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LAXCASBXBE NEWS . JsssB ^^^ afll ^ T ^ L ^ LsBBBstsSa ^ aB ^ EvV ~ * Hand-Loom Weavers . -According to a cir--ealar forwarded to the various towns in -Lancashire , fcj order of the CoJnmtttee of the ^ hand-loom -weavers of Manchester , a delegate meeting was held on Monday the 8 th instant , at the house of Matthias Ashton , sign of the Bam , Oldham-Rtfad , Man-; Chester . The object for which the" delegates were called together was to consider the best and most likely measures to improve the pre-sent condition of the hand-loom weavers . Mt . John Steward , of Askton , was unanimously called to the chair , and opened the business of the meeting in a manner that convinced ti ^ eai that they had chosen a man to preside er the meeting , who understood . the important
^ oecboa which they were met . . examine . " Several -statements were brought forward , of the present « ondition of the weavers , from different towns , which -differed very little in their general character , and all west to prove that some speedy remedy should be laid before her Majesty ' s Commissioners , when they came down to Lancashire , that would put an end to « o much misery as was at the present lime making rapid , strides amongst us , to the great injury of ouraelves and onr neighbour * , with whom we might have any dealings . The Rochdale delegates brought forward an excellent document , drawn up on purpose to lay before the Commissioners , which set forth , that the Corn-laws , and other taxes
press upon the industry of the country . After a discussion of three hours , in which the whole of the delegates took part , the following resolutions was adopted , — " That in the opinion of this meeting the Corn Laws are a great cause of the present distress amongst the hand-loom weavers , ' together with a disposition amongst a few grinding manufaciarers , to reduce wages below ' their brother manufacturers in the same branch of trade—and we earnestly recommend to every town and district the necessity of laying these evils before her Majesty ' s Commissi-«>© ners , and of endeavouring to press upon them iha - necessity of having the Corn Law * repealed , and a board of masters and workmen appointed in eterv
-town and district to regulate the wages to be paid from time to time according to the" state of the market—and that a penalty be enforced by law - « pon any master or workman violating ^ or attempting to violate , the agreements made by such , a Committee or Board so appointed , in vhtce of sueha lay . " ~—The meeting unanimously agreed to the resolution , and afterwards passed an address to Mr . John Piklden , M . P . for Oldham , thanking him for his sincere advocacy of the just claims of the handloom weavers to legislative protection—which he received from the deputation that awaited upon . him on Tuesday ; and requested that " the deputies should inform the different towns and districts they
represented , that it would give him great pleasure to be able to effect some plan of relief for them . He strongly recommended that we should do the best for ourselves ; and he would not fail to do his share to effect , if possible , our speedy regeneration . After the address to Mr . Fielden was passed , a resolution was brought forward , thanking Messrs . " Hindley , "Wakley , Heetwood , &c . for the manner in which they supported Mr . John Pielden on the . ' -21 st of December last , in the Commons House of Parliament , when he brought forward his motion for some plan of relief for the hand-loom -weavers . —
The motion was passed without one dissenting voice , ihatitbeTenewed as soon as possible . The document and the men that were sent with it , did credit to the borongh of Rochdale . It clearly stated that , unless the Legislature protected the fight of the working man to live by his industry , the repeal of the Corn ^ Laws or any other law , would not benefit the working classes , and the hand-loom weavers in particular . After a long debate oa the Corn Laws , la which the delegate from Bol ton , ( Mx . M'Connell ) took a prominent part , and was strenously opposed by Mr . Curran , from Manchester . Mr . M * Connell
attempting to prove that the repeal of "the Corn Laws would , independent of any other measure - < jf relief , effect all that was necessary to place the hand-loom -weaver on a : _ footing of of Independence . Mr . Curran , on the contrary , -went to prove that the repeal of the Com Laws -would not benefit the whole of thehand-Loomweavers one penny , provided that some plan-was not adopted to prevent the unfeeling masters from reducing their "wages , - when the state ofthemafketTequired no such -reduction , and that a committee of masters and men being duly appointed in every district , to regulate tie price of labour would , with a repeal of ihe Corn
Laws , be the best plan that could be recommended to her Majesty ' s Commissioners . 'Mr . C . stated , that he was of opinion with his Rochdale . friends , that before a repeal of the Corn Laws could take place , the tares must be reduced , and the rental of- the land brought down to enable the ^ EugKsh fanner to meet the foreign - grower . Thanks being voted to the worthy Chairman , Mr . -Steward , for his able conduct during the whole of 4 he proceedings , the business concluded ' , and the otmost unanimity prevailed amongst the delegates —each having acted as if all depended on himself , -and faithfully discharging his duty to those that at nt him .
RQCmi ATJB . . . . Odd Fellows . —On Tuesday , the Loyal King ^ Edward HI , Lodge , Xo . 407 , of Independent Oad Fellows held their Anniversary , at which time upwards of eighty of their brethren sat down to an excellent dinner provided by Mr . John L ? herwood host of the "Wool Pack , Drake Street , Rochdale . , A number of the member ' s wives and friends joined in the convivialities , which were . kept up to a late hour , when the meeting broke up in peace and good -order . anDDLETON \
Poor Law Meeting . —On Monday last , a meeting wash-Id in the national school-room , Tongelane , near Middleton , to take into consideration the propr iety of petitioning both Houses of Pirlian ^ ent &r a repeal of the Poor Law Amendment Act ; % r . Whitehead , eh ef constable , in ihe chair . Similar resolutions to those passed at a . meeting , held last -week , ar Huddersfield , were passed . Earl Stanhope is to present die petition to the Hcuse of Lords , and John Fielden , Esq ., M . P ., for Oldham , " the one to tiieHouseof Commons . The speakers were Messrs . Stoneacre , Fielden , Kent , and others . -
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TO ADVERTISERS . Again we have been -compelled to reject several Advertisement * , in consequence of untimely delivery at the Office . All Advertisements for the Northern Star musl be sent in by 12 o ' clock on Friday , ' -as the enormous circulation renders it absolutely jiecessary to go to press at that hour . . . In consequence of ihe severe indisposition of Mr . O'Connor , brought on b y unparalleled exertion in opposition to the Ballot and agitation' for the Suffrage , As has been prevented Jrom attending the meeting at Rochdale , on Thursday night ; - -and the same reason must plead his excuse for . sal - attending air Manchester ~ xur Saturday
-Since the commencement of the present -year , Mr . O'Connor has been present at the- following sneetings—January 1 st , Newcastle } 3 rd , Edinburgh ; 4 th , Glasgow ; 6 th , Sla ley-bridge ; 8 th Leeds ; 9 th , Leeds ; lOlh , Bradford . ' , We have received a communication , from Thomas Barrett , James Dyson , and George Oliver , having reference to the Leeds Town Mission . " We fully concur in the inference drawn by 4 he -writers from the facts therein detailed ' , and are actjuabitid , of our own knowledge , with other , farts j > n which * iinilar inferences may be established . The ' * . Northern Star , " however , being purely a Poli-¦ t hai journal , . cansiot be made a vehicle fa
Theological discussion , and , as no reason was . -assigned / w the exclusion ~ of the minister referred -to , ice do not see sufficient ground in the fad to snake a matter of public interest ; but we shall -keep an eye on these and some other parties of ihe same description , for ire know tluit many gross impositions are continuall y practised oh the pMic underthe guise of " "liberalpiety . " . ' "The Hardships of an Irish Pig Jobber . " We have inquired into the circumstances nf this case and shall and comment
publish on them .. Our Lancashire Agents will please to notice , that we shall send all the Portraits for Lancashire to Mr . Meywtod , at Manchester z therefore they mil please to address their orders to him this ¦ week , and he will then dispatch to each the num - ber of portraits they require , and some posting iills along with them . Bui each agent must have his order at Mr . Heywood' s by Wednesday night , ¦ so that we can have the whole on Thursday corning , else it will be out of opr power to execute them .
. X ) ur Oliham and Ashton Agent * we informed , thai we have made inquiries . at the Leeds Post Office , and find that their papers were dispatched by the Mail Van at the proper time . They are requested 4 o make inquiries of the Manchester Post Master , * as to tht cause of the delay , and communicate to Mt the answer they receive .
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The numerous complaints we are constantly recfking from our Agents and friends throughout the country , as to the late delivery and non-delivery of the Northern Star , at the several Post Offices , shall undergo an investigation as soon as Parliament meets . It is not the first time we have had to complain of the negligence of the Manchester Post-master . We are . compelled to displace the Address of the " London Working Men ' s Association" on Canada , to make room for the demonstrations of popular sympathy with the Canadian cause , which we this week report in our pages . The Letter of " Richard Oasder" to the " Leeds Mercury , " in ansicer to the queries of Edward Sunderland , has been received . If the " Mercury " should refuse to insert it , it shall have a place in our next .
The order to withdraw Mr . Nay lor ' s Advertisement respecting the Sale of the Inn at Yeadon , came too late to be attended to this week . The letter of Jeremiah Marsden was too late . Perhaps wemay give it next week . The paragraph from Locktcood , about the secret order , was set up in type , but displaced for other matter . The copy has been since lost . We have received the report of the Rochdale meeting , but quite too late for insertion . We will give it at length next week .
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LEOAX , QUESTIONS . " Richard White . " The claim of querist , entirely depends upon the terms in the Will of Dillon , whether or ho the father of querist was left the properly , in ' fee or merely for life . " Y . W . " The female has no right whatever to dispose of the trust property for a longer period than her minority , and even that is difficult and hazardous , being married and under age , she ceases to have any claim upon arriving at full age . " y- Z . " The daughter of ' -Y .-2 . has a perfect right to bring an action for Vie acts done in her father ' s life time , and the Executors may proceed in virtue of any verdict returned by a jury .
" I . S . S . " The week ' s expense referred to in our number of the 13 th December , had reference to the national expenditure , and not to any retriuneralion which members directly receive ; but to make one ansicer general ^ members do receive indirect pay for the support of government . " C . P . " has the option of recovering the amount of the two promissory notes from any of the parties best able to pay .
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On the 6 th instant , Ledstone Hall , in this county , the Hon . LadyBroadhead , of a son . On the 3 rd instant , at Oulton , theLadyof the Rev . John Bell , vicar ofRotlrjrell , of&son . ' ¦
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MARRIAGES . On the 10 th instant , at our pnrish . church , by the Rev . Dr . Hook , vicar , Mr . Thomas ? Joton , manufacturer , to Mary Ann , second daughter , of George Smith , Esq ., Hanover-square , Leeds . On the 2 nd instant , at St . George ' s , Bloomsbury , London , Mr . John Price , of Manchester , late of Moyston , to Mary , second daughter of the late James Emraett , Esq ., of Halifax , and widow of tlie late Mr . Charles Walsh , of the same place . Oa the 7 th instant , at the parish church , Halifax , Mr . Joseph Hill , to Miss Sacken , both of Skircoat . On the 6 th instant , by licente , at the parish church , Halifax , by the Rev . B . Bayfield , Mr . WfDiani Crowder , stay maker , to Mrs . H . Emmet , both of Halifax .
On the 3 rd instant , at the parish church Halifax , Mr . Samuel Hirst , to Miss Mary Blagborough , both of Ovenden . On the 8 th instant , at the Superintendent Regis trar ' s office , Dew . « bury , Mr . Isaac Hey , of that p lace , cordwainer , to Charlotte , daughter" of Mr . John Dobson , worsted manufacturer , of Wakefisld .
DEATHS . On the 10 th instant , Samuel Hargrave , youngest son of the late James Hargrave , of Wortley , aged a . . - . - "'•"¦ ¦' --. ' - - . -. "¦ •¦ " On the 2 nd instant , at his residence , at Mytholmrovd , IVilliam Briegs , Esq . He was a gentleman whose loss will be deeply felt by a numerous family and circle of acquaintance . - Same day , aged 68 , Mr . John Townsend , of Hnliax , auctioneer . The deceased was greatly respected , been an auctioneer 39 years . On the 1 st instant , deeplv regretted by a large circle of relations and fr iends , in tbe 63 rd year of his age , Mr . Moses Netherwood , of Halifax , dyer . On the " th instant , aged 44 , Mrs . Firth , wife of Mr . J . Firth , drysalter , Cloth-Hall-street ,
Huddersfiejd . Same day , at S 2 cote * , Mrs . Robinson , wife of Mr . John Robinson , worsted manufacturer , to the great regret of her family and Mends . On the 9 th instant , aged 28 years , William , son of thp late Charles Rhodes , hat manufacturer , of Rochdale , he being the 4 th of the same family , vix . three sons and one daughter , all in the prime of life , who have diad since April , 1837 . On the 11 th instant , Robert , son of Mr . Juhn Ashwoith , butcher , of Rochdale , aged -32 years .
It is -with regret we record the death of William Birkbeck , Esq .. of Settle , banker , and a magistrate of the West Ridinj : —we believe the first instance of a member of the Society of Friends qualifying as a Justice of the Pence . The event was quite sudden . He was on the bench at the Wetherby Sessions in his usual health : his death occurred on Sunday morning , in the 6 / th year of bis age . His character was formed after the most approved model . Conrtecras and gentle in his transactions with , all—faithful in the discharge , of his yromise ^ and persevering almost to a proverb . This latter quality wai particularly conspicuous in him ; for notwithstanding his mnltifarions engagements as a banker and worsted manufacturer , he was indefatigable in the discharge
of his magisterial duties—a most active director of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal , wliich undertaking owes much of its prosperity to his efforts—and found much time to cultivate his mind , for he was no mean proficient in literary and scientific knowledge . He ¦ wasawarm friend to th » diffusion of knowledge among the lower orders , and his interest in the success of the Mechanics'Institution -was scarcely less than that of his brother , Dr . Birkbeck , of London . In ¦ p olitic . * lie was an ardent friend to the cause of Reform , and a valuable stay to lie Liberal party in the Torified scene of Ms habitation . He was generous and Tiospitable , a kind friend to the poor , and nnivei-sally esteemed by a large cicrle of friends and relatives . —Bradford Paper .
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DECLARATION * OF INSOLVENCY . G . SOLOMONS , Minories , tallow Chandler . BANKHCPTCIES A ? fNULLED . . S . MARSH , Burslem , Staffordshire , manufacturer of earthenware . R , MH : RACKEN , Manchester , provision dealer . BANKRUPTS TO SURRENDER IN BA 81 NGHALL STREET . J . BLOMFIELD , Farringdon-street , City , Jan . 12 , Feb- 16 , at eleven . Solicitor , Holme ' s , Liverpool-street , Broad-street . T . and J . SKELTON , Gerard-street ^ Soho , oilmen , Jan . ^ 12 , atone , Feb . 16 , at eleven ; Solicitor , Harpur , Kennington-cross .
BANKRUPTS TO SURRENDER IN THE COUNTRY . T . WYTHES , Northfieia , Himbleton , Worcester , cnal merchant , Jan . 19 , Feb . 16 , at eleven , -at the White Haft Inn , Digbeth , Birmingham . Solicitors , Hill and Daniel , Worcester and Kidderminster ; and Smith , Chancerv-lane . J . HOOLE . Crookes , Sheffield , tanner . Jan . 15 . Feb . 16 , at twelve , at the Town Hall , Shemeld . Solicitors , Hoole , Sheffield ; TatterBhall , Great James-street , Bedford-row . G . COLE , Oxford , wine merchant , Jan . 19 , Feb . 16 , at nine , at the Mitre Tavern , Oxford . Solicitors , Lowe and Co ., Southampton buildings , Chancerv-lane . W . W " ELCH , Brockworth , Gloucestershire , corn dealer , Jan . 20 , Feb . 16 , at three , at the Ram Inn Gloucester . Solicitors , - Bloxsome and Jackson Dnrslev : and White and WhitmoreBedford-row
, . R , WARNER , Ashby-de-la-Zouch , schoolmaster , Jan . 15 , Fpb . 16 , at twelve , attheBull and Anchor Inn * Loughbriilge . Solicitors , Snelson , Ashby-dela-Zouch ; and Capes ^ hd Stnan , Bedford-row . O . P . WATHEN , Woodchester , Gloucestershire , clothier , Jan . 16 , Feb . 16 , at the Golden Cross Inn , Cainscross . Solicitors , Croome and Son , Cainscross , near Strond ; and Blower and Vizard ^ tincoln ' sinn-fields . W . WAYTE , Stoke-upon-Trent , wharfinger ,, Jan . 19 , Feb . 16 , at twelve , at the Wheat Sheaf Inn , Stoke-upon-Trent , Solicitors , WHb " ami » and Turton , Stoke-npon-Trent ; and King , Furnival ' s
DIVIDENDS . J » S . Crispin , St . Martin ' s-court , and Tottenhamcourt-road , "boot-maker , Jan . 26 . W . Gwyther , Piccadilly , linen-draper , Jan . 29 . ¦ J .. Brace , Wfllow-walk , Bennondsey , tanner , Jan . 27 . G . Children , Tonbridge , Kent , banker , Jan . 26 . J .
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S . Morn * , Devonport , iron-founder , Jan . 20 / J . W . Elger , Cnmbndge .. baker , Jan , 31 . R , Carr , Headingfon ' , Oxfordsniri . butcher , Feb . 1 . J . H , Webster , Lpwestoft , Sraolk , linen ^ raper , June 14 . J . Peckmore , BinnJngham , baker , Jan . 30 < J . aud J . Kirk , Leeds , titoplate-workers , Jan . 29 . Cnxxons and Co . Manchester , cotton-spinner !! , Jan . 30 . J . Marsden , Manchester , corn-dealer , Jan ; 29 . J . Crowther , Huddersfield , corn-factor , Feb . 10 .
CERTIFICATES—¦ JANUARY 26 * J . Burgej * . Lowestoft , Suffoh \ , cprdwainer . W , Burnell vJV ortley , Leeds , cloth-meaufacturer . R ; Rose , Devizes , cheese-factor , j . Manning , Leamington-priors , builder . Kehworthy' and Sons , Quick , Saddleworth , Yorkshire , ' cottonmanufacturers . ' ¦ : ">> " ' . ¦> ,: ] .: <<¦ :, '¦ : * ARTNEBBHIP 8 DISSOLVED , = ¦' Roberts and Co . Spobner and Co . George ^ jrard , . Lombard-street , warehousemen . Cole aud ' Cp . Bristol , linen _ merchants . Manson aiid Gregsoh , Liverpool , tailors . Emerson and Anderson , Corn Exchange , corniactors . Moore and M'Creight , Liverpool , merchants . * Maxwell and Newall . Bourdeaox , / wine-merchants . Levey and Sons ,
Botolph-lane , and Oxford-street , firuit-merchants ; sofar a » regards J . Levey . Coster and Co . Aldermanbury , rilk-warehouseinen ; so far as regards T . Coster . Dolling nnd Langley , Chudley Devonshire , attorneys . Ellis and Balinahnoy Queenstreet , Cheapnde , merchants . Girling and Hill , Burton-npon-Trent , tailors . G . and ¥ > Hyde , Fleet-street , stationers . Ives and Wliite , Chertsey , Burgeons . Yerbury and Co . Bradford . Wiltshire ; bo far as regards J . Yerbun-. J . and S . Taylor , Liverpool , druggists . M . and F . Hight , Dover , architects , Terrys v and Harrisons , Ripon , and Knaresborongh , bankers ; so far as regards R . Terry . Ashwell and Jenks , Nottingham , lace manufacturers . Field and
Lloyd , Wilderness-row , and Myddleton-sqtiare , Clerkenwell . surgeons . Ramsboltom and Co ., Windsor , brewers . Jenkinson and Co ., ' Manchester , packers . Watson and Collinsdns , Hull , commi 8 Sion agents ; so far as regards R . B . Watson . Slade and Co ^ NewfoundiaAd : and Poole , ship-owners ; so far as regards I . Slad % , fieri . Leipinann a » d Co ^ Manchester , merchants BaTdwin and Diggens , Tuubridce-wells , carriers . Greaves and Co ., Yorkshire , coal-master *; so lar as regards A . Greaves . Tayleur and Co ., Liverpool . Sir C . Cockerel , Bart , nud Co ., Austinfriars , East India agents . Heald and ' -Pe ' rkin . j Wakefield and Morley , painters . Domett and Co ., George-yard , Lombard-street , merchants ; so far as retards W . Youn ? . Atchprli » v nm \ F . i-aim .
vvhitcUurch , Salop , and Nantwich , Cheshire , mercers . Jones and Son , Leominster , Herefordshire , com factors . Rainey arid Co ., Bell-court , mincing-lane ; so far as regards W .-B . Ferguson and J . Parr . Nevill aud Co ., Llanelly , and the Steel-yard , copper smelters ; so far as regards C . L . 1 . DuPre . Parrott and Pearson , Claphain , surgeons . W . and A . H . Powell , Oakley-street , Lambeth , hat manufacturers . Morbey and Macnish , Beech-mills , Wycombe Marsh , Buckinghamshire , paper makers . Fontaine arid Son , / Edinburgh , tailors . Jackson and Co ., Glasgow , booksellers . The London and Westminster Bank ; so for as regards R . Pi tcairn . .
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FROM THE LONDON GAZBTTE , Jan . 9 . ' : : ' ; : m \ . i ^; :: 'V ¦ : .. \ DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY . Jan . 8 , JAMES SiSLEY , of Margate , carpenter . Jan . 8 , ELIZABETH CLEGG , Ifiteof Belfieldhill , afterwards of Moorliouse , and now of Waitland , Rochdale , Lancashire , cotton-spinner . BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED . PETER WRIGHT , of Leeds , grocer , Jari : 20 , at eleven , at the Court-House , Leeds .
. - BANKRUPTS . ^ WILLIAM JOY , of Pateruoster-row , bookseller , and of Bloomsbury-sqnare , boarding house keeper , Jan . 16 , at two , and Feb . 20 , at twelve * at the Court of Bankruptcy . Mr . Pennell , official assignee ; and Mr . J . D . Williams , solicitor , 36 , Colemap-street . JOHN G 1 LLINGHAM , of Farririgdon-Btreet , victualler , Jan . 16 , at half-past one , and Feb . 20 , at half-past twelve , at the Court of Bankruptcy . Mr . David Cannan , official assignee , 46 , Finsburysquare ; and Mr . Eden , solicitor , Villiers-street , Strand . , : . ; - /
SAMUEL KILBINTON BREWER , of Brighton , librarian and bookseller , Jan . 18 , and Feb » 20 , at twelve , at the Town-haU , Brighton . Messrs . Frederick and Charles Cooper , solicitors , 49 , Ship-street , Brighton ; and Mr . James Hortij solicitor , . 1 , Serlestreet , Lincoln ' s-inn-fields , London . WILLIAM BREWER , of Bristol , corn-merchant , Jan . 24 and Feb . 2 b , at one , at the Commercial-rooms , Br istol . Messrs . Bayuton and Son . solicitors , Bristol ; and Mr . E . J . Horton , 11 jFurni ^ vaTs-inn , London . ROBERT JONES , of Liverpool , grocer , Jan . 25
net teb . iso , at one , at tne ciareuaou-rooms , Liverool . Messrs . Blackstock and Co ., sohcitors Temle , London ; and Mr . Booth , solicitor , Templetreet , Liverpool . JOHN SNELLING , now or late of Messing , Essex , rocer , Jan . 22 and Feb . 20 , at ten , at ttie Three ' ups Hotel , Colchester , Mr . Samuel Wittey , socitor , Colchester ; and M essrs . Stevens and Co ., olicitors , 6 , Queen-street , Cbeapside , London . ROBERT MOORE SNOWDON , Multou , Yorkhire , draper , Jan , 18 and Feb . 20 , it one at the tobin Hood Iiin , York . Messri . Makhison aud anders , solicitors , Middle 'lVinple , London ; ; ind lr . Thomas Francis Foden , solicitor , Leeds .
JAMES MUCKLOW , Binniugliain , publican , Jan . 23 and Feb . 20 , at one , at Dee ' s Royal Hotel , Birmingham . Messrs . Blackstock and Co ., solicitors , 1 , Paoer-buildingg , Inner Temple , London ; Mr . John Suckling , solicitor , " Union-street , and Mr . T .. R . T . Hodgson , solicitor 2 , Cherr 3--strt ; et , Birmingbam . , WILLIAM YATES the elder , of Old Bufiery Works , Worcestersnire , ironibunder , Jan . 23 and Feb . 20 , at eleven , at Dee ' s Royal Hotel , Birmingham . Messrs . Clarke aud Me ' dcalf , solicitors ^ ' . ao , Lincoln's-inn-fields , London ; aud Messrs . Tyudall and Rawlins , solicitors , Birmingham .
dividends . : At the Court of Bankrupteyj : . »• % Richard Ellingwortn , of York , booksyjller , Feb . ]' , at half-past twelve . Absalom Marsh , of Brentford , confectioner , Feb . 1 , at one . John Nicholion , of High-street , Southwark , linen-draper ^ Feb . 1 , at half-past one . Henry Binney , oi Beruers-str ^ et , Middlesex , dyer , Jan . 31 , at " one . William Aui gustus Bartelot , of Regent-street , perfumer , Jau . 31 , at eleven . John Bennett , of 4 , Three Tunpassage , Newgate-street , bookseller * Jan , 31 , at twelve . David Tvort , of Horsempnderi , Kunl , miller , Jan . 30 , ; at one . . .:
In the Country . . Jonathan Drury , of Kidderminster , Worcesterfenire , grocer , Feb . b ' , at twelve , at the Black Horse Inii , Kidderminster . Thomas Jones , oi'Kidderminster , Worcestershire , carpet-manufacturer , Feb . 6 , at one , at the Black Horse Inn , Ifldderiiuiister . John Oulton , of Ashton-uuder-Lyne , Lancashire , corn-dealer , Feb . 7 , at eleven , at the Cpmniissioiiers ' -rooms , Manchester . Johii Winnirigtou , of Chorltoii-upon-Medlock , Laucashire , druggist , Feb . 1 , at twelve , at the Comiuissioners' -rooms , Manchester . James Uusworth , 0 f Radclifle , Lancashire , ironmonger , Feb . 6 , at eleven ^ at the Commissioners ' -rooms , Maricliesteri " Thomas of mill ncashire
Gore , Clayton- , La , ^ axispiuuery Feb . 2 , at ten , at the Coinmissioners'Spms ^ Manchester . Richard Reynolds , of Leeds ^ biltbrbker , Feb . 3 , at twelve , at jks Court-hoiisej Leeds , SamuelFrederick Lott , of Exeter , batter , * Joi . & 1 , at two , at the Old London luh , Exeteri * Thv > maa Hatton , of Mackle ^ field , grocer , Feb . 1 , at the Angel Inn v Macklesh ' eld . George Chapman , oj Selby , Yorkshire , corn and bacon factor , Feb . 1 ^ at twelve , at the Robin Hood Inn , York . William Mountcastle , of Manchester , silk-raatiufacturer Feb . 2 , at twelve , at the Commissioriers ' -rooms , Manchester . Benjamin Homan , of St . Leonard ' s Hastings , Sussex , builder , Feb . 1 , at twelve , at the George Inn , Battle . ; . \ :.
CERTIFICATES ^—JAXUAilV 30 . John Holloway , of Bridge-street , Bluckfriars , strawhat-manufacturer . John Lythgoe , of Liverpool , } cooper . William Bennett , of the Swau Tavern . Arundel-street , Strand , tavern-keeper . ^ Joseph Brace , of Wfllow-walk , " Bermondsey , tanner . Thomas Hatch and Richard Hateb , of Ecclestohj Lancashire , cahco-printers . John Christopher Davie , formerly of Sheraton , Wilts , and late of Gloucester , surgeon and apothecary .
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED . John Webster and Joseph Sutton , of ShefBeld , cutlers . , Richard Woods andS ^ R . Gresson , of Howley , near Warrington , vanii . sh , ajnd . colour makers , Charles M'Murdo , Tlujodoue : ^ Rathbone , and Samuel M artiu , of Liverpool , insurance brokers . ^ James Buckley and- John Bradburyy , BrpwnbilL Saddleworthi James Prescott and Thomas Noble , of Cheeter-road j Vwitliin'VHTilme , Lancashire , grocers . William jipgdp aflft-S ^ ainel : Firth , of Wickersley , Yorkshire ;^ quarrvSSSf ;; R . -
M . Hutchinson and W . P . Hutchuisbn , of'Liverpool , sugar refiners . -D . S . Riishton arid'J obi WTdttingham , of Salford , iron-founders . Paul Wilson and Atfred Monsir , of Grantham , drapers ^ W . W . Staff , of Norwich , soap-maker , and Richard Shaw , lateoftbe samecity , manut ' actnrer , deceased 7 RichardShaw , of Norwich , manufacturer , deceased . and John Richard Kidd , of the same city , < lyer . Thomas Kittrick and John Herbertj of Dnke-8 treet , Grosvenor-square , builders . Joseph Bridge well Whitdnj ^ and John Sutton , of King ' s Lynn , Norfolk , surgeons , G / jorge Pritchard and W . jlliam Henry Goddaid , of 28 , New Bridge-street , " Lon-
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don , attorneys . ^ flKain Biddell and John Rlddell , of YoxalL , fanners . R . D . Squire , David Hills , and Read Robert Hill * of Norwich and Cross-lane , SW Mary ; Hill , London , viriegarmakers . Jpseph-17 etpnian ^ of Newgate-market , and Matthew EdWi » rd / JreelT , 27 , Jewiu-cresceat , London , meat salesman . T homas Taylor , Robert Ask , and Elisha Taylor , of Rowmawh , Yprkuhire , ; earthen . ware mairaiacturers [ so for . as regards RobertWAsk . ] " Thonia ^ Sidney Hewitt and Richard Trevor Ropery of Tokenbouse-yard , attorrieys . Joseph John Sander * and Eliza Mackingley , of 39 , Clamice-street , Rotherhithe , shopkeepers . Edward Sharland , William Row SharlaiiSj arid Peter Sharland , of Winchester ^ curriers . Francis Clare and Wihiam Hortbn , of Norwich ; iti dyers . Deunis Grundy , ^ ainuel Grundy ^ Ann Grunt dy , and John Wood , of Manchester , nannel and blanket-merchants . Joseph Hopkiueon , James Brppk-and WilUam JoWett , of Bradford , Yorkshire , brass and iron founders ( so far as regards James Brook . V John Bennett Luce and ^ ixah Jane Luce , of the CasUeHbtel , Southampton , hotel-keepers . William Anthony arid Thomas . Benbow , of Liverpool , timber-merchants . George H . Miller , William Maxey , ; arid ThomaiTaylor , of Bedfprd , carpjenters . Henry Sriiith and Samuel Highfield , of Liverpool arid Leghorn ; merchants . J allies ; Baggot and William Baggot ^ of Bromyard , Herefordshire , fanners . Mary Wombwell and William Womb )» eH » of Stoke Newingtori i cowkeepers . -W . E . ' Payriter and James Street , of Pembroke , solicitors . , Richard Bibby ; Jrihn Steplierison , Alexander Bburiey , and James Robinson , of prestori , flax-spinners ( so far as regards John Stepherisori . ) Williara Marling , - Thomas Marl } ng , and Samuel S . Marling , of Ham-miUs , Stroud , GlouceBtershire , clothiers . SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION . a ADAM 'REID , of Glasgow , bnilder , January 12 and 29 , at twelveyat the King ' s Arms Inn , Glasgow ^ 1
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MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE , Satwaky , Jan . 6 . Although we kave had only a limited demand during the week , yet full piibes have been realized fur mo » t of the leading irtlcles : of the trade . -At our . market this momingi ! good ronditioned wheat * are saleaW * at an advance of Id . to 2 d . per 701 bs . jdsun ^ and infe rio r samples are entirely neglected . Hour meet * a fair inquiry , and ia the turn dearer , pats are rather better iold ,. and oatmeal may be noted . 0 d .-.- pet load lugher . BeanB are dull sale at a decline of 1 » . Iper ouiixter . Malt rather cheaper .
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YESTERDAY'S WAKEFIELD CORn " ^ r : - - ¦ : ' - ¦/ : ov . v- ' ; . ' - ' ; Market ; .- ; : ; ' c . - . ¦ ¦ . \ - ; - p There is a ^ ood supply of Wheat > ere this morni ing : —good dry samples are held : firmly for fully i ^ per ^ qnarter more , andf a fairekterit of business has been done at this advance ; pats are without vari ation . There is a" fair demand for good Malting Barley * and price * are fully maintaihed ; 1 Bean ^ off slowly , ; but prices are much as last w « ek .
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THURSDAY ^ Januaky 4 . ^ Inward . —From Riga . —George Palmer J ^ V ™™ Freidrickslqdt . —Nymp h * PiPiSr ^¦^ e-: < s ) Wi # ; fz ^ mk ^ i ^^ l ^ QuTWAiu ) . ^ r AV « w ^ fe . ^ -Ve 8 ta , ( S ) Me . All H ^ nry and . Elmibeth , Sbanl ; AgSoria , MarS ,: ^ . -TnaLMunson ; Endeavour , Patrick . : xSl ^« 4-Sar » h , Allen .. /^ a // yferf .-Sarah , . D « arff ^» M / eTr faw .-Wilhelmina Hendnk v ^ De JoS Z , y « w .--Beayer , Cooper . ^ "vuge , p ^ GooiB r ^»» Freidrickstaa ^ r- ^ y \ j r ' vRtDAY , jANiTAiiY i 'A ¦ ' '¦'¦
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:: ¦ ¦¦ -. ¦ : ¦ ¦ ¦¦ - , ¦ SUNDAY ,. January ^ . ¦ : r . r ¦/ :. e 2 ^"'?^ ^ w * .-Lord Nelson , ( S ) Wise Sear ^ . -p Ribstou ,. Salmon . London .+ Ymd , S Agaw ; London , . ( S ) Taylor ^ GazeUe , ( S ) Hur ^ ^ fer * ra .--Saperior , Smith .: Yarmouthr-J npiSf ( S ) Matthewman . Jt . _ John *—Amity , ii ^ / pwOTcA . r-ConipaM , Barker . v ^ OvrwAni > .- ~ For S ? mderland . --Ge 6 rge , Richari son , iV ^ carffe . _^ eptune , ( S ) Humble' - ^ Frobi GAiN 8 BRo ' .-- / 'br jEWo ^ ewy . —Iris , Ellis .
MONDAY , January 8 . . ¦ '• Inward . — -fVwn i iZA .- ^ -Pegasus , / g ) Cool ^ tMendsbury , Strachan . ^ ewcaslle ^ F ^ i , & ^ »^ . -Lhzabeth , StephenSon . l > unkirk ± o £ Wharton . ^ & ' olhen 6 urg . - ± -l \ zhlioe , FairburnE Bougsiel— -EmanneL Pedewori . Sunderland ' i-Jbhn and ^ flliam , Howell . ZwvaT ^ S ^ uZ garer tuv Janssen . Breihen . - ^ Cz . Qumn ^ p ^ Amsterdam . —Neptnnus , Kraustruge r - ^ T O ^^ ARD-- *\ Xo « fifo « .-Williain , Whitehead-John Hayes , Hiegh . ; '¦ - . ¦ : ; -.- . ^/ ;¦ ¦ ; -: ¦; : . ¦ ¦ : TtJESDAY JAifuiRY ^ 9 ; V _ . Inward . —From ^ Gothenburg ^ . —Peter and Jana Flea . J ) un ( lee .---Fame , Benvie . ; Hotterdam ^~ - Hplderness ,. Wiken . 7 Vs ( burgh . -Anaz , Liridbki OvTWAnD . - ^ For London , —Hannah , Cuswbfth ^"
WEDNESDAY , January 10 . vS ^^^ ^ - ^ ^ & " 7 & * i ^ THURSDAY , January 11 . ¦ -.. Outward . —For Z , y « n .--Lord Nelson , [ S ] Wise ^ i -Peewus ,- [ S ] Cook . Dundee < -Fartu * tiit [ & ] Moncneft . . lar / noirfAi—Jnp ite ^ rsi Matthew wan .- Newcastle . —Vesta , [ S ] Mem " ^
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The Barton steam packets sail daily from Hull to Barton at seven in the morning , andhalf-pasttwel e ? . / ourip the afternoon . They sail from Barton Id HulVat nine m the morningj and at half-past two and half-past _ six in the afternoon . On Sundaw from ^ Hnll at eight m the morning , and from Bartra at half-past two in / the ^ afternoon . An extra passaa from HuU is made / every other Monday , at a quarto past ten from Hull , and eleven from Barton v > H prse Boat leaves HuU , every day , two hom before highwater , arid when the wind is contrart half an hour earlier , and returns fromBarton to HoB at the time of high water .: ™ ¦ The "New : Holland Steam Packet leaves Hnll daft ^^ l ?** *™ and four nu at
^^^ » p . returnsfrom New ^ Holland nme a . m ., two , aai half-past six p . m * On Tuesdays and Fridays , H # market days , there is ariextra trip—from New Htfc lauUat twelve , and from HuU at one . ^ ^ . The . New Holland Horse Boat > ails from Hull two hours before h gh water , and returns fromNew JM land to Hull at high water every day in the . weet ? ^ The Steam Packets for . Gainsborough , Go * Thome , Selby , aiud York , saUeach-day from M three Hours and a half before highwater ¦ ¦ The York Packets leave Hull for Selby and Yoik every day to suit the tides—Sunday * excepted : ,. 1 he Yarmontb , Packets leave Hull every Wednef day and Friday , and return from Yarmouth e « rr Tuesday arid Saturday . *
. The Steam Packets for London leave Hull oo Tuesdays at eight morning , Wednesdays at eielt and eleven morning , and Saturdays at eiaht ani eleven morning . They leave London ori Tuesdaji Wednesdays , and Saturdays , at eight in to mormng . V . : : = - 6 ; y The Leith Steam Packets leave Hull eveiy ^ ei ; nesday and Sunday at high water , arid Leitheyat oaturday and Wednesday .. r . . The Lynn Steamers sail from . Hullevery WedW day and Friday , at high water , and from Lynn ever / luesday and Fnuay morning . i- ' - ¦¦ ¦ ¦" ¦ ^ The Whitby arid Newcasfle Steamer sails everr ounday , after the arrival of the London Packets * f » ; returns from Newcastle on Wednesdays and
. ^ ^ . ltby on /^ rsdays , ; callmg off HartlepooV Snnderland , andShields . v - : The Newcastle Steamers leave Hull every Wrfnesaay , lnday and Saturday morning , and Ne * castly &-cvry Monday , Wednesday , and Thursday morumg , calling off Scarborough , Whitby , Hartlepool , Shields , and Suriderland . . The Hamburgh Packets sail ' . ' from HuUeverf luesday , Thursday , and Saturday afternoon : and irpm Hamburgh the same days . - _ The Rotterdam Packet sails every Wednesday afternoon , and returns every Saturday . The Dundee Steairier leaves Hull every Wednaday , and Dundee every Saturday .
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¦¦ - ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ' ::,.:: ' - :.. ¦ ¦ ¦ .. .. ' , ¦ - ¦ - ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ¦ - LONDON CORN EXCHANGE . . ¦¦ ¦ •"; - ; Mark ^ LanEj MpNOAYj Jan . 8 . . ? _ From E « sex . and Kent tlheri wag a ijeod supply of VVhtat , Beans , and Peas , and from Suffolk » large arrival of Barlev , with a fair quantitr of thin article from Norfolk , and a few veggijls with OaU from the Lincolnshire coait and Scotland are fresh uji fcr this ally's market , whilit the supply from Ireland since this day Re'nnig' . U hns been v « ry trifling . ¦ . '"•; - l'h » dense fog ; of l- ' riday having been succeeded by cold and drying easterly winds , tke condition of the neVr W heat has been Heiiit-what improved , and it . better i « mand ¦ was i * consequeiic « esperiericfa , at an advance of Is . per quarter on all tine samples , with a pretty good clearance ° f this day ' s ' supp lr . ; . ¦ ' ¦ i ¦ ¦ , '¦ . - .. ¦ . ' ' . ¦' . ; . - . : ¦ , ¦ . ¦ ;¦ '' ¦ ' ¦ ¦'¦ . ' . '¦' ¦ V- . ' ¦¦; - '¦ ' - '¦''¦ ¦ , ' lri » hKlpur : wai held rather higher , and this article met a . 'better-sale . ;' .. ' ' . ; . : ' ¦¦¦¦'¦ . •'• ¦ ¦' . .: '¦ ';• ' '• . ' ¦ '• ; The lnrj { e ;« Bpply ofBailey caused a dull trade , and any but the very iinest samples must b « nyted Is . per quarter lower . Malt wa » without alteratiom in valut . , BeunBimet a fair gale on rather higher terms . The cold frosty Weather has caused a good demand for both boiliiig and hog Feas , really choice samp le * commanding aii udrujiceof le . per quarter . ¦; •' .. ; . / ¦ The thick slat * of the weathsr having , kept back the vessels at sea with Oats from Ireland , enabled the factor * to make t . preUycoodclsarariceor the preriouslai ' ge supplies , ere the week closed ; and there being no material addition at this day ' s liiaiktt , thiire was a decidedly firmer ton * given this niornmgyfto the trade generally , and althsngh this present cold wtather will Ciitue the farmers to thrash out ni « re freely for the saku of the » tr * Wj still the consumption » . f this article will be also ihcrcaseu , and stock being in th » hands of consumers and dealers , lower priess were gensrally obtaihed ; land fur prime corn , uti advance of 6 d . per quarter was ¦ iestablwhed . / ; . ¦ -. ;¦ : - ' •;¦ ' •;'; . ¦' . ' ; ' . ' •; . ' ; , ¦' ; . -. * .., , f ' - ¦; ; ¦' . ' .. ' . ; Lin-eeiTaiid Rapesecd wore unaltered in val « e . CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE . WHEAT . ' : ¦ s . d . Malt , Norfolk Pale .. 52 .. 60 Kssex , Kent , Suffolk 45 .. 58 Do . New .......... ¦ White . ; ..... ; ..... 45 .. 64 PEASE Norfolk & Lincolnshire * 5 .. 57 ¦ ¦• ii ^_ . ^ /> _„„ ii ' o , oo vvw ; +. ^ j a - -Kn ' en' " ° 8 anaurey , new . ol . o £ \ Yhite , do . do . . i .. 30 .. 59 M ., Sio ; ¦ ¦ -.- ¦ ' qo oa Yorkshire ^ ...... - .. W ^ il £ a ^"'"" M" ^ West Country Red .. W hite BoUers ...... 3 b .. 38 tWhiteUo . ^ ..-.:. « i , BEANS . Northianberlnnd iind \ 5 ? . ? " ¦ ' : ' ¦ , ' •• '' >• " ¦••• ^ - " ¦ " Scotch White .... 48 ; . 52 £ >«« , old .......... 30 .. 36 l- ' medo ........... 53 .. 56 "a rrow ............ 34 .. 40 Morav-Angus and MaKigan .......... RoihBhirelU » d .... ; OATS . . ^^•¦•¦ " •» , - •¦ EngUshfeed ........ 19 .. 20 t JwhRe 4 , New ...... U . ; 48 ghortsmall ...... yo . -White ........ 48 .. 51 Poland ......... ; 22 .. 26 „ . ' . BARLEY . Scotch , common .... 20 .. 22 pnndpK : '" : «' '" - ' ' 24 "V . 26 Potatoe .......... 23 .. 28 IJistiUing ......... > 27 .. 29 Berwick . ; ........ Malting , New 30 .. 34 Iriah , white ........ 18 ... 23 Chevalier , New ...... Do * Potatoe ...... Mult , Brawn ........ 49 .. 51 Do . Black ... ; .... 17 .. 19
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Leeds Cory Market , Jan . 9 ;—The arrivals of Wheat during the past weak have been large , of other Grain the supply for this day's inarket is oaly moderate . There is a firmiiess in the Wheat 'trade which the millers cannot overcome , and the demand is fair , at about tlie rates of last yvet * k . Fine Barley full y supports late rates , while inferior qualities are difficult to quit- Oats and . 13 eaus are each very slow wale , and rather lower . Arrivals at Leeds from the 2 nd to the 9 th Jan . j 1838 . W heat Parley Oats Beatis Shelling Rape Linseed 9539 28-Ki 1149 11153 107 240 398
Bradford Piece MARKET . ~ Suecessive advances in the . prices of yarn have compelled an advance on pieces to be demanded b y the manufacturers to the extent of from three shillings and sixpence to five shillings on six-quarters wide merinos ' . Large sales have not been observable in to day ' s Market , but it is understood that sales to some . extent have been effected previously , and subsequent to last Thursday . '¦"¦'¦ ¦" : ' . ;¦ Bradford Yarn MARKEt .- ^ We hare to notice a further advance in the prices / oryard - The stocks ; of the spinners are last decreasing ,: and transactions are niade with much greater spirit and confidence . ' ' ' ' . "•' ' " - . ' . - -. ' ' ¦' . ' :: - - ' . V :- ~
Rochdale Flannel Market , Jas . S . —To ^ daV there has been less business done in this market than oil any previous miirket day for many weeks pas t , Godds of all descri ^ tioiis have iiot gon « off as was anticipated . It being iiew market , a deal 6 t business was expected to be dotie . The goods sold averaged the former week ' s : prices , - but purchasers seem disposed not to give Sp much money as the manufacturers want ; consequently ^ riot ^^ many'Wo'ds were sold . TTie inarket was well attended by wool dealers , Many of whom were strabgers . No great quantity of business was done at prices averaeirie those ot the las . t few weeks .
Bradford Wool Market .- —It is cheering io find the late very considerable influx of wool into the Market to be not more than Eidequate to the demand indeed , of the finer qualities of . long wool the supply is insuflicient , and prices are accordingly a shadei hi g her . ' . , V Dewsburv Cloth Market , Monday , Jan . 8 . - ^ - There has beeu little 01 ; no . ' -business transacted iii our market to-day ; So little ; business has hot been done for these several months back , this is in consequence of the nierchauts being all engaged in making up their accounts . : . , WAkEFiELD Cattle Market ; Jan . 10 . —We had a fair . supply ot : Stockutmar ) ceMl » snipnnii { r , of both descriptiousi The attendance of buyers was pleuti-i ful , and the market was a ' shade- better , and neiuiy all was sold at the prices folUjwhig :- ~ Beef , Us to 7 s per stone ; ,: Mutton , tid . to 6 id . per lb . —Beiwts , 450 : hlieep , 4700 ; , —The Lean Market \\ ag only a short supply of Lean Cattle and Cal \ ers . ' Skipton Fortnight Fair , Jan . 8 . —We had an excellent supply of prime Fat Beasts at this day ' s market , and although there was no want of customers , yet the market was dull . — -No alteration can be quoted in prices . — -Fat Beiists , 655 : Lean ditto , 221 ; Sheep , 1454 . -
_ Hu ^ Corn ^ Markkt , JA 3 * . 9 , ^ -The supply of Fanners Wheat to-day was not large , and it still come * to hand out oi condition .: Fine dry samples of both new and old Wheat fully realized the ratw of this day week , and in some iustarices an advance of Is . per qr . ^ as obtained ; but the parcels which are out ot condition met dull sale . We had a nriddiimr supply of Barley , which sold slowly ikt last week'l nnces . In Beans no alteration . There were a gbbd many Oatt offering , but the bnlk of them wer&of inferior quality ; no alteration can he noted in the yalae . In Linseed and Rapeseed no Variitioii . Newcastle Corn Market , Jan . 6 . The farmefs continue to supply our market verv sbarinfflv with
wheats , and the condition of the samples exposed for sale to-day was very bad . The arrivals fron * the south meet a pretty ^ free sale , but a good ^^ deal having come in lately , an a 4 viauce in price was prevented which , bii tfor the large arrivals , musthave takenploce . To-day the market closed heavy at last Saturday ' s pnee * . Rye continues to meet but Kttle attention . Malt very dull . The arrivals of barley are con » iderable , and prices Is . per qr . lower . Peus go off slowly at low rates . Oats in lair condition were in food demand at improving prices . —Arrivals duririe the | w ; ek , coastwise ^ -2505 qrs . wheat , 42 qrs . rye ¥ &- > W * i ^ I' ^ a ™ - malt , 21 qrs . beans , and J . 845 sacks of flour , - ^—1
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LEE % ^ -Pri » ted ^ for the Proprietor , FeabgH V ^ ° J ? ' ^ V ° f Hammersmith , CoMfr Middlesex ^ . by Joshua Hobson , at h » Printing Offices , Nos . 12 , and 13 , Marlei Street , Bnggate ; and Published by the said Joshua H 6 bson , ( for tKe giiid Fea * gus O'Connor , ) at his Dwellihg-house / No . . 5 , Market Street , ^ Briggate ; an r internal Commnnicfthon existing ( betweenthe said Nfc 5 , Market Street , and the said Nos . 12 , and J 3 , Market Street , Briggate ; thus constituting-tit whole of the said Printing and Publishing Urnces , one Premises . . All Communications must be acldressed , ( Postfaid , ) to J . Hobson , Northern Star Oflic * , eeds .- . ; ' . ' - . v ¦¦¦ '"" ¦ " ;'; ' . \ ¦ - ¦ ¦ ., - ¦ v . - - . ' . ¦'¦ ¦ ¦ .. •¦'¦' ' ¦ - ' - ¦ Orders and -Advertisements received by ihe undo v . , ^ laentioned Agents ; - — : ¦ : < .. ' : -- - ¦" . - •¦'• . ¦ "; : ¦¦ , ,- ¦ . ¦ \ ¦' ¦;¦;
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Stockport—RTiej , Chester-gate ; and J . Blackshatr , - 112 , Edward-street . ; Preston—G . Bateman , Observer Office ; and ^^ M' - ^ Staines , 12 ^ Bell-street . ! ; ^ Oldham ^ -Jphn Knigat , Lord-Street . Vreenacre * Moor—Mr , Holt Shauj- ^ T . Micttfewaite . Z ^ es- ^ Jatoes Greaves . B « Tff—C > aawick and Biinns ^ Rochdale— Shepherd , Churcb ^ Btfle . Newcastle— € . CarrutherSj News Agent Edinburgh—WLr . M'Kerrache * v Glasg » uh-Mr . H . Robinson , Trongate . Paafey—T . McKechnie , 80 , Higa-streeti Londoii—J . Cleave , 1 , Shoe-lane , Fleet-street . [ Saturday , Jamuary 13 . 1838 . 1
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LIVERPOOL CATTLK JlARKET i Monday , J « n . 8 . > Ve have had u moderate supply of beusU at niarket to-day , ftnd top quality middling , with little or £ variatiun-in price from onr last week ' s quotatiioni ; but the demand was ctueUy tor t ^ oae of good quality , consequently there werea few rough beasts left . unsold . Of aheep we have had- ' a •• nsiderablB increase ia nuinber from our lust Vetk ' s supply , wbichhas paused them to sell for a sliade lees thaii the preceding HWik . uood beet may . be quoted at frpin 5 Jd . to 6 d . ; soine of oVdinnrv quality ., _ 5 d-,-. ' -p « . r lb . Good wether mutton was » old at from Pi < l , to / d . ; « jme of very inferior , quality and ewes at 6 d . per lb . ; and the . market pretty well cleareU up at three o'clock in ] the afternoon . - ' ¦ ¦ . - CATTLE IMPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL , From the 1 st to the 8 th Jan .. . Cowg . Calves . Sheep . Lambs . Pigs . Horses . 960 7 . . 1 , 704 0 : . 5 , 860- .. 10
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET . V Toeaduy Erenihg , Jan . 9 , 1638 . The demand for cotton within the last three days has nilproved , » nd American descriptions are mpi-e saleable at l-nday quotations . The quantity sold since that day ia ejtimatci kt 9 , 000 bags , chiefly American to the triide . — fhe imports repprte * since Friday are 7 , W 4 from the United btate * ; / 49 frumthe Brazils ; 3 ^ 40 fro m Egypt ; 1 . J 60 . from Sayanilla ; and 52 from Peru ; -total 12 , 445 tags- and there ar « three vessels from the United States , two from Bahia , and one froia Sitvanilla yet to report . : ¦• , ' . '¦; . . ;• .: ¦ ' !
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LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE , Tuesday , Jan-. 9 ; Our supplies of wheat are again light j but of oatej flour , and especially of oatmeal , they are to a liberal amount , ' The wheat trade during the past week has exhibited further symtoms of improvement , both as regard * prices and demand . On Friday the choicest ; qualities of Irish red' we ' re worth Ss .- ; gpod parcel * of Limerick 7 s . 8 d . to 7 s . lOd . ; ordinary and fair runs 7 s . 3 d . to 7 s . tid .: a parcel or two Of White were sold nt 88 . Jd . to 8 a . 4 di Old wheait has niet more inquiry ; --and ' some parcels of English and free foreign have chungedLhands at S 3 . 6 d . to 8 s . fcd-.. 'for . red , ' up to 9 a . to 9 s . 3 d : per 70 % . for white . Prime brands of flour have found a ready sale at fully previous rates ; for superior marks of Irish , 48 k . per 2801 b . has been « btained . ^ -Oati ! , though not free of sale , have supported the quotations of Tuesday , anii ; the importers hav « not hud occasion to store ; . Prime potatoes are scarce , and would bring 2 s . 9 Jd . to 2 s . 10 d ., whilst fair mealing qaalities are selling at 2 s . 7 d . to 2 « . 8 d . Welsh are ia moderate demand for pro- ' tender at 2 s . 5 d . to 2 s . 6 d . per 451 ^ 8 . Oatmeal has supported previous rates—24 s . to 24 s . 6 d . per 2451 bs : ; and is held ijrmly . The market u bare of fcarler , both maltihg and ifrinJing , and prices ar « conseouentlv ulinoBt noiuiual . B ^ uiia . hrith nV > W
aud old , have been sold on rather lower terms . No change in the value of peas . Very little passing in either article ' . — Several large export orders have been executed in bonded wheatrr «» y to th « extent of nine or ten thoxi « and quarter * Archangel ana other low qiiulities have keen sold at Ss . tb 3 sV 3 d ., whilst the superior riins of Baltic have bnmf kt 4 s . 9 d ; to 5 s . 3 d . per 70 lb » . ; Thr « e to four ; thousand barrels of sweet flour have also chansed hands , at 25 s . to 26 s . per barrel .- ^ -At this mornbg ' s mailiet all descriptions of wheat were held for an advance of fully 2 d . per yUlbs / , at which a moderate extent of business was transacted . > lour , which is ofl ' tiring « t comparativel y lower rates than wheat , mt > t-a better sale at an improvement of fully Is , per sack . There was little done in oats , but we cannot vary the quotations ; very few of fine quality offering . Oatmeal was in liuiited demand at lateratt-a . . ¦¦ - .
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THB WATBRS 1 DB POTATOB MARKET . ^ -Jan . 8 th . The quoutions have not varied since the last rtoort . « nd trade continues dull . Yorkjleds ( per ton ) « . O a 70 Shavs ( per ton ) ...-... . 40 a 50 Soi ) tchltcds ,,...,.. 45 a 55 Devon Red * ........ 55 a 60 Kidnsys ............ 60 u 70 Jeraer Whites ...... 40 a 0 Natives .... 4 ....... 50 a 60 Blxiea .... ^ ...... .. 40 a < j HAY AND STRAW ( per load of 36 trusses . ) ' ¦ Smithfield . -jr . - a . , jt ' . s . Whitechapel . j £ . 3 . jC . a . Hay ............ 4 0 a 4 16 Hay ....... C . 4 0 a 4 1 cl » ver 4 4 a 5 . 10 Clover .......... 4 0 a 5 I Straw ........... 1 lOal 16 Straw .....:..... 1 18 » 1 I 2 . . Cumberland . : Portman , Edgeware-roa * . 8 Hay ............. 4 10 b 5 0 Hay ....,.... * . 4 0 a 5 Clover ..... j .... 4 5 » 5 10 Clover .......... 5 0 i 5 l 0 Stmw .. . .. ......... 1 16 a 1 18 Straw ' ........... 1 16 a 1 l 0 : ' - .. :- . V ^; .:-KLAX .- .-.: - ' "¦ - . ' ... ~ - ~ ¦ 1 . ¦ . . ¦ jf . s . jr ., s . ¦ ¦ - . - ,. je . s . jf * Dutch ........... 45 0 a 55 0 Ri ga , P . T . R . 0 0 , ' a 0 0 Petrrsburghi ... 0 0 a 0 0 Ditto D . C .. 0 0 aO 0 Nnw Zealand .... 0 0 a 0 0 ' ~~ ; LKATHER ( per lb . ) ' - ' " ' ' : ' . d , d . l -.- ' ¦ "' j A Crop Hides , 30 a 401 bs . 10 iaI 3 German Horse Hides .. l 0 a 21 Ditto , 40 a 501 bs .,.,.. 12 al 5 Spanish Horse Hides . .. 12 a 24 Ditto , 50 a 601 bs . ; ... ] 3 ul 7 Calf Skins , 30 a 40 lbs . TViill Hides / .......... itfttl'S ' . " ( down . ) . ; .,....... ; . 14 a 18 Vitnnl Butts ......... Ifia 17 Ditto , 40 a 30 lbs .. 13 a 21 hmduihHutte ........ 14 a 23 Ditto , 50 a 60 lbs . . ; ... 16 a 21 Foreign Butts ...,,... 13 a 18 Ditto , 70 a 100 lbs .,... 14 a 20 foreign Hides ....... 10 a 12 Large Seal Skins ...... 11 a 15 Dressing Hides ....... lOJa 14 Ditto , Small ...... ¦ .-.... 20 a 22 Ditto . Shaved ....... . . 12 . a 15 Kips ................ . 16 a 17 Best Saddlers * Hides .. 14 a 16 Basils ...:............ 7 a 12 hiiglish Horse Hides .. 9 > 13 . BelHes ................ fta 8 ; •' ¦ '' . '¦ Shoulders ............. 7 a 12 . " metals .: "" -- "' LEAD . 4 ¦• ¦* . JT s . - jf . a . * ' ¦* ' ¦ ¦ British Pig Litharge .... 22 10 » 0 6 ( per ton ) ..,., 20 Oa 0 . 0 TIN . s . d s ' ' ¦' & Shi-et ( iuilled ) 21 0 a 0 0 in'Blocks ; - ..-. 87 0 a 87 6 Bar .......... 22 10 a 0 0 jngou ...... 88 fl a SS S Patent , shot , ... - ¦ - , - . ¦ =,: .. Bar .........,. 69 0 a 89 6 la-12 ...... 24 Oa 0 0 ¦¦ . - COPPER . R « d , or Minium 2 ? 10 a 0 0 British Cake ^ ' 00 0 a ^ 92 0 White . v .... 30 a 0 0 Sheets , per lb . 0 11 a 0 0
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. u SMITHFIELD CATTLB MARKET , JAN . 1 . [ AVhcncver the word . Btone occurs in these prices through-: out this paper , it is to be considered' as the imperial stone of 14 lbs . > nd such : only , no other being lawful . ] ., : ¦ Thete was exhibited for ' sale in »\ vt market of to-daT a moderate Kupply of beasts ; as to iiumfcers , whilst the oeneral o ^ iiahty of ( it was good . As the weather was favpurdWe to slaughtering , the butchers , who were in numerous attendance , purchaseH all kinds of Beet somewhat freely , at ah advance of foil 24 . per 8 lbs . . ; 4 a . 6 d . perSlbjV being readily obtained for the pruhfst Scots . We were tolerabl y well supplied with > heep , which ware mostl y of prime ' qu ' aUty > -- Altkbugh the trade v ^ ith Sheep was » y no Jneans briik , an enhancument of about-2 d . per felbsV fras ^ paid for the best Southabwns . A vert lunited . nnmberot Calves ; rjas oflering , whilst the sal , ^ , i rather heaTy , at last week ' s quotHtions .: The primest small porkers commaheed a ready sale at fuliv * but at nothing quotable beTpnd . last : Friday s prices ; tut ' the inferior uiaif , 121 of which , arrived by steamers from Ireland , went off heavily atlate rates . . The arrivals oflive stock rrom ScotUnd by sea hnye been agaim very limited , but this w attributed to the by no means remuneniting returns which the shippers havt lately reeewed . which , as a matter Of cburse i hav « made the speculators careful as to their future eonsignmeiiU ' We . received up to our maTketto day , about 700 shorthorn , from Lincolnshire ; 450 short-horns from Leicestershire 450 skort-horhs arid Hefefords from Northamptohshtte ; 170 Scots from Norfolk ; : 60 Scots nnd Dcvbns . froiri Suflolk ; ' £ 1 Scots aud runtt * from -Essiix ; 27 Devons , Herefords , and ruuts from Canibridgpshire ; 27 runts , Scots , Herefords , and Detons from W arwickshire ; 20 Scots wd Devons from Oxfordshire ; 170 Heretords from Herefordshu-e ; 135 Devons from Devonshire -17 Scots by sea , from Scotlani ; 20 Beyons and runts from Sussex ' 22 Devons and cows from Surrey ; and 19 Devoni and Hens ' fords from Kent . The remainder of the bullock supply wa ^ chiefly denvfd from the liei ghbonrhood of the metropolu About two-thirds of the supply of Sheep consisted of about equarnumbenrof Southdowns , Lincolns , L « icest # rs , Kente , and Kentish halfcbreds ; . the remainder of polled Gloucesters Somersets , Ac , with 100 from Scotland . - ¦¦ ' , ¦ uloucesters « Per stone of Slbs . to sink the'oflal . InierioTBeef .... | . 44 to 2 ' 6 Prime Beef ... ; .. ! 3 h to ^ J 10 DmoMutton ; ... ^ 0 .. 3 2 Ditto Mutton . U . 4 2 . ? t 6 Middling Beef ... t 6 .. 3 2 LamV 0 « h X Ditto Mutton ... . 3 4 . 4 3 ; 6 . ^ r . ^; : il I "It « o L iy KcATTLB A T MARKET ; Bcm ^ S , lg 2 ^ Shtep 24 ^ 00-rCaWes 107-rPiga 507 .
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NEWGATE AND IEADENHALL MARKETS , ( SIONDAV ! . bince this aaysB ' nnight bar > mvak of Hlanjfhterea meat from various quartfrs have been tolerably go » d , but not W large as m some preceding weeks . Howerer , they have been fully adequate to the demand , whilst their ' general quaUtV ? With theiexcepbon of some few c 6 n . ignnieBU of Veal from th > west of England , has b . e * of fair averag .. dWug to the contuuied mUdness of , the weather , a few of the arriTali " liiwcome to liand somewhat unsaleable , unless at very reduced ; pric ^ 8 , at which the salesmen hare betn com » elled to dispose qf them in order to effect a clearance . Taklng ^ ne « rivX « A * ' T ^ ¥ Ve ^ - ^ W * , ^ the quality of them . nas been qmte as good as m most past seasons . A few p i cki 4 § f I P " ' ?? > » a >» dl ) oilinaBeef , a . also a con ^ aidewbWiminber of hind quarters of afutton of rery Bnperior quabtr , hare been reewvetl , and sold » t high prices . W * L oonwderftui ww * nt ' nm wMch » ie being obtained in these markets for . feef and Mutton , we may infer , that tlieySot >« by » nym «» n 8 remnnermUYet « iho » ewlio ship meil hither from any distant quarter . - »»» uer
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HULL TIDE TABLE . High Watw jfc ) rn > Tide . ^ Even . Tide . Jan . 14 Sirnday ...:.. 9 past 8 26 past 8 2 sw } « Monday ..... 44 ;;„; „ : 8 2 ...... 9 Arra * 16 Tuesday . 20 ...... 9 37 ,,.... 9 epir * l ^ esday 54 ...... 9 10 ..... ; 10 v \* Thursday ;^ ..... ; i 0 54 ...... 10 19 Inday ...... 3 ..... J 1 22 ...... n 20 Saturday ... 42 .. ; ... !! 8 ...... 12
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. _ TALLOW AND CANDLES . " Whitechapel Alarket price of Fat , 2 s Md . In quantities ' : V- ' " . " - . - ;; ; ' -V r- : ¦'¦ ' ¦ > ¦• '¦ ¦ '¦ . iof . Slbs . r ; - . ; ¦ ...- ¦ ¦ ' .. :. ^ :: ' : V . ' . < - ;; . Town Tallow fper cwt ) 50 0 Graves .......... l : ^ .- \» 0 Russia do . ( Candle ) .. 48 6 Good Dregs ........ v . S . 0 Whitedo , > ...,....... 0 0 Mould Candlea ........ 9 0 Stnfl ; .............. ; . 35 0 Store do .. ; ...... ; .... 7 i 6 R ou ^ h do ... ; ........ 23 0 Inferior ditto ; ......... 6 6 Imports from St . Petersburgh 860 Caskg . " ; .
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SUGAR , COKKEE , COCOA , ANI ) SPICES , . SUGAR . s . d . s . d . bocOA . barge Lumps .. 73 0 a 74 0 « . d . ° . ¦ : d . Small ditto .. 0 0 a 75 0 Trinidad ( per Molasgea , BntiBli 32 6 a 35 6 cwt . ) ..... ' .. 44 0-a 56 0 Bengalgoodaud , Grenada ...... 43 0 a 52 0 _ fine ........ 0 0 & 0 0 St . Lucia .... 43 0 a 52 0 Barbado € 8 , Kine 0 0 a 0 0 Brasal ........ 32 0 a 37 0 . COFFEE . SPICES . & ?? " * » Finelli 0 a 125 0 Cinnamon lb . 3 4 a 8 < j Middling . ^ . 102 0 ~ a 109 0 Cloves ( Ant-Ordinary .... 78 0 a 100 0 boyna ) ; .., 1 0 a 12 Demeraraand Do . ( Bonrbon ) 1 0 i a I 2 Berincegood . Mace .. ; ... 2 8 » 7 0 Middling .... 110 0 a 115 0 Nutmegs ( nn- ^ . anofine jprb . ) . ; .... 410 a 5 4 ^ Ordinary .. 78 0 a 108 0 Pepper ( Cay-• "roinwy « ri enne ) ...... 0 6 a-2 6 croken .... 65 0 a 80 0 Pimento ( Ja- . P « ni ? Ka . n » ica ..... > 0 3 a 0 3 } ^ Middling .. 104 0 a 116 0 Ginger ( Jamaica ) v Goodandnne White . ¦ ..... 70 0 a 130 . 0 . Ordinary ., 80 0 a 98 0 Finelarge .. l 40 0 a , 210 0 St . Domingo 42 0 a 44 6 Barbadoes .. 45 0 a 50 0 Mocha ...... 60 0 a 106 0 East India . ' . 20 0 a ¦ 26 0
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HIDES ( per ^ lb . ) ' -: ' . ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' : ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ d . d . ' ' ¦ ' ¦ - " . - - '" ' ' ' ¦ ' : ¦ - . & : d Market Hides , 56 a Market Hides , ' a" : ^ 641 bs . ..,.......... 2 ia 3 104 Ibs ... i ... ; ..... 4 ' Ditto , 64 a 721 bs ........ 2 | a 3 Ditto , 104 a 112 lbs .... 43 a 5 Ditto , / 2 a 801 bs ..... 3 f a 3 } Calf Skins ( each ) ...... 5 s 6 d Ditto , 80 a 881 bs ..... 3 J a 4 Horse Hides , ditto ..... 7 s 5 d Ditto , 88 a 961 bs ..... 4 a 4 j
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•' . ; , IMPKUIAL AVERAGES . ¦ iWht BarlelOats RyelBeanslPeau . Week endu » g 24 th Nov . 1837 53 7 30 0 21 2 30 0 37 3 i 35 0 Dec ; 1 st " 52 6 29 5 21 0 30 4 36 » 34 6 " , 6 th " 52 * 29 220 028 536 1 35 0 15 th " A 3 5 29 2 201130 9 35 7 34 7 22 nd" 53 2 20 320 528034 5 33 11 1 ¦ ¦ -. 31 st .. ;¦ " ¦; . 52 9 28 0 20 2 2610 34 0 33 10 Apgregato Average of the , . " : . . . lastsixweeks .......... 53 0 29 4 20829235 S 34 5 Duties ... _ ......,,,...... 33 8 18 4 16 9 25 9 lfl 9 18 3 Do , on gnun from British '¦¦ ' : Possessions out ; of
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PRICESnOF HOPS IN ^ HE ^ BpRODGH . ¦ ' / :. U The Hop Market continues in a languid state . Farahwh .. * . *! 0 to 9 6 EastKent ^ PkeUf 4 0 to 6 6 Mid . Kent Pfcete a 10 ; . 5 12 Weald of Kent dp 3 1 Q .. 3 18 Bags . ; ..... - . Q . Q . ; Qj Q SnasexPocljeU .. 3 ^ . 3-15
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Northern Star (1837-1852), Jan. 13, 1838, page 8, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct988/page/8/
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