The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-10-20 00:00:00

• Oa f . 20, 1846, . Tt .........._.. _ - - atilifpping intriligurr. schooner, with loss of sails. Same day, a barque steering E, MARK! without any sails on the mainmast. WEXFoRD, Oct. 13 . —A1l the coffee, bark, and rice, with part ___ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1 3.—Wind N.N.E., moderate. of the specie, have been landed from the Templeman. The re mainder of the specie will be got out this evening at low water. LIVERPOOL CORN Vi AaltiVED.—Duke of York, —, from Calcutta—Aurora, Bell, from Cepha'onia—Maid o f Mona, M'Lellan, item Saint Peters. Covs , October 13 . — The Malabar, from Liverpool for Quebec, We continue to receive, on the • burg—August. from Hamburg. which put into Kinsale, has been towed round here to be re- coastwise and from Ireland ; and Salami.— Sultana, L ongmuir, for Monte Video and Bnencs paired. this day week are only moderate, Ayres—Cornelia, French, and Siddone, Cobb, for New York— FRIDAY,FIour, of which we ha v e t o rep o rt E OCTOBER 16.—Wind S.S.E., moderate. lideitarid, Blanchard, N ew Orlea ns . Since Friday last we have had an ~..._ ARREVED.—Ann Dingwall, Loney, from St. Domingo—Ando -- Araminta. Rogers, f rom New Orleans at this port. On the ver, —, and Flour, with an in q uiry for Ind from Ceara—Cambyses, —, from M on t rea l. drain going on for some time past, Bth of Septembe r , o ff Cape Hatteras, encountered a hurricane SAILED.—Grace , Bl oom, P a l ermo — Henry Bliss, Cummin gs; and lost spars , sa il s, &c. ' Glen Helen, M‘Leary ; Ondiaka, Glidden ; Oli n d a , Thompson ; `_ f these articles materially, cont tendency upwards, and few holder Virginia, Brown ; and Adrian, Davies, New Orleans—Tennes- faaa, Emilia, Le Quesne, from Rio Janeiro at this port; sailed 14th August. see, P ray, B os t on —M ar th a, Kerr i dge, Rotterdam—Susanna, ""'y' port on the 25th this Duke, Bisset, sa i led from St Our market this morning having August. Valiant, Cuthbertson, Demerara—Jean ne tt e , D e V oor t , A n t werp Williams, Naples—John Christian, Churchward, Hong Kong— . Helena for and country buy ers, the trade for m degree re viv ed , an d sales to a fair Diadem, from St. P eters b urg at Londonderry. —Aurora, Lestiurer; Martha, Collis, a n d Ale xan d er Ad a m, advance of Idto 2 d per 701 b, very p Stokes, Dordt—St. Johannes, Gabrab n , D anz i c —Sa mar it an , Greenock, from New York for Quebec, and several other yes- September. Sierwerdina, Hann, and P r i nce Alb ert, Newson, Rotterdam— amendment. Irish and free barrel e e Davie, Constantinople and Odessa—Dam ascus , Bli ss , Boston— els, were at anchor in the Traverse, River St. Lawrence, 17th full rates of last week ; and of St i The smack St e w a r t, M onte i t h , an d sc h ooner Q ueens b erry, Mayflower, Michael, Seville—Flying Fi s h, R owe , N a pl e s—Eli- barrels changed hands, bbth from Du m f r i es, struck on Great Bur b o last n i ght, and re- za b e th, Ti c kl e , J ama i ca —Vi ntage, Cockerill, Oporto—Astrea, noted. at 335, b , ttained. Crew saved. The smack is expected to be a wreck, Le Couter, Constantinople--Rhone, Ha rve y, B a ltimore-- Barley of all descriptions 2d as well and the schoo ner will pro b a b ly b e got o ff . Johnny, La Messurier, Lisbon—Vriendsch a p, Klasen, Amster- improvement of p er quartet although in litn• Ednburgh, Lawson, hence for St. John, N. 8., off Tuskar on dam Beans and Pease, to ad . l2th insta n t, position stated in the foregoing repc • --- Sophia Carlcata, Ha mmen , f rom G o th en b org f or thi s port at Lidd e ll, Patterson, from Shediac at this port ; sailed sth ult. Indian Corn, still attracting consi quantity Ra msgate. Lost decklead during the hurricane. Passed the barque Bro. whilst c remaining here moves off i 'Egerton, 'Owens, from Valparai so a t C ove , th ers, o f S t. An d rew ' s, water-logged. , cargoes floating bring 43s to IronsielesaCampbell, from the Clyde for GalVestem at ditto. St. Clare, Foy, hence at St. John, N.B. 468 to 48s per 4801 b. Swlftsnre, Witt, h ence f or A f r i ca at d i tto. Caroline, Lovett, hence at YarmOuth, N.S. Oats and Oatmeal continue to me Earl ?carets, Mossop, fr om Chi na at I ondon. True Ellie, Oliver, hence at Picton. variation from our last quotations. Balfour, Overend. from Bombay at St. Helena, and sailed for ' Tomlinson, Kirkness, hence at Galatz. this port anth August. Athol, from the Clyde ; Ava, and John George, off the Bird CORN EXCHANG A. A. time, sailed from Smyrna for this port on the 2gth of Rocks, St Lawrence , 22d ultimo. Th e d u t y upon Wheat and Flour i Sep'teniher. Joachin, Bassariah, and Jos. Howard, Jones, hence at Trieste viz., to 5s per quarter, and Is per bat Eaueionizn, Cosovich, hence at Odessa. Windworth, herice at Naples. Since the beginning of the week I slaty, Walker, from Malta at Smyrna. Hunter, Pain, and St. Giov Battista Schiaffno, Chiozzi, hence dace into this port have been 110 Byzantium, Shintell, from Syra at ditto. at Genoa. heavy gates of wind, which, having Zante Packet Brennan, and Favottrita Mimbelli, Gurich, Magnet, Cutting, hence forlpswich at Mumbles, with loss of muc h ra i n , I s note b ecoming more faro hence at Constantinople. boats, sails, ',Sac. The business of the past two days Ilenesta, Andrews, hence at Messina. The remainder cf a vessel that bad recently been burnt, of Flour. a good deal of which has agai Tritinph, hence at Naples. about 250 tons, with the Astrea, from Weymouth to Quebec, per htrrel, and the quantity on of allefence, hence off Anticosti 17th Sept. lying by it, was passed 25th ultimo, in lat. 45, long. 53, by the very limited:: Wheats have also con' IDesina, Railing, hence at Riga. Causbyses. prices, and several floating cargoe Cluckauf, Bar, hence at Danzic. Witreenta, Oct. 14.—The Helen Jane, Fleming, of Liverpool, buyers, for direction, in most inst Nary Ann Purdy. Brown; Susannah, Daniel, and Alid a , --, from Honduras to Lonchan, foundered in a hurricane on the 18th Ireland. 'hence at Helcoet. , Sept., in lat. 37, long. sg; six men drowned. Having but few country buyers - DEAL, October 10.—The Ann :Je ff rey, Carter. from Quebec VESSELS SPOKEN. Wheat trade was by no means so 'for Liverpool, was abandoned in a sinking state in lat. 47, long, Sarah, hence to Pensacola, 27th ultimo, in lat. 34 N,'lmig. 38 sellers, however, appeared.equally fi '3O. Crew saved. W—lsabella, hence to Valparaiso, 2 Ith - July, in lat. S 8 S, lon. 70 partial cases a slight amendment PoRTs3IeUTII, October 11.—The Prince of Brazil. D orwar d , W- - Crusader, to St John, N.B , 11th distant, in lat. 50 , lon. 12 qualities, the value of all other Wh hem Liverpool air Miramichi, arri v ed h ere y es t er d ay, h av i ng —Rose, from Cecile to Newfoundland, and Dolphin, from J erse y 'lash Flour, upon a moderate deman 'lost mainmast, foretopm as t, & c., i n t h e h urr i cane of the 10th of to Gaspee, sth instant, in lat. 44, lon. 31—E s th er , 24th u l t., i n brands of States and Canadian 6d pel Septenber. lat. 4a, ion. 56—Ruth, 25th ultimo, in lat. 46, ion. 56—Albert in - bond, likewise, Was held on I Scram Octobea lo.—The Bosphorus, Tregarthen, f rom Li - Henry, to New'York, 11 th instant, in lat. 51, lon..7—Dolphin, holders being disosed to sell scarce 'verpoot to Constantinopl e , arr i ve d h ere 6 t h l atent; drove from same time—Sabattis, 12th instant, off the Saltees. acted therein. p , her anthers in New Grimiby harbour on the rocks adjoining Malting Barley and Malt remain) the Island of Fresco, brit was got off next day with considerable sATTIRD AY, fa - th OCTOBER.—Wind N.N.E.'to SE., moderate. and grinding Barley'was in fair req daMtrge. ARRIVED.--''Emma, -— , from St. Domingo, and Balfour, 3d per bulb . Beans and P ease con t Dtratarr, October 9.—The 'Victoria. of Belfast. was abandoned Overend, fr • Bombay. at-sea 21st September ; 'part .of the crew arrived here, and the SAILED.--CIeSCCDL, Mildren. for Africa-aßengalee. Fisher, Oats, commanding a tolerable shat remainder are CU board the Trafalgar, of Maryport. The hullto ad per 451 b over Tuesday's rates. and Crown, Johns, Bombay—Victoria, I otvdy, Honduras—Bee of t& vessel on lire. and burnt to the water's edge, was passed Murray. and Arica, Henderson, Asica--Rarl Grey, Chester, and Oatmeal, of which scarcely any a 30th Sept., in tlat. 49, lona 22, Eliza, Hill,'Valparaiso—Columbia, Rathbone.and Pontiac --- more than nominal in value. KILLi G EC'S, ()CIO ber - S —The Jane M'Kinsey, Charles, from Indian Corn. the stock laying het New - York—Columbia, Merriman,and Massaokusetts, Sana ' pson, Liverpoolaarrieed here this morning. Part of her cargo. (sans) would sell readily at a further improa .Philadelptia—Tamerlane Ackland, and R. Henderson, Todhua. it is feared. islost, thesvessel having been in a storm in Derby-in cargoes to arrive, no addition; ter, New Orleans—Three Sisters. BOulterihouse, Sackville, &c. haven, Mead Man.today. —Sylph, 'Loutit, CO nuns Lark, Rotterdam— Wesasono.Oct. 11.—Tbe Ada, Heppenstall, framtiverporal to Eaberdina Drent, Hamburg—Nura,Eveneen, Christiana—AE-0 Leghorn, ran over Bannow bar gth instant, and grounded in- -•- ' • Wheat,* 70Ib ... . pardi Aazopardi, Leghorn. side, where the tiesaapparently uninjured, aithough 'the 'beat ' English red, new ~ 89 a 9 --- heavy ontthe bar at high water. She must be lighterrecild be Rose, Walsh, from Honduras, and-Barbara, Smith, from-Lima Ditto, white .•9 3 9 got out. Coneatleteberll.—Th at Cove. Irish red .. 84— 8 2e brig Elvira, from Prince Edwa r d I s - • John Florracks, ---, saaell'frOm Madeira for Demerara Ditto,Wallite land to;Lieerpoolawas passed 27th september, in hit. 47, long. 26th Sept. Rye, English, •pqr —— 43, dlsintirsted and abandoned. Elizabeth, Wetherbya from Li- 26th 15th Oet.-Beliotta; Davies, from Liverpool Barley, Reglish verporta to the Cape - of Good Hope, has put in here with fore- • Mast - and' bowsprit Sprung. for London, was driven upon Bognor Rocks yesterdayacluting Scotcle& Irish, *6O/b -- • a southerly gale, and sunk at low water. Crew saved. Malt, English,* qr PORT TALBOT. 15th Oct —Bradshaw. M'Winn, from St. John pale - 'WEDNESDAY, 14th OCTOBER.—WiITd.S.S:E a fresh. N.B. for Liverpool, got on shore-last night near Porthcawa Irish - SAiLlp..-TenuesEe. Pray, for Boston—Cmofto, Trail, - Opdrto Craw saved. Oats,*-45tb. Eaish & Scotch, new -- —Kate, asimaie, Malls. . -- SUNDAY, lath fOcarosaa.—Wind E., light. Welsh thSeptetaber. 4 Greiat'Western, Steamer,) Matthews, hence at New : York on Irish. fine qualities 4 0 33 ARRlVED.—Shamrock, —, from Antwerp, and Phoenix, general do 3 10 3 Hibernia. astemnera Ryrie, hence at Halifax lat Oct. 'from Quebec. Beans, English, qr —— General Washiugton, Lowe, and John Marshall, Murphy, LED —Jumna Fletcher, and Thomas' Sparks, Matches, SAI . pe S a F l fU e . I&I• h„ 801 b -- ——• __a i ris 'sae hence at Virginia. far Calcutta — Felipe , 'Margery ' , Havana—Ocean, Ruyter, Hayti —Esk, Crockett, Bahia—Westmerland, Conway, Pernambuco— , English, white 56 6 —6O Do. & Irish.... maple —— Scatia. Lesliealience at Baltimore. . Ann Hood."Wateon, and Commerce, Ashton; hence at Phila. `Harriet Rockwell, Geerish, Apalachicola—St. Lawrence, Hage- Flour, bil Sk Ifl Fir ' l 280Ib (legate. torn , and Richmond, Hathorn, Chariest' n—Dan, o eld, Euglish & Irish, ands Sticly, Barstowya-ence at Wiscaeset. '0 —5O bidependence, :Allen ; Manchester, Tyler; Waterloo, Allen,aleria Wright, Hamburg -end Glenroy. Demean, Coperthagen—V . Oatmeal,* Id. of 2401 h with loss of spars;•smls, &c ; Hudson, Page, with lass of spars, .— Phoenix, Cammenge, Riga. Irish, 1846. sa n s • ge.c. ; Nucleon, Page, with loss df s p ars, pails, - &c. ; • Far. — :Canadian .... -- well : Garry ; Joahea Bates, Murdock ; Tenemen t -Jones ; , Cairo ' Renshaw, hence at 'Rio Janeiro. Bran,* 241 b. 'Podia' and LelutidaTufts. all hence at Bosto n . Ocean, ( steamer, )' hence at Harare. • . Byron, M •Lellan, hence at Bath, William, Braun, and Preciosa, Minds, hence at Copenhagen. I bliependence, 'Allen • Manchester, Tyler; Waterloo, Allen, with loss of spars;•sa.ls,'&c ; Hudson, Page, with loss of spars, sails, • &c. ; Hudson, Page, with loss df spars, pails,' &c. Far well, Garry; loshaa Bates, Murdock ; Talisman, Jones; Cairo, Potir; and Ceirind, Tufts. all hence at Boston. Byron, M'ijeilan, hence at Bath. 'Michigan, hence at Portland. %Joseph Porter,thence at St. Andrew's. Alfred, Campbell ; Themis, Schoodiac, 'Griffin.; 'Ambassador, Barber, hence at t. John, N.B. Argo; Ellis.:hence at Richibucto. --••••-• Zion's — Hotae,AVPherson, and Saguenay, Tanock, hence at Miramichi. Severn, Wiseman, and Demerest, 'Patterson, hence at Shediac Antelope, 3.0tw3, hence at Prince Edward's Island. Ann M—;M‘Garry; Daniel Grant, Owen, and Mary, --, Bence at'Motrtreal. Lord Maidtaone, Raisbeck ; Aberdeen, M'Grath ; Argyle, Zrockbank ; germ Blair, Kilian ; The Duke, Dady ; Devercux, Patten ; .1 , -ssie:Corrence ; Sir Charles Napier, Huntress;' Aber foyle, Wilson-; Compton, Chappan ; Defence, Davies; Satellite, l i ttinhridge I Onrabcrland, Power.; 'Ben Nevls, Heron ; Flo , a, Glenday ; St. dohn's, Deals; Eliza Morrison, Latch ; — Mary Allen; Wade.; Anne M'Alister, M.Lean ; Milton, Ellis ; Eliza. Beth, Buck; •Irmity, Allen; and Mersey, Macbeth, hence at Quebec Manchester, from Cork. at Quebec; Greenock, Heck, and Chester, for New York, at Quebec. Chapman, terve at the Gulf of St. Lawrence. . Cheetak, Conk. sailed from Zante for Liverpool 12th Sept. ; Tionesta, Andrews, and Bohemian GirrNewson, hence-at Mes sina. Waterlily, Borman& hence at Rouen. • Auguste, Lernbecke, hence at Wainemunde. Gleaner, Riomvi, hence at Texel. Comtnerce:iDt Grave, hence at Ostend. Rover, Owen, for this port at Hayle, with cargo shifted; and leaky. Renshaw, hence at Rio Janeiro. Ocean, (steamer,) hence at Havre. William, Braun ' and Preciosa, Minde, hence at "Copenhagen. Vesta, Schultz, hence at Rwinnemnnde. Countess, Brown,ffrom.Poolc for this port, at St. Mawes, with sails split. Hope, Soger, sailed from-Marseilles for this port 4th Oct ROCHEFORIT, 13th Oct.—The Rasalama, Buckley, from Que bec for Liverpool, was abandoned at sea 21st September, having been waterlogged.in the hurricane Crew taken off by a French fishing brig, arrived at Rdchelle. The second - mate, cook, one seaman, and an apprentice of the Rasalama were washed over board from the French brig 4th Oct. WINDAU, vist Sept.—The-•lT4ctoria, Wigner, from Liverpool, was stranded on the south side of this harbour to-day, and tell over. Crew saved. CorE:KiraGEN, tath Oct.—The schooner Emerald, Davidson, reported to be from Liverpool for Riga, is aground on the Droogden. DAYS. i MAN. Navy YORE, *lit. 23.—The gale of the Bth, 9th, and lett!, has been very severe along the south of this —coast. A large ship was seen ashore near Carysfort ReeLld Sept., with a number of wreckers alou,7side. lixcrrax, Oct. 3.-The Hope, Baker, from , Liverpool, arrived here 21th September, with mainmast sprung in the hurricane of the 19th Se t. •711 e Adelaide, Gourley, also arrived here fr om Liverpool, lust ir,pars, sails, &c. in the same hurricane. The Queen Pornare,Mil. from Liverpool far St. , John, N. 8.. has put in bere with loss -of bowsprit and topmasts, and lower masts sprung duriag, tile hurricane of the 19t.1i Sept. The•stearner Unicorn, trots Sydney and Newfoundland, passed six dismasted vessels on her passage. She left at Sydney,C-8., 28th Sept., the - Q. E. D., from Liverpool for Montreal, and 'Victoria, from Liverpool for Queb e c, both dismasted. The:Zanonl, Sim; from Liverpool for Quebec, has put into this port with loss of main mast; fore and mi.:en topmasts. and head of foremast sprung, e.e during tke:..berricane of the 19th Sept. The Clydesdale, t'uld, arrived Isere from Glasgow. fell in witlythe Dalmarnock, zurns, from Slieditc for Cork, 21st September, dismasted and Waterlogged. anclztook off the captain and three men, the re-, , rn ainder of the crew having perished. The Clydesdale also fell 11 1 , with the Aliad.• from Halifax to Barbadoes, 30th •Sept., masted and supp li ed her with spars. She , has since come in ere, Anon; (late Duane,) arrived here from London yesterday, with loss of foremast, maintopmast, &c. i n Sr i J "Nls N. 8., Sept. 13.—The Bowyer Smith,Oliver.,hence i n he ; e l , P__er 1. has put back to this port, with 'thirteen feet-water l d • having uck on Brier Island during a thick' fog. tibe.sias u o nly ra sustairsect trifling damage. on s i lo SAL, Sept.:B3.—The China, Jones, from Quebec„wen't re on Monicouagan shoals sth instant, and-is being dis in niaptl ed• The flutsrur, Purcell, from Montreal to Cork, struck the Straits of, Belieisle, and became leaky, but proceeded. ;:u barque H e b e, on s h ore on M an i couagan Sh oals , i s nearly erect at high wa ter. The Hartland, Hooper, iias p u t b ac k t o g . "" 14, 1e bees With. damage., having been aground in the Traverse. F p e St. Andrew Wylie, from Glasgow, went on shore criftlie I lia of '‘Lontmerency,.2sth instant, is bilged and fills. The 4 ,,a " rPony, Comfort!). from Newport, is also on shore near St , usefl, oi:d a vessel, eagle unknown, is on shore on the Is land of Orleans. Svnstev, •Sept. 26.—The Hydaspes, Lawson, from Sirippigan s '•.! 3 Liverpool—put into this port 19th instant, with damage, and 'lll have to-take off her deck board. Oct. h. in Tuesday 29 11 9 Wednes. 21 11 1!4 Thurs... 22 - Friday.. 23 032 Saturday 24 4 8 Sunday .25 147 Monday. 26 . 2 31 i: -, , ~,, g.,. 'ell ; . :I.F'r.: 4 4 GENERA: • e 3.4 301 Q' • • `4 TIDE TABLE. EVN. IHICIGHTI .11.0LYDAYS, ETC. h.-m. ft. in. 11 25 16 1 11 5-8 17 0 0 1 - 5 17 2 •U`3o 17 2 1 26 16 7 2:8 16 1 OthSuniay aft. 'Wait* .2:65 , .1 4 11 RACKET LIST. POST -OFFICE, :OCT. 19 Al g o 0-e • -• (.) ; 2 1 r .: , 4 '' g ; ''. 0 = 0 Ig3 .3 -.3 X CI ' so 41 et 'IS. m rt 0 k< a. . a B 0 to 0 . . . pi tg : : Il.' . . be . • . ~, _ • . 0 , ~, n 0 p O 1 , Z Z NRvs:iicies: seat. 26.—The Spanish barque Jacoba, from Ha. rinah to C‘wes, in putting into Charleston 20th instant, in ""stress, went ashore, bilged, and will be a total wreck. k N 0- I.—The St. John Packet, from St. John's, N.B. t 0 London , was abandoned 2,A1l Sept., in lat. 42, lon. 61; crew 7,,en off by the Louisiana. arrived at Bath. b:duanac. 26.—About 159 sail, upward bound vessels, Passed B,c since the 23d-instant. r Lirstourp Oct 1 —Te Martha. of and from Holyhead, , • • ‘ ol dered 2 , th Sept.. in lath 45, long. 59 ; crew saved. 14dward Bamstrad, Arnold ; 'Viola. Jamieson, and Thomas jilt Gardner, hence at New Orleans. ' lo nurnent,'Marshall. hence at Charleston. m..." .P._ E. THURSDAY, OCTOBER Is.—Wind S.S.E., moderate. Altß Mun.—The Duke. Bisset, for Calcutta—Thomas Wash xan, from Barbadoes—Devonia. Long. Denia—Alex ,lir,: Albrecht, from Danzlc—V Ar olant, Murphy, from St. An t ' ow, SA itan,—Perl.andes, Contente, Lisbon —Apparation, Watson, AO Arab, Hossack, Ancona—Asia. Callilee, and John Wilson, Al. ac ilie. St. Jo'tn, NT:B.—Countess of ,Liverpool, Carr, Seville— , telit, Hepb.urn. and ltuna, Sanderson, Rio Janeiro—Leoni jr.•Huston Denia—Teazer. Ford, Syta—Wanderer, Tidey, and a „„neY, Bro . wn, Marseilles—Reis Effendi, Sunderland, Havana . i'ziizabeth and Susan, liothlach. and Patty. Booth, Dordt— ',Pince Albert, &tigers. and Conrad, M'Neil, Valparaiso—Mary, i' se dPath, MarantiLun , and Royal Saxon, ingleby, for New Or. 'eans. r., . . = nt 5. s The new Granada . (steamer,) for Rio and Valparaiso, has put 'Wick with loss of bkrovsplit, having been struck by a very heavy sea. Philip Dean, from Para at this port; left the Lily loading for this port. _ _ _ The Tentessre, for Boston, has put back with slight damage, 'laving been in contact with a steamer. O 0 V. Z r) n , ,-, 2 0 Phoenix. Kniper, hence at Antwerp. Fanny, Wheeler, from the Cape of Good Hope, and Mary C ampbell, Steele, from Demerara at . Cove. Zephyr, late Drure, from Carthagena for Napics at Milford. 'Ache, Thomas, and Huma. Telford, hence at Gibraltar. Otter, Cox, from Cephalonia, and sailed 30th September for thik•Q't Clemarithe, Rite. from Patras, and saile a d b l ia st . a O n c d . tober for this port ; the King of Tyre, Stephe l ns, ui r . tm B rom , , f Ihail, ktiledd October for this port; Hermione, ~and sailed 3d October for this port; Consercarotiveb,otßhroswanile, sailed sth . .••7 41 a. and Zealous. Champion, fr m Naples , `'et. for this port—at Gibraltar. liavre II • rth from Havre. at Nw „,. . , 1 AhWO • York . . On the lif.th th a ship sap "it., .. in lat. 44 6. lon. 43 9, exchanged s i gnals P sa " .f a , 14), Ile the Perick Henry. On the 21st , w l i at. 42 10, long. 11;;., spoke the ship Diadem, hence for Liverp i l n i o h ol e . r s O a o us t , h m e l a 9 i i t4 l 4 . t"' exPerienced a heavy gale of wind, lost par/last, butwarks, and other damage. On . B the 22nd , in lat. 41 fire, lowered a inn. Go 30, fell in with the wteck of a ship at and wen t alongside brit could not make r' put her name; shat was an Enash ship, ' timber loaded, apparently new, with a Wotnan kale figure lead. Hudson hence - at New York. In lat. 42, long. 61, in a heavy from N.E , b mtrin .royal lew away yard most of her sails furled, lost foretop. gallant mast and . Harkaway. hence ,at Richmond. O n Th urs d ay, th e Bth ult., 9 Matchapungoi Shrub in eighteen fath oms water . At 4 p.m. id commenced blowing A tremendous gale from E.N.E., with 'PerYthlck weather, awl a very high sea, hove too under a close latilreefed maintopsail and staysail. At seven, had drifted into 11 Qllls .;vater, when fortunately the wind backed into the N.W. "d the tfilip drifted to seaward. At half-past seven, it blowing Wer4 Illirricarie. with a tremendous sea, split the main-topsail, and e compel:ect to remain all ni g ht under a rnizen-staysail, the i PlabOuring very hard. Dprint, the gale the wind was from 4 ` 4 .W. to E.S.. We saw a number of dead sheep, oxen. staves, Shingles, spats, /oc., drifting about . She has sustained some t rifling dams- cin bulwarks, &c. WV - erica. Allen, hence at New York. On the 31st August, in tat. St as, ion 7. 15, spoke the ship Washington, of Peters. burg, yjrginia, bound to Liverpool. On the 9 th ult., in lat. 47 So, o n :17, spoke the brig Isabtlla, from Quebec for Cork. On the 18th iiit., in lat. 42 30, long. 6 0, en)erienced a gale front S.E. to N.N.E. by N. On the 19th ult., at 3 a.m.. blowing with extreme viohtnce. when all three topgallamt-masts, together With the bead ': of topmasts , bin4e off, and. Adis blown from the Yards. The only sails left be:ng jib, mainsail, i,:pd mizen top. '.ail, Out of e n extra suit ; was obliged to cut away much of the / ttging to save h er fi ning rem spars. On the 20th ult., in corn. P2 l bY with a,,ahip th f . main and rnizen-toprollsetrnast 'NI main and rPajP - toPloil Yards. .••;aille day , saw a fshlpg PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVXRPOOL. Wool), Deals, 120 stand. tn. duty paid Archangel 461.13 10 (6) 0 0 Memel 0 0 0 0 Gothenburg • l6 .0 - - 0 0 Pilryburg Petersburg 16 0 18 0 PLANK s, per foot of 2i nchesthick . Danzig, Deck British American Pine . .l..lcrllwnon. per fathom. Danzig, 4 feet J6II 10 0 0 British American 4 0 4 10 ivfAnoowsry, per foot of 1 inch thick. Honduras Cüba St. Domingo ... 1 .0 .1 6 OAK PLAVICS 0 0 0 0 TEAKWOOD, per cubic feet STAVES, per 1200. Danzig ,•C. Pipe Hhd 90 0 -100 0 40 0 - .50 0 Quebec, rad. to 1 in.thick,} 40 0 50 0 and 5i feet long Do. Puncheon .. l3 8 17 0 Timm, per cubic foot. s. d. s. d. Oak • Pine, British Amer.common 0 0 0 0 red.. 1 5 2 0 yellow 1 10 2 0 1 10 S 0 1 11 Danzig.... Memel.... Riga.red.. isz. per Id , PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE Outward LONDON B z_LIVERPOOL, I -------- I /1.P.18. 25s od 3p. Id 1. ll •••• •••• ••• •••• Jamaica. 2 ss Od@ 30 0 30s • Od Aug. 1 Leeward Isl. Dem. & Berbic 20 0 0 0 20 0 —BO 4 Honduras 5O 0— 60 0 so 0 —6O 0 Havana 35 0— 40 0 33 0 —44 0 New York, Boston 29 0— 25 0 15 0— -- Charleston, S avannah .New Orleans Canada British North America.... } • 25 0— 39 0 25 0— 30 0 Newfousaland : • 2 5 0 0 0 20 0— 25 0 Brazils River Plate .. - 35 0 30 0 (W.) East Indies China.... Batavia 2O 0— 35 0 35 0- 0 0 New South Wales Cape of Good Hope - Africa 3O 0 105 0 _ Gibraltar .. Lima, Valparaiso, &c. Malta, Sicily, ante. .. Smyrna and Constantinople 3O 0— 4 1 G 40 0 0 0 Malaga l7 6 20 0 17 6 20 0 Madeira .. 15 0— 20 0 15 0 — 20 0 . , VTestern Isles ,Cape de Verds —— Lisbon Cadiz 17 6 --)7 France 20 0 ._ --- 20 H011and....... Hamburg, Bremen, &c. .... 0 0 0 0; 0 Gottenbarg, Stockholm .... 0 0-- 0 0 Petersburg, Riga, &c. Oporto ~ ,,,,, , ,, , ,,e, 11 1 A 9 a ' `7: 6-20 0 - 20 0 0-25 0 - THE LiVEAPooI, STANDARD. MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, 0cT.13. We continue to receive, on the whole, very limited arrivals coastwise and from Ireland; and those in from abroad since this day week are only moderate, except States and Canadian Flour, of which we have to report a fair supply. Since Friday last we have had an improved demand for Wheat and Flour, with an inquiry for Indian Corn, but the extensive drain going on for some time past, having lightened the stocks of these articles materially, continued to give the trade a tendency upwards, and few holders appeared disposed to sell freely. Otir market this morning having been well attended by town and country buyers, the trade for most kinds of Wheat, in some degree revived, and sales to a fair extent were effected at an advance of Id to 2d per 701 b, very prime samples exceeding this amendment. Irish and free barrel Flour ruled steadily at the full rates of last week ; and of States, in bond, about 15,000 barrels changed hands, at 335, being 3s over the terms last noted. Barley of all descriptions, as well as Malt, was saleable at an improvement of 2d to ad per quarter Beans and Pease, although in limited request, maintained the position stated in the foregoing report of Friday. Indian Corn, still attracting considerable attention, the small quantity remaining here moves off in retail parcels at 52s to 545, whilst cargoes floating bring 43s to 445, and those near at hand 46s to 48s per 4801 b. Oats and Oatmeal continue to meet a languid sale, with little variation from our last quotations. CORN EXCHANGE, Oct. 16 The duty upon Whcat and Flour is further reduced this week, viz., to as per quarter, and ss per barrel. Since the beginning of the week the arrivals of all grain pro duce into this port have been light, owing partly to the late heavy gales of wind, which, having abated, the weather, after much rain, Is note becoming more favourable for autumn sowing. The business of the past two days has been chiefly in bonded Flour, a good deal of which has again changed hands up to 338 per b;rrel, and the quantity on offer is thus for the moment very limited: Wheats have also continued in fair request at full prices, and several floating cargoes of Indian Corn have met buyers, for direction, in most instances, to various ports in Ireland. Having but few country buyers at this day's market, the Wheat trade was by no means so active as during the week, sellers, however, appearedvqually firm as before, and in a few partial cases a slight amendment was realised upon lower qualit!es, the value of all other Wheats remaining unvaried.— Insh Flour, upon a moderate demand, was is per sack, and free brands of States and Canadian 6d per barrel dearer : States Flour in bond, likewise. Was held on higher terms, and very few holders being disposed to sell, scarcely any business was trans acted therein. Malting Barley and Malt remained steady at our qaotationsi and grinding Barley was in fair request at a further advance of 3d per 6elb. Beans and Pease continued to meet a limited in quiry at late prices - Oats, comnVandlog a tolerable share of attention, obtained Id to 2d per aslb over Tuesday's rates. Oatmeal, of which scarcely any appeared for sale, was little more than nominal in value. Indian Corn, the stock laying here, being nearly exhausted, would sell readily at a further improvement of 'ls per 4801 b., but in cargoes to arrive, no additional operations are reported to-day. Wheat,* 70tb ... . EngHAI red, new Ditto, white .. 9 3 9 p do. Irish red .. 8 4 8 i 0 d 0... Ditto, 'White 8 6 9 o d 0..... Rye, English, *qr —— IlrishdOth --- Barley, English Scotehle Irish,*6o/ti -- —-- d 0..... 4 . 9 5 3 Malt, Eaglish,* qr pale - old .... 65 0 —72 0 Irish Oats, is-4516. E'lisii lii Scotch, new -- --- old .... 4 2 4 7 Welsh 4 o 4 4 Irish. fine qualities 4 0— 4 1 d 0..... 4 2 4 4 general do 3 10 3 11 do. .. •• 4 0— 4 1 Beans., English,' qr —— do. .... 50 0 —52 0 Reach& Irish,*4Bolb -- —-- 60 - —•• 47 0 —49 11 Pearge, English, white 56 6 —6O 0 blue.... —_ __ Do. tz Irish.... maple —— grey .. 46 0 —4B 0 Flour,* 2801 b English & Irish, 2nds —— —• fine .... 3ii 0 —42 0 Ditto, superfine 48 .0 —5O 0 extra ..152 0 —54 0 Oatmeal,* Id. of 24011 , 1 Irish, 1846. Canadian .... Bran, * 241 b. s. d. e. d. 8 9 C.9"2 9 6 —lO 0 8 0 8 6 B—. 9 40 0 —4l 0101 d Ido. 136 o --3 8 0 36 0 =3B 0 ,1 2 - 1 3 LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, OCT. 16 Sugar.—There has been , amuch better feeling in the market lth:s week, and the sales of B. P. are 1000 hhds, at rather higher •prices for brown and fine qualities, to which the demand is at .present principally confined; 4000 bags off Bengal have also been sold, at a similar -improvement for good and fine white, and 600 bags of heavy brown Madras at 38s to 39s per cwt.-- No sales reported in Foreign. A better demand exists for Molasses, and 400 casks have been •sold, viz., Antigua and Montserrat, at:24syer cwt. 'Coffee.—With the exception of really linuJamaica. all des. criptions are in limited request. The sales comprise 120 casks Jamaica, 8 tees boo bags Plantation Ceylon at 64s to 70s, 350 'begs Sincapore at 23s to'32s 6d, 340 bags Lagitayra at 33s to 48s, , und small lots Costa Rica and Rio at the quotations. .300 bags of Brazil Conowere reported ht 31a6d to 325, and 250 bags and brls of African Ginger at 27s 34 to 29s per cwt, duty paid. _ trice.-3000 bags Bengal sold at 18s to 298.6 d for low middling to fine quality. Rum.—The sales are 150 puns Demerara, 83 to 35 per cent. -0. P., at 35 4d to 36 15d ;•-ft favourite mark brought 4s per gallon, also 50 casks East India atts per gallon,,proof. PRICES CURRENT Lima fit. Helena Maranhao Mauritius Mobile ... Monte Vide< N. Orleans . New York . Pernambuco .1 Aug Rio Janeiro.. .. Favannah.... .. Valparaiso . ' . Vera Cruz .. , .. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, OCT. 13. Total quantities per Price per Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter Amt. Wheat..., B6 .. . .e 335 4 4 £2 15 2 paid. Barley sg . . 184 IS 6 - Oats - -- SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, OCT. 14. 21 We were well supplied with stock, and of good quality. The is market was well cleared at rates fully equal to those of last 221 week. Beef, 6d to did; Mutton, 6fid tq 7d per lb. 2i -42 s WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, OCT. 16. 100 The supplies of all grain are pretty good, except Barley, which I N comes slowly to hand. We have a good business passing in all 2fi descriptions of Wheat, at an advance 01 ful y 28 per qr.—Barley 2P I l' sells freely at an improvement of Is. to 2s. per quarter. Beans Is. per quarter higher. Oats id per stone dearer, and Shelling 75 moves off at better prices. Malt is held for 28. per load more 5 money. 30 , 8 LEEDS CORN MARKET, Ocr. 13. We continue to be liberally supplied with Wheat; we have also a rather large arrival of Beans, but moderate of other arti cles. Wheat abd Beaus are held firmly at the full prices of last week, but they meet a very slow sale. Fine Barley is again is. per quarter dearer, but no improvements in other qualities. Oats dull. and a shade cheaper. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, OCT. 13 , During the present week our millers h::ve not been free buy ers of Wheat, but holders declined selling; except at an advance of Is to 2s per quarter; 248 per gst. 101 b. has been realized for fine red English. and more for white. Malting Barley in re-. quest, and Is per qua; ter dearer. Grinding firm, at last week's prices. In Beans and Oats no alteration. DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 16. The Grain Markets continue upwards every market day, 6d to is per barrel on VW heat Oats, and Barley, and Is. per cwt. on Flour and Oatmeal; the best Wheat is now 385 6d ; Malt, 35s to 365; Rapeseed, 26s 6d; Ist Flour, 245; second, 225; Oat meal, 21s; and Indian Meal, 15s 6d. The retail price of Flour is from 2s 6d to ss 6d per stone, and of Oatmeal 3s, bread, at the same time, having risen id the 41b loaf these three weeks back, being now Sid- to Sid. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, OCT. 16. The market was I:rge, and prices of gocd meat much about that of this day week ; but there was a great deal of inferior Cattle, which was difficult to sell ; they were, however, parted with in the afternoon at about 6d per cwt. re uction. for s augh tering I , or contract, more than export. There was also a large show of Pigs. Pork 408 to 426 per cwt.; Beef, 42s to 54s off sink; slaughter 35s to 365. net; Mutton, Sad to 6ad per lb ; Veal, 7d. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, Oar.• 17 A steady husiness has been done during the week, and fresh qualities of each article have gone off on arrival at full and ra ther improving prices. At Liverpool and VVakefiell yesterday, a tendency to further advance was observable in every article. The same remark is applicable to our market to-day, and though the demand is not very active, there is a steady sale, which takes off all fresh qualities of each article at somewhat higher rates than on this day week. We raise our quotations for Wheat 2d. and Oats Id per bushel; choice fresh Flour fully ts per sack and 6d. per barrel; new Oatmeal 6d. to Is., and Malt 24. per load. Beans steady at former rates; Barley 4d per bushel higher, and all sorts of feeding stuff in demand at higher prices. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, OCT. 16 The demand frcm speculators in the early part of the week Was again extensive, and on The arrival of the Boston stesmer on Wednesday, confirming the pr previous accounts of the injury sustained by the crop, large sales were made at advanced prices, American descriptions, particularly the lower qualities, being id to id, and other kind, id higher than last week. Sea Island has been in good demand during the last fortnight, and prices are Id pe lb. higher. Speculators have taken 34,100 Ame rican, 500 Maceio, '2OO Maranham, 301 Egyptian, and 2000 Surat, and Exporters 900 American, 100 Pernams, and 900 Surat. Declared for auction on *Friday next, t5O Sea Island, 305 Stained ditto, and 10J Bowed Sea Island. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, From the Ifth to the :6th Ca., inclusive. Prices paid I MPC SALES or THE WEEK. lin the week. This Wk. IRTB plisyear 40 , t Sea Island i log a 18 160 i Stained 694t,,80wed Georgia 15040 { M o bile Alabama and Tennes 4t St i 1370 34710 New Orleans 200{Pernanilmeo Ar Paraiba 6t 31 454 Aracsti and Ceara 1539 Bahia and !Oiled() 6l 7i -• 2410 1 66 •si 1 . " ,s 2 1 S awg i n ned { rearanham Minas — Para — .. Demerara, Surinam &c 64 St 1500 Egyptian • .... Barbadoes — .. I Peruvian • •• .. Bahama . Laguayra 1248 Common' West'lndia 110 Carthagena .. Smyrna Manilla 6600 Surat.. 40 Madras bengal .96 7i !,} Z6l 4i 11 580 - 5827 70900tbities 1 Asugs, S. tl. s. d. MADDSR,*CIVt. S. d. s . d I Montreal,Pot 0 0 fa -- 0 Dutch, °sop 00- 0 0 Pearl 0.0-- 0 Ombro 00- 0 o U. States, Pot 22 0 -'25 0 Gamene O- 0 o . Pearl 25 '0 -46 0 Midi , .. - 0 0 BARK, Quercit 8 6- g 6 Fr enc h , S.F. - 0 0 Oak, v ton 44 0 - 5 0 S.F.F 44 0 -45 0 German.... 3 10 - -6 0 E.S.F 46 0 -48 0 8 RIMSTONK, 4E. tOft E.5.F.F.44 0 • 51 0 Sicily, &c... 3•0 ,-... 515 Spanish Tuscany.... -- MoLAsSIiS. Ws cwt. 'CASSIA LIONRA,B. 4.0 a. d St. I..uaaitc 2l 0 -22 0 v. cwt. in bd 65 0-- 0 Demerara, &c 22 0 -23 4 ".CLOVarli-SaaD, * Cud. Bar & Antigua 24 a -25 0 American, redo° 0- 55 0 51 UNJERT, cast 14 0 -21 0 Dutch 50 0--'6O 0 (hr., Olivr, 44. 252 gaits. p l o c r l t l i l 4,,,c .. 38 0 -40 e French&Germso '0 - , 60 0 Gallipoli ..... ,E 42 6 - 42 :0 4 COCOA, * c•tft. Trieste ........ 40 ..!0 - -41 0 Trinidad.... 37 0-.42 0 S . . 40 0 - 43 0 A Grenada .. 1 . nga 0- o Ma1aga.......... 41 0 - 42 0 Brazil ZDOPYRE, 34. cart, in bond. 0-. 42 0 Levan ....... 3,. o -39 0 lama. triage 1 29 Palm,44 ton. — 3 5 10 -36 ordinary good& fine o. 59 4.60 0 pale.... ..32 0 -32 a middling .... 62 0- 70 0 colselrcd..2B o -30 0 good mid. .. 72 0-t65 6 Cod. 26 10 - 0 finc mid. &c. 100 0-180 .0 Linseed, v cwt. 26 0 - 2 e p Dutch, triage J 30 0- 40 4 Ra p e, paleAl.o. 35 0 -36 4 ordinary furpen.sp-oni .55 0 -56 0 good &fine*. 4i 0- 30 0 Ricx, * me! middling .... 56 0- 64 .0 Carolina, dress. 32 0- 0 0 good mid. ''''' A o _ lo 0 in oond 24 0 -28 0 fine mid., &e. Bengal, , rd. dol6 0 -17 0 .Mocha - ,65 0 mid to fine .. 18 0 -20 0 Ceylon - ,75 1 African.......... none. •IJava - 40 0 RUM, 19 gesliap. in bond. - Havana Jamaica, good & fine 35 0- 40 0 12 to 16 o. p.,. 2 9 St. Domingo 27 6- 82 .4 stronger 3 4 :Brazil 2B 0- 130 *0 choice 'aortic-. 4 6 Laguna 32 4- 85 • 0 SAFFLOWER, Cer.r4Vi . Dynwoons,r ton ,B. s. ..e. s• • Bengal, bogwood, Jam. 4 S- .4 'lO good & flne46 0- a 10 Hon. & Dom. 4 is- 5 •5 ord. &raid 3 0- 5 11 v am p e achy 7 5- 7 .10 Bombay ...... 110- 2 16 Rustic, Span... 4 0- 410 SALTPETRE, * cwt S. d. R. d. 'gamine° 6 4- 6 5 East India .... 22 0 -28 0 ,E uei t o Cabello 4 10- 5 7. 5 SouthAmerica.r4E 0- 0 0 -Cuba - 10 10 &ZELL LAC,.* VIVI. ill bond. t4icArtwou4 Wooly. orange 46 0 -54 0 ' 'Rio de la Hache • liver and block 36 0 -42 0 solid lO 0- 1.1 4 SKINS, Wean l2 41- 13 10 iNeutria, 4 doe G 0 -12 0 mull 9 0- 10 0 , Ohinchilli, do. 10 0 -2', 0 Lima, solid l5 10- Seal, each ......s 0-3 ;0 Barwoad, Ango.s 0- 5 5 SraiAc, v cwt. GAboon - 4 1 . 0 Sicily camwood .... 6 0- 17 0 Werra° Red San. Wood 5 0- 5 10 • Trieste F6Axelwilon. Verona. Riga. Pi• - T•R• • • DOGS Tyrolese P'bigg, gllead 44 0 - 0 A 61.10,AR, To cwt. Archangel .... none B.P. Muscovado Dutch .& Elem. 60 0- 90 • I raQist brown 43 ..b GALLS, 19.CICt. I dry brown Turkey,•blue .. 75 0- good & mid 4B . 6 - mixed. ... .. 54 0- 60 4 fine &v. fine 51 0 -, East India . .... 58 0- 60 0 Mauritius, Gino/sap As• 41,1 . dabs•and mo 40 0 -,42 0 Barbadoes, .... 40 0- 42 0 brown 44 A -.45 6 Jamaica ... .. -50 0-180 0 1 yellow 48 a -44 0 E. India, ( n bd. 20 0- 24 0 ! East India, Bengal Gum, 30 cwt. 1 Khzuar 35 ' 1 -se 0 Arabic, Turkey 00- 0 0 brown 3i 0 - 4 1 ,) East JIKIIA. 2 10- 4to yeuew,, 42 6 -45 6 Barbary, . 4 0 4 5 extra tine. .58 0 -6 2 0 Senegl .- • • 6 0- 5 10 Manilla, in bd 1:1 0 -34 0 gam p, *ton ,4e R. .6" 5 • Havana, do P'burg, clean.. 35 10- 36 0 brown outshot SA 0- 35 0 y e ll ow . .... Riga, Rhine . . .,35 0- 35 10 white 0rd.... outobot .33 4 0- 34 0 good & line.... Archangel .... 0 0- 0 0 Brazil, in bond. Manilla - 0 0 brown 4, Bombay 1,5 0- 18 0 yellow . .45 0 Jute l5 6- 20 0 white ord. .. 2,3 6 -27 Hums, Ox and Cow, vlb good ana fine 0 0 - 0 0 B. Ayres and Monte Video. TALLOW, 'Mi. inferior & mid. 0 5- 0 6 P'burgh, Y.C. 50 A good & prime., 0 63- 0 8 Odessa Do. salted .... 0 h- 0 4 i Archangel .... _ N. Amer. salted 0 2e- 0 33 Buenos Ayres.. 0 * - Brazil - 0 6 TAR, s brt. dry salted 0 4.3 r 0 5 Stockholm .... 17 6 -18 0 Rio, dry Valparaiso, dry 0 4i- .5 6 Carolina 11 6 -,12 6 ----.- Odessa, &c. dry 0 0- 0 0 Virginia — Australia.. W. Andia, dry.. 0 43- :0 6 TARTAR., 41 , CRY/ Bahia. salted.. 0 3- 0 43 Cream of Tartar6s o •-•, - o • • - - Barbad • nea• • East India .... 0 7-•0 40 brown and ye 1.44 0 -45 0 y, . -- ---- omuay .. Kips,.B.A. dry. 0 7 - 0 Si TEA, * lb. in bond. Horse, .d. each 12 0 -18 4 Bohea, Canton 0 2 -- • 4 Floass gem,* lb. Fokein - . Ca lcutta ... Short .. ...... 0 9- 0 103 Congou. corn. 0 9-0 10 C. G. H o p e ' ch mixed „,,, 0 103- 1 2 mid. to fine. 1 6- 2 2 arteston, long tails 1 6- 2 0 j Twankay, corn. I 1- 1 13 Cb Ina . • combed - 2 8 mid. to good 1 3 - 1 10 ' Demerara.. Loma°, 1 0 lk..in bond. j Pekoe, Orange 1 0- 2 6 Havana. .. Bengal. C am po i, Jamaica. pur. & viola 00- 0 0 com. to good none La Guayra blue & violet 0 0- 0 0 Hys.on Skin.... 0 8- 011 - blue 0 0- 0 0 mid. to fine 1 2 - I s violet, & fine 4 0- , 5 6 Soucbong,com. 010 - 1 0 ord. & mid. 4 3- 5 0 good to fine 1 6. - 2 4 violet & cop. 1 3 3- 4 e Pekoe, flowery 2 0- 3 0 mixed •• .1 Hyson,com... 2 0 - 2 '2 cop. g• & fine. S 4- 1 0 fi ne 2 4 - 3 6 ord. & mid. 2 6:- 3 6 Young Hylton 011 - 3 0 con, quality 22- 4 3 I Imperial -2 9 Oude. ......... 1 4- 3 6 I Gunpowder, Madras •••••••• 1 9- 4 0 1 good and firm 1 10 - 4 0 Guatimala,* lb. ;TOBACCO, V lb. in bond. Floras ...... 4 0- 4 9 ' J. River, Leaf 0 13- 0 5 Sobres ...... 3 0- 4 0 Stemmed 4 31- 0 53 Cortex .. ~ •• 2 0- 3 0 Kentucky - 0 4 4 6 Maryland - 0 0 Carracas, Flo. 3 9 - Sobres ...... s 0- 4 0 TURMERIC, 4 cwt. in boa. i 6- 2 9 Bengal 9 6 -14 0 Cortes ...... ITuaRENTINE, V cwt. LAC Dvs, V lb• D.T. and prime 1 a mid. to good 0 d-- ord. & infer. 0 `2-- MADDER ROOTS r co. 5 m , i .„,.. .... .. 45 0- Tripoli & Syria 0 0- French 4l 0- 4, Ng Oa 9.9 -0 0 0,0- 0 0 9 0 A'o3 - 0 0 0 4 - 0 0 -45 0 45 0 -47 48 0 -54 0 24 0 -26 0 36 0 -38 0 1 0 -44 0 -.48 4) -50 6 49 .0 —49 6 o o o o —0 0 . . 2 2 1 American 6 0— g 3 l 1 6 :VPLOWIA, If. i 011•4 i It S Q 5 Smyrna, pickedl3 0 —l6 0 Morea lO 0 —l3 0 50 0 ,Wwx, BREW r. Wt. in bond. ! 0 0 1 African 1 1 1 42 0 i East India 0 7 le STATE OF TRADE. MANCUESTER.—Thabusiness of this market during the past week has been nearly at a stand-Still. Shippers are d ing almost nothing, and the.country houses are complaining bitterly of the great falling cif in the demand at this usually busy season, when. drapers make their selection of winter stock. Notwith standing the growing depression in this market, considerable speculation .still continues in the Liverpool•market, and Cotton has *gain changed bands in large quantities at advanced rates. Spinners and manufacturers find it a vain struggle to effect a corresponding advance on their productions, and there appears to be a-general conviction gaining ground that no alternative remains to them but a large contraction of supply, by working short•time. It is suggested that the mills should only run four clayas week, but several patties object to such an arrangement on moral grounds, and are recommending a temporary limitation of therhours to eight or nine daily. The prospects of the oper atives daring the winter are indeed gloomy, and are mainly attributable to the speculation going on in Corn and Cotton. The wild alarm sought to'be spread by false rumours of famine in these islands can have no other effect than to exorbitantly raise , the vices of bread stuffs in foreign countries, and induce the withholding of supplies until shippers thence can realise the highest rates of profit. By this short-sighted and selfish policy of corn speculators here, Nth() cram the journalism/Mb erroneous statements, Corn is daily advancing in all foreign ports, where •theholders are determined to wring the uttermost advantage from our presumed necessities. It is difficult to quote pricea in a 'markets() disarranged arthis is at present, where the wealth or need of the holder of stock regulates his firmness in demand ing thesaelvance required by.the increased cost of the staple, or compels him to submit to the sacrifice of the old and unre munerative rates; the following, however, have been the prices Most general at which the small business done has been trans acted, viz.. -27 inch, 63 reed•printers, 4s 6d; 27 inch. 66 reed •ditto, 48 6d to 5s lid; 72 reeds, 5s 3d to 5s Vitt 36 inch shirt imgs, 66 reed, at 7s 9d to 8s 3d : 72 reeds, at es totes ; 40 inch G. E.:lndia longcloths, 66 reed, at 7s 6ti to es; and 72 reeds, at 95 3.1 to:es /id. The stocks of these latter are heavy and ac emulating, the shipments.recently having been we. Bleachers are complaining of having little to do.—Manehester Advertiser. ROCHDALE.—The Flannel market has been rather quiet to 'day, and the.demand more limited. In the Wool market there has been very little doing ; the demand has been chiefly for low priced Monis, maryinrfrom !Cut to 15 Id per lb. MUDDERSPLELD. —We have not much improvement in our market today, and whit business is doing is done for little or no profit. ‘.Business is also Actin the warehouses. Eaans.—Both to-day and ow Saturday the same dull state of markets,has ruled at both our Cloth Halls, as has been the case of late. The foreign houses ore doing very little in the way of purchases, and .the houses which are in the home trade con tinue to purchase only from band to mouth. Prices are without any atteration. 'Business has been dull in the warehouses, but if the weather should be cold during the month, the,general impression is, that the trade for winter goods will be pretty brisk fora time. BgADCORD —Wool Market.—The last has been an extremely dull week for the sale of c .mbing•wools, and the market-is Hush supplied with. all•kinds, but owing to the high rates still sought in the country, the prices here are Anell maintained. Noils and brokes are rather fatter, and a shade lower prices submlted to. Yarn market.—• The business doing to-day is very similar 'to several weeks past, and the spinners fear the approach of-winter, with the present low prices. for Varns.—Piece Market.—The piece trade to-day has been rattier .ciuiet, but as the accounts from the fair at Leipzic are pretty satisfactory, it is hoped ,we shall see ere long more animated doings. This being between the seasons., the. manufacturers of fancy goods are generally flat. as plain Orleans and paramattas are most inquired for, and prices remain s'.eady. LEICESTER..—Our. trade is in much Cie same condition as we last week reported. On the whole rather dull for the sea. son. The country houses experience more demand than those engaged in the London trade The (adore of the potatce crop, and the consequentadvance in provisions, tend rather to cheek the demand. There is no ehangein. Wools or Yarns ; the mills are working full tune, and the machinery4s all employed. TOE IRON TF.A.O.S —The sinarterly meeting was held in Bir mingham on Thursday. :It was resolved to maintain present prices; the general feeling being rater itattavour of an advance than a reduction. The nailersAn the neighbourhood of Hale covren still remain out, the masters being determined to resist the advance of price demanded. Hitherto the turnouts have ,conducted themselves peaceably. There is an accredited ru mour here. says the Ilereford Times. that Sri John Guest, of the Dowlals I•onwortts. has just completed A contract to supply 200,000 tons of iron rails, at el 0 per ton ; the value of which will be two millions sterling. The same iron three or four years ago would have been sold at from ,e 5 to .eti per ton. LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL Direct. I r direct Diroct. !Indirect June 3 Aug. 19 Sept. 8 Aug. 27 July July J ) Sept. ,Aug. 201 .IJuly 21 Sept. : 2 July Sept. 2 1 Sept. 26 July 24 Sept. 3 Aug. Scpt June Sept, WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND WORKHOUSE HOSPITALS. Oar. 17, 1816. AnuiTrrn. Fever and Small Po x .20 Cured .. Medical and Surgical Wards 38 Relieved Lying-in Wards Lock DISCHARGED REMAINING IN THE FIOSPIT ALF; iiiiic;l;niorgical Wards Lying-in Wards Lock Consulting Physicians. Dr. Consulting Surgeor nrie and Dr. Pickeihwaite 11r. ME:cunt:ch. 'on, Mr. C;rimpdale t.Surgeon, Mr E. T. IVatk House Sorg Apothecary, Mr. Gilmour PkWig and PRICES OF SHARES, 0cr..19 Saturday', Prices. SHARES RAILWAYS, Aberdeen Railway A mberg,ate,Nottingham,Boston, and Eastern J unction ...... Arbroath and Forfar .. . Bedford, London & Birmingham Birkenhead, Lancashire & Ches. Birmingham and Dudley ...... Birmingham and Gloucester .. i-shares iss. 74 dis. ...... Blackburn, Charley & L'pool Blackburn, Clitheroe, & N.West Blackburn, Darwen and Bolton. Bristol and Exeter ... .. • Ditto, new Shares i d ax d.. par 4 p 2i p 3 'Bristol and Gloucester ...... Boston. Newark, and Sheffield Buchin ghamshire Caledonian .... Half shares 220* Clydesdale Extensio n liCambridge and Oxford 50 'Chester and Birkenhead Junction 25 Ditto half 8 4! Ditto new £2O shares 2 73,Chester and Holyhead *Derby and Gt. Grimsby Junction 42 s!Dereharn and Norwich 25 Dundee and Arbroath 121 New 2 1 . Dundee and Perth it ve 25 Eact, Countie Perpetual, No. I 6 11 Perpetual, No. 2 iosl York'Extension. [4 East Lancashire . Ditto new Shares D Do. late Blackburn 8.; PreEtor 1231 Ditto quarter shares Half shares dinburgh,Leith and Granton 20 . 1 Ditt , Edinburgh and Northern 2 / Ditto. 3 Edinburg ii Ely and Huntingdon ,nd Perth 5 # iEieter, Yeovil and Dorchester.. 22 s1Pleetwood. Preston and West It 'u Furness 42s Furness and Windermere 2 4 Glasgow and DUlT.frieS 25 G asgow, Paisley, & Greenock 12} Ditto half shares .... 1 la Ditto preference shares 59 Glasgow and Ayr ...... 20 I „e4o shares... ... 12 ii Quarter share New shares • 74 C4reat Grimsby Dock 10 , Great Grimsby and Iti Quarter shares 3 Extension shares 100 Great North of England a New Stock.. 15 , 430 shares It .t 9 is shares • • 2 4 'Great North of Scotland 1 95 G G rr Ditto Dittoaa t t Northl‘q_ut quarter.. atert tr andenr.. Shares.. .. South . ... ...... 2 Ditto Filth Shares 12 Ditto Ditto 42 s Goole and Doncaster 114 1 p 23 21 1 H :D u :, ixdtd d ttae e eoir r ns s ac isfifinui eo e dai l n: d se C hßr a ar n rae a ds n d l f o a r d a ßa c ilway 18 Huddersfield and Sheffield .... 50 Hull and Selby 25 Ditto half 11 ~'Ipswich and Bu W ry St. 45 Lancaster and Carlisle 5 Ditto thirds.... 4 74 Lancaster and Preston 19 Dine three-quarter shares tip Ditto quarter 42 s'Lancasliire and North Yorkshire 19 (Liverpool and Bury 1 New 6 d i 11 p 12 4} p 4/ i d.: par B,s9d dles3d 14i.. I.Q 15ip 16i 17 .. 19 4 d 6 li d 1 2i d 2 53 p 54 38 p 39 1 g p 19i d d 16sic1 p 1%11 L'pool, M. and N'castleJunctir,r,l 14 d I :R 24 Liverpool, Ormskirk & Preston - !5 London anr , Blackwall 60 London and South Coast 40 3 * P 3 1 9 Stk ga 59b.. 6u6 New shares , p - ^ 8 $ London t Manchester.. Ringtn. 4; s6d i1445G , 11 54 Ditto.. Rastrick's 27s d 24s Stock. London and North Western . ins. • 1 97 2 Quarter Shares ....... ......, 204 p 201 2 New quarter shares 144.. 14i 2 Fifth shares 5 Quarter shares (G. J.) '8 '4O shares (L. & M.) 344 p 35 40 London & Manchsr. & Dirmg 73k.. 74a 5 Quarter shares (A) 71 P ii 5 Quarter shares Quarter shares 42s London and Birmingham Exten London and Portsmouth 56 London and South Western 40 .40 shares 18 New £4O shares ..... 22 New .e5O shares 23 London and ) ork ..... New shares . Direct Northe 76 i) ii 7iP 7 P 74 I d g 7a p 1. R 67 .. 69 51j..54 6 p 7 P d 1 A . sClLongridge and Prestrr ILeeds and Bradford 22kLeeds and Dewsbury \ Do. Branet A Leeds and Tbirsk ---,, is Lynn and Dereham .. '3 d * I is Lynn and Ely la Manchester & Birmingh. Con... I tis d 13s tg Manchester, Mid.& Gt. Grimsby 2;s3dd IBsgd Id 93 Manchester, Bolton, & Bury . • 35 P 37 1 1 Filth shares 428 Extension 5 Manchester, Sheffield Ar Midland'Sostid d 5356 d 82 Manchester and Leeds 3s Ditto half shares 10 p 11 2 Ditto quarter shares .. 3 Ditto fifth shares • 5} p 51 42s Extension shares Used pltis3d 64 Ditto sixteenth shares ...... 42s Matlock sod Midland Stock. Midland Railway 24 £4O shares 50th Shares Con. Birmingham and Derby 2.11M01d J unction 15 igeweast ana Beni ick 100 Newcastleand Carlisle 25 Quarter shales 25 ' North British 11 Half shares 141 Quarter shares Stock. Union (A.) Stock. Ditto (E so Northern and Eastern 101 Norfolk Half shares 2 Tenth shares 2 Extension ...... 42, Norlh Staffordshire Is North Wales Mineral 135.. 137 114 p 12 5356 d p 5656 d 110..112 11 d 14 109 p 111 343.. 35 101..103 18 p 13 220.. 222 150.. 152 68.. ;0 132.. 134 38 P 48 P P 1 1 P 21 p 3 8 1 New shares 22s North Western 17s' Northumberlan P 1a 124 'Oxford. Worcester & W olver... si d ALL Preston and Wyre All Preference (5 per cent) .... , 36 All: New (5 per cent & div.) I 54 41 1 Half shares (A) 14, Half shares (B) 6354 d Sixth shares 1 ,143 Runcorn Gap s., j New shares (40 dis.) 41 Ditto preference 10t4 Sheffield and Manchester Quarter 25 t-shares No. 2 34i.. 1 9 P 00 - 2 i-sharcs No. 3 Sheffield and Lincolnshire is d 2,1 Sheffield and Lincoln Extension. If d 2a Shrewsbury and Great. Western. p 3 Shrewsbury and Bilminghani p Do. and Chester new shares 35 South Devon Stock. South Eastern And Dover 20 New shares No. 1 12 2.lew shares No. 2 15 Consolhloted Thirds 2 I...Tesiv shares No. 4. 21 p 3 2 p, 2 4 2 p 21 ti p 6 p 6 Ya d 2* I )24 Scottish (:astral 24 New share.: .. 324 Scottish Min land 42s South Midland . j p 1 2 1 1 South Stafrorclshire Junction k p i lilSouthprmt and Buxton 42.1 Trent Valley,•Miellantl, &G.Junc 18 .1 d p 3spc 1 arrea n au. Dovolralley. ..... iii Warwick and Cheltenham ham... ,ti Wakefield. Pontefract, and Goole 5 Extension shams... 425, Warwick , itire,and London 42siWest Riding Union 10 ieWalts, Somerset, and Weymouth 18 4Vhitehaveu Junction li West End and Southern Counties 6 - Whitehaven and. Furness I York and Carlisle York and North IdiCand . It Shares Neor Half Shares (Scarborough) . . to !York and Selhy .450 shares 1 1 po. (E. & W. Riding Extension) IRISH LINES. 17E . , Belfastand Ballymena .... 121 Cork andd3andon /9 Dublin and,BeLfast Junction 70 , Dublin and Drogheda 20 i Shares ........... 4 Dublin and•Galway 74 Dundalk and enr itkillen 14,Galway and Kilenny 2i Great Munster. . 270 Great Southern .and Western 2i Killarney Junction .. 220 Limerick and Waterford 2 p I 13 .p 14 P 4g • 123 LendonAterry and Coleraine ...• d 123 Londonderry and Enniskillen d 8 123 Midland Gt Western & Canal B4 d 2f Ditto FA - tension to Galway 2d 13 5 Newry and Warzen-voint 4l 38 Ulster 1. IWaterfold awl Jillkpn FOREIGN AN I/ COLONIAL LINES 6 'Boulogne and slGreat North of India. slGreat IA es: ern Benga 'Great V 1 Si 6a P d 6 I 1A d . 1 t t.l i hi d .1* par..; tern Canada 5 I N ort h of France, cOnistrl 6 Orleans, Tours & Bourdeaux F. Const 1 2r6771 ) 628562 16183 } 37141 } •• • • } 6u02 ) -41093 PRICES OF SHARES.—CoNT Sales This Day. BANKS, &c. R } p is 3 I2a , Liverpoofi It, Ditto 10 Ditto 10 Dittc 00 Bankir, Boron] Conlrn - c 6s 3cl p '3 2ip d 10 Manchester & I n North and Soutl 24 Liverpool Fire a Ditto 10 j Marine Assort 2 Royal Assurenee Company Stock. Bootle V 1 etcr Works Stock. Harrington \Vote) ;corks, 100 Coal Gals Camper) SO Ditto new share I . 25 Ditto, quarter 17i Anderton Carrying Comp 100 Exchange Building:, .. . 50 Paciac Steam Company Of d 1c In Steam Tug Company .... 8 Sonth-East Steam Company Prices marked thus [p] are at a discount. S.—Denotes Scrip Shares called R.—Denotes Shares called in for in frr Registration Registration. BIRTHS On the 12th instant Mr. WILLIAM S TYRER On the 13th instant, the v of Elliott-street, of a clang] On the 14th instant, Mrs a son. MARRIED Lately, JANE at Kingston, Car third daughte Lately, at Pyle, Mr. THOMAS HARDT vt MARY AUSTIN, ag days, nearly fitty 37( their y quarrelled century. rcdee ned those I day of their youth, they h I affe6t le to each °the Same day, at St. Martin' Mr. EDWARD STOUT, son of Mr. J maker, Lord-sir et, to M IRIAM, elde WILLIAM JONES. plasterer. Same day. at St. Philip's Church, Mr. JAMES to Mrs. ELLEN SAXON. This Day at a premium, —those marked rd 1 irtbs, ..lat . rfagrs anb Bratfig. which in the he . . On the sth of Feb limy last according to the rites of the Roman Catholic Church. and afterwards by the Rev. E. Par sons. M.A., ROBERT LUCAS, Esq., toJULIA ELEANOR ST. ALBIN. On the 31st July, at Montreal, Mr. ROBERT SEATH, late of Ffeshfre, to Miss MA h GARET STEPHEN, daughter of the late Mr. G. Stephen, of Banffshire. On the 17th ultimo. at Montreal, ANN BRA IDWOOD, second daughter formerly of Douglas, Scotland. On the tith insta , 4, at St. Nicholas's Church, by the Rev. A, T. Tomlin, Mr. WILLIAM RUSSELL, letter carrier, to Miss HANNAH WILDRIDGE, eldest dau g ht er o f the late Captain I John Whdridge, of Eldon.place, Mr. T. ALLAN, teacher, to f Mr. JOHN LOURIE, by the Rev. C. Wray, mes Stout, boot and shoe t daughter of the late Mr. On the gth instant. at Stirling. by the Rev. A. R. Johnston, of Durst cher, Mr. ANDREW HEWAT, druggist, of this town, tc Miss JANE N. JOHNSTON, younges , daughter of the late Thomas Johnston. Esq.. of Hall-house, Denny On the:l Oth instant. at Christ Church, M WADE, to Miss MAY SWAIN JOHN MERRITT Same day, at Welshp - 01, by the Vets. Archdeacon Clive. Mr. EDWARD PRYCE, of London, to ELEANOR, eldest daughter of Mr. EDWARD DAVIES. Esq.. of Welshpool. On the llth instant, at St. Philip'g Church. Mr. WILLIAM ROBINSON, upholsterer, to ELIZABETH, daughter of Mr. WILLIAM STY , ES. 49 P :. 80 9 30n• 39i it 4 icli I P I 9I t.. 22 p 4 71 d 6-Z I 76 d 'i 11 d lo 3} d 3 ;1 d 6i 366 d i d 4 d 4 SOUTHWARD, Sarre day, at Wroughton, ti the Rev. E. Everard. chaplain . fort, Captain F. LOVELL, to the Lady ROSE SOMERSLE fourth daughter of the Duke and Duchess of BEAUFORT. On the lath instant, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. JOHN SINK LER, to Miss MARY DAVIES. Same day at Melmerhy, Cii , rlberland son, 8.C.L.. ANDREW E. BYRNE JESSIE BETHIA CARRICK, fPth d Carrick, Esq., of Glasgov in Lovell, Es the Doke of by the Rev. R. C. Patten- Esq.. of this town, to ter of the late Jaines Same day, at Langwathhy, Cumberland, Mr. JONATHAN ROBINSON, merchant, of this town, to MARGARET. third daughter of the late JOHN PO WLEY, Esq., of Langwathby. On the 14th instant. W. M. COCHRANE, Esq.. son of the Hon. Major W. E. Cochrane, and grandson of the late Earl of Dundonald, to MA RY, relict of P. B MARSHALL, Esq„ and daughter of W. HUSSEY, Esq., of Glasgow. Same day. at St. John's Church, Captain POWELL, second son of S. Powell. Esq.. of Toxteth-park, to EMMA, daughter of the late Mr. R. DUNNING, of Chester. On the 15th instant, at St. Bride's CharAcßhE.Tbb,yytbtheeßEee daughtervv. D. Stewart, Mr. R. H. TAYLOR; surveyor. to REBECCA, youngest Carr. Samedaughterß.B.A., ..o,yfAt at St. is l s T a t t c e it R, A s. A. s P s l q K. Church,t 0 N Gs:TiAORNG. Helen's, f R. ROBINSON, Esq.. of Peasley-house. near St. Helen's. Same day, at St. John's Church, Manchester, by the Rev. W. Huntingdon. M.A., Mr. THOMAS SOUTHALL, of Warrington, to JANE, second daughter of the late Mr. MATTHEW COW PER, accountant, Manchester. Same day, at Chi!avail Church, by the Rev. William Purdon, CHARLES WATKINS WILLIAMS, Esq., son of Richard Williams, Esq., of Drumcondra Castle, Dublin, to ANN, daugh , tcr of JOHN HIGHFIRLD, Esq.. of Mayfield, Aigburth. On the 16th instant. at Christ Church by the Rey. J. Consor. Mr. L. S. LAWSON, captain of the Regalia, to JANE, eldest daughter of the late Mr. BENJAMIN KAY, of the Golden Cross Inn, Sir Thomas's-buildings. 0 , ^' St. Peter's Church, Mr. JAMES n the 17th instant GOS' , , to Miss ANN HAYES On the 18th instant, at St, Hughes, Mr. EVAN ROBE( both of this town. by the Rev. NV DIED Lately, on board the Indus, on the passage out to Rio de Janeiro, JOHN ROYLANCE CLIFFE Mr. Robert Chile, of this tow On I t a h t e e . 7t f h iv n es l ultimo, Baron,o at Eastl \ f o n Lothian. Isgd 4P tiller, 12p On the Bth ultimo. at Montreal, of DAVIS, formerly of Newport, county Tipp,..,oy On the Pith ultimo, at North Georgetowt Canada, aged 31, ANN, daughter of Mr. W. x int Edinburgh. On the 22st ultimo, at Gibraltar, aged 63. Vi! xd 1021 lest son of New York, EDWARD, Lately, at Black Rock, near Buffal son of C. THOMAS. Esq., of London. Lately, at Prince's•town. Fermanagh. aged ;9, Lieutenant Colonel JOHN GORDON. Deceased was connected with the British army forty-one years. On the 6th ultimo, at Thornhill, Canada. aged 62, Mrs. MARGARET ROSS, widow of the late Mr. J. Ross, formerly of Derry. 'r. JOHN TAYLOR, dis isumption, Mr. l( Beanharnois, IGHT, late of ALLEN and having died withon The deceased was the sixth viscou issue, we believe the title is extinct On the 22nd ultimo, at Petit Brule, Canada. aged '27, ELIZA BETH DAVIDSON, wife of Mr. E. CLARKE, jun., a native of Dumfriesshire. On the 33rd ultimo, aged 84. EDWARD FLETCHER, Esq., of Corscck, stewarty of K.rkcudbright. On toe 27th ultimo, at New York, aged 32. H. TOBIAS. Esq. On the 30th ❑ltimo, at Carronbank. Mrs. MARGARET MITCHELL, relict of the Mr. DAVID KERR. • Same day, aged 75, Mr. JOHN WRIGHT, for many years a licensed victualler. li Same day, at Duncott, Salop, in his 87th year, RICHARD li2 3639(12 MILLER, Esq., formerly of Brandt-hall, In the parish of Hales Owen, of which parish he was churchwarden upwards of twenty years. R }d twenty the go instant, in her Both year, Mrs. WASS, widow of the late Mr. J. Wass, of the City-road. London. On the i tth instant, at Hale, Mr. JOHN BOLTON of music, late of this town. Same day, at Hawarden, in her 80th year, Mrs. WILLETT, relict of the late R. Willett. Esq. Same day, aged !3 months, JOHN WALKER, infant son of Mr. JOAN Ai, BE itTS, of Church-street, Birkenhead. Same day, in her 70th year, Mrs. SARAH WALKER, percus sion-cap -manufacturer, formerly of Legge-street, Birmingham. - On the 11th instent, in Great Homer-street, aged 70, Mrs. SARAH BEWLEY, formerly of Whitehaven. rofessor Same day, WILLIAM BOND, E-q., one of the magistrates c be Westminster Police: court, and Recorder of Poole and Ware Same day. aged 7 months, J. D. GIBSON. ARLES EDW D, son of Mr Same day, at he residence, in Kirkdale-r Same day, suddenly 22, Mr. ROBERT DAVIES, saddl( Same day, the infant son of Mr. On the 10th instant, after a protr EDMUND KENDALL, of this town, aged 4: years On the il:th instant, Mr. ROBERT JONES. spirit dealer Vauxhall-road, and formerly of Salford, Manchester. alpas, aged 'M. ROBERTS. printer. led and pa'nful illness, Mr. Same day, at Bickerton, Cheshire, aged 58, Mr. GEO, GOFF grocer, formerly of this town. Same day, aged 16, MARY ELLEN, eldest daughter of Mr. T DAVIES, nurseryman, Wavertree. Same day, at his uncle's residence, in Richmond-street, aged 5 years, WILLIAM, only surviving son of Captain J. NEILE, cf Wexford. Same day. at Nantwich, after an illness of ten weeks, borne with truly Christian patience to the will of her divine mneree_ aged 46, MAUTII A BELLIS, a member of the Sc deeply regretted and highly respected by all wl had been engaged for upwards of twenty-sever Etruction of youth, and in which one of her the same time to instil into their mines the religion and 'Morality. The rectory of Trinity district Church. F ciples of Marylehone, and the rectory of Kingswinford, Staffordshire, have become vacan by the death of the Rev. GEORGE SA.XBY PENFOLD, D.D which event tnok place at his residence in D 13th instant. The rector of T Dr. Penfold was instituted in the annual value being .ot3 larylepor is in th, the Crown y of Kingswinford mual value is the rev doctor was instituted in 1832. It_ _ .eg 0, and the patronage is vested in Lord Ward. _.. - —.--, since his induction to the metropolitan benefice, has taken an active part iu parochial affairs, being a member of the Maryle bcne Vestry. Same day, at the residence of her son, Mr. Charles Callis, of Gibson-street, aged 52, Mrs. CALLIS, relict of Mr. Wm. Califs, . of Blackburn same day, after a short illness, in her 33d year, EMMA, wife S. TOM K INSON, Esq., of Falkner.terrace and eldest (laugh ter of Charles Worthington, Esq., of Rodne Same day, at the residence of grandfather. N S, at Birmingham. o G. Linnaeus Banks t the house of his son-in-law, in B father of M r Same day Mr. JOHN BANKS , street, aged 09, MI. JUN Bunt, r.r,a. year O WlL ri L t i h A e m l . 4 s t o b n f s t A a N n t p . R a f E te v‘ r , a c o s r B t E i R l e E s s s q , his 4 4 th Same day, suddenly. whilst on a shooting excursion 5 neighbourhood of Tenbury, Mr. V. LEE, the well-known bar rister practising on the Oxfcrd circuit. SaMe day, aged 16 months, THOMAS DIXON of Mr. ARTHUR ASHLEY. o Same day, after a short illoi 1 mer. Sceke On the isth instan', in E Sir BROOK TAYLOR, G.C. pourable Privy Council, one ... and for many years Envoy Extr....,,one gard. Munich. and Berlin. He was a of the late Lady SkelMersdale. - ame day. at Orli-18101'k efi — ' ' oe.. ner health, aged 29, ELIZAB ROBERTS, engineer,. of this town Same day, at St. James's.lodge Toxt GARET, wife of Mr_ Jr-lux, ime day. at Llangollen, in h vv. is 93d y of the late Mr. THOMAS. WILLLA ' of Mr. John Williams, hattcr, of th Brld,Dort. $6, - ; V. r vdf4, treet ra, ALICE QV 4 YLE of noil slant, at No. 7, Qacen A, wifc of Mr. FREDERICK JOHN LANGSHAW, Courts of Stut ivi ring brother aged 74, MAR SAMUEL FORD JONES I x int mpany