The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-11-26 00:00:00

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•, STATE OF TRADE. 13irtb0, Barrtages ailb EratDs.
Ls ....,. • . SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23.-Wind s. moderate. i'llarktts. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, Nov. 19. . .
t I,A. '.l)lppitig iiiittliigentr. Ac
riteßartV ev,D, Total quantities per Paice per
49.-
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_a _AD.__ Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter. MANCHESTER.-Our manufacturers arid spinners continue to
--...........-.-. e.---eteWnhly(sNteoatm? Wheat 257 ... -.€595 7 8 ..t.2 •6 4 sell all they can produce readily. and both printing clothe and BIRTHS.
p-- TU ESD'AY, NOVE3IBER lg.-Wind s. 9P Nov. at 215 p m. and arrived off the Black Rock at
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LONDON CORN MARKET, Nov. 18. Oats
,e .. cLaitivan -It • ' • o o o ..
' • e at St Ives the wife of WILLIAM PEGG,
Barley - ••••
uor, from I; ()yeast. Price, from St. John, N.8.-Ambassa 1 ith Nov. in lat. 45 N, long. 25 W, passed and exchanged Since this day s..e'ennight only moderate supplies of all grain
printers. lu the face o/ all this, printers labourer, of three fine children, two sons . .
• Erase,
a.c irgwasb-Rambler, Baxter, from Charleston-Hark, ae. this day, making the passage in 13 days wa hours. On
colours with the Marquis of Bute, of Cardiff, running to the have been received up to our market, while the general quality,
d cowaP, aZierliks°"' from Virginia ; sailed 29,th Oct -Thomas P. eastward. On 20th Nov. in lat 51 N, long. 20 W, exchanged owirag to the prevailing damp weather, has proved very inferior. DUBLIN CORN E.,
XCHANGE.-FRIDAY, Nov. 22. A . .
and country houses are unusually flat. and finished goods of ati On the 15th instent, as Hunt-street, alileand„ Newtown, Mrs.
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cities, unless a sacrifice be CLEMENTS, of three children. Tile husbend is a weaver, and
e .....s.,s _. c en, from-Philade Iphia-Joseph Story, from Bonin colours with an American ship, with a black cross ira her fore Fresh up, the receipts of Wheat of home produce, coastwise as We had a sm-Il supply of grain at market to-day. Wheat a d
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eni chief fro made. The s rioters are making great preparatons for the the family in great distress.
0 caanin
i, m Manilla-Circassian. from Valparaiso-Gee topsail, standing to the westward. On the 21st Nov. in lat. 51 well as by land carriage and sample, were small ; yet the sup- Oats were full at the pr ces of Tuesday, but Barley was in goo the lad
spring. and some splendid plaid designs ai e in progress, aoth On the 16th instant, at Welsh Hampton, Salop, y
Puerto f!a.r:rn maranham ; sailed 11 th Oetob r-Llama, fron
N, long. 12 NV, showed colours to the Boston mail steamer ol ply on offer was quite adequate to meet thaewants of the demand. in de-taines and calico prints, which are expected to eellpse the Rev. HENRY CORNWALL LEIGH, of a daughter.
b 110- . escriptions cannot be sold in quan
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and Emma t raham, Ferguson, from Oporto.
the Nov, from this port, running to the Westward. dealers. any•th;nir in any former season. At Liverpool the raw material Same day, Mrs. WILLIAM FISHER, Dingle-hiil, near this
,• theB..A.l.l:E_o•l •-Pera, Pole, for Ichaboe-Lady Combermere, Cool .
ii, 'el t r Lisbon and II io Grande-Queen of Britain., Fitz. &mere-Zealous, Champion, for Azores-Flora, Farren, for The finest parcels of both red and white commanded a steady SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 20.
gibbon for II ti Bantle Dra er and in ui -at rices full e al to th se obtained on Monde last •
St Michael Philopo; tos Bell ; Lady y, p , cl re, P . y qui o ; 34 , We hada large show of stock, but still n, t more than equal to that manu . On )th instant - '
facterers and spinners were never in a better position 7 , at Earl s-court, Mrs. THOS. G. REED, (late
,3 Nee. s,: aY -Corea, Kerr, ard Berwick, Harding, fo; - • - -• "s 3d -slfan- Miss P. Horton,) of a daugnter. ,
or Ichaboe-Ennerdale. Boadle, far but all other kinds were a dull sale, and previous rates were with is very flat and cotton is expected to be I.ower then ever,. so town of a son.
C6's 5s 3d to 5s 7ed ; and 72's, .5s ed to 6 .
d - - vrlean I'
anntia.
ti s-eonrad. ale e eil, for Charleston-Euphrasia I.ticy Wright Cowley, I
' mo, f B badoes-R. Watt. Johnson, difficulty supported. However, a fair clearance was effected. • dee ecially for any thing like prime. as a number of 27-inch
the ceman ,sp On the 18th inst., at Notting-hill, the lady of B. PENFOLD,
e Alexaadrcw Philadelphia-Firefly, Holland, for Beireut am Calcutta - liriara, -.phew. or ar
the beasts were 1 tf h • kt f L d Th tes chester Advertiser.
taken ou o 1 e mar eor on on. era Esq., of twin daughters.
,t Sierra Leone
tta-Superb, Appleton, and Violet, Simrsan, fie for Apalac tic ,
o,a-Ohio, Putnam, for New York-Favourite, Holders of free Foreign Wheat were very firm. This circumstance
'and A enora. Giffney, for Mobile-Lord Maidstone prevented more business from being transacted, yet the rates ob- tdf bthb f d tt nd
d all • f • 1 f ld
nd sheep, an in ermr, e t unso . LEEDS.-The demand for the heavier kinds of cloth suitable
to the winter trade, bas been. during the past week, more ant. eel.,
sons.
Same da the • lad of LOUIS CHOEN
3', 3' . Esq., Finsbury, of
Overard, f -Hesperus, Kelly, for Hong Kong-Balfour,
Flume*
id Neg:t me Richenburg, for New Orleans-Seonand, rained were quite equal to those of last week. Corn under lock was but few beasts a
of last week wre ful y suppor c or o ee an mu on, a
from Bombay-Douro, Smith, for Oporto-Phantom. Ta.ylor, ar,, On the 20th "
Instant, tee lady of JOIIII WIGNALL, Esq., of
Sandeis l'
'll--*Roventialley,for Newfoundland-Sphyns, very Leavy but not cheaper. ... __---
e numbn .ur Constanti ' ople-Dorothea, Bertha, Domansky,•foi Mills, for . avaunab st in the cloth halls, there is considerable act-
' Ita-Adonis, Cason, for Malta. The sh wof Barley was tolerably good. The best descrip- BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, Nov. 21. this imprzemet a son and heir.
e Boston,
rg-and caledonia, (steamer) Lott, for Halifax am. Conuibeer, for GI i a
_____ tions so d freely at full prices. In other kinds exceedingly lit. At this day's market there was a less supply of wheat, and the ble in the warehouses.
vity notic .
- ele."s"" mated than we have observed for some weeks past ; and besides ''"
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se'nnight was fairly Maintained. Lower HUDDERSFIELD MARKET.-There w .
as a fair attendance at et
cl iterY O'M r -- A steam tug proceeded last night to Carnarvon, to endeavour tle was doing Ali hough the eupply of Malt was but limited
to get the Urgent afloat next morning. the Malt trade. ruled heavy, and' previous rates were barely sup-, currency of this day
MARRIED.
d 25th ott, in n e'
I.l•Master, from Quebec, at this port ; sailed
E.izabeth, -, lence a
1 t Bueut s Ayres ported. The arrivals of Oats from Ireland being on the in- • and considering the supply of goods in the piece hall the
trade ruled dull. Oats fully as dear. Beans and peas sold very Year , At St. Thomas's Church, New York, Mr. T. W. MARSHALL,
prices were not accepted for any description of barley, but the market on Tuesday, fully as lerge as usual at this season of the
r Port, ready fcompany. with the Cuba. Left the Magnet, Mr the
Roa.a_:hc.cceort.csreai.chgrolethe 16th instant, in lit. 50, long. 14 Hibernia, (steamer), Ryrie. hence at Boston, 2nd Nov. crease, the Oat trade was not so active as last week, yet the slowly at last week's currency. transactions were extensive, but as many of the manufacturere jun., to Miss PENELOPE AGNES MURPHY, daughter of
Hibbert, Bruce. hence at River Plate quotations were quite as high as on Monday last. Beans and
Peas were in good demand at lull currencies. In Flour very WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 22. spring trade and have not yet brought any to market, the supply
On the Bth ult., at Savannth, U.S.. Capt. JAME 3 CALLAN,
e -Y, ern mo • •
In maria , nes, sailed frem Lisbon for this port 12th instant t . The demand for yarns for Scotland con-
k h t Phladelphia little was doing. was rather scan y of the ship Howard, to Miss ELIZABETH BELL, of Columbia,
i Groot la,and Cynthia, from Newfoundland, at Oporto Amity. Pi e, ence a i
Susan, Drew, hence at Mobile
Laurence Copeland, -, hence at Apalochicola FRIDAY, Nov. 22 Our supplies of wheat and barley continue large. The de-
tinues brisk. South Caro.ina.
e -. Anna Nibtikum, De Weerd, hence at Harlingen • I- ac Atherton, Tarry ; Fanny, Lovett ; Alhambra, A languid demand for nearly all Grain has teen experienced
obtained for dry new, and good old; other kinds had to sell. IIEeEmoNDWIKE BLANKET ITALL.-011 MondaY, there was On the 3ist ult., at St. James's Cathedeal, Toronto, by the
. Bounty Iftellina. ligen, hence at Brielle Caspian ; sa
Wilson ; Viola, Jameson ; Goodvt•in. Davies ; elalabar; Free. sinee Monday's market. but prices are tolerably steady except
• mand for wheat is not extensive, but the prices of last week are
and rattar lower. Beans and barley are 13. lower. Oats and a better attendance Of haa ere than We have had fora.sorne thaw Ilon. and Right Rey. the Lord Bishop of Tor.onto, „J,,MES,
:mu) I_
0_ a 1, Meihuish, hence for Ichaboe, at Penarth Roads.
i nian ; Hampden, Cowen ; Pharsalia, Wordsworth, and Franklin, for inferior qualities. To-day Wheat and Barley of good qua- past, consequently a little more business was transected. on al'GI LI, STRACHAN, Esq.. eldeet son of his lordship, to
ficaimnf foretopmast, sails. rigging, &c. lity bring Monday's quotations. Oats, in consequence of the 4
t Thomas, hence at New Orleans. Thursday the attendance both of buyers and manufacturers was AUGUSTA ANNE, second daughter of the Hon. J. ROBIN-
Castleto w * for this port, in ballast, was totally wrecked at
Mary Ann, Francis, from Bettina, for this port, at Ramsey, arrival, are dull, end Beaus anil Peas have commanded steady
r Bolton ea Isle of Man, on the i 4th instant; crew saved.
1.M., leaky, and with loss of spars. ; rates. In Clover Seeds, both Red and White, there has been a LEEDS CORN MARKET, Nov. 19.
0,.. aoheY, hence -at Ichaboe sherieg dull sale, and rather cheaper.
few weeks. On the sth instant, at 'at. Pete: 's Church, JOSHUA VOYLE,
g . mutat a . Thomas Leech, Goulding, Lone Buenos Ayres, at Cove. fair speculative business passiug, with an advance in their value We are again well supplied with all grain. The best con-
The attendance here on Thursday was E.g., of Milford, to SARAH, third daughter of the late Mr.
' uelober , allustrnas, tailed from Smyrna for this port 24th of a few shillings per cwt., bnt in other Seeds the trade has been ditioned samples of Wh:at sold at last currency, but inferior BRADFORD MARKET.-
demand for lastings, moreens, damasks, ,
end JOHN PARKER. of Cockennonth.
f Marte.a. Wo 1 Tynwald, Martin, from Calcutta. at Mauritins.
Maid of Athens, -, from' London, at Buenos Ayres. exceedingly. slow, although at firm prit et. hlihtft cs Or On the 7th instant, at New York, Mr. WILLIAM M•KENZIE.
t e g er agi , -
Ele 0-"ey, sailed from ditto for ditte 26th October
The wreck of tbe yes el that was in t: wof two steam tugs ---.
quite neglected. Barley, though offered at 2s decline, was good; and the
other heavy goods was active ; but for
f anor Palme
aell, and , r. Harris ; Reliance, Talacoit ; Agilis, Peppe-
has been brought to the entranc of the Formby Channel, and leans, cloths. merinos, &ce, the ,
eransactions w
sulleath*oLeghealn.
•ere limited. The of Scotland, to Miss HELEN ISABELLA GARVIE, youngest
r arquis of Bute, Joblin, hence at Constantinople
proves to be the Firefly, fro n this port, for Africa, which was in SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 18.
woAni,,tEhea lElstqh...isn,,st,
jasnstc,
oa
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1 Eleano •
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jar, Lence at Malta contact with the Britannia (Dublin steamer) 14th Nov. The For the time of the year we had a full avera.re supply of HULL CORN MARKET, Nov. 19. uate r ces. In the weol Island.
demand for yams was rather slack, and the spinners complained daughter of the late Dr. Thomas Garvie, of Glencove, Long
that they were unable to realise adeq p
i •;+sabeiste Ludwig, g
. allil . Ritchie, hence at Leghorn Firefly's anchor' is down and the wreck of the masts is foul of ' heists, as to numbers, aut its general quality
.was very interior. and is dearer. No change re. other articles.
AM AN, of this town, to JENN Y second daughter of P. FEHR,
pplies of Wheat, and with difficulty previous lmatier,koewt
it.hgeriet
ites-abselaievgerdeattdelrbe4penintnoerfs bhussviindegssadlmonoest twhoturikeodt ir rn. 1. r. GEORGE HENRY
sisaiedhuret. hence at Gibraltar
erg, hence at Genoa
, the chain, and until she is cleared of these she cannot be brought Complaints continue to reach us almost daily respecting the
The rates supporte , In so
d ' me cases Is lower. Barley in moderate themselves out of stock. Price, were, therefore, firm, and no - •
. further in. shortness of winter keep owin
, g to which the graziers are corn- ,•
v and Barey fetched last cureency. Oats scarce and the disposition was manifested to submit to a recluction. On the lath instant, at Walton-on-the-11n Mr. JAMES M.
instabt tiers, sailed from Madeira for the Gulf of alexlco 4th
polled to use a n uch larger quantity of artificial food than has suPPI- • --
We had few su
SMITH to ANNE EMMA, only daughter of Mr. JOHN PLATT,
0 arer Beaus without change, and not much doing in
Lewis aas , been almoet ever known. During the past week, the imposts of turn de . HALIFAX MARKET.-We had fully an average attendance of
of this town.
Tao,._ saes. Willis; Wm Thompson Balls, and Martha, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24.-Wind S.S.W. moderate. them. buyers here on Saturday, and there was a telerable amount of
elaa, hence tL' * • foreign stock have been good ; they have amounted, for Lon- • Same day, at Whitehaven, Captain BOWMAN ADAMSON,
( William, ga• a isbon A n RiVED.-Margaret,-Northwood. and Margaret, Leech, from don and the outports, to 156 Beasts and 28 Sheep, in, for the business clone in piece goods, and yarns at late rates. The
of the Alert, of this port, to FANNY, second daughter of the
was ,_,_,, . i ice, of Runcorn, (in ballast) bound for Belfast,
Ichaboe-Wallace, Main, from Callao-Howard, from Sayan- moet part. fair condition. The above, added to the previous MANCH ESTER CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 23. wool market was considered firm. late Mr. JOHN PATMAN, Supervisor of Excise, Whitehaven.
• eapai`osataalfiYtliost 18th instant. off •Corewall. Crew with the ex-
nail-Ann & Jane, Smith, from Demerara-Grace Brown, arrivals, form the annexed totals tor the present year :- This week's imort by way of Liverpool and Runcorn is mu- ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET.-There has been some little on the 14th instant, at St. Mary's, Edge hill, Mr. ROBERT
3 Cove, No i,e 'nate. la brother of the captain,) saved. Myers, and Janet, Bark, from Baltimore-Tyro, Symonds, from Beasts, from January Ito Novemler 16. a-ea 3,709 head, derate ,to w aliegem there is a fair arrival, though not so large improvement in the demand for goods to-day, lest no alteration ROBERTS, livery-stablekeeper, to Miss WaLLaoE, oxford_
I beg, has , • 17.-The England, which was on shore at Cote-
Lisbon-Dash. Simian, from Hamburg-Mary Marsden, Cot-
k and from the interior, Yorkshire, and the eastern in the rates. The price of wool may be quoted the same as that strr et.
e t off as last wee ,
, eseeearea° , and i roceeded this morning for Ichaboe ter, 'from St. Domingo-Helen Elizabeth, King, from Pugwash We had on offer 47 Beasts, and 35 Sheep, all for Rotterdam. The Count;es we have a considerable supply of Flour. of last Monday, with a limited demanct for that article. On the 1: th instant, at St John the Baptist's Church, Toxteth-
, far 13elf RT, N,.„.. -
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.. Th R p k D nald from Quebec _
' ast, has . • e.A.ar e, o . Homo. Graezitao, from Venice-Jersey Tar, from CePhalona whole were disposed of, at about previous rates. The arrival of ..., ' i.- d 'ce our last report has been of aletall
ihe bi siness one sin LEICES Th 1 k • th'; fl t compared with park, Mr. JOHN Se 0011. to ELIZABETH, widow of mr.
TEE.- e woo mar et is ra sr a
I inter hold Jait into Black So Ba settle three feet water _
a . having eu P Y.'
widiam, Crawford, from St. Pnteleburg-and Diligent, from Beasts from the northern grazing districts consisted of 1,050 Short- character, without any material alteration in prices, though,
whet we noted the other week, and the spinners are far from NICHOLSON, of Toxteth-park.
...BELFAST, Nne , gruna a leak Antwerp. horns. Those from the eastern counties comptised 300 Scots and when the change has taken place, it has been in favour of t,he
busily empl ;yeti ; still there ie no quot .ble Variation in prcies. Same day, at Portsmouth, EDWARD GIFFORD, Esq., cldes.t
i twerp() - • lel -Th • G 11 s from Milroy fee
°a has . . • e Orion, am )e , " ious
' qAILED -Cast,lian Maid, Ivens, for Azores-Vwavic , Home.breds; from ale western and midland districts 600 Herefords, buyer. For goods, the home demand is ss dull as ever. The hosiers son of the late Sir Henry Hard e .
in- Gifferd and brother-in-law
• ;her hold, ha ' Pot into Blsek Sod Bay, With three feet water in , • - -
• Devuns, Runts, &c. At Liverpool and Wakefield, yesterday, late rates were nearly
have again given out loss work than in the prec ding week, in to Sir W. w. Follett. to ROsE. eldest daugliter of W. PENNELL,
i vine' serung a leak Boldwin, for St. Michael-Chieftain, Clark, and Hero, Grant, _
for Africa-Jarrow, Marshall; Royal William, Wells, and Wm. From ether pelts of England 400 of various breeds; from supported. consequence of the absence of orders. and there seems to be no Esq.. and niece to the Right lion. W. Croker.
_________ Ward, Dady, fur lchaboe-Victoria, Lil ia, for Havana-Moun. Scotland 190 horned and polled Scots ; the remailider of the At cur market, to-day, Wheat remains as last quetcd. The
chance of improvement until cola weather.-Lcicester On the 2 ith instant, et St. John the Bepti- Vs Church, Toxteth-
, . WEBNEst,..., supply being derived from the neighbourhood of the metropolis. increase in the supply of Plour has some effect upon tee trade. park, Mr. HENRY KEEN to ANNE ELLEN, yourgest daugh-
Chronicle.
natrtiv,„ ~'''''., Novemnen. 20.-Wind W.N.W. light. taineer, Bogart, for New Orleans-Black-eyed-Susan, Man-
The supply of sheep was somewhat less than that exhibited last and the bakers buy with great caution. The choicest qualities ter of Mr. J. B. TAYLOR, Upper Mill-street, Toxtetlaperk.
• 'o Grande-Ann Hall Hubert for St. John. N. 8.-
July_p. , -•-fainerlane, M'Kenzie, from Calcutta ; sailed 16th colis. for RI , ,
Noreo4, f r week; nevertheless the Mutton trade was heavy. The Veal of Irish Flour are held at the rates of our last; prime English HOSIERY AND LACE Tft.enX.-The state of the cotten hose
On the 21st instant, at Eastimm. Mr. JOHN REYNOLDS,
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Lon
Annareenharn, Morrison, from Punta Arenas-Fortuna, Prince Albert, Rogers, for Guayaquil-Or
Gibrnaelnta*r-Philolinenne, trade eyes unusually heavy: the very highest quotation not s improved • the mater ial is given out
is offered on rather lower terms, whil,t good general qualit'es of trade is not by any mean , .
9 g i , arid M•
Ann, ;age_ iddleton, Tinuion. from Callao-Elizabeth Drontheitn-Blan:•Ite, Adamson, for Scotland-road, in this town, to ANNE COMER, eldest daughter
In ries ver little busi--es was trans- th
j• with a very sparing hand, and many of the frames are el er
i and Eh;llTta, from Malaga-Wyvers, Morris, from Lisbon- ins s,
CI ; ten for Antwerp- Egidius, lielewyck ; Eclipse. Kirk- exceeding 4s. per slbs. e y .
both, and all inferior descriptions, ai e fal:y Is per sack lewe . of Mi. RICHARD PARKINSON, Easthem.
d-t " Z 11i f 0 t d-Zante Packet. Bren. acted, at late rates. t- d 't d Th t t` b ch is still extremely
Oats as last quote t. Oatmeal, 3d to Od per load lower, but s -ppe or still e . ecu -up cr. :on ran .
hove, and In us tee, e en, or sen Same day at St. Peter's Church, Reck Ferry, by the Rev. T.
FRIDAY, Nose 22. both are held pretty firmly. Malt .teatly, at late prices, as also dull, and the hands are very short of employmeet The cli aaer
r ~atoollebers, from Palermo.
nan, tor Smyrna-and Charlotte Ulrica,Kjecklund, for Malta.
~ sureeon, . on-
F. R itthead,,JAMES F. PENNINGTON, Else e Aeht
r ortiba ? - The supplies of Cattle to-day were about equal to the demand, are Beans. and pantaloon branch is so extremely cit-pressed that many of .
17th , Y acket, Munro, from Old Calabar, at this port ; sailed and the latter being better than for several Fridays past, clear-
e a niairst k fth F•refly 'see yesterday's report,) was brought
The wrec o e 1 , , Rock Ferry.
Porreste . aud from Fernando Po 27th. The Warrior and
into the river last night; and beached near Scacombe ances were effected by the close. Beef and Mutton sold steadily
9 Wards pr
la anere •
boating coals at Fernando Po, and would after-
Flora, Earre ;, hence for St. Michael, at Holyhead at former prices, but for Val and Pork hig.her rates were paid. LONDON SHARE MARKET, Nov. 18. template giving up the business and seeking other means of Same day, at Cheltenham, W. SHAW BOND, Esq. to.
FRANCE ' '
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vesscoredto lehaboe
Martha, Seeger. hence for Stettin, at Svaliwaag, wi
'th loss of The better and inferior sorts of the former made 4s. 6d. and Railway Shares were rather firmer, where business has employment. The plain silk glove Manch is still much de- 'AN
e JANE. deughter of tine late C. O'CALLAGH . ~
and newl of about 200 tons burthen, bright masts, bottom iip,
es bulwarks, b .‘ats, sails, &c. Bs. 6d. per stone, being an advance of 6d., while Pork made been done,. Birmingham and Gloucester were last sold at pressed. There have been a few sprinkliags of orders, but they s, • d
Esq. of Ballynahinch County Cl-a-e.
t N. tAr. ___s' .ceoPPered, was passed this afternoon about 25 mil
Edeanor, Bauch, hence for Tamoico, at Cove, leaky; bore up from Bs. 4d. to 4s. 4d.
99, Bristol and Gloucester 36, Bristol and Exeter 70, are of short duiation, and not calculated to give much relief.
JOl-I.lnNetlAaL,Dat •St. john's Church, by the Rev. W. Ealloon..
Row. uer th Bell Buoy, by the Achilles, steamer, from Glas-
In general the employment is very precarious The silk hose MAN, Esq., mer hat.t. to ANN RHODA HARRI-
SON f h d h
a from long. 13 a Great Western
Churnet Valley 41, Direct Northern 2,, • I k dll declining, both in , ourt aug ter of the late Henry Harrison, Esq., of
110 Nautilus, flawkin, and Benbow, Rowntree, sailed from Mar- trade, as far as we can earn, eeps gra ua y
, Ward, from S • ..1 Midrlewich, Cheshire.
avannah for this port, off the Settees LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Nov. 23. 140, Halves 861-, Birmingham 219 A, Brighton 4ig, Scuth
f seilles for Liverpool 16th Nov. Nottingham and Derby, as well as mansfield. The bob' in net
f The r,...,
New oaeesnens, Ilenry Winch. and Panope, in coming out:1)e
Western 75. London and York 3, Midland 107, South trade is rather dep essed :it is certain that it has not been so On the 22nd iretant, at t' e Welsh Chapel, Mulberry-street,
Princess Royal, Foster, and Fairfield, Abbott, from Ichaboe, Although a fair extent of business has bean done this week, by the Rev, Donald Ferguson, of the Free Scotch Church, Mr.
t aiabar River aoth A t ton shore on the Bar. T
two aro. , , ugus . go
s ot off Ist at Cove the market has been flat, and the tendency of prices in favour Eastern 371, York and NOT dull •
ce trade is very ,
th Midland 102, Boulogne dull for a long period. The silk warp la . .
.s im4--
za KIRSOP, iron-moulder, to Miss JANE CARSON.
1 see,-
_,17._ oecame total -wrecks. but the Palmate wa
gThe cap- Marmion, Ewing, from China, ditto of buyers, but confined more particularly to American descrip. and Amiens 41, Orleans and Vierzon 91, Orleans and indeed it has never been worse since - 831. Thia revolution 1 "
teen. a
sat taken into Bonny, without muchalamag.e.
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r —1,,,,.: e, and one seaman of the Henry A Inch wer, drowned alagnolea. Johnson, from Manilla, ditto tions, which, though not generally, have in many cases been Bourcleaux 41, Paris and Orleans 391, Paris and Rouen French silk point nets,
attributed to the large importations of . . .
and sailed Orator, Tait, from Valparaiso, ditto obtained * below the quotations of last week. Speculators have eea . which have to a great extent superseded the british maim-
, Bth sas Ste-Wart, hence at the Cape of Good Hope, DIED.
. ~ ePt. for Port Ad I 'd
ese e Co sutess of Durham, Spittal, from Hong Kona. off Dover l taken 3000 bales of American, and Exporters 3eo bales of the "s' -. facture.-Nottingham Journal.
• Sam Prey, se• - II na and sailed 25th sailed lath June; passed Lamour 23rd July. On 10th Sept. in same. The demand to-day has been moderate, and the sales On the 12. th instant, aged 19 yessrs, ELIZABETH, wife of Mr.
ept. for t iik, from Bombay, at St. Ie e , . -..-......-e.....-..........
lat. 36 S, long. 19 E, passed a bale of Bombay cotton, apparently will scarcely reach 4000 bales of all kinds-the market closing LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 19. N. C. HENSMAN, surgeon and chemist, Lower Trenmere.
i pag.r. his port
t ditto, and sailed 28th notlong in the water heavily. On the 14th instant. in this town, aged 35 years, Mr. JOHN
see,t4 Ina Rawlins, from Calcutta, a
- Although within the last ten days upwards .of 300 ves- LONDON GAZETTE......THEsDAY, Nov. 19.
, m. for this port - • • HARWICH, Nov. 22.-The Pocahontas, Higgins, from Rotter- CLAUD US CHARLES, late of Douglous, Isle of Man.
r F.Yen f
,L, . . rom Manilla, at ditto dam for Liverpool, grounded on the ehipwash Sands this morn-
• . •
ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, sels have entered the River Mersey from- nearly all parts
On the lath instant, ELIZABETH SHAW, aged 21, niece
of the' world, few comparatively of those from abroad -
saaison. hence at•N Calabar . eng,'but was assisted off on the flood, and proceeded. of Mr. Charles Jones, auctioneer. 3, Houghton-street.
seruv' ew • hence at Bonny From the 15th to the 21st Nov., inclusive. have contained much Grain or Flour ; from Ireland, how- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. On tke 20th instant, in the 9th year of his age, GEORGE
i 14 me, Henrietta, and Mediterranean, . . ________
_-----_.
•
a arearet Elizabeth, M'lver, and ADD, Williamson, hence at ever. we have to report since Tuesday last, a good supply Clarke and Trevor, Yorkshire attornies-Vau-
Gaisborough, . , . . FOSTER, the youngest son of 'l'. J. DUARTE, Esq., of
.sabia Prices paid IMPORTS
' , PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL. SALES OF THE ween. in the week. ThisWk.thisyear of Wheat and Oats, with a large augmentation of Flour deau and Ozan, King Wflliam-street, Strand, foreign importers Everton.
1 I'lighilnatele 11 nter, hence at Pernambuco , .. - - - and Oatmeal; including a fair quantity of Barley thence - •
RMd V ' S
atthews an 5 . S. mit . astni, la -s ree , on on,
"ti B•allt LL d On the 1 eth inst., aged 50, MARY, widow of Mr. THOMAS
I Porefield, •13;aittwaite from L ,ndon, at Ichaboe .. hot pressers-W. Evans and G. R I R
-oota, -avoy street, London, ALMOND.
Li ! Woon, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid Doty. 10 Sea Island l4 ,'.O 16i ;
I
and Ceastwise ; thereby affording of each, an abundant dealers in the Piqua plant-A. Walker, J. Middleton, R. Bizins, CS years, CHRISTIAN, widow o; Mr. ROBT.
r rna Packet Stanton*, frOm Ichaboe, at Demerara . Archangel - • } 5797 1 434304 Same day, aged
, at-and d - •
,-, a Fawcett, and Parker, Risien, hence at Demerara " Memel i-e o show of samples at our market to-day. and J. Law, Bristal, YOlkshire, machine makers-J. W. Ready HAMILTON, Wellington-street. Scotland.: oad.
' ',era ' • 15 10 - 0 0 e .., 5820 • Bowed Georgia - 4,i
The trade was rather heavy for all kinds of new Wheat, and J. P. alaugham, 011ersett Derbyshire, engravers to calico Same day, aged 11 years, LUCY ANN, daughter of Mr. R.
t a ee. Ryne, sailed from Autigua for this port e3rd ultimo . Gothenburg l6 10 -- 17 0 O :t-1 3 - 41
6530 f Mobile
b l't. • - h• h r early lost the advance of printers-Banks and Son, Bath, plumbers-T. Moore and Sons, HEAPS, Ilunslet, being the third of the daughters who died
. ertenner. Buok ; Robert Syere, Atkins ; and Emily, Boysen, Wyburg -0
16 0-16 10 ' ~;, , a Alabama and Tennes -- - gC29 664438 the cst qua . les or wic I
) 11 nee at at. Toon-,as rish were Id. to 2d. lower wigs'', iron merchants-Samuel and Batsford, Pantheon Be-
. Petersburg - 19 0 a aai 11053 New Orleans -6; Friday, alid the general runs of I . from scarletina within eight days.
1 Lady Cam hell ' I zar, Oxford-street, London, dealers in fancy goods-J. Hothead Same day, after a long and painful illness, aged 53, ALICE,
l t rean a d
LP .. , ad Leoe a Ann & Jane, Smith ; lainton, • PLANES, per foot of 2 inches thick. Pernambuco &Parai. .' hstanding a mode-
-5 - sa• 1 6362 } 52953 than this day week. We have, notwit , and R. Price, Winsford, Cheshire, stonemasons-Grant, Alston
entia, Allen, sailed from De I ''. 4 1231 ! { • • the beloved wife of Mr. JOHN LLOYD, Pantgwy-n. Holywell.
12th uitimno merara for this port Danzig, Deck - 0 4it a.
,o Armen and Ceara .. - - - rate demand for Foreign, which fully supported our last and Co. Great St Helen's. London, merchants-Isaacs and Ben-
r J • ..• On the 18th inst., aged one year and nine months, JOHN
Wanna.n "hence at L . British American Pine - 0 2ti gi 120 Bahia and Maceio .... 04 - 5a 4475 24354 , jamin, Phil's-buildings Houndsditeh. proprietors of a clothes
Roe te' - --aguira quotat,ons. JOHNSON. son of Me. PETER ROBINaON-
. er . Haynes Gran , LATH wo o I), per fathom. 410 i I Marariham
1 4* - 54 / -• • / 39513 d d' I- h d•f
les had mart ; as far as rega
The Flour tra e was excee ing y eavy, an Isa ;cis J. Beejamin-J., E. and J. Cheese. same day, CHRIeTIANA, youngest daughter of Mr.
1 Beatrice from I ' at"'
hence at Barbadoes Danzig, 4 feet .t 8 0 - 0 0 .12 Os ' 1 Sawginned - - - brough, Bradford, Yon. shire, woolstaplers-Litherland and GELLER, Evertcn.
El.z.
a... chaboe, at di. to
1 ' " been practicable lower prices must have been conceled.
,
' 1 Kaltek. hence at hi ; '
Royal MitW, Lar • as ti British American 5- 4 10 IS. . Minas - a
- -1•• • • 1 . - • R 1 t. t t • • t
Fine Malting ar ey con !noes o mee some Inquiry a Schree.•.er, Lisa- rpool, ship brokere-J. Hall and Co. St Mary- Same day, in Soho-street, aged 2;', WILLIAM, only surviving
seashire Witch MAnocnany, per foot of 1 inch thick. - - Axe. London, tea dealers-Hardie, M`Pherson and Pope, Leith, soil of the late Mr. CHARLES BOARDMA.N, livery-stable-
-1 Lawson Kay and P - • and Lee hence at Jamea
, ma
, . auhrto, Vion 11 Honduras - o 8 -sod. - - - •• • • **
- late prices, but Grinding samples remain difficult to sell
Mersey, aivett. hence off Oporto eo, hence at Trieste Cuba - i 01, 343 Egyptian
on the terms of last week. confectioners-Richerds and Dairen, Glasgow, gun makers.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. keeper.
Same day, Mrs. JANE WILLIAMS, for 24 years second
. Canada, from Calcutta for this port, off S St. Domingo 1 0
_a , 6 2sa.
Barbadoes .. .. - - - • •• 622
, Mary from lehaboe for ditto off tet t. Helena 4th Oct. • Malt remains unvaried. H. and E. Hilton, Over Darwen, Lanrashire, bleachers. ma' ron of the Female Penitential y, Ealkner street.
,
.)AK PLANKS, British American 20- 2 6 1 '2O . Pertivia.n - 1 1
. 1
to sth October lOsper ld. Beans, of which scarcely any but Egyptian are in the N. Walsh, Over Darwen, Lancashire, paper-maken Same day, in Sparling-street, aged 36, Mr. JOHN WILLIAMS,
r Wallace. from Valparaiso, at Cove FRAKwoon, per cubic feet .. • • 3 0 - 3 6
I E. Hilton and N. Walsh, Over Darwen, Lancashire, paper-
market, would bring rather higher prices. plumber, &c.
Bruce, Williams, from Ichaboe, at ditto, leaky • agaves, per 1200.
The steam-tug that proceeded tu the Ur t ' Danzig C. Pipe £lOO 0 -11 e 0 - - a .... e 12594 Pease have been more saleable, and feeding qualities makers. Same day, near Northalterton, aged 83, Mr. THOS. TOPHAM,
gen ,on skore•near • 1 28s. do. _ ___ _ i E. Bilton, Over Darwen, Lancashire, bleacher. a member of the Society of Friends.
i Carnarven) yeen-rday, has returned to this ' lihd. GO o- 7o o
I I
port, not be- a are
. -to render any assistance, in consequence of the 'h ii Ina
a ---
Quebec, red. to 14 in. thick, I - - - R. I. amb, Stockton, Durham, iron merchant. On tac igth instant, in Upper GroorenOr-Strect, Lender),
. s a uwitess of }350- 45 0
' 'the-water and 54 feet long - - - J j
, VESSWLS SPOKEN.-The Helen Jane. from London fez Bra- ' , Do. Puncheon
) •26th Sept. in lat. 7 N, long. 21 W ; Isabella, for ichaboe. V-
d TI3IBER, per cubic foot. s. d. s. d. - - - e
3 6727 1) 130518 Oatmeal was fully 6d. per Id. cheaper, and a slow re- E. B. Robinsen. Nottingham, white'.
M. Llewellyn, Neath, ttmber-merchant. Same day, at Chailey. attar a few host's' illness, aged 82, the
' (Jct. in lat. 10 N, long. 23 W ; Mary, of WOrkington, for Icha- Oak - 2 6 .. ... , Bengal . - .... 50 quest at that abatement.
G. Hocknell, Stone, Staffordshire, innkeeper. Hon. General et. JOHN.
i boe. 22nd Se t; in lat. 11 N, long. 22 W ; Britannia, (stea -
mer) Pine, British Amer. common 10- 1 6 p.p. is. .
• 1 ......... Same day, aged 10 years, JANE, you: vst daughter of Mr.
'hence f I'
't tl • taut in 'at - lon 23 I'
or Hall ax, 10 1 Ins , ;• a , g. . ; •lora sw• red I3- 1 8 29640 bales 1 . 38523 i 1407203 CORN EXCHANGE, NOVEMBER 15. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. w. SHAW, Everton.
' • ~Dorlard, hence for St. John N.B. Ist instant, iu lat 45,:10na 24 • yellow - 1 8 An advance to 6s. 6d. per qr. on Poreign Rye is the only J. Hall and S. , .
Vincent St Mary-Axe, wholesale tea-dealers. Same day, 'need 83, Miss CATHERINE BONNER, sister of
. i 7 I 11 of the duties this week. BANKRUPTS. the late Wm. Bonner. Esq., of Rouedbill, near Bandon.
change iti any
aaengalee, hence for Calcut'ta, 9th ultimo, in lat. 11 N, lon'. * Danzig .
W. u g• 26 Memel l- I 11 130 s Cd as. ld. LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. With less favourable winds since Tuesday, the large impor- John Seeman, Queen-street, Cheapside, London, colour- On the 2tth instant, aged e mortis, WILLIAM NICHOL-
' a ; - arsee Merchant, hence for lchaboe, end ultimm in lat. a- I 8 - I 10 - SON, only son of Mr JOs...EPH siMITII, compositor:
5 -'''':"kg- W W ' " b thnot hence for Calcutta Bth ' Riga.red merchant.
In , .
_. ; I tonnes Ar ti , . _ a . ult.
, lat. 4 h, long. 29 W ; William and James, from Coquina:o
,
for chi Montreal,Pot 24 6 nar -- Dutch, crop.- 76 0 -80 0 a few cargoes from Ireland have passed up. the river to Run- Catherine Sarah Harvey, Georgeotreet, Hanover-square, ,
aa, s port, lsth ulthno, in lat. BN, long. 27 W ; 'George, of
PRICES OF SHARES, Nov'Emnmt '25. Pearl, new 24 0- - Ornbro 6g 0 -74 s corn ; whilst of Irish Oatmeal. the fresh arrivals into this port London. dress maker. Same day. aged 27, FRANCES SARAH, wife of Mr. J. S.
, •4•°lla Port, 15th ultimo, in lat. 22 N. long. 32 •
iberal, but of Flour only moderate. .m. REED, Plumptou-street, Everton.
' U. States, Pot 21 0 -22 0 Gamene 57 0 -67 0 are again rather 1 Charles Cash, Whitechapel-road, ironmonger.
weesenraortouen llama Nov. 15.-The Britannia, sloop, of - 0 0 There has not been any activity in the trade during the in- eda at Ponder's-end aged SI 'Mr THOS NAYL
Sam y, . . . . OR.
r Thomas Cooper, Aldgate High-street, London, coffee•house-
eerOy. went on shore south side of the head, got of after dis. ai SHARES. Bane Quercit 7.6- S 6 Frencli, S.F.
• .tatrg Amt. Sales keeper.
g *aa her cargo of deals, bricks and files, and putinto End- c 4 Oal:,11. ton .45 10 -6 10 S.E.F 67 0 -71 0 in the value of any article upon the small amount of business torn, aged 21, HENRY, eldest SOD of the late A. SPEARS, Esq.
t ngtoti ,harl aid
lile P •
of ne.. tour for repairs. !Bth, at 6 a.m -The brig Ranger,
______ • German.... 40- 5 0 E.5.E... 73 -0 -80 o transacted. Samuel Taylor Watson and William Byers, Skinner street, -- 5
--- _ Grange Fifeshire.
' on „Satz', bound to R a esgate, laden with coals, cattle on shine, , € RAILWAYS. BRIMSTONE,* ten E.5.F.F,81 0•88 0 i Nothwithstanding the continued absence of country millers, On the 21st iustant, aged 25, HENRY R. COMYN, Esq , late
London, wool:en-warehousemen.
i aar;ifea.tarth bide of the head, in a dense fog. Get off at 11
20 2a Banish: y Junction
s 'The brig proceeded without apparent damage or assietance. 60 5 Birkenhead, M'chester&;Chester.. 5/ Tuecituy. •.. ---- - ----- ISI o LASSES, * Cul. 1 and upon a few inquiries for old A heat on Irish acceunt. wiih a Wakefield, Yorkshire, dyers. On the '2lst instant, in Great Nelson-street, aged 82, SU-
) Shore andAutunrin of Sunderland, laden with coals, came on 104 Ile) einningham and Gloucester .... es CASSIA I.IONEA,S. d. s. el St. Lucia, tece. 21 6 -22 6 moderate dema.nd from our local bUyers, the midele qualities of Joseph Eraveu and John Heldman, Therne3, Yorkzlire.. SANNA, aid .
ow of Mr JOHN MACKIE.
Plambor knocked her rudder off. She was assisted off by ' Sawe day, at Evertoh, aged 22, SARAH MARIA, eldest
t a light brninals fish 5 25 Ditto quarter
ermen. and taken in tew for Scarborough by 2 Bar & Antigua. 24 6 -26 6 Tuesday. recovered the decline then stated, thereby replacing daughter of T. GRIFFITHS, Esq,
- 5 5 Blackburn and Preston CLOVER-SEED,* cwt. Jeseph Broodbent. leexby. Lincolnshire, wheelwright.
deep wawa: Imam unknown. She sunk about 6 miles off in 2 American, red 4o o-48 0 MuzirJeur, cwt.. 45 0 -50 o the general range of prices in the position they had
.stood pre- Same day. :iced 3 years and 3 menials, THOMAS, only.son
; Maeter arid crew saved. 100 7o Brest.' and Exeter
viou.ily. Irish Flour, of which a considerable i.ortion of tne of Mr. J. ATKINSON, West Dneiy-roed.
• so ' 34 Bristol and Gloucester
' ----------__________. s') 3 Caledonian • French & Gerin.su -58 0 Gallipoli ivals still remains unsold was taken off very sparingl
.... A 42 4 -43 o late arr . . . . .
~ 31, Robert Ball Palmer, Bath, watchmak r. Same day. in Whimpole-street • n 'on, eged 86, ADAM
THURsn A,
42 0 -42 10 though without any decided change in prices ; States and Lana- • ASKEW, Esq. of Redlieugh, in the county of Durhern.
53 so Chester und iitrkenlicad • COCOA,* cwt. Trieste
_ Settee', "4, N0'1E1'411,1) W d abl and li ht.
a 21.- in vana
..e g
.. g Ditto new 'Shares . . . .
50 Thomas Mann, Leicester, paper hanger.
aleh, Slater-Eli; abeth BeUthey m•Gregor. for Savannah-Go- „„ 5 Ditto half - Malaga.. ....- 40 a -41 0 Barley and Malt coritinued to rule in much the aame state as, John Sharples, Blackburn, cotton manufacturer. On the 22nd instant, at his residence, Puke-street, in his 63rd
laterals, li ; Cal.; "ilia, i • ' M•B 'd d ';', 80 0- •r 3 0 Portugal &c .. 33 0 -40 0 described in our last Circul tr. Beans, attended with a gcod ee- year, WILLIAM COOKE, a men bar of the Society of Friend&
, shart ; Ozean Queen, . ri e, an 5 Chester and Holyhead
-Gauntletrr la for New Orleans-Java, Pickering, for Mobile ;6 1 Chester and W rexhann .e.... ..... COFFEE, 1, eta. in bond. Levant . 37 0 -39 0 wand, realised an advance of 2s. per qr.; and Pease upon occa- On the 2 sth instant, in the 55th year on her age, Si. RA 11, the
. Rotlisebild • Brown, and Solid Erickson, for Rio Janeiro- 21 !Dublin and Belfast - - sional sales, steadily maintained our previous quotaions. DIVIDENDS. beloved wife of the Rev. TDONIAS STEAD, Wesleyan ',Minister,.
. Placid ~' 1' ell, for leh b ' S' tt for Hayti-and 5° )30 0- 60 0 - Oats, being in fair demand, fully supported the rates of Dec. 17, J. Grundy, Tottington Lower-end, Lancashire, wool-
, ~ I uinbull, f a oe-Diadern, HMG , 50 5 Dublin and Cashel
. scla
, or Genoa. 75 63 Dublin and Drogheda. good& fine 0. 63 0- 75 0 pale 33 10 -34 a Tuesday ; and Oatmeal, commanding a to.erably ready sale T. Todd Manchester dealer iu cot.
len manufacturer-Dec. 11„ , , . . of Burnley.
• Philli ooloured 30 0 -32 0 was in some iustances the turn dearer. ton-goods-Dec. 18, C. Benson, Edgbaston, A arevickshlre.
' -- es 24 Dundee an•d Perth . .. middling.- ,80 0- 90 0 Same day, of fever, ELLEN SOPHIA. third de.ughter of WM.
, De ~ Pa. Stott, from VI • • -t this port; sailed sth Aug. -
es the 13th; ult • a Parals°'
' 25 25 eastern Counties
vetiee,a,e__ lino. in lat. SN, long. •
23 W, spoke the St. Law- 13a 13, I. Aldereon, Halifax, Yorkshire, worsted.spiuner.
tine Mid. B:.c. 116 0-146 0 LINSEED, * me; 24 0- 25 0 PRICES.OF GRAIN. and six months.
. 6 2-3 53S 4d Perpetual
i•headasearercae for Int
aes G ande. On the 2i.th instant, off Holy- Ralte,pale do. 37 0 -38 0 Yesterday, MARY ELIZABETH. the Infant daughter of
Dutch, triage 1 -
; 6 2-3 las 4d Perpetual, No. 2
1,101,07 the Monarch, hence for Ichaboe ordinary .. furpen. lei cue. 29 0 -29 6 Wheat, en 70tb .... red s. d. B. d s. a. s. d W 1 LLI AM LEEVEI:S, jun , Woodside.
50 50 F. chew ugh and Glasgow
1 'sailed 2 rnd James, Brown, from Coquimbo, at this port;
124 124 Ditto quarter good & fine o. 5o 0- 60 0 Rice, ee cwt Engli li new 67Op 0 1, old .... 611 0 7 3 ---- •
sPoke itle4 Jul), On the 15th ultimo, in lat. BN, long. 27 W, e
.. middling .... 65 0- 70 0 Carolina, dress 22 0 -26 0 Ditto, white.. ...... 72- 7 7 -to. .... 76- 7 io * ' *
Dec 10 C Alderton, Brighton, tailor-Dec. 14, J. Badcock, -
"0 Edinbur h •
g , Leith and Granton.... LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
; 'flouth Caroline, Hughes, from Lima and Iquique for Eal- a°
23 5 Ditto, preference-shares good mid. 75 0- 80 0 ie , ond lti o -18 0 Irish red .. e3_ 6 1 do.
..... 6 4_ t; n Schrivenham, Berkshire, grocer-Dec. 11, la Howard, Ton-
e fine mid., &c. Bengal, ord. dole) 0 -10 9 Ditto, white 6 8- 7 3 do, .... a bridge-place, New-road, London, publisher-Dec. 11, J. Dan-
-1 Aateie,„ .. 14 Glasgow and Dumfries ............. Direct. 1I direct Direct. ilndirect
Nr_bicb w- '
_' ttg Went out about midnight to look for the vessel 25 Mocha ...... 50 0- 70 0 mid to fine .. 11 0 -12 0 Rye, English, ese qr - - frishdOlb - - • caster, Brig•hton. publisher-Dec. 13, E. O'Beirne, Battt, wine- I
, 25 25 0 esaow, Paisley, & Greenock ..
, . :buoy 4' Passed, bottom up, to the northward (tithe Bell Ceylon - 85 0 African none. Barley, English -
, 124 121 Ditto half sh.res
Waadeee- Java - 45 0 Kum, 1). gallon, ts bond. sninner-Dec. 11 H. Brady Kineston-upon-Hull brush manu.
Scotch & Insh,l9•6oth 4 3- 5 0 do. .... 3 9- 4 3 -- ' • ' - - ' Bahia ..
14 Ditto preference ....... ....... Oct. 11. 1 Maransham .. .. Oct. 11.
i' tow,. gr, ;M4Allister from Prince Edward Island, at Kings. 74 Havana Jamaica, facturer. • • • • •
N am te - - • so Glasgow and Ayr . Malt, English, ea eta • • ----- - - brown.. 62 0 -66 0 Barbadces .. Oct. 24 Mauritius .. .. Sept. 2.
3 -13. for ~. ee 1, th instant, spoke the Duncan, nom St.. John 5° good& fine.. 35 0- 45 0 12 to 16 o. p... 210- 3 2 ' Irish - - do. .... 56 0 60 0 CERTIFICATES
The a, nils port ' 124 124 Ditto quarter shares.. ..
St. Domingo.. 26 0- 28 0 stronger 3 0- 3 4 , Oats,* 7015. To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown
. lop ,42 and Junction
swa,... arY Lugdale, fr St J dC b d J • f I°e
om . ago e na an amerce, or Brazil 3O 0- 32 0 choice marks.. 4 a
•-•- 6 6 E'lish & Scotch, new -- --- old .... 3 4- 3 6 to the contrary on or before Dec. i 5.
.. Is. N. Orleans .. • . Oct. 31.
3 I " ea. W 50 50 Ditto half sl,ares
4t.11 0 . as wrecked off the coast of Cuba previous Ao the Laguira 35 0- 80 0 SAFFLOWER,* etet. Irish. fine qualities.. 210 -2 114 \ J. and E. Yearsley, Eccle field. Yorkshire, flax-spinners- G. G. Hope ..
i enaber ea 25 is 6 Quarter
.. 17. New York Nov. 9, ..
Aka__ • -.ate drowned. Deewoons 1;s, ton .5. .e.a. Bengal,
; pre",:eac, Bennett, bound to ' wansea, put back to Valparaiso 124 ,
24 One-eighth - 3 2 11. C. Walton, Liverpool, surgeon-J. North. Nottingham, aharrestos, .. Nov. 5. Pernambuco . .. Oet 18.
Logwood;Jam. 55-5 10 good & fince. 60- 7 5 middling - 2 9 j hatter-J. may', Hushing. Cornwall, merchant-T. Bi-and, china .... .. July 31. Rio Janeiro.. .. Oct. 12.
N • 1 E a;; ei
100 100 arreat ot ti of ne ........... ..
2 eeeana. tica ;he 2erd August, in daeress Hon. it Dom. 5 15- 6 o ord. & mid 410- 5 15 -- - black .. 00- 0 o Stamford-streer, Bsackfriars, London, livery-stable-keeper-
-100 75 Areat Western uudried Demerara .. Oct. 19 Savannah .. .. Noe. 3.
e siaZalta.. Wse,• sailed from Valmiraiso for this port 25th Aug. Campeaelly 7 10-, 712 6 Bombay - 2 le Welsh - - old .... 30- 3 2 T. Robetts. Blackman-street, Southwark, linen chaper-C- Havana .. ..
50 5o Ditto Half Shares
13 a•reea.7aJ ane. Le Messurier, hence at hie Janeiro 25 4 Ditto Fifth Shares
4 15- 510 SALTPKIIRE, le cwt. s. d. s. d Beans, English, re qr.. -- --- do.. .... 41 0 -43 0 . . Jamaica .. .. .. 21 Valparaiso .. Aug. 15.
eieeeasea. rice at Charleston Tampico 65-6 12 East India .... e 2 0 -28 0 Scotch& Irish,l)4Bolb 39 0 -40 0 do. .... 3g 0 -40 o Leeds, soap boa a-J. Robertson, Wotton-undec-Edge, Clots-
e , ula Rich so so Hull and Selby Laguira .. .. .. 18 Vera Cruz .. .. Oct. 13.
Sdilio, Ilex ardson, hence for Ichaboe, at Cove Puerto Cabello 0 5- 0 o SouthAmericanl3 0 -13 - 6 Pease, English, white.. 39 0 -41 0 blue.... -- -- cestershire, draper.
; In ter fro 124 II Ditto quarter -___ .
___ -
, Comm,.
.. , •In Buenos Ayres, at ditto, sailed sth Rept. so 11 Lancaster and Carlisle
.• loadinea_ a
1,4 with :the i ady Mary. Lett the following vessels 474 Lancaster and Preston - 62 0 Tares, leer
e for Losid" it.)l•'t his Poi t, the James Gibson, and Bello Portena ; ,5,?, Rio de la Bache liver and block 32 0 -45 0 Flour, w. 280Ib
- 1 PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
19 Ditto three-quarter shares .... [WEEKLY REPORT.]
, e pimouth .. be Paragon, Isabelle, and Prince of Wales 4 for "4a - solid - 11 0 Series, English, fine........ 35 0 -36 0 super . • ,35 0 -37 6
Leech. .._,,, the hi
-'s 1 nor the Channel, for orders, Thomas 100 100 Iriverpciol turd Manchester
clean l2 0- 13 0 Neutria, et dee . C 0 -12 0 0 0- 0 0 do. .... i 0 0- 0 0
y 1 mry Ann 60 50 Ditto half shares
at. 50 N am
~,, • and Jean Baptiste. On the 16th ultimo, an small 8 0- 810 Chinchilla do. 10 0 -25 0 Oatmeal, le le. of 2401 b
. 43 - Ditto new - Medical and Surgical cases I Relieved and at own request I
. Daniea4D..ai. " W., spoke the Leander, of this port Lima, solid .... 12 10- 14 0 Seal, each
, 25 24 Liverpool, Ormskirk & Presten .. 425. Od. 23- 2 6 Irish, new. ...23 6 -24 0 old ...25 6 -24 0 shire, attOrniee-atlaw-Maden and Ilargreetves. Rochdale, Upon recommendation,- 16 i Attending as Out Patients. 14.
, rtipbe._.,,,,, Dyer, from Ichaboe off Cove Barvvood, Ango.s 0- 5 5 Snusanc, ea; cwt.
(I nil nein. p,,,,,. „ Stock. 130 London end Birmingham .. 217 16 _ cotton-manufacturers- Christian arid Kennard. Liverpool. hat- - Irregular
p 731"Ev0 RD, N.,,, ''" K'ePublican at Leghorti Gabcion .... 4 5- 410 Sicily 9 6- 10 0
Le altY Que • :U.-About one-fourth of the cargo of the •32 2 Ditto .132 shares 371 ters-Gallond and node son, Liverpool, cigar manufacturers J. Total.. 35 i Died 2
S en, from a• . - 25 2 Ditto quarter shares
e , arers, has i, re erpool to Corfu, wrecked on Sauntan Red San. Wood 6 15- 7 5 Trieete e si
5s 45 London te: Brlehton - 8 U Novssthint. Hours Rochdale and Bury, Lane shire, coal proprieters :as far as re- --
a oi:w .
iv ,een Saved in a damaged Awe ELAx, lit- ton. Verona •
Strand:, Rs. pet. 16....... The • 124 12a Ditto Loan Notes ef .. 56- 6 6' 26, John Bibby, (2nd) • District COurt, II gards T. Ilidyrud-Plenkett, Malone and Co. Liverpool, cattle Constilting Surgeon, William Gill. Esq.
. at es Betsey Hall, Cholditch, which was
.Riga. P.T.R. .. 35 0- 36 0 Tyrolese
50 t ondon and South Western .... 7 0- 8 6 26, Evan Kins_y, (Ist)
and ~,,,I„
_., rand Saline 4th instant, is discharging her cargo, ;°, 6 ' P'burg, g head 32 0- 33 0 Stream lie cwt. Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq.
3. repair " lather come in here or • P R 151 t •••••
proceed to ort epu man o Ditto new shares
Archangel .... 30 0- 42 0 B.P. Muscovado Chaplain), P.ev. Wm. Ilughes.--House-Surgeon, Mr. Parkes'
le Serie
liah : 1"---Eliza 50 ' 2i London and I ork
50 5 !Leeds and Bradford • Dutch & nem. 45 0- 80 0 moist brown 54 0 -55 6 27, Thomas and Ee
:ward Williams, (div.).... District Court, 12 -
e , elater • ' beth
.Bentlsy, 1515 Gregor, for Savannah-Go- C. . Banister Derb • linen dra ar:
2 r /, P
GALLS, as• cwt. dry- brown .. 56 0 -57 6 28, Colville Brothers and Co. (lst)
Iv_ ~ aa, _ , _ a , 4e ; 40 i Manchester and Birmingliam .... • , W. Dickinson and T. Thorp, Blackburn, ironfounders.
entre, ea oe tes.onna, Vershart ; Ocean Queer), M Bride;
a' Gaoht,_
._ wn, for New Orleans-Java, Pickeriing for Mobile- 10 • 2 1 Ditto quarter.. . Turkey, blue ...56 0- 57 0 good & mid.. 58 6 -64 0 eg, Michael M`Divitt. (audit) -
a elm,. aSs, Brown, and Solid, Ericsou, for Rio Jet:eft Itoths- 25 ' 24 Manchester, Bolton & Rossendale mixed 45 0- 48 C fine &v. tine 65 0 -68 0 2g, Joseph Banks, (proof and div.) Ditto, 12 W. Carpenter, Chippeubarn, Wiltshire, innkeeper. olScirArtnEn ADMITTED .
i• lair 'ell. for I
'mall, , chaboe -Diadem, Sinnott, for Hayti-Plecid, --
93 Manchester, Bolton, & Bury .... East India .... 33 0- 54 0 Mauritius, - 29, Robeit Gordon Roberts
3 ior Genoa 103 . 70 Manclnester and Leeds •1144e GINGER, we cwt. dabs and mo 42 0 -47 0 29, Robert Joseph Buddicam, (proof and ditto Ditto, 12
, John Burgess, Cratfield. Suffolk. farmer. Relieved and at own request 11 Out-paticnts
il; - 5 O 5O 3r4 Ditto bah' shares - 50 0 brown & act_ 50 0 -56 0 3e, John Garnett, (proof and div.)
25 2 Ditto quarter shames
it -Aire FR DAY, NOVEMBER 22. 108 E. India, in bd. 15 0- 20 0 East India, Bengal 39, Robert Preston (proof and div.) - Dead
rata a. aaidland Counties
n ' fSeu,a„ •-• ilgi im, Rawling, fr ;n-i Calcutta Stock. 100
Guar, le cwt. Khaur 42 0 -49 0 30, Maurice Seary, (proof aed dive
.2 1-sth Shares ---
•Ii lteveeaaan'eaZennlin, Sutherland, and Triutifante, Miercken, for 2 n Arabic, Turkey 00- 0 o brown & yel. 51 0 --55 0 39, S. J. Clegg arid John Whitby, (audit).- Ditto, 1 Willie m Jackson, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, London,
- 25 le Newcastle and Berwick ......
el 514.3'. Brown, for Africa and Bombay. East India. 0 0- 0 0 good and finefis 0 -70 0 Dee. 2, Matthew Taylor, (special; Edward G. Deane's, 1 upholsterer.
leg, ~ 100 100 Newcastle and Carlisle
0 0- 0 0 extra fine. .63 0 71 0 3, Thomas Brewer. (proof and div.)
et late - e•owlan • ---- Barbary
25 •24 Newcastle and Darlington Junc. 51
Wetaa , , hence for Palermo at Sicily, with loss of sails Senegal - 0 0 edam ,
'lla in bd. 15 0 -19 6 4, Thomas Benbeav, epecial) g
„. _Hoiden and ciarke's, 1 Jonas etaples, Cottenham. Cambridgeshire, plumber. Apothecary, Mr. George Padley.
Aristi, ' ``e a 25 5 !North British
HEMP, 14, ton .` a. s. Havana, do. ...- --- ------ Samuel Eccles and Charles Ridings, Mauchester, cotton- House Visiters, W. M'Crackan and C. Turner, Esqrs.
.1, e st,
The w-..:_. ebb. from Hamburg far this port off Swansea hoo 100 North Union (A.)
- Ditto (R.i - P'burg, clean.. 27 10- 28 10 brown lB 0 -19 0 manufacturers. • House Surgeon . /Or. alTheane.
et was „eaan4sca that was fallen in with 2sth inst., by the Achilles, 50' 19 ; outshot 26 0- ea 10 yellow . .... 21 0 -22 6 PACKET LIST. Robert Rochester, Hartlepool, butcher. JAMES BOLD, Treasurer.
• Ye • so Preston and Wyre
el Of Mn., a steiday at 3 p.m., about midway between the Isle C 25 • Riga, Rhine .. 28 0- 28 15 white 0rd.... 24 0 -26 0 GENERAL POST-OFFICE, November 15. Wm. Newton, Bath, coal merchant.
et •s" od this ion" 100 Runcorn ,ap
outshot 27 0- 27 10 good & fine.. 28 0 -31 4
iit ektrier, poi tin tow of two steam tugs, by the Admiral 100 100 Ditto preference
c 0,,,,„ from Gies c). . i Archan 1 .... 00- 0 0 Brazil, in bond.
ge 03 ---, ^
.., ss .--:-...;•zeF..g-&5..-,c.
ty 720,s ay Castle g w 25 la Sbeffield and Lincoln ..
Alanilla 23 0- 25 0 brown . - e e -
15 0 -is o ',l, r. 9P,J 0.- a ‘4.--.t-',“"b''E E.-..P!..-E.,%.' DIVIDENDS.
tv 70 Package (steamer), from Carnarvon at this port, with I' 0
0 pao,_ S tea from the Urgent ashore in Carnarvon Bay. 25 824 Sheffield and Manchester
8 Quarter
Bombay l4 0---20 "0 yellow ame••••l'aa• e"x•E'•',l• =2 .o.wa''..ooe-,.
o o- o o ~. < ... ~..., ~, 2, ..-_-• ~, _ ~-.,., p•-. 7.. 2 P •—• ea a - Dec. 20, J. S. Daintree, and J. Kyle, and W: R. Raven
Manchester and Macclesfield. bankers -Dee. 17 S al scroft, (Peens the Railway Magazine of Saturday.)
r• were I,,nges had also been landed *on the beach, and two boate ; - 2.3 Scottish Central - :4 0 white ord. .. 19 0 -21 e g e_lr te 7-, - .:zrxp,,,,,,-,''= -0 a P
*I ? se E ,e- -a 3s ..2 2n a re = a a.
e„ Manchester, file manufacturer-Dec. 16 T. (3ibson N
,e . adfield, The following calculation of the last weekly returns of 48
!baits, Ox and Cow, 1, tb good and fine 22 0 -24 0 fa ,f:' ?a' • ta oaS.aree•o ne la so ele ;•-• "fa re. , ortn rail I 775 miles in length gieen • our -resent number
ways, ~ . , , in 1 .. , ,
al teeing:l'llpr Carnarvon. The Erin Go Bragh (steamer) was 80 5 Shrewsbury and Grand Junction. '4 8' Scale, Lancashire, coal merchant. '
it al G. Dee a agside the sl '
-my- H . up
50 50 South Eastern and Dover 371 B. Ayres and Monte Video. I TALLOW, le cwt. ErAC) ilt ' P0r.,..tc,g25g2 rns ~:, ~/.,.' will. we believe. be of interest :-Number of passeugers on 34
inferior & mid. 0 54- 0 641 P'burgla Y.C. 41 6 -42 3 ee Pa 0 el 7,..3 p 2 8*.,.... a` ,(0 F, . ,r, 43 6 sq 0 • H g• CERTIFICATES railways, 31700. The receipts for passengers on 48 railways,
1/ ape. ~,. . arnson, Reee, from S.
Athe.,„ ‘•',..1 .. th September i I g.
p
in a ore at Cape Good 50 - New shares - 0 741 Odessa 40 6 -4i 0 ."- r" -"" 0 so =a. cm- a-rr o ~.... ro• 0 - To be . 46-,009 • ditto for goods on 40 railways V -03• total
te gran.ed, unless cause be shown tO the Contrary on the ' s '• • • a - * **e
*I
' '
fie „,,,.,a,, iron. Calcutta t ,'
n at. 3) S, Wog. 36 E., spoke the 20 2 Trent Valley n , P m t:1•0CA C.(90 ....t: "." r.t." X ....!:
la . • galffia
18t • ..Jelinson fr
o this port 29a Ulster - a 541 Archangel .... 39 0 -39 6 e ./2 a
..1 Q.' = ,-.i. a' X 2 e, 3.41 g - rn g day of meeting. A'93,012. 1 Ins is an average of .e 551 per mile per week.
Ulttnio for C , om Manilla at St. 'Helena, and sailed 50
34 0 3al Buenos Ayres 35 0 -40 0 n'3 ce a. CGPC,,,P,31..--.0- V
N. Amer. salted 0 - , • • ea• to r Ism•-<as== , ..3 . Dec. 13, E. Rigmaiden, Liverpool, wine dealer-Dec. 16. B.
s Princes lark
20 90 Yarmouth and Norwich Brazil - 0 64' TAR,* krt. ? :-...3 g-4 , 4 -?' : ,i' - › Fell. Sharpies, Lancashire, bleacher-Dec. 16, T. Gibson, North NAME. • Passen- money Cor. wk.! a:. nra'
ea sailed sid s'
•RaYal.
Foster. from Ichaboe • "
50 York and North Midland
dry salted.. 0 44- a 5 Stockholm .... 12 6 -13 0 en 0 a w 2 ',l, = • ..,'" P 0 fi ipt, a . I„ancashire, coal merchant-Dec. 17, L. D., H., and (3 I• e"
utimo for thi at St. Helena, and 25 8 --
s port 25 Ditto half Shares -
he Edward Bowsiteed. Rio, dry - 064 Archangel .... 12 6 -13 0 a (5), 13
,r ip : ? ei.age., e sa. .I. Smith, Dulverton, Sornereetshire, and Gutter-lane, London, Arbroath and Forfar
sailed 4tl • Arnold, from China 25 10 Ditto, (Scarborough) - -137 e 144 26
ae I ultimo for London . at St, Helena, and so Valparaiso, dry 0 5 0 6 Carolina lO 9 -21 4 a.„..,. .....„.... e,,...._„,„.._ae.-_-_,,,---) .--•-, a--....---4 . crape it anufacturcrs-Dec. 7, C. James, Grand Junction- Birmingham and Derby .... - *- - -
Emperor, Keane, fro - York and Selby ..esa shares -
Odessa, &c. dry 0 5- 0 6 Virginia
ultimo for Antwerp m Manilla at St. Helena, 25 - Ditto -e25 shares - 2160 1608
... te sa 24
el 4 --- a _ Brandling Junction - - 808 2
w. India, dry.. 0 5- 0 6 TARTAR, * cwt. .. o ii,- 5, 1 ,i 1
1
10 Windsor Castle, James fro and sailed sth
salted.. 0 4- 0 5_ Cream of Tartar6e
.0 -61 0 a. et- V MI
. g. a. 0. oet 2 . 4 Gil.. ---
it sailed 6tli ultimo for this p'ort ni Bombay at St. FRENCH, &c. RAILWAYS. Re 7_, 0 Bristul and Gloucester - -
0 ,s 7 K a ey PR
, Het na, and Bou'ogne and Amiens
East India .... 0 7- 1 0 brown and y -
W o ..... a EMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S. Chester and Birkenhead 430
o. 415 297 li
it Canada Edgar
. , from Calcutta at St. II 2/1 2 8
Kips, B.A. drY. 0 7 0 4 TEA,* lb. in bond. ?...' "" . rrs ..4 a. A a an n
Ultinso for this port elena Central of France - -
;04 eencoolen Cla ' , and sailed sth 20 2 Lyons and Avignon - 0 6 a 00,
.p...g E.
a. ,5 -.- ..-
;'...• o• ...17„-;•-,: n =el outward. 1 Rome. Dublin and Kingstown
g- n. LONDON & LIVERPOOL,
,n 1 _t_ . , rribut, from Manilla at St. Hel 29 2 Iloass HAIR, gp, lb. Fokcin -4- ti r. 41 • 4 .4 5 `j. ft o ,
Orleans and Bourdeaux 44 88s. 9d. o
ohi ultimo for Cork ena, and sailed 29 1 Short
;be Thomas Na lor Paris and Lyons
•• • • •' • • •• • • •• • • Durham and Sunderland .... 3568 126 690 2
434 s , Orr. from Ichaboe, at St. Helen 20 2 mixed - 094 mid. to fine. 16- 2 6 CI iC aa a a Jamaica - 2.ss ocle 30 0 20s Od a Aug.l Ed• •
iVe, f rudder anchor and chains Paris and Orleans
1 0- 1 6 Twankay, cone. 1 14- 1 2 * 0 ci, .4 , ~.-, ,
.-- 0' a. Inbuigh and Glasgow .... 13- 32 2214 2141 441-•
.01 d , . . , and part of cargo ae. with loss 20 20 tong tails 0 ...
.i .- . -.. Leeward Isl. Dem. & Berbic 20 0-00200 - 33 ti Eastern Counties
0' LI 'r , and sailed October Bth for Ascension thrown over. 20 20 ?rues arid Rouen
combed - 2 0 mid. to good 1 3-1 10 0 Vs .. 0. 8 Honduras 5O 0-do 0 50 0- 63 In
, 0 Hawk C •
a_
._ , ollms ; Rosanna, Crighton, Flora, Davidso 20 2 Paris and Strausburgh
Nemo, le tb. tn pond. Pekoe, Orange 14- 2 8 g' a a'
_____ .
.._,,0
iii Havana 35 0- 50 0 33 0- 44 a Glasgow and Ayr* * .
Glasgow and Paisley
.. 1148: 74 i 712 44
2-4,
~*.ril 'Tat, Beale ; and Eliza Currie. from Ichaboe at A 9; Eliza 20 IV' Rouen and Havre
Bengal. Campoi, ro2 r-3 LII
~, C' .0 PC New York, Boston 25 0-30 0 17 6-20 0 Grand Junction - 7624 8511 lo
le 1 Stew .rt 'i tin h . seension
B,Zejeunne ... , Wli t g am, from ehanghae, at th D 20 14
• Strasburgh and Basle
pur. & violet 00- 0 0 corn. to good none 9 ° 1 4 , ... p, °
se Charleston, Savannah - e 4 Great North of England .... - 16e1 1328 37a
e owns, 20 Sambre and Meuse - i 4 . . F, 7., ' Great West .rn
2 blue & violet 00- 0 0 Hyson Skin.... 10- I I a, . a 2, E... New Orleans
[lie se Joaelsh C Tours and Nantes
20 1 blue - 0 0 mid. to fine 14- 1 Hi 0 02 t-. .-3 V Canada O- 0 0 00_ 0 8 Liverpool and Manchester .. - 4e90 3659 ig
re, nePteme unard, M`Leod. from New York at Ichab
boo er, on which day there were about 300 • oe, 13th violet, & fine 50- 5 6 Souchong,com. a
1 2 - 1 4 r .0 :7•:. - - British Forth America
„ London and Birmingham.... - 14376 13835 10
,ef ves,ets at Icha. BANKS, and MISCELLANEOUS, a
I, Indust ord. & mid. 43- 5 0 good to flue 16- 2 9 .;,:
1:3 ,t, Newlounatand O- 0 0 o 0 0 0 London and Blackwell
100 Liverpool Bank - 30 0 25 0 30 a
sie' gbae, _ aY, Anderson, sailed from Tanganrog 38th Oct. an 123 violet & cop.} Pekoe, flowery 20- 3 0 o a" Brazils
3 3- 4 II 0. 48s.
,er „...eth. Hunter 30th both for this port- d 20 10 Ditto Banking Company ....
mixed .. Hyson, com... 18- 2 2 9- Pe River Plate - (W.-; London and Croydon 96984 1C32 2IS
sdanna ea a ' . ' 20 Ditto Boroughs Bank .. 14a fine 2 6- 4 0 11)
~. East Indies - 40 t; London and Greenwich 3asje 817 34
10 cop. g. & fine. 3 6- 4 0 .
iiie pet., ee rs as, sailed from Malaga tor this port 4th Nov. 10 Ditto Commercial
gea anotten, sailed from Boerdeaux for this port sth Nov. lo ord. & mid. 26- 3 6 Young Berson 1 0 3 o °I ^lrina 5O 0 60 0 6J 0-70 0 Southwestern
' P ••••• - 5543 5023
05: 1000 Ditto Royal
11•50a.e:e. Groendahl, at Deal, for this port 500 con. quality 23- 4 3 Imperial - 3 3 V. - r'' Batavia 35 0-40 0 35 0-40 r Manchester, Bolton, anel Bury -
a; Z Z a 805 730 46
,ott 20 Ditto Uni it
0- New South Wales - - Manchester and Birmingha
vaawaorirla Callen, from Savannah, at Waterford /0 Oude l- 4 0 Gunpowder, z . x a c c . m. _ 2922 2555 6
re' 20
In lat. lam ,Saoa see-Colombian, hence to Sydney, 13th Oct. I o 10 Manchester & Liveroool Dsctrict.
Madras o
23- 4 6 good and fine 2 0- 6 0 :., o
< S ca• a < e e Cape of Good Hope - 40 0 40 0 - - Manchester and Leeds and
a
'es' Ist 38,', - 'Jong. 24 W ; Ann Dale, hence to Constantinople, in 20 In North and South Wales. Guatimala, ets• lb. TOBACCO, wi• lb. in bond. , .... •
.-_- ,
;a
H • '"g. 7E • 17a anderton Carrying' Company .... .7--.* co ~.,:: 12 Africa 3O 0 --- - 105 0- - Hull aud eelby .......... .. - 6E46 5381 a;
Floras - 4 9 J. River, Leaf.. 0 2-0 24 - (3ibraltar .. - 17 6 17 6- 20 e Midland Counties •
arriet, he • Alyth, hence to Oporto, in lat. 47, long. 9; Stock. - Soothe Water Works
I Stemnaed 0 0- o o 2. .." z z ,z Lima, Valparaiso, &c.
-
.gti W , ,„,.,.
ounce to the Cape of G. hod Hope, in lat. 2N, long. 19 100 - Coal G ' Sobrcs 3- 4 0 .... e• , a a 1 6 - ar ington .. - i 054 - -
Malta, Sicily, &c. - 20 o 7 30 li NewcaStle and C
Lie, 21 aa".`alt Wood, hersce to Buenos Ayres, in lat. 9N, long. 100 - as Compuuy - 3 0 Kentucky •••• 0 14 0 4 n: 4.... a. ~.,,,, 4,..,„. a
... e
- 'arlisle
-
Ditto newshares. - il smyrna and Constantinople. 30 0 00400 - 0 e Newcastle and N - •
ST, 13 Can-acas, Flo. 39- 4 8 Marylan .... 0 0 n
tea: g ..,. oilli Sluelds 16191 376 328
.2
;al' w• istENA . ino ___. Zxcliange Buildines - 211 0 North Midland -•
be inter
lea - • aud anothe- v
, Oca 10.-The ayrian, of Peterhead, Samuel 10e - Harrington Docks Sobres
Cortes l6_ 2 9 Bengal 12 0 le 0 P rn .'-' fl ..'. •
sl Madeira - 20 6 North U • - - -
off also, , . essel, name unknown, have been lost at Stock. 200 gala' • ' W •
sila ol , crews saved. Ine,on A ater ores ........
LAC Dir, 13 lb. TURPENTINE, * Mt.
t...: a a. a ''' Western Isles, Cape de Verde -- - -_ _ mon 7626 1401 856 4;
ill . US. Gr le • 20 26 Liverpool Fire and Life ican .... 56- 8 2 re F 3 lii z el Pare and Orleans - - 3
, -
; , „ eslitUste 'e. and Black Cat, Davies, hence at St. Michael D.T. and prime 1 6 2 8 Amer a as. Lisbon
100 100 Livereoel.Dock Bond la Cadiz 2O 0 7
mid. to good 0 5- 1 6 VALONIA,* fOn•.,4' 8 je 8 17 6- 20 0 a
rilt . Ludevi
aeenoa g. 13ostock, and Elizabeth, blassom, hence at 40 10 M 'rine As 3 s• France . ... 30 0 2 rreston and Wyre
t surance Company .. • • i ord. & infer. 0 14- 0 4 Sinyrna, pickedls 0 -21 0 se 0 0 25 o sh ff
,ev, • Lord N 1 _ 100 100 aiew Gas e .eld and Manchester .... 1e959 692 iso -
air Coke Ccrimany. ... • Mores to 015 0 i ei. Holland... 4O 0-soo3oo - 40 0 8 •
MADDER ROOTS* cwt.
leP With los_ e s a. Willis, from this port, for •
Terceira, at Cove, 25 25 Ditto, quarter
As...aster rnainhoorn. Smyrna. . - 86 0 WAX, Bass' ea cwt. in bond. • Hamburg, Bremen &c. .... 50 0 60 0 40 0_ 50 --' •
Z 0 Taff Vale . 1667 , 698 682 2
20 20 'lock Ferry
no
1 atli Vi
44,7 ii Otero • Royal William, --- Tripoli & Syria none A'rican
at quebaa ' , anti Fame, -, 10 10 'Steam Tug Company French none East India .... 7 0 7is ~ r, 9 ', 2 al Petersburg, Riga, &c. - . ' •
Naples. . ..
00 - .....- Americas .... 76- 7 15 a' .... -a "V 4 I Oporto .. - 0 0 -- 1 arnaouth and Norwich ... 21'49
- - York and North Midland.... 172 - -
1' 3574 2159 2030 10
, _ .

_
_.,
Nov. 2.6 1844. THE LIVER- PO
)f ,at r
Montreal.
Rock ll 3
LS Q.. 1 ' • SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23.-Wind S. moderate. ißarittts.
Le A,..lpping iiiittliigentr. Ac
rßeßartV ARRIVED.-Why I.York, sailed
_ __,....._.
...........ePar.....a. ETteWrlhlYNot?
9P Nov. at 2 15 p m. and arrived off the Black at
. - TU ESDAY, NOVEMBER lg.-Wind S. (steamer), Dart,
1,,, fartotma e
\el,
so,
LONDON CORN MARKET, Nov. 18.
,e r,llltlVlll3 -It .'
•
dog, from I; oyalist, Price, from St. John, N.8.-Ambassa passed and exchanged
1 ith Nov. in lat. 45 N, long. 25 W, Since this day se'ennight only moderate supplies of all grain
o,____,
a.c. ngwasb-Rambler, Baxter, from Charleston-Hark . 'l. this day, making the passage in 13 days 16a hours. On
d
5 --Miscbiefe
DowapeY; I;iierlikisa"' from Virginia ; sailed 29th Oct -Thomas P.have been received up to our market, while the general quality,
fromen, from-Philade ]phis-Joseph Story, from Bolin colours
eastward. with
On
at the t
b Nov. Marquis
iin
oftat. Bute,m
N o, f
long. Cardiff,
2o Nv , runninge
nxiebatonfgo theerde
owireg to the prevailing damp weather, has proved very inferior.
colours with an American ship, with a black cross i her Fresh up, the receipts of Wheat of home produce, coastwise as
0 Canning,
from manilla-Circassian. from Valparaiso-Gee topsail, standing to the westward. On the 2' 'Nov.n lat. 51 well as by land carriage and sample, were small ; yet the sup-
and ._ . Maranham ; sailed 11th Oetob r-Llama, fronply on offer was quite adequate to meet the wants of the
~.44n ilo-and Fmma ( raham, Ferguson, from Oporto.
the Nov, from this port, running to the Westward dealers.
thurAsz.e.,
..! -P. era, Pole-, for Ichaboe-Lady Combermere, Cool ST, long. 12 W. showed colours to the Bostonstmenil *steamer of
ii, gibb,,,._ for Lisbon and Rio Grande-Queen of Britain, Fitz- SAILED.- Zealous, Champion, for Azores-Flora, Farren, for The finest parcels of both red and white commanded a steady
a Neee'uo for Hayti-Corea, Kerr, ar-d Berwick, Harding, for St. Michael-Philoplo. tos,
Bell; Lady Huntley, Draper, and inquiry, atprices fully equal to those obtained on Monday last;
d munwtinU.rlans-t:onrad, M' e oil, for Charleston-Euphrasia Lucy Wright, comeeoer , for Ichaboe-Ennerdale, Roadie, fur but all other kinds were a dull sale, and previous rates were with
pYhew. for Barbadoes-R. Watt. Johnson, difficulty supported. However, a fair clearance was effected.
e Alexasar for Philadelphia-Firefly, Holland, for Beiruut ant Calcutta - Irlam,,
t
Overard,
Sierra Letta-Superb, Appleton, and Violet, Sims n, foi
eone-elesperns, Kelly, for Hong Kong-Balfour. for Apalacinema-Ohio, Putnam, for New York-Favourite, Holders of free Foreign Wheat were very firm. 1 his circumstance
Hume, and
NA, gte ra. Giffney, or Mobile-Lord Maidstone prevented more business from being transacted, yet the rates ob-
innne, Richenburg, for New Orleans-Scotland, tabled were quite equal to those of 'last week. Corn under lock was
from Bombay-Douro, Smith, for Oporto-Phantom. Taylor, and,
__Sr•nde!s
g elaMbni for Constanti • ople-Dorothea, Bertha, Domanskyefoi Mills, for . avanina'h-Rover,Halley,for Newfoundland-Sphyns, very Leavy but not cheaper.
The sh w of Barley was tolerably good, The best descrip-
e Boston, g -and Caledonia, (steamer) Lott, for Halifax an%tions so 'd freely at full prices. In other kinds exceedingly lit.
e Conuibeer, for Gibt alta-Adonis_, Cason, for Malta.
d lt°rY 011 -- A steam tug proceeded last night to Carnarvon, to endeavour tle was doing. Al. hough the supply of Malt was but limited
the Malt trade ruled heavy, and previous rates were barely sue-
d to get the Urgent afloat next morning.
a uth ,o,t. i ore, A.l'Master, from Quebec, at this port ; sailer'.
Elizabeth, , hence at Bueut s Ayres ported. The arrivals of Oats from Ireland being on the in-
Dor,
__a•. u company with the Cuba. Left the Magnet, for thi-crease, the Oat trade was not so active as last week, yet the
r 110111.ehaeynefeorfosreai.chaOttolethe 16th instant, in lat. 53, long. 14 Hibernia, (steamer), Kyrie. hence at Boston, 2nd Nov.
Hibhert, Bruce, hence at River Plate quotations were quite as high as on Monday last. Beans and
CSusan, , Tartan,
little was doing.
Groot and
Cynthia, from Newfoundland, at Oporto
Laurence Copeland, -, hence at Apalochicola FRIDAY, Nov. 22.
e - . Anna nkum Be Weerd, hence at Harlingen Amity. Pike, at Philadelphia
A languid demand for nearly all Grain has teen experienced
Bounty Siberdina, Ugen, hence at Brielle J meeon • Goodwin. Davies ; Malabar; Free- since Monday's market, but prices are tolerably steady except
•Hall ' ' Caspian ; Isaac Allerton, Tarry ; Fanny, Lovett ; Alhambra,
Wilson ; Viola, a - ,
i Wig, los of , Me.huish, hence for Ichaboe, at Penarth Roads.
Iteighan foretopmast, sails. rigging, &c. mart ; Hampden, Cowen i Pharsalia, Wordsworth, and Franklin, for inferior qualities. To-day Wheat and Barley of good qua-
lity bring Monday's quotations. Oats, in consequence of the
t
Bolton for this port, in ballast, was totally wrecked at
Castleto
w Mary Ann, Francis, from Bettina, for this port, at Ramsey, arrival, are dull, end Beaus and Peas have commanded steady
r n. Isle of Man, on the i 4th instant; crew saved. Thomas, hence at New Orleans.
1.M., leaky, and with loss of spars. . rates. In Clover Seeds, both Red and White, there has been a
Abbey, hence at Ichaboe
Oriental, Ch •fair speculative business passing, with an advance in their value
Mart? October Christmas, trailed from Smyrna for this port 24th Thomas Leech, Goulding, from Buenos Ayres, at Cove.
Tynwald. Martin, from Calcutta, at Mauritins. of a few shillings per cwt., bnt in other Seeds the trade has been
f Maid of Athens -, from London, at Buenos Ayres. exceedingly slow, although at firm prit ee
Eleanor Wool'ey, sailed from ditto for ditto 26th October
The wreck of the yes el that was in tw of two steam tugs ---- .
rf tell; sroPalm.er. Harris i Reliance, Tapt ; Agilis, Peppe-
_Ealepaniaor, has been brought to the entrant of the Formby Channel, and
la.erreleenetf
f,Biliatltea, Joblin, hence at Constantinople
proves to be the Firefly, fro n this port, for Africa, which was in SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 18.
contact with the Britannia (Dublin steamer) 14th Nov. The For the time of the year we had a full average supply of
i %11,1 . Ritchie, hence at Leghorn
Dsabosteitairiwig, g Firefly's anchor is down and the wreck of the masts is foul of ' beasts, as to numbers, but its general quality was very inferior.
erg, hence at Genoa
e edhuret. hence at Gibraltar the chain, and until she is cleared of these she cannot be brought Complaints continue to reach us almost daily respecting the
The e•
• 'stars sailed Mexico 4th further in. shortness of winter keep, owing to which the graziers are corn-
instabt , from Madeira for the Gulf of pelted to use a n uch larger quantity of artificial food titan has
;
Lewis ch, , been almost ever known. During the past week, the imposts of
no_ • r.es. Wm Thompson, Balls, and Martha, SUNDAY, NOVEMBEE 24.-Wind S.S.W. moderate.
foreign stock have been good ; they have amounted, for Lon-
'!la',l hence at LisbonWillis;' *
I woe_ a
.. A nRIVSD -Margaret, Northwood, and Margaret, Leech, from don and the outports, to 156 Beasts and 28 Sheep, in, for the
Was .".....n. -liee, of Runcorn, (in ballast) bound for Belfast,
Ichaboe-Wallace, Main, from Callao-Howard, from Sayan- most patt, fair condition. The above, added to the previous
cepti`o"irolflYtliost 18th instant. off •Corcwall. Crew with the ex-
nah-Ann & Jane, Smith, from Demerara-Grace Brown, arrivals, form the annexed totals for the present year :-
ft COvR No`ie mate. to brother of the captain,) saved. Myers, and Janet, Bark, from Baltimore-Tyro, Symonds, from Beasts, from January 1 to November 16,............ 3,709 head.
I beg, has ... 17.-The England, which was on shore at Cote-
Lisbon-Dash. aloman, from Hamburg-Mary Marsden, Cot-
, i5,r,,,,,g0z off, and I roteeded this morning for Ichaboe We had on offer 47 Beasts, and 35 Sheep, all for Rotterdam The
,fur Belfast .tri; NI N% 15--The R. A. Parke, Donald. from Quebec _
ter, from St. Domingo-Helen Elizabeth, King, from Puswash
uctno, Graezitao, from Venice-Jersey Tar, from CePlialorla whole were disposed of, at about previous rates. The arrival of
enter hold' hes Put into Black Sop Bay, with three feet water _
IN iliam, Crawford, from St. Peterzburg-and Diligent, from Beasts from the northern grazing districts consisted of I,Ci&O Short-
-1 BELF . aVing ElO.Oll
v.,-. AST, No,, , g a leak Antwerp. horns. Those from the eastern counties comprised 300 Scots and
i aaverpool, els , ee e"-The Orion, Gambles, from Milroy fili. • Homeebreds ; from dee western and midland districts 600 Herefords,
• ter hold, h ' ;-- .2-, into Bli•ele Sod Bay, With three feet water in SAILED.-Castilian. Maid, Ivens, for Azores-Vivavicious,
Devons, Runts, &c.
,avanfe sprung a leak . Boldwin, for St. Michael-Chieftain, Clark, and Hero, Grant,
From ether poets ofEngland
400 of various breeds; from
for Africa-Jarrow, Marshall; Royal William, Wells, and Wm.
__________ Scotland 190 horned and polled. Scots ; the remainder of the
. WEDNESDLoattnaekr, enhamnesuee„ AY, Nov/meets 20.-Wind W.N.W. light. Ward, Dady, fur Ichaboe-Victoria, Lil ia, for Havana-Mown.
taineer, Bogart, for Now Orleans-Black-eyed-Susan, Man- supply being derived from the neighbourhood of the metropolis.
b I • tea I 'tat d The supply of sheep was somew at ess wasex ii . e last
July---Tamerlane, Nl'leenzie, from Calcutta; sailed 16th colis. for Rio Grande-Ann Hall, Hubert, for St. John N. 8.-
Kors•oi for week; nevertheless the Mutton trade y. The Veal
, Morrison, from Punta Arenas-Fortuna, Prince Albert, Rogers, for Guayaquil-
.rnen,
unusually heavy, the very highest quotation not
9 Ann, i,,,,i :, and Middleton, Tinrrion, from Callao-Elizabeth Dronthe - Blan-lte, Adamson, for Gibraltar-Philortene, trade was
for Ant
i and Ee ',llan, from Malaga-Wyvers, Morris, from Lisbon- Christens, werp-Eeidius, Halewyck ; Eclipse. Kirk- exceeding 4s. per slbs. In legs very little busieess was trans-
aza, Mon FRIDAY, Nov. 22.
r hebers, from Palermo. Unica, Kjecklund, for Malta.
hove, and Industrie, Zellien, for Ostend-Zante Packet. Bren. acted, at late rates.
nan, for Smyrna-and Charlotte
The supplies of Cattle to-day were about equal to the demand,
t
Warrdesster
17t13h7Arnub!Y Packet, Munro, from Old Calabar, at this port ; sailed and the latter being better than for several Fridays past, clear-
Forrester, For best, arid from Fernando Po eeth. The Warrior and The wreck . of the Firefly, see yesterday's report,) was brought
antes were effected by the close. Beef and Mutton sold steadily
9 , were 1 • baling coals at Fernando Po, and would after- into the riverlast night; and beached near Scacombe
Flora, Faire ~ hence for St. Michael, at Holyhead at former prices, but for V al and Pork higher rates were paid.
e proceedto Ichaboe The better and inferior sorts of the former made 4.. 6d. and
A 'vessel ofabout
and newt • 2OO tons burthen. bright masts,miles
Martha, Seeger, hence for Stettin, at Svanwaag, with loss of
Bs. 6d. per stone, being an advance of 6d., while Pork made
t to. the Bell Buoy,
N,
'offs rePeered, was passed this afternoon about 25 bulwarks, bats, sails, &c.
Eleanor, Bauch, hence for Tamoico, at Cove, leaky; bore up from Bs. 4d. to 4s. 4d.
a by the Achilles, steamer, from Gies-
from long. 13
Nautilus, Ilawkin, and Benbow, Rowntree, sailed from Mar. Tnh°Avard, from Savannah for this port, of the Settees LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Nov. 23.
f t. e Cann)seines for Liverpool 16th Nov.
-sew Calabar ens, Henry Winch, and Panope, in coming outl oef
Princess Royal, Foster, and Fairfield, Abbott, from Ichaboe, Although a fair extent of business has been done this week,
t two .r,t River, 30th August. got on shore on the 13,..tr.0fy
Isth
at Cove the market has been flat, and the tendency of prices in favour
1 seeeu
andbcame total -wrecks. but the Panope was
got
cap- Marmien, Ewing, from China, ditto of buyers, but confined more particularly to American descrip.
teeee.
at taken into Bonny, without much damage.
r -lecral e, and one seaman of the Henry Winchu•re drowned Magnolea. Johnson, from Manilla, ditto tions, which, though not generally, have in many cases been
obtained * below the quotations of last week. Speculators have
, Bth See: for Mar, hence at the Cape of Good Hope, and sailed Orator, Tait, from Valparaiso, ditto
Port Co aitess of Durham Spittal, from Hong Kong, off Dover; taken 3000 bales of American, and Exporters 3ao bales of the
Osprey K.. Adelaide Helena, and sailed 25th sailed 18th June; passed Lemont- 83rd July. On 10th Sept. in same. The demand to-day has been moderate, and the sales
I Sept ~,, , irk, from Bombay, at St.
i 11-t.: tr. r this port lat. 36 S, long. 19 E, passed a bale of Bombay cotton, apparently will scarcely reacts 4000 bales of all kinds-the market closing
heavily. Sc. e tm. Rawlins, from Calcutta, at ditto, and sailed 28th not-long in the water .
1-.. L. for this port - • • HARWICH, Nov. 22.-The Pocahontas, Higgins, from Rotter-
kYen• - '
ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
Falcon. hence at Calabar . 'ing,'but was assisted off on the flood, and proceeded.
Per • From the 15th to the 21st Nov., Inclusive.
i „., Peruvian, Henrietta and Mediterranean, hence at Bonny
a "-larearet Elizabeth,' M'lver, and Ann, Williamson, hence at ,_-----_.
Prices paid IMPORTS
..aba
, PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL.
SALES OF THE warm, in the week. This Wk. thisyear
1 Ni
Bunter, hence at Pernambuco
Fortfield, d3;althwaite, from le ndon, at Ichaboe •
" Wooo, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid ..
Duty.
10 Sea Island ---
14 ,'.O I(ii ;
r Lima Packet, St-nton, from Ichaboe, at Demerara Archangel - - - • } 8797 1 434304
Grace, Hy
Stand d, 'Fawcett, and Parker, Risien, hence at Demerara • Memel 5820 Bowed Georgia - 4i
i Gothenburg l5 10 - 0 0 1-4 2
~,
rie sailed from Antigua for this port e3rd ultimo 16 10 -- 17 0 R. : e Mobile - 4,7,
6530
Renner - '
a, . Bunk ; Robert Syer,,, Atkins ; and Emily, Boysen, Wyburg l6 0-16 10 ' w., , l Alabama and Terme, -- - 1 9929 } 664439
/ ...mice at St. Thomas 1 - 61
1 Lady Cam Petersburg
trean phell, M`Leol ; Ann Jane, Smith ; Milton, PLANES, per foot of 2 inches thick. lel a , s Pernambuco &Parai. 5 - se ;
1 6362 } 52953
, and Letitia, Allen, sailed from Demerara for this:port Danzig, Deck - -
12th ultimo . . 0 3*- 0 4e Ia; o
r Warman; hence British American Pine - 0 2e) ei lee 120 Bahia and Maggio ... 25 - 5* 4475 24354
at Laguira
. Robert J. 1.1. LATH W 0 OD, per fathom. I J Maranham - 56 / .... } 39513
-woes, Graham, 410
Beatrice, t• hence at Barbadoes
1 . , loin Ichaboe, at di to Danzig, 4 feet .t 8 0 - 0 0 .12 Os ' 1 Sawginned - - -
Eliza Killick. hence at. '
Hayti British American 5 0 4 it/ Is. . Minas Royal Mira,Lat • ---
1 Lancashire Witch, and MAHOGANY, per foot of 1 inch thick. - -
Lawson, Kay, and Pauline, Vi. Lee, hence at Jamaica Honduras - o s sod. - - - •• • • •• • •
Mersey, Sevett. hence off oi,annonello, hence at Trieste Cuba - 5 01 , 343 Egyptian - ei 2:33 56857
• 'Canada, from Calcutta for this port, off St. St. Domingo 1 0 - I 6 2ti.
Barbadoes . - - - • • • 622
, Mary. from Ichaboe for ditto off ditto • Helena 4th Oct. 3A. PLANES, British American 20-2 6 ). 20 Peruvian - 1 1
Bth October lOsper ld.
i Wallace. from Valparaiso, at Cove FHA K woon, per cubic feet .... 3 0 - 3 6 -
I I
Bruce, Williams, from Ichaboe, at ditto, leaky • STAVES, per 1200. - -- - ,
The steam-tug that proceeded to the Urgent • Danzig C. Pipe £lOO 0-Ito 0 COMMOII West India..l ---r • • • • } 12594
,on shore•nea •1 28s. do. - Carnerven) yeet rday, has returned to this ' Ilhd. Go o-70 0
I •
I
port. not beingablerCarthagen a ___ to render any assistance, in consequence of the shallowness-
of }3s 0 - 45 0
'the water and 5e feet long - - - J J
, NTESS-SLS SFr/SEN.-The Helen Jane. from London fm- Brazil, Do, Puncheon l2 0-18 0 1 . 3420 Surat ..... .
/ 26th Sept. in lat. 7N, long. 21 W ; Isabella, for Ichaboe, 3rd TIMBER, per cubic foot. s. d. a. d.
; (~ct, in lat. lo N, long. 23 W ; Mary, of Workington, for Icha- Oak 2- 2 6
.. ... , Bengal . - .... 50
l hoe, 22nd Sept; in lat. 11 N, long. 23 W ; Britannia, (steamer) n 1 0 - 1 6
Pine, British Amer. commo e.p.
is. .
hence for Halifax, 10th instant, in at, 5-, long. 23; Flora m• red l- 1 8 '' 29640 bales 1 . 38523 1407203
• „,Dorlard, hence for St. John, N.B. Ist instant, iu lat 45,'10ng. 24 . yellow - 1 8
, Inaengalee, hence for Calcutta, 9th ultimo, in lat. 11 N, long, 26 Danzig i -
1 7 - 1 11 130 s Cd 4t. hi. LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT.
. r ; Parsee Merchant, hence for Ichaboe, 2nd ultimo, in tat. 17 Memel...
1 8 - 1 10
5 Riaa.red
"el°4-8,- e 0 W • T 1 Arbuthnot, hence for Calcutta, Bth ult. '
, iernas
in 1
at. 4S, long. 29 W ; William and James, from Coquimbo - Dutch, crop.... 76 0 -80 0
phishis port, 15th ultimo, in lat. 8 N, 'tong. 27 W ; 'George, of
PRICES OF SHARES, NovEstnErt 25. Pearl, new 24 0 - - Ornbro
V Port, 18th ultitno, in lat. 22 N. long. 32 •
U. States, Pot 21 0 -22 0 Gamene 6j 0 -67 0 viii. Wats° ttouGn llama Nov. 15.-The Britannia, sloop, of - 0 (I
cl, bY. Went on shore south side of the head, got of after dis- xi SHARES. BARK, Quercit 76- S 6 French, S.F.
Amt. Sales
eir'ar‘iug her cargo of deals, bricks and files, and put into Erid- t Paid. This Day. Oak, le ton .45 10 -6 10 5.F.F.., 67 0 -71 0
t of rn harbour tor repairs. !Bth, at 6 a,m -The brig Ranger, ii.- - • German.... 40- 5 0 E.S.F 73 -0 -80 0
-- - ______
i on tale? eat', bound to R a i sgate, laden with coals, came on shore,
~,, € RAILWAYS. BRIMSTONE, V. ton E.5.F.F.81 0 88 0
i a.rotmrth bide of the head, in a dense fog. Got off at 11
20 2e Barns]. y Junction
s The bri proceeded without apparent damage or assistance. 60 5 Birkenhead, M'chester &Chester.. 5/ Tuscany. •..-----M o 1. AS S ES,II curt.
tore
agndA utumn of Sunderland, laden with coals, came on 0 * ' I •
105 le -mining lam and Gloucester .... 58 CASSIA I.IONBA,S. d. S. d St. Lucia, Bic... 21 6 -22 f
'‘laletbor knocked her rudder off. She was assisted Ott by
25 25 Ditto quarter - 68 0 Demerara, &c.. 21 6 -23 f
a light brniugg 1 fishermen. and taken in tew for Scarborough by
deep water. "me
unknown. She sunk about 6 miles off in 25 5 Blackburn and Preston CLOVE It..SEED, cwt. Bar & Antigua. 24 6 -26 t
; Maeter and . 100 7o Bristol and Exeter
crew saved. an • 53 lirktnl and Glneeeeter
•

Wheat, v 70% .... red s. d. S. d s • C. s. d
Engli h new 6 7 6 a 1, old .... 6 it @ 7 3
Ditto, white 7 2 7 7 10..... 7 6 7 10
Irish red
Ditto, white 6 8 7 3 do, ...•
Rye, English, v qr.... frishdOth
Barley, English
Scotch & Irish,v 60/b 4 3 5 0 d 0..... 3 9 4 3
English, 33 qr - brown.. 62 0 —66 0
d 0..... 56 0 —6u 0
Oats, V 701 h.
Mairltis,h
E'lish & Scotch, new -- -- old .... 3 4 3 6
Irish. tine qualities 2 10 —2 1 1 i \
good
middling
uudried — black .. 0 0 0 0
Welsh -- old .... 3 0 3 2
Beans, English, 7,), qr - -- do. .... 41 0 —43 0
Scotch& Irish,334Bolb 39 0 —4O 0 d 0..... 39 0 —4O 0
Pease, English, white.. 39 0 —4l 0 blue....
Do. & Irish.... maple 36 0 —3B I, rey .. 35 0 —36 0
Tares, v qr
Flour, v 2801 b
English, fine 35 0 . 36 0 super . !35 0 —37 6
Irish - 0 0 d 0..... i 0 0— 0 0
Oatmeal, v I'. of 240th
Irish, new. . 23 6 —24 0 old . .. 23 6 —24 0

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
Direct. I direct Direct. •Indirect
Australia . .. July 31. Lima
Bahia .... .. Oct. 11. Maraitham Oct. 11.
Barbadces Oct. 24 Mauritius
Bombay .. 1 Mobile
B. Ayres .. .. Sept. 22. Monte Video .. Sept. 24.
Calcutta .. It. N. Orleans
G. G. Elope .. .. 17. New York Nov. 9.
Charleston .. Nov. 5. Pernambuco Oct. 18.
China .. July 31. Rio Janeiro .. Oct. 12.
Demerara .. Oct. 19 Savannah
Havana .. 21. St. Helena .. Oct. 10.
Jamaica 22 Valparaiso Aug. is.
Laguira .. IS Vera Cruz .. Oct. 13.