The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-02-02 00:00:00

TO ST. I.

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FRIDAY, JANUARY 29.
AnRIVF D.—Harriet & Jessie, M'Kown, from Charleston—Ondine,
Sprigs, from Jersey—Queensbury, Stead, from Wexford—Margaret,
Moffit, and Chieftain, Porter, from Cork—William, Bruce, from
Tralee—and Westerley, Maas, from Yarmouth.
SAlLED.—Shannou, Kellock, for Bombay—lndependence, Nye,
for New York—Monticello, Lawton, for Savannah—J. Yeoward,
Jones, for Gibraltar—Water Witch, Robertson, for Leg'aorn—and
Jane Geary, Reid, for Constantinople.

Red Rover, -, hence at Messina
Chandos, Wighton. hence at Cape de Verds
Providentia, de Grave, hence at Antwerp
. Lady of the Lake, Jewell, hence at Texel
Cleveland, Hughes, from London for Liverpool, at Cowet, leaky
lost anchor and chain
Hellechina Geerdina, hence for Dordti at Dover.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 30.—Wind variable and light.
ARRlVED.—Priscilla, Taylor, from Pernambuco—and Oreon,
Glidden, from New Orleans; left the bar 21st December.
SAILED.—China, Phillips, for Bombay—Lady Rowena, Clayton,
for Calcutta—Maxim, Mackie, for Monte Video—Hope, Collins;
Hudson, Page, and Henry, Pierce, for New Orleans—Belvidere,
M'Kown, and Adam Lodge, James, for Charleston.

Helvellyn, —, hence for New South Wales, was spoken Bth
Dec. in lat. 8 N, long. 22 30 W
Fanny Palmer, Cutting, hence at Constantinople
Paulina, De Boer, hence for Dordt, at Dover
Rebecca, Drake, from St. John, N.B. at Downes
Harriet L. Picot, from Rio Janeiro, at Falmouth
FERNANDO Po, Nov. 10.—Ethiope, (steamer) Beacroft, (owned
and dispatched by Messrs. Jamieson Brothers and Co. of Liver-
pool,) arrived here to-day from the Niger. She had penetrated
into the interior near Levre, only a short distance from Boussa.
and the highest point yet reached by any European vessel, from
the Delta of the Niger, and celebrated as the spot near which
Mungo Park was drowned, where her progress was stopped by the
river becoming contracted and obstructed by rocks.

FALAI ouTu,Jan. 28.—Josephine, Thomas,-from Ramsgate for
Liverpool, put in here to-day, having the schooner Zephyr in tow,
which she fell in with yesterday morning, off the Wolff Rock,
abandoned. Mem.—The above is supposed to be the Zephyr, from
Larache for Dublin, that was abandoned 22nd January.

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DOUGLAS, 1.M., Jan. 29.—Dinah, Dick, from Liverpool for Pa-
lermo, that put in here 10th Dec. with damage, sailed yesterday,
after being repaired.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 31.—Wind N.N.E. light.
ARRIVED.—Jarrow. Walker, from Demerara—Coromando,
Pierce, from New Orleans—and Jane, Williamson, from Charente.
SAlLED.—Cleofrid. Shields, for Africa—Argestes, Hannah, for
Jamaica—Edward, Drummond, for Sydney—Victory, Jarvis, for
Naples—Ashburton, Bulkely, for Azores—Bengal, Hicks, for Mo-
bil:—Abbotsford. M'Lean, for Demerara—Catharine, Phillips, for
Malta—Pallas, Green, for Gibraltar—Win. Rushton, Homes, for
Arica—C. Durham, Stowe, for Demerara—Reynard, Le Grand,
and Panope, Gallichan, for Monte Video—Herald, Stehr, for Ge-
noa—Rival, Sutherland, for Nassau—Windsor Castle, Young, for
Bombay--and George IV, Cornelius, for Charente.

Garrick, Palmer, from Liverpool for New York, was driven on
shore about 25 miles to the southward of Sandy Hook 6th January,
and -it was feared would become a wreck. She was seen on the
morning of the 7th, with all the people on board, and a few hours
after she was passed by another vessel, which not seeing any one
on board, supposed the crew and, passengers had been landed on
the coast, as the sea had very much subsided.

Caledonia, Coffin ; Jane Walker, Anna Liffey,
and Sherbrooke, O'Brien, hence at Mobile
United States, Britton; England, Waite, and George Washing
ton, Burrows, hence at New York

Elizabeth, Bruce, Higgins, and Viola, Palmer, hence at Boston
Girondin, Lacoste, at Gironde

Ofarketti.

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JAN, 29,

fiugar.—There has been a good demand for all descriptions, and
the sales of B. P. amount to 1250 hhds., at steady prices. For
Bengal there is also a good inquiry, and 7000 bags have been dis-
posed of at the quotations. No sales of Mauritius. Nothing done
in Foreign nor Bonded Refined. There has been a good inquiry
for Molasses, and the sales amount to 430 puns. of Demerara, at
31s for ordinary, and 32s to 33s for good and fine quality. Coffee.
—The sales of Plantation have been extensive, comprising 350
casks of Jamaica; ordinary qualities sold heavily, and at a decline
of 2s to 3s, middling and the finer descriptions brought fully
previous rates; 300 bags of Demerara were also sold, ordinary and
unclean qualities at a considerable reduction ; 34 bags Mocha
brought 745, and 80 bags Rio (via Cape) of good clean quality, 54s
per cwt. Nothing done in Foreign. SO bags Trinidad Cocoa sold
at 54s per cwt., 150 bags Pimento at 3d per lb, and 100 bags black
Pepper at 4d. Nothing done in Ginger. Rice.-360 bags good
Bengal sold at 16s per cwt. in bond. The business in Rum is
limited to 110 puns., chiefly good and fine. Demerara, 26 to 39 per
cent. 0. P., at 5s 3d to 6s, with a few proof Leewards at 3s 2d per

Tea,—No alteration has taken place in the market; holders are
offering very little, and prices may be considered nominal. _

Indigo.—A few chests East India brought previous rates, and 65
serons Carraccas, by auction, sold steadily at 4s 6d to 5s 6d. ISt
chests ordinary Shell Lac sold at rather improved rates. 500 bag:
Turmeric, of middling quality, brought 20s to 225, 75 cases Cowrie:,
50 bags Saltpetre 27s to 27s 6d and 650 bags Nitrate of Soda 21s 6d
to 22s per cwt,

Dyewoods.—The sales reported in Logwood are 150 tons Tobasco
at 4'B 15s, and small parcels of Jamaica at 6 15s, and Honduras at
7 lOs ; in Fustic, 40 tons Cuba at .t 9 Os to £9l2s 6d, and 40 tons
Savanilla at ..e5 ; 70 tons Lima Wood, prices not named ; and 30
tons Angolaßarwood at £8 10s. There are no sales reported in
Turpentine, but 3300 brls. will be offered at public sale to-day. Tar
without alteration. Montreal Pot and Pearl Ashes are dull, but for
the few small parcels sold, former prices have been obtained,
Nothing done in Cloverseed. 100 hhds. New York Flaxseed, of
this year's brand, for sowing, were offered at auction, and with-
drawn for want of bidders, and are held at 70s per hhd. Hides.—
The sales on Tuesday were dull, and prices of all descriptions are
lower; 7500 salted Monte Video sold at 43d 4id for Ox, and 4id for
Cows, 150 Berbice at Ocl, 1050 dry salted Brazil at bd to 54d per lb ;
and 1060 salted Monte Video Horse at Its 6d each. Tobacco.—We
have again had a good demand for all descriptions : the sales during
the month amount to 1300 hhds., of which 260 Virginia and 100
stommed were taken for Ireland, 70 Virginia leaf and 95 stemmed
for Scotland, 170 Virginia and 5 Kentucky leaf for exportation, yo
Kentucky stemmed on speculation, and the remainder (of which
upwards of 300 were Kentucky stemmed) by the Manufacturers.
Virginia leaf and stemmed remain steady, at rather better prices
for the former; Kentucky stemmed still in demand, and a slight
advance has been obtained.