The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-07 00:00:00

Jan. 7, 18(5. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.
Atipping Entelligenrr. jiflarketo. LEEDS CORN MARKET, DEC. 31. , PRICES OF SHARES, JANUARY 6.
In fine Wheat no change, but other sorts tend downward.
__ -,...„.--_. Barley is cheaper. Oats and Beans in fair request at last 4 i
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OD Amt. SHARES. Sale:
TUESDAY, DECEMBBR 31.--Wind s.w. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, DEC. 31. week's rates.
se paid. 1 This Di
AltztvED.-Visen, Flood, from Bonny-Saghatien, Dean, Total quantities per Price per - - 1--- - - ---
from China-Susan, from Tampico-Europe, Furber, from New Imp, Quarter, Imp. Quarter. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 4. .4' ,e' , RAILWAYS.
Wheat 240 .... ii,lB 0 0 .e2 5 S Though we are without any material increase of supply, the 20
24 I Banish Junction
York; sailed Ist Dec. On the 21st, in lat. 49, long. 28. fell in
8 ... 812 0
with the Friends, of St. Andrew's, from Newport for Boston, Oats
a sinking state, and took off the crew. _ - ,_,_ a Without any very decided change, the tendency of prices, at 10e 10 Birmingham and Gloucester ....
G ampian Graham, and Sir Charles Napier, Hun-
both Liverpool and Wakefield, yesterday, was towards adecline ; 25 25 Ditto quarter
SAILED.- r , DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 3,
Therewasbut amoderattel supply of grain this day, and all and the report from London being of the same character, our 25 5 Blackburn and Preston
tress, from New Orleans-Charles Hamerton, Staincliffe, for
market this morning was fiat for every article. Secondary or - 4 Bolton, Wigan and Liverpool
St. Domingo-Leander, Rattray, from Savannah-Emeiald,
descriptions brought nearly le same prices as on Tuesday, with
Metirthur, for Genoa.
the exception of inferior Oats, which were a shade lower. ill-conditioned samples of Wheat and Oats, rather give way in 100 70 (Bristol and Exeter
Jolly Robin, Wainwright; Avon, Robinson; and Claugh-
price. Flour nearly maintains late rates, and Meal is without 50 30 ,Bristol and Gloucester ag
-- alteration. The same may be said of all other articles. Buyers S' 5 'Caledonian
-
bane, Viggors, hence at Ichaboe BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, JAN. 1. are evidently determined to await increased arrivals, and see 50 50 Chester and Birkenhead 904 e
Hereford, Reaburn, from London, at ditto Ruring the present week few sales are reported in Wheat; their effect upon the market. In the agricultural districts, 50 9 Ditto new Shares . 31i
Britannia, Ord, from Faln.outh, at ditto but holders of English or foreign were not disposed to give prices are maintained with considerable firmness. 25 5 Ditto half
Tmamara, hence at Ceara
way in price. Malting Barley dull, without alteration in value;
___ Chester and Wrexham
land CORN MARKET, Dec. 30. 20 Iso 5 Chester and Holyhead
I
Symmetry, Jenard, and Courier, Drake, hence at Newfound- not much inquiry for grinding. Oats held for full prices, but
LONDON
consumers prefer waiting for fresh arrivals rather than pay theso 24 Dublin and Belfast
Hiram, Kendrick, hence at Leghorn rates demanded. English Beans fiat.
At this day's market there was a short supply of English 50 5 !Dublin and Cashel
Love and Unity, sailed from ditto for this port 18th instant Wheat, the condition in general so indifferent, caused a dull 75 60 Dublini and Drogheda
- sale at our previous currency. Foreign is held for full prices,
25 24 !Dundee and Perth
Red Rover, Rosse, hence at Barcelona, and sailed for Mar-
WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 3. but millers only took sparingly.
25 25 Eastern Counties
Seilles 19th instant A steady business has been passing in the Wheat trade to Fine English Malting Barley in fair request, and the turn 6 2_3 53s 4d Perpetual
Nicolas, Pulpeiro, hence at Gilboa
day, at last week's. Barley is slow sale, but maintains its dearer; but no other improvement in any other description.
23s 6d.
• Union, Vanderheyde, hence at Ostend
There was no perceptible change in the value of either Malt 6502-3 135540 d
FdPienrbpuertguahla,
.Ndo.u2lasgow
Superb, Sloane, hence at Galway, much strained, and with Price. The demand for Oats ai d Shelling is rather limited,
withont any material alteration in value. Beans, Pease and or Beans ; Pease Is dearer.
124 124 Ditto quarter
loss of bulwarks Malt. in fair request. During the past week the supply of Oats was exceedingly short, 20 20 Edinburgh, Leith and Granton
Albatross, Mills, from Bombay, at St. Helena
MALTA, Dec. 18.-The Isabel, Granby, from SmyrnaforvrCitohrke -
and consisted only of two Scotch cargoes, and about five Irish yes- 20 5 Ditto, preference-shares
sell
got more to th is day's market. The needy buyers took these off
25 14 Glasgow and Dumfries
or Falmouth, put ih here on the 15th instant, leaky, and HULL CORN MARKET, Dec. 31, at rather money. . 25 25 G:asgow, Paisley, & Greenock
A short supply of Wheat to-day, which met free sale at last
JANUARY 3
portion of her cargo thrown overboard, and must discharge a
124 lei Ditto half sh -res
in other articles. 7e
part to repair week's prices. Nothing done in spring Corn. Little business The supplies have considerably improved since last market
la Ditto preference
day. The quantity of Irish Oats reported is over 17,000 quarters, so 50 Glasgow and Ayr
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1.-Wind S.S.E. SALFORD CATTLE AIARKET, J .N. I. .. - - - •
---. e and the change of wind is likely to bring several vessels in by
We have had rather a limited show of both Beasts and Sheep, rMenocnydaoyf.moTnhdeatyr.ade is today inactive for all Grain at the cur- 124 124 Ditto quarter shares
100 100 'land Junction 2274 7
ARRIYED.-Argyle, Corksey, from Charleston-Imaculati,
50 55 Ditto half shares
Trapani, from Naples. but the quality for the season fair. The morning, on the whole,
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Hedrietta, Longford, from Calcutta, at St. Helena .
was a brisk one, and all prime Beef and Mutton readily bought a 25 12a Quarter
up at fully last week's rates-say, for Bet( and Mutton, 5d to SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, DEC. 30. 124 24 One-eighth,'
sailed from
Castilian Maid, Ivens, and Flora, Farren, hence:at St. Michael '
101 100 Ureat North of England
Glenarm, Guy, and Elizabeth Thompson, Betts,
54c1 per lb.
The supply of Beasts brought forward was but limited, and 100 75 great Western
Alexandria for this port 25th Nov.
tof very inferior quality. The demand for all kinds of Beef was so 50 ' Ditto Half Shares
James Ray, Rorison, sailed from Smyrna 2nd ult, and Boa- -a -
THE WOOL TRADE. in a very sluggish state at a decline on last week's quotations 25
phorus, Tregarthan, 7th ult. both for this port
4 Ditto Fifth Shares
Briton, Malcolm, and Rochester, Tear, hence at Trieste - of 2d. per Sibs., the highest figure realised for the few prime 50 50 Hull and Selby
Tonka, Madanich. sailed from ditto for this port 18th ultimo (From Dawson and Hence': Circular.) Scots offering not being more than 45. 2d. per 8 lbs., and at 124 10 1 Ditto quarter
Euphemia, Houston. hence at Venice
The Wool trade is in a very satisfactory condition, compared which a clearance was not effected. 00 10 sLancaster and Carlisle
i
Mary, Walker, hence at Venice with every other staple article. The imports have materially in- Since this day se'nnight the imports of foreign stock .have 50 474 Lancaster and Preston
Bela Ursula, Cassarago, hence at Malta
creased ; the range of prices has been moderate, and remunerating been miserably small. The bullock droves fresh up from Lin- 374 19 Ditto three-quarter shares
Clemente, Nineteman, hence for Antwerp, at Dover
to the grower and importer, without checking consumption ; and conshire, &e. were composed of about 800 short horns. From 100 100 Liverpool and Manchester
Helvellyn, Tullidge, from Sincapore, at Cove the manufacturer, we believe, has made a profit on his trade during Norfolk, &c. we received 400 Scots, &C.; from the Western and 50 50 Ditto half shares
Azores Packet, Corrigill, from La Hache, at Cove the past year. Midland districts, tee Herefords, &c. : from other parts of Eng- 4o - Ditto new
Borussia, Haman, hence for Saliwinde, at Longhope An active demand commenced early in the year, which increased land, 400 of various kinds; and from Scotland, 105 horned and e 5 24 ;Liverpool, Ormskirk & Preston
Formosa, Laidley, hence at Ichaboe as the prospect of a good harvest became assured ; prices advancing polled Scots.
Stock. 100 London and Birmingham
VESSELS SPOKSN.-The Rosalie, from London for Valparaiso gradually with the very large demand of the season for Wool of all The number of Sheep was sufficiently numerous ; the very 32 2 Ditto ge32 shares
Dee. 19, in lat. 49 N, long. 9W : Joseph Cristell, from Smyrna kinds, till they subsided with it in November. primest old Downs were in fair demand, at late rates, but the e 5 2 Ditto quarter shares
forties port, Nov. 26, off Scilly; Fanny Palmer, for this port, The imports of Wool have increased largely from every quarter general trade was extremely dull. Notwithstanding the supply 5s 45 London & Brighton
Dec. 2, 100 miles east of Gibraliar : Hope, hence, Dec. 18, in except the West Coast of South America ; and that deficit of 8,000 of Calves was small, the inquiry for them was inactive, at about 124 124 Ditto Loan Notes
lat. 48 N, long. 10 W ; Wm. Lushington. from Quebec for ballots (841 b. each) is counterbalanced by 14,000 bales from sundry stationary prices. Upwards of 200 Pigs were on sale from Ire- 50 50 London and South Western
Sothampton, 20th ult. in iat. 4R, long. 33: with loss of mizen parts, averaging probably Simla. each, which shows a large increase land while the Pork trade was in a sluggish state. at our quo- 45 6 Ditto new shares
mast, mainmast, head, and bowsprit end, but did not require in weight and value over any of the last seven years' imports. We tatloas. 50 24 London and York
assistance ; Luces, hence for china, 24th Nov: In est. 11 N, claim much of this excess as due to the repeal of the duty on fo- JAICUARY 3. 30 5 !Leeds and Bradford
lone, 24 W; Mary Ann, from Liverpool, 22nd ult. in let. 44 N. reign Wool, which took effect in June last, by anticipating or The supplies to-day of Cattle were tolerably moderate, and as 40
7903 i,
40 !Manchester and Birmingham
long. 15 W; Mary, from Liverpool, tete eie, in lag 59 N, long. promptly acting upon which importers of Portugal, Italian, Tur- the butchers' shops are becoming clear of stocks there were -a0 2 1 Ditto quarter...,....
9W. key, and many other Wools, have availed themselves with much more buyers at market, and a better state of trade ruled for 25 - 24 'Manchester, Bolton & Rossendale
advantage this year. That such a concession to sound commercial everything. Beef made from 3s to 4s Id ; and Downs 4s 4cl; _
WEXFORD, Dec. 29.-The Royal Albert, Gil:ies, from Liver-
pool for Ichaboe, struck on Blackwater Bank last night, and policy has, in the article of Wool, lawn its own immediate reward, polled Ewes 3s 4d ; Veal and Pork sold at from 3s 4d to as 4d. 100
was abandoned by the crew. She was afterwards towed on is highly satisfactory.
...... , < 50 Manchestera t
30 1 Ditto half shares
in a sinking state by some fishing-boats For Colonial Wools the present year opened with a very brisk
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JAN. 3. 25 er,aßnotiltLoenc,d&s Bury
• •
CADIZ, Dec. 19.-The Templar, Orfeur, from Liverpool for demand, the first series of public sales in London realising an ad-
-115
Leghorn, was driven on the beach near Corill, 15th instant, and ranee of 2d. to 3d. per lb. upon Australian and Van Diet:naffs The duties have undergone no alteration from the rates pre- 100
Stock. ,
2 ImiDdiltatnodycuoarutnetriesshat es
It is feared will be a wreck. Crew saved. Land, and ld. to lid. per lb. upon Cape Wools. The demand con- vlously noted. During the last few days the weather has been 20
SANTA CHLTZ, TENERIFFS, Dec. 12.-The Ayrshire. from tinned increasing, and prices creeping up, as the year advanced ; milder than of late, but we are still in want of a westerly breeze 25
Africa for Liverpool, which was towel on shore on Gomera and at the public sales in London in June, and in Liverpool in July, and a clear atmosphere to bring in the remaining supplies so 100 100 Newca-
stle and Carlisle
214
tgelw-sctahstSiheaareeds
Berwick
aßustrnion
(A.)
Beach, I ltb July, went to pieces during a gale lath Nov. a further advance of Id. to 14d. per lb. was established, which was long detained by contrary winds : our fresh arrivals of grain 25
fully maintained until towards the close of the year, when the de- are altogether extremely limited in consequent e, and of Oat- 25
mand for low descriptions slackened, and at the last series of public meal and Flour, which are exclusively from Ireland, a very mo. 100lietisrd Darlington June.
sales in October, a slight reduction was experienced in low Clothing derate quantity only has come to hand. The trade in all respects - - Ditto (B.)
THURSDAY, JANUARY 2.-Wind N. 100251 ' 'NorthN
Northnw n
50 Preston and Wyre
Aeaivi,:p..-Sarawak, Turley. from Philadelphia-Matchless, and Combing Wools, leaving the average advance fully 3d per lb., has ruled inanimate, between Tuesday and to-day ; neither can 50 23
Sherries, from St. Michael Hume, from Gibraltar. or 10 per cent. upon last year's prices, which we have no doubt our we repeat, at our market this morning, the slightest improve- 100 100 Runcorn Gap
next public sales will
hfully uphold. ment in any of its improvements. Wheat, of all descriptions, 100 100 Ditto preference
SAILah.-Hobe, Wright, mid Eleanor, M`Pherson, for New
Orleans-Champion, Mosey, f'r Leghorn-Maypo. Candlish, East India Voo ave been in great demand throughout the continuing to meet an extremely dull, tedious sale, the general 25 li Sheffield and Lincoln
I the advance uon even the high rates of the precious for Lima-Rose, Bayles, for Cadiz and Monte Video-Ellen year.
foran the bestp has
8 Quarter ..
I year,fully per lb every •
. withPre runs of foreign hardly sustained our last quotations : and Eng. 100 824 Sheffield and Manchester
of .qualities, been Id. e lish, as well as Irish new, were severally Id per 701bs. cheaper. 25
Jenkinson, Oldtield, for Africa-and Denison, King, for An-
' prospect fair prices.
24 Scottish Central
tigua. I
Spanish Wools are in good demand, and the supply is quite in- All kinds of Flour likewise moved off very sparingly, but the 25
5 Shrewsbury and Grand Junction.
Holywood. Lowthean, hence at Bahia, and sailed 22nd Oct.
adequate to meet it. We have no doubt this description would re- holders appearing to remain firm, no actual change in price was 50
41 e
for Buenos Ayres
munerate importers to operate in at present rates. conceded. Barley and Malt, attracting little notice, the latter 50
New shares
St. Andrew. Leitch, hence at Ichaboe
Portugal.-Tlie increase of imports is large. Much ofit is fairly was rather lower in value. Beans and Peas, upon a limited re- 5O -
50 South Eastern and Dover
2Trent Valle y
Vivacious, hence at St. Vincent
for attributable to the remission of the duty, and part, doubtless, to the
tail demand, merely supported former prices. Oats, of which 20
several cargoes from Ireland are stated to be near at hand, were 50 291 Ulster
Bezer, from Dartmouth, at ditto, and sailed 19th ultimo,
care and attention bestowed b shiers on the washing and'ass assort y ppo difficult to sell at a decline of Id per 45Ibs. Oatmeal, however, 20 20 Yarmouth and Norwich
this Port
ing thisiseason.
50 'fork and North Midland
Lady Bassett, Shugg, hence at ditto although not in lively request, maintained our last currency. so
The Queen of the South, sailed from ditto for this port 18th Peruvian Wools have fallen from 21,000 ballots, in 1843, to In bonded Grain or Flour no transactions waatever have re- 25 25 Ditto half Shares ..
ninth° 13,000,. the smallest import for eight years past. We hope that the cently transpired. 25 10 Ditto, (Scarborough)
Patruus, Gibant, sailed from Naples for this port 11th ultimo remission of duty, and upward tendency of prices, will turn atten- 50 - York and Selby £5O shares
Defence, Dowsley, from Miramichi for this port at Eilrush, eon again to this quarter.
ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, 23 - Ditto e'e3 shares
short of water
Alpaca has also materially fallen short in arrivals, verifying the
From the 20th to the 27th Dec., inclusive.
for this port, at Crook- accuracy of the accounts which the best-informed parties have al-
Norman, Sparvin, from New Orleans
ways given as to the limited growth of this peculiar article, and the Prices paid imeoaes Bou'ogne and Amiens
haven, leaky, and with rudder-head sprung
28 2
difficulties and expense attendant upon its supply, although the SALES ov THE Wane. lin the week. ThisWk.thisyear Central of France
Hartley, Lawrenson, from Ichaboe, at Cove
20 2
Vessres SPOKEN.-The Windermere, hence for Africa, 20th fibre and goods are in the most extensive demand and celebrity, -- -2) 2 Lyons and Avignon
Oct. in lat. 6N, long. 11 W 1 Cora of Liverpool, from Africa, and prices, in consequence, at the highest point which they have 180 Sea Island
short of provisions, and crew disabled, 21st ultimo, off the ever before reached. 40 Stained
44 1766 460029 20 2
Orleans and Bourdeaux
Paris and Lyons
With regard to the prospects of the Wool trade for the ensuing 10230 Bowed Georgia
coast of -Ireland; Wm. Rushtou, hence for lchahoe, 7th Nov.
3/ 41 20 20
in lat. 9N, long. 21 W ; Osprey, from Quebec for this port, 20th year, we can only repeat our views last year expressed, that we { Mobile
6040 20 20
cannot foresee causes for any material variation from the past
676859 20 . 2 Paris and Strausburgh
'ultimo, in lat. 49, long. 11; Speed, hence for Savannah, 21st Alabama and Tennes' -- - - - ultimo, in lat. 49. long. 10 , Alcyone, hence for Ichaboe, in lat. course of business or the range of prices which have been obtained, 17320 New Orleans
during the year, till exernal causes act upon the trade, and prince
Strasburgh and Basle
r Pernanalmeo &Parai. 42 - se 1
a N, long. 22 W ; Jumna, hence for Calcutta, in lat. 7 N, long.
2950 e 20 14
pies admitted to be sound in theory are carried into practice-free- 1 Aricati and Ceara .. - - - I •• • • } 5295 e Sambre and Meuse
23 W
20 2
,dom of ingressgiven to our merchants for every article they can
Tours and Nantes
CAecierre, Nov. 18.-A severe typhoon has occurred at Chu- logo Bahia and Maceio .... 5- 54 .. • • 24354 23 1
exchange for manufactures-free scope to the manufacturer by the
aan; in which the barque 'Cornwall was totally lost, and thee. { Maranham ........ 44 - S 4 }
reduction or abolition of all import duties en the raw materials of lei 0 • •••• } 34105 BANKS, and MISCELLANEOUS.
Mary Ann Webb dismasted
Saw finned - - - trade-fair play to labour by the regular employment and remune-
Minas - •• • • 121 Liverpool Bank
ration, which cheapness and abundance of the necessaries of life, -
) •' • • } 100
e Ditto Banking Company ....
Para - 20 10
of clothing, and of home comforts, invariably produce and secure. '
Ditto Borough Bank
FRIDAY, JANUARY 3.
.. • •... Deinerara.Surinarn,&c -- - .... '• • • 20 10
A large reduction of the duty upon tea would seem to open the
Ditto Commercial
AERIYED.-Major, Bell, from Calcutta-Rowena
vast markets of the East to the worsted and woollen trades, and,
Ditto Royal
Messina-Medemach, Chase, from Charleston-Oberon' Barbadoes .. - •• • • 622 1000 500
• by promoting the consumption of the chief article of exchange which
10 Ditto Unien
from Pernambnco-Loochristie, -, from Ostend
Pe: avian
I SAILED.-Alexander Grant, Alexander, for Savannah Janet China at resent has to offer, would confer mutual advantages upon
both Pt 'are reciprocate t nob he le terms of a
260 Bahama - - - 20 ; Manchester & Liverpool Dsctrict.
Buck, -, for Monte video-Coromandel, Hunter, for Mobile treat.yanZenhesi's andie in 'flea
llorth and South Wales. ...... ...
Laguayra 4-41 I I
ofi:urppan intercourse, and as re-. 10 10
• -Frankland, Friend, for Bahia-Emma Graham, Ferguson., for maricable for the smileless of principles as thegenerosity of its 100 -.Common West India 5-- ). 510 e 13768 20 „i AndeteonCarryine Company ....
"" (footle Water Works
Oporto-Troy, Hill, and Montezuma, Lowber, for New York- spirit. Meantime, the next harvest must decide • Carthagena
the destinies of -
Nair, Easton, for Charente-James Calder, Carter, for Boston- spirit.
I Coal Gas Company
manufacturer and artizan, and overthrow, or by chance realise - 100 -
Elizabeth Jane, Haigh, for Calcutta their calculations of good or bad trade. ••• • .. Manilla - J J 100 - Ditto newshares.
OFF THE PORT.-Thalia, from Leghorn, Chandos, from Sar- . - 34 Exchange Buildings
dinia, Bridget, from Lisbon,.and Magic, from the Mediterranean LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. - }• • } 137898 100 - Harrington Docks
u -
Enterprise, Brunswick, and Thomas Mellor, hence at Cal.
. . Bengal ...... •I__ Harrington Water Works..
cults Oct. 23d, •26th, and November gth respectively •Asllns MADDER, V cwt, s. H. s. d -- I - - "• • 50 Stock. 20
• Liverpool Fire and Life
- - 20 24
John Cru, from the Clyde at ditto Montreal,Pot 22 g@23 0 Dutch, crop.... 80 0 -81 0 47500 bales 1 2829 1451735 100 100 .
Liverpool Dock Bend
Duchess of Clarence, and Africa, from Ceylon at ditto Pearl, new 24 6- - Ombro . Gg 0 -78 • -,
. 40 10 Marine Assurance Company ....
.John Adams, from Aleppa and Muscat, at ditto U. States, Pot 08- 0 0 Gamene .... 57 0 -67 0
100 100 New Gas & Coke Cc mpauy. .... 204
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Dec. 31. 25 Ditto, quarter
Elizabeth Moore, from Hambro, at ditto Pearl none. Mull o 0 0 0
25
Alice, from the Mauritius, at ditto BARN Quercit 70- 8 0 French, S.F.
London, sailed from Sanger, 22d October ; Queen of England, Oak, le ton 45 10 -4 10 5.F.F... 67 0 -71 0 and a dense fog has almost constantly prevailed of lO
late,
10 Steam Tug Company
24th ; Woodstock Broad Gak. Barbaric, and Paragon. 25th ; German.... 40- 5 0 E.5.F,.. 73 0 -so o the weather has been moderate, and several vessels, pre-
sum
-I, vex), and Daniel Grant, 25th; and Zuleika, 10th Nov., all BRIKSTONE, * ton E.5.F.F.80 0-54 0 viously near at hand, have worked the • •
up river since LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
..-4. this port Sicily, &c... 55-5 12 6 Spanish ~..70 0 -72 0 •
Siam 3oth October, George Armstrong, 3ilNov., find Thomas luscany.... -- - MOLASSES,I
7p cu . Friday, containing a tolerable quantity of Wheat, Oats,
;Parks, 10th, all for London CASSIA LIONEA,S. d. s. ti St. Lucia, &c... 21 6 -22 0 Beans, and Oatmeal, with a good supply of Malt and ' Direct. Indirect Direct. Indirect
Alecto, 22d. and Bengalore, 28th October, both for the Mau- le cwt. in bd 60 0-63 0 Demerara, &c.. 21 d -23 o Flour,
of the Coastwise and from Ireland ; the arrivals fro m Australia.. Sept. 4. Lima
•
titills, said Lady Sale, 10th Nov.., for Ceylon CLOVER-SEED, * cwt. Bar & Antigua. 24 6 -26 6 abroad during the week consisting chiefly of a few
Bahia ~,, Nov. 21. .. Maranham
alaeseus, Barnes, hence at Alexandria American, red 42 0-SO 0 MVNJISET, Mt.: 40 0 -45 0 last fall shipments from Canada. Barbadoes .. Nov. 24 Mauritius
Unique, Glark, sailed from Constantinople for this port 12th Dutch so 0-58 0 Oil, Olive, * 252 galls. Although there is an indication of the inlandßombay Dec. 21 Mobile Doc. 5.
..
navigation .. ..
'of Deslember French & Germ.so -58 0 Gallipoli ~...E 41 1e -42 10 b •shortly
being opened, we had very few country buyers at B. Ayres .. .. Oct. 15. Monte Video. .. Oct. 18.
Pilgrims, Huntley, hence at Genoa COCOA,* cwt. Trieste 4l 0 -41 10
Nov 23 N. Orleans .. .. . Dec. 4.
Aden, King, hence at China Trinidad.... 40 0- AS 0 Smile 40 0 -40 10 market to-day, and a very dull trade for Wheat of all Calcutta . • • • • •
Oct. 62 . New York .. .. .. 14
Robert Puisford, Robinson, hence at China in 102 days Grenada .. }
30 0- 39 0 Malaga ag 40 j 3 -41 0 descriptions. English and Foreign, notwithstanding, G.
G.
Hope ..
Charleston Dec. 10. .. Pernambuco . Nov. 24. ..
Patna, Clark, from Whampoa tie Macao, and would sail abeut Brazil Portugal &c a 39 0 -39 10 were held at last week's prices, but Irish receded Id. per China .... .. Oct. 11. Rio Janeiro..l .. Oct. 24.
the middle of October for this port COFFEE,* cwt. in bond. Levact 3B 0 -39 0 701bs.
Demerara .. Nov. 17. Savannah .. , .. Dec. V.
Walpole, hence at Anjer, 34 September Jama. triage 13„- Go 0 Palm,y, ton 25 0 -25 10 All denominations of Flour likewise limited .. 30. St. Helena ..iNov. 15. ..
Vassals SPOREN.-The Windermere, hence for Africa, on the ordinary .. 1 Fish,* 252 galls. met a very Havana .. ..
10th Qat, in lat 6N, long 11 W-Cora, cf Liverpool, from Africa, good& fine o. 63 0- 75 4 pale 32 0 -33 0 sale, and may be noted the turn cheaper. Jamaica .. .. .. 22 Valparaiso . Sept. 14.
short of provisions, and crew disabled, on the 21st ult., off the middling.... 80 0- go 0 coloured 27 0 -31 0 Barley and Malt were equally difficult of sale, but with- Laguira .. .. - ,IS Vera Cruz .. .. Nov. 18.
uaet of:lreland-Wel am Rushton, hence for Ichaboe, on the good mid. .. 95 0-112 .0 Cod 29 o -29 10 out any material change in prices.
-7th Nov., in ha gN, long 21 ee_Osprey, from Quebec for this .fiue mid. &c. 116 0-146 a , Lresagn, *cue 23 6 -24 o Beans and Pease in slow request on rather lo NORTHERN HOSPITAL, JAN. 4.
Dort;
wer terms.
on the 20th nlten let 49, lone 'll-Speed, hence for Sa- Dutch triage Rape,pale do. 37 0 -38 0 Oats declined Id. per [WEEKLY REPORT.]
' - }3O 0- 50 0 451bs d k ff
~ an were ta en o very
Tannah , . on the 21st ult., in ;at 49, long 10-Alcyone, hence for ardinary .. Turpen. le ewe 29 0 -30 osp .
ADMITTED. DISCHARGED.
lat 0 t
aring y ...aa abatement.
Jetiaboe. in lat SN. long 22 W-Jumna, hence for Calcutta, in rood &fine o, 50 0- 60 0 i Rice, le cue
11
lot
Accidents IS I Cured
7N, long 23 W middling .... 63 0- 70 0 Carolina, cLress.22 0 -26 0 Oatmeal, upon a very slow demand, scarcely main- Medical and Surgical cases I Relieved and at own request 2
C
tamed our last quotations.
„.„ aLcurrA, Nov. 18.-A severe typhoon has occurred at good mid. se fond 16 0 -18 0
Upon recommendation ... 14 Attending as Out Patients. 14
75 0- 80 0
'sensate in which the barque Comwalims.s totally lost, and the fine mid., &c. Bengal, (rd. dog 0 -10 0
Mari Ann Webb dismasted. Mocha - 70 0 mid to fine .. 10 6 -12 0 CORN EXCHANGE, JANUARY 3. - Irregular
Ceylon - 85 0 • African none. The duties have undergone no alteration from the rates
re- Total
.. 29
Remsumngin the Hospital. . 79.
Java - 45 0 - Rtuu, I. gallon, in bond. Vionsly imposed. p
, SATURDAY, JANUARY 4.-Wind S. moderate. Havana _Jamaica, During the last few days, the weather has been milder than Consulting Surgeon. William Gill, Esq.
nnetven - wee • Resolution, -, from Maranham ; sailed 24th good.& fine 35 0- 45 0 12 to 16 o. p... 210-2 4 of late, bnt we are still in want of a westerly breeze and a clear House Visitere, R. P. Carter and John Hightleld,Esqls.
'Lacty Harvey, Reid, from Valparaiso-Leonard Dobbin, St. Domingo., 26 0- 28 0 -stronger 36_ 4 6 atmosphere to bring in the remaining supplies so long detained Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq.
Hope Hopewell - - • Brazil
Againhit • ' Hopewell E
. ' Euclid,
' 3O 0- 32 0 .choice mark • by contrary winds; our fresh arrivals of
s.. 4 8- 6 o.Grain are altogether Chaplain, Rey. Wm. Hughes.-House-Surgeon, Mr. Parker
je a ; Rodger, and Welcome, Dennison, from Ichaboe- Laguira 35 0- 80 0 S,L.PFLOWER,* cwt. extremely limited in consequence, and of Oatmeal and Flour,
Ca Lowden, -, from Bonny-Mary. Ann peters, -, from DYEWOODS, * ton Z. a. at'. s. Bengal, which are exclusively from Ireland, a very moderate
quantity
e
Zanegeromons-ePerit,-, from Ben,n-Joseph Hunt, -, from Logwood, Jam. 50- 5 5 good & Aiwa 60- 7 e only has come to hand.LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, JAN. 4.
pril,upie Eliza ifillick, -, from St. Domingo-Elizabeth Hon. & Dom. 5 10- 6 0 ord, & mid 410 - 5 1.5 The trade in all respects has ruled very inanimate, between -
Baker, Lind D
from Mobile-Mary Ann, from Laguna-Berlin, campeachy 7 10- 712 6 Rembay - 2 16 Tuesday and to-day; neither can we report, at our market this DISCHARGED ADMITTED.
ball, n" Delaware, Patten, from New Orleans-Mary Kim- Pestle, Span... 45- 5 0 Smenegreee, efr cwt. s. d. 8. el morning, the slightest improvement in any of its departments. In-patients cured 23 In-patients 2B
See„eereevre. from Savannah-Georgina, le
m;
Carolus, Tampico .. 6- -- Rosa India .... 22 0 -28 o Wheat of all descriptions, continuing to meet an extremely dull Relieved and at own request 7 Out-patients
ekg-ze
;Corn wry'
and Potomac, Betry,from Charleston- • RuertoCalwilo 0 0- 0 0 SonthAmericani3 0 -13 6 tedious sale, the general runs of Foreign hardly sustained our Made Out-patients 1 Casuals during the week.. 3
See,!!‘aek, -. front New York-Mary Ann, from Prince Cüba
..ea,„le Island-Queen of the South, Archer .from St. Michael NicAnAotee Woos). orange 48 0 -60 0 severally Id per 701 b. cheaper. Flour, of all kinds likewise, Dead
C ',;zalare,-, from Alexandria-Magic, from Jelexandretta- Rio de la Hache liver-ale' block 32 0 --45 0 - moved oft' very sparingly, but the holders appearing to remain -
eigieeee eluelin, from Palermo-Honesta, Andsews, and Ex- solid .......10 0- 11 0 Sews, arm, no actual change in prices was conceded. Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr .DawSon .
-._'we.. --, from Messina-Intrepid, --,froratOdess-Rapid, clean .......11 10- 12 0 Neuteia, s dox d 0 -12 0 Barley and Malt, attracting little notice, the latter was the Chaplain...
(stereZolll •
Malta--,Carelew, Paul. from Malaga-St, David small ........ 80-8 10 Chinchilla do, 10 0 -25 o turn lower in value. Beans and Pease upon a limited retail Apothecary, Mr. George Padley.
wet. ) _____, from Havre-Loochristie, -, from Ostend. Lima, solid .... 12 10- 14 10 Seal, each 23- 2 6 demand, merely supported former prices. House Visiters, T. Lomax and L. Peel, Esgrs.
SAIL '
Trieig!?•-Cecilia, for Jamaica, &c.-Llama, Mawdsley, for Barwootl, Ango.s 0- 5 5 SHUMAC„ W. cwt. - Oats, of which several cargoes from Ireland are stated to be House Surgeon . Mr. M`Cheane.
kill "-Cambria (steamer). Judkins, for Halifax, &c.-Cora, Gaboan .... 3 12- 4 5 Sicily _, , g 6 -10 0 near at hand. were difficult to sell at a decline of ld per 451 b ; JAMES BOLD. Treasurer.
e, er, for .
Goddard, Bahia-American Hale, for New Yoek-William Camwood .... 10 0- 22 0 Palermo .... 10 0 -10 6 Oatmeal, however, although not in lively request, maintained
, Potter, for Mobile-Marla Louisa, King, for Africa. Red San. Wood 4 15- 7 5 Trieste ...... .. 70- 8 o our last currency.
[MONTHLY REPORT.]
Elizabeth
here fro . ----., from Alexandria and Glasgow; ordered FLAX, v ton. Verona.- .... 56- 6 6 fa bonded Grain or Flour, no transactions whatever have EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY.
ank_ from the latter port, to perform her quarantine. Riga. P.T.R. .. 35 0- 36 0 Tyrolese ..„ .. 7 0- 2 6 recently transpired.
CORNER OF HARFORD-STREET, MOUNT-PLEASANT.
Sit,:u'r, Sena, Ritchie, eziee at Bombay, 9th Nov,;, Dickey P'burg, 9 head 32 0-.33 0 SUGAR, * cwt. '''' Cocker, '
aria ;,,,_ er, ditto, 15th ; Thomas Carty, Scott, ditto, 27th ; Archangel .... 34 4- 42 0 B.P. Museovulo
PRICES OF GRAIN. Surgeons
Dr. Edwards and Mr. Neill.
~...`,.firod, Atkins. ditto, 28th Dutch •&
Flem. 46 0- 80 0 moist brown .54 0 -55 0
--- Assistant Surgeon, J. B. Barrow.
John Pratchett. Norman, hence and Calcutta, at Madras GALLS,* cwt. dry brown .. 5.5 6 -56 0 Wheat. ee 70tb .... red s. d. S. d
...ems 0,
a. d. e. d Treasurer Henry Crossfield, Esq.
pie„._, Gaunt, Robertson, hence at Anjer 24th Sept.; Thos. Turkey, blue .. 56 0- 57 0 good & mid../8 0 -60 0 English new 66@ 7 u old .... 70co 7 3 -
to :,.-',! Blackstone. ditto, M 124 and Mioerva, ditto, previous mixed 45 0- 48 0 fine &v. fine 65 0 -68 0 Ditto, white 7- 7 6 do. .... 76- 7 9 EYE DEPARTMENT.
gel October
East India ..,. 53 0- 24 0 Mauritius, Irish red
'alder, g •
6 3- 6 9 do. .. , . 6 3- 6 8 New Patients admitted in the month of Dec.
• e
eg
en. enneee
-.7. hence at Sineapore GINGER, * cwt. dabs and mo 42 0 -47 o wiaite 6 8 - 7 2 do, ....
- - Patients prescribed for, and who have received Surgical
'611;7_
s.ce, Dickson, hence at Manilla 31st August Barbadoes .... 45 0- 50 0 brown & yel. so 0 -56 0 R Ditto,
• Rye, English, *qr - - Irislukeb -- - assistance during the month of Dec. . .... 10e6
test wr ,013, Hors, hence at Hong Kong. 7th Sept. ; Emplace- Jamaica 6O 0-240 0 fine yellow .. 5.9 4 -64 0 Barley, English - ---
Dee„efeeoa, ditto 16th; Pamper°, Roberts, ditto, 26th ; and Z. India., in bd. 15 0- so 0 East India, Bengal
-Scotch &Inish.*6olb 43- 5 0 d 0..... 3g- 4 3 Total since the commencement .... 41,209
Geelee, Thompson, ditto, 6th October Gum, 1) cwt. Khaur 42 0 -49 0 Malt, English, Ip, qr... -- - - brown.. 60 0 -65 0
peafeee, hence at Aden
4 Arabic, Turkey 00- 0 0 brown & yel. 51 0 -55 0 Irish --
- - - do. .... 55 0 -59 0 EAR DEPARTMENT.
etex(steamer)
y, ~ . hence and Cape, at Mauritius -East India. 2 16- 3 0 good and fine6s 4 -70 0 Oats,* 70tb.
+Plant 11 11
eegerid . u eyart ; Minerva, Newts, and Diligent, hence at Barbary - 0 e extra fine.... 68 0 -71 0 VIM & Scotela new -- --- old .... 36- 4 0 prescribed for, and who have received Surgical
Patients
assistance during the Moath of Dec.
Fernand Senegal .... 00- 0 4 Manilla, in bd. 15 0 -ig 6 Irish, fine qualities.. 10- 3 2 e Oporto es, Contente, and Tyro, Symonds, hence at Lisbon Hamar,* ton .6 a. 4 ii. Havana, do. good•
211 - 3 o i do. 13 0- 3 0 Total since the commencement ....10,801
eeg 0. hence off Oporto Pleurg, clean.. 27 10- 28 0 brown lB 0 -19 0 middling
~"f(1 Of Athens, hence off Cape Trafalgar 23rd Dec. outshot 26 0- 26 10 yellow 2O -22 undried - -- -
01d5... 0 0 - 0 o PACKET LIST.
a.m. Bateson - 28 10 white ord 24 o -26 o Welsh ,-- ld ... 36- 4 0 GENERAL POST-OFFICE, December 27.
Sanderson.seener Beshby, sailed from Hong Kong for Liverpool 13th outshot 27 0- 27 10 good & fine.. 28 0 -31 0 Beans, English, *qr - - d-- o. .... 40 0 --44 0
Nanning Q Archangel Brazil. in bond. Scotch& white 39
-.140 0 -41 0 ete Z le. le
..........7e!...9gFitg
g„ , r , coble, sailed from Messina 16th Dec• D. , Walter; Maniiia 23 0- 25 0 bFn 't
0 -19 0 Pease, English, white.. 39 0 -41 0 blue..., - E,' t" l'l4 "21 et -gl il -is .T. 6. -W 0
eule, and Charon, Fox,
-7- E.,,,'....1 n.>. terp.l7KM• CIeig.I.TP7Ra2.O(DOH
LOtIIS Sprague,on, lBth Doc. all for Liverpool Bombay l4 0- 20 0 yellow O- 0 0 Do. &Irish.... maple 36 0 -38 0 grey _135 0 -30 0 ....0.,,,1 , ...vti Om ~,,to „. -.;-,,Vms., Fi'..,..-• ...... =
, from P
. yen/00114th December atras'
at Gibraltar, and sailed for Li- Jute - 34 0 white ord. .. 19 0 -21 0 Tares, rqr .. 24 0 -38 0 Foreign.l34 0 -36 0 C.). Zee• le g gag nee,,e e. el ii el ee B " re• :e4 " ..
Hines, Ox and Cow, ee. lb cowl and fine 22 0 -24 0 Flour' 280Ib I IA 2.0 Iwo wailwanoli-p-i,-. .., el
Ves
e Per, Be
nem from al
K nh
'erPool 19thY. M ta, at Gibraltar, and sailed for Li- B. Ayres and Monte Video. TALLOW,* cwt. English, fine 36 0 -37 0 super -138 0 -39 OIT '4' 0 ; IP 0 tr- a' 0. g 2.1,10 n'. V ?....
e December
se•• 0 te '-'3 e .., gz4.,.- ei 0 2. IV g H e•
Melanira. lunch, inferior St mid. 0 51- 0 64' P'burgh, Y.C. 41 6 -42 0 Joists - 0 0 do. .... 100 - 0 0 ~, Se re - = ~. 0 o 5 ~.ee o age o
from Alexandria, at Gibraltar and sailed for , good & prime.. 0 64- 074 Odessa 40 0 -41 0 Oatentai, le li. of 240th is, - e -El M 0 els. , o .., cs ~.,, ir, 0 w
tiverPool 10th December
Vin Do. salted .... 04- 6 44 Archangel 39 0 -39 6 Iriski, new eree en .=•wr 0.2.0 =. to les :en Z
tate. Cockerel' sailed from
.. 24 6 -25 3 old .... 24 0 -25 0 eaa nel 01,,ne,7g,..M=c0l C/3
Nov,trose, sal . Oporto for LiVerpoel 23rd Dec. N. Amer. salted 0 34- 03a Buenos Ayres.. 31 0 -40 0 '
dalllM -...- e. te ›' r• Fr •se is- ,- g s 7 .i .
•Ar both fo Vied. from Bombay 15th Nov. and Australia, 24th Brazil - 0 6 TAE, la, brl.
rti c ',:.3, ''' =II :'4 0 e' o. see
Julies
g_
sa r Liverpool ; John Knox, - Nov. for London, and
.dry salted •0 44- 044 Stockholm .... 15 a -16 • PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL. mo ;o :;* lx:;gelciO I ..1
nn_l'al._
or. 241, Nov. for Ichaboe Rio, du - - rtg. 2 t el*: ?sor.LIP2 .p 0
zp.itinaLa , from Clyde, at Bombay WOOD, Deals,l2o stand. m. duty paid Duty ..-
Valparaiso, dry 06- • 6- Carolina ll 0 -11 0 a....• ....... eve ,--„,,--et.----,=,..-,...._a
/Loyal saxon
Archangel 419 o (4 0 0
- . Crawford, from China, ditto Odessa, &c. dry 05- e 6 Virginia
1311rdelia' Hughes from
Calcutta,
at Einc.apore, and sailed W. India, dry.. 0 4i- 0 6 TARTAR,* cwt. Memel 15 10 -0 0 .0 2 iii, 3;
6• 41 b• ti. X V IC
H
October for China
Gothenburg l6 10 --17 0 'Ott a ..4 V 0 • 0 A . E.
ea .M. etc salted.. 0 34- 0 6 , Cream of Tartar 63 0 -61 oei "
IP ee IS g'• oh. ott 0' 4 IT
Get enter Driver, sailed from Sincapore for Manilla 19th East India .... 07- 1 0 brown and ye 1.48 0 -53 0 Wybtirg l6 0-16 10 IV.; Z.' o
V .-, 5
0 .""'M h.,
5 4
M (.wit'b Me. Parre
Petersburg 15 0-19 0 •a. X a P
anineg for Lon n, the newly appointed consul,) and the Kips, B.A. dry. 07- 0 Si TEA,* It. in bond.
tll co, rr 0 2 g . g 1 Itg t-
St- Lawren don, previous to 15th Oct. Horse, d. each g 0 -:4 0 Bohea, Canton 0 4- 4 6 PLANES, per foot of 2 inches thick. es .
o 00. e- e-• is g 5 4nq 5, r..g
11011 Davie ae'
Nawlands ; Elvira, Gething, and Fanny Con- HORSE HAIR, ip, lb. Fokein -- - Danzig, Deck - 04Jge te 4 F. 4 '!e.i tf` 4 -0. c.. It. 0. ix
0, 5 Z . 2
„.....___ 5,511 from China, at Manilla Short - 0 8 Congou, com. 011- 1 1 British American Pine ......0 24- 024 eel C'el 4-• 0 -
0 ... 2 6.4 •.,
`..EUEY. Kelso, from Chusaat
e otin web . n, Hong Kong mixed - 1 0 mid. to fine. 16- 2 0 LATHWOOD, per fathom. •er x E
o -e
. "g i 0.
1 y ca
..„.._ • wkett, from Calcutta, ditto long tails l- 2 0 Twankay, com. I 14- 1 2 Danzig, 4 feet .. 48 0- 0 0 sell Os X a
o o e
p e
eeeeemtees, White, from Ceylon,•
British American 5- 0 4 Is. n i 1; g' . w- R.
Gilbert He d . ditto, and sailed Bth Oct. for combed - 2 4 mid. to good 18 - 1 104 0
liar n erson, from Bombay at Wham a INDIGO, ep lb. in bond. Pekoe, Orange 14- 2 II klAmoceter, per foot of 1 inch thick. 0 " e.„... le
R..... Y Ann Webb, from Hnog • P°
Kong, at Chusan, towed in by Bengal. Honduras;
eia tearner Medusa,Campoi,
ei? i,, rei r) el to
`typhoon having had to cut away her masts during pur. & violet 00- 4 0 corn. to good none Cuba - 1 0 •`Z 4.7' ;?, o
} 205. 8 SE. 0 C,
Panne ,
blue & violet 00- 0 0 Hyson Skin.... 10 - 1 1 St. Domingo lo - 1 6
P.
tligm_i. 'rem St John,
o- • .. • 0
411 Benti * N.B. at Loyle, with the crew of the blue - 0 0 d• to fine 14- 1 10 JAE PLANES, British American 2.0-2 6 1 i eeeer i , e es _ ; e Se .te
ey, abandoned at sea, 2lst December violet. & fine 5 0- s n ee,...e._

Indirect

Aug.
Maranham . Nov. 24. ..
Mauritius .. Oct. 18,
Mobile . Doc. 5
Monte Video. .. Oct. 18.
N. Orleans
New York .. 14
Pernambuco. Nov. 24.
Rio Janeiro 1
Savannah
St. Helena Nov.I 15. i
Valparaiso . ISept. 14.
Vera Cruz

Archange.
Manilla ....
... 13 0 —l9 0
Bombay
Jute
good and finc22 0 —24 0
HIDES, Oa and Cow, I+ tb
B. Ayres and Monte Video. j TALLOW 4;'• cwt.
inferior &mid. 0 154 0 6,E P'burgbi, Y.C. 41 6 —42 0
good & prime 0 64 0 7id Odessa 40 0 —4l 0
Do. salted .... 0 4 9 411 Archangel 39 0 —39 8
N. Amer. salted 0 34 0 34 Buenos Ayres 35 0 —4O 0
Brazil
dry salted., 0 44 0 41 Stockholm .... 115 0 —l6 0
Rio, dry
Valparaiso, dry 0 6 6 0 Carolina
Odessa, &c. dry 0 3 0 6 Virginia
W. India, dry.. 0 44 0 6 TARTAR, 111. Clll
salted.. 0 34 0 5 J Cream of Tartar6l 0 —6l 0
East India .... 0 7 1 0 brown and ye 1.48 0 —33 0
Kips, B.A. dry. 0 7 0 8a TEA, 11, lb. in bond.
Horse, d. each 9 0—; 4 0 Bohea, Canton 0 4 0 6
HORSE HAIR, VI, lb. Fokein
Short
mixed
long tails I 3 2 0 Twankay, corn. 1 14-
combed
Isiniao, 211, lb. in bond, Pekoe, Orange 1 4
Bengal. Campoi,
pur. & violet 0 0— 5 0 corn, to good none
blue & violet 0 0— 0 0 i Hyson Skin.... I 0— I 1
blue ......
violet, & fine 5 0— 6 6 Souchong,com. 1 2 1 4
ord. & mid. 4 3 5 0 good to fine 1 6 2 9
violet & cop. } 3 3 4 • Pekoe, flowery 2 0— 3 0
mixed .. Dyson, corn... 1 $— 2 2
cop. g. & fine. 2 6 4 0 fine 2 6 4 0
ord. & mid. 2 6 3 6 Young Hyson 1 0— 3 0
con. quality 2 3 4 3 Imperial
Oude 1 4 4 0 Gunpowder,
Madras 2 3 4 6 1_ good and fine -
Guatirnala, sis Z.
Floras ....
Sobres

i i 6 I). 2ug'
aAK PLANKi, British American 2 .0 2 6
lOsper
TEAKWOOD, per cubic feet .... 3 0 -- 3
STAVES, per 1200.
Danzig, C. Pipe £lOO 0 —llO o
Hhd. 6O 70 0 283. do.
Quebec, red. to la in. thick, 35 0 55 0
and 5i feet long
Do. Puncheon
7i mama, per cubic foot
Oak
Pins, British Amer. common 1 0
red 1 3
yellow

i

SUNDAY, JANUARY" 3.—Wind W. light.
L4''Rivltb-New York, Cropper, from New York; sailed ldtlio
iiTokiie•—ltobert G. Shaw, Mathews, from Savannah—Samuel
. Bunker, from New York—Oneco, Taylor, from New
etria"u—wanton, Duncan, and Alexander, Leeds, from
rlestonLord Lambton, and Cuba, Pearson, from Montreal
r----r,,Nnlfar:7strate. ---.., from Afriea—Horacio, Lebbennari, from
Iron, D' ~410t—Vesper, Belano, from Malta—Lotus, Sprague,
—......-- - a`.ra—Minerva, Phillips, from St. Mialiael—Bosphorus,
Cg►--' ram Alexandria—Richard, Edwards, from Malta—
,_ornberiand Power, from Pernambuco—Thomas Harrison,
Ll' rn Ichaboe—Horatio, ----, from ----•
liarn,...
f --, -----. for Buenos Ayres, hence at Cove, with loss of
fore maintoprnast.
Triluftrn Wallis. Pringle, hence a Calcutta
sanutnDh! Rolfe, henee at Alexandria
I,'matte°, ---, hence at Maranham
,;on, tudholm, and Minna, Brightman, hence at Beim
.f.:lt'inor, Barbaro, hence at Malta
l'oru Banks Jones, sailed from Alex:::
be,,,,e,Mber. .
.ingeton, from Ichaboe, Is aground off Egrernont

22 8 -

Is o J
s. d.
2 6
1 6 I
B P is.
1 10 1 • '
si
1 ;
110 }us eci ► 141
1 Ict

IS 0 -

TOBACCO, 4. tb. bit bond.
4 0— 4 p J. River, Leaf.. 0 9 0 0
3 0— 4 0 Stemmed • • o 0
~.,rtes
Carracac, lie. 3 9 4 6 Maryland .... 0 0— 0 0
Soares 3 0— 4 0 TURAIELLIC, 11, cal, in bond.
Cortes 1 6 2 g Bengal 12 0 —ls 0
Lte Dr*, v. tb. Tuarßiernes, r cal.
D.T. and prime I 6 9 6 American 6 4—7 10
mid. to good 0 4 I 0 VALONIA, y, t0n..4 $ ,
ord. & infer. 0 0— 4 4 Smyrna, pickedli 0 —2l •
MADDZIL ROoTil * vat. Mcrea lO I —ls •
Plai3rns. 3l 0— 87 0 WAX, Bus' r cwt. in bond.
ria, for Beirout, list 1 Tripoli k Syria 81 0— 15 0 African
• Proneh none Must India .... 3 • 7 is
Naples. ... •0 —.-- America* .... 64 7 13

Danzig..
Riza.red

Z z
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MEETINGS OP CREDITORS FoR LIVERPOOL.
JANTuArty. Horß,
8, Storey and Co. (Ind) District Court, 11
14, John Lythgoe, (audit) ..
14, Margaret Williams, (audit) Ditto, 12
14, Richard Abraam, (audit) Ditto, 12
14, Thomas Garnett, (audit)
14, John Jasper Garnett, (audit) Ditto, 12
15, Charles Delves Broughton Ditto, 12

I LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, DEC. 31

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVEI
elly and Law, Tottiugton, Lancashire, c

I O'Brien and Ke

Co. Manchester, m

at
Manchester,_ enginee
- -

3outcher,

and J. Fairbar,

Bowden

hide agent

s S. Linxiing

Lngton, and

DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS

Hilton, Tipton, leather seller.
'ham, merct

I L. Fle,

J. Wicks, Trowb idge, clothier.
R. G. Roberts, Liverpool, timber merchant
J. and D. Sugden, Kirkburton and I -
manufacturers

Harford and W. W. Davies, Brist(
Hadfield, Manchester, file manufi

.ddersfield, fancy clot

ronmastsrs

BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED
C. White, Canterbury, draper.

BANKRUPT

George Bartlett, Wellington-street, Goswell-street

Dn the Ot

1 Frederick Du:,ley, Rc
John Taylor, Market•
Ralph Eldridge, Black

Mayfair, carpenter

Thomas William, Bur

'ford, B.

I Birkenhead

On the ISth nitir
GJtEEVES, Esq. of
of Chester.

On the 23rd

----
Areet, Covent-garden, MA RY, y
LEY.

gest daughter of the

ACKBUR!

Mr. RICHARD

London, millir

on, to ALIC

DIVIDENDS. I Esq. of u Shadsw.
On the 25th ultimo,
Jan. 21, J. Metcalf, Liverpool, grocer—Jan. 21, E. L Aarons, REED, watch maker, to
St. James's-place, Aldgate, London, oil merchant—Jan. 17, R. Mr. WILLIAM REED flour dealer, N
Lee, R. J. Brassey, F. Farr, and G. Lee, Lombard-street, Lou- On the 25thl n timo,
don, bankers.
FOULKES, brass founder,
CERTIFICATES Same day,
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the J. H. Robins,.
day of meeting. SARAH WLEAN
Jan. 22, W. Scovell, jun. Chilworth, Hampshire, brickmaker Same day, at Christ Church, Mr. DAVID EN.
—Jan. 22, D. J. Mackenzie, Chambers-street, Minories, Lou- to ELIZABETH, (laughter of Mr. JA "-
don, provision-merchant—Jan. 23, H. Braggs, Montgomery- the Black Horse, Hatton-gar"-
close, Southwark, bottle-merchant—Jan. 21, C. ,S. Harvey, On the 31st ult4^-
George-street, Hanover-square, London, dressmaldt--Jan. 21, merly of Blount's,-
M. and B. Lee, Duke-street, Piccadilly, tailors, daughter of Mr. THOMAS WATK INS°, ,
CERTIFICATES Same day, at St. Th mas's Church, Tosteth-park
To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown H. Marshall, Mr. WILLIAM T A f'''''-^"
to the contrary on or before Jan. 21. SMITHSON.
J. Dyson, Sheffield, scathe-manufacturer—B. W. Franklin, Same day, a' ;late f
Liverpool, merchant—G. Winning, Dover-street, Piccadilly, MATHER, builder, (~ Runcorn.
upholster—T. B. Andrew, Ashton-under-Lyne, tea-dealer—L. daughtcr Mr. THOMAS 'BREWER
D. H. and G. F. Smith, Dulverton, Someraetahire, and Gutter. same place.
lane, London, crape-manufacturer. Same day, at Over Dar

St. Peter's Church, Mr. JOHN JAS
ELIZABETH. younge

16th—Cork

at St. Philir

MARY JONES

at Bethesda Chapel, Hoth.
it-. THOMAS S. BI(

aughter

ERSTETEi t

o at Walton,
urt, Oxford;

S. millw

t the Collegiate Chard', Manches._
'-n to MA RGAREI

elson,trei
, by the Re
disc ANN

MAT HEW, SI

to MARY,

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I Lucian

6 - 20 0

ton 24 0