The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-12-22 00:00:00

gAipping Intelligente.

FRIDAY, DSCEMBER IS.
SAlLEn.—Chicora, Rogers, and Xyion, Putnam, for Charleston—
Mary, Hawkins, for Demerara—Voluntario, Golhardo, for Lisbon—
Banshire. M'Kenzie, for Mobile—Cumberland, Fogwell, for St.
Michael—Magnificent, Whitty ; Howard, Mills, and Glengarry,
Harkness, for Savannah—John Campbell, Midgley, and Magistrate,
Turner, for Africa—Brie Gezusters, Dykstra, for Amsterdam--
Margaret Jane, Roche, for Newfoundland—Galata, Palmer, for
Constantinople—and Pakenham, Wardle, for Pernambuco.

The Osprey, Kirk, hence to Bombay. has put into Beaumaris,
from Belfast Lough, where she anchored after striking on the
South Rock, and will return to Liverpool
Olympia, -, hence at New Orleans
Foskina, Gogh, for Rotterdam, and Jupiter, Schaefer, for Ostend,
at Falmouth

Helene, Eugene, from Antwerp, at Penzance
Mary Dugdale, —, from Dublin to Port Adelaide, was spoken
10th August, in lat. 37 33 S, long. 4 22 E
Creole, Stephenson, hence at Monte Video
Resolution, Blake, from Tralee to Liverpool, was wrecked on
the Coast of Galway, in the late gales ; crew drowned.
Chester, Doyle, hence to Savannah, has put into Kinsale, NNW'
loss of foremast, &c. ; bore up from long. Is
KINSALE, Dec. 13.—The Prince of Waterloo, from Liverpool to
Savannah, out 18 days, has put into this port leaky, having bore up
from lat. 54, long. 17

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19.—Wind E. fresh.

SAILED.—EIIen Jenianson, Tasker, for Africa—Providentia,
Grave, for Antwerp—Windermere, Armstrong. for Calcutta—
Geerdina, Boer, for Rotterdam—Arrow, Harris, for Gibraltar—
Acadia, M•Kenzie, for Mobile—Oliveira Primeira, Santa Anna,
for Oporto—Charles, Rickmers, for o.tend—Onrust, Dik, for Rot-
terdam—Augusta, Baddeley, and Castlereagh, Kellar, for St. Mi-
chael—Affleck, Banks, for Santa Martha, &c.—Francois First,
Ainsworth, for New York—Martha Washington, Stevens, for New
Orleans—Law Ogilby, Morris, for Constantinople—Weatherall,
Conaeher, for Batavia, &c.—and Henry M'Cormack, Clering, for
Bombay.

Firefly, Stone, hence at Syra, with part of her cargo damaged,
and sailed 28th Nov. for Constantinople _

Ilebe, Warren, hence at Syra, with part of her cargo damaged,
and sailed 26th Nov. for Constantinople

Andrew M'Kean, Thompson, hence for Hamburg, at Stornaway
Vintage, Fraser, hence for Westport, at Stornaway; lost sails,
&c. _ _

Scotland, Cunningham, hence at Manilla
Margaret, Mollard, and Mary, Bond, hence at Smyrna
Martha, Martin, sailed from Smyrna 26th Nov. and Sultana,
Rogers, 27th Nov. both for Liverpool
Eliza, Bellord, from Constantinople, and Herald, Alcock, from.
Alexandria, at Malta, and both sailed 3rd Dec. for Liverpool

James Geary, from Smyrna for Liverpool, off Cape Clear
16th Dec.

Brooke, -, (that sailed this morning) for Jamaica, has put
back with loss of rail, bulwarks, &c. having been in contact with
the Acadia, for Mobile
KINSALE, Dec. li.—Prince of Waterloo, Hepburn, from Liver-
pool for Savannah, which put in here yesterday, leaky, &c. must
discharge

SUNDAY, DEcEmßaft,2o.-:Wind E.N.E.

SAILED.—Zeno, Stephenson, 'for Jamaica—Oxford, ltathbone,
for New York—Algonquin, Turley, for Philadelphia—Nicolai Ist,
Aspgren, for Malta—Mincarlo, Tregarthen, for St. Michael—and
Earl Percy, Gordon, for Maranham.

Archer, Mathewson, hence at Barbadoes
Margaret, Probst, hence at St. Thomas
Elizabeth Wood, Crosbie ; Elizabeth, Price; and Barbadian,
Hughes, hence at Jamaica
Fuome, Swaubeck, and Nye Carleby, Helderman, hence at Revel
John Peat, Leslie, hence and Santa Martha, at Carthagena
Pennsylvania, Farnham, hence for New Orleans, was spoken
12th Dec.

Corsair, Farrant, hence for Leghorn, was spoken gth Dec. in lat.
51, long. 11
Concord, Bruce, hence for Newcastle, at Loch Muddy, leaky,
lost bulwarks, &c. and must discharge part of her cargo
James & Ellen, Fuer, from Jersey for Liverpool, at Waterford,
leaky _ _ _

Juno, Spohn, from Danzic for Liverpool, at Longhope
Harper, Murphy, from Miramichi for Liverpool, at Crookhaven
Norman, Wood, from New Orleans for Liverpool, off Cape Clear
13th Dec.

Robert Watson, -, from Quebec for Liverpool, was spoken
11th Dec. in lat. :•0 37, long. 11
Julie, from Bathurst for Liverpool, was spoken Bth Dec.
with loss of sails, stanchions, companion skylight, &c. and rudder
damaged; out 42 days
Zorilda, Brien, sailed from Jamaica for Liverpool 31st October
Brutus, M'Kenzie, from Greenock for Tobago, at Waterford,
leaky, and must discharge
Jane Geary, Reid, from Smyrna for Liverpool, at the Cove
Adventure, Catto, sailed from Carthagena for London 12th Oct.
Hope, Guthrie, sailed from Marseilles for Liverpool 11th Dec._

Wixvoan, Dec. 17.—A jolly-boat, marked outside Reward, Jer-
sey ; inside, F. Legrand, and also several pieces of bulwarks, have
been washed on shore near Carnsore Point

MONDAY, DECEMBER 21.—Wind N.E. moderate.

ARRIVED.—Jane, Thompson, frem Bahia and the Cove—lsabella,
Dornin, and Carl Grey, M'Cartney, from Glasgow—and Johannes,
Finnigan, and Dundalk, Gieen, from Dundalk.
SAILED.—James, Whyte, and Mary Ann, Edie, for Sydney,
N.SW.—Harmonie, Schaebling, for Rotterdam—Fame, Dunning-
ham, for Port-au-Prince—Jumna, Verstracht. for Ostend—Emma,
Maine, for Bilboa—Brooke, Adam, for Jamaica—and Irlam, Mor-
phew, for Barbadoes.

Joseph, Potlich, hence for Ghent, at Falmouth
Puella, Thomas, from Palermo, and Cleofrid, Robertson, from
Cronstadt, at Kingstown, both for Liverpool
Ferris, Hellyer, from ntwerp for Monte Video, off Portsmouth
Undaunted, -, from Dalhousie to .Liverpool, was spoken
15th Nov. in lat. 42 N, long. 59 W, with loss of bowsprit

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING.

(SINCE OUR LAST PUBLICATION.)

AFRICA.
Rocket, Bishop, 237 Africa, C Horsfall & Son
WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA.

Argestes, T Hannah, 27► Kingston, Jam & Cameachy, J Poole &Co
Jamaica, A Whyte, 298 Kingston, Jam, W Rose & Conor, J M Wood
UNITED STATES.
Asia, J H Sears, 550 New Orleans, Ingleby or Brown &Co
Robert Benn, T Mathews, 703 Charleston, G Brown & Harrison
Prompt, .1 Morton, 398 Charleston, Cram, Smith &Co
Abeona, J Barrow, 136 Genoa, Haskayne & Co or White
Michigan, G B Sturges, 493 New Orleans, T Dixon &Co
New England, S H Croker, 337 New Orleans, Fletcher
Garland, T Rogers, egg Apalachicola, C Pilkington
Devonport, R Broadfoot, 767 Mobile, R & G Benu

EUROPE.
Irma, J Verstrate, 80 Ostend, Bahr, Behrend &Co
Kompariel, J Harding, 97 St Michael's, G Y Fishley
Cynosure, N Yabsley, 136 Beirut & Alexandretta, J Moss &Co
Fenella, J Wakeham, 66 Gibraltar & Malaga, J Aikin, & Son
Eliza & Mary, J B S Steven, 70 Gurnsey, J Glynn & Son
Alexander, M Teare, 29 Ramsey, H Brown & Co

Inatitetri.

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, DEC. 18.

Sugar.—The Demand for B. P. has been extremely limited, and
the sales are only 200 hhds., chiefly good and fine, at previous prices ;
brown and low middling are quite neglected. No sales reported in
Mauritius; But in Brown Bengal the sales are extensive, amounting
to 7800 bags, chiefly at 54s to sgs ; a small parcel of fine white
brought 86s to 86s 6d per cwt. 40 brls. of Brown Bahia have been
sold at 21s to 22s per cwt. Nothing done in Bonded Refined. The
sales of Molasses are limited to go puns. of ordinary Grenada at 31s
per cwt., with a few Antigua at 308 per cwt. Coffee.—We have
had a fair demand for Plantation this week, and the sales comprise
140 casks, chiefly of the middling and better descriptfons, for which
former rates have been paid, whilst for the ordinary qualities a
decline of 3s to 5s has been submitted to. 200 bags good Mocha
brought 120 s per cwt., and small lots of Rio, via' the Cape, have
been taken at the quotations. In Cocoa, Ginger and Pimento no
transactions to report. 200 bags black Pepper sold at 3id to 33d
per lb. No sales of Bengal Rice ; a small lot of Carolina sold at
36s per cwt. The business in Rum is limited to 70 puns. of Demerara,
•at rather lower prices.
Tea.—lmporters not being willing to submit to the reduction
which has taken place in the London market, the sales have been
confined to a few small parcels in second hands, for which rather
lower rates have been accepted. _ .

The sales of Indigo have been confined to a dozen serons of
Caracca, at 4s 5d to 4s 7d per lb. Nothing reported in Shell Lac
or Lac Dye. 50 bales of Senna brought 44d per lb, and a few tons
of Turmeric 23s 6d to 28s per cwt, Of Cochineal, 6 serons of silver
sold at 4s 4d per lb, 600 chests of Cassia were sold at 78s, 80s, and
86s, according to quality. There has been a trifling demand for
Saltpetre, and about 600 bags sold very ordinary at 2is 6d, and fair
to good at 26s gd to 295. In Nitrate of Soda, 400 bags sold at 21s
to 21s 6d, and 980 tons at 200 3d per cwt.
Dyewoods,--The sales consist of Co tons Campeachy Logwood at
£8 155 to £9 12s 6d; 20 tons Cuba Fustic at £9 los to £9 15s, 90
tons Tampico at .e 5 5s .4'5 7s 6d ; 90 tons Lima Nicaragua Wood at
£l2, and 17 tons Manilla Sapan Wood at £l2 5s per ton. The
business in Turpentine is confined to one parcel of 401) to 500
brsls., the price for which has not been allowed to transpire. In
Tar no sales reported. There is a steady demand for Pot Ashes,
and 200 brls. of the new imports have been sold at 30s per cwt.
For Pearl Ashes 305 has been given, and the market is firm at this
price. Hides.—There is not much inquiry, but the market remains
steady ; 1600 salted Monte Video Ox have been sold at 4id to sd,
3600 Cowes at 7id, 400 dry salted Brain at sd, 120 salted Berbice
at sad per lb; and 1.200 Horse at 12s to 12s 6d each. Tobacco.—
The sales this week amounted to 170 hhds., of which 20 were for
Ireland, and the remainder to Manufacturers. Prices continue
steady.
There is no change to notice in the Brimstone market; the sales
this week are 60 tons, at £'lo 10s per ton. Only small sales in
Sumac, at the quotations. Nothing to report in Argols or Cream
of Tartar. 46 bags Galls (sorts) have been disposed of at 658 per
cwt. Flag Annato has been inquired for, but the sales are limited
to a few casks of fine quality, at ls per lb, No sales reported in
Madder or Roots. The sales of Olive Oil amount to about 60 tuns,
at very full prices; an advance of 20s per tun for the common des-
criptions is now generally demanded. A few small parcels of Cod
Oil have brought £26, and of Pale Seal £3O lOs per tun ; the latter
article is getting scarce, and must be considered rather dearer.
Seed Oils have also experienced some improvement, and pale Rape
is is to is 6d higher this week ; 22 cases East India Teel Oil sold
by auction at 478, and 6 cases Linseed Oil at 27s 6d per cwt. For
Oil of Turpentine there is not much demand, but no alteration in
price. About 100 tons Palm Oil have been sold during the week,
chiefly during the week, chiefly in small lots, at .436, but part rather
lower ; the largest holders, however, refuse to sell at present rates.
Some little business has been done in Flax at about the quotations.
In Hemp no sales of importance have taken place, but the market
is again a little firmer. For Tallow there has been a fair inquiry,
but having been met by a demand of higher prices, the transactions
bave been limited ; early in the week 49s was accepted for yellow
Candle, but small sales have since realized 49s lid, and 508 is
generally required.