The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-09-23 00:00:00

2,, 1845.

SAlLED.—Sharpe, Woodward, for Azores—Lady Paget, Kemp.
for Africa—Swea, Lofgren, fur St. Thomas—Mary. Frese, for
Tfjg ----•".110--- ditto—Leona, De Sac s, for Havana—Albert, Itryen, tor De-
'Al. —BDAY. Stsgtata DER 16.—Wind S S.E., moderate.
Lib merara—Concordia, Dorr, for Boston—Splendid, Pettes,
-- for
Mobile—Avon, J. hnston. for St. John, N B.—Koenin gin E.
",1 j ,FtentieF, B: Ck St. Thomas—Egidius, Ilalewycke,
trtt ean Vet k . • ' Louise. Blenk, I, r Rotterdam—Hartnonie, Schabe,ing, for
qtrer ~ 1 )ek, Milne, Ostend—Syria, Cox, Montreal— ditto—Cadmus. Stanford. for Dordt—Eart Stradbrooke, Dance,
Ce, Corkh 11, Barbadoes— Vestal, Scott. Riga—Bridget, for ditto—Susanna, Dorwell, for Harlingen— Fneven, Burlinsoo,
!Ilt4t....,,bon—Ocean, Kcckland, Elsinore—Auguste, Kirkhove, for Leghorn—Mary Wylie, Wylie, for Beir out—Tr iumph, Fu ge,
l'p. ', hn Bull, Crawford, y—Bomba Espoir, Morris,,n, Ant- for Riga.

'lJipptn3 httellignitt.

21-laritcts.

, :I, Rob Roy, —, from Malta, at Cove
'i,,,:sii,nMilligan, arrived here on the 14th instant, and not the Minerva, Briex, from Antwerp for this port, at Dover .
iip,4.'LLs, as reported. Robert Griffiths, from this putt, fur Amsteid .rn, at Milford,
"Ilt, N" It Brothers, Valpy ; and Edinburgh, Lawson, hence
Ain k B. with loss of sails
Fells, . t .. . Ann, Robinson. and Cantab. Fercusrn, hence at Laguyra,
C-Iltre, Simpson, hence for Pugwagi at ditto and both sailed 16th August for Puerto Cabello
Giv,t!ss of Durham, Hogg, hence at ditto. Carteretta, Prideaux, hence at Newtoutinaud •
bikci""Lle, Poth, hence at Richibucto. Native Lass. Furuiss, hence at ditto
Nete• Sumer o• ; Bradshaw, M'Main, and Yocatao, Hum- Lady Bassett, Carthew, hence at ditto
1:,,_ hence at Miramichi.
i,:,"(Plest. wit—. llnn no. sat c....flpp Esk. Crocz ett, hence at ditto
err. r. Tonfr,trom. hence at Abo .

crop o

yaroa, Winsee, hence at Newfoundland Luvia, Colomus, hence at Borgo
Will! u I,lrane. hence at Galatz Clemance, Ninterman, hen: e at Antwerp
1..14:1r,,1”4.,.,y1.
,nirray, Grenon., hence at Trieste Zephyr, Lurie, hence at Berbice this
'lt ky,."' u nu. Arith, sailed from Trieste for this port on the Undaunted, Barber, sailed from Rio Janeiro, for i port,
. sdtit
n"l'er Bellamy. hence at Palermo 12th July
eler ' Mirzapore. Hickman, from Calcutta. at St. Helena
ca 4, Urnugh, sailed from ditto for this port 22d Aug. i riental,Wilr,on, fr. ,m China, at ditto
dilkh, Roche, sailed from ditto for this port 28th Aug. Vanguard, Walk.r, hence at ditto
lith ~' and Jane, and Britannia, sailed from ditto for this port
kj""@'Ust Sharorn.k, (steamer.) from tins port, for St. John's, N. 8.,
sprung a lake in a gale of wi d, on the lath September ; was
bit Primo, Puccini, sailed from Leghorn for this port 2nd abandoned on the 15. h, in lat. 50 51, long. 10 50, in a sinking
Ole ~, • state; crew saved by the Jane, fiom Pugwash, arrived in l'e-
‘o,4o4ltondelle cleared at Gibraltar for this port on the 2nd Dank Roads
ilin` Priuce, (steamer,) with the mail for Dublin, and the King
B~Csur oYton. Pearson, hence at St. Petersburg Orry, (steamer,) from Isle of Man. were in contact last evening.
ti: and Ann, Beil. hence at Copenhagen off the Clarence Dock. The King Orry had her larboard bow
44 '' American. Miller, from Dorchester at Dublin stove in, and was run on shore; the Prince proceeded. The
41,414.1u5. ice, and Countess of Durham, Cobden, from Kertch King Orry was got off on the flood, and ducked.
4,,,nouth
urns, Tregarthen, from Macre at ditto
1:0' Gales, from Taganrog, at ditto MONDAY, Serresinria 22.—Wind N.N.E. fresh.
ht Jktr
• Rk".l POINT, Sept. la.—The Ayrshire, Mackay, from Que- ARElVED.—Harriet Scott, Fowler, from Bombay—Melanthe,
10,11),..
0 ha„,-ong up this day, got
tonground on the north shore, 8.1141 from Alexandria—Undaunted, Ritchie. from 1,1. Pet eriAßirg—
mqe. "'Y. She is expected et up to the anchorage next Fortuna. Maddison, from Danzic—and Niagnet, M`Wil iam,
1)11'RA from Levis' Straits.
•.,.. 'ltem, Aug. 23.—The Tarholton, from Liverpool for SAILED —Ann Hall, Hubert, and New Zealand, Mackie, for
~as totally wrecked on the 14th July, on the Island St. John, N.B —Matilda, M'Kenzie, and A; ary, Ballatine, for
Magdalens. Crew and part of materials Africa—Ashburton, Howland, for New York.—and Eliza Hey-
wood, Payne, for Sandwich Islands.

ar,
ved , One of th

CORN EXCHANGE, SEPTEMBER 19

The only alteration in the duties this week is an advance on
Foreign aye to gs. Gd, an( on Colonial to is. per quarter; that
on Foreign Wheat is not at present expected to recede below

kt WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10.—Wind S.S.W., fresh.
betti'L'D.Flora, Mitchell, for St. Thomas, aud Mary, Addley,
erara

Bessy Robertson. Christie, hence at the Cape of Good Hope
Cynthea, Terrence, from Mytelene, at Cove
Patr ot, i;uy. from Zante, ditto
Fanny & Jane. Lovering, from Leghorn •
North Star, from Tetuam, ditto
Parland, Smith, from Saidauha Bay, at Falmouth
Isabella & Agnes, Cunningham, from thrall, ditto
spy, Farrant, from Alexandria, ditto
Ursula, Thomas, hence for Galatz, at Mlford,
John & Henry, Ruggles, for Lowestoff, ditto

17s. per quarter.
Since our report of Tuesday last we have received a fair sup-
ply of Irish produce, little of any article coastwise, but a large
increase of Canadian Flour, besides 2 barrels from the
United States, and a cargo of Indian Corn from Ibrail.
Tile weather has again become very broken and unsettled,
which appears also to have been the case in many districts of
the country, and combined with very general complaints of de-
ficient yields ,1 the new Wheat, as also great variety of (malty-,
nrings advanced rates from most other markets; here, during
the last two days. we have had an increasing speculative de-
mand, att tided with higher values for bonded and free Wheats,
Flour, Indian Corn, and Barley; Oats and Oatmeal have also
met ir•quiry, with a similar tendency to amendment in price;
and though the transactions have not been very extensive, the
improvement appears to have been decided, and generaby esta-
blished.
Influenced by the preceding causes, and the exposure of the

be miantan sdale, Thomas, from Cubt at this port sailed 28th July.
tet: was to sail next day for this port.
illy bunlop, sailed from St. Helena for tins port on the nth

ltrrtt,Fll
„,!4a, Ilindrnarsh
, sailed from Sydney, N.S.W.N.S. for this
'pi
tip," l)craz , hence for Valparaiso, off Cape Horn on the 12th

11149 sa

er. hence for Windsor, N. S. at Liverpool,

LONDON GAZETTE.--TUESDAY, SEPT. 16

rnd
.4. Or. Hilton, and Charlotte, Moody, hence at Yarmouth,

loftran
Cingane .e hence at Madeira
ulNr,erno:flrloiain, hence at Lisbon
, from Quebc at Kinsale
:,tore ini2ere_at Pentland Frith, for Wyburg
lip 'caret Bor:,1 Aro for St. Peters

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Futvoye and Modge, West Smithfield, dealers in medical sun.
dries—C. Prater and Son, Charing-cross, army clothiers—J. S.
Champness and E. Guignes, printers in fast colours on leather
skins—Trimlet and Pemberton, 0% enders-street, plate engraver:
_Kprota. and Harrow. Halifax. silk dressers—Newberg and Cc

remaining harvest to Lequent heavy showers. every article of
the trade at our Corn Exchange to-day was held with unusual
A............... —A :In ..., n rtsy no exam dlr. hieher terms than were ob-

41,1.7..-- soyie, ScAt, hence at dic
..'llin.filer, Sharp, from Calcutta off Portsmouth Deptford, Cripplegate. King Willlam-street, and Pall-mall, ma- "'"'"--r ----•
tirii ,;'l,B Fielden, Blackstone, from Manilla ; Clifton, Cox, nuracturer-, of waterproof aiticles—W. and C. Wright, Maid- tainable. .
'isk itaiieutta ; Tagus, RethloCk. from Madras; and Chandos, stone, hoymen—B. Price and J. Graham, Moorgate-atree ,attor- Of English and Irish Wheats, the millers bought to a fair ex
Oral, 'e,nos Ayres, all at the Downs neys—Yorke and Cooke, South Shields. printers—Clegg and tent, at an advance of 2d. to 3d. per 701 b. upon Tuesday's rates,
iti,l...Lo?k, from Saldanha Bay; Mary Jane, Pearse, from Hinchliffe, Huddersfield, painters—H. Darby and J. H. Lee, and a few parcels wern taken by speculative buyers at that
Otter„l.. t... 13 ; Mary Anti Henry, Roy. from Halifax; Rolle, Derby, woollen drapers—Bass and Bennett, Ipswich, corn amendment; sme cargoes of bonded red W heat also changed
;.7.c..„'?.11. from Pictou; Thomas Hanford, Herbert, from Rue- chandlers—Berry and Co., Huddersfield, cotton dyers—J. H. hands., for whicli 6 3.d to 6s. bd. were paid.—Flour, of all de-
r_lih,,„`' •s Dunn, and Arlin°, M‘Nelll, from Taganrog; James Shearrnan and Co., St. Clement's-lane, merchants—Naider and scriptions, meetings.n improved demand, home-made and Irish
Ighht.", Scott, from MN Wene • Hannah Isabella, Marshall; Symonds, Wood-street, glove warehousemen—W S. Day, Ross realized 2s. per sack ; and States as well as Canadian, both free
t'sve'47, Williams, and 4hynx,'Connibeer, from Malta; all at and Co., Cowes and Portsmouth, ship agents. ' .—
,11,,, BANKRUPTS. Of the former, under lock, several thousand barrels were dis-
%`"stant, Bacon, and Commerce, Croal, from Buctush, off _ 1 _ posed of at 258. per barrel.
Barley and Malt remained steady in value, but were not rea-
dily saleable.—Pease and Indian Corn, still commanding a
k4abetb, Carter, from Sicily off ditto
lively sale, acquired 2s. to 3s. tier quarter over late prices.—
VESSELS SPOICHN. Beans, likewise, were in tolerable request at an advance of Is.
I er qua/ ter.
Oats, attracting a moderate share of attention, fully suworted
• • • —____- - .1......1.1. en nnncrimPrA and

John Stevenson, Frederick-place, Hampstead-row, London,
china dealer.
Elijah r ook, Little Newport street, Soho, grocer.
:oustalitinople, Ist instant, in lat. Roderick Ma kenzie, Hunt r street, Brunswick-square, and
.
~'s Queen, hence for Quebec, 2nd inst., Broad-court, Walbrook, commission agent.
c. Law.ence, hence for Bombay, 25th July, James Taylor, Adam Adshead, Silas Garner, Joseph Warren,
.ig. 1 s W— Caroline. h2nce for 1 eghorn, 1 ath Wright Hulme, and Wi ham Barnes, Stockport, cotton mann.
,pe ce Gatt— Great Britain, from London, Beliena facturers.
Hugh Jones Owen Madeley. Shrops7 •
Robert Kerr, from Belfast, all for Quebec, 21st Aug.
DIVIDENDS.
- t—Rosolama. hence for Quebec, Bth instant, in
• • henry Pottinger, :4th August, off A: ticosti Oct. 7, F. Seldon and J. Mann, Old Trinity.house, Water-lane,
th August, in lat 47, long. 6, —Lady Fa- wine merchants—Oct. 6, R. Baxter. Sheffield. merchant—Oct.
Wheat, 4,7 70lb
ay for London, and James Moran, 19th 13. W. Fo d, Exeter, nurseryman—Oct. 9, W. Parsons. Bristol,
Engli h new
rg —Monarch. from Larne for Quebec, brewer—Oct. 23. B. Steadman and W. Arlie, Birmingham, but-
Ditto, white
ong. 51—To ii Moore, 2ist August—Ro- ton-makers—Oct. 8, L. Pearson. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, currier
Irish red ..
_, ..,... Lady Combermere, 23d August, in lat. CERTIFICATES Ditto, white
—Triton, of Penz mce, 28th August, in lat 46, long. To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the Rye, English,

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4kt aa, 45.1

!ontinuing in favour for investment was is. per

240 dearer

hire, surgeon

PRICES OF GRAIN

redi s. d

7 6 @7 9 lold 8 3 fa 8 6
7 3 —8 0 ^0..... 8 6 9 0
6 6 7 6 do. .. . 7 6 8 1
7 0 7 9 do, 7 10 8 3

day of meeting.

Barley, English
Scotch & Irish,p 601 t

or Restigouche, 3d instant, in lat. 5!, long. 2.
rotn Quel). c for London, 9th instant, in lat. 49,
_Oct. 9, IL D. Walker, Eaton Socoa, Bedfordshire, innkeeper.
^or, hence, for Bath, 3d August, in let. 42, long.
Oct. 9, J. H. Curtis, Soho-square, bookseller—Oct. 20. J. I Malt
'Co for Bordeaux, in lat 42, lon. 7—Dorothea,
Stonehouse, Scarborough, mercer—Oct. 20, J. Lae. Tadcaster,
'nng 7—Palmerstott, from Bahia for Trieste, „ , J. Batchelor, Bath, butcher

Li, v qr

Yorks' ire, potter merchant—Oct. In,
—Oct. 9. J• Burton y, Leek Wootton,
Oct. 8, H. Cook, Liverpool, painter.
CERTIFICATES
To be granted by the Court of Review. unless came be shown
3.—Jamaica. Gibson, and Lawrence. from Jamaica— to the contrary on or before Oct. 7.
'lhotnpson, Qn-bec—Royalist, Coo- W. Lloyd, Live, pool, wine merchant—W. Dale, London.wall
--Trinacria, Lagana, Palermo—liellechina
setts. Genoa—F ederick, Glover. and Speed, St. boottn aker.
.—Victory, Power, Prince Edward Islan4l—North
Charleston

from Texas, for this port, iSth August, in

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THURSDAY

SEPT. 18.—Wind W., fresh

undried
Welsh....

Beans. English, 4). qr.. 0 --
Scotch& lrish,liBoll3 0 --
Pease, English, white.. 43 0 —47
Do. & Irish.... maple 39 0 —4l

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS
T. Scott. Kelso, cattle dealer.

grey —137

Tares, rqr
Flour,* 28011).
English, fine
Irish
Oatmeal, 1 .of 2401fi1
r Irish. new

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LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, SEp-r. 22.
ittle or no alteration to quote front last weeks prices ; a Amt,
good supply, with numerous attendance of customers. paid.

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT. 16. I
i WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, SEPT. 16.
Total quantities per Price per
imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter
118 ,e 2 13 0

We have received into this port, sincu,,Tuesday last, n
moderately fair supply of Wheat, Oats, egad Floui-, with a Wheat
good accession of O.stmeal from Ireland, and a few par- Oats —
eels of Grain Coastwise: the fresh arrivals from abroad ---e-e ------
consisting merely of 6,820 barrels of Canadian Flour, and LEEDS CORN MARKET, SEPT. 16.
210 qrs. of Pease from Alexandria. we have a moderate supply tit ad grain to tors day's market. I
At the close of the week and last night. we had a few Old Wheat has , btained as. per qu rter advance on last week's
showers, and the weather this mornin' appears uncertain, rates • new has been s .Id, red. at from 493. to 565.,
but the day time intervening since Friday having been for white. Beans must be qu-:ted is. per qr. dearer.
fine, harvest in this locality has been going on with ho alteration can be noted.
the same activity as before ; meanwhile complaints •
from most parts of England, in allusion to the short SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, SEPT. 17.
Wheat this year, continue to increase ; and We were well supplied v.iih stack to-day, and chiefly of good
quality. Thu demand was a full average one. and we note both
tthough in Ireland a deficiency in the yield of that grain beef ~ncl mutton tl:e turn better to buy. Beet 5d to 6cl; mut
is stated to be unquestionable, it appears to have been ton ad. to 64d.
per lb.
more favoured by the season, and the injury sustained _ ___ _ _
there to be comparatively less than on this side of the
WARRINGTON CORN MARKET,
channel.
At this day's market the trade for all descriptions of Th^ arrival of wheat to this day's market is good for the sea.
Wheat was firm, and old samples were generally Id to 2d son of the . year Since
..ei Monday
t. last, th
harvct_ wilie w at
r, her
UD to that 1 has been ,
dearer than on this day week. the general qualities of new • til
recovering the depression of Friday, at which, however, a
moderate business only was transacted. ,
sack Flour was held for rather more money, and in a from Otis. to Cgs. Old Wheat meets fail. sale, both to u....___
few instances Is. advance was obtained, although more and speculators. at fully 2s. per qurter advance. Beans are I
1s
generally the sales were about parallel with those of last per quarter dearer. No alteration a
in other articles.
week. Canadian was in good demand at an amendment
of Is. per barrel.
Barley and Malt remained steady, Beans the turn
dearer. and Pease being in good demand for export, real-
ized 2s. to 3s. per qr. over the late prices.
Oats wire in moderate request, at an advance of ld. per
451b5., and Old Oatmeal must be noted Is 6d higher,
whilst new reverted to our quotations of this day week.

.t'3o7 8 0

up to 698.
In Oats

howery al
bile. was 1

SEPT. 19. i

progressing rapidly in this neighbourhood. The qua.
ret.let

lity of the saMp es of new Wheat that are offered to-day is mue
improved, and we have a fair demand for them at prices varyin

BIRMINGEIAM CORN MARKET. SEPT. 17.
During the present weck, owing to the return of wet weather,
and an advance in London and Liverpool, holders of 'Wheat
- - r..

would not sell except at 4. rise or 25. per qa,trter .L.
and grinding Harley no alteration. Fine oats till. per quarter
higher. Bears rather dearer. Boiling Peas held for 2s. per qr.
more money.