The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-12-01 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE,—This DAY

(From Messrs. R. MAKIN sr SONS' Circular.)

The imports up to Friday last were trivial : upon a change
of wind, however, within the last two days, the arrivals of
Wheat, principally from London, have increased considera-
bly ; and of most kinds of Grain, except Oats, which are
still rather limited, we have to note a fair supply fresh in for
to-day ; but of Flour and Oatmeal a moderate accession
only.

Of Lancashire and Cheshire Wheats few samples appeared
to-day, a week of fine, dry weather enabling the farmers to
recommence sowing, which, being now in active progress
around us, will probably curtail the deliveries from them for
the moment :—meanwhile we may venture to observe that
the quantity of duty-paid foreign and colonial Wheat in gra-
nary here is estimated at about 75,000 quarters, and of Flour
70,000 barrels, leaving a much less choice of fine qualities
than Was offering some weeks previously ; for although no
extensive demand has been apparent of late, each has been
imperceptibly moving into consumption daily.—Of bonded
Wheat the stock here consists merely of 24,854 quarters ;
and of Flour 21,037 barrels.

In consegnenee of the decline in Mark-lane yesterday and
the increased arrivals of Wheat since Friday, the trade for
all descriptions of that grain was extremely dull here this
morning, and a reduction of 2d to 3d per 701bs from the
rates of Tuesday last was generally established in the value
of Irish and foreign'; English of very fine quality alone re-
taining our previous quotations.

Flour, both Foreign and British, was likewise in slow re
quest, but not cheaper.

Malting Barley and Malt appeared to command very little
notice, and each may be quoted 2s per qr. lower ; grinding
Barley, at the same time was very unsaleable, and nominally
depressed in value.

In Beans no change was apparent.—Pease dull, with a
tendency to decline in value.

Oats and Oatmeal, in the absence of any material supplies,
supported the advance above-mentioned, although taken off
sparingly at the imorovement.

iRRIVALS OF CORN,
4 to the 30th November, 1840

From the 24t4

inclusii

COAST- I UNITS])

DESCRIPTION

LAND. I WISE.

STATES

ipp in 4, liattiliccentr.

----..,141.-

FRIDAY, NOVEMBISR 27.—Wind South, light.
ARRIVED.—Young ,Queen, —, from Montreal—llorsford,
'Warnock, from Laguna.

SAILED.—Lady of the Lake, Tewell, for Amsterdam—Jean
Hastie, Smith, for Sierra Leone—Buona Matilde, Pierissich, for
Pernambuco—Betsey, Ivey, for Constantinople—Zeno, Stephenson,
for Jamaica—Pet, Bulkeley, and Harriet, Mathews, for Gibraltar—
Cumberland, Power, for Apalachicola—and Stamboul, Slornan, for
Monte Video.

Sheffield,' Allen ; Orpheus, Cole ; Independence, Nye ; New
York, Barstow; Sddons, Palmer; Adirondack. Hackstaff ; Liver-
POOl, Graves; Josephine, Prindle ; Spring, Fletcher; Warsaw.
Griffith, and Carroll of Carrolton, Bird, hence at New York.
Scotland, Robinson, from New York for Liverpool, was spoken
31st Oct. in lat. 4g, long. 71
Bombay, -, hence at Mobile . . .

Jefferson, Mason, and Napier, Sandford, hence at Virginia
Courier, M'Farlane, hence at Quebec
Venilia, Andrews; James, Dunn, Rollidgs, and S. T. Saveiro,
Maresco, hence at Naples
Diana, Dudman, from Mobile, at this i‘ort. On 21st Nov. in lat.
50, long. 22, saw a ship with a black cross in her fore topgallant
sail, standing to the northward
President, (steamer) —, from New York, at this port ; sailed
2nd instant, put back in consequence of strong N.E. gales, and
sailed again on the 11th. The Patrick Henry sailed 10th for this
port, and spoke her on the 25th, off Cape Clear.
Hellechina, Brocke, hence at Helvoet
Constant, Van Schie, hence at Antwerp
Maria, Vanloo, hence at Ostend
James Holmes, Johns, from Sydney, N.S.W. off Brighton
Temperance, —, from Port-an-Prince, at Leghorn
Parker, Risien, from Demerara for Liverpool, off Cork
A large ship with painted ports was seen on shore on the west end
of Gingerbread Ground 29th Oct. with wreckers alongside.
Dale, Burton; Constantine,. Windsor, and Georgiana, Toole,
hence at New Orleans
Forrester, Parker ; hence at Charleston
Florida, hence off ditto
J. P. Cope, hence at Philadelphia
PLY➢IOUTH, Nov. 25,—The Boddingtons. from the River St.
Lawrence to London, was abandoned 14th instant, in lat. 47, long.
19, having been waterlogged on the 4th; crew landed here by the
Theon, from New York
JERSEY, Nov. 22.—The Jersey Packet, Lucas, from Liverpool
parted both chains 21st instant, during a tremendous gale at S.W,
and went on store at St. Aubin's Bay, but was got off this morning.
after discharging the greater part of her cargo.
Sturm., Nov. 24.—Acadia, Jones, from Tatmagouche for Liver-
pool, has put into Long Island Channel, leaky
MILFORD, Nov. 25.—Echo, Hobbs, from Cork for Liverpool, was
lost on Skomar Island, 22nd Nov. Crew saved.

SATURDAY, Nov amBE It 28.—Wind S.S.E. moderate,

ARRIVZI3.—NiIe, --, from Valparaiso; sailed 9th August—
Parker, Risien, from Demerara; sailed 13th October—Tartaruga
Gargamali, from Lisbon—Powhattan, Briggs, from Bremen—and
Richard & Jane, Hockie, from Jersey.
SAlLED.—Liverpool, (steamer) Engledue, for Malta, &c.—No-
nantum, Banbury, for New Orleans—Antilla, Burnett, for Barba
does—Royal Sovereign, Adams, for Bombay—Andrew M'Kean,
Thompson, for Hamburg.

Atlas, Schmidt, hence for Antwerp. at Cowes, with loss of rudder
Wave, —, hence for Bombay, was spoken 17th Oct. in lat.
1 30 N, long. 21 W
William Sr Elizabeth, Pilcher, hence for Barbadoes, was spoken
30th October, in lat. 24, long. 32
Skylark Packet, —, from Tampico for Havana, at Falmouth,
was spoken 17th October. in the Gulf of Mexico
Broad Oak, Hubbock, hence at Bahia
Ulverstone, Smith, hence at Demerara
Oriental, (steamer) Soy, hence and Falmouth, at Malta, 12th
November, and sailed 14th November for Alexandria
Frederick, Beck, hence off Pillau
Visiter, Lock. sailed from Bourdeaux for Liverpool 21st Nov.
Paulina, Schreyenberg, hence at Ostend
British King, Paton, from Bombay for the Clyde, at the Cove,
sailed 7th August, and from St. Helena 14th Oct.
Lady Ann, Mannecen, from Yarmouth for Liverpool, at Fal-
mouth ; lost anchor and chain.
WIIITCHAVEN, Ndv. 24.—Bransty, Tlenn. from Newport for Li-
verpool, which was on shore at Raveuglass, has; been got off, and
taken into that place to iepair.

SUNDAY,NOVEMns R 29.

—Wind S. light

AuntyEn.—Fatrick Henry, Delano, from New York—Jane,
from St. Petersburg—George Henry Harrison, Roberts,
from 'Newfoundland—Dryope, —, from Maranham—Drie
Gezusters, Dykstra, from Harlingen—and Jane, —, from
St. Petersburgh.
SAlLZD.—Navarino, Snow. for Africa—Corsair, Farrant, for
Leghorn—Red Rover, Rowse, for Messina—Wm. Geddard, Potter,
and Adelaide, Davidson, for Mobile—Apparition. Gruchy, for
Monte Video—Chester, Doyle, for Savannah—and Lochinvar,
Allan, for Trinidad.

Theodosia, Cushing, from Calcutta, at this port; sailed 22nd
June, and fromiAscension 6th October. On 7th September, off the
Cape, spoke the Elizabeth, from Calcutta. On lath November,
about 250 miles S.W. oil' Cape Clear, spoke the Imogen, fiom
Liverpool for Calcutta : lost maintopsail in a gale on the 17th.
On 22nd Nov. spoke the Aurelius, hence for St Thomas
Gentoo, -, from Calcutta, at this port. On 20th August, in
lat. 20 44 S, long. 58 E, spoke the Thames, from London for the
Isle of France, and on the 22nd August, in lat. 23 57 8, long. 54 E,
the Margaret Wilkie, irons Batavia for Demerara. On 17th Oct.
in lat. 2 7 N, long. 21 35 W, spoke the Westminster, from Sinca-
pore for London. On :9th October, in lat. SN. long. 23 W, ex-
changed signals with an English ship, bound to the southward,
showing a red flag above, with a white one underneath, No. 87 in
centre and 87 in fore topsail. On 21st October. in lat. 640 N, long.
23 40 W, spoke the Lady Flora, from London for Madras. On 25th
October, in lat. 9 15 N, long. 25 20 W, the Walmer Castle, from
London for Calcutta, and same day, in lat. 10 25 N, lodg. 26 30 W,
signalised the Edinburgh( from London to Calcutta,
Bolivar, Fenwick, from Arica, at this port; sailed 4th August,
and from Bahia 10th October. Left at Arica the Arethusa and
Phillips, to sail about 6th August for Islay and Lima, to complete
their loading. Left at Bahia, the Victoria, loading for Liverpool,
Grace, Emma, Jane, Mary & Ann, Only Son, and Jamaica. On
7th August, in lat. 17 S, long. 71 W, spoko the Frances Barclay,
from Islay for Iquique.
Senator, , from Liverpool. for New Orleans, was spoken
19th Nov. in lat. 45, long. 30; with loss of main yard, sails, &c.;
intended putting into Fayal
Lehigh, -, hence for New Orleans, was spoken in lat. 51,
long. 10
William Brown, sailed from Bilboa for Liverpool 12th Nov.

Woodstock, ---

-, hence at Demerara

Jackson, Jackson, hence at Trinidad
Planter, Kirk, hence at Barbadoes

Arab, Harrison, and Elizabeth, Price, hence at Jamaica
Velocity, Mould, hence at Leghorn
Jane, Williamson, hence at Charente
Charlotte, Renter, hence at Travemunde

Michael, Christophers, hence at Cape Haytien
Spinster, Colquhoun, sailed from Cape Haytien for Falmouth
for Falmouth, 10th October, and Valiant, Hayes, from Port-au
Prince for Liverpool Bth October
Feronia, , from the Cape of Good Hope, off Crookhaven
Thistle, -, from Quebec, off ditto

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30.—Wind West, moderate.
AnaivlSlY.—Montezuma, Selkirk, from Valparaiso—Bootle,
Tacker; from Puerto Cabello—Europe, , from Manzanillo-
-Admittance, Smith, from New Orleans—Howard, --, from
Savannah: sailed 2nd Nov.—Oxford, Rathboue, from New ork—
Robert, Mathewson, from Miramichi—C.R.C., —. from Trieste
—Perolas lvas Pedro, Touza, for St. Übes—Visiter, Loch, for Dour-
deaux—Volante, Gray, and Navarina, —, from Danzic—Nep-
tunas, Henort, from Iljornberg—Nederland Vrouw, De Grout, for
Ostend—and Astrea, —, from Laguna.

Jamaica, White, from Nassau, at this port; sailed :19th October.
The Earl Harwood sailed 15th for Swansea. The Providence was
to sail in about a fortnight for Liverpool. The Oporto, from To-
basco fur Liverpool, put into Na#au, leaky, and master dead, had
discharged part of her cargo, been hove down, and was reloading,
Heligan, Rouche, sailed from Cadiz for Liverpool 15th Nov.
Jassy, Harvey, from Denia, at Gibraltar, and cleared 16th Nov.
for Liverpool
Spencer, Losh, and Hebe, Sharlaml, hence at Rio Grande
Lady Douglas, hence at Vera Cruz
St. Vincent, hence at Madeira, and sailed 7th Nov. for St. Vin-

cent
Mathilde, Nunes, and Pearl, Cove, hence at Lisbon
Sercia, Santos, sailed from Lisbon for Liverpool 2211 d Nov
Eagle, Bell, from Monte Video, at Kinsale
Sapphire, Hull, hence at the Cove

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MILFORD, Nov. :17.—A few sacks of flour in a damaged state,
the chain cables, and a small quantity of rigging, have been saved
from the Echo, (Cork to Liverpool) wrecked on Skomar.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, NOVEMBER 30, 1840.

The signals could not pass beyond Puffin Island for thick wea-
ther during the day.
Off Great Ormshead, at 8 a.m. No. 1793, C.R.C., B.S. from
Trieste, and 2759, Irlam, at 10 30 a.m. from Antigua.
Off Voel Nant, at 9 a.m. No. 2451, Jamaica, 11.11 k. at 10 30 a.m.
from Nassau, and 498, Rouuty Hall, B.S. putting back, with loss
of fore topmast, (not quite sure of 2nd slag,) and No. 7691, Dun-
can, B.Bk. at 1 p.m.

Off the Floating Light, at 10 25 a.m. No. 488, Bootle, 8.8. from
Puerto Cabello, and Oxford, from New York.

finparto.

WEST INDIES AND 111ADEI1lA

Parker, (40) from Demerara, 11 pus 37 hhds 24 brls rum, 416 lids
4 brls sugar, Sandbach, Tinne and co-8 puns rum, 6 hhds sugar,
T and 11 Murray—' brl do, Mrs Ward-22 hhds do, C ilorsfall-
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2 brie do, A Risien-24 hhds do, order-20 hhds rum, J Gladstone
and co-1 brl do, J Paton-25 tcs coffee, R Semple and co-62 puns
3 1111ds molasses, E J Troughton-61 bags coffee 2 bags cocoa
4 brl shrub,
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