The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-11-01 00:00:00

ping Entriligente,

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29.--Wind N.E.
Anstvxn—Rosanna, M'Laren, from St. Petersburg—Anna, Lu-
noz, from Oporto—Ann Paley, Williams, from Leghorn—Sally,
Hengham, from Danzig.
SAILED—Fame, Pringle, for Monte Video—Henry Hoyle, Chap.
man, fel' Oporto

Luna, Cringle, from Leith and Holyhead, at this post, dismasted
towed in from Holyhead by the Victoria, (steam-tug)
Jane, Rigg, hence at Harrington, for Ballyshaunon, -with 3 feet
of water in her hold
Uzeila, Newton, from St. Petersburg at Belfast
William, and Terrejo Secundo, -, sailed from Lisbon
for this pert 15th Oct.
Bolivar, , hence to Rio Janeiro, was spoken 31st Aug. in
lat. 4 .11. long. 21 W.
Hen, ietta, hence at Maranham, 31st Aug.
Isabella, Smith, and Alciope, , hence off Monte Video, tall
Aug.
William Turner, Boats; Golden Fleece, llubbock, and Wilson,
Hamlin, from Calcutta at St. Helena_ •
Cestrian, Armstrong, from Tutto-corin at St. Helena
Cove, Palmer, sailed from Marseilles for Mauritius '2lst Oct.
Packet, Briggs, and Mincarlo, Tregarthen, from Constantinople
for Smyrna
Tagliaferro, Tagliaferro, from Alexandria at Malta, and sailed
11th Oct. for this port
Ulverstooe, Smith, and Andromeda, Patrick, hence at St. Peters-
burg*
l'kenna, hence at Bremen
Johanna Wilbelmina, Stuit, hence at Texel
.Atia-s, Schmidt, hence at Antwerp
Metcore, Heincin, and Helene Eugenie, Ghilligodt, hence at
Ostend

Tiger, , hence to Montreal was spoken 7th Oct. in lat. 45,
_
Copse, Louthian, froin St. Petersburg at Pentland Frith, for this
port
Williarnjcioddard, , hence at Newport, toload for Boston

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30.7-Wind E.S.E. very fresh.

AaravEn.—Sundia:, Kraeft,from Konigsberg,

Vt'anis, for ;Erieste—Venus, Meyer, for Hamburg
—Lad-v Itowley, Wright, fc..r Seville—Calcutta, M'Kennell, for St.
John, ;LB.—lntrinsic, Davidson, for Savannah—and Pearl, Cove,
for Seville.

Wrn. Turner, foals, from Calcutta, at St. Helena, and sailed for
this port 14th Sept.
Sir John Tobin, Griffiths, from Demerara, at Antigua
Sarah, Turnbull, from Rio Janeiro, at Trieste
Middleton, Tenion, front Maryport, at Cadiz
Lisbonense, Liao, and Fanny Connell, Dickson, hence al Lisbon
Centaur, Fcx, hence at Gibraltar, and sailed 17th instant, for
Seville
'Concord, Martin, from Cephalonia, at ditto, and sailed 13th inst.
for this port
Vixen, Richards, from Malaga, at ditto, and sailed the 14th inst.
for this port
Siren, Brooks, sailed from Leghorn for this port 12th instant
Prothesr, Adams, sailed from st. UThes for this port lath instant
PS di, Glsgovoy, sailed from Trieste for this port 18th instant
Bengal, Carson, from London for Sydney, N.S.W. off Portsmouth
A ship, was seen dkmasted between the Bird Islands and Cape
Ray 29tla Sept.
Margaret 'Scott, ---- from St. Petersburg, is on shore on
Hoyle Bank, with several feet water in her hold. Lieut. Lord,
(marine surveyor) being out on duty, proceeded in the steamer to
her assistance; the Life-boat, from Hoylake, also came alongside
A schooner is aground on the North Bank
Nelson Wood, West, from Sierra Leone, at Maryport, on Friday
last, after a passage cf ;2 days. Out of a crew of sixteen, only
four have returned to their native place. The Captain and mate
are amongst the dead, and their places were filled by strangers; the
remainder of the crew consist of Spaniards and Africans. The
vessel called at Terceira for the purpose of landing one of the
Spaniards. who had conceived the intention of stabbing the Cap-
tain and raising a mutiny on board, but the plot was discovered in
time to be frustrated
S.raweNuss, Oct. 23.—Put into this port by contrary winds,
Fe:;heit, Meyer, and Der Friede, Benfelt, from Liverpool for Lubec ;
John Avery, Robinson, and Theodore, Pill, from Liverpool for Rot-
terdam

,Letlaritrt.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Ocr. 25.

There 11,:s been a moderate business done throughout the week,
hnt will-milt any alteration in inlc•es 50:trz we
5;500 tiales, 500 Mr export; and 700 on speculation; on Wednesday
4,500 bales to the trade—American at 5-1-d to Bd, and 600 Surat at
S&EI .to si/d• to-day about 5,000' bales of all kinds.