The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-19 00:00:00

CORK, OCT. l6.—Flour meets a lively sale at an adv

6d. per cwt. on firsts, and 6d. to Is. per cwt. on seconds,
Foreign Wheats are held for higher

are very scarce

which millers are unwilling to follow, except for irnmedia
consumption. Indian Corn has advanced 2s. 6d. per ton, ar
a considerable business doing. The grain market is vel
excited, and Wheat, Barley, and Oats, advanced more money

CATTLE

MARKETS

SALFORD, Ocr. 13.—The number of Beasts less, and of
Middling quality, ;;om 4ad to sad, and a good many l

pit at ti

ol mostly all sold up

close. Sheep less, feom 51d to 60,
Calves 50 to 611—Number of Beasts, 1,782.;

Calves. 72.
WAKEggELD, Ocr, . this day's market )ye bad an

SALLED.-

Baxter, fc

41i; Jan'.

Wheeler. Nelsor.
Amicitia, Heyn,

:—Roset6; C

Naparima, Doherty, her
MARANHAM, Aug. 7.

St. Andre

•ells, Clare,. la

for Acapulco, which put into this
shore on the Island of Santa Anna.

FRIDAY, 0

ph Walt

liolberton, from New York—Carii
Sultan, Sharp, Akyab—Ribero, Kil
Barbadoes—Lord Maidstone, Fort
Pennington, Cadiz—Dorcas, Prit
Ball, Marsala—Empire State, Rus
_

Conteaur, and Holmes, Cummins,
Tyink, Gijon—Vixen, Be!!, Trieste

Newstad

Cronstnd

e—Washing

hence at 1

yesterday, had

and And.
Cockton.

Zephyr

lenorates:

N. 8.-

Alaandria—Olive Braiich,
-Tyro, Lisbon—Speculant,
;anrog—Libes, Rochefort—

—Coromandel, Hadden, Valparaiso—l
—Middlesex. Parmalee, New York—.
—Bertha, Joncke, Danzic.

!idgei,Jiirvis, Si. Mich.ael
Idea, Delalaayde, Naples

The Slat Tana, for Trieste, in proceeding Ilona the river to-
day, in tow of a steamer, got in contact with the Abeona, from
Africa. The former lost head, cutwater, &c., and returned
into dock ; the latter lost some bulwarks and stanchions, and
started covering board.

MANILLA, Aug. 7.—lue Huntress, from San Francisco to
Hong Kong, was wrecked on the Moro Reer, 150 miles W.N.W.
of the Sandwich Islands, on the night ofthe 21st May. Master
_

and one passenger, missing in'tfie other boat

SATURDAY, 0

ARRIVED

Wind S.S.E., moderate.

from Buen

Storm, Constantinople—
Plukher, Lisbon—Heler

SAILED

fey; and E
,ttn—Old

Currag,hmor

ler, Trieste—Hendrieka
, Copenhagen—Heather

Petrel,

Gipsey, Gover, tharleiton—Artistic, Edwards, Valparaiso—
William and Elizabeth, Pitcher, and Imperial, Bannerman,
New Orleans—Brewer, Jeffery New York—Glenlyon, Hanson,

Savannah—Niagara (s.), Stone, Halifax and Boston—Helena,
Curry, Halifax, N.S.—Commerce. Lams, Antwerp—Michael,
Schmidt, Danzic—Albatross (s.s.), Rochefort, and Martha,
Postema, Rotterdam—Matilda Christina, Norlund, St. Uhes—
Positivo, Camalich, Trieste—Charlotte, Roaning, Revel—Flora,
Wymen, Barcelona—•Nuevo Felix, Bustels, Cadiz—lngeborg,
Fradsen, and Comet, Kjoer, Bergen—Active, Muller, Pernau—

indWashti, Anderson, Lisbon—'Ernestine,
dulich, Malta—Triton, Ostend.

Lubeck—tinulitzione

Francis Barclay, 15th Aug

and Crisis, 13th, both hence at

Aden, Fletcher, 29th July; Success,
,Ripon, 4th Aug.; and
John Bibby, Cawkitt, iith Aug., all hence at Canton Waters.

Robert garbour,
25th; Clymene, Stu

fish, 22nd Aug.,

; Jos. Bus
a, Dobbs,

SpenCer,-3Gth Au
at Calcutta.

c{ Electric, Douglas, Bth Sept., all hence

Sunda, Perchard, hence at Colombo 23rd Aug,
John Bull, Richardson, hence at Bombay.

Hendrika bartina, Holicer, hence at Batin•ia
Bloomer, Simonds, hence at Sydney, N.S.W.

17th July

Orpheus, Petrie, and Standard, both hence at Adelaide-.
Emma Eugena, Peachy, hence at Portland, N.S.W.
Reindeeri hence at Pernambuco.
lanthe, Press ; Galatea, Sewall; and Levant, Jones, all hence
at Buenos Ayres.

Laura, Dambrell ; Empress, Scott ; Sarah, Lamb ; Annie,
Evans; and Belle Kate, Fudge, all hence at Rio Janciro.
Patna, Smith, sailed from Canton Waters 25th July, and
Nile, 11th Aug., both for this port.
Duchess of Lancister, Stephenson, sailed from Shanghae
sth Aug., and Cambalu, from Woosung, 14th Aug., both for
tnis port.
. . . .

•
Anne Armstrong, Fitzgerald, from Calcutta at Alauriiins,
18th Aug., leaky, but would sail again in a few days, bound for

this port

Kerelaw, Wilson, sailed from Sincapore for this port 10th
Aug., and Otterspool, for Amoy, 12th Aug.
Dumfriesshire, Crocker. from Sincapore for this port, at
Anjer 3rd Aug
Anna

lenderson, Coull, cleared at Calcutta for this port

27th Au

Panic-, Howard, hence at Canton Waters 4th Aug., and sailed
151.11 Aug. for Shangbue.

Menzies, BraithWaite, hence at Sincapore Ist Aug., and
sailed 18th Aug. for Shanghae.
William Carey, Eminent, sailed from Saugor 19th Aug. ;
Croure, 23rd ; William Connal, 26th Harold, 30th Aug. ; and
New Margaret, 3rd Sept., all for this port; Tubal Cain, 23rd
Aug., for Rangoon ; Georgina, 23rd Aug., for Mauritius ;
Ateelstane, 23rd Aug., for Sincapore; and Thomas Royden,
30th Aug., for China.
Tory, Rowe, from New Zealand, at Melbourne.
Cassiopea, Harmer, from Sourabaya at Batavia, and sailed
for Port Philip 12th Aug.
Anglia, Gardner, from Australia at Madras, and sailed for
Rangoon 7th Sept.
Gibson Craig, Ellis, from Sydney, &c., and Ingleboro', Rea,
from Bombay, both at Calcutta.
Cheverel, Stock, hence at Colombo 19th Aug
Sept. for Madras.
Shand, Christie, from Calcutta at Mauritius
Roscoe, from ong Kong at Manilla.
Sandford, Callan, and Inglewood, Wrangles, from Amoy at
Canton Waters, and both sailed for Manilla.
Panama, Fisher, from Sourabaya at Canton Waters, and
sailed 10th Aug. for Bombay
Ann Lockerby, Stanley,
Bombay at Canton Waters

and sailed 14th

,nd Marion Wintyre, Dunn, from

FAYAL, Sept. 25.—The Eliza Cornish, from Valparaiso and
Monte Video for Liverpool, which put in here in distress,
under the command of a naval officer, has been sold at the
Custom-house for about 1050 milreis, and will be refitted by
the American Consul. The Portuguese schooner Amizade has
been chartered for £23o,•and will sail in a few days.

SUNDAY, OCT. 17.—Wind S.E., fresh

ARRIVED.—Moses Wheeler, from Boston—Joseph Howe,
Pugwash—New Forest, Sumner, Rio Grande—Express, Ant-

werp.
SAlLED.—Baltimore, Poestkoke, for Geelong—Anna and
Arensport, Sydney, N.S.W.—Asia, Newlands, Calcutta—
Vesper, James, St. Michael—Dispatch, Mariner, Dunkirk—
Louise, Witt, Stettin—Fawn, Riches, Brake.

Africa (s.), Harrison, from New York, at this port ; sailed
6th October. Has 684,C00 dollars in specie.
Atlantic (s.), West, hence at New York 2nd inst.
Charles, Campbell, hence at Bombay 4th Sept.
Anna, Downward, hence at Adelaide.

Rimr'od, Ivens, and Hugh Block, Abbet, both hence at
Buenos Ayres._

Murdoch, both hence at Monte

Icarus, -Kendall, and Breeze, a

hence a

Sept. for Bahia. -
Eliza, Reynard, hence and Bahia, at Buenos Ayres.
Louisa de Geer, Hansen; Tipula, Mortimer; Australia,
Archer; and Nidaros, Bowman, all hence at Rio Janeiro.
Reuben, Whelan, sailed from Bombay for this port 2nd Sept.
Mary Worrall, sailed from Buenos Ayres for this port 18th
Atm.: and Parana, sth Aug.,_for Cape cleVerdt.r.._;,,

port 6th Sept.
Condor, from Port Philip at Rio Jane

LVLIA MU,
Alliance, Campbell; Thomas Bro
Endymion, Withycombe, all from Ca
15.—The Sarah, of L

,:n in with .4t

MONDAY, OCT. 18

ARRIVE

Nantes.

J. C. Ca

kgnes, Clan

-D itiCo-

Lnd NVilliar

is, Sherman, New Yo
—Snake, St. Michael.

!!asconomo, Proal, hem
Swea, B

Edward, O'Brien, hencea

Hampton Roads

DIED

On the 15th ult., at Hundleby, aged 74, Susannah, daughter
of the late Rev. Thomas Beaumont, rector of Raithby. The
deceased was the first-born at a triple birth of daughters, the
other two of whom are still living, being, perhaps, the only
instance of the kind in the kingdom.

On the 19th ult.,
merly of this town.

at Chicago, Illinois, Mr. Jas. Woods, for-

On the 24th ult, at La Ciotat, near Marseilles, aged 54, Mr.
J. Barnes, formerly principal of the firm of Barnes and Miller,
now Miller, Barnes, and Salkeld.
On the 27th ult., at New York, highly respected, aged 28,
Mr. James Sloan, late of this town.
On the 30th ult., at the residence of his father-in-law, in
East Chester, U.S., Captain William E. Hoxie, for many years
a shipmaster out of the port of New York. He had com—
manded, among others, the Liverpool packet•ships Pacific,
South America, North America, and Caleb Grimshaw, and at
his death was captain of the Joseph Walker, of the Black Star
line of Liverpool packets.
On the 3rd inst., at Kirkcudbright, aged
.65, Thomas Roy,
late of this town.

On the sth inst., at River-bank, near Holywell, aged 10;
Mrs. M. Price, formerly of Mold.
On the 6th inst.. at his residence, Aloyn-v;ew, Rossett, near
Chester, aged 76, Mr. James Boys, supervisor of Excise, late of
the sth district, Liverpool.

On the Bth inst., aged years, Joseph. youngest son of
the late William Allen, licensed victualler, of Cockspur-street.
On the 9th inst., Mary, infant daughter of James Long, Esq.
On the 9th inst., Eliza, wife of Mr. Thos. Hatton, of Clayton-
street.

On the 9th inst., at his residence, Wrath, Yorkshire, John
Wharam, Esq., late of this town.
On the 9th inst., aged 67, Ellen, widow of the late Samuel
Johnson, of H.M. Customs at this port.
On the 10th inst., at Whitefield-house, Walton-on-the-Hill,
aged 10 years, Penelope A., only surviving child of the late H.
C. Brettell, Esq., of Dudley, Staffordshire.
On the 10th inst., at Green-lodge. Llangollen, Ellen, relict of
the late J. Mathews, Esq., of Falkner-terrace.

On the 10th inst., at his residence, Uphoiland-moor, aged 64,
Rd. Naylor, Esq., deeply regretted by a large circle of friends.

On the 11th inst., at Didsbury, aged 83, W. Phillips, Esq.,
late of this town.

On the 11th inst., aged 70, Harriet, wife of Mr. T. Tunstalt
mat merchant, of Redcross-street. _ _

On the 11th inst., aged 73, Mary, relict of the late James
Kendrick, physician, of Warrington.
On the 11th inst., at Edge-lane, aged 9 years, Lucy Jane;
second daughter of John Andrew Smith.
On the 12th inst., Mary, the wife of Mr. Charles Williams,
wheelwright, Mill-lane, Hunter-street.
On the 12th inst., aged 17, William, son of Mr. William
Clark, of School-lane.

On the 12th inst., agea 42, sue wile vi Dir. pa
Norfolk-street.
On the 12th inst., at his residence, Denbigh,t
Hardy, Esq., formerly of low-hill, in this town
_ . .

ged 67, William

Thompson, Fairfield-crescent, Fairfield. "`n""*""
On the 13th inst., aged 12 years, John, second son of Mr.
William Wilson, Clifton-park, Tranrnere.

On the 13th inst., at Court-he)
John, eldest son of Robertson G

a his 15th year,

On the 13th inst., at Southport,

,ged 48, Mr. William Makin.

ary, wido:

Le late Sir R

Brooke, Bart., of Norton Priory, Cheshir

the 14th inst., in Edge-lane, J

iLiberpoot tattbarb.

FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT

MONDAY MORNING

LoNnoN is beginning to shew symptoms of returning
animation. She is arousing herself unmistakeably from
that lethargy in which she has lain so long, and gives
decisive indications that when she does fairly awake, she
will start up " wide awake," and rush into activity like a
giant refreshed. All the usual evidences of a coming

ard-winter bustle

orous life, of energetic conten-