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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

SPAIN

Madrid papers of the 6th have arrived. Senor Olozaga
I,:t not the only Deputy who has been prevented by the

illegal acts-OTilieisTurlzilinisTry from taking his sent in
the Chamber. Senor Gomez de la Serna, who was elected
for Orense, has been refused his passport by the Spanish
Ministers, because as Minister of Justice in 1843, he
countersigned the protest of Espartero,_ issued on board
the Betis. The Madrid Bolsa was closed on the Gth.
SW ITZ F BLAND.
Accounts from Switzerland state that the insurgents of
Morat have been defeated by the government troops of
Friburg, and that, taking advantage of this victory, the
government troops on the Bth marched on Morat, the
head-quarters of the insurrection. Several arrests have
taken place in Friburg by order of the authorities.

The King and Qucen of the Belgians left Paris for
Brussels on Thursday.
REPOUTED DEATH OF DONIZETTI

The Roman Ad-

vertiser, of January 2, in a note to a

of this eminent compose

we have just' learned

that Donizetti is no more
Criminal proceedi
Roman Catholic pr-

have been instituted

the Duchy of Brunswick for rt

fusing to register a divora
civil court, between two 01

Roman communion.
The few copies of the London Punch, landed at Vienna
on the Ist instant, by extraordinary permission, were of-
ficially demanded back. The number in question con-
tains a rather rude caricature of the Sovereigns of Russia,
'rus'-'ia, and Aust •
It is a cu 118.
t curious fact. 'say
'

le of our contem,

'Joranes

iat the order of Elizabeth Catholic, which has just
been conferred by the Queen of Spain on Baron Anseltne
de Rothschild, of Frankfort, was founded in honour of
the expulsion of the Moors and Jews,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

Iso are 22, Curne and Telo (rudit)..
are but 26, Thomas Roberts (audit)
prices 26, Jobt.l Weston (proof) • •

6, John Ge:nraell, jun. (Ist)
6, Thomas lienbow (Ist)
6, Henry Lan ,Tridge (Ist)
7, Itosßell, Ogden, and Co. (andi
rather Roskell, Ogden, and Co. (proof
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

lIMOMMIimmj.

1847.

50 barrels,

; OF THE

desirable
ey, with a,
rivate road

t East.

Y, in the
lb a Front-
ty is under'

t East.

,AND, in
first-class

Exchange--

mfortable
Edge-lane,
tertaining—
ter-Closet.
Exchange-

, several
Benson-
libourhood
nd a Court
Cleveland..

to the Al-
.ll BOULT,

!e for the
purposes,
Tranrn ere,
d of Aber-
varying in

to the AI-
HNC 0 u LT,

Lots of
land-lane,
:c., one of
ituated for

ackbnrne-
in-terrace,

ate Agent,

merest.)

a neat
ery, being
mung, on
chen, and
nd a-large
ise• money
pay oil by

t Homer-

!I MAND-

'mediate
FAMILY
ig-rooms,
uud floor
Dressing-
ber floor ;
uses ea/a-
rise, Gar-
ens, (76m-
m divided

iitect and

E WINk

ATY. an
UtILTS,
excellent
tted close
most ex-
unity for
❑s=three
ewhouse,
frontage
Mal, the
e tenant,
le atten-

ed with
OMS, at
d-street,
irtments
ghout is

4ISES,

rus and
rs, Two
,I'2'o and
Imediate

ly weli
ourhood
irth and
.7e, Holt-
'o Sets of

e Office,
:ect, 3 A,

AND

ERSof
EtY, and
Lnesdavd
es of the
irpose of
ear, and

tors and
less than
than One

•etaryl
CKS.

'HEAD
efore the
DOCKS

Ton-aaak 6
be Com..

ation" of
enntitite,
iliNt),

inners.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

a Milli

eighty-four shares, whilst-the interest, of the Newcastle
section of the board consists of four thousand eight hun-
dred and sixty-one shares, a satisfactory pledge that their
own interests are bound up with those of the shareholders
generally. Out of the seven directors of the Manchester
section, some of them, we understand, occupied their
seats at the board for nearly six months after the amal-

wing pai

THE BENCH AND THE BAR

NEW COUNTY MAGISTRATES.—On Monday, George
Loch, Esq., of Ohl Hall, Worsley, qualified as a magis-
trate of this county ; and on Wednesday, Alderman Kay,
who has twice filled the chair of chief magistrate! of Man-
chester, and Robert H. Norreys, Esq. of Davyhulme
Hall, near Manchester, similarly qualifiA
Nuw POLICY: MAGISTRATE.-Mr. T. J
the Northern Circuit, and Revising
of London, has been appointed to suc
of Worship-street, on the removal of the latter
to Marlborough-street, where a vacancy has been we
Moiled by the resignation of Mr. Maltby.
In the Court of Chancery, on Monday, it was announc
that an amicable arrangement had been come
,to in th

tkrtiold,
of the city

11 Air. Bi

Lileman

North, th-at Would reni

T of ti

It will be recollected
is whether M

Istody of her own chile

ritholie faith, and her hiL,band

RV O 1 LANCASIIIM

hat the chaileery court for t
su peri nten

lilt judi,

coming a court of i

_ .
held at Preston on Saturday
to the will of N

.eek. One e
Peter lAnnliA

relat et!

Fold, near Bolton, wn
it the latter end of Angmt
ssary to tweertaiu before the

late of Lo

Lest of kin and heir at law, his report w

- -
) get the C4IIIFU4 FA down and finally
lay. We should think that if a suit can
ted within a period of five months, it will
'se a great inducement for suitors to resort to it.

bean! ou Sabin
be thus
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

Popish faction

discord and sedit

disturbers of

The old tale

tie genuine Peel policy. Give a
sop to the seditious, coax him, flatter his vanity or
his avarice, in order to convert him into a good
subject. But the loyal man—the quiet and orderly
He is disregarded. and

subject—what of him ?
Detb_ans visited with

ciiscoura

because he is loy

Lord Lincoln
is much ti

plan of ptitting down

sedition

by leaving your good

front of

.our premises

prive the

for Oreakir.

open to get them.
On the whole, the impression made by his
lordship upon the constituency is said to h
a most favourable one but v

must confess ti

our opinion of his chance of being return

a mere Whig to create any very deep attachment
towards him in the minds of the mass of the
Conservative party, especially those of the middle
and operative classes ; and the aristocratic Whias

of Manchester can do little without their own
operatives and middle classes, who are,, apparently,
admirers of the Rochdale Quaker.

A MOST important meeting of the peers, repre-
sentatives, and gentry of Ireland was held in
Dublin on Thursday last, the result of which, and

Aeeling which it proves to have been excited
in the minds of our Hibernian fellow-countrymen
by their present disastrous position, will, we trust,
lead to measures of rational and practical improve-
ment of the social condition of the population.
—nay, for centuries past, Ireland has been
distracted by her contending factions. Her people
have been afflicted with all the evils of feudalism,
whilst they have enjoyed none of the solid comforts

For year

,em, in countries d

gently situated,

the owners of the soil for protection or support has
been a mere figment. Her middle cl

s, con-

sisting of an unnatural body, holding a position
between the owners of the soil and the poor, have
intercepted the benefits derivable by each from the

vhieh e:

between the two extrem

Is in other countrie
s of the social fabric
, reducing th

owner a

to a condition 1

, and crushing the small

fanner and the peasant into one which is scarcely
a remove from pauperism. Religious strife has
furnished another ingredient in the bitter potion of
ill which Ireland has had to swallow ; and agrarian

disturbar

, superstition, ignorance, and the indo-
lence of her people, partly constitutional and partly
. .

'ement to

which her sum of miser

at length become too great for endurance.
The object of this gathering of her landowners
and leading members of parliament, and the tem-
porary fusion of 'all differences, religious and poli-
tical, which appears to have been satisfactorily
aPng accomplished, is to direct the energies of the intel-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

" EDWARD IiUSATON."

be Cork papers of
ple in that neigh-

Saturday, that thesiittation of the peo;

probably, to the very liberal relief sent from this country.
The letters in those .papers are now devoted to the very

important subject of cultivating the country.
DESTITUTION.—At the great meeting of noblemen and
gentlemen in Dublin, on Thursday, referred to elsewhere,
Mr. Dillon, who spoke as a landed proprietor in two of
the most destitute districts_ of Ireland, Cork and Kerry,

ye the following lamentable account of the condition of

yen the

litir vic

amity taken inc

ismiminately

front the mountains of Cork or Kt;rry
of desolation would be in that vim

What a picture
They would see the

a miserable and ghastly object, and in place of the laugh
once joyous and exhilirating, nothing could now he heard
but groans and cries for bread—(sensation) They would

'2C the mice: aisle futher---onee

hletic, stronN

mer strength reniaining ; but stilt, even in his weakness

possessing-his desire for inchtstry----(hear.) They would
:_'4le the half famished mother sharing the uourishnxent
which nature gave for her latest offspring with those of a

be daily

:messed
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

LEEDS CORN MARKET, JANUARY 12.
We have a large supply of grain to-day, extept Beans. We
have experienced a steady sale for Wheat, at last week's prices;
in some instances rather better prices have been obtained for
choice dry. samples. Barley sold at 3s. per quarter advance,
but the prices asked check the demand. Beans Is. per quarter
dearer. Oats unaltered in value.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

,en main

clown er

, the d

bles us to

tion in

We propose here

s in CM

or two upon some

at some pains to refute a charge
that he has been all his life

en to a charge c

Did not ti

to be at

this, he lays
been acting

Lg very

government, from the

ion, commence that great econorni
linated,in the repeal of the corn

with some exela-

that this refc

Orm, was not of recent date,
Dth

1 in the year 1842

n in that gov

most ew

ment, I gal

,nd most zealous sup-

An would not have it to be

'probable t

,ermination. Rather,
-the Repeal of
cipitated by

having been pre

hilst urging forward
lywas the secret kept by

s that it was orit

" great economical

;ricultural mind
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

from the Campo di

and holding a p
it it to him. I

s he passed through the stv
tnd and an inkstand in the other

1 Pepe.

band, who was to have been executed the fol-
People of all classes, and even officers in the
in the habit of presenting themselves to the

with a petition in
—Memoirs of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

TOXTETH LODGE.
IIIIE DUTIES of the SCHOOL conducted by the
Rev. H. W, BECKWITH, of University College, Oxford,
will be RESUMED on Tit unsnAy, the 28th instant.
LODGE-LANE, LIVERPOOL.

fll RANGE SCHOOL, BISHOPWEARMOUTH.
k.A A PRIVATE SCHOOL, AND APPROPRIATED TO

130.kitDERS,

Head Master—The Rev. F. ILIFF, D.P., late Head Master of
the Royal Institution School, Liverpool.
Bishopwearmouth is accessible throughout by Railway,
either through York or through Carlisle.

CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, AND COMMERCIAL

EDUCATION.

THE GROVE SCHOOL, WnExiiwat, conducted by
Mr. SIBSON, will be RE-OPENED on TUESDAY, the
26th instant.
Cards of Terms may be had from the Principal ; at the STAN-
DA an-oftice ; or at Mr. GaAPEL'S, Church-street, Liverpool.

10RUCH HALL SCHOOL, near WARRIN:GTON, will
be REOPENED on the Mb JANUARY, 184.
Cards of Terms will be forwarded on application to Mr.
SKELTON, the Principal of the Establishment.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

illarrtages aiib Bratty,

BIRTHS

On the 29th of December, the lady of E. SHARPLES
If Balding Stone, Wahnerslev-enrn-Shuttleworth near

at the Rectory, Waverton, Cheshire, the
OHN WILBRAHAM HILL, of a daughter.

9th instant,

FRI.,
Bury,

wife of the Rev

aurae day, at 35

HOLDEf

Vaulkner-1

Ireet, Mrs. FREDERICK WM

On the 12th instant, at Sandling Park, the wife of WILLIAM
DEEDES, Esq., M.P., of a son.
On the 15th instant, at Clifton Park, Birkenhead, Mrs.
PERCY DOVE, of a son.

ly, at Fir
Lord

10th ins

MARRIED.
v, W. 11 BLACKBURNE, Fsq., eldest son
Justice of Ireland,, to MARY, daughter of

WILLIAIti El

TH ERINE' I 1 AZI.EHURST.
Same day, at St. Mary's Catholic Ch
.•

Rev. C.
) Miss CA-

rch, by t
,11tDS

,1, Edmund-,

G. CLISSOLIS, Church-sin
r of the late THOS. OSIIOR

On the Ilth it

.eet, to
NE, of

Johnson, ALA

'l'. I. YARWOOD, of Arley,

►t St. Philip's Church, Mr. BENJAMIN HAYES,
ugliter of Mr. THOMAS SEDDON.

....
Same day, at Melling Church, near Ormskirk, by the Rev.
Mr. Formby, THOMAS WINROW, shoemaker, Haskayne, to
MARY PIE, for many years the faithful servant of Mr. John
Watkinson, farmer, Altcar.
On the 12th instant, by license, at St. Mary's Church, Path-

AM BAIRD, Esq., M.D.

Newton-road, Bayswater, and of the British Muse
son of the late Rev. James Baird, Swinton, Her
MARY, second daughter of EDW. OWEN, EGO..

Same day, at St.Geor

Church, Bloomsbury

il, plunge

Esq., of Montague-square
late JOHN ADOLPHUS,
same day, at DAvid

DLIISON".
r of the

C. H. ii
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JANUARY 16.
Great firmness and confidence continue to characterise the
corn trade, and there has been a steady demand for each
article during the week at gradually advancing rates.
At our market to-day there is but a scanty display of samples
of any article. Wheat is full 4d. per bushel higher. Flour
meets a steady sale at an improvement of 2s. per sack, but it
may be remarked that this applies more to the good, secondary,
and lower qualities, than to the best descriptions. Oats 2d. to
3d. Or bushel, and Oatmeal ls. per load dearer, and scarce
any of either. offering. Malt is held for advanced rates. Beans
are Is. to 25., and boiling• Peas 3s. to 4s. per quarter higher.
Stocks of free Wheat and Flour are rapidly decreasing, and the
greatest confidence in prices is evinced not only in the markets
of our own neighbourhood, but in the agricultilral districts.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

MESSRS.
is I ISV Au IF. Liu ANDY D SON'S
IC ACA,
ISLINGTON-SQUARE,
Will be REOPENED on MONDAY NEXT, the 25th • inatant.
TERMS PER QUARTER .
Piano-forte and Singing
Singing 3 3 0

3.3 0
c Terms reduced when there is more than One Pupil in the
same Family.
Pupils attending Twice a Week 0n1y...e2 2 0
ATTENDANCE AT THE ACADEMY.—Two nouns EACH TIME.
Academy Hours :
Monday Wednesday}
and }From Nine to Two. and Eleven•to Four.
Thursday, Saturday,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

if Lord Robert Grosvenor comes forward for 11~iddlesex,
Sir W. M. Stanley will be brought forward for the city
of Chester.

Lerous mee

-grieulturists was held in
London, on Tuesday, on the subject of the Duke of
Richmond's_ testimonial, at which a committee was

fomie

he formation of an institution for the benefit

of doe

ntation of

Colonel Baillie will retire from the
Honiton at the next election, and Sir J. W. Hogb,
at present M. P. for Beverley, and chairman to th
India-Company,. is likely to offer himself as a car
for the Conservative interest.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET, JAN. 13.
We had a large supply of Sheep at our market this morning,
with a fair show or B..lasts, and a good attendance of buyers.
Beef, 6s. to 6s. 6d, ; a few prime, 6s. 9d. per st. Mutton, 6d.
to 64d. per lb. Sheep, 6500; Beasts, 500. We had a large sup-
ply of lean Cattle and Calvers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

a- Al ISA

.oned in our last

...street

where .11P

rt surpa

its feeb:

;ement of
mate his

ndividualitY of

ass is the last triumph

seems to us the

IP crown of antlers, is
ire; and, to
iinst the

rt is st

and lower

value of a
torm-eloud

we smitten into
)wed pines that

L solitary eagle
ar hills, careers

iblimity

one of the most
ence ; and whe-

,hetical excellence, i

we perceive, by Tho-
painter, who, judging
1 with the picture, hats
cet., We understand

:his his greatest work,
tg, the only instance of

gifted family. V;

aus, or

purity of the air we

wholesomeness of

very foul in

;ease is brouglit on by

•adttal diminution of

'cry sick-

Throun

it has not
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

pany's Steamers.

ORION Capt. MA I N,
And Chartered F.tearner VICEROY

The city of Glasg;

rteau-packet Company's

ADMIRAL C' apt. . 011 D,
COMMODORE.. Capt. HARnix.
Glasgow and Liverpool Royal Stearn:packet Compang'rt Steamer
PRINCESS ROI AL.. Capt. CnAwFoan, •
Or other Steam-ships, sail between Glasgow and Liverpool,
with Goods and Passengers.

PROM LIVERPOOL,
(With or without Pilots.)
JANUARY.
This Day, the 12th, at 12, Noon.
Thursday, the 21st,- at 1, Afternoo
Friday, the 22d, at 2, Afternoo
Saturday, the 23d, at 3, Afternoo
Tuesday, the 26th, at 6, Evening.
lnesday.the 27th. at Pronince

RoYA I
/MODORE ...

ROYAL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

J. F. SMITH'S
CELEBRATED BRITISH AND FOREIGN

BAZAAR AND FANCY FAIR
IS NOW OP EN, for a short time longer, in
HODGSON'S, LIVER. SALE-ROOM,
50, CHURCH-STREET, LIT-

with an enormous and splendid Stock of
USEFUL, ORNAMENTAL, AND VALUABLE
from all parts of the World, which will be
DISPOSED OF,
)le combining novelty and amusement. o

on a princi

GOODS,

of liberality and respect-ability never before witne;seti out of
the Metropolis. by TICKET, from the WHEEL of FORTUNE.
One Shilling each Ticket.
ALL PRIZES, AND NO BLANKS.
JOHN SMITH, Licensed Hawker, No. 3,392, and Auctioneer,

No. 63,

REGISTERED PROVISIONALLY.
THE LIVERPOOL ECONOMIC CABRIOLET
AND CARRIAGE COMPANY.

CAPITAL, £lOO,OOO, in 20,000 SHARES of £5 each
DEPOSIT, 6d. per Share.

and to consider the Company formed when 10,000 Shares are
subscribed for.

A call of ss. per Share will be made on complete Registration
and three months to elapse between each further call.

THE Projectors of this Company, in furtherance of
the benefit and great principle of cheap transit, introduce
tble o the public a scheme, combining the advantages c'
investment and general accommodation. The j
salons (remonstrance frequently being met by abus,
by the drivers of cabs

gross impo

otzzconer licensed vehicles: upon the
y.
ToruvaiulaVy t;oeccolnovtiisuictotrosf,
inhabitants of Liyerp—o
have long required a remedy.
projectors request the public wilt, in all cases of
the Company's servants, make complaint I).irii!evance, the
immediately investigate the matter, and, if substantiated,
he fi-dlowed by instant dismissal of the offender,_ The fares for
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

THE IRISH GRAIN MARKETS.

These markets continue in a most excited state, supply
being difficult to be ground to meet the immense consumption.
The extreme price of Wheat is now 50s. ; of Barley, 30s. ; of
Oats 235. ; of Oatmeal 275., and of Flour 28s. per cwt.; Bran is
Ba. to 9s. per cwt., being nearly equal to that of course Oat-
meal in former years.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

.ount S.

k, it was still then.
o the Promised Laud

Jan was divided, and
!hem, in the ground
tsed of the sonsi of
by Thos. Miller.

,st, the

a amount. General].

of the Dutch boats
afe, bu

:0 COnS
ik AA W 4

ion under the sun, to

universally Ilan-

Las become a co,

hold ofjoe
full of Tlu

amen 1111)-

3ut more, no forei

lish clown

ating away in

s "Mr

lory, with dancing on
and the first talent Of

air matron and maid a
for having contented hr.i

fitt un- da,4'

reat.tvt

tpon as compla-
the strength of
often, are made
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

CASTS IN IRON

by Mr. W. Wilson, commemorative of
MEDALS IN SILVER, FLAXMAN," in continuation of the
series already commenced by the Society.
Every member will receive for each Guinea paid, besides the
chance of obtaining) valuable work of art, a pair of prints—
"THE LAST EMDRAC," and"THE NEAPOLITAN WEDDING,"
engraved by Mr. CHARLES ROLLS and Mr. F. A. HEATH re-

wen of the Cartoons submitted in competition
rn of .'5OO offered by the Society for an hiAto

LIVERPOOL

Nir. JOHN R. ISA M

W. Sunderland, Esq

BOLTON
BURNLEY

T. A. Weston, Esc
S. Rothwell, Esq.
W A Willis, Esq

FLEETWOOD

Dr. R. A. flimsily
R. H. Williams.

ECCLESTONE

MANCHESTER

.. J. :Sharp, Esq.
I S. Rothwell, Fsq,
1 Messrs. Grundy.

C. Hardwick; Esti

Kev. C. K.
Mr. Soulby

WARRINGTO

Mr. S. M. Webster,

the Society's Off

4, Trafalgar-square, Charing.cro'ss,

London

GEORGE GODWIN, F.S.A., Honorer%
LEWIS POCOCK, J Set...
And at the Art-Union Rooms, 62, Castle-street, Liverpool.
Mr. JOHN R. ISAAC, Hon. Sec
January, 1847.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

1841.

ing last,
oorfields,:to
s, M.A.,4in
old Knight
who take a

e improve-

meeting 'of
Le-street, to
F ale. The

eld at the.
ig, by the
ciation, the'
rice of the

n open at
as crowded

;e who are

Mr. James

in force
the princi-
n'e to pur-

monthly
Clarendon-
hair. The

f new sub-

!onipaneed
he felt in
a branch

Vody, on
?resent :

311, Wood
San dbach

th graving
feet wide,

Dock Sur-
)f the pro-
below the

x feet Six
;ills of the
below the
prov Prow

being es-
do so at

not done

act situa-

inety-six

reported
onipleted

3righfOn
of their

e King

on the
el which
,t double

surveyor
d passed

in ' the

resolved

s sholilsl
plasters'

)mmend
raster of

)licitoi

w, and

minittee
rding to

s office,
-o make
e on the
to Elias
amittee.

ig to be

ier, was

red tili

use was
per

16, at a

le week
cost of
iod last
me, cal_
id., and

corre-
ry, the
. 10d. ;

lmnber
; bread
period
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

Omni 31t5zeilani).

Green peas were on sale in Mill on the Bth instant.
An Edinburgh paper mentions that a lively, butterfly
was found at Leith last week.
On Saturday night, a powder-mill, at Kendal, ex-
ploded, and blew two men, who were within it, to pieces.
The total number of ministers in the Wesleyan connec-

tion is 1,174

Mr. Oastler has challenged Mr. Bright to a public dis-
cussion on the ten hours' bill question.
The London Licensed Victuallers, on Thursday, ad-
vanced the price of gin is. 4d. a gallon.
The penny omnibus system is about to be put in opera-
tion, by a company, in Bristol and Bath.

The customs reeenue for Gloucester for 1846 amounts
to very nearly £116,000, an increase of about £10,500 on
the return of last year.

HIGHLAND DESTITUTION--The Edinburgh subscrip-
tions for the Highland destitution amount to upwards of
£9OOO. At Glasgow, the subscriptions amount to £5OOO.
PRICE OF BREAD.—On Wednesday the bakers on the
Surrey side of the river made an advance of one halfpenny

In several villages near Cambridge, the wages of la-
bourers of husbandry have been raised Is. and 2s. a week,
in consequence of the rise in the prices of provisions.

The Conde de Montemolin visited the Times office on
Wednesday. One hundred papers were printed in his
presence in one minute. _ .

Mr. Stephen Bowles, of Stilton, who died on Christ-
mas-day; has bequeathed ten thousand pounds to the
Stamford and Rutland Infirmary.

The customs receipts of the port of lilasgow for the
year 1847, exceeded those of the previous year by up-
wards of £44,000.

At a public meeting held in Glasgow, on Tuesday last,
the Lord Provost in the chair, the sum of £4,575 was
contributed towards the relief of the destitute in the
Highlands and Islands of Scotland.
GREEN TEAS FOR THE MILLION.—A hawker stood
with his barrow close to Temple-bar, on Tuesday, selling
green peas, just arrived from Holland, at 6d. per quart,
shelled. They met with a ready sale.

The Directors of the Bank of England, at the
meekly meeting on Thursday, resolved to advance the
minimum rate of interest to 3/ per cent.-for bills not
having more than 95 days to run.

DEATH IN A CHURCH.—During the early service in the
parish church of Kensington, on Sunday, an old man of
80, named Charles Fisher, a regular attendant in the free

expired
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

METROPOLITAN & SUBURBAN CEMETERIES

SOCIETY.
Provisionally Registered according to Act of Parliament.

TRUSTEES,

BENJAMIN BOND CABBELL, Esq., M.P., F.R.S.
LUKE JAMES HANSARD, Esq., &c.
IHE Committee have great pleasure in announcing
that the Estimptes, which have been some time in prepa-
ration, are now completed, and fully prove that, by adopting a
new principle of charge (in one payment) the public interest
i.nd the-profit of their Shareholders will be largely promoted.
The calculations which apply to their first Establishment, at-
Woodford, show, that upon an unusually wadi proportion of
Burials, at least Twelve per Cent. per Annum will be rea!ized
during 350 years, in which period the ground will be fully oc-
cupied, while upon the probable proportion of Burials it would
exceed: wenty per Cent. per Annum during tl5O years, even at a
reduction of prices.

The pude:Mars and Prospectuses may be had of Messrs,
BOURDILLON and SONS, Solicitors, 30, Great Winchester-
street; J. H. STEVENS, Esq., Architect, 6, Clement's Inn; and
of the Secretary, at the Offices of the Society, 6, Broad-street
Buildings, London. By order,
E. HOARE, Secretary.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

Apply personally, or by hot

rers, Iron Founders, and Smiths, Union

Dock, Liverpool.

TO INVALIDS.

A MARRItD 14VSYClig,residing in a Country
11 Town, within two hours' distance of London by Rail, is
desirous of receiving into his Family an INVALID, who would
meet with all the comforts of home, combined with the best
Medical advice. •
Apply, n the :first instance, to M.D.,to thecare of Mrs. Doo-
LINo, Clerical Library, Little Queen-street, Holborn, London.
The Rev. Wm. Carus, of Trinity -College, Cambridge, has
kindly .tonsetited to act as referee.

EDINBURGH, LEITH, AND 'GRANTON RAILWAY.
rrCIE Directors of this Company are ready to receive
1 TENDERS for LOANS, on Debenture Bonds, for Sums-ni
TOO, for a petiod• at' Three Years, at the rate of
payable at the Terms of Martinmas and Whitsun-
, theundermentioned Bankers:—
LONDON - Messrs. WILLIAMS, DEACON, and Co.,

ss than
• (

By order of

8, Abtetromb;

rtt) Pubitrationo

Ui
B 18.

S'S COMMERCIAL (;LANCE for the. year
is Ptiblished-THIS MORNING, (Thesday,) the 12th

GRANT and Co., 1, Pall Mall, Mancl

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCI
II .E E.UROPEA
will b? publiS'hed on WEONESD2
instant, expressly fOr despatch. by thl

AMERICA

SANDS,'
It will

T I 11 E fi
RN!NO, the 20th

prising th
ping. Irate
canada.

hence for New Yorlc on that day-
::ontain•ll Columns of closelwprinted matter, cam-
e most teteresting Political, Commercial, and Ship..
lligence, to the people of The United States and
The Qtreen's Speech, with 'fhe Debate up to *1 late
aht, will appear inits columns, through the

private express of

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York, the Eursnean Times i
expresses East West, Noi
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NAL :
D INSTRUC
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

Tiff ;'.IIP,IVERPOOt:t.TANDARI).

' " The Register of TransferS"
from the 19th day of Januar
Meetings

C. MOORE WILSON,
W. IL INGRAM. }Secretaries,

METROPOLITAN & SUBURBAN CEMETERIES

SOCIETY.

Provisionally I?egiste4red accordgg to Act of Parliament.
TRUSTRES.
BENJAMIN BOND CABBELL, Esci., M.P., F.R.S.
LUKE JAMES HANSARD, Esq., &c.
TIME Committee have great pleasure in announcing
that the Estimates, which have been some time in prepa-
.ration, are now completed, and fully prove that, by adopting a
new principle of charge (in one payment) the public, interest
and the profit of their Shareholders will be largely promoted.
The calculations which apply to th4r-first-Establishment, at
Woodford, show, that upon an ually small proportion of
Burials, at least Twelve
.per t. per Annum will be realized
daring 350 years, in win • period the ground will be fully oc-
cupied, while upon th , obable proportion of Burials it would
exceed Twenty per,f2trnt. per Annunsdnring 250 years, even at a
reduction of iirtc'es.
Thd particulars and Prospectuses may be had of M
BOURDILLON and SONS, Solicitors, 30, Great Winchester-
street; J. H. STEVENS, Esq., Architect, 6, Clement's Inn; and
of the Secretary, at the Offices of the Society, 6, Broad-street
Buildings, London. By, order.

E. HOARE, Secret
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

Sailing on the Ist and 16th of every Month

NEW YORK, T. B. CROP
FOLUNBIA, J. RATHBON

1000 tons

1. BAILEY

cn fiff

750 tons.. 16th March
000 tons.. Ist April.
1000 tons.. 16th April.
1000 tons,. Ist May.
62Q t 12114, Nth May.

lA, A.
..I

MELD
EUROPI

These ships are all of the first class, and commanded by met;
of character and experience. The Passage-money is established
at TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS, for which ample stores of every
description will be provided, with the exception of wines and
liquors, which will be funiished by the Steward, if required.
BARING BROTHERS and Co.
;ht by these packets will be collected at the rate of four
--'ty cents to the pound sterling.'

dollars and e

r
41. -
A v 1
--et.,..,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

andisewill be allowed to go on boa

erection of Hotels, Shops, &c.,- ---
..,,.U,
""'ll'cu
""
LUC
TO-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock, ALL that valuable LAND, containing about 1070
on the Quay, north end of the Salthouse Dock, /-1 square yards, opposite the Assize Courts and Railway Sta-
-1858 YELLOW PINE DEALS, tion, Lime-street, Liverpool, and adjoining each side of the new
966 STANDARD STAVES, Hotel, called the Queen's, lately erected by Mr. E. Mitchell.
-- - Now landing ex Harriet, from Quebec.—Apply to Messrs. Lot 1, on the north side of the Hotel, has a frontage to Lime-
BROOKE SOO WILSON, Merchants. ‘ street of 37 feet 8 inches, and also a frontage to Rose-street,
SCREW STEAM-SHIPS BETWEEN LIVERPOOL
facing the Fish Market, of 38 feet 6 inches, containing about
AND CORK. And afterwards, on the Quay, south west end of Queen's Dock, 411 snare 3rrds.
.. Captain GALWAY. 72 Pieces BIRCH TFllitron ... 4.......

,ers will be allowed to gown board
steamer that takes the Mail.
—Parcels will be

4lelru- ule
February next, but not later

EDNESDAY

•~,.
~~~
J~ I ~} /

side of the Hotel, has a frontage to Lime

=-4431,
NEN

-, buildin.
Will sail from Trafalgar Dock, (with orAER
without Pilogts,)
For CORK,
The ANN, Captain LOVETT, To-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the
90th instant, at Twelve o'clock, Noon. •

lON ST

Nov !anging ex True
IWCA ',MONT BROTH F

Itipply to Messrs. 657 square yards,
Queen's Arcade

'eet 9 inches. containing about
rivanta:ze of forming part of the

and FLEMING, Brokers,

from Lime-street to the Fish Market. truly (urea throroughfare
The Tenure, is Leasehold, under the Corporation of Liver-
pool, for seventy-five years, commencing from the 14th day of
May, 1845.
For further

For freight, &c. ape__
BROTHERS; or here, to
JAMES B

apply, in Cork, to COATES and LEFEBURE I

Darticul

-- -- --- mu 1 HURSDAY next, the 21st instant, ai Twelve o'clock, at the I 13,ir."S'ZwBAML,IlvlikI;s;,(217,en'ja.sile
Droits of Admiralty Yard, Southport,
whose Office a Plan of the Land may be seen
The SAILS, SPARS, Standing and Running RIGGING,
"4" '' ) •,.\ CALLINF=MiI Mil, geYb/A.NrS ANCHORS, CHAINS, and other MTERIALS,
i I tt,... CAUSEWAY, and the ADJACENT PORTS, Saved from the wrecks of the John and Mary and, Harlequin.
L ~,.., The splendid and powerful Steam-ship Apply to Lieut. KELLOCK, R.N., Agent for Lloyd's, or to
MAIDEN CITY, HENRY CURRY nna v.-. - -
. .
RT ell Aun 1"..-....,,.....- •.

rom the Clarence Dock

FROM LIVERPOOL.
the 19th January, at 11 o'clock, Morn..
26th January, at 7 o'clock, Morning
'W February, at 11 o'clock, Morning
side one hour before the time of sai
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

thai.the relations
rs do not permit

s'hich his Majesty
Ong will say, "All,
bed the sanctity of
protested." _

nc deNfontpensief
)ned in some such
bonds that united
.ngthened by the
ta.,,

contain the name

nces his Majesty
ies caused by the

t his infornr...tioo
hest doubt that iC
eserved character'

:STERDAY

lenced with asking
and the trade wag
teat in fair supplyt
,earer than this dal
Barley and ➢Malt

tin less request at

ieral improvement.
!arer.

-YESTERDAY

instances a trifle
;cots, Devons, aOOl
clearance had bee;

)f excellent qualitil
not to say brisPl
beyond, last weeleli

ied ; while the ire*'
veil supported.
n prices we have MI

ether am anotnaloligi
rs and sellers at 93!
e February,accouro:
s strong in favour of
is at present SUP'
:ount. The jobbed
a more correct ides
ce. Reduced Thre.,
...and-a-Quarters
ha Bonds 17;21 pill'
ntluence imiacreak
ier Cents have been
at 23# and A- ; Spa'
iree per Cents. 351
Grenada 201 Veil
alf per Cents; 594.1
oyant, and some
astern Counties AP

,MINATION.Of

, Osborne, arrived
Pondichurrl'
[ope, whence she
lilner, the forme
killed when the
of the messenger
reports that the
e, and the West'
at the Cape, ancl
I. The Prstsidd
reed the total 100
rozambique Bari
were at the Cape'
dia. The Lloya,,
left for England'
Advices had bed,
A. The war hal,
'ock Drift to roe:
djustment. The
cquiesced in 020
ivy up some catty

continued hoe'
Maitland was ar
I several officeP
ised by the wet,
,
removed to, Foy

ZUSSELL

,e Press contao

1, had shipped fo
ew York, a salvf
wee shitrings.Pe"
'hid, brought tilt,
at Liverpool 04,
John Russell 07

ely Irish notioog

i of business u

Id be true, cell'.

communication
issure him, upoli
me the date men'
have been bough/
o 425. per 480110
,en a fact at all,
Ireland no enter'
inister- always 1„",
le ? It was quiv:e
country to ha_s.;
is Mr. Biancow'
ry material qUes'
has not been ,i°4
June last.
end to such ralvi
of their ignoro

~......
000 fine mackerd

card for the reca,'
ry case has beer

place at Dublol
siderably.
of 3s.

Sex, died on So 11:
32: He has 1O

s paraded throtl
and succeeded
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

ns.. Ist Feb
lCth Feb

NEW LINE OF PACKETS
VOR.K_

For N

the 6th of h'ery ~Vontt

Ist April.
16th April

mithded by ni
ay is e.stablisl

;tion of wines and

ward, if required.
lIERS and Co.

lectecl. at the rate of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

SMOKE PREVENTION,

J
5, HYGEIA-STREET, EVERTON,
0' LIVERPOOL, begs to intimate to his Friends and the
Public in general, that he has discovered a NEW IMPROVE-
MENT, upon a scientific principle, for-CONSUMING SMOKE,
on moderate terms.
All orders will be punctually attended to.

• .I.e'tROMILOW,
5, HYGETXIiiTREET, EVERTON, LIVERPOOL,
Copy the Address.

CAPS! CAPS!! CAPS!!!

JOHN WOOD,
NO. 73, LORD-STREET,
INVITES attention to his present immense assort-
ment of GENTLEMEN'S and YOUTHS' CAPS, Manufac-
tured under his own immediate inspection, which, together
with his large STOCK of HATS, of Fjxch emd British Manu-
facture, will be found, in , .9,
QUALITY, PRIWAND FINISH,
unsurpassed, if equalled, WI Ariy House in the Trade, notwith-
standing the ridiculowfetensions being continually put forth
by the vendors of,sporious goods.

JOHN WOOD, 73, LORD-STREET,
OPPOSITE TUTON'S, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

The Duke of Wellington is undc

one of

lemselves wr

view. Sir F:Trench and Mr. Bonham are both spoken
of as being busy at work, day by day, in attempts to allay
the animosities and close the breaches which the conflicts

At a meeting of Mr. liright's election committee, at
Manchester, on Thursday, Mr. Wilson, the chairman,
stated that 5,526_ voters had pledged themselves to vote
ht afterwards addr
Lord

the meeting, commenting on the speecn
and the proceedings passed off with much spirit.--The
hon. T. M. Gibson is expected to meet his committee and
the electors genera'
eight or ten days.
BRAVO 7-

lan, in about

a meeting of the

Edinburgh Anti-Corn-Law Association, it was agreed to
dissolve the body, and to divide the balance in hand

being raised for Messrs. Cobden and Bright. By the bye,
we have not lately seen any announcement of the state of
the Cobden fund. We take great interest in this affair,
because we are curious to see the amount of gullibility of
which the English people are capable. The fact is, we
suppose, that the " Committee " are ashamed any longer
to advertise the £70,000 odd, and are waitin_g to see, if
they cannot raise it to £BO,OOO, before they abin commit

L.:, ...vial., lA/ at: puuut: eye. yv e tear that our pour
friend Cobden has but a very small chance of pocketing
the £lOO,OOO originally intended to be presented to him
for his gallant attempt to ruin his country.

LORD LINCOLN AT MANCHESTER. - Lord Lincoln
visited Manchester on Tuesday, to explain his political
views to the constituency, or, at all events, to those who
are seeking to secure his selection. as_ one of the repre-
sentatives of that borough. His reception was a very
gratifying one, and some efforts on the part of the adher-
ents of Mr. Bright to cause a disturbance, and also to get
up a cheer for-Mr. Bright on the Exchange when Lord
Lincoln passed through, completely failed. The noble
lord has not declared himself a candidate; and will not
decide until the requisition from the electors is presented
to him. In the course of a very long address which
he delivered in the Corn Exchange on Tut
ing, the Noble Lord, in reply to the cl

bat be was

a " sudden" convert to free trade, said that almost all the
present statesmen and legislators had been converted to
the same faith. He would not repeal the malt tax, .but
would see what. could b

to tea duties, whit!"
)f the peoplt

me more to the'busitu
He is 'favourable to the prinei
and he thinks it would be

to pay .the Romish cl
a ten-hours bill ; ant

wise, and just,
He is opposed to
blank, to repeal the existin

point-
fed corn.

gacy and prgbate dutit
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

be acceptable to fhe- Ladies
Liqueur is not necessary.
THE CUItACA() PUNCH

nil those to wl-161—n--;-5-tio.l.i,

11.1.41,1JU1 UM/ Zuptu xurity
quality; and may be used either as a Liqueur, or in combma.
tion with warm or cold water.

THE IMPERIAL LIQUEUR GENEVA
has long stood the test of :public approval : it is the subject of
-much- careful attention in its distillation ; and nothing finer
can be produced by the British distiller.

JOSEPH & JOHN VICKERS & Co., LONDON.
And may be obtained, al well as their far-famed ORANGE. Bo-
vEN, CURACAO, CHERRY BRANDY, GOLD WA SSER, anti
CREME. DE Nov At, of .ail the Spirit Merchants in the King-
dom.
BORO' MARKET DISTILLERY, LONDON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

FRANCI

Died of starvation."

also held seven other inquests, of which,
pace, we cannot give the horrifying particu-
,es and places of residence of the victims of
my" • are as follow. In each case, after
a medical man, and other witnesses, ,

urned a verdict

3f "Died of starvation .
" 1. -Mary:Loftus, at Millala, on Monday, the 4th inst.
"2. Thomas Tully, on Wednesday, the 6th inst. One
the children of the poor man died a few days previously

Grehan, at Lisglinan, on Thursday, the 4th

at Ballycastle, on Saturday, th
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

we have

tue :stst uit. ; except in me remotest markets, where the ac-
count of advanced prices in England (by the packet of the 4th
December) had not reached, renewed activity prevailed in the

and Flour; the orders for Indian Corn were upon an extensive
scale, but the stocks of old were too much reduced to supply
them, and the new was hardly in condition to ship ; this, with
the scarcity of tonnage and advanced freights, had checked
further immediate 'shipments to a large extent, while the de-
clining rate of exchange-hadrooperatett generally, in prevent-
ing so great an advance in produce as appeared to be warranted
by the advices received from this aid.

The export from New York to Great Britain, from the 11th
tha 9(1111 • •

t!ve, was, of

lour, 79,393 burr

[leis ; Indian

Meal, 10,677 barrels.
The trade here, in the interval from Tuesday, has continued
:Ind Flour, and still higher rates paid for the

active for \VII(

rket was not so generally excited as som
to notice of late, still

xi business

Ltion, in as which tracsactions 2d. per
- - -

UlLbllet uver I uesoay's rates was realised.—Free
at Is. per sack and barrel advance, but did tiss
bonded parcels were, however, again parted to

,ur was he]
ell readily

easily made fin* Western Canal.-
Beans and Pease were held for
Malt no alteration, little of either 1
market is nearly bare. and fine In]

—ln Barley and
le.—Of Oats the

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JAN. 15.
The demand for Cotton in the early part of the week was mo-
derate, and prices of American gave way fully id. per lb.; but
since the arrival of the steamer, on Wednesday, with rather
lower estimates of the crop, the speculative inquiry has revived,
and with greater firmness on the part of holders, the market
has nearly recovered the decline above noted. Speculators have
American, 200 Pernambuco, and 1600 Surat, and
.350 American and 500 Surat. 1200 Sea Island and
,00 Stained are declared for auction on Friday next.

).6CiO Amt

ACCOUN

ES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON
2nd to the 9th Jan., 1847,

Prices paid
in the. iNeek,

SALES OF THE WEEP

Imports
This WWl'his Yr

7.70 {Pernambuco &Paraiba 0/,
Aracati and Ceara ... • 74
220
Bahia and Macein

811'1 1398!

5o
{r Dlar
.. Minas

2485
I
......

''''''''''''''''' ''''''' :

West Ind
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

levated man

devotion- he affects to princes,
The beauty of his
ff his

with I

I.s. proper c

multitude and the army ; although
r* he d at this last display, and pro-
The affability and gentleness of

could not hive been an-
trom a man of low birth, endeared him to the
In his youth he had been placed in the college of
e, and had availed himself to the utmost of the
lucation bestowed upon him. I do not recollect ever
presented myself before him, on my return from
ng any of his orders, without his expressing his
to me in the most amiable manner. One day he
• ^ Morte, when a woman

from t

hand, stood forward
, frightened at the sight
and rear, and ended by throw-
ce from the spot. After swear-
ing roundly in im ....J.,...), fash;e. Joachim took the pa-
per, and granted its petition, which was the life of the
wolnan's husband, who was to have been executed the fol-
lowing day; People of all classes, and even officers in the
army, Were in the habit of presenting themselves to the
'King as he Passed through the streets, with a petition in
one hand and an jukstan- d the other.—Memoirs of
'Genera/ Pepe.

in tears, and holdi

f the F
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

a of the ant"

ment of the work is in tine
of the subject. All is tiro
Considered as a whole, it is u:
epic pieces of " animal" paint
ther we regard its technical
deserving of the careful .stm:
noisseur.

The 'picture is being engrt
mas Landseer, the brother e
from the spirited etching exl:
caught the inspiration of his
also, that the painter, esteemi
retains an interest in the eng

his doing so. It will thus 11
being teholly a production o:

hold every great artis
doubtless all who eitl

for great public services
subscribing to the work

EFFECTS 0:

FOUL A

breathe, is quite as itnportat
the food we eat. When air i
from decaying animal and N.-eke
an actual poison. When the

Is been known, in son

instant; and very c

:posure to such air, even fc

rather that tendency to dis

ness with which a perso:
more unmanageable, a;
are Towns Unhealthy ?

JOgETH'S BODY BORNE FR
a land of poetry and peril was
brought out of Egypt ! What
-i such a subject

to grapple
Egypt, there stood the co ,
the deep darkness which avers

by day it moved sl
through the Red Sea i

terrible wall of waters,
hack and became the gl
Through sturin and batt
ness, and the thunder w

body of that dead man borne.
wearied arm and conquered
On the waves of war it was was
it followed the Ark of God whe
wa at last buried in the field of
which-Jaob had long before I
Hamor.—Pietures qt. a Count),
A REGATTA AND FAIR AT

ino-t

per t

TriZeS

) one from Dentf

re to say

which we t
slow. 41111D2C1

These yacht chib'sports
How odd it is, by tt

atation for being the g;linr-p,

lied into foreign lay.

()polite ivortl the Fren
re was the Dutch anuo.

,ems complete v

name of one (1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

s has been totally

.e drowned

thirty escaped. Th
took place during a norther of the 7th of December, on
the reefs of the coast. The British and French officers
and seamen of our navy present received the warmest
acknowledgments from the Americans for their daring and

It is said that accounts from Mexico had been received
to the effect that the British minister had withdrawn his

previous offer of mediation.
M. Bancroft's nomination had been sanctioned by the
Senate.

The result of the new tariff has been most favourable.
Great scarcity of shipping was felt at all the ports.
The ship England, from London to St. John's, New
Brunswick, was totally wrecked near St. John's on the
21st of December.

The ship Richard Anderson arrived at Baltimore on the
28th of December, with crew of British brig Mary Sheill,
from Liverpool for Halifax. The Mary Sheill left the
port in September last.
The Cambria's advices on receipt at New York exer-
cised great influence on the markets. Cotton, corn, flour,
and frefirlits. all adynnopd

oak. aur:&u, lie exports continued to De
immense from all the northern ports.
Accounts from Yucatan state that the opposing inter-
ests of Merida and Campeachy with regard to the reunion
of the department to Mexico was on the point of being
decided on the field, 1500 men having assembled on each
side. Barbachano is reported to have been deceased.
CorroN.—The advices per Cambria to the 4th ultimo,
from Liverpool, received at New York on the 19th, being

more favourable than had been anticipated, the demand
became animated, and 5,000 to 6,000 bales were immedi-
ately taken at an advance of fully lc. per pound. During
the succeeding week the market continued active, and a
further advance was in some instances realised of lc
per lb.

For the four days past the transactions have been li-
mited, and occasional concessions made of kto c. The
total sales from the 15th instant to date amount to 16,500
bales. We quote this day— _ _

Inferior Ord. Mid. Good Mid. Fair.
New Orleans and Mobile 92 101 102 11 111
Florida and Uplands 91. 10 to 10i 101 102 11 to 11
Stock, 34,000 bales. Freight to Liverpool id. square ;
to Havre, lc square.

CROP.-2,000,000 is the basis of the New York opera-
tions. The Southern estimates vary from 1,800,000 to
2,000,000. The New York Price Current of the 30th
instant gives the following statistics :
Receipts of crop at all the ports since-
-Ist of September, 562,357 agst 581,959 last yr., and 708,475 yr bef
Exp. to Gt. Brit. 124,381 244,709 240,948
Exp. to France 63,477 71,827 91,119
Total Export 224,580 347,935 401,804
Freights continue high :-2-3d for square, and id. for
round cotton to Liverpool. Flour or turpentine, ss. 3d.
to ss. sd. per barrel. Corn or wheat in bulk ls. 6d. to
ls. 7d. per bushel of 56 lbs.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-01-19

THE IRISH GRAIN MARKETS.
These markets continue in a most excited state, the supply
being difficult to be ground to meet the immense consumption.
The extreme price of Wheat is now 50s. ; of Barley, 305.; of
Oats 235. ; of Oatmeal 275., and of Flour 28s. per cwt. ; Bran is
88. to 9s. per cwt., being nearly equal to that of course Oat-
meal in former years.