The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-07-09 00:00:00

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July 91 1844 I'llE LIV FAIPO 1
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e STATE OF TRADE. g.--; 1) ipping iintelltgentr. The following vessels, in addition to several others, names
unknown, were at Icbaboe, 2nd Mny viz, t-Zenobia, Rainbow,
f
It Cason, Robert Kerr, Horatio. Marchioness Wellesley, Joseph
MANCHESTER.-Everywhere in thle district we hear of things —sa—
Hume. Mathews, Grindley, Dream, Ann Grant, Columbine.
. • being in a healthy cond it on and that prices are rather inclined
e to advance than recede. In fact 2- ' chprinting TUESDAY, Jura 2.-Wind NeW, George Glen. Lowther, Conservatn e, Grace, Alexander, Emily,
,an cloth ARRIVED -Georee Washington, from New York-and Elea. Trinity Ya ht, Hanover, William & Ann, George, West Indian,
r
quoted 3d to 4ad per piece higher than it was two months ago,
nor & Margaret, Evans. from Jersey. Cicero, Indus, Flora, Thalia, An y, Bombe y, Highlander,
r and the manufacturers are now refusing to contract, even at -
SAILED.-Sylph. Campbell, for Africa-Ann & Jane.
. Smith, Charles, Helen, Tulloch Castle, Rebeca, and Anne Laing
this advance, for longer than a week or two's make. Domestic
PLYMOUTH, July 4.-I-1 M.S Caledonia, (120) embarked 150
, cloth has also revived, and some very extensive sales have been for Demerar•-Tyro, Carter. for Trieste-Industry, WalmsleV,
for St. Petersburg-Elizabeth, Minty, and Jane, Potts,
. for Que- additional marines early this morning, arid is to sail this even-
-1 made to deliver. Yarns of every description are in good re-
quest. and are easily disposed of at a slight
.advance. The bee-Ohio, Lyon : Brooklyn, Richardson, and Yorkshire, Bailey, ing for Gibraltar, where it is said H.M. ship St. Vincent 120)
for New York-Millman. Galbraith. and Wolfvlie, navies, for and Camperdown (,:i4) flag ships, at Portsmouth and Sheerness,
r chases Canadian
Ichaboe-St. David, (steamer) Evans, and Venus, Thomas. for were also to proceed. H.M. steamer Sydenham, sailed yester-
. for the '• fall" trade. Tire conn•ry heuses are also doing
Havre-New Zealand, Mackie, for St. John, N.8.-Jim Crow, day for the same destination. The Swedish squadron, adron, for the
More than is usual at this season of the ear, and a good autumn
Carter, for Rotterdam-Sofia, Giacobe, for Messina-and Le- Mediterranean, passed this port last n ght.
trade is generally expected, especiylly a, the drapers through
high, Wylie, fur Philadelphia.
the country have very light stocks. The news from the east is
rather unfavourable. and 40-inch shirtings are in consequence ---
not s Dolores, Cove, hence for Copenhagen, at Salcombe SUNDAY, JULY 7.-Wi-d N.N.W. I
inch so to se 1. The following are our quotations :-27-
Robertine, Tardell, hence at Chris iana ARRIVED -Wilhelmina, Bruce. from Leghorn-Robert James
4s led to 5s led ; 66's. 55 lad to Is 7ad ; and 72's,
Riche. Delwitz ; William, Crowdace ; Rapid, White; Hein"- Haynes, from Trinidad-Frances, Corkhill. from Barhadoes-
as Did to as 41c1.-Manchester Advertiser, Saturday.
rich Theodor, Voss; Boers von Schiedam, Zeeen; Enterprise, Anne Gale, from Odessa-Ellen, from Alexandria-Rodolph,
L e
E-ns•-Business still continues brisk, and although there is Louden ; Atalanta, Loesing : and Lara, Hunter, hence at St. from Marseilles-Ellen, Owens, from Rouen-Princess Alice,
Payne, from Palermo-Klasina, Gertrude, from Rotterdam-
a ge'ed deal now doing by the manufacturers to order, the tran- Petersburg
'Action
ejae ei I.in the Cloth Halls are not extensive. The inquiries for Auguste Lueieia, Berg, hence ae warnemunee
at
Wismar Joshanna, from Iceland-and Phoenix, Kuiper, from Antwerp.
•Ihns are rather numekous, and the Wool market has in- Agamemnon. Wendt, es Einigkeit, Riedel', hence
creased in firmness. Anna Clara, Ekamp, hence at the Texel Anderson, Forbes; Glenview, Salters, and Wm. Pierre, Agnew,
Heim for Quebec-Wm. Goddard, Potter. for Boston-Evergreen,
the business IseeFIELD MARKET.-The best proof of the extent o
Albanian, Winsor, sailed from Leghorn for this port 18th June Henry, for St. John; N.8.-Queen of the West, Woodhouse, and
f Carolina. Horn, sailed from Bilboa for this port 17th June
plaint
doing in the fancy Woollen trade is the loud corn*
Vixen. Stanford, hence at. Ancona Lancashire, for New York.
de " as to the shortness of the supply at the market. On Tues•
Samaritan, Davis, hence at Trieste
, 3' there was a full attendance of merchants, and notwithstand_
Hannah, Rathray. from Matanzas at St. Petersburg Denison, King, sailed from Antigua 28th May for Liverpool
Tfg_the recent favourableness of the weather for a large supply
Lena, Ford, from Havana, at Copenhagen Standard, Fawcett, sailed from Demerara for Liverpool 21th
Vices were
, goods the demand was beyond the stock en hand.
Grindley Grindley, from the Cape of Good Hope, at Ichaboe May
It is were of course firm, both for piece goods and for wools.
Consbroo'lc, Finlay, and Acadia, Younger, hen.e at Quebec Cheshire, King, hence at Barbadoes
eoseLrunderstood that many of the manufacturers are making to
Mary Hood, Mitchell, hence at Bathurst Treasurer, Farrage, hence at Jamaica
Ant, Williams, hence at Miramichi Minx, hence at Marseilles
RnetlDA
continue LF FLANNEL. MARKET.-The demand for flannels Elizabeth. Sim, hence.at Riehibucto Elsinore, Julius, and Aurora, hence at Havana
trade e s brisk ; but, there is no change in prices. The Wool Asia, Haenah, and Princess Victoria, Gray, hence at St. John, Ann Dingwall, Loney, hence at St. Thomas
Mary Bibby, Archibald, sailed from St. Thomas for Maryport
18 a fair undergone little variation since last Monday. There New Brunswick . business doing, and prices have advanced a shade. Devonport, M'Kenzie, and Catherine Fraser, Currie, hence at Ist June
DR-ebeo Boston Palestine, from Ichaboe, at Jamaica
an MARKET.-There was a pretty good attendance of
nlerchan Vessels spoken :-Gem, Robb, hence for Rio Janeiro, 9th Scipio, Sterling, from Gereenti, at Cove
amount toe, at the market on Thursday, and a tolerably large
May, in lat. 2N. long. 24 W ; Spray, from Quebec for this port, Artemis, M`Donald, sailed from Valparaiso for Huanchao
Were in limitedf business was done, especially in Merinoes, which
16th June; Wellington, from Marseilles for this port, 16th June, 11th Feb.-Judith, Phillips, for Cobija, 15th Feb.-Fl. Anderson,'
pee °lnca supply, and consequently realised late rates.
sale,tive' bothai d n gs
in lat. 38 N, long. 10 W ; Clementine, ,nom Cadiz for this port, Thompson, for Liverpool, and Jessie Anderson, for Coquimbo
rather lo and for Paramattas, too, the demand was ac-
27th June, in lat. 49 N, long. 7 W. 4th March-and Arequipa, for Iquique 7th March
ocolodthp'rices were obtained. Yarn met pretty brisk
far home consumption and exportation, the prices
ket, Wei:king O. A fair business was done in the wool mar- • WEDNESDAY, JULY 3.-Wind S.E. MONDAY, JULY 8.-Wind N. W, moderate.
HA
h Was very firm as regards prices. ARRIVED.-Black Prince, White, from Ichaboe. ARRIVED.-Victoria, Gresley, f oral Tobasco; sailed 21st May.
, --ALipae.
day, es MArrasee-The market was brisk here on Sat"- SAILED.-Jane, _, and Brethers, Valpey, for Africa-En- Left the Flora, loading for Liverpool-Metoka, M' Laren, and
em): , i
ah re:ler:lei
rally offer for the lighter descriptions of the fabrics gene- terprise, Robertson, for Calcutta-Royal Bride, Welch, for Icha- Rockall, Evans, from New Orleans-Alexander, Grant, from '
done in 'Jed at his market ; and there was an average business boe-Gleaner, Gale, for Chaleur Bay, lchaboe and Bombay- Mobile-Lord Seatoun, Adams. from St. Andrew's -Amo, from
vseedr. descriptions. The Wool market was active, Enterprise. Bell; Robert Newton, Bell, and Oberon, Shields, Alexandria-Penrith, Russell. fr m Trieste-Mary, Constance,
Were fully for qualities suitable for the spinners, and late prices for Quebec-Enterprise, Durfee, for Yarmouth-Albania, from Marseilles-Ann, Snell, from Malaga-Blanche, from Gib-
Crow 11; Trenton, Cotting, and Clyde. Bickford, for New York raltar-Ocean, Willard, from Charleston-Yasoo, Wibray, from
ascamoN 'merchants' "wirers BLANKET MARKET.- The attendance of -Franconia, Jones, and etephen Baldwin, Glidden, for Phila.
.Isrew York. .
esieen ,„„ for
good on Monday, and some few orders were delphia-Fortuna, Jaegher, for Stettin-Howard, Hill, for Bos- SAILED.-Melissa, Baker, for Bay Chaleur-.Richard Ander.
. aur exportation. Prices remain firm. ton-General Washington, Hussy, for Virginia-Admiral Nel- son, Burnett, for Virginia-Crusader. Tasker, for Africa-Gi.
havei.EZCESTER -The result of the Wool Fair on Wednesday will son, Mallard, for Vera Cruz-Juno, Spohn ; Pomme:ania, deon, Guswell, for Corfu-and Mary Campbell, Boyd, for Vera
a favourable • Brandt, and Dorothea, Hoppe, for Danzic-Laufor, Reike; Cruz.
. , then effect on our trade, since the higher prices
of
,), obtained, as compared with last year, (being Igs. instead Pornmerania, Schltz, and Apollo, echirman. for Konigsberg- •
I
-sse show that the improved state of trade generally is likely Germania, Muller, for. Narva-Egidius. Halewyck, for Ostend Dicky Sam, hence off Tuskar 3rd July for Bombay I
to be permanent. Manufacturers have no prospect yet of get- -Industry, Walmsley, for St. Petersburg. Leo, from Odessa, off Cape Clear
ling higher prices for their goods than
at present ; but they ap- -- Barnard Castle, from Marseilles, ditto
Pear likely to have a continued fair demand at current rates, Alexander, from Mobile; C.inton, from New Orleans, and Arethusa, from Matanzas to Liverpool, was spoken in lat. 40, 4
and this will afford plenty of employment. Rather more has Mary Ray, from Alexandria, all off Waterford long. 53; Irene, hence to Pernambuco, and Ivanhoe, hence to ;
been doing this week, as some buyers have come into town, and Princess Royal, Payn.% from Palermo, off Falmouth Calcutta, 29th June, in lat. 49, long. 10; Phoenix, hence to An-
given orders for the autumn trade.-Leicester Chronicle. Lucy, Francis, from Marseilles, at ditto tigua, 29th June. in lat. 51, long g
Wm. Thompson, Balls, hence at Lisbon Hibernia, Galt, hence at Callao, and sailed for the Pearl ac
HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES .-It '.lt is somewhat painful to Herald, doyes, sailed from ditto 19th ultimo, and Emma, Fishery ' '
estate that the wrought cot on hose branch is becoming still fur- Kemp, Seth, both for this port Robert Finney, hence at ditto, and would proceed to Huancho :
ther depressed; many of the very fine frames have not been go- Spartan, Shapcott, and Minalto. Tregarthen, hence at Cadiz Arequipa, from Islay, at ditto, and was tr. saii for London 15th '
ing for a considerable time. The cut-up hosiery branches still Clement.na, Syeons, sailed from ditto for this port 19th ult. May
,
keep tolerably brisk, and, as we before have observed, is rapidly Fanny & Jane, Lovering, from Alexandria, at Malta, and Thomas Worthington, sailed from ditto 4th April, and Mary ,3: extending. The cotton and woollen glove trade has become ra- sailed 7th ultimo for Falmouth Russell, 29th April. both for Liverpool b
ther depressed; this is attributed to the change of season when Mary, Walker, sailed from Malta for Smyrna 12th ultimo Highlander, hence at Arica d,
r the demand changes from cotton to woollen gloves. The drawer Sultana, Rogers, hence at Smyrna Quiz, hence at Rio Grande sr
.j.tP and pantaloon branch has not continued to improve : many Pe severance, (of this port,) from Newcastle for Lima, at Lee, and Mary Ellen, sailed from Barbadoes for Liverpool sth h'
frames are standing, and the hands are much distressed. The Cove, with loss of bowsprit June ef
plain hose branch is still very dull, and employment scarce; in Cornelia, French, from • Mobile for this port, off Kinsale on Blackaller, hence at Dominica it
i
truth, the silk hosiery branches in this country seem rapidly on the 29th ultimo Arab. hence at Port-au-Prince a
the wane-not amounting to a tenth of their number previous Imaum, of Muscat, from Port Philip for this port, at Kings- Celia, and Wilton, were loading at Lagbna for Cork sth May
ea'
,_to the peace of Paris, in 1814. On the other hand, the cotton town. Enterprise, hence at VerA Cruz, and sailed 27th May for La. "
nose branches have materially increased, and from the returns Vessels spoken :-The Nancy, hence for Carbonear, 17th May, guna
tow making
PI
...._ . from the various villages, there is an opinion that in lat. 49, long. 49; Rival, hence for Africa, (twenty-three days Sisters, from Laguna ditto, and sailed 29th May on her return
The silk increased more than thirty per cent. since that period. out,) 30th April, in lat IN, long. 23 W ; Leonora, hence for Chase, sailed from ditto 19th May, and Hayle, 23rd May, both "
ue ilk antieipatglove branch is worse than ever: this has been long Demerara, 11th ultimo, in lat. 48, long. 10 ; Oregon, hence for for Laver a
being ed, arising,.
in a great measure, from so many cut-ups New Orleans, rth ultimo, off Sand Key ; Euroee, hence for New Walter Scott, from Jamaica, at Nassau o'
has inn ade in this manufacture. The silk-knotted hose trade York, 2nd ultimo, off the Grand Bank; Bell, Bruce, from Bahia Rolla, sailed from ditto for Clyde 12th June, and Minerva for i m
The
Proved an
I- IT
numb_ . d most of the hands are at present employed. for Trieste, 3rd ultimo, in lat. 38 N, long. 9E. London 4th June ham end ir Is more than double of those employed in Notting- Jane Cummings, for Rio Grande, at Cove
tl
very nmesdvieluitY• The fancy bobbin-net trade is becoming Lady Falkland, from St. Domingo, ditto
heard fro epressed indeed and nothing but complaints are Rapid, Thomas, from Laguna, ditto
best netsln
the , - THURSDAY, JULY 4.-Wind S.E. moderate.
and „ machine-owners, which extend equally to the in Rueg, from Lima, ditto
ceded • - le best THURSDAY,
Brown, from New Orleans-Active, Lir. . g„
a little, and in Patterns. The warp lace trade has re- Colonist, Driscoll, from Jamaica, ditto
the Hall, from Malta-and Clementine, Sims, for Cadiz.
- thisraannfacturers it/I/any departments is brought to a pause, SAILED.- Robert Watt, Johnson, for Quebec-siren, Bailie, Sharon, Cooper, from Restigonche, ditto V
-A7015 not as Yet felt to some measure hesitating to make goods ; for Montreal-Ritson, Penny, for St. Thomas-Thomas Carty, Brazilian, Cunningham, from Newfoundland, ditto
rsingka_ tto any great extent, but still it is slightly. emu; for Bembay-Nereid, Longford, for the Cape of Good
. Journal,
4.1
---_______""••••-•.....„...._HH00pee--Ameia,rzyoni3erli,tetataren,, for Brazils and the Cape of Good
LATEST d for the Cape of Good Hope and
P H P LONDON GAZETTE.—TUESDAY, JULY 2.
Ichaboe-Deemster, Punchard, for Ichaboe and Madras-Abbot 11
EST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
Direc• Lord, Patterson, tor Boston-Hibernia, (steamer) Ryrie, for ..___...,_
13
----a-a_ t. Indirect
. ------------
-----Direct. Indirect Halifax and Boston-Anna, Luchl, for Bremen-Ingeborg, Ek,
man, for Christianstadt-Castilian Maid, Ivens, for Naples-
Bahia
. •
~ • • Mch. 4. Lima 1
..... .. Mch .9. .. Mary Hartley, Bartlert, for Calcutta-and Iloratio, Title'', fur J. J Price, W.
F. Smith, and T. Smith, Liverpool, rope makers a
13arbasio' es" N'ae 20. Maranham .. !'May 21. .. Ichaboe and Valparaiso. -T. Lean and J. Evans, Liverpool, coach makers-J. Cripps C
Bomba • • June and W. 0. Scurfield, Liverpool, shawl merchants-J. B. Phillips
13, y• • -Mauritius .. .. April 14. --
and R. Evans, Liverpool, chemists-L. Pierce. D. Price, and E.
Ayres x• • May 20. Mobile
Calcutta • . -Sal'
•I. Monte Video. .. April 12 this port 9th ultimo B. Roose, I.iverpool, ship smiths-W. Robinson and A. M'Bride,
• .
Liverpool, tallow chandlers,
C- 0, He • • • May 15. N. Orleans
CharlestonPe - • May 5. New York
Chins. . • June 13 Pernambuco . May 30. .. Helen, Noel, from Valparaiso ; Eliza, from Ichaboe : Mary Henry Weir Collinson, Stamford-street, London, hat menu-
. Denies • • .
April 29. Charles, from Marseilles; Supply, from Cadiz ; Thetis, Vaugh- factei er, to surrender July 12, at two, and Aug. 16, at half-past B
Havatiaara • April 10 Rio Janeiro ..
• • June Savannah
eJamaica • ' • . 13. (S.W. Africa,)-all off Cape Clear Thomas Scott, Colchester, baker.
8 St Helena
Lague. • •
Dona Dea, and British King, for Quebec, off ditto William Harding. Southampton-street, Camberwell, grocer.
ea •• " 9. Valparaiso . Mch. 20. ..
aY 1;, Rhoda, Bunkley, from Marseilles, at Falmouth Frederick Roberts, Handley, Cheshire, butcher. T
• • Vera Cruz
Buenos Ayrian, hence at Calcutta DIVIDENDS. F
STATIONs OF THE BRITISH ARMY, Sam, hence and Ceylon, at ditto D. Fowler and R. Green, Lime-street, London, merchants-
Agnes Ewing, Reed, and Autumnus, White, hence at Bombay R. Watson, York, silk mercer-J. Elliot, Sheffield, merchant-
ON THE IST OP JULY, 1844. Edward, Crithbertson, sailed from ditto 14th May, and Corea, T. Mennen, Leeds, cloth-merchant-T. Bentley, Rawdon, York- 0
Kerr, 17th, both for this port shire, cloth manufacturer-E. White and E. Leith, Worksop,
Dihe (From t
re tavo pie c_ he United Service Journal.) . Tigris Manson; Agricola, Potter, and Patriot King, Rod- Nottinghamshire, machine makers-R. Phillett, Blagdoa,
that at dock, hence at Calcutta Somersetshire, scrievener-H. Griffiths, Chelford, Cheshire,
‘ _ Which the ate mentioned, the last-named is
Creamore, Shapley, from Newfoundland, at Pernambuco, Innkeeper-H. S. Hewitt, Manchester, licensed victualler-J.
is Lite ,-.
. , 2nd . ,Tuar,t and sailed fur Bahia 24th May . Howarth, Baccup, Lancashire, cotton-spinner-J. C. Johnson
Rod Ilete,a_esee-Windsor. 40th-Bengal ; Chatham. Blucher, from Ichaboe, off Pernambuco 23,d May, and pro- and W. Chapman, Manchester, mannfactwing chemist-W, -
-`°Yre.
_ Hee,„_aegent's Park. 41st-Brecon. seeded same day for England Warren, Wimslow, Cheshire, biticksmith-D. Parker, Salford, 4
ora ''''''rds-II d
2d..-._tn Gds
____ Y e Park. 42d-Malta ; Isle of Wight.
Vessels spoken :-Australia, hence for Bombay, 24th ult. in hop merchant-T. J. Shaw, Bishopwe mouth, Durham, mercer
...awe, •. vauterbury. Reserve batt., Malta
ece-ee„,,,. ollig, let. 49 N, long. 11 W s Wm. Barber, hence for Rio Janeiro, 29th -G. Wood, Ingram, Northumberland, hanker-J. Bird, Mary- •
4tle-e7n 43d-Montreal; Carlisle.
ultimo, in lat. s', long. 9 ; Thomas Mellor, hence for Calcutta, port, druggist-G. G:aves, Holme Cultram, Cumberland,
ti,___all-g,ord, 44th-Plymouth.
in lat 48, long. 11; 25th ultimo, . Good Hope, hence for Chili; innkeeper-J. Davies and F. Dickerson, Plymouth, merchants- '
45th--Cape of Good Hope, I.W
Ilih-y (t"el'ester,• Lord John Russell, hence for the Cape o Good Hope, and i-
f el*
J. Newsome, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, blanket-manufacturer-J. B
7th-acvak• *-- - - - - Reserve beta:. -Gibraltar.
• nerve, hence for Batavia, 28th ultimo, in lat. 48, long. 9; lva- Wright, Guiseley, Yorkshire. corn miller-T. and J. Parker and
Ist Lir `',. Rope „. 46th-St. Vincent ; Newbridge.
me, Bleng, and John O'Gaunt, 29th ultimo; Panope, from
1 Co., Leeds, dyers-E. K. Bullman, Leeds, cabinet maker-T
2,..... agoons___, Maidstone. 47th-Gosport.
31._Edieenr h"111/1111 48th-Jamaica ; Hull. Buenos Ayres for this port, in lat. 32, long. 44, (thirty,nine days I Fletcher, Loscoe, Derbyshire, grocer-J. Chapman, Liverpool, I 6
4th 1/Q4al g • 19th-Winchester. out ;) Ursula, from Valparaiso for this port, Oath ult. in lat. 49, nosier.
sth_ h ' Maidstone long. 15.
oth__,. team. 50th-Bengal; Chatham.
CERTIFICATES
51st-Van D. Land ; Chatham — To be granted unless cause be shown to the contrary on the (
7th ii,lis7,i_ swish .
sto---13,,„'r Birm• 52(1-New Brunswick ; Cork. FRIDAY, JULY 5.-Wind N.E. day of meeting. C
9th an -dalk, Ingham. 53d-Newry. ARRIVED.- Resolution, Evans, from Maranham-Carolus, July 25, W. M. Robertson, Fleet•street, London, auctioneer-
-100, /Ocers___Be 54th-Birr. from New Orleans-Alexander. Leeds, from Mobile-Water- July 23. J. Peaten, Paddington-street. Marylebone, ironmonger
11th aussars_a n!al ; lelaidst. 54th-China; Chatham. lily, Payne, Irons Alexandria-Fencer, Ridner, from Palermo- -July 23, J. H. Muller, Addle-street, Wood-street, London,
12tis Laus,,,, 6,oer,
56th-Kilkenny Fairy Queen, Martin, for Cadiz-Emma, from Lisbon-Benga. furrier-July 26, C. B. Roe and T. J. Blackford, Newport, Ise
,
!34tthh 1471)s- Nu°bltiiinneh 57th-Madras ; Chatham. lee, from Rotterdam-Mary Gray, from Alexandria-Rapid, of Wight, bankers-Jnly 25, J. Clarke, Mincing-lane, London, a
istii-aliome g'onsasee-am• 58th-N.S.Wales; Chatham. Rounce, from St. Petersburg-and Warren, from Laguira. colonial broker-July 25, C. Newton and C.Worsarn, Kingsland-
aY • aaeter, sgth-Portsmonth. road, London, engineers-July 23, R. Harris, Liverpool, hotel-
16th 'Tssaf s-2 Maidston •
i7th t-ncer4ladra, meaa 60,th (Ist battal,lon.)-Fernmy. Roseland, Ball, hence at Alexandria keeper-July 24, S. Meredith, Liverpool, linen-draper-July 25, C
Stirling. Firefly, Holland, hence at Beyrout, and sailed 31st May for D. Parker, Salford, Lancashire, hop merchant. J
Grenaadlicerer-aeollurl,ada'isdasot:
61st-Cork.
butt.)-N. N... coda; S
Alexandria
elle
Wineeuards (IstBlew• 62d-Bengal; Chatham. Holyhead Trader, Jones, hence at Rouen •
(2d haft.) ester, bat
-t-) Old-Madras ; Chatham. Tory, Johnson,' hence at Bombay, 20th May FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY.
(3cl batt.)-"ttleoJte* se 64th-Northampton. Duchess of Clarence, Birch, and Patriot Queen, hence at PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Coldstre -S-
-"Ws a -arra k 6 Mll
H. Cunliffe, H. Ratclife, W. Dixon, and J. Briggs. gs.Accrington,
ant G we c sth- u engar. Calcutta
as far as regards W,
e, trards__, od..
eertma (Ist , 66th-Belfast. Charles, hence at Ichaboe Lancashire, engravers to calico-printers; _
(2tl beta -11.-st. Bar bad-) 6-th-Manchester. Horsburg, hence at Valparai o Dixon-T. and J.
Berry, Pilkington, Lancashire, nankeen. • '
Well races 1
C. Lamport, and T. El. M•Connell.
geoech alga) • ' 68th-Canterbury. Airey, hence at Buenos Ayres manufacturers-J. Swart, Fusileero n Barrack Manchester, commission-
' • merchants; as far as regards C.
'Power• rcla_.4,, s 69th-Galway. Gipsey, Cresswell, and Renown, hence at Maranham
Lamport.
(2d haft • ‘'...oatt) 70th-Leeds. Columbine, Crisp, hence at Genoa
18t Foot) tt-wine 71st-Grenada ; Isle of Wight Duke of Portland, Hamlin, hence at Calcutta DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
(Iste Windsor.
Reserve batt., Canada lona, from Pernambuco, at Maranham A. Bower, Manchester, banker. E
My-
, Tral„. att•)-Gibraltar, 72,1-Cork. iEriel, Darling, sailed from Alexandretta 7th June, and A. C. and W. Marsh, Great Scotland-yard, navy
tadhe ". agents.
2d _ tt.)Barbad E 73d-Newport, South Wales. retie. Durie, 16th, for this port
a lath June : Marchioness R. Brown, jun., Prescot, Lancashire, balance-maker. J
Foote, 0; nniskillen 74th-Quebec ; Chatham. XL, Williams, sailed from Smyrn . R. Brown, sera., Prescot, Lancashire, b
3el-...e. e'orabay . Red ath from balance-maker. I
h la tl
eena/a , Chartism. 75t - ymou a of Bute, and Albion, 16th, for this port-M.ary,
eP ,
BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
4th.,.. ,Sheerness. 76th-Gosport. Licata for Cork, at Malta, leaky, and must discharge
for tills l6th July 3 S• .- uneon Hartley Spence, Leeds, mister. I E
sth-Marivas; Chatham 77th-Jamaica; Dover. St. Lawrence, Wright, sailed from Malta port
~üblin •
Gth_ch • 78th-Bombay; Chatham. June
BANKRUPTS. 1
ester.
2th • •for thisport 22nd nth-Gibraltar ; Londonderry. Mary Ray, Ellwood, sailed from Saugor
-Gibraltar • Brecon. Both-N. S. Wales; Chatham Apra Francis Stokes London-wall, L
801-Bolton. ' 81st-Canada; Templore. Duncan, Henrichson, ditto Ist May ; Jumna, Kerr, ditto 3rd Peter Trimble ' ondon, French warehouseman. ,
th-Bengal ; Chatham.
less, 82d-Canada; Clare Castle. May, and Duchess of Leinster, ditto sth May
straw plait dealer.
y, St. John-street, West Smithfield, London, '
--Ben gai ; Chatham. 83d-Weedon. Joseph Hume, and Amy, Irons London, at Ichaboe
11th-Athlone. 04th-Madras; Chatham. Robert Kerr, from Belfast, at ditto Michael Casanas, Fenchurch-street, London, wine-merchant
12th-Mauritius; Isle Wight. 85th-Barbadoes ; Newbridge. Zeuobia, from the Cape of Good Hope, at ditto John Ramsay, Chapel-street, Somers' Town, London, cheese- •
Reserve batt., Mauritius Beth-Bombay ; Chatham. monger.
Ann Baldwin, for this port, put back to Lima leaky, 27th Feb.
13th-Bengal; Chatham. 87th-Glasgow. Cygnet, Boyce, sailed from Genoa for this port 20th June Thomas Jamas Swaine, Newland•street, Eaton-square, Pi m_
14th-Canada; Belturbet 88th-Malta; Paisley.ni- (
i co, London, innkeeper.
15th-Limerick. 89th-Canada; Cork. _____________
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16th-Dublin. 90th-Ceylon ;Carlow. SATURDAY, JULY 6.-Wind N.N.W. light. Thomas Hindmarsh, Hartlepool, Durham, grocer.
Frederick Plank, Plymouth, perfumer. I
I,7th-Aden ; Chatham. 91st-Cape &St. Helena ; I.ofW. Aitaivsu.-Gloucester (late Fead), from Princes 15th-China ; Chatham. Reserve batt., C. G, Hope. ope. Africa-Great Britain, Proul, and lsland, John Vernon, onks Coopenhall. Cheshire, victualler.
lute Greenockrom Mobile- Richard I
.odge, Thornhill, Yorkshire, innkeeper.
19th-Cephalonia; Jersey. 92d-Aberdeen.
• 20th-._ Pandora, from Calcutta-Commodore
, WilliamsS •; Lowther DIVIDENDS.
Bermuda ; Isle of Wight g3d-Canada; Templemore. —; Argyle, Welch, and 1
Reserve batt. Bermuda 4th-Madras •; Chatham Eliza, ._____., from Ichabce-Con. July 31, W. Smithson, Thirst, Yorkshire, linendraper-Aug. '
cord, —, from Cuba-Ilebden, Loughbridge, from '
Puerto „ J. Dixon, Sheffield, linendraper-July 31, J. Broadhead,
ltd_ Bengal; Chatham. 95th-Ceylon ; Kinsale. Cabelo-Thetis, Vaughan • Essex,
23d___YrrahaY ; Chatham. 96th-N.S.Wales ; Chatham. and Isaac Allerton, Torry, from New
, - ; Glasgow, Lambert, A nstonley. Yorkshire, woollen-cloth-manufacturer-July 31, P. /
aibadoes ; Isle of Wight. 97th-Corfu , Isle of Wight. Bulkeley, from Savannah-Hudson, Orleans-Rosalama, T. B. Hembrough, Wakefield, Yorkshire, worsted-manufacturer i
34th_ lieserve batt Reserve butt C f
~ Canada y. , Page, from New York-
~ or u. Mary P=ing, —, from St. John, N.8.-R -July 31, J. Johnston, Anston, Yorkshire, miller-July 31, H. F
-115th.._ "lin. obert, Ayton, and Lonsdale, Sheffield, grocer.
98th-China ; Chatham. 1
26th Madrae ; ch Catherine, —, from Alexandria-Messenger Bisset • Cor CERTIFICATES 1
3..„-Edlobtar a "'Ahem. 99th-N. S. Wales ; Chatham. nelius, and Rebecca, from Trieste-Emerald from Pale' -
"e g •Palermo- To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the S
28th-go--e
Good He Rifle B (lstbe-Corfn ; Athlone Gipsey, Butler; Brandon, Jay, and Reliance, from Malta- day of meeting. l
nth......Bneay ;eh ePe ; Naas (2d batt.)-Halifax,N.S., IsleW. Sophia, from Naples-Theresa, and William
30te___ "gal; eh atham, . from Leghorn July 26, W. Lynn Liverpool, hotel-keeper-July 26, R. G
Reserve batt. Halifax, N. S. -Willinm Penn, Robertson; Wellington, M'Cauley ; Mary, Richardson h '
, Manc ester, gambroon-manufacturer-July 26, J. 1
31stelimerick athaal• Ist W. I. Regt.-Demerara, &c. —, and Margaret Clare, West, from Marseilles-Thetis, Leicester • -
-enae, • , Manchester, printer-July 2J, C. Johnson, Rochdale,
32d e„ Bengal; Chat 2nd-Jamaica and Bahamas. from Malaga-Supply, from Cadiz-Ursula, from Val araiso- Lancashire, linae-dealer. i
-.seen e - -Am.
53d--N. Be ester, 3d-Nassau, Sierra Leone, &c. Helen Noel, from Valparaiso and Bahia-Lowther from Odessa, G
34th_D us Ceylon Butt Ceylon Rifle Regt.-Ceylon. Caroline, from Bilboa-Undaunted, from oz:ciao-Kate, Honey, INSOLVENTS (PETITIONERS.)
I
esth,"lln. event. R. Canada Rifle Reg.-Canada. from Rio Grande-Severn, Whitter, from Bahia-Esquirnaux, Ross M' Gregor, Manchester, coachmaker.
J
3atha_auritius ; T Cape Mounted Riflemen-Cape from Barbadoes-Indefatigable Scot fromeharleston-Johanna John Brown, Liverpool, hackney-driver,
3,„ Üblin Templemore, of Good Hope. • ' • John Rakes, journeyman blacksmith. Richards, from Venice-Herald, Boyes, from Liebon-Stadt G
e, ei--eee_ •
John Oakes, Liverpool, traveller in the tea trade.
Atha. . 'Yeast', Royal Newfoundland Companies Barth, Suhr, from Danzic-Palmyra, Schreyenberg, from Ostend A
39th Gthralttir -"P°O-Tyne. -Newfoundland. -Glenroy, from Sydney, N.S.W. John Drinkhall, Manchester, porter.
"-hen_ . ; Boyle.
Joseph Robert Miller, Liverpool. estate-agents.
Royal Malta Fencibles, Malta. SA I L ED.-Captain Ross, Kennard, for Cape Good Hope, B:c.-
Hi
Mark May, Fuller-street, Bethnal-green, London, silk velvet 1
1 S
,! ;Chatham, St. Helena Regt.-St. Helena. Cincinnati, Wilson, for Canton-Emma, Walker, for Montreal- manufacturer. ---- Robert Isaac, Harrell. for New York-Lanerenet. U...., fur William (muds, Bury St. Edmund's, grocer.
Lima—Emilie, Lindeman, for Hamburg.l,
to GEN"PACKET LIST.
Manuela, Vallint, from Callao, at this port ; sailed gth March. - i
RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. R
qt.t., ' AL POST-OFFICE, July 5.
The Seymour sailed 24th Feb. for Cork, and the Anne Baldwen
!.e.- 4.6... I-.
7....1•4%.32 ~.,-.,ii -;.-.-,0452.g,KF.8* 4th March for this port. Left at Callao the Margaret Connell A
4'4,2'l.t'r,PatOncl"l,lW; to 1P,45;.E.tv and Ma xi, for this port. The Sophia; Mary Russell; Com- (From the Railway Magazine of Saturday.) m
iti- :,06 1' ,?.. eg.e.,9t;_,F.-8 g-e...t....,-,..e... 'l-3 mercial; Thomas Worthington, and John Souchay were loading The following calculation of the last weekly returns of 47 D
'b.° i'l"'o:t:''arg:= ~°5 m m at the Chincas for England. railways, 1,695 miles in length, given in our present number,
e.O eS 2...2.74.-J,-6% .3=-, 0 United States, Britton, from New York, at this port ; sailed will, we believe, be of interest :-Number of passengers on 30 ll'
gt" sa -4 -ze-,- -,,,, ce mre .., K St 11th June. railways, 452,377. The receipts for passengers on 47 railways, D
Rre 23" E!;tiMe.ai•lzErip.. mc .1 eEngland, Bartlett, from New York, at this port; sailed 17th 4eg0,490 : ditto. for goods on 42 railways, .e 27,236; total, in
.-.3 ri2 rinnr. .no - 0 oglz
-,6117,726. This is an average of £7O
24. ~...., ..,p,m1...=1., •iir 0 P June. per mile per week. The V
this ott •• sailed
s4•te e: re 'a* a" a e ro• to - o Zsa Southerner, Palmer, from New York, at p , receipts for the corresponding period of last year on 1,586 D
a' eei re"vsielf[T:en,=tg `". 3
miles were .€103,07 g, or at the rate n 0 ~., .-, ,!., --, o - = t 7th June. of £65 per mile per week. N
eaa• ~, 9_ 1,- Ae -'9F... r; .3 •
es Brazilian, Gobbe, from Bahia, at this p , port • sailed 2Cth May. - ____-- B
~c ~., .-, fo = = = a ei for London
Left loading the Courier, for this port, and Laura, ; NAME. Pass Cor. wk. 'c t.
.."---,-----__ `,.... ~ nl* I. .''
gers. I Money.
A %,.c.)., --. ~,...,2,;1 g-
a -----;--_7_,,_ ~...,-." B
::, --,----, .--, ,—,„---,
.. ~, , . Tanta; Sunflower, and Lily, for the Channel, and Commodore ,
Napier, for Trieste.
this port. On 17th Arbroath and Forfar ---- last year F tie' R
--- „
1831 £202 4e164 - V
.i..; `', •-•, 14 144 Z*3 tl3 % Lancashire, Turner, from Savannah, at
Colebrook, from Birmingham and Derby .... I -se 0
se. ta 'aa ia La
a am A ti a June. in lat. 3g, long. 56, spoke the LadylsBs 1193 egs V
a e e e a•d
July, in lat. 50, long. 13, Birmingham and Gloucester...
ag 5 1990 .
, 0 . p ',.. " C a. 0 ',l 15. .-1 Mobile, for the Cl On "ae
a Brandling Junction ! 15059 yO4 790 428
2, •;•,t• to o:„'" ;;4',.: Z spoke the Thomas Hunter, from Bonny, for this port.
o. spoken Chester and Birkenhead
539 532
."1 e•sl ;.e n. e BC E iinii ff t-* a Heroine, —, from this port, for Rio Janeiro, was
Dublin and Drogheda
E.- 'n fir. e
g ; g 4 24th of June, in lat. 48, long. 11. Isabella, of Preston, was
H
2. a ,1 - .< -,4 "g
-., ~,,
Fo RK ?,' r.-F. spoken /7th June, in lat. 49, long. o a 15. Arab, from Valparaiso,
long. 12. Vine, from this
iso Dublin and Kingstown
Dundee and Arbroath 60349 1608
7687 301 120-2 -
306 6 He
:-;'• fi, g . Z . e- ‘.4
=e• was spoken 29th June, in lat. 47,
• a in lat. 48, long. 10. Durham and Sunderland
e, port, fur Africa, was spoken 30th June,
2
se .... a es
Ist Edinburgh and Glasgow
.....* g• g. :-.-. 4=. :4, Gertrude, from St. Andrew, N.B. for this port, was spoken .
ae• te • • •
g July, in lat. 51, long. 10. Thomas Hunter, f. om Bonny, for this Eastern Counties....
24
A • es *4 aeal3Bos 1411 1187 .. 3i ICI
'5
(1 - ' port, was spoken 20th June, in lat. 42, long. 30. Elizabeth
GlasgowGlasow and Ayr
a ,:o's o r. r Bentley, from this port, for St. Jehn, N.B. was spoken 30th
g and Paisley 15656 1004 1044 ea IN
2 B
a" aa. ae- so 71- June, in lat. 50, long. 13. Grand Junction - 8751 8000 ,
ca. a re
1730 1471 '4)
e• ee re Silius, hence for Rio Janeiro, was spoken 29th June, in lat. Greatreat North of England 413373
1,31
...
57s
:?. X .74 31, long. 9 , 7 15689 F; e-
* ' 'ee Nyverheid, Lievens, hence at Bruges Liverpool and Manchester - 5106 4910
10Le
et
o
' Hector, hence at New York London and Birmingham - 1814 16979
P London and Blackwell 99031 1413 1075 I°
Familien, Warren, hence at New York
• g. n
or
London and Brighton
a Tartar, Gordon, hence at Bahia
2e• 'a Curlew, from Cuba, at Crnokhaven London and Croydon .. 138341 esd 385
-a_ e• a
4 Cu
London and Greenwich BS2 813
, ^ ~., ?..'. Harriet Whiteway, from Newfoundland, at Cove
29s
a• m .
e „ ~. • a Jansen, Reid, from Rio de la Hache, ditto Southwestern - 1277 7475
7i
e.
Manchester, Bolton, and Bury - 836 09
Antigua, Fisher, from Honduras, ditto
.- -- Se
3f 0
a nd Birmingham. - 3244 2055
e -,.. a Zia: && -7:' Clansman, Peck , Alliance, M'Conachy ; Cicero, Bell ; Sam- Manchester a
e. a, a
and Leeds and 823 141
ii- ee te a
ase a son, Brown, and Hamilton Ross, Douglas, from Ichaboe, ditto Manchester
(
Hull and Selby - 6897 6soo Ri
."o'. Eliza Killick, Davies, from Gonaives, at Falmouth ee 4e
z
Midland Counties . 102713 3141
al ,•••• k a' Gulnare, from China, at the Downes26s7 •
Q ^ Sl'
..2. I Calypso, hence for St. John, N.B. off Bruges
Newcastle and Carlisle - 1991 1729
Newcastle and North Shields 22735 462 454
68s
4
% t: e •• ei Z Sandwich, Saunders, from Newfoundland, off Bruges 2 I
E. n Majestic, Smith
:Hercules, Zeplein ; Perseverance, Surridge ; North Midland _ 5285 4358
es :?, e Blackness, , , 6052 It L 2 ggg 34
a Fe a Murray. and Dankbarheid, Zeven, hence at St. North Union
126 s
a .
e ee Petersburg
Paris and Orleans - 5586 4067
si
6 LA
a , Bencoolen, cleared at Sydney for Guam 6th March Paris and Rouen 17910 624 3012
• ,s,
W re
Y 3563 7 V
• Royol Consort, from Cork, at Phili Preston and a 473 388
,-•- • e
-
. . •
• ~ Mary & Jane, Bun;, from M P
Monte Video, at Valaraiso Sheffield and Manchester 19799 625 445
's •
e. • - e. Eliza Heywood, P0x,17381 4999 3299 -
- z from Valparaiso, at Swansea; sailed South Eastern .• e• t e.
- Me
oe ee m a. ,- a 17th March, in company with
- the Briton, for Swansea. Left Taff Vale ..
& :7;
aa the following vessels at Valparaiso, 'viz.:-The Columbian Ulster lOll4 480 435 - Sin
92s Tri
- i Packet, Frances, T , cmpleman, Mysore Laura Ann Denis, Yarmouth and Norwich ...; 6503 41a
.„,
-, -
- Fr,
e• /Samuel, Amiga, Michael Mitchell, Swan, 'and Bernice ' York and North Midland 1 3p78 2034 : :721 10 Ime

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
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Anstraila------direct
Direct.B Indirect
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Bahia ..11 „• .. Mch. 4. Lima ..... Mch. 9. • .
,‘arbadoes ,a) 20. .. Maranham May 21. ..
Bombay , . • • June •Mauritius .. April 14.
H. Ayres
.lay • • May 20. Mobile
Monte Video. .. April 12
C. lGeu,tataolie.• . I Ma.y. 15. N. Orleans
CharlestOt " May 5. New York
China ' • • June 13 Pernambuco . May 30. H
err;,a • • • April 10 Rio Janeiro .. April 29.
Haana • • June Savannah
Jamaica • . • • ~ 8. St. Helena
Laguira •.- ' • ~ 9. Valparaiso . Mch. 20. ..
......,--__________LL..22, 11.
.. Vera Cruz