The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-02-02 00:00:00

PRINCE LOUIS NAPOLEON.—We learn that the severity
of the imprisonment imposed on Prince Louis Napoleon, in
the citadel of Ham, forms a strange contrast with the mea-
sures resorted to with the ministers of Charles X., who were
incarcerated in the same fortress. That all precautions of a
nature to prevent the escape of the captive should be resorted
to is quite right ; but is it not carrying prudence even to ty-
ranny to keep the prisoner in a sort of continual mystery, to
prohibit every communication between him and his oldest
friends, and not to allow him even to see those who have im-
portant private affairs to transact with him ? We are even
positively assured that matters are carried to such a pitch as
even to interdict the reading of the oppoSition journals, and.
to allow him only to read the Journal des Debats and the
Commerce.—Commerce.

Fanny Palmer,- Cutting, hence at Constantinople
Pauline, De hoer, hence for Dordt, at Dover.
Rebecca, Drake, from St. John, N.B. at Dowries
Harriet L. Picot, from Rio Janeiro, at Falmouth
FERNANDO Po, Nov. 10.—Ethiope, (steamer) Beacroft, (owned
and dispatched by Messrs. Jamieson Brothers and Co. of Liver-
pool,) arrived here to-day from the Niger. She had penetrated
into the interior near Levre, only a short distance from Boussa.
and the highest point yet reached by any European vessel, from
the Delta of the Niger, and celebrated as the spot near which
Mungo Park was drowned, where her progress was stopped by the
river becoming contracted and obstructed by rocks.
FALMOUTH, Jan. 28.—Josephine, Thomas, from Ramsgate for
Liverpool, put in here to-day, having the schooner Zephyr in tow,
which she fell in with yesterday morning, off the Wolff Rock;
abandoned. Mem.—The above is supposed to be the Zephyr, from
Larache for Dublin, that was abandoned 22nd January.
DOUGLAS, 1.M., Jan. 29.—Dinah, Dick, from Liverpool for Pa-
lermo, that put in here 10th Dec. with damage, sailed yesterday,
after being repaired.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 31.—Wind N.N.E. light.
AitarvEn.—Jarrow. Walker, from Demerara—Coromando,
Pierce, from New Orleans—and Jane, Williamson, from Charente.
SAI ICD.—Cleofrid, Shields, for Africa—Argestes, Hannah, for
Jamaica—Edward, Drummond, for Sydney—Victory, Jarvis, for
Naples—Ashburton, Bulkely, for Azores—Bengal, Hicks, for Mo-
bile—Abbotsford. M`Lean, for Demerara—Catharine, Phillips, for
Malta—Pallas, Green, for Gibraltar—Wm. Rushton, Bornes, for
Arica—C. Durham, Stowe, for Demerara—Reynard, Le Grand,
and Panope, Gallichan, for Monte Video—Herald. Stehr, for Ge-
noa—Rival, Sutherland, for Nassau—Windsor Castle, Young, for
Bombay—and George I V, Cornelius, for Charente.

Garrick, Palmer, from Liverpool for New York, was driven on
shore about 25 miles to the southward of Sandy Hook tith January,
and it was feared would become a wreck. She was seen on the
morning of the 311, with all the people on board, and a few hours
after she was passed by another vessel, which not seeing any one
on board, supposed the crew and passengers had been landed on
the coast, as the sea had very much subsided.

Caledonia, Coffin; Jane Walker, —; Anna Liffey,
and Sherbrooke, O'Brien, hence at Mobile

United States, Britton'; England, Waite, and George Washing
ton, Burrows, hence at New York