The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-04-27 00:00:00

nu, LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

,9. Dipping Eittelligcnce.

TUESDAY, APRIL 24.—Wind N.B.
A ttaivz D.—Johnstone, from Demerara—Pandora, from Barbados—.
Trio, from Antwerp—Juun, Cox, from Alexandria—Nyverheid, from
05tend—Cambridge, Bursley, from New York, sailed 2d April
SAILED —Malabar, Southward, from Bombay—Junana, Huxtable,
for Caleutta—Cheerful, Smith, for Cape of Good Hope—Anaxibia,
Trevethen, for Brazils— Congress, Eaton, for Havana— Walter,
Waulk,for Philadelphia—Wostchester, Ferris,for New York—Ariosto,
Illackler, for Boston—Ocean, Douglas ; Resolution, Davies ; and
Evergreen, Moran, for Quebec—North Briton, Taylor, for Miramichi
—Racer, Laity, for Leghorn—Zante, Winsor, for. Malta and Zante—
Lady Ctemorne, Fenwick, for St Petersburg

Ganges, Jones, hence, at Mobile
Thomas, Taylor, hence. at Apalachicola
Medora, Budd ; Thomas Bennett, Hague ; Mary, Owens ; Therrold,
and Abercromby, Ure, hence, at Charleston
Berwick, Chase, hence, at Philadelphia
Europe Marshall', hence, at New York, Ist April
Nerio, Jarvis. heOce. at Algiers
Tom Tough,. Williamson, hence, at Chafente
Blakely, Snipe, from Manilla: at• London.
The,Pensylvannia, for„New. York. in hauling, out, of the Prince's
Basin, got foul Of the Cambridge from New York the Pensylvania
carried away her foretop-gallahtmast and Starboatd running rigging,
and anchored in the, river. , , _ _

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The Pauline, Vanderpre; (Or Ostend, is aground in the New Channel.
Hebron. Burns hence for Boston, at Bermuda, with rudder sprung.
The Robertson, Neile, hence for Montreal, put into, Domingo Bay,
county Donegal, with windlass upset and 150 boxes soap thrown over-
board.
Sir Colin Campbell. Scott, from Savannah for this port, ran on the
rocks off Bumada, sth March. She was got off by the wreckers after
discharging part of her cargo, and taken inside St. George's, where
she filled. .
A large' ship was seen aground on the Bahama Banks, to the east-.
ward of the Riding Rocks, 18 March.
A vessel, supposed to be a ship, was seen ashore 10 miles south Of
Cape Florida. 22 March, with wreckers around her.
Alexander Robertson, sailed from Dubliri for Alexandria, 22 inst.
KEY WEST, MARCH 10.—The Howard, from Havannah to St. Peters
burg, that was on shore on Florida Reef, is very leaky, and will return
to Havannah to be repaired.. About 300 boxes of sugar are.damaged.
Birkby, Johnson, hence at Barbadoes
Frances, Armstrong, hence at St. John, N,B.
Brighton, Howes, and Timoleon, Allinson, hence at Boston
Palos: Baynes; Henry Hood, M'Farlane; Europe, Marshall ; South
America, Heath. and Solon, Wood, hence at New York
Utica, Pell, and BUrglindy, Rockett, from Havre at New York
Berwick, Chase, hence at Philadelphia
Nerio. Jarvis. hence at Algiers
Tom Tough, Williamson, hence at Charente
Blakely, Snipe, from Manilla, at London
Lady Rennaway, Davidson, sailed from Leith Roads 19th instant
for New South Wales
Fanny & Jane, Lovering, hence for Leghorn, ran on shore oh the
island of Fermentun, previous to the 26th ult. The cargo will be,
saved. partly in a damaged state
A ship was seen 10th March, in lat. 26 30, supposed to be on shore'
on Ladbury Reef
Agnes, Maxwell, from Whitehaven for Granville, was driven on
shore near Blainville,.l.7th instant ; crew saved
Julia, Melhuish, from Gallipoli, at this port. On the ist instant, off
Cape St. Vincent, spoke the Margaret, Mills,, hence fur Venice

WEDNES bAY, A rim E.N.E. moderate.
Anitivmm—Johnstone, Spence, from Demerara ; sailed Mat ult.—
Splendid, Howes, from Mobile—Nimrod, Manning, from Charleston-;
sailed 2( th nit —Lancaster, Alexander, from New York—Eva Sua-
most, Murg, from Fredericksham—Flora, Fampke, and Hector,
—, from Altona.

SAILED.—Ripley, Stewart, for Calcutta—Victoria,VVilliamson, for
BarbadoeS—Pbc6mx,' Bartley, fOr Antigua—Gleaner, Gittfirie, for
Chaleur Bay• George Harper, Owens, for Gedoa. &c..—Pennsylvania,
Smith ; 11. Allen, Wilson, and John Marshall, Curtis, for New York
—lsabel. Greave, for Alexamlretta—Arrow, Merac, and Arrow, Har-
ris, for Gibraltar—Maass, Bakema, for Liehou—Captain Ross, Morton,
for Montreal, &e.—Spruce, A ustin, for Naples=-Guardian, Cooper, for'
Rio Janeiro—and Cornelius Dasse Victor, liosker, for Rotterdam.

, Hallyards, Brown, from the Clyde. at Demerara
John ft Marion Christal, Christal, hence at Leghorn
Wild Irish Girl, Tooker, hence at Venice
Superb, Wedgren, hence at Elsinore
Amandus & Caroline, Adam, hence at Hamburg
Frederick Wilhelm. Schroder, hence at Memel
Lady Stormont, M`Minn, from Hamburg for this port, at Deal
H. M. S, Dublin. from Rio Janeiro, off the Wight
Yarmouth, Forsyth, sailed from Leghorn for this port 11th instant
Adeona,'Angel, sailed from Venice for this port 11th' instant, and
and the Warrior, Armstrong, on the 15th
Maria Hardy, Jobson, from St. Ingo de Cuba, at Swansea •
Neptune, of London, East Indiaman, with a general and valuable
cargo, was discovered on the mornint, of Tuesday last, to be driven
on the rocks at Godrevy, in the parish of Gwithian, a perfect wreck
and there is every reason to fear that all on board perished. Several
bodies have been picked up.—Welsh Paper.
I%Tamst, April 14.—The ice on the Haff continues quite fast.
GOTHENBURG, April 11.—The weather has been mild for several
days, with occasional strong westerly winds; it is expected the navi-
gation will be open in the course of ten days
STETTIN, April 17.—The Haft' between this and Swinemuncleoias
fried from lee a few days since. The Baltic is still full of ice, and
several vessels have returned, having, been unable to force their way
through it between Swinnemunde and Elsinore

THURSDAY, Aram 27.
SAlLED.—Charles Hamerton, Reynolds, for St. Domingo and Trini-
dad—Ulrica, Bohrent, for Stettin—Daniel Wheeler, Bouch, for Rio
Janeiro—Glide, Ridley, for Portsmouth—Angelina, Cornelian, and
Cmsar, Killer, for Osterol—Denmark, Bargs. for N. Orleans—Sceptre,
Doughty, for Hambro'—Eliza Ann, Burgeas, for Boston—Memtion,
Every, fur Bombay—Drie Gegusters, Dykstrx. for Amsterdam and.
Ilarlingen—Amphltrite, Simms. for Ancona—Ruby. Weitcott, for
Quebec—Citizen, Thorpe. for New Orleans—Amy, Christie. for Elsi-
nore—•-Charles, Barker, for Bath-13fidgetown; Medley, for Quebec—
and Providence, Pierce, for New Orleans.

Intrepid, Hare, from Laguna. at this port • sailed 13th Feb. Left
the Henry Brougham, loading for London ; lnca, Mountaineer, and
Prowler,'for Liverpool, and Mary, for Cork. On 19th March, in lat.
31, lopg. 63. spoke the Lady Katherine, Barham,from Jamaica for
London. On 10th Apr,il; in lat. 47, long. 24. spoke the Sirius, (steamer)
from Cork for New York ; six days out—Wind S W. blowing fresh.
Mary & Ann, Bartlett, from Arica, at this port ; sailed 31st Dec.
The Ide was to sail 10th Jan. for Islay. On 4th instant, in lat. 32 19,
rung. -13, spoke the Gipsey, from Pernambuco, for Hamburg. On the
42Ist instant, spoke the St. Cloud, from N ew ()deans for this port
Scotland, Robinson, froth New York, at thisport
The Robertson. Ne.iil, hound to Montreal, which put into Donnings
Bay, Iml not received much damage except in her bulwarks, and has
put to sea
Frances, Heath, from Bombay, .at St. Helena
Frances Ann, Hay, from China, ditto
Ann, M'Alpine, from Sincapore, ditto
Ileber, Campbell. flom!Batavia, ditto
Rosalind, Crouch,, from Canton, at Halifax
Westmoreland, Smith, hence at Halifax
Lady Combermere, Brown, hence at Africa
Barbadian; Barker, from London, at Barbadoes
Sarah, Adolphus, hence at Demerara
Vixen, Wakena. from Leghorn for Liverpool, off Cape Finistern
Hannah Graysop, Benrice, from Jamaica, at Dear
Louisa, M'Kellar, from Trinidad, at the Clyde ; sailed 15th March.
The Blucher sailed the day preVious for Liverpool. Off Bermuda,
saw the lower mast of a vessel of about 300 tons, standing perpendi-
cularls feet above water • "

LATEST. DATES AT. LIVERPOOL.
From Direct. Indirect. From Direct: ' Indiret.
Calcutta .. Feb ....17 klaranharr, Feb ....11
Bombay....' March . 1 N. Orleans March .. 25
Mauritius .. Jan ..., 5 Mobile .. 1 larch..2s
Rio Janeiro. Feb. .. 2 SavannA . March..2B
Bahia • • .Feb. ..11 Charleston Nlarch. 29
Pernambuco March.. 5' New N'ork. April:. 2

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. LIVERPOOL TIDE I'ABLE.
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pays.' 1
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,11 ft. H. H. At: F. i.:.
Tuesday...' 24 111 5 11 25 20 6 ,Mars rises 4h 31m morn.
Wednesday —25 111 45 ----- ,20' 8 , Ox. and Cam. East. Term b.
Thursday . —26 1 0' 5 025119 10 1 [St. Mark. Ouch. Glo: b.
Friday 27 1 044 1 5 lB 8 ' Saturn rises 8h 38h morn.
Saturday ..,..28 ' 125 1 4.5 16 B,' Length of day 14h 44m.
Sunday 29 2 7 230- / 14 8; 2d Sunday after Easter.
Monday 3O 254 32 1 0 l2 8 i Length of night 9h Sm.
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PREMIUMS or INSURANCE AT LLOYD'S.
LONDON & LIVERPOOL, Outward. Home. ,
(Sailing before 12th Jan.) -
to .„ .. .... after lit Aug.
Jamaica.
Leeward Isl. Demerara & Berhice 2O 0 0 0 20 -0 —25 0
Ilon,luras 30 0 35 0 140 0 —l5O 0
New York, Boston '
Charleston, Savannah
New Orleans
Havana Pth Jan 4O 0 60 0 140 0 —l5O 0
Canada - 35 0 0 0— 0 0
British North America 3O 0— 40 0 0 0— 0 0
Newfinindland 25 0— 30 0 20 0— 30 0
Brazil"
River Plate 35 o—. 40 0 35 0 0 0
East Indies
Company's ShiPs 045 ' 0
Batavia
New South Wales • 40 0— 50 0 40 0 ,-- 60 0
Cape of Good Hope
Africa 25 0— 30 0 :30 0 —l2O 0
Gibraltar
Lima, Valparaiso, &e.
Malta, Sicily, Szc. .• 25 0— 39 ' 0 20 0— 25 0
Smyrna and Constantinople
Malaga , 020 0 —.30 .0 20 0 -- 25 0
Madeira
Western Isles, Cape cie Verds 2O 0— 30 0 20 0' .-.25 0
Lisbon
Cadiz
France
Holland •
7 65=1'0 oo 77 66 --
1160 . 06
.11mulnirtr, Bremen, &e,
Gottenburg, Stockholm
Petersburg, Riga. &e.
__ 6. „
Oporto
15 0— 20 0 13 0— 0 0
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PRICES OF WOOI

S' AT LlviipooL.

ENGLISIL—Dp,wnTwes and Wethers 13d to 14thtr lb ; Down Tegs
15d to 16d; Oombing Fleeces lid to 13d; Ditto Skin 13d to 15d; Super.
Skin 14d to 16d Head Skin 12d to lid.

SCOTCH.—Laid Highland 9s to 98 6d ; White ditto Ils 3d to 125;
Laid Crossed 12s to 13s; Washed ditto 14s to 15s; Laid Cheviot 14s
to 15s ; Washed ditto 16s to 20s 6d ; White ditto 24s to 28s per stone
of 141bs.
'atm—Fleeces, mixed lots 131 d to 15d ; Wethers 13d to 14d ; Hogs
15d to 16d; Combing Skins 131 d to 14/d ; Short Shin Ild to 13d.
FoamoN.—ltussian 6,1 to 7d ; Odessa, fine 12d to 21 d ; Buenos
Ayres 3/d to 4d; blogadore and Barbary 3d to 4d ; mashed P eruvian
81d to 91d; unwashed ditto 6d to 7d; Portugal 11, 10d to 12d ; ditto,
Tow marks 8/d to 91d ; German Fleeces 14d to I6d ; ditto, assorted,
17d to 20d ; ditto, Lambs' 18d to 30d ; Spanish It. 17d to 22d ; ditto,
F.S. 15d to 22d; New South Wales 12d to 21d per lb.

LIVERPOOL AGRICULT
B. d,
Old Hay • 0 961 otlY2olbl
New Hay O. 9 0 0
Clover Hay. •
StraW, Wheat 0 7 0 7i--
Straw,,Oat O, 6 0 7 -7
Straw,Barley 0 5 0 6

URAL MARKET, APRIL 26.

s. d. s. d.
Potatoes 1 1082 01P' 9011,
Cattle Potatoes 2 2 2 5
Turnips 30 0.32 0 per ton
Carrots 35 050 0
Mang/ewurzle 0 030 0 —.
Manure -9 010.0

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LIVERPOOL. PROVISION MARKET, APRIL 26.
The following are about the asking rates for old Butter, according to
freshness and qu,ality :—Belfast 81s 90s; Coleraine, Banbridge, &c.
71s e 85s ; Kilkenny, (a favourite article,) 8811 92s ; Carlow 70s 0
86s. The business doing by no means important, and great anxiety to
sell continuing. New Grass Butter comes to market, in small parcels,
from the South of Ireland. The first 'arrivals are usually taken off
yrith considerable avidity ; va.such is the case just now, the market
being cleared at 103 s to 10. ithout difficulty. Of course, as the
season advances, our Irish friends must not calculate upon a sustenance
of these prices; as we believe, from all accounts, the make will be
abundant-4his, of itself, is it circumstance sufficient to keep prices at
a moderate figure, independent of the paramount one, that the existing
stock of "old flutter being conSlderable, the same must be got rid of, at
very low prices, and the attention of the manufacturing districts, in
their present depressed condition,will naturally be directed to a lzieury
of the cheapest descriptiOn:—Pickled • Butter maintains, with much
steadiness, our late quotations; 91s e Ids for second quality.—Beef
and Pork remain without any alteration either in price or demand.—,
Bacon brisk and prices fully supported.—Hams inquired for, and are
worth 56s e 645.—Bladdered Lard 65s ; Firkin SIS e 60s per cwt. and
in fair request.

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 23.
We have had *a very large supply of Beasts at,market to-day, and
the quality throughout has-been exceedingly good. The market has
been' very heavy; the buyers not willing to accede to the price asked
by the holders of, Cattle, and as they woilld not give way there have
beets many very prime Treasta left unsold. The supply of Sheep has
been limited, hut we cannot note any alteration in price Irum last
week's quotations. Prime Beef sold at about 'Gil, niiddang 6d; or-
dinaiy t0..541, bilt principally at the latter price Good Wether
Mutton sold at 7d, middling and ordinary 6d to 61d. Number of Beasts
at market, 1/41; Sheep 2.117, Pigs 6.