The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-08-10 00:00:00

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FRIDAY, Aster 6.—Wind S.W., blowing fresh.
AktuvEn.—Europa, Volum, fm Lima, sailed lath April—Thomas
Fielden, Smith, from Valparaiso—Sheffield, Allen, from New York
—Jamaica, White, from Jamaica—Messenger, Stabb, from Zante—
Lord Ravensworth, Newham, from Quebec—Barbara Catharina,
, from Louvain—China, , from Quebec—Radcliffe,
Collins, from Faro—Caroline, Kilian, from Campo Bello—El Cam.
Pechano, , from Bilboa—Glengarry, —, from Porto
Rico—Morning Star, —, from Richibucto—and Fenna Jovena,
—, from Embden.

Jamaica, White, from Jamaica, at this port; sailed 24th June.
On 35th July, in lat. 46, long. ip, spoke the Ontario, from Liver-
pool for Wiscasset, and South America, from Liverpool for New
York. On Ist Aug. in lat. 48, long. 15, spoke the Athens, from
Liverpool
Thomas Fielding, Smith, from Valparaiso, at this port ; sailed
15th April. On 25th July, in lat. 44, long 25, spoke the Monon-
gahela, from Liverpool for Philadelphia
Emma, Fisher, from Bahia. at this port; sailed 4th June. The
Rookery, sailed for London the day previous
Severn, Prance, for Quebec, has put back with loss of spars
Lavinia, of Liverpool, was spoken loth July, in lat. 46, long. 54
Alexander Edmond, hence for Quebec, was spoken Guth ult., in
long 11
Susan E. Howell, hence for Baltimore, was spoken 26th ult., in
lat 46, long 21
Sarah Miller, hence for Trieste, was spoken sth ult., of Cape St.

Vincent
Snowdon, hence for Africa, was spoken I2th ult., in lat 43, long 12
Lord Glenelg, hence at Malta

Janet and aiherine, Sutter, hence at Gibraltar
Grecian Daughter, Gorbell, hence at Brouwershaven

Catharine, Vandam, hence at Helvoct
Lavinia, was spoken loth ult., in lat 46, long 54

SATURDAY, AUGUST 7.—Wind W.S.W. light.
ARRIVHD.—Courier, M'Farlane, from Montreal—Trial, Petrie,
from Faro.
SAILED.—Ocean, Willard, for New York—Woodman, Good, for
Bombay—Clyde, Matches, for Quebec—Amiga, Dalrymple, for Rio
Janeiro, &e.—and Rival, Sutherland, for Nassau.

Hope, M`Gowan, from Savannah. at this port; sailed Ist July.
On 17th July, In lat. 41, long. 56, spoke the Condor, trem Liverpool
for Boston. On 22nd July, in lat. 45, long. 42, spoke the Fanny,
Grueber, from Liverpool for Quebec. On 28th July, in lat. 48,
long. 29, spoke the Lady Constable, from Liverpool for Quebec.
Oil 25th July, in lat, 47, long. ad, saw a barque with loss of fore-
mast, maintopmast and mizen mast ; bore down towards her and
signalised, to know if she wanted assistance, but she kept on her
course, and did not even hoist her colours
The China that arrived yesterday from QuAec, lost foretopmast
and maintop gallant mast, and two men during a squall 31st July,
in lat. 50, long. 10. On 4th August, off Waterford, spoke the Cum-
berland, from Liverpool for Quebee.
Ann, of Portaferry, was run down this morning in the Sloyne,
and sunk. Crew saved.
Maria, Klein, for Pillau, has put baek, leaky
Harmonie, -, and Atalanta, Nieman, from Stettin for Li-
verpool, off Deal
Gentoo, Dodds, hence at Kedgeree 7th June
Martha, Astrope, hence at the Cape of Good Hope 31st May
Rebecca, -, hence at Para
Otter, Preston, hence at Constantinople
John William, Wulff; Providence, Volbrecht ; Carl Christian,
Birr; Amalia, Albrecht, and Dorothea, Hoppe, hence at Danzic
Otte SodSkende, Peterson, hence off Frederickshaven
Julia, Medhurst, hence at Hamburg
Elizabeth Mary, Garbut, hence at Altona
Venus, Mohring, hence at Brake
Juffrow Alida, Huising, hence at Helvoet
Betsey, Ebberfeld, hence for Bremen, off Hastings
Pearl, , from Taragona for Valparaiso, was spoken 29th
June, off Cape de Gatt

SUNDAY, AUGUST B.—Wind W.S.W. moderate.
ABRIVED.—Thomas Hunter, Garrett, from Bonny; sailed /4th
May. The John Lilly sailed three days previous for Liverpool—
Queen Mab, Ainley, from Calcutta; sailed from St. Helena Bth
June—North America, Lowber, from New York—Carthagenian,
, from Halifax—Howard, —, from Savannah—Lady
Seaton, , and 'gable, —, from Montreal—Jane, from
—Tinamara, Wilson, from Ceara—Catariqui, Jackson; Duke,
; Fanny, Sloan, and Frances, —, from Quebec—Rapid,
Smith, from Demerara—Zeno, , from Jamaica—Albania,
Crowell, from New Orleans—and Albanian, Lane, from Charleston.

Osprey, -, from Malta, at this port, with loss of foretop
mast and jibboom
British Queen, Harper, from Monte Video, off Cork
Heywood, -, hence for Africa, was spoken Ist July, in lat.
11, long. 46
Samaritan, Davie, sailed from Alexandria for Liverpool 15th June
Freedom, Cox, sailed from Smyrna, for Liverpool, 17th July.
Margaret, Williams, from Liverpool, at Naples, and sailed 22nd
July, for Zante
Caribean, -, from Bordeaux. for Calcutta, was spoken 25th
June, and Eliza Johnstone, from Liverpool, for Pernambuco, 27th
June, on the Equator, by the Queen Mab
Nerio, Jarvis, hence for Leghorn, at Milford
Ellen Caster, hence, for Marseilles, at do
Fanny, Thomas, hence at Alexandria, E

MONDAY, AUGUST 9.—Wind West.
ARRIVED.—ArieI, , from Montreal—Reliance, —, from
Monte Video—Atwick, , from Maceio—Resolution, Lons-
dale, from Paraiba—Greenock, from Bustuche—Hebe, and Em-
press, from Montreal—Covenanter; Tay; Pearl; Pursuit, and
Don, Muir, from Quebec—Lord Keane, Roberts, from Montreal—
Ariel. from Trieste—Eagle, Lace, from Montreal—Adelaide, Swaf-
En, from Lisbon—Shenandoah, West, from Philadelphia—Chester,
from Halifax—Lanark, Simpson, from Quebec—Medea, from Ulea-
borg—Goodwin, Davies, from Savannah—Vulcan, Gibson, from
Mobile—Thorburn, from Quebec—and Ceres, from Wismar,

John Taylor, Turner, from Old Calabar, at this Dort; sailed sth
June. On 21st July, in lat. 40, long. 37, spoke the Charlotte, hence
to Boston. On Ist Aug. in lat. 43, long. 20, spoke the Mountaineer,
On 7th Aug. off Tuskar, spoke the Tremont, hence to Quebec.
Corsair, Harland, from Mobile, at this port; sailed 23rd Jr.ne.
On 24th, spoke the Conrtenay, for Liverpool, with loss of mizen
mast, fore topmast, and maintop gallant mast, and intended to
proceed. On ath Aug. spoke the Pandora, hence to St. Andrew's.
Holywood, Holliday, from Monte Video. On 4th July, saw a
large steamer at anchor at St. Jago. On 6th Aug. off Cape Clear,
spoke the Benin, for Liverpool
Reliance, Robertson, from Monte Video, at the Cove for Liver-
pool. On 7th June, off Labos; (River Plate,) spoke the Sweet
Home, hence to Monte Video. On 6th Aug. off Cape Clear, spoke
the Columbia, (steamer') hence to Halifax. On 31st July, in lat.
46, long. 28, spoke the Thomas Hughes, hence to Montreal
Llama, Clayton, from Laguira, off the Cove. On 6th instant,
spoke the Robert, (timber laden) 'for Liverpool
Severn, from Bahia to Liverpool, was spoken gth July, in lat. 8
N, long. 28 W
Josepha, from Belfast for Quebec, off St. Paul's 18th July

Eilen, Miller, hence at Lisbon
John Bell, hence to Quebec, was spoken sth instant, in lat. 51,
long. 15 30
Diligentia, Mesquite, hence at Oporto
Huskisson, hence at Bonny
Charlotte, hence to Boston, was spoken 2lst July, in lat. 40,
long. 37
Tremont, hence to New York, off Tuskar sth instant
Alexander, of Liverpool, was spoken 38th June, in lat. 36 N,
long. 2 W

LIVERPOOL WOOL MARKET
(From the Circular of Messrs. Dawson 4* Hance
The public sales of Colonial and Foreign Wools closed t
noon. The attendance of buyers was the largest we recoil
and the competition for N. S. Wales was very brisk.
The general condition of the Sydney Wool was beautiful, but the
prevalence of burrs and seeds in many good flocks materially
depreciated their value.
The whole sold at a decided advance on the prices obtained in
London last month, as our quotations shew.
The coarser descriptions of Foreign Wool went of heavily. The
large quantity of Buenos Ayres Wool brought forward, and offering
by private contract, materially affected the price of East India,
Peruvian, &c., for which lower rates were submitted to than for
soma time past. .
The universal curtailment of the hours of business in the manu •
facturing districts, and the consequent reduction in the consumption
and value of English Wools are visably affecting foreign descrip-
tions, and we cannot look for permanent improvement in them
until manufacturers are more actively and profitably employed.
4311 bales Australian Wool, prime combing is 9d to is 104 d; mid-
dling ditto Is 6d to Is 8d; fine clothing Is 94d to Is 114 d ;
(one lot) 25 24d; middling is 6d to is 9d; low Is 3d to
ls 6d; lambs is 74d to is 10d.
194 bales Italian, fleece lOid to 14d; skin 9d to 11d.
II bales Cape, 13id to 16id.
Isl 6 bales Buenos Ayres, fine washed Merino is 64d to Is 114 d;
middle ditto 1 lid to is 2d ; ditto and burry 74d to lid ;
ordinary burry 4d to 64d ; in grease aid to ad.
31.1 bales Portugal, It. 13ii1; F. lOid to lld ; A. lOid to I lid.;
S. slid to mod.
53 bales German, withdrawn at Is 4d to is led.
60 bales Oporto, withdrawn at Sid.
1575 bales East India, good white 8;ld to 94,1 ; ordinary ditto 71d

his af ter-
lect h ere,

to Bid; yellow 5d to 7d; grey 3d to 4id.
119 bales Peruvian, common washed 7d to jid ; in grease :lid to

6-Id.
372 bales Persian, white 7d to Sid ; yellow 6-id to 6id ; grey and