The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-01-19 00:00:00

Mary Sealer-
On the

vine, from Calcutta.

on, from Bonny

os and Huski
—Colchester, Wither

from Bombay

21st Nov., spoke the Malabar, from Calcutta to this port. On the
28th Dec., in lat 41, long 24, experienced a severe hurricane for ten
hours—John Ellis. Price; Breeze, Wall; Susan and Ann, Jones,
from Wicklow—Edmund, Lamborn, from Wexford—Ann, Irving,
from Drogheda—Eliza Wesley, Ellis, from Ross—Elizabeth, Jones,
from Dublin—William, Jones, from London—and Quebec, Davies,
from Poole.
SAI LED.—Agenora, Olney, for Mobile—and Majestic, Rowland,

Naples.

Mary Elizabeth, Corrie, from China at the Cape of Good Hope
Fortfield, Wills, from Batavia at ditto
Blake, Eshelby, from Calcutta at ditto, and sailed Bth November
for this port
Deemster, Scott, hence at ditto
Sarah Trotman, Brown, from La Guayra at ditto
Amity, Warner, sailed from ditto for Ceylon 3d November
Thalia, Rogers, hence at Genoa, rather leaky, and part of bul-
warks washed away
Emma, hence at ditto
Princess Victoria, from Trieste for this port off Malaga 25th Dec.
Cornhill, Collins, hence at Newfoundland, with loss of foremast
and maintopmast, and mainmast sprung
Mona, late Gill, from Calcutta for Mauritius, was spoken 29th
September, in lat 3 S, long 91 E, in charge of the second mate, the
captain having died, and the chief mate being in irons, for mal-
treatment of the crew
Rising Sun, Christian, from Lacuna for this port at Cove. On

the 10th Nov., oft Laguna, spoke the Lady Douglas, from Vera Cruz.
On the 2d Dec., in lat 30. long 7y, the New Brunswick, hence for
Savannah. On the 3d Jan., iu lat 48, long 28, Vie Republic, hence
for New York

Lawrence, Ellwood, from Berbice off Dover, sailed 25th Nov., and
from Antigua 4th Dec. The Grace, Pearson, was to sail from
Antigua for New Orleans about 10th Dec.
Lion, Donaldson, sailed from Kiliala 2d instant, for this port, and
it is feared foundered in a gale of that evening off Tory Island. The
stern of a boat, with J. Donaldson, Lion, of Sligo, painted on it, a
rudder, some hatches, spars, &c. having been washed on shore
Emma, Maine, and Orb, Gunn, hence at Bilboa
John Bagshaw, Redington, sailed from Mauritius for Calcutta 7th
October

. MILFORD, 12TH JAN.—The John Bentley, Disbrow, from Liver-
pool to Savannah, and the Pomona, Asplett, from Bahia and Ma-
gaio to Liverpool, were in contact last night off the Smalls—the
latter filled—the crew got on board the John Bentley, which has
put in here leaky—bows stove, and loss of topmast.
FALMOUTH, Jan. 13.—The Spey, (packet,) from Falmouth to
Mexico is lost in the Bahama Channel . crew, passengers, and mail
saved, and taken to Nassau.

SATURDAY. JAN

ARY 16.

—Wind S.E,

ARRlVED.—Caledonia, (steamer) from Boston and Halifax—Sir
Cohn Campbell, —, from Charente—and Ann, Newson, from
Odessa.

SAlLED.—Philadelphia, Greve, for Baltimore—and Burrell, Pat-
tison, for Savannah.

Mersey, -, hence for Jamaica, was spoken 6th Dec. in lat
26, long. 30

Windsor, -, hence for Pernambuco, was spoken sth Dec. in
lat. 12 N, long. 26 W
Fanny. , hence at Newfotitidland

Washington. hence at Mobi.

22nd Dc

Cognac Packet. , from the Cape of Good Hope at London
Sarepta, Outerbridge, from Cuba at Swansea 12th Jan.
Rose, --, from Liverpool for Larne, was in contact this
morning with a steamer, and drove on the rocks near New Brigh-
ton. with bows stove, but was afterwards got off

Thelestris, Kelly, from New Orleans, at the Clyde, all well, and
was not wrecked in Dundrum Bay
Bombay, , and Havre, from New Orleans, at Havre
BRISTOL, Jan. 14. Glasgow, Thompson, from Montreal for
Liverpool, was totally wrecked on the south side of Sable Island,
17th Nov. Mate and one man drowned; the remainder of the
crew, and part of the cargo saved

Llysdulas, Jan. 15.—Margaret, Cross, from Liverpool for St.
Übes, was driven on shore on Dulas Rock, last night, and lies
broadside on. Crew saved.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 17

ARAI VED

.—Wind W,S.W. moderate

—Eleanor Lancaster, —, from Calcutta—Anion,
, from Honduras—Gazelle, —, from Messina—Hope,
Guthrie, from Marseilles—Henry, —, from St. Michael—and
England, Irom St. John, N. 13.

SAILED.—Nerio, Jarvis, for Azores—Trinidad Packet, Hudson,
for Trinidad—and Horsford, Warnock. for Barbadoes, &c.

Broad Oak, -, from Bahia, that was on shore near Mock-
beggar, was got oft this morning and into Dock
Wiliam & Elizabeth, Filcher, hence and Barbadoes, at New
Orleans
Martha, -, hence for Barbadoes, was spoken 25th Nov. in
lat. 37, long. 21
Chalco, Dickinson, hence at Monte Video
Virginia, Hussey, and Iris, lbellage, hence at Havana
Anno Liffey, Daley; Denmark, Frost, and Alexander Grant,
hence at Mew Orleans
Washington, M`Lay, hence at Mobile
Gaston, Stinston, and Charles Humberston, -, hence at
Savannah

Nelson Wood, -, hence at Charleston
Alexander, Leeds, hence at Baltimore

Jeannette, Colby;and John Baring, Magna, hence at New York
Fingalion, Primrose; Alexander Edmond, Strang, and Pursuit,
Spence, hence at St. John, N.B.

Clio, Daly, and Wanderer, Walmsley, hence at Halifax
Lady Brougham, Dane, from Messina; Vesta, Christie, from
Odessa—Sultana, Rogers, from Smyrna—and Beccles, Manthorpe,
from Monte Video for Liverpool, at the Cove
Europe, Bachelor, hence for New York, at Halifax; sprung
spars, lost sails, andshort of provisions and water
Jane Walker, —, hence for Brazils, was spoken 30th Nov. in
lat. 51, long. 18
Acadia, (steamer) hence and Halifax, at Boston 21st Dec.
South America, Bailey, hence at New York. On 10th Dec. in
lat. 44, long. 45, spoke the Trusty, hence for St. John, N.B.
Rochester, Woodhouse, hence at• New York. On lath Dec. in a
gale, lost topsail and yard
Albion, Burrell, hence at Boston; lost sails, and leaky
Peru, (steamer) from London, at Talcaguana
Cumberland, of Liverpool, at ditto
Columbia Packet, White, and John Cock, Beck, from Lisbon, at
Monte Video
Twenty-nine of May, , from Cadiz, at ditto
tilverstone, —, and Mary, Johnson, from Demerara, at New
Orleans

Lady Paget, Whitley, sailed from Hampton Roads for Africa 21tb
Dec.

',ALM °urn, Jan. 14.—The Harebell, arrived here to-day from
Monte Video, which she left loth Nov. and reports that the block-
ade was raised on the 2nd Nov. and nearly all the English mer-
chant vessels that had been lying at Monte Video had sailed for
Buenos Ayres.

MONDAY, JANUARY 18.—Wind variable and light,

ARRIVED.--Mary Hartley, , from the Mauritius—Hebrcw,
Carr, from New Orleans—England, —, from St. John, N. 13.—
Jessie Miller, from Pictou—Clipper, Holland, from Smyrna—Ma-
tilda, Hodgson, from Messina—Unicorn, —, from Sligo—and
John Begg, from London.
SAlLED.—Britannia, Edwards, for Ceylon, Madras and Calcutta.

Queen of the Ocean, Tilley, for New Orleans, has put back, leaky
Trinidad Packet, Hudson, for Trinidad, has put back
Malabar, Southward, from Calcutta for this port, at Crookhaven
Sovereign, Rogers, from St. Andrew's, ditto, lost sail, boat, &c.
Pictoo, , from St. Übes fur Liverpool, St Waterford
Margaret, Cross, hence lot St. Übes, on shore on Hulas Rock,
will be a total wreck
Capricorn, 7----, hence at Santa Martha
Elizabeth,--, hence and Trinidad, ditto
Castries, --, hence and St. Lucia, ditto
Archer, hence and Barbadoes, at Savanilla
Elizabeth, Price, hence and Jamaica, ditto
Llama, , from Trinidad, ditto
Arethusa, was to sail from ditto for Liverpooi about 20th Nov.
eItOOKIIAVXN, Jan. 14.—The Elizabeth & Henry, from Limerick,
put in here to-day, with cargo on lire and is discharging.
FALMO UTII, Jan. 16.—The Lileau, Lilean, from Lisbon to Liver-
pool, has put in here with loss of mainmast, boats, bulwarks, &c.
and one man washed overboard, having been struck by a heavy
sea 4th instant, in lat. 47, long. 9 12, while lying-to. The vessel
made-much water, and cargo (fruit) is in a perishing state.

VESSELS ENTERED FOR LOADING
(SINCE OUR LAST PUBLICATION.)

AFRICA

Cleford,
261 Africa, H Smith /8z C
WEST INDIES AND MADEIRA.

Indus, S P Benson,

331 Demerara,

G Quayle

UNITED STATES.
John Cumming, G Thayer, 687 Philadelphia, Ingleby &Co
M onticello, J G Lawton, 392 Savannah, Molyneux & Co
Triumph, Armstrong, 166 Windsor, M'Calmont & Co
Adam Lodge, W James, 567 Charleston, Lodge & Co
Commerce, E Jones, 641 New Orleans, Lodge & Co
Nicholas Biddle, C A Hiem, 787 New York, Ingleby &Co

EUROPE.
George Fourth, W Cornelius, gg Charente, .1 Glynn & Sor
Jane Geary, J Reid, 223 Constantinople and Odessa, _

Bahr, Behrend & Co
Jeanette, J Dam, 174 Antwerp, J Johnstone
John & Edward, T Melhaish, 86 Lisbon, J Glynn & Son
Vigilant, L,Simons, • 166 Ostend, Bahr, Bchrend &Co
Perseverance, J Monnot, 120 Ostend, Bahr, Behrend &Co

:ffarrtets.

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JAN. 15

.ric descriptions ; tU

at stem]

Sugar.--There continues a fair demand, particularly for good and
e sales amount to 450 Mids. B. P., ^
Bengal are also much inquired for, and 6500 t

been taken, at 81s 5d to 86s lid for-low to extra fine white, and 545
to 57s for middling to good khaur ; 450 bags Mauritius sold at 70s
to 73s per cwt. Foreign.•—Nothing whatever done. Bonded
Refined.—No sales. 100 puns. Treacle, for Spring delivery, have
brought 148 6d per cwt. Molasses.—The sales consist of 170 puns.
good Demerara, at 32s from the quay, and 50 puns. Antigua, in
in warehouse, at 3vs per cwt. Coffee.—The sales of Plantation
consist of 150 casks Jamaica, at steady prices. Of Foreign, 150
bags of St. Domingo were sold at the quotations. A small lot of
Pimento sold at 3d, and 155 bags black Pepper at 32d per lb. No
sales in Cocoa, Ginger or Rice. Rum.—There is rather more in-
quiry, and the sales amount to 100 puns. strong Demerara, at Is 3id
for middling, to Os for fine marks.

Tea.—The market still continues in the same depressed state, and
prices are nominal.

A few chests of Bengal Indigo are reported at rs 10 per lb ; for 42
serons Guatimala brought to auction there was a good competition,
and high prices were consequently obtained; the whole, excepting
2 serous, were bought for export, at prices ranging from 4s to
(is 5d per lb in bond. The following goods were offered by auction
on Wednesday, viz. 200 chests Shell Lac, 150 chests Lac Dye, 285
bales Bengal Safflower,2oo chests Gum Arabic, 5 chests Olibanum,
3400 bags Turmeric, 850 bags Catch, ;2 boxes Tincal, 21 of Borax,
and 50 cases Castor Oil, of which only a small proportion sold, viz.
180 chests Shell Lac, at 44s to 50s for ordinary block to good bright
garnet, and 68s to 7es for fine orange, 100 bales Bengal Safflour at
tiss to .4'5, 21 of Bombay at 35s to 345, 60 chests East India Gum
Arabic (all faults) at 12s to 435, 5 chests Gum Olibanum at 3gs, 900
bags Bengal Turmeric at 21s to 32s 6d, and 50 bags Catch at igs.
There has been more doing in Saltpetre, but in some instances at
reduced rates; the sales are 2100 bags, at 25s 6d to 2gs. Nitrate of
Soda.-200 bags sold at

21s 6d to 22.;.

Byewoods.--11The sales are 275 tons Campeachy Logwood at
Xy 5s to .4'9 15s, 50 tons Tobasco at £'B.l7s 6d, 150 tons Jamaica at
£6 10s to ..£6 15s; 60 tons Savanilla Fustic at L 5, 30 tons Spanish
at .e 4 12 6d; a few tons Sapan Wood at xlO Iss, and Red Sanders

Wood at .t-7 per ton. There have been no sales of Turpentine nor
of Tar this week, but former prices fully supported. The demand
for new Montreal Pot Ashes has been trifling, but 100 brls. of the
brand of 1838 have been sold at ads per cwt. Pearl Ashes are

neglected. Bides.—There is very littlZ- demand, and the sales arc
confined to a few salted Monte Video Ox at the close of last week
at sd, and 250 dry salted Pernambuco at sid per lb. Tobacco.—
There continues to be a very fair demand, and prices of all kinds
are steady ; the sales this week are 360 lards., of which 110 were
for Ireland, 140 for Scotland, 10 for export, and 100 to Manu-
facturers.

The market for Brimstone continues in a dormant' state; small
sales, with barely sustained prices, and large stocks on hand. Few
sales bave been made in Su►nac, Argols or Tartar. For 25 casks
good flag Annatto offered at auction, there were no bidders. There
have been some transactions in Madders and Roots at the quota-
tions. but too trifling to notice. Olive Oil, from its extreme scarcity,
is held for much higher rates, and the stock of common descrip-
tions being now all in the hands of dealers, a general advance of
30s to 403 per tun may be quoted this week, with every prospect of
still higher prices, as the stocks become further diminished. About
70 tons Cod Oil have been sold at £26 105 off the quay ; small lots
of pale, and a few tuns of coloured Seal, at fully previous rates,
and about 23 tuns boiled Seal Oil and blubber, at some advance.
Pale Rape Oil continues steady, and a further advance generally
required; but Linseed Oil is less saleable,, and the improvement
noticed last week is hardly maintained Oil of Turpentine has
been much inquired for, but the advanced prices demanded have
limited the transactions; 55s has, however, been realized. Palm
the early part of the week two or three trifling sales were
. .

made at about .E 35 10s, but the arrival since 'of two cargoes
(together, about 1100 tons) has checked even the former limited
demand, and there are no transactions of any moment to report.
10 tons Petersburg clean Hemp are reported at 750 bales of
. .

Jute at .414 to .114 ss, and 70 bales ot'Sutin Hemp ate "18 12s 6d.
to .Wly per ton. A much less demand has been experienced this
week for Tallow; small sales of Petersburg yellow Candle have
realized 495, but 48s 6d has been accepted, and the market to.day
is very dull.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, JAN 15.
There has been throughout the week an animated and extensive
demand, from the Speculators as well as from the Trade, in which
nearly all descriptions have participated, though the speculative
business has been principally directed to the low and middling
qualities of. American, which have improved fully id, and to all
descriptions of Surat, which are id per lb higher. Brazil has at
length attracted the notice of the Trade as well as Speculators,
and the business done in this description is greater than we have
experienced in any one week during the last twelve months; we
advance the quotations id per lb. 13,000 American, 6500 Surat and
600 Bahia have been taken on speculation, and 400 American for
export.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON,
From the 10th instant; to this day, inclusive.

Prices paid' IMPORTS
in the week.ThisWk.i this year

470 Sea Island
10 Stained
10360 Bowed Georgia
4930 Mobile
1 Alabama and Tennessee 6
!0490 New Orleans
2100
{ Pernambuco & Paraiba B4
Aricati and Ceara
1990 Bahia and Maceio
f Maranham
1250 Sawginned
▪ .. Minas
Para
50 Demerara, Surinam, &c... 9
810 t Egypt'.
▪ B arbadiF. s
70 Peruvian
▪ Bahama
30 Laguayra
Common West India, &c — —I } 601 l 2162
290 Carthagena 42 5 I
Smyrna
▪ Manilla —
8150 ; Surat 44 6i 1 1 3366
20 Madras
Bengal

211 r
- I} 5836 1 11147
7i IJJ
' 7i 1 1
li
; , j 232967 1 41159

1 748 I} 748

2034 - 2034
82
71 3974 3974

51390 bales

)N MARE

SATURDAY

The market opened with a fair and steady demand, and about
6000 bales were sold at full pi ices—speculators taking 1500 American
and 800 Surat.

MONDAY EVENING

,nsequence of the intelligence brought 1

the Caledonia,

_
(steamer) respecting the crop being known, there was quite a stag-
nation in the market, and for several hours the statements appeared
so conflicting, that it was impossible to tell huw the market was
or would be effected ; it was evident the fire was extinguished,
and the animation so prevalent of late was not visible a about noon
a good demand sprung up, and some heavy speculating in Egyptian
gave a tone to the market which seemed to spend, and at the close
of 'Change we have to report upon 8000 bales having been sold,
viz. 2000 Egyptians gd to 1 ed, of which 1500 are placed to specu-
lators account, with 500 Surat. Some say American was quite as
easy as Saturday, but we consider the market has a healthy ap-
pearance, and the late advance will probably be maintained.