The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-10-04 00:00:00

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BANKRUPTS. '
John Chapman, Liverpool, hosier.
I,:t4ard Whelpdale; Afarylebone-lane, Mititllesex, virtual/cr.
Thomas NVeller, Lisle-street, Leicester-square. tailor:
James Quilter Rurnball, Melina-place, St: John's-woo•l, surgeon.
William Thompson, Morpeth, N'orthurnbefland, wine-merchaut.
Jam s' Broderick, Plymouth; merchant,
Thomas Ilav wood, Manchester, upholsterer',
Geort,.i.e Blaiherwick, Nottingham, jniiner.
john -Best; Bi”keting, Yorkcshire, corn,factor:
Kiehrird Westley‘ Fletcher, Joseph Fletcher; grid John Bleteher.
Walsall; stgfrardshire, fifetellants.

George Clarke, Ashion-li' ntler,Lyne, Lancashire, ironfounder,
DfiTIDENDs.
Oct. 25, W. natris, sett, Lirettio6l, /ineri:dtapef, at ten, at the PS.k
lace Inn, Manchester—Oct 31, At:inson; hteleothbe.piace;Durwth
square, builder—Oct. 24, R. Livie; Austin-friars, meretiant—Oct, 21,
T. H. Musgrave, Wenhock Factory, City-road, strew-inautifacturer—
Oct, 22, S.-Sheasby, High-holborn, furnishilig-ironmonger—Oct. 22,
F. F. Cross, George-yard Whitcomb-street, Leicester-square, livery-
stable-keeper—Oct. 29, W. Walton, Manchestel, timber-merchant—
Oct. 23, J. Brindley, Great Barr, Staffordshire--Oct. 23, G. Glover,
Kingston-upon-Hull, grocer—Oct. 25, R. Cotton and J. Beam, Dreg-
ton, Devonshire,. quarrynren—Nov. 12, It. Fishwick, Bury, Lance.-
shire, woollen-manufacturer—Nov. 4, C. Osborn, Warwick, draper—
Oct. 2.5, 0. Longrrhire, Barnard Castle, Durham, draper—C. H. Linter.
Portsea, Hampshire, grocer—Oct. 24, J. Landells, Gateshead, Durham,
and W. G. Landells, .Newcastle-upon-Tyne, wholesale-haberdashers
—Oct. 23, G. F. Baker, Batheaston, Soinersetshire, silk-Manufacturer
—Oct. 22, R. Thunder, Bath, grocer.
CERTIFICATES, Oct 22.
J. Attrec, London-road, Brighton, grocer—J. B. Courthope, Regent-
street, painter —E. Ilulme, Piccadilly, hatter —J. Ilickley, jun..
George-street, Portman-square, tailor hfardon, Euston-place,
Euston-square, saddler—W. Dawson, Waltham, Lincolnshire, tanner
—J. Gilbert, jun., Coventry, coach-proprietor.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. '
C. Waller and I. Brunner, Birmingham, watchmakers—A. Grasby
and S. Atkinson, Present, Lancashire, school-mistresaes.—D. Macdou-
nall and Co., Glasgow—J. Woollard and H. Nixon, North-street. Lis-
ton-grove, victuallers—D. Nesham and Co., Stockton-neon-Tees,
engine-builders, so far as regards D. Hawthorn—W. Prosser, sea. and
co., Shoreditch, haberdashers, so far as regards S. Prosser—T. Strange
and Co., Hounsditch, wholesale grocers—B. Blankley and R. Sampson,
Marylebone,street, Piccadilly, tailors—J. Mills and Son, Mark-lane,
merchants-.—T. Theobald and J. Doxley, High-itreet, Poplar, confec-
tioners—N. Williams and W. W. Saxton, Drayton-in-Hales, Shrqp-
shire, surgeons—W. Howkins and Son, Botolph-lane, orange-mer-
chants—R. and T. Clarkson, York, music-sellers--W. Ricketts and,
Co., Didinarton, Gloucestershire, saddlers—S. W. Burgess and Co.,
Manchester, calico-printers, so far as regards R. Baxter—ll. Crossman
and J. Joslin, Chatham, coal-merchants—J. and C. Deacon, Berners-
street, St. Marylebone, upholsterers—A. R. Guy and E. Paine, P. ea•ent.
street, milliners J. Fowler and B. Gapper, Winterborne, White.
church, Dorsetshire, farmers—G. Farrington and Co., London, orchell
and cudbear makers, so far as regards B. Ayrey—J. Leadbeater and .1.
Barlow, Manchester, cabinet-makers—S. D. Goulding and T. D'A 1-
maine, Soho-square, music-sellers —A. Goff and Co., Bristol, silk-
mercers, so far as regards T. Beanies C. Bennett and C. Bland,
Whitechapel-road, surgeons—W. Bishop and Co., Bath, innholders.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.-

THURSDAY, 3d October.—Noon, Wind S.S.W.--Pair.

Anatvan :—Frankland, Edwards ; and Intrepid, Morrison, from
Demerara—Delaware, M•Michael, Philadelphia—Sarah, Ley, New-.
foundland—Brilliant, Mordaunt; Rio Janeiro.
ALSO ARRIVED :—Pearl, —, from Belfast—Pilot, Griffiths, Llan-
elly—Stag, Mather, Glasgow—St. Patrick (steamer) Waterford—Geo.
IV. (steamer) Newry—Agnes, Orr, Galway—Brothers, Rees, Coleraia
—Lion, Griffiths, Gloucester—Morea, Moss, Cardiff—Jane and Mar-
garet, Dalrymple, Dumfries—Tom Pipes, Richards, Leith—Commerce
(steamer) and Liffey, —, Dublin.
S.tit.En :—San Jose, Talivera, for Bilhoa—Hero, Jenkins, St. Do-
mingo—Victory, Dowell, Bremen—Natalie, Meulenbroeek, Ostend—
William, Kennedy, Africa—Chandos, Young ; and Ellen. Wilson,
Jamaica—Mars, M'Aulcy, New Orleans—Egidius, Duyts, Ostend.

The Schwan, Giese, which sailed yesterday for Stettin, has pnt
back, having been on Barbo Bank. _

Gotfried, which sailed Ist inst. for Elsirteur, has put back
leaky, having been on shore,
Parker, Risien, hence, at Demerara.
Emerald, Boyd, hence, at do.
Snowdon, Gemmel, hence, at do.
Rainbow, Furness, hence for Newfoundland, at Waterford.
Sophia Easter, -, hence for Quebec, was spoken 9th ult., off the
Green Bank.

Elizabeth, Evil!, hence for Newfoundland. was spoken 22d Sept., in
lat. 50, long. 15.
Cleveland, :Morley, hence, at Bombay previous to the Ist July.
Reform, Ogston, hence, at Bahia, 16th August.
Niagara. Rigby, hence, at ditto, 16th „
Amity, Mather, hence, at Pernambuco, 29th August.
Canadian, Clindinnon, hence, at ditto, 29th „
Anne Baldwin, Crawford, hence, at Rio de Janeiro in 57 days.
Brazilian, Galloway, hence, at ditto, 2d August.
Hebe, hence, at Constantinople.
Susan,- Black-eyed Watkins, hence, at ditto.
Mariote, hence, at Charente.
Catherine, Perton, hence, at Malaga.
• William, Milsden, hence, at ditto.
Gustav Chirlotte, -, hence, at Cdpenhagen.
Solon, Shaw, from Laguna, at Elsineur, •
Madras, Thornton, sailed from Bengal for this port.
. Leeds (steamer) from Dublin, at Plymouth, and sailed 27th Sept. for
Bourdeaux.

The stern of a vessel, with the name " Prince Leopold, Peel, Isle of
Man," painted on it, was cast ashoro on Fowl Island, Pile Fowdrey, on
the 26th ult., and on the day following the stern and remaining part of
the same vessel came on shore near the same place ; with the latter
portion came the mast and rigging, which were very good. The hull
of the vessel appears aged. It is feared that all hands are drowned.
Orestes struck on a sunken rock off the town of Villa de
Conde on the coast of Portugal. The bearings on the rock Were—N:
part of the Villa da Conde-E: I N.; S. part E. 4 S.; distance upwards
of three miles.
A large shlp is sunk in deep water off Skepess, Wainfleet. A
paper addressed to Capt. Whale, of the ship Chaise,' signed T. Gille-
s le b
n' , sec. dated 29th July, 1833, was taken from the clothes of one of
the bodies washed on shore.. Three other vessels are sunk in deep
water between the Outer Knock Buoy and the Floating Light on the
Long Sands.
13Aut 1, July 27.—The Clyde, Munro, from Valparaiso to Liverpool,
is repairing. The damaged hides hare been sold.
. ISLAND OF LOLLAND, Sept. 22.—The Concordia, Blackener, bound
to Bandhohn, ran on the sands at Alboe, 20th instant, but was got off
without any apparent damage.

Ifflarkrto.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, OCTOBER 3.

The improvement in demand noticed in our last, has continued during
the last two days, and fully 7,000 bags have been sold, at id. lb. ad-
vance upon the lowest sales of Friday last. 2,500 American and Brazil
have been taken by speculators, and the remainder by th4,trade.

LIVERPOOL CORN

TRADE, OCTOBER 3.

Witair,, per 70 the s d s
, Irish red (old) 6 6 7 0
Do. red 1832 7 0 .. 7 9
Do. white 1839 7 6 .. 8 2
Canada (old) 7 0 .. 7 6
Do. 1832 8 0.. 9 3
Dantzie 0 0 .. 0 0
Stettin &Wismar 0 0 .. 0 0
Odessa (soft) 0 0 .. 0 0
Russian 0 0 ~ 0 0
Foreign(inbond) 4 6, 5 9
OATS, per 45 lbs
Irish (old) 2 5 .. 2 7
Do. (1832) 2 6 .. 2 9
Foreign (in bond) 0 0 .. 0 0
BARLOY, imp. sues.
English 26 0 .. 30 0
Irish, 601 h 3 6 .. 4 0
Foreign (in bond) 0 0 .. 0 0

MALT, imp.mea s d s
English 5O 0 0 70 0
Irish
BRANS, English 39. 0.. 43 0
Irish 37 0.. 38 0
Foreign
FEA.SE, White
FLoon, per 260 lbs
Irish, 1832
Canadian free brl 34 0 36
American, ditto., 34 0 35 9
Do. (in bond) 20 0.. 27 0
OATMEAL. 2401bE„
Irish, (01d)...
' Do. (1832)...
Rica, (in bond)
Carolina, (cwt.) l5 6 19 0
Bast I ndt t l2 0 .. 16 6
FLAX SEED, hhd 0 0 ~ U a

... 21 6 22 0
...82 0 .. 23 u

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, OCTOBER 1,

The duty on Barley, &c. was Is. 6d. per quarter lower last week.
We had again a good supply of Wheat yesterday ; a few prime saw-
ples were taken off early at nearly last week's prices ; but the trade
became extremely heavy afterwards at a decline of Is. 2s, per qr.
on all descriptions ; and some quantity of the Essex and Kentish runs
remained unsold at the close of the market. The new Wheat does not
come to hand in so good condition as heretofore ; fine old is in conse-
quence more sought for, and prices fully supported. Barley has been
very dull; 355. is considered the top price of the best general samples
of Malting Corn, and 38s. of Chevalier. We have a fair supply of
Oats, both new and old; of the former some small parcels of very
fine, both Ireland and Scotland ; the sale has been very limited, and at
prices scarcely equal to those of last week. There was a large supply
of new Beau", which met a heavy trade at a fall of Is. per qr. ; old
nearly supported prices'. Grey and white Peas were la. 4' qr. lower.