The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05 00:00:00

the raw material

the exports of linen manufactured goods, of £10,061, is
couaterbalanced by a decrease in linen yarn ; and the in-
crease in woollen yarn, of £19,678, is also neutralised by

in wo,

s. The other feature
rable increase in coal

it a con

,ble return

average for some weeks past ; but the languor of the de-
mand still continues, and although a list of the prices lies
before us, we decline quoting them, as we are infoimed
they are entirely nominal. In Bacon, Hams, and Lard.
there is little animation.
The arrivals of TIMBER from British rime
the month consist of 35 vessels, 23,230 '
vessels, 20,773 tons in
gains ground that prices havt
henceforth a steadier, if not a more act
result from the improving state of the man
tricts. The effect has been already fel,- "

c month last yi
seen their

in a moderate degree, and many cargos
market and held rates at much beyond ar

at present.
The imports of HIDES from the River
November, were to a considerabie extent
691 dry and 28,646 salted Ox and Cow, a
Xarifa, Plata, Lan

Hides, per
Mary Miller, Isabella,
no arrival from Rio Gr

dry Hides have been
Coast, and 2,000 dry

transacted in sal

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however,

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The Affo izo steam-frigate sailed for Rio on Thursday.
THE WATER INQUIRY.—The cases of Mr. M'Donald,
has closed, but Mr. Scott will not be ready to enter on his
defence until be gets the short-hand writer's notes.
On Sunday the Rev. David Brown, late of Dumfries,
was inducted into the pastoral charge of the Scotch
Church, Rodney-street.

A company of amateurs contemplate a benefit for Mrs.
W. J. Hammond, widow of the late lamented comedian,
and his seven children. The Liverpool subscription
amounts to about £2OO.

last, Francis White, child of
itreet, fell into a basin of boil-

On the
[mrents re

4th of (
dent in Wolf
mg water which was on the floor, and was so severely
scalded, that the injuries terminated fatally on Monday.
On Tuesday, at a meeting of the " Liverpool Church
Union Society," the Rev. C. Wray in the chair, it was
resolved to petition parliament against any alteration in
the law which prohibits marriage with a deceased wife's

sister.
SUICID

.—On Thursday a young man, named Andrew
n, Kunz himself at a house where he lodged in
"1-e deceased, who had formerly

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Roscommon

-street

y loiv spirits, the

Liverpool amounted to £BOO. The success of the collec-
tion in Liverpool has been most decided. The attendance
on the last week exceeded a thousand persons nightly, ex-
clusive of the day exhibition. On Tuesday fortnight up-
wards of thirteen hundred persons visited it in the evening.
This amount of success could only compensate the pro-
prietor, considering his heavy expenses, which would as-
tonish by their magnitude, were it. prudent to name the
sum. The band, which may truthfully be said to be un-
rivalled, costs many hundreds per annum.