The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-08-07 00:00:00

F.:Dipping Intelligenct.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 3,
ARRIVED.—City of Aberdeen, Munro, from A rchangel—Cle-
menbna, Wotton, from Gergenti—Narraganset, Samson, from
Charleston—Welcome, Anderson, from Trinidad—Giorgio, Costa,
from Palermo—Sophia, —, fm Ostend—Groefurst Alexander,
Kruse, from St. Petersburg—and Wilhclmine, Kreplin, from Wis-
mar.

Great Western, (steamer) from Bristol for New York, was spoken
25th July. in lat. 49 10, long. 23 15, at 7 p.m. by the Narraganset,
wind N. E. fine breeze
The Thomas Leech, from Monte Video, that was on shore near
Beacon's Gutter, was got off last night without injury and docked.
Rapid, Robertson, hence and Buenos Ayres, at Monte Video
Columbia, Sutherland, from Lisbon, at Monte Video
Cornelius Betts, and Clipper, Holland, hence, at Constantinople
Leander, Haywood, from Odessa at do, and cleared for this port
Eliza, Balleny, hence, at Naples
Martha, Martin, hence, at Leghorn
Drie Gesusters, Dykstra, hence, at Harlingen
MIRAMICHI, 22d June.—The Sir Archibald Campbell is ashore
on the North Cape, and expected to become a total wreck

SATURDAY, AUGUST 4.—Wind S.W. moderate.
ARRlVED.—Plieesant, Johnston, from Archangel—Courtney,
—, and Airey, Nicholson, from Quebec—Queen, Jones, from
Prince Edward Island—Helen Anderson, Anderson, from Buenos
Ayres—Bounty Hall, from Savannah—Astrea,Moller, from
Randers—and Les Fres Unis, Dubost, from St. Malo.

SAILED.—South America, Barstow, and Arab, Marshall, for New
York—Galen, Snow, for Bucksport—St. Lucia, Grant, for Africa—
ion, Watson, for Genoa, &c.—Comet, Brown, for Harnbro'—
' nion, Vander Hepde, for Ostend—Emerald, Weatherby, for
rieste—William & Robert, Turner, for St. Andrew, N.B.—Maria,
kemp, for St. Petersburg—John Walker, Gaskin, for Restigouche
—Onrust, Huisman for Rotterdam—Renfrewshire, Hutchinson,
and Port Glasgow, Greive, for Quebec—Montezuma, Smith ; Nile,
Blanchard, and Isaac Newton, Rice, for Philadelphia—Fanny
Connell, Joy, for Lisbon—Victoria, Candler, for Charleston—
Farmers, Sutardon, for Bourdeaux—William, Churchward. for
Alexandretta, &c.—Maria- Johanna, Mulvard, for Tonsberg, &c.
—Flora, Hunter, for Bathurst—Water Witch, Robertson, for Cib-
raltar—Colu►nbus, Silven, for Revel—Rival, Sutherland, for Ma-
deira, &c.—and One & All, Worwell, for Gijon.

Henry Leeds, Marshall, for New York, has put back with loss of
loss of main and wizen masts, having been in contact, on the 3rd
instant, off Bardsey, with the James Perkins, for Boston ; which
sprung her bowsprit and injured her cut water, and also put back
Eliza, -, from Jamaica, at this port; sailed from Kingston
17th June ; -experienced very bad weather for five days previous to
sailing; entered the Gulf:. 20th June, and cleared it the 30th ; had
.very had weather during thattime
Fairfield, from Jamaica .for this port, was spoken 12th
July, in lat. 40, long. 60
Liverpool, -, hence for St. John, N.B. was spoken Bth July,
in lat. 44, long. 40
Ida,. Scott, and Grace, Walker, hence at Genoa
Prosperite, Gabrithan, hence at Danzic
Orlando, Blair, hence at St. Petersburg
Intrepid, Roberts, hence at Pillau
Frederick GuStav, Block, and Elizabeth, Hunt, hence at Ham-
burg
Mary Scott, Martin, from Bahia, at the Elbe

SUNDAY, AUGUST 5.
ARRIVED.—Phoenix, Hartley, from Antigua—Denmark, Lovatt,
from New Orleans—St. Andrew, Thompson, from New York—
Majestic, --, from St. John, N.B.—Brenda, Simpson, from
Dalhousie—Jessie, Simpson. and Le Unione, ---, from Sicily—
Nimrod, Manning, from Charleston—Scotland, Robinson, from
New York—Resolution, Forrest, and Auguste, —, from Que-
bec—and Fods, M 'Clean, from Riga.
SAlLED.—Virginia, Graham, for Alexandria—Tiber, Lamb, for
Bahia—Albion, Ball. for Gibraltar—John Porter, Crowder, for
Halifax—Hardware, Viner, for St Thomas, &c.—Ann Johnson,
Corbin, for Newfoundland—Governor Troup, Miller, for Savannah
—Olive Branch, Sedriek, for Boston—Lion, Bailey, for Naples—
and Rambler, Gilbert, for Constantinople.

Katharine Jackson, Peabody, hence at Alexandria
La Fayette, Landis, hence at Baltimore
-Virginian, Harris, and Sun Brown, hence at New York
Fama, Penticars; Superb, Nicholl, and Margaret Scott; Scotland,
hence at St. Petersburg.
Neptunus. Voss, hence at Warnemunde
Eleonore, Raiff, hence at Copenhagon
Victoria, Budig, hence at firemen
Polinurus, Norman, from Laguira, at St. Petersburg
Wm. Glen Anderson, Laing, tin London. at Quebec
Liffey, Wolff, and James Lyon, WAkin, hence at Antigua
Flamingo, —, for this port, passed the Gulf of Gibraltar 6th
July
Martha, —, hence at St. Law!Fence
Columbiana, Barker, hence at New Orleans
New YORK, July 11.—A ship about 400 tons, was seen to go on
South Shoal, near Havana, 22nd ultimo

MONDAY, AUGUST 6.
ARRiVED.—Europe, Bridie, from Lima—Funchall, Picken, from
Pernambuco—Euphrates, Emmerson, from Apalachicola—Xylon,
, from New York—Princess Victoria, Paul, from St. An-
drew's—Albion, —, from the Mediterranean—Alcyone,
Muir; Wm. Parker, Sewell, and Ganges, —, from Quebec—
Brothers, —, from St. Petersburg—Triton, Moller. and Elise,
Heldt, from Dantzic—Dora, Krohn, from Wismar—& Enterprisee,
M'Cready, from St. John, N.B.

Orpheus, Bailey, from New York, at this port; sailed 19th July.
On 28th July, in lat. 46, long. 4s4u, spoke the Columbus, hende for
New York. On 29th, at noon, in lat. 46 20, long. 42, spoke the
Great Western, (steamer) from Bristol for New York
Lancaghire, Alexander, from Savannah, at this port; sailed 12th
July. On ;Bth, in lat. 42, long. 37, spoke the Liberty, from Laguna
for Falmonth, and supplied her with provisions. on the 30th, is
lat. 46, long. 28, spoke the Sheridan, hence for New York. On 4th
instant, off Cape Clear, spoke the the Lightfoot, for Whitehaven,
and North Briton, for Miramichi. On the sth off Tuskar, spoke
. the Cornubia, hence for Bombay
Fairfield, Clark, from Jamaica, at this port ; sailed from Montego
Bay 21st June. The Carshalton Park, Emma, and Christina.
For Liverpool, the Mersey. For Glasgow, the Catherine.
Rockingham, Dwight, hence at Portsmouth
Morven, Webster, from Port-au-Prince, at Falmouth
NEW YORK, July 18.—The wreck of a ship was seen'on Double-
headed Short Keys 29th June. A ship with painted streaks was
seen ashore on the Tortugas 29th June. The wreck of a large brig,
sunk to the water's edge, and stern knocked away, was seen Ist
July, in lat. 34 13, long. 73 25
A large ship, bottom up, apparently newly coppered, was seen
Ist July, in lat. 34 13, long. 73 25. The wreck of a large ship,
apparently British, with a poop deck, and two white streaks, dis-
masted, and abandoned, was seen 13th ult. off Chincoteague
A brig, water logged and abandoned, with only foremast stand-
ing, had the figure head of a warrior with an helmet, was passed
in lat. 43 long. 34
Aimwell, Wilson, was to sail from Ceylon for London sth May
Georaina, Hill, and Rival, Whinfield, hence at Rio Janeiro
Carraboo, Wills, hence at Trinidad
Williams —, from Rio Janeiro, at Gibraltar, and sailed for
Trieste

Caravan, Nichols, hence at Newburyport
Moscow, Webb and Galileo, Lombard, hence at Boston
Hence at New York :—Vicksburg, Woodhouse, 16th July—Bur•
lington, Evans; Cincinnati, Barstow; and Star, Glover, 17th—
Emporium, Parsons, 18th—and Sidilons, Britton, 19th July
Pocahontas, West, hence at Philadelphta
Sherbrooke, ,hence for Charleston, off Cape Hatteras 12th
July
Cumberland, Hasty, hence at New Orleans
Betsey Black, Laing, hence and St. Thomas, at Maracaibo
Robert Syers, Nichol', hence at St. Thomas

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, AUG. 6.
The continued scarcity of Irish Butter, in the London market,
has caused holders here to demand an advance in price, during the
past week, of about :is per cwt. Dealers, however, most unwillingly
submit to the increased rates, and a trifling business is consequently
transacted. We are still of opinion that prices cannot but return
to a moderate figure. Belfast, scale inspection, 945; Waterford and
Carlow, of prime quality, 92s to 93s ; Banbridge, public inspection,
90s to 925. Pickled Butter has advanced 3s to 4s per cwt, hut with
a limited demand.—Provisions, of first-rate character, command
very high rates, viz. :—Beef IlOs to Ills 6,1 per tierce ; Pork 80s to
84s per barrel ; middling, &c. ss-to.7s 6d per cask less. Bacon is 2s
dearer. Hams much wanted and readily bring 65s to 70s as in
quality.