... I I Annatto,qfi1h a. di. a.d, £ B. £ S. 1 ?? 0l0 0 (9 7, 0252gsuons. ?? .0 .lI0'hogadore ?? 0 0 ..00 Argela, 70 Ow It. Flab 70 22gallona. hteoea.70 0. -.7 a Sai. Palo ?? .3010 ..37 0 in oska..70 0..760o0oloured and red.FAoren-,e..75 0 .00 0 boleod ?? Sionin ?? Cod ?? Oporto ?? 0 .,20 SpeimAmer. 30 0,100 0 Arrowroot,;& lb.dutly W.7 S. Whale . 0 0*0 0 cwt ?? 0Lard, JRtoo. Ashea, per owt. Eagad ...

... BNKRtJF, &c. (From the LondSt Gazette *f FPrid y; A,,. ) BANKRUPPrCIN ANN1LLED. Beale, John, Bichmond-roai, West Eromptens b Colllsgbbourkne frederick H., H~gh-street, Wa~ ?? Goodier, Thomas, Liverpool, market gardener Henhury, Lou'sa, UnDion-grove, Wandsworth oi~ BANKZUPT. Andrews, Geo., 1arl-street, Kensington, out of b s Ball, Lucius, Leek, Staffordshire, silk manufaatnre, Baxtker, Samuel ...

... ARE THE DIRECTORS TO BE PROSECUTED? This question has again been raised in London before Mr. Buckley, the chief clerk of Vice. Chancellor Malins, and, judging from the very large attendance of professional men and their clients in chambers yesterday, it begins to assume somewhat of a serious aspect. Mr. Field, of the firm of Field, Rcscos, and Co., was present on the part of the liquidators. ...

... I COMMEIAL. I IVERPOOL EXCHAGE, THUXAY B N`eVEsG. IThe course which the cotton market has taken to-day has disappointed holders, and has been a . little curious. The improved demand which was noticeable yesterday has been sustained, anl it amight have been expected under ordinary Lircini- stancesthat the steadiness of prices which resulted from the greater activity would also have boon ...

... I SHIPPING DISABTEBRS. i ACCIDENTS IN THE MERSEY. The steamship Delaware, for Constantinople, is reported to have sustained damage by having fouled the Bramley-Moore pierhead on Monday morning. The steamsbip Nebraska, from New York, and the steamship European, from Quebec, were in collision with each other in the river on Monday morning. The former is reported to have suse- tained damage. SHIP ...

... e OOMMERCXAI LIRVOPOOL EiCAANd3U THIURSDAY EVENING. There hrsenx a more active demand for cotton tovday, which has remulted in the good, business of I.lO00 bales, inl uding 4000 on epeculation and for eiport. A better tone ha, pervaded the arkce, 'adP American descriptions have, been occasonally .. per lb. in seellra' fiou. }tHolders conslder It very desirable that the srake' should Close for ...

... THE LOSS OF THE BLUE JACKET. The Blue Jacket had on board the following awengers:-Saloon: Mr. and Mars George Saxon, Mr. and Mrs. R. Douglas Campbell, Mr. C. M. Wakefield. Second cabin: Miss Sheffield, Mrs. Carson and two children, T. Crampton, T. H. Lippett and ion, Ansell J. Ellis, GeorgeWilliams H. Milner, Mr. and Mrs. George Faulkner and three children, and Mr. Edmunds. THE BURNING OF THE ...

... - cOOMEROIAL. ?? LIVERPOOL EXCHANGt, , SATURDAY ArE;rxOUN,,. ! Middling Orleans cotton is quoted at 12JO. -per; lb., which is exactly td. below the higbest point attained last year-namely, l2id. at the close of ApriL The nearest previous approach this year to the maximum price of 18G8 was on the let April last, when middling Orleans was quoted at 122d. per lb. The demand for cotton to-day has ...

... COMMERCIAL LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE, MONDAY EVENING. The less desponding tone which the cotton market assumed on Friday and Saturday last hav failed to be sustained, business to~day having presented quite a disturbed appearance. Whatever - Bymptoms of an improving demand may have been observable since T'hursday, they are now no longer visible. The disposition to buy has been very faint among aell ...

... LIVERPOOL PRODUOE MARKET. it Annatto, V lb. e. d. s. d. L S.£. ArolF vit 1 F0shOl 252 gallos whitelnraaes.70 0..72 6skeal, Palo ?? 30 0..40 0 ..in caeko.70 0..72 6 olourod and ined,Blorence..76 0..80 0 boiled ?? 0 . 0 0 Sicilian ?? Cd. ?? 0.0 Oporto ?? 0,25 0 Spansn,Amer.9000.02 0 I- Arrowroot, V lb., duty4id.~ V S. Whale ?? 00-. 0 0 owt ?? 0 Lard, O0ton. I Aslen,,,1 owl. English ..71..07 , ...

... I C- oM IAL LERPOOL EXCHANGE, ?? ArTBRODNo. The improvement observable in the cotton market yesterday has been maintained to-day, the better demand, which the low prices offering induced, having continued, while holders, encouraged by this and other features, have been found less ready to close with offers which very recently they would not have hesitated to aocept. These remarks [apply both ...

... 2EAINGH OF TH}D BAROMMIER. Tuesday, Nov. IO.-Four p.m,, 29.94; Yddnight, 28.28 V. sneoday, Nov. 17.-osur p.m., 30.18; Midnight, 38,18 TLuroday, Nov. 18.-Four p.m., 30.30: Midnight, 30.24 HIGH WATER AT LIVERPOOL. MOUNING. EVoIMIO. HEIGHT H. eM. a. M. F.. ThisDay ?? . ;11 2f . ?? , 2, ?? 16 5 To-morrow ?? 11 68 ?? . ,. - ARRIVED. NoVEmIBFR 17. Albert Williame, Walker, Jrmei Reed, Davie ?? Lisbon ...