The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-12-12 00:00:00

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=,-..,litypitig Entilligentr. SATURDAY, DECEMBER P.-Wind N. to S.S.W. gtarketo.
be 14 •
SaitEn.-Isabel, Sergeant ; Naples Packet, Thompson, and
bl the 4XCags,
ass. Mary A. Peters, M'Comb, for Africa-Trinity Yacht, I.overing, ..—......,......_
,if tor hira.o,,nit.-On Tuesday, the general opinion was that
for Algoa Bay, &c.-Panther. Glen; Lady East, Goldsmith, and LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. 5.
, . te alone o, was near at an end, which opinion was correct,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5.-Wind W.S.W. fresh.
'4, th;itrom ..1 the hands, both at Ashton and Stalybridge, have
};`ry arn,arl otherwise althoug_h some manufacturers are still Leghorn-Panope, Pion •; Kate, —; Inverness, Belize-Robert Fin' ie, Williams, for Lima-George Canning, we have to note a tolerable
Autumnus. White, for Bombay-President, Grundy. and Anjer Although the receipts of farmers' Wheat in Ireland
AnaivEn.-Sir Howard Douglas,
,—, from Miramichi- Bell, for Calcutta-Johnstone, Herrison, for Port Philip-
-0 44'811,eek ''''h Work, and the consequence is that our market
nhaowveruicOenscidoemrpabalryatidveelcyrehaisgehd, latterly, and prices there
Countess of Durham, Stove, from Mi michi-Corinthian.
Wright,.from Success, Nelson,: for Demerara-Martha Jane, Thorns,. for
id ~ ,i th as been extremely flat and prices have rather re-
'tit' tits Con% an t refuse'to alter from the rates of last week. The and Quiz, from Messina-Pocahontas, Higgins, from Bourdeaux .Mustart, for Maranham-Cigar Wainwright. for Ceara-Elard, supply thence into this port since Tuesday last, with a
je boatttec; forlithaet East hss made no change in the prices. of goods -Peru, —, from Benin-Hottinguer, Bursley, from New Raschen, and Weseacumcon, Jacques, for Boston-Glenview, moderate quantity of other Grain, a good supply of Flour,
4, es tic market, and 40-inch shirtings continue very flat. York ; sailed 18th Nov.-Due de Braganza, Menzie, from St. Salters, and John Bolton, Samson, for New Orleans-Aberdeen, and a further large influx of Oatmeal ; while the arrivals
id 4this cloth is also bad to sell, but not more so than is usual Übes-Maia, Sproule, from Bremen -Reynard, —, from M'Grath, for Mobile-Rochest. Britton, and England. Bartlett, coastwise have continued rather light, and those from
;;(ttoo,e!s°n of the year. The makes of cloth most in request Jersey-and Orpheus, —, from Buenos Ayres and London. for New York-Importer, M'Phersou, for Savannah, Horatio,
abroad comprise merely 8136 barrels of States and Ca-
for a—gumtlY the dearest, are band 27-inch 60 reed printers ; SAILED.-Hibernia, (steamer) Judkins, for Halifax, &c. Triffin, for Charleston-Astrea. Hale, for Trieste-Anne,
11 , tattl„, Cloth of this irt 26 inchweiahing 31b 6oz 4s 7 -- Williams, and Lord of the Isle, Hooper, for Lisbon-Samson, nadian Flour.
tte ":','ler's are fined
; anda(27-'inch- , 411;. weight, ss. to. Is
the
'The Eleanor,
Kewl, from Rio Grande, at this port ; sailed the Butcher, for Venice-Agamemnon. Broomhead, for Odessa. Notwithstanding the show of home-grown wheat at this
thqict, is
o'ue. uua ly flat, even for this season of the year, Ist Ostober. Theßrdgt was to sail neat day for this port. -- day's Market was rather limited, all qualities of this
r.
tr,'„'ery ~,,mg to the unsettled state of the cloth market, and Agnes, Gray, from Philadelphia, at this port, with deck load Lysander, ----, from Calcutta, at this port; sailed Ilth description were taken off less freely than heretofore ;
se bee(i.,,,`•,uranced prices of all kinds of goods used in printing, thrown away. , August. and from St. Helena 25th Oct. On 24th Nov. spoke and the general runs of Foreign remaining in slow re-
.
re Older "11' of the printers are refusing to take out common Georgiana. M Grath, hence at New Orleans the Snowdon, from Africa for Liverpool, and supplied her with
:tYls for the spring unless they have an advance of 6d. Iceni, Steele, from the Clyde, at Newfoundland provisions. . quest, the rates of last week were barely maintained ;
$5 tellst • Piece. The yarn market this week is very dull, Brazilian. Cunningham, from Oporto, at ditto Theodor. Klein • Safeguard, Smith ; Emily, Bogen, and Adel- Irish samples, on the contrary, commanded a moderate
4, he,SnY material change in prices. The country houses, Manchester. Smith, from Whitehaven, at ditto gunde, Kehrman,'hence at St. Thomas degree of attention, realized Id. per 70Ibs, over the cur-
s-
Maria. Bareno ;A. Leopold'', and Curwen, hence at Havana rency of Tuesday last. Of Egyptian Wheat afloat, 2500
,i'ettO. end in London, are preparing to take stock, so till Mantura, Weeks, from Civita Vecchia, at Naples
f; Sarah, Miller, hence at Galatz, with loss of two anchors and Rachel. Druinmond, hence at Corfu quarters were sold at the close of the week at 263. per
,) r,27-i 'stnlas very little business will be done, The prices
I's ''ell pr'
, 4 inters are as fo low ;-27 inch 60 reed, ss. to Ss. lid. chains. Minerva, Carey, hence at Carthagena
quarter, including cost, freight, and insurance to Liver-
,a Le .3(1. to ss. 6d ; and 72's, ss. 9d. to 62.3 d. Phillyra, Lovering, hence at Leghorn Cheaver, Lapthorhe, hence at Seville
Law Ogilby, Morris, sailed from Leghorn for this port 16th Helen, Ceigwell, and Kingston, Thompson, hence at Vera pool ; and a few hundred barrels of States flour in bond
:6 tt: hit'sji),,s ' Tll rig 1 i there is no apparent decline in the amount
le Ills_th lit:lsis doing in the manufactories, the transactions in the November
Roscoe, Ellis, hence at Palermo Palmyra, Croal, and Mary, Reardon, hence at Demerara Irish, and Foreign Flour, duty-paid, at the •
same time
010,,, s. since our last have not been so extensive as in
'' - ive k • • ' . Principe de Radili, Costa, sailed from Naples for this port sth Ann, Cooper, hence at Trinidad continuing to meet a dull sale at late prices.
Is 4,.ave s_ e 8 within a recent period. The lull s supposed November Si ters, Berry, hance at Nassau
Malting Barley, being still in short supply, has moved
le qiihgeane reference to the approaching Christmas stock- Emma, Irving, from Genoa ; Mary Ann, Tucker, from Mes- Elizabeth Wood, Crosbie, hence at Barbadoes „very ;',"n the new- year balancings, and Is not expected to be sins; Racer, Hullin, from Naples, and Galway Lass, Davies, Lady Shaw Stewart, Wise, hence at Antigua off readily at an advance of is. per quarter; and grinding
,411A,;urig. cluration.
samples supported their previous value. Malt was the
from Marsala, at Palermo Hopewell, Carter, hence at Jamaica
c'e of FORD MARKET.- There was a moderately good attend_ from
Taylor, sailed from Naples for Cadiz 15th Nov. Scotia, Torrence, hence at the Isle of Man, after being on turn dearer ; and Beans as well as Pease sustained former
NI, '"oYers at market on Thursda • and there was
Ilitele a for plaint •3' ~ . ' steady Lord Nelson, Willis. sailed from Malaga 11th Nov. and Sarah, shore prices.
li h Ise.,
hMuetrino pieces,
fan[ stuffs
gecewraelltye Kirkman, 12th, both for this port Clydesdale, Piercy, hence at Vera Cruz, and sailed 26th Oct. ()its, upon a fair inquiry, yet not so readily saleable as
i, realisedbill limit late pric , the sale of 1 y Querida, Arias, sailed from Studwell Roads for Havana 29th for Laguna
on Friday, retained the improvement then stated.-Oat-
-44. eata,'„'_ and prices proportionately discouraging. Yarns NoVember Walter Scott, Weech, hence and Barbadoes, at Nassau to Rh ad iat late rates, but the spinners were unable to re •1- Planter, Marshall, sailed from Newport for Jamaica Ist Dec. Moslem, Vale, hence and Havre, at Maracaibo meal, continuing in good demand for investment, was
irt' !t:,,t,Of new material.
tom des,
with the late advance in the held at an advance of 3d to 6d per load, which, being
Robert Scnrfield, Moffit, from Kertch, at Falmouth Arab, Gordon, hence for Boston, at the Clyde, with four feet
oes ho,
,m.ate.nal. The Wool market was rather dull, the Orixa, Ager. from China, at Cove. On 26th August, in the water in her hold, having sprung a leak 4th Dec. off Islay reluctantly paid, had a tendency to prevent further ex-
t, 4 411, 1 being inclined to abandon. recent rat. s, though there Straits f Suna, spoke the Ellen, of Glasgow, for Sincapore. Hebden, Longridge, hence for Demerara, at Studwell Roads tensive operations to-day.
I, 1,,11t5,":,.1' better supply of wool in the market.
On the 4th Nov. in lat. 4N, long. 24 W, the Nina, hence for Georgiana. Turcan, hence for Malta, at Kingstown
I ..Br,th.asPlELD MARKET.-The improvement in the weather Bomb • Johu and Edward, Melhuish, hence for Barcelona, at Kings-d 'il of, .;1' Improved the demand for fancy goods at this market;MONTHLY ACCOUNT of Imports, Duties Paid,
Theaf3ollowing vessels have been spoken,-The Lapwing, town
9 qlin nouaess. day last there was a good business done in heavy (steamer) hence for Bahia, ',rid Nov. in lat. 9N, lang. 26 W, Cynosuie, hence for Trieste, was spoken 25th Nov. in lat. 38 and Bonded Stocks i 2 Liverpool, viz. :-Imported from
C l'll4o'as m . . and Fifeshire, hence for Savannah, 2nd Dec. off Waterford long. 10 the Ist to the 30th November, 1843. Foreign-Wheat,
v 41,0,.. AP KET.-On Saturday we had again a brisk mar- Nov. 11.-The Jean Hastie, Robertson, of Jansen, Reed, sailed from Demerara for Liverpool 27th Oct. 2975 qrs. ; Beans, 900 qrs.: Flour, 8358 brls. British
NEWFOUNDLAND,
Y tn2rday:, Pricess much business being done as on the previous Arbroath, from Quebec to the Clyde, put in here to-day, with Beatrice, sailed from Trinidad for Dublin and Liverpool, 20th and Colonial-Wheat, 37,225 qrs. ; Barley, 4985, qrs., ;
','?e, y,__ may be quoted the same, both for piece loss of hurricane house, cook-house, bulwarks, stanchions, October 1,qrt,„:,0.s and Wool. Oats, 21,226 qrs. ; Rye, 110 qrs. ; Beans, 643 qrs. ; Pease,
stove, &c. and two men wasped overboard, having Francis, Russell, from Cephalonia, at Zante, and sailed 7th 479 qrs. • Oatmea, 65,633 sks. ; Flour, 33,445 sks 29,138
0 tx,s.-MJWIKE BLANKET MARKET.- The demand which rail, boats, bsotrautsu,k
bya sea at the entrance of the Gulf of St. Law- Nov. for Liverpool •
II t4'.4lBZo.at this market (and which has exceeded everything been
oils.-Duties paid from the Ist to the 30th 843.
rence,-whilst lying-to in a gale at N.E. on the 9th Nov. Mermaid, Dale, sailed from Zante 4th Nov. for Liverpool
Vlisra:,'?) Is subsiding. Prices, however, still remain firm, the
~ !9; elrers having to give a much higher price for their Rhoda, Alien, sailed from Patras 13th Nov. for Liverpool -Foreign.-Wheat, 17 qrs. ; Beans, 1323 qrs. ; Nov.,'Pease,
kiNktapn they had some months ago. • - Despique de Inveja, Cruz, sailed from St. Übes 29th Nov. for 167 Ore. ; Flour, 22 barrels.-Colonial.-Wheat, 1809
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6.-Wind W.N.W. fresh. Liverpool qrs. ; Pease, 43 qrs. ; Oatmeal, 2843 sacks ; Floue, 28,948
t/r•atio_n.txm WOOL MA RKET,-Although we do not report any
i Ole,' " 11l prices. Considerable sales have been effected in ARRIVED.-Montezuma, Lowber, from New York ; sailed Lima Packet, Stanton, from Dublin, at the Straits of Sunda barrels. Stock of Flour, Grain, and Oatmeal, 30th Nov.
19th August
,:hoeeosfriptions of combing fleece Wools, which has given a 20th Nov.-Freedom, Lay, from Newfoundland—John Pearce,-In Bond.-Wheat, 11,041 qrs. ; Barley, 2158 qrs. ;
1
Bron es, Curtis, from Newort at Matanzas l'ra • ' firmness to the market. Short Wools are without Lilly, from Palermo-and Panther, Southgate, from Marseilles.
llotrlation Alice, Awyl, sailed' from Havana' for Matanzas 2'th Oct. Oats, 1646 qrs. ; Beans, 22,132 qrs. ►; Pease, 7281 ; Flour,
r tIte.,4?)ALE FLANNEL MARKET:-There has been a very in- Cleopatra. Early, from London, at China Hawarden Castle, for London, and not the Horton, that was 36,281 barrels.
on shore near Fleetwood, was got off 7th Dec. with two feet
IA )h,",'. Market to-day • fewer goods have been sold than on Iris, Merritt, hence at Hong Kong
CORN EXCHANGE, DECEMBER 8.
N 'Ylous 1,4 Duke of Wellington. Dinning, from the Clyde, ditto tk 10 h,
been outlay. Every one seems to agree that wages
The duties continue without alteration on all sorts of Foreign
Frankland, Christie, from Sourabaya, ditto , o aye advanced three months ago, instead of at the
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10.-Wind S. light. Grain, except Rye, reduced to Its 6d, and Colonial ft) e to 2s 6d
0. Little! Year, when the drapers lave laid in their winter Frederick
.Huth, Toby, from Madrsa, ditto
per quarter.
Will o'the Wisp, Walker, and Mazeppa, Fraser, from Chusan, ARRIVED.-Wm. Duke, Cross, from Lisbon-and William,
‘„'Srst..,S has been done in the wool market, as the maneWe have an average supply of Wheat and Flour fresh in from
from Dauzic.
4 'eel no desire to accumulate large stocks of goods, at at ditto
Ireland, but only a moderate quantity of other articles thence
eel
the price of wool and-alibees are on the advance. H.M S. Starling, from Amoy, ditto SAILED.-Feronia, Jarvis, and Observer, Searle, for Africa- and Coastwise, the arrival of Oatmeal being less liberal than
l's am. A ship, supposed to be the Bencoollen from China, off ditto Lord Nelson, Wills, for St. Michael-Royal Bride, Welch, for usual; while a few parcels of Canadian Wheat, Pease, and
0418-'t tx of Coaxer, Ridley, from Madras, at Sincapore, and sailed 19th Madeira-Buenos Ayrean, Coul. and Duchess of Clarence, Flour, form almost the only imports from abroad during the
T --ai„ -HIBITION OF PAINTINGS.—The exhibition Aug. for China Birch, for Calcutta- Jamaica, Williams, for Jamaica-Ninian
111 93 . past three days.
stie ~ nt Fostoffice-place, will close on Saturday next. Prima Donna, Kell, from Ampanan at ditto, and sailed 25th Lindsay, Hitchings, for Demerara-Ellen, Ross, for Trinidad- There has been no activity observable in any branch of the
skit W°o have not yet visited it should by no means August for China Cockermouth Castle, Bell, for Vera Druz-Cautab, Ferguson,
Elie a Wm. Jardine, Jones, from Madras, at ditto, and sailed 29th for Laguira-Medim, Kaye, for Pernambuco-Greenock, Fleck trade since Tuesday, but upon a retail demand generally prices
Nlie ti °Pfortunity of doing so this week. We can pro- have remained tole ably steady.
'ero Mr.! lAugust for China for Mobile-William Gen Anderson, Forbes, and Robert Bruce,' At this Morning's Market, which was thinly attended by
t. aris_ , nr ant gratification ; and the only regret that Charles Forbes, Wills, from Madras at ditto, and sailed 30th Young, for New Orleans-Thomas P Cope, Meircken, for ut kid in their minds will probably be, that they have August for China Philadelphia-St. Petersburg, Howard, for New York-Daunt. either local or country millers, considerable dulness prevailed,
the few buyers of Wheat taking only suffi"ient for immediate
qt._ repeated visits during the season. Core, Kerr, from Bombay, at ditto, and sailed Ist Sept. for less, Rogers, Charieston-Zuleika, Holmes, for Messina- purposes, with, however, scarcely a variation from the currency
Mk China Marianne, Schmidt, for Swinninde-Vigilant, Mulleyrat, for
be,, PASSAGE ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.—Captain of our last Circular.-The Flour trade was also without anima.
Ellen, Rodger, from the Clyde, at ditto Ostend-Navigator, Trogasson, for Dram-Commerce, Brown,
taete oti,of the New York packet-ship Montezuma, and tion, and we quote the same prices for all descriptions of British
Lucy Wright, Pollcelt, from Bombay, at ditto, and sailed 12th and Dolores, Cove, for Gibraltar-Maria, Siewerts, for Hamburg
Ns the North America has made the last six trips as well as-Foreign.
'tfllll the Atl •in • ' September for China -Caroline, Stanley, and Panope, Chanleq, for Leghorn- No English malting Barley remaining unsold, the first arri-
-1„ e x,, antic ninety.seven days. The first trip John Mitchell, Cable, from Bombay at ditto, and sailed lith Emanuel, Lynneberg, for Tonsberg-Lindisfarne. Stebbing, for
Vl5 (Montezuma was performed in 17i days ; the second September for China Genoa-Willliam Barber, Manthorpe, for Contantinople- vats will command a ready sale and full prices, there being no
Irish or Scotch of a quality suitable to supply the deficiency.
`ol.lt aYSt and her last trip in in days. She left New Chusan, Laird, from Bombay at ditto, and sailed 12th for Hendrieka Margrietha, hart, for Dordt-Philoniene, Christens,
—Malt, Beans, and Pease, in slow request, but unaltered in
bißht °..n the 20th ult., and reached Point Lynas at mid- China for A ntwerp-Theseus,Binies, for Galveston-Tagus, Tinmouth' value.
Lek
un the sth inst. Waverley, Morgan, from Madras at ditto for Rotterdam-Nerio, Javis, for Lisbon-Terra Nova, Dannberg, We had little country demand for Oats to-day, but the mode-
Lady Rowena, Miller, and Fortfield, Bowman, sailed from for Gothenborg-Harmony, Foody, for Malta. rate quantity offering prevents any present depression in prices,
,te,!ellhek SALVAGE.-On Wednesday last, Mr. Roger Sincapore for London 19th August
choice new Oatmeal still reaches 21s to 211 6d, and we have a
oich 7PPeared before Mr. Rushton, respecting a claim Belhaven, Watt, sailed fi:lim ditto for Macao 25th August Otterspool, hence for Calcutta, was spoken 6th September. in moderate sale for good old parcels at 2-s per 2501 b.
'ltss, "ad been made by some of the men belonging to London, Benn; Australian, Bianchard ; Malvina, Simpson ; lat. 1. long. 18.
~' No bonded transactions are reported, besides a few parcels of
(1,41:: Yernons' foundry, for the sum of £2, being a Queen of England,
. Hookey ; Minstrel, Burton; Hugh Mat hie. . Lady
,Salncluon,l
thence for New Orleans, was spoken 4th Dec. Egyptian Beans at 16s per 4851 b.
t"thich ligationib Sparks , Winifred, Webb, and Earl of Lousdale, Feel, hence at in g
for saving certain materials from a vessel CalcuttaLatimer, Hill, hence at Gibraltar
la. which een wrecked at the Prince's Dock Basin, and Mary Imrtilea,mfrom Sincapore,
at
tmCualuelutittet Margaret Jane, Roche, hence at Newfoundland PRICES OF GRAIN.
the applicant was the trustee. Mr. Rushton Intrepid, -
41441attilpe things Wheat, ap 701 ti .... red s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d
ought to have been given up to the harbour Siam, Wil mot, sailed from China 2nd August; John Tom- into Roundstone Bay (Galway,) 6th Dec. with cargo shifted, and
Engli h 7 3@ 7 6 white .. 7 6®7 is
48toet-flewliose business it would be to decide the matter kinson, 4th, and Cordelia 6th, all for this port loss of anchor and chain
Welsh, Scotch & Mk. 7 9-8 , 2 do. .... 8 6 8 9
Mona Shaw, from Calcutta for this port, at the Mauritius, Chimera, Abell, from Corfu, at Zante, and sailed 20th Nov.
Irish - 7 4 do. .. . 7 2-- 7 8
p, Charge, and the property would then be given up
st,i 't u,,, for Liverpool
Ditto, old - 7 4 do, .... 7 0- 7 7
,1) “SHIP MONTEZUMA..—This splendid packet- leaEk
iled from Zante for Liverpool gth
No ' the a • nyterpr, ise, Robertson ; Fleetwood, and Grindlay, Grindlay, Windsworth, Walters, sa
November Rye, English, gp qr —— Irishcialb —— Vtee„ arrival of which 'is noticed elsewhere, broughtßarley, English -
from Calcutta, at the Mauritius.
Schofield, Walker, from Riga for Liverpool, at Plymouth 1.q01..- PaSSeneara ~ liar ,-,f ml-,,,,,, ....L,.,_ _ ....-__ Kporpl_ from Sincauore. at ditto

_ -.sengers, a list of
,4484 enholra and lady, Sheffield
8,• Osborne Stathard, and Tat
j,ottote,B Norwich;_ '
Mr. BlakeleT
load 'ute'y, Sha, and Platt, Saddleworth ; Mr. Hopkins,
1,44 plinster ; Messrs, King, Outram, Dawes, Scott,
ils°n, EnglandDurandu, Liverpool ; Dr.
the9,..g, Michigan ; Mr. Price Chili, The passengers
Nrik• Montezuma addressed a letter to Captain Lowber,
Roe 24g him for his polite attention, to which the captain
pitq suitable reply.
,ittirpENvoicraY
iff aY night, as
,t 1 N-1. George's "
iis)stng from •o•

om we subjoin :—Mr
Canada

Mr. Pric
am, New

November
Schofield, Walker, from Riga for Liverpool, at Plymouth
Cambrian Maid, Lloyd, from Bourdeaux for Liverpoc
M ilford
Potter, Sadler, sailed from Colombo for China 23rd Sept.

T yrer, Rimmer, from Macaio, at Hong Kong
Diamond, Taylor, and Sir Robert Peel, Edwards, from Lon
don. at ditto

Rye, English, qr
Barley, English
Scotch &Irish,v 6015, 3 9 4 6 do.

3 6-

dalt,English, p -qr,

York; Mr

56 0 —63 0 brown
48 0 —54 0 do. ...

Irish
Oats, if

Wakefield

Messrs.

Stabane, Pook, and Lancaster, Jefferson, from Bombay, at

. . _
E'lish & Scotch, new 2 5 .
Irish. fine qualities 2 6 2 7
good
middling
undried — -- black
Welsh — nld

Rajosthan, Aikin, from Bombay and Ceylon, at ditto
Samuel Boddington, Noakes, from ditto at ditto
Manilla, Lloyd, and Nankin, Palmer, from Mauritius and

MONDAY, DECEMBER 11

—Wind S. light,

0 7 lold
'‘

ARRIVRD.—Lno Choo, from New Orleans—Aurora, IVlendi-
eolanda, from Havana— Highflyer, from St. Michael's—Azores
Packet, from Tarragona—Britannia, Brudfield, from Oporto—
Margaret, (steamer) from Havre—Patriot Minin, from St. Pe
tersburg.
SAILED.—Ann Jeffrey, Broadfoot, for New Orleans—
trate, Crompton, for Africa—Diadem, Binet, for Rio Janeiro—

Ceylon, at ditto-

Argyleshire, Brown, from Moulmein, at ditto
Ino, Whelan, from Ceylon, at ditto
Water Witch, Morton, from Demerara and Rio Janeiro, at

Beans, English, 19, qr.. --
Scotch& IrishapiBOtti 28 0
Pease, English, white.. 40 0
Do. & maple, 33 0
Tares, 2p qr !... I

-30 0 do.
—42 0 blue

CONDIJCT.-.

bout five o'clock on

were about to put

Hindostan. (steamer) Moresby, from Suez, Ric. at ditto
Syren, Hosken, sailed from Calautta Sth Oct.; Brooke, Camp

Kong—Grecian. Rowett,
Atius—Tartar, Miller, for

Eleanor Chapman, Moss, for Hong
for the Cape of Good Hope and Mau
Gibraltar—and Lydia, Jones, for Antigua

Flour,
Englisl

ooat to another, slipped off the plank
liptiqte river• A life-buoy was quickly thrown to him
to the • tzth
e. Woodside boat, and several persons stretched
Nthe.
1r umbrellas but the poor fellow would, in all
i,nitity, "
•

. .
Montrose, Soulhy, and Duchess of Kent, Atkinson, )gth-al
for this port—Cookson, Patterson, for Bristol, 16th—and Cam
,brian, Shaddock, 17th for London
Vellore, Bell; Clarissa, White,
Turner, Roals, and sailed sth 0

-40 0 !do"

Sophia, Johns, from Batavia at St. Helena, and sailed for
London 27th December . _

Oatmeal, .f• 1 . of 240115,
Irish, new....

21 6 fold

John Fleming, Clark; Wm

had not Mr

Plth7s, second master of H. M. steam-ship " Redwing,
tt4rBed into the water, and sustained him till boats put !tb 41 picked -them litk,ription is being both up. We are glad to bear that a
raised for the purpose of presenting
hi,:tokes with some testimonial for his gallant conduct.
sttke'Ll,ll.orliAL. The passengers of the New York
OtatOttlp Hottinguer, which arrived at this port on
Vht:y last, have presented to Captain Bursley a hand
.:'weee of plate, manufactured by M,
iii,ttx,l4tle-street, and bearing the followi
betetttitittl to Cantain Ira Bursley, o
81.010 as a
se Z., letter, signed by the tonown, " _
:1140,1.,',Yard, New York ? • John Whyte, London-on-; John
tle,qla, i-lrogan, Canada ; Wm. E. T. Corbett Canada •
trle ",menatca; Moses Cook, New York ; Patrick S.
Henry D._Harrison, Montreal; John

Henry, Winch, and Zephyr, Carpenter, hence for Africa, off
Tuskar yth instant
Pollock, Fraser, for New Orleans, ditto
Alice Jane, Bleasdale, and Lancaster, Wright, for Vera Cruz,
ditto

LIVERPOOL PRICES CURR

of Ugie, Annand ; Kingston, Burt and Ann Mondel, goberts,
from Mauritius at Covelong—Hindostan, Redman, from Lon-
don, and sailed 12th October for Calcutta; H.M.S. Thaiia, from
Calcutta; H.M.S. Syren, from Moulmein; Chevalier, Kerr,
from the Clyde; Tory, Rowe, from Cuddalore—and Calder,
Kennedy, from Ceylon, at Madras
Watkins, Whiteside, sailed from Madras for Mauritius 25th
Sept.; David Malcolm, Marshall, 2gth, and Lady Sale, Sar-
gent, 9th Oct. and City of Poonah, Bird, from ditto for the Cape
of Good Hope and London 3 th Sept.
Samuel Spyvee, Wilson, sailed from Sincapore for Bombay
2nd September

MADDER

Montreal,Pot 27 0 6

Dutch, crop,

Emma, Whir, from Sicily, at Cove
LEhzabeth, Guthridge, hence at Madeira

'earl, new

-29 0

Ombro

U. States, Pot 0 0 Co 0
Pearl none.

Gamene

i BARK, Quercit 7 6 8 0
TELEGRAPH OFFICE, DECEMBER IL Oak, lc, ton .4'5 10 7 10
German.... 5 0 6 0

I French, S.F.
S.F.F

10 0 -30 0
40 U -48 0
54 0 -58 0

Isrs. Jone

`Wind at Holyhead S.W. fresh breeze. BRIMSTONE, V ton
Off Holyhead, No. 278, Robert Henry, Bk at g a.m. from Sicily, &c... 4126 5 5
—; 3529, Panthea, ship, at 12 30 p.m. for Bombay. and Tuscany.... —— --
4861, Roscins, ship, at 2 p.m. from New York, (packet of the CASSIA LICINEA,S. d. S. d
25th ultimo. qp cwt. in bd 50 0 60 0
Off Point Lynas, yesterday, No. 6371, Johnstone, ship, at 12 CLorart-sEun, 4, cwt.
30 p.m. for Sydney, and riO3, Autumnus, Bk. at i pan. for Born. American, red 50 0 -
bay. Dutch....

E.5.F.F.69 0 77 6
Spanish ....54 0 —63 0

:cription

_
Paragon, Coleman, sailed from Saugor for this port 21st
Sept. ; Hindley, Grierson for the Cape of Good Hope 23rd ;
Merlin, Thompson, for the Clyde 24th ; Neptune, Campbell,
for Bristol 27th; Templar, Brown, for London 28th; Princess
Royal, Hoodless, for this port 29th; Gunga, M'Kenny, for this
poi t Ist Oct.; Earl Grey, Mollison, for London 3rd, and Akbar,
Arkley, for Mauritius, 6th

40-LASSUS, 1,4 cwt

tribute of respect, by his passeng

St. Lucia, &c... 22 0
Demerara, &c.. 23 0
Bar & Antigua. 25 0
M VNJEET, Cu
Oil, Olive, `43
C

The present
_N

Lccompanied by a

nominal

Amity, Wrightson; Albyn, Clark, and Beethoven, Taylor,
nce at Bombay

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, Dim. 9

42 0-

7:7 COCOA, ' cwt
Trinidad
Grenada
29 0—
Brazil
COFFEE, le cwt. in bond.

Chieftain, Payn, and Mertonn

itius, at

none here

w York ; Walter

`-,;Qc:Es OF SHARES, DECEMBER 11.

Belfast; H. Migeon,
ew York ; Robert Sawers, Jamaica

M'Alpin

and Pink, Patterson, from the Clyde, at

Relieved and at own request 7 Out-patients
Made Out-patients 2 , Casuals during the week

30 0- 65 0

Monarch, Booth, sailed from Bombay for Calcutta Ist Oct
Pandora, Lunan, sailed from ditto for ditto Ist October

Irregular
Dead ...

2 I Remaining in the house

good& fine o. 72 0— 95 0
middling . . 100 0-112 0
good mid. .. 114 0-125 0
fine mid. &c. 135 0-160 0
Dutch, triage
30 0—
ordinary „
good &fine o. 52 0— 6

SHARES

'ricer per I cuit'a-"IsTOACtAoat;;

Irving, Madgwick, sailed from Mangalore for this port stl:
October

Con sulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr. Dawson
Chaplain... .. Rev. R. Davies.
Apothecary, Mr. W. Burgess.

OS a 4.4 _WAI' S.
4it
4:hk°h qua'n„edr
alotict t4itt4 OZ' and Derby
tkeatki i,eighth Shar
'Xeter
1),,,q1t011:1-f and Chester
oe'w• • •
ter rlct iiissand at
CO
ties
u,nties • •
-•

Cumberland, Major, and Lucinda, Scholley, sailed from dittc
r the Mauritius Bth October
Ward Chipman, Williams, sailed from ditto for ditto 29th Oct.
Duke of Wellington, Hargreaves, sailed from ditto for China

House Surgeon

. Mr. T. Inman.
JAMES BOLD, Treas

good mid.
fine mid., &c 80 0— 90 • (
Mocha
Ceylon
Java
Hava

oth October
Brenda, Ward, sailed from ditto for Zanzibar 12th October
Robert Benn, Ritchie, sailed from ditto for this port 13th Oct
Lucy Sharp, M'Fie, sailed from.ditto for Whampoa 24th Oct.
Euphemia, Nightingale, from Valparaiso, at Callao _
Globe, Ward, from Iquique at ditto
Science- Bulkely, sailed from Alexandria for Smyrna gth Nov.
John Barry, Welsh, sailed from ditto for Falmouth 10th Nov.
Mastery, Amy, sailed from ditto for this port 17th Nov.

45 0- SO
6) 0- SO
30 0- 42

St. Domingo
Brazil

25 0-27 0
24 0- 26 0

Laguira

35 0-

01 bitq" shares
unreg
tittomtth 'w„, DeneW
bentureB
g‘ho "4 Glhasas istered
r, goNN
•

Negotiator, Young, sailed from Aitto for Leghorn lath Nov.
Stanley, Owens, hence at Beirout
Sir John Campbell, Borthwick, from Constantinople, at

Dviwoons,

ton 4'. S. 4. s

Hon. & Dom. 6 0—
Campeachy 7 5
Fustic, Span 4 0—
Tampico 5 0—
Brazil
Cuba
NicAnAnuA WOOD.
Rio de la Hache

lowLej3flanZNewhaver
Bf DEW aisleY & Greenock
• • •
th. (Jute
,n, preference
h°r, krt ais"" f shares
kbititorieswtern ....... .. . .
edtt
lyitt shares
.sares
sit:vl England

H.M.S. Formidable, from Lisbon, at Malta
Brandon, Norman. from Alexandria, at ditto
Oriental, (steamer) Soy, from ditto at ditto
Campbell, Browning, sa led from Malta for Ge
ovember

;enti 17t

Ann Henzell, sailed from ditto for Marseilles 22nd Nov.
Pet, Bulkely, and Victoria, Tait, hence at Genoa
Rattlesnake, Stone, sailed from Marseilles for this/port 27t

solid
clean ,
small ..
Lima, solid .... 0—
Boxwood, Ango.s 0
Gaboon .... 3 10—

10 0-
12 0-
0 0-
1

11 0
13 0
0 0

November

Woodman, Kelso, sailed from ditto.for the Clyde 29th Nov.
Joseph Anderson, Atkinson, from Carthagena, at Gibraltar
Convivial. Hampton, from Alicant at ditto, and sailed 20.1]

Nov. for Belfasi

Camwood 12 0—
Red San. Wood 6 0—
FLAX, ton.
Riga. P.T.R. 35 0—
P'burg, 9 head 32 0—
Archangel 36 0— 42 0
Dutch & Flem 45 0— 80 0
GALLS, 9fr cut
Turkey, blue
mixed 4

itt)-(),?,tie:iY
littlittlo' tirktuorth sha
,to Manchester2llartres .
t„, kte,."alf sr shares •
Itc: kw tares " •
tt!)l4ttot'' knjoulli?tipiol,TZ,
ill'tn ,rartnt'er ingham:::
N,ltt' • ac 32 shares
4') li 13 ti
It 'o* ghton
1,.‘'ki,1)it4,..r4l & .....
Ni, ~,, %0 onti, *
Otto loth
, shares Weston
't' .tet' l'olton n
4tll,+`l 1" Biriti7 Bury
klttto') lik'r atiltctin Extension
ti?Nlq44f Leeds
o,y, co, ter s,ais
RN' go uiltie; es
1)10141) r 4
Oitttto, 4411,tes
kltth Pi, 4
11 3
R, % ' • ..........
oi Gs
1,4 .atleot, 8d
1;,(1::a'hqo " cl e.
N tlekrter sarlisle ... '• '
• ~,4.ott and ,hares
- .ar1i.,........___

Berkly, from Mitylene, at ditto, and sailed 2;

Tod Nov. fc

4 0
21 0
6 io

Oporto, Wilkie, and Crusader, Rennie, from the Clyde at dittc
Packet, Briggs, sailed from Gibraltar for Faro and Loudon
22nd November
Weatherall, Weatherall, sailed from ditto for Cork 22nd Nov.
Eliza, Wylie, sailed from ditto for St. Domingo 25th Nov.
Romp, Wharton, from Glasgow at Browershaven
Heinrich, Grosz, hence for Konigsberg at Elsinore

36 0

56 0-

68 0

Adonis, Carsen, hence for Revel at ditto
Vandalia, Tradlant, hence for Rostock, at ditto
Inconstant, from Halifax, off Cork
Caledonia, Rickards, sailed from Cork for Jamaica 2nd Dec.
Sandersons, Bushby, sailed from Deal for this port 4th Dec.
Wnampoa, Willis, sailed from ditto for Demerara 4th Dec.
Cybele, Griffiths, sailed from ditto for Berbice 4th Dec.
Eueretta, Darley, from Sydney, at Gravesend
Grace Darling, Airth, from Madeira, at ditto
Bengal, Gales, from St. Petersburg, at ditto
Marchioness of Abercorn ; Ambassador, and Highfleld, hence
at Benin _ _

Oriental, Dunn, hence for Alexandria, and Grasshopper, Haw-
kins, hence for Naples, at Holyhead
The following vessels have been spoken, viz. :—Edward
Boustead, hence for Sincapore, on the Ist Nov. in lat. 10 N,
long. 24 W ; Lima, hence for Rio Janeiro, on the 4th Dec. off
Waterford.

L e'd u
VII all Qvre ngt(
4t .....
Manchester
1%,474ter;1....
.. r
44tiost,areand Dover...
Mt kit ..
t!.% 1117 Par
kt 4 .......

THr rtSDAY, DECEMBER 7

—Wind N.W

2 6 ARRIVED,— natham, Mason, and Berlin, Baker, from Pe w
6 Orleans —Cif mboraza, White, from Valparaiso—Zante, Clever-
-5 IY. from Tan, pico—Margrret Pollock, Rye, from Bombay—Cale-
donia, Ritchie, from Montreal—Georgie, --, and Nochdale,
Hayden, from Palermo—Fanny P•,lmer, from Smyrna—Mltry
9ex Ann, and North Star, Tessier, from Marseilles—Mary Ann,
Budd, and Enterprise, from Seville—Sprightly, Jeffrey, from
Terceira:--Intrepid, Pentreath, from Cephalonia.-:Ball,

LL tiANKS.
\ tsq,o7erool .......
Ea,4_4 gh ?1ank........
seFekial of Liverpoc

Margaret Pollock, Rye, from Bombay, at this port; sailed
24th August. On 211th Oct. in lat. 22 S, long. lE, spoke the
D'Arcy, from Manilla for this port, and on the 3rd Nov. in lat
3 N, long. 21 W. spoke the Frisk, hence for Buenos Ayres

.......
........
•a),rtcrar and „pool Dsc
oaj and 80 ventral
Ottl as
Liv 4ta Wa'
t.liv,tl,ol.opneaeB2lroeol.
Union
l'orset

Rising Sun, from Laguna fhr this port, was wrecked on the
Alacarnes Bth Oct.: crew saved and arrived at Tobasco.

FRIDAY, DRUMM B.—Wind N.W. moderate

---Capricorn, Smith, from St. Domingo—Wolf-
Davies,
from Montreal—Helen Thompson, Petril, from Quebec—Happy
Family from Tr;acip—Arno. Tozer. from Alexandria—

ARRIVED,

il411';-,C°1V1
q4khq:e 4
4e4'141c 141 e.(
01),.111,1e

and Renovation, Balls, frc

Malaga,

Vera Crui—William Gilles, -Cla.rke, for Bombay

Doo
ELL
I tell
4Nib
..,US
• • 'gton .v;
......
..... ....

Horton, from London to this port, is on shore near Fleet-
wood

Fairy Queen, Clarke, sailed from Venice for this port 28th
ultimo

Nais, Easton, sailed from Cadiz for this port 26th ultimo
Clio, Randl? ; Lady Kinsale, Cove; L ara, Stewart, and New
_ -

at Lisbon