The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-09 00:00:00

THE CHASE.

The CHESHIRE HOUNDS will meet to•morrrw Saturday, the
10th, at Booth's Obelisk ; Monday, the 12th, at Higt. Legh ;
Tuesday, the 13th, at Marbury, near Northw•ich; 'Thursday
the 15th, at Crew-hall,. Friday the 16th, at Beeston Castle
Saturday, the 47th, at Datnhall. At h►lt-past ten.
Mr. LECHE'S HouNos will meet this-day, Friday, the 9th, at
Overton-bridge; Monday the 12th, at Wynnstay. At halt-past
ten.

The LUDI.OW HOUNDS Will meet on Tuesday. the 13th a
Orleton•eommon ; Thursday. the 15th, at Pedlar's-rest; Satur
day, the 17► h, at Ornbury-bridge. At ten.

On the evening of Friday last, between the hours of seven-
and eight o'clock, the house of a poor woman named Gill, re-
siding in Dale-place, Clifford-street, and in the employ at Mr.
Blundell, tobacco-manufacturer, was entered by thieves, and
property to the amount of between £3 and £4 carried away.
This is the second time within two years that this poor, but very
honest and industrious woman, has been robbed of her little
all. As yet, the police have received no clue to the offender.
RAILWAY ACCIDENT —We regret to state that another ac-,
cident happened on the Liverpool and Manchester RailWav on
Saturday evening, owing to the five o'clock train from Man-
chester having come into collision with some coat or Hoggaue
waggons, near Olive Mount. Happily no lives were lost, nor
were any limbs broken, but several persons were. severely
bruised. We have not heard who the blame in this case is
attributable to, but there must have beensome great carelessness;
and we are convinced that there will be no end of such acci-
dents as these, and no safety for the public, until engineers and
conductors of trains are made amenable to some much more
severe punishment then dismissal for trifling with the lives of
the public. We have laws against furious and negligent
driving, and why should persons conducting locomotives in a
rash and careless manner be allowed to escape? They place
the public in far greater danver from their carelessness than they
ever were from that of coachmen, and the 'itrite have a right
to demand at least equal protection from the legislature. Had
the engineer whose infamous neglect occasioned the accident
on the Barton -Moss embankment the week before last, been
fined or sent to the tread-mill for a few months. the probability
is that the accident on Saturday night would not have occurred.
SoNs AND DAUGHTERS OF THE LATE KING.—The Queen,
within these few days has written a letter to the Earl of Munster,
expressing her intention to continue to the children of her dear
and deeply regretted uncle, the same allowance given to them
by him, viz., £l2OO perannum to each of the sons, and £sooper
annum to each of the daughters,--Morning Chronicle.

SFCOND ED ITION

Standard COce, Th,w.o'Clock,

LIVERPOOL MARKETS

CORN MARKET-FRIDAY, FERRUARY 9. IECIR

Although we have had a partial change of wind, but which
has veered again this morning into the East, the arrivals of
Grain into this. port front the 6th tothe Sth instant incLesive
are rather light, whilst those of Flour and Oatmeal by steamers
from Ireland, continue to afford a tolerable supply.
A rapid thaw since Tuesday promises shortly to clear the
canals of ice, and, by le-opening our channels of intercourse
with the interior, to re establish business in its regular course
of procedure : in the mean time, however, the millers and
dealers, though generally very limited holders, appear deter-
mined to wait until the extent of the supplies into this and
the inland markets be in some measure ascertained, except
so far as the most needy are compelled to buy, in order to,
serve the wants of the moment. Hence, the Corn trade
altogether this morning has continued to exhibit a similar de-
gree of the dulness as that described in the early part of the
week ; with a declining aspect therefore, every article, without
exception, might have been purchased on rather lower tarsus,
and particularly Wheat, which may be considered Id. to 2d. 4P'
701bs. cheaper. _ _ _

In the bonded market also, the transactions entered into since
Tuesday have been too trivial to require the least notice,

AN ERAG

PR ICES,

WHEAT, ttr 70 tbs. a d s d BEANS, my. !flea. s d
Irish (Fled red 6 16 fit 8 0 ..... 45 0 'tt
Do. dried white, 7 6.. 8 6 FLoun, 2AA) tbs.
Do.nndried new 6 6.. 610 Eng.& Irish sup. 45 0.. 47 0
English
Canada...... 0 0.. 0 0 Do. seconds
OATS. de 45 tbs... Do. thirds lB 0.. 22 G
Irish
BARLEY, ctr 60 ths Do. old.. . , .. 0 ..
Irish grindiT: ..3 3 3 8 BRAN. 4,24 9);... 1 0. . 1 3

OF BUTTER, &c.

AVERAGE PRICE
R D S D SD SD
Baeon, 41,' cwt.... 46 0 e i4B 0 IBanbridge .. 84 06 N 0
Hams, dry 6O 0 64 0 Water:ord,
Do. wet — 0 0 (Coleraine..BB 0,.94 0
Firkin Lard,
Bladdored d 0..... 61 0 .. 66 0 !Limerick
Grease Butter .... 44 0 .. 41 0 ,Belfist 90 0 ..190 0
Prime Mess Beef, i Derry 9O 0.. 96 0
4P'tierce, 98 0 ..110 Cork, gds, —o.. 0
Prime Mess Pork, Newry
41 b: rrel. 78 0.. 80 0 Dundalk — 0.. t
,Sligo

ARRIVAL

OF CO

From the 30th Jantray, to

the sth F,

'ebruary, inclusive.

COAST..
WISE.

TOTAL.

4474
• 308
6648
124:1

5201)
1644
7333