The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-03 00:00:00

Nov. 3, 1846. Miippfitg *ittelligna. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27.—Wind S,S.E., light. Aattsvan.—Henry Clay, Nye, from New York; sailed 7th in stant—Sarah Trotman. Brown, from St. Domingo—Kalamazoo, ld'Carren, from Philadelphia. SAlLED.—France, Duncan, for New Orleans—Remittance, Prince, Boston—Susan, Wishart, Mauritius—St. George. Ferris, New York—Manchester, Bell. Newfoundland—Neils Gylding, Wold, Bergen—Erwartung, Kopcke, Wismar—Margaret Gibson, Lockwood, Beyrout and Alexandretta. The Sea King, steamer, hence for Belfast, in proceeding down the river this morning, ran into the Lady Shaw Stewart, for Payta, at anchor, and stove in three of the latters deck planks, &c. on the larboard side. St. Lawrence, Hagedorn, hence for Charleston, has put back, leaky, having struck on the Arklow Banks, Columbian, Merryman, hence for Philadelphia, is on shore near Kiliybcgs. Levantine, steamer, hence at Malta, and sailed for Constanti. nople on the gth instant. Star, hence at Naples. Katinka, hence for Xabia off renia. Princess Victoria, Walker, from RichibuCto at Milford. Saghalien, Jones, hence at Bombay 28th Aug. Richard Cobden, Ledbettet, hence at ditto on the 13th Sept. Anne Armstrong, Bradley, from Portsmouth and Bombay at Ceylon 17th Sept. Elizabeth Jane, Bray, hence at Bombay l'th Sept. Bangalore, Parsons, from Bombay at Madras. Bland, Hosken, hence at Calcutta I7th Aug. Laidmans, Walker, hence at ditto 23d Aug. Berhampore, Smith, hence at ditto 24th Aug. Lahore, Burt, hence and Cork at ditto 4th Sept. Aristides, Hutchings, from the Cape of Good Hope at ditto. Sir Henry Hardinge, Turnbull, from Bombay at ditto. William Parker, Stratton, from Bombay at ditto. Fatima, sailed from Saugor for this Sort 14th Aug. Duke of Wellington sailed from ditto for this port on the 17th August. Princess Royal sailed from ditto for this port 3d Sept. .Albion sailed from ditto for this port 3d Sept. . Athena, Ogg, sailed from ditto for Mauritius 21st Ang. Helena. Hilton, hence for China, at Anjer 25th July. Earl of Chester, Blackstone,heuce for ditto at ditto on 23rd August. Australia, Blanchard, from Sourabaya for London at ditto on 23d July. Euphrates, Wilson, from Calcutta at Sincapore, and sailed for China 18th August. Autumnus, White, from Tutocorin at ditto, and sailed for China 19th August. John Bibby, Cawkett, from Calcutta at ditto, and sailed for China 31st August. Esther, hence at Calcutta Sth Sept. Bowling, Gentle, sailed from Sincapore for this port on the sth August. • Velore. Bell, hence at Hong Kong on the 24th July, and sailed for Shanghae. Antilla, Burrett, hence at ditto on the :gth July, and sailed for Whampoa 16th August. Mafia, Sproule. hence at ditto on 2d August, and sailed on the 1 gth Aug. for Whampoa. Litherland, Howard, hence at ditto, 7th August, and sailed for Shatighae 15th August. Patna, Ponsonby, hende at ditto Bth August, and sailed for Whampoa 22d August. Josephine, Smith, hence at ditto Oth August, and sailed for Whampoa 22d August. Maggie, Jones, hence at ditto 17th August, and sailed for Whampoa on the 22d August.. Helen Stewart, Whittiugham, hence at ditto 6th Aug. John Dugdalc, Killick, hence at ditto 7th August. Albert Edward, Downwards, hence at ditto 17th Aug. Dowthorp, Harwood, hence at ditto on the 23d July, and sailed for Shaughae on the gth August. Emperor, Jones, from Bombay at ditto. Menzies, from ditto at ditto. Chebar. Harrigan, from Whampoa at ditto. Warlock, Bell, Sailed from ditto for Shanghae 30th July. Vindicator, Robinson, sailed from ditto for Shanghae on the 34th July. Marmion, Ewing. sailed from ditto for Manilla Ist Aug. Mary Sparks, Bushlay, sailed from Whampoa for Loudon on August. Lanerco.st, Mann, sailed from ditto for this port on the IC,th of the gth of August. Corinthian, M'Phun, hence at Shanghae 12th July. Aqua Marine, Conolly, from Hong Kong at ditto. Monarch, Percival. hence at ditto on the 23d July. New Margaret, sailed from Ningpo for this port on the 7th of July. Cunnata, Dilson, from Hong Kong at Manilla. Ingleborough, Rea, from ditto at ditto. Sunflower, Porester. from Sydney at ditto. Berenice, Bowden, hence at Sydney, N.B W. Grace, Baillie, and Coaxer, Rennie, hence at Sydney, New South Wales. Foam, hence at Port Philip; Caractacus. hence at Batavia 28th August. Anglesea, Varian, hence at Rio Janeiro. Ocean Queen, Hyslop, from Mazanilla for this port at New York, very leaky, &c. Mexican Packet. Graves, and Sappho, Eastor, hence at Bey rout, Vesta, Mason, sailed from Smyrna for this port on the 30th of Sept. Beccles, Capon, and Acorn, Louttit, sailed from ditto for this .port Bth instant. Eliza, Guzelier ; Good Intent, Pennington; Maid of Bare, Walker, and Scotia. Burnett, hence at Galatz Maid of Athens, Bonfellow, and Mary Jtue, Bayley, hence at Constantinople. HONG KONG, Aug. 22.—The Duke of Lancaster. Bailey, from Liverpool for Shanghae, was totally lost near Namoa, on the 21st July. Crew saved. TRALSE, Oak 22.—A vessel. supposed to be foreign, from the Baltic, struck against Muckaleeh Rock this morning, and to- tally disappeared, with all hands.—Another account reports the vessel to be laden with palm oil. BEAumwais, Oct. 26.—The Emerald, Fligg. from Odessa for Liverpool. has put into this port with cargo shifted, leaky, &c. ILFRACOMBE, Oct. 25.—Part of the poop of a ship, North Ame rican build, with beams and knees uncoated, came ashore, yes terday, in Mart Bay. PISEIGUARD, Oct. "4.-1 t is now blowing a heavy gale from the north, and many more wrecks may be expected. A ship of about 1,000 tons was seen, yesterday morning, at anchor in the bay, about twelve miles out, dismasted, and with a signal of distress flying : this morning she is not to be seen. AERASON, Oct 24.—The Prince Albert, Newsom, from Liver pool for ftotterdam, which was stranded near Cardigan, on the 22d instant, has been got off, after throwing the greater part of ter cargo overboard, and taken into Cardigan. DUNFANAGUY, (DONEGAL) Oct. 23.—The Brig Queen. of Run corn. from Liverpool for Westport, was driven on shore on sheephowen Bay last night. Crew and greater part of I er cargo saved.—Two vessels were also driven on shore at Downing a, avd one at B-llycross BELFAST, Ce*.ober 21 —A large brig was seen on shore on Rathlin Island by the Margaret, arrived here from Cronstadt. - VESSELS SPOKEN. Ashburton, hence for New York, 15th instant. in lat. 45, long. 4g—Coronation, hence for St. John, N. 8., 28th September, in at. 43, long. 66. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28.—Wind S.E., moderate. A RRIVED —Enncrdale, Bootle, from Calcutta — Otter, Cox, Cephalonia—Messenger, from Halifax—Lucretia, from Jamaica —Acadia, M'itienzie, from Quebec—and Starly pe, Richards, Smyrna. SAILED.—Adonis. Cortland, .for Afu ica—Jane, Smith, Barce lona—Farewell, Korth, Konigsberg—Canani, Candlish, aad /nautilus, Ward, Lima—Endeavour, Braben, Lisbon—Ny v er heid, Brix, Ostend—Baltic, Liddell, Palernio—Star, Thomas, Rio Ja neiro—Elizabeth, May, Seville—John M`Lellan, Rigg. Savannah —Emigrant, Taber, St. John, N. 8., and Victoria, Clement, for Yarmouth, N.S. Oxford, Yeaton, from New York at this port ; sailed 3d inst.; light easterly wiv.ds and calms, in lat. 39, long. 47, passed a large quantity of deal planks and part of a ship's house, and a quantity of old sails attached to spars. Robert Skerratt, from Killough at this port, with stores from the Great Britain. The Cantab, which arrived here, sailed from Newfoundland Bth instant, and experienced bad weather all the passage. Helvellyn, Oliver, hence at Madras. Hindley, Dickson, sailed from Madras for the Cape of Good Hope 21 Sept. Canopus. Titherington, from the Mauritius at Columbia. Sophia, M'Kenzie, Isaac, Ilene, at St. John's, N.B. Harry Lorrequcr, hence at Quebec. Gronville, Lougrel, sailed from Alexandria for this port 2nd instant. Copia, Jarvis, sailed from Patras for this port sth instant. Sophia, Giacobe, hence at Messina. MAntrAs, Sept. 12.—Earl of Harewood , Atkin , in getting un der weigh I , th tostant, got fon' of the Paragon, Bhxley, from 'Coringa, and sustained some damage, which will detain her some days. ABERDEEN, Oct. 21.—Put in, wind bound, the Minerva, Capt. Bridge, from Liverpool to Riga; experienced very rough wea ther wh 12 cff the west coast of Norway, whereby the mister and mate we'e washed overboard, and unfortunately drowned. --.23d—Sr Wm. Wallace, of Aberdeen, passed the bay for Mon trese ; sailed f.om Quebec 11th Sept. Had severe weather Teaching land three weeks ago, but could not get round, the wind being strong from S.E. DEAL, Oct. 26.—The Childe Harold, Lilley, touched ground in the Gulls, on her way to Margate Roads, 24th instant, has been surveyed to-day, and found not to have received any da triage. 'The Elizabeth, Bibby, from St. Stephen". to Liv(rpool, Was abandoned, waterlogced. and dismasted lath instant, in tat. 45 , tong. 41 ; crew saved, and brought here by the Mary Seton, PLYMOUTH, Oct. 25.—The General Sale, Brooks, from Liver- Pool to China, which was aground on the Battery Reef 23d inst., has been got off, and is come Into port to discharge. MILY.ORD, Oct 25.—Upwards of three hundred sail of vessels bound up, the greater part crippled and disabled in masts, yards, mails, &c. were passed in the river and Gulf of St. Lawrence. The Ant, of Aberdeen. M.Lean, was dismasted, wrecked, and abandoned on the Banks of Newfoundland. Crew saved by the Pomona, of Aigo. LYTHAM, Oct. 26.—The Kelvin Grove, Barclay, of and from Belfast. for Fleetvrcod, sprung a leak, and became unmanagea ble, and yesterday got on the Crus..der Bank, where she became a w,eck. Crew saved. Liiiignica, Oct. t4.—H. H. steamer Swallow, hence to Tralee, with meal, was driven on shale near Askeaton Liver on the 2',Al instant. . - • • K LINBEGS, Oct. 24.—The Columbia, Merriman, from I iver pool to Philadelphia. got on shoi c at St. John's Point last night, and it ii feared will become a total wreck; part of the cargo thr. wn overtoard. . _ _ Alc;;;;E Oct. 25.—The Spring, from New York for Cowes, UT der j try masts, ;alive , ' off here yesterday, with the crew of a AN est India ship on board, which the Spring took off after lying by them four days. T. IVES, Oct. 26.—A Dutch vessel, with loss of boats and but rks. decl a swept, and much disabled, was hoarded, compelledded ,about o te t ti Mlles Or. by boittmen yesterday, but they were leave her. FISIIGUARD, Oct. 25, 4 p.m.—The gale is increasing , b l o wing f rom N. to N.E. A large ship is outside , abo u t tell miles off. toPENZANCE, Oct. 24.—A North Amercicaamnebouniltshboatrequte.,-doafy3oaot .„ 11 s, with Mary Ann on her stern, . 1 nosemary and is fast breaking up.—Mem. Th f e or ab T o r v o e o w . : Iprobably be the Mary Ann, Brown, from Quebec aban doned 20th instant, in lat. 51, long. 10, the crew of which were t brought to Liverpool 25th instant, by the Oriental , fro, n St, John, N.B . WATERFOR D Oct. 26.—The Ada, Heppenstall, from Liverpool 4., -or Leghorn, which; was on shore on Bannow Bar, has been •° l ought in here to refit. c FA LMOUTH, Oct. 26.—The Superb, arrived here to-day from rinfer g us, (Cuba.) whence she sailed Ist September, and left 1112 James Reay, loading for thi s p or t, exper i en ced a severe gale from lat, 37 to 45, and from long. 35 to 25. !l. ' E OF MAN.—About midnight yesterday week, the schooner ieu or Eleanor, of and bo un d for Belfast, from Troon, in the Clyde, with a cargo of coals, was put on shore at Fleshwick beach, a little to the northward of the Calf of Man, and will be come a complete wreck. The master and the crew, with the e xception of a boy, were saved. The steamers Hercules and Sea Nymph, from Liverpool to the north of Ireland, put into Doug las Bay during the night, being unable to weather the Calf of Man or Point of Ayr. On the following morning the former took in a supply of coals, and both proceeded on their voyages during the day. The Fleetwood steamer Fenella encountered a dreadful passage from the former port to Douglas on Thursdayreaching the is. evening and ni g ht , and was twelve hours rasnin Portaferry reach for Liverpool, lade n w i th with pig iron, put in land. The sma c k C ommodore, Bailey, dfrom here on Wgaeffdntoeps: day week, with bulwarks stove -n . , leaky, and sail, squaresail, foresail, and jib, being the who 'l l: n (7r d ' split. The Rhein, Olson, from Stundswall, timber latdheennargatsesei at Peel on Friday week. The maste r reports having With the wreck of large vessel o' the North and South R dlen i k n ear Strangford. The h u ll was completely under waierbocotl; near set, ling ship pod large gage on her mainmast. VESSELS SPOKEN. Agenoria, hence, 24th ult.—Ann, from Laguga for this port. 15th Aug.. in lat. 22 N, long. 88 W—Coronation, hence for St. John, N. 8., 28th ultimo, in lat. 43, long. 68—Lame. hence. 7th instant, in lat. 44 N, long. 10 W—Majestic, from ante for this port, sd instant, off Almeira—Salem, hence for Mobile, 27th ti:t. in lat. 33 N. THURSDAY, OCTORER 29.—Wind S.S.E. ARRIVED.--Severn, Wiseman, from Schediac--W. Ward, Scollay, and Thames, Brown, Quebec—Caroline, Welsh, Prince Edward's Island—Venilia, St. Stephen's. SAILED.—Amalie, Meman, Danzic—Martina Johanna. Von Driesden, Dori t —Norma, Connibeer, Newfoundland—Wilton, Pentecost, La Guayra, &c.—Margaret, Best, New Orleans—Re. Hance, Crowell, St John, N.B.—Sir Henry Webb, Brandt, Cand, Havannah—Ceres, Veires, Dordt—Helena, Gralts, and Ida Cornelia, Schenck, Rotterdam, and Marmion, Edwards, New York. Junior, Ellis, from Quebec at this port. On the 6th Oct'tier, in lat. 42, long. 58, passed the Joseph and Mary, of Newcastle, abandoned. Mary Queen of Scots, Killey, from Maranham at this port; sailed 27th Sept. The Theresa Jane arrived on the 15th from this port. The Ann was loading for this port On the 3rd Oct., in lat. 23 30 N, long. 44 50 W, spoke the Salem, of Belfast, for Mobile. On the 28th, off Bardsey, spoke the Jeanie Deans, of Irvine. Governor Davis, Upton, from New Orleans at this port; sailed from the Bar on the 2nd September, and experienced fine wea ther during the passage. Indiana, Cornell, from New Orleans at this port, after being aground below the Crosby lightship. Hottinguer, Burslev ; Panama, Young; Nicholas Biddle, Knight; Luconia, Porter; and Burlington, Crawford, hence at New York. Roscius, Eldridge, hence at ditto, with the crew of the Crain well, before reported abandoned. Ellen Brooks, Freeman ; Paul Jones, Watkins; and George. Hallett, Howes, hence at Boston. Laura, Snow, hence at Buck-point. Blanchard, Blanchard, hence at Portland. Swan, Blanchard, from Havana at Portland, for Cowes, dis masted. _ _ Monmouth, Ryan, hence at Bath. Swan, Taylor; St. John, Richardson ; Belmont; Grant ; and Queen Pomare, Till, hence at St. Jobn, N.B. Sylph. Raisbeck, hence at Richibucto. Alexander, -, hence for Miramichi, at Sydney, C. 8., dis. masted. Frankfield, Mitchell, and Hopkinson, Watson, hence at Mira michi. Troubadour, M`Dowall, hence at Dalhousie. Corsair, Daly, and Sir H. Huntley, Grant, hence at Halifax. Safeguard, Smith; Mersey, Macbeth; and Souter Johnny, Little, hence at Montreal. Bolivar, hence for Bombay, at Colombo. Oriental, Wilson, hence for Bombay at Kedgeree. Horatio, Grave; Ceylon, Allen; England, Everard, and Are thusa, Kelly, hence at Quebec. General Wiltshire, Lennox, from Jamaica at Quebec. White Mouse, Ditchman, from Smyrna for this port at Scilly, short of provisions and water. Damascus, Bliss, hence at Bristol, towed in dismasted, &c., bound to Boston. Stewerdinia, lie Hawn, for Rotterdam. with loss of sails and rigging, at Penarth Roads. Brazilian, Bickham, from Newfoundland at Cove: Monarch, Mercer, from Honduras, at Cove. with loss of main mast, forctopmast, having encountered heavy gales during the passage. Emanuel, Browne; Agenoria. Giffney ; Dorothy, Brown; Chapman, Shapfolt; Promise, Pines ; and British American, Myers, hence at Quebec. Isabella and Ann, of Stockton, timber laden, was totally wrecked near Portrush ; greater part of the cargo saved. Columbia, Merryman, hence for Phi adelphia. th t was on shore near Killybegs, has been got off with damage, and will be brought back to repair. The Elvira, for Prince Edward's Island, was abandoned at sea; crew taken off by the Hebe, from Ke'th to Montreal, which was spoken 3 th Sept., in lat. 45, long. 49. Sweden, Shaw; Trenton, Cutting; Gaidee, Soule; Dumbar ton. Pendleton ; Isabella Stewart, Crowell, hence at New Or leans. Lancashire, Lyon, hence at Savannah. Virginia, Trott, hence at Charleston. Republic, Landes. hence at Baltimore. Monongahela, Julius; Franconia, Smith; Georgiana, Behn, hence at Philadelphia. QUEBEC, Oct. 5.—A barque is reported to be on shore at Point Neaf, and a brig at Mille Vaches. The barque Industry, which arrived here yesterday, had on board the crew of the barque Martha, of Holyhead, which foundered on the Banks.—Oct. B. The Annandale, Butler, was abandoned on the 19th Sept., wa. terlogged ; crew arrived here, except one boy, drowned.—Oct. g —The Dempster, of Inverness, from Quebec, was abandoned 23rd September, water'ogged. The captain. carpenter, two sea men, and one passenger drowned. The remainder of the crew arrived at Quebec. • MONTREAL, Oct. 13.—Agnes, of Beaumaris, is on shore at the Pi'lars, and is expected to be a total wreck. St. Andrew, Wy. lie, of Glasgow, ha, been surveyed and condemned. Naw YoRK, Oct. 14.—1 t blew a very heavy gale on this coast 12th and 13th October, from S.W. to E.S.E., and serious damage is expected to vessels within its range. BOSTON, Oct. 16.—There is no mail today from the south of Norfolk. Three southern mails are now due. HALIFAX. Oct. 18.—Robert Bruce, bound for Quebec, and the Rose, from Belfast for Quebec, was abandoned at sea; crew picked up by the Orion, and taken to Prince Edward's Island. DONEGAL, Oct 21.—Princess Royal, from Liverpool for Wes ton Point, has arrived off, hsving been on shore and lost sails; will come in to discharge and repair. MILFORD, Oct. 25.—Valiant, Cuthbertson, from Liverpool for Demerara, has put in here rather leaky in her upper works, and the crew much fatigued. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 39.—Wind S.W. to N.W., light. ARRlVED.—Shoodiac, Griffin ; Mechanic, Newton ; Glasgow, Cook, and Thames, Lawson, St. John, N.B.—Zenobia, Suther land, Cuba—Burrell, Welsh, Quebec—Sampson, Murdoch, Mi ramichi. Zephyr, Kirtley. from Bouny at this port ; sailed 21st August. The b!ig Derby, Qa , yle, of this port, was totally wrecked sth August, in enceavouring to cross Brass River Bar. Conservative, Brown, from Denia for this port, at Holyhead, short of provisi us and water. . . . Inglewood, and Elizabeth, Archer, hence at Bombay on the 16th ultimo. Herculean, sailed from Bombay for this port 18th ultimo, and Saghalien, for Malabar Coast and London 17th ultimo. lno, hence at Madras 15th ultimo. Gemini, hence at Calcutta Bth Hindoo, hence at Calcutta 10th ultimo. DeogauM, from the Clyde at Calcutta 12th ult., in gl days, Aurora, Eclipse. and Abook'r, from Cork; John Brightman, from Bombay, and Royal Saxon. from Sydney, all at Calcutta. Creole, sailed from Saugor Stir ulliedo, and enry , frlnch, 20th, for this port. Alpha, Harrison. from Patagonia at Cove. Corsair, Cumming, hence at Penrith Roads, for Newfound land, much damaged. Miry Ann Peters, from this port, was being dismantled at Miramichi Bth instant. The Glasgow, that arrived here yesterday from St. John, W.B. experienced a hurricane on the 7111 instant, and lost bulwarks, stanchions, maintopgallantmast, &c. • The Burrell, that arrived here yesterday from Quebec, lost sails, bulwarks, stancheons, &c., in a gale on the 24th instant, off the Smalls. Theresa Jane, Wright, hence at Maranham. Ranger, Purge, hence at Bahia. Sin, Trajinovich, hence at Trieste, Enigheden, Olsen ; Jane, Marsten ; Caroline, Marseilles ; Os preisningen, Hansen, and Familiens Haab, AI uldah, hence at Christiansand. Euphemia, Flett, hence at Riga. Auguste, Kirkhove, from Ghent for this port at Ostend. Industrie, Zellien, for this port, put back to Ostend on the 22d instant. Triumvirate, Hants, hence at Newfoundland. Joh❑ Hall, Tacy, hence at Genoa. Patty. Boot ~ hence at Helvuet. Hayti, Cuthbertson, hence at Westport, with loss of sails, bul warks, &c. Thomas and Edward, Skinner, from Parsbnro', N.S. for West port, at Berehaven ; experienced bad weather, and lost spars, sails, &c. MUMBLES. Oct. 25.—The Mary Ann, Spedding, of Liverpool, from Porthcawl to Dublin, is on shore on the rocks near the lighthouse, but exp_ctel of!' next tide. FALMOUTH, Oct. 28.—The Glace, Bloom, from Liverpool to Palermo, has put in here, leaky, much strained, and with loss of sails. SATURDAY, 31st OCTOBER.—Wind S.. light. AlumEn.—Samuel flicks, Bunker, Irons New York—Colo nist. M'Gill, from Madras—Sarah, Barclay, and Agent, Mills, from Queb, c—Mayflower, Kinley, from Newfoundland—Panco, Ondor, from Havana—Cheetah, Cook, from Zante—White Mouse, Ditcham, from Smyrna—Newton, —, from Mazogan —Arie!, Griffiths, from Palermo—King of Tyre, Stephens, from Denia—Eug ne, Hansen, f'om 0-tend. _ _ - SAlLED.—Magistrate, Crompton, for Africa—Lady Comber. mere. Johns, Algiers—Wm. M'llong,all, M'Dougall, Alexandria —Argos, Baker, Vayal—Temula , Brown, Bombay—John Macvicar, WLeod, Calcutta—Workington, Winder, Barbadoes —Gannet, Nicol, Grenada—Mars, Bertie, Laguira—Thomas, Vaughan, St. John, N.B.—Great Western, (steamer.) Matthews; Orphan, Burrows, and Stephen Whitney, Popham, New York— Lord Sandon, Welsh, New Orleans—Syria, Cox, and Jane An derson, M•liellar, Saran nah—Devonia, Lung, Figuera—Siretie, Loenhardt, and Libertas, Rictzke, Memel—Ottoman, Rivett, Syra, hnd Jonk Vrow Elizabeth, Jaegher, Randers. Corfu. Mann; Eliza, Wilson, and Perseverance, Bennet hence at 4t. John, N.B. Bei bice, Blackn;ore. hence at Madeira, Concordia. Eddes, hence for Dordt at Cowes. Lady East, Goldsmith, sailed tram Sincapore !9th Feb. for this port, and has not since been heard of. Qateen of the Tyne, Jamieson, from Alexandria at Falmouth. LAtravicr. 19th Oct.—Lady Saltoun, Anderson, from Stettin for Liverpool. put into Krageroe lath Oct., with pumps choked, and is discharging. FA LMOUTII, 29th Oct.—Grace, Bloom, from Liverpool for Pa lermo, has been surveyed, and the cargo found partially wet. SUNDAY, Ist NOVEMBER.-Mnd F.S.E. A R IVED.— Princess Victoria, Walker, from Richibucto—Wil bcrforc..., Cieed, from Terra Nova—Dahlia, Porter, from Cadiz. SAILED •-I,oodianah, Heron, Calcutta—Diadem, Binet, Rio Janeir,— Coromandel, Hubbock, Mobile—Orleana, Johnston, New Orleans—Rose, Ceverley, Bomeardt, Memel—Emilie, Fletcher, Naples—California, Lawson, St. John, N.B. Columbus, Green, from Pernambuco at this port; sailed Ist 0 tobcr. The Eliza Johnston was loading at Paraiba for this port. Freeland, M'Kenzie ; Ariel, Robinson, and Lavinia, Brown hence at St. Petersburg. Spruce. Clarke; Louisa, Prutz, and Betsey, Chester, hence al Riga. _ . Frederick Wilhelm, Rieckman, hence at Swinnemunde. Majestic, Cargid, hence at Danzic. Ocean, Stabivy, hence at Havre. Aldebaron, —, hence for Miramichi at Belfast; out seven weeks. Honesta, Andrews, and Eagle, Stetrey, sailed from Messina for this port loth Oct. telly, Rialland, sailed from Nantes for this port on the 26th October. Seagull Packet, from Rio and Bahia at Pernambuco, and sailed for Falmouth 29th Sept. Velocity, from Newfoundland off Pernambuco, and proceeded to Bahia. Indus, from Valparaiso for England off Pernambuco. GLASGOW, 29th Oct.—The Jane, of Liverpool, was driven on shore in allyness Bay 22d instant. Crew saved. MESSINA, 15th Oct.—An English schooner is reported to have been driven on shore at Cape Passaro. MARANHAM, 16th Sept.—The Ann Johnston, which arrived at this port, trom Liverpool, 26th August, will be laid on the ground and examined, having touched on the coast. NORTHERN HOSPITAL, OCT. 31. [WEEKLY REPORT.] ADMITTED. Accidents SO I Cured Medical and Surgical cases Relieved and at own request 5 upon recom mendation.. 19 Attending as Out Patients 20 - Irregular T0ta 1...... Remainingin the Hospital . 95. Consulting Surgeon John M. Banner, Esq. Physician and Surgeon for t . he ensuing week, Dr. Scott and Mr Stubbs. House Visitors, Charles Inman and R. W. Bateson, Esqrs, House Surgeons, Mr. G. S. Deane and Mr. T. B. Gildersleeves. Treasurer, D. H. Jones, Esq. Rev. Wm. Hughes. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. OCT. 27. The prevalence of heavy rains during the greater part of the present month, and the high gales of wind last week, have been succeeded by fine weather within the last three days, and the land, which in many situations was too wet for sowing, is now coming into good order for that purpose. Arrivals, Coastwise and from Ireland, still come forward sparingly, and those from abroad since this day week, comprise only moderate supplies of Wheat, Indian C& rn, and Flour from the American States, with 668 qrs. of Beans from the Baltic. Our market this morning was rather slenderly attended by country millers, and the trade, as regards Wheat, appeared to exhibit fewer lively symptoms than of late ; for local consump tion, however, sales upon a moderate male were effected, and most descriptions of English, Irish. and Foreign, nearly, and in some instances, fully maintained the current rates of this day week.—lrish Flour being in slow request, was the turn cheaper, and the demand for barrels having considerably abated, States and Canadian, bah free and in bond, were decidedly easier to purchase, Barley, Malt, and Beans, stimulated by the advance in other markets throughout the country, met increasing inquiries, each obtaining an improvement of 2; to 3s per qr. upon the quotations of Tuesday last.—Pease were also more saleable, but not dearer. Oats, commanding more attention, acquired Id per 451 b over previous rates ; and Oatmeal, of which there is scarcely any left unsold. must be noted Is per If ad higher. Indian Corn, the stock here having beer, almost wholly cleared, continues to be taken in small retail parcels alone at late prices. In any thing under bond or afloat, no business was apparent :o.day. CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 30. The averages of all grain continue high, and there is no pro bability, from their operation, of a change in any of the duties from the lowest point for a considerable time forward. We are still very scantily supplied with all produce, Coastwise and from Ireland, but the deficiency from those sources is in some measure compensated by the Foreign arrivals of the past three days, containing a fair quantity of Wheat and Flour, with a fear small parcels of Indian Corn, as inserted below. Between Tuesday and to-day, the trade generally has ruled dull ; lower prices have not, however, been accepted for Wheat and Flour, and all spring grain, from scarcity of supply, has fully supported late prices; speculative Inquiries also have materially subsided, sales only of a few parcels of Flour, in bond, having been reported at nearly previous rates. At this day's market, the millers, who are now tolerably well in stock, appeared almost unanimously determined to remain on the reserve; the Wheat trade altogether was consequently languid in the extreme, and had sales been feasible beyond a very limited amount, many holders would hare accepted easier terms. Irish Flour, upon a short supply, was unaltered in value; but States and Canadian, being more difficult of sale than usual, all descriptions of this article, both free and in bond, receded is per barrel below oar last quotations. Malting Barley and Malt would readily bring much hither rates, but having little or none of prime quality remaining here. no certain prices for the moment can be formed. Grinding Barley, Beans, and Pease, attended by occasional :ales, fully sustained our last currency. Oats and Oatmeal, meeting very little notice this morning, were the turn cheaper. Indian Corn would be taken freely for Ireland, there being several orders thence, which, in the absence of supply, cannot be executed for the present, although if practicable somewhat higher prices might be obtained. Wheat, yOrb English red, new Ditto, white Irish red Ditto, white Rye, English. qr Barley, English Scotch & 60Ib Malt, English, 70 , qr pale Irish Oats, 44 45tb. E'lish & Scotch, new Welsh .. Irish. fine qualities.. general d 0.... Beans, English, qr.. Scotch& Irish,4►4Bolb Pease, English, white.. Do. & Irish.... maple Flour,l9 , 28011, English & Irish, ends Ditto, superfine Oatmeal, is Id. of 24015 Irish, 1846...... ... Canadian Bran, is. 241 b. s. d. s. d. 890 9 4 9 3 9 9 8 6 g 0 89— 9 2 old s. d. s. d. 8 9® 9 2 9 6 —lO 0 8 0 8 6 8 3 8 9 , do, Irisll6oll. old .... 50 0 -53 0 none. 5 9 6 0 ES 0-75 0 0 0-0 0 4 7 - 4 10 4 4 - 4 7 4 5 - 4 7 4 3 - 4 5 1 52 0 -54 0 r4B 0 -50 0 4 5 - 4 7 4 3- 4 5 56 0 -60 0 146 0 -48 0 49 0 -51 0 39 0 -43 0 53 0 -55 0 43 0 -45 0 0-41 0 1 39 0 -41 0 1 2 - 1 3 LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET. OCT. 30. Sugar.—There has been a very extensive inquiry tor all descriptions, and the sales, which amount to goo hhds 8.P., 10,000 bags Bengal, 3000 bags Mauritius, and 800 bags Madras, are at a general advance of 6cl to Is per cwt.. — Foreign. —A speculative demand has enabled holders to dispose of 320 cases and goo brls Brazil, chiefly from Pernams, of low and middling qualities, at the full quotations; 70 boxes damaged Ilavana and 1400 packages Venezuela have also been sold at high rates. The sales of Molasses are limited by holders requiring ad vanced rates: 120 casks Trinidad have brought 245, and 50 casks St. Vincent 25s per cwt., realising Is per cwt. on last week's rates ; we raise the quotations accordingly. Coffee.-160 casks Jamaica have been sold this weak; fine and extra fine quality are post in demand, and sell readily at our extreme quotations, but on all other descriptions a decline of 3s to 4s per cwt. has teen submitted to ; 300 bags coloury middling Plantation Ceylon have found buyers at 58s to bits per cwt. The sales of Foreign are unimportant, being confined to 100 bags ordinary Laguayra at 335. A small lot of black Pepper at 21c1 per lb. Rice.-3000 bags Bengal sold at 17s to lgs ad for ordinary to very good white. Rum.—The sales of Demerara are trifling; 60 puns Jamaica, of a favourite mark, brought 5s per gallon; a sale of 250 casks Havana has been made to arrive, but price not named. PRICES Cl Anse. B. d. s. d. Montreal,Pot 27 0 @ 27 . 6 Pearl 27 6 0 U. States, Pot 22 0 —25 0 RREN MADDER, Czet. S. d. 8. cl Dutch, crop 0 0— 0 0 Ombro 0 0 o 0 Gamene 0 0 o Mnll 0 0 0 0 French, S.F. S.F.F 44 0 —45 0 E.S.F 46 0 —4O 0 E.5.F.F.49 0 51 0 Spanish 52 0 —57 0 MOLASSES, 3 Cut. St. Lucia, &c 23 0 —24 6 Demerara, &c 24 0 —25 0 Bar & Antivia.2s o —27 0 MVIVIEET, Clei 24 0 —2l • OIL, Olive, 5 252 ZallB. Gallipoli 43 6 —44 0 Trieste 4l 0 —42 0 Sicily 42 0 —43 0 Malaga 43 0 —44 0 Portugal &c 4O 0 —42 0 Levatt 40 4 —42 0 Palm,p , ton 4O 0 —4l 0 Fish,p , 252 galls. pale 35 0 Pearl 24 0 25 0 BARK, Quercit 8 6 9 6 Oak, as ton 'ea o 5 0 German.... 310 6 0 BRIIISTONI3,I3 ton Sicily, &c... 5 0 5 15 Tuscany.... --- I.zowsa,.. d. 4. d cwt. in bd 65 0 CLOVER.-BXED, American, rcd4o 0 55 0 Dutch 50 0 60 0 French&Germso 0 60 0 COCOA, 45 cwt. Trinidad.... 37 0— 42 0 Grenada } 3oo _ 36 0 Brazi] COFFEE, 11 , cwt. in bond. Jama. triage )20 0— ordinary .. good& fine 0. 45 0— 55 0 middling .... 55 0— 6 0 good mid. .. 70 0— ga 0 Coloured Cod Linseed, v cu•! Rape, pale de. Turpen. v Men, v .32 0 -34 0 .27 0 - '.28 0 - 0 0 35 6 -36 0 . 55 0 -56 0 Dutch,fiorn, e t; i tr d ryi a & g. c .e . ji 5 0 0 0: 13 4 00 good &hoe o. 45 0— 50 0 middling 65 0— 7 ) good mid. 65 0— 70 0 fine paid., &c. Mocha Ceylon l5 0— 65 0 Java Havana good & fine 35 0— 40 0 St. Domingo 27 0— 30 0 Brazil 27 0— 60 0 Carolina, dress.3B 0 0 0 in twat 24 0 —2B 0 Bengal. , rd. dol6 0 —l7 0 mid to fine lB 0 —2O 0 African none. twat, 3ti gallon, in bond. Jamaica, 12 to 16 o. p 2 9 3 2 stronger 3 4 4 4 choice marks.. 4 6 5 0 SArri.owlia,.f cwt. Bengal, Laguira 3O 0— 85 0 BYEWOODS, yr ton aE. s. Logwood, Jam. 4 5 4 10 lion. Itz Dorri. 4 15— 5 5 Campeaclly 7 5 7 10 Fustic, Span... 4 0— 4 10 Tampico 6 0— 6 5 Puerto Cabello 4 10— 5 7 6 Cuba KICARAGIJA WOOD. Rio de la Ilache solid lO 0— 11 0 clean small 9 0— IV 0 Lima, solid Barwood, Ango.s 0— 5 5 Gaboon good & fine. 4 6 0 0 10 ord. & mid 3 0— 5 It Bombay SALTPETRE, Cie/ S. d. S. d. East India SouthAmericar 19 0 0 0 t. LAC, V , Cie/. iii bend. orange 45 0 —64 0 liver and block 36 0 •42 0 SKINS, Neutria,l4 do: C 0 —l2 0 Chinehilli, do. 10 0 —25 0 Seal, each 3 0 3 10 SUMAC, 16 , cwt. Sicily lO 0 —ll 0 Palermo l2 6 —l4 0 Trieste 0 0 0 0 Verona 0 0 0 0 Tyrolese 'SUGAR, r cwt. B Camwood .... 6 o— 17 0 Red San. Wood 5 0— 5 lu FLAX, 7 1 , ton. Riga. P.T.R. .. none P'burg, Q head 44 0 0 0 Archangel .... none Dutch & Flem. 69 0— 90 0 .P. Muscovado moist brown 44 0 —46 0 dry brown 46 0 —4B 0 good & mid 49 6 —II 0 fine &v. fine 54 0 —66 0 Mauritius, dabs and mo 41 0 —42 0 brown 45 6 —46 6 yellow 47 0 —44 0 East India, Bengal Khaur 37 0 —3B 0 brown 4i) 6 —43 0 yellow 44 0 —47 0 extra doe 58 0 —62 Manilla, in be' 21 0 —24 0 Havana, dc brown 45 0 —47 0 yellow 4B 0 —54 0 white ord 24 0 —26 0 good & fine 36 0 —3B 0 Brazil, in bend brown 4l 0 —44 0 yellow 46 0 —4B 0 white ord. 23 6 —27 0 good and fine 0 0 0 0 TA i. LOW, cwt. P'burgh, Y.C. 52 0 —52 6 Odessa 51 0 —5l 6 Archangel 0 0• 0 0 Buenos Ayres 0 0 0 0 TAR,W brl. Stockholm l7 6 —lB 0 A Carolinar cllan g e 1 . 1 1 7 3 0 0 1 1 3 8 6 0 Virginia — TARTAR, 43 cwt. Cream of Tartar6s 0 —7O • brown and ye 1.44 0 —55 0 Taw, 43 , lb. in bond. Bohea, Canton 0 2 0 4 Fokein Congou, com. 0 g—o 10 mid. to line. 1 6 2 2 Twankay, corn. 1 1 1 1 mid. to good 1 3 1 10 Pekoe, Orange 1 I— 2 6 Campoi, com. to good none GALLS, 2fr cwt. Turkey, blue 75 0— mixed 54 0— 60 0 East India 5B 0— 60 0 GINGER, Cwt. Barbadoes 4O 0— 42 0 Jamaica 5O 0-190 0 E. India, in bd 20 0— 24 0 GUM, I. cwt. Arabic, Turkey 0 0— 0 0 East India. 2 10— 4 10 Barbary, Senegi ViOn .eS. £ S. P'burg, clean 36 0— 37 0 outshot 35 0— 35 10 Riga, Rhine 37 0— 38 0 outshot 34 C— 36 0 Archangel Manilla Bombay l5 0— 18 0 Jute 11i Dm, Ox and C0w,1 4 lb B. Ayres and Monte Video. inferior & mid. 0 5 0 6 good & prime 0 6i— 0 8 Do. salted N. Amer. salted 0 2 0 3* Brazil dry salted 0 411. 0 5 Rio, dry Valparaiso, dry 0 4i— 6 Odessa, &c. dry 0 0 0 0 W. India, dry 0 4i— 0 6 salted 0 3 0 4i East India Rips, B.A. dry. 0 7 0 si Horse, d. eachl 2 0 —al 0 HORSE HAIR, 3fr lb. Short -0 1 0 mixed long tails 1 6 2 0 combed _ 2 0— 2 6 impioo,vlb.iniond. Bengal. pur. & violet II 0— • 0 blue &violet 0 0— 0 0 blue I 0— 0 0 violet, & fine i 0— • 6 ord. & mid. 4 3 b • violet &cop.i 3 • mixed .. I 3 4 cop. g. & fine. 3 6 4 0 ord. & mid. 2 6 3 6 con. quality 2 2 4 3 OUde Madras 1 9 4 0 GUatiMalft,* lb. Floras Sobres Cortes Carracas, Flo. 3 9 4 6 Sobres 3 0— 4 0 Cortes LAC DYE, P lb• D.T. and prime 1 6 2 2 mid. to good 0 6 1 6 ord. & infer. 0 2 0 MADDKR RooTs r cwt. Sin3rna ..... . 46 0— 48 0 Tripoli & Syria 0 0— 0 0 French Naples Hyson 2.: • 14 • mid. to fine 1 2 1 Souchong, corn. 0 10 1 • good to fine 1 6 2 4 Pekoe, flowery 2 • 3 • Hyson, com 2 • 2 2 fine 2 4 3 6 Young Hyson •11 3 Imperial Gunpowder, good and fine 1 If -- 4 • ;TOBACCO, lb. in bond. 3. River, Leaf. . 0 1 • 5 Stemmed II Bi— 0 5i Kentucky • 13— • 4 Maryland 0 • • $ TURMERIC, wo cwt. in bond. Bengal 9 6 —l4 0 TURPENTINE, V Cwt. American .. • • 6 0 9 3 VA LoxiA, toa.e S ,e s Smyrna, picked:3 0 —l6 0 Morea lO • —l3 • WAX, Bass' cwt. is bead. African East India L 10 7 • American 7 • 7 1 WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, OcT. 27. Total quantities per Price per Imp. Quarter. Imp. nal ter Wheat 346 ......if 10(1 8 0 z2 18 0 Barley - •••• Oats 14 13 4 SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, OcT. 28. The show of stock very large to-day, fully equal to the de mand: though the qualitY of the Beef ana Mutton was good, buyers had a slight advantage. A considerable number of lute tior Beasts and Sheep unsold. LEEDS CORN MARKET, OCT. 27. Our supply of Wheat and Beans is good, but short of other articles. We have a steady demand for the best Wheat at rather over last week's pri es, but secondary qualities only move off slowly. Barley is taken off at 2s. per quarter advance. Oats are again id per stone dearer. In Beans no alteration can be noted, WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, OCT. 30. The supply of Wheat is less this week; and, wi h the ex. ception of Barley. our arrivals generally are limited. We have a steady trade in all descriptions of Wheat at the prices of Fri day last. Fine Barley Is to 2s:per quarter higher. Beans held for more money. Oats t id per stone, and Shelling Is to 2s per load cheaper. Malt sel:s at an advance of Is per load. HULL CORN MARKET, OCTOBER 27. At this day's market we had a very short supply of W heat from the farmers, and millers being by no means anxious buy ers, were enabled to supply themselves at the prices of last week ; in free foreign but little parsing. Of Harley our supplies either from foreign or our farmers, are very small, prices Is to 28 per quarter dearer, w th a great demand for both malting and grinding. Oats is to 2s per quarter dearer. Other sorts of spring corn unaltered, and the supply very short. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, OCT. 30. We had a full market yesterday, Beef and Mutton were easily to be had, the former at a reduction of ios to 12s a head, and on mutton about id per lb. The prices of Beef were 4 , 8. to 525. per cwt., off sink; Mutton, 5d to 6id ; Pork was readily bought at 38s to 295 per contract, and 40s to 42s for. Bacot! • inferior Pigs are much lower. In the p rovision market yesterday, there was a reduction on both Hams and Bacon of 35. IKr cwt. Pork Per head 2s; Bacon, Hs to 535; Hams, 52s to 53s ; Cheeks, 36s to 38s; bladdered Lard 525., and scarce. Open Butter has de clined id per lb., giel to 100 being our last quotations. DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 30. Prices have continued to advance; good Wheats are now -39a to 40s pe barrel; Barley, 20s; old Oats, 255; Lew Oats 17s; Rape, 26s ; these, it will be admitted, are sharp rates at the lat ter end of harvest. Flour and Oatmeal upward to-day, but less doing, owing more to the apprehension of larger arrivals than the immediate stocks on ha, d. The, baking trade has unques tionably been greatly extended from the immense consumption, at same time it is stated, that at the present rates of flour. their profits are but small, this, however, can cnly be said o , first-rate bakers we shou'd think tat second class traders are much bet ter off, inasmuch as they manage to reduce their average by mixing, and are not very particular as to weight they give. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, Ovr. 28. During the present week, few transactions are reported in English wheat, and rather lower prices have been submitted Some quantity of foreign has changed hands at rates which could not before be obtained. Barley is to as dearer. Beans sold at an advance of Is per quarter. We h•lye a fair retail de mand for Oats at former prices. At this day's market there was a less supply of Wheat , from the farmers, but the trade ruled dull, with the turn in favour of the buyer. Barley 2s per quar ter dearer. In Oats very little doing. Beans were generally held for prices with which buyers would not comply. Pease continue scarce. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 31. Our market, as well as those of Liverpool and Wakefield, has been quiet during the week ; Wheat and Flour have not varied in value, whilst Beans, Oats, and feeding stuffs, have realized rather higher prices. At our exchange to-day, buyers of Wheat and Flour act cau tiously, and seem inclined to fall baok on their stocks : for some qualities of both a slight reduction on previous rates would be submitted to; but this is not so general as to lead us to alter our quotations. The scarcity of Oats and Oatmeal enables holders to obtain high prices; but the business done is in retail lots to needy pur chasers. Beans and Malt Is. per quarter and load higher. Low feeding stuff is scarce and in demand. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. OCT. 30. On Monday an additional impulse was given to the specula tive demand by the arrival of the Great Western, and an ad vance of id per lb was obtained on American descriptions ; no change in prices was produced yesterday on receipt of latter intelligence per Hibernia, but the market closed steadily at the above advance for American, and at very full prices for all other descriptions. Speculators have taken 19,300 American, 700 Egyptian, 400 Maranharn, and 2700 Surat, and Exporters 1550 American and 250 Surat. sg) American and 70 Surat have been forwarded into the country unsold during the month. ACCOUNT OF the A : SLES to ANthD IMP Cct. ORTS 6F COTTON, From 6th e 23d , inclusive. Prices paid IMFORTF BALES OF TII6 wssx. in the week. This Wk. thisyear --------- --'— --- 390 Sea Island 1 50,Stained -• 11 331 VBl2l 8660!Bowed Georgia 5 6i I 8960 1 f Mobile 11 Alabama and Tennes 4i 54 1 4888 } 633450 20160 New Orleans 1 4 9 80 0 1 1 11 Aracati and Ceara * 390 Bahia and Alaceio r Pe rnambuco a ranbn .... 1 17168 61 7 ISawginned 'Minas — 1 } •• • • Para 20 Demerara, Surinam &c 7 7* ' .... 786 OA Egyptian ...... Barbadoes — .. 846 .. Peruvian .. --- 1) Bahama 660 Laguayra St i 1 140 Common West India '6* 8 .. } 600 .. Carthagena .. Smyrna I— 1 1 ...... Manilla 1 I J i 5170 Surat 1 sf 41 MP Madras ! 441 } .. } 41886 , bengal .... i 37 48700 bales. 1 5219 i 1067281 PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL. 12s. uer ld. Free. 2 Os Free. I Free. i ).Free. }8.P.18. I} 25s Od v. Id. WOOD, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid Archangel /618 10 @ 0 0 Memel 0 0 0 0 Gothenburg l6 0 - - 0 0 %Vyborg l7 0 17 10 Petersburg . 16 0 18 0 PLANKS, peifoot of 2ineliesthick. Danzig, Deck British American Pine LATHIV GOD, per fathom. Danzig, 4 feet 365 10 0 0 . .. British American 4 0 4 10 MAHOGANY, per foot of 1 inch thick. Hondural 0 7 0 10 Cuba St. Domingo • 0 1 6 OAK PLANKS 0 0 0 0 Taaawoon, per cubiofeet STAVES, per 1201. Danzig, C. Pipe .t g 0 0 —lOO 0 Hhd. 4O 0 50 0 Quebec, red. to 1 in.thick, }4O 0 50 0 and 5i feet long Do. Puncheon l3 0 17 0 TIMBER, per cubic foot. s. d. s. d. Cak 2 6 2 9 Pine, British Amer.common 0 o 0 0 red 1 5 2 0 yellow 1 2 1 8a Danzig Memel Riga.red... WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND WORKHOUSE HOSPITALS. OCT. 31. 1846. ADAIITTED. DISCHARGED. Fever and Small Pox 29 Cured Medical and Surgical Wards 22 Relieved Lying-in Wards Lock Total REMAINING IN THE HOSPITALS. Fever and Small Pox ss Medical and Surgical Wards ..... ........ Lying-in Wards Lock Total 3s4 Consulting Physicians, Dr. Macrorie and Dr. Gouthwaite. Consulting Surgeon. Mr. Maculloch. Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Carsoon and Mr. Davis. Nouse Surgeon, Mr. Grimsdale. Assistant.Surgeou, Mr. E. T. Watkins. Apothecary. Mr. Gilmour. PACKET LIST. GENERAL POST-OFFICE, OCT. 26. tg4 ▪ Re en `4 q 0 0 rif• or9^. 4 0, 0?;'Ef; sz t i e 4-1 F -4 • •• 4 .71 0 g"tg g Or Fr r; W .. 0 r. 0 0 4 = ' 2 re : k '-i. .... g n id 4 2: 3 ;n r. 2. or a a :°. IP , A. ~, ii E. . . . . . . Kg:6 • o blue.... grey .. fine extra A it *.. . A 0 Fi. • ! 1111 PRICES OF SHARES, Nov. 2. Saturday's Prices. Saks This Day SHARES. RAILWAYS. Aberdeen Railway Ambergate,Nottingham,Boston, and Eastern Junction .. Arbroath and Forfar .• • • • • Bedford, London & Birmingham Birkenhead, Lancashire & Ches. Birmingham and Dudley Birmingham and Gloucester 4-shares iss. 7. dis. Blackburn, Chorley & L'pool Blackburn, Clitheroe, & N.West Blackburn, Damen and Bolton. Bristol and Exeter Ditto new Shares . Bristol and Glcucester .Boston, Newark, and Sheffield.. Buckinghamshire iCaledoulan Half shares Clydesdale Junction Cambridge and Oxford Chester and Birkenhead ... . Ditto half Ditto new 420 shares Cheater and Holyhead Derby and Gt. Grimsby Junction I Dereham and Norwich 'Dundee and Arbroath New Dundee and Perth .. New.. Eastern Counties .. . Ne 77 Shares Perpetual, No. 1 Perpetual, No. 2 1 York Extension East Lancashire Ditto new shares Do. late Ormskirk & Preston. Do. late Blackburn & Prestos East Lincolnshire. 'Edinburgh and Glasgow ...... 1 Ditto quarter shares . ..... .. Half shares ... .. Edinburgh,Leith and Granton.. Ditto, preference . sh arcs Edinburgh and Peebles .. ..... Edinburgh and Northern \Ditto 415 shares—Newport Edinburgh and Perth .... Ely and Huntingdon i 'Exeter. Yeovil and Dorchester s (Fleetwood. Preston and West R I Furness s; Furness and Windermere . ltGlasgow and Dumfries (G'asgow, Paisley, & Greenock f Ditto half shores ........... a I, D . si4tgo shares t o o w pr n fe d preference shares .. .. Quarter shares New shares , C-reat Grimsby Dock . ;Great Grimsby and Sheffield 1 Quarter shares Extension shares . Great North of England ..., „ New Stock 4'30 shares 415 shares Great North of Scotland Great North and South Wales.: 1 0 reat Western Ditto Half Shares Ditto quarter... .. Ditto Fifth Shares Ditto Ditto New shares Goole and Doncaster Huddersfield Canal and Railway Extension shares Huddersfield and Sheffield .... Huddersfield, Bradfcrd, &c Hull and Seiby Ditto half Ditto quarter ' (Ipswich and Bury St. Edmunds ' Kendal and Windermere Lancaster and Carlisle Ditto thirds. ( Lancaster and Preston Ditto thr emquarter shares ( Ditto quarter i Lancashire and North Yorkshir i Leicester and Bedford Liverpool and Bury New i L'pool, M. and N'castle Junction London and Blackwall London arid South Coast New shares j London & Manchester.. limen 1 Ditto.. Ilastrick's. , London and North Western .... Quarter Shares New quarter shares Fifth shares. Quarter shares (G. J.) 4'40 shares (I. & M.) Lon( on & Mauchsr. & Birmg. Quarter shares .. Quarter shares Quarter shares London and Birmingham Exteu I London and Portsmouth London and South Western 440 shares New £4O shares ..... .. New eso shares .. i London and York 1 New shares Direct Northern Longridge and Prestcr Leeds and Bradford . ...... i Leeds and Dewibury i Do. Branch 4 Leeds and Tbirsk , Lynn arid Dereham Lynn and Ely ,i Manchester & Birmingh. Con... Li Manchester, Mid.& Gt. Grimsby I Manchester, Bolton, & Bury .. I Fifth shares zs Extension s Manchester, Sheffield & Midland ; Manchester and Leeds ; Ditto half shares I Ditto quarter shares 1 Ditto fifth shares ..........., ;$ Extension shares Ditto sixteenth shares Matlock and Midland Midland Railway e4O shares .. 50th Shares Con. Birnfrigham and Derby. Mold Junction Newcastle ano Berm ick „ North Shields shares Newcastle and Carlisle • . Quarter shares North British Halcshares Quarter shares North Union (A.) Ditto (B. ) Northern and Eastern Norfolk 7 2 2 425 15 Half shares Tenth shares Extension North Staffordshire North Wales Mineral New shares ... iNbrth Western ... (Northumberland and Lancashire, Oxfcrd, Worcester & Wolver !Preston and Wyre Preference (5 per cent) New (5 per cent & div.) Half shares (M Half shares (11) Sixth shares Runcorn Gap New shares Ditto preference Sheffield and Manchester g Quarter 25 3-shares No. 9 2} 3-shan't; No. 3 9{ Sheffield and Lincolnshire 2! Sheffield.' Rotherham. and Gcole 23 Shrewsbury and Great Western. 3 Shrewsbury and Birmingham 6 S'l3llry. Oswestry & Chester I Do. and Chester new shares.. 35 iSouth Devon 50 South Eastern and Dover New 20 . shares No. I 12 New shares No. 2 15 , Consolieated Thirds 2 New shares No. 4 19i Scottish Central 2 New shares 1241 Scottish Midland 428)South Midland 21' South Staffordshire J unction 361Southport and Euxton 42siTrent Valley. Midland. &G.J unc 311 Than and Dove Valley . Id; Warwick and Cheltenham . • 323 Wakefield, Pontefract, and Goole 2t Extension shares... 42s Warwickshire and London .... 42si West Biding Union ....... .... 32 i Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth Is ~Whitehaven Junction I}l West End and Southern Counties. 6 Whitehaven and Furness .. 23 York and Carlisle 51 York and Ncrth Midland . . 25 Ditto half Shares 20 New Half Shares 25 (Scarborough) 40 York and Selby £5O shares 1 B. &W. Riding Extension 276 2} 221 12i 121 IRELI LINES. Belfast and Ballymena ...... Cork and Bandon Dublin and Belfast Junction... , Dublin and Dr0gheda.......... Shares Dublin and Galway Dundalk and Enniskillen Galway and Ki.kenny Great Munster. Great Southern and Western Killarney J unction Limerick and Waterford Londonderry and Coleraine Londonderry and Enniskillen Midland Gt Western & Canal Ditto Extension to Galway Newry and Warren-point Ulster Waterford and Kilkenny FOREIGN AND COLONIAL LINES. (Boulogne aiTriAmiens Central of Spain Dutch Rhenish Great North of India Great V' estern Bengal Great Western Canada ...... • Jamaica North of France,constd Orleans. Tours R Bonrdeaux E. Paris and Lyons, Corot.. Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen Paris and Stransburgh, Const Rouen and Ilavre Sambre and Meuse ... Strasburgh and Basle Tours nod Nantes C'd West Flanders 2 d 14 .sad p 3sgd 26 .. 28 2i p 3a P 4 p 4} 129.. 131 skip 3gi 4p (iP isi 3 31 331 I ' 0( IP R Cs 3d id Pan.i P # P # d.. par par. p 12s d 9h P 13 p 14 4i p 4# 1 1 p 1 , 5 d 4 1 d a i d i 3 d 21 :sa d 2 gs ..100 45 .. 48 18 p 19 45 .. 47 43 p 45 P2ap 13a 75 d 7 54 d S d 7i 12 d It 5 d 2il d 25 9 d 85 sOs d 278 25 d 25 2 p 25 15 d 14 d 155 74 d 7 85 d d Si 24 d 25 d Si P 9i .65 d 6 d ;i d 1 d t par.. P )bs p Iss 66 .. 67 7 P 71 P P 474.. 48 363..373 d 204.. 27 5 d 41 4i d 43 d.. per 2 a 1 ISIbBWWdYp Liz :sjp PRICES OF S II A RES.—CoNTINuic D. Saturday's Pikes. SHARES. BANKS, &c. Liverpool Bank Ditto Banking Ct mpany Ditto Borough Bank Ditto Commercial . Ditto Royal ... . Ditto Uninn ... Manchester & t.iveii.oul Dsett. North and South Wi.ICL • Liverpool Fire and life Ditto new marine A ssurnnee Compan) Royal A ssurance Company ... Bootle \Neter Works Harrington Wales orks Coal Gni; Company Ditto new shares .. New Gar & Cckc Cs mp an y Ditto, quarter Anderton Carrying Coral:any.. Exchange Buildings .. Pacific Steam Company Rock Ferry Steam Tug Company ISouth.East Steam Compary.... , es marked thus [p] are at a prem a discount. Denotes crip Shares cal'ed in L Denotes Shares called in for Regit 29 .. 10 P 73 tBO p 290 2} P 2 3 P 5 * 11 d 1} P t 5 p 6 1 p ly la P 400.. 4f 5 609.. 820 197.. 199 101 p 103 201..203 45 .. 46 lU d 10 206..268 18 d 16 124.. 13i par.. * p 1 1 P 1 2 ium,—those r Registratio: itration. Pricy are at I S.—' R.— BIRKENHEAD FIOMCEOPATHIC DISPENSARY. [WEEKLY REPORT.] New Patients Old Patients........ . 24 SO Total Physician, Dr. Norton.—Charles Smith, Hon. Sec. TIDE TABLE. DATE. MEN. livl4. tiritowr HOLYDAYS, ETC. Nov h. in. h. in. ft. In. Tuesday 3 10 47 11 g 18 8 Wednes. 4 11 32 11 52 19 2 Thurs... 5 - 0 13 18 8 Friday.. 6 033 054 11g 1 Saturday 7 114 131 16 g Sunday . 8 154 214 15 4 i 22d Sunday aft. Trinity. Monday. 9 235 257 13 8 I LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, OCT. 31. DISCHARCED. A 1931 ITTED . In-patientseured IBI In-patients 26 Relieved and at own request 5 I O u t-p a ti en t s Made Out-patients o f Casualsduring the week.. 3 7rregular Dead Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr. Dawson. House Surgeon Mr. M`Cheane. Apothecary, Mr.Gcorge Padley. House Visitors. W. M'Crackan, and T. Macglll, - Esqrs. Chaplain Rev. W. Blundell. RICHARD GIBSON. Treasurer. LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. Direct. Ir direct Direct. 'lndirect Australia.. June :4 Lima Bahia.. .. Sept. 7 St. Helena Barbadoes.. .. 24 Maranham Bombay .. .. Oct. 1 Mauritius .. Aug B. Ayres... .. Aug. 23 Mobile .. Oct. 5 Calcutta ... .. Sep. 20 Monte Video. Aug. 26 C. G. Hope .. .. 3N. Orleans 1 .. Oct. 4 Charleston. .. Oct. g New York China ..... .. Aug. 27 Pernambuco . Oct. 1 Demerara.. .. Sept. 18 Rio Janeiro .. Sept. 1 Havana... .. 22 Savannah .. Oct 7 Jamaica... .. 23 Valparaiso . June 27 La Guayra. ~ 27 Vera Cruz .. Sept. 5 LONDON GAZEI TE.-TUESDAY, OCT. 27. PARTNEItSFIIPS DISSOLVED P. S Macliver and T. N. Calthrall, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; letterpress printers—J. Wilson. IL W. Lang, and D. Taylor, Manchester, merchants—S. Halliday, W. Spencer, J. Tidswell, and J. Cockroft, Southowram, Yorkbhire, silk-waste dressers; as far as regards J. TidswellL.M. Ccckshott and E. Gretton, Bury, Lancashire, school mictresQes. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 18, B. M. Burroughs, Liverpool, ironmorger—Nov. 19, T. Walker, Leeds, tallow chandler—Nov. 19, J. Hall, Leeds. chemist—Nov. 19, T. and J. Sco tt, Birmingham, merchants— Ncv. 26, W. Wood, Shrewsbury, wine merchant. BANKRUPTS. William Andrcw Angus, East-street, Walworth, grocer. William Pa mer, Strand, hosier. Thomas Bateman, Coventry, victualler. Sally Budd, Newton Abbot. Devonshire, grocer. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day herein rr entioned Nov. ls, G. Steele, Durham, grocer—Nov. 20, S. Hey, Colne, Lancashire, wors.cd manufacturer—Nov. 17, H. Stelling, Well, Yorkshire, top maker—Nov. 18, T. Cooke, Bridge-terrace, Bar row-road, plasterer—T. Ward, Nottingham, maltster. FROM TUE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. J. Pendleton and I. Hodgson, Manchester, machine ma kers—lt. W. Roberts and 0. Williams, Liverpool. painters—J. Whittle and S. A. Dawson, Whalley. Lancashire. land surveyors. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. A. Ross and J. Ogilvie, Argyll-street, army agents. G. Parker, Sheffield, spade manufacturer. G. Ratcliffe. Sheffield, fender manufacturer. J. and Z. Wilkinson, Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted stuff ma nufacturers. T. Jackson, Salterhebble, Yorkshire, worsted spinner. B. Hartop, Hoyland, Yory shire irr.nmaster. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Broady, Chester, Luennst. Edward Bowen, Little Boiton, Lancashire, tour dealer. Benjamin Edward 'Walker, Upper Fitzroy-street, Fitzroy square, publican. John Jenkins, Blackland-lane, Chelsea, cowkeeper. Thomas Bradbridge, Wrirdnur-ktreet, Soho, cheesemonger. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 24, P. Rhodes, Manchester, cotton spinner —No. 24, F. Whitworth, Rochdale, cotton manufacturer. CERTIFICATES To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. Nov. 20. E. Jones, Live: peel, ironmonger —Nov. 20, P. Bury, Manchester, calico printer—Nov. 20, W. Gill, Warrington, Lan cashire, corn merchant. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Rev. Donald Cameron, Laggan, In vernessshire. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. Nov. flourc. 3, E,4ard Swanwick Boult (2nd) D;strict Court, i i 3, John Orange, (and) 3, William Lancaster, ( 2nd).... Ditto, :2 5, James John Hance (audit) : Ditto, 11 10, William Coulter :2d) Ditto, it 10, John Evans (proof) 11, James Gillman (proof and div.).. 13, Hewson Dutchman (2d) . Ditto, 11 13, William Reamer (2d) Ditto, 11 13, Thon.as Broady (Ist) Ditto, 12 STATE OF TRADE. VIANCIINSTER. — The business of this market has been very irregular. On the whole, there has been little apparent activity, yet it is certain some considerable investments have been made quietly, at a slight advance on the old rates, by some of the larger export houses, who anticipate an advance in prices as a consequence of the limitation of production which is taking place. The advices from the Indian markets reported by the Times express to day (Friday), are deemed unfavourable, and will doubtless tend to decide the more general adoption of "short time." As money still continues to be so cheap, it is expected that the holders of cotton will be firm, and prices will not recede beyond present rates ; manufacturers, therefore, calculating on the effects of reduced production, are always asking such advances as must practically stop the operations of buyers. As there are already symptoms of the speculation in corn falling through, and the prices of bread stuffs receding, the prospects of the home demand for manufacturers are ex pected to brighten Stocks of goo:'.s generally, although mo derately plentiful, cannot be called heavy. The curtailment of supply will soon relieve the markets, and in such case higher prices will become inevitable. We quote to-day's currency as follows, premising that they are manufacturer's rates; buyers, however, find it difficult tc contract for less, and are reluctant to conetcle the demand:-26 inch, 64 reed printers, at 45 6d to 48 gd ; '27 inch, 66 reed ditto, at 4s 6d to Is lid; 27 inch, 72 reeds, at 5s 4id to 6s ; 36 inch shirtings. 66 reed, 75 ed to 5s 6d ; 72 reed ditto, gs 3d to lOs ; 40 inch G. E. India Longcloths, s 6 reed, 6s gd to els 10id ; 64 reed, 7s laid to Ss; 66 reed, gs rid to gs 3d; 72 reed, os 9,1 to 1 , s. Yarns arc without material change: No. 2C's, water twist, good seconds, may be quoted at fi,id per lb, and No. 40's mule, ditto , at M. n. little dullbußsioneesusnbAetinag.—Zontic3jettd,eanlidati•,crilcieasdreamain :ory s ni t aatr ket a , very In the wool market there is no change, either in prices or quantity sold. TIVDDErtSFIELD.—We have had a very flat market to-day, and as there have been no buyers in the town, it has been equally bad in the warehouses. Altogether there seems to be a very unfavourable prospect for the winter. LREDS —We have this week had very dull markets at our Cloth halls; there continues to he a complete absence of specu lation, and the purchases appear to be nearly confined to ' purchases to order by houses in the home trade. There are, however, a few orders on for light goods for the eastern mar kets. The busine s done in the warehouses this week has been about an average of the last few weeks, Lut there is very little doing in goods for shippine. BRADFORD.—WOOI Market—There is nothing fresh to add since our last report, so far as improvement In the demand ; every thing is as dull as possible, and the sales during the week arc very trifling. The supply in the market is good, arid the disposition firm in maintaining late prices —Yarn Market.— Now that the shippers are not so active, this branch of the trade is less animated, in consequence of which we learn that many extensive shipping houses have already commenced working short time. We are glad this prudential expecilent has been so early ado, ted. As the prices current for yarns will not admit of a pry fit for the spinner, and the only means to bring down the price of the raw material, and maintain the price for yarns, is the course now adopted. and which, we hear, is likely to be come general.—Piece Market.—The business done is not greet and that chiefly in plain goer's, such as merinos, Orleans, and paramattas, which are suited for winter. The sh i pping houses are not so busy as we have known the m at this p eriod of th e year. LLICESTEIL—Trade is but dull for the season. The wholesale dealers are buying very cautiously, and only for present wants. The manufacturers for the country trade continue to experience more demand than those engaged in the London trade . the machinery is, we believe, all employed. In wool little is doing ; the spinners toy only for immediate use, and the staplers are firm in price, from the conviction that they cannot replace their stock from the grower at lower rates. Norrisronsm.—The condition of the cotton stocking trade is in much the same depressed state that it has been in during the autumn. The drawer and pantaloon and shirt branch is equally Ti i i n ah m a e depressede of if t i e at t hd e i , fif though employment branch, t t h h e o r u e gh a r if e to rs s e G ae nl lgi: e reeda s O i U n r i S No i I fo it Notting_ time.nthge tht lengthoo i ) 1 i s spring, has fallen off, and now contrasts mournfully with Leicester, where this manufacture is very extensive, and has in creased. Great speculation has been displayed in making these to Vacs, principally by steam propelled frames there being about thirteen existing patents f or f rames con ' struc:ed upon dilierent principles .o the common stocking frame. At length, however, the warp frame has been essayed to this manufacture, and we have seen shirts made of warp net, which have all the appear ance cf the common stocking wale, only they are more elastic, and made at a speed which leaves rotary stocking fr. me, s far in te the rear. The c o tt on glove tra:. is much better than tne hose trade; but the silk glove branch is in the same deplorable state that it has been fur several months past. .This branch, we understand, is in a very dirTcrent state at Nismes, in France and in the vicinity of that place, the French hands having ful employment, in the making of good and fashionable articles. The fancy bobbin net trade is still extremely depresced. and ( °omission agents sat ert it is worse. Sales This Day. larked Ed) ear , pro• , c ier rige► Co' 3 be t 14 ,0 De' 6 w -00:4 ed 04