The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-07-25 00:00:00

VARIETIES.

Dr. BlRCH.—There has been no good scholars since
birch rods went out o' school and sentiment went in.—
Sam Slick in England.

!Any one can now rise from his bed in London, break-
fast on the sea shore in England, lunch in Boulogne, spend
a few hours there, and be back in London to dinner.
Glass may be beautifully frosted with Epsom salt z.
Glauber salts, sal ammoniac, or blue stone, dissolved in
hot water, and applied with a brush whilst hot.

An original Chinese letter has been presented to the
Mechanics' Institute at Mansfield. Contrary to the Eng-
lish mode of writing, the ink is white, and the paper black
or dark coloured.

On an average, 47 female servants commit suicide an.
nually in the river Thames, and of 250 females who lately
applied for admission at a Magdalene asylum, 120 were
servants.

An American, describing the prevalence of duelling,
summed up " They even fight with daggers in a room pitch
dark." "Is it possible ?" was the reply. " Possible,
sir ?" returned the Yankee ; " why, I have seen them."
A PARODOX.—The Hereford Times of Saturday last,
in allusion to the death of the favourite horse Henley,
says—" After he had run the Stanage Stakes, and was
taken to the stable, he could neither stand nor lie down !"
Pat says, that " nothing can be aisier than to repale the
union of the United Kingdoms of Great Britain and Ire-
land. It is only necessary," he says, "to transpose two
letters, and they will become Untied Kingdoms at once."
A GENTLEMAN who had drowned a butterfly in whisky,
so as to preserve it, was remonstrated with by a young
lady for his cruelty. Another lady present remarked that
she did not think it was at all cruel, as it had died in such
good spirits.
A SINGULAR PARISII.—A correspondent informs us
that the parish of Merthyr-rnawr, in this county, has no
public-house, no shop of any kind, no Dissenting chapel,
no doctor, no lawyer, and no paupers. It, however, con-
tains several octogenarians.—Swansea Journal.
A writer in the United Service Magazine describing a
visit to the falls of Niagara, says, " We waded through
deep and soft snow; saw orpeth, 1842,' and other
names carved on a tree, and then reached the Terrapin
rocks."

A MAN WITH SIX \VII,Es.—A man named Robinson
was'arrested a few days since in Illinois on a charge of
passing counterfeit money. In searching him they found
upon his person letters from six wives, all living, that he
has married in different parts of the country. He had a
wife with him at the time of his apprehension.—New Fork
paper.

MEMOIR OF MADEMOISELLE LENORMAND,
THE CELEBRATED PARISIAN FORTUNE-
TELLER.

A thick and impenetrable veil has again fallen between
us and futurity. The hand that was enabled to raise this
veil is dead. Mdlle. Lenormand has been removed from
her practice in the occult sciences by the hand of death.
The death of this celebrated woman cannot fail to pro-
duce a great sensation in a world where she had a very
extensive clientele amongst the very first classes of soci-
ety. Established on the most solid bases, accredited by
extraordinary success, and patronised by the most famous
names of our age, the vogue of this modern sibyl main-
tained itself during 50 years in the midst of revolutions
and vicissitudes of every kind, coming triumphantly out
of every trial, braving doubts, scepticism, railleries, and
instilling mysterious convictions into the most rebellious
minds.

From the earliest age Mdlle. Lenormand was put in
communication with heavenly bodies; she was only seven
years of age when she felt herself suddenly endued with
this supernatural intelligence. Her de'but in the art of
divination took place in the convent of the Benedictines,
where she learnt her first catechism. The youthful scho-
lar predicted that the head of the convent would be soon
discharged. She was put en penitence for this prediction,
but it turned out to be a true one. She followed her pre-
diction up by pointing out the name, the age, the titles
and history of the individual who would succeed to the
office. Several candidates came forward for the situation,
but the successful one fully agreed with the description
giv.!n by the youthful prophetess.
There was in this success an evident opening to future
fame which was not to be neglected, and, on leaving the
convent, Mdlle. Lenormand set herself up as a fortune-
teller. The moment was favourable to such a wild and
romantic plan ; agitation and disorder reigned abroad, the
future was veiled in clouds, there was nothing but dark-
ness in the horizon, and the sibyl was welcomed in the
midst of such gloomy uncertainty and formidable enigmas.
Hers was, alas ! but a sad privilege, to be enabled thus
to read the book of fate. What scenes of blood did it not
reveal to her! and the cards often fell from her hands
whilst reading the horrors which they foretold to her pro-
phetic mind.
After the people of the court, who for some time com-
posed the majority of her customers, the cave or the sibyl
was visited by the ferocious Montagnards. They had been
informed that the Humans had been in the habit of con-
sulting soothsayers ; they had heard of the sibyl of Cumes ;
and those who now consulted the citizen Lenormand con-
sidered themselves quite on a par with the Gracchi, the
Scipios, and the Brutuses of that day.
At a late hour one evening three men presented them-
selves at her house, and smilingly told her that they came
for the purpose of learning their future destinies. She took
their hands in hers and recoiled with horror.

" Do not be alarmed," said the younger of the three,
" speak unreservedly' our minds are strong, and what-
ever you may have to reveal to us, we shall hear it with-
out dread."

Not being able to conquer her emotion the sibyl con-
tinued to turn over her cards, and could not find courage
enough to deliver her oracle. At length, however, she
yielded to their encouraging word', and her three visitors
received with shouts of laughter the sinister fate she pro-
nounced to be reserved for them ; and their gaiety was
not cowed even when they heard themselves doomed to
meet a tragical end.
" It is clear," said they to each other, on leaving the
place, " that the oracle is deceived ; if the revolution de-
stroys us, we shall all fall on the same day, on the same
hour, and in the same place."
" That is true, replied one of them, " and that woman
knew not what she was talking about when she said I
should fall before you two, and that great honours will at-
tend my funeral, while, on the contrary, your last moments
will be insulted by the people."
" She has calumniated the people! Suppose we denounce
her to the Tribunal ?"

" Bah ! Some licence must be given to a prophetess."
The sibyl of Cumes was never molested.
Saying this, Robespierre, Marat, and Saint Just, for
those were the men who had just consulted their fates,
r paired to the Committee of Public Safety, where they
talked of any thing but of Mdlle. Lenormand. The death
of Marat, which happened shortly after, verified part of
the prognostication of the oracle. Saint Just and Robe-
spiere returned soon after this event to the sibyl, but she
was very much on her guard in her remarks, and did her
best to weaken the effect of her first prediction. Unfor-
tunately on succeeding consultations she was less discreet,
and her prophetic ardour brought her at length within the
walls of a prison, from which she was led to execution.
Occupied alone with observing the fortunes of others,
she allowed herself to he surprised by dangers which she
might have avoided by consulting the lines in her own
hand.
The re-action of Thermidor however saved the life of
Mdlle. Lenormand. It was never known whether she had
ever foretold this event. The persecution of which she had
been the victim brought Mdlle. Lenormand even more re-
nown than before. _ _ _

She had scarcely returned to her house before she was
visited by a young woman dressed in mourning, and with
a very sorrowful countenance.
" Your grief is legitimate, madam," said the sibyl,
" but you must have expected the blow which has
reached you ; this misfortune was indispensable to the
realisation of a prophecy which had previously been made
you."
" What ! You know ?" cried the young widow, raising
her thick black veil.

" I know that a brilliant fortune has been predicted for
you."
And that prediction-
" Will be realised."

These words, if not a consolation, were at least some-
what of a soothing balm poured into the wounds of the
sorrowing widow. Josephine Beauharnis turned her re-
gards by degrees from past misfortune to carry them to-
wards a more brilliant fortune. Her Creole imagination
was raised by these two predictions which, after art inter-
val of 20 years, promised her a crown. The Parisian
sibyl had confirmed the oracle pronounced many years
before by a fortune-teller of Martinique. This was
enough to raise the fame of Mdlle. Lenormand, and to
make her quit the rage amongst the fine ladies of the Di-
rectory, Madame Tallien, Madame Recamier, and a num-
ber of elegant and spirituel women, whose white hands
opened quite a new era in the salons of the Luxembourg.
The double prediction of our heroine was, however, at
this time threatened in its fulfilment. The widow of Vis-
count de Beauharnis espoused a young officer without
fortune, but just made a general, and who had solicited in
vain to obtain a command.

"Josephine." said her friends, "you have committed
a folly which you will one day repent."
" It is true," thought she, " that in marrying thus, I
have lost the chance of realising my promised fortune."
The dreams of ambition had, however, been sacrificed,
without regret, for the feelings of the heart. Before,
however, riveting still closer the bands which were about
to bind her future life, the amiable widow desired onca
more to consult Mdlle. Lenormand, and she prevailed on
Bonaparte to accompany her on this visit.
The sybil examined the hand of her visitor, and, after
consulting the cards, said, " Nothing of your future fate
is changed." _ _

She then took the hand of the young general, which
she contemplated with great emotion. The lines traced
on that hand pointed out to her the plans of campaign,
and the glorious route by which he was conducted to
power. Bonaparte repaired to the sybil through pure
complaisance to the charming caprice of his lady-love,
but with a mind perfectly incredulous as to the renown of
the prophetess ; but when the sybil spoke to him of his
secret designs, of his warlike projects, and of the fortune
of his arms, he listened to her with astonishment.
" I will endeavour to realise your predictions," said he,
on retiring.

"And I," said Josephine, leaning with pride on the
arm of Bonaparte, " I have no doubt of the brilliant for-
tune that is in store for we."

At another time Madame de Stael went to consult
Mdlle. Lenormand. This was under the consulate. The
events which had been predicted by her were being ra-
pidly accomplished. On Madame de Stael presenting
herself to the sibyl, the latter immediately said :
" You are earnestly engaged in some proceedings which
you are about to take to-morrow, but which will give you
but little satisfaction."

Madame de Stael was in fact to have an interview the
next day with the First Consul. Bonaparte knew that the
illustrious writer had spoken against him, and had even
made common eause with some of his adversaries. Never-
theless the conqueror of Montenotte and the Pyramids
might, in this instance, accomplish a fresh conquest; he
was anxious to attach to his car one of the first women of
the age, and the precious acquisition might be made at
the expense of only a few fair words and a paltry indemnity
of 1,200,000 f., which was claimed by the daughter of M.
Necker. The great captain thought, however, that this
was paying rather dearly for such a conquest. He re-
ceived her in the midst of a numerous circle, and instead
of leading her into one of those subjects of conversation
in which the whole brilliancy of her talent would have
shone forth, he first addressed her by the question:—
" Have you seen the Pie Voleuse 7' It is the most
attractive piece of the day."
Surprised by this unexpected question, Madame de Stael
felt at a loss for an immediate answer, when the consul
added :

" They say that we have also the 'Pie seditieuse

This last remark deprived the lady of all her intellectual
faculties, she sought in vain for a reply, and the consul
not wishing to increase her embarrassment, turned from
her and entered into conversation with another individual.
Besides the particular causes of complaint which Bona-
parte bad against the lady in question, he had in common
with many other great men, a deep-rooted dislike to all
learned ladies.
After this memorable conference Madame de Stael
thought of the remark of Mdlle. Lenormand. She re-
turned to the sybyl, and ever after continued to her a
confidence Nthich one of our doctrinaire ministers has
respectfully kept up.
The high destinies promised to Madame de Beaubarnais
had been realised, but that strange piece of fortune was
to be followed by a melancholy reverse. One morning
the Empress Josephine entered the presence of the
Emperor in a state of great agitation.
" I am aware of the project which you have in con-
templation," said she, you wish to sacrifice me to
reasons of state policy. The act of divorce has been
already prepared."
This was true. The Empress had been correctly in-
formed. But from whom had she received the informa-
tion ? How could she have learned it but from one of his
intimate advisers? was the question which immediately
suggested itself to the mind of the Emperor.
" I will discover the author of this treason," said he,
"and whoever he may be will find a means to punish him."
" Be assured," replied Josephine, " you have no traitor
in your family, nor among your councillors. She who an-
nounced my elevation also predicted my fall. I have
learnt the whole from Mlle. Lenormand."

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taken
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tell,
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wtoichoTcnoahshoei
foa
rdnFeaptolhrluyeocnahecjeha, told him
which, she drew from her pocket' and eon-
range them on the table of the ministeri r his ersividis
Fondle' then recollected that 600 n 8 te_ ladyS bides
very high, but that he would rise still higher.
2000
000 dul/
The first part of this prophecy alluded to an
whoa ts.
mounted in a balloon, and made the voage, lie reps
in presence of the assembledy inbabitranttiscllo7 i''lntsiesiall
fatal to Pilatre du Rozier. This estaliabeag.'.teb,
on to represent in the chamber the departure enatbittil
d Mdlle. LeaS"ss,s,
minister sharply reprimands 1 been dsyso7,
on some of the predictions which she had his
all'
LoireThelnferieure. Thus did one ascension lean!' ....
while the lady tranquilly continued arrangul 0 r
knave of clubs." g
, asu nal
oandftdiFrib afterwards
redic tliendg ttoheb is
she °oGetr
to
of
otbitle
to be repudiated:
could not conceal her error. For two Year- rois
sided in the Rue de Tournon and flattered the ofto
of the Fauborg St. Gerrnain;by raising their lirePietiostsr
tie
predictions. This was certainly conduct of t siee,
lsYi
sibyl
3,1 Mdlle.that s
h e Lenormandwoul
dbe ysePndti
all probability, remain°-uicnb:lnowirnedtelmr ertied! t,bes°l
grateful character towards the Erntisretis'sc./01reeP3;(1YosiP"brs
had loaded her with favours. But Joseptnnet.
_tor
been already u
Jo
ledge. Ow
Fouche said not a word about the divorce, an
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the vogue re3l4;
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fora ~• Will
.." e 0
" How do you know that? replied..
cause to
"here •is a knave of clubs here, which will ea".
01°4
let out sooner than you think."
"Ah ! the knave of clubs will have the crest ~
will he ?" fr
soa
" Yes; for it represents the Duke de Rovigo, ii
„ teo. nes- a
to
01
cessor.
gdmAoi
arloeendxcdatiliebrrahieren. red h,e r with
persecuted for predicting the restoration ; odserf
fall
whichof t he
she empireha dr eesvdtteoorrne:dertui Msi:oind.yen:lellidweP.•ll:l-4:eesi sltlgeiell if
6 tb7s and
dm
was every day rising; and she continued to g? ssS OIP7
increasing her fortun, which constantly contitus;l:ol,
For forty years Madlle. Lenormand elidedro tse Is
rue de Tournon. The cave of the Sybil Iva! ° deal
laws of
0,
faptthteheepsrbsclooptnhtoeomtfeatoshfewthliaetdhcyothuerat.e
words,
t,',706,1111
nsultationre 0 if
The rof •
librarian
license of
tFo;r
tairntacdee,
was, a
i‘niddi ai
es.
under
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sorm
a n
designation
every
me ocse e°o°,nxPluib
eaetiafr
se
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si°lo
Iti
a legal character in order to have a feet thi.'oo
take: set aLli
• tbstyeP VP*
stood in the columns of the " Alcaanacb tb 11l
lady 00
soli
the
ringing a bell the servant opened
visitor was ushered into a room which bad , the r- lir
rotbrfinEs°o.l
sibyline character about it. She entertaineu
eitstso,
contempt for anything like the symbols of/ olloio
sWI gr '".
plexioniahlSlmitglabakrl
ruke of light
Souvenirs Prophetiques," " La Reponse a,reed a'
wi.etehnireeoriscraeanfkeilad
jasubtfoort!utpe'sy7sso6?Areiel
six other productions, more or less cabalistic. bers9,
Mdlle. Lenormand was not long in Inakirlisita° or,
.70::,ehiaisne,egrsLwhheeesalrbf:i accountts andof ma avni
us visit
st.o the
tahne semi-oriental style. The rest of her et.'s tor'
ordinary description, or as it is describe
0
; .
owe°
" What '
is your pleasure," said sbe,
visitor. d 104 '
0
" Madam
„ _ ,I am come to consult you• willfg-
very well. Take a chair. What gagle,
1 have at 6f, 10f, 20f., and as high as 400 C 61°0
d Ole fli
di Very well ; draw near that table 00
hand." If
" Here it . " cp. oar"
Is (presenting the right hand. is I,
" Not that, give me your left band. vyrd sits.,"
What flower do you prefer ? What g°ll-61(edi° 11/3'
ref
repugnant to you ? ' These questions were
answer sbe
.001
notonous and nasal voice, and at each OOOO
" Very well, e cards .
time, which she presented to the visitor!, seta'Or,
them with your left hand." She then 10'10 cher,
on the table, and delivered horoscor Por
yourfollow' stet
lity which • it was sometimes difficult to o.h Yge
havewThailinaitesrteaadlwina;ttrparere' befoul,
particularly happy in her delinea • of the obv 111
"on Ding, for ot
tastes, and habits of the con 00 0
person . iese . fro A
could not have drawn from a skill in pli"eisly "he',
scarcely looked the person in the face but a bosh rso
A in a/ • seasras,
different combination of the cards, a;lu - ;00 41'4
urarely deceived. She never failed to raegittieg, age
highly
;cat iaiosri
nal, udltsauueatrrttdoemedar
,0,l
bivuohe
nut
lanes
esfr
bdae(wte.2baaoi
ydisfs)as n.l%vi
'dents of the past life of the party eons° her Prl IN
who have had recourse to her declare that ,icetioo.oo.
sing or 0 0
accompanied it with excellent advice. ,A the PP,-ere
always
eetfowrittuhnae o
"Thanks to Mdlle. Lenormand, "I" ''-- Pr- 6vs
„s 1
~ se ,
V,, " 1 have for thirty years been able ".,1 Isla,
th
e services of either a physician or a law Yerr fail 00,4
xclaimed another great I d " have ra to ,r„t tow
suit the sibyl h la have`
w enever 1 have been g2°.,,-;eorol'' VI
sot •
lise, and they have always de" - A )10,44,
succee
predictions." ~isa' le r p
f ofP' MS
It is not known whether Mdlle. I,e°- d I' 101
behind her erve bey
i 0
memoirs, or has Pres se, s mil
which she has received from* different Par"- rg '
prove a valuable property. 00011
esir • ... A
Amorw the
0 most celebrated of her reg Issasalless,,S
be •
mentioned Prince Tall y and Darra! kensc,
General Moreau, and e-
r'of otbers'ited i' r
the ladies of the Parisiana number _ _ssee
ass
beast monde cons tt,. Da
she had also caries o d with several ,10004
n ence
guished personage!' u"
chat
She has • * • , its said, died worth upwar stira.
hat sslll
her papers would be worth more tharl.l, sr oo
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A LOVE
LETTER.-The following rasr„„ssioootiV
transmitted. a few days since, by ag,se- si° .se °re'
the object of his affections -" It wool' be
tic IP tour
attempt to describe the in'describablY e'ltsoo, olPi
one spark of the prometheal fire o feltI". 'pte' tes ,01
darted into my soul, when first I the .ttloCosso
charms; then it was that my mind, forgoeil wiares rgp
glistening's of the thousands of glow°ereeraPtil ttait
along on this terrestrial sphere, be,e,en'h b5te,56,5.0"1
the transcendant glory of your ange"e StriigninsofilsOal
the pencil of a Raphael, the sublinse, -"ge tbrlS'ice,
and ennobling powers of a Milton, or
then'thou,so
spirit-stirring conceptions of a Byron, es iag-he elolli° i
I attempt to sketch taint 'des of Y°e t''" Ilrf
somei ~,sest ee , s
excellencies •
. , but what pencil carrotc f 1 to fie 0,
in e of toli
lightness of that
,
. form' which partakes more of spirt
hose geri,ot
blood,) under the gentle pressure of o,eser,"heit
fragrant flowers which offer themselves °loci ""if 4
for your walk scarcely for a monies t d, es A Ylopris
butcrushed
without losing their elasticity, and, es
by a gentle zephyr, erect therg„'tep e° of 10;
conscious of the honour which yoursf°°loe tliot, tr
them. What paint could give th T), to al siirA
cheeks, of which it would be faint Pra't, refrtlePl-Or
combine the °eta beior tf IA.
chasteness of the pure lily ? What Ps •ke • ll' r
• s.li wit di A,
symmetrical proportions of that fa,ir. oh orogerri
flits over rather than walks on tbset4osol'oi
sweetness of the blushl° cag i 401
buoyancy of an etherial enchantress • ter& hi tllee0;
describe those exquisitely-ehiselled feg os#l.oe,v;i4
tlest smile speaks volumes to the soulfrathedi'eltbeoood
ble perceptions of woman, as concentrate
with ten thousand brilliant imageries °-JigY°llleaVdr
ing person ? Hail, Music! thou charmer, to 00 iii,'
breast, let me invoke th aid in atteroPt.'lla,e 01, jor°,"
idol of my soul. But myusic! ! where Is. geew Fr,
r sin ea el)
most enrapturing symphonies will IV' withsuastia'Arr
°f ilea or
harmonious discord when compare?, ,i p'area,'s ISO
cadences of that sweet voice ? "you,oo9s,
words, imageries, poetry, and Illute:aj clrnstasee'sro
ficient, and the portrait which I s"°tetibic;i Itte '
assistance would always appear a vile ..igill ;, 10
retained the impression of the adorable %tag, 101,s to
I ask myself, can one so utterly unwof e Peso
gain the possession of this essence t I gsaifisrpla
Count it not treason, fair seraph, that tana°oo,e'seg
with more intense interest than tg's , I inf)
gloating over his hordes of filtbY Welt,' °
gg' tal oirt
me to love you ; for I would not be et AO Allie
you. Bid me, if you please, to knockboe oeirostoi
one of the horns of the moon, lade toisla %I°o/10,1111
a teaspoon, or take up one of the ram fetc,t 0 ted/
a pair of sugar • tongs ; command le, alretellso, ,0
don, the Pyrenees, the Peak of Telloe to ; ion 90
for a set of chimney ornaments; b'uties, 0tt,... v,101,104
Celestial Empire, with its wall, Page 9 tearyssag fa?
sticks, and a host of mandarins igii_ 00(1 jyrtli ,
convert Mount Etna into a snowbt,',"etSts,sesa
an ice cream ; bid me to make the toriesettlearh7/160
a shuttlecock, and the Andes into abve islor_b,s At,
amusement ; bid me to fetch You t tbr'eat'aeir;
for a C ° J
rolling pin, the trident of Neptune tO re •
bid ire .swabs 11
Pompey' •
a coxcomb's impudence; bid
grains of sand in the Arabian desert' yotl,4baleit
s pillar for a bodkin; ts, ou tbe A ~
length of a lawyer's conscience, or.!_ontlgssir ,/
toe to rde it 1070,
mage to Jerusalem on my elbows, r 1 the 0'1,441
uuP or, I a
the edge of a rainbow, or choP Y° ber; .0( 1
into wax candles for your bedcharn h piffle 00,
mend me to accomplish a thousand autiew fedi to .
off,
and, animated by your smiles,
,Ina6bc)tboggilsbtirM
the most herculean task. is-- the 01-or.- rf'
enough to say that I cannot wield 0 i see tbeW
Heaven like the thunderer, Yet 1/11 gS,dl 11° IP)
Venus I cannot, in the nature of tblnssooo of ,
love like Jove. So that whatever e,°b`ce tasltioV Oa:
upon me, never set me that imp et one
iOOO6 111•0;001
that word be hope, and then let
love my heavenly captivator. '3)" light°. 0( f
14
tbebroteir fti ( '
the thunders roll; let the storms lab tb,_t tbes
winds howl; let her thousand foes ..0a .i. to ,004
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0 ......................... THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.
ipa 8 . .. . .... . .. _ _., _ . _ .. . .
ANiii\,,,, amasesemslisessieme
10 bet 1 " AND COMMERCIAL NEWS. , , Margaret, (steamer) Shannon, from Halifax, at this port ; WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, JULY IS. ! LONDON GAZ ETTE.—TCESDAY, JULY IS. 1
CO Th4llit
~e , -le e --______ 1 &li tppilig in trl ligrnrr. • sailed 9th July, with the mails and passengers from the Colum-
bia ,steamer) which left Boston Ist J uly, and the following day Imp. Measure. Price per
Imp. Measure. vet.
eihni, ' oloaE . , ~., ______..._ PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
ran on shore, in a fog, on the Devil's Limb, Sea Island, N.S~ Wheat
_ :et iteek. erupts
pas , AND I....OMPANY'S BANKULPTCY,
TUSSDAY, JULY IS.-NVind W.N.W. moderate. G. Pearce and J. Buckley, Liverpool, wholesale cutlers-S.
bilged, and would be a wreck : crew and passengers saved. On Oats
Jackson, T. Greig, J. Watson, and B. Greig, Manchester, calico,
vouilv_.annentn_, :eardbotohteir final examination on Monday , Arum-ED.-Safeguard, Smith, from Montreal-Mars, Lind.
:',Vol tile eaabl:he debts 17th July, in lat. 51, long. 32, spoke the Phcenix, hence to St. y
tfilf. after 14 ha d.P oved amount to about £300,000, and ' say ; Belmont, Brown, and Ocean Queen, from ClueNbec,-.Rock-
ork j°lln' N.B. On the 20th, in lat. 51, long. 16, spoke the St.
BANKRUPTS. e
I ' Martin. On 21st, about 20 miles S.W. of Cape Clear, spoke
X 85,000. It is expected that, shire, Mob, from Mobile-Garrick, Skiddy, from _ew 1 - -
BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, JuLY 19. Thomas Chappell, Sudbury, Suffolk, licensed victualler.
~. t.:l el expenses, the dividend will be ss. in the
017 Severn, James, from Maceio-Law Ogilvy, from Alexandria- the Acadia, steamer, hence to Boston. On the 22nd, in the During the present week there was only a small quantity of Robert Richardson, High-etreet, Wapping, London, anchor. ri
lip It* il.a,it!eVletatiN. , Devotion, from Nantes - Luvicus, Cox, from Riga-Anna
Channel, spoke the Mary, from Africa to Liverpool English Wheat offering, and though millers were shy buyers at
Letitia, Potts, from Rotterdam-and Jonge Vrow Elizabeth, manufacturer.
el athiide, hence at Copenhagen the advanced rates demanded, yet an improvement of as to . 8 John Harwood and Frederick Harwood, Fenchurelostreet, 1
ON.
e4m"-."1111` 2 R D°Clc2, LOND - -On Wednesday Fliers, from Schieeam.
el/ the he"ui rot; teneral meet. ' Thomas, hence off Cape Chat per quarter was realised ; foreign held for a similar rise. Little 1
1 London, stationers.
,001 the elrltOte of ocie._,l6 ing of the proprietors in this SAILED.-Parana, Watkins, jun. for Arica and Islay.
at the Dock-house Tower-hill, for I -- Stir Republic, Hindley, hence at Gibraltar doing in mat ine Barley ; for grinding Is per quarter more i
1 Richard Arn-,field, Ring-street, Cheapside, London, button- 1
X L, hence at Anemia manufacturer.
00 12.. d 4-4a)..,,0 of d'utir,2l:ing a dividend for the last half wear, I Urgent, Brown ; Agnos, Green ; Countess of Durham, Gib- Anne, and Gazelle, hence at St. Petersburg money is require'd. Oats and Beans have obtained fully last ,
..aell • year we d •-cLors & -...-• ' SOn ; Arrarat, -, and Wm. Wright, -, hence at week's prices. Matthew Nelms, Back-Hill, Hatton-garden, London, hearth.
ote e,,e_ IN ken ef tw ' e. rar. Tooke was in the chair, ,
0 Jamaica Carl Christian, and Stolpe, hence at Danzic - I rug-manufacturer.
irsi.A. '5....-`llll7 I„%greed to 0-and-a-half per cent. for the half- 1 Sisters Berry, hence at Barbadces Orlando, Cockerill, hence at Rio Janeiro • James Binion Cooper, Drury-lane, London, ironfounder.
Maria, Freundschaft, hence at Swinnemunde LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 18.
tr:
,—.,,...! --...i o, , • The directors were elected unani- i Leonor'a Metcalf hence at Demerara George Simons, King's-square, Gpswell- road, London, watch-
)* ^.• °Le of thanks passed to them for their !
'0) ty collse t Duke of 'Gloucester, Sealby, hence at ditto Bellerophon, hence at Wismar The receipts into this port, from the 11th to the 17th manufacturer.
Of : est taw IT Capricorn, hence at ditto Pearl, Shediac, hance at Cove
Troubadour, M`Donald, sailed from Gibraltar for Liverpool instant, include chiefly a moderate quantity of Wheat Ibbs William Hodges Brown, Little Bowden, Northampton-
aothfi petie of g 5„,_ ALE I
of i'r this t uarapte. RON COMPANY.-At the Bristo Florence, Decker ; Neuva Yberia, Trevino ; Saxon, Mansfield ;; th May and Oats, coastwise and from Ireland, with a fair supply shire, dealer in horses.
Triumfante, Menchaca, and Carmencita, Ojivaga, hence at Thomas Radclyffe, Birmingham, stationer.
014, ta ee W at'," 0. on the 18th instant, a meeting Havana Britannia, Gillatly, from Sydney, N.S.W. at vaiparaiso of Flour and Oatmeal from the latter source, and 1780
DIVIDENDS.
Antilla, Bushby, sailed from Valparaiso for Mazatlan 7th April qrs. of Wheat from Danzig. Aug. 10 W. I. Law, Manchester, chemist-T. S. Goode, Man-
leo t p .0,,,
..esf of ~n
.e d for the proof of debts The proof Agnes, Braithwaite, hence at St. Thomas Annie, Potter, from Tarragona, at Rio Janeiro The advance and active proceedings reported in the chester m'erchant-W, Greenwood, Rochdale, innkeeper-Aug.
.0ri1a,029 wase' ,gland and South \Vales District Bank Mary Barry, Searle, hence at Trinidad
- tt. 'Of 1ic,16. A aunsitted, a Powhattan, Prindle, and Normandie, Spalding, hence at Mo- Puella, hence for Genoa, was spoken ISth July, in lat. 44, leading markets of the kingdom last week, produced 12, W: Wilkieson. Manchester, dealer in toys-Aug. 16, T.
le,' ~,,,. j ..„„,,,,, s was also a subsequent proof ion. 10. considerable excitement yesterday in every branch of the Williams and E. Williams, Liverpool, linen-drapers-Aug. '25,
..01 `4Blh' • tie r 6 eement for a mortgage to the company bile. Aristocrat, hence for Montreal, was spoken 13th July, in lat.
11_4. ~„ r orcp,
olidrit Ziel Pri:ne Proof e_s‘tate at Chew was put in as an Cabotia, Naislow, from Rio Janeiro, at ditto 50, long. 15 Corn trade here, which neither the sellers nor buyers H. S. Humphreys -Llanislin, Denbighshire, surgeon-Aug. 29,
T. M. Whiteley, Liverpool, hatter.
Columbus, Coffin ; Ondaska, Glidden ; United States, Decan ;
.
petitioning creditor, Mc. Russia, Elliot ; Mczart, Welch ; FraEnc.oniac.
iJo, nee ;
GRi.e. r.dzi. Ann Moore, hence for Montreal, was spoken 28th June, in lat. seem to have been generally prepared to expect : the
CERTIFICATES,
11u-A
wall! for z 10;
~ the : 45, long. 50 . more sanguine holders in co!isequence appe.ared disposed
ult
of To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the
51111 to, k-476°0 eg
affect on was also admitted. The argu- I Smith ; Don Juan, Soule ; Alkmaar, ins ; a e ,orna, a, NI ,
Eagle, hence for St. John, N.B. was spoken lgth June, in long to withdraw a portion of their samples, until the res. day of meeting.
n ' Ilre nn. claims, •t
is said, to the amount of I Charlotte, Tripe • Stafford, Brewer, and Desdemona, Clark,
sg. this sudden change be better ascertained by a more accu-
Or Ile._ ;11)h:7,M to-c‘hl't Concluded.
_Numerous de_bts_ have hence at New Orleans Aug. 8, J. Fielding and T. Fielding, Blackburn, Lancashire,
001 steeti.:-"'ilties r-ae amount i Rob Roy, Arnold : Europe, Furber ; ExceL_Sherwood ; Her- Rialto, hence for New Orleans, was spoken gth June, in lat.
rate knowledge relative to the stocks of Grain in the joiners-Aug. 10, R. Mansfield, Liverpool, coal-dealer-R.
... otlll,_ ot the fir , n all, of about 4:100, . grave, Bailey, and Hector, Spencer, hence at New York 25, long. :8, with loss of mizenmast Lloyd, Liverpool, licensed victualler-H. S. Humphreys,
So, t rat vutit
,t 90,000111 are stated at X 2-10,000, and the Cheetah, Loch, from Newport, at ditto Mary- Hartley, from Ascension for Rio Janeiro, was spoken hands ?f British
.growers ; the prevailino opinion being
Llanislin, Denbighshire, surgeon-W. I. Law, Manchester,
31st May, in lat. 22 S, long. 41 W
stlialltelle illt Ta.,, Dumbarton, Pendleton, hence at Virginia that, without a fair supply from abroad, Much less than
the usual overplus will be left. in this country at the pe- chemist-Aug 11, E. Rowbottom, Manchester, tiour.dealers-
Aug. 14, J. Stuttard and T. Stuttard, Manchester, cotton.
001' 211ploi'r, of th "sigE.-The communication from the st. Andrew, Storer, hence at Cape Breton
gIY 7,,eral,:„lB:ll_e_d in teh.L,Lce. hequer to the wine-trade. which Intrepid, hence at Quebec MONDAY, JVLY 24.-Wind N.W. moderate. riod the new crop may become available. manufacturers-Aug. 16, T. Williams and E. Williams, Liver.
:IA 0 Woodstock, Tabor, hence at St. John, N.B. ARRIVED.-Earl Grey, from Calcutta-Gondo a, Warnock, Our market to-day was tolerably well attended by town pool, linen drapers.
Rs_lth ii'lltatB to we',_-Prnes of the 10th instant, contains Lotus, Watson. hence and New Orleans, at ditto from Cork-Yorkshire, Black, and Prince of Orange, Deas, from and country millers, but the pause in London yesterday
NEuatttInDECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY.
..,
de
jEn.: Booth, Staleybridge, Lancashire, surgeon.
'
fli°l; r fror,v7 . ,onsir. the merchants have objected, but Perseverance, hence and Laguira, at Puerto Cabello
4 the all er have arisen rather from oversight Conte Zechy,
tCloppartaiicih,aher a.bnclit Tri,esttce.e t ditto
kr firet i real MOtiv New Orleans-Sir Howard Douglas, from Savannah-Yanoni,
from Dalhous'e-Alfred, from Teneriffe-Albanian, Winsor, h_aying checked that eager desire for buying Wheat exteny
sively, whi,ch was previously observable at an improvement hLirieve. rpmodolild,
erre.tailer of ale-N. WWilliani, Hasling.
gleS,CsOt.fACoHdtSewEQ,sll,
mESerTcRhAanTtI.ONS.
00111 eo:nd tthe part of the government.
Qtlitr,e4' have c, it is well known the merchant! were Charles Cerro ,e,ns e e, A h att, hence at Ma- from Cephalonia-Titania, Bynon, from Leghorn-George IV,
tanzas .
from Cadiz-Tyro, Mitchell, from Lisbon-and Loo Christie, of Is. per Albs, that adva.nce was not supported to-da
James Prin
~ e it
41
et:lali:
771.
rs
endit terart ;ter in.,
IC: -en: .1
1 r n.
10 , and thu y David Banks, Jolly, and Douglas, Machon, Fence at Ancona Cornelis, from Ostend. and tbe transactions this morning, generally upon a
of O Iht; as they
... etion allowed on stock in the Competitor, Brooks, and Sampson, Butcher, hence at Leghorn -- moderate scale only, place our quotations merely 6d. to John Bell, Maxwelltown, merchant.
at without any restriction ;
arbrlae to obtain the desired concession, Jußlyritish Queen, Rowe, sailed from Leghorn for this port Ist May:3Brsowna,.from Bonny to Liverpool, was spoken in lat. 32, 9d. above those of this day se'nnight. William Bowie, Falkirk, merchant.
00 ; 3
long. . 6 d s out
Helen, hence to Quebec, was spoken in lat. 41, long. 47 English and Irish Flour may be noted ss. per sack,
'_;tp..lo ..t. •• AI, .1 andnigselnent with the government, Llewellyn, and Science, Bulkeley, hence at Gibraltar
~,,i,„, rst „, , s represented by the official com- Pigeon, Hiscock, and Chase, Batson, hence at Lisbon John Dennison, hence at Bay Chaleur and American 2s. to 3s. per barrel dearer, which being FROM TETE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY.
10- tkaNi't °re h rre" to Th • •• I • • h Ceres, Vernes, hence at Helvoet Daphne, M'Millan, from Trieste, at Gibraltar reluctantly complied with, few sales were effected. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
11 ' es, la lit , a-andoned• eir origina. position tey Industrie, De Jaeghere, hence at Ostend Mischief, Watson, hence at Lisbon Barley continued to be held for higher prices, and Malt Haworth and Whitehead, Forest of Rossendale, Lancashire,
for the present, and what the
50,101 !leliihitiOd, in tie ruore Y Sisters, Thorburn, hence at St. Petersburg Bridget, Wade, sailed from L'sbon for Liverpool 15th July was the turn higher.-Beans and Pease fully maintained cotton spinners ;as far as regards J. Haworth-NI., G. 0., J.
belee.ol - Some . than a modification of minor de- James Duncan Heslop, hence at ditto MAURITIUS, April 15.-Several vessels have arrived here D. and J. H. Greenwood, Bradford, Yorkshire, and Wellington,
aefl4 'o,._ o , ON, t Instances, scarcely more than a clear Bertha, Fehrei;burg; George, Blenck, and Amelia, Albrecht, during the last two days, and report a hurricane near Rodrigues. the improved terms of Friday.
. New Zeland, stuff manufacturers.
slee 4 t ems
OP tok toet 0 the Of the document. The chief ob- hence at Swinemunde 4 vessels are in sight, and a ship of goo tons is outside, under BA N K RUPTCIES AMNULLED.
4: ; at hit, Provision th r P Friederich, Sturmer, hence at Wolgast CORN EXCHANGE, Juror 21. Alfred Elam, Oxford-street, and Henry Elam, Huddersfield,
'S; tile 1_ Atte o o paid e a- .or tugal or French red
I,orrt ta b'aat hoe thueartY two years before the reduction jury masts. The following are the arrivals : Broxboumebury,
Gem, Minens, from Cadiz off Tampico, 31st May, but could from Bombay to London, leaky, decks swept, aOd much da- Some variations, but none of an important character, have surgical instrument makers.
I letii not get over the bar, owing to bad weather maged. Robin Gray, from Caleutta to London, with damage, occurred in the trade since our remarks of Tuesday last. The Thomas Berry, Lewes, Sussex, brewer.
0..0004., tle w; • eturn allowed. Now, it is against Thomas Naylor, hence for St. John, N.B. was spoken 4th and must refit. On the 13th April, spoke the Waverley, totally John Dent, Burnley, Lancashire, grocer.
weather on Wednesday being fine, no disposition was apparent
Is; Of y's.'lliiNg..!retiteoqe in bond for home consumption, and June, in lat. 46, long. 49 dismasted. Blanche, from Calcutta to London, leaky, and with BANKRUPTS.
to follow up the transactions noted in the earlier part of the
,I, tk.7 11‘ 44 bef ' Y reqUire to
-gni,. , the, „ ore th remain in bottle for three Confidence, hence for Vera Cruz, was spoken 14th June, in damage. Argo, from Java, with mainmast and bowsprit gone, week, but with a more evident desire to effect sales purchases
of Wheat were practicable on decidedly easier terms :yesterday, Henry Andrews and Charles Twining, Peckham, Surrey,
ttb It ra. elore eY are matured. The time of two lat. 25, long. 41 and otherwise much damaged. Fransjee Cowaskie, Parland,
-tY et s ight b , obviously to Great Western, (steamer) hence for New York, was spoken Juliana, Vellore, and Surat Merchant, from Calcutta, and Wel- however, we had a return of frequent showers, with a high brv‘ew.iletria.
m White, jun., Aldersgate-street, London, chemist.
I did bottit lorei._ e advapt 0 short, and the merchants liugton, from Ceylon, all well. wind and cold temperature, and though not much actual busi_ Thomas Lloyd Jones, Wimb me M• 'ster, Dorsetshlre, sur-
to! . 0 Opih,_. trejet *in..,
waseously extended to four or five.
Aeci-tilost; ertrowed
o'o' hich need not remain so long in nthg.JBulne, in lat. 49, long. 46
European, hence for New Orleans, was spoken in lat. 24, ness was done, the trade re-assumed a firmer tone, and prices geon.
ofteef 2105 fully equalled, or rather exceeded the advanced rates previou lv Henry Ellis, Norwich, draper.
litbP fOr I ger. ply he tradernor.e than six months. This, in tne NEW YORK, June 24.-A ship went on shore on the Tortugas TELEGRAPH OFFICE, JULY 24. stated. Durham, timber.merchant.
ef.,40 leetion • ' might be extended to one year. the 29th May Of Wheat, Oats, Flour and Oatmeal, the arrivals into this '
- s -
J.loohsedpGhrSatyarl
jianrgr,oSwo,uthampton, hatter.
,r(?11° . tee it g the .is to the shortness of the time allowed HAMBURG, July 13.-The Johanna Frederica, Sehrosetdder,
it',lll:ltleratirt at tl.;:rjant With the exci h t sailed from Liverpool 3th Oct. for Stettin, and has not ce ly Coastwise, and 2238 barrels of Flour from
Wind at Holyhead, N.W. moderate. morning ; N.W. gentle port within the last three days are small, but of Malt we have
to note a fair sup!, drapers.
John Oram Chard. Somersetshire, lace-manufacturer.
o'ol se after t e paymen
,Inthlinferibiato6be :lesettn:ho.use. The wine entered by been heard of. breeze, noon; N.W. light breeze, evening.
Off Holyhead at S a.m., No, 3584, Mary, Bk., from Africa. Canada. George Hewitt and George Hewitt, Manchester, woollen
William Henderson and James Henry Neysey, Moorflelds,
Although we have no rain to-day, the atmosphere is cloudy
10 be- a trio i end -vanted by a duplicate warrant, Off the port at 6 p.m., one barque.
orsernent from one dealer to another WEDNESDAY, JULY 19.-Wind N.W. fresh. with an uncertain aspect, which induced the holcers of English,
do Nei, I,,,,"ge,etll,f,retu its _ E• t h• d 1
Edward Eardley, xe er, e ma ea er.
oP ARRIVED.-The Columbine, Welch, from Charleston-Pre- - - Irish, and duty paid Foreign Wheat at our Corn Exchange this Glocestershire, manufacturing chemists.
DIVIDENDS.
L.,
~ eaietri- Oetaa.r.,uteb ce xel
ai sset date, and within that period it is curseur, Sehalty, from A ntwerp-Wansapian, from thecßaltic- morning, to require an increase of Id too 2d ee 70lb upon Tues- Aug 17, H. Sidebotham and T. Lewis, Haughton and Man-
y the wine is actually to be *lark eV:4 day's quotations, and in a few instances particular qualities of
,le" re peso,: trona "til.e Amazon, Larsen, from Copenhagen-and Commodore, ousens, chester*, cotton manufacturers-Aug. 15, 11. Lonsdale, Sheffield,
1-f „Iti 7O' liat to he e gene , dealer can lodge his warrant, from St Petersburg. --,....- . Foreign rather surpassed this amendment ; but the advance grocer-Ain. 15, H. Pearson, York, attorney-at-law-Aug. 16,
foN, , au,,,.. the ett._ rat construction of the provision, ap-
funs, "'red f 'e, it is 1 . . • • Akbar,
SAIL .-
ED Acadia, (steamer) Ryrie, for Halifax and Boston-
•MIDDLEWICH CORN MARKET, JULY 18. being paid by nearly buyers alone, the business transacted Nas
neither lively nor extensive. Of common Odessa Wheat, in C H Webb Forebridge Staffordshire, corn dealer-Aug. 3, T.
C;irte'r Staff'Cird, builder.'
.6....0 litek Ato ". dealin '
c ear that a sufficient time is
Ilia 8. atti astnp, gs between residents at distaot Ilallett, for Canton-Clarendon, Stoddart, for Boston-
Sarah Louisa, Ford, for Arica, Islay and Lima-and Oporto, s. d. s. d. bond, a parcel was disposed of at 55 Id es• 70th. Flour, of all ,
CERTIFICATES.
pint Id li be "°Yac,e 'II r Barnes, for Oporto. Wheat, new, le 751 b.
1 °ld tier,., e ale nee th_ er wn, irequently occupy six -- Oats, new, V, solh
3s :
___ disespereirpbtiaronrse,lwadaysaindegerd request, commanding Is per sack and
day of meeting.
tO-481Stre.d atlY state tune should be extended, or it Lady Bassett, Carthew, from Dublin, at Antigua Beans, le golb named 3d le bushel dearer; and Malt, Beans and Pease, upon
Aug. 11, G. Tattersall, Noble-street, London, hosier-Aug.
le Iletl4 „ shall h,. " that the dealer to whom the wine Kingston, Richardson, from Dublin, at Demerara
11 G. Reach, Bardwell, Suffolk, miller-Aug, 11, J. B. Cooper,
!110:1' tterebeot"P Lis w ' allowed, before he receives that wine, Warringsford. Harper, sailed from Demerara for Belfast gth
3° if ~I„,_ , find arrant June WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, JuLY 21. formO aet sr,
vaatitueen.d e do
awt
mi t leia
la, 10i inn i ttehde i noqouditrrya,rym, ewreal ys ret taatihrei erd
nit hoer;
er
chester, coachmaker-Aug. 15, V. Wanostrotcht, Liverpool,
rillt 1 th "suet aso to the excise. The retail wine
eat ot„ ,_ aree nf Concord, Lord, hence at Havana " merchant-Aug. 16, T. I.ampen, Devonport, linendraper.
I oap ,
:Orr f the retell "en as h - Complaint in the limitation of During the week the weather has been cold and ungenial, and saleable, the general runs obtaining 23s 6d and chOice qnalities
, Mars, Roper, sailed from Havana for Canada 7th June as the supply of Wheat has been small, there nas been a further in some cases, 24,s le. 240113. . CERTIFICATES
0/s, es ethei ers e., 01(1 _ , , .
ntin,:tell4l.,"old stant . ten guinea license. Many Or Jonathan Fell, Tate, from London, at Trinidad To be granted by t e ourt o es iew, un ess cause e s own
h C f R • - 1 b h •
le el advance of 3s per cwt. Oats are scarce, and id per stone The duty on I ()reign Oats is reduced to 7s, and on Colonial
dearer. Shellings is Is higher. Beans in good request, at an Pease to 2s le quarter. to the contrary on or before Aug. 11.
;Fre°
to 4 -sall " 00ne '"'"2 just as lalrge, if not larger, the!' F.aemnealicaa,,Bunting from Leghorn, at Port-au-Prince
tt..ll° la-gilder a fes, ahrt are enab ed to carry on their J i Whyte;sailed from Jamaica for this port 7th June advance of ;s per quarter. The stock of Malt is now low, and
ere e -ego - oceo N. Dickenson, Manchester, dyer-A. Meld, Oldham, cotton
id ' less expensive. As there
teticill'ltietillent tortla th. e, declaration of the government in Ebro, Perry, and James Edward, Webster, hence at Matan.zas continues to advance. . PRICES OF GRAIN. spinner-H. J. Watkinson, Birstall, Yorkshire, card maker- .
Mastery, Amy, from Tucacas, at Puerto Cabello, and sailed -
. r :11 niu.°C:4.l:eifol:B, tnilteleisseeParndt Ue
caboY reduction in the duty on for this port 26th May Wheat, •se 70Ib .... red' s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d' grocer.
hitt Lady Leitrim, Clements, sailed from BarbadoeS for Dublin 4th LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, JuLY 24. Engli-h
00' the In Dr il 70r a,. ealers are not willing to lay out June, and the Gondola, Warnock, for Cork, the 6th
0 _,
.e neenSe l' Supplies of Irish Butter are heavy, and the demand during Welsh, Scotch & Mk. 80- 8 3 do. .... 83- 8 9 H. Reynolds, Liverpool, druggist ; third div. of id in the
lee elle e'ollity n -0 meet a remote contingency. Templar, Orfeur, hence at Malta the past week having beers limited in the extreme, holders find Irish - 8 0 do. .. - 79- 8 3 pound, July 26, and any subsequent Wednesday, at the office of
t otb 0 stos, o . much difficulty in maintaining our last quotations ;-indeed, we
hoe:keret ant
0 e retail ...., limitation was intended, but Eliza Cornish, Lachlan, sailed from Malta for this 20th June Ditto, old - - do, .... -- - Mr. Follett. Liver 001.
r
06 ll° ate 14tie sha naerchants was overlooked. The
elre. 11, b • °° not Balius, White, hence at Palermo • do not think our sales justificd in quoting. Bel!ast, Carlow, Rye, English, le qr - - Irish6olb -- - DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY.
Tally Ho, Rowe, from Messina at ditto, and sailed 24th June, Kilkenny, Sze., higher than ots to-day. Countrs fresh I3utter Barley, English
%A ' bet e.'ng at 48 Yet begun to act on the com- -- --- cheva. .-- --- Edward Booth, Stalybridge, Lancashire, surgeou.
deal oil th with p present engaged in taking their for this port comes freely inn, and fetches 74c1 to fid per lb The supply is Scotch & Irish,ee 60/b 40- 4 6 feeding 40- 4 4 John Nuttall, Liverpool, beer retailer.
111? Rhoda, Matthews, sailed from Palermo 21st June ; Brilliant, principally from Wales and Cumberland. Irish provisions as Malt, English, le qr 55 0 -63 0 brown.. -- - Nanny Mac William, Whalley, Lancashire, milliner.
48 0 -53 0 do. .... -- - John Brooke, Liverpool, cupper.
rofoot -,,,,,iit'a,r they:, their objections they are so far Williams, the e2nd, and Emilia, Milora, 25th ; all for this port
to 1,,, re now
~ last reported. In Foreign not so much doing. Bacon con- Irish
the tor 'la etre "e'v that , "ware on what footing they are Galatea, Woolner, sailed from Smyrna for this port 25th June tinues iu fair demand. Oats, es 701 b. Edward Wells, Salford, mechanic.
li°9 eSetitienv
ot_ney ea__
, ii pay duties without fear Helen Scott, Scotland, from Casbianca, at. Gibraltar . E'lish & Scotch, new 210- 3 0 old .... 210- 3 0 John George Evison, Liverpool, bookkeeper.
,ref 0,1 ......:„.._t a ruture reauction. Daphne, M`Millan, from Trieste at Almeira, and sailed sth - 2 11 1 Thomas Scott, Manchester, general agent.
ifie,f,so/1 0-------------„, July for this port
Roscoe, Ellis, sailed from Cadiz for this port 30th June MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 22.
The excitement which we had to report in our last advices good
middling - 2 9 i do.
2 7- 2 8 black .. 2 7- 2 8
27- 2 8 j 2g- 2 11 George Holden, Liverpool, professor of music.
gi Cr tletBab
01 8.--ee ‘l-tATE OF TRADE. St. Patrick, Webster, from Quehee, at Cove a undried maSsatmeru.el Berridge Braybrooke, Northamptonshire,' school-
-000; Of ath e e Duchess of Kent, Stephens, from Antwerp, at ditto has somewhat moderated during the past week, but as the tr de
have not had an opportunity of getting into anything more than Welsh 2- 2 8 do. .... -- - Edmund Griffiths, Arley, Staffordshire, gardener.
S 9 tood "rad allnot .----
eitlt4v,„ ii4sktlipi
coenotirnthis naisnttiztaV Wanderer, from St. Lucia, at Dublin a week or two's stock of Wheat or Flour; we have had a steady Beans, English, le qr 34 0 --35 0 old .... 34 0 -36 0 Charles Coburn, Edgbaston, Warwickshire, engraver.
50 06 particular feature Of altera- Winscales hence for Port Philip, was spoken Ist March, off sale for these articles at rather advancing prices. Oats havy Scotch& IrishasiBolb 31 0 -32 0 do. •••• 32 0 -33 0 Thomas Dransfield, Kirkburton, Yorkshire, cloth' .
ICiefo'ig ISZaaOO/40.--11 la deniandine: our tast. The fidner kinds the Ca e ' not been so much inquired for, but both this grain and Meal is
held with much confidence at very full rates. At Wakefield and Pease, English, white 3B 0 -40 0 blue.... -
Do. & Irish.- maple 34 0 -37 0 grey .. 32 0 -33 0
biv V ti fa. too, here ;., ,ut prices do.not. a vance, Annpßridson, hence for China, was spoken 23rd June, in lat.
Liverpool yesterday prices were again higher and the supplies
, Oftto/ 1,4:4,,,,,` key': here b."' no change to notice in the price 47, lor;g. 10 Tares, le qr - - Foreign. 28 0 -34 0 MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL.
roil, et, ik,e,.....4 baud, 'ut
Ire eis e dern ' continue steady, as well as for Adnana, hence for Caleuta, was Spoken ICth July, in lat. 47, limited. At this day's market we had but little doing in the
long. 9 Flour, es 280/b
English, fine JULY.
44 0 -46 0 super .. 46 0 -48 0 26. John Lucy, jun. (audit) Hoeft.
District Court, 11
trade; the weather, having become wet and cold during the last
18/iteo..; 80111.8ttiletilleh th and for manuf t d cods and for Philadelphia, hence for Philadelphia, was spoken 13th July, three days, increased the confidence of holders, and.all articles
~.kaLik ah_satae e•sarne a.. 0 _ ac ure g ,
were held firmly for more money which checked business. We Irish
#or me 1,,,,,, --..ael„ prlceo _we reported last week-namety lat• 48,.10ng. 9. Oatmeal, ete 11. of 2401 b, 36, Thomas Milne W hiteley, (audit)
id!"kleialet,,RO.-..a"Wer. ga have ruled for some time past, President, Sim, from Calcutta at this port. On the 4th June, increase the quotation of Wheat 4d per bushel, and Flour 2s to Irish, new !23 0 -23 6 ,old .... 22 0 -22 6 26, Sarah Chapman, (special) Holden & Clarke's, 12
rof . aytet,lll,„atre ad:mi Pima ~ _, , in lat. 7N. long. 24 W, spoke the Cireassil, hence for Bombay p r sack ; Oats ld to 2d per bushel; Beans Is per quarter ;
0. 00 Lbere;:neing. iLti raney goods are in good demand. Hudson, Page, from New Obrleatuhs,
Eaturthids p
Ab„,tioe'iwooi ma' a tater anis also realize slightly improved the hex Ist June. Left on the ar, e gtoonrta;ndsaGiloelehefrrdoorn; 3asndeOatmeal and Malt Is per load.
LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. 28, John Donnelly, (2nd)
31. Thomas Hartley, (eroof and div.) District Court, 11
Ditto, 12
le_.4l° ef' ttileootat:Driee arliet no ap.ly brisk sale for them on Thurs- Davies, both for this port.
LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JULY 21. As. 3l. William Seller Guest, (proof and div.) Ditto, 1
IN. ,4t ,Of i.,2 With a , 9tinues well supplied, without any MADDER, V Clet.s. d. s. d August 2 Robert Price, (2nd)
t9l!, Vest% ne, ea "‘4,de he,,,air demand. A criterion of the im. THURSDAY, JULY 20.-Wind W.N.W. Sugar.-The demand is still very limited, and the sale of B. P. Montreal,Pot 24 6®25 0 Dutch, crop.... 60 0 -70 04, John 'Brown, (2nd)
0:4 'ck 'ay °' r'n - maY be found in the pleasing fact, ARRIVED.-Rapahannock, Drummond, and. Tallahassee,
OP; e beeo anY of the are only 200 hhds., without change in price. 2000 bags Bengal
d 500 bags Mauritius have also been disposed of at the quo- Pearl, new 26 0- - Ombro 50 0 -55 0 4, John Anderson, (proof and div.)
U. States,Pot 24 0- -- Gamene .... 32 0 -40 0 4, Thomas Thompson, (proof and div.)
Ditto, 12
?be of metfiVnte,_ . atleancee,
obspinners and the power.lo,om Neal. from New Orleans-Satellite, Dailly, and Liverprl, Itaardi
taantions. Foreign.-About 80 hhds., of Porto Rico have been Nur , none. Mull Ditto, 1
i %it $ att.. tb:i..2o woo,. " demand, during the present laedya fjroohmadMoroer-stCehninfaoi. avkl.TsaLadLyeoepiciltdoan: ffrroomm t;rtue
Aenede ro - sold at 18s 6d for middling yellow, and 35 brls. at from 21s
,to 10 0 -30 0 4, Timothy Bourne, (proof and div)...
BARK, Quercit 7 0 - 8 3 French, S.F.
00- St N1420(.4,7°01 te Mature 235 • also 110 brls. good white Pernambuco at 24s per ese t. Oak ee ton 47 0-9 10 5.F.F... 44 0 -48 0
,tO 00Iq stee, ereroade-i, 2.-We have at present no move- Thos. P. Cope, from Philadelphia-and Gertrude, from Quebec.
Mol'asses.-The trade haviug supplied themselves freely during Ge ' an.- 510- 7 0 E.5.F... 52 o -54 0 LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, July 22.
~
011 , .0,0% ,y,elneeinetsonsequence chiefly of so many of SAILED.-Aberdeen, Duffy, for Quebec.
tatitoe,t-'n Eire eionot aesnals What they want amongst the far- -- the last few weeks, added to the dull state of the Sugar market, n
oRIMSTONE V ton E.5.F.F.58 0 - 63 o
Sicily., &c.,.. 4. 5- 5 5 Spanish ..... nOne -
I Pftte
~. 7 hvti°,,en't°oll?tenelaa-nt‘ahve
loth.aAbe. "out the 7, and therefore although little is H.M. steamer Growler, off Pernambuco, on the 27th of May, ! 9 ters have not been able to effect sales without conceding DISCHARGED ADMITTED.
a leed -o.aet , --sach . atne as for some weeks past. fell in with and chased the Columbus, but could not catch her. inmppriere. Coffee.-The sales of Plantation are confined to 50 casks
Tuscany.... -- - - 1 MOLAsS.ES, V Cat. In-patients cured 25 In-patient. 47
lel edraepgreetshsaiodn3oifs.tmheo' trade, that Had the Columbus been a slaver, she would have escaped from
ihr
tohni y , Ineittaica, at the quotations • 150 bags Ceylon were also sold
' d' d 11 1t -
yat 42s to 45s for good or mary, an a sma o eery
' CASSIA LIONEA,S. d. s. .11 St. Lucia, &c... 24 6 -26 0 Relieved and at own request 6 Out-patiente
0,
If by work. the steamer.
.0,114 ‘. 0 nours a day. Columbus, Green, from Pernambuco, at this port ; soiled on super,
'or at gos per cwt. For foreign there is more inquiry, but ,le cwt. in bd 50 0- 60 0 Demerara, &c.. 27 0 -eg 0 Made Out-patients
osovert sem) ers• cwt Bar & Antigua. 29 0 -31 0 Irregular
1 I Remainin the house ... .20S
1410; v....tit pkiw the 10th June. The Nightingale and Priscilla were to sail on I .
t • 800 ha s and brls ordinary to very good ordinary - -:- ' - ' .
at ow r.a es ,
..,g
_d American, red nommal MUNJEET, cwt.. 27 0- 0 0 Dead
Maracaibo brought .6s 6 d 1 c sks L Gua r 2 t
to 30s, an 5 a a ya 4 s o
l' 0/ 'i • Lizit, e ree alouTs,, ~..., the 14th for this port. On the 15th instant, in lat 47, long. 24, Dutch nominal OIL, Olive, le 252 galls. -
44s per cwt. A small lot of Brazil Cocoa sold at 30s per cwt.
,101 ..,, Otit tag. a•---A, „- s-•LUB AT LIVERPOOL AND spoke the Donald, from Rio dre la Hache, for this port .
No sales of Ginger, Pepper or Pimento. Rice.-Thei e has been French & Germ. Gallipoli .....4 46 4 -48 0 Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr .Dawson .
tierise nte °I • - r'f "Be Bur • F'd Oxford, Rathbone, from New I ork, at this port ; sa,led Ist CocoA, le cwt. Trieste 42 0 -44 0 Chaplain... .. Rev. R. Davies.
wyi otl, , hetßht tac"oiderable y petty sessions, on ri ay ;
nstant. In lat. 45, long. 43, spoke the Glasgow, 21 days from h . n and 6000 bags and 2uoo
an extensive inquiry, pockets Bengal Trinidad..., 36 0- 40 0 Sicily 42 0 -43 0 Apothecary, Mr. W. Burgess.
la t . thitat ihY the e S4istrate interest came on before a this port, for Quebec. In lat. 49, long. 15, spoke the Rebecca. ''cledl' Id, at 7s 6d to gs 3d for broken, and 105 to Ils for
eent
so
ood white B. P. Rum.-The sales consist of Grenada .. 1306- 32 0 Malaga ---- . 42 0 -43 0 House Visiters, Mr. S. Gladstone and Mr. Tomlinson.
001'114 Video 2 and a crowded court. It ap- from Demerara
Vett-Jariou oe, that f for Cork. this morning, at two o'clock, off mi ing o g .
fi
_. . Brazil Portugal, &c . none here House Surgeon . Mr. T. Inman.
a at 2s 10d to 3s gd and as h'ell
about 150 puns., ehie y Jamate „
th 'll d - k th A l'a 'steam
th tltt4oli,h S towm ~a. ew years ago, emi - Bar se), syo e e ca. i, k er) for Halifax j•-• COFFEE, V CWt. in bond. Levant 41 0 -42 0 JAMES BOLD, Treasurer.
aNt ti e me, ed eiab . rooth in Lancashire and York- Great W estern, (steamer) Hosken, ence a w
h t• Ne York Ist as 4s 6d per gallon for favourite marks.
Tea.-The market has been very firm during the week, and a Jama. triage 130 0- 53 0 Palm, T., ton 28 0 -28 10 .
__.... e
iehl eh, ,kor e 2, for the su tfth se embers instant . . ordinary .. Fish, ap. .52 galls.
gay tay. i oei,, ~ut of ~.._ . ppor o 0 m
Independence, Nye, and Henry Pratt, Farrfowl, hence at ditto od business done at last week's quotations. PRICES OF SHARES, JULY 24.
A epo e hte" frot,'" at 1.4,,„'_ cmPlOyMent ; that lately, one of giThere ere .no sales to report in either Indigo, Shell Lac or Lac good& fine o. 60 0- 75 0 Seal, pale 31 10 -32 0
0 oioe Jane, Potts ; England, Johnson ; Huron, Muir; Josephtha, , middling .... 82 0- 95 0 brown.... 28 0 -30 0
.4 Prices in Prices per
50 le 111 tlil 40(e)e the nth "Pool, consisting of 130 members
o Leitch ; British American, Richards ; Jessie, Barker; Wave, b 1 s of Safflower brought ..47 los The sales in
Dye. 20 a e •
good mid. .. 100 0-110 0 Cod 34 0 -35 0 SHARES. vi the last 7 Share
if°loll 0 • kik, erg, co
0014 ta ; a `'u oY th - ntrary to the articles, which Wheeler, and Maria, Doran, hence at Quebec Nitrate of Soda have only been to the extent of 500 bagseat
fine mid. &c. 116 0-146 0 LINSEED, V cwl32 o -32 6 El. days. To-day.
000 el 'era ke 'ld th e magi
al) ,c pi at strates ; that this club is United Kingdom, Eshelby, .
from New Orleans, at ditto 12s 6d to 15s, and some trifling lots of good Saltpetre at 26s to
Dutch, triage I Rape, pale do. 36 0 -37 0
id, ~ Pea,. 248 aee ' aneOrdi s
ett,,ed . . Onnual, ng ..o an equalisation, which Affghan, Black, from Mobile at ditto 27s per cwt. 30 0- 50 0
ordinary .. Turpen. 13, cwt. 24 6 -25 0 . RAILWAYS. X
tij .ii ,IY. the Liv r
reb,,ed ti) [or th'ktr. it c. . e pool club owes to the ' - 'll t th' t '1 d
George Canning, Harvey, from Sae ani a, a is por ; sai e Dyewoods.-The sales are 70 tons of Campeachy Logwood,
Er fi 2 0
good ne o. 5 -60 0 RICE, le, cwt 50 00 0
chiefly indirect, at the. quotations, 100 tons Jamaica at
.X 4 iss Bolton and Preston
rP. if- '4l at e • onne 6th ultimo, in company with the Protector, for London. The middling .... 65 0- 75 0 Carolina, dress. 24 0- - Birmingham and Gloucester
0,1041,s 11f i yt, ko file, tt, solicitor, Manchester, Norma was to sail next day for this port. to X 5 ;50 tons Fustic at X 3 les to X 3 15s for Maracaibo, and
good mid. in bond 15 0 -18 0 Ditto quarter
ai.,-.A r,l thaNt l'o alb:ley inVera of the Liverpool club, and
'‘o l'Po - ueen • Congress, from Quebec, off this port, and proceeded to Preston of Lima Nicaragua Wood at
X 5 15s for Tampic , ; 45 tons . 80 0- 90 0
fine mid., &c. Bengal, ord. do 76- 9 0 Birmingham and Derby
err liesalpee test, _rt the ..,__ applied for illegal purposes, Sarah Louisa, hence for Arica, has put back with loss of top
glo3ol37lZaiGiss ton. The sales of Turpentine amount to
letro 6s 4d per cwt. For 300 brls. American Mocha - 80 0 mid to line .. 10 0 -12 0 Bristol and Exeter 7O 00 0
Of ti7,`,'t ta the,. !it'd eo,:,urn-outs durin g the general strike masts . Ceylon -; SO 0 Africau none. Birkenhead and Chester
o,oootd trviteeit ea/ Oael co"rended that, as his clients bad only Richard, Sarsfield, hence at Bahia Tar ils has been obtsined. A parcel s
of -00 brls. Stockholm
Java - 40 0 Rum, le gallon, in bond. Ditto half
,e, lif;117 101 i 001 Iltrib
Ili, I ainas ab e ta,.. uted, they had an indisputable . Christ'ana, Sorenson, sailed from Nantes for this port 14th Tar has been sold at some little reduction. from the quotations. ,eavana
Jamaica, Ditto, new, issued at X 33 dis. 3 00 0
iol'llra Instant There has been a good demand for Pot and Pearl Ashes, and ri
d& fi 28 -
0 33 0 12 to 16 o p... 23 - 2 6 Dublin and Drogheda
OlipAi
00 0411 14,011C:re re,"e sta'" ' and that, as the rules had been
ft .41144 qer ted. th
-44 tell Reg ted total, e regulations of the several Stewart, Fisher, from Paraiba, at Deal
Lord Bruce, hence at Santa Martha several hundred barrels have changed hands, at 24s 6d to 255
for new Pot, and 23s 6d for old, and at 368 for new Pearls.
Hides.-The market continues steady, but no sales of moment .
goo _ ne..
St. Domingo.. 24 -
0 26 0 st * 2 8 3 0 •
r ger Eastern Counties
Brazil 24 0- 26 0 chonince marks.. 34 - 4 6 Ditto new Shares
6011°101 Nht , aft °ken a Y void, and the jurisdictions of Franconia, Crabtree, hence at Savannah
~e tt.litti e.er whi „way. Mr. Halsall then addressed Desdemona, Clark ; Europeau, el'Lellan ; Milo, Chick ; Jane are report. .
~
ed Tobacco.-The sales have been about 150 hh .
ds Laguira 3O 0- SO 0 SAFFLOWER, V CWt.
DYEwoODS, V ton X. s. L. s. Bengal, Ditto, unregistered.... 8i 00 0
Ditto, Debentures .... Si 10 10 0
to 19 Ch "'e th •e" the Ma ' t • d d
Lob, e 4 en. de...s, vs rates retire ,an on Ross Werrell ; and Elizabeth Frith Pearce, hence at New at full pric . f btkf I 1 d d
es. Nearly hal have een a en or re an ,an a
Logwood, Jam. 4 15- 5 5 good & fine 6 I'3 - 7 0 Edinburgh and Glasgow 5O 50 5 0
o°o lb." Oa Orl a'ris
ut .011 in favour of the Liverpool e few by Speculations. Hon. & Dom. 60-6 15 ord. & mid 310- 5 10 Ditto new shares 124 12 11 3
i t esti t\a, AL r, Hebrew, Carr, and Colossus, Lennox, hence at Mobile Campeachy 70- S 5 Bombay - 1 14 Ditto Leigh and Newhaven.. 20 00 0
1011 el IN tee;fle in .o.r)Rot, .i., NEW YORK, July !.-A large vessel with painted ports, was LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JULY 24. Fustic, Span... 3 10- 4 5 SALTPETRE, V CO. S. d. S. d Glisgow, Paisley, & Greenock.. 25 00 0
10,iforj 144 0, lib, elakera "ITED ORDER OF ODDFEL- seen Bth ult. upon the Reefs, to the East of Labinos, Port Rico, Throughout the whole of last week we had a better feeling in Tampico 5 10- 515 East India .. e 2 627 6 12i 00 0
New
ii orA
a e •4t t °f this so •
thig ita NI h met), celebrated their an-
Oe o, c, e h„„
tee -rit • '°P -"e of M H h P • f The general Harrell, Baceuln, from S :nta Martha for Liverpoo,
put in here 29th uli., in distress and leaky the Cotton market, and a fair extent of business was done at Brazil
full current rates, fully id per lb higher than the prices of the Cuba - 0 0 SouthAmericanl2 6 -15 0
6 10- 715 SHELL LAC, V cwt. in bond. Ditto and Ayrshire 5O 0 0 0
Gr .nd Junction
0 ite j 13,... ' A Pere...i..•, r. ug es, rince o Pwraar ELI, J uly 18.-The William and Robert, from Liverpool preceding week. To-day the good demand continued but NICARAGUA Woon. orange 45 0 -70 0 Ditto half shares 5O 100 IS 0
00'1 itrof Oer ACC' tuOst ' "1111 No. 447, on Monday, the
te,:i 4 11 h SUM t for this port, went down this morning near St. Tudwell's scarcely to lively a maket. The sales are estimated at 5,000 Rio de la Hache
, 0 liver and block 30 0 -40 0 25 50 5 0
Quarter
, ,e 0 tY • 'iv soh .1, the P uous dinner was provided Island, Crew saved bales. chiefly to the trade, with the exception of a few hundred solid lO 0- 11 0 SKIN% New ditto lO 35 5 0
r 'OO. 00 kolki-ge ei net y worthy host and hostess • and
ti ,er p att. b t and tran • • '
aP.oy o bales by speculators. Holders seem disposed rather to show clean - 13 0 Neutria, le dox C 0 -12 0 Great Western 65 89 0 0
outlay surrounded the - ind W. to N.W. fresh. their stocks sparingly, except at our extreme prices. The better small 7O-7 10 ChinckiM, do. 10 0 -25 0 Ditto new shares 5O 'u 0 0
; eiol,lo
Or 4?
Vtil,t.eititTsed tiZ„in,-,g removed, the worthy chairman ARRIVIDR. "la pti;ll,' gIOVVB7I, from Natchez-WashingtOn, descriptions of American Cotton are much more in demand Lima, solid .... 13 0- 15 0 Seal, each - 2 0 Ditto Fifth Shares
itif ell 11, th Ilt ee e- app - eiuee
e St, •eh . y ao,, n, that her life may be long, Wilkie, from Mobile -Ocean Queen, M'Bride, and Fanny, Bis- than for some time past. Barwood, Ango.6 10- 7 0 Sir UMAC, V cwt. Ditto Fifth Shares - 00 0
iilittiti, i.e rohitosq o band ' Prosperou D k *th th
.s. ran wi ree son, from New Orleans-Venice, Thompson, and Shakspear, Gaboon .... 4 0 4 4 Sicily B- 8 6 Great North of England lOO 00 0
It° 0 9 'steel, fa Ova, , Street. u
4'411141°44"Y. a the
health 1)0 G?d save the Clu.een.i, Henderson, from Charleston-Miracle, Elliot, and Rival, from
Quebec-Broad Oak, Dl'Coy, from Paraiba- COTTON MARKET.-WEEKLY REPORT. Camwood .... 14 0- 22 0 Malaga
Mary, Riarden, The trade have purchased freely this week, and Speculators Red San. Wood 60-6 10 ! Trieste o - 0 0 Hull and Selby
, 0- 8 0 Leicester and Swannington 5O 0 0 0
OIL. 0.0 li Leee tied ad was , f Prince Albert, with all from Demerara-Mastery, Amey, from Laguirs-Amander, and Exporters also operated to a fair extent : although no FLAX, V ton. Verona 5 6 6 0 Liverpool and Manchester
°;°;(). thkatrortbolit,a Leontin.. clone honor to with Kentish Fiore, from St. Lucia-S t. Fillan, from Newfoundland-and chauge in prices can he noticed, the
.extreme rates. of last week Riga. P.T.R. .. 35 0- 36 0 Tyrolese - 8 6 Ditto quarter shares
"b°l°, Iktitite,tell %, gea„"Ut ii red acclamations. The band- Naiad, Rogers, frorn Greece. have been readily obtained for American descriptions. Brazil, P'burg, 9 head 32 0- -- SUGAR, V cwt. Ditto half shares
If OtY tth Th Ith il 'letter, 'assie yet.), After which the Egyptian and Surat remain as last quoted. Speculators have Archangel .... 36 0- 42 0 B.P. Muscovado Lancaster and Preston 474 00 0
ttieribtj ltel 'e b tart On the c • ' Doctor, hence to Leghorn, was
Ik.. r..,44 and„...:, pock,„, ommittee of management , spoken 7th instant,in hat. 42, taken 2500 American, and Exporters 3500 American and 250 Dutch & Flem. 45 0- 80 0 moist brown .56 0 -57 0 Ditto Junction, new l9 00 0
iet fie cp., ;7 thtirepoto_r. , Ala
.rand hand, and three times long. 10
Thernis, Brown, from St. John, at this port ; sailed 3rd inst. bales of Madras exported to China.
pernambuco. From the stock of East India are deducted 3600 GALLS, tee cwt. dry brown .. 58 0 -60 0 London and Birmingham lOO 0 0 0 216 0 .
91100 i,!,) ,:;.Ily 44e Prel:te toaat'Lsang Syne." _ Many other On the 4th, saw the Columbia (steamer) Shannon. from Boston Turkey, blue .. 56 0- -- good & mid.. 61 0 -67 0 Ditto new quarter shares
mixed 50 0- -- rine &v. fine 68 0 -70 0 Ditto old shares
0 hey 46,-44 4or 0et0,,, ed of Passed round, and equally to Halifax and Live-pool, ashore on Seal Island, Nova Scotia , East India .... 53 0- -- Mauritius, - -
2 37 10 o
Ditto new
--
." Ictib. the eseh . oein • aPPlause. On the health Of weather fine, and several fishing boats at anchor near her. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS. OF COTTON, GINGER, V cwt. dabs and mo 47 0 -58 0 50 32 IS 0
London & Bri hton
6
PA?, 801. lie Pei "t oe g Proposed JW I
kiiNtit reit taphoi the oe_, . , . . nman, Esq., ThDemCiosl
...,.._
umbia was in charge of a pilot. From the 14th to the 20th July, inclusive Barbadoes .... 45 0- 50 0 brown & yel. 59 6 -64 6 Ditto new
4,1%11001 at ..'t th the atr •
ent
_,.,easion,) that gentleman re- and Lama, -, hence at Laguayra Prices paid IMPORTS Jamaica GO 0-200 0 fine yellow .. 65 0 ,-68 0 London and South Western .... 411 64 15 0
'rip/ 0' et• 0t
,trese , eto ,J 0 Ificati7"o every warmth of feeling, Willia'm Wa.' rd, Thompson hence at St. John, N.B. is ar
SALES OF THE WEEK. in the week. ThisWketh ye E. India, in bd. 11 0- 15 0 East India, Bengal Ditto, 10th shares
004,0 V', t4Kild
itqlht Ikerat, "rn to have the honor of partici- Queen of the Ocean, TillCy, hence at Gulf of St. Laurence
Q ' Reed hence at Genoa - --.------ --
I Gum, ee, cwt. Khaur 4B 0 -52 0
Arabic, Turkey 70 0-140 0 brown & yel 54 0 -59 o m
Manchester, Bolton, & Bury .. ~ 93 60 10 ,
,oipet wit 4 toikkkiee was :, that day's festivities and as- Palwzm'yra, Sc'hreyenhuro, hence at Tenoeuse 600 Sea Island
20 Stained
- - 4455 391729
7 I / / East India. 24 0- 66 0 good and fineci7 o -68 6 anchester and Birmingham.... 40 00 0
Ditto and Ditto Extension .. 7 0 0 0
t,t e tet . lot ty, ~,,rer ready to assist in tlie cause Rosanna Peat ; Zory Vilet, Benghins, and Tay, Howes, hence 34 -54 ' Barbary - 0 0 extr
, a flne.... 69 o -71 o ;0 0 0 0
Manchester and Leeds
opop ~.,,..,,„ 4,„„ .ne evenin
Nth-. t ta,..iitta and 0,,., g was kept up with the at HelyoeEt 5180 i Bowed Georgia
r Mobile - 5i Senegal 7O 0- 75 0 ' Manilla, zn bd. 16 0 -21 0 Ditto half shares
e°oo 00 l' . theNtelte, atee, of.tuer, and enlivened at inter- rb th Jones and Active Moon hence at Antwerp 6770
Maria . iza e ,
th Alabama an ennes 3i - 4
1 d T 13015 748863 HEMP. V t.n .e B. e S. Havana, do. Ditto quarter shar es
if f°4 r 'l' om Buenos A res
Ann Dingwall, Ar. u , r . y C
at Cove P'burg, clean.. 30 10- 31 0 brown ig o -20 0
44440 f tolt 0448 of the the band ; and finally to com- 17690 New Orleans - 6S Midland Counties
' 04.0 i Robert Syers, Atkins, from Porto Rico off ove outshot 29 o- so 0 yellow . . 21 0 -23 o Ditto, quarter l7 16 io o
I Pernambuco &Parai. 5* - 64
000/4 Nt4t9tohe te:elleerlaellTherCe°n'tpany, the ladies of several
efts tea eoti_, and
_a, honored the merry throng u4O , { •cati and Ceara .-- - 1 .... / 20976 Riga, Rhine .. 31 0- 31 10 white 0rd.... 26 0 -28 0 1-sth Shares
An t h t3O 0- 30 10
ou s o good & fine.. 30 0 -33 0 North Midland
100 71 10 0
ellreP qtl) ,) it'' tht 1.43 hyt,:,_.re regaled with tea and wine. SATURDAY, JULY 22.-Wind W.N.W. moderate. 670 Bahia and Maceio .... 5- 51 2180 14708
Archangel .... 0 0- 0 0 Brazil, in bond. Ditto new 4O 35 10 0
ee f 1,111. titi 4ealth-"ng It th " { Maranham ... . -5i 1
ARRWED.-Amwell, Hesse, from Sydney, N.S.W. ; sailed Ist 9-0 , ,5• • - } 17781 Manilla 26 027 0 brown l6 0 -20 0 Ditto X 33 6s 8d 2l 00023 10 0
$ ke, 0 -vti • itt,tvits - of th P e vice-chairman rose
April-Donald, from Rio de la Hache-Henry Duncan, Holt, i Sawginned - 4.4 Bombay l5 0- 15 10 yellow 21 0 -23 0 75 71 0 0
North Union
1 /17?) ktelth Ilr'ietil. *7
Pleate.eknd:i ptresent and past officers of from Mobile-Norman, Betts, from St. John, N.8.-and Ala- ...... Minaas :
-- }" " } " " Jute - :2 10 white ord. .. 21 0 -23 0 Newcastle and Carlisle lOO 00 0
004 SIN tl, 8111
addre oby a gentleman (a past banian, from Cephalonia. .. •• • • P - 00 0
16 N.% 4 Ss, after which the corn- sm LED,-Minerva, Brown. for Bombay-Yarmouth, Mat- ~ .... ' Demerar . ,
a Surinam &e' -- - •• .. 23 good and fine 24 0 -26 0 Ditto quarter shares
,tcli if ro Lill a tit th' I'lo B. Ayres and Monte Video, TALLOW, V cwt. 00 0
thews, for Philadelphia-Huron, Paine, and Cambridge, Bars- 1200 Egyptian - 6i 1760 2;647 Newcastle and Darlington Junc. 9
'•11440:4, epe 11, els b., le lite
Ct 44 411 41, '1"-The • tow, for New York-and Sylph, Garrett, for Sierra Leone. - 0 6 p'b IYC 2 6
urgi, .. 4 -43 0 Paris and Rouen 2O 26 10 0
1 h •d
• 1 [ - good & prime.. 04-0 74 Odessa 42 0- 0 0 2 0 0 0
Paris and Lyons
7 le a e
;; ,;„,,- IN to th on T counci et a specia
e e Wil e St. nesda in -- ... .. ' Peruvian l- - -I
I Do. salted .... 0 34- 0 4 Archangel .... 45 0 -41 0 2 315 0
'efilfol Ili a4uliltit'elerlr at instane Y, compliance with a hne
Isabel, Griffith, from Antigua, at this port ; sailed 20t Ju . Bahama - - - N. Amer. salted 0 3- 0 34 Buenos Ayres.. 34 0 -40 0 Rouen and Havre
tbSt tlieN the I ath, i•e, a letter was read from On 20th July, at 73u p.m. off Cork, saw the Acadia, (steamer) 50 Lag•uayra - - I I 50 00 0
South Eastern and Dover
P for 4 Brazil - 0 61 TAR, V brl. 25 24 17 6 24 15 0
,reMisiiiii' ,41,e0 up , eorn,_., Bin London prosecuting the for Halifax. 23 , Common West India.. 5-•- ). .... S. 8285 dry salted 0 44-- 844 Stockholm .... 13 0 -14 0 U New shares
lster 25 0 0 0
'' V 40 els IAL tie ...° the '"lctee of th h
it. ibbo4o red, or clause
xv,. e ot.te of commons Rockingham, Penhallow, from New Orleans, at this port ;
- - -
.-- - I I Rio, dry - 0 4 Archangel ..., - - York and North Midland 5O 00 0
liA
1", )/4144nk 104 401 n 011 the
__ nich requires the licens- was in company with the Colchester in the Gulf of Florida.
George Stevens hence for New York, was spoken 16th July,
Manilla ---3 J J Valparaiso, dry 0 54- 0 6 Carolina
dor?), 0,4.,480„,,,ie .roue tae__awar.ehousemen and porters. Odessa, &e. dry 0 04- 0 7 Virginia
7 in lat. 48, long. 24' 2740 Surat 2l - 34 1 2602 1 4965 s W. India, dry.. 0 5- 0 iii TARTAR, V eta. BANKS.
Of° .' 1 ,40 . e iee one
~re utile associations opposed Protector, from Savannah for Liverpooi, was spoken gthiJuly, - -
he °fie 7 la4te ;IN:
tthe 141:nat it would, as it stood, vest in lat. fi
-5, long. 31 - - . salted.. 0 44- 054 Cream of Tartars 6 o -62 0 Bank of Liverpool 124 20 15 0*
Ai! A,. a, ttitto pob..,tWo °be 'lda of the council ; and they Hibernia, (steamer) Judkins, hence at Halifax Ist July - 533 East India .... 07- 1 0 brown and ye 1.46 0 -50 0 - Borough; Bank lO 12 76*
ell; h ‘.4 /1, tate granted ----- ---- Kips, B.A. dry. 0 7- 0 84 TEA, le tb. in bond. - Commercial of Liverpool lO IS 5 0
l'etorreoi NNW fh tlire ki:jillaYera, Iriceompulsc!trily) on tthe v
r.NdNe'iolson, Stroup, and Win. Carson, Young, hence at Monte 36550 bales 1 24012 1278469 Horse, d. each C 0- 8 0 Bohea, Canton 0 5- 0 8 - East of England
11°104
~,
tiftel:t4tOpee e'ilri edeeseer_ eonsideraticrolf tell ecvleanu
sue-. '
Grief i3Jeortres, halt: Agna
c at St. J hn, N.B. ,
PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL. _. ~.. HORSE HAIR, V lb.
Short
mixed - - - of Manchester
0 6i- 0 6i Congou com. 1 0-, 1 2 - M'ches r I.' ol Dsct
0 64- 084 10 00 0
-0 0 0
, te & po 15 0 0 0
;1141,1a1e tetttlYA3 ante truaYi.. It appeared that the pro- toter hennce kr Buenos'Ayres, off Monote Video mid. to fine. 14- 2 3 - Northern and Central - 00 0
0401•1
11,%ats• a Iktt, !at be ez 1 dings, who wish the whole True, Blue, Wilton, from Port Wallace, at Cove WOOD, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid Duty. long tails l- 1 6 Twankay, corn. 12- 1 3 - North and South Wales.... - 00 0
0:10
,a 1,4 L t 'lNl'lle IP eot,? hitre„,Tpted from the operation of Queen of the Isles, Richard, from Buen:os Ayres, d Archangel ..e17 o®lB 10 combed - 2 0 mid. to good 14- 1 6 - Royal of Liverpool 5OO 670 00*
efreto satlatllelsitir ol - •asider_,llce a clause for that purpose Thetis, Vaughan, from St. John, N.B. ditto Memel 14 0-1501 7 1, 2 INinioo,l3. M. in oond. Pekoe, Orange 16- 2 6 - South Lancashire
1 ere 51 , 4
tnettera,
anciaole length, Thomas Sparks, from Llorot ' Gothenburg l3 10 -- 15 0 ee esl Bengal. Campoi, - Liverpool Union - o 0 0
rtrre,of 0 a motion proposed. a tvt.deew Zaet aBl lined
nos Ayres Wyburg l3 10 -14 10 g 4-: pur. & violet 00- 0 o corn. to good none - Liverpool Banking Co lO 00 0
be pp; bi elit,StiSte 110 Of ?;,2 tnaisoer?,onded by Mr. James Law- AOlr
ppLeus,oedlsl
H Lonel,lafrnnmfr7rue-noosnAeyres, an; Monte Videci Petersburg la 10 -17 10 ce so blue & violet 00- 0 0 Hyson Skin.... 1 0- 1 2 Wilts and Dorset lO 00 0
ir
id 10,04,041.4,b„7 act b 'LY of 27 to 15 to the effect cors
0,-N Ntilton th e not com i '
NttPlitlai Tao .-erati at the
.. pu sory upon war_e- air, Daly, from Halifax, at Portsmouth ; sailed 4th July PLANK!, per foot of 2 inches thick.
Danzig, Deck
0 31- 03i e.; t.,' blue - 0 0 mid. to fine 14- 1 10
violet, & fine 7 0- 7 6 Souchong,com. 1 2- 1 4 ASSURANCE COMPANIES. 0 0 0
ord. & mid. 6 0- 6 9
/ di", ' tselt‘ ,It tee Ve, e, Proposed system of regis- British American Pine - 021 ;411' good to fine 16- 2 9 M'chester Assurance Company... - 00 0
0)
et • 10 Veto 110 t erneet -"he effect of this will be to
104 P.V9 et re ole 8 wee , SUNDAY, Joey 23.-Wind N.W. fresh. LATHWOOD, per fathom.
ARRIVED.-Yorkshire, Black, from New Orleans-Earl Grey, Danzig, 4 feet .18 0-8 10 .42 Os violet & cop.l 50- 5 e Pekoe, flowery 24- 8 0 Liverpool Fire and Life
mixed .. I 2 0
' Hysou, com. 1 7 - Ocean Assurance
0 0 0
rf or f 000141,2, who?v.e theL'e,rck, were suggested in the
from Calcutta-Lady Bowden, -, from Valparaiso- British American 0 i .4 0-5 10 Is. cop. g. & fine. 53- 6 3 fine 26- 4 0 Liverpool Marine Assurance.. } 00 0
dedo4 , 010;111Zite`20ea„. It N,„`fl ta the individual will of ----;! inch thick
Nigntingale, Hunter, from Pernambuco-Norma, -, from MAnoGAsers, per foot f . ord. & mid. 36- 5 3 Young Hyson 16- 3 0 Company
0 0 0
O'D 1 o
ti° eiffe ellotee '' t,t7litatils_ So safl2_ rged, would voluntarilY Savanilla-Colcheeter, Withers, from Mobile-Alcoyne, -, Hondura
Itattt lef _disee'm eO,„ 'as to satisfy all the require- from Quebec-Carmen, -, from Santander-Ann, -, from' Cu
ba 0 51- 0 74 trold.
0 7 - 010 con. quality 3 6- 6 0 Imperial
Oude 2 9- 5 6 Gunpowder, 1 6- 3 0 MISCELLANEOUS.
Exchange 13uildings
100 0 0 0
10 i te 1,, "ssi ''''Parli 0 9 16 1 21e' Madras 0- 5 0 ,
33- 5 6 good and fine 2 L pool and Harrington Water } 0 0 0
ro° 10;4 iit.4 te-blitee oet th On, in es. This result gave rise Coninna-Reis Effendi, from Mauritius-Black Prince, - St. Domingo . . Guatimala, ee lb. ToaAcco, le lb. in bond. Works 2OO
;11 Se' kivit,ttlliNCtio,aaa! fire e,..'4lliFli it was urged by dif- from Lima. OAR PLANKS, British American none. s
ei Is Odper Id. Floras - 0 5 Bootle Ditto OO 0
100 0 0 0
t O.(
..0,,,, Anikel „11 as 10 ..e Ny„ urnrnittee that as the very
biNi, I4V gBi 'lle ° "sr ab j -----
' • - Priscilla Taylor, from Pernambuco, at this port ; sailed A 1 0
PeArtwoon, per eubiefeet .... 3 6 - 4 e
lett .TAVES, per 1200. Sobres 4- 5 6 Stemmed 05- 0 74 L'pool Gas Light CompanY •• . • 100 00 0 •
tf va V rice
lof !' 4 yti ta on et," . ant oned, it would be
fht • 0 e'l June On' the iSth of July, in lat. 46, long. 11, signalised the Danzig, C. Pipe Xl6O 0 -175 0 Cortes - 3 9 Kentucky .... 03- 0 44 (Original Stock) .. - 00 0
lo I/ Iti allo khl4:l ayi e th to withdraw the bill at . i •
1 1111 1111. OPt a Olds' e othe h • • , John T iomas Carr, from Buenos Ayres, for Liverpool; out 61 HU. . . none 1 As. do. Caraccas, Flo. 59- 6 6 Maryland .... 00- 0 0 Ditto new Shares ...... 100 00 0
04400. °fo b kl% easiv e Pare •r and, it was eonten- days. Quebec, red, 14 inch thick, Sobres 4e- 5 6 TURMERIC, V cid. in bond. L'pool New Gas & Coke Co. .., •WO 00 0
)ebt-0 i !Let, es se tpoe e prov: . still remained, whilst its J°lln BM)", Cawkett, from Calcutta, at this port ; sailed ISth and .5i feet long - 55 0 1 2s. do. Cortes - 3 g Bengal 13 6 -16 0 Ditto new shares
10' leitllle`teal:tese *4O Mace ,181°nS had been got rid of. March. Left the following vessels at St. Helena loth June :- Do. Puncheon - 00 0
1 04111 lll'tes tie, alei dee erawe .4 th_
e que,tion hth tl
Ici,hakaii. , g With,,, and it w , we er le Weimer Castle and Robert Henderson, from Calcutta, for Lon- TIMBER, per cubic foot.
. don-Thomas Lowry, from China, for London, and the Mount Oak s. d. s. d.
' 4 - 110 D.T, and prime. 1 6- 2 6 American .... 6 0 - 6
mid. to good 0 7- 1 4 VALoNIA,I, -on
1 .4 s .4 s
6 Anderton Carrying Company .. 20 00 0
Reek Ferry
tO olved that it ord. & infer. 0 5- 0 6 Smyrna, pickedl6 0 -20 0 0 0 0
I "tlttllst V 4: Bretna,a2Seqb,Y a InaiOriats- re'
Stewart, Elphinstone, from Bombay, for Greenock. On the lith Pine, British Amer. common 0 0
_-• 0 0 Steam Tug Company lO 0 0 0
le -,ticlit stro ent ,-)Of te ent) -three Jol) in lat. 2,) 40, long. 3, 50, spoke the Herald, from Port red 1 7 2 0 Is. perload. MADDER ROOTS, 2,9, CWI. , Morea
I 0 /tail hely "JanseS-which the mer- Philip, for London. On tl:e 17th May in lat. 34. long 26, spoke yellow .. I 24- 134 Smyrna 5B 0- 60 0 WAX, BEIZS' IR. Cwt. in bond. Apothecaries' Company
1V;Is rY they °Phosi 1 Tripoli & Syria none . African ...... 70- 7 10
ng-were then recon- the Duke of Argo le, from Madras, for London. Danzig, middling 1 8 - 1 9 Asphalte Livernool) - 0 0 0
'°rvr ' uodertv 1 Freneh
arded , ent no alteration ; anti Mary and Ann, -, from this port, for Rio Janeiro, was M.emel, middling I 3- 1 9 131 s 6d fld e --•--- (PolonCeanl 2O 00 0
Naples 4/ 0- 5) 0 American .•..7 10 - 8 v 1
to London. spoken 31st May, in lat. 22 S, lons,r. 41 W Riga, red 2 0 - 2 2 *Ex. div.

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