The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-10-06 00:00:00

THURSDAY.

The Town Plate was won by Col. Synge's Mount Cal-
lan, beating Humdrum and Radulpbus. Won by half A
length.
Match, 100 sous., was won by Mr. Mostyn's Vice Con-
sul, beating Black Cat by a neck.
Match, 200 soya., 50 feet, was won by the Duke of
Bedford's Paragon, beating Missed Stays.
' The Rutland Stake was won by Mr. Moystyn's, beat-
ing Docrine, 1. by Hctman Platoff, and Palma. Won
easy by a length.
A sweepstake of 5 sovs. each was won by Mr. Ford's
The Attorney, beating Caen, Deer Chase, and Marble
Maid. Won easy.
The Queen's Plate was won by Mr. Moore's Wolf
Dog, beating Bravissimo, Little Vulgar Boy, and Ohio•
Won by a length.

It is a " singular coincidence" that Holmes has ridden
the third horse for four great races this year, viz. :—Bro-
cardo for the Derby and St. Leger, and Conspiracy for,
the Oaks and Great Yorkshire.
THE ST. LEGER.—The value of these stakes, won lir
Mr. Scott's Sir Tatton Sykes, is £3,475. It is calcu-
ated the owner won a further sum of £4,000 in bets.

STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY.

ON TUTS IST OCTOBER.

al Service Magazine.)
ned, the last-named is that at
Regiment is stationed.]

(From Colburn's Unite
(Where two places are mentio:
which the Depot of the
Ist Life Guards--Windsor. 40th—Canterbury.
2nd Ditto—Kegent's Park. 41st—Mullingar.
Royal H.Guards—Hyde Park 42d—Malta ; Isle of Wight.'".
Ist Dragn Gds.—Birmingham. Reserve batt., Malta
2d—Dublin. 43d—Dover.
3d—Piershill. 44th—Belfast.
4th—Nottingham. 45th—Cape of Good Hope, I.W
sth—York. Reserve batt.. MArideo
6th—Norwich. 46th—Canada; Chatham.
7th—C. D. Hope, Maidstone. 47th—Dublin.
Ist Dragoons—Balliucollig. 48th—Jamaica; Dublin.
2d—Dublin 49th—Galway.
3d—Bengal; Maidstone 50th—Bengal; Chatham.
4th—Dublin. *slst—Van D. Land ;§ChathaSi'
.sth—Longford. 52d—Quebec; Brecon.
7th Ilussars—Dublin. 53d—Bengal ; Chatham.
Bth—Cahir. 54th—Gibraltar; Kinsale.
9th Lanccrs--Bengal ; Maidst. 55th—Cork.:
10th Hussars—Bombay. 56th—Bury, (Lancashire.)
11th Hussars—Coventry. 57th—Chatham.1
12th Lancers— Hounslow. 58th—N.S.Wales; Chathara•
13th Lt. D'goons—Newhridge. 59th—Limerick.
;4th--Bombay; Maidstone. 6oth(ist batt.)A-Bombay ; cha!•
15th HtAsars—Madras; M'ston (2d batt.)—Canada ; Chatham'
16th Lancers—Bengal,*Maidst 61st—Bengal ; Chatham.
17th Laucers—Dundalk. 62d—Bengal ; Chatham.
Grenadier Guards, (Ist batt.) 63d—Madras ; Chatham.
Winchester. 64th—Dub' in.
(2d batt.)-st. John's Wood 65th—N.S.Wales ; 0131h:i.e.
(3d batt.)—Tower. 66th—Gibraltar ; Ten Vie
Coldstream Guards, (Ist batt.) 67th- Cork.
St. George's Bar 68th— Dublin.
(2d batt.)—Portman- st. Bair 69th—Nlaneliester.
Scotch FusileerGrds—(lst bad) 70th—Templemore Right.
%Vebington Barr. 71st-13arbadocs ; I. Of
(2d batt)—Windsor. Reserve batt., canada•
Ist Foot (ist batt.)—Trinidad ; 72d—Cilbrahar ; Nenngh.
Newbri ge. 73d—Monte Video—Buttevant
(2d batt.)—Edinburgh. 74th—Aberdeen.
I 2d Foot—Gosport. 75th—Athlone.
3d—Portsmouth. 76th—Fort George, N.B.
4th—Madras; Chatham. 77th—Halifax; Fermoy.
6th—Devonport. 78th—Bombay; Chatham.
6th—Cape Good Hope. 79th—Gibraltar ; Castlebar.
7th—St. Vincent ; Newry. 80th-:-Bengal; Chatham
Bth--Bombay, Chatham. 81st—Canada ; Jersey. .
9th—Bengal; Chatham. 82d—Canada; Spike Island
10th—Bengal ; Chatham. 83d—Dublin.
11th—N. S. Wales, Chatham. 8 !di—Madras ; Chatham.
,e
12th—Mauritius; Isle Wight. 85th—Buttevant
Reserve batt., Mauritius 86th—Bombay; Chatham-
13th—Portsmouth. 87th—Newport. S. W. .
14th—Halifax, N.S; Plymouth. 88th—Malta; BallinasleC.
15th—Ceylon ; Waterford. 89th—Halifax, N.S. ; Hull. ter, .
16th—Gibraltar; Birr. 90th—CapeG, odH ope ;Che.94.
17th—Bombay; Chatham. gist—Cape ofGood Hope; I.°Jie.
18th—China ;t Chatham. Reserve batt., C. G.o°r-
Igth—Barbadoes ; Boyle. 92d—Enniskillen.
20th—Bermuda ; Isle of Wight g3d—Canada ; Naas.
Reserve batt., Bermuda 94th—Aden ; Chatham
21st—Madras; Chatham. - 95th—Ceylon; Tralee.l
22d—Bombay; Chatham. 96th—N.S.Wales ; Chathatri•
23d—A1ltigua ; Isle of Wight. 97th—Corfu ; Isle of WighS' pi
Reserve batt., Canada Reserve batt., Cephalon
24th—Bengal ; Chatham. 98th—China ; Chatham.
_...,,
25th—Madras; Chatham. 99th—N. S. Wales; ChatlSt.,
26th—Dublin. Rifle B (lstb.)—Corfn ~**S__,lN4/.
27th—Cape G, Hope ; Guernsey (2d batt.)—Halifax.N.S.,llo.
28th—Bombay; Chatham. Reserve batt., HalifaX,c
29th—Bengal; Chatham. ist W. I. Regt.—Jamaica, a •'
30th—Newcastle-on -Tyne. 2nd—Nassau. At
31st—Bengal ;* Chatham. Id—Demerara, Sierrakonts
32d—Bengal ; Chatham. Ceylon Rifles—Ceylon.
33d—N. Brunswick ; Mullingar Cape Mounted Riflemen—'
34th—Corfu ; Clonmel of Good Hope. opt.
35111—Mauritius ; Charles Fort. R. Canada Rifle Reg —Cat
36th— We edon. Royal Newfoundland Vetootl
37th—Chatham t Companies—Newfout,os,
38th—Jamaica; Londonderry. Royal Malta Fencibles. rip
39th—Bengal; Chatham. St. Helena Regt.—St. Ile'
*Ordered home. tOrdered to India.
~.0.
tUnder orders for New South Wales. itinder orders for Be'm
I Part on passage home. 111 Ordered to Hong !COOP
** Under orders for Cape Good Hope.

&!)ipping

TUESDAY EVENING, SerrEsinsft 29 —Wind N., moderate.
ARRIVED —Ocean Queen, from Queifec—William Selly, from
Prince Edward's Is,and—Boscoppa. Mann, from Seville—lre-
land. Morton, frorhArcßaneel.
SAlLED.—Esther -Ann, Hunter, for Pernambuco—Rocking-
ham, for Boston; and John Broniver, for Apalachicola.

The Telegraph reports that a steamer. on Sunday night, ran
ashore on Great Burbo Bank in No. per chart 31. Her name is
at present unknown.
Letitia, Thorpe, sailed from Batavia for Cork on the 21st of
July.
• Anne -Armstrong, from Portsmouth for Bombay at the Cape
of Good• Hope.
John Woo fall. from Launceston at London.
Fiocers of 'Ude. from Calcutta at ditto.
Agenoria, Jones, hence at Rio de .I:weir°.
P. Dean, Dean, hence at Para. alter being on shore.
Dykes, Bell, hence at Newfoundland.
Majestic, Wright, from Palras at Zante, and sailed for this
port on the sth irrstant.

Otter, C,,x, tronTiLte at Cephalonia, and sailed for this port
OD the 3d instant.

Uzelia. Seer. from Zante, at ditto, and sailed for this port on
the 8,11 instant.
Aurora. Dee. sailed from ditto, for this port on the 2d instant.
C .imera, ante, hence at Corfu.
Pigeon, Hiscnck, hence at ditto.
Ariel, 6.rifiLhs, sailed from Palermo, for this port on the MTh
instant.

Emulons. Baldwin. hence at Naples.
Little Pet, Tregarthen, hence in:ditto.
Zealous, Chawpion, sailed fromAitto for this port on the 10th
Sylph, Stepney, sailed from Cadiz for this port on the 7th
•Instant.
Robert Preston sailed from ditto for this port on the gth inst an.
Wasp hence at Lisbon.
Ann Paley. Lister, hence at'Oporto.
-Vuorge Marie, Zoetliff, hence at Antwerp.
Auguste. li irkhove, hence at Te. ne ,se.
'Laura Denis. Craig. from Malta at Cove. •
Agnes. White. from Anc.n.a at ditto.
'Elizabeth, Hindlebury, from Saint John's, New Brurswick, at
*ditto.
Active, Ilut.Thinson, from Wo Grande off ditto.
nthea, Burley, from North America off ditto.
Flora, hence for Malaga at Holyhead.
CoNsrANriivorce. Sitrritainsa 9.—The Coorl Intent, Pen.
'zington. trom Liverpool. got ~grontitl. near Setil'iliahar, at the
entrance of the !incline lea. hilt*, came off after discharging
Part of the cargo, and was set off Seetil Bahir on the sth instant,
detained by coot' au-winds
‘VESSELS'SPOICEN.
Enterprise, hence for Cwt. rn Ii 13th AngeSt, in int 2 north,
long 18 w st--Amwell, tr, m Bordeaux for Calcutta. 27th
July. in lat 13 snot . long 24 we,t —Superb, Ritson. hence for
the Cape of Good I-16pe, Ist August, in lat 14 north, long 27
'west ny the Hero. at t rookhaven--Harrison. Chilton, 24th
August. in lat 16, long fi7, by the Adam Lodge—Rival.
Inch oner.) 6th instant, off Sidi ia—Arve. 11th instant, off
Cape Pal ,s— majestic from Necvca,tle for •Gir4enti, lath in.
stant, off Cape de, Gatt—Dandy, from Malaga for Glasgow;
Lady of the Lake. all Ycoinan, lath instant, otf Gi-
bralter— wave r'om Newf .11ndiail for Messina 6th instant, intat 36, long 7 went, by tie Cynosure.

wEnN EA DAV, SEPTEMBER 30 —Wind:W.N.W., moderate.
A aaryzn Georee. Moore, from ,Demerara—Aurora,
Llandila, from Havanna—Britannia, from Pictou—Georg ana,
Turcan. and Partenofeas. Maresca, from P deimo—Olinda,
Thomps-ni, from Purwastr—Arab, Gardner, from Riga—John
V. Elizabeth. trom Rotterdam—John Walker, To,tin, and
Cynt ea Ann, Woollen, Er m St John's—Eagle, Flannell, from
Arehart eel—Manchester, Chester, from Trieste—Countess of
Zetland, Elder, from St. Petersbu, g.
SAT Len.—Ccnsori, Smith tor Pernambaco—King William, for
Sierratenne-LFidei, Crathorne, for I eghorn—Minerva, Allan,
for Lienbau—Barkhill, Kemp, and Iceni, M'Lellan, for New-
foundland.

'Dreadnought (steam-tug), from Dam-limn.' Bay, at this port,
With cargo trom the steam-siiip Great Britain.
The Etirot.s, for Boston, has put back, leaky.
B itannia (-). Hewitt, from Boston, sailed 16th, and from
Halifax '6'th Sept. Ott the 2 ill. between lat 44 r 6 and 44 36,
and lon 57.'35 and 56 26. passed five vessels lying to ; a br:g with
loss of topsail yards; a barque with loss of toretopsail and main
toPeallantmast; a barque with loss of topmast heads, and a
brig with loss of all sails, except foresail and fore and aft main-
sails. Same day. saw a brig with only lower masts and fore-
yard standing. •On t e 23rd, in lat:-48. lon 41, fell in with the
H. M. Sionott, Connor, from Tralee to Quebec, dismasted and
on her beam ends, and with nine feet water in her hold ; the
Lord Glenelg, Martin, from Liverphol to Richihucto, was lying
by her and took off the master, seven men, and 2'o passengers—
the master was afterwards taken on board the Britannia, the
remainder 'of the crew and Sir. P. Sinnott were taken off in the
Morning by a French brig from Marseilles. On the 25th, in lot
49, lon 31, passed a vessel under jury fore and foretopmasts,
and with loss of m• intopmast.

THURSDAY, OcrosErt I.—Wind W.N.W.
ARRIVED.— Lena. Nagle. Sincapore—Janet, Paul, Valparaiso
--Storm Ki g, Robinson, Laguna—Ada, Chambers, Maranbam.
R.cliance, Hill. Laguayra—Bosphorus, Constantino-
T,masach.Trieste—Argus, Wranug, Iceland—Phce-
tiX. Niels ii, Aa sund—Phillyra, Lovering. Naples—Emma,
Kemp. Messina—Phoenix, Kuiper, 41ntwerp—Especu
actor, Ro-
eba, St. Übes—Rappahannock, New York—Birkby. Nic les,
Sierra eone—Barlow, Foody. St. .1( hies—a rQair, Cumming,
Newfoundland—M. A. Fleming, Fitzgerald—Commerce, Engel,
Memel—Caroline Parker, Li,bou—,-Flora, De Putron. ilavanuah
Neptune, Charleston—Ostelius. Bagnelt, Mobile—William and.
Charles Hamburg—Monarch, Hartnoll, Alicante—James Hen-
derson, Villa Nova—Victoria, Le Gresley, Vera Cruz.

Nautilus. Hawken, hence at Marseilles.
Ida Margaretha. Lerwiir. hence at Christiansand.
Boykett, tiewson, sailed from 13. rdeaux for this port on the
25th September.
John, Politz. hence at Riga.
Pliiinme e. Christie, and Belle Alliance, Gankema, hence at
at the-Scheldt.
Expres4. walker, hence for London. at Portsmouth, leaky.
Hope, Quick, for Marseilles at Milford.
Prompt, Irvine, from Esquemin River in the Downs.
Stranger. from Demerara off Hob head.
Cambria, (steamen) hence for Boston, was spoken on the 17th
Sept., in lat. 43, long. 67.

BIDEFOP.D September 28.—The John Whitfield. from Liver-
pool to Quebec, put in here to-day very leaky. and with chains
around her to keep her afloat, having.expea ienced a very heavy
westerly gale, and been struck by a sea off the banks of .\ ew-
found !Amt.

FRIDAY. Ocrronna 2.—Wind S.S R.
ARRIVED. —Peiv.ope, NI-Intyre. Sierra Leone—Vibilia, Rio
Grande—Lancaster, Wright., Laguna—Sylph, Stepney, Cadiz—
Jessie Ame ia, Archangel—Jessie M'Clen, Rankin, Windau.
SA I LED.— Frederick Wiliam 111, Behrendt, Danzic—Try.
Howes. Dordt—Charlotte. Carter, Macritius—New York, Crop-
per, New York—Commerce, De Grave, Ostend—Jane, Carwi-
then, Naples—Essex, Welch, Boston—Sir Robert Peel, Daniel,
St. John, N.B.—Mary, Brown, Trinidad—Hudson, Mickleburg.
Sincapore—Henriette, Dambovlch, Trieste.

Tatriek Henry, Delano, from New "York at this port; sailed
and from the midnight of that day to the noon of the
llth September, had a heavy gale from -E.N.E. On the tOth
Sept. passed the wr ck of a vessel dismasted and water-logged.
•On 11th Sept., in lat. 37, long. 72 saw a brig totally disn asted,-
viitt, spars alongside. On 19th Sept., in lat. 44, long. iso expe-
Zetleed.Aviolent gale from S.S.W. to W.; lost fore and main
stePsa"' foresail, staysails, spenser, and maintopgallant mast,
auT bulwarks, &c. On the 22d Sept., in lat 46, long. 41,
siukrt 101 the ship Pomona, of and front-St. John, N. 8., in a
othernsghcadndition. and took off part 'nineteen) of the crew ; the
Yarmouth, been previously taken off by the Nova Scotia, of
atwhich was lying by-her. The Nova Scotia had
of the igthn‘-rnasts, jibbo ,rn. sails, and deck load, in the gale
or barque. On
the 24th Sept.. in 1at..47, long 37, passed
S(pt in fat.
under jnrymast. steering tast. On the 2, th
" n
O. Mainmast oug. 23, passed a brig, steering east, with loss
lerins
e] S
,A --ox. hence at Rio Janeiro. •
_ antpyvee, Weldon, al from Valparaiso at Sioaneiro, with
Isa
'ss of bulwarks. &c.
be,la, Robb, hence at Bahia.
Jamaica, Selkirk, sailed front Bahia for this port on the 12th
Allgust,
Aurant Kearney, sailed from Havana for Laguna-on the 21st
ust.
Mary Harrington, M'Fie, hence at St. John, N.B.
Argo, Mitchell; Rankin, M'Bride, and Princess ,Royal, Da.
'Shia, hence at Dalhousie.
Brazilian,.Pinkham ; Andes,- Pattickson, and Cremore, Salt,'
'hence at Newfoundland.
Saro, Coffeiro ; Jane and Esther, Whalley, and •Sansome,
,Itteno, hence at Genoa.
Mercarius, Cle,dyck ; Hoop Vernachting, De Boer ; Eliza.
rt, h and Jane, ,Tbomas ; George. Durant; Mafia, Smith ; Al-
Cn..Stanford ; Highlander, Sellis; and Jem Crow, Gibson,
',113e at fielvoet:
At"elle Alliance, Gaukeman, and Philomene, Christen, hence
Antwerp.
Aue aste. hence at Ghent.
Zilian, from St. Domingo off Cove.
t-n?. Jon sz, N. 8., Sept. 12.--The barque Susan has lust anchored
_R Amic at, Sept. 12.—The Mary Ann, Peters, 'idl'Alpbine, in
,
14' over the Horse Shoe took the ground, and isdischargieg
eleck.lcutd, but has not received any damage.

A SATURDAY, 3d OCTOBBR.—Wind N.N.W., moderate.
80,ate
41,avisn.City of Rochester, —, from Megagnadavic, and
D...
Leghorn.
Al44lLED.—Sobraon, Nichol, for Shanghae—lsabella, Browne,
tipelabdria. E.—J. Broas. Lockhart, Porto Rico—Albert
DiinrY, llet, Valparaiso—Fredonia. Lunt, Roston—Jessie,
h vet, Apalachteola—Glen He en, Nl'Leary, New 0r1ean5,,.,14
,,.,14 Alfred. KWH, Denia—Lady Bassett, Carpenter, Gibraltar,
ud Ada, Heppenstall, Leghorn.

Queen of Tyne, Scott, hence !or St. Petersburg at Pentland
.riin.
spruce. Clark. hence for Riga. at Pentland Frith.
Water Witch, Huguet. hence at St. Petersburg.
Hope. Bailey. hence at Hamburg.
Rron. Princess Josephine, -, hence at Cuxhaven.
George, Durant, hence at Texel.
Thetis, --, and Freeland, M'Kenzie, hence at Pentland
Frith.
Leon, Veneto, Garaguin, sailed from Venice for this port on
the 17th September.
Gzascuw, Ist Oct.—The James Paton, arrived in the Clyde,
frcru Patagonia; sailed thence 44h July, and reports that the
2alat bad been taken possession of by the Spaniards, as far as
ra,chman's Cape; that they had cennon mounted at all the
~.,°a•Y c_ling Places, and would not allow guano to be taken off, nor
—" I,erSOU to land. The Hope was to sail in about three weeks.

SUNDAY, 4th Ocroasn.—Wind S.S.E.. fresh.
tAftnivEn..—Catharine, Prowse, from Puerto Cabello—Robert
reston, Williamson, from Cadiz - Elizabeth and Ann, Odessa—
tent, Willies
,s from Havre.
AtArtan...... John. campbell, Luckett, Madeira—Swiftsure, Witt,
t;irLens-fl/41 array, Hughes, Alexandria, E.—Elizabeth; Weatherly,
Ri°Town—William Hutt, Craig, Belize—Perzagno,
be Janeiro_ etro—
Jan •
Hazard. Pallot, Pernambuco—Parthenon, Wood.
CY, New orleans—Leila,
Iler pith Higgin, Baltimore—Champlain,
Caw New adelphia—Aurelius, Killey, and American, lamsen,
fork—Sabbatis, Stevens, and Cronstadt, ilasch, Boston_—
tref4na. (steamer,) Lott, Halifax—Vier Gebroeder, Uffen, for
tenion, HOstend—Smnel Press, Rotterdam—
elitist, Berg, Pillau,)and Concorpia, Eddes, Dordt.
Maid
knl,-• Of Bure, Wniner ; 'Scotia, Burnett; Ada, Constance;
Thomas, and Good Intent, Pennington, hence at Con-
wortople.
Pettoek, and Hebe, Warren; hence at Belrout.
jurlbena. Rogers, sailed from Smyrna for this port 16th Sept.
lei_ Howard Douglas, Ogilvy, sailed from Bombay for this port
"I,n August.
44obert Benn, Ritchie, sailed from Bombay for London on 9th,
A... William Parker, Stratton, sailed from Bombay for Calcutta 9th
',Rust.
i'Mb° and Maelu_buke of Writius tomb?Jarman, sailed from Bombay for Co. August.
pbhoAugust livar, Smith, sailed from Bombay for Madras and Colombo,
o.
Thomas Fielden,
, ----, sailed from San or for ---- on 9th
gugust.
John Bibby,----, sailed from Kedgeree for
---. Prompt, Irving, from Esqnemin River at London.
Cove. 2d October.—The Metoka, M•Larett. from Liverpool
for New York, has put in here with loss of biwsprit, foretop.
lot6t. foremast bead, cutwater, having been struck by a
21st September, in lit 47, long. Is. • The Swan, Robe•tson,
bl*Onl cork for. Montreal. has also put iti here with lots of boats,
,otwarks,
pr
stanchions, foremast head and bowsit. bows
ve and stern started, having been struck by a heavywith sea 20th
Pt, it hit 49, long. 26.

MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT. 29.

We hare to report since Tuesday last, rather better similies
Generally. coastwise and from Ireland, than of late: and from
abroad, a fair import of Wheat. a m, derat,e quantity of Corn,
and ab 3,,,000 barrels of States and Canadian Flour, as speci-
fied below.

After the close cf Friday's market, several thousand barrels
of Flour changed hands, and since then to t: ,e present date. fur.
Cher considerable sales of that article have been made daily at
improving rates, with a g od demand for Wheat on higher
terms, and a firm trade for other kinds of Grain.

The acive proceedings in most of the leading markets of the
kingdom last week, and the continued rise in London, have
given a further impiese to the trade at our Corn Exchange to-
day ; and in Wheat, the general runs of old, chiefly duty paid
Foreign, the sales to both town and country millers were ex-
tensive, at 4(1 to 6d over the rate, of this day sen night ; whilst
Irish and farmers new Wheat were fully 6d dearer, and a parcel
of tr(Ty superior Nerfolk realised gs 2d per lb; several cargoes
of Foreign in bond and aloat have also been taken, on terms
within the range of our quotations —lrish Flour, upon an im-
proved demand, acquired 2s and 3s per sack over last Tuesday's
rates; States and Canadian readi.y commanding 34s 6d and
35s 6d free, and the former in lona 325 and 33s per barrel, at
which the operations were very extosive.
New Ma tang Barley, of which a few parcels have arrived.
brought 44s per qr, and grinding samples late prices.—Beans
remained steady in value —Pease 2s per qr dearer.—lndian
Corn in limited request at the foregoing decline of-Friday.
Oats, meeting a dull sale, must be noted id to 2d per 451 b
cheaper ; and Oatmeal was in slow request at former prices.

CORN EXCHANGE, °cp. 2.
The Wheat everages are now coming high. and there is every
probability of the lowest duty being again realised within a few
weeks.—To-day, the 'dory on Wheat is reduced to 59; on Bar-
ley, Rye, Be ,ns, and Pease to 2s per qr respectively, and on
Flour at 45:92d per bagel.
We haVe had a few smr-11 arrivals only of Wheat. Oats, and
Flour from Ireland, and scarcely any Grain coastwise since
Monday last; the fresh supplies tr m abroad also, are very in-
considerable, as will be seen on reference to our import note
below.

During the two preceding days, we experienced an active
trade in Foreign free Wheat on the full 'terms last noted, some
large parcels having been taken for holding over; and Western
brands of Flour in bond, being offered at 225. several thousand
barrels changed hands ; the be-t qualities duty paid, com-
manding :35s per barrel ; all other articles remaining unvaried.
At our market this morning, although the millers bought spa.
furth. r sales of Wheat were repeated rather extensively
,for investment, and in p rtial cases the turn dearer ; widlst
English and Irish new were dull, and slightly depressed in
value.—lrish Flour, being scarce, would br ng rather hi:her
prices,—Siates and Canadian free, upon a fair demand, main-
tained. 355; and the former under bond, made 31s &tat 32s per
barrel.
Brie; , Malt, Beans, and Pease, continued t..) rule in all z!e •
spects as stated in our report of Tuesday.—Oats, meeting very
little notice. were again rather cheaper; and Oatmea,, upon a
very imited itimiTy, merely sustained our last quotations.
Indian Coin, attracting somewhat more attention, rather ex-
ceeded late prices.

Wheat, 791 b
English red, new
Ditto, white
Irish red
Ditto, white
nye, English, y qr..
parley, English
Scotch & Irish,v6o/b
Malt, English, aq qr
pale
Irish
Oats, V. 416.
E'lish & Scotch, new
Welsh . .
Irish. fine qualities..
general do
Beans, English, v• qr
Scotch& Irish,ll4Bols
'Pease, English, white
Do. & Irish.... maple
Flour, .f 280th
English & Irish, 2nds'l
Ditto, superfine'
Oatmeal, 45 of 246/b
Irish, 1816.
Canadian
Bran, 241 b.

S. d. s. r
86 9 2
9 0 9 6
8 0 8 7
8 -.3-8 9

(old ....

s. d. s. d.
BG@ 9 0
9 0 9 8
7 10 8 4
8 0 8 6

faro, .... j
slitiOtbj
kold ....

42 0 -44 0

none.
4 6 5 0

iold ....
do. ....

103 0 -67 .0
0 '0 - 0 -0

;old ....

4 2 - .4 1
4 1.1 - 4 5
4 3 -4 5
4 0 - 4 2
s'l .0 -'52 0
47 0 -49 0

40- 4 2
3 13 - 4 0

55 0 -60 0

blue....
grey ..

146 '43 -48 0

48 0 -50 0

29 0 -40 0

fine....

138 .0 -42 0
,4g 0 -b2 0

Mold .... ~;
1d0..... f,

136 0 -38 0
'36 0 -38 0
1 - 1 3

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. OCT. 2.
In the early p,.rt of the week the good demand experienced
during the last fortnight continued, and a slight advance was
btained on previong rates. bet since the arrival of the Ame-
rican packet it has materially fallen off, and prices reced d to
those of Friday last, at whichthe market closed Steadily. 1200
to-day, of which I; 0 sold.
s American, 1800 Egyptian, and
ehreaveofttearkeedn by
lg auction 0 tion t,
13,a, urat, and Exporters 1770 American, 230 Egyptian, and
Speculators have
180 Para.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
From the 25th Sept. to the 2d ct., inclusive.

Prices paid IBIr o R 7r 8
SAL-ES OF THE WEEP. 'in the week. This Wk. thisyear
--
3201 Sea Island..
3o'lStained
8 69 Bowed Georgia
~
...1 f Mobile
""11 Alabama and Tennes 4i 41 ,6776 615978
25940 New Orleans
_,„I f Pernambuco & Paraiba 61 71 1
'""1 1 Aracati and Ceara
261 Bahia and v accio
rNI aranham
~,. ~ 1
lefio i Sawginned
11%1 inas
—— 1
'Para
.. Demerara, Surinam &c l— ..., 786
3240 E!.:-yptian
Barbadoes ..- •• • • ;50
.. Peruvian 1
Bahama —
--
I I
.. Laguayra —
400 Common Westlndia si 9i -.). . . v
r 5341
—,. Carthagena —
—— I I
.. Smyrna —
Manilla — J J
2800 Surat 3 41
80 Madras 3l } 2153 } 40513
I engal
....
• 17
51790 bales. I 18461 I 1032817