The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-08-28 00:00:00

Bistrtrt 41.c1u5.

Last week all the hands in the principal mills in Blacek;
burn commenced working at the promised advaace 0'

per cent. upon their previous wages:
The days of the old tower of the cathedral church of
Manchester are said to be numbered. It has long been
in a miserable condition.
The congregation of Whiston church, near Prescot,
have presented t 3 their pastor, the Rev. G. Y. Osborne'
a magnificent suit of robes.
Mr. E. Brown, late of Preston, has discofered the liant"
fication of hydrogen gas, a desideratum to chemists since
the liquification of chlorium was effected by Faraday, to
182Alman of the exceedingly great age of one hundred and
seven years, died suddenly on Friday in St. John's Ronal
Catholic Chapel, Salford. He was seen to stagger 03,
fall, and a man who went directly to help him up observe"
that he was dead.
On Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, a bazaar 'cc°
held at Lytham, the proceeds of which are to be aPPIIe
to the funds for the completion of the new church, recenq
opened in that town, and dedicated to St. John, and_.s
which the Rev. W. H. Self is the incumbent. Theatan'''
realized was £l,OOO.
PROLIFIC RETURN.—Mr. James Bamber, of Gal's
has a very small patch of ground, which he planted witt
potatoes of the flat-red kidney description. The Wig n
of the potatoes used for seed was 61bs., and after the crop
had been lifted on Wednesday, it was taken to the scalt
and found to be the extraordinary weight of nine sc°'"
and ten pounds.
THE RELAY SYSTEM.—On Saturday week a cotton:
spinning firm at Colne were summoned for having worked!,
in their mill a young girl, aged 15 years, n.ore than to
hours according to the statute. The witness who n'as
'called to prove this admitted in cross-examination thst
she herself had begun and finished work at the sly
hours as the girl in question, and that she had act°,
worked no more than ten hours. The magistrates °rt..
victed the defendants in the penalty of 20s. and cost'
The decision created much astonishment.
THE BANK FORGERIES AT MANCHESTER.—On Tgesl
day last we stated that two men, named Robinson sOyi,
Macaulay had been charged at the Manchester Boreti_',l
Court, with a series of forgeries on the Manchester an
Liverpool District Bank. On Thursday the prise ne;;;
were again examined ; but the only additional evide bo
adduced was that of a Mr. Hunt, cashier to the bank, 'co
spoke confidently to Macaulay as being the person
tendered, on the 27th of July, a check for £375 103. P„,
porting to be drawn by Messrs. Collinson and Simi to
and which Mr. Simpson, when the check was shoo,
him, pronounced to be a forgery. Several pane"sod
also been discovered in the houses of both Robinson bt
Macaulay, in Liverpool, which will afterwards be brong4
in evidence against them. At present a further room
has been ordered until next Thursday. : a dill'
LONGEVITY AND FESTIVITY.—A few days sin—„,, to
ner was given by Mr. William Ainsworth, of Oldhattp,
122 poor old people. The repast consisted of a fine sheep, od
s
weighing 1041b5., roasted whole, two rounds of beef, of
18 large rich plum-puddings, with a plentiful suPPifs of
ale. So great was the interest excited that thousanaap.
persons came to see the preparation before dinner. ifed.
Daniel Mills, a hale old man, 89 years of age, Pres Zola
After dinner, the day being beautifully fine, the Lgislof
were seated on forms in front of the house, and a or
ale was given to each man, and a glass of either all'enied
gin to each woman. They sang and danced, accon3Panvo
by a violin, the handbells, and an excellent band. ;`,.„s
of the men, aged 75 and 80, ran a race, in which the wurd
won. There was one old man, aged 78, who has adz 7;;;-,
Manchester races 58 consecutive years, three days Itl
year, excepting one year, when he missed one dsPirorlc
has always gone on foot, and he has twice
races. There were two twin sisters, aged 83. The pas
person present was aged 99, and has had 19 children.,,deo
old woman, aged 78, has never used an umbrella or, au her
in a coach in her life. Another, aged 81, appeare%
little black bonnet, which she had when she Was ", of
a quilted petticoat and bedgown. The unit.ei ,71.0
those present were 9,272 years, on an averago Of '
each. walked tooldest

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oN AT FONTAINEBLEAU IN MARCH I)ippitl. in:elligturt. Belmont, VESSELS SPOKEN. . -
4th August, in lat. 45, long. 35—Priscilla, hence - lifl arket Oa titets.
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1814.
)- The' interest -..... for Pernambuco, 6th July, in lat. 7 N., long. 28 W.—Si:irate, _____.—_____. --am.—
io tach,,,,) ,which, upwards of thirty years ago, at- TUESDAY, Atm. 21.—Wind W.N.W., light. hence for Valparaiso, 7th August, in Ist. 48, long. 16—The
Duke, from Dublin, for Quebec, 15th July, in the Gulf—At- LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET, AUG. 24. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, Ave. 25.
01 the ~'..l'aelf to the public mind of Europe in the exploits, ARRIVED.—James, from Prince Edward's Island.
...htziveedrfortunes, and the final fate of the truly " great" )antic, of this port, 31st July, in lat. 42, long. 37—George, Sugar: There has been only a limited demand this week for With favourable weather, and harvest progressing on all
B. P., and previous prices are barely supported; the sales tom- sides, it is not to be wondered that we have had a flat week's
, ; hence, 11th August, in lat. 49, long. 20—Lady Ann, from Riga,
re an
ittliiieo.,Bo; d'
" culpable"—Emperor of France. still remains
even amongst those of the younger community, Ursula, Ridley, from London and Queenstown at Bombay
25th June. ' for this. port, 13th, August, off Glass Island—Bar Helen prise4so Vids. of West
_lndia, 3000 bags Bengal, and a small business; we have not, however, observed any material change
~ ar • , parcel of Madres.—Foreign : West India sorts are still in de- in prices. At to-day's market so little is done that prices of
If knowledge of the stirring events, of which he was Orpheus, Neill, hence at ditto 30th June, in 95 days. steering south, Ilth August, in Ist. 45, long. 6--C edoma (8.),
for Halifax, 13th Au rust off Dunearvon- -earah Sands (s.), mand and 200 hhds. Porto Rico sold at 395.6 d. to 415. per cwt. Wheat and Flour are somewhat uncertain; holders ot good
0, P mci al Slain's Castle, hence at ditto 30th June. - ' e duty-paid; export descriptions quiet, and only so cases Bahia fresh qualities do not seem disposed to submit to more than a
hence for New York, 12th Aueust, in tat. 47 long. 27—era
5, cal re— ,t) mover, was derived solely from the histori- Jenny Wren Varian, and Joseph Sanderson, Boyd, hence at ment, from Gibraltar, for thissport, 7th Auggust, of Lisbon— and 50 bags brown Pernams sold, at rather lower rates.—Mo- trifling reduction. Of other articles it may be observed. that
awe ,'utos of the times in which "he held the world in Calcutta 20th Wren,
Ingleboro', Rea, 25th June ; and Nereides, lasses continue difficult to sell, excepting at reduced prices; though the turn of price is in favour of the huyen.especially o n
f• Adam Smitb, hence for the Plate, 18th June, in lat. 3 N., long, the only parcel reported is a cargo of Barb_adoes.at 175. 6_d. per secondary. qualities of each, there is no decidedly quotable sa-
fe" l', and finally at the close of his ambitious career, Michael; Queen, Gellatly, and Lady Bruce, Burns, on the 2Gth 24 W—Sarah, of this port, from Sligo for Quebec, in lat. 48,
portraits,
his high estate." So numerous have been the June. long. 24—Coaxer, from Calcutta, for this port, 3rd June, in lat. cwt.—Coffee :
•The demand continues good, particularly for ex- nation from the rates of our last.
3t Dublin, Robinson sailed from Saugor 12th June; -rheDuke, 9S , long. 190 E.—Frisk, hence for Buenos Ayres, Bth August,. port, bu. t the extent of business is restricted, in consequence of ---a
tiger
, busts, and other likenesses of " NapoIeon,"PRESTON CORN MARKET, AUG. 25.
Pt Atkinson, 14th June; Inglewood, Smith, 21st June ; Martha, in fat 48, long. 14—Fides, from New Orleans, for this port, the limited supply at market, holders not being willing to ac-
tions 4. long series of years, and embracing his varied posi-cept current rates; the sales comprise 30 brls. Berbice at 385., We must repeat our observations of last week, that excessive
it Mundell, June, and Princess Royal, 26th June—all for 24th july, in lat. 30, long. 79—City of Adelaide, hence for De-na/42a life, after conquest or defeat, that it may be said this port. 30 casks Plantation Ceylon, prices not allowed to transpire, 130 languor and inactivity pervades the Corn trade generally ; and
Le merara, 28th July, in lat. 39, long. 13—Houghton, from. New bags washed Rio at 388. to 408., 140 bags Costa Rica at 365. to to effect sales, fractionally lower rates have been in most cases
a ee ZU man ever furnished so much scope forthe exertions Thomas Sparks, sailed from ditto for London 12th June.
the i after Orleans; for this port, off Gunkey Light—Ocean Queen, hence 405., 160 bags Laguayra at 508. to 625., 60 bags Sincapore at submitted to. We had a small supply of English old Wheat at
John Woodall, sailed from ditto for this port Ist July, for Boston, 18th July, in lat. 48, long. 27—Camilla, hence for
i 3 fie_ ,Pa titer or the sculptor, whether he, the artist, were
ue., griledlathed !7y p.ersonal obseriance of the " original," or putting back with loss of windlass, and refitting. Demerara, 29th June, in lat. 16, long. 42—Scotia, at Anchor 365., and a few bales Mocha at 51s. per cwt. ; besides these our Corn Exchange to-day, and being in fair request, main-
-13 Panic Howard from Shan hae at Anjer, and sailed for this sales exporters have taken about 1000 bags Costa Rica, in se- tamed our last quotational. There were several samples of
below Green Island—lsabel, for Bombay, 21st August, off cond hands, at full rates.-1350 bags East India Ginger are re- new, the quality tolerably good, but out of condition, and con-
e lad fo Islnspirations from previous assumed semblances, port I ' g
t,,,.... rce of imagination. Nearly all the celebrated pie- po 29t i ,clay. Bardsea—Glendaragh, hence for Calcutta, 23rd July, in tat. 14
ported at 225. to 235. 6d. per cwt., and 1000 bags Black Pepper sequently difficult to sell. The best samples of White com-
Joseph Bibby, Sparks, from Portsmouth at ditto, and sailed N., long. 25 W. from 21d. to 21d. per lb.-60 tees. Carolina Rice have changed mended 235. to 235. 9d., and Yellow 21s. to 225. 6d. per 220 lbs.
e etrler,°,_f the. great " Captain" so much resemble each for Hong Kong 6th June.
444 _ Kith in hands at 18s. 6d. in bond, and 8000 bags Bengal, at Ss. 6d. for We note no alteration in the best fresh samples of old Wheat
countenance and figure, that we can enter- Sunda, Brown, from Clyde at Batavia. Aug. Passed the Sound for Liverpool. cargo, and from 10s., to 118. per cut. for good to fine white.— from granary, and other descriptions in the absence of any in-
question T) In
of their general vrais-semblance. All, Anne and Jane, hence at Sincapore 27th Jane. 6, Archimedes, Cafiero, from Colberg. Rum : A larger business has been done, the sales amounting to quiry, remain nominally unaltered. Fresh brands of Flour
Christina. hence at ditto 29th June.
lutult2te, that is left for the modern artist is to depict ' 7, Factor, Suiter, from St. Petersburg. 500 casks, at an advance generally of Id. per gallon. moved slowly at a slight reduction, whilst stale parcels were
sh in Some Mary Muir, from London at ditto 20th June. 9, Dan and Mary, Evans, from Riga. Tea : There is not much animation in the market, but prices unsaleable. Oats, in moderate retail request at the above cur-
if one of the varied looks and attitudes which Young England, from Batavia at ditto, and sailed for Manilla g, St. Christoph, Borgwardt, from St. Petersburg.
o:aextraordinary vicissitudes of his life so amply supply.are very firm ;at the sale on the 22nd, consisting of 1600 pack- rency. The business passing in Oatmeal was of a limited cha-
27th June.
a ezhattweould io, North Pole, Tregarthen, do. ages, 600 found buyers, at full rates. racter, though offering on rather easier terms. No new at
t Led • almost think that the subject had become Schah Jehan, from Akyab at ditto, and sailed for China sth 10, Emma, Brumm, from Stettin. The sales in East India Drysalteries consist of 20 chests Lac market. Other articles without change.
3 aeon , but the mighty power of genius has impelled June. 11, Reform, Raupart, do. Dye at 93d. to Is. 10d. per lb., a few chests Shell Lac at 465., _ - -
Marinion, from Port Philip at ditto.
0 Deus a contrary conclusion. 11, Villager, Thompson, from Memel. 1600 bags Sago Flour at 19s. to 205., 100 boxes Pearl Sago at WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. AUG. 24.
were yesterday much gratified by a view, at Mr. Bidston, sailed from ditto for Penang 23rd June. 11, Betsey, Atkinson, from St. Petersburg. 20s. to ats., and 15C bales Gambier at 9s. per cwt.—The demand
• Grans 's Roseanne Wilkinson, from Manilla at Hong Kong. 12. Krone, Althaber, from Anclam. The arrivals are limited. The continued fine weather causes
for Saltpetre has been moderate, and about 1200 bags sold at
3 Of a Y Repository of Arts, (in Church-street,) Grindlay;Parkins from Sincapore at Macao. 13, John Farnworth, Duff, from St. Petersburg. our millers to restrict their purchases as much as possible, and
previous rates.-60 tons Nitrate of Soda have been taken at we have little business passing in any article ; good English
by new portrait of " Napoleon at Fontainebleau," Elizabeth Archer, London at Sydney, N.S.W. 13, Cassandra, Popplewell, do. lls. 9d.. and the price now required is 12s. per cwt.
the%na celebrated French artist Delaroche, whose Mina I liffe, Newton, hence at Alexandria. 13, Penelope, Brumm, from Stettin. Wheat being in few hands nearly maintains late prices, whilst
Guano : Only 20 tons Ichaboe sold, at .t 7 per ton. foreign continues neglected. No change in the value of Oats,
cell triumphant efforts he has himself here ex- lone, Zarb, sailed from ditto 24th July, and Ellen Bell, 26th ______
July, for this port. . , -- --- ,
--- Shelling, or Beans, and the demand trifling-.
When •,, The painter has chosen the precise time, Phantom, Sanders sailed from ditto for this port on 28th of PACKET LIST, GENERAL POST-OFFICE, Ave. 26. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, AUG. 24.
Russ' 'e Emperor, after his disastrous campaign in July. , '
la has retired
9 The arrival of the steamer on Monday, and the favourable LEEDS CORN MARKET, Ave. 21.
. atm.. 'as retired to a small chamber to consider, in SO- Seraph, sailed from ditto for this port Ist August. Mails desp'd'Last Packet Next Packet accounte by the overland mail, imparted to the market an addi- We have a large arrival of Wheat to-day,
whichw meets a dull
tea and silence, and relying solely upon his own mental Forget-me-not, Dillon, hence at Malta, and sailed, for Con- Destination. IfromLondon sailed. due. tional impetus, and an advance of id. per lb. in American, ad. sale, and in some instances sold at Is. per qw than last
in Brazil. and Egyptian, and id. in Surat was currently obtained Tuesday. We had a good deal of rain all last week, but the
011 ah. Cea,—" what were it best to de ?" He sits upon a stantinople sth August.
with Dapper, Hornby, hence at Cronstadt. S'FIAAIPTON STATION on that and the following day. A more subdued feeling, with- weather now appears more settled than for some time past.
H
one of his arms thrown over the back, and the
Lena, Plain, sailed from Trieste for Alexandria on the 13th of Lisbon out, however, any assignable cause, has since prevailed, and Spring Corn remains unaltered in value.
tfis h_,_, resting on his left knee with the hand clenched. August. - '
plc heat) uis slightly inclined ; his countenance finely de- Eliza Boven, Harris, from Laguna at Queenstown. • Spain
every monthtl
iliterit‘,` and his eyes intently fixed, as if looking into Richmond, hence at Plymouth, to be lengthened. Gibraltar hardly be said to amount to an appreciable decline. Specula- Most of our farmers are engaged in harvest operations, and
tible la His reverses have subdued his almost indomit- CUXHAVEN, August 17.—The Friendship, Williams, from Malta &lonian Islands 3rd and 20th Ripon Next Mail tors have taken 23,630 American, 1160 Pernam, 1500 Maran- we have in consequence a very thin attendance at market to-
, fir,
but not so far prostrated his decision of cha- Liverpool for Hamburg, struck on Scarhom Reef on the 15th Greece and Egypt.— of every Aug. 20 due Sept. 28 ham, 1730 Bahia, 2930 Egyptian, and 1170 Surat, and for export day, and prices of all articles in the trade remain nominally the
July, and filled. Crew saved. India,Ceylon,& China month. the business consists of 3580 American, 1900 Pernam, 540 Bahia,
lem,f, and strength of mind, as to leave him in apparent same as last week.
-evieSsi POINT DE GALLE, July 14.—The Zoe, Shaw, arrived here a and 460 Surat.
*?tee a lesS• We may readily suppose him to be on the yesterday from Table Bay, with foretopmast head carried away, (1) Brit. Col.in W. Ind. PRICES TO THE GROWER.
kin of We
that abdication then could alone give and must refit. (except Honduras & Wheat, new red 59 to 611 b., 38s. to 435. per quarter.
and and 17thVay Next Mail ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
Col Ditto, new white
lea a chance of retrieving his " battered fortunes" and Menem us, June 23.—The Oak, Medcalfe, from Adelaide i Bermuda,),;,- - For. '. of every
far, d will probably `n W. Indies, except Aug. 17 due Sept. 7 For the week ending August 24, 1849. Ditto, new red 62 to 6 ilb., 435. to 455. do.
_crn. ital'e, should a future opportunity arise of again start- for Liverpool, has put in here to stop a leak, an month. - -----
Havana, Venezuela, : Prices paid Imports Ditto, new white
, eev„ military life. As a work of art this picture s discharge part of her cargo. . and Madeira SALES OF THE WEEK. in the week. ThisWk This Yr. Oats
med to . .
tem. the highest praise, whether as regards con- Beans, 6631 b
325. to 345. per quarter.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22 —Wind W.N.W liebt (2) Mexico & Havana.. 2nd of every Severn .... Next Mail 1100 Sea Island ,------------ -- -- - -
fo;_un or execution,—and our mced is fre••ly awarded -}
I 8 d a 18d !
weARRIVED.—China, Pascoe, from Charleston—Elea'n' or', fr.om month only. Aug. 2 due Sept. 22 10 Stained
titnt entertain no jealousy of forcion competitors in the Riga—Miss Nymph, Ihlowen, from Rotierdam—Jeannette, and (3) Bermuda, St. Juan
, ggle to9800 Bowed Georgia 1 4* 6 AUGUST 25.
[plylle excel in the fine- arts. •The countenance is Elizabeth Wood, Watts, from Antwerp—Defence, Brewster, de Nicaragua, and 17th ofevery Tay Next Mail
of h expressive of painful contemplation ; the attitude from Quebec—Queen,. Drew, from Rotterdam. New Grenada
Alabama and Tennessee 433 5 4078 769833 which net a ready sale at fully the rates of this day week. For
liketifignreFALMOUTH STATION. 29550 New Orleans
comports ; and the whole, if seen in a good SAILED.—Wild LE D.—Wl id Irish Girl, Graham, for Bombay—lndian
Queen, Forsayeth, for Mauritius—Euterpe, M'Burnie, Aden—
banth,
,12:11,ears to be thrown out as a model. It is,
.inMadeira, Brazil, and 1 Evng. of 4tleHMExpress H M Peterel g, Pernambuco & Paraiba. 51 61 46439 and former prices were firmly supported.—Grinding Barley in
Ts.;numfante, Menchaca. for Havana—Margaret, Jackson, for Buenos Ayres I every montW Aug. 6 Aug. 25 38'" { Aracati and Ceara .... ———} • • • • request at late rates.—English and Scotch Oats still continue
are fine the Napoleon." The drawing and perspective C Thomas—lndustry, Davey, for Baltimore—Princeton, Rus- I
2860 Bahia and Maceio
fiaeore9,and the outlines sufficiently clear and well-de- sell, for New York—P] mouth Rock, Caldwell, for Boston— LIVERPOOL. STATION.
Nats ithoHt that sharpness, or clipping,. which some lowa, Teil, and N'ti.rirlliam ten
Kidd, for Quebec—Sir H. Brit. N.Airenca, Ber- a Every Fri-Niagara .. America .. 1780 5a —53 a se'nnight.—Flour the same.
33405
51 53 I .••'
I landn' St. John, nn muds, and U. States. I day. 1 Aug. 25, Sept. 5
•{Sawgi tined
Maranhain
kw i otherwise clever, too often exhibit, in their over- South, Hee es, o, St
a en s
.... Al i nes• DUBLIN CORN MARKET, Ave. 24.
presieetY to be minute, forgetting that nature rarely if ever Eliza, Hammond, I armouth, N.SContractor, Gordon, Vera _
Cruz—Fenella, Reeves, Alexandria, E.—Furst Menzikoff, for g The only alteration we have to report in prices of home grain
nieteX!,: harshness of edge. The dress is strongly cha-
Odessa—Eliza Sanders, Sanders, for Corfu and Zante—Jet, LONDON GAZETTE. T—_ UESDAY, AUG. 21. :: :: DPaemreerara,Surinam, &c ——
4770 Egyptian •at our market since Tuesday was in new Oats, the middling
The ,s'.ci of the fashion invariably adopted by the man. Lund, and Bona Fide, Stephenson, for St. Petersburg—Chris- 53 —7l ...CI. 5202457" and inferior qualities of which were 6d. lower to-day. Indian
liepoalt',.Straight and becoming scanty, is somewhat dis- tian Charlotte, Dodds, for Pillan—Paco Simmons, for Na- esie Barbadoes - .... 46 Corn only saleable in the merest retail. We do not alter our
.... Peruvian —
that "ea, indicating that it has been hastily disturbed, or plea—Mary Jane, Ewart, for Kiel—Perillan,
.Gevica, for Bilboa PARTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. quotations-for this article ; but to induce business to any ex-
-Gerr Von Thurr, Gronon, for Stettin—Gipkelena Lucretia, W. and J. Singlehurst, Liverpool, general brokers—J. Priest-
thetotliuleatt.tention, in the hour of anxiety, was devoted to 5
n 1 manuel Best, for Hamburg—Twee Gebroe. ley, It. Griffith, and E. Cox, Liverpool, brokers ;as far as re- Os. for distilling, and 10s. for malting; new Oats Bs. 6d. to 10s.
The foreshortening of the limbs is admirable. .... Common West India, &c. ——— ). .... 4269
The left ~ . derms.mßeerrign,g'eanddllevonshir•e Lass, Stapledon, for Rotterdam— gards J. Priestley. .100— li=ani
White Wheat.. 3s Od t0:268 Od I Oatmeal 12s Od to 14s ad
111 he."mgb though occupying only four or five inches Diedrich, Hedberg, for Christiana—GEolus, Ewers, for Wismar BANKRUPTS. 30 Carthagena
1/attutght, of the canvas,.... Smyrna
appears to be the proportioned —Zampa, Fischer, for Iceland. Edmund Chadwick, Joseph Shaw, and Abraham Gartside, .... Manilla
The et of the other, which is seen, nearly at full length, Oldham, Lancashire, cotton spinners. 4120 Surat - __— _—_. j
33 41 a Oats
40226 a-- Ils Od to 13s Od 1 480 lbs 23s Od to 26s Od
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ands (a difficult point) are well and naturally ma- The Yacht Packet, from Dublin to Waterford, has put into James Skinner, jun., Bristol, linen draper. • .... Madras -
Wexford, with bow stove, having struck a sunken wreck near BELFAST CORN MARKET, AUGUST 24.
treiii Thelong boots, spurred, and bemudded by a disas- Frederick Burt, Plymouth, boarding-house keeper. —-- .... 102
leati, Journey, are also 'finely shown,—every crease in the Tuarl4th.instant. . William Haden Richardson, Darlaston, Staffordshire, tube _:___.. Bengal
Our arrivals this week consist of two cargoes Indian Corn
hireur bein • •
, g distinct withirt lacing overdone. The
. plc- Naomi, sailed from Manilla 25th May, and Old England, and
Thomas Dowry, on the 14th June, all for Queenstown. manufacturer.
John Bowers, Worcester, wine merchant 66980 bales. 5102 1478684 and two of Rye, from abroad, and one of Flour, coastwise.
At our market, this morning, we had a small supply of Wheat,
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IS ah which represents the individual in full size as in life, ----
Joseph Albino, Allen, sailed from Adelaide for Launceston on Harry Farncombe Hodson, Romford, Essex, ironmonger. ------- - -----;=- and a moderate one of Oats and Oatmeal, which were taken at
Or ersoat seven, and-a-half feet in height. There are few 18th April. Albert Paine and George arederiee Davies, High-street, LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. Ave. 21. the rates of this day week. Of new Oats there were a few
bre no 00t
the plain and somewhat som- Cheetah, Cook, hence at Newfoundland. .
dr. Southwark, woollen drapers. , We have still very. little produce either coastwise or from tons, quality pretty good, which sold at es. to 6s. 9d. per cwt,
%ha napery of the room, the chair, the doffed military hat Jane Smith, Putt, hence at Beyrout, and sailed 30th July for
DIVIDENDS. ! Ireland, and the arrivals of grain from Europe for the week Not much passing in Foreign Wheat or Flour, this week.
Rioending yesterday are generally rather moderate: from the Prime quality of either article in fair request, but middling
al fact veS, and other trifling etceteras. The portrait is, . TriPuti. Sepl4, W. and H. Sikes and T. Wilkinson, bankers—Sept.
Hebei Connibeer, and Rowena, Dixon, hence at Beyrout. United States, however, we have to note a further liberal supply and inferior descriptions very dull. The demand for Indian
The Per •s'e, without meretricious embellishment. • Waterlily, Payne, and Albert, Cove, heoce at Smyrna. 11, J. Sept Sheppard, Shirley, brewer—Sept. 11, C. Beasley, Bristol, ,of Indian Corn, with upwards of 30,000 barrels of Flour thence Corn has fallen off, to some extent, this week, and but little
e a pier •
-114„._ ure is now on view at the Repository, and it is Earl of Auckland (screw-steamer), hence at Constantinople. mercer. of
and Canada. goes into consumption now, as Potatoes are substituted for
CERTIFICATES At this day's market there was a fair attendance of country Indian Meal. Yellow must be noted 10s. per ton lower, while
hatnotweed that an engraving from it, in the finest-line Roding, King, hence at Ancona. to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the ' millers and dealers, and Wheat of all descriptions WIIS in mo- prime White, being scarce, maintains the price of this day
311i4,%.is in preparation, to be executed by the distin- . Osmanli (screw-steamer), hence at Malta, and proceeded 7tli
day of meeting. ' derate request, for present consumption, at the rates of this week.
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dole" French artist, M. Francois, of Paris, who will, no instant for Constantinople. Sept. 12, W. Ellis, Liverpool, printer—Sept. 12, R. Roberts, da week.
San Francisco, Priest, and Clemanthi, Frost, hence at Malts.
t, Perform his task ton amore. Tio:x.....tethh..-,aars.k, grocer—Sept. 12, E. and A. Ball, Manchester,____ _ ____-,--=
Teresa. Debano• sailed from Malta for this port on the 10th of Prime brands of Flour were in tolerable request on the full CORK CORN MARKET. Ave. 25.

GENERAL TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY.
4,e general aspect of the commercial world has little
:14ed aim-4 our last. Our statement respecting the
or 'J., of goods taken by export houses, in anticipation
fallne termination of the Danish blockade, has been
hap c°llfirtne,d by -the fact that several additional vessels
seatiheen placed on the Hull and Hannburei line, to
(14,,.`' shippers to transmit the large amount of the pro-
fsio' Of British industry which have accumulated there
tla;ftle months past. But we have no doubt—however
aliay have checked the more sanguine expectations
ta stained by some parties—that the demands from Gee-
Rhof a population too much engaged latterly in
ola:Ing to attend to manufacturing pursuits, will not
es Lconsume the warehoused stores of Hull and other
tos--r° ports, but require a further supply ifrom the
'llia • • •
acturing dtstricts themselves.
fir ° Share -market is extremely dull, and prices have
The for the last few days from lack of buying orders.
ti erol:ioeS at which business has been done to-day are
tileZnowsa—Birmingham and Oxford, 24 ; Great Nor-
LC"' 111 d.; Ditto pref., la d. ; Leeds sths, 4 d. ;
4°4)001 and Bury. 12- d. ; Midland, -424 ; Ditto a-
llterts 141 d Shropshire Union, 58/9 d..; Newcastle
fiyef:thii- d. 4. . ;
The market
at the close shows some slight
armis of a reaction.
tier'noe theßrokers' Circular of Friday there has beenlittle
sale erg in the colonial markets. Sugar continues heavy of
%till; 1,000 bags of yellow dates realized 3Ss. -6d. on
trdaY• In coffee there is no change. 3,000 bags of
:late ,engal rice sold easier at Bs. to 9s. 1,000 bales of
leaerought a further advance of ss. per on : the
'64 was good, and the price all round £l5 10s. per ton.
the here has been a fair inquiry for Cotton to-day, and
sat
t ales reach 10,000 bales at stiffer rates than those cur-
'
and cal Saturday. 6,000 of them are taken by exporters
sPeculaters.
a.elthe Wool market there is not much doing, but prices
alr,"rro• Sales of about 3,500 bales low wool will com-
ase-ce here on the 29th instant, and will comprise a good
(0,41-lent of 'Buenos Ayres and East India. Imports
fiche week ending 24th instant :—Foreian 469, Irish 182,
7.1, ad-12, English 39 ; total, 2032 bales.. B
taeCere being still a demand for Indian Corn in runs-
% 'street to-day, on speculation, former rates are fully
i:P,prtea. Seth Wheat and Flour are dull, at about
atl:"'s prices, few transactions having transpired. In
v_r articles there is no alteration. It is contended that,
liee4e recent-decline in Wheat in this country has not
Ive 4bresPonded to on the continent to a similar extent,
,"eed not be apprehensive that our markets will be.
eipar from that quarter, and that consequently the anti-
aait;'°a of exceedingly low prices is a fallacy, party,
line rig from Newcastle-upon-Tyne, being of-opinion that
kit: °,f all grain, upon the aggregate, will rule pretty
°l)ie;- lioaut the same as during last season.. But as these
Ivhe,;°ns chiefly -prevail on the east coast of England,
trade parties, intimately connected with the Government
Pliese'fd° net sufficiently take into consideration the sup-
%alit 'mom the United States, we must say, with the pre-
°f -ht"sPect of an abundant harvest, and the probability
,4a11,-,- average supply from America in the course of the
added to our usual imports from the -south of
kath-Pe, that such a-feeling of confidence is not only pre-
thsCre, but calculated to injure such parties as may place
ke: reliance upon its correctness. The intelligence from
slii; -York, by the Cambria, leads us to expect -limited
111 Lents thence for some weeks to come, on account of
;4stli,-"ness of prices on this side ; but so far from this
'eat h-1 ttliY heightening influence upon our markets, we
204-; that at 'Mark-lane, to-day, English Wheat fell
x.,,"8,. Per quarter.
- "'We had little business doing in our Pig Iron
4rket
leeced during the past week, and prices have expe-
ct 44, !I Slight decline. Mixed numbers may be quoted
uda and No. 1 475.. at which rates business has
qle,4ransacted. No. I Gartsherrie at 475. f o b, at
Tau w•
are e:!ransactions in Timber, Scc., during the past week,
°i,
f SC 'Vows :—Pine Timber : There have been no sales
f
John's ; of Quebec, three cargoes were sold at
Vot ;'-'•-i,1,4,1• per foot.—Red Pine Quabec, at 16d. per
rta; '"."11, at 15d. ; Oak, at 20d. With cargo.—New
at, A'''vloki Nova Scotia, &c., Planks, &C. : A cargo of
latiaadrew
Spruce was sold at .£7 10s. per standard ;
a cargo of Dorchester at £6 12a. 6d., and one of
I,.rlZ,arl Yellow at
has
10s. per standard ; a cargo
a'°C ia—..prnce blso has been sold—price not transpired.
h-rt,irta'n",leiPal part of the cargoes are being yarded on
''„„tlees "alporters generally entertaining hopes of better
472, sta*--„Ptaves: Quebec Standard range from £4B @ £5O
P''illaill,‘"ard,and Puncheon £9 @ £l5 per ton, according
• fa,, "Y-----Pitch Pine : A cargo of Savannah sold at 22d.
Timber : No sales reported.—A cargo of
rt't ~..`gh Deals sold at £lO 65., and one at 11 guineas,
gar,-,'"idard.—Mahogany and Furniture Wood : Tile
,W"t,-tlens are quite unimportant.
an active demand American Lard has realised an
;s• lat',7 (4 is to 2s. per cwt. Bacon. is in some instances
-aer •
Y f fine samples, however, being scarce, maintain
Perriler rates. Hams and Shoulders dull. The stock
bsecliae is heavy, and purchasers, anticipating a further
fait a r°ra the present low rates, deal sparingly. Beef is
-rdit.:_enland, at steady prices. Cheese, of which only
;"-Y• kee_a!ad inferior qualities are offerin , is difficult to
tins low prices. Tallow moves slowly, at pre •
Otter:,ulatloas; and there is more doing in Grease
oth„pliolders having become easier in their demands.
0 IleufrPassing in Linseed Cake.my
are •
014 last ish Butter market has developed no change since
ob "llniitaeoan is in better demand, although low prices
ble; and Lard is 2s. dearer.
L.The G.
itan
• eala a schooner yacht, belonging to the Earl of
is grounded on the Sand Head, off Ryde, on Friday
84. at ebb-tide. She was shored up and thought to
414)the As the tide. rose again, it occasioned a motion
sttetaaa fie% and these slipping in the loose sand, she fell
ded The Echo steam-tug and two yard lighters
toh:Lii hart." weighing her. She was brought into Port-
to-", ;Jour not much hurt in the hull, but her furni-
aiillrocee'd7 Completely spoiled. Lord Lincoln was about
-•,,,,tiovi? be the Mediterranean in her on a cruize, which
Postponed for a time.

The Yacht Packet, from Dublin to Waterford, has put into
Wexford, with bow stove, having struck a sunken wreck near
Tuskar 14th instant.
Naomi, sailed from Manilla 25th May, and Old England, and
Thomas Dowry, on the 14th June, all for Queenstown.
Joseph Albino, Allen, sailed from Adelaide for Launceston on
18th April.
Cheetah, Cook, hence at Newfoundland.
Jane Smith, Putt, hence at Beyrout, and sailed 30th July for
Tripoli.
Hebe, Connibeer, and Rowena, Dixon, hence at Beyrout.
Waterlily, Payne, and Albert, Cove, hence at Smyrna.
Earl of Auckland (screw-steamer), hence at Constantinople.
Roding, King, hence at Ancona.
Osmanli (screw-steamer), hence at Malta, and proceeded 7th
instant for Constantinople.
San Francisco, Priest, and Clemanthi, Frost, hence at Malta.
Teresa, Debano, sailed from Malta for this port on the 10th of
August.
William Harris, Furse, hence at Leghorn.
Helen, Flockhart, hence at Cronstadt.
Napoleon, Palmer, hence at Riga.
Farmer's Lass, Lodwig, hence at Memel.
Garland, Shaw, hence at Tournay.
Rosa, Stamford, hence at Hamburg.
Gannett (screw-steamer), and Union, Anthony, hence at Hel-
voet.
Pere Tolle, Roy, hence at Dimkirk.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 23.—Wind N.N.W.
ARRIVED.—Zephyr, from Memel—Gannett (steamer), Sulli-
van,,from Rotterdam—Ann Charlotte, and Don Unge, Urarrce,
from Ice'ant.

SA I LED.—Noemie Holberton, and New World, Knight, for
New York—Susan Cord, Curtis, for New Orleans—Scotia, Mis-
kelly, for Baltimore—Vesta, Allen, for Cronstadt—James Dun-
lop, Georgson, for Riga—Urgent, Pollock, and Lady Elgin,
Irons, for Quebec—Union, Reid, for Mauritius—St. Hiller,
Deslandes, for St. Michael's--t eneral Wiltshire, Strachan, for
Virginia—General Von Thum, Grohon, for Stettin—Gen. Tay-
lor, Redman, for Philadelphia—Jupiter, Baillie, for Laguayra,
&c.—Maguerite, Le Mosle, for Havre—Perillan, Gavica, for
Bilboa—G. Sucretia, Dommerinof for Hamburgh—Richard
Cobden, Dider, for Shediac—and America, Cubbin, for Cha-
rente.

The Huron, Lowry, for this port, put back to Nassau 2,7 th of
July, leaky.
Favorite, 114 A rthur, hence at Demerara.
New York Packet, Dring, and Aspatria, Thompson, hence at
Trinidad. _ _

Giaour, Belcher, sailed from Barbadoes for this port on 18th
July.
Lydia, sailed from Antigua 17th July, and Phcenix, 22nd, for
this port.
Gratitude, Harvey, from Newport at St. Thomas, and sailed
30th July for Porto *Rico.
William Tucker, Good, sailed from Porto Rico for this port
23rd July.
Limena, Krebs, hence at Matvayereg.
Hope, Besunt, sailed from. Jamaica for this port 21st July.
Maria Engracia, Monterola,ehence at Havannah.
Holywood, Vickers, hence at Matanzas.
. Ace of Trumps, David, and Agnes, Crelley, hence at Nassau.
Thane of Fife, Shewan, hence at La Guayra.
Lightning, Nance, hence at Puerto Cabello.
Crusader, hence at Belize, and sailed 22nd June for the Gulf
of Dulce.
Isabel, hence at Belize.
Mar) Stewart, Eastaway, hence at Civita Vecchia.
Valentine, Jackson, hence at Jamaica in 33 days.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 24.—Wind N W.
SkzLEn.—Salisbury, Mowatt, for Panama—Mathylde, Chris-
tiansen, for Iceland—Mary, Coyish, for Africa.

Chimaera, Spearer, and Henry's, Phillips, hence at Messina.
GCIII, Beynon, hence at Genoa.
Petrel, Tulloch, from Palermo at Gibraltar, and cleared for
this port. _ _ _

_ .
Vulcan, Peterson; Middlesbro, Munro; Murray, Hughes;
and Mariner's Hope, Hudson, hence at Cronstadt.
Catherine Boland, Williams, hence at Helvoet.
Armechina, Patje, from Deltyzl for this port at Texel, with
damage, and must discharge.

SATURDAY. Au° usT 25.—Wind W. to N.N.W.,
ARRIVED.—Guy Mannering, Edwards, from New York—
Thomas and Mary? Williams, from Matanzas.
SAILED.—Anomma, Ojinaga, and San Fernando, Zalialo, for
Havana—Dauntless, Johnston, for Maranham—Vesper, James,
for Newfoundland—Niagara (steamer), Lang, for Halifax and
New York—Breadalbane, Crerar, for Halifax, N.S.—Dunboby,
Williams, for Quebec—Louisa, for Braliestadt—De Tvende
Brodre, Moller, for Bergen—Undine, M'Kee, for Elsinore—
Petronella, .Kirkhove, for Ghent—Maria. Lundt, and Fern
Sodskende, Jenson, for Iceland—Maria Helena, Setubal, for
Lisbon—Alexandria, Ekman, for Narva—Juno, Grundholm,
for Revel—Rattler (steamer), Carter, and -.Speedwell, Bunt, for
Rotterdam—Krbgrossherzog Paul, Maack., for Rostock—Jupi-
ter, Bandoski, for Stettin.

M. A. Folliott, hence for Calcutta, at Lisbon, leaky, and mcst
discharge.

Arentina Jacobina, Van Wyck ; Emma Obbina, Potjer;
Urania, Dubbelar, and Etienne, Mulder, hence at Swinne-
`munde.

Vesper, from this port, has been seized at Oporto as a smug-
gler.
Hansa (steamer), late United States), hence at Bremen.
Eclipse, Hall, hence at Constantinople.
Choice, Sturrock, and John, Roger, hence at Marva.
Atalanta. Hansen, hence at Copenhagen.
Thomas Fielden, Huntress, sailed from Sydney for London
previous to 15th May.
Schah Jehan, Jones, from Sincapore at China. •
MALaso, AllgliSt.—About 200 casks salt have been saved
from the Ann Ilowbrar, from Liverpool for Memel, stranded
,off Hoganas.

SUNDAY, AITOUT 26.—Wind N.W., fresh.
ARRlVED.—Camillus, Sylvester; Michael Angelo, Wilson,
and Oxenbridge, Taylor, from New Orleans—Lydia, Grooves,
from Antigua—Espeth, Doyle, from Quebec—Jeremiah Gar-
nett, from —Wasp, l3irkett, from Ambrize—Thomas, from
—Due de Genevieve, from 'broil.
SAJLED.—Courtenay, Tobin, for Bombay,

Cambria (steamer), Shannon, from Boston at this port; sailed
15th Aug., and from Halifax 17th Aug.
Juliet, Preble, hence for Bath, at Queenstown.
Frolic; Sophia, and Zuleika, hence at Swinnemunde.
Eblana, Roper, hence at Lisbon.
John Tomkfitson, Williamson, hence at St. Übes.
Belle, Hicks, hence at Oporto.
Lady Rowley, Harvey, hence at Gibraltar.
Watchword, Downing, from Smyrna, and I. Remorino, Re-
morino, from Malta, at Gibraltar, and both cleared for this
port.
Concord, Cox, sailed from Cadiz for this port 10th Aug.
North Pole, Tregarthen, from St. Petersburg, at Deal.
Empress, Mardon, from Bahia—Kate, Scott, and Williams,
Wilson, from Porto Rico, and Orkney Lass, Patterson, from
Havana, at Queenstown.
Nora Creina, Boyers, from Nickerie at Milford.

to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the
day of meeting.
Sept. 12, W. Ellis, Liverpool, printer—Sept. 12, R. Roberts,
Toxteth-park, grocer—Sept. 12, E. and A. Ball, Manchester,
share broker.

TIDE TABLE.
ist MORN. EVENO.I HOHT. Tio LY DAYS, ETC.
; nt. h. m. ft. in.
~1,t4(14',Y291 443 724 10 5
8414 y 301 , 2 833 10 10
klir:ir.,R'•• 31, 9 925 , 12 0
'4411 . 10 ;43 IO S 13 2
41,,••• 2t 11 4 10 46 14 5
**• 3, 1 3 11 21 15 10 13111t:und.aft.Trinity
Aild 12 n 11 55 16 10 ,
linutet to make Greenwich time.

MONDAY. AUGUST 27.—Wind N.W.
ARRIVED.—WiIson, Stoup, from Montreal, and not from
Porto Rico, as reported yesterday—Margaret, Rogers, from
Quebec—Wilton Wood, Harrison, from Buenos Ayres; sailed
11th June—Phcenix, Mg.:night, from Antigua—Nora Creina,
Boyers, from Nickerie.
SAILED.—E. Z., Hartshorn, for New York.

Windsor, Pepper, and Britannia, Johnson, hence at Para.
Zetland, Brown, hence at St. Jonn, N.B.
The Nlazeppa will return to this port, from Gahoon, under
charge of the mate, the captain (Atkinson) having been taken
out of her by the authorities.
The Lord Itiversdale, from Miramichi to this port, is wrecked
on P. E. Island. Crew, cargo, and materials saved.
Quebec, hence, and Alice Wilson, from New York at Bath-
urst. _ _

At this day's market there was a fair attendance of country
millers and dealers, and Wheat of all descriptions was in mo-
derate request, for present consumption, at the rates of this
day week.
Prime brands of Flour were in tolerable request on the full
terms last noted, inferior kinds remaining neglected.
In Barley, Malt, Beans, and Peas, no change.
Oats and Oatmeal dull, each merely supporting late prices.
Of new Irish Oats few small parcels were at hand, and were
sold at 2s. 10d. to 3s. per 451 b. Oatn:eal very difficult of sale,
at late prices.
Indian Corn being in 1
qr. from the rates of th
realized an advance of 11

Jane Erskine, and Countess of Sefton, hence at Callao.
Ganges, sailed from Callao for Guayemas 3rd July.
Mary, Winch, hence at Valparaiso.
Indus—Fatima—Amelia, and Ben Muick Dhui, hence at Rio
Janeiro. _

...............
H.M. Petrel was to sail from Rio Janeiro for the Northern
Ports and Falmouth 10th July. . . _

Princess Victoria, Johnston, and Ann, Johnston, hence at
Maranham. _ . _ _ _ _

Loodianah, hence, and Eldorado, from Londonderry, at New
York.
Jane, hence and Newport, at Portsmouth, N.H.
Chancellor, Mitchell—Montezuma, Leavitt- -Jessie Stephens,
Wilson—Orbit, Larkin, and Lord Sandon, Welch, hence at
uebec.
Northumberland, Smith, hence and Newport at ditto.
Signet, Thompson, from Dundee at ditto.
Factor Suta, from Cronatiftt, for tins port, at Loughope.

THE WEATHER.-21st: clouded.-22nd: do.-23rd: bri,tht.
—24th ; brilliant night clouded.--25th : clouded.---26th :
morning, iigbL TAM ; afternoon, fanny And clouded.-270);
clouded.

Wheat, 701 b.
English, red .... Old!
Ditto, white
Irish, red
Ditto, white
Rye, English, 1.. qr
Barley, English, v. qr
Scotch & Irish, 4).60th
Malt, English, 1, qr.
pale
Irish
Oats, per 45th.
English & Scotch, old
Welsh
Irish, fine sorts
general do.
Beans, English, qr..;
Scotch & irish,r4Bolb
Pease, English, white

Do., & Irish .., maple
Flour,per 2801 b.
English & Irish, 2nds
Dat3. superfine,
Oatmeal, '44 hi. of MM.'
Irish, 1848
Canadian
Bran. wr 241 b

limited demand, yellow receded is. per
is day week ; but white being scarce,

Wheat, v, 70th.
Canadian red
United States do
Danzig, mixed and do
L Baltic & Hmburg do
Riga and Petersbg. do
Odessa, common do
French,Spanish,gze do
Bannat & Marianopoli
Mediter., &c. hard.do
Rye, 1.), qr., Baltic, &c.
Barley, i 4 601 b, Grinding
Oats, ap 451 b.
ileans,v qr. European
aF 48011,. Egyptian
Pease, 19, qr.,
Baltic, &c., white
Flour, barrel,
Canadian sweet
U.S. West. Canal .. do
Philad. & Bltimore.do
Do. & Canadian.. sour
Indian Corn, le. 4801 b.
American white
European do
Do. Meal, 34. brl. 196tb

BRITISH.
s. d. s. d.
6 2 @ 6 8 New
'6 7 7 0 do
5 6 6 2 do
5 10 6 4 do.
Irsll6olk
29 0 —3l 0 Chevalr.
3 0 3 3

55 0 -59 0

2 8 -- 2 10 New ..
2 6 -- 2 7 d 0.....
2 8 -- 2 9 d 0.....
2 6 -- 2 8 d 0.....
32 0 —34 0 do. ...
i2B 0 —3O 0 d 0.....
12 0 —34 0 blue....
---- grey....

!34 0 -36 0

23 0 -23 6

FOREIGN.
s. d. s. d.
6 I —6 4
6 4 6 7
62 6 7
6 4 6 9
5 5 5 8
5 I 5 4
6 2 6 5
5 6 5 8
5 0 5 2
22 0 —23 0
3 3 3 6
2 7 2 8
32 0 —34 0
:3 0 —23 6

130 0 -32 0

23 0 -24 0
22 0 -24 6
23 6 -24 6
22 6 -23 6

27 0 -29 0
0 0 - 0 0
13 6 -14 0

fine...
extra .

s. d. s. d.
—C _

131 0 -33 0

2 11 - 3 0
0 0 - 2 10
34 0 -35 0
129 0 -30 0

j2B 0 -30 0

X 34 0 -35 6
,35 6 -37 6

...'2l 0 --22 0
... 21 0 --21 6
... 0 10 -- 1 0

Iwhite
Ido.
highmix
I white ..
Archngl
Polish..
white ..
Egypt'n

Malting
Russian

s. d. s. d.
6 8 7 0
7 0 7 2
7 4 7 7
6 7 7 1
5 0— 5 4
5 6 5 9
6 6 6 9
42 4 4
O 0
O 0 0 0
O 0 0 0
2 5 2 7
O 0 0 0
O 0 0 0

Canada.

27 0 -28 0

0 0 0 0
Ohio
N.Orlns 0 0 0 0
00— 0 0

;yellow.. 25 0 —26 6
!do. 25 0 —26 6
d 0..... 0 0— 0 0

CORN EXCHANGE, AUGUST 24.
Since our last report the weather has been fine, and being
now brilliant with a settled appearance, harvest in this circle of
the country is general and progressing rapidly, the cereal and
root crops indiscriminately exhibiting greater abundance than
for many years past.—Accounts from nearly all parts of the
United Kingdom are equally favourable, with the exception of
the lateness of harvest in the more remote districts of the
North, and vague opinions on the subject of potato blight in
Ireland, from which the main crop here, however, appears to
be wholly exempt. We have still no produce worth naming,
coastwise or from Ireland ; and it is somewhat remarkable that
we have not had a single arrival of Grain or Flour across the
Atlantic, nor from Continental Europe, beyond a moderate
supply of Wheat, with a few small parcels of Oats, Rye, and
Beans, since Monday last.
Influenced by the auspicious change in the weather, and the
downward tendency of prices in the English and Irish markets
this week, the trade in all its bearings here, from Tuesday to
to-day, was extremely passive; and a similar degree of languor
prevailing generally at our Corn Exchange this morning, no
important sales of any article transpired.—Millers, seeming to
anticipate lower prices, were very inactive, and although both
English and Foreign Wheats were offered at a decline of Id. to
2d. per 701b5., thransactions were few and altogether limited
in amount.—American Flour was also taken less freely, but the
stock of prime brands being light, such maintained our last
quotations, and whilst the heated and inferior parcels continued
to attract little notice, home-made and Irish remained unva-
ried.

Barley, Malt, and Pease ruled in nearly the same dull state
as last noted.—Beans remained steady in value, and Egyptians
were rather more saleable.—Oats and Oatmeal moved slowly to
consumers at late prices.
Indian Corn, with some inquiry from speculative buyers, and
very few parcels offering, was held firmly at our last currency,
and although sales were not extensive, a slight advance was in
some instances obtained.

Our arrivals this week consist of two cargoes Indian Corn
and two of Rye, from abroad, and one of Flour, coastwise.
At our market, this morning, we had a small supply of Wheat,
and a moderate ore of Oats and Oatmeal, which were taken at
the rates of this day week. Of new Oats there were a few
tons, quality pretty good, which sold at Cs. to 6s. 9d. per cwt,
Not much passing in Foreign Wheat or Flour, this week.
Prime quality of either article in fair request, but middling
and inferior descriptions very dull. The demand for Indian
Corn has fallen off, to some extent, this week, and but little
goes into consumption now, as Potatoes are substituted for
Indian Meal. Yellow must be noted 10s. per ton lower, while
prime White, being scarce, maintains the price of this day
week.

THE CHARITIES.

WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, AUG. 21.
Wheat, 49 qrs., @ .t 2 ss. 4d. Tr qr.; total, .t'lll Is. 4d.

LIVERPOOL AG RIC.
MARKET,

s. d. a. d.
Hay. old, 201 b 0 7® 0 9
New
Clover
Ditto, Green
Vetches 0 0 2
Straw, Wheat
Oat 0 31— 0 4
Barley

ULTURAL PRODUCE
AUGUST 25.

s. d. e. d

Potatoes, v 901 b.
Kemps
Pink Eyes 0 0 0 0
Blacks
Cups
Turnips, v ton .21 0— 21 0
Carrots
Manure 3 6 5 0

ONS IN ST. JOHN'S
AuGus I. 25.

PRICES OF PROVIS:
MARKET,
a. d. S. d. 1 5. d. s. d.
Beef *lt, 0 5 to 0 7 Grapes For.* lb 1 0— 0 0
Mutton 0 sa 0 7 Ditto English. 2 0— 0 0
Veal 0 6 0 7 Pines, For. each. 2 6 0 0
Lamb 0 si 0 7 Do. Eng. '4,) is. 5 0— 6 0
Fresh Pork
Bacon 0 0— 0 0 Fowls, p couple. 3 0— 3 6
Hams 0 0— 0 0 Ducks 4 0— 5 0
Salmon
Soles
Cod Fish
Turbot
Haddocks 0 0— 0 0 '1 urkeys 5 0— 0 0
Filberts 0 10 0 0 Rabbits. qp. cple. 2 0— 0 0
Fresh Butter
Salt Ditto 0 7 0 10 Gooseberries, qt. 0 5 0 0
Eggs 44120 5 8— 0 0 Currants ...... 0 8— 0 0
Potatoes, 19, Peek 0 6 0 7 Green Gages.... 0 9 0 0
Peas
Melons .... each 1 6 2 0 'Apricots.. 19, doz. 3 0— 0 0

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL, AUG. 26.
Direct. Indirect. Direct., Indirect.
------
Australia .. • • May Lima
Bahia .. June 23 Alaranham.. July 10, ..
Barbadoes .. 27 Mauritius .. . ;June
Bombay .. July &Mobile ' •
1J 1 y 3.1
B. Ayres .. June IT .. Monte Video .. June 5
Calcutta .. .. July 4' NCW Orleans .. Aug.i 6
California .. .. .. New York ' .. ' 14
C. G. Hope. .. June 23,1'ernambuco. June3o' ..
Charleston . .. Aug. 4 Rio Janeiro .. ;June 17
China .. . , Savannah ..1 .. !Aug. 3
Demerara .. July 5 at. Helena ..! .. June 30
Havana •• 28:Valparaiso .. • .. iAril 30
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LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, AUG. 25.

DISCHARGED: In-patients cured, 23; Relieved and at own
request, 4; Made Out-patients, 3; Irregular, 0; Dead, I.
ADMITTED In-patients,4o; Out-patients, 6; Casuals during
the week, 14; Remaining in the House, 175.
House Surgeon, Mr. C. B. Wilson; Apothecary, Mr. J.
Newton; Chaplain, Rev.W. Blundell ; Treasurer, Alfred
North, •Esq. ; House Visitors, Richard Gibson and H.
Banner, Esqs.

Ztrtip, Oarriago, anb Btatl)s.

BIRTHS,

On the 18th ultimo, at Shipton Moyne Rectory, the wife of
the Ray. J. GREEN, of a son.
(n).n the 18th instant, the lady of Major W. MATTHIAS, of a
so
On the 19th instant, in Islington, Mt. JAMES FERGUSON,
of a daughter.
Same Clay, the wife of Mr. GEORGE TAYLOR, managing
clerk to Messrs. Ansdell and Haddock, solicitor, St. Helens,
of twins.
Same day, at Aigburth, the wife of WM. GILLMAN, Esq.,
of a son.
On the 20th instant, at Egremont, Mrs. G. STANISTREET,
of a daughter.
Same (lay, in Somerville, Seacombe, Mri, FREDERICK
LEYLAND MAWDESLEY, of a son •
On the 21st instant, in Catherine-street, Mrs. FRED. R.
On '2o3rfda instant,son
stroenetiboef
2a4tslii
t!isbt(awnnt
, Mrs.
ment,street, of a daughter.

MARRIED. • •
On the 26th May, at Victoria, Hongkong, by the Rev. V.
Staunton, colonial chaplain, S. H. MATTHEWS, Esq., C.E.; to
JANE ELIZABETH, eldest daughter of Mr. P. W. JAMES,
of St. Helens.

On the Ist instant, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. H.
Hampton, Mr. JOHN RICHMOND, eldest son of Mr. Francis
Richmond, hverton, to SARAH, fourth daughter of Mr. THO-
MAS LE TER, Jutberry, Staffordshire.
On the 16th instant, at St. David's Church, by the Rev. W.
Hughes, Mr. ROBERT DAVIES. of Ray-street, to MARGA-
RET, daughter of Mr. JOHN SALISBURY, of Bryn-du-Gwyd-
delwern, Merionethshire.
On the 18th instant, at St. Jude's Church, by the Rev. B. A.
Marshall, Mr. SAMUEL FLOOD, of Creditor, Devonshire, to
THAMER, second daughter of Mr. WM. ERVING, of Roch-
dale, formerly of this town.
On the 19th instant, Mr. WM. BLUNDELL, eldest son of
Mr. John Blundell, wheelwright,to ELIZABETH, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr. JOHN GILL, shoemaker, both of Masan.
Same day, at St. Nicholas's Church, 'qr. RICH D. CRAFFER,
of Birkenhead, to SARAH ELEANOR, daughter of Mr. SAM.
EDWA RDS.

Sanie day, at St. Silas's Church, Mr. WM. HAM, chief-officer
of the barque Turbot, to Miss JANE HUGHES.
On the 20th instant, at St. Bride's Church, Mr. "WM. BOND,
of Chipping, cotton-spinner, to Miss JANE BOND, of the
same place.
Same day, at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr. HAMLET A. LIT-
TLEFIELD, mariner, only son of Captain Henry Littlefield, to
ANN, eldest daughter of Mr. THOMAS HUGHES, of the gas
works. •

Same day, at St. John the Baptist's Church, WILLIAM,
third son of Mr. WM. RUSCOE, of Wrexham, to ANN, eldest
daughter of Mr. THOMAS GRIFFITHS, of Denbigh.
Same day, at the Parish Church, Runcorn, by the Rev. J.
Barclay, A.M.. Mr. WM. MILLER, of Norton, to Mrs. MAR-
CARAT WILLIAMS, of Halton.
On:the 21st instant, at St. James's Church, by the Rev. H.
Hampton, Mr. NELSON GRAHAM, of Much Wootton, to
ELIZABETH MARGARET, daughter of Mr. THOMAS DUN-
NETT.

Same day, at St John the Baptist's Cburcb, Mr. WM. JONES
to Miss•JA NE MERREFIELD, both of Toxteth-park.
Same day, at the Parish Church, Neston, by the Rev. J.
Martin,•M r. BLENCOWE BOURNE PEARL of this town, to
FRANCES LOWE, third daughter of P. YOUNG, Esq., sur-
geon.; Neston.
On the 22d instant, at Clitheroe, Mr. WM. BROWN, of Low-
moor, to MARY SNAPE. The united ages of the bride and
bridegroom amount to 120 years.
On the 23d instant, at the Superintendent Registrar's Office,
Mr. JAS. DOWNEY, watchmaker, Edge-hill, to ELIZABETH,
second daughter of Mr. BARTHOLOMEW BACKHOUSE,
cabinet-maker.

Same day, at St. Silas's Church, by the Rev. .1. Cordeaux,
Mr. WM. CRICK,M ER to Miss ELIZABETH T. MASON, of
Nottinghill, Middlesex,

Same day, at Rotherham, by the Rev. J. Rodgers, incumbent
of Compstall, Cheshire, Mr. MARSON, of Warrington, to
MATILDA, fourth daughter of THOS. MAY, Esq., of Catclitre.
Same day, at St. Catherine's Church. by the Rev. T. Hornby,
M.A., J. B. NEILSON, Esq., of Falkner-square, to MARY
ELIZABETH, eldest daughter of JOSEPH LANGTON, Esq.,
of Abercromby..square.
Same day, at the United Presbyterian Church, Mount Plea-
sant, by the Rev. Dr. Crichton, the Rev. T. BOWMAN, United
Presbyterian Church, Catrine, to Mrs. ELIZABETH IRVING,
daughter of the late John Dalgliesh. Esq., of Annan:
Same day, at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. E. L. Bow-
man, 8.A.. Mr. EDWIN CRABB to SELINA, eldest daughter
of Mr. WILLIAM COPPELL, joiner, both of this town.
On the 25th instant, at St. David's Church, by the Rev. W.
Hughes, A.M., Mr. H. THOMAS, of Poulton-cum-Seacombe..
to LUCY JANE, eldest daughter of the late WM. EVANS,
Esq., surgeon, of this town.