The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-27 00:00:00

SUNDAY, SEPT. 25. —Noon, Wind W.N.W.—Blowing fresh.

ARRlVED—Commerce, Fleming, fin New York—Winwick, Hodge,
from Savanilla—Briton, Greaves, from New Orleons—Jupiter, Gal-
braith, from Calcutta—Richard Walker, Fidler, from Bombay—Go-
vernor, M'Kay, from Bombay—William Turner, Leitch, from Bom-
bay ; sailed 26th May, and St. Helena 13th August—Abet-Voir, Dow-
ling, from Demerara—Litherland, Hawkins, from Barbadoes—Alert,
Muir, from St. Vineent—Chandos, Sage, from Jansaice—Hannah,
Clayton, from Savanilla; sailed Ist August—Calista, Bradley, from
Honduras—Bonanza, Senn, fin Lima ; sailed Ist June—Ellen Brooks,
Lindsay, from New Orleans; left the Bar Bth of August—Matilda,
Nl`lienzie, from Trieste.

OFF THE PORT—Grenada, —, from Itombay—Phillips, Wool-
ley,,from Valparaiso—Thomas Mellor (not quite sure of her numbers:
from Permunbilvo—Fairfield, Clarke, from Jamaica—Formosa, Mit.
chell, from St. John, N.B.—Laura Ann, from Lisbon.

Inglebury, Rickett ; Ranger, Guy ; Nestor, Clunis; Ilindostan. Pat-
tison ; Linton, Gillman, and Minerva, M'Pherson, hence, at Bombay.
Upton Castle, Duggin, and Cleveland, Morley, from London, at
Bombay.
M. S. Elphinstone. from Clyde. at ditto.
Mary, White, from Sunderland, at ditto.
Blenheim, --, from London, off ditto.
Protector, -; Catherine, -, and Hindostan, -, from
Calcutta, at St. Helena.

John Stamp, -, from Bombay, at ditto.
. Canton, , from Bombay, off Cape Clear.
Anna, , from Batavia, was spoken in lat. 30 N.
Dorothy Foster, Tilley, from Jamaica. for London, went on shore,
7th ult. on I'ichell's Reef, Florida, and would be lost. Cargo saved.
Narcissus, Turner, from Jamaica, for London, at New York, put in
for provisions.
New England, Swanton, from Marseilles, at New York.
Bellerophon. Letwick, from Rotterdam, at New York.
Avis, Thompson, hence, at Boston.
Commerce, Fleming, from New York, at this port; sailed 29th
August. On sth Sept. in lat. 42, long. 56, spoke the Woodbury, from
New Orleans, for this port. On the 10th, in lat. 43, long, 42, the Per-
donnet, hence, for New York.
Winwick, Hodge, from Savanilla, at this port; sailed Ist August,
On 7th August, in lat. 23 46, long. 83 20, spoke the Calcutta, (late
Beeton) hence, for Havana. On 2d Sept. in lat. 40 46, long. 58, the
Curtis, from New Orleans for Havre; had spoken 18th August, the
Rowena, (late Ell'ot,) from New Orleans, for St. John, N.B. On the
15th September, in lat. 46, long. 25, the Ann, Ross, for Quebec, and
the Seal, Poole, for Newfoundland. On 4th September, in lat. 42,
long. 51, the Colossus, hence, for Philadelphia.
Briton, Greaves. from New Orleans, at this port ; sailed from the
Bar Bth August. On 16th August, off the Havana, spoke the Amelia,
, from Jamaica, for this port. On 22d, in lat. 33, long. 74, the
Arcadia, -, hence, for New Orleans. On 25th, in lat. 34, long.
70 45, the Sea Bird, from Campeachy, for London. On 3d September,
in lat. 39 48, long 52 34, the Resolution, from New York, for Stettin.
On 13th, in lat. 48, long. 274 the Othello, from Hull, for Quebec. On
15th, in lat. 48, long. 25, the Ardwell, from Quebec, for Lynn ; in lat.
48, long. 21, the Sir Howard Douglas, hence, for Dalhousie, twelve
days out. On 24th, off Tuskar, the Itobert, hence, for Tuskar.

MONDAY, SEPT. 26. —Noon, Wind S.—Moderate.
High Water, 12, noon—'An Irish mail.)
ARRlVED—Phillips, Woolley, from Valparaiso—Grenada, Sullivan,
from Bombay—Thomas Mellor, Hutchinson, from Pernambuco—Fair-
field, Clark, from Jamaica—LV•ous, Devonport, and Birmingham,
Patterson, from New Orleans—Formosa, Mitchell, from St. Andrew's
—Laura .nn, Caseby, from Lisbon—Republic, Williams, from New
York, sailed 4th instant.
ALso ARRlVED—Dennett, M'Clean, from Cork—Fearon, Leonard,
from Dublin.
SAILED—Frisk, Whitewav, for Buenos Ayres—Abercromby, Ure,
for Cape Bretou—Swallow, M'Kean, for Copenhagen—Parker, Risien,
for Demerara—Sarah, lludson, for Pillau—Helen M'Gregor. Shed-
dan, and James Baillie, Oliver, for Jamaica—Union, Olsen, for Laur-
vig—Calcutta, Reed, for St. John's—Mary, M`Lanren, for Newfound-
land—Meg Merrilies, Penrice, for Africa—Valiant, Bragg. for Barba-
does—lsabella, Campbell, for Demerara—Frederick, Pommersch, for
Pillau—Barbara Catherina, Goiriats, for Antwerp—Duncan, Cowley,
for Bombay—Rubicon, Rogers, for Boston—Howard, Beazley, for
Mauritius--Arin Petley, Champion, for Messina—Johanna Gezina,
Schur, for Amsterdam—Nithsdale, Grave, for Trinidad—Reward,
Goss, for Algiers—John Taylor, M'Queen, for Charleston—Thalia,
Graham, for Calcutta—Selma, Doetloff, for Dantzig—Zeelust, Mik,
for Dordt—Great Britain, French, and Independence, Nye, fur New
York—Tacitus, Russel, land David Cannon, Broadfoot, for New Or-
leans—Nyberheid, Lievens, for Ostend—St. Andrew, Garrison, for
St. John's.

Hindoo, Driscoll, hence, off the Cape. 27th June, for Bombay.
Cybele, Armstrong, hence, at Pernambuco.
Elvira, Birkett, hence, at Demerara.
Elenhervie, , from the Clyde, at ditto.
Mountaineer, from London, at ditto.
Esther, Jump, sailed from Demerara, for this port, 12th August, and
the Thames, Smith, for Dublin, 14th August.
Camden, (packet) from Falmouth, at Barbadoes.
Don Juan, Butler, hence, at ditto.
Calcutta, , hence, at Havana.
Rialto, Holmes, hence, at Baltimore.
Star, Glover ; Glasgow, Robinson : Sherbroke, Longford ; Black
Boy, Deway ; Solon, Wood ; Creole. Tracy ; Josephine, Britton, and
Rohel t Isaac, Alexander, hence, at New York,
Montreal, Champlin, from London, at ditto.
Charles Carroll, , from Havre, at ditto.
Gladiator, -. from London. off ditto.
Captain Ross, Morton, hence, at llalifax.
James and Thomas, Carlile ; Greenhow, Morrison ; Heath, Smith ;
Louisa, Nicholas ; Sir R. 11. Dick, Lear ; Lightfoot, Wilson ; Silvia,
-, and Amity, -, hence, at Quebec.
city of Waterford, Bennett, from Waterford, at ditto.
Miranda, Colgin, from Alexandria, for this port, at Milford.
Astrea, Brock, from Lisbon, at Cove.
Ceres, Lund, from Skein, at ditto.
James Price, from Richibucto, at ditto.
Jean, Scott, sailed from Cove, for St. Vincent, 23d September.
Diligent, Battle, for this port, in coming out from Maracaibo, about
Ist August, struck on the Bar, lost her rudder, and anchored outside.
A brig, with all her sails loose,lwas seen on shore, on Sombrero
Key, 10th of August, had apparently just gone on.
Ilindoo, Asken, hence, for Calcutta, was spoken on the 11th May,
in lat. 12 S, long. 77 E.
Emulous, Davidson, from Demerara, to Belfast, was spoken on the
11th September, in lat. 47, long 30.
Agnes, Primrose, from Jamaica, for this port, was spoken on the
31st August, in lat. 40, long. 61.
Waverley, ----, hence, for New York, was spoken 3d September,
in lat. 41 40, long 53.
Pons Alie,
September, in lat. 47 38, long. 26 10, by the Hannah, for Savanilla.
Zephyr, , hence, for Pictou, was spoken on the 20th of Sep-
tember, in lat. 30 10, long. 18 30.
Dow Son, -, was spoken on the 15th of September, in lat. 5,
long. 17.
United States, - ' hence, for New York, was spoken on the 3d
of September, in lat. 44, long. 52.
Tom Bowline, -, was spoken on .the 3d of September, in lat.
46 48, long. 38 30.
Phmbe, , from Quebec, to this port, was spoken in lat. 50
25, long. 21 25.
Barque Corsair,
lal. 52 17, long. 21 8, by the Formosa.
The Phillips, Woolley, arrived at this port from Valparaiso, sailed
20th June. The Bolivar was to sail for London 26th June, and the
Australia, for London, 3d July. In lat. 48 S, long. 27 W, spoke the
Princess Charlotte, hence for Bombay. On 17th, Sept. in lat. 49, long.
18, spoke the Arab, hence for Philadelphia.
The Republic, Williams, arrived at this port from New York, sailed
4th instant, in company with the Diamond, for this port.. The North
America, and the Champlain, for this port, and the St James, for
I London, sailed Ist instant.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, SEFTEMSER 26, 1836.

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Wind at Holyhead, S.—Blowing fresh.
Off Point Lynas, inward-bound—No. 160, Ganges, B S. from Ma-
ranham—No. 1359, Rookery, B 8, from Jamaica, at 9 30 a.m.—No.
1187, Carina, B Bk, from Palermo, at 2 30 p.m.
Sailed from Beaumaris, outward•lwund—No. 324, Pursuit, B Schnr,
for London, at 1 p.m.

LIVERPOOL 'IIDE TA-iiI,F,

Days. Airn. I Ern. Ht.

Fe.slirals,

:217:PT. H. W. H. M. F. 1.
Tuesday ....27 018 036 18 10 Length of day 111150 m
Wednesday-26 0 st. 1. 9 18 0 Lemzth of night 121114 m
Thursday ..29 125 .1 43 10 8 St 'Michael. Miehaelmas Day
Friday, ....JO In 9 2IT 15 0 St Jerome
O
Saturday ct 1 335 2 .54 13 :3 ltemigius
SUNDicY... 2 1 315 :3 40 11 6 15th Sunday after Trinity.
Monday .... 3 4 8 1 439 10 0 [Moon Apogee 9h even

St, PT., 27,, 1834

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LIVERVOOL COLONIAL MAIIKET, SEPT. 23.

There is a partial demand for SUGAR, and the few sales made,-
amounting only ti. 320 hhds ILP., are at a decline of Is to 2s (11, ewt
but at these rates there is not much offering. Mauritius and Ilempa.
continue to be neglected.—Nothing done in MorassEs.—The public
sale of B.P. COFFEE on Tuesday went off dull for the ordinary quail--
ties, and a trifle lower ; to-day 40 casks sold at the reduction. About
200 tees of Jamaica have been disposed of, with 80 brls of Trinidad,
•and 140 bales of Mocha at 72s 41 cwt. 40 bags of Foreign Coffee sold•
at the quotations.—A small parcel of Trinidad COCOA sold at 51s, a
few casks of Jamaica GINGER at £B, a few bags EimErvro at 31d, and•
400 bags black PEPPER at 41d to 41d.—No transactions are reported'
•in Ric E. there being very little in first hands.—There has been a good'
inquiry for RUM, and the sates amount to 360 puns,.at 2s fid to 2s 8d
for common Leeward, as lod to 4s 6d for Demerara, of high strength,
and 4s 3d to 4a 90 ar gallon for fine Jamaica.
Several public sales of INDIGO and East India Produce have "'vett
• brought forward during the-week ; the indigo, with tins exception of
a few chests of good and fine dust, which sold at fair prices, was
'bought in.—SHELL LAO, NIUNJEET, and LAO DY • arc lower ; the sales
consist of 73 chests Shell Lae, at 102 s 6d for liver, to 122 s 6d for orange
160 hales of Munjeet, at 20s IP cwt, and 50 'chests Lac Dye, at Is 3d•
for Hal, Is 4d for Kelt and TL. and 2s 4d 41' tb for fine marks.-13-
hhds Titem, have realiied 83s (Iff cwt.—There has been more business-
doing its SALTPETRE at 27s 3d for ordinary and 32s and als 6d for good-
quality ; the sales reach 2.200 bags.
• Nothing reported In Campeachy Loowoon of Jamaica about 229"
tons sold at £8 Os to 10s ;70 tons of Ceara FUSTIC offered Tester.,
day, were withdrawn at £5 ha, 25 tons of Spanish sold at ;in Nr,
CARAGCA WOOD the sales are trilling ; about 200 tons of Baawoono
sold within the quotations, and 10 of CANtwoon at £23 12s 6d 441 ton;
—The sales of TURPENTINE have been extensive, amounting to 6500`•
brls at 16s 6d, at whidlipriee the market is firm.—American TAR is iri
fair demand ; 14s has been ofi'tsred and refused to-day for 200 bfls on'
the quay ; 14s 6d is asked.—Montreal POT Asir Es are saleable 50 brie'
have been sold at 365, and 150 brls, to arrive, at 35s 6d. Montreal Pearl'
ASHES sell slowly at the quotations.—Some small sales have been('
made in QUERCITRON BARK at former rates.—Nothing done in CLO.'
VERSEED or FLAXSEED.—The sales of HIDES have been considerable,
consisting of 500 dry Buenos Ayres at Old for sound, 110 u dry salted'
Brazil at 51. to 6d, 2500 do Cape at. 51,1 to 6d, 630 do Jamaica at 61d;
4370 salted Buenos Ayres at 48d to sd, 880 do Rio Grande at 40 to 41d,
285 tlo Brazil at 4ld, 2200 do Cape at 41d to 41d, 280 do Kips at Old.
Savanilla. at 41d, 1500 African at 41(1 to sd, and 30,700 East India
Kips at 81d to Old for sound dry salted, 61,d to 78d 'for first rubbery
do, and 31d to Old for second and third rubbed do, 7(1 to 71d for sound.-
dry and brined, sfd to 61 for first rubbed do, and 31d to 4ld lb for
second and third, rubbed do.-110 tons heavy OAK BARK have been
sold at £6 7s 6(1 to £6 lOs, and. 74 tons light Coppice at 177 7s 6d, also•
30 tons Leghorn Cork Tree Bark at £lO 47 ton.--The sales of Ton/w-
-oo have amounted to 120 hills Kentucky stemmed, and 60 hhds leaf
chiefly taken by the home-trade.