The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-12 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, JAN. 9.—Wind E.
• ARRlVED.—Nightingale. Crookshank, from BahiaP. R.
from Jersey—Mary Ann and Nlartha, from Newfoundland.
SmLED.—Frank, Jones, for. Jamaira—Dorothea, Fairhurst, for
Berldee—liothschild. Laidley and Denmark. Bangs, ftr N Orleans
Turnley, for l'hiladelphia—St. Andrew, Thompson, for
New y,,rk—Mastery, Blampeid, for Tampico—Lady of the Lake,
Banks, fur Naples—ilorsfurd, Warnock, fur Leghorn.

Parsee, M'Kellar, from C)lcutta, oil' Weymouth
Arab, I owe, (ruin Monte V ideo, oil Portsmouth .
Itacer. Toogood, sailed from St. Mies for Monte Video 24th ult.
Lord Russell, List • and Arethusa; Turier, sailed from Marseilles
,
for this port 'lath ult.
Treasurer, Laurie, hence, at Alexandria
Taoi.ferro, Puggierii, hence, at Malta •
Norfolk Hero, Garwood, from Oill'SSa at Constantinople
(I.,•i4ue Irons, cleared at ditto fur Leghorn, 7th Dee.
Clipper, on the 9th, Lapwing, on the I•2th, both for Smyrna
Betts, hence, at Smyrna, after being aground near St
James's Palace
Louisa, Spalding, sailed from Smyrna for: this port 6th ultimo, and
Funchal; Perrot, on the
the 7th, both for this,port
Sonanri, Kerr, tierce,f Gibraltar, was spoken on the Ist instant,
in lat 48, long 9
Captain Ross hence, for New York, was spoken on the 31st ult., in
Int 49, lung 18
Cumbe
riaid.Tozeville from St Michael's for this port at Falmouth,
with loss of bulwarl

WEDNES'IAY ANUARY E.N.E.—Fresh.
ARRIV ED.—The Eivira,.Simpson, from Calcutta.
SAi [Am.—Louisa, for St. Luria—Perseverance. James, and
Canton. Gibson• for Mobile—Ameli., Teas(lel. for Pernambuco—
Orontes. Webster, for Genoa", &e —Jessie, Porde, for Demerara—
Ocean, Briggs. for Baltimore—Lady M idJletun, Barber, fur Lisbon—
and Gustav Adolph, Arends, for Antwerp

Hero, Smallwood, from Sine oore at St Helena 20th Nov.
alaltar. Dunlop, from the Clyde 'at Naur Du inf• iesshire, Go won, hence at Nlobi'leth"
'fyrian, Cunningham, hence at Gibraltar
Victoria. NA atts, from lialitax. at Cork
EPz.theth, from St John, N. R. at ditto
Lotindes, Itatten, front Leghorn, at ditto
Sir A. Campbell, Tait, from St. Andrew, N.B. off ditto
Formosa, Orne, from Havre fur New York, at Cork,
with loss of
foresail : sailed 3rtl ltqc.
Brisk hence for Newcastle, at Stromness 30th ult.
hence for London, at ditto 30th ult. and
turd Dalineny,
sail+ d for Loudon 7th instant
Edward, Sphon, from Danzig for this port nt ditto 30th ult.
Spencer, Tullock, from Newcastle fur this po, t, at ditto :3oth ult.
• Franklaml. Webb, for Calcutta: Char't's Itieh3rdsoti, for
St. Jago de Cuba; Falcon, Hide, for Newfoundland; Dunior, Kettle,
for Constantinople; Trois A iniS. Ilainlin. for Cherborg, and Patalina,
11 ilford the 7th instant.
Yaltsles, for Dunkirk, sailed from
(7oNsTANTiNorLF,' Dee. 13.—1 t blew hard from the N. on the 10th
instant. Some vessels broke adrift wiahootany serious damage
11.1.518U1LG11, j
'jun.. 2.—There is a good deal of floating ice in the
river

THURSDAY, JANUARY 11.
ARRlVED.—DeticaliOn, ‘Vinsor, from New Orleans—and Medora,
Budd, from Mohih'.
SAILED. —Ac ilia. James, for New York—Alpha, Turner, for Buenos
A yri s—Faniiii, Crowell, for New Oileans— Britannia. Aiteheson, fur
Balti,ore—Daitoinsie Castle, Davies for Mobile—Huop. Guyt, fur
Rotterdam—and D. Banks, Jolly, for Smyrna.

Robert Kerr, Gourley, hence at Mobile . . • .
Pearl. Cove, and Ti ley, Marshall. hence at Gibraltar
Laura Ann, Casely. home at Lisbon
—, from Honduras, at Port Rush
St. Patrick, Irvin Newfoundland for this port, at Castle-
towosetid
Thomas Tucker. Moore, henee for Antigua, off Kinsale,Gth instant
Juno, Carr, from I...4itna for this port, was totally 'destroyed by fire
about 2:itb Nov. whilst at aurhur near the Orange Keys
irninucTo, Nov. •l:—The Lord Selkirk, -Jones. of Liverped,
which Out on shore pin!! out of the harbour 10th instant, has been
r;owtemneti, and sold with the cargo .v • .•
dismasted ves4el nation unknown, is reported
to the northward of the rock. The weather at present is bad

•
LONDON COLONIAL MARKET. Jit4. 9..
SuoAtt.—This afternoon there was no increase in the demand ; both
•
refiners and grocers purchasing very sparingly of alt descriptions.
The private purchases do not exceed 230 hhds. and tees. and rather
lower prices arc now submitted to. The public sales of Harbailues,
consisting of 296 hhds. which Went heavily at a decline °represent
rates of 6d to Is ; fine sold at 67s to 67s 6d ; good 6,is to 66s 6:1;
.
cuid-
dling 6:34 to tiis6l per cwt.
Poa ios.—Fitr white and brown Braiil there have been several
inquiries, chiefly for, strong , -descriptions, and 'very -full prices have.
been offered, but Owing to the importers supplying the market very
sparingly, not being inclined generally to sell at present rates, has
much checked business, and the purchases have been only 2UO chests.
by private contrmq at 21s lid to 2.. ts 6d for good brown Rio.
MoLtssgs.—This afternoon West India are dull of sale, and 131
puns, 36 bids 39 hhds. Demerara offered at auction were all bought in
at lower prices, good 33s to 3 is.
COFFER.—This afternoon there was no public sale of Foreign.
and the private purchases were limited, but in prices no variation has
occurred. The operations in B,P. and ast India were, principally
confined to small parcels, °Mout' at auction, consisting of 39casks
Berbice, and 48 bags Ceylon; the former went at full prices, lOW ini&
101 s.
RUB'. itrtatinYB& -Rum there has been a good
demand for all di seri ptions, and the announcement of a government
contr.,ct for 75,0.19 gallons has given the importers increased confi-
dence ; for Leewards. Id advance has been obta mad and Jamaica has
also 31,1(1..4 rather hi;her prices. In Brandy the purchases have
been limited, but Very full_ prices Wive ben obtained. Geneva as
last nided. British Corn Spirts - are still selling at 9s 8(1 per gallon.
TALLOW.—The rapid rise in the value of foreign Ti• low bag rather
checked the demand, still owing to the light stock holders show much
confidence even at the present rates.
WooL.—The low descriptions of foreign have been in extensive
request for home use.
PROVISIONS —Prime India 'and Mess Beef have been in brisk de-
mand landed, the former at improving prices, and, the latter at pre_
vious rates. In Mess Pork a good baseness has been transuded at
fully former quotations, but India has been MI, en sparingly at rather
lower prices. Irish Biatter is held -firmly at the -prices quoted, but
the trade (-wahine to purchase sparingly. Foreign has been in good
demand the best at 102 s to 104 s.