The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-12-17 00:00:00

Aggregate average of the six weeks
Wheat.. 645. gd. I Barley 325. 4d. f Oats.
Beans.. 40s. 2d. I Pease

225. 4d.
. 493. 4d

Duty on Foreign Grain, R:e. this week.
Wheat22s. ed. 1 Barley 13s. led. I Oats .. . I3s. gd. Rye.. 6s. 6d
Beans gs.6ci. Pease.. gs. lid. Ind. Corn Os. ed. I Flour 13S. 74

Ditto from British Colonies out of Europe.
Wheat.... ss. Od. I Barley.. 2s.'6d. I Oats ..25.-Od. I Rye.... Os. 6d
Beans.. 3s. I Pease.. 3s. I Indian Corn.. Cs. Od. I Flour.. 3s. Od.

Liverpool Averag

week ending Dec. 14. 1841

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Wheat. 1 Baile.)-, Oats. -1
Beans. Pease.
Qrs lO2O
Prices 545.168 4d. Os. Od. 21s. 4d. os. od. I Os. Od

LIVERPOOL OeTTON MARKET, 3 P.M

The demand for Cotton to-day is again only very moderate,
and not more than 3000 to 3500 bales have been sold, at yes-
terday's prices, with a declining market. The week's sales
amount to 20,850: 1200 to speculators,• and 350 for export.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

FRIDAY, DECEMBEIt 17

—Wind Nora

ARRIVED.—Mary Aun, from Montreal—Thomas Hughes,
—; Carlton, —; Tamerlane, Morris; Burrell, —;
Souter Johnny, —, and Portland, , from Quebec—Alice
Brooks, —, from Buenos Ayres ; sailed Bth October—Warring.
ton, Lightbody, from Monte Video—Pandora, Swelman, from Dan-
zic— Charlotte, from Jamaica—Spartan, —, from Mon-
treal—Alhambra, Wilson, from New Orleans—and Clyde, --,
from St. Andrew's.

True Blue, Breton, hence at Halifax
Emma, Weeks, sailed from Genoa for Liverpool 4th December
Vigilant. Sims, hence iA Ostend, haiing been in contact with a
vessel off the Land's end

TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
Off Voel Nant, No. 984, Dauntless, 8.8.
Off Holyhead, at 11 a.m. No. 7692, Duchess of Clarence, 8.8.
Ofl Voel Nant, inward bound, at 9 a.m. 2 ships, 2 barque, and
3 brig'.
Off the port, at 2 p.m. 2 ships, 3 barques, 2 brigs and a schooner.

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hence at Corfu
Panope.ssailed from Leghorn for this port 25th Nor. .
}Jere Joilet, Roy, hence at Nantes
Tyro, hence off Je sey
Ocean Queen, Jolly. from St John, N.B. at-the Downs
Helen Hamilton. Nicol, hence for La Guayra,was spoken 3)1
November, with loss of jibboom and two men
Theodore, Behrendt, hence at .Stromness for Danzig
lane, Bleasdale, from Vera Cruz, at Laguna, previous.l
I was to sail in two days for this port. The Ara!

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-Wind W.N.W., blowing fresh

i well, Hesse,. froth, 'CaleVitta.

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Water Lily

1 th Octo4

of this port, was to sail in three or faux days.
lceni, Steele, from Newfoundland, at Leghorn
Harp, Fletcher. hence at the Giionde
Pons Willi, Gardner, from St. John, N.B. at Cork, with loss o
bulwarks, &c.

Oberon, Addle, from Quebec, at Kingstown
Brothers, Currie, from Monte Video, off Palmouth
Dykes, Percival, from Dalhousie, at Lancaster
Marys, Newham, from Quebec, at ditto
Lord Stanley, Benson, from St. John, N.B. off Margate
WICK, Dec. 3.—The Auguste, Hoist, from 'Liverpool to Ham.
burg, s ,rung a leak. at sea, and was stranded near Fanoe Islanc
24th ultimo; crew, and part of the cargo and materials, saved.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMANR. 15.—Wind S.W. fresh
ARRIVED.—EagIe, Long, from St. Petersburgh.

Percy, Hickman, from the Clyde, at Sydney, N.S.W. . •
Georgetown, Toole, hence at New Orleans
Cambridge, Bursiey ; Richard Anderson, Bennett, and Itoseoi,
ituttlestone. hence at New York
Diana,' Greig, from Barbadoes, at Newfoundland
Aurelian, Beaton, from Pictou for this port, at NeWfoundland;
leaky, and must discharge
Wilberforce, —, hence at Maranham
Triumfo de Inveja, Caldas, sailed from Lisbon,for this port 6th

December

Pensamenta Felix, Gomes, hence at Oporto
Petrus Lndovicus, Karsseis, hence at Helvoet
Waterloo, Johnson, from Honduras, at the Cove, with loss of
bowsprit, Rzc. and hull partially damaged, having encountered bad
weather •

Agestora,' Cliffuey, from Quebec, off Kinsale
..,cankbeil„ Hill, from Tobago, at Killybegs
M'Neiiiage, from Quebec, at Londonderry
E4anni;"PurdY, from Sierra Leone, at Deal
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Orl6t Alinand, from Quebec, at ditto
-..wearamt, of this port, was-passed off the Needles, in distress,
by the. David Brock
Charles Eyes, hence for Ceylon, was spoken 11th October, in lat.
22 OS, long. 27 W
Rising Sun, Pollard, sailed from Seville for London, the 26th
November

Regina, Mitchell, from St. Domingo, at. Cork. ,On 25th Nov. in
lat. 4 0, long. so n, spoke the Alfred, of Rhode Island, cotton
laden, for this port, with rudder braces broken off, and the rudder
hung with chains, which vessel supplied the Regina with pro-
visions.

Magnet, Metcalfe, from Quebec, at this port, sailed 20th Nov.
On the loth Dec. in long. 14, spOke the George VI ashington, hence
for New York, with forema,t sprung
Roscius, Collins, from New York, 4 this port; sailed 27th Nov.
On the 7th Dec. in Ist. 47 u, long. 40 0, fell in with the Erin-go-
liragh, and took from her Captain Sumpton; James W. Marrett,
passenger, and nineteen of her crew.

A 'ship's head board, with the name " William Lockerby" painted
upon it, was last week cast on shore near Harrington. A quantity
of staves have also been washed up on the same coast,
CAani sr, Dec. 11.—The Alary, Hardie, from Miramichl for Li-
verpool, while lying•to yesterday. under Lundy, a Hamburgh ship
run into her quarter. and carried about seven feet of her stern
completely away, with all the cabin stores, nautical instruments,
fzc. that lay in contact with the blow. The Mary filled with water
in the course of half an hour, which obliged her to proceed to Car-
diff Roads, water logged. The vessel that did the damage is sup-
posed to be the Odin, from Newport to Hamburgh, as letters
answering to " DIN" were made out on her topsail. The collision
took place at 1 p.m. loth instant.

li.iitAcomna, Dec. 12 —The Pet, Shotten, from Liverpool for
Bourdeaux. was brought in here to-day dismasted, having been
in contact with the Pursuit, Spence, from Liverpool to New Or.
leans, the yth instant, do miles S.W of Tuskar. The latter pro-
ceeded without apparent damage.