The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-11-19 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

CORRESPONDENCE.

SHIP-BUILDING.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.
SlR,—Having in my last shown the importance of the
centre of gravity, with the responsibility attached to ship-
builders, in the correct or incorrect placement of its cen-
tre; if c meet, its influence for good is diffused throughout
every part of the vessel, and the reverse if incorrectly
placed, the truth of which must be proved by its forming
a close compact with the centre of displacement. To this
union theorists of the present day have made a bold stand,
by declaring that rather than submit to its laws they will
overturn the course of nature, and from it produce a new
system of shipbuilding, that shall overturn every objec-
tion. The theory on which they have attempted to esta-
blish their hypothesis is by affirming that at one-third of
the vessel's length from forward, is the best position for
dead flat. On this principle many ships have been built,
both in the government and merchant's yards, and with
each it has proved a failure. Disappbinted in their hopes,
and baffled in their expectations, yet being wedded to their
false principles, recourse has been had to filling out the
lower after water lines, whereby the centre of gravity falls
the aft side of the vessel's half-length, and the displace-
ment again shows a failure ; and to add to their consterna-
tion, those ships not only load by the head, but labour
greatly in a sea, and steer with difficulty. When about to
give up their airy phantom, an expedient presented itself,
that of giving their ship's upright stems, thereby enabling
them to add from six to twelve feet length of keel forward
(keeping the head of the stem as before). Through this
artifice the centres of gravity and displacement are brought
into closer connexion ; from this extension of the keel, the
centre of the lower water lines (which proved their
greatest obstacle) is now brought nearer the half-length
of the vessel. Having by this subterfuge delivered them-
selves from a dilemma, those men. without giving the real
cause for such a novelty, not only take credit for the dis-
covery, but strangely enforce the expediency of upright
stems, without showing one benefit accruing therefrom :
all experienced shipbuilders well know that the form of
the stem of a vessel is regulated by the fair termination of
the bow. Feeling the importance, and with it the neces-
sity of again stating, that on the commencement and ter-
mination of the bow, as a first principle, in the construc-
tion of all vessels, depends, not only their sailing qualities,
with the correct placement of their cargoes, but that which
is of greater importance, the safety of the ship, and with
it the lives of the crew, I proceed to give a mechanical
method for finding the centre of gravity of each water
line, likewise of the whole structure. Having constructed
your vessel on paper, on a quarter scale, run off on each
water line in the half-breadth plan the thickness of the
plank of the bottom, prepare yourself with a dry piece
of American fir board, which plane up to the thickness of
the space between the water lines, as shown in the sheer
plan; cut as many pieces from it as there are water lines,
of the length, from the fore part of the rabbet of the stem
to the after part of the rabbet of the stern post, their
breadth the half-breadth of the drawing. Observe, the
lower piece must taper agreeably to the vessel's set by the
stern ; this piece must fill up, in the sheer plan, all the
space from the lower edge of the rabbet of the keel, round
to the fore part of the rabbet of the stem, and after part of
the rabbet of the stern post, up to the height of the first
water line : in like manner prepare each following piece.
When complete, place them together on the sheer plan,
and see that they fill up the whole space, from the rabbet
of the keel to the load water line, taking care that the edge
that forms the middle line is straight and square, that
when placed together they may all form one fair surface ;
next place each piece separately on their respective water
lines in the sheer plan, and mark on the upper surface all
the stations fore and aft, which square across; race the
line of dead flat down the edge of each piece, as a guide to
keep them well in place, when applied to each other.
Commence with the lower piece, by setting thereon the
balf-breadth of the water line on each station, taking it
from the line of the plank of the bottom ; through those
spots run in the curve of the lower water line, with a sharp
firmer; trim into this line very correct, and rough away
the part below to the rabbet, on which edge guage in the
half-siding of the keel, stem, and stern-post. In like
manner set off the half-breadth of the second piece, apply-
ing the lower piece to the under part, marking it round
with a pencil, whereby you have the upper and lower edge
of the second piece. By nicely trimming round the upper
edge, you prepare it for the lower edge of the third piece,
which continue till each separate part is prepared ; then
with a few brads fasten them all together (so as to sepa-
rate them without injury to the edges); clean them off
very exact and fair ; when performed separate them, and
apply each piece to its respective half-breadth, from the
middle line of the half-breadth plan of the drawing, to
prove them ; if well, again secure them together, and fas-
ten thereto the half-siding of the keel, stem and stern-post,
and again separate the block, with a pin applied at each
edge of the lower piece, at the line of dead flat, when sup-
ported thereby, and the plane of the surface shows hori-
zontal ; or if the after part should drop a little, occasioned
by the set by the stern, you may then consider the lower
water line as well, and the centre of gravity at dead flat ;
but should the fore body preponderate, in that case the
fore body is too full, and the drawing on that line must
be taken in. Fix the pins in the second piece six inches
the aft side of dead flat; if the plane rest horizontal that
water line is well, but if either end drop, the line on that
part must be taken in ; from which proceed, by applying
the pins to each separate piece, increasing six inches aft
on each water line, (so that the centre of gravity of the
upper water line, for a slip of 260 tons measurement, with
one foot set by the stern, may be two feet the aft side of
dead flat,) and as either end preponderates, alter the line.
Observe, it may require to fill out the lean parts, instead
of reducing the full; to this great attention must be paid;
as such the alteration must first be made on the drawing,
and the lines fared in the body and half-breadth plans.
Should any of the lines require filling out, and the model
prove slack, glue on a slip at the middle line, and again set
off the half-breadth, till it correspond with the drawing.
To find the main centre of gravity, the drawing having five
water lines, place the two upper pieces in one scale, and
the three lower ones in the other. It is probable their
weight may be equal ; if so, the main centre of gravity
will be on the third water line, and one foot the aft side of
dead flat. Should the two upper pieces be the greatest
weight, in that case the main centre of gravity would be a
little above and aft the third water line ; if the three lower
pieces are the heaviest, the main centre of gravity will fall
a little below the third line, and a little forward ; in either
case it is of little moment. This method of finding the
centre of gravity, if performed correctly, will prove equal
with the nicest calculations. Having thus produced the
model, in my next shall be shown from it how to get the
exact displacement of the ship at any line of immersion.
Be pleased in your next to correct the following errors,
which appear in your paper of the sth instant :—for the
" stern in the main direction," &c., read stem ; for " the
deepest part of the ship," read dryest ; for " being one-
third from the stern," read stem ; for " let them be equal,
move," &c., read, " let them be equal as to weight,
move, am, sir, &c.,

Pembroke Dock, 11th Nov. 1844.

JOHN COCK.

LOCAL AND PROVINCIAL NEWS.

John Talbot Clifton and Mr. Tr, y3ure Redmayne have
been appointed Deputy-Lieutenants of this county.
Sir W. M.. Stanley, Bart., is the sheriff elect for
Cheshire for the ensuing year.

Friday's Gazette contains an official notification of the
appointment of Mr. J. W. White as consul at this port
for the United States.

The British and North American royal mail steam-ship
Caledonia, Captain Lott, sails hence for Halifax and
Boston this day.

INDECENT ASSAULT.—A beer-house keeper, named T.
Richardson, was fined 40s. and costs, on Friday, for an
indecent assault upon Mrs. Ann Wood, wife of Mr.
Wood, lace manufacturer, Renshaw-street.
AWFULLY SUDDEN DEATH.—Yesterday week, a little
before seven o'clock, a decently-dressed man, bearing a
basket containing tumbler glasses, fell down in London-
road, and immediately expired.
EMBEZZLEMENT.—On Thursday, at the Police-court,
John Fisher, a person in the employ of Mr. Cotterell,
ginger-beer manufacturer, was committed for trial for
embezzling £5 7s. and several other sums, the property of
his master.

NUISANCE.—On Saturday a number of poor persons,
residing in the lowest purlieus of the town, were fined in
the sum of 9s. Cd. each for allowing offensive matter to
run from the yards and other places in which they were
keeping pigs.
WHIG Couricrm.ons.—We have had in the council
for some time, a vulgar person rejoicing in a short jacket,
but the last election has turned up another respectable
Whig, who rejoices not only in a short jacket, but also a
short pipe when he parades the streets ;—Bury Herald.
IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.—It will be seen, by an
advertisement elsewhere, that Mr. Williams, House
Agent, of Ranelagh-street, has an immense lot of valuable
property, consisting of houses and shops, situated in some
of the best localities in Liverpool, to be let, sold, and
otherwise disposed of.
GUANO.—The arrivals of the week are 2,400 tons, by
four vessels. £5 10s. has been accepted for a quantity on
the spot, and at that price there are sellers of cargoes to
arrive from this period to the end of the year. For deli-
very first three months £5 15s. to £6 : at the latter price
the delivery is guaranteed. Peruvian £lO to £lO 10s.
THE OBSCENE CASE.—On Friday, Thomas Bailey,
bookseller, of Manchester-street, was discharged from
custody, on finding bail, himself in £l5O, and two sure-
ties in £75 each, to answer any indictment that might be
preferred against him at the sessions for exposing obscene
books for sale. The sureties were Thomas Taylor and
Robert Evans.

INQUEST.-011 Wednesday, an investigation took
place at the Monk's Ferry Hotel, relative to the death of
Margaret Harrison, who was lately disintered at Wood-
church. The inquiry occupied a considerable time, and a
verdict of manslaughter was eventually returned against
a person named Port, a druggist, who, it appeared in evi-
dences had prescribed for the deceased previously to her
death.

CANARY SHOW.—The annual bird show took place on
the 11th instant, at Mr. Matthew Walker's, Lamb and
Flag, Great Howard-street, when the following prizes
were awarded :—Yellow Plain Heads : First, Mr. M.
Walker, silver cup ; second, Mr. J. Robinson ; third,
Mr. Jacobs ; fourth, Mr. Swingwood ; fifth, Mr. Oaks ;
sixth, Mr. Latham ; seventh, Mr. John Owens ; eighth,
Mr. Jacobs.—Buff Plain Heads : First, Mr. J. Robin-
son ; second, Mr. Oaks; third, Mr. Jacobs ; fourth, Mr.
Rogers; fifth, Mr. Uriah Hughes; sixth, Mr. T. Rim-
mer ; seventh, Mr. Oaks ; eighth, Mr. Rogers. Alter•
wards the members and supporters of the club sat down
to an excellent dinner, and spent the evening in convi-
viality and harmony.

FATAL ACCIDENT AT BIRKENHEAD.—On Tuesday
last, as two men, John Roberts and Thomas Marginson,
were hoisting a large stone at a new building in Tranrnere,
it fell down upon them, killed Roberts on the spot, and
so injured the other that he expired on Thursday. At
the inquests on Wednesday and Friday, verdicts of " ac-
cidental death" were returned.
THE MATHEW FUND.—On Wednesday night, a meet-
ing for the purpose of raising a sum of money necessary to
relieve Father Matthew from his present difficulties, was
held at the Nelson Assembly Rooms. Mr. Lawrence
Heyworth in the chair. Several other gentlemen were
present, but the meeting was poorly attended. At the
close of the proceedings upwards of £73 was subscribed.
A provisional committee was appointed, Mr. Lawrence
Heyworth being nominated as treasurer.
Hum. Docss.—Our Dock Trustees held a meet-
ing on Monday last, for the purpose of receiving con-
tracts for the construction of the Railway Dock and En-
trance. There were fourteen tenders sent in. The suc-
cessful parties were Messrs. Bowers and Murray, of
Liverpool, who have been engaged during the last seven-
teen years in contracts upon most of the docks con-
structed in that flourishing port within that period, and
are now at work upon the Albert Dock.—Hull Herald.
THE COUNTY VOTERS IN LANCASHIRE.—Fron3 the
following figures it will be seen that the number of county
voters in this division of Lancashire exhibits a consider-
able increase.—Southern Division : Number of voters
this year, 21,940 ; last year, 18,666 ; increase, 3,274.—1 n
North Lancashire the increase is but trifling : Number of
voters this year, 10,507 ; last year, 10,337; increase 170.
The register for North Lancashire is now completed, but
that for the southern division will be about ten days or a
fortnight.
OLD CHURCH CHARITY SCHOOLS.—On Sunday his
worship the Mayor walked in procession from the Town-
hall to St. Nicholas's Church, where he attended divine
service in the forenoon. His worship was accompanied
by the Rev. Rector Campbell, the Town Clerk, and a
number of gentlemen of the town, and was preceded by
the officials of the Corporation. A sermon was preached
on the occasion by the Rev. Thos. Macgill, one of the
curates, in aid of the Old Church Charity Schools. The
collection amounted to £37 Bs., £lO of which were con-
tributed by the Mayor.
CHINESE GRANITE.—At the meeting of the Highway
Board, on Thursday last, an offer was made to sell the
commissioners a Quantity of Chinese granite at 6s. per
square yard, being about half the price generally paid.
The granite is of very superior quality, and is of lighter
colour than that found in this country. The specimen
sent to the commissioners has been nicely squared by the
Celestials, and it appears to have formed a portion of
some building—whether of " the great wall of China" we
cannot say. The commissioners, we believe, would be
glad to receive any quantity of this material.

INQuEsr.—An inquest was held on Friday, before the
borough coroner, on view of the body of a man unknown.
James Doyle, a labourer, said that on Thursday morning
he observed something black at the works at the Duke's
Dock, from which the tide had retired, and found it to be
the body of a man. A police-officer had it taken to the
dead-house. The dress was a blue or black frock coat,
blue trousers, silk waistcoat. boots, but no stockings, a
cotton shirt, and a white front. The body appeared to
have been a considerable time in the water. The jury,
under the circumstances, returned a verdict of " Found
drowned."

ATTEMPTED SEDUCTION.—On Saturday a young man,
who gave his name John Hampson, was brought before
Mr. Rushton, on a charge of having attempted to force a
respectable female into a house of ill-fame in a street off
Williamson-square. Officer 35 stated that as he was go-
ing his rounds the night before, he was attracted to the
street in question by the loud shrieks of a female, and
that on reaching the spot, he discovered the prisoner in
the act of endeavouring to force the girl into a brothel.
The only defence the prisoner had to offer nos, that he
had been very much intoxicated. Mr. Rushton ordered
him to be fined 40s. and costs, or to be imprisoned four
days.

SUDDEN EXTINCTION OF GAS-LIGHTS.—On Sunday
evening week, the congregation of the Church of St. John
John the Evangelist, in Elope-street, were much startled,
at the conclusion of the service, by the sudden extinction
of the whole of the lights in the church, together with
those in the lamps in the street. On inquiry, it was
fonnd that this sudden withdrawal of light was occasioned
by the insufficient supply of water to the gas meters. The
most serious consequences might have resulted had any
confusion taken place ; and it would be well if the gas
meters in public buildings were examined periodically by
the gas companies or other competent persons, in order
that the repetition of so great an annoyance might be
prevented for the future.

DEATH FROM EXTERNAL VIOLENCE.—On Tuesday
evening week, James Fogg, a carter, residing in Essex-
street, went home late in the evening; his wife got up to
let him in, and observed that his face was covered with
blood ; he also complained of a pain in his side, and of
having been beaten by three men, but did not say who
they were, or how the injury to his person had occurred.
A surgeon was called in on Thursday, and the deceased
told him he had been kicked by a horse. He continued
to grow worse until Saturday week, when he died. After
a post mortem examination of the body, the surgeon gave
it as his opinion that death had resulted from inflammation
and pleurisy, the result of external violence; the rest of
the body was in a healthy state.
FIRE ON BOARD SHIT.—On Friday afternoon, a fire
was discovered under the deck of the schooner Mary, of
Belfast, the property of Mr. Tate, of that town, and then
lying in the Sloyne. The fire had originated in the cabin,
and communicated to the hold. She was immediately run
on shore near the Potteries, and word being passed to the
fire station, Mr. Hewitt, the superintendent, was speedily
at the spot with several engines. The hose was got on
board, and the deck being cut up, in about an hour and a
half the flames were extinguished. The vessel is about
150 tons burthen, and was bound to Beyrout and Alexan-
dria with a general cargo. His worship the mayor was
present, and rendered efficient service by his judicious
directions. The damage was considerable, but we have
not learned the amount.

ANOTHER COLLISION.—Another very serious collision
occurred in the Channel, on Thursday night, which, we
regret to say, has been attended with loss of life, and the
destruction of a ship. It appears that the Firefly schoo-
ner, belonging to Messrs. George Maxwell and Co., left
this port on Wednesday, for Africa, (being in the palm
oil trade,) and she had arrived between Point Lynas and
the Skerries, when she came in contact with the Bri-
tannia steamer, from Dublin. The collision took place
at midnight. The Firefly was so much injured, that she
sunk immediately afterwards; but there was time to save
the whole of the crew, who refused to leave the sinking
vessel. The collision was altogether acccidental, and
arose from the dark and thick weather prevailing at the
time. The Britannia is one of the regular traders be-
tween this port and Dublin, and belongs to the City of
Dublin Steam Packet Company.

GRAVE OFFENCE.—On Wednesday last, Jane Hughes
and Ann Rose were brought up, the charge being, as ap-
peared from the books, that one of them was "talking to
a man in Camden-street." Mr. Rushton wisked to know
by what authority the officers had proceeded, when they
stated that an order was on the books to that effect, and
the inspector had told them to do so. Mr. Rushton
ordered the books to be sent for, and after inspecting
them, observed that they (the officers) had mistaken the
order ; it merely gave them the power to stop any female
who was annoying an inhabitant, and require her to give
her name, so that she might be pressed for a penalty ; the
parties must be guilty of riotous and disorderly conduct
to justify an arrest. The prisoners bad been improperly
charged, but it had arisen from a misunderstanding. He
would, however, give instructions, so that the force would
be able to avoid such mistakes for the future. The pri-
soners were immediately discharged.
INCORPORATION OF ST. HELENS.—Two meetings have
been held, at St. Helens, within the last fortnight to con-
sider the propriety of applying to Parliament in the next
session for an act for vesting in commissioners the powers
of paving, lighting, watching, cleansing, and otherwise
improving the town, and for establishing a market. At
the last meeting, which was the adjourned one, an amend-
ment that " it was inexpedient at the present time to apply to
parliament for the proposed bill," was carried by a very
large majority. Nearly one half of the second meeting
was composed of ratepayers from the neighbouring town-
ship of Sutton who object to be taxed to support the pro-
posed measure, and the landowners of that township, and
also of Eccleston are opposed to the scheme, and the
Marquis of Salisbury, and the Liverpool and Manches-
ter Railway do not approve of it. The promoters, how-
ever, it is said, intend to apply to parliament and leave
those who are hostile to the measure to oppose it in com-
mittee.

ROBBERY OF A GENTLEMAN IN CASTLE-STREET.—
On Saturday a smart-looking young fellow, rather fashion-
ably attired, who gave his name William Johnson, was
brought up on a charge of having, about half an hour be-
fore, picked the pocket of Mr. John Sutliff Stow of the
sum of £25, in Bank of England notes. Mr. Stow said
that he was a leather factor, and that he resided at West-
parade, Bristol-road, Birmingham. Between twelve and
one o'clock on that day (Saturday) he was in the act of
walking along Castle-street, and, just as he was crossing
the top of Brunswick-street, he felt something touch one
of his heels. He immediately felt his pocket, missed his
order-book, and observed the prisoner and another young
fellow walking from him. Suspecting that they were the
thieves, he overtook the prisoner in Union-court, but he
was too late to grasp his companion. After some difficulty
the prisoner was searched, and the order-book was found
in the pocket of his coat. It contained one £lO and three
£5 Bank of England notes, which he (Mr. Stow) had just
received at the Bank of Liverpool. The prisoner was
committed for trial.

THE NUPTIALS OF SAMUEL SANDBACH, ESQ., JUN.
AND MISS MAXWELL CELEBRATED UPON THE FAMILY'S
ESTATES IN NORTH WALES.—The 13th of November,
1844, will long be recollected by the inhabitants of the
sequestered village of Llangerniew and peaceful vale of
Elwy as a day of general rejoicing and honest mirth. The
" doings of the day" commenced with a hunt, by the kind
permission of H. R. Sandbach, Esq., which afforded the,
tenantry, workmen, and well-wishers excellent sport. As
night spread its shades over the romantic glen, a general
illumination of the village, neighbourhood, and the school,
which is chiefly supported by the liberality of the Sandbach
family, commenced, and four large bonfires were lighted :
three upon elevated positions, so as to be seen from an
immense distance, and another in the centre of the village,
at which a fat sheep was roasted, and afterwards distributed
among the poor, amidst the hearty cheers of the multi-
tude, firing, and the " merry sound of the village bell."
Afterwards the well-wishers met at the Stag Inn, and
Robert Anwyl, Esq., of Bodgonwcb, was called to take
the chair, and Mr. T. Rogers to act as vice-president.
Appropriate toasts were drank with honours—speeches
were delivered, and the company separated at an early
hour, highly gratified with the proceedings of the day.

Nov. 19, 1844.

Wednesday, GROSS
Asi‘siArUs.LTshnea-phAerHd,uasfueranle HISoinNSO
of health that she had to be assisted in and out of the_
Police-court, preferred a complaint against her husband,
a shoemaker, in St. Anne's-street, of his having, over a
a long period,' grossly assaulted and abused her, and par"
ticularly for striking her, on Tuesday week, while she vir
in bed, and afterwards repeating his cruelties on the PI"
day following, when he knocked her down, injuring her
severely against a fender, and afterwards turned her ottt
delicaterjF g
of doors. The complainant required a separate mainte-
nance. The defendant said he would allow her ss. a week'
and take the children. Mr. Rushton did not consider
this sufficient ; and as the defendant was disinclined to
pay more, he (Mr. R.) strongly remarked on his cowardly
and unfeeling conduct; ordered him to pay a fine of 11'
also to
for the assault, or be imprisoned two months, and
find two sureties, himself in £4O, and two others in Air'
each ; adding, that if the female became chargeable to the
parish, he would run the risk of being sent to the Hous
of Correction. The defendant was taken into custody.
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SELECT VESTRY.—At the meeting on TuesdaY, Mr*
fat:
• the
Ford expressed his compliance with the request that
should continue a member of the board. During be
previous week there had been an increase of fever palietn7;
twenty-five having been admitted into the hospital, "et,
there are fifty-four patients remainimr; and in the
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thalmic ward, there is an increase of three cases. With
these exceptions, the house is in a satisfactory state..t I;
answer to a question from Mr. Bremner (who asked I
consequence of something that had been said out of doom')
the Vestry-clerk said that that gentleman's gratificalln!
was a good one. The following is the comparative state"
ment of in-door poor for the past week, viz.
in the house, 1,745; cost per head, Is. 104 d.• and
money, £l6l. 15s. 64d. Same time last year, 1,791,
Par
is. 71d. per head, and £143. 13s. Old. Of out-door Pau
relieved during the past fortnight, the number of cases
_:
6,794, at an expense of £749. 3s. 10d.; being 194 OF
and £l7. Is. 4d. in money less than last year. Mr* of
M. Davies was elected honorary surgeon in the room __
Mr. Byerley, resigned, and Mr. James Johnson fur"
elected surgeon to the Industrial School. Mr. Art.tir
Henderson gave notice of a motion at the next lnee"7o
for an increase of £lOO per annum to the secret:al
salary.
ELECTION OF DOCK COMMITTEE-MAN.—On Tueder
the dock ratepayers were called upon to elect a in...„,..„013h-
er
wofho vacated his
committeethedockseaton being
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Mr. C. S.
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Mr.the Ripley,
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cil for Exchange Ward, but who, as our readers are aware.:
one of the representatives of the council there. Mr•
hAalsd ea A se'
conded by Mr. Bellany. Mr. George Green was 'proPnyr-h,,,
by Mr. Ashley, and seconded by Mr. Thos. Bold. AL
voting only continued for three hours, and at the ein::
the numbers were—for Mr. Evans, 315 ; for Mr. Greaa
167. Mr. Duncan Gibb then applied to the Mayor (ol'udy
presided over the proceedings) to have the poll adjoaea
until the following morning, upon the ground that, at
half-past two o'clock that day, it was currently rumnuf:
on 'Change that Mr. Green had resigned, and thal_Agim—
rumour had the effect of preventing many of his frie4D—
from coming forward to vote in his favour. He said there
was precedent for the application, and that, on the ocas.
sion to which he alluded, the poll had been adjourned bl
the presiding magistrate. Mr. Ripley declined to join in
the application, and the Mayor said that on the occaelarie
alluded to, both parties concurred in the adjourninell
but he was advised by-the Town-Clerk that he could no
legally adjourn the election, and he therefore declared
Mr. Evans duly elected.
FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED.—After the ball at 131 r:
kenhead, on the occasion of laying the first stone of "12
new docks, there was a general scramble for the lints!
bonnets, cloaks, and great-coats. It seems that the
waiters had helped themselves rather too freely to chaff'
pagne, and, feeling their incapacity to fulfil their dutieei
'.
had gone home at an early hour, to sleep off the ftoneac)
Moet. The consequence was, that when the ball ",
over, as the waiters had taken the tickets with therm 7.
became a very difficult matter to distribute the garments
to those who came with their duplicates to redeem th em
In the utter despair of a strict distribution, the vik°l6
articles left in pledge were brought out, and thrown in 2
heap into the middle of the room. Every person fell
and helped himself. Gentlemen got four-and-nines fo
real beavers, and many a lawyer, who came with a ches;
terfield, was obliged to walk home in a wrap-rascal. °a.t
gentleman was compelled to put on a Dunstable bolo%
and plaid shawl, and, when he got home, was refused a_
mittance by his own wife. But the most melancholy cat;
was that of an old lady, who, at day-break, bad to v01k..,
her hotel in a dirty macintosh and an old oilskin our/
wester. The company must have felt to a ticket. twat
" property has its rights, it has its losses, toe' _
taken to an evening party. The inquiries after hats, clogs,
boas, and tippets, have been very numerous ever since.
Punch.

BIRKENHEAD POLICE-COURT, THURSDAY.--The ma-
gistrates present were J. W. Harden, J. D. Case; J',".
Shaw, Esquires, and the Rev. R. M. Fielding.
plaint was preferred by Horatio Bilston, a gamekeeper,
against four men, Bellis, Preston, Evans, and Dawson!.
for running hares in a plantation at Ireby, on Sunday last
Bilston apprehended them, but they were rescued byua
party of navigators. They were afterwards brought I
by warrant. They were each fined 40s. and costs.—
complaint was made by George Argent against four men,
Cross, Jones, Davis, and another Jones, for a violent
assault upon him at the back of the Railway, Inn, while
he was in charge of some goods belonging to Mr. Evans,
auctioneer, their object being to interfere with the ph
ptheertnyom
.pal'haien defendants da as nt
nots
in denieda at a
tthe o
fc
mindharge ,t allegingb e dro-
o
upon. The whole four were bound over in their own re-
cognizances to keep the peace.—Captain Williams, the
Government inspector of prisons, represented to the
magistrates that there was a want of proper accommoda-
tion in the lock• ups, and that prisoners were detained for
some days at an illegal charge of Is. a day for mainte-
nance, given to the keeper, who ought to have a fixed
salary. He added that he was bound to report the case
to the Home Secretary. The magistrates said that if any
of their officers were in fault, they should be dismissed;
that they should take care that proper accommodations
should be provided, with beds, &c. ; that it was in con-
epentdeade
templation to erect a suitable bridewell, &c. ; and that
they would hereafter communicate with Capt. Williams,
at the Home-office.
SALES OF MAHOGANY, &C.—Messrs. Chaloner and
Fleming's salts, on Thursday and Friday last, were well
and respectably attended, and most of the woods brought
fnoarrwgoarpderwewreilciilaemar,ednnonffai.
consisting of
cabinet wood, was sold at 63d. to 110., or Sid• per foot
average ; the cargo per Hope, (except 20,000 feet,)
small-sized, plain wood, was sold at 6d. to Bd., or P
foot average ; and the cargo per Caleb Angas, consisting
of a mixture of the above descriptions, with a precKT:
derance of cabinet wood, at sd. to 121 d., or 7d.11-161au
per foot average. Thus the only bay wood in first hang_
H ondurasmahogany, the
is comprised in the above 20,000 feet per Hope, ally aiTI.,
sized. Of St. Domingo, the city cargo, per Sarah, of dery
good quality and size, was sold at from 91d. to 108. 6d• Pa
foot; one lot of 37,000 feet, averaging 201 d. per foot; the
another of 9.000 feet, averaging 17d. per foot, and au
captain's 2,700 feet, 12d. per foot, constituting,"
average for the cargo of 19d. 11-16ths per foo'• tar
remainder of the cargo per °orlon, from Port-au-olio,
consisting of 34,000 feet, was sold at from Bd. to 3%
per foot, or ls. ld. 13-32 per foot average. 43 logs, ~yea
tom
small and inferior, per Rochdale, were sold at 6d• ~tad
and 114 logs, per Alexander, with some better quality to
to
size, but still of an inferior description, at from
Pe
or 70. per foot average. Of Cuba, 331 lona to
Elizabeth, very fresh and large-sized, were sold at (r4-,,ty,
Is. 10d. per foot, or 91d. per foot average! eos..",:ego
well-sized, good quality
63,800 feet. Thus the above sales leave no St. D°7-,,,,-10,
mahogany in first bands, and only one cargo from %-v
et
now landing, ex Syra. Of Havana cedar, 144 log°,;ge.
Elizabeth, were sold at sd. to 7d., or sid. per foot ave..,r7od
The 39 logs, per Rival, were not sold. 609 lanene
spars, per Elizabeth, tolerably fresh, but not very Ind:
were sold at 4s. each. There was no pencil cedar Fish,
By private sale 13 tons of Rio rosewood, ex Flying toe
were disposed of, at £l9 to £26, or £22 14s sd. per not
average; but the Bahia, per Cora, was not offered,
having been landed in time.
Sl,,
OPENING OF THE SCHOOLS IN CONNEXION
MICHAEL'S CHURCH, TOXTETH PARK.—The ope.
130
of these schools, which has been already reported as eahl
ing taken place on Wednesday, was followed by app the
from the pulpit in aid of the building fund, made in,„o.
church of that district on Sunday last, both in the n3:010
ing and the afternoon, when, under the more favon'eay
state of the weather, and a zealous disposition very gap'
rally entertained in behalf of the undertaking, Otto,
peal in both cases was responded to by a verY n". 80,
rous congregation, and in a manner truly C Wl'
The sermon in the morning was preached by the froln
hristi
William Hesketh, M.A. incumbent of the church' Lad
Psalm cxxii. v. 9. " Because of the house of the,,b the
our God, I will seek to do thee good ;" after urp"" The
evfSooearlrnlayed)
cebhtraai
ocnwnhd ,asNosmlm.
equally
a d. s,
eucniurraatoti
gratifying,
oi :f
consistinggsK:
sermon in the afternoon was preached by the Rev,' johat
m
11th chapter, 15th, 16th, and 17th verses; after ego-
i•
adosidfsfe.o:lB73do3i .wn
isiwont aesgsr.
fooor
ill
01 cy t
:3eusdin,
,okdh •
ncahthbgebri
total in the day of £B6 18s. 6d. A very powerful %cigar
choir was introduced into the church for the 1,7-13/V
through the kindness and instrumentality of Niro " he. corn
kett, of the Three Sixes Cottage, and a member of i'-'9ieeot
gregation,under whose skilful superintendence the sea„_ jay
our beautiful Liturgy was rendered more than USD ~ 41
h, t
pressive by the addition of what is usually termed
hteour
"Judgervic and the selection of two appropriate
" me 0 Lord, my God, according to thy g.
1'; rrees of t 13,1
ness," and " Ascribe unto the Lord, OYe '-'ndd „over.
people, ascribe unto the Lord ss•orship an r then°
d the an
Both the services were from Dr. Clarke, an
from Mozart and Travers.
weather at°
To THE LADIES.—The results of inclement
,;e0
frequently subversive of comfort and attraction to ra'd
by causing a naturally delicate skin to become
croll.g s
h
red, and frequently accompanied by chaps and
their Pt'
These innovations are successfully opposed in
on their completion
_,O
gress, and thoroughly eradicated RoWLOP -
the use of that inestimable production "
once
KALYDOR." This truly happy discovery. at on a
all smarting irritability of the skin ; and
imparts.t becomes
liancv of tint to the complexion, to which
unfailing conservator.—See advt.
ka
E —His fate furnishes a reraa
NAPOLEON BONAPART •
SS, a°
able instance of the instability of human greatness,
u_ea
there is no doubt his dislike to medicine remotely ?
dissolution la
; for rather than take some sun is
his early
remedy he allowed disease to gain the ascendancy orcs:
constitution, and death was the result. Thus it s
persons cannot be too watchful of their state of hes',.e.
and being always provided with a safe and efficienthme e.,0
eine, such as Frampton's Pill of Health—enjoy
greatest blessings of this world, health and long lac
See advt. :theme,

~
Nov. 19, 1544 THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD. ,
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1
.
......, .
CATTLE IMPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL, STATE OF TRADE.
Pekin, Harvey; Eliza Ann, Brien; Sovereign, Broomhead ; lEarketo. Zirtbs, illarrittges aitb IBtatrm
..._— eb ipping *ntetitturr. St. Lawrence, Dennis; Adelaide, Hannah, and Hebe, Wright,
From the 4th to the 11 th Movember. -
-On
hence at St. John, N.B - -....--- Cows, 1699 ; Calves, 26; Sheep, 1162; Pigs, 5834 ; Horses, 22. MANCHESTER.-Our market has been rather less active this -...----
;tate .....-..._____
Arm_ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12.-Wind S.W. The Lady Mary was to sail from Buenos Ayres for London WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, Nov. 12. week ; but prices have been little affected by the comparative
the • about the 3d September Total quantities per Price per _
quiet which has prevailed. The contracts in hand keep both BIRTHS.
Ind, itaanudr,efiFyrn.s--0 Victoria, Hancock, for Ichaboe-Duke of Port- QUEBEC, Oct. 23.-The Catherine, Baird, from Quebec for
Imp. Quarter. Imee Quarter. SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 13. thespinnersandmanufacturers pretty well engaged ; and, stocks On the gen instant, at Broughton, Flintshire, the lady of the
er a n. from Demerara-Duke of Cornwall, Webster ; Liver-pool, went on shore at Point Neuf on the 15th instant. A
wieaa,ndJeurtnerp: aston ; Feronia, Hangell ; Fame, Walker ; Wheat l9O .... .€431 9 2 .4'2 5 5 We had only a moderate supply of beasts and sheep to-day, still remaining bare, the ruling prices are firmly supported.
The " turn-out" at Stockport still remains unaccommodated,
the operatives being discontented with the advance offered by oRf va
sjo°n."N -WILBRAHAM HILL, of a son.
Pr'
Charleston- Mahe- heavy sea carried away the poop, with the captain, mete, nine of Oats 69 .... 66 2 6 - °Sa-me day, Mrs. GEORGE F. BRAND, Grosvenor-street,
Lair Warren Hastings, Moyson. from Quebec- the crew, and two passengers. The hull of the Indian Chief, Barley 52 . . 91 0 0
waS
quence, and really fine beef brought 10s. to 20s. a head advanae ;
_ nd, from St. Lucia-Ambassador, Knight, from from Liverpool for Quebec, and the damaged part of her cargo,
their employers, whilst the latter assert their inability to give
higher than the proffered rate of wages. This strike has some
Fri- Johoo.,_ coromando, Hodge, from New Orleans-Eliza have been sold. The remander is coming up to Quebec
labouring man, out of work, residing at 44, Banastre-street,
her Tries- "a". , Petrie, from Pernambuco-Ciro, Crusich, from NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The Henry Tanner, Bissett, from Hon- HULL CORN MARKET, Nov. 12. sold up. effect on production, and, along with other causes, gives firm
____ was delivered of three children, two males arid a female, all
out it-
otteteerraTaarneniLdneedaloe,nalefrom Ainsterdam-Catherina Cornelia, from Mum, for Cork, has put into Baltimore in eistress and leaky, The supplies of English wheat are moderate. Farmers are - - ' ness to prices. ahe demand for a printing-cloths continues eying, and likely to do so. The poor woman had twins two
Conti
ote- e3nrotiiaa:
vb,T.inantenremssainn.,
frofrinomostEenmdb.den-JosePn. having been on her beam ends in the gale of the Bth Oct. Oct. reluctant in accepting lower rates; in consequence nothing but LEEDS CORN MARKET, Nov. 12. good, and some considerable purchases have also been made in years ago.
SAILND. 30.-The Mary gingsiand, loading for Liverpool, took fire at the finest runs bring previous rates. Beans is. dearer. Oats the wider qualities for the home trade. The manufacturers of
!di.,
Though we have but sma'l supplies of wheat on the spot this On the 1 lth instant, at Edge-hill, Mrs. E. WARD JACKSON,
ort, Arrastrong, for New Orleans.
and Le_ •AlarY, Harrison, for Alexandretta and BeirOtit- New Orleans on the Igth instant, and burnt to the water's edge.
Belle', are again higher. In other things no decided change. tkese fabrics are doing a remunerative business. 36 and 41inch
ider
week, we have plenty of samples from vessels below. The trade of a daughter.
:omer fie She had 17C0 bales of cotton on board, about 450 of which will be _
G. C. shirtings are rather less firm in price since the arrival of
a tO
in wheat very dull, except in the very finest samples ; inferior the overland mail. As these goods are barely remunerative _
--
WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 15. is. lower. Beans continue scarce, and are Is. to 2s. dearer. Oats at the present prices, especially to those manufacturers who do
rdlY
Xaananwn:are. providentinialWl
the Middle P. ' saved in a damaged state. Oct. 31.-The. Atlantic, lelallett,
:staevrfeodrd for this port, was wrecked on from Liverpool for New Orleans, was taken into Key West llth
MARRIED.
and fine Barley the turn higher.
£5 ale". near the Point of Ayr, The captain and one in tant, with bottom injured, masts cut away, and leaßy, bay- The supplies of wheat continue to be large, and sales could
etO ing been on shore on Carysford Reef only be effected at this day's market at a reduction of is. per
£2O ready Floann Al°"'
x eEirnnellaw ra Ilastinghs,eigenenet alitaiteahvaiaboe
-- quarter upon the finest samples, and rather more for other
sorts. Barley is also from Is to 2s. per quarter lower, and in li- MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 16. is greater than the demand, the accumulation of stock is not ELEANOR& daughter of the late HEN RY LITTLE DA LE, Esq.
heavy, and the holders, for the most part, are wealthy, and can On the 3rd September ast, at Kurrechee. Capt. W. MONTA-
the Eress, Hewson, and Latta, Tasker, hence at Rio de Ja- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15.-Wind S.S.W. fresh. mited request. Oats and shelling must be notcd dull sale, at a afford, at the present rate of interest, to wait awhile for a GUE eCOTT M`MURDO, 11. M. 78th Regiment of Foot,
alSe P.4lWard e Stc.- . small reduction in value. In beans no material alteration. A change of wind has brought in a considerable accession of
supply to the markets of this district. both by way of Liverpool turn in the tide of demand. Yarns still continue in excellent youngest son of the late Colonel al'Murdo, of Len's, Duni-
. heAce at ARRIVED.-Emancipation, Winter, from Valparaiso,
Liane James, Richmond, and Mount Charles, Frost, Gree an, Rowett, from Barbrdoes-Atlas, Prince, from. New
AJC Font/ tltei 1 °,.seblieDnVe
This, however, has not as yet had any very decided effect are scarce, and buyers have difficuly in executing orders for General Sir CHARLES NAPIEIt, G.C. 3., Conimander-in-Chief
dr. •
oGorrat:e, hence at Ostend Orleans-Jupiter. Carter, from Charleston-Rhodes, Sh.pley ;
Dauntless, Rogers, and Jessie, Barker, from Quebec-Helen. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 12. aeon the trade ; but our market dunng the week has been in- assorted numbers. Doubled yarns, of the finer spinnings. are in Sin-M.
ii 6 hence at Antwerp Walsh, from Ibrail-Catherine, Pottinger, and Sultana, from Upon a change of wind this day or two, a very large very bare of supply, and the extreme prices are demanded and On the 29th ult.. at Hale Church. by the Rev. Wm. Stewart.
the man simabeth, Schurr ; Wilhelmina, Bass ; Onrust, Huis- St. Petersburg-Neptunus, Blanck. from Danzie, in ten days-
' and Pauline, De Boer, hence at Helvoet influx of vessels which had been detained by the late active, and in the limited business done, the tendency of prices
has been towards a decline. obtained. We eu te 26-inch printers, weighing albs 30z., at M.A., Mr. RICH ARD PH YTHIA Nto HARRIET, daughter of
10, Asia, Gallilee, from Maranham-Leander ; Alexander, Grant,
5s 3d ; 27-inch 66-reed, 4lbs soe, at 5s 6e to ss t oid ; 27-incle Mr. WILLIAM HITCH MOUG 11. all of Halebank.
1 ales have arrived here • those Grain laden how-
easter y g „ ,
mAalt, Le iverpool, yeaterday, the price ef Wheat was fairly sup-
ported ; but at W akefield, a supply of nearly 15,000 quarters, 72-reed, albs 130 Z to slbs. at Gs 14d to es 40; 36-inch. 66. On the sth inst., at St. Philip's Church, JOHN M'CA RNEY,
lefe 2grretal'an jnkunti, Weird, hence at the Texel and Cambridge, Brown, from Quebec.
pla- , Creseen't effrey, from Bombay at Ascension - ever, bear but a small proportion of the whole, and though reed, 51bs 4oz. at 5s 9d, and 72-reed, slbs 12oz, at fis Id ; 41- Esq., of Dundee. to MARY, third daughter of Mr. RICHARD
rich caused a decline of fully Is per quarter.
'aslant was to sail from Charente for this Port on the 10th Paragon, M'Gowan, from Camaroons. at this post ; sailed several are not yet reported, the supplies fresh in for to- At our Exchange, this morning, there is little inclinatiam to inch G. E. shirtings, 65-reed, Sibs 140 z, at gs gd, and 72-reeds, EVANS, Ivy-cottage, Shropshire.
Is _Caroline
tiel,ober July, and from Corisco 2Gth August
' StaoleY, sailed from Zante for this port on the lgth Earl of Durham, from Quebec, at this port, with rudder dao urchases of any article to a greater extent than is re-
day fall much short of the number antic p , s will P a . _
appear on reference to the statement below! ated
a • quired for present use. On the 12th instant. P. T. MURPHY, Esq., M.D.. to EMILY,
dau liter of the la e JOHN CASSA DY Es . Monastereven.
;in Jersey T maged, bound to Cork The Wheat trade this morning has been firm, but by We do noa alter our quotadtions for Wheat or Flour, but each LEEDS.- . .
_.,
f lbs 40Z at
wlees
ilealvde
ITlairi=euzlidavretroi
len trade on this district. 1 hough we hear complaints of the li-
M ANNE It aNG S el I T 11, ship-broker, Wellington- road, Toxteth-
isreerp.ort as to the wool- g t , q .
On the :3th instant, at W ilton-on-the-Hill, Mr. JAMES
park, to ANNE EMMA, only daughter of Mr. JOHN PLATT,
1,) the zi.. _ ar, De Caen, sailed from Cephalonia for this port on Snowdon. Jackson, from Africa. at this port ; sailed from
no means ive y; a mo erate usmess on y aving een
1.1 d b• ih• b
ioil 4_9l_ Oetober Fernando Po 26th July. On Ist instant, in lat. 43, long. 22,
transacted, at the rates of this day week. These remarks nd Meal 6d per load lower. mited business in the Cloth Halls, we believe all the mills are as
luorre,hE.
sT,LoLf I
tAhhel
sNa
inA Ye
pL
lOneße,. Es q . , onl y
OetoCra, Matthews, sailed from Messina for this Port on 23d of saw a ship with a black ball in her fore t psail, bound west. ;0:: t
sbs eietnhis idcdd etdor ealdnddt hpnee
etr
wu rbnlle
eas
lrzearri
cm and all qualities maintain actively employed as they were ever known te be at this season.
of Roe street.
Lte-
Most of the business doing is for domestic consumption.
ber Sorm ~ . Verchwat, Wrench, from Bangor for this port, is wrecked are applicable to all kinds, both New and Old. late prices. Malt, dull sale, but not lower. Barley, and all
soSnaonr thenlyaienltsailaaeleNCahy
HUDDERSFIELD MARKET.-We had fully an average attend-
CmhASe ail cr
eE d.
Lat
Loy ~
AESusAqN M.
,E
oUfeELkl(ae
as!
eAdhalDtßha .taneCtr, HT.,
of
xEt
1.11:et .h. 1
ejl
ituaenr
k.
A, .
RofeHlliaßnAdlLeDy,
G --',.,ealacobbe, sailed from Messina for Liverpool 22nd Oct. near Conway ; master drowned. Sack Flour upon a slow gradual demand is the turn feeding stuffs, are fully as dear.
e,„
ill 311ines°tZeetjannes- n, Harris, sailed from Marseilles for this port Charles, Carter, Broad, hence at Bahia cheaper, but we had no change to note in the value of
• nts at this market on Tuesday ; and the business
at Scotland Ellison, Nicholson, from St. Petersburg, at Lough Swilly, for either States or Canadian. tram acted was in proportion, late prices being generally main--
Dor seines on d Fowler, hence at Barcelona, and sailed for mar- this port LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Nov. 12. Mined. The demand for yarn for the Scotch markets was active.
Of Bonded sour States Flour about 4,000 brls. changed
iS Eleaen °lee 19th October Firefly, Kerr, hence to Africa, was in contact on Thursday
In consequence of a considerable increase in the demand for HAereAx MARKET.-We hay c
eno change to note in the de- On the 14th inst, at St. George's Church, Everton. EDWARD
50 28th reet-r' aewley, hence at Gibraltar, and sailed for Corfu on night, with the Britannia, (steamer) from Dublin, Miring very
, ober hands since this day week, at 14s. 6d. to 15s.
Cotton in the early part of the week, holders were enabled. in mand for goods at this market. For Yarns, on aaturday, there FORD, Esq., to HENRIETTA JANE, youngest daughter of the
G• "Jane, Pee • thick weather, between Point Lynas and the Skenies. The Of Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease, occasional sales many instances, to obtain an advance of id per lb on American was a fair demand. Noils and broke wools were in fair request; late BENJA si IN li ALSTEAD, Esq. of New York.
Of ellirnalaye „
-flingham, sailed from Cadiz for this Port 31at Oct• Firefly sunk immediately afterwards ; the mate drowned. The have been made, at little variation frqm the currency of descriptions ; but since the arrival of the Boston steam-packet, but in combing wools there was little doing. Same day, at St. John's Church., Buxton, b the Rev. R. P.
y
, nurn f V 1 ' t F lmouth remainder of the crew got on board the steamer Tuesday last. there has been more disposition to sell, and the market closes BRADFORD MARKET.-The attendance of merchants at this Hall, Mr. JOHN set ILTER, accountant, of Sheffield, to MARY,
areder,ea g,. . , rom a paramo a a
Cgs .ereni'ee ..illiam IV., hence for Stettin off Swanage BAemerA, Nov. 14.-The Europe, Bridie, from Nerve to Li-
. .
Oats, although in some request. were the turn cheaper, the quotations of Friday last. Speculators
without change from . .
.. A . market on Thursday was more numerous than for some weeks la
e est daughter of the late HENRY JAMES BATES, Esq., and
lar ItoNvie,, ,' CuudY, hence for Valparaiso at Holyhead verpool, is totally wrecked on the west side of Downpatrick
and new Oatmeal, though higher in the course of the have taken 5300 American and 3203 Surat, and 200 mencan past ; and there was a proportionate increase in the sales of ma- grsanamMedadunghter of Mrs. Bates, of Buxton-hall.
# al. ion i, ironi lehaboe at Cove. On the 6th instant, in lat. Head; crew saved.
Dort g' 11. spoke the' Coroman, from New Orleans for this week, has declined about 3d. per 2401b5. below the terms and 60 Pernambuco are sold for exportation. nufactured goods ; but the manufacturers complain of the ina-
dequate prices offered, compared with the price of Wool; and y, at Backford, PETER EATON, Esq., of Chester, to
JEMIMA I 1
, on y daug 'ter of the late RICRD. SMITH, Esq., of
I ° of this day se'night. In Old Oatmeal no alteration, seve- Eastham.
Blue ,
IMPORTS OF COTTON, this, too, in the face of very small stocks of pieces in the man u-
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16.-Wind W. to S. light. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND .
Sa T '
me day, at arvin, Mr. EDWARD DUCKER, bookseller,
eight. ;ed. Townsend, hence for Trinidad, in putting back last ral sales having been made at our last quotations.
From the Bth to the 14th Nov., inclusive. facturers' hands. To us this state of things seems indicative of
ler Quebec, ',tel.' loss of topm,st, sails. ran foul of the Feronia, from ARRIVED.-Kilblaiu,i Shat7ansforonmfrCoalcutta-Superioer,Dßoelel,
over-trading-it demonstrates that our Bradford friends have Chester. to Miss PLATT, of Tarvin. niece of Major-General Sir
eef clear mat wa • d ft drifting
, tea - sat anchor off the Magazines, an aer from Sincapore-Aena ,Ro i , m Montreal Th k ,
John Litler, East India Service.
been " going it" too fast. This over-trading has produced a
CORN EXCHANGE, NOVEDIBER 15. Prices paid [met, RT s
and Syria, Cox, from Quebec-Collector, Hawkins, from Ce-
Same day. at Bethsheda Chapel. Mold by the Rev. J Harris,
John Mut:dell sunk
isWir. thisyeal glut in the foreign markets, which knocks down prices, and
Or flays; ~,a,nd Mary, of Dublin, from Quebec for this port, out 57 phalonia-Ellison, Nicholson, from St. Peter.
-burg-and Geo. The import on Foreign B)ans :s reduced to 5s 6d, on Pease, ; • PI
SALES OF THE WEEK. tfl -se week. Th .. ,
Mr. EDWARD DAVIES of Caertallwch, to SA RAH w•ido of
111' each- -`'''' sPeken t b with four feet ten and Mary, Pomoni, from Smyrna. Foreign, to Ss 6d, and Colonial to 6d per quarter, whica form - --- --' werns the consignor that unless he can buy lower he ueed not "
w
DAVID HUMPH REVS, grocer. Sze . Flintshire.
es ce _ . on the 2 .th of Oc o er, . .
buy at all ; whilst the very extensive production which has pro-
the only alterations in the duties this we.k. I
re, pe! hoe water in her hold making two feet six Inches of water • •
SAII ED -Olinda, Brown, for Ichaboe-and Asia, Hannah, for 130 Sea Isli led. ll a 151 ,
On the 15th instant, at St. David's Church, Mr. JOHN
0 Xliza e‘e're The master fe.ared she would not get home. The Mobile. With favourable winds and more tempting weather, the ar- - - 'I 8797 11 434304 duced the glut and caused prices to fall, has led to such an ex-
ROBERTS, currier, of this town. to ELLEN, daughter of the
rivals into this port, since Tuesday, furnish a good supply of tensive consumption of the raw material as to induce the holders,
'eV Up tee a" Anne, reported on Sunday at the Cove of Cork, picked -- 7860 Bowed Georgia .. - 5 1
late THOMAS HUGHES, of Beaumaris.
Wheat, Oats, Flour and Oatmeal from Ireland, including also a in consequence of the limited supply, not to part with it at less
e ' sreav of th J Mary, Harrison, for Alexandretta, took fire yesterday after- { Mobile - 5'
1 Same day. at St. David's Church, Mr. JOHN WINTER to.
ie. arigh,,,,, , e ohn and Mary on the 28th
that
1 the res nt r s. Under these ch cu stances we can onlv
p e ate m
ch fair quantity of Barley thence and Coastwise ; but, except 1800 10320 ' 9629 )664438
Al b a and Tennes, 3 - 4
- i MARIA PARRY.
M ss
led Sam m nence for Ich b tC rk hate ng been in contact
- a wee it a oe, a o , noon, off the Egerton Dock, but it was got under without mu aam
,
again urge the necessity of caution. . The demand for Yarn on
1 C h ell ettl G in
qrs. of Ind an tun. we ave a, very 1 e ra or Flour to 3 - 6
damage.
13520 New Orleans
Rasa , c , and stove her bow
Thursday wa., very limited, and though tbe spinners bought
.be
luliagir4irs°2l lehaboe at Falmouth, for orders; left about four Concordia, Eddes; John Gerard, Hughes, and Neptunus, announce from abroad. . .
Although we have experienced no material change in the 123 C ,
1 Pernambuco &Parer. 5 - i
5- } 6362 } 52953 sparingly of Wool, the Staplers were by no means disposed to
00 _ A eat ad of %essels at Ichaboe Bakker, hence at Helvoet
value of any article of the Corn trade, from the close of our { Aricati and Ceara - -
DIED.
lower th• ir prices, alleging that they were unable to buy from
410 • Bahia and Maemo -
• i 6 4475 24354
Mr "Ot eh, Weat down at her anchors in Conway Bay, particulars Quiz, Luke. he.nce at Genoa
first marka this week to the present date, all descriptions of the growers on terms which would admit of a reduction.
?learn Yet Helen, Hazewinkel, hence at Texel Maranham ••4i- 50 . 1 .... ) 30513 On the 23rd of September last, at Havana, of yellow fever, in
a 0
Messenger, Lewis, hence at Ghent Grain, as well as Flour and Oatmeal, have met a very languid 1103 { ea_ • d
b wginne 4e - 4i j ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKET.-There has been very little his 2sth year, ROBERT, sou of Mr. ROBERT HOLGATE.
efl therba-riental ( t ) from Alexandria, arrived at the Mo-
ue e , s earner, .
Dash, Penrose, from Hamburg, for Liverpool, at Daatmouth sale ; attribatable chiefly to the large consuming markets of
• Minas -- 11 )•• • • change in the piece market to-day, except, perhaps, it Marfield, West Derby..
I - 11 - - may be said, that the buyers have shown a greater degree to On ihe 12th ult, aged 83, Mr. THOMAS BELLARD. He
at taßireatd-Ztoeves, on the 10th anstarat
00l
this port Isabella & Agnes, Cummings, from Mytelene fo Liverp , le d' t•tb • f 1 Hel •hE l'h d
tis is nc mug ree y supplie ant ng is pro uce on more - - ,
ell a- Penzaoce)s.
-Aid the N0v,.11.-Put in ; Sisters, Smith,afnrodmsal s s
„„or, With jthboom and foremast gohne, plit ; at Ilfracombe, with loss of sails
Industry, Craig, and Alice Killam, Grant, from Ichaboe, and terms thau • d h
are require ere.
Influenced by the.causes stated in the foregoing remarks, no I
' Demerara,SurinamAc -- - , .... •• • • purchase. The wool market is much the same; manufacturers was the father of 13 eh Wren, grandfather of 81, and great-
Isi - 7:1 1 2533 56857 buy for immediate use only. grandfather of 42, 110 of whom are now living.
lis ef her bull geret, Hughes, from Dublin to t is por ,
t with part
Arab, Wells, fi om Newfoundland, at Cove leading country millers appeared at this day's market ; the 1100 Egyptian
On the 25th tilt., agent go, Mr. ALEX. EAGLESON, Walton-
elS _ Drioa__ ke washed away.
l Columbus. Cowing, from Coebec, at Bristol e . Barbadoes
demand for Wheat, therefore, being confi ied almost wholly to •• '• • - - - 1 -1
622 LEICESTER.-In wools there is no alteration to note ;in yarns street, Manchester.
,
Peruvian
at lor leawnan.e, Nov. 8.-The Earl Gower, Duff, from Liverpoo
On the 31st ult., at Dalbeattie, Dumfriesshire, aged 85,
Emperor, K . ,
eane from Manilla for Antwerp, at Copang the consumption of our own locality, was limited in amount,
Bahama 1- -- I I i many of the sales effected. The like inactivity still prevails in VIOLET ALEXANDER.
6' °area rY. got on shore this morning at Balbriggan. Crew
Marmion, Ewing, from China, at St. Helena consisting principally of a few parcels of Irish new, which,
90 Ls g myra - - the demand for goods generally, fancy as well as plain.-Lcices-
-151 l• el.'Riaelva ,
In, is ia e EN, Nov. 6. -The Clarinda, from Quebec for Dub- an Nov. 14.-The Fairy Queen, Clark, from Liver. being of very superior quality, such realised 6s lid to 7s per
Common West India 1 - - - a .... a 12594 ter Chronicle. Same day, in her CGth ycar, ANN, widow of Mr. JONATHAN
MDEF°
f' me on shore on Saunton Sands yesterday and 701 b. ; the general runs of Irish, however, were in very stow
ill state e "sadyskillig's harbour, near this place, in a very leaky pool for Cor u, ca
Carthagena - -
1 - 1 I
0 -' end it is expected must discharge is expected to becom w e
e a total reck ;cr w and Part of the Cargo request, barely supporting our last currency ; and in all kinds
Smyrna - - -
of Foreign, for which the holdea•s steadily adhered to late
it, saved.
' Manilla - J J
ST. HELENA, Sept.24.-The Dream, Eager, from Ichaboe for prices, scarcely any business was transacted to-day. Both 6,
1 2 -32 we understand, extends also to the worsted trade a Leicester. On the Ist inst., aged 3 years, HNNAH ELIZA, and on the
ot al3o Surat
Cork, which arrived here '22nd Sept. reports the loss of the Irish arid Canaaian Flour, having to compete with the existing ; I } 6727 ) 130518 shire, which has most unexpectedly become depressed. The 10th instant, aged 15 months, JOSEPH, children of the late
Ca Aae,_ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13 -Wind W.
leliaasoLvEn.-Ellen Jenkinson from AfricU-Lady Ralnesa frons Star. Davidson, to the southward of Angra Pequina, iean sept, lownrates af English, were very unsaleable this morning, and
... Madras 1- - -
50 drawer and pantaloon branch is becomiug more and more de- Mr. JOSEPH WARD, chief-mate of the Peru, who died on the
• • pressed, and emp'oyment is becoming more and more scarce. coast of Africa.
tlansane---aWestmoreland, and. Thistle, from Bombay-Dryad, crew saved. She also reports the loss of a vessel on the reef eaAcialnaninßadlrlyeratbhelrnehesaopmeer;
at
re chester 1
eroni Sincapore-Republic from New Orleans-Ro- about 8 miles south of Ichaboe : crew drowned g Iy, g h more plentiful, barely sus- --
41840 bales ,
38523 1407203 The silk I
he cotton glove branch partakes also of the general depression. On the 2nd instant, at Kendal, aged 87 years, DANIEL
ha Preat 1,,,.` •oritton, from New York ; Sailed 26th Oct. passed the GRAND SALINES, Oct. 6.-The Betsey Hall, Cholditeh,
ret "estern tallied our last quotations ; grinding samples continuing to
egged her anchors meet a dull sale at former prices. ' Malt. Beans and Pease, - WEAVER, one of the Socie' yof Friends.
plorable condition-the shops being almost deserted. The bob- On the 4th instant, at Holywood, aged 80 years, JANET
,„, o Rae, . about 30 miles E.S.E. of Sandy Hook, going loaded with mahogany, and ready for sea, dr
',Or d though little noticed rm • el st d i 1
veleaa; ''' „York. at 12 at noon-Unity, from St. Andrew's- during a hoavy swell, 4th Oct. and grounded on the stran „ e ame ea yn va ue. . LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. bin-net trade is becoming extremely dull, and a sort of stagna- BLACK.
0 Sir aho'nre aeg,gett ; Margaret, (ship) ; Sir H. Pottinger, -; about 3fo feet from the shore, where shm lies ernbeded oto 8 Oats upon a moderate demand, nearly maintarn-d the rates tion has taken place in some of the lace warehouses, some of On tne sth instant, aged 87, Mr. EDWARD MOSS, farmer,
tle taret, (aa'ees Eel ier, Huntriss ; Intrepid; Hero of Acre; Mar. feet in the sand, and in 5 feet water, with loss of rudder and of Tuesday ; whilst Oatmeal, in the absence of country buyers, Direct. I.- direct Direct. Indirect which have been discharging the females-a very unusual cir- Netherfield.
was in limited request, and the turn cheaper.
5, rhite, f,arine); Eagle, Reeves; Pailas, Corrigail, and Victory, bowsprit sprung.
--- - -_ -
Of ealemea,Tl,l Quebec-Rover, Howley, from Newfoundland ; Australia.. .. July 13. Lima .
stopped and stinted. This has been extended to the rotary same day, at 96, Pitt-street, aged so, Mrs. SOPHIA PRICE.
0 allia, 1e,,a`91/1 Bahia-Sir John Bereeford, from Paraiba-Isa-
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17.-Wind variable and light. PRICES OF GRAIN. Bahia ... .. Seot. 11. Maranham
- ' - frames which were thought to be exempt from such a revulsion. On the Bth instant, in London, JOHN eTEVESON, Esq , the
Barbadoes .. Oct. 9 Mauritius .. .. Aug 25.
it .th Au.'‘uert. from Buenos Ayres-Glentanner, Brock, sailed
?Matta bast. 'the V ARRIVED.-Agneda, Jeffrey, from Bombay-Lotus, from St. Wheat le 70/b - -
~ .... red s. d. 0.. d s. u. c d Bombay .. .. .. 1 Mobile .. Oct. 23. This i ' •
s one of the fruits of Mr. Huskisson's " Free Trade" po- eminent surgeon - occulist.
e, , sait • alparaiso, Alice Brooks, Phillips, and Per- .
1 licy.-Nott. Journal. On the gth instant, Mr. JOSEPH RICHARDSON, cooper,
ts - aloarki 'ed 2 days previous for England) and Mandarin, from Jh f Qb dDbf
John, N.8.-Evelme, anti ou, rom ue ec-an e, y, rom English new 67Ep u 1, old .... 611® 7 3 B. Ayres .. .. Sept. 3. Monte Video. .. Aug. 3
3. ',Mira, '°--a ydia fr M • B M hll f Alex
m, sem, ~ om aceio- oyne, ars a , rom - Miramichi. Ditto, white.. - 7 7 no. .... 76- 7 10 Calcutta . .. .. 18. N. Orleans .. .. Oct. 22.
le -.ben. eeallepion, from Odessa-Cei ere, Dabinovich, and Irish red - 6 1 10. .... 64- 6 9 G. G. Hope .. .. 17. New York .. .. .. 31 Same day, in Circus-street, MARY ANN, wife of Mr. JOHN
8 Cepeconettta Coste. from Trieste •• • f
-and Jessie, fieleman, rom Eliza, Cook, from Lynn, for Liverpool, at Ramsgate, leaky, Ditto, white 6- 7 3 10, .... -- - Charleston .. Oct. 27. Pernambuco . Oct. 3. .. LONDON G.AZE7TE......TUESDAY, Nov. 12. HODGSON.
haviog struck the west pier. Rye, English, *qr - - Irish6ol -- - China .... .. July 31. Rio Janeiro.. .. Sept. 17. Same day, at the house of her s-n in.law. Mr. James Thom,
I,
Countess of Arran, Turner, and Good Hope, Coplin, hence at Barley, English
Grosvenor-street, aged 90, Mrs. ELIZABETH L ,NGWORTH.
if
.. 13. St. Helena .. .. Sept. 28. Same day, at Witton, near Norwich, aged 85 years, JOHN
an°dttoensaSchields, from Mon:real ; Agnes. White, froth Denia, Ichaboe Scotch & Irish,* 60Ib 4 3- 5 0 .10. .... 3 9- 4 3 Havana .. .. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
l' Past it,`2: r,! Howling, from Almeira, all at London Alianza, hence at Ancona Malt, English, 3%. qr - - mown.. C 2 0 -66 0 Jamaica .. .. ~ 7 Valparaiso .; .. Aug. 18. D. Thwaites and Brothers, Blackburn, ale-brewers ;as far as PENRICE, Esq.
M Alert, ilf . Makes, from Smyrna, at Standgate Creek St. David, (steamer) hence at Havre Irish - - do. ....Ai 0 -60 0 Laguira .. .. .. 6 Vera Cruz .. .. Oct. 3. regards T. Thwaites-ParketScruton and Andrews, Old Broad- On the 11th instant, aged 43, ISABELLA, wife of Mr. ROST.
4 Nor °Yd. fro
. a Crema m Rotterdam for this port, at Deal Minerva, hence at Hamburg Oats,* 7011).
street, stock-brokers-Pugler and Fry, I awrence-lane, Cheap- COURTER.
l- Inner, Newro , Orfeur from Smyrna - Daring Francis • Pre- Mary. Powell, from Newfoundland, at Cove E'lish & Scotch, new -- - eld .... 30- 3 2 '
.. side, Manchester warehousemen-Bradbury and Clifton, Mat- Same day, at his residence, No. g, Abercromby-square, in his
16 at Bristol on, and On.e.and-All, Brok. ' '
enshaw, from Denia, all Henry and Jane, Brown, from Gibraltar, at Cove. On Ist Irish. fine qualities 2l- 3 0 \ MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. ley, Cheshire, stone dealers-J. J. and W. Cox, Kingswinford, 76th y .
ear WILLI %M RUSHTON. Esq.
Truant Le Nov. in lat. 46. long. 14, spoke the Lintin, from Liverpool for good - 210 , do. 30- 3 2 •,.., HOUR Same day, at his rssidence, Blackfield-house, aged 73 years,
o Trito 't evds, fro • • • , Bombay. .
CRAW FORD LOGAN. Esq.
• .aOVEMBER. Staffordshire, coal merchants ; as far as regards W. Cox-F. .
a
Hobbs n'
-L°ll, tr m Miramiche at Aberystwith middling - 2 9 I 19, Edward Rigmaiden, (2nd` District Court, 11 Ward and A. Ross, King-ton-upon-Hull, commission-agents-
Same day, at Homefield. aged -8, ANNE, relict of SAMUEL
if . , from n oni Cadiz ; Eliza Ann, Johnson, and Urania, I
iriundland. a "euebee ; Governor Harvey Monkton from New- - undried
Welsh - - --- black . 0 0- 0 0
-- - old .... 211 - 3 1 19, John Jabez Brez, (2nd)
19, Richard Rimmer, (proof and div.)
Ditto, 12 Co. Tipton. Staffordshire, soap-makers-T. riga ild and E. BROWN, ESQ.,
much and d served!), respected.
a Freder- k "Sarah F - . - .
Ho le Huth ea I etcher, from St. John, NB. NORTHERN HOSPITAL, Nov. 16. Beans, English,* qr.. -- -- do. .... 41 0 -42 0 20, Fitzhugh, Walker and Co Ditto, 11 Fields, London, attortries-Taylor and Banister, aorthowram, , INF I f Mr. SAMUEL
Same day aged 3-, CATHER . ~ wi e o
. t re
a pe , eoley, from Barbadoes, at the Cape of Good - Scotch& Irish,*4Both 39 0 -40 0 do. .... 39 0 -40 0 22, Thomas and Edward Williams, (audit) - MORRIS, plas eT r.
. ... Vibilia, R b [WEEKLY REPORT.]
Pease, English, white.. 3g 0 -41 0 blue.... -- -_ 26. John Bibby, (2nd) Ditto, 11 shire, cement manufacturers-Simpson and Co. Rochdale Same day, in , enterden• street, age 2, rs.
d 7 M MONTGOM.
I eel!. Gar at ° er:s ; Martha Jane, Toms. and Lord J h R
o n us- •
. Accidents ADMITTED. DISCHARGED. Do. & Irish.... maple 35 0 -37 0 grey .. 34 0 -35 11 26. Evan Kinsey, (Ist)
13 l Cured - - Foreign. 34 0 -36 0 Same day, at Frodshann aged 73, ALICE, widow of the late
Truman' y, hence at the Cape of Good Hope Tares,* qr
- hence at ' ----- • S d '
Port •' 1' ney, -; and Bella Marina, -, Medical and Surgical cases I Relieved and at own request 2 Flour, le 2801 b 27, Beejamin Harrison Hunter, (special).... Ditto, 12 H. J. and J. Dixon. Kidderminster and Aldermandbury, car- •
Mr. SAMUEL P CKERING.
Lo don aeed 85 Mrs. S. M. CATMUR.
Coro Nicholson •
on reconunendation 16 Attend'
Up ,•• • ing as Out Patients. 12 English, fine... 35 0 -36 0 super .. 37 0 -38 0 27, Thomas and Edward Williams, (div.).... District Court, 12 pet manufacturers. Same day, in n , e .
, Mandel C • - Irregular
... o o- o 0 do. .... 0 0- u o Same day. at Scarborough, aged 90, the widow of the late
- aerson, Tar .'
unningharn ; Eagle, Ropson, and Gilbert Hen- T 0 Irish . 2B, Colville Brothers and Co. (Ist) Ditto, 12 m. Newton, Holbeach, I inecenshire, cattle-dealer.
otal ....
Mr. SIMEON LORD.
Chatha eedie, from Bombay, at Sineapore 1 Oatmeal, ee, 11. of 2401 b 29, Michael MODivitt, (audit)
i Remainingin the Ilospital. . 75.
On the 12th instant, age d 14. Mr. WILLIAM GRIEVE, of
Chi._ ID, Gifford, from Calcutta, at Sincapore, and sailed for Irish, new
her Majesty's Theatre an 1 the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane.
.9 LIU 1 Oth August . --
Druid, Riteh' • Consulting Surgeon, William Gill, Esq. . 29, Robert Gordon Roberts
same day, in Powell-street West. London, JANE, wife of
~ ie sailed fro S•
, m incapore for this ion gth August
2g, Robert Joseph Buddicom, (proof and divo Ditto, 12 W. Tinton, Weetbromwich, Stafferdshlre, coal master.
Circassian Nouse Visiters, Daniel Neilson and Jaques Myers
RICHARD JONES VENABLES, Esq.. formerly of this town.
3 Joh . hence at Anjer , Esqrs. LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. 3O, John Garnett, (proof and div.)
? e. n Patchett, Norman, hence at Colombo Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq.
30, W. Fairclough arid E. Swainson Ditto, 12
Chaplain. Rev. Wm. Hughes.--House-Surgeon, Mr. Parker ASHES MADDER, 70, OWLS. d. s. d J. T. and W. Wild ,
e Basing-lane, Cheapside, London, general ROBERT WARBRICK, Sydney-street.
a alaggie, Spence, from Muscat, and Hope, Crighton, from the
f and div.)
L s'aPe of Good Hope, at Mauritius _ Montreal,Pot 24 6 ifee -- Dutch, crop .. 76 0 -80 0 30, Robert Preston (proof
merchants. •
' , Margaret, Leitch; Guiana. and James Dean Campbell, sailed PRICES OF SHARES; NOVEMBER 18. Pearl, new 24 o- - Ombro dd'
-69 0 _74 , 30, Maurice Seary, (proo an iy.) . Ditto, 12 Same day, in lier 3rd year, ELEANOR ELLIS, youngest
-I clegg and John Whitby, (audit).- Ditto, 1 BANKRUPTS. child of Mr. J. A. SYERS, Everton.
t 'roan St. Helena for Cork 18th September ' U. States, Pot 21 0 -22 o Gamene .... 57 0 -67 o 3°, -S• -•-
John Cox, Norwich, cabinet-maker. Same day, aged 1 year and 10 months. JOHN, son of Mr. T.
e 141.,„arY Ann, M'Simon, from the Clyde at St. Kitt's 4 Pearl none. Mull o 0 - 0 0
James Jones, Berners-street, Oxford-street, London, apothe. ALLCOCK, butcher, Northumberland-street, Toxteth-park .
eeme aid of Mona, Blake, sailed from Rio Janeiro 30th August, rn Amt. SHARES. Sales BARK Quercit 76- 8 6 French, S.F. 6O u -65 0 PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL. cary. Seme aay, in London, (in consequence of an explosion on
1 iii,au Wm. Barker, Manthorp6, 4th, both for the Cape of Good ge paid. This Day. Oak., * ton 510- 6 10 S.F.F 67 0 -71 0
William Sawyer, Louisa-street, Stepney, oilman. board the Gipsey Queen, steamer,) Mr. SAMUEL DOD, young-
- Pe German.... 4 0 - 5 0 E.5.F... 73 0 -80 0 Woon, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid Duty.
- - ---.------
Joseph Seret Burrows, Wimbledon, Surrey, coal-merchant. est sun of the late Mr. THOMAS DOD, Eastham Packet-house,
t Acastu
BRIMSTONE, V tali
Ptint ,s, Hayes, from Mazatlan ; Parmatta, Bloomfield, from e & RAILWAYS. E.5.F.F.81 088 0 Archangel .419 o®o 0 , James Davis Bates, Chapman-street, St. George's-in-the- James-street, Liverpool.
l all ataeasaenas, and Lord Ravensworth, Newholm, from Cobija, 20 2S Barnsley Junction - 5 15 Spanish .... 78 0 -85 0 Memel 15 10 -0 0 i •ei 0
e ~,,, East, London, ginger-beer-manufacturer. On the 13th instant, aged 11 n-.. etlis, CONSTANCE, youngest
- Jo i:aniaraiso 50 5 Birkenhead, M'chester& Chester.. 7i 7-7 i Tuscaay.... -- - MoLASSES. V cwt. Gothenbilig l6 10 --17 0 0 Set Albany Hoggins, Apollo-buildings, Walworth, merchant. child of ALFRED HIGGINSON, Esq., Mornington-terrace.
e, Julys; V.Waddington, sailed from Valparaiso for Iluasco 6th 103 100 lirmingham and Gloucester .... CASSIA LioNEA,S. d. S. (I St. Lucia, &c... 21 6 -22 6 Wybarg -at
16 0 - 16 10 Es.,„; Evan Kinsey, Newtown, Montgomeryshire, innkeeper. :..ame day, in his 26th year, Mr. JOHN EVANS, cooper, son
mist'
ift cwt. in ba 62 0- 68 0 Demerara, &c..
e sail for En 1 Queen, Smith, for Cobija 12th ; Orator, was to 25 25 Ditto quarter . 2l 6 -23 0 Petersburg 15 0-19 0 •co Griffith Vaughan, Llanelly, Carmarthenshire, innkeeper. of Mr. John Evans, coachmaker.
g and I*
re
A .
- 21st August 'HI August, and Jane Prowse for this port 25 5 Blackburn and Preston CLOVER-SEED, 4, cwt. Bar & Antigua. 24 6 -26 6 PLANKS, per foot of 2 inches thick. Joseph Vaile, Cheltenham, wine-merchant. Same day, after a long and painful illness, at his residence,
r Ellen German ce ' 100 70 Bristol and Exeter - 0 0 Danzig, Deck - 044 , p:, 8 Herbert Oliver and Henry Hastings, Cheltenham, butchers. in Prussia-street, Mr. NICHOLAS MICHAEL, bookkeeper, late
Berley, F ' -"mots from Laguira, at Puerto Cabello 50 33 dristol and Gloucester -024 i ea rs,
of Kendal, much respected. f
• for thi reser, from T ' 5 Caledonian
day, at Everton, aged 25, TRYPOSA, only daughter o
i a Port lea, A 'mamas, at Puerto Cabello, and sailed 5,
Gardiner, Pher' %Must 59 50 Chester and Birkenhead
RD LISTER.
Mr. ED A
Nonanturn, heington, hence at Bath 50 g Ditto new Shares Trinidad.. .400- 45 0 Sick, 40 0 -41 0 British American s- 4 10 is. ford, Harrow-road, Paddington, licensed victualler-Dec. 5, E
Conden, Milton-street and Eageware-street, Dorset-square,
- Same day, aged 3s. Mr. JONI' HEANEY, son of Captain
Bombay, Ga nee at Boston 25 5 Ditto half .
Richard Heaney, of this port.
Y hen ~. a ... London, builder-Dec. 5, J. and J. Gale, Love.lane, Shadwell,
' General Parkiti. ce "' .evir Orleans 50 5 Chester and Holyhead - - " Portugal &c .. 39 0 -40 0 Honduras - 0 8 ;sod. tter a long and severe illness, 'which she bore
rope-makers-Dec. 5, C. Williamson, Regent-street, London, Same day, a . d
ill, m. is
08- 1 o
Furber; Adiro aown ; Warsaw, Hawkins ; Europe, 20 1 Chester and Wrexham COFFEE, V cwt. in bond. Levant 37 0 -39 0 Cüba
20s. London, hosier-Dec. 3, R. Musgrove, Birmingham, woollen- w g
dac • . 2a Dublin and Belfast - - St. Domingo l- 1 6 } of Mr. WILLIAM BANKS, builder, &c.. Bootle.
NYe; Liverpool') k, • arthenon, Woodbury; Independence, 5° • )300- 60 0 draper.
and Genesee . ' Agry ; Rob Roy, Arnold; Providence, Vinson, 5° 5 Dublin and Cashel
OAK PLANKS, British America.' 2 0 - 2 6 1 lOsper Id. CERTIFICATES Same day. in Grosvenor-street, London, the Right Hon. Lord
John
cu 'Jack, hence at New York 75 60 Dublin and Drogheda good& fine o. 67 0- 78 0 pale .. 33 10 -34 0 TEAKWOOD, per cubic feet .... 30- 3 6 SAYE and SELE. His lordship was in his 76th year, and is
She rnming., Thayer, hence at Savannah .25 24 Dundee and Perth - 90 0 COlOUred..3o 0 -32 0 STAVES, per 1200. TO be granted unless cause be shown to the contrary on the succeeded in his title and estates by his only son, the Hon.
nandoah V% Cod 30 0 -31 0 £lOO 0 -140 0 day of meeting. William Twistleton Flennes, who was born in April, 1798.
Ataa,,,,_,
_. est, hence at Philadelphia 25 25 eastern Counties
Danzig, C. Pipe
1 28s. do.
fine mid. Bm. 116 0-146 0 LINSEED, 14, cu•t2; 6 -25 0 Hhd. 6O 0-70 0 Dee. 6, H Walker, Luton, Bedfordshire, cordwainer-Dec. 6. Same day, aged 2g, Mr. RICHARD MAWDSLEY, joiner, in
saraiZT wheeler, and Palmerston, Coster, hence at Quebec 6 2-3 53s 4d Perpetual
'roan Lon 2-3 13s 4d 191. 6d. Dutch, triage ) do. 37 0 -38 0
Rape,pale t -
Quebec, red. to li in. thick, E. M. Good, Peckham and Dulwich, fermer_Dec, 3, R, Currie, the employ of Messrs. S. and J. Holme, beloved by his relatives
bler, frorn I don; Royal Sovereign, from Leith, and Ram. 6 Perpetual, No. 2 - 50 0 1350- 45 0
eh furpen.* cw .280 29 0 Newcastle-upon-Tyne, bookseller-Dec. 6, E. bi'Laughlin, and sincerely regretted by his fellow-workmen.
2s eo
. Galata, Wo aboe, all at Pernambuco 50 50 edinburgh and Glasgow
, olner; good &fine o. 50 0- 60 0 Rice, le ewt
Long-lane, Bermondsey, hair-merchant-Dec. 8, J. Gruver, Same day, airs. EMILY SUSAN PARRY.
Do. Puncheon l2 0 - 18 0
Byzantium Unique, Clarke ; Bosphorus, Tregarthen ; 12S 124 Ditto quarter
middling .... 65 0- 70 0 Carolina, dress. - -26 0 Regent-street, Lambeth, stone-merchant-Dec. 4, J. and J. Same day, at her house, Ti owbridge-street, of jaundice, aged
Fhrt, Davi , Thurteli; Ann Gales, Temperley ; Flora, Shield ; 20 20 Edinburgh, Leith and Granton TIMBER. per cubic foot. a. d. s. d.
es • R •
good mid. in tond 16 o -18 0 Woodhead, Bradford, worsted stuff manufacturers-Dec. 4, W. 45, Mrs- ELIZABETH JONES.
at coestoee ' ehance, Tapscott, and Clipper, Holland, hence 20 5 Ditto, preference-shares 75 0- 80 0 Oak ' 20- 2 6
, A gareaaVonoPle 25 14 Glasgow and Dumfries
Pine, nis mer. common 10- 1 6 B.p. is. Trumble, Liverpool, licensed victualler-Dec. 5, C. Croxtoo, On the 14th instant, at Gloucester after a long and heavy
stone. from on, Broomhead, from Athens ; British Queen, Glad- 25 25 Cieaseow, Paisley, & Greenock - 70 0 mid to fine .. 11 0 -12 0 red l- 1 8 Manchester, glass•dealer. affliction, which he bore wth Christian fortitude and resigns-
Constantino ?edessa, and James Orr, Martin, from Kertch, at 124 12a Ditto half sh •res Ceylon - 85 0 African none. yellow .. I - 1 8 CERTIFICATES tion, aged 33 years, Mr. 1.0
' BERT WHADHAM MUNN, sur-
Water Lill? D 74 14 Ditto preference - 45 0 RUM, 919, gallon, in bond.
Danzig 1 7 - 111 To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown g ,
eon of that p ace, and third son of .
Mr ELI MUNN, formerly
Jamaica,
sailed from /,' - eine ; Rowena, Teasdell, and Observer, Searle, 50 50 Glasgow and Ayr Havana
Memel 1 7 - 1 ii lsos ocl 47., ld, to the contrary on or before Dec. 8. surgeon of Worcester, and late of Liverpool.
for ori
-..essa onstantinople, for Smyraa and Panope, Candler, 124 12S Ditto quarter shares fine 35 0- 45 0 12 to 16 o. p.. 210- 3 2
good & .. •
Riga.red l- 1 10 R. Crowder. West Auckland, Durham, ironfour der-J. Kitch- Same ,
day ARTHUR WOODMAN. second son of Mr. ED-
Pigeon, ii,llPrevious to 23d ultimo ' 100 100 arand J unction - 28 0 stronger 3- 4 4
E cotton broker, Greenbank.
• en, Stockport, corn dealer-W. Trutch, Barkham-terrace, GAR MITSGROV ,
Leghorn iseock, and Annabelle, Gardner, from Labrador at so 5o Ditto half shares 215 Brazil 3O 0- 32 0 choice marks.. 46- 5 6 -
Southwark, china clay-merchant-W. Payne, Newcastle-upon- Same day, C_
ATII A RINA, second daughter of the late Mr.
X L en. . 25 I2i Quarter lO7 Laguira 35 0- 80 0 SAFFLOWER, 31, CWI. PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S.
.
Tyne, builder-R. Lloyd, Liverpool, licensed e retualler-J. C. HENRY ERCES. g
su ar refiner.
, aim
394 DYBWOODS,V ton .1 e. s. X. s Bengal,
mar WILLIAM, eldest son of Mr.
a" ClUth rnson, sailed from Leghorn for Ichaboe 2gth ult., 124 24 One-eighth . . Outward. Home. White, Bath, music seller-W. C. Clough, Eye, Suffolk, apothe- Same day. in his :th 3 ,
vv,.._ a. Mann, for Cadiz 31St 101 100 Great North of England - 8 0
JAMES CURPHEY, bootmaker, Clayton-street.
ord. & mid 410- 5 15 LONDON & LIVERPOOL,
wrOy, Pater ; Larch of the Morrell, Cant, and Essex Lass, 100 75 ereat Western Hon. & Dom. 5 10- 515
INSOLVENT (PETITIONER.) Same day, aged ,5, Mrs. GEORGIANA BLUNDELL, widow
Leda so' from Malta ; President, Newman from Denia, and 50 5o Ditto Half Shares - 712 C Bombay - 2 16 to .... .... .... ....
of the late Mr. JAMES BLUNDELL, of West lane, Walworth.
le, Hamilton, from Palermo at Memina 24 4 Ditto Fifth Shares - 510 SA LTPET.SE, 11). CWt• 8. d• s• e
, Jamaica
Astr
Leeward Isl. Dem. & Berbic 20 0 - 0 0 20 0- 30 0 SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Same day, MARY, wife of Mr. P. HOULGRAVE, of Leipsic-
toe ea, Le Coateur, sailed from Nap:es 22d ult., and Monk- 50 5o Hull and Selby l6l Tampico 65-6 10 East India .... •22 0 -28 A
- 50 0- 6o 0 50 0- 60 o K. MacLeod, Portmahomack. Rossshire, merchant, Nov. 18, house, Toxteth-park.
a,e., Annon, 27th, both for this port ; Tantivy, Wilson, for Mes- 124 10 Ditto quarter Puerto Cabello oo- o 0 South American 13 0 -13 6 Honduras
'a.IS 23d, and Hannah Booth, Best, for Gallipoli 28th 50 1 0 Lancaster and Carlisle - 910 SHELL LAC, 3. cwt. in bond. Havana 35 0-50033 0 - 44 0 Dec. 9, at one o'cleck, at the Sheriff clerk's office, Tain Same day, in Chester, in his 74th year. JOHN LLOYD, Esq.
air ellen, Davies, from Havaha at Cuxhaven 50 47a Lancaster and Preston
30 o - 0 0 20 0 - 0 I o'clock, at MM/ab's Hotel, Cupar-Fife. of Chester and Fent, and afterwards Clerk of Assize for the
itShristopher, Eriederich, Eh'ers, and Albert, Murray, from 374 19 Ditto three-quarter shares .... 454 Rio de la Haehe liver and block 32 o -45 0 Charleston, Savannah
• qa, for this port, and Mentor, Meyer, hence for Danzig, at 100 100 aiverp00l and Manchester - 11 0 Series, New Orleans
s' More 50 50 Ditto half shares - 13 0 Neutria, v. doz C 0 -12 0 Canada O- 00 00- 00 o'clock, at the chambers of Mr. Alexander, Edinburgh. On the lath instant, at Edinburgh, suddenly, Dr. ABER-
V lO2 small BO-8 10 Chinchilli, do. 10 0 -25 0 British North America CROMBIE, the celebrated physician.
ee. essels spoken.-Ellen, (of Lancaster.) hence for Bombay, 40 - Ditto new
.
0 0 - o 0 0 0 - 0 0 On the 17th instant, Mrs. CH R ISTI AN HAMILTON, redid
, roth September, in lat. 8, long. 22; Majestic, for Angra Pequina 25 2a Liverpool. Ormskirk & Preston Lima, solid .... 12 10- 14 0 Seal, each 23_ 2 6 Newfounmand
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY.
, th S b ' lat 29 S • Swift t Goa f th• t Stock 100 L d ' • • "
1,, . eptem er, in . . , , rom en or is por , on on and Birmingham 4os. 6d. 41e. Barwood, Ango.s 0- 5 5 SnObIAC,I, cwt. Brazils - 30 6 of Mr. ROBERT lIAMILTON, Wellington-street, Scotland-
'''. Instant, in lat. 54, long. 7; Duchess of Sutherland, from De- 32 2 Ditto .M 32 shares . 2lB Gaboon .... 4 5 410 Sicily 9 6 -10 0 • Plate
River 35 0 -40 0 30 0 - (We PA RTNERS II IPS DISSOLVED. road, aged 6s years.
, Iberia-
East Indies - 40 0 35 0- 40 0 Same day, aged 50. MARY, relict of the late Mr. THOMAS
--a, forthis port, out eleven weeks, with loss of foretopmasts 25 .. 38 Camwood .... 10 0- 22 0 Palermo
teeand sh 2 Ditto quarter shares - 7 5 Trieste -0 8 0 China. 5O 0-60e60 0 - 70 0 ALMOND, of Ells town.
-°rt of provisions, 3d instant, in lat. 50, long. 10 W.; Pearl, 50 45 London & Brighton
for St. John, N. 8., 16th ultimo, in Mt. 46, long 46 W.; 124 124 Ditto Loan Notes - 40 0 and W. Morton, Liverpool, coopers-W. Tickle and R. B• Same day, suddenly, Mrs JONES, Earle-street.
Same day. at No. i 6, Maryland-street, THOMAS WIGHT-
10,,,a.hte„th. , hence for Pernambuco, 26th September, in lat. 11, 50 50 London and South Western Riga. P.T.R. .. 35 0- 36 0 Tyrolese - - Carke, Appleton, Cheshire, brickmakers.
rant pc,l6l3,ster, hence fur Honduras, 2gth September, off Mo- 40 6 Ditto new shares '• • • P'burg, 9 head 32 0- 33 0 Suomi,* cwt. Cape of Good Hope - - MAN, Esq., aged ; o years.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
e •
Archangel .... 36 0- 42 0 B.P. Muscovado Africa 3O 0 - - 105 0 - -
he,,,,nce for-; Fairy hence for Malta, 3d instant, in long. 7; Pet, 50 ee London and York
Ge '
Dutch & Flem. 45 0- 80 0 moist brown 54 6 -55 6 Gibraltar .. . l5 0- 17 6 17 6- 20 0
, „„edoeiree , noa, 31st ult., in long. 9 50 5 Leeds and Bradford i Valparaiso, &c. - 50 e H zard and H. B n ham, Sheffield, merchants
T. O. a , g LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, Nov. 16.
whitehav;:“), Nov. 11.-Ladies' Adventure, from Cork for 40 40 wan
• chester and Birmingham .... GALLS, 9fr CWI. dry brown, .. 56 0 -57 6 Lma,
W. L. Hilton, Holywell, Flintshire, banker -
Malta Sicily, &c. - 20 0 17 6- 30 0
Snornine a", Was wrecked about two miles west of this port this / 0 2, Ditto quarter.. . - 57 0 good & mid.. 58 6 -5g e ,
• 0 T. Millar, Liverpool, hosier DISCHARGED ADMITTED .
Smyrna and Constantinople. 30 0 - 0 o 40 0 -
ai.at,74 Master and one man saved 25 2q Manchester, Bolton & Rossendale mixed 45 0- 48 C fine &v. fine 65 0 -68 0 J. Darcy and R. Dierden, Su ton, Lancashire, alkali manufac-
Malaga - 90 o 17 6 20 0 In-patients cured l7 In-patients 32
bundalk f"b, November 11.-Shamrock, of Wigtown, from - 93 East India .... 53 0- 54 0 Mauritius,
turers Relieved and at own request 7 Out.patients
Manchester, Bolton, & Bury .... Madeira l5 0 20 0 15 0 20 0 o
GINGER, V, cwt. dabs and mo 42 0 -47 0 G. Sadler, Cheltenham, linen draper Made Out-patients 0 Casuals during the week.. 3
ePlUbe aor Lancaster, went on shore this morning, in More- 100 70 Manchester and Leeds ll4 Barbadoes .... 45 0- 50 0 brown & yel. 50 0 -56 0 Isles Ca ede Verds - -
Western , P auctioneer
sae 8,4,1,43', but got off, and was brought into this port, when 60 3e
T. Rawlings, Cheltenham, Irregular
Ditto half shares
Dead
dePlanollAßD N 25 2 Ditto quarter shares - 20 0 East India, Bengal Cadiz 2O o -17 6 20 o hants Nov 28 Dec
John and Hugh Colville, Liverpool, mere . , , , .
re whioe . ov. g.-Ann Elizabeth, from Chester for Lon-
-30 e - - 20 0- 25 • L• -er 00l District Court of Bank- -
France
Stock 100 lalidiand Counties lO7l 108 27, at twelve 9
4nsl bre ~" Was on shore on Goodwin Santis, has been got off, -- • Gera,* cwt. Khaur 42 0 -46 0
Ileht m h 20 2 I 1-sth Shares
Arabic, Turkey 0 0- 0 0 brown & yel. 51 o -55 0 Holland 4O e- so 0 30 0- 40 0 .
ptcy - solicitors, Messr. .
s Vincent and Sherwood, Temple, Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshae dMi Da
van ' • wson •
_ .1,/,w ,_
az ere I
iiigewcastle and Berwick - 0 0 good and fine6s 0-7 Hamburg, Bremen, &c. .... so o-60040 0 - 50 0 12-1 ~ .
Lonaon , an e
d M ssrs. Letledale and Bardswell, Liverpool ; Chaplain... ...... Rev. Thos , i
. IL rtes.
artrysfor'eri„ , Oct. 21.-A large ship was seen at anchor inside ,15,
- a ° Gottenburg, Stockholm .... 0 o - o o
- - official assignee, Mr. Morgan, Liverpool. Apothecary, Mr. George Padley.
100 !Newcastle and Carlisle
'lle en a Imef, I2th instant, with wreckers alongside. 24th.- ''''' Barbary - 0 0 extra fine.... 68 0 -71 o Petersburg, Riga, &c. - 0 0 -- -
Edwin Cottrill, Redditch, Worcestershire, linen draper. Rouse Visiters, W. M'Crackan and C Turner, Esqrs.
11 alter fr • 25 21 INeweastle and Darlington June. 481
eeeo„„_. • Gni Liverpool for Philadelphia, went on shore near I Senegal .... o 0- 0 0 Manilla, inn bd. 15 0 -19 0 0 0 - 0 0 - - -
Oporto
25 5 ;North British
Mr. M`Cheane.
crew
saso a Light 2lst instant, adit is teared will be a wree : • HEMP, .44. ton .W a. e a. Havana, do.
Charles Parry, Cleaver-street, Kennington-road, London, fur-
-100 100 'North Union (A.)
P'burg, clean.. 27 10- 2s 10 brown lB 0 lg 0 ' JAM ES BOLD. Treasurer.
44, 'Cart ved ; cargo expected to be saved. The Indian Chief,
PACKET LIST. niture broker
- Ditto (S , outshot 26 o- 26 10 yellow . .... 20 0 -22 0
%%ape eneY, frorn Liver 00l for Quebec was driven on shore at -
Isaac Argent, Fleet-street, London, victualler
50 50 Freston and Wyre - 28 10 white 0rd.... 24 0 -26 0 GENERAL POST-OFFICE, November 15.
nosier sth instantp; crew saved ' 100 100 Runcorn Gap - 27 10 good & fine.. 28 0 -31 e - RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS.
-
100 100 Ditto preference - 0 0 Brazil, in bond. co X ',":`, .--.3 eeerg.SlMMegi4f.-;-'62 Biers.
Tieu
14 Sheffield and Lincoln .
Manilla 23 0 25 0 brown ls 0 -18 o :a r 0.. P, •Ti s. -ga - S ,r!? V" tvg' -0, E.': 61 4,9; e. 94 cr Wm, Norwood, Kettering, Northamptonshire, grocer.
lot, RSDAY, NOVEMBER 14.-Wind W. to S. E. light 25 .
le ':'''`4 egli 'tlp...f Mc0•'f..91'4.0.., 9,RaP3I:IcD.O (From the Railway Magazine of Saturday.)
In 0 824 Sheffield and Manchester Bombay l4 0- 20 0 yellow H John George Bourne, Battersea, builder.
Dort; :V,e,o--Acadia (steamer,) Harrison, from Boston, at this 0 0- 0 0 •,,,•• ;.,C es, eete c).?. ri, e'sereereereo, ;ere a eee re a
The following calculation of the last weekly returns of 48
=
(Waho'seied on
, the 14 instaut and from Halifax on the 3d inst., 25 8 Quarter - 14 0 white o,•d. .. 19 * -21 0 iro „. tgl co ? ... e Z 1:1.. Aoone co 5 ~, .F,IP , James Frederick Bavvick, Old-street, St. Luke's, London
--, railwa s 1,775 miles in length, given in our present number,
21 Scottish Central - 0 (ep e'F' °ooes a s' les a' aa. , I:I wheelwright Y !
BDoke i'lut ta e Colonial mails dorm the latter port.) Off Tuskar, 25
e. eo e_ 0 0 a e,, e, X 7 will, we believe, be of interest :-Number of passengers on 34
--Au 'ue Alexander Grant-Renard, Poidgdestre, from Ichaboe 5° 5 Shrewsbury and Grand Junction. B. Ayres and Monte Video. TALLOW,* cwt. a„...A0 ;IS °Cer.,..;°4l o 006' 1.1 61.. Gyrdon Forbes Davidson, John-street, Adelphi, London, mer- railways, 320,659. The receipts for passengers on 48 rail Ways,
r, gra e 50 50 South Eastern and Dover 372 inferior & mid. 0 54- 064 rburgh, Y.C. 41 6 -42 3 ~-; ,e.- 0 le. '-',„ go 7, 'a" ..;" ''' ,6. 5. „,t3 43 F,. oe a 1 a chant
-astlee, a, , rout Pictou-Margaret, Quinn, Quebec-Glamis _ °
£71,253 ; ditto for goods on 46 railways, £28,555; total,
so - New shares .. 74 good & prime.. 0640 74 Odessa 40 6 -41 0 . c.'" r .7' "" 11 iis 0; a ta.t").• a -re es ~.1 5. opa John Sedman, Qneen-street, Cheapside, London, colour-mer- .k 99,808. This is an average of .M'efii per mile per week.
....Mar arelaY St Petersburg-Mary Ann, Marshall, Siucapore
. • sto °-1. ' 0.2. 'B' to ii.- -,:p 0 X '2: chant.
2 Trent Valley Do. salted .... 0 41- 054 Archangel ....39 0 -39 6 ei ..e ,a re' ~, ,a=e „, M e e
Step, garet, D'al • f dl d St hen's Mar-hall St.
ete stems , ey, New oun an - ep. , - , 20
ei) 29e Ulster
N. Amer. salted 0 34- 034 Buenos Ayres.. 35 0 -40 0 7," e. ee a* ri• =•:.• -.4 B= o " rn e
H Thomas Boulter, Cromer, Norfolk i nk e ,Passen- es „e, Cor. wk., tv t.
• , n e per. NAME.
artha, e -!.B.—Carlton, Quebec-Catherine, Anson, Antwerp
2-0 20 Yarmouth and Norwich
,' m ',. 0. '-' ' ers '''°"'"'-' • lastyear :41. 5
8,,,, enven Le h r Brazil - 0 6i TAR,* brl. p e. 3 a ,SB,, Robert Barry, Worthing. lodging housekeeper. I g •
50
1;41. Zll,ea---Sher.idagn, °Den Peyster, New York-Mearns, Hous
e. 50 York and North Midland
Stockholm .... 12 6 -13 0 a 0 es a ne so e rt. o. H Caleb Soul, Long-elley, Moor-fields, London, grocer. -- ---- -- -
25 Ditto half Shares 6 Arbroath and Forfar
a ee's? Orleane--Coquimbo, Howe, Boston-Boua Dea, Brown, 2„,53
10 Ditto, (Scarborough) - 064 Archangel .... 12 6 -13 0 Lz. Fn -,6 e F ?2. 0, :,, r, 0 .0 William Collinson, East Butterwick, Lincolnshire, ship- - .ell 2 '137 sa
Valparaiso, dry 0 5- o 6 Carolina lO st -it 4 ....,e, . ...„.../ •-.„...,...--„,--A--..,--.5 ~...., ..--„,.,.---.0 wright. Birmingham and Derby .... - I._
1„;'e-eG. irs-Mary, Walker, Smyrna-Manchester, Tear, Tri-
- -
else,. en
‘,.--„0. Spuring, Santa Martha and Carthagena- Lord
e,
5-0 - Y k
or and Selby .'sti shares
Ditto '25 shares - 0 6 Virginia .. ll 0 -12 0 ao al be 'Z H 03 e,, James Watson, Carlisle, grocer. Birmingham and Gloucester.. - 2249 1667 24
Aeaton, j'clus, Terceira-Mary, Harrison, Alexandretta-Lord za - W. India, dry.. 05- 0 6 TARTAR, 49. CWt. a ri• ::, g . a 5 el, F. Thomas Dowding, Chippenham, Wiltshire, brewer. Brandling J unction - - 807 3
mYres-..)W aros, St. Andrew, N.8.-Alpha, Hodgson, Buenos
FRENCH, &C. RAILWAYS. salted.. 04- 0 5 Cream of Tartar6e 0 -61 0 ae la 'aa 0. se. 0., o a
....,, ei .4 r, WiLiam Jones, U-k, Monmouthshire, linendraper. Bristol and Glonce-ter - _
au Qu. °Larch, Stephen Ichaboe-Firefly, Kerr, Africa-lu- East India .... 0 7- 1 0 brown and ye 1.48 0 -54 •
ca.,, H o 2, ; eA CD ...1 es DIVIDENDS. Chester and Birkenhead
2 Boulogne and Amiens
'en, Barrett, Deme.rara 20 Kips, B.A. dry. 0 7- 0 88 TEA, 19, lb. in bond. '4
52 ''m °I ii k`l r o . Dec. 6, E. Edwards, City- .
road London, draper-Dee. 6, T - -
Ctoesee,
20 - I f France
2 Centra o Horse, d. each 8 0 -14 0 Bohea, Canton 04 - 0 6 e oe. E. ...,„ g:--, Dublin and Kin stown
° '°
W• tso C 'I treet London, victualler-Dec.6, H. Tisoe, g- 33433 656 665 6 •
=I. a n, amour' e-s ,
Lyons and Avignon
Fokem -- - '', Cl. r-7 ....I et. ''': Dundee aed Arbroath .. 3321 228 216 4
31111,5 t 4,:t'ann. Brown, hence at New Orleans, with loss of fore- 20 2 HORSE HAIR,* lb. pr B'4 4 ,a" 2 1:1" Hertford, carpenter-Dec. 6, E. Holmes, King-street, Cheap-
CD ....4 .4 • '
1 Orleans and Bourdeaux Bls. 6d. • o
Ila Durham and Sunderland .... - - mis 2
at,' 20,10,,,n10111 and mizeu topmast, in the gale of the 4th ult., in 20 Short - 0 74 Congou, corn. 011- 1 1 ', ae.... w -, 0.0 ee 1- °' 'd L d warehouseman-Dec. 6, J. rman, White- . _
eeeserlie seg. Bs, and leaky 20 2 Paris and Lyons - 0 94, mid. to fine. 16- 2 6 .1 • .... x ,c..,. 03 DCI z ~,, si e, on on, w H Ba'dock, and O. Snoulten, Edinburgh aud Glasg .. • •
OW 12461 2/53 2062 4i.
X : 0 re A ::4 A, 5: O. friars, common brewers- . •
1 668 3841 3139 34
a'• Nee, e "aker -D1• • P tt and Oneco, Taylor, hence 20 20
, eamar , a en, Paris and Orleans - 1 6 Twankay, com. 1 18- 1 2 0 . .., 00. D. Ward, Manchester mer. Eastern Counties. . .
e a .• 8 Canterbury, bankers.-Dec. 1 ,
12658 1360 1220 44
hi .rle
Paris and Rouen
1,,5-zary an.. ans • 20 2o combed - 2 0 mid. to good 13- 1 10 „,,a ,c 1 `.' a' •._...., chant-Dec. 10, S. Price, Blackburn.
‘`,,„` into Lo" Ite on, Bruce, from Valparaiso, at Cork, for Glasgow, 20 2 Paris and Strausburgh - 2 8 o' S
T. Hill, Uppingham, Rutlandshir ,
e woolstapler. Glasgow and Paisley l2ogi 663 756 2*
*"oittee, i,,," RYan 11th instant, with damage 20 12: Rouen and Havre
te 0 r) CERTIFICATES Grand Junction - 7782 67e7 10
Sietats a,nr.shall, hence at Sydney, N.S.W. 20 14 Strasburgh and Basle pur. & violet 00- 0 0 cora. to good none :-1. • 41 •..4 4 i; a Great North of England .... - 1686 13 2 570
iless cause be shown to the contrary on the
X ,`; 'l4 2 To be granted, in Great Western 7
'hie, '''.,llllarris, hence at Madeira 20 2 Sambre and Meuse blue & violet 0 0 0 0 Hyson Skin.... I 0 1 1 s- .
g. a day of meeting.
Pleresen; Jean, Adams. henbe at Galatz 20 1 Tours and Nantes - 0 0 mid. to fine 14-110 g , 5 r Canterbury, miller-Dec. 4, E. Peters, God- Liverpool and Manchester .. - 4240 3881 i•
Aai rillianalne, hence at Maranham violet, & fine 50- 5 6 Souchong, com. 12- 1 4 r ..e -
-i ' Dec. 4, T. Marsh, London and Birmingham._ - 14509 14214 le
ec. 4 T• H. Skelton Southampton, 43480
''. stone, Surrey, brewer-D . , , ,
London and Biackwall
inetsailea'a, Yce. sailed from Malaga for this port 29th ult. The BANKS, and MISCELLANEOUS. ord. & mia. 43- 5 0 good to fine 16- 2 9 ?, se o m Mashie, Croydon, eurrey, coal-merchant London and Brighton
ab Was t 'mn Maranham about 24th Sept., and George Can- 100 124 Liverpool Bank
o Dec 6T. Turn, r, Sheffield, grocer- Dec. 21, H. Gibbons, London and Croydon 9526 1128 230 3h
, eanioe eo sail about the Ith ult., both for this port 20 lo Ditto Banking Company .... mixed .. I a Hyson, com... 18- 2 2 a- -• , henust-Dee. 6, J. Brown, jun., Tydee, Mon- London and Greenwich 2231
LII- . elindb 23 10 Ditto Borough Bank cop. ga & fine. 3 6 4 0 fine 2 6 4 0 ep Wolverhampton, c
670 677 29s
. 25th gem, G, aek, hence for Wyburg, at Sligo, leaky
164 •
,„an mouthshire, ironf
ounder-Dec. 6, D. and J. e ugden, Springfield, southwestern - 5181 5113 74
Sent °°dwin, from China at Cove, left St. Helena on the 10 lo Ditto Commercial
- cloth-manufacturers-Dec. 6, It. Catlow, Leeds, Manchester, Bolton, and Bur , -
3 824 719 44
John • •
1000 500 Ditto Royal - 3 3 :-; Yorkshire fancy
.-
Dec 6T. Arnett, Oxford, baker-Dec.6, E. A. Haw, Manchester and Birmingham. -
Spe ' Wane*
1 4- 4 0 Gunpowder, 0 M Z X
o X g „,. victualler- • .
2822 2416 5
Cit ' London, tavern-keeper-Dec. 6, T. and Manchester arid Leeds and
X 0 o o Moorgate-street, 3,
Mt , rtsinae Ick, from Ichaboe at Kingstown 20 lo Ditto Uni. n -
Of "'n 1 "' LeYd-n f I haboe, at Falmouth. On the Ist 20
-• G,,, at, 7N , - , rom c 10 Manchester & Liverpool Dsctrict. Madras o
23- 4 6 good and tine 2 0- 5 o o e r, a
Worcester-tobacco-manufacturers-Dec. 6, R. T. Hull and eelby ............
Maud li ' long. 22 W, spoke the Helen, hence for the Cape 10 10 North and South Wales. Guatimala, le lb. TOBACCO,* lb. in bond.
co :',.. ''' I. ...
0. Id .7, R. Barrs,
Dockery, Dartfor ,
d market-gardener-Dec. 6, It. Pettigrew, Midland Counties ........ - Cs o 54 5 54
• , rr, oPe 20 174 Anderton Carrying Company ... • Floras - 4 9 J. River, Leaf.. 02- 0 24 ' .. - i 520 8044 78s
8 s Gillies Z Woolwich, tailor. Nea•castle and Darlington .. -
es 953 - -
eerie. ftee_ •
.9ark, from Bombay, at Siam . Stock. - dootle Water Works - 4 0 Stemmed 00- 0 0 m Z ~, n. P .) - 16io :400 4
Vrteea:ll Sincapore at Cove 100 - Coal Gas Company - 0 4 re' :4 m P 4
es es
GlTah' }let°e'llgni•lir' from Callao at Cove. 100 - Ditto newshares. ............ Carracas, Flo. 39- 4 6 Maryland .... 00- 0 0 g aa K 4 '..)- TIDE TABLE. Newcastle and North Shields 13791
North Midland 325 344 2
___l, - --
t, Ve Bra_ er, from St. John, N.B. at ditto 100 - Exchange Buildings
O North Union
;anger' a. Ittieln Hagedorn, hence at Savannah 100 - Harrington Docks Cortes 1 6-- 2 9 Bengal 12 0 -16 o ,si .--•-•
e o. LI x 7789 i
14-4 547 44
2. MAN. EVN. HEIGHT HOLYDAYS, ETC. Pars and Orleans
le_nillei ili_O-well, hence at Baltimore Stock. 200 Harrington Water Works.. ...... LAC DYE, le lb. TURPENTINE, IS' CWt. a 0. ee ,e DAT -
F ..cl
Os ;2 ci . a, ______ -- Paris and Rouen 14065 4214 3569 7
_utario, eeas. Bunker, hence at New York 20 2,1 Liverpool Fire and Life D.T. and prime 0 6 2 6 American .... 5 0- 7 9
P••• :' - 9 628 7 5 13 2
2- Tuesday 1 Preston and Wyre
‘6-,erre wirrstove, hence at Boston 100 100 Liverpool Dock Bend mid. to good 0 5 1 6 VA towiA,* ton..e a ,e, s = .
20 733 8 9 13 8 Edmund,King &Martyr Sheffield and Manchester .... :7168 579 45g -
the 1.2e0t uiosTen.., hence at Quebec 40 10 Marine Assurance Company .• • • ord. & infer. 0 14- 0 4 Smyrna, pickedls 0 -21 e . "
* Ils' Wednes.
ce. Thurs... 21 837 9 3 14 6 Jupiter sets lh 21m m. South Eastern .• - .. ..... 1 Is 3 4031 3079 2
lie;''ll Mt, 'n, (steamet) Matthews, hence at New York on no 100 New Gas & Coke Company. ... • MADDER ROOTS 1p• CWt. Morea
" ' lO 0 -15 0 • •
•
; Friday.. 22 927 g 49 15 0 Ce2ilia. Taff Vale .
25 25 Ditto, quarter
c'aitejz'ia. (stea 61 X te tf 0 Saturday 23 10 10 .1028 15 7
Ulster ll9 9 631 564 5
at a 'mess eh. naer,) Ryrie, hence at Halifax on the Ist inst. 20 20 Rock Ferry - 7 10 o C
CD cm Sunday. 24 10 47 11 4 Hi 0 25th Sunday af. Trinity. Yarmouth and Norwich - 2227 11.6 - -
ahh,, lre, Seymour, and Mary lienney, Harney, hence 1 10 10 Steam Tug Company French none , East India .... 70- 7 15 al 9,
p f' as -
i
re Monday. 25 11 22 II 38 16 3 JIM ichaelmas Term ends ' York and North Midland .... 9e534 219 r 2117 le
. Naples 74 0- - I American .... 710- 8 0 ti, :b;
ts 7 ..4 '. t. 0

Prices paid im pa EtTS
SALES OF THE WEEK. in the week. This Wk. thisyeat
--I
130 Sea Ish 1141. ll a 151 , I
Stained '
17083600 Bowed Georgia ..
5 1}
2 8797 1 434304
i
. f Mobile
1 Alabama and Tennes 3 4 1 9629 } 664438
13520 New Orleans
~,,,, I P 3 6
f Pernambuco &Paral. 5 5i I R.R. 1
--- f 1 Aricati and Ceara
410 Bahia and Maceio
1109 Maranham .. 4 50 : 1 ... ) 30513
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Sawginned
Minas — 1
Para l— —_l} •
Demerara,SurinamAc .... •• • •
1100 Egyptian
.. ~... Barbadoes . . • • 622
Peruvian
Bahama I
90 Log layra
Common West India.. .... 12594
Carthagena i
Smyrna — I
i :2 I: 3i 6727 j}
130518
' Manilla
6080 Surat
Madras
50
41840 bales 38523 140;203

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
Direct. Indirect Direct. Indirect
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Australia.. .. July 13. Lima
Bahia .... .. Sept. 11. Maranham
Barbadoes .. Oct. 9 Mauritius
Bombay .. .. .. 1 Mobile .. Oct. 23.
B. Ayres .. .. Sept. 3. Monte Video. .. Aug. 31
Calcutta . .. .. 18. N. Orleans
G. G. Hope .. .. 17. New York
Charleston .. Oct. 27. Pernambuco
China .... .. July 31. Rio Janeiro .. Sept. 17.
Demerara .. Oct. 4. Savannah
Havana .. .. .. 13. St. Helena
Jamaica .. .. .. 7 Valparaiso . .. Aug. 18.
Laguira .. .. .. 6 Vera Cruz