The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14 00:00:00

vigilance, to the low characters of t

On Saturday,another of the officers of

d as he was returning on hors

Ie toitec

through mor

years of

rliamentary strife, payiko /c
menses of his warfare with sli

at last, having just witnessed the triumph of the cause to
which he had sacrificed his life and fortune, and having
just sold his last acre! An offer was made to him, at the

close of his career, to purchase for him, by a private sub-
scription, a new estate, as the gift of the grateful British
people. The offer was thankfully but firmly declined;
:er under the
rd spent his
avourmg to improve the condition
most degraded portion of Europe's denizens—the

life and fortune in E
of t

ages"
the
ent his Britishl
ife andan
the oppressed
portion of his days in forming and establishing upon a
broad foundation of society, whose benefits will extend
unto—yea, through—" age of
Foreign Bible Society. Josiah Pt
his strength in rearing an institution which has caused,
lerness to
; forth
is unto .—the highly succeF.sfultch Church
Missed gag,aasr ya
ISi
foec,ise twy .0 r k
ini c htaheel
aTubsoe moafs Saddler en-
' `ory operatives, and spent his life and strength in en_
to obtain. and in some d

im as the rose

athen t

.1 obtain, a

_._,
were ground down ; and to turn to the Eii.shas on whoa'
the mantle of this Elijah has fallen—Lord Ashley, and
" Honest John Fielden," are carrying on, con amore,
that work of true benevolence. These all toiled, or are
toiling, without fee or reward of a pecuniary character,
. •

and without expectation of any return for their labours,
beyond that glorious and indestructible satisfaction which
must inevitably result from doing good. Ilow different
is it with the agitation of the Leaguers! They have
toiled for the benefit of their own class—the millocrats
and moneyed capitalists—a class who are able to pay
largely for success ; and now, as a specimen of the wages
of agitation, Mr. George Wilson is to receive, as a "testi-
monial," ten thousand pounds, and Mr. Richard Cobden
one hundred thousand ! !—Herald.

LAW INTELLIGENCE

The assizes commenced at York on Fri
Tha London Gazette of Tuesday -
pointment of T. J, Knowles, Esq.,
tenant for the county palatine of La
r. -- ^ of i" Mr. Jt

s the sp-

uty Licit—

in consequence _ ....,less al,. ..
not be able to take the Midland circuit, anu

Serjeant

Gaselee has been appointed to take his' phic

WINCHESTER, JULY 6.—Notice hls been given that
Captain Hawkey will surrender to take his trial at these
assizes, for killing in a duel Lieutenant Seaton, at Stoke
Bay, Gosport, about 14 months ago.—Globe.

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The late Chief Justice of the Common Pleas was to have
pronounced judgment in the case of the crown jewels of
Hanover on Monday, a case that has now been several
years pending, and that probably his death will postpone
the arrangement of for an indifinite time.

TESTIMONIAL TO MR. COBDEN

A public meeting was held in the Cotton Sal
the Exchange, on Thursday, for the purno
subscriptions to the testimonial to be
Cobden. The attendance included reT
many of the first firms of the town
W. BROWN, ESC

!s-room of
promoting
ed to Mr.

tives from

was called to the chair. Having stated tE
meeting, and eulogised the character of
said it might appear that Mr. Bright, 11
Mr. Wilson, should have been included
nial ; but the comn-'" t

cts of the

Ir. Cobden, he
r. Villiers, and

the testimo-

ee a
isable (although the others were hizl

'lvied it ad-
erving) to
fining it to
por—

make it IT
Mr. Cobc

Mr. Cot

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TIRE LIVERPOOL STANDARD
July 14, 1846.
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At tpputg iintelligencr. lIIIRKE'fS, LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, JULY 13. i LONDON GAZET",E.
-............., The supply of Beasts at our market to-day has been small,
which met with brisk sale at prices a shade higher. We had a ---,aft
..—..„,&,—. PARTNERSHIPS
WA.RRINGTON CORN MARKET, JULY 7.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.—LIGHTS IN BANKS STRAIT, good supply of Sheep and Lambs, w6hdie.hmet with dull sale.
Beef, 6d to sid per lb ; Mutton, 6d to i , Lamb, 'filers and Davidson, Liverpot
Total 4 aantities per Price per
VAN DIEMEN'S LAND. regards S. DaVidson—N. Ilindha,
Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter. — • Tyne, and South Shields, timber
REVOLVING LIGHT ON SWAN ISLAND.—This light, which has _teat
192 .... 4470 8 0 ..... ... 42 9 o BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, JULY 8. Co., Heaton Norris, Lancashire
been recently established for the purpose of leading through W
Banks Strait, revolves once in every minute, and then shoWs a Barley — .•„ 0 0 0
0 0 0
Ik limit blaze of 2i second; in duration. The toweP Is 74 feet in Oats .... ..
Wheat, at the prices of last week, and some holders asked more and Co., Liverpool, hide-morel
height; the upper part of it is peinted red, end the lower part • _O e
jk. 1 eandSto no—. TH.O
Hollins,
Yates and
iEe
w.
jeclhi n,
white ; the lantern stands 101 feet above the level of high wa-
ter ; and the light is visible at the distance of 15 miles. It bears LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JULY 1-0-4. Oats were disposedof at a declineof 6d. per qr.
_ . Champney, and Co., Grove-hill F
stele-upon- Hull, Yorkshire, paint
from the Black Reef N. by W. a NV. megnetic miles; Cape Bar- In consequence of the delay in the settlement of the Sugar Harrison, Kingston-upon-Hull,
ren S. W. by S. 24 ; and Look-out Rock S. E. by E., 10. duty question, bnsiness has been nearly suspended, the only sale LEEDS CORN MARKET, JULY 7. Co., New Church, Lancashire, we
FIRED LIGHT ON Goose ISLAND.—A lighthouse on the south- being leo hhds. B. Pe at rather lower prices.—Foreign Sugar. We have a large airival of Wheat here to-day, and pretty DECLARATIONS C
ern part of this island has been completed, and the light will —The demand lies again been active, and a further advance of good of other attic es. Fresh English and the best new foreign A. Mathe and S. Moore, Liver
shortly be exhibited. From thence the above mentioned light 6d. upon last week's rates may be quoted. The sales comprise Wheats are in fair request, at Is. per qr. decline ; but few buyers 2s. 4d.. on Thursday, July 9, or
on Swan Island bears S. E. i S. magnetic, and is 30 miles dis- ir,o hhds. Porto Rico at 235. 6d. to 2 is. 6d., with barrels at 255., of other qualities. Oats a trifle lower. Beans fully as dear, Mr. Turner's, Liverpool.
taut. and 506 Ms. Pernambuco and Rio at 218. 6d. to 235. per cwt. for
-- middling to fine brown. A cargo of brown Maceio, afloat, is
HULL CORN MARKET, JULY 7. on Thursday, July 9, or any subs'
TUESDAY, JULY 7,—Wind N.W., moderate breeze. also reported, but the price has not transpired.—No sales in Aug. 6 to Oct. 8), at Mr. Cazenov
Anniven.—Cteumbus, Green, Maceio and Pernambuco, sth Molasses.—Coffee—Nothing has been done in Br tsh Planta- At this day's market we had a very good supply of Wheat B. Clark, Leeds, corn-factor.
June—West Indian, Patagonia—Ellen Cann, Shediac—N.S, del tion this week ; and of foreign the sale, arc quite un,mpoitant, from the farmers, but the most of it of inferior quality. Foreign F. Ward, Batley, Yorkshire, ra
Carmen, Amiga, Biiboa. consisting of retail lots of Rio and Maracaibo suitable for ship- held firmly, but not much business done. In Barley, Beans, H. Schonswar, Kingston. upon- I
'stores. A small lot of Pimento sold at ead. per lb.—Nothing and Pease ro transactions, and the supply of any of the artic es G. Schonswar, sen., Kingstol
Apparition, Blampied, sailed from Vera Crux for Laguna on done in Cocoa, Ginger, or Pepper.—Rice.—Owing to the de-
was unimportant ; Beans the turn dearer. Oats were bought merchant.
the 30th May. mend for export, some improvement has been obtained in price, at a shade less money, but not many samples offering. R. Pickles, Barnsley, Yorkshire
Josephine, Masters, hence at Tampico.
and the sales amount to 5000 bags, at 10s. for cargo, 105. 6d. to
.
Swallow, Steele, hence at Laguira, and sailed on the 29th of Ils. for broken, and I Is. 9d. to 14s. per cwt. for middling to fine T. Robinson, Swansea, grocer.
SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, JULY 8. J. Aplin, Bicester, scrivener.
white.—Kum,—The market exhibits no change; the sales,
May on her return.at BANKRI:
Lucretia, Hedbury, from London at ditto, and sailed for this which amount to 200 casks, camprise Leewards, proof to 6 per We had rather a poor show of Beasts, nearly the whole of William Sucilow, Liverpool, wr
cent. O.P. at 2s. Id. to 2s. ad., Demerara, 32 to 35 per cent., which were from Ireland. Of Sheep and Lambs the show was
poet on the 3d June.
at it o'clock at the Liverpool
3s. to 3s, 2d.; also a small parcel of East India at 25. per gallon large. Beef was fully as dear, whilst Mutton and Lamb were 11, *
Francis Yates, Boare, hence at Puerto Cabello.
Co Solicitor, Mr, Green, Liverpool,
proof. without change.
Comet, Sariderson, hence at Palermo.
Carlotta, Lagana, sailed from ditto for this port on the 11th of -
John Barton, Wrkenhead, stun
June: LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 7. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, JULY 10. 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool Distri
Celt, Baird, hence at Leghorn.
Romp, Jerkins, hence at Gibraltar, and sailed for Malaga Our supplies Coastwise and from Ir..land are still compara-
The supply of Wheat is liberal, but of other grain only mode- licitor, Mr. Green, Liverpool ; offßobert Preston, WilllaMson, hence at ditto. Every light; from abroad, however, arrivals since this day week rate. There is a fair inqu ry for fresh English Wheats, at a slight Benjamin Kent, Rosh,rvilie, fil
Coila, atewart, and Fernandes, Contente, hence at Lisbon. have 'continue Ito flow in abundantly, especially of Wheat, In. decline; for foreign, prices are about Is. per qr. lower. Grind. Alfred Reed and Samuel John I]
Blackley. Gibson, from Glasgow, at ditto, and sailed for Ma- disci Corn, and Flour. the import of the latter exceeding 52,000 ing Barley in tolerable request. Beans firm and fully as dear. ironmongers.
Willa on the 95th of June, after being supplied with provisions barrels as specified beneath. Oats and Shelling each sell slowly at previous rates. Malt William Joie Tonbridge, Kent,
and water. Having again to report a very large attendance of home and rather higher. Robert Arthur Fitzhardinge Kir
Lombard-street, merchant.
Isatella Thompson, Powell, hence at Santa Martha. country buyers at this day's market, with a numerons display of
Indus. M'Ken2ie, hence at Oros. samples released from bond, fine and good using Wheats were MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 11. John Ferrer, Curtain-road, Sho;
Pakeuham, Bonrne, hence at Barbadoes. met by a lively and extensive sale at a decline of 3d. to 4d. per
?denture, 'Week% 'hence off Seville. We have again to report the transaction during the week of Joseph Ward, Bradford, York
;011). from the rates of Tuesday last, and for ordinary qualities
Ann Paley, Sister ; Emma Graham, and Douro, hence at an abatement of 451. to Gd. per bushel was partially conceded.— a large business in States and Canadian Flour, at full rates. In teren
Oporto.. Wheat, holders having come more nearly to the price of Flour, James Sorby, Sheffield, salve
Irish Flour, being in come degree superseded by American, was
Huns Sanderson:from Maceio and Pernambuco at Falmouth 6d. to Is per sack che'aper • whilst in States and Canadian the rather more has been done. In other articles sales have been William Griebon, Leeds, glass.
Thonins, Va'ughan,•frorn St. John's, New Brunswick, at Wa- bausacti•ons were very con•sidereele at our reduced quotations, confined to retail quantities, at late prices. Supplies of home Thomas Beilby and William ICE
terford, produce continue limited, but this is amply made up by the Samuel Grflitlis. Wolverhamp
' which from those of this day week have receded ls. per barrel,
and current arrivals of foreign and colonial. George Bury, [la
)ford, se
Diedem, 'Carr, from St. Marks; Lusitania, Ferrari°, from Barley, Beans, and Pease, although in limited request, were
stockAt cur market this day, Wheat must be quoted ad to 4d lower. Wheatley Kirk, Salford, stock t
Vlatla: shaver, Buchanan, from Prince Edward's Island, at steady in value.—Malt, upon a fair inquiry, fully retained our
Our quotations are uncertain. The sale of this grain is so much Robert Baker, Christchurch. Al
CeVe, eine Monmnnte. linneard, from Cuba off ditto. last currerecy.—lndian Corn, bring still neglected, the prices of
interfered with by the low price of Flour, that its value depends George Hornsby, Lesbury, Nor
Thomas Sparks,•-frOm Calcutta at St. Helena this article for the present arc considered little more than no- ; much -upon the individual position or opinion of buyer or seller. DI Vi DE
STROMNESS, July 2.—Three Sisters, from Windan for Liver- minal. Prime qua.ities of sack and barrel Flour go off steadily, at fully July 39. F. Plank, Plymouth, 1
Veal. poi. in here of the 30th June, water-logged, having been Oats, continuing to come forward very sparingly, supported
late rites. Buses Is.l et quarter higher. In other articles no Walsall, grocer—July 29. J. Ito;
.iun shore in the Pentland Frith, and must discharge. former rates, but were not readily sahable.—Oatmeal niece i off , ~!'i.,i, ' July 29, T. Findley, Manchester,
Oi'VRTOs June 30.—Essay. Lee, which sailed on the 23rd for rather more freely to consumers, but in retail quantities alone, "M` •
Liverpool, put back on the 23rd. leaky, and is discharging, hay- and barely on the terms last noted.
ang struck on a reek at the mouth of the river. LIVERPOOL COTTON -MARKET, JULY 10. son, Gateshead, Durham, bookse
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Eaza aid Ann, from Newport to Rio Grande, Went on shore . CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 11. The demand from the trade for Cotton has increased this CERTIFI;
-let june, nein- Olinda, and it was feared would be et wreck. week, while vety little hns, been done on speculation. Although To be granted, unless cause la
;Hearts of Otte, Massey. Hamburgh. There is no variation in the duties for the ensuing week, the market continues to be well supplied, rather higher prices the day of z
'Carlotte, Voss, Rostock. 'eve have brit a limited fresh supply of all Grain ty comparison have been obtained for American, ranging from middling to fair, July 29, A. Beattie and F. Mac
With the abundant arrivals of preceding weeks, ane those of these descriptions being id. per lb. dearer during the last fort- chants—July 28, T. Figden, Live
States and Canadian Flouito hand since Monday last, scarcely night. There is no change in Brazil, Egyptian, or Surat, for Rhodes, Manchester, cotton-spin;
'WEDNESDAY, Jeter B.—Wind S.S.E., light. exceed 7500 barrels. which there is only a limited demand. Speculators have taken Manchester, oilmen—July 31, J.
Anarahre—Cansaua, Handless, Calcutta—Trince Albert, Ma- Notwithstanding the large release of stocks from bond, the Irmo American, and Exporters 456) American and 90 Surat. Oi luring chymist—July 3e, De 'I
zatlan—achienees Barbadoes—Cygnet, Heard, New Orleans— actual demand for consumption has already relieved the market 2275 Sea Island arid 726 Stained do., offered at auction this day, bleacher.
Byreruaerew York--Cumberland. Power, Apalachicola—WissilY from the first pressure of supply; and having had much rain only 420 of the (rimer found buyers, at a reduction of Id. per lb. CERTIFII
WHIM?, Cronstadt—Adotpliine, Darizie—lielena, Denmark. since Tuesday, holders of 'Wheat have shown a tolerable-degree on low and middling, and •180 of the Stained sold rather lower, To be granted by the Court of It
—.-•--- of firmness
speculative ' ;
business in American Flour, upon which, in the II inducing-at the same time a further considerable the pnality of both Wog generally inferior, to the contrary on a
RPM Graham, sailed from Calcutta for 'this port on the Bth df H. Blunt, Wootton, Lancashi
Nay,
course of yesterday, a slight improvement was obtained. ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTOIe, Daft, Birmingham, button•maki
Cline, Smith, from Callao, and sailed 18th April for Huasco; Although our market
From the 3rd to the ltth July, inclusive. street, Finsbury-square, plastere
11.N1.5. P.rnerican, (S a
O) from Mazatlan, and sailed 26th April for this morning was well attended by town
and country millers, the operations in the Wheat trade wera ra-
Rio and England—Sarah, Dairies, for !Sydney, N.S.W.; Mary Prices paid IM PO ItTs
them limited hi amount; but holders steadily adhering to the
la tar, Weiniams, for }fermi:tura , Battaeato, Webb, from Huasco, rates of Tuesday, prizes remained unvaried.—Prime fresh marks SALES DF TUE WEEK. !in the week..ThisWk. thisyear FROM THE LONDON 0,
an at V alparaiso. of Irish Flour being scarce were in request on the fuil terms last ___—'--- -- -- PARTNERSHIPS
Elie a, Woolley, sailed from Valparaiso 4th April for this port; 370,Sea Island lO * 27 1 James Cooke and Co., Old I
Bello a, Bell, le k April, and Tempternan, Prowse, 25th April,
noted. whilst all other qualities were difficult of sale and the
turn lower.—States and Canadian, though not quite so lively as .. Stained
'both for Coquimbo, -and Rimac, Mounsey, 26th of April, forsa sa I Bramwell, jun., North Shields, s
yesterday, continued to meets good demand, and being still re- 6449,80 wed Georgia
i 3i 5t I Kemp, Wirwick, drapers—Dun;
Buraseo• tat ively cheaper than Wheat, superior brands, in some cases, „oe, e Mobile
• 6 14 •
Temena, Kemp. sailed-from Messina for Catania and Liverp '— 1 Alabama and Tonnes 3# 4 26748 445463 1 torneys— . . tringer, W. Mare
;16th June sred Triant, for Milazzo and Liverpool June 20. 001 -realised 275. per barrel.
The weather to day being fine, with a more settled aspect; 24020 New Orleans
Si, Be L•aicta, hence at Cadiz. Barley, Malt, Beans, and Pease, which during the rain were held „el f Pernambuco & Paraiba 6# 7 1 Co., Halifax, Yorkshire, stone
a 66 } 1(832 Banbury, Addle-street, London,
Baree, Liwnesty, and John, Armstrong, hence at Ste Peter- somewhat more teeaciously, moved off rather sparingly at late "11 Arica and Ceara —
Peck. Liverpool, painters—J. Hir
burgh. 75aBahia and Maceio
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Sophie. Niemen, hence at Riga. prices.—lndian Corn dull of sale at our last quotations.
f Maranham - 661 1 122-6 } 105,,e plumbers—Frost and Napier, Ma
Cluchaufelterr, hence at Denzic. Oats and Oatmeal, upon a moderate retail demand, maintained
their previoehvalue. 152011 Sawgirined
—J. Balmforth and Co., Ardwick
'Clemente, Nifiteman, hence at Flushing. latinas —
} ••••
1 •••• T. Prentice and Co , Ipswich, au,
tConcore, Meta, from Laguira, at Plymouth, for London, with
Co., Nottingham, lace manufa
loss of sails, &c., leaky, pumps choked, anti part of •hcr cargo ' PRICES OF GRAIN.
383 Leicester, spinners—Bruce, War
thrown everbourd. 860 Egyptian
44583 mission agents—J. Nansom and 'I ..
Fortuna, from Mauritius at Cove. Wheat, an 7olb ... .
Hillsborough, from Sta John, N.B. at Beaumaris. Eglish red, new .. ti 3@, 7 3 ;old .... 73® 7 9
Active, from Danzic for Flint, off the Dee. t white 74— 8 0 j(10. .... 79 a 9 —... 8ehama............ .... 1
! cotton spinners—Campbell. Dells
VESSErs SEDICEN.—Norio, hence for Alexandria, on'thel4th Irish Ditto,red
46 I bell, Anderson, and Co., Madras,
June. oft- Cepe St Vindent—Harriet Humble, on the 25th June,
Ditto white 6 6 7 2 do, .... 7 0— 8 0' , 3C87 A. Morgan, St. Agnes-terrace, la
in rat_ 45, ioneg—Yucatan, hence for Staten Island, with loss of 100 Carthagena 2a I
I colourmen.
forepard, enathe 20th of Juoe, in lat. 47, lon. 40—Victoria. brig, Rye, English, ae. qr.— —-- In•s11601b --
Smyrna — I
of this port, outward bound, on the 26th June, in lat N I Barley, English
.-4I ~ on. Scotch & Trish, 60lb ,38 4 0 ido. .... 40— 4 '3
Malt, English, V qr... 28919 wharfingers.
June, in lat. 39, 1°0.34 W —Sirius, from Patagonia for the Clyde,sl!Madras — f
"it 74 days, i,, lat. s 7, lon. 32, by the Calsen—Morning Star, of pale 60 0 —63 0 old .... o o— 0 0 .
A. A. Radcliffe, Hermitage-ph
Den-al
Sarelerlsne, on the 22d of Jane; in lat. 46, long. 50 -W.—Wash. Pale
• • ......
••• • • • -- —— clo. .. 0 0— 0 0
---1 17 patent glaziers' diamond manure(
iagtoin of-this porn on the 14th of June, off Anticosti—Jamaica Oats,. lenilb .
43120 bales. ----
B. S. G. Munkhouse and M. A.
E' sh & Scotch, new 37 3 10 !old .... 3 7—3 10 51181 735859
barque, on the 25th oflJune, in lat. 45, lon. 4o—Mary•Queen of li J. C. Wolton, Halstead, Essex,
Scots: hence for Pernambuco, on the sth instant, off Tuskar, by Welsh..
L. E. Parkins, Bicester, chemis
Irish. fine qualities..• 3 6 3 7 :d0..... 3 8— 4 0 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Jules 13.
the Amity—Bolivar, from London to Bombay, 22d April, in lat.S. Harrison, Poole, provision n
138 4 0 The demand for Cotton to-day has been to the extent of 6000 J. Balls, Holloway-road, tondo
'37 N, long. 26 W--Windsor, from Para to this port, 23d June, in general do
Beans,'Engitsh, le qr — do. • ....144 0 —46 0 bales at the full prices of last week,—a demand for speculators, B. W. Palmer, Daventry, wine
lat. '36,,10n. 41 W—Anacreon, from Gibraltar to Quebec, 28th of
June,in lat. 42. long. 32—John P. Harward, Havre to New Scotch& Inslnle4Bolb -- d 0..... 40 0 —42 0 who have taken %no of the above. The tone of the market is A. H. Chambers, jun., New I
a ork, 3d July, lat. 2g, long. 19—Eliza, Woolley, English, white 42 0 —4B 0 blue....
ey, Valparaiso to not so buoyant, although we cannot perceive the slightest street, London, banker.
this Fort. 10thof June, in Ist. 22 W—Jonia, Patagonia to Cork Do. & Irish.... maple —— grey .. 37 0 —3B '0 tendency to depression. BANK RI
11th hive, lat. 21, lon. 37—Lady Combermere, Carthagena to Flour, '44' 28011)
Alfred Barley, March, Cambrid;
English& Irish, 2nds —— ne .... -35 0 —37 0
'Quebec, 25th June, lat 38 long. 35—Liddell, Gibraltar to Ditto,Mira-
superfine 38 0 —4O 0 extra —142 0 —43 0 STATE OF TRADE. Thomas Hutchinson, Sundeilar
michi, ea'h June—George, of Whitehaven. ath. July, off Youg- . William Robinson, eaddiewortl
Oatmeal, le ld. of 240 u,
Ireal-aßietaniiia (s'eamern Liverpool to IS Willie, 26th -June. lat. John Morley Stark, Gainsbohe
Irish, 1845..... ..... 29 6 —3O 6 old .... ,29 0 —3O 0 LiiEDS.—The slight improvement manifested in the woollen - 48elon. 3e. William Watts, Doncaster, mill
Canadian ... .... .. I -- —-- Ido. ....!28 6 —29 -6 'trade last week has been supported by the business transactions
Bran, qp.24lb. l—— I l2 1 3 this. It is true that the demand for cloths has not received Frederick Butler, Stafford, iron
THURSDAY, JULY 9.—Wind E.S.E. light. DIVIDI
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iArtn.ivan.—Alexander, Apalachicola—Peru, Wilson, Alesan. - both morchants and manufacturers, now that the free-trade July 28, J. Cooper, Stoney-Jar
•dria. LIVERPOOL PRICES -CURRENT. question has been set at rest, and that harvest prospects are July 28, H. Wood, Basinghall 51
SAlLED.—Brigand, Mawdsley, Honduras—Heroine, O'Mara,
good, and they confidently expect a good "fall" trade. The T, Pulvertolt, Wisbeacle St. Peti
"Demerara—Tomlinson. lairkness, Galatz—W bite Mouse, —, .sea's MADDER, V•Cal.a. d. s. d principal -goods in demand are cloakiegs of all descriptions, Smith, atm., Lime-street, Londor
Ditcham, Syra—Rose, Millie, Antwerp—Robert Pulsford, Hood_ eiontreaapot 22 6@23 0 Dutch, crop.... 00— 0 0 tweeds, arid the lower kind of cloths. bridge, sea., Tysoe.strein, Clerk
'less, Calcutta—Rapid. Lakeman, Hamburgh—Greenock, Fleck. Pearl, new 22 0 —22 6 I Ombro oo— 0 0 I BEADEoun —Our Piece market was well attended by buyers CERTIFI
-and Quiet' of the West; Woodhouse, New York—Agent, Mills, U.States,,Pot 19 o —2O 6 Gaineue
Quebec—Ninian Lindsay, Hitchings, St. Andrew's—Hama, Pearl eo o—2l 0 Mull oo— 0 0 ! There is no alteretion in either the wool or the yarn depart- day of ni
.Fulford, Malaga—Chas. .Joseph, Lillinghurst, Pietem, nee,— BARIC, Quereit 8 6 10 0 French, S.F.
Queen of the Ocean, Lilley, Quebec. Oak, p• ton -ea o—o 10 S.F.F 47 • 0 —As 0 HUDDERSP/ELD.—we have had considerably nio-e doing in I. J. Berry, Church-street, Pa,
Germarsn....
te 4 n
0— 5 0 E.S.F 49 0 —Si 0 our market to-day, and there is every indication of a better trade Bird, Cheltenham, milliner—Jul)
The Allegro, Wadz, for this port. mast struck by lightning at 13areeeeee, es, E.S.F.F .S 2 0 - 54 0 for some time to come. It Is not et all improbable that prices —Aug 1, W. Andrew Fenchurc
Sicily, &c... 5 0 510 Spanish 55 0 —69 0 will be higher.; storks are only low, and the manufacturers have _Aug.. 3, R. Lewis, Went:el-uncle
"Benin, and had her mainmast shivered.
The Ida Norris, for. this port, has put back to Porto Rico, , Tuscany.... Moeesses, le cwt. been actieg so cautiously that goods ate likely to be scarce if
leaky, apd'discharged most, of her cargo. Forty-sixllngsh,ads i CASSIA lAGNEA,S• d• 8. d St. Lucia, &c.• •22 0 —24 0 the demand continues good. Prices are, consequently, a shade son,—AuSta 4,
Wakefield,P.Valug_lian, Brecon,
surname
.of sugar sold in a damaged state. es', cwt. in lid 50 0— 58 0 Demerara, tee 24 6 —25 6 firmer.CERTIFII
Heepensis. Adriana, and Britannia, hence at Benin. 1 CLOVER-SEED, V• cwt. Bar & Antigua 26 0 —27 6 H ECKMONDWIKE BLANKET Menem—We have bad very dull
To be granted by the Court of Re
lalarrianne, Harris, hence at Smyrna. American, red 43 0—55 0 MUNJEET, cal 20 0 —25 0 and languid markets of late, but prices are very stationary; in
(Magic, alliance. hence at Constantinople. Dutch 50 0— 65 0 One. Olive, 41. 252 :ruffs. to the contrary on •
fact, blanket wools are so scarce that a moderate and steady de- E Hill, Stourport, hosier—B. a
-Nora Creina. Flavin. healce at Ancona. Freneh&Germso 0—65 0 Gallipoli —a 439 5 —4O 0 mand would soon cause an advance.
e 43, cwt. Triesteronaster—
Columbine. for Rio de la Hache, at Cove. COCOA, C
H. Walduck, New
38 0 —4O 0 NOTTINCHAM.—There is a gradual improvement in the de- !Manchester, dyer—S. Boord, Briß s
Try, House, from Dordtet Portland Roads for th:s port, Trinidad.... 37 0— 42 0 Simi, .36 0 —3B 0 demand for f :icy Laces.; and good patterns sell freely. Quilt. IA
La Belle Alliance, Geokeina, from Antwerp at Deal, and Grenada .. }
30 0— 36 0 Malaga._ ... 36 0 —37 0 Inge are very heavy sale. Plain goods, about as at our last re. anchester, woollen draper.
-sailed for this port. Brazil • •
Portugal &c .. 34 0 —36 0 port both in price demand. Coarse qualities are scarcely asked SCOTCH SEQUI
--VESSELS SPOKEN.—Pnrsuit, for Quebec, 17th June. in lat. 40, COFFER, V cwt. in bond. Levant 34 0 —36 0 for, 12 or 13 point -are selling more freely than for some time G. Pentland. Perth, coachmak,
along. 59- Ocean Queen,-from this port to Quebec, lst•July,- in Jama. triage 1 L. M'Bain, Kingussie, mercha;
20 0— 48 0 Palm ee ton 25 0 —26 0 past. Yarns are scarce owing to the demand for them in Brad-
lat. 80, long. 10—Anne Armstrong, from Portennock for Bombay ordinary .. I Fish ' sea 252 galls. ford, and other markets.
23rd May. in lat. it. Inn a w_mnee r....- i. 1.., ........-- .1 4- 4 4....... en A An n . • s .. . .

BANKRUPT

'VESSELS SPOKEN.—Pursuit, for Quebee, 17th June. in lat. 40,
long. SP- Ocean Queen,-from this port to Quebec, lstluly,- in
lar. so, long. to—Anne Armstrong, from Portonnock for Bombay
23rd May, in lat. 14, lon. a W—Maria, from this port bar St. Do-
mingo, lyth June, in lat, 42,.10n. 14.

FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 1 N.E.
4AnnzvED.—Bideford, Major, Jamaica—Commerce, -Ashton,
St; Clare—Thomas Wright, Gardner, New Orleans—Margaret,
...Kenny, Yarmouth, N.S.—Albert, Labrador—Solomon, Moller,
Iceland—Seripta, Girgenti— Lynx, Luscombe, Tohasco: sailed
; the Royal Bride sailed 17th, and the Mobile, 20th
May. The Dorothy was to sail 27th May, and the .Ironside
early in June.
Swum, --Tamerlane, 1-lenderson, '
Wiseasset--Valparaiso,
-Whiteside, Valparaiso—Elizabeth, Geves Achilles. Taylor, and
lz.rd: Stanley, Welsh. Quebec—Charles. Simons, 131 uges--Pri-
marera, Campos, Espozende—Albania, Crowell, Boston—Vixen,
GptEn, Naples—Minerva, Neuts, Antwerp.

Venus, Manger, hence at -Pernambuco, and sailed 30th May
for Monte. Video.
Lovcr. Fiseovich, hence t Trieste
,Ino, Nunich, and Alvina. Bennhr, hence at Trieste.
Bellerofonte, Pattarga, sailedfrom Venice for this port 18th
June. •

Royal. William, Sheppard, hence at Genoa.
Victoria, Coyle, from Wexfordf at Holyhead, leaky, bo►md to

this port.
JAMAICA, Jnne 6.—The Telegraph, Young, that arrived here
yesterday from New Orleans, reports that off Cape Antonio he
fell in with a long, black schooner, of about 150 tons, heavily
armed, and Baltimore built, which came within speaking rlis-
tance, hoisting the Spanish merchant flag, with two vessels in
vompanyoupparently prizes, and loffed up to give chase to an
Amezicau.

.SATURDAY, JULY N.W. moderate.
RRlVED.—Grecian, from Barba,loes—Wm. Crow, from the
Mediterranean—and John. from Riga.
SA It Kn.—Alice Brooks, Jackson,,for Hobart Town—and
Cantiago, Smith, for Valparaiso.

Matilda, M'Dowell, from Shang' an, at this port • sailed 4th
March, and from St. Helena 25th May. The standard was to
Sail f.om St. Helena for Demerara 27th May
London, Butcher ; Mentor, Meyer,; Medea, Bleckhert; Os-
car, Blanek, antljirone, Altabar, hence at Swineinuotte

Oneco, Drew-; ISabuttis, Cox; and Mary Al.n, Drown, henna
at Boston

Franictield, Mitchell: Severn, Cheever, and Magnificent,
Verrill, hence at New Orleans
Harriet & Jessie, Connor; Arabian, Hawkins; Liverpool,
Swinford ; Ashbprtan, Howland ; Joseph 'Cunard, Williams ;
Hannah Xerr, Moore; Mayfield, Rigby. and Rappahannock,
Drnmmand, hence at New York
MandAne, Hutchinson; Q.E.D., Starks; Charlotte Harrison,
Ivl'lntyie Defence, Davis ; Agamemnon, Wliauley; Jane,
Potts, at,d,Manchester. Brown, hence at New York

Eliza, Thum as
,burg

and Mecklenburg,

Ahrens, hence at StFeters

Caledonia.
,(4;teamer) Lott, hence at Boston ?Mit=
"lane elied, Gronn,egard, hence at Copenhagen
~lFinerya, Nieman, hence at Riga
Albion, Price, hence at Wismar
Union, Heyde, hence at Ostend
Sarah Sheaf, sands, hence at Apalachicola
Saranak, Turley, hence at Philadelphia
Richmond, Mustard, hence off Delaware •
Colossus, MiDonald, hence at Savannah

liugnenot, Greases, from New Orleans for Liverpool. at Sa-
vivanah, with cargo on are, having been struck by lightning
Mary Ann Webb, from Shanghae, at the Straits of Sunda 22d
March

Roseanna, from Hong Kong, at the Straits of Sunda 24th

7darch

Pon.rontAxx, July 7.—The John & Mary, of Milford, and
the; udeavour, of Liverpool, have put in here, having been in
coutaqt,is the Bay ; the former with loss of maiasail and other
sear

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.

I Direct. I Edirect

Australia ..
Bahia.. ~.
Barbadoes..
Bombay ...
B. Ayrcs...
Calcutta ...
C. H. Hope
Charleston.
China

Demerara..
ilavan4
Jamaica.,..
QUayra.

Feb. 2

8 I Lima.....,
1 I St. Helena

June 6 Mai
May 20 Mauritius
▪ 6 Mobile
May 11 Monte Video
▪ 7 N. Orleans
June 21 New York

Perna►nbuco

3 i Rio Ja

__.
.. 10 Savannah.. t.
8 Valparaiso •
„ 7 Vcra Cruz ..

COCOA,
Trinidad -,
Grenada
30 0— 36 0
Brazil
COFFER, V, cwt. in bond.
Jams. triage.
20 0-- 48 0
ordinary
good& fine o. 50 0— 60 0
middling.... 62 0— ;0 0
good mid. .. 72 0— 95 0
fine mid. &c. 100 0-130 0
Dutch, triage 130 0—
ordinary
good &fine o. 45 0— 50 0 RicB, cw;
middling .... 56 0— 6i 0 Carolina, aress.3o 0— 0 0
good mid.
65 0— 70 0 tond 22 0 —27 0
fine mid., &c. ( rd. dolG 0 —lO 6
Mocha
Ceylon
Java
Havana Jamaica,
good & fine 35 0— 40 0 1210 16 O. p... 2 7
St. Domingo 27 6 32 0 stronger 3 2
Brazil 2B 0— 60 0 chlice marks.. 4 4
Laguira 32 0— 75 0 SAFFLOWER, cwt.
DYEWOODS, ,f). ton £. S. S. Bengal,
Logwood, Jam. 4 0— 4 10 good & firie. 6 0 8 10
Hon. & Dom. 4 15— 5 5
Campeachy 7 10— 8 0
Fustic, Span... 4 0— 4 10 twt
Tampico 6 0— 6 5 22 0
Puerto Cabello 5 0— 5 10 13 8
Cüba
NicAnAotTA WOOD.
Rio de la Hache
solid ....
clean

.9 0- 10 0
11 0- 11 10

Coloured.. 0 0

Bombay
SALTPETRE, V.

- 3 0
- 4 2
- 5 0

1 10 2 16
s. d

East India -28 0
SouthAmericat,. —l3 6
SHELL LAC, r ewe. in bond.

orange 45 0 —54 0
liver and block 33 0 —4O 0
SKINS,

Neutria, ry

SUMAC, V cwt,
Sicily

Barnrood, Ango.s 0
Gaboon 3 10—
Camwood 6 10— 17
Red San. Wood 5 10— .6
Ps.Ax, T. ton. Verona.
Riga. P.T.R. none Tyrolcs
P'burg, g head 39 0 —4O 0 SUGAR, :p CRI
Archangel none B.P. Muscovado
Dutch R. Flem 50 0— 80 0 moist brown 47 0 —4B 0
GALLS, 44, cut. dry brown .. 49 0 —5O 0
Turkey, blue 63 0— 64 0 good & mid.. 51 0 —22 6
mixed 52 0— 53 6 fine &v. tine 54 6 —56 6
East India 50 0— .52 0 Mauritius,
GINGER,.4' cwt. dabs and mo 42 0 —46 0
Barbadoes 40 0— 42 0 brown 46 6 —45 6
Jamaica 5O 0-189 0 j yellow 4g 0 —5l 6
E. India, in bd. 18 0— 22 0 East India, Bengal
Gum, v. cwt.
Arabic, Turkey 0 0—
East India. 2 10—
Barbary 0—
Senegal
11101 P, ten A s.
P'burg, clean 33 0—
.ontshot 32 0—

0 0
4 10
4 5
4 15
£ s
0 0
0 0

yellow ..
extra finc

Manila, in bd,
Havana, dc

- 6 6
-8
6

37 0 -40 0
41 6 -44 6
45 6 -51 6
57 0 -63 0
!42 0 -27 0

19 0 —2O 0
21 0 —24 0
Riga, Rhine .. 33 0— 34 0 white 0rd.... 26 0 —23 0
outshot 32 10— 0 0 good & lino.. 30 0 —32 0
Archangel .... 0 0—
_0 0 Brazil, in bond.

RocHDALE.—There was an extremely dull market on Mon.
day, few buyers have attended, and those few purchased spa-
ringly. The wool market was much the same as on the prece-
ding market day,
fl OSIERY AND LACE TRADES.—We much regret to state that
the hosiery trade in most departments has become further de-
pressed—the silk glove trade so much so that one principal
hou e has stopped all its trames,and many others have curtailed
the delivery of silk to a great extent. The important new ma-
nufacture of velvet lace—and, in fact, of velvets—is rapidly pro-
gressing.

MANCHESTER.—We have the pleasure of reporting a manifest
improvement in our market, both shippers and bvyers for the
home trade have been operating much mere freely. The de-
cline in twist has been arrested, and on good spinnings, from
I2's to as's water, and 16's to 40's mule, there is a slight ad-
vance. The demand for these lower counts is very large, and
stocks arc difficult to be met with. There has been a better de-
mand for printing cloths this week, and some pretty extensive

inquiry for both 35 and 43 in. skirtings, and several manufactu-
rers of the better makes are holding over for Improved prices.
Stout long cloths are in improved request, and prices are look-
ing up. Altogether the tone of the market is more buoyant, and
manufacturers are in good spirits. The recent heavy rains and
thunder storms have created some apprehensions lest the grow-
ing crops should sustain injury therefrom ; and these fears may
have restrained cautious buyers in their operations. It the
weather improve, it is expected a large business will he done by

inch 64 reed printers. 3s. gd. t) 4s. ; 27 inch 65 reeds, at is. 6d,
to 4s. gd.; 27 inch 72 reeds, at 4s. 1 Oad. to ss. 6d. ; 34 inch 66's,
at 4s. Bd.; 36 inch 66 reeds, 4s. gd. to 55.; 36 inch 72's, at 5s
. .

4ad. to 58. gd.; 36 inch shirtings, 66 'Tees, at 7s. 3d to Ss. 61. ;
72's, at gs. 6d. to 's. gd. ; 43-inch G. E. long cloths, 65 reeds, a t
gs. to 98. 40.; 72's, at 9s. 6d. to 10$. lid. per piece.

NORTHERN HOSPITAL, JULY 11
[WEEKLY REPORT.]
20 Cured
Relieved and at own request 6
29 Attending as Out Patients I!
- Irregular
49 Died
Remainingin the Hospital.. 93.
Cons ilting Surgeon, William Gill, Esq.
Physician and Surgeon for the week, Dr. Scott and Mr.
Banner.

Accidents
Medical and Surgical cases
upon recommendation

House Visitors, H. J. Sanderson and J. Highfield, Esqrs.
House Surgeons, Mr. G. S. Deane and Mr. T. B. Gildersleeve
Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq.
Rev. Wm. Hughes.

Chaplain

Manilla 2B 0— 29 0 1 brov.vn
Bombay l4 0— 18 0
wyellllioteword. .. 202 00
=203 00
Jute l2 10— :6 0 1
II IDES, Ox and Cow, v. lb good ana tine 24 0 —26 0
B. Ayres and Idonte Video. TALLow, v cwt.
inferior & mid. 0 5 0 6 P'burgh, Y.C. 43 0 —43 3
good & prime 0 0— 0 8 Odessa 42 0 —42 6
Archangel 0 0 0 o
Do. salted .... 0 31— 0 4i
N. Amer. salted 0 f:i— 0 ,4' Buenos Ayres 38 0 —4l 0
Brazil
dry salted 0 4*— 6 5 Stockholm .... 15 0 —l6 0
Rio, dry
Valparaiso, dry 0 41— 0 6 Carolina lO 0 —ll 0
Odessa, &c. dry 0 5 0 6 Virginia ——
W. India, dry.. 0 4a— 0 6 TARTAR, qp, cwt
salted.. 0 3 0 42 Cream of Tartar6s 0 —6g 0
East India ~
•_ 0 7 0 10
Horse,i(iPG' B.A.
A.. ed.a7h.lE2l "0
—:8 0 brown and ye 1.44 0 —55 0
, o 84 TEA 19. lb. in bond.
Floass HAIR, 1) ib.
Short
Bohca, Canton 0 2 0 4
Congou, corn. 0 9—o 10
mixed ~ 0 10 1 2
long tails 1 6 2 0 mid. to fine. 1 6 2 2
combed
Ibrriroo,ge ib.in bind. mid, to good 1 3 1 10
Bengal.
Pekoe, Orange 1 0— 2 6
•ur & Violet 0 0— 0 0 Campoi,
P corn, to good none
blue & violet 0 0-- 0 0 . !Tyson Skin.... 0 8 010
blue
Pekoe, flowery 2 0 -- 3 0
Souchong,e(m. 0 10 1 0
iind. 453 303-1-
455
006 good to fine 16— 2 4
Hysou, com. .. 2
violVmi:otilrxesidet.d,cB,o&.pm.ll. j
0 2 2
3 6 4 0
& fine.
cop. g. fine 2 4 3 6
ord. & mid. 2 6 3 6 Young !Tyson 011 3 0
con. quality 2 2 4 3 Imp:trial
Oude 1 4 3 6 Gunpowder,
Madras 1 9 4 0 good and fine 110— 4 0
Guatitnala, To lb. Tosacco, veo lb. in bond.
Floras
Sobres 3 0— 4 0 Stemmed 0 si— 0 6
Cortes 2 0— 3 0 Kentucky .... 0 4 05}
Carracas, Flo. 3 9 4 6 Maryland .... 0 0— 0 0
Sobres 3 0— 4 0 TURMER IC, 19, cwt. in bond,
Cortes 1 6 2 9 Bengal 9 6 —l4 0
LAC DYE, 7i# lb. TURPENTINE, 14 cwt.
D.T. and prime 1 6 2 2 American
mid. to good 0 6 1 6 VA to% lA, 13. tome s £ s
ord. & infer. 0 2 0 5 Smyrna, pickedi3 0 —l6 0
MADDER ROOTS V cwt. Morea lO 0 —l3 0
Smyrna. 4B 0— 50 0 WAx, BEES' 14 Mt, in bond.
Tripoli & Syll% 0 0— 0 African
French 42 0 —43 0 East India .... 6 0— 7 0
Naples 32 0 American .... 7 0— 7 10

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LONDON GAZET7cE.—TuEsDay, JULY 7

PA:RTNERS tI IPS DISSOLVED

Thlers and Davidson, Liverpool, wine-merchants; so far as
regards S. Davidson—N. Ilindhaugh and Co., Newcastle.upon-
Tyne, and Sooth Shields, limber-merchants—W. Livesley and
Co., Heaton Norris, Lancashire, cotton-spinuers—J. W. Hart
and Co., Liverpool, hide-merchants; as far as regards W.
Ockleston—T. Yates and E. Mingaud, Liverpool, estate agents
—J. and G. Hollins, of iddlewich, Cheshire, coal-dealers—Tigar,
Champney, and Co., Grove-hill and Beverley-parks, and King-
sto.l-upon- Hull, Yorkshire, paint-manufacturers—Dewear and
Harrison, Kingston-upon-Hull, wine-merchant,--S. Lord and
Co., New Church, Lancashire, woollen-manufacturers.

OF DIVIDEN

ire, Liverpool, merchants

first div. o

abscquent Thursday, at

O. Hughes; Holyhead, linen-draper—first and final div. of 65.,
on Thursday, July g, or any subsequent Thursday (except from
Aug. 6 to Oct. 9), at Mr. C

,ove's, t,iverpc

B. Clark, Leeds, corn factor.
F. Ward, Batley, Yorkshire, rag-merchant.
H. Schonswar, Kingston• upon. Hull and Mauritius, merchant
G. Schonswar, sen., Kingston-upon-Hull, and Mauritius

merchant.
R. Pickles, Barnsley, Yorkshire, linen-manufacturer
T. Robinson, Swansea, grocer.
J. Aplin, Bicester, scrivener.

William Sudlow, Liverpool, warehousekeeper, July 15, Aug.
11, at 11 o'clock. at the Liverpool Distract Court of Bankruptcy.
Solicitor, Mr. Green, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Bird,

Liverpool.
John Barton, Wrkenhead, stonemason, July 17, Aug. 11, at
11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy. So-
licitor, Mr. Green, Liverpool ; official assignee, Mr. Turner.
Benjamin Kent, Rosh,rville. Kent. now out of business.
Alfred Reed and Samuel John Powell, Tottenham court-road,

Kent, plumber

gscote,

Lombard-street, merchant.
Henry Woodthorpe, Aveley, Essex, grocer.
John Farrer, Curtain-road, Shoreditch, cabinet-manufacturer
Joseph Ward, Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted-stuff
taxer.

'-nianufac

,ames ,rby, .c field, scrivener.
William Grinbon, Leeds, glass-dealer

as Bei, .y and perry, Leeds, flax-spinners
Samuel Griffiths. Wolverhampton, wholesale druggist.
George Bury, Ilandsworth, Staffordshire, surgeon.
Wheatley Kirk, Salford, stockbroker.
Robert Baker, Christchurcb. Monmouthshire, farmer.
George Hornsby, Lcsbury, Northumberlani, builder.

James Cooke and Co., Old Broad-street, st
Tanner and E H. Eales, Shrew.'
Bramwell, jun., North Shields, surg.
Kemp, Wgrwick, drapers—Daniell and Laing, C. lchester,
torneys —I: Stringer, W. Mann, and B. Smith, Liverpool,
sawyers—Collard and Co., Greenwich, statuarys—J. Turner and
Co., Halifax, Yorkshire, stone delvers—M. Benesh and J. C.
Banbury, Addle.street, London, wholesale milliners—Syer and
Peck, lavelpool, painters—J. Hine and T. shields. Manchester,
plumbers—Frost and Napier
Wakefield, twine

, Manchestet
lanufactaters; as far

J. Waites and Sons,
s regards J. Waites.

near Mane

-J. Balmforth and Co., Ardwica, —aester, ironmastert
T. Prentice and Co , Ipswich, and elsewhere—T. Ilickling and
Co., Nottingham, lace manufacturers—G. Dews and Co.,
Leicester, spinners—Bruce, Wadham, and Co., Bristol, com-
mission agents—J. Nansom and T. Gardiner, Hedge-row, Isling-
ton, linen drapers—R. F. Bickerton and T. FL Satchel!. Liv. r-
pool, hatters—J., W., and A. Evans, Chipping, Lancashire,
cotton spinners—Campbell. Dallas, and Co., Bombay; Camp-
bell, Anderson, and Co., Madras, merchants—W. Gregory and
A. Morgan, St. Agnes-terrace, Tabernacle-square, London, oil-
colourmen.

DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND.

E. Leman and T. K. Bryan, Upper Thames-street, London,

wharfingers.
A. A. Radcliffe, Hermitage-place, St. John's-road, London,
Atent glaziers' diamond manufacture

L. F. Parkins, .tester,
S. Harrison. Poole, provision merchant
J. Balls, Holloway-road, London, livery-stable keeper.
B. VV. Palmer, Daventry, wine merchant.
A. H. Chambers, jun., New Bond-street and Southmolton-
street, London, banker.