... Xiberpool AlTart fdaritet. ng -_ _ _ _ Ul HalyfpasI Four o'clock, Thursdey, Nov. 14, 1844. Lt of We have to note a pause In the demand for speculative Shares he of this week. and in many of the Scrip Shareswe quotelower prices, oh Ind wth a fiating market. The Old Lines of Railway are in steady ta ad demand. Our quotations for the week are, so] ns Bnlrigham and Gloucester 101S. e; Bristol and ...

... aidiaruptd, &&, dig From the London Gazette of Friday, July 12. ba.FRYER, Geerge. grocer, IsLte sit Portaea, liants, but nwo ea Alfred-treet, CI'y-rosd, Mid siesex ~ wo the WOOD, Wielllamc Robert. dleitW.' Brighton. Sussoex but CA.l NEL DO LA. MARcorFELLE, Frarcgis Emanuel, mer The chant, Fenrihurch-strect, London THORN, Thomas Gauge, builder and wine ar~dportermerchant, but 8-iha o hen ...

... i s DIED. April 24. aged 69. at Spring Yale, RaInford, Sarah, the wife of B a J Longhorne, &Eq May 1, aged 30). Elixibeth. wife of Mr. James Drinkwater, Cabinet-maSker, Birkenhiend. SHIP NEWS. TELEGRAPH-OFFICLI, MAY 2. WIndS at Holyhead W., light breeea, fl and 9a. m.; oalm at 12 noon and at 3 p. m. Off Point Lynra, at I p. in., No. 5031, Helena-has a Pilot Off the N. W. Lightship, at 3 p. in. ...

... '&hipping Intelliamce. bout the FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23-Wind t.S.W. to B.S.E. r, The Montrose, Soulby; from Calcutta at Liverpool. On the Frtih 22d Nov., in lat. 24 S. Ion. 60 B, spoke the Mertoun, from Bombay d be for this port. In lat. 36 0, Ion. 23 EB, afoO the Lady, Mary, from Gal. the Mauritius. On the 16th Jan., in at. 2 N, lon. 25 W. soke ios, the Nestor, from the Mauritius for this port. ...

... :* Xrnrarupto, &4. _ . _ r _- - _ r e . I N) pi c, From, ihe London Gazette of Frilday, Marcha 22. p an- CHAPMAN, WillIans, surgweon apothecary, druglisut and ven- Ti ler ?? ebd, Maitylseline, ItliddIlese GITNDRY, Jonatian, heaeii-tec, H~~pt5i Ia. on UEMSWORTH, Henry William, wino merchant, PrlairllO- Ig- street, Blshepegatc-atraeetF ;ue IIW John. hard conifeOtloier, Lanigleyp-oce, Comnmerolal ...

... Sartign Pratruce Marlttt. !re eto THIIRSDtY, APRIL 4. B'UGAi -The demtand for all sorts of British Plantationnlgar has cjutioued in the Eameinanimate state noticed last week, and bus'ness has beet, almost at a stand-still; in fact, the market has been quite itsralyzed, but, owing to improved ancounts from r . Londont this torning, it hne btfles a decided st:rtd to-day, and th. se few nervous ? ...

... LIVE=- - POLPOI LIVERPOOLs PROVISION MARKET. . . . . . . . . .. . . -- - I..- There is a fair business doing in new Butter at our quotatints. Bacon is a heavy sale. Hams of prime quality command our top rates. Lard is very little inquired after. BUTTER, per owt. LARD, per owt. s. e. 5. 3. Belfast ?? to - ?? 450o Derry ?? - Firkins ?? 4 Coleraine - - Lo.g BACON, perewt. Banbrge ?? * Long ...

... lit, H DW, ?? wite scontinue to keep out many ships, and h, der- quently the stocks of produce are now suffering ad dame reduction, without, however, improving prices. bri ' There has been a large business in cotton, about SO.000 en tle bales having been sold since our last publication; specu- lb- lators have been freely in the market, and have taken ti he probably one-third the quantity. 'The ...

... I-- - ?? ?? ?? ?? ? ?? J54-ITItrus tg;,7: ?? ?, - VINEl, Thomasd Walter, sarepentor andc builder, Poorlosa-Yow, A CAIERW111amClaude, druggist, ASbfbrd, Kent Deeb, WOLLAND, Jobn, and .Whllaja. Wollandi tumors anld timber GIa merchats Bxter an PoaeerhemDevenlalJOFore POWELL, derlee, Wa~aib nlantaoturar.Coventryfor I C O O K, Sa m u l. draper, Dmdk ey, B ou rncahn d I~~~ i n e o l n s h l r e ?? ...

... :, _OF kNGLANID. Qulsrtory LAvra ef tle Weekly Liabiliti an AW ;iofb ioif litfland,front ths4th day of N(forown 4, 1843, 4e tthe 27th of'January, 1844, both inclufsi vo published purausnt te the Act S and 4 W IV, esp. LiA5OLTII, 5aSSm w ?? 1,17(W I .. cufises. sw Degelets £i3,17,ti5U Puzon.0 Lee Dontning4traii Fffis3.ee ,21844 -7D Compared with the last-return, there is an increas ?? £M1S0u0 ...

... Altip-pina EtTtttliqtlT(t. it vs FRIDAY. OCTOBER II.-Wind S.W. to N.W. ?? George Fourth, Stowe. from New Calabar at this port, after t being on shore on Burbo Bank; sailed 29th July, and from Fer- nando Po 5th August t, The following vesqels have put back:- e Crown, Fletcher, for Mobile, leaky, with loss of sails Lady Couittena, fyTrinick. foir Coru, with loss of bowsprit d inosat c lalifax N ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, ,n Friday, Two O'clock, October le, 1814. InThe trade has been quiet since Tuesday, but prices Fe tolerably firm. The duty on Foreign Barley has ad- -vanced Is., and on Rye declined 1s. qer quarter. At our market THIS MORNING there was5 a mode. rate demand for old Wheat, at the full currency of Tus. day. There were not many samples of new Irish Wheat offering, and it ...