The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-10-30 00:00:00

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26.
ARRlVED.—Ebenezpr, Adams, from Gijon—Cicely, —, from
Pernambuco—Appleton, Evans. fm Jamaica—Laura Ann, Casely,
from Lisbon—Mischief, Jones, from Cephalonia—Betina Georgina.
from Amsterdam.

Tam O'Shanter, Sumpton ; John Bolton, -, and Onondaga
-, hence oft' Bic, Ist Oct.
Jane smith, Swanton, from St. Domingo for this port, at the
Cove, in 38 days. The Eliza Killick, was to sail for this port in
three days
Enterprise, Salkeld, from Batavia, at Helvoet
Guillemo, Godfrey, from Rio Janeiro for this port, at the Cove
Trinity Yacht, Johnson, hence for Gibraltar, at Dublin
Australia, Forrester, from Manilla, at Deal
Cynosure, Brice, and Princess Victoria, Gilbert, hence at Rio
Janeiro
Poynibot Mexican, Vivice, from Bourdeaux. at Valparaiso
Britannia, Lesant, hence off the Brandy Potts, on the 30th Sept.
Catherine Ann. Palk, hence at Newfoundland
Bremus, Guadin, hence at Charente

Catherine, Brams, hence at Antwerp
Vriesland, Strait, hence at Harlingen
Ann, he►rce for St. Lucia was spoken Ist instant, in lat.
47, long. 12
Dom, Oct. 24.—Lucy, Wallace, from St. Petersburg for Liver-
pool, got on shore yesterday on the East Bay of Dungeness. bu'
was assisted off this morning, and has put in here without apparent
damage
PETF.ItHEAD, Oct. 20.—The Glasgow, Wilson, from London for
Liverpool, got on a rock in entering this bay last night, and has re
cetved trifling damag:•

SATURDAY, OCT. 27.—Wind S. to S.W. fresh.
ARRIVED—George Washington, Holdrege. from New York—
Clepper, Holland and Ifebe, Thompson, from Cephalonia—Jane,
Strachan, from Trieste—William Harris, Luly, from Malag,a

Emma, Graham, from Oporto at this port, in six days
Sir William ficathcote, Duthie, from Knysna, at the Cape of
Good Hope
Duke of Northutnberland. Wood, from Madras for London. was
wrecked on Cape L'Agullas, 25th August. Crew and passengers
saved

Thalia, Graham, from Calcutta at St. Helena
Tweed, Lawson, from Manilla at ditto
Lady Charlotte, Gtll, from Lima and Iluanchaco for this port,
was wrecked near Crookhaven ::12d Oct. only one man saved
Harvest Home, Kenn, from Barbadoes at Cape Hay tien
Kelsick Wood, Thompson, from Monte Video, at the Schelde
Helleehina, Brakke, hence at Helvoet
Eppien, l'oljewyd. and Onderneeming, Prins, hence at the Texel
George Canning, Gibh, hence at St. Petershurgh
Vigilant,'Ballantvne. hence at Riga
Frederick Wilhelm, Volcker, hence at Copenhagen
Terra Nova, Wesberg, from Pitea fur this port. nt Kanso
Castries. Mondell. hence for Rio Janeiro, at Dublin
Julia, Lewis. hence for Carthagena, at Dublin -
Laureana._Ugarte, from Rivadeo for this port, at Ilfracombe
Queen, Jones, and Lady Gordon, Schurr, hence at the St. Law-
rence

Ocean Queen, sl'Master, sailed from Quebec for this port 3d
October

Cicely, -, from Pernambuco is aground near the King's
Dock

Warsaw, Mendell ; Scotland, Robinson ; Maripsa, '-• Rhode
Island, Martin • `t. Andrew, Thompson, and Warsaw, Sherry,
hence at New fork
Franklin. Goodhue and Thracian, Turner, hence at Virginia
Alleghany, Michaels, hence at Philadelphia
Henry Luke, Knowles ; Propontis, Howes ;.T.tenton, Pratt, and
Franconia, Blake, hence at Boston
Nile, Blanchard., hence at Portland
Thistle, -, and William and Robert, -, hence at East-
port
Mary, Owens, and John and Robert M•Kechnie, -. hence at
Quebec
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Victoria, Yates. from parailla at this port ; sailed 23d Sept. in
company witn the Tynan, Cunningham, for this port. Lett the
Rowena load,ng for this port. The Cognac Packet sailed from
Pernambuco for this port 20th Sept. On the 35th Sept. in lat. 7 Iri
N. long. 29 30 W. spoke the Golden Fleece, from Bahia for this
port, and the Daniel Wheeler, from Bahia for Hambro'

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28.—Wind W., noderate.
ARRlVED.—Sehrryd, Saunders. from Ceara—Columbine, from
St. John, N.B.—Niarmora. Barnes, from Constantinople—Ellen
Clare, from Leghorn—Dash, from Ilninbro'
Brenda, Dunlop, from Loudon, at Liverpool. with loss of bow-
sprit, top and topgallant masts, sails, &c., having been in contact
with the Kingston

Golden Fle-ect' Hubbuck. from Bahia. at Liverpool ; sailed' 16th
Sept Left the Scotsman loading for the Channel; Cabotia and
Gazelle, for Liverpool. The Delhi would load for Trieste
Cybele, Arm*trong* ' from Maceio, at Liverpool; sailed 22nd
Sept. On 19th Oct oil Pico, spoke the Sarah Barry, from Chiva
for London. with four of her lower rudder irons broken, and cop-
per in a rough state.

Rajah .Ranae, from Calcutta for Liverpool, rtos totally lost, by
grounding on the eastern Reef, (River Hooghley) Ist Aug. The
chief officer' sa Yed
Princess Charlotte from Liverpool for Bombay, was spoken 15th
July, in lat. 6 N, 1°11.4..17 W
Jumna, Pinder ; Richard, Cunningham; Ellen, Yapp ;
Steward• her.ce, at Calcutta
Malabar, Southward ; Duke of Lancaster, Hargreaves, and Her-
Culean, Grimble, hence, at Bombay
John Marsh. Hawkins, from Llanelly, at Bombay, and sailed for
Barrack 21st Aug.
Strabane, Bowen, from Clyde, at Bombay
JI.C.S. l'alinurus, from. Suez, at Bombay, with dates from Eng-
land, 16th July.
Petrel, Turcan, sailed from Bombay for Liverpool 6th Aug.
John Woodall, Mnssman, sailed from Bombay 22d July for Cal-
cutta; Mary, M•Auley, 24th July for China: tlevelatid, Morley,
and Oriental, Wilson, 17th Aug.. both for China ; Dnke of Lancas-
ter, Hargreaves, -29th August for China
Senator, Griptlley. from Table Bay, at Algoa Bay
Arab, Lowe, from Liverp'ool, at Cape of Good Hope
Earl Powis, Splttall, from London, do
The Kingston, Gilles, for New Orleans, has put back with da-
mage to larboard side, having been in contact with the Brenda
Dyson, hence, for Valparaiso, was spoken 14th July, in lat. 7 N,
long 17 W. .

lienriette, from Smyrna for London, WAS spoken in Int
49, 10n,,7
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MariliOness of Bute, from Liverpool for St. John, N. 8., was
spoken 10th Oct., in-Ist 4.), long. 40.
Caledonia, Stroyairi from Liverpool for Bombay, off Bardsey
20th instant' -.•.
Grace, Pearson, from Liverpool for Demerara, off Point Lynas
20th instant.
Lady Keith: Paine, from Falmouth for Trieste, out eight days,
was spoken by the liebe; Thompson, from Cephalonia, in the Cut
of Gibraltar •

MONDAY, OCTOBER 29,—Wind W.N.W.
Attntveo.—Gogielrne; Godfrey, from Rio Janeiro—Jane Smith,
Swanton, from St, Domingo—Emma, Main, from Gallipoli—Har-
mony. frOrn Trieste—Enterprise, Langreen, from Marseilles—
Fenello, Wirkman, from lag.,—Wm. Gray, Gray. from Oporto
—Llama, Wheeler, from .London—Susannah, from Newry—Lady
Hood, ArKenzie, from Dublin—llarlequin, from Glasgow.

Mountaineer, from Honduras, is on shone nrar Cm:thy Point •
Monarch,-Booth, from Bombay, at the Clyde
Pizznrro, Stage, for Madeira, has put hack with damage to her
stern and rudder, having been on shore on Blaekwater Bank
' Liverpool (steamer) from Liverpool to New York, was passed
23rd instant, at ti p.m., during a gale from W.N.W.,.in Ist. 49 24,
long. 14 38.. A heavy sea was running. The steah.er was steering
about W.N. W..; appeared to be going very fast, and not shipping
any water. • • • • • • • •

Great Western (steamer)left Kingsroad for New York 17th inst.,
at 3 p.m., with 120 passengers
Lady Stormont, M'M ion, from Rio Janeiro, at Bahia
Nereid, and Ilerwiek-upon-Tweed, from Odessa, at Fal-
mouth, for Liverpool •
argaret. hills, from Alexandria, at Milford
Courier, Sewell, froin London, do

'I'LLLGRANII OFFICE, OCTOBER 29.

Wind at 'Holyhead, N. W., Blowing Fresh.
Off flolybead, inward bound, at I p.m., No. 1972, Ocean Queen,
B. Ilk., from Sluntreal.
Off Point Lyuas, inward bound, at IC/ 30 a.m., No. 976, Eliza
B. 13k. • No: 76. United Stittes; A. S:..at 1 p in., from New
York. No. 805; Olialto, B. Bk.,'frorn Monte Video. No time re-
ceived. Have Pilots. • - •
The Mountaineer from Honduras is on shore outside the rock.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, OCT. 29.
COTTON.—The animated demand noticed in last week's Circular
continued unabated to the close of Tuesday, when a further ad-
val.ce of fulls Id per ih was obtained on the inferior and middling
qualities of American, and id on Surat ; since then the demand
has Linen off materially, and as none of the holders appeared de-
sirous to sell, prices of American have declined Id. per lb, and Die
market closed heavily. In lirazil and Egyptian there is no change,
but they are more saleable at the quucations. Spculators have
taken 11 500 American, 270, Surat, and 330 Egyptian, and Ex-
porters 150 Surat and 120 Carthageua.
ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON
From the 19th Inst. to this day inclusive.