Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-07 00:00:00

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening. The Cotton Market was exceedingly dull to day, and the quotations, in the absence of any demand commensurate with the cnpp:y, must be considered nominal, but a decline of 3 i per lb on last week's Tates must be noticed, and some force.l sales have been made even lower, The sales to icy were barely 1,000 bales. Messrs. WriOlt, jao., and Co , in their circular for transmission by the Nia gara, which sails for Boston to-morrow, make the following remarks respecting the movement cf the trade durin ! , the week _ _ _ The clasing remarks of our last circalar advices of 30th ultimo per Arabia, recorded more cheerfulness in C tton, which was manifestly apparent the fcllowing day, when sales f 7,000 bales took place at id to id advance on the low and irregular rates previously ruling. This improve ment continued on Monday, when 6.000 bales changed hand", aed samples were as difficult to get at as they had pteviously been forced on observation Later American advices veers disappointicg and together with rumoured mercantile disasters and the pressure for money accommodation occassioned a feeling of mistrust, and the market relapsed into greater gloom than had yet exiiv d, and which has increased in intensity as the week progressed, the continued w!thdrawals of large sums from the Bank influencing the directars yesterday in raising the rate of interest to 9 per cent., which induced buyers t 6 limit transactions, and sellers to display greater anxiety to realize. Prices must be regarded as next to nominal, as, to effect sales, considerab!e concessions have to be sub mitted to, and no value can be said to attach to any parti cular classificati , n. The pr_vailing feeling of alarm, lest more troubles should result from the American financial crisis, is destrucive of all cot fiience, and superzedes futu"e considerations not the less warthy of reflection, but fur the moment totally disregarded. The total Sales of the week amount to 21.830 bales, of which 11,930 ara American. Speenlators have taken 1,370, and Ex oos ters 710, leaving 19,750 bales of all kinds to the trade. The Import for same time is 28,067 bales, of which 9,585 are American. The quantity known to be at sea from American ports is about 16,000 bales. PRICES TO DAY New Orleans Fair ..811 :wliddllng.. Rd o:din ay, . 411 to 6:*.d ;Mobile Of • •Wid 'I .. 7id „ ..5. 1 to 6,11 Atlantic ~ ..8d ~ 'lid „ .5d to CV Total tsksi for C >ns'pt'on, 1857, 1,717,499 bales. 1856, 1,861,360 bales „ Export (actual) „ 233.781 „ „ 235 34) ~ Ameri.:,n Brazil Egy tian E. Ida W. India Toial Stork this day 158,420 23,710 8 470 129,450 1,1.93 391 349 Same time 1856 3 2,8)0 29,6 0 43,030 31 h5O 1 o.io 423,370 Messrs Farnworth and J.rdine, in their circular of this evening, say :- The improved tone we noticed in our market at the close of last week, and the advanced quotations obtained as Saturday last, have again given way under the pressure of a combination of unfavourable circumstances. The accounts from the States being considered toss assuring than was anticipand, coupled with the ext.eme dulness in the Manchester Market for all descriptions of goods, and a gene al adoption of short time, have caused hol 'ers to be less sanguine, and to rea'ize at very irregular prices The continued drain upon the Specie of the Bank of England caused its Directors sg:in to raise the rate of Discount to a point unprecedennA, beat g now 9 per cent., produced a f.rther gloom, though tha movement was generally anticipated The total business of the week has been extremely small, and our quotations will shoe a ?eduction of I per lb. on American, i to 5- on Surat, and about 4 on Egyptian and Brazil below those cf Friday last. The Liverpool Share Market opened with a very dull feeling, and prices met with a heavy decline iterwarls, however, there was a slight rally, 'and the market closed at the best point of the day. The following were the trtnriactiens :-Bitken head, Lance shire. and Cheshire, 631 ; Blackburn, 71 3-16, 711; Caledonian, 37K, 371, 37,1 Eastern Counties, 13;; East Lancashite 891; Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, 6 ; Great Northern, 234 ; Great Western, 48 ; I, tneashire anti Yorkshire, 901 9C-a, T!4, 90i, 91, WI, 91 ; Do. ~.1 . !9 shares, par; London and North 93i, 931, 931. 934, 93 932, On, 91, 918 ; Do. s shares, k d ; Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 371; 'Midland, 80; 1 :, 801, 801, 80i, 804, 804, BCI 804, 81, WI; North Eastern, 214. 229 221, 22K, 221, 22;1 Leeds Capital Stock, 23k ; Dovers, 18 9-16, 184 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 0k ; 9, 84, 9,8 k ; Great Western of Canada, 171; Pa-itie Steam Company, 40 ; Do. new shares, 10 dis. The following were the closing prices :-Blackburn, 7 11-16, 7 13-16 ; Chester and Birkenhead, 63, 631 ; Caledoniar, 374, ; Chester and Holyhead, 15, 151; Eastern Counties. 10k, 10L East Lancashire, 89k, 90 ; Do 91 Shares, par p; Great Northern, 234, 24; Do. A, Hi; Great Western, 4'Bl, •VEi ; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock. 91, Hi : 91. shares, par p ; Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 181, 18i ; li ehester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 37k, 371 ; Mid land Stock, 814, 811 ; North British, 114, 12 ; North Staffordshire, 41, 41 d ; North Eastern-Ber wick, 221, 229 ; York and North Midland, 384. 38t; Leeds Capital Stock, 238, 21; South East ern aryl Dover, 18a_, 181; Scottish North Eastern, 11, 12 ; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 51, 54 d ; Do,, New Shares, 58, 5,1 d ; Dutch Rhenish, 54, 51 d ; Great Western of Canada, 17, ; Do. New shares, Ilk, d ; Great Luxembourg, 51, 6 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 8 13 16, 8 15-16. The weekly Traffic Returns, received up to this afternoon were as follows:-Bedalo and Leyburn 961; Belfast and Ballymena 1,3031; Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire 3,086/ ; Blackburn 1,0021; Bristol and Exeter 6,0801; Caledonian 18,8781; Chester wad Holyhead 6,8861; Cork and Bandon 3301; Cork, Blackrock, and Passage 2061 ; D ees ide 2531; Dublin and Belfast Junction 1,5751 ; Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 1,0651; Dundalk and Enniskillen 5711; Dublin and Drogheda 1,5101 ; Dublin and Wicklow end Dublin and Kingstown, 1,072/ ; East Anglian 9761; Eastern Ceunties and Easerti Union 26,141/ ; East Lancashire 5,06(1; Edinburgh and Glasgow and South Dunfermline 6,0821; Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee 8,1281; Glasgow and South Western 7,0)6/ ; Great North of Scotland 1,4721; Great Northern 2,-12361; Great Southern anti Western G,680/; Great Western 28,3321; Kendal and Windermere 1601; Lancaster and Carlisle 6,8761; Lancashire and Yorkshire 212041; Llanelly Railway and Dock 4451; London and Blacktizail ],4181; London, Brighton, and South Coast 15,6261; London and North Western 62,0301; London and South Western 13,5431; London, Tilbury and Southend 1,0851; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire 10,6361; Manchester, South Junction aid Altrineham 8001; Maryport and Carlisle 1,000/ ; Midland 32 913/ ; Midland Great Western 3,8681; Newcastle and Carlisle 3,660/ ; North British 5,1381; North Eastern 37,0601; Nor .1i Staffordshire Bail way and Canal 7,4121; North Western 1,0021; Oxford Worcester, and Wolverhampton 4,619/; St Wiens' Canal and Railway 1,7881 ; Shrewsbury and Bir mingham 1,5501; Shrewsbury and Chester 3,017/ ; Shrewsbury and Hereford 1,7011; Scottish Cen , :ral 8,1711; Scottish North Eastern (late lib.:.rdeen)3,3s(s/; South Devon 2 402; Soul' Eastern 1) 1461; York and River Duo 2,8-181; Ulster 1,5701 ; Vale of Neath 1.7031; Warrington and Stockport 2271 ; Waterford and Kilkenny 3191; Iliaertorn and Litneri?k, 1 210/ ; West Hartlepool Her bour and Railway 3,0081 Whitehaven and Fur ness 4341; Whitehaven Junction 5211; Buffalo and Lake Huron 1,1551 ; Duteb . Rhenish 3,3781; Grand Trunk of- Canada, 10,5011; Great Luxembourg 1,0-12/; Great Weston of Canada, 10,9671. The Funds remain very heavy, and to-day a fresh Gil of per cent. has been established. At one time of the day the decline amounted to p er 'cent., but there wis a recovery. Consols for Money closed at 884 to 88-a, and at the same figure for the Account. Exchequer Bills are quoted at 15 to 5 dis. The London tiailway Share Market was quite inactive to day, and prices show a decline. The following were the closing prices :—Caledonian, 764 ; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 57, 59 ; Eastern Counties, 52, 53; East Lancashire, 89, 91 ; Great Northern, 924, 931; do. A shares, 82, 84; Great Western, 481, 484 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 91, 91k; Leeds Northern, 461, 474; London and .Norji Western, 94 4 London and South Western, 864, 874 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 371; Midland Stock, 814 ; North British, 464, 474 ; South Eastern and Dover, 62, 63 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 891 901 ; York and N ort h Midl an d 764, 774; Grand-Trunk of Canada, 35, 36; Great Westein of Canada, 174, 18; do. (New), 24, 24; Norther n of France, 34k, 341-, Paris and Strasburg, 251, 26; Paris and Lyons, 3 49 321 ; Paris and Orleans, 48, 50; Sambre and Meuse, 64, 7; N emur and Leige, 64, 64 ; Dutch Rhenish, 654. The Manchester Market responds to the depres eiJn. .ipplicable to the Raw Material, and the same THE NORTHERN TIMES.---LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1857 influence operates to restrict business in the Manufactured Article, whether as regards Goods or Yarn, both which are lower in value, and produc tion is considerably curtailed by the more general resort to short time, which already is less than at any period in the last ten years. Our Grain Maiket is not exempt from the in fluences which prejudicially affect general t ra d e , and operations in all .artic:es of BreAstuffs are restricted to the wants of consumers. Recent imports are freely off:red, and to sell in quantity an induct.ment would be held out, but buyers act on the reserve and prices dre ir,e nlar; only the b•.st qualities of Wheat and Flour support the quotations with anythity! like stead:ness, whilst Indian Corn has receded (hi to is per quarter, and demand limited. TLe General Produce Markets have been ex ceedingly dull this week, and to effect sales lower prices have been submitted to. Titr..followin , .; are the latest quotations of ForeifZu Exchanges :—Amsterdam, short, 11 10-1 to 11 17i , Do. three months, 127 to 12 11-; Rotterdam do 12 37 to 12 11, ; Antwerp do., 25 55 to 25 70 ; Brussels do.. 25 55 to 25 70; Hamburgh d0.,13 10 to 13 121 ; Paris, short, 25 271 to 25 40 ; Do., three months, 25 85 to 25 95 ; Marseilles do , 25 85 to 25 95; Frankfort do., 119,1 to 121; Vienna do , 10 47 to 10 50 ; Trieste do., 10 45 to 10 52 ; Peter,- burg 34 to 341- ; Madrid do., 47i to 48i. BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS. Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32, for the 10 days, ending Wednesiay 4.h Nov , 1857. IS SUE DEPARTMENT. Debit. Notes issued .. .£22,422,060 Credit. Government Debt Other securities 3,459,900 Gold Coin and Bullion 7,917,C61 £22,422,060 4 Total .... £22,422,060 BANKING D Debt. Proprietors' ca pital Rest Public deposits 4,871 914 Othtr deposits 11,910,670 Seven day an.l :P A RTMENT. Credit. Government se curities V 0,120,104 Other securities 22 628,251 Notes 2,155,315 _ . Gold and silver coin othe: 1id113.. 813,197 £35,454,390 Compared with the pre the following ref tilts : Active circulation Increase Total £35,454,39 0 .vious returns, we have £2),263,745 500,480 8,497,780 • 872,014 3,305 519 66,080 813,197 6,245 4,871,944 10 204 11,910,670 646,684 10,120,104 134 437 22.628,251 2,223,710 2,155,315 ;! 1,330,655 Decrease Rest .... Increase Seven day and other bills . Decrease Public deposits . . Increase Other deposits Increase Government securities Dt.creas , ,, Other securities Increase Notes unemployed Decrease We regret to announce the suspension of the important firm of Messrs. Naylor, \Tickers, and Cc., iron and steel manufacturers, of Sheffield and Liverpool. The house his also branches at New York, Boston, and Slot kholm. The imniedia e cause of the suspension is the absence of remit tances from America, coupled with the Let that the assets of the firm are at present to a consider able c xtent unavailable. It is fully expected, however, that after the discharge in full of every claim, a large surplus 'Nil; remain, for the balance sheet on the Ist January last showed an excess of assets over liabilities of £200,000, and the losses actually sustained through the American ember rastnens are described as trifling. The liabilities will prove extremely heavy, as the house has carried on a very extensive business. It is consequently feared that the suspension will occasion severe inconvenience in some of the northern districts. Annexed is a copy of the circular issued to the creditors:— Sheffield and Liverpool, N:,v. 4. Dear Sir,—With the deepest regret we have to inform you that the utter disorganisation cf cDmmercial and financial affairs in America, and the impossibility of seeing the end of the pres.mt make a temporary suspension 01- psyuirm, nupsrstive Upon us. vr 1./AVO Lusi.rutueU Messrs. Harmood Banner, and son, of Liverpool, to prepare a statement of our affiairs, nhich will prove our assets to consist in so great a proportion of metals and real property, and our surplus to be Bo large, that the eventual payment in full of your claim is beyond question, and that all we require is time This statement will be ready to be laid before the meeting of our creditors on Tuesday, the 24th instant, at two o'clock, at our offices in Sheffield, at which we urgently request your attendance.—We remain, dear Sir, very respectfully, NAYLOR, VICKERS, AND Co. A half yearly dividend at the rate of 6 per cent per annum is advertised on the shares of the Anglo-Romano GI-as Company. The dividend is now advertised on the shares of the Arica and Tacna Railway With reference to the market for American se• curities, Mess7e. D. Bell, Son & Co. report ae follows Daring the past week bat little business has bee❑ doing either in American state stocks or railroad bands, and the only change to notice is a considerable decline (afEfr many fluctuations) in the price of ll:inois Central shares. THE 31 ONETARY CRISIS AND THE BANK CHARTER. As the public have now an amount of notes in their haude, equal to any recent averages , an d b us i ness h as been for some time undergoing rapid contraction, the continued pressure for money mast be mainly accused by comic Tient alarm, and the consequent desire of every person to be over supplied. The question whether any ftv ther rise will be necessary will, therefore, greatly depend upon the extent to which this action is carried. If the mercantile community, instead of recognising from what they have already witnessed of the course of the Bank, that they are in no danger of being suddenly shut cut from accommoda'ion will pertinaciously rush to ob tain a double share, any inconvenience they may sustain Rill be of their own creating. The Bank can undertake to provide for wants but not for fears. There is not the slightest provocation to panic, but the old opponents of the Bal.l Charter Act are beginning to bustle in the storm, and it is impossible to feel certain on any point. There is no need for interfering in the Bank Charter by Govern ment palliatives, BAN ERUPTS. By Brieish and Irish .11 - agneic Telegraph, 0 Sturgis. C.)llAge terrace. St. John's Wood, builder, J. Cooper, High-str eet, Marylebone, upholsterer. T. B'ngham, Holbeach, draper. R. Tomlin, Castle-street, Leicester-square, victualler. John Aston, Stourbridge, victualler J. Martin Van Winkle, Kings Head, Poultney, tavern keeper. T Fletcher Burton timber merchant W. Braileford, Nottingham, smallvare dealer. H. Giles, Tomlins-terrace, Limehmise, stonemason. Frederick G. Earl, Salisbury-street, Strand, and late of Plice's- square, Kensington commission agent. F. Meredith Caporn, Nottingham, lace manufacturer. T. Burn Rhodes, Bradford, Yorkshire, druggist. T. W. Gilbert, Railway place, Fenchurch-street, sail maker. O Bows, Park-street, Bromley, builder and victualler. H. Roberts, Gored, near Holyhead, corn dealer. J. S. W. Towson and A. T. Tall, Bpach-street, Barbican, wholesale stationers. H Hine, Piccadilly, lacetnan. S. Coleman, Kingston on-H 11 tailor. J Cooks and John Cooks, Darby's hill, Oakham Castle, Salesman G. Browne, Tottenham Court-road, draper. J. Markille, Dolby-market, Rasen, druggist. Mary White, late of Mask lane, City, coal and corn merchant, but now of High-street, Poplar, out of business. G. Rogers, Westminster-road, hosier. EXPORTS TO AnanicA.—We ut thrstand that the Glas gow (s.s ), which sailed from the Broomielaw for New York last week, had nit one-eighth of the usual cargo of mer chandise. Such has been the effect of the monetary panic in America. It is only a pity that the diminished rate of exports had not commenced some few months ago.— Glasgow Daily Mail. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—Noy 6. At the date of ur last a more hopeful tone prevailed in the Cotton market, and with an wraost genera; withdrawal of the offering stock, and an increased demand, prices rallied id t• id per lb. On Monday the adv'ce3 per stesmtr being lass favourat i, than anticipated, and the fear of fresh monetary restrict'ons Faining grourd, a pause was experienced, and the ab,ve advance lost; and yesterday, upon the announcement of the Bank h wing raised the rate of discount to 9 tier cent , the market (as a market) ceased to exit, and Prices became altogether nominal. The week'y •ales are retorted at 21,830 bales, of which 1.370 are on speculation. and 710 for sport. This week. P. ices paid Currt. i'rices. Import Sales. Description. t this week Mid. Fair. I Stocks ---- -- 1 cl. d d. d. 200 Sea Island -10 to 20 .. 9585 1 3170 Upland - ..j ti to 81 .. :: 163333 .... 19 0 Mobile - -: ti to Si . .... 659 i New Orleans' 5i to 10 . . .... 1570 Brazil ---I7a to loa . .. 22400 14.3 60) Egyptian - -Io to 13 . .. 9100 .... .... West India -I —to .. •• 163 1 ) 17019 773( East India - I 4i to 7 .. 13100 Tot_ a - .. . 23367 21830 Total I — 324660 324660 LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—Nov. 6 Our General Produce Markets continue evrernely deixessed, taisineis being almost altogether suspended. I Oa WO 200 tons Jamaica at £4 per ton, ex quay. F AGO FL vs.-200 bags at 163 61 per cwt. RETIEW OF TUB WEEK. fuses. —Folders C to pre.; sales beyond the wants o' buyers, a further declass of 2s. per cwt has occurred on refining descriptions, wh le gro-ery so, is are almost unsa'eable ; the hu , ints3 comprises 700 hhds. 8.P., at 42i. for average An igna, 4 s for Brown Demerara, 30D bags B ngal and 3'o bags Natim Madras at 33i. 5,000 mats strong b-own Magri'ins at 435., 700 tons nnelayed manilla at 313. do ypa d, 700 boxes Havana, on secret terms, and 5,300 b gs Pernans and Par..bia, eh'efly at 225. to 23t. ear cwt. in bond. lioLassEs —Lower prices hkve again been accepted, and tha Wes comprise 70) puncheons at 13;. 61 to 4s. f. r clayed Cubs, :3s. 6d. for Trinidad and Demer,ra, of indifect import, at 14;. 9d. per cwt. for uri an COFFE2.—I be bus'n,so is afra'n unworthy of notice, being limited to 10 casks Jamaica dt 693. to 70 ~ and 40 b go Manilla at f.BO. per cwt. PEPPEE —Nothing done. TIMe ro.— 20 bus sold at 4.1 d. rer lb. 1 Ice.—The depression notice last week has further :ncrease I, and sales during the last few d ys have been forced. at a reduction of about Is per cwt ; the transaAions inc!nde 6,75) bags B ••nga', at Bs. to fis fid. for B illam, 8.. 91 to 9s fur small broken, and 1:s. 91. for good, 11,851 ba_s new Nnransie at 9s. to 9s. 6d., and a fee tierces Carolina at 245. per cwt. RUM —No busine a reported. TEA.—A Attie morn business has been done this week In blackish leaf 1471341 at lower prices ; comm .n Congous aro quiet at 13 Id per lb ; sales to report i i greens. Isn co.—There was a forced public sale of 119 sesrons ord nary CaraccAs, from New York, effe AO on Thustd y, t2iGI to 43 21 per lb GAMBIER —2 to❑s hea e 3 h,ve been dlspnvd of at lie 9d per cwt. Seco L. ua —750 b•gs a 163 6t to 163 9d fer cwt. GUM Corai..—One ton red African at 85s per cwt. va4BoLams.-301 bag.; at 83 tid per cwt. MADDa POWs —3OO bales B )mb_y at 353 31 to 363 per cwt. SALTP •TRE.— 730 bags C , lcuttl at 504 for 5 percent., per cwt. NITRATE OP Sons.-::Smal sales at 21s to Issper cwt. LOGW3OD —2O tons amp Itchy at e 5 20 to a Honduras at £5 17s 6d,' 0 tons St romingo at £4 2s Gd per ton. Fume.— 30 tons Cubs at t 9 5s to £9 10 , , 80 tons Span'sh and Rio Hiche at et 24 6 to £5 7s 61 par ton, LIMA. WOOD —5O tons at £22 to £24 per ton. SAYAN' WOOD 20 tons at £l3 to ..t 4 14 15s per ton. Baswooti.-10 t ns Gaboon at £4 Is cd to £4 12s 64 ps' ton. Roux.— i he sales will not exce.d 1,000 ba•r-ls ; common at 4s 3d to 4s Gcl ; medium to One quality. 5s to 18, 61 per cwt. Tea.-2,000 ha re's Stockholm reported at 144 3d per barrel. Asu .—Only retAl sales are repotta lat 41s to 42. 61 per cwt. HIDES continue much drp-ers.d, a few salts t River Pate have been sold at about 70, 1,160 dry salted Brasil at 84d, 370 salted Barbadoes 'lid, and 452 Austra ion .t sid to 51c1 per lb. Barit-rosa.—No busioess report d, chiefly owing to watt of stock. Atto^rs —The only sales consist of 17 cases Perugia white at easier rates, and 5 ca ks red at 52s 61. TARTAR. —Nothing d oing. cUERCITRON BARK has met pith tesdy sale, 75 hhds. riflVelphia havicg changed ha - ds at Ps 31, an 1,60 t bigs Baltimore e7s 6d. SUMAC has rem fined gniet, and cn'y about 4 0 bags Palermo sold at Its to 13s 6.1 per cwt. OLIVE CIL.— The transactions are of a retail charact r, prices being aga‘n lower. SEAL OR COD OILS —rothing wer by of notice has taken Mace. LINS, ED OIL 13 dull at 37s g d to 34... RAPE.—Pa'e at 45s to 491 ; 10 casks Pest irdia sold at 40s. OINGELLY.-48 casks at 33s to 33 6d per cwt. SPIRITS OF TIT,PENT:NE are in limited iemard at 36s per cwt. PALM OlL.—.snial saes have bee". made at £4l to .t 44 Ds par ton. TALLoNv.—The mark,t is flit and l o wer; prices may for the mrmect be ccniider, d quite nomirml. LARD hss declined 653 to 1 : 63 rer cwt. having been accep,ed. JrTE —The sales are confined to 200 bales, the market continuing quite in a nom nal state. ITEMP.—eOO tabs Manilla a - e reported at ''3o per ton. BEEF.—W.th a quiet retail demivid. which has taken off eiont the average weekly quantity, prices rumen as last qu=oted, and line beet is becoming scarce. Pon c.-1 here is no new fe Aare ; in the emetic:: of American the trade supply ;heir we is wi h I 15h, ti A c .33.—Continivis flat, bat holders do not ; re3s salee, the stock beirig in moder. to compas , . AA' lower 2. to 3s. per e t., wi hoot leading to a general deman I ; new Irish and int-rf res with tie trucle of the refiners of American, and adds t the depressi , n. CuslsE. A v .ry good demand exists, and all n.eful, goo], and fine qualities meet with a ready sale, at our quot arms. ENSUING SALTS BY AUCTION. SAITRDAY, Nov. 7.-31 tons Ans . :rail n Trlluw, 96 cases :Warps' Crewe, 38 ewes e.nd 9 barrels N ats' Foot Oil. MONDAY, Nov. 9 —3ll ha s Nitrate of Soda (el fau'ts), CO tons of Cuba and 55 tons of Pue• to Cabello Fustic, and 1 . 4 boxes of Pe,rl Sseo. TOFSDAT, Nov. 10.-150 bags of Pimento. WEDNE DAY, Ik'OV,, 11.-100 lags et Sago Flcur, 4 4 0 ditto dircouloured anl a 1 faults, 14 bales Bergal Safibwer, wad 1,001 bar rels of fine American Rosin. TetasoAY, Sept. 12 —5,00? bags Amcln Rice, 54 chests of Fast India and 21 serons Guatimala Indigo, and 10i/ gates Oi Castor Oil Flour. barrels. L LONDON AVERAGES —Wheat, 55s 9d; 4d; Bye, 3h 3d; Beans, 41s 81; Pease, IMPERIAL AVERA 30 sacks ; Barley, 448 91; oats, 29i 48s Od. GK.& Wheat.l Harley. Oats. tiye. Bens. Sept. 726 .. 575 60 i 42s 11( 253 6 378 7a 45s 7d,443 Id Oct. 3 .. 56s 3d:43 3 4 27 3 0 3 5s 6 45s 6c443s 4d 10 .. 55s 8d1433 Od 2,5 s 6u 358 70 45s 74:433 74 17 .. 553 100133 0 i 255 64 3 , s 4' 453 6d!44t 5 24 55; 6 1433 5. 258 3 37s 44 463 1c:'443 7d 31 .. 53s 11.(433 14 258 01 363 10c 455 9.1 45s 3d 6ve4OsAg.Av. ,55s 10d 43s 3( , 25s 7d 36; 4 45s 83143 s 31 LONDON CAT CLE MARKET.- Nov 6 • • Although the ntraber of beasts is not Nery large — they — cannot be d'sposed of. The small amcunt cf busl css transacted is at lower ia'es. There are on ly a few sheep, and purchases very scarce. A Lrge proyortlon remain unsold Calve , are lower. From Germany and Holland there are 122 beasts, 390 sheep, and 354 calves. l‘orthern and Midland Ccunties, 400 beasts, and 113 mikh cows from the Home Counties. Per stone of Blbs. s. d. s. d Per stone of Sibs. s. d, s d Best cots, Herefords 4 6 4 8 Best Duo & H , -bred .. 0 0 0 0 Best Short-horns 4 2 4 4 Best Long-w 0015!.... 4 8 5 0 Second quality beasts 3 0 3 6 Do. do. Shorn 0 0 0 e Calves 4 0 4 Ewes and 2nd quality 4 2 4 4 Pigs Best Dns & 5 2 5 s Lambs 0 0 0 0 Beasts at market, 934 ; sheep and lambs, 3,030; calves, 420; pigs, 230. LONDON RIDE MARIKET.—No v . 6. LEADINnALL.—The following ale tho vices :-56 lb. to 64 lb., 5d to v ; 64 iba to 72 lbs 5d to 54d ; 72 Ibo to 80 lb. 54d to 84d ; 80 lbs oFB lb. 51d to 51d 881bs to 96 lbs, 53d to sld ;95 lb% to 104 lbs, sid to 6d; 104 lbs to 112 lbs, 6d to did. Horse hides, 103 to 113. Caif skins, tight, 3s to 53 ; full, 8s to 83 6d. BEHMONDBEY.—Sheep skins, p 5s 6d to 7s Od ; tents and half brcds, 4s 6d to 5s 3 ; Downs, 3s 4d t" 4s OA. LIVIIILYVVL UOIL.N Kat; 1...-AOV 6, We have not ad many ba Ors our market this mornia s'et there has been a moderate demand for local and cou -t , y accoun*, as well as some i urchases for Ireland; prix e Amer can parcels of bo'h red and white, and c, urse wrong descriptiors of led wheat nea ly maintain the ra'es of Tuesday, but other descrip lo s are very unsaleable, though ofe•ed 2d per b-lshel cheaper. Flour is 61 to Is per barrel and sack 'lower, wi h little dAng. Gr ndin barieys are rather ch aper, and beans re: eda fuify Gd per quarter. Oats and oatmeal are a most unsaleable, the former at a decline of Id per b shnl, and the latter of 6d pe- load. Indian corn is in fair consumptive request at a slight do line, mixed American Vs 6d to 36i td, yell ,w 37e to 37s 61, Galat and Odesia 3;s 61 to 36s 91 per 480 lbs. Arrivals from the 3.d t 3 the s'h Nnvember, 1857, inclusive. —lnto Liverpool fr m Ireland.—Wheat, 120 qrs ; bar Ey, 168 qrs ; malt, 4 qrs; oats, 1,437 qrs; beans, 177 qrs; oatmeal, 2,984 sacks ; flour 560 sacks. Ccas wise.—Oat4, 21 qrs. Canada and o her British Colonies oat of Euro c.—Whet, 2,4 . 0 ; flour, 751 brl=. Un ted Stites.—Flour, 37 brls. Europn, B t l .—Baricy, 950 qrs ; beans, 112 qrs r Indian corn, 9,635 qrs. Into Run, orn —Oatmeal, 1,073 sacks. 'rotal.—Wheat, 2,570 qrs ; bi rley, 418 qrs ; m ilt, 4 cps; oats, 1,457 qrs ; beans, 2b9 qrs; Indian corn, 9,635 qrs; oatmeal, 4, 57 sacks ; flour, ECO sacks 788 bils. R. MAKIN & SoNs. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCF, NIARKET.—Nov, 6., Per stone, 20Ibs. Per gol , -,R. .. 4 1 . . 0 . s. d. s. d ~ o tatoes. Seed:logs 4 oto 4 4 Ray, 01d...... 0 7 to ll 8 Ditto, Kemps .... 4 4 It, 4 8 Ditto, new.. 0 6 to 0 7t; Ditto, Wh - terocks. 3 4 to 3 6 Ditto, clover 0 6 to 0 71Ditto, Bs'shawi .. 3 4 t• 3 6 Green Clover 0 0 to 0 01:litto, P. Fartne.rs 0 0 ti. 0 0 Grass 0 0 to U O i Dato. cattle 1 8 to 1 Straw, wheat 0 3 to 0 3i Ver t. n. Ditto, (at Ditto, harl , y .... 0 0 to 0 oCarrots Oats, In straw , ... 0 U to 0 0, , Afangle wort& .. u .. t. 0 0 ,Manure 4 6 to 6 6 MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT. —Noy. 6. Ensin , s3 continues in the game unsatisfactory condition, there being very little doing and p icaA nominal. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—Nov. 6. Our markets opered he oily on Tuesday. and pilees were very gt n ,- Tally lower, and coatinued depressed on Wedneidty. Yesterday they became stagnant troll the alteration In the money market, a d prieesdmust now be er nsidered no ninal. _ _ Sr°la declined fully 25 at the commencement of the weak, and it is not possiDle now to gi - c =rate quote ions. COFFEE sold at an advance of abaut 28, but to-day the demand has been very limited. Tga.—We must quote a decline of ld in medium congou and 21 on greens. Cornmeal congou, in the absence of business, quo'ed I s lid, which was last week's price, but sales could not be made at it. ICE.—llolde s have showed some firm es , , but sales could not be made without gh lug ‘,.av in pr cc,. SALTFETdx must be considered Is to 23 less, tit' amount of business done t as been unimportant. Rum.— Quotations mast be considered Id lo 7er, while no transic tions of Importance are reported. Snubs hive sold beavi y. BOROUGH HOP vIARKET. My 6. Since the declaration of the duty the raurket has been very quiet. LONDON CORN MARKET.—Nov. 6 The wheat trade in Mark lane this morning was ; ull, int it cannot be quoted lower than on Monday last. Rour underwent no change of importance. Earley, with only moderate arrivals, still continnes a very dull ale; at the s me time, qnotatians rema n about tl e s.ms as last noted. tatl, • f which foreign arriva's era again large, were dull of sale, and, if anything, rather cheaper. Beans and peas without a'teration. ‘IIRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM N V. 2 TO NOV 6. Wheat Barley ..... Oats halt English and Scotch 293► 1420 0 15 )0 Forel cm, 5120 4210 1 38050 LONDON TALLOW MARKET--Nov. 6. The market is flat t -day. at the following onotations : —Petersburg V.C. on tile spot, 5236 d ; October and December, 52s ; January and 111 rch, 52s 61 to LONDON MINING MARKET.—Nov 6. Basins s la home mining stock; this morning has been inactive, and the market presents no feature of interest. Prices in most cares are nominally al lietore. Thera are ome inquiries for Whe -1 Mary Ann ohares, which are marked in the stock i'..xchanae, 491,-. United Mexican shares have been dealt in at I. Other fo eign d2scriptisns are drill. _ _ The General Mining Association Nova Scotla) have held a meetinc, but this company always excludes the reporters of the public press. The following account of the proceedings is furnished by the secretary :—" An extraordinary general meeting of the p oprietors of the General Wning Associstion was held this day, at the °Tee of th? covpany, Alfred Charles Bridge, Esq., in the chair, for the pur pose of obtaining the sanction of the proprietors to an increase of the caplttl of the association, in terms of the deed of settlement ; the capital thus raised to be applied exclusively to the purchase of the wh , le of the late Date of York's interest in the mines and minerals of Nova t-cotia and Caps Breton. The proprietors were fully in formed of the ar angements which ha i been entered into between the board of directors and the delegates from the Provincial Government of Nova r'cotis, who have recently visited this country for the purpose of conferring with the directors, and placing the future relations of the association with the colony on a firm and last ing ba , is. These negociations bad been settle iin a very satist'actory mane, to all parties, and the meeting wily approved and confl , med th • same. The resolution autlsorhing the increase of capital was unanimously agreed to, and the meeting adjourned." The annual mee:ing of the Rhynaney Iron Company is called for the 18th iost. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—Nov. 6. • • ----- -- At to-day's market wheat was held for is per quarter, but it checked sales and little bminess was transacted. Other articles were loner. DUBLIN CORN MARKET.—Nev 6. There was a moderate su ' ,ply at oar market to-day, and a languid feeqi g prevailed fcr all kinds o° gran and grain produce Prime samples of wheat, oats, and I'arley moved off slowly at about the currencies f Tinnily. Grinding barley could scarce'y be sold even at a reduction of 2s per quarter. Large quanta e 3 of Indian corn were forced upon the market. BPL f , AST CORN MARKET.—Nov. 6 The Bunnies of hcme grown grain were small; Wheat was a good sale at 3d advance. Oats we , e firm, ai d unchanged in pric.. For Oatm al th re was a small sale at lower !rites. At the Corn Exchange the demand was limited, at nom:nal pr'ces. CORK BUrTEit MA'IKET.—Nov 6. There were about 1,0:0 kegs and firkins at m:rket to-day, which aol i at the Wowing ra . es : Fl sts, 112 s ; Seconds, 105 s ; 1 hii d 3, 963; Fourths, 94s ; Fifths, 89a ; and Sixths, 63s Ler cwt. GLISG )W PIG IRON MARKET —Nov. 6. We had a quiet market to-day, at the folow . ng prices : —Mixed Nos., 563 to 73 ; Ne. 1, Hs to 59s ; No. 3, 553 to 553 Gd per ton THE POTATO DISEA?E. The disease among potatoes, which first manifested itself in this country eight years ago, and prevails at present to a fearful extent, has since its appearance paid an autumnal visit, although, till the present season, it was of less extent. Of the injurious effects of this disease there is no doubt, but of its cause a wide field for discus sicn is open, which admits of such controversial opinions, that no clearly defined decision can be arrived at. By some authorities it is con'endt d that the disease is in ti e plant, and is matured at specific periods ; by others, it is sugge ttd that the land is first impregnated with tt, e poison which rears the disease, and inoculates the root of the potato plant ; farther, it is considered that. a blight is the cause of the disease, and in support of the latter it is observed that invariably the disease takes a straight tract of land, through a county, infecting to a certain width, and making no distinction as to locality or exception as to quality of soil, as hill lands and low grounds come within its scope ; and soils, either poor or fertile, are equally visited ; yet it is remarked that rich land engenders the disease more generally than soil not so prolific; sa that by the disease taking, as it is imagined a particu lar line or course, it is presumed that, if blight, it is wafted in the wind and scattered with the flowing wave of air; and should this last pro position be sound in theory, no scientific or other experiment can avert the evil; but should any other ascribed cause be practically demonstrated, every effort ought to be strained to chick, mitigate, or remedy this potato disease, and despite insuperable difficulties that may surround it, yet the mailed exertions of scientific and practical men might acco,npli=h a desirable object and .a national good, in the discovery of a remedy or preventive to this much c, mplained of scourge. The reports from Scotland are the same as in this country hat the disease is p - evalent, and alt hough the crops are prolific, yet any are rendered valueless, and the present price of potatoes is 50 per cent higher than would have been the case had the disease not set in. It is somewhat remarkable that the early crop of potatoes escaped disease, but the late crops in all parts simultaneously became infected and destroyed by the disease. A proposed remedy for this widely-spread calamity has been suggested by Mr. James D. - L=l°nd, gardener, near Edinburgh. His theory of the cause and means of prevention of disease seems very ra tional, the first being attributed to the continual cutting of the potato tuber, and the planting of these dismembered ally weakened and liable to contract disease. The remedy he proposes is to replant from the native seed gathered from the wild potatoe, which abundantly grows is the moun tains of Chili, in South America, as he avers that the plant in its natural state has never become diseased. He further states that in two years after planting the seed would produce a matured crop of heathy potatoes, and these again should be planted whelp and widely set in fields. The Nstional Bank of Genoa has raised its rate of discount from 7 to 7,1 per cent. 'Ns LATE MK ;SULLIVAN. —BY the last advices from Lira we understand that one of the accAmplices in the mu-dcr of this gentleman, a well klown robber and assarsir, has been ar eared by the Peruvian authorities, an'l is now in safe custody. GALWAY IN IHE DAUK. The Gas Company of GJlway will not consent to the prices consult red by the inhabitan's to be fair, on comparison with Ihe rates prevailing in other place; and to bring the directo-s to teasor, the people have r so!ved to cut off the gas. Very Irish ! AS3ASSINATICN iF A FRw clt C.7L')NEL IV ALGERIA.— The Algiers journals announce that as Lientn it-Colonel Isrougt, of chi 70th regim nt, in garrison at Boni, was 1 itely taking a walk at a short disteece from the advanced poets of the camp of the Oued Zerga, he was shut decd by a Tunisian maraud. r. The Hilau's reason for the crime is not stated, nor is it s 'id that he was arrested. THE "CLUB CIENTIFIQUE" AT PARIS.—MEETING OF INVENTORS.—On Nonla , , the 16th November, will he o;iened in Pal is a new club— the Scientific Club— , firtich the basis was hid down at the moathly 'lnner held by the scientific editors of all the Paris j urnals. Thete edit.irs will form tha centre of the new club; to which, howeve-,• will soon be added the most dieting iished zavants of Paris A greet number of Russian families of rank lave alreody domiciled themselves in Rome, an I houses are taken for several distinguished English who pirpuse mak. ing the Eternal City V'eir head quarters this winter. Ani , ngst the rec 3; t arrivols are General Riwel,..n and Lady Cremorne, Lady J C)Ionel and Mrs. Caldwrll, Colonel an I Mrs. Nesbit, Mrs. Dennistour, of Dennif.- to:in ; Mr. Graham, of Gartm ee, and Mr. D ugl s, Sandf•rd. The Rijit Hon. R. Lowe has left Rome for Floiere>, en h's way to EnLl HIGHWAY Rcß HERIES I FR.LNCF.—The Var says:— " The delligence from Luc to Vidauban wis stopped the night bef re last (be 1.30 by two men, well armed. One of them ordered the postillion to s'op, and the other cut the trace , . Thy then with great coolness went re und to the several passengers and forced them to deliver up their money. Only one pal san ventured t) refuse, namely an officer in the navy, vho pos'tively decl teed that ha would nut give one sou. The robbers seemed at first incised to treat him PI, but in the end they leek their departure without tnolesing him. The sums taken from the pLssan• gers are s a'ed to have been but trifling." A TALI, OF A. TIGER .—A few da)s ago (the narrative in all the jonctia,ls) a Bang tl tiger, on its way from the docks where it had been landed, to the premises of Mr. Jamrach, an importer of such luzuri s, broke 10 - se, and, after runn'ng .crouchingly along the street, sprang upon a poor child, and mangled him cruelly. Mr. Jamrach rushed to the rescue with a crowbar, and was dealing the savage aninahl a series of heavy blows, in order to deliver the boy, when the editor of a penny humanitarian paper came up, and begked Mr. Jamrach nit to be hard on the poor be, st, who knew na better than to mangle children, and had also a grievance in being restrained from his wild liberty. M. Jamrach rudely shoved the mediator out of the way, and wilt a few more vigorous strokes diEconifi ted the brute, and sa - ed the chile's life. The editor is virt:ously indignant, and d. chores that Jamtach is no better than Ha velcck and Wilson.— Punch. RESTORATION OF PICTURE i TO ScorLAND.—We ate glad to learn that, upon the representation of several distinguished noblett ea and gentftmen connected with Scotland, her Majesty his been graciously pleased to command that two pwures, which were removed from Stirling Castle to Hampt n Corn very many years ago, shall be reJored to Scott nd. The pictures are suppos d to have hen painted by Jan de Mabuse, and they represent "James the Fourth of Scotland, his brott er Alexander, and Saint Andrew," and "The Queen of James the Fourth with Saint George;" they were sent from Hamp ton Court with several other picatrics to the Manchester Ar'-Treasures Exhibition, where they were much admired; and, in consequence of the representation already men. t oned, they will be forwarded from Manchester to Holyrood Palace, and be exhibited to the public in the apartment known as Lord Darnley's dining-room.-- Scotsman. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, Rice WATEA—Moru. 2 33 African (s.s.) — Nov. 5. Adroit Peel less Calentti, Cornubla Ronen, Actit Port au Prince .. NOVEMBER 7. Evcn. 3 7—Height, 14 ft. 9 in, Alexandria Ifignon St. Michael's. krracan Calcutta Tit Bit Para C ntra (s.s ) Oporto Warbler New Orleans Fanny Gann St. Michael's Telegraph Sydney Nov. 6, Crest Western New York Ellen Radford Valparaiso CLEARED OUTWARDS. Nov. 5 Mauritius Enternrise 89.111, Wigrams.... ...... Port as Frince Ar stides ENTERED FOR LOADING. Nov. 5. Washington .... Avalon Newfoundlan Albert Monte Video ll...thee (s.s.) Miranda Hayti Argus Newfoundland Harriet Humble LimalCamilia St. Thomas Azoriau Madeira , Hope (s.s.) Madeira, B,:e GITTPORTS. Queenstown, Nov. 4.—Arrives —The Gideon, from New York Anna 0, Alexandria —Uniad, from ct. Übes for Cardiff. Falmouth, Nov. 4.—Ariived—The Glencos, from Taganrog—St. Clement, Smyrna—olimpia, St. Petcrsburgh—Acis, from London for St. Michael's. Off.—The Assunta, from Gallipoli for Liverpool— Vande Palm, from Batavia for Schiedam. MARITIME EXTRACTS. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6. The Douro (s.s.), for Lisbon, has put back, with machinery s ighly d sab ed. , gneelstown, Nov. 4.—The Hyancthe, and Amande Louise, for Liverpoo', have both put back. • SPOKEN. In lat. Lon. Sept. 2.. Koh-i-Noor, Colomba to Liverpool ..... 35 ..18 £ Supt. 28 .. Astrea. hence to Cape 'town .... . Oct. 3.. John Bull, hence to 13. mbay 08 W 23 Oct. 28.. Caro.ine, hence to - FOEMIGN PORTS. Johan Hend•ika, hence at Pernambuca. luisa Megner ; and Rhone s.s.) Glover—both hence at Naples. Fbro (s s ), Molenfs, hence at Mar , eilles. Pactolns (s.s.), m ills ; and Catherine Prosser, Hannon—both hence at Gi ra tmr. Florence Ni;htingale, hence at Rouen. Fr'eder;e'r, Nielsen ; and Sy:phiden, Acke—both hence at Co penhagen. Elora a iled from Venice for Liverpool. J H. Becker, hence at Trieste. Victory, hence at Rouen. Saxon s.), hence at Ham'surgh, BIRTHS On the 4.h ult., at the Rectory, Tattenhall, the wife of the Rev. Fie'ding Ould of a daughter. On the 23rd ult., at Rome, the wife of George Brisco Graham, Esq., of a daughter. fin the '27th ult., at Diader, the wife cf the Rev. Owen B. Tyler, of a daughter. On tie 31st ult., at the Rectory, Waddin 6 ton, near Lincoln the wife of the Rev. George G. Perry, of a son. On the 4th inst., at gunderlandwick, Fast Yorkshire, the wife of Edward Horner Re)na• d, Esq , of a :on. On the sth inst., at 61, Mornington•road. Regent's-park, the wife of Philip Edward ;I: any, I sq., of a sod. MARRIAGES On the 21 t ult., at St. George's Church, Montreal, Canada, Rich rd Jam, a Manning, of f. ndon, Canada West, to ' ucy Emma, second daughter of John Goss, EN , of e heyne-walk, Chelsea, Eng land. On the 4th inst., at Wroughton Church, by the vicar, the Rey Henry M, rr Light, M.A ,Thomas, youngest son of John ImpeY, Esq. , of Ockham, St rre, , to Rose, youngest daughter of Edward Hayward Budd, EN., cf Elcombe lion a, Wilta. On the 4tll inst., at St. Bartholomew Hyde, Winchester, by the Bev. Wiliam Wi liams wsi‘ted by the Rev. G. Watson, Francis Gordon Degv e Wi tson, Esq.. late 1 ieutenant of H.M.'s 68 Lig t Infantry, only son of the late Majo - -General Sir Henry Watson, C. 8., K.C.T.S., to Georgiana for.rth daughter of Jam s Theobaid Esq., of Hyde Abbey, Wincheat, r. . _ . . On the 4tli lust at Vagt.-hi 1 ;Thumb. by the Rev. Robert Leicester, incumbent of Wcoltcn, Richard Tenth, b sq , of Ludlow, Shropsbire, to • lizabtth Attu., youngest daughter of the late Capt. John Hargrave., of Liverpool. On the sth inst., at t. W. rbugh's Church, Birkenhesol, by the Rev. C +non Chapman, Patric Whelan, Esq., Birkenhead, to Eliza Anne, youngest daughter of the I,3'e lhoma3 Norton, Esq., of th s town. DEATHS. On the 27th n 7 t., at Ft. Helier's, Jersey, Julia Russell, the daughter of the late Capt. Russell of the 93rd Highlanders, aged 20. ate 3 th u t., at i ours, in France. ag.d 81, Augusta Frances Prescott, wid)w cf Michel NY< gan Browne, Lieut.-General and Aide-de-,amp to the King cs Saxony. On the 2n.1 inst. at Crabble, near Dover, Emma Letitia, the eldest daughter of Wi liam Law, Esq. On the 2nd inst., at Brixton, Sir. Isaac Le Plastrier, late of the city of London, in h s 80th year. On the 2nd inst., at SpeLow House, Walton-on-the-Hill, near Gi=erpool, El:en Christian, eldest daughter of ‘N illiam Skin ing, Fsq. On the 3rd inst., at We'lington-s ,Ulre, Cheltenham, George Freckl ton, E q.. aged 65, late of Liverpool. At Beaminster, after a ,hart illness, in Vie 51st year of his age, much and deservedly lamented, Sir. .Iliam Austen, cf Wandsworth road, Londo.o. (fie" Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted whenseat to our °fact duly aelthenticiittil. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. By British and Irish Magnetic Teteg7 apk. WENLOCK RACE?.—YESTERDAY. WINSTAY NVRS'ERY HANDICAP. Swale 1 I Cap'. Weddeiburn..2 1 English Rose.. 3 Five ran. FORESTER HANDICAP. Laverna 1 G illade 2 Lacdamia S'a LIVERPOOL INFIRNIARY FOR CHILDREN, 58, HOPE STREET. Monthly Report, October, 1E57, Fresh Patients admitted Patents who have received treatment 207 Patients remaining under treatment . 93 BILDICAL OFFCER3 —Mr. Stephens, and Mr. Hey. SUSGRON DENTIST —Mr. Newman. NOTi CE. ELECTRO-PLATE Goons.—The e are few branches of art th more perfection has been attained in than in this Donlon of our manufacture, and the most beautiful specimens of spoons, forks, goblet., and other table al./ides of the sort, may be seen at Mr. E. T. Hall's, of z 3, South John-street, who. to his other branches of bosiaess, has added a department for the sale of these articles, having been appointed agent to one of the first manufacturers in Birmingham. The designs in these articles are beautiful, the quality very superior (nearly as go d as silver), and the price, consioering all these mod rate to a degree. An inspection of the goods will prove the above facts.—Northern Times. Tea 'p ons Desert Do. .... Table D 0... Dessert Forks .. Table Do. .......... Sent carriage free to any part of the country. " An f-pproaching visit of the Emperor to Brittany," says the Journal de Rennes, "is talkei of here. What is certain is, that the Western RAilway Company has ordered a very splendid carriage to be built for the accom modation of his Majes'y." NETHERLANDS LAND ENCLOSURE COMPANY.—The meeting of this company was held on Friday. The chairman, Mr. Moxon, sated th the; had enclosed about 3,000 acres, and intended to enclose 1,000 more nem' year. If the tailole contract with the Dutch government could be en clo-ed on the terms proposed, he had no doubt but this wruld be a very profita,ble undertaking. Owing to the late fi"ancial scheme failing it was now proposed to raise the obligations from £lOO,OOO to £200,000, the same to rank before the shares. TEE " WEST Si:WE X GSENTI E" Ix DANOEIL-011 Thursday last the mesaeneer who delivers this paper rout d about Pulborough and Ftttleeorth, had a ludicrous adven ture. He had delivered his papers at Fittleworth, and was proceeding on to Pulborough with his bundle. On earing •Stopham-bridge, he put his bundle, which con tained about 20) papers, by the side of a gate, while he went to thliver two papers at a house lying about twenty yards from the road. Daring the time he was gone, and he had scarcely been away more than two minutes, some fellow, who had evidently been watching him, stole the 'bundle, and made off with it.' The messenger immediately searched about for the delinquent, but could not see hire. It was impossible that he could hive got any distance, so be walked to Pulborough for a policeman, to aid him in recovering the lost papers. On the road he met a barge man, who was walking towards Stopham-bridge. He told him of his di-asoar, and requested him to make it known on the read. The bargeman gave notice at the toll-house at the Lot of the bridge, that if a man came along with a bundle of the West Sussex Gazette he was to be stopped. Not many minutes elapsed before a man with ore arm made his way to Stopeam-bridge with the identical bundle. He was accosted by the toll-keeper, and he very :non put dews his parcel and " m zzled" off as fast as he could. Soon after this our messenger came up with the policeman, and he was delighted to find the missing papers, although Le had bane detained some three or four hours in searching for the culprit. It appears that the thief, after be had stolen the papers, mite. have concealed himself in the hedge ewe by, and watched to see which way the messenger went in starch cf him. Seeing that he went towards Pulborough, the ferow immediately took art opposite course, but unluckily for him during the time of his coeeealment, the bargeman passed with the infor m ition of the robbery, and had reached Stopham-bridge in time to give notice of it. Had not this been the case the fellow would have escaped Scot free ; and about 200 of the subscribers in and around Pnlborongh w: uld have been deprived of their papers on that merning.— West Sussex Gazette. VubTfc Smugenitnto. OE LIVERPOOL FESTIVAL CHORAL 'SOCIETY. °I HE Fifty-Ninth Public PERFOBMAN 00 the above Soeiety will take place in ST.GE9I,OO HALL, on TUESDAY EVENING, the 24th Neverobu Further particulars will be duly announced. u siOS VXHIBITION OF GLASGOW ARC 1 voter ,ILA PRIZES. The Magnificent Collection of .' o prisf o by Modern Artists , intended for r istribution in Beceuilretweei: to the Subscribers, and which have created so lunch l' r ig o London, Manchester, and other large tovms, is now oF__,ootree. Messrs. Winstanley's Ga.llery, 41, Church -street , By order cf the Commit:ee. 00 115 S T. GEORGE'S CONCER T - LIME -ST RE ET, LIVERPOOL. MR. BEN WILLIA3IS' The Favourite Comic Singer. WILL APPEAR EVERY VENING. )( 0 5' ST. GEORGE'S CONCERT R. CI 50,—LIME-STREET, LIVERPOOL --s°' OPEN NIGHTL Y With a First-class 7,f E N MUSICAL ENTERTAIN — Supported by Artistes of acknosledgtdtalellt- 00 OPERATIC CHORUSES, GLEES, DUETS' INSTRUMENTAL SOLOS. ,a,1,0 0. THE CONCERT TO COMMENCE AT EIGEIT v - 0$ Admission—EtxPErici. nlif O rgill TO BE RETURNED IN REFRESHMENTS -- QUALITY. N.B.—GENTLEMEN ONLY A DMITTE9. CHOPS, STEAKC, KIDNEYS, ROAST POO. NAYLOR'S VINE -- TTO AND CONCERT HAL 0 014' L W' 0111 GREAT CRAM/ATE-ST., NEAR THE TOP OF And Two Doors from Queen-sclu' r o e l,o ol !:e. OPEN EVERY EVENING AT SIX GRAND VOCAL AND COMIC ENTEIITAI ' GREATER ATTRACTION THAN m y. Engagement of the Celebrated GIFFORD FAPlrdit t resrQ, Old Favourites, Mr. and Mrs. NASH. Likev;ls B ,o6 3 , , coPla the popular Operatic Dansence. Miss JESSYSTD_O4O7O/P— -log Scottish Vocalist. l‘lisa TIZZY DE GREY, Sr,. #11 1 : Centinued Succe , s of Mr. TOM BENNETT, w%Ol ~ .„0u:11 his New Song—" THE HIBTORY OF THE GaNAY spy . i gh The Proprietor having purchased the Wonderfwvoilk MOVING Turkish AUTOMATON, from the Parti have the honour of exhibiting him Every Evenitlk.,lity. WINES, SPI RI rs, &c., of the Best Q"-- ADMISSION FREE Commactat THIS DAY•--<,, na 10C.1 • THIS Dar, the 7th instant, at Twelve 0 , r Broker's office, Exchange.court,, , f rolg t 11 Casks of Town Melted TALL For pa rtictf ars ap, ly to SAMUEL DO" NEXT WEEIC__ On acccunt of whom it may cone ,l ,A* oeltr t On MONDAY next, the 9th instant, at Twelve 0 Broker's Office, 7, ExchanEe-chanibers' . 5 ales 235 it B undles } PI ASSAVA, damaged by - P a in' ~19' ex Architect, from Bahia; lying in the Albert Doc.. „04, FRANCIS J. r4' $ • ' c oo" On MONDAY next, the 9thlnnen', at Twelve 0 Brae's' Office, 2, Dale-street. A Quantity of I.INSEI..D, all faults. r ot° A Quantity of RAPESEED, do. (Q. S Apply to BROWNE, HUNTHR tsi tll O i n clh On MONDAY next, the Or, s in taut, a , eleven o'o.- Commercial Sale-room, Temple-court, 850 Boxes Port ORANGES, 120 Do. Do. ONION:, ex Deolinda. 200 Baskets 'L O. 30 Boxes Port ORANGES, 180 Do. Do. ONIONS, ex Rattler (5. 0 .)• 43 Begs Do. CHESNU PS, If)* 70 Boxes Gibraltar ORAN'iES, ex Frankfor t ,5* 220 Cases Messina LEMONS, 100 Boxes Do. DITTO, (5,0; 35 Do. Maples °RANG 'S. ex Karn s. SO Do. DJ. L EA' ONS, 60;-Do. Gibraltar ORANGES, ro (5 0.); 72 Cases Spanish MELONS, 65 Do. Do. POMEGR eNATES, ex DO 100 Bags Do. CH ESNUTS, 300 Bags Black Spanish NUN, f x Peter and Jobe' 30 Half-cheets 'Ualaga LEMONS. 500 Bags Bare,lo:la NUTS. 80 Do. New Para DO 11" 7 Tons Valentia ONIONS loose. SOP' Apply to GEO. BADENACti ------ TUESDAY. ____--0 0° On account of whom it may concerti. de loy , On TUESDAY next, the 10th inst ,at Half-past 0 11° , _4l O Broker', office, Corn Exchane-build,' t o re Abon' 1,137 Qrs. Ibrall Indian COlt 4 ' 00 0 , 0 14, ex Drie Harelias, from Venice, lying on the Vi r stb`fro' Tra'algar Dock.—Apply to Messrs. Bicba-dson, nolo, Merchants ; or to H. H. GO LD ___/ WEDNESDAY' st 7, •!. On Wa.nignanax. the lith instant, at TVISIIrng„ Si _ y ip Brokers' Office, hi, Exchange btli• ply, 1,005 Barras fins American ROB & C-' s Air - 0 31'. 0 Apply to J. H. RAYNE k z -- .4. 0 ' _ --- ~,g i v. 40 1.1 On WEDNESDAY next, the 11th instant, at Twelve Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-stre e,t 350 Bags MYRABOLAUS, 3CO Bags SALTPETRE, 300 Fags IMO, ERIC, 250 Ba es MADDER ROOTS, 20 Tons SAPANWOOD, 16 Chests GUM 01IBANITar -100 Casks GING .7.1. Ly OIL. e l.° 50 Casks FISH OIL. „ CO'' W Apply to BRONE, HUNTER. ' On ate. ..._. 11 Cases Bleached E.I. 0 1 5 Bales African WAS. 00 , 50 Bags Vegetable , O r° Apply_to RANCIS J. EAT°.4 _5O 7, V" T R. CAMERON, / ,4-0 0 , 0 t, • WATCH AND CHRONO,TILTEg Mo g o 54, SOUTH CAS rLE-STRE.,ng 1100 r MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALD, , 0 SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOP ED, CHARTS, &C. PURE PALE CANA 111 r „'45 14 ' TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS PAR WINES S .., D • A N D E R 1.-- - ' 4. 90 ,1 S,—CASTLE-STREE" a, Per . P 0 It T.—Highest class Vintage Wine, Ave ,t all j n o n in bone, and fit for immediate Ilse' • .•... ' 1 i .. In Pints.... . . SHERRY. - First Class, Pale and G01d..... • " .... CLARET. —St. Ju ien, tour years in bottle. • • •• • C‘A NARY, ~n . Twenty-Six Shillings per v°"" 070' MERCHANTS' NEW DININ G of f), ANDERSON S' irg C4 15, of io% GENUINE, TASTELESS, CO, f rols o c o Ke PREPARED UPON A NEW 1) & 0 6° 1 1 10 characteristic properties of this Oil are its - o f f o ils 044 l'aste, and Smell:and th 3 consequent absenel t io4 10, 3 ,4 D' !endieney, its unfailing beneficial effects, resa' f illiegi6inS amount or Organic constituents it c-intains, 0 , 0 tll„ 0 40 91 7,01 i value depends, the active elements not being laotl, o ff o fs. - altered or impaired by its mode of preparation, o re 0 0 oolir SUPERIORITY, analytically and in practice ,° .o , l o V 0 1 A of COLOURED COD LIVER OIL, by whOr a i i pa r 40,,, and wheresoever prepared. Consequently , A ' a lne ° o° liver Oil, and wishing to derive the full medicill J AC $9 this oil, which is prepared and sold only by W' i s sc i t 114 97, Mount pleasant, Liverpool. In bottle' , lOr pl ss each. _.-- I, ro e6 o l ll 30t-,,, ter a I` ,- e King of Prussia went out on 1 "" t" th e first time, and walked for a few minutest; a pa e d 1 0 the Palace of Sans Souci with the (Pe e r oos t ja y,* Dachees of Meckleabourg. His lldsiestY s iol P 41 .01 1 the next day for a little longer time. Bpi r dieve LORD Fll ZHARDING E'l3 WILL --r , be Fil says :—" With regard lo the late Ba,,,," ite pl'sr h s i af some particulars have transpired. t. pi . 0f f ,40 16 , 1 4°1 in its entiray, so far as any 111012"-rtee 13e the concerned, passes to Admiral Sir Mau o ' ne °f ot o ; p olo htlieve we are right in sa3ing that ' 3 ote r e° s a g/ Ott brothers benefit in any way. Mre• B a jo cJeh' "09 handsome share. She is left £20,0 00 Abe est o e o ir fo r o' £l,OOO, German Cottage, Cheltenb a fla ll, a 0 0 04 , 10 present holds in that town, and An'ol i bes ides; o o o To each of her children i 4 left V2, o °,?' t to 1100 r t tie in the Rifles for one son and a 1 (1 1 s eta a " J O another. Mrs. Bunn's fortunes woe „ 0 0 so 01 0119 t/ a tt be o on the wane, ES she only gets dition , h ats annum. We are told that one C° k n er to bequtst of Acton Hall to Mrs. Bar --- , 8 w isn,s'i ta sell it to Sir Maurice Berkclry if 'I r. ,s -1 t he ,ePos and that he has purchased it of 13,e tbu'4elefid br Journal says :—" We uncler s t and, a l r g e ° o o 13,e 1 , t )i tt itltDV has bequeathed £lO,OOO to Me. N ° B e rkel. e ' P tto m it of j ot o s and some other trifles, to —rt what t o s A t his yacht to Mr. Augustus Berkeley'- le ft osy, i , since fold it. Not a shilling has been_ b leei ate dependents, dependents, biih or low, and it 113" t Berke - e" 00P whole of the household servan ts a cf been discharged." ell sses .„ S Printed and Published by CHAR Ls " . 006 street, at his Gensral Printing a' 19, South John...zest, Liverpool. SAT DAY , NOVE3in No 1): TtIEAT IiON DAT, 1411 ' L J 4 14TIGI A /Tit a 441 4. A NI 41e°121 eqUel ilt GALLEII 01) El 'hirstri *Ol tkrd Will '4 I 2VELI mtzsar, I ' llB WI MI( b p. 11 ASTE it Oa kt r if Zt ele' 2 Ele~enXll 8 41 Nl l . AJ C3 A L R 44 Dectrully A N N lir PLR xtio, PerfOrm an IN A NE' fter phi.. 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