The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-10-12 00:00:00

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10.—Wind S.E. blowing fresh.

ARRlVED.—Hartellena, Blake, from Antigua—Robert Stride,
, from Bombay—Columbus, Barstow, and Stephen Whitney,
Thompson, from New York—Hercules, —, from Quebec—Mar-
tha, Martin, from Laguna—and Sisters, —, from Nassau.

SAlLED.—Covenanter, Patterson, and Tecumseh, Ripley, for
New Orleans—Eclipse, Muyellaert, for Ostend—Aurora, Meppel-
der ; Anna Lenetza, Patt ; Jacobina, Boutke, and Gezina, Wyk.
mer, for Rotterdam—Hope, M`Lachlan, for Sydney—Alciope,
Bennett, and Wilton Wood, Russell, for Monte Video—Ace of
Trumps, Ledstone, for Azores—Alliance, Harper, for Seoille—lda,
Fritz, for Stettin—Wilton, Wilson, for Trinidad—Ann, Hughes,
and Fanny Palmer, Cutting, for Constantinople—La Belle Alliance,
Busch, for Antwerp—Neerland Frou, Groot, for Dordt—Catharina,
Beller, for Bremen—Emerald, Flegg, for Charleston—Pilot, Bun-
ting, for the Cape of Good Hope—Albion, Hicks, for Havana—
Arzac, Delort, for Bordeaux—Victoria, Osborn, for Terceira—
Royal William, Miller, for Trieste—and Gipsey, Gowan, for New.
fou n dland.

Eliza Stewart, Miller, sailed from Sydney for China 24th May
Orleano, Cameron, and Clifford, Sharp, both from China, at Deal
Glenarm, White, sailed from Valparaiso for Arica 17th July
Ambassador, Elliot, from Odessa, at Constantinople, and sailed
11th Sept. for Liverpool
Invoice, Proudfoot, from Odessa, at Malta, and sailed 23rd Sept.
for Liverpool
Rattlesnake, Rainer, from Smyrna, at Malta, and sailed 29th
Sept. for Liverpool
Ann, Major, sailed from Malta for Liverpool 21st Sept.
Victoria, Renduck, sailed from Cadiz for Liverpool 25th Sept.
Acadia, 3M`Kenzie; Rainbow, Arnold ; Renfrewshire, Burn ;
Eagle, Bell, and John, Heselton, hence at Quebec
Magic, Trewavis, hence at Malta
Juuith, Hanlon, and Royalist, Cooper, hence at Naples
Pembroke, Hutchins, hence at Havre
Galata, Woolmer, hence at Constantinople

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.—A ship and two brigs were seen on shore
on the Island of Henagua 24th August, with wreckers alongside.
One of the brigs looked like a vessel of war.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 11.—Wind W.S.W. fresh

ARRlVED.—Westbrooke, Lemington, from China and Cork—
Lady Falkland, Le Gros, from Laguna—Jersey Tar, and Zuleika,
from Caledonia, Gemmel], and Countess of London, —,
from Bombay—Elotrid, Shells, from Benin; sailed 12th July—Wm.
Rathbone, M'Donald, and Anne, Holmes. from Bonny—Simon
Hardy, Forsyth, from Barbadoes—Canada, Phillips, and Ellerslie,
, from St. John, N.B.—Safeguard, Smith; Jon. Fell, Tate,
and Lady Charlotte Guest, Blower, from Montreal—St. Andrew,
, John Bentley, , and Magnificent, --, from Que-
nec—Margaret, King, from Malaga—Milheiro Ist, Queiros, from
Lisbon.

Gemima, Mardon, from Calcutta, at this port; sailed Ist May.
On 3rd July, in lat. 28 S, long. 48 E, spoke the John, from Bombay
to Liverpool. On Ist August, in lat. 37 S, long. 17 E, the Thomas
Sparks, hence to China. On 24th September, in. lat. 31 N. long.
35 W, the Calypso, from Calcutta to Liverpool. On 25th, in lat.
32, long. 35, the Old England, from Calcutta to London
Ann, Dingwell, from London, at Barbadoes
Hermes, Oliphant, from Guayaquil, at New York
Standard, sailed from Cape Good Hope for Liverpool Ist August
Selina, Lythgoe, and Jarrow, Partridge, hence at Benin
Mary & Ann, , hence at Rio
Lady Cornwall, Poe, hence at Barbadoes
Lynx, -, from Tampico, at Havana, and sailed 17th Sept.
for Liverpool

Eugenia, Taeacao, sailed from Lisbon for Liverpool find Oct.
Mauney, Steele, sailed from Oporto for Liverpool2oth Sept.
Irt, -, hence at Bahia

Co-ve, Oct: 6.—The British Princess, from Miramichi, was towed
in here to-day from off Castlehaven, having encountered a heavy
gale from N.W. on 23rd Sept. in lat. 47, long, 27, in which she was
totally dismasted, and lost deck load. The Rapid from Archangel
arrived here to-day, encountered a very heavy gale from S.E.
about 40 miles from Barrowhead, and was totally dismasted : the
hull is very much strained, and cargo is supposed to be damaged.

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING
(SINCE OUR LAST PUBLICATION.)

EAST INDIES, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, ,Vc.
Avoca, J Boadie, 24 Batavia and Sincapore, W & J Tyrer
Hesperus, J Killey, 330 Calcutta, J Gladstone & Co
Antoinette, Rozet, 101 Senegal, Mocatta Brothers

_____ ____.....-
AFRICA.—
Liverpool, J A Taylor, 556 Sierra Leone, Bold & Starkey
John Taylor, , 428 Africa, Hamilton, Jackson & Co
WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA.
Heroine, J Jealt, 167 Barbadoes, Imrie & Tomlinson

UNITED STATES.
Mohawk, D P Berry, 344 Boston,

Focke & Boult

BRITISH AMERICA.
Britannia, (steomer) J Hewitt, 619 Halifax and Boston,
D Sr C Maclver

Mary, P Gess, EUROPE.
John Williams, J Copeland, Monte Video,
011126
CadizAntw Antwerp, Bahr,
mßoahn r, Behrend & Co

J Poole & Co
Fenice, B Gagliardo, 163 Genoa, Ross Brothers
Maid of Cashmere, —, 177 Malta and Smyrna, G Y Fishley
Anna Elizabeth, E G Bockhout, 135 Rotterdam, Bahr & Co
Rubicon, it Anderron, 304 Naples, Chapman & Willis
Lowther, W Hunter, 98 Almeira, Strong & Co
Wm. Wllougall, A M'Dougall, 164 Almeira and Leghorn,
Bahr, Behrend & Co
39 Jersey, _ • J Robin & Son
Bourdeaux, Bahr, Behrend & Co
Rouen, Bahr, Behrend & Co

Bee (lice, H Fauvel.
La Jeune Eliza, J Blanket,
La Jeune Lousia, L Le Bras,

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REPORT,

October 9, 1840

Dyevioods.—The transactions are 110 tons Laguna Logwood at
£ll 15s, and a small parcel of indirect at £l3 to £8 5, 30 tons
Honduras and Jamaica at £5 Is to £6 ss; 40 tons Savanilla
Fustic at £7 ; 30 tons Gaboon Barwood at £5 15s to £'6 ; 20 tons
Lima Nicaragua Wood at £l4 ; 40 tons Red Sanders Wood at
Xti 17s 66 to £7 10s, and a small parcel of Camwood at £26. The
sales of Turpentine consist of 20Q0 brls., at 12s 4d to 12s 7d. Tar
without alteration ; but there are considerable arrivals of Baltic.
Both Pot and Pearl Ashes are in liniited demand, at previous prices,
but the stock is so small, that holders are very firm. Hides.—The
market has been dull, and very few sales made ; 1100 salted Buenos
Ayres Cow broughi 4/(1 per lb by auction. Tobacco continues in
demand, and the sales this week will reach folly •250 hhds., of
which 100 were leaf and strips for Ireland, the remainder were
chiefly Kentucky stemmed. Prices, on the whole, are reported.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, OCTOBER 9.
The duty upon Wheat has again advanced to 16s. Bd. per
quarter, on Flour to 10s. per barrel, on Barley and Indian
Corn to 4s. 10d. per quarter, on Pease to 2s. per quarter,
and is reduced on Rye to Ils. per quarter; while that upon
other foreign grain, as well as all colonial produce, continues
for the present unaltered.

Our import list below exhibits a very scanty arrival for the
past three days, having but little from Ireland and scarcely
anything from abroad; and thus, notwithstanding the late
large release, and the payment of duty upon subsequent ar-
rivals, there appears a comparatively small quantity or choice
of Wheat on offer, and this article has met a renewed demand
for home consumption, as well as upon orders for Ireland,
with a fair extent of business, and an advance of Id. to 2d.
per 70 lbs. has been established since Tuesday, more espe-
cially on the finest kinds of Baltic Red. Flour has been also
in improved demand, and late prices freely obtainable; but
in other articles of the trade we have had little passing in
the period between Tuesday last and to-day.

We had a fair attendance. of local millers at our market
this morning, but few buyers appeared from the country, and
the demand for Wheat
,being ma erially checked by the ad-
vance required, only a moderate business was transacted, at
prices, however, fully equal to the improved rates stated
above ; one or two parcels of foreign were purchased foa
shipment to Ireland. _ _

Flour was in tolerable request, at an amendment of 6d per
barrel.

Barky and Malt remain steady in value, but not much
business passing.
English Beans were held firmly for late prices, and of
Egyptian several lots were sold at 325. 6d. per 480 lbs. A
large proportion of the stock has paid the duty of 3s. 6d. per
quarter.

Oats commanded the rates of Tuesday, though in limited
request, and Oatmeal also exceeded that day's currency.
We have had a good deal of rain this week.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, OCT. 11

The Cotton market for the last few days has not been so lively,
yet we continue to have a healthy trade demand. Many .af the
buyers keep back, in anticipation of an early import of the new
crop, which is not yet to hand, and not likely to be in any quantity
• till the middle of next month, meanwhile the stock of American
Cotton (which is the staple of the market) is weekly decreasing;
many even now assert that it less in this place and the interior by
100,000 bales than it was last year, so that, though we are no
alarmists, neither would we wish to see any material rise in Cotton.
Yet setting aside the possibility of warlike proceedings, there seems
no improbability that American may become scarcer, and conse-
quently much dearer than many seem to be aware of. It is gene-
rally supposed that one house holds 60,000 or 70,0 .0 bales, which is
not comatable at any thing like present prices. We merely throw
out these hints by the way, and will only add that the quantity
sold on Saturday was 3,000 bales, and to-day 3,000, at steady prices,
with a quiet market.