thousand Price that contracts will open at. friars road, boot manufacturer-Oct. 2e pot.lane, City, agei.t-Oct. 2 a R. Davi. Flora, hence for Malaga at Holyhead. barrels changed hands; the best qualities duty paid, corn- - 2O. E. Lilley. Kingston-upon-Hull. rim . C OXSTANTINOPLE. SEPTEMBER 9.-The Good Intent, Pen- manding 35S per barrel ; all other articles remaining unvaried. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, OCT. 2. R. Cook, Gainsborough apothecary-Oi Xingu, from Liverpool, got aground, near Sethi Behar. at the At our market this morning, although theenillersboueht spa- We have good supplies of all grain. The large arrival of chester, stockbroker-Oct. 2e. F. Ashwo part of the nerd ineilee. hut came off after discharging tingly, further sales of Wheat were repeated rather extensively Wheat caused sellers to come forward, and at an advance of 2s. -Oct. 20, C. Staples, Southampton, ml 1 1 ar:t the cargo, and was set off Seetil Bahir on the sth instant, for investment, and in p rtial cases the turn dearer ; whilst per qr. a heavy business was t aasected. Barley of al descrip. detained by contrary winds. English and Irish new were dull, and slightly depressed in lions Is. per qr. higher. Beans is. per qr. dearer. Oats ad per FROM THE LONDON OAZETTI VESSELS SPOKEN. ~..,X. ..n te_rpfv i se, hence for Poi t Phil.). 13tit August, in Int 2 north, value .- Irish Flour, being scarce, would br ng rather hither stone, and aliening 6d. per load lower. Malt held for more mo. PARTNERSHIPS DISS prices, --S ates end Canadian free, upon a fair demand, main- nay. ~°.!g - !t , st--Amwell, fo m Bordeaux for Calcutta. 27th July, in lat 13 snot . long 24 west-Superb, Ritson, hence for taineth ' ' 3s • and the former under bond, made 31 5 6a at 32 5 per E. T. Bradshaw and C. Sykes, Mane barrel. ' --- - C. Hind and 11. I•tussunt. mancheste the Cape of Good slope, Ist August, in !at 14 north, long 27 Barlev. Malt, Beans, and Pease. continued to rule in all re- MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 3- iNhLehead, Sheffield, joiners. 'west, by the Hero. at crookhaven-- Harrison. Chilton, 24th spects as stated in our report of Tuesday.-Oats, meeting very A steady business has been done during the week in this and DECLARA•I'I) 4OF INS AuSslst, in lat 16, long 27, by the Adam Lodge-Rival, little notice, were again rather cheaper; and Oatmeiii. upon a the neighbouring markets, at gradually improving prices for Oct. 3, John Scott Hunter it interns, (sch - aim) 6th instant, off sardi•iia-Arve, 11th instant, off' very limited inquiry, merely sustained our last quotations• every article but Oats and Oatmeal. surgeon. `Cape Pals- Majestic. from Newcastle for Girgenti, 12th in- I n di an C oin , at t ract i ng somew h at more attent i on, rat h er ex- Wakefield and Liverpool, yesterday, were something quieter DECLARATIONS OF DI scant, off Cape de Gatt-Dandy, from Malaga for Glasgow; ceeded late price:, than of isle, but holders showed perfect confidence in prices, W G Taylor. Liverpool, hosier. Lady of the Lake, and British' Yeoman, 15th instant, off Gi. and were indifferent as to making sales. bralter-Wave firm Newfoundland for Messina 6th instant, in Wheat,* 70lb .. ...... s. a. s. c. 1 s. d. s. d. Our market to-day is fully attended. Fine new and old Wheat lat 36, long 7 west, by the Cynosure. Engli-h red, new .. 860 g 2 !old .... 86® g 0 meets a moderate sale, at an advance of 3d. to 4d. per beshel. WR bankers,i Menzies . c n :, z i i i e n s g . tou Gloucester , and w. d . rat e i c r k . i n s 0 1 • Ditto, white 9o- g 6 do. .... 90- 9 8 Prime new English and Irish Flour is much waived, and we E. Hill, Stourport, hosier. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30.-Wind W.N.W., moderate. Irish red - 8 7 do. ..,. 710 - 8 4 raise our quotations 2s. per sack, American and cans:ellen b ing BANKRUPTS. ARRIvED -St. George, Moore, from Demerara-Aurora, Ditto, white . . 8 3- 8 9 do, .... 8 0- 8 6 also Is. to 2s. per barrel dearer. New Oats and Oatmeal slow of William Coulter. Birkenhead. Cheshir Llandila, from Havanna=Britannia, from Pictou-Georg anti, Rye, English, qr am _- - -- - -- Ir i sh-i sale, and Id. to 2d. per bushel, and Is. per load cheaper.-Old In, at 11 o'clock at the Liverpool Distri Tureen, and Partenoteas. Maresca, from Pelermo-Olinda, Barley, English - 0 old .... none. Una lt ere d in value. Solicitors, Messrs. Cornthwaite and Co. Thompsen, from Puewash-Arab, Gardner, fr om Ri ga -J o h n Scotch &Irish,*6olb -- --- do. •••• 4 6- 5 0 Beaus 2s. per quarter higher. Malt held for mere improved V. Elizabeth,. fr om, R o tt er d am -J o h n W a lk er. T oh i n, d Malt, English, *qr ra t es . Cynt Sa Ann. Woollen, f r . m St. J o h n ' e -E ag l e, F lannel!, from Pale ' • - - --- old .. •• 63 0 -67 0 - -- a L n iv d er M im r. or embertoo. Liverpool. Official mi Archangel-Manchester, Chester, from Trieste-C o untess o f Irish - -- d 0..... o - 0 0 Zetland, Elder, from St. Petersburg. Oats, 451 b. LIVERPOOL -COTTON MAIIKET, OCT. 2. - Peter Foot, Bermondsey. Surrey, licet Frederick Brain, Thomas street, Stan * SAILED,-Consori, SMith for Pernambuco-King William, for VIM & Scotch, new -- - - old .... 42- 4 8 In the early prt of the week the good demand experienced road, ivory cotter. Sierra Leone-Fides, Crathorne, for Leghorn-Minerva, Allan, Welsh - - - do. .... 40 - 4 5 during the last fortnight continued, and a slight advance was for Lieuhau-Barichill, Kemp, and Iceni, M'Lellan, for New- Irish.fine qualities 4- 4 2 d 0..... 43- 4 5 obtaine d . . on previous rates. but since the arrival of the Ame- I u t S , t ., ep c h o e , r g i es U h nain iss s e e x n , ., w F oo is i h st e a r o U er n s ra C. Jungmichel, Austinfriars. Loadee. foundland. general do 3lO - 4 Oido. .... 4 0- 4 2 ricer, packet it has materially fallen off, and prices reced dto Beans, English, ree qr - - idea ....159 0 -52 0 those of Friday last, at which the market closed steadily 1200 John Howard and William Lee, Bram Dreadnought (steam-tug), from Dundrum Bay, at this port, Scoteiaatlrieh,* l Bono -- --- Ido. a.. 47j 0 -49 0 , E gyptian were offered by auction to-day , of which le; sold , makers. 'With cargo from the steam-ship Great Britain. Pease, nnglish, white ,. 5 6 0 -60 a ( blue..,, I-- -- Speculators have taken 19.60 American, 1800 Egyptian, and John Bloor. Tutbury, Staffordshire, cc The Eurotas, for Boston, has put back, leaky. Do, Sc Irish.... maple -- - grey ..146 0 -48 0 igen t.urat, and Exporters I, 70 American, 234 Egyptian, and Michael William Osborne, Coventry, 1 B itannia (e), Hewitt, from Boston, sailed 16th, and from i Flourifp2Bolb lBO Para. ------- John Gillender, Sunderland. ironmor l ialifai 18th Sept. On the 2 th. between lat 44 36 and 44 as, 1 English & Irish,2nds -- - fine.... 1 39 0 -42 0 -- -- John Aplin Howe, Bristol, umbrella t ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, John Pownall, Maechester.intikeepei and lon 57 35 and 56 26. passed five vessels lying to ; a Una with Ditto, superfine 48 0 -50 0 extra .. 49 0 -52 0 loss of topsail yards; a barque with loss of toretopsail and main Oatmeal,* le. of 24011 - . John Braman, Ashton , under. Lyrae, L DIVIDENDS. brig with loss of all sails, except foresail and fore and aft main- Canadian ... l- - - do. .. • . ,36 0 -I'B 0 a ThisWk thisyear SALES OF THE WEEK. An the .wee... • 13, J. C. Simpson, She ffi eld. pawnbrokel sails. Same day , saw a brig with only lower masts and fore- ' Bran,* 241 b. - - l 1 2- 1 3 - --•-- CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless Yard standing. On tee 23rd, in lat 48. lon 41, fell in with the - . 32 , 1 Sea Island ' 10 e) 211 contrary , on the day of It M. Sinnott, Connor, from Tralee to Quebec, dismasted and LIVER POOL COLONIAL MARKET. OCT. 2. 30'Stained - - 5491 246674 Oct. 2g, W. Gill, Warrington, Lanc 0 0 her beam ends, and with nine feet water in her hold • the I 41 - 5 1 Sugar.-The sales are again very extens.ve, consisting of 65n 86s Bowed Georgia Lord Glenelg, Martin, from LiverpOol to Richibucto. was 1 ' in 4i - 6 I { Mobile he her and took off the master, seven men, and 29 assen2ooo mats Mauritiu s , but no y g , hints 8 . P ., 13,005 bags Bengal, and • , 84C eers-SCOTCH SEQUESTRA t he master was afterwards taken do board the B ritannia, p the improvement can be quoted in price. The Bengal so ld at 38s 6d 0 1 Alabama and Tennes 4* -.• 42 6776 C 15978 Si - 7 John Malcolm and Alexander M • Dore remainder of the crew and Mr. P. Sinnott were taken off i n the to 44s for low to good grocery Khaur, 49s 6d to 51s for grainy 25140 New Orleans fine white Benares- so f{ Pernambuco & Paraiba hI -72 } 3 , 3 } 15127 William Armour, Glasgow, mason an Morning by a French brig from Morseilles. On the 25th, in lat yellow, and 518 to 575 cid fur good to very 4 9, lon 31, passed a vessel under jury fore and foretopmasts, Foreign -A cargo of 2760 chests fine yellow Havana has been 6l —62 890 '7200 Mar g aret Gordon Cameron, Edinburg ... sold for consumption, but - he exert price has not transpi ed ; 14411 with loss of rmintopmast. 1 Aracati aa,,d an d .. cei o C eara .. . . - - ti} - it besides which a small parcel in public sale brought firs 9d for - } 2813 } 333 s 51 - 5.2 o MEETINGS OF CREDITORS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1.-Wind W.N.W. middling white, 5059 d for middling yel ow, and 46s for brown. 1 Sawginned ea l a Ramer).- Lena. Nagle. Sincapore-Janet, Paul, Valparaiso 2 0 bags Venezuela were sold for the Is eof Man, and 60 brls l2o6:lBfaMhiaranham Minas __- - - .... } SEPT. Storm RI, g, Robinson, Laguna-Ada, Chambers, Maranham. Porto Ri. o, by a foreign vessel, at 24s per cwt. -•-- - •• • • 6. Henry Roe, (proof and diva . 8e 11.E.a.-Reliance, Hill, Laguayra-Bosphorus , Constantino- There are no sales to report in West India Molasses, higher .. Demerara, Surinam &c.. -- -. .... 756 6. John Stevenson, (proof and div.) .. 6 - 9 4 •• • • 55031 6, Edmondson Coohan (audit) Ale- • , land. Tomasach , Trieste-Argus, Wranug, Iceland-Phce- rates being required, and the quotation-3 are advanced 2s per 3240 Egyptian - - - •• • • , ;50 6. John Rikey, (auclin t a x a Niels : n. Aa surid-Phillyra, Loverina,. Naples-Emma, cwt ; a small parcel of East India sold at that advance. ...... Barbadocs - - - - 1 II 6, Maurice Jones, (2nd) ... Coffee.-The demand is moderate, and not more than 80 tees .. Peruvian ... ~,`'nl).. Messina - Ph oe ni x, Kniper, Antwerp-Especu'ador, Ito. _.- - -6, Edward Swanwick Boult, (Ist) `aa, St. Übes-Rappahannock, New York-Birkby. Nici•les, Jamaica have found buyers, at rather easier rates ; 50, bags • Bahama ---- I 1 6, Jonathan Prycherth. (2nd) Sierra good ordinary native Ceylon have been sold at the quotations, .. Laguayra New foundland - M. . eone-Barlow, Foody, St. Ji hit's-Cersair. Cumming, 400 Common West India sa - Ili } .. ). 5341 6. William La. caster. (Ist) .. Hemet -Caroline . A. Fleming, Fitzgerald-Commerce, Engel, also 40 frazils Mocha, 230 bags Laguayra, 6J brls Rio, and 160 V ern et-Caroline Parker, Li-bon-Flora, De Putron. Havannah bags Cape Haytien. - Carthagena :: :: :: I I 6, John Orange, (ist) ... 7, Robert Westmnre , ( audit) . -n ePtune, Ch ar l eston-Oste li us, Bagnelt, Mobile-William and Ch3oo bags Cocoa sold at 335 for Bahia, and 36s to 30s for .. Smyrna 9. John Wilkinson. (2nd). . Trinidad. - - - J 1 Charles Hamburg-Monarch, Hannon, Alicante-James Hen. • ders3 - 41 9, Richard Maddock, '.2nd) .. ..... ... , - an, Villa Nova-Victoria, Le Gresley, Vera Cruz. 50 bags African Gingrr sold at 25 s per cwt, and a small 2500 Surat 3i __ } 2153 } 40513 . - a a • parcel at black Pepper at 34 per lb. 80 Madras Nautilus, Hawken, hence at Marseilles. Nothing done in Pimento. STATE OF TRA - - - .... 17 Ida Margaretha. Lerwig. hence at Christiansand. Rice. - There is a better inquiry , and 5000 bags sold at 17s ad - I --- -- Boykett, Hewson, sailed from B .rdeaux for this port on the for Madras, and i6s rid to las for broken, to 20s for good white 51790 bales. I 18461 1032817 25th Bengal, being ad higher. ' - ROCHDALE.-WC have had a fair btu September. John, Politz. hence at Riga. Rum. - The business is confined to 50 casks Demerara, 33 per • LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATO MARKET much the sam e . as those of the precedi Philome e. Christie, and Belle Alliance, Gankema hence at . , cent.,.O.P., a 3s Sd i.er gallon, and 60 casks Jamaica at the at the Scheldt. quotations. The market is heavy. Ocr. 5, 1846. Express, Walker, hence for London, at Portsmouth, leaky. s. d. s. d. • m in u a market et difficult there to o s bv.eyr veryforeign littlee vi li c a o n l g a e t , I e a : S. d. S. d. LEsos -We have no better account PRICES CURRENT. Hope, Quick, forllarseilles at Milford. Hay, old 21115 .. 0 7@ 0 10 Potatoes,*9olb. this day than of preceding ones. The r ASHES, s. d. S. d. MA anent, le cwt.s. d. s. d New Prompt, Irvine, from Esquemin River in the Downs. - 5 2 and profits: re very small on all the bunt Stranger, from Demerara off Holyhead. Montreal,Pot 23 6fa24 0 Dutch, crop.... 00- 0 0 Clover o- 0 0 New 0I- 0 5 HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.-Thel Cambria, (steamer,) hence for Boston, was sp o k en on the I7th Pearl 23 6- 2 t 0 Ombro OO - 0 0 G rass .. 0 1- 0 2 C u p s - 4 10 t i on in the principal manufacture of Sept., in lat. 43, long. 67. U. States, Pot 21 0-22 6 Gamene .... 00- 0 0 Straw, Wheat... 03- 0 4 Short Tops .. 44- 4 8 wrougbt cotton hose. The fine trade B IDEFORD. September 28.-Tile John Whitfield, from Liver- . - 0 0 Oat a3- 0 4 Cattle - 1 2 hose of that description being much or, Pool to Quebec, put i u h ere t o- d ay very l eaky, and Pearl e 2 0-23 0 Mull with chains BARE, Quercit 86- 9 6 French, S.F. .. 0u- 0 a Bar Turnips, ey - 0 2i i •4) , ton 20 0 -22 0 The silk glove branch, we regret to say, t e otind her to keep h ei afloat, having experienc e d a very heavy Oak, le ton 4'4 0 - 5 0 5.F.F... 44 0 - 45 0 C arro t s - 0 0 ( Manure - 6 a The cotton glove trade, though depre 7st erly gale, and been st ruc k b y a sea off the banks of New- German.... 310- 6 0 E.5.F... 46 0 -48 0 'Oandland. BRIAIsTONE, 7p. ton E.5.F.F.49 0 • ist 0 tion, but the silk knotted hose hands a Sicily, sze... 476- 5 0 Spanish .•.. 53 0 -57 0 PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2 .- wind S.S.E. Tuscany ..., - - - M °LASSES. VCSOC, employed in making talk lame with asr ARRIVED. - Pctit.ope, M•lntyre, Sierra Leone-Vibilia, Rio CAsslA LIGNEA,S. d. S. d St. Lucia, &c... 20 0-•22 W OtiD, Deals 120 stand. m. duty paid Duty. 11VDDERSFIBLD.-Our market has Grande-Lancaster, Wright, Laguna-Sylph, Stepney, Cadiz- V cwt. in bd 45 0-56 o Demerara, &c.. 22 6 -23 : Archangel .418 10 @ 0 0 quantity of goods that is brought dire, Jessie Ame is, Archangel-Jessie M'Clen, Rankin, Windata CaovErt-ssEre,* cwt. Bar & Antigua, 24 6 -25 6 Memel 0 0- 0 0 turers to the merchants preve is the 16 0- - o e like briskness in the Cloth Hall. T Howes, William 111, Behrendt, Danzic-Try, American, red4o 0-55 0 MUNJENT, cwt.. 20 0 -25 0 Gothenburg Wybarg .17 9 - 17 10 prices. alowes, Dordt-Charlotte, Carter, Mauritius-New York, Crop. Dutch 5e o 60 0 Ora, Olive,* 252 J ails. BRADFORD.-Wool Market: This Cr Per, New York-Commerce, De Grave , Ostend-Jane, Carwi au 0 -41 o French&Germsu 0-60 0 Gallipoli .....4 41 4 -42 o Petersburg ... 16 0-18 0 inactive. The spinners evince no disp Trieste £1 125 , tier Id. then, Naples-Essex, Welch, Boston-Sir Robert Peel, Daniel, COCOA, 471. Mt. Trinidad.... 37 0- 42 0 Smit e .. - 0 0 Free. the narrowest scale possible. In pric, a t. John, N.8.-Mary, Brown, Trinidad-Hudson, Mickleburg, American Pore - 0 24 change.-Yarn Market : The businees d e Grenada .. Ma1aga........ 39 la -40 0 )320- 36 0 :. British ATHWOOD. per fathom. of several weeks past; but still the p ''' ln caPore-Henriette,Dambovich, Trieste. Brazil Portugal tec: .. 37 0 -38 0 Danzig, 4 feet se 5 0 - 0 0 ..f 2Os profitable to the spinners, who c mplaii rata C O FFEE ,' cwt. in bond. Lev an t . 36 " -39 ' 3 British American 4- 4 10 Free. tion of the price of wool and the cc kb telt Henry, Delano, from New York at this port ; sailed Palm, t0n.... 25 15 -26 (I .. S eat. and from the midnight of that day to the noon of the Jama. triage )20 0- 48 owean 00ANT, per foot of 1 inch thick. Piece Yarns : There is hardly so much ordinary .. Fish,* 252 galls. - 0 10 Se Sept'ember , had a heavy gale from E.N.E. On the 10th Hondurasbeginning °tithe month just ended ; y l ogg ed, good& fine o. 50 0- 60 0 0 pale 28 10 -2) 0 Cuba ... . - 0 1') I Free, trig. Checked Orleans and Coburgs t O e i t ' P as sed the wr ck of a vessel dismasted and water middling .... 62 0- 70 coloured.. 0 o- 6 o - 1 6 Wittei I s t h Sept., in lat. 37, long. 72 saw a brig totally distr.asted, St. Domingoplain:Paramattas are more inquired for Cod 26 0 -.8 o r, ri - o 0 Ilene... Pars alongside. On 19th Sept., in lat. 44, long. 60 expe. good mid. .. 72 0- 93 o . - 1 ......Sit . LANES.. LEICEsTER.-The demand is far fr --,..-...e. v a . topsail, toresail, 1 TEAKWOOD, per cubic feet - 6 6 Free. The London houses are more fiat th toient gale from S.S.W. to W• I lost fore and main fine mid. &c. 100 0-130 0 Luiseed, ca./ .23 0-23 6 Rape, pale do. 34 0- 35 0 ~. ster n 3o 0- 40 0 eiTAVRS, per 120111. country trade. The fineness of the we but- staysails, spenser, and maintopgallant mast, Dutch, triage) hauled ^ a rks, &c, On the 22d Sept., in lat 46,10ng. 41, ordinary .. furpen. rcw .43 0 -44 0 Danzig, C. Pipe too 0 -100 0 1 . chase's of winter goods later than nst other n s g ha o d n i_ diti on. tinki tf l if ° , the ship Pomona of and from St John. N.B in a good &fine O. 45 0- 50 0 Rims, te cw • Mid. . . 4O 0-60 0 I no alteration in price. There is rather d to la ' th' k Free. Tug WOOL SHARES, LONDON.-ID and took o ff ' part ( nineteen ) of the ' crew ; " the 1 middling ...• 56 0- 0 0 Carolina, cfress.32 0- 0 0 , }40 e- 60 8 Yar nee "nen e f ke ff b the Nova-Scotia of good mid. tr , nth, ara, which ous yta n o y • , _ . . • - 65 0- 70 0 LI twirl 24 0 -29 0 and 53 feet long ..... ... Quebec, re d. tn. lc marks, : Colonal Wool, this circular of Messrs " t toPgaua t. •• was lying by her. The Nova Scotia had fine nua., &c. Bengal. • rd. dcl6 0 -17 0 Do. Puncheon l3 0-17 0 J At the commencement of the of the Igth Sn Masts, jibbo:im. sails, and deck load, in the gale 1 Mocha - 65 0 mid to fi ne .. 18 0 -19 6 TIMBER, per cubicfoot. a. d. 8. d. understood that as usual subsequent ept 2 6 - 2 9 over until the next series, buyers pun t tip or b ai . • On the 24th Sept., in lat. 47, long. 37, passed Ceylon African none. Oak 9t a in lat ~que. under jurymast, steering vast. On the 2;th Java - 40 0 Kum,* gallon, in bond. Pine, British Amer.common 0 0 - 0 0 LP. 11. and the sales throughout have prngres O f Mai • al it long. 23, passed a brig, steering east, with loss Havana Jamaica, red 1 5 - 2 0 supporting the former rates of the I, nmast Ite es. ,„ • good & fine.. 35 0- 40 0 12 to 16 o. p... 2o- 3 2 yellow - I sa flocks of good quality and state, an ads e a ka ) x. hence at Rio Janeiro. St. Domingo.. 27 6- 32 0 stronger 3- 4 4 110 -2 0 We however continue to notice with I i nine' a Danzig oss of ._ PYvee, Weldon, from Valparaiso at Rio Janeiro, with Brazil 2B 0- 60 0 choice marks.. 46- 6 0 Memel ll- 2 0 1.25 s ed * Id, hension for fate' e results, the very gel Isabella ulwrk &c . - - prickle, and grass seed in the importat 5- Laguira 32 0- 85 0 SAFFLOWER,* cwt. Rire.red.. .... j am Robb. hence at Bahia. Ovswoons, .41 , ton .e. s. .e. s. Bengal, e son, as well as the ill-condition of , Aug, ' n eat Selkirk, sailed from Bahia for this port on the 12th Log-wood, Jam. 4 5- 410 good & fine.t 6 0-a 10 - their reputation may be attributed the Z s e _ Hon. & Dom. 4 15- 5 5 ord. & mid 30 - 5 1') BIRKENHEAD HOWEPATHIC DISPENSARY. tained for some of them, whilst the ve Au., an t e , ' , Matey, sailed from Havana for Laguna on the 21st Canmeachy 7 10- 715 Bombay - 2 18 [WEEKLY RPEORT.] quality, and the increase of burr ar e at Fustic, Span... 4 0-• 410 SALTPETRE, lfr etc! S. 6. a. d. cases in, used low rates to be paid for a ----- I t a rY Harrington, M'Fie, hence at St. John, N.B. Tampico 6- 6 5 East India .... e 2 0 -28 0 41 the season's clip from all our Australia hog% Mitchell ; Rankin, M•Bride, and -Princess Royal, Da- Puerto Cabello 4 10- 5 o SouthAmericar. 0 0- 0 0 New Patients aa was in request at a slight advance on a i n, hence at Dalhousie. Old Patients • Cuba - 10 10 SIIELL LAC, 14 , cwt. in bond. i a a n a r Zilian, Pinkhatn ; Andes, Pattickson, and Cremore, Salt, NicAnwouA WOOD. orange 45 0 -54 0 Total ace at Newfoundland. Rio de la Bache liver and block 33 0 -40 0 Physician, Dr. Norton.-Charles Smith, Hon. Sec. _ _ , • la tt ' a r o, Coffeiro : Jane and Esther, Whalley, and Sansome,, solid lO 0- 11 0 SKINS, 3 4 ' 1 ' 0 , hence at Genoa. If beta er carius, Clendyck ; Hoop Vernachting, De Boer ; Eliza- clean ..12 0- 13 10 Neutria,* dog C 0 -12 o smallo- l(' 0 Chinchilli , do. 10 0 -25 0 - Moe S lid Jane, Thomas ; George. Durant ; Mena, Smith . ; Al- Lima, 501 i d... . 14 10- :5 10 Seal, each 9, 30- 3 10 WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND WORKHOUSE HOSPITALS. EASTERN DISPENSARY Report of cases for the week endir begs_ S tanord ; Highlander, Sellis; and Jem Crow, Gibson, Barwood, Ango.s 0 - - 5 5 S s uataic,* cwt. 0 0 OCT. 3, 1846. Persons relieved at the Dispensary ... ber: elvoet. Gaboon - Patients visited at their own homes... at g a n , Alliance Gankeman, and Philomene, Christen, hence Camwood .... 6 0- 17 0 Palermo - o a • A., 'Well) ' Red San. Wood 50-5 10 Trieste 7- 8 o ADMITTED. DISCHARGED. - mg . 1 Fever and Small Pox 2B I Cured , 6l S . F u see. hence at Ghent. FLAX, V• ton. Verona. 6- 6 6 siran, from St. Domingo off Cove. Riga. P.T.R. .. none Tyrolese - 8 6 Medical and Surgical Wards 34 Relieved le a • Jonre Lying-in Wards 2 I Died 6 Surgeons, Messrs. Hayes, Lock ap . , N. 8., Sept. 12.-The barque Susan has just anchored rhurg, 9 head none SUGAR, V Cwt , House Surgeon, Mr. ," Archangel .... none B.P. Muscovado Lock ps ssi urcnt, Sept. 12.-The Mary Ann, Peters, M'Alphine, in D u t c h-& Flem. 40 0- 80 0 moist brown 44 6 -45 6 _ Apothecary he n g over t he Total 7l Total r d e „ Horse S.hoe took the ground, and is discharging GALLS, 'l9 , cwt. dry brown .. 46 6 -48 0 aa-load, but has not received any damage. Turkey, blue .. 63 0- 64 0 good & mid.. 48 6 .-.4 0 REMAINING IN THE HOSPITALS. SATURDAY, mixed 52 0- 53 4 fine &V. fine 51 0 -53 6 Fever and Small Pox .4 4 „ RDAY, 3d OCTOBER.-Wind N.N W., moderate. East India .... e 5 0- 58 0 Mauritius, Medical and Surgical Wards Mi1 0 ,.. 1,r ED.-City of Rochester, -, from Megaguadavle, and' GINGER , v cwt. i dabs and mo 42 a -44 0 lying-in Wards I DISCHARGED. s A a l at. from Leghorn. Barbadoes ....40 0- 42 0 brown 45 6 -47 0 Lock Ale a ,, tr an-Sobraon, Nichol. for Shanghae-Isabella, Browne, Jamaica 5O 0-190 0 yellow . 47 6 -48 6 - Relieved and at own request 6 Out- Peon i lria. E.-J. Brooks. Lockhart, Porto Rico-Albert E. India, in ad 18 0- 22 0 East India, Bengal Total.. ant e a e it Billet, Valparaiso-Fredonia. Lunt, Boston-Jessie, GUM, 33 , cwt. Khaur aa 0 _ se 0 Consulting Physicians, Dr. Macrorie and Dr. Gouthwalte. • I . rregu ar - ni ne '; Apalachicola -Glen He en, M'Leary, New Orleans- Arabic, Turkey 0 0- 0 0 brown ...... 39 6 -43 0 Consulting Surgeon , Mr. Macnlloch . Sa e . Alfred, Kuill, Denia-Lady Bassett, Carpenter, Gibraltar, East India, 2 10- 4 10 yellow 44 0 -47 0 Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Timmon and Dead a Ada, Heppenstall, Leghorn. Barbary, - 4 5 extra fine.... 56 0 -62 o Mr. Burgess. Con s ult in g S nrg eon s , Mr. Forsh a Senegl - 510 Manilla, in bd. 52 0 -25 0 House Surgeon. Mr. Orimsdale. House Surgeon Mr t - 4, Scott, hence for St. Petersburg at Pentland Apothecary. Mr. Gilmour. Apothecary, Mr. Georg 1, , . een of Tyne, riga 1., Won ad s. ..e' s. Havana, do. Haute Visitors, S. Martin and John n t. P'burg, clean.. 31 10- 32 0 brown 22 0 -24 0 Chaplain... S pruce. Clark, hence for Riga, at Pentland Frith. outshot 31 0- 0 0 yellow .....24 0 -26 0 PACKET LIST. RICHARD water Witch. II uguet. hence at St. Petersburg. Riga, Rhine .. 23 0- :33 10 white 0rd.... 26 0 -32 0 hope Bailey , hence at Hamburg , outshot si 0- 31 10 & fine.. 30 0 -38 0 GENERAL POST-OFFICE. SEPT. 11. - _ i1,,,1‘..• :, I ...,v hn . _ . _. . .. . .. ..goo d . . day herein n entioned ~ -- „.._°Pruce Clark, hence for Riga, at Pentland Frith ...water Witch, Huguet , hence at St. Petersburg. 'lope, Bailey, hence at Hamburg }Cron. Priuccee Joacphinr, - George, Durant, hence at Texel O 0 33 10 31 10 O 0 2S 0 hence ist Cuxhavei Archangel Manilla . o 0- 27 0- 16 0— Thetis, frith. --, and Freeland, M'Kenzie, hence at Pentland Bombay brown 2O 0 —23 0 yellow 0 0 0 0 white ord. 23 6 —27 0 good ana fine 0 0 0 0 Leon, Veneto, Garaguiu, sailed from Venice for this port on t he 17th September. GLAscow, Ist Oct.—The James Paton, arrived in the Clyde. Patiqonia; sailed thence 1.11 July, and reports that the W art had been taken possession of by the Spaniards, as far as 14, 1 ,Fhtuan's Cape ; that they had annon mounted at all the i kr , "'rig Wares, and would not allow guano to be taken o ff . nor Y Person to,laud. The Hope was to sail in about three weeks. Jute HIDES, Ox and Cow, la tt, B. Ayres and Monte Video, Accidents. inferior & mid. 0 5 0 good & prime.. 0 6.1 0 Do. salted .... 0 0 TALLOW, 71- , cwt. P'burgh, Y.C. 44 6 —43 o Odessa 43 6 —44 0 Archangel 0 0 0 0 Buenos Ayres 0 0 0 0 TAR, 13 brl. Stockholm Archangel N. Amer. salted 0 2*— 0 Brazil dry salted 0 4*— 0 Rio, dry Valparaiso, dry 0 4i — Odessa, &e. dry 0 0 0 W. India, dry 0 4i— 0 salted 0 3 0 g 4 ra. :1 __' - i r „ r, r , so .3 :F= 3 pax S UNDAY. 4th Ocronsa.—Wind S.S.E.. fresh. Pre st Aßßl on * lth.—Catharine, Prowse, from Puerto Cabello—Robert Oe cah, Williamson, from Cadiz— Elizabeth and Ann, Odessa— R k , ( steamer,) from Havre. Afri ca "--John Campbell, Luck ett, Madeira—Swiftsure, Witt, ta pe , r Mona Y. Hughes, Alexandria. E.—Elizabeth; Weatherly, tt l ° Hutt, Craig. Belize—Perzagno , -erry 1 1.0— Hazard, Pallot, Pernambuco—Parthenon, Wood. New►yi Orleans—Leila, Higgin, Baltimore—Champlain, 4,ew i ,vhila delphia—Aurelius Miley, and American, Lamsen, ?.aled o , r , ° . r k — Sabbatis, Stevens. and Cronstadt, Ilasch, Boston 2renic;:lat.(sfeamer.) Lntt. Halifax—Vier Gebroeder, Uffen, for , 14 6 -15 0 15 0 -16 a 13 0 -13 6 Carolina Virginia TARTAR, cwt. Cream of Tartar6s O —7O 4) brown and ye 1.44 0 TEA, r.f. It. in Gond. Bohea, Canton 0 2 I 4 _ . it' , ;1 0.1 • I . . 1 P . " Aga ° Fi.4l o F., 4' East India .... 0 7 0 Kips, 11. A. dry. 0 7 0 Horse, d. eachl2 0 —;8 HORSE HAIR, 34. lb. ; f 4 F . •-.4 0 Short .. mixed .. long tails o oi— o o ioa— 1 1 6 2 'Fokein Congou. com. 0 9—o to mid. to tine. 1 6 2 2 Twankay, corn : 1 1— 1 If g* e r ; ,z, L. 7 c„. _ .... awl -St ' B on, Heyde. Ostend—Sarnuel Press, erg, Pillau, and Concorpia. Eddes, Dore Rotterdarn INDIGO, lb.in aund mid. to good 1 3 1 10 Pekoe, Orange 1 • 2 6 Campoi, . Mai d ~rtit, _of Bure, Wainer ; Scotia, Burnett; Ada, Constance toes, and Good Intent, Pennington, hence at Con i t ,'" lo l3le, Nusrtger, Pettock, and Debe, Warren, hence at Bcirout. si r 4". Rogers, sailed from Smyrna fur this port 1 16th Ho e . Rogers, Douglas, Ogilvy, sailed from Bombay fc it„' e aust. A ut " u u st rt Berm. Ritchie, sailed from Bombay for London on rit)- Will• An t‘gust. lain Parker, Stratton, - Bengal pur. & violet e 0— com. to good none blue F.: violet 0 0— mite 0 0— Ilyson Skin. 0 8 0 10 mid. to fine 1 2 1 8 Souchong,com. 0 10 1 0 good to fine 1 6 2 4 Pekoe, flowery 2 0 3 0 'Tyson, com... 2 0— 2 2 o. o o • violet, & fine 5 °— ord.& mid. 4 3 W 0 6th Sept. or this port violet & cop. I mixed .. J cep. r. & fine. 3 6 ord. & mid. 2 6 fines 4 Young Hyson 011 Imperial Gun 'led from Bombay for Calcutta 9th lowder, 1,-„;T l 'e of Welli ng t on. M ar '.O and Maurlt oolivar, Smith, August : (I . 4 n u o s T a F.elden, sailed from Saugor for --r-- on fit ,!plin Bibby, - 'OII.ACCO,v , lb. in bond. J .Itiver , Leaf.. 0 ii— led from Bombay fcr M Colornt Stemmed 0 vi— 0 5i O 14— 0 5 O 0 0 0 Kentucky Maryland sailed frorr. lied cwt. in bond, TURMERIC , ... L•t LAM fir uve, 2d October.--The Metr,ka. sa M.Laren, New York, has put in here with loss of b t,44st, foremast head, cutwater, &c., having fro 21 st September, in 47, long, °4l Cork for Montreal, has v - t'qvarks, stanchions, forerna. ? ..e arid stern started, havin 14 ., ill lat. 41, long, 20. TCRPINTINE, V cl o t LAC Dyg, 11). , D.T. and prime I 6 - 9 3 :VALov.ia,*ton-e s de h Smyrna, picked:3 0 —l6 0 Morea ........ 10 0 —l3 6 WAX, BEES' Wt. in bond. 0 0 - - 5 s— 7 0 American _ruck by mid. to good 0 6 •-•• )put in here w i t h loss of boats , L.UII , heat' ar" ord. & infer. 0 2 MADDER ROOTS 31 , 45 0— Tripoli & Syria 0 0— French 4l 0- 4 Napobl 39 0 - African o I East India b 10 7 0 American 7 0 7 10 1 LON 4.1011, LiAZICII E.-TUESDAY, SEPT. 29 PA RTNERSD IPS DISSOLVED, H. Sampson and W. Wyllie, nxeter, tailors.—N. Jenkins and W. E. Des►er, Daven ry, linen drapers—F. Ble isby and J. T. Pigott, Oldham. millwiiehts-•J. and J. ldtleid, Manchester, wholesale grocers—S. Butters and P. Tabb, Welbeck.street, London. tailors— W. Simpson. D. M'lntyre. and H. Dixon, Manchester. drysalte . s —B.' Sm•th and G. W. Wilson. Man chester. cotton doublers—H. Hem" tugs and E. G. Treacher, Gibson.stree' W -- road. `urers of French pre parations for artificial flower makers—J. Davies and C. SMith Bishop's Castle. Shropshire, linen drapers—C. Hitch and R. A Godwin, Battersea -bridge brick merchants—J. Hays and W. C Hall. Mark.lane—J. Muir, Jun.. and J. Gray. jun.. Liverpool metal brokers J. Htaley and J. Elgin, Heaton Norris, Lan 'r. Phillips and J. Pickering. Manchester Adelphi, wir e-st cet grocers- H. Foskett and Ne.iir, merchants—T. Suden and C. Idffe,Coventry, mercers William Glasscock, Cambridge, hide merchant William Baker, Manchester plasterer. Alfred Johnson, South Shields, printer. Oct. 21. R. H. Page. Yarmouth. innkeeper—Occ . Smlthis and J. A. T. Mathews, Great Dover•road. glass me. chants—Oct 23. J. C. Hill. Reading. grocer—Oct. 22, R. Cif ton, Brandon. Suffolk, brewer—Oc - , 27, J. R. Wood. 20, E. I 'ester, painter— Oct. 23. aters—Oct. 23, J. Scott 23, J. Botcherby, Dar Walsall, iron deale manufacturer— merchant 11l 1 In-patient C p . . Ilambridge. Curtain. road, Sl.oreditch. coach•mith- Oct Payne, Bri , tol, miliwri ht— 22, T. Sout' Tr., Gloucester telling, weU. irorksbi e. woolcomber—Oct 29, II Tune. friars road. boot manufacturer—Oct. 20, C. F. Effertnan, Ph .chant—C "N. Bates LONDON GAZETTE OP PRIDA7 lI'S DISSOLVED E. T. 13radshaw and ( C. Hind and H. :suastitn. Manchester, engravers—J. and J Whi‘ehead, Sheflie:d, joiners. DECI./itZATIt) sr OF INSOLVENCY. Oct. 3, John Scott Hunter nn illiams, Corse. Gloucestershire, surgeon. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS W G . Taylor. Liverpool, hosier. W. Menzies. Gloucester, draper. :on and W. Dickinson, Newark-upon-Tren nd Co., Oid J ignee, Mr. Cazenove sen., Fisher Unwin, and ephen Unwit John Bloor. Tutbury, Staffordshire, common brewer Michael William Osborne, Coventry. grocer. Aplin Howe, _ istnl, umbrella manufacturer. John Pownall, Manchester, innio eper. John Bramall, Ashton-under- Lyi e, Lancashire, groce DIVIDENDS. Oct. 30, W. G. Taylor and E. Guy. Liverpool, hosiers—No , 13. J. C. Simpson, Sheffield. pawnbroker. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to tt contrary, on the day of meeting, Oct. 2g. w. Gill, Warrington. Lancashire. corn merchant Oct. 27. it. Yates and T. H. Williams, Manchester, merchants Oct. 23, H. Rpins. Newton, Ch-shire. boiler maker. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS William Armour, Glasgow, mason and builder. Margaret Gordon Cameron, Edinburgh, milliner MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL SEPT. HOVE 6. Henry Roe, (proof and div.) 6. John Stevenson, (proof and div.) 6, Edmondson Coohan (audit) 6. John Rikey, (aura') ...- 6, Maurice Jones, (2nd) 6, Edward Swanwick Boult, (Ist) 6, Jonathan Prycherth, (2nd)... 6. William La caster, (Ist) .... 6, John Orange, (Ist) ... 7, Robert Westmore. (andit) 9. John Wilkinson. (2nf 9, Richard Maddock,' District Court, 11 Ditto, Ditto. Ditto, Ditto. Ditto, Din's, Ditto, Ditto, STATE OF TRADE —We have had a fair business to-day. at prices ,s those of the preceding wee , . lo the wool market there is very little change, except, perhaps, that it is mo e difficult to buy foreign wool at last week's prices. LEEDS —We have no better account to give of our market this day than of preceding ones. The demand continues slack, and profits re very small on all the bus'ness done. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.—There is scarcely any alter principal manufacture of this district. namely nose nescrqn. oeing much out of fashion in England. The silk glove branch, we regret to say, is by no means amended. The cotton glove trade, though depressed, is better than the silk branch. The plain silk hose trade is in a lingering condi- Lion, but the silk knotted hose hands are in genets% pretty weil employed in making silk hnse with '• smal feet." ir TUDDIICRSFI 6 1.D.-Our market has been flat to-day. but the quantity of goods that is brought directly from the manufac turers to the merchant.; preve, is the appearance of anything like briskness in the Cloth Hall. There is no alteration in prices. , BRADFORD.— Wocl Market: This trinct, of the trade is sti inactive. The spinners evince no disp-•s Lion to buy, except on change.—Yarn Market : The business doi g to-day of several weeks past ; but still the prices are 1' profitable to the spinners, who c mplain of the great dispropor bon of the price of wool and the current rate for yarns.— 'lece Yarns , lere is so • - - , iness doing as in the n!tverage nything bit beginning ()tithe month just ended ; yet, there is no complain ing. Checked Orleans and Coburgs are flatter ; Orleans and plain:Paramattas are more inquired for, and steady in prices. LEICESTER.—The demand is far from brisk for the sea•on. The London houses are more flat than those engaged in the country trade. The fineness of the weather drives off the pur chase's of winter goods later than usual. In Wool and Yarns no alteration in price. There is rather more doing in Wools. Tun WOOL SHARES, LONDON —ln reference to the sales of Colonial Wool, this circular of Messrs. Simes and Co. thus re marks : At the commencement of the present sales, it being )ne - stood that as usual subsequent arrivals should be held and the sales throughout have progressed with spirit, very Mb, supporting the former rates of the last series in July. For flocks of good quality and state, an advance has been obtained. We however continue to notice with regret and serious appre hension for Patine results, the very general prevalence of burr, •ick' grass see" t' — t the present sea• ;ormition o their reputation may be attributed the relatively full prices o. tained for some of them, whilst the very palpable falling off in quality, and the hicrease of burr and prickles have in most cases in, uced low rates to be paid for a very large proportion of the sewqr.' ,rr - ••r Aust colorres. Cape Wo' EASTERN DISPENSARY, ROSE-HILL. Report of cases for the week ending Saturday, Oct. 3 Persons relieved at the Dispensary .. , Patients visited at their own homes Physicians, Dr. Gonthwaite and Dr. Ashcrot Surgeons. Messrs. Hayes, Lockwood and Har . House Surgeon, Mr. Shnin. Mr. Bickerton LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, OCT. 3 AIIIMITTED •• • • 2 Casualsduringthe week.. 3 I Remaining in the house. 19, 4 Consultin gS urgeons , Mr. Forshav, and Mr. Dawson. House Surgeon . Mr. M'Cheane. Apothecary. Mr. George Padley. House Visitors, S. Martin and John Cropper, Jun., Esqrs. Rev. %V. Blundell. RICHARD GIBSON. Treasurer. NORTHERN HOSPITAL, OCT. 3. [WEEKLY REPORT.] A DM ITTAD 28 I Cured Medical and Surgical cases Relieved and at own request upon reci I rregulai Remainingin the Hospital . . 86. Consulting Surgeon, William Gill, Esq. Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Turnbull and Mr. Banner. House Visitors, John Lightbody and Jacques Myers, Esqrs, House Surgeons, Mr. G. S. Deane and Mr. T. B. Gildersleevcs Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq, Chaplain. Rev. Wm. PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE Outward LONDON Sz LIVERPOOL, I-- r Jamaica. 2ss Od ® 30 • 0 Leeward Isl. Dein. & Berbic 20 0 0 0 Honduras 5O 0 Oa 0 Havana 35 0 50 0 New York, 805t0n.... Charleston, Sal annah New Orleans .. Canada British North An Newfoundland Brazil 30s Cd Aug. 1 20 0 —3O 0 60 0 —6o 0 33 0 —44 0 120 0-25 0 i 15 0- - 120 0 .- 0 0 i 15 0-- 0 e 30 0 - 20 0 -36 0 25 0 - 30 0 25 0- 30 0 O G -25 5 0-50 River Plate East Indies China ..... . 35 0 —4O 0 30 0 (W. 7 35 0-40 0 35 0-40 6 so o ' -60 0 60 0-70 0 35 0— 40 0 35 0-40 0 40 0-50 0 45 0— Batavia New South Wales Cape of Good Hope Afric't Gibraltar Lima, Valparaiso, &c. . • Malta, Sicily, &c. ... Smyrna and Constantino! Malaga Madeira Western Isles ,C Lisbo: Cadiz 17 6 1 7 6 6o o , 0 20 0 17 40 0 - 50 0 0 0 i 40 0 20 0 France HOB and 23 e 0 0 I 20 0 Hamburg, Bremen, &c. ..• 25 0 0 0 , 25 0 _ Gottenburg, Stockholm Petersbui g, Riga, &c. Oporto. SHARES. RAILWAYS Railway ... and Eastern Junction. Arbroath and Forfar.... Bedford, London & Birn Newa PRICES OF SHARES, OCT. 5 Sat u^day's 6 a 1 Birkenl: 1 Perth Ditto 1 A South Coast ondon 6 Manchester.. Ditto.. Rastrick's , rth Wester t ',West Flanders ter share verpool, Ormskirk Pic Quarter St New quarter shares.. Fifth shares - Quarter shares (G. J One-eighth shares .. Loneon & Nianchsr. & Bira Quarter shares Quarter shares flittit Westerr .4' .. 40 share London and New s Longridge and l'restcr i Leeds and Bradfori drtnchester Birniingh. Con. dunchester, Mid.& Gt Grimsl •lanchcster, Fifth shares Ex►ension anchester, Sheffield & M idl anchester aria Leeds Ditto bail shares .. Ditto quarter shares Ditto fifth shares .... Ditto sixteenth shares Matlock aLd Midland 50th Shnrc ,gham and J unc• ion 'ewcast le a Ben‘ick NO/111 ‘tle Etna C Ditto (Carlisle brand orth Union (A.) Norfolk Half shares Tenth shares Extension .. North Western ......... Nottingham, Mansfield,& Mid Oxfcrd. Worcester & Waiver Preston and Wyre Preston and Wyre Extcnsion Runcorn Gap New shares (40 dis. Quarter ... ;-shares No Shrewsbury arid Great West 3 ;Shrewsbury and Bitrninghai 6 ;S'bnry, Oswcstry & Chester, B!Somersetshire and Midland D 'South Eastern and Dover New shares No. 1 New shares No ated Thirds h Centr 1 New shares .. Scottish Midland !.;';South Midland jSouth Staffordshire Junction alSouthport and Euxton 42:4;Trent Valley, Midland. &G.Jun 20, Tre• t Valley Continuation ... Warwick and Cheltenham... 27 E 4 Wakefield, Ponte tract, and Goal 21 Extension shares ....... 428 Warwickshire and London 42s West Riding Union 10 'IN ilts. Somerset, a, 18 Whitchavett Juncti Whitehaven d Furnesg New Flair Share 44 Y ork and Sethy fsu shares IDo. (E. Si W. }titling ExteLsior IRI'4II LINES 15 ;Belfast and Ballymena 123'Cork and Bandon 10 Dublin and Belfast Junction 65 Dublin and Drogheda 15 Shares ........... 4 !Dublin and Galway 7a3lDundalk and Enniskillen ... Great County Down ..... .. Vi!Great.Munstcr . 27A Great Southern and Western 24 Killarney Junction . . 22i Limerick and Waterford 12811,ondonderry and Coler 123 !Londonderry and Enni! 12 3 i Midland Gt Western & Car FOREIGN AND COLONIAL LINES cat Western C Th of S Ditto D Carlisle p 15 p 16 trn t. 112 Lirt ROBERT [.K•HO BALD. 1 On the the wife K. L. MORISON, of GZEGO YeEter FRAN( ss d par 13 d I 16 .. it`} 1 3 d MARGARET, e MARGARET TOBISTER ROBE 11. VCRI 1. Mr. EDWARD COLLINS, to Al Ilford HEVRY CURD Miss JANE DUFFEY. sccoud c Mr. LUKE daughter of nchester. by the Rev NNE FISHER _ day and place. Mr. JOIP BROWN, of Manchester, URI' WRIGHT. ofCbeetham .... Cbeetham, .. . .... II- • Barnabi GEORGE JACOBINA HEPURIV w G. WYNNE E,q.. I ultimo at bead, JOSHUA son, Fsq of Birkenhead, Cheshire On the Ist inrtan CROFT. 1 AUGUST JOHN ROBERT LYDsTONE WAKEIIA P 71 I P 7+ g P gi i d f i d i , C6s6tid 5! , 56d 23 p 25 12 p 13 4.1 P !I 6i p 6 Si P 3i 88.,1 FANS) Perk, of Pais'ey. to HA Esq.. of Belfast. Briarly B Huns,-* EORGE FARRAR. and gra( On the 4th instant. at Bolton-7e- Mt. JNO. WOLSTENIIOLME to Mr. SAMUEL BARRET, o• this toy by all wt •crercent y, at her residence, in Br ItGARET PEMBERTO IV. at Woo:ton. ELEANI USANNAN THOM A The dece "rances Elizabeth Ann and widow of John J rl was t izabeth. eldest o.died March Same day, at his housc LAND EDWARDS same day, at his maid Mr. STEPHEN PARDY oldest publican in this tc On the 3etil ultimo, t MARK MATHE.t, Lond John liutberfcrd. of Laic Same day LIUS KEtif Phipps. la b lay, CATUA RI ird, Harper sin Mr. He Same day. iu Fran k by. Cheshire ELIZABETH SCALE Same day. alter a LSI.EY FNE ELIZ . eet. Low-1 EDGEWORTH, cf Edge' On the i n. Ireland age, FRANCES, the belt Q N` hitebaccn Same day, in his case maker. of this town. On the 2d instant. at Erremor Same day. azett 1. .n Mr. R. H. WILSON', WC same day, at Beet:e, crud daughter of Sameday. N thiy, in the Vt lILIN. DCCCE M LOU( had beet; TI MN. ( Ncw T Patien' IPat ient s EAR DEPARTMENT , for, and who have rev Ire.p.cribc ALICE, v wife of Mr .et, age ed Surgica ESistabcc during the Month of Sept. Total since the commencement Wbitbrei with one exception, Um ife of Mr he late Mr CORNE (ant daughter ( PETER PHILLIPS, of 81, Mrs LOUISA 'ea wife of Mr. JOSEPH SMITH, 'al !I year, Mr. SAMUEL WAITES, watd P i P 8 4 d.!pa! 4 p 1 p 14 Opp_ 54 43 p 4 3 d fi 8 d 7i 3} d 3 2i d 2h 7h d 6; d 7 44 d 4 PRICES OF SHARE D Uni -CUNZ CtIUuTON. of Toxt eth TIMOTHY BRISTOW in Everton road, Mrs. WILLIAM MAC HOLMES, of Bur enee, Sydney. Mr. H. 7 ,f Mr . J G. LIN( ritish V J. GODLY, 1 y the Rey. R ONIUS. 1 .1.1 AM CARR YOUNG, ,hter of THOMAS MOO lat: , WILLIAM WYLIE er of 0 per Stanbope-s PREiLEY. once, Birke N. Richarc WM. RAVENS iter of JOSEPH JAMES GRAY, 1, by the Rev. T In doors by the Rev. M. Lyons Uiss EM MA MARTIN. :, JESSIE, where he had resided far year, JOON TOMLINSON A REBECCA, relict of .e 9. alx WA RrEN, e YDINC r. WILLIAM ANDER KY ISABELLA LITTLEJOHN ;ed 50, ELIZABETH, wife .cn, Yor - aN MI.IOD. rear, ALICIA ELLE IiOUGHTL 4., of As d !4elsor EYE AND EAR I st daughter of ivere illness. ELIZA 3A NKS. of Liverpool, Mr. HENRY fA &T ES HINTON, of Hope-street. Irkhouse, aged 7t; years. MARGARET -zed was a widow, much respected, and e of the use forty-two years. MARIA. the wife of Mr. FRANCIS di.uehtcr of the late Mr. Joseph Wade, •ed 19, ANNABELLA, ee Extens