The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-01 00:00:00

bipping Intriltgence.

FRIDAY, Ocr. 23.—N00n, Wind N.W.—Moderate.
(An Irish Mail.—High water Ih. 13m.,a.m.)
ARRIVED—The Dauntless, Gray, from Cadiz—grins, Johannes,
Wyk, from Rotterdam—Friends, ---, from Palermo and Cork—
Johanna Gezina, Brawe, from Brake—Angelina, Shunring, from Am-
sterdam-,-Julie. Mulenhroek, from Ostend—the Lynx,' RYder, from
,
Smyrna—Engelina, Bock, from Amsterdam.
Ai.so ARRIVED—The Falcon, from Belfast—the Countess of
Cassius, Harrison, from Belfast, brought in by the Earl of Lonsdale
steamer, with ballast shifted, and shout sik feet water in her hold.

The Jean-Van Eyck, Cornet isse. hence off Dungeness, for Ostend.
British Union, Storm : and Monk, Monk, hence, at Leghorn.
Lapwing' Oshorne.mbietinie:h.,.ant:atrtaNa.ew
York.
Warwick, Brewer,.hence. at• Madras. • ••
Governor Troup, s
Don, Morton ; and Faithful. Newsom, hence, at Cronstadt.
Mary Ford, Barton, hence off Cape Gaspee. 27th Sept.
Sancho Panza, Jones, hence and Corfu, at Patras.
'Emma, Brabyn, hence and Zante, at do.
Aurora, Turcan, from St Domingo, for this port, at Cove.
'Ceres, Blanfield. from do, for London, at do.
Competent, Taylor, hence for Id iramichi,, was spoken 4th Oct. in
lat. 45 45, long. 51.
The James and Thomas, from Quebec for this port was at
Sept. anehor'off the Brandy Pots, 21st Sept.
,The Phcenix, Bone, bound to this port, put baCk to Calcutta 15th
June. leaky.
The Azores, ( packet) Hayes; frOm Malan at Gibraltar, with damage,
having struck on Lishe Rock, hound to this port.
Mary Smart, Flinn, from Lisbon, is on shore near the Red Noses. '
Gladiator, Britton, from NOW York, at Portsmouth.

SATURDAY, OCT. 29.—N00n, Wind N. E.—Moderate.
(High Water lh 48m a.m.)
Aunty n—The Froya, Lang, from Uleaborg—Antina, Schuuring,
from Amsterdam,
ALSO ARRIVSD—The Ballinasloe. Jones' Birmingham, Church ;
Leeds, Soy ; Liffey.Williams; and Shamrock, Brown, from Dublin—
Falcon, Head, from Belfast—Grano Uile, White, from Drogheda—
Stacey, from Bristol.
Eagle, Crawford, from Glasgow—osprey,

The PriFish : and Leonore, Hunt, hence, atGihraltar.
Omega, Baring,P) hence, at Philaditibia.
Ameriea, Tom kins ; and Perdonnet, Ingersol, hence; at New York,
26th September.
hence, at Boston.
Constitution, Wilson, hence, at New York, 29th Sept.
Ajax, Hiern, hence. at do, 30th
Dalmatia, Winsor, hence, at
k.lo;llßnnahogns,,hence,,at Quebec. '
do, 30th, part of the cargo
thrown overboard, having spruno• a leak.
3:70e Jackson, Peabody, hence, at Virginia.
Cicely, Gutlitidge. hence, at Newfoundland. '
i
just above water, is sunk about 5 miles
outside of Sp'encer'S Buoy,
.
Jessie. --.---. from the Isle of Man for this part, is on Shore °Tithe
ATIDIr-s'rtnckhhinie)ooner, with her masts
Wharf Bank, uPPosilc•Mocklieggar—crew saved.
from London for Limerick, was burnt near the
Cassiopea, —, from Campeachy, at Cronstadt. •'
mo'NLtahteorflii?h'enriuvbeyr'Shsnnon, 23d Oct. All hands jumped overboard
and were drowned, except oee man,
H M.S. Belvidere, frtim Jamaica, at New York. -
The Ellen; •------. froth Wexford for this port, is on shore in Red
Wharf lla:V. ' ' ' ' '' • . • ' '
Antelope,,Dalrymple, from London, at Pernambuco.
—, from St Domingo .for this port, was totally
wrilileitn,:listilidP. ----, from
on Conway Bur—captain and 4 men saved.
A schooner was seen in distress this forenoon, in Abergele Bay,
with her crew in the rigging.
. . .
The Forth, —, from CaMpeachy for this pott, Was SpOken• Ist '
Sept. In let. 24, long. 86. -
- I
lii.be. Sea-'er. from Hambro', at Newfoundland.
Balclutha,Milroy. from Cadiz, at do.
NOKTII PONALDSAY, Oct. 18.—The Harriet, Fisher. from Hambro,'
for Newfoundland, Was last night put onshore on this Island—crew
saved.
Plh'•MOIITII, Oct. 96.—The deck Or a .vessel.' with a; roond-houie,
supposed to have belonged to the Dutch galliot Vrow Alida, from
Cardiff, for Amsterdam, was towed in here this morning.
.
NapiFP, Ott..27.—The Sylph, Thoms, hence to .Liverpool; this re_
turned to this anchorage with damage, having been on Beaksea Point,
and thrown part of her cargo overboard.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, OCTOBER 31, 1836.

Ll VENTOOL Till

Nov. ►r. M.
Tuesday .... 1 335
Wednesday.. 2 4 40.,
Thursday .. 3 6 8
Friday, .... 4 7, 25 ,
Satiirilay.... 5....8 '2B
SUNDAY... 6 913
11onday .... 7 952

H. M. P. T.
3 10 5
5.20 :3 8
648 910
7.57. 10.• y
B'sl 12 3-
933 14 1
10 11: - 15 9

nd—No. 1348, Henry Cutter,

'FABLE

FertiFala, 4c

All Saints
All Souls. Mich. T. begins
Mars rises 10h 17m even
Mars sets 2h 23:n even
Olin Powder Plot. :605
23d Sunday after Trinity.,
Mercury in conj. with Moon

stlartrets.

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL •MARKET, OCT. 28.
The demand for SuoAit continues extremely limited, and the sales,
which only reach 400 hhds. 8.P., consist chiefly of good and fine Bar-
badoes, at a decline of 28 to 3s on the previous. nominal. quotations.
1100 bags Bengal, and a small lot,of Mauritius have been sold at a si-
milar reduction. No tratisiictions have taken place,io Foreign.---The
sales MoLAssus are confined to two small parce/s,of Berbice and
Demerara, at 30s for the former, sin! 3is for the latter, both from the
quay.—CoFeint. The sales of Plantation hive been very limited, and
amount only to 60 casks of Jamaica, at former rates. Of Foreign; 150
bags of ordinary Brazil brought 52s 47 cw.t.-200 bags of Brazil CCOOA
have been sold at a .price not named.— 2400 bags East India GINGER
sold at 355"t0,38s bond.—A artiallflot-of Plats:sir° at .4d ; and 300 bags
black PEPPER at 41d to 4fd lb.—Nothing has been done in BP:IL--
WC continue to have a good demand -for all descriptions of Ruin. arid
upwards of 600 puns, have been sold this week at rather higher prices,
particularly forgood and.fine qualities, which are getting scarce, •
In INDIGO there is nothing,to report.,—LAoDYß is dull of sale, and
not a chest of what was oqered to-day by auction sold.—About 70
chests SHELL Leo have beeii taken at reduced rates.-180 chests East
India Ginn ARABIC were'fitrf Up to sale, but only 75 found buyers, at
lower prices,-20 hhds TlisbAi. brought 80s.—Only 200 bags of SALT-
PETRE, and a fewbags.NrritATE of SODA, have been taken at 31s for
the former,, and 19s W cwt., duty paid,. for the latter. • • • • •
briwoons:Abont 220 tons qf,Carripeschy LOGWOOD haibeen sold
from the Ship at £lO lOs to, £lol2s 6d, and 30 tons of Jamaica at £7
15s ; the iales Of Fusric fi
are Conned 'to a few small parcels, at steady
prices •, nothing reported in NICARAGUA WOOD or CAMWOOD ; 20 tons
of oiled' BANWOOD briiught •£4 5s 4' ton.—The demand for TURPEN-
TINE CODUDDeS,PNUIBI* ; 700 to 800 brls. have been sold at 17s 3d, brit
no further purchases could be made at this price ; there are no ar-
rivals, of Turpentine this week.—ln American-TAR there are no sales,
but of Stockholm 1800 brls have been sold at 13s 3d ,tr brl.—Montreal
Fat'Asuss are rather more saleable, and 200 brls have found buyers
at 35516 d to 363• a few Montreal Pearls have brought 41s 3d to 43s l'owt..--About 40 hhds QUERCITRON BARK have been disposed of at 17s
for New York, and .21s for.. Philadelphia.—Nothing done in CLOVE it-
saSn Or Fi.Axsasn.—HlDEß. The sales, consist of 430 dry Monte
Video Ox and Cow at Bitl. to 9}d, 3500 salted do at 4id to 4'o, 100 dry
salted Ceara at s;d, 70 salted Berbice at 4.1 d, and 400 dry Buenos Ayres
Horse Hides at 9s 3d each.—OAK &tax. 100 tons have' been sold at
£6 158 to £7 15s 45" ton.— The salei of TOBACCO have been about 180
hhds, chiefly „Kentucky stemmed, to the home-trade.— •
MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.
The market for Mediterranean • Produce has not improved during
the week.—BRIMSTONE has remained almost without inquiry.,A pub.
lie sale of Sicily SUMAC has been attempted, but nothing done, buyers
not being willing to give within 6d to Is of the prices required.,--There•
has been but little done in AitooLs, CREAK of TARTAN or brown TAR-
'TAR.; and of MaonEas and.MADosa Roors,the sales•have been very
VaLortia there has been more inquiry, but hitherto few-
salei have been effected.—OLlVE OIL has been more neglected this
week than for some time past, notwithstanding its comparatively low
price with other sorts of OIL ; holders do not press sales,And the bu-
smess of the week will not exceed 30 tuns, at the quotations.—There
has been moreinquiry for. Fisit, 0 Its , and the principal part of what
remained in, the importers' hands has been disposed of ; consisting of
about '7O tuns SEAL and 10,tuns Coq. at prices rather under our quota-
tions.—ln SEED OILS' butlitt)e buBiness is doing.—The salesof PALM •
OIL extend to only ahout 180 tong, from £29 to £3O 105. part being of
rather Ordinary quality, and at the latter price in small parcels.-011,
of TURPENTINE meets a ready sale.-11EmP has experienced a further
improvement, sates of Petershurgh clean having been effected in •quan-'-
tity at_ £3O iSs to I'3l ir,ton,; iq FLAX nq ,sales .reported.,—The tran-
sactions in TALLOW have not been very extensive., partly, owing to the
holders demanding higher rates, which have in a few instances been
realized.

LIVERPOOL PROVISION 111ARKE1%. OCT. 29.
There has been a good business done in dry Butters, during the
week, at advanced prices : the stock on hand light for the season.—
Lard is scarce and meets a fair sale.—Bacon and.liams in fair request,
and a steady business doing in Beef and. Pork, .. ~
--i
s. Q. • s. d.
Burtgß.-Belfast, new" , ,
103 0 fa 106 0 per cwt.
Banbridge, new 98 0 101 0
Colerain 100 . 0 —.lOl 0 --
Sligo, new 100 6 —. 103 0
berry, new 101 0 104 . 0 ........
Limerick, new 9B 0 100 0 ---
Dundalk 0 0 0 0
Carlow, new 9B 0 104 0 --
.„ait. Waterford, new 9B 0 103 0
Newry 0 0 0 0 ---
Cork, new 95 0 96 0
Do. pickled gds, new 9B 0 100 0
Dutch
Baer. —New Prima IlleSis lOO 0 110 0 per tierce.
PORN. ......
Do.
BACON, new
per cwt.
&A Do.
DRY HAMS 4B 0 —. 54 0 .
WET Do
-- 0 0
LAteu.—Firkin 64 0 —. 66 0
,Bladdered .• .... 70 0 72 0

. • MANCHESTER MARKET, OCT. 29.
With an animated inquire for Butter, and light stocks on hand,
prices are . advancing; on choice parcels 2s per cwt higher have.heen
paid, and all other qualities are held for improved rates. The adVance
obtained in the several leading markets has caused a corresponding
feeling here, and, this morning' Wheat may be noted fully 6d per 70lbs
dearer, some quantity having been entirely withdrawn from sale.--
Prime fresh made Flour was eagerly sought after by the bakers, and
the scarcity of the article causes extreme prices to he paid. superfine
brands having been sold at 52s per 28(lbs.—New Oatmeal has also met
a ready sale at 37s to Ms per 240ths, and sweet old, being very scarce,
sells at 34s per load.-LOld and new Oats supported the late advance.—
Bean's and Malt were each rather dearer.

PRICES OF SHARES. LIVERPOOL, Om 31, 1836,

Manchester, Bolton, &Bury Canal awl Railwa per 8h t»,
y
Ifirerpo.ol & Manchester Railway (Ex. 1 Shares) £4B
100 . paid.. 220 0 0
Quarter Shares
25 .... 68 0 0
New Half Shares
. 49 0 .0
tkoton and Leigh ditto
London and Birmingham Railway
....
Grand Junction ditto
Warrington and Newton ditto '
Kenyon and Leigh Junction ditto 0
100
...„ 00 0 0 Wigan-Branch ditto.
North Union, late Preston and Wigan Railway
St. Helens and Runcorn Gap ditto ., 100 .... 33 0 0:
Leieesterand Swannington ditto 5O .... 73 0 n
. Manchester and Leeds ditto 5 .... 14 0 0
London'and Brightln Ditto (Stephenson's) ' 5 .... 710 0
Ditto , . Ditto . (Rennie.'s) 2 ... • 110 0
Eastern Counties
Midland Counties ditto
North Midland ditto
'Birtniturharn.atid Gloucester ditto , :5 .... 410 ,0
Great Western ditto 9O 31 0 0
Leeds and Selby Railway , lOO ...,
Edinburgh and Glasgow ditto
.... .
London and Gravesendditto 1 0 0 0
Dublin and Drogheda . ' •
Ulster

BANKS:

Bank of Manchester
Bank of Liverpool
Liverpool Upton Bank lO ... • 14 0 0
Manchester:lnd Liverpool District Bank l5 .. • • 22 10 0
Comniereial Rank OtLiverpool lO •••• 20 5 0
Commercial Bank hf England 5 ... • 6 2 6
.
Northern and Central Bank° f England lO ..•• 12 10 0
Borough
Sduth Lancashire
North' and
.South Wales Bank £s Os.. 415 6
Ulster
United Trades' Bank .
Tradesmens' Bank £s Os.. 5 .2 ,6
• GAS AND WATER WORKS.
Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks £lo .... 00 0 0
8). Helen's Gas Works
Liverpool Coal Gas .0385 0 0
Liverpool New Gas and Coke Company ......e100
• New Shares, premium Aid
Liverpool and Harrington Water Works 475 0 8
Bootle ditto " .. ..,
Echange Buildings
ASSURANCE COMPANIES.
Liverpool Marine Assurance CompaPY • ,-• • •,- • • £25 '•• • • 15 5 0
Ocean Assurance CompanY . - 8 2 6
FERRIES. .
.. ,
Woodside, Birkenheact;' 'and Liiefpool Steam.
ferry Company £l6 Cc. 26 0 0
Royal Rock Ferri
Monkl (Woddsidej Ferry 6 0.. 5 .12 6
Egrem0nt.................. . ...............
MINES. • ,t.i
Xellewerris Consolidated Mines 4l 1 •• • • 2 0 0
West Tresr.vean Tin and Copper ditto
.... 9 4 0
British Silver, Lead, and Copper ditto .....
LiVerpool and Manchester Coal
NEW COMPANIES.
•
Liverpool Steam Towing
Liverpool Fish
Liverpool Timber..

2 15 fl
1 7 6
Lominal

Nov. 1, 1836

_.
_ _
SUNDAY, OcT. 30.—Noon, Wind -N:,------Moderate.
• (HighlVater 2h 24m.) ' .' .' I LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Ocr. 28.
The market continues exceedingly chill, and rather more anxiety
ARRIVID—The Lad7Normandy, Teasdel, from Archangel—Colung, having been evinced to effect sales, prices have agaitvgiven.way id to
pus, Depeyster, from New York. - .
• , id 4F lb un all descriptions ; 1700 Surat were attempted to be solate
•
SatLeu--The Dampier, Newlands, for Antigua--San Pablo, Bars- • •auction ; very few buyers attended, and only 200' were forced off,
sonic). for Havana—killegrew, Noye. for Seville—Cornubia, Bell, for reduction of 1d to id 4p• tb.,, 500 American have been taken on sPec°'
barlestpn—Persereranee. Adams, for Gadiz—Neareo, Ferraro, for lakon, and 350 Soria and 160 Bengal for export. • •
Genoa—Fairy Queen, Welch, for Syra—Ventura, Antonia, for Vienna • .• •• , -
—Glorat, 'Chums, for Brazils—Aberfoil, Dowling. for Demerara— ! ACCOUNT OF SALES •A ND iMPORTS OF COTTON.
1.);ale, Aurio.n. for Maranham—Frederica VariKerckhove. for Ostend
—Cestrian, Kellock, for Bombay—Superb, Cook, for Jamaira,Swifs, ' From the 21st inst. to this duy inclusive. •-.
Tremayne, for St Uhes—Henry, Allen, for Legliorn..--Hutchins n,
Robinson, for Trinidad—Hannah, Clayton, for lteuayra—Orozimbo. i • - ,
Bartlett, for Baltimore—Formosa, Mitchell, for New Orleans—Mary, SALMI OF Tllll W Current IMP° NM
HIM. . .P
Johnston, for Sierra Leone—Briton, Neale, for Rio Janeiro& Bombay ricfs. ThiaWk this Year
--------- -- -- -
--Puelld,, Hardy, for Gibraltar—Minerva, M'Phersoft, for Bombay— •3o ieR Island
-CittnoenS;Barm.s, for Oporto—Celia, Black, for , Itarlestoo—Gesina, •• • ~. Stained....... .
. 8" 18 207 .319464
Postman, for Rotterdam—lfelen, Kinner, for. Naples—Margaret, 261 n Bowed Georgia..., 7l lli
Steel, for Sierra Leone—Unicorn,: Redman, for New York—Fergus', - 19'50 LiM°"ile • '' 7i' 120
Cprnforth, for Apalachicola. .. • „
. .• 1 c Alabama and Tennessee..., 7i. s•-• Ioi ;,., 343539
The Aurora, T.urcan, from Turk's Island for this port, at Beaumaris 2000 i New Orleans . 7l
Standard, Pcile. ,from Ilambro', for,tlos port, with loss. of foresail 5.7.0 5 Peru/mimeo and Paraiba.": lll '-
11 } .2016 .3 55053
and flyinvjlh, at Beaumaris.
.
t Arieati and•Ceitra lli. 121,. • a ,
• . . Tally Ho, King; from Odess*a' for this port, at Beaumaris. 150 Bahia and Maceio 9 —12 i 23867
~ , ,
John, Fox, from Poole for this port, with loss of saila, at Beaumaris ,• clo c Maranham ' 111 --- 14 j•' "1 -3370
The Adventure, Wilson, from Belfast for this' port, with loss of jib- .. t Sawginned - 12
.; •••• .
boom, at Beaumaris. . • ,
Minas
.
Liberty, White, from Newry for Preston, with loss of gaff & boom, ... Jo% .•• Para at Bertitin'arla.
~ ,
,„ , , , ~, ~ ..1,- ' • Demerara, Surinam, c....... —Hi --, 75 1. I .-176306
The Henry hridlane, -----; from Ipswich, was capsized yesterday 510 Egyptian lll —l7 1511 23794
in: Abergele Bay—three of the crew drowned, . ~...... Barbados 'lO •.-• 11i 'NO , • 44*
The Princess Victoria, Corda, at Milford, dlimaited—towed in by
H.M. steamer. Vixen. ..
Bahama
......... -- --- --
Wesley, Hall, from Yarmouth, at Milford. • • 50 ,Laguayra ......•
Fame,
,Crosbie, from. Woodbridge, at do.
Cecilia, Bay,,from Copenhagen, at Stromnesa, and sailed 17th inst. . Carthagena
for this port. ,
Smyrna
-- - B. 8i I I
The Heyworth. Pritchard;from Hondtiras, at Dublin. Manilla
, j
, .
....
MONDAY, OCT. 3).—Noon, 'Wind S.B.—M 870 Surat 4— 71 66214oderate. -• ' Madras -
. • (Au Irish mail—High Water 3h ism p.m.) 160 Bengal....
•
ARstrven—Cecilia, Bay, from Copenhagen.
9330 bales
SAILED--A,Unette Haje, Lund, for Fryhorg and Nakskow—Jacoha
. •
Barbara, Schute,. for Rotterdam—General
.oascoyne, Kendall, for -7---- • _
Darnerare=Woodhurv_ Tate. find r.‘,.... TN ____ _ _ . .4 -54
j•
747:17•:T}.910039736:

MONDAY, OOT. 3.).—N00n, •Wind B.E.—Moderate.
(An Irish mail—High Water 3h tim p.m.)
ARstrvED.Cecilia, Bay, from Copenhagen.
SAlLED—Aunette Haje, Lund, for Fryborg and Nakslrow—Jacoba
"Barbara, Schute,. for Rotterdam—General
.oascoyne, Kendall, for
Dernerari=Woodlittry, Tate, and. Lyons, Devonport, for New Orleans
—Egidius, Dempts, for Ostend—Morrison, Ingersoll, for Canton—
Laidmrtns, Hughes, for Kingston. Jamaica—John Baring, Haff, for
New York—Antams, Cast, for Africa—Nfaria, Jar hue, for Ostend
and Broges—Litherland, Hawkins, and Victoria, Williamson, for Bar-
badoes—Calista, Bradley. for St. Thomas—Kelsick Wood, Reed, for
Jambes. '
Brothers. 'Mi-nes, froth Taganrog, at Constantinople, and sailed
30tb Sept. for this port. •
Zorgelrct, Hubert; rind Wnefia, AndreWri,'hence, at Helvoet.
Mary Ann, Kemp ; Packet, Briggs ; Fortitude, Thompson, and
Apollo, Black, from Malta, at Messina:
Helen Scott, Miller, and Elisa Scotland, Scotland, from Naples, at
Messina. . .
John Airev. Nicholson, from Malta, at Messina.
Sybil, Cuthhertson, hence, at Limerick, 25th inst.
Eliza, Bowyer, and Eliza. Woodcock, hence, at Cove.
Atlanta, Sexton, hence, for Malaga, at Cove.
N,fnerva. Marshall, hence, at Havana:.
AUguste and Meline, from Bremen, at Port-mu-Prince.
. Dumbarton Castle, at Beaumaris, dismasted, bound to Bristol.
Garland, Wittleton, from Pugwash, at Belfast, in 22 days.
Cervantes, Rodgerson, hence, at Vera Cruz. •
The greater part of the cargo of the Friendship, from St. Domingo,
has been washed on shore near Conway and secured.
Hope, Davies, from Newfoundland, at Milford, was towed in by his
Majesty's steamer Sybil, with loss of foremast, topmasts, bowsprits,
all her yards, sails, and rigging ; bound for this port. •

Wind at Holyhead, East.—VOry light breeze during the day.
Off Holyhead,.lnward-hound—No. Mantua, B Scher, from
'Malaga, at:7 30 a.m,—No 57, Mauney, B B, from Barqelona, at 12 30

•
Oft Holyhead, outward-bound—No. 74, Cestrian, B S, for Bombay
—No. 871, Minerva, B 8, for Bombay—No. 78, Hannah, B B, for La-
gnirA—No. 523, Gibrat, B B, for Ceara—No. 272, Aberfoil, B S, for
Demerara—No. 1210, Dampier, 88, for St. Vineoot—No. 796, Briton,
Bk, for Rio de Janeiro, itzc., at 7 30 a.m.—No. 1756, Cormibia, Bk,
for Charlesiton--N0..1029, Dale, Bk, for Marao'ham, at 10 a.m.
SeVeral vessels, outward-bound, with numbers, but they cannot be
made out.
Sailed from Beaumaris; inward-bou.
from Llanelly, at 4 p.m

-LI V E RPOOL CORN EXCH A N G 1.. L. Oci.- 31';
The imports of each article of the Corn trade -continue light. An
extensive business has..this week, again been done in old Wheat; in
additiOn to a good home trade, several parcels have been taken for
shipment, considerable purchases-have-also been made on Speculation.
and a daily advance has occurred in prices ; they are note-6d to 9d per
bushel above the quotations at the close of last week. The best Irish
.red has sold at 8s 3d to 8s 4d ; English red at Os to OS 3d!' tend white at
9s 6d. to 9s Oil per 701bs. New Wheat has been fiery schrce; and has
experienced almost an equal improvement in value.—ln Oats a mo-
derate business has been done at full prices, new 3s 9d tti 4s for dried,
undried as 8d to 3s 9d per 45/bs.—Flour must be noted ftilly 3s persack
dearer, and not much.at the market.—Old Oatmeal has found buyers
at 33s to 345, and new at 36s per 240bg.—A few small parcels of Irish
new Barley have been sold at 45,9 d to 5s per 60Ibs.—Beans'and Peas
may each be noted Is per quarter higher.—ln bonded Wheat the tran-
sactions have been to a large amount at increasing rates, line qualities
have been sold at Zs 9d to Gs 60, and inferior runs at 4s 60 to 4s 8d per
701bs; many of the purchases made with a view to hold over.
WHEAT, 41, 70tb. . a d i d Osrs,' 4t? 4:415.(1836 •s
.1
English red,crop,B36 8 4ft 8 8 Irish, n. kilndried 3 7 6
Do. old
Do. old • 90.. 9 8 Do:. •do. old 311 ..
Scotch, white 0 0.. 0 0 Foreign, free .... 0 0..
Do. red 0 0.. 0 0 ' Do. in bond . • ; 2 6
Irish red, croplB36 7 4.. 8 2! Peaaa, ify imp. qr. • • ' Do. old 7 3.. 8 4. English, white .. 43 0
~
Do. white 1836 7 10 .. 8 8' Foreign, white .. 44 0..
Do. old
Dautzi,,, red
Do, white - 0 0 ... 0 0 Do. 'pigeon, old.. 49 0 ...
Stettin, red 0 0 .. 0 0 .Foreikn, free .... 46 0 ..
Do. white 0 0., 0 0 Do. in bond 34 0..
Conigsherg, red.. 0 0.. 0 0 Irish, Tick,e.neW 38 0:.
Do., white, .. OO.. 0 0 Do. old .460 .. .
Riga & Petersburg 0 0.. 0 0 Mavr, 4y imp. qr.
Odessa ' 0 0.. 0' 0 English
Russian, hard.... ,0 0 .. .0 0 Inman Coma, int . qr. •
Canada, red 0 0.. 0 0 Red
Do. white 0 0.. 0 0 White 0 0.. '0
0
.
Banded Wheat .. 4 9.. 6 6 FLoon, ctr 280Ib.
RYR,imp. qr. English English, fine
and Foreign, free 00 .. 0 0 Irish, 2ds new
.Do..in bond . .." 0 0.. 0 0 ' Do. .fine .-
BARLEY,,triMp.qr American. sweet,
English, Malting...3B 0 .. 40 0' ' per brl. free 0 0.. 0 0
Do: Grinding.6olb 42.. S. 5 Do. in timid
Irish, Malting, do. 5 0.. 5 4 Do. sour, free 2B 0.. 31 0
Do. Grinding, dd. 48:.5' 0' 'Do. in bond
Foreign, d. p. do.. 0 0 -.. 0 0 . Canadian, free
Do. in bond OO.. 0 0 Do. in bond OO.. p 0
Oars, gr 45th. ' • ' °armpit i:, 47.2401 b
English,. crop 1836 33.. 3 i . d . En's'', new :.. 00.. 0 0
Do. old ' 3 8.. 4 0. Irish, new 34 6.. 36 0
Scotch, &a new:: 3 3:. 3 5' Do. old 33 0.. 34 0
BAAN. 4,241 b I 9.. 2 2

Do, 9.10 .. 4 2

s d
3 10
3 10
4 0
4 0
0 0
2 ;0
45 0
48 0

52 0
53 0
51 0
40 0
40 0
49 0

LIVERPOOL AGRICULT
Hay, old -1 :2ral. 7 4,20111.
New.liay 1 0 1 4 --
Clover [lnv.: 0 10 1 3
Straw,WNeat 0 7 0 &
Straw, Oat 0 6 0 7
Green Clover 0 0 0 0

.
1.11{A1.4 MARKET, OcT. 31.
rl --. . ' r. d. s.' d.
1 Potatoes 3 6e3 2 r 901 b
Cattle Potatoes 2 0 2 3 -
Turnips 33 034 0 per ton
Carrots • 45'50 0. 0 -
Mantdewurzle 0 0 0 ~) • •--
Manur. .. . 6 0 8 0 -

OPHTHALMIC INFIRAIARY:, SLATER-STREET,
Established .4.D. 1820.
New Patients admitted during the month of Sept
Patients prescribed for; and Who 'have received surgical assist-
ance during the month of Sept
Total since the commencement

711
22,0£.6

Surgeons, Mr. Edwards and Mr. Neill.--Treasurer, Mr. J. Knowles

R I IjAT, OCT. 24:

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
T. Pearson and W. Culbertson, Liverpool—C. G. Ogilvie and J. Up-
ham, jun—W. Staley, and J. Rushton, Manchester, merchants-.C.
Reed and J. Garnett, Greengate, Lancashire—J. J. Culver and Co.,
Hool9, Hill; Lancashire, cotton-spinners.—J. S. Stanley and J. Stan-
ley, jun.. Ashton-under-Lyne, machine-makers, as far as regards J.
S. Stanley.

DECLARATION OF INSOLNCY.
Henry TanneDEr,C Grenada-terrace, ttepney,VE Middlesex, master.
mariner.

- BANKRUPTS.
Duncan Macdougall, Liverpool, factor, to surrender Nov. 14, and
Dec. 9, at twelve, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. Attorneys,
Messrs. Adlington and co.; Bedford-row, London ; and Messrs. Rad-
cliffe and co, Livel§ool.
Thomas Whyt , Upper-street, Islington, Middlesex, cabinet-
John Newson, Rising Sun Brewery, Davies-place, Chelsea, brewer,
William Winsor, Dodbroke, Devonshire, beer-seller.
RL.hard Heine* Gtinsted, Oxford, grocer. •
Thomas Price.and George Hinckley Powell, Hay, Brecon.
James Woods, Stowmarket, Suffolk ironfounder.
= Israel Levers, Manchester, corn dealer, - •
DIVIDENDS.
Nov. 25, J. Richardson, Liverpool; merch ant, at three, at the Chiron-
don-rOoms,.Liverpool—Nov•. 21, J. Wade, Lynn Regis,'Norfolk sta-
tioner—Nov. 21, J. Bottomley, Beech-street, Barbican, London, fan-
light-manufacturer—Nov. 18. C. 0. Rooks, Eagle-wharf, Montague-
close, Southwark, coal-merchant—Ndv. 21, G. A. B. Fielding and G.
A. Fielding, P,ortsca, Southampton, brewers—Nov. 25, N. Thomas,
Manchester, upholsterer—Nov. 21, 3. Scholes and J. Wharton, Man-
cliesters,joiner. • :- •

. . CERTIFICATES
To be granted, unless cause lie shown to the contrary, on or before the
• . 18thltay of November. • • •
W. C. Hobson, Liverpool, mapseller—D. Brown, Hatton-court,
Threadneedle-street, London, ship-broker—R. Hunter,' St. Paul's-
churchyard, London, bookseller--J. • H.' Davies, Dowlais, Glanfortgan-
shire, draper—J. Savill, Holborn-bridge, London, baker—T. Har-
greaves, jun., Wakefield, Yorkshire, money-scrivener—J. Hadley,
Birmingham, bone button manufacturer--J. Travis; Manchester, dry_
salter.

AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR.
The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from
the•retarns made in the week ending they 15th day of October,lB36,
is 42s 61d per hundred weight, exclusive of the duties of customs
paid or payable thereon upon importation thereof into Great Britain.

At Caber, Ireland, the Countess of Glengall, of a daughter.
In Dublin, Lady Bellew, of Bartneath, Louth, of a' daughter.
On the 24th ultimo, at Northbrook-house, Hants, the Right Hon.
Lady Maria Satinderson; of a son.
Same day, at Westbrook, Rents, the Lady Georgians Ryder, of a
On the 27th ultimo, in Guildford-street, London, Lady Pollock, of
a daughter.
On Thursday, the 20th ult., the wife of Thomas Tamony, No. 106,
Friargate, Preston, was safely delivered of three children, who, with
their mother, are all doing well.
Ott Friday last, the wife of Mr. John Rattenbury, licensed victualler,
and landlord of the White Horse, Baldtvin's-gardens, Leather-lane.
Holborn, was safely delivered of three fine children, two boys and a
girl, who, with the mother are going on prosperously,, and are likely
to do well. • • " •

MARRIE.
On the 12th ult., in London, by the D
Rev. A. De Sola, Mr. Daniel
Shannon, M.D., Bury-street; to Eve, second daughter of the late Da-, niel Daniel, Esq., Sloane-terrace, Chelsea.'
On the 20th ult., at St. John's, Bolton, by the Rev. William Hun.. tington, Mr. Thomas Collier,' of the Knolls, Higher Broughton. to
Mary Brereton, youngest daughter of William Brereton Grime, Esq.,
of Poplar-grove; Cross-lane, Salford.
Same day,' at Oldham, Mr. JaCkson, veterinary surgeon, to Miss
Fishwick, hoth of Oldham. ' • .
On Tukdriy last, at Bolton, by the Rev. J. Slade, vicar, Mr. John
Nicholson, tea-dealer, St. Helen 's, to Miss Smithson, of Bolten.
On Wednesday last, at Rugeley, by the Rev. T. D. Atkinion, Ralph
Stevenson, Jun., Esq., solicitor. Hanley, Staffordshire, 'to ElizTheth
Hawkesmore, only daughter of the late I. C. Dawes, Esq., Bolton.
Same day, at'Parnworth, by the Rev. Wm. Jeff, Mr. Paul Hewitt,
to Miss Sarah II ollihead, both of Prescot. • .
On SatUrday last, at St. fatties' Church, Mr. John Bond, jun., to
Amelia, youngest daughter of the late H. Dawson, Esq., of this town.

DIED.
On the 17th ult. aged 22 years, Margaret. youngest daughter of the
late John Baxter, Esq. Brook Lodge, Cheadle, Cheshire.
Same day; Aged 59 years, Mr. James Siddall, a respected servant for
37 years in. the employ of 'Messrs. Crompton, bleachers and paper-
makers, of Kearsley.
On Friday, the 21st ult. aged 44, after a painful lingering illness, Mr.
John Balfour, of Belfast, and recently of Liverpool.
Same day, John, the infant son of Mr. W. N. Fonnd, Toxteth-park.
On Sunday, the 23d ult. at her house, in Union-street, aged 89, Ann,
relict of the late Mr. William Shewell, master pilot, of this port, after
a tedious illness.
Same day, at Southport, Ellen, the eldest sad only surviving daugh-
ter of James, Challinor, late of. Bolton, in the 35th year of het age.
Her end was peaceful, leaving a pleasing testimony behind that she
fell asleep.in Jeans. Her loss will be deeply felt by her bereaved re-
latives and friends.
• On the 24th ult. aged 50, Mr. Samuel Whittaker, master-carter, much
respected. '
Same'day. aged 55, Mr. James Greenough, Upper Duke-street, he
having been run over by an omnibus fifteen months since, which acci-
dent he bore with the greatest christian resignation.
' On TueSday last, aged 33 years, Mr. William Smith, youngest son of
the late John Smith, Esq. • •
Same day at an advanced age. Elizabeth, relict of the late
,James
Lee, Esq. la,te, of Pichingthorpe Hall. ; .
'On Wednesday last; at Manehester, in the prime of life, Mr. Alfred
Henderion, jun; letter press printer;Manthester, universally respected.
'Oh Wednesday last, aged 61 Seers, Mr: Thomas' Griffith, late of
Church-street, in this town:
Oh Satutday last, aged 5 years, Frances Mary Anne, eldest daughter
of Captain Yates, Chester-street, Toxteth-park. • '
, Same day, aged 42; 'Mary, the wife' of Henry Whitaker, Esq., of
St. Anne-street, -
Oh Sunday last, aged 39 yen's, Mr. Hugh Huelles, formerly head
waiter at the King's Arms Hotel, Castle-street, much regretted bye
large circle of acquaintance. ,
Same day, at her brother's house, at Gateacre, Miss Shepherd, In
the 66th year of her age. - "

L I VE lt I' 0 0
TURSDAY,.NOVENIBER 1, 1836. "
eRINTED AND PUBLISHED
Evgßy TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MORNING.,
- BY itictilkitip PATTISSON,
(Of llope.Cottage, Seacombe,Cheshired
At No. 4, NORTH eItESCX,NT, GASTLE-STRAI47,- LIVERPOOL.Orders and Advertisements are received, by Messrs. Newton and
Co., Warwick-square ; Barker, Fleet-street ; Deacon,' Walbrook ;
• Ifeynell,•Chancery-lane;' Lawson &Barker, Birchin-lane; Joseph
Thomas, .I,•.Finch-laneyCombill; Munilen Hammond, 27, La
. bard•street.; • Mitchell, 8, Red Liori-court, Fleet-street ; Clarke
and, Lewis, 4, Crown-com 4, Threadneedle-street ; Mr. Thanas
Ilextall, 11, Aldermauhury ; at Garraway's; at the London Corns
mercial Coffee-nouse, Mincing-lane; at
' the Jerusalem Cofree-
house Cornhill ; Chapter Coffre-house, Pater-noster-row; and
North and South 'American Coffee-house, Tireadneedle-street,
• London ;,by Messrs. Johnston and Co. ; add Mr. John Lee, at his
Newspaper and Advertisement Agency (?Mee, 35, Houry-street•
Dublin;, 3lr..lll'Phun, Glasgow; Mr. -Wl*ciler. Exchange-stro
and: Mr.' Lewis,
Mark‘ estreet,
Manchester;
bialleY.Pri
• seller, Warrington Mr. Clarke; Pilot-office. ?Test." a'", '
Coopv, 33, Union-street, Birmingham:

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