The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-12-06 00:00:00

TO 80.

Obipping fittelligentr.

• • TUESDAY, DEC. 3.—Wind South.
ARRlVED—Tarolinta, Smith, from New York—Calcutta, —,
and Albion, —, from Quebec—Ruby, , from Lisbon
ALSO ARRIVED—Monkey, Stewart, from Waterford—Buoyant,
Lanley, for Clare—Carisford, Case, from Wicklow—Ochiltree, Mor-
ris, from Dublin—Violet, Murray, from Charleston
SAlLED—Grecian, Rowett, for Valparaiso—Agenoria, Olney, for
Mobile—Liffey, France, for Gulf of Mexico—Planter, M'Mahon, for
Apalichicola—Aurora, Vaudin, for St. Michael's—Mastery, Noel,
for Syra

Catherine, Klunder, hence at Helvoct
Auguste De Jaghere, and 'row Elizabeth, -, hence at Ostend
Stranger, Dowse, from Boston for this port, at itamsgate, after
being on shore at the back of thepier, but without apparent damage
Elizabeth Holderneis, Broomhead, from Hull fcr this port, at
Cowes, with loss of mizen-mast •
Angelo Mettco, Pergualetto, from Trieste for this port, at
Gibraltar

Catherine, Lilian, hence for Havre at St. Mawes
Isabella, Doning, hence fur ditto at Poole
Ashburton, Dickley, from Poole for this port, at Dartmouth, with
loss of main-boom
Ibea, —, from Quebec, at Belfast
Lady Mary Fox, Sowbery, from Honduras, at Cork
Thomas & William, Reid, from St. John, N.B. at Dublin
Cubana, Bainbridge, from Cuba, at Swansea
Fanny, Brabander, hence for Antwerp, sprung a leak, and was
run on shore on Bardsey Isiand
QuEn EC, Nov. 9.—The Thule, Fordyce, hence for Lerwick, went
on shore at Port-aux-Basque, Newfoundland, 28th. Sept: during a
gale at west; crew drowned. The barque Onondago, abandoned,
with loss of rudder, was driven on shore on Cape Ray Point 13th
Sept. and has gone to pieces

WEDNESDAY, DIME:III3Iga 4.—Wind S.E. moderate.
A RRlVXD.—Alcyone, Giles, and Don, Davidson, from Miramichi
—Magnet, Morton; and Matthew Bell, Holt, from Quebec—Victo-
ria, Lennox, from Charleston—St. Lawrence, --, from New
York—Albanian, Winsor, from Zante—and Active, Moore, from
Frederickstadt.

SAlLED.—Uuited States, Fisher, for New York—Wilberforce,
Harrison, for Maranham—Juinna, M'Gill, for Calcutta—and Per-
severace, De Vries, for Antwerp.

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Tyrone, Clarke, hence at Jamaica
Lerwick, M•Kinnon, hence at Berbice
Estreilo,llar, hence at Havana
Bencoolen, , from Laguira, at Cape Haytien
.Dryad, Loose, hence at Cape Ilaytien, with rudder unshipped,
having_been on the Silver Keys—bound to Cuba
Comet, Davies, and Ellen nightield, --, hence- at Newfound.
land

Fanny, from Hamburgh. at ditto -
Vesta, Orfeur, hence at Algiers
St. Jean; Lelue, and Rainha Constitueional, Lourengo, hence al
Nantes

Diana, Walters, hence at Lisbon
Elizabeth, liighat, was to sail from Madras for this port 28th
Sept. Rival,
Sutherland, sailed from Jamaica for this port 22nd Oct..
Devonia, Long, sailed from Algiers for Seville loth Nov.
Uniao, Pampelina, sailed from Lisbon for this port 18th Nov.
William, Whitburn, sailed from Nantes for this port 28th Nov.
Mary, Jackson, hence for Antwerp, at Stromness
Queen Victcria, Wright, from. Hamburg for this port, at ditto
George IV, Drayner, and Reliance, Martinis, from China for Lon-
doh, were spoken, about 26th Aug. coming out of Batavia Roads,
and Halifax, hence for Halifax, 17th Nov. in lat. 50, long. 18
Am:riot/A, Oct. 18. L-The Sir John Tobin, Griffiths, sailed this af-
ternoon for Liver 001, and shortly afterwards ran on the Warring-
ton Reef.-19th Oct. The Sir John Tobin is bilged, and the water
is up to the lower deck beams. The four lower tiers cf sugar will
be lost. 76 hhds. 10 tees. and s.hrls: sugar, 65 puns, molasses, and
62 puns. runs have been landed without damage. The whole of the
materials will be saved

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5.
ARRlVED.—Unit,ett States, Barr, from Philadelphia—Flora, Cow.
ing, from St. John, N.B.—Rowena, Johnson, from Cape Breton—
Jessie, M'Alpine, and Margaret, Ford, from Miratniehi—Venture,
Wilson; Mars, Younger; Hercules, Postell, and lona, Campbell,
from Quebec—Alexandrina, Howes, from Cephalonia—Porcupine,
Cook, from Sm) rna—C.R.C, Briard, from Palermo—Dugnesilin,
Guyou, from .Nantes—Aurora, Sehroder, from Pillau—Louisa,
Rooms; from Antwerp—Pauline, --, from Ostend—and Fora.
ger, ---, from Miramiehi. _

Atso ARRIVED.—Burge, Watt, from Wicklow-L-Pursuit, Watt,
from Limerick—Elizabeth, Moore, from Donaziadee—Loyalist,
Carroll, from Cork—Beresford, Porter, from Dublin—Tam O'Shan-
ter, Batty, from Hull—Flint, Bird; Cato, Ball; Lady of the Lake,
Richards, and Thames, Wright, froth Ipswich—Hebe, Hannan, and
Liverpool, Richardson, from Woodbridge—Thetis, Nelson, and
Idea, Cooper, from London—Albion, —, and Jane, Spring,
from Bristol.

SAlLED.—Tynwald, Porteus, for Vera erzz—Amicitia, Michael.
gen, for Havana—Monkton, A unon, for Messina—Phoenix, Port,
for St. Michael's—and Ann Paley; Williams, for Genoa and Leg.
horn.

Hereford, Reaburn, hence for Cuba, off Montego Bay
British Queen, (steamer) from London for New York, was spoken
lath Nov. at noon, in lat. 40 46, long 44 45-12 days from Ports-
mouth, blowing very hard from W.N;W.
Trinidad Packet, Griffiths, hence at Trinidad
Reis Effendi, Harvey, hence at Cape Haytien
Volo, Bowden, hence at Port-au-Prince
Majestic, Laidley, and Pandora, —, hence at Restigonche
Mary Bibby, Metcalf, sailed from Leghorn 15th Nov. and Sarah
Trotman, Brown, 200, both for Liverpool

LANCASTICR, Dcc. s.—The New St.. George, Owen, from Liver-
pool, got on shore on the North Wharf, on Thursday night, and
threw overbbard 25 tons of salt

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING.
(SINCE OUR LAST PUBLICATION.)

EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, 4-c.
Gentoo, H Dodds, 280 Calcutta, W & J Tyrer
Competent, A Robinson, 537 Bombay, Bold A Starkey
AFRICA.
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Huddersfield, J Clegg, . 346 Africa, C Borstal' & Son
WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA.
Dominica, Harrison, 27y Barbadocs, Barton, Irlam &Co
Unicorn, S Mullens, 375 Havana, Ashley Brothers
Alexander, J Scott, 177 Falmouth and Montego Bay,
J Poole & Co
It Sheil & Co

Wasdale, Jyorgeri,

176 Hayti,
SOUTH AMERICA.
- 234 MOnte Video,
UNITED STATES.
Glengaty, J Huckness, 1054 New Orleans, Gibbs, Bright & Co
Garrick, A S Palmer, 940 New• York, Brown, Shipley & Co
SaMuel, J Jameson, 558 Mobile, Gibbs, Bright & Co
England, B L Waite, 711 New York, Baring Brothers &Co
Susquehanna, J W Miercken, 559 Philadelphia,

Montagu, - - Crabb,

J Poole & Co

Brown, Shipley & Co
Leone, Trefilletri, • 350 Philadelphia, • Vianna & Jones
Thetis, C Brown, 804 Savannah, Gibbs, Bright &Co
John & Robert, A M`Kichine, 501 New Orleans, Langtrys &Co
Sarah, It Kimreg. • - 495 Savanbah, Gibbs, Bright &Co
Prompt, J Morton, 358 Charleston, J N Wood & Co
Coeur de Lion, Robinson, 352 Charleston, W Fisher &Con
Madison, C D Wood, 445 City Paint, Virginia, Barings & Co

BRITISH AMERICA.
_B2 Newfoundland.
Harrison, Ridley & Co
418 St. John, N.B. Gibbs, Bright & Co
758 St. JThn, N.B. Gibbs, Bright Si Co
BUROPE.
go Hambro', Bahr, Bebrend &Co
91 Antwerp, J Johnstone
156 Beirut and Alexandretta, Bahr & Co
150 Stettin. Bahr, Bebrend & Co
350 Danzie, Bahr, Behrehd & Co
2.17 Danzie.. Bahr, Behrend & Co
b 6 Gibraltar, G Yates, Louthean &Co
1.5 Messina & Palermo, Vianna & Jones

Elizabeth.

Abeona, It Grant.
ttni,e.E Tilley.

Alea, J Trimarm,
Henrietta, Devroot,
W Astrepe,
Maria, F Moritz,
lduna, W J Groenwald,
Alexander, W D Albreck,
Atalanta, J Clark,
Puella, J Thomas,

imports.

UNITED STATES.

TaroMita, (570) J G Smith, from New York, GOO brls apples, J
Taylor--60 do, It Reeve-200 Lrls flour, Bolton, Ogden and co-4610
do, 5 brls 2 boxes contents unknown, order— 74 bales cotton,
Brown, Shipley and co—V D
Ccsmo, (409) J Canning, from New York, 18 cases contents un-
known, F Jacques-2 do, 1000 brls dour, order-500 dd, J and W
Collier-1000 do, Sandars and Claxton-106 pipes grease, 50 bales
sheep skins, J Hatman-43 bales wool, 1 log mahogany, order-8
casks 6 boxes mother o'pearl shells, It W Waddington—P D
Monument, (49j) J" Chase, from New York, 6654 brls 189 hf brls
flour, Tennants, Clow and co-78 cases returned goods contents
unknown, A and G Martin—NT D
Girard, (325) J Gross, from New Orleans, 122 bales cotton, J Fry
—4 do, J 0 Johnson and co-21 do, W Modsley—.92 do, G Green
and Son-61 do, V Poutz-604 00, order-1:18 do, R Zwilchenbart
and .co--36 do, W Mills-105 do, F Huth and co--W D
Dowell, (414) L Pratt, from New Orleans, 221 bales cotton, Pur-
ton, Parker and co-21 do, W Baker and co-46 do, Todd, Jackson
and co-56 do, Finlay and Alston—li do.Wildes, Pickersgill and co
—l5 do, W Modsley-333 do, F Huth and co-500 do, Pilling and
l3rierley-384 do, order—W D
Victoria, (572) J Lennox, from Charleston, 1184 bales cotton,
order-57 do, A Dennistoun and co-25 do, W-Stuart-218 do, T
Crowder and co—GO do, W Baker and co-206 do, J Hall and co-
-7 do, J Calder-1 box specie, Palmer, M'Killop, Dent and co—G D

BRITISH AMERICA.
Kent, (328) J Elder, from Miramichi, 52 pees hardwood, 392 pees
pine, 2562 pees deals, 7 cords lathwood, 902 deals ends, Anderson,
Garrow and co-3 spars, for exportation—B D
Calcutta, (706) J Brown, from Quebec, 715 pees pine, 600 deals,
17,167 staves, 2 pees oak, 10 brls apples, C Chaloner and co
Fanny, (514) IV Sloan, from Quebec, 88 pees elm, 17 pees ash, 423
pees fir, 5c 12 deals, 1593 c g staves, 1 bat flour, W and II Sharpies
and co—B D

Josephine, (514) R Smith, from Richibucto, 34 pees birch and 201
pees pine timber, 8140 deals and deal ends, 6 cords lathwood, Hol-
derness and Chilton-16 spars, for exportation—B D
Dibdin, (570) J F Kruger, from Magaguadavic, 16,561 deals and
deal ends, Wlides, Pickersgill and co-9 spars, the master-8 do,
21 planks, exportation—B

EUROPE.
Fanny Connell, (171) J Dickson, from Lisbon, 13 pipes 27 }.casks
olive oil, C L Mendez and co-14 pipes olive oil, 100 chests 237 hf
chests oranges, order-4 pipes olive oil. Duarte Brothers-30 pipes
olive oil, J Yeowartl-12 do, Alletson and Frankland-20 chests 65
hf chests do, J Levi and co—ls chests 70 hf chests do, T Mayor—
o brls honey, A Baruchson-43 do, C and J Rawdon-20 qr casks
wine, A Swainson-5 boxes furniture, Agent St. George's Steam
Packet Co-59 chests llg hf chests fruit, 2 trunks 1 basket apparel,
1 package contents unknown, order—G D
Essex, (54) W 'Woodward, from Seville, 280 chests 62 boxes
oranges, M'Andrews, Pitcher and co-1 chest do, the master—S D
British Queen, (351) J Gladston, from St. Petersburg, 656 casks
tallow, 51 bales outshot hemp, R. G Morgan and co —I ton junk,
small spars, 500 pees lathwood, the master-300 pees lathwood,
order—K

Boyne, (23g) J Forster, from St. Petersburg, 2412 deals, 516 deal
ends, 700 pces lathwood, 1 bale isinglass, 20 tons iron, Carne and
Telo—g kegs cranberries, the master—Q D
Justinian, (275) T Eden, from Cronstadt, 50 casks tallow, Perkins,
Smith and co-400 do, 2517 bobbins flax, order-4 ankers cranberries
I box provisions, 1 bag crout, 1 box tongues, 2 boxes furniture, 1
parcel lamb skins, H Hill-800 pees lathwood, about 31c oakum, 8
ankers cranberries, a quantity screw boards, the master—K D
Mersey, (207) J Martin, from Oporto, 13 pipes 16 hhds 10 qr casks
wine, It Preston and co-13 hhds wine, Bevan and Smith-1 pipe
do, P Hope-1 do, W H Allinson-5 hhds 2qr casks do, J Garner-
-8 hhds Bqr casks do, J Driver and co-10 plpes 24 hluis 60 qr casks
do, J and J Mellor-6 nits do, J Smith-24 hhds 32 qr casks do,
Dixon, Son and co-10 pipes 30 hhds 60 qr casks do, J Tippett and
.co-2 pipes 10 hhds do, T Naylor and co-1 pipe 2 hhds 3qr casks
do, C and J Rawdon-10 hhds 40 qr casks do, Moore and co-1 pipe
3 hhds do, G Jackson-8 pipes do, Pemberton and Green-20 pipes
20 qr pipes do, K W Preston-2 pipes do, J Scholfield-5 do, W mid
J Lockett-5 do, T Cliaddock and Son-4 hhds do, W Maxwell and
co-2 pipes 8 hhds 6qr casks do, 2 boxes samples, order-58 chests
20 boxes oranges, E Reeve-5 boxes onions, J and J Mellor-15
chests 20 boxes oranges, 22 bons onions, J Levy and co— 2 boxes
oranges, 5 boxes 1 basket onions, order-115 chests 60 boxes
oranges, M'Andrews and co-87 chests 65 boxes oranges, 18 baskets
chesnuts, T Mayor-279 baskets chesnuts, C de Paria-1 truss dried
fruit, B Haram-1 case do, J Bold-3 packages do, T Mayor-2
parcels plums. J and J Mellor-1 package 1 box contents unknown,
2 bags corks, order-2 flower pots, T Mayor-1 cask argols, T Ma.
bony and co-2o bags wool, C and J Ra.wdon-70 boxes tallow
candles, Collmann and co--G

Ruby, (93) T Arming, from Lisbon, 174 chests 343 hf chests
oranges, 119 baskets figs, J Yeoward-10 chests so lit chests oranges
J Levy and co-4 chests oranges, 1 bag walnuts, 1 bag chesnuts,
the master—S-D

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New Orleans
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Newfoundland
Brazils
River Plate
East Indies
China
Batavia
New South Wales
Cape of Good Hope
Africa
Gibraltar
Lima, Valparaiso, &c.
Malta, Sicily, &c.
Smyrna and Constantinople
Malaga
Madeira
Western Isles, Cape de Yards.. ,
Lisbon
Cadiz
France :
Holland
Hamburg, Bremen, &c. .
Gottemburg, Stockholm
Petersburg, Riga, &c.
Oporto

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LONDON OAZETTE.-TUESDAY, DEC• 3.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. lets,
J. Prescott and J. Middlebrook, Runcorn, Cheshire, m--
INSOLVENT. e "l.'
Dec. 2. John Vaughan, Trawsfyilydd. Merionethshire, pig

BANKRUPTS,

John Clark Matthew, Croydon, Surrey, grocer.
John Jones, Maddoc.street, Regent's-Etna, London, tail°:ma,
Jonathan Harding, Myddcltou-street, Clerkenwell,
•

jeweller. 800
Jacques Alphonse Carson and Julie Frederica Finck,
street, London, dress-makers.
John Lewis Marchant, High Holborn, London, oilman.
Jonas Whiteley, Halifax, machine-maker.
Edward Booth, Birmingham, victualler.
George Theodore Bolton, Manchester, wine-merchant.
Sampson Bagnall, Cheadle, Staffordshire, grocer.
Joshua Broadhead, Woo Male, Yorkhlre, clothier. • -nuara
Thomas n •
Waller, Samuel Wailer, Thomas Waller, JI,
Waller and Ralph Knowles Waller, Manchester, cotton-21.n,,ap
William Taylor and John Taylor, Macclesfield, silkalili.""
turer.

David Glasgow, Birmingham, engineer.
James Gideon Jenkins, Sidinouth, Devonshire, scrivener:
Edward Booth, Birmingham, victualler.
DIVIDENDS.
wn• ~
Dec. 27, J. Evans, E. Coupe, J. Bro, A. Southward. 1-010.
F. Donueley, J. Linney, D. Stott, R. Berry, and J. Robinson..
Lancashire, dyers. •••
CERTIFICATES or
beds
To be granted unlers cause be shown to the contrary. on
I)ec. 2.

artire7
R. More, Norwich, linen-draper—ii. Benson, Parliament'st
London, newspaper-agent—A. Abraham, • Lane-end, Staffordc. J.
druggist—T. Taylor, Wednesbury, Staffordshire, builder—
Wrigley, Doncaster, chemist.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
Robert Lamb, Leith, broker.
Alexander Barlas, Glasgow, writer.

AVERAGE CE OF SUGAR. r°
The average price of Brown orPRI Muscovado Sugar, compu teacwt.
the Returns made in the Week ending Nov. 26, is ass Pe".„ the
exclusive of the duties of Customs paid or payable thereon ""
hnportation thereof into Great Britain.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERP 00
6 DEC.Ii

6. Saml. and Joseph Phillips, (sep. div.) Davenport & C 0.% ;2
/1. Edmt.ud Taylor
11. John Smith, (div.)
11. James William Bogie Duncan, Lowe & Radcliffe% i;
12. Joseph Carruthers Nicholson, (lit) .. Clarendon 11.010' 1
12. Abraham Lewis Franklin, (Ist)
12. William Parlour Ditto, I
14. William Christian Thompson, (Ist)
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