The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-29 00:00:00

BußKE.—During one of the debates on
:a, Hartley, the member for Hull, after hat
; of a very full house from the benches bl
peech, at length requested that the Riot
or the purpose of elucidating one of his pl
who was impatient to address the House
started up and exclaimed, "The Riot Aet.
rhy, in the name of everything that's sae
Lct read ? The mob you see, is amok
s of laughter followed the utterance el
dch Lord North frequently declared to be
tstances of wit he ever heard.—Georgian
CULATIONS.—ht. In the course of along (A
to 1 in favour of a bold and good rider,4
meets any accident at all-2d. Supposi
that either he or his horse is materially
s 6 to 1 the horse is hurt, and not the ride
is hurt, it is 12 to 1 that a bone is not br?
1, if a bone is broken, that the wound is
.0 >C 8 >4 6 >4 12 >4 20=115,200=1 P 4
And 115,200=1 :—Thus stated, it det
all is 10 to 1; that himself or horse is not
s his horse and not himself, 480 to 1; thaS
5760 to 1 ; that the hurt is not mortal, 11d,
of 115,200 persons who go out hunting iD
ae is supposed to end his course that wayfili
day's diversion.—From the American Ca
ry.

g.bipping Entritigcnrc.

FRIDAY, 25th 7anuary.—Noon, Wind S.—Fair.
attvgo.—Mary, Tucker, from Pernambueo--slontgomers', Lige,
,New York—Frederica, Kirkhoven,from Ostend.

reeral Smith, , 'hence at Baltimore.
,e ward, Reimer, hence at Elsineur.
44°nlinercium, Cattermole ; and Rebecca, Roper, hence at Bremen.
M inx. Leslie, from Buenos Ayres. at Cuxhaven, after having been
°Und on Steil Island, but was got off after discharging part of her
j°, without any apparent damage.
r; eorge Canning, ---, from New Brunswick, for this port off
"T 2,11 Head.
i,"atiet, Jacobs ; and Lunenburgh, Pernitte, from Halifax for this
Da at Crookhaven.
°AttAgenoria, Brown, for Mobile—Cottager, Dunley, for
U„il.--Sophie Elise, Bentzen, for Gibraltar—Marys, Walker, for
lichaers—Royal William, Hull, for Trieste—Mersey, Boyce, for
obon—Lancashire Witch, Cholditch, for Lisbon—Cygnet, Russell,
°L Michael's.
SATURDAY, 26th January.—Noon, Wind W.—Fair.
lilatrEo.—United States, M'Michael, from Savannah—Otter,
;..tll
from Newfoundland—Helens, Smith, from Faro, has been 17
i
&.2 n the channel—Delos, Harvey, from Smyrna—Alfred, Dela-
ie.
,from Charente—Pauline, Parry ; and Egidius, Duyts, from

164,04icea, Stephenson, hence at Newfoundland in 105 days.
lyPeriott, Bowman, hence at Trieste.
i;„ualliathilda, Flack, hence at Cuxhaven.
['i;Yraph, Maloney, from Jamaica for Belfast, at Crookhaven.
Orissa Todd, from Calcutta for Clyde • and Little Liz, --.---.
b ,Sierra Leone for Sunderland, off Cork.
Pclget, Corran, from Africa for this port, off Kinsale, on 21st inst.
;renal
inst from St. John's, N. B. for this port, off Cape Clear,
'ail Hastie, Forsyth, from Demerara in the Clyde, sailed 9th Dec.
nipany with the Aimwell, for this port.
„ eat Britain, French, for this port, took the ground at 9 mile point,
gl_lnah river, 18th December, during a gale of wind, and lost her
[

t AT Hoy►►E.—About thirty years ago, a
tiu Dundee, was pretty generally underst
ticoat government. He had a party of gel
at his house, who were beginning to susl
too long after supper, and, who accord'
to depart, alleging that they were afraid
io had-before lett them, would be beginni
t," cries the hospitable landlord, " sit sti
I that, I'll be Julius Caesar in my own ho
verheard the boast—ere five minutes elap
from the half-opened door exclaimed, "
to your bed." A summons to which, ho
ience must be given.—D uadee Constituti
tEBUKED.—The first sermon which Hall
dge, after he had assumed the office of p
►ne of the atonement, and its practical
iately after the conclusion of the service,
Lion, who had followed poor Mr. Rob
►anges of sentiment, went into the vest*
this preaching won't do for us: it will
Lion of old women." "Do you mean,
,e doctrine ?" "Your doctrine." "IVhy
is fit only for old women ?" "Because it
of people tottering on the brink of the g'
;rly seeking comfort." "Thank you, sir,
The doctrine will not suit people of any
and if it be true, it is not fitted for old wol
►ally important at every age."—Dr. Grer
Hall.

I L RD.—Nightingale, Crookshank, for Bahia—Mary Ann, Tucker,
Gibraltar.
SUNDAY, 27th January.—Noon, Wind N.W.—Fair.
,hatvED.—Robert Pulsford, Pratt, from New Orleans—Ajax,
ern.i from New York, (sailed 28th Dec.) On 19th hist , in lat. 49
Tla... 14 24, spoke the New York, hence for New York—Henry
at!, Ferguson, from Messina—Rusco Castle, Gibson, from Mar-

1 le Hay, hence at Savannah.
Canada, Wilson, hence at New York, 26th Dec.
pg,tlantic, Smith, from Aberdeen, at New York.
i\'''vereign, ----, hence at Charleston, 20th Dec.
Dalhousie Castle, —, hence off Mobile, 11th Dec.
Wince Regent, Hall. hence at New Orleans.
'aledonia, Pilcher, hence at St. Andrew, N. B.
°Perior, Meany, hence at New York.
otta,ger, Dunley, for the Brazils, put back.
°Ykett, Shotten, from Bordeaux, at Dublin.
&Illy, Dobson, from Galway for this port, at Cork.
, MONDAY, 28th January.—Noon, Wind S.W.—Fair.
, 'ultlvEn.—Mary, Worrall, from Buenos Ayres—St.Vincent, —,
ikßerbice—Caraboo, Neale, from Laguira—Mary Clarke, —.---,
),'ID Trinidad—James Perkins, , from Savannah—Colonist,
, from St. Andrews, N. B.—Lunenburgh,
V ifax—Monkey,
tit Malaga—Catalina, Golden, from Bilboa—Ann, Henderson, from
t€4---Tama, Winsor, from Savannah, (sailed 27th Dec. in company
e name of M`Gregor became a doomed ' h the Bashaw, for this port)—Samuel Wright, • , from
1e patronymic it was, an 'outlawed body, in annnah (sailed 26th Dec.) On 7th Jan. in lat. 40. 15. long. 52. 30.
hment of some real or alleged excesses c' ad a Barque, with painted ports, and a small female figure head,
ing members, so early as the commence" ,',doned)—liope, Mulloy, from Newfoundland. On 25th i istant,
'-ane Clear, spoke the Britannia, from St. Andrews, N. B. for this
century ; and, while their possessors tmogen, Richardson, from Mauritius, (sailed 7th Nov.) On 3rd
he vengeance of the law or of the court . e, in. lat. 25. 3S. long. 4. E. spoke the Britannia, Tents, from
-the lands were gifted away to the preva Llritius for London. The Ferguson, and the Heroine, from Calcutta
and their favourites and dependents. A 'London, were at St. Helena on 10th Dec. On 11th Dec. off St.
uke of Albany laid hold of the district c 443-, spoke the Elizabeth, Moore, from Cape of Good Hope, for
:is share of the spoil, while a decree of ec in lat 2 19 N long. 21. 30 W. spoke the
'egisn. KCillrotheD, fro.m Matiriaus; for. London. On 15th Jan. in
in which, body his father's influence was e.
==. '3O. long. 30, spoke the Catherine, from Calcutta for
tern sang frond proclaimed a reward for e tidon.
or, "properly authenticated," that was ~.1,0 "Irrived.—liarmony. , and Herald (steamers) from
sident. While the state condescends to :ItZ-Alnity, , froni Castle Mary—PrincessVictoria, Fletcher,
Dublin
utting off the heads of defenceless men . 11 a Fitt from
s,famfrWoategroortedpan,
arrow,i I snsaigliftr,oe a traffic, not to have many followers. ~
)rumserag cultivated this commerce a i Watson—
'
Jones, ances:Manirtha, Aiklin, fromg Newry—Minerva, Mc', Kinley,
-nterio, Connell, from Londonderry—Rooke, Jones, from Newry
r "marks" with so much success, that he - asher, Kelly, from Nieman.
people, whose language has more nicku 11. the Port.—Sir Watkin, from Ceara, Pandora, from Laguna—
, i.l,raxcyhfrom
:r spoken, expressive of his skill in the c'' !pie, from New Orleans—Anacreon, from Virginia—Janet, and
adustrious man, he always carried his t
t..“ Halifax.oc
On one occasion, while he was procee. hence at Bombay.
acifie,YW:trn,e hence at New York,. (31st Dec.)
a sackful, and their certificates, he was ; B,,!'' Edward Hamilton, , from Hull, (2nd Jan.) and Cora,
brother Highlander, who civilly inquire '!isli Brig), from Bahia, (3rd Jan.), at New York.
ersation, what he had got in his bag.,, teal, WKenzie, hence at Charleston, 25th Dec.
boasted, pedlar-like, of his comnuidities autilus, Parker, hence at Nova Scotia.
• Plia. Hill hence for ,at Penzance.
ier astonished at the speed with which ing 1• paakiand, 'Edwards, froOstendm Demerara for London ; and Perthshire,
eller set about adding the owner's own
,i,!lla from Ostend for this port, at Scilly.
number. This man had purposely- wal. toridentia, Bence, hence for Dartmouth, put into Scilly, 18th
'l'Gregor, and the bloody heads of his n With loss of bowsprit and other damage, having been in contact,
!lit grave, and Drumscrag a deserved d ' g tdo al 5- the e?' 9.
laiuues;alwmitost
tihmemSe%aarlavh;riGnywood, from Yarmouth for
don, of Aberdeen. Brock, fm Bombay, in the Clyde (sailed Ist Oct.)
~, , hence for New Orleans, was spoken in lat. 49. long
rjla ---, hence for Africa, was spoken in lat. 49. long. 11:
inie Mary Ann, Laidley, from Miramichi for this port, was totally
27th Nov. on the rocks of Newfoundland. Crew saved, and
td at Boston. •
Jane, M'Donald, from London for Annatto Bay, was totally
21st Nov., on the North side of St. Domingo ; Captain, crew, and
klaprs arrived at port Maria.
, Exchange, Johnson, from this port for New York, Put into
ilaias, 2oth Dec., with loss of sails, and short of provisions, and
i ',E'en
Virg
condemned.
tltED,—inian, Harris, for New York—Hindley, Hunter, for

WRBONS.—We take the following from
:—"The Royal exiles are living in the
at Prague, an immense antique build)
age is that it completely commands the
to a vast extent. Thence are descried
ddau, which flows through the town, (livid
hich are united by a single bridge, that f
[epomuk was thrown in 1383, and on wb
[ at the spot from which he was precipite
which is always saluted by the inhabitant
It veneration. Though the view which
nds is magnificent, nothing can be it
aterior, which consists of vast apartmer
curtains, and indeed almost entirely with'
)laces,but instead of them cumbrous stop
o them, and an, almost universal odour
here is ample room for exercise under coo
e interminable. The apartments and cbs
in number than 700. The Royal Family,
a very small portion of them, and yet bl
ion for their friends and visiters. At the'
fiber the cold was very severe, and the
over, for though broad it is not deep. I,
w of the pleasures of life, but provisions '
Lufactures are much the same as in Frar`
UNITED STATES.
good society when assembled in the to
mery, Sise, fm New York, with 261 c 20 staves, 27 bales
• retire to their country-seats. The Fre h--,%adclington, Holt and co-2327 do,_ Collmann, Lambert and
nonotonous life. Being entirely foreigue do, Haggarty and Jerdein-20 do, T B Blaekburn-300 tes flax-
the language and manners of the pro Wainwright and Shiels-200 tcs new sowing flaxseed, .1 Greaves
bout society and its resources. CharleS n 2 t horn tips, Dennistoun, Mackie and co-281 c 15 treenails,
1 his bed for six weeks, and has not been ilt]for and co-20 brls apples, Morison, Brothers and co-10 do, J
r--1 bales coots unkn, Frodsham—P Dk
his arrival. He has had an attack of
Clinton, Woodhouse fm New Orleans, with 384 bales cot-
.vere than any to which he had been a Peck and Phelps-655 do; Bolton, Ogden and co-200 do, T and
no doikt his recluse mode of life must 13." thornely-93 do, D Jackson—P Dk
on Isis general health. The King, tho'' riot, Airey, fm Puerto Cabello and Charleston, with (fro Puerto
stian resignation, must be cruelly affee 40), abt 100 t copper ore, .1 Bibby and co—(fm Charleston), 608
, though there are no symptoms which cotton order—T. Dk
19e2d4ttactslielNelsWriirofin, Savannah,
an co-1'
withi 1243 bales cotton,
to apprehend any immediate fatal co
i's Messenger. BRITISH AMERICA.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 28th JANUARY, 1833.
Wind at Holyhead, W.—Light breeze.
.Ised inward bound yesterday, No. 933, St. Vincent, B. S., at

`lased inward bound this day, No. 645, Janet, B. S., and No. 822,
reon B. S., at 9 a.m.—No, 549, Sir Watkin, B. Bk., at 10 a.m.
(k 816, Carlisle, B, Sch., at 11 a.m.—No. 54, Pandora, B. 8., at
'l3l.—No. 616, Halifax, B. S., at 2,p.m.
j3sed Voel Nant inward bound, No. 732, James Perkins, A. S.,
)a nom—No. 375, Imogen, B. S., at 1 p.m.—No. 92, Adelaide,
at 1 p.m.—No. 758-, Samuel Wright, A. S., at 2 p.m.—No,
Laledonia, B. Bk., at 4 p.m.—No. 790, Rowena, B. Bk., at 5 p.m.

Emporto.

'ALIAN FEATALES.—The young women
tormy and inconstant sky, have hearts
1 serene, always equable, and always '
countrywomen, under a heaven per'
e minds, and hearts alwayi in a temp`
sated for quiet and domestic felicity ; t!t
by end, the order and system of their tic
eir food, the climate, compelling thew
lence that reigns within and without tI.
Dsidences in the country, all tend to so
eir passions. While the latter, aninf
;ht of the world, stimulated by a thous
tyrannically, now over-caressed, and th
dieted, carried to the theatres and crow
.ed to give vent to their passions, broil,
sty and spirited. Hence, they are imP
stinction, made more beautiful by the v,
but tormented with a restless rivalry;
hey too often make all around so. A t
parison of the English women and
din the " Corinna" of Madame de St?j
all impulse, all love of glory, all=passu
mild have made her English loverkinhapij
Lucia, instead, all good sense, sweetile
ffection, was happy in her-obscurity,
to her husband. - Lucia, after spend''
.ning in painting a beautiful rose, satill
it up in her portfolio: CorinnEvis dissa
td with her talent, unless she declaiupi
el
thunders of applause from thousands
f producing extempore poetesses, such
Nlazzeis, and the Corillas, is it not bets
to wives and sensible mothers of faraill
1 happy family (Pamela with her ehildrf
that of the coronation of Gorilla in t:
is Nina, Senti, Stampa, Julia Arai;
ern improvisatrici ; but would it not 0
happiness of its families to have F''''
;eworth, Miss Aikin, and Mrs. HamiltS
Irks for the education of children ? - .1°
4' youth of tumultary pleasures, or an „,e
affections; the first like a torrent lf,j
)ver the rocks for a space, and then leaf
the second like a river that flows betWe
Iws for ever. To this preachifying of ull,l
n would reply, that she preferred a.,„i'.
and good, that is brilliant)—a sober t)"'
long and comfortable (that is sereno 1 i
n Exile in England.

:'ter, Smith, fm Newfoundland, with 41 cks train oil, 4 cks dog-
-3 cks maiden seal oil, 1420 quintals dry cod fish, 2 cks seal
4 & W Earle and co—C Dk
SOUTH AMERICA.
Tucker, fm Pernambuco, with 30 bags cotton, Hadfield,
and co—So do, D Burn and co-231 do, 100 dry salted hides,
gooand Stewart d 300 dry Angola hides, J Haddon and co—
s retd Brothers-110 cs 55 brls sugar, 1865 bags
'Ai, 763 dry salted hides, order—P Dk
EUROPE. -
distil-, Vincent, fm St Michael's, with 166 bxs oranges, J Adam
h Rae-260 do, Todd, Naylor and co-2 do, said. Master—

'lce of Athol, Dawson, fm Charente, with 3 hds brandy, R Threl-
Ana-5 do, Bevan and Smith-10 do, .1 Carter-4 do, W Dowson
As 42 hds brandy, W Colton-1 cs Champaign wine, J Drink-
j4---1 do, R Preston and co-14 pus 160 hds 2es brandy, order—
landedt at Lancaster), 8 Inns 94 hds brandy, order—C Dk
De ck,Wagenaara, fm Brussels, with abt 54 t oak bark, order

'46ld First, Lerran, fm Ostend, with abt 50 t oak bark, 90 bales
C Kalowski—Q Dk
fitted, Delafarge, fin Charente, with 30 pns 40 Ms brandy,
,*les jun and co-14 do, 22 do, E Rae-5 do, 77 do, Zwilchen-
krld'co-30 do. 103 do, order—S Dk
lens Smith, fm Faro, withabt 27 t cork, 22 bndls baskets, 12
.1 Van Zeller and co—G Dk

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING.
WEST INDIES, &C.
hdatone & co, 357 Seaforth, P, Demerara
"est. , & co, 329 Laura, G, Demerara
% eo, or W Clay, 327 Mersey, K, Jamaica
UNITED STATES.
331 Erin, K, Savannah
Stirling, P, Boston
Virginian, P, New York

' oc,dert& co,
aJ °
Brown & co,

264 Huion, P, Savannah
372 Combatant, B, Charleston
413 St Croix, Q, Savannah
SOUTH AMERICA.
68 Nadir, C, Azores
202 Thomas Worthington, P. Valparaiso, In-
termedios and Lima
134 George Canning, S, Para
256 Harmony, K, Puerto Cabello and
Cabello
245 Tamest. P, Tampiso
MEDITERRANEAN.
74 Loyal William, S. Malta and Messina
EUROPE.
Frederica, B, Ostend
Pauline, Q, Ostend
207 Julie, B, Ostend & Bruges
AFRICA.
460 Vere, P, Africa
301 Boddingtons, P, Africa
182 Clipper, S, Africa

1 & Son,
Brothers,

& Phillips,
et, Imrie 25; CO,
I:taNirorth,
*eber & co,
bin
4 Maxwell,
G

Vrtrao Ottrant

LIVEIiPOOL, January 281/s 1 8:.1
£ d s d,

DUTIES.

ARGOLS, per cwt.
White 2 4
Red • 118
ASHES, per cwt.
I')T, U. States' , 0 0
Canada, 1 4
PEARL, U. States'
Canada, 1 7

16a 4Pkwt.

BARILLA, per ton
Alicant OO 0
Sicily
BEES' WAX, de cut.

Amer. C. 4, cwt.
Brit. Plant. free,

. ~
American.. .. •
BERRIES, V cwt.
Turkey, Yellow 1 10
Persian. 4 10
BRIMSTONE, 417 ton.
• Sicily, &c. - 12 0
Tuscan l3 0
CLOVER SEED, cir cwt.
American
Dutch red.. . .. .. ..
French & German white 3 0
COCHINEAL, 4F lb, in bond
Silver
Black
COCOA, IF cwt. in bond.
' Brazil.
Trinidad 2 18
Caraccas 0 0
COFFEE, V cwt. in bond.
Jamaica, ordinary 2 10
Good and fine ord...
Mid. and good mid 4 2
Fine mid. and fine 4 16
Dutch, &c
Ordinary 3 0
Good and fine ord...
Mid. and good mid 3 18
Fine mid. and fine 4 %
Havana.
St. Domingo 2 14
Brazil and Laguira. 2 10
COTTON, 46' lb.
Sea Island Georgia. 0 0
Stained do 0 0
Upland, d 0........
Alabama 0 0
Mobile 0 0
New Orleans 0 0
Pernambucco. 0 0
Aricati & Ceara 0 0
Bahia & Macaio....
Maranham 0 0
Sawginned ditto 0 0
Mina 0 0
Para
Demerara 8.; Berbice 0 0
Barbadoes 0 0
Common West India 0 0
Bahama 0 0
Carthagena 0 0
Bourbon.
Egyptian 0 0
Surat 0 0
Bengal ... . ...... .
DYEWOODS, 113, ton.
Lot:moon, Jamaica. 6 10
St. Dom. & Honduras 6 10
Campeachy.
FUSTIC, Jamaica. 0 0
Cuba..... • ...
Spanish.
CAM WOOD .19 0
BARWOOD, Angola 9 10
Gaboon 7 0
NICARAGUA WOOD,Solid
15 0
Large Rough l3 0
Small ..
FLAX 4F ton,
Petersburgh, 12-head
Dutch 44 , 0
Riga, P. T. R
FLAXSEED, 417 lihd.
American sowing 3 12
GINGER, cly cwt. in bond.
Jamaica, white 3 10

2s 4r cwt.

10s. 4' ton.

£1 4ft cwt.

black..., 0 0
East India 2 0
HEMP, 4F ton.
Riga Rhine. 3l 10
Petersburgh, clean 29 0
HIDES, Ir Th,
West India, dry 0 0
Buenos Ayres, dry 0 0
Salted 0 0
Brazil, dry salted. 0 0
North America, salted 0 0
East India 0 0
Horse, 4? hide 0 6
IVORY, 4? cwt. •
Ist, 2nd and 3rd. 2l 0
4th and sth. lB 0
Scrivelloes -
INDIGO, 4ft M.
Bengal Purple and Violet 0 5
Blue andFineViolet 0 5
Ordin. & Mid 0 4
Violet & Copper.... 0 3
Copper 0 4
Ordinary....
Caraccas, Floras duty pd 0 5

6d 41 lb.

Sobres — 0 3

For.6d.
B. P. 2d.

Cortes 0 2
Guatimah
MADDER V cwt.
Crops
Ombros
('amens.
Mulls l5
MAD. ROOTS, cwt.
Turkey 2 10
French 2 12
MUNJEET, V cwt.
East India, in bond 1 13
MOLASSES, <IV cut
- West India, B. P 1 6
OILS, V 252 gals.
Cod
Seal, pale,
Whale, (without casks.) 0 0
Linseed, 4l gallon, o. m 0 2
Rape, pale ' ' 0 2
Olive, V 252 gals..
Gallipoli....
Sicily, &.c 52 0
Palm, V' ton 33 0
PEPPER, V m.
Black, in bond 0 0
White .. . . . . . . .
PIMENTO, V. lb. in bond 0 0
QUER. BARK, cwt.
New York
Philadelphia. 1 0 8
RICE, 59 cwt. in bond.
- - -

.6cl. 4#' lb
.d

is. 3d.

From B. P. 32.r-
-.other parts 4.9. 641.
.:; ton.

.54 W ton.

Id. V cwt.

l—ls. V quarter.

11:. Gd. per cwt.

ld. per cut

B. P. dry 2s. 4d.

wa is. 2d.
,For. dry 4s. Bd.
wet 2.17. 4d.
V art,

0 - 0 8

.20, 41, act.

Carolina
East India 0 14 6 0 17 6
SALTPETRE, 49' cut . 1 8 0— 1 17 0
SHUMAC; 4.0* cwt.... . . 0 7 6- 013 6
SPIRITS, 4' imp. gal. .Lord.
BRANDY, Cognac. 0 0 0— 0 0 0
GENEVA 0 0 0 0 0 0
Rum, Jam. low. 0. P —
10 to 14 —
15 to 16 0 1 11 0 2 3
18 to 20 0 2 2 0 2 4
Stronger. 1 0 2 4 0 3 8
Choice
Leeward, common.. .. 0 1 8— 0 1 9
Proof and Stronger.... 0 2 1— 0 2 10
SUGAR, 4' cwt. _ _ _

.3d. 1. lb

4d. V lb

6s. V clot,

ls. 6d.
cwt.

-is. 6d. 4f cwt.

-Os. cwt,

Museovnio, B. P. Duty paid.
Dry brown 2 9 0— 2 11 0
Middling 2 13 0. 2 14 0
Good do. to bright-- '2 35 0— 2 16 0
Fine to very fine 2 17 0— 3 0 0
Havana, in bond.
Brown 1 2 0— 1 3 0
Yellow 1 4 0— 1 5 0
White 1 6 0— 1 12 0
Brazil brown bond 0 18 0— 1 0 0
Yellow 1 1 0— 1 2 0
White 1 2 0— 1 7 0
East India, in bond.

Is. 4, lon.

£B. Rs.
ctr 252 galls.
-2s. 6d. V' cwt.

Is. per lb.
sd. V lb.

1-B<l. V cwt.

Brown.
Yellow
White 2 16 0— 3 2 0
TALLOW, aft ott.

4?
—ls. 4? cwt.
gyp' cwt.
—ls. jf

Petersburgh, Y. C 2 8 0— 2 8 6
Soap 2 2 0— 0 0 0
TAR, Amer. 4? br1....

225. 6d. 4F gall,

StOckholm

012 6- 0 13 0

Os. cr Imp.
' Gallon.

245. cif cwt.

Archangel 0 12 6 0 13 0
TIMBER, cubic foot.

638..4? clot,

Oak, Quebec
Pine, Pitch 0 2 4 0 2 6
Brit. Amer. corn. . , 0 1 3 0 1 3i
Ditto, Red 0 1 6 0 1 10
Yellow 0 1 4f— 0 1 6
Danzig
Memel 0 1 11 0 2 3
Bin, red
TOBACCO, lb. bond.
York and James' River.

325. 47 cm.

1)3.1.2d. to. Cu'!.

15s. Y 12 barrels.

Low and Inferior...... 0 0 21— 0 0 21
Ordinary and mid
Fair to fine 0 0 0 6
Stemmed 0 0 3 0 0 6
Kentucky and Rappa-
hannock, Leaf...... S 0 .0 3 0 0 41
Stemmed 0 0 3 0 0 51

Foreign 551.
'B. P. 10s. load.

Maryland.
Canadian.

Q 9 -9

3s. V lb.

STAN 1

"" 10-0 ,t);.4

2.9;4. 11