The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-06-07 00:00:00

gibipputg Intelligente.

SUNDAY, Jus's s.—Noon, Wind W.N.W.—Freshbreeze.
Aaaivan—The Roscoe, Delano, from New York; sailed 9th May.
On the lah May, off South Shoal, spoke the Constitution, from this
port, for Philadelphia.—Thomas Dickason, --, from Mobile—
Cordelia, M' Lea, from Laguira.
Saman—The Fanny, Taylor. for Manilla.

The Richard Bell, Rogers, for Swansea, put back to Coquimbo about
14th January leaky.
Carraboo, Fell, hence, at Buenos Ares 14th Feb. in lat. 12 39 S
long. 29 30 W, spoke the Courier, hence, for Valparaiso.
Frisk, Whiteway, hence, at Buenos Ayres.
Amelia, Rome, hence and Monte Video, at ditto.
Hector, Port, hence, at Mobile.
British Heroine, Sheal, from New York, at ditto.
Kath. Jackson, Fish; Alfred, Cheever, and Emulous, Meigs, hence,
at York, sth May.
Robert Pulsford, Macon,n, at ditto, 6th May.
Southerner, Glover ; Osborne, and Dalmarnock, M'Far-
lane, hence, at ditto, 7th May.
Hibernia, Wilson, and Star, Glover, hence, at ditto, 9th May.
Kirkella, Brown, hence, at Baltimore.
and Frederick, Kane, hence, at
Col
Bazaar,ossu sH,
oWmyalni hsetenrlein.ga,t Philadelphia
Boston.
Mary Walker, Pollock, from Canton, at the Clyde,
A great many icebergs were seen in all directions, from lat. 46 48,
long. 48, and long. 41.
The Sarah, Warren, sailed from this port for Lisbon 18th March,
and haft not since been heard of.
Peter Ellis, --, from Valparaiso for this port, was spoken 28t1
April, in lat. 42, long. 37.
Buoy ant, from Hambro' for Newfoundland, was spoken in lat. 58
long. 13.
Bounty Hall, from this port, for Philadelphia, was spoken 23d ult.
in lat. 48, long. 9.
Hayti, hence, for Newfoundland, was spoken 15th ult. in lat. 50,
long 17.
Duke of Lancaster, Hargreaves, from London, for Madras and Cal-
cutta, at Portsmouth.
Sir John Tobin, Griffiths; Jupiter, Ramsay, and Warringsford
Campbell, hence, at ditto.
Adrianna, Ayr, hence and Malta, at Smyrna.
Britannia, Davidson, from Zante, at ditto.
Mark Breed, Roberts, and Red Breast, Millward, hence, at Constan-
tinople.
ST. THOMAS, 18th April.—The Edward, of Liverpool, on her pas-
sage from Jamaica to this port, touched on the Silver Keys, and
knocked off her false keel, &c.
The Priscilla; M'Kenzie, hence, for St. John, N.B. was abandoned
34th March, in lat. 48 20, long. 750 ; part of the crew saved by the
.Katherine Jackson, arrived at New York, the remainder were put on
board the Queen Adelaide, hence, for New Orleans, and the Experi-
ment, from New York for Mirimachi.

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MONDAY, Juria 6,—Noon, Wind N.W.—Fresh breeze.
Posthumous, Rimmington, from London, at Demerara, on the 4th
April, all well.
Intrepid, Stuart, hence, at Demerara, 12th April.
The Mary Ann Peters, Mills, hence, at Halifax, on the 2d May.
The ship Halifax. which sailed six days before her, and barque John
Porter, four days before her from hence, had not arrived.
Oporto, Martin, hence, at Oporto, 24th ult.

LIVER

POOL TIDE TABLE.

Festivals, 4c.

JUNE. H. NI.

Tuesday 7 526
Wednesday 8 641
Thursday 9 747
Friday, 10 843
Saturday 11 929
SUNDAY 12 10 10
Monday l3 10 46

H. M.
6 3
7 16
8 17
9 7
9 50
10 28
11 4

F. i.
12 9
12 9
12 11
13 5
14 1
14 5
14 9

Venus sets Ilh 26m evening
Saturn rises 3h 26m evening
Saturn sets lh 59m morning
Mars in conj with Moon
Jupiter sets 10h 22m evening
2d Sunday after Trinity
Trinity Term ends

jiflarittio•

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JUNE 3.
There confines to be a very good demand for all descriptions of Su-
OAR, and the sales amount to 1,200 casks B. P. at a general improve-
ment in prices of 6d to is per cwt. 1,600 bags Mauritius are reported
at 63s to 65s 6d, and 2,400 bags in second hands, at the quotations.-
500 bags of good white Bengal, also in second hands, have been sold
at 74s per cwt. The transactions in Voreig,n Sugar have consisted of
136 brls, and bags good and fine white Brazil at 39s to 40s 6d per cwt.,
and 10 cases and 145 brls. brown at the quotations.—MotAssits conti-
nue in good request, and the sales are 45,i puns., chiefly new Barba-
dos and Antigua, from the quay, at 305, and a parcel of old Berbice,
the price of which has not transpired.—COEFEß. The sales of Planta-
tion comprise 33u casks of Jamaica ; the trade have evinced more con-
fidence in the market, and are barely supplied ; prices of the ordinary
to middling sorts are fully supported, and a few lots of good to fine
Middling brought an advance of 3s to 4s per cwt. ; 25 casks Demerara
' were also sold at the quotations. 500 bales and robins of Mocha, of
middling quality, were taken for shipment at 625, and 20 bales, fair
quality sold at 677 s for home-consumption.-500 bags of Brazil Cocoa
have been disposed of at 395; with 160 bags Bengal GINGER at 40s per
cwt. ; and 150 bags of black PEPPER at 41d to 41d per lb.—RiCE. No
transactions in East India are reported; but of Carolina, 50 tees. dres-
sed have been sold at 29s per cwt. duty paid, and 70 tees. at 17s to 18s
6d per cwt. in bond. for export.—The sales of Rum are limited to 100
puns. chiefly Demerara, at 3s to 3s 4d per gallon.
Of the TEAS offered at public sale this day, consisting of about 6,500
packages of all descriptions, about 2,00 a packages only found buyers ;
Canton Boheas sold at lOid to Ild ; common Congous were all with-
drawn at Is 6d, being full 2d per lb higher than the late sales; good
Congous sold at 2s to 2s Old, and good common Twaukay at is 81d.to,
Is 9d, being much the same as ourlast quotations ; very tine Gunpow-
der sold at 5s 61d.
SlLK.—There were offered on Wednesday at public sale, 173 bales
Tsallee, 131 bales Taysaam China Raw Silk, and 2 bales Turkey, 5
balc:s Cossimbuzar and 2 bales J ungypore; the attendance of buyers
*as fair, and for the flue qualitiei of Tsatlee there was a good compe-
tition, but the ordinary and middling sorts, of which the bulk con-
sisted, sold heaVily • prices ruled is to is 3d per lb lower for the 'fine,
and fully 2s for the lower descriptions, in comparison with the last
sale here on' the 15th April ; the Bengals brought full prices. The re-
sult of the sales is as follows viz. offered, 173 Tsatlee, sold, 100 at
from 25s to 27s Ild, averaging 25s 91d per lb ; offered, 131 Taysaam,
taxed at 21s 6d, refused ; offered, 2 Turkey, taxed at 22s Ild; refused;
offered, 5 Cossimbuzar, sold, 5 at from 19s 3d to 20a, averaging 19s 6d
per lb ; offered, 2 Jungypore, (very inferior) 501d:,”2 at from Ils 6d to
Iss sd, averaging 13s sld per lb, totaltoffered, 3140 total sold, '107.
There•was also sold at aucti6h.l,ooo pie.Oes Corahqatt 20s 8d per pine,
and 2,734 Choppalis at 18s 8d to 19s lUd, being about former rates.
There is very little to report this week in Bait India drysaltery ar-
ticles. —5OO bags SALTPETRE have been taken at 30s to 345.