The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-10-13 00:00:00

THE FAMINE IN IRELAND.

The Morning Post, of Wednesday, contains a letter of
some length, from the pen of Richard Oastler, Esq..
conveying an emphatic and solemn appeal to the religious
principles of the country, in reference to the dearth in
Ireland, which the writer, justly bel eying that such visi-
tations " do not come by chance or without a purpose,"
ascribes as a punishment for the national sin of forget ing
God, and setting up man's wisdom in the place of His, in
the Councils of the Kingdom and the public acts of the
State. The following extract from the concluding part
of it will afford a pretty clear understanding of the tenor
of this address, and supply subject for reflection : _ _

" We have shut the 13ible and closed the books of the
Church. We have thrown away the reins that curbed our
passioos and our lusts. We have unbridled our covetous-
ness—corrupted and silenced our Church—encouraged
idolatry—oppressed the poor—and forgotten God! And,
trusting to the wily and crafty sons of science and philoso-
phy, we have laughed at his laws—we have made his
threatenings the subjects of derision! And what then ?
Our triumph is complete! Last year a bill was enacted by
Parliament for the express purpose of removing the name
and influence of God from the education of the people.
By the Irish Colleges Act, it was dared, for the first time
in the history of tois country, to frame a Government
measure whereby it was declared, that the only power
whom the people could not tolerate was the power of the
Almighty ! Yes, human wisdom has obtained its tri-
umph ! Truth languishes, idolatry is rampant, commerce
is emancipated, labour is free, and the poor are reduced
'to live upon the coarsest sort of food!' But, what
then, I ask ? Is prosperity the fruit of our aban-
donment of the principles of our old Constitution?
Does plenty crown our rejection of the word of Gol ?
Are the people made better and happier by this tri-
umph of cold and pitiless philosophy over the holy
and life-giving principles of Divine Truth ? No !
' The triumphing of the wicked is short !' No sooner
was the top stone to the temple of human wisdom ele-
vated—at the very moment when the last attack on our
constitutional protective principle succeeded—just when
the owners of capital had removed the only remaining
impediment to their uninterrupted tyranny—even before
the session of Parliament had closed that crowned their
efforts, by granting them unlimited freedom of action (of
that Parliament which, by its determined adhesion to the
New Poor Law, bad refused to acknowledge the right of
the poor to any share of Nature's bounty, or even to
" the crumbs that fall from the rich man's table,")—yes,
when philosophy was indeed rampant over religion, and
when man fancied that he had proved himself to be
wiser and stronger than God—then the whole scheme of
man's invention was thrown into confusion ; and, before
the session was prorogued, the lie was by themselves
stamped upon every preceding Act? In terror and dis-
may the right of the poor was recognised by law—even
in Ireland, where hitherto for wages, the owners of pro-
perty had conceived they had a right to starve or banish
the people at their pleasure!
" The affrighted philosophic legislators, who had so
often coolly ' argued the case, and bad always cruelly de-
cided against the right of the poor, were, in the moment
of alarm, in defiance of every Principle of their creed,
constrained by dire necessity, to pass a law, giving to the
poor of Ireland 0) a RIGHT to put their hands: into the
pockets of the rich, and, without limit, therefrom to ex-
act all that they required ! Nay, more, if money cannot
be found in the coffers of the Irish landlords, by that law
they are compelled to borrow from England, on the se-
curity of their estates, as many millions of pounds as the
poor shall need ! Those immense sums, thus wrung in
terror from the Irish landlords, being subject to repay-
ment with interest. Thus has the RIGHT of the poor to
sustenance been recognised by the philosophers them-
selves—they had no time, no power, to argue. In a mo-
ment of alarm and terror they conveyed the Irish estates
from the Lords to the paupers!
" Philosophy had done its work—it had reduced the
ppooowrerttdt philosophyohliveo nthecoareest sort of food'—when, by a
can neither control nor compre-
hend, that ' food' was withheld ! Yes, sir, philosophy
bhyadthe sameunbarred the gate on universal competition—when
power tile course of trade was suddenly
clogged, and those who, by their representatives in Par-
liament, had successfully resisted every effort to regulate
the r manufactures on the principle of humanity. were
forced to seek shelter from ruin in,' shorter hours of
labour,'
" The sounds of triumph linger in our ears, only to be
silenced by the bowlings of despair !
" It is now admitted, even by the Queen's ministers,

Oct. 13, Is4d.

that all the boasted human aiMity
,is vain—an order in
Council having been issued, by which we are directed to
offer up a prayer to that same Almightt rower whom we
have in vain attempted to dethrone, to stie humbly before
him for relief in the distressing visitation under which
we now suffer. Relief is to be implored; but, as yet, not
one word is uttered by the Church, the Queen, or the
Government upon the imperative necessity of the re-
acknowledgment of the supremacy of God, of strict
obedience to his laws, and of the entire conformity of the
principles of our legislation to his holy word. No authori-
tative injunction has been promulgated, to curb our
selfishness, by commanding every man to look to his own
daily consumption of food, with a spirit of willingness to
forego all unnecessary consumption thereof ; thus pro-
viding an enlarged store for the destitute by a sacrifice on
the part of the affluent."

" I do not believe that famine comes by chance. I be-
lieve that there is a speci ftl cause for the blight of the po-
tatoes. I know that, in defiance of every principle laid
down in the Word of Gpd, and acknowledged by His
Church, millions of labourers have been reduced to live
on that " coarse food," and that under the recommenda-
tion of Bishops of our Church, laws have been made
for the avowed purpose of forcing millions more
to live on the same root, or, as they express it, " a
coarser sort of food." I know, also, that in the moment
of the triumph of those principles of selfishness on which
that inhuman scheme was founded,patatoes were blighted!
It is our duty to discover the cause of this visitation, not
by the study of human philosophy, but by the humble and
persevering search for truth in the Holy Bible."

"Love NEVER DIES."—On Saturday, at Pyle, Mr,
Thos. Harding, of the parish of Newton Nottage, aged
69 years, was married to Mrs. Mary Austin, of Pyle,
aged 71 years,—their united ages being I,lo'years! It itr
said in their youthful days—nearly 50 years ago—they
had been " sweethearts"—bad quarrelled—parted—and
had now, after an interval of half a century, redeemed'
those pledges of affection, which, in the heyday of their
youth, they made to each other. Such is the course of
love !

JOINT STOCK COMPANIES.—We learn from a Varna-
mentary return, that before September, 1844, when the
act 7 and 8 Victoria, cap. 110. to regulate joint-stock
companies was passed, there were 994 companies in ex-
istence ; and that from November, 1844, to June last, as •
many as " 1,633 companies were provisionally registered."
Railways form the principal feature in the provisionally'
registered companies. Such companies are required to
be completed and registered within twelve months, and it
appears that of the 1,G33 companies called into existence
only 115 were completed.

SECOND EDITION.

Standard-office, Two o'clock.

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE.—Tars DAY.
rfWe continue to receive, on the whole, very limited ar-
rivals coastwise and from Ireland ; and those in from
abroad since this day week are only moderate, except
States and Canadian Flour, of which we have to report a
fair supply.

At this day's market there was a fair demand for most
kinds of old and new Wheat, at an advance of Id. to 2d.
per 701bs. on the rates of this day week. •
Irish and foreign barrel flour was steady in value.
Bonded Flour Is. dearer than this day week.
Barley 3d. per bushel, and Malt 3s. to 4s. per quarter,
higher than this day week.
Beans and Pease remain unvaried, except Egyptian,
which are Is. per quarter lower.
In Oats and Oatmeal no alteration.
Indian Corn still in request, and although scarce, ob-
tained from 535. to 545. to-day.

ARRIVALS OF CORN,
From the 6th to the 12th October, inclusive

IRE- (COAST-
(CANADA U. STATS
LAND. WISE. AND AND TOTAL.
COLON'S EUROPE.
.--------- ------
Wheat .. ... Qrs. 1885 r 376 5517 777 g
Barley ......Qrs. 433 433
Malt Qrs. 11 1150 1161
Oats Qrs. 1239 74 1580 2893
Rye Qrs. 8 g
•
Beans Qrs. 50 118 24,10 2568
Pease Qrs. 62 62
ShelledßarleyQrs.
Indian Corn. Qrs. 3059 3059
Oatmeal .. Loads 789 85 I 874
Flour. .... Sacks 1823 5 1828
Ditto

EXPORTS.—Foreign. Wheat,— qrs.; Barley,— qrs. ; Pease'
qrs. ; Oats, qrs.; Indian Corn, qrs.; Oatmeal,
sacks ; Flour, 108 brls.—lreland. Wheat, 1610 qrs. ; Bar-
ley,— qrs.; Beans, qrs ; Oats,— qrs ; Indian Corn, 4950
qrs. ; Oatmeal, 3g sks ; Flour, 162 sks 5064 brls —Coastwise.
Wheat, 600 qrs. ; Barley, 32 qrs.; Malt, qrs.; Oats, 262
qrs.; Beans, 62 qrs.; Pease, 58 qrs.; Oatmeal, a sacks
Indian Corn, 546 qrs. ; Flour, 232 sacks 3062 brls.

Average prices of Grain,for the week ending Oct. 3. 1R46.
Wheat 545. ed. I Barley 365. gd. I Oats 245. 3d. Rye 354. 5d
Beans.. 435. 4d. j Pease.. 455. 4d.
Aggregate average of the six weeks.
Wheat 505.11 d. I Barley 335.11 d. I Oats.. 235. 6d. I Rye 335. 511.
Beans.. 41s. Sti. I Pease.. 40s. 10d.
Duty on Foreign Producethisweek

Wheat 7sod darley: 2s ud ) Oats ..... Is Od I Rye., 28 Od
Beans 2504 Pease .. 2s Od Ind. Corn Os Od Flour s4s 2/1
Duty on British Colonial.
Wheat.. Is. Od. I Barley.. Is. Od. I Oats, Is, od. I Rye.., IS. Od.
Beans.. Is. od. Pease.. Is. Od. I Flour. 4id. cwt.
Liverpool Averages, week ending Sept. 29, 1846.
Wheat, 1423 qrs., price 53s .scl; Barley, 36 qrs., price 32s gd. ;
Oats, 23n qrs., price 28s. 9d. ; Rye, qrs., price Os. Od. i
Beans, 8 qrs.. 50s. Od. Pease, qrs., price s. Od.
Duties paid in Liverpool, week ending Sep. 24.
Foreign.—Wheat, 544 qrs.; Barley, qrs.; Malt,
qrs ; Oats. 819 qrs. ; Rye, qrs. ; Beans, 515 qrs ; Pease, 707
qrs.; Indian Corn, 439 qrs. ; Oatmeal, loads ; Flour, 20
barrels.

Colonial.—Wheat, 207 qrs. ; Pease, 46 qrs.; Flour, 2091 brl3

LONDON GAZETTE.-TUESDAY, OCT. 6.
PARTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED.

Nicholson and Goddard, Lincoln, architects—Banks and Har-
rison, Birkenhead, millwrights—J. Booth and T. Thompson,
Blyton and Morton, Lincolnshire, railway contractors—Moore
and J. Dale, Lis erpool, shipbrokers —J. Carr and J. Bagshaw.
Sheffield, grocers—W. Ingram and H. Johnson, Midhurst, Sus-
sex, surgeons—W. Ailcock and J. Fewkes, New Basford, Not-
tinghamshire, lace manufacturers—Llewellyn ard Ryland, Bir-
mingham, britannia metal manufacturers—J. Williams and T.
Weisby, Liverpool, coachmakers—T. G. and J. Johnson, Coven-
try, brewers—H. and J. Ramsey, High-street, Poplar, auction-
eers—A. Moody and Co , Glasgow, merchants.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
_ . _

R. B. Preston, Leigh, Gloucestershire, coal dealer.
J. Crabtree and W. Burnley, Tustead, Lancashire, woollen
manufacturer.

BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
Charles Beans, Winchester, miller.
BANKRUPTS.

John Burton, Liverpool, auctioneer, Oct. 2,, Nov. 20. at 19
o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy. Solici-
tors, Mr. Walker, Furnival's-inn ; and Mr. Bradley, Liverpool.
Official assignee, Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool.
William Boomer, West Derby, Lancashire, joiner. Oct. 20,
Nov. 13, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court f Bank-
ruptcy. Solicitors, Messrs. Norris and Co., Bedford.row; and
Mr Thompson, Liverpool. Official assignee, Mr. Morgan, Li-
verpool.

William Maw, Birkenhead, builder, Oct, 13, Nov. 24, at 11
o'clock. at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy. Solici-
tors, Mr. Woodroffe, Lincoln's inn; and Mr. Reade,
Birken-
head. Official assignee, Mr. Morgan. Liverpool.
Edward 13cney. Tunbridge. Kent, licensed victualler.
Wm. Mullett, West Peckham. paper manufacturer.
William George Grossmith, Romsey, Extra, brewer.
Samuel Page. Nottingham, currier.
Henry Parratt, Bristol, coach builder.
DIVIDENDS

Oct. 27, B. L. M. Rothschild, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-
inn-fields, diamond merchant—Oct. 27, W. Mitchel, Finsbury-
place, South, and elsewhere, furniture dealer—Oct. 27, A. Bun-
nett, Bridge-house-place, Newington-causeway, blind maker—
Oct. 37, M. Allen, Waltham. Holy-cross, Essex. apothecary—
Oct. 27, H. Clarke, George-street; Mansion-house. lock manu-
facturer—Oct. 30, C. J. Edmunds, Bluntisham, Huntingdon-
shire apothecary—Oct. 30, W. Chandler, Minories, chymist—
Oct. 31, J. Garsed, jun., Leeds, Sax manufacturer—Oct. 29, C•
Lewis, Bath, innkeeper—Nov. p, J. Partridge, Cheltenham, coal
merchant—Nov. 6, T. Read, Manchester, cigar dealer.
CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be 'shown to the

contrary, on the day of meeting.
Oct. 28, J. Turner, Ludgate.hl,l, jeweller—Oct. 27, E Joneo,
Liverpool, ironmonger—Oct. 27, J. Carlysle, West Derby. Lan-
cashire, builder—Nov. 14, S. Griffiths, Wolverhampton, whole-
sale druggist.

CERTIFICATES
To be granted by the Court of Review, unless cause be shown
to the contrary on or before Oct.
J Staveley,
J. Runn, baker, Por man-square, haberdasher - • `„
Munchester, warehousen an—W. Watts, Doncaster, MiliWrn6--
M. Hobson, Great Grimsby, Lincolnshire, corn merchant—T.
Edwards, Llansaintffraid, Montgomeryshire. surgeon.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
D. Gray, Edinburgh, solicitor.
W. Finley, Walkerton, Fifeshire.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY,
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
W. Pass and J. Jarman, Sheffield, farmers—S. Harrison, .1.
Kendall, and T. Hampson, Wednesbury, Staffordshire, coach•
smiths; as far as regards J. Kendall—J. Stott and J Williams.,
Manchester, fire-engine manufacturers—J. Greenhalgh, Bridge,
and J. Dawson, Manchester, gingham manufacturers—Blind-
less and Fildcs, Manchester, calico printers—R. Cooke and E.
Hodson, Manchester, hatters—M. and T. Clarke, Derby, ma-
sters.

DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
11. Emanuel, Hanover-square, goldsmith.
M. Emanuel, Hanover-square, goldsmith.

BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED

Oct. 2, Charles Paddon, Charlotte-terrace, New-cut, Lambeth,
slopseller.
Oct. 2, Randle Bower, Stalybridge, Lancashire, cotton-spin-
ner.

BANKRUPTS.

Henry Ayres, Liverpool. jeweller, Oct. 23, Nov. WI, at twelve
o'clock, at the Liverpool Di trict Court of Bankruptcy. Solici-
tors, Mr. Oliver, Old Jewry; and Messrs. Evans and Son, Li-
verpool. Official assignee, Mr. Cazenove, Liverpool.
John Rumsey, Dean-street, Shadwell, glue-piece maker.
William Marsden, Manchester, commission agent.
Thomas Savage, Nunney, Somersetshire, butcher.
Henry Charles Howells, jun., Albion chambers, St. Werberg.
Bristol, sharebroker.
Robert Harrison, Mold, Flint4iire, corn dealer.
DIVIDENDS.

Oct. 30. I Sally and I:SOlTy;jun.,St. Mary.axe, City, mer-
chants—Oct. 30, F. Macnaghten, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-
street, City, merchant—Nov. 3. S. Pilling and R. G. Watson.
Gateshead, Durham, wine merchants.

CERTIFICATES

To be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the

day of meeting.
Oct. 30, J. Gill, Liver-04)J, wine merchant—Oct. 30, C. Wood'
Liverpool, corn facto':—Oct. 30, J. Knight, Preston, Laucashille
mercer—Oct. 30, A. Hall, Manchester. innkeeper.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
Alexander Kr:A, Edinburgh, grocer.
John Lawse,a, Kilmarnock, plumber.
Angus Su'aierland Helmsdale. Sutherlandshire, Ash-curer.
Stepheii ivietcalf. Galashiels, manufacturer.
Sbakach Robson, Glasgow, tea merchant,

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Oct.O 13, 1846. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD,
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A71)00111 intelitgarr. Cows, Qct. 7.—The Elizabeth, from St. John. N. 8., arrived MARKETS. . WARRINGTON CORN Al
here to-day, with the crew of the Lord John Russell. from Lon-
Total quantities per
ada don for Quebec, (before reported as abandoned). On the 27th --,..-- Imp. Quarter.
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• Sept., in lat. 47. long. 35, she fell in with the barque New Bruns- LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 6. Wheat 225 .... .€585 e
TUtSDAY, Oceromfit 6.—Wind W , fre-h. wick, of Hull, with only lower masts standing. Our supplies from Ireland, compared with former seasons, Barley — .... o 0
Astafireta—Crown, Loutit, from RioJaheirO—Goaernor, —, WATERFORD, Oct. 7.—The Wesley, of Yarmouth. foundered have fallen off considerably, and very few shipments thence ap- Oats
___ and Marmion, --,._
from St. Domingo—lrlarn, Morphew, from Oct. 4. about thirty miles from the Land's End. The master pear to be coming forward. the deliveries from the growers be- _
Hevannah—Reliance, Crowell, from New Orleans—Lora Wel- and three men were picked up in their *boat by the New Friend- ing taken chiefly to serve the pressing wants of the county; LEEDS CORN MAR}
lington, Hill, from Mobile—Looshtank, —, from St. Andrews ship, arrived here. and whilst the arrivals coastwise are trivial, those from abroad,
—Sir C. Napier, from St. Stephen's, N.B.—Carlton, —. from Our arrival of Wheat is pretty good
since this day week, are generally less than usua'.
other articles. Wheat was Is. per quart
Qtiebee—Circassian, —, fie:lm Prince Edward Island—Active, SATURDAY, loth OCTOBER.—Wind W.S.W., fresh. From Friday's market up to this date, the trade was firm, and
met a slow sale. Barley Is. per quart
Stalberger, from Odessa—Alexander Robeitson, Grant ; William Aneavea,—Calieornia, Lawson, and Thomas, Vaughan, from Wheat, Indian Corn, and Flour, continued to be taken rather --
Broderick, —.. and Brockett, —, from Taganrog—Majestie, St. John, N.B.—Nith, Graham, from Calcntta—Maypo, Pon- freely on the terms previously noted; the position of other arti. .
Cieburn, and Caroline, Paine, from Alexandria— Exchange, sonby, from Callao—Panthea, Lane, from New York—Chapman, cies remaining steady.bfrareeelsyalseo.
goßoedantesrfmuslly as dear, but Oi
Shaxton, from Messina—Countess of Liverpool, Adams, from Miller, Quebec—Alice, Mansen, Prince Edward Island—Mary, Although our market to-day was tolerably well attended by ------
Lishon—Oeotto, Barnes, from oporto—Sieke Finder West, Bailey, Lisbon—Henry, Salters, Apalachicola—SwithamleY, town and country millers, who, having recently got more into
'---,from Rochefort—Svcs, —, from Gothenborg. Jen Lings, from Calcutta. stock, appeared less anxious to purchase, still the transactions At this day's market we had a large
-- -- HULL CORN MARKET
in most descriptions of old Wheat were to a moderate extent, in the farmers were asking very high rate
Sphynx, for Newfoundland, has pet back. St. Thomas, from St. John, N.B. at this port; sailed on 15th some cases a little over, but more generally at the rates of this relUCalriCe at about 2s. per quarter
Emma, Kemp, for Messina, was boarded yesterday by No. 9 Sept. On 20th Sept., in lat. 43, lon. 71, passed the ship Queen day week ; Irish new, however, being in short supply, was sale- prices; no advance could be obtained
piloaboat, bearing up for Beaumaris, being crank. Pomare, of St. John, N.B. (supposed hence for St. John, N.B ) able at a slight amendment in value.—States and Canadian ket very dull. But little spring Corn a
George and William, Cleugh, and Kron Princess Josephine, with loss of rigging and in'jury topmasts. On 26th Sept. in lat. Flour continued to meet a fair demand, good Western free in any article.
hence at Hamburg. 44. long. 52. passed a brig of about 200 tons, abandoned, and a brands supporting cur last quotations, and those in bond recd_
Sarepta, Bloomfield, hence at Helvoet. brigantine alongside, taking out stores, &c. On 27th Sept., iu ding is. per barrel.—lrish Flour, upon a more limited inquiry,
John Dalton, Moss, from Bombay at real. lat. 45, long, 4g, spoke the Alexander, of Newcastle, for Mira- remainei stationary in vaIue.BIRMINGHAM CORN MI
Madagascar, from Antwerp nt Deal. michi, with loss of water, and ballast shifted. On 29th Sept., in Malting Barley and prime Malt were in request at an advance During the present week the corn ti
Indian, Mackay, from the Cape of Gord Hope at Algoa Bay. lat. 46. long. 38, passed a ship waterlogged and abandoned. of Is. per quarter, but in the lower qualities of each, we have 130 though some considerable sales of Eng
Canopus, Titberington, from Rio Janeiro at the Cape of Good California, ----, from St. John, N.B. at this port; sailed 10th change to note.--Deans and Pease moved gradually into the an advance of Is. to 2s. per quarter. M
Hope, and sailed 24th July for Mauritius. Sept. Experienced the hurricane on the :9th Sept., in lat. 44, hands of consumers at late prices. ley firmly supported last week's prici
Flibberty, Gricrson, from the Mauritius at the Cape of Good long. 50, was thrown on her beam ends, lost main and mizen Oats, being still difficult of sale, declined Id per 451 b.; and Oats a dull sale at high rates.
Hope, topmasts, part of deck load, bulwarks, water, &c. Next day Oatmeal was extremely dull at our last currency.
C. G. Harrison, Scott, from Knysna at ditto. passed,a great quantity of wreck. . Indian Corn on the spot, being scarce, enabled holders to oh.
Matilda, Bunting, from Calcutta at ditto. Henry, Salter, from Apalachicola at this port ; sailed on nth tain an advance of 2s. per quarter, and more in small quantities_ WAKEFIELD CORN MA
Jos. Albino, Tennis, sailed from Cape of Good Hope for Ade. Aug. On the Bth, gth. and toth Sept. experienced heavy gales to supply immediate orders: several further cargoes, however, The arrival of Wheat is large, and g
hide, South Australia, 21st July.
from S.W. to N.K., which split sails, &c. On Igth Sept., in lat. have been sold floating at fully late prices. millers having supplied themselves fre
North Pole, Sims, from Bombay at St. Helena, and sailed 18th 41, lone. 56, experienced a hurricane from the S.E.; threw over '
mend slackened today, and prices mu;
August for Liverpool. CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. 9.
part of deck load ; lost head rails, bulwarks, and sails. On 25th
quarter lower for all descriptions. Ila
laith, Graham, from Calcutta at St. Helena, and sailed 18th The duty this week is reduced to 7s per qr. on Wheat, and to .
August for Liverpool. Sept. in lat. 43, long. 50, passed a number of deals, and a ship's
4s laid per barrel on Flour, that on all other grain and Flour quotations. Beans firm, but not a gret
boat, bottom up.
Tallentire, White, from Ceylon at St. Helena, and sailed 18themaining at the lowest point;
August for London. Belinda, Xelley, from Quebec at this port; sailed 12th Sept Sept.;;
. Supplies of all produce. Coastwise and from. Ireland, still
Penny, Wheeler, from Cape of Good Hope at St. Helena,and experienced fine weather till 3d October; since then very heavy
come forward very sparingly, and our foreign arrivals, both
stone, and Shelling
-- Is. per load cheaper
gales.
SALFORD CATTLE MA
railed 14th August for Cork. European and American, since Monday last, are on the whole Prince of Waterloo, Booth, from Whampoa at this port; sailed
Eniulors; Little Pet; Vesper; Lady Wright; Hawk; and 13th e
May, and from St. Helena Ist Sept. • rather limited in amount.
Virginia. 'hence at Naples. Douglas, hence at Cape of Good Hope. . During the interval since Tuesday, we experiinced renewed
Fererria, Jarvis, hence at Cevita Vecchia. Queen, Martin, and Chance, Ferric, hence at Newfoundland. inquiries for Wheat and Flour, from speculative buyers and qualities were, however, worth 6d •p _
quTahlietyniunmgbeenreroafl C; atthteleswalaes
tlharrogleirght:
oh
Shepherdess, Craig: Moldavia, Dodero ; Norham Castle, Tidy, Dolkin, hence at Helvoet. . ~ consumers, as well es for shipment Coastwise and to Ireland, The number of sheep and lambs were 1.
'Forster; and Era, Kingston, hence at Leghorn. Monarch, Ddncanson, from Canton—Lahore, from Cochin— which resulted in considerable sales of each, but especially ti[ was rather dull; best wethers 6d to 7
Corunna. Perrin; Wanderer, Rickerison ; Dawn, Horn; and Indus, Cox, from Rio Janeiro at St. Helena. the latter, both free and in bond, on the terms last noted; some Sad; lamb 6d. to 7d per lb. Calve
'Emma. Markley; Seadrift, Weatberiu, and Britannia, Young- WATERFORD. 7thOct.—The Margaret, Cullen, hence for Que- several floating cargoes of Wheat and Indian Core also chauged ber of beasts, 1318; sheep and lambs, 5
son, hence at St. Petersburg. bee, put back this day from the Banks of Newfoundland, with bards, but in other articles little business was transacted.
Beausiaars. October s.—The David, M'Donald. from frince loss of bowsprit, foremast, main and mizen topmasts, &c. Upon a limited attendance of millers at our Corn Exchange
Edward's Island for Liverpool, has put in here with cutwater RavAL, 25th September.Wassily Welliky, Tschernitzky, toalgy, and some of the leading markets of the country ap. MANCHESTER CORN EXC
'started, loss of head rails, &c., and deck load thrown overboard, was wrecked on the south end of the island of Stoneskar 22nd peering rather less buoyant than of late, the business done is A steady business has been done In
'in a gale on the 21st September. The smack George, of Ulla- Sept. any description of Wheat was but moderate; the trade, how- week, at full prices.
spool, from Newry to Liverpool, was driven on the rocks On
___ ever, was firm, the general runs supporting the fall rates of Supplies of h. me produce, of every k
,
'Puffin Island, last night, but was got off with damage, and Tuesday, and for choice qualities of both old and new, some. scanty, and, as regards superkr qua
'brought in here.—The William. Pearce, from Porthcawl to Li- SUND'Y. D aY. 11th Ocroaxit.—Wind S., fresh. what higher prices were required.—lrish Flour, although in quite unequal to the demand.
verpool, parted one of her cables iu the Cross Roads yesterday, AlfitivEre—Mary Worrell, Gardner, from Valparaiso—Ariel, slow request, remained unaltered in value; States and Cana- An extensive trade has been done a
during a gale from south-east. Knowles, from Gahoon—Speed, —, from Montreal—St. dian, a'so, exhibited less animation than during the inter- large sales of Indian Corn and Flour he
WARREN POINT, October 4.—The Brothers, Wilson, from St. Fillan, Davies. from St. Domingo—Abbots Reading, Atkins, mediate C days of the week, a few thousand barrels only having to Ireland.
John, N. 8., has arrived here with loss of deck load and damage from Arica, and Wm. asson, —, from Pugwash. been sold this morning, and our last quotations merely At Wakefield continued large salesh;
during the gale of the 2 tat Sept. SAlLED.—Alliance, Tucker, for Charleston—Oxnard, —, sustained. firmness,
Cove, October 4 —The Emer aid, of and from St. John, N.B. New Orleans—Plutus, Hannah, Magaguadavic—Elize, Gabran, Prime Malting Barley being in demand, was the turn dearer, We have a steady inquiry for Wheat
for the Cl 3 de, was fallen in with 22nd Be, t., in lat. 47, long. ss, Danzig. and grinding samples, as well as Malt, steady at former prices. same may be said of American and Cai
Water-logged, and master and three men taken off by the Wyke
Pease and Beans were generally rather easier to purchase, and samples of English and Irish are read
Regis, arrived here; the remainder were taken off same day by Wasp, Allen, hence at Lisbon, and sailed 2nd October for St. Egyptians Is per quarter cheaper. our quotations.
Übes.
the Violet. of Belfast, from Liverpool to Bathurst.—The Triton, In the absence of supplies, Indian Corn. in small quantities Oats and Oatmeal in limited demar
from London to Quebec, has put in here with loss qt" main ari Corsair, Clamming hence for Newfoundland, at Bcaumaris, for present delivery, realised Cs per quarter advance ; future former prices. Good and fine Malt full:
mizen masts, &c.. in the gale of the 20th and 21st September. with loss or jibboom, sails split, and rigging damaged. prices depending mainly on the wants of Ireland, and the such qualities are scarce. Beans as las
On the 23d, in lat. 48, lon. 34, the Triton passed a large Ship Favourite, Thomas, hence for Dublin at Beaumaris, with sails extent of the fir
importltions.
dismasted, apparently light, with only one sail ou her main- split and leaky.
Oats and Oatmeal, though little noticed, were held with firm -
mast. On 30th Sept., in lat. 50 ,long. 16, passed another disa- Frances, Lawson, hence at River Gaboon. Hess on the full terms previously stated. LIVERPOOL COTTON M/
bled vessel. On 241 October. in lataso, long. 13, passed a deep Xerezano. Evans, hence at Gibraltar. -
ship dismasted, with only one sail on mainmast. Bridget, Wade. hence at Lisbon. Wheat 7orb s, (1. a. ea There has continued a good demand ft
s. d.
Fame, hence for Rio Janeiro, was spoken 16th August, in lat. Nanteos, Griffiths, hence at Rouen. Engli -ea
h red, new
IN, lore 22 W, by the Lena. Devonia, Long, sailed from Gibraltar 20th Sept., and Diadem, Ditto,
th e Unitedwa s
incarteaat sees dy
eusri
Draper, 22nd Sept., both for Liverpool. Irish red . 8 0— 8 8 do. .... 710 8 4 has been obtained. Speculators have
WEXFORD, 9th Oct.—A large ship is reported to have gone on Ditto, white B3— 8 lo do, .... 80— 8 6
a holauasttertshhdeoawtwenseech firmness, said a parth
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 7.—Wind W.S.W., fresh. • shore at Kilinore. Rye, English epqr ——•—
!fistula) -- --
ARIIIVED.—Hero, from Bonny—Charles. Souehay, from Chia DEAL, gth Oct.—The Sirton, Cann, of Yarmouth, N.S., was
Ina
Nnida
r3a3nohaa
niS u, r3aoto,
Ea
gnydptEi ,
rents—Rapid, from Jersey—Victory, from Odessa—Priscilla, abandoned at sea 21st Sept., having been capsized in the buret- Barley English'
Scotch' Sarishap6o/b -- —-- do. none, were forwarded into the country um
Taylor, from Pernambuco —Lord Sandon, We:ch, and Miracle, cane of the 19th. Malt, English, le qr
Elliot, from Quebec—Gannett, from St. Domingo, and Emigrant, ARCHANGEL, 23d Sept.—A vessel on fire, and almost burnt to I
pa e....
...• 4 6 5 0 rican, lee Pernam, an±go,Surat.
63 0 —6B 0 ACCOUNT OF SALES AND (MPG
from St. John, N.B. the water's edge, was teen at the entrance of the White Sea, by Irish - —-- id°. •• • • 00— 0 0
' SaiLen.—Jane Lowden, Bell. for'Sierra Leone—Henry, —, the Acre. arrived here. Oats, •ep, 451 b. From the 2nd to the gth Oct
for Africa, and Romp, Jenkin, for Malaga.
E'lish & Scotch, new 'old .... 4 2 _ 4 7 Price;
Welsh , ~
'' --
--
do" ••••4 0 4 4 SALES OF TUE WEEK. in the
The Queen Tomare, hence for Quebec, has put back, with loss LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL. Irish.fine qualities.. 4e— 4 1 do. ... ~
of all her topmasts and hull damaged, in the late hurricane. On• —.
_ . a

the 2ist Sept., in lat. 46, long. 5
Raffles, 'Kirk, from the RIV,T Saguenay for London. On the
22d Sept., passed the brig Joseph and Mary, of Newcastle, wa-
terloggi_d and abandoned.
Priscilla, Taylor, from Pern
29th August, in company

!oat this port; sailed on the

Ann, Armstrong. from Portsmouth for Bombay, was spoken
17th July, off the Cape of 'Good Hope. in lat. 35 S, lorg. 22, all
well, stending to the southward, with the wind 8.5.8.
Montezuma, Lowber, hence at New York.

aia. arrived at this port

cows tatty, tus DU MAL uy a sea ourlng the hurricane of the 21st
September, which washed the third mate off the fore yard.
Yorkshire, Bailey, from New York st thli port; sailed Ifith
'Septer,her On "- ‘th; in

ins ,at 46, long. 98, fell in with the
Lo►d John Russell, of London, from Comes for Quebec, aban-
rioned. The ensign was 114 ing, union down, and on the quarter
wasixritten "s x days no water."

Milton, Hodge. from Savannah at this port, with loss of head
of foremast, main and mizen 'topmast:, deckhouse, bulwarks,

,LoOslitank, arrived at this port yesterday, spoke the Vandalia,
for Miramichi, 23d Sept , which had taken the crew off a water-
logged brig belonging to Waterford, and bound to Glasgow. On
24th September saw two vessels dismasted. On 2,;th Sept., in
/at. 48, long. 28, spoke the Ann, from this port for Montreal,

putting back under jury masts, having been dismasted in the
gale Of the 20th.

WATERFORD, October 5.-The Apollo, Walker, from Dundee
,for Quebec. was abandoned Both Sept., in lat. 46, long. 35. Part
of the crew taken off by the,Victoria, arrived here. The remainder
except one boy, drowned. were taken off by another vessel.
WARRENPOINT, Oct. 6.—The Great Britain, (steamer,) has
been driven high up on the beach in the gale of the ath and sth,
and had ten feet water in her hold. No further attempts will
be made at present to float her.
KIN SALE, October s.—lt blew a gale yesterday from the S.E.
Arnbasiadress, Binnerman, from St. John, N 13., arrived here
yesterday. waterlogged, and with loss of sails. bulwarks, &c., in
the hurricane. alanar, Barker, from Liverpool for Quebec.

also put in here yesterday, with loss of mainmast, &c. The brig
Isadore. of Kinsale, coal laden, struck on the rccks at the en.
trance of the harbour last night, and became a total wreck.
VV Erroka, Oct. s.—Apollo, Walker, from Dundee for Quebec,
was abandoned 26th September, in lat. 46, long. 35; part of the
crew taken off by the Victoria, arrived here, the remainder, ex.
cept one boy, drowned, were taken off ty another vessel. Queen
Pomare, from Liverpool for Quebec, has put back to this port.
with the loss of all her topmasts•and hull damaged in the late

hurricane. Oil the 21st September, in lat. 46, long. 50. took off
the crew from the Lastly 'tellies. Kirk. frtgin ftiveg Bgtgurgt•gy for
London. On 22e1 September. passed the brig Joseph and Mary,
of Newcastle, waterlogged and abandoned.

Australia.. I
Bahia.. ~.

Bombay
B. Ayres

Calcutta ...
C. G. Hope
Charleston.

Demerara.

Jamaha

Guayra.l

June 3 Lima
Aug. 19 St. Helena
Sept. 8 Maranham

27 i Mauritius
Mobile
Monte Video
N. Orleans
New York
Pernambuco

Aug. 1?1

Sept. 15

Rio Janeiro,

81 Valparaiso
7 Vera Cruz

July 31

Sept. 11
July 28
Sept. 20

Aug. 11
Sept 13
June 27
lAug. 31

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT, Ocr. 10

DISCHARGED
In-patients cured

ut-patients

15 I In-yatipt

0 I Remaining-in the house. 193
5
ConsultingSUrgeons, Mr. Forshav and Mr. Dawson.
House Surgeon Mr. M'Cheane.

Apothecary, Mr . George Padley.
Rouse Visitors, J. Cropper and W. /A' Craelcan, Esqrs.
Chap1ain.......... Rev. W. Blundell.
RICHARD GlBSON.Treasurer

NORTHERN HOSPITAL, OCT. 10,
[WEEKLY REPORT.]
ALMITTND. DISIIAROED.

Accidents.

22 i Cured

Medical and Surgical cases I Relieved and at own request 3
upon recommendation.. 39 Attending as Out Patients 16
- 1 Irregular

Remainingin the. Hospital. 1( 3•

Consulting Surgeons, Wm. Gill, Esq., and J. N. Banner, Esq
Physician and Surgeon for the ensuing week, Dr. Scott
and Mr. Bainbrigge.

House Visitors, Charles Inman andit. W. Bateson. Esqrs,
House. Surgeons, Mr. G. S. Deane and Mr. T. B. Gilderaleeves

Treasurer, B. H. Jones, Esq

-WEEKLY REPORT C
WORKHOUSE
OCT. 10

3F THE FEVER AND
E HOSPITALS.
1, 1816.

•TMURSDAY, OCTOBER B..—Wind NV.N.W., fresh.
ARRIVED —Marmion, Edwards, and Diadem, Barstow, from
New York—Anon, and Victoria, St. John, N.B.—Chronometer,
from Cephalonia—Archer, Lambe, Quebec—Boykett, from Bor-
deaux, and Madagascar, from Antwerp.

ADMITTPD. 1
Fever and Small Pox l6 Cured ..
Medical and surgical Wards 92 Relieved
2 I Died....

Lying-in NVards
Lock

Euphrates, Little, from Pnerto Cabello at this port; sailed on
28th August. On the 28th Sept., passed a vessel of about 7uto
tons, abandoned. Her name appeared to conslst of six letters,
of which the first three were supposed to be CE M. or CAM.
The Archer.--which ar, ived here to-dry from Quebec, sailed
from that poll 12th Sept., and experienced fine weather during
the passage. till within the last few days, as she drew nearer the
land, and saw several outward bound vessels disabled in their
spars.

Fever and Small Pox
Medical and Surgical Wards

Lying-ill Wards
Lock

DISCHARGED

Tota1..
suiting Physicians, Dr. Macrorie and Dr. Gouthw•aite,

The Louisa. of Waterford, from Quebec for Waterford and this
port. was abandoned 22nd September; captain, one passenger,
and five of the crew landed here in the Lord Sandon. The re-
mainder were taken off by the brig Gilkey, from the Clyde for
Newfound' rid.
The Mary Ann, of Yarmouth, from St. John, N.B. for Glas-
fi°:°,. abandoned at sea 22nd September; crew taken off by
Thetis, from Prince Edward Island for London, which was
Spoken on the 30th April, in lat. 50, 10ng,17, by the Lord San-
don, arrived here.
Ternveman. Prowse, Wed from Valparaiso 2d July, and Mary
-Worrall. G.rdoer,ith July, both for this port.
Mary Mersden, Carter, hence at Trini ad.
Corsair, Atkins, hence at Barbadoes.
Monarch, Brown; he nce at St. Lucie.
Alexander, Aspey, hence at Jamaica.
•Bucley, Cooper, ba;led from Jamaica to this
Bth September

Consulting Surgeon

r. Maculloch

Physician and Surgeon for the week

- Air. Davies.
House Surgeon, Mr. Grirnsdale.
Assistant-Surgeon, Mr. E. T. Watkins
Apothecary, Mr. Giluaour.

PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE

Outward

LONDO

LIVERPOOL

Jamaica

Leeward Isl. Dem. & Berbl

ort previous

Newyork , Boston,

25s Ott@ 30 0 1 308 Od Aug. 1
20 0— 0 0 I 20 0 —3O U
50 0 6o 0 50 0 —do e

Douglas, Lepage, hence at Lagnayra

20 0-25 0 15

Sandford. Sin Clair, frt_rn Laguira, at Puerto Cal,
.Daon Ablny, Baxter ; Dryad, Dansen ; Louis
Larch, Larsdile ; and Rusina, Gale, hence and
Chiaca.lsland.
Delhi, Hill,bence at Honduras.

Carpenter; I

Valparaiso at

Wave. Stoner, from F

t Fleetwo,

for Riehlbucto at Cove,
bore up from long. 42, with loss of mainmast Etna foremast in

the late Iturricane.
Emma, Kemp, hence for.Messina at Kingston.
&Aden, Thomas, hence at New Orleans.
Hat kaway, Cormick, herice at Virginia, with &

in a gale Bth September.
Alexander, Leeds, hence at Baltimore.
Her, utean, Gibson, and Maier, Bell, hence h.
td•Dougall, from London, and Georg.
Euckhain, from Bomb-v at Calcutta.

I Bombay

•Buckharr

Fatima, Wilson, sailed from ditto 13th August, and Duke of
VVellington,liargreaves, on the 16th of August, both for this
port.

Tagus, Gibeen, sailed from Mazatlan for this port on the 22d

July.
.Pahtb

sailed from Sauzor for this

Newfounaiand
Brazils

River Plate

5 0 -

25 0 - 0 0 20 0
25 0- 30 0 25 0
30 0 -35 0 30 0

New South Wales

50 0 -
30 0 -

60 0! Go 0—

35 0 35 0 -

ape of Good IR

Pease, English, whit

-40 0 40 u -
-40 0 1 40 0-
- -_
105 0 -

-17 6 17

;0., &c. .

-6o 0 40 0
—2O 0 17 6

Do.&fri

Smyrna al
Malaga..

M adeir

)7 6 -

20 0115 0

Flour, 7g). 28011

ish & Irish, 2n

Western Isles ,C,spe de Verdi

,p It. o

25 0I 17 6
-- 17 6

-60 0 ;blue

Cadiz ~
France

4 4
4 0 - 4 1
0 -52 0

Holland

0 0 I 20 0

0 --4 g c

grey ..146 0 —4B —0

g 0 —4O 0 !Old
-.-- -- --- i do.

1 2 - 1 i

Lltnnexara, &c.. 2! U —23 6
Bar Se Antigua. 23 0 —24 6
UNJICKT, ettl.. 24 0 -21 0

Ceylon
Java .

OIL, Olive, r 252 gall..
Gallipoli e —42 :0
Trieste 4O 0 —4l 0
40 0 —4O 10
40 10 --41 0
38 0 —3g 10
.0 0

Havana

Brazil
Laguira 32 0— 85 0
DIrICWOODS , ton 5..C.8
Logwood, Jam. 4 5 4 10
lion. .& Dom. 4 15— 5 5

MaLiga,
Port u

Campeachy 7 5
stic, Span... 4 0—

9 0-
ODD.

20 0-

620 Sea Island

7555!80wed Georgia
r Mobile

Lima, solid —.15 10—
Barwood, Ango.s 0—

999°1 t Alabama and Tennes
23310 New Orleans

nd Macelo

959 Bahi
,„„1 f Maranham

£585 0 0
0 0 0
419, 17 6

Camwood

Red San. Wood 5 0—
FLAX, 14 ton.
Riga. P.T.R. .. no

30 Demerara, Surinam &c.. j 64

Flem. 60 0— 90 0
cwt.

Levant

East India
GINGER, f'
Tlnrhadnes

tia, in b
p► cwt.

Coloured

Bahama,

510 Laguayra bj
480 Common West India i 6

Cod 2610
Linseed, p rut 25
Rape, pale do. 35
Turpcn. as cw 52 e

-213 0

_ . - ••• -OW u
RICE, cw:
Carolina, dress. 32 0 o 0
cond 24 0 —2B 0
Bengal, • rd. doid 0 —l7 e

.rth'un, in orinfl,

2 9-

.. Smyrna
.... Manila
5500 Surat..

0 -ISt)

vast. India

52800 bales

Clover.
Grass
Straw,

Barley
Carrots

WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, OCT. 6.
Total quantities per Price per
Imp. Quarter. In:p. Quarter
2 12 0
0 0 0

1 8-10

4 I) 6271

I
60,2

1051467