The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-06 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET., Dn. .
The demand for Sugar has been very limited, and the sales, Which
do not reach 400 hhds 8.P., are again at lower prices. 350 hags good
yellow Mauritius have been disposed of at 635. There has been more
inquiry for. Foreign Sugar, but the only sales are A small lot of 'good ,
white 'Pernambuco at 32s 6,1, and brown at 22s 6d 4r cwt.—No sales in
Molasses.-L•Coffee. No public sales of Plantation have been attempted this week; the transactions comprise about 80 casks of Jamaica, at
steady prices;, the trade are but moderately supplied, and evince rather
.more disposition to purchase. ..Nctthing done in Foreign.--160 bags
Trinidad Cocoa have been sold at 48s to'sos, 510 bags. East India Oin- -Or at 39s to 32s cwt,, DAY trags black Pepper at 4id to 40, and 120
bags Pimento at 31d to 3id RL.e, 1100 bags' good Tien "d
were sold h auction at 17.-6 d to cWt in hond.-=.ltuni Continues
in steady demand; the sales are aboutl4o puns Demerara, at 4s'3d' to 4s 4d •If' gallon tot' 31 to 35 clf cent O.P. .
'There ate ne sales to report, in indigo this week. • At auctionit4
folloWing goods have been disposed of at a reduction .upon the '•pri
viotis currency, viz: 15 bales good BengalSafßower at £3 5s and A
6(1;: 100. bales 11lut,jc.et at 18s 6d and 19s ; 45 chests orange Shell Lac a
1:6 to £6 5s ;; 400 pockets Turmeric at•l4s 6d -; GO bales Jute at 17s '6d;
and 30 bhds. Tincal at 73s 3d clg cwt.—ln Saltpetre the sales amount to
800 bags, at 27s 64 to 325, which is a little lower in some instances,
Dyewoods.--41tese articles have been dull this week, and the Bab*
of all kinds do not exceed 30 tons, of which Camwood has bronght
£24 41, ton.—The demand for Turpentine continues tegular, and sales
hate been made to the extent of 2300 brls. at I:7s yd 4' etvt there is a
general inquiry for Spirits of Turpentine, and considerable sales have
been etieeted at 78s,—Two cargoes of StockhOlm Tar, comprising 22, 0
brls have been sold, to arrive, at 13s lid, and 120 tirts of Ainertcan at
14s 6d.—Nlontreal.Pet Ashes are dull at 36s 6d to 37s,'which prices
have been'obtained for several parcels ; the sales of Mmit:al Pearl
Ashes have been trifling at Ms, whi ch must now be constde dau ex-
treme quotation—Quarcitron Bark continues in very limited request
at former prices.-,No stales have yet occurred in Cloverseed or Flax-
seell.—Nothing done in Bees' Wax.—Hides. The only sales to report
are 1167 dry Luna at 64d for the sound, 700 dry salted Brazit at Nil to
.51d, and
.450 East India Kips, second class rubbed, at Id V' th.—in
HOTSO flair and Oak Bark there aro no transactions to notiaa,—The
sales of 'Tobacco amount to about 140 blids., of v
were taken for Scotland, 50 lihds. for exportation. and
60 Illtds.•leaf
eremainderthe remainder
to the trade ; 140 hhds, were also dispoSed of by
,in allpublicau ictO ub
auction, which
are are included in the sales.of the -month, ronoun
hhds. Stemmed Tobacco remains• steady in price, but leaf has rather
'declined.
' MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE. but the principal
-
There has been a.. partial inquiry for Brimstone,
middling quality, which has
sale has been a cargo of about 200 tons of
obtained a full price.—The business done in Sumac
)naintained.—No sales Sumac lutS been again on
a limited scale, and prices have been barely
worthy of notice have been made in Argela;
Crettru of Tartar or Brown
Tartar.-Madders' and Madder Rooitsa.and. µbora 130 tons sold at
remain in limited demand.—
There has been more Inquiry V.
uoni
full prices.—Olive 'Oil • remains dull of sale, the few sales made being
chiefly in Spanish, at previous quotations.4=ln Fish Oils these has
been very little done this week,
fresh
~.inpeedortso
ihlsaveionngthl:leleeni Ito
ceited, and pricks, aro without a era tn
flitted request, at the prices q
t d.—The import of Palm Oil is about '
750 tons
160 tons, at .£3l to £3l 108 from the
, the‘dnles are aboute
guny.—Oil of Turitentine continues. to meet a ready sale, and a fur-
ther advance has been realized. The sales of Hemp are trifling, at the
f/notations ;
Feld rather lower.—ln Flax no sales re-
-1.,,ted.-7•The'n •
fit i4Tallow continues only moderate at the
iar,tations, and sorer sales,
Jutesncs,
to arrive, hare been effected at • 46s 3d for
(
yellow candle.

JIRTHS. „
On Monday. the .38th ult. at High Ousegate, Nork,,MTS. Edmund
%Anti vt a son.
On Friday last. Mrs. Heintz. Mill-street;Toxteth-park;ot sdsugh.,
ter.

MARRIED.
At Swinecombe, Mr. George. Cooke, of that place, to Maria, only
daughter of the late Mr. Cooke, Weithorpe, Oxfordshire.
When Greek meets Greek them comes the tug of war ; "
So said thepoet, speaking of the host :
Here Cooke meets Copke, but not,in hostile jar,
'Though a question who shall rail the read.
At St. George's; HanOver4gnare, London, Mr. Ash, aged 70, tot blooming Miss Elizabeth Street-aged 25. - .,164
Though' Hymen's rites may youth require, '
• ~, And age, ajikekering taper, flashes. -
May love unto this match lend fire,
• And time produce some little Ashes! • •
On the 27th of Septernhorwqt St. Paul's.Chureh.• Mr. William Ea,-
lArts,"Bricklayer,of Weston, to Miss Mary Ann Clarkson, publican.
of this town. _
Op Thursday,. the 10th ult. at St, Martin's, Chunk. Bitmlnghato.,
Me,- Die4ers, solicitor, of this to*n, to Miss Johnson, of .13.1inimer-,
hill, Birmingham.
The bride exclaimed to all she saw,
_ • She envied-none their part;— •
Tho' well she knew the love she bore
Brought:" Daggers to her heart ; "
But well content she was to bear
The Daggers she bad planted there.
On Saturday, the 12th-ult. at Hampton C,,hureh, Captain Co nrtenay"
Boyle. R.N. Groom of the Privy C,hamber to thp.iiiing;ta,Misa Ogle.
daughter of W.'Wl Ogle, Esq. of'Causey-park, Northumberland.
The. Captain ogifl4;Miss so .I,r ime,
And did with love-snares toil ; ,
"And ahcsolong, faith, Ogled him,
His passion made her
,Boyle.
On Sunday, the 20th Ult. at St. Nicholas's Church, in this town, Mr. .;
Charles Soultby, printer to Miss Ellen Maria Barnes, both otehester.
On Saturday, the 26th instant, at fit, George's Church; by the Rtes.
J. B. Monk, M,A.-Captain Swan, of the Margaret, to Elizab4N-eldest
daughter of Mr. Wylde, of Runcorn.

On Tuesday last, at St. Bride's Church, by the Re!. J. Hogtewart.
M.A. Mr. W. Meredith to Maty, youngest daughter of llfr. Samuel
Dickenson.
On Thursday last, Mr. John Devonport, late of Chester,.to Mrs
Williams, Roscoe-lane.
On Saturday last, at St. Helen's, Mr. Samnel..Fleteber. of:WorsleY.
`to Sarah, eldest daughter' of Mr. William Walker, of St. Helen's.

.. . „DIED.
AkHatileld Woodhouse, near Therpe,_York‘in ber LOOth*tar:Mrs.••
• Betty'Smitti, retaining all has fieulties needy to the last: She resided
all her life,in the above neighbourhood,,no remembered:butter being`
sold, in her youth, at Epworth market, at 2d per lb. -
Lately; at Groningen, in Holland, aged 104 years and 5 months, a
Jewish widow, whose Ipaiden name was Sarah Alexander Caen
Grewell, and had been thliWife of Samuel Heiman Breedbaard. .She•
was born at Amsterdam, whore her family had 'been 'Settled fetthree-
hundred years. She preserved her faculties to the. last so entire-that,
on the day of her_deatll, she gave her blesiing to all her descendants.
down to the third generation. ,.. ,
Lately, aged 86, Mr. Edward 13yas, formerly parish clerk 'of Made-
ley, spa the original inventor.of composition balls for printers.
On Monday, the 14th ult.. aged 15, Joseph Rogers. who,was,killed
on board the ship Garland, by a cask of pork falling upon him. Ile
was the son of the late Mr, John Rogers, who was shipwreeked •
which circumstance, of course, was a severe blow to the welowybut..
alas I. how much more is her grief augmented by the loss of her only
son and protector, on whom rested all her hopes.
' On Saturday, the 19th ult, at his rooms, King's College, Cambridge.-
the Rev, Peter Venable* Hinde, M.A. next Senior Fellow.ol,that io—
ciety to the Rev. Mr. Simeon, whose death was recorded-in:on:-
obituary lately.
On Sunday, the 20th ult. aged 4 yeare.end IQ months. Geosgo'Alex
antler Swindlehurst; and on the 28th, Martha Coward Singlehuret, aged,
2 years and 9 menthe:- ..--.,..A..,.., ~ - , _
Same day,, at Walton, Emma, Dowager,POnntesa of:Tatakerville)
On TueSdnY, the 22d ult, in Great Boughtert,, Cheshire, aged 100'
years, Mr. Thomas Jones. He retained his faculties to the last mo-
ment, .
, . • .
' On Monday= the 28th ult. at Conway. Mr. John Pritchard, late coal.
-agent, Mansfield-street, in this town, after a fowhours' illness.
Same flay, athisaunt:s residenee,,Arlditewater.streer after a linger-
, Inellifess, Francis Henry, infant son of Mr Joseph Parker, Lamas_
ter. „ , . , -
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of, the late Njr.'W,Tll..Grafton Aston,
of 13;tirtdoiltvy4
,ILa
trioghtla,
osti_i!4cooin,
second
the late Rev. James Aston, Lockwood,
near Huddersfield, Yorkshire. , .
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Same day, in Burlington-street, Mr. Edward , Musker, jun.,, aged 3.1.
years.
mouths, Jane, daughter of Mr: lohir Pat
te‘•Ben, --
Tuesdayengin last
eera,aigilediaio.
U -street North. ~ • . .• ,
" On Wednesday last. at the house of his brother, Market-street, Mr.
13. D
Joseph Alleock, aged 56. , , : ;, , ,
Sallie day, after a short illness, Mr. John Short, Aged 26.
' SiMe day, aged 48 years, Mr. Wm. 3adare engineer, for many
years in the,employ of 3,leSsrs. Fawcett and.P.restom., • , • ' •
On Thursday last, aged 13 months,
.William, second son of Mr.
Themes Richardson, Jun. Post-office-place.
' • Oil Sattirlrla,y last,at hishaus e,an. Hope-etreetpagedqo; Mt)Wilatirre
Gbre, upwards of forty years principal in the itilice of the Receiver-
General forthe "county. - • ,
.Qn , Senday last, aged 14, Henry, third son of Thomas Crowder.
No. Finch-house. . - -
, Same day,'Mary, third 'daughter of Mr.' John 4lndgson, Stafford'
street. , .
Yesterday, at Anfield-lodge in the 79th year of her age, Grace. re'
lict of -Mr. .littrieS Parke, of iliurnhana - , near Lancaster.

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