The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-05 00:00:00

TRADE OF THE UNITED KINGDOM.

An account of the Value of the Imports into, and of the Exports
from, the United' Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, dur-
ing each of the-three- years ending erie sth January; calculat-
ed at the official rates of valuation, and distinguishing the'
amount of the .produce and thanufactores'ef the United King-
dom exported from the value of foreign and colonial merchan-
dize exported :—also stating the amount (,:if 'the produce. and.
manufactures of the United Kingdom' exported therefrom,
• according to the real or declared value (licireof. '
i
- 'Value 'of Exports loon the Unitecl'Prioduca &
KingdOm. calculated at the Official Manutac-
ilates-of.Valuatiou. , • - tures of the
United
Kingdom
Ex ported.:
Declared •
value. •

Imports
into the
United

Years
eadiog,l
Jan b.,

1!1 n. Of
ficiat
vaiste.:

Produce &1
Manufac-
tures of the
United

!Foreign &
Colonial
Merehan-
dize.

ItcrrA t.

Ex PORTS

18.31
1835
1836

45252551'
49332811
48911425,

69,989.333
73,831,550
78.376,731

Inspector Gene

9.833,735
11.562,036
12.797724

WILLIAA.

Inspector of General
I's Office, Custom liou
25th March, 1836.,'

'23,0931
85,393,593

R.
39,667,347
41,649,191•
47,372 270

litVlp4t3,
I Itnnorts and Exports.
ise, London,

Value of the Produce and Manufaetui es of the Uuited K►ngdom:
Exported from Great Britain to Foreign Parts, according to
the Real or Declared Value thereof.

SPECIES or EXPORTS.

YEARS ENDING STH JAN.

18.34
•
2.759

183 1.83 ii
• £ £
1.515 1.358

Alum

ApparelSlOps&NegroClothing 405,185. 435.297 494,861:
Arms and Ammunition
Bacon and Hams
Beef and Pork, salted
Beer and Ale

Books, printed 124,265 122,292 148,098.
Brass and Copper Manufacture 883,241 961,606 1,023,949
Bread and Biscuit

Butter and CheeK; 64 - -
155,883 1 ,246 178,656.
Cabinet andEpltofstery Wares :33,417, 47,510 51,003
Coals and Cahn
Cordage
Corn, Grain, Meal, and Flour 32,360 25,479 25,108
Cotton Manufactures 1'3,754.992 15,281,494 16,393,170
Cotton Yarn 4,704.008 5,211,011 5,706,565
Cows and Oxen

Earthenware of all sorts 496.198 492:721 539,989
Fish of all sorts
Glass of all sorts 437,541 490,493 63.6.,927

. , ,
Haberdashery and Millinery 381,5(+5 344,515 ' 516,774
Hardwares and Cutlery
Hats, Beaver and Fett
Hats of all other sorts .
Hops
Horses
. .... . ___ .

Iron and Steel, Wrought and
Unwrought 1`
.7:-)(1 1,640,939
Lard

Lead and Shot _

120:413 142:480 195,096

, .
Leather, Wrt. and Uriw rt 27'4985 2.12,496 278,977
Leather, Saddlery,2& Harness 59,110 62,796 73,347'
Linen Manufactures
Linen Yarn
Machinery and Mill-work 126,597 211,953 307,316
Mathematical & Optical lusts 17.792 21,001 25,003
Mules 1.092 1,861 1,761
Musical Instruments
Oil, Train, of Greenland fishery 36,298 58,607
.39,073
Painters' Colours 135;617 122,939 169 861
___ _

Plate, P lated Ware, Jewellery, . •
and Watches
- - _ - - -_-..

Potato.

Salt -
Saltpetre, British. Relined...
Seeds of all sorts

18J,581 149,812 142,411
11.552 30,881 •'20.285
• 6,681 7,110 ~ 8.549-

Silk Manufactures .....: '737,263 637:013. -973;47i3
Soap and Candles
Spirits - 16,8ai-
Stationery orals 80149 2t)9.520 208,139 257,877.
Sugar, Refined 562,621) 915.693 -851,745
Tin, Unwruught
Tin and Pewter Wares and .

Tin Plates 282,1(15 . 3.16.988 . 381,0q8.
•

Tobacco (Manurit) & Snuffs
Tongues

15.775 • 13 827
2.091 2.898

13,L")3.
2,421

Umbrellas and Parasols ' 43,0:1 .43.791 45,461'
Whalebone
Wool, Sheep's
Wool of other sorts , 27,462 22,879 45,080
Woollen and Worsted Yarn 216,204 238,541 309,091,
Woollen Manufactures
All other Articles • • 96,226 951,413 1,031,142

Total Real or Declared
Value of the Produce & I
Manufactures of the r.
£39,305,512 21,283,591 46,926,370
United kingdom Ex-
ported Num Great Bri- I
tain to Foreign Parts.. ) . i

CAUTION.—.I3y an act of parliament lately passed for regulat.,
ing the customs, an °Meer taking a fee of any amount is liable
to he dismissed immediately; and any person offering such fees
subjects himself to a fine of £lOO. The act applies tOthe mi-
nutest sum ; and even the differetice of one halfpenny, in giv-
ing or receiving any, change, may subject the, parties to the
penalties contained in the act.
FALSE RP:TURN 01' THE STAMPED Panis.—The last yeas mi..'
nisters gave the proprietors of the press firmly to understand
that this return should be discontinued, on account of the gene-
ral inaccuracy complained of,
which in many cases inflicted a
serious injury. What can have induced them to depart fromthis determination we know not, particularly as this account.is
also. full of the most palpable errors. One 14 'Mg newspaper in
Liverpool complains loudly
that the error agqiast, their estab-
lishment is upwards of 140,000 in ten months. Regarding the
press in this town, we are also underrated upward. of 30,000;.
whilst our contemporary has no credit for using any stamps at
all! It would therefore be far better not to print any round
whatever, rather than accounts of this blundering description.
—Bolton Chronicle.
~
ExpoeTs of WooLLErs Goons.—The declared value of
dßorniit,isihntivBoas,ll,eiv,i,amsat6nu,ls4oaetu,srier_etx,epi(ntrzteadnfirnoemretalisee-, Uaisi jet ,
,c r It n
11 tn
ti nr
ege 1.. ' -
with the exports of 1834, of f.:1,103,641. The 'Countries to which
the largest exports were made, Were the United States,
£2,261,270; East Indies and Is
-ina, -,-
£801,017 ; Germany; '
£631;177 ; British North American colonies, £4i8,605-; Porto::'
gal, &c., £367,992; Brazil, £337,788; Mexico anti Otft.er Sttileti:
of South America, £356,714; Holland, £245,629; and 'lila
£'23,4582. , ~
STOPPING THE SUPPLIES—Tim MEMBERS' PLATE.—This
is certainly the age of reform--but who could ' h avet ought that
the march of "improvement" would ever' affecth fhe 'Atterests
of the turf? It is nevertheless true, that the Speaker and the
Attorney-general, our liberal representatives, have resolved to
discontinue their subscriptions to the Edinlairgh races,. so that .
what has hitherto been' styled the " Members' Cup",- one .of
the usual prizes on such occasions, will henceforth be withheld,
at least until we obtain an alteration in the representation.
The lovers of this national sport cannot:fail to appreciate the
liberality of these worthy gentleman, who have thus departed
from the `• time-honoured" practice of their unworthy preee-
cessors. Are the Speaker and the Attorney-general enemies to:
horse-racing, on principle—or, we add it serif.usly, interest?
We suspect the latter : but in the meantime it will comfort the
public to learn that the amount of their subscriptions is•to be
devoted to "the new sewers," as Sir John Campbell informs ,
a constituent, Well—there is no accounting for tastes.—Edin-
burgh Evening Post. .
. .
ACCIDENT TO THE DER& OP WELLINGTON.—The Doke of.
Wellington met with' an accident on Friday afternoon, which
might have been attended with the most serious consequences,
but from which as it. is, we trust his Grace will only suffer a little .
inconvenience and pain for a short time. As his Grace WaS -
tiding on horseback, near Apsley Haase, the horse took fright
and shied at a boy who had climbed up and was banging upun
a lamp-post. The spirited animal attempted to run away, -but
his Grace pulled him up so sharply that he s:tonbted an tch,
his:
the Noble Duke to the ground. In his fall his Gr,,act,;. I
'atn"v !moat 4'
knee-cap with considerable violence. which c,"a",•ien 'been
.„
immediate swelline to take place. . His Graic,, o
II eel,- were' initnedi-
sisted borne, Sir Henry 11 alferd anq .1
Iry; leeches Were instantly
atelv called in, and by their advice t, i
',ll:ltpuke passed a tolerablyr,
applied to the tiriiisea part. -The'N,
.. , ~ ; . • • •
. considered better yesterctaY morning by
quiet night, and was
neu who are attending
the two eminent medical gentle! . . him.
A terrible event took place lafehr,'..al St.
Ass.%SSINATION.—
ion a.a wedding. After the ceremony
the on ocea, .
~
y the side ofthe 1 ' mony
Aide at the doom
of bridegroom was stand
fiVt‘h-eir carriage,,. • oor.
of the church, waiting o when a man rtisbed
through the crowd and stab w h' tin with a dagger. it was a
d been seduced
colonel whose sister find , , . by the btidegroorn under
is, of marriage. this seems to be the e '
a prom • .
.vent related
hat different!) in the following article ; ‘• s
somewhat 7-- t. Petersburgh'
June 18.—The Gazette of the senate contains the
Nicholas Mathew. Pawlow, sentence passed._
on of rhe arca'
! ,ery, who Vies by his.
Majesty
's command tried be a Court-martial, for having i it the
Bth of May this year wounded the to 11 ' '
unse or Aprjelew in•the
right breast with a dagger. The • ..
.ceurt found that Pawlow having,
for reasons unknown, conceived' ''
. a deadly hatred to Mr. Aprje--
tew, had purchased ida '
ti ervolib the intent to murder him, and
ha.ving intoxicated himself, Went to the church whereja was to.
be married; but not hitving. been able to obtain admi7gron pro-
ceeded to the boul l'%
e 1. A r lp je ew, andwaitecl at the deist, where
he stabbed him as lie was stepping out of the carriage, and
wounded him dangerously. He was sentenced to be degrade?,;'
broken to have his sword over his head, and to be rot toSibe-
ria and hard labour."-'—fireadt A
urg paper.