The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-03-05 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGE

FRANCE.
PARIS, Feb. 26.—Since I sent off the express to
morning with the news of the secret marriage and •
of the Duchess of Berri, I have seen many of her f:
conversed with several of her enemies ; and the res
inquiries and conversation amounts to this, that I
Duchess of Berri is not married. I have not come to
elusion hastily, nor without hearing the cOnflieting. state
of her friends and foes with patience and attention;
repeat that I fear very much indeed that the duchess,
married. The friends of the ministers of Louis phith
the adents of the goverment, have declared to me, that 34
the Duchess has been the mother of a child, a little g
Italy, since the revolution of 1830; and that the govell
is in possession of a proces verbal of all the facts and ell
stances of that accouchement. Her enemies also obserf,
the steam-boat Carlo Alberto was seized in February, l'
that in May she was in La Vendee—that from May, I°'
February, 1833, Is a period of nine months—that the 4
therefore, of which the duchess is enciente could not have
the offspring of a marriage in Italy unless her husband
panied her to France,_ since the duchess does not yet el
to be confined ; and that if she be married to an Italian
and if he has cohabited with her in La Vendee during tp
nine months, the government must have known his
They also add, that if she be married, why does she nol
the name of her husband, and afford the government!,
portunity of examining into the truth of the statement
she is in prison.

The friends of the duchess reply that they are surpri"
her being enceinte—that this fact is to them a deathbloo
whether she be secretly married to some obscure Italian or
for the sake of form or appearances, and with whom she
have cohabited in La v endee, they care but little--
Charles has abdicated, and the Duke d'Augouleme has
the same thing, the Duke de Bordeaux is their only 11011'
the only living personification of their principles—that
were not to be really the son of the Duke and Duchess of
Louis Philippe would be the legitimate King of France.
that there would be nothing to prevent his being croi
Rheims as that legitimate monarch. That the duchess"
sign or rhos ld write_a_cleelaration of her own infamy do
deed appear to them to be surprising, and they cannot
cite it with her usual strength of mind and supposed firs'.
character. As, however, the government has already
to its friends, that it will keep the duchess in custody low
she shall be brought to-bed'of a child, and that it will have
her friends and enemies present to witness the event, so
doubt may be entertained on the subject, her friends '
their intention of suspending their opinions until the,,
shall have taken place, and until it shall be known whet,'"
duchess was married in Italy or not, and to whom and
and whether she has cohabited with her husband as 103'i
wife within the period of nine mouths from the birth °'
child of which she is now pregnant.
Of course the friends of the new dynasty are in a state 0'
and excitement difficult to describe; ana it is useless t',i
that if the duchess be not married, or has not lived olv
husband during the last nine months, her disgrace and
would be the most favourable event to the ch nasty 01
Philip. Indeed, her friends are deserting her stand's,
anticipation, and the Duke of Bordeaux will suffer I'l
faults of his mother.

ANCIENT STATUE.—They have just found, in one
sewers of ancient Athens, a splendid statue, supposed to
Thesus : it is naked, and of the heroic size, about that;
Belvidere Apollo, of the finest marble, and best style ofl
turc, and perfect excepting the head and feet. The former
covered a short distance from the statue, and, from the f,
corresponding with the neck, may be easily replaced.
ple, with three columns erect, has likewise made its apP
from below what was 'supposed the ancient town : to seo,l'
treasures buried there; the whole of that part of the site
be excavated to the depth of about eighty feet; but they,
little money to lay out, and the people are so impatient t'
on the spot, that the whole will shortly be covered in and
up for ever.—Literary Gazette. A

At Tours MADAME LA DUCHESS DE BERRI was
and many a violent and opposing opinion given respect°
conduct, its motives, its consequences, and the 4.00,
ought to receive. Some with the spirit of chivalry stil
their boSoms, declared their reverence of her as a wok;
a mother, and that-merely considering her as such,
any political reference, they would shelter her, or tight le
whenever chance might throw her in their way. Others'
her the Hyena of France, who would not care if its rice'
blood; so that she could sail upon them to the capital
establish despotism, bigotry, and the Bourbons; and ee
man, who had got something to fight for, having had 6,
some property unexpectedly bequeathed to him a shay.
before, declared that he should think himself justifie(tl,
tolling her with his own hands, if she should happell
into them. This ultra patriotism caused such
" Wild uproarious din"
of dissentient voices that we walked off, to get out of tbt,
ing of it, kit without as within, we found ourselves ansl
tical commotion and excitement. The quays were el
with troops, going down the Loire, into La Vendee; the,
with spectators, and the beautiful promenades with dry
fashionable people, attracted by the military music,
floated on the evening breeze; whilst the mysterious,
telegraphs, were exchanging their portentous signs, as
they could be discerned, from the east to the west, with'
gence of the troubles in Paris; from the west to the ea'
the intelligence of those in La Vendee • and as they solo
leaned to one side, sometimes to another, sometimes dl"i
all their arms wide to the heavens, sometimes sudden
tracted them, they seemed like inspired Pythonesses, 11'
the fate of empires, yet unintelligible, even to they'
wrapped in secrecy, and knowing not the import of the
which they conveyed.—l could not help smiling to see
the crowd, at such au interesting moment, a man with
which he had taught to drum, at the word of comulal
varied his directions to it with admirable tact and
"Now my brave little fellow, give us a roll for the triculot
—now another for the lilies of France—now one for Chav
Then seeing this did not take,. he added, "and a gee
lance of him—now one for Louis Philippe, and so he 0'
the little creature obedient to all his commands, lung'
the timidity of its nature, and beating its tattoes Aloe,
crowd, according to the secret signs it received. DO.
master was probably more versed in secret con-multi
than he chose to acknowledge, as we heard afterwards,
and his little companion were put wider arrest.—Sir
Ise. . Loire._

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[As • _ WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA. COLONIAL PRODUCE.
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coffee,
fin Rerhiee, with 10 pits 74. hds Min, 175 has 7 les Friday, Ist March, 1833.
18 salted hides, J Crosthwaite and to--I esk rum, The SUGAR market has been very flat all week, and the sales
ad° D-, 20 pns 14 lids rum, 30 hds sugar, N Waterhouse & Sons- -
only amount to 310 hhds. B. P. at rather lower prices. In
1, t,, pdson, Barkley and co-20 do, J Dodson-74 do, G H
a,dakt., '2O CS 'CS melassses, J Winder-95 do, in a tank 2,000 g me- Bengal or Mauritius there are not any transactions, nor has
hds sugar, 23 b.e3 coffee, 9 salted hides, R SeMple--P Di any thing been done in Foreign. Sugar.-The
.arrivals of
~,,iftib!nn, ill'Master, frn Demerara, with 350 csks Melasses 66 pns MOLASSES. have been considerable, and as the boilers are
o-t")....20 Tin, T and 11 Murray-20 hds sugar, Sandbach,'Tinne and p' !milling to
_purchase at present prices, the whole are going
the )18rtg°, 17 pns Ihd 5 brls rum, S Mackay-20 hds sugar, 13 pns 5
usecitotinli I. S and K 111'Kenzie-7 do. 40 do, order-P Ilk into store.-COFFEE.-Plantation continues in steady request;
t allsLa& ikirn, M'Dowal, fm Demerara, with 225 lids 27 ts 32 ors sugar, middling to fine qualities have brought very full prices, and
,i, r, 36 hds ruin, 120 cks molasses, J Gladstone and co-98 hds ats clean ordinary in most instances sold Is. if) 2s. higher; the
L'i
lotsfar. Yum, Taylor and I otter-22 las sugar, 31 as tuala.mes, sales comprise 160 casks of Jamaica, and 20 casks of Berbice
• ,ki '""-1b hds sugar, Wilson and Cort-P Dk. and Demerara. Of Foreign Coffee a small parcel of ordinary
re i nson, Emerson, fin Port-au-Prince, St Domingo, With 395
e. ' . '°,,ttlb, loose abt 190 t logwood, 1 t brazilletto wood, R Shia- Havana brought 495. •:: cwt.-In COCOA or .PEPPER no sales.
to box coats arikn, T Barber-G Dk
~, -100 bags of PIMENTO sold at • a ton of East India
L- ......., 40-8
c) GINGER at 375. 6d., and 20 casks very fine Jamaica ditto at £7
UNITED STATES. 15s. Q£B 2s. 6d. 4jl' cwt.-In RICE the transactions are
'le orate UNITED
anCh_eyney,
(f)ton Philadelphia, with 1,000 brit flour, IV limited to 500 bags of Bengal at 15s. 6d. for middling white,
e
ie 0 I.x. j Harrison
-el
harado,tißaoltn;aoslelnviaindli-clo-5
brliabxdar
abtnts to
ond 13s. for very ordinary yellow.-The sales of RUM amount
,ntle 1111°rias, T and W Davies-26g balm cottn, Bartng Brothers and 150 puns., chiefly common Leewards, at Is. 9d., and good
ices ~ fr's, 2 brlh apples, W and J Brown and c 2 las, 2 csks, 2 and fine Demerara at 2a, 4d. e 2s. 9d., with a few puns. of
tog .teraf coots unkn, order-P Dk choice Jamaica at 3s. 7d.
of . is, liagawrtilliams, Holdridge, fin New Orleans, with 1149 bales DYEWOODS.=The demand has been very limited, but the
, andd Jerdeta-368 do, Baring Brothers and co-20 'do, prices of all descriptions .keep firm; the sales of the week are
ioty If se'lo°..ria.. co-P Dk
confined to 30 tons Campeachy LOGWOOD, at £7 15s. e £7
to to,4,ci, Rich, fin Charleston, with 358 bls n, V
ion la : do, Sands, Hodgson, and c 152 deo°tWlStiTr24lll.3°‘dvon I7s. 6d.; 30 ton§ of Lima NICARAGUA WOOD at £2l e £22.;
y, i tt.':a Smith, and co-60 do, Lodge and Prichard-760 do, order a few tons of cOmmon solid ditto at £l7, and 50 tons Tampico
eat '11h,„„ ,-, FUSTIC at £8 2s. 6d. ' £8 55.-TURPENTINE has fallen 3d. e
of
.741)Yrnes, Spragued co--178 do , fin New York, 'with 454 bla cote, Roskell, 4d. iir cwt., 500 bras. of good quality having been sold•a.t lls.
.r another parcel of gjoocl Wilmington, consisting of 610
or. c,,,",T flaxseed, Malcolmson and c?-24 ts do, , Waddington, Holt, 3d.,
, alf 714 bls merchandise B tetd, Sanas, Hodgson, and co--900 brls brls., the highest bid on NY ednesday was Ils. Id., but after-
,oo lnel order-P Dk. wards the whole parcel was sold at some advance on this bid;
...s to hand, Todd,-fm NOW Orleans, with 100 bls cotn, Martineau the exact price, however, has not been allowed to transpire.
'oh Lio.it`tose,l3---100 do, Hagarty and Jerdein-139 do, G Green and Son' 800 brls. advertised for sale to-day were not sold.-American
ti_ Kell, Ogden, and co-704 do, order-P Dk. TAR is lower, 13s. has been accepted for 150 brls.; Stockholm ,
• , ~."'"Ie• Pinney fin Charl2s9t6ond,a,n,Lther9s-IPhDlskcoin, Buchanan, and Archangel without alteration -Montreal Pot ASHES Con-
vatl4l
~,ie"iii,.o-,..,1.09 do, W Stuart
io r ', t, -,eington, Holdridge I'm New York, with 281 bls h., tinne in very good demand, and about 350 brls. have been
;0 ;1,, r, 250 hi., turpentine, •
csk . S CO-,
as ,
le ea ',11,,r,e?--o3 his cotn, Peat 'and Phelps-105 d
u='
Hagartv and have been principally of thirds, at I9s. ik: •e'vt. ;_. some few sales
' 'llr;4.l%c(lioverseed,. Buchanan, Laird and co-83 ts flaiseed, of -Pearl Ashes have been made, comprising tO to 80 brls., at
botbam-450 hds, Maleohnson, Bell, and
nul•:,lll44.sno,:rit,odrjahlaimi' and Taylor-150 bra proviSions, W Allen 275. 6d. 28s. for new Montreals, and at 275. for old New
''' 15,,du'le:s, Denistoun and co-3 cs conts tinkn, G G Uns- York. No State's' Pot Ashes at market.-FLAXSEED is dull
8, b (3,, B Frodsham-1 pkge books, It Tronson-1 kg cran- and no sales effected; there are, however, orders in the market
,„,,,,,aeNon-i brl apples, Learns, Crary, and c 9 hds hides, limited to prices that holders will not accept.-CLovERsEED
4,41,,,, tr?,o eks flaxseed, Order-P Dk continues firm; 5 tbns good old American brought 705.-
atitt (3.L.' i,i'iubri,ian, fin Nets YOrk, with 405 bls earl, A. Te'lly 'Pre- UEIiCITRON BARK without alteration.-BEEs' WAX is in
le.
,011 ala ;no, Ewart, Mytit-s, and co-33 do, T B Blaekburne-35 request, both for home use and export; 5 tons, duty paid,
,x.a. I,aii.__, Lambert, and co-100 do, J and I Jackson-96 do It
hotter es merchandise •retd, G Gibson-200 eks flaxseed J
;1„ 116 brs pt ashes, 225 ors turpentine, ' - . sold at .1:7 Ids. 6d. £8 W. cwt., and about 5 tons, in
• band, at £5 10s.-lhe public sales of HIDES have gone
2io ors tar, 2 brsap-
'ot,°,l,lluts order-P In 'off at very full p_rices, particularly good salted Buenos
yell • , 14g itriii, ftn New`York, With 123 bls dotn, Waddington, Holt, Ayres ; a.KI dry Buenos Ayres and Monte Video Cow
ree F.* tbas•,..,agatty and Jerdein.--200 brls tar, It Graves and co- ,and Ox sold at 81d. 91d. for fair quality, 2,250 ditto,
L) r-a„,, weed, J m• 0
---`' cO-50 do Glen
co--abt and
MurPhY
-60 do, J Lewers-11 csks
-1,850 Salted Buenos Ayres at 3-Icl. for inferior, and .41 J 51d.
o--abt 260 c horn tips, Dennistoun and co .
r _leaf , e Re. for fair to very goon, salted Santa Martha at 5%d., and
) thi; iiient, nin, fin New Orleatts, with 1695 bls cotn, NV Smith 350 salted New South Wales at 3'34/d., 5,300 dry East India
al Saxe °' Risley and Son-P Dk
state' Cow at 'ad. 6 '7%d., 1;640 ditto inferior at sitl., 740 dry
. anr,", Petrie, faiSavannah, wit-1,114%1a eotni ck.rice, Isaac 3uffalo at 40 and I,tys) dry salted Brazil at 6%d. W lb.-Of
in i • .iji 0251 do, A Taylor ~
Less If town „„,,
_ _.___o and co-273
ado, TC, rowder-100 do, lioasE HAIR, 1 bale Buenos Ayres stump tails sold at Is. lid.,
'hill' Nazi; rte-.nt,so__ :;11) d , Wainwright nAI Sh'_ela---Loose about
5 bales, mostly good mixed, at 71d. e aid., 25 bales short at
''' 13,,,5, e• al Hunter-322 Ids cotn, or er-P Dk 3
iat . „aria , firth, fm New Orleans, with 602 bls cote, Martineau, 6,0. e Q-d., and 2 bales Cow Hair at 6,4 d. 1W lb.-No sales in
le :4. co-52 do, 'G Green add Son-191 do, W Oxley-26 do, N eutria or Chinchilli SKINS, or of OAK BARK.-The demand
eve ' n, and co-319 do, order-lt for Tonacco, on the whole, is limited; about 130 hhds. sold, -of
ad cif 'can BRITISH AMERICA. which 20 of Virginia leaf and 20 of stemmed have been taken
bsetl,,
~ ai7u3rn,ey, fin St-John, NB, with 87 ps birch •and 7ps pine by the trade, 25 of Kentucky leaf for 'exportation, and 65 of
iry., It bk deals and deal ends, abt 2 fins lathwood, •Stokes Bros h.entucky stemmed on speculation; prices continu_e. steady.-
1-, tilils, . INDIGO.-The public sales of 160 chests East India and 213
the ' .'695,,-,arker, fin Liverpool, N S. with 11 cl 6 deals, 40 c serons Spanish drew together a fair attendance of buyers_; the
have' ' 13 ij-Pine timber, abt 10 fins lathwood, 8 csks oil, W Fair- former sold at an advance of 3d. whilst the latter, which was
-L be k
aid a, tit' principally Caracca, went irregularly, and at a slight reduction
,'011),'0".ilv f St.
r 7 Y•• m John's, N. 8., with 60 ps birch and 220 ps
yet ill' '
~ e deals and deal • ends, abt 4 fins lathwood, 15 masts or on the last sales, which, b _owever, were extravagantly high ; for
Liao ;#1 ' • . i„,a!ld Swainson-R. a few serons Guatimala cortes 3s. 4d. iD 3s. 9d. #.? tb. duty paid,
lig t , 11' tintrg, Barclay, fm St. John's, N. 8., with 669 ps fir and 131 was obtained.-Nothing is reported in LAc DYE, but 115 chests
his , 6° shoc,Z' Gibbs 0 deals. hand fins latliwood, 441 c 25 staves, 13 SHELL LAc have been disposed of by auctton at very full prices.
e no' s,, Bright, co-B Dk -For 300 pockets of Bengal TURMERIC, 12s. 6d. has been
Lent la
SOUTH AMERICA. obtained.-The transactions in SALTPETRE are confined to 500
aent 'B3' Bleasdale fin Laguna, with about 270 t log wood, C Tay- bays, at 295. ii) 345. 6d. ....% cwt.
'lnd-co-65'u, • and V t L -
jalap, Richmond Vag t, London-P Dk . DIEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.-BRimsroNE continues
in fair request, and prices are fully supported.-There has been
BurPr' , MEDITERRANEAN. less demand for SUMAC, but the holders of good Sicily have ob-
lbloa dealsn,,
orl ~ fm Darien, with 883 bales cotton, Isaac, Low and tamed an advance of 6d. IP' cwt. for some small lots; about
iliatsitie
' Ilt6 star, Barton and Raynes-G Dk 300 bags have been sold at 13s. •:, cw. Nothing
m .' talc Bata, fin Genoa, with abt 210 t brimstone, Ross Bro- done in Verona or Trieste.-There continues to beta good de-
tle--- ,it
ne has ,a,„, twitt, fin Terceira, with 685 bxs oranges, .1 Adam-2 do, mend fO.l MADDER ROOTS, 90 ba.les.of Naples have been sold at
545., and some good Smyrna at 61s. tif, cwt.-MADDERS are also
y hoPe- 'Dk
-that in fair request at steady prices.-Some few sales of good Persian
BERRIES have been made at £6 ss. ar cwt.-Sales continue to
;ss of '
FrFran'VE VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING. be made in CREAM of TARTAR, at 655. "It' cwt.-No sales wor-
- thy of notice made in GUM SENEGAL ; a small lot of East India
.hers ere' ,
WEST INDIES, &C.
advertised for sale was postponed to Monday.-OLIVE OIL still
••,
-d' continues in limited demand,. and prices are barely supported;
an; 278 Sarah, P. Demerara the•few sales made have been from £5B to £6O for Galipoli, at
nnot
d fira ' ac co UNITED STATES. £57 for fine Sicily, and £56 for Malaga.-There is rather more
,
397 Walter Scott, K. Mobile engtriry for VALONIA, but no sales of consequence have been
Ldy el‘j. ,lna &CO 236 Sophia, G, Montreal' effected.-The transactions in FISH OILS continue very limited
td unw ADO,'am & '
co, - Omega. , at the prices quoted.-SEED OILS meet a ready sale, and 2s.
ill hav , l9B Sisters, K, Boston 3d. freely offered for LINSEED, which the crushers decline.-
t, so 0.44 325 Adelaide, •G, Montreal Some business has been done in PALM OIL at £33 to £34, and
ends ' 1,110;1,, 8`; CO, 426 Constitution, P, New York
il the ' ke6s.• 423 Consbrook, Q, New Orleans the latter price is now generally demanded, with a disposition
bb rlrashaw 298 Canton. P, New York oh the part of the holders not to effect large sales, in the ex-
whetm
and het SOUTH AMERICA. pectation that a reduction in the duty on Soap would materially
ao 256 George, C, Maranhara enhance the value of this article.-OIL of TURPENTINE conti-
as ID J flues dull of sale.-In FLAX we have no sales to report.-There
birth "' hm,
BRITISH AMERICA.
281 Corsair. Q, Halifax, N S is a fair demand for HEMP, the ropers being in full employ.-
157 Lavinia, G, St John's, Newfound- TALLOW continues dull of sale, and rather lower rates have
Stale ' land again been submitted to ;_ the settlement of the Soap-duty ques-
eless t'a lion (particularly if a reduction takes place) will probably give
MEDITERRANEAN.
led %Or ' fresh life to the-market
ce ana • 142 Evelina, K. Ancona
171 Countess of Erroll, K, Leghorn '•• , =-
stv gri
ef
V 4. W It
---, -ee - Wood, 115 James Lumsden, Bilboa LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET,
stand' ..,4 ,
81 Triune, K, Gibraltar
offer 7 i
- 78 Lynx, S. Gibraltar Monday, Fkbersary March 4, 1833.
On Saturday 3,000 bags were sold ; one-third Brazil, and the re-
, EUROPE. mainder in American. To-day an extensive business • has been done
. • 98 Keith Stewart, K. Bremen by the Trade, as well as by Speculators, at steatly.prices for Arneri-
I one 4,4 e 146 Edina, K, Ostend
,sed t°, ' 0, 81 Aria, 5, Ostend cats, and Id. 4, lb advance on Brazil upon our quotations. The,
tit that 114 Banff. Cg, Harnburgh particulars are 1,300 Maranham, B.ld. 0 9id.--2,000 Pernam, 80. ra
Lyle of • 90.-300 Bahia, 70., and the rest in American-Orleans, 7d.:42, 51d.
nmer ~
IMPORTED and Upland, 60. e 71d.
.1 the f i "-tont i ,Arrived-14 vessels from America, and 1 Maranham.
e• ic d ' (•8 he 22c1 to the 28th February 1833, inclusive.
sets , ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
ts ap• 1 m 'min Demerara-1 Berbice-1 Port au Prince-4 New
From the 23d ult. to this day inclusive.
to Edell, 1
'" ,c'bile--3 Savannah-1 Charleston-1 Darien-1 Phila-
he site `Lfax-.1 Bahia-1 Genoa. SALES. Current IMPORTS.
site
but the L
PY*BIY This PricesDay.of
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stient 0 1...
...
boxes, -, bap, -, casks, --. DESCRIPTION. this Year Week this WThecisk. thisYearPrvs
in and •••.,..
...................................... brls. -- _----
Oak.. ••.... •• • ........................... hilt's. -, leis. - Sea Island Georgia.... 2860 370 • ltd to 20d
Stained Ditto .450 50 61 -10 .1 5312' 58078
vs diS • , •• • • ....................................toils, -
• •• ..
.Upland Ditto 52390 8600 6i - 71
resPecti. ...•
...................................... ..!..,ales, -
Alabama 6/ - 71
26770 .1850 I
trea ~ ....e''. .. ............................... chests, -
Mobile 64 - 71 7.253 37355
tons, 210
boxes, - Icy still. • lea, New Orleans 20060 .37.10 61 - 84
Pernambuco
884/
--
910 3
a w 00: •• his, --, 1 9820 2150 5640
such, 4' . 4...... serons, -, bales, - Aricati ft Ceara.
Bahia and Macaio 6440 700 71 - 81 1162 1800 •
r fight 1 .., ' ............................. bags, -, serons - Maranham i 5030 2080 81 -94 1 6884 •
• • • ..
Others O. p, . . r brls, -, bags, - Saw ginned Bl -84 i
.. tees. 13, brls. -, bags, 110 Mina . ,
its rise nod en. ............
bags 522, oils, - -......-
...1 , hhds, Para -90 , 71 - if •
caVt•-,i't .. '• ....................................... tons, 190 Demerara & Berbiee 370 8 - 104 99. 363
and 0.- ."• tons, -- Barbadoes 7O 71 - 8
had ftt q,,i'.lv,;(id - Common West India.. 550 1J 64 -8/ 395 756
asilo,. 4ott:' • • tons, - Bahama .. 7i - 9
happenlus t ifi ,:::.• : .. . .
casks,
- Carthagena. llOO 6 - 61
'ksl,'• • • ...........tees. -, bales. - Bourbon .
t '... Egyptian - 91
~. • .................... E. I. sacks,-, brls., 2000 Surat. lBB5O 300 41 - 61 •
.. ••• barrels, - bags, - Bengal BO '44 -51 ' ' '2BO
.tit of t,l C''1,1...(i. .. ..... ....casks, -, bags, _, -
lie o*boxes,
no. 1712, bales,
es an"ly it, x bundles, - .
150790 1 650 i 14221 111136
were Ifille. ..... ..bales, -, no. ____ r
. _ • •• ................ :• . ,

tons, ---
tees. —, bales.
casks,casks,—
E. I. sacks,—, brls., 2000
• • ........................ barrels, —, bags,
N; • • ......... ....casks. —, bags, —, boxes,
lad Ox no. 1712, bales,
bundles,
,4 rse... bales, —, no. -
• . bales serous,
bundles, —, bales,
chests, —, serons,
cases,
.• ...........................

THE CORN TRADE.
vlionday Erening, March •4, • 1833,

..........

casks, --
....sacks, —, casks,
casks, —, bales,
casks, 999
....bales, —, bundles,
jars, —, casks, 15

A good many vessels have got in with grain, from Ireland, and the
trade continues rather languid for want of country demand, but prices
are steady. Prime red wheats being comparatively scarce find buyers
freely at our quotations, but•other kinds, including white, sell slowly.
Oats are in fair request at 2s. 4d. ta 2s. sd. for West of Ireland. Oat-
meal is dull, but Irish Flout sells more readily at,los. (& 41s. 6d.

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WHEAT, per 70 Ms s
Irish red (old) 's
Do. red 1832 6
Do. white 1832 '7
Canada (old) 7
Do. 1832
Dantzie 7
Stettin &Wiemar 7
Odessa (soft)
Russian 0
Foreign (in bond) 0
OATS, per 45 lbs..
Irish -(old)
Do. (1832) 2
Foreign (in band) 1
BARLEY, imp. men.
English. 3l 0 .. 34
Irish, 60lb 3lO .. 4
Foreign (in bond) 0 0 .. 0

d s di
6,9 6 9
3.. '7 5
3.. 8 0
0.. 7 6
6.. 8 9
0.. 8 0
0.. 8 0
0.. 7 6
0.. 0 0
0.. 0 0

MALT, imp.mea s d s d
English. 54 0 .. 59 0
Irish 5O 0 .. 52 0

•BEANS, English... 31 0 .. 34 0
Irish.... 30 0 .. 32 0

Foreign . 31 0.. 35 0
PEARL White 35 0 .. 4.3 0
Ftoun, per 280 Ihs
Irish, (new) 39 0 42 0
Canadian free brl 32 0.. ,35 0
American, ditto 3l 0.. 36 0
Do. (in bond) 17 0.. 23 0
OATMEAL, 210Ibs.
Irish, (old) 2l -0 21 6
Do. (1832). 2l 6 .. 22 6
Ries, (in bond)
Carolina, (ewt.).. 15 6 19 :0
East India. l4 .. 17 0
, Fz&x Sztp, laid.. 80 .0 .. 82 6

2 2 5
'3 .. .2 6
S.. 2 0