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

Feb. 17, 1846. gl)bipping NIGHT SIGNALS AT SEA teansdsityof T he several n o ti ces which have appeared in the daily morning evening papers of l a t e , respect i ng the importance and ne e universal cod e o f n i g h t s i gnals at sea and on t h e coast b eing established, app ears t o h ave attracted amongst t h e arner can tile marine inte rests t h e attention which the sub j ect de . !erves. It remains for government to sanction some simple ode, in order to lessen the constantly occurring loss of life and prop sty by the want of established and understood signals. I n l', H enry C. Chapman. shipowner, of Liverpool, in a :dress. . g ..!Yd's upon the subject, mentions that he, with the view to the f or of some simple code, adopted one for the use 4.:)_if.the commanders of the ships in his employ, which the cep mnS all highly approve of, as being extremely simple and easily u nderstood by the p !Several naval Officers approved of his code. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10.—Wind N.N.E. moderate. ARRIVED, — Hammond, M'Farlane, from St. Petersburg. s sortan.—m r ack tß' arY. Porter, and Fanny, Bond. Africa—Brazil e irkett, Antigua—Vixen, Lancaster, Arica, &c.—Aris udes ....eonomide, and Robert Moffat, Whale, Alexandrie, E. — itt:L. Boston, Ancona—Frances Ann, Urimsditch, Batavia— rnbieceesi kill, Barbadoes--Warren,- Howes, jun. ; S be . am lyinsor. aid Frederica, Atkinson, Boston—Commerce, Barlhe, gle, Braziklsa, Ranger, Paige, Paige, and Ann, Holt, Brazils—Creole, Prin- Rambler, Townsend, Beirout—Lady Marga- ZI Mills. Cal cutta—Velore, Bell, Hong Kong—Royal William, e pherd, Hav re , &C,—Robert Preston, Williamson, Ch.irente "7-Huron, Sibbeson. Charleston —Ann, Fox, Constantinople— tl_rabella, Collings, C or f u. & c.—Tom Banks, Jones, and Chace, Is o ae keneie..Gal a t z—Egidius, Halewyck, and Joseph, Kerck ye, Ghen t — Dasher, Cunning, Gijon—Th ames , Sil s by, H avan Con cord, Mar a , L a Guaira—Lady Harvey, Pryde; Maypo, r"way, and Anne Baldw n, Farley, Lima—Pacific, Meikle, i_cl Pl eiades. Whit e, Leghorn—Feliz Dest us, Oliveira; Oceano, ; fAmizade, Rocha ; Antelope, Archer; Hiram, Town riends, Wheaton, isbon—Asia, Gallilee, Maranham— "'lrY and nu. Presley. Monte Video—Science, Rees, Manilla Joess.c&c.—Eliza Morison. Leitch, r Barbato. Naples—Asia, C, , mpbell, Newfound aacl—Viola, Jameson; Commerce, Ashton; Bornholm, Nason ; statesman, Gilchrist; Alfred, Myers, and Wrn. and Elizabeth, Packet' New Orleans—Douro, Smith, Oporto— Konigsburg ).,11?et, Bakker, Ostend —Swordfish, Gree.s, Pernambuco—Two ei . ,;: r ids. Sim Payta—Cor; iera di Trieste, Cartiggana, Palermo, g—Emilia and Celestina Starance, Palermo, &c.—Madison, r_st,er, Richmond, A.S.-11 . 1astery, Gruchy, River Gam:lia— . L .. e Joyan, Rio Nunes—Nova Bom •Srlva, St. 1,11- r el sCrooline, M'Auslari, St. Vincent—Coaxer, Kenney, J 3 e ' a lineY • N ••W. — Catherine Boland, Porter, St. Thomas, &c Zll Baptiste, Coderog and La Reine, F,udonas, Senegal— ortelaide, Foote, Santa ' Martha—Naiad, Rogers, and Eliza, SYra~ill, &c —Dalkeith. M . Kenzie, Villa Nova—American, j e „,! a nl, and Carthage, Knapp, Virginia—Joshua Yeoward, Tries te — Catharine, Tweedie, and Melios, Backland, q'heelan, V a l paraiso, and Georgians, Bissett, Venice. eTzthe Wi"diana Penn, fsteamer,) for Waterford, ran foul of the s n ' er ce, Ashton, for New Orleans, this morir tip; in the river. nteanter lost bowsprit. head, cutwater, &c. The Commerce did not sustain any injury. eelth er a t n ; Company's steamer from Suet at Bombay •;gth De. Ess e „',7, , th the English mail of the 24th Nov. Lost ei ,7, 10 0. Caine. from the Clyde for Barbadoes, was totally 4th `ue Coblers' Rocks, to windward or that island, on the c ol iT• Crew saved. Th.'Pr. and Enchantress, hence at Callao. the "' i Pay and blake!ey ;ailed from ditto for this port about I;th vov. Isabel • . • New Orleans on the 2 9th p e r sailed from Antigua for eernber. Thorae°,s B enehamp, and Ann Dingwall, Loney, hence at St. taaso Eliza, Vylie, from Barbadoes, at St. Domingo. P endlebuiy, and Velocity, Darrell, from Liverpool at ati tude, Ha rvey, hence and St. Thomas at Savanilla. ena tor. List er , sa il ed from Sierra Leone for Trinidad on the e th Dec leans on t uelde. 1 0th Dec Mitchell, sailed from Sierra Leone for New Or lith n e e rie ro f c„, o Sidon sailed from Sierra Leone for New Orleans uy eember. Headbury from the Mauritius at Cove Emma Wood, from St. John, N.B. at do. Miencke, from Stettin for this port at Portsmouth oegalata. De B oer, from Amsterdam for this port at do. age r Stewart, B eggs hence for the Clyde at Troca. with loss Sar ah Birkett, Proddovr, from 'labia at London FarY Ann Henry, and San Francisco, hence at Havannah. etZgevk, Feb. 3.—A l arge vesse l , supposed to be the Lord Lyn. t er , of d and London, was passed on the 16th Jan., in long. 16, wa `og abandone WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11. nO .-Lady Sa n dy s , M aur iti us —S ea ' Ki ng, St. Andrew ' s and E . n turer, Linstr ong , N ew f oun dl an d— W oodpo i nt, Kean Gi;,llen, Cro a rt ster, St. Michael's—Eliza, Wilson, and Westbrook, —Wind N.N.W., moderate t Wih N ov eirnina, Lawson, from Pisco at Callao, and sailed 12th Delh e • t " c r ; Mary Holland. Plower, from ditto, sailed loth Nov. Pi s I ' Yo ung. from the Chincas, and Wteod, Patterson, from gotle:and sailed 23d Nov.; Robert Fin a l e , f rom I s l ay, sa il e d la ce ", cf ° General Wiltshire, Lennox, from V a l para i so; W a l - Tain• ; sailed 6th Nov ; Jane Augusta, Lamb, and Hors ,mnith, sailed Bth Nov., all for this port. 4/ o „,. ° ‘ l g England, Adams. from Islay, at ditto, and sailed 20th e l', for England. Irr di arl. Askew, sailed from do for Huanobaco Ist Nov. --derslie Pa n sailed from do for lquiqui 2nd Nov. St • ' g a ' Vincent, Shepperd, hence at St. Vincent. Baba, Graves, and Lucretia, Tucker, hence at Port Repuhl Hero, Roisson sailed from ditto for this t ort 4th Jan. Rival, Tweddle, hence and Ba badoes, at Nassau Agnes, Ducker, hence and Trinidad at Nassau. Mars. Dunn, hence at Laguayra. Reis Effendi. Suth eriand,then ce at Puerto Canello. Unity, Williams. hence for Dordt at Strangford. liuron, f or Charlest on, h as put ha-'k. on The Ann (flat,) fro m Wales, laden with limestone, is on shore Surho Bank. and fills with the t•de. Crew saved. The l3ll.ltho Dasher, for Gij on, has put back leaky, having been on Te m2.eman VESSELS SPOKEN. 48 R. 4. Browne. hence for Valparaiso, 4th Jan., in lat. r dl ' " " seventeen days out—Margaret, hence for New. j i, anrd. 17th Jan. In Ist. 43. 47—Tuscan. hence for e at. b 04;:;, 1% . 1 3.. in lat. 45, lon. 15, out twenty days—Magella n. J R ,: west, in lat. 46, long. 11—Flora, Garratt, hence, 28 th off St. M ichaels—Neptune, hence, Ist instant, and sup. with ibo'2n° hinstant, lat o .51;lon . 1 water—Rmp for braltar, in lat. 39, long . 9—Loch. Gi 7. THURSDAY FEBRUARY l2.—Wind N.N.W., moderate reitlin!Zith•—Enterprise, Cook J from Ya, mouth, U.P. angster, Dantzic—Lord Russel loh, Glasgow. gOU At t Mandeill, Senegal—Wm. Prowse, Thomp Itotte`mp ua V indicator, Rohl. son. Hong Kong—Tartar, Nekey, laranclrn—Hero, Sedgley, Rio Janeiro—Pandora, Es,,ouf, Rio LiTh e M'Cerran, New York—Aurora, Manger, tilu n ,.°*--A r abe, Cowing, Gen oa —St e phe n Lurmo n , Brya n , Bal euti':e--INTilliam Fisher, Friend, Bahia —Panthea, Glen, Cal ilsiTs;Minerua, Marsden Demerara—Elizabeth, Way, Rotter --p "Annteer, Reed, dalatz—Limena, Messurier, Puerto Rio /4:41,14. mies, Contente, Lisbon—and Lady Harvey, Pryde, for —Sove . “eie sailed from Islay for this port 28th Oct. lath n Aluuro, Watson, sailed from 'Trieste for this port on the p lo " .. anttary Pehru'am; Sullivan, sailed from Tarragona for this port on the Ist enrr4 k is ., . o s. di Trieste, hence for P a l ermo at Bcaumaris. C ow t v 'u s s. hence for Alexandria at Beaumaris. Feb!uary lo.—Plie schooner Vesper,.from London to mit h , whilst getting under weigh last evening, came across 144 ',, utne 7wse of another vessel and carried away her foremast, and it the harbour to repair. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY W.N.W. h Ar tftiv.. "tra—_p".—Challen ger , A rc hib a ld , Chi na — Dream. Ally, from g~A ont iac, Parker, New Orleans—St. Johannes, M an ,_ , Dan s Pr° Pos, Koch, Hamburg. lat ch . . - -S tasquebanna, Turle, Philade phia—St. George, 1 "° ,1 New Orleans—Medor y a, 111• Neil, Halifax. c be, art rtieutt I .ra, Leit c h , (late of the Argaum,) from the Clyde at a n g 0 da IVith e Mort,* y • cla m 'ng Star. (flat,) of 'Northwich, put into Southport cen a ge, and leaky. and loss of anchor and chain, having Fal co " 0 4 shore on Yed's Banks. Pre,' Savage from St. John's, New Brunswick at Cove It eri ca Atkinson hence for 13 , ston at Beaumari.. am.. hepherd, hence for Havana at Beaumaris. ji SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14.—Wind N.W. fresh. nltatt D.—Hibernia (steamer), Ryrie, from Boston, sailed Ist vfir . and f CO 18 Ad , rom Halifax 3d—Bunoa, Amicizia, from Trieste— from Finland—Bowes, Streatham, from parquet Gironde, Pontet, Havre. --- lio\r'te,r:eitY. Deu ce, from Zante, at Patras, and sailed for this q uee til fron a so 4 (steamer) from S out h ampton. and Royal Tar (steamer) -r ha rillA on and Falmouth, at Corunna. Lousdale, Pelle, sa led from Calcutta 12th Dec., and totkigei Ranks, I9th, for i this port. Charlotte, Carter, lsth, for , Trei ; arid Tapley, Mackie. 18th, for Fleetwood. Ikea,.o orette. Cafrero hence • fromo from Odessa. with forey ard ; Arm ' ata, Russell, Odessa. with cargo e4 f, to seuroPi choked, &c ; G.ace. Smith, from Odessa, with sKte,, a Ted. vessel leaky, &c. ; and St. Lawrence. sfor.ge, from ttliaels'„,e'kY and pumping up wheat, at Malta; the four last h N14,,..1,:ere bound to Falmouth. "ce ;6t, The Helen Scott. Fcotland. instant e ttrg oshif u t ult for Cork or Falmouth, put back Ist with arid pumps choked. vir4it;ester. Snow, hence at Isicw erica - s bet e , l a , t hnce at Mobile Il,lBs,,:e%Davies. and Jars, Potts, hence at Savannah ,?kta r , •,,,Cott. hence at Charleston ISahje,!' Y. sailed from I alifax for Liverpool 11th Jan. i„et o '„,r.ffittuil, from Antigua, at New Orleans s Sidon, M Garragher, from Sierra I eane, at New Or- Na Y 4 , D Jan. 28 —A ship was seen on shore on Orang of s • .and wreckers stripping her, previous to 3rd Jan. Qll4 light Was seen on shore, 13th Dec. two miles soutt bey light. .71.7 --r. AY. Palau/Arty I" , 4 4 1 4").—...adyAmes. for Azores—liannibal, Penasci. or, 1 3 alnei„ reno. for tl avana—Elizabeth Taylor, Huguet. for XletratCo---Peari elev erleY. for Galvea on —Adams. Gay, and Littry,otb. Johnson, for C harleston—Louisiana, Stinson, and ' , obit, , COrliss, for New Oricons—and St. Leon, Jarvis, for Pe ar ------- „, l esno r t p ' !,nd Teaser. hence at St. Michael t +he o, ol..rber. flarris, hence at Smyrna . 4linth° tia_. 'Tierce, for Dublin, got aground this morning on z g. 1 1 , 1 _K , but came off on the flood and proceeded I .. _!Perel. sailed from Smyrna lath Jan. and Clipper, ki- a 71 st Jan. both f r Liverpool Jan "a Nile. Newton, sailed from Venice for Liverpool. 25th Quee n of , r Ildria,,a, Are. sailed from Marseilles for Li , erpool 7th Feb. 1. 0 ,. ti.e4„, vbrielLsailed from Itlilford for Benin lath Feb. . Jesse , i i , i4 . eh. 12. The liorsford Drennan, from Liverpool , ad. Whi ch was on shore in . Larne Lough. was g t oil' eilrgo."Y. after d ischargi ng a considerab'e quantity of her W:rOltat,.,,:o AY, PRBRUARY 16.—Wind moderate. t 4 (4)9rt.o.—:_trir'• Racioni, rom " irieste—Ernma Graham, at, espatch. Hag to , fr.)m Dublin—and Maria, frcm t li' ' '''ltt b )4; Liirl;.--• er 'everan ~ so i, -, fo r N . ce. Bennett, kr St. John, N.B.—Fmk:. a Villbge, M'Bwoulroni:,--fA,rtbSea%.nnOsitg., for Calc4tta—amt l'h erni • belt e,;i4:nn. hence „ :"----..- t New-......__Oriens , •.fluam, from Alegandyia, at M ilf rd —Wind N.W. moderate, e 0011' ;Wil l , Esq.. Ci Choi° elded mt. ,ev. D 5" Jells, to ad. , n e apor, MOW' Hutak auks ta Mr idow of -bridge, tev. E d ' ector of ;hter of udon• _ Captain of Johi, 3tockerr Barker, to , . Dr . t. street , Rind• ev. Dr' Thomas , Mr. . 7 . r Cho rpentert ghter a lest soli ormer l i ,e ideaco o ham, W -hill, it, Suards. nerford, Mr. I. aughte kdmira izabeth g at the ed cold. ppeared ige d for r King's on, cid• n board ptain aged 53, 'l3, Cog' its port both ill n, third ArgYle. r at 1,5 " LwdsleYs t of tbig aterloo. ;list, of She Wag y years, ir. WT.; e fann" i liberty th to a ence, of ,n, En', Willia lo t of th e lapel at :e Br a r of the 'r in the her 04 iged w hill. s JosePt instants above. S. E. ' y, late Of hitinOret Hornbr wife of Nicholitg Dr of gr' r, Jena, ind sh6e ider pa d 7go r 11°. Janin a ' ear, Aosi aveno 4 ‘ th e ages of ty-firot g e6 ;ion: asio, pect ant, Si' of 10' or COS "' ' Man• d o , rton , w o o town 0, peel R orsYttli ° J , ciao' oneniso°l3l th 001(1.°' te late IV* Lnd 50 0 4 e eaten 4 a 4 !ar sh e tine Delving et, aged co'' old. s e d ,cnbe a r e'lle t Olen , ti or L ndlo. ° 4 l, soci' de on , ;SOD Y. ) 4 r. t year LONDON GAZETTE.--TUESDAY, FEB. 10. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED, G., W., and E. Hinde, Lancaster, linen-drapers—H. Wright and J. Thompson. Halifax, woolstaplers —E. M. Richardson and M. C. Hardie, Chorlton.upon-Medlock, Lancashire, dealers in baby-linen--H. Spence and W. Markland, Manchester, copper smiths—J. Mooney and G. Hickes, Huddersfield, sharebrokers —E. Kent, W. Woulds, and W. Habgood, Manchester, small ware manufacturers—J. and N. Astley, Manchester, nankeen manufacturers—D. and D. C. Buchanan and T. Sill, Liverpool ; as far as regards T. Sill—H. Weston and C. A. Young, South wark, bankers—J. H. Galloway and E. C. Bell, Kingston-upon- Hull, attorneys—J. Bolton and T. Coupe, Preston, spindle makers—J. 'vl'Clure and J. Haslam, Manchester, merchants — W. and E. Cardwell and T. Tootal, Manchester, sharebrokers; as far as regards T. Tootal—C. Mellor and J. Ryder, Liverpool, merchants—W., J., and J. Holt, Rochdale, woolstaplers ; so far as regards James Holt—l. Fairclough and E. Davies, Tong with- Haulgh, Lancashire, counterpane-manufacturers —J. Walm=ley, jun., and J. Moorhouse, Liverpool, coal-merchants. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS J. and T. Frankland, Liverpool. merchants—final div. of 31d., on Tuesday, Feb. 24, or any subsequent Tuesday, at Mr. Pott'a, Manchester. H. Fawcus, Stockton-upon-Tees, timber-merchant (separate estate)—second and final div. of is 7d (in addition to 6s. 9id. previously declared), any Saturday after F,15. 10, at Mr. Baker's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. R. Fawens, Stockton upon-Tees, timber-merchant (separate estate)—second and final div. of Is. Id. (in addition to 15s 4/d. and 5-10t11 previously declared). any Saturday after Feb. 10, at Mr. Baker's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. L. E. Seignette—first div. of Is. 4d., any Wednesday, at Mr. Pennell's, Guildhall-chambers. J. Currie, Mincing.lane, merchant—first div. of 205., any Wednesday, at Mr. Paunch's, Guildhall-chambers. Currie and Seignette, Mincing-lane, merchants—first div. of 10d., any Wednesday, at Mr. Pennell's, Guildhall-chambers. BANKRUPTS George Codrington Nicholls, Liverpool, commission merf chant, Feb. 24, March 13, at the Liverpool District Court o, Bankruptcy: solicitor, Mr. Brown, Liverpool; official assignee sir. B,ra, Liverpool. Richard Allerton, Bootle-cum Linacre, Lancashire, wheel wright. Feb. 27, March 24, at the Liverpool District Court of Bank. uptcy : solicitor, Mr. Brivaley, Liverpoo! ; official assig nee, Mr. Morgan, Liverpool. Cooper Ewbank, Manchester, sharebroker. Feb. 21, March ig, at the Manchester District Court of Bankruptcy : solicitor, Mr. Binney, Manchester; official assignee, Mr. Hobson, Man chester. William Beynon. Birmingham, button-manufacturer, William James Dunsford. Bristol, surgeon. Joseph Mellanby, Hartlepool, coal-fitter. James Blyth, Chelmsford, grocer. Stephen Bretton and Thomas Tunwell, Charlotte-street, Fitz roy-square, upholsterers. William Burrows, Grove street, Hampstead-road, builder. Richard Ensoll. Broad-street, Bloomsbury, draper. George Goddard. Leicester, tea-dealer. Joseph Johns, Grosvenor-street, Pimßel, cook & confectioner. John Thomas Pascoe, High-street, Mile-end New Town, me tal refiner. Samuel Pursell. Strand, ironmonger. Thomas Francis Saunders, Peckham, brewer, Walter Spiers, North Audley-street, printer. INSOLVENT (PETITIONER). G. Bickley, late of Croydon, attorney.at law DIVIDENDS. March 3, J. Smith. Liverpool, victualler—March 6, J. Burton, Levenshulme, Lancashire, victualler—March 3, B. Thorniley, Broadbottom, Cheshire, grocer—March 5, J. Dyson, Sheffield, scythe-manufacturer—March 5, J. Crich, Sheffield, maltster— March 5, G. Holdsworth, Halifax, wcrsted-spinner—March 5, J. King, Kingston-upon-Hull, mercer—March 5, W. Ibbotson, Sheffield, merchant—March 9, W. Senior, Sheffield, hosier— March 2, J. Gould, Sheen, Staffordshire, cheese faetor—March 3, J. Yates, Guernsey, and York-road, Lambeth, shipowner— March 4, J. Mortimer, Adelaide-street, West Strand, bookseller, DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, nn. 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 double the u ual price for the last six months, has greatly encroached on thimeans of the middle classes and the poor. CERTIFICATES To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before March 3. G. Atkins, Liverpool, brewer—T. Rollings, Ingram-court, Fenchurch•street, wine-merchant —J. Gadd, Camden-town, baker. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS, P. Primrose, Glasgow, floor-merchant. Hastings and Paterson, Glasgow, corn-merchants. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY . PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Ward and Sons, Leicester, hosiers—Maddy, Greenhouse and Co., Liverpool, cigar and snuff manufacturers—Harding, Scho field, and Flenshaw, Manchester, general warehousemen ; as far as regards W. Harding— Rathbone Brothers and Co., merchants, Birmingham; as far as regurds W. Rathbone—J. Anderton and .1. J. Armstrong, Wavertree, Lancashire, spirit and porter mer chants—J. Deakin and Son, Bootle, near Liverpool, boat build ers—Ellerby and Marsh, Manchester, bookbinders—Mather, Dickinson, and Co., Liverpool, coal merch nt--J. and W. A. Mayson, and G. Earnshaw, Dogford, Lancashire, cotton spin ners—R. and W. Butler, St. Helen's, Lancashire. watch move ment makers—Brunt and Co., Woodlesford, Yorkshire, earthen ware manufacturers—J. Poncia and W. Farmer, Birmingham and Cape Town, merchants—W. and J. Brownbill, Liverpool, grocers—Calvert and Storey, Lee s. stock and share brokers— Pownall and Worthington, Liverpool, stock and share brokers —lngaFton and Son, Eton, Buckinghamshire, and Piccadilly, boAsellers and furriers. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Wise, Farwell, Baker, and Bentall, Totnes, bankers. R. Jaekson and ft. Vale, Leeds. engineers. T. Mennen, Leeds, cloth merchant. BANKRUPTS. James Young, Salcott, Essex, shipowner. William Chessor. Commercial road, Stepney, cooper. Sibson Alderton, Chancery-lane, London, steel-pen manufacturer. Robert Kent, Aldenham, Hertfordshire, licensed victualler, George Prent:ce, Tullesbury, Essex, fishmonger. Thomas Reynolds, Cow Cross-street. cheesemonger. Richard Wilden Cronk, Seal, Kent, grocer. Frederick Jones, Canterbury, wine merchant. Charles Oswa:d Robson, Finsbury-street, London, plasterer. Charles James Baker and Edward James Eastwood, London, warehouseman. - John Ross and Enoch Burton, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, flour dealers. A enry Moore Naylor. Birmingham, haberdasher. Gilbert Brown, Shiffoall, Shropshire. banker. Richard Lewis, Wootton.uuder.Edge. Gloueestershire, wool. len manufacturer. William Bradley, Leeds. flax spinner, William HoHaworth, Bit': tall, York shire. 'flour dealer. Robert Lamber, Liverpool. manufacturing chemist, Feb. 27, March 24, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court., f Bank. ruptcy ; solicitors, Mr. Cotterill. Throgrnorton-street, London; and Messrs. Fletcher and Hull, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpoo'. DIVIDENDS - - March 7, W. Soffe, Strand, printseller—March 7, Kohne Laurence Poulteney-lane. and Dorchester-place, New North. road, wholesale stay-manufacturer—March 7. M. Wrake. jun., Canterbury, bricklayer—March 6, J. Glass, White Hart-street, Drury-lane. victualler—Feb. 27. C. Allen, Tadley, Hampshire, maltster—March 7, A. Harrell, 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 6, C. Wake field, Hampton-wick, licensed victualler—March 6,W. A. Chris 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 16, I. Blackbut n, Minories, and Northumberland-alley, Fenchurch street, engineer —March 6, T. H. Forrester, Baltic Coffee-house, Threadneedle-street, Russia broker—March 19, B. Jones, City road. draper—March 6, W. H. Alexander, Upper Clifton-street, Finsbury, hardwareman—March 11, H. Cunningham, Strand, bookseller—March 13, H. and T. W. Paton, G. Forster, and J. W. Morley, Sunderland. iron-manufacturers March 13. H. Lacey, Liverpool, bookseller—March in. W. Haskayne, Liver pool. ship-chandler—March 7, H. Hickman. Dud ey, Worcester shire, druggist. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting March 6, T. N. Et. Howard, Adelaide Hotel, London bridge, glover—March 6, J. Rayner, Rougham, Norfolk, licensed vic tualer—March 9, W. Senior, Sheffield, hosier—March 6, E. Smith, :muthwell, Nottinghamshire, innkeeper—March 10, C. Barber, B indle, Lancashire, calico painter. CERTIFICATES To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before March 6. W. Ockleston, Liverpool, hide merchant—M. S. Keyworth, Manchester, common brewer—J. Hulme, Manchester, paper dealer—M. Cooke, Manchester, joiner SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. - - - - - - R. Park and Co., Glasgow, spirit dealers—D:Auld, Port Glas gow, merchant—J. Christie. Glasgow, builder—A. and P, Wil son, Edinburgh, letter founders—J. Dow, Edinburgh, boot and shoe maker. ATEST DATES. AT LIVERPOOL. Direct. 11, direct Direct. llndirec Australia Bahia.. , Barbadoes.. Bombay ... B. Ayres ... Calcutta ... C. G. Hope Charleston . China Demerara.. Havana .... Jamaica.... La Guayra. Sept. 23 .. Dec. 15 .. Jan. 8 .. Jan. 3 .. N0v.28 .. Dec. 23 .. Dec. 13 Jan. 27 .. Dec. • . Jan. 3 If 15 •• ~ 8•• WEEKLY REPORT WORKHOUS FEBRVAR Dec. 3 Dec. 2g Dec. 30 Nov St. Helena Maranham Mauritius . . 4 Mobile 1 Monte Video. 'Nov. 30 N. Orleans .. Jan. 23 New York ~ 31 Peniambueo . Dec. 31 .. Rio Janeiro.. Dec. 22 savannah.... .. Jan. 12 Valparaiso . Nov. 10 Vera Cruz .. Jan. 1 OF THE FEVER AND , E HOSPITALS. Y_l4, 1846. ADMITTED. Fever and Small Pox l9 Cured .. Medical and Surgical Wards 94 Relieved Lying-in Wards Lock 121 1 Total REMAINING IN THE nosvinu.s Fever and Small Pox Medical and Surgical Wards Lying.in Wards .‘ Lock.... Total.. . . Consulting Surgeon. Mr. Macullock Physician and Surgeon of . theWee . lC, Dr. Dickenson. and Mr. Millett Davis. House Surgeons, Messrs. Radcliffe and Macdougall, Apothecary, Mr, Gilmour. NORTHERN HOSPITAL, FEB. 14 [WEEKLY REPORT.] Accidents 23 I Cured Medical and Surgical cases Relieved and at own requestlo upon recommendation.. 36 Attending as Out Patients 15' -- Irregular rota].. Remainingin the Hospital . . e 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 arid T. B. Gildersleeve* LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, FEB. 14 DISCHARGED A r.)IITTIS I. in-par ients cured l7 .In-patient ,, 3O Relieved and at own request 7 Out-patients ....... .. o Made Out-patients " Casual sit loin- the wcek., ti Irregtdar Dead .. - 3 Consultin;,rrtnrgcons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr Dew sot • Chaplain... ...... Rev. W. Channer Jlouse Visitors,. T. M'Gill and W. Pearce, Esqrs. House Surgeon Mr. Weheane. Apothecary, Mr. George Padley. JAMES BOLD, Treasurer. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. MARKETS. 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 Barle, 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 8 Barley — .. 0 0 0 Oats 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 are nearly unsaleable. Fine Barley sells on former terms, no de mand for common qualities. Beans Is. per qr. higher. Oats for seed fetch good prices, but for mealing 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 tolerable show of Irish beasts, and also from York. shire. Sheep only in moderate supply. Beef firm at last week's rates ; but mutton, id. per lb. dearer. All sold up. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 10. The arrivals into this port, during the last seven days, corn. pyise a fair supp4y of Whest, Oats, Flour, and 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 of town and country millers than of late, no lively appearance was observable in any branch of the trade. The transactions in Wheat, of which a few sales were made for the interior of the coentry, were generally upon a very moderate scale ; in old at the reduced rates of Fl iday, and in new at a decline of 2d. to 3d I.er 7nlb, from the currency of this day se i nnight.—lrish and Canadian Flour, although rather more saleable, must be deemed 6d. per sack and 6d. per barrel cheaper. Barley of all sorts, Pease, and Indian Corn continued to be neglected, and were offered with little effect at an abatement of Is. per q arter each —Malt and Beans remained in al. respects unvaried. The o.t trade, still exciting very little notice, all qualities re ceded further to-day, reducing price; full Id. below the quota. tlons of Tuesday last; and Oatmeal was further depressed in value. Two or three cargoes of Wheat in bond changed hands at 7s. 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, alhough healthy and promi sing, appeared rather too forward at so early a period of the yeor. CORN EXCHANGE. FEBRUARY 13. The duty on Foreign Pease has advanced to Is. 6d. per qr 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 yond 200 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 departments. The holders of good and fine Wheats, however, although willing sellers, ad hered to our last quotations, at which a limited quantity of Irish and Canadian was disposed of to needy buyers, whilst in ferior descriptions were nominally rather 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 : supply, were offered on rather lower terms with little effect: Oatmeal, on the contrary, claim ed a moderate degree of attention, and supported the rates last noted. Bonded Wheat, being generally held too high to induce a spe 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 bean taken at 31s. per quarter. PRICES OF GRAIN s. d. s. d 8 9 co 0 9 3 9 8 79 8 6 83— 8 i redi s. d. a ( Wheat,* 701 b Engli-h new 7 7 @ 7 1 9 :old Ditto, white 7 10 8 4 do. Irish red Ditto, white 7 6 7 9 ,do, Rye, English, I) , ilrish6oll,l -- Barley, English Scotch & Irish, s 60lb 4 0— 4 6 :do. Malt, English, 40. qr pale Irish Oats, 20 4',16 none. 40— 4 3 E'lish & Scotch, new Welsh Irish. fine qualities general do Beans, English, v qr old •••• 1 58 0 —63 -- do. •••• 1 53 0 —5B 0 4 - 4 2 I 3 9 - 4 0 3 9 - 4 u 3 9 - 4 0 !46 0 -48 0 '42 0 -44 0 40 0 -42 0 3 7 3 8 I d° 3 5 3 6 do. Scotch& Irish,i9 , 4Bolb -- Pease, English, white.. 58 0 55 0 blue —46 r :grey maple) 43 0 Do. & Irish Flour, 2801 b English & Irish, 2nds Ditto, superfine 43 0 Oatmeal, aq lc. of 240th Irish, 1845... . 30 0 Canadian Bran, .47 ,, 241 b fine.... '3g 0 —4l —4l 0 . extra .. '45 0 —46 6 1 0 'old - do. 29 0 -39 0 A/ 0 -31 0 14- 1 6 LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT' &SHE, , MADDER, ii. cut s. d. s. Montreal,Pot 23 0@ 23 6 Dutch, crop 0 0— 0 Pearl, new 22 9 —23 3 Ombro 0 0— 0 U. States, Pot 0 0— 0 0 Gamene Pearl 21 0— 22 0 Mull o 0— 0 BAR ti, Cluercit S 6 9 0 French, S.F. Oak, o k , ton 45 10 6 10 S.F.F 5l 0 —L3 German.... 4 0— 5 0 I E.S.F 54 0--57 E.5.F.F.60 o 63 Spanish ~ LEEDS CORN MARKET, FEB. 10 , . . - . The arrivals of Grain continue 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 Wheat from the farmers at to-day's market was good, and met pretty ready sale at about last week's rates ; old and Foreign in 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. 16. The supply of Cattle at market to-day was rather smaller than last week, which met with brisk sale at our List quotations. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, FEB. 16. Our Butter market d es not yet exhibit 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 ofl with tolerable freedom at 62s per barrel. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 11. 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, but other descriptions are exceedingly dull of sale though offered on lower terms; in fact there value is nominal. Well-known brands of prime Four meet a slow sale at nearly late prices; but good general and secondary qualities are with out inquiry. Oats id per bushel, and Oatmeal 6d p r load lower ; new Beans full Is per quarter higher; old are very scarce and bring high rates. In other articles no variation. LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, FEB. 13 There has only been a moderate demand for Sugar. and 400 B.P. sold at former prices. 4000 bags Bengal, and 1000 bags Mauritius have also been disposed of, on rather lower terms. No transactions have taken place in Foreign. No sales arc 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. 31 casks, 10 barrels Rio have been sold at 45s to 60s for low to good middling, 3 0 bags Costa Rica at 37s 00 to 4Ps, 1 , 0 bags Laguayra at 47$ per cwt, and small lots of Maracaibo and ordinary Havana at the quota ions. 200 bags black Pepper brought lid per lb. Nothing done in Cocoa or Pimento. A small lot of Malabar Ginger brought IBs per cwt. 100 bags of Bengal Rice sold at, 12s yd for broken. up to 15s yd per cwt for very good white, being rather dearer. In Rum the business is very limited, and prices are quoted Id to 2d per gallon lower. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, FEB. 13 There has been less inquiry for Cotton this week, and holders stiil evincing a desire to sell, 1 rices are rather more in favour of purchasers, but not sufficiently 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 IMPORTS OF COTTOI. From the sth Feb. to the 12th Feb, inclusive. Prices paid I c SALES OF THE WEEK. in Ike week. This Wk. thisyear 13 0 17 ai 23 ISea Island.. 5 B Stained o,ed Georgia 3660 1 f Mobile 16140 New e Pernambuco Orleans Parai 1 Alabama and Tennes 880 1 Arica and Ceara .... 630 Bahia and .vaceio 900 Maranham .. {Sawginned ..... Para Demerara, Surinam &c 630 Eiryptian Barbadoes .... Peruvian Bahama.... ...... Laguayra .. Common West India... Carthagena Smyrna.... ..... Manila 2410 Su iat 2/ 1 3i Madras — . . Bengal ......... 3 , 060 bales 31 - 51;1 - 4 13313 3#- 5i - 5 i 7 ; 4i - J ••" s i 8i 17;8 BRIMSTONE, V fon 15 Sicily, &c Tuscany.... - CASSIA LIGNEA,S. d 1 MOLASSES, v cwt. d St. Lucia, &e... 20 0 —2l 65 0 Demerara, &c.. 21 o—2 CLovErt-simu, V rut. Bar & Antigua. 23 0. —24 American, red4s 0 60 0 MuNJEET, cwt.. 20 0 —25 Dutch 45 0— 60 0 Oil, Olive, 4. Freuch&Gerni4s o—6o 0 Gallipoli COCOA, V cwt. Trieste Trinidad.... 37 0— Grenada .. 1 :..0 0— Brazil COFFEE, V. cwt. in tico Jama. triage ordinary ~ .. good& fine n. 55 0— 65 0 • pale 30 0 middling.... 70 0— 90 0 coloured 24 0 good mid. .. 95 0 -115 0 Cod — fine mid. &c. 120 0-150 0 LINSEED, p eu, 25 0 Dutch, triage i %30 0— 40 0 Itape,pale do. 42 0 Ordinary .. ) Turpen. 4. cw .62 0 good &fine o. 45 0— 50 0 Rtes., 7r , cw middling .... 56 0— 61 0 Carolina, cress 34 0— 0 70 0 iii opal 25 0 —3O Bengal. • rd. dul2 6 —l4 4 6 —l6 none 19. cu•t. in be, 56 0 31) , .. 39 o 42 0 Sicii l .. A 4) - Malaga. Porhiga 38 0 0 -37 10 37 0 Levant 50 0 Palm, rti Fish,* 2.5! 35 0 32 0 - - )25 0- -30 10 -28 0 -25 10 -25 6 - 0 0 good mid. 0 tine tnid., &c 65 Mocha Ceylon Java Havana 75 0 I African 40 0 Rum, p gallon , io bond Jamaica, 12 to 16 0.1, good & fine 35 0- 65 0 48 0- 3tl 0- 40 0 33 0 swinge,- - 70 0 choice marks. -95 0 SAYFLOWER, 7g3 , CS s• Bengal, 5 7 6 6 0 8 5 Bombay .. 6 0 SALTP.ETRE, c 615 East India 610 SouthAmericar.. 10 10 SHELL LAc, `, 3 / 4 7, ece orange 45 0 liver and block 24 0 9 0— 18 0 SKINS, clean small Lima, solid Barwood, Ango.s 0— 5 5 SIiUMAC,I4 c Gaboon Camwood .... 6 10— 18 0 Palermo Red San. Wood S 10— 6 0 Trieste.... FLAX,V ton. Verona.... Riga. P.T.R. Tyrolese P'burg, 9 head none SUOMI, c Archangel .... B.P. Muse Dutch & Flem. GALLS, F cwt. Turkey, blue .. G 5 0— 28 0- 30 0- good R hne.46 0 ord. & mid 3 0 1 10 Imoist bro tv ' ti 4 - 5 0 mixed East India GINGER, s cwt Barbadoes Jamaica 5O 0 E. India, in bd 18 ()- GUM, 3; , cwt. Arabic, Turkey 0 0— 40 0- East India. 2 10— Barbary Senegal deur, 1. ton Je S. P'burg, clean 32 10— potshot 30 () Riga, Rhine .. 33 0— St. Domingo.. 30 I Brazil Laguira DYEWOODS, IN ton Lcgwood, Jam. 5 0— Hon. tiz Dom _.5 Is— Campcachy 8 0— Fustic, 5 0— Tampico 6 5 Puerto Cabello 5 10— Cuba • g 10— NICARAGUA Wool,. Rio de la Hache a 9— 3 2 34 4 4 46 5 2 16 s. (1. s . d 2 6 —2B 6 14 9 —l5 0 -6o o --40 0 G 0 —i2 t fl a 80 8 6 9 6 —IU 3 ti s r: 0 6 6 7U -- 8 6 -.- dry brown .. 48 0 —49 0 70 0 good & mid.. SO 0 —SS 0 60 0 fine &v. tine 55 0 —56 0 —6O 0 NI anritin, dabs aid mo 40 0 42 0 f 80 0 I & ye;. 45 0 ..49edow 0 5 • 0 O e 6 0 £ 0.1 O 0 O 0 O 0 O 0 O 0 31 0 18 0 :ast Inc] extra fine lanL -39 U -14 0 -52 0 -62 8 22 0 -26 0 23 0 -26 0 nv . 27 0 —SO 0 'e ord. ... 32 0 —35 0 1 & fine.. 36 0 —4O 0 outshot 32 0— Archangel 0 0— Manilla 3O 0— Bombay l4 0— Jute 141DXS, OIC and Cow, - 4) , lb B. Ayres and Monte Video inferior & mid. 0 5 0 6 s good & prime 0 6i— 0 8 Odessa Do. salted 0 3 * Buenos A; re B N r . azl Amer. salted 0 2i -0 si n 0 j TAR, .111, brown l7 0 —22 • yellow 0 0 0 0 white o: d. 24 U —25 0 good ant finc26 0 —2B 0 TA L LOW, Cwt I"bergli, Y.O 42 3 -42 6 41 6 —42 0 00-0 0 0 -41 0 , . dry salted 0 4 6 4.,A Stockholm .... 17 0 —l9 0 Rio, dry Valparaiso, dry 0 41— 0 6 Carolina Odessa, &c. dry 0 5 8 6 Virginia —— -- W. India, dry.. 0 4i— 0 6 TA RT.% lt, .44 curt _ _ salted 0 3 0 44 Cream 4Tartar6o 0 —64 0 East India 0 7 —lO 0 brown and ye 1.44 0 —SO 0 Kips, B.A. dry. 0 7 0 84 TEA. Te it,. in bond. HOrse, d. each:2 0 —:8 Hoitss HAIR, 16. tt . 9 Dohea, Canton 0 2 0 4 Fokein Short mixed long tails combed IIVDIIOO, 710 tb.in pond. Pekoe. Orange 1 1 3 0 Bengal. Campo', pur. & violet 0 0— 0 0 cone. to good none blue & violet 0 0— 0 0 Ilyson Skin.... 1 0— 1 1 blue violet, & fin 5 0-- 5 6 Souchong,com. 1 0— 1 3 ord. & mid. 4 3 s 0 good to fine 1 6 2 g violet & cop.) 3 3 4 0 . , Pekoe flowery 2 0— 3 0 mixed .. Hyson, COM.. • 2 3 2 4 .op, g. Ai fine. 3 6 4 0 fine 2 6 4 0 ord. & mid. 2 6 3 6 Young Ilyson 1 6 4 0 -on. quality 2 2 4 3 Imperial . 1 4-- 3 6 Gunpowder, 20— 4 0 good and fine 24 5 0 TOBACCO,* lb. in bond. 4 9 J. River, Leaf 0 2 0 r.,i 4 0 Stemmed 0 34 0 2 3 0 Kentucky 4 6 1 Maryland -0 0 4 0 l TORME am, 7p. cwt. in bond. Cortex.. 29 1 Bengal ll 0 —is 0 LAC Des, V. lb. * TURPENTINB, RP €O/. D.T. and prime i 6 2 2 1 American mid. to good 0 6 1 6' VA lONIA, 4 tun-e a ,te 0 ord. & infer. 0 2 0 b Smyrna, pieked:s 0 —l6 0 MADDER ROOTS 4. cwt. . Morea io 0 —l 3 0 Sm)rna...... .. 56 0— 57 0 I WA' , Bass' wo cut. in bo n d. Tripoli & Syria 0 0— 0 i African French Naples . 37 0 0 0 ' American .... 7 0 7 10 Oude... Madras. IaIR, 4> lb Floras Sobres Corte Carracas, Flo. 3 9 Sobres STATE OF TRADE lirAstengsrea.—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 nued, must cense great embarrassment, even to the best esta blished export houses, who are to any extent dependent on fo reign remittances. Spinners and manufacturers are very cau tious in making sales; prices are, on the whole, without change, and our quotations may be repeated. Purchasers for prompt cash may in s me cases be made at a slight shade under the currencies we quote :-26 in 64 reed printers. at 4s. 4d. to 4s gd. ; 27 in. 66 reed ditto, at 4s. 6d. to 3s. 3d. ; 72 reeds, at Is. 4id. to ss. gd. ; 35 in. 66 reed sh'rtings, at 7s. gd to es, ^id. ; 36 in. 72 reed ditto at 9s. Id. to los ; and 4a In. G E India long cloths. 66 reeds, at Bs. 3d. to gs. 9d.; and 72 reeds, at Qs. gd. to s. lid. per piece. Le:ans.—A slight improvement has been experienced in the demand for woollen goods this week. principally 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 Pre 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. HUDDSRSFIELD —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 Is on Tuesday, and in the warehouses part business has been done during the week. Stocks are low, and prices continue firm; and with the prospect of the new tariff and the advance of fine weather. it is generally expected - have at least a good spring and summer trade we steal BRADFoaD.-'f he amount of business transacted during the week is only limited. prices acting as a barrier to increased con sumption. The supply in the market is a fair average for the time of year, hut 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 int,niries for Yarns, both on Monday and today, and a greater willingness to buy manifested, but the prices are so miserably low that very few spinner. ar. disposed to effect sales. e cannot learn that there is any more machinery put to work, and the stoch of Yarns have been gradually lessenin, 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 LRS'ings. Of the former sort it will take some weeks to execute them. 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 Nulls and Brokes BECKMONDWIKE BLANKET MARKET—The markets ha, e been very slack this week, and the prospects for the future are bur gloomy. ROCLIDALE.—There is some little improvement in the flannel market to-day. There has been a better attendance of buyers, and more business has been transacted but without any im provement in prices. Weil remains firm, at last week's rates. LEICESTER. — The demand for worsted an? woollen hos ery continues dull. There has been a great increase, of late years. in the manufacture of low cotton h• se. both brown and, coloured, in this market, no doubt owing to their low price compared with woollen and worsted goods. Wool is without alteration; firm, though there is but little doing, excepting in skin wools, winch, if anything. are a trifle higher. Hosisav AND LACE TRADES.—The agitation respecting the issuing of tickets to the workmen has nearly subsided, and the statute, in this vicinity may be regarded as yearly nugatory. At Leicester, we believe, the agitation is, in some measure, kept up, not only as respects the ticket, but against the alteration of the protective duties upon hosiery. In 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, :or a great length of time, have studiousif avoided letting their work.people know the real state of the de mand. The wrought cotton hosiery, in some histricts, is in rather the best state ; in others the cut-up and slop hosiery has the preponderance. All notion of a change of fashion, in rayon.' of narrow-checked or other extra.fashioned hose is abandoned, the rage for cheap hose still c,,ntinuing.—Nottingham Journal. , essening, MEETINGS • oF CREDITORS:Fon LIVERPOOL. I Feb. flour. 17. John Evans, Ist . . 17, James Chaloner, audit 17, Willi.,m Gibb. audit 17, James Reynolds, audit ............ 17, Schultz and Car 2d 17, David Parry. proof and div. . . 17, William Octlest n. prcof and div 18, George Patmore Payne, lat 19, Thomas Higginson, special 23, Thomas Chaloner, proof and final div 20, William Maud. 2d.... .. ....„ 20, Peter Owen, 24 . 20, George Codrington Nicholls. Ist .... Ditto :2 Litt° 11 Mr. Pemberton's, 11 ... District Court, 11 .... Ditto 11 .... Ditto 12 Ditto 11 LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATO MARKET. FEBRUARY 16, 1846. s. d. s d. s. d. s. d hay, old :I tb Clover Vetches Grass Straw. Wheat... o 3 0 4 o G-0.8 ; Hemps oo—o r o 0 0 ; Short Tops 2 7 2 10 o 0 0 ! 'ups Pink Eyes. - 3 4 Oat ... Bar ey Carrots . i j Cattle Tunips, ?► ton 17 6 6 6 27 0 —2D 0 !NI ar. e TIDE TABLE HOLTDATS, ET( D AYS . Maw. ... L YN. :41KlulIT WedneS. 18 3 Thurs... 19 J Friday.. 2.. 5_ Saturday '2l 2 26 2 41 15 5 7 329 . 1 • 6 44 4 22 ; 13 2 8 ;Quinquagesima Sunday EASTERN DISPENSARY, ROSE.IIILI. Report ()f cases for the or relieved at the Diw elms visite!, s,t their otN ng saturday, Feb. 11 au, Dr. Ashcroft igeons. Mes,rs. !laves, Lockwood and Haiti , ' House t'urgecn, Mr. Eecleston. Mr. Hulime. Apothecary PRICES OF SHARES, FEB. 16, SHARES .e RAILWAYS. 10 Aberdeen Railway ....... ..., 3 p 3 V Aberdeen. Banff, and Elgin 1 d 3 23 Ambergate,Nottingham,Boston,i 1 par.. 3 p and Eastern Junction 23 B'i.ead, Che,ter and Mo;d l3 d 3 422! Birkenheadßirkenhea a ti Birkenhead, Lancashire &Cuteest: 13 d 4 p 44 1 21 Birkenhead, Mold & Langolleu. 33 d 13 100 tirmingharn and Gloncester ~ 126. 128 25 Ditto quarter 13 Bidef,rd and Tavistock . . 3 d 3 42s Birmingham, LicAcid, &c. .. I d 3 V, Blackburn, Chorley & L'pool .. 3 d 3 5 Blackburn, Damen and Bolton. 13 p 23 23 New. .• 15 Blackburn and Pre-ton 42s Brecon and Merthyr ..... 7u Bristol and Exeter . . 5 Ditto new Shares 30 Bristol and Glcucester 3 British and Irish Union it P 1 9 1 Boston, , Newark and Sheffield i d.. I P 22 s stiimfcird, and Bil ming. 3 d 3 42s Buckinghamshire 800 i P 3 10 Caledonian 21 Half shares 23 Extension li Cambridge and Oxford ...... 42s Cambria, and Gland Junction. 3 d 3 13 Chelmsford and Bury 3 d 3 50 iChestcr and Birkenhead 14 i Ditto new Shares . 34 p 35 25 Ditto half 73! Ditto new .eV shares l3 p 23 20 Chester and Holyhead ... 42s Chester and Manchester Direct. 3 d 3 23 Clitheroc Junction I:,:Clydesdale Junction 23 Cornwall and Devon I d 3 Cornwall 3 p 4 23Derby and Crewe 33 p 33 13 Derby and Great Grimsby June 4 d.. par 23 Derby, Uttoxeter and Stafford 3 d il 1 Dereharn and Norwich 10 , Dundee and Perth 43 p 43 • 25 ,i,astern Counties 22 76s New Shares 61 Pcrpet ual, No. 1 .. G 3( Perpetual, No. 2 .. ;(Isl York Extension.... 1.2! I East Lancashire No.l 11.! N 0.2 14 East Lincolnshire P P ai p 4i P 124'Ditto quarter shares . IP .. 25 Is i New quarter shares 64 P 6& 3 Halt shares 20 (Edinburgh , Leith and Granton 18... 19 20 I Ditto, preference-shares 2l .. ;4:Edinburgh and Dumbarton 5 !Edinburgh and Northern 1 I Ditto ..t'ls shares—Newport . :4I Ditto .ei 5 shares— Lochgelly 24.Ediliburgh and Peebles 3 EdinlJurgh and Perth 5 !Ely and rilintingdon 24 Exeler, Yeovil and Dorchester. 4 d 22s Fleetwood. Preston and West R. par # p 42s Furness and Windermere . d 24 Glasgow and Bellast Union 4 d.. par 24 Glasgow and Dumfries ......., 4 d.. par 23 G as:cow, Paisley, & Greenock. 19 .. 19t 124 Ditto half sh,res ...... •.• • • 9• • 94 14 Ditto preference shares • . 5, Glasgow and Ayr 7B .. 80 10 .e 4 ,1 shares .,,.. 19 p 20 174 . 174 .. 6 p 64 Stock. i 257.. ',U9 52 1 11, G GI I: , aQ . 7:u u t i : a c: i e rrtt s i ee t ti r e r , r: s t , h , i :A aa , ( rr b: e i e s , s r ystwit h , & c . . . 4 d 4 2 5_ 5 Quarter i ah S rt l t i l ei a r r h are sn sharesa. . r e . . s .. . ... . . . 3 6 1;8 3 1 . pp . : 1 1 4 854 4 £4O shares (L. M.) 6O p6l 14,Granti Union.. 24!Great Eastern and Western 24!1- reat Grimsby Dock 5 'Great Grimsby and Sheffield 54 p Ii 14 Quarter shares 100 3reat North 01 England 5 New Stock 2 .e3O shares £l5 shares ll4 pl 2 24 Great North of Scotland i Great North and South Wales.. f d 4 85 Great Western . . 50 Ditto Half Shares ...... . . 89 •• 90 5 Ditto quarter. 14 p 15 Al: Ditto Fifth Shares 12 Ditto Ditto 42s Goole and Doncaster ...... ... a P 1 4 1 Harwich . , , 4 d.. par 6 H - ddersfield Canal and Railwa3 7 P 74 8 Fluddersfi! Id and Sheffield ... 13 5 p 14 42s lluddersfield, Bradford, &c...., . 3l I , 4 it 60 Gull and 5e1by....., ...... • •• l'' 6 1) ' 8 7 Ditto half 1 2 24 in D vn it r t n o e q ss ua a r n t d er 21 .. 22 Elgin 4 d I 24 Inverness and Perth 14 Ipswich and Bury St. Ed 24, Isle of Axholrn a n d G oo l e P ar.. 4 p 64l6cndal and Winderm're 5 Lancaster and Carlisle 5 Ditto thirds . . 64 P 64 '4 r , aricaster and Preston .... . . 12 p 13 ) Din , ' three-quarter shares . 18 4 Pl 9 4 Ditto quarter s Leiceste, and Bedford. s Leicester and Birmineharn .... 4 d 4 Leicester and Tamwo.th Liverpool and Leeds Dircct Liverpool and Bury New 3 p 34 L'pool. M. and N'castle Junctira 4 P 4 L'pool,Alancr,Prstn,&Southvrt par.. i p Liverpool, Ormskirk &P, est , n. 3 4 P 34 Liverpool, Warrington & Manc.i London and ltirmingLatr ... Ditto .432 shares Ditto quarter shares Ditto filth shares London and Birmin..hain Exter London an, Blackwell .., "-,,,1it0n 425 l Stock 16 2 Conso:idated }.shares, New shares.... London and Croydon Third shares New shares . Ditto Rastrick's.. London, Oxford & Cheltenham London Ye Windsor . ,ondon, Salisbury and Yeovil ondon and Portsmouth oSesterr. ti shares New .e4O shares _ _ ..... New £so shares ondon,Warwick and Kfederm orthern ,ongridge and Prestc r ,reds and Bradford . ,eeds and Devi sbury . New shares Reds and Thirsk. ,ecds and York . ,ytm and Dereham Quarter shares Manchester and Southampton Manchester & Birmingh. Con.. Manchester, Mid.& Gt Grimsb Nlanchester, 110 Manchester, Sheffield & Midla' Ditto fifth shares Ditto sixteenth shares Matlock a d idland Railway , ,e4O shares sth Shares Con. Birm tigham Mold June ion gewcastle anu Bervk ic Newcastle and Carlisle Quarter shares Newcastle and Darlin New shares Newc .stle and North Shit!: Newport and Abergavenny North British Half shares Dllto.(Carlisle branch) Noithampton, Banbury, &c North Bevon 253 . 1) 24 p 24 lti d 15t 661.. 671 13 p 15 22g . 234 p It 43 ssd p 35884 N rth Eastern North Kent . d d I North Union (A.) Ditto (B Northern and Eastern Norwich and Brandon New shares d I p la 79i.. 80 41 15 p 154 8 p 84 II p 114 d d.. par :Sid 33 p 35 Si P 3i P 3 P 34 i d par north Staffordshire Sort Wales . North Wales Mineral New shares North Western .. par.. i p 78 .. 79 S p 8i - 2 2 glCl l O i r ri d g riTi;M M ill a g n ra e l7l lll Jt hi ct i l d o l i ' 428 Oxford, Southampton. &c. ..., l 'Oxf rd. Worcester & Wolver. Whtny &Cheltenham, d 3s6d p 6sl 'reston and Wyre Preference (5 per New (5 per cent & 5U p 52 i d i 54 p 56 24 p 25 13 p 13i I'}p 11i 104..101 is p 17 1 p It 1-3..124 I d 12 p 13 H9..111 27i.. 28 454-46 i 21 p 22 i d 4 $ p' 8! Si p 4 If p li i P 1 i d i i d 4 i P t 214.. 216 148.. 150 8 p 10 4 p 5 31 p 41 48 P 41 P 2* 'a P d 2 P 1 d p 3 d 341.. 3St 2 4' MU shares (A; 4a p 4j li Half sha es (B) le p li 21 Sixth shares li Preston anti Wyre Extension . , a d.. par ion Runcorn Gap in New shares (4) dis.) ........ I 13a.. 11 40 - . Ditto preference - *Rugby, Derby and Manchestel.. 2 is., !Sheffield and Manchestei 131 33 8 i Quarter . . 4-shares No. 2 141Sluilicld and Lincoln . 2# p 2f s 3 Shrewsbury and Gre,t Western. # p 1 !Shrewsbury and Herefordatire . I d.. par qi shrewshury, Wolverh. & p 1 23. Shrewsbury. Wolvr&S.Stafford. d.. p 4 Oswestry & Chcster 4 p If 24 South 3 p re and Midland 14 d 25 h Devon SO South Eastern and Dover 39 .. sgt 16 New shares No. 1 in t New share- Nn. 2 10 I Consult ated Thirds 2 p 23 Half shares. 71, Scottish Central ......... 72 p li'scottish Midland -,sottish •- orth Western e•outli Midland . : South Staffordshire Junction 4 P South Wales.... ....... I p 2 Southport and Euxton 23 Staffordshii & Shropshire une 12 d 1i tifiStir:ing and Minif rline par.. f p ig'Tean an Dove Valley 5 !Trent VlWey 2t! fre t Vallloy Continuation 14 d 24itIlverstone, Lancaster & C'a lisle 3 d :y; Warwick and Cheitenhain... 3 p 1 2il Wakefield. Pont. tract, and Cools t 73p 184 Extension shareit. . 7 p 8 P d 6 par 23 p 3 p 14 42s1Warwickshire and London Welsh Midland 22siWest Lancashire 42s,West Riding Union ...... 21. Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth Saturday's 1 Sales Prices. This Day 4 4 1., xd &n do x int do as 6d p 31s 6d p $d I 7 p 6►s 6d p 2 P 3 4iii P x di v&n do } 19241 l i 113985 ) 4562 } 6725 ) 1 . 1845 } 13712 = ,t . .- , . - P :4 " 0 n .9, t. • T i g "I VI z Is et X m siiP gn •a • I Pe PRICES OF SHARES.-CONTINCTED SHARES West End and Southern Count 42s Worcester ar,d South Wales 4 !Wbitehaven and Furness 20 !Yarmouth arid Norwich.. 2f Ynrk and Carlisle 4:York and Lancaster.. 50 I York and N,.rth Midland 25 I Ditto half Shares 15 I New Half Shares' 25 (Scarborough) 30 !York and Selby 5a shares IRISH LINES. liArnr.agh and P rt Rush Igillandon and Bantry 5 !Belfast and Ballymena 2 j, ll3 elfast and Coleratne 2i belfast and Cuunty Dawn 5 Cork and Bandon 2j Cork and Killarney 4 Cork and Waterford lg Dublin and Armagh ..... 10 Dublin and Belfast Junction., 65 !Dublin and Drogheda 10 lit Shares ...... • • .... 13 Dublin an d W exford .. 4 Dublin and Galway, 5 Dundalk and Enniskillen .... 22 Great County Down Great Munster ............ 15 i Great Southern and Western. 73 Exten5i0n............ North Midland ........ It:Killarney 3 unction . .. 23;Limerick and Ennis .... 2d Litnerick and Kila . oe ......., I , d:Limerick and Waterford ..... 5 'Londonderry and Coleraine._ Extensionestertno iCgaon 5 'Londonderry and Enniskillen . h, & L'derry Jur 2 2 4 N N M e ieD : w r ilt r art y :o: ,dABGan Arm a gh, Vags ridge, and Bella s 5 3 Newry anti Enniskillen Newry and Warren-point ..... 22s i New Ross and Carlow .. 35 Ulster 3 Waterford and Kilkenny 2 Waterford and T amere 13 Waterford and Valentia 2 Wexford and Carlow FOREIGN AND COLON! LINES 1 ißarbadoes ..... .. ......... 2 Bouracaux T. &Cate 211'Kenzi 2 Ditto, Espeleta's to Boulogne and Amiens ...... 10 Central of France ... ...... 2 Central of Spain 2,1 C emerar a .. ...... .. .. ...... 2 Dendre Valley i 2 lnepp and Fecamp 2 Dijon ana Mhcuse ...... 5 Dutch Rhenish 1# Great Central Sardinian Great Luxemburg Great North and South F'rant Great Paris and Lyons Great `.‘ es' ern Bengal Great Western Canada . Jamaica 34 3•li 1 1 1 ............ ..... Jamaica Extension Jamaica arid South Midland Kingston and North Midland Lyons and Avignon. Luvan and Jemep Narntir and Liege.. North of France, con Arl ...... North Jamaica . Orleans. Tours & Bourdeaux E Overyssel Paris and Lyons, Lafite Ditto French Ditto Ganeron Ditto Caton's Paris and Orleans Faris and Rouen Paris and Strausburgh. Ganeron Ditto Hangerlot's Ditto Aymard's Rouen and Havre Royal North of Spain Sambre and Meuse Strasburgh and Basle 't. Larne and Atlantic four. and Nantes C'd . Ditto Raigeour's West Flanders BANKS, &c. Liverpool Bank Ditto Banking C. mpany Ditto Borough Bank . Ditto Commercial . . Ditto Royal ... , Ditto Uni, n . Nlanehester & l.ivcli.out 1 north and South . Liverpool Fire and Life .. Ditto new Aarine AF,syrppr, Cninpu Royal Assurar Ccimpanv Bootle r tcr V , orks lifartingt( 3 - Water w Coal Gets Compa Ditto ccw slia 100 New Ga & CoF mpauy ... I Saturday's Sales I Prices. I This Day 4 d.. par I 4pil 6 p 8 d par 7s6d d I* d 1,3..1t5 Si 19 p 29 48 p 50 * . d.. p . 1 tl g .3 13 I d i 4 d., par P 2.-3 d 2 d par 44 d 4 div & n I i P li p -those marked [d] A VERPOOL 6 , 4 !) . .t'1 186. net load. I t, Free. I 6 o o , sper let 110 G 1 50 0 I 2 2 11348 Od a► Id RANCE 0 0 20 0 —3O • 6o 0 : 50 0 —6o • 50 0 33 0 —44 • 25 0 ! 15 0 G 0 15 0 25 U - 20 0 - 25 0 - 30 0 - 40 0 - MI 40 II 70 I 40 0 17 6-20 0 40 0 - 50 • 17 6 - 40 0 - 17 6 - 10 0 - 30 I 0 0 20 • 20 • '5 0 j 17 6 20 • i 17 6 20 • 2c 0 25 O 0 j 20 0 O 0 j 25 0 Ditto, quarter Andert Carrying Cn 'Pacific Steam Comp any IPilbrow's Atmospheric IRock Fcrry steam 'lu g Company Prices marked thus [p: are at a discount. re at a premi PRICES OF TIMBEI WOOD, Dee..l stand. m. duty paid Arching ei bicrr . Gothenbar Wyburg Petersburg Pr.Axks, per DaLzi. Deck Briti6h An eri LATH %V GOO 0 34- Man ooaN y, tier foot of 1 inch thic Honduras _ - St. Dominic OAR PLANRS. TEAKWOOD, per cubic fee STAVES, per 124 Danzig - , C: Pipe Hhd .t 90 0 Quebec, red. to and Si feet long Do. Puncheon TIMBEIt. per cubic foot. t. tl. Cak Pine, firitish Amer. common 0 o Danzig. Memel. 1 3 --- I IGi- PREMIUMS OF INSU LONDON Sr LIVERPOOL Leewrird Isl. Dem. & F Honduras........ ..... Havana New York, E Charleston, S. a New Orleans Canada British ' , Tort h A merle Newfounctiand Brazils River Plate East Indies China Batavia. New South Wales Cape of G( Africa Lima, Valparaiso Malta, Sicily, &c Smyrna and Malaga .... M adeira.... I 20 0 Western Isles, Cape de Vend Lisbon ... Cadiz France Holland... Hamburg. Bremen, tkc Gottenburg, Storkholn Petersburg, Riga, Re, Oporto t - PACKET LIST. GENERAL POST-OFFICE, FEB. 13, X w r . $O,l mt.= rug ' trl Z- 04.0 M =O.OWEA,O 20 . 3.•••0 , "ii. , L.:4 ='" =,04 7 ? =,04 P a r c -a a o . P LO ...::Eg,'?l,9o.2et°•qw"°. 05;i5 ¢ ' < u ~ Cy 0 ,;;;' rs O. . ry ~ _ ~. 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