The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-20 00:00:00

LONDON_.CORN . E

The _wind having moderated, a 1
has been the result. Of Flimir then
---,Wheat continues very dull, and ha
Airteys, Beans, and-Peas are. each riv
alaektn sale, and have Jeclinedle

:cl-JANGE,
large arrival of, all sorts. of arum
e. is also a considerable titiarititYl'
irdly supports leondry's
ther lower.—Oats liavebeettNerY
quarter.—The-Flour. trade-is:do/II

LIVERPOOL PROVISION' MARKET. 'Dsc.. 19 -
Wetive to remark, that, within the last few:days, there has been•
more business done in dry Hutters than IVQ. have -experienced fur a
few weeks back.—Beef and. Pork in better demand, and prices look.
ingup.--Bacon and Hams dull.—We quote. _
s. d. a. d.
BuTrne.-,Betfast, new 102 0 GI 106 0 per Cwt.
13anbridge, new 96 0 164 0
Coleraiii. . -
Sligo, nett 97 0 104 0 .---.• ' '
DeFry; new 9B 0 104 0
Limerick, new . 0 0 0 4 .- --..
Dundalk 0 0 -0 6- -- -.
Carlow, new.... 9B 0 104 0 —,-- .--
Waterford, nett 9B 0 ,-- 10.1 0 --
,_ Newry 0 0 0 0 —.
Cork, new:...
~-
Do. pickled gds, new 97 0 ._ ... 98 0 -.
Dutch 0 0 0 0
Rna P.—New Prime Mess 111 0 ..., 115 0 per tierri,c -,
Pons .. .. ' 80 !" 0 86 0 per 14110.
Do. . 0 0 -,- 0 0 pet } howl..
BACON, new 5O 0 52 0 per cwt.
Do. old • 00 0 -- 00 0 ...—,
DRY HAMS 56 0 59 0 ...--
WRT DO
Lena.—Fixkiu. ..
Bladdered .. 72 0 74 0 .

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LIVRPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET, DEC. 19.
• _ s. d. s..d. a. d. s., d.
Hay. " old 1 401 ti 4,2018 E Potatoes . 2 6W oir 90#1
New Hay 1 3 1 4 --, Cattle Potatoes 2 0,2 3• --.-.1
Clover Hay. - Turnips 36 048 °per tou
Straw, Wheat.. 0 8 0, .9 --- Carrots ....% 50 052 0- .
Stra,,F, ()at O7 ' 0 81, - Nlanglewurzle 30 031 4) •
Green plover 0 0 0 0 --- Manor,. - ,

MANCHESTER MARKET, [inc. 17. -
We hare had a little more iiiqniry "for fine Butter towards-the-close
of the week,•but the dealers have purchased only to supply their invp
mediate wants.
The Wheat trade was very languid at our market this morning,,oply
choice fresh parcels of old being at all inquired for, and general ruus
we reduce folly 2.:1 419 701 as; on stale or middling parcels a still further
decline in price would have been accepted had buyers- appeared.•
There were but few transactions in Flour reported, and some quantity
of• Irish (the quality of which is not in high repute this year) pressing
on the market, at low rates, has compelled holders to submit. to •a re-
duction of about is per sack on the superfine and Is tats on. good ;oaf'
middling descriptions.—Oats are without alteration, but Oatmeal: Was
dull of sale and 6d .4r load cheaper.—No variation to notice iu °the/
arttel•s. • • • - '

LONDON G.4ZETTE.-FRIDAY, DEC. It • ,

" • -PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.
J. and E. Thomas, Northwich, Cheshire, grocers.
INSOLVENTS. •••-, „ •
Dee. 15, George Daniel, Thanet-place, Strand, Lotvictit..Pl4l-tir9iit
Dec. 10, Paul, John Bedford, Percy-street, Tottenham-court.roid,
London, music-seller.
• • BANKRUPTS.. * • ..--
William Williams and James Jackson. Liverpool, timber-derders.
to surrender Jan.. 2, and 27, at two•o'clirek, at the•Clarendon-cosatas.
Liverpool. Solicitors. Messrs.. Taylor, Turner, Sharpe and Field.
Bedford-row. London.
Thomas Turner,. Daniel Made; and Charles Seliwitici,.Liverpoo •
Merchants, to surrender' Dec.' 29, and • Jan. 27, at _twelve o'cleek; at
the Clarendon=rooms. Liverpool. Solicitors, • Messrs.' Baxemlsl4
Tatham; Upton, and Johnson, Great Winchester-street. London. •
James A ingfield, Long -lane, s3mithfieid, London, saddler. •
George Pettit, Itotherhithe, carpenter.
John-Hinton, Macclesfield-street. Soho, London, carpenter.
William Pennycad, Rosemary-lane, London, grocer.
Herbert Triggs, Fetter-lane, London; grocer.
William Catton, Blackman-street, Southwark, pinmber.
James Richard Yates, King-street, Westminster, victualler.
.Haim Benattar, Mogadore, Morocco, merchant.
Samuel Knott, Fairfield, Lancashire, corn-dealer.
William Gate, Carl-We, timber-Merchant.
David White, Tiverton, beer-seller, • • • " - "
William Newell, New Radford, Nottinghamihire, viarp-letee.nring,
Thomas Kinder, Kirkby-in-Aslifield, Nottinghamshire. fanner.
• -• . DIVIDENDS! ti
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Jan. 1:t, J. lUottershead, Liverpool, shipwright—Jan. :20,
vert, Manchester, linen 'yarn..dealer—Jan. 12,W.Cole;Chestkri. r
--Jan. 9, J. Marshall, Gerrard-street, Soho, London, monepscrivener
—Jan. 9 R. Blackwell, Crescent, Minories, London, merchant—
Jan. 9, T. Mason, Great. Russell-street, Bloonstib:., London,.book-
seller,--Jan. 6, .1, W.-Cohen, Lower Ormond-quay, thlin, and Bull'
street.. St. Mary-axe, Loudon, wholesale-jewelle lin,. 10.. G.
Potion, Bedfordshire, raoney-scrivener—J an. 20, i.Gkrton`. Northern -
tan, currier—Jan. 8, 11. Mid T. Saddler, Oxford4rocers—Jan. 13. ft.
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Smart, Flaxbourton, Sotnersetshire, conimon-breN-ier.
• • CERTIFICATES
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before the
6th day of January.
R. Broomfield, St. John-street, Clerkenwell, Londan, tailor—W.
Bruorton. jun. Gloucester, auetfoneer—J. Bloom, Goole, Yorkshire,
coal.dealer—H. Redhead, Kingston-upon... Hull, linen-draper—W.
Flower. Cann, otherwise Bhaston St. Rutnbohl, Dorsetshire, coal-
merchant.

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',AVERAGE PRICE OF' StIGAR.
The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed ft:oni
the rettrrns madeirt the week ending the 13th day of December, 1936,
is 34:4d per hundredweight.
PRICE OF CORN... , •
General Weekly Average• received in the week ending Elec,.o :
IN heat. 60s. 4.694 d ; Earley, 37a, 4.640 d ; Oats, 16s, 5.399 d : Rye, 445,
11.454 d; Beans, 455, 9.541 d; Peas, 435. 2.502 d.
Agregste Average of Six weeks which governs duty :-.."Wlient,
58s 2d ; Barley, 38a 6d; Oata, 96s 9d ; Rye, 39s 10d ; Beans, 45s 5d ;
Peas, 4454 d. ,

• - BIRTH.
On Friday, the 9th inst. in the parish of Dunlop, Ayrshire, a woman
Was delivered of a daughter, being her twenty-fifth child,

• MARRIED. .
On the 98th of April, at Albany, Western Australia. Arth Trip-
mer, Esq. of York-on-the-Avon, Swart River, to Mary Ann Spencpr„
daughter of Captain Sir Richard Spencer, C. 8., K.C.H., of King
George's Sound, Western Australia.
Lately, Mr. Joseph Kirkham; joiner 4 to Mrs. Dawson, widow' of
the late 'Mr. Thomas Dawson, Duncan-street. . .
• On Thursday, the st inst. at Spalding, Mi. Samuel TlrttPln-
widower, of the Cheinut horse beer-house, to Mrs. Jane fiddes,
brewer, of that place. - The bride had worn widow's weeds for full
eleven weeks, and the bridegroom had been a solitary mourner for
nearly forty-eight days;,
S.
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Same day, at St, Philip's church, by the Rev. T.S. Bowstead,
the Hon. Edward Roper Curzon, R.N. to Miss Lydia Bullock.
On Tuesday, the 6th inst. at Brothertori, the Rev. Richard: Winter
HaMilton, Minister 'of Belgrhve Chapel, Leeds. to Harriette, third
daughter of John Robson. Esq:cf Staten, near-FerrYbridge.
On Thursday, the.Bth: inst. at -St.- Ceorge's Church, Evarton, ear-
ten John Allsop, of this port, to Miss Elizabeth Evans, of Claremont-
grove, Kirkdale.
• Same day, at Christ Church, Mr. R. Aspinall to Mary, eldest daugh-
ter of• Mr. William Almond.
On Saturday, the 10th inst at the New Church, Delamere Forisst,
Mr. Thompson, of Ashton-quay, to Sarah. third daughter of the late
Mr. J ames Gregory, of Northgate-street, Chester. . • • ' .
On Thursday last, at Ulverston, North Lancashire, by the-Rey, Thos .
Tultning, M.A. Simeon J. Boileau, Esq. of Lincoln's Inn, barrister.
at-law, to Charlotte, only surviving daughter of 'l'. B. Tolming, Esq.
of the .former place.
' (hi Saturday last, at St. Luke' Church, by the Rev. James Aspitiall.
Charles Hadfield, Esq. to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Thomas James
Hall, Fag. barrister-at-law.

• DIED,
On the Bth of September last, on his passage from Valparaiso, Mr.
3. MlMains, of Davenport, chief mate of the Amelia, of tbia'port,
On the 23th October last, at St, Petersburgh; John Oen, Esq. aged
87. much respected by a numerous circle' of relations and 'friends.-
Last month, on his pasabge home from Quebec., Captain .Pkter C.
:440hridge, of the brig Royalist, of ;Maryport; also, about the same
time, Captain Robert Hewitt, of Maryport, on his pies* • from
America to this port.
On Wednesday, the 30th nit; at Manchester, aged 47, ifegra; 'David
Evens Kenrick, son of the late Mr. John Kenrick, Bronyclydwf, in
the county of Merioueth. •
On Vriday, the 3d inst. at •Cheltenbam,. at, an .advinged ajef,- John
Rithiliffe,Esq..a very eld inhabitant ox 'Manchester and who filled the
office of boroughreeve in the year 180940,
On Saturday, the 3d inst. athis son's residence, In this town, aged
66; Mr. Sohn Brantwell, late of Chester.
Same day, in a fit of apoplexy, Isabella, wife of Mr. William Brown,
butcher; respected by all who )tnewher.
inst.
On Sunday, the 4th after it lingering and- plan; illness, aged
2:. Ann, datighter of the late Mr. Keil:, of Nottinghaui..,
On Monday, the sth inst. at Nanttliich, after: .a lintltrip."' 6111Pes
borne• with true christian humility' and resirtetc@ii, Elizabeth, the
beloied wife of Mr. Thomas Riede, auctioneer. :aged •it, • - -
On Tuesday, the 6th inst..axed 43 years, Mr. Thomas Morris, Liver-
pool carrier, Library-street, Preston. • •
On Wednesday, the 7th inst. Willia,m John, infant son of Mr. 1:(1.-
ward Beaman, North-street, To:tteth-park • .
Same day, Mr. Charles Gale, late of Bristol, aged 21, whose sudden
death was occasioned by a fall from the inhat'of the schooner Racer.
Ills amiable disposition had endeared him to ail who knew him,
On Thursday the Bth instant. aged 3-years and 7 mouths, Mary,
only ;laughter of. Mr. John Jones, Csaacoa-ne-street. • . •
Same day, at his residence,-Oiaerstaffe, aged 9.6..yestra.-,Mr. Wiliam
Wainwright;father of Aire, Humphreys,Vauxhall-Ne
O el.
a:Friday, the 9th lust, at Ballitereech, Kirli'Orh'haltYlele of Mau.,
Mrs.. Ellen Burrow, •ge.l SI. ye.kra, mother of J. BUrrow, Esq. of
Douglas. • •
Ou Saturday, the lath inst. at the convent, in York, Mies Ann_ M any
Teresa Agar, deeply regretted... „..
• S illness, day, after a long and severe borne With chriatianfor--
titude and resignation, aged 58, Ellof,' wife of 'Mr.' Preseot.
On Sunday thy I lth inat. aged 15..Thornaa JaelaSon,"eldeat- kin a-
Mr.: Peter Robinson, brewer, Legh-street, Warrington, sincerely la,
mented. •
:Same day; aged 8 months, Mary Jane, daughter of Mr. S. W. Veit-
dough', Duke-istreet.
On Wednesday last, aged_ 73, Mary, Widow of thi. late hlr. John
Ilerring, ladies' shoemaker, Duke-street, and late of• York:
-On Thursday last, Mr. John Johnson, wat,h-maker, Church-street
aged 28 arear4.
tame. day,. Mary Ann, wife of Mr. Kendal, late of his Majesty
Customs 54( thiS port..
'Saturtlay last, aged 18' months, }roily Agnes,- yoUngest Aatithtl.r of
Mr, Thomas Sleddoit, Runcorn inUo.;street. Everton. •• •
,faame clay:' Mary, wife of air. Edward Win. Smalley, victualler.
Lumber-street. dged .40 yeers. -
• Saturday last, at Birmingham. Sarah, wife of C. W. Lyon, It sq.
merOant of :this tow n,aged 27 years.

, POO
tIESRAY,.DECENIBER 20. 1836.
eII,INTEL) AND i'UtiLISII El)
EVlO.l.l* TULSDAY.,AND FRIDAY MORNIItit;,
BY RICHARD PATTISSON.
(Of Hope Cottage, Seaconite, cltethire,J
Al No. 4, NORTH CRRSCSNT, CASTLE-STRer, LTYRRIO49I,.
Orders and' Advertisements Ft ff• received by Mossra.• Newton and
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Reynell, Clnincerl-lane ; Lawson Zit Barker, Birebin-lativ; JosPPh
. Thomas, I. =Finch-lane. Corohill: lAtunden Haleinondf,4 in 7, 4,0-harthstreet
harthstreet ; Mitchell, 8, Red Lion-court, Fleet-street; Clarke
and Lewis; 4, Crown-court, Threadoendle-street Thome*
Ilextall, 11, AltlermanhuV* ; at Garr:, way's ; at the London Corn-
mereial Coftee-nouse,-Wriinine-lane; at the Jerusalem Coffee-
Imuse, Cornhill; Chaptei Coffee-honse. Pater-mater-row; and
North and South American Coffee-Louse.., Tireadneedle-street,
London; by Messrs, Johnston and Co. ;. and:Mr. John Luc, at Mt!
Newspaper and Advertisement Agency Office, 35, Henry-street, •
Dublin; M'Phun; Glasgow; Mr. Wheeler. Etehavigeostreet.
and Mr. Lewis, Nlarket-street -Manchester ; • Air. Maitey. Boolt-
aeller. Warrington ; Mr. Clarke, Pilot-edlee, Fre4ros atut /Cr.
team Vat'ou-Ji reek, Rirmincliam.