The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-11 00:00:00

Emporto.

BRITISH AMERICA.
Thistle, (265) Vogler, fin St Andrew's, N B, with 138 ps birch and
338 ps tir timber, 131 c deals and deal ends, abt 7 fms lathwood, 63
spars, J Mure—B Dk

SPAIN AND PORTUGL
John Ormerod, (187) Dickson, fin Oporto, with 18 pBh2B qr cks
wine, Order-2 plO hdo, T (:ill-30 p do, Lassell, Lewin and co-10 p
do, Winter and 4ons-3 plohlB qr eke do, J Davies-1 p do, R and I,
Cope-5 p do, R Preston and zo-20 qr eke do, Pemberton and Green
—1 p 1 li do, J Van Zeller and eo-3 h do, W and J Locket-1 hl4 qr
cks do, J Pickup-3 p 8 qr eke do, 'l' Thwaites-1 p 1 h do, J Clegg-
-3p 6 h qr cks do, J and A Preston-5 p do, Cox and co-6 h 8 qr eks
do, J Knowles, Son and co-5 pl 5 qr eks do, J Sullen-3 p 4 h do, J
Croshie-20 qr cks do. J Barton-2 1-1 Bqr cks do, Beeves and co-4 p
4lt 4Ar cks do, J M Gardiner-3 h 6 qr eke do, G Bennett-1 h do, S
and 'l' Ashton-3 p 5 h do, Woodward and Son-5 p do, Pemberton
and co-3 p 4 h do, T Stewart-1 h 1 qr esk do, It Alsop-6 h do,—W
eilth-3 p do, W Turner-30 hskts onions, Alatison and Brandreth-
-100 half es do, Carne C Telo-15 bxs do, 12 bskts plums, 0 Heyworth
156 bsks 11 bxs onions, 1 prel 24 pkgs plums, Order-30 bxs onions, M
Leicester-2 bxs do, 1 prcl plums, C Payant-2 boxes onions, 1 parcel
plums, J Elly-3 bskts onions, 1 prcl plums, J Crosby-2 bskts onions
1 prel plums, R Hyslop and co-2 hskts onions, 1 prel plums, Brotigh
and Gardiner-2 prels plums, J Van Zeller and or pkgs do, AJ da
Costa-20 hskts plums, W H Chapman and co-1 .prcl cents unkn, D
and T hag nuts, J G White-12 chi; urgol, & Dutton
—4l bags wool, Leech and Harrison-30 quintals corkwood, J Driver
and ect-78 cks argot, 25 bye washed wool, 17 prels fruit, 1 ese retd
goods, Ibx 1 cse samples, Order—G Dk

EUROPE.
Gem, (90) !NPKenzie Winnwith 49 bdis hemp, H Hill—tit; do,
NV Jackson-27 do, NV —lOO bats hempgeed, Order-100 do, H
ps lathwood, 3 casks cranberries, Cox and Henderson-
-K llk

Entelitgeltres
FRIDAY, OCT. 7.—Noon, Wind S.S.E.—Light breeze.
(High Water 9h. I4m. a.m.)
ARRIYFD.—Ranger. Guy, from Bombay—Amolia, M'Master, from
Jamaica—Diamond, Toole, from Now York.
ALSO A attlYED—Hoddom Castle, Cassidy, front Cork—Marvel,
Jones, from Charlestown.
SAlLED.—Swiftsure, Foster, for Africa—Eliza, Furdye, for Sierra
I.eone—Lively, Spittle, for St. Thomas and St. Domingo—Norman,
Wood, for Pensacola—Oxford, Rathhone, for New York—Adam
Lodge, Corkan, for Charleston—Mary, Hamilton, for Halifax. N.S.—
Scio, Teasdale, for Leghorn—Henry Hoyle, Ferguson, for Oporto—
A ciive, Hick, for Leghorn—Union, Vanderstern, for Ostend—Jean do
Lacquenhein, for Antwerp—Hermoder, Neilson, for Christiana—Zor-
golict, Huberth, for Rotterdam—Barbara and Catharina, Goovaats,
for Antwerp—Columbus, Gillman, for Revel.

Friends,
Clevertc, hence, at Anjier.
Coliseum, from London, at Canton.
Ellen, Wilson, sailed front Canton for this port 26th April:
Lima Packet, Cunningham, hence, at Trinidad.
George Canning, Harvey, hence, at St. Thomas.
Thomas Tucker, Barr, sailed from Trinidad for Nassau lath Aug.
Ann, Johnstone, and Sultana, Rogers, hence, at Trieste.
Brothers, Bell, from Bahia. at Trieste.
Amelia, INl'Farlane, from St. Domingo and Nassau, that was on
shore below the Clarence Dock, was got off last night, without appa-
rent injury, and taken into the Queen's Dock.

SATURDAY, Ocr. B.—Nopn, Wind W.S. W.—Moderate,
(High Water 9h 54m a.m.)
ARRIVED—WiIIiam, Copeland, from Africa—Euphemia, Brown, fin
Laguayra—Margaret, Gafflero, from Alexandria, (Egypt?—Thistle,
—, from Alexandria—Harriet, Brown, from Miramichi—Thistle,
Coglen, from St. Andrew, N B.
ALSO ARRlVED—Hibernia, City of Dublin, and Leeds, (steaMers)
from Dublin—Speculator, James, from Fowey.
SAlLED—Harriet, Beniest, for Antwerp—De Cock, Schmidt, for
Batavia—Abbotsford, Mitchell, for Jamaica, &c—Lowell, Wilson, for
Boston—Magnet, Payne, for Charleston—Laura, Day, for Demerara—
Elizabeth, Scott, for St. John, N.B.—Virginian, Harris, for New York
—Premier, Were, for Rio Janeiro, &c—Majestic, Hare, for St. John,
N.B.—Amethyst, Taylor, for Trinidad—Crusader, Smith, for lion-
duras—Emulous, Nererson, for St. 'Vincent.

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Thistle, Coglen, from St. Andrew, N.B. at this port; with deck.
load thrown overboard.
Sir Howard Douglas, hunter, hence, for Dalhousie, has put back
leaky.
Howard, Beazley, hence, for Marseilles, at Falmouth, leaky, with
loss of bulwarks, stanchions, &c. and part of the cargo (coals) thrown
overboard.
PLYNIOUTIT, sth Oct.—The Meg Merrilies, Fourier, from Liverpool,
for Africa, was towed in here by the St. Patrick (steamer) with loss of
mainmast and foretopmast, in a gale on Sunday.

SUNDAY, OCT. D.—Noon, Wind S.S.W.—Moderate.
(High water 10h. 30m. a.m.)
ARRIVED—Ewen, M•Master, from Quebec—Mary Jane, Folly, from
Newfoundland—Abeona, Drake, fm St. John, N.B.—Burrell, Douglas,
from Restigouche—lsabella, , from Buenos Ayres—Fergus,
, from New Orleans—United States, —, from Charleaton—
Mazeopa, from the Mediterranean—Europe, Marshall, from
New York ; sailed 18th Sept.
ALSO AltltlVED—Triton, from Tralee-4.iffey, Athlone, Innisfoil,
and Birmingham, (steamers) from Dublin—Gipsy,- (steamer) from
Waterford—St. David, (steamer) from Newry—Lagle and Vulcan,
(steamer) from Glasgow.
SAlLED—Briton, Warming, for Cape of Good Hone—Arrow, Har-
ris, for Gibraltar—Trineulo, Reo, for Lintin, &c—Queen Adelaide,
Borland for New York—Ranger, Donaldson, for Naples—Pocahontas,
West, for Philadelphia—Andes, Taylor, and Sarah, Sharp, ror New-
foundland.

Judith and Esther, Brian, from Newfoundland, at Cork.
Martha, Frolic, and Jane, hence, at Dublin.
Gilmore, --, from London, for Quebec, wag spoken 13th Sept.
in lat. 47, long. 45.
Feejee, Bewley, from the Cape of Good Hope, at Manilla, 18th
May.
Mattakeeset, Drew, sailed from Manilla, for Canton, 10th May, and
the Brian Boru, Harrison, for this port.
Calypso, Mason, hence, at Odessa.
Betseys, Dunn, hence, at Riga.
Edward and Marie' Marcassen, hence, at Copenhagen.
Don Juan, —, from Barbadoes, in the English Channel ; sailed
27th August.
MiLeoan, 3d Oct.—The New Pursuit, Clan, hence, for Liverpool,
has put back, with pumps choked.

MONDAY, OCT. 10.—Noon, Wind S.W.—Moderate.
(An Irish Man.—High Water sth 20m.)
ARRIVED—The Mary Ann, Smith, from Mazatlan—Lucy, Bishop,
from Savanilla—Pilot, —, from Constantinople—Reyes, Nagle,
from Barbados, sailed 25th August—Water Witch, Newby, from PA.
railia—Europe, Marshall, from New York.
ALso ARRIVED—The Iligbtield, Brown, from Dublin—Dennett,
M'Lean, from Cork, with loss of foremast—Ceres, Kearns, fin Wick.
low—Aid, Allenby, from Tralee—Speculator, Jones; and Corlew,
Stiugg, from Fowey—Despatch, Jones, from Plymouth—Concordia,
Ball, from Dartmouth—Lavinia, —, from Falmouth—Rochdale,
Irvin ; and John and Mary, Evans, from Cardiff—Apollo, Westlake,
from Bridgwater—Comet, Griffiths ; Jane, Laver; Jessie, Cummins ;
and William, Pierce, rrom Newport.
SAILED—The Tynwald, Porteus, for Vera Crux—Europa, Brown,
for Cape of Good llope—Lorina, Nlagub, for Monte Video and Buenos
Ayres—Gretry, Dam, for Antwerp.

The Waverly, Phillips; and John Jay, Goodday, hence, at New
York.

Napier, Stafford, hence, at Philadelphia.
Romulous, Mauran ; and Waltham, Sheldon, hence, at Providence.
Indus, Hunter, hence, at Miramichi.
Ann, of Newcastle, hence, at do.
Eli Whitney, Harding, hence, at Boston.
The Lorina, Kirk, hence for Buenos Ayres, was spoken 18th Aug.
in lat. 22 S. long. 36 30, and the Lowther, Lence for Buenos, Ist Aug.
otT Cape St Marys, by the Isabella.
The An nawar, Rathbone, hence for Canton, was spoken 23d Aug.
in lat. 23 311 S. lung. 26 W.
The Loyal Briton, Raw, hence for Richibucto, was spoken 23d Sept.
in lat. 46 38, long. 34 40.
North America, —, hence for Philadelphia, was spoken 31st
Aug. in kit. 43, long. 45.
Hannibal, Roberts, from London, at New York.
Ranger, (Packet) from Barbados, at Falmouth, in 24 days, sailed
27th August.
The Cyrus, —, sailed from Mazatlan for Valparaiso and this
port Ist May.
The Harriet, Beniest,-for Antwerp, has put back leaky.
The Mobile, (coin Belfast. and the Fergus, from New Orleans, were
in contact last night in the river, the former had her starboard fore
shrouds carried away, and the latter her bowsprit, head, eutwater, Sze.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4.—The Susquehanna, from Liverpool, is on
shore on Marco's Hook Bar.

,EGRAPH OFFICE, Ocronan 10, 836.

Wind at Holyhead, S.W.—Blowing fresh during the day.
Off llolybead, outward bound, at 1 p.m.—No. 1143, Amethyst, 88,
for Trinidad.
Off Holyhead, inward-bound, at 1 10 pon,—No. 557, Reyes, BS,
from Barbados,
Oil Point Lynas, Inward-bound, at I p.m.—No. 889, Sheffield, AB,
from New York.
Off Great Ormahead, inward-hound--No. 615, Glentnalier, Bk, from
Valparaiso, &c, at 9 a.m.—No. 1395, Pact°lus, A 8, from New York,
at 10 a.m.
Off Voel Nant
from London.

inward-bound,

at 11 a.m.—No. 1578, Hannah, B B,

TIDE TABLE.

Festira

OCT.
Tuesday ....II
Wednesday-12
Thursday ..13
Friday, ....14
Saturday....l.s
SUNDAY...I6
Monday ....17

H. M.
1153
0 10
0 4G
1 24
2 7
2 54
3 56

F. r.
18 4 ; Old Michaelmas Day
18 11 , Venus rises lh 5.5rn morn
18 11 I Trans!. of King Edw. Con.
18 1 Saturn sets 511 46m even
16 9 Moon Perigee 4h morn
14 11 20th Sunday after Trinity.
13 1 Ethelred*

0 28
1 5
1 45
2 30
3 23

FOREIGN MAILS.
PLACES.

POST-NIGHTS.

France
Malta. ( cia France,)
Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, and Turkey
Portugal ........................................
Sweden and Norway
Gibraltar..
Malta and the Mediterranean
Madeira, Azores, Canary & Cape de Verde Islds.}
Rio de J aneiro and Brazils
,Buenos Ayres, Montevideo, Chili, and Peru
Jamaica, St. Domingo, and Havannah
Mexico, Cuba, and Honduras

Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday, and
Saturday.
Monday,
Thursday.
Monday before the
first Tuesday in
every month.
Tuesday before the
third 'Wednesday
in every month.
On the 14th and
last day of
every month.
Tuesday before the
I, first Wednesday in
every month.
Monday and
Thursday.

AFRICA.
William, (214) Copeland, fm Africa, with 200 oks palm oil, Hamil-
ton, Jackson, and eo—Q Dk
--Gambia, (214) APCormick, fm Africa, with 354 logs teak wood, R
Hall-119 bags gum Senegal, 800 bullock hides, Foster and Smith
Q Dk

EAST INDIES. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, S'e•
Ranger, (516) Guy, fin Bombay, with 2235 bales 220 hf hales cotton
1377 bags pepper, I hag sugar, C Horafall and Son-100 chts tea. Da-
niell and Dickinson-1 box do, I box cheeroots, 1 box preserved man-
goes, Nichol and Robinson-9 pkgs presents. Order—. Dk
Lintin, (553) Gillman, fin Bombay, with 329 hales 10 hf bales cot.
ton, Nicol, Duckworth and co-460 hales do, H and G Hornbv and en
—69 do, Daniell and Dickinson —1728 bales 55 hf bales do, Order-110
bales wool, 800 bags F sugar, 300 bags pepper, Nicol, Duckworth and
cs gum arabic, Horrocks, Miller and co-1 case a drawing,
Order—River
!VEST INDIES AND MA DEIRA.
Amelia, (314) M` Master, frn Madeira and Jamaica, with (fin Ma-
deira, 1 hx feather flowers, W
.jun-20 pps 46 hits 33 qr eks wine,
Order—(fm Jamaica) 260 hds 110 tcs 1 brl sugar, 129 puns 10 lids 1 jar
rum, 22 tea 1 ckl 1 brl coffee. 215 bgs pimento, abt 5 t logwood, 431
lancewood spars, 69 ps ebony, 1 bx succaile,r, 6 bxs specimens natural
history, 1 hx conts unkn, 700 eoco nuts, 6 bills sticks, 4 pa hardwood,
A Chit and Son-50 hds sugar, 25 pus rum, W Potter-5 cks rum, 8
cks 1 hrl coffee, 1 brl sugar, 1 jug shrub, 76 hgs pimento, abt 4 t fustic,
7 bxs preserves and pickles, 2 kgs tamarinds, 1 bx canella alba, Order
—P Dk

SOUTH AMERICA.
Thomas Battersby. (323) Tapp, fin Pernambuco, with 600 hgs cot-
ton, J Battersbr and co-500 do, Heyworth and co-140 do, T Hes-
keth-106 do, 7 C White-30 do, Butterworth and Brooks-78 do, J
Bartholomew and co-50 do, J Crossley—&) do, J Burn and co-30 do,
\V Adams and Sons-925 do, 1 bskt retd goods, Order—l bx sweet-
meats, G Kenworthy-830 colter nuts, 1 hide, said Master—P Dk
UNITED STATES.
Morrison, (565) Ingersoll, (in New York, with 138 hales cotton,
Order-93 do, Wildes and co-468 do, W and J Brown and co-201 do,
Waddington, Holt and co-58 do, Wainwright and co-1 keg furs, 1
box India rubber clothes, 50 boxes cider, 50 boxes ale, 12 grindstones
12 brls pitch, 6 brls butter, For Exportation—W Dk
Diamond, (572) Toole, fm New 1 ork, with 37 bls cotton. ConlYmnn.
Lambert and co-138 do, T F Blackburn-7.3 do, Wildes, I'ickersgill
and co-158 bla rags, Came and Telo-105 brls turpentine, 14 brls 1
cse gum skin, Cazneau and M'Donald_ls cks annatto, P Devereux
and S Gurin-7 cks 2 brls do, W Maxwell and co-2 bgs Indian rubber,
Rowlinson and co-334 bdls empty sacks B retd, Bolton, Ogden and
co—l bx 2 demijohns wine, Wl3 Pickersgill—loose abt 15 t c' slb
fustie, Fisher Bros-186 Ns wool, 19 lids Ihf tut flag anatto, 6cs conts
unkn, 74 bdls leaguer and 11 hills hf leaguer shocks, 14 cambooses,
medicine chests, 16 bdls 2 cks heading, 400 ps plank, 9 leaguers, 3 casks
75 lAN iron hoops, Order—W Dk