The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-26 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

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WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA.
Rookery, Eiraus, fm Jamaica, with 3 hds 1 tee sugar, 400 bags pi-
mento, 79 logs cedar, 173 logs mahogany, 32 t logwood, 12 t fustie, 5 t
hardwood, 1155 iancewood.spars, R W Appleton-7 hds sugar, W Pot-
ter-710 tes sugar, 3 casks coffees 115 bides, 3 hales cotton, 25 bags pi-
mento, 13 i lancewood spars, J Mulholland and co-,300 bags pimento,
Order-4U do, Steel and Son—s logs cedar, 250 lancewood spars, 5 t
logwood, A Abrahams-150 lancewood spars, G J Wainwright and co
—329 do, J Gilton-2 brls ginger, 140 hides, 6 logs cedar, E Rae-
- Q Dk

Sandbach, Bispham. fin Demerara, with 654 hds sugar, 3 hds rum,
68 bgs coffee, Sandbach. Winne and co,-17 lids 10 brls sugar, Douglas,
Fraser andco-9 hds do, C S Parker— Dk
SOUTH AMERICA.
Broughton, Bell, fin Monte Video, with 1734 bills h and c hides, 220
t cattle bones, G Barker and co-2 qr cl:s wine, Ibx shells, Order-
- Dk
Reliance, Willis. fm Paraiba. with 218 fiags cotton, liadfield,Wood
and co-50 do, It Singleburst and co-772 do, 1 ppe Brazil rum, Order
—G Dk

George, Wright, fin Maranharn, with 523 bags cotton, T Hesketh
—ll9 do. Moon Bros-150 do, .1 Rushton-32 do, J A Murta-80 do,
J and T Hartley-56 do, A Parlane-419 do. 6960 n and .c horns, Qrtler
—l. bx B manfrs retd, G Lillie & co-62 brls 1 cse isinglass, J Hadden
and go--P Dk

f
Keisick Wood, Collins, fin Peilnainbueo, with 52 cs 15 hrls sugar,
753 dry salted hides. 1.254 bgs cotton, Order-358 dry salted hides, 30
bgs. cotton, It Singlehurst-14 bgs cotton, Heywnrth and co-24 do,
T Hayley-82 do,lEladtield, Wood and co-8 do, It Zwilehenbart and
co—P Dk
Diadem. Broadhead, fm La Guayra, with 160 t copper ore, J Bibby
and co-10 t lipum vita, 376 As cotton, Ackers, Greenshields and co
pks cotton, Order-69 bls do, Roberts, Came and co-4 his sarsa-
parilla. W H L Syers-6 his m'dise conts unkn, Kers, Imrie and co-
- G Dk

UNITED STATES.
Caledonia, Graham, fm New York, with 1083 brls tar, Dennistoun
and co-200 do. Order'-100 tcs flaxseed, 100 bales cotton, Maury 8z co
—65 bales cotton, Ratbbone, Bros and co-63 do, Wilder, Pickeragill
and,63-400 do, Hagarty and co-12 do,
,W Wright-180 do, W and
Brown and co-100 tcs flaxseed, W Gray--300 dO, Wainwright titiCo
—B6 cks Cloverseed, Keill and co-3 hds do,. RiPPaid-36 do, er
—l2 cks.apples, Phelps, James and co--3 brls do, A F and R Mtlzwell
—6 do, II Graham-2 do, .1 brl hickory nuts, A Parlane-1 brl nuts,
Fitzhugh and Orimshaw-2 brls apples, Ihf brl nuts. Humberston
and co-1 brl cider, J M`Lean—ltix contsunku, R S M'Kenzie-1 do,
E Rawbone-1 prcl do, W Duncan and ,
United States, Turner, fmCharleston, with 1050 bales cotton, Order
—6 W Ste Wart-132 do,W Bentley and co--;,55 do, Eians 8z Trokes
—57 do, E Frodsham —233 do, T C rowder—P Dk
Pocahontas, ,West, fin Philadelphia, with 1975 brls turpentine, 500
bales cotton, 1 tnk 7.hxs coats unkn, W and.J Brown and co-5t horn
tips, D and T Willis-9 pkis coats unkn, 3 brls apples, Order—P Dk
Elizabeth, Afrey, fin Nivr Otleans, with 1280 bides cotton, Order-
-P Dk .

Hainl-tOnv, Widnicombe, fm St Mark's, Florida, with 422 balei
cotton.T W,Smith and co—G Di(
Sarah Abigail, Baker, fin St Mark's,,Florida, with 423 bales cotton
'lsi cane reeds, T W Smith and co—P Dk '

'BRITISH MERICA.
Sir Robert H Dick, Tear, fm St John, N 11, with IEG ps birch and
608 ps Sr timber, 121 c 8 deals, 56 c hd and.33l c 18. W oak brl staves,
115. b .s herrings, 105 cks seal,. 36 brls cqd and 1 pn whale oil, 1 cse B
manf'rs retd, Cannon, Miller and co—B Ok
M'Keuzie, fin St JOT, N B, withl32 ps birch and 802 pS
pine timber, 1441 c. 29 staves, 9 fins lathwdod, 1 bx plaster paris, Gibbs
Abererbinby, Kirby, fm AnareW's', 14 B, with 49 ps birch and
533 ps fir timber, 391 c2O deals, 15 fins lathwood, Cannon, Miller and
co-8 Dk

AZORES.
Cherub, Woodcock, fin St Michael's, with 360 bxs oranges, M'An-
drew and Pilcher-2 do, said Master—S Dk
Mina, Farren, fin St Michael's, with 412 bits oranges, E Rae-
- S llk

LyriW, Rider, fm St Michael's, with 241 bxs oranges,Order-2 do,
said Master— K [Yk

Swallow, Adams, fm Terceira, with 569 his oranges, W Dart-
- S Dk

4)ipptnç JEntcUicenre.

FRIDAY, %In*. 22.—N00u, Wind S. to S.W.—tight. "
Autitvap.74tookery, Evans, from Jainaica—Sandbaeh, Biipham,
from Demerara, sailed 21st ult., in company with the Indian Chief and
Alierfoil, both for Liveipool. The Bassenthwaite and Clementsbn
were to sail in three days, Intrepid and Caledonian in ten days, and
Franklaixd in, fourteen dais, all for Liverpool,_, The Laura, from this
port, was on shore, and half full of water, her anchor having run
through her bottom—Hannah, Clayton, from Puerto Cabello, and Mo-
bile—Diadem, Broadhead, Nom Puerto CabellO—Harindny,
from St ,Mark's—Brougliton, —. from Monte Video—Reliance,
Willis, from ;Paraiba, sailed ,14th Dec. On the 20th instant, off the
Saltees, ran foul of a large ship, and carried away her head and cut-
water—Cpledonia, Qraliam, from New York, sailed 2d instant—United
States Turner, from. Charleston—Elizab'eth,Airey, frOM New Orleans,
sailed 9th Dee—Mary. friimtmyrna—Mina, Parren, and Cherub,
Woodcock, from -St.

Hesperus, M`Dowall, hence, at Demerara.
Brilliant, Farrell, hence. at Jamaica.
Ricardo, Pover, hence, at Havana.
ESquimaux, hence, at Newfoundland.
Turbo, Sampson, hence, at 'Boston.
Arab, Marshall, hence, at New Orleans.
Jane, Hill, hence, at ditto.
N,grna,.Doit, hence, at Savannah.
Cornuhia, Bell, hence, at Charleston.
Regard, Tickle, hence, at ditto.
Thomas, APQneen, hence, at ditto.
Scotland, Ilaclistaff, hence, at New York, 27th Dec.
Thomas Dickason, Lyon. hence, at ditto, 27th.
Hibernia, Wilson, hence, at ditto, 27th.
George Washington, Holdredge,,hance, at ditto, 31st.
Europe, Marshall, hence, at ditto, Ist Jan.
Edgar, GibSOn, from Quebec for this port, was abandoned on the
30th Noy., in lat. 42 211, long. 41 : only four men saved.
The John Miller. Rainsay, from Liverpool to Savannah, was aban-
doned off Floses 2.)th Nov., being dismasted.
Elizabeth and Jaue, Laughton, from Honduras, off the Wight.
Ann Petley, Sinclair, from Laguna, at London.
Mary, Wells, from Pernambuco, at, Paraiba.
Isabella, Campbell, hence, at Demerara.
Catherine, Bilahy, hence, at do.
The Sean, 111'Natr, for Newport, fotindered last night off the Sker-
ries—crew saved.

Ainry Ann, Dawburn, from Monte Video, off the west end of Cuba,
for Havana.
RAMSGATE, 19th Jan.—The Isabella, Downing, Liverpool to Lon-
don, stuck on the Pourfoothead this morning,
.beat off her rudder,
and became very leaky ; having reeelved assistance frOM hence, she
was brought into this harbour, on approachingwhich he carried away
her bowsprit and jib-booth against the pierhead. She Will have to
discharge to repair.

SATURDAY, JAN. 2.3.—N00n, Wind W.—A gale.
ARRIVED—The Grotius, Page, from New Orleans, is on shore in
Bootle Bay, with loss of anchors and cables—Aya, —, from St An-
drew's, N B, with loss of mizenmast, anchors and cables—Stormont,
Ibister, from Demerara, with jury foremast and mainmast sprung—
Mediterranean, Harrison, from Faro—Jan Van Eyck, Cornelissen,
from Ostend.

The Canton, Garhut; and Challenger, Newman, hence, at Havana.
Freak, (late Bouch) hence and NeW South Wales, at Manilla, 13th
July, and was to sail for China, sth August.
Livinia, Leask, hence, struck a bank near Sligo, 16th instant, fell
over, strained, and made a good deal of water.
Munford, Cleveland, which sailed yesterday for Valparaiso, has put
back.

• .
Lancashire Witch, Grayson, hence for Buenos Ayres. was spbken
14th instant, in lat. 43 50N, long. 12 15 W.
Susan, Nuttall, from Honduras, is on mho* it Crosby, with signal
of distress flying, and the sea making a cOmplets breach over her.
Emerald .Isle, —, from Charlestown for this port, is lost near
Milford—crew drowned.
Galston, Guthrie, which sailed 21st instant, for St Thomas, has put
back with loss of foremast and maintopmast.
Montezuma, Burnett, which sailed 20th instant, for Vera Cruz, has
put back.
A small sloop sunk on East Hoyle, this afternoon ; three men took
refuge in the rigging ; the Life-boat could not get alongside.
An inward-bound barque was aground on the Brazil Bank, at 4 pan.

SUNDAY, JAN. 24.—W00n, Wind W.S.W.—Light breeze.
ARRIVED—The Superb, —,'from Baltimore—The George; Doyle,
from Wexford.
SAILEDL--The Oporto, Mitrtin for Oporto.

The Mary Cordier, ----, hence, at Antwerp.
William Henry, Barber, hence., at Bremerhaven.
Phoenix, Maack, hence, at Warnemunde.
Angelique,}3arrett. sailed frOm Penzance for this port, 21st inst.
Hinds, Lowthian, 'from London, at-Deal, and sailed for Rio Janeiro
19th instant.
Adventure, Yule. sailed from Ramsgate for St Helena 19th inst.
Sarah, ---, hence, at Dublin.
Spartan, Ellis, hence off Candia, 15th Dec. for Alexandretta.
Cacique, -, from Constantinople, at Odessa,
The Minerva, M`Kenzie, for Charleston, struck on the North Bank
yesterday afternoon in putting back, and was abandoned with five
feet water in her hold, crew saved by the life-boat, the vessel has since
gone to pieces.

TUNIS. Dec. 29.—The Dian a, 'Downie, from Smyrna for titoerpool,
was totally wrecked near Cape Bow, on the night of the 15th instant,
the master, mate, and two of the crew drowned.

HOLYHEAD, Jan. '23, 4 p.m.—lt has blown a tremendous gale all day
from West. A Dutch brig in a sinking state has run on the strand 9n
the other side of the Day,.. the life-boat took a pilot on hoardtlpn Yes-
eel will, be got off. A brig and schooner are at anchor far to lee Ward,
the brig is from Cardittfor and the schooner belongs to
Belfast. A Polacre brig just anchored off the harbour. It has every
appearance 'Of the gale continuing.
ISLE OF MAN, 'Jan. 21.—The Widrington, Reid, from Liverpool for
Dull, put into this port in distress yesterday morning, having been
run foul of by a large brig, name unknown, and must discharge to re-
Vair—cargo apparently uninjured.

MONDAY, JAN. 25.—N00n, Wind West.—Blowing fresh.
ARRIVED—The Numa, Day, from Valparaiso, sailed 29th Oct. in
company with . the. Sarah, Muck, for. Cork ; H.M.S. Satellite, was to
sail on the following day for Rio and-,.England ; tbg Harlequin, and the
Mail sailed three weeks, and the Mary Ann, three days previous ;
the Mary Ridgway was to sail in five'days, and the Frederick Huth,
and Charles Eyes, in about a fortnight, all for this port. On the 17th
Dec. in lat. 14 S, long. 31 W, Spoke the 'Margaret, hence to Rio Ja-
neiro. On 27th, in lat. 3365. 30 17, spoke the Triton, from RiO Ja-
neiro, to Harnburgh ; in lat. 19 20 N, .long. 40 W, spoke the. Reynard,
(packet) 17 days from Falmouth; in lat. 39 N, 33 W, spoke the Pe-
gasus, from Penang to LondOn-7The Swallow, M!liean, from Per-
nainhueo,.sailed "20th Dec. ; the IcOteli Swallow, for Trieste, and Jane.
SherrilT,lSor this 'port, were to saliffie following'day. On the 3d inst.
in lit. 10, king. 40, spoke the Venus, hence to Mobile—The Witter.
Maiden; from-Pernambuco, sailed 22d Dec. ; on 20th Jan. in
lat. 49 PO, long, 19, exchanged numbers, with the Huila. for Havana-
-The Lucy, Bishop, from Jamaica. sailed IGth Dec. On the sth Jan.
in lat. 37'S0, lting. 50 15, spoke tlre /Olin fromWaterford. to
Charleston, with the crew of the Hyde Park, picked up in lat. 42 N,
long. *45 W. Mem. The American ship, Hyde Park, cleared at New
Orleans, for Trieste, .7th Dec.--The Antigua Packet, M4Knight,
from Manilla, sailed 6th August, from the,Cape oth Nov, and from
St Helena, nth Dec.—The Jane, Dillies, from Nassau, sailed 19th
Dec., left loading the Dampier. MigniGeetit,
,and Little Catharine.
Swiftsure, Boag, from Leatigo—Pranconia, Crabtree, from'Savannah. 1

Spencer,TheAtatthw,e,
0-P.l(7l,lE:ll:ere,
ad Bruce,st Thh ethun c at
tßahia.c at a
gena.
Sarah, Sadler, hence, at Kingstown, for Sincapore.
Lintin, Guilford, hence, at Milford,, for Bombay.
Nithsdale, Grayson, hence, Ot BelfaSt Lough, for Rio Janeiro.
Christina, Neale, hence for DcruelFa, at Lamiash.
Lord Gleneig, Potter, hence for SaVhnnah, at do.
New Jane, Reeves, hence, at HolYhead fur Algiers.
Anton, Roberts, hence for Trieste, tit Beautnaris.
• Nimble, Green., hence for Dublin, at do.
Providence, Volbrecht, from Dantzic. at Falinouth, for this port.
The Brian Born, Harrison, sailed from the Cape of Good Hope for
Manilla, 22d Nov.
Universe, Brock, from China, at St Helena, and sailed sth Dec. for
London.

The Baleluthn, sailed from Bahia for. London, about 27th Nov.
The Nightingale, -, was to sail for this port from Bahia, about
St. Dec.

The Cornelia, Lara, for Amsterdam, put hack to Pernambuco, leaky,
previous to 22d Dee. having strtfek on the ;Bar going out.
The AdOniS, Hawkes, from Mauritius to China, was wrecked on one
Of Abe Maldive Islands—crew saved.
The liardings, from Stranraer to this port, was totally wrecked last
night en Redness Poiht—carpenter and two men saved.
The Inca, Harrison, which sailed 19th instant, for Canton, has pui
back with dam Age, having been in contact with a brig, on the 20th,
off the Calf of Man.

The Broughton, Bell, arrived at, this port from Monte Video, spoke
the brig David, of Greenock, from Greenock to Tobago, in hit. 49 0
N, long. 16 50 W. on 13th January, 1836. On rth Dec. 1835, spoke
the Hopewell, Parent, from London to Jamaica, in lat. 33 ON, long.
32 45 W, all well.
A Sloop aground on Burho Sands, at 11 30 a.m.
The following vessels have put back :—The Shannon, Milden, for
Mobile, and Livorno, Cooper, for Leghbrn, both sailed 19th instant.
The HindOd, Hogarth, for Demerara, and Zetland, Malley, forVenite,
both sailed 21st instant. Hiram, Gibson, for Bilboa, sailed 19th inst.
WEXFORD, Jan. 23.—The Eleanor,.Todd, from London to Liverpool,
struck on the Bailes at 6 p.m. yesterday, and became waterlogged—
crew saved.

WHITEHAVEN, Jan. 24.—The Swan, from Liverpool to Glasgow,was
driven on shore yesterday afternoon, near to William Pitt, and has
received considerable damage.

HOLYHEAD, Jan. 24,—The Brig which ran'upon the Strand yester-
day is the Constant, Van Schie, from Antwerp to Liverpool ; she 'will
probably be got off next springs.

PORT PATRTCR, Jan. 25.—Th. Williarn, Allen, from Belfast to Ja-
maica, was wrecked near'this place about 1 30 p.m. this day—Captain
and five men saved.

LONDON CORN EXCIJANGE, ,TiimAni 2.
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Duty on Foreign . . . .50 8 19 10 il3 91 27 3I 18 3.1 .6 i

IMPORTATION OF CORN FOR THE LAST WEER.
Wheat Barley Malt Oats Beans Peas Rye
Enzlish 9496 6163 5315 961 2136 1501
Scotch—__ --- go -- —-.---
Irish - 14847" --
Brit. ColonieS
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