The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-08-17 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 14.
Malta, Gibraltar, Lisbon. &c. mails, arrived.
ARRIVED.—Susan, from Calcutta—St. Patrick, —,
and Rowena, —, from Newfoundland—Richard, Doodt, from
Memel—Jane, Smith, from New Orleans—Anna Maria, Roberts,
from Memel.

SAILED.—Elisha Denison, West, for New York—Traveller,
Pallot, for Marseilles—Cigar, Davies. for Bahia—Herth, Askew,
for Africa—and Palermo, I.3ouza, for Havana.

Adelaide, Swaffen, hence for Carthagena, at Dublin
Royal Saxon. Renner, from Calcutta, at Deal
Otterspool, Scales, hence for Batavia, was spoken Ist Aug. in lat.
44 47, long. 9 47
Elizabeth, Appleby, hence at St. Petersburg
Victoria, Budig, hence at Brake
Johanna, Walter, hence at Ilambro'
Wild Irish Girl, Tooker, from Trieste, at the Elbe
Arica, -, hence for Arica, was spoken 7th July, In lat. 51,
long. 17
Llama, Wheeler, hence for Vera Cruz, at Havana
Perseverance, Mounot ; Union, Heyde, and Actif, Vanderbrook ,
hence at Ostend
Susannah, Wilson, from Matanzas, at St. Petersburg
Catherine, Zylstra, hence at Archangel

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15.—Wind N.N. W.

A RRIVE n.—J essie, Ford, from Quebec—Shakspeare, Henderson
from Restigouche—and Lord Russell, List, from -Palermo.
SAlLED.—Alexander, Ramsay, for Calcutta—Little Catherine,
Williams, for Demerara—Ruby, Aiming, for Lisbon—Catherine
Ann, Polk, for Newfoundland—Mayflower, Cumming, for Gib-
raltar—Reliance, Splatt, for Ceara—;Harwood, Stott, for Paraiba—
Jupiter, Carter, for Cadiz—Emily, Sheenham, for Hamburgh—
Victoria. Goulding, for Berbice—Ring Mahon Castle, Doyle, for
Trinidad—Henry, Pierce, for New York—Elizabeth Bruce, Russell,
for Boston.

Jane Sherriffs, Manson, from London. at the Mauritius 4ih May
Freak. Smoult, sailed from the Mauritius for Calcutta 24th April
Lima Packet, Singleton, hence at Trinidad 6th ult.
GNlnare, -, from Bombay, at St. Helena
Wilkins, Whiteside. from Sincapore, at Mauritius
Mazeppa, Landon, from Copenhagen, at Newfoundland
I3lack-eyed Susan, Watkins, from Smyrna, at Malta, and sailed
18ih ult. for Falmouth
Antmus, GregsOn, from Smyrna, at ditto, and sailed 18th ult. for
this port
.Tohn, Coyle, hence at Gibraltar
Mary, Wileniie, from Licata, at ditto, and sailed 27th ult. for
this oort _

Ellen Jenkinson, Irving, from Messina, at ditto, and sailed 31st
ult. for this port
Planet, Ritchie, hence at ditto, and sailed 31st ult. for Barcelona
Zetland, Bence, from Savanilla, off Cadiz 11th ult. and ordered
to Corunna to perform quarantine
Annabella, Ward, hence at Lisbon
Ann Paley, Hunter, sailed from Lisbon for this port sth instant
Josephina, Dahlstrom. hence at Elsinore
Wave, Mearns, from Lancaster, at ditto
Auguste, Holtz, and Frederick Wilhelm, Scutt, hence at Ham-
burgh
Elise, Pust, hence at Swinemunde •
Maria, Krohn, hence at Wolgast
Sarah, Whatford, from larva • Victoria, -, from Riga ;
Boyne, ; Gregory Bogosloff, and Pericles, , from St.
Petersburg, for this port, at Pentland Frith 6th instant
Jupiter, Steele, from Antwerp for this port, at Torbay
Octorara, Decean, for Philadalphia, in hauling out off dock,
dreve stern on against the pier, and split her rudder. .
Magnus, -, of Limerick, is on shore in the river Shannon
Mercer, Mercer, from Leghorn for Hull, was spoken in lat. 46
13, long. 8 20 W', and supplied with bread _ _

Margaret, -, hence for Quebec, was spoken Ilth ult. iu lat.
45,_10ng. 41 _ . .

Trafalgar, Sym, from China .off the Cove 11th instant ; sailed
from Lintin 25th March, and from St. Helena 27th June. On the
15th April. in the Straits of Gaspan. spoke the Bonanza, hence for
China, and the Wm. Brown, for China. On the 21th, off Java
Head, spoke the Adams. Off the Cape of Good Hope, spoke the
Catherine, from Calcutta for the Cape. Off Ascension, spoke the
Zodiac, front the Cape of Good Hope for London. On the 15th
ult. in lat. 10 30 N, long, 24 W, spoke the Plantagenet, from Lon-
don for New York

THURSDAY, AUGUST 16.
A RRIVED .—Eddula, Mackie, from Catania.
SA ILED.—Emma,Thomas, for Syr and Constantinople—Mathew
Bell, Hunter, and Ruby, Westcott, for Quebec—St. John, Hitch-
cock ; Echo, Mallet, and Tennessee, Mattison, for New York—
Mercury, Maherley, for Narva—Thomas Crisp, Biome, forCon-
stantinopie—Daphne, Drinkwater, foa Barbadoes and Port-au •
Prince—Flora, Houghton, for Alexandretta and Beirout—Unity,
Fraser, for Riga—Peruvian, Wootton, for Phlladelphia—Carlton,
Murra, for Miramichi—Pendaris, Coger, for Gibraltar and Tunis—
Isabella, Dearness, for Riga—Amazon, Keane, for Bourdeaux—
John Sz Robert, Arliechrne, and St. Andrew, Leitch, for Quebec—
James Dunn, Furse, for Naples and Messina—Jeremiah, Benney, ,
for Havre—Sceptre, Doughty, for Hambro'—Victoria, Snell, for
Boston—Water Lily, Cuthbertson, for Alicant—Chatham,Rylands,
for Revel—Queen of the South, Gißard, for Newfoundland—
Abeona, Grant, for St. John, N.B.—Thracian, Turner, for Boston
—Naiad, Rundall, for Rotterdam—Catherine, Driscoll, for Quebec
—Betsey Hall, Caaker, for Monte Video—Margaret Payne, for
Quebec and Montreal—St.Mark , Holmes, for NewYork—Albanian,
W insor, for Leghorn—lsis, Graham, for Jamaica—Robert Bruce,
Harkness, for St. John, N.B.—Canada, Potts, for Rio Janeiro—
Ceres, Adry, fer Newfoundland—Mary, Jones, for Quebec—Gar-
rick, Palmer, and Birmingham, Robinson, for New York—Sir J.
Franklin, Borthwick, for Matenzas—Aristides, Hart, for Genoa and
Leghorn—Clementina, Wotton, for Alicant—Reecles, Manthorp,
for Trieste—Warsaw, Mundell, for New York—Briton, Scorgie,
for Malta and Smyrna—Rajah, Bliss, and Sheffield, Maxwell, for
Norton—Howard, Merrill, for Savannah—Commerce, Read, for
Providence, U.S —Renovation, Ball, for Gijon—Dauntless, Gray,
for Odensay—Ebro, Cordero. for Havana—Activ, Smith, for Elsi-
nore—Mary, Nelson, for Demerara—Henry Tuke, Knowles, for
Boston—Dorothea, Fairhurst, for Berbice—Montezuma, Burnett,
f for Verr Cruz—Jane, Father, fo Quebec—Catharine, Miln, for
Havana and Vera Cruz—Propon is, Howes, for Boston—Astrea,
Neall, for Genoa—Bazaar, Homan, or Boston—Hercules,Raisbeck,
for Shediac—Sofia, Lagana, for Palermo and Messina—James Per-
kins, Berry, and Lexington, Tilden, for Boston—One & All, War-
yell, for Gonoa—and Ceres, Klun, for Holmstrad.

• Mount Stuart Elphinstone, Stew4rt, from Bombay, at the Clyde ;
sailed 2nd April, and from St. Helena 25th June. On the 10th
July, in lat. 8 10, long. 25 W, spoke the Lady Stormont, hence for
Rio

David Banks, Jolly, hence at Ancona
Snowdrop, Nicholls, put back /o Ancona 30th July, having
sprung a leak, and sailed 31st July this port
Trinity Yatch, Johnson, and Liebe. Thompson. hence at Leghorn
Matilda Hodgson, sailed from Leghorn for this port 26th July
Queen Victoria. Chambers, hence for Miramichi. at Beaumaris
Little Catherine, Williams, for Demerara, has put back

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, AUGOST 16.

Wind at Holyhead S.W. light breeze morning, noon and evening.
Off Great Ormshead, inward bound. at I 1 n. m. No. 1751, Trafal-
gar, B.S. from China—and Isabella, Bk. from Demerara.

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, AUGUST 14.
Of the past week, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday were days of
very heavy rain throughout this district, and on Saturday night we
had also a very violent thunder shower, all of which must have
been very injurious to the crops of Hay—still half unsecured—and
to those of every kind of Grain and Potatoes, which have during
the last three weeks progressed very little towards maturity ;—and
although the fine drying winds of the three last days have pre-
vented the Grain from being much laid—(but which may perhaps
he more attributable to the strength of the green straw, and to the
lightness of the heads,) very serious, and almost irretrievable in-
jury is reported to be already done to the crops of Wheat in many
districts, and a very general alarm is now, we fear, with too much
reason excited as to the result of the harvest—which can only be
allayed by immediate dry warm seasonable weather, and an unin-
terrupted continuance thereof for five or six weeks to come. In
consequence of which, and of very small imports of free Grain,
Flour and Oatmeal, with rapidly diminishing stocks—unassisted
by any Foreign Grain—on which no duty can be expected to be
paid, under the certain prospect of further immediate reduction
thereon, prices have been increasing daily very seriously, and since
Tuesday last sales have been made here to an extent—very limited
—in consequence of the small quantities offering for sale—at an
advance of about is per 701 b on Wheat, 4s to 6s per 28011) on Flour,
4d to 5d per 451 b on Oats, is to 2s per 2401 b on Oatmeal, and about
2s per qr on Malt. Barley, Beans and Peas.—ln all the Corn markets
of Yorkshire and in those of Manchester.and Birmingham of the
past week, a similar improvement has also taken placr.—LThe
duties on Rye from Foreign ports are this week decreased Is 3d
per qr. ; on Wheat, as anticipated. 2s per qr. and on Flour is 2ld
per brl ; and it is very likely that on Friday next the weekly
average will exceed 70s Bd, and that the duty on Wheat will then
be further decreased 3s per qr. and Is 91'd per hrl on Flour ;—on all
other Grain the duties remain at present as stated in our last cir-
cular ;—we have again had a week of great activity and excitement
in the transactions in bonded Grain, and a very considerable quan-
tity here, and still more now shipping in Foreign ports, and on the
passage hither, has changed hands at a further advance of 6d to 8d
per 701 h ; there has been more demand for Barley, Beans, Pens,
and Oats, in bond, at an advance of about Is to 2s per qr. The sub-
ject of the Corn Laws has been•noticed Li the House of Commons,
but it does not appear that any repeal is likely at present, but that
they will be allowed to run their course !—At this day's market we
have had a very numerous attendance; but, owing to an apparent
change of weather, and the dulness in Mark-lane yesterday. from
a similar cause, the millers and dealers were very unwilling to
purchase but for immediate wants, the transactions were on the
most limited scale, and the advance above noted on every article in
the trade was barely supported.
411 701 b a. d. s d

English. ll
Scotch
Irish lO
Bonded 8
BARLEY, qr.
English .36
Chevalier 38
Scotch, V' 6016 6
Irish
Foreign, bond 4
OATS, cir 451 b.
English 3
Scotch
Irish
Foreign, bond 2
Ditto, duty free 3
RYE, <trqr. 34
MALT, v qr. fines 6
Middling 46

6 .iil3 0
0 -12 6
0 -12 2
3 -10 9

0 -40 0
0 -42 0
6- 610
0 - 6 6
2 - 4 6

INDIAN CORN, 4f 4814 b.
Red
White
BEANS, 41, qr.
English 44 () —4B 0
Irish
PEAS, Grey 32 0 35 0
White
RAPESEED, 4f, last, £
FLoun, English, 4r 2801 b.
• Fine 56 0-68 0
Irish
American, brl. free.
Sweet. U.S. 0 0 0 0
Sour, bond
OATMEAL, Iff 240th
English 32 0 34 0
Do. new 1837 33 0 —3. i
Scotch

8 - 4 3
8 - 4 3
6 - 4 0
10 - 3 5
8- 4 0
0 -38 0
0 -62 0
0 -56 0

LONDON GAZETTE.--TUESDAY, AUG 14.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

T. Hunt and J. Docker, Manchester, stik.manufacturers—T.
cock and F. Ransom, Manchester.

INSOLVENTS.

Aug. 11.—Frederick fctifs-gliviirid; Bahia, South America.
merchant.

Aug. 14.—George Benjamin Harding, Cannon-street, London,
paper-hanger.
BANKRUPTCIES SUPERS ED.
Thomas Watkinson. Marsh-gate, Lambeth, ondon, publican.
Elisha Dickens, Bagsworth, Derbyshire. cott n-spinner.