The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-08-13 00:00:00

THE ST. LEGER.

There was a strong desire to support Bay Momus, but
our figure did not exactly suit. A bet of a pony was laid
between Ithuriel and Valerian, the former's friend having
the best of the bet. The general offers agst Valerian did
not exceed 6 and 61 to 1, but after the majority of the
members had left 8 to 1 was laid in ponies, and out of the
room in scores. Offers to take 100 to 50 about the Cure
and Ithuriel, or the same on the Cure and another bar
Ithuriel.

3 to 1 agst The Cure (offered, 31 wanted)
51 1 Ithuriel (nominal)
6 1 Momus (offered, 7 wanted)
8 1 Valerian (taken)
10 1 Princess (offered)
10 1 Red Deer (nominal)
12 1 Foie-a.ballagh (offered)
2 1 on The Cure agst Valerian (offered)
There were several offers to lay against Milton, Infidel,
Morpeth, and Lightning, but as nobody " gave mouth"
in their favour, we cannot say what would have been laid.

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i August 13, 1844,
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STATE OF TRADE.
- 'c",t'ijipp fug intrlligena. ARRIVED.-Navigator, Echemcke, from Stettin-Hugo, Pen-
r, from Danzic-Lauritz, -, from Sax Kiobing. - ---08.-- - -.....„......._
MANcnEsTaa.-The favourable accounts we have given of -__,,....___
BIRTH.
Our Market, for the last two or three weeks in particular, in no SAILED.-Parsee Merchant, Poole, for Icha boe-Fencer, 'WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, AuG. 6.
manner require note of change, and if any alteration must be TUESDAY, AUGUST 6.-Wind West. Radmore, for Ichaboe, &c.-Azores Packet, Corrig ill, for Africa On the 7th instant, at Dover, the wife of the Rev. JOHN
L observed it is rather for the better. In every department, in- SArLED.-Harnlet, Hunt, for Canton-Water Lily, England, -Jessamine, Miller, for Latham Island-Susan, •-• d
de d Total quantities per
Imp. Quarter. Price per
Imp. Quarter.
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70 . . 'lB3 15 0 £2 12 6
we have to report a very dull inquiry for Beef, -
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mseanufacturers and spinners admit that they arepdoing better Branche, for Rotterdam-Pallas, Corrigal, ahnad ejloahrogarfeotr,
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'Juan they have done for years previously. Not only printing for Quebec-Milo, ei'Leodo, foKr Poillau-e
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hurch, by the Rtoev.lisßsojbeArNt EDaCvAieNs-,
Cloths, -
I maneAdalnethlsooetuxiSdgtaehNyirit'sishil:e.qeu'otations were with difficulty suppo9reads.byWn'eo
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goods arhut domestics, and almost every other description of -R9yal mice, Hall., for Ho g e. g....-G Aleilkina, Lucr'etia, Dom- Baltimore-Yazoo, Wibray, and
, ein request, and a very large amount of business is mering, for Groningen-Frithiholt, SaPtalholm, for Ekenas- York-Gossypiurn, Brown, for New Orleans-, Clinton', Hartleyw,
ORNISKIRK CORN MARKET, AUGUST 8.
had on sale 30 oxen and cows front Rotterdam. and 100 Scots
I 2,l4..e,verYwhere in this district at remunerating prices. We Globe, Loury, for Philadelphia - Der Gode Heneitellt, Poulson, and Thomas P. Cope, Miercken, for Philadelphia-Jupiter,
PEMBERTON, Mill-asotryesetc.
in Qthwediti therefore, beg respectfully to suggest, that the present for Christianstadt-Governor, Lowther, for Trinldad-Light- Darter, for Charleston- Glasgow, Lamb:rt and Governor Davis arce, an in demand,
at full price. In other breeds of Sheep very little was doing.
from Aberdeen. Prime old Downs were sc d '
, is the C tharina Hoop for Neef, for Boston-Col b• 13 h ' • • I d
um la, oot , for Alexandria, A.S.- per oa , '6Bdstoto266ss.
, me for manufacturers to increa.se the wages of the hands ning, Le Sceur, for Malaga-aed Eva a , , 6d : Beans, 5s 6ci to 6s; Oatmeal,
11
Anglesea, Clements, for Columbia-Chas. Humberston, East-
and _ r emPloy. The printers are also very busy, and we hope Hamburg.
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e___,earxpect a good autumn trade. 27. inch 60's, weighing 4lb man, fur N.B. &c.-American, Burgess, for Savannah-Emerald,
Porlalootc,k
A, Fl'erzzaeorierH;apneneibpasl
cllorvei,n
co TURNER, Esq.
Harp er, for Pugwash-Marquis Normanby, for Lockhart • ival of grain to this day's market. Wheat , the %ea
- l trade was active, at fully late rates. In Pigs very little
- We have a small arr 1
WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, AUGUST 9. a dowuward tendency. The number of Calves was good, yet
Wh eat p(2e4robihu)s2hsesl
ADELAIDE ELIZABETH, daughter of the tete J. D. TULLY,
Vz_ e Selling at 5s 3d, and 27-inch 66's, 5s 6.:1 to 6s ; 72's. Frances Ann, Wardle, hence at Sincapore 13th May
us lid to 6
, g , Hero of Acre, Jones ; Alex.
second son of Sir R. GRAHAM, Bart., of Esk, Cumberland, to
ei,-.._ . s 10d ; and all descriptions are still scarce, even at Airey, Nicholson, from Colonia, at Bue.nos Ayres
fGor Quebec-Frithioff, Sandholm, for Ekenas-Aurora, Wall,
ulson, and John Hesleton, me
--ee prices.-Illanchester Advertiser, of Saturday. t a fair sale at an advance of is to 2s per quarter from the ; was doing. Mitch cows sold at from .€l6 to .4'19 les each.
s off Rio Grande
briLstEbs.--The woollen trade of this district still continues very JsciahranhFitellill,lsT,afrrto,ifisaßilueedaforosmAydriet cs, for this port 2sth May _
hraht ehse
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LOND ON CORN MA RKET, AuGusT 9. M.D., Deputy Inspector-General of Hospitals, at Jamaica.
and • • or giers-C harles, Simmons, and Industrie, Zellien, for -
On the 4th insfant at Southport, Mr. THOMAS TODD to
he done it is thought by some that even more business would .
oßtalack Ca , ,
At Mark-lane, to-day there was very little English Wheat
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the
aortmeo,l manufacturers were able to furnish larger as- h t Davies and Windsworth, Walter, hence at Leg- fAI •
Ortend-Lelean , Lelean, fer Lisbon-Antigua, Fisher, for Genoa -
Fernandes Contente, sailed from Lisbon for this port 29th -Lenin, Stephens,for Rotterdam-Clasina Geertruida, Kranen- offering, the display of samples consisting of a few parcels left Miss SARA ' ' * '
H NUTTALL, of Ormskirk.
deman, `e• It is satisfactory to learn that there is an improved MARKET, AuG. 7.
Same day, at St. John's Church, in this town, Mr. JAMES
•" us arrivals. There was decidedly lese incline
fo ' for cloths of finer qualities. Prices continue firm both July borg, and Hope, Hansen, for Dordt G"
- ipsey, Butler, for St. We had anot , . ce er from pre% ro , d ,_ _
1 o sdsqg.a io
BAITES, joiner, to Miss ANN EVANS, both of Birkenhead.
r cloth Eulalia, De Llarriniga, sailed from Bilboa for this port 29th Petersburg•-Von Nagler, Schiele, for Homburg. average quality. The supply exceeding the demand, causea tion to buy than oil W ednes ay,.and, though fac ors were firm,
S and wools. of stock to-day and of fair ,
a dull trade in Beef and Mutton, and the buyer had the ad-
ON, tailor
ins ~ at errk Brae:den, Isle of Man, C. H. CARY,
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.., On the sth ' t r-
July --
dellserienptao
RSFIELD MARKET.-The demand for goods of every Gipsy, Douglas, hence at the Gironde day last. The transactions in free -`'
stetTar:mast)eleolie-eol=ll,itiner prices
.for even the best parcels
the late WILLIAM LEECE DRINKW•eTER E- of Leece
,
this
mar Is suitable for the approaching season, was brisk at Lady Erskine, Edwards, hence at Rouen Grindley, GrindlaY, from lehaboe, at St. Helena, and sailed vantage in both, the former realising 5d to 52d, and for prime
19th June for Cork. 6,3 per lb. • Mutton ed to 53d ; and lamb Sed to 6d per lb. A foreign Wheat were •not of much ?mportance, holders being -
,
and dra ery; of this town, to MARIA, third daughter of Mr.
Prices ~,,li!Pt on Tuesday. There was no material change in Minerva, Brier, and Conte de Flandre, Jaegher, hence at Marmion, Ewing, from Bombay, at China. considerable quantity of stock unsold at the close of the gee eraily- unwilling to accept previous terms. The averages
WILLIAM CUNDAI.L, farmer, Crowie Lincolnshire.
.
, isse se _
eich are considered to be moderate, reference being Bruges Black Dog, Lloyd, from Calcutta, at ditto. market. are now coming low from all quarters, and unless the present
pri"cel'auatilsk improvements in the rate of wages and the advanced Maria, Brabander ; Phoenix; Kniper ; aud Jeune Caroline, Moslem, Vale, from Hayti, at Cove. firmness be followed by a rise of several shillings pa' qr., the
active. ed for Wools. Business in the warehouses continues Roskamp, hence at Antwerp Ursula, Mondell, salted from Cove, for Bombay, gth Aug.
sonnE'thjeulHyob3 DUBLIN CORN EXCIIANGE, AuG. 9. Sanre day, at Bury, Mr RICH ' GSON, Little Bolton
eRD GRE
, Ida, Prentz, from Stettin for this port, at Deal
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char sm pe o
or tff, The weather continues unsettled. and at thi3 day's market general weekly average for the kingdom (51s) shows a fall of ,
to Mrs. MARY SINGLE•TON ‘
, RoenoA,
Pent and Frith strLuCsk duty will spoedily advance to the maximum point. Yesterday's
r. as compared with that fo! the preceding week, and , widow of the late Mr. John Sin-
-1 good m LE FLANNEL MARKET.-There has been another Gem, Procter, hence for Narvat, apt t h
n.
ained the currenc of Tues.lay-whilst Oats is gd per q
t d'tt Wheat fully maint . y
,_ ~._ ~ . gleton, of the same place. The bride is 59 - f d 1
years o age, an tre
ark et to-day quite equal to that of last week. In prices Yorkshire, Foster, hence for S. e ers ure, a. i o with this day's flood, and has proceeded. day's prices. There appeared but little the London return of to-day (aUS ..,a) is ..s 4u per qr. below that
there •
met a dull sale at this
bridegroom 19.
[ we
h:s little chang'e, but the tendency at Prcsent is uPwards. P. Minin, Tiedman. from St. Petersburg, for this port at ditto
_ new Bere and Oats, and their value r emains unaltered. of this day sennight.
Same day, at Watermillock, Cumberland, the Rev. JOHN
flieturinh„ad, this last week, a considerable failure in the menu- Emerald, Watson, from Riga for this port at ditto
m Dantzic for this ort at ditto TINKLER, 8.D., Senior Fellow and Tutor of Cm us Christi
le
1 liabiliti-6 "ne. Which, it is feared, may affect some others. The Active, Maas, fro P , MONDAY, AUGUST 12.-Wind N.N.E. NORTH HAY MARKET, AUGUST 12.
~
_,,,. es are • Samnel Horrocks, sailed from Sincapore for Penang 9th May LEEDS CORN MARKET, AUG. 6. College and rector of Laribeach, Cambridge, to REBECCA,
1 1tn5...20 0 variously stated as fluctuating between 'lO,OOO ARRIVED.-Henriette, -, from Laguna-Moslem, Vale, AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. youngest daughter of the Rev. J'. HUTCHINSON, of Hurrock-
Trinity Yacht, Lovering, from Ichaboe, at Gibraltar
a her having been unsettled this week, the dealers, in
/ Pnees. ' 1)0*
The Wool market continues steady at last Week's from Hayti-General Parkhill, hi:Kowm erom Mobile-and The we s. d. s. d. Potatoes, *9olb.s. d. s. d. wood, Ulswater.
Buchan Maid, Markie, from Marseilles, at ditto to 3s advance of fine Wheats. The trade
Ariel Darlin from Alexandria consequence, asked es
2 Pink-eyes .. 0 0- 0 0 On the 6th instant, at St. Bride's Churc
, Hisceetoe,_ Vessels spoken :-Fanny, for this port, 15th July, in lat. 40, ' g, •
the sales made may be rated at 2s advance. Hay, old 2•11. .. o 9Cy 1 h, JOHN, son of Mr.
very b_,_. • GWIKE 13LANKET MARKET.-This market continues SAILED.-Malabar, Barker, for Quebec-Garrick, Trook. for more firm, and . .
0 73- 011 Short-tops _OO - 0 o GOODALL, of Illidge-green, Sandbach, to ELIZABETH,
E '1 h e for Calcutta, 25th July, in lat. 44, long.
long. 39 ; mr y, enc
ies Mfficult to quit at any a vance. eaus
d B scarce, new
en4eseleeltat advanced prices ; the stocks in the hands of the New York-Shakspew e, Henderson, for Bombay _, hM L Other qualit
Clover - 0 a daughter of Mr. JOHN
0 9 - 1 0 Cups •• • • • • ARROWSMITH.
ulaCt rers ar *
e higher now than have been known for se- 15 ; Platen .
ix hence for the Cape of Good Hope, and Orlando, --sera , ' a- Oats slow sale, at last currency.
for Ichaboe-Mar'a Wilhelmina Bal
gale, . , tzer, for Rostock- and Is dearer. - 033 Cattle .... .. 00- 0 0 Same day, at St. George's Church, Everton, Mr. JAMES
.Peral Year h ice for Ichaboe 27th July, in lat. 46, long. 12 ; Margaret
conai s Past. Should the weather be propitious for the ei ' a . Helen & Jean, Adams, for Galatz-and Grouville, Touzell, for ------ Vetches o 22- 031 Red Rogers.. 00- 0 0 PAITERSON, merchaut, of this town, to SARAH HANNAH
Gilmore, hence for Quebec, in lat. 50, long. 17 ; Champlam,
e_ leg harvest th
aecels is ex , e demand for Blankets and other Winter Alexandr a
hence for Philadelphia, 29th June, in lat. 41, long. 4o ; Eli ' •
MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, AUG. 10. Straw, Wheat 0 33- 044 i Manure, '•-, ton 50- 6 6 eldest daughter of THOMAS TATTERSALL, Esq , Gloucester'
place, Low-hill.
R,_ _ pected to be very liberal.
f Whitney, hence for Boston, 24th July, in lat. 50, long. 15. --
avy rain with boisterous winds since Oat O3-0 3e I
meeen,!•alPax MARKET.-There was a numerous attendance o Pearl, Retaik, and Eliza, Lowry, hence at Gibraltar Having had much he
fi
has been imparted thereby Same day, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Capt. GEORGE
,
tisieeeede nts here on Saturday, who bought freely of manufac- Sea, Williams, hence at Lisbon this day week, considerable rmness h . h b
..,_
--- - - - - COBB to ISABELLA, eldest daughter of JOHN ARCHER,
erable amount of usiness as cm
Yarns tic,),°d, s. There was also considerable business done in Welcome Return, Richards, from Targuir, at Cove to the corn trade, and a tol
Esq.
WEDNESDAY, AueusT 7.-Wind S.W. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, AuG. G.
Arra, ~,en for home consumption and exportation. Prices were Bembay, -, from Ichaboe. off Cove done at full prices. Same day, at Colton, Major JOHNSTONE to ANNE eldest
este a,
ARRIVED.-Sandbach, Bellis, from Demerara ; sailed Ist July Arid, from Alexandria, ditto At Liverpool and Wakefield yesterday there washalfsatiro sale The arrivals into this port since Tuesday last contain a daughter of the late JOSEPH PENNY E B "el fi 'd ' "
, sq., ri gee, ,in tins
Baan 00l market was tolerably active.
i ther
, anee of Pe°ll.l) MARKET.-There was a Pretty numerous attend- -Ward Chipman, Henderson, from Bombay -.Enterprise, Beoom, White, from Quebec, off Falmouth for Wheat, at some improve.ment upon late rates, w
1 fair quantity of Oats from Ireland, but that of other county.
' chases ~'", erchants at this market on Thursday. and large pur- Jones, from pugwash_eommeree, Kitt°, from nichibucto- Ggesey, Cresswell, from Maranham, at this port ; sailed Ist articles supported their previous value..
ttled has ' articles thence is very moderate, and of any thing Coast- On the 7th inst., Mr. RICHARD CLAR.KSON, second son of
for hore'' manufactured goods and Yarns were effected, both Sarah, Williams, from Newfoundland-Heroine, Coulsten, July. On 2nd August, in lat. 47, long. 33, spoke the Countess The weather, though its aspect is still far from se , , .
John Clarkson, Esq., of Grine:are-la nesr Preston, to MARGA-
' Pieces s-iied consumption and for exportation. The stocks of from yalparaiso_eolumbta, Blaney, from Savanilla ; sailed of London. On the 6th, in lat. 46, long. 20, spoke the Water- been more favourable yesterday and to-d. ay, and there was no , ,
t ' wise we have little fresh in to notice : from abroad, how-
• , • RET only dauehter of Mr. THOMAS WAISTELL, joiner and
tained, -,e",?1 Yarn continue light, and late prices are fully sus- 21st June. The Malvina was at Santa Martha-Monarch, Per- hilly, consequently, much animation in this* day's markst. Late ' ever, the imports of NN heat, Beans, and Indian Corn, . . . .. '
builder, of ties town.
I the gid„_e• Here was also a good demand for Wools at late rates, cival, from Sicily-Thomas, Walker, from Puerto Cabello- prices, however, were fully supported in the transactions which during the week, furnish a tolerable, and of Canadian and a.me day, at West Derb Cha el HENRY onl son of Mr.
beih„, "'ss of the supply preventing any increase of price from Suffolk, Rogers, from New Orleans-and Pet, Shotten, from - took place in Wheat. Very little English or Irish Flour is States Flour, a further considerable supply, amounting to BENJAMIN HERB y P ' ' ' y
ERT, gamekeeper, Bickerstaffe, to BETTY,
e e realized. Bourdeaux. and all fresh arrivals go off pretty readily at prices
1 LONDON GAZETTE.-Tu ESDAY, AUG. 6. 33,420 barrels as inserted below. only daughter of Mr. JESSE WINWARD, Surveyor of High-
Lances -- roafftehreinr gexceeding our late quotations. Oats dull, and hardly
this_
e_ TER.-The state of the trade remains much the same
. As, with the exception of a few showers, the weather ways in the township of West Derby.
Celt, Jewett. for the Ca f h
pe o Good Hops, as put back, with l maintaining former rates. Choice Meal, for which alone there
f.. we kas reported in our la.t Wools and Yarns are very ______......._
On the Sth inst. at St. Mark's Church, Mr. JOHN STALKER,
_,-e in, with a sii ht t nd - *
g e ency to advance. some further pur• decks swept off Tuskar. Saw two American ships off Tuskar, is any inquiry, supports previous value. Beans scarce, and is since Friday was mostly fine, harvest in this neighbour-
s unases have been made for the home market, but principally with loss of sails PART NERSHIPS DISSOLVED.. to 2s ger quarter higher. Malt steady. hood was progressing favourably until last night, during fishmonger, late of Glasgew, to Miss MARGARET BARBER,
of low and middle qualities-the upper and finer qualities being Grace, Ryrie, sailed from Antigua for this port sth ult. and T. A. Baucutt and HW S
. . anders, Stourport, chyrnists.-B.
, of this town.
still very little in demand. We think there are very fair pros- Champion, for Cork, 6th ultimo and J. Berry, Huddersfield, cotton dyers.-J. Simpson and LIVERPOOL COTFON MARKET; AuG. 9. but attended with a cool drying wind, no injury, s f •
o ar,.is Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Capt. WILLIAM eI'IVEAN
to ELIZA, youngest daughter of Mr. JOHN WESTMORLAND,
pects both for workmen and manufacturers for the next three Catherine, Whiteway, heuce at Port Republican Son, Leeds, tobacco manufacturers.-C. Ward and R. Fearnley, siness has again been done this week, of apprehended.
. months at least.-Leicester Mercury. Alexander, Apsey, and Elizabeth. Tickle, hence at Jamaica Houndsditch co
. ppersmiths.-8., W., and B. Field, St Ma , A good extent of hu of this town.
Annabelle Clelland sailed from ditto 30th June and the Axe wine merch t ' r' large quantity has been taken or expor ,s y a s
f t a 5700 b le At our market this mornMo the 'Wheat trad
. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES.-The hosiery trade has not Treasurer was to s• ' • • ' _ . an s.-A. Wilkin and Preston, Liverpool, ship which a pened On thr 9th inst., at St. Mary's Church, Birkenhead, by the
f P and 500 bales of Surat ;to with more fi e. h - e e
ail 1 ith ultimo-both for this port
of American, 500 bales o ernarn, rmn_ss on t e part of holders, and
improved in any of the branches but i brokers.-E. P. White, and S. and J. C. Edkins, Coventry-street, upon a Rev. Andrew Knox, HENRY GILBERT COLE, Esq., of Tor-
. , s rather duller. The Triumfante Mencha , h nce at Havana the trade 35,610 bales have been sold ; whilst speculators have
, ,
fashioned cotton hose branch, which employs the greatest B ' - ea
e tea dealers; as far as regards E. P. White.-A. Waters and W. moderate demand from town and country millers, good quay, Devon, to ANNA MARIA, third daughter of GEORGE
, Agnes, raithwaite, from Puerto Cabello, at Laguira Kane, Exmouth, surgeons.-Humble and Milcrest Livernool taken only 350 bales of American. In the prices we could
red Baltic Wheat, in partial instances, realized an ad- HARVEY, Esq., Woodside; late of Devonshire.
' number of hands but does not produce the greatest number 01
, John Brooks, Lockhart, from ditto at ditto, and sailed 24th ship builders.-J. and L. Winder, Manchester, ' -- • cely observe any change ; they have been rather in favour - -
plumbers.- scar
f ld. to 2d. per 701hs. on the rates of this day week On the 12th inst., at St. Oswald's Catholic Chapel, Old Swan,
, stockings, is very dead, and many of the workmen are scarcely June for Margarita Burrows and Blakey, Leeds, pawnbrokers -Albino and Co of buyers than otherwise. To-day about 6to 7000 bales have vatice 0 . . ,by the Rev. John Maddocks, Mr. COPKAND, of Wootton to
I able to find employment The cut-up cotton hose branch is not Llama, Mawdsley, sailed from Laguayra for Puerto Cabello Union-court. Holborn-hill, London, - • -1' b Id th a ket closing pretty steadily. The import this which at
een so , em r the close of business was hardly maintained, ELIZA, eldest daughter of the late THOMAS JACKSON, Es'
picture frame makers; as ch,
by any means improved ; the immense production of this de- 26th June Liverpool.
, far as regards J. Mantora.-R. Edmonda and T. T. Fawcett week is 21,414 bags, and the sales reach 42,660. and for Mediterranean samples, as well as the general solicitor,
; scription of manufacture has blocked up every accessible Ann Dingwall, Loney, from St. Thomas, at Puerto Cabello Trump street Lnd h t W d J Vir • '
- , o on, merc an s.- .an . illiams Alces- - runs of English and Irish old, no amendment was ob- Yesterday, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Toxteth-park,
market, The cotton glove trade is still very dull-at Present George Dean, Spuring, hence at Vera Cruz, and sailed for ter, Warwickshire, wine merchants.-J. Shuttleworth ~,, by the Rev. J. Hassell, Captain WILLIAM THRISCOTT, to
,
nd Co., COTTON MARKET, AssousT 12. tainable ; a very small lot of Irish new Wheat, however,
there seems but a faint hope of improvement ; the silk glove Laguna 28th June Nottingham, tea dealers.-Puplett and Jackson Stock rt h hth
po , T oug e market appears quieter than usual, there hest which appeared to-day, was sold at 7s. 2d. per 701bs.- MARY, eldest daughter of the la •
te Mr. DAVID MILLER,
branch is in a worse state than the cotton. The bobbin net Isabella, hence off St. Michael's, With fOreyard Sprung, and woollen drapers.-Miller and M•Kinle m nci ' pilot, of North Yarmouth.
i trade is still very dull, but not to the extent of discharging many sailed for the Cape of Good Hope to Calico printers. y, a tester, engravers notwithstanding, been a fair trade demand to the extent of Home made and Irish Flour being in slow request, was
5000 bales ; exporters have also bought 1010 Surats, making
• of the workmen. Improvements are yet in progress, but none Senhor dos Passos, hence at s'. Michael
BANKRUPTS. the total sales of to-day 6000 bales, at last week's prices, with the turn cheaper, and Canadian free scarcely supported DIED.
L of a decisive character, except that of making scollop br, adths, Jane, Goodwin, sailed from Smyrna for this port 10th nal=
l which is a very important acquisition. As yet but few of the Mary Stuart Hill, hence at Constantinople, with loss of bow- George Charles Smith, Kensington, builder. a dull but not drooping market. Holders show no anxiety to late prices.
On the 4th instant, aged 35 years, JOHANNA, wife Of Mr.
with little passing in each, re-
aew road le sell except at extreme prices, feeling sanguine that the daily Barley, Malt, and Pease,
W. S. PLUM B, joiner.
e inac Ines have been launched, a sort of pause having sprit, having been in contact with a vessel off Marmora Elizabeth Manley, Chapel-street aud Strutton-grOund, West-
, taken pla requirements of the trade, without any assistance from specu- mained stationary in value ; whilst Beans, upon a mode-
' ditinll thce' The warp lace trade still keeps in a very fair con- Leila,Orfeur, hence at Syra, and proceeded to Constantinople, minster. On the sth instant, at Islington, London, in his 83d year, STE-
lators, will keep the market steady, and prevent any decline in rate demand, were a shade dearer. PHEN LUCAS, Esq.
, Ployeri e hands being pretty well, though not properly em- after landing the master, sick Thomas Turner, Sheffield, grocer.
prices
the initiesa far as regards wages. The making of new net is on Cato, Henderson, and Arethusa, Mitchell, hence at St. Pe- Henry Joseph Edward Saffran, Huddersfield, cloth merchant. - • Oats, continuing to meet very little attention, hardly Same day, aged SO, Mrs. LAW, of Horsted•place, Uckfield,
' es a toleritati and in all probability it will further increase, as it tersburg William Wyrill, Bradford, Yorkshire, ironmonger. sustained our last currency. Oatmeal, notwithstanding, relict of Ewan Law, Esq.
,
straight-cloy:4P good article, superior to inferior grourids of Apollo, Scheimer, hence at Pillau Richard Jackson and Richard Yale, Leeds, engineers. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, was disposed of much more freely and extensively than of Same day, ag•ed 37 years, Mr. JOSEPH NEWTON, victualler,
,
Rathbone-street.
• LI bobbin nets.-Nottingham Journal. Dorothea, Hoppe, hence at Danzie John Trevitt, Lapley, Staffordshire, butcher. From the 2nd to the Bth August, Inclusive. • d 'ni It
late at the full rates of this ay se n g i .
, Thomas Carter, jun., Waltham, Leicestershire, butcher. , Same day, MARY OGDEN, Knight-street.
, PRY • Elizabeth, Schade, hence at Hamburg
Abraham Ogden, Rochdale, Lancashire, sizer. , Prices paid lAI 50 RTs Same day, at Broadwater-house, near Worthing, ELLINOR,
-CES OF SHARES, AUGUST 12. Palestine, Nairn, sailed from Jamaica for Manzanilla 30th
widow of the Rev. H. L. WALSH', D.C.L., and daughter of his
Robert Edwards, Aberdovey, Merionethshire, draper. SALES or THE WEEK. 'in the week. ThisWk.thisyear
• June
MONTHLY ACCOUNT of Imports, Duties Paid
. Ranger, Dobson ; Priscilla Eliza, Jones; and Libra, Tripp, DIVIDENDS. •-- -
1 and Bonded Stocks in Liverpool, viz. :-Imported into
' Grace the late William Newcome, Archbishop of Armagh.
Same day, in his 80th year, Mr. HEZEKIAH BRIGGS of
SHARES. .4
m Amt. Sales hence at Helvoet Igo Sea Island
Aug. 27, J. Peel, C. Harding, and W. Willock, Tamworth, 1 80 , Stained
42 10 ' 734 ! 302640 Liverpool from the Ist to the 31st July, 1844. Foreign- Bingley. He had been ringer at the parish church upward's of
•••••••••••"-------___ Fe paid. This Day. Princess Victoria, Thompsori, hence at Brouwershaven manufacturers of cotton.-Aug. 27, B. and S. Vanderplank, - i
- Actaeon, Davies, hence at Mazatlan 8700 IBowed Georgia
Saville-row, woollen drapers.-Aug. 27, T. Green, Abchurch- - Mobile .. 31 -Sa Pease 2944 qrs. ; Indian Corn, 2608 qrs.; Oatmeal, 2 On the 6th instant, aged 63 years, ALICE, relict of the late
RAIL ---------
---
Belton a WAYS. & 4" Eleanor, Chapman, hence, and Wm. Ackers, hence and Pay- lane, bill broker.-Ang. 27, W. B. •
Elridge, Long-acre, coach. 7ggo
{Alabama and Tennes 34 -4a 14797 595476 ' 16 b 1 B 't• h dC l • 1
sacks ; Flour, 46,2 arre. s. ri Ls an o onza - Captain WILLIAM TOMLINSON.
Birkenhend Bury
..
. 50 50 ta, at ditto, and proceeded to the Sandwich Islands maken-Aug. 27, J. Ruez de Alzedo, Bank-buildings, merchant. - Same day, aged 2 years and 9 months, JOHN WILKINSON.
440 New Orleans - 60
Wheat, 19,450 qrs. ; Barley, 1392 qrs. ; Oats, 21,238 qrs. •
Ditto _ aad and Chester
hlf 50 50 311 Black Prince, Martin, hence at Callao -Aug. 24, G. Thorneycroft, jun., Wolverhampton, iron-manu- '2 r buco &Parai.! 51 -62 e 1 Same day, at his residence, Church-street, s oho-square, Lon-
Ditto,
__ . :
Birraineoew, issued at .e 33 dis. 50 6 21, i port 26th April
enaM an CERTIFICATES 480 Bahia and Maceio .... Iba - 6 .... iso74 Corn, 9 qrs. ; 0 ,
atmeal 6734 sacks ; Flour, 19,005 sacks of the Royal Academy.
Ditto d Gloucester
Birmin , quarter
-- 28 this port 7th May To be granted unless cause be shown to the contrary on the ' Maranham .. 54 -64 } 1630 91 792 barrels.—Duties paid in Liverpool from the Ist to Same day, at Southport, aged 88, Mr. JOHN BOWKER, late
0 Dittegoleat and Derby
__ 0 } 24401 of New-hall, Pendleton.
100 100 Middleton, Tinnion, from Buenos Ayres, at dive) Sawginned
Same day, aged 56, Mr. JAMES BOWDEN, of Spring Mount
,tilackbu- -•"
~ eighth Sher - - Wallace, Main, from New South Wales, at ditto Aug. 29, J. Carpenter, Rothwel. Northamptonshire, apothe- • Minas -1.. 1 ~ , ley, 690 qrs. ; Beans, 4931 qrs. ; Pease, 2168 qrs. ; Indian
'ristol rs-a and Preston es
John Souchay, Tallestein, sailed from ditto for this port 10th eary.-Aug. 30, P. J. Papillon, Leeds, wine merchant.-Ang. 29,
-
. Corn, 72 qrs. ; Flour, 121 barrels. Colonial-Wheat, • s.
o. reading a letter, which he had just received, at the Post..
Caled o.nd Gloucester April N. Procter, Leeds, tanner.-Aug. 29, G. Parker, Sheffield, spade 10 Demerara,SurinamAc 74 - - ....
Dublin -lax'
..
100 100
•• • • 12,251 qrs. ; Barley, 500 qrs. ; Pease, 2829 qrs. ; Flour, office door, when Ise dropped down, and instantly expired.
tinbrn and 1);oili.e ...
Alciope, on the 12th April, both for Valparaiso chante--Aug. 29, T. Western, Brushford, Devonshire, malster. - 124 .. • • 33231
. ... - - - -•• 622 ,
64 090 bris.—Stocks of Grain, Flour, and Oatmeal, in Li- On the 7th instant, in his 82nd year, WILLIAM DONALD,
f Great George-square.
r, in aud cat a
verpool, 31st July, 1844. In Bond-Wheat, 118,776 qrs. ; Esq., o
°vet, new.. sel - - 1 1 da aed 29 AGNES, wife of Mr. DAVID JONES,
12e Palmyra, Croat. sailed from Demerara for this port Ist ultimo merchants. - - - Barley, 8809 qrs. ; Oats, 6249 ars. ; Beans, 24,235 qrs. ; s
oSame y, g ,
h emaker, 19, Cazneau-street.
Baster eld- .................... Hiram, Jones, hence at Barbadoes 200 Laguayra S
41 - 1 1 1
n ‘,,,,:m , ............. .... CERTIFICATES Pease, 10,606 qrs. ; Flour, 124,336 barrels. Same day, at Flower-place, Godstone, Surrey, in his 84th
Create`i hties
25 23 Ann, Berwick, from Ichaboe, at ditto To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown - ). 757 9581 - year, the Hon. GEORGE HENRY NEVILL, only brother to the
Perpet at '616 13s 4d Enchantress, Bissett, sailed from ditto for this port Bth ultimo to the contrary on or before Aug. 27.
- - - I I CORN EXCHANGE. AuGuST S. late and uncle to the present Earl of Abergavenny.
EaSter nal .... • "•• • • 24. 8*
sts Id Vessels spoken :-The Ellen, of Waterford, from Trinidad for - - - Same day. at his house, Percy-street, London aged 80 years,
zdiab n en__ . ......
.. ......... 6 2-5 13s 4d . •
Dominica, running list° St. Thomas's 22nd altimo, with loss of J. Falkingham,Bradford, Yorkshire, bacon facton-J. Taylor, - - J J There is no alteration to notice in the duties this week, ex-
JOSEPH HUME, Esq., late of the Admiralt • '
tiro:unties, Registered Carlisle, miller.-T. Newton, cept on foreign Rye, reduced to 7s fid per quarter. Although
riitto-b' and Glas •• • • of mainmast; Alcyone, from Richibucto for this port, 29th ult. Holbeach, Lincolnshire, cattle 3340 Surat 22 -41 Same day at Woodplum tton d , 3'.
e 8 the Rev. HENRY'
Dit,„ Qr. ..... g°\''' 50 50 in lat. 45, long. 39 ; Montezuma, 3oth ultimo, in lat. 47, long. dealer. W. Pa. • Southampton, grocer.-J. S. Tolson, - - - } 3496 1 74319 tbe wind has been fair for arrivals, we have received very little
FOSTERPIA
, e incumbent elf th ag
"
Glas-' Leith and 12
.. ........... 123 4 35 ; George Washington, Ist instant, in lat. 49. long. 27 Huddersfield. f loth manufacturen-W. Chamberlain, ...... Bengal .. - -
.... so produce of any kind during the last three days from Ireland,
upwards of thirty-five ea e above-named township for
60W, Paisle . ewhaven .. 2n 20
Tampico, June 19.-The Helen, Davies, from Liverpool, was Peckham, linen .-C. Nichols, Wakefield, bookseller. 42660 ' - and with scarcely anything worth namilig coastwise, we have
Same da a ' y • 1.2*
y, t Ins residence 25 Islin ton ft 1
New Y, & Greenock.. 25 25
stranded on the bar, coming iu, 13th instant, and has been con- INSOLVENTS (PETITIONERS.) bales 21414 I 117)974 no Foreign in to-day • the only import thence since
Grain fresh , , g ,aer a ong and
protracted illness, Mr. JOSEP ' '
Ditt d ........... 2,1- 123
demned. Cargo saved, only a small part with damage. - 0. II JONES, wholesale grocer,
Glaso ° per cent • ........
- Thomas Crook, Heaton Norris, Lancashire, provision - itt-otreet. His death will be severe
can States; yet, notwithstanding the previous large supplies ' ly felt by a large circle of
Green W, Paisley ad • interest .. 7e 14
TENERIFFE, July 11.-A large vessel, bottom up, and covered dealer.
relations and friends.
LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. from abroad, and the extensive clearance of Wheat from
teran:ck, Prefere n Ayrshire .. 50 50 594 with barnacles, has been towed on shore on the south side of Thomas Glover, Hinckley, Leicestershire, victualler. On the Sth inst. a
.„.. Jooet,__ nee - 12 6 3
Gomara Beach, and twenty-nine casks of palm oil taken out of William Pursell, Shrewsbury, carpenter.
Preston.
:;,'lt-to half -.,r2i. ................ too 100
MADDER, V CiVt.S. d. s. d .
the trade, the pressure on the market has been much less than
her. Charles Kyte Thorndick, Brandon, Suffolk, cabinetmaker. Asnos Same
.day, in her 39th year, after a long and painful illness,
tilexteer
... li.a es .............. so 50
TENBY, August 4.-The Dart, Gladstone, from Sydney for Charles Painter, Burton-on-the-Water, Glocestershire, wheel. Montreal,Pot 23 0®24 0 Dutch, crop.... 76 0 -80 0 might have been expected, owing to the prevalence of stormy
Great ealghtb:
................... 25 10
Liverpool, is aground at the pierhead, with loss of sails, and wright. Pearl, new 25 0 -25 3 Ombro 69 0 -74 0 and unsettled weather, which has greatly interrupted, though bo.rne with exemplary patience. ALICE CLARISSA, the beloved
Ditto"sterte .. .............. - ~. 124
not entirely prevented the progress of reaping; many fields of .
wife of Mr. SAMUEL TILLING, licensed victualler, Bevington-
cargo shifted. Thomas Collett Matthews, Burton-on-the-Water, Gloces. U. States, Pot 22 6 -23 0 Gamene 57 0 -67 0
Dit, serilw ............... 100 75
Wheat and Oats in this vicinity having been cut during the hill anthd eldest daughter of Mr. Thomar Earnshaw.
Greeeoeaft era es - 4 tershire, currier. Pearl none. Mull O- 0 0
favourable interyals that have occurred. This, with the con- tr. eth instant, at Caneing-street, Everton, aged 1 year
RoiylNaorth
of
~res - 8 6 French, S.F. .. 62 0 -67 0
THURSDA Y, AUGUST 8.-Wind W.N.W. fresh. a ent probability of old Wheat coming into greater requisi. rAnu a months, MA. RY, infant daughter of the late ROBERT
n'eland lOO 100 ex new Joseph Cheadle, Bursletn, upholsterer. Oak', le ton 50- 6 0 5.F.F... 69 0 -73 ose-u - ANISTER, of -1111 house, W est Kirby, Cheshire.,
liiill ae„ds• • ... e•
ten, than was lately contemplated, has produced a more general
ARRIVED. -William & Eliza, Price, from Leghorn-Sarah, George Meredith Pridley, Ellesmere, Shropshire, grocer. German.... 4 0 - 5 0 E.5.F... 75 0 -8. 0
Leicester eit'Y
.i
. ( .......
Same day, at ,A, Lord-street, aged I.) months, EelelA, daugh-
Laneasm and swann Up) - 100 Tulloch, from Malaga-Emma, Jarvis, from Gibraltar-Herald, Sophia Halls, Colchester, out of business. - BRIMSTONE, 19, fon E.5.F.F.83 0-go o firmness, and a partial improvement in the value of some de-ter of Mr. JAMES GALT.
Ditto rthan4 P mgton
Sicily, &c... 526- 5 10 Spanish .... 65 0 -87 o --- -P- - ex , Same day, at Leeds, aged 85, Mr. WILLIAM TAYLOR. He
reston there has also been a good inquiry for Flour for consumption,
N._ -eree_e__ - -- MOLASSES,IO cwt. was eighteen years serjeant in the 11th Light Dragoons
'' Live •-ueand c_ 'liner shares ' - - from Cronstadt. Peter Tyror, Liverpool, coach builder. CASSIA LIGNEA,s, d. S. d St. Lucia, &c... 21 0 -22 0 5000 to 6000 brl_.
s having been taken at very full prices, but we
h \AR ELI
Same day, aged 4 mont s, A Y ZABLTII, daughter of
biirt ol ati,riTas..e - John Wood, Liverpool, Cart owner. * cwt. in bd 62 0-68 0 Demerara, &c.. 22 0 -24 0 have not observed any speculative transactions in either ; and
E B JACKSON St James's-nlace
in other kinds of produce no business of moment has transpired. Mri -• " • , - •
Dits I'm shar"eeelicster
tondo_ eait eii„~ -- r-street, aged 20,
E Ides
tindsatuagnhtter of Mr. J. WA LTHEW.
Ditto' and Birtn-•es - E SOTni Ith Re
' eioth
reign free Wheats were held, st the commencement, Id to ad aged 14 months, EMILY, •oungest
Ditto quarter Ingham ........ Stock, 100 17th July Marcus Keymer, Manchester, warehouseman. French & Germ.so -58 0 Gallipoli .... 4•44 6 -45 o daughter of Mr. GEORGE ROBINSON, printer 3
per 7,91 b. over Tuesday's rates ; but the morn
COcoA,l9, cwt. Trieste 42 0 -43 0 ing turning out , Johnson's-
London i hhar ........... 2 Parthenon, Woodbury, from New Orleans, •- t this port ; sailed William Steel, jun., Liverpool, victualler.
olace Mansfield-street.
fine with a more settled appearance, the ad - '
bitto
8,
no
es
..... 32.
Trinidad.. - 40 0- 45 0 Simi, 42 o -43 0 vance was in very
2 383 ex. 20th June. On the 2nd ultimo, in lat. 27, long. 67, spoke the John Rowland, Liverpool, viytualler. On the lith instant, i:ged :o months w LFR
Lo„, Loa_ einem .......... 2..
Grenada .. Malaga 41 0 -42 0 few instances paid, and tlie trade afrerwards proceeded and • I ED A UGUSTITS,
} 30 0- 53 0 son of Mr. JOHN BARBER, Claremont-grove, Kirkdale.
closed precisely on the terms last noted
eon tior7 esoiBa ............ 50 50 Damascus, from Mobile for Havre. On the 27th ultimo, in lat. John Bloor, Macclesfield. Cheshire, silk manufacturer.
Brazil Portugal &e: .. 40 0 -42 0 - , at which a moderate
Lyon
anitto, iSontlith pir._ ..... .. ...... 10 10 46, long. 38, spoke the Adams, from Charleston for this port. John Bowler, Liverpool, whip maker.
Comocs, le cwt. in bond. Levaxt . ...
kdan„and Ay ,Sh,ree t n .... 50 414 On the 28th ultimo, experienced a hurricane, the wind veering William Thistlethwate, Liverpool, cigar dealer.
Jame. triage 130 0-• 60 0 Palm, f ton 26 0 -27 0 any means so lively as yesterday, was in fair demand, the •••e•-••••-••-•- _
_______
ka.u-"ester, e'lou . s ........ _ from S.W. to N.W. On the 31st, in lat. 49, long. 27, spoke tire
-.4...-- ordinary ~ Fish,* 252 galls. general runs of home made, Irish and Canadian, maintaining
Dif,liester atibpA).6. ir ... ...
..
Amoy, hence for Quebec
good& fine o. 67 0- 83 0 pale 34 0 -34 10 our last quotations. LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY.
Barley, Malt and Pease were steady in value, but not readily
Frithloff, for Ekenas, has put back.
middling .... 84 0- g 5 0 coloured..3l o -33 o Direct. I, direct I Direct. Indirect
ktene"h°eastne Ditto 111rutir,Ilialr .- . 10_ 0 9430
Unity, Lewis, from Cardigan for this port, at Holyhead, with PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. saleable. Beans upon a moderate demand, were the turn
f t od 'd 100 0-110 0 Cod .. 31 10 -32 o
rlitto her and LeatensionaL •• • 1.. e 1 tobacco menu ac urers go mi ... dearer.
• 7 mainmast split J. Wharam and J. Fletcher, Liverpoo ,
Australia.. _ April 16. Lima ____l-____, -______.
orn dealers-W. H. Rushton and fine mid. &c. 114 0-138 0 •LINSEED, ye cwi27 0 -27 6 1 . May 11.
Ditto 7, alf shar„eds - . • • '° Oats, attended by a limited inquiry, merely sustaine o
too 70 Waterlily, English, hence for Newfoundland, at Holyhead, -A, and L. GM, Warrington, c
ton-spinners-Ashworth and Chad- Dutch, triage } Rape,pale do. 40 0 -41 0 . d f rmer Bahia .... .. June 22 Maranham June 26.
Miai - euarter si ' • .... ••• • ' •
T. Havvorth, Blackburn, cot 30 0- 50 0 prices ; Oatmeal, on the contrary, continued to be taken rather Barbadoes .. July 8. Mauritius , .. may' 1,,
- and co ~ lazes . .. • .... 50 30 with loss of fore topmast and jibboont
mmission agents. ordinary „ furpen. ap, cwt. 24 6 -25 0 freely by country dealers, good marks of Irish, in some cases, Bombay .. .. June 19. Mobile
Ditto, lll:cies ••• • • .... 25 2 Deddon, Darley, hence for Newcastle, at Holyhead, leaky, wick, Manchester, co
lONS OF DIVIDENDS. ood &fine 050 0- 60 0 Rice as ewt , . July 12.
,
DECLARAT g • , realizing an improvement of 3d, and one or two small lots, B. Ayres .. -
, i..Bth
,hisarter ............ 100 100 109 and with loss of sails, bulwarks, &c.
leton, Liverpool, merchant. middling .... 65 0- 70 0 Carolina, dress. 0 0 -24 0 .. I Monte Video.l
, . • May 23.
N. " ftare ...........
John & Henry, Hughes, hence for ditto at ditto, with loss of R, we Op .
manufactured front this years crop, commanded '27s per 2401 b. Calcutta . .. • - • - uly 11,
in bond 16 0 -18 0 10 N. Orleans 1 . 1
orth Mid s ..............
- I chant
T. White, Liverpoo , mer , 'd
good mi . 75 0- 80 0
Ditto land
. ..........
... - - forcyard and mainsail split
D. Parker, Manchester, hop merchant. fine mid., &c. Bengal, ord. doll 0 -11 6 G. G. Hope .. May 17. New York
• ITtt rieNv .. • ........... 100 100 Elizabeth, Seward, hence at Galata
t Milford, with H. Griffiths, Chelford, Cheshire, innkeeper. 50 0- 80 0 inicl to fine .. 11 a -12 6 PRICES OF GRAIN. Charleston .. July 16. Pernambuco .1 .. June. 27.
e,,, 1 0
.t3e , ..........
Mocha
e_eeorth e„, ' (is 8d
............. 50 40 Nymph, Delahoyde, from Cowes for this port, a
H. S. Hewitt, Manchester, licensed victualler. Chine. .... .. April 21. Rio Janeiro. .1 , ,
,
North -ern
.................. 334 211 loss of sails, foreyard, &c. ainboom C S and W Heywood Man
ck with loss of m , . . . , chester, warehousemen. Ceylon - 95 0 African none.
.. 19
_
Demerara .. July 5 Savannah _ i ... July 4.
Java - 50 0 Rum, * gallon, in bond. Wheat,* 701 b .... red s. d s d s. d. s. d
xewe Br tish
... ....... - Thetis, for Southampton, has put haone
man
in
_lured.
W. Warren, Pownall Fee, Cheshire, blacksmith. Havana _ - 11 St. Helena _ „ June 22.
Di„astie and
Ca'ri,
. :
- - 24 bulwarks, stancheons, sails, tt:c• 000
the 51auritius for the Cape L. and J. Rostron, Edeufield, Lancashi Havana Jamaica, Engli,h - -®- ja • " . 8 Val araiso .
re, manufacturers. good& fine.. 40 0- 50 0 12 to 16 o. p... 26- 2 10 Ditto, old - .. • le .. May I.
e, 0 quarte h isle
Vessels spoken :-Grecian., r m
float. 34 S, long. 26 E ; Queen of W. and J. Sha k lel h 75 - 7 9 do. .... -- - , •
rroc s, anc ester, machine makers. u litre. .. .. .. 8 Vera Cruz .. .. July 1.
oiewcastl r 8 ares
of Good Hope, 25th May,
m 30th June, he lat. is N, long. 25 St. Donnngo.. 30 0- 32 0 stronger 3- 3 6 Irish - 6 9 do. _, . -- - - ag
Prest e and Darlin to J - BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
p .On and w. g n Line. 25 18 England, hence for Calcatta,
Brazil 3O 0- 34 0 choice marks.. 4 0 5 0 Ditto, old - 7 3 do, .. . - -- -
aris ane e Yre .............. - - W. Ily 30.-The Messenger, Johns, F. Kennedy N
, ew Bond-street, and York-place, Vauxhall- La '
guira 40 0- 80 0 SAFFLOWER, 13, COI. Rye, English, * qr.. - -- - Irish6o•Tb -- - TIDE TABLE.
ro d L d
a , on on, stationer. .
Par' " xnuen - - 38/ ST. MARGARET's Hors. en 'pg. through Water Sound,
_ IS and Orleans
ounded in corm
Barley, English
Paris and Lyons - 3.,/ from Liverpool. gr .
thout damage, and proceeded for BANKRUPTS. Logwood, Jam. --- 515 good & fined: 7 0 710 Scotch & Irish,*6olb 3g— 4 2 do. .... -- -
Runcorn Gap - 6 0 ord. & mid 410- 6 10 Malt, English, ye qr... 58 0 -63 0 brown.. -- - DAYS. MRN. EPN . HEIGHT HOLYDAYS, ETC.
100 ioo ,
_ Ditto, preference Stronsa. 7 -We experienced a very violent gale yes- flax-spinners.
,". - sa Carnpeachy 776- 7 10 Bombay - 2 16 Irish - - --- -
PWLLIIELI, Aug. •
iver 00l for Aber stwith Joseph Elise and William Dix n • -
-Rouen and Havre ...... -
........ 2o 8 lot from L P Y , was driven o , Ktngston-upon er 11 111
--u.., m...ers. Fustic, Span... 312 6 410 SALTPETRE, yr cwt. s. d. s. d Oats, Is 70Ib. Tuesday 13 io 48 11 6 15 1
~ Sheffield and Manchester ...... 100 821 85i terday. The Pi ,
ant and the Now Milford at Porthor Henry Jecks Dixon and John Dixon, Kidderminster, and Al- T pico
, Quarter
on shore at Porthyn , l ,
50- 5 5 East India .... 21 6 -27 6 E'lish & Scotch, new 27- 2 10 old .... -- - Wednes. 14 11 24 11 41 16 3 New Moon.
.......... - - ln A„a 7.-A small s oop, coal laden, is on shore dermanbury, carpet manufacturer.
South Eastern and Dover 5O 50 Soeenrorer, s,• Puerto Cabello 45-4 10 South American 14 0 -14 6 Irish. fine qualities.. 27- 2 8 a Thurs... 15 11 58 - 17 6 Jupiter rises 81135 m.
:"''• • her foresail is marked " Eris, Holyhead." It is James limes, Cheltenham, ironmonger.
New shares
rew are drowned. CERTIFICATES Cuba - 8 0 SHELL LAC, le cwt. in bon:I. good - 2 7 • do. Friday .16 015 033 18 4
South Western
NICARAGUA WOOD. orange 48 0 -66 0 middling - 2 6 I Saturday 17 020 1 8 18 4 Mars rises 4h hem m.
' To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the Rio de la Ilache liver and block 32 0 -45 6 undried Sunday. 18 127 148 18 2 1 Ith Sunday aft. Trinity
, Ditto 4 shares - 20
black .. 2 5- 2 6
Shrewsbury and Grand Junction. - 2
Au . 30, W. Burton, Kin -street Soho u holster -
g g , , 9 er Sept. 8, 12 0- 13 0 Neutria, le dos C 0 -12 0
day of meeting. solid lO 0- 11 0 SKINS, Welsh 2- 2 6 old .... - - Monday. 19 2 6 e 37 17 1 Venire rises 2h 19m in,
,
Scarborough - - FRIDAY, AueusT 9.—Wind W.N.W. clean - --- - -
' T J. Levett, Soharn, Cambridgeshire, carpenter-Aug. 30, J. S. small BO-8 10 Chinchilli, do. 10 0 -25 0 Scotch& Irish,l94Bolb 31 0 -33 0 d • NORTHERN HOSPITAL, Ana. 10.
..,ceurs and Bourdeaux - ARRIVED.-Oxnard, Heinckley, from New Orlea Christophers East India Chambers Leadenhall stre
ire ns-Adams, ' • - et, Lou- Lima, 501 id.... 13 0- 14 10 Seal, each 2 0- 2 4 Pease, English, white-, 37 0 —39 0 blue.... -- - -
nt Valley - - Gay, from Charleston-Eulalie, f
[WEEKLY REPORT.]
'Ulster ---, Min Bilboa-M '.
don, merchant-Aug. 30, J. Dixon, Sheffield, linendraper-Aug. Barwood, Ango.s 0 - 5 5 Sireenec,* cwt.
50 294 Reardon, from Demerara and DMA' 0 • . ary, Do. & Irish.... maple' 34 0 -35 0 grey .. 30 0 -31 0 ADMITTED. DISCHARGED.
, t °Lk in- non Sunberg, from 31, T. and T. Humphrey, Kingston-upon-Hull, shipwrights-. Gaboon .... -- 4 0 Sicily 9- 9 3 Tares,* qr
RI, LI North Midland 25 50 ex new Gamla Carleby-Isabella, Roberts f ' ..- - - Foreign. 30 0 31 0 Accidents 2B I Cured
1 on, rom St. Petersbure- Sept. 3, J. L. Smith, Leicester, cabinet maker-Aug. 30, H. Camwood .. 10 0- 21 0 Palermo
M g
~,_ Palf ShareS 25 25 Juno, Schwregard, from Krageror-Leonesa, M d e Griffiths, Chelford, Cheshire, innkeeper. Red San. Wood 75- - Trieste e - 8 0 English, fine
,
e calf, from 38 0 -44 0 super .. 40 0 -41 0 Upon recommendation ... 16 Attending as Out Patients. 19
'°__Lail kGi Liverpool lOO 124 ex dir New York ; sailed 15th July-Theodor Behrend CERTIFICATES Verona lrregular
I ----- ik'ruu h , Paterson, from FLAX, 'V ton. a - 6 0 Irish
c,_ g Bank 2 ) 10 Danzig-and Johanna, Hillier, from Wismar. To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shewn Riga. P.T.R. .. 35 0- 36 0 Tyrolese - 8 0 Oatmeal,* le. of 2401b1 Total 44 Died • .
, ........... an'shauercial of Liv - l
--es -est of a etpoo .. 20 10 ------. to the contrary on or before Aug. 30. Inburg, 9 head 32 0- 33 0 SUGAR, V, cwt. Irish, new -120 3 -20 9 ,old .... :9 6 -20 0 Remainingin the Hospital. . 77.
, Ivehe„''ngland 2O 10 Allerton, Phillips, from China in the D C. William, Sutton-street, York-rOad, Lambeth, London, Archangel .... 36 0- 42 0 }LP. Muscovado --
r ,_
____ Notthe-:.-er At lepool Dscte , 20 10 March, and from St. Helena 16th June. On th 6
owns ; sailed 18th
e 1 th of April,
• furrier-H. Alden, Oxford, stationer-J. and S. Owen, Sheffield, Dutch & Elem. 45 0- 80 0 moist brown 54 0 -54 6
House Visiters, Rev. T. Hornby and E. G. Dea E
i ____ North
_en and Central ..., 10 10 in the Straits of Sunda, spoke the Harbinger, from ;in a ore to merchants-J. B. W. Knight, St. James's-walk, Clerkenwelle GALLs, * cwt. dry brown .. 55 0 -57 0 PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL. ne, sq.
i n .Jul Soutl
----. 1„-Yal of Li 1 Wales._ 10 10 ex div this port, and the Gratitude, from China to Dublin. g P London, printer-C. Hopkins, Stapleton, Gloucestershire, Turkey, blae .. S 6 0- 0 0 good & mid.. 58 e -60 0 _ Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq
• Duty• Chaplain, Rev. Wm. Hughes.--House-Sur .
, ••••..... uoth L. VerPool lOOO 500 Devonport, Parry, sailed from St. Ilelena for this port, Bth miller, mixed 45 0- 48 0 fine &v. fine 64 0 -E7 0 WOOD, Deals, 120 stand. in. duty paid
:EIS 0 6 0 o geon, Mr. Parker
Live eneashire
. ---''' LiverPi3oh U • ..
.., mon ....... 20 10 Julia, Hamilton, sailed from Zante for this pert, lith ultimo. GINGER, 4), cal. dabs and mo 45 0 -50 0 memei
1 .....__, _rpooi
14 0 - - 0 o
.2. .-:...:: LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, Auo. 10.
.._, %IL, oanking Co ........ 20 10 Hercules, Madigan, hence at Malta. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. Barbadoes .... 45 0- 50 0 brown & yel. 62 0 -56 0 Gothenburg .
is 0 - 0 0 Fs,:
. •-x ha anti Do
GO 0-200 0 fine yellew -57 0 -63 0 Wyburg .. ....... .. .• - --.-.
L. age Suildi rset .......... 20 74 Swift, Shears, hence at Genoa. AUGUST. Hoye Jamaica - 18 0
re os DISCHARGED •
C Pool
District Court, 12 E. India, in bd. 15 o 20 0 East India, Bengal
- - Petersburg
ADMITTED.
~and Rat.pgs ............ 100 Vriend•chap, Sap; Eleanor, Marsh ; Esther, Smith ; Ebene- 13, Cochrane and Robertson, (audit)
100
Ditto, 12 Geer, * cwt. Khaur .. , ... 46 0 -SO 0 PLANKI,P _ _ 033 043 I 0.; 3 26 In-patients 3l
i , atlotil,°rks .. lugtor• Water 1 zer, Lark, and Dove, Alden, hence at Helvoet. 13, Wm. May, (Ist)
; le c -itt ....... r 200 200 ex div
Ditto, 12 Arabic, Turkey 80 0-140 0 browns& yel. 52 o -56 , o Danzig, uee!,
__ Relieved and at own request 6 Oust-patients
pow ~ o .........
...... ' Mathilde, Michalsou, from Louvain for this port, at Torbay. 14, John Vernon, (2nd)
d fuse6s 0 -68 0 British American Pine - 021 J ,i..i Fa Made Out-patients
14. Edward Pritchard, (proof and div.) Ditto, )2 East India. 24 0 78 0 , good an
Tuwoon. per fathom. 1 Casuals during the week.. 7
C. la a,,,,,,r:..ew Gas 8_ le ............ 100 Stock. Rowena, Tregarthen, hence at Sicily for Genoa, with loss of 00- 0 0 extra line.... 65 _6 -70 a LA . , . Irregular
Ditto, 12 Barbary
5 .Ditto
nmets Lila
ceoke eo. „ „ 100 Stock. jibboom and bulwarks. 20, Robert Edwards, (Ist) .
anilla, in bst. 15 o -19 a , Danzig, 4 tem t 6 o o o 1 Remaining in the house . 203
1 Senegal .... 120 0-130 0 M 0 .42 Os Dead
23, warner, Marsack and Manning, (audit).. Ditto,
British American 2i
r LlVerpooMBhares 43MPanY •• . . 100 100 Emerald, Thomas, hence for the Mediterranean, at Genoa.
Hemp, 19, ton di s. e s. Havana, .fo. . 4 0 - 0 0 is. -
, Premier, Newman, hence for Marseilles, at Genoa.
P'burg, clean.. 20 o- 30 0 brown • l7 0 -18 0 teLtuotemev, per foot of 1 inch thick .
ee Corn, •sitrioe e .......... - 90 Consulting Snrgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr .D aws on .
Saucy Jack, Salter, hence for Montreal, at Genoa, with loss
outshot 27 '0- 28 0 yellow . 10 0 -22 0 Honduras
, inarin_ *Any . aasurahce l• PACKET LIST. 0 6 - 0 3 "sod. Chaplain Rev. Thos. Harries.
0 Liver v 4ssurat; ......... ..
I 100 25 of topmasts and bulwarks.
Riga, Rhine .. 30 0-- 31 0 white 0rd....24 0 -26 0 Cuba - 1 0 s Apothecary, Mr. George Padley.
5 at,„, Pool pir_ ee ..... Vessels spoken :-Eglinton, hence to Quebec, 10th ultimo, in GENERAL POST-OFFICE, August 9. outshot 28 0- 29 0 good & fine- 28 0 -31 0 St. Domingo l- 1 6 I 20s. House Visiters, Rev..l, B. Monk and H. Bann E '
10 long. 45 ; Amity, from Mobile to this port, 25th ultimo, in lat.
er, sq.
; 4;71 ster jass'oan d Life.... ••
••
..
••• • • - Archangel .... 0 0- 0 0 Brazil, in bond. OAK PLANKS, BritiSllAMeriCall 0 0 - 0 0 1 House Surgeon .
23 c 9, long. 47 ; St. Lawrence. bound west, ist instant, in long. in Z Fe le
...nese t.i-,.plic 524 f x c,ce.
Mr. M`Cheane.
C Harei:caries, „fence ce ..... 20
Mrea. a se c. 10 < t. 51 ....r1 IV ----‘,31.4,,,,m..-+ Manilla 22 0- 23 0 brown l5 0 -15 0 re.tawooo, per cable reet -... .. a CP - a a fiesper Id.
10 28 ; Flora, hence to Alexandria, 11th ultimo, in lat. 37, long. 1 ; . m..., g% a. ato ,e,,A, xg r rie, oaS.ecseaa. e e. E, F e
14 0- 20 0 yellow 0 0- 0 0 STAVES, per 1200. JAMES BOLD. Treasurer.
4-nder'gt°n lartaleany'raPanY... 10
Bombay
4 -----_________
) • Roe,_ tor/cart e.ks .
........... 10 10 Lady Raffles, hence to Ichaboe, Bth June, in lat. C 6 S., long. ~,,,, c'.:l •,e,
...:„. re te re s, a-a, - tei Vh..."0,'" (c), s E.,e ii.s ,-)
' Jute l3 0- 15 0 white Ord. -19 0 21 0 Danzig, C. Pipe £lOO 0 -140 0 1 ___________________
't -' k 4 Perry Ying. c_ .......... 100 100 30 W. ; Rival, hence to Nassau, 3lst ultimo, in lat. 43, long. a ,e,„7„' re ? 4 g.,B,,.__i.iitr,jo,,s su, 7,,
I. tl, F., ~ H
28s. do. RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETUR
t, Hum, Ox and Cow, le lb good and fine 22 0 -24 0 mid. 6O 0-70 0 I NS.
, eaneTue re •• • uraPanY 20 164 20; Earl of Leicester, hence to Constantinople, and George re ii),"' .•••;' ic 0p gA ,7,7. . ;._. . -,-; s, 7-,-, .- 5, a•
... ...(:),, ........ • • g eD B. Ayres and Monte Video. TA LLOW, 19 eWt. Quebec, red. to 1i in. thick -
l - Pan,
........... 20 20 Lord, hence to Corfu, I lth ultimo, in lat. 38, long. 1 ; Jane, t:', •.•,0 ;',' ~r,-,-; . g 2 ~, 0:- ... .0 r,. • •
. inferior & mid. 0 53-- 0 64; P'burgh, Y.C. 41 6 -42 0 and 53 feet long '}3s- 45 0 1
, Th.
oh k- Wet e ......... 10 10 ex hence to Labrador, sth instant, in lat. 50, long. 8. ii 4 St.': '3
Eslgv;“',,ggEgg. ~q,@.. - 5
cir, • good & prime.. 0 64- 0 7131 Odessa 41 0- - Do. Puncheon lO 0 15 0 2S. do. (From the Railway Magazine of Saturda )
y•
p and Y beam,. 5
ci.cLi !W,.., `'„,,,,*? F.-, 2.P,=3-ti,.,T '.'in -- '
Z . , Do. salted .... 0 44- 6 5C Archangel .... 39 6 -40 0 TIMBER, per cubic foot. s. d. s. d. NAME. Passen.
, ar, b _..., tm G.. . . .
5 , Cor wir I C
. "'l'm. r a veBSei uoclwin Sands was carried away z..-, ra, . ,--,-,.--,- --,......
;,- t,:j. ...,',i7,101'-?4,---, 0 —.-, cil 0 , N. Amer. salted 0 34- 0 32', Buenos Ayres.. 24 0 -39 6 Oak 1 8- 2 0 I gers. Money. • •- 0
$ eve • A
% 1314 f ecIDENT running foul of it. SATURDAY, AuGUST 10.-Wind W. to N.N.W.
.P"i e ~.,1-3 .• 24. si, !, E, 5.1 t ;-•,- H .
9 Brazil - 0 641 TAR, V Sr!. Pine, British Amer. common I 0 - 1 6 B.P. 18.1,1 d. lastyeari < .
A___rb -___ -_-___ ______
-___ ___ • ''s
roath and Forfar
4,044 zvyestercia •
„--TWELVE LIVES LOsT.-On the A anIVED.-Gehnesse, Japckao,zitiond Norfolk, Elliot, from New x6g o .7 lz, = ';'' r, ',S•E, R. ::I dry salted.. 0 43- 6 5/1 Stockholm .... 11 0 -11 6 red l- 1 7 - .1208 .t-228 sf
Orleans-and Active, from •
~„ „, ,
P.. 's):•t P r ? 2."" .1a 0 Rio, dry - 064 Archangel .... II 0 -11 6 yellow .. 13- 1 8 Birmingham and Derby .. -*
.. -
ttner/aelttee legation /1 Week, an accident occurred at the
- -
yin -' °Y 'IIIPrOVe Salem:l.-Fire Queen, (steamer) Scailan, for Calcutta- see-, ‘-e-a %-.--, .--„,--,k---..„---l: .-.--, ,---,--, Valparaiso, dry 05- 0 6 Carolina lO 0 -10 2 Danzig l- 1 10 Birmingham and GI 1
oucester.. - 3234 • 2132 42s
, rain bncl tt,
___lvilich
__ . ment works, at Diglis, near
Victoria, Woodbury, for Batavia-Sarah Birkett, Proddow, for es
8,, Odessa, &c. dry 05- 0 6 Virginia lO 0 -12 0 Memel - 1 11 30s Od ye la Brandling Junction _ 1072 858 2
e., Z H tel
1 g ..-- -- Bristol and Gloucester
nary ir:u teltelaerceatora°ol teseer tliaili twelve of the men y
-John Garrow, Thomson, for Jamaica-Serafin, Gal- a "1 .. es " 011 l Pele, W. India, dry.. 05- 0 6 TARTAR, 19' cwt. Eiga.red 4667 1002 - -
• Sydne , = o E..
0 !Ivor hpea„ ntitin,„Plaee th Lost their lives- A heavy fall of d• ' Z baran for Havana
iz, and Horace), o , -Ann, Williamson, for • 5
R. , .., ,e,
O' P. salted.. 0 44- 054 Cream of Tartar6l 0 -62 0 ., Chester and Birkenhead .... 6653 636 so 9 id-
Dublin an D
d rogheda - -
II co k '4°4d - the at day and it was deemed neces-
een th the work. ' Bahia-Cumberland, Power for Pernambuco-Orinoco, Fors.. •-• ,-3 c o ty ,74: ‘,l 6: ' East India .... 07- 1 0 brown and ye 1.48 0 -54 o CE AT LLOYD'S.
PREMIUMS OF INSURAN
• Hale • Colossus . 084 TEA, v. lb. in bond. Dublin and Kiugstown
net 03 -e lent Wallet h ing on the Powick side of the ter, for Angostura-Columbia, 3', , M Donald ; :-"'s 0 -s _ X eEa t's 3' • Kips, B.A. dry. 07 -
41131 t e °ll ester Britton, and Nicholas Bi 0• 55' aa° r 4 4 -2, = a ~,, : ch 8 0 -14 0 Bohea Canton 04 - 0 Outward. Dundee and Arbroath 9941a 393 352 4
Great Britain, Proal ; Roch , ddle, a cs 8„ a, , En. 2 zei ...,:, , Horse, d. ea , , 6 Home.
.4 c. 7, `4 7,
Durham and Sunderland
Fokein - - --- -________
g boat eed r out r. in order to raise a " stank"
erupt° this Of th.,
for New York-Manteo, Drew, for Boston-Magnet, el oie ta .a, 'e e
Gross, . •••,• a. g•it',. 1 Hoßsii HAIR, *0 /b.
LONDON & LIVERPOOL,
5 '4-g gt' o - 0 61 Congou, com. 011- 1 I Edinburgh and Glasgow
R °f th •
e riv Yed i lint., c works. The labourers had
4 e ti n dS ut J h • ' ••••4 ..4
Morton ; City of Waterford, Miller, an oer o nny, Little, .4 ..... ‘e .... o•
• 0 og. Short
„..
tic E. 3 s<
-0 9 mid. to fine. 16- 2 6 to Eastern Counties 22931 4765 4196 3i
• a mixed ........ 0 7 .5s Od® 30 0 333 Odcass 0
0 ' blien er waa , arryin early seven o'clock, when the f
or Montreal-Lady Milton, Siniaot ; Victory, White ; Royal tie • 0 Z t I Fr, F. 0. , 0— 1 6 Twanka com. 1 le- Jamaica Glasgow and Ayr 16731 1627 1475 3i
i.• gOt into • hhen h g them tth a 1"cl •• P llas Corri al d D "e. o 1 Y, e 1 2 L c2OO-0030 0 - 40 0 •
0 1 long tails ......
a I,ep a„, lt. T,_ Btt, , across o e ig is si e
, Albert, Gillies ; Columbus, Cowing, a , g, an nice a
.1 il e, Zl' , eeward Isl. Dem. & Belem
Glasgow and Paisley 19472 1170 1120 2
50 0- 60 0 44 0- 55 0
1 ma ' .4'4 was on b ' the shore,
I n na,
~ stesal oat a ; and fifteen of tne of Cornwall, Webster, for Quebec-Jim Crow, Burke, and 0 et, n. 0. "..411 o combed ...... 16- 2 0 mid. to good I - 1 10
. Honduras ..................
35 0- 50 0 33 0- 4A „ Grand Junction - - 9785 10
0 :lON ae-e'eu, Wh• -hy new-rifted a little way down the Ocean Queen, Pike, for New
It land-Sisters Smith
found , , for 6-' " 0* •.......0
131 INotoo, v..... i
_ , ti. 'n bond. Pekoe, Oran e I 4 -
Campoi, g 2 " -- • f E land -
Havana ....................
40 0-00120 0 - 0 0 Great North o ng 1982 1669 57s
nau-Hoo Ketelaer 0,. 0 es , Bengal.
...
New York, Boston ....... Great Western 434083 19052 16670
Bremen-Lebea, Korsholm, for Per P, , for 4„ H .3 4.
a -heste"', aro e, who w,'ag the opposite shore when a
Pe co Ostend-Amity Nichols o a e -4 1,...1. re' 1 pule & violet 00- 0 0 com. to good none 30 0-00i20 0 - 9 0 5:3
It pa -11u3g tit • nueetpd -'s standing at the bow, took Gronlngen-Egidius, Halewyck, for . , . , 0 o a Charleston Savannah ......
_, 1 blue & violet 0 0- 0 0 Hyson Skin.... 1 0- 1 1 _ ' .... 40 0- 50 0 40 0- 3 i 9 d M h
Liverpool an anc ester . , - 5834 5087 10
seed eir pr ,- witi. for Hamburg-Ocean Nicholson, for Stettin-and Active, ge ig- f 3 0 a .8
New Orleans .......... L.olldoo and Birmingham -
Pasted "et- if he ogress, au a barge, for the purpose of ri; id es 00- 0 0 'd
mi .to fine 14- 1 10 29067 20193 10
rid • Moore, for Barcelona.' F- 8 w i blue
Canada .................... 0 0 -ao 00-oo LOndOn and Blackwell ...... 99547 1393
• 1165 i
e three, 41Pider th bEld not t which the boat would have _— 0- 5 6 uchon c
re , violet, & fine 5 So g, om. 1 2- 1 4
ica ...... London and Brighton ...... 2069
a - 0 0 00- 0 0 9 6121 5718 48s.
X e
Ailed ‘ue rae stern of ou
th ched it. The rope, however, Sovereign, •
Broomhead, from Quebec, at this port. Was off se .
a
C 3 • I
~5 Ord. & mid. 4 3- 5 0 good to fine 1 6- 2 e British North Amer
Pekoe, flowery 2 0_ 3 g Newfo
..
undiand ..............
25 0-300125 0 - 30 0 London and Croydon ........ 15205 560 399 4
if the _With w_h oh one 8,, e boat, and the sudden
ate shock the Bell Buoy 6th August, and was driven to the northward in as
0 .
• . '''
' iolet & cop.}
trc.,. 1 v
mixed .. 33- 4 0
Hyson, corn... 1 8- 2 2 Brazils ..... .............
...... 35 0 -40 0 , 30 0 - lee
, London and Greenwich
•- '7 Southwestern ...... 38910 818 837 298
i- re. river. r, and „Lue of her, so that she immediately
4cued b 0 "le Whol the southerly gale that afternoon ; lost anchors and cables, and
wards brought up at the month Of the ,
Lune by her kedge ii• • a I
Fit cop. g. -
& fine. 36- 4 0 fine 26- 4 0 River P .
late .........
35 0- 40 0' 35 0- 40 0 Manchester Bolt
............ .. - 10289 8125 71
,c a. Pole , a tii
t. Ile of te e fifteen were thrown into after
anchor. • •
. F.. ord. & mid. 2 6- 3 6 Young Hyson 1 0- 3 0 East Indies .......
.............. on a
........ so o-6o o ' los o-0 to m h , , ndßury - 919 650 4
anc ester and Birmingha
cl kb, .
,A,„ an on t),"Vrk (Dodson) was immediatel a. • • a. a- a- a. „n. quality 23- 4 3 Imperial ...... 16- 3 , China..........
.......... 35 0-400,35 0 - 40 0 ne. - 3448 3036 825
ir Manchester
1 4- 4 0 Gun Owd " Batavia ..........
. 40 0- 50 •0 ; 40 0 - - aud Leed.s and
it s
b-', got „ "o,ther rm„—ne ,u,ank, who d h' •
Ore "Il tne b -", lroulson rew im ashore with
Y Pakenham, Moern, hence at Realijo
Gipsey, Douglas, hence at Bourdeaux s'
es.
0 c•-• 0
..... c ve 0
ov 0 0 c
as ei si z• Oude
2 3- 4 6 oOd and fin New South Wales .........
Hull and Seib -..
40 0- 5 01 40 0 - 3 .
g e 20-50 e - midland Counties .........
- 773"373
6
~ sal* , and a thi ottoni ef t, .) whose son was with Gratitude, Lloyd, hence at Revel, with loss of topmast, and a E 0 0 f,1,, IY, Fe ,t
e,
Cape of Good Hop
30 0 _ e
a rd ae b .... ~ * 1.1. Madrils ...... r lb.
TOBACCO, 40. it, _ ' 105 0 - -
13 Was '• ad wer was also
i say oat, and was brought to rigging damage es a, :::: es " .a a c° Guatim in bond. [ - 11932 9527 785
- -
AfriCa .............
4 0- 4 9 J. River, Leaf.. 0 2 023 15 0- 17 61 17 6- 20 0 Newcastle and Darlington ..
/ has.g Vera e not see ed. The remaining twelve
iu , and a.. h after th Ursula, hence for Bombay, at Cove Floras
3 0- 4 0 G braltar ..
50 0- 60 0 40 0 - -_ Newcastle and Carlisle
Z ti Sobres ...... Stemmed 00- 0 0 -1 araiso, &c. -
Margaret, Quinn, hence for Quebec, at Cove; lost Sails, &c. ig
(~ z
fi! - 3 0 Kentuck I ima ValP
Cortes ...... 2 0 Y .... 02- 0 4 ' 'e*•l &c
10 tWe g des 'tr. Ja k
a hty fi Patched c son e first plunge. An alarm
, superintendent ftl John & Edward Melhuish hence for Naples, at Mllford ee, Z . v.,) a
.. mai., etcl Y, • ,
o ie works, cas Flo. 3 9- 4 6 Maryland 0
-*
P nstantinople. 30 0 - 0 0 40 0 - 0 0 North Midland - - -
0 -rage sherme , messengers • • Ell le Is ' h f• V C B aumaris with c
ers re, agan, ence or era ruz, at e , = Carra , •• • • 0- 0 0 smyrila and Co
3 bet . ate re n a b to Diglis upwards of .5
g g Z Sobres ...... 30- 4 0 TUR7.IERIC, * cwt. in bond. )7 6-20017 6 - 20 0 North Union - - 1139 64
ore ..,_ • ..bree oats were soo ' ' • • , rudder damaged • a Malaga
0 rest„ uie first b quarters of an h
d nin operation with Union, Vanderheycle,
our however ela se t and Eclipse, Varaderkirkhov, from Os- - gi ..,n f,. ti: . , cat. ...... 16- 2 9 Bengal ........ 12 0 -13 6 Madeira l5 0-200 15 0 20 0 Parls and Orleans - 5305 4100 3
; LAc Des,* lb. TURPENTINE, V, Cwt. Paris and Rouen 21330 6164 3847
~ roor-eri! animatio° Y was picked u ~:1 'P d end for Liverpool, off the North Foreland 0. Western Isles, Cape de Verds
2--•0 --__ - 1 - - ---- p 7
CI D. an all attem
by A 'Mies. ... n were in ,• • pts to Leviathan, Veale, sailed from Galveston for Liverpool:lth i -.El' rp's. 0 P.: D.T. and prime 16- 2 6 American _,,3 9 - 6 a Lisbon
20 0 reston and Wyre -
-ne , - eer am. By n' ' a 'd. to good 05- 1 6 VALONIA, 17•• ton. a Sheffield and Manchester -
me o clock four I "Ile . a• mi ie' ~e• s 20 0- - 17 6__ 21) 0 7
9 fur th ° clock :11 got out ; next • • Cadiz
unampion, Steele, from Antigua, and Mathesis, from Ichaboe • .-••
' ord. & infer. 0 14— 0 4 Smyrna, pickedlS 0 -21 0 30 0-- : 2 South Eastern
x i, ~ - e inn -.. wer
°fun , 'Bt Part e recovered. The
morning five more, and off Cove •
es ; ee
Pt. MADDER ROOTS V diet. Morea ........ 10 0 -15 0 France - 25 0 Taff Vale .. -
Holland 4O 0 - 50 0 ; 30 0 - 40 0
0 Phhhees,S Mar hall ”"hg• Th Id • men lost were Jane and Mary, d °
--, frem this port, at Barcelona, an es re e.• Z
04 0 75 0- 0 0 WAx Bis '
a em)rna ........ , ss ye cwt. in bond. „ Hamburg, Bremen, &c. - 00 0 Ulster 9775 504 477 43-
-.14) 8 --, aged 45 e o est is stated to be sailed e- e 8
vs te 0 0 & Syria none African .. Yarmouth and Norwich - -
46c at L' , married, his • -ith July for Gibraltar. 6, .17 et a Tripoli .. 70- 7 1" Gottenburg, Stockholm .... 00- 0 0 -
Iverpooi, h__ .n wife keeping a Gratitude, Harvey from Chi atst H 1 d iled I"th se l'" "::: '"
79 ee
' French ........ none East India ..
7 0 7 - York and North Midland .. _ 15391 a 3105 2505 , 10
" ''• - --• 1! Petersburg, Riga, &c. - 00 -_ _ _
LIVI g five small children." i June for Dublin ' n' a'
. e ena,
'en
sa
i rs re
'a; 411 at v '
as ;•• Nahlos -- - - , American .... 7 4-7 17 " Oporto O- 001 -.-.---- * See Midland Counties.
.

, Prices paid IMPORTS
SALES or THE WEEK. in the week. This Wk. thisyear
---1
I 1
190 Sea Island
80 , Stained
8700 ' Bowed Georgia
- 1 r Mobile
'990 I I.Alabama and Tennesl 31 41 1 14797 1 595476
18440 New Orleans
! { Pernambuco &Parai.,l 51 62 1
• •
, Aricati and Ceara
480 Bahia and Maceio
•
420 * 1 - - } 1630 } 24401
Sawginned 1 41 -- 5
.
Para
{ Maranham
i
10 Demerara,Surinam,tke 7i4 .... ••••
1630 Egyptian
Barbadoes .... .... 622
10 1 Peruvian
Bahama
200; Laguayra 4l 54
I
i Common West India.. } 757 9581
Carthagena
I I
Smyrna —
Manilla
g-2 Ti J J
3340 Surat
41 } 3496 11 74319
Madras . .
..... Bengal — .... 50
42660
bales I 21414 ( 117( 974

Ninidayireent.
LATEST Dl,AdiTrcEetS AT LIVEF7DOi.rO.eeLt..
,---- ----
Australia.. ..April 16. Lima
Bahia .... .. June 22 Maranham
Barbadoes .. July 8. Mauritius
Bombay .. .. June 19. Mobile July 12.
B. Ayres .. .. .. 1 Monte Video. . • May 23.
Calcutta . _ .. 10 N. Orleans
G. G. Hope .. May 17. New Yolk
Charleston .. July 16. Pernambuco . .. June 27.
China .... .. April 21. Rio Janeiro .. l9
Demerara .. July 5 Savannah
Havana _ _ .. 11 St. Helena
Jamaica _ _ .. 8 Valparaiso
Laguira .. .. .. 8 Vera Cruz

Wheat, s 7016 .... red s. d. s. d.I S. d. s. d
Eng
Ditto, old
Irish
Ditto, old
Rye, English, lf), qr — Irish6oll,
Barley, English -
Scotch & Irishm,6oll, 3 9 4 2 d 0.....
Malt, English, leo qr 5B 0 —63 0 brown..
Irish
Oats, 1) 70th.
E'lish & Scotch, new 2 7 2 10 old ....
Irish. fine qualities 2 7 2 8 )
good -
middling
undried black .. 2 5 2 6
Welsh 2 5 2 6 old .... --
Beans, English, 70 qr 35 0 --38 0 d 0..... --
Scotch& Irish,l4,4Bolb 31 0 —33 0 do.
Pease, English, white 37 0 —sg 0 blue....
Do. & Irish.... maple' 34 0 —35 0 grey .. 30 0 —3l 0
Tares, is, qr — Foreign. 30 0 —3l 0
Flour, 4+ 280th
English, fine 3B 0 —44 0 super .. 40 0 —4l 0
Irish
Oatmeal, is 1 '. of 2401b1
Irish, new .l 20 3 —2O 9 old :9 6 —2O 0

TIDE TABLE.
DAYS. MEN. EVN. HEIGHT HOLYDAYS, ETC.
Tuesday 13 10 48 11 6 15 1
Wednes. 14 11 24 11 41 16 3 New Moon.
Thurs... 15 11 58 - 17 6 Jupiter rises 8h 35m.
Friday.. 16 015 033 18 4
Saturday 17 020 1 8 18 4 Mars rises 4h /9rn m.
Sunday. 18 127 148 18 2 11th Sunday aft. Trinity
Monday. 19 2 6 237 17 1 Vent's rises 211 19m in.