The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-11 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, Nov. B.—Noon, Wind West.—Moderate.
(An Irish mail—High Water 10h 29m a.m.)
ARllrvuo.—Courier, Nelson,.from Lima, sailed 6th August—Frank-
land, Webb, from Demerara. Ou the pith May, on the outward pas-
sage, in Ist. 30 17, long. 2.5 35. board(d the brig Despatch, of Bideford,
dismasied, waterrogged, and abandoned.
SAlLED.—lintehinson, Robinson, for Trinidad—Ellen Jenkinson.
Irving, for•Lislion—Tinnesi, Masters, for Bordeaux. and Valparaiso.

The overland mail of the Ist June arrived at Bombay 18th July.
Parsee, M•Kellar, from the Clyde; Juliana end Sovereign, from
London ; St. George, hence and Mauritius; and Charles lieurtley, fm
Rio Janeiro, at Calcutta.

Perfect, Snell, from the Clyde, a t Madras. •
Hector, sailed from Calcutta for London sth July, and Exporter on
the Bth. Bridget, Croshie, sailed for thisport on the Bth.
Sir John •robin, Griffiths, hence ; Catharine and Bethea-,
Andrew's; and Prances, from St. John, N. 8., at Demerara.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 9.—Noon, Wind W.—Fresh breete.
{high Wafer llli 7m a.m.)
Annivan—The Cybele, Armstrong, from Pernambuco, in 10 days—
Anna Sophia. BUtelier, from Leghorn—Yeoman, MitchiriQon ; and
Corninerce, Primrose, from St Petersburg—Marmora. Meyer, from
James River, Virginia.
ALso ARRiV D—The Corsair, Gowan, from Belfast—Grans trite,
White, from Drogheda—Dolphin, Smithett, from Dublin—George IV
Parsons, from Newry—Dennis earthy, Connor,TromWexford—Sarah
Trotman, Bushby, from Workington—Queen of the Isle, Gill, from
Isleman.

SAILED—The Numa,Williams, for Sierra Leone—Planter, Manning.
for Constantinople—Thomas Dempsey, Weatherell, for Africa—:Eliza
Sanders, Finney, for Alexandria, Egyii_t—Cintra, O'Brien, for Gibrsl-
tar. Bcc—Maria, Miller, fOr Sydney, N SnuthWees—Albion, Brown,
for Savannah—Halifax, M'Cleary, for Halifax—Europe, Marshall ;
Matanzas, Springer ; and Tamarac, Kane, for New York—Hannah,
Campbell, for Havana—Mary Cummings, Thompson, for Havre—
Stu ah, Ellwood, for Berhice—Ellen German, Blundell, from Leghorn
—Miranda, Bolton, fur Demerara.

The Chieftain, Nooney ; Victoria, Yates. hence, at Pernambuco.
Niagara, Rigby, hence and Bahia, at Valparaiso.
ErcOle, Petrie, hence, at.Messina,
Ann Paley, Rolstone ; and Warrior, Lister, hence, at Lisbon.
. Laura Ann, Casely, hence, at Lisbon, in 7 days.
Ruby, Firrant, hence, at do.
Angelina, Stinge ; & Twee Gebroeders, Rieke, hence, at Antiretp.
Herrrioder, Neils, hence, at Arendahl.
Jupiter, Kraeft, hence, at Danzie.
Triton, Moller, hence, at Flensburg.
Hoop, Guyt ; Catherine, Van Dam ; and Agatha, Scharr, hence, at
Ilelvoet.
Argo, Schultz ; and Ludwig Wilhelm, Muller, hence, at Llebau.
Orontes, Webster, hence, at St Petersburg. •
A lida, Jonker, hence, at the Texel.
Ellen, Kemp, from Batavia, at Cowes.
Bengal. Packet, Steward, from Calcutta, at Deal.
Florence, Cundy ; and Ritson, Dillon, from Odessa, in the Downs.
President, —, from Hayti, at Falmouth, in 31 days.
. Horn, Garratt, for Licati, at do, With mainmast sprung.
Richard Hill, Smith, from. Cardiff, it Messina.
Louisa, Chalker, from Leghorn, at
Ayrshire Lass; Nicol, from Malta, at do.
114ara, Gibson, from Newfoundland, at do.
San Pablo, Baragorda, hence for Havana, at llfr robe.
Patriot, Oliver, from Palermo, at London.
Emily, Smith, from Buenos Ayres, -at do.
William Broderick, Smith, from St Petersburg, at do.
Glenarm, Greber, hence for the Cape of Good lint at Milford.
Africa, Skelton, from. Ceylon, at Portsmouth, sail( 'd 4th July.
Tine, Ellis, from Zante, at Stnndgate Creek.
Harriet, hence for Bombay, was spoken in lat. 50 ,long. 19 0.
Ivanhoe, Gibson, hence for Rio de Janeiro, was sik'ken 10th Aug.
in lat. 6 N, long, 13 W.
The Freeland' --, from Africa to this port, was spoken Bth ult.
in lat. 22, 10ng.33, .
The Reynard, Weatherall. from Denia to this port, was spoken 10th
ult, off Cape de Gatt.
The Barton, Anwyl, hence for Barbados, was spoken 27th lilt. in
lat. 43, long. 15.
CaomsTXnr, Oct. 23.—The Ann, Chevis, from Liverpool to St Pe-
tersburg, is on shore near the Tolbeacon.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 6.—On the 4th instant, Mr. Nicholas, the master,
and a portion of the crew of the barque Louisa, of this port, belonging
to Messrs. Pope, were landed from a fishing sloop, out of the brig
Mary, Chicken, of. Scarborough. The Louisa left Quebec for Pad-
stow, on the 22d September- on the 27th, off Cape Chat, experienced,.
heavy gales, .and threw deck load overboard; the ship making water,
on the 13th October, became water-logged Sz perfectly unmanageable ;
after being many hours in this state, the Mary came in sight, and pro-
videntially saw their distressed situation, and tool; the crew oil' the
wreck. Oct. 18, spoke the American brig Lunar, from Ilambro' for:
New York, out 19 days, with passengers ; seven of the crew of the
Louisa shipped on board the Lunar. Captain Nicholas speaks in high
.terms of the kind treatment himself and crew experienced from Cap-
tain Chicken, who passed up Channel yesterday, after putting Capt.
NleholaA and the crew left on board the Salting sloop on shore. The
Louisa was left in lat. 44 54 N, long. 38 30 W.

THURSDAY, Nov. 10.—Nocin, Wind W.S.W.—Modesikte-
(High water 1111 44m a.m.)
Amman—The Sherbrooke, Longford, from New York—firiitarmiti,
Packet, Innes ; and Lily, M'Donald, from Trieste.
ALSO ARRIVED—The Marquis of Ely, Murphy, from Wexfo
Despatch, Hall, from Wicklow—Swift, Hill, from Bristol—Gaz
Evans; from Bideford—Venus, Munro, froM Toberrnor--r• •
from Maryport—Atul, Brown, from Workington.
SAIL B -The Monongahela, Brown; for Philadelphia—Eiditiiiii4".
Dearness, for New 1 ork--The 'tuna. Sanderson, for LluentislVret=*
Tamarac, Kane, for New York.

The Kelsick Wood, hence for Jamaica; was spoken'7th NOV. in hit 49, long. 8 48.
• ,
Gilhelm°, Godfrey, hence, at Monte Video.
Alpha, Turner, from Monte Video, at Falmouth.
The Portland, hence for Bombay, was spoken 25th Sept: Off Hilt,.4
Island of Trinitlada.- -
Spider Packet, from Rio Janeiro, off Monte Video, Bth Sept.
The Portia sailed from tWonte Video, 6th Sept.
The Hornet Packet sailed for Rio Janeiro, 29th Aug.
••.
Comala, M.Neil, hence for Calcutta, was spoken 31st Oct. in lat.. 49
30 N, long. 8 50 W.
Pacific. Fisk, hence, at New York, 17th Oct. .4-
Charlotte, Parker, hence, at do, 19th
Maria Frederica, ----, hence, at Cuxhaven.
Sultana, APAuley, from New York, at Quebec.
Ellen, Kemp, from Batavia, at Cowes.
The Sherbrooke, Longford, arrived from New York, sailed 'frOiri Staten Wand on 20th Oct. On the 22d, in lat. 42 40, long. 58; spidee.
the Rembrandt, from Vera Cruz, and supplied her with provistons.'
miles E
of Whitby, was passed on the 20th Oct. about fifty miles S Eof St Peter's, on her beam ends, with loss of main St naizen
masts, and apparently but recently abandoned.
KEY WE ST, Sept. 30.—The cargo of the Integrity, from Ifonduras-1
to Liverpool, was soil 1411 t instant for 3619 dollars 50 cents. The.,
Court awarded 2000 dollars salve.ge.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Novidrissit 10, 1836.
Wind at Holyhead West.—Blowing fresh.
Off Holyhead, inward-bound—No. 1393, Acorn, B Schnr and c)..
1520, Donna-Maria, B B; fm Oporto, at 11 30, a.m.—No. 1125, Gipiy,
Mir, from Waterford ; and No. 1124, Herald, Schni., frOld Cork,
at 1 p m.
Off Holyhead, outward-bound—No. 339, Thomas Dempsey, B 11,
for Africa ; and No. 80, Sarah, B B, for Berbice, at 2 p.m..

Olarketo.

LIVERPOOL CORN

EXCIIANGB, Nov. 10.
nATs, 4r 450,11836 s.l 0, (1
lrish,n. kilndried 3 10 3 4. 1' -
Do. old do.
Do. prime,42lb
• Do. do. old 4 4'.. 4' fi
Foreign, free..., 0 0 0 •
Do. in bond -
PitAsit,•fr irne. qr
46 0 , 50. 0'
Foieign;white
Rolti4s, 41, imp.. qr
English; new 5l 0 .. 55'
Do. Pigeon, old., 52 0 56' 0-
Foreign, free 50: 0 .. 54 0'
Do. in bond 37 0....44 a•
Irish, Tiek,e. new 48 0.. 51 0
Do. old 5O 0 .. 0
MALT, imp: qr
English
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White -.. 0 0- •'
FLOUR, V 280th.
English, fine .... 61 0.. 64 0.1
Irish gds new.. 5:3 60'
Do. fne ....
American. sweet,
per brl. free.... 0 0 0
Do. in bond 26 9 .. 28
Do. sour, free 2B 0 .. 31 0
Do. in bond
Canadian, free - 0
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Do. old lO 8 .. 11 2
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Do. red
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Do. old 8 9 .. 9 9
Do. white 1836 .9 8 10 3
Do. old 9 3 .. 10 3
Dantzik: red .. 0 0.. 0 0
Do, white
Stettin, red 0 0.. 0 0
Do. white 0 0.. 0 0
Conigsberg, red 0 0.. 0 0
Dn. white
Riga & Petersburg 0 0.. 0 0
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Russian, hard... • 0 0 .. 0 0
Canada, red 0 0 0 0
Do. white
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Do. Grinding.6olb 4 4.. 4 7
Irish, Malting, do. 5 6 .. 5 9
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Silver in Bars, (Standard; n 5 o—o 5 0
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