The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-12-27 00:00:00

FOREIGN MARKETS.

We received, at a late hour last night, Havre papers to the
20th instant, Bourdeaux papers to the 18th, and Antwerp to
Saturday last. Since the reports of the Havre market, published
in our Supplement of y:esterdat, there had been no arrivals from
the United Sttes. On the 16th instant there were some trifling
sales of COFFEE and other articles, with little variation from the
preceding quotations. Thesales of COTTON were considerable,
amounting to 2060 bales, with a decided improvement in price.
They consisted of-
-13 Bales Louisiana
45 „ ditto
23 „ ditto .
99 „ ditto . . 1121.50c.
100 „ ditto
150 „ Bowed, new crop llsf.
516 „ cliff() - ditto ... 110 f.
125 „ ditto . old . . 1071. 50c.
90 „ ditto ditto .,, 1051.
21. , ditto ditto
100 :, Mobile
110 „ Alabama
20 „ Tenessee
100 „ Pernambuco l3of.
548 „ ditto

2060 bales.
On the 17th and 18th, further sales of COTTON took place, a
full prices.—On the latter day, there were disposed of.
20 Bales Louisiana 112 f. •
54 ditto 6 ...110f.

104 ditto lo9f.
15 Bowed, new crop 115 f.
131 ditto, old loof.
21 Mobile
70 Alabama
41 Tenessee lo4f.
33 ditto
25 ditto

514 Bales,

There were also on the same day some considerable sales of
SUGAR, amounting to 32.3 hhds., at various prices, from 66f. to
68f. 50c., and a small parcel at
A sale of Hayti COFFEE took place at 722 c. per kil. in
bond, and another of INDIGO .at 10f., duty paid.
In the of Antwerp there was little activity; but no
change of importance had taken place in the value of Ameri-
can or general Colonial produce.
The business of Bordeaux was also on a limited scale, the
chief business done being in raw West India and Bourbon Sc-
GARs, some parcels of refined, and small quantities of DRUGS
and SPICES.

At neither of these ports had there been any arrivali fiora the
United States, except those which are announced in our previ-
ous shipping lists.

FOREIGN CORN MARKETS.

MARSEILLES, DEC. 11.
Durkin the last week our market has sustained little altera-
tion in grain. The sales have not been so brisk, and business
generally dull. We have within these few days received four-
teen or fifteen cargoes of grain, chiefly from Havre, Nantes,
Lugon, Marans and Treguier. Finistere quality of Wheat has
sold at 35s 8d to 36s sd. New Pornia 44s 11d. Ismael 475.
Other descriptions of free Wheat 43s Bd. Barletta Wheat in
bond for delivery has realised 37s per qr. Our stock of free
Wheat amounts to 190,000 charges, or 106,875 qrs., and of bond-
ed Wheat to 37,000 charges, or 19,562 qrs.
--KONIG8131:11if, -Dac;B. 100"—
The corn trade remains in a very dull inactive, state. The
quality of the samples of new Wheat varies materially' this sea-
son, and requires caution consequently in the purchase of par-
cels for spring shipment. The demand continuing very limited
, has rendered all sorts of corn almost nominal in value. At the
following rates, however, purchases would be effected:—High-
mixed Wheat 28s to 30s ; mixed and best mixed 24s to 28s Lred
and yellow 2.3 s to 255. Rye 19s to 225. Largeßarley 12s 6d to
13s 6d; small ditto lls 6d to 12s 6d. Oats, old, 9s to 12s; new
8s 6d to 10s. Peas, white, 21s to 28s ; grey 22s to 275. Beans
19s to 20. Tares 14s 6d to 15s. Linseed, best new crushing, 40s
to 445; old ordinary 27s to 30s.
RIGA, Dxc. 2.
The only demand for grain we are at present experiencing. is
from the interior to meet the consumption, and which is prin-
cipally confined to the article of Rye. A cargo of Stettin qua-
lity has been sold at 70 ro, or 23s 4d per qr„ and a cargo of Da-
nish Barley at 46 ro. or 14s Bd_ per qr. We quote fine Courish
'Wheat s. r0.'90 to 95, or 28s 8d to 29s 9d per qr. Barley 46 to
48 ro. or llsBd to 15s 3d. Oats 155 to 160 8.N.R., or Ils 5d to
Ils 9d per qr.

MARK-LANE, LONDON, MoNomr, DEC. 23.
The arrivals of Grain from the home counties, fresh up td
this morning's market, were very limited. Theja, in addition,
however, to the samples left over from last week, particularly
of Oats, caused the supplies to be more than equal to the de-
mand. The dampness of the weather had materially affected
the qualities of the Wheat;—fine dry parcels were, in conse-
quence, readily taken by the millers at rather better prices thin
this day se'unight, in some instances is more money being rd.
alized; but secondary sorts, and those coarse and out of con-
dition, must be noted one shilling cheaper, and even at this
reduction were very difficult to quit. Old Wheat obtained fully
last Monday's rates, but in Bonded Corn we heard of nothing
doing.

Though Barley was in moderate supply, yet the. demand
proved vary limited; fine malting qualities were unaltered in
value, but secondary descriptions of malting, as well as distil-
ling, were the turn cheaper than on Monday last. Grinding
parcels without alteration.
Malt extremely dull and nearly unsaleable, without submit-
ting to lower terms.
The show of Oats was large. Good fresh English and Irish
samples met a slow retail demand at last week's prices, but
stale qualities might have been bought at reduced rates.
Scotch Oats being in plentiful supply, receded 6d to is per qr.
Beans were very
.heavy sale, and is cheaper-
White Peas, owing_ to the admission of nearly 2000 qrs. of
foreign qualities last Thursday, at a duty of Bs, caused boiling
samples to rule dull, at a decline of Is. per qr., Maple and
Grey barely maintained last week's quotations.
The Flour trade was steady. Good Irish marks obtaiued
better sale, and scup qualities also met inquiry..

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE, Dec. 26.
s. d. s. d.
0 7
glalHay -
Clover Hay
0 5
0 8

Straw, Wheat 0 34 • , 0 44 -
Oat -
Barley • , 0 0 -
Green Clover ' 0 0 -
Potatoes
.
Cattle Potatoes 1 6. -

Turnips - 2l 0 per ton.
Carrots - 34 n -
Mangleworzle. l9 0 2O 0
Manure -

PRICES OF SHARES. DECEMBER 26, 1833*
pee Share.

Liverpool Coal Gas ...... ....... ...
VW
Liverpool Oil Gas
Liverpool and Barrington Water Works
300
Bootle ditto
163
Exchange Buildings
Paid 2°5 0
Liverpool and Manchester Railway, £lOO
25 150 10
Ditto Old Quarters 49 10 °
Ditto New Quarters -
Bolton and Leigh ditto - 8°
25 20
Ditto
• ---
Warrington and Newton ditto
--
Kenyon and Leigh ditto
Wigan Branch ditto - "
Preston and Wigan ditto 5 1 14 0
---
St. Helens and Runcorn Gap ditto lOO ----. 92
50 ,_—. a.
Leicester and Swannington ditto.
100 --- °°7 Stockton and Darlington ditto
Manchester, Bolton, and 8ury.................. / 2B
5
and Canal
Leeds and Selby Railway -7---" 1107 to d
Grand Junction ditto
London and Birmingham -
---
20 1 2
d
10 a
--- Bank of Liverpool -
Bank of Manchester. - 6
Manchester and Liverpool District Bank 'lo ---". iA d
Commercial Bank of Liverpool . 10 ---
11 17
Liverpool Marine Assurance Company 25 --- 30
Oldham Gas Light and Waterworks .. lO ---- 16
Manchester Assurance -' 4 - -----,
-

LIVERPOOL INFIR,

[ARY, DECESfatit 2&

DISCHARGED. ADMITTRD. II
In-patients cured . . . . '1.2, In-patients .. • • • ' • 0
Relieved and at own request . 3 Out-patients • • • • ' • 10
Made Out-patients ... . 1 1 Casual during rI.P.• • • 0
Irregular
Dead
..„.
Consulting Physician and Surgeon, Dr. Renwick and Mr. Fors"
Physician and Surgeon. Dr. Brandreth and Mr. DAWSQU4
House Visitors, Mr. Haywood and Mr. Matthests.
Chaplain. the Rev. R. Davies.—House Surgeon, Mr. T.

REPORT OF THE WORKHOUSE AND FEVER HOSPITAL.

For the week ending December 23d, 1833•

Remained at last Report . 262. Discharged..... .....
Admitted since 95 Dead ............. .
General Totals. -..
Physicians, Dr. Macrorie and Dr. Gouthwaite.—HonorarY Sam6l4
Mr. Samuel M'Culloch.—House Surgeon, Mr. B. Nightingall.

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARI

Number of nem-patients entered on the boc
the last week:—
Received advice and medicine at the
Institution
_ _

Visited at their own houses.and sup-
plied with .medicine

-
IsouTii. INAETfl.[Tent1NAETfl.[Tent-
I 103 I 246 349

187 1 128 I 313
347 661

Total at each Dispensary I 290 '
VISITORS. .
North—Rev. C. W. Lawrence, Mr. T. Kaye, aqlllMi
South—Rev. J. H. Thom, Rev. F. Murphy, a 4.4

r. WI
1 Mr. Jo

orrightt,

EYE INSTITUTION, •
No. 30, Barnett-street, .
Attendance on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at Ten o'Ciook-

Patients admitted since the opening of the Institution,
15,25 i
.
July, 1820, till Ist January, 1833,
Patients admitted January, 1833,
Do. February, 111
Do. March,
Do. April
122
Do. May ,
115
Do. June
100
Do. ' July '' 173
Do. August
140
Do. September l3l
Do. October 99
Do. November
---.

Total,
Medical (Meer's, Dr. Hannay, and Mr. Brackenbury.

LONDO.AT GAZETTE:-TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24.

INSOLVENT.
Dec. 23.—William Salter Castel], Piccadilly, printer.
BANKRUPTS.
Matthew John Segre, Liverpool, merchant, Jan. 8, at II o'cloak.
Feb. 4, at 2, at the Commissioners'-rooms, Manchesten • solicitOrt.
Messrs. Makinson and Sanders, Elm-court, Temple.
Charles Samuel Ashford, Tottenham and Abchurch-lane, scrivener.

Samuel Reed, Bastbourn.o; Sussex, draper.
William Thomas Gooding, Dorvillers-row, Hammersnuth, Aga
Welbeck-street, plumber. • „ '
Henrietta Wilson, Norwich, tobacconist.
Joseph Chapman, •Feltwell, Norfolk, shopkeeper.
James and John Broad, Sedgeley.Staffordshire, iron-mannfaeturers-
William Devizes, Wiltshire, hatter.
Christopher Ellis Welbourne, Falkingham, Lincolnshire, seb°°l.
master.

John Grout Cannel', East Dereham, Norfolk, saddler.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Bishop and Co., Liverpool, cigar-merchants ; as far as Tim
I.
B. Blundell—W. I. and J. S. Vale, Bartholomew-lane, Bank.stock-
brokers--W. Hughes and J. Fades, King,swinforcl, Staffordshire. fire-
briek-manufacturers--J. Dickinson andl Bleasby, Brindle, Lee.'
shire, calico-printers.—Hunt and Co., and Hunt and Thomas, Pte'
dance, Cornwall, ehemists—A. Smith and J. Patten, Wolverhampton.
Staffordshire, leather-cutters Mayor, Eastman, and Dove, Little
Distaff-lane, spice-merchants ; as far as regards W. Eastman --PIL
Brackenberry and S. Brett, Charlotte-mews, North-street. Eastman
Pan'.
eras, carpenters—E. Robinson and. J. Bortoft, Greatham, Durham.
common-brewers--G. N. Rankin and R. Lake, Basinghall-street, it-
torneys-at-law.—P. A. and P. Godefroy and J. Phillips. Spicer-street.
Mile-end-new-town, dyers—Skidmore, Davies, and Williams, Tl'
ton, Staffordshire, coal-masters—R. L. Smith and Co., Lutterworttl.
Leicestershire, mercers—C. Benson and Co., Mansell-street, Good-
man's-fields, wine-merchants—W. Richards . and Son, London-road.
and Morris's-walk, Bridge-road, Southwark, measure-makers--A. E.
Clark and E. Jardine, Aldersgate-street, schoolmistresses--C. Wetter'
stedt and Co., Limehouse, marine-metal-traders.

,
DIVIDENDS.
Jan, 31, J. Smith J. Hutehinsou, Liverpool, ship-owners--Jan• 17 •
J. Killey, Liverpool, flour-dealer—Jan. 17, S. Carter, Farnham, Surrey.
surgeon—Jan. 17, J. Jackson, Old City Chambers, Bishosgate-within.
jeweller—Jan. 18, T. and T. Neighbour, King-street, West Smithfield.
wine-merchants—Jan. 16. J. Barnett, Devonshire-place, Old Keitt-
road, navy-agent—Jan. 16, P. P. Good, Clapton, and Lloyd's Coffee-
house, insurance-broker—Jan. 16, W. D. -Graham and J. Tate, New►
castle-upon-Tyne, linen-drapers—Jan. 15, J. Turner, Lynn, Norfolk.
Lancashire,
17, D. and J. Thackeray, and J. Baldwin, Walton,
Lancashire, brewers—Jan. 16, T. F. Lucas, Long Buckby, Northaro-
- stage-coach-proprietor—Jan. 17, G. Dawson and J. Kerr.
Manchester, nankeen-manufacturers—Jan. 21, W. Fowler, Cirences-
ter, Gloucestershire, printer—Jan. 16 a .Uhnson, Nottingham, laca'
manufacturer—Jan. 15, J. Garflt, Gainsboligh, Lincolnshire, wine--
merchant—Jan. 17, J. N. Jackson, Mancloter, nankeen-manufac-
turer—Jan. 17, J. Jefferies, Leeds, worsted stUff-marinfaclurer-41112'
18, J. Borenberg, Bloomfield-street, London-wall, tobacconist.

CERTIFICATES, JAN. 14.
A. W. Collard, Liverpool and Walton-Breck, Merchant—W. MC'
field, Hosier-lane, Smithfield, and St. Johu-street-road, carpenter-0
J. E. Farr, Baldock, llertfordshire, carpenter—J. Kingsford, Canter-
bury, miller—E. Garnett, Lancaster, coal-dealer—.l. Hartley. Shift--
nall, Shropshire, miller—J. E. R. Cracknell, Acorn-yard, Limehouse,
and Wade 's-terrace, East East India-road, Poplar, engineer.

BIRTHS.
On Thursday, the 19th instant, in London, the Lady of Sir Edward
Blount. Bart. of a son and heir.
On the 24th instant, in New-street, Spring-gardens, London, LEI/
Campbell, of a son.

MARRIED,
On Tuesday, the 17th instant, at St. John's Church, Mr. John Wood,.
fall, of St. John's Market, in this town, to Miss Sarah Benson, of
B roughton-ln-Furness.
On the 19th inst. at St. Luke's Church, Mr. Thomas Silcoek, to Miss
Martha Wodeh onse.

On Saturday last, at St. Luke's Church, Mr. Archibald Reid, to
Miss Catharine Corrigill.
Ott 'We&iestlaY; the 25th' instant, by the Rev. M, S. Oppenheim`
Ralph 11. Samuel, Esq., merchant, Rio de Janeiro, to Rosa,' eldest
daughter of the late S. Samuel, Esq. _

Same day, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. Richard Hughes, to Mary
Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Dutton.

Same day, at St. Philip's Chtirch, Captain Murray; of the brig Gar'
land, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. William Walmsley, flint glass-
manufacturer, of this town.

DIED,
On Saturday, the 30th ult., at Florence, Gwilym Lloyd Wardle, Esq-
late of Hartaheath, in the county of Flint, aged 71.
On Monday, the 2d inst., much respected for his ability. integrity,-
and goodness of heart, Thomas Blaokstock, Esq. solicitor, London,
On. Monday, the 16th instant, aged 34, Annette, wife of Mr. Thomas
Campbell, Redcross-street, and youngest daughter of Mr. Edward
-Hughes, Mann's Island.
Same day, at Arundel, after a long and severe illness, Mary, daughter
of the late H. Howard, Esq. and sister of Lord Howard, of Effingham. -
Same day, at Kendal, Catharine, relict of the late Mr. Hewitson, •
Kendal, and daughter of the late Mr. Walmsley, bookseller, Lancaster !"
On Thursday, the 19th instant, much respected 'by hit friends and
relatives.,Mr.:Daniel O'Donnell. awd 34.
Same day, after a shOrt bat'sev'ere illness, Mr. iohn Adams, Clarence- -
street, in the 23d year of his age, son of the late Capt. Adains.of this port.

Same day, Mrs. Procter, wife of Mr. Edward Procter, of Lancaster.-.
mechanic.

On Friday, the 20th instant, at his residence, Si, Leeds-street, Mr.-
James Nichol, aged 40, formerly of Preston. •
Same day, Mr. William Betteley, com-broker, of this town, Ihttrof
Marbury, Cheshire. c
Same day, at Rampside, near Ulverston, Mr. Thomas Ashhurnec
aged 83. The deceased was a long time Captain pf a West-Indiaman •
out of the port of Lancaster.
On Saturday last, at his house in Berners-street, the Rev. Latham
NN a inewright, M.A. F.A.S., rector of Great Brickhill, Bucks, biother
of Wm. Wainewright, Esq., of Fludyer-street, London.

. -
On Sunday last, at Brougham llall,WestMoiland, James Brougham,
Esq., M. P. for Kendal.

On Tuesday, the 24th instant, Mts. Gosnall, Everton, aged 92.
' On the 20th instant, at Rotterdam, in his 21st year, Alexander
Adrian Ferrier,"Esq., youngest son of Alexander Ferrier, Esq., Con..
sul to his Britannic Majesty.
On the 22d instant, at Lambeth, Surrey, Elisabeth, relict of Mr.
James Long, late of the Royal Exchange, aged 75. '
On the 23d instant, Mrs. Sarah Brooks, wife of Benjamin Brooks.
Esq., of Lin Coin's Inn, and Doughty-street, London, aged 70,

On the 20th instant, in the Regent's Park, London, the Barmen
de-Blaquiere, aged 77.

On the Bth instant, near Dublin, Penelope Ann, the wife of lAA
Colonel Cator, of the Royal Horse Artillery.
_ _

On the 29th ult., at Pisa, Anthony Aufrere, Esq., of Foulsh4m rjor
folk, agtN:l 76.

the On the 22d instant, of inflammation, Charles Frederis., infant
son of Mr. Wallis, of Skinner-street, Holborn, Lond4e4.
On the 20th instant, at Tatton Park, Cheshire., t,17,e infant mon of .Me,
Tatton, and Lady Egerton.

On the 9th instant, at 11Iullingar,
in consequence of serious
injuries received that day by a f;;;I frcrin his horse whilst bunting,
Captain Duncan Campbell.:.,ill;e tien Regiment. .

Liverpool:—rrint:t very Tuesday and Friday Tobrning
buildings, JrAn-street, and published at the STANDARD-OPFten, No.
7. High•-dtieet, Exchange, by SAsanin, FaaNe-Eirs.-=Orders iind
Adveltisentents are received by Messrs. Newton and Co., Was.
14,1 a-square; Barker, Fleet.street; Deacon, Walbrook; Boynell,
i:haneety.lane ; Lawson and Barker, Birchin-lane ; William Lewer,
4, Wellington-street, Strand; Munden Hammond, 27, Lombard-
street ; at Garraway's; at the London Commercial Coffee-house,
Miucing-lane; Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cornhill; Chapter Coffee-
house, Taternoster-row; and North and South Anienean Coffee-
houseA Thread-needle-street, London; by Messrs. Johnston and
Co., Dubin; Mr. M'l'hun, Glasgow; Mr. Wheeler, Exchaufte-
street, and Mr. Lewis, Market-street, Manchester; Bar.
Bookseller, Warrington: Mr. Clarke, Pliet.ofßce, Presi,on and
MT, Cooper, 33, Union-street; Birmingham.