The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-02-02 00:00:00

SOUTH AMERICA

Hardware, (152) J W Williams,' from Puerto Cabello, with loose
about 100 t copper ore, J Bibby and co-1084 bls cotton,,J Bibby and
SonS2 do, Kearsley and SonQ ll

MED I Th; 10A NE4 N.

(95) T Fillieul, from Cephalonia, with 91 Ns 27 crtls cur-
rants, J Heap and Sons—(for Ezwortation),2B crtls 4 Uri currants; J
Glynn and Sod—Q D

AZORES.
Mary Ann, (72) W Atherton% from St. Michael's, 706 boxes oranges
t Rae-3 do, th'e niaster—S D •

EGYPT.

Rhoda, (145) D Paul, from Alexandria,, 200 bales 550 bags, cotton,
cotton, order-175 do, J Pennington—l;, tops aid ropes, the 'mister—
D '

EUROPE.

City of Exeter, (72) J Down, froM Marseilles, with 50 eks 37 his
madder roots, 20 t rough brimstone, Eshelby, Rowett and co—G D
Flirt, (166) H H Dare, from Marseilles, with 30 t brimstone, 4 1)1s
S es routs unkn, 20 hrls capers, 3 bls silk waste, 201 bls madder roots,
5•4 cks madder, order-1 ek 2cs wine, C Cusack-100 do, Crnmp—
S D

+, PACKET BOATS.—FALMOUTH STATION
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. *pipping rintellignue. - ' , 1 G gI,..ERA T. POST-OFFICE.—Jan. 30, 1837.
_____„,,m,„„_.- ' • • Mails. made;'
Last Packets Next Packet
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 39.—Wind S.E. DESTINATION. up in • - gaited. Due.
• ARRIVED.—ScotIand, Robinson, from New York, sailed 24th Dec. .—
---- --.
—City of Exeter, Downes; and Flirt, Davie, front MarseLies. Holland .. : ..... 'Tues. & Fri'. "•" . " Mon. &‘Thurs.
' `SAILED—Ranger, Brown, for Batavia &c.Campbell, WM inn, for Hamburg' & Swed. TueS.**Fri. Tues. &" Satin..
Antigua—L,e; • Roger4on, for Barbadoes—Mary' Worrall, Uardner,• for Lisbon . • • . 1 City of •
Lima—Rubicon, Anderson, for Trieste--:Sisters, Hall, for Naples, &c ' Madeira .. ...... Saturdays ..
.. Taps,
J'an 22. Londonderry,
• Spain & Gibralt. . , '
•Jan. 28.
Ellen, Yapp, from Valparaiso, at Kinsale Malta and Greece.. 2nd Saturd. Jan. 8.
Ingleborough, Rickett, hence, at Anjier, 24th Sept. Egypt and India .. 4th Saturday
Jane, BroWn, from the Clyde, at Batavia, 24th' Sept. and sailed 4th Mcleira ...... .. Ist Tuesday B. Opossum, H.M.B. Tyrian
Oct. for China . " Brazil &B. Ayres. each month. ' Jan. 5: " Jan. 29.
Ann. M'Alpin, hence, at ditto, 6th Oct. America • Ist Wednes. Briseis.. Jan. G. 11.M.8. Alert,
Jessie Logan, Black, from Bombay for China, at Sincapore, the 13th cJamai: L'ward Ist day of
Goldfinch t., Feb. 10,
1 Isl. & Hayti.. H M B Swift,
S''
tki Whiteside, from the M T at ditto a ns, auri ma.
Feb.; .
,
Arab, Ferrier, from Penang, at ditto Mexico and Ha- k 15th day
of B. Sheldrake, B.'Ranger,
Charles Carter, Cristal, from the Cape of Good Hope, at St. Helena vana S ' each month. Jan. 17. ' Jan. 22.
the 16th Nov.
c Jamai. L'ward
each 15th da of H.M.B. Pandora B. Lapwing,
Y Acadian. Wylie, hence, at Liverpool, N.S. t Isl. & Hayti. , •
month. Jan. 17. ' Feb. 9.
• , Liffey, Wooff, from Whitehaven and the Cape de Verds, at Buenos Carthagena
Ayres

John Woodall, Mossman, sailed from Llanelly, for Bombay the 22d
inst. _ _ _

PREMIUMS OF INSURANCE AT LLO YD'S.

Thomas Dougal, Ilastie, sailed from Llanelly, for Constantinople,
the 23th inst.

LONDON & LiVkAtPOOl.4
• (Sailing before 12th Jan.)

Outward

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY' 31.—Wind S.S.B.—Moderate.
ARRIYRD.—The Parker, Risien, from Demerara ; sailed 14th Dec.
SAlLED.—Magistrate, Allen, for Sydney, New South Wales—
Amelia, Orange, for Trebizond, &e.—Berbice, Grayson, for Berbice—
Aurora, Turean, for St. Thomas—Medora, Budd, for Charleston—
Jamaica, Farrell, for Jamaica—Mary, Walker, for Constantinople,
&c.—Mary, Nelson, for Demerara—Pomona,' Stapple, for Sierra
Leone •

Jamaiea
Leeward Isl. Demerara & Berbice
Honduras
'New York, Boston •
Charleston, Savannah
New Orleans
Havana 12th Jan.
Canada
British North America
Newfoundland
Brazils
River Plate
East Indies

Cervantes, Hughes. hence at the Mauritius 19th Oct.
Duncan, Randall, from Canton, at St. Helena
Ititson, Johnson, hence at Demerara
Robert Morris, ------, Victorian°, Arriandigea, hence at Havana
Nightingale, (packet) from Falmouth at ditto 13th Dec.
• Euphemia, Cowan, sailed from Havana for Laguna Dec.
halfour, ,hence at Bahia
Eliza Johnstone, Petrie, hence at Pernambuco
Lyra, (packet) from Falmouth, at ditto, and sailed 17th Dec. for
Bahia
Indian, , sailed from Pernambuco about the 13th Dec. ;
the Midas was to sail on the 24th, and the Mary Queen of Scots was
expected to sail from Paraiba about 25th Dec. all for this port
Airey, Nicholson,.; Wm. Parker, Sewell ; -Victoria, —, and
Pomona, Lamb, hence at Rio Janniro
Seagull (Packet) from Falmouth at ditto 25th Nov.
John Peatt. —, hence for Alexandretta, was off Cape St. Vin-
cent 16th instant
Snowdon, —, from Africa, off Cove
Brisk, Artis, from Smyrna, at Milford
Cecilia, —, from Manilla. off Falmouth
Colombian, Pritchard, from Sincapore off ditto, ve leaky
Antigua Packet, from Berbice, off ditto
• Demerara Planter, Willis, is, from Demerara, off ditto
Nile. —, from Ifavana, off ditto
Choctaw, —, from Savannah, off ditto
Globe, Cragg, from Lima, off ditto; sailed the Bth Oct. On the
20th Dec. in lat. 7 51. long. 26 35 spoke the Onyx, from the Mauritius
for this port. On the 28th instant, in lat. 50, long. 8 30, spoke the
Ann, hence for Rio Jaheiro
Uticia, Pell. from New York, off the Wight
Glasgow, sailed from Demerara. for the Clyde 12th Dec. and the
Stormont. for London, the 13th
llAmatiamt, Jan 23.—The navigation is completely interrupted.
Wind E. a severe steady frost

Company's Ships
Batavia
New South Wales
Cape of Good Hope
Africa
Gibraltar
Lima, Valparaiso, &c.
Malta, Sicily, &c.
Smyrna and Constantinople
Alai:l;ga
Madeira
Western Isles, Cape de Verds
Lisbon
Cadiz
France
Holland
Hamburg, Bremen, &c.
Gottenburg, Stockholm
Petersburg, Riga. &c.
0 Porto

IROTTERDAM, Jan. 26.—There is much drifting ice in Helvoet Roads
FOWEY, Jan. 27.—The brig Brandywine Packet, of Sunderland,
was lost (with the master, Holman, or Almond, and seven of the
crew,) on the coast of Cornwall, on the morning of the 26th instant
on her passage from Charente for London, with a cargo of brandy.
The vessel left Charente on the 10th, experiencing nothing but a
succession of easterly gales. On the 23rd, made the Portland Light,
and in consequence of the dreadful gale and heavy sea running, was
obliged to lay to, drifting to the westward. On the 25th; about eight
o'clock in the evening, the Eddystone Light bore E. and by N. then
considering the vessel was drilting a fair coast for Falmouth. On the
following morning, before daylight, it came ,to. a very thick snow
shower, which lasted for some time, and on its clearing oil land was
observed close to them, when they endeavoured to wear, but soon
discovered on her lee bow a rock, which they tried by all possible
means to weather, butcould not. She struck about a quarter past six
o'clock in the morning, broadside on, with great violence, the sea
• making a complete breach over her; and in less than six minutes she
became a total wreck. The only one of the crew who saved himself
to relate the melancholy occurrence is James Gilchrist, who miracu-
lously escaped. After being once washed overboard he regained the
ship, and jumped from the bowsprit end on the rock. The remainder
•of the crew were washed overboard almost instantly, and none of
them afterwards observed, except Charles Rogers, of Liverpool, who
was seen on the wreck by Gilchrist for more than one hour and a half
in a most heart-rendering situation to the feelings of his poor ship-
mate, who spoke to him from the rock but could render him no as-
sistance ; at last a sea washed him off the wreck, and he was seen no
more, This rock proves to he the Gwingeas, off Gorranshaven, about
one mile from the shore, and about one mile and three quarters east-
`lvard of the Headman's Point, where the seaman Gilchrist remained
almost naked, e:,:posed to the intense cold, and the sea constantly
breaking over hini, until two o'clock in the afternoon, when he was
discovered by the Fox, revenue cutter, and rescued from his perilous
situation by the boat's crew • •
MEVAGISSEY, Jan. 27.—Yesterday part of the vessel and cargo of
the Brandywine Packet, from Charente. came ashore three miles to
the westward of this, at a place called Gorran Haven ; greatest part
of the brandy will be saved
LONDONDERRY, Jan. 26.—The William & Charles, Garrod, from
Teignmonth for Liverpool, was blown up this channel with strong
east winds and snow; camertip to, the quay yesterday to refit; lost
bulwarks, boats. Re. and his men disabled from the severity of the
weather.; the vessel is strained, and making so much water that she
must discharge her cargo to stop the leak

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1. •
AultivEn. India, Malta, Gibraltar, &e. mails.
—Oberan, Grindlll. from Bahia—Wen. Aekers,
from Puerto Cabello—Roscoe, Delano, from Neer York—and
Arindne...--L from Alexandria.
SMED.—Oxford, Rathbdne, for New York—Tyrer, Ellis, for Can-
ton—and Adelaide, Davison, for Rochford and Savannah.

The Martha, Viner, hence for China, was totally lost on the Par-
veils 30th Aug. ; crew saved and arrived at Canton in the ship's boats
The Thalia, two brig, and a schooner were lost at Madras in a gale
previous to 19th Nov.
Frances, Heath ; Emma, Hudson, and Urania, Noakes, hence at
Bombay
Gilmore, Lindsay, and Boyne, —, from Lon don, ditto
James M'lnroy, Clelland, and Eliza. —, from the Clyde, ditto
Calcutta, Brown, from'New So'ith Wales, ditto
Eleanor, Timmins, from Sincapore, ditto
Hero of Malown, Grundy, from Ceylon: ditto
Hence at Calcutta;r—Metnnon, Every. 17th Oct.—Herculean, Hux-
table, 23rd—Collingwood, Holmes, 26th—and Phoenix, Hartley, 27th
Oct.—Otterspool, Richardson, 10th Nov. and Christopher Rawdon,
-----.l3th
London, %Thimble ; Mount Stewart Elphinstone, —; Whitby,
Loudon, and Rajah, Rance, from London, at. Calcutta .
Bengalie, —, from the Clyde, ditto
Adam Lodge, —, from New South Wales, ditto
Queen Mall, Ireland, sailed from Calcutta 6th Nov. and Gipsey,
15th Nov. both for Liverpool
Atalanta, (steamer) from Suez, at Bombay 4th Nov. with the over-
land mails of August, September and October; the latter withslates
to 3rd Oct. from England
Orient, —, sailed from Bombay for this port 28th Nov.
Malcolm, hence and Batavia, at Sincapore. and was to sail for Lon-
don about 23rd Oct.
Rapid, Head, from Bombay for this port, at Castletown, leaky,
and damaeedin sails,

The Arran, Brown, from Sligo ,for this port, is on shore- at Newry,
with rudder unshipped, having struck on a reef of rocks ; must dis-
charge
Hero, -, from Copiapo for Swansea, is on shore in the Bristol
Channel
Gloucester, Lane, hence for New Orleans was aground on the S.W.
Bar of the Mississippi 27th Dec. Part of her cargo had been taken
to New Orleans - -
John Brooks, was to sail from Lima for Guayaquil 2nd Oct.
Britannia, -, hence at Bahia
Gazelle, --, from Newfoundland at Pernambuco
Eliza Russell, Russell, sailed from Havana for London 15th Dec.

Brenda, -, hence at Savannah
Lady Rowena, Young, and Montezuma, -, hence at Charleston
Sheridan, Pierce, (4th Jan. ;) South America, Barstow ; Hibernia,
Cobb; Geo. Washington. Holdredge, and Portsmouth, Macodock,
hence at New York sth .Tan.
Gladiator, Britton ; Mediator, Champlin, and Quebec, Hubbard,
from London at New York
Charlemagne, and Vile de Lyons, from Havre, at New York
Corea, Jameson, hence at Boston
Eliza Ann, Bogart, hence at. St. John, N.B.
Alliance, at St. Michael's

Arab, Sritith. and Racehorse, Punch''', hence at Leghorn
Eliza, Purdge, hence for Sierra Leone, at the Cove, water casks
and provisions having got adrift in the hold, and water mixed with
the cargo
Stirling, Laycock, from Alexandria, at the Cove
Vesper, Hicks, and Sarah, Doyle, hence for Havre, at Scilly
Bon Phillippe, Dange, from France for this port at Scilly
Hoop, Guyt, for Rotterdam, at ditto

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LATEST DATES AT LIVERPOOL.
From Direct. Indirect. FlOl7l Direct. Indirect.
Calcutta • Nov. ..16 Mara nham Nov ....23
Bombay... • Nov. ..30 N. Orleans Dec. ..31
Mauritius Oct ....19 hlohile .. Jan .... 1
Rio Janeiro Nov. —2B Savannah . Jan .... 2
Bahia
Pernambuco 'Dec....21 New York. Jan .... 8

253 Od a 30s Or.
20 0— 0 0
30 0 35 0'
31) 0 35 0
30 0 40 0
35 0 40 0
40 0-70 0
0 0— 0 0
0 0— 0 0
'3O 0 —'4s 0
25 0 30 0
35 0-40 0
41 0-50 0
45 5 , 0
45 0 -- 50 0
40 0 0
'3O 0 —'4o 0
25 0-30 0
20 0 —.25 0
45 0 70 0
25 0-35 0
25 0 35 0
20 30 0
15 0 -- 20 0
20 0 —3O 0
IS 0 —.20 0
20 0-25 0
10 0-15 0
'lO 6 —'ls 0
10 6 15 0
60 0 70 0
0 0 0 0
15 0 24_ 0

,fflarketo.

,after Ist Aug.
r 50s Ode 60s Od
20 0 --I. 25 0
140 0 —l5O 0
20 0-25 0
"20 0-25 0
40 0 —5O 0
100 0 —l4O 0
0 0- 0 0
,' 0 0— 0 0
40 0 —0" 0
20 0 60 0
.1.5 0 0 0
.40 0— 50, 0
45 0-50 0
45 0-60 0
' 40 0 60 0
30 0— 40 0
30. 0 —l2O 0
15 0 —,20 0
40 0-50 0
20 0 25' 0
20 0 30, 0
20 0 25' 0
15 0 90 0
20 0 25 0
15 0 20 0
15 0 25 0
10 6 -- 15, 0
'lO 6 15- o
10 6 15 ' 0
40 (1 50 0
45 0— 80 0
15 0 -- 0 0

LUVERPOOL COTTON .MARKET, FEB. I.
_ There has been a good steady demand since our last, the sales yes-
terday were 2,500 bags, to-day they are 3,000 and the market has closed
firmly.

LIVERPOOL CORN E::CHANGE, JAN. 30.
On Tuesday evening last we had a recurrence of frost with increased
severity, which has continued during the whole of the past week,with
a slight fall of snow, and has of course more than ever increased the
impediments tto our communication with the country by water, and
although 'easterly winds have causal a very limited importation of
'Grain, Flour, and Oatmeal, the demand has been very much stagnated,
and restricted to immediate wants; and sales to a very moderate ex-
, tent have been made of every article of the Corn Trade, at about our
last quotations, which have been barely obtainable.
The duty op Wheat from foreign ports is since Friday decreased Is.
pet quarter, and 7id per barrel on Flour; on Barley, Indian Corn,
Buck Wheat, and Beans it is increased Is Gd per quarter,—on other
Grain no alteration ;—the transactions in bonded Grain and Flour
have been very trivial—chiefly owing to a scarcity of fine qualities ; a
little fine sweet red Baltic Wheat has been taken for export to British
America at 5s 3d per 701 b, of European,Flour at 27s per barrel, and of
fine 'heavy foreign Oats at 2s 10d to 3s per 451 b ; very fine Dutch Brew
would command our, highest quotations.
Since yesterday morning we have had a rapid thaw-, the continuance
of which, (though doubtful,) with the expectation of more abundant
supplies from Ireland. caused a very dull market this day ; sales were
with difficulty effected of the best new Irish Wheat at a reductionlof
Id to 2d per -201bs, and although we can make no decided alteration
in our quotations of other articles, purchases might have been thereof
made at a small decline
WHEAT, 411 701 b 8.
English 8
Scotch
Irish
Bonded 0
BARLEY. 4f, qr.'
English 34
Chevalier ... • 36
Scotch, BJ, 60th 4
Irish 3
Foreign, in bond. 2
OATS, 41' 451 b.
English ' 3
• Scoteli
Irish
Foreign, in bond 2
Ditto, duty free 3
32
MALT, 4, qr. fine 56
Middling 46

d. s. d.
40 9 6
6 8 6
4 8 4
0— 0 0

0 -35 0
0-37 0
6 - 4 7
4 - 3 10
0 -,2 2

6 - 3 R
6'- 3 °B-
- - 2 10
0- 3 3
2 - 3 6
0 -36 0
0 -59 g
0 -52 0

INDIAN CORN, V' 490115.
Red 43 0 44 0
White 43 0 44 0
BEANS, rlff qr.
English
Irish
PEAS, Grey
• White 32 0— 39 0
RAPESEED, 1; last, £ -----
FLOUR, English, .4v 280th.
Fine 35 0 48 0
Irish 34 0 —47 0
Ameriean, brl. free.
Sweet, U.S. .. 0 0 0 0
Sour, bond— . 24 6 26 0
OATMEAL, V 2401 b
English 23 0 23 .6
Db. new 1837. 24 0 25 0
Scotch.. .....'23 0 23 .6

LIVERPOOL PICOVISION MARKWI.
For dry Butter the demand continues very fair, notwithstanding
that ,the Inland navigation still continues closed by the frost. In
pickled Butter the transactions are only to a limited extent. Beef
5d per tierce higher. Pork also works up. Bacon brisk and Stock
trifling. Hams limited. Lard very saleable.

111 TTER..--Belrast 98 0 6 104 0 per cwt.
Banbridge 9O 0 94 0
Coleraine.
Sligo 9' 0 94 0
D6try
Limerick -
Carrick 94 0 98 0
Kilkenny
Carlow, ... 94 0 100 0 --
Waterford
Newry'
Cork dry 3ds B4 0 0 0
•---
Do. &—. hied gds 94 0 0 0 .......-
BRIM—New Prime Mess •90 6 no 6 per tierer.
Do.
.0 0 perbariel.,
Poi( K .... -
11ACO,; 46 0 50 0 per cwt.
DRY HAMS
WET Do '- ' 0 0 '—. 0 ..0 '.".
LARD.—Firkin _
, 56' o 62 0
Bladdered

LIVERPOOL AGRICULT
s. d. s. d.
•Old Hay
New Hay 0 R 0 II -
Cloverllay. -
Straw, Wheat 0 4 0 4j -
Straw, Oat 0 4 0 0
Straw, Barley 0 210 31--

ruitAL MARKET, JAN. 31

s. rl. s. d.
Potatoes 1 6QI Be 90Th.
Cattle Potatoes 1 2 1 4 -
Turnips 22 024 0 per ton
Carrots .. 3O - 0 0 0 ----
Manglewurzle 0 0 u 0 -
Manure 7 6 9 0 --

•
LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET. JAN. 29.
We have had a very moderate supply of Beasts at market to-day,
and the quality has been generally pretty good. The market in the
morning was rather dull, in consequence of the buyers not being
willing to secede to the advanced prices of the salesmen, but in the
afternoon they gave way, and many country buyers being present,
made it a tolerable brisk market. Of Sheep we have had a very good
supply for the season of the year, and they do not as yet decrease in
price, fully maintaining our last week's quotations. Good Beef may
be quoted at from 5d to 6d, with a few of inferior quality at 4id per lb.
Good Wether Mutton sold readily at 7d, with some of inferior quality
and Ewes at from 6d to Fid per lb. Number of Beasts at market,
1056 ; Sheep, 3119.

- •
PRIOtS OF WOOLS AT LIVERPOOL.
EIgGIASIL—Down Ewes and Wethers 134 to 14d it ib ' • Down Tegs
154 to 16(1 ; Combing Fleeces 144 to 15d; Diito Skin 13 to 4; Super
Skin 14d to 16d: Head Skin 124 to 14d.
6colex.—Laid Highland 9s to 93 64; White ditto lls 3d to 12s ;
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 14Ibs.
num.—Fleeces, mixed lots 1310 to 15d ; Wethers 130 to 144 ; Hogs
15s to its ; Combing Skins 1314 to 1414: Sl:ort Skin 1 ld to 134:
FORElGN.—Russian 6,1 to 74 ; Odessa, fine 124 to 210 ; 'Buenos
Avres 314 to 40 ; .Mogadore and Barbary 3d to 44 ; washed Peruvian
80 to 914: unwashed ditto 64 to 74; Portugal R, ltd to 12d ; ditto,
low marks 81c1 to 910 ; German Fleeces 144 to 16d ; ditto, assorted,
174 to 204 ; ditto Lambs' 18d to 304 . • Spanish R. lid t 0214 ; ditto
F.S. 12d to 22d; New So uth Wales 12d to 210 per lb.

AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE,
Imported into Liverpool,,from the 24th to the 30th ult.
FROM IRELAND.
Cpws. Sheep. • Pigs. Horses, Mules. Calves. Lambs.
736 926 3772 8 0 1 6
Previously.. 4627 6295 14640 71 0 13 6

CIOASTWISE.
Cows. Sheep. Pigs. Horses. Calves. Lambs.
53 1917 947 0 ' 17 0
Previously 207 379.4 2106 15 27 0