The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-05-07 00:00:00

STATE OF TRADE,

,24tXe11ESTER.--Some considerable purcha- es have been
aue this week, for India and China, in the wider sheetings
wee the lower totalities of jaccenets, at the rate current last
rate „Ilaaapolarns have continued in fair request at lull
ever '
.) seven-eighth and ionic-eighth pri tiug cloths. how-
extretnely little business has been done, aid it can
te eel}, be said that prices are hrm. Domestics areexceejingly
depressed, and exhibit a further decltne iu value. The yarn
Rmarket continues sluggish, yet considerable purchases a e being
ne. at low prices. Scarcely anything .s yet doing for Russia
Sat
relay has given way id in price.—Nunehester Advertiser, of

7„ • -
-t..84'.—The markets since our la-t have exhibited further
*44 of improvement ; there has :.een a nett,r demand for both
„tie cloths and fancy fabrics suitable to he seas -n. The , rde s
•,%rtle c usumption ate extensive, and much activity is ob.
•errable in many warehouses.
Wn. 4A4voitri MARKET.— We had a fair attendance of buyers
this market on Thursday. and a average amount of busines
as done in Piece Goods on recent t, rms. 1 here was also a
iht 40d demand for Yarns t late rates. The Wool market was
ae'Y active, the announced reduction of the wool duties
„vyig induced buyers to pause till they had asceraiisikd the
aect or the proposed change.
,012eDositspip.i.n MARKET.—The continued fine w ather after
a
`arlY commencement, has givn a great impetus to the
r`rade of this district. The demand for fr.ncy coo, a continue
„!rY active, and fri,rics that exhibit any novelty of pattern or
atio are bought up with avidity The W 00l market is pro-
vablypor
prices, brisk, but there has been no recent alteration in
Dryerspax
MARKET.— We had again a good attendance of
• Satin day. and as hris,. a market on Saturday as for
Mme, weeks past, t e principJl dealings bing in strong lastings
44d the he vier kind of goo -s. There sea steady demand for
Wools at late rates.
tioIYAREFIELD WOOL MARKET.—The demand for all de- crip-
-4s of v not continues limite.l, and prices are notninally with-
„„-"•%t anY variation.
/hewn.
ONDWIKE BLANKET MARKET.—The manufacturers
are this
•7s district are mostly engaged to ord,r. consequently there
au dad few goods offered for sale in the market, and up n these
ance is demanded.
lnqßocoo
hirkentorLße fiPeLeAl NNE'. MARK ET.—There have been rather more
used 'a utter prices to-day, and some merch nts have put*-
: tar her Ana: mores
Y. but, upon the who e, there has not been
business transacted than on the preceding Mon.
Macy' Itit sPeculation hasexcited among the buyers,
inclined to think that ere long there wit' be a
soon be in in Wool, notwithstanding the new clip. will
cieman, he is.
arket. In Wool prices remain firm, and the
L. 8 eftdy.
HOSigft,
branch i.',„`.tND LACE TRADES —The wrought cotton hose
does rather dull to wha it was some m nths since ; and
tem., reel the least revival, but on the contrary, shows spinp-
lov„..° 4,rt a decline. The " turn out" ot the cot-on and thread
e hands has terminated by the hou.e agreeing once more
pay the regulated price. We are sorry to state, that there
IS a visible depression in the demand for draw. rs and pantaloons,
the hosiers eneag d in the manufacture giving Out their ma.
lerial to work with a very s.,aring hand. Some few full. fashioned
COats are still making ; the pric, of a coat, having silk lin ng,
and got up in an elegant manner, is only ,4 shillings—and were
t for the he vy duty on made-up clothing in America,
these articles would have an extensive sale. The cut-op braticii
Continues i risk, and the hands have full and general employ-
ment. Th s, as we have before remarked, is likely
to con inue,
as there is no speculation in bid-ding, and thus increasing wide
frames There is no improvement in any of the silk branches.
The silk glove trade is not visibly improved ; and as to the plan
silk and silk knotte branches, the same remark applies to
them.—Nottingham Journal.

STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY,

ON THZ IST Or MAT, 1844.

(From the United Service Journal.)
[Where two places are mentioned, the
last-named
's that at
Which the Depot of the Regiment is stationed.]
Ist Lite Guards—Windsor.
Rl,l Ditto—negent's Park.
oyal H.Guards—Hyde Park.
Ist Dragn Gds _Canterbury.
2d—Ballincolli.
ad—Dublin. g
4th—Longford.
ath—Dun dal k
7th-
-Ist C. G Hope, Maidstone.
Dragoons— ewbridge
2d—Euiliburgh.
4th —l.
3d—llen
swgal ;
.Maidstone
ich
Elth—Nottingham
7th Hussara—B • ht un .
Bth—York
loth lijaacsears-I(3:ear.
nfal; Maidst.
llt11th"08 ars, a_h
Dublin.
lath Lancers— Manchester.
lath Light D'goo/18—Hounslow
14D:1—Bombay; Maidstone.
ill67thstt
Lan Hussars—Madras • M'ston
aßiernnagainlitiMamaid stu
Grenad•—•er Guards (Ist batt.)
(2d ba
t,....W)nchester
(ad batt)-2tGeor.ge's Barrack,
St. John's Wood.
Coldstream
Purtnaa Guarda--(lst batt.;
mst.
(2d batt) Wellingtonr
Barracks
Scotch FusileerGrds—(lst bat'
Tower.
-(2d hatt.)—Windsor.
Ist Foot (Ist batt.)—Gibraltar,
FTralee.
Cldbatt.)Barbadoe; I'
2d oot
-- s*
Bombay •, Chatham.derry
hlDhadbiriatis. ; Chatham.
eng 4th_; Chatham
ath-
6th—tliester.
Bth 7th—
BoblGiraltar ; Brecon.—
9th—Bengal ; Chatham.
loth—Bengal ; Chatham
ith—Athlone .
12th-I.llauritius ; Isle Wight.
Reserve batt..
1
13th-13engal; Chatham.
4th—Canadi ; Armagh.
'Rh—Limerick.
1601—Dublin.
17t11—Aden ; Chatham.
18th—china ; Chatham.
19th—Cephalonia; .
hi Jersey..
20tH—Bermuda ; Isle of Night
21st—Be..gal Chatham.neser,:e butt.. Bermuda
'
27d--Bombay ; Chathcami
v‘ iirbt
.
23d—Ba bsdoes ; Isle ,
Reserve bat.. Canada]
24th—Dublin.
25th—Madras; Chatham.
26th—Edinburgh.
2*i:ill—Cape Good Hope; Naas
26t11-13ombay ; Chatham.
29b—Bengal ; Chatham.
ork.
t—Bengal ; Chatham.
32d—Manellester.
Brun wick, Buttevant.
3s4l—Mauritius; Templemore
3 it
3 3tn.—Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
altar 1111.
34h8111-- Gibr
lirgal • Chatham.
W ing, Quebec

40th—Bengal; Chatham.
41st—Canter.iury.
42d—Malta ; Isle of Wight.
Reserve bait., Malta
43d—Montreal; Cashel.
44th—Winchester.
45th--Cape of Good Hope. LW
Reserve batt.. Gibraltar.
46th—St. Lucia; Boyle.
47th—Gosport.
48th—Jamaica; Guernsey
49th—Portsmouth.
50th—Bengal; Chatham.
51st—Van 1). Land ; Chatham.
52d—New Brunswick; Nenagh
53d—Newry.
,4th—Templemore.
55th—China; Chatham.
56th—Cork.
57th—Madras ; Chatham.
58th—Chatham.
59th—Portsmouth.
60th (let battalion.)—Kilkenny.
;2dbatt.)—N Scotia; Beiturbet
61st—' imerick.
62d—Bengal ; Chatham.
63d—Madras ; Chatham.
64th—Northampton.
65th—Mullengax.
66th—Belfast.
67th—Manchester.
68th—Canada; Chatham.
69th—Castiebar.
70th—Leeds.
71st—Grenada ; Isle of Wight
Reserve batt , Canada
72d—Fermoy.
73d—Newport, South Wales.
74th—Montre I; Kinsale
75th—Plymouth.
76th—Devon port.
77th—Jamaica, Dover.
7tit Bothh_—Gitnimililatay;;(shtairtihiangm.
.
90th—N. S. Wales ; Chatham
31st—( anafla ; Buttevant.
42d—Quebec; Clare Castle.
83d—V, eedun.
.34th—Madras; Chatham.
85th—Antigua; Newbridge.
86th—Bombay ; Chatham.
87th—Glasgow.
85th—Malta; Paisley. • •
,9th—Canada ; Cork.
80th—Ceylon ; Carlow.
gist—Cape & St. Helena ; I.ofW.
Kest rye batt., C G. Hope.
32d— Aberdeen.
d3d—Canada; Carlisle.
34th—Madras ; Chatham
115th—Ceylon; Hover.
36th:—N.S.Wales ; Sheerness.
117th—Corfu ; Isle of, Wight.
Reserve bat., Corfu.
98th—China; Chatham.
29th—N. S. Wales; Chatham.
Riileß (lstb.)—Corfu ; Athlone
(2d batt.)—Halifax.N.S..lsleW.
Reserve batt. Halifax, N. J.
Ist \V. I. Regt.—Demerara, &C.
211d—Jamaica at d Bahamas.
3d—Nass u. Sierra Leone, &c.
Ceylon Rifle itegt.—Ceylon.
R. Canada hide Reg —Canada.
Cape Mounted Riflemen—cape
of Good Hope.
Royal Newfoundland Com panies
—Newfoundland.
Royal Maita Fencibles, Malta.
St Helena Kee.— St. Helena.
; Left Wing, Barbadoes.