The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-16 00:00:00

STATE OF TRADE.

MA NC HESTER.—We are glad to state that there was a decided
improvement in business at the market yesterday, in the demand
both for goods and yarns; and on several descriptions of goods,
particularly on skirtings, an advance of from 3d. to per
piece was very readily obtained. Indeed business generally was
decidedly more brisk than is usual at this period of the year.—
A failure of some magnitude has been announced within a few
days ; but not being connected with the staple trade of the town,
it has not produced mnch sensation.—Guardian.

ROCHDALE FLANNEL. MARKET, MONDAY, DEC. 12.—The
market has been rather dull, and the, goods sold have been at
prices somewhat lower than those of the previous week. Wool
has maintained its price to-day, and, in some cases, a few shil-
lings per pack more, have been obtained. At this time of the
year the flannel business is generally dull, the winter orders
being chiefly executed by the beginning of Dec. The last year
was an exception, the trade being brisk through the whole of
the winter. At present, though the stocks on hand are very
light, many of the manufacturers are not giving out full work,
on account of the many countermanded orders, and the very
prevalent expectation that wool will be lower in price. It will
yet admit of a considerable reduction, for pieces are selling for
seven, or eight shillings a couple less at the present time, than
they were six or seven weeks since. The flannel business is
greatly on the increase in this town. There are at present no
fewer than three woollen factories building, two of which are
nearly ready for machinery; these will occasion an increased
demand fur labour though all hands are now pretty well em-
ployed.
THE TURN-OUT OF SPINNERS AT aLDHAM.—There is no
change to notice in the turn-out at Old m. The men all con-
tinue out, and no advances have beer' made towards and ac-
commodation of the differences existind between them and their
employers. T
ti
TURN-OCT OF SPINNERS AT PR TON.—We are glad to
learn, and we believe from good auth city, that there is now
E some prospect of a speedy terminatio of this dispute; many
of the work-people having begun - regret that it had ever
commenced; and we believe sonic ne OciatiOns are now on foot
between them and their employers.
THE IRON TRADE.—At a meetingM the Welsh iron-mas-
ters,6l held at Newport on the 3d in . ant. it was determined to
blow out twenty-one furnaces iii S ' th Wales, and otherwise
to reduce the make one-fifth, from 1 a 15th instant to the 31st
March, 1837. The Scotch iron-masters came to a similar reso-
lution at their Meeting on Wednesdity week; so that including
the twentv-nine furnaces already mit of blast in Staffordshire
and Shropshire, there will be no fewer than sixty furnaces ex-
tinguished, for three months certain, in the various parts of the
kingdom, and a consequent reduction in the quantity of iron
produced of about 4500 tons per week.
THE BIRMINGHAM COLLIERS.—A temporary cessation in
the working of the coal mines in this neighbourhood has taken
place, in conseqnence of the coalmasters having found it neces-
sary to make a slight reduction in the rate of wages. It will be
recollected that a rise took place a few months ago, and it is not
expected that the reduction will be resisted beyond a day or two.
—Birmingham Advertiser.

HERRING FISHERY.—The result of the herring fishery in
Scotland for the summer of 1836 is now nearly ascertained, and
we regret to state that the take has been much under an average
one. it is one-third less than that of the last year.

WH IG TOLER ATION.—The Rev. H. Maberly, curate of Bourn,
has been dismissed from his curacy by the Bishop of Ely. Mr.
Maberly has been getting up petitions against the new poor
laws, which appear to have given great offence to the ministers.
Lord John Russell wrote to the Bishop of Ely, desiring that
prelate to admonish Mr. Maberly for exciting agitation against
a law of the laird, which was accordingly done by the Bishop.
Mr. Maberly asserted his right to disapprove of a measure that
tended to the injury of the poor and helpless, and to seek every
legal and constitutional means for its repeal, and continned to
hold meetings against the poor laws. The result has been his
dismissal from the curracy !—North Wales Chronicle.

LONDON GAZE TTE.-TUESPAY, DEC. 13.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Scott and Wrigglesworth, Kirkdale, Lancashire, fellmongers—W.
11. and C. Barnard, Liverpool, merchants—Garlick and Dickinson,
Manchester, plumbers—Jackson and Clark, Manchester, wine-mer-
ehants—Hulme and co, Macclesfield, silk-dyers—Clay, Son, and
Johnson, Manchester; as far as regards E. Johnson—J. Moore and F.
Davidson, Manchester, joiners—Wallwork and Abel, Little Bolton,
Lancashire, brass-founders—S. Isherwood and Son, Manchester, silk-
manufacturers—J. Horrocks and co., London, and Horrockses, Mil-
ler, and co., Preston and Manchester, merchants; as far as regards P.
Ilorrocks.

INSOLVENT.

Dec. 9.—lsrael Alexander, Chiswell-street, London, horse-dealer.

BANKRUPTS.

James Endersby Nicoll and John Warburton, Liverpool, tailors, to
surrender Dec. 64, and Jan. 24, at 12, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liver-
.mol. Solicitors, Messrs. Adlington, Gregory, Faulkner, and Follett,
3edford-row, London.

Robert Musgrave, Liverpool, linen-draper, Dec. 24, and Jan. 24, at
I o'clock, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. Solicitors, Messrs.
Wahnesley. Keightley, and Parkin, Chancery-lane. London.
Henry Cox, Goswell-street, St. Luke's, London, soap-manufac-
tur •r.

John Anderson, Old Broad-street, London, merchant.
Henry Alexander Douglas, Old Broad-street, London, merchant.
John Ingram, Birmingham, grocer.
Thomas Legg, Windmill-street, Tottenham-court-road, London,
carver. _

George Sugjett, Barbican, London, merchant.
Henry Cooper, London-street, Ratcliffe, Middlesex, fiou,y-factor.
Joseph Hall. Savage-gardens,. Tower-hill, London, wine-merchant,
Henry Weston, Chaney, Sussex, victualler.
John Jelious Brimmer,-Greek-street, Soho, London, printer.
Thomas Taylor, Topping's-wharf, Tooley-street, Southwark,
cheese-factor.

Joseph Batchelor, Newport, Hampshire, mercer.
Thomas Johnson, Niacclesfiel4l, draper.
George Foster, North Curry, Semersetshire, draper.
Thomas Evans, 13ridgend, Glamorganshire, draw.
Joseph Dickinson, Denham Springs, Lancashire, calico-printer.

DIVIDENDS.
Jan. 10, J. Delamore, Liverpool, grocer—Jan. 5, W. Halton, Charles-
street, Westminster. tailor—Jan. 5, W. Ilindley, Gray's-inn-lane,
Loudon, cheesemonger—Jan. 6,' J. Goodburn, Brighton-place. New
Kent-road, Surrey. silversmith—Jan. 4, T. Youde, Woolwich, vic-
tualler—Jan. 4, R. Dean, Milner-place. Lambeth, builder—Jan. 4, A.
Bruee, London, army-clothier—Dec. 20, D. Morgan, Rhosmaen, Car-
marthenshire, tanner—Jan, 7, B. Righton, Easteheap, London,
cooper—Jan. 7, G. Simpson. Upper Grovenor-street, Grosvenor-
square, London, mariner—Jan. 12. T. H. Dobbs, Gainsborou4h, Lin-
colnshire, innkeeper—Jan. 10, J. Barnsley, Manchester, cotton-mer-
chant—Jan. 6, C. I. Wathen, South Hamlet, Gloucestershire, vie-
tualler—Jan.,l2, T. Rumpus. jun., Northampton, grocer—Jan. 12, J.
Garton, Kiugston-upon-Hull, lighterman.

CERTI FICATES
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before the
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3d day of .January.
J. Harrison, Liverpool, merchant—J. Wilkes. Cheltenham, builder
—A. Horton, Sheffield, button-manufacturer—T. Hill, Bow-church.
yard, London, linen-factor.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.

Waugh and Innes, Edinburgh, booksellers.
Thomas Gillespie Ferguson, Glasgow. merchant.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

HOUR.

15. Coupland and Duncan, (Ist) ,y.. Clarendon Rooms, at 1
17. Thomas Sommerville, (Ist)
Commissioners' Rooms, Manchester, at 2
171Mon:,n, Pearson, and Penston, (Ist) Clarendon Rooms, at 1
20. Joseph and Andrew Brown, (1q) .... Ditto, at i 2
20. James Dunne, (div.)
22. Buckley and Kennan, (div.)

DEC. 16, 1836

kinpotto.

WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA,

Grace, (341) Pearson, ins Demerara, with 84 hds 10 te- sugar, $
Bollon-332 hds 5 tcs do, C W and FShand-1 hits do, T & H Mora
ray-18 lids do, Sandbach and co—►U lids iio, 2Upns ruin, Order—..B
pns 35 lids ruin, 2U tes entice, 24 pus molasses, C W and F Shand-
-W Dl:
. .

'Herald, (357)- Clarke, fin Belize, with 416 logs ,mahogany, '241 torts
chipped lugwood, J 11S•nde.aial-co7looo coker nu* Order—B Lk

SUU Ti I A li ICA.
Mona, (188) Rowland; from Buenos Ayres and Antwerp, with (fin
Buenos Ayres) 10(100 horns, Douglas. Fraser and co-3069 salted hides,
Order—(fin Antwerp) 80 bls clov erseed, 40 fits flax. 8 his merchandize.
Order—a qty oak bark, U Pitts-30 his flax, W inn-30 do A Swain-
son-3 bxs dried fruit, Ibx skins, S Dow,las—G Dk
• UNITED STAPES. •
St Andrew, (635) Thompson, fm New, York, with 6 brls apples.
Crary, Fletcher and co-80 do, Order-10 do,W lAndsay-19 do, Fitz-
hugh and Grimshaw-99 do, Cropper, Benson and co-6 do, T Todd
—6 do, J M'C amnion and co-10 do, .W and J Brown and co-37 do,
Sancta, Hodgson and co-6 (10,0 Wright and co-4 do, D Allen, jun-
-6 do, T and J D Thornely-4 do, E Frodsharn-9 do, B and J 11 Gars-
ton and co-10 do, W and J Brown and co-2 do, Wildes, Pickersgill
and co-4 do, D Willink-1 do, Langtr3s and co-4 brls Ihi brl do, E
Haninett-1 bri hf brl do, Sands, Hodgson & co-9 hi bris do, DUrI4
lop, Waddell and co-4 bris dd, 'W A and G Maxwell-1 box do, C
Humberston and eu-6 boxes conts unkn, W and J Tompson-3 do,
Sands. HOdgson & co-1 do, Sands & co-1 cse do, T J D Thornely
—3 do, Order-1 prcl do, 13aring.Brs-9 bris do, R Sproat-5 do,
Mure-234 bales cotton, ColirnaLn, Lambert and eo-106 do,Wadding-
ton, Holt and co-100 do, Fisher, Bros and cu-1 hil,rl flour, Bolton,
Ogden and co—llls brls turpentine,T Todd-378 brls 12 brls tar,
40 lids quercit bark, Cazneau and co-1 brl nuts, D-and T Willis-14
hds sand, .1 Alston and Sons—abt 8 t horn tips, J Goodwin-10600 lo-
cust treenails, D Seldon-4 pkgs trees; 1 box plants, Order-1 hf bri
meal, Crary, Fletcher and co-1 do, Dunlop, V, add.ll and co-1 box
fieldspar, W Lindsay-2 bris potatoes, WA & G Maxwell-1 bri nutsi
1 box oysters, ,T Todd-1 bri hickory nuts, b: and Jll Garston and co
—P -
Portsmouth, (492) Marshall, fm New York, with 57 bales cotton,
W and .1 Brown and co-237 do, S and T Cassia-205 do, Collmann,
Lambert and co-102 do, Waddington, Holt and co-138 do, Wain-
wright, Sheils and co-23 do, Shaw, Vance and co-214 do, J Hobson
and Sons-66 do, I Bibby and co-98 do, Hagan, Magee and co-129
do, Order-30 brls conts unkn, Tenr ants, Clow and co-50 cs do, W
and J Brown and co-2 hf brls do, G Gibson-1 bx do, 18 tcs timothy
seed, S Waddell-9 bdla shooks, &c, J W di.aw-124 barrels apples,-
Order—W Dk

Constitution, (636) Wilson, fm Charleston, with 437 bls cotton;
Sands, Hodgson and co-751 do, Order-107 do, T Crowder-64 do..
W Stuart-30 do, D M•Nicoll and co-200 do, Buchanan, Laird and
co-144 do, W H Gilliat—W Dk
Helen, (423) Hall, fm Charleston, with 842 hales cotton, Order—,
186 do, W Stuart-32 do, D M'Nicol and co-100 do, Johnson, Grain-
ger and do, W Bower and Spn—V Dk
Algonquin, (500) Murckon, fm Philadelphia, with 360 brls turpen-
tine, 106 hds quercitron bark, 299 bales cotton, 348 brls apples, W and
J Brown and co-50 hds quercitron bark, It Smith-20 do, P Howard
—aht 3 t horn tips, D and T Willis—P Dk
Thomas Dickason, (480) Lyon, fm Savannah, with 50 bales cotton,
R and G Benn-1188 do, Order—NV Dk

BRITISH AMERICA.
Tarn O'Shanter, (270) Sumpton, fin Montreal and Quebec, with (fin
Montreal) 19 brls pot ashes, A Thompson-62 brls pot and 138 brls
pearl asheS, W A and G Maxwell-160 brls pot ashes, K Dowie and
co-7 do, A W Hart-111 do, J Moore and co-25 brls pot and 45 brls
pearl ashes, Order-54 brls . pot ashes, Wildes, Pickers *ill and co-24
pearl ashes, Rathbone Bros-101 brls pot ashet, D Buchanan and
Son-29 do, G Wright end co-6 hds horn tips, J Goodwin-8 brls,
flour, Welch and Hudson-36$ c staves, i 0 22 oars, Q c 19 handspikes,
Order-1 case a buffalo robe, J Senior-1 cse B goods retd, C Mac-
donald—(fm Quebec) 37 brls pearl ashes, Rathbone Bros and eo-1
case furs, J B Hauck-25 c2O deals, 1# c deals ends, 10 c staves, o kga
honey, 1 case bees' wax, 5 bxs specimens natural history, 3 cases cu-
riosities, &c, 2 bxs plants, Ick copp r coin, Order—Q Dk
Esther,
,(352) Douglas, fm Montreal and Quebec, ith 2CB hrls pot
and 75 brls pearl ashes, K Dowie and co-75 brls pot ashes, W Rose
and co-50 brls pot and 11 brls pearl ashes, A Thompson-3 brls
pearl do, Jee Bros and co-74 brls pot do, Wildes, Pickersgill and co
—3l brig pot and 69 brls pearl do, W A and (3 Maxwell-13 brls pot
do, W Steel-42 brls pot and 13 pearl do, Ellice, Kinnear and co-18
brls pot and 2u brls pearl do, T Blackburn-32 brls t do, Ibx har-
ness, A W Hart-1 Isle hearth rugs retd, Gibbs, Bright and co-26 pr
oars, ;.!9i c 2 staves, 28; c 29 staves and heading, 3 brls apples, Order
—(fin Quebec) 44 c 26 deals, 800 gun stocks, 4 bdls maple veneering,
Order-77 brls pot ashes, W and H Robertson and co-24 do, W Rose
and co-1 bx copper coin, Wildes, I ickersgill and co—Q Dk
Winscales, (320). Walrnsley., fin Quebec, with 22 ps oak, 56 ps r and
67 ps w pine and 26 ps ash timber, 231 c 22 deals, 811 c staves, 34
deal ends, I Tilstone and co—Q Dk
Sultana, (481) M'Aulev, fin Quebec, with 202 ps w and 22 ps r pine,
29 ps ash, 26 ps oak, ana 13 ps elm timber, 8.19 ppe, SCO short and
10080 brl staves, 2046 deals Ihf cord lathwood, Order-2 ps red pine,
Master—B Dk

Combatant, (372) M'Kenzie, fm Halifax, with 45 ps birch timber,
103# c staves, 11 c 15 planks, 1 c handspikes, Mignowitz and Greet-
ham-1330 ps cedar, 60 t fustic, Baring Bros and co-131 cks oil, W
Jackson--91 do, Graham and Taylor-12 bxs herrings, Order-1 boxt
bark work, 1 ble woollens recd, Order—K Dk
Edward Thorn, (420) Wylie, fm St John, N B, with 304 ps birch
and 620 pa pine timber, 106 handspikes, 10 c staves, Gibbs, Bright and
co—B Dk .

Ward, '745) Masters, fm St John, N B, with 206 Ps birch and 829
ps pine timber, 2} c 2 deals, 166 c 11 staves, 12 spars, Gibbs, Bright
and co—B Dk

Charlotte, (602) Fisher, fm St John, N B, with 33 ps oak and 498
ps pine timber, 1849 deals, 14359 staves, 48 oars, Wildes, Pickersgill
and co—B Dk

Canton, (664) Melville, fm Quebec, with 42 ps oak, 87 ps elm and
542 ps pine timber, 38f c 28 standard, 70i c 24 W I and 361 c 20 ash
staves, 4f c 5 deals, 24 oars, 24 handspikes, D Gibh—B Dk
Despatch, (407) Adrell, fin Richibucto, with 69 ps birch and 635 ps
fir timber, c 1 deals, 5 fins lathwood, Anderson, Garrow and co-
-B Dk
Asia, (647) Hannah, fm Dalhousie, with 981 ps fir timber, 73 fins
lathwood, c I spars, C W Tisdale-7B Dk

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EUROPE.
Lady Cremorne, (230) Penwick, fin St Petersburg, with 322 casks
tallow, Order-159 do, Stewart, Bald and co-120 do, J Crosll &co
—320 bars iron, Came and Telo—lsCo ps lathwood, Barton .:,(1 Heath.
—1 cs caviare, 1 cse tongues, 2 ankers cucumbers, 22 ankers cranber-
ries, H and J Hornby and co—K Dk
Albion, (180) Rydd, fm St Petersburg, with abt 11 t rope, abt 1
t oakum, Campbell and Crawford-416-cks tallow, Came and Telo-
-800 ps lathwood, Stewart, Bald and co—K Dk
Idogheten, (230) Neuman, fin Wasa, with 1 c deal ^ Ids, 141 a 18
deals, 191 c 6 battens, 21 c 16 masts and spars, 4 c handspikes, 370 brls
5 hf brls tar, H and J Hornby and co-1145 ps hare skins, 22 ps sqir-
rel skins„l t scrap iron, said Master—B Dk
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Ann, (.266) Star, fm St Petersburg and Elsineur, with (fin St Peters-
burg) with 1018 bars iron, Carne and Telo-677 cks tallow, Orcler-2 t
oakum, Barton and Heath—a qty of lathwood, 1 pce linen, Order—
(fin Elsineur) 2 kegs cranberries, 2 kgs anchovies—P Dk

AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE, •
Imported into Liverpool, from the Bth to the 14th inftcznt.
FROM IRELAND.

Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Mules. Cal; es. Lamps.
1178 1243 3621 1 4
Previously..293Bo 97885 214302 3890 213 1960 21027