The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-02-06 00:00:00

STATE OF TRADE.

LEEDS.—The Woollen Trade of this district continues brisk
both for home consumption and export; and the transactionsin
the Cloth Halls during the week call for no particular remark

H
UDDERSFIELD MARKET.—The demand for Spring Goods
continuesit active, especially for tancy waistcoatings and trowser-
gs • In Plain cloths and the heavier kinds of goods there was
good business done on Tuesday. The Wool
market was also
onlrnated, and crasequently price were firm.
BRADFORD MARKET.—At this market on Thursday extensive
nt-chases were made of most descriptions of goods. but par.
ocularly those suitable for the American Tra e. and those likely
to suit he Spring Trade at home, and in most cases advan, ed
prices were realised. There was a
good demand for Yarns, both
for the Manchester (Mousselin deg lathes) trade and for export,
and as there are no stocks on hand, the spinners were able to
establish better prices. A large business was done in Wools,
Obtained .
eSpecially shorts, and noils, and improved rates were generally

htA
LIFAX MARKET.—We had a numerous attendance of mer-
chants here on Saturday, who bought freely of nearly all de-
scriptions of stuff goods. There was also an active demand for
Yarn, and the wool market exhibited considerable stiffness.

.....
RECRI44ONDWIKE BLANKET MARKET.—On Monday we had
pretty numerous attendance of huyers at this market, and lolly
as much business was done as on the preceding market day. On
ursdaY,the attendance of buyers was not so good as on Mon-
y.a. but there were a few orders put out. The ..anufacturers
Still complain that they cannot obtain an advance upon goods
equal to the advance which they have to pay for wool.

WAKEFIELD WOOL MARKET.—Considerable sales have again
been made during the week in most sorts of combing fleece
wools, at a further improvement in prices, but as this does not
keep an)thing like pace with the advance demanded by the
farmers, this market is scantily supplied.

ROCUDALE FLANNEL MARKET. JAN. 29th.—There has been
arather busy market to day, yet there have not been 60 many
Pieces sold as might have been expected from the numerous at-
tendance of buyers. The manufacturers have stood out for an
advance of prices, and many have obtained a little more for
their goods, but nothing in proportion to the advance of wool.
The demand for wool still continues good, and prices firm.

Bosisnv Awn LAcs TRADES.—We are concerned to state,
that the silk glove branch has become more depressed than ever,
several of the principal houses declining to give out silk to their
Workmen, who are now reduced to the last verge of despair. To
Ildd to their misfortunes, some of the houses are contemplating
further pecelatious on the wages, under the pretext of deducting
for making them cut-up. The cut-up cotton hose branches still
keep tolerably brisk. The drawer and pantaloon branch is not
))Y any means worse : upon the whole, we think it rather
amended the frames beiog in general employed This is of the
Utmost importance to the town, as about one fifteenth of the
Men in Nottingham are employed in making these goods. P% e
!re-given to understand that the wrought cotton hose branch is,
if anything, a shade retrograded in demand, but not scras to be
Ina:•erially felt in any of the villages in this county.—Notting-
ham Journal.

MANCH E STR R.—The early part of last week our market was
comparatively quiet, and many printers and shippers suspended
operations in consequence of one or two days of calm business
in Liverpool, but the calm appears only to be the forerunner to
a storm, for since then a large amount of business has been
done in cotton at Liverpool. and at advanced rates; and here
both the shippers and printers, fearing that printing cloth will
not be lower, but in all probabi ity go considerably higher, an
extensive business has been doing the whole of the'week, and in
26 and 27 inch R. inting cloth, at improved prices upon the rates
of last week. Several shippers have held off buying until they
are forced to purchase, and the Germans have bought of 40's,
50's, and 6 ,'s mule yarn, and buyers for other markets have
given extensive orders for goods. The Queen's speech con-
tains what we expected, an intimation that the Bank of England
charter will be brought forward, and when settled we doubt not
that the unprecedented amount of money they have now in their
Coffers will be made to " fructify." which wid tend to keep up
Prices ; so we fear we have but little chance for some months to
come of counteracting the gambling propensities of the brokers
in Liverpool, and the interested Yankees, in their cotton specu-
lation. The printers both here an I In Glasgow are extremely
busy in de laMes and calico print,. printing cloths of all kinds
have been in good request throughout the week, and the full
prices of last week have been easily obtained. 27-inch 72's may
be quoted at 6s rid to 7s; 27-inch 66's, 5s 104 d to 6s 3d; 27-inch
an's, 4 lb. 2 oz., 5s 4id , 26-inch 52's, 31b. 8 oz. 4s Thel and ed.
Tanjibs are firm, and go off moderately ; so likewise are mada-
pollens, and 36 inch shirtings and printing cloths. 40. inch
shirtings are inanimate, and barely steady in price; we may
quote 60-reeds, 81b., at 8s pd to gs : 66 reeds, glb., at gs pd. In
domestic there is-no change. Long cloths and T cloths are de-
pressed and lower in value, owing partly to the additional duty
laid 'upon manufactures going into Algiers, which has been a
Considerable market for these fabrics. Manufacturers are ask-
lug advances upon most things, in consequence of the rise in
rned4 decline giving any
cotton, but buyers refuse to run with the herd of speculators,
advance. Yarns for home manufacture
three° ood request, and may be quoted id higher within the last
days. Not so with export yarns, however; id more is
demanded on the one hand, but refused on the other.

PRICES OF SHARES, FEBRUARY 5.
Prices in Prices per
-SHARES. d the last 7 Share
..—____-__ i 4. days. To-day.
Bolton
RAILWAYS. X
50
and Preston
Birmingham and Gloucester .. •-• too 00 0
Ditto quarter
Birmingham anti Derby
'
Ditto One-eighth Shares
li 0
0,0 0
0 o 0
33 Id 0
Bristol
an.A
Exeter
'0 0 Birkenhead and Chester ...... ..
Ditto half .... ......... . . • • . . •
Ditto, new,issued at £33 dis. :: 00 0 16 15 0
O 0 0 132, 23
Dublin and Drogheda
Bastern Counties
o o o 10 6 3
,
Ditto new Shares
8
Ditto, .unregistered.. - ~,.3, 0 0 0
Perpetual .......
1
Edinburgh and Glasgow ......
Ditto new shares l2 0 0 0
Ditto Leigh and Newhaven::
22 5 0
000 0 0 0
Glasgow, Paisley, & Greenocu
New
1
Ditto Preference 1 0 0 0
100 0 0 0 229 10 0
Grand Junction
50 0 0 0 114 15 0
Ditto half shares
25 0 0 0
Quarter
New ditto lO 0 0 0
Great Western
Ditto new shares 5O 00 0 112 10 0
0 0 0
75
Great
"Ditto Fifth Shares
O 0 0
,ibitto
-Worth of England ...... .. 100
Anil aan Seib
Cine-folorth Shares
4.2',.,,,, el and Manchester
n . 0
r3itto ?iilikrter shares
Laucast alf shares .......... - . 0o 0
255 00 0 108 10 0
Da et and Prem."... 4i i
Lou:coo:ma cArliate .
Ditto a"
nirm-ingli ......
Stock 0 0 0
quarter ni
20 0 0
Ditto 32 share•s•
London & li
46 0 0
Ditto new ritht°°
.
0 0
London Id „. .
Ditto .°° ith Western ...
manch_. ; -10t11 shares
118dci:ecsqeert Bolton, A, Bury
Ditto and 49(113inningham 4O 00 0
Ditto
manches. Ditto Extension
h.er and Leeds
Ditto 0 0 0
aft
hares
kid ,_ 11. r shales
i:.°l,t, Counties
No rtil E".
1,5 'quarter, Shares„arter
..at,
D;„ ilal d
...,tto new
7281 j 0 0 0
uitto 433 ..
...
Nev!castie and ...... .
Di tto quarter shares
Newcastle and Darlington Junc l5 00 0
stineorn Havre.......... ..6
0 0 0 36i, 37
Rouen and
Sheffield and Manchester ...... 82i 0 0 0 612, 62
Quarter .................... 2 0 0 0 712 6
Routh Eastern and Dover
New shares ................ 25 0 0 0 36 0 0
York and North Midland ........ 50 00 0
Flail Shares .............. 20 00 0
PariB and R0uen.......... 25 0 0
535, 528 6d
Paris and Ly0n5........ 2 00 0
Paris and Orleans .............. 20 IQ 0 0
RANKS.
Bank of Liverpool ....... 12a 0 0 0 23 2 6
.......... Borough Bank ............... 10 00 0 14 12 6
.--- Commercial of Liverpool.. 10 0 0 0
East of England ....... 0 0 0
---- of Manchester ............ 00 0
--- M'ehester & L'pool Met.. , 15 00 0
.--- Northern and Central . 00 0
-- North and South Wales •• • 10 00 0
--- Royal of Liverpool .. ••••
500 0 0 0
--- South Lancashire ....... 0 0 0
....... --
--- Liverpool Union. . ... 10 00 0
--- Liverpool Banking. CZ, .... 10 00 0
--- Wilts anti Dorset ........... 0 0 0
_ASSURANCE COMPANIES.
ad'ehester Assurance Company ,• 0 0 0
Liverpool Fire and Life .. . 210 00 0
Ocean Assurance ................. 00 0
Liverpool Marine As.aur.ance.. r
1 10 00 0
Company ................
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rxchange Buildings
L'pool and Harrington Water 1 100 00 0
Works .................. f Stock. 0 0 0
Bootle Ditto
L'pool Gas Light Company -• • Stock. o 0 0
(Original Stock)
Ditto new Shares
L'pool New Gas & Coke Co. .. • • 100 0o 0 ipt ex.
Ditto new shares,
Leeds and Liverpool Canal — 00 0
Anderton Carrying Company
koek Ferry
10 0 0 0
ttftni Tug Company
100 00 0 1
-. 4rrington Docks
`iDothecaries' Company
43
....?I,lalte (Liverpool) 2 00 0
--""---(Poloncean) 2 00 0
;.-.._

'l)tpping intrllzyntr.

TUESDAY, JANUARY 3 .—Wind N.W.

SAILED.—B and, Callan, for Calcutta-- Bess. Martyn, for
Lisbon- Vin, icator, Robinson, for Man Ila—George Henry
Harrison, Reed, for Sincapore—and Georgiana, M`Grath, for
New Orleans.

William Rathhone, Moansey, was loading at Cameroons for
this port previous to lath Nov. and Susan. barque. for --.
Mary, Grant. from London, et W, Ilington, New Zealand,
with mainmast sprung and other damage
Andover, Burns, from Sydney, at Wellington, New Zesland,
and sailed for Valparaiso Ist Sept.
H.M.S. North Star, froM S 3 &toy N.S.W. and Ursula, Mar-
tin, from London, at Wellington, New Zealand
Catliarina. Jackson, from the Clyde, at Jamaica
Rolla. Tohnie, hence and Barbadoes at Nassau
Margaret, Larkin, and Carteretta, Boyce, hence at New-
foundland
Cunha, Munn, from Cadiz, at ditto
Westmoreland, Fulton, from Copenhagen, at ditto
Ire, e, Byron, hence of Galveston
Java, Pickering, hence at Pernambuco, and sailed for Mobile
15th December
Rother, Hall. from Rio Janeiro, at ditto
Tartar, Gordon, sailed from Pernambuco 26th Nov. for
Maceio

Quiz, Reed, hence ; Thames, M`Tag-gart, from the Clyde, and
Queen, Sawden, from Newcastle, at Leghorn
Dusty Miller. Lewis, sailed from Leghorn for Cork 15th Jan.
Phceoix. Rower, hence at Antwerp
Wiuscales, Connolly. from Batavia, at ditto
Waakzaamheid, De Jong, hence at the Texel
Peru, from the Mauritius off this port, and proceeded for
Bristol
John Cunningham, Bayley, from Riga. at Belfast
n, Spittal, from st. Domingo, at Cork
Lady Reabow, Beacon, and Bottley Wood, Gething, from
St. Michael's for Huh, at Deal
Racehorse, Punchard, from Ancona, at Falmouth
Ann, White, sailed from Falmouth for Vt hitdiaven 26th Jan.
Phantom, Sanders, sailed from Deal 24th Jan. and Eak,
Massey, 28th, both for this port
Fortfield. Bowman, from Sincapore ; Copia, Jarvis, • from
Marseilles ; Katinka, M'Fadzen, and Fear Not, Cox, from Lis-
bon at London

John Cook, Crogs, from Antwerp, and L visa, from London,
both for this port, and Indus, Walker, from London for Con-
stantinople, at Portsmouth
H.M.S. Curlew, from Rio Janeiro, at Portsmouth.; sailed 26th
November
H.M.S. Satellite, sailed from Portsmouth for Rio Janeiro
27th Nov.
Lord Nelson. Willis, from St. Michael's. at Southampton
Vessels spoken :—St. George, hence for New York, 17th Jan.
in lat. 49, long. 16 . William Carson, from Cape de Verds for
Monte Video, 22nd Dec. iu lat. 15, long. 22 ; Actaeon. hence for
Lima, 27th Jan. in lat. 49, long. 8; Vi, girrian, hence for New
Orleans, 15th January, in long. 18, out 2r• days; 11 uskisson,
hence for Africa, 9th Jannary, in lat. 4,i long. 12; Commodore
Napier, (of Dundee) 22nd Jan off Cape Clear ; Mobile, from
the Clyile to Madras, 2nd Dec. in lat. 7'N, long. SW, out 28
days ; Robertson, from the Clyde to Calcutta, oth December,
io lat. I S. long. 23 W,and Fanny (of Greenock) from St. John,
N.B. for Pernambuco, 25th December
Tosxmosiv. Jan. 21.—The Fairway is nearly clear of ice.
The tell: se, Mackenzie, from Liv. rpool. has been brought into
the hat hour, after discharging part cif her cargo over the ice:
AMSTERDAM. Jan. 26.—The frost has disappeared, and the
navigation is re-opened,
ST.tANRAER, Jan. 27.—The ./Eolus, Montgomery. from Run-
corn, sprung a leak 25th instant, off Corswall, and was run-on
shore at Saltpan Bay ; materials saved,

WEDNESDAY, JANtrattt: 31.—Wind N.W. a gale.
Speed, Ellis, and Coronation, Richardson, hence at Mobile
Lord Maidstone, Taylor, from London, at 1, ew Orleans
Agnes Gilmour, Anderson, from Bristol at ditto
Aristides, Hutchins, from Pernambuco, at New York
Bolton Abbey, Rattray, hence off Philadelphia
Sarah, 'Fletcher, from Dublin, at Savannah
• •

Corsair, Cumming, and Tribune, Orfeur, hence at Constanti-
nople
Jarrow, Monti on, and Geergiana, Turner, hence; Tridannt
ed, Qui!ler, from London, &c. ; M.S. Savage, from Barce.ona,
Fulmar, Crocker, from Smyrna ; Atwick, Mather,,from Odessa,
&c.; Merina, Cock, from Trieste, and Stanley, Owens, from
Alexandria, at Malta
Oriental, (steamer) from Southampton, at Malta, aad pro
ceeded for Alexandria 14th January
Queen of the Isles, Leask, and Emerald, Dngdale, sailed from
Malta for Marseilles 7th Jan, and Jane, Gordon, for Patras,
Bth January
Isabella, Dick, Walker, hence at A lmeira, and called 17th Jan.
for Adra
Columbine, Smith, hence at Toulon
-Pomona, Smith, from Malta, at Alexandria
John Troughton, Turpie, and Idris, Harris, sailed from Alex-
andri, for Falmouth 22nd Dec.; Jane & Jessie,.Campbell, and
Wm. Wallis, Pringle, for this port, and Edwin Sawle, Lavie, for
Malta, the 26th
Porcupine, Cleveland, sailed 3rd Jan. and• Edward, Cowie,
sth, from Smyrna for this port
Mary Ann Henderson, Evans, henee at Syra
Wm. Skyrme, Lloyd, from Clyde, at Rouen
Frederick, Withmer, hence for Liebau, at Elsinore 21st inst.
with loss of sails, and one man overboard
Catharine, hence for Halifax, at Cove
Flora, Shaddoek, from Gergenti, at ditto
Goven Hill, Manson, ffom Cadiz, at Galway
Greyhound, Westcott, from St. Michael's ; Release, Shears,
and Lord of the Isles, Hooper, from Lisbon, at London
Amelia, from the Brazils, and Lara, Stewart, from Villa Nova
off Margate
Siam, Willmott, from China, and Parmella, Ross, from Quebec
at Deal
Firefly, Holland, from London for this port, at Deal
Pri,cilla, Purdy, from Newcastle for Malta, off Plymouth
Julia, Melhuish, from Figueira, off Fowey
Majestic, Rowland, sailed from Newport tor. Venice 27th inst.
John Dugdale, Milward, from Sincapore, at Cove ; sailed ,th
-October, and from St. Helena 2gth ultimo. On the 14th Oct.
thirty miles to the northward of the Two Brothers, spoke the
John Dalton, hence for China. On the liithe ofT Anjer, spoke
the brig Stewart, hence far Sineapore. On the 20th, off Java
Head, spoke the Ann Bridson, hence for China. On the 26th
'ultimo, off A,cension, spoke the Blair, from Calcutta for Leith.
Alfred, Lace, from Ramsey to Workington, in eni e ing the
harbour 26th January, struck outside, got aground amongst
the Perches, bilged and filled, arid her bottom Is broken up;
nearly the whole of the cargo (grain) is lost.
Rowallan, from the Clyde to Trisidad, was spoken 26th Jan.
in lat 49, long, to
Wyca, ISLAND oF. FOHE, J. 22.—The Familien, Wrrar,
from Nieustadt to Liverpool, wan which put into France fltha Nov.
with damage, left that port Bth instant, but was compelled to
put back, and in making Graedyh harbour took the ground,
became leaky, and was assisted into Erickshaven. Her cargo
has been discharged, and taken to France.
STETTIN, Jar,. 25. —The Amelia Neuman, and Henry, Morri-
son, both from Danzic to Liverpool, put into Swinnemlinde 21st
instant, in consequence of contrary winds, and being covered
with ice,
DOVER., Jan. 2g.— r.--vrland Hill, Morton from St Do
ming to Liverpool, was abookluo,"in a sinking crate, 1,0
miles to the northward of the Western Islands, having been in
contact with a large American ship the day previous, and
brought in here.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY I.—Wind
SAILED.—Samuel Hicks, Bunker, New York ; Constantine
Sampson ; Colchis. Knight, and Gussy-pium. Brown, Naw
leans; Rainbow, Scott, Bahia; Howard. Hill, Havannah; Pan
ther, Southgate, Jamaica; Sarah Eel!, Beil, liarbadoes—Plicenix
Graves, Antigua—Henry Curwen, Vickers, Trinidad; Foi tuna,
Longmuir, Valparaiso ; Fenella, Bunting, Gibr ltar and Mala
ga ; Cornelius, Ditcham, Trieste: Royal William, shepherd,
Venice; X L, Williamson, Genaa.

Stephen Whitney, Thompson, from New York at this port
sailed 13th ult. On the 23d, in Ist. 46, lon. 43, spoke the Hot-
tingner, hence for New York.

Faith, Wakenam,irOnr Lisbon at this port.
Ciusader, Bolton, hence at New Orleans.
Countess of Arron, hence at Charleston.
Rochester, Britton, hence at New York.
Emanuel, Linberg, hence at Tonsberg.
A ship was seen on shore off Orange Keys 21st December.
Robert Burns, hence for Apalachicola, was spoken on the 24th
ultimo, off Bardsey. .

James Gibson. Stewart, from Odessa, and Lady Napier, Stow
from St. John, N.B. at Cove.

As,unta, M 'Covich, hence for Naples, at Cove, leaky.
Ocean, Sturge, from Buenos Ayres, at Falmouth ; sailed 3d
Dec. On the 16th Dec., in hit 3! S, long. 40 W., spoke the
Brooke, from Buenos Ayres for this port.
Thomas, from Havre, for this port, at Scilly.
Arrow. Tristram, hence at Scilly, with loss of fore-topmast
and crosstrees.
I
535, 525 Bd Montaniso, hence at Bilboa.

George Armstrong, Jones, from Batavia at the Cape of Good
Hope. On the 11th October, in lat. BS, long. 104 E, spoke the
John Bull, hence for China.
Pilot, WDonald, from Natal at the Cape of Good Hope, and
sai ed 18th Nov. on ner return.
Cassiopea, Hudson. hence at the Cape of Good Hope.
Rival, Burnet, hence at ditto, and sailed 12th November for
Angra Peguena.
Colchester, Withers, sailed from the Cape of Good Hope 12th,
and Britannia, Volum, 25th Nov. both for Angra Peguena.
Maid of Mona, Blake, torn Table Bay , and Hindley, Grierson,
from Calcutta, at Algoa Bay.
Adonis, Morrell. from Palermo, and Flora, Shield, from Mar-
seilles at Gibraltar and both sailed 17th ult. for this port.
Duke de Braganza, Mendez; Renovatio, Ball. Eleanor, Kew.
ley. anal Lady of the Lake. England. hence at Lisbon—Gipsey,
Davies, sailed from ditto for this port 24th ult.
Commerce, Brown, hence at Gibraltar, leaky, with decks
swept and loss of bulwarks.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2.—Wind
ARRlVED.—Cumberland, Power, front Maranham; sailed 22d
Dec.—Formosa, from Mobile ; Grace, Ryrie, from Antigua ;
sailed 29th Dec; South Esk, from Boston ; sailed sth January—
and Thomas Bennett, Halsey, from Charleston.

Patna, from China, off Falmouth, is supposed to have sailed
the middle of October.
Antigua Packet, Hunter, from Ceylon, off Dover; sailed 20th
Sept. On 12th Jan., in lat. 35 N, long. 27 W, spoke the Ninion
Lindsay, for Demerara:
Medford, hence for New Orleans, was spoken in lat. 47, long.
15.
Tallentire, hence at Buenos Ayres.
Sarah Maria, Bannerman, sailed from ditto for this port 21st
Nov.
Argo, Samuel, Hence and Troon, at Malta,
Tribune, Harris, sailed from Marseilles, for this port, on the
18th Jan.
Kelsick Wood, Brown, from Berbice off Plymouth.
Express, Cubbin, hence at Maranham.
Ebro, Placentia, and Laureana, Onaudi, hence at Havana.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3.—Wind N.E. moderate.
ARRIVED.—Jane, Roistone, from Trieste.
SAILED.—Ada, Whitehead, for the Cape of Good Hope—Win.
Lushiogton, Gill, for Africa—Urguay, Kelso, and Elvira, Geth-
ing. for Hong Kong—lnglewood, Kerr, fbr Canton—Chatham,
Gifford, and Patriot Queen, Adamson, for Calcutta—Lame,
Wilson, and Windsor Castle, James, for Bombay—Mary Ann
Webb, White, for Sincapore— Cornish Diamond, Hodge, for
Madeira—Jane, Chandler, for Trinidad—Victoria, Linea, for
Havana—James Hunt, Stewart, for Antigua—Lee, Mordy, for
Barbadoes—Camerton, Renney, for Belize—Sophie, Beaker,
for Laguira—Quiz, Binet, for Rio Grande—Chalco, Hellyer, for
Monte Video—James Orr, Martin, for Rio Janeiro—lona, Mor-
rison, Ditto. &c.—Essex, Welsh ; Franklin, Thomas; Perdon-
net, Upshur ; Georgiana, M'Grath, and Caledonia Brander,
Deccan. for New Orleans—Mountaineer, Bogart, for Mobile—
John, Lyon ; New York, Cropper, and Fairfield, Wilson, for
NewYork—Marathon, Brown, for Charieston—Celt, Kenney, for
Istappa—Veracity, Gething, and Fanny Palmer, nutting, for
Beirout—Larch. Stewart, for Almeira, &c.—Jos. Christall,
Broad, Jor Sru7rna—Redbrest, Lewis for Barcelona—Harebell,
Scott; Queen Esther, Anthony; Eliza Sanders, Sanders, and
Science, Baker, for Constantinople—SW ;ft, Shear, for Genoa—
Windsworth, Walters, and Francis, itusrell, for Leghorn—
Egidius, Halewyck; Providentia, Deswelgh ; Frances, Delpierre;
Palmyra, Schreyenberg, and Indurstrie, De Jaeghere, for Ostend
—Laxy Rowley, Wright, for Lisbon—Eliza Scotland, Stewart,
for Corrunna—oporto, Barnes, for Oporto—Cadiz, Cumming.
for Cadiz—•Pelharn Clinton, Griffiths, for Havre.

John Dalton, Penton, hence for China, was spoken 23rd
October, in lat. 5 N. long. 107. CuMare, from China for Ba-
tavia, was spoken 25th October. in lat. 3N, long. le6. The
Albert Edward. fluehe4, from China for Dublin, was spokan
same day. Quintin Leitch, from China for London, was spoken
3rd Nov. off Anier. by the Patna, arrived off Wiver