The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-01-11 00:00:00

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LONDON, Wednesday Evening, half-past 7 o'clock. ri er,--s—
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Since our last there has been very great excitement in the
Consol Market, and a re-action has taken place to the extent
of nearly. 1% per cent. The highest price Consols has reached y,
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this year has been 88%, and they have receded to 873,6. Up to this
morning the closing quotations for the account was 871 % T
This afternoon 3 .:: cent. Reduced are 86% if, New 314' cents.
93X 94, and 4 It' cents. 103 k. We have also had a consider- - :3
able decline in both Exchequer Bills and India Bonds, the for- I : "-,
mer having gone back to 40 42 premium, and the latter to I 'le
3032. . nAr 1)1(1,
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In the Foreign Market all the Northern Bonds have becoihe liA
heavy.• Russian Stock is 1001 101, Dutch 42% 74, Danish , dens
714, and Belgian 774. Spanish Bonds have also Veen highly . t,e" h
depressed, isi i is the price this Evening. Little is .e.,ok(g ill :, t„ new
any other Stock. Portuguese Bonds are 49 50 and the Scrip reat-
is 411, Brazilian Bonds are 484, and Greek 28 W.
The young King of Greece, Otho, has left Rome for Naples, or
on his way to Napoli. . eat I
By Lloyd's books, this day, we find that the Lancaster, Cum-;
ming, from Liverpool, has arrived off Cape Palmas.
Letters from Dresden to the 23rd ult., state that the protest 11- Per
against the Diet, which was to be made to the Hessian Cham- . lianie
bers, when they meet, had received numerous signatures. . kg the
We have advises from Naples to the 16th ult. At the above ..eips
date English goods were again admitted, but upon the same .ueipal:
terms of quarantine as those from Marseilles, viz. 28 or 40 Les ant
days. It was understood that the French agent was likely to Isseinh
succeed in obtaining a modification of the duties on goods un- '' Boro
der the French flag, so as to put them on an equality with ''ll. to
Engli4h, Dutch, and American merchandise. The exportation 't'rin ei
of silk from Naples to the borders of the: Rhine and Switzer- 'u,k-shlito.tti
land had much increased, and the manufactories established in olg hi
those parts, are said to have much interfered of late with the i - :67)1!
French silk manufacturers. ''./, 04
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The latest accounts from Syria, speak of the continued ad-
vance of Ibrahim Pacha, whose army from the Bth to the 10th
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Oct. had travarsedthe defiles of Velask Bogazi and of Kerlal;
Bourom, forming an extent of 27 leagues. The population of „
these provinces is said to be entirely devoted to him, and his ".E I
proclamations were circulated even to the gates of Constanti- , (pes-P
no le. Ul3.
We find by the commercial advices from Rio Janeiro, that it :er t° 1
was estimated the sugar crop had diminished about one-fon/1h 111 I a
in consequence of the heavy rains in the Campos. The qua- !-""t.
lity, however; is said to be very good. The coffee crop would 13,n1T1-.
be much less than the preceding one. The exportations of "..n, idz
this article during the first nine months of 1832, were a 36,091. west
bags and barrels, being 22,655 more than the correspond-
ing period, of 1831.' . . 14 ru r
The last accounts from New Orleans, state that business had ;place
been resumed there, and an abundance of merchandize had ship
been brought out. Very little freight, however, was offering,
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and the ship-owners were generally refusing id. for cotton --'17,004
to Liverpool. Sugar was scarce, the new crop up to the 25th
November, not having come.in. - ,
By the advices from Cuxhaven, to the 4th instant, we learn ANL
that the Elbe buoys, as far as the Bosch, were taking up 011 • to in•
account of the ice, and the pilot galleots had been ordered n6y C'
into harbour. The Upper Elbe, as far as Grasbrook, was co- ''4 For,
vered with ice. •elw,y
Intelligence was received at Lloyd's this morning, that the wet
Ondernuning, Engels,. froth Batavia to Amsterdam, which wet, 'ilbnii*
detained and sent into Ramsgate, on the 27th ult. has been IT' .e Chan
leased by order of Government, and proceeded on Tuesday fat ittiele
hei destined port. Li")
Letters from Stettin, of the Ist instant, state that the rivet t .e.3rei•
was covered with ice. '`lions,
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The Duke of Sussex is recovering from a severe indisposition
with which he has been afflicted during the last three weeks. it
His royal highness when at Brighton caught a violent cold;
which settled in his eyes, which at one time were so swelled I,
that he could not see sufficiently to read. TItPO
On Friday, the 28th ult., the friends and supporters of C. .-4' 4,8 A.
Forster, Esq., the Conservative member, dined together at th° 49eatio
George Hotel, Walsall, in. honour of the recent election. Abed(' ill, Jan ,
three hundred gentlemen sat down to dinner, after which souse ~,id a P
excellent constitutional speeches were delivered.—Sitl/Ord.shOe
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THE CHOLERA.—The cholera has broken out at Moor-Mont/ person
ton, near Hanainerion, in consequence of a woman at Holhecit, li,it.it;',ll,
afflicted with the pestilence, having, on her recovery, sent some ar n-, I
of her clothes to a relative in that village. There are
various rumours respecting its nearer approptch to us, but ''''' threerassoil
would not create alarm, though it is our duty to urge precae; itelenn;
lion, and to place the public on their guard.-1 ark Hy-al,' 'ply r,
The cholera nag made its appearance at Bliiith ; there Nava axia.r
been four deaths, one on Saturday and three on Monday. 1../t. '
Lucas, physician, in Brecon, was sent 'for, and confirmed 0 *p_
fears of the inhabitants, as he decided the deaths were caused '
by cholera—Hire/arc/ Times. The cholera is raging in the tow°
of Tipperary with uncontrolled virulence and mortality, fal; tottma.
exceeuing its first visit, There have been upwards of GO death
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in and out of the hospital within the last 10 or 12 days. 07 414. Cl:d
Friday 12 or 13 patients were taken to the hospital, several ° I. .1101.
whom died; there was one case in the military barracks, a et'cLi llan2a.
poral of the 92d; he was taken to the hospital, where he die
shortly after; one of the men who carried the cot was also tabl
with cholera, but he is in a fair way of recovery.—Liateri'' the Ex
Chronicle.
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On Thursday, the 3d instant, the lady of Henry Ashton, Esq., o ,11 ° 1111
a daughter.t.riott,
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On Tuesday, the Ist instant, at Portsmouth, the Rev. T. N. Bl?f,. ( i•„,,, ,Ul.
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don, Rector of Washington, Sussex, to Anne, daughter of E. B. A 4 •-',, v...
naud, Esq., of Portsmouth and Bed'iampton, aants. A • It. G
On Thursday, the 3d instant; at lowness, Windermere, Liento.nw
Moffatt, R. N., of Kendal, to Miss Ullock, of the firmer place. " ,e, lk
On Wednesday last, at St. Thomas' Church, by the Rev. C. Prins ti,.' ered
(having becu previously married according to the rites of the Catns Nesio,,
Church, by the Rev. E. Glover, of Crosi,y,) John Whittle, 8.,41••,a iNtive -
Louisa, only daughter of Mr. Nicholas Megraw, Abercroiaby-sqo'ii, 114 s,
Same day, at Walton-on-the-Hill, John Watson, Esq., of (1,010,4 0 on
Cumberland, (late of Liverpool,) to Mary Anu, dan;ater of Wdli''' ;:' 110 1
Parke, Esq., of Antield-lodge, 'il I,' in t
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On Tuesday, the Bth instant, aged 8.3, Elizabeth, 'widow of the I s lc_;3.
Thomas Humphreys, perfumer. lA' P ,
On Saturday last, after a long and afflicting indisposition, Mr.
ward Miles, aged 74.
On Sunday last, in the 23d year of her age, Mrs. Rows; wife of Ift.
Daniel Ross, ladies' boot and shoe-maker, Ranaigh-street. , t
On Monday last, at her son's residence, near Ormskirk, afte,'es, iN• i,.
short illness, Alice, relict of the late Daniel Alt;,, Esq,., of Know?o,, l hiri , •
On Saturday last, aged 34, after a long illness, Airs. Sarah P° ' (11• ti
aldson. otter,
Same day, at his house, North Birkenhead, after a short but by Vtor,
vere illness, Mr. Philip Norris, jun., aged 35, deservedly regretted Itlii i
an extensive circle of friends.
On Sunday last, aged 84, Phoebe, wife of Mr. John yield, se,2lof' '-------W Li,
Soho-street.
Same day, at Whitehaven, at the house of her daughter Ir.,',' elt .-.
Hodgson,) much respected during the course of a long life, .3 ' ) , .; •
Collins, relict of the late Mr. Tobias Collins, in her 88th year.- '‘i- 1 i us
Same day, suddenly, aged 61, Mrs. Davison, formerly of Thom 1/4,..b
ton, near Lastham.
On Monday,
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gentleman highly esteemed and justly respected for qualities that c 'I I) .
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cleared him to a large circle of friends, j A en
Same day, suddenly, at Bolton-le-Sands, aged 44, Mr. Rich.'
Noble, late merchant, of Buenos Ayres.
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We enter fully into the sentiments of "A FATHER," and ha kthe -
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handed ! his communication to the Magistrates, as being kill Li
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channel most likely to have the evil remedied.
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The crowded state of our columns must be our apology for lc,
non-insertion of the extract from Saunders's News Let°
relative to the Irish Volunteers.
Received—P.S.—Acnudxs-13-7-and A Rxn-MAN. 1111
, 0 trill We thank Bacon, without Beans, but fear our Readers
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tired of the subject on which he writes. • 0 t, , b.,)41-now
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We are obliged to a correspondent for a well-written article 0.- !t„.„ 1
" Liverpool Disfranchisement Bill." It contains, howee;) Let:' it,
some observations which we cannot insert, unless the writer ",azi,i
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favour us with his name and address. - llit.ev: ~
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VULCAN is under consideration.
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Our columns having been already so much occupied with sil".st,,, isa
communications to those of A BURGESS—Tom B_—and ..1,-• ik. lip
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we must, for the present , decline their insertion.
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