The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-10 00:00:00

Nov. 10, 1846: &bipping in telligna. FRIDAY, NOVEMBga S.—Wind S., moderate. Aaatven.—Ellen Jenkloson. Africa—Garrow, —. Old Calabar, sailed 18th, and from Fetuando Po August—Virgi ginian, Parsons, New York—Rory O'More, —, Montreal; sailed 14th ult. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3.—Wind S., moderate. Aartivsn.—Caledonia, Wlshart ; Tuskar, Muir, and Princess, Vaughan, from St. John, N.B.—Yucatan, Humphreys, from Miramicbi—Erin's Queen, Dan ; Free Trader, M'Gonnacher; Margaret, Black ; and Elizabeth, Greaves, from Quebec—Arrow, Smith, from St. Petersburg—Jeune Caroline, Keshamp. from Antwerp—Augusta, Kirkhove, from Ghent—Orestes, Porter, from Honduras—General Veazie, Fairfield. from New Orleans — Princess Victoria, Walker, from Richibucto—Trinity Yacht, Hounsell, from Denia—Bridget, Wade, from Lisbon —Nrel's Juel, Larsen, from Nantes—Louise, from Gothenborg—Union, Heyde, from Ostend—Royal Victoria, Marshall, from St. Ste phen's, N.B, — Harmonie. from Rotterdam—Daphne, Jay, and Eleanor, Yarmo, from Yirmouth—lmperial, Salter, from Pars borough, N.S,, and not from St. Petersburg, as reported yester day. SAlLED.—Hevelius, Zielcke ; Edward, Siecken, and Ida Ma ria, Behrend, Danzic—Elizabeth Mary Ann, Lowry, Zante-- William Barber, Manthorpe, Constantinople. Sir Richard Jackson, hence at Quebec. Fend a, from at F a*nando Po. Huskisson, hence off the Kroo Coast. Ann Mary. Valentine, from Cobija at Lima, and sailed for the Chinchas 26th August. Panama, Wilson, from Cobija at Lima, and sailed for the Chinahas 4th Sept. Lucinda, Scolley, from Valparaiso at Lima, and sailed 7th Sept. for the Chinchas. Ellerslie, Harvey, from Chinchas at Lima. Catherine. Williams, sailed from Lima 25th August ; Bonanza, Mossop, 14th August; Highlander, Wheeler, 17th August; all for Chirchas, and Mary, Winch, 30th August. for Swansea. Inca, Field, hence at Valparaiso, and sailed 17th August for Mexico. Mary Holland, Plomer, and Guatemala, Mitcherley, hence at Valparaiso. Arequipa, Bowlan, from Rio Janeiro at Valparaiso. Isabella, Herbert, from Monte Video at Valparaiso. Eleanor Chapman, Francis, sailed from Valparaiso 31st July, and Argeutina 2d August, both for this port; Helen Anderson, 31st July, for Iquique, and Ann Best, Marshall, for Cobija. Medina; James, hence at San Blas. H.M. steamer Gorgon, from the River Plate an d Ri o d e Ja. I Sarah. Graham, and Elizab e th, O rr, h ence at Demerara. rialto for Engla n d a t B a hi a 2 8 t h Sept2lst Sept. Sinclair, sailed from C uracoa f or thi s por t on e t. with loss of sails, spars , & c . Providence, Ford, hence for Smyrna and Salo n i ca a t Scilly, James Hunt, Somerset, h ence a t T r i n id a d . Rival, Peterson, hence at Barbadoes, and sailed 2d ultimo for Flying Fish, hence for Naples at ditto. Nas=an. Paling, hence for Trieste at Milford. Catherine Boland, Porter, hence for Jamaica off Antigua. William M'Dougall, M`Dougall, hence for Alexandria at Kingstown. Jenny, Boynsen, and Harvey G a lb ra ith, W a tki ns, h ence at S t. ldia Cornelia, Schenk, hence for Rotterdam at dit to Thamas.Bertha, Harris, sailed from Jamaica for this port 25th S e pt. Devonia, Long, hence for Figueira at Holyh ea d. Novel, F o sse; Flor, Boren° ; Susan, Mansell, and William Rose, Cleverley, hence for Gijon at ditto. Rushton, Frster, hence at Havana. Sata Catharina, Oliveira, hence for Genoa at Beaumaris Alice Jane, Bleasdale, sailed from Havana for this port on the Menzies, Whettem, from Bombay at Macao 17th August. sth u't. Royal William, Farebell, hence at Malaga. Telegraph, Scanlan, and Elizabeth Talor, Williams, hence at Flora, Parren, hence at ditto. Lagnayra. y Nautilus, M'Farlane, heucc at ditto, and sailed for Denia 12th Villa de Sorrento, Longobardo, hence at Messina. Oct. Lady Bassett, Carpenter, and Leonidas, Huson, hence at Gib- Goddess, Willis, hence at Gibraltar, and sailed for Constanti- raltar. ample 30th October. John Pearce, Lily, from Palermo at Gibraltar, and sailed 27th Romp. Jenkins, hence at ditto, and sailed for Malaga on the ult. for this port. 2Gth October. Sklad, cleared at Gibraltar for this port 24th ult. Sophia, Westcott, from Xavia at ditto, and sailed for this port Fernandes, Contente, hence at Lisbon. 17th October. Especulador, Rocha. hence at at. Übes. Lady is port of the I9tsles, Oct.headon, from Messina at ditto, an d sailed Emma Graham, Ferguson, hence at Oporto. /Or th 1h W Hums, Fualord, from Malaga at ditto, and sa il e d f or this port Aurora. Lestuiver, and Eb enezer, L ark, h ence at H elvoet. 20th Oct James Dean, Lee.rey, from Honduras at Cove. Law Ogilby, George, from C e ph a l on i a a t d i tto, and sailed for Hermes, —; Bella Forten a , Py o tt , an d Vi xen, —, hence at Arica. this port 22d October. Harlequin, Beam, from Cephalo nia a t ditt o, and sailed for The Claremont, Ranks, fro m T aganrog t o Cork for orders, this port 23d Oct. was wrecked two days a ft er l eav i ng t h e former place. HAVANA. Oct. 12 , ,- blowing l commenced blowing Lemrtly from the Triton, Tuton, hence at Seville. N.E. 10th iffstanE, at midnight became stormy, and from 7 to 10 Caroline, Parker, and Antelope, Asplett, hence at Lisbon. a.m., and on the 11th it blew with unprecedented fury from E. Douro, Smith, hence at Oporto to N.. and then shifted to N.W., decreasing in strength. A con- Victoria, Evans, sailed from ditto for this port on the 14th of s id era bl e portion of the city lies in ruins, and many persons October. havo been crushed to death by the falling of houses. The de- C om merce, Engel, hence for Memel at Eggersaad, leaky, with stz uction in the harbour is dreadful, and very few vessels have foremast and bowsprit sprung, loss of sails, and other damage. j escaped without severe damage ; some are total' lost. and Anna. Nygaard, hence at G o th en b org . scarcely any of the minor craft are to be found. The Edward Verbena, Watson, hence at St. Petersburg. j Hayes. Denton, from Liverpool, which arrived here the 6th in- Pommeranius, Krause, hence at Copenhagen. stant very leaky, having been aground on a reef near Cape Ma- Paragon, Dunn, from Rio Grande off Falmouth. ternillos, is sunk, and entirely lost. The William Murray was Ann, hence at Bahia. dismasted ; Prompt, Dunlop, from Liverpool, and Wilson Rossentiale. Goulding, from Maceio at Pernambuco, and Campbell. from Dublin. have sustained damage. Agnes Jane, sailed for this port 2ath Sept Richardson. from Matanzas and Cork is asho e dismasted ; King Alfred, Knill, from Xavia at Denia, and sai . ed for this minstrel, piper, from Swansea, is damaged; the Wm. Rush port on the 20th Sept ton, Forster. from Liverpool, escaped injury. LISBON, Oct. 24.—A royal decree, ordering the blockade of SAVANILLA. Sept. 26.—A vessel, supposed to be the Cicero, the River Douro, was issued on the 23d instant. Graham, hence to Liverpool returning into port, a; as on shore Sol ror. Oct. 30.—Tile Bosphorus, Tregarthen, from Liver- on the 18th September, outside, but nothing has since been pool for Constantinopl which arrived here on the oth instant, heard of her. after being on shore, sprung a leak in being hauled away from the pier on the 26th instant, and a ust discharge to:repair. KILLYBEGS, Oct. 30.,-The Columbian, Merryman, from Li verpool for Philadelphia, which was stranded near this place on the 23d instant, has been got off, and brought into the harbour, where she will be put on shore to be examined SAlLED.—Shamrock, Postill, for Maracaibo—Commerce, Bai lie, Trinidad —Ocean Queen, Warren, Savannah—Castries, —, St. Lucia—Avon, Johnstone, St. John, N.B.—Miracle, Elliott, New Orleans—Bolivar, Magee, Nantes—Jabez, Smith, Antigua —Anna Agatha, Mulder, and Sieke Vander West, Lukens, Am sterdam—Peruvian, Gwatkin, Africa—Arginon, Quinn, Venice --Sir Charles Napier, Teare, for St. Stephen's, N.B.—Der Pa triot, Korff, for Rostock—Victoria, Johnson, Rio Grande— George Gien, Perry, for Para—Aspatria, Little, for Hayti—Ur sula, Cobb, for Calcutta—Wm. Broderick, Simpson, Alexandria, Egypt—Britain's Pride, tcott, Constantinople—Richmond, Grayson, Ball4—Franconia, Gannett, New York—New Grena da, (steamer,) Williams, for Rio de Janeiro and Valparaiso. SATURDAY, 7th NOVEMBER.—Wind S., moderate ARRlVED.—Cambridge. from New York ; sailed 17th Oct.— Joshua Bates, from Boston ; sailed 22d Oct.—James White, —, from St. John, N.B. ; sailed 20th Oct.—Anne, M`Garry, from Montreal ; sailed from Quebec 14th Oct —Timandra, Elly, from Alexandria, E.—Defence, —, from Quebec—James Ray, —, from Cuba—Aurora, Ressignol, from Marseilles—Sam son, Butcher. from Tetuan. GIBRALTAR, OCi. 2 I.—The Monarch, 1-luttrel, from Liverpool for Alicant, pot into this port on the lgth instant, with loss of foretopmast and jibboom, boats stove, &c., having experienced very heavy weather. MALAGA, Oct. 18.—The Neptune, Simmons, hence for Liver pool, put back to this ,port o i the 16th instant, leaky in her bows, but proceeded on the 17th, after discharging past of her cargo, and repairing. SAlLED.—Latirion. Edwards, for Jamaica—Mary Bibby, Ar chibald, Cuba—Sea, Freeman, New Yoik-13owyer Smith, —, St. John—Victoria, Avery, Bilboa— Sir John Oeby, Miller, Ga latz—Siloam, Hall, Genoa—Trewarthen, Harris, Naples—Bro. thers, Lewis, Smyrna—Rapid, Falle, Syria—Bravo, Groning, Stettin. VESSELS SPOKEN Britannia, (steamer. hence for Halifax, 23d October, in lat. 61, long. 11, by the Henry Clay—Belinda, (ship,) 6th October, off Cape Chat—Ruby, from London, 7th October, and Sir R. Jackson, Sth October, off Cape Bosier—Beahfort, of Bristol, for Quebec. 16th October. in lat. 46 N, long. 45 W, by the Queen of the Ocean—Patrick Her,ry, 28th October, in long. 10, by the British King. Robert Parker, Parsons ; Carolus, Storer; Colombia, Dyer ; B. C. Bailey. Fitz ; Ambassador, Hadley; Emblem, Smith; Aquetnet, Mosher; Palmyra. Barstow; St. George, Hutchin son ; and Clinton, Condor, hence at New Orleans. Caledonia, (steamer,) Lott, hence at Boston 20th Oct. Vriendschap, Klassen, hence at Texel. Reindeer, King. hence at Dardanelles. Ann Ingate. Madge, hence at Ancona. Emerald, Davidson, and David Banks, -, hence at Riga. Joseph and Mary, -, hence at lielvoet. Jeannette, De Voort, hence at Scheldt. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 4.—Wind S. fresh. A arrivitn.— Henry Gardner, Kemp, from Calcutta—Marathon, Johnson. from Boston—Maria, Queripel, from Jersey—Kossen dale, Gouldiog, from Pernambuco—Clemanthe, Pyke, from Patras—Sophia, --, from Quebec —African°, Anglicana, from E yra—London (barque), —. SAll.lll).—Sn •cess. Kraft, for Danzig—John Willis. Willis, for D emerara—Griudlay, Parkins, for Hong Kong—Acadia, Har rison, for Halifax—Senhor Dos Mariantes, Dc Costa, and Josephine, Masters. for Lisbon—Naffs, Barrett, for Gibraltar— 'F. Mellor, Bruce, and Reliance. Bedford, for Pernambuco Vigilant. Muyellart, for Ostend—St. Vincent, Shepherd, for St. Vincent—Frisk, Smith, for St. Thomae. Solon. Backman, hence at Savarnah. Prowler, Caych. from Newfoundland—Mary, Christian, from Hondnras—Alexander, Edwards, from Callao, and Conqueror; Burns, from Patagonia, at Cove. Planter. Reed, from Honduras off Cove. Australian, Blanchard, from Sourablya at London. Perseverance, Corkbill, from Sydney, N.S.W., off Swanage Romp. Jenkins, from Gibraltar at -.4.alaga Lady Combermere. from Liverpool to Algiers, was towed into Drogheda, on Tuesday morning, with five feet in the hold4r Verbena, Watson, hence at St. Petersburg. Pommeran us, K rinse, hence at Copenhagen. Paragon, Dunn, from Rio Grande, off Falmouth. Ann, hence at I:ahia. Rossendale Goulding. from Maccio. at Pernambuco, and sailed for thi , port s 8 h September. King Alfred, Knill, from Livia, at Denis, and sailed for this port 20th September ELsiivonrs, 29th Oct.—Eliza, Gabrahn', - of and for Danzic, from Liverpool, went on shore on the Scan Reef, but came off leaky, after throwing part of her cargo overboard, and will pro ceed. MALAGA, 23d Oct —A fire broke out on board the Flora, Far ren, hence for Liverpool, but immediate assistance being ren dered, but little damage was done, and that only to the cargo. Neptune. ltundle, from London, to Quebec, was abandoned at sea; crew taken out of the boat twelve days afterwards in Ist 45, lon 49. after being seven days without provisions, and landed here by the Sd phi from St. John, N.B. SUND Y, eth NOVEMBER.—Wind S.E., fresh. A RRlVlM.—Bounty Hall , Roskell, from Calcutta—Alan Ker, Gray, from Bombay—Tam O'Shanter, from Sincapore—Mahai- Ca, Jump; The Duke, Dady ; Amity, Allen, and Covenanter, Patterson, from Quebec, and Atlas, Coffin, from New York. SA►crn.—Allerton, Phillips, for Bombay—Diamond, Irvine, Bahia—Amelia, Guirovich, and Aureo, Bettini, Rio Janeiro— Phoenix, Kerr, Charleston—Queen of the West, Woodhouse, and Panthea, Lane, New Yolk—Barbara, Mackay, and Diadem, Tuckett, New Orleans, Isabela and Ann, of Stockton, timber laden, was totally wrecked near Portrush ; greater part of the cargo saved. Lady East, Goldsmith, sailed from Singapore 19th Feb. for Liverpool. and has not since been heard of. Columbian. Merryman, hence for Pttiliad Iphia, that was on shore near Killybegs, has been got off with damage, and will be brouwbt back to Liverpool to repair. E.vira. --, from Prince Edward Island, was abandoned at sea, crew taken off by the llebe, from Leith, for Montreal, which was spoken a. it. ;.. lAr as. I Brouinlelaw, Faucett. hence at Sligo. laden with salt, put into Ramsey harbour on Sunday night, with pumps choked and leaky, and is now discharging for repairs. Otterspool, Wickman, and s lied 16th Sept. for Calcutta ' • Britannia. Fisher; Wilton Wood, Blaney, from Patagonia, and hailed 16;h:iept. for the Channel, all at Bahia. Hebe, Warner, and Ranger, Pittuck, from Beyrout, at Alex. Sndretta. • Ada, Custance, and Dicky Sam, Coaker, from Constantinople, at Odessa. Siren, Moore; Intrepid, Gray, and Levantine, hence at Con. atantinople. Doctor, Luke, sailed from ditto, for this port, 12th Sept. Albanian, Winsor, from Malta, at Zante. Scotia, Patric, hence at Palermo. Jasper, Chellen, sailed from ditto Kith Oct. ft r this port. (leorgio Maria, I3omoni. hence at Le2horn. Highlander, Carroll, sailed from ditto, fur this port. 19th Oct. Lao, Minach, from Trieste, at Algesiras Roads, for this port. David Banks, Curtis, from Palermo, and cleared 21st Oct. for Ibis port ; Vixen, Coffin, from Attea, and cleared 23rd Oct. f o r 11 1 8 Port, all at Gibraltar. ^ ,,,pna Robertson, Pric e , h ence a t C a di z . thitnercurius, Johnson, and Lucklin, Jenaguard, hence at Drop- Jeannette. De Voort, hence at Antwerp. Hope, Morrison, hence for Dordt et Kingstown. Kitnae, ---, from Lima for this port, at Valparaiso. in dis tress. outinot, Jonns, irom mauritins at Penang, and sailed 2d Sept. for Calcutta. ATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. Direct. ilt direct . Rune 2 . Sept. 29 . Oct. g .Sept. 4 I . Sep. 20 Lima St. Helena Maranham Mauritius Mobile Monte Video. N. Orleans New York Pernambuco . Oct Rio Janeiro I . savannah . Valparaiso . . Vera Cruz . Oct. 17 Aug. 26 ;Oct 3 Sept. 13 Oct. 8 • 7 PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE. Queen of the Tyne, Scott, hence at St. Petersburgh. vrederick Wilhe'm IV, Zielcke, hence at Pillau. Branne, hence at Danzig. y I * l argaret lizabeh, M,Auley. from Bahia; Jane Morrison, Tlng. from Quebec t , aid Ottoman, Rivett, fin Syra, all at Cove. ' 41,1 3'. Fletcher, hence for Naples at Kingston. Alexander, Murray, hence for Barcelona, at Kingstown. Fairy Queen, Richards n. from China. at Dublin. Kestrel, Wallace, from Port Kepublicain, at Fahnoulh. 1- lotynEAn, Nov. 3.--John, of Whitehaven, which was on Elio:ire near the harbour, has been got off, and brought into the ) Outward Australia. Bahia.. ~ Barbadoes Bombay B. Ayres... Calcutta ... C. G. Hope Charleston. China ..... Demerara. Havana... Jamaica.. La Guayra LONDON & LIVERFOOI grkving deck -318 LES, Oct. 25.—Mary Ann, Spedding, of Liverpool, from Porthcawl, for Dublin. is o❑ shore on the rocks near the Light house, bat expected off next tide. ! Brazils FALmovrn, Oct. 28.—Grace, 13;oom, from Liverpool, for Pa- I River Plate leraio, has put in here Inky, much strained, and with Joss of i East Indies 12b 0-30 0 25 0 25 0 - 25 0 0 0 26 0 30 0 35 0 , 30 0 136 0— 40 0 35 0 150 0-60 0 160 a ! 30 0-35 0 35 0 35 0-40 0 40 0 36 0-40 0 40 0 30 0— .—' ]O5O sails. Oct. partially wet . —Has txjri surveyed, and the cargo found ! alma -1 Hatavic DONEGAL, Oct. 21.—Princess Royal, from Liverpool, for New South Wales . Westport, has arrived off, having been on shore and lost sails; Cape of Good Hope Will come in to discharge and renair. Africa - - Mti Foal), Oct. 26.—Valiant, Cuthbertson. from Liverpool, Gibraltar .. ........ 15 0— 17 6 17 6 f or Demerara, has put in here rather lecky in her upper works, Lima, 'Valparaiso, &c. end the crew much fatigued. Malta, Sicily, &c l7 6 20 0 17 6 BosTos, Oct. 16.—There is no mail today from the south of SmyrnaaudConstantinople 3O 0— 40 0 40 0 N orfolk; three southern mAls are now due. Malaga. /7 6 20 0 I 17 6 Qtiv.BEC. Oct. 5.-9 barque is reported to be on s h ore on M a d e i r a l5 0— 20 o 15 0 '▪ dot Neuf. and a brig at Ville Vachca. Barque Industry, that Western Isles,Cape de a rrive.l yesterday, has c,n board the crew of the barque Martha, Lisbon °1 Holyhead, which lcundercd on the banks. Oct. s.—Annan- Cadi z da le, butler, was abandoned 19th Sept. waterlogged; crew ar- France rived here, except one boy, drowned. Oct. 9 Dempster, of In Holland ‘,,,. e rness, from Quebec, was abandoned 23rd Sept. waterlogged. Hamburg, Bremer., &c. C aptain, carpenter, two semen, and one passenger, drowned; Gottenburg, Stockholm re mainder or the crew arrived here. Petersb' HALIFAX, Oct. 18.—Robert Bruce, bound for Quebec, and the Oporto nose, from BAfa.,t, for Quebec, were abandoned at sea; crews Picked up by the Orion, and taken to Prince Edward Island. LAouvro, Oct. 10.— saltoun, Anderson, trom Stettin, for Liverpool, put into Krageroc 13th Oct., with pumps choked, and is discharging .MoNTarAL, Oc 20 0 - )7 6 - 20 0 - O 0 - O 0 - O 0- 25 0 1 17 6 - -1 17 6- O.OISo 0— Ooloo— 01 ----- I 0 0 -...- 0 0 .... PACKET LIST. GENERAL POST-OFFICE, Nov. 9 ;3 —Agnes. of Beaurnaris, is on shore at the Pillars, and expected to be a t Ani wreck. St. Andrew, Wylie, of Gia,gow, has been surveyed and cJudemned. N xw yonx, Cc . 14.—1 t blew a very heavy gale on this coast 12th and 13th Oct.. from S.W. t F.S.E., and serious damage is anticipated to vesFe within ins rag e. sstiv.t, Oct. English schooner is reported to have been drh en on shore at cal e Paszi tc= mfg 'l:mgH -> M A.4g—W(s ; . W 7. 1 A r 4 5.0 .170g!=.1 - 0 7 %1 • grj , (4" rl:5l°E-' 'wo:=o ~p . 0....4 rqz:g tgf e THURSDAY, NOVEMBER s.—Wind S.S.W., light. ARRIVED.—May. Cutlihertson, Old Calabar—Kestrel, Wallis, Domingo—Formosa, Trager, Honduras—Bangor. Leighton, ew Orleaus--Limena, —, Nassau—Hector, Spencer, New In o di—Prineess Dalhou,ie— Ocean, Barren , Cepha i"ja—Vietoria, Evans, Oporto—Hari let, —, Rotterdam— rerninh Garnett, Davies, Shanghae—Queen of the Tyne, —,( " e xandria—Zealous, Champion, Naples. Ars A ILED.—West I othian, Meikle, Rio Janeiro—Shenandoah, ,b,. e R, Philadelphia—Daisy, Johns, Hamburg—Alexander, Al /ne ht, Danzie—Guardian, Vichesman, Bombay—Urania, b.ck, Stettin—Helena Jaeoba, Zelling, Randers—lrlam, for d ees—Cornelius, Carey, Constantinople. CO A, ca yy n ri Vg :IP' F 0 t rn Duke 01 Wellington, Lawson, hence at Honduras. liTess Hodg son , hence at Alexandria. , kler n ; p t -- ...ague sailed from Alexandria for this port on 22nd .-.e rn be . , Pet ;, re wh, sailed from Bordeaux for this port 28th ult. Hw e V - us. Kelly, from Bombay at Calcutta. V 4 4 4 , 44, Edwards. from Bombay at London. nt, M'alurchy, hence for St. Andrew's at Cove. rtll -- : ° „ 1 . Iron' Parsborough ; Invincible, from Trjeste ; and teti t i:"tchell, from Malta, at Cove. Ob ee ! Thorpe, from Batavia for Bristol off Cove. ceres Fowler, hence for Corfu at Kingstown. Ath ste ; verher, hence for Dordt, and Atha Agatha, hence for Anne a rn. at Holyhead. ( Nth e Ar mstrong, Bradley, from Bombay, and Ki..„__ 11,4 al 'jahr. both a t M a d ras , Nta. " AYrean, Brown, and Palatine, Stubbs, hence at Cal Gi ehar 4 Gi10a — „,..• tftlY. sailed from Calcutta for this port 18th Sept. h for trig Ile!, and ' 4 ept -4 waddington Wakeham, sailed from Saugor on 12t Bidsto ' n, and Meg of a Mcldon, 13th September, iehe.ster, Wi c o , . Port. ht. llele Niers, and Allan Kerr, Gray, from Bombay at ni " a ' 11 ' -a . fr°M nenio with less of rudder in beating over Benin t 87314 Hesperus, f;om ditto at Fernando Po. iveb, " "ea. Nov 4 The Heir of Madryn, Hughes. from laity ; ' °ol to n . •.lasgo . w . .. drove on shore last night in Miltown Au, c ,? , saved, - i'ciol f .sVB l'w: TR .—The Tamerlane, Acland, from Liver. 7, 4 ,.... or N ew , Orl eans, Nov . 'which was stranded near this place 23d -"*", 048 been hov off and assisted in bete., I x p, Z o t -4 ~. 6.e. . ~A . ..... ; 6 ', -7 , .; . F 2 , ‹ P . V g E Jamaica 2ss Od® 30 0 30s Od Aug. 1 Leewrird Isl. Dern. & Berbic 20 0 0 0 20 0 —3O 0 Honduras so —6o O i so 0 —6o 0 Havana... New York, ll oston 2O 0 25 0 15 0 Charleston, S avan nah Nev.' Orleans Canada British North America Newrounulanc O 0 (W 7 40 0 O 0 O 0 20 0 tO 0 30 0 0 20 0 Direct Indirect ISept. 11 2SI Sept. 16 Aug Oct. 13 Sept. 7 Oct. 12 .. 21 Sept. 20 Oct 15 Aug. 27 Sept. 30 :• • • THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. MARKETS. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, Nov. 3. Tota I quantities per Price per Imp. Quarter. Imp. ua r t er Wheat 3Bl .... aeB33 12 8 .4 2 19 4 Barley l4l .. 295 10 3 Oats LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 3. Owing to the extraordinary interruptions to which the corn trade in Ireland has been lately exposed, our supplies thence are still very inconsiderable, and those fresh in coastwise are scarcely worth naming ; to serve the wants of consumers, therefore, with the demand for transits coast wise and to Ireland, we are of course dependent on the stocks in granary, or deliveries from the neighbouring growers, and on foreign importations which, since this day week, furnish a liberal supply of Wheat, and Flour, with a few lots of Barley and Pease, and 3,938 qrs. of Indian Corn, as stated below. The decline in London yesterday has produced an in creased depression here this morning : altogether, a very limited business has been done, at a reduction, on Wheat of 3d. to 4d. per 70 lbs. ; Sack Flour 2s. to 3s. ; Barrel, both free and bond, 2s. 6d. Oats and Oatmeal about support previous rates, and Indian Corn still commands high prices for any on the spot, while parcels for future arrival are more plentifully offered, and little or no enquiry for them even at reduced rates from those lately obtainable. CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 6. Instead of receiving large supplies from Ireland, as usual in former seasons, the case so far during the present has been en. tirely reversed, the farmers there, owing to the unsettled state of the countrY, being deterred from bringing their Grain to market; of course. as the bulk of last harvest is still said to re , main in the stack yards, the exports thence have nearly neaae and. in order'to supply the urgent wants of the home trade, considerable shipments of Wheat, Indi.in Corn, and Flour, con. tinue to go forward hence for that purpose. We have had, since Monday, however, several arrivals of Wheat, Barley, and Malt. coastwise, and a large import of States and Canadian Flour; besides 2393 quarters American Wheat and a fair quan tity of other Grain, chiefly European. The depression noticed on Tuesday has been followed by somewhat more confidence, and it has since been difficult to purchase either Wheat or Flour at the extreme reduction of that day; the business done is principally on Irish account. Having had very few country buyers at our Corn Exchange to.day, and most of our kcal millers being inactive, the business done in Wheat was upon a very moderate scale, on terms barely equal lo the rates of Tuesday. Irish Flour, although in slow request, maintained our last quotations; whilst States and Ca nadian, both free and In bond, were snore saleable, principally to consumers, at an advance of 6d. per barrel. Waiting Barley, being more plenum!, .detitned 25. per guar-, ter, but in the value of grinding samples we have no change to note. Malt, Beans, and Pease ruled steadily at late prices. Oats and Oatmeal were difficult of sale, but not decidedly cheaper. Indian Corn, with scarcely any limit to the demand, continues to he taken on Irish account, and rather exceeds our last cur rency. Wheat,* 70fb . s. d. a. d. Engli-h red, new .. 8 8 (ib g o :old Ditto, white 9 0 g 6 'do. Irish red Ditto, white S 6 g o ;do, .... Rye, English, *qr — — g u 'lrish6ott) Barley, English 50 0 —53 0 noneold Scotch & Irish,*6o/b ;do. .... Malt, English,* qr 5 9 6 0 pale . . Irish .... Oats, ap 451 b E'lish & Scotch, new -- , old Welsh - !do. Irish. fine qualities.. 4 4 4 6 ;do. general do 4 2 4 4 i do. Beans, English,* qr — )do. Scotch& irish,*4Bol jdo. Pease, English, white 56 0 —6O 0 blue, Do. &Irish—. maple —— grey Flour,* 280th English & Irish, 2nds —— i fine Ditto, superfine 47 0 —49 0 ;extra Oatmeal,* H. of 2401h1 Irish, 1846 Canadian Bran, s 241 b s. d. s. d. 86@ g o 9 6 g 9 7 10 8 4 8 o s 6 ____ —.---- !old .• • • 168 o ....75 0 -- ---- 1d0... • • 0 0-- 0 • I 4 6 -4 9 4 3 - 4 6 4 4 - 4 6 4 2- 4 4 52 0 -54 149 0 -54 :46 0 -48 0 38 0 -42 0 51 0--53 142 0 —45 0 ;old . • !,,g 0 —4l o clo ;39 0 —4l 0 1 2 1 3 LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET. Nov. 6. Sugar.—The market has been quiet, and the sales of B. P. are under 200 hhds, at rather lower prices. 4200 bags Bengal arid 2800 mats Maur tins have also been disposed of. at a slight le_ duction on last week's quotations. The only sales of Foreign, on the spot, have been 290 boxes yellow Havana, at 525, but a cargo of 400 cases brown Bahia, to arrive, has been sold to an outport at 22s rer cwt. Molasses.—The sales of West India are unimportant; 6in casks East Irdia have brought a very high price, owing t o the extreme scarcity of British Treacle, and the quotations are raised accoraingly. _ Coffee.—The sites of Jamaica do not exceed go casks, at the current rates of last week. Of Foreign, the sales are MOO bags Costa Rica 16 casks Rio, 180 bags Laguayra, and small parcels of Maracaibo and Bahia, within the range of the quotations. 400 hags Cocoa sold, at 35s for Trinidad, and 31s 3d for Para. 130 brls Jamaica Ginger brought 4L.s to 80s per cwt. and 250 bags black Pepper lid to 3d per lb. Rice.—:oooliags Bengal brought 17s gd to Igs per cwt. B. B. Rum.-130 casks Demerara, 30 to 35 per cent. 0.P.. have been sold at 3s 7d to 3s and Bd, and 61,0 casks East India at about 2s per gallon, proof, for the ordinary quality, but a much higher price has beep paid for a fine mark, PRICES CURRENT. &sass, s. d. s. 6 Montreal,Pot 27 0 (4 27 6 Pearl 27 6 - - 0 U. States, Pot 22 0 25 0 DDER, cwt. a. d. s . IDutch, crop 0 0 0 0 Ombro 0 0 0 o G amen e n - ^ - Pearl 24 0 25 BARK, Quercit 8 6 g 6 Oak, .4% ton ..64 0 5 0 German.... 3 10 6 0 ATL'll ........ 0 0 0 0 French, S.F. .. 0 0 0 0 5.F.F... 44 0 —l5 0 E.5.F... 46 0 —4B 0 E.S.F.F.4g 0 51 0 Spanish .... 52 0 —5; • Nloi.AssaS, cu:t. St. Lucia, &c... 23 0 --24 6 Detnerara, &c.. 24 • —95 • Bar & Antlgua.2s 0 —27 • quNjuvr. ra , t 14 21 • Ollve, 4 - .• 252 ,ails. Gallipoli —44 0 Trieste . ...... 41 0 —42 0 Simi/ .......... 42 0 —43 0 M a1aga........ 43 0 —44 0 Portugal &c- .. 40 0 —42 0 Levant 40 0 --42 • Palm, t0n.... 40 0 —4l 0 Fish,* 252 gall.. UnimsToNE,l , ton Sicily, &c. Tuscany.. 5 0 - CASSIA LIONEA,S. d la cwt. in bd 05 0 C Loy tin-sEign,w cwt. American, red4o 0 55 0 Dutch 50 0— OU U French&Germso 0 60 0 COCOA, qp , Cwt. Trinidad.... 37 Grenada .. 30 8— 56 0 Brazil COPPES, V , OWL in bond. Jama. triage )20 0— 48 0 ordinary good& fine o. 45 0— 55 0 middling.... 58 0— 65 0 good mid. .. 7 0 0 — 90 0 fine mid. &c. 95 0-135 0 Dutch, triage ) 30 0— 40 0 Ordinary good &fine o. 45 0— 50 0 middling .... 65 0 — 7 , 0 good mid. 65 0— 70 0 fine mid., &c. Mocha Ceylon Java 0- 42 0 pale.. 35 0 ----- coloured 32 0 —94 0 Cod 27 0 Linseed, la cu./ 28 0 0 0 Rape, pale do. 35 6 —36 0 furpen. ew:. 55 0 —56 0 Rtes, Carolina, dress.sB 0 in - rend 24 0 —2B 0 Bengal, ( rd. cli - ,16 0 —l7 0 mid to tine „IV 0 —2O 0 African none. Rom, '49 , gallon, io bond. Jamaica, Havana good& fine 35 U— 40 0 St. Domingo 27 0— 30 0 Brazil 27 0— 60 0 Laguira 3O 0— 95 0 Ovswoons, v• ton .e. s. .C. s. Logwood, Jam. 4 5 4 10 Hon. & Dmu.4 15— 5 5 Campeacny 7 5 7 10 Fustic, Span... 4 0— 4 10 Tampico 6 0— 6 5 Puerto Cabello 4 10— 5 7 6 Cuba NicAnaova Woon Rio de la Hache solid clean 12 to 16 0. g... 9 9 3 2 stronge- 3 4 4 4 choice marks.. 4 8 0 SAppLowErt, ewe. licia :al, . good ei 6ncao6 0 11 10 ord. & mid 3 0— 5 1* Bombay SA LTPETRB, CU./ S. d. S. d. East India SoutliAinericaLl9 u - - 0 0 SUELI. LAc, 49. , Cwt. in bond. orange 45 0 —54 0 liver and block 36 o —42 • SHINS, 10 0- 12 0- Neutria,4.3.dor C e —l2 o Chinehilli, do. io n —25 n . _ Seal, each 3 I - 3 10 Sicily 10 e - II 0 12 6-14 to 0 0 -0 0 Tyrolese 00- 0 0 SUGAR, 1. OW/ B. P. M uscovi moist brown 44 0 —46 0 dry brown .. 46 0 —4O 0 d & mid.. 49 6 dabs and mo 41 0 brown 45 6 -46 6 47 0 -44 0 East India, Benr ycjlow 44 0 —47 0 extra fine 58 0 —62 0 Manilla. in bd 21 0 —24 0 Havana brows 45 0 -.47 48 0 0 24 0 bite oxt 41 0 -44 0 45 0 -44 0 I . e 0 0— 0 0 ', Nov Lima, solid .... )5 0— 15 10 Barwood, Ango.s 0— 5 3 Gaboo► Ca.mwood Red San. Wood 5 0— 3 10- 6 0- Riga. P.T.R Archangel.... none Dutch & Flem. 6$ 0— 90 0 GALLS,* Cii'i Turkey, blue 75 0- 54 0- GINOKR, cwt. Barbadoes 4O 0— 12 0 Jamaica 5O 0-180 0 E. India, in bd 20 0— 21 0 Gym, 43 , cwt._ Arabic, Turkey 0 0— Barbary, Senegi ri r,Vion ..6 8. ~36 0- P'burg, clean outshot 35 0 Rhine .. 0 Bombay Jute B. Ayres and Monte Video, DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 6. We had again this day a very dull market for all kinds of I - _ grain. Wheat was sold at a further reduction of !s. per barrel ; I Amt Barley was also about 6d lower, and Tuesday's prices were with paid. difficulty obtained for even the best qualities of Oats. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, Nov. 4 Suring the present week there has been little disposition to buy Wheat. and few sales made at a decline of Is to 2s per qr. Malting Barley dicffiult to quit, and 2s per qr. lower; grinding held for last week's prices. English Beaus maintained their value. Oats dull, and rather lower. HULL CORN MARKET, Nov. 3. At this day's market we had a moderate supply of Wheat from the farmers, but millers were enabled to purchase at 2s per qr. under last week's prices; the same must be noted in free Fo reign. Little or no spring corn showing—the demand fur Bar ley has slackened. LEEDS CORN MARKET, Nov. 3 We are very moderately supplied with all Grain here to•dny. Wheat met a limited demand at 2s per qr. under late rates. Barley is offered at 3s. per qr. decline without inducing purcha sers. Oats fully maintained last week's prices. Beans rather cheaper. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 4. We were well supplied with Beasts, but of Sheep only a mo. derate show. As the demand was not quite equal to the sup. ply, buyers of Beef had a slight advantage, but no change in the value of Mutton. All prime stock sold up. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, Nov. 6 The supplies of all grain, except Wheat, are liberal, of which the arrival is moderate. The Wheat trade ,s extremely dull, but holders do not press sales ; in the limited business done a decline of fully 2s per quarter is submitted to. Malting Barley is scarcely saleable even at a reduction of 3s to 4s per quarter, as our maltsters hold off with the expectation of :till lower pri. ces. Oats dull, and Shelling Is per load cheaper. Beans sell at less money. Malt as before. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 6 Our market was large. The demand was principally confined to the hest kinds. Good Beef 48s to 51s 'xi* cwt. • Inferior ditto, ; Mutton, 5d to did per lb. off sink ; Lamb. 6fd ; Pork, 3d to 4d. The government contractors stand off, n :0 i 20 give more than 33s to 35s per cwt. for Cattle of 41 cwt. 1;U; and on the whole. sales were not made u:i to two o'clock in the day. All kinds of pigs are nnw sent to market, and disposed of, according to quality, for what they bring. DUBLIN POTATOE MARKET, Nov. 6. Our market is small, but the huxters are mostly supplied di rect from the grower, who takes back what cannot be sold, or allows for them in weight; a good deal of Potatoes, hut cer. tainly soft, are still to he (mild with huxters, who are. retailinz them at is to is 4d per stone; wholesale 8s to Os per cwt. M e still hazard *ha eplakineathat ahe/1 have seed left even for Ja. nuary, February, and April ; we believe the same vvi 1 he found to be the case in a great part of Ireland, as well as in England and Scotland. • MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 7. The trade has been flat during the week, but though on some articles a moderate reduction upon the rates of our last would have been submitted to, there was no disposition to accede to more than this. The same observation describes the Wakefield market of yes terday, whilst at Liverpool a greater degree of confidence was observable. To-day we quote Wheat Id. to 2d. per ;nibs., and Fiour fully Is. per sack and barrel lower. The scarcity of Oats and Oat meal supports their value. Beans without alteration, as also is Malt, but there is no effective demand at the high prices now asked for this article. Gi inding Barley, Peas. &c. as last noted. A moderate business only is done. but whilst on the one hand there is not much inclination to purchase, there is on the other as little anxiety to effect sales. i iS:g3l 846 ) • • 1 I i 230 S 6329 I I 1 J j 24 411510 83s4a _ sixty. ' Quarter 4-shares 85 Great Western 5u Ditto fialf Shares 10 Ditto quarter... 20 ; Ditto Fifth Shares 12 i Ditto Ditto 2 , New shares 425,G001e and Doncaster 13 ,Huddersfield Canal and Railwa) 3 1 Extension shares 18 fluddersfirld and Sheffield 42s1Fluddersfield, Bradford, eve 50 flull and Seiby ... .. 25 1 Ditto half 123! Ditto quarter 1131pswit b and Bury St. Edmunds. 193 Kendal and Windermere ..• • • • 50 (Lancaster and Carlisle a Ditto thirds 473 Lancaster and Presto n 19 1 Ditto three-quarter shares 631 Ditto quarter 425, Lancashire and North Yorkshire 22311.eicester and Bedford 24 Liverpool and B ur y -- 12 •3 23 1 New 2966 23 L'pool, M. and N'e as tl e J unct i ot 1 63 126108 7 25 London and Blackwail 6i SO London and S ou th C oast . 40 New shares ..... .... 5# 2125 1 633575 21 London & Manchester.. 7a 5 4 1 Ditto.. Itastriek' s _ 72 1 958 } 18126 Stock.ll.ondon and North W es t ern , 7 1731 19623 2 Quarter Shrres ..... .. ... 6 2 New quarter sh ares ...... .. 6 6i J } if., 3 0 } 36974 2 Fifth shar es 1 —I ' a Quarter shares rG. J.) 408 .e i, 0 4 , 0 , shares oon m ( / .... } ....a L tie ßt hsr i ..&) Birrng. 786 • Quarter shares . ...... (A I 6i ii i - ... 1 --- Rmgtn 5 Quarter shares ..... : Quarter shares ji London and Windsor 2 i. London and Portsmouth sc London an'! South Westerr - . shares New Lie shares New ...e5 , ) shares, 2iLondon and York New shares Direct Northern ester 241 ILongridge and .22i Leeds and Dewsbury 2} Do. Branch 174, Leeds and Thirsk.... 15 Lynn l and Derchain. 15 ILyne arid Ely ..... iilManchester 2K Birmingh. Co v Nanehester, Bolton, Bury i Fifth shares .1 R.rension 6 Manchester, eftleld tsi Midlam 82 Manchester and Leeds ..... 36 Ditto half shares ...... .... 2 Dil to quarter shales 3 Ditto fifth shares ...... 4 6 2 : D Ex it t t e o n s s i i x o t n ee s n h t a l rs i e shares 42s Matlock aid Midland Stock. Midland Railway 24 Jet() shares 50th Shares Stock. Con. Birmngham and Derby 2i Mold Junction 20 lewcastle Berwick • , 25 *, North Shields shares 100 Newcastleand Carlisle 25 Quarter shares 25 North British ......... II Half shares t ai Quarter shares Stock. North Union (A.) Stock. Ditto (B.) 50 Northern and Eastern 100 Norfolk ...... . 7 Ralf shares 2 : Tenth shares ... .. 2 Extension 4 4 s North Staffordshire is North \Vales Mineral 8 New shares 22s North Western Northumberland and Lancashi 12i Oxfrrd, Worcester & Wolver. , All Preston and Wyre All, Preference (5 per cent) .., All New ;5 per cent & div.) 41: II alt . shares (A` arcs (B 40 Ditto pref.:l-en :d Manchester tILIVI Shrewsbury and Great Western ary, Oswestry & Cheker, d Chester new shares, Scuth Devon hares No. 2 SALES OF THE WERE 200 Sea Island .IStained 2121 i Bowed Georgia 4480 1 f Mobile 1 Alabama and Tennes, 8740 New Orleans 130 { Pernambuco & Paraiba 7 Aracati and Ceara ts9,Babia and Maceio 6i 1170 j Maranham ISawginned !Minas at 5 4t ... 'Para ISO Demerara, Surinam &c 930 Egyptian 'Barbadoes ..•Peruvian ...'Bahama ...Laguayra ... .. Common West India. ,Cartliagena .. Smyrna.... .. Manila 17(.0 Surat .. .. Madras Bengal PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL Woon, Deals,l2o stand. m. duty paid Archangel 418 10 (4 0 0 1 Meme1...... Gothenburg l6 o- - 0 0 Wybarg '7 0 17 10 Petersburg ,. 16 o is is Pr.amrs, per foot of Zuchestlaick. Danzig, Deck British American PILO LATITIVGoD, pertatbom. Danzig, 4 feet 45 10 0 0 42 fis 4 British American 0 4 Id Fre e . MAHOGANY, perfoot of 1 inch thick. Honduras Cuba St. Domingo : 0 1 6 OAX PLANK'S.. TEA moon, per cubic feet STA 'vas, per 1200. Danzig, C. Pipe ,t g 0 0 —lOO 0 1 ilhd. 4O 0— 50 0 I Quebec, red. to iiin.thicic '} 40 e se e Tree * and 5} feet long Do. Puncheon lO 0 15 0 j TIMBER, per cubic foot. s. d. s. 4. O ak Pine, British Amer. common 9 0 0 o B.P. Is. red 1 5 2 0 yellow 1104— 2 0 1 11 2 1 11253 041 47 Id. 2 0 2 1 , Danzig.. Memel.— Riza.red, LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATO MARKET. Nov. 9, 1846, s. d. s. d Ray, old 214 b 0 7 Eii 0 pi ,Potatoes, v gOlb. New 0 6 0 g , Kemp:, Clover 0 6 0 8 ; New 0 0— 0 Grass Straw, Wheat... 0 4 0 5 I Shott Tops .. 4 3 t 6 Oat 0 4 0 4V 1 Cattle ...... 1 10 2 c Barley . 0 3 0 3i Turnips, v. ton 26 0 Carrots 45 0 —47 0 'Manure -28 2 - 6 0 BIRKENHEAD HONICEOPATHIC DISPENSARI [WEEKLY REPORT.] New Patients Old Patients.. Physician. —Chatics Smith, Hon. Sec EASTERN DISPENSARY, ROSE-HILL. Report of cases for the nen ending Saturda Total , Physicians, Dr. Gonthwaite and Dr. Ashcroft Surgeons, Messrs. Hayes, Lockwood and Harris inferior & mid. 0 5 0 6 good & prime • 6 3 / 4 0 8 . - 1. !O 0 —5l 0 Do. salted 0 3t— 6 4i Archangel .... s e 6 0 N. Amer. salted • 2 3 / 4 0 34 Buenos Ayres.. 0 0— 0 0 Brazil dry salted 0 44 • 5 Stockholm .... 17 6—l s • Rio, dry Valparaiso, dry 0 4i— 0 6 Carolina 13 0 —l4 6 Odessa, &c. dry 0 0— I • Virginia W. India, dry. • 0 4 i— 0 6 TARTAR, 16. Cid' salted.. 0 3 1 44 Cream of Tartar6s • —7O • East India .... • 7—o 10 brown and ye 1.44 • —55 • Kips, B.A. dry. 0 7 0 5,1 TsA, ve lb. in bond. Horse, d. eachl2 0 —:8 0 Bohea, Canton 0 2 11 4 Honss HAIR, V lb. Fokein —— Short mixed long tails 1 6 2 0 Twankay, com. 1 1— 1 li combed (wpm), w. lb. in iond. ' Pekoe, Orange 1 • —.2 6 Bengal. Campoi pur. & violet 0 0— • 0 cornAo good none blue & violet 0 0— 0 0 Hysou Skin.... • a—• is blue 0 0— 0 0 mid. to fine 1 2 I • violet, & fine 5 0— 5 6 Souchong,com. 0 111 1 • ord. & mid. 4 3 5 • good to tine 1 6 2 4 Violet & cop.l 3 3 __ 4 • Pekoe, flowery 2 • 3 • m ixed .. i Hyson, com... 2 • 2 2 co p, g, 0 fine 2 4 3 6 ADMITTFP. ord. & mid. 26 3 6 Young !Tyson 011— a n Pever and Small Pox. 2O 1 Cured . con. quality 2 2 4 3 Imperial 6 I Died. ; .. Oude 1 4 3 6 Gunpowder, t _ _ 1 B — 2- - ow Lying-in Medical andW a Wards Surgical Wards 24 Relieved Surgeons Madras i 1 9 4 0 good and fine 110— 4 0 Guatimala, 70 lb. TOBACCO, V lb. in bond. Floras ...... 4 0— 4 g J. River, Leaf.. 0 14— • A Sobres 3 0— 4 0 i Stemmed • 31— •Ai Cortes ...... 2 0— 3 0 Kentucky .... • l a — 0 4 carracas, Flo. 3 9 4 6 Maryland .... 0 0— • • Sobres ...... 3 0— 4 0 Tutu; a aic, lo mot. in bond. Cortes...... 1 6 2 9 Bengal 9 6 —l4 0 LAC DM* lb' TURPENTINE, V Met. D.T. and prime 1 6 2 2 American mid. to good 0 6 1 6 VALONIA, V tOn.ae S i e. $ ord. lk infer. 0 2 0 6 Smyrna, pickedl3 0 —l6 • MADDER ROOTS V Cid. Morea 10 0 —l3 • 5myrna........ 45 0— 48 0 Vir., BEES' V Cut, in bond. Tripoli & Syria 0— 0 a African French ........ 40 0— 41 0 East !mils Naples ........ 28 I— 50 0 AllieflCoB. REMAINING IN THE HOSPITALS Fever and Small Pox Medical and Surgical Wards ...... ....... Lying-in Wards LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT. DISCIIARCED. ADM In-patientseured Relieved and at own reques t 8 1 Out-patients Made Out-patients 0 f Casual sdurin rregular ._0 1 Remaining it Tlond ConsultingSnrgeons,Mr:i'orshaw and Mr. Dawson. [louse Surgeon . llr..Nl‘Cheane. Apothecary, RI r. George Pa rlley. House Visitors, Thomas Macelll, and C. W. Reade. Esqrs, Chaplain... ...... Iter. W. Blundell. RICHARD GlllSON:Tre!tsurer 'MONTHLY REPORT.] EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY. No. 90, MOUNT-PLEASANT. Dr. Edwards and Mr. Neill Assistant Surgeon, J. B. Barrow. Treasurer Henry CrossEeld, Elm DEARTMENT. New Patients admitted in t he month of Oct. Patients prescribed for, and who have received Surgical assistance during the month of Oct. Total since the commencement .... 47,719 ER ENT. Patients prescribed for A , and who DEPART hav M e received Surgical assistance during the Month of Oct. Total since the commencement WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND WORKHOUSE HOSPITALS. Nov. 7, 1816. TI , CBARGN:II • VLUI Consulting Physicians, Dr. Macrorie and Dr. Gouthwaite, • Consulting Surgeon, Mr. Macnlloch. Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Dickinson and Mr. Inman. House Surgeon, Mr. T. P. Grimsdale. Assistant-Surgeon, Mr. E. T. Watkins. Apothecary, Mr. Gilmour. LIVERPOOL COTTON MAIIKET, Nov. 6 The market has been very quiet thr, uehout the week, spin ners buying to a very limited extent, and speculators have also I been inactive. The current qualities of American have been 1 sold id per lh cheaper, whilst other ascriptions remain without alteration. To-day, however, there has been an improved de mand, American descriptions were less freely offered, and the market has assumed a firmer aspect. Speculators hare taken 1 5000 American, 50g Egyptian, and 300 Surat, and exporters 1200 1 American and 2:0 Surat. 500 Sea Island are declared f or auction on Friday next. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, From the 30th Ca. to the 6th Nov., inclusive. Prices paid IMPORTS lin the week. ThisW k. thiFyear PRICES OF SHARES, Nov. 9 Saturday's 1 Prices. SHARES sgd p 6s3d iip 26 .. 28 Blackburn, Chorley & 1: pool .. Blackburn, Clithcroe, & N.West 2 Blackburn, Darwen and Bolton Bristol and Exeter . Ditto new Shares 3ristol and Gloucester Boston, Newark, and Sheffield Buckinghamshire Caledonian d 12 le d i 7 p 8 4 1 p s 21i p 22a i d k d f Clydesdale Junction - ii I,'l 50 'Chester ;Vint Birkenhead =•S f Ditto half Ditto new shares 4; - .1.. 48i 22i.. 24i d.. par 274 Chester and Holyhead 2a Derby and Gt. Grimsby Junction 4 2s,Dereham and Norwich 25 Dundee; and Arbroath 12} New 3sed d a os6d 2 d J 20 .Dundee and Perth New 3ft p 4* 3 1 P 34 tern Countie 12 16s Nev Shares 2 2?/ 4 p 8 7 61 Perpetual, No. Perpetual, No. .2 2 York Extension. 14 , East Lancaslii:e 1 1 p ii 4i p 4t Si p 4 cl - .. par 14..182 10 p IC4 214.. 22 1 d / 3 p 33 1i P 2 ;it (1 i RAILWAYS Aberdeen Railway Ambergate,Nottingham,Boston, and Eastern Junction 'Arbroath and Forfar . . Bedford, London & Birmingham 2i p ai Birkenhead, Lancashire & Ches. p Birmingham and Dudley Birmingham and Gloucester --- &mt. Sales paid. i This Day _ ..._ _ .ae BANKS, &c. 12e, Liverpool Bank Soo 1111 1 0000 6 I ( m Di tto aDDDD i iiii ttt hOOOO e st e B uCRB io a o,:z i nyi i. ~i)k amnu i l i n .eg i g ~r.: .c. e C .i. IBE haul .. cn;t p . .. : a i n .. ..D.. : y . : s.:: ...: :: 10 INortli and South Wale: . . .. 2i ,' L iverpool Fire and Life .. .. .... Ditto 1 SHARES Assurpi 2 ißoyal AssurEnce Compa.wy .Stock.. Bootle Wrter Works 1 Stock.'flar terWcrkF 100 :C‘ lgtcri ,as Cot- I 100 !.`Tew 25 Dit Coke Ccrnr.: - • 8 ;South-East Steam Company PRICES OF SIIARES.—CoNTINutn Saturday 'a Pi ices. P itl P 2 i P 3 plc3 par.. i p ii 1 3 12 a premium,—those This Day arked rd) No. 1 new Shares 14'East Lincolnshire 50 Edinburgh and Glasgom I.'?i; Ditto quarter shares Half shares reh.Leith and Gr 20 Ditto, preference-share Fdinburgh and Peebles .. 1J Edinburgh and Northern 2ii Ditto £l5 shares—A'eu•port 3 iEdinhurgl, and Perth l*Ely and. iHuntingdon 5i Exe' er, Yeovil and Dorchester. 22s Fleetwood, Preston and West It. 5u Furness 42s' Furness and Windermere . 2i Glasgow and Dumfries ...... as iG asgow, Greenoc 123: Ditto half shares , 141 Ditto preference shares du :Glasgow and Ayr.... 20 I shares 12i' Quarter shares 21,' New shares . 7i!Creat Grimsby Dock 10 Great Grimsby and Sheffield 1 Quarter shares New Stock 15 .t'3o shares. li' 5 shams 2i .Great North of Scotland I ;Great North and South Wales par.. i p i d.. pui IR. p 12 IN,. 161 par. -4 p 68.. 6y 150 1011 /7 '9 34 p 5 4 I ii d 21 d 24. d _ 3d 1 id 3 I 11, 53 p 54 39 P 4 , 1 )9iP 94 Idi R d 51 p 53 .. So 35 3i 9 P 10 # P 5 a d * 4 g P 5 i 4 2iii P ;4p p 2359 d p 2653 d 1 0 7 i . 10Se 53 p 54 23 .. 24 'PSI 68 . 70 5 p di 74 p 81 I /Op 151 1 5i p 6 ! 11 d 1 R fdil P 4p idiißid 9 Stk 9¢ 6o .. of i 4 P 4: s6d r. 44561 m 7.. 99 214 p 211 p 18 22 pea 35 p 354 75i.. 76/ 71 P 7 P 7# Ips t 1 los P d 1 d 1r 101 P 7 d.. par 2 d 1 p 33 p 6 !Mg 8 ih* 24 p 26 11 p 12 4 p 4; 5i p 2i 1 p 1* B .. 84 P 1 1 132..134 104 p 11 24'p 2i 108..110 1: d 1* 13 p 13} 344.. 35 27A.. 272 378..381 , 1/ P 5 Si P 2i 219.. 221 150.. 152 68 .. 132.. 194 Si p 41 P P ti 3 1 P Si 21 p 3 1 1 P par.. p d 5i d • 5"i.. 51i 3 1 P 33 18 p IP 96 .. g 7 31y 3L P P 8 p 8 42s TrentN _ j iirea:l and Dove Valley 2i Warwick and Cheltenham 3241 Wakefield, Pontaraet,andGoole 2tf Extension shares idland, 8/G.Jutlc 12s cl gs p 13 p 14 4 41 - P le iWhitehaven 'Junction West End and Southern Countie: 6 Whitehaven and Furnet,s 1 .d 6 22jYork and Carlisle w shares New Half Shares 25 (Scarborough) 40 York and Selby .R5O shares 3 I B. &W. Riding Extension.. 43 p 4i 15ip 164 IRIE-41 LINES. 17i Belfast and Ballymena 15 Cork and Bandon 126 Dublin and Belfast Junction 70 Dublin and Drogheda 20 Shares 4 Dublin and Galway 7i Dundalk and Enniskillen 16 Galway and Ki'kenny rf Great Munster 276 Great Southern and Western 26 Killarney J unction 226 Limerick and Waterford 15 Londouderry-and Coleraine Is Londonderry and Enniskillen 15 Midland Gt Western & Canal 76 Ditto Extension to Galway 5 Newry and Warren.point 38 Ulster 11 Waterford and Kilkenny 5i d 8 d 7i 12 d 11 5 d 4i d gk d 9 944 d 27s I 2 d 24 1d d 7 p ; 4 4 I 121 d 124 74 d 7 d gi d Si 2i d 2i g k 1 Si P in I 66 d 6 I FOREIGN ANDCOLONIA LINES 2 Central of Spain 6 Dutch Rhenish.- 5$ Great North of India as Great ‘N es' ern Be nga l 9i! Great Western Canada 60 'Jamaica )4 d I d bbd par.. * p par.. 4 p ILs p Igs 66.. t 7 7_ P 54 I !North of France, constd 20 Paris and Orleans 20 Paris and Rotten 363.. 374 I 3 Paris and Strausburgh, Corset II 20 Rouen and Havre ... 10 Sambre and Meuse ... 14 Strasburgh and Basle. Tours and Nantes C'd O West Flanders -_ 3 cl 4i ... 4i d 41 ... i d.. par ... 9 a 1 ±5 22j 22 42s 100 17 20 • JD I are at a disc IS. —Denotes scrip Shrves called in frr Registration .R.—Denotes Shares called in for Registration. Births', filarrtaras to Thriabs. On the ‘23r JAMES, EFq.. of a sof Lt I en Baden, the wife of G. P. li On the 26th ultimo, street, Dubin, of a soil drs. JOHN DILLON North Summer NORRIS, sot cam, of a dan On the Ist instant, at Combermere Abbey, Cheshire, the wife of the Hon. WELLINGTON COTTON, of a danatter. On the arc! instant, at St. Thomas's P. the lady of the Rev. G. T. MOSTYN, Same day, the lady of Mr. RICA e, St Eleka's, barn-street, of On the 4th ins of n son. daughter. at Thin .Twall-hall, Mrs TIIONIPSON, On the Bql instant, the wife of WM. TIENRY lIASELDEN, Esq. te , %cornbe, lIRIED • Lately, at the British Embassy. Parrs, the Rev. e. LEICESTER, of Whitton.hall, Shropshire, to SUSAN, relict of the ate. Colonel MULLER. On the :3rd September, at St. John's. Newfoundland, ilaPtain WM. KEWLEY, of the brigantine Mayflow er, to ANN, second daughter of the late Mr. J. BOYD, of that place. On the 26th ultimo, at St. John the Evangelist's Church, Mr. JOSEPH FOX BOWER, watch jeweller, to CATHERINE!, daughter of the late Mr J. CA RTLITCH, book-keeper. On the 271 h ultimo, at St. Nicholas', Church, Mr. MATTHEW LOWE, of Maryland-street, to ELIZABETH, youngest daugh ter of Mr. THOMAS BOOTHE, cf Bootle-cum- Linacre. On the 2nd instant. at Alderley, Cheshire, Mr.JOIJN HILLS. of Kensington, Middlesex, to Miss HAYNES, of the former ,e. ',' 3rd instant .t .-.••- On the 3rd instant, at Wallasey Church, by the Rev. Dr. Byrth, Mr. ROBERT MANSELL, cf . New Brighton, to Miss JANE ROBERTI, of Toxteth.park. SamA. e Oay. St St. James Church, Toxt e th -park, by the Rev. C. Graham, M.A.. CHRISTOPHER HOLT, son of THOS. APPLEBY, Esq , of Whitby. Yorkshire, to ISABEL ALTHEA, daughter of the late WM. DIXON, Esq., of Yorkshire. Same day, at St. Pride's Church, by the Rev. D. D. Stewart, THOMAS HUNT, Esq., of Rock Mount, county of Waterford, to ELLEN, second daughter of the late Mr. JOHN WELSBY, of this town. Same day, at St. David's Church. by the Rev. D. R. Hughes, Mr. WM. HUGHES, joiner, to MARGANE'E, daughter cf Mr. J. JONES, of Llangetui, Anglesea. Some day, at London. the Rev. H. DOWNING, M.A., recta of St. Mary's Church. Kingswinford, to MARY ELLEN, daugh ter of the late J. ABBOTT. Esq. On the 4th instant, at Sepliton, JOSEPH CORBETT, elde4X son of WM. I OWE, Esq., to ANNA MARIA, eldest daughter of the late E. CAUSER, Esq., of Stourbridge. S, me ray, at the Collegiate Church, Manchester, by the Rev, E. D. Jackson, of Beat: n Norris, HAROLD OWEN, Esq.. surgeon, Brougharn.terrace, in this town, to JULIA ANNE, only daughter of JJJIN THOM PSON, Esq., of Levenshulme house, Levemhultne, near Manchester. Same day, at the Baptist Chapel, Soho- street. by the Rev. R. B. Lancaster, Mr. JAMES PETERS, to SUSANNAH HIRST. Same day, HUGH HORATIO, only son of the late Lieut.- Colonel H. H. and Lady sEYMOUR. and nephew of the Marquis of Cholmondeley, to GEORGIANA, daughter of Lieut -General R. ELLICE. On the oth instant, at St. reorge's Church, Everton. by the Rey. W. Falloon, ARTHUR WIL LIA M, second sou of the Rev. A. D. FORDS, of Magholl, to ADA EMILY, youngest.;daugh ter of the late Rev. A. O'BEIRNE, L.L.D., of Fermanagh, Ireland. On the 6th instant, at Llansanan, Mr. JOHN OWENS, of Gerdden, to ANNE. daughter cf Mr. WILLIAM EVANS, Saracen'.; Head Inn, Llansanan. Same day, at Wallasey Church, by the Rev. Dr. Byrth, Mr, TIIOMAS TAYLOR, to ANNIE, youngest daughter of the late Mr. JOHN HOUGHTON, of this town, • Same day, at Moukstown Church, County Dubin, by the Rev. John, St. George WiLlams, WM. ASHFORD Dublin. to MARY, youngest - M.D. boter of Capt a i n BENJAMIN OLIVER, H.M.S. Prince of W ale Yesterday, at St. David's Church, by the Rev. W. Hughes, Mr. WILLIAM HOSKINS, to Misr. ANN BOWEN, both of this town. DIED On the 12tly August. in his 2,tfi year, of apopletic cholera, GEORGE, son of Mrs. COBHAM, Denison Street. The • eceased left Liverpool in August, 184 i, act ng as first engineer on board the steamer Fire Queen. His loss is deeply felt by Lis surviving friends and family. SCRIVENOR, Card Ben 3: , „ Lieuten an t FR ANCIS gni Native Infantr. assistant engineer, ) I second nof 11. Scrivenor. , Stuck Exychange, Liverpool.) On the 2Stli ultimo, aged ELIZABETH, wife of Mr. C. itl LESTER, victualler, Sentland-road, and dr,)47hter of Mr. P. Richmond, of Northemb?riand-terrace. Same d Mr. WM. I3CN-T-E1 On the • 29th ultir unter-street solicitor TOPHAM, Esq Same day, in her 75th year, Mrs. ANN HAWKINS, of Kent square. widow of the late Mr. T Hawkins, master mariner. .-,... .4........ t. ~,inno, In MS 49th year, Y. oa . or. 5.,.a n rw, 'E.., M.P., a distinguished member of the Free Church of Scotland. Same day, aged 40, Mr. J , SEPIi GEORGE AKERS. On the 31st u lti mo, at his residence, 25, Edge-vale, THOMAS G. RENT, Es q ., o f Mtigrove, in the county of Tipperary, after a short and s evere i llness of nine !inure duration. Same day, in I s li ngton, aged 70, Mr. JAMES RAWLINS, formerly of Whit e h aven. Same day, at Mitch am, Surrey. aged 78. PRISCILLA, relict o f s t a b: e lated. day, at .t LLOYD,London, ag e d 31. JANE, wife of Mr. W. Esq., of T ros y Park, Lenbigh. `""me day, aged gi, DE BORAH BIRCH, late of Sephton. SWAKBRICK, late of this town, and eldest daughter of the late Mr. W. Jenkinson, of Bark-house Bank, Furness Fell.. Great Same day, aged 28, M r . JAM ES MEADEN pork butcher, Crosshatreet. Same day, at the residence of his son, at Ashton -under-Lynn. in his 74th year, Mr. WILLIAM MICKLETII WAITE, of Lees, near Oldham, an,: father of Mr. T. Micklethwaite of the Wake field Journal. The deceased was a minister of the Methodist connexion for fifty-three years, and was universally admired for the kindness of his disposition and the benevolence Of his heart. On the Ist instant, at the residence of John Campbell, Esq., in South-hill pace. Toxteth.park, aged 32, ELLEN, daughter of Mr. JAMES JOHNSON, postmaster, Flookburgh, in this county. Same day, aged 26, MARTHA, Wife of Mr. ELIJAH SAR- R ,, T7', whee;wright, Lad-lane, Prussia street. Same day, at Skipten-in-Craven at an advanced age, MARTHA, relict of the late Rev ROBERT THOMLINSON, of skipton, and mother of the late Joseph Thomßoson, Esq., of Lovercck Bank, in this town. Same day, alter a long and tedious illness, aged 26, Mr, STEPHEN BENSON. publican. Linitkiin.lanp Same day, in Rup-ert street daughter of Mr. JAMES E DEN. 4 APGARET ANN, infant _ . On the 2nd ii,stant, agcd 81, Mr. JOHN ODGSON. Same day, at Laaton's-house, Rait,bill, aged 64, Mr. JAMES OWEN. t Furham.hall, Bury, aged 67 Lady MANNERS the Right Hon On the 3rd instant, at his residence, Mr. JAMES' TYRER , aged 58 years, deeply regretted. Same day. nt Bootle,near Liverpool, in his 75th year, RICHD. FORSHAW, Esq., surgeon. , EKENS, r Q., of Antwe r liter of the late Francis .nd of this town THOMAS R unwell for some This makes the y recovered w months 47th year of her age, AN', the be of THOMAS MADDOCK, clerk of ness, at the house of her son- W 64, Mrs. SARAH ROSE, of abed 42. Mr. THOMAS HOP • Robert-street North, for man ite Margnis of Westminster Mr. WILLIAM LAWTON Groce-street. MA TI LDA Ayres. same day, I JAMES BLACK, Esq., of Same day, a , tioldrate. , infant daughter of LER, a meiki On 4he sth war York, iety of Fries , ROBERT WAL- AMES POOLE, Esq., Maryland 32 years. ELIZABETH and daughter of the late Alexander 'ensh:.ll, SAMUE!, r!.Esq., Boot! Hoylake. in his .• tiler of W a Rich- In his death the pock 0: the locality have Lost a kind friend On the 6th instant, at I HENRY ISIIERWOOD, M'Ciellan, of this town, Same day. at Nurst•house, Pre cot. hi her sfth year MARGARET DOROIIIEA, Witt of, C lAR LES SHER BOURN E, Esq., and eldest daughter of the late Richard Wallis, Esq., of !leis', ad , in this comity. On the ;th instant, aged ;5, ANNE M QUADI street, Vauxhall-road ALICE, the wife of Mr , (laughter of the late Mr. Al On the Eth Inst son of the t. Mr. RICHARD FAIRCLEUGH tc John Paircieugh, nunery ar,d seedsma aged 62, Same day, nerd Mr. JOHN fAIftCLOUGH LOWE, printer, of the Stundard.cffice, much and deservedly regretted by all who knew him. Same day. aged 10 mon,tbs, FARAH ALICE, daughter of Mr THOMAS GELLION, printer, formerly of Chester. TIDE TABLE Noy] Tuesday to Wednes. i i Thurs... 13 NORTH Et rwE Accider upon recom IN•IMIPM==,I....r.i., Id Sunday of tN HOSPITAL, No Y RLPORT 'equest 5 tients 8 2 Consulting Surzeoi the Hofpital. 94. m. Gift, E• Physician and Sur geon fcr the ensuing week. Dr Turnbull find Mr. Bainbridge House Visitors Rev. Thos. Hornby and John Clint. Esqrs, Hones Surgeons, Mr. G. S. Deane and Mr. T. B. Gilliersleeves. Treiisui•e;,l3lll:Jones, Esq. Chaplain.. OLTON, of Titht Lill 1 ii Deekens. Es, FISEIER, Esq7,su . time past, but had loved a affect p's Church years in the househOld of the Same day. in his 42nd yea! aument Tavern, Landon-roa 1 120 BIRTHS 11, of 111 ag u ire