The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-06 00:00:00

LONDON GAZETTE.-TITESDAY, MARCH 3.

WHITEHALL, FEBRU AR? 28.
The:King has been pleased to direct letters-patent to pe passed
untier the Great Seal, granting the dignities of a Baron and Viscount
of the united kingdom of Great Britain add Ireland unto the flight
lion. Sir Charles Manners Sutton, G.C.8., and the heirs male of his
body 'lawfully begotten„ by the names, styles, and titles of Baron
Bottesfurd, of Bottesford, in the county of Leicester, and Viscount
Canterbury, of the city of Canterbury.

DOWNING-STREET, Fan. 28.
The King has been pleased to appoint Major-General Sir Howard
Douglas, Bart. to be Lord high Commissioner in and to the United
States of the lonian Islands.

INSOLVENT.
Thomas Lewis, Liverpool, and Seacombe, Cheshire, merchant.
BANKRUPTS, .•
Joseph West, Kate-street, Christchurch, victualler—James Buawell
and Richard Wood, Derby, joiners=-William Taylor, Great Yarmouth,
Norfolk, surgeon— Joshua Iloyle, Manchester, victualler—John.
Wright, Newcaslle:-npon-Tyne, jeweller—Moses Flook, Kingwood-
hill, Gloucestershire, currier Samuel Reynolds Wilmot, Bristol,
brewer—Benjamin flog, jun , Leeds, cloth • manufacturer —J ohn
Holden, Whalley, Lancashire., .cotton-soinner William Villrrs
Wilkes, Birmingham, factor—Isaac and (eorge Swift, Stoke-upon-
Trent, Staffordshire, tailors--Edward Knape, Walsoken, Norfolk,
cattle-salesman—George Brown, M arlborinefh, Wiltshire, ironmonger
--George Alexander • -Ray, Ramsgate, locking-housekeeper—Peter
Hatton, Heaton Norris,,Lancashire, innkeeper—Joseph Deacon,
Berth. Yorkshire, corn-factor—William James, Brighton, grocer—
Samuel Crossby, Coventry, dyer. '
DI VI DEN DS.
March 26, T. A. Gay. London, law-stationer—March 26, 1.. Com-
tesse, Bloomsbury, wah•li-case-manufectorer—March 26, P. Hill, Lon-
don, picture-dealer —Nlareh 25, J. Ends, Stonehunse. Devonshire,
iloen-draper--March 24, J. Scagell, Beekerrham. Kent. virtualler—
March 26, J. T. Thompson, London, upholsterer—March 24, it. Clarke
and J. Burgess, London, enal-factors—March 26, T. Meredith, Horn-
Castle, Lincolnshire, maltster—A pril 2. G. D'twson and J. Kerr,
Manchester, nankeen-manufacturers—March 26, R. Bel!, Newcastle-
upon-Tyne, merchant—April 6, It. Hawkins, Little Bowden, Nor-
thorn ptolighire, dealer in horses—March 26, J. W. Bell. Rotherham,
Yorkshire. upholsterer—March 25, F.. Emerson and B: Fenwick,
Stella, Durham, and Neu castle-upon-Tyne, ironfnunders—March 30,
F. Edwards. iklancheater,_publican— %larch 25, A. M'Call, Manchester,
merchant—March 27, T. Priestkv, Halifax, Yorkshire, wooistapler.
CTIFIc ATEs
To be granted, unless cause 1* shown to the contrary on or before
the 24th day ofarch. •
W. Raymond, Streatham-place, Brixton-hill. Surrey, ship-owner—
It. Smalpage, Leeds, tailor—W. D. L. Nott, Bristol. iron-merchant
--J. Flint, Silsoe, Bedfordshire, shopkeeper—W. Stiverison, West-
minster, dealer in mahogany—J. Robinson, Westminster, hoot and
shoe-maker—W. Brookes, London, lamp-manufacturer—R. M. Ste-
•pbenson, London, civil-engineer.

Lord James Stuart ha's arrived iu Loudon from Rome. Had
his lordship not been. detained GU hours at .Calais by the
boisterous state of the weather, he would have been in time to
have taken his seat, and to have voted on the amendment to the
address. He was, in sows of the lists, erroneously inserted as
being present.

SECO D EDITION.

Standard Office, Seven o'Clock.

LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

COILN EXCI-IANGE.-FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1835.

I❑ consequence of tempestuous weather the arrivlls of
Grain, Flour, and Oatmeal this week are unusually
small, but without producing the least amendment in the
value of any article of the corn trade; our quotations
therefore generally remain precisely the same as on
Tuesday. In the Wheat trade, although we may notice
a little better feeling, the demand continued to be confined
to the limtted wants of local consumers, being unable to
effect sides for distant markets, where prices still rule
proportionately lower than ours.

Good Trish and Scotch Barleys are in fair request, and
the market is now pretty well cleared of these descrip-
tions; the sale of English is restricted, owing to the re-
latively high rates required.—Malt rates dull.—Beans
are fully as dear, with a moderate demand.

A few purchases of Oats were made at the currency of
Tuesday, and Oatmeal was held for rather more money;
no advance, however, could be established.—Flour sells
on much the same terms as last noted ; approved marks
of Irish fine Seconds are offered at 30s. to 325. per sack.

AV ER AG

gy 70 res. s d s d
Irish dried red 5 3 v 5 7
Do. dried white, 5 10 .. 6 6
Do. undried 5 3 .. 5 10
English
Canada...... 6 6 .. 7 2
OA rs, 4y 451bs
lrish
BARLEY,' 4V 601bs
Irish grinding 3 6 4 0

AVERAGE PRIM
s n SD
Waterford, 64 0 0 83 0
Colerain.
Carlow
Limerick . .. 68 0
11(.1fast • 71 0 .. 78 0
Derry 6B 0.. 70 0
Cork, 3ds, dry