The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1832-12-04 00:00:00

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The true estimate of being is not to,be taken from ag-
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aclion.—Jeremq Collier.
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THE LATE blt. ADAM CLARKS.—(_I„ on ilenoetylviiptil
At a meeting held, a few months ago, in a we
Clarke, after bestowing an affecting benediction on the 14`3,. .c il'
Church of these realms, wishing that she might 1":13,i br
purity, usefulness, and prosperity, to the glory of God joie°
petit of man,—proceeded, in allusion to the levelling "P, sr
in- u:
of the day, to say, that graduated ranks and orders of a:"(
peered natural and necessary to our eurthl
that such appeared to be the ease in heaven, where we rt-ai,os
cherubim and seraphim, of angels and archange!s, i'"nk,,,,lY ,il,,
rank, and order above ordor, to an extent known '', ,:j (li-
the triune Deity himself. "But," added he, "I, stall; Or'
coaditien!aa
soon, and then I shall know it all !" Within a fortilg."
his mortal race was run, and he entered into his :eat.

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.
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PRICE OF SHARES. -""---6ia0----fl'i-itFTi'', tt-Zi---a '," I
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evDtpptng Intrittgrnce. .
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.it,?......,.. aa -,- r .....' Seer Liverpool Coal Gas
Id Liverpool Oil Gas - ac
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vi ~it FRIDAY. Nov. 30.--Wiud S.--Baia. Liverpool and liarriugton Water Shares . 440
Bootle ditto
A 0 ;-.• • e. t. 0. v I ra 300 ..
dow r,tettvEn--London, Harland, from Miriunichi ; Hope, Peel, Quebec. Exchange Buthlings .
-, 'i." '•• • A'. ';' ; ••7i I aaw
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aistOiji atherine, Bibby, from St. Andrew's, NB, at Demerara. Liverpool and Manchester Railway, . £lOO paid £lBO 10 .. 0. • to
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his val? Az:lna, Hogarth, hence at du Old Quarter Shares .' . ... 25
. I.:lte ne, Arnold, hence in River St. Lawrence, sth Nov. New Ditto
avid'' be', . McKenzie, hence at Riehebucto. Stockton and Darlin'ton 100 .. 300 10 ..
4, h iinett, Harrison ; Liverpool, Newton, hence at Madeira. Bolton and Leigh ditto . .. . . 100 .. 100 .. • • • a at
al • • • • •
eir °oat 4.rton, Armstrong, for Barbadoes, sailed from 'Madeira 22nd Oct. Ditto
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;it Ci V'asandro, Consiglio, for Naples, put back. Warrington and Newton ditto . . 100 .. 100 ..
‘. beeo 6aeiseverance Watts and Mary Baker for Newfoundland, y and Leigh Junction ditto : . 100 .. 115 .. ' o .
CJ te .^... to Poole, ' .' in ... , lna Keir,on
• ..d ;:.'
ay has
~, after being soundings on the Banks. Wigan Branch ditto
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sstee A, SATURDAY, December Ist, Noon, Wind W. Fair. St. Helen's and Runcorn Gap Railway 100 .. 80 ..
„car ?taba''',ittvan--Morea, Girdler, from Boston; Dorothy, Dearness, St. Leicester and Swannington ditto . . 50 .. 58 .. b's •21 :.•2 • ail Vs 'BB t.' c. 9 ga
8N B • Manly, -, Danzig; Huron, Hardy, from Bombay ; Leeds and Selby 25 . . 20 .. -- Wg
fat 'll4. B. • .p..
,ice t) 44, 43, N long. 14, 48, saw the Superb, of Bristol, (sailed Nov. Preston and Wigan
;pee' ,ri,,,, Manchester, Bolton, and Bury Canal a ,-,...gm.-..
ilB .. 16 ;': ''' t• ca sa ..... F.. 1 po ~...:.,.;
....n, Dryden, hence at Berbice, 19th Oct. Railway Company
ca : f,-4 es gcs -1: BF.s 4 '0'4,7:0
reiaw a'',.` John, Nicholl, hence at St. John's, NB. Bank of Manchester
re the A',o3- Ann, Kemp, hence at Leghorn. Bank of Liverpool . - ea
ft. a.'d, Tickle, from Miramichi, at Dublin. Liverpool Marine Assurance Company 25 .. 28 sOd ea
ilalic .ti ..aatga "
or all t , ret Highfield, Thom ; Mary, Bale ; Wanderer, Gunton ; Geor- Oldham Gas and Waterworks .. . 10 .. 14 2 fad cc ca
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.••• tO 0. o•••31en
1 kilid ifibe'ust", hence at Varignium...
an 5, ,ri nam, for New South Wales, put back. 8 88 8 8888§.0 .:::,
00 0 0
V •
the ,' t 11.:('',1, as, Scattergood, for Philadelphia, do.
re.rt. .
ea aa• 10 44 e it-anger, (;arnutt, from Timor, arrived at St. Helena, Sep. 28, ca •
...- al
wir ilr as to sail in 5 days.
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,sloward Douglas, Macauley, from Bombay, for this port, put GROCERIES, &c.--The demand for all qualities of B.P. Sugar has 1 .4x
E ~,.1.-9,ic-a..
8 ......
I 14 ' otudwall Roads, (sailed July 30th). On 17th Oct. in lat. 9, N. oK'
a been very general, and the sales amounting to 2030 casks, have been 8 88 8 §gBB§B ".
.0.
Tara' hg• 33, 15, W. spoke the Flora, from Bombay for Liverpool. 'l, more extensive than for some time past, at very full prices. The
ii rilf,!:ce A SUNDAY, DEC. nd at noon, W. S. W., a Gale. refiners have taken 5000 bags, Mauritius, but the price has not trans- ca c ...........g, 1 t
by ,',l ki:4RIVED:--Niagara, Nooney, and 'William Russell, Bruce Bahia-- pired. The demand, which we noticed last week, for m, lasses still I E:.
~..„ .a
.c ao, calkinichi, Hutchins, St. John's, N. B--Joseph Winter, Pearce,• Cal- continues, and are taken from the quay, at full prices ; 265. 3d. per e.7“1,•• optaw-i-a-aaccacticacaa.
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rocee'a' lii,;-- Hannah, Davies, St. Uhcs--Thetis,' Townley, Dublin-Nim- cwt. beino. p'd for Demerara, and 255. 3d. for T-43erbice. The sides ' • a. o -
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'email' rat' Eabeek, Whitehaven--Severn,Bates, Cork--Gipsey, Keay,Water- are about 350 apiuns. Coffee. The little disposition shown to purchase co
lan hero, hero this article except for immediate consumption, which has prevailed 0000000000 C.-• . ,-.. g;
Q. hrita,r, Boag, and Angelina, Stenz, hence, at Antwerp. for some time. still continues, but prices are very steady : a small The
cam ...
c OoCcOCOoc .... 1.. ~,,' I P.
ma,llewellen, hence, at Cape Hayden. eel of very fine and favourite mark, bringing 103 s. 9d. per cwt. Ile .. ,............ca0...
kiethusa, Grierson, hence, at La Guaira. sales for the week amounts to 140 casks, Jamaica; 50 casks and 180 o 0 ca
caccocococcaccaa I
riinotitWilson, hence, at Miraichi.. . bags Demerara, the latter parcel principally good ordinary, and co-
4a,„_. Packet, Meyer ; Jonge Pieter, Poodts ; and Adventure, Laury, lony middling, G 765. to 795. per cwt. A small quantity of foreiv, ca t, ZI. ''''C'4s!lTZ'ZLii4t. ...to'2' v: ''.
at Ostend. has been taken for export, at 555. for pale clean ordinary La Guayrk • ....a.
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7D, 46,,h`e__fli.i.s, Sparks, grounded at Montreal on the 30th Oct. She was 495. 6cl. for common Sumatra. Nothing of consequence has been'
cc,
a very ti,e±arging, and was expected to bc.got oil' soon. She made no water, done in Cocoa, Ginger, and Pimento, only 40 bags of the latter being caascocaoccocoo..V ,i, -
a. I'' , W alker, and Andes, King, hence, at Bahia. sold at 480. There has been an enquiry for Pepper, 1500 bags being ...at es
Jic.nrt„ iTogen, Richardson, and Ripley, Lloyd, hence, at Calcutta. taken e Sid. and 31d. per lb. Rice continues scarce, 1000 bags of ... c-aco-a-lat to -i -a -.1 ca a.
- .. ...
.0" aYetpool Neverson, hence, at' Madeira. •
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Ca= re-AtvaSa4o.l.ozzcauck
clop rb,sc tt7,1.51 Geo•rge, from Africa for this port, was spoken about the 30th to notice in Ruin. .. o
r. a, f 2., t,!, p, 5 a. ,:. _ea ea o x P-, .a
) , oil the W °stern Islands. P. S. During the two last days the demand for Plantation Su air has `,...' w ~ a 4 pa F ... a ;:a
.., . cc, Rs a . -1 pa .. o
ildtie, kaamoas Scattergood, for Philadelphia, Hero, for Africa, and fiber- continued, which has enabled the holders to obtain a slight advance .3 '' ~.,P Z''o 74 r z 4'
These rid Alice, for New South Wales, have put back. upon the previous week's prices ;in other articles there is no alters- .3 ',
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tal ten- , A MONDAY, Srd December.--Wind N.N.W., Rain, tion to notice, excepting Black Pepper, which is held at higher rates - . axe:pa z 0 . -
r▪ ea. . 2 ?;', ..... . ; ..
ow 1,8
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~, .4,,,,aivan-William, Tonga, from Bahia; Promise, Shearer, and DRYSALTERIES.-East India Produce.-There are no • e
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feat 4,--'44, Brown, from Quebec; Friends, Clarke, St. Andrews, N. B. transactions to report this week in INDIGO, LAC DYE, SHELL %
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?,'1• •
LAC, or MUNJEET.-15 bales of good Bengal SAFFLOWER have . • • ..
vilio° N,140 Aua,van--Minerva, and Aimwell, from Limerick; Irishman, been taken for export at £9 IN. W cwt. in bond,-The market 0 4
11 col' 'k,.4`tildson, Tralee; Mary Ann, Pinkerton, and Friends, Stapleton. . . .
s'd ifier ki)4,;e,ford; Serapis, Wright, Wexford; Diana, BuaT,in, Dublin; John for SALTPETRE has been less active, the sales being under 500 w 0, 0
', or I,l,ldeanor, Muryhy, Balbriggan. . . bags, but prices are firmly supported.-Further sales have been. . . .
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10...Aab0: Zltli.r...ess Victoria, Hart, sailed from the Sand Heads for Liverpool, made in NITRATE of SODA at 30s. IP' cwt. duty paid.-JoTE is -
.',_ the l'"3".
lab g ewesi" Laughton, ' Southard, Liverpool, River St. Lawrence, -4th still iu good demand, and for the last arrival of 100 bales
£l6 12s. 6d. has been obtained. -a
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V'l 1 .....q.,-.14.g:-'1...-9-I,tiig2 ,--5, 9;
Ist °- ; .... sn ..e.s ~...; .i.i. os ..,,,,,:. ~-,;..1,61.0
.)habil' vir John Beresford, Collins, do Cape Chat, Drxwoons.-Several public sales have taken place, which
.
~ o•err LlVniat Harrison, do Malta. have gone steadily; viz. 40 tons of Lima NICARAGUA Wows. -a .4 is: 1....1
... he titTnenna, Kidd, Aux
.cayes, Falmouth sailed 6th Oct; on 27th at £2l. ss. to £22 ety ton, 25 tons of good solid at 1:15 10s. to ,4,...i ..1 tz v. ...?..::.s,:.
Qc. c. c. El 8.,....' i- t q ra'92_,.,`-°- c' E. P
0 .-+ 0) e..., p 6., 6, t‘',.• 47.4 ...I ...1 pi ey*" .1
• i'''Alt t"enced a severe hurricane and lost sails. £l6; 100 tons of Spanish FUSTIC at £4 17s. 6d. to £.5 for coin- csa... -I 5,„,,,,,,0inc0.05e..5c0i:., ra10,,, kant, Fox, Liverpool, for Trinidad, put into Studwall Roads. mon, and £5 10s. for good; Cuba Fustic is scarce, and cm:11-
Iva ''' ,
~1 Dalhousie, Quebec, Limerick.
I_FE-F
imot iljuY Amherst, Liverpool, for Leghorn, was spoken sth Nov. in lat. wands £lO 10s., at which some small lots have been sold ;50 :. i.a "' ... e..: to ,ness e.,. c.-- -0
lie fact Ortg. 7, tons of Cam each
.LOGWOOD brought £7 15s. to £8 2s. 6d.,
8 Es s .t,l 4
,;.-L:-.1,-..catb-, ~..--',O
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cc k -Ylna Packet, Elsdon, from Bristol; Anna Maria, Lloyd, New- and 20 tons of Jamaica £6 15s. per ton.? a ,
eitsasoor
t,;14111 Grace,. .Mariin, Lfmn'c.k, for Live fool at. Milford. There has been a good demand for TURPENTINE, and prices ...., -.1 4., ...... 5.'11.•
on, 11,14::::ef,oitr Terceira , Hannah Maria, Liverpool, Parry, for have advanced 6d. to 9d. per cwt.; 4300 brls. were sold at the ~.,
9 .;..t; '''.7 m 4, . , : Ci-. 'c i; ' ' '''. P
.....4. `--, "JR ~ c .-4,ZZ'..,....e,"" P'"'"•:-.' e.
close of last week at 12s. to 12s. id. ip, cwt. for good quality, cs ~... z-, ...,...,...55.............1it n.,, juily ia,4!'ourite, Allen, Montreal, Clyde, sailed Ist Nov and from Oue- I 00. . ..;.,,,,-.000C.,-.0,,.., .., ,
asioo'
..litge 10th ; the Artemis, for Liverpool, sailed saine•day. and the market continues very firm at this advance.-American ...-.......---.--
kt 111 a' iki,, John, Welsh, was to sail the 11th ; Margaret, Sumpton, 12th ; TAR is in request; 1000 brls. have been sold at 12s. 6d. to 12s.
i. 'ea, Easton, 15th; and Hunter, Drysdale, 17th, all for Liverpool. 9d. cly brl. for inferior, to 14s. for good quality ;in Stockholm IMPORTED
,c 1 sill' i•
(1° P1%4 - or Archangel no sales.-Montreal Pot Asulis have been rather From the 23rd to the 29th, Xot. 1832, inclusive
.ar is al, TSMOUTH, Nov. 30.--Arrivan H. M. S. Hyaeinth, from Vera neglected, and the sales have been too unimportant to be par- '
ct ' , „V' Bad Bermuda. She brings an account of the death of Vice-Ad- Argols, . - bags, --, casks
glue." ikittl Sir G. G. Colpoys, Commander-in-Chief of the 'West Indian ticularised ; prices, however, are firm at 28s. to 28s 6d. • for
Pearl the demand has also been very limited, and Price; are Ashes, .....
. brls.
lidis.l. '431k13 and Newfoundland stations. He died at Ireland Island, 'ler:. Bark,
so; la,4l.eiton the Bth ult. It is said that the Hyacinth has brought a large almost nominal at 30s. for the brand 18.32. No States' Pot Oaktons
a 0 1, yof dollars, &e. Ashes on hand, and for States' Pearl there is no inquiry.- Berries .
• . bales
..,....._ , . . . • • .
I, or N.l: AND
1.
18ADE BuraaaAGE GE WINCE DUTIER.-n answer to are- FLAXSEED is in request, 150 hhds. of old New York, fit for Borax chests
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MONDAY, 3rd December.--Wind N.N.W., Rain.
Tong-e, from Bahia ; Promise, Shearer, and
"II; Brown, from Queiiec ; Friends, Clarke, St. Andrews, N. B.
() AunivEn.--Minerva, and Aimwell, from Limerick; Irishman,
Wk'l, dson, Tralee ; Mary Ann, Pinkerton, and Friends, Stapleton.
ktievrford ; Serapis, Wright, Wexford ; Diana, Buggin, Dublin ; John
Eleanor, Muryhy, Balbriggan.
Vincess Victoria, Hart, sailed from the Sand Heads for Liverpool,
Jul
N 0444 Y.
• p. es Laughton, Southard, Liverpool, River St. Lawrence, 4th
‘;'' John Beresford, Collins, do Cape Chat,
It:rkinia, Harrison, do Malta.
ti'Phemia, Kidd, Aux Cayes, Falmouth, sailed 6th Oct; on 27th
i'k'tienced a severe hurricane and lost sails.
Oant, Fox, Liverpool, for Trinidad, put into Studwall Roads.
1 Dalhousie, Quebec, Limerick.
471 Y Amherst, Liverpool, for Leghorn, was spoken sth Nov. in lat.
8,,N•
kr-.31-na Packet, Elsdon, from Bristol; Anna Maria, Lloyd, New-
-44. (:nice, Martin, Libaerick, for Liverpool at Milford.
4,4l'!es, Smith, for Terceira; Hannah Maria, Liverpool, Parry, for
r, at Milford.
o,vourite, Allen, Montreal, Clyde, sailed Ist Nov., and from Oue-
Tpe 10th ; the Artemis, for Liverpool, sailed same day.
sge John, Welsh, was to sail the 11th ; Margaret, Sumpton, 12th ;
la, Easton, 15th ; and Hunter, Drysdale, 17th, all for Liverpool.
44P('arsmouTit, Nov. 30.--ArrivED H. M. S. Hyacinth, from Vera
k 1 and Bermuda. She brings an account of the death of Vice-Ad-
Vh.l Sir G. G. Colpoys, Commander-in-Chief of the West Indian,
klid„ltkx, and Newfoundland stations. He died at Ireland Island, lier-
lOq. on the Bth ult. It is said that the Hyacinth has brought a large
tity of dollars, &c.
NiPaikoit AND BUTLERAGE OF WINE DuTig.s.--In answer to a re-
tt application made to Mr. Spring Rice by Mr. Ewart, on this sub-
' wiz.. Ewart has received the following satisfactory letter
" Treasury Chambers, Nov. 29,
r'qt dear Sir,-From a knowledge of the anxiety of your consti-
W On the subject of the prisage and butlerage, I think it may be
-Jing to you to learn, that at length, the deed of surrender is
til, 3 part t4ted and has reached me this evening. It shall receive no delay
; and, indeed, in order, if posSible, to anticipate the actual
!liZqun of the deed the Lords of the Treasury have taken steps that,
',,,a,Ugement, the collection of the duties should cease as soon as
"e-Ever, my dear sir, truly yours,

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"T. S. RICE-"
make the following tsoailbedth. e h ships remaining
;°4,,i'lustakit, or not advised as havin Ythan, Law ; Thonson,
N't ; Ilopewell, White ; Congdencee;-W-indt ; Lara, Buddie ;
iksl 4, Stewart; Lord Nelson,' Cutting ; Terrys; Parkyn ; Elliott,
N°l; Mary, Frost Royal William, Joy. The weather is less
il,tg,Eo-day, and it blows fresh from the south An atte p
itNeto,get over to Cronstadt on Sunday by a gentleman whomt was
tiithuitaum. On Wednesday morning lie saw several vessels off the
4 cad, which could not make progress on account of the calm."
11\1.44' PtlarrEen, senounuo.int, 10ev.013.--A letter from the agent for Lloyd's,
Bowing I--" Our river navigation is at an
Theby ,„,e bridge wass thearried away by the ice the day before -ester-
eiitBevl- ne frost has been pretty severe ; and it is to be apprehended
bt,
..ral British ships must winter,' and furtherarrit
easTrhwearwVr has been low for several days past, and the wind

DYEWOODS.-Several public sales have taken place, which
have gone steadily; viz. 40 tons of Lima NICARAGUA Woos
at £2l ss. to £22 W ton, 25 tons of good solid at £l5 10s. to
£l6; 100 tons of Spanish FUSTIC at £4 17s. 6d. to £5 for com-
mon, and £5 10s. for good; Cuba Fustic is scarce, and com-
mands £lO 10s., at which some small lots have been sold; 50
tons of Campeachy
Jamaica Ed 15s. per ton.
There has been a good demand for TURPENTINE, and prices
have advanced 6d. to 9d. per cwt. • 4300 brls. were sold at the
close of last week at 12s. to 12s. Id. cwt. for good quality,
and the market continues very firm at this advance.-American
TAR is in request; 1000 brls. have been sold at 12s. 6d. to 12s.
9d. 1' brl. for inferior, to 14s. for good quality ; in Stockholm
or Archangel no sales.-Montreal Pot Asians have been rather
neglected, and the sales have been too unimportant to be par-
ticularised; prices, however, are firm at 28s. to 28s. 6d. ; for
Pearl the demand has also been very limited, and prices are
almost nominal at 30s. for the brand 18.32. No States' Pot
Ashes on hand, and for States' Pearl there is no inquiry.-
FLAXSEED is in request, 150 hhds. of old New York, fit for
sowing, brought 70s. to 725. 6d., and 100 hhds. of new Dutch
725. bd., being an advance of ss. 4J? hhd. ; in crushing Seed no-
thing of consequence has been done, but higher prices are asked.
-CLOVERSEED continues steady.-Nothing done in BEES' \VAL
No enquiry for QUERCITRON BARK.-The sales of HIDES have
been limited, at about previous rates; 680 dry salted Brazil
Cow and Ox brought 630. to 6%d. il' lb, 200 dry Buenos
Ayres 830. and Iwo dry German Horse 7s. 9d. to Bs. each.-
Of Neutria SKINS 5 bales, averaging 20 to 211bs. .1:' 5 dozen,
sold at 335. 3d. to 355. per dozen, whilst an average of 10 and
10M tbs. brought only 15s. to 16s. ld. 4J3' dozen; no alteration
in prices.-IloasE II Aia.-3 bales short Russian sold at 6d,
and a small lot of Rio Grande, mixed quality, at 73.4„d.4
Of OAK BARK, 50 tons German were sold at £5 7s. 6d. If' ton,
and 70 tons Dutch, of which the price has not transpired.-
ToßAcco has again been in limited demand, and the sales have
been confined to 40 hhds. of Virginia and 10 of Kentucky
stemmed, for home trade; 10 of Virginia leaf, for Ireland;. a
few of Kentucky leaf for exportation, and 50 of Kentucky
leaf, with 10 of Virginia leaf, to speculators.
MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.=I he business done has been
limited. BRIMSTONE continues very scarce, and a slight ad-
vance has been obtained for the few sales effected.-For SusiAC
there is only a partial demand, without alteration in prices.-
MADDERS are not much inquired for, but for Smyrna MADDER
°ors there has been some demand, and several parcels sold
at 565. cwt.-Abont 30 boxes white Almon have been sold
within the range of our quotations.-CREAM OF TARTAR is dull
of sale.-There has been more demand for OLIVE OIL than for
sometime past, and, the buyers having been enabled to supply
their orders at a reduction in some instances of 30s. IP' tun
from the previous nominal rates, about 50 tuns have been sold
during the week.-In V ALONIA no sales reported.-The tran-
sactions in pale SEAL OIL have been very limited, at the quo-
tations.-A oetter inquiry has appeared for Newfoundland COD
011,, and the sales have been about 50 tuns.-LINSEED OIL
continues scarce, and in good request; pale RAPE steady at
the price quoted, with a limited demand.-Little has been done
in PALM OIL, and the price remains without alteration.-A
further advance has been realized upon OIL OF TURPENTINE,
in consequence of the rise in rough.-The Ropemakers appear
desirous to secure an additional stock of HEMP at the present
rates, in consequence of the uncertainty as to war, and some
transactions, both on the spot and to arrive, have taken place,
the latter at rather better prices.-In FLAX little doing.-The
sales of TALLOW have not been extensive this week, but holders
remaining very firm, a small advance in price has been obtained.

Argols,
Ashes,
Bark,
Oak
Berries .
Borax .
Brimstone
Cassia Linea .
Castor Oil
Cloverseed
Cochineal ,
Cocoa . .
Coffee, B. P.

THE CORN TRADE.
Monday, Dec. 3rd, 18.32.
Since Thursday the trade in wheat has been limited for want of
country demand, but holders continue very firm. Oats had a dull
sale, and several sales of good descriptions have been forced to clear
vessels at 255. Oatmeal was in steady request at 23s 6d for the best
new. Barley and Irish Flour were flat, and with the exception of some
sales of Indian Corn at 27s 6 28s, other articles were without im-
provement. There was no business done in Oats in bond, and Wheat
and Flour were neglected.
WHEAT, per 70 Ms s d d
Irish red (old) 5 9 7 2
Do. red 1832 6 9.. 7 6
Do. white 1832 7 9 .. 8 3
Canada (old( 6 9.. 7 6
Do. 1832 7 6.. 9 0
Dantaic 7 6.. 8 3
Stettin &Wiemar 7 6 .. 8 0
Odessa (soft) 7 3 .. 7 6
Russian 0 0.. 0 0
Foreign (in bond) 0 0.. 0 0
OATS, per 45 Its..
Irish (old) 2 3.. 2 5
Do. (1832) 2 3 .. 2 7
Foreign (in bond) 1 9 .. 2 0
BARLEY, imp. mea.
English
Irish, 601 b 3 9 .. 4 9
Foreign (in bond) 0 0.. 0 0

MALT, imp.mea s d s d
English 56 0 .. 63 0
Irish 5O 0..55 0
BRANS, English 36 0 .. 40 0
Iris
Foreign
PEASE, White 4O 0 .. 45 0
FLOUR, per 280 Ms
Irish, (new) 3B 0 .. 44 6
Canadian free brl 30 0 .. 35 0
American, ditto 3O 0 .. 34 0
Do. (in bond( 16 0.. 25 0
OATMEAL, 2401b5.
Irish, (old) 2l 0 .. 22 0
Do. (1832)
Rica, (in bond)
Carolina, (cwt.) l5 6 .. 19 0
East India l4 0 .. 17 6
FLAX SEED, hhd 7O 0 .. 0 0

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Monday Evening, Dec. 3rd, 1832.
The demand for Cotton this month has been very similar to the last,
with little fluctuation in prices : the only alteration we can make from
the quotations of the 30th ult. bein ad. per lb. advance on the lower
qualities of American, and id. per lb. decline in Brazil. East India,
and E,,,,ryptian. The total sales of the month are 48,000 bags, of which
3,500 American are on speculation ; and 600 have been forwarded into
the country unsold.
The sales of the past week have been on rather lower terms for all
descriptions but American, which have maintained the full prices of
the last. 600 American were taken to-day on speculation.
Since Friday our market has been rather quiet, and the sales of Sa-
turday and to-day, not more than 2500 bags, at steady prices, for Ame-
rican, and at rather lower rates for Brazil. Arrived three Vessels
from Bahia, and one from Pernambuco.

Imports of Cotton Wool from the Ist of January to the Ist of
Dec., 1832, inclusive, (and for the same period last year) at
Liverpool, London, and Glasgow :
West India,
American Bratil Demerara, &c. East Ind. Egypt Total
This year 593,741 105,032 6418 77.655 41.202 824,048
Last year 574,159 163,214 84(10 63,950 37,953 847,736
Increase 19,582

0
__ ---
Exported since Ist January
Same period last year .

58,182 2048

0 23,688

66,544
73,464

Decrease

6,910 B.

Foreign
Logwoud .
Ftistic . .
Nicaragua Wood
Barwood .
Camwood. .
Flaxseed .
Flour .
Ginger . .
Gura . .

Hides, Cow and Ox,

Horse
Horse Hair
Hemp . .
Indigo
Lac Dye .
Lemon Juice
Madders .
Madder Roots
Molasses .
Munjeet
Olive Oii .
Palm Oil
Fish oil .
Pepper
Pimento, W. 1,
Rice .
Rum . .
Safflower
Saltpetre .
Shell Lac .

. .
Sugar, B. P. hhds. 372, tees.
Mauritius .
Brazil . .

boxes, --, bags, --, casks ,
• • . brls. 677
• hhds. 88 brls.
tons s'd
. bales ~
chests „
. tons „
• boxes „
• . boxes „
serons, --, bales „
• bags, --, serons
tees, --, bags 100
tees.▪ --, brls. --, bags
90
• bags, --, Mks „
• • . . ton.s ,
• . . tons 112'
• • . . tons ',
• . . tons 4
• • . . tons „
. . tees. --, qrs. „
brls. 100, E. 1. sacks „
. . bags, --. barrels „
. . tons, --, bags 52
no. --, bales, --, bundles „
. . no. --, bales „
▪ bales, --, serons
bundles, --, bales „
boxes, --, serons
• . chests 99
. casks "
•
. , . bales, -- casks 50
casks, bales 142
casks 50
•
. bales, --, bundles „
• jars, --, chests
. casks 1506
•
casks 274
•
• robbins, --, bags „
brls. --, boxes --, begs „
tees. --, 4, tees. K I. tags
brls. 6, hhds. 36 puns. 161
bales „
bags „

Sumac
Tallow
Tartar
Tar .
Tobacco
Turpentine
Valonia
Wax, Bees
Wheat

• . r 7 lOW
chests „
74, bags, 398, boxes --, brls. 120
. bass „
. .
. cases, --, brls. ,
•
• • . bags 120
• casks 874
. cask brls.
'
~ brls. ,
• • .
.cases, --, hhds. ,
• . . brls. 1650
.
. . bags, --, tons „
• . cakes, --, casks
. bush. 3065, minots 7683

Lonbon Gag tfit
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30th, 1832,

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

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E. Astle and Son, Nottingham, eordwainers.--J. Stone and T. W.
Gagen, Wade-street, Poplar, dealers in live-stock.--T. and C, Ashton,
Swallow's gardens, Chamber-street, Goodman's-fields, gun-makers.--
G. Capper, and Co., Macclesfield, Cheshire, silk-throwsters.--Benham
and Co.. Uxbridge, ironmongers.--E. Spink and C. Charnock, Tan
shelf and Glass-Houghton, Yorkshire, maltsters.--E. Nettleton and
J. M. Palmer, Bodmin, Cornwall, printers. --Shilson and Dobson,
Plympton-St.-Mary, Devonshire, millers.--J. and G. Waugh, Regent-
street, St. James's, chemists.--D. and E. Reynolds, Rochester, Kent,
grocers,--Foden and Co., Liverpool, victuallers.--J. and R. Mellor,
Hollinwood, Lancashire, millers.--D. Rowland and W. Sprott, Tun-
bridge Wells, Kent, attomies. --Field, Norcliffe, and Crossfield, Li-
verpool, tobacco manufacturers.
INSOLVENT.
Nov, 30.--William Fuller, Southovcr, near Lewis, Sussex, tanner.