The Northern Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-13 00:00:00

shareholders of the Great Northern Railway, by the recent decline in this company's receipts. During the last three weeks, the aggregate falling off has been 6,1541. compared with last year ; and thus the increase on the six months, over the cor responding period of 1855, is reduced to 8,870/. Relative to the London Market for American Se curities. Messrs D. Bell, Son and Co. report as follows :- There has been a good demand for American securities generally during the past week, with more inquiry for rail road bonds, particularly those of the Illinois Central Com. patty, in which business has been done at improved prices. The report of Me. E. F Satterthwaite says :- There There his been a firm market for American securities in London during the past week. Holders are disposed to wait for higher prices, and the supply of first-class bonds is by no means large. We quote Illinois Central and Erie Bands higher. Ober descriptions there is no materialchange Our advices from Manchester inform us that the market for goods and yarns not only main teens the late improvement, but a complete clear anee of stocks enables producers to demand and obtain a further advance for such qualities as are more especially eeited for the East, and which favourably influences other descriptions, both in value and demand. Our local Produce Markets have been pr( try steady daring the week. An animated demand has existed for sugar, and prices are 61 to is per cwt. higher within the week. In molasses but little has been done, owing to stocks in first hands being exhausted. Coffee is firm, at last week's prices. There was a good demand for rice and rum, and prices of the latter have advanced. Speculation continues in the Tea trade ; a large quantity has changed hands durine the week, and prices are ed to Id per lb. dearer. Dyewoods have remained quiet, and a ()id moderate business has been done in Naval Stores. 6 1 3 16e ~ e ee .. e. • According to a London commercial leVer of this morning, we leirn that a very decided rise has just taken nlace in the price of saltpetre, the prin cipal and most valuable ingredient of gunpowder, Stock this day- Russia has entered into large contracts for a supply American. Brazil. Egyptian. E. India. W. India. Total. of this commodity, and Austria has eng o aLed the 218,680 17, 240 42,790 48,820 470 338,000 whole production of Egypt-about 1, tons Same time 1855- annuall y -for the next five years. Owing 183,260 58.990 47,350 97,000 3,240 340,440 to unexpected arrivals in Live r p ool, the market The Liverpool Share Mar k e t, to da y , opened has become very quiet, and prices merely nominal. steadily, afterwards improved, but went rather Messrs John Alston & Co's circular just issued, easier towards the close. The day's transactions con- contains the following remarks upon the state of sisted of-Caledonians, 311; Eastern Counties, 9k, the produce markets in Glasgow :- 7-16, e, 746, 1; Lancashir e and Yorkshire, 971, 1, t o, ; Toe anticipated reduction of 6d in the lb. duty on all kir.ds Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 341, -a ; Midland of tea next April, has given the market for mediums and Stock, 82L, e,,, e e l • North British, 101 ; Dovers, 24 fines an upward tendency ; and but f r the present high ' ' ;Dutch - Rhenish, 9-16, 1p ; Great Luxembourg rate of discount, we should have had large speculations, 4 ,;; ) %titute l d lom; Bank of Liverpool, 22, and with still higher prices. As it is expected thal on or about Liverpoo Royal Bank, 405. The following busi- the New Year the "Bank screw" will be less tight, we hold say, with perfect confidence, that the trade the s . honldnot uf t o d ness was don for next Account :-Blackburn, 7k ; i l n ess .h t e ba co n months' but I. w S t e oec. plenty ea Caledonian, 31-1- ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 97e. deduct from e' the present stock the f--, 5 ; \ London and North Western, 106 g ; Midland, t usnixtr larae quantity y, of common congon which will be rende ed ;94 1, a , 1; North British, 101 ; Dovers, 24 5-16 unsaleable, we shall find ourselves wi h but a moderate The -. following were the closing quotations :- supply of good and fine -which kinds will then undoubtedly Aberdeen, 13 13k. Blackburn, 7 78. Chester and come in for the largest consumption. Taking therefore Birkenhead, 18 181. Caledonian, 311 31 k. Chester on the one band , the p resent stock of medium and fine an d Holyhead, 198 19e. Eastern Counties, 0 7-16 black teas, and on the other band, the appearance of the 9 9 16. East Lancashire, 21e211 Great Northern, country generally, as a basis for consideration, we think e2 B e 22 7 Ditto A shares, 91 Of. Great Western, that before the 6th Aoril, 1857, teas will h b s e wiosrothheceonnsele -69 t 70.. Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 97k 971. rably more money, G Th v e c eoff e e n e t m h a a r v k i ct at a the e close ' of the Liverpool, Crosby and Southport, 181 18e. Lon- dear. The Russian , 1051 106rnm in our money to 7s per cwt., late war, remitted a duty equal don and North Western Stock, Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 34% 34e it has, therefore, caused a much larger export than usual to Midland Stock, 82% 821. North British 10e 108 that c ' ountry. Mochas have been quotable at high rates ; 'tdy , r , Gt Er ,-„, we still hold a few half bales at a low figure. East India North Staffordshire, 5e sd. South Eastern 228 22 Tellicherry-This is a coffee coming very much into use, as I,l l ,o l , ect aion natt In L 3-16. York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 211 21%. litte ti t t i 014 44eltintoshost)ni.-In the course of Thnrs- f it possesses more strength than any other coffee imported to York and North Midland, 30 30%. Leeds Capital this country. Plantations are scarce, and natives are out it, tiQ ed bef. 5 a nd tire _ n . _ the officer who has charge o Stock 18,7, 19. Buffalo and Lake Huron, 1b• of the question. 'era, 4 , t o 21 13 M r. n !_ u °, dsey district of the M division, ti k ,7 l wk`oultorin so ctrl at the Southwark Police Dutch Rhenish, e' ap. Great Western of Canada, The Grain Trade, throughout the week,. has been a tl e ea. Was .._""le that Ann Cox, alias Warren, the 241 241. Do. New Shares, 2 516 2 7 16p very dull, and at today's markets in London,. i t :re l ast t 50 via ,In lup an seriously injured in the head e d Continuations Liverpool, Wakefield, &c , a very moderate business i ve il a th e e other female named Mar Ann Davis • , were paid to-day g a ' s follows :-Blackburn, Is, 0d was transacted. Prices of Wheat have receded 2d -n ure e ottrae hi Davisa w oo, of the • - infirmaryof _ mght in the - Chester to 31 per 70 lbs., and Flour is depressed, but Is. 111 con. Caledonian, - A - 3, g, .. „ C ' )h a 1 h - 11 ° 1 -18e, from the wounds inflicted on and Holyhead, 2s. Eastern Counties, Is, 9d. East holders are indifferent about selling at any redue- With be e n " under remand in liorsamonger lane Lancashire. 2s. Great Western, 5 16, 1 Lance- tion, and Indian Corn, though held firmly, is in ~ large,t„ ' , tea e bee n examined at this court on Wednesday, shire and Stock, Yorkshire 7 16, e e 716, e, 7-10, 4 very limited enquiry. e iht " 411 )1 tit .,! i ng and woundina• the deceased with a Ito e, th er. and North Western Steck, a . anc ics London, SSI 1 A farther dna,. ,' ,' lend. of 81. in the pound has been coil th e : pri son t reared that bo b th females are of bad , art, 7 , Ce.a ge , l Mg about, five Nears of age, ter,. Sheffield, and Lincoln, g 1 3s, 1 2 (11 3 'declaredunder the joint estate of Strahan, Panl, 4 4.' "Ile " fifty two, ' twenty 'el Ain Unicorn Midland Stociz, 5 16, ',- 1 - 4 , 5-16, ;A, 7 -16. s , a , , •.. North and Bates, with a farther dividend of 2a. in the le t rnely a y str eet 0 , and they . re i e 4, eOf ua ss i v t , a very low localit. They were of British, 10d, Is. South Eastern, 2s, 2s 3d, 2s, 2s pound under the separate estate of Mr. Strahan, I° fil ' et ' k aed habitb •almostconstantly in a 3.1. York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 2s 3(1, 2s. l es eiee-enne, t being . and of sd. in the pound under the separate estate 4 'll -°• t he Thursday the deceased being partially paralysed Dutch Rhenish, 1-10. is Id, Is 21, is Id. Great of Sir J. D. Paul. le el • a Th ea 11 se 1 ° the ursday night, the 4'h instant, they Western of Canada, i !--„ 2s 3d, 2s. Great Luxem tl2l. „bedrooma when the prisoner, Mary Ann bourg, sd, 61. ea ti e eate O F 1 3 , " drinkingglass, and struck the deceased There is ), 41 d r. sh t he head with it, demand 1141 t I tet Sed 6 w as taken to the hoe • cutl and her in a fearful the w ound , for money, but it is accompanied by an easier ke a '"ree,Od it not Os t pit i a l , wher e wouna feeling in the market, and by a hopeful tone as to 0 :i. 11 Bo „it" direction a to appearing 5) 0 very bad, she was klrl l ' Ve r l i , t ,hat she was keep quiet. A few dlys after she the future. The discount houses have been doing ' 4 f,a''elti ° a . f .nise where she to the infirmary of St. more than usual at rates below those required by the Bank ; and there is also more disposition to tf ? ,, _lto tOse, the medical s officer was attended carefully . b h y accept long-dated paper. On the Stock Exchange ee e ';atly theePslice that her recoeveer; w w ho, on d T ,) ue f sl i ay ndg m- t the rates to day were rather lower, averaging se, .11, tte l 2 5 4 , P o risqner was apprehenydedasby'nisertelleant Ger- per cent with little or no enquiry. ft ,'re,, e ,, ° art, Z W edaesday, and, after a short examination The London Share Market was very inactive t ee t e sea she urination remand e d until Wednesday next. to -clay, without, however, any material change in di ne , ril ' a t . te expre 'Oton, and being told that the woman eels the 'rices of the leading lines. Caledonians were itte .!strate : 4 . 8 9 a determination to commit suicide, and done 'p at 621. East Lancashire, 87. Great tkr:l, w i her i e ' e u ethe made acquainted with that tact, he , 'I, Hil- (:, ~ e 0 taken immediatelyto II eer lane • I A, 76. Great Western, 691 le London Noi t iera , N. 'Alt ruers that orsetnon, 10 I don and South and North Western, oe. Jon , e e , e N ew at she should be properly looked after. trle, tint SAPEry 1 , W c ould scarcely Zt le p ie h NKSTAND.- e scar9 Western, 1071. Midland, 82 Dovers, 13 1 ; A t e, es in tta t , Lto our notice writinguntil this admirableinvention was market closed rather dull, at the following quota. leeZelioe," v e n° tice. It e 4,6; 4 le " u st, and xemts our ink from mildew, tions, viz --Ambergate, 41 1. Caledonian, 62. . e. e e . t h e dust, oxidation, and at the same time Edinburgh and Glasgow, 54% 5. Eastern Coun 44, deb eet e . from becoming overcharge . - e d" Th • 5167 16 East Lancashire, 86 7. Great ties, 9 - • . le `• Ls ee.-Prica is Bd, 2e6(1, 3s, and 3s 61 each. to h Noe Northern, 90 -1. Do. A. 751 6%. Great Western, te l b 14 ," Nreere 691 I - . Lancashire and Yorkshire, 97 %. Leeds ' 4 Ll* -- "t•ith f oto INX.-What a delicious treat it is Co 14 ' Northern, 18% 19 London and North Western, ke e pPosee , ree, flowi writing ink. We have often 1 „ 56 ~ ' 4 ll Led '''' IzPiar with London and South 'Western, 1071 8. covedel i, to ~.. carrel our very finger ends when v , ° K. u"e...sofne of those abominable quasi-fluids " ! . Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 341 -1-. Mid i Pr e e t i ale , e eiee T. Hall f S th J h street, has pro- land, 82 e North British, 40 1 Dovers, 731 1. qtel -110 11n e '.' "'ea we hay ' e • d u d e li do not hesitate York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 84 5. York and la e' fr om eit o ne _ e triF ,an we of t h e It flows North Midland, 60 e. e i ,ets aft _the p en, and . best kind we ever used. lei; e 'l24er a Y and int is amongst other things e di tin uised There was a very dull market for Public Seen. 'es ,eetee ensity colour.- Northern Daily g cities today in the absence of speculation. Prices Pee -44 t." er ' 1853 .-Sold in Bottles, 63, Is, and 2s were without the least change of importance,. and . se• ,b„ • - - , ;p i d ed all ot the few engagements that were entered into did e t!, cl esee be .---- a e ll- ," Much regret, pain, and evil may be not impart the slightest activity to the market. a eaee ; l a te e t ,," e l forethoubtt lf it be desirable to Consols were done at 93% to 94 for the Bth proximo, ie 4 11 4 ' 4 ' looee V'd money, is it not still of greater impor- closing at a rather lower figure, 931 to 93%. A e;astei, we st rn „“ ) , Your health ? During this inclement special transfer was made at 94%. The New f' lir e l an t Cgte' advise the use of the Aromatic Spice Threes opened at 931 to 94, closing at 931 to 93%. :14 0, 4 th, 0 ,: chest. Coughs, colds, asthmas, shortness Exchequer Bills were steady, at 5s to 8s premium Ittn. e , tsce, or tightness of the chest, affections of the India Bonds were la discount to 2s premium ; give prep re effectually relieved,and in many cases %e 'abl e ated • e y 217 to 218. Turkish Six per Cents. llt -k e e P l ainer ' of these y the timely application t covered to 95 to I. The Guaranteed Four per e „' te e Warm B to the chest which are far superior to the re efiftterif e at Plasters, and in ' maneases entirely supersede Cents. were quiet at . g ai . . 102 3 to §- Danish Three per e'el • e ,1 4 be weira,,al remedies. No y e on during the winter Cents. have been dealt in at 81 , Dutch Two-and tqt-ee in - e 4 "" one • .e s about ra to travel by rail- a-Half per Cents. at 65% (exchGuatemala ee eil role p . rr,artieular , 6 1 1 ) r i ons s and 1 6d each. To be had Five per Cents. at 55 ; Spanish Old Three uer day o road"..Ton • Chemist,' e s • .and 94 Cents. for account, at 421, and 42; ditto, New eY b 0 ea, 5, Paradise street, , e 6 la ' one I elis 4, 1 th door from Seymour street; where also 'net at Deferred Three per Cents., for the 16th i , ?tee ' ale, i 6 Horehound and Squills, so celebrated for 24. In other stocks no business was recorded. 10 a4 eati t h ri- bottle. is lid 2 9(.1 and 4s 6d. Mr. e l of the w an -1, s , ,.The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign e ast er 'lie g r Y party interested a number of tesmno stocks will be commenced tomorrow (being 4t6 B am t , eat benefit derived from the Aromatic Spice "making e" - -efe e . "e"-1 l lorehoundand S 11 ' ff tns of the At -up day") tsti t i A . Tro t , , t day and Tuesday. another t l'e. l 'hed i ° /Re Pe e N e. a medicine wel We regret to be . called upon to record Forgeries I .I,_ s 1 ,„ 1 ,„ e Lie.- o sooner - i,'"_tee;', and en of than a host of a imitation spring addition to the list of share frauds. . and Suilis Pectoral have been dieteovered amongst the certificates of re ' o esel ie elld A roma ! Horehound q sold Only at 5, scrip sent in for registration to the offices of the it tee n seeee, ire , ee Spice Plasters, are w s i e t ..., `;_`! 94 , London road, au d one agent in Oriental Gas Company. Up to the present time it et. kingdom.-Advt. appears that only five spurious documents, purport -""- ina to represent fifty shares each, have been de tected. It is usually found, however, that parties who embark in a career of crime of this descrip tion carry on their nefarious practices to no petty extent ; and the shareholder's will naturally bo very anxious to learn the further results that may attend the investigation which is now being made. Fortunately the shares o f thi s c o mp an y are of 11 each, fully paid up The interests of holders h property is represented merely by scrip areforgery.- It ose peculiarly - subject to danger from orgery.- It is true that in the ease of the Great Northern _ Railway Company, all the safe g uards by which inscribed stock is hedged in have proved utterly When we ; but most persons impute t his result to the glaring inefficiency of the system of audit. . we find that even the fact of a company 1 be ng made to pay dividends upon a larger amount of capital than has been issued, is insufficient to A. Al C awaken the vigilance of its officials, there is indeed /s; • A DIA.it in ... D ground for argument against the entire existing 0/,.., ,x.kr-r,..„. TEACLIER OF system-as worthless, and calculated only to I. "zt AND NAIT nom, ASTRONOMY, encourage a delusive feeling of confidence. It is eA . p T earer ASSISTED, PRACTICALLY, RV to be h o p ed that this important matter will be A IN A. MACNAUGEITAN, kept in constant agitation, until the means of I.a, th ee ACADEMY, securing a larger measure of security for share "lol., le, e and the holders shall have been attained, and that fresh * ‘..OTER MARINERS' ASSOCIATION'S ROOMS frauds will not be required to stimulate the atten %ere , GR EAT GEORGE -SQUARR, LIVERPOOL. tion of the nuraerulls parties interested. Some re full --- copy of prospectus at any of the Opticians,', 1 discussion has been occfOoned amongst the __......,..___-, REBE CCA AND HER DAUGHTERS MONETARY AND CONIMEKCIAL, LIVERPO,,L; FRIDAY EVENING. The Cotton Market keeps steady, with a quiet business doing, the sales to-day reaching 0,000 bales, 1,000 of which were on speculation and for export. The circular of Messrs. Wright, jun., & Co., issued for the sailing of the Europa, thus alludes to the operations in the market during the past oaturd • )44 ay night week the town of Rhayader, 104 orshire, and its neighbourhood , p, Ol , Sit;lte of gnat excitementconsequence of a were thrown i: becca" and her licir‘e,,elog circulated that 'lee .„ 4 _, w ee once more going maket " o ße Rhayader, before the 1.5p,'", Parade the s . reets of their appear were ttocli:n,l3B,ed• Nearly a!! the tovvn f s oople hi bs,ii groups from the close o P the evening L 4 11 past nine, when suddenly the . sound o fe f w a 1. wa s L .likd ueard from a distance, and in a quarts. 1 es . 1 ti e b o was answered from an opposite.ions towards iNtn , 3 :1 8 a nd girls ran from all direc io that the tttoeo-.9wr, and returned with the news ni,`'ittlfes were blackening es and be f N o v i o .e n 1 1 d o their fa, it4n Neelyttkned to parade the streets. before they 4 , 11) ° kill Nh. At about a quarterc wmtoyd -1..;r and "it er ea ' made her appearance in to ,siyad - e ' 'rom thence proceeded over the bridge eighty of her "4 a ecom ,id by about ;,. tint,r., „ i a.n e ;N" f orming a procession of four abreast a supported i i' : 0 ° , 1 ' 4 " Rebecca.'' carrying ;la cke 'vvord bearers, right and lef a c, ifter toed, and their shirts worn over their elo'hes, ied a e fa shion of smockfrocks. with gun, their faces r a r ,l ll 4 d ' heir heads Thesewlivrehreahfoalnldowke.el,(.in'h_ibeyf Ittlas", four abreast. each outside man cara?sing a anti 'ole s s Thep sword, and the inside men spears 41iiiki.,qeil followed four men, carrying a ie d olh a stretcher, with a large quantity of straw l 'ai ti " 'II bUndles These were sueccededby a long oa fe pitchforks, ver abrlst, carrying guns sil74"' Li g i ler w e ' (41 q -apons They proceeded to opposite thence ta el ' h ins and , 4 eh ' W ere they fi. ed two gt . , a eq r they fir.'a the bridgNl . ~eurid the Niallet place, where t ,dwr e' thence they proceeded to reserve of .i4t ty or fift y they were joined by a d and the same Y ru 're, all with their faces blacked d at the 4•A the kind of dress Thy o f the l att no - o ' .1e first ford and the bedding ace which arrive r t4 oth ' th e born blew , and a gun was fired. but. the igen e S ign I f ' • attack ; Fred I or. commencing the ex - b )eqat.afors di d their gut itli°,4B as only three not succeed according to fish upon the firstford fell t o a l,selt. bands The whole party then proceeded given N fir e coed ford, where the same signal was. s ears e and of %e rn ir li 4 entered the water with l'h gts d same destruction it ere tti ' an commenced the Samuelad 11,.?t bee.,4sP bere have been a great sl in Ne as u for the conservator of the river, upro ar a n Old t g h h e t e r had Wye for salmon fisher on the rivtdehre visitots, With °F fort th e Y years. He, anticipating nt Jones' a nd hi assistance of p dice supeiin en dent few ! t t l it)ll4, 3 tl,!0 sons, well disturbed the fords a . Had not ti`o:.,tpi'ointeef(e)re the enemy approa h c a h v e e d %tructi been adopted there mast ford. I leb 4°4 of fish but we hear that instead 0 tli,y k e ee t" having;ts t salmon from that time been a great , tll ,ey li r l : t l °WY Si ven -L 3 il ones. Doting the Taloc actt o s f rn ki ling the fish, Mr tie e i t w re 4'4; d e 1, to Mcth T• P•k d f Darw , • ric ar , o 4 e , l• than was and a gun was ti q4t hi_ considered desirable , _ reached shot t a, a nd tu , but, f ortunately • only one advanced sawyer of th e t entered his elbow. David Price, a tiver, had°Wl; whp out of Cu' iosity 'rtlei.,,i three spears placed at his breast, a t e clie,,t° ratreat. The marauders then went towa n rd d s ‘s. t . h a e s proceededd.d not 1 expected " t o,ce ee siie j U s t, fords on the Wye and as they v btit a t'kae whoL; liiiling so many fish d not j to exceed "irty.,..a. number was suppose 1401 Mirror ______________ At. - a week : At the time of closing our last circular advices of the sth instant, pr America—since put back, damaged by stress of weather, but replaced by the Canada, which sailed this morning—our Cotton Markot wore a firm aspect, with an advancing tendency in prices of American description. On the following day, and up to Wednesday of the present week, the transactions were of a more limited character. Tee market, however, lost nothing of the inaprcrei tone, and a good report from Manchester cAlsed a revival of the inquiry, resulting in outside rates being demanded by holders, the trade purchasing with confidence, and specu lators and exporters participating freely in the daily opera tions in Brazils and Surat s, of which the stock on hand bears ro proportion to the figures of last year's hold ngs. The American advices received per Europa failed to have any ieflaence, the hope being entertained that the accumu lating receipts at the principal seaports would shortly be more freely shipped off, and furnish us with a bitter selection and supply. Unless this should early be manifested, a corres. pending effect must ensue, particularly as the more promising attitude of mire) , matters imparts greeter encouragement to trade prospects, and which is likely to be more clearly developed after the turn of the year. The total' salcs of the week amount to 53,310 bales, of which 34,530 are Arne_ rican. Speculators have taken 8,570, and exporters 5,530, leaving 39,710 bales of all kinds to the trade. '1 he import for same time is 35,720 bales, of which 19,963 are American. The quantity known to be at sea from American ports is abeut 64,000 bales PRICES TO•DAY : New Orleans Fair, 71e1 Middling, 6 15.161 Ord., 51l to 68.1 „ 7 ..bads : l ,l to 00 Atlantic ff 7 d 614 tO 1855. 2,004. 300 bls. 182,458 „ 1856. Total taken for consumption, 2,042 360 bls export (actual) 257,374 „ There is very little toreigu -- morning, owing to the delay in the arrivals of the French mails. Recent accounts from Paris notice rather a more active demand for money, and judg ing from the Bank of France returns, issued to-day, there appears to have been very little abatement in the inquiry during the past month, notwithstand the - increased rate which is reported to have pre vailed. This return, however is considered favourable, inasmuch as it shows a large incrAise in the bullion, and a decline in the advances on rentes and railway s ecurities ; D,c. N v. Coin and bullion, Paris 86.153 625 . 73,505,168 Ditto ditto branch banks... . 112,160,784 .. 85,105.281 Bills discounted, Paris 237,070,711 251.487,327 Ditto branch banks 274,140,615 ... 267,523,294 Notes in cirlulation, Paris 514,064,200 .531,594,70 0 Ditto branch banks.. 69,946 375 .. 63,896,475 Treasury deposits 92,753,313 .. 90,078 177 Private dcpsi!s, Paris.— 116.903 416 .. 102,152 996 Ditto branch banks 23,930,380 ... 25,142 950 Advanced on public securities 26 600,436 36,723,936 Ditto by branch banks 6.771,100 . 8,971 250 Advance - 1 on railway securities 17,635,300 26,026,500 Ditto by branch banks The bullion shows an increase of 1,388,0001 sterling ; the circulation a decline of nearly half a million sterling; the discounts a decline of 312,0001; the private deposits au increase of more than half a million and the aggregate advances upon secu rities a decline of nearly a million sterlir.g. COURSE OF EXCHANGE..-YESTERDAY 11 14 Gibraltar .. 11 174 Leghorn .. 11 17t Genoa .... 25 35 25 35 Venice ... • 13 74 Naples .... Palermo .. Paris Ditto, three months Marseilles . Rio kneiro Amsterdam .... ..... Ritto, three months Rotterdam . . 25 82i Antwerp Brussel a Hamburg Bordeaux Buenos Ayrea Frankfort-on - Maine New York, 60 days' sight 10 41 I Philadelphia Vienna 10 42 panics or BULLION, ran OZ, 371 Foreign fold, in Bars .i 0 0 0 49 Portugal Gold C0in..... 0 0 0 49 Mexican Dollars New Dollars Psteisburg Madrid 0 0 0 0 0 0 Barcelona 0 s 11 !Silver, in Bars DANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS An Account, pursuant to the Act 7and 8t Victoria, cap 32, for the Week ending Dec. 6, h 185 6 ISSUE DEPARTMENT. Credit. £24,346,520 Government Debt Other securities Gold Coin and Bullion Debit. Notes issued £24,346,520 A S UA NTLES and JACKETS are so J, k v ery gene ra lly worn this Season, de L ENNAN, 36, CHURCH-STREET, (OPPosrrn PARKER-STREET , (Tii?er.lke"ekar,"asrlernents to have a Case of Paris MANTLES be tt P4 atilo in Velvets, Reversible Cloths, and at e h kv . T wo ,aable Materials delivered Every ‘Veek desirousfor theof ..R th ; therefore, those Ladies fullyi es % e "ashions a nas they ma ke respect cornbined wit s h so m o oderation to prices, are their appearance i t 4 1.14 T e l. ite d to inspect the Stock. Two Cases contain abo4`,E„CElVPD from London, - - straordin .lLow ,:o0 MANTLES, commencing at the e rice of 4s. lid. each. Debit . . Proprietors' ca pital Rest ...... Public deposits Other ) 2 Seven days, and other bills. , £19,195,140 84 A - "V L AND MANTLE WAREHOUSE, PARKER STREET. 289 610 10,486,1 q 3 774,801 3,215,756 10,212 86,002 16,00 5,870,709 41u,722 9,297,193 Increase Increase Seven day and other bills . Increase Public deposits Increase 0 ther deposits Decrease 23,624 10,640 867 186,000 17 389,715 148,034 5,151,380 366,200 Government sepnrities incaease . .. . . Other securities_ Decrease ........ ... Notes unemp10yed............ Increase ............ £11,015.100 3,459,900 9 871 , 520 ) Total .. .. £24,346,520 RANKING DEPARTMENT. Credit. Government 5e £13,4,553000 curities £10,640,867 215,,736 Other securities 17,339,71 5 5,870,709 Notes 5,151,330 9,297,193 Gold and silver coin 860,002 614,678 - Total .... £33,796,64 0 Total... £33,796,640 Compared with the return of the previous week, we have the following results Active circulation Decrease Bullion TIIE NORTHERN TIMES. SATURDAY. in very moderate request, and prices declined fully 2s per' Messinas being still held at high_prices qr. Other articles merely nominal. being done. Brazils scare - selling selling regularly at our quotations. ORANGES AND LEMONS : Our market has opened low for St. Michael Oranges, and it will be difficult to effect any improvement, so lona as the market remains so glutted at. Jibes arriving 4 have given way, and they are and wan prevents business d. Chestnuts are DUBLIN CORN MARKEt—Dee. 12 There was a very decressed market for everything. and to do business lower rates would have to be submitted to. Factors stuck to a fall of 6 1 to is on every description. There was nothing doing in Indim corn. with other descriptions , in such abundance,. prix Lisbons and now selling at our Quotations of sale. and price emons are still difficult i in the same state as remain muct before, . Americans have been selling, at ruinous prices naying freight • - ^t3 noes, harres many in but ar ing really fii would still 13 prices, but there are very few of this cl & FIRTH. j BELFAST CORN MARKET.—D_Ec._I2 GLASGOW PIG IR The market keeps dui!. Y. There are sellers at 72s 9,1 LIVERPOOL PRODUCI LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—Dec. 12. SUGAR: Th re is no material alteration to notice; the sales on the spot are confined to 200 bags Dates at 51s; rather quietly; the ant 550 lyigs Co3sipore at 555; but a cargo of Mauritius 2,500 bags Bengal, inclua (700 tons) for early arrival has been placed at 35s for the at 575, syrupy grainy at United Kingdom, and 923 bags Bahia at 33s 91 per cwt in 1,000 mats Mauritius a bond from the quay. Manilla. at 50s duty ; , ahl, • t 32s to 34s 6d in bond mid 33591 to 54, 6(1 t 493 to 525, 2 And. 50 We are still withou! Mo LA paid ; Caere have been also s There was a large supply direct from the farmers to day. Wheat sold freely at a decline of 6.1 per cwt. Foreign wheat was also easier to buy. Indian corn was in better demand, and prices very firm. Oats and oat meal unchangad in either demand or value. N MARKET.— Dr e 12. Only one forfeited lot sold to- MARKET, SUGAR: There has been an animated demand, prices are 64 to 1-; higher, the market, however, spot are 40 litids Antigua, [tares at 55s 9,1, CossiporE ud Date at Lls 10 bags elayet: ,00 bags . Bengal, (price not name l,) 500 tons Mauritius, for an outport, at 523 duty paid, 140 cases, and 4,200 bags Brazil at 333 6d to 343 in bond, 6,000 bag 3 unclayed Manilla a 453, and 5,300 bags Native M tdras (p4.rt fur Landoll), at 41s to 423 per cwt duty paid. MoLassEs : No sales reported, stocks in first being exhausted clivery in hands COFFEE : The only transactions reported are 200 bags Santos, and 100 bags Rio, without change in prices. PEARL SAGO : 600 boxes realised 253 61 to 303 for small to large, and 150 boxes for distant arrival 24s per cwt. PEPPER : Black sells slowly, at 4id per lb for Singa pore. CASSIA LIGVEA : 115 boxes brought 1103 to 1163 per cwt for piles 1 and 2. GINGER: 2 0 bags B mgal, price not named. RICE : The lower descriptions have been in tolerably good request, and prices are firmly maintained ; the sales for the week are 2,100 bags Bengal, at lOs to lOs 3d for Ballam, 9s 9d for broken, and 13s for good table, 4 650 Madras chiefly at 103 3d; 3,000 bags Necransie Arracan at lOs 6d, 7,.550 bags Rangoon at lOs 3d, and 70 tierces Carolina at 25s to 27s per cwt. Rum : A good demand, and the market rather dearer, but owing to the very small stock in Importers' hands, the sales are trifling. TEA: During the week a large business has been done, both by the trade and speculators, in common and medium blackish•leaf kinds of Congou ; there are buyers of the former at 9d, but no sears at the price ; the latter may be quoted id to Id per lb higher than last week; a good business als4 is doing in scented Teas, at full rates; in other descriptions nothing new to report. SHELL LAC: 23 chests orange sold at 565, and 50 bags LIVERPOOL, Commerctal Fntrltiacnce. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—Dec. 12. The cotton market during the past week has exhibited little or no change, the demand for American has been fair, but the quantity offering being fully ample for all requirements, prices close the same as last Friday. Brazil in better request, and exceedingly firm. Egyptian without change. Surat a little easier in the common qualities. The weekly sales are 53,810 bales, of which 8,570 are on speculation, and 5,530 for export. P..cespaidiCurrt. Prices.' tiales. I Description. (this week Mid. Fair. Stocks •This week Import 2(:) / 7 Sea Island d. d.! d. 6i to 17 I 13 • 5 i to 7t: 6 13-16 5 to 7i 6i _ 6750 I Bfobile ;o 9 - ; 15 r; 7 2130 I Egyptiar 6 to 9i, 6i - , 293 ) West India 13092 10180 1 East India 14 5-16 to" , t 6i 5 1-161 48450 s duty ILlll' AND COI any traniactions to no notic The tr 1O 3 1 per ew At the public s Actions are confined to 2,700 bags ales, 1,100 bales were disposed of .£l5 to £22 103 per ton. PERT. SAGO: 400 boxes and bags sold at 25s to 20s 3d 27s 3d for medium, and 293 6d to 29s 9d for smal per cwt arge grai LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-DEC. 12 The market was thinly attended this morning ; the few country millers who appeared operated in purchases of i wheat to on!y a limited extent, and the aggregate transact Guns in this graiu are triti;ng, though sellers submitted willingly to a decline, on general runs of American, of ld to 24 per bushel from the currencies of Tuesday, and fair qualities of white, which at present are the most plentiful, were sold at the extreme reduction, red wheats being less susceptible of decline; of either sort there is scarcely any extra:choice quality in offer. The flour trade is nominally lower, with very little doing. Barley and beans continue difficult of sale, the latter again 6.1 per qr cheaper. Prime oats command full prices, and oatmeal is in better demand and rather dearer. Indian corn moves slowly in retail, and our last quota tions are barely supported to-day. Arrivals from the 9th to the 11th December, 1856, inclusive : Into Liverpool from Ireland—Wheat, 114 qrs ; oats, 906 qrs ; oatmeal, 1,674 sacks ; flour, 297 sacks. Coastwise—Barley, 125 qrs ; malt, 560 qrs ; oats, 28 qrs ; beans, 10 qrs; oatmea, 2 sacks. Canada and other British Colonies ont of Eurone—Wheat, 3,760 qrs ; pease, 102 qrs ; flour, 6,283 hrls. Unite I States—Wheat, 16,378 qrs ; Indian corn, 8,035 qrs ; fl ,ur, 17,837 brls. Total— Wheat, 23,252 qrs ; barley, 125 qrs ; malt. 560 qrs ; beans, 10 qrs ; pease. 102 qrs ; Indian corn, 8,035 qrs ; oatmeal, 1,676 sacks; flour, 297 sacks, and 24,120 brls. R. MAKIN & SONS. at 50s per cwt. GUM COPAL : 3 tons African red sold at 95s per cwt. GAmaten : 15 tons sound sold at 18s 6d per cwt. MuNJEET : 67 bales sold at 32s 6d per cwt. SENNA : 100 bales sold at 31 to 3id per lb. CASTOR OIL: 80 cases sold at 61d per lb. SAGO FLOUR : 1,200 bags were sold at 18s 6d to 193 per , cwt. ' Per 9 0 j' i s i i ngs " 3 • d 2. ~, 2 3 d. i NITRATE OF SODA : AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.—DEc. 12. mYRABOLAMS : 750 bags sold at 93 to 103 per cwt. Per stone, 20i1i5.1,400 bags, on the spot, were sold at s. d. P. 'I. POf atoe.. See 9to 4 0 I7s 9.1 to 18s 6d, according to quality, and:2oo tons to L..... ...... ... 0 8 to 0 81 Ditto, Kemps 3 o 61 to 0 8 Ditto, Whiterocks 211 to 3 1 arrive at 183 per cwt. o 6 o 0 7 Ditto, Balahawa 29t02 10 I SALTPETRE: Owing to the unexpected arrivals, the O o to 0 o , Ditto, Beldrums... 2 7 to 2 9 market has become very quiet, and no correct quotations o 0 to 0 0 Ditto, cattle O 21 to 0 3, Per ton. LouwooD: The sales are 150 tons Cunpeachy at £8 to O 24 to 0 3 Turnips ..... 18 0 to 20 0 0 0 to 0 0 .e 8 ss, 60 tons St. Domingo at .t.l 17s 61. to .£5. 0 2i to 021 Carrots ooto 0 o•Mangle wurLel 17 otol9 0 FubTlC: 30 tons indirect Spanish at £5 7s 61. illanure.. • 0 to 7 6 LIMA WOOD: 50 tons at £l7. Hay, old Ditto, new Ditto, clover Green Clover Vetches Straw, wheat.. Wan, oat Ditto, barley Oats, in stray, SArAN WOOD : 38 tons at .€lB per ton. MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—DEc 12. Rost' : The sales amount to 2,500 barrels, at 4, 7tl to Only a moderate business done to-day, but prices were 4 cw , 9 t l ro f r or fin c e ommon, Ss for medium, and 15, to 16s tid per very steady. ROSIN OIL: 93 tons American realised .el 4 to .£l5 per ton. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET. —DEC 12. TURPENTINE OF TAR: No sales returned. Sue to :We have had a steady but not a buoyant &slug are dull, awl only retail sales are reported at the market this week, and about an average amount of busi- i quotations. news done, including the private contract transactions in LINSEED is in rather improved demand ; 1,000 bags parcels to arrive, but we do not quote any general advance Bombay have been suld at 63s 6d to 65s for mixed to good this week, as the fine grocery qualities have occasionally quality. sold at rather higher prices. The refined market firm; RAPESEED neglected, supplies increasing. lumps, fair to fine, 62i to 645. TEEL SEED : 500 bags are reported at 61s per qr. COFFEE : A fair amount or business done at last week's HIDES: There are no sales of moment to report this currency, native Ceylon 52s 6d to 535. week. TEA : Very large purchases have been made this week, BRIMSTONE : There has been a steady enquiry, the sales chiefly on speculative account in medium Congou, from Is being about 250 tons at £5 12s 6d to , e 6 per ton, the late to is 3d, which may be quoted at Id advance. Common I advance being established Con , 4ou sold at 93, and is now quoted at (41 to 91a firm. tIRG9LS 70 casks Oporto sold, but the price is not RICE: A'limited buslness done at about previous rates reported TARTARS have only been taken in retail at late rates. BERRIES: 6 16 bales Persian yellow are reported at 47s 6d. demand proof Leeward quoted 2i 4 Demerara. to 2s 91 -- - SALTPETRE : The quantity offering landed has been too small to give quotations, but a few parcels to arrive have sold at rather lower rates. Sruees : The quantity offered has exceeded the demand, and prices have scarcely been supported. COTTON : A limited business done at previous rates. HEMP: The prices of Baltic are quoted the same as last week. TIN: East Indian has further advanced, and now quoted 140 s to 1424 YAK: 6 casks Am SUMAC: 500 bags have been taken at Its 33 to 13s for Palermo, and 8s 3d for Tyrol. MADDER ROOTS 250 ba'es Bombay sold at 40s 3d to 42s 6d. MADDER : 43 bags Spanish sold at bOs 63. ORC,IELLA WEED: 56 bales realised 56s per cwt - . ANNATTO 5 casks flog have brought 10kper lb. OLIVE OIL has been in good demand, and full rates have been paid ; 200 tuns sold, chiefly Lisbon, from the quay, at £54; Gallipoli may be quoted at £56, Spanish at £54 103 to £55, and Mogadore at £52 lOs per tun. SEAL AND COD OIL continue without change. LINSEED OIL has been in good demand at 38s to 38s 6d. RAPE OIL: Pale is in moderate request, at 52s to 53s per cwt. . _ In other articles no material alteration, generally have a very steady appearance. Markets LONDON TALLOW MARKET,7DEc.,I2 _ The market is firm ; prices are quoted as follows : Town tallow is quoted 58s 6d nett cash ; Pcter.zburg Y.O on the spot, 595; all this month, 58s 93; January to March, 595. SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE : A considerable advance has taken place in American, 350 barrels realising 36s to 40s per cwt, chiefly at the latter price. PALM OIL is rather lower; 150 tons on the spot have been sold at £46 lOs down to £45 15s per ton, at which the market is flat._ BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—DEc. 12. The demand for all kinds of hops continues active, and fine ones are very scarce. TALLOW: The demand has improved; a fair amount of business has been done in Petersburg Y.C. at 59s 6d to 60s, and 150 casks Autralian brought 51s for low, up to 56s for middling quality. LARD: Small sales ou the spot have been made at 82s to 83s, and 100 barrels to arrive at 803 per cwt. JUTE : 2,300 bales have been taken at £l4 to £22 lOs per ton for low Common to fine. LONDON CORN MARKET -DEC. 12 The few parcels of English wheat remaining over unsold from Monday were with difficulty, placed at rates barely equal to those of that day. The demand for foreign wheat and flour was very trifling, and to have made progress in sales to any extent, lower prices must have been taken. Barley in short supply, and its value well maintained. The receipts of oats this week have been light, and holders evinced rather more firmness ; at the same time no advance could be established. ENSUING SALES 1W AUCTION Saturday, Dec. 13 : 15 casks Palm 011 Beans and pease dull. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM DEC 8 TO DEC. 12 Monday, - Dee. 15: 600 bags Niger and 200 do. Rapeseed 480 bales Cotton. Wheat Barley Oats.. Malt . English and Scotch 1,140 450 Forel gn 6220 650 3040 Flour, .... sacks. 1,000 barrels. LONDON AVERAGES: Wheat, 685 10d; Barley, 44s lid ; oats, 225 10d; Rye, Os Od ; Beans, 415 21; Pease, 465 4d. Thursday, Dec. 18: 3 tons Horn Tips; 61,492 and 9 tons Ox, Cow, and Buffalo Horns ; 22,500 Sheep and Lamb Skins ; 30 serous Peruvian. 40 do. Carthagena Bark ; 357 bags Rope; 50 do. Linseed, all faults; 779 do. Indian Peas. Wednesday, Dec. 24 : 680 boxes Camphor. (Report for the week end ng Dec. 12.) Tuesday, Dec. 16: 640 bales Jute; 102 bags Pimento; 29,440 East India Kips; 5,966 dry salted and tanned Ox, Cow, and Horse Hides. Wednesday, Dec. 17 : 82 boxes Tincal ; 40 bales °rebel's Weed ; 193 cases Borax ; 190 tons Logwood ; 1,722 bags Saltpetre; 2,365 bales Gambier; 757 bags Sago Flour; 265 bales, 17 serons Horse, Cow, and Pig Hair. LIVERPOOL PROVISION (AMERICAN) MARKET. I The transactions in Beef for the week are only of a moderate character ; prices remai❑ without further alte ration, and, notwithstanding the reports from America, intimating the prospect of short packing, the dealers here show no disposition to operate except for the supply of present wants. The transactions in Pork are limited, mainly in conse quence of the ordinary character of the stock now on hand. New Irish is chiefly taken for stores, and for such full prices are paid. Small parcels of new Bacon are now coming to hand, but the quality for so far is soft, and it is only taken sparingly by the dealers. Old is almost finished. A few sales of Lard are reported at 82s to 83s on the spot ; for a parcel near at hand 80s has been paid. IMP RRIAL AVERAGRS Wheat. Harley. Oats. i Rye. I peens. , Pease. 66s Od 468 2d 263 70141 s 8d 178 2d 45s bd .. 8 .. 65s 3068 Eid 263 5 40s 4d 461 0 i'4sB 9 , 1 15 .. 449 4d'463 7 26s 2 i 419 7d 479 3 1,43 s 2d - 22 .. 63s 31 45s 74 25s 7 408 44 46s 3d 43s 6d 2g .. 618, 11d 1 44s lid 248 \ 8d 42s Od 45s Od 4:49 Id m O 6 .. 608 11d1438 10d 258 041 338 11d 445 5d 418 Id Nov. 1 6wk'sA Av. 143 s 80125 s 9(1140.4 10 1146 s Id 43s 8d LONDON CATTLE MARK ET.—DEc 12. The number of beasts is large to-day, to be accounted for principally by the near approach of Christmas. A few lots of choice animals are pushed forward in anticipation of the " great market." Trade is by no means active, purchasers generally being disposed to take chance of Monday nest. In the sheep market both supply and demand are very unimportant. Good calves are in demand. For all kinds of stock our quotations are about the same as on Monday last. Our foreign supply consists of 210 beasts, 390 sheep, and 125 calves ; and the number of milch cows is 206. -- Per stone of Sibs. s. d. 8. d Pe* stone of Sibs. s. d. s. d Best Sco.s, Herefords 4 8 5 0 Best Dna & Hf-bred Sh -- Best Short-horns 4 8 4 9 Best Long-wools .... 4 6 4 8 Second quality beasts 3 0 310 Do. do. Shorn .... Calves 21 . Do. do. Shorn Best tins & 11f-breds 5 U 5 2wamns Beasts at market, 1,711; sheep and lambs, 2,02 pigs, 180. calves, 182 LONDON MINING MARKET.—Dec. 12. The market for British mining stocks remains steady, with a fair amount of business. Dividend stocks are very firm. Sortridge Consols shares, however, may ba particularised as weaker. Cobre shares are rather more offered at the advance lately attained, and are marked this morning 58i and sk. United Mexican shares have been dealt in at 4. Subjoinedisa—list—Wyesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange :—Alfred Consols, 1 7 ; Boiling Well, 5 ; Grambler and St. A u byn, 100, 1021 ; Great Alfred, 1 2 , I, i; Lady Bertha Providence, 68, 69 , 71 ; South 20s, 19s, 1 9 s 6 d ; No r th Crofty , 3 8 ; North Frances, 9i ; Cud dra, 15s, South Tamar, 18s; Wheal Edwa rd, 21 ; Wheal Tehidy, 28, ; Wheal Trelawney, 151, i• In the Stock Exchange:—Wheal Basset, 265; Sortridge Consols, 2, ;V ; Treweatha, 31, 4; Vale of Towey, 15s 6d, 16s 6(1; Par Consols, 201, 21 ; Great Wheal Alfred, 12i, 8. ; Wheal Edward, 2}; Lady Bertha, 19s, 20s ; South Condurrow, sq. Another extraordinary meeting of the Colonial Gold Company is called for the 23rd inst., to confirm the reso luton for dissolving the company. The committee of management of the British Australian Gold Mining Company announce the approaching publi cation of Mr. G. M. Stephens report. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—DEC. 12. Wu had an extremely dull market to-day. Wheat was TIIE FRUIT TRADE Waverley W. V. F If athilde CURRANTS : Since our last report of the 28th ultimo, we have again had considerable arrivals, say to the extent of 1.500 tons, making the imports up to the present time, of lklt.w Fruit, about 6,590 tons, while the exports and con sumption appears to be 2,950 tons, thereby leaving us with 3,640 tons in bond at the present time ; but as we re marked in our last, a large part of this stock is sold and remains in bond waiting purchasers' orders, so that the quantity actually on the market for sale, will probably not be more than two thirds of what appears as stock on hand, but even this must be considered somewhat large at this season of the year, and is again further increased by about 650 tons by the arrival of the Corinthian and Punch yesterday ; these heavy arrivals, as might be expected, have tended materially to flatten the market, and it is difficult to eff-ct sales just now at former prices. RAISINS : Owing to the late purchases on speculation, Valencias have advanced in price, and by the great de. mand for home consumption, falling principally on this class of fruit, our stocks are very considerably re duced, and it is very likely we may see prices go still higher ; for Malaga Fruit the demand is very limited, the high price it stands in operate very materially against sales being made to any extent ; Sultanas are scarce and held at our quotations. nos: Turkeys are in better demand, and made at advanced prices. Malaga Tapnets start much wanted. are being NUTS : Barcelonas move slowly at our quotations Dec. 12 Can .da (R.M.S Java Clio Balbec (s.s Ramon ... . Dec. 11 New Yor ENTERED FOR LOADIN Bona Venta e!bourne Lisbon Philadelphia . Rio Janeiro Gibra Gibraltar. &el ►!llan (s.s.) ..Trieste, Corfa, etc . . Hav r ,lotomoco.. Havannai.; Valparoiso OUTPORTS. Belfast.—Arrived—Helios, from Cnarleston for Liverpool. Qteenstown.—Arrived —Effingham, Stewart, from Bombay for Amat_rdatn—Edward Bou.tead, Williams, Liverpool for Rio Janeiro, with rudder damaged—Harrison Gregory. Silve ter, from New YOrk for Bordeanx. le iky—Christisna, Melcosta, Newcast , e, with lois of boats—Spec Reid, Iquiqu —Langdale, lot Burabay, with slight damage. i;alway.—Arrived--Princess Helen, from Demerara for Cork, put In through stress of weather in a leaky state, and will have to tins, Faim .uth.—Arrived—Trial, Curtis, from Messina; and Olwiags, Llayda, Bilbos, both for London— Ber ,i-titski Packet, Nents, Moul. mein—Frithiot, Pete] son, P.lO Janeiro—Virginia, Richmond, Gal a tz. Dublin.—Arrived—Catherine Hodges, fr m Bordeaux. Beaumaris.—Arrived—Bernhard. Hansen, from Liverpool for Eetinford. APPLES FZETCTIE SHIPPING INTELLIGENbE thou WATIM—Mor FP THE PORT A INWARD BOtfrrn Nemscow, Lady Emily, and John Howell t. 18 ft. 0 is. .Vera Crlrk New Orleans ..Charleston ..New York .. New York . New York .. New York rk nah Unlit& Pennon Roads.— Liverpool for VAlparat Arrived —Dennis Branirit, Wh'teway, front MARITIME EXTRACTS Liverpool, sec. 12.—The Mary Bibby, arrived here on Thursday last, fro , Demerara, encountered dreadful weather, from Nov. 30 to Dec 9, winds from S.S.E. to W., and shippe 1 heavy seas. On Dec. 9, cff the Calf of Man, was 'truck by a tremendous sea, and a man w s blown off the foretopsail yard and kilted in a hurricane from S.W. Bellona hence at Holyhead fo: Santander, leaky, and pinups Qu enstown. Dec. 11.—The. Importer, on shore at Ballyeotton, has gone to pieces. part driven on shore, and remaiuder, with cargo sunk in dee Beila his Mauritius of ',- Clyde. 0 Dec. a p water fro n Mauritius off Ormbhe h rri can p vet d and proceeded to the a heavy sea Cork: experienced a" ivard, which filled the poop and, e el, and larncl the steersman. topgallant forecastle, broke lion Bay, D dun to Demers I-bad. last evi ec. 10.—The Minery A Guernsey, from Lon. n the inn . ; strand, near Galley g, dismasted and abandoned, and is deeply ens. bedded in the sand Dec. I( Swansea _ quimho, which went on whore on the r off this even'ng, and is now is-r The Richer. 31 , 6. of and for this port from Co. ' , tore on t fight of the 6th Deo, was got towed into harbourc Aberystwith; Dec. 10.—The Anne Blair, from Quc hec, which went oo sherd outsi 'e the harbour, Dec. 6, is lying very badly, and it is feared will become a total wr ck. Holyhead, Dec. 10.—The neHona, from Liverpool to Santander. which put in here on the St , , has been surveyed to-day, and must' come to the Old Harblur o d.sch,.rge, and have her damage. surveyed. Kinsa'e, Dec. 11.—The barque Edward. of Shields, Sharpe, thn"ex laden,ia the Seven Heids . 6.-r-C;;;;; as not ej,ucc Le Prog re ~), that was on shore, wilt much damaged. Dec. 22. ie, for New York, on Om. —The bottom is quite out of * the A at Durarvon, sod tatre i We:Cad. D. 10.—Ni Warn( , en saved from the J. L. ra'e, it Is expected that .rgo will tw saved. ar. Dec 2.—The wind V and neighb.uring w a l l the wit '.bound vessels 1 to the west, and passed Athlete (s hence ai le to comma era, figure with a barque, Dec Report by the ship Bella Marks', arrives here from Afauritiiis Oct. 9—Geneva, from Marseilles to Boston Oct. 21.. Lord H •rlinge, from Rang, .. Oct. 23.. George Lam, from Bassein to Falmout Oct. 25.. S':ylark, from Calcutta to Boston.. Nov. 10.. Duchess of Lancaster, hence.. Nov. 21.. Louis Henry. from Calcutt o Falmouth Report by the ahip \% Nov. 19.. Cypress N ov. 20.. Champion, hence . - Nov. 20 .. Emma, hence to Sydney Nov. 21.. Timour, hence to New 0 Dec. 10.. Caravan, off Holyhead.. Report by the ship B eck Eagle, Spoke. . 8.. Montaine (French), from Bat In lat. Lon 32 S.. 32 E 32 S.. 13 E. 29 5.. 6 E. 1 N.. 26 W 3 N.. 28 W 2 N.. 32 W rived here from Bon)baY Io lat Lon, to nor- :9 N . 4A W 2 S.. 5 E Moulmein to Fat_ 2 6 $.. 4 E, from Batavia to 12 5...i0 W rom Bourbon to 6 S.ARW, 5 15T..26 W. Oct. 24 . Charlotte. from Pe mug to I Bordeaux Packet, frc mouth Nov. 1.. James Drake, of New York, Falmnuth Nov. 4.. Ca:oberona. of Nantes Marseilles Nov. 10.. Graving., from Malaga to:Valpara! Report by the brig Ganntlette, arrived here from St. Sebastian : Spoke. In lat. Lon, . 51 N.. 8 W . 51 N.. 8 W Dec. 9.. Que n of Montrose, outward bound Dwc. 9.. Barbara, hence .. FOREIGN PORTS for Low'on Virginia, from China at Singapo Lizzie Garraw, Camp, hence rt Valentin The Kin- Arthur saPei tram St. Michaels for Liverpool. Nov. 29 Scamander (s.s.) sailed from Malta for Liverpool, Nov. 30. Princess Royal, Thomas. hence at Leghcro. Joseph, Perurn, hence at Barcelo Cleator (s.s) sailed from Santander for Bordeaux and Liverpool o December. Rita (s.s ), hence at Minna. Ariadne, from Galatz at Constantinople for the United Kingdom. Pactolus (s.s.), hence at A.lex indria. Mercurius, De Haan. hence at Malta. Luconia (s.s.), from Alexandria at Malta, and left °or Liverpool. Karnak (s.s.). from Naples at Messina, and lest fur Palermo. Albanian (s.s.), from Palermo at Messina, and left for Trieste. Water Witch (s a.) sail d from Messina for Palermo. Nov. 28. Graf-van-Bulow, Berg; Frankfort (a.s.), Locke; and Adventara —al hen, e at Genoa. Egyptian (s.s.) sailed from Malta for the Levant, Nov. 29. BIRTHS On Thursday, Oct. 2, at the Oaks Plains, Wilhelms, Mauritius, the wire of Sholto James Dauglas, Esq., of a Son. Cn the 30th ult., at Nurembu-g, the wife of Captain C. M. Matbi. son, R.N., of a son. On the 6th inst , at Aldersey Hall, Cheshire, the wife of Thomas Alderacy, Fan., of a dauz,hter On the ltlth inot. , at Perry Hill, Sydenharn, Rent, the wife of H J. Brown, Esq., of a daughter. On t' e lo.h lost.. at 36, Giocester gardens, Hyde-park, the wits of E. Maltby, Esq , Madras Civil Service, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On the 6th inst., at the Parish Church, Wakefield, by the Rev. J. C. Comi'lge, Mr. George Hirst, tobacco manufacturer, of Cambridge, to Margaret. daughter of Hr. Thomas Avison, of the former place. On the 11th inst.. at the Methodist New Connection Chapel, Stamford-street, Ashton, Mr. John Harrop to Miss Elizabeth Cart. wright, both of Hooley Hill. W. Mars nnucialan, by the Rev. T. W. Edwards, Mr . well, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr, lan, Rhuddlan. Robert Morris, Bate DEATHS On the 11th inst his residence ne Spital, near aexharu., Northumheriand. On the 11th inst., at his residence, Slat-r-strei Callan, surgeon, eon of the late John Callan, Esq Royal Nav v, of this town. ter sh , re, aged 6 On the 12tt st., Mias Mary White, am street-lane, Soho, 05- Births. Marliagoa t and Dea to our Office du sorted when sent A WELCOME TO AMERICANS mouth are beginnin the reception — t American r Lre hrin • Majesty's discovery ••• a Englist of the I the Am £lOOO hay Llons. At Southampton , subscribed with the object of ente officer s . we believe the naval ser' have it in contemplation to invite th their hospitality. ....cants of 19rts lselves in the matter of representatives of the .-Aut'og as to a Portsmouthpresentte her the ,<.ct was i n troduced at a meeting Monday. and a resolution to invite ..ers and the crew of the Resolute to a on their arrival adopted. The corporate me time backedup their motion by subscrip-