The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-08 00:00:00

CAMBRIDGE.

On Tuesday last the election of two individuals as members
of the town council for each ward took place, to supply the va-
cancies occasioned according to the municipal act. 'there was
no opposition, and with two exceptions the parties compelled to
retire were re-elected, the other two having expressed a wish to
bo relieved Prow public business,

LINCOLN.
The conservatives here wholly abstained from taking any
part in the election.

. WARWICK.
The conservatives contested this borough, but the radicals
maintained their ground by a small majority, and matters re-
main in stutu quo.

BANBULtY.
The radicali keep their ascendancy here;

BOSTON.
The conservatives went to a poll, but were ttniaccessful. The
case remains just as it was last year.

LOUTH.
The radicals succeeded here in re-electing their men.

L YNN.
The members returned to the town council are three conger-
vutives and threes whig-radicats.

DU RHAM.
The newly-elected councillors are three conservatives and
ihree radicals.

GRANTHAM.
Three conservatives and one Whig went out by rotation. The
hew election returns all four conservatives.

EAST RETFORD.
Pour whigs and four conservatives went to the poll. One
whip and three conservatives were elected.

The retirin me STAMFORD.
K mbers were four conservatives and two Whigs.
The six elected iu their moil are all conseivatives.

Four whia-radicals and fourBEWDLEY conservatives went to the (101 l ;
the whole of the conservative candidates %%ere returned.

MARLBOROUGH.
• Four whip-radicals started against four conservatives ; the
latter were returned by a large majority. •

FEVERSIIAIII.
Four conservatives contested this borough with /our radicals,
and all four conservatives were successful. . _

BARNSTAPLE.
Six started on each side at this place; the whole six conserva-
tives were elected.

BRIDPORT.
Tile radicals made every effort to obtain a victory, but they
were beaten hollow: all conservatives were relurned. .As a
proof of reaction here it May be remarked that,. in 1835; the
highest number polled on the radical side was 137.; but at this
election their highest number was only 98—a sad falling off.

SHAFTESBURY.
The conservatives have stood fast to their principles, and re-
elected Messrs. R. Rockland, P. Chitty, J. Bucklaud, and D.
Roberts, by a considerable majority.

BECCLES.
One conservative and three reformers elected.

MALDON.
Messrs. Fuller, Dawson, Aiken, and Felton, liberals, have
been re-elected.

1 'I, l" 111 01)111.
The result of' the recent ejection way be thus shown—torios,
5 ; liberals, 10.

In I ,(I,lnburgh. SCOTLAND.,
s
and Giusguw the voluntalies and radi-
cals h4v buriered thscuulfiture.

JEDRITIIGH.
The whole conservative list was returned, and the radicals
rejected.

INVERNESS.

Six conservatives have been returned, and only two radicals
out of eight are returned, Which removes the radical provost,
three bailies, and dean of guild, all of the same caste. l'he ma-
jority of the council is now in the hands of the conservatives.
This is a tolerably conclusive commentary on the fictitiousness
of the muster made here only four days ago at a public dinner
to Lord Glenelg.

PRICES OF SHARES, I.IV Elil'ool., Nov. 7, 1536.
Per Share.
Manchester,Bolton.& Bury Canal and It ait way £4B paid 65 0
Liverpool & Manchester Railway (EL I Shares) 100 .... 220 0 (1
Quarter Shares 25 •• • . 67 0 II
New Halt Shares — .... 47 10 0
Bolton and Leigh ditto
London and Birmingham Railway 7O .... 127 0 0
Grand Junction ditto
Warrington and Newton ditto
Kenyon and I.eigh Junction ditto
Wigan Branch ditto.
North Union, late Preston and Wigan Railway .. 70 .... 60 0 0
St. Helens and Runcorn Gap ditto . 100 .... 33 0
Leiersterand Swannington ditto
Manchester and. Leeds ditto A ..:. 715 0
Londori arid Brightln Ditto (Stenhenson's) . 3 .... 710 0
Ditto Ditto (Rennie's) - 2 .... 110 0
Eastern Counties
Midland Counties ditto
North Midland ditto
Birmingham and Gloucester ditto
Great Western ditto 2O .... 41 0 0
Leeds and Selby Railway lOO ....
Edinburgh and Glasgow ditto
...... 2 .... 312 6
London and Gravesend ditto
Dublin and Drogheda I 105.. 2 5 0
Ulster .... 3 .... 3 2 6
BANKS.

......
Bank of Manchester . -
£lO .... 14 in fl
Bank of Liverpool
Liverpool Union Bank
Manchester and Liverpool District Bank l5 .... v In 0
Commercial Bank of Liverpool . lO .... 20 5 0
Commercial Bank of England 5 .... 6 2 6
Northern and Central Bankof England lO .... 12 12 6
Borough
South Lancashire
North and South Wales Bank £s Os.. 417 6
Ulster ,
£2 ins.. 2 17 6
United Trades' Rank
Tradesmens' Bank
GAR AND WATER WORKS.
Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks £lo .... 00 0 0
Si. Helen's Gas Works
Liverpool Coal Gas .
Liverpool New Gas and Coke Company .....6100
New Shares, premium 1:70
Liverpool and Harrington Water Works 472 10 0
Bbotle ditto
Exchange Buildings
ASSURANCE COMPANIES.
Liverpool Marine Assurance Company £25 .... 13 5 0
Ocean Assurance Company
• FERRIES.
Woodside, Birkenhead, and Liverpool Steam
Ferry Company . £l6 es.. 28 5 0
.
Royal hock Ferry
Monk's (Woodside) Ferry • 5 0.. 512 6
Egremont • . .. 10 0 .. 18 0 0
- MINES.
-- - -

Kellewerris Consolidated Mines fl .... 2 0 0
West Tresavean Tin and Copper ditto
British Silver, Lead, and Copper ditto ..... 2 .... 110 0
Liverpool and Manchester Coal

. NEW COMPANIES.
Liverpool Steam Towing
Liverpool Fish
Liverpool Timber..

Emporto.
AFRICA.

TioddingtonS, (301;. Mos., fm A friea, with 950 cks palm oil, I ensk
Malagetta pepper, 20 t harwood, 140 elephant's teeth, W Rotheram &"
W A and G Maxwell—River

WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA.
Corsair, (220) Irvin, fm Barbados, with 131 hds 19 tes 36 brls sugar
246 pns 54 hds 13 !iris molasses, 40 hgs ginger, 15 bls cotton, 8 c staves,
4cs presents, H Moore and co—P Dk
Dorothea, (305) Fairhurst. fin Berbiee, with 25 hds 14 tea sugar, J
Dodson-44 hds do, N Waterhouse and Son-25 do, R Semple and co
—l7 do, J Bond-293 hds 42 tcs 1 box do, 1 cask shrub, 60 hides, .1
Crosthwaite and co —W Dk
Johnston., (436) M`Pherson, fm Demerara, with 643 hds sugar,
Sandbach, Tinne and co-15 pis rum, 6 pkgs presents, Order—River
Lima Packet (210) Cunningham, fm Trinidad, with 80 10 tea
2G brls sugar, V' Carlisle-23 his 8 tcs 9 lids do, Sinclair and Boyd-
-4 hds do,W Protheroe and Son-1 tce do, J Winder and hds do,
83 bags cocoa, J Logan-571 bags cocoa, Wm Carliale-31 do, M 111
Strickland-100 brls do, H Cumming-628 arras F cotton,W Wood and
co-1 bx retd goods, It Brown and co-7 pkgs presents, Order—K Dk
Rebecca, (344) Williams, fm Demerara, with 163 lids 29 tes 28 brls
sugar, 96 pns 88 hds 27 brls rum, 202 cks molasses, 126 bgs coffee, 62
his cotton, T and H Murray-24 lids 6 brls sugar, R Semple and co-
-50 hds do, Sandhach and co-30 hds do, 10 pus rum, 1 cse Mad wine,
7 pkgs presentS, Order—W Dk
SOUTH AMERICA.

Lee, (2V.2) Braithwaite. fm Puerto Cabello, with 150 G srns cotton,
149 srns indigo, 64 t lignumvitm, Ackers, Greenshields & co-415 srns
cotton, Drder-13 srns indigo, L Bteinthal-1 cse conts unkn, J Bibby
and co-29 pieces machinery and 1 cotton gin, Order-30 deals, said
Master-0 Dk
Bengal, (390) Teulon, fm Maranham, with 57 bags cotton, .T Rush-
ton-550 do, Duarte Bros and co-130 do, A Parlane-200 do, T Hes-
keth-30 do, .0 lronside-896 do, Moon Bros-85 do, Mellors & Russel
—5O do, Foster Bros-170 do, Order-55 bags cocoa, 1 co isinglass,
Moon Bros-3 es I brl isinglass, 11l cs oil, H S Sitikon—G Dk
Rival, (403} Whinfleld fm Maranham, with 31 bags cotton, T & W
Henderson-93 do, C L Winder and co-308 do, Order-200 do, T H es-
ketl-11 do, If Lucas-406 do, J Ilaselden and co-30 do, Duarte tars
and co-130 do, A Parlane-30 do, .1 Burn and co-30 do, T Naylor
and co-118 do, J and J Hartley-698 do, Moon Bros-1360 dry 0 & c
hides, 11 tcs fustic. 1000 oranges, Moon Bros—W Dk
UNITED STATES.
Harkaway, (563) French, fm Virginia, with 134 hds 2 tea tobacco,
W H hds 6 tcs do, Hunter and Alexander-11 hds,l tce
do, Maury, Latham and co—:3o hds do, GSt J Smith-96 do, J Stewart
—l2 do, W Oxley and co-62 do, Crary, Fletcher & co-30 do, Order
—586 bales cotton, Crary, Fletcher and co-75 do,W and J Brown and
co-1 case hams, F B Ogden-3 brls flour, Order—K Dk
Spartan, (424) Bunting, fm Richmond, with 144 lids 15 tcs tobacco
W Oxley and eo-106 hds do, Hunter & Alexander-198 do, Hagarty
and Jerdein-21 do, W and J Brown and co-20 do, ,R Workman and
co-67 do, Maury, Latham and co-50 do, Langtrys and co-33 do,
Evans and Trokes-91 do, 3 Stewart—K Dk
Carroll of Carrollton, (655) Bird, fin New York, with 80 bales cot-

ton, W and J Brown and co—\62 do, Nlaury, Latham and co-192 do,
T and] D Thornely-45 do, Wildes, Pickersgill and co-22 do, Dun-
lop, Waddell and eo-50 do, 100 brls apples, T B Blackburne--150 brls
apples, E B Cobb-65 do, W Maxwell and co-5 do, C Humberston
and co-9 do, Order-100 brls turpentine, a qnty shooks Ste, Fitzhugh
and Grimshaw-10 shooks, P W Byrnes-1 coasts unkn, W and J
Brown and co—P Dk

Allechany, (399) Michaels, fm Philadelphia, with 209 bales cotton,
1007 brig turpentine, 8 cs conts unkn, W and J Brown and co-395 bls
cotton, Hagan, Magie and co-22 hds bark, Tennants, Clow and co-
-River

Margaret, (246) Swan, fm New Orleans, with 11 hds tobacco, W
Oxley and co-15 do, Maury, Latham and eo-498 hls cotton, Phelps,
James and co-157 do, Fisher Bros and co-4 do, T Dixoc and co--
Ibx papers, Fde Lizardi and co—P Dk _ _

Henriette, (123) Hondt, fm Antwerp, with 30 'miles
and vo—W do, Mulholland a;id co-30 00, A Swuiuson-55 L oak bark
llk

Tallyho, (121) King, fm Odessa, with 16i hales hemp, 10 cks tal-
low, 11 and J llornby and co---25 bales wool, Onler—S llk

..-Z-bipptlig intelligence.

FRIDAY, Nov. 4.—Noon, Wind West.-11oderate.
(An Irish mail—High Water 711 57m p.m.)
Art RIVED—The Dorothea, Fairhurst, from Berhice, sailed 234 Sept.
—Spartan, Banting, from Virginia—The Clyde, Brown, from Q11,1,0e
—Felix Encuentro, Frelize, from Cadiz—Gesine Hermine, Junks,.
from itotterdam—Bess, from Denia—Margaret, Swan, from
New Orleans ; sailed 24th September—Henrietta, , from A tit-
werp—Rival, Whenfield, froth Maranham ; sailed 18th Sept—ltehecca,
Williams, from Demerara; 23d Sept.—Lima Packet, Cunningham,
(tom Trinidad—Lydia, Gibb, from Jamaica; sailed 19th Sept.—lsis,
In lis, from Jamaica ; sailed .11th Sept.—Carroll of Carrollton, Bird,
from New York • sailed 13th Oct.—Hereford, Freer, and John Walker,
Black, from Quebec ; sailed 14th Oct.

ALSO Minivan—Active, from Cork—Mary, Walker, and Margaret
bl•lienzie, Grant, from Sligo—Resolution, 11furray, from Strangford—
Shepherd, Hughes, froui Dublin.

• Mary Ford, Barton, hence for Quebec, was totally lost in the St
Lawrence, during a heavy gale of wind, on the 6th October, on the
Pillar Rocks—two men drowned.
Devereux, Eskdale, hence, et St Lawrence.
Dorade, Darlon, hence, at Havre.
Sir F. Burton, Hayes, hence, at Old Calabar.
Providence, Valbrecht, hence, at Danzig.
Tam O'Shanter, Sumpton, hence, at Quebec.
Prince Regent. Burt, and Faside, Primrose, hence, and Robert Kerr.
Thomas, from Philadelphia, at Quebec.
Smyrna, —, hence for Malta, was spoken 23d Oct., in lat. 48,
long. 10.
Hero, —, put back to Quebec sth Oct. with loss of bowsprit and
head.
Norval, --, and Woodman, hence; at St. John, N.B.
New Orleans, Purringtou, hence, was on the Bar of the Mississippi
22d September.
Walter, Yorke. and Robert Pulsford. Prince, hence, at Philadelphia.
Milled. ville, Porter, hence, at New York, 10th Oct.
St. Andrew. Thompson. hence, at do. 11th Oct.
Orpheus, Bursley. hence, at do. 13th Oct.
President, Chadwick, from London, at New York.
• Charlemagne, Richardson. from Havre, at New York.
Thomas Pelle, Carr, and Devereux, Eskdale. hence, at Quebec.
Jane Prowse, Branscombe, hence, for Lima, was spoken 7th Sept.
in lat. 1 19 N, long. 24 W. Winwick, —, hence, for Newfound..
land, was spoken 29th Oct. otT Tuskar. Superb, —, hence, fur
Jamaica, was spoken 2d Nov. off Wicklow, by the Boddingtons.
It blew a heavy gale of wind from the eastward at Quebec from the
3d to the 6th ult., during which some vessels were driven on shore and
bilged. -
The Dorothea, Fairhurst, arrived at this port from Berhice, sailed
23d Sept. The Richmond, Hall, sailed for London 21st Sept. On the
21th Oct. in lat. 4i 20, long. 26'15, spoke the Lima Packet, from Tri-
nidad for this port.
The Salus. Thelwall, from Portsmouth, at Quebec. with the crew of
the Allies; from Drogheda for Quebec, abandoned 2.5 th August, in
lung. 25.
MILFORD, Oer, 31.—The Hope. Myles, from Newfoundland, which
put in yesterday, must discharge to repair damages.
The Mary Ford was one of the oldest vessels belonging to this
country, being 61 years of age, owned by Mr. John Barber of this
town.

SATURDAY, Nov. 5 —Noon, Wind W.N.W.—Fresh breeze.
(High Water 8h Slm p.m.)

ARRlVED—Onondago, Morgan, and Appleton, Sharpe, from Quebec
—Bengal, Teulon, from Maranham ; sailed 23d Sept.—Alleghany, Ni-
chols, from Philadelphia—Adelaide, Bainbridge; Fenwick Keating,
Moran, and Devonport; shmaers, from St. John, N.8..--Pet, Stone,
from Smyrna— Nerio, Jarvis, from Malaga—Superb, Huelin; from
Gibraltar—Azores Packet, lleyes, from Malaga and Gibraltar—Cyrus,
Pottinger, from Oporto—Elizabeth, M'Donald, from Demerara ; sailed
30th September—llibernia, Wilson, from New York ; sailed 18th Oct.
—Lord Selkirk, Morrison, from Prince Edward's Island—Formidable,
Mackay, from Sincapore—Ocean Queen, Carnie, from Pugwash.

Atso ARR IvEn—Robert. from Wexford—Sicilian, fm Londonderry
Mary Frances, from Daogheda—George IV. from Newry.

Dash, Brocklehank, hence, at Newfoundland.
Date, Barton. hence, for Mirarniehi; was 25 miles S.W. of the Sal
tees, 3d November.

Onondaga, Morgan, from Quebec, at this port; sailed Bth Oct. in
nompany with the Europe, for London.
North America, Dixey, hence, for New York, was spoken 28th Oct.
in lat. 48, long. '47.
Wilberforce, Harrison. hence, at Maranham.
Jamaica,Smith, and Alecto, Norman, hence, at Jamaica.
Pandora Packet, -. from Falmouth, at Havana in thirty-six days.
Andromeda, Patrick •, Chester, Tate ; Duncan Gihb, M'Gratli ;
Charlotte, Fisher; Charlotte, Sloan, and Esther, Douglas, hence, at
Quebec.
Lady H. Ellice, Watt, and Sophia, of Greenock, from New York, at
Quebec.
Jamaica, Weston, hence, at Bahia.
Mary Ann Peters, Mills, hence, off Cape Chat.
B. Mesick. Martin, hence, at Bordeaux.
Archer, ---; hence, for St. Thomas, was spoken 23d Sept. in lat.
97, long. 47.
Algonquin, Miercken. hence, at Philadelphia.
Tinamara, Battershall, and New Orleans, Purrington, hence, at New
Orleans.
Alexander, Luckett, hence, at Mobile.
Echo, Mallett. hence, at New York, 14th Oct.
Georgio, Talbot ; Jubilee, Williams ; Lord Glenelg. Patten ; Scot-
land, Hackstaff; Louisa, Trueman, and Emerald, Prindle, hence, at
New York.

Pacific, hence, for New York, was on the Grand Bank, on the 2d of
Oct. with fore-topmast sprung,
Mogul, Pfister, hence, at New York, 16th Sept. ' On the 4th of Oct.
in lat. 42, long. 54, spoke the St. Lawrence, hence, for Philadelphia.
Elizabeth, Bruce, Rogers, hence, at Boston.
Belvidere, Bailey, hence, for Charleston, was spoken sth ult. in let.
49. long. 9.
The barque Asia was spriken 3d ult. in let. 46, long. 52.—Abbotsford,
hence, for Jamaica, 17th ult. in lat. 50, and John Dugdale, hence, for
Sincapore, 26th ult. in lat. 51, long. 7.
Ceylon, --, hence, for New York, was spoken 23d ult. in lat.
49, long. 14.
Tweed, Sinith, hence, at Trinidad
Sophia Pate, Stone, and Violante, Ts.glioferie; from Constantinople,
at Odessa,
Clipper, Holland, and Cruiser, Candler, hence, at Constantinople.
Ann Dorothea. Witt, hence, at Paimbieuf.
Pauline, Vanderperre, hence, at Ostend.l
Gretty, Data, hence, at Antwerp.
Nnerraad4 Proun, De Groot, at Nienendreas, with windlass broken.
bound for this port.
Augusta, Butcher, and Catharina, Bekkering, hence, at Helvoet.
Hunse,tKettelaar, hence, at Harlingen.
Helena Christina, Nyborg : Cecilia, Mass ; Marianne, Schmidt;
Selma, Dotloff, and Frederick, Pommersch, hence, at Danzig.
Sarah, Hudson, and Liverpool, Nixon, hence, at Pillau.
Formidable, Mackay, from Sincapore, at this pott ; sailed Ist July,
in company with the Malcolm ; the Orissa sailed let June, and the
Abeona on the 12th June, all for London.
Clutha, from Clyde and Batavia, at Sincapore.
Ocean Queen, Carnie, from Pu"wash, at this port ; sailed 9th Oct.
Saw the brig Albion going in under jury fore-topmast. On the 10th
Oct. off Cape Canso, spoke the Martha, hence, for Pugvrash. On the
26th Oct. in lat. 50, long. 24, spoke the Prince Regent, froth Quebec,
for Maryport.
NEW Tonic, 15th OCT.—The Newcastle, Hull, from Bangor for New
York, was totally wrecked on Long Island 9th instant ; crew and pas-
sengers saved'

SUNDAY, Nov. 6.—Noon, Wind N.W.W.—Moderate.
(High Water gh 13m a.m.)
AitßlTlSD—Matilda, Rowe, from Calcutta—Mar7,•s, Stephenson, from
Nassau—Ebeneser, Adams, from Malaga—Tally Ho, King, from
Odessa—Sir Charles Forbes, Leslie, from Bahia—Friendship, M'Cul.
loch, from Honduras—Greyhound, Brennen, from Nevis ; sailed sth
Oct.
ALSO Annivnn—Euphemia, Nelson, fm Dublin—Adelaide, Thomp-
son, from Newry—Ceres, Ellis, from Poole—Lily, Jarvis, from Sal-
combe.

Cintra, O'Brien, for Gibraltar, has put bank.
Gustay Leopold, Bartils, from Wolgast, at this port, leaky, bound to
Baltimore, 13,5.
Leveret, Ditcham, from Leghorn, at Cove.
Racer, , from Malaga, at Dublin.
Ellen, Wilson, from China and Mauritius, at St, Helena.
Aurora, -, from China, at ditto.
Orissa. -, from Sincapore, at ditto.
Bengal Packet; Tamerlane, and Kyle, from Calcutta, at ditto.
William Rodger, from Bombay, at ditto.
Lord Hobart, from the Cape of Good Hope. at ditto.
Sandbach, Bispham, hence, at Demerara.
Mary, --, sailed from Demerara for this port, 2701 Sept
Arab, Marshall, hence, at Philadelphia.
Marathon, Eldridge, hence, at Boston.
Matilda, Rowe, from Calcutta, at this port ; sailed 12th June ; from
the. Sand Heads, 18th June ; and from St. Helena 17th Sept. Ex-
perienced very severe weather in the Bay of Bengal, and on rounding
the Cape had a succession of westerly gales from the 10th to the end
of August
Friendship, M'Culloch, from Honduras, at this port; sailed 22d of
Sept. Thel%lariner sailed in company for Kinsale, and the Mary An-
nabella and the Clarendon in company for London.

MONDAY, Nov. 7.—Noon, Wind W.N.W.—Blowing fresh,
(High water 9h 52m p.m.)
ARRlVllD—Wilberforce. from Benin—Wilmott, Miles, from
Bt. John's, N.B.—Mary, Ryland. from Demerara—Flora, Aamstrong,
from Patras—Reliance, fro.n Marseilles—Parldield, M.'Auley,
from Bombay.

--
Gerard, Cunningham. hence and Gibraltar, at China, 15th May.
Barbara, -, for this port, was off the Cape of Good llope, '7th
Sept.
Aheona, Gullies, from Singapore. for London. off ditto.
Delta, •- , from Pernambuco, for this port, was spoken 6th Oct. ld
lat. 11 N, long. 28, W.
Cleveland, Morley, from Bombay, at the Cape of Good Hope.
Sir John Beresford, Mitchell, from Calcutta, at ditto.
Cognac Packet, Wallace, from London, at ditto. and sailed for Mau-
ritius 22th Aug.
Assunta, Passali, hence, at Genoa.
Mastery, Le Bas, hence, at Gibraltar.
Friends, M'Cleverty, hence, at Singapore.
Sarah, Sadler, from. Penang, atditto.
Martha, hence, at Singapore; and sailed for China, Bth June.
Fanny, Sherrill, at Macao Bth June. and sailed 22d June, for Cal-
cutta.

Elizabeth, Johnstone, hence, at Bahia.
Luna, —, sailed from Bahia., for this port, 13th Sept.
Royal, Stewart, from the Clyde for New York, was spoken 16th of
Oct. in lat. 41, lung. 69 10—all well.
Frances AIM, from Singapore, at Macao.
Richard Reynolds, from Batavia, at Sine Pore•
Dapper, Dickenson, and Jane, Penwick, from dabuttta, at St.
Helena.
Nestor, Clures, from Bombay, at ditto.
Africa, Skelton, from Ceylon and Cape of Good Hope, at ditto.
Wilierforce,—efrom Benin, at this port; sailed 17th Aug. The
Calypso; Jones, for this port, Was totally wrecked on the Bar of Benin,
bottling out, crew and part of the Cargo saved.
May, Syms, from Bombay, at St. Helena.
Eleanor Laidinan, Greed; from Calcutta, at ditto.
Mary White, Garringham; Indus, 111•Farlane; Lady Stormont,
M'Minn, and Majestic, Lawson, from Bombay, at St. Helena.
Hindi)°, Askew, and Blakely, Harding, from Calcutta, at ditto.
Madrai. Quenten, from Madras, at ditto.
Sir Charles Malcolm, Lydn, frdm London. at Bombay, Ist July.
On the lOth June, spoke the Mermaid, from Bombay.
Ellen, Kemp, from Batavia, at St. Helena.
Otterspool, Richardson, and Fortfield, Sly, hence, at Calcutta.
Parkfielcl, M'Auley. froth Bombay, at this port ; sailed 129th July,
and from St: Helena 21th Sept. The Ann sailed 28th July. Lord Win..
Bentinck 26th July for London. The Win. Rodger failed 10th for this
port. The Hinds bad sailed lint put back to Bortibay, hiving been in
contact with the. Lord Wm. Bentinck, but expected to sail again in
about a week. The Reliance was to sail in a week. 13th Sept. off
the CaPe exchanged numbers with the Hector for Bombay. 12th Oct.
spoke the Abberton front Calcutta and Madras.

1 ELF:GRAPH OFFICE, Novs►tastt 7, 1836.
Wind at Holyhead W.N.W.—Blowing fresh.
Off Holyhead, inward-bound, at 2 p.m.—No. 1094, Frankland, froM
Demerara.
Off Point Lyiuts, inward-bound, at 8 a,m.—No. 929. Courier, B Bchr,
from Lisbon.

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.

Ftaivals 4-c.

Nov
Tuesday .... 8
Wednesday.. 9
Thursday
Friday, ....II
Saturday....la
SUNDAY-13
Monday ....I4

H. M.
10 29
11 7
11 44
ti 5
0 48
1 31
2 22

17 3
18 4
- 19 7
025 19 6
1 9 18 10
156 17 5
51 15 9

Saturn in con j. with Moon
Venus lriAes 2h 57m morn,
Saturn rises 611 17in moth
St Martin
Cam. Term divides. mid.
24th Suaday after Trinity
Jupiter rises li2h 710 even

Nov. g, 1836

fti art fts.

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, Nov. 4.
The SUGAR market rernains'in a very depressed state, and to effect
sales to any extent holders are obliged to submit to a further consider':
aide decline in prices ; only 230 hh.ls B. P., however, have been 'hi
posed of duriti4 the week at the reduced quotations, and no transao•
firms are reported either in N 1 auritius or Bengal. No sales hare heea_
made in Foreign Sugar worthy of particular notice.—ln MOLASSES R.
transactions have taken place —CoPaga. No public sales of
tion have been attempted this week, and the transactions are con:
fined to a few trivial parcels of Jamaica, at the qnotations. Nothing
r
dime in Foreign.—No sales in Coot or PIMENTO ; but 500 bags °,
East InJia GINGRK have been taken at 3.)s r cwt., and 6'o bap of
black FSPPRK at 4,1 to -lid it th.—No sales in Rice.—Rust continues
in goodirequest, but owing to the stock in importers' hands being fa:
tremely small, the Sales are confined to a few parcels of Demerara, a'
the quotations.
Several public sales of East India Produce have been held, but
mostly withdrawn. 160 chests SHELL Lac sold at a trifling reduction'
—A few-chests of INDIGO iirolight 3s 911 to is 7d 44, lb, and gener.a2l3;
the prices for this article mustbe considered nominal.-64 cheatsO
Graf ARABIC sold at 69s to 835 41Y cwt.-209 East India blue GALLS at
91s to 96i.-369 bags of S LTernat it at 31s 6d to 325.-59 bags of Nl'
TRATR of SOD. 4, at 19s 4r cwt, and 20 bales of SENNA at 3d tr Ili- A.
Dv awoons.—All descriptions remain dull, and the sales of all kin'•
do not exceed 70 tons, without any material change.—There is soma
little improvement iu the value of TURPENTINE, 17s 6d to 173 80 basin:4
been obtained to-day by auction for 500 to 600 hrls from the (111aY1
NO sales or alteration of price in AmeriCart TAR—For Montreal 11°_,
A snits there has been a more general demand, and 359 to 400 brls hay
been 51)111 at 30s fld Mont,eal Pearl Ashes are dull and rather lower,
41s to 4ls 9,1 has been accepted for a few small lots.-0-ositolrao-1
}hex is in very limited request; the sales this week are only about
25 Mid! Philadelphia, in small lots at-20s 6d.—Bass' WAX is ratherou
the advance; 19 chests East India brought £8 41 cwt in bond, and 8
small parcel of Turkey £7 10s.—Nothing done in Ctovgasitan.l
Egyptian FLAXSFED goes off freely 3200 bags have been disposed t'd
at the quotations.—H toes. The sales are confined to 2770 salted
Buenos Ayres at 44d to 41d, 1800 dry salted Ceara at 6d. 2220 SingaPyre
Buffalo at 3d to 4to, and 18,311 East India Kips at 710 to 710 for drl:
malted. ssd to 5.;11 for first rubbed do, 410 to 61d for snood dry and
brined. and 4d to 510 4C Its for first rubbed do.—OaK. BARS.-90 ton,
have been sold at £6 17s 6d 41, too.—The sales of TOBacco amount !-12
about 181 hhils,•of which 30 libds were Kentucky leaf for export, 4W
hhdi Virginia leaf and stemmed for Ireland, and the remainder. cen"
sisting of Kentucky and Virginia stemmed, were taken by the borne"
trade.

MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.
There has been rather more inquiry fOr Bufmsrolvs this week : 110
tons have been disposed of at £7 to £7 5s r ton for good quality.--
The sales in SUMAC are only 100 bags Sicily, at 13s 3d Ir cwt.-1n M-
oots 72 casks red Oporto have realized 2As 3d.to 32a 41" cwt
of TARTAR and brown TAR TAR are still dull of saIe.—MADDSRS ins
Mitnnatt pours continue also to be neglected.—There has been a fair
detnand for VA Lo&r,t, the sali-s are 70 tons, within the quotationa.,,,-7 •
10.'s to 107 s 4r, cwt has been paid for 90 bags yellovi BERRIES, and 00
cwt for a few sacks Turkey white GA Ll.S.—Thd business in OLIO
Om has been very limited ; the sales are only about 12 tuns, at fire,
prices.—About 4O tuna SEAL and Con Om have this week been taken.
by the trade, at an advanee of 20s 41" tun upon the sales last reported.
—SuED OILS continue in limited request, particularly LINSEED, WhIO
is otleredlower ; pale RAPE maintains its price in small parcels.'-:
The appearance of severe frost early in the week oecasioned a sperg„
lative inquiry for PALM OIL, and shout 5.50 tons were dispoeed of s`.,
r3O to £3O 10s, and small parcels at
.£3l ; of these sales about 300 toad`
old Calabar were taken, to arrive, at £3O ; the frost having disappeared.
the market has again become quiet, and little doing.—OlL of TurtrOr:
TINE fully mil-Torts the pricei quoted.—Some small sales of Hbt .
have been effected at our advanced quotations.—ln FLAX nothing
dOne:—Early in the week some extensive transactions took'place'iri
TALLOW, at '46s to 47a for-Petersburgh yellow candle; there has sine,•
been little doing.

LIVERPOOL' COTTON MARKET. Nov. 4:
There has been rather more inquiry from spinners for the middling'
to geod fair qualities Of Amerienn, for which holders hive obtained 8
slight advance : low classes and East India, however, remain in a rev,'
-
depressed state, and prices of nearly all lone-stapled, with fhe exce,.
tion of Sea Island, may be reduced id If" lb, and in many instanceg.
sales hare been forced at a still greater reduction. 200 Ami.rican Far
been taken on speculation. and 100 American, 100 Surat and 250 Bt
gal for export. There have been forwarded into the country t,,5°L,,
during the past month 1100 American, 180 Pernambuco; 170 Baba,'"
Maranharn, 570 Egyptian, 40 West India and 260 Surat.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON.
From the 28th ult. to this clay inclusive.

Current IMPORTI•
8 AL33 OP THE WHIM. Prices. ThisWklthisYear
___.....---
50 Sea Island 2ld rii 39d
Stained 8 —lB 1799 321265
386) Bowed Georgia 7l 111
2590 c Mobile 7l --121 1
2 Alabama and Tennessee 74 104
.... .343539
2790 Nvw Orleans 7l —l3
1(60 I Pernambuco and Paraiba lll —l4 ? 971 1 8023 '
t Aricati and Ceara lll —l2 S
120 Bahia and Maceio 9 121 .- • • 23867
310 f Nlaranham
3"69.
2 Sawginned
Minas — 1 136
Para .... . ,
Demerara, Surinam, Ste.-- 176
111 15 ....
380 Egyptian ll —l6 887 84681
Barbados lO 11 15 463.
Peruvian lOl 111 ) 1
Bahama
a)o Lagnayra
30 Common West India, .4&e 9 11, r 3217 2239
20 Carthagena
I
Smyrna 8 81'
Manilla.. '
5 ...,4 ,
420 Surat 4— 71 .... i 6.4'
60
250 j Bengal 4 5 Madras 5l -- 71
1. 5 1 87 1:1384S
12240 bales 6976 90----.....-
7915
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Monday Evening.
Since our last the market has been without any improvemi
sales on Saturday and to-day being 1,500 bags each day.

Tor. 7.
nt ; th 6

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 7.
The supplies continue small for every article, not equal to thede.
mend.ll-rs have purchased Wheats freely at an advance of 6d te.
8d per 701 s, and a good deal has heed taken by speculators. Old Iri6g
WheitiBa 9d to 9s 6d, and new of
_prime quality 8s 6tl to 9s per.7olbs•
Although Oats have not been much inquired for, an advance of 3d per
451bs has been obtained—and Oatmeal has been sold at 31s per 240101
for old, and 38s to 40a for new. Barley has, also improved in value,
grinding Is lid to 5s 3d per 601bs.
The scarcity of Flour has caused an advance in this article of 88 W
lOs per 2801bs.
WHEAT, W 7011 i. ael a d
English red,crop.B36 9 9 a/0 3
Do. old 9 10 .. 10 4
Do. new white
Do. old lO 4 .. 10 10
Scotch, white 0 0 .. 0 0
Do. red
Irish red, croplB3s 8 4 .. 9 7
Do, old 8 2 .. 9 2,
Do. white 1836 9 .. 10 1
Do. old 8 8 .. 9 9
Dantzig, red
Do, white
Stettin, red 0 0 .. 0 0
Do. white 0 0.. 0 0
Couigsherg, red Q 0.. 0 0
Do. white
Ria'.9c Petersburg 0 .. 0 0
Odessa'
Russian, hard 0 0 .. 0 0
Cenada, red 0 0.. 0 0
Do. white 0 0 .. 0 0
Bonded Wheat
RYit,imp. gr. English
and Foreign; free 0 0.. 0 0
Do. in bond 0 0 0 0
BARLEy,r imp. qr
English, Malttn,,, ..38 0 .. 40 0
Do. Grinding,6oYb 4 2 .. 4 5
Irish, Malting, do. 5 3 .. 5 7
Do. Grinding, do. 4 9.. 5 2
Foreign, d. p. do. 0 0.. 0 0 i
Do. n bond 0 0.. 0 0
OATS, 4f, 45115.
English, crop 1636 3 3 .. 3 5
Do. old 3' 8.. 4 0
Scotch, &c new 3 3... 3' 5
Do. old • 310 .. 4 2

OATS, 45it5.[1836 e d sd.
Irish,n. kilndried 310 40.
Do. old do.
Do. prime, 42tb
Do. do. old 44.. 4 F.
Foreign, free
Do. in bond . 9 9.. 3
PRASE, 4- imp. qr.
English, white
Foreign, white
BRANS, trop. qr
English, new
Do. Pigeon, old
Foreign, free
Do. in bond
Irish, Tiek,e. new
Do. old
MALT, t, imp. qr
English
INDIAN Colts% int.qr..
Red
White ... . .
Fume, fr 2801 b.
English, fine 49 0 .. 52 ill,
Irish, 2ds new 53. 0.. 0
Do. fine . 57 0..61

51 0 55
47 0 , . 63
48 0..53
35 0 .. 42 v,
48 0 .. 51. Au
46 0 . v
49

American. sweet,
per brl. free 0 0.. 0 °
Do. in bond .... 26 0 .. 23 Ao
Do. sour, free.... V; 0 31
Do. in bond .... 26 6 .. 20 au
Canadian, free .. 27 o
.• 30 -
Do. in bond 0 0.. 0
OATMEAL, 4' 240)b
English, new .... 0 0 ..0
Irish, new
Do. old 3B 0 .. 37 6
BRAN, 4'. 24Th 1 0.. 1 I

LONDON GAZETTE.—FRIDAY, Nov. 4.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED:
T. Gould andiJ.Vickerman, Manchester, fustian-sheavers—C. Hind"
Icy and R. Ilyde, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, iriotton-splnners--.
G. Wilson. T. Wilson, and S. Wilson, Bradford, linen-drapers-4'
Kershaw, W. R. Callender, and J. Lesse,jim, Ardwick and Manches-
ter, calico-printers—S. Hollinworth, W..flollinworth, J. Hollinworth'
and G. Hollinworth, Hollingworth, Cheshire, woollen elothiers—J,
Dutton and J. Alcock. Manchester, corninisaion-agents—J. Hall and
S. Woolf, Manchester, packers—G. Gillett; J. Wright, and J.
Manchester. brick-makers—J. Richardson and J. Fallows, Liverpo.',
vinegar-manufacturers—S. Billington. J. Campbell. and J. Brooke,
Ashton-under-Lyne, cotton-spinners,; so far as regards.). Brooky.

INSOLVENTS.
Nov. I, Henry Cooper, London-street, Ratcliffe, London. flottr"
factor.

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Nov. 4, Thomas Wildish, Crotched-friars, London wine-merasot•

BANKRUPTS.
Thomas Thompson, Brydges-street, Covent-garden, London, wine•
merchant.

Thomas SMith, Southampton-street, Strand, London; vide-Tact'
chant.

James Duncan, St. Mary-axe, London, cheesemonger.
John llaylinore, Abehurch-lane, London. currier.
Alexander Elmslie, Long-lane, Southwark, chemist.
Henry Wilson, Wigan, Laneashite, tailor.
Joseph Drewe, Keynsham, Somerseishite, Scrivener.
John Miller, Brisiol, nurseryman:
henry Tanner, Grenada-terrace, Stephney, master mariner.
William Barthold, Great Tower-street, London, merchant.

DIVIDENDS.
Nov. 26. A . C. Marsh, Great Scotland-yard. London, nary-agent--
Dec. 14, J. Scholfield and J. Clough, Selby, Yorkshire. bankers-110'
14, B. Clarkson, Selby, Yorkshire. banker—Nov. 26, J. Barker, Sok
bury, Suffolk. grocer—Dec. 5, T. Chambers, Birmingham, publican--
Noy. 30, W. Hand, Molleston, Pembrokeshire, coal-merchant-In,
30, J. Symmons, Haverfordwest, draper—Dee. 16.
.1. Gleadhill, 01 ,
ham, Lancashire, cotton-spinner—Nov. 22, D. D. Orlidge, Bristol.
wine-merchant.
CERTIFICATES
To be granted, unlesi cause be shown to the contrary, on or beton' Or
25th day of November.
W. Hodgeni, Liverpool merchant—J. Hadley, Cradlelt, Worcester'
shire. grocer—W. Key, Isleworth, linen-araper—.l •
Popplewell, Millhank-street, Westminster. coal-merchant—R. 10,7"
den, Manchester innkeeper—C. U. Christmas. Church-passage. in-
therhithe.cemeni-manufacturer—W: T. Weston,South Audley-stree '
Grosvenor-square London, coal-merchant—W. Crosby, Newcaot.-
upon-Tyne, builder.

AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR-
The avece of Brown or- Muscovad SU o gar, computed ri,". 67
ttle returns maderage pri tin the week ending the Ist day, of November. I—itt
is 41s. per hundred weight, exclusive of the duties of customs Paget
or payable thereon upon importation thereof into Great Britain.

BIRTHS.
On Saturday last, Mrs. Brooks, King's Arms Hotel, Castle-street'
of a son.
On &Imlay last, at Stone Hill Cottage, the lady of Edtearu .°OE6
Esq., of a daughter.

DIED. her
On Thursday, the 27th ult., on hoard the barque Dorothea, °I,
passage from terhice, Mr. John Cuthbert Carpenter, aged 49 Y"-..,,
On Sunday, the 30th ult. after a long indisposition, Marl* third
daughter of the late Mr. Pert, of Ashton, near Warrington.
Same day, Mr. Thomas Foulkes, of Crosemere, inlhe parish 01t1" V
leamere, in the county Of Salop, farmer. A man much esteerebe"
all mho knew him.

On Thursday last, Mrs. ARport. of Stafford-street, aged 63.
David
Same day, aged 17 months, John David, son of the Rel',
Thom, Falkner-street.
On Saturday last, aged 30 years, Charlotte, the beloved wife of Mtt:
Andrew Preston, wipe-merchant, Falkner-terraee, Upper Parliarne.n
street, second daughter of the late Mr. Richard Einett, of this tovs n