The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-08-13 00:00:00

c,.
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:he station 200 miles from Sydney

Cow

Paddock for horses and bullocks .

33
,„ lO

Surplus for sundries—a heavy item here,

6o
. 140

£l,OOO
With the most economical management, these are all re-
quired within the first twelve months of a settler's resi-
dence ; and I have omitted to particularise many minor
expenses, which he will find will soon make up the £l4O
allowed for sundries ; nor have I supposed him to pay his
runs, nor stated his loss of interest. It must also be
borne in mind that the same wages are to be paid the se-
cond year, with the unavoidable addition of those of a se-
cond shepherd : and all he has wherewith to pay these
wages and to meet the storekeeper's bill, and other de-
mands, is the value of the wool of his one thousand sheep.
Matters will probably stand thus :-
1,000 fleeces of 2ilbs., at 20d. per
lb., in England; Is. 4d. in £166 13s. 4d.
Sydney
Wages of two shepherds £5O
utkeeper
Bullock-driver . .
Rations for five lOO
Shearing and delivering wool 35
j.icense and tax l5

.t'2so

Deficit .Ess 6s. 8d
In the foregoing statement, unfavourable as it may ap-
pear, I doubt not the settler would accuse me of having
underrated his expenses and overstated his receipts • but
it is an approximation to the truth. As regards mycharg-
ing the expenses of the shearing and delivery of wool for
two years, while I take credit for only one year's value of
wool, I do so because the expenses of the second year are
incurred before the price of the wool of that year is re-
ceived. I am aware that it is even too favourable a ba-
lance sheet in other items—stillthe error is not great ; and
I conceive the result proves that the possessor of such a
sum would do well to accept bank interest (seven per
cent.) for it, and look to some other investment than
sheep. One grand mistake is committed by almost all
young men, and by others too ; and that is the desire to
commence with an immense stock at once—some seven or
eight thousand sheep, whether their funds be adequate or
no ; in short, to buy beyond their capital, in hope of being
able, by good fortune and the chapter of accidents, to pay
off their debts gradually. The phrase ' a respectable com-
mencement,' has deluded many ; and the ill effects of this
delusion are, at this ver moment, cruelly proved by the
experience of hundreds."—Hood's Australia.
THE CHEMICAL AND MECHANICAL PROCESS, AND
THE SOCIAL INFLUENCES OI THE PENNY POST. —At
a recent meeting at the Royal Institution, in London,
the Rev. John Barlow, in lecturing on the subject said—
The notion of separating, by a system of stamps, the
financial department of the Post-office from the trans-
mission and delivery of letters, originated with Mr. C.
Whiting, fourteen years since. This gentleman has been
rewarded by the government for the taste and mechanical
skill exhibited in the method in which he proposed to
adjust his plan to the penny-rate adopted at the recom-
mendation of Mr. Rowland Bill. With this notice of
the history of letter-stamps, Mr. Barlow entered on the
manufacture of the adhesive label. These are executed
by Messrs. Perkins, Bacon, and Petch, on Mr. Perkins's
principle of steel engraving by transfer. The process
depends on the property of iron to become hard or soft
as it receives or loses a small quantity of carbon. This
was demonstrated by experiment; and the description of
the process was illustrated by the exhibition of bard and
soft steel rollers, plates, and impressions furnished by
Messrs. Perkins & Co. Mr. Barlow laid great stress on
the absolute identity of every engraving, however nu-
merous, produced by this method. He then observed,
that the engine-work on the adhesive labels is of so close
a pattern that it cannot be taken of by lithography or any
similar contrivance, while on the other hand, the eye is so
accustomed to slight differences between one face and
another, that the most skilful imitators of a minute en-
graving of a human countenance (as that of the sovereign
on the label) could not possibly avoid such a deviation
from what he was copying as would ensure the detection of
a forgery. Mr. Barlow next adverted to the qualities of
the coloured inks with which the labels are printed.
Though sufficiently permanent to withstand the effects of
sun-light, rain, &c., they would be discharged by any
fraudulent attempt made to remove the obliterating stamp,
for the purpose of issuing the label a second time. The
gum used for fixing these labels to letters, Mr. Barlow
described as being probably derived from potato-starch,
and therefore perfectly innoxious. The manufacture of
the postage envelope is effected by many powerful, yet
accurate machines. The paper is pervaded by coloured
threads against fraud. When sent from the manufactory
of Messrs. Dickinson, it is delivered to the firm of
Messrs. De la Rue. It is there cut into lozenges by the
engine of Mr. Wilson. One of these was exhibited, and
ifsvtoiisolodnupi
nsoolgwfy ewttrhoeircsebo neecniutnrgtagi
isnntsee:adamf
1000 e with that
ainn each plough.
ancchh side,
indew 'Thirteen: dfot rh ,thweet
rheopwuceusatsn d five hundred lozenges for
conveniencetireniseconds.patshhee
of paper,
fapTmsf folding
el
lozengeder
sx 1:11hogei
raba:
tesi
htt
ah theilnthis
time..osi tsocp
thrdpheocrcnueei -e-ft
by an angular chisel. The envelopes are then stamped at
Somerset House. The machine used for this purpose,
combines the operations of printing and embossing, and
was invented by the late Sir W. Congreve. Mr. C. Whit-
ing enabled Mr. Barlow to exhibit the whole process, by
sending one of these mßaarclhotiwnh ertsoh,uegwnffhhbli
rrcodi which
feflt
dexecuted several
stamps, slightly differing in device from that on the
postage envelope. One of Mr. De la Rue's folders also
attended, and showed the rapidity with which the en-
velopes are folded and gummed after they are stamped.
The government envelopes employ at Messrs. De la Rue's
thirty-nine folders on an average, and a quick band can
fold 3,500 in a day. Mr. Barlow then noticed some sta-
tistical conclusions. One engraving on Mr. Perkins hard
steel roller will afford 1,680 transfers to soft steel plates :
these again will, when hardened, admit of 60,000 impres-
sions being pulled from each, so that one original will
afford 100,800,000 impressions of labels, enough to paper
one thousand apartments of 21 feet by 15, and 12 feet
high, making allowance for door, two windows, chimney,
pier glass, and dado. Twelve years ago, common en-
velopes were sold at ls. the dozen : now, the postage en-
velope, with its medallion, may be bought wholesale at
half a farthing (exclusive of the stamp), and yet though
the manufacture is peculiarly costly, it returns a small
profit to the government. More than two hundred an_d
.
twenty millions of chargeable letters were posted in 43
Now, taking a common sized letter as an unit, this .
quan-
tityw i
thwould o pave Oxford-street,
st
rae
erto, apdav2esmyeanr
td
included)s
of Oxford. Or,
post office in London, to the entrance
tomeanarrangement
nited Kingdom to
supposing all the letter-boxes in the egewnienrtahl
large spout, the
be open, and to communicate with oneit
letters would keep flowing
14 in a second. Mr. ost. He touched
ranks. on
the social advantages of the pe.nnay
afforded
Post-office by money or
the strength and permanence it wide
ide (
t hfer from etrhaeg
which ituences
sup-
of home—on the motives of self-educationh
plied—onil e
stated, the
thataid
ait t ministeredpresen present
abp toi ol
about
pills,
, with
hi, plasters, inquirer
tgeuras imillionsaai fidt e rbtilrl truth.
sterlingt hof.
He asserted
that nothing is too valuable or too fragile to be trusted
throughtheth
the
tdhvea
humbler n Ptaogset -
to this cheap conveyance : birds' eggs and diamonds,
are forwarded
asl,l,
abn
ud t
noticed
especially
Mr. Bagster sends each sheet of his Polyglot confidence.
edition of
the Holy Scriptures ten times through
living
exchange, insects, e catrse,
committedan d watches,
to
it w
some of these transmissions being to le
the Post-office,
learned men residing
at a distance from London ; so that, under the old
sys-
tem, the postage on each volume of this *
amounted to £165. Mr. Barlow concluded by a short
but expressive quotation from an anonymous writer, de-
claratory of the b manifold
of the obligations which
the
enetits of the Penny Post, and
country owes to the origina•
--
or of the system."...4- • , chitcci s Journal.

August 13, 1844.

SPO RTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S, THURSDAY

The 01,11 v bets laid were 7 to 1 against Bay Morons, 7
to 1 against Valerian. 10 to 1 against The Princess, and
11 to 1 against
_Red Deer. A. very thin attendance.

LATEST BETTING AT MANCHESTER.
There was a moderately Friday Evening.
ay,Lended room, but business
was decidedly at "law water mari." We shall therefore
sans ceremonie give the offers, Sze,, which fell upon our
ear, thus:—

THE CHILLI4I'ON' STAZt4.
7 to 4 agst Sweetmeat (taken)
2 1 Mnrian Ramsay (taken, 0, race)
4 1 Yellow Boy (offered)
4 to 1 Mystery (offered)
THE HOLYOAKE STAKES.
3 to 1 agst Merry Andrew (taken)
THE EBOR HANDICAP.
The only offers we heard were to lay 3 to 1 on the field,
(Franchise we consider " first fiddle") ; 5 to 1 against Pe-
dometer, and 100 to 6 agst Glossy ; 25 to 1 was wanted;
and also 100 to 1 upon Rowena (6 to 1 offered.)

THE ST. LEGER.
There was a strong desire to support Bay Momus, but
our figure did not exactly suit. A bet of a pony was•laid
between Ithuriel and Valerian, the former's friend having
the best of the bet. The general offers agst Valerian did
not exceed 6 and 61 to 1, but after the majority of the
members had left 8 to 1 was laid in ponies, and out of the
room in scores. Offers to take 100 to 50 about the Curl
and Ithuriel, or the same on the Cure and another bar
Ithuriel.

3 to 1 agst The Cure (offered, 34 wanted)
54 1 Ithuriel (nominal)
6 1 Momus (offered, 7 wanted)
8 1 Valerian (taken)
10 1 Princess (offered)
10 1 Red Deer (nominal)
12 1 Foig-a-ballagh (offered)
2 1 on The Cure agst Valerian (offered)
There were several offers to lay against Milton, Infidel;
Morpeth, and Lightning, but as nobody " gave mouth"
in their favour, we cannot say what would have been laid.

DONCASTER CUP.
Offers to take 5 to 4 on Alice Hawthorn, or 100 to 10
on The Cure.

THE DERBY.
4 to 1 agst Scott's lot (offered)
4 1 Day's lot (offered)
33 to 1 agst Nutbourne, and the same agst Kedger, wets
laid at Horwich.

PERFORMANCES OF ORLANDO.—We copy the folloW-
ing from the August number of the New Sporting Maga-
zine :—ln 1843 he started five times, and won four. The
July Stakes, value clear, £580; Match at Newmarket,
£250; The July Stakes, £2,600; Stake at Goodwood,
£125. In 1841 he started five times, and won five. The
Tuesday's Riddlesworth, £1,400; Stake at Newmarket,
£300; Stake at Newmarket, £250; The Derby, £4,250;
The Dinner Produce, £B5O ; total, £10,555. Orlando is
not in the St. Leger.
SHOOTING FOR THE ANCIENT SILVER Al. Row.-00
Tuesday se'nnight, the annual meeting to shoot for the
ancient silver arrow, called the Airyhome Arrow (which
was originally shot for at Scorton, in the year 1673, and
has been annually contested since that time), was held at
Thirsk, when twenty-eight gentlemen assembled to com-
pete for the different prizes, being the greatest number
ever recorded to have met for that purpose. The num-
bers scored were very respectable. Among the more pro-
minent were Mr. Peckitt (Carlton Husthwaite) 113, Mr.
Muir (Edinburgh) 106, Dr. Horner (Hull) 102, Mr.
Hutchons (London) 102, Rev. E. Meyrick (Walcot, Lin-
coln) 101, Mr. Glasgow (Edinburgh) 82, &c. The Silver
Arrow and Captaincy were won by the Rev. John Hig-
ginson, of Thormanby, by obtaining the first hit in the
gold; the same arrow also gained Mr. Higginson the
Sweepstakes Cup, being the most central hit during the
day. The Lieutenant's Bugle was won by Mr. H. Stew-
ard, of York, who had won and held it during the previous
Stew-
year A very elegant medal for the greatest number of
hits was won by Mr. Muir, of Edinburgh ; and a Sweep-
stakes Prize for the highest score, by Mr. Peckitt, of
Carlton Husthwaite.

LANCASTER LUNE-SIDE SPORTS.—These sports com-
menced yesterday week, and afforded much amusement.
Nearly 3,000 persons were present, also a fine musical
band from Sleden, near Skipton. E. G. Hornby, Esi.'
and other gentlemen of Lancaster, were present. Fifty_
competitors appeared for the first wrestling match for au
weights, and the sport was prime. In the final throw T.
Longmire beat M. Butterfield. The money was thus di-
vided :—Longmire, £6 ; Butterfield, £3 ; Boardley, 159.;
G. Donaldson,lss.; T. Wilson, 15s. ; S. Battersby, J•
Nelson, and G. Fawcett, ss. each. Leaping for hei4ht
followed, and 13 entered. Longmire won the first prize
by first clearing the bar at its greatest height Without
touching, but Battersby cleared the same height i
second ; and the other " boys of the Lune ' weeer3uand
equal, if not superior, to their compeers of Westaseesurned
and Cumberland. •n Tuesday the sports werewras most
by a wrestling match, 48 contending. The Play
s
manful, though the rain descended in tiodrroeont(sv.i.
ct
T Nelson, J.
J. Donaldson, £2; M. Butterfield, 10s.; - • .
Hindson, Busher, and Knowles, ss. each. A " jingling
match followed. Sacks of sawdust were quickly thrown
into the ring, which had been roped for the occasion. A.
score of hardy young fellows were blindfolded, and S.
Battersby, of Skerton, took the bell, and commenced
" jingling " very merrily; helter-skelter after him went
his blindfolded pursuers, and pell-mell they soon tum-
bled over the sacks and over one another, amidst roars of
laughter. After this pastime had continued for neaelt
half an hour, "White-headed Bob" made a s atcb
Torh), e :1-
£4;
°
ney was divided as follows :—G. Dona
Battersby, and over a sack they rolled together; but. all
wasit
Bob"ad so
averred, andseemedremoved
tbandage t o
ahnetheo
from hisgeneralro
ebelief,yes that
thathe got a " glimmering" how to direct his course, the ra
ney was ultimately given to Battersby. A match for
beaten men was then contemplated, but the ground:wag
in such a state that no further wrestling could take place.
Had the weather been fine, the sports would have been
equal to those of the previous day.
GREAT WRESTLING MEETING AND SPORTS AT FLAN,
NEAR ULVERSTONE. - The great northern wrestitheng
meeting came off on Friday and Saturday week, at
foot of the hill of Flan, from which the sports derive their
name. The weather on Friday was favourable, and the
spectators numbered from four to five thousand. Thl
wrestlers comprised the Rite of the northern ring, en g
included the champion of all rings—William Jackson, el:
Kinneyside • also Mr. W. Coward, of Hawkshead, an
Mr. John Atkinson,' of Russland. Mr. Jacob Robinson
acted as referee. " The Trial Hunt," for three guineas'
commenced the amusements; and the admirers of dogs.
sported their " rhino" freely on their favourites. The;
were dogs from all parts of Lancashire, Cumberland,
Westmoreland, and Northumberland. The sport 'lsis,
excellent, and four dogs carried off the stakes, wh'e
varied from 255. to 4s. The wrestling that succeeded
admirable, the men being in prime condition. Eightl:,
four competitors entered their names for the princill''
prize of £5O. After six rounds, the final fall was as
fol-
lows :-1. G. Donaldson stood, Jackson fell ; 2. Jacksl,ll
stood, Donaldson fell ; 3. Jackson stood, Donaldson fell
The trial between the champion and Donaldson, as nalgu,
be anticipated, excited much interest. Both men showed
a great deal of " pluck" and science, especially the latter;
but it requires a giant's strength, in addition to science]
to overturn the Herculean frame of Jackson, who floore'
his opponent in beautiful style. A purse was then coca
tended for by the last 16 standers, and was won in !,b„r
fourth round by Longmire, several others receiving scow'
prizes, in all £6. An excellent hurdle race (heats) "II
then run, for a sweepstakes of £2 2s. and £2O adde."'
and was won by Mr. Andrews' b. m. Cumberland Laseleoi
A long leap came next, and was won by HarringtOnno
Keswick, who cleared a space of 16 feet; prize 10s. •
the second day (Saturday), the sports commenced witt,
dog-trail, which afforded much amusement. A li,g4,
weight match succeeded, in which the contest was P"4
culean, and G. Donaldson
;A t
ho
uwasrtdh hurdle
race
caetccoeorn.d nextTa The
da
mstuehmi
or
ffag::::-.;:o
fTsotorantthdhieserse:nistcrsty.o6rw:a.s £l5, which was awarded as follows,'4c
standers, 31s. 6d£e.a3ecah3c.sh. ; to the three next, 16s. each
the next six. 10s. each , and to the next twelve III:a
horses started, and the prize was won by Mr. Atkinse°4
b. m. Sliding Scale, after one of the severest races et",
witnessed. An all-weight entry, for the sum of £6 li%le
closed the proceedings at Flan for the present year. Id
wrestling was splendid. The division of the rooneY,'—.
as follows :—Donaldson (victor), £2 25.; Chaprnentniot
the third and fourth, 12s. each; and the four nei"
pacque
standers, 7s. each. Thus (says the Cumberland
f the ,41
terminated the Flan sports, and we may venture to lit
in reference to the manly and honest exertions o '
rious persons who took part in them, that they.havel;;•
if any parallels in the annals of the wrestling ring. 3,10
highly gra_.ti't-he
loueyc throughout,
eraons utasg hseioanuegtil:e andeveo tihneg
militatingcompanyfeature elly7a
sportw.ihtwhole
loe
scene of tvhaedenimrsioreanmbj
uwotafesthe two days' proceedings.

ntle
CUT AND PLAIN GLASS.—Those who are about rj,
chase glass would do well to inspect the stock of Mr.
Ward, advertised in our paper of to-day. It con3Pros
every variety ; and now that a reduction in the del
taken place, it is offered at prices astonishingly low.
Hydropathy, or the Water Cure, appears to be tat
000
vast strides in England : institutions of the kind atterine
to be seen in almost every direction. Captain cuoirotl
too we observe has opened an Establishment, which
the description of it in an advertisement in our P.llO
to-day, and from the reputation of Captain Clan ss.
the introducer of the Water Cure into this coontribub°
as now associated with Dr. Weiss, will we have oe
be attended with the utmost success. o
SLATE QUARRIES.—In these times when it is _II oet
cult to find safe employment for capital, there statics,
conspicuously in our own columns, two slate Van posit
immense extent and capability, with a present • gad
tive view that is most encouraging. When 01_7
leading banks in the metropolis give reluctantly _nil"
a half per cent., it is not a little refreshing ,Lusad
on
public attention to solid securities, where capitot4.
dustry are alone required to insure twenty per 'L
their outlay. The public have been so often
,‘tic'tiriat•
ios
lending their money and their names to Sir, aroveas
minus any solid basis, that it may be not casY wsc`cure
one in the present case, where everything is as „essioSA,
the Bank dividends. A spirited individual, Pa-few les;`,l
brain farm. would soon form a company with
ing and enterprising merchants at the head ;wttid verr
be accomplished in one week, and the shares uirefer
speedily be at a considerable premium. fully
readers to the announcement which enters U. rQ
their merits,

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BIRMINGHAIVI CORN MARKET, AUGUST 1. Zirt 5
.1) 44-larriagts anb Dratiis.
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STATE OF TRADE. I &liipping iinttiligenve. SUNDAY, AUGUST 11.-Wind S.S.E. moderate. Ailarkrts.
STANDARD.
At this day's market, there was only a short supply of English
i ARRivaa.a-Navigator, Echemcke, from Stettin-Hugo, Pen-
Wheat, and an advance of 2s per quarter was real;sed. Barley ___,.....______.
1 ' ....._MeenasTart.-The favourable accounts we have givao of . r, from Danzic-Lauritz, -, from Sax Kiobing.
_4.-a_ unaltered in value, with an improved demand. In Oats nothing BIRTH.
"qr arket, for the last two or three weeks in particular, in no SAILED.-Parsee Merchant, Poole, for leha boe-Fencer, WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, AUG. 6. doing worth notice. A fair quantity of Beans changed hands
raanner require note of change, and if any altera. TUESDAY, AUGUST 6.-Wind West. Radmore, for Ichaboe, &c.-Azorcs Packet, Corrig ill, for Africa at the currency of this day se'enight. Peas less inquired for. On the 7th instant, at Dover, the wife of the Rev. JOHN
Observed it is rather for the better. In every i Total quantities per Price per
SMlTHFlELDBtoelrlesAptsoßrotriKaET, AUGUST 9. ELLISON BATES, of a son.
t'.ort must be
deed, our trade would appear to be in, a
11.., . department, in- SarlED.-Hamlet, Hunt, for Canton-Water Lily, England, -Jessamine, Miller, for La*ham Island-Susan, -, and
Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter.
_____
raaraufactur aud spinners admit
Cloths 1?; aurtaliing state, and 1 fot Newfoundland-Walpole, Thomas, for Boston-lleilechina, Ma. tin Luther, Hutton. , for Calcutta-Mail, Gordon, for Born-
-70 .... .4183 15 0 4'2 12 6
svaelreyhdeur el
l tion-qduaiyr ywfaosr bßye en fo,
than the ave done for years „aaionsiy,
......at they are doing better I Branche, for Rotterdam-Pallas, Corrigal, and Margaret, Quin, bay-Wellington, M Auley, from Prince Edward Isl and- Wheat
0 .... 0 0 0
s quotations were with difficulty supported. We MARRIED.
g __
.B,ar ut domestics, and aawast every Not only printing for Quebec-Milo, M'Leod, for Palau-Alpha, John, for Revel Isabella, M'Kevett, for Rio Grande-Powhattan, Marshall, for Oats ..
On the and instant, at Ramsey, Isle of Man, Mr. HUGH
KNEEN, joiner, formerly of this town, to Miss JANE CAN-
egi-olag.
eve in request, ..nd A v, ry
S other deseeiption of -Royal Alice. Hall, for Hong Kong-Geplekina Lucretia, Dona- Baltimore-Yazoo, Wibray, and Mayflower, Weeks, for New -------------
r large amount of business is mering, for Groningen-Frithihoff, Sandholm, for Ekenas- York-Gossypium, Brown, for New Orleans-Clinton, Hartley,
ORMSKIRK CORN MARKET, AUGUST 8. NELL, of Ramsey.
.erywsa• , ~ oeuxgt ehntshise- es,u•ap-epihyaovfe
i don sale 30 oxen and cows from Rotterdam, and Dio Scots
ishOula a -se la trite district at remunerating prites. We Globe, Loury, for Philadelphia . Der Gode Hensight, Poulson, and Thomas P. Cope, Miercken, for Philadelphia-Jupiter,
bushel, Ss to 656 d : Beans, 5s ad to 6s; Oatmeal, -'a On the ard instant, Mr. EDWARD MORRISON to Miss
from Aberdeen. Prime old Downs were scarce, and in demand,
-1" ine t'iLacre.fere, beg respectfully to suggest, that the present for christianstadt-Governor, Lowther, for Trinidad-Laaiht- ' Carter, for Charleston- Glasgow, Lamb; rt, and Governor Davis, Wheat per
PEMBERTON, Mill street
for Neef for Boqon-Columbia Booth o
in %crate for Manufacturers to in'erease the WageS of the hands ning, Le Sceur, for Malaga-and Eva Catharina, Hoop, , , „f r Alexandria, A.S.- p , - •
' Same day, at St. Paul's Church, by the Rev. Robert Davies,
Anglesea, Clements, for Columbia-Chas. Humberston, East- The lamb trade was extremely heavy, and the currencies had
and ex cIUPIoY• The printers arc also very busy, and we hope Hamburg.
A.M., HOPE ATKINSON, Esq,, to ANNE, daughter of ROBT.
102,
aalle.ect a good autumn trade. 27-inch 6,as, weighing 41b _______ man, far N.B. &c.-Ainerican, Burgess, for Savannah-Emerald, 'umber
WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, AUGUST 9. a downward tendency. The r of Calves was good, yet
TURNER, Esq.
6s 6d tosellia
, gat 5s 3d, and 27-inch 66's, es ed to 6s ; 72's, Frances Ann, Wardle, he s
nce at aincapore 13th lalay Harp er, for Pugwash-Marquis Normanby, for Lockhart- 'n to this da '
We have a small arrival of grai y s market. Wheat the veal trade ,
vas active, at fully late rates. In Pi s ver little
g Y Same day, at St. Pancras New Church, London, EDWARD,
as 10d •
these prie , and all descliptions are still scarce, even at Airey, Nicholson, .
from Colonia, at Buenos Ayres - Pollock Frazer •
, , Hannibal, Irving ; Hero of Acre, Jones ; Alex. e of Is to 2s er ua
met a fair sale at an advanc p q rter from the doing. Milch cows sold at from 4'16 to .41940 s each.
. was second son of Sir R. GRAHAM, Bart., of Esk, Cumberland, to
L es.-alanchester Advertiser, of Saturday. d' f thi- ort 2sth May
John Fell, Tart, sailed from it oor s p Grant, Alexander ; Peel's One, Coulson, and John Hesleton, er load (24016) 25s 6,1 to 265.
nnight. Beans. must be noted Is per qr. a - - . _ --a_ _____ ___ ____ _ - ADELAIDE ELIZABETH, daughter of the 1 ,te J. D. TULLY,
for Quebec-Frithioff, Sandholm, for Ekenas-Aurora, Wall,
higher. , Barley, and other articles bo alteration.
brisktl'anad-.,,The Woollen trade of this district still continues very t L
t Davies, and Windsworth, Va alter, hence a eg- for Algiers-C harles, Simmons, and Industrie, Zellien, for : -
be done l'• la thought by some that even more business would Black Ca ,
Sarah Mills, from Buenos Ayres, off Rio 9rande
On the 4th ins,- THOMAS TODD to
Ith horn Ortend-Lelean , Lelean, fer Lisbon-Antigua, Fisher, for Genoa a -
SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, ALJG. 7. Au s SARAH NUTTAI.L of Ormskirk.
aorta:lea's ae Manufacturers were able to furnish larger as-
des Contente, sailed from Lisbon for this port 29th -Lerrin, Stephens, for Rotterdam-Clasina Geertruida, Kranen- offering, the display of samples consisting of
.a few pare.els
.left
to•day there was very little English Wh.eat
t_h.e.slate
WI L
LI A
NTLt,Eali:tc SEouptlitulioNrtK,
wMArT.
Fernan rates of this day se'
upply of stock to-da and of fair Same day, at St. John's* Church, in this town, Mr. JAMES
deniana ,•It is satisfactory to learn that there is an improved borg, and Hope, Hansen, for Dordt-Gipsey Butler, for St. We had another large s
Jul 1 a c edn y*
the demand, caused than on Wednesday, and, though fac ors were firm,
ER, Esq., of Leece-
BASTES, joiner to Miss ANN EVANS, both of Birkenhead.
' for elan !oar Cloths of finer qualities. Prices continue firm both 5' . . .
Eulalia, De Llarriniga, i
sailed from Bilboa for this port 29th Petersburg-Von Nagler, Schiele, for Homburg'. average quality. The supp y x e 1 g
Hon to buy On the .sth ins•t., a•t Kirk
zu Ins nd wools.
a dull trade in Beef and Mutton, and the buyer had the ad- hi her )fices for even the best parcels Braddan, Isle of Man, C. H. CARY,
ble to release g 1 a,... c_ a _
' July -- were una
At Mark-lane,
q., t Dooaery , county Armagh, to ELINOR, only child of
tie baaasa onde rmer realising sd to aid, and for prime sactions in free '''
over from previous arrivals. There was decidedly less inclina-
than those current on Monday last. The tran
seription 11.13 MARKET.-The demand for goods of every Gipsy, Douglas, hence at the Gir Grindlay, Grindlay, from Ichaboe, at St. Helena, and sailed vantage in both, the fo
er lb • Mutton 5d to 54d ; and lamb lad to ad per lb. A f much importance, holders being
this mark suitable for the approaching season, was brisk at Lady Erskine, Edwards, hence at Rouen 19th June for Cork. 6d P-- , • f stock unsold at the close of tha foreign Wheat were not o . lod e and niece fS' -
g , o ir Geo ge Drinkwater, Kirby.
Priees,wket on Tuesday. There was no material change in her hence at
Minerva, Brier, and Conte de. Flandre, Jaeg , marrnion, Ew_ag.
i from Bombay, at China. considerable quantity o
' ay unwilling to accept previous terms. le
geeerai TI averages Same day, at Trinity Church, Mr GE
nt . ORGE WATSON tailor
bad go mulch are considered to be moderate, reference being Bruges Black Dog, Lloyd, from Calcutta, at ditto. market.
of Mr.
Prices asse imProvements in the rate of wages and the advanced Maria, Brabander ; Pheenix, Kniper; and Jeune Caroline, Moslem, Vale, from Hayti, at Cove. -_____------
firmness be followed by a rise of several shillings per qr., ,
WILLIAM CUNDA LI., farmer, Crowle, Lincolnshire.
active....sed for Wools. Business in the warehouses continues Roskamp, hence at Antwerp Ursula, Alondell, sailed from Cove, for Bombay, gth Aug. DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, AuG. 9. duty will speedily advance to the maximum point. Yesterday sf Same day, at Bury, Mr. RIC HA RD GREGSON, Little Bolton,
Ida, Prentz, from Stettin for this port, at Deal LESSOE, July 31.-The Emerald, from Riga, for this port, The weather continues unsettled. and at this day's market general weekly average for the kingdom (51s) shows a fall o
to Mrs. MARY SINGLETON. widow of the late Mr. John Sin-
Recut,.
n d Frith
tOOd ra `'LE FLANNEL MARKET.-There has been another Gem. Procter, hence for Narva, at Pent a . t struck on the Hobbergrum, off Bylum, last night, but came off Wheat fully maintained the currency of Tuessay-wbilst Oats is gd per qr. as compared with that for the preceding week, and gleton, of the same place. The bride is 59 years of age, and the
the . arket to-d • 1 tie rfl st week •In Prices Yorkshire, Foster, hence for St. Petersburg, at dit o with this day's flood, and has proceeded. met a dull sale at this day's prices. There appeared but little the London return of to-day (50s sd) is 2s 4d per qr. below that bridegroom 19.
et 'se la litta ay, quite equa to a o a
dman from St Petersburg for this port at ditto
DeVt Bere and Oats, and their value remains unaltered.
''', nave c change, hut the tendency at prtsent is upwards. P. Minin, Tie . . . .
of this day se'nnight. Same day, at Watermillock, Cumberland, the Rev. JOHN
facturin • d'tt
baa, this last week, a considerable failure in the 'liana- Emerald, Watson, from Riga for th. is pxt at
.1 o
___----- - TINKLER, RD., Senior Fellow and Tutor of Corpus Christi
liabinti r this port at ditto
e• nhe. Which it is feared, may affect some others. The Active, Maas, from Dantzie fo , MONDAY, AUGUST 12.-Wind N.N.E. ch Cambridge, to REBECCA,
. are - ' ks sailed from Sincapore for Penang 9th May
and ..2e0c,,,... variously stated as fluctuating between Xlo,otar Samuel Horroc , . .
ARRIVED.-Hcnriette, -, from Laguna-Moslem, Vale, LEEDS CORN MARKET, AuG. G. NORTH HAY MARKET, AUGUST 12. College and rector of Lanbea ,
rinity Yacht, Lovering, from Ichaboe, at Gibraltar having been unsettled this week, the dealers, in AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. youngest daughter of the Rev. J. HUTCHINSON, of Hurrock-
Pricer,. ""°. The Wool market continues steady at last week's T from Hayti-General Parkhill, MSKown, from Mobile-and The wea her
Buchan Maid, Markle, from Marseilles, at ditto d - ffi Wh Th d
sked as to 3s a vaace o ne eats. e tra e s. d. s. d. Potatoes, 3pgolb.s. d. s. d. wood, Ulswater.
Ariel, Darling, from Alexandria. consequence, a
On the 6th i . , a .
instant at st Bride's Church, JOHN, SOn of Mr.
Racine els spoken :-Fanny, for this port, 15th July, in lat. 40, s n and the sales made may be rated at 2s advance. Hay, old Tab .. 09@ 1 2 Pink-eyes .. o - 0 0
very briskaNDwlKE BLANKET MA RHET.-This market continues . Vess 0
Emily,
hence for Calcutta, 25th July, in lat. 44.10ng. AILED.-Malabar, Barker, for Quebec-Garrick, Trook for more fin ,
Ities difficult to quit at any advance. Beaus scarce, new - 011 Short-tops .. 0u- o 0 GOODALL, of Illidge-green, Sandbach, to ELIZABETH,
mai:intact at advanced prices ; the stocks in the hands of the 10ng.13.
;•x hence for the Cape of Good Ho ie and Orlando, New York-Shakspea e, Henderson, for Bombay-Sarah, M'La. Other qua 1
Oats slow sale, at last currency. Clover - 1 0 Cups .... .. 0 0- 0 0 daughter of Mr. JOHN ARROWsMITH.
Verai y urers are higher now than have been kuown for se. 15 ; P Men! •
hJ 1 • 1 611 ''
_ . gan, for Ichaboe-Mar:a Wilhelmina, Baltzer, for Rostock- and Is dearer.
Green ditto - 0 31 Cattle .... .. 0 0- 0 0 Same day, at st. George's Church, Everton, Mr. JAMES
ears a fen Ichaboe, 27t uy, in at. 4 , ong. 12 ; margaret Helen &Jean Adams f GI tz d
„or a a -an Grouville, Touzell, for - - 0 34 Red Rogers.. 0 0- 0 0 PATTERSON, merchant, of this town, to SARAH HANNAH,
earning bar ..aet- Should the weather be propitious for the
heilacere hence for Quebec, in lat. 50, 10ng.17 ; Champlain, .
G mo Alexandria.
---- - -, -LTG. 10. Straw, Wheat 0 34- 044 iManure, la ton 50- 6 6 eldest daughter of THOMAS TATTERSALL, Esq , Gloucester-
goods a. vest, the demand for Blankets and other Winter
f' r Philadelphia, 29th June in lat 41 long. 40 • Eli MANCHESTER CORN EXri-Tkive:p. a
mawapeXpected to be very liberal. hrice o --
vy rain with boisterous winds since Oat O3-0 3a I place, Low-hill.
A hitney, hence for Boston, 24th July, in lat.. 50;long. 15. ' Pearl, Retaik, and Eliza, Lowry, hence at Gibraltar Having had much hea
Same day, at St. John the Baptist's Church. Capt. GEORGE.
•
Merchants'', MAREET.-There was a numerous attendance of
• ble firmness has been imparted thereby
tared g nere on Saturday who bought freely of manufac- Sea, Williams, hence at Lisbon this day week, considera
--- --- ---- - COBB to ISABELLA, eldest daughter of JOHN ARCHER,
fb h b
le amount o usiness as een
Yarnsb°,°,de• There was als'o considerable business done in Welcome Return, Richards, rrom Targuir, at Cove to the corn trade, and a tolerab
Esq.
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, AUG. G.
,
tr,... o‘n fn.., WEDNESDAY, Auemer 7.-Wind S.W. Bembay, , from Ichaboe, off Cove done at full prices.
Same day, at Colton Major JOHNSTONE to ANNE, eldest
, aa The aa dome consumption and exportatian. Prices were
kefield yesterday there was a fair sale
8a,,,,p, "01 Market was tolerably active. ARRIVED.-Sandbach, Bellis, from Demerara ; sailed Ist July Ariel, from Alexandria, ditto At Liverpool and Wa The arrivals into this port since Tuesday last contain a ''E 1 PENNY Es -rid
daughter ot the late JOS P t , q., b gefield, in this
n late rates whilst other
,
-Ward Chipman, Henderson, from Bombay-Enterprise, Broom, White, from Quebec, off Falmouth for Wheat, at some Improvement upo ,
fair quantity of Oats from Ireland, but that of other county.
sae, ~, °an la,
a Ram-There was a pretty numerous attend-
articles supported their previous value.
et "' nler h P , h C Kitto, from
Jones, fro.m. ups as - ormnerce, Richibucto- Gipsey, Cresswell, from Maratiham, at this port; sailed Ist flth '•
dt df th'Ct On *the 7th inst., air. RICHARD CLARKSON, second son of
ar lc es ence is Nery mo era e, an o any ing oas -
-ases or ' alllS at this market on Thursday. and large pur-
ther thouah its aspect is still far from settled, has
The wea
John Clarkson, Esq., of Grimsargh, nesr Preston, to MARGA-
) for horn. Manufactured goods and yarns were effected, both Sarah, Williams, from Newioundland-Hereine, Coulsten. July. On 2nd August, in lat. 47, long. 33, spoke the Countess ' bl ° d dt d d there was not, wiSe we have little fresh in to notice : from abroad, how-
een more favoura e yester ay an o- ay, an
Piec - Consu • d f tt* The stocks of from Valparaiso-Columbia, Blaney, from Savanilla ; sailed of London. On the 6th, in lat. 46, long. 20, spoke the Water- RET, only daughter of Mr. THOMAS WAISTELL, joiner and
es and , Inption an or expor a ion. b • " th d '• rk- t Late ever, the imports of Wheat, Beans, and Indian Corn,
tained. ~,,_°. Yarn continue light, aud late prices are fully sus_ 21st June. The Malvina was at S .
anta Martha-Monarch, Per- hilly. consequently, much animation in is ay ama , .
builder, of this town.
prices, however, were fully supported in the transactions which during the week, furnish a tolerable, and of Canadian and
the fill „'aere was also a good demand for Wools at late rates cival, from Sicily-Thomas, Walker, from Puerto Cabello-
Same day, at West Derby Chapel, HENRY, only son of Mr.
_ took place in Wheat. Very little English or Irish Flour is a
beia ncss of the supply preventing any increase of price from' Suffolk, Rogers, from New Orleans-and Pet, Shotten, from
g realized. Bourdeaux. LONDON GAZETTE.—TUESDAY, AUG. 6. offering, and all fresh arrivals go off pretty readily at prices
33 420 b. rels as inserted below.
ar only daughter of Mr. JESSE WINWARD, Surveyor of High-
, LEICE
4,. STER.-The state of the trade remains much the same -- rather exceeding our late quotations. Oats dull, and hardly ,
As, with the exception of a few showers, the weather ways in the township of West Derby.
Lula week as reported in our last Wools and Yarns are very Celt, Jewett. for the Cape of Good Hop', has put back, with -,,,aa_____ maintaining former rates. Choice Meal, for which alone there
On the Bth inst., at St. Mark's Church, Mr. JOHN STALKER,
61111. with a slight tendenc to . '
y advance. Some further pur- .
decks swept off Tuskar. Saw two American ships off Tuskar, iS any inquiry, supports previous value. Beans scarce, and is since Friday was mostly fine, harvest in this neighbour-
• fishmonger, late of Glasg•aw, to Miss MARGARET BARBER,
chases have been made for the home market, but principally with loss of sails PART NERSHIPS DISSOLVED. to 2s ger quarter higher. Malt steady. hood was progressing favourably until last night, during
of this town.
• of low and middle qualities-the upper and finer qualities being Gracr, Ryrie, sailed from Antigua for this port sth ult. and T. A. Bancutt and H. W. Sanders, Stourport, chymists.-B.
Still very little in demand. We think there are very fair pros- Cham ion for C 6th ultimo
P. , ork, and J. Berry, Huddersfield, cotton dyers.--J. Simpson and LIVERPOOL COTTON MARK T,
E AuG. 9. but attended with a cool drying wind, no injury, so far i
~ 8 to ELIZA, youngest daughter of Mr. JOHN WESTMORLAND,
' pacts both for workmen and manufacturers for the next three Catherine, ih'hiteway, hence at Port Republican Son, Leeds, tobacco manufacturers.-C. Ward and R, Fearnlev
- ' • aand extent of business has again been done this week, of apprehended. of this town.
3 months at least.-Leicester Mercury. Alexander, Apsey, and Elizabeth, Tickle, hence at Jamaica Houndsditch, coppersmiths.-8., W., and B. Field, St. Mara - a-- • a t hen for export, say 5700 bales .A 1 our market this '
Annabella, Clelland sailed from ditto 30th June, and the Axe, wine mercbants.-A. VVilkin and Preston, Liverpool, ship which a large quantity has een a morning the Wheat trade opened On thr 9tli inst., at St. Mary's Church, Birkenhead, by the
' Homey AND LACE TRADEs.-The hosiery trade has riot Treasurer was to sail iith ultimo-both for this port b k - of American, 500 bales of Pernam, and 500 bales of Surat ;to
ro ers. E. P. White, and S. and J. C. Edkins, Coventry-street, - h ben sold whilst s eculators ha with more firmness on the part of holders, d
an upon a Rev. Andrew Knox, HENRY GILBERT COLE, Esq., of Tor-
t improved in any of the branches, but is rather duller. The Triumfante, Menchaca, hence at Havana tea dealers; as far as regards E. P. White.-A. Waters and W the trade 35,610 bales ave e . ; p. ve moderate demand from town and country millers good quay, Devon, to ANNA M ARIA, third daughter of GEORGE
3 fashioned cotton hose branch, which employs the greatest Agnes, Braithwaite, from puerto Cabello, at Laguira Kane, Exmouth, stirgeons.-Humble and Milcrest, Liverpool. taken only 350 bales of American. In the prices we could
red Baltic Wheat, in partial instances, realized an d- HARVEY, Esq., Woodside, late of Devonshire.
r Plumber of hands, but does not produce the greatest number of John Brooks, Lockhart, from ditto at ditto, and sailed 24th ship builders.-J. and L. Winder, Manchester, plumbers. ' scarcely observe any chauge ; they have been rather in favour On the /2th inst., at St. Oswald's Catholic Chapel, Old Swan,
; stockingsris very dead, and many of the workmen are scarcely June for Margarita Burrows and Blakey, Leeds, pawnbrokers.-Albino and Co., of buyers than otherwise. To-day about 6to 7000 bales have vance of Id. to 2d. per 70Ibs. on the rates of this da a
y week, by the Rev. John Maddocks mr. COPKAND, of Woolton, to
1- the close of business was hardly maintained
I able to find employment The cut-up cotton hose branch is not Llama, MaWdsleY, sailed from Laguayra for Puerto Cabello Union-court. Holborn-hill, London, picture frame makers ;as been sold, the market closing pretty steadily. The import this El IZA eldest da ht fh ' I
which a. , .. . , . ug er ot e ate THOAIAS JACKSON, Esq.,
by any means improved ; the immense production of this de- 26th June far as regards J. Mantora.-R. Edmonds and T. T. Fawcett, week is 21,414 bags, and the sales reach 42,660. and for Mediterranean samples, as well as the general solicitor, Liverpool.
scription of manufacture has blocked up every accessible Ann Dingwall, Loney, from St. Thomas, at Puerto CabellO Trump-street, London, merchants.-W. and J. Williams, Alces- runs of English and Irish old, no amendment was ob- Yesterday, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Toxteth-park,
1 market The cotton glove trade is still very dull-at Present George Dean, Spuring, hence at Vera Cruz, and sailed for ter, WarWickshire, wine merchants.-J. Ehuttleworth and co., COTTON MARKET, AUGUST 12. tainable ; a very small lot of Irish new Wheat, however, b h R JII
yt e ev. . assail, Captain WILLIAM THRISCOTT, to
MARY, eldest daughter of the late Mr. DAVID MILLER,
1 there seems but a faiut hope of improvement; the silk glove Laguna 28th June Nottingham, tea dealers.-Puplett and Jackson, Stockport, Though the market appears quieter than usual, there has I• h ed to day was sold at 7s. 2d. per 701b5,-
•_ lic appear • , pilot, of North Yarmouth.
I branch is in a worse state than the cotton. The bobbin net Isabella, hence off St. Michael's, with foreyard sprung, and wpollen drapers.-Miller and WKinley, Manchester, engravers notwithstanding, been a fair trade dernand to the extent Or w " " •Fi bein in slow re u t - -
1 trade is still ver dull, but not to the extent of discharging many sailed for the Cape of Good Hope to calico printers. 5000 bales ; exporters have also bought 10)0 Surats, making Home made and Irish our g qes , was
t or the vrorkmeny. Improvements are yet in progress, but none Senhor dos Passos, hence at S a Michael
of a deci • BANKRUPTS. the total sales of to-day 6000 bales, at last week's prices, with the turn cue ,
b aper and Canadian free scarcely supported DIED.
.„0.,_, . sive character, except that of making scollop lir adths, Jane, Goodwin, sailed from Smyrna for this poi t 10th ultimo a dull but not drooping market. Ilolders show no anxiety to late prices. On the 4th instant, aged 35 years, JOHANNA, wife of Mr.
• •"wn is a very important acquisition. As yet but few of the Mary Stuart Hill, hence at Constantinople, with loss of bow- George Charles Smith, Kensington, builder. . .
sell eXcept at extreme prices, feeling sanguine that the daily Barley, Malt, and Pease, with little passing in each, re-
new ~,,ad
w. S. PLU'alB, joiner.
ta,__ a machines have been launched, a sort of pause having sprit, having been in contact with a vessel off Marmora Elizabeth Manley, Chapel-street and Strutton-ground, West- •
requirements of the trade, without any assistance from specu- mained stationary in value • bil Ft
, w-st -cans, upon a mode- On the sth instant, at Islington, London, in his 83d year, STE-
• sen place Th minster
4ition. $4,„ : e warp lace trade still keeps in a very fair Con- Leila,Orieur, hence at Syra, and proceeded to Constantinople, t- • lators, will keep the market steady, and prevent any decline in rate demand, were a shade dearer. PHEN LUCAS, Esq.
• ployed,;'fnands being pretty well, though not properly em- after landing tlie master, sick Thomas Turner, Sheffield, grocer. prices. Oat. continuing to meet very little attention, hardly Same day, aged 80, Airs. LAW, of Horsted-place, Uckfield,
, the incr. ar as regards wages. The making of new net is on Cato, Henderson, and Arethusa, Mitchell, hence at St. Pe- Henry Joseph Edward Saffran, Huddersfield, cloth merchant. . ,
ase, and .
relict of Ewan Law, Esq.
William Wyrill, Bradford, Yorkshire, ironmonger. sustained our last currency. Oatmeal, notwithstanding,
. is a tolerabl Irt all probability it will further increase, as it tersburg
Same day, aged 37 years, Mr. JOSEPH NEWTON, victualler;
- Richard Jackson and Richard Yale, Leeds, engineers. more freel and extensive] than f
ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON, was disposed of much y y o
. atraight.un.„, 3' ,gooe. article, superior to inferior grounds Of Apollo, Scheimer, hence at Pillau
Rathbone-street.
"n 00bbia John Trevitt. Lapley, Staffordshire, butcher. From the 2nd to the Bth August, inclusive. late, at the full rates of this day se'nnight.
. nets.-Nottin
gham Journal. Dorothea, Hoppe, hence at Danzic
Same day, MARY OGDEN, Knight-street.
.
Thomas Carter, jun., Waltham, Leicestershire, butcher.
Elizabeth, Schade, hence at Ilamburg
Same day, at Broadwater-house, near Worthing, ELLINOR,
.
Plate,D n Rochdale Lancashire sizer
Abraham Ogde „ . , . Prices paid IMPORTS
,
. `-'l',S OF SHARES, AUGUST 12. Palestine, Nairn, sailed from Jamaica for Manzanilla 30th
Robert Edwards, Aberdovey, Merionethshire, draper. SALES or THE WEEK. in the week. This Wk. thisyear widow of the Rev. H. L. WALSH D.C.L. and daughter of his
MONTHLY ACCOUNT of Imports, Duties Paid, -• • , . ,
. June I_ : Grace the late William Newcome, Archbishop of Armagh.
,
Ranger, Dobson ; Priscilla Eliza, Jones; and Libra, Tripp, DIVIDENDS. l and Bonded Stocks in Liverpool, viz. :—lmported into Same day, in his Eroth year, Mr. HEZEKIAH BRIGGS, of
'
, SHAREs. ;
~,
ir-i Amt. Sales hence at Helvoet Aug. 27, J. Peel, C. Harding, and W. Wilock, Tamworth, 190 , Sea Island
So . Stained
i 44 - 10 i 1 734 '1352640 Liverpoo.
I from the lst to the 31st July, 1844. Foreign— Bingley. He had been ringer at the parish church upwards of
' --------.......aaa......._____ A. paid. This Day. Princess Victoria, Thompson, hence at Brouwershaven manufacturers of cotton.-Aug. 27, B. and S. Vanderplank, sOO ; Bowed Georgia - sii !
7 Wheat, 34,443 qrs. •, Ba ey,
rl 3601 qrs. ; Beans, 1818 qrs. ; 60 years, and sexton for 43 years.
I Actaeon, Davies, hence at Mazatlan ' On the 6th instant, aged 63 years, ALICE, relict of the late
Saville-row, woollen drapers.-Aug. 27, T. Green, Abchutch- ; I Mobile - 54 Pease, 2944 qrs. • Indian Corn, 2608 qrs. ; Oatmeal, 2
f Bolton RAILWAYS. ;-----
; „t, e
Eleanor, Chapman, hence, and Wm. Ackers, hence and PaY- lane, bill broken-Aug. 27, W. B. Elridge, Long-acre, coach_ 7990 1 Alabama and Tennes 34 -43 14797 595476 Captain WILLIAM TOMLINSON.
Dirkewriend Bury • • ............ So
So
ta, at ditto, and proceeded to the Sandwich Islands I sacks ; Flour, 46,1216 barrels. British and Colonial—
. maker.-Aug. 27, J. Rues de Alzedo, Bank-buildings, merchant. ; 34 - 61 , Same day, aged 2 years and 9 months, JOHN WILKINSON.
18440 ' New Orleans
f • nad and C,
Ditto I, nester
alf . 50 50 311 Black Prince, Martin, hence at Callao -Aug. 24, G. Thorneycroft, jun., Wolverhampton, iron.manu- , 1 Pernambuco &ParaL 51 -6i Same day, at I.is residence, Cburch-street, a h
so o-square, Lon-
Ditt Tallentire, White, from Pisco, at ditto, and sailed for this ____ i r . . a , _ _
..... } ..., 1 32580 Rye, 12 qrs.; Beans, 405 qrs. ; Pease, 5604 qrs. ; Indian don 'in his 79th year, SAMUEL DRUMMOND, Esq., member
_ 0, new i • .............
417 C 1 Aricatr and Cear .. "
simdethan , ssued at e 33 dis. 50 6 21, 4 port 26th April - Corn, 9 qrs. • Oatmeal, 6734 sacks ; Flour, 19,005 sacks of tile Royal Academy.
CERTIFICATES 480 Bahia and Maceio .... 5,1 - 6 .... 180/4
. Ditto 1 and Gloucester
,792 barrels.-Duties paid in Liverpool from the Ist to same day, at Southport, aged 88, Mr. JOHN BOVVKER, late
a;.__. . quarter To be granted unless cause be shown to the contrary on the r Maranham .. 15i- 64 } 1630 } 24401 91-
, ...oingna. .............. - -
28
this port 7th May 420 i of New-ball, Pendleton.
I Ditto 43 `a and Derby - 5 the 31st July, 1844. Foreign—Wheat, 44,432 qrs. ; Bar-
Same day, aged 56, Mr. JAMES BOWDEN, of Spring Mount
I 100 100
Elacksw. "-eighth sitar - • ' Minas I 1""} • - • ley, 690 qrs. ; Beans, 4931 qrs. ; Pease, 2168 qrs. ; Indian
Academy, Marple. The unfortunate gentleman was in the act
, Bristol -11 and Prest es
I -
John Souchay, Tallestein, sailed from ditto for this port 10th cary.-Aug. 30, P. J. Papillon Leeds, wine merchanr.-Ang. 2g, - - - Corn, 72 qrs. ; Flour, 121 barrels. Colonial—Wheat, of reading a letter, which he had just received, at the Post-
' C and GI an -
aiedon-a oileester - - •• • • '•• • 12 251 qrs. ; Barley. 500 qrs. ; Pease, 2829 qrs. ; Flour, office door, when he droppf ,
d down and instantly expired.
I Dubli 1-a
...
100 100
The Mary Worrall, sailed from ditto on the gth, and the manufacturer.-Aug. 29, J. Mayn, Flushing, Cornwall, mer. 1630 Egyptian • ' 6 - 124 .... 33231 ' • Flour, and Oatmeal, in Li- On the 7th instant, in his 82nd year, WILLIAM DONALD,
Dublin. and Dro.gWe'd*.:* ••••• • • • • • 50 5 i _ 64,090 brls.-Stocks of Gram.
, Alciope, on the 12th April, both for Valparaiso chant.-Aug. 29, T. Western, Brushford, Devonshire, malster.
1),,, 4 and Cash 1 "
10 ,' Peruvian
The Robert Finnic sailed from ditto for Huanchaco 28th April Aug. 29, T. Kearsley and L. Watt, Runcorn, Cheshire, bone 1 6 - - 1 '1
verpeo., - , • Same day, aged 29, AGNES, wife of Mr. DAVID JONES,
. er, new.. e ............ 61
Barley, 8809*qrs. ; Oats, 6249 ors. ; Beans 24 235 ars. ;
' Bahama ' ' - shoemaker, 19, cazneau-street.
1 old • ......... 124 Palmyra, Croat, sailed from Demerara far this port Ist ultimo merchants. I ...
•• • ! 4- --
-5
I 1 barrels.
Eastern c .•
• ..............
Hiram, Jones, hence at Barbadoes CERTIFICATES 200 Laguayra . 4 4 Pease, 10,606 rs. ; Flour, 124,336
9 Same day, at Flower-place, Godstone, Surrey, in his 84th
- I
' Create.. °unties . ......... - - - a 757 a 9581 _ year, the Hon. GEORGE HENRY NEVILI„ only brother to the
,
late and uncle to the present Earl of Abergavenny.
' Pe uat *'l6 ............. 25 23
a_ rPeturd 13s. 4a,
..
... si 84 Enchantress, Bissett, sailed from ditto for this port Sth ultimo to the contrar norb fo
y o ere Aug. 27. i Carthagena 1- - -
I I CORN EXCHANGE, AUGUST g.
.
Vessels spoken :-The Ellen, of Waterford, from Trinidad for - - - Same day, at his house, Percy-street, London, aged 80
,
There is no alteration to notice in the duties this week, ex- years,
ristern c..._• . : ................. 6 2-5 13s 4d 545. ld. J. Palkingham, Bradford, Yorkshire, bacon factor.-J. T i .-- - a JOSEPH HUME, Esq., late of the Admiralty
,
' a nburpZunties, Registered i Dominica, running ihto St. Thomas's 22nd altimo, with loss of ay or,
cept on foreign Rye, reduced to 7s 6d per quarter. Although
Carlisle, miller.-T. Newton Holbeach Lincolnshire, cattle 3340 Surat
" ) 3496 ) 74319 the wind has been fair for arrivals, we have received very little P P , g . , the Rev. HENRY
1 Ditto '6 and Glas 0 •• • • of mainmast; Alcyone, from Richibucto for this port, 29th ult.
dealer. W. Parson Southa, '
mpton, rocer -J S l Madras FOSTER,I:Iate incumbent ef the abov -
! Ditto -r*
.....
g w 50 50 in lat. 46, long. 39 ; Montezuma, atati ultimo, in lat. 47, long. H d fi f • g • • ' Tolson' - so produce of any kind during the last three days from Ireland, e named township for
Gla, Leith a ...... a' ....... 124 124
35; George Washington, Ist instant, in lat. 49, long. 27 ud ers eld, ancy cloth manufacturen-W. Chamberlain, - - ••••
and with scarcely anything worth naming coastwise, we have upwards of thirty-five years.
a__
cow, b... rid Newilaven - 2a 20 TANaoco, June 19.-The Helen, Davies, from Liverpool, was ,
Peckham linendraper.-C. Nichols, Wakefield, bookseller. 42660 Same day., at his residence, 25, Islington, after a long and
• n Grain fresh in to-day ; the only import thence since
Ney;'"leY, 8t Greenock.. 25 25 stranded on the bar, coming in, 13th instant, and has been con- INSOLVENTS (PETITIONERS.) bales . 21414 117(974 no Foreig
Tuesday consisting merely of 3116 brls. Flour from the Ameri- rotracted illness Mr JOSEPH JONE
P . , • . S, wholesale grocer,
n .......
Gia,,, --itto 6 ~,_r c.. . .......... 124 12a demned. Cargo saved, only a small part with damage. Thomas Crook, Heaton Norris, Lancashire, provision
' ~,_eagow, p„,..1!e ent. interest .. 7a la • TENERIFFE, July 11.-A large vessel, bottom up, and covered deal, r.
LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. from abroad, and the extensive clearance of Wheat from relations and friends.
n_ noek, ,nneYr and Ayrshire .. 50 50 598 with barnacles, has been towed on shore on the south side of Thomas Glover, Hinckley, Leicestershire, victualler. On the Sth inst., aged SI, GRACE GARNETT, Edgar-street,
"cat..nd r0i7,470. ence
.......... _ _ 12 6 3
Latto h 11 ... Gomara Beach, and twenty-nine casks of palm oil taken out of William Pursell, Shrewsbury, carpenter. Preston.
the trade, the pressure on the market has been much less than
r,_ alias_ ............. 100 100 MADDER, 30 CWt.S. d. s. d
-miner aares .. her. Charles Kyte Thorndick, Brandon, Suffolk, cabinetmaker. A snEs Same day, in her 30th year, after a long and painful illness,
one..e. ..
................ 50 50 TENET, August 4.-The Dart, Gladstone, from Sydney for Charles Painter, Burton-on-the-Water, Glocestershire, wheel. Montreal,Pot 23 0@24 0 Dutch, crop.... 76 0 -80 0 might have been expected, owing to the prevalence of stormy
Great ,thth ............. i o and unsettled weather, which has I i
great y nterrupted, though • -•
borne with exemplary patience, ALICE CLARISSA, the beloved
Liverpool. is aground at the pierhead, with loss of sails, and wright. Pearl, new 25 0 -25 3 Ombro 69 0-7 0
t‘ Weat ........ 25
12a - 14 - not entirely prevented the progress of reaping - man fields of wife of Mr. SAMUEL TILLIN G, licensed victualler, Bevington-
-ttto ~„ ern. ............. - " cargo shifted. Thomas Collett Matthews, Burton-on-the-Water, Gloces- U. States,Pot 22 6 -23 0 Gamene 5
7 0 -67 0 hill, and eldest daughter of Mr. Thomar Earnshaw.
Ditto •"•
tilt sh•,.• • • • . . .......... 1 10 0 75
tershire, currier. Pearl none. Mull o o- o 0 Wheat and Oats in this vicinity having been 'cut dy '
uring the On the gth instant at C '
Great pith sh*rrees ............ ' - 4 ourable intervals that have occurred. This, with the con- ' mining- street, Everton, aged 1 year
11013,h °lrth of s - 8 6 French, S.F. .. 62 0 -67 0 fav
sequent probability of old Wheat coming into greater requisi- s , - ' • '
and 9 months MARY infant daughter of the late ROBERT
R,il, ead . Ogiatid
100 ioo ex new THURSDAY, AUGUST 13.-Wind W.N.W. fresh. Joseph Cheadle, Burslem, upholsterer. Oak, 'as ton 45 0- 6 0 5.F.F... 69 0 -73 0 •
tiou than was lately contemplated, has produced a more general AN ISI ER, of Hill house, West Kirby, Cheshire.
'ar and s - ......
German.... 4 0 - 5 0 E.5.F... 75 0 -82 o same day, at 55, Lord-street, aged 13 months, EMMA, daugh-
Leiee,t elby i , .... - - ARRIVED.-William & Eliza, Price, from Leghorn-Sarah, George Meredith Prid'ey, Ellesmere, Shropshire, grocer.
firmness, and a partiai improvement in the value of some de-
Lab er and s tPaid up) lOO Tulloch, from Malaga-Emma, Jarvis, from Gibraltar-Herald, Sophia Halls, Colchester, out of business. BRIMSTONE, V, tOn E.5.F.F.83 0•90 0 • ter of Mr. JAMES GALT.
scnptions of this article, resultiog in sales to a fair extent ; s
easter wanni
ame day, at Leeds, aged 85, Mr. WILLIAM TAYLOR. He
Ditto and pre 4gtOn - 5 10 Spanish .... 65 0 -87 0 there has also b d • ' f F
een a goo inquiry or lour for consum i
pt on,
bitt three. 'ton ..... 150 474 Ostend-L'Attrora, from Brest-and Patriot Minen, Tydeman, Charles Booth, Manchester, butcher. Tuscany.... --- -- ---- MOLASSES, la cwt.
5000 to 6000 brls. having been taken at very full prices but we was eighteen years serjeant in the 1 lth Light Dragoons
Li_ o and , (Matter sharis: - - Peter Tyror, Liverpool, coach builder. CAssiA LioNEA,s. d. s. d St. Lucia, &c... 21 0 -22 0 • . . • Same day, aged 4 months, MA RY ELIZABETH, daughter of
verpo,,,, •-arlisia from Cronstadt. have not observed any speculative transactions in either ; and
Ditto ‘'• and ma `, - John Wood, Liverpool, Cart owner. la cwt. in bd 62 0- 68 0 Demerara, &c.. 22 0 -24 0 Mr. E. B. JACKSON, St. James's-place.
in other kinds of produce no business o omen as ranspire . s
' f m t h t ' d
CLovatt-sKED, w, cwt. Bar & Antigua. 26 0 27 0 ame day, at her father's house, Hanover-street, aged 20,
Ditto nea, sharn„ hester
Our et to-d ' i tol
mark ay ben g erably well attended by town and
I•Qadori ata,lf aliato7
25
June Charles Vickers, Mancaester, baker. American, red4o 0 - 48 0 MUNJEET, Cult.. 45 0 -50 0
Dutch 50 0-58 0 Oil, Olive, al, 252 galls. country buyers, most descriptions of English, Irish, and Fo- ESTHER eldest daua•hter of Mr. J. WALTHEW.
glit4•3, aealliriningii•a•m• •••••• ' • . 50 50 Montezuma, Lowber, from New York, at this port ; sailed Richard Scaling, Liverpool, pork butcher.
French & Germ.so -58 0 Gallipoli .....e.44 8 -45 o reign free wheats were held, st the commencement, Id to 2d • hi st •'•
t
On the 10t n an , aged 14 months, EMILY, youngest
Marcus Keymer, Manchester, warehouseman. daughter of Mr. GEORGE ROBINSON, printer, Johnson's-
lasaa_
r, i , er
.... ........ stock. 1020 17th July COCOA, .43, cwt. Trieste 42 0 -43 0 per 701 b. over Tuesday's rates ; but the morning turning out
Parthenon, Woodbury, from New Orleans, st this port ; sailed William Steel, jun., Liverpool. victualler.
Trinidad.... 40 0- 45 0 Simi, fine with a more settled appearance th d lace Mansfield-street.
iii‘taa 8, ,;tares .......... 32
42 a -43 0 few instances paid and tl tr ,e a vance was in very P On'the 1 lth instant, sged '0 months WILFRED AUGUSTUS,
Lo " Loa I*lton ......... ... 25 2 384 ex. 28th June. On the and ultimo, in lat. 27, long. 87, spoke the John Rowland, Liverpool, viytualler. Grenada ..
/300- 53 0 Malaga.... 4l 0 -42 0 ie ade afterwards proceeded and - - • c ' t ' li.
closed preci 1 ' 1
bat:ln an,l4 •iett.ea ............ 50 50 DamasCus, from Mobile for Havre. On the 27th ultimo, in lat. John Bloor, Macclesfield. Cheshire, silk manufacturer. Brazil Portugal &c .. 40 0 -42 0 se yont le terms last noted, at which a moderate son of Mr. JOHN BARBER, laremon -gros e, irkdale.
I•Yonsittu, 101144 Vi*e** -"• • - • 10 10 46, long. 38, spoke the Adams, from Charleston for this port. John Bowler, Liverpool, whip maker. Coarsie,* cwt. in bond. Levee t 39 0 -42 0 amount of business was transacted. Flour, altl
mugh not by Same day, Mrs. R. J. FARBRIDGE, aged 41.
kanehaua Av ii char:tern .... 50 414 On the 28th ultimo, experienced a hurricane, the wind veering William Thistlethwate, Liverpool, cigar dealer. Jama. triage
• 130 0- 60 0 Palrn,,sa ton.. 26 0 -27 o any means so lively as yesterday, was in fair demand, the
general runs of home made, Irish and
at ester bt3ou 3 .... from S.W.to N.W. On the 31st, in lat. 49, long. 27, spoke the --sea- ordinary _ Fish,* 252 galls. Canadian, maintaining
ancheat • aaalton '•• . • .... Amoy, hence for Quebec
or FRIDAY. good& fine o. 67 0- 83 0 pale 34 0 -34 10 our last quotations.
LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
Ditto a er and 8 i , 8., n
u.i.• .....
FROM TuE LONDON GA2ETTE
Middling.... 84 0- 95 o coloured 31 0 -33 0 Barley, Malt and Pease were stead n 1
y i va ue, but not readily
4011che„nd pittn Erta„ 'nth::: •• • 100 93 Frithloff, for Ekenas, has put back.
ISSOLVED. saleable. Beans upon a moderate Direct 1 direct
demand, were the turn -- • I Direct. Indirect
f t good mid. .. 100 0-110 0 Cod 31 10 -32 0
bitto "'rand I "`e"sio ''''• • • 70 40 Unity, Lewis, from Cardigan for this port, at Holyhead, with PARTNERSHIPS D
Liverpool, tobacco menu ac urers dearer. - - - -I
half ,_ .eeds a „ 70 7 mainmast split J. Wharam and J. Fletcher, wH R sht d
corn dealers- . • a on an fine mid. &c. 114 0-138 0 LINSEED, as cu./27 0 -27 6 Oats ' ' • • Australia
, attended by a limited inquiry, merely sustained former Bahia .. • • .. April 16. Lima
Ditto snares ••• • • . 100 70 Waterlily, English, hence for Newfoundland, at Holyhead, -A. and L. Gill, Warringtor,,
~..spioners_A
shworth and Chad- Dutch, triage 1 _ „
au u- 50 0 Rape,pale do. 40 0 -41 0 • '0 t I th t
prices ; a niea ,on e con rary, continued to be taken rather Barbadoes• • .. June 22 Maranham
kidiandVarler sh • • ...... •• • • T. Haworth, Blackburn, co o
ordinary .. f Turpen.* cwt. 24 6 -25 0 .. July 8. Mauritius May 1
axes .... 50 30 with loss of fore topmast and jibboorn
ter, commission agents.
freely by country dealers, good marks of Irish, in some cases, Bombay .. J • • ' • • - '
Ditto, runties ••• • • ... 25 2 Minton, Darley, hence tor Newcastle, at Holyhead, leaky, wick,
Manch&CLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. good &fine o. 50 0- 60 0 RICE, I. ewt realizing an improvement of 3d, and one or two small lots, B. Ayres .. •.: une 19. Mobile .. July 12.
f I.sth auarter
............. ioo 150 109
_so
anares .......... and with loss of sails, bulwarks, &c.
f R. W. Appleton, Liverpool, merchant. middling .... 6s 0- 70 0 Carolina, dress. 0 0 -24 0 manufactured from this years crop, commanded 27s per 2401 b. Calcutta . _ .. 1 Monte Video. .. May 23.
John & Henry, Hughes, hence for ditto at ditto, with loss o
Wh't Liverpool, merchant. good mid. in bond 16 0 -18 0 .. lo N. Orleans
al rth Midi ..............
- T. le, 75 0- 80 0 G. G. Hope .. May 17. New York
. 'Ditto arid
.............. _
foreyard and mainsail split , D. Parker, Manchester, hop merchant. fine mid., &c. Bengal, ord. doll 0 -11 6
1 Ditto a.,„eW • ... ................. 100 100 Elizabeth. Seward, hence at Galata *th ir. Griffiths. Chelford, Cheshire, innkeeper. Mocha - 80 0 mid to tine .. 11 9 -12 6 PRICES OF GRAIN. Charleston . July 16. Pernambuco .
• . • June 27.
ort at Milford, wi
China .... .. April 21. Rio Janeiro.. ..
4 N 0,..,
..... 33 60 ...,
............... 50 40 Nymph, Delahoyde, from Cowes for this p , H. S. Hewitt, Manchester, licensed victualler. Ceylon - 95 0 African none. .. 19
a N._ 'an Union .aa ............. 334 211 loss of sails, foreyard, &c.
t back with loss of snainboom, C. S. and W. Heywood, Manchester, warehousemen. Java - 50 0 RUM, ig. gallon, in bond. Wheat,* 70Ib .... red s. I. s. d. s. d. s. d Demerara .. J uly 5 Savannah .. .. July 4.
_eowrtl British . ............... Stock. - Thetis, for Southampton, has pu W. Warren, Pownall Fee, Cheshire, blacksmith. Havana .. .. .. 11 St. Helena .. .. June 22.
d one man injured. Havana Jamaica, English
0 .......
-@ - Jamaica 8 Valparaiso . .. May 1.
..
I, l'f,,.._astle and Carli 1 ...........
- - 24 bulwarks, stancheoas, sails, &c. an
the Mauritius for the Cape D. and J. Rostron, Edenfield, Lancashire, manufacturers. good & fine.. 40 0- 50 0 12 to 16 o. p... 26- 2 10 Ditto, old - 7 9 do. .... -- - L • .. ..
,ea 1.,,,, tet 0 quarter sitar:se ..........
- - Vessels spoken i- Grecian., fly/
3,
8,
long.
26 E ; Queen of W. and J. Sharroeks, Manchestsr, machine makers. St. Domingo.. 30 0- 32 0 stronger 3o- 3 6 Irish - 6 9 do. .. ~ -- aguira .. .. .. 8 Vera Cruz .. .. July 1.
,5 •iitr... . astle and D .........
- - of Good Hope, 25th May, i
la
30th June, in lat. 10 N, long. 25 BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Brazil 3O 0 34 0 choice marks.. 40- 5 0 Ditto, old - 7 3' do, .... -- - .
12 p v•ott anc wyrearlington Junc. 25 18 England, hence for Calcutta,
___
3 _arts and Rouen ..............
-
rails w. July 30.-The Messenger, Johns, F. Kennedy, New Bond-street, and York-place, Vauxhall- Laguira
road, London, stationer. 40 0- 80 0 q
-AFFLOWER,* cwt. Rye, English, *qr.... -- - Irish6ols -- - TIDE TABLE.
~.. . and Orleans
............... - - 384 ST. MARGARET'S HOPE, . ing through Water Sound, DirEwooris, sa ton .5..,e . s. Bengal, Barley, English - - -----
la
ded in corn BANKRUPTS.
nns and Lyons - as 4 roan Logwood, Jam. --- 515
from Liverpool, g
d without damage, and proceeded for good & ane.t 70- 7 10 Scotch & Irish,* 601 b 39- 4 2 do. .... - - __.
4 AUncorn Gap - 24 John, William and Elizabetl
but came off the floo , 1 Yeardley, Ecclesfield, Yorkshire, Hon. & Dom. 5 17- 6 0 ord. & mid DAYS. MRN. EVN. HEIGHT HOLYDAYS, ETC.
100 itm 410- 6 10 Malt, English, la qr... 58 0 -63 0 brown.. -- -
flax-spinners.
ii a Ditto, preference . Stronsa. erienced a very violent gale yes- Campeachy 776- 7 10 Bombay - 2 16 Irish - - --- , -------
we. exp -
Rouen and eit - ........... - - 04
a,re .............. 20
II Sheffield and Manchester
m Liverpoo o
1f r Aberystwitia was driven Joseph Elise and William Dixon, Kingston-upon-Hull, millers. Fustie, Span... 3126 4 10 SarorrEnrE, Is cwt. s. d. s. d Oats, la 70/5. Tuesday 13 10 48 11 6,15 1
100 terday. The Pilot, fro Henry Jecks Dixon and John Dixon, Kidderminster, and Al- Tampico
l.' Quarter 824 814 t and the Now Milford, at Porthor 50- 5 5 East India .... 21 6 -27 6 E'lish & Scotch, new 27- 2 10 old .... -- - - Wednes. 14 11 24 11 41 16 3 New Moon.
- 132 on shore at Porthynan , .
_man
sloop,
coal laden, is on sh r dermanbury, carpet manufacturer. Puerto Cabello 45-4 10 SouthAmericanl4 o -14 6 Irish. fine qualities.. 27- 2 8 a Thurs... 15 11 58 - 17 6 Jupiter rises 8h 35m.
It South Eastern and Dover - zi s
lo e James lnnes, Cheltenham, iroumonger. Cuba - 8 0 SHELL LAc, 3, cwt in bond. good . 26- 2 7 ; do. Friday.. 16 -0 15 033 18 4
- - -_
4 New shares
csail is marked " Elis, Holyhead." tis CERTIFICATES NICARAGUA WOOD. orange 48 0 -66 0 middling - 2 6 J Saturday 17 020 1818 4 Mars rises 4h 19m m.
1'; EOuth Western .. ..........
- 85 feared that the crew are drowned.
To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the Rio de la Hache liver and block 32 0 -45 0 undried - -- black .. 25- 2 6 Sunday. 18 127 148 18 2 1 Ith Sunday aft. Trinity
Ditto i shares - 20 day of meeting.
Cr %Ire solid - 11 0 SKINS, Welsh 2- 2 6 old .... - Monday. 19 2 6 237 17 1 Venus rises 2h 19m ni•
,1:1 ~ wsbury and Grand Junction. - 2 Aug. 30, W. Burton, King-street, Soho, upholsterer-Sept. 8, clean l2 0- 13 0 Neutria, le; day e 0 -12 0 Beans, English,* qr.. 35 0 -33 0 do. ..
aae_arborough - FRIDAY, AUGUST 9.-Wind W.N W. J. Levett, Soham, Cambridgeshire, carpenter-Aug. 3a, J. S. small BO-8 10 Chinchilli, do. 10 0 -25 0 .. -- ---
1' Scotch& IrishAa4Bols, 31 0 -33 0 d NORTHERN HOSPITAL, AuG. 10.
Ml:s,..,nd Bourdeaux .. - Anisivsn.-Oxnard, Heinckley, from New Orleans-Ada Christophers, East India Chambers, Leadenhall-street, Lon- Lima, solid .... 13 0- 14 11l Seal, each
16 2 0- 2 4 Pease, English, white..l 37 0 -39 0 blue.... -- - [WEEKLY REPORT.]
.y.litste'r .. all" - - Gay, from Charleston-Eulalie, ---, from Bilboa-M ms•
don, merchant-Aug. 30, J. Dixon, Sheffield, linendraper-Aug. Barwood, Ango.s 0 - 5 5 SHUMAC, V, C/Vt. I
ef ars, Do. & Irish.... maple 34 0 -35 0 grey .. 30 0 -3! 0 ADMITTED. DISCHARGED•
. Ork a - 4 0 Sicily
14
0 - non, Sunberg from ' * * , . , • ipwrig s- 9o- 9 3 Tares,* qr - - Foreign. 30 0 -31 0 Accidents 2B I Cured
,nd North Midland 25 50 ex new Gamla Carleby-Isabella, Robertson, from St. P ' Sept. 3, J. L. Smith, Leicester, cabinet maker-Aug. 30, H. Camwood .. .100- 21 0 Palermo
cl, Ii .ialf sh
alai, a, .. . axes 25 25 Juno, Schwregard, from Krageror-Leonesa etersbure- •
, Medcalf, from
a Gliffiths, Chelford, Cheshire, innkeeper. Red San. Wood 7 5-* Trieste ,0- 8 0 English, fine
,e,„ ....._........._ 17•05;01vuerpool lOO 12a ex div New York ; sailed leth July-Theodor Behrend, Pat CERTIFICATES FLAX, * ton. Verona - 6 0 Irish
of con, t 4 Dank 2) 10 Danzlg-and Johanna, Hillier, from Wismar. erson, from To be granted by the Court of Review, unlesS cause be shewn Riga. P.T.R. .. 35 0- 36 0 Tyrolese - 8 0 oatmeal, r ld. of 240 ft, Total 44 Died' 2
113 ----- -E inercial f •
--a_ a•st of ~,, 0 Liverpool., 20 10 ---- to the contrary on or before Aug. 30. P•burg, 9 head 32 0- 33 0 SUGAR, * cwt. . Irish, new 2O 3 -20 9 !old .... 19 6 -20 0 Remaining-in the Hospital. . 77.
10 ...._ hitch,. -..ogland 2O 10 AllertOn, Phillips, from China in the Do C. William, Sutton-street, York-road, Lambeth, London, Archangel .... 36 0- 42 o B.P. Muscovado --
wns ; sailed 18th
----- N 'stet az 1 , furrier-H. Alden, Oxford, stitioner-J. and S. Owen, Sheffield, Dutch & Flem. 45 0- 80 0 moist brown .54 0, -54 6 - Consulting Surgeon, William Gill, Esq.
its ......a. ‘,.larthera • pool Dset.., 20 10 March, and from St. Helena 16th June. On the 16th f •1
o Apri ,
House Visiters, Rev. T. Hornby and E. G. Deane, Esq.
a" --.... t'nrth as 11t1 Central .. _ 10 10 in the Straits of Sunda, spoke the Harbinger, from s'
singapore to
. merchants-J. B. W. Knight, St. James's-walk, Clerkenwell,, Gatts, la cwt. dry brown .. 55 0 -57 0 PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL.
Treasurer, R. W. Bateson, Esq.
1r 1"a So London, ri
p nter-C. Hopkins, Stapleton, Gloucestershire, Turkey, blue .. 56 0- 0 0 good & mid.. 58 0 '-60 0
ell .......... :7-o.a. of Li uth Wales._ 10 10 ex div this port, and the Gratitude, from China to Dublin. Duty. Chaplain, Rev. Wm. Hughes.--Hous S
miller. mixed 45 0- 48 0 fine &v. fine 64 0 -67 0 WOOD, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid e- urgeon, Mr. Parker
-....... aoUth La verpool ... 1000 500 Devonport, Parry, sailed from St. Helena for this port, Bth £lB 00 0 0
Live„ neashire .....
East India 53 0-- 54 0 Mauritius, Archangel
01 ---- L• -Pool coi ........ 100 74 June.
GINGER, vs cwt. dabs and mo 45 0 -50 0 Memel 14 0-15 o 1:,,, 2, -- _
-_,„..
„2.yerpool bon .......... 20 10 Julia, Hamilton, sailed from Zante for this port, 11th ultimo. 14 o-- o o o t...• LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REP
' ORT, AUG. 10.
10 tack wilt. aao si."‘anking co
.... 20 10 Hercules, Madigan, hence at Malta. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL. Barbadoes .... 45 0- 50 0 brown & yel. 52 0 a-56 0 Gothenburg - v
15 0 - 0 0 $4,,,.,
Ot I.,___.ancel3,,„_,...marset.
..... 20 74 Swift, Shears, hence at Genoa. AUGUST. HOUR Jamaica 6O 0-200 0 fine yellow .. 57 0 -43 0 Wyburg • is 0-18 0 - tcc
cc ~,, DISCHARGED --
1":4 and riln.gs ........ 13, Cochrane and Robertson, (audit) District Court, it E. India, in bd. 15 0- 20 0 East India, Bengal . . Petersburg
-nehes thick. I . . In-patients cured ADMITTED.
gig Nrienca,chap, Sap; Eleanor, Marsh ; Esther, Smith ; Ebene- Khaur O5 0 -50 0 PLANKs, per foot of 2 t
a_ liver, ar,ti_on ... r ...... roo 100 Ditto, 12 GUM, * cwt. 034 0441 a; 8 26 In-patients 3l
k
,ra entle ratta ..... 6‘ A ater , ex div zer, Lark, and Dove, Alden, hence at Helvoet. 13, Wm. May, (Ist)
Ditto, •
12 Arabic, Turkey 80 0-140 0 brown &yel. 52 b -56 o Danzig, Dec
__ Relieved and at own request 6 0 t- t•
u pa lents
re
t po, II to. .......... I 200
Vaool ew 6 It. s• ........... 200 Mathilde, Michalson, from Louvain for this port, at Torbay.
Row 14, John Vernon, (2nd) .
'4 Edward Pritchard (proof and dm.)
ena, Tregarthen, hence at Sicily for Genoa, with loss of • . ' Ditto, 12 East India. 24 0- 78 0 good and fineas • o ,
-413 o British American Pine . 0 2f,-- 024 J •4.
ro Made Out-patients 1 Casuals during the week.. 7
:6tal--70 0 LATewoort, perfathom.
Id Ditto G" Li Ar coke ;.•__ ...... 100 Stock. jibboom and bulwarks. 20, Robert Edwards, (Ist) Ditto, 12 Barbary - 0 0 extra fine..., 88 Irregular
/Hi *lll,O J-. 19 o Danzig, 4 feet .46 0 - 0 0 4'2 Os
I Senegal .... 120 0-130 0 Manilla, sts . Dead
go Liv new 81 t4t Con, '°• • ... 100 Stock. Emerald, Thomas, hence for the Mediterranean,at Genoa. 23, Warner, Marsack and Manning. (audit).. Ditto,
Hichlr, wa ton .ie 8. ..e' s. Havana, . do; . ~, • •; Brftish American 4 0 - 0 0 Is.
rBO erpnoi m tax,. to
-any •• - roo ioo
-.. porap,,„arine A• • .......... - 90 Premier, Newman, hence for Marseilles. at Genoa.
Saucy Jack, Salter, hence for Montreal, at Genoa, with loss - 30 0 brown l7 .0 ,7.18 0 MAHOGANY, per foot of 1 inch thick.
outshot 27 0- 28 0 yellow l9
.0 -,7•29 0 Honduras -
Consulting Surgeons, Mr. Forshaw and Mr. Dawson..
a.; "'arm ""Y . '''ssaranoe.. PACKET LIST. 0 6 - 0 8 ssod. Chaplain...
Riga, Rhine .. 3o 0- 31 0 white 0rd.... 24 0 26 0 Cuba - 1 0 Apothecary, Mr. George Padley
55
g LI, e Aitsu ••• . ,
, erpoo, ~_ rane,,, .......... } 100 25 of topmasts and bulwarks.
Vessels spoken I-Eglinton, hence to Quebec, 10th ultimo, in GENERAL POST-OFFICE, August 9. outshot 28 0- 29 0 good & fine.. 29 0 -31 0 St. Domingo / 2013. •
1 o - 1 6 House Visiters, Rev. J. B. Monk and H. Banner, Esq. '
ei) 'Wel* ' r ire '
APothBte" Ass "a Life'''. -- - - 10 long. 45 ; Amity, from Mobile to this port, 25th ultimo, in lat.
to 15 1.4 .7......."0.,x,-. Archangel .... o 0- 0 0 Brasil, in be.d. •:•, . •-•- • 0,,, p,,,,,,..",,,,,, America..
0 - 0-- 0 0 House Surgeon Mr. M`Cheane.
Bit alarri ealtries,lganee c
0. ......... 20 2a e 9, long. 47 ; St. Lawrence, ht.:and west, ist instant, in long.
~,,,. ._ tg _
__,...,
_._
.........ikt
...._ lg.
..
~,
.63,, 8
r... 0
Alexandria 11th ultimo in lat. :,7, long. 1; q Li• E.; .?,.. 1g..; g...., aa.aa-a• 0 ie 0 tzi -• ai ra aeso. a• m Manilla 22 0- 23 0 brown l5 0 '-18 0 rEA.KWOOD, per cubic feet .... 30- 3 6 } rosper Id. JAMES BOLD, Treasurer.
vo" Ana agton D onipao ntPany„, 10 10 28; Flora, hence to , f 0u; - a n ca, o,rto'P.,=. t, . , to ra 0a o Bombay l4 0- 20 0 yellow O- 0 0 STAVES, per 1200. ______,
Bth June in lat. 26 S., long. •-• ~ c •-, -. t. 0 .., a> -c.- . n, ...... OE. ....... .3
ol b errnoc oeks Y ........ 10
`soca a arra. . 10 Lady Raffles, henca to Ichaboe, ,
taps t.l 2-, , _a, _, _ ~,
.... p,
,„
~,. a 0
.„. ,
Jute l3 0- 15 0 white ord. ..19 0 -21 0 Danzig, C. Pipe £lOO 0 -150 ll
hence to Nassau, 31st ultimo, in lat. 43, long. ~,, z x ? 4 •,•,..„,,t ....,.,,,A.rqßa',,,• „o o :
10 gte =err,. -Aug co ........ 100 180
aan.ru •. .. nlPany 30 W. ; Rival, .
d G 0 0 t" " 0 ^o. 4 tj HIDES, Ox and Cow, Vlb
hence to Constantinople, an eorge ra o ..0 tri su .. a ~, nacr a, 0 n 00. good and fine 22 0 -24 0 Hhd. 6O 0-70 0 1 288. (10. RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS.
00 - , t ce,, ....... • • 20 164 20; Earl of Leicester, . . . , ~.. ea 0 a a a.- o."o me, a. % a B. Ayres and Monte Video, TALLOW, 19, Cad.
, •"Pany
........... 20 20 Lord, hence to Corfu, Ilth ultimo, in lat. 38, long. 1 , Jane, F., ,c, 17g ~3 El a, = 4 ',",•, r,i, c:, o' 2 0 t.l 5 Quebee, red. to ii in. thick, 1
'a tfig- inferior & mid. 0 5i- 0 6it P'burgh, Y.C. 41 6 -42 0 and 54 feet long
dr 4he a J - -----__:: ....... lo 10 ex hence to Labrador, sth instant, in lat. 50, long. 8. 2s- ri r-- = torSor,....coll•cO" a; is i-3 5. 2s. do. (From the Railway Magazine of Saturday.)
aid 011 At Riety b 5 8, u, „,):1;:z gz.,..,....z ,r, ,C iri,. 0 ;4 good & prime.. 0 64- 0 741 Odessa 41 0- - Do. Puncheon lO 0-15 0
Gad. eaco„ aca 1. " Ea a'-• = Fa CO - v o
Mai aa1.73 mPasaaasa=,,,azg a- X C Do. salted .... 0 44- 6 51; Archangel .... sg 6 -40 0 TIMBER, per cubic foot. 'Passen- Cor wk. tt4
11',I, "Ys by it "on Goodwin S d
an s was carried away
10 -Wind W. tO N.N.W. n ed... ... . . M., ; W 1-p• . ~. ' .., .1 0 ... M. 0 0. 8. d. s. d. NAME.
N. Amer. salted 0 34--• 0 34' Buenos Ayres..l4 0 -39 6 Oak Money. •
even. AL Ace vessel Iv . SATURDAY, AuGETST -1" P. 4 .... ale -!,grf., k.l ..3 F I - 2 0 gers. laseyear FE
Brazil - 0 64 TAR, 7p, brl.
r'o't ing Of 1n1t1.T......r Lining foul of it. 4,• Pine, British Amer.common 1 0 - 1 6 --- --- -
Jack, and Norfolk, Elliot, from New 5, 6 f?, ~., 0 .g = 2 ti,' ,0. ~I. 0
rlr. ARRIVED.-Germesse, :1 dry salted.. 0 44- 654 Stockholm .... 11 0 -11 6 red l- 1 7 B.P. 1 s.spld. Arbroath and Forfar - .4'208 ae22B 34
J. vote: ,a,ivte4Bjerdal wELvE LIVES LC:In.-On the
Orleans-and Active, from Dauzic. p,, li., 13 ..-... '`..l R• a? " St o Rio, dry - 1 8 Birmingham and Derby .... - -.a - -
, eibpi Niter h too • week, an accident occurred at the ) Sc *1 for Calcutta- ,-.-' '--e-' `"••-' `---,---.1--ae---f--n aas, ~...-,,,--J
ifoo a 0,,, ; I , leo .
rain 11" --
4 Which Novernent w SAILED.-Fire Queen. (steamer ai an, Valparaiso, dry 05- 0 6 Carolina lO 0 -•-•10 2 Danzig 5- 1 10 Birmingham and Gloucester. - 3234 2132 425
ad 4._ ex no , orks, at Diglis, near
Victoria Woodbury for Batavia-Sarah Birkett, Proddow, for a. al
....
~
La ZeJ NI iC Odessa, &c. dry 05- 0 6 Virginia lO 0 -Is 0 Memel l- 1 11 30a Od la ld. Brandling Junction _ 1072 858 2
100 • Bary to ,alae %at =ewer than twelve of the men ' ' T 1 for Jamaica-Serafin, Gal- a El ..... is i.
I. pl, 3. g W. India, dry.. 05- 0 6 TARTAR, 41. eget. Riga,red lB - - Bristol and Gloucester - -
~n „, ars lost th ' ~ Sydney-John Garrow, iomson, es e. salted.. 0 44- 056 Creamof Tartar6l 0 -62 0
liVer bj°ll.tnlut'a•ce th en- lives- .A heavy fall or diz. and Horacio Zobamn, for Havana-Ann, Williamson, for as ,*. rr 1, a 2.
a 4 .7
;a to kee Yond ti.° the w " day, and it was deemed neces- Bahia-Cumberla•nd, Power, for Pernambuco-Orinoco, Fors- 47,• ';1 2. 0, XS• e. ,a East India .... 07- 1 0 brown and ye 1.48 0 -54 0 ' Dublin and Drogheda - -
PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S.
Pth l'e tt. °tki u. M'Donald • ••* c 000 iv
,•1 E: Po o' o.
& 0 Kips, B.A. dry. 0 7- 0 8a TilA,* tb. in bond. Dublin and Kiugstown
'lOl not en„„e loaf. -um h ng On the Powick side of the ter, for Angostura-Columbia, Haley ; Coloss ~
.ddl ' ''.
a ' ' < '''
2.,---; o .
99414 393 352 4
Dundee and Arbroath
de boat "iPleted `i• Otlt °llv, in o d t '
- enani tbi of th rer o raise a san
4: t k,, Great Britain, Proal ; Rochester, Britton, and Nicholas Bi e, a! 0 cl, ~_ ~,,
='s.. :4 €.7, :4 5 Ivo Horse, d. each 8 0 -:4 0 Bohea, Canton 04- 0 6
Fokein -- - Outward. Home.
Durham and Sunderland
OS Gross, for New York-Manteo, Drew, for Boston-Magnet, ; F. 4 '.
.li. 4
• o Elg• K r, ' '''''' HORSE HAIR,* 115.
0 gr• LONDON & LIVERPOOL, -___-___ 265 s 2671
o 6- 0 64 Congou, corn. 011 - 1 1 Edinburgh aud Glasgow .... 18430 44
Of of tb,„ ,: °Yed in a tiatil e Works. The labourers had
- river - carr • - near' • , , ._ ,_ Morton ; City of Waterford, Miller, and
.Souter Johhni 'ley, Liottlea, 4 Fp : ,a,
a, ri 51 "' ?P; nishixorted - 0 9 mid. to fine. 16- 2 6 a to •• • • •• • • •• • • •• • • Eastern Counties 2293i 4765 4196 34
r 411 en was b ylng ) seven o cLock, wnen tile
25s Od® 30 0 338 Od G 53 0
for Montreal-Lady Milton, Sinnot ; Victory, WI,R y 1 K _ t!i' *a- •e a- n 5: 16731 1627 1475 at
, 0-5 r. got into ' r"
them
o ct. amaica
1 0 1 6 Twankay, com. 1 14- 1 2 Glasgow and Ayr
•al and Duke 0 -1 0 a .• . .1. long tails 'c 20 0 - 0 0 SO 0- 40 0
Leeward Isl. Dem. & Berbi
Glasgow and Paisley 19472 1171) 1120 2
Diglis side Albert, Gillies • Columbus, Cowing; Pallas, Corrig , _
~ ;.' 4 1 6- 2 0 mid. to good 1 3 110
' cl
its iver it. Th gilt to across to the
4141 'nand was st e boat Pie shore, and fifteen of the of Cornwall, 'Webster, for Quebec-Jim Crow, Burke, and „F.. P, 0- ,-,... '2' combed - 55 0
Flonduras Grand Junction - - 9785 10
014 B r 115. in bond. Pekoe, Orange 1 4- 2 8
..NDIOO,* 35 0- 50 0 33 0- 44 0
Havana Great North of England .... - 1982 1668 57a
LOld anled W, •eadily ne 'rifted a little way down the Ocean Queen, Pike, for Newfonndland-Sisters, Smith, for P"
P. 1.? r. 4 Bengal. Campoi,
New York, Boston - 0 0 Great Western 43408a 19052 16670 5
ha Of ai. ark, wb aring th ' h h Bremen-Lebea, Korsholm, for Pernau-Hoop, Ketelaer, for =
~..3
..1
-4 0-- 0 0 com. to good none
sten• oPe eon 0 was e opposite s ore wen a o pur. & violet 0 30 0-0020 0 - 9 9 • it
G In d-Amity, Nichols, ?,,, ie -4 o 70•• ,I,
Charleston, Savannah ...... Liverpool and Manchester -
ii 6. Nate 111 g th . neeto , standing at the bow, took forrelat=Eg= Hailayolnfor
fir 7
tettin-and Active, o• "" ii,- a P 13
a 0 0— 0 0 H son Skin.... 1 0 _
blue & violet y 1 1 o - 0
40 0- 50 0 4 0 5 t 6834 5087 10
04 d „ en. pro . with a b .01 ''' ft, o - 0 0 mid. to fine 14- 1 10 New Orleans - . - 22067 20193
of P,ltssed er if h , gressi „.s, . arge, for the purpose of Moore, for Bga-rcelona., s*
-
:€3. r blue ........
0 0 - 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 London and Blackwall ...... 99547 10
Canada
violet, & fine 50- 5 6 Souchong, com. 12- I 4 - • 1393 1165
tlarew ander .'e tad n "uu Which the boat would have .. 4
itish Nortli AMeriCR
r • hll tile the te sat touch • 'et' -.
ord. & mid. 43- 5 0 good to fine 16- 2 a Br a - 00 00- 00 9 6121 5718 48s.
London and Cro •d .....
001' ed „„,. laie,., Brno, ~ ed it. The rope, however, Sovereign, Broomhead, from Quebec, at this port. Was off 0 's'i? Pekoe, flowery 20 _ 3 Newfouncuand
25 0-300,25 0 - 30 0 yon ........ 15205 560 399 4
reit! the r:"._eitti avo7_orfl one s,:4_, Ule boat, and the sudden shock the Bell Buoy 6th August, and was driven to the northward in aa a violet & cop. 1
3 3- 4 0 '-' Brazils
sin 'ne of
tese '' r. ;.,5 , and th her. so that she immediately the southerly gale that afternoon ; lost anchors and cables, and , B.
si X'
a mixed .•
& fine. 3 6- 4 0 Hyson, corn- i
- 8- 2 2 35 0 -40 0 30 0 - (W.) 818
River Plate
fine 26 - 4 36 0-400135 0 - 40 0 ........... - 1028 8125
rec. a tled h One f e Whole mouth of the Lune by her kedge :
afterwards brought up at the , . . .-. cop. g. . 0 dies
itie ID 1 3' ab, 0 th
Li -0 e. -au o enl (DOdson
fifteen were thrown into • • ' ord. & mid. 26- 2 6 Young Hyson 1o- 3 0 East In 50 0-60 0 I 105 0- 0 0 gig 850 4
Manchester and Birmin hamY -
anchor. as : as 0- as as aa P.. ality 23- 4 3 Imperial ..... 16- 3 2 China 35 0-40035 0 - 40 0 • - 3448 3036 •
poll hi, t Anoth 11 the bank I was immediately Pakenham, Moern, hence at Realijo a t-I 0 0 a a a ti con. qu 82s
Manchester and Leedsg and
ea 1 4- 4 0 Gunpowder " Batavia 4O 0- 50 0 40 0 - -
ahore,ot ork tip, !r. man, „..0 , who drew him ashore with v. .... g, 09, rn og in ts. Oude ..........
h Wales
bl kr ulson Gipsey, Douglas, hence at Bourdeaux 0 g a a F. 23- 4 6 good and fine 20- 5 ~ New Sout Hull and Seib -
40 0-50 0 40 0- - . • 5 7737 6373 6
Madras ........
" Cape of Good Hope
lank, and a tbl bottom, of „ ,) whose son was with Gratitude, Lloyd, hence at Revel, with loss of topmast, and g. „Ei• . ;--.,. (~ EC
.. . . .y. .... lb. TOBACCO, la tb. in bond. 30 0 - - 105 0 - Midland Counties
100 Ives ililld vv., rd was al "le boat, and was brought to rigging damage . ~,, -ra sa " .a. 50 Guatimala,*
............ - 11932 9627 78s
Africa ..........
15 0-17 6 17 6-20 0 Newcastle and Darlington - 893 - -
'0146 bevgtven "re not se so saved. The remaining twelve Ursula, hence for Bombay, at Cove Z Floras ...... 40- 4 g J. River, Leaf.. 02- 0 24 •
Gibraltar ..
,55 104 , , and m_ ,en after the fi t ea = Z Z aS .. 30- 4 0 Stemmed 00 - 50 0-60 0 40 0- - Newcastle and Carlisle
,
Lima, New
so Sobrea .... 0 0 • Valparaiso, &c. - 1970 :397 4
0 tl4nt uesPat r'' Jackson •rs plunge. An alarm Margaret, Quinn, hence for Quebec, at Cove; lost sails, &C.
..:‘,. a a ;r4' E.'. - 3 0 Kentue
Cortes ...... 2 0 ky .... 0 2 _ "
Sicily &c. - 20 0 17 6- 20 e castle and North Shields 19384 4/8 437 2
4 dragsY fish c led rne , superintendent of the works John 14 Edward, Melhuish, hence for Naples, at Milford . rs '4. ; Ho. 39- 4 6 Maryland .... Malta, ..
Carracas, 0 0- 0 c ta tinople. 30 0 - 0 0 40 0 -
d ons n 0 a North Midland - -* -
° Smyrna an
!at ), , B,c erinews b ssengers to Di 1* u ward .
g is, p . s
.of Ellershe, Pagan, hence for Vera Cruz, at Beaumaris, with c' id K K x Sobres ...... 30- 4 0 TURMERIC, Its cwt. in bond.
• - _
on': ':,f,°re nu; a Three oats were soon • rudder damaged g. '.'l 9'
'''
r, , Malaga
in operation with t-'•-• . i Cortes ...... 16- 2 9 Bengal ........ 12 0 -13 6 15 0-20 0 15 0-20 0 Paris and Orleans - 5305 4100 3
t-saare s ',rat 4 quarters of Union, Vanderheycle, and Eclipse, Vanderkirkhov, from Os- iaa 9... ~ Ib. TURPENTINE, * Mt, Madeira
Paris aud Rouen 21330 6;64 3847
verr an hour, however, elapsed tend for Liver in.
.0 LAC DYE, 70 . Western Isles, Cape de Verds -- - _____
.___
7
pool, off the North Foreland il -. g
D.T. and prime 16- 2 6 American .... 39_ 6 9 . 20 0-25 0 17 6 -
Preston and Wyre -
Oar In% b anirnat• dY was picked
t,,,, °di._ ion were in • uP. and all attempts to Leviathan, Veale, sailed from Galveston for Liverpool 1 Ith es (11 ' fa g 05-1 6 VA LONIA LISI7OII
int° f4one 0,c1.0' were
, got ont . vain. By nine o'clock four , June . : . .-
a mid. to good ,la tonae s 26 s cacti,
ord. & infer. 0 la- 0 4 Smyrna, pickedls 0 -21 0 20 0- - 17 6__ , „ Sheffield and Manchester .. _ i 9513 602 475 -
30 9 - 20 0 25 `,; South Eastern - -
4. / the tn,., !1' ail we , next morning five more, and ! Champion, Steele, from Antigua, and Mathesis, from Ichaboe -e,- France
"ata "s' Par re recovered off Cove Ps • ' a•
D. MADDER ROOTS 70 Cal. Morea ........ 10 o-1 Taff Vale . 23334 659 713 -
• -
5 0 Holland 4O 0- 50 0 30 0- 40 0
c = 0- 0 0 W 14
AX -RES' Ulster 9775
Pliba eS Ma t youn Th • The men lost were Jane and M .
i ary, a 0 =A sc a Smyrna ..... ~. 75 a la cwt. in bond. Hamburg, Bremen, &c. .... 50 0-600 i 40 0 - 504 477 44
I", rshaii ,g• e oldest is stated to be sail s -, frem this port, at Barcelona, an as ra m 50 0
0 a a none African Yarmouth and Norwich I 6953 527
"Quae at ' ageu 45, ma • ed 2/ th July for Gibraltar 'a
a .e a a Tripoli & Syn ...... 7 0-7 10 Gottenburg, Stockholm .... 0 0 - 0 0 I - - -
Liverpo I riled, his wife keeping a Gratitude, Harvey, fr ..
a .a .c 7 'V °Y La
,-c• c-t •-7. none East Indi York and North Midland I 153914 3105 2601 10
'Cala
Om China, at St. Helena, end sailed 17th '''' •,,,
I Freneh ........ a•••• 70 - 7 15 Petersburg, Riga, &c. - 0 0 , -
or ~.,
0h ; 4
7 -ay.ng Nye small children," i June for Dublin Z.,,.. -a '4 "I Keir. Nsekles ........ - - r•-•-• ' Amen .... 75-7 17 6 Oporto - 0 0 -- - --- * See Midland Counties.
.

Prices paid IMPORTS
SALES OP THE WEEK. in the week. This Wk. thisyeat
I_
190 Sea Island
80 Stained
734 I} 3b2640
8700 ; Bowed Georgia
..„„„ ; f Mobile
‘ ,f.v 1 Alabama and Tennes
_3344 —.l
_4l 11 1.4.7.9.7 1 59352457860
I
18440 New Orleans
, ~„ f Pernambuco &Parai. 51 6i 1
• 480 '
BlatriiacaatnidamndacCeeiaor.a. : :
54 6
....
18074
420 ! { Maranham
Sawginned
. Minas — 1
}
_ ..... _ •...
Para ..
10 ' Demerara.Surinam,&c ii .... • • • •
1630 Egyptian ' 16 121 .... 33231
Barbadoes
10,; Peruvian
i Bahama
200 Laguayra . 4l 54
Common West India.. } 757 } 9581
Carthagena —
!Smyrna — I I
Manilla J
3340 Surat 2i 41
,1 Madras _ _ _ )
I 3496 ) 74319
Bengal .. ... — , .... 50
42660
bales .. 21414 117(974

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
Australia.. .. April 16. Lima Direct. 1 direct Direct. Indirect
-1
May 1/.
Bahia .... .. June 22 Maranham June 26. ..
Barbadoes July 8. Mauritius .. May 1.
Bombay .. .. June 19. Mobile
B. Ayres .. .. .. I Monte Video. .. May 23.
Calcutta . .. .. 10 N. Orleans
G. G. Hope .. May 17. New York
Charleston .. July 16. Pernambuco
China .... .. April 21. Rio Janeiro .. l9
Demerara .. July 5 Savannah
Havana .. .. .. 11 St. Helena
Jamaica .. .. .. 8 Valparaiso . .. May 1.
Laguira .. .. i .. 8 Vera Cruz

Wheat, ic) 701 b .... red s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d
Engli h
Ditto, old
Irish
Ditto, old
Rye, English, qr —— Irish6olb ——
Barley, English -
Scotch & Irish.wo 60th 3 9 4 2 d 0..... ——
Malt, English, le, qr 5B 0 —63 0 brown.. ——
Irish
70th.
E'lish & Scotch, new 2 7 2 10 old ....
Irish. fine qualities 2 7 2 8 \
good -
middling
undried black .. 2 5 2
Welsh 2 5 2 6 old
Beans, English, 4, qr 35 0 —33 0 do. ....
Scotch& Irish,v4Botb 31 0 —33 0 d 0.....
Pease, English, white 37 0 —39 0 blue.... ——
Do. & Irish.... maple 34 0 —35 0 grey .. 30 0 —3! 0
Tares, v. qr —— Foreign. 30 0 —3l 0
Flour,v 280th
English, fine
Irish
Oatmeal, r ld. of 240th
Irish, new 2O 3 —2O 9 old 19 6 —2O 0
PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL.

TIDE TABLE.
DAYS. MRN. EVN. HEIGHT HOLYDAYS, ETC.
Tuesday 13 10 48 11 6 15 1
Wednes. 14 11 24 11 41 16 3 New Moon.
Thurs... 15 11 58 - 17 6 Jupiter rises 8h 35m.
Friday.. 16 - 0 15 0 33 18 4
Saturday 17 020 1 8 18 4 Mars rises 4h 19m m.
Sunday. 18 127 148 18 2 11th Sunday aft. Trinity
Monday. 19 2 6 237 17 1 Venus rises 2h Igm m.