The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-03-03 00:00:00

ADDRESS TO MISSIONARIES.

Missionaries ought to get a knowledge of it. I have not
the least doubt that if all missionaries had a good knowledge
of it, and applied it without divulging its component parts
and the manner in which it is made, it would enable them to
make a great many conversions, and with greater facility ; it
is so very prompt in its operations, as to have the appearance
of a miracle, particularly in acute complaints, such as in-
flammation either in the brain or bowels ; with this in one
hand and the gospel in the other, I have not the least doubt
but that in time, the iron hound empires of China and Japan
will be entered, and even the monarchs converted by its in-
strumentality. But care should be taken that none but men
of high courage and talent should be employed in the work,
and not till they have got a perfect knowledge of its capabi-
lities, which can only be had by experience ; but no one
should be afraid of using it.
Omissions in former publications—l neglected, when I first
published an account of this remedy to explain that it ought to
be used perfectly clear; that after the component parts were
put together they ought be well shaken for several minutes,
and after left to clear; but let them always remain in the
same bottle. The clear part only should be applied, as the
particles of salt cause pain and irritation ; when clear it gives
no pain except upon open sores, and that is only momentary.

SECOND ED_ITIO►N.

Standard-offie, Three o'clock.

LIVERPOOL MARKETS.--This DAY.

CORN EXCHANG.

The arrivals into this port, up to liday's market, were
light; since then, although the wind ha,continued to prevail
from the east, we have to report a ioderate quantity of
Wheat and Barley, with a few parcels a Grain coastwise and
from abroad ; but from Ireland the sunlies of the week are
unusually small, and from thence we hale not a single bushel
of Oats fresh in to notice.

The rise in the value of English Wheatyesterday, in Mark-
lane, appeared to make no impressionupon the trade here
this morning, as respects the demand br any description of
this grain ; and although the former is icarce, and held on
full as high terms as last week, the sales )f all kinds proceeded
rather slowly, the general runs of foreitn barely supporting
late prices, and Irish new sustaining ) slight depression in
value.

Prime English and Foreign free Flor in fair request, at
somewhat improving rates ; and of Forign, in bond, several
further purchases have been made ,t the above-named
amendment, increasing the sales of Anerican from 6000 to
7000 barrels since this day se'nnight.
Malting Barley and Malt, although in moderate demand,
were is. per quarter cheaper. Grindiig Barley, Beans, and
Peas steady, at former prices.

Very fine Oats, of which few sampes appeared, were the
turn dearer ; but ordinary qualities, bang nearly without in-
quiry, hardly maintained their previms value. Oatmeal re-
mained dull of sale at our last quotatims.

ARRIVALS OF COIN,
From the 25th February to the 2nd Ifarch, 1840, inclusive.

'Dipping *ntelligna.

FRIDAY, Fan. 26.—Wind S.E.
SAILED—RiaIto. Holmes, from New Orleans

Lancashire Lass, Norman. hence at Alexandria
Gazelle, Lecky, from St. Michael's for this pOrt, at Cove in nine
days. The Mary and Eliza sailed for this port 12th instant
Trinity Yacht, Clements, hence at St. Michael's. lost jibboom,
mainsail split, &c.
Boreas, Ball, hence at St. Michael's
Fanny Palmer, Easter. sailed from Smyrna 30 Jan. Vesta, Orfeur,
2nd Feb. Young Queen, Turpig, 6th Feb. Royal William, Miller, and
Effort, ()deur, sth Feb. all for this port
Charles Carter, Broad, hence at Constantinople •
Uzella, Newton, hence at Syria
Shannon, Carpenter, from Zante at Patras
Carina, Willnett, from Smyrna at Gibraltar, and sailed 11th Feb.
for this port
Emily, Wardle, from London at Deal, and sailed 26th Feb. for
Pernambuco
Wxx FORD, 26th Feb.—A boat, about 15 feet long, came on shore
at Ballyhealy, near this place, yesterday, painted on her stern
" Jane and Ellen, of Beaumaris."

SATURDAY. FEBRUARY ^_g.—Wind E.S.E. fresh.
, ARRlVED.—Governor Baron von Zeylden von Mifeldt, Wyk,
from Harlingen—Turgend, Fretwurst, and Elise, Nieman, from
Rostock—Constant, Van Schie, from Antwerp—and Ceres, Noordt,
from Dordt.
SA ILE n.—Warree, Smith, for Africa—Uniao. Pamplona, for Lis-
bon—Columbus, Pentreath, for St. John, N.B.—Silas Richards,
Dickinson, for New York—Conradine Ulrick. Nuscke, for Pillau—
Harmony, Fluckhart, for Genoa—and Don Juan, , for New-
foundland.

Laurina, -, hence at Vera Cruz
Harmony, Foody, sailed from Marseilles for Liverpool 20th Feb.
Abercromby, Ure, for Mobile; Margaret, Blythe, for Mexico,
and Mary Caroline, Lawson, for Savannah, sailed from Cove 27th
Feb.
George IV. -, hence for New Zealand, off Tuskar 28th Feb.
Industrie, Zellein, hence for Ostend, at Falmouth
Scotch Lass, Kearney, hence for Hamburg, at Falmouth

SUNDAY, MARCH I.—Wind E. moderate,

ARRIVED,—Snowdrop, —, from Messina—Mary,
from Smyrna—Twee Gebroeders, —, from Amsterdam—and
Fortuna, , from Dordt.
SAILED.—AVOII, Robinson. for Trinidad—Michigan. Sturgess, for
New Orleans—Europe, Batcheldor, for New York—Blakely, Snipe,
for China, &c.—Ashburton, Bulkeley, for Azores—Marion, Parsons,
for Apalachicola—Argyle, (steamer) Williams, for Madeira, &c.—
Atlas, Smirk, for Constantinople, &c.—Shakespeare, Henderson,
for Charleston—Wanstead, Agnew, for St. Thomas, &c.—Patriot,
Nicholas, for Malta—Endracht, Van Limrnen, for Rotterdam—
Hoffnung, Bauman, for Pillau—Elizabeth, Midwinter, for Grenada
—Edward, Zeilcke, for Danzic—and Navarin, Daletz, for Elsinore.

Sophia, Lagana, sailed from Messina 4th Feb. and Jeremiah,
M'Laren, .sth Feb. both for Liverpool
Ann, Williamson, hence for Monte Video, was spoken 17th Feb.
in lat. 40, long. 12
°mina, Amphitrite. M'Neile, and
Mary, Law, from Odessa, and Lady Bassett, Carthew, from Mar-
seilles, at the Cove
Courier, Black, from Odessa, at the Cove. On 29th Jan. off
Malaga, spoke the Jordeson, from Leghorn for Liverpool. On 2nd
Feb. spoke the Hector, from Alicati for Liverpool
Lalla Rookh, from Marseilles for Liverpool, off Cove 27th Feb.
Honesta, Andrews, from Cephalonia, at Falmouth; sailed 24th
Jan. On 28th Jan. off Cape Passaro, spoke the Champion, from
Zante for Liverpool, and the Isis, from Ancona for Liverpool. On
7th Feb. off Sardinia, spoke the Gertrude, from Leghorn for Liver-
pool. On 16th Feb. off Cape St. Vincent, spoke the Nora Creina,
from Liverpool for Malta.

MONDAY, MARCH 2.—Wind East.
ArmyF.n.—Thomas, Duncan, from Dublin—William, Hagan,
from Stranraer—Jem Crow, Dorgan, from Yarmouth—Goff, Wells,
from Blackney—and Thetis, Collins, from London.
OFF THE Poter.—Amelia, White, from Leghorn.
SAlLED.—Formosa, Reich, and Farewell, Borsch, for Pillau—
Elizabeth, Branewer, for Rotterdam—Stephen Whitney,Thompson,
for New York—Governor, James, for Jamaica—Maria, Sewerts, for
Pillau Sorceress, Bryce, for Trinidad—Promo, Tollman, for Naples
—Harriet, Duthrie, for Pernambuco—Highland Lad, Sims, for
Corfu and Patras—Tamerlane, M'Kenrie, for Calcutta—Majestic,
Cornforth, for Bombay—and Marwood, Stott, for Trieste.

Holyhead, March I.—Sailed: Emerald, Menai, Mary Ann, Wm.
& Jane, and Velocity, (coasters) to Liverpool.—At 9 a.m. schooner
No. 105, off, inward bound.-4 p.m. wind E.S.E. strong breeze.