The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-03-06 00:00:00

LONDON COLONIAL MARKET, AlAnca 2.

Sooaa..—The demand for British Plantation Sugar is rather heavy,
and brovin samples have receded in value about 6.1 per cwt. The
sales this week have scarcely amounted to 600 hhds. - Of Mauritins
Sugars nearly 10.000 bags have been offered this 'week, and the
greater part of them has been taken at reduced prices, Gd on the'
lower and is per cwt. in the finer qualities. Gond broWn to fine.
yellow command 61s to 64s' per cwt. In the East. India Sugar
market. White .samples were also 60 per cwt. lower. Foreign sorts
a. e in request, and shout WOO bags of Manilla have realized a rise of
Is per cat. For Foreign Sugars there is an increased demand at
rather better priers. The demand for Refined Sugars is heavy, and
Priet,S, both for the home and export. trade, are 6d per cwt. lower.
Fine crashed is only worth 38s per cwt.
COFFEE.—New Berhice has been sold at 101 s to 10,!s Gd per cwt.
for good middling ; and at 102 s for low middling, samples being Is to
2s,cheaper, Other British Blpntation Coffees are also heavy of sale.
Foreign and East Indiaa-samples are also in dull demand.
Rom.—There has been some demand at previews prices.
SALTPETRE.—Prices are on decline. 11Tadras, nrirefracted, has
been sold at 22s Gd per cwt. and 161 to 9) refracted Sengals at 23s 6d
per cwf.
Srrens.—Cassia Lignea has advanced 2s to 2s per cwt, ; -about 1500
chests have been sold at this rise.
TALLOW.—The prices of Russia Tallow have advanced to 50s per
cwt. -
Sux.—There is a brisk deman 2 for raw Siik, 'and. .prices have,
advaned

LONDON CORN HXCIJANGE. MAncti 2.
'ln addition to the arrivals of this week reported below, the fresh
supidi ,s are corifined to some Barley and Wheat f,oni Suffolk ind
Y:ssex, and oue or two eargons of Irish Oats. There has been a thin
attendance of buyers to-day, owing in part, probably to a continued
wet day : in consequence the business transacted has been very tri-
fling. -Superfine Wheat and Barley have, however. 'net purchasers,
and Oats in good condition in small parcels, all at the curamcy of
Monday last.

MARRED.
On the 25th ult. Blessington I
,strect, Dublin, by his Grace the
Archbishop of Dublin. John O'Connell, Esq. M P. third son of Daniel
O'Connell, Esq. M.P. to Elizabeth, eldeSt daughter of the late James
Ryan, Esq. of Jubilee "Hall, in the county of Dublin,
On Thnrsday last, at the Sunerintendent-Registrar's' Office, Mr.
Miles Taylor, of Laricastp, to Miss Margaret Morris, of this town..
Same day, at Overton Thomas Brandreth, Esq of Helsby, to Misa
Ellen Burgess, eldest daughter of Samuel Burgess, Esq. of the sane
place.

DIED.
Lennox Robert Read, Esq. formerly of the Royal Navy uncle of
the present Lord Viscount Avonrnore. ,
•
At Calcutta, ~tgeii A,-John, son of Ur. John Lightfoot, otA this town,
house and land agent.
At Mr. Rigby's. Park-lane, after a long illness, aged 32, Mr. 'Robett
Pockett, late of Weymouth .
In January last, at Lan"elate, (one.of the Canary Islands.) Captain
William Milton, of Cite Mary Ann, of this On, deeply regretted by
his friends.
On the 4th Jan. at his residence Montgomery county, Virginia, aged
105, Captain Robert Elliott, having sl,rved his country, both as a sot,
cher and captain, during the revolt; tmoary war.
On the 13th ult. at Montague-stye, t, Edinburgh, Francis Matilda,
in her sth year; on the. 11th, James, in. his 2d year;, on.thel6tl,l,
Janet. in her Stli Ten, ; arol, on' the Eliza, in her 6th year, the
four youngest ehildren of Michael, Fox, LIT the railway contractor..
On the 28d alt. aged 3 years and 3 Months, Frederick, the son of Mr.
ii(nl VrYtlil 11th:c 5,
ult. at his . aged 81, Mr.
residence, Islington-terrace, James Bird.
Same day. aged 87. Mrs. Mary Weigh, Chester.
On the 25th ult.- Captain Robert. Mitchell, or the ship Fottficitta,
much regretted.
street.
On the 26th ult. aged 62, 'Mr. William Dixon, enameller, Stanhope-
Same day, 'at the Rectory, 'Talton, near Lancaster, Mary, the wife
of the Rev. T. VI ac.kroth, 13, D: Rector of that .place,-and daughter of
the late Rev. James Thomas, of Lancaster. It pleased the Almighty
that her sufferings should be very severe and protracted;but they were
hionneo woentiitni teasndrae3,..
Lorne with groat Christian resignation.
On Tuesday last,
aged '63, Mr. gdward Hughes, south end George's
Dock, mind; respectd an4mberof friends, who had the favour. of
they. R.N. and eldest
lk,ll,,aubgeililtae,rreolfietthoefl,Citaentßaeink JTToems
4sMuwrrbail•!,73,,Oor.f
Creswell Hall, Staffi,rdshire,
On Sundiy last, Mr. Vim. Edwards, aged 46 years, late of Pool-
lane.