The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-25 00:00:00

MEDI TR It RA •V E A IV.

supply, (123) Scott, fm the Coast of Caranmnin, with N t valonea,
88 hgs yellow berries, 5 hgs bees' wax, G el,s 9 bgs currants, 20 bgs call
nuts. 8 bag,s shumac, 1 um coots unkn, Order—so tons emery stones,
Breed sod Eeeleston—K. Dk
_

Apollo, (12S) Mundon, fin Palermo, with 30 t sulphur, 27 c cork-
wood, 2 '2O hgs shurnac, Order—K Dk

EUROPE.

Rainbow, (157) Price, fin St Petersburg, with 354 cks tallow, 10 t
oakum, Order-1092 bars iron, T NVilson and co—lt fm lathwood.
Barton and co-1 prel samples, .1 Knowles—:io bales contents unkn,
Baring Bros and co-1 keg olive oil, said Master—Q Dk

Scipio, (190) Wylie, fm Cronstadt, with 19 bales hemp, 1730 bob-
bins flax, R and G Benn-22 hales hemp, Neuman and Engel-2159
bars iron, Came and Telo-2 fins lath wood, Barton, lleath am! co-
-778 bobbins flax, 19 hells 3 his hemp, 8 bls calf skins, Order—K-Dk
Fanny, (63) Galliehan, fin Jersey, with 4 bxs apples and pears; 123
es wine, 46 cs cordials, 8 cs brandy, 36 es olive oil, 1 fowling piece, 2
jars pickles, Robin and King-1111, cks train oil, 3 t oakum, 30 c old
junk, J Glynn and Son—S Dk
Prosperite, (2D) David, fin Dawzie, with 60 bags wheat, 2 fins
lathwood, 20 deck planks, Stewart, Bald and co-500 bags bread, 3309
bags wheat, Order—B Dk
Agatha, (124) Potjewd, fin Dordt, with 65 tons oak bark, .1 Van
Zeller and co—fl Dk

Femmegina, (70) Preister, fin Uordt, with 18 loads 18 bundles bul-
rushes. W Winn—Q Uk _ _

Activ., (200) Wiklund, fm Gamla Carieby, with 192 G brls 310 half
brls tar, 600 handspikes, Stewart, Bald and co-11 brls pot ashes, said
Msster—B Dk

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Penelope, (200) Kruse, fin Gothenburg, with 146 bars iron, 'Mersey
Steel and Iron co-191 c 20 deals. I c 24 handspikes, H and J Ilornby
and co-15 spars, said Master—Q Dk
Lady Eleanor, (96) Bilton, fin Hammerfest. with 134 t copper ore,
Newton, Lyon and co-1 bx coats unkn, Alton Mining Association-
-K Dk

Providence, (50) Symons, fin Guernsey, with 20 pps Port wine,
Order-240 bags biscuit, Carne and Telo—S Dk
Coral, (77) Legget, fin Rotterdam, with 1 dhle num 2 sums 16 cs
wine, Order-3 sums do, G F Dickson-2 sums les do, Alanson and
Brandreth-1 awn do, Gibbs, Bright and co-4 sums 6es do, Hassall
and Foulkes-4 cs do, J Moss-1 do, JW S May-1 do, J Craggy 9 do,
Foeke & Boult— do, A Harrison-3 do,W Rotheram-1 do, J Meyers
do, I 0 Bold-1 do, ft Harrison-2 do J Ridgway-6 do, M Hatton
and Son—l.do, J Driver and co—S do, W and G Maples-1 dn, Schol-
fleld and Johnson—is do, Ashburner and Priestley-1 do, C Bushell
—3 do, J Davis-1 dhle aum do. J Knowles-20 cks madder roots, 25
es 1 paper pill conts unkn. 1000 cheeses, 100 shape 14 loaf cheeses, 1
load bulrushes, 1 box. flower roots, Order-1 ck retd goods, 3 Cheet-
ham and co-1 ek wine, Bond and Procter-1 hskt Seltzer water, M
Hatton and Son-100 cs gin, T Banks-9 ca flower roots, D Willink—
cs conts unkn, W Fosberry and co-100 half limprs Seltzer water, 5
chts ratafia, 5 chts liquors, 22 kgs anchovies, 6 cuts sausages. 12 bdls
stock fish, 50 dble es geneva, 100 es gin. 100 hams, 20 ps smoked beef,
T and II Murray-1 cse conts unkn, Finlay and co-6 crts mineral
water, 3 Ellison-208 cs wine, C Imer, Paulet and co—S Dk

*ntelltgence.

FRIDAY, OCT. 21.—Noon, Wind S.S.E.—Fair.
(High Water 9h 15m.)

Anr tvED—The Scipio, Wylie, from St Petersburg—Rainbow, Price,
from St Petersburg.

ALSO ARRIVIZD—The Fanny, De Hertume, from Jersey—Edward,
Williams, from Wicklow—George, ll'Kenzie, from Inverness.

SAILAD—The Commerce, Fleming, for Canton—Potomac, Smith,
for Alexandria and Washington—Sir William llcatheote, Duthie, for
Pernambuco—Countess Dunmore, Small, for Demerara—Die Perle,
Cartillus, for Pillau—Maria, Walker, for Demerara—United States,
Turner, for Philadelphia—Mary Jane, Follett. for Newfoundland—
Dandy. Mayhew, for St Michael's—Emeline, Phelim, for Newfound-
land—Black-eyed-Susan, 'Watson, for Constantinople.

The Margaret Highfield, Thom, hence, at Leghorn.
Conshrook, Bristow, from Quebec, at Belfast.
The Thistle; Brilliant ; Star ; Denis Carthy ; and Barbara and Ca-
therine, hence, at Dublin.
, Dependent, Simpson, hence for Philadelphia, was spoken 14th Oct.
in 50 33, long. S.
The Fairfield, Clarke, capsized this forenoon in the Queen's Dock,
but was afterwards righted, without injury.

SATURDAY, OCT. 22.—N00n, Wind S. W.—Moderate.
(High Water 10h 2m a.m.)
Am:lvan-110 Penelope, Krause, from Gothenburg—Vriesland,
Stuit, from Harlingen.
SAILP.D—The Lavinia, Jones, for Charleston—Peru, Pearson, for
Gibraltar—John Dugnale, Sett, for Singapore—Palmer, Frances, for
Messina—Laura Ann, Casehv, for Lisbon—Dorade, Darlan, for Havre
—Romulous. Crawford, for Alexandria, Egypt—Atalanta, Sextant, for
Malaga—Achiever, Norrie, for Hayti.

The Swallow, 11I'liean, hence, at Longhope, and sailed 11th Oct.
for Copenhagen.
Johannes. Ilugan, hence for Stettin, at Longhope.
Cecilia, Mass, hence for Danzic, at do.
Gretry, hence for Antigua, at Milford, leaky, and with loss
of bulwarks and jib-boom.
Charles Carter, Christall, hence, at Constantinople.
Otter, Preston ; Eagle, Hamilton ; and Alert, Duncan, hence, at
Gibraltar.
Kilmaurs, Thompson, hence, at Hobart Town, 13th May.
Strathisla, Johnson, hence, at do, 26th May.
Exquisite, Boyce, from Salonica, at Smyrna.
Florence, Cundy, from Odessa, at Constantinople.
Elizabeth, Scott, hence, at Bahia.

Heroine, Stott, sailed from Bahia for this port, 26th August.
Rebecca, Cresswell, from Bahia, at Almeira, and sailed 27th Stpt.
for Trieste.
Moslem, Vale, from London, at Conslantioople.
Sarah Maria, Jeeb, from Paraiba for Trieste, at Falmouth, leaky.
Phcebo sad Jane, (schooner) was lost at Labrador, 14th July.
-Hey-worth, Pritchard, from Honduras, at Cove.

PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 19.—The William Penn, (steamer) from Water-
ford, for this port and London, gOt on shore about four miles west of
Cowes, this day, from which place vessels were sent to lighten her,
and it is expected she will be got off on the flood, and proceed to this
port.

ltlnronn, Oct. 19.—A ship water-logged, masts, spars, Sze. along-
side, was passed to the westward of Lundy, by a pilot boat. A large
mast has been washed ashore, supposed to belong to a British ship.

Cowes, Oct. 20th.—The William Penn, (steamer) was got off after
being lightened, and praceeded.
PORTSMOUTH. Oct. 20th.—About 20 casks of flour marked " Baron
Aine Minitorie de Morigny—A. M." and several bundles of ,sperm
candles, have been fallen in with, floating off the Owers, supposed to
be part of the cargo of a French vessel.

SUNDAY, OCT. 23.—N00n, Wind N.W.—Fair breeze.
(High Water 10h 42m.)

ARRIVED—The Barbadian, Williamson, from Barbados—Hannah,
Burrell, from Montreal—Brothers, Poole, from Richibucto, sailed 29th
Sept.—Jessie Logan, Macmaster, from Quebec, sailed 27th Sept.—
Robert Burns, Messenger, from Onega—Portia, Joss, from St Peters-
burg—Gipsy, Shotton, from Bourdeaux—Tom Tough, Williamson,
from Charente—Rapid. Austin, from Nassau—De Groot, Slutter, from
Memel—Superbe, Beiche, from Memel—Achilles, Muller, from Dan-
zic—Providence, Symons, from Guernsey.

ALSO ARRIVED—The Latona,Walker ; and Apollo, M`Kenzie, from
Leith—Apollo, Tozer; and Maria, De Jaghere, from Dartmouth—Earl
Roden, (steamer) from Dundalk—George the Fourth, (steamer) from
Newry—William, Davies, from Poole—Jessie Maxwell, —, from
Kirkcudbright—Queensbury, Clarke, from Dumfries—Nimble. Col-
beck, from Whitehaven—Glory, Bristol, from Poole—Ellen, Conner,
from Wicklow—Lord Palmerston, Evans, from London.
SAILED—The Endes, Smith, for Bombay.

The Barbara Catharina, Govert, hence for Antwerp, at Dublin.
William. Cannon, hence, at St John's, N B.
Emma, Perci►al, for St Domingo, sailed from Milford 19th instant.
Active, Hicks, for Leghorp, sailed from do. do.
Hunter, Storey, for Malta, sailed from do, do.
Gretry, Dam, for Antwerp, sailed from do, do.
Howard, Beazley, sailed from Falmouth for Marseilles, do.
Ann Wise, Renney, sailed from Ramsgate for Hobart Town, 20th
instant.
Sir John Newport, ; and Belmont, --, from Quebeo, at
Dublin.
Off Port, inward-bound—The Canadian, from Paraiba; and Dido,
from Africa.

MONDAY, OCT. 24.—N00n, Wind S. W.—Moderate.
(An Irish Mail.—lligh water 1111. 18m. a.m.)

ARRIVID—The Canadian, Stephenson, from Paraiba, sailed 13th
Sept.—Superb, —, from Archangel—Jane, Bowness, from Narva
—Maria Bertha, Tap, from Dordt—Dido, Porshaw, from Africa—
Beecles, Manthorpe, from Alexandria and Milford—The Jonk Vrow
Elizabeth, Heres, from Rotterdam—The Heath, Smith, from Quebec,
sailed 25th September.

The William, Lunnan ; Melby, Eden; and Superb, Willis, hence,
at Pernambuco.
Orleans, Meredith, hence, at Cove.
The Anna Sophia, Suhr ; and Amicitia, nubarth, hence, at Swin-
nemundie.
Expedition, Krause ; and Freundschaft, Zielke, hence, at Dantzic.
Tiber, Candler ; and Cruizer. Candler, hence, at the Dardanelles.
George Canning, Timothy, hence, at Barbados.
Commerce, Tremaine, hence, at Palermo.
George, Wilkinson, hence, at Quebec.
The Fame, Baird ; San Guiseppe, Piaggio ; Ellen Clare, Ellis ; and
Regard, Cropton, hence, at Genoa.
Dauntless, Gray, from Cadiz, at Waterford.
Alexander, Goodrich, from Cadiz, at Lancaster.
Friendship, Rogers, from Bermuda, at Cove.
Eliza Killick, Waugh, from St. Domingo, at Cuxhaven.
Sicilian, Mallory, from St Petersburg, at Londonderry.
Tinley, Turner, from New York, at St Lawrence.
James 111`Inroy, Clelland, from the Clyde for Calcutta, was spoken
22(1 August, in lat. 2 S, long. 249 W.
The Heath. Smith, arrived at this port from Quebec, sailed 23th
Sept. On the 18th instant, spoke the Hannah, from Honduras for
this port.
The Corsair, Irwin, sailed from Barbados 12th September; and the
Arethusa, Whyte, 14th Sept. both for this port.
The Victoria, WAlpine, was to sail from St Vincent for this port,
21st September.
The Pigeon, (packet) from Falmouth, at Barbados, and sailed for
St Thomas, 22d Sept.
The Marathon, ——, from Demerara for Belfast, was spoken Ist
instant, out 23 days.
The Dido, Forshaw, arrived at this port from Africa, sailed from
Fernando Po, 21st July ; the Lady Charlotte sailed on the 2i)th, for
Batavia. _ _ _

The fioddingtons, Moss, sailed from Fernando Po, for this port,
21st July. _ _ -

The Canadian, Stephenson, arrived at this port from Paraiba, sailed
13th September, in company with the Lister, for London. On the
29th July, (on the outward passage) in lat. 11 30 N, long. 25 14 W,
spoke the Hygeia, hence for Calcutta.
The Mary, M'Kenzie, from St Petersburg., at Elsinore, after being
on shore, and must discharge, bound to Whitehaven.

plarktto.

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, Ocr. 21.

In consequence of the continued dull accounts of the London mar-
ket, there s been scarcely any demand for Plantation Snout, and
there are no sales of any description to report. The quotations re::
main unaltered, but may be considered nominal. The only sale in
Foreign Sugar is 525 loaves of Lima, refined, at 345 If cwt.—No sales
reported in 'NIOLASSRS.—COFFEE. The market for Plantation has been
dull throughout the week, and the sales effected, consisting of 270
casks Jamaica, were at a decline, in most instances, of 2s to 3s 41, cwt.
120 bales of Mocha, chiefly of ordinary quality, were sold at the quo-
tations. Nothing done in Foreign.-111 COCOA. no sales.—For 3000 bags
black PEPPER offered by auction there were no buyers above 4d for
fair quality; and the whole were withdrawn'-50 bags of PIMENTO
were sold at .4d 41, lb.-500 bags of Malabar GINGER brought 40s 49'cwt in bond.—The transactions in Ries are 1000 bags of ordinary and
middling Bengal at 16s to 17s 3d 41, cwt in bond, and 100 tees of dressed
Carolina at 32s 4¢ cwt duty paid.—The sales in Itusi are 250 puns,
chiefly Demerara, at 2s 7d for common Leewards, and 4s Gd to 4s 8d for
fine marks of high strength.
Numerous public sales of various East India Drysnitery articles have
been attempted, but the indisposition to buy at the present moment
has restricted the sales to a few chests Bengal INDIGO at 4s 7d to Os 9d;
17 chests LAC DYE at Is 4d to Is 7d Iff lb ; 75 chests SHELL Lae at £5
to £5 15s cwt in bond ; and 1631 bundles TIUNJEET :It 10s 9d 41, cwt
duty paid.-8 casks of NUTMEGS went at 65 Id to Gs 7d 4Y lb.—There
are no transactions to report in SALTPETRE ; and only a few tons of
NITRATE Of SODA have been sold at 19s 3d 41' cwt. duty paid.
DYRWOODS.—There are two small cargoes of Carnpeachy LOGWOOD
arrived, which are to be ()tiered next week ; about 80 tons of JAMAICA.
sold at £7 lie 6d to £8 7s 6d ; to-day 150 tons of Cube FUSTIC were
offered at auction, and withdrawn for want of bidders ; 30 tons of Sa-
vanilla sold at £4 15s ; of Nicanaoua Woon,loo tons of Lima brought
£l6 Os to £l6 10s; a parcel of BRAZILETTO ,00n £7 7s, and 10 tons, of
SAYAN WOOD at £lO RS 4P ton. —The TURPE.NTINE market is firm, but
there are no transactions to report.—Of American TAR, 890 brls were
sold on Wednesday at 14s 4r brl.—The sales in Montreal ASHES are
exceedingly limited, but in prices there is scarcely any 'alteration, ex-
cept that Pearl Ashes are rather lower.—A small parcel of East India
LINSEED brought 53s 4r quarter, and 150 hhds old American 52s 6d 41'
hhd.—ln Quendrraost BARK the only transactions are small lots of
,
Philadelphia at 21s, and of inferior York at 17s.—I11nEs. The
sales are confined to 440 dry Monte Video at 81d, 550 salted do at 414
94 do St. Lucia at 40, 1566 cry salted Paraiba at Std to 51(.1, and 300 d
East India Kips at Old to Old far sound, 4iti to Old for first rubbed, and
3d to 31d 41, lb for second rubbed.—OAK BARK. 67 tons Dutch have
been sold at £6 12s 6,1 ton.—The sales of TOBACCO amount to about
400 hhds, of which 160 hhds were Virginia leaf, 180 hhds stemmed,
hhds Kentucky and 40 hhds stemmed ; of these 70 hhds leaf, and 60
hhds stemmed were for Ireland, 20 hhds leaf for Scotland, 4U hhds
Virginia and 20 hhds Kentucky leaf ror exportation, and the remain-
der were taken by manufacturers; old Virginia leaf has receded a lit:
to in price, but other descriptions are unaltered.