The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-20 00:00:00

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F Disc. 1 6.—N oo n , i W. N. W.—Moderate.
'An Irish mail—High NVater 611 3m p.m.)
A itit V RD—The Catherine M'Donalit, Jackson, from Cluehec—Ellen
Jeikinson, from Lisbon—Fair Arcadian, Rogers, from Honduras,
snihst 29th Oct. —Tom Touch, (not quit, from Charente—The
Rebecca, Sayer, from Marseilles—Witter \S its h, from 'Messina, 'off.)

The Mary Catherine, Colborne. fOr Alexandria, leaky ; and Del*,
Thomason, for Gibraltar, have both put hart:.
The Margaret, Williams, for Newport, has put hark with loss. of
foremast, having been in contact with the William I'cnn.
The Chatham, Gill, hence for Jamaica, was spo,:en in lat. 41, long.
9 21, by the Monk, from Leghorn oil' Gibraltar. for St Doming.
The Henry. Allen. hence, at Leghorn.
The Ann, M' Ka c, from tray Chaleur, at Campbeltown.
The Cornelia, Davidson, from Ayr to Lough Swilly, drove upon one
of the piers, at Campbiltown, and sunk, 12th instant.
The Lord Abereromby. Jeans, from Islay, after being on shore at
Rickbam Sand, 30th ult. near the Frawle 'term.

SATURDAY, DP.C. 17.—Noon, Wind S. W.—Modrrate.
(High Water 6h 36in p.m.)
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Aaatven—The Colossus, Wylie, from Savannah, sailed llat Nov.—
Shakspeale, Collins,-from New York—Competent, Taylor, from Mi-
ramiehi—Agnes, Crowell ; and Lady Hannah Ellice,Watt, fin Quebec
—Lady Middleton, Barber, from IFayal—Eliza Ann, Burgess, from
Savannah, sailed 21st Nov.—Virginia, Miller. from St Petersburg—
Venus, Andrews, from Zante--Eliza Jane, Bowen ; and Harmony.
Brown, from Marseilles—March, —, from Malaga—the Letitia,
Swatridge, from Gibraltar.
Also ARRIVED —The Emily, Richards, from Waterford—the Mary,
Nkilliams, from Poole—Corsair, Cowan, from Belfast.

Avalon, Bitchie ; Mary Jane, Follett, hence, at Newfoundland.
America, Mackie, hence.for St John, N B, at Cove.
Pladda, , hence for Glasgow, is at anchor off Rhyl, with loss
of rudder.
The Victory, Gowan, hence, at Charleston.
Dependent, Simpson, hence, at Philadelphia.
Rapid, —, hence for Bahia, was sp,ken in lat. 8, long. 24.
Mary Jones, --, hence for Buenos Ayres, was spoken 3d inst.
Intrepid, --, hence for Newfoundland; was spoken Bth ultimo,
in lat. 4,;,
—, hence, at Miramichi.
Meg Merrilies, Peurice, hence for Africa, at Plymouth, after being
as far as long. 1 I.
Vanguard, Walker, hence for Bombay, at Falmouth.
Ann Pringle, —, hence for Gibraltar, at dn.
Hope, Cm'kbain, hence for Calcutta, was spoken 341 instant.
The Louisa Constant, Poodts, from Antwerp for this port, was
wrecked near Ziericksee, 9th December—Master and two of the crew
drowned.
The Colonist, ,'Master, from St Andrew's, N B, at Waterford.
Orange Branch, Adams, from Gijon for this port, at Fowey. ,
Rossendale, Friend,•from Berhice, at the Downs.
Deloss, Harvey. from Smyrna. at (10.
Lan ,rk. Simpson, for New York, has put back very leaky, after
being as far ns.long. 17.
The Marys, Crosby, for St Thomas. has put hack with loss of rudder
Maria, for Dublin, has put back.
A ship was seen on shore on Carysford Reef, by the Tinamara, fan
New Orleans.
A ship was seen on shore on Leadbeater. Reef, dismasted, with
painted ports and stern—was discharging, boxes. ,
The Zior, Ducker; Theodorick, Vale ; and Hellespont, Longridge,
from Constantinople, at Odessa.
The Lady of the Lake, Banks, from Penzance, at Venice.
Silma, Watt, from Alieant, at Tarragona; and sailed for this port,
26th November.
The Spartan, Cornish, from Barcelona, at Tarragona.
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SUNDAY, I)Ec. !K.—Noon. N ind W.S.W-Nioderate.
;An Irish Mail.—High Water 41h im.)
ARPIVRD—The Skerne, Boyd, from &wandla—The Mary Brade,
English. from Bahia—James. Dunn, from Lisbon.
Also Amitvaii—The Antelope, from Wexford—Olpsv, from Ws-
terford—Leees, and Commerce. from Dublin—City of Carlisle, from
Carlisle—trishman, from Drogheda, (all steamers)

The Thalia, Graham, hence for Calcutta.- was spoken 4th Nor. in
lat. SN, long. 23 W. The Larkins, from London for Calcutta; and
Royal George. from London for New South Wales, 9th Nor, in lat: 8
N, long. 25 W, by the Kiero.
The Joyen Enrique, from Cadiz, at Plymouth, in 13 days, bound
for this port.
The following vessels sailed on the 12th instant, and put hack—The
Earl Posis, Spittal : Lyali ; and Marys. Croshie, for Calcutta
—Adelaide. Bainbridge, for Mobile—Thomas Worthington. Rackam,
fOr Lima—The Tliemis, Ferguson, for Gibraltar—Bride,- Porter, for
Bourdeaux and the Mauritius.
CamenemowN, Dee. 13.—The William Anderson, from Limerick
for London. is onshore near this, and it is feared will be much da-
maged. owing ti the boist,rous state of the weather.
WAaaaN PoiNT, Dec. !6.—The Menapia, --, of Waterford, was
wrecked off Johia's Point, near Ardglass, 13th inst.—crew drowned.

MONDAY, DFC. 19.—Noon, Wind W.S.W.—Moderate.
(An Irish mail.—high Water 811 39m p.m.) •
Aaatven—The.Orpheus, Bursley, from New York=—Ava, Gaskin.
from St Andrew's—Caleutta, Raisheek, from DalhousieArion,
flora Marseilles—Robertson, Nene ; Thomas. Harmer; fm Quebec.

The Ni ,htingale, Crookshank ; do Gazelle, —, hence, at Bahia.
Begelar, Bond, hence, at Berbice.
Minerva, Douraoskr ; and Eugene, Voltz, hence, at Swinnemundi.
Devotion, Kittner, hence. at Dantzig.
Chase, Richie, hence for Havana, at• Milford.
The Grenada, Gardner, hence for Havana. at Falmouth, after being
27 days :it sea, and us far as lat. 43 SO, long. 9, leak v,with loss of cook-
helms, bulwarks. &e, sails split, long boat washea out of the chocks
and stove, together with the main hatchway, which admitted a great
deal of water and damaged the cargo—must discharge.
Broad Oak, --, from London, at Bahia.
Manchester, (steamer] from Gibraltar, at Falmouth.
Lord Ogilby, Morris, from Alexandria for this port, at Milford.
Keith Stewart, Bryce, from Sligo for this port, at Tobermory, with
sails torn, bulwarks carried away, and decks swept.
The Thomas Dougall, Brown, for Leith, is a-ground on the Brazil
Bank.
The Two Sisters, Robertson, from Londonderry for the Clyde, with
sails torn,. stancheons started, and cargo-shifted, makes much water,
at Tobet wort*.
Despatch,-garter, from Malaga to Halifax, was.spoken 26th Nor. in
lat. 40, long. 5
Dee. I.—A large American ship was seen on shore on the Tortugas
Shoals, west side of the Light, by' the Francis, which arriVed. at New
Orleans, 23d ultimo.
Nsw OULEAN s, Nov. 21 —The ship Chatham, is on the Bar, at New
Orleans.
Motit.a, Nov. 23.—The American, Atkins, from New York to Mo-
bile, -has been seen on shore on one of the Florida Keys. Another
ship. with painted ports, was also on shore in the same neighbour-
hood, supposed te. be the St John, from Mobile to New York. •
Naw %oak, Nov'. ship was seen onshore near Riding Rock,
16th Nev. appeared to be cotton loaded. •

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, DEczassit 19,1836.
Wind at Point Lynas, fresh.
ofiVoel Nant. inward-hound—No. 162.0, Anion, B B, from Genoa.
at 9 a.tn,—N0.1;47, Charlotte, B B, from 'Quebec, at 11 a.m.
in the New Channel, inward-bound—No. 1674, Calcutta, B S, from
Restigouche, at 9 30 a.m.•
LIVEIi B.
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Days. ! 31m. k'eslivesl4,

POOL TIDE TABLE

Days. Alm. Ems. Alt. k'igiivol4. 4c.
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DSc. H. W. H. M. Y. 1.
Tuesday ....A 928 950 II 6 Saturn rises 4h 5m morn
Wethiesday..2l 10 13 10 32 14 11 -St Thomas. Winter coin
Thurstiay....22 10 50 11 J 15 3 Jupiter rises 7h 37in even
Friday, ....23- 11 28 11 45 15 6 Jupiter sets Luis 51m morn
Stiturday....24 2 15 7 Length of tiny 7h 24m
SUNDAY...2S 019 036 15 8 Christmas Day
Monday ....A 054 111 15 3 St Stephen

Atlarketo.

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, DEC. 16
The d mend for Sugar instill principally confined to-the middling
and good descriptions, and towards the close of the week, there has
been, more disposition to purchase at the current rates. The sales
amount to 700 -hlids B.P. and 100 bags Bengal. The only sale in Fo,
reign Sugar consists of 16 tees and 60 brls good and fine yellow Cuba
Muscovado Sugar, by auction, at 25s to 29s 4, cwt.—No sales re-
ported in Molasses.—Coffee. There -is a steady demand for Planta-
tion. and 120 casks of Jamaica, at auction, sold readily at full-prices.
Nothing done in Foreign, and not any sales in Genoa..--3;)0 bags. Be-
ngal Ginger have been taken at 516 s 6d, 1100 hags Malabar at 325. and a
small lot Jamaica at £6 17s 6d tr cwt.-50 bags Pimento sold. at 3sd,
and 150 bags black Pepper at 4td 4P' lls.—East India Rice is rather
lower ; 600 bags were sold by auction at I6s 9d 41' cwt. in hood for
good quality.—ltum has been in good request; the-sales are al puns.
chiefly. Demerara of good strengths, at our quotatim.s, and one par-
cel of fine Jamaica, of a favourite mark, the price.of which has net
. transpired, but understood to be a very high one.
In Indigo there has been more doing; the sales of East India are
40 chests, at 45 8d to 5s 7d 4P 'th.-30 serous Cochineal have been dis-
posedof at pulhic sale, and 6s 9d to 7s 411 obtained for silver, and 8s Id
to S 4 2d 419 SC duty paid, for black Honduras.—Fora small'lot of East
'lndia (awn, Arabic, of good ouality;7ss has been accepted.—Shell
Lac has been sold at .£-t for liver, and £6 5s for orange —The holders
of Saltpetre having submitted to a slight reduction in.price, buyers
have come forward more freely, and taken nearly 4 ,00 bags. at`26B 6d
to 3os.—Nitrate of Soda is reported 'at 1856(14' Cart from the ships'
side.
Dyewoods.—The demand has been moderate ; the sales are- com-
prised in small lots of Campeaehv Logwood at £9, 75 tons-of Jamaica
at DI Iss to ;in Fustie but little done, prime'Cuba brought £9 to
£9.'ss; nothing reported in Nicaragua Wood • 25 tons of 'Camwood
are reported at £l7 178 to £24 4P ton.--A sale 1300 of Torpeo.
tine was brought forward to-day, but there henig no 'competition, it
was withdrawn.--.Nothing done in Tar,—Montreal Pot Ashes are dull,
and rather lower. 150 brig only having been aold, at 35s 6cl 'to 36s ;
some Pifling sales of Montreal Pearls have been made at 388 6d.—
Qaereitron Bark ;meson* slowly, at quoted prices.—No alteration in
Cioverseed or Flaxseed...,.2' bags East India Bees' Wax brought £7 2s
fed its cwt. in hand.—Hides. The sales consist of 1,400 dry Monte
Video at Bsd sand. for good, and 71(1 -to 84d for inferior to fair. and
18,400 East India Kipa at l'ad to tel for dry salted. 7d to 7ld fur first
rubbed do., 610 to ltd for sound brined, 5114 to tied for first rubbed do.
fal for sound dry, and 4d to 4ld 4P lb for first rubbed do. also 400 dry
Buenos Ayres Horse Hides at 9s for good, and 5s fid. each for inferior.
—Oak Bark. 70 tons Antwerp have been sold at £7 15s 3F ton.—The
sales of Tobacco this week have amounted to about 230 hhds of which
60 hhds leaf were for 'lreland, 30 hhils Kentucky leaf for export; and
the remainder, consiating of Virginia and Keatucky stemmati,-were
taken by the home-trade.
MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE.
There has been a partial inquiry for Brimstone this week, hut be-
rood 100 tons sold from the ship aide. atpreVintls rates. business done
'has been on a limited scale.—For Sicily Sumae there has been a good
inquiry, and some !ales made of large parcels at about 13s, and of
small lots at 13s 60 4P ewt ; other sorts have been neglected.—The
business done in Argolit and Cream of Tartar has !seen on a small
Selje.—For Madder Roots only a partial demand. a few Naples sold at
401 46, cwt.—Madders have "been in fair request..., Olive 'ail 'has been..
more inquired for than for some time past, the sales of the week be-
ing upwards of 60 tuns, at previous prices.—The transactions in Cod
Oil have again been to the extent of about 100 tuns, at £l7 Ills to £4B
for Newfoundland, and £47 for Halifax, from the quay.—Of Seal Oil,
some small 'parcels hav'e been sold at full rates.—Some husi ,ess in
Linseed Oil has been done at rather lower rates for present delivery,
and a small advance for delivery in the spring —Rape Oil conti,nea sn
limited request; and rather lower.—Little is doing in Palm Oil, and the
quotations obtained for very trilling parcels.—Oil of Turpentine
meets a ready wile.—The holiness doing in !lamp and Flax is Very
and prices steady,—Some extensive transactions have taken
place in Taliow, both on the spot and to arrive, at 44540 44*-64 for
Petersburg yellow candles about 250 casks have also been sold at 454
to 45s 6d ; tlae tool sales of the week are about 150:1 casks, thee bulk
taken by one how,

I,IVERVI)6I., L. ter lON MAIIKET, Duc. 16.
The demand has le,en very general throughout the week, and moat
kinds of lone-stapled have been in active request; Pernambuco, Ma-
rnnham and Surat are id 4' lb higher, and the low and middle classes
of America,' have brought full rat's, whilat new Bowed, being main
offered .freelY, are id to id rib lower. 1000 American and Mir :.‘nrat
are taken on specubuion, and 150 American. GOD urztt arol.SO Bengal
forexport. 400. Bahia are declared for auction.on. Friday, the 23d inst.,

ACCOUNT t►F SALFS AND IMPORTS or COTTON

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th,' 911 r inst. to this clay inelusire,

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Current • 1 IX PA KV! .
sAucli-01, Tug wIlF,a. Prices. ,ThisWk,thisYear
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90 j Sea Island 2od to 39d
30 1 Stained
99 0 Bowed i'4,•,,igh
:468070 I NATlnhialiena and Temiesaee. , —ll 776 i ---- 1011
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1573 3111.1ii4.
5160 New Orleans
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en:ti
in las un t, in
Ceara. P a r. a. i. h. a.
.. : :
117i8olit --___ ?I:4i I:it .
.... ...
.. . )1 1:2132098i
510 Bahia an:l Macein .........
620 5 Maranham ................. 11 —12 i
Sawginned
Minns
Para
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.... 136
1
lientera.ra, Surinam, Pze..... •11— 14 "" 1911
11:/° / gYptian ll —l5 713 287k3
30 Harhadna lO 101 , .„,. 484
-140 Peruvian . lO 101 1 i
1 Bahama
60 Laguayra .7 . —8; -- —int I
41-0 Common West India: ............... 71 0
1 ). ...„ >, 26006
90 Car;fiej4ena ........... . ...... 7 71 1
• Smyrna ................. .• •• , ' I
- 60 • nattill,n.. ........ 9i 101 j
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X 940.1 gurat. ........... 4 71 • I 85583
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Nl} Madras .................... ... 5 75 )
Iso , Bengal ..................... 31 51 Ii•••• j I 1 ma
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26190 -bales
15255 1 1003160
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-• ' ihnd4ll Elvnin , Dec: 19.
Fines (nit Ifv.t there hms been &regular and steady demand.' The
„e 0,..„ t3attirti.i,v were :150 Imp. and the same amount of business
has aril,* been clone t 6-4147,910 * ,litirliet has Cosa(' wig, Amines,.