The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-01-08 00:00:00

BRITISH AMERICA.

Swift,
Burnett-
Sabina,
Bnrnett—

gipping tuft Marna.

TUESDAY, JAN. 1.5.—N00n, Wind W.—Light breeze.
AlumEn—Ellen German, Blundell, from Lisbon—Kirkolla, Brown-
from St John, N B—Wellington, Foster, from New, Brunswick—Eliza-
betb, Smith, from Quebec.
ALSO Anatynn—Providence, Sewell: and Integrity, --, from
Limerick—Florente, --, from Dublin.

The Monk, Monk, which sailed 2d instant for Leghorn, has put
back.
The Apollo, -- ; James, --; Nancy, Nicholas ; Favourite,
Timothy : and William, —, hence, at Dublin.
The Indian Lass, Stabh, from Pictou to Newfoundland, was lost in
Conception Bay, Newfoundland, 2d Dec.—Captain and three men
drowned.
' The Elizabeth, Hunt, hence to Newfottudlaud, was lost in Concep-
tion Bay, 2d Dec.—Crew saved.
Theodorick, Vale, hence, at !Hayti.
Lunnan, hence, at Trinidad.
Mary, Laird, hence, at Newfoundland.
Tagus, Wade, hence, at Lisbon.
Tennessee. Robinson, which sailed 31st ult. for New York, has put
back.
Frisk, Whiteway, for Buenos Ayres. which sailed 2d inst. has put
back.

The Broughton, —, sailed from Monte Video, for this port,
about 23d Aug.
Campo Bello, —, was loading at Bras d'Orr, for this port.
The brig Montague, —, from Newfoundland to Poole. was spoken
on the 31st ult. in lat. 50 30, lon. 11, very leaky.
MONTE VIDEO, 22d Oct.—The Cora, with the remainder of her
cargo has been forB4o dollars; the pnrehase, s have saved a great many
goods ; the amount to this day is estimated at l 7,000 dollars.

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 6.—Noon, Wind S.W.—Moderate.
Amman—The Caroline, Perrott, from Newfoundland.
SAILED—The Freeland, Midgley, and Earl Grey, Blackie, for Africa
—Amelia, M•Master. for Madeira, &c—Sarah, Ellwood, for Berbice—
Trenton, Davies, for Boston—Courier, Nelson, for Lima—Judith and
Esther, Chapman, for Rio Grande—Washington, Rogers, for Rio Ja-
neiro—Tomlinson, M'Cormick, for Constantinople—Horn, Garrett,
for Genoa, &c—Margaret, Bruce, for Naples, &c—Ann Paley, Rolstone,
for Lisbon.

The Fanny, Anderson, from Batavia, at Barbadoes.
ltuna, -, hence, at Havana.
Columbine, -, from the Clyde, at St. Domingo.
Mazeppa, Ellis, from Copenhagen, at Newfoundland.
Albion, Sadler, from Odessa, at Constantinople.
Courier. Graves, from Constantinople, at Smyrna.
Nereid, Bonfellow, and Hercules, Forster, from Constantinople, a
Odessa.
Ebenezer, Adams, hence, at Havre.
Ceres, Tyrer, hence, at Marseilles.
Gem, Humphreys, from Newfoundland, at Valencia, and sailed for
Civita Vecchia.
Condor, (late Athol) from Halifax, at Cove.
Northumbrian, Gales, from Pictou, at ditto.
Messenger, from Pugwash, at ditto.
Lord Melville, Red-, path, from St. John, N.B. at ditto.
Aurora, Rustin, from Valparaiso, at ditto.
W. S. Hantrilton, Hints, from Demerara, at Dublin,
Albion, James, from Messina, at ditto.
Symmetry, Riley, from the Mauritius, off Dover.
Helena, Prentz, hence, for Harnburgh, at Dover, with bows da-
maged, having struck the pier.
Pursuit, Alexander, from Hayti, at Falmouth, and sailed 3d inst. for
Antwerp.

William; Reid, from Paraiba, off Salcombe.
Arab, , was to sail from Sincapore for China the 23d Aug.
The Palmer, Marshall, from New York to Antwerp, was abandoned
at sea, 4th ult. in lat. 45, lon. 39 ; crew saved by the Ann, Key, ar-
rived at Newport from Quebec. On the same day, passed the poop
end part of the wreck of a vessel of about 300 to 400 tons. The Rokeby, Smith, from St. Andrew's, N. 43, to London, has put
into Belfast Roads, with loss of masts,'and all herspars, and must dis-
charge her cargo.
The wreck of a schooner, apparently English, of about 100 tons,
no name, painted black, with a white moulding round the stern, deep
red bottom, which was staved in, was fallen in with in lat. 54, lon. 29,
by the Plymouth, arrived at Dover.
Cordelia, M'Lea, hence, for La Guayra, was spoken 17th ult. in let.
43. lon. 23.
2
ILL/unman, 25th Dec.—Since te 2d inst. thaw has set in, but there is a good deal of floating iceh in the river.-29th. The thaw has
continued since the 25th inst. Last night it blew a violent gale from
S.W. to N.W. and still continues very boisterous ; the ice has been
completely dispersed.
CUXHAVEN, Dec. 30.—The weather is very changenble, and there is
an appearance of frost. It blows hard from N.N.E.
ROTTERDAM, Jan. I.—Since yesterday it has been a sharp frost,
with every appearance of its continuing. A great deal of floating ice
in the river.

Aberdeen, 4th January, 1836.
SI ft,—l am happy to inform you that the Grenville, barque, of New-
castle, Captain Taylor, (one of the lee-bound whalers), arrived off Pe-
terhead yesterday, having got clear of the ice on the 16th ult. Capt.
Taylor reports the Norfolk, of Berwick, to have got clear three days
previously. Captain Taylor states that he drifted from 601 degrees
down Davis' Straits, and was driven into Hudson's Straits by the cur-
rent on the north side, and was again driven out by the current on the
south side, round Button's Island, as far as 59 degrees on the Labra-
dor coast, where he got clear. At the time he. was released he was
driving south-eastward, at the rate of 20 miles a-day ;he has thus
been driven upwards of 600 miles enclosed in the ire. He last saw the
Lady Jane, of Newcastle, in lat, 59, On the 15th Dee. about five or
six miles S.W. of the GrOville Bay, when he last saw the Abram, of
Hull, she•was in lat. 62, bearing E.S.E.
He hopes that these two ves
sels would be liberated, .but from the run and change of the ice
no
accurate opinion can be formed how or when.--I am, &C'

A. TIIOMSON.
Agent to Lloyd's, at Aberdeen,
To the Secretary, Underwriters' rooms, Liverpool.

THURSDAY, JAN. 7.—Noon, Wind S.' light breeze.
AnntvEn—Good Intent, Silk, from Messina—Catherine, Laviray,
from. Tarragona—Venus di Dinez, Di Passas, from Lisbon.
SATLED—Prudencia, Bohide, for Cadiz—Comte Foy, Dugona, for
Bourdeaux—Frisk, Whiteway for Buenos Ayres—Monk, Monk, for
Leghorn—Adam Lodge, Corkan, for Charleston—Elizabeth, Brown,
for Trinidad—Kyle, Fletcher ; and Matilda, Rowe, for Calcutta—John
Ormerod, Chapman, for Oporto—Samuel, Jameson, for Charleston—
Heath, Smith, for Genoa and Leghorn—Rialto, Holmes, for, Mobile—
Fred. Wm. 111, Kuhr, for New York—Birkby, Johnston, for New
Orleans—Medium, Leslie, for Pernambuco—Atm"Well, Power, for Ba-
hia—Kilmatirs, Thomson, for New South Wales—Creole, Tracy, for
NewOrleans—Ajax, Huron, for NewYork—Northuraberland,Ormond,
for New Orleans.

Capricorn, , from Calcutta, at the Mauritius.
Aliquis, M`Fee. from London, at Cowes, and sailed 4th January. for
Bombay.
Ebenezer, Adams, hence, at Havre.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, JAN. 7, 1836.

Wind at Holyhead, South—Blowing fresh.
Off Holyhead, inward-hound—. No. 250, Montezuma, A S. at 10 a.m.
Off Point Lynas, inward-bound—No. 864, Active, B Schnr, (has a
pilot) at 10 a.m.
Off Great Ormshead, inward-bound—No. 375; Imogen, B 5, at 9
and No, 682, Sir Francis Barton, B 5, at 10,a.m.

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Royal William, Barrett, from Prince Edward's Island, with 392 ps
pine and 139 ps birch timber, 14/ c 26 deals, abt 3 fms lathwood, 2 hxs
Indian bskts, Order—P Dk
Elizabeth Bentley, Robertson, from St. John, N.B. with 117 ps birch
and 466 ps fir timber, 9# c 29 deals, 72 c 10 staves, 9 fms lathwood, Can-
non, Miller and co—B Dk

Iforati-o7Ln-tTion, liot;Quebec, with 215 pS fir and 70 ps elm and ash timber, 21 c deals, 50 c 24 staves, Earles and Carter--50 bris pot
ashes, K Dowie and co-71 do, Order-101 brls pot and pearl ashes,
W and It Turner-1 c 24 fowling piece stocks, 2 spars, Master—Q Dk
Marwood, Stott, from Quebec, with 57 ps• oak and 217 ps pine tim-
ber, 48 cl 5 staves, 6c 10 deals, J Froste and co-36 handspikes, Chap-
man and Willis-4 Dk
Sir Archibald Campbell, Laidley, from Richibueto, with 82 ps birch
and 678 ps fir timber, 101 c 13 deals, abt 10 fins lathwood, Anderson
and Garrow—B Dk
Lord Canterbury, Hutchinson, fin Quebee,, with 367 ps fir timber,
30 c 17 deals, 921 o 22 staves aud.heading, 10 spars, 138 gun stocks, D
Gibb-105brls prl and 82 brls pot ashes, Dickson and Strang—B Dk
Kirkella, Brown, fm St John, N B, with 98 ps birch and 98 ps pine
timber, 701 c 23 deals, 4 funs lathwood, Gibbs, Bright and co-6•spars,
W Brown—Q Dk
St Ann's, Napier, fm Quebec and Fayal, with 403 ps pine timber,
71 c2l deals, 651 c 4 staves, T D Brooke-1 box oranges, Order-6 ps
oak timber, 2ps deals, 8 boards, For Exportation—B Dk
Wellington, Forster, fm Sydney, with 438 ps birch and 568 ps pine
timber, 12 fms lathwood, 44 birch planks, 1100 oak & ash billet staves,
Order—B Dk
Elizabeth, Smith, fin Quebec, with 63 ps oak and 310 ps pine tim-
ber, 460 deals, 10330 staves, W Sharpies & co-5 spars, Order—B Dk
Dibdin, Parry, fm Quebec, with 394 ps fir timber, 191 c 24 deals,
88 c 23 staves, 18 spars, D Gibb—B Dk

SOUTH AMERICA.
Howard, Sparke, from Pernambuce, with 59 es 103 brls sugar, 1167
has cotton, Order-100 bags cotton, Heyworth and co-100 do, Had-
field, Wood and co-100 do, J Burn and co-200 dry salted o and c
hides, R Singlehnrst-1 box curiosities, Master—G Dk
Idris, Pentieost, from Laguna, with abt 270 t logwood, Order—Q Dk
Amity, Jefferson, from Laguna de Terminos, with abt 240 t logwood,
Richardson and Pemberton—Q Dk

FRANCE.
Letitia, Williamson, from Charente. with 90 pns 147 Ms brandy, W
Pilkington and Son-10 hds do, J A Kaye and co-14 do, J Etty-2 cs
do, Singleton-2 cs dried plums, Order—S Dk

MED I TE R RA NE A N.
Neptune. Tunbridge, from Smyrna, with 2 cs gum, 4 sks yellow her.
ries, S Green-1000 dms 302 ckm raisins, M'Anclrow and co-982 dms
76 cks do, 1500 dms figs, 620 'ps boxwood, It F Breed and co-2 dms
figs, Master-81 sks yellow berries, 1020 dms raisins, 164 bit madder
root, 12 clt gum, 2 dms conts unkn, Order—K Dk
Emily, Smith, fm Zante, with 4 t fustic, 170 bts 76 crtls currants,
M'Andrew and Pilcher-1 Ind do, Master—K Dk
John 6ouchay, Hunter, from Cephalonia, with 165 bts 101 crtls cur-
rants, J Heap and Sons-1 box conts unkn, Order—P Dk

.SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
Ellen German, Blundell, fm Lisbon, with 1 hd 1 cse wine, Order-
6or cks do, J King-112 bags orchella weed, Holmes and co-2J do,
11-Roose-123 bags wool, Geller and co-25 hales merchandise conts
unkn, Leech and Harrison-87 pps 5 hds olive oil, Duarte, Bros and co
—95 chts 270 bxs 4hf bxs oranges, .1 Adam—l box do, said Master-
- K Dk

-Q DkHopp er!, fm St Übes, with 251 chts 523 hf chts oranges, E H
Foss, from Lisbon, with 189 chts 490 hf chts oranges, C H
.S Dk

Aquila; Skirling, from Lisbon, with I case samples, Order-617 bags
wool, 29 bags orchilla weed, C and J Rawdon-24 bags wool, J Driver
and co-5 chts 28 hi chts oranges, J Adam-2 bxs do, Master—K Dk