The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-08-01 00:00:00

e into,

STATE OF TRADE

MANCIIESTER.—On Thursday, the disastrous news from ter,
land (which happily has since turned out to be incorrect),.l"„oe
fered materially with business. The untoward inteillg'tire
which was conveyed here by electric telegraph obtained 00.0
credence from no one, but a very general apprebensienA ati
felt, that in some particulars it might be authentic, anjog
anxious feeling was very generally prevalent. The filar at
information• is generally thought to have either been.orig7tDe
for stock jobbing purposes, or in a deeper laid scheme 0 op
Irish incendiaries themselves, to feel the pulse of this coun.,o
as to the prospect of any sympathetic rising here, which ilinbe
act as a diversion in their favour, dividing the attention ol
Government, and interfering with the transport of allYthejt
dition to the large body of troops already congregated in ,;eif,
unhappy country. If the latter has been the object ill
the parties cannot congratulate themselves on having e,"ost
any encouraging movement. If the former, one of the 11;),,,t
cruel and shameless hoaxes has been put upon the public
has been witnessed in modern times. Since Tuesday, weboe
not experienced any very decided change in the tone Of to
market. On Wednesday, the answer of Lord Palinersono
Mr. D'lsraeli's question, put in the House of Commons to
Tuesday night, in which he expresses an opinion favourable
the completion of the terms of the armistice between Gerirs',
and Denmark, had a favourable effect on the German I,°'l,fie,
and since then they have increased the extent of their tras'oiiie
tions; but the market generally continues quiet, and ill ,to,
few instances lower rates have been taken than on Tile*
but these cases are exceptions. The Irish fabrication ',sc.
more unfavourable influence on the cloth market, the tran-oe
tions in which have been to a much smaller extent. Prices
rather lower, and somewhat more irregular.
• ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET.—The improvement
bee
took place in our market on the Monday previous, has we
fully maintained this week. Goods of all descriptionsoere
been much inquired after. Prices same as our last. wt.
has has been rather more-business doing in the Wool Illaecell
Prices stationary. The various- trades are improving
week ; hands in cotton mills have-generally full emploYO'd
LEEDS.—Notwithstanding the disturbed state of Melon 5,0
the non-fulfilment of the armistice between Denmark
Prussia, the improvement in the woollen trade noticed,iv;:is
week has received no abatement. A good amount of IA-11110
has been done this week both in the Cloth Hails and oleo,
warehouses, and manufacturers are well employed on er:ivel
Stocks are not light, and prices, though firm, are com Para
low.

BRADFORD.—WooI : There has not been the same alt7toe,;,
tion in our market this as last week. Our last market as',,
a degree of buoyancy that induced the staplers to seek
(10,9,,c°
vance of ss. or 10s. per pack ; and in some cases this a ,d
was realised, but now the spinners are in better stock, 'idise,
supply coining to market on the increase, there is 110
sition to buy, except for present use, and then without F.eol,
an advance in price.—Yarns : 'I here is nothing more Cl,ls'eeo of
in this branch of the trade, which has for a long time WI:
a depressing character both for employer and en% coo,
Pieces : The continued unsettled state of things on
tinent prevents the German houses from buying, alt
large portion of orders are understood to be ready fori7; ttio
out. The home merchants are not so active this we+ei,eo
unsettled weather, and accounts from Ireland, induce sod
pause; but of all kinds of fancy goods the stocks are 114 s
Cobourgs equally so. Orleans are becoming less plentlg de
the production is so limited, that with a few weeks, 1317 bee,
ba
mand, our market would soon become emptier than it
for years.

S itsl'
gALIFAX.—Pieces Our market on Saturday Iva le l) it
dull one, only few buyers attending. There is but litt. fob
ness done but some of the mills have commenced rutin, icui
time, and there seems to be a better prospect. Yarn al'm all
the same, there being only a very limited demand. 111,71 red
continues much the same, no improvement having 3'.,,,051
felt, though if the mills continue to run full time there I"
a better demand.
gUDDESSFIELD.—We had another market of cons'_, 6e!t
improvement. A number of buyers have been in the wijettel
and a better tone is generally manifested this 100"
prices are given for goods.

LONDON GAZETTE.-

-TUESDAY, JULY

DISSOLVE
ARTNERSHIPS D.
Fort, Brothers P,
and Co., Manchester, and elsewliereln line;
printers—S. A. and J. Cooke, Manchester, ready-mar viler,
dealers—W. B. mid T. Carrick, Kingstoll-1111011-11U117,,
J. Reny, ju,n.„ and, R.,
chants—Eggleston and Leadley, Kingston upon.ll%.
gravers—Richardson and Garner, Leeds, wool merchant
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
T. Bewley, Chelmsford, Essex, iron manufacturer. ..01
J. Williams, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, Lotto'
Os
architectural book publishers.
merchants. RegY. Mark-lane, London,

BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
John Shepherd Mayfield, Ware, Hertfordshire, builder.
BANKRUPTS. „i•
.

Thomas Earle, Castle-street, Long-acre, London, .‘•--
carriage master. CriPPleg e'•
3t
Charles Langley, Little Moorfields, St. Gile's,
without, London, licensed victualler. field4'
George Parker, St. Martin's-lane, St, Martin's-in-Ope' ist.4

anidtiGchr:radt Nlevwepbobr:-sittroeyeati ;A.snpnit,aShorhoovv,,Locnhdeoinse,ac,htii,„- 0:
victualler. nclo
Ann Drew, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, I.°
stationer.
-ker.

Matthew Death, Hadleigh, Suttoui, bootniaK,
facFteulrixer.Lieven Bauwens, Croydon, London, stearine

?ancras.

James Munro M'Kenzie and Jam
London, warehousemen.
Joseph Lowe and Thomas Farnell I

lead Shaw,

factors.
Thomas
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adt
aCI h, as Charlessnuffles Bmeanasuo
fna,cSt
aa lrfeorr. d, type fa
George William Corrie, Plymouth, wine merchant. •
Mary Riley, Sheffild, tobacconist.
Squire Bland, Rothwell, Yorkshire, malster.
D IVIDENDS.
Aug. 17, A. Harrison, Friars. Goose Alkali Worir r'
Gateshead, Durham, alkali manufacturer—Aug', 1/, Stor
Antill, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, wine merchant—Aug'aeo,
Blackwell and J. N. Dunsford, Newbiggin-by-the
thumberland, brewers

CERTIFICATES
o, tie
to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrail if,
day of meeting. An'. I Ist ; it,
Aug. 15, J. Peniston, Liverpool, drysalter—,-,,.
Potter, Birkenhead and Liverpool, merchant--0-;73n. '
Tomkinson, Liverpool and Runcorn, stonemason--"a
Williamson, Liverpool, join.r. „tect
CERTIFICATES
to be confirmed by the Vice Chancellor acting in
unless cause be shown to the contrary on or befor,, filer
M. A. Legett, Liverpool, hotel keener—G. Spearnin, pe 000
silk mercer—J. B. Browne, Newcastle-under-Lyne, "00/
chant—J. Sheppard, Shirley, near Southampton,
brewer.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS
C. Finlay, Edinburgh, tailor.
J. Gibson, Kirkford of Stewarton, bonnet rm
J. Macfarlane, Glasgow, horse dealer.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED-
Troutbeck and Son, Liverpool—E. P. Jones anu.,.so4
pool, limeburners—Carter and Byrne, shinbrokerb
01
Rhodes, Oldham, doublers—A. and I. G. Da Coto,
Helens, merchants.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
W. Hardwick, Leeds, auctioneer.
R. Cotsworth, Kingston-upon-Hull, joiner.
J. Price, Birmingham, jeweller.
BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. e, LAP
Edward Bailey, Monnt-street, Grosvenor-sr'

upholsterer.
Thomas Cooper, Tottenham-court-road, Lon
d°o'

BAN KRU PT'4. Ad. `;:d'A
Francis James Ferns, Liverpool, stockbroker, o,o'
I‘l,-
8, at 11 o'clock. at the Liverpool District Court 020 e
solicitors, Messrs. Keightley and Co. Chancery .;.r
and Mr. Holden, Liverpool ; official assig--
Liverpool

Thomas Gilbertson, Birkenhead, flour deale
1, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District COOT
solicitors, Messrs. Chester and Co., Staple's-ii

Thomas Spiing, Bristol, geocer.
Frederick Saldorf, Plymouth, merc

Aug. 18, J. Warmington, T
Ricketts and T. James, Moorg
H. W. Damsell, Bisley, Glocesl

GERTIFH

-
own to the co

To be granted, unless

dz.y of meeting.

22, C. Radenhurst,Birm
1, J. Adams, Stoke-upot

7rii; StaPi
otrY
Pratt, Co

victualler

Ali
CERTIFICATES ity Of' AliTe
to be confirmed by the Vice-Chancellor actingbefore
et
unless cause be shown to the contrary on or,r .pds, eeP
J. Birch, Liverpool, grocer—W. Gribbon, noit
glass—J. W. Busst, Bilston, Staffordshire,
Strange, Abingdon, Berkshire, wine merchan,:
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIOfa N
J. Caldwell, Kilbarchan, Renfrewshire, rn
P. Garland, Burntisland, grocer.
J. Outram, Glasgow, commission merchant

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Aug. 1, Henry Alexander Stewart (Ist)
1, John Shalcross (audit)
1, James Blake (proof and div.)
2, Thomas Crowther (special)
2, Catharine Barclay (audit)
2, John Blackburne (proof and div.)•
2, Hewson Dutchman (proof and div.)
3, Charles Williams (audit) ..........
3, Robert Harrison (audit) ..........
3, Patrick Francis M`Kenna (proof and nlv
3, William Harris and Henry Harris
(Ist)
4, James Sothern Tonge (Ist) ... •• • ••• • • :
4, David Hardie, (proof and div.) ......
:8, Charles Williams, (proof and div.). • • •
8, Henry Hollis, (proof and div.).
.. • •
8, John Sankey, (audit) ... ,
8, Henry Jones Evans, (audit) ...........
8, Henry Cole, (audit) ................ .
'
8, George and Ralph Cappur, (proof annsuzdi.)
10, M`Tear, Hadfield and Thompson, (PL
10, Jonathan Beckett, (audit) ..... • • •• "
.... •
11, William Drinkwater, (2nd) • •
11, James Robson Duncan, (2nd) ...... • ....
11, James Mackay, (proof and div.). • • • .. .
11, Robert Hughes, ;audit) ................
11,
11, William Craven
Ev, (audit) ......
Robert Daviea ans, (proof and al"