The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-07-02 00:00:00

February

Amelia Island, 4,136.-527:Eason, Jenner, and Co. ; 1,138,
Hughes and Duncan ; 1,429, Ogden, Richards, and Co.; 142,
J. Gordon ; 10, D. E. Hogman • 890, order.
Barhadoes, 719.-603, Barton, Irtam, and Higginson ; 10, Rodie
and Shands ; 51, J. G. Foderingham ; 40, Duff. Finlay and
Co.; 15, E. Fuller.

509.-43, Gladstone and Grart ; 12, Bolton and Lit

tledale; 156, Sandbach, Tinne, and C. •' iO, J. Ackers and
Co.; 4, R. Peel; 26, T. Daniel and Sons; 10, Read, Bell, and
Co. ; 5, Ewart, Ritson, and Co.;. 24, J. B. and J. Hopkinson;
3. 'l'. Powell; 14, C. D. Forester; 4, Douglass and Co. ;
Order, 198.

Havre-de-Grace, 278.-54, W. Alsope; 224, W. Forde and Co.
Lisbon, 1,027.-40, S. Searles; 392, Dyson Bros. and Co.; 130,
T. and J. Littledale ; 323, G. Roach and Co.; 67, S. J. and
J. Alder ; 23, Koster and Co. ; order, 52.
Maranham, 3,515.-20, J. Burn and Co.; 68, J. Teixeira ; 13,
A. M. Pedra and Co. ; 336, Lyne Bros. end C0.;3, J. A.
Ferreira; 47, Carvalho and Fortunato ; 1,069, Costa Guima-
raens and Co. ; 52, J. A. C. de Olivera ; 310, B. Heyworth
and Co. ; 47, Turner and Taylor ' • 15, S. B. Wilde; 281, G.
Co.;
Roach and • 50, R. Peel; 6, Crosbie and Urrnston; 29,
Dias and Co. •, 315, Cavalho and Co.; 30, W. Rushton ; 20,
C. Nleades ; 64, 11..1. Teixeira ; 50, Costa and Co. ; 137, J. S.
de Silva; 6, A. J. Minto ; 18, F. D. Monteiro ; 507, order.
St. Thomas, 78.-48, Burrow and Nottage; 30, Fawkner and
Mawdsleys. _ Total, February, 10,262.

Amelia Isle, 1,591.-314, R. and F. Breed and Co. ; 3, M. Ro-
dus; 63, J. Watson; 1,211, order.
Bahamas, 722.-536. J. Moss and Co.; 126, H. Wood; 60, Ea-
son, J,•nner, and Co.
Bermuda, 781.-418, Fawkner and Mawdsley ; 76, J. Whittle
67, R. Seddon and Sons; 55, Barton, Irlam and Co.; 130,
Ewart, Rutson, and Co. ; 34, Finlay, Baumatyne and Co. ;
1, Smith and Co.

Maranbam, 2,493.-1,270, Costa, Guimaraens, and Co.; 416,
Carvalho and Co.; 13, Coleman and Co.;• 20, A. M. Pedra,
; Son, and Co. l7O, G. Roach and Co.; 30.3.. R. de Silva; 49
Carvalho and Fortunnatto ; 168, J. T. Koster and Co. ; 6,
Dyson Bros. and Co.;• 56, A. G. Feriara ; 10, P. M. Pedro
and Co. ; 3, J. NI Crowther : 3, Turner and Co. ; 279, order.
Oporto, 31.-23, Lyne Bros. and Kemn t R. A. Van Zeller

•
Pernambuco. 693.1.--200, J. Burn and Co.; 392, .1. Hancock and
Co. ; 57, G. Roach and Co. ; 24, Duff, Finlay and Co.;• 20,
Beck and Buchanan. Total, March, 6,311.

Amelia ble. 1,439.-240, W. Dixon and Co.; 30, W. Christie
56. G. Johnson and Co.; 368, Hughes and Duncan; 743, J
,3

Stewart ; 5. orc
Barbadoes, 618.
Irlam, and Co.
Berbit e,
E 'art, Rutson,

-56, Gihbs, Thompson, and Co. ; 555, Barton,
; 7, order.
35, J. Brancker; 50, Rougemont and Co.; 54,

a, tag 4; 11.ilLOU11, 01111 k/U. ; ,19 1. UM U ; 11UUSUrt ; `IU,
Blair and Co.; 106, Davidsons and Brown ; 144, J. Rickerly
and Co. ; 302. Bolton and Littledale ; 368, T. W. Earl & Co.;
11. Dyatt ; 185, N. Waterhouse and Co. ; 60, J. Gladstone
and Grant ; 9 L. E. Thornton ; 203, order.

/1.-491, Fawkner Mawdeslev.
—6l, W. Brown ; 33, W. Foide and Co. ; 21, Lodges

Boston, 117
and Co.
Demerara, 6,545.-761, J. Gladstone , -•
Gladstone; 25. J. Dobson and Co.; 5, L. Blair •, 1,123, Bolton
and Littledale ; 57, J. Labalmondier ; 189, I'. Daniel & Son ;
105, Rothe and Shands ; 50, H. Rose; 18, Davidson, Graham,
and Co. ; 578, Barton Irlam and Co. ; 77, R. Peel ; 80, Chor-
ley and Co.; 60, S. Mackay ; 25, B. J. Hopkinson •, 20, C. 1).
Forrester; 20, Ewart, Burson, and Co.; 77, J. Dobson and
Co.; 40. J. and W. King ; 20, G. Beardsworth ; 50, J. Millie;
18, E. Gibbons; 10, T. Robinson; 100, Lang, Chauncey, and
Co. ; 22, Munroe and Co. ; 500, Sandbach, Tinne, and Co. ;
1,563, N. Waterhouse and Co.; 47, Campbell and Co. ; 2,
Hughes and Tobin ; 70, J. Jackson and Co. ; 50, Bell, Reid,
and Co. ; 30, A Littledale and Neilson : 15, E. Austin • 24,
J. Porter; 90, R. and W. Pulsworth ; •10, Renkens and ;
30, S. Meckie; 14, A. Thornborrow ; 11, Gibbs, Thompson,
and Co.; 50, H. Ross ; 47, 3. Ackers and Co. ; 40, H. T. Storr;
Ir, Roberts and Donavon ; 33, T. Porter; 272, order.
Jamaica, 2,905.-158, J. and H. Cumming; 21, Munroe & Co.;
158, Baring and Co. ; 1,966, J. Garnett; 72, A. Garnett; 4,
Burrow and Co.; 47, J. Simpson ; 313, Ewart, Rutson, and
Co. ; 166. order.
Marti nico, 58.-58, Duff Finlay, and Co.
New York, 529.-105, Ogden, Richards, and Co.;150, A.
M`Gregor and Co. ; 37, T. and J. '1 hornley ; 120, 1. M'Adam
and Co.; 117, Cropper. Benson, and Co.
Norfolk, 20.-20. W. Brown.
Oporto, 86.-86, A. Zeller and Co.
Philadelphia, 137,-50. Rathbone, Hodgson, and Co. ; 78, order.
S. Domingo. 42.-42, J. Garnett.
St. Jago de Cuba, 26.-26. J. Garnett.
St. Thomas, 1,090.-186, Fawkner and Mawdsley ; 904, order.
Surinam, 820.-118, W. Weal' and Orr; 150, Bolton end Little.
dale • 134, Davidson and Brown ; 13, S. M'Dowall and Co ; 8,

T. Worrall ; 7, R. H. Pennington and Co. ; 4, C. G. Marwade
32, J. T. Danbeig ; 53, D, Knott ; 52, Duff, Finlay, and Co
60, J. Gordon ; 13, Thorley and Fell ; 176, order.
Trinidad, 29.-29, Clarke, Grundy, and Co.
Virginia, 23.-23, R. and J. Gwathruey.
Wilmington, 10.-10, Leigh and Sherlocks.

Total, April, 16,672.

SUMMARY

January
February
March ..
April ..
May....
June ..

July. Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec

Russia
Brazil
} 9034 3170 5984 4573 5597 11511
Portugal. 4312
New Orleans.... 3211
France
2834 2279 112 533
East Indies ... 1484
United States.. 27118 27278 21107 13260 6828 12587
Barbadoes — 121
Holland 3O 633 150 172
West Indies 322 1152 728 25 506 989
Ireland - 50
Demerara, Ber-
bice,&Surinam 403 2191 58 440

Tcaa1....36724 32003 35010 20287 13273 33854

6311
16672
27386
32438

171151

Total Cotton Wool imported into Liverpool in 1815.. 267926

Last week three children were drowned in the Rochdale
canal.

Meyrick Bankes, Esq.. Winstanley Hall, Cheshire, has
returned to the tenants on his estates at Cudworth, near
Barnsley, ten per cent. on the amount of their several
rentals.

A NUNNERY IN BLACKBURN.—Next week, the house
lately occupied by Mr. Robert Railton, Paradise-street,
will be converted into a nunnery. The founders of it
will be six " Sisters of Mercy," from Belgium.
The Chester Courant relates the tale of a dog belonging
to a gentleman in that city, suddenly leaving his master's
house, which he was not in the habit of doing, alone on
Saturday week, and marching straight to the shop of Mr.
Platt, a chemist, attracted attention by holding out his
fore-paw, which, on examination, was found to have a pin
deeply imbedded in it. it was extracted, and bow-wow
wagged his thanks, and returned home.