The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-03-22 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, MARCH Ig.—Wind N.N.W.
Massicott, fin New Orleans—Andromeda,
gown, from St. Petersburg—Capricorn, M'Millan, from Savanilla ;
sailed 21st Jan. Left the Savanilla, and Laidmans, loading for
Liverpool—Blackallec, , from Betrout—Henry Brougham,
Potter, , from Leghorn—and James & Ann, Dickinson, from
St. Petersburg.

SAlLED.—Matilda, Hodgson, for Genoa—Fenella, Wakeham, for
Gibraltar—Lady Cornbermere, Holmes, for Africa—and Charles
Hamerton, Reynolds, for St. Thomas.

Garland, Appleby, hence at Trinidad „ .
Avon, Ferry, sailed hence for flwansth and has not since
been heard of
Englandt, (*lea of the Ist instant) from New York, off the
ilinisbb6:d at 7 a.m.

Acorn, Wood, from Marseilles for this port, at Beaumaris
Crescent, and Euphemia, hence at Rochefort
Jack Tar, M'Gregor, from Odessa, at Constantinople, and sailed
20th Feb. for this port

Pet, Bulkely, from Vortizza, at Cephalonia, and sailed 15th Feb.
for this port
Comet, Massals, and Joseph, PCtlick, hence at Ostend
Gretry, Dam, and Harriet, Boniest, hence at Antwerp
Johanna, De Jonge, from Dordrecht for this port, at Ramwate,
towed in dismasted
Dyson, Miller, from Ccquimbo at Arica
Pink, Pointz, and 13ahiatia,Ss'teb.mer,) hence at ilahia.
Isabel, Jones, 11016 e at Antigtih , , ,
Vbsper, Hicks, and tha.rlotte; Abbinat,.hpnqp at Ste.„
wcyl.aes
Anna S'Ophia, and Swifts.ure„ Neriib.at Beirut
Rliza geotland, Smitn, saired Wom 'Shiyiha for this port on the
234,u1t. , , , -
cience, Baker; Gerh, Matthew; Reis Effendi, —; Marmion,
Barnes, and Black-Eyed Susan, Watkins, hence at Constantinople
Thomas, Scolley, from Algiers at ditto
Jessie Ritchie, --, from Port-au-Prince, at Falmouth.
James Hunt, M`Donald, from St. Domingo at ditto
FALmoUrn, March l6.—The Aurora, Turcan, from Gonaives to
Liverpool was wrecked at Inagua, 27th Jan. Crew and part of the
materials saved—captain and one of the crew drowned
WATEELFORD, March 14.—The Gem, WlCenzie, from Bayonne to
Liverpool, in proceeding clown this river, ran aground on the
Ttu-
sell Bank, but is expected off next tide • •
Capricorn, M`Lellan, from .Stiraralth, at this port ; sailed 21st
Jan. Left the Savanillai ii ncl t aidmans loading for this port
Johannk,De Jonge, from Dordt for this port, has been towed into
Rarrisrate, laden with bark, flax and wheat, having been dismasted
In a squall about four o'clock in the afternoon of the 15th instant

WEDNESDAY, MARCII 20.—Wind S.W. moderate.
A anivim.Prineess Charlotte, Sproul, from Bombay—Jamaica.
Johnson, and Jackson, Jackson, from Jamaica—Rowena, Read,
from Baltimore—Powhattan, Briggs, from Mobile—United States)
Barr, from New Orleans—Grace Brown, Duff, and Bptrihaceti,
Allen, from New York—Win. Brown, from Philadelphie.
Isabella, Smith, from Monte Video—Edwin, Wilsbn, frotn Grated
Gulf—Superb, , from PernambueoCointtuidore., ,
from Leghorn—Comte Ostebburg, Voassilig, from Trieste—Alice,
Aeiwyl, . from BarbadOes; sailed 16th ult Rapid,,•• , from
Barletta—Piglio; Casidieby, from Trlestc—Aebrn, Wptid. from Mar:
seillevECordelia, Watson; tteindeel•, Watts, and Emma, Irving,
from Lisbon—abd Ernest,'" , from Copenhagen.
SAILED.—Nelsen Wood, Williams, for Sierra Leone.

Amelia, Hughes, hence at Madeira Ist Feb. and sailed 7th for
Jamaica
Bootle, Tasker, (in 33 days) and Scylla, Scott, hence at Trinidad
Falcon, Mairs, hence at Nassau
Rapid, Allen, and Fanny Ann Garrigues, Frisk, hence at Rio
Janeiro
Stirlingshire, Scolley, from London, at ditto
Marion, Masteys, hence off Tampico
Eleven, Morrison, hence at Constantinople
Josko Negovetich, from Flume for this port, at Malta
Bristol, Ribhes, from Constantinople, at ditto, and sailed 16th
ult. for this port.
Lightning, Le Sebr, and Hannah Booth, Bnst, hence at Gibraltar

Viitoire,-Lebourgeois; hence at Ilonfleur .
Gertrude, White ; Livramento Sta. Anna ; NoVo ociedade,S
Ribeiro ; Duque de Biaganza, dontnte; and Robert & Henry,
ElliS, hence at . , .
Betsey Hall; biatei, fioin Monte Video, at Exmouth
Gtenarm, Grueber, from Manilla, at London
Wm. Lockerby, Parker, from Mauritius, at ditto
Eveline, Casement, from Sierra Leone, for this port, off Milford
18th instant •

Elizabeth, , from Odessa for this port, was off Cape St
Vincent 24th ult.

British Heroine , Atkins, hence for Mobile, that was stranded in
Dundrum Bay last November, was got off and towed into Warren
Point 18th instant

Lee, -, hence for Barbadoes, was spoken 23rd ult. in lat. 18
long. 45

dipsey, -, sailed from Rio Janeiro for Maranham 21st Jan.
Hirondelle, Smith, from Constantinople, and Seanderberg, Ivan-
ovich, from Trieste at Gibraltar, and sailed for this port 3rd instant
Samuel, Freeman, sailed from Marseilles for this port gth instant
Superior, Loutit, sailed from Lisbon for this port 10th instant
Ellen Clare, Roberts, sailed ftom Leghorn for this port 28th ult.
Craigievar, Barclay, on the 2nd instanti and the Rosalinbi Alsop,
on the 6th

Guilia, Morbehini, sailed from Malta for this port 15th ult. ;
Prineipe, Porcia, Scher, and. Erbb, Marengo, en the 17th, and
Btoad Axe, Gavey, on the isth
Young Queen, , sailed from the Gironde for this port, and
Harp, Fletcher, for Dublin, on the 11th instant
Schyryd, Saunders; was to leave Trieste for this port 10th instant
IsasMAN, March 18.—The Christina, M'Kenzie, from Inverness to
Liverpool, was driven on the beach in Port St. Mary's Harbour 17th
instant, but is likely to be got off

THURSDAY, MARCH 21.—Wind N.W

ARRIVED.-Ark, Flanders, from Virginia—Caroline, Jenkins, for
New York—James & Jane, , from Bayonne Sylph,
from Bourdeaux—Ardent, Hartgrave, from Savanilla—Hirondelle,
Smith, from Constantinople—Norval, Murray, from Odessa—
Apolle, Randal, from Smyrna—Concurrent, , from Marseilles
—Eli Whitney, Dyer, from Savannah ; sailed 26th Feb.—Standard,
Peile, from Demerara—America, Mackie, from Charleston—Cor-
sair, , from Savannah Hoppet, , and Harriet,
from the Mediterranean.

Lady Combermere, for Africa, has put back, flags half mast
Elvira, , from Sierra Leone. at Milford
San Sebastian, (steamet) hence at Rio Janeiro
Cheerful, Smith, from Batavia, at Sourabaya
Thomas, Scollay, from Algiers, at Odessa
Adelaide, —, and Sarah, Fenny, hence at Cadiz
Courier de Brezil, hence at Gironde
Venus, , hence at Bergen
Lorina, Salters, hence at Hoyle, leaky, for Newcastle
Wm. Rushton, hence for Alexandria, was spoken 6th Feb. off
Cape St. Vincent . _

Phantom, , hence for Constantinople, was spoken 11th
March, in lat. 40 43, long. 11 28
Floraville, IVl,ltchell, sailed from Rio gth Jan. for Monte Video;
Cash-les, Mondell, I ith Jan. for Bahia ; Helen Anderson, Anderson,
15th, and Waterville, Mills, 20th, both for Monte Video
STORNOWAY, March g.—The Adelaide, from Arbroath for Liver-
pool, which was on shore at Holm, has been got off with mueh
damage—cargo saved

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING.

[SINCE OUR LAST PUBLICATION.]

CHINA.

Queen Mab, R Ainley, 349 Canton,
NEW SOUTH WALES.

W Rotherham

Black Swan, R M Hunt, 113 C G H & Swan River, Cotesworth & CO
[Entered 2d Jan. for Cape Good Hope only
Asia, W M Bloomfield, 184 Sydney, N S W, J Poole & Co
Abbotsford, T Hiclis, 407 Sydney, NSW, H Fox or Ashley Bros
WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA.
Irlam, W Braithwaite, 279 Barbados, Barton, Irlam & Co
Minter, W M'Mahon, 274 Kingston. Jamaica, Crozier & Co
Triumvirate, W S Green, 180 Trinidad, J Poole & Co
UNITED STATES.
. .
Leonore, W Graves, 428 Boston, Baring Bros & Co
Elizabeth Bruce,W H Russell, 600 New York, Fitzhugh & Grimshaw
Bombay, R P Gay, 530 New Orleans, W Quayle
BRITISH AMERICA.
St George, A Taylor, 240 Charlotte Town, PE I, Job Bros
Agenora, H Rattray, 731 Dalhousie, Cannon, Miller & Co
Perseverance, J Saundcrson, '225 Halifax, - G Brown
Catherine, D Coffey, 192 Montreal, J Poole & Co
Forth, 3 Lamb, 528 Montreal, Chapman & Willis
Union, N Norman, , 77 Newfoundland, Job Bros
Sir Walter Scott, J Young, 409 Quebec, C Chaloner &Co
Devereux, T Eskdale, 425 Quebec, C Chalonar & Co
John, G Ilesselton, 535 Quebec, C Chaloner & Co
John Bentley, J P Geach, 783 Quebec, Cannon, Miller &Co
Agenora, H Rattray, 731 Restigouche, NB, Cannon, Miller &Co
John, J Butter, • 205 St. John, N.B. Wildes & Co
Mary Campbell, J Barker, 413 Tatmagouche, NS, Cannon &Co

EUROPE.
Giasone. G B Dodeto, 200 Alexandria, Haskayne & Co
Catharina, C H Brahms, 85 Antwerp, Bahr, Behrend &Co
Maria, A B Arfstein, 120 Antwerp, Bahr, Behrend &Co
Corsair, W B Cumming, 144 Constantinople, M& A Wilkin
Lameraal Ulbo, N A Smaal, 140 Elsineur, Bahr, Behrend &Co
Nicolai, C Herlofsen, 300 Elsineur, Bahr, Behrend &Co
Vrow Jacoba, H R Grimmenga, 115 Elsineur, Bahr, Behrend & Co
Emma, W T Jareis, 59 Lisbon, J Glynn & Son
Ceres, J D Jensen, 110 Nyborg, Bahr, Behrend & Co
Selby, J Paul, 81 Rotterdam, Crawford and Co
Newport, G T Lawson, 161 Rotterdam & Dordt, Bahr &Co
Antonia, E H Mugge, 120 Rotterdam & Dordt, Bahr &Co
Kinderkyk, B N Meyerhoff, 225 Rotterdam & Dordt, C G Weber & Co
Modesta, J Menchacca, 287 Santander, F Manero
Geziena, K K Wykmeyer, 144 Zwolle, Bahr, Behrend &Co

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, *ARCH 19.

We have again to notice a moderate import of Oats, Oatmeal,
and Flour, from Ireland and Coastwise, and of Wheat the exports
rrom this to Ireland continue to exceed the imports from thence :
but of Foreign Wheat, chiefly from France and Italy, and of Flour
from the United States, the arrivals have been very considerable
during the past week ;--thuch exceeding the demand. which has
been very limited from the millers and dealers, and though some
Parcels of Odessa anti Marianopoli Wheat have been taken by specu-
lators, last quotations have been barely obtainable, and in some in-
stances a small decline has been submitted to on this, and on every
article in the Corn trade ;—the Yorkshire markets of the past week
were also much depressed, and a little lower : and at Manchester on
Saturday, very few sales of Grain, Flour, or Oatmeal, could be
effected from this port.
The duty on Rye and Beans from Foreign ports is this week in-
creased Is 6d per quarter; on all other Grain there is no alteration ;
it is likely that the duty on Wheat will be increased next Friday to
25 8d per quarter; some few sales of fine Foreign Oats in bond con-
tinue weekly to be made for export at 2s 10d @ 3s per 451bs. and of
Foreign Flour also for export at 37s @ 39s per barrel for sweet, and
335 @ 35s for sour.

At this day's market there appeared more confidence in both
buyers and sellers, and sales to a fair extent were made, chiefly to
millers and dealers in interior markets, of Wheat of the middling
and good useful qttalities of French and Russian, at fully the quota-
tions of this clay week, and in some instances at a small improve-
ment ;—for all other articles there was a very limited demand, and
no alteration in the prices thereof can be noted.
WREAT, per 701bs s. d. S. d. INDIAN CORN, 9,/, 4801 b.
English

Scotch .
Irish...
Bonded

BARLEY, per qr.
English 43
Chevalier 44
Scotch, per 601 b 5
Irish 5
Foreign, in bond, 0
OArs, per 451 b.
English
Scotch
Irish
Foreign, in bond
Ditto, duty free

RAL MARKET. March 21

d. s. d.

Potatoes, new 2 KO 2 70, sere
Cattle Ditto 2 4 2 6 -
Turnips 36 0 38 0 -
Carrots -
Mangiewurzle 0 0 0 0 -
Manure g 6 12 0 -