The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-10-09 00:00:00

Curial filiatilanp.

Keswick is at present exceedingly full of company.
Alderman Farncomb, " citizen and tallow chandler,"
is the Lord Mayor Elect of London.
Three pilots were drowned on Friday week, at Monk
Wearmouth, through the swamping of a coble.
Eliza Cook, the poetess, is now on a visit to the United
States with Miss Cushman, the eminent tragedian.
Mr. Helstone, of Alverstone, lately raised some pota-
toes which were planted on the 30th of November last,
and which were very fine.
The potatoes in Scotland are very seriously affected by
the disease. The yield of corn, if the weather continue
fine, will be considerably above the average.
Lord Ossulston recently shot four stags in ten minutes,
at Ben Aulder. The stags had respectively fourteen,
thirteen, twelve, and eleven points.
The meeting of the Barnard Castle (Durham) Agricul-
tural Society has been postponed sine die. in consequence
of the prevailing epidemic.
The Rev. Mr. Parry, curate of Newent, lately refused
to bury an infant because it had been baptized at the
Independent chapel in that town.—Gloucester Journal.
Lord John Russell has presented a donation of £lOO to
the association for the relief of those who have suffered
from cholera in the metropolis.
A statistical table of the profits and outlay of the Dur-
ham Gas Company has been furnished, by which it appears
that their gains for the year 1848 were at the rate of 27i
per cent.
The Lords of the Admiralty have signified that nothing
is to be deducted from the wages of the dockyardmen on
account of those days of cessation from labour which were
ppointe d for prayer, fast, and humiliation.
The Lord Mayor of London has an allowance of £B,OOO
per annum ; but he is not considered to support the
office with becoming dignity unless he spends £4,000 in
addition.

The station-master at Chesterford Station, on the East-
ern Counties Railway, has been apprehended for alleged
embezzlement. It is said that his defalcations amount
to £2OO.

READING IN BED.—On Thursday week, an old woman,
named Newman, living at Southampton, was burnt to
death by a spark from a candle, pith which she was
reading, igniting the bed clothes.
On Thursday, a boat, containing a shoemaker, named
Patrick Desmond, his wife, five children, and three other
persons, upset by coming in collision with a barge, when
Desmond, his wife, and youngest child were drowned.
The shipping interest is at so low an ebb in Gainsbo-
rough, that the captains of some of the vessels are com-
pelled to accept situations of a subordinate character on
the Hull and Continental steamers.

Two vessels, the Margaret and Emily, of Sunderland,
and the Commerce, a Norwegian barque, with 25 passen-
gers, were wrecked on the sands off the coast of Essex
last week.

Several of our wealthiest English capitalists, including
some members of the London corporation, have formed
themselves into a joint-stock company for the purchase of
the extensive Connemara estates.

A clothier in Montrose has recently been adjudged to
pay £8 6s. Bcl., as damages for at injury caused to a horse
and gig by his dog, which frightened the animal by his
barking.
About a century ago the amount expended over books,
periodicals, and newspapers, did not exceed £lOO,OOO
a-year, whereas the sum now so expended annually is
calculated at £2,100,000.
Mr. Charles Eastland Michele, the• editor in chief of
the Morning Post, than whom no man on the metropo-
litan press enjoys a higher status both on account of
ability and integrity, has been appointed by Lord Pal-
merston to be the English Consul at St. Petersburg.
A novel mode of plunder has been practised in South
Devon during the harvest. In the wheat fields, after it
has been cut and stood in stitches, some night marauders
have, with a sharp instrument, by handfuls cut the flush
of the ears and carried them away.
THE POST-OFFICE--THE SABBATH.—The Chancellor
of the Exchequer, at an interview with Rowland Hill and
Colonel Maberly, has instructed them to proceed with
their iniquitous order. This comes from undoubted
authority.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer has told the hop
planters that payment of the moiety of the 1848' duty, due
in October, will be insisted on at the appointed time, but
that he is " not indisposed to allow time for payment of
the second half,. due in November."
Two Irishmen now preside over the most eminent cor-
porations of savants in the United Kingdom, Lord Rosse
being the President of the Royal Society, and Dr. Rom-
ney Robinson of the British Association for the advance-
ment of Science, lately assembled at Birmingham.
The Birmingham Journal states that Lord William
Paget is " a-chasing the wild deer, a-hunting the roe,"
in Norway and Sweden, under the name of Brown, Jones,
Higginbottam, or some other patronymic variety of the
Smith genus." He dares not set a foot in this country.
On Thursday lastthe foundation-stone of the new Wes-
leyan normal training and practising schools was laid at
Westminster. The institution is intended to provide ac-
commodation for boarding, lodging, and training, as
teachers of day-schools, one hundred students, at one
time, and the total outlay is calculated at £30,000.
The Rev. N. Padwick, of Milnthorp, and his sister,
had a narrow escape from destruction on Tuesday week,
through the overturning of a gig in which they were
riding. The lady's arm was fractured, and Mr. Padwick
fell under the gig and had his right foot and shoulder
very much strained..

The ceremony of the consecration and the laying of the
first stone of the new Roman Catholic Church of St.
Alexis took place on Monday at Kentish Town.. ' His
Royal Highness Prince John the Infante of Spain per-
formed the ceremony. The church is to hold 1,000 per-
sons, and is of the decorative style.
The property of Patrick O'Connor, for whose murder
the Mannings stand charged, is bout to be divided
amongst his relatives, residing in Tipperary, one of whom
is the present parish priest of Templemore ; the others
are persons in rather humble circumstances. It is sup-
posed that it will amount to £7,000.
The London thieves of the pave" are availing them-
selves of the use of chloroform, to stupify th3ir victims
before robbing them ; this was done in a recent instance,
by suddenly applying a saturated handkerchief to the
mouth of an elderly gentleman, whom they eased of his
gold eye-glass, spectacles, and cash.
Mr. Pusey, the celebrated agriculturist, has offered to
accept Mr. Hodgson's challenge as to the n,anagement
of farms. He engages "to back three southern farms,
occupied by -tenant farmers, and probably all in the
Eastern counties, for a hundred guineas, against the other
party of six—whichever side has two farms placed highest
to be the winner."
PUBLIC LIBRARIES FOR THE WORRING CLASSES.--011
Friday, the parochial authorities of St. James's, West-
minster, opened a public library of 1,600 volumes in
Marshall-street, Golden-square, for the exclusive use of
working people. This step has been taken on the recom-
mendation of the Bishop of London, and will be generally
adopted in all parishes within the diocese.
THE REVENUE.—The Observer says that all the
sources of income for the quarter ending the 10th instant
will show an increase, except the customs, which will
show a decrease of upwards of £300,000, which will be
almost covered by the increase in the excise. The stamps
will exhibit an increase of £lOO,OOO, as will the Post-
office.

A meeting of merchants and manufacturers was held in
the Chamber of Commerce, Glasgow, last week, to for.
ward the plan proposed by Mr. Bourne for navigating the
rivers of India by steam-vessels of a light draft of water,
and thus developing the trade of that vast continent, in-
suring a large supply of cotton, and opening up new mar-
kets for our manufactures.

It is stated that in consequence of the threepenny
omnibuses running from the Citt to Chelsea, Paddington,
and neighbourhoods, there is only one house in thirty-
three in the former, and one in thirty-seven in the latter
vacant, whilst at Kensington, with sixpenny conveyances,
one in ten is vacant. The inhabitants of the latter are,
in consideration of this fact, forming a company to run
threepenny omnibuses.
THE SISTERS OF MERCY.—The establishment of the
" Sisterhood" has been removed from this parish (Stoke
Damerel) to that of St. Andrew's Plymouth. The two
houses at the north west corner of Wyndham-place are
occupied temporarily, as it is said the Sisters have pur-
chased or are in treaty for a piece of freehold ground in
one of the Five Fields, for the erection of " A Home."
The appeals for pecuniary aid made by the Sisters and the
Bishop of Exeter have been very successful, a capital
stock, exceeding £14,000 having been thus raised.—
Devonport Telegraph,

LIEUT. GRAHAM AND MASTER ELLIOTT.-It iS said
that, owing to a fatal mistake in pronouncing sentence on
the above persons, a court of law will liberate them on a
writ of habeas corpus. The mistake consists in first dis-
missing them the service, and then sentencing them to
imprisonment. By the-sentence of dismissal they become
civilians, and are no longer amenable to martial law ;
consequently they are illegally imprisoned.
On Monday morning the body of a man named Walter
Linn was discovered in a field in the neighbourhood of
Reston, % village between eleven and twelve miles from
Beiwick, and situated on the line of the North British
Railway. From a wound in his head it was discovered
that he had met his death by violent means. A sum of
money which he was supposed to have on his person seems
to have led to the commission of the deed. A man named
IVl'Quee has been apprehended. •
A fisherman of Balladoole, in the Isle of Man, having
baited a number of hooks with herrings for the deep-sea
fishery, left them suspended in an outbuilding for the
night. The door was open, and a lot of pigs having
scented the fish, they entered to eat them • and presently
every porker was fast hooked by the cheek, the tongue,
or the snout. A great uproar ensued, which brought the
women of the village to the spot ; but in the darkness
they could not see the lines, and they thought the swine
bewitched ' • so they added to the din by their terrified
clamour. When some fishermen arrived with lights, the
poor pigs were liberated, at the expense of sundry gashes
to extract the hooks.

THE GODLESS MINISTRY.—We wish we could altoge-
ther acquit her Majesty's ministers of having themselves
provoked the suspicions with which the post-office changes
are assailed. There has lately been a concurrence of
blunders, of a nature to annoy the religious feelings of the
country. The worst specimen of coinage that ever came
from the mint has been rendered still more disagreeable
in the eyes of loyal subjects by the absence of two or three
letters, to express our recognition of Him by whom Kings
do reign. Then there came the unfortunate lathes of
appointing no day of humiliation and prayer at the ap-
proach of the pestilence, now happily abated. Such in-
advertencies, as we cannot but think them, make a deep
impression on sensitive minds. There are not a few per-
sons who are, perhaps, even more anxious to ascertain
whether we live under a religious government than to
know their own spiritual state.—Times.
Buouon HILL FArn.—This fair, which is much the
largest held in the North of England at this season of the
year, was held on Monday and Tuesday. For fat cattle the
demand was not brisk, but most met with customers at
prices averaging full £2 a head below last year's prices.
Calving cows were also saleable at a proportionate reduc-
tion ; the prices ranged from £lO to £l5, according to
quality. Three year old bullocks went off better, yet the
seller had to put up with a much lower price. Thousands
were left undisposed of. The figures varied from £8 to
£l2. With respect to country cattle generally, great
difficulty was experienced in meeting with customers.
The average reduction in the article of stock since last
year was considered to be fully 30s. a head. This great
fall was attributed to the extraordinary quantity shown,
and the probability of a scarcity of food through the
winter. The Irish cattle went off - with the greatest
rapidity. The sheep market was full of white-faced,
Cheviots, and fell sheep. White-faced hogs brought
from 14s. to 205., being as well sold, or better, than any
other kind of sheep ; and black-faced hogs averaged from
ss. to 6s. Black-faced and Cheviot ewes were not much
in demand ; the former realised from 7s. to lls., and the
latter from 10s. to 15s. a head. The shew of horses was
small, the demand very bad, and the prices considerably
down ; £2O was the full value of a horse for which £25
could have been obtained a year ago.
THE EXHIBITION OF THE WORKS OF INDUSTRY OF
ALL NATIONS.—This proposal, for which the world is
indebted to Prince Albert, has assumed the aspect of a
certainty. The prince proposes the exhibition should
consist of raw materials of all kinds, mineralogical, agri-
cultural, &c. ; of machinery and mechanical inventions ;
of the results of these, namely, manufactures; and, lastly,
of sculpture and plastic generally ; and that the exhibition
should be open to all nations. A portion of Hyde Park
is considered to be an eligible site for the exhibition. It
is proposed that a royal commission should be appointed
to conduct the exhibition, and to determine the nature of
the prizes. It is settled that the best way of raising the
funds for the prizes, &c., would be by voluntary subscrip-
tions ; and the Society of Arts has presented a useful
machinery for organising the means of raising such funds.
It is proposed that one prize should be awarded as high as
£5,000 ; and it is thought that perhaps the Queen might
be induced to give away some of the prizes; but nothing,
we believe, can be considered as determined upon this
point, except that a sum of £20,000 will certainly be given
away in prizes. Three gentlemen are "to travel through
the manufacturing districts of the country, in order to
collect the opinions of the leading manufacturers, and
further evidence, in order that his royal highness may
bring the results of such inquiry before her Majesty's
government "—Journal of Design.

THE BERMONDSEY MURDER.—On Saturday week Mr.
Solomon, the solicitor to Mrs. Manning, applied to Mr.
Seeker for the restoration of a letter which she received
from Patrick O'Connor, in July, 1847. That letter was
stated to be of great consequence to her, inasmuch as it
was sent to her while in the service of Lady Blantyre, at
Stafford-place, St. James's Park, and related to the pur-
chase of stock in railway and other securities, she being at
that time in possession of considerable sums of money.
Yesterday Inspector Yates waited upon Mrs. Manning-, at
Horsemonger-lane County Gaol, for the purpose of ascer-
taining what letter she required, as there were an unusual
quantity of documents in his possession. She then in-
formed him that the letter she wished to be placed in the
possession of her solicitor was one she received from Mr.
Patrick O'Connor a short time after they became ac-
quainted—that it contained a request for her to purchase
some Eastern Railway and foreign► stock. Mr. Yates in-
formed her that her parcels had been minutely examined,
and no such letter could be found'. The only letters of a
public or private nature had been given to her solicitor,
but still some might be at the bottom of some of her
boxes.- Mrs. Manning was certain that such a letter was
taken from her by Mr. Moxhay, and that if it was produ-
ced it would prove how she became possessed of the pro-
perty found on her; she therefore requested Mr. Yates to
search her boxes and produce the letter. The inspector
accordingly left the prison, and related the circumstances
to the magistrate at the Southwark Pblice-court, when he
received orders to give copies of any letters that might be
required. Mrs. Manning seems confident of her success,
and states to every person who visits her that she must be
acquitted.- She never alludes to her husband. On Friday,
the prisoners were again brought up at Southwark Police-
court, and formally committed for trial. There was no
change in the aspect of the prisoners.- Manning looked
pale, sickly, and anxious. His wife very much the reverse.
The following letter from Manning to his solicitor may
give some idea of his acquaintance with orthography. The
writing, it may be mentioned, is very distinct, and resem-
bles much the writing of a lawyer's clerk, being written
in a slanting direction, to the left instead of the right :
" My dear sirrpuneittality his the order of the day, I
must beg of you to attend if possable this morning at ten
o'clock you,will greatly oblige, yours, truly, FREDR. GEO.
MANNING. Horsemonger Lane Gaol Surrey, Sept. 28th,
1849." Address, " Thorns. Binns Esq. I Trinity St.
Boro."

LONDON POST-OFFICE.—On Wednesday, at noon, a
very numerous meeting of bankers, merchants, and other
influential men of business, met at the Hall of Com-
merce, London, to memorialize the Government against
the proposed desecration of the Sabbath at the General
Post-office.. The meeting was densely crowded, and the
greatest enthusiasm was evinced throughout the proceed-
ings. The chair was taken amid loud cheers by the Right
Hon. the Lord Mayor, M.P., who said that he feared this
attempt was the getting in of the narrow end of the
wedge, and he therefore hoped that the citizens would
follow up their present opposition energetically, and that
they would never cease until they had achieved their
Christian-like object. (Applause.)—Mr. Mastertn an , M.P.
proposed the first resolution as follows :.—" That this
meeting has observed with regret and alarm the proposed
new regulations in the General Post-office, by which a
large amount of Sunday labour wilt be required in that
establishment; and that there is no reason why a slight
relief to the country offices should be bound up with so
great an evil in London." He read letters from the
Postmaster-General and Colonel Maberly, to the effect
that the proposed change was not intended in any wise as
a desecration of the Sabbath ; but he (Mr. Masterman)
agreed with the Lord Mayor that something more was
hereafter intended than these letters would seem to con-
vey. He confessed himself anxious to abolish Sunday
labour in the post-offices throughout England generally.
(Loud Cheers.)—Mr. Roberts, the banker, seconded the
resolution, which was put and carried unanimously.—Mr..
Labouchere proposed the second resolution, as follows
" That the meeting feel persuaded that any plan that
brings the mails into London on Sunday morning, and
requires them to be sorted, must: ultimately lead to a de-
livery of letters in London on that day also."—Robert
Hitchin,. Esq., seconded the resolution, and Sir E. N.
Buxton nroposed a memorial to the Treasury embodying
these resolutions.
SaIPWRECKS.—Since Saturday night week the equi-
noctial gales set in along the north and north-east coast
with unusual severity. Between Seaton Carew and Hart-
lepool the damage occasioned in the course of Sunday
was enormous. No fewer than fifteen vessels were driven
ashore. Two of them afterwards sunk, and the others
became perfect wrecks. Among them were the brig
James and Francis ; brig John Watson belonging to
Hartlepool ; the Hartlepool ; the Malta, Siren, Curlew,
Cumberland, Elizabeth,. the schooner, X Y Z, the George
and Eleanor, Voyager,, Swallow, Nimrod, Aid, and two
German brigs laden with coals. A most providential cir-
cumstance connected with this terrible instance of wreck-
age is, that the crews succeeded in saving their lives with
one exception, viz., those belonging to one of the Ger-
man brigs, who are reported to have been washed off the
rigging and drowned. From Shields we hear that three
vessels are announced to have been lost to the north of
the Marsden Rocks. One is described to have been the
Verbena, bound for St. Petersburg. Here, happily, the
crew were preserved. Another was a schooner, which
was totally lost, and all hands belonging to her perished
in attempting to gain the rocks. Further northward,
fragments of wrecked vessels and several bodies have
been cast up. In the vicinity of Redcar four distressing
losses happened. In two instances every unfortunate crea-
ture belonging to the vessels met with a watery grave.
They were the Albion, a brig, of Newcastle, coal laden,
and the schooner John of Sollcoats, with a cargo of lin-
seed and deals. They were driven ashore in the dead of
the night, the gale blowing tremendously from the N.E.,
and very speedily broke up. The other two were a Dant-
zic brig. called the Johanna, and a vessel named the
Frankfort, hound for Shields. It is expected that the
latter will be got off, but the foreigner was thrown on the
rocks and became a total wreck. Off Sunderland, Mid-
dlesborough, Whitby, and other places along that part of
the coast great mischief was caused. Between the upper
part of the coast of Durham. and nearly as far as Yar.
month, as many as fourteen vessels are reported to be
ashore.

A cask containing a skeleton was found in a warehouse
of the London Docks, on Wednesday week ; the remains
were those of a male person, about 35 years of age. The
general supposition is that the cask in question must have
been unshipped from some foreign vessel. It was a rum
cask, and had been empty a considerable period. The
deceased is supposed to have been a foreign sailor. It is
a singular fact that the whole of the teeth are entirely
gone, and no vestige of clothing could be found.
The captain of a vessel recently wrecked in Davis's
Straits arrived last week in Scotland, and brought a sealed
bottle, picked up by the natives, containing a despatch to
the Admiralty by Sir John Franklin. Public hope was
very much excited by this intelligence, but it turns out
that the documents only reach the 30th June, 1845, and
advices subsequent to that date have been already received.
The intelligence which we publish in another column is,
however, much more satisfactory.
CURIOUS CASE.—A singular case of mistaken identity
has just occurred in connexion with burial societies. S.
Longford, formerly barman to Mr. Low, publican, of
Holborn-hill, London, having been missed for some time,
was supposed to be drowned, his wife having identified as
his body one lately taken from the Thames. The wife had
the body taken home and buried, having received £lO
from a burial society for that purpose. On Thursday,
however, much to the surprise of his friends, the missing
man returned home, after an absence of nine months.
CHURNING IN THE ISLE OF MAN.—There is at pre-
sent a family living in one of the parishes of this island
who keep a cow, two sheep, and a goat, which are pas-
tured upon the long field known by the name of the
Queen's Highway. The family having neither churn nor
churn-staff, the whole of the stock are miked and mixed
together in a large tub. When there is a sufficient quan-
tity for churning, the tidy dame gieds up her loins with
her garments around her waist, gets into the tub, and
dances about until the milk is churned, when the butter
is taken off and made ready for market, where it is taken
the following Saturday, and sold for the best possible
price obtainable.—Mona's Herald.
COACH ACCIDENT.—On Monday, on the arrival of the
Banbury coach, at Adderbury, the only passengers left
with the coach were two ladies inside. After pulling up
at an inn in Adderbury, the coachman left the horses un-
attended. They very shortly started off at a rapid pace,
and on passing the toll-house, ran the coach against the
gate-post, upset the coach, kicked themselves out of the
traces, and the front boot of the coach to pieces. The
vehicle, by the force of the concussion of the post, the
smash of the upset, and the kicking of the horses, was
shattered to pieces, and rendered utterly useless. The
first intelligence of the event that reached Banbury was
by the galloping of the leader at a furious pace into the
town. The two ladies escaped without injury, excepting
a slight cut which one of them received. One of the
ladies lost her watch, which was found next day in the
hedge.—Banbury Guardian.
THE HEALTH OF LONDON.—It is gratifying to observe
the further abatement of pestilence in London. After
the first week of September, in which the fatality of
cholera was greatest, and 3.183 persons died from all
causes, the total number fell in the second week to 2,865,
then to 1981, and in the week ending last Saturday the
total deaths registered were 1,611. During the same
period the weekly numbers of lives destroyed by cholera
had been 2,026, 1,682, 839, and in the last week 434.
Diarrhoea was fatal successively to 272, 280, 238, and last
week to 163. In comparing the returns for the last two
weeks, the decline of mortality is most obvious in the
south districts, where the deaths from cholera have fallen
from 422 in the week ending September 22 to 161 in the
last. In the whole metropolis the daily number of deaths
from cholera last week has fluctuated between 102 and 53,
but showing an almost constant tendency to fall. The
mortality from smallpox, measles, and scarlatina is much
less than the average ; from whooping cough it is near the
average ; typhus has recently shown a slight increase.—
Registrar General's Report.
TRADE AND NAVIGATION.—The accounts issued by
the Board of Trade for the month ending the sth ultimo
again exhibit a most remarkable increase in the export
trade of Great Britain. The declared value of our ex-
ports stands as follows :—For eight months ending Sept.
5, 1849, £39,203,322 ; for same period, 1848, £31,633,214 ;
increase, £7,570,108. Upon the month the increase is
proportionately still greater—For the month ending Sept.
5, 1849, £6.323,4571 for same period, 1848, £4,507,462 ;
increase, £1,815.99a. It thus appeals that during the
past month the export trade of England has increased
nearly two millions in comparison with the trading during
the same period of last year; and that on the year gene-
rally there has been an increase of upwards of seven mil-
lions and a half ! The increase is not partial or confined
to any particular trade, but is shared by every branch of
manufacturing industry throughout the empire. The only
articles in which there is a trifling deficiency are bricks and
salt, and the deficiency in those cases probably arises
from accidental causes.

ADULTERATION or TOBACCO.—On Thursday week Mr.
William Hughes, an extensive tobacco manufacturer at
Halifax, was charged with the adulteration of tobacco.
Dr. Bateman appeared on behalf of the crown, and stated
that on the 20th of July the officers went to the defen-
dant's premises. Iu the cellar of the house they found 14
gallons of treacle, 2181bs. catechu, 1161bs. saltpetre, and 5
gallonsref ink, or something like it. [These materials
formed the subject of two of the counts of the information,
and bore the fines of £2OO in each case, besides forfeiture
of the property.] The officers then went into the manu-
factory, and there seized 2141b5. of rolled tobacco, which
contained 3 94 of saccharine matter. [Penalty .£300.]
And 2631b5, of leaf tobacco, partly manufactured, and
with it what it had been made from. This portion con-
tained nearly 2 per cent. more of saccharine matter than
the standard leaf. [Penalty 200.] Mr. Mitchell, who
appeared for the defendant, and pleaded guilty to the in-
dictment, could not succeed in obtaining any mitigation
of the punishment, and Mr. Hughes was mulcted in the
full penalties, amounting in the aggregate to £9OO, with
condemnation of the goods.- At the conclusion of the
case Dr. Bateman stated that the profit of one year's
fraud, at this rate, would be above £lOOO.
A FATHER SHOT BY ma- SON.—On Thursday night
last, the neighbourhoods of Cheswick and Hammermith
were thrown into much excitement by the fact transpiring
that Captain J. F. Monkhouse, of the Mull, fronting the
Thames at Cheswick, had been shot by his second son,
Henry Monkhouse, a sailor, 27 years of age. It appears
that on the night in question, the aggressor named had
hired a cab, which was by his orders driven to the gate of
his father's domicile ; on reaching which he sent a mes-
sage by the servant, who opened the door, to the effect
that' a gentleman wished to see Mr. Monkhouse. On
that gentleman making his appearance, the prisoner
sprang out of the car, and exclaimed " I see him," fired
a pistol at his parent which took effect in the neck. The
offender afterwards fired a second pistol, the ball from
which went harmlessly into the ceiling of a room. The
wounded gentleman fell to the ground, and was conveyed
to his bedroom, _medical assistance being sent for. Infor-
mation was given to the police, and the offender who had
driven off in the cab, was traced to the Bull public-house,
at Ealing. There were found upon him a pistol, several
bullets, some gunpowder, and caps. He was taken into
custody, and the examination before the magistrates took
place on Friday, and the prisoner was remanded until
Wednesday, (to-morrow,) the father being in- a very
dangerous state. As to the motives which led to this
horrible deed, the following particulars are stated :—Mr.
Monk4ouse inherited from his father, an army clothier
in Coventry-street, a very large fortune—upwards of
£lOO,OOO, which was entailed upon his eldest son, Mr.
John Monkhouse, of Castlebar Hall, Ealing. The second
son was sent to sea as a midshipman at an early age, but
having through misconduct, as is alleged, forfeited his
father's good opinion, has for the last six or seven years
been engaged as a common seaman in the merchant ser-
vice. He landed in Liverpool from his last voyage on the
20th ult., and on Tuesday last went down to Chiswick to
see his friends. Mr. Monkhous, sen., it appears, received
him unkindly, and upbraided him with the insult he had
offered to his mother and sisters some twelve months
previously, in bringing home to Chiswick an abandoned
woman, and introducing her to his family. The young
man left in a passion, and was not again heard of until
Thursday morning, when he breakfasted with his grand-
mother, a respectable lady named Piper, residing at Shep-
herd's Bush. He makes no secret of his guilt, and has
confessed to having purchased the pistols and balls shortly
before the fatal occurrence. The prisoner is entitled to
the reversion of a large sum of money at his father's
death, and on the back of a card found in one of his
pochets the gross amount, £8,722 4s. 4d., is set down,
with a calculation as to what a one-fourth share, to which
he was entitled, would amount. On Thursday morning,
he called upon Messrs. Ley and Dendy, solicitors, of
Bream's-buildings, who are engaged professionally for his
father, and obtained £4 from them.
WHALE FISHING.—PAINFULLY INTERESTING NEWS
FROM DAVIS' STRAITS.—A Hull paper of last week
states, that intelligence had been received of the total loss
of the " Prince of Wales" of that port, and also of the
" Superionr," of Peterhead,—both wrecked in Davis'
Straits. The crews, who had lost their all• in clothing,
arrived in Hull yesterday week. The " Prince of Wales"
was lost on the 12th of July, in latitude 74.50, and had
on board one fish, 17 tons, when she was subjected to the
pressure of two large masses of ice, and almost immedi-
ately became a total wreck. The crew consisted of 48
men, 24 Shetland raen and 24 from Hall. The nearest
spot of land was about 40 miles distant, namely, a head-
land called the ' Devil's Thumb," and they were up-
wards of 300 miles from any human habitation. Seven
boats were manned and laden with provisions from the
wreck, and in this condition they commenced their journey
over the ice to reach the open sea. They dragged the
boats over the ice nearly eight days, when they came to
the open sea, and sailed for four days without meeting
either ship or land. On the fourth day, the 19th of July,
in latitude 73.50, they fell in with the " North Star," dis-
covery ship, in search of Sir John Franklin. They were
immediately taken on board and received by the com-
mander with the utmost kindness. On the 23rd they
succeeded in reaching the Danish settlement, Proven.
They remained in Denmark until the 27th of August,
when they left in a Danish ship and were landed on the
Orkney Island " Papa Westre," on Thursday week, and
arriving in Leith on Friday, reached Hull as stated.—The
Lady Jane of Newcastle, and the Superior of Peterhead,
were similarly wrecked on the 12th June, and the united
crews of those two vessels had subsequently to pull be-
tween three hundred and four hundred miles, in open
boats, to reach the Danish Settlement, where they all
arrived in safety.
ANY BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, INDIGESTION, FLATU-
LENCY, OR AFFECTIONS OF THE LIVER, CURED BY HOL-
LOWAY'S PlLLS.—Symptoms indicative of these disorders
are a feeling of nausea, distention and spasmodic pain in
the stomach, sense of oppression and sinking after eating,
want of appetite, heartburn, langour, dejection of spirits,
and general debility. Holloway's Pills possess such
cleansing and renovating properties that, by their means,
the action of the liver is speedily corrected, the redun-
dancy of bile carried off, the stomach strengthened, the
spirits revived, and the patient by their means is thus
restored to perfect health even where every other treat-
ment had failed.

Oct. 9, 114/1

rfiSt'
thec Of tht
while lecturing on Thursday night, in adrTekbrolo li
land" as the salvation of the people, Was low hial,Als°
to by a man in the audience who offered W, eto
scrip in O'Connor's land scheme " at an Or reroirl'o
fice." The demagogue turned round and cool F_ore
that if the land scheme had failed, it was n°
hundreds of other schemes had done ! 1014
THE RANTERS.—An• infant of eighteen nOniesb 9.4
died at Purleigh, Essex, under circumstances Rh tbecb,o
for a coroner's inquest, it was ascertained ths..ents,lo.
had died of suppressed measles, and that the o.i-it fit,
are "Ranters," had, under the influence of tne rot
The l"" the
cal notions, refused to call in medical aid. • a boi
turned a verdict of " death from natural causes ;their °)o.
father and mother were severely censured for
A duct by the coroner.
[A wonderful pedestrian feat was perforine,• sof spie fe4sl
ago by a gentleman of Darlington, upwards igs, °be
of age, who takes great delight in open-air ese edge,,
unaccountable as it may seem at his adys°„cosc,s;l,-
walked from Darlington to Newcastle in °°'.loo7ll',l
tance of upwards of 33 miles.—Newcastle
[This is not so extraordinary a feat as that ac'ed gotic`ei
a few weeks back by another old man, nanlie,orcOof
Stephenson, living in that part of the country, distoneee,i
in one day from Darlington to Romaldkirkt a c,
more than 20 miles, and, through missing his oid.Jfie
about 16 miles further; and he is above 100 re3-ze
Two OF A TRADE NEVER AGMEE.—A StrOicorpe•
occurred in the Revising Barristers' Court, at ',roe
on Wednesday. The barrister is a sharp, une°7o4,
ing speaker, and verbally castigated the overseer be joie
ous faults. The town-clerk remonstrated: tetifoggi!
asked whether he was to be dictated to by " a Pe'tern
attorney ?" " A briefless barrister" was the „clef
torted ; an order to walk out ensued ; the te"'iodgeej
snatched at a friend's stick to " horsewhip" thermic!
and being disappointed, rushed homeward ancimoedb'
himself with a short cudgel. He happily was sd.
his friends.
,n f3",.5,
A COINER'S CORRESPONDENCE.—A man na-
ripp, alias Hammett, has been committed by t'" psi;
trates at Portsmouth, on a charge of receiving Aith 9
containing a roll of counterfeit crown Pieces' Sep
5e..111
following note enclosed :—"London, Wednesn,',bow,
26,1849. Dear Sir,—l am much surprised that P"ittliei
find fault with the last goods I sent you, as I 0010 is
to°
were just what would suit you ; perhaps the Patte,,,,rtili
full for you ; send me word if you will haves da"-0b
or if you will try a Vic. one ; send me word oul
would like, and I will endeavour to please Y°°';a it
truly, J. L." The prisoner, in his defence, s's'
all a mistake; the parcel was not for him. .00,tber:
THE PRICE or FLOUR.—Six or eight months "To gli°o
was a good deal of correspondence in our c01n°31,00.,"
the subject of the price of flour, and it was s.,tbiiP;o
think conclusively, that the middlemen, bY "-(1 the'
dtges bet
profits, cut off from the poor whatever a if it
may be in a cheap loaf. Assuming as the Prin„iilet'3,l;e
an offer of ss. per bushel made by a firanios:ii,ringli;de
d
Cambridge to an extensive agriagriculturist,ndi oi
" offal" for the cost of ending, a sack of no",..ndt
from six bushels of wheagt) was calculated to
millers 305., and they were then selling it at 4.45ibe s°l;
was a hard case upon the poor, still worse is °fs',
AL;
they are now placed in. Wheat is lower; ins a, st
bushel. 4s. mar be taken as near the mark, an
rate, a sack of 'flour will be
isproduced at 245. at the 459, per
The retail price this week is 2s. 3d stone, °r per fs
sack ; so that after the wheat leaves the farolearig oq,
the " middle men" contrive to exact a profit of `;'.oll)''
each six bushels before it reaches the labourerh:noloo:
This is a matter which certainly calls for OP ftbi4'
wThheenresmougsitaribengsoamwetrhoinngg
cavenrybwerpoenrgm
,nao
bridge Chronicle.
~niroefj,-.04
LOAN SOCIETIES A TALE OF WOE.--A
gunmaker in London, haring more at heart the jog
of Christ, to love one another, than the °ITT- 513',,
Solomon, that he who goeth surety for a strang'socioi
smart for it, made himself responsible to a I°so e bsrl
for as honest but as poor a himself, wh°s efr
man as, A bee
necessities had driven him to the well- •gn'''
iiattethdatosteltiest°•CUlP
xj, .0
lence of the loan-monger, and who, borrowing Vie)
engaged to repay the same by weekly instalmenis•4oble:
were manfully paid up until domestic misfortune Who;
him just as he had liquidated twenty-two shillingsic ort°l
he paused, down came the tender-bosomed socie,: e 01,45
the surety, the poor gun-maker—not in the s,i"Pritil!',
request that he would continue the instalments ‘lon 0/
responsibility expired, but in the terrible visitanseal
writ for the balance of £3 18s. The writ 0500
panied by a menace, and the menace was not biPai
by the secretary but at the cost of one pound ten s,lpcii-„
The half-scared mechanic paid the sovereign, 0'400";
—(not as a part of the debt)—and had time eomrs °ea
ately granted him for the remaining ten sbillinaretcb,e
the day this sum fell due, three of this Po°,,raliceitilii'd
man's family lay dead at his feet, smitten by t"-;ed
which has so especially fallen upon the half-star,,,,
the over-worked. Death caused a delay; but tE-htitreets
secretary —(compared with whom Shylock was 3 •,! nf
incarnation)—charged the bewildered mechalii-each"t
additional shillings!' It was a shilling a-head for hol'fie
the children whom cholera had torn from the
workman's hearth. The poor fellow scraped t°ge
money, and paid this infernal head-tax in order t,ffests„.:
a more costly process of law. The unhappy `realm,
heart-crushed and bereaved, found some, but (OP
comfort in the thought that now, at all events, liehrsl4
to provide for the payment by instalments, of t:rigiaB,le.
pounds eighteen shillings for which he was " to
liable. He was bending his resolution, perhaP.siconi,
prive himself and those yet left to him of mani.-1
• until the debt was acquitted, when a law offic_Ala at
detestable and oppressive Palace Court Weir'', i„ of
poor man's threshold, and swept off the isn,°;Tiocl.`dr;
furniture under an execution- for £9 Is. for dteu" sane:pit
penses ! Think of the feelings of the astounoe"f hiord
when he found four bare walls left for the honleg cortlij,
and his family ! The executor of the law actusads outo
off, for the above supposed liability of nine P°. nTotri°
furniture that in better days had cost the in,"terfes:o
craftsman fifty pounds ! The society would notTecretbis
its ears were marble and twice as cold : the - in t
refused to be softened—he had alump 0f stOnee obi7s
bosom, and he called it a heart! Before thl if 000,
vror
vision of the plundered gunmaker all hisle •
were-sold for something more than £l4—that t °
fitre
all was-said to be sold ; but how some articles Aeon
held, and how, for others, articles much infer in
if
stole
offered' and knocked down as his, may be s'-hei°,ss
report. The wretched man was stunned' with t.-0090,0 :
proceeding ; but, when he recovered a little conscrildif F;ltf
he bethought himself; they had sold all his w„.°llefe,A b°
sessions fur £l4—they were seized for £9"--,
the balance ?He hastened to receive it—it," bss,e.,o
better than nothing—and with it he mightoP
humble and decent necessaries which he retlut,J-601"
hope !—" The balance would probably be Ow-
in additional expenses !"

POETRY.

COME KISS ME, AND' BE FRIENDS.

BY JOSEPH MIDDLETON'. ue
Lisette, put off that angry look, I cannot bear toseevol toi`V
A cloud upon that face whereon sweet smiles Nvere,.„
A careless word, a thoughtless jest, in reckic— .0 v-
spoken— cll9l „,
And oft, alas-t the brightest links in friendships
broken. 9';113'
And is it thus that we must part. No : / ,rn nie -
For mine, I own, is all the blame—Come, Vs
friends.
od pa"
Oh ! think how many charming years have cane. Pl.'
away, at isor
Since first we met, since first we loved, two baby eiceoe .;
And how, as life's career advanced, by youth's 0, 001'
rounded,
From sport to sport with lightsome steps and 0,
we bound
And do I loveede thee less to-day? No: I will n3a. 5De
aod
And thou ! thou wilt not say me nay—Come, /"1
friends.
rein itor
he of
The world is but a dreary place—a dreary place w.fo th
A blighted heart will little find that's worth its Palbrigbl
No future joy, nor new-formed tie, however itiP
seeming, t‘'
Shall ever wholly sweep away the-memory's bitte r
The Past !*it is a magic word—its magic never 0701 e
It's thraldom o'er the human heart—Conte los
friends.
0. /too-
tpt
How fair a sight it is to see (when summer dasleotd ilei
The gladsome sunbeam chase away the dark 00
sk ;
But fairer than this—than aught—that with its cbsr° t rec
us •ie tiO As:
Is that sweet smile of hearts estranged—the t4L;f,'
cites us, °e
'
And thou, Lisette, art smiling now, and here our tlibfve
I read forgiveness on thy brow—Come, kiss
friends !

10,1'
DAY OF FASTING AND HUMLLO
01t0,f114,
0 111
In compliance with the wishes of the clergy °,,rogh ,et
and neighbourhood, expressed to the Pda t" 1, iciilo'
Rev. Jonathan Brooks, Archdeacon of LiverPocfbad
ba
apart this day (Tuesday) as a day of fasting sPoollif),,fe,
tion, with the approval of the Bishop, his ``. lice
with commendable alacrity issued an official of
commending the inhabitants of the borough., °,` bectr'
and denominations, to observe the day s't„"d 85 ,I;
solemnity; to close their shops and offices, t—
practicable to suspend all business."
We have no doubt that the inhabitants viii 64'
observe the day with that devout demeanour. .00°
invariably characterised their conduct on all rcy
A r
sions. _able d
With the sanction of the Bishop the vene':,- it:tD
deacon of Liverpool has selected the followiLgoTed
vices appropriate for the solemn occasion W
various churches. (10',50 ;
Morning prayer : the usual service of thewecloviiP
psalms, collect, epistle, and gospel for Ash -(010 j
with the addition of the litany. First lesson, A
second lesson, St Mark xii. • lesson for the (10.501.0 r.
Evening prayer : the usual' service. T.fe t
collect for Ash Wednesday. First lesson,. J°l3
cond lesson : 2 Cor. viii. ; lesson for the otOr: reco.joos;
As a suitable thank offering for the usercie3pitingt,e;',
the hand of Almighty God, amidst his des° ""chtir4
ment, a collection will be made in the vario cries,
aid of the funds of the Liverpool, disPet.„oc
those useful and indispensable charities are,;"effec.e Voo
pounds in debt, and have contributed to tyll",,,nic, lot of
lief of thousands during the prevailing e13r,7 t050u,,119
no doubt that the public of Liverpool 11
sincerity of their humiliation by contributing with pegho
the abundance which God has given theie,do Oifo icy
"to loose the bands of wickedness► to unto 50,100)
burdens, to let the oppressed go free
' anicith°:)oo°
afflicted souls." Let them, by self-denial-, crot st;clo
ter to the relief of their suffering fellow' tioa
they will do much to render their burs ~ocCe
fast as Ged has chosen," and to make the di°.
to the Lord."

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t.,a 9,1849. •
t,........,....._ THE LIVERP
1.1-71 1 _..____ . . . ___ ..._ ...__:.....__
.__.
bbiPping inZetligenct.. Phantom, Sanders, from Alexandria at Gibraltar, and sailed
for this port. 11rhet5.
the Cbjrit'sht; Archibald, Kerr, from Marseilles at Gibraltar, and sailed for
-
41.
cool °brotet
(,!!Itt.llll, 881101 OCTOBER 2.—Wind variable and light. this port. LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET. OCT. 5.
Broad Oak, Shelford, sailed from Bahia Bth Aug. for Rio Ja-
aidsdeniiillioorrseoli! ilitartt, 11°Iie--,Nlontezuma, Kendall. from Montreal—Virginia, neiro, and Fatima, Wilson, for the Channel, 24th Aug. Sugar : There has been a better inquiry, which having_ been
" Ch l'ec—Earl of Auckland (
imniease rtefl t.4,4e, 0 arta, _ ,s. L.) Constantinople— Bummeister Schmidt Volkman from Rio Janeiro at Fal- freely
_met by_ holders, the. sales amount to 500 hhds. B. P., and
reais . , ',Net eniaE Tate, iv!rtch—Flora, Sullivan, Marseilles— mouth.; sailed 16th Aug.' ' 12,000 bags Bengal, (chiefly dry grainy, and partly to the refi-
„ay tta s essk , psilon Kelly, St. Petersburg—Belohnung, Pakenham, Boyce, from Port Adelaide and Bahia at Swan- ners,) without change in price,—Foreign. 135 hhds. Porto
no more kilLtt 5, Stettin ' sea; sailed from Bahia 26th Aust. Rico have brought previous rates ; the inquiry for low Brazil
g L'i,,4llatid--TiliLtrkhill,• Collins, and Elizabeth, Green, for New- ssaammaipi, 4th Oct.-Brig Prospect, from Prince Edward still continues, and 50 cases 200 bags have been sold, at from
.4,5101,;,{ al, TO; ntezuma, Shearman ; St. George, Ferris,:and Island, for this port, was wrecked at Crookhaven, yesterday. 145. to 18s. 6d. of also 255 brls. Venezuela at 375. 6d. per cwt.,
mou, ,„1, 011;1 ,:, *B
stet', New York—Gipsy, Verrill, and Sir Charles duty paid.- -Masses : The sales are limited to 80 casks Anti-
'es wil'l'be cliP ter, New Orleans—Flirt, Davies, Constantinople gait, at 16s. 6d. to 17s. per cwt.—Coffee : The market has been
td hat ' fli.° " and, and Michael Angelo, Wilson, for Boston. SUNDAY, OCT. 7.—Wind N.E., fresh. quiet this week and the business is limited to 70 tces. Jamaica
All
le 1010°' Wile:l4l3Z • --- - ARRIVED.—Europa (steamer), Lott. from. Boston, at this and a few bales' Mocha, at former rates.-400 bags good Mala-
of thei. ~,, re' kt4hti, prafndle, hence at Rio Janeiro. , port ; sailed 26th, and from Halifax 28th Sept. bar Pepper sold at 3ad. per lb.—No sales of Cocoa, Ginger, or
,i.he iii,!tbe lin , driest,, hence at Maranham. Pimento.—Rice. The sales are 10 000 bags Bengal at a slight
' ~, liio „ 113 a (s.sailed from Smyrna for this port 9th Sept. Little Briton, Pentreath, hence at Civita Vecchia, and sailed advance,' Bs. 3d. for yellow cargo', to 10s. 9d. for middling
uses ;their e° jijirzate (s'. 8,) sailed from ditto for this port 11th Sept. for Zaute I4th Sept. white.—Rum. The market is inactive, the business being con-
j. for , to, mp_ Hardie, hence at Constantinople. Atwick, Brewer, hence at Civita Vecchia. fined to 60 casks Demerara, 30 to 37 per cent. 0. P., at 2s. to
fe,, Ali ?ZIA, 8r0,71 hence at Corfu. Ann Semple, Jones, hence-at Riga. 2s. 2d. per gallon.
ned a 440 110 etle, ainio`ung, and Neptune, Gortes, hence at Trieste. Laurel, Winchester, hence at Pillau. Tea: The market is very dull by private contract; at the sale
,ids Of ,- Job 1,144, from Bil, hence at Naples. Cambria (steamer), Shannon, hence at New York 22nd Sept. held yesterday, of 2760 packages, nearly the whole were sold •
exercises' be ot.en Rao,: ristol at Marseilles. America (steamer), Harrison, hence off Boston 26th Sept. low and common n Congous wet off at sd. to ad. per lb., and a'
d sge'., eoL'aett t,un, Doherty, hence at Swinnemunde. Nancy, Way, from Palermo for this port, at Milford. few Young H sons and Imperials at la. to 2d. decline; in other
Ivance sa, I,,,atret. Lk') Sullivan', hence at Brouwershaven. Thomas and Sarah, Williams, from Charlestown, for this port, sorts no alteration.Y
one das' al/ qetii,ii-e'neTYde, hence at Ostend. at Milford, with loss of jibboom, &c. In East India Drysaltery Articles very trifling sales :se re-
st/e .I°l/ ribel iiiiii lay 4at Jamaica. Gipsey, Pardue, from St. John, N. 8., at Queenstown. ported.-600 bags Catch sold at 16s. 3d., a small parcel of Gam-
tor ' Head, from Pert Talbot for this port, at Milford, Caroline, Wyman, from St. Andrew, at ditto. bier at 9s. 9d., 100 bags Sago Flour at 21s. 6d., a lot of East In-
[t acc°%oP 'bert 'lel) einast-h
rianied 10 kt_e, Them ead, topmast, &c. carried away. Ready Rhino, from Buctouche, at ditto. dia Bees' Wax at £6 per cwt., and 20 casks of Mother-of-Pearl
_bows j catiora, Pson, from Demerara at Crookhaven. Harnet, Morgan, from Prince Edward Island, at ditto. Shells, all faults, at £25 per ton.-500 bags Saltpetre brought
trY, "dioaces Oceat from.. Callao off ditto. Patagonian, Ward, froni Cuba at ditto. 255. 3d to 28s. 64., and 70 tons of Nitrate of Soda 12s. per cwt.
hiss " 011:"' lalut;hlN' '''`Aarli, hence for Konigsberg, at Tobermory. Ino, Dark, from Moulmein, off ditto. Guano: 150 tons of African sold at .e 6 per ton.
Wil)'' Id./ 411re°4 t'll'ee 14* 29.—The schooner Argyle, of Liverpool, went Pursuit, Evans, from Miramichi at ditto. _
1 A orth Strand, Arklow, on the 26th instant, and Fatima, Wilson, from Bahia at Falmouth.
)0 years,: see! *Y drY at low water. IVestmoreland, Conway, from Bahia, off ditto. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, OCT. 5.
strati,' el,'
)ferP NVP.r, - Washington (steamer,) from New York, at Southampton. Notwithstanding
.the continued unsatisfactory accountsle-
t, at ' roe' 4,i8 ---.‘ESDAy DUNDEE, 3rd Oct.—A vessel, of about 300 tons, on fire, and
unaolaf„,arl' th,,t1vE0......., , OCTOBER 3.—Wind S.E., fresh.specting the American crop, and the favourable character of
almost burnt to the waters edge, and apparently' abandoned,' the India advices the market is still freely supplied; the de-
,err,er ikon,' titr!al (s. 6 Hannah Salkeld, Downward, from Calcutta— was passed 25th ult., in lat. 59, long. 9.
' - the i 4 tql or,
a) and Osmanli (s s )Murray,
_Smyrna—Stanhope, SOH, DEAL, 4th Oct.—The Maid of Athens, from Liverpool for mand has been steady' throughout the week, and prices of
end
lag' eCroa'ne• Nicholas, Rou•en—• Murray, and Commerce, Constantinople, was spoken 27th ultimo in lat. 50 long. 8, with American are without change. Brazil remains heavy of sale,
„ a petti ore I, Att,s ristadt
Itohsesoftopmasts, having experienced a 'heavy gale from S. E. and is partially in the buyers' favour. Egyptian is unaltered,
but dull. A fair business has been done in Surat, at previous
5 the term
ill So
.—Finial, Black, for New Orleans—Anjer, Purse, for preceding day. rates. Speculators have taken 4900 American, 150 Pernam, and
the toa':„dge; t,_ 650 Surat, and exporters 1010 American, 230 Pernam, and 360
ipu therioutride! iferevo°an, Langioi --- VESSELS SPOKEN. Surat.
i and P 011); ,qll : .-.1 and Deogaum, Evans, from Calcutta at St.
Rafael, hence for Pernambuco, 28th Sept., off Waterford—
'oth I';,',, Braithwaite, D. Godfrey, hence. for Rio, 28th Sep., off the Saltees—H.M.S. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
was st°PP a, 4trlay. waite, sailed from Port Adelaide, for this port, Ranger, for Sierra Leone, 4th Aug., in lat. 12, lone;. 20—Cathe- For the week ending October 5, 1849.
aBO . 41a et, hilt rine, from Cardiff, for New York,lBth Aug. in lat. 50 10.
i name 05, itittick prtnon, hence at San Francisco. 13—Joseph Butler, from California,il4th Aug., off Pernam-i
by the pocei Ar. lit j ete, M'Pherson, from Valparaiso at Arica, and Prices paid Imlorts
buco—Hopewell, from Maceio, for this port, 7th Sept., in lat. SALES OF THE WEEK. in the week. ThisW This Yr.
Nu 11 Y for Iquique.l
eici,liqith teb!, killaltasaDraa Be.rton, from Cobija at Arica. 32, long. 42—John, from Poole, for Newfoundland. 22nd Sept.,
in lat. 50, long. 22—Duchess of Kent, same time—Alexander 310 Sea Island Bad fa 16d
eCo, S P`, ,Y. a, \\, ebb, sailed from Africa for Queenstown 28th of
ghatde, to loos Edmund, from Quebec, for London, 23rd Sept. in lat. 50, long. .... Stained
..sao , NI, tan,. „„ 18—Ben Nevis, 28th Sept., in lat. 50, long. 102-Mazeppa, from 7130 Bowed Georgia 4l .. 5i
yOui., tbe Cyner,2 Tierney, sailed from Callao 21st July, for Pisco, Africa, for this port, 21st Sept., in lat. 48, long. 44—Edward 5940 I Mobile 4l .. 51 1
I thoagu'ig teo '
ti.key r,Lai, Whelan, on the 26th, for Huanchaco. Robinson, from Ceylon, for London, 22nd Sept., in lat. 49, f. Alabama and Tennessee 41 .. 5 4172 789662
, tter° ~g, ao,,ev eyr„?Pr, from Sydney at Callao. long. 43—Ann, from Maranham, for this port, 23rd Sept., in 10600 New Orleans , 42 .. 62
~..aPttitte.rebtyon Flitsirr Galbraith Nicholls Nicholls, hence at Callao, and sailed 10th
lat. 50, long.'2o—Ber•aza, hence for Vera Cruz, sixty miles f Pernambuco & earaiba 51 .. 61 1
1440 1708 5073 G
ord '4l yotir4 chhip eihnish, Jorkin, hence at ditto. . below Tuscar—Daerald, from Malaga, for this port, 12th Sept., l Aracati and Ceara
0 hi ° \V'll' in lat. 37, long. B—lrt, hence, 25th Aug., in lat. 1 N., long. 27 560 Bahia and Maceio
,0 yott.,,, it it' lor, tiat,nr; I lams, hence and Bahia at ditto. W—Esk, hence, 14th Aug., in lat. 11 N. long. 25 W.—Harbin { Maranham 5l .. 5i }
830 3059 36464
ice, salu
i)getav 'id.
tgla . Za, Wilson, from Pisco at dritto, and sailed 26th July ger, hence for the Plate, 9th Aug., in lat. 13 N , long. 24 W.—: Sawginned 5l ..
there leo. ta, Reed, Shakspeare, hence for Valparaiso, 11th Aug.. in lat. 15 N., •• • • Minas
from Islay at ditto, and sailed 23rd July for— • • --
,ntlis 35°' rie ll'ad long. 25—Frances, outward bound, off Tuskar—Orizaba, from .... Para
• colas we IllYfY Lilford • Sierra Leone, for this port, 21st n lat. 41, long. 16— 20 Demerara,Surinam, &c 64 .. 62 .... 601
0, or pi , Canal, from Coquimbo at ditto, and sailed 28th Templar, from Calcutta, for this port, Sept.,'lBth July, in lat. 27 S., 460 Egyptian 5 •• 73 • ... 54949
was she lot gtlviiis sco.
orbi „a ber • ' Hewitt • long. 52 E.—Minx, hence for Oporto, 22nd Sep., in lat. 50, .... Barbadoes —• . .... 95
by el , Ow; w0,.,e1e,a, w I_. , Globe, Maunsey ; Juana, Wilson ; Royal long. B—Minx, hence for Oporto, 22nd Sept., had been on her Peruvian — ..
ivantige' bai 4'411, s "ane •1
Queen of the Isles, Leisk, and Charles beam end, 19th Sept., in lat. 42, long. 9—Resolution, of this ••.
• : Bahama — .
of ir m it,,Jat, i,s. Platt, hence at Valparaiso. port,. bound east, 28th Sept.. in lat. 50, long. B—Science, from •. : . Lagiciayra
priC. iaers ,", tilth, both at ditto, and the St. George, from Plymouth, at Boston, for California—and Earl of Durham, from Newcastle, • ... Common'' West India, &
iof %lg t' 1,1,73cari73 bound to California, but discharging sucharts of
for Ceylon, 15th Aug., in lat. 3 N., long. 23—Talma, from Bos- •.. Carthagena
—• • t 76
4735
ld allo itode t y Eti ~as were not of British production, being inadmissi- • •
ton, for River Plate, 16th Aug., in lat. 4N. long. 25 W—Le- •: .. Smyrna
of 11010 i'ld tie. kflitta, frit ships at San Francisco. titia, from Havre, for New Zealand, 22nd Aug., in lat. 13 N., :... Manilla • —• • --
.d to StSlitiii' IttJtjg,ll, Gran,aen, from Puerta Arenas at Valparaiso. long. 27 W.—Jane,
.26th Aug., in lat. 26, long. 29—Zilpha P. 1700 Surat
ti,. ,45. „it itcit! th,, anam, sailed horn Valparaiso 24th July; Living- Brown, from Dublin, for New York—Rienzi, from Africa, ... Madras
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the sl's live..',2sth , and Eleanor on the 27th ; all for this port,
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d - k. h °omen on the 24th July for San Antonio. for this port, 18th Sept., in lat. 48, long. 251 Q Colony. hence for .. .. Bengal —..— .... 102
siensites a' ftstslll'. r, G Jersey, ence at Bahia. Genoa, 12th Sept., in lat. 38 N.,long. 10 W—Queen of the a
Ocean, hence 13th Sept.; in long. —Wallace, hence for Que- 28990 bales. 12961! 1543812
.k, and, ta,o09t' I°/, liatlefrey, hence at Trinidad. bec, 29th Aug. in lat. 44,10ng. 25—Sapphire, hence Buenos Ayres,
at the , pet tittory to!,_, nence at Barbadoes. 27th Aug., in lat. 10 N., long. 22 \V.—Cressy, from London, for
_.• or PP.,,cl, lthef, ,m,l.,uy, Archibald ••City of Adelaide, Johnson ; Lan-
, - ... , Bombay. same day—Emilie. from Stockton. for Cape Town, LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. OCT. 2.

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Phantom, Sanders, from Alexandria at Gibraltar, and sailed
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chori'' twriOPPilig inZettigenct.. for this port.
, the fOO Archibald, Kerr, from Marseilles at Gibraltar, and sailed for - -axe --4,-
r 0 ht TVEst,,,. ..., this port. LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET. OCT. 5. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE. OCT. 6.
cocaci hrog 4iiktki, s'a I, OCTOBER 2.-Wind variable and light. Broad Oak, Shelford, sailed from Bahia Bth Aug. for Rio Ja-
idde,TsYiss 5001! ittiert,Z• :--,Nloutezuma, Kendall, from Montreal-Virginia, neiro and Fatima, Wilson,for the Channel, 24th Aug. Sugar : There has been a better inquiry, which having been A fair business has been done this week in the better descrip- ,
tions of Flour, and without submitting to positive decline, sell- '
o sea e"se itcre'a Vls ess's`rt"ec-Earl of Auckland (s. 5.,) Constantinople- Bui•ao, meister Schmidt Volkman, from Rio Janeiro at Fal- freely met by holders, the sales amount to 500 hhds. B. P., and
initaessnatt :, 447, bass; _Tate, Kertch-Flora, SulliVan, Marseilles- mouth ; sailed 16th Aug ' 12,000 bags Bengal, (chiefly dry grainy, and partly to the refi- ers have been willing to meet the demand. Oats and Oatmeal ,
rather cheaper. Our market to-day is much of the same cha- '
oollY i"-.., t 10" S iiss S'a•-e•psilon, Kelly, St. Petersburg-Reiohnung, paaenham, Royce, fro•ni Port Adelaide and Bahia at Swan- ners,) without change in price,-Foreign. 135 hhds. Porto
no rro.- to kiLtt 5, Stettin sea ; sailed from Bahia 26th August. Rico have brought previous rates ; the inquiry for low Brazil racter as above described. Best qualities of Wheat and Flour
, skidless•-/larkhill• II 11'
i, till, iiiar ••••,-Alo t- , -0..111a, and Elizabeth, Green, for New- SHIBBEREEN, 4th Oct.-Brig prospect, from prince Edward still continues and 50 cases 200 bags have been sold, at from nearly maintain last week's rates, but all below this standard ]
„,,,athsloi ir,, ads, Bap u ezuma, Shearman ; St. George, Ferris ,:and Island, for this port, was wrecked at Crookhaven, yesterday. 14s. to 18s. 6d.'; also 255 brls. Venezuela at 375. 6d. per cwt., may be bought on lower terms. Oats id. per bushel, and Meal
"a's :11 ,s art, Wet 'eY, New York-Gipsy, Verrill, and Sir Charles - - - duty paid.--Molasses ; The sales are limited to 80 casks Anti- 6d. Per load cheaper. Old Beans fully. support Previous rates ; ,
,e; alue„ sal Iles, 13 'Res, New Orleans-Flirt, Davies, Constantinople gure at 16s. 6d. to 17s. per cwt.-Coffee : The market has been no new offering. Indian Corn rather improves in value. Other
' a t tse b 0 SUNDAY, OCT. 7.-Wind N.E., fresh. articles as last quoted.
d tee ts, If . 4 , and Michael Angelo, Wilson, for Boston. quiet this week, and the business is limited to 70 tces. Jamaica
„ie pare° ,iistl' Winds:ll3a" . --- - ARRIVED.-Europa (steamer). Lott, from Boston, at this and a few bales Mocha, at former rates.-400 bags good Male-
f their I' fe• ji4ori , . r°dle, hence at Rio Janeiro. . port ; sailed 26th, and from Halifax 28th Sept. bar Pepper sold at 33d. per lb.-No sales of Cocoa, Ginger, or PRESTON CORN MARKET, OCT. 6. I
o ~,,_ wry, si?ire p..,
,1.57 hence at Maranham. , Pimento.-Rice. The sales are 10,000 bags Bengal, at a slight Yesterday's tide brought a good supply of all descriptions of
, ..1-a;, 'est t"... r, . asecf;st, sailed from Smyrna for this port 9th Sept. Little Briton, Pentreath, hence at Civita Vecchia, and sailed advance ; Bs. 3d. for yellow cargo, to 10s. 9d. for middling produce from Ireland. Each article of the trade has been in 4
uses ;seest CO' W!'ste (s`.°' se) sailed from ditto for this port Ilth Sept. for Zaute I4th Sept. white.-Rum. The market is inactive, the business being con- Mow request throuehout the week, and at gradually declining
s tar •• el,,za,ssi4d Hardie, hence at Constantinople. Atwick, Brewer, hence at Civita Vecchia. fined to 60 casks Demerara, 30 to 37 per cent. 0. P., at 2s. to prices. We have ;gain to report a large supply of Wheat from (
sild Oa, issooerssa, hence at Corfu. Ann Semple, Jones, henceat Riga. 2s. 2d. per gallon. our neighbouring growers ; the attendance was good, and fine
fled a fear ori ltolleDe, si mog, and Neptune, Gortes, hence at Trieste. Laurels Winchester, hence at Pillau. Tea: The market is very dull by private contract ;at the sale parcels of white rather exceeded last week's
ffrates, but it was /
fSO 1 d h 4, fro mons, hence at Naples. Cambria (steamer), Shannon, hence at New York 22nd Sept. held yesterday, of 2760 packages, nearly the whole were sold ; aiffi 1 ff
cu tto e ect a clearaece of red, thowsh o ering at a reduc-
ads °,to ' elea A til Bristol at Marseilles. . America (steamer), Harrison, hence off Boston 26th Sept. low and common Congous went off at Sd. to ad. per lb., and a tion of about Is per windle Irish was' for the moment neg I
e:tercidse; g' e, B'l6 f,;ll(l.rittetti Tin, Doherty, hence at Swinnemunde. Nancy, Way, from Palermo for this port, at Milford. few Young Hysons and Imperials at la. to 2d. decline ;in other lected, but a sim• ilar abatem•ent would have been submitted to-.
Rance s clis Ogress is' 8.,) Sullivan hence at Brouwershaven. Thomas and Sarah, Williams, from Charlestown, for this port, sorts no alteration. Old foreign 2d. per bushel lower. Flour declined fid. per bar. /
one clio', ,a estre h , s"eYde, hence'at Ostend at Milford, with loss ofjibboom, &c. In East India Drysaltery Articles very trifling sales ere re- r_el, and Is,
_per
.sack respectively. Old pats 14. pe. r huehel
Gipsey, Pardue, from St. John, N. 8., at Queenstown. ported.-600 bags Catch sold at 16s. 3d., a small parcel of Gam-
ale e1.°115,1 Iritlitehiy,ehicee at Jamaica. * cheaper. New in moderate request. Old Oatmeal in limited 1
forsP -rt ~ Drat ad, from Pert Talbot for this port, at Milford, Caroline, Wyman, from St. Andrew, at ditto. bier at 9s. 9d., 100 bags Sago Flour at 21s. 6d., a lot of East In- demand and 6d. r load lower. All other articles easier to 4
[t aes- este eel, ast-head Ready Rhino, from Buctouche, at ditto. dia Bees' Wax at £6 per cwt., and 20 casks of Mother-of-Pearl u h Pe
atoed ,-ikel kt e, Thom , topmast, &c. carried away. 10 rc ase.
n solos of creat,ora, f Pson, from Demerara at Crookhaven. Harnet, Morgan, from Prince Edward Island, at ditto. Shells, all faults, at 425 per ton.-500 bags Saltpetre brought • i
trY, '. tseCeei ossest sSem Callao off ditto. Patagonian, Ward, froni Cuba at ditto. 255. 3d to 28s. 64., and 70 tons of Nitrate of Soda 128. per cwt.
k, a dIS
issl: IQtae: .g:arP, hence for Konigsberg, at Tobermory. Ino, Dark, from Moulmein, off ditto. Guano : 150 tons of African sold at 46 per ton. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, OCT. 2. ,
his Iv* 0,1 44 eOQ th P,t. 29.-The schooner Argyle, of Liverpool, went Pursuit, Evans, from Miramichi at ditto. _ Wheat, 158 qrs., ®4l 19s. 44. * qr. ; total, 4'310 14s. Bd.
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)0 cears,° ge°,B Y drY at 1
41•1 e A orth Strand, Arklow, on the 26th instant, and Fetima, Wilson, from Bahia at Falmouth. Oats, 29 qrs., ®4O 17s. 6d. ge qr. ; total, 4' 25 7s. 6d.
ow water. W estmoreland, Conway, from Bahia, off ditto. - LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, OCT. 5.
strs9r etw Washington (steamer,) from New York, at Southampton.
eforP a - Notwithstanding the continued unsatisfactory accountare- WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET OCT 5
t, at rorel! 4 NVEDNESTI DUNDEE, 3rd Oct.-A vessel, of about 300 tons, on fire, and,
ts
„cersP ort• Vliivar, saAY, OCTOBER 3.-Wind S.E., fresh. almost burnt to the water's edge, and apparently abandoned There is a large supply of Wheat, the finest qualities of which ,
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' "'" for tee Vall a-*-Ilannah Salkeld, Downward, from Calcutta- was passed 25th ult., in lat. 59, long. 9. are taken at Is decline, whilst secondary descriptions are dif-
Tesseer iss, s eisaas• Be) and 0 mand has been s'teady throughout the week, and prices of ficult to move at a greater reduction. Barley is Is. to 2s. lower
es a lases, .._. smanli (s. 5.,) Smyrna-Stanhope, Soli, DEAL, 4th Oct.-The Maid of Athens, from Liverpool for I
ea : the sii°s American are without change. Brazil remains heavy of sale, and not much wanted. Oats and Shelling sell slowly at less ,
00 0, Ss' k;ros,4'. A 'cholas, Rouen-Murray, and Commerce, Constantinople, was spoken 27th ultimo, in lat. 50,10ng. 8, with
ea pe so , ksdtes......ant. loss of topmasts having experienced a heavy gale from S E and is partially. in the buyers' favour. Egyptian is unaltered,
but dull. A fair business has been done in Surat, at previous money. In Beans and other articles no variation.
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5 the te.,tler' 'll4. Fingal, Black, for New Orleans-Anjer, Purse, for the preceding daY. • • * rates. Speculators have taken 4900 American, 150 Pernam, and 7
0 ' LEEDS CORN MARKET. OCT. 2. i
the tO „de r I, ,
: '' the Ju 'ileJ V°ll, L -- VESSELS SPOKEN. 650 Surat, and exporters 1010 American, 230 Pernam, and 360
Surat. We are well supplied with Wheat to-day, in addition to which ]
'Pod prOel ss
,peetiatie: angloiseand Deogaum, Evans, from Calcutta at St. Rafael, hence for Pernambuco, 28th Sept., off Waterford-
river. The trade in Wheat rules exceedinely dull and new r
was stOPP ettpea,l3raith •
L slay Waite, sailed from Port Adelaide, for this port, D. Godfrey, hence for Rio, 28th Sep,, off the Saltees-H.M.S. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, Wheats are 3s. per quarter and old Is. to 2.s.bper qua'rter lower 7
el. 'scat ' Ranger, for Sierra Leone, 4th Aug., in lat. 12, long. 20-Cathe- For the week ending October 5, 1849. than this day week. Very little new Barley offering. In spring I
A fr° • 41a , hilt rine, from Cardiff, for New York,. 18th Aug., in lat. 50, long. corn no alteration.
, name- 4,15: tesSk po on, hence at San Francisco. 13-Joseph Butler, from California, 14th Aug., off Pernam- Prices paid Imports
" he 11' el s's lite `nee, M`Pherson, from Valparaiso at Arica, and
iby t ssr Ar lul , buco-Hopewell, from Maceio, for this ports 7th Sept., in lat. SALES OF THE WEEK. •n the week. ThisWk,This Yr
' • NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET, I
,_ 3 ,e , sew, a 1 for Iquique. 32, long. 42-John, from Poole, for Newfoundland. 22nd Sept.,
eicings* I'S, galtssaPsa, Berton, from Cobija at Arica. OCTOBER 6. ,
in lat. 50, long. 22-Duchess of Kent, same time-Alexander 310 Sea Island sad 0 16d
ease " SeP:, r_. 'a, Webb, sailed from Africa for Queenstown 28th of -..- 1467 500571 During the last week, we have had large arrivals of Grain
Edmund, from Quebec, for Londan, 23rd Sept. in lat. 50, long. .... Stained
elnesell' boe'' ti"ts hta . . 4/ .. 5•-i and Flour. Of the former, some sales have been made at low i
ell 8 I sli Ills, Tierney, sailed from Callao 21st July, for Pisco,
that Y bttbe Qi YPeron 18-Ben Nevis, 28th Sept. in lat. 50, long. 10-2-Mazeppa, from 7130 Bowed Georgia
Africa for this port 21st'Sept in lat 48 'one 44-Edward 4i .. 51 1 rates-a cargo of fine Wolgast having changed hands at 445.
; I thoag .5 tOO 4 key i, 9 W helan, on the 26th, for Huanchaco. . ' - ' •, •,• e• . 5940 { Mobile
Robinson from ueylon, for London, 22nd Sept., in lat. 49, Alabama and Tennessee 41 .. 5 4172 789662 per qr. 631bs. per bushel, and another of Griefswald at 425. per
,e patteratlbiss, IstaiTsseeTar,,from Sydney at Callao. . lone 43-Ann, from Maranhans, for this port, 23rd Sept., in 10600 New Orleans 42 .. 62 qr. 631bs. To-day, the show ot Farmer's Wheat was not so .
't for . raith, Nicholls, hence at Callao, and sailed 10th a.
lat. 50, long. 20-Beraza, hence for Vera Cruz, sixty miles f Pernansbuco &Paraiba 51 .. 2 large as on Saturday last, and the quality a shade better. A
, a flattbeirce yen i;Sa stelliFisco. 1440 6- } 1708 5073 G
below Tuscar-Deerald, from Malaga, for this port, 12th Sept., I Aracati and Ceara - .. 52 f samples were taken for seed, and prices generally ranged •
ord sv l'Otir; e4alPer ais.bsJorkin, hence at ditto.
,i,i hi 0, Will in lat. 37, long. 8-Irt, hence, 25th Aug., in lat. 1 N., long. 27 560 Bahia and Maceio
,0 yollad it ess le teesssaz issms, hence and Bahia, at ditto. W-Esk, hence, 14th Aug., in lat. 11 N., long. 25 W.-Harbin- {
Maranham 52 .. 5i was more enquiry, but it was difficult to realise any advance. •
830 } 3059 36464
ice, 531 tglan a, Wilson, from Pisco at ditto, and sailed 26th July ger, hence for the Plate, 9th Aug., in lat. 13 N , long. 24 W.--- Sawginned s# .. - Malting Barley in fair request. Rye and Pease are scarce- :
5 II(ItIte d• small parcels of either would fina buyers. Oats were less •
the leo. i 5, Reed f • Shakspeare, hence for Valparaiso, 11th Aug.. in lat. 15 N., •• • • Minas -..- a
, sea as , rom Islay at ditto, and sailed 23rd July for long. 25-Frances, outward bound, off Tuskar-Orizaba, from .... Para -.- I "• • •• • • plentiful, and in a few cases Is. per qr. more was paid. ,
pntus
sias 5 rir,,, Iti4iy(ify Life , 601 Wheat-Northumberland, white, new per qr... 365. to 465. -
Sierra Leone, for this port, 21st Sept., in lat. 41, long. 16- 20 Demerara,Surinam, &c si .. 62 ....
• cola's° 0 r sor se re, Caird, from Coquimbo at ditto, and sailed 28th Do. red, do. .... 345. to 425.
, sae, :tat eels, ism Templar, from Calcutta, for this port, 18th July, in lat. 27 S., 460 Egyptian 5 .. 78 .... 54949 Do.
Wa' rol' ''''s er-°'• Hewitt • G(l.rie, Maunsey;
_Juana,. Wilson ; _ Roylal long. 52 E.-Minx, hence for Oporto, 22nd Sep. in lat. 50, .... Barbadoes -•- •••• 95 Flour-Stockton and country fines, per sack .. 31s. to 335. 1
IoS else°s 01 Gki•telsgna ' Wade% long. 8-Minx, hence for Oporto, 22nd Sept., had'been on her .... Peruvian -___ .. -__ 1 -
ueen of the. Isles, Leisk, and Char es WISBECH CORN MARKET. OCT. 6.
ivants,, ,00 ow", SPlatt h beam end, 19th Sept., in lat.. 42, long. 9-Resolution, of this .... Bahama
: ni i 5 tt -, be - , ence at Valparaiso. psort, bound east, 28th Sept.. in lat. 50, long. 8-Science, from .... Laguayra - We have only a moderate quantity of Wheat here to-day,
price -iliess se ssoaso,,nce at ditto, and the St. George, from Plymouth, at oston, for Califorma7. and Earl of Durham, from Newcastle, .... Common West India, &c. -..- 76, 4735 •
which makes just the.same prices as last market-day. Beans
iof tri eis t, Or sasg, bound to California, but discharging such parts of "
for Ceylon, 15th Aug., in lat. 3 N.., long. 23-Talma, from Bos- .... Carthagena - 1 and Oats but few offering, and no alteration in their value.
sd alloiri[ocle lby esgo,,as were not of British production being ina.dmissi- ton, for River Plate, 16th Aug., in lat. 4 N., long. 25 W-Le- .... Smyrna
- - - i Wheat-Red, 40s. to 41s. ; White, 41s. to 465. 631bs. Oats,
et• our ,-,1 die. ipartAish ships at San Franas. co. ' titia, from Havre, for New Zealand, 22nd Aug., in lat. 13 N., .... Manilla • -• • -88 d. to 9d. per stone.
, , stel, Ai, 4,, oggl ~,anSetl, from Puerta Arenas at Valparaiso. long. 27 W.-Jane, 26th Aug., in lat. 26, long. 29-Zilpha P. 1700 Surat - .. 42 }
.a ,°, il av t sail% ,',`"Taham il d horn Valparaiso 24th July • Living- •. • . 68514 a
Brown, from Dublin, for New York-Rienzi, from Africa, .... Madras - DUBLIN CORN MARKET, OCT. 5.
at •145,:he Or's' 1(.44,`," 25th ;'asnadeEleanor on the 27th ; all for t'his port, 102
for this port, 18th Sept., in lat. 48, long. 25-Colony. hence for .... Bengal -•- •••• Our market to-day was largely supplied. The best descrip-
-5e is se sS5s. las r Cronawell on the 24th July for San Antonio.
instead 0 t es, iges Getelsence at Bahia. Genoa, 12th Sept., in lat. 38 N. long. 10 W-Queen of the I tions of Wheat brought nearly the prices of Tuesday-middling
Ocean, hence 13th Sept.; in long. 8-Wallace, hence for Que- 28990 bales. 12961 1543812
tld, a st' i?)13 '""reTl hence at Trinidad. and inferior were about 6d. lower. Malting Barley supported
.k, il 010 ,4. atnes ' bec, 29th Aug. in 1at.44,10ng. 25-Sapphire, hence Buenos Ayres,
teary a., , ence at Barbadoes. its price ; but grinding and all qualities of Oats were 3d. to 6d.
27th Aug., in lat. 10 N., long. 22 W.-Cressy, from London, for
at ti,',e,. 11554 e'er, st•i'lubY, Archibald; Cit of Adelaide, Johnson ; Lan- LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. OCT. 2. cheaper. Indian Corn dull at our quotations.
Bombay, same day-Emilie, from Stockton, for Cape Town,
)fnaer,o‘iseiss heopiloo
‘coustlise4alseral.land; Bomba'y, Myoor ; and Fanny, Collier, hence White Wheat.. 19s 6d to 22s ed I Oats..
29th Aug., in lat. 13, long. 23-Tepic, hence 22nd Sept., in lat. With variable winds, but mostly adverse, we have a tolerable
BRaedriedyitto I6s 04 to 216 04 I Do. new 7s 24 to 98 3d
14 N., tong. 26 W.-alarmion hence for Sincapore, same day-
fit of 21„5:tobie' ifiStzillita, Elyn, hence at St. Croix. su ply of Wheat 0 t 1 and Flour, from
..Ireland,..that ef
Rafael, forty miles S.W. of 'F'uskar-Uzella, hence for Naples,
borer ' do. Pizit, n,cket, Nicol, hence at St. Thomas. 25th Sept., in lat. 39, lon.g. 10-Jane, 17th Sept., thirty
.miles Oapts and other graina rheenace, and of any thin coastwiee, ex- Bere Bs 04 to 9s Od Second Flour.. 13s 04 to 16s Od
, eeplanlaSs Sitatigtsrana, hence at Havana. east of Malaga-W aterwitch, of London, same day-Wizard, cept Malt, being still very small : the arrivalsbfrom the United Indian Corn,* Rapeseed .... 25s Od to 266 6d
States, during the week, are also light, and the imports from
fte , asis, , Buchanan sailed from St. Jago de Cuba for this 480 lbs 26s Od to 29s Ocl
of Guernsey, 18th Sept., off Malaga-Enterprise, 19th Sept., any part of Europe but moderate in amount as will be seen on
state a cao it A
1 4,1.0 sigust. ' off Cadiz-Nancy, of Dartmouth, 21st Sept., off Lagos-Mary, eference to the pdaarytValaataeesoubgjeoninered '
0 eXist''. 41• ate ye, O'Garry, hence at Santa Martha. CORK CORN MARKET, OCT. 6.
of London, 22nd Sept., off St. Vincent-Maria, of London, r Our market to- ally dull for all the leading
sveos li, Z, dis,' Cox, hence at Virginia. same day-Lady Mannsell, of Guernsey, same day-Bonanza, articles of the trade and in many instances lower prices have Fine Flours from old and foreign Wheats have good demand,
.A joarn"'ctioll, htittoli,"aoruiler, hence at New York. at last week's prices. New is in longer supply, and meets little
; airi i rs , owe
tbe 'a, •e ° 'es adieb ri, helice at Boston. hence for Lima, 6th Aug., in lat. 28 S., long. 41 W-Ariel, from
Buenos Ayres, for this port, llth Aug., in lat. 28 S., long. 37 W- been accepted. Old 'Wheats must therefore be noted Id. to 2d ,
and Irish new 3d. to 4d. per 701bs. cheaper. • attention. Inferiors are more looked for by dealers wishing to
• asaia tist k eod ane Creran hence at Halifax. Kelso and New Margaret, from Portsinouth, for China, in lat. get into stock. Indian Corn maintains the late advance. Fo-
le war 0. k,'lleei I.re, D'uncan ; 'Fingalton, Crai •, Renfrewshire, Niel* American Flour was held at late prices ; but all kinds of
strati, socleos Y•te, a' Iseighton; China, Attridge ; Agberdeen, Hawes; Aber: 15 S., long. 27 W-Dorisana, hence 2nd Oct., in Int. 50 N., sack flour declined is. per 2801bs. reign Wheats are held with firmness, and have a good sale at
5 loan b koherooltder,on , lone. 8 W-Alexander Coffin of New Bedford, 9th Sept., in Barley, Malt, Beans and Pease met a very slow lingering 225. to 255. 64.
_
and Ann, M‘Garry, hence at Quebec. lat.'2l S., long. 33 W-D B, hence for Cape Breton. 13th Sept.,
f crliose pi•O' tion 8 Fielden Strane • Eldorado, Thompson, and Bombay, sale at late prices. '
7 ~,si bea•sel °has' front Ne ' Y lc- 'a' in lat. 43, long. 50-Thomas Baker, from Bay Chaleur, for Oats and Oatmeal were also in limited request, the eeneral BELFAST CORN MARKET OCTOBER, 5.
:le- .r 5, P., ,To -es Ri„,_ w or at Mo. Cape Breton, 22nd Sept., in lat. 51, long. 20-Poictiers, from qualities of new Oate being Id. per 451bs. lower, and old'barely The supplies of Farmers' produce hit've been more liberal,
iwing ' fir, easait, nan,!-HzTd, Frazer, hence at Palermo. Ceylon, for London, 23rd Sept., in lat. 51, long. 20. sustained its previous value. New Oatmeal 9d. per load lower, and we quote prices of Wheat 6d., Oats, 3d., and Oatmeal, 6d.
ents. . bes dkt ki,rniaoB,, Jame. s, and Countess of Durham, Fell, sailed
rn e dome loh A •or this port 16th Sept. -- and old nominally the same as last week. per cwt. lower than this day week. For foreign Wheat there is
Passed the Sound for Liverpool. Very little business done in Indian Corn, at nearly the prices a fair demand, for mixing. Good brands and choice lots of
irtna- Si, rietsh 'asi, -Storm, and Ohne Cecilia, Schmidt, hence at
,:, 00 .•,1 • Sept. 27, Bohemian Girl, Newson, from St. Petersburg. of last Tuesday. Flour in request ; common and inferior, dull and in limited
illiagasa UP, a '4 ra,eil 29, Mary Jane, Pridharn, from Danzic. demand. No change in the value of Indian Corn ; holders firm,
a soel,e'ne 01[, Is'eaelt?se, Ninteman, and Jeannette, Helsmortel, hence at
............e55aa.........
____ _
... _
__ _ _ BRITISH. and very little business doing in it.
thesettil ;IP; S'lsee.f,'Sti• therland from Adelaide at Mumbles. --- --- - Wheat,* 701 b. s. d. s. d. I a. d. s. d.
rienis -0, r.oh ones j '
r, tios „,, or 4if , ones, from Oporto at Stndwall Roads. LONDON GAZETTE.—TUESDAY, OCT. 2. English red ....Old 6 0 Car. 6 5
,New .. 5 9 es 6 2 SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, OCT. 3.
vislia--,ro'g Ns %locks, Sanderson, from Arica and Rio at Holyhead, ______„....._ Ditto, White 6- 6 8 do. .... 60- 6 4
The show of stock was azain large and the quality good. We
it vise eel O'S, st,C4iiistsTrt, with foremast sprung. and short of provisions. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Irish, red - 5 7 do. .... 4 8- 5 a
cannot note any change in the value of either Beef or Mutton,
ot 0° rog' be. ne, Lilean from Fowey at Beaumaris for this port Ditto, white 5- 5 11 do. .... 56- 5 10 and the market was well cleared before the close.
5 n bill A ,Iklian'g on th I:avin Sand, but without dam'age. ' W. Vaughan and T. Wilcoxon, Liverpool, wholesale tea Rye, English,* r - Irsh6olb -
rrlhtesas sople's, etorte's'ilj,h,eelere, from Smcapore, at London. . dealers-J. S. Price and H. S. Brown, Liverpool, shipbrokers Barley Enelisb q*
-r- 99 0 -31 0 Chevalr.'3l 0 -33 0
-W. and E. Johnson, W. Collinson and J Labron Liverpool S t'l
Bil • i q• • •
co c 1 ris a *6olls, 30 - 3 3 WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET, OcT. 3.
..„„s, nil b e es._ -nd Oct.-The Black Diamond, of Liverpool, is on dyers-R. Wilson and L. Nash, Liverpool; Buenos 'Ayres, and
tStAritm 4,,1r the Bar of Wicklow, but not in any danger. Malt, English,* qr. . 1 We had a large supply of stock at our market to-day and a ,
;heir; 1;1 eli s he° -TH, ISt Oct.-The Swedish barque Magdelina, ar- Monte Video, merchants-F. Lyon and D. J. Fynney, Liver- pale *54 0 -58 0 _ numerous attendance of buyers ; upon the whole a very good
_ business done, although the day proved very unfavourable.
pool, corn merchants-J. Twiname and F. Maxwell, Liverpool. _
poor. lergs,-co; st;'l I.l.Ssiltr.e,...toeday from Rio Janeiro, experienced a hurricane Irish
corn merchants. Beef, 6s. to 6s. 3d. per stone of 141bs. •, Mutton, sd. to eid. per
„, that - s els ltiSeets!.." lat. 23. long. 38. Oats, per 451 b.
17 ..arce., itig lti°4 for V,, 21st Sept.-The Heather, MMonald, from Pug- BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. English & Scotch, old 26- 2 8 New .. _ lb. There was but a moderate show of lean stock end all sold
_ off; an excellent show of Pigs. Native beasts, 500 ; foreign,
ass' ~e 1ic,,1 „ter)o„, -•ngland, put into Mortare Bay, Placentia, 9th inst., Sera. 15, John Bell and James Bell, jun., Richmond, York- Welsh - 2 5 do. ....
but Thfistree,' 141tesslecl, with deck load thrown overboard. shire, drapers. Irish, fine sorts 2- 2 7 do. .... 25-2 6 80 ; sheep., 6400.
vas a th f srpsaa 13th Sept.-The Challenge, Long, from Cocaigne for BANKRUPTS. general do . 2- 2 6 do. .... 21- 2 3
ean•C s o DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. OCT. 5.
, ee.,--1 09C,, .t ui, Was totally wrecked sth instant, in Entry Island. Michael M`Donnell, Liverpool, shipowner, Oct. 15, Nov. 5, at Beans, English, la qr... 32 0 -36 0 do. ... 0 0- 0 0
ead for ',era 11 o'clock. at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy : so- Scotch & Irish,*4Bolb 28 0 -30 0 do. .... 00- 0 0 Owing to the Ballinasloe fair, the attendance was not quite so
licitors, Messrs. Keightley and Co., Chancery-lane , and Mr. Pease, English, white .. 29 0 -30 0 blue.... - large as heretofore, and prices somewhat better, Beef in sink
,fis the :sr the t:tvakiv, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4.-Wind N.E. Holden, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Morgan, Liverpool. Do. & Irish .. maple.. - grey.... 28 0 -30 0 being 305., 405., to 41s. ; Mutton, 44. 54., to 51d. ; Veal, 48d.
„i toget. ope tree, ass P--Gannett(s. 5.,) Sullivan, from Rotterdam-Juan, John Hartas, Sinnington-with-Marton, Yorkshire, corn Flour,per 2801 b
;rder t° es•tilfe' 4 411a-"ala--Mariner's Hope Hudson, St. Petersbure-Pe-
a 4Ebes ' saastend-Elizabeth, i'homas,
.Lubeck-Jane, "Potts, .miller. En,glish & Irish, Inds - fine .... 30 0 -31 0 firmer, prime kinds realising 425. per cwt. ; secondary, 395. to
Py cresses' Or s-saNerio •
.3P ~ut 5 , sill taa,a,are, „ , Pisson, Jersey-Rockshire, Flood, Savannah- Richard Truswell, Sheffield, banker.
Henry Clarke, Leicester, cabinet maker Ditto. superfine 31 0 -33 0 extra .. 33 0 -35 0 40s. A good many small kinds sold readily at 18s. to 20s.
Oatmeal, as Id. of 24016.1 upwards.
, ' saa a lizra,,,,
_ssturgess, New York-Charlotte, M‘Mann, New- Jaelin_T_Juamapson, Piccadilly, Vonden, lin•en draper_ Irish, 184 S 22 0 -22 6 'old .... 19 0 -21 0
, issal Bundee, rearieu, cepe er peed Hupp-Heir Am.- - - 163. .... 20 0 -21 0 •
reS,fhtebis tric
ti
Lion timileaume,. Berners-street, Oxford-street, London, Canadian
hsr,h 'B, Lisbon-Belle, Hicks, Oporto-Ariel, Summerton, STATE OF TRADE.
'manufacturer of artificial flowers. Bran, as. 24th —- , OlO - 1 0
9 ° 441 E; es. Cockburn, Young, Valparaiso-George, Hogan, Na-
was "to, is s Henry Paterson, Notting-hill, Middlesex, horse dealer. FOREIGN.
srhaPs'oo3l°lls 14%144 an,„ James Ford, Talbot Hotel, Richmond, victualler. Wheat, * 70115. s. d. s. d. I s. d. s. d. MANCHESTER.—In the finer numbers of yarns, suitable for
Thomas King, sea., East Greenwich, baker. the East, there is some increase of business, attended however
sanY,a ef t . e Ann, Richards, from St. -John, N. 8., at Queens- Canadian red 58- 6 0 white .. 64- 6 7 with only a very trifling.; improvement in certaint counts :in
official st 01;
,(?!ez4ba _ CERTIFICATE United States do 59- 6 2 do. .... 66- 6 9
7 , the lower numbers hardly aey thing.is doing for that.quarter.
,peare" dill, ree‘sseis,sßeaton, from Bonny off ditto. to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the Danzig, mixed and do 59- 6 2 highmix 70 - ' The Germans still proceed with weariness and hesitation pay-
whole ae% tie', bsOn, Peiritt, from Buenos Ayres, and Agnes, Trist- day of meeting. L Baltic & Hmburg do 62- 6 6 white .. G - 6. 9 ing what may be called market prices only for such parcels a' s
ir debt al)fferet .l4' 500 ". for Buenos Ayres with master very ill ; bore up W. Labrey, Manchester, grocer-Oct. 23, J. Forrester, Riga and Petersbg do 49- 5 2 Archngl 48- 4 10
• may be needed in the way of assortment yet willing to operate
„ if a ssil Miles to the westward', at Scilly. Whitehaven, mercer. Odessa, common do 4 8-4 10 Polish.. 5 2- 5 4 to a fair extent where from the pressure' of stocks or the views
undecitl;ioeiel 1 sed°:Gaunti 111aDonald; Negociator, Young; Nith, Tin- CERTIFICATES French,Spanish,&c.do 59- 6 0 white .. 60- 6 3
ode ° eefrlis 141 0f1.,°,,bn Spencer, Ledbetter, hence at Bombay. To be confirmed bythe Vice-Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy, Bennet & Marianopoli 50- 5 3 Egypt'n 39- 4 0 of produ.cers, an advrintage is thrown in their way. The re-
duced prices of warps and weft for home manufacture are
OS' so 1 I, ale ssuester Blackstone from London at ditto. unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before Oct. 23. Mediter., &c. hard.do 4 6- 4 8 - 0 0
,ctu ass s; eat °r• Cart !ah. d a leadine to renewed orders on a moderate scale. On the whole,
e poue 0 eeat Ai er, aeaaira, --ohnes ; and Conquering Hero- W. H. Cooke, Denton, Lancashire, hat manufacturer-G. Rye, * qr., Baltic, &c. 20 0 -22 0 - 0 0 the business ot' the preseet week, in yarns. generally, somewhat
lie lad° fere' Vtriarehexmldtia. . Mathias, Glastonbury, scrivener-J. O. Lyon, Chatteris, far- Barley, r 60/b, Grinding 210- 3 3 Malting 00- 0 0 exceeds that of the previous week ; and in many instances, it
,;sterkstS is,Oes , • Miles, sailed from ditto 6th August ; Prince of mer. Oats, as 451 b. - 2 8 Russian 20
04 -2
02
06 is found, that those who by further concession have succeeded
i no,' ere, s 15.4 Zis: ',9t11; Lucy 20th • Ursula, 23rd ; John Moore, 25th ; Beansapqr. European 3O 0 -34 0
0 0 - 0 0
,se hl ~Li, rl s H , , in relieving themselves of stock, are refusing to make addi-
: tue sje. „g Ati,,, oPe, 26th August, all for this port ; and Orpheus. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. . /fr 480tb. Egyptian.... 24 0 --24 6
,f stOa` 0011'4 lt,ahas;,:,,t? anti Swithansley,•l9th August, both for this port. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Pease, le qr., realised prices of the week, speaking generally, have been
pre the „pa,' iivelii," ~,llson ; Autumnus, Manghan ; and Sir H. Pottinger, Baltic, &c., white.... 27 0 -28 0 Canada. 25 0 -26 0 rather lower than before ; much irregularity has prevailed ;
Holmes and Severin and Holmes and Co., Liverpool, mer-
seorldV b S'°'' t° Flour, as barrel, and the unsatisfactory position of the market has apparently
t,t,v-s,!'oll'ors!leoat Calcutta.
qiiit dittlrnfrew, Nourse, and Nile. Livesay, from Queens- chants-Newcomb and Mansell, Liverpool, opticians-Eggers Canadian sweet 22 6 -23 6 - 0 0 strengthened and extended the dispositiors to resort to short-
that i 5 t6:fiti;'
...prB ...ere ' ,4or of ~' and Co., Liverpool, merchants-T. Brighouse and C. Kennedy' U.S. West. Canal .. do 21 0 -24 0 Ohio
;leS "-as ',be 'ea% ' mice, Fuller, sailed from Zante for this port,lsth Liverpool, quarrymen.
Philos!. & Bltimore.do 23 0 -23 6 N.Orlns 0 0- 0 0
. 0 0- 0 0 fulness has accompanied that slight increase of business which
inferise, i.,s lessraser,s DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Do. &Canadian.. sour 20 0 -22 0
,e geti • to• 14"; Ja'es!,..owen, sailed from SaugOr 4th August ; Amathea, L. G. Groves, Charlton Marshall, Dorsetshire, horsedealer.
is' : Indian Corn, * 4801 b. what merchants and dealers consider a safe point. We learn
viith the pet: 02 sad 7,0 n Sanderson, and Nereides, irth ; Isabella Hemet, J. Lindon, Plymouth, merchant. American white 27 0 -29 0 yellow.. 27 1:1 -27 6
scio° FO' esessir sslsatilda, 13th August, all for this port. H. Jefferd, Lyme Regis, builder. • 'European d0....s - 0 0 .30. .... 27 .0 -28 0 from Blackburn that the millowners, who some two months
cOn idly A 4 k.,Neeic tam, and Aid, Dewer, hence at Messina. J. Plumley, Bower Ashton, Somersetshire, market.gardener Do. Meal,* brl. 196tb l3 6 -14 0 do. .... 00- 0 0 ago added five per cent. to the wages of certain classes of
s wor _ es. e qers er, Mildrum, sailed from Alexandria 18th September, E. Tomlins, Newland, Gloucestershire, grocer. • hands, gave notice on Friday, that at the expiration of a month,
e, wherSa 10,
,y--
ns, 40 Zae7gpe and Ann, 20th September, both for this port. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. . they should recur to the former rate; a step most reluctantly
_it sys e i tt,,,,Nt k „linter , Cutting, and Jessie, Muir, hence at Smyrna. John Wright, South Shields, banker. CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 5. forced upon them by a serious fall in the market value of what
arel39s4° they produce, while the prices of cotton remain undiminished.
it P.-a ;op 7,(1: 'ue, Stevenson, and Jessie Ann, Clark, hence at Cron- • BANKRUPTS. The weather so far has continued extremely wet here daily ROCHDALE.-We have had a very thin attendance of buyers
uire ' eel t. IV 1414 Smite, through the week, which is still reported to have extended over •
George Smith, Llverpc,ol, merchantaOct. 17, Nov. 9, at 11 • • • in the market this week, and the business transacted has been
'lO.OO 51' e,14, se.. , hence at Buenos Ayres. o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy: solici- a large surface of the United Kingdom, and if protracted much mo • •
(s rOnst P" 28.-The hull of the Victoria from Liverpool longer must interfere senously•with the saving of the Potato re limited, with little or no change in prices. Heavy goods
tors, Messrs. Keightley and Co., Chancery-lane ; and Mr. Hol- • ' are yet difficult of sale, and but little inquired atter. The wool
tlils-lat, httasd!, which was taken:into Ackumrher on the 20th crop and Wheat sowing, for the performance of which a dry
den, Liverpool : official assignee, Mr. Bird, Liverpool. market has been quiet, and prices much the same as they were
ras Irt,,tltir, sv 7
luseet
En sooFldpAr
Ne, 105 e.
S pt. 30.-The Portland, Duncan. Mary Bell Shoolbred, Manchester, cotton manufacturer.
Samuel Robinson Barnsley, Yorkshire, cotton spinner. autumn is now so importantly desirable. The arrivals into
this port since Monday last, comprise chiefly from Ireland, the previous Monde
LERDS.-Tlie genler;al tone of the woollen trade is a good deal
141ta'svner11001 for Stmngford, in running in for the harbour Johon Richards, V'synor, Breconshire, licensed victualler. about 1005 qrs. of Wheat. and 3533 loads of Oatmeal, but little
',at th":lgr during a gale from the E., in a high sea, struck ,Th mas Darch, Bristol, hackney fly proprietor. worth naming Coastwise. From the American States we have flatter than it wee a few weeks ago, but there has as yet
-been no actual falling off of work in the hands of the ma
ElsiDs' e Pierhead, received damage, and is now discharging. John Holden., Burslem, earthenware manufacturer. scarcely anything fresh in beyond 1713 qrs. of Wheat, and from nu-
fecturers, many of whom are completing orders given out some
Canada merely 4254 barrels of Flour ; whilst the imports from time ago. The long prevalence of the cholera has doubtless
Ak Joseph Moms, Tattenhall, Staffordshire, butcher.
f'rl -11 h, •FRIDAY, OCT. 5.-Wind W.N.W. Henry Craske, Wickham Skeitha Suffolk, grocer. various parts of Continental Europe, furnish a moderately fair prevented many buyers coming to town, and the present aspect
re' !it,t401...,R„,°_,,--Lapland, and Harkaway, Pescudds from New James Buddry Russell, Norwich, grocer. supply of Wheat and other Grain, with nearly 900 sacks Flour of European affairs, prising from the antagonistic position of
from France. During the interval from Tuesday to this date,
.RusVa an: Turkey, will not be likely to mend trade. There
ose 000111. i'l, t7.lire'ciaard, Guilpar, from Pillau-Transit, Maxwell, James Redward Portseaafshmoneer,
ere WO bats '1 t 4,llastS), A .8.-Agathas Jarvis, Patras-J. Walker (barque Wiliiam Woods:Mount-place, Warwortheroad, London, iron- fair runs of Foreign Wheat were taken to a moderate amount ; it Ipailanisg arcarhs AV: tin szehc,o 10111:1=e-
cisless ge liiiieges, ;,-,SlA'arrior-Denison, Antigua-7 George Buckharn, monger. occasional sales of Flour and other articles being.effected upon nas
houseesenas
disi° k pr),iatut rnbay-Hunter, Payne, Maceio-Satellite, Mark- Daniel Mallett, College-street, Belvidere-road, Lambeth, a limited scale only, and without any apparent difference from
previous rates. Whilst the English markets this week conti- anAllilAtte3rvatt.ix in prices, and stocks are light.
WV. sal'' s'ite kon al,"'e, Ports, Quebec-Cambria, Stitt, and Garland, liqterman. . Wool keeps steady both in consumption and
foe s lie *04,,e, se' St, Petersburgh-Therese, Kalif, and Pomerania, dward Smallwood, Sandal Magna, YorkOhire, schoolmaster. nue to incline rather downwards, those in Ireland do not t
Ye- deynand. Prices keep very firm on all kinds of combing, while
niagee ss eirsra pe,aPzic-Mazeppa, Carisco-Jason, Delig, Danzic- James Tidmarsh, Regent-street, London, and Cheltenham, m the growers increase. Althougri
appear to recede in proportion to the former, butwillnrobabl middle qualities are a shade higher. Noils and Brokes are not
do so as the deliveries fro '
aiss ta a gaSioes,`earson. Norway-Auguste, :Heyde, and Petronella, draper. much soueht after and a slight deduction is conceded Ya
ed I", 4testa', cruhent-Suwarrow, Scurth, Wolgast-Isabella, Ro- DIVIDENDs.
Alasianstadt-Avon, Johnstone, -St. John's, N.B and Oct. 30, H. Williams, Birkenhead, builder-. very few country buyers attended our Corn Exchange to-day, 1, ' • rne '
the sales of Wheat to our home millers were to a tolerably fair The demand is fully equal to last month, and on most kinds an
advance has b en realised where contracts have been entered
Noe a 01 a extent s all descriptions of English, Irish, and Foreign, steadily into. Pieces :eThe merchLnts were not so numerous on Thum-
tp or ti!.0,1 a, King, Smyrna. CERTIFICATES maintaining our last quotations except soft undried samples
sY gSirsicseile°,a Ittl:ts4bc's%Wightnian, hence and Milford, for Rio Janeiro . To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the of Irish Wheat, which declined 'ld. to 2d. per 701bs. Prime day, nor could the market be considered so brisk as of late.
ge • sesr ases ft, eatson, from Bonny; and Fortitude, Mitchell, froni day of meeting. brands of States and Canadian Flour, continued to be taken The manufacturers are for the most part working to order, so
that any small relaxation on the part of merchants will not be
• liter kt:l,' k, f 'l.es, all at Queenstown. Oct. 30, J. Fitzgerald, Portland-place, Middlesex, and Pen- moderately well by consumers, and inferior kinds, moving gra- soon felt. .
Ha LI FAX.—Teride is steady, though not brisk. The menu-
' I,g. 13 'lti t'tivrebtO N dleton, Lancashireacor(l merchant-Oct. 30, W. Perry, Swin- dually, remained unaltered in value. Irish Flour was in slow
tssi la, G evr•Calabar at Crookhaven.
facturers complain that they are not able to obtain an increase
.don, Staffordshire, cern dealer. request and rather cheaper. Barley, Malt, and Beans, com-
eleatd'Pe t s pa, b Talt, from Rio Janeiro, and Eleanor Russell, from
oia A 010 41,1,4,..1), tProth at Falmouth. CERTIFICATE mending a very limited share of attention, hardly supported s •
kiss 5' 9 price ecinal to the advanced cost of the raw material. There
)144 'id vc,.,r1.1, the Clyde ; Merchant, Luke ; Dromo, Hough- -t0 be confirmed by the Vice Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy late prices ; and Pease being plentiful, were decidedly lower.
Good mealing Oats, upon a very short -supply, and new ex- is no variation in the demand for yarns, which go off well, and
4e.„ hi° !loani Bewley, Teasdell, hence.; and H. M. packet unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before Oct. 26. ' the quotations are ver/ firm
_sill el; . tremely scarce, such were in request, and all descriptions steady - ---
eel', # Do. 'VI i°44 A ydreasneiro,lfith the June mails from England, all at Z. Leigh, Manchester, tea merchant. UDDERSFIELD.— he market is very quiet. Among the
;as tat 4 in value; Oatmeal, on the contrary, met little inquiry, andnew H
paa ise 441N811•Caar. B • further declined 6d per load. For Indian Corn several buy.ers business continues in the warehouses. Not much done in
fancy manufacturers. there is much complaining. A steady
1 br
go-e aS Nal p_ • aldwin, hence at Gibraltar. . . MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. .appeared to-day, licit having few sellers, andbigher terms being wool, but prices are firm..
dre- 1.,1 k,o,;', 4 f_acket, from Falmouth at Rio _Janeiro, with the Oct
LA,ste.essaes England. . Hour. required, checked the demandaand consequently the sales were
ter al 9, Thomas Kenny (2nd) Ditto, 11 emimportant.
eielsas as Nrs`aYst "a ilson hence at Arichat. 9, Robert Taylor (proof and div.)
kiss '.. 5,,,15.1, W ' 'lnith, hence at Pictou. 11, Joseph Yates Ashton (special) H. Banner and Son's, 2 —
et gaie allter h RAILWAY RECEIPTS.
igtOoe I,k ettitta, Avi , ence.st Smyrna. 12, William Lawton (Ist) District Court, 11 LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE
s, I," 0 kir r, nsor, sailed from Zante for this port on the 19th 15, Patakk Francis M'Kenna (proof) Ditto. 11
; arils ea , cassli ilss,
15 Michael M`Donnell (Ist)
cleu' oil° 4 lie Ist, carter sailed from Patras 12th Sept., and Ann, a. d. a. d.
16, James Irvine (audit)
. Ditto,
Ditto, 11 s. d. s. d. that is to say, up to the date to which the respective returns
12 Hesy. old, 201 h .. 0 73® 0 9 Potatoes,* 901 b.
n beg 41) " Sent l.
;',.'titil eth T- a eoth for this port. 1 Richard Boucher (audit)
chars' „coo' ), ett,lrripti' ~,,a,Y.lor ; Maria Louisa. Drew; Try, Howes, and 0 53- 0 8 Ramps - 2 9 '
tr' 166, J' oseph Jackson (audit) • .. Ditto, 11 AeW
Ottk,"lee:4 Tome!, hence at Helvoet. Ditto, 12 Clover - 068 Pink Eyes.... 24- 2 6 Week 1849. 1848
wile ti'll act' 17, C. E. and H. Wilson (2d)
11 Ditto, Green .. 0 :1 - 0 11 Cattle
12%, astas"atalntani, and Janette, hence at Antwerp. 17, John B. Prichard and Co. (proof and div) Ditto, V 6 - 010 RAILWAYS. ending Amount. Anint.
orrewl ve oi" tinqiaut,, pe rrom Bombay at St. Helena. 17, William Harris (proof and div.) .. Ditto, 11 Vetches O- 0 0 Cups - 2 6 —,--
ir 0„,e.-- qto4 eat's, from Calcutta at Clyde Straw, Wheat .. 0 28- 0 33 Turnips,* ton .14 0 - 15 6
ss Ja k . AiastAi
itlielhook, from St. John, l'sT.l3. . for this port, at 17, George Smith, (Ist) Ditto, 11 .4 s. d. .4
ki I. a e 17, Jonn Bickerton (proof and dirs.) - 0 31 Carrots - 0 0 Aberdeen Sept.29 572 0 0 462
4,441....11,,_ -Y, saort of provisions. 12 Barley ...... 0 0 ..- 0 0 Manure
888 eoi
rl fl i toesnat
"aßenal dad
c, BkLab
al
ul
nyr . mn
a, eocnd.a
4 ss, _ 5 6 Amiens and Boulogne
18, Willis and Savainson (proof and div.) .... Ditto, -30 1603 0 0 1689
aCohdesvvh i.r e.y.
.....-
3300 1413147
00
00
248074
•sea, ,sset Seaeull from Rio Janeiro at Falmonth ith 29 475 0 0 417
sl. 4. "' stio A . ' . ----• w--- 19 Irvine Slater and Antrobus (audit) Ditto, 12
ug. 16, Bahia Aug. 24, and Pernanabuce 30th ' ' '
JO, ti
LAT i
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~._ -.__________ - - - PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S
,ig tp.bo i44`,,111‘,-A f eit„ _ MARKET, OCT. 6. Bristol sad Exeter
fl"ti v I t'iecle tb.-...j L'AX, OCT. 6.-Wind S.E., moderate. THE CHA R ITIE S. Caledonian
a• d• 6' d• Chester and Holyhead -23 7151 0 0 5082
gY (3..48 9e %V I,re, iiihs obn Horrocks, Sanderson, from Arica-Charles s. d. s. d.
ir th`..,,e 000' ye isaiiiltsclison ; Oregon, Evans : Lord Sandon, Simpson; ..-..-4,..—. Beef *leos to 0 7 Grapes For.* lb 10- 0 0 -30 2008 0 0 1930
.erpova,o2 sp.' es% 1,;,1es s Seayes ; Coromandel, Jones ; Malabar Tendon" LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, OCT. 6. Mutton 0 53- 0 7 Ditto English. I - 0 0 Dublin and Dro 1 eda
Dublin and Kinggs'town
Dundee Perth and Aberdeen
.292
1087062 00
00 190035,
a - 'l, v 11,,4 "ale ' 1 aY, Ada • Lord Maidstone, Shinden ; Gree! DISCHARGED: In-patien.ts cured, 23 ; Relieved and at own Yeal 0 53- 0 7 Pines, For. each. 00- 0 0
, an
ill 0
~,,, 4 ~: fro el", and I MS'
7. wOr.s_, ',i4 trollo \014‘,,„,_ . . mporter, from fliebeci-Deyohport, Col- request, 5 ; Made Ciut-patients, 1 ; Irregulu, 0; Dead, 3,- Lamb 0 53- 07 , Do. Eng. * lb. 50- 0 0 East Ariel• ' 3O 729 0 0 685
LSestieisciasio 14, eiejedeara:rlcola-anist...sTa.:liirard, from Virginia-Compe- ADMirrign : In-patoients,.33 s Out-patients. 3; Casuals during Fresh Pork - 0 7 'Fowls, ie. couple. 26- 3 6 Edinbureih add Glasgow
of al 0) e iilit kit.ti -co 'llPr a " d Cannon. Gillies,. from St.. the week, 9 ; Remai mg in the House, 173. Bacon O- 0 0 Ducks 3- 4 0 -29 2834 0 0 4338
h heefor yoriMalichinililiszsary, M•Pherson, and Genevieve, Kay, House Surgeon, Mr. C. B. Wilson ; Apothecary, Mr. J. Hams O- 0 0 ,Geese Edinburgh and Northern
3 o- 3 0 Eastern Counties -29 2431 0 0 2035
-it', 5 Bli abeth from Tatum ouche-Harbin er Newton; Chaplains Rev.W. Blundell ; Treasurer, Alfred Salmon 0 0- 0 0 Pigeons
2 6 - 0 0
1 6- 0 0 -26 14962 0 0 15674
'and 5
fol 1( P'St‘vfotsrldland 6 . g • • g ' Soles - 0 8 Grouse.. *brace 56- 0 0 East Lancashire
i, k ,ki trio Vi,,se oquette, Africa--Kienza Stowe, North, Esq. ; House Visitors, Thos. Bourne and John Eastern Union
31062143
00
00 1416
,se se sa, es, llia, nt, Shepherd, St. Vineent-Gratitude, Har- Cropper, jun., Esqrs. Cod Fish - 0 0 IPartridges Glasgow Kilmarnock, and Ayr. - 29" 2712
viii Waist; 'l's, lis`:,,kl.lgir-Clyde, Halcrow, New Orleans-Lady Mona, . -oo Turbot - 1 6 iPheasants 7- 0 0 Glasgow'and Gree k
r 1,11 ,oe o'ihpattin, Joe the Harem, Stevenson, and Arid, Buenos NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT. OCT. 6. Haddocks O- 0 0 Hares each 26- 3 0
3 6 _ 6 0
GG
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aa
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oval*
tthh
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rr
an aanodd Eli
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es
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--- 2-9 3414 0 0 3195
0 0 0 ..
)0. es, iAlskt.:4tesnl--A• "awn • Mersey, Cubbon, and Carlton, Innes, Amairrita : Accidents, 10; Medical and Surgical Cruses upon Filberts O- 0 0 'turkeys
0 0- 0 0 Rabbits. *epic 2 0 - 0 0
11,51E'' -eV .49 iss Pe in', Joh*nson, Para-Eleanora, Cape, Callao- recommendation, 8; Total, 16.—DISCHARGED : Cured, 21 • Melons
A' r, 1 .'..9r1 sPlser c,sis • Fresh Butter - 1 1 Cucumbers, each 03- 0 0 Great i'Vestern
ble ii, a ( h k,„ (1. Nu.: , ra-John Scott, Muirhead, Demerara- Relieved and at own reauest, 2; Attendin as 0t P • Kendal and Windermere - 00 0 ..
.011 the 0 'et,,!l4,,,azori , -1-,aguna-Camilla, Haine, and Jane, Rotter- Irreglar, 1 • Died,l.-lemainin in th g 'u * atients,
19;
nsulting Surgeon, J. M. Banner, Esq ; Physician and
1 g e Hospital, 72. Salt Ditto O- 0 9 Walnuts .. * 100 20- 0 0
Eggs qa_ 120 68- 0 0 Dams Lancashire and Yorkshire - - 00 0 ..
"Jog 'lea ili N. -4 x114.88...11, from Ibrail-Flora, from Labrador-lona, 0n5.... qt. 06- 0 0
be a- 40 Is'ltlis Lee • Bell, Alexandria-Wanderer, Schaefer, from Surgeon for the week, Dr. Ashcroft•and Mr. Stubbs • Potatoes,*Peck 06- 0 11 Plums
lir 8 - 0 0 A 0 6 - 0 n
pricots-eadoz. 0 0- 0 0 Lancaster and Carlisle ••• ••
•
a Leeds and Thirsk 23 4039 0 0 2549
23 925 0 0
, ,',l, 's leMei.•;-Ansis m House Visitors H. J. Sanderson and E. G D
. eane, -
92 0 0 ..
rbe d'ieß" ; kritkk'ek ei Hilton ary, Forrest, for Cape of Good Hope- Esqre.; House 'Surgeons Mr. Teams and Mr. Wall ;
1 Chaplain, Rev. Wm. Peas
eee Londonderry and Enniskillenr.. -29 127 0 0 140
vej ,fiik 4, , qt: ~ ray e_ , Calcutta-Theodosia, Ross, Demerara- Treasurer, B. H. Jones, 'Esq. CATTLE SLAUGHTERED IN LIVERPOOL, London and North-Western.... -30 43564 0 0 45457
j, A.O t , o:,e,
,k_ Baerv„.._, Arica-Panope, Ward, and Head of Oak, Hughes. London and Blackwell
s, Ise/ 09 qk,,F,,,,uitt, val AYres-Active, Lamke, Cuidad Bolivar- OO---- FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCT. 5.
a0,....ie 6,,, 4riltall kt wii_P,araiso-Coromandel, Pearson, Savannah- Beasts
SOUTHERN & TOXTETH HOSPITAL, OCT. 3. Calves 676 I Sheep and Lambs 3784 London, Brighton & South Coast -29 12451 0 0 10905
O r.,;,,; ~ 4/ 44,,ew y"ungton, A.S.-Niagara (steamer), Ryrie, Ha- IN-PATIENTS. Under treatment
1 „h P" b 01, Cow ork--Marie Frederica, Schmidt, Hamburg- 51 M'cliester, Sheffield, and Lincoln t-- 29 5293 0 0 3085
Joo'""
„s S ikil tgt , , Stettin. 15 OUT-FATIENTS. mmac, "me Midland Bristol & Birmineham -
, __, e 30 23480 0 0 24840
'fr",l4' .4tt't I LOU,. Relieved, and at own request I Cured and relieved
,y. col .o,t, ti. .Ith lull ~ ----_ Cured
0 I Entered LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL, OCT. 7.
, s
_.,, ; ,
~,, lit ss . it, , martin f • Irrlular
ie Ft'iri 1,e,, ); <l, as ale_ gest. _ , rom Rio de la
.Hache, at this port ; Dea
sole erCPSOI 4h,:t alp. to 10 rile Legerdemain sailed on the 3rd Aug. 47 -30 3187 0 C 2824
Entered 11 Direct. Indirect.l Direct.' Indirect. Paris and Rouen
ss eh 50,,,,i 44 tt:th out th ad for this port The Paragon would sail for Treasurer, Mr. Benjamin Platt ; Honorary Chaplain, Rev. T.
4 'es' eri-" 1 tkt 4rri ' e end of the Month. The Freeland, M'Ken-
IS° 10 Irl IS s'4' J' ed with t Nolan, A.M. ; House Surgeon, Mr. W. P. Harrison ; Junior Australia .. .. May 19 Lima
_assiS taft ,e e sesre b enktaa .;pPmasts gone, was waiting orders. House Surgeon, Mr. G. C. Sharman ; Visitors, Rev. J. Rob_ Bahia Aug. 18 Maranham.. July 10 ..
Barbadoes - - 00 0 ..
11; etfeeic lid Ow, Titrkis cr l. Bosphorus (steamer); Agnes, Brown, herds and Mr. G. Harrison. -30 1333 9 0 879 ,
1 a,ev I mg, henc Bombay .. July 25 Mobile 2 Shrewsbury and Chester
ic, lot 'cii iit:,ll, 11,e . , fleace fo eat Gibraltar. oo .. Jept. 17 Shropshire Union 3O 421 0 0
ler° sal lif I t, laae, s.ce, Psis- r Bermuda, at Newport. B Ayres
LIVERPOOL INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS ' • • - - 20 Monte Video- .. S South-Eastern
29 12835 0 0 10675
11 %Orli Nleee"ewitt'''`norpe, hence at Bahia. f Calcutta .. .. Aug. 8 New OrleanM .. Sept. 17 South Devon
California .. .. July 30 New York...! .. - 25 Taff Vale
1 . a , hence at • 68, SOHO-STREET. 23 1456 0 0 1890
sie ,'iti, tenlo t;,,,.e.A $ eVenee at s
_Rio Janeiro.
WEEKLY REPORT, OCT. 6. 29 2235 0 0 1971
8 Waterford and Limerick
u Woe ' t,P •I'Llai'errav,:in, a.. ,
_t. hlichael. C. G. Hope. .. •- 30 Pernambuco,' Aug. 27 ..
2 Charleston ... Sept. 21 Rio Janeiro.. .. lAug. Ulster
!so ,0;00,i N
~ vv,!,%e, ssrs Bridget, Wade, hence at Lisbon. Boys on the 800k5... ..... 90 I Boys on the Sick List 3O 720 0 0 810
nu,,,, Eat',oll' NS I,saira''ff, tasa".fglles, Wild, hence at Oporto. Average daily attendance.. 78 I Obtained Situations
T. D. Anderson, Esq., Treasurer ; Joseph Hubback, Esq., Demerara .. . Sept. 4 St. Helena .. :: Aube. 22 Whitehaten Junction 8
29 297 0 0 213
a v-, ria 0 es,seees a_ v este, Allen, hence at Cronstadt.
`at)etlj "reenee at Hamburg. „
..
tsept. 3
yYoorrkk,aNndeuN•coarstilhe,Aainicudaßnedranalcck
......-
.; 7
Hon. Secretary •J. B. Orriss, Superintendent ; Visitors, Havana .... :. - 1 Valparaiso .. .. July 28 23 223 0 0 209
tbaaerePsli
' 'add, hence at Zwolle. Jamaica.... .. - 7 Vera Cruz ..1
, crest o 91itiDO E. Heath and V. H. Statham, Esqrs. 13146 0 0 . 1315
.: 2 7028 0 0 9046
at i?,llo.sec
if ,

Zfrtbol giarrtages, anb 11Bratb5.

BIRTHS.

On the 25th ultimo, at Horsley-hall, Gresford, the lady of
the Rev. G. S. STONE, of a son.
Same day, at Egremont, the wife of JOHN DRIVER, Esq.,
of a son.

On the 26th ultimo., the wife of Mr. S. STRINGER, of twins.
On the 29th ultimo, the wife of A. H. DULTEEL, Esq., of
Montpelier-terrace, of a son.
On the 30th ultimo, at Wavertree, Mrs. JOHN MARSDEN,
of a son.

Same day, at One Ash, Rochdale, the wife of JOHN BRIGHT,
Esq., M.P., of a daughter.
On the Ist instant, Mrs. W. BEARDS WORTH, of Prescot-
street, of a son.

On the 2d instant, in Brunswick-street, near Rock Ferry,
Cheshire, the wife of Mr. J. F. BLACKS HAW, of a daughter.
On the 3d instant, the wife of Mr. ENOS EDWARD LACE,
of Aigburth-street, Windsor, of a son.
On the 4th instant, in Radnor terrace, Bootle, the wife of G.
H. HOPE, Esq., M.D., of a son.
On the sth instant, at Everton-road, Mrs. JAS. C. PIGOT, of
a son.

On the 6th instant, at Somerville, Poulton-cum.Seacombe,
Mrs. W. P. HORNBY, of a son.
Same day, the wife of Mr. JOHN FLETCHER BROAD-
BENT, of the Medical-hall, Chester-street, Birkenhead, of a
son.

On the 7th instant, the wife of Mr. JOHN QUINN, of a
son.

Same day, Mrs. JAMES BEAL, Bedford-street South, of a
daughter, still-born.

MARRIED.

On the 2181 August, at the parish church of St. Andrew's,
Jamaica, A. C. SEYMOUR, Esq., to ANN, third daughter of
WM. CARVER, Esq.
On the 25th ultimo, at Stoke Damerel, ARTHUR SMITH
OWEN, Esq., of this town, to MARY JANE SPRY, only
daughter of WM. PRIDHAM, Esq., of Stoke.
Same day, at St. Paul's Church, by the Rev. Mr. Stafford,
Mr. WM. FARRELL, provision dealer and cartowner, Great
Howard-street, to ANN, third daughter of the late Mr. ED-
MUND MOLYNEUX, of Blackburn.
On the 27th ultimo, from Streit's Hotel, Hamburgh, at the
village of Wansbeck, duchy of Holstein, by the Rev. A. W.
Hansen, Mr. JOHN GIBBS, architect, of this town, to ANNE,
daughter of the late WILLIAM WHITE, Esq., of Alcester,
Warwickshire.

On the Ist instant, at St. Martin's Church, by the Rev. R.
Chapman, Mr. JOHN M`KENZIE, moulder, to Miss MARY
MACKAY.

Sam day, at Gresford, R. TAYLOR, Esq., of Bridgnorth,
Shropshire, to Miss YATES, of Gwersyllt, Denbighshire.
Same day, at St. Michael's Church, by the Rev. H. Carpenter,
Mr. JOSEPH SWEENEY, cartowner, to Miss ELIZA. CAVA-
NAGH.

Same day, at St. Paul's Church, by the Rev. R. P. Davies,
Mr. MARK MELVILLE to MARY, daughter of Mr. W. OWEN.
Same day, at St. Silas's Church, by the Rev. J. Cordeaux,
Mr. WM. BURNETT, professor of music, and organist of the
above church, to JULIA, only daughter of Mr. THOS. MUL-
LEN, bookkeeper.
On the 2d instant, at St. Paul's Church, by the Rev. Robt.
Davies, IWANOV STANISLAUS VON MERAWZSLAVZCHI,
Esq., to ELISE WILHELMINE SOPHIE, daughter of the
late Rev. MAXIMILIAN FREDERICK LANGEN HEIM, of
Heligoland.

Saine dav, at St. Paul's Church, Mr. JOSEPH NELSON to
MARY ANN, daughter of Mr. JOHN ROTHERHAM.
Same day, :at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev: David D.
Stewart, A.M., Mr. WILLIAM WATERSON to MARGARET,
youngest daughter of Mr. CHARLES WARD.
Same day, at Richmond Cottage, Greenock. DAVID JOHN-
STONE, Esq., to AGNES, daughter of ROBT. CUTHBERT,
Esq., Greenock.

SaMe day, at Bromfield, Cumberland, WILLIAM, eldest son
of WM. CHAMBRES CHAMBRES, Esq., of Wallasey, Che-
shire, to LOUISA MELLIS, second daughter of the late Lieu-
tenant Colonel MADDOCK, of the 10th Bengal Infantry.
On the 3d instant, at the Wesleyan Association Chapel, Ba-
cup, by the Rev. G. Smith, the Rev. THOMAS NEWTON, of
Birkenhead, to Miss ISABEL AITKEN, of Holmes-house,
Bacup.

Suite dayy, at St. Michael's Church, Upper Pitt-street, Mr.
JOSEPH LEWIS to Miss ALICE M'COMI3.

Same day, at Watton, in Norfolk, A. B. STEELE, Esq., sur-
geon, of this town, to ELIZABETH AUGUSTA, eldest survi-
ving daughter of the late THOMAS ELLIS, Esq., of Birken-
head.

Same day, at the Episcopal Church of Fochabers, near Gor-
don Castle, the Earl of BESSBOROUGH, Master of the Buck-
hounds, to Lady CAROLINE GORDON LENNOX, eldest
daughter of the Duke of Richmond.

Slime day, at Langton-long, Blandford, RICHARD, son of
JOHN WALMESLEY, of the Hall of Ince, to ANN ELIZA
DONALDSON, daughter of the late William Donaldson, Esq.,
of Lyttleton-house, Blandford.

Saine day, at Lay Benttnim, Mr. JOHN CLARKE, plumber,
&c., of Seacombe, to DOROTHY, only daughter of Mr. WM.
CALVERLEY, joiner, Bentham.
On the 4th instant, at St. Michael's Church, Mr. THOMAS
JONES, of Stanhope-street, to Miss MARY WILLIAMS.
Same day, Mr. JOHN JONES, mariner, to Miss CATHE-
RINE WOODS, of Kent-street.

Same day, at St..L4mes's Church, by the Rev. H. Hampton,
NIN lAN BANNATYNE, Esq., to ANNE, daughter of THOS.
DUNNETT, Esq.
Same day; at St. James's Church, ROBT. MILLER BOUCH,
Esq., to CHARLOTTE, daughter of THOMAS DUNNETF.
Esq.
Same day, at:the Parish Church, Wallasey, by the Rev. Dr.
Byrth, Mr. ROBERT POSTLETHWALTE, only son of Mr.
Wm. Postlethwaite, of Rainhill, to MARY, only daughter of
Mr. WM. CALLOW, of Wallasey, Cheshire.
Same day, at St. Leonard's Church, Woore, by the Rev. J.
Hawksworth, Mr. WM. BALMER, of this town, to ELLEN,
daughter of Mr. W. P. BRADBURY, of the former place.
Same day, at St. George's Church, Newcastle-under-Lyne,
by the bride's brother, the Rev. W. S. Mare, HENRY PRIT-
CHARD, Esq.. surgeon, Fairfield, in this town, to EMMA,
youngest daughter of the late MATTHEW MARE, Esq., of the
Broomlands, Cheshire.
On the 6th instant, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. C. H.
Burton, M.A., Mr. JOSEPH CARTWRIGHT to Mrs. MAR-
GARET DERBYSHIRE.
On the 7th instant, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. HENRY
WORTHINGTON to Miss ELIZABETH STOPFORTH.
Yesterday, at St. Michael's Church, Upper Pitt-street, 1_33,
the Rev. Henry Carpenter, A. 8., Mr. WILLIAM STRAHAN,
mariner, to Miss ANN SMITH, of St. James's-street.
Same day, at St. Mark's Church, Mr. JOHN RADCLIFFE,
shipwright, to Miss ISABELLA THOMPSON.
Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. JAMES ROBERTS,
mariner, to Miss AGNES ROBINSON.