The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-26 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

THR CA NA Di A IV' AR M A NIENT.—The squadrons of cavalry
destined for Canada-are to be renmountedin that country, Major
Biggs, of the 7th Hussa rs, accompanied by a veterinary shrgeon,
having received orders to proceed there, and select sip h horses
as may be reijurred for the purpose. The clothing of the Light
Infantry regiments serving, or about to serve in Canada, is not
to Undergo any alteration, as reported. Neither hire 13th Hus-
sars, 7th' Fusileers; hor either battalion of the Ride Brigade,
are uarler order•for America, as stated. The Ap lta troop ship
is.destined to convey out -to Hatifan.some of the drifts intended
for regiments now serving. in Canada. It is now currently re-
ported that the expedition intended -for Canada will fall very
hole short 10,000'inen.. • Had not events in Canada turned out
as threw have done, we believe it waslhe intent ion of the Secretary
at War to have prorised the !eduction of no less than six.regi-
ments—namek fhe 9th, 961 h, 97th, 98th, and 99th. An
act of inatirteSs baa saved us (non this art of 101 l v.—Times....
Major Geheral Sir .1. Macdonnell; equerry to the Queen •
Dowager,' has been offered the command of one of the divisions
of the army to be sent to the Canai.as, and it is understood has
accepted it. The right hon. gentleman .at present commands
one of the districts in Ireland.
The board' of ordnance has given notice that tenders will be
received for supplying .2,oooshells to be delivered in the shortest
time

Colonel' Sir George Teesdale goes nut in command of the
three squadrons of the King's Dragoon Guards to Canada.
Tus: 934, 'Gut Listoaits.—The right wing of this gallant
regiment embarked on'notitlav lathe Pique for Halifax.
The volunteer .cointianies of.the 66th depot; which arrived in
Feimov on the IGth, marched on 'Tuesday morning for Cove, to
forthwith• for Canada. The lien appeared-in hig:t
suit its, and wore their white t,owsers, although the weather was
e::ceedinglv cold and'frostv. This, it would appear, is in order
to inure them to the severe-climate to which they are proceed-
ing.

SECOND E I) iTION.

Standard Offlce

LIVERPOOL' MA RKETS.

JANUACY M. 18;3.
Upon a return of intense frost on Tuesday evening, accom-
panied by strong gales of wind from the east, we have uo grain
worth naming inwards' from any quarter since that date, and a
moderate supply only of Irish Flour and Oatmeal by stea►ners;
the canals consequently remain enthely closed, and have con-
tinued to give the Corn trade here a very undecided character,
during the intermediate period between Tuesday•and•to-day•;
but without any dispoSitiiin On the part-of liiilders'to recede 'in
prices, the general quotations specified in our circular of the
23d•instaut retnained'unvaried.. •

• Our Market thiS Morning, attended'inerely by a few necessi-
tous town buyers, and, under existing ciscurnstances, being
nearly country dealers,- all kinds of Wheat met an
extremely dull sale; but upon a limited show of samples, im-
porters were firm, and late prices maintained.—Flower, like-
wise, vitisirr slow request'On the terms last noted. •

Barley, Malt, Beaus, and Peas, influenced by, and:partici•
pacing in theegeneral-lungnor of the trade, bardly•iupported the
.current rates of Tuesday.

Oats and Oatmeal, although usthil!y dependent much more
on country than on local consumption, continued to meet some
demand, but from die diffictilty of COnveyance, the transactions
for each were limited in amount, and plices stationary.
In BOni:ed Grain and Flour, the'op4rations. since our tattle-
port, have been confined' principally to a parcel or two of
Baltic Wheat, ss. 2d. per 70Ibs. European Flower, notwitb-

titandin_, is parily. held for an advance of Is. per barrel in an.
ticipation of a rene%tekl 'lemon(' for expoi ta tiori.• •

Alt Elt AG

PRICUS:

W URAT,V 70 ths. s d $ 0 BEurs, imp. mea. sd • s 0
Irish dried red:. 610 8 2 Irish 45 0'3'46 0
Do. dried while, 7 6 .. 8 6 FLOUR, 4IY 280 tbs..
Do.undried new 6 6.. 6 lf, Eng.lt Irish sup. 46 0.. 49 0
EnOsh 8 0.. 9 '9 •DW fines • 40 0.. 44 0
Canada......
OATS, ,t, 45 lbs no. third • .. 18 'O.. 22 0
Irish
BARLEY, ciff 60 MS. Do. old — 0 .. 0
Irish grinding.. 3 3.. 3 8 BRAN. Vtl tbs 1 0.. 1 3

OP BUTTER, &c.

SD SD
Banbridge." 84 0 6 66
Waterford,
Coleraine BB 0 .. 91 u
Carlow, B9 0 .. 99 0
I,itneriek.
Belfast .. 9J 0..::i0 0
Derry 9O 0 96 U

Cork-, 2ds, • • o„. • 0
Newry.
Dundrlk 0
Sligo . — 0

OF CO
le 25. h

Jaquary

inclusive.

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