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MINES.—Even amidst the confirmed failttren(4 old'
houses, the unparalleled depressibn of the funds, and the
ruinous fall in the value of railway speculative pope
generally, we have much gratification in learning t-hatP''
mining share market maintains a firmer position Mao
could possibly have been expected under these pneuPf,
events. The business in the share market, this week, o°.
been well supported, and several large transactions fracu
taken place, whilst many others are in course of neget!,l:
tion. We may, therefore, fairly assume that capitali- ;
have discovered that mining property, when purcheV;
under the influence of precaution and discretion, may
considered a far safer investment than usually conteel"
plated.—Mining Journal.
MORAL. AND PHYSICAL COUHAGE.—Lieut.
esh
was at the storming of Morne Fortunee, in the vv
Indies ; his behaviour on that occasion excited genel
the following morning he waited on. his
admiration. He was the first to ascend the breach,
plant the King's colour on the captured redoubt. 11'g,
gallantry was recorded in the orderly book, and 11,e say
recommended for immediate promotion Strange
n.,,n
officer, then Lieutenant-Colonel V—d—r and
leave of absence to return to Ireland, his native eolintrYe9
and to resign his commission in favour of- a- youlke"
brother, who was desirous of entering the service.
colonel, surprised at this extraordinary request on tbe
part of a young officer with such bright prospects hefire
him, very naturally asked him what motive induced
to make so• singular a proposal; when the young
frankly told-him, that when the troops were moving O.
ward for the attack, and the enemy's fire had open;
upon them, he felt a. strong—almost an unsurmountaf4
—disposition to fall out, and he believed that nothing ueir
the rapidity of the advance, and the shouts of the ifor
prevented him from disgracing himself ; but after 8 I,d
time, he added, his brain was on fire, he knew not wrire
he did, nor where he was, and he found himself on
be
summit of the breach with the colours in his handto,
knew not how ; but he added, not without some hesitat7o,
that he felt the profession of arms was not his vocAtit.ere
and fearing that at some future period he might not 705
sufficient moral courage to overcome his fear, 110 wag
desirous to leave the service with honour, whie it
e°'-r—eqaunes"...—g
stiA ll in his power.—Dr. Milligan
the . letech
FANCY FAIR.-A tlast it wares were comP end
and sent in, to the great exultation of Mrs. bacquerAy
equal admiration of the lady-committee, who unanife"., est
declared that Misses Lacquers' stall would be the
attractive, and confer the greatest benefit upon the l'iut
sury of the association—whose sole end was charity.
`"
those good christians never gave a thought to thenugrig rag
of consumptive, heartbroken girls who were
oat others
for a slender livelihood—in many cases to sal same kind
besides themselves—by manufacturing the rw
of things offered at the fancy fair, withervee
the ama-
teurg better made and much cheaP than
articles. Or if they did once think about it, the
feeling was in all probability one of vanity, in-being:lei
to compete with regular manufacturers, wit/101PC'
been brought up to labour. And of course th© c%,..iay
able Kensington Pump would sooner wear a pair 01-"Stiss
braces painted upon velvet by the fair hands 0' or.
Lacquer herself, and exhibit them at water-prtie'i
other-occasions on which he had to take off. his coat
public, than a pair of the same kind ornamented 9Y, n-,f
body knew who, and bought at a bazaar. How coulciolr,
one expect it would be otherwise ; although a bewit
smile of thanks was all the change he got for his
exception of
fi
°-
pound note ? And young Fitzmoses also, who had an
the inclination and none of the ability to become a ities
about town, did not at all grumble at buying a 0...r0
pen-wiper for the purposes of charity ; it was such V t7he
chance, also, to -get the opportunity of " chaffing the
refined daughters of the west end, whilst making
purchase, just. as if they had been common stall-keen,74
at the counters of the Pantheon or Soho-. Bazaar.. , ,ea,
was very pleasant and agreeable to all parties, heigmfrent
by the good they felt they were doing in a benes","l'd,,,
point of view. It was impossible to benefit everyo,ttsiro
and although every article that was sold took a crust "`134,
the board of some industrious female artist, yet it swel;,.,
the treasury of the " Ladies'-babies'-bib-and-t.aleg,
general-loan-association" ; and the various young c.1,b,.
who kept the stalls were so much delighted with the
lic exhibition of their own wares and attractions—sowelt,
tified at the compliments paid to both.by the gi oi olt
purchasers—including even the officers who had tho.
rally allowed the band of their regiment to Play
gr uPtociety
-woror s
occasion ; but who, however, did not buy
cifalmost hoped the funds o e
f they
would get intothe any embarrassed state once more, that the
might again have the pleasure of assisting them.----Lf
ral History of Stuck-up People.
BEETHOVEN.—At first, the fingers of the player see.4
to frolic over the keys, as though they toyed with the....° ,1
brations of the strings. The sounds were sportiffi;:4s
jocund ; they rippled like laughter • they were c0,0",f into
as the merriment of a coquette. They then nierg-7 ble
a sweet and warbling cadence--a cadence of inireltaora
tenderness, the very suavity of which was rendered
piquant by its lavish variations. The measure chance_7o.
with an abrupt fling of the treble hand : it gushed
air quaint and sprightly as the dance of Puck-011311'k,
odd—sparkling on the ear like zigzags : it threw ou_;;;,
shower of notes : it was the voice of agility and Inef;
ment : it was grotesque and fitful, droll in itnabsurdsl;,
fusion, and yet nimble in its amazing ingenuity. eirnif
ally; however, the humorous movement resolved ..ff',Zo
into a strain of preternatural wildness—a strain: we
made the blood curdle, and the flesh creep, and the twilit
shudder. It abounded with dark and goblin passages
was the whirlwind blowing among the crags of the Jll`°o
frau, and swarming with the cries of the witches of ,of
Walpurgis ; it was Euridice traversing the corridors?
hell ; it was midnight over the wilderness, withthe
drifting before the moon ; it was a hurricane on the de3,
sea it was everything horrible, weirdlike, and tuelt;',
tuous. And through the very fury of these passage'
there would start tones of ravishing and gentle beatds;o.
the incense of an, adoring heart wafted to, the black t.
yens through the lightnings and lamentations of Nine a,
Again the musician changed the purpose of his improil 0.
tion : it was no longer dismal and appalling, it was
thetic. The instrument became as it were the org.
of sadness, it became eloquent with an inarticulate „eii
it was a breast bursting with affliction, a voice browo
with sorrow, and a soul dissolving with emotions.
the variable harmonies rose from pensiveness into fred
from frenzy into the noise and the shocks of a great 10
tie ; they swelled to the din of contending armies,
to-
storm and vicissitudes of warlike deeds, an& soared at WIT
into, a pwan such as that of victorious legions when-
" Gaily to glory, they come,
Like a. king in his pomp,
To the blast of the trump, •
And the roar of the mighty drum." ffet
As the triumphant tones of the instrument rolled up .• of
its recesses, and filled the apartment with a torrente
majestic sounds, as the musician swayed to and fro in a
enthusiasm of his sublime inspirations, and enhanced,
divine symphony by the crash of many and abrupt;i,
cords, the Rosicrucian gazed with awe upon the re,541
sive grandeur of his countenance. The impetus ca
superb imagination imparted an inconceivable dignitl
every lineament, to his capacious forehead, to his br°o
and distended nostrils, to the fierce protrusion of 44
under lip, to the mobile and, generous expression ofc,t
mouth, to the tawny yellow of his complexion, to
brown depths of his noble and dilated eyes. There
something in unison with the glorious sounds that res:.,,,ty
berated through the chamber even in the. enormous
tour of his head, and. the gray disorder of his hair; riot,
seemed to exult in the torrent of melody as it gushed'
the piano and streamed out upon the dusk of the eve
While Cagliostro was listening in an ecstasy of admiraii,d
he was startled by a sudden clangour among the ire
notes—the music seemed to be jumbled into confer
and the ear was stunned by a painful and intolerable Aifi
sonance. On looking more intently, he perceived '11)0
the comdoser had let one hand fall abstractedly on ogi
key-board, while the other executed, by itself, a 1,"9, 00,
of extraordinary difficulty and involution. Then, 101,44'
first time, the thought struck him that the musician 100
deaf. Alas! the supposition was too true : BeethoveM
cursed by the loss of his most precious faculty. .1.00
who appreciate the full splendour of his gigantic gelid bf
* * who worship his memory with a devotion inspirerisi'
his compositions, can sympathize in that terrible deg reti
tion of the powers of hearing, by N:lxich his art was bit'
dered a blank, and the latter days of his life were e'"
tered.--.Blaciwood's Mayadne,

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• Baltasatit, from Valparaiso, for Swansea, 10th Sept. in lat 15 ;rnatitets. AffatitetS. LIVERPOOL SHARE LIST.
_ Birtl)sl lifiarriageo, anb Eltatips,-
, &I)ipping lizt_s-tlligrncr. iX) WI. 28 W.-John Renwick, 28th Aug., in lat. 10'S., lon. 28
—es.-- Amt. SHARES. Saturday'a ! Sales .:_____......._
' ,Yir o-Lady Moss, 25th Sept., in lat. 43 N., lon. 26 W.-Helena, ---ses.--- paid.
40 Aberdeen Prices. Yesterday
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gGhteoerrgoef'sEC:uurrAcrßhp:DoHußcesoTTnAoHsaliTßey:R-,E:M:iiAciNaest.re;sil
BIRTHS.
----.....--;- . nence for Callao, 2lst July, in lat. 18 S. lon. 35 W.-George LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, Our. 18. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, Oc.r. 12. --.---
On the Bth instant, at Barford-house, Bridgewater, the Cons-
-I•I7ESDAY, OCTOBER 12.-Wind S.E., ligl;t. ~ Washington, hence for Baltimore, sth 'Oct.-Parker, from We cannot quote any change at our Cattle market worthy of Wheat, 70 qrs., @, .€2 13s. Od. le, qr. : total. 1136 is, ge, X 1
12 41 11 d tess of CAVAN, of a daughter.
, t nrvEb.-Tht Rajah, Boyd, (left St. Helene eath Akltust,) Demerara, in lat. 48, lon. 12-Corsair, hence for Demerara, notice from late statements, as we have plenty of stock, as far On the 9th instant, at Brereton Rectory, Cheshire, the wile
OBaatrsle,y, 148 qrs., @ .1 155. 2d. * qr.: total, .4260 4s. Bd. RAILWAYS.
21 Ambergate & Eastern Junction. 2-l; d
, ;It:Calculi:a-Emily' Pendlebury, Benisse--grarat,Mnks, and 10th July. in lat. 40, lon. 14-Golden Eagle, hence for New
114 qrs., @ .e 4 ss. Od. r qr. : total, .4143 18s. 6d. 251.. 26k of the Rev. EDWARD ROYDS, of a son.
.
iesletoline, Rom Monte'Video-Millnufn• fresh elUnduras-Ash- providence, in lat. 26, lon. 26-John Garrow, hence, Ist Oct., as number goes, but the quality generalist inferior ; anything
good eagerly sought after, and fetched high prices ; the re-
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an daoena, s&b . On the Ilth instant, at The Elms, Stoke Bishop, near Rristol..
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, lei di aawlesee, from New Orleans-Embleieb SMith, from Mo- in lat. 48, lon. 10-A.lfred, of Stettin, for this port, out seven mainder dull sale. Beef, sd. to 6d. per lb. ; IKutton, 6d. to 7d.
le-Rochester, Orts, from New Yekk-liforma, Lawson, weeks-Mary, for this port, 4th Oct., in lat. 49, lon. 8-Mary
' MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 16: Same day, in Percy-street, tbe wife of Mr. JOSEPH RUt-
!lid John Fielden, from St. John, N.8..--Acadian, from Hali- Queen of Scots, of this port, 20th Sept., in lat. 40, lon. 14 ...
The improvement noted in our last circuiar has been lost du-
Lax-Altiantic fom P 'nee Edivaid's Island-Helen, Jackson, Zephyr, from Bonny, for this port, Ist Oct., in lon. 24-Amphi-
LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATOE MARKET, ring the week ; the business done having been confined to retail 2101 On the 13th instant, at Portland-place, London, the wife st
, 'Ltd Progress' Arbel frnom Quebec-Star, Bishop, from Tetuan trite, from Rotterdam, for Surinam, 31st Aug., in lat. 18 N,
OCTOBER 16, 1847. sales for the supply of present wants, at gradually declining 10 "d
3e.. 4 p
*a
daughter.
lon. 34-Jenny, from Newfoundland, for Bordeaux, and Creole,
a. d. s. d. rates. At Liverpool and Wakefield yesterday lower prices were 5 ;Boston, Stamford, and Birming. par• •i P On the I4th instant, Mrs. WILLIAM ROSKELL, WooEces.
se
-.lkben Preston;Willianiseins 'from Cadiz, and K L, from
e•etedon. from Cuba, for Bremen, 26th Sept., in lat. 48, lon. 21-Glen- s. d. s. d.
submitted to upon Wheat and Flour. To-day we have a flat 19 f Bolton, Blackburn, Clitheroe, 1 4..4 d of a son.
sePeleEn.-Lyna, Neilsen) Christiansand-Elise, Kalling, daragh, hence for Calcutta, 2nd Sept., in lat. 14 N., lon. 26 W. Hay. old, 20115 .. 0 B@o 10 Potatoes, 71, 90%.
0 7- 0 9 Kemps - 4 0 market, Wheat is 3d. to 4d., Oats id. to 2d. per bushel, sack l &W. York, late B. D. &B. 1
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7 late B'burn, Clitheroe, &N. W. 43.. 31 d
ii gee-Triton, Lams Gsthrid-Siddons, Cobb, and Nebraska, -David Luckie, frem London, 9th Sept., in lat. 27 N., lon. 37 New
W-Margaret, in lat. 50 N., lon. 26 NV-Punch, hence for Table Clover
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( A 'eans-Dtigger, hitiriis Jamaica-Dania, Feick, and Amazon, Bay, 11th Aug., in lat. 7 N., lon. 16 W.-Flora, froth Usk, for Grass OO
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wi.0:::::T:b clot : A:deGalrlßLLee.ar::::Aof;ttoiHA::A:. Esq.. youngest son of the
Ilderson, Iceland-Augliste, Kirkhove, Ghent-Preciosa, Ja. Batavia 25th Aug., in lat. 14 N., lon. 25 W.-Brunette, from Straw, Wheat .. 0 5- 0 53 Black • • ...... 0 0 - 0 0 Beans without alteration.
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cOs°'l, Christinta-Mandane, Hutchinson, Charleston-Globe, Ceylon:for London, 18th Sept., in lat. 41 N., lon. 35 W.-Robt. Oat O- 0 43 Manelewurzel .. 00- 0 0
LEEDS CORN MARKET, OCT. 12. 164/ißuckinghamshire
50 ;Caledonian 23.. 2 el
343.. 343
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ard and Undaunted, Whiteway, ValParaiso-Alert, Bell, Ingham. for Cape Good Hope, 26th Aug., in lat. 15 N., lon. 27 Barley .. .... 03- 0 0 Turnips, le ton .204 00 -..._ 226 (31
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ese ra--C. lio, Randle, Seville-Margaret, Smith, Pernan-Wil- W.-Salacia, from Peru, for London, 25th Sept., in lat. 48 N., Carrots.. ...... 00- 0 0 Manure . ' The reported arrival of grain Di-day is very moderate, but a 331 Half shares 3..22 d
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ese'em Charles W•ddicombe Zante-May Le Blancq, Lisbon- lon. 16 W.-Conquest,. 4th Oct., in lat. 50 N., lon. 13 W.- s great many samples have been sent from vessels on their pas- 40 I Clydesdale Junction .
l Prince Albert, from Lima, for Cork, 24th Sept., in lat. 38 N.,
sage between Goole and here. The millers purchase Wheat re- 323 Chester and Holyhead l7 .. 16 d
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et-et:see, Vern'es,'Dordt-Sa'n Jose, Rober; Barcelona-Patelina,
PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S inctantiy, unless at a decline of Is. per quarter, at which re- 25 Dundee and Arbroath 33 .. 34 •
ti,Th'ed) Azores-Potomac, Clagett, Alexaedria,E.-L'Associa- 10n. 32 W.-Dublin, from Ceylon, 9th July, in lat. 16 S., lon.
MARKET, OCT. 16. 7i.. 8 P
daSuagmhteedr aoy:
ere_Betussart, St. Doming Para on Hill,e-lavannah-Nou. 73 E.-Adeline and Eliza, from New Orleans, for Bordeaue,
Seenre ma, Barboro, Malta-s-Dattme'cus, H_all, Baltimore- 30th Sept., in lat. 44 N,. lon. 24 W.-Winifred, 22nd Aue., in Beef, 53d. to 73d. ee. th. Fowls, 2s. to 3s. 6d. * couple. duction a moderate business is done. The demand for Barley 15 New shares, No. 1
is quite equal to the supply, and it finds buyers at Is. per qr. 25 Dundee and Perth.
Peteraanna, Dunlevy, Philadelphia-Goddess, Willis, for lat. lON., lon. 20 W.-Lucy Wright, hence for Bombay-Dickey Mutton, sfd. to 73d. ' „ Ducks, 2s. 6.1. to 3s. 6d. „ advance. In the value of Oats and Beans no alteration. 10 New shares 2..2* p
Etoßsirynt°tMo
a Sam, hence for Batavia, 23rd kug., in lat. 2 N., lon. 23 W.- Veal, 7d. to Bd. ff „ young, Os. •3 , ll New mfarter shares - 8 P R
Cicero, hence, Ist Oct. in lat. 40, lon. 11-Mary Holland, from Lamb, 53d. to 7ed. Rabbits, 2s. to 2s. 2d. 20 Eastern Counties
I Th lf
pii„-e Eat Stag, from Bangor, with slates, sunk to-day in the Rio Janeiro, for Trieete, 17th Sept, in lat. 37, lon. 3- -Agnes Fresh Pork, 7d. to Bd. „ Geese, Os. Od. to Os. each. " WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, OCT. 15. 6-1 Perpetual, No. 1
whit
'lce's Basin, having run foul of an outward-bound ship, Lea, from Calcutta, for London, 7th Aug., off Cape Good Hcr Salmon, Od. to Od. f, Cucumbers, Od. to Od. 61 Perpetual, No. 2
list docking. -Pearl, from Cadiz, for Rio Grande, 9th Septon lat. 13 ~ Soles, 6d. to Bd. !, Grapes, 4d. to Bd. per lb. 2s. per quarter lower than last , . .
week •at this concession there 25 East Anglian, s'•2s shares 2oe.. 21 Mr. JOHN STOREY, Parr-street, to Miss SARAH LLOI
'D.
lon. 25 W.-Henry Culvert, 12th Sept., in lat. 15 N., lon. 26W. k
Fresh Butter, Is. Od. to Is. 2d. Tut eys, 35. to 4s. 6d. each. The supply of Wheat is large, and the value of this article is
14/.. 15 St. George's Tavern Seel-street.
A arY Ann Webb, Fowling, from Shanghae at London. Do., .elB shares
-Alexander Hall, from Lima., for Cork, 30th Sept., in lon. 20- 1 Same day, at Margury, Cheshire, by the Rev. Edward Mais-
A _ntumnus, White, from Sydney, N.S.W. at ditto. Salt Ditto, 10d. to Is. Potatoes, 2s. to 2s. 2d. le peck. advance in the price of Barley checks the sale, and to-day the Do., .e 3 io/ shares
1 "line Robertson, Price, from Punta Arenas at ditto. Oriental, hence for Rio Janeiro, 26th Aug., in lat. 16, lon. 26- Eggs, 6s. Bd. per 124. Damsons, 6d. le, quart. is a fair demand, and no pressing disposition to sell. The late 18 I
tendeacy is dormant. Oats and Shelling in limited request, at 20 East Lancashire
.._Alecto, Anwyl, from Bahia at ditto. Amoy, hence for New Orleans, 7th Sept., in lat. 25, lon. 33- rather easier prices. Beans fully as dear. In other articles no 13 New shares 6..53 d of Sir H. M. MAINWARING, Bart.
I 'l-arsee Merchant, Poole, from Cocaigne, N.B. at ditto. Araminta, hence, Bth Oct., in lat. 50, lon. 13-Chieftain hence -- - ------ --- - - material alteration. 33 New ditto
'William and Thomas, Wilson, hence at St. Petersburg. for Hong Kong, 15th Aug., in lat. 23, lon. 31-John Renwick,
LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET. OCT. 15. 9 East Lincolnshire 3.. i d Mr. THOMAS CLARKE to Miss MARY ANN MORROW.
Statesman, from Manilla at Sydney, N.S.W. from Vaiparaiso, for this port, 28th Aug. in lat. 12 S., lon. 24
The continued depression which prevails in mercantile affairs
BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, OCT. 13. 15 East and West Yorkshire
50 Edinburgh and Glasgow
47 .. 48 48 Same day, at St. Michael's Church, Toxteth-park, by the
Rev. William Hesketh, A.M., J. J. JONES, Esq., merchant, to
Guardian, Vickerman, from Bombay at St. Helena. W.-Maia, from China, for Cape Goocellope, Ist July, in lat.
'n the Sneer market and the
Courier, Johnson, from Mauritius, at ditto. 27 S., lon. 46 E.-Sion, from Quebec, for Swansea, 6th Oct., in generally, causes great dulness 1 , ,
During the present week our millers have bought Wheat spa- 15 Ilalf shares 24.. 2 d ISABELLA, second daughter of JOSEPH STEEL, Esq., tsf
,Oriental, M`Gachan ; Rajah Besse, Glover, and Patriot lat. 50, lon. 31-fifty-three days out-Carnatic, 12th Oct., off sales, consisting 9f 250 hhds. B. P., and 4500 bags Bengal, are
sb
ostme tienucilTlroi; 5 New Half shares
enleen, from Calcutta at ditto. the Saltees-Halcyon, 12th Oct., off Wexford-Rajah Besse
' Th ' Malt and Barley sold freely at is. per quarter more money ; 20 Edinburgh and Northern 2-li d Some day, at St. John's Church, Egremont, by the Rev. Johnt
,
Tobin, M.A., GEORGE PALMER, Esq., solicitor of R
Templar, from Bombay, off ditto 27th Aug. from Calcutta, for this port, 2nd Sept, in lat. 7 S., 15 W.-Lord however, must be considered quite nominal. Foreign.-rtie
at a further considerable reduction on the quotatioas which ringly at rather under the current prices of Thursday last.
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Person, Crockett, hence at Sydney, N.S.W. Wenlock, from Bonny, for this port, 2nd Oct., in lat. 47, lon. demand for export has elmost entirely fallen away, pa y grindin
17-Sarah Ann, of this port, I2th Sept., in lat. 45, lon. 54-John owing to the advanced period of the season, and partly to the quarter e . , RKE, youngest
tienrietta, hence at Monte Video. 20 Preference shares l9 .. 193 daughter of Wm. Clarke Esq., Somerville, Poulton, Cheshir ,
Bolton, in lat. 46, lon. 52-Commodore, hence for Calcutta, 7th difficulty of selling for cash payments ; the sales nre confined last week. iysehr s Beets na
20 late Edinbro', Leith & Grantor, 144.. 15
Benin, Turso, and Fenella, Taylor, hence at Benin.
Oct., in lat. 44, lon. 16-Howard, hence for New Brenswick, to 4300 mats, 160 casks low brown to good Manilla, 14 cases, - gdwaarsernotohaitgslz;nlnbgul
_
Pet Co • Catherine Isuardi ; Conte Mailach, Mahorich ; 10 brls. Brazil, and so brls. Porto Rico. i New quarter shares 4 d.. par
Nith'e,-Balliale'y ; Brenda,'Warden,-and Jane and Jessie, Camp- 24th Sept., in lat. 44, lon. 19-Gazelle hence, - Septrin lat.
Molasses maintain previous rates ; the only sale reported is DUBLIN CORN MARKET, OCT. 15. 2 FAinburgh and Perth .
oat, hence at Constantinople. 34, lon. 37-Peter Hattrick, from New 'Orleans, for this port,
John Callam, Swanson, hence at Leghorn. 9th Sept., off the Tortugas-General Berry, from New Orleans, 40 casks St. Vincent at 19s. per mt. We have no alteration to quote in our market to-day, except aExeter, Yeovil, & Dorchester
William Selwyn, Canon of Ely, HAMILTON COOKE E ef
„ sq.
Fourteen, Williamson, and William Green, Reed, hence at for this port, 16th Sept., off the Tortugas-Countess of Loudon, Coffee.-A public sale of Jamaica was attempted, but there in prices of Malting Barley and bere, which were 6d. dearer IS2/ Fleetwood, Preston, & W.Riding i:: oil)
Carr-house, near Doncaster, to CAROLINE ELIZABETH.
Wyberg. from Quebec, for this port, sth Oct., in lat. 46, lon. 55- was nO disposition to purchase, and only one or two small lots 1 than on Tuesday: Indian Corn met a very dull sale at our last 50 Furness .
were disposed of, at lower prices ; the annexed quotations for quotations. White Wheat, 265. to 315. 6d. ; red ditto, 235. to 5 ! .'2O extensions l.. 2 p
CRS er, _
Rio JANET RO, 25th Aug.-The Emilia, loaded fel' Liverpool, Cambria (s), hence for Halifax, Ilth Oct., in lat. 50, lon. 01.
99 .. 100 and grand-daughter of the late Jame
the present must be considered nominal ;60 bags St. Denting° 30s. ; Barley, 15s. 6d. to 17s. 6d. ; Bere. 12s. 6d. to I3s. 6d. ; Stock. Glasgow and Ayr s Compson, Esq., NE
Wlll have to discharge for survey, being leaky.
111 .. 113 Cleobury Mortimer, Shropshire.
- are reported at 345. per cwt., and 800 bags Laguayra, the price Oats (new), Ils. to 13s. ; Oatmeal, I4s. Gd. to 165. 6(1. ; second Stock. Guaranteed stock
,
,
of which has not transpired. Flour, 175. to 195.; Indian Corn, 265. to 365. (per 480 lbs.) 40 ' ..40 shares 3B .. 39 On the I •
3th instant, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. ROBERT -
- 'WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13.-Wind E., moderate. LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, OCT. 12. 150 bags black Pepper brought 23d. per lb. •
_Asceteiven.-Eliza Stewart, Henderson, from Calcutta-Tem- _ie.._ No sales of COcoa, Ginger, or Pimento. 10 Half-shares No. 2 l*. 1 d Same day, at Cairneyhill Manse, near Dunfermline, b the
1-...e....e,1 'Brown, from Bombay-Worthington, from St. Domingo Rice.-4000 bags Bengal sold at 115. for cargo, and 13s. Gd. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, OCT. 13. fii Glasgow and Dumfries
Rev. John More, the Rev. DAVID HINTON, of the I lilted
Seee,%nela, Young, from Jamaica-Timoleon, Freemen, from PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. for white ; 150 tierces Carolina, chiefly at 21s. 6d. per cwt. We were well supplied with stock to-day, but the quality 25 ,Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock 17*- 173 Presbyterian Church, missionary to Jamaica to ELLEN, ..
se frr e"".*---Ullen Strafford, from New . I• . .A. • • Thorn and J. Gee._Manehester, machine
cmia:leers.-41ulke• itens.-The leieleas. i. ,f1i,...a....1._ _ _ - ~,.t rft-vrante-airarcurr-tnr---ircrna no le , "4 14..teeae. ee - - , se- - 0
mrrle r ..s. anrc-rmairc. ibris, , second daugbter of thelate ALEXANDER BAlleD, Esq., M.D..
• Mrery 31,,rna 110ndura-Digby Taber, from St. John, N.B.- ey o . nson and Staple, Liverpool, eea mer
le nts-w 'lace, Tea.-The market continues .in the same depressed state, fair at rates not quotab/e below those of this day week. A fair „,,,„
3 Preference shares par.. / p Farnvvorth, near Liverpool.
QUeb' -lath • F kfi Id Rob' son and York, Wilaon, from Sharp, and Co., Glasgow, sewed muslin mann acturers. and the trifling business that is doing is at further reduced clearance effected. 1,•,,, Great North of England -
n ova.
ee___ „ , ran e , in ,
5 .4'40 shares 5O .. 51 p THOMAS eldest son of JOHNT
, i wARING, Esq., of' Maisie .
sOn, frre„ !Loan, lll`Arthur, from Miramichi-Areca, Hender- DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. rates. , . 30 ~:e3O shares 66 .. 67 Denbighshire, to EMILY ROSE, second daughter of HENRX
Of eti ee' %At/leo-Laura, Payne, from Cephalorna-Countess J. Welsh, Carlisle, tailor. At public sale, 90 chests Gum Arabic sold at rather easier
rates, 50 bales and baskets Gambier at 12s. 3d. to 12s. 6(1., and DUBLIN CATTLE ' MARKET, OCT. 14. 11 .el 5 shares
cal nto, Allen, and Edgecombe, from St. Petersburg-Rose, B. Robinson, Burtoneupon-Trent, draper.
N
21 Great . orth of Scotland
y, ansh Church of Runcorn, by the Re '
c verly, from G- d h " G r/ from Marseilles. T. Oakes, Walsall, wine dealer.
lion, an Cat enne, rego e 5o bags Sago Flour at 345. per cwt.
In Saltpetre, 1200 bags brought 28s. to 305., and 50 tons of The market to-day was smaller than heretofore. Prime
cattle were scarce, and obtained high prices, while inferior 5
85 C
Treat Western
•T.
LIZAB'ETH,„
i ttroAleEn.-George Buckham, Matches, incapore-GiPsey, BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.
Nitrate ef Soda Ils. per cwt. Beef was low-prices varying from 40s. to 54s per cwt. off sink. 10 Half shares 55 .. 56 youngest daughter of JOHN JANNION F
. , ,see,
, , 4 wn• and Monteray, M‘Manus, New Orleans-Huguenet, Thomas Wakefield, Nottingham, merchant- par.. 3 p
' icgte Guano.-The sales continue on a very moderate scale. The prices of Mutton varied considerably, 43d to 63d. ; Veal, 5 Quarter shares Same day, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. C. H.
r -11, New York-Clarissa Andrews, Colby Boston-Barkhill, Thomas Wells, Sudbury, coefectioner. 20e.. 21 M.A., Mr. JOSEPHeIRELAND, hi • Burtnn.
•
- 6d. per lb. off sink Quick sales for Pigs, which are much 20 Fifth shares mac met, to Miss MAM
lee,,P,, Newfoundland-Harriet Rockwell; Gerrish, Ports-
BANKRUPTS. 7 .tl7 shares * d.. par ANN IRELAND.
•
better finished than could be expected, 48s. to 545. per cwt.
' bizo,, A.S.-Johan Schmidt, Schmidt, Odeesa-taisanena,
Thomas Lyon and Edward Lyon, Birchin-lane, London, LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, OcT. 15. 30 Huddersfield Canal & Railway.. 273.. 28 Same day, at Huddersfield. M '
r W ILLIAM HIRST, to Mrs:
, le&e'eed, Dordt-Courier, Benter, Pillau-Heloise, mb rt,
• stockbrokers. . . 22 Huddersfield Canal & Railway.. 53.. 43 d SARAH ARMSTONE. ' • '
The bnd
' -,...eattx, Whitfield Palmer, Uxbridge, jeweller. The slight improvement noticed in our last continued only le.. le d egroom is 70 years old atid. •
; for a few days, the accounts from London of the great diffi- STATE OF TRADE. 7 Third shares
------
pan 't o d
William Walker, London-wall, and Regent-street, CI y.r a , 50 Hull and Selby 9B .. 99 the wife's third husband. ourth wife, andt
.
, L_ dora Cobb '1 d from Sydney, N.S.W. for New Zea-
mad . , , sal e London •
, paper stainer. culties in the money enarket producing a corresponding gloom 25 Half shares 49 .. 50 ; Same day at St. Mary's Church St
, 114.nd Hong Kong 27th May.
Barras, and Nimrod, William Henry Stray, Lambeth-walk, London, hat manufac- here. The sales dnrine the week have been limited and for MANCHESTER.-Durinr the week business in Manchester
' - 123 Quarter shares
, ockport, by the Rev'. Wm.:
l• Atkie"a• Rochelli, Rodesich ; Septima,
turer. the last few da 's have been made at a decline of id. to d. r and the surroundin districts has been entirel aral sed. The
3 iPe g y P Y 16 Ipswich and Bury St. Edmunds. 7..6i d at-law Lincoln's-inn to CA
• • ROLINE AMELIA
, Esq., barrister-
L. es he na
re, • nce at Alexand •
wtstantinonle Young, sailed from oor i
ditt f th's pert 24th Henry Toyne, Shoreditch, London, linen draper. lb. in American. Brazil, Egyptian, and Surat remain without daily rumours and confirmations of rumours of failures in Lon-
any material variation but are very difficult of sale. Speen- don and elsewhere, have exercised so depressing an influence 21 Isle of Axholme and Goole.
, sq., o Lincoln's-inn &net
t
It
ember. - ' George William Jones, Barnes, Surrey, Birchin-lane, Lon- 25 Kendal and Windermere
' • d t 1150 American as to shake confidence to an extent unparalleled 1 th' t
lators have taken 3900 American, an expor era n is quer er nse , and one Of -
don, and Cheltenham, shoe manufacturer. 82 Lancashire &Yorks late M. 8z L. 5.. 4 d her Majesty's commissioners in bankruptcy.
, ete°,Blern G d'ner hence at Beirout. and 130 Surat. during the last twenty years. Prudent and solvent houses ad- .e • 2
.. si e
241-`ue • sr
1 ' t d'tto and sailed for Alexandria William Hurst Ford, Burford, Oxfordshire, innkeeper. aa Half shares On the 16th instant, at St. Peter's Church, by the Rev. A. Me
hs • Thompson, hence a i ,
William Henry Lewis, Ludgate-street, London, straw bonnet- here to the safe principle of keeping down their liabilities to the
i ePtember. lowest possible point. They will not be tempted into an in- 33 Do., late Hudders. & Sheffield 9-83 a Tomlin, Mr. JAMES LYON, to MARY ANN, daughter of Btfr..
rig maker. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, 143 Quarter shares
crease of engagements.by almost any consideration of price, be
S se. , Browse sailed from Beirout for this port 21st Sept.
Edward Sanders, Stamford•terrace, Asylum-road, Old Kent- • 6,3 F•fth 1 2.. i d John Lupton, Esq., silk manufacturer. Coventry.
For the week ending Oct. 15, D 347. and, in many cases, with fair orders in hand, they entirely re- 204 i s tares
1, %lee:Mon _'
• Hughes; Lorina Thompson, Miller, and British
road, London, builder. 63.. 6* d
seen, Gladstone, hence at the Dardanelles. train from giving them out. Having conducted their opera- / .432 shares On the 17th instant, at St. Silas's Church, by the Rev. J..,
I Henry Owen, Fleet-street, and Argyll-street, London, corn- Prices paid Imports
Likci?ive,rY, and Archimede, hence at Naples. tions eluring the last few menths with mere than esuel circem- 64 Sixteenth shares
5 ie,e4nnee Le Sueur and Sampson Butcher, hence at Malta. mon.cerrier. . SALES OF THE WEEK. in the week. ThisWk This Yr. 34 Half sliares, late L& B 8..73 d MARY LEWIS, daughter of Mr. W. Lewis, bootmaker, Of tie*
they are now realizing the fruits of their wise policy
spection, .
William Pithey, Philpot-lane, Fenchurch-street, London, - ' 82/ Fifth shares, late W. R. U.... 3e.. 33 d 3311 town.
5
4 -na, Wake from'Alexandria, at" ditto, and sailed for this and find themselves able to meet their engagements without
30th se ' merchant. 260 Sea Island lO @2O } 574 Half shares, late W. P. 8z G.. 3 d.. par
, Enro, ptember. Richard Coleman Kingsford and Henry Lowry Barnwell, 20 Stained - 8 6481 266720 sment Under resent circumstances, they very pro-
embarras • . Same day, at St. Philip's Church, bv the Rev. C. H. Burtalta
15 Extension shares, Do. . 4 d.. par
' tiieePa, Budey, hence at Swinnemunde. 42 - fq,' perly prefer suspending a 1 further business of importance, and M.A., Mr. JOHN SMITH, to Miss ANN NIELD.
93 Late Manchr., Bolton, 8z Bu. 5 6
17 • • P
• Ickham, Kent, and Catherine-court, Tower-hill, millers. 3940 Bowed Georgia
quietly await the result of the crisis through which we are now Same day at St. Philip's Church, Mr. THOMAS EVANS le
1 litie„rvea, hence at Ostend.
John Williams, Cheltenham, mercer. Mobile 5 - 6.1 50 Lancaster and Carlisle
4140 ai g • -more desirous of being in readiness to meet the un-
Alern.o, Hughes, at Punta Arenas.
Robert Dewhurst and Evan Gregson, Blackburn, timber { Alabama and Tennessee 5 -59 24622 462070 Pas--° .t . 10 Third shares
, keeander, Hall, and Rothsay, from Callao at Cove. expected con ingen
t cies to which even the most prudent houses Yesterday, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. Mr Stevrart.
, merchants. 9050 New Orleans 43 - 7 47e Lancaster and Preston
. i's knd James Kiud, from Cuba at ditto. in the present state of the money market are liable, than of en- Mr. JAMES SMITH, eldest son of Mr. Robert S . *
. William Bate, Bridgnorth, Shropshire, millwright. f Pernambuco & Paraiba 8 - 8.1 1 2330 25.. e 19 Tliree-quarter shares
, 70 /JV teritig into new transactions which the present ion price of ton-street, Everton, to Miss MARY FAIRCL ' '
OUGH, eldest
, Tire - - - I 156/ Quarter shares
nder other circumstances robabl render safe
goods would, u . • P Y 50 airc oug , Upper Essex-street, Tea-
, eAIteieuRSDAY, °arose!' 14.-Wind S.E., moderate. James Burt, James Burt, jun., and William Tottie Watson, 110 Bahia and Maceio
• and lucrative speculations.
, thelkia,,•4..--Guardian Vickerman, Bombay-Lady Mona, Manchester and Leeds, commission agents. { Maranham 7-71 1 14091 26965 LEEDS.-The woollen trade continues without much altera- 378 Leeds and Dewsbury
t --411---,kalld Clymene, 'Holmes, Valparaiso-Beethoven, Cal-
DIVIDENDS. 340 Sawginned - - - 121 Half shares 13..1a d
t son -ue
Re; and testis Hunter, Creighton, Bonny-Was gt
hin on, Ben- • tion, but doubtless it is a good deal affected by the depressed ..
al Leeds and Thirsk l9 - 183 d DIED.
Emi rant Nov. 12, W. F. Westall, Manchester, hotel keeper-Nov. 3, •• • • Minas
---1 • • • . •• • • state of commercial affairs throughout the kingdom. Themer-
....e,,", and se' essacurncon, Robinson, New Orleans- g ,
J. Wilson and W. Crighton, Manchester, calico printers-Nov. •• • • Para - - - 173 New shares 143.. 143 d Lately, of enlargement of the hea
, 'van Havre chants and manufacturers act with great caution and have rt, awfully sudden, aged 51.•;
I: gee Thee'regon, Quebec-Blarney, (steamer,) S ,
5, P. Hansen, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merehant-Nov. 4, J. •• • • Demerara, Surinam, &c.. -- - .. . • 455 16/ Leicester and Bedford 6/3.. 3/9 d Sir THOMAS PIGOTT. The
ee.-'3Aiee,"'e• Dady, Callao. Berkley, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant-Nov. 16, A. Atkin- 730 Egyptian 65 - 8 .... 8555 done so for a considerable period ; h ' '
ence prices keep up, and deceased -
nes on a visit at
I rat] wese.----H' doo, Johnson, Philadelphia—New Jereey,
son Newcastle-upon-Tyne, sharebroker. .... Barbadoes - - .... 623 stocks are not larger than usual at this period of the year. 2 Liverpool, Crosby, 8z Southport. e.. e d Denston-house, and was dressing for diener, when he was
;
ail ° e,' s'osto Hip
' Gunton Newfoundland and Brazil- •
.... Peruvian Since our last report there have been a number of Irish buyers, 2 New shares, late W. ',encash. 3.. 3 d suddenly seized with faintness a d
li expired almost Immo-
- diately.
l' ese.ca, -•rows n- orcea,
sian 'Hore, Valparaiso-Niagara, CERTIFICATES
.... Bahama and drapers from the country, in the town, and, although the -
* L'pool, M'ches., 8z N'cast. Junc. 2k.. 2 d
eeeeN.:e 11,
ande,v3mdd Circeecbd,
s New York-Carolus, Storer, to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the
.... 511.. 61 Lately, at Kirk-Yetholm, in his 96th year, WILL FAA, the
. Laguayra
__
..
353
, g.,_ Orleans-serb
,eexn, Ni
n , Connibeer, Lisbon-Oporto, Barnes, day of meeting. 100 Common West India, &c. 63 -se 80 3434 fair amount of business done in the warehouses. The public 50 London B.z Brighton &S. Coast. 58 Gipsy King. Up to a very recent period he was in the enjoy--
.
,
*ler,rteses Jeohn ItUrham, Roy, New Orleans-Eliza, Napoli, Nov. 5, J. Leadbeater Butterell, Doncaster, grocer-Nov. 5,
.... Carthagena
s
111alr"-xdward and James Richmond, Lisbon-Struan, Nut- A, Johnson, South Shields, printer-Nov. 2, J. Welsh, Carlisle,
.... &puma
finer qualities of beavers and other heavy goods for t e ome
h h Stock. London and North Western
82 Genoa-Athol, Turner,' Mobile. Manilla
tailor-Nov. 4, J. Donaldson, late of Wigton, Cumberland,
.... ' trade, and little or nothing being required by the shipping 17 Quarter shares
,
common brewer. 2940 Surat
g3' g , and waS as proud.
Lancaste -le } 10864 98148 2 Fifth shares B- 88 Is of his pedigree as if he had had all the blood of the Howarth;
,_ ire, Turner, from Valparaiso, at Paquique. CERTIFICATES .... Madras - Beeneoen. Wool.-There is great inactivity among the 25 351.. 36 purpling his veins.
eieeennnaodore, Robinson • Messenger, Moffatt ; and Henrietta, To he granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown
.... Bengal - - 15 Quarter shares (G. J.)
-eensen, hence tOd ' ..e4O shares (L. & M.) l9i.. 20 p On the 2nd of Jul
ring the week has been unusually small, yet there is no dispo- y, at Sierra Leone, of yellow fever, aged 32.
- Jame_ a essa. to the contrary on or before Nov. 2. e_______
40 Manchester & Birmingham. 55 • • 56 RICHARD HAYWARD Esq colo 1
and weytaY! Hannaford, from London at the Cape de Verds, G. Wilson, Huddersfield, woollen cloth manufacturer-C. 21700 bales. 47586, 909953 sition to press sales, owing to the great difficulty that still ex- , ~ ma surveyor and engineer
I ee__
.0 d sail 13th July for Monte Video. Curme, Hiiperton, Wiltshire, common brewer-T. Sanderson, ists in purchasing from the growers, so as to meet the prices 5 Quarter shares (A) 3••34 Is for Sierra Leone.
Lallin,a, iest, hence at Antwerp. Leeds, corn factor-G. T. Rollason, Birmingham, glass dealer current here. Noils and Brokes, from the small quantity mak. 5 Quarter shares (B) 24.. 24 p On the Ist ultimo, at Quebec, of typhus fever aged 17 yeaFfe
7„Yripi2, ky.alls, hence at Browersbaven. -G. Henwood, Leeds, carver. LIVERPOOL WOOL MARKET, OCT. 18. ing, maintain their price. Yarns.-The trade is depressed to 1 Quarter shares (C) 21- 2i P WILLIAM TYSON, eldest son of hlr. EDWARD OWEN, ke
i at cotyl'e! men, Rogers, and Undaunted, Ritchie, from Callao
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Our Wool market is still in a very depressed state, and even n recedented position, and the approach of winter, under
an u p b 50 London and South Western .... 54 .. 55
40 •
Consolidated * shares 43 .. 44 Regent-street.
Baltasars, from C such favours le ausnicee, is exceedingly discouraging to all On the Ist instant, aged 33 years, Mrs. ELIZABETK
R. Dow, Burnside, merchant. ifficul to I
at a reduction in price it would be d t p ace a quantity. I° 26 New -40 share
S Ann, ApAllgn
..,nuimbo in the Channel. J. Miller connected with it. ieces.-The demand for goods, suitable g r. AN ID THOMAS.
41.. 4 d Vauxha 1-road and rel'
t Port at Bowni ' ''` ''''
ore. llen, Neill, from St. Petersburgh for this - , , Rntherglen, grocer. Imports for the week. Foreign.-From West Coast 2704 • 323 New .e5O shares
' ' for the home trade, is hardly so active as a few weeks past, yet 5 s . , ict of the late Mr. James Brade, surgeon..
n. M Donald, Glasgow, spirit dealer. V'd '
Bombay, 586 ; Lisbon, 159 ; Monte i eo, 255 ; Gibraltar, 242 ; 0 Consolidated Tenth shares
.. -_____.....____________-- P th d"Con to stock goods by the manufacturers is strongly
. Young, Glasgow, mer Chant. • r 54 110 • total 58 056.-Scotch 1284 • pre- e isposi 1 40 Ditto 4l .. 413 GEORGE PH iLI l'S, Bart. Sir George was a d I'
previously this fea , , • ' ' ' ' resisted ; and as the demand slackens, looms are stopped. eputy- ieutenant
t FRIDAY, Ocrons i D. and .T. Paul, Cairndow, Argyleshire, innkeepers. rtously, 11,124 : total, 12,508. 61 Third shares
g te of the county of Warwick and Lancaster ne-
t ARRIVED.-Baltic, Saulind 5.-
E. moderate.
Wind E.S. , D. Cargill, Perth, merchant. From all we can learn, the stocks are by no means an average 25 Longridge and Preston
e
S In ...al-.
g man, and Elizabeth, Hugg, Iv!
ers New Orleans-Marmion Fre
-ew York-Morton • e. T. Muir, Edinburgh, bookbinder.
HALIFAX.-Our market has been very poorly attended by 13
100 Manchester, Sheffd. & Lincolns. 78 .. 79 cashire and Warwickshire by Mr. G. R. Philips, M.P. fet-
e - Bey Chaleur. • ---• frone J. Turnbull and J. Broadley, Glasgow, manufacturers. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 12. Quarter shar N
es, o. I 3. • i P Poole. .
buyers, and yen, little business has been transacted. Menu-
d r.SAILED.-Manilla, Harrieon, Calcutta-Earl Grey, Chester G. Grant, Banff, fish curer. Having a tolerable number of vessels into this port since Fri- facturers are holding heavy stocks, and are making.fewer pieces 25 Quarter shares, No. 2 l9k.. 191 On the sth instant, at Venice, in his 26th year, the ARCH-.
,i 21,1capore—Celerity, James, St. Michael-Sbaks Hd ' day., the arrivals of the week comprise a rather better supply of 75 Eighth shares 3;.. 31 d 1(1 DUKE FREDERICK of AUSTRIA, admiral, and commander-
"un) Cha pere, en er- than they have been for sometime back ; they are in hopes that 25 •
. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. pain coastwise and from Ireland than of late, with a fair late Gt. Grimsby and Sheffd_ 125.. 12 d in-chief of the imperial navy, to which he succeeded, • I
,„ i_ s r rleston-Bideford, Major, Newfoundland-Samuel, there will be a better demand when the severe panic is over. in 844.
Y :,;130...t ong, Elsinore-Amizade, Paula. Lisbon-Maria, Des- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. increase of Wheat and other Grain from abroad, and of States Yarns are in the same languid state they have been for some 7 .420 shares 4..33 d Admiral Bandira, the father of the unfortunate young men who.
e . j'evan• Ostend-Emilie, Gronow, and Richard, Kraeft, for Os T. Fisher and Co., Barrow, Lancashire, merchants-Threlfall Flour 20,737 barrels. time back, and only a small amount of business doing. Wool 43 Quarter shares
12S 1 t G tG • b•D k
_ a e rea rims e oc
...
6 . . 53 tl with fever, vomiting, and rapid exhaustion of his strength, anal
r - and Ashcroft, Salford and Heap, Lancashire, cotton spinners- Although we had a good attendance of country millers at this still continues much the same, there being only a very limited
, es_V•twee, W. Haigh and Co., Almondbury, Yorkshire, scribbling millers morning's market, the trade for Wheat was exceedingly dull, demand. 73 late Sheffield and Lincolnshire 5..43 d he never rallied. Many think that lie died of cholera.
On the th in
9 stant, at Oakley-crescent, City-road, Landoll"
eoe -se Bekemen fro 0 t d f h. -
T. and J. Perry, Bristol, coach builders-R.
~ ~dy, „ , m_s en or tis part, ran on the . . ...,-;.„-...-...a....,....-- -- Williams and J. hesingethe adesencee of Friday, and prices settling rather below _
• ....- - HUDDieItSFIELD.-The public market and the warehouses 2/ Manchester and Fouthampton, . 1!.. 11 cl
42 3, e h er and Southport .... 1 I
.. d R aged 79 years, AMOS WRAY.
e erehee eands but eame off, ana proceeded. -hav b n dull this week, all parties acting with great caution. Stock/. If' le est
9 *4114-`4l M '
r, 8 , artone of this port, has been on shore on Newcome S.
Ki . .
DECLARATION OF DWIDENDS.' For Fiour also ttlere was rather less activity in the trade, at ThZ.e ge
as been some in uiry for fancy goods for shi pin but Midland /02 .. 104 Same d
ay, at Birkenhead, aged 49, THEOPHANIA, relect taf
prices rather over those of Tuesday last. q P g, 40 '4O shares 383.. 39 th la
e te WILLIAM DOUBLEDAY tea broke ftl •
es set4,l4ld assisted off by the coast guard. ndar, Birkenhead, paper hanger.
Barley ls. to 2s. per quarter dearer, with a fair demand. the purchases have been limited. Until there is some improve- r, o us tows.
Stock. Preferential stock, 6 per cent. 122.. 124 formerly of Manchester, and younge t d
s aughter of the late
1 .),.4411, °.,tsoeter, Furse, hence at Genoa. Blackett, Thackeray, and Tennant, Manchester, merchants.
Malt unvaried. ment in the commercial world generally, little alteration for 10 Half shares 33.. 33 d Rev. Clement Watts, Rector of Egremont Irton
, ed f thi t th
'ed (se , nasterby, at Gibraltar, and clear or spor on e J. Laybourne Manchester, printer.
R. Marsh, Utolland, Lancashire, provision dealer. Pease scarce, and dearer. the better can be expected here. Stocks are not large, and
prices remain as of late. Stock. Consol B• ' h &D b 76 77 75
. irming am •er y. .. Cumberland, and niece of the late Sir John' Benn ,vairind Drig,ge,
alsh, Bart..
Y , Jae.tcber.
uete `, Rich d '1 d from Charente for this port on Ilth J. Dent, Hu dersfield, cloth merchant. Oats Id. per bushel cheaper ; Oatmeal steady in value, with e,,
a moderate demand. atOCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET.-The flannel trade, this 100 Birmingham and Gloucester ll B.. 120
34 Bristol and Gloucester .'s'o ah 8 ..9 p Same day, at his residence ' B '
a short but severe illness in his 54
,in runswick-place, Leeds, after
e her. ar s, sai e W. Glover, Leeds, woollen manufacturer. week, was not so brisk as of late. The manufacturers have • th year the Rev. JOHN
149/ .e 37 5/ shares
~ e Jaw_ „.. R. H. Hartley, Halifax, sharebroker. Indian Corn in moderate reouest, at a decline of Is. to 2s.
a been very cautious in their transactions durieg the last few e n epen ent Chapel, Leeds, De-
'knee ese,enarbara, Schutt, and Hoop en Verwaickling, De Bor, per 4801 b. Indian Meal in fair emend; no alteration in price. 100 Newcastle and Carlisle
11 gm.sz. i exo, BANKRUPTS. days, and but little business has been done in Flannels, at 25 Quarter shares - 264 x div and for seventeen years pr •• I • ' f h
et ious y minister o t e Independent
11 Jerre Evans, hence at Browershaven. Ann Leman, Upper Thames-street, London, shipowner. prices much the same as our last report. The Wool market is 60 New shares 5.. 6 p x diy Chapel, Rochdale.
Wheat le 70115. s. d. s. d. s. d. ii, d, rather dull, but prices firm. Brokes and skins are scarce. The
e 4 il. v 'ornelia, Schenk ; Highlander, Sellis; Ebenezer, Park ; Frederick Leake, Regent-street, and George-yard, West- , . Steck. Norfolk
1- kn English red, new. :. 7 6@ 7 9 Old . ... 8 0@ 8 4 failures have thrown a damp on the market. - ouse, Berks, after a linger-
^o ~,,Plyin Maria, Van Wyk ; Annachina Elsina, Kniper • Vesta, minster, London, relievo leather manufacturer. 13 Extensions (5 per cent.) par.. e p ing illness, aged 18 y
Ditto, white, d 0.... 76- 8 0 do. .... 82- 8 . 6 LEIPZIC FAIR.-The trade is continuing to be active. The 24e.. 25 late of H.M.S. Terrible
ears, Mr. JAMES DOUGLAS WAIT'S.
ie etosa ean ; Rainbow, Todham • Maria, Pells ; Enfield, I:ouden • Edward Lloyd James, Queen-street, Cheapside, London, 25 North British
gese .tandford ;W ke Reds, Meades, and Alida, loombas, stationer.. Irish red,. do.. .. 71- 7 7 do. .... 72- 7 8 Buckarest buyers have all, with the exception of only one, who 123 Half shares 123..123 Same day, aged 33 '
years
le b at Helvoet. 37
Ditto, white, d 0.... - do. .... - has lost all by fire, fulfilled their engagements. The business 3/9.. 1/3 d , ANN, only survivin chi liter
the late Mr. THOMAS RIM g ug
it
Francis Clark, jun., Bury St. Edmund's, innkeeper. 43 Quarter shares
0' 'lapid
a, , hence at Sierra Leone. William Francis Merrett, Greenwich, draper. Rye, English, *qr .... - Irsh6olb - with Warschaw was good. Some buyers from Brody and .50 Northern and Eastern 59 .. 60 Same da ' • -
y, in this tow n, aged 42 ears
. y , Mr. DAVID ANDERe
13 lilt --un Je Is'
Vela ' n ins, and Catherine, Thompson, hence at Bere- Edward John and Frederick William Allen, Seymour-place, was
Barley, English, new .. 36 0 -39 0 ,Chevalr. 39 0 -40 0 Lithuania are arrived. The cloth trade good in the better 73 North Staffordshire l_ 3 d SON, the self-tau "
ght Pert shire Artist."
•cl Bryanston-square, London, riding masters. Scotch & Irish, *602, - —101 d 3 9- 4 0 qealities, but very dull in the lower one ; therefore, from 65,000 Stock. North Union (A) 202.. 204 Same da ,aed ' •
y_ g /2 y ears, ELIZABETH •"
• wife of JOHN
at James Johnson, Langley-place, Commercial-road East, Lon- English r
Malt, ,* q . pieces only 40,000 were sold. It must not be overlooked that, Stock. Ditto (B) 141..143 DUDLEY, Esq., Wharton-lodge C •
, lieshire,
So., • don, leather seller. pale —- !do. .... 62 0 -66 0 during the summer, trade was very brisk in the cloth districts. Same day, at the Catholi CI 1 h
y, ..4,44 uRDAY,I6th OCTOBER.-Wind E.S.E., moderate. Irish - ouse, Stockton-npo
John Caborn Barr, Old Bailey, and Blackman-street, South- 2 Oldham Alliance - li-
ra 4.Ailed IYED.-Britannia, (steamer,) Harrison, from I3oston Oats, per 4511). glad to say that of English likewise a great deal has been sold. nal duti
aged' 41 years, the Rev. JOSEPII DUGDALE, eldest son tif
eel Ist
ke Tree! lined from Halifax 3rd October-Princess Alice, Phil- ark, hatter.
w Charles Howe, Plymouth, draper. English and Scotch _— - do. .... 310- 4 1 Tbe trade in Lace and Bobbinets was nearly good. The fair 35 Oxford, Worcester & Wolverh 153.. 15 d
25 Preston and Wyre ' 323.. 334 Christopher Dugdale, Esq., of Upper Islington, in this town.
in "i sei w York-John Renwick Bell from Valparaiso- Welsh
,1' eehlerce N• f eist b 'I ' Richard Linell, Shrewsbury, grocer. - 3 9 310 will be a mid . • • e 5 Preference (5 le cent. & Div.) 58 .. 59 On the llth instant, at Canterbury Villas, Maida-vale; in her
, e,,,,,, , ewer, rom t. e ers urg. Irish, fine qualities - 3 6 do. .... 39- 4 0 all quarters of Germany we hear that the potato rot, not con-
Giles Davies, Maesbury, Shropshire, miller.
,Cs' sereseeEssis.-Mary Spencer, Fisher, for Calcutta-:Swordfish, 9 Half shares (A) 22.. 3 p 77th year, JANE, relict of the late Captain R. MERiTON, of
Samuel Kimberley and Bryant Organ West Bromwich, Stafe general do.
b- fleet, e„ r ernambuco-Cantero, Shields, Rio Janeiro-North fordshire, soda water manufacturers-. ' Beans Eng•lish, RI), qr —- ' do. ... 52 0 -56 0 diminishing in several. In the Wool trade reigns great dul- 13 Half shares (B) 4- 311 5P the Hon. East India Company's Office.
a- ?eked, ePrague, Boston-Queen of the Ocean, Tilley, Mobile- John Partkington, Wyre Piddle, Worcestershire, cattle dealer. Scot'ch & Irish,* 480Ib —--- d 146 0 -48 0 The Money Markets -In the rates of the disc t
o. .... ness. . . . . oun no 83/4 Sixth shares
reiee"a• Williams, Constantinople-Egide, Halewyk, Ghent- 100 ,St Helens Railway and Canal
ca George Bryant, Bristol, baker. Pease, English, white .. 46 0 -50 0 blue.... - alteration, Frankfort-on-the-Maine excepted, where it is 45d. 10 "
New shares 143.. 143 Same day, in Hope-street, in his 69th year, JOHN HALL,
end ers en Josephine, Allmer, Hamburg-Betsey, Atkinson, Daniel Pinkstone, Cheltenham, innkeeper. Do. & Irish .. maple.. -
igrey.... ;36 0 -38 0 per cent. In Vienna the exchange has a somewhat better feel
ie- diens_ antura, ei•Kinnon, Leghorn-Eugene, Ostend-Gleaner, Thomas Dalton, Darlington, rope manufacturer. Flour, per 28095.
1 ing. Railway shares were going higher in the beginning of the
- 60 Preference shares lO .. 11 p Esq.
he: -",• and Onrust, Huisman, Rotterdam. English& Irish, 2nds - 23 New Preference 3. • 3 p On the 12th instant, at his residence,Mill-street, Toxteth-
. DIVIDENDS. fine .... ,313 0 -40 0 week, and are steady.
lay Joh
Nov. 11, J. Ingham, Liverpool, woolstapler-Nov. 11, E. S. Ditto. superfine 42 0 4 20 'Scottish Central 3..34 p park, aged 40, Mr. THOMAS ECCLES HARWOOD, butcher,
0 lextra .. r 5 0 -445 o . Oen H A m.-The present state of trade in Oldham is deplorable
Oatmeal se, lb of 240te 17a Sc t• h M'd
, ot is i land
el tin), n B. Skiddy, Luce; Pacific, Ludlam ; America, M`Cer-
B It I: * I t kb k r Nov 11 M Jones Liverpool • ' ' '
ou ,le erpoo ,s oc ro e - . , • • . , • Insh, 1847 in the extreme. A very large number of the monufactories are
ee A and Memphis, Bunker, hence at New York.
saddler-NOv. 11, W. Beamer, West Derby, Lancashire, joiner Canadian
, ew shares , i d.. par Same day, aged 10, WILLIA M, son of Mr. R. A. SiefiNlGlrie,
;ti- leiman, Scott ; Guardian Churchill; Mary Ann. Langley ;
re eY, Loran •Ad • '
aeleste -_ , elaide, Grant ; Ready Rhino, Frizzle ; and -Nov. 10, S. Bowring, Pendleton, Lancashire, plumber-No. Bran, * 24/b . _ do. .... 24 0 -26 0 week. In some instan e
c s, the operative spinners and other
112 - I 4 factory operatives have submitted to a reduction, in a few cases, 5 Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole 2i.. 2 d
6 Shrewsbury and Birmingham .. 33.. 33 d of Codrington street, Low-hill.
Same day, aged 23, Mr. JAMES SWEETMAN son of Mt
le' ma.hilvic uicahy, hence at Halifax.
at Montreal; jamp
; Sarah, Barclay ; and Ann, M`Garry, hence 12, W. Wain, Manchester, pocket-book maker.
CERTIFICATES to the extent of to per cent., but no general notice of any in-
tention to reduce appears to have been yet given. About le 16 ishiaysby & Chester, late N.W.M. 2e.. 33 p
8 New shares ll.. 11 p late Mr. William Sweetman, of Halton-lane, R '
Same day, after a few days' illness, aged 54 uncorn.
, Mr. J. GLOVER.
*l'' Fes., _I.
To be granted, unless .
cause be shown tO the contrary on the CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 15. concerns are at an entire stand. The machine making and hat- _2 Shrewsbury and Hereford lt .13 d corn and flour dealer, St. Helens.
rid Stos7jue, A
lurdoch ;V' • tin. businesses are extremely depressed. 12 ,Shrewsbury, Oswestry & Chester 41 .43 d slid Same day, in Newton-street Tt tl k
-1.15 xteseeY,; Joan M'All irzilia, Barr • Glenlyon, Muirhead ; Cove, clev of meeting. Opposed by easterly winds, our imports of Grain from abroad e I ! Do. and Chester new shares
Ben V 482. Sangster ,nki•tif.g ; Dah
ha; Sir R. Jackson, Doane; Nov. 19, J. T. Hobson, Liverpool, drysalter-Nott. 19, C. since Monday, last are trivial ; those ef Flour from theeteJnitie4
On the 13th instant, after a short illn
AO Countee,l''' Turner -
: Leeeduhueto, Gansen ; Elizabeth, Scott ; Jones, Birkenhead, printer-Nov. 11, Cs G: Hill, Prestori and States and tanada, 4weter, are fair in amount ex edi
~, 50 ,South Eastern and Dover 261.. 27 ess, DORINDA widow
• of the late Mr. ROBERT GREY, s '
bla liargra • of Aiulgrave
le; joi,_ cetean, M`Cammoce ; Ocean, Quay ; Blackpool, artist-NOV. 9, M. Lyons, Birmingham, druggist. 21,000 barrels. Coastwise we have scarcely any. thing fresh in THE CHARITIES. 20 New shares, No. 1 -5/ d On the 14th instant, at the Bri •
urgeon.
ore' hence t Q sue Hes'elto stance; Dykes Petris; Thomas,
a uebec n ; and e• at. '. . i ea CERTIFICATES to notice, and the arrivals from Ireland do not increase in the 17 New shares, No. 2 -5; d dem ater Arms Inn Runcorn
Mr. WILLIAM MOUNTFIELD, landlord o f that estabr . -
ea, Fairy, James • 'hi ir ober. e ee., ....urray, To be granted by the Court of Review, unless Cause be Shown Proportion usual at this season of the year ; the wants of the --e.g.— 15 ; Consolidated Thirds 53.. 5* d Same day, at Elm Cottage Wavert e- d aslutrent.
fter a few days'
Ham •• , an', Gunton ; p •
rap et, Williams ; Eurydice, Br to the contrary on or before Nov. 5. millers there, and high prices relative with ours, preventing
hce'nx, Kerr ; Flirt, Coo Per ; G. Roberts, Rodbornugh, Giocestershire, miller-j. Bag.eott, any extensive shipments at present ; whilst the exports hence EASTERN DISPENSARY, ROSE-RILL. 6*; New shares, No. 4
42/ South Mid. June. & Salisbury par.. 3p , illness, JANE, the bl•d' •f re roa .ti
chant, of this town, daughter f C •
e (me vvi eof Mr. JOHN 111`KEE, mer-
V at Newfoundland. own •
, and Rolla, cat, hence Worcester li d • t aller-T. Reader, Foleshill, Warwick- in that direction continue to be liberal. We have had a slack o aptain Holland, of Port-
Hibern. . e cense vic u le Southport and Euxton l*.. i d stewart, and sister of Major Holland, of the 8 •
6th Renee ment-
e- 0 e la, (steamer,) Ryrie, hence at Hal' shire, milter-B. Gage, Gosport, victualler-T. Melton, Lin. trade generally between Tuesday and to-day, and with the ex- REPORT OF CASES FOR THEWEEK ENDING FRIDAY,. OCT.B. 52/ South Staffordshire
rri' eOhn mil P r '
e E , e mien, hence at W
ttose Miller arnemunde.
'fax lat October. coln, victualler. ception of Indian Corn, the tendency of value has been again -Persons relieved at the Dispensary, 82 ; Patients visited at 15 South Wales
eep I feel their bereavement.
rather downwards. their own homes, 129; Total, 211.
,o4l' ~,_ s__ , and Despatch, Arnold, henc t H SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. . 2 S.Yorkshire, Doncaster & Goole 13_ 13 d R Same day, at his cottage, at Flh
u am, after six months of in-
el°,'; sew Van Eyck Al•
:,'„
oin , inne, hence at Ostend.e a elvoet. Wighton, Gray, and Co., Glasgow ; Gray, Roxburgh, and Having fewer country millers at our Corn Ex
than of late " change to day Physician, Dr. Imlack ; Consulting Physician, Dr. Ash-
, the transactions in any kind of Wheat were but croft ; Surgeons, Messrs. Lockwood, Harris, and Dodd; 13 Warwick & Cheltenham Junctn 1.. 1 p tense suffering, Mr. ROOKE, the eminent composer. De-
-se': eje ,_ as Baring, Gotts, hence at Brouwershaven. Co., Jamaica ; and W Gray, Glasgow, merchants. moderate, and both English and Irish, as well as the general House-Surgeon, Mr. Ball. 8 Whitehaven and Furness .... . 41.. 41 d ceased was chorus-master of D ,
run -lane for many years, whelk
rielee, hence off Boston. H. Mo t *th Gl • f cturer.
nel • asgow, maim a _ _ , runs of Foreign, receded 3d. under the cui rent rates of Tues. 20 Wbitehaven Junction 3.. 3 d he composed man s
to.
etirlin shire, steel menu- . y ongs, choruses, &c., which always bore
oo
t..l°' !€_'ll, Wylie, hence at St. John, N.B. J. Annie and Co., Mturavonside, g day.-States and Canadian Flour, although saleable to a fair 25 Wilts, Somerset, and Weymenth 93.. 94 d the stamp of gemus. His fi t
rs great work, " Amelie," was
Ore° 1 se""grant, Price, hence at Grosse Island. facturers. amount to c,,-,nsumers, declined is. per barrel ; and Irish, in LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, OCT. 16. Stock. York, Newcastle, and Berwick . 136.. 138 roduced at Covent-
it I p garden in 1838, and met with the most
; sCece• Clark, hence for Riga at Longhope, to stop teleak. M. Kennedy, Perth, spirit dealer.
ts. which little business was apparent, was rather cheaper. _______ 25 1 Original Newcastle & Berwick 28 .. 283 brilliant success. His next opera, " Henrique," was produce*,
itig' $ vra, hence for Stettin, at ionghope.
Nes Reid, Robertson, and Co. Glasgow, merchan . without any new Malting Barley remaining unsold, Grinding DISCHARGED : In-patients cured, 14 ; Relieved and at own
•th Ewing and 25 North Shields purchase 293.. 304 at Covent-garden in 1839, but t b
3 eing near the end of the seaseee
the, 0re,,,,, hence for Copenhagen, at ditto. Ewing, Smith, and Aird; Glasgow, and Smi , , samples were in tolerable request, and the turn dearer.-Malt, request, 4 ; Made Out-patients, 0; Irregular, 0 ; Dead, 2.- 10 1 Extensions No. 1
arce y justice done to it. A
el Sir jr:11, hence for Riga, at ditto. Aird, Calcutta, merchants. Beans and Pease, upon a limited demand, were unaltered in ADMITTED: In-patients, 27 ; Out-patients,3 ; Casuals during 8 1 G.N.E. pur. gar. 6le ct. till '5O is •1 P splendid comic opera, called "Ca li t "
g .os ro, was accepted by-
e aliiedseard Reay, hence for Frederickatadt, at ditto. value.-LOats, being taken off sparingly, declined id. per 451 b. ; the week, 6 ; Remaining in the House, 193. StockeYork and North Midland
Dtias Ta„,sh Oak, hence for Wyburg, at ditto. e and Oatmeal Is. per load. Consulting Surgeon, J. Dawson Esq • 20 E. 8z W. Riding Extension
, . , House Surgeon, Mr. but circumstances connected with the theatre prevented the
ded beePerheten, hence for Gothenborg, at ditto. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL'. Indian Corn continuing to attract a moderate share of erten- M`Cheane ; Apothecary, Mr. George Padley; House Nisi- 10 Preference shares 42.. 5 p opera from being produced. Deceased has left a large family.
iik -4e ll) • - ee t Grosse Isle
Attlee arte, from igo, a • Oct. Hour. tion for both English and Irish account, maintained our last tors, T. Macgill and C. W. Refute, Esqra. ; Chaplain, IRISH LINES. On the 15th instant, at her residence, in Field-street, Everton.
ce e 19, Patrick Kevan (Ist)
te, '`Y• Allen from Hamburg, at Richibucto. ReveW.Blundell. Richard Gibson, Treasurer. 40 Belfast and Ballymena. 102.. 10.1 d SARAH, relict of the late Mr. E. SUMNER.
;ag'` Ditto, 11 271,C0rk and Bandon 192.. 191 a
/ fill' I.9l,°}lEllA 'l3th October.-Schooner Richard, from Wick g 9, thonr Ge rgith (rporoofoafnadicdlidv i;7.)
oo Same day, aged 67, Mr. JOHN JONES, clerk to Messes.
de -eeel •erPeol,'that was on shore in the river, Ilth October, has 29 Ditto, 11 - 20 Dublin and Belfast Junction.... 171.. 17 d Rowson and Cross, solicitors, Prescot.
21, Jamegs Joneys (p2nd) Ditto, 11
1.00,: ti tot eff .. Same day, PHILIP PoWELL, Esq , late of her M "este*
le ew ‘,. aithout damage. 26, Archer and Halsall (2nd)
e with
.It'CP,' 4Of ~,`.,,°RIC, 30th September.-A waterlogged barqu , ncerts.
Is 26, Thomas Clapham (2nd)
sisli ' k‘Da -ism and mizen masts, supposed to be cotton laden,
27, Joseph Jennings Day (2nd) Ditto, 11 recommendation, 21 ; Total, 62.-DISCHARGED : Cured, 19 ; 35 Great Southern and Western .. 121.. 112 d HENRY RAVENSCROFT, aurgvon and eldest dau
S. d. s. d. s. d. 5. d. ghter et
3 Pl' thltietspes 17th September, in lat. 42, lorineg. 62 27, George Jones (audit) Ditto, 11 Relieved and at own request, 7; Attended as Out Patients, 17 ; 274 Londonderry and Coleraine .... 11 -10 d the late Mr. Edward Thomas Hollin '
g.shead.
Nl' . n fr•om Pu ash for
Oe'ilspers x, 3rd October.-Indus, O'B , . , envy, o,* cwt. 3 6 to' 4 3 Potatoes, le 90Ih.
Ha Id
Irregular, 1 ; Died, 4 ; Re
main
" ing in the Hospital, 95. 23elLondonderry and Enniskillen .. 10 .. 93 d Same day, CHARLES THOMAS JONES E
Se tember, in a thief: fog, on - 4 0 Kemps - 3 10 , sq., Oswestry.
el° ' e„ tee, ‘went on shore 13th P . e 30 ,Midland and Great Western...., 20 .. 193 d 205 d 'Same day, at his residence '
Consulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq. ; Physician and at VS aterloo near Li ,
, 1 erpoolagee
V' 0 -
,e;`, Ildrninbrook, and will be a total loss; crew seven,:
eu
RAILWAY RECEIPTS. Clover, new .... 00- 0 0 Pink Eyes 3- 0 0 Surgeon for the ensuing week, Dr. Ashcroft and Mr. 75 Half shares 1 63..65 d 90 years, the Rev. GEORGE'VANBRUGH LL
ro ~ /1„-Dtenib°11, hence for Liverpool, put into Liverpool, N.S. 2ith Green 0 0- 0 0 Red Rogers .. 0 0- 0 0 .B. preperiaaty
Jones . House 'Visitors, Daniel Neilson and John 114 Newry and Warrenpoint ; 21.. 23 d k of Wells, and formerly recto fAh ' • '
'Ille" b.,;11 keeer• with considerable damage, having been on shore at The following are the receipts of railways for the past week I Vetches O- 0 0 Short Tops .. 26- 3 2 40 ,Ulster
Rigby:Esqrs.; House-Surgeon, Mr. T.D. Gildersleeves ; 1
elld' te,' Rao) `"way. • Coromandel, Hubbock, from Quebec, for Li- that is to say, up to the date to which the respective returns Straw, wheat .. 110- 2 0 Cups - 3 6 Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq.; Chaplain, Rev. Wm. 25.Wexford Harbour.. .
t bat' , t wai Vat into Sydney, CIL 27th September, with thirteen are made ;-- Oat „„. , - , 0 0- 0 0* Cattle .. . _ , 1 0- 1 6 E HONISCHER.
Hughes. , FOREIGN & COLONIAL eldest daughter of the late J. G. GELLER.
tO tlee, er in her hold, having been on shore in the St. Law-
o - tle Itad I Week 1847. 1846 Barley - 0 0 Manure, * ton. ...........-.—....0......• LINES. _e_
4 • —.-.. '
it 114$ h„, gi„._ would have to discharge. RAILWAYS. ending Amount. Amt. Carrots - 0 0 Cattle 4- 6 0 20 'Boulogne and Amiens l3- 133
jeeebtaCs_os 27th September.-Mary Jones, for Liverpool, that - 0 0 Black l- 2 0 LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. 7 Dutch Rhenish TIDE TABLE.
a
mot be- to Quebec, with damage, fell over on her beam ends
,e 5. d. Turnips, se ton .22 0 -24 0
NUMBER OF NEW PATIENTS ENTERED ON THE BOOKS OF TEE 34 Great Western Canada
DAYS. MORN. EvENo.I HGHT. HOLYDAYS. ETC/.
l'llt discharged for repairs. Amiens and Boulogne Oct 10 737 0 0
DISPENSARIES DURING THE WEEK ENDING OCT. 18. JO Jamaica
Arbroath and Forfar - 9 272 0 7 254 -
Nolen-1.-New cases received advice and medieine at the in. 10 Northern of France(constituted) i• •i P Oct. h. m. h. in. ft. in. •
A e 81-INDAy Chester and Birkenhead - 8 835 18 5 675 PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN BIRKENHEAD stitution, 226 ; new cases visited at their own houbett, and sup- 6 Orleans, Tours, and Bourdeaux. 2t.. 21 d Tuesday.. .. 19 6 8 648 12 1
,o/it Alija alvEn , 17th OCTOBER.-Wipd S., moderate. d Dublin and Drogheda - 7 860 16 2 763
piT 4 (:,,,._, 4,„ .—lrene, Conway, from Prince Edward's Islan - Dublin and Kingstown - 10 Paris and Lyons (constituted) .. 53.. 5 d Wednesday. 20 728 8 4 13 3
•entee tto "ford .nah, from Quebec-Ingleborough, Rea ; Gleaner, Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen - 9 817 13 10 322 5. d. s. d. 1 Vice-President • Mr. G
s. d. E. d. Gregor Esq., • . eorge Green Hornky, 20 -Paris and Orleans • 47 .. 48 Thursday .. 21 833 9 I 15 1 1
ell teal and Camilla, Kewley, from St. Petersburg-Seaton, Beef *lbos to 0 8 Plums. • If* Quart 00- 0 0 Mr. EA. Kearsley, Mr. J. G. Morns. House Surgeon, Mr. 20 Pans and Rouen
in e Edinburgh and Glasgow - 9 3692 110 4017
a til iiNt I r..tt."c• Eastern Counties and N. Eastern -10 12149 16 3 9526 Mutton O- 0 8 Strawberries.... 00- 0 0 Archibald Arnott. 8 Paris and Strasburg (constitutd) 63.. 64 d Saturday -2310171040 i 18 9
Sunday .... 24 11 3 11 26
'e se, lie sase_ae-Perla, Bochola, Havannah-Hereine, Crickmay,
East Lancashire - 8 946 15 9 815 Veal O- 0 8 Red Currants ••00 - 0 0 SOUTH -New cases received advice and medicine at the in- 20 !Rouen and Havre l9 ..19-i 1 x (lir 20 4 ,24th S d af "
ua ay t.Tnete
Monde 25 11 48
)t u„. Rifeo--e:te:Falia, Ferguson, Jamaica:- Argo, Roberts, Monte
'Eastern Union and Ipswich and Lamb 0 0- 0 0 Black Ditto .... 0 0- 0 0 stitution, 188 ; new cases visited at their own houses, and sup- 16 Sambre and Meuse
! 10i.. 104 d x int Y• • • 20 10 I
esetso eeetd.ow `eoe le, Balloon, and Columbia, Furber, New York- -
nury - 3 1245 2 0 405 Fresh Pork .... 0 63- 0 7 Cherries. •••lelb 0 0 - 0 0 plied with medicine, 96; total. 284.-Visitors, Charles Booth, 14
'Strasburg and Basle 9..8 d i ___.
.e_
of 0 11Se'estatel„eeombard, Charleston-John Thomas Carr, Jones, Glaseow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr. - 9 2952 16 5 2315 se
Bacon O- 0 0 Peas.. .. le Peck 010- 0 0 Esq., Vice-President ; Rev. D. D. Stewart, Rev. Cyrus elorrall, 8 -Tours and Nantes (constituted). 53_ 54 d PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST-OFFICE, OM M.
3itl dl uee'uPle, &c.-Harmonie, Schabelling, Dordt-Union, asgow an reenock
Gl ''
d G - 9 1117 5 2 960 'lams O- 0 0 Beans O- 0 0 and Mr. Avison. House Surgeon, Mr. John Leech. 8 West Flanders
brcm^ kttl: • '`r, Ostend. Great Southern and Western .. - 9 1744 4 5 866 Salmon - 0 0 'Fowls, v. Couple 26 3 0 ---o. BANKS, &c. ,
,f V. Great Western - 0 8 ;Ducks 3- 4 0 123 Bank of Liverpool - 191 Destination. '2Vl=.
d Last
ipadeket Nex 1
,P;s.. k gilt. -
~, , 10, it°elcealil7,.4d Sophia_ , Sondeberg, hence at Hamburg. Lancashire and Yorkshire.. .... - 9 10627 19 11 9994 Cod Fish - 0 0 :Turkeys ... each 36- 5 0 KENHEAD HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY
BIR „ , 10 Borough Bank
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, of oa 'e, from Quebec at Kingstown.
Lancaster and Carlisle - 8 1389 19 7 Turbot - 0 0 ,Geese, [entry fed 4o- 5 0 OCTOBER lb, 1847. 10 Commercial Bank 4i.. 54 p
S'HAMPTON STATION
lladdocks O- 0 3 iPartridgeseeebree 20- 2 6 HOSPITAL.-Admitted, 2 ; Discharged-Cured, 1 ; Relieved, 10 Liverpool Banking Company .. 3. •1 p
to 043 London and North-Western.... le 43189 3 9 41129 Lisbon
Whitin - 0 4 Plovers - P
re er Alt tin
Jeeeittee, -N DAY, 18th OCTOBER.-Wind S.S.Es . London and Blackwell - -.I"
Lobsters - 0 0 Grouse '3 6 4 0 Dead, el; Remaining, 7.-DISPENSARY.-Out-Patients Ad- 10 North and South Wales Bank 13.. 11 d Madeira
Oct. 26 -
- 9 11626 110 10071 nd 27th of Oct. 7
res• • Aelege°ill'u*--
, Maria Whitfield, Munro, from Philadelphia- London & Brighton, South Coast Fresh Butter .. 1 1- 1 2 'Black Game.... 60- 7 0 mitted, 20 ; Discharged, 10 ; Dead, 0 ; Remainieg, 145 : Home 500 Royal Bank lBO 200 p Spain
sell le ',lire 'es, Seaman • Asia, Hannah ; Ocean Queen, Meeride; London and South-Western .... -10 9415 5 0 6909 Salt Ditto Ol- 1 0 Pheasants 6O 7 0 Patients-Admitted, 5 ; Discharged, 14 ; Remaining, 20. Total 10 Union Bank
15 ile k 4114, ei P'Neil ',l
, an- Rockshire, Sl'Leary, from Quebec- Manchester and Leeds, &c. .... -• • . • • • Eggs * 120 610- 0 0 ;Hares each 26 3 0 since January 1, 2004. 23 L'pool Fire and Life Insurance . 4*.. 48 p Malta &lonian Islands} 3rd and 20th Tagus . '''
e• IS Pitereteeseeglitholm ; Elflida, Farrell, and Gem, Procter, from manchester, Sheffield, and Lin- • Oct. 31
"a fe _ 0 2237 9 7 1809 Potatoes, 7e Peck 10- 1 2 i Pigeons *couple 16- 0 0 Visitors for the ensuing week, Mr. Carr, Mr. Gladstone, • . New shares 44.. 43 p Greece and Egypt.... of every . -
. :a, 40,-er. F„"nre_-Viola, Jameson, and William and Elizabeth, coinshire Goosebernes, qt. 00- 0 0 'Rabbits' 2 10 Marine Assurance Company. •••i t 1 • •par , India, CeylonAChina mouth.
I
- 9 556 16 5 494 0- 0 0 and Colonel St. George; Consulting Surgeons, Mr.
ventsii, Illee, Ceesc'rn New Orleans-Aram, (screw steamer,) EasterbY, hiaryport and Carlisle
Stevenson and Mr. Smith ; Surgeon for the ensuing 2 Royal Assurance Company ... • 11- 13 e ..,
(1) Brit. Col. inW. Ind. - ,
irstis e sr°or,;'"lantinople-Alfred, from Stettih-Phcenix, from Midland, Bristol, and Birming• _.
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week, Mr. Lingard; Treasurer, kir. R. Bryans, Jun. ; Stock. Bootle Waterworks 390 .. 394
1/0' eit.....e- ham - 9 25627 3 7 19959 (except Honduras & Ind and 17th Severn .... Next Man •
he •ste et...-. • LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. House Surgeon, Mr. Macdougall. Thomas Fry, Hono_ Stock. Harrington IN aterworks B5O _ goo
British American, Miles, St. John, N.B. Midland Great Western (Ireland) -10 823 11 4 .. 100 coal Gas Company Bermuda,) For. Col. , of „.ery. Oct. 2 duo Oct. Set
,fulort %inn Newcastle and Carlisle - 9 2183 510 2015 iDirect. Indirect. Direct•. Indirect. rary Secretary. 160 - 165 in W. Indies, except month.
e , S 100 New Gas and Coke Company .. 189 - 191
,ble eis• 14th °ftley from Ma Tus for London. off Dartmouth on Newcastle, Berwick, and North —
_____--oo 23 Quarter shares Havana, Venezuela,
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1 Shields .. .. . • Australia .. .. May 1 Lima
Maranham . 28 WEEKLY REPORT 0 4
F THE FEVFR AND WORK- to New Ditto e
10i.. li p
onset • Pepper, hence at Para. Norfolk
N houses 50 ..48 d . (2) Mexico& Havana . 1 2nd of every ' veroc... • _
Poll# 1 North British 9 2423 2 9 1261 Barbadoes .. .. Sept. 8 :Mauritius .. .. Aug. - HOUSE HOSPITALS. no Exchange Buildines
.. Aug. 31 Mobile Sept. 25 --- 206 .. 208 month only. t 2 due Nov. 3
for A. 4 ; 5 4361.1 than, 4 VESSELS SPOKEN : Paris and Rouen
.. Aug. - Monte Video .. Aue 14 t week, 1040 ; Admitted, 284; Cui•ed and ion Co. .. 11.. 10 d
'' 3 A e lot, Ihnn, from London, for Calcutta, 22nd Aug., in lat. Rouen and Havre - 9 3329 0 0 .. B. Ayres .. e• Remaining per las 20 Rock Ferry . . ................ de Nicaragua, and 17th of every Avon Next Mall
ian 04 eslig, i • 14.... el en
G f T I B f Lo don 29th Shrewsbury and Chester
- 8 626 10 it .. Calcutta .. .. ug. ew eans .. Sept. 24 relieved, 294; Died, 55 ;Re • 'ne under tr tment, 984 ;
maim , . . ea 10 Steam Tug Comp .. 93.. 10 New Grenada
e reen, rom a ile ay, or n • July New York • the above.-Remaining per last week, any ...... 4 3 d
veil' 00e 1014.1-ak lat. 14, lo 24 J Mll h e tor Bahia, Ist South-Eastern and Branches .. - 9 11357 18 4 10403 C. G. Hope• • • •• •••• • • 30 Fever cases included in 10 South-East Steam Company: ..... **
yrb # e. eo...,..raret f n• - ernes e or, enc d 1* ed Died 31 • R
ley 232 • „ e- FALMOUTH STATI 0 N
arleston . .. Sept. 27 Pernambuco. Sept. 6 .. Cured an re • • . 9.. 94
'OO fee re Ee ar rom Monte Video, for this port, 14th ep ~ I
S t 'n South Devon - 8 1779 0 0 94-0 Ch 697 ; Admitted, 199;
July Rio Janeiro.. Madeira, Brazil, ande Evng. ef 4tleHMExpress HM Periguat
gfn 0 ,-,l'araT:irla. !Itli ner, hence for Bombay, and Jape Prowse, he,
nce Taff Vale .• • - 9 1532 710 1424 China .... Aug. 26 maining under treatment, 633.
ent Medical Officers, Mr. Prices marked t ~ 9, Buenos Ayres 1 every month Oct. f Nal , 24,
pir-..iff `olet, °, for th'' Ul
ept., in lat. 10, lon. 24-Climene, from. N al- stets , _ . -10 849 15 2 790 Demerara .. .. Sept. eavannab .. Sept. 26 Apothecary, Mr. Lingley ;_aßesid .
IntDito Dr Bur ess "d" are at ad• bus p are at a premium; those narked
deP" 4' kna fee, for th•is port, Ist Oct., in lat. 45, lon. 9-Mary, from Whitehat en Junction - - .. .. Havana .... . • St. Helena .. .. Aug. 29 Taylor and Dr. Brett ; N n-resit e . t, . g. , a iv,
,e iseount. LIVERPOOL STATION 1
re Or D 18 Port 29th Sent in lat 4 lon 1 -Annibal, of York, Newcastle, and Berwick - 9 12009 16 0 66e9 Jamaica. - • • • .. alparaiso .. .. July 27 in Rev Mr Bennis
Dr. Gee, and Mr. Leather ; C'hapla , , , st notes Sher
es called in for ReristTation.
, Brit. N. America, Ber- 1 lilth iustant. Catubria .. Hibtruia,
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re., hit' • rlnee Ed ' - g .7' • 7 I k d N All Midland, &C
Ward Island, soth Sept., is tat, 03, 10u, 16- or an + 0 •-• 9 10396 6 9 6857 Legume.' .. .. 7 'era One - ' . . SePt. 3 , ter ; Governor, Mr, J. W. Evans. "8 " denotes Seri ‘;
p „hares called iR for Regietretien. illtstla, asi U. Stases I I QM
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