The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-12-02 00:00:00

GENERAL MISCELLANY.

The Lord Chancellor is now going on favourably.
The Rev. Dr. and Lady Georgiana Wolfe and family
arrived in London on Friday, by the Antwerp steamer.
Prince Albert has repeated his refusal to pay poor-rates
for his farm at Windsor.

The key of a closet door was found in the stomach of a
pig slaughtered last week at York.
Mr. Dickens announces a new Christmas Book, " The
Cricket on the Hearth."

The work of renovating Carnarvon Castle is being pro-
ceeded with very satisfactorily.
Mr. Powell. son to the Solicitor of the Mint, was
acquitted on Thursday at the Old Bailey, of the charge
of passing base :oin.
The extensive brick and tile works at Buckley, near
Mold, are all silent, in consequence of the men having
" struck for wages." About 400 hands are out of work.
On Sunday night week a desperate affray took place be-
tween some poachers and keepers on the Bankfold Estate,
near Petworth, when one of the poachers was shot dead.
On Wednesday, at the Central Criminal Court, Francis
Cope and John Gord, letter carriers, were sentenced to
ten years' transportation each for stealing letters.
T,e baths and washhouses for the poor at Glasshouse-
street, London, have now been in operation for six months,
and have been used ipy 29,080 persons.
Sound potatoes were not to be purchased under eight
pence per peck in Sleaford market on Monday, and the
best were sold as h'gh as 10d.— Lincoln Chronicle.
John Hirst was summoned by John Wilson. at Hud-
dersfield, for wilfully damaging his hat by tearing off the
rim ; ordered to pay 3s. damages, and 20s 6d. costs ! !
Sir Gabriel Wood has left £BO,OOO to his native town,
Greenock, to be expended in erecting an hospital and
almshouses, for the aged and infirm seamen of that port.
A young female, of the name of Carr, late a domestic
in the service of Lord Strangford, has, through the death
of an uncle in India, become possessed of a fortune esti-
mated at XlO,OOO.

Mr. North, the Maynr of Nottingham, was presented
last week with two magnificent services of plate, value
£BlO, as a mark of approbation of the manner in which
he has discharged the duties of his mayoralty.
Messrs. Wallace and Dormand, butchers, Sunderland,
have transmi ted by railway to London within the last ten
days the carcases of one! hundred and twenty sheep—thus
commencing a new trade between Sunderland and London.
A fatal accident occurred at the Bishopvrearmout h Iron
Works, Sunderland, on Wednesday morning, by the burst-
ing of a boiler, by which four men have been killed, and
thirty others dreadfully wounded.
A sub,,cripti,,n has been opened for the purpose of pre-
senting Lieut. Waghorn, the opener of the Overland
route, with some solid mark of acknowledgment for his
great services to the commerce of England and India.
Mr. Duncombe having declined to receive the amount
raised for the "Duncombe testimonial" in money, it is in-
tended to present him with a piece of plate, value £lOOO,
in Decembrr next.

Last week, during a storm of thunder and lightning
which passed over the island of Anglesea, six cows, the
property of Mr. Hughes, of Trewarwydd, we►e struck by
the electric fluid, and killed.

At Huddersfield, a few days since, a boy, fourteen years
of age, was poisoned by taking arsenic, which had been
mixed with meal, for killing rats, and which was impru-
dently left in a cupboard ir% taa asap. - -
There is an instrument lately invented, called an
" Orientator," to assist Anglo-Catholics in discovering
the east; so that they may be able to say their prayers in
the right direction, wherever they may be!
Another parochial clergyman of Oxford is reported to
have gone over to Rome; and eleven lay members of
the Establishment, inhabitants, it is believed, of that
vicinity, conformed last week to Popery.
The hop duty has been declared at £158,008 17s. ad.;
being a deficiency of about 15 per cent. on the average of
years, and tends to show the probability that that per
centage is the deficiency of all the grain of the present
year.. . .

A discovery of iron ore has recently been made in the
Stanmore Fells, Westmoreland, which is likely to prove of
considerable value, and is the first iron vein which has
been known to exist in that county. The Earl of Thanet
is lord of the manor.

SUICIDE.—On Monday last Mr. Fell, a respectable
wholesale chemist, at Huddersfield, terminated his exist-
ence by taking prussic acid. He had become involved
through railway speculation. lie has left a widow and
numerous family.
A few days since was found in the stomach of a bullock
slaughtered by A/ (-sacs, Podgar and Barnard, butchers, of
Langport, a gold chain, about one yard long. The chair►
is not in the slightest degree tarnished, but, when found,
it was coiled up about halt way.
On Tuesday morning last, a labourer on the works of
the Lancashire and Carlisle railway, named Alexander
Scotaton, fell fri,m the top of the working of Ewe's
Cragbridge, near Pettrith, a distance of ninety-five feet,
and was killed on the spot.
Mr. Bass, the brewer, of Burton-on-Trent, bas written
a letter to the Globe, in which he states that he has stopped
the rot in potatoes by merely cutting t hem in two, and thus
allowing the surplus moisture, which is the chief cause of
the evil, to escape. _ _

The dog of George Beech, assistant gamekeeper to Sir
John Delves Broughton, Bart., of Deddington-hall, was
shot yesterday week, by a gang of poachers, and had not
assistance arrived it is more tban probable the keeper
would have shared the same fate.

In a general order by command of the Duke of Wel-
lington to the army, gymnastic exercises, wrestling and
boxing, after mess dinners, are directed to be discontinued,
smoking is ordered to be prevented, and Lieut. Kerwan
is released from his arrest.

In Bermondsey, the other day, Eliza Jane Gunn, an in-
fant of nine months, was drowned by creeping and failin4
into a washing tub on the fiJor, containing two quarts or
water, in which the mother, who had just gone up stairs,
had been washing another chid.

Lord Brougham has received a large accession of pro-
perty by the death f Mrs. O'Flaherty, an eccentric old
lady of the convent of Hammersmith, and a liberal sub-
scriber to the London University. The lady was in no
way connected with the learned lord,. . .

OUR CORN CONDITION.—We believe, with a convic-
tion firmly fixed in our wind by investigation and reflec-
tion, that we are in a better plight even with regard to
wheat—casting foreign supplies out of the question in
both cars—than we were at the close of the harvest of
1143.—Circular to Bank,.rs.
THE BERNARD TES.TIKONIAL.—A subscription has
been set on foot, under the above title, to provide for the
families of the gallant men who volunteered to bring the
plague-ship, the Eclair, front Africa to England, and who
fell victims in the attempt. Mr. Bernard was the surgeon,
and went on board at the Cape de Verd 1-lands.

LlBEL.—Robert Fargher, publisher of the Mona's He-
rald, has been sentenced to pay a fine of £lO, and to be
imprisoned till the fine be paid, for inserting in his paper
a letter from a shareholder and sufferer by the Joint Stock
Bank swindle, which reflected on the character of the pro-
secutor as a bank director. _ _ _

On Monday, a young woman belonging to Oxford,
called Fanny Gosling, was killed near the Abingdon
station of the Great Western Railway, by inadvertently
crossing it when the fast down train was passing. She
was knocked down and dreadfully mutilated. The un-
fortunate circumstance was purely accidental.
FRUIT DISEASE.—We are sorry to learn that the mur-
rain, or something like it, has made its appearance among
both the foreign and home-grown fruits. It is said to be
quite evident that the apples and pears will not keep this
year, a. toe rot is making great havoc among th em. The
fruit-dealers, like the potato-merchants, are hurrying
their storks to market.--Greenock Advertiser. _ _

A SIGNIFICANT FACT.—The steam slave-vessel lately
captured off the coast of Africa was American built, with
her high-pressure eneines, and worked by American
enuirseers. The nature of her propelling power—whether
it is the screw, the screw-auxiliary, or the paddle-wheel,
is doutful. When captured, she had on board a cargo of
slaves.

The papers contain an account of the visitation and
chastisement of the Borneo pirates, by the squadron
under she command in chief of Re.r-Admiral Sir T.
Cochrane. The loss sustained by the squadron was seven
killed and fourteen wounded. Tne pirates suffered
sever sly, and it is believed that an end has been put to
their depredations.
THE POTATO DISEASR.—A communication from the
Poor Law Commissioners was laid before the Hertford
Guardians at their last meeting, authorising them to em-
ploy the poor in the workhouse in extracting the flour or
starch from diseased potatoes, free of expense to any poor
person who should send them to the house fur that pur-
pose.

RELIC.—A few days since a gentleman picked up on the
beach a drinking cup, similar in shape and general appear-
ance to those which are to be seen in the paintings of the
old Flemish masters. The date of its manufacture cannot
be assigned to a period less remote than 400 years. It has
two handles, and is about double the size of a common
claret glass.—Jersey Times.
The prospectus of a new morning newspaper to be called
the Morning Mail, has appeared. The capital required is
£lOO,OOO, and the deposit one shilling per share. The
project does not seem very likely to realize the views of
the promoters, as, although the scheme has been for some
weeks before the public, the balance in hand towards the
required half million sterling is, as yet, only £6 7s.
POTATOES.—Notwithstanding an attempt to get up a
potato panic in this district, the only difference in price
now and at the same period last year, is twopence a peck.
It is true that a portion of the crop hereabouts has not
ripened, but good potatoes are plentiful in the market, and,
all things considered, at a very reasonable price, sixpence
or 7d. a peck, according to the quality.—Hull Packet.
At Thetford, on Thursday, a determined suicide was
committed by Mr. Thompson, the principal station-clerk
at the station of the Norfolk railway, by blowing his
brains out with a pistol. He had recently received an in-
timation. that the board of directors were desirous that
he should resign his situation, owing to the inability to
perform its duties, partly arising from ill health, and this
is supposed to have preyed on his mind, and led to the
commission of the fatal act.

Lova AND Muanza.—At Winchcomb, a desperate
attempt at murder was made the other other day, upon
the person of a young woman named Elizabeth Shillam,
y John Harrod, a young man, farm servant to Mr.
Smith, of Irbey. The parties had been sweethearts, and
had quarrelled, and the fair one refused to be reconciled.
Her cries of murder brought assistance, upon which he
fled. Harrod had first attempted to strangle her with
her bonnet strings, and then stabbed her with a knife.
He was captured in a barn, and bas been committed for
maliciously wounding.
PRIZE FIGHT.—On Monday, one of those disgraceful
exhibitions, called a prize fight, took place at Deepcar,
betwixt two men from Barnsley. called Ogley alias the
Duke's Pet, and Tattersall, alias the Railway Slasher,
for £l5 a side. The fight, from what we learn, was
finished in the sixth round, Ogley giving his opponent a
severe blow over the jugular vein, by which blood flew
from every opening in the head ; considerable alarm was
created at this, amongst those concerned in the fight, as
it was thought Tattersall was killed, however, be re-
covered, but out of time, to prolong the disgusting scene.
The Gazelle of Tuesday contains two Orders in Council
one admitting not and pearl ashes, and specimens illustra-
tive of natural history, into British possessions abroad
free of duties imposed by the Act for the Regulation of
the Trade of British Possessions; and the other permit-
ting the French to import into St. Helena, from the do-
minions of France, such goods, being the produce of those
dominions, and to export from the said isl,nd to any
foreign country such goods as they are permitted to im-
port or to export, respectively, into or from her Majesty's
possessions in the West Indies and America.
WAR.—WEST INDIA MAIL .STEAMERS.—These fine
vessels were examined as to their strength for carrying
guns and capabilities as war steamers, in the event of
their services being required, by competent persons from
Woolwich Dockya,-d before they left the East India
Docks at Blacgsvall f r the conveyance of the mails, and
copies of the reports were lodged at the Admiralty
relative to them upwards of two years ago. Indeed the
Admiralty have been for some time in possession of
sufficient information to be able to arm them, and the
Gensral Steam Navigation Company's and other large
vessels, on the shortest notice.

BECKFORD'S TOWER, AT BATH.—A sale of a small
vortion of the treasures of art, collected by the late Wm.
Beckford, Esq., is now in progress. The tower alone was
sold on Monday for £4,400; and, with the gardens,
brought 8415 guineas. it was, however, rumonred that
the tower was bought in, as the estimated value of the
fixtures left in the tower was £1444. The garden cost
£15,000, and the land £3,000, so that at the very lowest
calculation. the property must have cost Mr. Beckford
£23,000. The total sum realized by the sale of the Pic-
tures on one day this week amounted to £3,000. The
King of Bavaria and the Grand Duke Constantine of
Russia, it is said, have made purchases of pictures.
GALLANTRY .—A case exhibiting as much of gallantry
as was to be found perhaps in the " glorious days" of
chivalry, has been related to us by a friend. A little lad,
with an interesting countenance, knocked at the door of
a house in this town, and on it being opened, he begged
alms. You look a decent lad, said the mistress of the
house, how is it that you are begging ? Oh, said the
young mendicant, I'm not begging for myself; Tissy
Thompson's mother is poor, and has sent her out to beg ;
so I'm begging for her. "With some astoni,hment at this
strange tale, the lady peeped past the lad, and at a little
distance off saw a girl standing, no doubt the identical
"Tissy Thompson."—Bradford Observer.
SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE'.—Mr. Peter Mason, late
of Paisley, has sent from the state of Illinois 174 rare spe-
cimens of animals, reptiles. and birds; but the most ex-
traord'nary treat in this collection is the heads of two stags,
which. it appears, had met in mortal combat; but, unfor-
tunately for both, their antlers appear to have become so
firmly fixed together that they could not extricate them-
selves from their unpleasant situation. There is every
reason to believe that they must have lived for several
months in that state, and that they must have grown to-
gether, as they a ere so firmly interlocked with one another
that the ingenuity of man could not separate them. When
found, the wolves had not left a particle of flesh on their
bones.—Renfretrshire Advertiser.
CATCHING A THIEF WITH A RAT-TRAP.—For some
time past, Mr. Srnitherson, residing in Cannon-street,
London, La u. boar. b 4st !lg.- of "rill° Cs 0111 t,ID cellar.
the whole being taken from the bin nearest the door.—
Upon examining closely he found that some of the bricks
in the wall had hr en loosened, and, upon being taken out,
an aperture sufficiently large to admit a hand and arm
was apparent. Mr. Smitherson set a rat trap on the in-
side of the hole on 'Wednesday evening w-ek. Upon
going on Thursday morning he round the bricks bad been
removed, and the trap sprung, in the teeth of which he
found some human skin, and a portion of a finger nail,
the stealer of the wine having preferred severe laceration
to detection. _

THE POTATO CROP.—The supply of potatoes to the
London markets continues undiminished, but they are
still of a nature that renders it to he feared that there
will be a great deficiency in the spring of the year. The
most diseased are those that are sent from the Yorkshire
districts, called the reds; others from Scotland are the
same, and are fetching from ss. to 6s. per cwt. Those
from the adjacent counties—Bedfordshire, Surrey. Essex,
and Middlesex—called the whites, are of a more cheering
nature; they are selling, being less diseased, as high as
7s. and Bs. per cwt. The reason that the supply is so
plentiful at this time of the year is owing to the a-sertion
that, the disease being of such a serious nature, the longer
they are kept the more they may become unfit for human
food.— Globe.

A PROFITABLE ANIMAL. —The celebrated heifer
Myrtle, the property of the Duke of Devonshire, was
purchased by his Grace at the Royal Agricultural meeting
at Derby, at which meeting she won the first prize of £lO
as the best yearling short-horned heifer. The same
animal also gained the first prize of £lO at the York•
shire Agricultural meeting. At Eoncaster. in 1843, as
the best yearling heifer; and the first prize of £l5 at the
Royal Agricultural meeting at Southampton, in 1844, as
the best two-year old heifer. This beautiful animal was
never surpassed at any exhibition, and is now only three
years and nine months old; she has produced two calves
at separate births, ler which, together with the darn, 300
guineas have been offered and refused.—Midland Counties
Herald.

THE JANUS, STEAM-SLOOP.—Several further trials
have been made with this vessel, but with no better suc-
cess. Her engines made only eleven revolutions per
minute, and sometimes even only five. It is n,w clear
that this vessel is a failure, having failed in a hundred ex-
periments, and after having all the resources of the
Chatham yard lavished on her. During all the expensive
experiments on this unfortunate craft not the least im-
provement has been made. Wiih wheels proportioned to
her nominal tower she would not make two miles an hour,
and when sent to sea in this instance she did not make
headway against a light sea, whereas another vessel would
have run full speed. The J..nus, on going out, had only
forty tons of coals and tour tuns of water on board. She
is now two feet lighter than she was during her first trips,
and has one and a half streak of her copper painted black,
to make her appear deep in the water. Her engines are
being take.) to pieces.

MURDER IN LONDON.—On the evening of Thursday,
Daniel Fitzgerald. a labourer in the employ of Mr.
Quennel, a ra soeetable builder in Kennington lane, and
a countryman of his, named Owen M'Carthy, were pro-
ceeding home after the labours of the day. and as they
turned into Peacock-street they were met, at rather a
dark spot, by a person who came in front of them, and
who, without the slightest parley, or uttering a sentence,
deliberately presented a pistol to the breast of poor Fitz-
gerald, and discharged its contents into his body. M'Car-
thy was so affected with the suddenness of the act and
the flash of the powder upon his face, that he became
powerless for a moment, and the assassin would have es-
caped but for the promptitude of two gentlemen, named
Colton and Allen, who, witnessing the murder, instantly
pursued the assassin, who had taken to his heels, and
captured him. On examining the body, the surgeon
found that the ball bad entered the left breast, passed
through (he had not the slightest doubt) the heart, and
name out at the left side of the back, so that his death
must have been instantaneous. The murderer had been
discharged from his employment on Saturday night, and,
supposing that Fitzgerald had been the cause of his dis-
missal, he determined to shoot him. The prisoner is a
married man, only twenty-two yens of ago.
ELEVENTH REPORT OF THE POOR LAW COMMIS-
SIONERS,—The parochial year of 1844 is the first since
1837 which does not exhibit an increase of expenditure
over the preceding year. The total number of persons
relieved in the three months ending March 25th, 1844,
amounted to nearly a million and a half, read were about
91 per cent. of the entire population, according to the
census of 1841. Of the million and half persons relieved,
the report states that a large proportion were permanent
paupers. The number who were relieved in the work-
house was 239,818 ; and the number who received out-
door relief was 1,246,743. The report contains some
very strong observations on the magnitude of the sums
annually levied in England and Wales for the purpose of
local taxation. The amount collected under the head of
of poor's rate includes various county and borough rates,
police, lighting, sewerage, and paving rates. most of
which are not returned to Parliament ; and adding some
other branches of local taxation, the Commissioners esti-
mate the total amount of local taxes annually levied in
England and Wales, to be not less than £lO,OOO. There
is a table giving returns of the pauper lunatics and idiots
in England and Wales, supported by their respective
parishes, in August, 1844. They amounted to 2,245
males, and 2,799 females; together 5.044. The average
weekly cost of maintenance was 48 10d.

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NOVEL HOAX.—On Tuesday morning, the f° r
trick was resorted to by a man named John FIT
:so
baker, residing in Gray's Inn-road :—His wife had feel
compelled to separate from him in consequence
acquired some money and furniture by the death 1.0_1!
drunken habits, and having heard that she bad
uncle, he tried every expedient to prevail upon her
to return to him, but without effect. On Tuesday
morning, as a last resource to procure an interview, 0:
caused a message to be conveyed to her, "nt_orni_ce
ing her that he was dead ; and, with the tissisl
of some friends he laid himself out as if dead, eove7'.
himself with a sheet. The supposed widow was not
have_
before she arrived, and, upon removing the sheet to le_
a last look at the departed, she found herself clasped r.
the arms of a living husband. Mutual explanatco.
ensued, and there is every prospect of a speedy roe
ciliation.—Morning Post. t vraS
MURDER AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDII..--All quest
held on Wednesday, before the Coroner of the County
of
he
Durham, at Pittington, on the body of a child, ten month
old, which was found in a burn near the river Wear. .:,1
appeared the mother of the child, Margaret Stoker, vi""
ly
lives at Broomside, had borne the child illegitimate
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the son of her master, with whom she had lived in Durbattyr
and that the child bad been put to nurse with a wont_
loa.tel_y
residing at Sunderland. The father had refused to ?s_l
any more money towards the child, and the mother
not the means of doing so, and, driven to desperation 9T_
the cruelty of the man who had deceived her, and also
.1.)1
the harsh treatment of her step-mother, she had taken
child and thrown it into the burn on the preceding
day. She was afterwards uneasy in her wind, lei':
herself into the burn, and would have
confessed having done so to a neighbour. She also threw
rot been found by a man who rescued her. The ittrir'.
after a patient inquiry, returned a verdict of wilful ran
der, and the prisoner was committed for trial.
MELANCHOLY CATASTROPHE . Captain Coleco
formerly of the Jane and Barbara, of this port, but ?;117
lately took a vessel out from Newport to Quebec, arrived
with her at Gloucester, last week. The captain and 6
wife retained during their stay at Gloucester, their hot%
on hoard, and on Monday night they retired to sleep In
their cabin, which unhappily was heated by a pan egc"-- s
coal. In the morning Captain Coleman's brother wen,.
on board. On going to the cabin, he found the doors huSi;
and on opening it, was horrified to perceive CaPtels
Coleman lying on the floor with his head close to the door,
insensible and apparently dead, whilst his wife was sitting
perished had ono
up in bed, in the act, as it would seem, of dressing herself.ef
as she had the strings of her petticoat in her bands to
endeavouring to tie them round her waist, but she
e
quite dead and cold: the one having been nearly, and `—
other altogether stifled by tie noxious fumes of the shot:
coal. Captain Coleman yet remains in a most precaciou!
state. Seven young children remain to bewail the
log'
of an affectionate mothers—Bristol Mirror.
LORDS J. RUSSELL AND 141ORPETEI ON THE COI
LAWS.—A very remarkable letter from Lord J. Bu,eh
to the electors of London has been published, which,'
after allusion to the disease among the potatoes, slush,
" I confess that on the general subject my views hare
the course of twenty years undergone a great alteration,
I used to be of opinion that corn was an exception to the_
general rules of political economy ; but observation an
experience have convinced me that we ought to abstal°
from all interference with the supply of food. Neither s
government nor a legislature can ever regulate the corn-
market with the beneficial effects which the entire free-
dom of sale and purchase are sure of themselves to 10i
duce. It is no longer worth while to contend for a file
duty. The government appear to be waiting for son; w
excuse to give up the present corn-law. Let the people,
by petition, by address, by remonstrance, afford
them din
excuse they seek. Let the ministry propose such a teri-
sion of the taxes as in their opinion may render the publio
hurthen more joint and more equal ; let them add Or
other provisions which caution and even scrupulous for-
bearance may suggest; but let the rsmoval of restrictions
on the admission of the main articles of food and clothing
used by the mass of the people be required, in Pl,!
terms, as useful to all great interests, and indi-pensaw7
to the progress of the nation." Lord Morperh has sent
.£5 to the League. In his letter he says :—`°The contil;
burion (C 5) I enclose for your immediate purposes is
very trifling amount; it would not be easy to foresee tyna"
calls may not be made upon any of us in the course of the
ensuing year ; but I wish to record, in the most emphsti,e
way I can, my conviction that the time is come fora fins'
repeal of the corn-laws, and my protest against the con;
dewed inaction of the state in the present emerg,encys
At a meeting at Leeds, Mr. Cobden remarked, that la!
lordship's £5 was worth more than any £5,000 that bad
been previously sent to the League.

MELANCHOLY MORTALITY
SEWERAGE.
On Monday Mr. Wakley and a jury assembled, in' .the
Middlesex Hospital, for the purpose of further prosec!et"
ing an inquiry relative to the respective deaths of William
Lambert, aged 17, and Henry Larn'wrt, aged 12, brothel*
forming two of a numerous family who bad died in that
institution under the following circumstances:—
It appeared in evidence that the Lather of the deceased,
who carried on the business of a painter and glairr
at
No. 33, Cumberland-market, died about twelve wee°
since, subsequent to which his relict, three sons, a laugh'
ter, and granddaughter, had been seized with a malady
which they considered was the scarlet fever. The grand"
daughter. however, dying, and the sons bect,ming dad,
worse, they were, on the 4th instant. removed to the hos-
pital, where, on the 13th, William died, and on the 15th
Henry.
Mr. W. Corfe, house-apothecary, stated that the ec-
ceased were admitted into that hospital on Tuesday, the
4th instant. together with another brother, who still re-
mained there, and was gradually progressing towards re-
covery, They all exhibited precisely the same svoopton?St
and had been attacked in the same manner. The indis-
tinctness of their articulation rendered it very dfficult for
them to explain the na,tire of their complaint. Witness'
c nsidered them to be labouring under a poisonous rffle-
vititn, arising from the sewer connected with the neigh-
bourhood in which they had resided (near Cumberland
Market). The eldest brother, John Lambert, still sur-
vived. There was a great swelling about the jaws and
throat, with an excessively fcetid discharge from the mouth,
and nostrils; and from the cause before-mentioned, they
could not be catechised with regard to their condition.
The most voracious appetite was shewn by them, they
eating rump steaks and chops, and drinking porter in as
great a quantity. Leeches were applied to the jaws. when'
the knees and elbows became very much swollen and pall'
ful. On examination of the body t- f the deceased Vs illiam
Lambeth, atter death, he found both the knee-joints t°'
contain a fluid of thick matter, and expected to find phle"
hetis, but which did not appear; the membrane of the la-
rynx was reduced ; nothing unusual was found in the sto-
mach ; the lower part of the oesophagus was healthy, but
there was a laceration about the gums. In a case of Poi'
stifling, recorded in a German periodical, and translated
by a Dr. Harrison (an extract was read by witness). the
symptoms very much corresponded with those of the de--
ceased. On making a post-mortem examination of the
deceased Henry, he found an extensive ulceration of the
larynx, and immediately behind three large abscesseS.•
each about the size of a walnut. The veins did not exhi-
bit any it,flammation, and the stomach, as well as. the
other organs, were quite healthy. He (witness) had never
during his 14 years' practice at that hospital met with se'
peculiar a case. The disease was quite new to him, ands
as lie had stated to the coroner when he forwarded his
communication, it was his opinion that death was the re'
suit of some poisonous animal matter, but what that Aug
mal matter was he was unprepared to say. The case had
struck all the medical men who had heard of it as one?'
the most incomprehensible in the annals of the motel°
medica
Evidence was given as to the symptoms of the cote
plaints, and the jury found a verdict that the deaths were
occasioned by some poisonous effluvia unknown.

- BAD'

STATE OF TRADE.
MANCRESTER.—The goods market has continued in a state
of depression sinee our last, and little business ha.; bees don!
exc •pt where parties have submitted to a slight reduction. 11!.
the yarn market cert.in qualities of yarns, suitable for the In
t
dian markets. have been in fair demand, and business 'one_B
the prices of last week. The depression o' the marker 4. boat
ever, not unusual at this season of the year, and as such is b°

to be viewed with any alarm.
Lines.—A tolerable amount of business, considering the ad-
vanced period of the season was dor e in our Cloth Halle °t
Saturday and Tuesday last, and though stocks or woollen go°d
are slightly on the increase, there appears no reas, n to fear that
we not have a good winter trade. It may not be so bri.slt
as it was last year; but there is every probability that the Is
mand for the foreigs markets wiil be good in the early Mew."

of 1846

BRADFORD.—The worsted goods-trade of this town 11‘;
neighbourhood sti.l continues depressed, and many operativiet
are but partially employed, whilst there are also many withe.
any work at all. As the stocks of goods on hand are not largl,
and the manufacturers are actine with great °antic), el"
•
for an increased trade, and full employment for the operativetgi_
in the course of another month, when the manufacture of sr._
des more particularly adapted tor the spring will commence.
the Piece Flail, on Ttursday, the business done was oil a liMite,_
scale; the home trade houses bought but slightly and to asso.r_L
their stocks the shippers did a little for the German fair- 17
Januiry. Prices remain pretty firm. There is no improverne°
in the wool or yarn trades.
H UDDRRSFIELD.—There is no material alteration in our MI:
ket on Tuesday, the demand for all kinds of goods being exeee4
ingly limited, and the sales effected much below ahe average "

this tame last year. o
HALtrax.—Our last market was rather dull in the wool trail
ra
and prices in short wools rather lower. The demand for Y1!.,0
was very similar to last week; but we do not hear of any dee_ird
in price. In the Piece Hall, business was flat, but there appear
to be a fair bus tress (king in the warehouses, principally' 0.6
reported to order. hanir
ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET.—There was a decided c
in the flannel market on Monday for the worse; very
business was done, and the prices give,r were less than last vr
The wool market has undergone very little alteration ; the W'ell
ness has been extremely limited, and prices. especially of htel‘
wool and nils, have a tndency downwards
LEICESTEoR.—There seci ather mcre slackness both in derhal'oct
and manufacture, but not more th.rn might be expected
ore
the time of year ; on the whole, we think our trade is in a 111 e
healthful condition than is the case. nrifortnnatelY, in siar..
c.' of
other manufacturing districts. There is no doubt that Pa
this slack nes, is attributable to the tightness of the money .
;
ket, the stagnation in the railway world (through whir-11 a lartato
amount of capital is locked-up), and the tailure of the P,'" the
crop. Prices, both of good, and material, remain ILO"

same.ister Chronri cle.
HOSIERYc AND LACE TRADES —The WT tight
i COHOD 11°'e
branch is in a stagnant state. The cut-up cotton hose trade
if anything, still worse, and employment scar, er than eve' • ill:
improvement has taken place in some departments of ..er
Leicester Lade, as they have at length applied th., India rt. 1070,
welt -the French hosiers have almost universally adopt
hLI ery
the lag four years) with great advantage The silk sloosiolf
trade is in a very dormant condition; if possible it kee, s
retrograding. The fancy bobbin-net trade is now in a !Lott to
able state. The warp lace trade is in mach the same Pigrole,
for some months past. The tatting branch is most depio
the demand L r the East having fallen off. The silk branc-n..
whether plain or Jacquard are, however. in a tolerable stanst
as are the various descriptions of lap-and-press. es, sfi
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both
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THE LIVERPOOL STAN DAR D.
i Dec. 2, 18464 . . , ~....
1
0 Science, Knowles, hence at Messina • MARKETS. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, DEC, 1.
I iPbtpping intrittgrntr. Providence, Ford, hence at Naples The market for Butter closed very heavily last week, and a
1 ....--egeme...--. Pauline, De Boer, hence at Brouwershaven -4.-- decline of Is to 2s per cwt. was generally submitted to. Beef paid.Am t .
NOTICE TO MARINERS. Maria, Jonge, hence at Helvoet
WARRINGTON. CORN MARKET, Nov. 25. and Pork without any alteration. Bacon is iu steady demand
r Newcastle, -, from St. Petersburg, for Liverpool, that put
into Giessen Dock, was towed out yesterday and proceeded Total quantities per Price per without any alteration in price.
- __ .----------------e ,e•
o ORLAND LIGHT, (NORTH POINT') BALTIC.-HXDROGRAPHIC- Sofia, Giacobbe. sailed from Messina for Liverpool on the Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, DEC. 1. s
• oppi
~._ ea, Nov. 7.-The Swedish government has given notice, 13th November Wheat l9B .. . 4542 17 0 42 14 0 2e
I 'eat, on the Ist of the last month, a fixed light was established Medway, (steamer,) from Havana at Vera Cruz, with the Sep- Barley
1t the of late. Anything good met with brisk sale at late prices 21
r 4 northern end of the island of Oland, on the coast of Swe- tember mail from England ; arrived off on the 15th October, Oats
Beef, sed to tid per lb.; Mutton, tiid to 7d per lb. 42s
sse°, in the Baltic. The light-house stands on a detached rock, but did not get in till the 15th, owing to a heavy norther. .4444,-- -..- .
, -"eel Axeiholmen, (sometimes Sto-grundet,) which lies off the sr_ -42 s
beet, DUBLIN POTATOE MARKET, Nov. 28. no
1 . point of Oland, in lat. 57 32 N., lon 17 6E. from Green- SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 26.
ISUNDAY, 36th NOVEMBER.-Wind N.W., fresh. An unexpected rise has taken place in the price of Potatoes 25
&e It is 193 feet above the level of the sea, and may be seen
1 es the distance of four leagues between the compass bearings ARRIVED:-John Tomklsson, from Cuba-London, from St. this week ; cups have risen from 2s. 4d. to 45., and apples from We had a good show of stock to-day, and the quality fine. re
e Petersburg-Catharine, from Savanilla-William Porter, from 3s. to 5s , with exceedingly small markets. It is considered that Prime Beef fully as dear ; inferior without change. Mutton, 42s
"east by north round to that of northwest,
btai_AganloNG DIRACTIONS FOR PORT -DEL . .
A AIDS -Port Adelaide Jamaica the panic being virtually over, holders have satisfied themselves ready sale, at previous rates. At the close, but little unsold. 2i
---- that what they have pitted will stand for spring-otherwise it .5..-e---_______e.______...ee-- 5
1 e ° W a free port, the following directions may be found
Waterwitch, hence at Terceira would be difficult to account for the large advance had in one 111
4eful tmaritimereaders •-" Port Adelaide is an inlet from
5,,,.. 0 our
011-is nocent's Gulf, and the landing place is situated about seven
. Lady of the Lake, ditto ditto week. This day a reaction of Gd. per cwt. took place. DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 28.
IN
i Clemeece, hence at Antwerp There was a better supply of Grain at market this day than on -
lee e N.W. from Adelaide. The entrance to the harbour is in Ob. ------ -
Kitty Sr Lucy, M'Kenzie, hence for Belfast, at Port Logan, Tuesday. Wheat was sold at a reduction of from 6d. to Is. per 70
t e-see 34 53 5,, lon. 133 34 E. Vessels from England bound to
1 sett Adelaide, should make the W. end of Kangaroo Island first, leaky, and with loss of bulwarks and bowsprit BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, Nov. 27. barrels. Malting Barley supported Tuesday's prices, but grind- 2
sad run between it and Althorp Island, which will bring them to
I eeVibelia, sailed from Rio Janeiro
. for Liverpool 9th Oct. At this day's market there has been a good display of samples ing Barley and Oats were dull, and 6d. per barrel lower. so
Broad Oak, from Bahia ditto 18th of both old and new Wheat, which met a heavy sale. Malting ~,,e
e___ 3
e;•,-etegater's Struits. There is no danger either in these Straits gee.
Nov. Hope, Theobold, for Liverpool, has put back to Bristol 28th Barley, except for the very best quality, must be noted a shade 9
i',..'n thet
GulfSStt. Gulf St. Vincent, to which they lead, except Trot).- DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 28.
i eSlelge Shoal, which lies off the S.E. extremity of Yorke's Penin- N with loss of mainmast lower. Oats and Beans have also given way full Is. per quar-
t 21
r Amelia, from Shippegan, et Cove ter. Peas were a dull sale, and both Grey and White have been The number of cattle and sheep were larger than at any of 72:
-‘ga• But there is plenty of room in the Straits and Gulf, so
I Iha Constitution. from Miramichi, at Belfast selling at a reduction of 2s. per qr. from this day se'nnight. the two previous markets, and sold a little lower, although the 42:
t it is unnecessary to approach this shoal at all. Having
en Christiana, for New Orleans, put back to Belfast, leaky, 27th
made the eastern shore of St. Vincent's Gulf, vessels should run
..011 • • ' • Beef 38s. to 48s, and 525, off sink for very pr me. Mutton
r be fr In six or eight fathoms, until Mount Lofty, (which may be Nov, LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, Nov. 28. 2'
eOWn from the trees cut off its summit, and a beacon erected VSSSELS SP.,ESN.steady at fide to 8d , and Veal 6id per lb. Stock might be had on 1,
. ' nn it )es . bears due E. This is the mark for anchoring in Holdfast Milicete, from Liverpool for Mobile, 28th Nov. 20 miles S, W, .There has been a good inquiry for Sugar, particularly for refi- rather easier terms. There was a very large pig market, from I.
ee-being directly abreast of the flagstaff. But as it is gene- off Holyhead ; Princess, from St. John's, N. 8., 27th Nov., off rang descriptions, but owing to the small supply at market, the 40s. to 445. Some transactions have taken place in contract 1
I ;eel unnecessary for ships to bring up in the Bay, they may run Holyhead ; Johnstone, from Liverpool, for New South Wales, in sales of B. P. are only 500 hhds., at very full prices. 4,50 s hags.
Bengal have also been disposed of at extreme rates. Foreign beef, at 438. to 445, at which, for the present, prices are likely to 42
r Zwalg the coast for about twelve miles farther, not shoaling the lat 16 Selene 24 W, 38 days out; French brig Passager, of Gran- rule.
continues neglected.-Molasses. In the absence of arrivals .. __ 1
) water to less than six fathoms. This will bring them within
sight of the 'Wit !ship which is moored at the entrance to the vele, 14th Nov., in lat. 43, lon. 58: Donegal, from Quebec, 23rd
Nov, In lat. 4g, lon. 244-Damascus. from New Orleans, for there are no sales to report.-Coffee. We are still without in- .
LEEDS CORN MARKET, Nov. 25. ....... s 0
14
t r•reb°lll'. one -mile an
a half S.W. of the outer bar, Pilots re- Liverpool. 24th Oct., in lat. 26. ion. 86 ; Lady of the Lake, 27th (wiry for British Plantation. There is a good demand for Cey-
lon, and 900 bags of Ceylon have been sold at 495. to 51s. per The supply of grain to this day's market is very short, 25
• Zme an board the light-ship, and board all eessels which ap- Nov., in lat. 51, lon. 10 ;Corsair, from Valparaiso,. for Paquique,
cwt. for fair ordinary to good Ordinary; 16 bales middling MO- flatly owing to the very stormy weather we had a fortnight ago. 5
par-
eroachtn. • All vessels not drawing more than sixteen feet water fl_ve days out; Rose. of Aberdeen, 25th August, in lat. 52, lon. 15
6 ;Ontario, from Clyde, sth Oct., in lat. 16. lon. 32 W. ; Cheap- cha are reported at 60s, per cwt., 50 brls. washed Rio at 525., Good runs of new Wheat have met a ready sale at fully Is. per
' ,SY proceed at once to the harbour ; but any vessel drawingl3o bags ordinary Sincapore at 2gs. to 295. 3d, and 544 bags Costa qr. more money, and old wheat is held at a similar advance, 42
r re had. better bring up in Holdfast Bay, where a custom-house
aide.l from Tyne, for Calcutta,
. 13th Oct., in lat. 8 N , lon. 24 W.; e
; Rica, 100 bags sea-damaged-Laguayra, at the quotations,-NO but moves off less freely. Fine Barley obtains is. per quarter
I Outereer will board her, and inform them whether or not there is Chance, bound to Lima. 10th Sep., in lat. 50 S. lon. 66 W. ;
sales of Ginger or Pimento. over late rates, but secondary qualities sell slowly at our quo-
on the bar sufficient to carry her over." Bremen ship Albert, 17th Nov., in lat. 26, lon. 37. S
i es e tations. Oats and Beans must be noted again the turn in fa-
---
: . TIJESDAY, Nove m Ben 25.-Wind W.N.W., fresh. MONDAY, MICEMBER 1.-Wind W.N.W. fresh. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 25. your of the buyer. i
i eartetven -Duke of Wellington, Hargreaves, from Calcutta- Annlynn.-Serafin, Galdes. from Havana-Champlain, Mil- - .. - -di=
et*. Wit . ' • d 1 'd from S •Il
yman, from St. Domingo-A eai e, avant a- Cr; Damascus, B iss, and Rockall, Foster, from New Orleans- The arrivals of English, Irish. and Foreign produce, WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, Nov. 28.
17metid, Thomas, and Triumfante, from Cuba-Judah Touro, Aberdeen. ISl'Grath, from Quebec-Maria, Frisk, from Wexford received
. into this port- since Tuesday last, furnish a
The supplies of all grain are very moderate this week. We
litre,. and Thomas 11. Perkins, Reed, from New Orleans- - Reliance, Dean, from Waterford-Foig-a-Ballagh, Savage, liberal supply of Wheat, a moderately fa,r quantity of have a pretty good demand for fresh samples of Wheat, and the
from Belfast-Nancy, Catchell, from Dundalk-and William other kinds of Grain, and an unusually large increase of
-111 Y, from Prince Edward Island-Lisbonense, from Eased. prices of such are rather higher. In common sorts no alters-
I Rogers, Mulholland, from Drogheda. 21
Elf ----
tee -ea. Montechiaro, from Palermo, at this port. with loss of - Flour from Ireland, the United States, and Canada, as tion. Good Earley in requestewhilst inferior samples are slow
stated below, sale at late rate, New Beans Is. per quarter, and Old Beans IV
ralaSt ha. ine been in contact with the Schoodiac, in drop- Pearl, Campbell, from Tobasco, at this port; sailed 111:h Oct'
tine e e Left there the Village Girl The market has been very flat to-day for all articles. rather cheaper. Oats and Shelling fully as dear. In Malt a
own from the quarantine ground.
IC"
k,, Pe, Jude, from Calcutta for this port, was wrecked on the Susannah, Westbach, from Rio Grande, at Waterford Wheat at the rates of this day week. llw value of Flour fair business passing. '
e
If" August, on the island of Rodrigues. The crew saved. Mergaret Parker, from Newfound And, ditto scarcely supported, so much of all kinds being offered for
I P HULL CORN MARKET, Nov. 25.
hell:ices. Sharp, hence at Colombo 13th October Aurora, Scott. from Quebec, at Holyhead sale.
, reanna, Creighton, from Bombay at ditto 4 Thompson, Morton, from Restioouche for Lytham, at Beau- Beans scarcely so good in -price. We had rather more business passing in wheat during the 5,
I, °l)n O'Gaunt M•Donald ; Albert Edward; and Sappho, marls Oats rather scarce, and though the demand is limited, week past, and we quote an advance of Is. to 2s. per quarter.
Id other sorts of grain not much doing. At to-day's market 1!
1 eet; • Sept. Governor italket, for Valparaiso, at ditto
ee off Houg Kong e9th S
/ Druid, Ritchie, hence at Whampoa
R • Chili-nark, Follett, sailed from ditto for Genoa 30th Nov. prices are not lower; but Oatmeal is ad. per sack cheaper. there was only a moderate supply of wheat from the farmers ;
In bonded Grain and Flour, little or nothing has been and for the best samples millers had to pay Is. per quarter more .
Dispatch, trom Cork. at this port, with damaged goods from
Buenos
Stroyan, hence at ditto 2
the Marinora, (steamer) fr nt Liverpool for Constantinople done to-day. money ; but the interior sorts were no dearer than last week.
2211,,tienos Ayrean., Coale sailed from Manilla for Cork an thel
e August , SOUTHPORT, Nov. 30.-A large brig, apparently timber laden, - All sorts of spring corn the shade lower, with but little business
I s Elizabeth, Walter, sailed from Manilla for England on the Ist and being stripped, was seen on shore this morning between CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 58. doing. In Linseed the business passing is large; and, notwith-
eaDternber, Blackpool and Lytham-. The only variation in the duties this morning is a decline in standing the very large arrivals lately, rather more money is
Flora Kezr, WM &der, sailed from Calcutta for this port 4th -- - ----...-e - - --- - the import rate upon foreign Oats to 3s. per quarter. obtainable for the best descriptions. In rapeseed nothing doing.
With Wheat, Oatmeal, and Flour we have been moderately Linseed Cakes in good demand, but not dearer. Rape cakes are
1 ti• vel3toesbseyr
Rob.ertson, -, from the Cape of Good Hope at LONDON GAZETTE.--TuEso-AY , Nov. 25. supplied from Ireland daring the last three days, and of ether more inquired for. In guano the business passing is not exten-
Mauritius ----.11110--- produce thence and of any description coastwise, the arrivals sive. Bones held firmly.
Ito
le esennale, Goulding, from Port Philip at Sydney, New PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. are extremely light; and we have to note a comparatively ra- -.......e--- ere=nersa 4
I . selh Wales J. Macfarlane and W.
Frost, Burt, Manchester, share brokers- they slender import from abroad. ,
I •MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, NOVEMBER 29. 4
i Pa. Starkies hence at Alexandria C Barclay and M. A. Birkenhead, confectioners-J. Muss Notwithstanding Mark-lare continues to show a tendency to
1 mearlDurham, Clarkson, and Samaritan, Davie* sailed from grave and. R. A. Drown Leeds, share brokers-A. and H. An- improvement in free Wheats, and that several of the leading Though there has been no material alteration in prices during
‘41,0 for 'this port 22d Oct.
drews, Islington, paper manufacturers-Road'
and Street Crean. country markets are quoted dearer, we have had no active busi- thew eek, we have had no activity of demand ; and the same
s :
ellaJestic, Reeves, sailed from Smyrna for this port cn the 2d lug- Company-, Manchester and else Where; as far as regards J. ness passing here in that branch of the trade throughout the in. mabe remarked of the Liverpool and Wakefield markets of
ataet
Brogden-E. and W• hunter, flueton and Liverpool, quarrymen terval trom Tuesday, and in other respects so little has been yesterday. At our Exchange, to day, the trade is very quiet,
, i Hiram 'Townsend, sailed from ditto for this port on the sth -J. Galthwaite and Coe Halifax, Yorkshire, fiax and tow spin- done as to supersede any particular remark. and the teneency is downwards, as regards every article.
1 4rsant ' nee
anti Ellerkamp, Liverpool, stock brokers-W. Our market to-day having been almost wholly deserted by Whilst, however, there is no disposition on the part of either J
; heleingPish, Edwards, sailed from ditto for this port on the Lamb and T. Axford, Islington, ready-made linen warehouse- country buyers, and our local millers and dealers determining, speculators or consumers to increase their stocks, holders do
en, instant Everett and Woods, Battersea, buieiers-J. and T. Gossling, with very few exceptions, to remain entirely or, the reserve for not press eales,. or submit to more than. a trifing and partial
, ,Lediaellorman, sailed from ditto for this Dort Bth instant Cranborne, Dorsetshire, bakers-M. Pilling and Co., Rochdale,
I the moment, the dulness which pervaded every department of reduction in prices This, and the trifling extent of business
a '-'rsUla Tbornas, hence at Constantinople, and sailed 10r Ga- fulling millers ;as far as regards W. Hartley-Monkhouse, the trade was so excessive as to render the prices of most Rita done in
. any article, prevents us making any alteration in the
este •gto
I rt
Achilles,
Young, M'Ewen, from Cobija at Cove Whitfield, and Co., Barnard Castle and Aldermanbury, carpet des little more than nominal; encouraged, however, by the im- quotations of our last.
manufacturers-G. H. Dosseeer and F. Ilabighert. Whitechepel, proving state of the markets in the interior, and looking for-
eehilles, (steamer.) Velem'', hence at ditto sugar reflners-Batkin, Walker, and Brodhurst, Stoke upon. ward te a revival in the demand, holders appeared in no-wise
-LIVERPOOL
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WOOL MARKET, Nov. 28 .
Irene, Plods, hence at Trieste Tredt, manufacturers of earthenware-Dick and Gibson, King- over-anxious to force sales at any material reducti in, and we
The last series of public sales of colonial and other Wools,
I.44G.rangta, meeasocia sailed from ditto for this port on the Bth stonespon- H all, brewers-Jones and Dyson, Huddersfield,
I have, therefore, no important declineto report from the general
which terminated this day, was folly attended, notwithstanding
sa t shoe brokers-Allhuseq. Remyn, and Co., Stockton, Middles- currency stated in Tuesday's circular.
the small quantity brought forward, and the result upon the
Isabella Dick, Penman, hence at :Venice borough, and Hartlepoel, commission merchants-G. and G. The for, going observations, applicable to all sorts of Engilsh '
whole, is as satisfactory as could be reason .bey expected in the
•aeloDe, Taylor, hence at Leghorn Woolcott, Gray's-inn-road, builders-Tosar, Brothers, and Co., Irish, and foreign free produce are equally so as to any floating
depressed state of trade generally, and the present existing
leieuetnle, Broadfoot, sailed from ditto for this port on the 9th in- Newcastle upon. Tyne. or seder bond, in which no sales have transpired to-day.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. panic in the money market. The Australian Wool went off
readily at a shade tinder former rates, the quantity being so I
Ann Paley. and Deem, hence of:report° A. H. Chambers, see.. and jun., New Bond-street and South-
-11 PRICES OF GRAIN. small, a brisk competition was kept up for it. The chief attrac-
, it
ear a, Faicke, hence for Sw,nnemunde, at Stornaway, very iMollon-street, bankers.
""Y, and with part other cargo thrown overb. and Barber and Marshall, Walsall, bankers. Wheat,* 70lb .... red a. d. s. o .a.d.s. d. Lion in these sales was the fine Wool from the United, States, of
Sewhich only 738 bales were offered. instead of nearly 2000 origin-
, lee, ofteowee, eovereber 14 -The Vertruen, Spiel, from Dan- C. W. Kesselmeyer. Manchester, merchant
Ve for Liverpool, stranded at :Valums, has been towed in here A. H. Simpson 0.1-4 d P. H. Irvin, Blackfriar's-road, London, E n
Ditto,g li h
white
. ..... .
99
20
,ollod. .. .. :.. 1190
36 f :
4:1: SI
ally advertised. They consisted chiefly of fine merino fleeces in
favourablegood condition,
. and had they been brought forward at a more
repair. engineers Irish red ..
87 -28
____- 88
98 !dd0o: ::::
98 :
_-
99
period, would, no doubt, have realised much better
-- J . Be:.Bes nett. Little -Birch, Herefordshire, cattle dealer. Ditto, white
_e_se prices ; being almost a new article in our market, it is to be re-
'VESSELS 'SPOKEN. C. sharratt, Walsall, saddlers' ironmonger Rye, English, le qr -- Iri - shdOlb -- -
'6 telnem, Bibby, ho Stec for Bombay, on the 17th October, in lat. C. Webb, Oxford, apothecary. Barley, English
lots that were sold ;not fetching within 2d per lb of their real
'ess . long. 22 W.; had spoken on the loth of October the Che- H. Haynes, Scale, Norfolk, wine merchant Scotch & Irish,* 601 b 43- 5 0 'do. .... 44- 4 El
e;11, hence for leombaye-eirrdestan, from Bombay for London, W. H. Baleock, Canterbury, banker Malt, English, *qr valise, as compered with other fine Waole. The competition for
low Wools (with the exception of East India.) was very spirit-
eeethe 17:h October, in ISt. BS, long. 14 W.-Hugh Walker, J. Groombridge, Abbey-street, Bermondsey, licensed •Victa- ga,e - - old •• • 'l5B 0 -04 0 less, and the few which were forced off sold at a reduction upon
et:see for Bombay, 25th October, in lat. 7N, long.:11 W-trepe, eller. Irish - - --- 'do. .... 53 0 --58 el
Loin Chepstow, same day-James Orr, fr, m Buenos Ayres for T. R. Withers, Eying, Hampshire, brewer. Oats, es 4216. rates previously obtained by private contra 1. For East India
there was a very good demand, particularly for the continental
ete"on, on the 10th instant, in lat. 33 N, long. 33 W-Thomas J. Lewis, Birmingham, card manufacturer. E'lish & Scotch, new -- - old .... 4 0- 4 4
se enrY from Calcutta for :London. on the 27th August, iii :at, T. W. Green, Leeds, bookseller. Welsh buyers, and the whole sold briskly at high rates. The Wool
stAe, long. 59 E-Larch. from Africa for this port, on thaith in- T. Bousfield, Lincoln. ironmonger. - - ido' '•••3 g - 4 0 market generally has suffered great depression during the past
Irish. fine qualities 3 9-3 11 !do. .... 310 - 4 1
p.,i4r, in tat 34 N, long. '3B W-Thomas Young, from Valta- R. W rigley, Honest, iu Saddleworth, Yorkshire, 'woollen- general do 3- 3 9 !clo. .... 3ei- s 11 few months, but there is little doubt the turn of the year will
show a very'co.eiderable improvement in the demand and prices
1,!0 for Cork, on the Bth instant, in lat 34 N, long. 37'W- cloth manufacturer ,
Beans, English, Vega . -- - isto. ....147 0 -5-1 -6
e,eleaster, hence for Hong-Kong. on the fth October, in lat 7 E. Lawton and T. Kay. Rochdale, ironfolinders. Scotch& Irisheposeite -- - - do. .... '45 0 --47 oof all foreign Wools.
esenK. is E-Courier, tom Calcutta for Liverpool, on the BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Pease, English, white.. 51 0 -54 0 b1ue....1 -- - 305 bales Australian superior combing and clothing Fleeces,
tor 11:ePternber, in lat. ze 5, long. 2.1 E-Rambler, from Ceylon, John Sutcliffe, jun., Halifax, Yorkshire, rectifier. I
Do. & Irish.... maple 43 0 -46 0 grey .. 42 0 -44 0 Is 8d to Is lud; middle ditto, is ed to Is 8d ; low
jetpendon, on 17th Ottoher, in lat. 18 e, long. 12 W-Duke of BANKRUPTS. Flour, le 280th and had conditioned ditto, Is 4d to is 5d ; seemed
tuber,
Hargreaves,:from Calcutta for this port, on the 31st John Warren, George.street, Hanover-square, dentist English & Irish, ends -- - - fine .... 45 0 -47 0 Is 8d to Is Bed; pieces and locks, led to Is 30.
'ber, in let; 15 N, long. 26 W -An American ship, supposed William Cooke, Egham, innkeepers Ditto, superfine 47 0 -49 o extra ..'49 0 -52 0 26 buttes Cape fair quality, Is 5d ; low ditto, 94d to Is Id.
Nee the Venezuela, on the 9th October, ii, lat. Si '24, lon. 34 John, Land Roper, Rochester, linen draper Oatmeal,* le. of 24015 I 738 bales United States fine Merino Fleeces, is 5d to Is 7d ;
Afr, enowaen, on the 2d instant. in lat. 22 N, long. as W, from Joseph woodeams. High-street, Portland-toevnspinmber Irish, 1845 35 0 -35 6 old ~ .. -34, 0 -35 0 middle ditto, Ise'd to Is 4d.
Ist.lea for London-Selina. of this port, on the 14th October, in Charles Wadhams, Charlotte-~tree[ Portland-place, New road, Canadian ...
-- - ,do. ....I:13 • -34 0 553 East India fine white, gd to toed ; second ditto, 7ed to Sad ;
- 11. long. 22-Reliance, 01 Peterhead, with mainmast gone, earpenverfine yellow, 74/to 8d; second ditto, sed to fed ;
m 4 the Bran,* 241 b. - - I -.1 14- 1 6
ee 2Gth September, off Ascension. George Little, Sonthampton-terraee, • Camden-town, corn
chandler ,- --- -__ .._ - 0 1740 bales Other sorts-chiefly withdiawn.
A WEDNlSDAYeleToyesing it 26 -Wind W.K.W. fresh. John Evans, High-street, Shorediteh, cheesemonger LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. -
Richard More, Norwich, coat merchant 34,16 bales
aelvese.-1 arch (late Jones) trom Bonny ; sailed 3d Sept.-
Charles Joseph Russel, Ludlow, scriver.er Mines MADDER, 70..CWt.8. d. 8. d
tee/bine Affieck Mliermichi-Ann, Neill, and Duke c! Wet
WilliamlLendon, sen. and ems. .Exeter, curriers Montreal,Pot 23 0@23 6 Dutch, crop.- o - o 0 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Nov. 28.
%Ton. Harman, Calcutta-William and Elizabeth, Pitcher,
ee eltrtha. noon,eNe Orleaus-Howard, Conan, Savannah __ , DIVIDENDS. Pearl, new 23 3 -23 6 Ombro O- 0 • 61
De, .2, T. Shaw, Southampton, wine merchant-Dee. 20, W. U. States, Pot 00- 0 0 Gamene - 0 oThe demand for Cotton has increased this week, and there has
taireetati. FergPer rto Cabello-sprightly, Cutting, Ter- ''been daily a fair attendance of the trade; prices, nevertheless,
e--Ferunia, Zante-Escuaiduna, Marselass Parsons, Wood-street, Prince's-road, Lambeth. corn dealer- Pearl 21 0-22 0 Mull., .. - 0 0 I have generally given wey ed. per lb, in consequence of the large
Dr c. 20, S. Davies, Backside, Southwark. and Timee_where HATirc, Quereit a 6 - 8 6 nrenele•S.F. 5O 0- 0 0
S.V.F 5l 0 -53 • 1 quantity offered for sale, and the evident desire of many holders
el°, //mark, -hence for Geneva, off Beaumarisegoing in Wittoe-road, Pimlico, oat merchant-Dec. 10, W. Best and J Oak,* ben 43 10 -6 10
erince of Wales, Brown, from Algoa Bay at the Mauritius Snowden, printers and stationers-Dec. 20,R, Evans, J. Fostor, German.... 40- 5 0 • E.S.F 54 • -57 •to realize. Speculators have taken 12,5 -0 American.
eveorfolk Hero, Holmes ; Ohio, Sangster; and Essempio, Vu- SZ. Langton, and T. Foster. Barge-yard. Bucklersbury, East ORIMSTONS,* ton E.5.F.F.60 863 n
VI. heuce at Odessa India merchants-Dec. IS, T. Trapp and T- P. Trapp, Church. Sicily, lite- 515- 6 0 Spanish ~.,53 I -6* el ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
11%11la. Ritchie; hence at Naples sheet, Southwark. tallow -chandlers arid metters-Dee. 10, J. Tuscany.... -- - MOLASSES, 7p cwt. From the Zed to the 29th instant, inclusive.
P trnionesßroughs hence at Genoa Peak, Telleshunt Knights, Essex. miller-Dec. 16, J. Miller, Cassia Liaarea,s. el. e. d St. Lucia, &c 21 0 -22 4 , Prices paid IMPORTS
keret/pine. hence at Shiite Stocktotoon•Tees, patent sail-cloth and rope mauulacturer- es cwt. in 6,1 56 o-65 0 Demerara, &c 22 0 -23 6 SALES OF THE • 11/1 the week. This Wk. thisyees
Dec. 16, W. C. Knight, Great Suffolk-street, Southwark, builder CLOVER-aUED, qp, cwt. Bar & Antigua. 24 6 -25 '6
Iseil'al William, Shepherd, sailed from Marseilles for this port -- I
-Dec. 16, D. Bidmead, Bread-street, Cheapside, warehouseman American, red4o 0-58 0 MUNJSET, CWt.. 20 0 -25 0 1
es'"' 40 Sea Island....
and shipping agent-Dec. 18, J, H Limes, Richmond, Surrey, Dutch. 45 n-60 0 Oil, Olive, le 252 walls. '
la. sbella, Lampstey>• sailed from Marseilleslor this port on the
on N botcher-Dec. 19, J. Courtenay, Bristol, banker-Dec. 19, W. French&Germ4s 0-46 0 Gallipeli .... 440 6 -41 0
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Jones, Cardiff, Glamorganshire, shipbeilder and timber men. COCOA, 14•-cwt. Trieste 39 0 -40 0
Tonnes..parai. . 3-3:55 -----__ -44-755 ;} ............ }}) ........
eiell:4/rvat,ette Proom, and Lucy, Wright, from-this port at Brow-
chant-Dec. 19, J. Raleiela T. S. Goole. and le . Holland, Man Trinidad.... 43 0- 44 0 Smits
Chester, merchants-Dec. 17, J. Carruthers, Blackburn, linen Grenada .. }2, A___ 36 0
lie 'lefty Yacht, Houttsell, sailed from Milford for Naples 22nd
v and woollen draper-Dec 17, W. Brown and T. Preston, jun., Brazil Malaga•• ••••• • 38 1° -39 0 . 16750 New Orleans - 7
e .. and Belies, Pendlehury, for J maicase3d Nov. Portugal &e .. 37 10 -31 10 .
',Mete, eitchrt from Buenos Ayres at London Manchester, cotton spinners-Dec. 17,-J. 'Ashbarry, Holm Lacy, CoFFXIr, V cwt. in bond. Levant ........37 0-39 •
Palgae. ton. ...31 31 0 -31 10 560 1
t Aries and Ceara - - - 1
63/4 -- 65 1 ........ }
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esrie-ity,. Fraser,' .irsom Stettin ; Liverpool, Mieldrit, and Het. 'Hereford, timber merchant. Jams. triage
} 25. 0- 50 0 280 Bahia and :erred() 5l -61 ....
k ~ %Ike from'Danzige Jane M•Kenzieeand Agenoria, Dun; CERTIFICATES ordinaey .. Fish,* '252 galls. • ''.•
t th• •Matanham
p, is port, at Stornaway To be granted, unless-cause be shown to the contrary on the good& fine o. 15 0- 70 0 pale 30 0 -31 0 260 I
ith,',.LAro ee!, Nov: 24 -The Elbe, Gesand, from Alexandria and day of meeting. middling .... 75 0- 95 0 coloured-24 0 -28 10 - 5
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le% Le. tor Liverpool, was towed in here by No. 6, Pilot-sloop,
.Dec 19, S. Elphic, Green Dragon, Bermondsey-street, Surrey, good mid. .. 98 0-115 0 Cod 27 10 -28 0 -
- - }
ts Y. with joss of .bowtixas. compasses; &c., and rigging lea- -victualler-Dec. 19, R. Wisite, High-street, Portsmouth, sur- ARC mid, &c. 120 0-148 0 L1N9,2 BD, If* Cwi 25 6-26 0 - -
seee. •goon-Dec. 18, R. 13. Clarke, Gower-street North, plumber and Dutch, triage ) Rape,pale do. 39 'Oe-40 0 Demerara, Surinam &c - - ••
•• ..
30 0- 40 0 710'Egyptian
tt!,%eee, Nov. 20.-The Mary Henney, el-Tenney, from Cron- glazier-Dec. 16, J. M. Pratt, Berners-street, Cxford-street, wine ordinary .. Turpen.* ere- 35 - 0 -36 0 I ! ** • •
. Barbadoes . - - - ....
It iee fur Belfast, drove on shore last night in La.. gin Bay, and merchant-Dec. 18, J. H. Limes, Richmond, Surrey, butcher- good &fine o. 45 0- 50 0 Ricu, es ew • •• • •
4% reared ,will sea 'wreck. Crew saved. Cargo expected to Dec. iB, J. Middleton, Aeeley. Essex, hay and straw salesman middling .... 56 0- 6. 0 Carolina, cress 40 0-0 • 1 'Peruvian
key e..
h -Dec. J. S. Williams. Clements-lane, Lombard-street, master good mid. in cond 35 0- 0 0 - -
65 0- 70 0 I I
mariner-Dec. 18, E. Barry, Bristol, victualler-Dec. 15, R. Sag- fine mid., &c.lLaguayra - -
eel/At:me:ars, Nov. 25.-The Irlam, from-Liverpool for Barba- Bengal, 4 rd. dnl7 o -18 0
N:h. in beating au- of the Straits yesterday, got aground Off. den, Bogthorne, Yorkshire, manufacturer. Mocha ...... 33 0- 65 0 mid to fine .. el 4 -21 • 40 Common West India._ ,;55 - - e .... e
....,
Iste'en. huecame Off on the flood without apparent damage, Ceylon - 75 0 African n one. 41 Carthagena 125 - -
I
eat back to Friars Roads FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. Java - 40 0 Run, le gallon, in bond. :Smyrna - I
,_ -- PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Havana Jamaica, - _ ._, j j
Eli. -VESSELS SPOKEN. J Bradshaw and 'G. Allen,• Liverpool, slaters-H. and J. H. good& fine.. 35 0- 40 0 12 to 16 o. p... 210- 3 3 B4o'Surat - -
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e..eesn, of .Glasgow, for since ore, sth Aug., off Bence Straits 3'6- 4 6 'Madras
. Walton, Worsley Mire, Lancashire, corn millers-C. W. Wisle y St. Domingo..
. 230,
0-0- 33
70 00
choice.stroiigenr
26 se(entis Young,,from Valparaiso for Cork, in lat. 34 18, long.Brazillarks.. -4 8- I I
and J . Spawforth, Carmarthen, printers-LE. James and T. Good-I "" •-•
'eCee-Etoma. Bibby, he-ece for Bombay, 17th October, in lat. win, Walsall, Staffordshire, bridle -cutters-W. Smith and T. Laguira 35 0- 93 0 SAFFLOWER, 4.1, Mt.
' long, 22 eVe 'Wits n. Liverpool. watch-case manufacturers-W. L. Summer- OYSWGODS, ea ton .e. a. se. s• Bengal, 37790 bales. "' • •• • •
.. • field, T. Fair, arid W. R. Roebuck, Le erpool, drysalters-T.good & finell 1 - 9 0
, Logwoed, Jam. 51 7 6 5 15
Hon. & Dom.b 15- 6 0 ord. & mid 30- 5 0 CO: TON MARKET, DEC. 1.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27.--. Wind W. Holcroft and J. Fisher, Manchester, silk manufacturers-G. L. We have had a dull, flat Cotton market to day The aales are
s eels,.
es„ 'eves -Swan, - teem Quebec-0c an, from Antwerp- Shaw and F. J. Reed. Friday-street, Cheepside, attorneys-J. Carapeachy 10 10- 12 0 Bombay - •
1 10 - 2 1 1 about 44orebales, all to the trade at prices below those of Friday
, milts,
Siena, from London-Ellen, Adams, from Terceira- -Kelly and J. Law, Woolstenholme, Lancashire, coal proprietors Fustie, Span... 50-7 0 SA DTPETHE, 49, cwl.s. d. a. d
1 'la. Rat tiff, from Ambriz -F. K. Parkinson and J. B. Hayton, Grey's-tun, London, actor- Tammco 6 10- 7 0 East India .2 6 -28 6lc
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eleys. PuerteCabello 6 0- 710 SoathAmericaela 9 -14 0 e
Direct. llndirect
)1.01,.1:,e Mercedita, Coreina, from London, -which struck on the DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND. Cuba lO 0- 11 0 SHELL LAC, V. CHI. in bond. LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
• N2l Bank yesterday, aud was abandoned by the crew, with W. and J. Dees. Newcastle-upon-Tyneebuilders. NICARAGUA WOOD, orange 45 0 -all 0 •
i itieeesepeiou of one man, (a Falmouth- pilot%) who refused to W. Weir, Carlisle, iron merchant Rio de la Hache liver and block 34 0 -40 0 Direct. I direct
-Australia . : :..
Oct. 23
3 sLti.mHael-e7a
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f Il' her, came off on the flood, was run on shore in Bootle H. Mainwaring, Manchester, draper. solid lO 0- 11 0 Sifills,
3 list'eand towed off this morning, is now in the Prince's Dock, J. Kitchen, Stockportecorn dealer. clean l2 10- 13 10 Nentria, * doe C 0 -12 0 eehia
eiesaving sustained much ii.jury Livingston and Britten Manchester, plumbers, small 9O-9 10 Chinehilli, do. 10 0 -25 0 `''''r
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se Part of cargo thrown 'overboard ; saited 7th Nov. INSOLVENT. Barwoote Ango.s 0- 5 5 SHUMAC, V CILd.
3 esL/e, M.L ster, I t Dublin, has put back Nov. 27, Charles Striven, Speen, Berkshire, farmer. Gaboon .... 3 15- 410 Sicily .5 o- s 6 .. Nov. 8
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ea, hence at Quebec KANKRUPTS. Camwood .... 6 10- II 0 Palermo -10 OC. G. Hope
e; '''Y 0 'More, M- Master, hence at Merseetes -George Atkins, Liverpool, brewer. Red San. Woodll 0- 14 0 Trieste 7- 8 0 "
Is"Y, Watson, hence at Bordeaux Lucy Long and Ann Bayley Smiths Charter-house-square, FLAX, 3v,ion. Verona b*- 6 6 Charleston ... Nov. 12 New York .. .. .. 15
e seee Van Eyck, Mimic, hence at Antwerp board ng-house keepers. Riga. P.T,R. .. Tyrolese - 9 6 China .... .... .. Sept 30 Pernambuco. .. - 1
lesb Paley, and Dotage .lemmas lelLaren Forrester, -Greshaneetreet, City, woollen P'barg, 9 head SUGAR, .7il. cwt. Demerara.. .. Oct. 15 Rio Janeiro.. ..
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hence at Oporto Havana .... , ,
1 Jellget, VVadee hence,at Scilly, with lo.ssof tit fattor. Archangel .... D.P. Muscovado
eee,p'ne, Jansen, from Nakiken for this, port at Portsmouth Andrew Palmer, Feltwell. Norfolk, druggist. Dutch &Fem. moist brown 47 6 -.4.6 6 Jamaica... • • •
t ' Niers Orr, Martin, from Buenos A) res_in the Downs, and Henry Robinson, Copthall-chambers, Cop[hall-court, share. GALLS, * cwt. drrbrown
~, La Guayrae .. .. 21 Vera Cruz .. .. .Oct. 24
stles 22d Nov. broker. Turkey, blue .. 55 0- 58 0 good & mid 5l 15 --46 0 en-eee- - -a,
t llte"0 Horton, Cummings, sailed from Fhanghae for London George Bond, Epsom. licensed victualler. mixed 48 0- 50 1 fine &V. tine 57 0 -t9 0 NORTHERN HOSPITAL, Nov. 29.
ti,l,,Ug.. and Alan, .B. idson, for this port Ist September Thomas Ellis, VS'isbech St, Peter's, Cambridgeshire, bootma- East India 53 0- 54 0 Mauritius, [WEEKLY REPORT.]
Alee:S. Vernon, sl ..)-froin Portsmouthat Monte Video • ker. GINGSII, 4*.CWt dabs and mo 43 0 -47 0 ASMITTED. DISHARGED.
a 1 siti and Emily, Dolling, hence at Sierra Leone Mark Cooke, Denton, Manchester, builder. Barbadoes ,- 4O 0- 45 0 brown & yel. 48 0-M 0 Accidents
.s tie 'new LEONE, 0 tuber 9.-The schooner Danamere, of Li- --Thomas Snaith and George Snaith, Bishop Auckland, Dur- Jamaica
i% ...,,,150 0-180 0 fine yellow .. 53 0 -58 6 Medical and Surgical cases I Relieved and at own request 6
it le - e 2 0 East India, Bengal upon recommendation.. 17 Attending as Out Patients 12
it ,Pterneer DIVIDENDS. Gee,* cwt. Khmer 37 0-,41 0 Irregular
See,ikt,j°l No
mber t3-The Spanish brig Aurora, from Liver- Dee. 22, C. Webb, Oxford, apothecary-Dec. 10, J. Ashbarry, Arabic, Turkey 00- 0 0 brown & yel. 43 0 -50 I Total..
a ‘t•er efavanuah, has put in here, with loss of bulwarks, aed Hoene Lacy. Herefordshire, farnser-Dec 33, W. R. Watts, Bath, East Indite. 2 10- 5 5 good and fines 7 0 -SS 0 Remaining in the Hospital, . 87.
e,er and one man washed oiserboard. chemist-Dec. 20, E. Barry. Bristol, victualler-Dec. 3,, W. Barbary .. • ... 00- 0 0 extra flee, .00 0 -63 ee Consulting Surgeon, William Gill, Esq.,
114erLAi.ee November 19 -An English schooner, with a Lowe. Bristol, ivory-turner-Jan. 9, W. Turner, Manchester. Senegal .. • •15- 0 0 Manilla, in bd. 22 •5 -26 0
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flag flying. supposed to have tmen.the Era, Hingston cabinet-maker-Dec. 23. J. Haigh, Hogley, Yorks-hire, clothier. Hemp,*Havana, do.
it Os ',nyrna tor Liverpool, got on shore about a league this CERTIFICATES P'burg, clean.-29 0- 0 0 brown 23 0 -26 I Treasurer, R. W. Bateeon,Esq.
a 'es ,e Tarifa, 17th instaat, but got off after throwing part of To be,granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the outshotOo 10- 0 0 yellow •. .... 27 0 -3) •6 -
a '5O overboard, and proceeded. day of meeting. Riga, Rhine .. 33 0- 0 0 white one... 32 0 -35 0 PACKET LIST.
______ - 0 0 good & fine.. 36 0 -48 -0
GENZRAL POST-OFFICE, Nov. 29.
?, l•tri-i Reynolds, Manchester, cabinet maker-Dec. 19,
.J. R. Reay, Archangel .... 0 0- 0 0 Brazil, in hosed.
a Alt,, eAY, NOVEMBER VS.-Wind S.S.E. to S.S,.W. fresh. Mark-lane, City, wine-merchant-Dec. 19, T. Sanderson Liver- Manilla 33 0- 34 0 browna X 1-.. i 7.3 eeseGeael in Z ..„,r ,I 0
19 I -Si-21 0 e ;,..., ,s, ~,, e.--- 0e - e5ee.,e,,,,-.- re/. -4 ese ' e e ....
el tie ireiven,-Snowden, from Dress River ; sailed August 18, pool, coal-merchant -Dec.l9, T. Forsyth, Durham, hotee'keeper. Bombay l4 0- 18 0 yellow •0 •0 -S •0 •l' Iv :'''-4-.„ (git')" a m-F,,g; Zft '' 5.9, ~i. g.. Fi LI ;7; Fg' 0..9
ft kt,4 ", Princes Sept. 1-Boavditch. Crowell, and Rose, Conk- SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Jute le e- :5 0 white ord. -.25 0 -27 eet =',.,,, 2 ;v. ,5 en e, s,- ,e• ,sos se 5; ra is i., '+ •e
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ei e\ta tur Orleans-Ocean, eVillent, Charleston-Oltio, Freeman William Trelss Nimmo, Glasgow, gas-manufacturer. HIDES, Ox and Cow,* tb good ana tine2s 0 -30 11 aas - ..., o• eoia-s, es se" 5 ._. •a 0 A ' 0... ,
3t a t4t,' York-Agnes Lophia, Nassau-Georgianna, :Bisset, Zante Simon Fraser, Foyer. B. Ayres and Monte Video. TA Leow, le mot. 12 c' ''2 to`-' rg.si wooc'so'2re es 0. el a
Seeeerine, eraser, Ma ta-Ko David, Saloss, Genoa-Maid, Williamieleikleharn, Glasgow, writer. inferior & mid. 05- 0 0 P'burgh, Y.C. 4.9 9 -43 0".„2..• 8 a . , . . C/EF.Y.e..4 C 2.: LI 2 r„rai,,,-, z .1.
r- `411;r5, Hamburg-Preussieher Adler, (steamer,) Stettin- James M'Kenzie, Irvine, incite eeper. good & prime 0 65- 074 Odessa 41 9 -42 0 eeeer, et:: "geom ssoieseCe o L•k
1- .Sei- Mill, Jersey. William eolinstone, Castle-hill, Mniravonside, farmer. Do. salted .... 0 35- 645 Archangel 5O-Ig ee B . m ~, 1 I ese 54,..„ 2 " ... ''',:z - a --r, o ,
of zit,L2il3.—Templar. Marshall,Ceylon-Henry Gardner, Kemp, ,e,...-__-_ - ----- N. Amer. salted 0 25-- 131 Buenos Ayres.. 3,6 1 -41 OE. 5...3 S. ,-.3 , f,,,,, alai ieer ai.H2 '.... Z -...
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e, e. d. s. d. 4. d. 1.. d. dry salted O4-41 43 Stockholm .... 15 4 -16 9ale,seees se as ...,. ete e_e c so
'd Liketalchword, Cole, Trieste-.Matia, H.ohorst, Swinemunde- Hay, old 244 ... 0 8 (e) 0 Ile Potatoes, v. goih. Rio, dry - a 0 Archangel .... 15 5 -16 0 Eli Fe '-' 0 `-' "ges= e li e g. el
ie Eittio'4, Abele and Sarah. Miller, Syria-Douglas, Smerdon, Clover I7 - 0 lea Kemps - 0 0 Valparaiso, dry 0 42- ..• 6 Carolina
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is Isi",.4;nte-nEmCPbeairrelesg, 'l'sastetlelr', t Grass: O- 5 0 Cups .. - 2 ,69 W. India, dry.. 0 45- • 6 TARTAR, 1. CHI.
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Stilraaawrti,eWy heat... 4 35- 045 Pink Eyes.... e 6 - 2 salted.. $S- 0 di Cream of Tartar6B 0 -65 •M2a.'s ;4 a a 'g. Fr.'
ir ilatenora Giffney, Mobile-Marehioness of Bute, Jo•blin,
es, , - - 140 Cattle - 1 • East India .... I 712-11 • , brown and ye 1.45 • -Si 0 !IT,
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if, e_kne esniople-Henriette Auguste, Budcle, Pillau-Autionetta - •0 se Turnips, 7,0, ton 16 II -19 0 Kips, B.A. dry. 0 7- 0 ei: TEA,* lb, in bond. '''; H
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S. Verona .Rio Janeiro-Cora, Keith, and Alert, Ord, Be. Carreto 33 4 -35 • Manure - 0 4 G.. e., n' s*•n) ; 1 Ig
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,i- Pt---s _ Urania, Meetin, St. Lucie-Calista, Manger, Honduras -
HAIR, i• lb. Fokein ---tvg 0 0 re ?-. 4 ...el, g 4 oe' - E's
Iti unlkeley, and Sphynx, Conoibeer, Beirout. PRICES OF TIMBER. AT LIVERPOOL. Short
• 13— 085 Congou, corn. 910-41 le 0 ; .-. 7.... .-4 • ••!_ rTE? F. 5. 11
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a
id "tab equirrell, from Youghall, for this port, is wrecked at Wo on, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid Duty. • long tails l- S 0 Twankay, corn. 14- 1 25 "4,,, F' ',1," . 0
o t, iii: W.,
1 ''' a
re tistl• Crew and greater part of cargo saved. Archangel 419 oel 0 0 combed - 2 6 mid. to good 14-2IEr el 2, g a , I g
re 4ni, '',oPe, at Princes island Ist Sept. Memel l6 10 -tg • itrutoo,*tb.iniond. Pekoe, Orange 1I- 3 0 ie) e•F ,1 r.••• r`i' si re
0
,t,b,".% Ceme,tine. Bonet, from Palermo for ditto at ditto -., 9
Gothenburg l6 10 - - 17 0 Bengal. Camper,
toti
be m'
Townsend, from Palermo for ditto at ditto Wyburg l7 •0 -17 10 pun & violet I - I • com. to good none LI 0 ,43 e 3 7.3 CD f)
r- 11; ....rholupson, Ilallse Energy. Crawford; Colony, Jamie- Petersburg 17 0- le I
e 0 ysil IBs. OCTA ...se
blue & violet 00- 0 0 Hyson Skin.... 10- 1 1 5 ic . ~. °
to Oovictori a, Evans; Chase, M'Kenzie; Lancashire Lass, ge i 2
blue - 0 0 mid. to fine 14- I le ece es Fe •
tO 1,,,,k ~k. Woodside, Christie, hence at Lisbon. PLANKS, per foot of 2 iuchos t.h.icok.
35_... V
Danzig, Deck - 6 6 Souchong, corn. 10- 1 5 ie ' r :
1. qi.:"o, Ross, and Bonn Succeso, sailed from Lisbon for this British American pine - •21 load. ord. & mid. 4s- 5 0 good to fine 16- 3 ii .d 4 ..`e
144,th Nov. % ..e
violet & cop. } • 3_ 4 I Pekoe, flowery 2 II - s 0
se 'tii,,Y,,?,'lary, Scott, from Mauritius at Cove i 5 :
47 to - 0 6 ..t206 mixed .. Hysou, corn... 2 3 - 2 4
.° 4,
Or "Di se/a S th riand from Belize off ditto
e, ,u e , . LADeanraW
Danzig,
4,fpeeetr fathom.
British American 4 10 - 5 0 Is. sop. g. & fine. 3 6- 4 • fine 2 6 - 4 0 m
is eitee ele Kohler, for Africa, has put back
le ' 'MAHOGANY, per foot of i inch thick. ord. & mid. 26- s 6 Young Hyson 16- 4 5 : •
no e 1 tesotern, Nov. 0.-The Victoria, Caithness,. from Liver- • g'
Honduras - 0 a con. quality 22- 4 3 Imperial - 3 3 : •
or /like She River Plate, which put in here 20th instant, leaky, Oude I4- 3 6 Gunpowder, Z % Z • ii.
Z
f "arging to repair. Cuba ............. . ........ 0$- 1 0 Free. Z % 0 Z e•
Madras - 4 0 good and fine 2 4- 5 0 0 o
0' _____------- St. Domingo ................ 19- 1 6 e o ?i §,
Guatheala, le lb. TOBACCO, 1). lb. in bend. :4 a
IyOAK PLANES. ................. • •••••• • •?' 1
AZ A 2 A*
ebt4 SATURDAY, 29th Novemasa.-Wind W., fresh. TEAKWOOD, per cubic feet .... s•- 2 6 lOsper Id. Floras - 0 4 ii Go -4 ss Z, o o es
it- Sobres 3 11-- 4 0 Stemmed 0 45- 055 es ,
✓ RZ. i','„RD.—Massachusetts, Priebe. d, fom Virginia-Water- SeAves, per 1200. Z Z z
ie. leseriee'n Valparaiso-Amazon, Batcheldor. and Jane Ross, Danzig, C. Pipe - 3 0 Kentucky .... 0 13- 0 4 p.; -. : /74 PA Ft°'
!So Stnei: e. New Orle-•ns-Waterloo. Allen, New York-Burrell, Ilhd, 4O 8-50 e I Carr es
Flo. 39- 4 6 Maryland .... 0•- 11 0 m lig er
Sobres 3- 4 0 TURMERIC, ep cat, in bond. rTi i'd j3,' K % K
~,,kii.,Restigouche Baron of Bramber, Flinn, Montreal- Quebec, red. to 1 I in. thick, 1 ~• •- e 5 • )1• Free.Z
ISt One. Price, Quebec-Clarissa Andrews, Calby, Charleston and 53 feet long - 3 9 Bengal 11 0 -15 • iTi' '.- 'l' EL
ro - .. r-
li ri 4 LAC DYE, qp• lb. TURPENTINE, IS cwt. 4 • a
as QIN ntent, from Valparaiso-Southampton, Kelly,
.Boston Do. Puncheon l3 I-17 0 J a a es
D.T. and prime 1 6- 2 2 American .. -le 0 -10 6 e el
se `A. 0°l, Jamieson, St. John, N.8.-Jane, M'Kenzie, from TIMBBR, per cubic foot. se de s. d. 5 g• g .
✓s
omit 2 2 3 • mid. to good 0 6- 1 6 VA LOWIA, IS, tOll.Je s at S it
--• /11443'1e , - Pine. British Miner. common ••-- 0 • 8.P.15. ord. & infer. 02- 5 5 Smyrna, pickedl4 I -16 0 4e•
MADDER ROOTS 4. !Wt. If orea lO • -13 0 .-e'D
ktibel.e/I/Teen, from Rio de la Hache, at Liverpool;
.sailed red 1 le . a
" Oetaber. Left the Andromeda loading for Liver- yellow - ISi . , Smsrna. ..... .. 65 8- 75 0 WAX, Bass' * crt. in bond.
4% 4t
Danzig , II- 2 1 I Tripoli & Syria Ie - 0 African - 7 8 'et re tl ti t 1 T ea
1,11:1_41 AndPrenn Memel Pr h
lis- • 1 ,sep ad li ld. I - -ene so o- o I East India .... 60- 1 5 1 el 111
-_ hence at Vera Crux% Ps a P I
.
..._ ___, .„- • A . , *SS ei••,,,. • • . 40 0 --42 •$ ' Nap1e5.,,,,.,, - e
I in m ...... , • VI

70
fite_Anderson --, hence at Vera Cruz
rscP, Yersich 'hence at Rio Janeiro

WOOD, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid
Archangel .el9 0 •
Memel l6 10 1g •
Gothenburg l6 10 17 •
Wyburg l7 • 17 10
Petersburg 17 0 19 •
PLANES, per foot of 2 iuche thick.
Danzig, Deck
British American Pine
LATHY/OOP, per fathom.
Danzig, 4 feet JC 7 10
British American 4 10
MAHOGANY, per foot of 1 inch thick.
Honduras
Cuba .
St. Domingo
OA: PLANKS
TEAKWOOD, per cubic feet
STAvits, per 1200.
Danzig, C. Pipe 9O • —lll •
Hhd. 4O • SO I
Quebec, red. to 11 in. thick, 35 • 65 I
and 5i feet long
Do. Puncheon l3 • 17 0
TIHBBR, per cubic foot. s. (1. ~ of.
2 I
Pins, British Amer . ccurimon -- • 0
red... 1 s 1 is
yellow 1 3 1 Si
1 10 2 1
1— 2 1
1 11 2

Memel.. ,
Aiga;ree.

1.34 p at Id