The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-18 00:00:00

ILonboil Ott ette, IRID.II, DECEMBER 14th, 1832. . , . r! NEE 11 ,, 1i..) ,'- DISSOLVED. 'i 4 i'' , • oll ' l dCO. ancl i \ l3 l T ',,llnan,.Spi.tal.sq - titire, silk-Mamtfaefurers'.—.T. ~t, v + . . li ire a l; , Aan s d ai J e . , La i l ai t . ,N e & st - c e r - r -ro a . t ic t i, St r . yeOt , ne's-in-the-East, dyers.— in , erel Lrn i s, 7 .— T ß:or e n k anc . l Salzilian; Ainel. t ipt gbr.ogmbrtoxistreet; ay . ii :t orri roiN l t , l c axl ei Lo i . i:r llor tor : 1, l e tion 'alit J. Burton and 9. -Bell, Iligit Thomas, Foley - place , tailors: — J. _,.'elii..or amft rs .. — Li: lla -4)01 , comiltis-sl°Onn -16s?1, J. Wood, and 11.: i' c eirC t. :: 7 \o ‘ c . s ' il ls p h°, j r lj °" ' .I.' C. IV ()°l' J. aj. nr a n n uf r. tuivi4A l as far as re - Ordi . W r u . 6 Llsli4 -1 14 - 4 1( 67i c' f l . e' Vt% i gi t l - , 11 _ INSOLVENTS .....______'e. 14.—yasper Yorke; ChOlinnt, Ilertfordshire miller. —George Yorke,;_qheshant, flettfordsltirci , thillt.. . , . BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEIMi Alexander Christie, Sheffield, engineer. p e r BANKItUPTS. • . Whitniore, Larnbeth brewer: dos pll Shannon, liirmingham, grocer. : r ,inuul Carer Farnham, Surrey, surgeon. l'nonias Surdcn, Abchurch-lane, NV e merchant. 'J'araes Blake, N ortonfalgate, chemist: ..h u seph Hook, Great Alie-street, Goodman's-fields ; flour-dealer. i t t,e4ry Savage , OxfordstiCet, chei , Aeiiiont,ret. viuntagne Parliainent-Strii.et, estmiffster, broker. ' . k,„org6 Ball, Wood-Street, artlfitial-UiVer-rnantifacturer. lam Townley, Stockport, Chcsitire, bookseller. Ipiklangfora, Nottingham, ironmonger. *hceof Leiccs r, grocer. r , te.° l athan Frost and' . Tifiddergfield, ManufaCturers 01 • l tp , wiodg. lab Follows, jun., Oldham, Lancashire, &beer, ' Ab rahamrinniett ITISIden-WoOd, Lancashire, cotton-spinner. DIVIDENDS: be • • 24, G. Turnei. and li. li3slop , Liverptiol,...!eighants.-,Jan.• 8, and J. C. Essgrs, e w -.court, „crutehelllriar,:, r/; IL. and J. Cazenore Broad-stxcet-bnilain,is, mer,hants.— . J. Barnett,, cird E:eia-ro,a, no, V:, -agent.— I, 1 „. 9 ). E. ILtiniford.Tredetar:strfrate, :),11 t(r. —J dn. 46,7 ! Uummow and F... EdmUnds, Dißte•-street, Porthuni-place, fut - 10 11 g irotimottel.--4911. 1 - 0, J. Ilottruni, Banlzephon ,. streeti Bermondsey, P. W. NN bite; lte , „.•ent-street, o ) rd-street, itonlnowor.—Jan. 8, D. Grant, Kensington, • 15 , J. Norton, rutitptun, masfer-ntarinerl—Siii. 14, T. Brovri, wine-rueyebaht.-49,Gin& - ilt, Arittidel-strt , lst, tailui.—Jan. 9; W. Ma's's; S'A'ahWitaff, near )10 ,1 bn-bridge, coal-ifitsfeliafft: U,Ntirfls, Ilutplate, t o ° citnsbilry,. NV ine-merchant:--4iin 4; J. DaddeJey„ 13-rixhant, De . 9, . J. Uritton, iron-,n,y- Lauct J. Giiiidry„c!pidsithney,. rehauts, Apab, 11, C..Pii•rce ;cal J. AN tindiviartt,,Nang9fs . ritld (folicestLrshir!.., '„-rod,d_iifaker.,,,-1),.e. 21, lltts'ls. NallSvtofth., Glotteegt-er tZe, clothier. 11.TI1:~'ICA'I'ES to * Uc , ;;•hittteil;'tinlesg cause tic sTictrn 'to the tOtt '• trart Ilelbre the 4th ILts of jatitta : 6 1 7 0 , 4.c_ipvet, victuatier,—P. Pbttlip, s iteestershire. papOr-manufacturtr. MARRIED. • „ Lt Sattirdav 3h. t,'it St. ClrbrA, by the Rev. T. S. Bow-- •t&1, Mr., Itichard Elton, of Ldmion, to Elitai sceond daughter of ate x Henry Arniact„ boat-ow - her, of this town. Cllftent; on the 11th tYiß^liut by the hev. Nuilif, Lee Trot- W 1.," lArerpO6l, Sarah, olily daughter 'tile late Rey. • 4 Thomas, of Charlton, StMierset. le ll the 11th instant, at St. George', Blootosbury, by the Rev. John b, 4 ' ( !faulay, Vicar of .Lo-ppington, Salop,, E. CrOpper, Esq., of Liver 'V. to .Slam dallgtiff rof Z. nacatt 4 , t' si i . Tifesda„3 - , the' -Ith instant, three edut,lel Were married ill tdth 1, trltiegioonis each being Up*htilS of \riffle- the es were sprightly girls - the youngest being only 19, andtheiirdeiit One of the brideg,roains was blind of .the left (zre,. another - was V, of the left ear, and the third wants the little fingf.r of the right St. "Geeige's Church, Belfast, 'by the Bev. B. W. It * ttf Cetirse, sdn opt- CheVelv, Esq., late of - Messing, in The wlaty o f Es s e x , t o Harnett, thiredaughter of the Lite Thomas eitilf, Esq,. of the former place. DIED. k ( hlAiw 9th instant, aged 5 3 - ears, Edward, son of llenry Jonathan, eso e • n s-row. 114 31 1 the 10th instant,_ at Leani l i e ngtr i , it six i d o d n et o.h lfi ti l=e s Ti2t!Ce of ,01,1 1 1t , 11 . 1 ; . i e ti l)f in a s bo t o . dif- sel,l g aged 70, Mr. Lang,shaW, organist of the - Parish h4 rch of Laneaster. 0. th e Ist instant; aged - 2 years and 11 - days, Anna Jane, infant - 'ghter of Nit. Francis SteiVart, 'Thirlingtonstr6et. 011 the 28th ult., at'Malpas, the Rev. W. W. Drake,. aged 54. 0 ;1„ ri the -4th ult., . aged 34, after a few days', illness, greatlf rygrc . tted, • I„`',. 4 e, wife Of Mr. Thomas Allen, Macclesfield, - and daughter ot Mr. Ik tB l New Ferry, Cheshire. W"n- - the 2d of November, at New -Orleans, of the sello*Tever, Capt. fllia m Lloyd, of the brig Belisle. , • • - ' tj:11 the lUth instant, at Breck-road, near this town, deeply regret- Thomas Palmer, Esq., of Mountrath, aged 28, second son of the Cochrane Miner, Esq, of Roshanle, 'Q bri ueen's Cbty,'lreland. 0 4 4 S e pt em b er l as t , a fte r a s h or t ill n e ss, at t h e Mauritius, the 'li on. . • J ,1 4 ,• • Cooper, a native of this town, aged 44. Il e held th e offi ce o f of Appeal in that Colony, and his early dissolution is attri 7 D e .„'„(lty fhb — medical attendants to:unremitting activity in the - zealous' 4 1 .'ornianco of his arduous duties. His remains were followed to the by ExCellency, the Governor, attended by all the civil and 41:Lary officers, and a large ,party of attached . friends,. One of . whom, th il °ll imunicating the melancholy , tidings to his relatives in this place, 114 Writes—" In him, I, too, have lost a• friend—l May say a bro of I can never again expect to find such warmth of heart—depth `combined in my `eflection —extent lab - tented friem.f. of talent—and polish of mind, in my exile, as were received in town on Thursday th e lOss of the . Borneo whaler in 'the Mozambique Channel,' u unknowncoral shoal, situated in lat. 12. 14. S., long. 46. . The crew effected their escape with great difficulty. '1 his b%ssek hadleen remarkably suCcessful, having 1,b50 barrels of 1 0n board, nine tens of - w6lebOne. Several of the crew 4, 1 died front fever and other maladies. • • IMPORTED From the 71h to:.the 13th December, 1832; ches s ' Bark,' bark,' '--; bbgs, --, casks • • . . • • brls. 1467 • . . hhds. brls. „ • • • . . tons „ bales „ chests „ 'tons 3U • • . . boxes 134 . . . • . brls 7 • . serons, --, bales „ . . . ba{o, serons „ • • . . tees, --, bags , • tees. 1077, brls. 351, bags 363 bags, --, barls, hhds tons 254 tons 175 • • • • . . tons „ Oak . . Berrie*. ,riLorax • , • rnsthne . Cassia • • Lignea Castor on • • . • 91overseed Cochineal . - . . Cocoa . • ' Coffee, B. P. . Foreign tOgwood Pustic • Nicar ood a g ua Wood . tarw • ' Carnwood. • • Pi ax ?lour • • Ginger • • Qu in Ilides, Cow and Ox, • . • • . tons 10 • • • . . tons „ . . . . tees. --, bls. „ brls. 402, E. I. sacks , • . bags, 1419 --. barrel • . . tons, --, cases , . . no. 4312, --,,bales 64 casks „ . . no. --, bales „ . . . bales, -- serons „ . . bales & bundles '56.5 chests 54-L . -boxes 32--, serons 4 . . • eases „ Morse horse Hair Item p , Indigo Lac De : ,Leonrn Juice . . casks sladders bales, -=casks >,.. . Madder Roots • casks, —, bales ~- Molasses . • • . casks 296 ATunjeet . bales; --, bundles „ Oliv e Oil • . . . jars, -- . , chests casks 103 Palm Oil . . . casks 3709 Pish oil . . . „ s ilb pper . • . robbins, --, bags 391 'lmento W. 1. . . brls. 20, boxes --, b ags 458 Lice' tees. --, h tees. E. I. bags 3001 Ra m • • brls. 80,v hhds. 90, puns. 209 gaff:lower . cases ,-- bales 30 She . . . Saltll Lac pet v re • . . . . , bap 1400 Sugar, B, P. hhds. 359, tees. 96, bags, —, boxes --, brls. 44 Manilla . . . . . bags 1322 ~., Nn- Brazil . . . . cases, 191, brls. ' -nae Tallow Tartar , ar Tobacco * . T.. 4 rPentine alonia Bees 'Wheat . bags 1348 casks 478 . cask brls. „ brls. 652 .cases, hhds. 3 . brls. 1101 bags, --, tons „ cakes, --, boxes „ bags 317 minots „ AQ, .1 -..ICULTURAL PRODUCE, LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Dec. 15. ' U 7d. to 9d.; Wheat Straw, 3Md. to 4d.; Oat Straw, 2y 2 d. t o • ; Potatoes, 15d. to 18d. ; Cattle Potatoes, 12d. to 14d. ; Vtots, per ton, 28s. to 30s. ; Turnips, do., 17s. to 18s.; ',.1..1ure, do., ss. 6d. to 7s. 6d. LIVERPOOL INFIR A 141.. DIsCITARGEn. 0 , patients cured .. . 25 In-patients , ttkn ie _ . ‘"efl and at own request 4 Out-patients . . , I s ti.: Out-patients . . , 0 Casual during f I. P. f: OtZular A 2 I the last week I 0. P. 1 I Remain in the house Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Brandreth and Mr, Dawson. q House Visiters, 111 r. Turner and Mr. Grant. aplain, the Rev. R. Davies.--Hous e Sur g eo n , M r , T. S i mon MARY, DEC. 13, 1832: I ADMITTED. . . 27 , . 1 . . 0 g kntritigente. FRIDAY, 14th December.—Wind W.—Fair. ARRIVED-.—Agnes, Lewis, from Paraiba;. Phoenix, Hartley. from Dernetarie;' (sailed loth Nov.) ; Thomas Parsons, Macklin, from Afri ca,. (sailed 25th Sep.); London, Al`Lean, from New Orleans, (sailed 3rdNOV.) : Miriengo, Welch; from Charleston ; Belvidera, Hobson, front Charleston. Mary, Fairhurst, hence at Berbice. John Francis, M 4 Ewen, hence at Demerara. Hero, Bell, from Miramichi, -at Cork. Try Again; Hyde, from Quebec', •dia. 41.obert AP William, ...Johnson, do, do. Don, Liddle, from -St. John, N. 8., off do, and sailed for Beaumaris. Turbo, Athens, front St: Petersburg for Boston, put into Cork in distress. Drzipan, Smith; from Gothenborg. for New Bedford, put, into Cork in distress ; out 55!lays. _ Cape Breton, John . ton, sailed from Cork for the Cape of Good Hope 10th Dec. SATURDAY, 15th December.—Wind N.W.—Pair. AnutvED.—Miranda, Taggart, from Demerara; Flower, Lamble, from Gijon. • Arabian; from Calcutta, at Bristol, all well ; sailed 28th July. Manchester, Dixon, hence at Buenos Ayres. Pairy„ t'avveetti hvneeat Mbnte Viileo. Harlequin, Ashton, hence at Rio Jarieiro. King William, Carr, do do Amefiai,.M , Tagi„ , art, hence,. and from St.. Thomas,. off Puerto Ca bello; 31st Oct. Rocket, Norman, henCe Off Barb-aloes, Robert Sergeant, Olive, hence at Leghorn. hence at Naples, and ordered for Genoa. Dawson, Stubbs, _hence for the Cape of Good Hope,, was spoken Otli Free. 50 24; lorc. 9 49. Shrikespear,. —, hence - for. Pernambuco, w,as spoken. off , Tuskar,. A vessel sunk in six fathoms ti'ater, was seen on the 13th Dec. sup ptisedi seheoner, herinasts.beiirg - above,water ; she lies WNW, ll miles-from.the beacon buoy, the light ship bearing SW by W. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. StrICTDAY, 16th Deceit - then—Wind S.—Fair. ARILIVED.—Lord Byron, Atherton, from New South Wales and Rio Jafefro - ,' Witberforet-, Green, front Rotterdam ; Vera, —, from. Afri ca ; Rachel Jellard, from Halifax; Load= Packet, Ellring, from AntWerp ; Edward, iferity, from Jaindloal Shamrock, Wo'olongham, from Oporto ; Arm Pale 3 -, Rolstone, from Lisbon, off this port. • Regent, —, hence for sfiramichi, was spoken 12th Nov: off the 1.4 e of Ureton.• Mary Catharine, —, hence for New York, was spoken 25th Nov In lat. 43, "Ibtig: _ _ _ _ _ Bahamian, Alaxwell,,fromßeugal, at Mauritius 11th Sep: Nirriats,‘./qtli ICIcA%--'ll.lillta is pot in free p - ritetique with Naples and Sicily ; but all vessels arriving at Malta frwu England, must perform 14 days quarantine, even if they have clean bills of health. I3th Hertzerna Victor, Van.Wyk, and the Catharine Van Dam, both from Liverpool to Dord, sent into this port,. ItlttebVert libe‘rated; -and will proceed to,morrow. MONDAY, 17th Decelaabr,--AlT.in4 W., Mowing hard.—Fair. . , ARRIVED.—Ann Paley, Rolstone, from Lisbon ; La Julie, Crassie, fVOiti: the-Charente ; Fra nets, .otilliths, Charleston, (sailed 24th Nov. ) Vestal, Taylor, New York, (sailed 21th Nov.) ; Intrepid, Robinson, Wild Pet i Tio1;10, from - Quebec, (sailed 20th Nov.) The Kelsic V was to sail 21st, and the James Laughton 25th, fOr this port. On the 21st, of the Island tif -Orleans ; passed the Sir John Beres ford, from this port; she would leach Quebec the same day. On the 22:10, Cratre i lapel, saw the Margaret, Balfour, of and from Aberdeen, for Quebec. Cleopatra, Wal;ih, hence at Buenos AyreS. Portenia, asdale, (15th Oct.), Herald, Hearn, (25th Oct.), hence at Vera Cruz. Cal'edottia, MeLay, 'and 7,ephyr, Evand, hence at •St. John's, James BnWie„ Smith, from Ilavannah, at Cowes. 1. Mae's, Siille'rs, 'from 'Quebec, at Limerick. Voruh, Tweedie, do., at Traioc. Eldon, AlcAlpine, from do, in the Clyde, (sailed 13th Nov.) The frost hadletin very rievere,. mad there was a good•deal of heavy ice in the river. F ittreis -Ann, 4tarni.zre3.7;,Pailed from RieJancine f(ir Manilla, 9th Sep, and tlie.Ann Baldwin, CT;Jrnford, 25th Sep. - from' gierra Le one, 'for the - Isle - of Man, was off point Lynp.s . an Saturday last. TELEGRAM' 'OPFIOE, 17th lilkvetxtber. Wind at-Holyhead W., blowing very fresh in. he morning.—W.S.W: 'do. iii the evening. NOM, Voel Nant, inward bound—No. WI, New York, A.'S. at 3 P. M. ilweports. EAST TNDIES. Prins Victoria;Hurt, _Calcutta, , with 300 pgs sot •ar, ,C Horsfall, 607 bgs saltpetre 120 csks soojov dour 61 slabs tin 3b25 bgs flour 221 bgS , rlce , 2(l2 :bales beinptoll4les cow. hides 42:3 bgs horn :tips, 183 • bales jute 25980 buffalo horns, Aeraman and • Stitt, 8 ,chsts .silk pee goods 7 bales safflower 10 chsts shell lac 6 elists 2-eases silk pce.goods. 793 mats and a quantity of bamboos for dunnage, Order.—Prince's Dk. 3lcjestie, 'Lawson, frn•l3oMbay,' with "57-ChstS ghm Arabic, 45 bndls deer horns, 646 elephant teeth, 400.11,s sugar,•3so logs pepper, 903 bats 'cotton, W Nicol,' 50 do, C 1463'd and co, 1 work 'box, Capt Lawson, Mt bales cotton, -600 .bgs-augar, L lm'patteros, 65 bales: hemp, order — K Dk WEST. INDIES. George Gordon, King; fm - Montego Bay, Jamaica, 154 lids 36 les 63 brls Sugar, 25 pns 11 lids rum, about 15 t logwood, C Lawrence and hds sugar; It ASltton;• 22 lids 1 tee sugar, C Alotrall and. Son, 20 hds sugar, II J Wheeler, 36 do, It W Appleton, 0 pus 4 hds r u m, 140ligS - 0 hrls - pimento 2 brls - 1 bx ginger •100 iancewoixt sPars, A Cliff, 20 bgs pimento, J Hardman, Sous; and co, 1 bx suecades, Order.— King's Dock. Georgetown, 7 Millei, fm Demerara, 260 lids sugar 275. esks •melasses 65 hales cotu 36 pns 28 hds 6 br,ls rum, T and Il Murray, 20 tcs sugar, It Semtile,'3o hds sugar, Douglas, Fraser; and co, 15 do,••Wilson and Cott, 17 do, N Waterhouse and Sons, 1 jar tamarinds ; Order.—Princes Dock. • Flicenix, Hartley, £m Demerara, with 365 hds 24 tcs sugar, 60 csks melasses, C W and F-Shand, 78 has sugar, J Bolton, 61 do, 27 csks melasses, 18 hds rum„'N Waterhouse and - Sons; 15 hds sugar, Wilson . and co, 1 brl do., 1 lec arrow root, order—P Dk Miranda Taggart, fin - Demerara, with 1 - brl 10 bgs coffee, :135 csks melasses, 23 . pus rum, G Quayle, 20 lids r brl sugar, 35 hds 1 brl rum, 1 brl - coffee , A : Porter, 25 pus 30 hds rum, - 20 hds .sugar, - , Spencer arid Mackay, 40 do, 20 csks melasses, D Willink, 25 Ws 5 brls sugar, Wil son ana Curt, 13 csks melasses, 9 lids sugar, J Gresham; 30 do, J Bol ton,' 30 do, lronsicie and co, 32 pns runs, T Fraser, 151ds 1 brl sugar, 1 hd rung, 91 bgs coffee, 2 kgs Cayenne pepper, 107 csks . melasses, ortler--4tiwer UNITED STATES. Marengo, Welsh, fin Charleston, with 515 bales eotn, J Hobson and Sons; 26 1 d0, hi'Comthoui,;B2 do, Sands, Hodgson; and co, 51 do, T Roy, 391 do, Order.—King's Dock. o , dethorpe, Sistare, fm Savannah, with - 523 bales cotn, - WainWright nna Shiebt, 255 ilo, T and J 1) Thornely; 64 do, Collmann, Lambert, and co, 30 do, W and J'Brown and co, 30 do:11/ C Molyneux, 87 dO, 1 . pckge milts unkn, Order.--George's Dock. Belvidera, Hobson, fin Charleston, with 639 bgs cotton, W and J Brown and co, 130 do,. Wainwright and to, 20 do,,T,M'Cammon, 14 do, Sands, Hodgson and co, 265 do, G M'Bride—P Dk SOUTH AMERICA. Agnes, Lewis, fm Paraiba, with 100 dr3r c and o hides, Edwards, Half and co, 7W do,. 50 bgs 5 brls. sugar, 1178 bgs cotton; 3800 coco nuts, order—u 1..)k EUROPE. flower, , Lainble, Gijon, with loose 'alit 1000 bsls • small nuts; M'Andrew and co—S Dk Wilberforce, Green, fin Rotterdam, with 19 csks madder; It Turner jun and co. 2 cases spirits, C L Bahr, 151 bales flax, Tennant;.: Moore and co, :32 mats do, 52 csks madder, W Nevett and Sons, 25 do, 1 sample boX bottles, 40 bales flax, 'Order—G Dk AFRICA. Countess of. Chichester, Thompson, frit Africa, with 472 ca,sks palm oil 8 fms dunnage wood, W BuShby, (for exportation) 40 brls beads, 7 Thomas elbth. h g Dock. Thomas Parsons; Macklin, fin Africa, with 1500 csks palin oil about 5 fins dunnage wood; C norsfall and T Tobin.—Prince's Dock. VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING. WEST 'INDIES, &C. 122 Sportsman, S. I, Bahr, St Domingo SOUTH AMERICA. J N Wood andco, anti. 220 Camerton, P, I Buenos Ayres. Ashley Brothers, J Glynn and Son, EUROPE. 81 Victoria, S, Lisbon. AFRICA. 207 Aquatic, K. MEDITERRANEAN, G Yates and Chapinan 298 Royal William, K, Trieste. C L Bahr. 229 Edgar, Syra, Smyrna, Con stantinople, & Odessa J Brebner, Cape Good Hope BR ITISH A MERICA. 314 Emerald, Bk, St. John's, N.B. Jtlarhtto , . GROCERIES.—In consequence of the election, th ere has been very little going on in the SUGAR market, and the sales are confined to 300 hhds. B. P. at fOrmer prices; . nothing done in East Ilz!lia or Foreign. There are, no sales 7 reported in. Mo- L ASSES. COFFEE.—FOY Plantation there hap been a fair en quiry, particularly for middling to .fine qualities of Jantaica, :and which sorts-bring steady prices, whilst;. for. the common, and ordinary descriptions the deniand is exceedingry . limited, although offered at rather lower rates ; the transactions amount to 150 casks of Jamaica, and 200 bags of Demerara, the latter at 70s. for good bold tri age , u p t o 78 s . f or middli ng quality. Of Foreign Coffee, 50 bags fair Ceylon sold at 525. cwt.— The transactions in Bleu are limited to 250 bags lie gal of good quality, at 16s. 6d. cly cwt., in bcaid.—ln CocoA, GINGER, or Pimgwro there are no sales.-100 bags OA black PI Pkit have been sold at 3%d. .1; lb.—There has been a good demand for fine Rum, and nearly 220 puns. of Demerara of the choicest marks obtained 2s. 6d. to 2s. 11d. . 1 :: .gallon.—The business in East India Produce has been limited this week, and consists of Lac DYE, marked P. G., at 11d. W lb, and 50 bags GALLS at 745. ff cwt.--Nothing is reported in 'SALTPETRE. DRYSALTERIES.-111 DrEwipoos, the only transactions re ported are 40 tons Honduras LOG ~VOOD, of middling quality, at £6lss. cly ton; 70 tons of Campeachy do. at 1:8, and a few tons of Cuba Fe STIc at 10 guineas.—TuarE,NziN4 has again advanced 2 . d. tp , cwt., 12s. 4d. having been obtained this day t for 150 brls. of fair quality by auction.-500 brls. of AMerican Tan were offered for sale, but as 12s. 4' brl. was the highest bid, the parcel was .withdrawn.—Pot Asti ES are in very limited demand, a few small lots only having been sold, at 275. 6d. to 28s: 'Pearl Ashes rather.more in request; about 100 brls: new Montreal sold at 295,--The demand for FLAXSEED is improving, 1 and about 200 hhds. of old New York have been disposed of at 71)s. to 725..6d. and 755. is now asked. No new Flaxseed has yet arrived.- Nothing done in CLOVERSEED Or QUEREITRON BARK.. For BEES' WA3$, in bond, there more enquiry, but f o r d u ty- paid Parcels the demand is still languid.--In IlinEs there has been a fair..business done, at steady prices; the sales comprise 5200 dry Rio Grande COwe and Ox at Ba, 900 dry Buenos Ayres .at 83. to 9;i d, 350 ditto Kips at Bd. to tqd. per lb, 6000 dry Buenos Ayres Horse price not transpired, 1000 salted Buenos Ayres Cow and Ox at 4gd, 653 salted New York - at 41f and' 170 salted West India atsW,d. lb--HoasE Haln.-20 bales short mixed spld at 5%d. to 6 xd. 7 bales fair.,naixed a t 714.1., 1 . bale lifetior tails at 8.141., and 3 bales stump and cut tails at 10%d.- to 12d. cly 113.-3 bales of Neutria SictSis . brought - 30s. , to 3.55. %' doi. as in quality.—No transactions in 'OAK BARK.' —ln Tonaeco- there has been very little done ; _the sales are only 40 hhds. .Virginia and Kentucky leaf, and 42 hhds. Vir ginia and Kentucky stemmed, all to the with the excep tion of a few hlids: for Ireland. MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE has been in limited demand dur ing the week.—BRIMSTONE has been sold at a further advance for parcels on the spot, and 50 tons have been sold to arrive at £ll IF ton ; for fine Tuscan £l5 ..is demanded. The 'demand for SUMAC has been trifling; prices remain without alteration.: —Turkey- MADDER ROOTS are scarce, and 58s. 1 1 cwt. has been paid for a fair quality; a small lot'of French was sold at 495. tY cwt.--MADDERS are in a fair demand.—Nothing of im portance in ARGOLS or CREAM, of TARTAR.-10 sacks of Turkey GALLS have been sold at 795. 41' cwt.—GUM SENEGAL is held firmly at the quotations; a few tons have been sold at 655. cly cwt.—A fair demand has appearechbr Ga.lipoli OLIVE OiL; and upwards of 50 tuns have been sold at ,E 49 10s. to £5O for small lots ; other descriptions are in limited request.—No sales are reported in VA LONIA.—FISII OILS remainwithout alteration in prices, and very littte business doing.—LtNsED.Ort, in good request; pale ltAr.E in limited demand.--Some further imports of PAM 011ALIVC ,lx en received, and abo u t 150 tons disposed of at a 2 151. to £33 ss. cIY tPII.--.0 I L of TURPENTINE ATIAILIDIS steady at the qucitatioii.ln HEMP and FLAX we have no sales to report. , . • LIVERPOOL -COTTON • MARKET. illondqy Ecenitty, 17th ,Decevzber, 1832. The sales on Saturday were,2ooo, and .to-day 3000 bags, chiefly in American descriptions, at the full prices of last week. The imports since Friday. are 3 Charleston, 1 - New York, 1 New t Orleans, and 1 Paraiba. TAM CORN - 1 11RADE. ,Monday, .17th December, 1832. since Thursday very 'little business has been done in the. Corn' trade. Prices of wheat have declined 2d. to 3d. during the past,week ; oats-and oatmeal•found a retail sale at barely former rates, and Irish flour is ls. cheaper. There is no inquiry for .grain or _flour in bond. 200 hhils. old New York flaxseed have brought 72s n 6d.,,aud none can now be had under 755. 'WISEAT, per'lo lbs s d s d • Irish.,--red 4)144 5 Do. red 1832 6 6 .. 7 2 Do. white 1832 ••7. 6 .. 8 2 Canada (old( 7 6.. 0 0 :Do. 1832 8 0 .. 9 2 .DP:II4iC 7 6.. 8 4) Stettin B:.Wiemar 7 6.. 8 0 Odessa (soft) 7 0.. 7 3 Russian 0 0.. 0 0 Foreign (inbond) 0 0.. 0 0, OATS, per 45-lbs.. Irish Old) • • 2 3 2 5 Do. (1832) 2 4 .. 2 7 Foreign (in bond) 1 9 2 0 BARLEY, imp, mea. English. • 36 0 ...38 0 60Ib 3 9.. .4 6 Foreign (in bond) 0 0.. 0 . 0 MALT, s d s d • .0 -.62 .0 Iri i. 50 0 .. 54 0 BEANS, Enklish....:34 .0 .. 37 0 30 0 .. 31 0. Foreign 3l '0 .. S 5 0 PEA.S.E, White 35 , 0..'43 0' FLOeft, pOr 280 115 Irish, ,(npw) 37 .0 .. 44 0 Canadianfreebrl 30 0 .. 35 0 ••Anierican; ditto 3O .0 .. 34 0 Do. • (in.bond).l7 .0 -.25 'O. OviMkAL;24OII3S. (91d) i2l .0 ..,22 .0` 0°'08321 '22 0 .. 23 RICE, (4n- bond) . -Carolina, (cyvt..) l7 6 . 7 ;l4iist ~FLAX: S ED; hint- 72 6 . . 18 . 18 0 75 0 LONDON CORN :X.CI - IANGE,! FRIIMX, DEC. 14. ,The arrivals- of most descriptions - of grain this week, are. tolerably' good, with a fair return. of flour. The wheat trade continues very •dell,• and may be.reported' Is. per quarter lower•than on Monday, and Barley.may be stated at the same rfaluation. Beans. and Peas are un altered. pats are very heavy in, sale, and hardly support Monday's terms. Flour iinaltered. -AVERAGE PRICES OF GRAIN. (From the ../.41u/on . gazette, December 14.) Witt. 1 Bily, 1 Oats. I . Rye. 1 Bns. 1 Peas' AVERAGE s.d: ri. d. 1 s. d. Is. d. 1 s. d. I a. d. Of the' week . ~54 71;31 71 ; 18 10.1 32 8 1 , .34 5 '3B '8 Of 6 weeks, regulating duty 53 4I 30 101 18 10i 33 2.1 34 7 38 . 4 Duty on Foreign . . . ~ 33 81 16 . 13 119 9 119 ',9 118 3 12 . 6 1 - WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET ; FRIDAY, DEC. 14, The arrival of 'wheat and barley up-for this day's market is large, of other grain. moderate. For fine dry new wheat there is a fair de mand, and the little here is taken oft at a decline of ls. per quarter ; the sprouted descriptiOns, and any not in' condition, are excessively heavy sale at fully 2s. per quarter lower than last week—for old very little demand, • and up to the close of the_market, but little business done. The barley trade has ruled excessively dull ; fine bright heavy samples are 2s. per quarter lower ; the stained and light descriptions, of which the supply mainly consists, are excessively dull, and we note them 3s. per quarter lower. Npw beans are slow sale, being ge nerally soft, and are difficult to sell, though offered is. lower ; old ones scarce, and bring last week's currency. For good mealing oats• there is some inquiry, but last Friday's prices are not maintained, and we quote them lower fd. per stone. • Shelling heavy sale at a de cline of ls. per.load. MANCHESTER UORN MARKET, Saturday, Dec. 15. : The attention of all classes has been fully occupied during the week by the election, which has excited so much .consideration that buSi ness, in a great measure, has been suspended. The imports of Wheat and Flour from Ireland and coastwise acre considerable : of the former 15,141 quarters, and the latter 7,541 sacks ; and in other articles the supplies are liberal. The Buttef trade has been excessively flat dur ing the week, partly owing to the open-state of the weather, and partly to the election throughout the country, a decline in price of is. to Ss. per cwt. may be noted in almost all descriptions. The trade this morning was inanimate, and little disposition shown topurchase to any_ extent. A few sales were made in the finest descriptions of Irish Wheat, at a decline of fully 2d. per 70 lbs, but the inferior sam ples were totally neglected. Flour must also be noted li, per 280 lbs. lower, and a dull trade. Littl e a lt era ti on can b e quoted in the value of Oats or Oatmeal, and in any description of grain there was little passing. PRICE' OF SHARES. LiverpOol Coal Gas ..... .. . . . , £445 per share Liverpool Oil Gas Liverpool and Harrington Water Shares . • Bootle ditto . .......... . 3OO .. Exchange Buildings Liyerpooland Manchester Railway, . £lOO paid £lBO 10 .. Old Quarter Shares . • • • 25 • New. Ditto Stockton and Darlington Bolton and Leigh ditto . • • • • 100 .. 100 .. Ditto . , . . • Warrington and Newton ditto . . • 100 .. 1 00 .. Kenyon and Leigh Junction ditto . . 100' . • 115 .. Wigan Branch ditto . . St.. Heleres and, Runcorn. oap Railway 100 .. 80. ... . Leicester and Swanningto n ditto . • 50 • • 58 Leeds and Selby . . . 25 . . 20 • • Preston andAVlgan . . . . . . . 5 . . .. Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Canal ) 18 • • 16 , • Railway Company . . . . . . s Bank of Manchester • • ... .15 • • 19 0 Od ' Bank o€-Liverpool . • . ._.. . 10 .. 12 17 6d Liverpool Marine Assurance Company, 25 .. 28 5 Od Oldham Gas and Waterworks . . . 10 .. 14 2 dd It Addison, • UNITED STATES. II Craig and co, . 341 Marshal M`Donald,K, New Orleans. W &J Brown & co, Elizabeth, P, Charleston 11 Craig and co, and 312 Margaret, K, Savannah Isaac Low and co, T 0 Cooper, & A Lowe 361 Kiero. and co, Savannah NEW SOUTH WALES. 192 Scamander, G, llobatt's , Town Sz Sydney R F Breed, TIDE TABLE FOR LIVERPOOL. Days. alirn. Elm Ht. Festira Is, 4c. Iq_ ) Tuesda 5 7 ...... 18 Hi M. U.M•F. i* L; ri I. Wednesday ~19 9, 23 9 4 'l5 3, Venus sets 6h. 30m. even. Thursday ....20 10 0 10.28 15 11• M ars seis sh. 17m. morn. '=,- • ! Vricco Turrent. Liverpool, December 181/s 1832. ' ARGOLS„ cut, White Red ASHES, V Cta. PoT, U. States' Canida,' 1 8 0— I 8 6 Ppant, U. States' Canada,.... BARILLA, 4y ton Alicant OO 0 0— 0 0 0 Sicily BEES' WAX, cwt. American. BERRIES; r 'cwt. Turkey, Yellow 1 18 0- 2 2 0 Pergihn. 4lO -- 7 0 0 BRIMSTONE, cri ton. Sicily, &c l2 10 0.-14 D 0 Tuscan.' l4 10 0 —l5 0 0, CLOVER SEED, V apt. American ' Dutch red.. 3 0 0 3 10 0 French & German white 3 0 0— 3 15 0 COCHINEAL, cy- lb, in bond . Silver • - 0 7 3 0 7 9 Black COCOA, V cwt, in bond. 1 10 0 1 14 0 Tribidad 3 5 0— 3 10 - 0 Caraccas 0 0 0= 0 0 0 COPFEE,' cwt. in bond. Jamaica, ordinary 3 0 0— 3 12 0 Good and fine ord... Mid. and, good mid.. Fine mid. and fine 4 17 0— 5 0 0 Dutch, &c Ordinary - 3 2 0— 3 10 0 • Good and line ord... Mid. and good mid 3 18 0 4 2 0;• Fine mid. and fine 4 4 4 6 0 Havana l3 0 2 18 0 - St. Domingo 2 14 .0 2 16 Brazil and Laguira 2 10 0 2 16 0 COTTON, V lb. • Sea Island, Stained do • 0 0 -61— 0 0 10 - Upland, Bowed. 0 0 61— 0 0 71 New Orleans 0 0 61— 0 0 81 Tenessee & Alabama Pernambucco. 0 0 8— 0 0 10 Bahia, - Maranham • 0 0 81— 0 0 91 Para • 0 0 0 0 0 0 Demerara & Berbice 0 0 8— 0 0 10 Barbadoes 0 0 71— 0 0 .71 Common West India 0 0 61— 0 0 71 Benga,l 0 0 5 0 0 51 Surat - 0 0 41— 0 0 6 Egyptian 0 0 81— 0 0 91, DYEWOODS, V ton. LoawooD, Jamaica. 6 5 0— 6 15 0 St. Dorn. &lionauras.... 6 10 0— 7 10 0 Campeachy. 7 15 0— 8 5 0 Pusxic, Jamaica 0 0 0— 0 0 0 `Cuba , . 10 0 0 —lO 10 0 Spanish. CA:KwOOO.., l9 0 0 —22 0 0 BARWOOD, Angola 9 10 0 —lO 0 0 Gaboon NICARAGUA WOOD . olid Large Rough Small FLAX V ton. 'Petersbiirgh, 12-head .... 40 0 0 —41.0 0 D.u/ch 44 0 0 0 0 Riga, 'P: T. R FLAXUEKI, Arhht.l. Arriefic L an sowing 3 10 0 3 15 0 GINGER, Ap• cwt. in bond. - Jamaica, while. 3 10 0 7 10 0 0 0 0— 0 0 0 Bast India 1 10 0 1 15 0 HEMP, *len. z Riga Rhine 31 10 0 —32 0 Petersbiligh,' clean 29 0 0 —29 10 4f' lb. West Andia, dry 0 0 51-- 0 0 61 Buenas Ayres,' circ ' 0 0 7/-00 0 ',Salted 0 0 41— 0 0 51 Brazil, dry salted ' North America, salted.— 0 - 0 4 0 0 41 East India 0 0 7 —.O 0 71 Horse,'V hide 0 6 6 0 8 .0 IVORY, cwt. Ist, 2nd and 3rd. " 22 0 0 —24 0 0 • 4th and.sth . Scrivellocs INDIGO;`IV ih. Bengal,PArple and Violet 0 5 0— 0 5 6 Blue andFineViolet 0 5 3 0 5 Ortlin. & Mid 0 4- 0 —.O 4 3 - Violet& Copper 0 3 6' —'o 4' 0 Copper '4 4 9 Oidinary ' Caraecas,' Floras duty pd 1) 5 0 0 5 6 • Sobres 0 .3 .9 0 5 0 • Cortes 0 . 6 0 3 9 • Guatimala ' 0 2 6 0 6 0 MADpEIt ; 41 - • cwt. 'l7-rops - 0 4 * 4 . 0 .0141)xos. oam'encs. 15 0 1 10 .0 4.IAD. ROOTS, - Turkey 2 16 6 2.17 0 iFrviigh 2 8 0— 2 11 0 MUNJEET, cwt. • • - "East ireboTul ll3 —l. 15 0 NoLA-sAgs,,cirpet. West India, P.. OILS, r 252 gals. • Cod Seal, pale, Whale, .(witilout ca§ks.) 0 0 0 0 0 0 Linseed, gallon, o. m 0 .2 2 0 2 3 Rape, pale 0 2 = s 0 . 2 6 Olive, V 252 gals.. Gallippli. 49 10 0 —5O 0 0 Sicily, &c • '4B 0t 0 —4B 10 .0 Palm, V . ton PEPPER, V M. Black, in, bond . 0 0 34 0 0 4 White 0 • 0 'sl 0 ' 0 '7l PIMENTO, - V' lb in bond 0 0.41 0 .0 5 QUER. BARK, cwt. New York 1 0 7 3 0 8, 0 0 15 6 0 19 0 East India 0 14 6 0 17 6 SALTPETRE„rewt 332 0 1 19" 0 41 SHUMAC,AT 0- 7 6 0 13 0 6 ICCaEr Philadelphia.in 4P c wt. c w t in, bond. SPIRITS,V imp. gal. bond. ,BRANDY, Cognac. 0 0 0— 0 0 0 MICE VA ' 0 0— 0 0 0 Ruse, 4am. low. 0. P — 10 to 14 • .15 to 16 O, 1 11 0 2 . 3 18 to 20 • 0, 2 2 0 2 • 4 Stronger. 1 - 0 2 4 0 .3= 8 Choice Leeward, e0mm0n . ..... 0 1 8— 0 2 10 Proof and Stronger.... 0 2 1— 0 2 10 SUGAR, V oft. MuscovAno; B. P. Duty paid. . .pry brown 2 11 0— 2 12 6 Middling 2 13 0- 2 15 0 Good do. to bright 2 15 0— 2 16 0 Fine to very fine 217 0— 3 0 0 Havana, .in bond. Brown 1 2 0— 1 3 0 Yellow .l 4 0— 1 5 0 White 1 8 0— 1 15 0 Brazil brown bond 0 18 0— 1 2 0 Yellow 1 3 0— 1. 4 0 White l° 5 0 1 10 0 East India, in bond. Brown. 1 0 0 0— 0 0 o - Yellow White 2 16 0— 3 2 0 . 1 8 0- 1 9 0 15 0 0 -16 10 0 . 13 0 0 -14 0 0 12 0 0 -14 0 0 1 6 0---1 7 6 TALLOW, 4f , ' cwt. 6 Petersburgh, Y. C 2 7 0— 2 7 9 Soap 2 2 0— 0 0 0 TAR; Amer. If bd.. Stockholm 0 12 6 0 13 0 Archangel 0 12 6 0 13 0 TIMBER, cubic foot. Oak, Quebec Pine,.Pitch 0 2 4 0 2 6 Brit. Amer. com. . Ditto, Red ... ~.. .. 0 1 6 0 1 10 Yellow 0 1 41,- 0 1 G Danzig Memel 0 1 11 0 2 3 Riga, red 0 2 6 TOBACCO, lb.- bond. York and Jazhes' River. Low and Inferior...... 0 0 21— 0 0 '0 Ordinary and mid. 0 0 3 —O. 0 31 Fair to Fine 0 0 4 0 0 51 Stemnied. Kentucky and Rappa- 0 0 21— 0 0 4 • hannodk, Leaf...... I Stemmed 0 0 31— 0 0 5; Maryland • Canadian. 0 0 3 0 0 5 TURPENTINE, czct. American VA LONIA, per ton. .fsd Xs d DUTIES 2. 2 0 3 0 0 1 18- 0 - 2 8 0 6d etct. Not stronger tla c2O iff lnt. z 60s. cwt. 5 40s. B. P. z 2s r cwt. Bough 10s. S ton. £1 gp• cwt. 6d 4f l lb 3 P. P. 2d. 7,77: CC C. t'D 444 Ai 4; ry , t; Ftogrq • " aq' t - S 4-4 Id. Wswt. IS, r quarter, B. P. lls. 6(1. Drawback 10s. d. clfr cwt. B. T. free. 4, cwt. D... --- -- ry. 24-8. Wet.. 2-4. B. Plantation Dry.. 214. Wet..l-a. 20s 4r cwt. 4r h • Foreign 4d. Brilizh Plantation 3d. 4p. cut. Gs. 0(.1. 4r cwt. Is. 6d, " 4 cict. British. Plant. 9s. 4r cwt. £39 18: stm. 41 , tnn, £B. tis, -£2los. per tun. —Brit. Picini. ls. 'Brit. Plant. sd. ls. ciff cwt. Caro. 15s. V eta. Huth. 2 -6 bush B. Ind. ls. 'cwt. Husk. ld quart. —4 cwt. 6d.- •ls.t ,CWt. .s.• 6d. Brit. Plant. 9s. Brit. Plantation 211. Oil. .£ 12s. Od. .C 1 4s. Od. qp' cret 3-0 Brit. Plant.. . 1-2 Foreign 2£ 153 Brit. Pl. 10s. per load. w 12 bra 15. 3s. , lf . lb lb cwt. 4-4 •£1 0, , .. tom heP ~- oI J leD t ull'' inb' rgll - KO,