Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-04 00:00:00

BIRKENHEAD COMMISSIONERS, irbe..wonthly meeting of the Birkenhead Commissioners vas held in the Conmiseioners' OfficPs, Birkenhead, at ei Ten o'clock last night, Mr. Rae in the chair. The other uhmbers present were Memo. McDonalil, H .Imeg, litcWhirter , Bei Willoughby, Cook, Bell, Veraat, Bailiff, Uougb, and Iliad. WAICIIING AND LIGHTING COMMITTZS. Tne proceedings of this Committee contained a recom mendation that an additional lock-up be erected. The Committee did not far the present recommend the con struction of a dea'-lruse. Mr. ROLICTS move.' the confirmititin of the prfceed lugs, which after some discussion was agreed to. MATIKIT C MMITTZE The procvdings of this Commit'oe did not cn'ain any thing of public interest. M. McWnißran, moved the confirmlti r , , which wAs sgeeed to without any dis.mseion. HEALTH COMMITTEE. Mr. BRADLEY moved that the proeeedings be co..firosed. Mr. MCDONALD asked wh'tber it would ha possible to titre:lace into tny of the present bills a clause for the purpose of smoke prevent-or. Mr. BRADLEY weuld be very happy to j in in any a - tempt to pr 'mote the cleanliness of the town, but he feared it could hardly ba dens in the present bill. The Lsw CLERK said it might be included in the notices. The Cirstremer gild it would recoil.° a sprriil bill. Mr. BAILIFF hoped the committee would not go to that expense at present. No resolution was moved, and the proceedings wrra confirmed. ROAD AND IMPEL VIMENT COMMITTEE. This Committee report , d having had ander consideration the propriety of providing a water cart and weighing ma thine for the township, hut in consequence of the present low state of the fin 'trines, the subject wee deferred, HIND moved the confirmition of the proceedings, which nas agreed to. IFINAN CI COM MITT ZE . The following report of the board was presented by this committee:—" Your Finance Committee beg to lay b lore you the return, as ammuled by old.✓ of your board, ma le by the various committees, of probable expense for the year ending 2411 April, 1858, fur maintainitg the different establishments under their superintendence, together with a sim;lar report frcm the Ferry Committee, inclut ing an estimate cf-revenue fano that source. While your corn- mittee rej ice to aotics a large inereasein the assessed value of the township property, v'z., £102,265 to 1121..071, they regret also to remark an increase in the estimates of some of the de p etments rea-ly onnmensnrate with the increase of revenue in these eepirtments An ab tract of the various returns accompanies this report, and shows the estimated revenue and expenditure under each head of acceunt in the current year, as compared with the year ending the 24th of Aprillast. The chief ezatee of increass in the township txreaditure is explained opposite to each item in the sb►tract Facets referred to, and to which reference is, then fore, made. If the estimates now sub mitted to the board be reel - sed, both ss regards receipts end expenditure, the surplus applicable to pigment of interest to the bondholders at the close of the present financial year will not Exc , ed from the township rates £768; ferry, £5 270; together, S 6 038—a conclusion whi h your committee cannot but view with disappoint ment, resulting as it does from an increase of nearly 20 per cent for the year ending Aerii, 18 - 8, upon the assessed value of property in the township as eomnared with the assessment f;1 the year ending April, 1857." Mr, KEIGHTLEY, in moving the confirmation of the proce. , dings. called the attention of the Commissiotters to the fact that while tee assessible value bad increased t a very large extEnt, the expenses had actually increased to a greater extent. This year, according to the estimates, the sum availible from the township would he £2OO, or nearly so, less than was available fr rm the same source last year. Were it not for the hope that the ferry would come, to their assistance, the township mould be in a very awkward predicament. Perhaps some of the difficulties which now ocen•red might be obviated if the e a imates of the different Committees, inst. ad of being made up as hitherto in July or August, when all the expenses had been mainly incurred, were framed in the month of February each year ; the committees would then have an opportunity of showing what money it was propnse to spend. Moreover. as the election of commissioners took place in June foil twing, the new coming commissioners might exercise their desire for economy by looking over the estimates and seeing whether they cruld tot be reduced. He did not know whether he woul t be in r•rdcr now if he were to propose that the esti mates be made up in the month of February every year instead of, as hitherto, in June. The CIuIRMAN said it woul l be better to give a special notice. Mr. KILIGUTLK2 said he would, therefore, g7ve no ice of the subj - ct sp-cially for the next meeting, and move now the cot:firma im of the prose dings. Mr. COOKE ask , d for what c mmittee the large extra cx penditere had been ificurtei ? Mr_ Ketotyrtitv said the expenditure of the Improve ment Commit'ee was about £1,200 or £1,400 in advance of last year; the lighting and watching, AAA £l,OOO, He took that opportut ity of remarking, that there appeared to be a feeling upon the mirth of tome members that the expenditure of the different branches of the board was °sly to Le regul:,ted by the amount of the in3.me, He was afraid, if h t pricciple were always to prevail, the poor bondholders woul I not derive as much benefit as they ex pected. Mr. BAILIFF asked what became or the sewerage rate ? M. 'WORTLEY said it was all merged in the imp•ove- Lent rate. Mr. BAILIFF thought that rate 'as net to be eppropriat el to any nerpose except that for which it was collected. Mr. KEIGHTLIY said it was applicable, in the first in. stance, to the proper sewerage and maintenance of the works, and the surplus was handed over to the road irc provessent—in fact to the general funds. Mr. BAILIFF could not conceive how such a large in crease of repairs this lear was nierseaty. Ho was quite sure that in the Lighting and Watching Committee, not wi hstanling the expenditure wh'c'i might be calcu'afed upon, they would be ably to hand over aorn,..what near £7OO, if not tbat amount fully. With the works now going on, it would become absolutely necessary that a greater number of policemen should be employed than ever had been, and that a vast number of lamps should be lighted. .Now, the increase of population was not calculated to pay for the increase of lighting end watching necessary to the township. The lighting and Watching Committee would, th refo:e, find it necessary to ineleaze the expenditure beyond whxt it had already et. The chairman of the Finance C )mmit!le avoided Celli g than what the increased expenditure of that com snit,ee was. It struck him that the greatest increase of expenditure had arisen on that head, and not in the coal sattteis that had b. en named. The CH AIRMAN sa id, t o t k e best of his rec aectior, the Finance Commirtee was a b o ut th e same i n ex p enses a s t h e preys, us year, and there was a diminution in the Market Committees expenses of abut £4OO. Mr. KEIGHTLEY said the only increase in the Finance Cemmittee's expenses was in the Parliamestary proceed ims. This was the heaviest Parliamentary year they had ever had since the glorious day. when money used to fly to fast. Mr. BatmirP.—Can you name the amount? Mr. KEIGHTLET.—I think about £1,200, not as compared with last year, but the actual amount. After we fur her conversation •n the f x pen e, it ure cf the committees, and !ome explanation 3 Ls to ►arious items, the proceedings of the cunmittee were corfirtred. .1 . :111tY COMMITTEE. This committ?e's proceedings included the following return : Ferry Receipts for October. 1856. 1857. £2,336 19s 81. £2,351 Is Ild. Receipts from 24 h April to 31st October. 1856. 1857. £15,992 2s 103. _£16,754 93. b; minutes al.° stated, that the Okra was directed to cal a special meeting, in order to c ;n•ider the propriety of waking an application to the next Quarter Cessions for a new bye l aw pr,hibiting smoking un board the ferry reeamer . . Mr. KEIGHTLEY in moving the r.dlption of the pro ceedi'izs, sugg , s`ed that the great smoking qu-sties hat bitter s'a - d over until text m nth, is corn uence . , f the absence of the chairman of the c it'tnr a short conversation, this suggestion was agreed to. Some. ra mbers complained of the narrown.ss of the turntt 1 at the ferry, hut no motion was made upon the subj The proceedings were then cm...firmed. LIBRARY CuMMITTZE. The procedinp of this committee did not contain any thing c,f iinnortunce. lfr. BATLISS moved their confirmation, which was agreed to without any diecu3sion. THC PRoPOSZD CBMITERY. In answer to a question — The CHAIKMIN stated, that the position of the Board, in ►egard to the cemetery qu sLion, was this. Th e l ast Act of Parliament upon the subject had ben referred counsel, and counsel had reported that there was no doubt that the corn missioners c)uld form themselves ititoa cemetery committ(e, but the act seem d to have totally omitted to give the Cornmissionets the usual rating and borrowing powers; consequently, under the act us it now existe I, they would be merely a Cemetery Committee in name, without any of the necessary powers. They were therefore in this position, that they might either go back , to the original report of the - Cemetery Committee, which recrmmended the formatiOn of e cemetery bo rd, under the act as it formerly stood, and which - was still prae . i'able ; or they m ight wait o n it th e next Session of Parliament, in the hope that 'the Government would remedy the de'ects which existed in the rreenly enacted bill. "Ho did n t think Government, having so many im7ortant subj•cts for con side evi n ie the next Session, would be disposed to make any alteration in the presert bill. Probably the bes couese they could now take, would be for the chairman of the Board to call a meeting of the ratepayers iu general, and let them determine which course they would adopt. APPLICATIONS FOR INCREASE OF SALARY. Mr. BALL moved the folo wing resclutions nccording to notice:—" That every application from any officar or setvu t of the Cernmissioners, be red in the first instance to the CAnaaissioners at ih:ir monthly melting. 'feat no application, report, proceeilicg, or recommendation rela ting to the salary or pecuniary all twa , ce erf any (facer or servant if the Commissioners, shall be taken into con sidered , n at any other than the mont'lly meeting of the Conamissionere, next after the monthly meeting at. which such epp"icat'on," report, or recommendation shall have been aubmit - ed to the Carrnissioners." Mr. ICEIGHTLEY seco. - ided the resolution. Mr. COOK moved as an amendment, that the words " report, prc , ceedir g or recommerd rtion," in the second clause of th•r resolution be omitted, thus leaving it it the power of the board to refer such applie,ation at once to the c -, mmi - tee, who should report to the ensuing monthly meeting, when the appllc Won caul'. be finally disposed ot. The atLyndossut war agreed to, aad the remainder of the resolution passed. This c ,, nclude I the basiness. THE NORTHERN TIMES.---LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1857 £500; for Ceylon, gold, £5,175 ; for Bombay, £350,996 (of which £666 is gold) ; for Alexandria, £l5O ; for Madra3, £28,079 (of which £3,586 is old) ; for-Calcutta, .£175,085- (of which £1,825 is guld); for Pena rg,".£1.,010 ; for Singapore, £23,834; for lion Kong £68595 Of which £4OO is gold), and for Shanguai, £3,440 The sulj nned exhibits the aggregate shipments by each of the last six steamers: — August 20, per C lombo £1,095,014 September 4, per Indus ..... 69x,025 September 20, per Ripon October 4, per Colombo October 20, per Indus . November 4, per Ripon It is expected that a very large amount of silver will be despatched by the packet of the 20th inst., inclusive of the quarter of a million or thereabout, which is to be remitted by the East India Com pany, and for the delivery o? which contracts are understood to have been already entered into by parties who will draw it from the Continent. The reamers Panther and Pilot arrived in the Thames, on Saturday, from Boulogne and Antwe:p, with about 40,0001 worth ot.' silver. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, just received, presents a de3rease of 4,9581, as compared with that for the corresponding period last year. The following are the latest quotations of Foreign Exchanges:—Amsterdam , short, 11 16 to 11 17, Do three months, 11 191 to 12 191; Rotterdam do 12 191 to 12 191 ; Antwerp do., 25 52k to 25 571 ; Brussels do.. 25 523 to 25 573; Hanaburgh d0.,13 91 to 13 103 ; Paris, short, 25 223 to 25 323 ; Do., three months, 25 773 to 25 85 ; Marst illes do , 25 773 25 873; Frlnkfort do., 1191 to 120; Vienna do., 10 42 to 10 46 ; Trieste do., 10 43 to 10 47 ; Peters burg 341 to 341 ; Madrid do., 48 to 481. DUBLIN CORN MA.RKET.—Nov. 3. SHIPPINGr INTELLIGENO?, LIVERPOOL. NovElanzu 4. Wt. D YESTE RIMY, N.N.E.—Koderate. OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND. Nov. 3. Euphcmla. ARRIVED. Catherine and Ain ....Taganrog) Arg uS tto,inna _ : . ...St. Jo hr, British Queen G igen ti Sea Rover .. Jamaica ivingston Masai lest I ..... . R'o J.lneiro Arabian . . Ba 5 inl Angustine . Merest le. Tein .... Wesel, Niedem Bile . Huelva Thorn Bernell a l Minden -- Fore:gn descriptions are dull. Nanteos and Penrhiw sold on the 26 h ult. 30 tons of lead ore, at £l5 12s. 6d. per ton, Great Wheal Vor sold on the 17th ult 4 parcels .of black tin, realising together £2,865. At East Rose warne a call of 2s. 63. per share was made on October 30. At Wheal Arthu , a call of 203. per share was made 0 11 the 29th ult. Wheal Mary Ann sampled on the 23rd ult. a parcel of lead 0. - e (competco) 83 tons. Wh . ?al Trelawny sold en the 31st October 80 tons 'of silver-lead ore, at £25 Is. 61 per ton, amountith; to £2.066. Produce of parcel, I6i cwt. of lead, and oz. 40.10.12 of silver, in 20 cwt. of the ore. The Vale of Towy Mine sampled on the 31st ult. 55 tons of lead ore (computed.) The following dividends have been declared during the month of October : Mines. Per shire. Amount. West Wheal Seton liasset Groat South Tolgus.... .... 0 8 0 .. .•• . .. ...... 2,400 0 0 son'h Car lien N xtb. Wheat Basset .... D01c0ath...... .... .. ..... 8 0 0 Eyarn Lisburne. Esmouth Afro:! C menlo ............ 0 4 0 .... ........... 1,024 0 0 Win 11 T•elawny Bo tallack . . . East Daren 3 0 0 9+o 0 0 Wheal Jane ..., . CBI , rd ' • . 3 0 0 Colarombe Herodsfoot. 512 0 0 West Cara lon Wheat SAon . 2 0 0 Rhowy 1.1 and Bacheiddon 0 3 0 .... .... • • .... 375 0 0 East Pool ............ ~.. 2 10 0 .. ......„ .... 320 0 0 East Fa1m0dth........ .. .. 0 2 6 Total ..... ......... £26,117 0 0 There was a large increase in the supply to-day, direct frrm the growers. Wheat was steady. Malting Barley was in brisk demand at an advance of 6d. Grinding qualities were a shade lower. Oats were brought up freely. and prime samples were a shade dearer. Indian corn was steady. Wnrea—Morn, 0 13—Even. 0 36—Height, 19 ft. 6 in Union (s.s.) D.,0 • Constantinople Frac° I eghorn Lerrin ... Fowey ___ _. . _ - lobe . Woodbridge Jose ;)h Howe.. dros , an Cardiff Card ff ;lexander LlaneUy ary Ann Cloaakilty Ann M ilvey Newprrt Conq Cardiff Eiiz.i Francis Newport ROYAL SURREY GARDEg3 COMPANY. 0.1 Monday afternoon, the alourned general meeting of the proprietors of this company was he'd at the King's Arms Tavern, Palace yard, Westminster, for the purpose of rcceivieg the repo; t of the committee of investigation apnointed by the meeting en the 6.h nit. There was s numerous attendatce ; 111-. Holmes, chair man of the board, pre4ided. Mr. Jones, the solicitor to the company, real the report, which co:nmenced by referring to the sale by Mr. Tyler, of the premises to the company for £14,000, the committee expressirg their opinion that the lease of the gardens, at the time of the purchase, was not worth above £l,OOO. The contract for the music hell an I adjacent buildings was £17,000, but nearly double that sum was ac•nally ex pended. The committee condemned the outlay on the music department as unnecessarily large. Into the ques tion a loam and mortgages the committee • nter at con siderable length, t xpres:ing their opinion that important information had been withheld by Mr. Janes., and that there has been a very irregular system of dealing with the cash transactions of the company. The committee, in reference to the subject of accounts and dividends, express a strong opinion as to their general delusive character, and, in conclusion, after going-at length into the eireirs of the company, recommend that an investigattcn shall be made, in order to ascertain whether arrangements can be made for carrying on the gardens satisactorily in future. Mr. Pigott moved that the report be received, adopted, and printed, for eiroulatioe emonget the shareholders. Mr. M Donald having seconded the motion, Mr. F. Chappell moved the fallowing amendment : "That, inasmuch as the continuance of the d.fferencea be tween the cirectors and certain shareholders, is demeging to the prosperity, and injurious to the interests tf the company B and as four addition:l directors have been added to the board, meking seven directors in the whole, the present directors for the cempany—v'z., Messrs. - Bain, Coppeck, Holmes, Johrsea, Land, Lec, and Tadd, be requested to made such provisional arrangements with the creditors, and that they b: requested to report the result to an extraordinary general meeting, to be called for the pur pose as early as conveniert." Mr. Davies seconded the amendment, as be thought the most judicious course world be to still the differences, and try to make the prooerty paving in fnure. He thought that some disappointortnt must have been felt at the un successful result of Madame Alboni's ernagemenf ; no doubt it was done by the di-ectors with the best motives, but that class of music was not what was required by a shiting audience. Jullien then rose, and with some warm h repled to the observation. of the presiou3 speaker wi h regard to Madame Alboni. He thought it wall, his duty to say a few words, as Madame A!b-ni was ro' present—for the remarks which had been made tended to af f ect that la. y's ar!is'ic reru'atinn. Madame Albani always fitted any place where she was engaged to sin;, and the salary she got at the Gedens was blow what ehe got elsewhere. There had been a good deal of mismanage ment at the Gardens—it would take twenty volumes to tell all. He had never had ary power placed at his disposal, and had it not ben for what he had dune there world have been a great calarni'y in rne hall, ovvirg to its crowded state, wh n Madame Alboni sang. He then went on to state that all his concerts had been profitable, and contended that thole at the Gardens would have been more so had he bien allowed to manage th=m as he liked. He had been a g►eat laser by the concern, but he did not want his money back. All he wanted was to tea this war out an end to, for he consida:ed this system et' fighting depreciated the property materially. A discussion followed oa the respective me its of th• moti-a and smeedmcn•, the 'attar on a show of hania, having b en lost by 37 against 33. The Chairman thee read a requisition demanding a ballet, upon wLich Mr. 600mbe and Mr. Fleming complained (1 such coarse, and, after se►ne slight diluossion, Mr. Fleming moved th , ,t the ballo► bl adj , ►urned until MJndly ntxt, to take place at the Surrey G.srdens from three to six o'clock, by the secretary, assisted by three scrutineeis, to be named by the chairman. Mr. M'i)onall F econdel, and after ;fiirlier diEcission it wee agreed to, Messrs Jut sun, Cnappel, and Spete'lley being the ecrutince s. Mr. Fleming then wished to remind the meeting that it was not acijthrhed, so that th , y cou!d proceed• with the business on the paper titan ling ever from the last meet*. The first business 'Ns the removal of the directors, and he l;igged to move, " That Meters Coppock, Bath, and Holmes be removed from the clir.etorship." Mr. Coombe seconded the motion, and A (Emission er.mued, in which the chaiLmin, M. Jullieri, and otters tc ok part, and eventually it was carried by a majority. beliot was then demanded, and fixed to be taken on the same eay a the file. Thanks to the chairmau termin.itea the proceeclngs. BANKRUPTS. Ty British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph. J. Martin, Strand, victualler. 8. Towers, Pitfield-street, Hoxton, looking-glass manu facturer. F. Baker, Southampton, coal march , nt H. Cockburn, Richmond, Surrey, watchmaker. R. Austin, Coventry, auc ioteer. J. Henry, Weymouth-street, Hackney road. J. Simes, George-greet, Portman-square. printer. M. A. Akers, Brizemorton, Oxfordshire, baker. W. Cumming, Plymouth, spirit merchant. W. Swift, Bown, Lincolnshire, grocer. T. Payne, King-street, Hammersmith, chemist. J. Curtis and H. Sayer, proviion merchants. F. .1111, Witley Bank, commission agent. J Howl, Darlaston, Stailbrdthire, screw-balt manufac turer A. Butler, Sheffield, saw manufacturer. H. Roberts, Holyhead, corn dealer. H. Cox, Northampton, grocer. W. Cope. Wellington -street, Goswall-street, and Not tingham. tobacconist. G Tuck, South Shields, shipowner. J. Moorhouse the Younger, Summereeat, Lancashire, cotton spinner. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. C. Starkey, Brunswick-wharf, Kings-cross, dust contras tor and carman. M. Brown, Kinfare Staffordshire, grocer. At LFIVIS & COMPANY'S, Ranelagh-street. WOYS are CLOTHED from the Ages of Six to Twenty Year NOT IC7fL FLECTIIO.PLATE Goons.—TlieeWie few branches of art lb t more perfection has b. 13 attained in than in this nor ion of our manufacture, and VII most beautiful ,peciaiens of spoons, forks , ob'ets, and other table araLlea of the sort, may be seen at E. T. Halt'', of 3, ti,,uth John-street, who to his other branches of business, has added a dep •rtment for the sale o these articles, having been appointed agent to one of the first manufacturers in Birmingham, The designs in these articles are beautiful, the quality very superior (nearly a, go d as solver), and the pace. consi •erlog all these mod rate to a degree. 2tn taspeztion of the goods w ill prove the above facts.-Itiorthern Tim , s. Tea sp, ..... ••••• •• •• •• Desert Do. . . Table Do. . .• •••• ••• • Dessert Forks .......• • • Sent carriage free to any part of the country. At LEWIS & COMPANY'S. Ranelagh-street. BOYS are CLOTHED from tle Ages of Six to Twenty Tears. LIVERPOOL COT TON M IRK ET. —Nov. 3. The Cotton, Market continues quiet, and prices are barely so firm. The sales—including 30 Bahia, Bid., 100 Maranham, 93., Egyptian, to 1314., 800 Surat, to 63+.1.—are reported 2,500 bales, of which 500 are on speculation. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—Nar. 3 SUGAR —Our produce markets generally continue to wear a very inactive appearance, and the sales are con fined to a small lot of An•igua at 4s 63 per cwt., and 300 bags dates, of which the price has Dot transpired. MOLASSES.-50 puncheons clayed Cuba are reported at l is per cwt. Rtrat.—No sales to notice. COFFEE —No sales to notice. RICE —4,000 bags Necransie have beer. taken at 93 6d, and at auction, 600 bags Madras, all faults, „brought 6s 6d to 8363 per cwt. for Ist class damaged. JUTE.—What was offered by auction this morning was all withdrawn. HEMP.-10 tons Bombay sold at £2O 2s 61 to £2O 5s per ton. , PIMENTO.—We have to report a small parcel at 4id per lb. &e. 3.445 salted River Plate ox and now hides offered ; 376 sold. M.V. ox average 71 lbs. at 70 per lb, ta'e 6 Ills ; M. P. ox average 651 lbs, at 711 per lb, tare 5 15s ; M.V. cow average 52 lbs, at 711 - 1 per lb, tare 4 lbs. 452 salted Australian hides offered and sold. Mel bourne first class average 53 lbs, at 511 per lb, tare 5 lbs ; ditto average 431 lbs, at 511 per lb, tare 4 lbs ; second class average 42 lbs. at 41,1 per lb, tare 4 lbs ; third class average 7..... lbs, at .34d per lb. tare 4 lbs. 1,161 drysalted Brazil hides offered and sold. Paraibas sound average 29 lbs, at 81 to 8i 1 per lb ; light average 171 lbs, at 81 , 1 per lb ; heavy avaraze 421 lbs, - at 81d per lb; Ist damp, heated, and country damaged, at 60 to 611 per lb ; 2nd at 515 per lb ; 3rsl at 31 per lb. 7,700 East Indian kips, in tbe hair and tanned, offered ; none sold. 1,379 salted North American hides offered ; none sold. 413 salted West Indian hides offered; 370 sold. Ist class average 411 lbs, at. 71,1 per lb, tare 3 ibs ; shipped &e. average lbs., at al per lb, tare 8 lbs. 186 sides Australian tanned leather offered ; none sold. 11.676 twined Madras goat skins offered ; 3 136 sol 1. 10,852 Panned Madras sheep skins offered ; 7,176 so , d. Goat large skins average 28 lbs to 31 lbs per doz.. at 35s to 37s ; average 121 lbs to 21/ lbs, at 23s to 33s ; average 71 lbs to Bi, lbs at lls to 12e ; stabbed, &c., average 121 lbs to 17 lbs, at lis to 193; stained average 13 lbs, at 17s ; damaged average 11 Ibs, at lOs 6d ; clovers average 8 1-7 lbs, at lOs 31 per doz ; sheep average 10 1-3 lbs to 121 Ibs, at 133 to 19e ; average 54. lbs to 8 lbs. at 8e to lls ; stabbed, &c., average 91 lbs to 10 lbs, at 9; to Its 6d ; covers ay, race 11 Its, at 7s 31 ; damaged, Ist and 2nfl class average 7 lbs to 81 lbs, at 12s ; ; 3rd . average 7_l-3 Ibs, at 7s 91 per dozen. 5 bales Madras peer skins offered ; none sold. 13 bales East India hide cuttings offered ; none sold. 200 Egyptian and Mogadore goat skins offered ; none sold. G. MARTIN. LIV SHAM!, (SCOTCH) MAHAN L'.--INov. 3. Our market for warrants closes at 58s to 58; 6d. Three months open 60. Shipments from Glasgow, last week •• Do. Do., corresponding week, 1856 Do. Do., corresponding week, 1855 Total .hipmentg from Gla.goiv from Jan. 1, 1857, to date 461,105 Same period, 1856 Increase Price this time last year, 71s 6d -28,127 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.—Nov. 3. Per stone, 201b5. I Per 901,e,.. 1. A. s s. d. a. d 'otatoei. Seedlings 4 0 to 4 4 Hay, 01d...... 0 7 to 0 8 nitto, Kenaps .... 4 4 1 1. 4 8 Ditto, mew.. 0 6 to 0 7, Ditto, Whirerorks. 3 4 to 3 6 Ditto, clover 0 6 to 0 7' Ditto, Ba'shaw4 .. 3 4 to 3 6 Green Clover ooto 0 0! Ditto, B. Farm•r3 00to 0 0 Grass 0 0 to 0 (:I Ditto cattle 1 8 to 1 9 Straw, wheat 0 3 to 0 3t Per t , — . _ _ D tto, oat 0 3i to 0 4' rurnlps 9l 0 23 0 D!tto, barley .... 0 0 0 , 0 0 Carrots Oats, In straw ... 0 0 to 0 0 Mand, wurzel i Manure . 4 6 10 6 6 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—Nov 3. The market this morning opened with a better attendance of btiyers than we have had for some time, and though their attention was principally confined to the better qualities of wheat, a fair ex'ent of business resulted iu this description, fully recovering the devil e of Friday ; other qualities were exceedingly difficult to quit, and to fft.ct sales a decline of Id to 21 per 70ibs was conceded. Flour sells slowly, and both barrels and sack are 6'l to is lower. Beans and pease in limited demand. and rather cheaper. Oats maintain former rates; but oatmeal is rather easier to purchase. Indian corn has met less inquiry, and both American and Mediterranean are is per qr cheaper. Arrivals and Exports from the 27th October to the 2nd November. 1857, inclusive.—lnto Liverpool from Ireland.—Wheat, 1,210 ; barley, 922 qrs ; malt, 6 qr,) ; oats. 6,519 crs ; pease, 10 qrs ; oat meal, 7.346 sacks ; flour, 2.171 sack:: 124 brls. Coastwise.— Wheat, II qrs ; malt, 200 qrs ; oats, 82 qrs. Cinada and other British Colonies out of Europe.—Wheat, 5,640 qrs ; flour, 1,973 brls. United States.—Wheat, 45,905 qrs; Indian corn. 8,864 qrs ; flour, 21,107 brls. Europe, &c.— Wheat, 2 152 qrs; oats, 1,512 q - s ; beans, 1,130 qrs ; pease, 200 qrs ; Indian corn, 6,860 qrs; flour, 2 sacks Egypt. —Wheat, 5.460 qrs ; barley, 1,460 qrs ; beans, 5,280 qrs. Into Runcorn—Oatmeal, 635 sacks. Total. Wheat, 60,378 qrs ; barley, 2 382 qrs ; malt, 206 qrs ; oats, 8,113 qrs ; beans, 6,410 qrs; pease, 210 firs ; Indian corn, 15,724 qrs; oatmeal, 7,931 sacks; flour, 2,173 sacks 23,204 brls. Exports to Foreign Parts.-0 Its, 1,090 qrs ; beau. 10 qrs; pease, 10 qrs. lrelaul.— Wheat, 2,100 qrs ; Indian corn, 993 qrs ; oatmeal, 50 sacks ; flour, 798 sacks 207 brl. Coastwise.—Wheat, 116 qrs ; malt, 8 qrs ; beans, 130 qrs ; Indian corn, 177 qrs ; Indhin corn meal, 20 Les; oatmeal, 95 sacks ; flour, 191 sacks 112 brls. 1.1.. MAKIN & Sors. MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—Noy. 3 There is very little doing in the market, and lower prices are current. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—Nov: 3 Sua ‘ll.—The market has again opened with a v( ry dull appearance, and nearly all the West India offered in public sale has been bought in at last week's prices. Refined dull ; lumps, 59i to 623. COFFEE —The small public sales are progressing with. out showing any mater'al alteration in prices. TEA —Common Congou is quoted at Is buyers, but there is more disposition to sell black and leaf congou. RICE.-7,000 bags Madras offered, and bought in at Ils. Rum continues dull of sale. COTTON.-300 bales sold this morning at id advance on the late lowest point of the market. In other articles no material alteration. Markets generally dull. LONDON TALLOW WiRKET—Noy 3. The marxet is flit to-day :.—Town Tallow is quoted at. 57s net cash; Petersburgh Y C e❑ the spot, 55i 6d ; October and December 543 61 ; January and March, 55s 31. BOROUGH HOP VIARICET.—IsTiv. 3. The duty on hops, of the present year's growth, amounts to £416,883, §thus apportioned—Old duty. £228,294; new duty, £l6B, 739; additional duty, £19,850. LONDON MINING MARKET.—Noir. 3. Very little business is going forward today in British mining stocks. In the Stock Exchange no transaction whatever are officially reported. The inquiries are limited, and the general appearance of the market rather depressed. Maribuita mining shares have been dealt in at 15s ; Mexican and South American Smelting at 10s ; and English and Australian Copper, at Ii and .11: Nov 1. Corinthian . ...Demerara Nyverhsift • . 10— Bruges GibriPar Jaren Ludo Gijon Loyalty Rousts . _ _ Buen i'lluelpis • Triaste CLRARED Nov. 2 Liffey ENTERED F , Nov. 2. Marian.... —a' . Antigua Khimj e Codewjte BoMba3 Mary Stenh use (s)Niag r, F. (T. Clake ...........Ca'catb Maid of A. , l3eas ....Coasuntinople I saac I?ar:zi OUTPORTS limuzao, Nov. 3,—Wind N E.—Fresh Breez.. Put in. Nov. 2 - The E:pr , ss, Wo , deo.,ll—London, Renea—Henry Ho' an, Gunsw:.ll-Isittni Mai.., James—all from Liverool. gmenstown, Nov. I.—Arrived—The Romm Emp ess, from Odessa—Crown, Monte Vol o—P.ov•dentisl, Malta—Exodus, C Ciao —Mathalio, from Liverpool for Guatam&e, put in throu,,h stress of %%Tattier —Ma• ia Ludavic , , I brail Emma, and Meanwhile, both irom Odessa-1:e eiie, f om Para for Liverpool—Lima, fro.n Queb:c— Zec ar, from Cialatz. Debiin, Nov. 2 —lr:trod—The GAleed, from Ma,lkza—A.lblon, St Stephens—lfalo Ivo, thlesia—Julia G., GAlatz —Zebra, Malaga— Emma, Ca 1 z. K ngstown, 2. Anived—The LocTibn, from Quebec—Gipsy Queen, Mirsanin. —Al,x.auder, liWatz—E!len, from Quebec for New 11.098. Gravesend, Nov. 2.—Arrived The A&a, from Monte Video— Transit M.ileg9 --Seoret, Fer .ros—Hester and Hannah, Rotterdam— John We3lev, DeriA. Nov. 3—A rived— the James Pa on, from Hong Kong-1, 7 011w. ther, Guernsey—Fiying Fish, St. John, New foundlan.l—Tr..ve ler, Lauvaing—C evidane, stadt—Luteken, H umburg. Das', Rov. 2.—Paused—The Antonio, from Loncl , n for Havre— ,tately (barque), from westward for London. Anchored—star of Peace, from Lonnon f r Sydney—Ales, I.ond mto Ceylon. Failed— The Tinto, for Bomb,y—Challem,er, for New Orleans —Lady Sandyo, for St Kitts. Swa•i,ea, Nov. I.—Arrived—Thl Lady Ogilby, from Coquimbo— The Mar), Qa bec—Tne Edwa d, Qaebee—Sailai—The Ann and Isabella for Jamaica. Sou.'h .mdton, N .v. 2.-3 ii!ed —7 Le Parana (s.), for West Indies. the Af is :n c ast. Cardiff, Nov. 2.—Sailed—The Herald, for St. Thomas. Do,er, Nov. 2.—Arrivad off —The H.N.M. br g Cactalot, from Flashiug—The H.N.M. Be Maca.si, from Flushing—The H.N.M. Sooburg, from Floshin,;—al three for Batavia Gloucester, Nov. 2 —Arrived—The Von Wtic..man, from Quebec. Sailed—lh3 Anna Becalm, for Nevi Orleans. Clyde, Nov. l.—Arrive'l--The Hebe, from Newf .uniland—The Star, Lew York—The Adept Qzebee— [ha Lori Byrn, Quebec — The Teazer. Malaga. Sailed—The lasgow (s s. , for Nrw Yurk. Sonde land, Nov. 2.—Arrive •—Tt.e Faeon„ from St. Valery. Ea,,t Hartlep Nov. 2.—Arrived—The El offoang, foom New Orleans. Sdle.l—The Herm to and Theodore, for Cape Town. _ . . _ - Her ~iek Nov 2.—Arrive9— he Z t ll ntine, from Callao. Troon, Oct) 31.—Arrived—The Simoon, from Qaebec. Sailed !come, :er St. John, N B. Sligo, Oct. 31.—Arrived—The Repeater, from Quebec. MARITIME EXTRACTS. LIVKRPOOT., Nov 3. A flat sank near lthyl, crew saved in their own bot, at 10 a m. 't he sehoo er Success, of and for isamsey, was fal ea in with this morrun; a dere let on Barb') Bank, by thy; indapendenes (st •am-tag), which took her in tow, ant beached her at New Brighton, full cl water. Crew saved. Qutbec, Oct. 17.—The Tay, fr>m Flee'woo 1 to Qaeb c, 13 a total wreck on Antic )sti; crop saved Ctln;:b3ll (new strp) broke aSrift during an elsterly gale on the 15i,, and lost hsr bowsprit, cutwater, &i. _ . Const.Uitinod'e, Oct 23 —TII3 Biarr.ey (s 8.), from Liverpool and sinyrna, his been in coll,sion th 3 Toned (Turkish sh,p), each ves: el receiving c)nsider,.bli dam tge, parJeularly the former, which ha 3 be-n surveyed Galveston. — e Twee'side frim Swansea, after discharg ng her cargo (machinery , would proceed t' Ncw Orleans to load cotton ror Liverpool. T ES3E L'S REPORT. Peport of the Ithuriel; Lairg, arrived here fr.= Rio Janeiro, sailed Sept. 24 11, 1130117 made the passage in 39 days Passed the Western Islands, 23rd Oct. on the 26th and 27th Oct. encountered a very h,avy gale tram the nor hward. _ _ _ Sp ik e. In lat. Lon. Sept. 26..N0x, Rio Janeiro to Falmouth .. 22 8..39 W Ocr. 20.. Kate Kearney ' Callao to C0rk.............. 34 N.. 2g AV Oct. 24—Simons, blued we t .... ..... .. . Oct. 31.. Trinilad, bound west Nov. 1:. Off Cork, Pi of Fish, Liverpool to Rio Jarisiro Report by the Thornhill, an ivei here from Bombay. Spoke. In lat. Lon. Aug. 8 —Randolph, fix C010mb.).................. —.02 N.. 18 W cr. 7.. Julia, klgoa Bay to Lon r'on .... Oct. 7.. Araelfne, lie ce to l'ombay l4 N.. 27 W Oct. 25..8ee Hive, Co lui i.bo to Swansea ...... 45 N.. 26 W Report by the Arabian, ar.lveri here. Spo►e. In lat. _ . Oct. 8.. Alice, Walton.. Oct. lo . Lima, Rio Grande to Op rt ) tact. 14.. Flying Fish, Bo ito i to , 'alifornia Feony, Rangoon to Falmouth .. SPOKEN. In lat. Lon Sept. 28.. . ... 10 8..28 W Sept. 7 . antic Hero, 'Welds to Arica 33 N.. 16 W Sept. 27.. Lightning, Lond in to Calcutta Agenora bound Fast . POILRION PORT. Richard., Scott, lime , et Algoa Bay. Helen, hence at P. E. Island. Diamond, Rowley. hence at Richibucto. Resolutior, Avery, and Zito:sh, Gruchy—bath hence at Gaspe. Borealis, hence at Amelia. Mmal;a, bance at Sicily. Temperance , tar, hence at Antwerp. Qum Victoria, he ice at Bromershaven. trhce'e, (5. , .), from Salo 1 a at Smyrna. Paiesdne sailed from St He ena for alaurit'us, Sept. 5. Allies sailed from St. Helena for Falmou'h, Sept. 7. Wilson sailed from Algoa Bay L.r Mauritius, Aug. 26. Kornak (s.s.), sailed from Paler.no for Liverpool, Oct. 23. Minho Anlot, from Zante ; and Danube (a.s.), Birch, from Cephalonia—both at Patras. Albanian (s.s.), Bruce, hence at Genoa. Coadar, hence at Bremen nii e, hence at Ilelvoet. Eiiza , eth, Jack, hence at Table Bay, and sailed tat Algoa Bay. Northam Light, Fortes, hence at Table Bay. Alma, N chols, hence at Dalhousie. • Nile, and Ursult—both off St Helena. Pyrene, Junes ; and Mariner, Mor4aa—both Wince at Havre. BIRTH. On the 28th u't., at 57, Hanover-Greet, Edinburgh, Mrs. Alen. Elder, of a son. MARRIAGE. At Kele', on the 27th nit , y the Rev. James Smlth, Mr. Thomas Hunter, baker, to Juan Brockie, only daugh er of the la`e Mr. John Brockie, Belville. DEATHS. On the let inst., at 14, Ncrth View, Everson Valley, Mary, the infant daught- r of Mr. Charles Cumcnin,. On the . 2nd inst., age I 26 years, Ellen, eldest daughter of Mr. Skirying, Spellen Home, Walton. On the 2nd inst., at her residence, 169, Chatham-street, in her 83rd year, Mri. Atm Caine. Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent to our Office duly authenticated. acnrs' aorn DIG MADE WITH GREAT TASTE, at LEWIS gad COMPANY'S, RaZieLtatt-street. BAILEE). Nov. 2. !Bijou - - St. Michaels Univ.:inn . New York lEtarger Bornbay Englishman Bombay 3. Curling Boston ,UTWARDS. Ann Holzberg .... Bonf)ay Rowena ..........Buenos ape's II LOADING• Vuevo San Frane!seo Gibraltar d'arg irPt Gibraltar r sab3l.a S ott lone Po:ter , :velina . • Ft 'recce :,. Ight.ngale V.A I pariaio kirevida . ... Sale Poule ....Monte Video, tke MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL • LivEßpoor„ -Tuesday Evening. A. meeting of the directors. of, and share holders in, the,l3 )rough Bank was held this - day, at which it was r , solved that all deposits at and under 2001 should at once be paid off, and that-the claims of all depositf.re and other creditois, for emounts ezceeding 2001„ should be supplied with bills payable at sir, twelve, eighteen, and twenty. four months' date, these bills bearing interest st` i the rate of 7 per cent. per annum. The following is an official report of Ihe resolutions arrived at by the bar,k:— At a large and influential meeting of Depositrrs and other Creditors of the Liverpool Borough Bank, held at the Bank on the 3rd November, 1837, the following offer was made on the part of the Bank : "That the claims of all Depsitors and other Creditors for amounts exceeding two hunired pounds, sh(uld be satisfied by the promissory notes of the Bank, payable at 6, 12, 18. an 1 24 months' date, bearing interest at the rate of £7 per cent. per annum." The following resolution was unanimously agreed to by the meeting, upon the motion of Mr. W. F. McGreg )r, seconded by Mr. Thomss Gair : " That this meeting considers it advisable to accept the offer of the Directors, under the sanction of a C.)mmicies of Depositors, consisting of the following gentlemen : Messrs. J. H. Wrigley, Benjamin Derbyshire, William Hope, Peter Gorge Heyworth, Philip Rawson, Thomas Lair, John Tyson, and W. F. MacGregor." A conference then took place between the Committee so appointed and the Directore, and a Committee of Share. holders in the Bank, when, after explanations given by the Directors and and Shareholders' Committee, in answer to inqn . ries on the part of the Depositors' Committee, the latter came unanimously to the full 'wing resolution : " I—That the offer made on the part of the Bank should be accepted. "3 —That Mr. Seller, the manager of the Bank, be re quested to send a copy of this minu'e to each depositor and other creditor of the Bank for an amount exceeding £2OO " Jsues HARDY WRIGLEY, P. RAWSON. The Cotton Mark. , t was rather dull to—day— unchanged prices. The sales wtre about 2,500 bales. There was a limited business done in the Liver pool Share Market to day, and prices must bc quoted rather lower. The following were the day's transactions :----B!ackburn. 81 ; Caledonian; 391 ; Eastern Counties, 101 ; East Lancashire. 90 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 921 921. 93, 92i 921. 921, 921 ; London and North Western 961, 96 951 ; Do., f Shares, 1 d ; Midland, 821. 821, 821, 82/, 824, 821. 82; North Eastern, 221, ; York Capital Stock, 39 ; D fivers. 19 18 15 16, 181-, 18 15-16, 181; Dutch ItheniSh.• 59; Grand Trunk of Canada, 91; 9 11-16, 91. 91, 9); Great Western of Casale, 18i. Tun following were the closing prices :-Blalkhurn, 8, Fi-; Chester and Birkenhead, 63, 613; Caledonian, 391, 391; Chester and Holyhead, 15, 15); Eastern Counties, 10 11-10, 10 13-16; East Lancashire, 891 901; Do. 9/ Shares, if, p; Great Northern, 23k, 24 ; De. A, 101, 101 ; Great Western, 50, 501 ; L ancas hi re and Yorkshire Stock, 921, 92i; Do. 91 ehrires, A 1 p; Liverpool, Crosby, and 6outh pert, I.Bi, 186; London aad North Western Stock, 951, 953 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 371, 38 ; Midland Stock, 814, 82 ; North British, 111 13 ; North Staffordshire, .11, 41 d ; •North Eastern -Ber wick, 22 11-16, 22 15-16 ; York and North Midland, 381 39; Leeds Capital Siock, 231, 24; South East ern and Dover, 18 13.10, 1.8 13-10 ; Scottish North Eastern, 11, 12 ; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 51 51 d ; Do., New Shares, sf, 5 1 d ; Dutch Rhenish, 5k 51 d ; Great Western o f C a itnada, 18, IRj ; Do. New . shares, 21 21 d Great Luxembourg, 6, 61 ;Gt and Trunk of Canada, 9 9.10, 94 Owing to the withdrawal of gold from the Bank, and the less satisfactory advises fro n America, the . Funds were weaker to-day. Prices declined to . fully one half per cent. lower than at the close of business on Saturday. Consols for Money closed at 89a to 891. and fir the Account the same rate was current, The London-Railway Share Market was not so active to day, and pri,;es suffered a slight reverse. The followinq, were the closing quota tions :—Caledonian, 781; Eastern Counties, b 3, 51 ; East Lancashire, 92; Great. Northern, 94, 95 ; do. A shires, 85, 87; Lancashire and York shire, 924 ; Leeds Northern, 47i, 48; ; London and North Western, 954, 951; London and South Western, 88, 89 ; Midland Stock, 82f ; North British, 471, 481 ; South Eastern and Dover, 0.11 York, -14 rruna.l-, mud DUI WICK, V , '4 York and North Midland, 78, 79 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 58, 40 ; Great Western of Canada, 171, 184; do. (New), 24, 2. After official hours the following were the nominal prices: —Caledonian, 774, 784; Eastern Counties, 10 11-16, 10 13 16 ; East Lancashire, 89, 91; Great Northern A Shares, 84, 83 ; Great Westero, 49i, 504; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 924, 921 ; London and North Western, 951 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 38k; Midlatil Stock, 81/, 82i ; S.nith Eastern and Dover, 621, 634 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 91, 92 1 York and North Midland, 77i 78 The Manchester Marko: has relapsed into its old state—nothing doing, and prices faveraring buyers. The London Tobaeco Market is nearly iu the same position as described at the eud of September, and quo ations are unchanged. Messrs. Grant, Hodgson, an .1 Co., in their monthly review of the market, say— Sales of all sorts may be estimated at nearly COO Mids., including 100 hhds. far exportation. Purchases by the trade have been chiefly of a limited character, and for immediate consumption. Importers and holdsrs have shown no apparent desire to press sales, but have continued to express the same confidence in prospective prices, quite irrespective of the commercial convulsions in the United Sta.e3; and it may be observed, that Tobacco has been almost an exc. , ptional article in the general depression, consequent on the monetary crisis that his taken place, which must in a great measure be Recoil ted for by the reduced stocks of Americin growth of all descriptions. They also add— ._ Interviews took place last month ' ith the Commissioners of Customs, relative to the charg es ma d e as regar d s rent and warehousing Tobacc ), in the port of London and elsewhere, but no satisfactory remit was accomplished. It is now the intention of parties chiefly interested, to press the subject on the attention of Government, it b ing deemed quite impossible to allow the matter to remain in its present anomalous state. Messrs J. P. Platt and Co., or this town, in their monthly Freight Circular, make the following remarks : To AUSTRALTA.—We have little change to notice in freights ; shipments, however, have not come forward so freely, in consequence of which, by other ship than the packets, a sligh. decline is submitted to. Our quotations are, to Melbourne Wharf, by the packst-ships of the sth and 20:h—fine gools, 503.; earthenware, holloware, &e., 45s per t, n measurement; iron, &,e , 403 per ton weight ; by other vessels, 40s. to 453. per ton measurement ; weight and rough goods, 321 6d to 40'. To Syiney— fine go ,es, 403 ; hart ware, earthenware Sc:t., 323 6d. to 353. ; w&ight, 355. To Adelaide, 403. per ton measure ment ; 35s per ton weight UNITED STATES.—During the past month freights have ruled very irregular and declining The accounts received by the last two steamers from New York, of ►he money crisis, have assumed alarming proportions, and as a natural consequence, had a most depressing effect on shipments, which have fallen off consileraby, and fur some time must renvtin in a n(gtecte condition. Oar to-day's quotations, which are quite nominal, are : PIS TOV_MEAS6REMENT. To N. Yor,4. Boston. Philadelphia. N. Orleans. Rd ad sd sd sd scl ad sd Dry Goods .. 8 oto 15 0.. 8 oto 15 0..12 6t020 0..15 oto 2 0 1 - 14 , dgare.... 12 6 to 0 0..12 6 to 20 0..15 oto 20 0..17 6to 0 0 Eart,lenware .66 to 8 0 76 to 8 0.. 90to 1; 0.. 76 to 9 0 PER TON WEIGHT Chemicals,...l2 6 tols 0 to 22 6..15 0 to 17 6 Iron ........ 9 oto 12 u .15 oto 0 0..12 6 to ib 0..12 61°17 :•alt 8 oto 10 0..10 0t) 12 6..13 oto 0 0..13 0 t') 0 0 The vAlti: of British Goods exported from Liverpool for the month i f Sept,mber, 1857, was £4 . 767,081 against £4,298,321 for the corresporAin./ period or 18.5 i. From the United Kingdom fur nine snoitby, ending 30:h Septem ber, 1857, £95,735,000, rf whiuh .C 44,879,640 was from this Port. Tae Grand Trunk Railroad G.nnpany of Cotvla's hat weekly traffic returos shows that tl:e ree 12ts far the week ending October 10, were £10,501, bzing an lucre .se of £5,120. The exact amount of specie and bullion shipped on board the Ripon, which will leave Southamp ton for Alexandria to-morrow, is £956,847. Of this, £12,152 is gold, and £9.1.4.895 silver. The shipments to China are very small, and those to Bombay and Calcutta enormously large. The de tails are as follows, viz., for the Mauritius, gold, (fronmartfat salel. _ ~--- THIS DAY. TIM DAY, the 4th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Bracers' Offi:e, 16, Exchange-buildi n g s, 50 Hhds Pt il3delphia RABIC. co Broker' Apply to J. H. 11 kYHER Tars 1 AY, the 4 , h instant, Twelve o'cl ,ek, at the Bracers' Of :e, 16, Exchan,e-building s, 250 Cases East 1n :inn 'TALLOW. BOW, Apply to J. H. BAYNrIt Sz Tiffs DAY, the 4•11 instant, at 1 wave o'clock, et O ld Brokers' office, 13, 'fempest-hay, Abort", 12 Tuns Cuba F,Jsric, to team now luding ex Jo •eph B tsliby, in Toxtetli DV.K.—APT, - Bernard Hall and Co., Merchants ; or to JOHN This DAY, the 4 h instant, at Twclve o'clock, at the Brokers' Ofte3. 13, Tern , est-hey , About 32 Tons FUS"I'IC, now landing em Thornton, Burnley Moore 1 )ock. — AIV I Y % N V. JOHN ROW U,"ls°'‘_'/' On account of whom it may cme.ern. Tula DAY, th, 4th ,natant, at Twelve at tha Broker's rliflca, t 3, Temi , eit-hey, 17 Chest.: SHELL. LAC, now open for inspection.—Apply to JOIIN ROWLll43o_,L____....l Dr° Tuts DYT, tile 4th instant, at Twelve o'c:o: k, t ug Cotton Saleroom ' 11 Puncheons LIAR JUICE. 4 Casks ea Betsy Hall, from Jamaica.—Apply to WO °. JOHN B. BRANCKER THIS DAY, the 4t% instant, at E even o'clock, a t th Commercial S sle-room. Temp:e-court, 263 Hs.f Chests Port Wta NOES 100 Do. Do. OR A.NG S (Ex Rattler. 163 Pais Do. CHE iNUTS • Casks Da. WALNU iS J 100 Bsgs Barcelona NUFS. 100 Sacks Spanish NUN. n Apply to JAMES AD 1111, SON 3c Tars DAT, the 4th instant, at Eleven olalack , a t tll. Commercial . Sale.room, 650 Boxes Po:t OR sNGES, 12 / Do. Do. ONIONS, ex Deolinda, 200 Baskets Do. Ditto, 37 Boxes Port ORANGES, 180 Do. Do. ONIONS, ex Rattler (5.4 ). 40 Bags Do. CHESNUTS, 70 Boxes G:bra'ear ORANOEe, ex Frankfort, • 300 Bats Black Span sh NUTS. cx Peter aad John , 3uo Bags Barce'ona NU r ex Hehe, 83 Bags new Para ND fs, rat lit Bit. 13 1 0. Apply to GEO. BADF.NACH & T 0-Al R 0 W To-mokaorr, the sth instant, at One o'clock. 3---t* ° Commercial Salerno n, 100 Cases Boxes Eleme Turkey FIGS, 500 Boxes Turkey FIGS. 400 Drums sultanas ft AISISV- 1 , 100 Cases T,:rkey rtAISINS. olte n. Apply to GEoRGE BiDNA.CH On a,count of whom it may co cern. .t tlO On To- Jo ‘xow, Vie sth iastant, at One o'clock, " Commercial Sa:eroom, 50 Boxes 16) Half Bocea 1 Va'entia R,IISIN3, damage d ' jnst landed, ex isabel.—Apply to sr: l°. G:-0. BADEN aCli and SON, To-uossow, the sth Inst tilt, at One o'clock, at the Commercial Saleroom Temple-court, 1 he fallowing Goods 193 Boxes 877 i LAYE%S. 12234 69 ex E'eanor,—Apply to C A Boxes JORDON LMONDS. TON 0 014 a n 6 tl o . S. MIDOLE 4ji 4 .>" or to TROAL/S PARRY, B ro k er , 15, North Jo F ItIDAY 7 _ _.,. -------;°. On FRIDAY neat, the 6th instant, at Twelve o'clock , Brokers' Offin, 16 Exchange-bnUdings , 0 1 100 Toni Can peachy LOW A/D, g . 0 1 0 lately landed ea A. L. Ctawford.—Apply to %tessrs. Cro o k nrol , Co., Alerenants, or to J. H. RAYNER & Cu' Postpooel from Tuesday, the 3rd instant. On FRIDAY n-xt, the 6tla instant. at the Bro•ter'i, Office, 7, Exchange-chambers, ,0, 1,160 B igs Thin Oblong Amer. can LI NSS ED C' a r. now landing cx Thornton from New Yoric.—Apply to FRANCIS J. EATO'7I On FlmAl neat, tie 6th instant, at Twelve o'clock, $t Brol,era' Offic-, 2, Dale-,tr.et, 13 Ba'e4 HIDE tAJ I TINGS, 0 1 " ex Maggie Miller, Albert Dock.—Apply to !10WN: , ,, HUNTER, NR X T E IS On WEDNEM tr, Uri itth instant, at Twel:e o'cloc- -k , Brokers' 0111:e, 16, Ea, hangs-buildings , 1,001 B.irrai fin .merical RO3I 4 • vol e°. Apply to J. U. RAYNER. 81 CO., ert it Cases Vesched. E.I. 5 Bites African WAX. 50 Bags Vegatabl Apply to "'Nr" 4 ' 7, A E . Ter 'eSg 131b6". By British and Irish Magnetic racy WORCESTER RACES.-I"EsTEILD Ir. 0 / SWEEPSTAKES OF 5 89VS. Darcy '' .. Lord Nelscn. ..1 I Barbarity i Six ran. . A . HANDICAP FW LEPSTAK r'S• ali gsiv . Sobirski .........1 I Joe the Qu.ek...2 I Gre f Six ran. .. V ORCEST FR AUTUMN HANDICAP' Laodarnis ... 1 I Curious. .... Ten r n. bo o.. SELLING STAKES. I Well i Amorous 80y..1 I Rott er d a m, .2 1 Agra. • 3 . HURDLE RACE i. dde elel.. Heads mid Tails..l I Blinrupton ...... 2 I -e Eight ran. EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY' MONTHLY ImpoßT. R' SunsEows-11. nil], Esq., J. Poole, Esq., s . an d Dr. ASSISTANT- SURnEON —Dr. Isre v i ," r ; iS TREASURER—J. G. Livingstone , 106 EYE DEPARTMENT. in New Patients admitted the month of Oc ed tob3r 1.• gal' le" Patients prescribed for, and wit, have rec eiV Assistance daring the month of October •"' EAR DEPARTMEr.T. ~•• New Patients admitted in the month of uctobe! sal Patients prescribed fir, and who have receive. Assistance daring the monti of October •-•• r° $, FIRE AT A PAMIR MILL. —Early on 8411 70 13111; t till'.# Bens, r b , e u a a t :reached 1 when 1 eehdse: Lno paper cefit oeh FevieezesydatreD utiys 1i e a insurance m a nufacturers, by t O h t ei l a e a fire broke out on the p emises of gessr, bu st 00 fortunately Y:., t o f the f.. jj brigade aided :abaci a_ hfo fi uirire. proceeded e e n n . : r i nuaaeelbsabo_ueo startednb a i i n gr from : e s: opi t ;10 1 11 . 0 ; ~,,, a the O il i hat_ ,tt c 0 ~, to fl i a o i tti l ce i . is was Q scertainea that the fire had been e xtiog u ' - nd 'Air' damage done is estimated at between 00 0 a d /01I‘ ellYor°srlEs')irteoio,lfAii! Printed' and Published — ----- - -- --- c A L I/ 0111° Street,. at his BOYS' CLOTHING MADE WITH OR SAT TAO., - the laeds gi ll soi iii. Seath Jahn-street. Liverpool. GCelM,railbNyPrriCSoiClin:gl:ll:l2;clS Sl;seheetL'erj.rl6sl4'—"hljt*ll°ls6s4 WEDNESDAY ,NOVEMAES 4, 10 TR] 04,14 in taittrt. )t t Zesso r gsreq arial 1, R. 4.4 . t , 1 i n 4111,rch4t 11 0 - uET 4:7 0 7 8 zi , „ th " boo, s liz .06 1103 It tile The ) o 01 . 1 1 1 1 t , PR odern t_tk• Subs Ma order of With IN 4 01 re een 80 ~ ri NI R 810 Nktt., n t 1, 4 ~ii i Op p 114 To-Momtow, the sth instant, at One o'clock , 6 Cvmmerci Al Saleroom, temp e.court, 45 Barrels Malaga Sultana RAISINS. 459 Boxes Commoa Layers Do. ex Teri 25J Ta -, ne:s Malaga FIGS. 10 Cases Flom° RAI 11 SS. 366 B ,xes Bunch MUSCA EELS, et Gleanor. T tI,JMAS PARRY, Broker, 15, North G.a. ..c, PATENT ASPHALTE ROOFING F ,, , --- g000.••• , A cheap, durAble, and perfectly Waterproof '' ..,0/AP ONE PENNY PEA SQUARE F00T.,, . p 0" W. ______ >, ,/ j ., Office and Warehouse—S. CABLE.STS O I R. CAMERON, L , 74 ock' WATCH AND - CRRoNoI4ETER A , r s 6 or ti • 54, SOUTH CAS I'LE-STREET, 0 4,40 MARINE CHRONONIETERS ON SALE, I),,I,iOP SEXTANIS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, i"*" —_ , CIIART,, &c. , KEITH'S goo' o' PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT - 34, C A STLE-STR t4.:.ET. 0 4 49 A, ARE NOW RE-OPEN ED„', , , trir, o lo7 W. E. takes the present opportunity of thinking 'Z3.lO' en O'ts '..; the public for the liberal patronage with which he na' .0e D r itl 'O and at the same time to inform them that to accoal.• o , eP t.t' is pidly increasing business he has built an entirely ne t IC I t 4 0 0 loom, which Is admitted to be the finest in LiverPGo t 0 11 e is . increased facilities now at his disposal, W. K. e 5 9, 0.0 Pictures will not only sustsn the high character VA c attained, but even surpass his former u roductions. 0 O.' ' 34, CASTLE-STR.F.ET, LIVERK , s Opposite the Bank of Eng and. Ail ...............„.... / V orsvo GENUINE, TASTELESS, C( iD T-2.--, if pfilkioot, PREPARED UPON A NEW PRIV n' f arD .d v tia,', characteristic properties of this Oil are its free all' IgLI taste, and Smell, and the consequent absence of 01 ,,," 0 t l, 74lein tendency, its unfailing beneficial sff,cts, resulting no e i 30,10 amount of Organic constituents it c ntAins, on wlite.,,,titfip,,,, value depends, the active elemeots not helm; in the i l a ; , D;ric`;‘, aitered or impaired by its mode of preparation, AND ' rf (1 8 ,,,0cti N UPERIORIIY, analytically' an I in practice, over 08....10t ? , of COLOURED COD LIVER OIL, by whomoo aver ." t illa!', and wheresoever prepared. Consequently, all Pal, sh°, l Ai Liter 141, and wishing to derive 013 fall medicinal bee, r e s otl,, v 0" this oil, which is prepared and sold only by W. JAC,,' gs e''' 97, Mount-pleasant, Liverpool. In bottles, Is 3 . , iis each. ___ - - - P, N 0 SPORTING INT E LLIG.-I- 1 / 1 , 0 lilt iBB