The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-02-05 00:00:00

Eat Entrito, Will be despatched on the 15th February. For CALCUTTA, (With leave to call at the MAURITIUS) .47211' The BAHAMIAN, - - Jos. PEARCE, Commander; A 1, a regular trader, well known for makin short passages.— Apply to TAYLOR, PO TER, and Co. To succeed the above, The IMOGEN, J. RICHARDSON, Commander. CORDELIA, G. WEAVER, Commander. 111 tot Enbito. For DEMERARA, The fine fast-sailing Sh . LAURA, JAMES TAYLOR, aster; '- To have quick despatch.—F reight or passage ap ply to the Master, on board, George's ock, or to JOSEPH JONES and Co. Exchange-alley. To sail early in February. For KINGSTON and MONTEGO BAY, JAMAICA. Adx.o4 The fine Ship MEM EY, JOSEPH SHARPE, Master. A 1, 327 tons, Liverpool-built, a large pirtion Of her cargo is ready to go on board.—For freight o4lpassage apply to the Master on board, King's Dock, to Messrs. W. KER, and Co. or to W. CLAY, Broker. . . To sail intmediatel . %ISt az gt tV:. I For EARBAD S, The Brio.. BLUC ER, -- - R. SmALLwoo Master; Lying in Queen's Dock.—For freight o passage apply to THOMAS LEI and Co. For ANTIGII The Ship PHCE IX, 5i14 4 6.. " 40,7 Captain HAR EY; ' - For freight or passage apply to C. W. and F. SHAND. To sail on the loth Febr ary. For BARBADO ' The Ship THOMAS D NIEL, - R. DUNN, Ma r; Lying in the King's Dock.—For freigh or passage apply to the Master, on board, or to N. WATERHOUSE and SONS. For DEMERAR , To sail 10th Fe ry, The fine coppered Bri RICLES, - - ROBERTSON, aster 246 tons per register; lying in Queeiii Dock.—For freight apply to ROBERT MONRO, 1, King-street. Etnittb tatto. To sail on the 7th February. For NEW YOB , The very fine first-class A erican. Ship MON TGOM Y, Captain J. H. SISE Burthen 400 tons, coppered and copper-fastened, sails very fast, and is a desirable conveyance for goods and passengers ; lies in the Prince's Dock.—For freight or passage, having good accommodations, apply to WADDIA GTON, HOLT, and Co. Goree-piazzas. Al tbitarantan. For TRIESTE, DIRECT, The remarkably fast-sailing Ply mouth -built coppered Brig AMELIA, Capt. J. Fn c if Burthen per register 137 tons; Alat LI s', and decidedly a very superior conveyance.—This Vessel chartered as being particularly suited to the trade, and, from her engagements, will have quick•despatch.—For freight apply to Messrs. SAM.. DUTTON and NEPHEW, Or M`NAIR and DUTTON, Brokers. 27. Water-street. itoutD 4mtrira. Warrant, d first Vessel, having nearly the whole of her cargo engagea and CM board, and expected to sisil about Tuesday, the 12th instant. For VALPARAISO, ARICA, ISLA , and LIMA, The fine new Liverpool-built arm Brigantine • FREDERICK Captain W. S. T NER • LT ho is well acquainted round the ' Horn.) 210 tons per register, coppered and copper-fastened, expected to sail remarkably fast, being built expressly for the trade, of the best materials and under inspection of the owners.—For freight or passage, her accommodations being superior, apply on board, west side King's Dock; to Mr. GEORGE KENDALL, or to W. and J. TYRER. en For SALXV The New Ship LO, Burthen per register 461 tons uilt of the best mate -- - rials, and may be sent to sea at a small expense.—For inventory, &c., apply to DUNCAN GIBB. 1- ON SALE, The well known Montreal Trader . 4"- NEW FELIX SOULIGNY, , . - A. PAINCHAI*Master; At present lying in the port of #Dublin.—Apply to the Master, on board, or here to KENNETH DOWIE and Co. FEBRUARY, 1833. STE Ara /. PACKETS, - • !46..- OF LARGE DIMENSIONS, AND PROPORTIONATE POWER, SAIL from LIVERPOOL, for the ,UNDERMENTIONED PORTS, REGULARLY, as under, WITH OIrWITHOUT PILOTS, AND WITH LIBERTT TO TOW VESSELS, DURING THE PRESENT MONTH OF FEBRUARY, n3e llz FOR CORK: FROM CLARENCE DOCK, THE HERALD, S. S. MOWLE, Commander, and THE ST. GEORGE, H. A. BATES, R.N., Commander, • Tuesday, 7th February, '7 o'clock Morning. Sunday, 10th .... 1 .... Afternoon. Friday, 15th 7 .... Morning. Wednesday, 20th .... 10 .... Morning. Monday, 25th .... . 12 .... Noon. FOR WATERFORD, FROM CLARENCE DOCK, TIIE GIPSY, E. TOBIN, R.N., Commander, Tuesday, sth February, 9 o'clock Morning. Tuesday, 12th .... 3 • Afternoon. Tuesday, 19th •• .. 9 .... Morning. • Tuesday, 26th .... 6 .... Afternoon. FOR NEWRY, FROM CLARENCE DOCK, LORD BLAYNEY. J. WILSON, Commander. Wednesday, 6th February 10 o'clock Morning. Saturday, 9th .... 12 .... Morning. Wednesday, 13th 3 .... Afternoon. Saturday, 16th .... 8 .... Morning. Wednesday, 20th 9 .... Morning. Saturday, 23rd 11 .• Morning. Wednesday, 27th ..•. 2 .... Afternoon. FOR DUNDALK, FROM CLARENCE DOCK, THE EARL OF RODEN, JOHN MowLE, Commander, Three Times a Fortnight. Particulars may be known on ap. Plication at the Offices. FOR BEAUMARIS, BANGOR, AND MENAI BRIDGE FROM CLARKNCE DOCK. THE AIR, ALEX. SPEIRS, Commander, Tuesday, sth February, 10 o'clock Morning. Tuesday, 12th .... 3 .... Afternoon. Tuesday, 19th .... 10 .... Morning. Tuesday, 26th .... 1 .... Afternoon. N.B.—Goods intended to be shipped by any of the above Vessels must be sent down to the Clarence Dock, if possible, the dad• previous to their sailing. Merchandise of all descriptions and Parcels will be forwarded with the greatest care and de spatch, by Steam Packets and other eligible conveyance, if addresied to WATSON & PIM, St. George Steam packet Company's Offices, Clarence Dock, or 21, Water-stroet,-Liverpool. On /fait. HORSES ON SALE. At WEBSTER'S Horse Bazaar, Lime-street, Bay Gelding five years old, 16 handhigh, suitable to A c i p ti draw a Phaeton ; a Bay Geldin fi years old, 15i hands high, a good Hunter; a Gray Gel ' , seven years old, 15 hands 1 inch high, a capital Fenc , a Bay Gelding, seven years old, 15 hands 3 inches high, a good Roadster, and a perfectly steady Gig Horse ; a Brown Gelding, steady in single and double harness - three Bay Horses, capital hackneys several Ponies, and Other Harness Horses. Horses trained to Single and Double Harness. N. B. Sales by Auction every Wednesday; at One o'clock. CCND and Hoop L. Bar STEEL, Faggot, Shear, and Coach Spring STEEL, . vii i Best Blistered STEEL; Cast STEE -', of all descriptions, The Quality and Terms equal to an • the Kingdom, manu factured at the ks of The BORDESLEY STEEL COMPANY, BIRMINGRAM. Apply to B. H. DOWNING, 11, Exchange-street East. *alto by auction. TT ti,t 7' For Account of the —nde ten. • THIS DAY, at SCOTT and PARKE'S Offi , Brunswick-street, About 3300 bushels of Da ged Wheat, Saved from the MARY, stranded on her assage from Dungarvon, Samples may be seen by applying to Messrs. Jour.; LYNCH, SON, and Co., or to Messrs. S. and T. TomuNsoN, , Merchants; or to SCOTT and PARKE Brokers, THIS DAY, (Tuesday) the sth instant, a Twelve o'clock, at JONES, MANN, and FOSTER'S Offi , Dale-street, 150 Tierces Jamaica C FEE, 310 Bags PIMENTO. Apply to Mr. JOHN ADAMS, Merchant, or to JONES, MANN, and FOSTER, Brokers. To-monnow, (Wednesday) the 6th instan at Twelve o'clock, at BUCHANAN and BROWNE'S OffiC Oldhall-street, 150 Tons prime Ceara sue, Now landing ex Sir Watkin, from C ra, east side George's Dock.—Apply to Messrs. ROBERT SINGLEHURST and Co., Merchants, or to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Btokers. Sale Postponed. To -MORROW, (Wednesday) the 6th instan , (instead of Tues day, as last advertised,) at Twelve 0' ock, at SHAND and HORSFALL'S Office, Exchange-alley rth, About 170 Tons fresh FUS C, 4 Tons NICARAGUA WOOD, Ex Roweba, from Savanilla ; lying east side Prince's Dock. Apply to IVlessrs. WM. KRR, Imam, and Co., Merchants, or to SHAND and HORSFALL, Brokers. On THURSDAY next, the ith instant, at Twelve/o'clock, on the Quay, Queen's Dock, 250 Tons Cattle BONES 1200 Shank BONES, 5000 HORNS, Ex Frederica, from Lisbon.—Apply to Mr. HENRY AMES, Merchant, or to ROSCO VV and RIGG, Brokers. H. A. has on Sale a quantity of very excellent French BURR STONES. For Account of the concerned. On THURSDAY next, the 7th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Messrs. GRAHAM and TAYLOR'S Warehouse,, Campbell-street, A Quantity of WOOLLEN and COTTON GOODS, BLANKETS, SHALLOONS, HARDWARE, TINWARE, and HOOP IRON, Damaged, per Lima, and Minerva.—Apply to M - essrs. GRA HAM and TAYLOR, Or to W. WHITEHOUSE and SON, Brokers. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD SALVAGE. By Order of the Fire Insurance Com anies. On THURSDAY next, the 7th instant, at One o'c ck, at EwAnT's Yard, Queen-street, Liverp . About 30 tons, in Bags and Loose, consist' of Bowed, Mobile, and Surat COTTO About 1000 Bushels GB, IN, More or less damaged, saved from the Fire in Lancelot's-hey.. To be viewed on the Morning of sale, when Catalogues may be had on application to W. WHITEHOUSE and SON, JEE BROTHERS and LATHAM, 1131.°Iers• On FRIDAY next, the Bth instant, at Twelve o'clock, At. 71),( 51Y BUCHANAN and BROWNE'S Office, Oldh -street, 155 Tons Smyrna VALONI Ex Pearl, from Smyrna.—Apply to Mess , JOHN and GEO. CAMPBELL and Co. Merchants, or to BUCHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. *alto by Auction. By Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and SONS, THIS DAY, (Tuesday) the sth instant, at Two o'clock, at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, sdbject to conditions then to be produced, and in the following or such other Lots as shall be agreed upon. Lot L A WAREHOUSE and Three S PS, Freehold of Inheritance, on the northwes side of Hanover street, near to Church-street, and cor of Brooks's-alley, Liverpool; front to Hanover-street 41 et, 'and to Brooks's alley 28 feet 10 inches. 2. A desirable Lot of Leasehold LAND, fronting Crown street, Grove-street, and Walnut -street; in. Liverpool, with a semicircular Area to the front of Walnut-street of 11 yards deep, an Area of 2 yards to Crown-street and 6 yards to Grove street, being in front to Crown-street 19 yards, to Grove-street and Walnut-street respectively 16 yards, or thereabouts, and containing, inclusive of the Areas, about 558 square yards. 3. Another Lot of Leasehold LAND, on the west side of Crown-street, adjoining on the south to two Houses belonging to Mr. J. Storey, and being in front to Crown-street, and at the back to a street of 6 yards wide, 17 yards, and in depth on the average about 28 yards, or thereabouts, with the pnvilege of the Area to the front of Crown-street. These two last Lots are on a Building Lease from the Cor poration of Liverpool for three lives and 2] years. Purchasers are entitled to new Leases. For Plans, and further information,_ apply to Mr. S. MIN. SHULL, Attorney, 10, Tithebarn-street, Liverpool. TO MILLERS, BREWERS, FARMERS, and OTHERS. By GEORGE ASHTON. On FRIDAY next, the Bth instant, on the Premises, the New Mills, in Wavertree, in the county of Lancaster, THE whole of the valuable STOCK of DRAUGHT' HORSES, Cows, Heifers, Carts, Waggon, &c., con sisting of eight superior young Draught Horses, two in-calf Cows, four well-bred Heifers near the calf, three broad-wheeled Carts in excellent condition, suitable for Mill and Farming purposes, one Mill Waggon, several s h etVbf Shaft-horse and Leading Geers, Riding Saddle with//double-reined Bridle, about. 1050 Sacks, which will be sold in Lots, Tarpaulinm Horse Rugs and Oil Cloths, Wheelbarrows, Provender Bar rows, Pig Turnel and Trestle nearly new, two rain-water Tubs, Churn, Dairy Utensils, &c. Also, suilary HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising Feather Beds and Bedding, three pairs of Bedsteads, Maho gany Dining Table with D ends, Sofa, Window -seat, &c. The Sale to begin precisely at Twelve o'clock at Noon. The Mill to be LET, with - immediate possession. BLOOD STOCK FOR SALE. BY ➢IR. LUCAS, Without Reserve,—On WEDNESDAY, the 13th instant, at One o'clock to a minute, at his Repository, Great Charlotte-street, IyIHE following valuable BLOOD MARES, YOUNG STOCK, &c. without the Slightest Reserve, Lot I.—Dorcas, 11 years old, by Octaviu (own sister to Sir Hildebrand) dam Young Pasha b ohanna; her dam the Pitshill Mare, by Driver out of Ni shade, by Pot Bo's ; Cytherea, sister to Drone, by Hero Lily by Blank, &c. ; Stinted to Predictor. Lot 2.—Minera, 7 years old, by Paulowitz ; dam by Sir Oliver, out of Miss Blanchard, by Hambletonian, Lady Sarah, by Fidget; Alfred Magnolia, by Marske • Stinted to Predictor. Lot 3.—Young Feneila, 7 years old, by Fitz Langto ; dam Fenella, out of the Maid of Lorn, by Castrel, &c. ; Stinted to Predictor. Lot 4.—Thebes, 4 years old, b Conductor, dam Medina, by Shebdeez out of Passamaquodd y , &c, ; Stinted to Predictor. Bred by the Marquis of Westminster. Lot a.—Wigan Lass, 4 years old, by Fitz-Langton ; dam Ostrich, by Bustard out of Olivetta, by Sir Oliver, &c. Lot 6.—Bay Filly, 4 years old, by Fitz-Langton; dam Fenella, &c. Lot 7.—Brown Filly, 3 years old, by , Figaro, out of Rose, by Rubens; dam Rosanne by Dick Andrews, her dam Rosette by Beningbrough out of Rosamond by Tandem; Tuberose by Herod, &c. Lot B.—Bay Filly, 2 years old, by Predictor out of Dorcas, &c. - - . May be viewed the day previous, and on the morning of sale; -urther particulars known on application to Mr. LUCAS. *pipping Intelligente. TRADE OF LIVERPOOL. There Is scarcely a place in the world, to which the British flag is accessible, that a ready conveyance is not afforded from this enter prising port : and the following information may be acceptable to our distant readers. We begin with the United States of America, to which packets of the most splendid description are despatched as follows, viz. : NEW YORK—On the Ist, Bth, 16th, and 24th of each month in the year. Observe—There is a regular mail from New York to CANADA, and by an arrangement between the respective governments, the American inland postage is not demanded, as formerly, on letters to be forwarded after their arrival in New York. PHILADELPHIA—On the Bth and 20th of each month. BOSTON—On the sth and 20th, usually. OTHER PARTS OF THE UNITE{ STATES—The conveyances are flequent, but merchants usually send their letters by way of New Y. BAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, AND BRITISH WEST INDIA ISLANDs—There are usually monthly conveyances. HavANNAu—On the sth of each month. Observe—Letters are for warded, also, by way of New York. Rio DE JANEIRO—On the Ist and 16th of each month. OTHER PARTS OP SOUTH AMERICA—Not regular but frequent. GENOA AND LEGHORN—On the Ist and 16th of each month. LISBON—On the Ist and 16th of each month, Oeoivro—Every 3 weeks. NAPLES AND SICILY—Every 3 weeks. SMYItNA AND CONSTANTINOPLE---EveTY 3 weeks. FRIDAY, Ist February.—Noon, Wind W.—Rain. ARRIVED.—Parker, Risien, from Demerara, (sailed 25th Dec.) — Harvest, Prince, from Charleston, (sailed 24th Dec.)—Catherine, Bibby, from Demerara—Olympia, Hammond, and Robert Morris, Dyer, from New Orleans,—Ceres, Tyrer, from Marseilles—Emerald, Johnson, from Philadelphia—Donald, Lowthian, from Santa Martha —Eliza, Porter, from Trieste—Theodorick, Reid, from Ostend— Boykett, Shotten, from Bordeaux and Dublin—Memnon, Patterson, from Calcutta—Tallahassee, Glover, from New Orleans—Beverley, Lawson, from St. Johns N.B.—Perthshire, Wills, from Ostend—and Amity, Scott, from Hambro. Beatrice, Liddell, sailed from the Mauritius for Calcutta 3rd Nov. Sarah, Wilson and Montrose, Mounsey, hence at Demerara. Ellen, Coster ; Apollo, Black ; Ann Paley, Rolston, hence at Lisbon. Mary, Snell, from Bahia, at Falmouth ; sailed 2nd Nov. Diadem, Walker, from Manilla, at Gravesend. Abeona, Lloyd, hence for Ostend, at Ramsgate. Betsey, Howlett, hence for Rouen, at Milford. Cherub, Selkirk, from St. Andrew, at Cork, and sailed for White haven. Jackson, Williamson, from Odessa, at Cork. Emerald, Tucker, from Riviere Loupe for this port, was aban doned off Matan, early in December, being in a sinking state, having been on shore. SATURDAY, 2nd February.—Noon, Wind W. Rain. AnsivEn,—Sarah, Chesney, from Demerara—Monarch, Mondell, from Mobile—Mary and Susan, Pierce, from New Orleans—Com merce, Rirnmer. from Newfoundland—Great Britain, French from Savannah—lsaac Hicks, Ingersoll, from Savannah, sailed 9th Jan.— Roscoe, Rodgers, from New York, sailed 9th Jan.—and the Lady Rowena, Pace, from Charleston, sailed 9th Jan. in company with the ships Tacitus and Tuscany, for this port. Logan, Bunker, from Savannah, for this port, was abandoned in lat. 33, long. 66, being set on fire by lightning, The crew were picked up by the Grand Turk, and arrived at Charleston, after having been five days in the boats. Perseverance, Burnett, from this port, for Newfoundland, was totally lost on the coast of Newfoundland. Ituckers, Smith—Devereux, Lunnan—Hecla, Allen—Robert Isaac, Varnum—and Venus, Butters, hence at Savannah. . _ Mary, Morton—Girland, Surray—lvanhoe, Mllinn—and William Hannington, Miller, hence at Charleston. Sheffield, Hackstaff—George Washington, Holdridge—South America, Marshall—Glasgow, Thayer—and William Byrnes, Sprague, hence at New York. Marinero, Masters, hence at Tampico. Palas, Miltimore, hence at Virginia. Planter, Purdy—Doctor, Underwood—Frances, Leslie--Vesta, M'Cown—and Globe, Patton,hence at New Orleans. Nandi, , from this port—H. M. S. Tyne, from Portsmouth,—and 11. M. S. Clio, from West Coast, at Rio Janeiro. Eleanor, Gundry, hence and Nassau, at Matanzas. Robert James Haynes, Graham, sailed from St. Thomas for Nassau and this port, I3th December. Stirlinshire, Clarkson, (28th Dec.) ; Courier, Gunn , (29th Dec.) ; Commodore Morris, Fairfield, (do.) ; Margaret Thompson, .Pritchard, (Ist Jan.) Manchester, , from Monte Video; and Bragen, Barnham, from Buenos Ayres, (27th Dec.) from this port, at Havana, —the last named sailed 31st Oct. Margaret, Carlyle, and Anne, Mainland, hence at Barbadoes. James. , and Salta. , hence at Port-au-Prince I3th December. Flora, , and Minerva, —, from Dundee, do. Fieldfare, , from Hull, do. Lily, , hence at Jacmel 7th December, Traveller, , hence at Aux Cayes. Navarin, , from Clyde, do. Mangalore. —, from Dundee, do. SUNDAY, 3rd February.—Noon, Wind N.W.—Fair. ARIIIVED.—Enmore, Struthers, from Demerara—Queen Adelaide , Borland, from New Orleans—Virginia, Turner, And Havre, Pierce, from Charleston, (sailed 27th Dec.)—Citizen, Newcombe, from Savannah, (sailed 7th Jan.) Susan, Martin, from New York—Charlotte Langan, , from St. John, N.B.—James Aulboy, , from Halifax—Two Brothers. Florence, from St. Michael—Jane, Gillies, from Messina, and Seneca, Vautier, from Jersey--Amelia, Fry, from Smyrna, (in 33 days.) Also arrired—Cove, Lewis ; Jupiter, Hesketh, and New Minerva, Gaskell, from Cardiff—Lady, Florence, Owens, from Drogheda— Hibernia, (steamer) from Belfast—Cumberland, (steamer) from Car lisle—Dryden, Jones, from Poole, and Industrious, Davies, from Cardiff. _ . John and Mary, Goss; and Elizabeth, Selkirk, hence at St. Andrews, N.B. Edwin, Carr, hence at Eastport. Gondolier, -, hence for Buenos Ayres, was spoken I4th Jan. in lat. 49 40, long. 2 20. Frankland, Edwards, from Demerara, at London. Ananda, Wylie, hence for Venice, was spoken 3lst Dec. of the west end of Sardinia. Lawrence, Gill, hence for Demerara, was spoken 23rd Jan. in lat. 49 30, long. I 0 20. The new ship Parkfield, was driven on shore in Douglas Bay, and filled with water. Home, Mitchell, from New Orleans for the Clyde, was spoken Ist instant, off Tuskar. MONDAY, 4th February.—Noon, Wind N.W.—Fair. ARRIVED.—BerIin, , from Africa—Thomas, Jones ; Gardner, Jackson ; and Mary Howland, Aikin, from Charleston—Frederica, Bergenstone, from Lisbon—Philomela, Sprote, from Paraiba, (sailed 2lst Dee. . - - Also arrired.—Theodore, Beckett; H. C. Bowden, M'Nabb ; Jane, Irving ; and Benjamin, Murdock, for Wesport—Susanna and Hannah, Jones from Wexford—Mary Ann, Davies ; and Isabella, Hanning, from Dublin—Rebecca, , from Salcombe. The Shubenacadie was to sail for this port on the 22nd Dec. Melley, , from Pernambuco at Paraiba. Indian, Borthwick, (4th Dec.) ; Amazon,. Drysdale. (7th Dec.); and Ewer, Russell, (Bth Dec.) from this port, at Paraiba. Mary Queen of Scots, Kelly, (I3th Dec.) ; Britannia, Ware, (I4th Dec.); Sicilian, Langley, (14th Dec.); and Jamaica, Matherson, hence at Pernambuco. Thomas Mellor, , from Gibraltar, at Penambuco. Victoria, (late Geddes) from Cape de Verds, at Pernambuco, and sailed again ilk. Bahia. Arethusa, Hutchinson, hence at Barbadoes. Juno, Russell, hence and from Barbadoes, at Nassau, N. P. Little Liz, Young, from Siena Leone, at Plymouth. Ida, Scaife, hence for Africa, was spoken on I7th Jan. in lat. 43 6, long. 13 13. Camerton, Hewitt, hence for Buenos Ayres, was spoken in lat. 46 34, long. 9 20. Lancashire Witch, Cholditch, hence for Lisbon, was spoken 30th Jan. in lat. 48 30, long. 8. The Packet, Moffatt, from Dundalk for this port, was totally lost yesterday, on West Hoyle bank. Three of the Crew drowned. Cottager, Dunley, hence for Pernambuco, put into Milford. Emporto. EAST INDIES. Joanna, M'Kellar, fm Calcutta, with 2500 sacks flour, Acraman & Stitt-44)5 bgs saltpetre, 450 bgs rice, 150 bls jute 2 cs silk, A Dennis toun and co-250 bgs rice, 31 chsts indigo, loose abt 4 t deer horns— order—P Dk — Mcranon, Pattinson, fin Calcutta, with 1188 bags rice. 11 hds 868 bags sugar, 693 bags saltpetre, 10 robins pepper, alit 2 t redwood, 10 e buffalo horns, 53 bags horn tips, 6 bags deer horns, 134 bales hides, 37 hales goat skins, 100 bales jute, 2 csks melasses, 13 hales hides, C Fletcher and co-247 bags saltpetre, C S Middleton-29 cases castor oil, 30 bags shell lac, 15 bags gum arabic, 61 chats indigo, 74 bags castor seed, 1 bag sugar, 7 bags conts unkn, 10 bales cotton_ipo6, 7 cases silk pce goods, I bale raw silk, 4 bags rice, D and T Willis -486 bags ginger, Golborne and Dobbs-40 cs mother of pearl shells, Sands and co-12 bales raw silk, 15 bxs silk pee goods, Cropper, Ben son and co-2 bxs preserves, Mrs Simpson-6 coils coir rope, C Fletcher and co-1 bx shells, J Pattinson-15 chats indigo, Ibx pa pers, order—Q Dk WEST INDIES. Sarah, Chesney, fm Demerara, with 20 hds sugar, 140 csks me lasses, 30 tea 12 brls coffee, 30 bags do, 30 pns rum, 8 kegs tallow retd, Sir J Tobin-20 brls sugar, .1 Chesney-19 pns rum, 1 bag coffee, 0 Quayle-16 casks do, T Porter-25 hds sugar, S Mackay-66 csks me lasses, T and II Murray-78 do, Rathbone Brothers and co-39 do, N Waterhouse and Sons-20 do, 10 pns rum, 40 hds sugar, A Willink —25 do, 10 pns rum, Wilson and Cort-38 hds 1 brl sugar, 3 csks coffee, order—G Dk Anacreon, White, fm Virginia, with 142 hds tobacco, 275 bales cot ton, Evans and Trokes-130 do. W and J Brown and co-72 do, Ros kell, Ogden and co-103 do, 33 hds tobacco, Maury, Latham and co -25 do, Bunter and Alexander-18 do, W A and G Maxwell-100 hds 9 tcs tobacco, W Oxley-32 brls bees' wax, J and G Smith-1 lid, Da venports and co—P Dk C ORRESP ( Parker, Risier, fm Demerara, with 610 hds 3 tes 24 hf tee sugst l bgs 8 eks coffee, 1 canister arrowroot, Sandbach, Tinne Sc co-1' Catherine, Bibby, fm Demerara, with 111 hds 71 brie I tee 332 csks melasses, 107 pns 4 hds rum, IO bags coffee, A Taylor co-60 bales cotton, A Baillie-30 do, 10 brls cotihe, T Porter—l! sugar, H Porter—ls do, 15 pns rum, J J and K F H M'Kenzie—l? I 5 hds sugar, S Mackay-32 pns rum, Douglas, Fraser and co—l sugar I hd mm, 2 brls coffee, I bx cassava bread, T , Frazez-15 sugar, Wilson and Cort-2 hds 3 brls rum, 6 ps fture wood, J C ley—ls pns rum, T Murray-4 tnks apprl, Ics birds, T contg an air pump and brasses retd, Fawcett, Preston and co—l jars sweetmeats, order—G Dk Theodosia, Simpson, fm Kingston, Jamaica, with 454 tee 162 1 8 csks 3 bags coffee, 69 hds 35 tea I csk 51 brls sugar, 18 cake 2 ° A ginger, 210 bgs pimento, abt 7 t II c logwood, 19 t 13 c fustic, I Id brl Mad and I hrl Port wine, Ihdl qr esk rum, T Holt—l bale ton, T Hatton, jun—ll tcs coffee, abt 10 t Nicaragua wood, J Ado, —lO bgs pimento, I 0 brls coffee, W Ker, Imrie and co-100 do, pez—abt 438 S lb sarsaparilla, 11 Grant—l pn rum, 2 brls sugar, ' succades, order—G Dk M R- BOOTH'S F ( l2 . ri_ rp 1 To THE EDITOR OP THE ~. ra,--I have been reading Ll] ''' it PPears to be very ably writ 'Vel7 . , ingenious, and, so' far, hig lin „ ' l, although he has, throughou utority and dictation, as if his st either doubt or appeal, I mean tc bl anY of the presumed facts on i the conclusions as I do, from Mr. B 7_, conclusions he draws upon w aieh he has discussed, I might, n .l tli rY alone,,have been induced 1 444 desire is much increased by that the very plausible and fascia NI, keepin g in the back ground, I k e evils with which I consider .41 Ce many readers, who take on] i 41 48 conclusions, to oxpect the 4r e s _, lust and sound in principle, "elide application, which I inns . Il k l Without the hope that others "'found combating his views. 2 1 4 axioms I pass by as abs mut, according to the nature of tl /14 7 be applied. In my view of 1 myself to notice them further, u 'Plelf to the common sense and r eaders, an d no t to attempt to le: B „ trt bie or complicated reasoning ' a bories of political economists. „ if I rightly understood Mr. Be oiat it would be wise and benefic ti tna agriculture, trade, and man Ind unfettered intercourse with t r clg only where we could buy be ter ellee or partiality for the pr country and our colonies,—this, Only be hailed with delight by tin zens of the world) to whom we sl surrender our resources, but that 'triple to adopt a similar course tats purpose he deprecates the pr of our North American Colonies, 'air tropical possessions, the prote t° the agricultural interest of the 41 g of our iron mines and other bl anufactures, as being, in his mir I/ece ssary, but as peculiarly preju pe ople,'' and finally assures us, 'seep reading and experience,) th the evils which now press, mor r 'ould, ere long, be dispersed and he succeeded by sources for ampl( teo luneration to all classes, prod %tided by, and productive of in' Xld contentment ; in short, that s rim our country converted into sc To prove the practical correctni Iflai by attacking the timber duti disco vered what those statesmen v 4:ngteonduspiadtieeranttio, determined, in n quiry, failed : Pounds, to p re f er , an d therefore, te at the timber trade of our col 4411 1tries;—that such a course of :al, and that, in adopting it, they - The People;"-in order to marl 1411 d to aid him in exciting a simile .....,;-.4,ryis ppraoifiat foro f i lltil er B , he stigmatises the duty to ' t, t, and denounces it as a penalt? nine trade from which a large , the facts. F or the timber obtained from of 14 Z r of the price it produces here i b... money to be withdrawn from us, b ,Taoctions of the mother country, w' ti , r til the exception of duty paid hi 1 7a provided with stores by Britisl Ba h i EUROPE. 444 Paid to our tradesmen and I J 1 tt Star, Walsh, fm Lisbon, with 122 chsts 156 hf chsts oranges, orris, seaman; thus the whole fru' th fr e eight to importer, Britishth e binson and co-47 do, 3 do, E Rae-30 do, 60 do, P Itigbe—Zl do, c _ "t to " The People ;"—this col do, J Bibby and co-61 hf chsts do, 6hf chsts lemons, S C o nier-"" bndls corkwood, J Yeoward—S Dk John, M'Mann, fm St Michael's, with 71 large and 617. small It „ 0 - roan our wooden walls when da oranges, T M'Tear and co—K Dk , t7e : Ulef s 'o e rin ate in n g o o t , ~,,, qle.t,what are, or where capital can b Ceres, Tyres, fm Marseilles, with 29 csks madder, J Pryce and n E e ri o t f is t h h o e b m j e o c s ts t o im f p g : —36 do, 23 bales madder roots, J W Smith and co-127 do, L B ney and Brothers-3 brls Ibx wine, C L Bahr—abt 4(1 t rough 1 1 i t T, beneficially employed for the this on its merits and . sep . ara! stone, Itt,ss Brothers-1 bx soap, 3 bxs perfumery, 20 bags almo_n d kik 11 bxs teazles, 2 bales 2 bxs coots unkn, 70 csks madder, order--(1„' 0 4,, Boykett, Shotten, fm Bourdeaux, with 40 bales corkwood, 2 1 .4 . ;5 cit ql a reference to the immediate i terson, 20 do, 6es brandy, W Shotten-6 Yes do, T Crowther P.. 1 the wine, Crosbie and Chet w od e -2 d o , J L un d-1 do, It Langton- 1 I ~t ) .: " : Colonies, as branches of the 2hf hds 1 bskt 2cs wine, J Knowles-10 es w i ne , P H ope - 3 d 0,.. • Booth loudly complains " The Cropper-3 do. Ics brandy, B Bretherton-16 hds . wine, Ics liquenlo, it F 'Wise-1 csk Ikg capers, J G Oughterson-3 hds wine, J . Duff-I .', f ., 14 " the British timber trade is or H Mulleneux and Son-10 csks v erdi gr i s , 10 cs k s argo t, 6 tcs V tiler of 3. there is also, it is well known, 11 cs Ibx prunes, 2cs pictures, 15 csks yellow ochre, 40 bales cor m ii., wood, 1 pattern es bugles, W A and G Afaxwell-12 cs brandy, IA, L - 'ether and deals from f • foreign verdi grin, 8 lids vinegar, T Ilayley--60 bales corkwood, J Van Zt , and co-3 cs wine, .I Barke-1 lid do, les brandy-, 2cs liclne p c ;, 11 1e kt • particularly fren B cker and co-2 hds wine, Ics brandy,. Ewart, Myers and e .1 , importations, r * are paid to the shippers than 2 hds 2cs wine, Bevan and Smith-7 hds wine„llanson and Bran, reth-3 es wine, Atkinson and Townley—lo do, 3 tea 9 brls vinega i h ot . .„ H Nicholson-1 pipe 13 lids Bes wine, les brandy, 2 bales corkwo,e',• o , ' Prussia, by much the larger 1 order—;to be landed at Dublin ) , 150 bales corkwood, 100 csks appi.., "qta le e `nlanner, and it is from Russia 11 brls chesnuts, 30 qr csks prunes, 2 es perfumery, 1 bale liquor„ u t ti.. ,.. root, 1 cs orange flower water, 14 - C3 12 oaks brandy, 3 his almond t _ .r l t4Sh than foreign vessels are et importations, wholly made in their ships, t les Eau de Cologne, 2 csks les liqueurs, 4cs maccaroni, 1 csk cape , 1 ~‘„ K Dk eh tel " shippers of this timber draw -.e Theodorick, Read, fm Ostend, with 13 bales flax, W Dickson 1 1 1 eost, and expend co-30 do, Tennant Moore and co-37 do, '3l Hunter-13 do, abt t oak bark, order—k Dk s . slit ~ 4744 ° that most of their vessels leave _..8 et. es are buil fi d, and stored in Amity Scott, fm Hamburgh, with 29 hales tow, I Iladw-en ~i , u ,_ t, tte smoked 'beef, W Worrall-1 csk hams, Glt W Stmmons-1 es qUIL, . Lialo t A ecl. by their seamen, to be, Pe J Petit-2o kgs sardellon, 7ps smoked beef, Ihf bx cigars, I es2trlL tit, , c) . . Graham and Taylor—l 4 brls beef, 2 brls pork, order—(landed at Doll t p . " stile crews in the service las), 54 ps oak timber, 100 ps oak planks, 17 ps Sr timber, 31 zer water, 26 lasts wheat, 120 bags barley, 120 mats, 148 pine plan' r , „11. "- I ask, what advantages 5 masts, I bowsprit, IO hds vinegar, I es eau de Cologne, I csk IC,..ir h uk g_' lB , after payment of port chart do , —K Dk Eliza, Porter, fin Trieste, with loose abt 25 t brimstone, H Pal an : 48 reap from this trade ? and, w and co--2 es heads, E Eastee—l bx wine,. Seller and co—l pckge et h goal footing with that of our I unkn, abt 70 t valonia, 95 mats, Castelltun and co n --I bx mareselnl a s 101(1 u s, t hat the It Scholes-3 do, M'Nair and Dutton-1 bale silk waste, J Bibby 10 Very, iti m ber which of ca—l bale conts cskunn, 0 Heyworth and co-68 bales hemp, II an, „,.,-`. nferior quality ;—let us inquir cream tartar, 29 beads, 20 bgs shumac leaves, 1211 bgs shumaeL f "`" n this bxs samples shumae, Ibx rosolto, 300 bxs I bale coats unkn, ora B e l f _-..ts assertion. —K Dk oto 're the present scale of duties eoL'cititesses were examined by a e Perthshire, Wells, fm Ostend, with 194 bales flax Tennan,,, t Moore and co—lB do, W Jackson-53 do, Parry and Crosbie--43 7 '''' 21 mats tow, order-8 Dk —"Lens , ben it ,--- UNITED STATES. Aquila, Boardman, fm New Orleans, with 1084 bls cotton, G and Son—P Dk Mirvest, Prince, fm Charleston, with 28 bales cotton, W Aragf . 70 do, W Adams, jun and co-93 do, J Frv-32 do, W Stuart-334° Bolton, Ogden and co-254 do, order—K tok Emerald, Johnson, fm Philadelphia, with abt 120 t logvrood, brls beef, 20 brls bees' wax, Cardwell Brothers-5 csks gum co? D Buchanan-29 bales wool, Rathbone, Brothers and co-489 1 109 hides, 6 bales hides, abt 2 t horns, Leech and Harrison-21 bags se' lac, T and W Davies-10 brls coal, J Pollock-4 bxs plants, son-1 do, Barclay, Jones and co-1 do, and seeds, W Skirving" bxs tortoise shell, J Hobson and Sons-1 brl apples, E Frodshaor 1 brl cranberries, T Hodgson-1 brl maps, Duckworth and Marsdeo 2 bxs containing a steam engine, Glendenning-93 t camwood, ' bales hides, order—K Dk Olymphia, Hammond, fm New Orleans, with 906 bales cott 6 Baring Brothers and co—K Dk Great Britain, French, fm Savannah, with 1966 bales cotton, CO per Dk , Benson and co-100 retd shooks, 6 oak planks, said Master G Tallahassee, Glover, fm New Orleans, with 165 bales cotton, - J Brown and co-34 do, Peck and Phelps-7I do, G Green and Soo' 1539 do, order—R Isaac Hicks, Ingersole fm Savannah, with 151 bales cotton, SS, Hodgson and co-20 do, Isaac Low and co-65 do, Bolton, Ogden c 0—1197 do, order—P Dk Roscoe, Rogers, fm New York, with 462 brls turpentine, CearOP, co—looo do, Eccles and Evans-200 hides, T brls Henderson, Sellar and co-25 csks flaxseed, W Rose and co-296 bo . , cotton, Roskell, Ogden and co-564 tea flaxseed, G M`Bride-58 tobacco, Evans and Trokes-50 bris apples, W and J Brown and —R Robert Morris, Dyer, fin New Orleans, with 1328 balt;s cotton, fl ton, Ogden and co-17 do, Evart, Myers and co-2 do, T and' Brown and c 0—146 do, Roskell, Ogden and co-5 do, J Hobson Sons—lt BRITISH AMERICA. Lunenburg, Pernette, fin Halifax, with 25 hds sugar, 321. c 25 P planks, W Lindsay-65 c staves, abt 4 fms lathwood, 9f c 24 pi planks, J Jones, sen-48 hds 21 tes 18 brls sugar, W laireloughl csks fish oil, D Gibb-1 c 18 oars, 7 spruce knees, said Master--Q George Canning, Stevenson, fm St Andrew's, N B, 256 pspine ber, 10 c 6 deals and deal ends, 12 spars or rickers, 12 rickers, handspikes, 1 brl apples, 1 ps maple, abt 10 fins lathwood, Cambric and Gray—Q Dk Caledonia, M'Laye, fm St John's, N B, with 670 pa pine and 1 pa birch timber, 1# c 26 deals, 73 c 10 staves, abt 10 fns lathwood, spaspars or masts, 50 bxs smoked herrings, 36 oar rafters. W Faircloa or • Britannia, Weakner, fm St Andrews, N B, with 462 ps pine ti ber, 317 deals and deal ends, abt 10 fms lathwood, 12 handspikes, 18 spars and rickers, Cambridge and Gray—Q Dk James and Henry Cumming, Fore, fin St Andrew's, N B, with ps birch wood, 238 ps pine wood, 331 c 6 deals, abt 10 fms lathy/0 I c 8 spars, 47 rickers, 11 c deal ends, W Sharples—B Dk Halifax, Finlay, fm Halifax, N 8, with 35 csks oil, Cropper, 1: 3 ,., 4 son and co-4 do, Willis and Swainson-1 csk Ibx copper coin, dl ham and Taylor-134 ps birch timber, 24 c I birch . planks, 334 deals, 781 c staves, I pn furs, 14 hds sugar, 50 bgs pimento-, W Fs cloQ Dk ugh—l prcl screws, 1 grate, 12 ps cast iron, 2 pckgs apparel, ort Janet, Jacobs, fm Halifax, with 41 c 26 birch planks, 724 c cle! abt 10 fins lathwood, 524 c staves, 41 csks oil, W Fairclough—Q Beverley, Lawson, fm St John, NB, with 872 ps fir and 155 birch timber, 81 c 26 deals and deal ends, 26 c 26 staves, abt 11 lathwood, Ihd furs, G Glen—B Dk _ . Commerce, l'rinCe, fm Newfoundland, with 3 t old junk, W I,of l , ett—lo c 2 qr csks Mad wine, I bx caplin, 39.5 , salted and 13 dry, , ` skins, 560 c dry cod fi sh, 275 csks train oil, Job, Bulley and co-> SOUTH AMERICA. Clyde, Thompson, fm Maranluun, with 1 bale retd goods, 1101"'`' cotton, J Rushton-104 do, T llesketh-273 do, Moon Br o thers , co-830 do, order—C Dk Emma, Kendall, fm Buenos Ayres, with 698 wet c and o hides, dry do, 6 pipes 6 hf pipes, 1 brl tallow, abt 1j t c and o horns, ialyard-;-26 pipes tallow, 16 bales conts unkn, 1 bale vicuna skia s . Wright-4 tnks conts unkn, 3014 wet c and o hides, W Wilsou and' 400 do, R and G Berm-101 db, R Fairclough—aht 14 t c and o / 1011 4 bales 2 cs conts unkn, G F:Angus and co-2762 dry c and o hitt' , D M 4 Dougall—abt 4 t c and o horns, 4 hales vacuna skins, 100 hides, 48 hales conts unkn, order—P Dk _ _ Bashaw, Clark, from Savannah, with 315 bales cotton, A Taylor co-266 do, Rathbone Brothers and co-154 do, Bolton, Ogden co-77 do, Wainwright and Shiels-53 do, J Howard and Brother 99 do, .1 Lees, Sons and co-50 do, It Orrell—a quantity stone balls a quantity old junk, said Master-300 bales cotton, order—G Dk Paragon, Forshaw, fm Laguna, with 206 t logwood, Boehaill Laird and co—K Dk Donald, Lowthian, fm La Guayra, Puerto Cabello, and Santa SI tha, with (from La Guayra), 38 serous indigo, W Baxter and Son! do, M`Kinnan and co-47 do, Fort Brothers and co-47 do, JFO and co-24 do, J Bartholomew and co-15 do, Baxter Brothers and (from Puerto Cabello), loose abt 100 t copper ore, Falkner and Cs (from Santa Martha), 105 bags cotton, abt 135 t Nicaragua wood, Di ther and co-112 salted hides, W Cator and Nephew—R Monarch, Mondel, fm Mobile, with 79 bales cotton, Roskell, den and co-385 do, Cropper, Benson and c 0—164 'Wainwright s Shiels-32 do, Keill and Courant—Q Dk MEDITERRA NEIN. Bailey, Orfeur, fm Smyrna, with 44 bales madder roots, J PrYcej co—‘ol do, abt 55 t valonia, abt 5 t boxwood, 2 es gnm tragacanth , scks yellow berries, 1 bx honey, 6 es pomegranates, 2 dins 10 order—G Dk VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING. A l p s bail; with the pine aosfeeisirtoavinaed L re e qually d ura bl e w ith the fi r s hi 1e1.0gel; that the red pine, used e to d tred for rattlid exposedcondstaofntflo)rtyy ear; wi o w ed olo w a e :co s lonies was much f „: e Baltic, and more easily wort ti "' tradestnen for many purposes. al ,°°Ar fishin g of houses, without r -nu What ill still more important, it Wit a.' d c ,?vign, as far as experience ha 4 "' With regard to our dock , ei ght is With 11 it" b y M r. B oot h , I b e li e ,11" there ; th e d ec k- p l an k o f D ar . 8 greater lengths and superior i I l an, and red pine balks of Canada taed.......e 1 ,, Q 0 much for Mr. Booth's a ' ° by the duties on foreign I)ssed b Y l‘lr. Booth, or even mat WEST INDIES, &C. 168 Countess of Airlie, P, Port-au-Prince R Shiel, UNITED STATES. Isaac Low & co, 366 Samuel Wright, P, Boston Maury, Latham & co, 348 Fama, P, Boston Welch or Blackburn & co, 259 John Welch, P, Montreal S Brown, Son St co, 264 Bowes, K, New York A Parlane, 341 Dryope, P, Montreal T & J D Thomely 444 Lowell, P, Bosto n Waddington, Hope & co, Montgomery, P, New York SOUTH AMERICA. C L Bahr, or W Ker & co, 165 Manley, P, S Highfield, 169 Mediterranean, G, Bahia ,ee~, Il' Santa Martha & thage EUROPE. Barton and Baynes, 95 Sybil, K, Lisbon Cotesworth & Smith, 107 Hope, K, Lisbon Vianna & Jones, 128 Plym, S, Lisbon C L Bahr, Lowe, Q, Riga Glynn & Sonor J Holliwell, 105 Czar, S, Gibraltar C L Bahr, 155 Mary, K, Hamburgh J C Kalowski, 124 Leopold First, Q, Ostend