The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-23 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

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Mr. Oakeley is, at last. a priest in the Church of Rome.
The report of a death from cholera on board a vessel at
Falmouth is positively contradicted.
The creditors of Messrs. Fry, Griffiths and Co., have
consented to take 4s. in the pound by instalments.
A HANDSOME DIVIDEND.—In the Bristol bankruptcy
court last week, in re It. P. and S. Pratt, a dividend of
five-eighths of a penny in the pound has been declared.
A few days since the royal court of Guernsey sentenced
a man, who had been convicted of theft, to be transported
to England for a term of three years.
The annual Polish ball and concert took place at the
London Guildhall, on Wednesday evening. There were,
upwards of 2000 persons present.
On Wednesday morning, a considerable fall of hail and
snow took place between Ipswichand Monningtree, and
also in several other parts of the eastern counties.
The church of All Hallows, in London, still possesses
an income, originally given to it for the purpose of buying
faggots for burning heretics.
A few days since a gentleman caught in the river Con-
way, near Llanrwst, a salmon weighing twenty-six
pounds. _ _

Mr. Samuel Smith, worsted spinner, near Halifax, a
bankrupt, has been committed to York Castle for not giv-
ing satisfactory answers to the questions put to him.
Many of the army messes are prudently economising
their table expenses, and following the example of the
first men of the land in diminishing their expenditure.
The boy Allnutt, 11 years of age, has been fully com-
mitted for trial, for the murder of his grandfather at
Hackney, by poison. _

RARE PionucE.—A day or two ago there might have
been seen growing in the garden of the Dean of Durham,
without the aid of any artificial means—a fine and luxu-
riant crop of green peas.
SIGNS of TUE TIMES.—The Gazette of Friday week
contained announcements of 28 fiats of bankruptcy ; that
of Tuesday last contained 44 more, and that of Friday last
24 more—altogether 95 fiats in eight days.
On Saturday Mr. Benjamin Marcus, a learned Polish
Jew, was baptised, and received into the Romish Church,
before a large number of persons, in the chapel attached
to St. Mary's College, Oscott.
THRESHING BY STEAM.—This novel fact has at length
been introduced in Norfolk ; and the " glowing furnace"
is now at work at the barn-doors of the speculative far-
mers in that county.
TIMBER UNDER HEARTHSTONES.—The recent fire in
Drummond-street, Euston-square, when a poor lady was
miserably burnt to death, has b en ascribed to ignited
cinders falling through a crack in the hearthstone.
A great sensation has been caused at Norwich by the
apprehension of Mr. George Thurtell, the well-known
florist, and latterly professing landscape-gardener, un sus-
picion of several felonies.
Several of the children attending the infant school at
Bury, in Norfolk, narrowly escaped death last week, from
the effects of some seeds of the laburnum tree, which they
had imprudently eaten.
Some thieves, on Sunday night, concealed themselves
in the office of the London station of the Great Western
Railway, and carried away the safe containing £l2OO in
gold and notes.
The Rev. F. Oakeley, a well-known seceder from the
church, was ordained a Roman Catholic priest on Sunday
last, by the Rev. Dr. Wiseman, at an ordination held in
the chapel of St. Edmund's College, near Ware.
A London law stationer has sued the Earl of Morning-
ton, in the Westminster County Court, for the expense of
copying some deeds, and the noble defendant has been
ordered to pay the amount claimed.
A man was found drowned a few days ago at Hammer-
smith. He was twice identified—first, as a natural son of
Lieut.-General Sir Brent Spencer ; and next, as Mr. G.
A. Polland, of the firm of Polland and Hopewell, army
acf!outrement manufacturers.

Mr. George Thomas Dunn, elected Mayor of Newcas-
tle-upon-Tyne, has declined the honour, and paid the fine
of £lOO. Sir John Simpson, elected Mayor of York, has
done the same. Other gentlemen must, of course, be
appointed. _ _

A subscription has been begun for the purpose of erect-
ing a bust or some other memorial of the late Dr. Men-
delssohn, in some appropriate public building in London;
and the Queen and Prince Albert have intimated their
intention to contribute £5O.

GLUT OF FlSH.—Billingsgate Market was on Saturday
completely glutted with a supply of soles and herrings. At
such a low rate were these fish sold that the dealers were
retailing herrings at twenty a groat, and good-sized soles
at id. the pair.
On Thursday afternoon, the conductor of one of the
London and Blackwall omnibuses, being falsely accused
of theft by a passenger, who had left his Macintosh cape
in the omnibus, became so much excited that he burst a
blood vessel, and fell dead in the street.

A case of shooting, with intent to murder, occurred on
Tuesday at Cawstou, about eleven miles from Norwich.
A respectable farmer, named Page, was fired at by his
brother-in law.. The cause of quarrel was a refusal on the
part of Page to lend his relative two sovereigns.
A few days ago, two brothers, named White, residing
at Shaston, in Dorsetshire, quarrelled, and fought for
some time; during the fight one of them fell on a brick
floor with such violence, that he fractured his skull and
died within a few hours.

The chief Rabbi (Dr. Alder) says the Jewish Chronicle,
has recently established a Talmudical Society, for the
purpose of maintaining the study of the Talmud. The
society meets twice a week, for one hour, at the rey. doc-
tor's house.

On Friday night, a young man, named Harkins, who
had set fire to a corn-stack, near Greenock, concealed
himself in a hole which he had made in a heap of bark in
a tan-yard adjoining, and was found dead next morning,
the superincumbent mass having fallen upon and smo-
thered him.
The late Sir George Philips, Bart., died possessed of
personal property amounting to £30,000, which, with his
freeholds in the counties of Warwick, Worcester, Oxford,
Gloucester, Lancaster, and elsewhere, he has left to his
son, Sir George Richard Philips, Bart., M.P., his sole
executor.

NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.—An article having been re-
cently imported from Alexandria into the port of Glou-
cester, described as " saggins," but which is stated to be
a grain called " denarii," which is used in the Levant and
in Egypt for food, it is ordered by the lords of the trea-
sury that it shall be admitted duty free.
A few days since, an infant, eleven months old, the
child of a cutler living at Sheffield, was choked with a
small piece of apple, which it had bitten from a larger
piece that had been given to it by its mother, as a play-
thing, to amuse it while she was occupied with her house-
hold affairs.

A notice has been issued from the Post-office giving the
public the privilege of writing upon newspapers sent by
post, provided a penny stamp be affixed upon them. This
privilege is to be confined to inscriptions on the newspa-
per itself, and is not to extend to the cover, which, as
heretofore, must contain nothing but the address.
Two petsons, named Sale and M`Koy, are in custody in
London, and have been remanded for an indefinite period,
charged with the murder and robbery of Mr. Bellcham-
berg, in Wilton-street, London, on the 11th ult. The
parties had been in company together, and the bolt with ,
which the fatal wound was inflicted was traced to the
possession of one of the prisoners.
The Glasgow papers tells a curious story of a lady who
refused to
.go home with her husband on the first night of
their marriage. The husband went home himself, but the
lady remained behind and absconded. Months passed
before she was discovered in a town at some distance from
Glasgow, and then she went with her husband, and the
second honeymoon is not yet expired.
The men on board her Majesty's ship Superb, eighty
guns, lying at Malta, on the Ist instant, having persisted
in expectorating on the deck, had their tobacco stopped.
They thereupon broke into mutiny, and smashed all the
crockery. They were soon induced to return to their
duty, six or eight of the more violent having been cap-
tured. The prisoners will be tried by a court-martial.
FIFTH OF NOVEMBER Fux.—The Mayor of Mon-
mouth prohibited bonfires and fire-works on the sth of
November, but some wag, determined to have his diver-
sion, stuffed a public pump with combustibles, and set fire
to it. We have heard that " lighting a pipe at the pump"
is proof positive of being drunk, but it would appear that
this rule is not free from exception.
DREADFUL Loss OF LIFE.—A great storm ravaged the
coast of Mayo on the Bth inst., when over thirty poor
creatures lost their lives. Nine persons, natives of Innis-
turk, were drowned in an endeavour to reach home with
some provisions for their starving children. Nineteen
fishermen were drowned in the Sound of Achill, and five
others off Achill Head the same day.
The Edinburgh Reriew has now only a nominal con-
nection with Edinburgh. On the insolvency of Messrs.
Constable and Co. in 1826, it became the property of
Messrs. Longman and Co. ; and on the death in the be.
ginning of the present year, of Mr. Macvey Napier, the
editorship was transferred to England, where it will hence-
forth be printed.

A CORPORATION IN A FlX.—Ruthin Corporation, on
proceeding to the Town Hall to elect a Mayor for the bo-
rough, found themselves on the wrong side of the door,
having been regularly barred out, the keys being in the
safe custody of the Hon. Frederick West, at Ruthin
Castle, who, it appears, has a lien on the building.
BRISTOL Doc Ks.—During the present session of Parlia-
ment an Act will be applied for, to enable the Dock
Company at Bristol to lease, or convey, to the corpora-
tion of that city, all their rights, original or appurtenant,
connected with, or incidental to, the dock property of
that port. And, also, an application will be made for
authority to take such measures for improving the naviga-
tion of the Severn, as may seem expedient.
Before the passing of the Municipal Reform Act, the
corporation of Kendal did not contribute a farthing to-
wards the expense of watching the town, and an average
yearly sum of £6OO was taken from the poor-rate, under
the name of constable-rate ; but the reformed corporation
defrays the whole expense of the police, as its revenues,
though not increased, are more economically adminis-
tered.

The fine new East Itidiaman, Lady Kennaway, beloning
to the representative (an only daughter) of the late Thos.
Ward, Esq., of London, was totally abandoned by her
crew in the Bay of Biscay, in a sinking condition, on
Wednesday week. She was commanded by Captain
Enery, and her first officer was Mr. Richard Walsh. She
left Bombay on the 21st of June, bound to London, laden
with a cargo of £210,000, consisting of Indian silks, crapes,
Cashmere shawls, gums, spices, rice, &c.
The master printers and compositors of London have
agreed to submit any differences that may arise between
them to a tribunal of their own choosing, viz. :—That a
committee of reference be appointed, consisting of twelve
!mister printers of not less than five years' standing, (six
to be chosen by the compositors,) for the purpose of set-
tling any disputes relative to work which might arise ;
and that if any member of the committee of reference
should be a party concerned in any dispute, such person
should, after a statement of his case, withdraw.
A lamentable gun accident occurred in the neighbour-
hood of Newnham, Gloucestershire, a few days since.
Mr. Bird, surgeon, of that town, went out on that day for
a little sport, in company with his two sons, of the ages of
eight and ten years. Being about to give some instruc-
tions, he placed his own gun, for a moment, in the hand of
one of his little boys, when the charge immediately ex
ploded into the hand of the one child, and passed into the
head of his little brother, who was standing close to the
muzzle, and was killed on the spot.
ARRIVAL OF Two ESQUIMAUX AT HULL.—On Satur-
day last, the Truelove, Captain Parker, arrived at this port
from Davis' Straits, with 6 fish, 85 tons of oil. She also
brought over two Esquirnaux, man and wife, from the
western land of Davis' Straits. It is now several years
since we had any of this race in this town before, and ne-
ver, we understand, were any brought from the western
coast. Their respective ages are, the male 17, and the fe-
male 15, and they were married about a fortnight before
they left their native shores.—Hull Packet.

Seven Ash trees have sprung from the tomb of Lady
Anne Grimston, in the churchyard of Tewin, in Hereford-
shire; and as it is difficult to divine how the trees, which
have now attained a great size, could have forced their
way through the solid masonry of the tomb, the neigh-
bouring peasants account for the circumstance by asserting
that Lady Anne who died more than a century since, was
an unbeliever in Christianity, and was wont to say that
" if the sacred book was true, seven ash trees would grow
out of her tomb."

STOPPAGE OF WEAVING ESTABLISHMENTS.—Two or
three extensive hand-loom weaving establishments in
Glasgow ceased working during last week ; and, in conse-
quence, several thousand workmen were thrown out of
employment. Other stoppages are expected soon. In
Paisley it has been ascertained, on strict inquiry, that the
unemployed amount to 1,699, and the number of their de-
pendents are roundly estimated as above 3,000. As the
Scotch poor-law provides no relief for able-bodied la-
bourers. the augmentation of this class is exciting much
local anxiety. Fever there, too, is assuming a form more
than ordinarily malignant. The mortality is increasing.
EXTENSIVE FORGERY OF BANK NOTES.-4 gentle-
manly-looking man, of the name of Wm. Green, has been
committed for trial at the Bath assizes, on a charge of
having, in connexion with other persons not in custody,
been concerned in a wholesale forgery of £5 bank notes of
the North Wilts Banking Company, purporting to be
issued from the branch bank at Chippenham. To what
extent the forgery has been carried, it is impossible to say
at present, but nearly £l,OOO worth have been discovered;
and is suspected that a great number of the notes have
been sent to London, as well as to various towns and vil-
lag,es round Bath and Bristol.

STOCK EXCHANGE FRAUD.—An inquiry has been com-
menced before the Committee of the London Stock Ex-
change, relating to the receipt of an express from Paris,
which turns out to have brought fabricated intelligence.
Acting upon the news so received, several of the members
of the house operated, and as their bargains produced
some fluctuation, they have been called upon to account
for the manner in which they dealt, and to furnish the
particulars of their transactions. As yet no satisfactory
progress has been made in discovering the author of the
fraud, but it is anticipated that the officers commissioned
to follow up the business are on the right scent.
ETHERISATION SUPERSEDED.—Professor Simpson, of
Edinburgh, has, in the trichloride of formyle, discovered
an agent which more rapidly, pleasantly, and without
communicating any offensive odour to the clothes of the
patient, produces entire insensibility. No inhaler or in-
strument of any kind is necessary. A few drops put on
a handkerchief and thus applied to the mouth and nostrils
produces the desired effect in a few seconds. Last week
Professor Simpson brought his discovery before the
Medico-Chirurgical Society of Edinburgh.—[Two cases
of parties operated on at the Southern Hospital, whilst
under the influence of this agent, will be found noticed in
another column.)
A CHANGE.—We are now enabled to state, on the best
authority, Cie almost incredible fact that no less than
seven thousand new accounts have been opened in the
transfer books of the banks for stock of various kinds,
but Consols chiefly, since the month of July—and this
number, in addition to those inscribed in the books before.
The small capitalists, or, as generally expressed, the
public, have been beforehand therefore with their more
aristocratic leaders of the higher order, and of the Stock
Exchange and banking interests as well. They have been
purchasers when greater people were sellers. They have
been buying in the cheapest market, from 791 to 84i,
whilst others who had bought in the dearest, say at 95,
have been selling in the worst market.—Daily News.
The brig Rebecca, Captain Simpson, arrived in Clyde
on Tuesday last, with six of the sufferers of the wreck of
the ship Amity, of Liverpool, taken off by the schooner
Jenny Lind. These poor men were three days and nights
in the mizen chains, without food. The river bailie very
kindly gave admission to two of them into the Royal In-
firmary, their feet being badly frost-bitten, and the men
had to be conveyed in a coach. The other four have been
assisted and forwarded by the Shipwrecked Mariner's
Society to Liverpool. We cannot but feel thankful to the
whole of the Liverpool and Glasgow Steam Packet Com-
panies for their kindness in assisting the good endeavours
of this society, by granting all shipwrecked mariners a free
passage in their steamers.—Glasgow Constitutional.
NOVEL MODE OF CATCHING OWLS.—A curious cir-
cumstance occurred on the Birmingham and Gloucester
Railway on Friday. The mail train had shortly passed
the Spetchley station, travelling at the rate of about forty
miles an hour, when a singular-looking bird alighted on
the steam dome of the engine, and remained there as if
transfixed. Fox, the engine-driver, after recovering from
his astonishment, succeeded in capturing it, when it was
found to be a beautiful yellow owl. It had doubtless been
attracted by the brilliant brass of the dome, and, fasci-
nated by the glare of light and the rapidity of the train,
had been unable to resume its flight. The guard brought
it with him to Birmingham perfectly uninjured.—Bir-
mingham Journal.

CHARGE OF ARSON AT NOTTINGHAM.-011 Monday
last, William Harris Spicer, aged 21, was taken before
the Mayor on the charga of arson. Mr. J. Howell, a
bookseller, stated that the prisoner was insured in the
Manchester office, and he had reason to believe had been
guilty of setting fire so his premises, and prayed a remand
till Friday. The magistrates acceded to the request.
The case excited great interest. Spicer seems to have
been little known in the town ; he was supnosed to have
been a single man, but about two months ago he eloped
with a young lady, 17 years of age, from Manchester, and
was married to her ; on obtaining her majority she will
be entitled to a handsome propert). Had it not been for
the exertions of the police, the two houses next to that of
the prisoner must have been burnt, the partitions being
very defective.
COPPER COINS.—The coin hawked about the City, and
called "the model penny," appears to have been mis-
taken by some parties for a genuine coin issued from the
Mint. Such, however, is not the case. It is simply a
speculation of some ingenious parties, who make a profit
from their manufacture by retailing these pennies at two-
pence each. We believe there is no idea of adopting a
coinage consisting of two metals, united like those in the
model penny, where the centre represents a small silver
coin surrounded by a rim of copper. It 'may appear al-
most unnecessary to notice the circumstance, but for its
being publickly stated that "five-shilling pieces, with gold
centres and silver rims, are about being issued" by the
makers of the model penny; and it may therefore be
useful to let the public know that Government have
nothing whatever to do with the issue.
THE EARL AND THE FARMER.—A farmer called on
Earl Fitzwilliam, and complained that, in his hunting ex-
cursions with his hounds, he had trodden down a field of
wheat so as to do it damage. The earl told him that if he
would procure him an estimate of the loss he would pay it.
The man informed him that he had done so already, and
it was believed the damage would be £5O. The earl paid it.
But, as the spring came on, the wheat which had been
trodden down grew up and became the best in the field.
The farmer honestly returned the £5O. " Ah," said the
earl, " this is what I like. This is as it ought to be be-
tween man and man." After making some inquiries
about his family, the earl went into another room, and re-
turning, gave the man a check for one hundred pounds,
saying, " Take care of this, and when your eldest son is
of age, present it to him, and tell him the occasion that
produced it."—Leicester Mercury.
FORGERY OF BANK-NOTES.—A gentlemanly-looking
man, named Wm. Theophilus Greene, who is supposed
to have been passing forged notes purporting to be the
notes of the North Wilts Banking Company, in the city
of Bath and the neighbourhood, to a very great extent,
has been committed to the prison of Bath on three charges
of passing £5 notes to tradesmen. His plan was to pur-
chase goods at various shops, and tender £5 notes for
payment, obtaining the difference in gold or silver.
When taken to gaol he was searched by Mr. Pike, the
governor, who found on him 15 notes for £5 each, pur-
porting to be of the North Wilts Bank, all of which were
forgeries, and also £24 in gold and £5 in silver. He will
be tried at the next assizes. Two persons, who are sup-
posed to be his confederates, have been endeavouring to
bass similarly forged notes at Devizes, but have not yet
een apprehended.,

COMBAT BETWEEN A PARTRIDGE AND A COCK.—A
few days ago, Mr. J. Bailey, farmer, near Brough, heard
the cry of a partridge which appeared to be in distress.
He bent his steps towards the spot from whence it pro-
ceeded, when to his astonishment he beheld a barn-door
cock and the partridge in close and bloody combat, the
former having overcome his less powerful antagonist,
whose cries were utterly disregarded by him, for he con-
tinued picking and flapping at it with all the vengeance
imaginable, until Mr. Bailey took the exhausted bird up
into his hands.—Westmoreland Gaiette.
THE THREE CONJURORS.—At the bottom shaft of the
Dolcoath Mine (one of the deepest known), Professors
Whewell, and Sedgwick were desirous to try some
experiments where they could swing the pendulum at a
great depth, and also at a considerable elevation, and had
their apparatus lowered to the bottom of the shaft, and,
after spending a portion of two or three days there, it was
packed up in an iron bucket, or kibble, with shavings,
into which a spark from a miner's candle must have fallen;
for, when midway up the shaft, the shavings took fire, the
rope was burned, the bucket fell to the bottom, and the
apparatus was destroyed. The miners declared that
nothing could have burned the rope but the devil, and
that the three professors must be magicians. The day
after there was a violent storm, and the miners were over-
heard saying, they were quite sure it was owing to those
men that had been Underground ; and one said that it
must by the little 'un, (Professor Airey), because he seed
him standing wit.t his back against the churchyard !
Mining Journal.
DEATH FROM HYDROPHOBIA.—An inquest was held
yesterday week, at Sunderland, on view of the body of
John Davey, sailor, aged 32 years. It appears that the
deceased, on the 7th of August last, whilst his vessel (the
brig Belt) was lying in Bugsby's Hole, in the Thames,
administered some medicine to a dog about seven weeks
old, belonging to his master, and that, whilst giving the
medicine, one of the animal's teeth caught deceased's fin-
ger nail, and scratched it. The finger bled a little, but
beyond washing the wound with brandy, no further notice
was taken of it. It healed the next day, and the dog died
a few hours after the medicine was given. On Tuesday
morning, the 9th instant, (the vessel being then at Sun-
derland,) deceased was taken ill, and a surgeon attended
him : on the following morning he exhibited great fear
on water or coffee being presented to him, and such other
symptoms, as left no doubt on the minds of the medical
gentlemen who attended him that he was labouring under
hydrophobia. He lingered in great agony till the Friday
following, when death terminated his sufferings. Verdict,
died from hydrophobia.
EXTENSIVE ROBBERY BY A SHOPWOMAN.-011 Tues-
day, at Marylebone police-office, London, Ann Simons,
Benjamin Simons, (her father,) and Mr. Hickman, (a mer-
chant having chambers in Lincoln's Inn Fields, where
the female prisoner visited him,) were further examined
on the charge of stealing or receiving goods, worth
from £2OOO to £3OOO, the property of Messrs. Marshall
and Co., silkmercers, Vere-street, Oxford-street. After
some corroborative evidence, the prisoners were remanded
for the completion of the depositions till Wednesday, when
evidence was given by Mr. Hickman's servants that the
girl was in the habit of visiting their master at his cham-
bers in Lincoln's-inn-fields, generally arriving in a cab,
and bringing with her dresses, jewellery, &c., which she
deposited in drawers of which she kept the key, and that
she had frequent opportunities of doing so without his
knowledge. The, several depositions taken at former exa-
minations having been read over, the prisoners were com-
mitted for trial.—Mr. Hickman is under bail, himself in
£5OO, and two sureties in £250 each, to appear at the
Sessions.

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.-On Thursday, as Mr. and
Mrs. Campbell, of Blythswood, accompanied by a fine
young boy, a son, about six years of age, and attended by
a coachman and footman, were returning in a carriage
and pair from a visit to Mr. Douglas, of Mains, near
Milngavie, and while crossing a wooden bridge over the
Forth and Clyde canal, at Temple lock, near Garscnbe,
the horses shyed, and the carriage coming forcibly against
the wooden railing of the bridge, it was broken, and car-
riage, horses, and the whole party precipitated into the
water. In the dreadful circumstances of the
.moment,
with the high walls of the canal upon each side, Mr.
Campbell, with great presence of mind, sustained Mrs.
Campbell'until ropes were thrown to them, and by which
they held on until rescued. With grief we have to state
that their boy was drowned. The difficulty of procuring
assistance may be imagined when we mention that Mr.
Campbell had to support himself and his lady by the rope
until the water was let out of a higher lock to raise them
up to the top of the lock wall where they were immersed.
The horses were drowned, and the carriage broken to
pieces. Mr. and Mrs, Campbell, by some means or other,
managed to get out at the carriage window, or door, but
their son, who was seated beyond them, went down with
the vehicle. The servants, being outside, escaped with
comparative ease. The body of the boy was afterwards
found,—Glasgow Paper. _ _

A STRANGE STORY.—A man has been committed to
take his trial at Stafford assizes, under the following cir-
cumstances :—He has for some time past had to contribute
a certain sum towards the support of an illegitimate child.
A few nights ago he met its mother, and promised that if
she would destroy their offspring, he would immediately
marry her. She promised compliance, went home for the
child, and returned with it to the spot where the villain
awaited her. and then hastened from him in the direction
of a coal-pit, which he indicated as the one where the
fatal act was to be consummated. In a few minutes she re-
turned to him without the child, and urged him to leave
the country with her, and fulfil his promise of marriage.
But he pleaded an immediate engagement, and promised if
she would await his return a few minutes, he•would rejoin
her to fly the country with her, and make her his wife.
Half an hour having elapsed, the young woman left the
spot, hastening to the place where she had left her infant
sleeping in safety, having only seemed to fall in with the
views of the miscreant in order to obtain the fulfilment of
his promise. She then hastened home, and, as she was
Making preparations for bed, was alarmed by a loud rap-
ping at the door, and the appearance of two police-officers
in company with her soi-disant lover, who charged the
young woman with the murder of her child. The child,
however, was produced safe and sound, and the miscreant,
who saw that his infernal plans had been foiled, was him.
self detained in custody.

MR. O'CONNOR AND HIS LAND SCHEME.—We have
it then, at length, admitted by Mr. O'Connor, though not
until he has been fairly badgered out of the fact, that a
large portion of the deficiency, amounting in eight
months to no less a sum than three thousand and thirty-
five pounds, which exists between the amountacknowledged
in the Northern Star as received from the local secreta-
ries, and that actually carried to their account with the
treasurer, by the general secretary—is, in truth, spent in
patronage and salaries, instead of being employed by him
in the purchase of land. When writing on this subject,
in an article in our journal of the 29th of December,
1846, the Star acknowledged to have received on account
of the Land Company £176 6s. 5d., the general secre-
tary passed to the debit of the treasurer no more than
£BO 13s. 10d. What became of the remaining £9812s id ?
Now here is Mr. O'Connor's answer, in his own words,
copied from the Star of the fith instant :—" Why, Tom-
kins, though fool, it went to pay the expenses of fifty
delegates from all parts of England, Scotland, and Wales,
that assembled at Birmingham. Oh ! Tomkins thought
they came here for nothing ! Why, d—n thee, thou
fool, baint they all working men, and where dos't think
they get money to run about the country ?" There then
is the registered fact, under Mr. O'Connor's own hand,
that within a fraction of £lOO, the contribution of
forty-two-acre shareholders, was spent at once in pay-
ment of the charges of a journey of pleasure for fifty of
his retainers to Birmingham ; a reward for past services,
and a retaining fee for future ones.—Nottinybam Mer-
cury.

CRIMINAL COURT OF APPEAL.—Another case, illustra-
tive of the want of a Criminal Court of Appeal in this
country, has just been made public. An attorney's clerk
in Stafford, named Thomas Whalley, was, at the last
spring assizes, tried on a charge of rape upon a married
woman, named Rotchell. He was found guilty by the
jury, and sentenced to fifteen years' transportation by the
judge. The known bad character of the prosecutrix, the
improbability of her story, and the fact of three witnesses
distinctly swearing that at the very time the offence was
alleged to have been committed, the prisoner was in his
own house, surrounded by his own family, caused the ver-
dict of the jury and the sentence of the judge to be re-
garded with almost universal dissatisfaction. The prose-
cutrix admitted, on cross-examination, that she had, a
year or two previously, been convicted of robbing her
master, and had suffered six months' imprisonment for
that offence. She also admitted that—though the place
in which she alleged the offence to have been committed
was close to the road side, and near to several houses—
she raised no outcry for assistance. Farther, she admit-
ted that immediately after the alleged rape she went to
the prisoner's house, where she saw him, and discharged
a debt for which on that morning he had threatened to
seize her goods. She then went on to say, that " on,
leaving the prisoner's house she said to him, Mr. Whal-
ley, my husband has paid you a good deal of money, and
now you shall pay him a good deal more. Having made
this threat, she left, and on the next morning went with
her husband before a magistrate, and made the charge."
The husband has since been convicted of felony, and is
now in prison. The evidence of the prosecutrix was not
confirmed in any material point by any witness.
ST. BEES.—On the • night of Saturday last, an attempt
was made to destroy the beautiful inn, lately erected near
to the Po-bridge, in the above village, which, as yet, is
unoccupied. The miscreant, in order to effect his diabo-
lical purpose, collected from the various apartments of
the house as well as the yard adjoining, a heap of chips
and wood, which he piled together in one of the lower
rooms, and set them on fire. Fortunately, however, no
injury was done. except to the mantelpiece, and the floor-
ing of the room above : this is owing, no doubt, to the
want of vent being given to the air, by the door being
closed, in order, doubtless, to avoid detection, as well as
more effectually to accomplish the fiend-like task. On
Sunday night the proprietor, Mr. T. Tyson, of this town,
obtained the services of the village constable, who, with
one or two others took his turn to watch the premises.
About ten minutes before the time arrived for resigning
his post to the next watcher, the villain hurled several
large stones at his (the constable's) windows, and demo-
lished three or four panes, besides endangering the life of
his mother, an elderly woman, and a youth, who narrowly
escaped being struck by a stone, which might have laid
him lifeless on the floor. The frequent assaults, and acts
of daring robbery, that are constantly perpetrated in this
N illage, are most appalling. It is only a few weeks ago
that a violent assault was made on an old woman ; and a
young man bad his pocket picked by a ruffian, in the
open street, who coolly pinioned his arms and extracted
his purse, containing a large sum of money. A bill,offering•
a reward for the apprehension of the offender, was placed
in the window of the post-office, which, we are informed,
was quickly removed by some one, soon after it was put
up, •by smashing in a pane of glass, in order the more
readily to obtain it. If this state of things be allowed to
continue, respectable persons will soon be afraid to reside
1 in the village..Whitehriren geraidi

MELANCHOLY CATASTROPHE.—On Thursday week,
Campbeltowtelias visited by a strong gale from the south-
east; and aboiht ten o'clock at night, while exceedingly
dark, Messrs. Malcolm 141`Millan, master of the schooner
Widnes, of Liverpool, and Lachlan M'lsaac, late sheriff-
clerk deputy of this district, both natives of Campbebown►
when proceeding to the vessel commanded by toe former,
which was at the time lying alongside the pier, were un-
fortunately drowned. It has not been distinctly ascer-
tained how the accident occurred, but on the following
morning, the body of Captain M`Millan was found on the
opposite beach, fully a quarter of smile distant, and later
in the day that of Mr. M'lsaac, close to the quay; from
which it is inferred that Capt. M•Millan,. who was a
powerful swimmer, had endeavotrred to save his com-
panion, and being unsuccessful, was thereafter deceived
by the lights on the opposite shore, which it appears he
attempted to reach, but was too much exhausted. They
were both unmarried.—Edinburgh Paper.
BALA.—AWFUL VISITATION.—In a case which came
before the Judge of the County Court, held at this place,
on Friday, the 12th instant, the wife of the plaintiff in the
cause was a material, if not the only witness, but her evi-
dence and manner of giving it having excited considerable
doubt, the attorney for the defendant (Mr. Gilbertson) in
discharge of his duty for his client, cross-examined the
witness at some length, and finding that she could not ex-
plain satisfactorily the circumstances to which she had
sworn, she clenched her evidence by saying with consider-
able warmth, " that she wished she might not leave the
court alive if what she had stated was not correct." In a
few minutes she was taken between two neighbours ter the
house of her daughter residing in the town, and early on
the following morning she expired in great agony. This
event has instilled awe in the most thoughtless of the
spectators ; and it is hoped that the circumstance maY
prevent the growth of perjury which in many instances
had become most glaring, and proved the inaptness of the
law to otir Welsh mountaineers, which allows parties to
give evidence in their own cases.

- NORTH OF ENGLAND JOINT STOCK BANK.—TIIIO.
directors of this bank have issued an address to the share-
holders, from which we learn that the first call produced
£37,434 15s. 9d., and the second, £28,115 13s. Ilde
together, £75,550 9s. Bd. A considerable portion of tilt
second call consisted of transfers of loans previously made
by the shareholders, so
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about £12,000 of which are to be yet raised, by loans or
otherwise. Another call is not deemed advisable in the
existing circumstances of the district. "It therefore
rests with the shareholders," the directors observe in'
conclusion, "whether they will aid the directors in their
laborious and most onerous duties, and carry out engage-
ments of vast magnitude and importance both to the
welfare of the proprietary and the public, by coming for-
ward at once with aid to the extent named, or allow the
affairs of the concern to pass into bankruptcy—a course
that cannot be thought of without a fearful dread of its
most ruinous consequences to every party connected with
the bank." The district committees met the directors
on Friday last, when resolutions were unanimously
adopted, expressing the desirableness of allowing the
affairs of the establishment to be wound up under the
management of the directors, and calling upon the share-
holders to assist in carrying out this object, by making
advances to the bank upon loan notes. The parties
present pledged themselves to pursue the course recom-
mended to the sharehalders generally.
DARING BURGLARY NEAR ASHBOURNE.---Onthenight
of Saturday last, a most daring burglary was effected on
the premises of Mr. Brough, a respectable farmer, re-
siding at Msop-in-the-Dale, about six miles from Ash-
bourne. It appears that on the night in question, the
mother of 11ir. Brough, who resides at Langley, and who
was on a visit to her son, slept in a bed in one of the
front rooms ; and her daughter, who keeps house for Mr.
Brough, slept along with her, although it was not usual
for her. 'About one or two o'clock, Miss Brough was
awoke by a strange noise, as of some person closing the
bedroom door, which had not been fastened. She awoke
her mother, and exclaimed,—" Mother, there's some per-
son in the room !" She had then sufficient courage to
get out of bed and go to a particular place in the room,
where property to a very considerable amount was depo-
sited. Having satisfied herself that this was perfectly se-
cure, she returned to bed, and heard little or nothing fur-
ther. Upon the Sunday morning, when the servant got.
up and had gone into the stack-yard. he found the pock-
ets of Mrs. Brough lying there. He returned to the
house and called his master, who, on examining the
pockets, found that a purse, containing half-a-sovereign
and nine shillings in silver, had been extracted ; but the
empty purse was found at some little distance. Tho
thieves had left behind in the pockets two handkerchiefs,
a pocket book with memorandums, and a pair of valuable
spectacles. The burglars gained an entrance into the
house by placing a ladder, which they had taken from the
stack, against the staircase window, over the front door.
At present, no clue has been found to the discover)" °f the
guilty party.—Derby Advertiser.
DISTRESSING SHIPWRECK. —The barque Cambria,
Captain Lash, of Gloucester, from Quebec, has been
wrecked. On the 24th October she was struck by a tre-
mendous sea, which laid the vessel on her side. Captain
Lash hesitated for a moment whether to cut away the
mainmast, being anxious to see if the vessel would right
herself without mutilation, but finding this to be hopeless,
he gave the order to cut away ; but, before this could be
done, a frightful wave was seen rolling towards them, and
he called out to the crew to make themselves fast. The
wave came on, broke over the disabled vessel, and when it
passed by, it was found that the captain, two seamen,
named Giles Frape, of Frampton, and Robert Collins, of
Pill, and an apprentice named Charles Lane, of Birming-
ham, had all been washed away, and were nerer4o6oo'
seen. Another apprentice, Thomas Berwick, had a 0""
row and almost miraculous escape from sharing the same
tate. He was in the cabin when it filled with water, but
springing through the window into the open sea, he saved
by swimming, and succeeded at length in regaining
the vessel. The wretched survivors—fourteen in number
—succeeded in cutting away the mast, and the vessel
righted. Here they remained on a water-logged wreck, in
the middle of the ocean, latitude 49 N, long. 29, exposed
still to a high wind and heavy squall, for four days and
nights, until midnight of the 28th October, when, observ-
ing a sail in the distance, they held up firebrands as a sig-
nal of distress, and this attracted the attention of the
strange vessel, which proved to be the William and Mary,
Captain Allen, who very humanely took the crew from
the wreck, treated them with great kindness, and brought
them with him to Colchester, whence on Thursday last
they arrived in Gloucester, with the exception of Mr.
Bayley, the mate, who has been placed in Colchester Hos-
pital where we are happy to hear he is doing well.
DUDDON SANDS.—We are sorry to have to place upon
record another of those melancholy events—the loss of
life upon Duddon Sands—which are of such frequent oc-
currence upon that dangerous estuary. It appears that
Mr. W. Postlethwaite, manager of the Winne-end Slate
Quarry, in Kirby, left home with a view of going to Mil-
lom on business, and as the crossing of the sands was
an almost deily occurrence with him, he preferred that
course to going round, though the flow of fresh water
upon the sands, from the late heavy rains, was unusually
great. On the same morning a carrier from Millom at-
tempted to cross, but he soon discovered that the sands
were flooded to such a depth as to completely cut off all
hopes of his getting to the opposite side, and he there-
fore turned back before it was too late. Mr. Postleth-
waite, however, was less fortunate. It appears that Mr.
Postlethwaite was seen upon the sands by two fishermen
named Bell, but they were at two great a distance to
render any assistance, but had it been otherwise it is
more than probably that their exertions would have been
unavailing, owing to the depth and impetuosity with
which the fresh water was rushing down to the sea. Frio::
the sudden disappearance of Mr. Postlethwaite and hr
horse, there seems to be no doubt but both were precipi-
tated down one of those dangerous breaks, at a depth 0'
not less than 20 feet, caused by the flooded state of the
river. The horse presently rose, feet uppermost, all 4
made its way to the side of the sands on which it had
entered, and was at Beckside again, Mr. Postlethwaite's
residence; within an hour after it had left, with the saddle
under its belly. This circumstance gave rise to fearful
apprehensions, and, after the tide had receded, search
was made, but in vain, until Wednesday, when the corpse
of the unfortunate gentleman was discovered on the Cum-
berland side of the sands, near Hot Barrow. The un-
fortunate deceased was in the full vigour of life,-32 years
of age,—and connected with a family of the highest re-
spectability, long resident in Kirby Ireleth.—Cumberland
Pacquet.
SIMPSON'S PATENT SUBMERGED PROPELLER.-9°
Monday an experimental steam trip of a highly interesting
character was made in a small steam boat named the
Albion, of 20-horse power, to test the working of a neW
method of propelling steam boats, the invention of Mr.
Simpson. The new propellers consist of wheels acting
horizontally or vertically, in a case entirely underneath
the water. Those used in the Albion are constructed
with four plain leaves or floats, fixed on a vertical s.haft.
surrounded by the case. This case is a concentric circler
rendered eccentric by its position with relation to the
wheel, which it exceeds in size sufficiently to give effect
to the centrifugal action of the water. The three problems,.
of the most effective method of supply, the delivery, and
above all the best direction of the course of the water,
appear to have been solved with great ingenuity by the
patentee. The principle of the invention may, indeed,
more briefly be
.stated to consist in the ejectment of ?
column of water in a parallel line with that of the vessel's
motion, which column acts against the water outside the
vessel. The patentee's theory is, that as the wings of
bird act upon the air, which is beaten back as the biro
flies onward, so these two submerged columns act es,
powerful water wings, beating back the denser mass. of
water with invisible but irresistible force. Nothm4
assuredly can be more beautiful than the noiseless. 50
mysterious motion of Mr. Simpson's boat. There Is an
entire absence of all surface swell, and the vessel ste..o-",
rapidly through the water as if propelled by some magical
and invisible agency. The Earl of Dundonald was pleased
to express a high opinion of the value of the invention:
more particularly in propelling boats upon canals and
narrow rivers, and his Lordship further expressed a WISP
to see the new submerged propeller adapted to his oW
new tubular engines and boilers. We ought to mentiol
that, by a beautiful contrivance, the case is constructed
_
to change its position on the wheel being reversed, when
it assumes the same form as for going a-head, and the'
wheel and case perform the same office as before with tee;
greatest precision. The diameter of the submerged p??.
peller wheels of the Albion is only 24 inches, and soll:
wheels necessary to be used in. a boat of 300 or gOO%
burthen would not exceed 20 inches in diameter.. Th?.-
one of the most extraordinary features of the Invent/01.!
the diameter of paddlewheels employed in the steam-bog
of similar tonnage being now nearly as man), feet. 1:.%;
invention is one that cannot fail to attract the attea!rA
of the scientific world, and the general opinion was Tire
the uninterrupted course of experiments conducted by
patentee with indefatigable perseverance had 4.1°1k...A
perfected his invention and tuft nothing to be desired
ensure its success.

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sheriff- Hydrographic-offee, November 5, 1847. verpool, in lat. 45 N, long. 30, W.-Hudson, hence, for Sydney WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, Nov. 16.
beliowor NOTICE TO MARINERS. . 29th Sept.., in lat. 7N, long. 20 W.-Cockermouth Castle, hence, Sugar.-There hrs been a considerable inquiry, chiefly from
refiners, at rather higher prices for brown descriptions. The Wheat, 24 qrs., ea .t 2 Ils. Oa. le qr. : total. 461 4s. Od.
. Oats, 0 qrs., (a .te) Os. Od. ge qr. : total, ,t-' 0 Os. oa•
i former, RED FIXED LIGHT AT LISBON.-Notice hai been received for Laguira, 14th Nov.-Ann Wise, hence, for Barbadoes, 6th sales consist of 1100 hhds. B. P., 2000 bags Bengal, 1700 Mau-
mee un-- from her Majesty's Consul at Lisbon, that on the Ist of the pre- Nov., in lat. 47, long. 12.-Crown, hence, for Bombay, in lat. , ritius, and 500 Madras, at the quotations.-The transactions in Barley, 175 qrs., Ca .e.l 14s. 2d. es qr.: total, .4298 19s. 2a•
gent month, a Fixed Red Light would be exhibited from the 10, long. 27-Mary Queen of Scots, hence, for Pernamleuco, in , foreign are confined to 500 bags Brazil, 100 boxes Havana, 70 - ---
y ascer- lat. H. long. 2e-Tapley, of Liverpool, 17th Sept., in lat 2 S,
,eCusteim's Station House, at the Fort of Bon Success°, in the }Olds. Cuba and Porto Rico, and 100 barrels and 200 bags New MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 20.
ollowing long. 22 W.-Pananca, hence, for Cape Good Hope, 12th Nov., '
,l'agus, to serve as a leading light for clearing the sheet near Grenada, without alterati an in price. The business doine during the week has been limited, with-
don the nelera Castle. in lat. 48, long. 12.-Alexander and Conrad, both of Liverpool, Molarses.-Importers continue willing sellers, and the sales
Ind later 2nd Oct., in lat. 9 N., long 27 W.-Belvidere, 17th Oct., in lat. ona any decided chailge in prices. The same obsereation ap-
-38 N., long 3 E.-Polly, 22nd Oct., off Cape de Gatt.-Janet, o , plies to our market of this day : demand for everything is con-
y ; froln TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16.-Wind N.N.W., fresh. are upwards of 600 puns consisting of Porto Rico and Antigua
fined to the supply of immediate consumption, and though the
2fith Oct., off the Straits of Gibrattan-Otto, 4th Nov., in lat. from I7s. 6d. to 18s.. pet. cwt.
o was a ARRIVED.-Courier, May, from Savanilla-Jane, Potts, from
47 N, long 10 W.-Pearl, hence, sth Nov., in lat. 49 N. long. turn in prices may be in favour of the buyer on seCondary and
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LONDON GAZETTE —T N 16
. UESDAY, OV. _ e LEEDS CORN MARKET, Nov. 16.
. They September. r 20. to 3d. per lb.
Higginson, and Josepha, hence at Charleston. aa.- No sales of Gineer or Pimento. • We are fairly supplied with grain to-day. Wheat Is. per qr.
ch came Acadia, hence at Richibucto. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Rice is steady, 3000 bags Bengal sold at 10s. 6d. for yellow, to lower. Barlee sold at a reduction of Is. to 2s. per quarter.
is place, Diana, Mossop, hence at Madeira. Robinson and Hadwen, LiserPool b k MII Picciotti, I4s. for good white, being full prices ; 300 bags Brazil brought Oats maintain late rates. New Beans Is. per quarter cheaper,
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ff in the Regina, Cceli, hence at Naples. J. P. Mongredien, and D. I. Picciotto. Crosby-square, Bishops- 9s. ed. to I Is. 3d. for broken, and 17s. for good bold, and 100 but old °nee not lower.
tees. Carolina 21s. 6d. to 225. per cwt.
, Cigne, Caredese, cleared at Gibraltar for this port on the 2nd gate-street, and Manchester, merchants.
her evi- instant. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. Rum.-The market shows no change from last week ; the
WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, Nov. 19.
iderable Edward and James, Richmond, and Amizade, Tarn, hence at T. C. W. Pierce and G. Heenan, Manchester, merchants. sales include proof Leewards at 2s. per gallon, strong Demera-
ason) in Lisbon. T. Morley, Oxford-street, London. jeweller. ra, of a favourite mark, at as. sd. to 3s. 7d., and Jamaica, 30 to At our market to.day there is a good snpply of Wheat and
Barley. There is more extensive demand for Wheat, and last
ined the Clarence, Cox, sailed from ditto for this port 3rd instant. week's prices are exceeded Is. per qr. on good conditioned
, Sisters, Davies, sailed from Oporto for this port on the 7th E. Edmunds, Loundes-street, and St. George's-place,Knights_ 37 per cent. 0.P., at 3s. 9d. to 3s. Ild.; also 11)0 puns. Brazil at
bridge, hosier. Is. 4d. per gallon for proof strength.
, not ex- samples. Barley scarcely maintains late prices, and only heavy
instant. J. Hitchins, Cbichester-place, Gray's-inn-road, and Upper parcels easily disposed of. Oats make rather more money, and
she had - Hellechina Wilkins, Cassies, hence at Texel. Whitecross-street. London, leather seller. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Nov. 19. Shelling is is. per load higher. Beans are purchased on easier
ousider- Meredian Hammers, and Fry, Howes, hence at Helvoet. J. R. Palmer, Walton, Lancashire, professor of dancing.
The market on Saturday and Monday was brisk, and *d. per terms.
eave the Alehemet'Ali, Welch ; Susannah, Heres ; and Galway Lass, T. Wright, Birkenhead, Cheshire, ironmonger.
lb. advance was generally paid, more especially for the lower _ _
~ In a James, hence at Brouwershaven. R. Wright, Coppice-row, Clerkenwell, timber merchant. •
qualities of American ;•since the arrival of the Bostam steamer HULL CORN MARKET, Nov. 16.
N to• the Enighelt, Schotty, hence at Antwerp. J. Robson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, broker. . there has been more anxiety to make sales, and, with Tess de ,
Grace, Row, hence for Westport, has put into Lough Swilly, BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. We have had a most inanimate week in every branch of bit-
early oil With loss of sails, deck swept, and part of the cargo thrown William poddard, Nottingham, hosier. mend from the trade, the above noted advance has not been siness •, although arrivals are only moderate, they are more
r. 'llia overboard. BANKRIJPTa. than adequate to our demand. The supply of Wheat from onr
sof the Bornholm, Morrill, hence at New Orleans. Jonathan Higginson and Richard Deane, Liverpool, mer- ds uessteariin et
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eculators have taken 1000 American and Ex- own farmers at to-day's market was tolerable, condition very
ice mai Eliza, Snell, and Marearet, Rodgers, hence at Savannah. chants, Nov. 25, Dec. 17, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District ' good, prices 2s, to Is. lower. New foreign saleable, at the like
nstanceS Roger Sharman, Gaskin hence at Charleston. Court of Bankruptcy : solicitors. Messrs. Sharpe and Co., Bed_ porters 3370 Zmerican and 140 Surat. decline. Barley of all sorts Is. to 28. decline.
* Rob Roy, Drummond, hence at Virainia. ford-min ; and Messrs. Loivndes, Robinson, and Bateson; offi- e-- - - -
ss of the ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
, Wenhem, Wyle ; Manchester, Higgins, and Charles, Wedge, cial assienee, Mr. I urner, Liverpool. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, Nov. 18.
arties tar aenee at Baltimore. John I3owyer Livesey, Liverpool, stationer, Nov. 26, Dec. 21, For the week ending Nov. 19, 1847.
During the present week very few transactions in Wheat have
Grenada, Spooner; Monongahela, Julius ; Louisa Bliss, at 12 o'clock, at the Livernnnl Ditriet Court of Bankruptcy :.
1 Prices paid Imports taken place, buyers offering rates lower than holders will sub-
rc.-Ther Creighton ; General Taylor, Redman ; and North Star, Bishop, solicitors, MeF: rs. Comthwaite and Co., oid Jevvrv-cbambers ;
SALES OF THE wEEK. lin the week. ThisWk This Yr. mit to. Barley might he bought for Is. per quarter less money.
e share- hence at Philadelphia. aed Mr. Pemberton, Liverpool: official assignee, Mr. Bird, Li- .
,
Toduced Manchester, Tyler; Florida, Whitmore ; 3. C Costg,
_Le le rpeo. 1. .
Roy ; Thornton, Choate ; Republic, Blivan ; Metoka, al (ewe, Emily Yeoland, Liverpool, milliner, Nov. 26, Dec. 21, at 11 70 Sea Island
Is. 1 ide and Yorkshire, Bailey, hence at New York. o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy: solici- 100 Stained - 8 211 279707 unaltered. At this day's market there was a fair supply of
nof tlo ! Sunbeam, Manson ; Pentucket, Brown; Mary! Hopner; tors, Messrs. Cornthwaite and Co., Old Jewry-chambers ; and 4050 Bowed Georgia , 4 -5e English Wheat, and secondary qualities were Is. to Is. per qr.
Amelia, Agry; Sarah Boyd, Stinsen ; Sarah Louisa, Snow ; Mr. 2emberton, Liverpool: official assignee, Mr. Turner, Li- 4„,,„ I Mobile l4- 5* lower ; but fine paicels realised the currency of this day week,
dy maae '''''' 1 Alabama and Tennessee 4S -4a 2033 491281 and the trade Closed firm. Foreign unaltered in value, with an
from it , Cervantes, Hard; Brewster, Lincoln ; Mary Ann, Brown, and verpool.
• Arabella, Rice, hence at Boston. Tbomas APTear, William Hadfield, and Edmund Thompson, 89.50 New Orleans 3 -7a improved sale. Barley Is. per quarter lower. Few Oats offer-
engage-
Callender, from New Orleans, for this port, at ditto. Liverpool, merchants, Dec. 7 and 17, at 11 o'clock, at the-Liver- so { Pernambuco &Paraiba 6S - 7S 1 w ing. and not much demand. On Beans the turn was in favour
:15.000; Fortitude, Libbey, hence at Portsmouth, N.H. pool District Court of Bankruptcy ; solicitors, Messrs. Cornth- Aracati and Ceara - - / 2100 2900 i of the buyer. Peas Is. to 2s. per quarter cheaper.
loans or
-John Cummine, Dwight, hence at ditto. waite and Adams Old Jewry-chambers ; and Mr. Pemberton, 580 Bahia and Maceio -
Le in the Maranham , 6 - 61 1 . .
Archimedes, Buckman, hence at Portland. Liverpool; officia'l assignee, Mr. Morgan, Liverpool. 320 { • .2e7 35483 DUBLIN CORN MARKET, Nov. 19.
herefore
___ an, Goodridge, hence at Castine. Christopher Holt, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, London.hotel Sawginned 5l - s'i
;erve in .4.--- -Reelane, Henderson, hence at Wiscasset. keeper. .... Minas Our Corn market to-day was but moderately supplied, and
in their Themis, Leighton ; Swan, Taylor ; Howard, Brown; Corns John Arnell, Stanhope-street, Hampstead-road,London, corn •• • • Para 6— :-_-- 8-4 ). .... .... on the whole was rather dull. Bere, Barley, and the best cam-
petitor, Dowdy; Lockwoods, Errington ; Liverpool, Irving, merchant. .... Demerara, Surinam, &c —— .... 632 pies of V.Vheat. supported the currencies of Tuesday ; but other
engage- and Thetis, Hall, hence at St. John, N.B. Isaac Bass. jun., Ipswich, painter. 530 Egyptian
.... Barbadoes 6 —s; .... 16180 descriptions of lir heat were is., and Oats of all qualities are 6d.
tO the Caredonia (steamer,) Lott, hence at Halifax 3rd instant. John Pratt Carpenter, Drummond-street, Euston-square, -- - .... 623 cheaper. Indian Corn met a slow sale at about last quotations.
ing for- Richard 'Cobden, Christie; Elizabeth, Corning ; Corsair, Lonnon, baker. .... Peruvian - - - 1
low the Taylor ~ Alexina, Gorley ; and Alpine, Curry', hence at ditto. John Cramond, Lime-street, London, shipbroker. .... Bahama
.... Laguayra - --__. 1 SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 17.
We are very scantily supplied with Beasts, and, as usual, poor
6 course . Montezuma; Lady Milton, Hayes ; and Euterpe, Fitzgerald, Thomas Samson Jukes, Great Winchester-street, London,
.... Common West India, &c. - - - 540! 4162
tailor. in quality. Tee demand tor prime Beef is still good,and prime
d of its fleece at Quebec.
.... Carthagena - - -
Westmoreland, Conway ; Iceni, M.Lellan ; and Sarah, Lucas, Francis Henry Agar, New Windsor, grocer. Beasts fully realised 10s. per head over late currency. Mutton
.ed with James Parker, Princes-road, Notting-hill, London, coach •• • • SmYrhe - - the turn dearer.
hence at Newfoundland.
lireetora .... Manilla - - - . - _
imously HALIFAX, Nov. 3.-The Fame, Patterson, from Princdel Edd- proprietor.
Ward Island for Liverpool, put into St. Peter's, Newfoun an , Henry Smith, East Mallin.g, Kent, paper manufactnrer. 2760 Surat - 5 1
.... 109991 DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. Nov. 18.
ng the on the 12th October, water-logged, and will have to discharg,e. Robert Blake, jun., Norwich, soap manufacturer. 30 Madras - -
The Java, Wright, from St. John's, N.B. for Liverpool, weneeole Watson White, Newington-causeway, London, grocer. .... Bengal - -
der the
Shore on "seal Island on the 23rd October, when the crew Ift John Clarke, Conduit-mews, Spring-street, Sussex-gardens,
e share-
her, and came in here. She afterwards floated off, and was Paddington, job master.
John Bannister Faulkner and Bintham Fatten, now or late of 2,2430 bales. 4171 989586 demand for home consumption and export, and prices rather
making , higher, inferior were in dull demand, without any alteration
_a_
fallen in with by the Thetis, from Liverpool, and take.n into St.
Old Broad-street, London, merchants.
partite to notice in price. Beef, 38s. to 535. per cwt. ; Mutton, 50. to
Johis's, N.B , tight and in good order. The French mail-steamer
Philadelphia., from Cherbourg, for New York, put in here on Charles John Hubbard, Stockwell-park-road, Surrey, brewer. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 16. 6ed. per lb. ; Veal, 6d. to 6ad. per lb., sinking offal ; Pork, 425.
recom-
the 29th October to repair machinery, having experienced a Henry Hicks, New Bond-street, London, saddler. Including all descriptions of British and foreign produce, the to 475. per cwt., being 3s. lower than last.
Robert Debenham, Edward-street, Portman-square, London, arrivals into this port since Tuesday last are but moderate in ,
henight 'accession of gales, and sailed again on the 3rd instant.
SouTHAmpTON, Nov. 14.-The barque Amity, Allen, of and draper. amount, as will be observed on reference to the particulars be- _
eted oo from Liverpool for Richibucto, was fallen in with on the 28th William Willis, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, wool broker. low; the exports, the transit into the interior, and ,our local STATE OF TRADE.
ier, re- Oct., in lat: 48, long. 43, water-logged, and twelve of the crew Cesar Adam Marcus Count de Wuits, Baldwin's-gardens, consumption, still outweighing the supplies inward.
n Ash- taken off, by the Jenny Lind, arrived here. Six of the crew Leather-lane, Holborn, London, and elsewhere, plaster menu- Although there was a good atteudance of country millers at MANCHESTER.-A fair inquiry continues to be experienced
Lone the drowned, and six transferred to the Rebecca, from Pugwash for facturer. this morning's market, the demand for Wheat was moderate for some descriptions of goods, but not so much actual business
only, and in most cases a decline of 2d. per 701 b. from the rates is doing as at the close of last week. In some instances lower
nd who the Clyde. George Calvert Holland, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, banker
MILFORD, Nov. 13.-The Margaret, Black, from Liverpool John Parry and Elizabeth Parry, Bangor, Carnaryonshire, of this day week was submitted to ; except for very choice prices have been taken for both yarn and geods. The Greek
of the for New Orleans, put in here to-day, with loss of foretopmast, drapers. qualities of Foreign, which maintained late prices. houses are operating rather freely in low printing goods, and
for Mr. bowsprit sprung, and second mate washed overboard. John Knee, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, grocer. Flour was taken rather less freely, but remained unaltered in are giving out their orders, but at very low rates. No failures
it usual PWLLHELI, Nov. 15.-1 he schooner Anne, from Prince Ed- Thomas Watson, Torquay, innkeeper. ' value. of any consequence have taken place here during the present
gh was ward% Island, struck upon the Whistle Rock, off POrtinfiaen, John Collins, Manchester, common brewer. Barley and Malt were in.request, on the full terms last noted. week, nor are any unpleasant rumours afloat ;eo that, although
ing the Yesterday, fell off, and became waterlogged. Peter Tunney Dobson, Tunstall, Staffordshire, draper. Beans and Pease, upon retail demand, were steady in value. no very decided improvement in trade can yet be said to have
MONTREAL, Oct. 30.-The cargoes of the Jane and Charles James Kershaw, Featherstall, Lancashire, woollen rnanufac- Oats in fair request, at the full prices of Tuesday last ; Oat- been experienced, a more cheerful feeling exists, and hopes
! awoke Jones, have been brought up to Montreal in lighters : the ves- turer. meal Is. per load dearer. begin to be entertained that a more extended business will ere
me per- sels remaining at Quebec. -
Thomas Law, Manchester and Salford, corn dealer. Indian Corn 25., Indian Meal 6d. dearer than on this day long be done, and at more satisfactory prices than those which
(rage to e NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-A ship is on shore near Flatlands, off Frederick Law, Manchester, corn dealer. week. at present prevail.
3 roomy efarren Island, with signals of distress flying. Andrew Schofield. Oldham, Lancashire, attorney-at-law. LEEDS.-The woollen trade of this town and district conti-
s depo- Ann Dingwall, hence at Quebec. James Crossley, Horsecroft, Lancashire, victualler. Wheat,* 701 b. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. nues in a very dull state, but it is not worse this week than it
_ Una, from Quebec, and Bella porting?, pyott, from
aßahia at John Robinson,. Aldmondbury, Yorkshire, dyer. English red, new... 79et 8 2 0141 .... 80@ 8 4 has been for some time past. Indeed, on Saturday the public
etly se-
&kid. Ozias Day, Devizes, baker Ditto', white, d 0.... 710 - 8 6 do. .... 8 4- 8 8 cloth market wore an improved tone, and more goods were sold
nig fur- a Lachs, Kaetelholdt, for Danzic, and Amelia Mary, Laing, Thomas Davies, Aberavon, Glamorganshire, draper. Irish red, do.. .. 7o- 8 0 do. .... 73- 7 9 than for many market days previous ; but on Tuesday little
ant gar. tiordt, hence at Longhope. William Goodman Henfrey, Coventry, druggist. Ditto, white, d 0.... 7 8- 8 4 do. ..., - was done, owing, in some degree, to a mischievous rumour in
e pock- _ The John Dunlop, for Philadelphia,. and Indefatigable, from Thomas Ryland and William Llewellyn Ryland, Binning_ Rye, English, /a, qr .... Irsh6olb, - the London naPers, that a large house in Leeds Was likely to
to the Uonstantinople, were in contact last night in the river, by which ham, britannia metal
.workers. Barley, English, new .. 34 0 -36 0 Chevaire37 0 -38 0 go down. The report turned out to be as baseless as it was
the latter lost her bowsprit. The John Dunlop had hers carried William wulton, Willenhall, Staffordshire, timber dealer. Scotch & Irish, *6olb - Old .... 139- 4 () startling and injunous.
ng the Alfred Alsop, Bonsai, Derbyshire, lead merchant. Malt, English, le qr. ..
away by a lighter. BRADFORD...MOMS : There is not any improvement in the
vereign Charles Henry Fereday, Testenhall, Staffordshire, coal mer- Pale do. .... 61 0 -65 0 demand for Combine Wocils ; all appear determined to do as
sut the WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17.-Wind N.N.E., fresh. chant. irish - little as possible, an% as the growers still stand out for late
, Tho ARRIVED.-Pilgrim Blanchard, from Mobile-Ben Nevis, Charles Asliford, Birmingham, packing-case maker. Oats, per 451 b. prices, there is no chance of a better supply ; the present sup-
rehiefa, Turner. and John, ll'eseltem, from Quebec-Triton Davies, John Russell, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, grocer. English and Scotch - do. .... 36- 3 8 ply is fully adequate to the diminished consumption. Colonial
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Sea Bird. Simpson, hence at St. Andrew's. Wilmot, Liverpool, merchant.
Pease, English, white - Paramattas, are what are chiefly selling in dress goods'; but
r of the CERTIFICATES
George, 111`Dougal, hence at Pictou.
Eliza Palmer, Ewen ; waterloo, parker ; and Lady Bassett, to be granted, unless cause be shown to the ceotrarY on the Do. & Ilr'sh • • maPle• • grel'• ••• 06 0 -38 0 November is usually a very dull month for the home houses
unbriar Hill, hence at Newfoundland. day of meeting. Flour, per 280/b. and till the price of discount is reduced, there will be an India,-
s been s -
Fisherman, Ballei 'led from Naples for this port on the Dec, R, J, 3, Day, Liverpool, broker-Dec. 1, S. Lord, Liver- Eineish & Irish, 2nd fine .... f3B 0 -39 0 position on the Part of the shippers to do their nallal business ;
30th ultimo. ne'
sal
r a tre- Patriot K' . pool, wool dealer. Ditto. superfineet2 0 -44 0 'extra .. :45 0 -46 0 the p.resent value of money would absorb all the profit or corn
seeptain 301,aa mg, hence at Hamburgh.
Ctelehm enneese, CERTIFICATES Oatmeal, we lb. of 2401 b. 1 mission. Yarns :We cannot hear of anything better in this-
ray thEr o, wei •,-
Siccilinotof, and Condor, Holet, hence at Cuxhaven. te be confirmed by the Vice-Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy, Irish, 1847
ch, ~ence at Bremen. unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before Dec. 7. Canadian l2B . -29 0 ' old •. • • 1,24 0 -25 0 depressed branch of our tra .e. Every one seems at a loss how
- do. .... 23 0 -24 0 to steer through the present disjointed state of the business ;
d right Verein, Hann, ensan, hence at Schelde.
bowsprit, cutivataenril G. Bolton Liverpool, stockbroker-C. G. Hill, Preston and Bran, *24lb —- !12 - 1 4 fur small as the reduction is now reduced to, it appears to be
meless,
stant, off the Sm 11 ,sahence for Stettin, at Milford, with loss of Blackpool, l'Ancashire. artist.
, as, &c., having run into a brig 13th in- equal to the requirements of the trade, which is now chiefly
mid be a s. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 19. confined to our home manufacturers.
HUDDERSFIELD.-There has been rather more doing in our
!ne, and D. Forrest, Glasgow, insurance broker. We continue to be very scantily supplied with any kind of
;. The THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18 -IVind N.E. Downie and Scott, Edinburgh, shawl manufacturers. produce coastwise and from Ireland, and have nothing worth market this week, and there is rather an improved feeling for
the future. Stocks are very low, a circumstance which, taken
D. Gilmour Gairlochead, Dumbartonshire, smith. naming from America this week ; whilst the only arrivals from
when it SAILED.-St. Vincent. Shepherd, fo'r St. Vincent-Joseph, APNee and'ltobertson, Perth, merchants. in connexion with the improved aspect of the money market
eamen, Kirkhove, Ghent-Forrester, Steels, Monte Video-Nancy, Pattison and AUGibbon, Glasgow calico printers. the continental ports of Europe, since our last, consist merely • • • ,
lins, of Reeves, Havannah-Emma Heyn, Sehmeer, Hamburgh-Ro. The Right Hon. Adam Gordon, Viscount Kenmure. of a few parcels of Wheat, Barley, and Indian Corn, all througn induces the belief we shall have a fair trade doing after the
turn of the season. Goods are held quite as firmly as the state
:ming- bert, Daavia, Revel.-Hereux Antoire, Barnard, Marseilles- J. Mackenzie, Devon, Clackmannanshire, shipowner. the Mediterranean. ofHthAeLsivFolAolxis.aarket would lead us to expect.
Brave, Lyth, Havti-Douro, Smith OPOrtO-Margaret, Lynch, H. D. Cockburn. , glasgow, shalebroker. Since our market of the 16th instant, and up to this date, In-
-wTheebere. have been more buyers attending our
r wore
markets th' k than there have been for a long time back,
Newfoundland-Brazil Packet, Ilir'kett, Antigua and Ca le of .T. London Paisley grorer dian Coin and Corn Meal have continued to meet a fair inquiry
a nar-
,ahel a litt e more usiness has been done, but at very low pri:es.
Good Hope—Eliza, Th nuts, Wo orande—Soutbtown Jewell, J. Hodge,'Edinbtirgh, groc'er. on the full terms then stated; but for Wheat, Flour, and all
otter a.rticles of the Corn trade, the demand has been languid,
.. ne buyers would have bought freely at the low prices offered,
Le same bordt—Hannah Booth? Hest, I.egliorn—lUrgent. Roge a. Ana- and prices rather easier; owing to the general dulness in Lon-
er; but lachicola—Progress, Heyde, and Eclip.se, Heyde, dstend— FROM THE LONDON' GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. don, the downward tendency exhibited in many of the provin- but the manufacturers could not accede to their prices.—Yarns
Guardian, Vickerman, Hong Kong-Princess Alice, Phillips, PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
e saved cial markets this week, and the absence of any enlivening fee- are still in a very depressed state, and very little doing. Wool
New York-Earl of Newburgh, Davidson, Leghorn-Oregon, s, and G., Aronson, Liverpool, hardware dealers-Pearson tures for the moment. is much the same as for the last few weeks back; not much
gaining
Binnot, Mobile-Lady Arrabella, Simpson. Boston-Oberon, and Dent, Liverpool, drapers. At this day's market the transactions in any description of demand owing to the mills runnieg short time.
number Lassen, and Peramatta, Bloomfield, Valperaiso-Jane Stanley, DECLARATION OF DIVIDENDS. Wheat were upon a very limited scale. and having few country Roam:km.l3.-We have bad an extremely dull market this
vessel Young, Trinidad-Sex Sodskenda, Love, St. Domingo--Sea C. Brooks, Vine yard, Lunt-street, Borough, carman. millers in attenance, even the best qualities of that g.rcaineawpeerre: week, more so than for some time past. Those manufacturers
reck, in Nymph, Payne, Rotterdam-Greenock, Walker, New York- Currie and Seignette, Mincing-lane, London, merchants. slightly depressed in value, and the general runs of English who could obtain ready money for their goods. were led to
ixposed Elizabeth, Ring, Jacmel-Bertha, Dugdale, Gibraltar-Felix, G. and S. Sharp, COmmereialsroad, Lambeth, stone mer- Irish, and Foreign must be noted Id. to 2d. per 701 b h take less prices than on this day week, as there appears to be a ,
Lys and Westerstrnble, Trieste-Cygnet, Boyce, Rotterdem-Fernande, chant. States and Canadian Flour, though not in lively re.quest, conti- great want Of confidence. The wool market was dull ; we
Contente, Lisbon-Horatio, Mugica Havannah-Saucy Jack, J. Joyce, Warwick-lane, corn dealer. cannot note any alteration in prices.
observ- nued to meet some inquiry, and prime brands, being still very
Sims, Dordt-Colonist, Heron, New 'Orleans-Genitore, Badi- G. Purt, Upper Thames-street, London, ale merchant. scarce, fully supported late prices; Irish and home-mado sam- HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.-Tbe hosiery manufacture in
s a sig- nich, Trieste-Sovereigne, Perritt, Monte Video-Jane, Bridge, S. Nelson, New Bond-street, London, music sellers. all its varied branches is still in a most depressed and lamen-
ples remaining steady in value.
of the Hamhurgh-Conway Castle, Scott, Hayti-Hercules, Thuroe, W. H. Hodding, Gloucester-place, Portman-square, London, Barley and Malt ruled nearly the same as list nOted.-Beans table condition.-Nollingham Journal.
1 MarY, Bergen-Henrietta Butchard, Valparaiso-Eleanor, Crawford, surgeon. and Pease, upon a moderate sale, realized the extreme rates of
me frosn Savannah-Azores Packet, James, St, Michael-Finland, Phi- A. and R. Halliley. Wigton Cumberland, calico printers. Tuesday.-Good Irish Oats, of which we have very few parcels RAILWAY RECEIPTS.
irought hidelphia-Lancaster, APLelland, Demerara-Palos, Young, W. Beamer, West Derby, L'aneashire, joiner. fresh in, were rather more saleable, and the best meeting kinds
Boston-Lady Brougham, Forbes, Santander-Progress Abell, E. S. Boult, Liverpool, stockbroker. The following are the receipts of railways for the past week ;
lay last St. John, N.8.-Ann Jenkins, Lewis, Rio Janeiro-oxford, J. Ingham, Liverpool, woolstapler. the turn dearer, while undried and the several classes of foreign
that is to say, up to the date to which the respective returns
of Mr. Goodmanson, and Ambassadross, Foody, New York. N. Jones, Liverpool, saddler. remain unvaried.-Oatmeal, with an improved demand, ad-
are made ;-
vanced 6d. per load.
er Hoa- S. Bowring, Pendleton, near Manchester, plumber. i Week 1847. 1846 '
• Protector, Williams, hence at Prince Edward's Island. W. Harding, Stockport, cotton manufacturer. Indian Corn the stock here becoming lees weekly, and hav-
RAILWAYS. I ending Amount. Amt.
De upon, Tres Hermanos, Barasorda, sailed from Bilboa for this port J. Udale, Oakmoor, Staffordshire corn dealer.
, ing a renewed' inquiry for Ireland, several further tolerably
,
llth Nov. W. Hodson, South Ash Kent, farmer. large sales were effected this morning, and in some cases our
loss 01 last quotations were rather exceeded. Corn Meal was also a ee' s. d. .4'
Clemence, Ninteman, hence at Antwerp. A. Quarterman, Oxford; breeches maker.
tent oe- Grace, Baillie, from Archangel at Shetland. W. Shuker, Salisbury, licensed victualler. shade higher in value. Amiens and Boulogne 1N0v.14 576 00 ..
mg that Columbus, hence at River St. Lawrence. J. Gibbs, Jermyn-street, St. James's, scrivener. - Arbroath and Forfar
Chester and Birkenhead 1- 13 233 0 0 234
- 12 692 0 0 517
id Slate Gem. Edwards, hence for Leshorn, at Milford. E. G. Feltham, Bow-clerk. LIVERPOOL HAY AND POTATOE MARKET, Dublin and Drogheda -11 778 0 0 708
to Mil- Brooke, Brown, for Maulmain, off Falmouth. H. Goldsmid, Linton, Kent, wine merchant.
Victoria, Le Gresby, hence at Monte Video. J. L. Bourdon and P. J. Mongens, Finch-street, Whitecha- NOVEMBER 20, 1847. Dublin and Kingstown
ods wag
Rob Roy, (steamer?) Knocker, from St. Petersburgh, at Hull, pel, London, sugar refiners. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen
ed that- With about .t 500,000 in gold on freight. J. Wilson and W. Crighton, Manchester,
.calico printers. Hay. old, 201 h .. 08 @ 0 94 Potatoes, r 901 b. Edinburgh and Glasgow -13 3756 0 0 3837
New
h water St. Vincent Planter, Harrison, hence at Belfast Lough, for W. Sims, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, London, o - 0 9 Kempf; - 4 0
Clover - 0 8 Pink Eyes.... 310 - 4 o East Lancashire
iusuallY Pert Arenas : crew mutinous. . coachmaker. Grass O- 0 0 Cups - 3 10 Eastern Union and Ipswich andi
lom at- —. R. Johnson, jun., Pekefield, Suffolk, grocer. Straw, Wheat .. 0 31- 0 4 Cattle Bury
1 1 1 4 , - 7 1125 0 0 408
e sands FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19.-Wind W., light. W. Craft, Spring-street, Paddington, fishmonger. Oat O- 0 4 Manglewurzel .. o - o 0 Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr.l -13 2611 0 0 2154
t off all , ARRIvEn.-Constitution, Britton, from New York-Ram- I'. Bewley, Chelmsford, iron manufacturer. Barley .. - 0 3a Turnips,* ton .16 0-18 0 Glasgow and Greenock
there- nler, from Stettin. W. H. Treacher, Regent-street, furrier. Carrots.. ..... .00 - 0 0 Manure 4- 6 3 Great Southern and Western .. -13 1767 0 0 955
roeCdhie37,lenre he s • •
SAILED.-Era, Creed, for Leghorn-Maid of Alicante,Naples J. Fearnside, jun., Ossett, near Dewsbury, Yorkshire, cloth Great Western
ostleth- --- - . Kendal anti Windermere ,- 13 127 0 0 ..
tat Mr. --Agenoria, Ham ; and Annette Gilbert, Chapman, Genoa- manufacturer. Lancashire and Yorkshire..
~Joseph Buckley, Sparks, Bombay-Trinity liacht, Hounsell, T. Haywood and W. Jackson, Leeds, brass turners. PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S
hermen Lancaster and Carlisle
~.tephialonia-Oregon, Murray, Valparaiso-Lessing, Nauman, C. Began, Strand, wine merchant.
ance to MARKET, Nov. 20. Londonderry and Enniskillen -13 112 0 0 ..
ttambro'-llenry Harbreck, Mervin New York-Intrinsic, P. Howard, Ingham, Norfolk, wine merchant.
se it is ,M'Key, New Orleans-Nymph, Nicholas Zante-Clymine, Griffiths end Pearson, New Bond-street, tailors. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. London and North-Western -14 35395 0 0 36654
H0n...., Calls.--Itovees Bride, Bowe., Alexandria E.-An M. Swalweil, Kensington Gravel-pits, Kensington school- Beef *lbo-6 to 0 8 Plums...* Quart 00- 0 0 London and Blackwell
ye been toinetta, Verona, Trieste-Britannia, oteamer,) Hariison, Ha-. mistress. - - ' Mutton O6 - 0 8 Filberts O- 0 0 London 8z Brighton, South Coast -13 8219 0 0 7026
ty with lifax and Boston. BANKRUPTS. Veal O- 0 8 Red Currants .. 00-- 0 0 London and South-Western .... -14 7198 0 0 6042
L. Fret!' Henry Leathern, Liverpool, slater, December 3 and 17, tll Lamb 0 0- 0 0 Black Ditto .... 0 0- 0 0 Manchester and Leeds, &c. .... -.. .. ..
and 10 The Emma Heyn, that sailed yesterday for Hambro', has put o'clock, at the Liver Pool District Court of Bankruptcy ; asoli. Fresh Pork - 0 0 Grapes ....* Ite 04- 0 6 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin-
precip/-, hack, with less of bowsprit, having been in contact with the et, eitors, Messrs. Cornthwaite and Co., Old Jewry-chambers ; and Bacon
000
000
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000
000 IBPeeaast;s. .. * Peck 0 0 0 0 colnshire -13 2114 0 0 1887
Vincent, for St. Vincent, which has also put back, with damage Mr. Pemberton, Liverpool ; official assignee, Mr. Cazenove, Hams
lepth 01 Liverpool.
o - 0 8 1
e of the to starboard quarter. Salmon
Hellachina Wilkins, Kremps, hence at Zwolle. Richard Parry and Jonathan Roberts, Live 1• • s 1
Nov. 29, Dec. 22, at 11 o'clock, at the LiverpoolrPDiosotAcjtoCinoeursri C-oodesFish - 3 6 Midland, Bristol, and firming-
-13 19233 0 0 16793
ist, and I'll Try, Green, hence at Viie. 00
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of Bankruptcy ; solicitor, Mr. Oliver, Old Jewry ; and Messrs. Turbot
it haa Helena Catherina, De Boer, hence at Texel.
Evans and Son, Liverpool ; official assignee, Mr. Ceeenove, Haddocks
sSooout_h-Eastern a
- 14
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hwaite's' Seaton, Baxter, hence at Helvoet. Liverpool. Whiting 0 0 0 0 :Plovers
_-__
:1333 2289 0 0 1349
e saddle Concordia, Eddis hence at Brouwershaven.
David Black Sorley, Liverpool, broker, December 1 and 24, Lobsters
3 'Black Gamee.a.c.h.
25
66 -
20
20
' fearful Bella Portena, Piott, from Bahia at London. f
,aLady Robilliard, Chequin, from Cadiz and this port at the i
*1:0 8 4 - 8 6 !Hares
at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy; Fresh Butter .. 1 2- 1
, search o 10 - o 11 'Pheasants 5 o
‘-.lYde. aays'ssignianee, ha
Peck 1 2- 0 0 !Pigeons,vcouple 0 o- o 0
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le Curti- SATURDAY, 20th NovEmBEIL-Wind S., moderate. Turner, Liverpool. . th Devon
2 0 0 0 Taff Vale
oaartthle'Maliddlajnd:ft..: :I
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1133 1832 0 0 1036
['he un- ~, ARRIVED.-Ernilia, Dadson, from Rio Janeiro ; sailed 21st
187 0 0 ..
32 year. zee ptember-Lima Packet, Robinson, from Demerara-Berlin, John William Underhill, BirkenheaLd?.lacemlaDn.,stNriocvtecmobuerrt Goosebenies,qt. 00- 0 0 'Rabbits
30, December 24, at 12 o'clock, at the 1% erpoo 1
Whitehaven Junction .
hest re-, . Ninth, from Philadelphia-Emilia, Milora, from Palermo. BIRKENHEAD AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE, 0 Yyootrtk, aNn
de wNe
iberlana SAILED.-Adonis, Curtland, Africa-John o'Gaunt, Al`Do- Eofvaßnasnkanrudpstecen': sLoilviceirptoorosi A; lorffi. Ocilaisl-ears,soiglnde.Te,em,pir?Banirdd,MLeisyserrs:
13 11056 0 0 1 5342
NOVEMBER 20, 1847.
nahl, Hong Kong-Bengalee, Colebank, Calcutta-Sandbach, pool.
kills ; and Louisa, Mailler, Demerara-Courier, Bowes, Lima Elizabeth Mooney, Wallasey, Cheshire, upholsterer, Duran. s. d. s. d. I 8. d. S. d. ,_,_-_-_,-...._-_-. ---
gu.-00 ----Etnelyn, Toogood, River Plate-Scotia, Miskelly, Baltimore ber 7 and 29, at 12 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Hay, old,* cwt. 3 9to 4 6 'Potatoes, le 90Ib.
teresting --Lucy, Gould, New Orleans-Birmingham, Sturtevant, for Bankruptcy : solicitors, Messrs. Milne and Co., Temple ; and New - 4 0 Kemps - 4 2 LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
cried the Charleston-Soldan, Thomas, Philadelphia-Red Rose, Supple, Mr. Hore, Liverpool ; official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool. Clover, new .... 3 6- 4 0 Pink Eyes 3 9- 4 0 lDirect. Indirect. Direct. Indirect.
ef a neW 8, avannah-Verorica, Brine, and Symmetry, Towel], Newfound- John Wetherell, Manchester, publican. Green O- 0 0 Red Rogers .. 00- 0 0 I ---
,-- --
iof Mr, 'and-Good Intent, Pennington, Cadiz-John, Sheen, Rotter. John DavieS, Rusholme, Manchester, plumber. Vetches O- 0 0 Short Tops .. 36- 3 10 Australia ..1 • • July 12 Lima
'l,,Arn-mary, walker, Smyrna, &c.-and Sophie, Kreina, for John Bannister Falkner and Bentham Fabian, now or late of Straw, wheat .. 110- 2 0 Cups - 4 0 Bahia . • • Sept. 11 Maranhain.. Oct. 6( ..
Is acting enettin. Old Brond-strcet, London, merchants. Oat O- 0 0 Cattle 1 3- 2 0 Barbadoes .. .. Oct. 9 'Mauritius .. i .. ISept. 4
derneath Robert Flatman, Saxmundliam, Suffolk, draper. Barley
Sept. - Monte Video .. Sept. -
2228INNeeww
yOorrleka:.!, : : ;Oct... n3l
istructed Haideeseeleewart ; Elizabeth Taylor, Matches ; Jenny, Boysen ; Henry Mares, Kensal-green, Willesden, Middlesex, sculptor. Carrots - 0 0 \ Cattle
John Shadwell Lucas, Deer's-mut, Aidermanbury, London, Manglewurzel .. 00- 0 0 Black 4- 6 0 11. Ayres .. • •
al shaft,. IlidustrieKVestraton, and Aim, Reed, bence at St. Thomas. I 6- 2 0 Calcutta .. - • i
lOct.- 25
ic circle, Corriere de Messina, Poschick, hence at Trieste. hosier.
Turnips, *• ton .19 0 -20 0 C. G. Hope. • .
is to the _Mountaineer, Smith, sailed from Demerara for this port 16th James Waters, Great Wilde-street, Lincoln's-inn, London,
.. St. Helena .. Sept.lB ..
tiCtober. baker. Charleston .
....
oOcctt.. 2117
sPaeNnltinamitnahuc.o.. , Sep.t.. 26
ye effect - China ...... • . Aug. 24• Rio Janniro.. .. ISept. 21
Tobago was visited with a severe tornado and hurricane from William Speller, now or late of Upper Berkeley-street West,
roblernel noon of the Ilth, to 6 a.m. of the 12th October, which extended Connaugbt-square, London, plumber. PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN BIRKENHEAD
ery, anu. klsorne of the neighbouring islands. Edneand Henry Abbott and Henry Nottingham, Alderman- MARKET, NOVEMBER 20, 18-17.
NNexotvp.ark.et
.. 23ralparaiso .. : .. Aug. 28
re waters Sr. TitomAs, 28th Oct.-Young Queen, Alonkhouse, from St. bury, London, shawl warehousemen. s. a. s. d.
5.
d. 8' ft. La GuaYra - • • Sept. 2i.Vera Cruz :
• • .. 'ept. 30
a Charles Stevenson, Howley-place, Paddington, London, Beef *lb. 0 sto 0 8 Plums, tb Quart.. 0 oto 0 0 ,
L"IST,;GEN:finsdAeLsLoLST:t3OpraFeIkCeEt,
:y by the ago de Cuba, for Swansea, put into this port, leaky, 26th Oct.,
builder. - Mutton - 0 0 ; --------- ________----
, indeed. having experienced bad weather near Bermuda, and is discharg-
iiig, Thomas Walker, Abingdon, Berkshire, apothecana Veal - 0 8 Red Currants .. 0 0 - 0 0 I _...,....-ease
lent of 0 John Edwards, Upper Stamford-street, Blackfriars, Lon_ Lamb
Fresh Pork - 0 6e Grapes .... is lb 0 0 - 0 0
o 0- 0 0 Black Ditto .... 0 0- 0 0 1 -AC
, i
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..
a VOSSeI'S SUNDAY, 21st NOVEMBER.-Wind E.S.E., fresh. don, corn-merchant.
tside the ARRIVED.-Erin-gO-Bragh, Leggett, from Montreal-Ste- Joseph Widdowson Welborne, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly, Bacon - 0 0 Peas.... * Peck 0 0- 0 0
0 0 0 0 Fowls, le Couple 2 6- 3 6
nhen, from St. Andrew-Amelia MI, Irvine. from Odessa- London, silk tnercer. Hams O- 0 0 Snipes Destination. from London sailed.
ings of 1 1 4- 0 0 due.
the biru klarence, Cox, from Lisbon-Sisters Davies, from Oporto.
.._ SAILED.-Post Bo.y, Daniels, St. Michael-Templar, Brown, upNiNl'oillslitaemrersand Richard Reeve, New Bond-street, London, Salmon
Soles - 0 8 Ducks 4 0- 0 0 °ll •------
is act 35 saalcutta-Aqua Manne, Conolly, Callao-Charlotte Campbell„lohn Nash, Taunton, Coach-maker. Cod Fish - 0 0 Turkeys.... each 3 6- 5 0 Lisbon .......... ....
f 7th, 17th, IJupiter .... Iberia
r mass 0 St. John, aale,....Hurna, Fulford, Gibraltar-Aureo,'Bettina for Feancis Marshall, Sunderland, chymist. Turbot - 0 8 Geese, c'ntry fed 46- 5 6 Madeira ............ and 27th of Nov. 17 Nov. 27
Nothing, Trieste. Thomas Clarke, Bristol, haker. Haddocks O- 0 0 IPartridges,*brce 29- 0 0 .-----------,zztalpTON STATION
Spain .............. every month
eless 00 . -- Richard Lynx, Birmingham, bread-baker. Whiting 0 0- 0 0 !Plovers - 0 0 Islands '3rd and 20tb Sultat
Margaret, Brett, from Prince Edward Island at tbis port, Mary Oemund Alonzo-Durant, Burbage, Leieester, surgeon. Lobsters - 0 0 :Grouse
ere is so of ever a'
,eith loss of foremast and maintopmest, in a squall, seven days DIVIDENDS. Fresh Butter.... 1 0- I 2 IBlack Game .... 6 0- 0 0 Greece and Egypt. •• • a' -ov. 3
sel steal-/ nut, and leaky. Dec. 10, T. Williams and J. Waring, Fenchurch, London, Salt ditto - 1 0 'Pheasants 6- 0 0 1 India, Ceylon,&China month. ,
1
'cal
e magi , Frederica, Krause, hence for Danzic, at Kurshavn. merchant.-Dee. 8, C. Proctor, Witham, Essex, wine-mer- Eggs. •.. *124.. 8 6- 2 0 Hares e..... each 2 6- 3 0 • Cr Wlntl•
Ls pleaS'w Leo, Blank, hence for Stettin, at ditto. (I) Brit. o. in •
chant.-Dec. 10, J. Marshall, Birchin-lane, London, merchant. Potatoes, Ifb Peck 1 0- 1 3 Pigeonseeecoupte I 4- 0 0 tII nduras & 2nd . -
Ciibraltar ..
............
nventiorq Industrie, Zelleiu, hence at Ostend. ~ e
-Dec. 18, R. and J. Campion. Whitby, bankers.-Dec. 11, J. Gooseberries, qt. 00- 0 0 Rabbits 2O- 0 0 (excep 0
liennuda,) For. Col. a anu 1r th Clyde
of every Next Mail
Nov. 17 due Dec. 7
anals ant Barbara Catharine, Schudde, hence at Antwerp. L. and T. Tabberner, Birmingham, corn-factors. „ month:
ed a wisp Uammaris. Rees, hence at Smyrna. CERTIFICATES
B y A li-IRI E. TC . EjOi . RcOHLAOD GB luCRANL,
7RI, ELGOI
RS
DT- Es
TRDR,
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TD. ire c . Havana, Venezuela,
Sansone, Ricciardi, hence at Messina. To be confirmed by the Vice-Chancellor acting in Bankruptcy,
ck his coro Lincuster, —, from Bahia and this port, at Hamburg. unless cause be shown to the contrary on or before Dec. 10. e
, mention Johanna, Bakker, from Rotterdam for this port at Penzance. W. Croese, Liverpool, stock-broken-NV. H. North, Liver-
Fall of
instructed Selma, Hamilton, sailed from Berbiee for this port on the pool, gracer.-L. Marshall, Northallerton, Yorkshire. (2ii: ;:d.AVIe ixalincdjelgii re:
as:..i.ae:ic:::lPit. ...
} 2nd of every Teviot .... Next Mail
month ouly. Nov. Iclue Dec. *,
red, whew Itth October. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. ATMOSPHERIC
sTheatDdepebryalsUerief.rine.!Humidity ' (3) Bermuda St. Juan
A. W. 11111, Glasgow, commission meschants. and 17th of every Clyde.... .. Next Mail
de Nicaragua,
, and the' bitnena, Milne, sailed from St. Lucia for this Port 18th Oct.
yakenbam, Bourne sailed from Puerto Cabello for this port J. Elmsne, Aberdeen, merchant. tion mouth inity: Nov. 17 'due Dec. 7
.• with th, Sth..act. ,
D. Bathe, Auchenleek, merchant. Pressure at eistering ' Noon.
sTriale
six
_Thermometer.
rged pro,,: ~,martin Luther, Tellock, sailed from Smyrna for this port on B. Wright, Cinsgow, grain-merchent. Wind FALAIOUTH STATION.
_
3, and Tor; -411 October. AleGreisor and Co., Glieszow, me halite
nuencduti enrtse. 7 . at Madeira, Brazil, and 1 Evng. of 4th 1-1 M Peterel II M B Swift
r 400 ton' Lucy Neal Cardw," ,41ed from Messina 31st October, and cev..}N'l.,Celrsei:paiund,
(Eod.i,nGbularsggho, a.m. p.m. Max. Min. Nov. 6 Dec. 24
• Thie 0 ,i,,lst November, for this port. bDurlby.
bNuYlebt. Roafin. Noon. , Buenos Ayres
LIVERPOOL STATION.,
fiERBICE, lath Oct.-The Ocean Bride, and Kelsick Wood, --- Brit. N. ArnerieB, Ber- 1 ,18th instant. Britannia.. Caledonia ..
invention.; ---________ --•••••••_• Nov. In. In. Deg. Deg. Deg. Deg. In.
In, trying to get over were obliged to put back. The latter is on
16 30'20 30'19 61 41 51 47 o'os N
eara..bos' %aOre on the Leeward Bank, and it is supposed will have to dis- TIDE TABLE. NW.
feet. l'he 01
a. 'IT part of her cargo before she can float. DAYS. MORN. EVENO.I HOHT. HOLYDAYS, ETC. 17130-21 34'39 44 36 44 40 - N. . _ --,-:-_-_,-.7.7:-...- ----=-. ----- - -
44 0 I 18 , 30'46 30'40 44 37 40 37 N.
1 attell..° e?.".011...00, 19th Oct.-The brigantine Vincent. of Liverpoo, — -- 19 , 30'37 3015 49 40 49 46 - ev, LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, Nov. 20.
thill 455 driven on the beach, below Scarborough, during the hurn- Oct. h. m. h. ni. I ft. in.
n was --, •c4i 20 1 'l9 *Oe 46 41 45 43 - 8. DISCHAROED: In-patients cured, 19; Relieved and at own
muds, and U. States I 1 .
:.ted bY tpe Pe on the 11th instant, and has been condemned. - Tueaday.... 23 11 31 11 53 20 3
22 t 29';7 29'45 47 - 47 44 - s,w, request, 7 ; Made Out-patient, 2 ; Irregular, 0; Dead, 2..-
NVednesday.24 —IOIS ! 20 2 --- - - --- - - -
Tus WEATIIER.-16th : strong breeze, clear, slight shower ; I the vi
at lengSb • ---- - --_:-
V10.48E1,11 SPOEIEN. Thursday .. 25 037 10' 19 4
; ; tn. atients 28 ; Out-patients,s ; Casuals durm
ADMITTED . p , g
joke& WI io,.l)enport of Liverpool, .for Savann
, Ole 6th Nov. an lat. 48, Friday .... 26 1221144 I 17 11 night, heavy squalle, rnin, and hail.-17th : breeze, clear.- 1 etnneiotine Surgeon, J. Pawson,F.sq.; HouseSnrgeon, Mr. ,
eek, II ; Remaining in the House, 178.

Oct. I h. M. Ih. in. ft. in.
Tuesday.... 23 11 31 11 53 20 3
Wednesday. 24 - Ol5 20 2
Thursday _25 037 1 0 19 4
Friday .... 26 122 144 17 11
Saturday ..27 2, 5 228 16 4
Sunday .... 28 252 1 316 14 11 Advent Sunday.
ilendav,...*l 342 1 4 9 tl3 3

YU:IBEI.4 SPOK FN.
loberenporl, of Liverpool,tavannah, 6th Nov. in lat.
15,—Arrabella. from Trinidad, for Glasgow, 18th Oct., in
'35, long 61, W.—Una, from Quebec, for Loudon, 2th Nov.
glut. 48 N., long 28 W.--Minna, from ilristol, fur Gibraltar,

Tips WEATIIER.-16th : strong breeze,
night, heavy squalls, rain, and hail.—P,
113th: clear night cloudy.-19th: fine, fu
21st: cloudy; evening, rain; night, gay
cloudy ; breeze.

LIVERPOOL INF:
DISCHARGED: In-pal
request, 7; Made Out-
ADMITTED : In•patient:
the week, 11; Rernainin
Consulting Surgeon,
M'Cheane; Apoth,
tors, Rev. J. 13, Al
Rev. W. Blundell

,R.MARY REPORT,
Lients cured, 18 ; Renew,
patient, 2; Irregular, 0
s, 28 ; Out-patients, 5 ; Ct
ig in the House, 178.
;J. Dawson, Esq. ; H oust Surgeon Mr.
teeary. Mr. George Padley ; Honse Visi-
lonk and J. Cropper, Esq., ; Chaplain,
; Treasurer, Richard Gibsou, Esq.

:lear, slight shower;
'th : breeze, dear.—
oggy ; 20th: cloudy ;
le with rain; 22: