The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-12-10 00:00:00

MISS MARTINEAU ON MESMERISM!•

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In the Athenceum Miss Martineau continues her I
upon mesmerism. The present portion of this coairliie
cation is devoted to the case of a young girl, wh° w a
diete
under the mesmeric influence, had visions, and Pre.„nesa
events in an extraordinary manner. Miss Mri,""iier
gives this girl a high character, and seems to thin' of
quite different, from the truthfulness and consisteal,he
fihresrtoccasionstatements,o
herfro being mesmerisedmtheusua
ofusual run
was wh
sonambiluelessap.,reg
severe pain in the head and inflamation of the eye' ai be
mesmerist was Miss Martineau's maid, who, it It re-
remembered; operated on the lady herself, and it ,n" e-
lated that after being mesmerised, the pain and itill,sl
tion ceased, and the general health of the patienn'otiftie:
proved so wonderfully as to attract very general
While in this state of trance, the patient described the
disease of her eye as structural; which will prevent
being entirely removed. It seems that when awoke fr,,°„a
this trance, the girl had no knowledge of what she
said, except on one occasion, and then she said she log
been dreaming of what she had heard in church regaru:er
the nature and destiny of men. This girl had the 1,11:i0
of telling when she would awake from her sleep, whie",.,l
a common power with those under mesmeric influell';'e
We pass from Miss Martineau's introduction to this c,„
to the peculiar circumstances attending it. She sale' ,t
" It soon became evident that one of her strong)
powers was the discernment of disease, its condition,e.sa
remedies. She cleared up her own case first, prescriqo
for herself very fluently. It was curious to see, 00
awaking, the deference and obedience with which she 'lf
ceived from us the prescriptions with which she helc;
had just furnished us. They succeeded ; and so did
milar efforts on my behalf. I cannot here detail the vll';',
derful accuracy with which she related, without an? qe
sible knowledge of my life ten and twenty years BP,
circumstances of the origin and progress of my ill-hea.o,
of the unavailing use of medical treatment for five Yerisao
and the operation of mesmerism upon it of late. one
little fact will serve our purpose better. Soon after s''r,
was first mesmerised, I was undergoing my final sr,eie,
ance from opiates—a serious matter to one who haiu,„,,e
i
pended so long and so desperately upon them. As ri
said, I got through the day pretty well ; but the algoo
were intolerable, from pain and nervous irritations, Wne
r,
rcad-, it impossible to rest for two minutes togen
Alter four such nights, I believe my mesmerist's fortita
and my own would have given way together, and cii
should have brought the laudanum bottle to light agal,,
but for the bright idea, Let us ask J!' She said at °llia
what my sufferings had been, and declared that I sh°
sleep more and more by degrees, if I took—what was
contrary to her own ordinary ideas of what was right 8
rational ideas of right as to mine—ale at dinner, and in't,
a wine glass of brandy in water at night. I refused 'l'4
prescription till reminded—' Remember, she has net,;,
bern wrong.' I obeyed ; the fact being kept secret
tween us two, in order to try, every evening, J.'s kit e
ledge and opinion. She always spoke and advised, I°,o
confident familiarity with incidents known only to us 0,,
and carried me steadily through the struggle. I lost 111
miseries, and recovered my sleep, night by night, till,
the end of the week, I was quite well, without stimulant?:
sedative. Nothing can be more remote from J.
the
nary knowledge and thought than the structure of ,_i
human body, and the remedies for disease; and thougo4
was well aware how common the exercise of this kind vp
insight is in sonambules—how it is used abroad as, 84
auxiliary to medical treatment—l was not less surpris`ti
by the readiness and peremptoriness with which a Pers%
in J.'s position, declared, and gave directions about thing
which she is wholly ignorant of an hour after, and was'
during the whole of her life before."
We relate the statements given by Miss Martineall,
briefly as possible without giving an opinion as to theft
correct.. Tho above certainly is very curious, Tui.
and n.
less so is the circumstance she relates of children under
mesmeric influence having the power to discourse abour,
the Scriptures without having any previous knowledge er
them, if only mesmerised by a clergyman I The patient
stat, d in the course of a sleep, that the light she saw vres
beyond whnt was seen on earth, that it was produced
the three powers of the soul, the mind, and the vit 11e,
1'
powers of the body. She then stated that the mind die,
the body died, but the soul lived, being self-existent, al,lO
independent of either. Being asked the relation of tu
soul to God after this statement, the patient was some-
what,e
perplexed, but said it was by him reunited to
body, at the same time expressing a strong mesmeric al;
belief in this truth. This point is fortunately, we thiat
carried no further, the mesmerist, at the critical morae't
changing the ideas of his patient, a faculty on his pole
which to us, is about the most wonderful in the
process. Miss Martineau herself relates that the girl ut:i
been talking about the day of judgment—a fact which Tie-
easily account for all her dreams and perplexities, iniber
pendent of mesmerism or anything else. Several 0' we
wonderful revelations of this patient are related, 11°14,
have given enough to show that Miss Martineau is do no
which some of our readers will no doubt consider as
new characteristic of the lady.

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NAPOLEON BUONAPARTE.—His fate furnishes g
tnes
markable instance of the instability of human gren
and there is no doubt that his dislike to medicine rerce•;3s
caused his early dissolution for rather than takes ro
simple remedy he allowed disease to gain the ascen,d'% it
over his constitution, and death was the result. DV' of
is that persons cannot be too watchful of their stet%ot
health, and being always provided with a safe and effielitia
medicine, such as Frampton's Pill of Health—enPlige,
two greatest blessings of this world, health and 100 g
—See advt.
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INJURY FROM SMOKE.—The :„ h' Rev. J. Clay, I,berrP
port on the sanatory condition of Preston, says that,p`d its
are only two instances in which the smoke genera 'i
tea
the factories in that town is consumed ; and he calcu6o.6
that if the proprietors of all the factories of the te' sccipg,
to adopt the practice of consuming their smoke. a sate of
in the washing of clothing would take place at the ra
Id. per head per week, which would amount to £2OB the
per week, or £10,450 4s. per year. But the saving loci
Borough of Leeds, reckoning it only a halfpenny per per
upon the population, would amount to £312 lus'ost
week, and £16,250 per year, or a sum nearly equal t°
now paid annually for borough rates. e
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The TEETH have ever been considered as fornl,ll,ote'
oi the most pleasing ornaments of the human eengre
nance, and their preservation demands our utmost c
ore
and attention. Indeed, if there be any loss that o.ltis
particularly affects the countenance than another, .100,
that of the Teeth; which the Dentist, however ingenliel
must ever vainly hope satisfactorily to replace by 100
contrivance. The DECAY of the TEETH and /be
arises from various causes but, principally, it ~aotb
attributed to early neglect, ill health, or the use of nloes
Powders containing mineral substances and delet'„oile
acids, which give temporary whiteness to the Teetl",.ipet
they corrode the enamel. To this fact, indeed, iS Po% hiev
pally to be attributed the long Botanical Research,„overf
was happily terminated by the most felicitous d's'af tha
ever given to the world for the PREsEnvATIO,I4AND
TEETH, Gums, and BREATH, area
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to this country at great expense, ROWLAND'S 00°' anti'
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caries, or decay in the Teeth, than for its s,tlTo their
properties in fixing them (when loose) firmly 'aess
sockets, and in giving a healthy redness and nrrnrticule,,`
the Gums. Its corrective properties are in P5O-.3,"
most pleasingly displayed in respect to the BgEit',
which it imparts a sweetness and fragrance no odfrili
gratifying to its possessor. As the most efficient
0, to
grant aromatic cleanser of the MOUTH, TErric for
GUMS ever known, ROWLAND'S ODONTO has 51°._ tbe,
long series of years occupied a distinguished Plau_'.,,hotp.
Toilets of the Sovereigns and the Nobility throloce!
Europe, while the general demand for it at once ail%,
'the favour in which it is held by the public at 41...61ife, iC
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:. gqiipping iiiittiiigntr. LONDON G.AZETTE.—TriEsDay, DEC. 3. Illarketo. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. 7.
Arrivals from Ireland during the week are small, owing partly, STATE OF TRADE. Zirtbs, Illarrtags anti 13tatE15.
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no doubt, to the prevalence of contrary winds : to Wakefield
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MANCTIESTER.-As usual at this s-ason of the year, trade,
(I nero, T(UstESDAY, DECEMBER 4.-Wind S. moderate. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, DEC. 4. there is a fair supply of Wheat, Beans, and Barley, but the s apply
of other articles is limited. both viath the country houses and shippers, is unaimatecl, but BIRTHS.
~ vessels ' eamer) from Waterford, at this port, with three k h t Gl3' lb t Duri th Business has remained inactive during the week, and no ma- still manufacturers are so bare of stock, aod many have still
in tow lade .. T. Bayley and H. Chittenden, Mark-lane, London, corn fac-
tors-T. and C. Lester, Dudley, por mere an s- . mac en ng e present week the new sales reported in Wheat are orders on hand, that cloth of all descriptions maintains the At Ackworth-park, near Pontefract, the lady of J. GULLY,
it Comet, Bel n taith goods from the James Matheson.
kshire rocers-J. and N. Walker, at rather less mone but holders evin e i ' • '
and Co. Tankersley, Yor • g y, c 1 ttle disposition to Es ~ of a dau-hter.
price of last week ; but if any change must be notice d it is in q e
give
r Ann Gale I. hence at St. Michael
Otley, Yorkshire, corn millers-Gaskins and Winder, Birming way in price. Malting Barley a doll sale, and is. per quarter aspect of the trade. . .
favour of the buyer. In our opinion no material alteration will On the 18th ult., at High Barr, Moehrum, Mrs. BIGGAM, of
Intrepid s, Semperley, hence at Odessa . terial change has taken place either in prices or the general
1' t• t rchas a
At this day's market buyers evince no me ma ion o pu
, Nag, e • Pentreatle sailed from ditto for this port 16th No ham, comb manufacturers-Barrowcliffe and Co. Bawtry, York- lower. G inding unaltered in value. Oats move slowly at former more of any article than is necessary for the supply of the curre..t take place this month in the price of goods ; but it would not twins, a son and a daughter.
is es ston s • v• shire, and elsewhere, timber merchants-T. Peet, J. Walker and prices. Beans less in request.
surprise us if, after Christmas, the rates of goods should range On the 3oth ult., at Londonderry, Mrs. CRONE, who has
Port Reaval , ailed from Leghorn for this port 15th Nov. T. Paine Manchester accountants ;as far as regards J. Walker - - ~---- _ _____ _____________ consumption.
ta rather higher than lower. The news from the East will cause been exhibited as the tortoissshen lady, of a son. The child is
6 Betty se • Churitzky, hence for St. Petersburg, at Haarholme • ' ' d y.k hire silk spinners ;
----- Whe ,t remains as last quoted, as a'so does Flour. Fine Oa
sanna - -Firth, Hellamell and Co. Mars en, ce s ,
LONDON SHARE MARKET, DEC. 2. in some instances, rather exceed former rates. Oatmeal steady,
' no chan ein rices here. The printers are flat, but are en- healthy, and its skin is perfectly free from the peculiarity which
g erne_ .n • Frantzen. hence at Pourvag as far as regards D. and W. Firth-Hannaford and Beare, Da-
ga d g p • h • 7 • ti a- t 6d
ge in preparations for t e spring. 2 -men oe,ss o 5s ; has rendered its mother so notorious.
0 e eaaa-saal • ai'Lellan, hence at Riga
wish, Devonshire, grocers-J. Newton and T. Watkins, Bru- The h s
re a been an increase in the transactions in Railway at the prices of our last.
and 72's, 5s lead to 6s 3d.-21lanchester ildrertsier. On the Ist instant, at the Vicarage, Lee de the lady of the
a,
rate. Kirkhove, hence at Ghent
on Shares, with an upward tendency in prices. Great Wester; Beans, both old and new, Is. to 2s. per quarter cheaper. Malt
Rev. Dr. HOOK, of a son.
6 ga" Kan', William ton-street, Bond-street, Dean-street, and Wardour-street, L .
h-b 1 t d
as e een as one at 14 et, Birmingham 220, Manchester and dull of sale, and secondary qualities rather lower, but fine sam.
cORTRUSII ..... s, from St. Petersburg, off Wick don. cabinet-makers-Wainwright and Jones, Liverpool, ship-
Laxcasuraa.-The woollen cloth trade at Saddleworth is On the 2nd instant, the lady of J. S. LYDDON, surgeon,
6 • e•OV 2
*v.erlanol for tie • 6.-The smack Victoria, M'Gill, from Li- eis - I iaerPool 209, Birmingham and Gloucester • 9s, Bristol and I gies maintain our previous currency. We have sharp frost, rather dull, shawls are very slack, and very little business is Birkenhead, of a son.
ro era.
' rzes, abajr, Is Port, was discovered this morning on the Sker- Gloucester 33, Churnet Valley n, Direct Northern 2a, Edinburg ' which keeps up the price and extends the demand for all inferior done at present either for exportation, or the home markets.
s uoned and a total wreck DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. and Glasgow 61a, Brighton 48, South Western 8/, after being I feedieg stuff. The hatting trade at Oldham, Ashton-under-Lyne, Denton, --
E. Smith, Sheffield, innkeeper.
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G • 82, London and York 4,t, Manchester and Leeds /142, Midland
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J. Parker, Kingston-upon-Hull, corn-miler.
108, Newcastle Junction 61, South Eastern 374, Norwich and SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, DEC. 4. most places have not more than three or four days work per
r WEDNEB
M. Willcock, Huddersfield, merchant.
At the Parish Church, Coppenhall, by the Rev. John Limrick.
Arig_en
.......p DAY, DECEMBER 4.-Wind E. moderate. Brandon 123, Trer.t Valley 8, Selby Scrip 6ea, Boulogne and We had a fair show of stock to-day, and the quality pretty week. The cotton trade in thc same districts has not been so
• ll' '''' J. Smith, Ro , .
chdale Lancashire, corn-miller.
chaplain to the Grand Junction Company, Mr. GEORGE
iern, from N almyra, Barstow, from New Orleans-Virginian Amiens si, 011eans and yierzen 21a, Orleans and Bourdeaux p.. Beef and Mutton found ready buyers at last weave arise for many years past, Mechanics, moulders, millwrights •
C h t
' J. Layton, Leeds, fruit mere an . 74, Paris and Or:eans 41a. good. rime
VS HEATLEY, fitter aud engineer, to MARY, youngest daughter
Sanaa) ew York-Trinity Yacht from Denia
rates, but inferior was the turn in favour of the buyer. The and machine makers have full employment and hands have
for mes *-Ettenins- St • • G. Womack, I eeds, cloth-merchant.
of Mr. JOHN BOWMAN, fitter, all of Crewe.
, , ar, Green, for New Orleons-Otter, Cox,
supplies from Ireland continue on a large scale, and the quan- good wages, The silk trade at Manchester, Middleton, Leigh,
•na
T. Ilareey, Wandsworth, innkeeper.
On the 16th October, at Madeira, by the Rev. Thomas Lowe.
Liseon-sli e-Selph, Stepney, for Gibraltar-Am "
ity, Nickels, for
tity excellent. and other places is very dull, weavers on an average have nct
dale Lancashire flannel manufacturer.
J. Shore, Roch , , . LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. 3. Mr. E. M. C. Stranack, of London, to ELLEN, youngest
28th may,sin
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• Bailey, for Trieste C• N• 1 f C -
- igar, icke s, or eara
E Men Over Darwen Lancashire, paper maker. _ -e_- • . ---- -
aug ter o t e ate H
, averp---Ne eck, for Copenhagen -Catharine Hansen for Ant- -'ll ' • b h Staff dlf II Including the at rivals Coastwise and from Ireland since several places have bad more work. and manufacturers are ex-
D. Dakeyne; Manchester, and Grad ata , or s ire, ax- .
WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE,- DEC. 6. On the 14th ult., at Waltou-on-the-hill, WILLIAM, second
1 *Per westrom, Hazewi kl f ' '
n e, or Dordt -Columbus, Green, this day week, we have to reporta mod t 1 f - pecting a brisk trade after Christmas. Calico block printing in
I nantibuco-and Acadia, (steamer) Harrison, for Halifax. spinner. era e y oar quantitY There is again a good arrival of Wheat, the holders are very son of Mr. JOHN LAWSON, Queen's tobacco-warehouse, to
the neigabouring towns, ten or fifteen miles round Manches-
J. Hudson and J. Broadbent, jun. Gale, Lancashire, calico- of Wheat and Oats, with a lb 1
.i,,era. supply of Barle firm, and demand a small advance upon the highest qualities. HANNAH, second daughter of Mr. JOHN PYKE, late of her
,
, Caledon• ----•
ter, is very dull, main, block printers are without work, and
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' ggg a la. from Bombay, at Ichaboe printers. Malt, Flour and Oatmeal ; the imports from abroad duiy•:. Other sorts iully maintain last week's prn es, and a good extent Majesty's Customs.
others have not half employment, whilst the machine printers at
Do'oueuis al, Blayne • Millna G • h M't hll ory Sheffield table-knife manufacturer.
J. Greg , , ing the same time, embracing chiefly, a cargo of Odessa of business has been passing at this day's market. The finest i On the 30th ult., at St. Paul's Church, in this town, WILLIAM
, s as, hene e an, albraith ; and Jo n ic e ,
E. Birks, Sheffield, grocer.
samples of Barley nearly support their value, but inferior sorts •• -
manv lame establishments have full avork. The fanc - nankeen •
W 00D, Esq., of Three, Ineedle-street, London, to MARY, relict
Wheat, 1507 qrs. of Pease and 3305 barrels of Flou
3 el Iff
Melaniz eat ditto
R. Lodge, Thornhill. Yorkshire, innkeeper. r from i- be noted rather lower. Oats, Beans, and Shelling, are in and ticking trades at Eccles, Barton, Whitefield, and Ra eie, of the late G. JONES, Esq., M.A. Trinity College, Dublin.
andustr a, Roach, sailed from Alexandria for this port 7th ult. Canada, with 800 bags of the last named article from 111°•' near , ury, are very brisk, and har d loom weavers have lately
' sailed fY• Anderson from Ta t' I d BA NK RUPTCY A NNULLED. India. limited request, at last week's rates.
On the 2nd instant, at St. John the Baptist's Church, Mr.
or this port • ganrog, at Constan inop e, an
obtained an edvanee of wage,. The fustian cutters at Man- ROBT. HOWARD to CATHEaIN
: _ E, daughter of Mr. THOS.
Joseph Spencer, jun. Liverpool, builder.
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' • Berwick „_
Continuing to procure their supplies of Wh t " ehester and the neighbouring towns are slack, but other trades FAZACKERLY, Upper Mill street, Toxteth-park.
. 1,43.rtl eastle, Foster, hence at Malta BANKRUPTS. ea principally LEEDS CORN MARKET. DEC. 3.
,
that we have not mentioned above are generally in a healthy
, for •ei Carter from the growers, very few country buyers appeared al On the 3rd instant, at St. George's, Everton, by the Rev. W.
• this port • from Denia at Almeira, and sailed 15th ult. Isaac Ketchum, Liverpool, merchant, Dec. 19, at 12 o'clock, our Corn Ex h• L' e have moderate supplies of Wheat ; good fresh supplies in state.
W. I..wbank, Mr. DAVID MORLEY, Leg-11-place, Ardwiek.
, Arrow T • Jan 17 at 11, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy; c ange t.is morning, and the business W t last currency, other qualities heavy sale, and the
Packet, 2 nstrarn
demand, a
Ht'DDERSFIELD MARKET.-There was a fair attendance of Manchester, to Miss EMMA WATTS, Upper Parliament-street,
, , sailed f ' d •.•
• SI la Id dJ k Bdf d
Ist and • , rom St. Ulics 19th ultimo, Spee y solicitors, Messrs. iarpe, le an ac son, eor -row ; done in this grain by the home trade was ver ' le fl t d t k 1 I
y unimpor- turn lower. Barley ra era, an omaesa es ower rates buyers here on Tuesday, and they bought free- y any new articles in this town.
, Bridget, aira Oliveira, 21th-ell for this port and Messrs. Miller and Peel, Liverpool ; official assignee, Mr. tent.
were submitted to. Oats without change. Beans, both old and suitable for the spring trade; but a fair business was also done Same day, at St. David's Church, Mr. EDWARD GRAY
Achill de, hence at Lisbon Cazenove, Liverpool. Foreign Wheats, however, not being pre d new, is. lower.
as es, Lon •
sse upon the in the heavier kinds of goods for the winter trade. Late prices WILLIAMS, builder, Toxteth-park, to Mrs. ELIZABETEI
..rnerald, Tg. Sailed from ditto for this port 21st ultimo James Ladson, Ramsgate, carver. market, the rates for such were unaltered ; and El. --- _-
-- - - -- -- - ---- - were generally sustained. SWA LES.
The Am homes, sailed from Figueira f r ditto 2i th ultimo John Finlayson, Ranelagh street, Pimlico, London, grocer. ng Ish, -
27th--aotlada soiled from 0 - o•
' ' I % lk Fl t 1 F• • cl L d
porto 21st ultimo, and Ann Paley, Michae Va en .ee - ane, airing ou.street, on on, of which we had a good show of samples from the dealers HULL CORN MARKET, DEC. 3. HALIFAX MA RKET.-Trade here continues quite as animated Same day, at Norwich, by the Rev. T. Alder, WILLIAM,
for •
supported the rates of this day week. Our market was well supplied with English Wheat, for which as could have been expected at this season, though it is not so youngest son of WILLIAM WEBSTER, Esq., of laPtonshalls
Burley this port
wholesale-hardwareman.
QUeb . Fraser fro 11' • • SI h B k• h h' In Irish Wheat, however a moderate business R. a fair demand e asts, at Prices not materially chaneed from those actve as it was some time ago • On 'Saturday. there was a fair Cheshire. to ELIZABETH, eldest daughter of Lieutenant R. B.
ec• both t e n 1 io de la Hache, and Suir, Irian, from Charles Dotesio, oug ,uc ing ams ire, hotel keeper.
Pauline. Ja a ove
William Henry Barton, Bedford-place, London, and Graves- transacted at the decline noted on Friday. 117-- of last week, except for inferior, which must be noted lower. demand for manufactured goods and prices were considered i MATHEWS, R.N., of Norwich.
, Alicia Janeasea. frorn Bremen for this port, off Dover end, boot and shoe-maker. • The Flour trade was exceedingly dull, and Is. per sack
. earley the turn lower. Oats steady in value. Beans are in firm. i Same day, at St. Catherine's Church, Abereromby-square, by
BA RNSLEY.-The linen trade continues to improve, and the I the Rev. John Tobin, Captain GOLDIE, 42nd Royal Highlanders,
oaMage , Flowers, hence far Ichaboe, at Wexford, with William Kerr Roberts, Abingdon, grocer. cheaper, and barrel hardly maintained late prices. favour of the buyer.
- _____ prospect for the winter is very eheerin se as the general trade of son of General Goldie, of the Nunnery. Isle of Man, to
William Nctman, John-street, Tottenham-court-road, Lou- M-1 • B I b • I I' 1
a ting ar ey eing p enti u , receded Is. to 2s. per .., - - - -
don, pianoforte maker.
LONDON CORN MARKET, DEC. 2.. the town is better than it has been for a number of years. There CAROLINE. daughter of E. ARNAUD, Esq., Collector of her
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more buildings in progress (including three steam Majesty's Customs, at this port.
Tips George Edward White, Reading, tailor. qr., and grinding samples were the turn cheaper. There was a large arrival of wheat durin g the pa* week, a , is at present
Altatv.„ -ItSDay ,
Oats, although in slow demand, fine qualities ma' ; .1 ' f 1.: I 1 • t tl e 'lt r direct. There I loom factories), th•
an there has been at one time since the memo- On the 4th inst., at St. Philip's Caurch, Mr. JAMES BAIN,
-•-• --Ate • teECESIBER 5.-Wind E.S.E. William Xeevil, Cornwall-place, Holloway, grocer.
inta.ne.. great proportion rom inco ns lire o i no e s
from D • • eena
rable year 1825. tnariner of Dumfries, to JANE, daughter of the late Mr.
er enta_min • Hogg, from Calcutta-Myrtle, Carter, James Pearce, Praed-street, Paddington, carman. Id. advance, and other kinds in the same proportion. was a moderate arrival to this day's market from the home
ROBT. •C
HAM HERS, hatter
i orn Uleabo erva, Nieck r o -teud-Ilia Junettius, John Weikel and Charles White, Jewry-street, Aldgate, Lon- Oatmeal was in moderate request, at 235. to 21s. per counties ; the finest runs were taken at last Monday's pi ices ; . Lee D s.-Though there has been no very observable difference ,
egit_ rea_and c , s, rom S .
Same day, at St. Silas' Church, M W
sr. ILLIAM SMITH,
.13.-jes • °iambus from Gothenburg. don, builders.
load for Old, and 245. to 245. 6d. for New. • - inferior sorts very dull, and difficult of disposal. Free foreign in the demand for woollens at the Cloth halls since our last, we
Soho-street. to ISABELLX, youn s'es.t daughter of the late Mr.
--John )3 sie, Oliver • I from Charleston William Burchett, Whitechapearoad, London, chemist.
• and Macao, Sco, , . .
goes off in amall parcels at late rates. Bonded only nominal. I have reason to believe that the trade is not quite so active as it
New 0 1 entley.
Dis
JAMES ALEXANDER, Nottingliam.
St r eansesc . brovv. for Mobile-Intrepid, Wilson, for Joseph Willer, Windsor, licensed victualler. The supply of English barley was too large for the demand, and 1 has been for some iime past, and we regret to have to say that
Same day, at St. Michael's Church, Mr. L. CRAY, of Strom-
• Andrew's- orinna• Bray, for Calcutta-Plutus, Maek, for William Perkins, Fortsea, upholsterer. although offered at a reduction ef J.. t..,9,.. pg, q,,, ~,,,.. qt.iltity i some of ear leading manufacturers have been discharging. I or-
nes. to Miss P. ROBERTS, of Mason-street, in this town.
Santente. for L
Frinei
~ Pe Raeali, Costa for Naples-Fernandes, Henry Robinson, Devonport. brewer. CORN EXCHANGE, Dace:eaten 6. remained unsold. Grinding sells at full terms. 1 tions of their hands. Still, there is a good deal doing for the •-•'
Same day, at Fawley, Hants, A. D. R. W. B. COCHRANE,
-4,neresa,B 'snon-eand 811 ' f Constantinople- Thomas Williams, sen., Cardiff, ironfounder. The duty on foreign• Rye has advanced this week to ss 6d, and Malt and Beans Is. cheaper. Peas In favour of the sellers. , season.
randt, e_ s _ ars, u ey. or .
Esq., M.P. for Bridport, to ANNABELLA MARY ELIZABETH,
eau atolpe, Haase. for Dantzic. Jacob Wallington Bristol, painter. declined on Pease to is ed per qr., the import rate on all other . Our arrivals of Oats last week were again short, and chiefly I LEICESTER -Wools are firmer, and more has been doing in id, t daughter of A. R. DRUMMOND, Esq. of Cadlands-parks
The ne,g,
Isaac Ketchum, L'iverpool, merchant. produce remaining unalter. d. i consisting of foreign cargoes. There was in addition only three e ,s
'th this week though not for the Leicester trade: in Yarns and grand-daughter of the Duke cf Rutland.
Cia'de, at; Royal ---
Mail steam-shi Cambria, Judkins, from the
DIVIDENDS. With the excepton of a few parcels of Wheat, Oats and Flour, ior four vessels from Ireland fresh up this morning. A small • em • '
, there Is no improvement. The demand for goods in general con. On the 4th instant, his Excellency BARON FE NIEUMANN,
the ram, this port. She -ill 1 13
tl • t 4th January, with
la i cave us por Dec. 24, J. and D. Sugden, Kirkburton and Huddersfield, farm passing up the river to Runcorn, the fresh supplies coastwise extent of business was only transacted.
R I tinues dulLand hosiers gaive out work cautiously. Still, it is
Ile S for Halifax a • y and from Ireland are quite insignificant, owing to the prevalence I FRIDAY, DEC. se the Austrian Minister, to Lady AUGUSTA SOMERSET, eldest
h d Ile t h • dth t
ope Inge are at e w orst, an a, as stocks are not ac-
andvePtUne• Braah •ed Boston. cloth manufacturers.
of contrary winds; and the only foreign arrival worth naming I The supplies of this week are goad of every desert: tion , daughter of the Duke of Beaufort. The nuptial ceremony was
-dam L ' - ware: Lancaster; Australia; Amelia Hill,
CERTIFICATES is 1500 qrs. of Indian Corn from Marseilles. of grain. Wheat and Barley are slow at Monday's cur- cumulating, they may mend after Chnstmas.-Lercester first performed according to the forms of the Roman Catholic
Tee
as , odge, hence at Bombay
Ch,oniele.
IrisrGYntted Kingdom sailed from ditto in October ; the Wm To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the The trade. from Tuesday last until to-day, has continued reney. sine oats command full prices, but inferior qualities
1 Church, at the Austrian Embassy, Chandon-house, in the pre-
irl, Lord day of meeting. altogether Of a retail character, not a single transaction of any are very languid in demand, Beans and peas and all other ; BRADFORD MARKET.-There was a tolerably good atten- sence of a large party of relatives and friends Of both eon-
Prince. Stanley, Delhi, and Emma-all for this port
and agileadspoharlotte, Griffiths, from Bombay, at St. Helena, Dec. 24, C. Rogers, Bishopgate-street, London, saddler. magnitude raving taken place; but we cannot note a decided descriptions of Grain remain unaltered in price. • dance of buyers at this market on Thursday, for the season, nexions.
Devon T r this port 13th October CERTIFICATES difference in the value of any article.
and a ready sale for the heavier kinds of Worsted Stuff, such
Coke ' MaliorY, from Calcutta, at ditto To be granted by the Court of Review, sinless cause be shown The low range of prices of Wheat and Flour existing in the
I as Lastings, Damasks. Moreens, and Merinos ; but for tae
DIED.
te,
._ ester, Withers, from Ichaboe. at ditto, and sailed for to the contrary on or before Dec. 24. inland markets, still excluding us from any outlet of moment SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, DEC. 2• . lighter kinds of go ds the demand Was not so trisk. The prices
"I,Ziriart 12th October ' G. J. Marshall and W. C. Hall, Wood-street, London, woollen in those directions, our Corn Exchange this morning was very rth ti
Fo eme of the year, we have had a full average number realized were not up to the mark, else more business might On the 25th of June last, off the Cape of Good Hope, on
fro il of Mona We
In ditto . , ilson ; Hope, Carver, and Jo ,
hn Quinton' wareheusemen-R. Barham, jun., Ernsworth, Hampshire, slenderly attended by country buyers, and the local trade being of Beasts on sale. The trade in the dead markets was very firm, at s The
have been done. Yarns sold more freely, but at late r . . board the John Dugdale, on her passage to China, in his 27th
en .at ditto draper-J. S. Holmes, Liverpool, ship broker-T Stephens, extremely cautious in their proceedings, the transactions in and the attendance of buyers numerous. The demand for all ' 00l market was much the same as last week, prices being ye r,
a JOHN HEN RY, second son of JOHN GREY, Esq.,
a; movie e . ,
Ito Wheat of any deseriptlon were very moderate in amount : the ' kinds of Beasts. but more particularly for the primest Se t ' W " • Daston house Northumberland.
at ',se,. si, nntannia, (of Liverpool,) and Diamond, from di Newgate-street, and Holborn-bors, London, umbrella man - &c. was decided] acti as• • firm, and the assortment of Combing W cols not being very I - t ; .
cnsion
° general qualities of foreign, however, continued to be held , . y ve, at an advance in the currencies ob- • extensive. On the 25th ulimo, at Tanfield, near Kircucibright, N. 8.,
Tilos ~, facturer-J. George, Bread-street, Cheapside and Bethnal Ins day se'nni ht of •
of • ,saylor (of Liverpool,) from ditto, at ditto, with less at late prices, and Irish as well .as English, in consequence of a tained on! g quite 2d. per slbs., 4s. 4d. being ELIZABETH, relict of the late JOHN CHURCH, Esq., of
el:adder ' L d 11c f t W Wil ' • -
green, on on. si -mann ac urer- . i ar, Wept.
ang-wall, limited supply only appearing for sale, experienceed no actual I readily paid as a top figure; indeed, in some few instances the i Timmins .A. 513 LACE Titan E.-The state of the hosiery and Kirkehrist
''resee t London, engineer-W. Orrell, Manchester, commission-agent- • rates exceeded that range. At the close of the market very' few ; lace trades has been improved. The cut-up cotton hosiery
On the 29th ultimo, at the house of her brother, 3, Dalton-
-13 0
.. n , hence at Ichaboe J. Lowther, Queen's-row, Pontont ille, London, builder. change in value. The Flour tr.:de throughout remains extremely .
d sold
head remame un , , I branch (so let_ly in a flcurishing state;, has become seriously
mitatett, Reed, sailed from Bourdeaux for this port:29th ult. heavy; and even choice marks barely sapportlng our last cur- i
street in this town, after a short but painful illness, MARGA-
ago:a, Meyer, from Hamburg, off Ramsgate rency, all other kinds were noninally rather cheaper. ,G 7 Beasts and 14 Sheep having arrived at Hull, from Rotterdam • ! paralised, and nothing is heard but comp aints of a wantof em- '
RET, second daug ter
h of Mr WILL" AM BASSFORD, of Si-
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. while .
the arrivals for London have consisted of 43 Oxen and Cow; ! ployment. The cry of " Saxony hose" is now nearly aban-
the /CY Jones, for Syra, is aground on PLuekington Bank, off
Barley and Malt were also difficult of eale, with a declining
t d b *all who-knew her.
vesisnE's Pier PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. tendency : anal Beans as well as Pease were taken less freely at 1
' from Schiedam, and 60 Beasts and 195 Sheep from Rotterdam' , doned, as it is admitted that England has beat the Germans out monswood,tmachtrespecate y
On the 8 h psßen ,
t his father's, BRYAN SMITH E-
, sq•.
els s
lone , poken.-The Palestine, hence, 24th ultimo, in laa. 47, Stubbs and Poole, Manchester, fustian manufacturers-E. & former paces. The supply of foreign stock here, this morning amounted to 35
I Bea.sts and 67 Sheep. The former quality was tolerably good ; but ,of the American market in everything but eyelet-h, le, and other
such fancy gloves. The wreught cotton hose branch, though Clarence-strge , . MACLEAN SivIIT '
H, Esq., surgeon, aged
sr, IZ•e '3 l Elizabeth, of this port, for New Orleans, 24th ultimo, E. Berry, Ashton-under-Lyne, drapers-H. Booth, J. Groom & Oats being scarce, prime qualities, in a few instances, rather .
in the latter a great improvement was noticed, the whole having much depresses, is not to the same extent as the cut-up branch : 25' . Ardent in the pursuit of science and devoted to his pro-
lo ' 49. long. 6 ; Jane Dewar, hence 27th ultimo, in lat. 48,
exceeded our last quotations • but in other sorts no amend-
fession, he rave early promise of future excellence, but it has
long. 14 ; Doris, frc Rio Grande for lehahoe. in lat. 32 S, E• Mariand, Oldham, Lancashire, spindle manufacturers; as ment was obtainable •
. Oatmeal, upon a moderate emend from
d ! found buyers, at prices varying from 365. to 41s. per head. ,I the fine is still more depressed than the super or extra-super -
pleased his Maker to call him from his ear hiy labours, to the
nk• ;3 I,V • T •*m
f ' 0 1 and Al ha for far as regards J. Groom.
Buene , hemis, hence or hew r cans, . p ,
consumers, remained steady in value. Fresh up to•day, about 1,600 Beasts came to hand from Lin. I branch. It is painful to hear the statements of the master .
ff t d d f '1
great grief of an aec ionate an evoted ami y, and of many
colnshire, Leicestershire. and Northamptonshire ; while from ! drawer makers and journeymen, many of the shops not having
N__ as Ayres, 27th ultimo, off Kinsale ; New Hampshire, from DECLARATION OP DIVIDEND.
attached friends who knew his worth, and can appreciate his
Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, and Cambridgeshire, the receipts ' a third of employment. The silk hosier trade is in so depressed
e,a7 Orleans, for this port. in lat. 73. long. 32; Cambridge, 25th T. Brewer, Liverpool, flag dealerr
virtues.
tt in lat. 49, long. 23 : Canada, 29th ultimo, off Cape Clear;
PRICES OF GRAIN. amounted to 40 , Scots, &c. ; from the western and middling ' a state, that it is painful to contemplat • the condition of many
On the 3rd instant, at the Southern Hospital, in consequence
"laagaret henc fS' r 2-th Oct. in lat. BN, long. 23 W ;
eame.„._ , e or ingapo e, e BANKRUPTS.
------ districts, 500 Ilerefords, Dcvons, runts, &c. ; from other parts ' industrious and worthypersons who once maintained themselves
of the falline of the jibboom, on Tuesday, the 26th ult, on board
-..- _ !eon, hence for pernarnbuco, isth Oct. in )at. 4N, long. 20 James Maekan adaerPool, merchant, Dec. 20, Jan. 23, at 12 wheat, le 70its .... red s. d. s. d s. a. s, d of England,,4oo of var ,
ious 'calls • from Scotland, 200 horned in credit and ease by their industry on this manufacture. The - . • -
the W ashington, as she was hauline out of dock, THOMAS.
et, which had spoken the Stewarts, of this port, in lat SN, o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankraptey • soliei English new 66® 7 0 old .... 70e 7 3 and polled Scots, and from Ireland, 40 Beasts. . greater part are either atinted in their Employment, or are
of Mr. THOMAS H 0 RROCKS, Of No. 43, Great Richmond
son , ,
Icarig 25 W • - - * - t M Sh dCB df L '
• with loas of both topmasts ; Royal Alice, hence for ors, essrs.. arpean o. e ord-row , ondon ; and Messr Ditto, white 7- 7 6 sio. .... 76- 7 9 The supply of Sheep was fully equal to the wants of the trade. wholly unemployed, suffering privation upon privation, till hope
China S ' ' '
de was tolerably steady, yet last week's ad- is nearly destroyed. Though the silk glove trade is so seriously stree ,
t and formerly of Bury, te this county, aged 19.
. ept. 13, in lat. 2N, long. 13 W, with loss of all her top ali ler and Peel, Liverpool ; official assignee, Mr. Turner, Li Leah red - 6 g do. .... 63- 6 8 The Mutton tra .
Same day, in his 49th year, Mr. HOLLAND HOOLE, of the
Masts; Lady Milton hence for Mobile, 22rd ultimo, in lat. 45, verpool.
Ditto, white 6 8- 7 2 CIO, .... -.-.., -_ vanced rates were wi
'th difficulty supported. Calves, the supply depressed, still, upon the whole, it is a ahade better than other
fine of Lambert, Hoo e, and Jackson, Manchester.
long. Is ; Coax h * l very limited, met a very heavy demand at last branches-plain silk and silk knotted hose. The bobbin-net
„ ;
__ail,
_om er,
lience for Calcutta, 23rd Nov. in lat. 4a, long. John Wordsworth Robson and John Barrow, Limehouse, Rye, English, *qr — - —lirishtsofla - ,of which was .
Same day, Mrs. MARY RIDGE, youngest daughter of the
;'S
g.. 18
___E;
zeervl e, hence for Calcutta, 2.•nd Oct. in lat. la, Lonlon, patent pump manufacturer, Berley, Eni,lish
Ryv. R. Apsland, of Hackney, near London.
:3.11,
1.1.8.721
wt;thjyr, from Africa for this port, 27th Oct. in lat. Stephen Bicknell, Hendon, carman. dru
Seoteli S.: I sisaasa 60Ib 4 3- 5 0 ido. .... 3 9- 4 3 other kinds of Pigs were a mere g. lof nets are difficult to be made. The silk warp blonde trade is in
in lat. 23, long. 32.onathan Fall, hence for Vera C. az, 7th ultimo, John Sawyer, Egham, butcher. Male, English, ea qr —- brown.. GI 0 -65 0 FRIDAY, DEC. 6. ,
; the most gloomy state. The tatting branch is still good, and it Same day, at his res ,
idence South Shore-cottage, Sefton-.
street, after a long and painful illness, aged 47, Mr. THOMAS
Charles Carter, Saddinglon, Leicestershire, miller. Iris% - -- do. .... 56 0 -59 0 The stability of the great improvement in the trade of is with much pleasure we see the improved condition of this
GORE, much regretted by all who knew him.
_ ____________
Oais, ea 701 b. Smithfield last Friday was fully established to-day by the able bcdy of workmen, who carry on their business with the
Same day, in Upper Stanhope street, aged 40, Mr. THOMAS
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6. DIVIDENDS. Ea 'se 8, Scotch, new - -- old .... 36- 3 e extent of business done at equally as high rates generally _ .
utmost tranqeility and perseverance free from the dis
_„_. putes and
DIXON, a resident of this toe n, to rasrly of Whitehaven.
ta,moils.-No, . 2 0,;. -a in Jur!, nal.
ARRIVED,-Beiloua Ilu
in the face of a large supply. Of Be-:sts there were near 1,000
, gnet, from Fatras-and Eliza, Dec. 31, T. Todd, Manchester. cotton dealer-Dec.ll, A. hish. fine qualities 3- 3 1 a
Same day, at Spen-cettage, near Crcwle, eged 100 years, Airs.
from Quebec. —, Jacob, Manchester,: merchant-Jan. g, le W. B .
ntterworth good -
SARAH WATSON.
SAILED.-Tr;al, Jeans, for Villa Nova-Jenny Jon Hulme and Manchester, draper-Dee es JC 1 1 middeng
On the 4th instant, aged 2 years, RICHARD; son of Mr.
oup am and J.
for Syra-Energie, Flill, for Havana-Eliza Johnst
eos..elVpkem,
i Duncan, Liverpool, merchants-Dec 2. -' * uodried —- black .. 00- 0 0 tering, induced the butchers to purchase freely. The best qua- WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, Nov. 26• GEORGE DICKSON, Prince Edwin-street.
8, J. Benbow, Liverpool,
for Brazils-Maid of Athens, Bonfellow, for Constantinoetlr-e• timber merchant. • Welsh —- old .... ,30 - 3 6 lity of Beef and Mutton sold briskly at 4s 4d. per stone, and Total quantities per Pi ice per Same day, at the residence of his zrandrnothzr, Mrs. Booth,
Eagle, Herr, tor Ichaboe-St. George, Ferris, and RochePster, Beans, eaist7sli, ae qr - --- do. .....40 0 -45 o inferior descriptions were a good and pleasant trade at from 3r. Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter. Edge-ha'. aged 19, WILLIAM LAWS N
CERTIFICATES
Britton, for New York. To be granted unless c Scotch& i . ash ea 4Soib 40 0 -42 0 do. .... 40 0 -42 oto 4s. for the former, and from es. 2d. to 4s. for the latter. The Wheat 1:0 .... £39s 5 0 .4'2 6 6 Same day, aged 71, Mr. RICHARD . ONSDALE, late of Bold-
ause be shown to the contrary on the Pease Eog ;511, 'while- 39 0 -41 0 blue. •• • - -- supp'y of Calves was about 40 head below last Frlday's suppl
---
y• Oats
day of meeting. , .
Ann Man, Thomas, hence at Bombay
1)o. & I naa.... maple 36 0 --e8 0 grey .. i 35 0 -36 0 the number on sale to-day being 130, but the rates, however, of Barley
Jan. 8, J. and R. Davies -
Julius Cwsar, Wingate, from Ceylon, at Bombay . Cluswell. street, London, linen- le.,res,* qr
Mr. JAM aS WARDLE, le ler-press printer, Rem:Hy • f al an-
drapers-Dec. 31 G B 11 la t.
Oriental, Wilson, sailed Irom Bombay 3rd October for China, Frankland, L' •. a , -at., carpenter-Dec. 27, B, W, Fleur, ,if1,280i13 I was transacted at better pnces than really current, say 18-stone
. chester.
and Sophia, Johns, 16th Oct. for Moulmein bottom, Lancashire 1
iverpool, merchant Dee 3
-. 0, .J. Grundy, Rams- English, flee 35 0 -35 0 super .. 136 0 -38 0 Calves 4s. 6d , and inferior from 3s. Bd. The supply of Pigs was STATIONS OP THE BRITISH ARMY, Same day, at the residence of If s falher-in-law. Mr. llallowes,
Duchess of Kent, Atkinson ; Blakely, Gibson ; Abbots Read- drew, Ashton • woo len manufacturer-Dec. 30, T. B. An- Iri,,h - 0 0d0.....1 00- 0 0 somewhat below an average. The demand for Pork was good,
in his 42nd yean . X
• Me ALE -ANDER NOWELL
ing, Atkinson ; Harvest HOMe, Heron, and Hindoo, hence at worth, Hulme-under-Lyne, tea dealer-Jain 2, T. W. Butter- Oatmeal,* Li. of 240/b and pm. s w
• - ere from 3s. 4d. to 25. 6d. ON THE IST DEcamnE:., 184 s. St. Jamcs'-road,
LAX, surgeon, late of Halton.
Calcutta and Manchester, draper, Irish, new 24 0 24 6 old .... ,23 0 -`,4 0 •
(From Col ,trarn's United Service Magazine.) On the 6th instant. at Bos en, Lincenshire, Mr. WILLIAM
CER • IFICATES
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, DEC. 3. n Queen-square,
John Woodall, from London, at Calcutta To be granted by t•
[Where two places are mentioned, the last-named is that at BURTON, aged 23, father of Mr. S. A. Hurto ,
ne Court of Review unless cause be shewn
John M' Vicar, M'Leod, from Bombay, at Calcutta
Very little doing to-day in Cotton ; the demand may which the Depot of the Regiment is stationed.] in this town.
to the contrary on or before Dec. 27.
Guisachan, Henry, sailed from Calcu ta for China 7th Oct. W. Trumble, Liver • LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT.
Same day. aged 9 months ADRIAY, second son of Mr.
pool, licensed victualler-A. Patterson,
St. La
•e_ wrence, Newlands, and Lady East, Goidsmith, froM Liverpool, livery•stable keeper.
ers at very low prices, it is presumed with a 2nd Ditto-Hyde Park. 41st-Brecon. ADRIAN LOWE, jun., Breck- oad, Everton.
aarlhaY. at China /Isaias MADDER, ea cwt. s. d small buy ,
Same day, in ber 2ist year, MAR Y JOPLING, only daughter
Royal H.Guards-Windson 42d-Malta ; Isle of Wight.
The •
Montreal,Pot 24 s. d view to close sales, to send out by the packet to-morrow.
Reserve batt., Malta of the Rev. ROBERT MACLEAN, of Kensington-terrace,
Re odosia, Cai rick, sailed from Saugor Oth September; Flora 3E 24 6 Dutch, crop.... 80 0 *
-81 0 ist Dragn Gds.-Canterbury.
11 jr• I•PIUddY 21st • Esiher, and Harrison Chilton, 3sth ; John PRICES OF SHARES, DECEMBER 9. Pearl, new 25 0 -25 6 Ombro 69 0 -78 0 2d-Longford. 43d-Montreal; Carlis'e. Kirgdale.
aI, Col ' ' ' U. States, Pot 21 0 -22 0 F SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
On the 7th instant, Mr. JAMES PETTY, of this town.
G amene 57 0 -67 o ACCOUNT 0 3d-Ballincollig 44th-Plymouth.
teg, ._, es, erd October ; Isabella Hai nett, Newby, and Derby, ___________ __________
ee Lath October, al' for this port 4 Pearl none. Mull O- 0 0 From the 30t ov. o
h N t the sth Dec , Inclusive.
4th-Cabir 45th-Cape of Good Hope, I.W Same day, aged 7e, ELIZ sBE 111, wife of Mr. HALSALL
.c. Lawrenc
Iteeie re, Jackson, hence tor Manilla, at Anjer llth Aug. tn AMt. SHARES. Sales BARE, Quereit 70- 8 6 French, S.F.
On the Bth instant, at Somerville-street, Woodside, MAR
paid. Oak, Is ton 510 - 6to
46th-St. Vincent ; Newbridge.
F THE WEEK. 'in the week. ThisW kethisyear 6th-York.
GARET ELIZABETH, daughrer of Mr. W. ALLANSON, aged
DrUid' _ ver, from China for Sydney, at A njer 17th Augu. t ge This DaY. S.F.F 67 0 -71 0 SALES 0 I
---,--- ; 7111-C. G. Hope, Maidstone. 47th-Weedon.
Hi hie &am Sine re l r London at ditto 2-• th Au
Eupaarage ,„_. , apo o • g. e
_....____... ...................• - 5 0 E.S.F. .73 0 80 0 - ,
RAILWAYS. BRIMSTONE,* ton
lst Dragoons-Dublin 48th-Jamaica ; Hull. 2 years and 10 months.
Roberts, 3`iB, wilson, hence at Anjer 27th August, and Pamper°, E.5.F.F.80 0-84 0 100 , Sea Island lea 4ig I,} 1
Same day, aged 65, MARGARET, wife of Mr. P. MACAULEY
Old En st, both for China 20 2a Barnsley Junction - - ' .... 452300 ! 2d-Ediuburgh. 49th-Winehester.
at ginnelland, Liverpool, and Anthony Anderson, from China, 50 5 Bliktnhca3,s4.cliester& Chester.. 64 Tuscany.... -- - MOLASSES, W. ClVt. 10550 , Bowe .
d Georgia - 4a ! 3d-Bengal ; Maidstone 50th-Bengal; Chatham. Gill-strect
d 26 Mr EDWARD PICKERING, woolstapler,
A m
reta Br 103 100 einningham and Gloucester ...„ CASSIA LIGNEA,S. Lt. S. d St. Lucia, &c... 21 622 o j f Mobile
25 25 Ditto quarter
52d-New Brunswick ; Dover. Hanover-street.
13th ao n, own, hence at sincapore Ist September, and sailed zse.. 21 6 -23 0 8909 ; 1 Alabama and Tennes -- - / .... 672401 6th-Brighton
r natavia 25 5 Blackburn and Preston 8 CLOYER-SEED, * cwt. Bar & .Antigua. 24 6 -26 6 /7070 New orleans - qt 7th Hussars-Birmingham. 53d-Bengal; Chatham.
John Bilth 100 70 Bristol and Exeter
~,,._ Bth-Dublin. 54th-Mullingar.
[MONTHLY T.E7,01".T.]
Cane e---Y, Cawkett, from Calcutta, at Sincapore
1270
Se t ba, .lONVInan fr B. t,' t Sincapore, and sailed 23rd 5°
, 0111 a mut, a 33 Bristol and Gloucester
SOUTHERN AND TOXTETEI HOSPITAL,
P . for sae 5) 5 Caledonian
,i, n'Are 111
so 50 Chester and Birkenhead -
DEC. 1, ISI-I.
32 COCOA, .4), cwt. {Maranham .. --- il . iith Hus•ars-Dundolk. 57th-Madras ; Chatham.
a odd.
2Y. Garrick, sailed from Siam 4th Sept. and Heroine,
so
9 Ditto new Shares Trinidad..., 40 0- 45 0 Siena 40 0 -40 10 ' 340
Sawginned - fif lJ• • " } 34405 12th Lancers- Nottingham. 58th-N.S. Wales ; Chatham. IN PATIENTS. OCT PATIENTS.
A,.___ Ist Se, t. both for this port. ; Autumnus, White, 21st '
'''''
Admitted
25 5 Ditto half '
-"xlallSat, end Gilbert Henderson, Tweedie, 22nd, both for China
so
}3OO- 53 0 Portugal &C .. 38 0 -39 0 ----1/ • • • • / Cured and Relieved 2l Cured and Relieved B6
I i4th-•Bombay ; Maidstone. 6oth (ist battaliona-Fermoy.
5 Chester and Holyhead - ,
jeffriaa: Sprouie ; Wm. Prowse, Thempson ; Eleanor Russell, a 52
Levaet ........ 37 0 -39 0
Dead .... 4 l Dead
20 1 Chester and Wrexham
DeareraraiSurinasnakc, -- - I .... •• • • 15th Hussars-Madras • M'ston (2d batt.)-Canada ; pundee.
Bail: rid John Dugdale, Millwood, hence at Hong Kcng
.0
Palm,f t0n.... 25 0 - --
Under Treatment
boat alien, Pearson hence at ditto, with loss of topmast, 3 23 Dublin and Belfast - 60 0 Fish,* 952 galls. 1060 Egyptian
• and bulwarks • 50 5 Dublin and Cashel
--5 0 pale .. 33 10 -34 0 - - 1 .... 622 17th Lancers-Hounslow. 62d-Bengal ; Chatham. --
Chaplain, Rev. T. Nolan.
Albert 60 Dublin and Drogheda good& fine o. 63 0 i _
Grenadier Guards (Ist batt.) 63d-Madras ; Chatham.
50 Peruvian - -;1 1
to „.. Edward, White, hence at ditto, spoke the Adair, hence 75
0- 90 0 coloured-28 0 -32 0
House-Surgeon, Mr. J. H. Metcalfe.
25 23 Dundee and Perth
Portman-street Barrack. 64th-Northampton.
Bahama
Assistant House-Surgeon, Mr. T. W. Challinor.
a eanina, in the Straits of Sunda
good mid. .. 95 0-112 0 Cod 29 10 -30 0 . ***
-- - I 1 , (2d batte-Winchester. 65th-Castlebar.
a "naggie sailed f Aius for London 18th September 25 25 Eastern Counties
...... Laguayra
Treasurer, John Platt. Esq.
Tore a, rom Maun
fine mid. &c. 116 0-146 0 LINSEED, 14 C/Ct24 0 -24 6 : - - -
6 2-3 53s 4d Perpetual
),
.... 13258 (3d hatt) Wellington Barr
acks 66th-Dublin.
et is "
. ohnston, and England's queen, James, from Bombay 91s. 106 Dutch, triage } Kape,pale do. 37 0 -38 0.. Common West India.. I- - -
Donations of old linen w 11 be moet acceptable, the nature of
3o 0- 50 0
Coldstream Guards---(lst batt.) 67thg Manchester.
, eng Ron 6 2-3 13s 4d Perpetual, No. 2 - - -
the cases I equiring a large quantity.
+rant, " g 50 5o Edinburgh and Glasgow
--•- 1 I Tower. 68th-Walmer.
.
gangs," a onnell, Davies, from Sincapore, at Hong Kong
good &fine o. 50 0- 60 0 RICE, IV, curt ...... Smyrna
(2d batt) s t-George's Barracks 69th-Templem ore. . , --••
sualien • 123 123 Ditto quarter .
on 3rd Aug -Tapley M'Kee
igte a • Sailed from Hong C • • . •ee nedolug ... 65 0- 70 0 Caroliaa, dress. 22 0 -26 0 ...... Manilla - - J J Scotch FusileerGrds-(lst bait) 70th-Manehester
LIVERPOOL INFIRMA_RY REPORT, DEC. 7.
/.7,.;•„,,ug., and Inglewood, Kerr, 224 Aug., all for this port ; aa 20 Edinburgh, Leith and Granton....
good raid. es egg so ia aond 16 0 -18 0 3060 Surat 23 -31 .
'W:A4y, Kelso, for Amoy and Chusan, Ist Aug.; Ma y Ann, 20 5 - Ditto, preference-shares ii le natl., &e. 1" " 0 Eedeal, (rd. dole 0 -10 ..... Madras - 1 .... 1136110 i 1N indsor. 71st-Grenada ;lale of Wight _
14 Glasgow and Dumfries
an 1 (20 batt.)-,-St. John's Wood. Reserve bett., Canada
gia-taa! Mr thn northern ports, 2rd of Aug. ; Elvira, Gething, for 25 Mocha
DISCHARGED ADMITTED.
Atrulita. sth of Aug. and Orixa, Chaistiain for Whampoa, •28th 25 25 G,risg•ow, Paisley, & Greenock ..
Ceylon - 85 0 Aitken -- -- - '' ' • "" Ist Foot (Ist batta-Gibraltar, 72d-Cork.
_____
_______ I
In-patients cured l5 In-patients
g----Ro I' t C ' . 123 123 Ditto half sh-res
Java - 45 0 Ito 2.1, y.• gakon, ii. bond.
n one.
43270 bales 1443382 I Clan. Castle. 730-Dublin.
111e-ev. ya is , ooper, sailed from Alexandria for this port 22c1
13 Ditto preference
Relieved and at own request 8 Out-patients
•• ' •
Alexa ietoria, Gresley, hence at Beyrout, and sailed 6th ult. for 73 Havana Jaeagica, ---- a
Made Out-patients 0 Casuals during the week.. 7
50 so Glasgow and Ayr
es..--
Maria-Tom Banks, Jones, hence at Beyrout.
123 123 Ditto quarter shares good & fine.. 35 0- 45 0 12 to 16 o. p... 210- 3 4 NORTH HAY MARKET, DECEMBER 9. 2d Foot-Bombay ; Chatham. 75th-Newport, South Wales.
3 Remaining in the house . 219
Irregular
100 100 atand J unction 2213 4 5 St. Domingo.. 26 028 0 stron:;e, 3- 4 6 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. 3d-Bengal ; sheerness. 76th Pot tsmouth
Dead
SATURDAY DECEMBER 7 -Wind S.S.E. fresh.' so 50 Ditto half shares 11 312 Brazil 3O 0- 32 0 choice marl_ s.. 46-5 6 .. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 4th-Madras , Chatham. 77th-Jamalea , Carlow
Aitazys .la 1 f *St J h N B Crl• e 25
St.__ D.-George, gne i. rom . on, ..-ao in , 1 3 123 Quarter
23 One-eighth - 80 0 SAFFLOWER, 'Pelee.
163 3i 17 DYEWOODS,* ton 4. s. 4. s. Bengal, Hay, Old 20Ib .. 011® 1 13 Potatoes, la, 901 b. sth-Belfast.
6th-Dublin. 78th-Bombay ; Chatham. •
79th-Gibraltar ; Naas. Consulting Surgeons, air. Forshaw and Mr. Dawson .
ensuley, from Zante-E1 landadao, Auckeana, irom Bil boa-Pet, 2
new .• • . - 1 1 Cups l- 1 11 Chaplain... ...... Rev. Thos. Harries.
7th-Gibraltar ; Plymouth. 80th-Bengal ; Chatham
•enotton, from Bordeaux-Swallow, Wilson, from Rotterdam. 100 100 eireat North of England - 5 5 good & 6ae-t 60- 7 5 Clover, new .... 0 83- 1 0 Short-t Apothecary, Mr. George Padley.
1 o 81st-Canada ; Templemore.
Bth-Bolton.
House Visitors, J. Cropper and C. Turner, Esqrs.
, Sanarn -Helen, Sullivan, and Laßelle Barberie, Toole, for 100 75 .ireat Western 1453 6 Hon. & Dom. 5 15- G o ord. es: mid 410- 5 15 Green ditto .... 0 0 0 0 ' °Ps
- 1 8 - 1
Pink-eyes .. 2 0- 2 3 901-Bengal; Chatham. sad-Canada; Tralee.
.Chaboe-.Typer, Ellis, for Bombay-Reliance, Bedford, for 50 50 Ditto Half Shares - 712 6 Bombay - 2 16 Straw, Wheat... 0 31- 043 Cattle
1 5- 1 7 10th-Bengal; Chatham. 83d-Leeds.
JAMES BOLD. Treasurer.
eaCeara-Waterville, Mills, for Monte Video-Eliza Kinkaid, 20 4 Ditto Fifth Shares - 5 0 SA-,TruTP a, ge cwt. s. d. al Oat O- 0 43 iTurnips, * ton 20 0 -23 0 11th-Chatham. ForN.S.Wales 84th-Madras ; Chatham.
ri'Whirter, for Rio Janeiro-Jupiter, Carter, for Charleston- 50 •50 Hull and Selby Tampico 65-6 10 East ineia '2 0 28a* n ; Barley O- 0 33 !Carrots... ..... 29 0 -31 0 12th Mauritius; Isle Wight. ssth-Barbadoes : Londondeny ea
es_eielen, Hicks, and Henry Gardener, Webster, for Mobile- 123 10 Ditto quarter Puerto Cabello 00- 0 0 SouthAmericanl3 0 - I
-13 6 ,
Reserve ban., Mauritius 86th-Bombay ; Chatham. NORTHERN HOSPITAL, DEC. 7.
warren Hastings, Mason ; Victory, White; Chieftain, Williams, 50 10 Lancaster and Carlisle
and Laurel, Knarston, for New Orleans-Margaret, Daly, for 50 473 Lancaster and Preston
[WEEKLY REPORT.]
HORATIO-STREET. 14th-Canada ; Belturbet 88th-Malta ; Aberdeen.
Newfoundland-George, Hlenek, for Elsinore-Concordia, 373 19 Ditto three-quarter shares .... Rio de la Hache liver and block 32 0 -45 0 ,
ADMITTED. DISCHARGED.
aanseo, for Hamburgh-Borussia, Haman, for Stettin-Medium, 100 100 isiverpool and Manchester - 11 0 SKINS, , 15th-Limeriek. 89th-Canada ; Newbridge.
Accidents 8 I Cured
Neay, for Venice. 50 50 Ditto half shares - 0 0 Neotele aa doe C 0
, c • . -12 0 [MONTHLY REPoRT.] I 16th-Dublin. 90th-Ceylon ; Clonmel.
Medical and Surgical cases I Relieved and at own request 6
-- 40 - Ditto new
' Upon recommendation ... 14 Attending as Out Patients. 3
Montezuma Lowlier, from New York, sailed 16th Nov. On 25 23 Liverpool, Ormskirk & Preston Lima, solid - 14 0 I Seal, each 2 3 -._ 2 IN PATIENTS. OUT PATIENTS. 18th-China ; Chatham. Reserve batt., C. G.Hope. Irregular
:tl. Dee. at 11, a.M. oir Waterford, saw the Acadia (steamera Stock. 100 Loadon and Birmingham • • Barwood, Ango.s 0- 551 So 02,!Ac, as cwt. 6Ad mited .. 9 Admitted 5B 19th Cephalonia ; Jersey. 92d-Glasgow.
T0ta1.... ..
or Halifax. 32 2 Ditto .t'32 shares 304 I i Gaboon .... 3 12- 4 5 Sicily 9 6 -10 0 D.s barged, well
• Remaaningin the Hospital.. 70.
Am
Rental oing in Wards. Total admission for the Reserve batt., Bermuda,94th-Madras ; Chatham
Camwood .... 10 0- 22 0 Palermo
--
, bassador Tait and Garrow, Bolton, hence at Ichaboe 25 2 Ditto quarter shares 2S4 3a 3 10 o -10
aillsoch • • ' , '
Red San. Wood 6 15- 7 5 'Plicate a 0 - 9 Mothers
Liv ristle, ( ornelis, hence at Ostend 5U 45 London & Brighton
8 0 Infants
erpoca • 124 124 Ditto Loan Notes
House Visitors, Daniel Neilson and Jaques Myers, Esqrs.
nee, , Eldridge, hence at New York
5 6- 6 6 -
• ht
aroe.." ator, Angel, sailed from Palermo, for this Port, 13th 50 50 London and South Westeru .... 84 Riga. P.T.R. .. 35 0- 36 0 Tyrolese - 8 6 iota admission for the 23d-Baebadoes ; Isle of Wight. 97th-Coifu ; Isle of Wig . Treasurer, R. W. Batcson, Esq.
Reserve batt. Corfu.
ember.
40 6 Ditto new shares - 33 0 EccAn. * cart. year
9sth-China ; Chatham.
Consulting Surgeon, Thos. Blackburn, Esq. 24th-Kilkenny.
g:n°' •----, from Riga, for this port, at Stromness. 50 23 London and 1 ork - 42 0 D.P. I`,'lty,covado
99th-N. S. Wales ; Chatham. a
,g cY Jack S 1 Dutch & Flem. 45 0 SO 0 moiss brown 54 6 .-55 6 -- Treasurer, Samuel Woods, jun. Esq., India-buildings. 25th-Madras ; Chatham.
Rifle B (Istb.)-Corfn ; Athlone LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
valentine , a ter, from Montreal, off Cape Clear. 50 5 Leeds and Bradford
26th-Neweastle-upon-Tyne
Brother , Goose, from Seville, at Crookhaven, leaky. 4() 40 Manchester and Binningliam .... GALLS, `f; curt. d. y brown .. 56 0 -57 6 PRICES OF TIMBER AT LIVERPOOL. 27th-cape G. Hone ; Gue.rnsey (2
. d batte-Halifax,N.S.,lsleW.
viege_s• Hill, from St. Andrew, at ditto 10 2 Ditto quarter... .5 Is. ad. Tuskey, blue .. 56 0- 57 0 i good & mid.. 58 6 -64 0. __
28th-Bombay ; Chatham. Reserve batt., Halifax, N. S. Direct. I direct I Direct. Indirect
esalialua, Jones from Valentia, at ditto 25 2i Manchester, Bolton & Rossendale mixed 45 048 0 fine &v. fine 65 0 -68 0 WOOD, Deals, 120 stand. m. duty paid Duty. 29th-Berigal • Chatham.
, Ist W. I. Regt. Demerara, &c. --- -- ---'— --
bas,..:. M`Guffie, from Westport, at ditto - 93 Manchester, Bolton, & Bury .... East Ineia .... 53 0- 54 0 lalairelaus, ' Aechangel ...... 419 0 raa 0 0 30th-Limerick. and-Jamaica. Australia .. .„ July 31. Lima .. Aug. 19.
Bahia .... .. Oct. 11. Maranham
Bosa_----. from ditto ditto 100 7° Manchester and Leeds
sad-Dublin. 3d-Nassau, Sierra Leone, &c.
Ceylon Rifle Regt.-Ceylon. Barbadoes .. Oct. 24 Mauritius .. .. Sept. 13.
syraiett,nna• Creighton, from Ichaboe, off Cove 50 30 Ditto half shares
16 10 -- 17 0 1. 0 :'.::
"a 33d-N. Brunswick, Cork. R. Canada Rifle Reg.-Canada. Bombay .. .. Nov . 1 Mobile .... .. Nov. 7.
traniaa--,- , from Miramichi, off ditto 25 2 Ditto quarter shares - 16 10 go. a
34th-Athlone Cape Mounted Riflemen-Cape B. Ayres .. .. Sept. 22. Monte Video. a. Sept. 24.
Erne,. ; 4einla. from Barbary, at ditto E. India, in bd. 15 0- 20 0 East ineia, Design' Pe' e.elniese
Stock. 100 Midland Counties lOB4 8 i .... 15 0 - 19 0 i e ge,
Calcutta .. Oct. 22. N. Orleans .. .. Nov. 6.
35th-Mauritius ; Nenagh. of Good Hope.
Are aid, Thomas, from Terceira, at Scilly
Gen, *ewe. E i/F or 42 0 -49 0 PLAN as, ~/C.' :Oa of 2inch es thick . .., ,
1 seer
20 2 I•sth Shares
3fith-Newry. RoyalNewfoundlandCompanies G. G. Hope .. .. 17. New York .. .. .. IS
a lat. ant •---, from Dalhousie at Cove. On 27th November, Arabic, Torkey 0o- 0 0 beowe & ye). 51 0 -55 0 Danz'r., Decy .............. 0 33- 043 is: o
C "'long 21 k 0i• d 25 13 Newcastle and Berwick
East India. 00- 0 0 good al..)i. 1111265 0 70 0 Bleach 'Ansel lean Pine - 021 Jai,' 37th-Gosport. -Newfoundland. Charleston .. Nov. 11. Pernambuco . .. Oct. 18.
e orsair as • . spo e the xor .
'eat. g ' "raining, from Ichaboe at Plymouth ; sailed 29th 100 100 Newcastle and Carlisle ..
Barbary - 68 o -71 o LATUWOOO. perf:Airom. 35th-Gibraltar ; Boyle. Royal Malta Fencibles, Malta. China .... .. Sept. I. Rio Janeiro.. .. Oct. 12.
•
25 21 INeweastle and Darlington June.
Senegal ••••00- 0 0 al einna, to bit. 15 - 0 -19 6 Danzig, 4 feet .............. aa 80- 0 0 .t. 2 Os 39th-Bengal ; Chatham. Et. Helena Regt.- St. Helena. Demerara .. Oct. 19. Savannah .. .. Nov. 3.
4 bon,eft
tthe Bank and Columbialoading.
25 5 iNorth British
Paula la, ton ..e 8. eB. HB.VP oa, do. 13i,tish A raericaa 5- 0 0 is. Havana .. .. Nov. 2. St. Helena .. .. Oct. 11.
Stern. ‘,.;_,Yl h one of her sides stove in, aud Chirnmra on her 100 i North Union (A.) 1473 8
100 P'burg, elea.u.. 27 10- 29 10 brow," lB 0 -19 0 IKAGOGANT, pCI- foot of 1 i rich thick.
Jamaica .. .. Oct. 22. Valparaiso . .. Aug. Is.
A ears Washed on shore at We aford, 2nd December - Ditto (5., oatshot 26 0- 16 10 Wow . .... 20 0 22 6 Honduras - 0 8 'socl. PACKET LIST. Laguira .. • • ~ 28 Vera Cruz .. .. Oct. 22.
°ll her stir, timber laden, dismasted and abandoned, with EEN 5-0 50 Preston and Wyre
Qs 0- 2s 10 while 0rd.... 24 0 26 0 Cuba -
ft!ga,Rlilne .
08-1 o s 4
I 205.
Stove,
warn, ',unposed to benng to Aberdeen, and with b
ow 100 100 Runcorn Gap
outshot 27 0- 27 10 good ac eae.. 29 0 -31 0 St. Domingo l- 1 6 GENERAL PosT-omcz, December 6.
~ Zephyr s.passed 22nd Nov. in lat. 50 N, long. 22 W
100 100 Ditto preference
A, chensel .... 0 0- 0 o Brazil, 6,, 60,2 a.
OAK PLANKS,BritiShAmmican 2 0 - 2 6 e ~,, -
:Ind fro-'•S'arPenter, from Benin, at Cove ; sailed 24th August, „5 14 Sheffield and Lincoln - 25 0 brovaa l5 0 -18 0 , tea 5 woon, per cubiefeet .. •.90 - 3 6 I ''''s oi K •E:, .7,
perle•
--..Z...—• ~, mo ..4 ty.-- S. ..4 "" . CS) .-, -.--'SOaL"),CeMF:C/1 -_____
4.04. , "41'._ernando Po sth Sept. On 13th October, in lat. 17 N„ % I
823 Sheffield and Manchester ,97 Bombay l4 0- 20 0 yellow o- 0 0 1 STAVES, per 1200. Eia a, E.. .e 2- a. t. to= EM.r- . Tsbi 5 mai .'• g ''' ,Ift:g (From the Railway Magazine of Saturday.)
uaYs, sabigipoke the Peru, from Benin for Liverpool, out 31 I:,`,'
8 Quarter - 14 o white coed. .. 29 021 0 Danzig, C. Pipe ZlOO 0 -140 0 i wog 9.:,-r• cs2.l ''',;,e,`-:--,c.a.,31=',an.Pra5,=,,E.g,..3 The following calculation of the last weekly returns of 47
roPgst til' rePorted that the small pox had broken out at Benin aa
23 Scottish Central
HIDES, Ox and Cow, sa• lb good and firlC22 024 0 13hd. 6O 0-70 0 I 285. do. g,,,,mi 'S',.., .TV.ic'ks,lo'.l,..:3 51''''''ss : ff, ~5" ; railways, 1,769 miles in length, given in our present number,
,euroka., e natives and Kroomen, but had not attacked the ',::A•
5 Shrewsbury and Grand Junction. E. Ayres anti Monte Video. TA r.i,ow 20 cwt. Cleebee, red. to 14 in. thick, }3_ _ 51 gi ti w •-• P' a. 4w p 0 is' - t'' qi •••' 1.-. CI. ,i 1 will:we believe, be of interest : -Number of passengers on 34
'4 Ile "8. On i
a u- 55 0 -.;..5), R.q -av t-'40.g0 ci.
e for p 9th Nov. in lat. 36, long. 24, spoke the Dyson, `',"o 50 South Eastern and Dover 3oi 9 i si'l 9 ie CeAor & mid. 0 5,1 - 0 631 rbusgh, Y.C. 41 9 -42 3 and 53 feet long
~,s, railways, 3.8,061. The receipts for passengers on 47 railways,
ernanibueo 1
. .
50 - New shares . . good &p• ime.. 0 6.i- 0 731 Odessa 40 9 -41 3 Do. Puncheon l2 0-18 0 2>E4 ..r.:m :0743M-°nSoma vecir ea I'4' e 66,890 ; ditto for goods on 46 railways, .e 29,293 I total,
____________
=„ „ g fir,lJ g =.-5,, g a
° 9' .696.173. This is an average of '543 per mile per week.
8 SUNDAY 20 2 Trent Valley - 654 Archangel .... 39 0 -39 611 ID DER, per cubic foot. s. d. s. d. 9
aco g m sz• a, e.. ei, = ...-,.. _ =. Tv; z V.:
2 _ AlL2b ____,,,„ ~ , DECEMBER 8.-Wind S.S.E. fresh. 50 29i Ulster N. Antes. salted 03;- 0 % Buenos Ayres.. 35 0 -40 0 Oak 2- a 6 Ms 3 as-1 rna5,..,....,- =a4S'Sxi,s, . '-' ,- --
cn D Passen- ' Cor. wk.. tz t.
-•ock s . ' "'Lining. Tath
,V" tu'. r•wa42F-'-'-%Fgg.6- :t: .-3 - NAME. I Money.
Slaw; • r calcurta_,,,, . er, f r Ichaboe-Sir H. Harding, 20 20 Yarmouth and /gomr7iilchd
Eas:-.11 - 1 6
B.P. Is, -:1 = L'l as i gers. last year Fir,
to_ r.idge, kir mob. stsinfa, Forsyth, for Barbadoes-Satellite, 50 50 York and North lan - 65 1 Stockholm .... 12 6 -13 0 red l- I 10
g 0 g 0 •.• "7-, -;
;VI *g. t igr LI - —' _ _
11.,LsIgill. for New 'ol'7-Howard, Callan, for Savannah-Pallas, 25 25 Ditto half Shares Rio, thy - 1 84
..colitsa
ei. a t 11, t, ii. 0, ~ 2r572 : ft 0 Arbroath and Forfar I - .4177 e2Ol 33
, Pulpeiro fr-eans-Oporto, Barnes, for Oporto-and ss 10 Ditto, (Scarborough) - 111 ir. ev .--. CA r• ..
8 .
or Bilboa. York and Selby X5O shares Odessa, &c. dry 05- 0 6 Virginia ll 6 -12 0 Memel .-....., .........,
1 73- 2 0 130 s Od ssi Id. '-••-• ‘-y--.4---1,----.0 ,-..,...„-.0 Birmingham and Derby .... ' - s_ - -
SO -
~ Birmingham and Gloucester..' - 2055 1622 23
ii. baoUcY Jack, Salter --------
Ditto e 25 shares W. India, d,y.. 05- 0 6 TARTAR, * cwt. Riga.red 19- 1 10 ._,. ______________
ol SS Z '-1 Isl
°om fro • 25 -
• salted.. 04- 0 6 i Cream of Tartar6l 0 -61 0 -..-•---• - - 663 3
trettwa,,,, head And c:i na Montreal, at this port, with loss of
---- ti -7; 14 o
The ~.-. bound gt water, having been in contact with an FRENCH, &e. RAILWAYS. East India .... 07- 1 0 1 brown and ye 1.48 .0 -34 0 PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S. 2. o• a a o -,` 2' i• -
r.- Bristol and Gloucester i 3671 1006 - -
,
earner 1 5 i Kips, B.A. dry. 0 7- 0 134 TEA, la tb. in bond.
.7, "•
.-i c 9, •
= ,T,'"' 4cs )4 Chester and Birkenhead , 41113 430 337 li
r,.. Learner lost he •
, ast night, off the Crosby Light Ship;
a Boulogne and Amiens
_______________ .• a .., SC a 7f 33 584
,•neshire W• r mainmast 20
; Central of France - 0 6 I Outward. Home. o• st:a. o n• l''rlr .c'e' ra' Dublin aod Drogheda - -
/Vestal 'tch. hence 20
Ho ass HAIR,* lb. Fokein - LONDON & LIVERPOOL, --- el oes„e 9. g 0 ,-, .., :-...., g .= Dublin and Kingstown I - - 847 6
o ~ o
..
se oreland. Ke d at Smyrna - L ons and Avignon
—__ --,____-- .1 4, e is
e„, =si ,at , .., ct• lig,. Dundee ard Arbroath 4145 299 257 4
.v 04,70 MI Christall n all, hence at Bremen 23 2 Y
Orleans and Bourdeaux - 0 731 Congou, com. 011- I I to Er' =• 9 '4' X f,;" cir,
itl'llber . . Broad, sailed from Smyrna for Liverpool lath 20 1 Paris and Lyons - 094 mid. to fine. 16- 2 6 Jamaica. 1 .... .... .... ....
...1 ts 4 .Z 4
0.5 s Od® 30 0 30s Od iStAug 1 •,, • 0 X
SC a • o
.
••" gS' g .4 Pa- Durham and Sanderland .... 3379 1036 706 2
• * Edinburgh and Glasgow .... 13300 2663 18.91 43
' l'entabetil Runt 20 2
Paris and Orleans - 1 6 Twankay, corn. Ila- 1 2 Leeward Isl. Dem. & Berbie 20 o- 0 0 20 - ' Qi.
0-So 0 3 o a e E-• r- . 4 ~.
Li_ eath, f_ er, Hunter, •from Taganrog, and Intrepid, 20 20 391 combed - 2 0 mid. to good 1.3- 1 10 Ilonduras 0 - o cs . . ,
-.. Eastern Counties... l5lOO 3634 3024 33
I°lll Ode Paris and ROllerl - 60 0 = 5: •-•
e.. 4 o Glasgow and Ayr 14258 1472 1169 43
sr,s. 6d. INDIGO,* /b. in bond• Pekoe, Orange 14- 2 8 Havana .. 35 0-50033 0 - 44 0 g• '..i as
irrrPool. 16th is ssa• at Constantinople, and both sailed for 20 20
Paris and Strausburgh
....„_,
.. 12082 715
_0
tie_ ovember 20 2 Bengal. Campoi, Sew Yo,k, Boston 25 0-300 17 6 - 8 Glasgow and Paisley 662 23
Vre 'll 11Untl
la- Rouen and Havre -
20 0 ~._ si3
.9 k Grand Junction - 6963 6630 10
Bou,_ Y, Gourley, from Prince Edward Island, at 20
ja• Strasburgh and Basle pur. & violet 00- 0 0 corn. to good none , • -',les'asa, Savannah 3O 0-00200 - • 0 s- = Po il e° Great North of England .... - 1557 1261 57a
c,,_,,cn0..,__
20
- • Sambre and Meuse blue & violet 00- 0 0 Hyson Skin.... 10- 1 1 New Orleans - 3q e ii, k 74 .1. ~ N.- °
13 Great Western 272463 13284 11134 7
;Toe. c_tregarthen, from Messina, at Cove 20 2
Tours and Nantes - 0 0 mid. to fine 14- 1 10 fs•niula - ie 0 .9. o
~ t'
.. E Liverpool and Manchester .. - 4316 3541 111
..y.vsls.r.t,:Sln, front Miramichi, ditto 20 1 violet, & fine 50- 5 6 Souchong, corn. 12- 1 4 E it'sh 'Korth America OO-000 0 - 0 0 a'
.T. i London and Birmingham.... - 13693 13371 i.
grar..l ed0,1,-,!:_yoptx, Nov 17 -The Harebell, from Liverpool, LLANEOUS. ord. & mid. 43- 5 0 good to flue 16- 2 9 Pacnroonaland ea a a-
b "'age `ins Port 1 '' • BANKS, and MISCE 90- 00 00-. 00 London and Blackwall 43846
ft al 708 618 0
et, I_, nod 1,4_,..n est night, with loss of bowsprit and other violet & cop. Pekoe, flowery 2 0- 3 0 LiTzilS
ani Liverpool Bank. - 4 0 25 0-30025 0 - 30 0 ,s • g London and Brighton
tae,r foruZintacafr, g tw!nty. four inches water. per hour, having 100
•sa • k g Company •• • •
Ditto Ban in mixed .. Hysoll, Com... 1 8- 2 2 rver Plate - (W 9 •
•
• w London and Croydon ........ 9682 1009 234 33
. f___ arseilles ,49allipoh, with the Cosmohtano, from Odes- 20 10
Ditto Borough Bank cop. g. & fine. 3 6- 4 0 fine 2 6- 4 0 East 'lndies - .5
40 0350- 40 0 Ll.' London and Greenwich ...... 37603 782 639 aila
110r..,r1 Oaess . hich suuk ; crew saved. Direction, Don- 20 10 1 - 3 6 Young Hyson 10- 3 0 Cl•na 5O 0-60060 0 - 70 0 .
a Southwestern .............. -
Ditto Commercia
50 1 I 4879 71
bee, a ad, so a for Cork or Falmouth, which arrived here 12th 10 10 con. quality 23- 4 3 Imperial
1 6- 3 3 I Batavia 35 0- 40 0 95 0 - .
. F„-• Manchester, Bolton, and Bury - 830 705 43
CA 4tvey much water on the passage down, that she has 1000 500 Ditto Royal
Oude I 4- 4 0 Gunpowder raw South Wales
40 0-50 0 40 0 sa % . Ss Manchester and Drmingha
_ itv . ed, and • Ditto Uni,,n
VI o tl tt t: IZI t 1 rn. - 2975 2517 .6
'Liver', 'taros; _ will tranship her cargo to repair 20 10 f ict Madras 2- 4 6 good and fine 20- 5 0 cape of Good Hope
masieel for .: uee. 5.-The Port Madoc Packet, Jones, from 20 10 Manchester & I,iverpool Dsc r .
Guatimala, V lb. TOBACCO,* Ib. in bond. Africa 3O 0 - _ , ____ ~,
105 0 I.l'
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K been isrillheli, foundered this morning off Holyhead, 10 10 North and South Wales.. ........
Floras - 49 J. River, Leaf.. 020 24 0 ibraltar .. - 6385 5358 g
"I contact with a large brig ; crew saved. 20 173 Anderton Carrying, Corapany •• • •
Sobres 3 0- 4 0 Stemmed 0 0 0 0 I sma, Valparaiso, &c.
50 0-CO 0 -40 0-sn a ea = X X Z Pa -
Newcastle and Darlington .. - 8640 7826 78s
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x .., Newcastle and Carlisle - 1668 1361 4
100 - Coal Gas Company ............
Carraeas, Flo- 39- 4 6 Maryland .... 00- 0 0 Smyrna and Constantinople. 30 0-0040 0 - 30 0 .ir r. ,a. ~ Et Newcastle and North Shields 14754 340 315 2
TIDE TABLE. ]OO - Ditto new shares. ............
Sobres 3- 4 0 TurtsiEßlC, VI; cwt. in bond. Malaga - 2: 00
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Cortes I6- 2 9 Bengal 12 0 -16 0 Madeira - 20 0 iir .., ;a North Union .. 7313 1409 806 43
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D.T. and prime 16- 2 6 American .... 60- 8 10 lesbon - 6 - 20 0 :s * o - g Pans and Rouen 12466 3272 3325 7
20 . 23 Liverpool Fire and Life ...... ....
mid. to good 05-1 6 VA LONIA, * 10n..e 5 e s Cadiz
Theanes- 11 11 9 11 33 19 6 100 100 Liverpool Dock Bend ............
17 6-20 0 w Preston and Wyre -
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ord. & infer. 9 13- 0 4 Smyrna, pickedls 0 -21 0 ysance - -- 20 0- 25 a •
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Iday. 2 0 . -- 20 0 Georgian stationary. 40 10 Mashie Assurance Company •• • •
MADDER ROOTS sis cat. Mores lO 0 -15 0 Holland - 50 0 30 0- 40 0 - -
.)at,1,..., •13 ' 047 20 0 Ma • h 55m. m. 100 100
rs rises 3 New Gas & Coke Company. • • • •
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Simian), .. - 60 0 sO 0- 50 0 - •
14 'I4Y. 2 0 3 19 2 Lucy. 25 25 Ditto, quarter
ti '-4 • ti * Taff Vale ..
African -7 to : Cottenburg, Stockholm .... 0 0 - 13 0 _ _ ,i, t 1 t:1 tl
Tripoli & Syria none
n, Ulster 9147 616 523 5
oao 13 , 225 18 3 Venus rises 4h 45m 20 20 Rock Ferry
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3ao 16 8 3rd Sunday in Advent. 10 10 Steam Tug Company
P P Yarmouth and Norwich .... 2024 175 - -
00 - --• American .... 60- 7 15 Oporto . - 0 0 :: I
4 7 15 2 Cam. Mich. Term ends. Naples
'Os ,V.,. -.., -.4 ~ york and North Midland..., 106273 :259 1976 141

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