The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-13 00:00:00

ME LIVERPOOL. STANDARD.

PROPOSED INCORrOIIATION OF BOROUGH
OF MANCHE:AIM.

(From bie :IL-incite:4er Courier.)

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Mart'. Caire, Lowther, frOin St .:11Whae1's. at Livortmol
Croal, Dcrael.,:ra--Parkfield, Jacob, Canton—
John Dunlop, Scltolfield, eti•achaia, , Rio Janeiro

Sofia, Zagartua, from Liverpool, at Cadiz
John \l' Al'Donald, from Calcutta, at the Cape of Good Hope
Resolution. Nelson, from Odessa. at Falmouth
Traveller, Coppieman, from Liverpool, for Dunkirk, at Falmouth
Eliia Russell, ltd,soil, froM Havana, at,;lonclon
• Tyth, Pray, from Li verpool, ,for Antwerp, at Ramsgate
Maria. Steen., from Ostend, for Liverpool, at Ramsgate
J ha TroutOnon, Jordln, from Charleston, at Dublin
Sir John 13ercsforcl,-from Sirrrapore for London, was spoken 26th
December, in lat. 2 N., loHg. 2J W.
rn Scaander, (Whaler,) at Port Stephen, with 800 barrels

SATURDAY, FEB AR,'Y 10,—Wind mod Prate

Analvsn.—liin(lostan, Jackson; from Bonny; saiied 13th Nov.
SAlLED.—Virgiaian. Harris. for Nivr( York-:Pocahontas, West, for
Philadelphia—Antelode, ToHoch, for .Africa—liarmony,.Brown, for
Mars'-illes--Mare Ann, Atherton, for Calais—James Dunlop. Dunlop,
for St. Thomas, &C.—Eliza SanderS, Bully, for Constantinople-
-Oporto, Martin, for Oporto—and Jane; Sanderson, for Malaga.

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, Fnuitumtv 9.
There has been a steady demand for Sugar, and the sales are 800
filis•ll.P„sit full prices for all descriptions. 2300 bags Bett,,al have
also lieen,disposed of,.chiefly at 67s for good whiterand, 62e to 63s 6d
for a parcel of damaged.: _.Of Foreign Sugar there have been sold 5809
bags alanilla at 22s 6d, and 650 do, with all faults, at Its to 21s, and 15
cases of Per nainbilcO,..fibe White, at 338 per cwt—ln Molasses there
are no sales to report.—Coffee. The sales of Plantation comprise-133
casks Jamaica,which, ce.ving to. a very light stock, realized high rates;
the quotations, howevor., are continued ; 23 casks of Berhice sold at
88s for ordinary, and 109 s for goodmiddling..Nothing dents in Foreign.
—Nothing done in Cocoa,-400 bags East India Ginger sold iit.24s per.
cwt., 500,bags Pimento at 3ld to 4d, and 190 bags black Pepper at 4d to
40 per lb.—There lids iwen a good demand for East India nice, both
for home-consumption and exportation, and ahout 6000 bags of Ben-
gal disposed of, at 14s to 14s tel per cwt for middling.—The transac-
tions in Rum have been confined to 60 puns of various strengths and
quality, at prices within the range of our quotations.
There are no transactions whatever to i.eport either in Indio, Co-
chineal, Shell La,. Lac Dye MUnjeet or Saillower.-10 casks 31 Tin-
cal-have realized 60s per cwt. in bond s..ies of moment have been
made in Nitrate of Soda,.but about 1250 bags of Saltpetre have been
taken at 25s to 27s 3d.
Dyewoods. There has been.hut a trifling demand for all kinds, and
the sales are under 50 tons, without change in priee.--There is no al-
teration in the price of TurPentine ; 590 brls of Wilmington, of mid-
dling quality, brought Ila 0.1 per cwt—Nothing done in Tar.—Mon-
treal Pot Ashes have gohe off rather more freely. 300 to 410 brls having
found buyers at 29s to 29s lid for the brand of 1837, and at 27s 6d fOr
that of 1836 • a few small parcels of Montreal Pearl Ashes have been
sold at 3:3s 'td pe ewt.,-Scarcely any thing.has been done in Quer-
citron Bark. but the quotations are supported.—llides. The sales are
not extensive, but fair prices have been paid; 1409 salted Buenos
Ayres and Monte Video, inferior, brought 34/1 to 4fd, and 4409 East
India Kips Sid to 70 for sound dry brined, 31 to sf.c fur rubbed, and
4d per lb for Butildoes.—The sales of Tobacco are about 180 hits,
chiefly stemmed to the trade, at steady. prices.
For Brimstone there has been more inquiry this week than for
some time past, and some considerable parcels would have found.
buyers at the previous rates, but holderS haVe become less inclined to
sell without some advance.—Sales have beeh made in Sicily Sumac
full prices, and 209 bags coarse-ground Trieste,brought Is Id per cwt
—Arzols of good qnality still continue scarce ; about 2 -;0 boxes white
Bologna have been sold. to arrive, at 44s to 45s per cwt.—Cream of
Tartar sells. steadily.—Brown Tartar has beeome scaree.—M adders
hive been rather more inquired for, and there has been some demand
for Fr,-!nth and Turkey Boots, of which sorts there are but few sellers
at present prices.—Olive Oil goes off steadily into consumption, at the
current rates ; the sales,this week amount to about 50 tuns, chiefly of
the common descriptions.—There continues very little inquiry for
fish Oils, and the prices are rather lower.—Seed Oils remain steady,
but the demand is limited.—Three vessels have arrived this week from
Africa with Palm Oil, and (Abets are daily expected ; the sales effected
early in the week were at £35, but subsequently £34 15s has been ac-
cepted. and for arrival £34 lOs ; the total sali,s are about 410 tons.—
Oil of Turpentine in fair demand.---Sales of 'PetersbOrglaelean Hemp
are readily effected at our quotations.—ln Flax little doing..—Tallow
meets a ready sale; some business has been done in yellow candle, at
51s to 51s 6d for arrival from London,- and 51s 0,1 to 52s 6d on the spot,
as in quantity and quality.

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LONDON G'AZET7'E.--;FRIDAY, FEB. 9.

r A TITNETI SHI l'S DISSOLVILD.

Tt. Benbow and J. Lienbow; Liverpool, timber-merchants—R.Jones;
sen. and R. Jones, jun. Livorpool, common-brewers—A. Brierley, J.
Pilling, C. Butterworth. and J. Brierley, Rochdale, cotton-spinners—
J. and W. Kay, Throstie Nest Paper Mills, near Manchester,.
paper-makers-;-G. Stockdale and W. Dawson, Salford, common
brewers.

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
George Carthew, Redenhall with Harleston, Norfolk banxet.
BANKRUPTS.

Samuel Elphick, Rosemary-lane, London, victualler:
James Deen, Saville-row, Burlington-gardens, London, tailor:
John Henry ussell, 13 ruton-street, London, tailor.
George Bliley, Worcester, pr,rfumer.
' Thomas Whitlarn Atkinson, Manchester, architect.
VVillia.in Appleyard. Clayton Heights, Yorkshire, grocer:
John Radcliffe, Little Smeaton, Yorkshire. miller.
George Coates, Hunton, Yorlish ie, innkeeper.
Thomas Moseley, Macclesfield, act 'proprietor.
DIVI ENDS.
March 2, W. Greenwood Far gdon-street, London, linen draper.
.March 2, R. Phimey, Fleet-st ' t, London, law bookseller—March 2;
S. Tipper. Liandogo, Monmc 1-.shirr‘. paper,manufaeturi r—M arch 3;
J. Drahble, Kent-street, Su cy, axletree-n, aker—March 3, J. Bran-,
don, Fenchurch-street, L don, broker—March 16, J. Armstrong;
Cambridge, tin-plate-wo er—March 3. W. Housman, New Sarum;
Wiltshire, scrivener—M ch 2, T. Linsley, Great Horton, Yorkshire;
worsted stuff-manufacturer—March 9. J. Forster, J. Forster, and W.
Forster, Carlisle, bankers—March 8, J. Paliner, sen. Stapleford, Not=
tingharn, cotton-doubler—Sept, 3.W, F. Haines, Leamington, surgeon
—March 2, R. Reynolds and J. Raper, Leeds, ironfounders—Feb. 27;
R. Cows, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, ironmonger—March 3;
J. Thomas, Walsall, Stafforashire, saddlers' ironmonger—March 12;
L. M`Key, Dublin, merchant—March 6, J. Lingford, Nottingham;,
ironmonger—Feb. 1, J. Llewellyn, Carmarthen, draper.