The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-06 00:00:00

AFRICA.

Nailer, (312) Dawson, fm Africa, with 721 cks palm oil, 2 ele-
phants' teeth, Order—Q Dk
UNITED STATES.

Leslie
Dk , frn Charleston, with 73 bales cotton, A Tay-
Liverpool. (413) Barstow, fm Charleston. with 117 bales cotton,
Sands, Hodgson and co-152 do, W H Gilliat-46 do, A Taylor-100
do, Johnson, Ginger and co-45 do, Kalil and Courant-218 do, W
lorF—ralnoc2e6sdo (,330r)der—G
Stuart-651 do. Order—L4 Dk
BRITISH AMERICA.

. - -
Robert Krrr. (357) Thorns, fm Quebec. with 1.83 pa Sr end 15 ps
leenLb:R D
I and 2111mcoB 25 standard staves, 41 c 29 dealt aid
W t— Dk •
' Ann, (331) Cape, fin Quebec, with 63 ps oak, 43 ps red and 319 ps
white pine timber, 13201 W I staves, 576 ps deals, Vii and 11 Sharpies
and co—ltiver
Frederick. (467) Wescott, fm St John, N B, with 142 ps birch and
eonakds timber; 1142
632 pa pine timber, 41 c 3 deals, 97 c staves, Gibbs, Bright and co—
tltieni
—ll Dk
. Voluna, (331) Seaton, fm Quebec, with 69 ps oak, 2 pa elm, 3 ps
ash and 328 ps pino timber, 111 c 10 deals, 104 it 18 staves, 1 c 6 deal
ends, J Frogte and co-8 pkgs specimens natural history, T Bennett.
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
bx. do, 3 Kearsley and Son—B lik

I)Fkerguson, fin Oporto, with 20 p 13 h 33 qr cks
Fray, fm Gijon, with 30,i0 bushels small nuts, M'An-
Tyro, (79)
h2O qr cks 23 cs do, Glazebrook Bros-1 p 6 II
Hall
-30
-5100
Ilit
206 qrqr cksos do,
do, I
t Mooreproatnodn
andeo
417rieersvecnNakvrisilynddeIloI",:i103-:hrideT7rd—C2-eolC3C7o)unha-4 ploli2o qr cks do, Mellor and co-6 h
c2oo—q: cks
do, .1 A Kaye-1 p do, T Wallwork-3 p do, J Fisher-8 pdoW& G
Maples-16 plO h do, J Knowles-1 h do, .1 Green-1 h do, ' 0 -Coo-
iave do, 8 hxs 6 hskts onions, Order-12 bxs do, P W Smith-2 bats
do, Ashburner and co-3 do. Pilkingtott sod B,on--3 (1,,, Pemberton
and Green-3 do, W Maxwell and co-3 do, Glatehroolt Bros--3 do,
12q qr cks do,iltt
Lassen, Lewin and co—')o Id lis3 is do, 8 trs Plums J Knowles, son
and ,o—ii las plums, P W Smith-20 1)0 w 0
per 5 p do,
01, 11 Roos e.-54 do, Or-
der—a qiity cork wood, 'l' NI artin and Son-5I tits shuiriai!,lireks ergot
Ibx 6r., pus, Order—G Ilk

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bipfittlg Enttlltgenrc.

, FRIDAY. DEC. 2.—Noon. Witid S.W.—Stormy.
(An Irish mail—High Water 511 4tim p.m.)
ARTUVED.—LaureI, from Africa—Voluna,,Seaton ; and Ro-
bert tier, --, from Quebec.

Perle, Castellas ; and Amphitrite, Bieback, hence, at Pillau. • -
Bend Arentena. Brieland, hence, at Hatnbro'.
Mary Hartley, Priestman, hence,-for Calcutta, at Cove, in want of
water and cargo shifted.
Hark Away, French, for New York. has put back.
Enchantress, Donaldson, for ditto, at Waterford.
Reliance, Beynon, from Demerara, at Belfast. -
Georgetown, Simpson, from Demerara, in the Downs, in 30 days.
Adriatia, Cocks, from Berbice, in ditto.
Clydesdale, Edie, from Newfoundland, at Cove.
• James Lyon, from Clyde and Cove, Tor Marseilles, has put hack to
Cove, with damage, having been.in contact with alarge barque."
Acasta. Rvle, from Honduras for London, was on shore near Rams.
gate, 29th ult., and full of water.
Fortuna, Tamens, from Stralsund for• this port, ,waS Wrecked on
Sandwich Flats, 29th ult, : crew saved, \-
.
Juno, Liedke, froth Pillau for this ttort, at Plymouth. . , •
Henry Hoyle, from Oporto, was off Great Ormahead at 9 tern. -
A sloop coal-laden was totally wrecked 28th Nov.;--crew saved: '

SATURDAY, DEC. 3.—Noon, Wind W.S.W.—PreSh.
(An Irish Water 6h 57m p.m.)
ARRIVED—The Amelia, Cholditch, fm Valparaiso,' sailed 25th Aug.
—Philomela, Sprott, from Buenos .Avres; sailed 2d Oct.—Guillelmo,
Godfrey, from Monte Video, sailed tth Oct.-,Supetb, Willis, from
Pernambuco, sailed 29th Oct.—Antelope, Dalrymple, from Paraiba,
sailed 3d Oct.—Jupiter, Ramsey, from IJemerara—Ceres, Thompson,
from Berbice and Barbados—Frederick, Westeott, from St John N B
—Ann, Cape, from Quebec—Jane, Sanderson, from Seville—i Ann Pa-
ley, Rolstone, from Lisbon, in 7 days—Bea; Cornish, from Valparaiso
sailed Ist September—The Rimac was to sail in 14 days for London.
ALso Altalvv3—The .Leeds. Mersey, Birmingham, Britannia; and
Nottingham, (steamers) from Dublin.

Tho Nelson Wood, Robinson, hence, at Batavia, 13th August.
The Royal Saxon, Renner ; and John O'Gaunt, Robertson, hence;
at Batavia, 22d August.
The Junina, Robinson. hence, at Batavia, 23d August.
The Joseph Winter, Nuttall ; and John Black, 111'.Kenzie, hence,
at Buenos Ayres.
The Commerce, Boylan, hence, at Monte Video.
Enterprise, Howe, hence, at Trieste.
Red,Rover, --; and Ranger, hence, at Naples.
Selo, Teasdale, hence, at Leghorn.
Reliance, Adams; and Jean 'Wilson, Hood, hence, at Pernatnlatico.
Aliquis, I►l'Fee, hence for Bombay, was 25th Oetober, in lat
13 5 6, long, 30 tO W.
The Vanguard, Stewart, hence for Bombay, at ralrnouth.with naain
yard carried away, maintop-sail spilt, &c.
St George, Park, hence for Africa, at Falmouth, with loss of main-
top. top-mast, topgallant-mast, yards, sails, rigging, &c, having been
thrown on her beam ends.

eAreadia, --, hence for Sierra Leone, at Milford, with losa of
foremast, &t.

sailed fr?ni Milford; fiir Africa,-Ist instant.

Ganges, 11141)61=1d, for Maranlitim, has put back.
from the Cape of Good Hope, at 'Monte Video.
The Ceres, --, arrived at this pert from Berbice, threw o.verg
hoard 78 bales cotton, and had her ground tier of sugar washed out.
The Colonist, M*Master, from Dublin. at St Andreir;.N B.
Adelaide, Clarke, from Sydney, New South Wales, at Sourabaya.
Altred, from the Clyde, at Batavia, after throwing a quantity
of gunpowder overboard.
The Exerllent,Garston, from Honduras for London, was lost on
,the
Coast of Yucatan, 10th September.
Sylla, Scott, from Rio Janeiro, at Valparaiso.
Troughton, Thompson, from London, at Honduras.
The Lndina, Read, from Bahia, for London, at Falmouth, with sails
split, lost bulwarks, stancheons,
The Active. Aldridge, from Southwald for Chester, at Torbay, dis,
masted.

PlA:mount, Nov 29.—The Juno, Leidtke, from Pillau for Liverpool,
lost bowsprit,- jib-boom, and damaged her bows, having been in con-
tact with the Jane, of this port. The Ann, Wise, Renny front Lon-
don for VO,n Dicinan's Land, broke from her moorings, and lost bul-
warks, &c. '

PouTsmourit, Nov. 30.—The Ville de Bruxellis, 7orgdrazer. from
Grangemouth for Liverpool, lost several sails, &c, during the gale
yesterday.

SUNDAY, Dm. 4.—Noon, Wind W.—Blowing Fresh.
(An Irish Mail.—High Water 71i 57m.)

ARRIVED—The Walter, Yorke, from P
rnhiladelphla—NorVal, Hark-
ness, froSt 'John, N B—Sprightly, Quinton, from Seville—Edmond,
Strang, from St John, N B—Lady Rowena, Main, from Charleston—
Venus, Carsten, from-Lisbon—John, •Sandicombe; from Seville—The
Wilberforce, Harrison., from Maranham, in 36 days—Gatherire Mit-
chell,. Stewart, from GibraltarCarteratfa, Warren, from Newfound-
...
land—Fortuna, James, from Sligo. • • • *
Also Anurvan—The Gipsy, and St PatrickfstearriersyfromWaer-
ford—Herald, (steamer) from Cork—City of Carlisfe:iutl Newcastle,
(steamers) from CarlisleJohn Scott, --; froM Waterford. ,

The Formosa, Mitchell, hence, at New Orleans, was spoken 19th
Nov. in lat. 39, long. 28.
The Jane, Boness, hence for Cadiz,- at Cove., with main-mast da-
lunged, and will require a new one.
The.Matanzas, Springer, henee for New York, at Cove, lost boats,
sails, spars, &c.
The Cecilia, Walker, hence, at Ancona.
• Actif,,Nanderbrock, hence, at Ostend.
. Epgelina, Bok, hence, at Helvoet.
Vtiesland, Stuit, hence, at Harlingen.
Columbus; Gillman, hence, at Revel. •
James, Bryce, from Ballyshannon for this port, was driven oh Shore
on Tully Strand, 22d Nov. but got off and proceeded...
The Hortensia, --, from the Cape of Good Hope, at Anjer; 27th
July,
The Juliet, Wilson, from Rio Janeiro, at Amer. 22d Aug.
William Lockerby; Metcalf, from New SonthWales, at Batavia, and
and sailed 18th Aug. for, Canton..
Nelson Wood, Robinson, sailed from Batavia for Singapore,. 21st
August. •
Emma, Picket, sailed from Bombay for Madras, 31st July.
Mary Ann, Child, from Havre for New York, at Come, lost sails,
mizen-mast, &c. •
Fortuna James, from Sligo, at this port. •
Sarah Maria, Booth, from.NewfouricUand, at Cove. ,
St John, Hughes, from Oporto, at Cove.
DoMinica, Bowman, from Quebec, at do.
Medora, Budd, for Charleston, has put back.
Robert Kerr, Thorns, from Quebec, is aground in the Brunswick
Eason. -
Elizabeth Walker, for China, sailed from Valparaiso. 23d Angina:
Mumford, for Copiapo. sailed from Valparaiso, 23d August.
William IV, from. Monte Video for Havana, was spoken 6th Oct,
in lat. 29 48. long. 35 W.
„,Annette, Vanderhoven, from Rotterdam, at Dover, for this port,
, with damage and loss of bowsprits, sails, anchors, and•cables.
John WLelland, -, from Bombay, at Deal.
Iris, Browse, from Mogadore,. at Standgate Creek, towed in dis-
masted.
The Wilberforce, Harrison, arrived at this port from Maranham,,in
86 days. The Vectis sailed for this port the day previous.

MONDAY, DEC. s.—Noon, Wind W.—Blowing veryiTresh.
(Irish, Mexican, Halifax, and West Indian Mails.)

ARRIVED—The New Jersey, Dickson, from Savannah, sailed 11th
Nov.—The Glasgow, Burns, from Quebec, sailed 6th Nov.—Jarie.and
Margaret, ---, from Richibucto—Thomas Peile, Carr ; and Mary,
from Quebec—Erato, Cooper, from Cork—Zetland, MaUey, from Monte Video—Thomas Carty. Kelly, from Demerara-,-Susan,
--, from St John's, N B —Mary Bibby, Cumming, from Bombay,
sailed 26th August, and from St Helena 27th October.

The Sisters, Sutton, hence for Monte Video, at Beaumaris.
St Andrew, Tonge, hence, at Havana.
Amelia, •-, from uenosAyres, at do.
Goldfinch B
Packet, from Falmouth, at do.
Portenia, Bleasdale, hence, at Vera Cruz.
Ripley, Stuart, hence, at Calcutta.
Lord tochrane, Kindley, hence, at Maranham. -e:
George Canning, Timothy, hence, at Barbados.
Andes, Taylor, hence, at Newfoundland.
Liverpool, Johnson, hence, at St John's, N B.
Vesta, Purcell, hence, at Africa.
Camoens, Barnes, hence, at Oporto. •
James Dunn, Furse, hence, at Lisbon.
Elizabeth, Brown, hence for Demerara, off Bardsey, 30th Nov.
Hermine, Volgest, hence, at Hambro'.
Wilton Wood, Stockdale, from Port Wallace for this port, at Calve.
Lyra, hence for Galway, at Milford.
Magnet, M'M inn, from Rio Janeiro, at Calcutta.
• Fawcett, of Maryport ; Brothers, of Scarbro' ; James, and Maria,
of Quebec, off Green Island, St Lawrence. 6th Nov,
Ann, from Bombay for London; and Kiero, Bombay for this port,
at St Helena.

Renown, WlCinny, put hack to Milford, 2d in'stant.
Judith, Williams, hence,, at Singapore, and sailed for China about
13th August.
The Trio, White, sailed from Singapore for Manilla and China, on
the 13th August.
The Hindoo, Driscoll, hence for Bombay, was totally lost off the
Island of Henery, near Bombay, about 16th August--rnate and one
man drowned.

The Clipper, Young, was totally lost in September last, off the Is-
land of Corisea, Africa—crew saved.
The Flora, Mesurier, from Gibraltar for Monte Video, was' spoken
in lat 4 N, long. 93 W.
ThaJohn, Peril, from London, off the Cape of Good Hope, Ist July,
for Kangaroo Island.
The Adelaide, —, sailed from Bombay for London, 25th Aug.
The Orestes, —, for China, putliack to Calcutta, and was dis-
charged previous to Ist Aug. having been on shore in the Hooghly.
Asia, --, from London, at Calcutta.
Orestes, —, from Plymouth, at Quebec.
The Jessie Logan, M'Master, hence for Detnerara, slipped from her
anchor at Pile Foudry yesterday morning, and' was run on shore on, a
sand bank on Howla Island.
The Kirkman Finlay, Russell, sailed from Bombay for Calcutta,
25th of August.
The Glasgow, Burns, arrived at this port from Quebec, flailed 6th
November, in company with the Lockwoods, and Devereux-, for this
port ; Faside, Rankin, & Pekin, for the Clyde; Britannia, for Cowes;
Glasgow, for London ; and Prince George, for Allot).
The Daniel Wheeler, Bondi; sailed from Calcutta for this port,
25th July.
The, arY Bibby, Gumming, arrived at this port from Bombay.
sailed 6th Aug. and from St litlena 27th Oct. The Princess Victoria,
Bissett, saileddfrom Bombay 12th Aug. and the Ann, M'Alpine, 15th
Aug. both for Caleutta. On sth Oct. off the Island of Rodereiguer
spoke the James, Turcan, from Calcutta, for this port, out 67 days.
The New Jersey, Dickson, arrived at this port from savannay,,sailed
llth Nov. On the 2701, in lat. 44 40, Tong. 353 Q, passed the,Unicorn,
hence for New York, lying to in a heavy gale, with foreyard gone,'
and all her topsails and courses blown from the yards. On let nee.
in lat. 49, long, 29, passed a brig standing to the East, with loss of
main-topmast.

Dic. 6, ,1836

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. DEC. 2.

The demand in the early part of the Week continued good, and art
advance of Id to id t lb was obtaineti,on most descriptions of Ameri.;
can ; fur the last "few days, however, the inquiries have been less nu-
merous, and although there has again been a fair demarato-day, the
market has closed with scarcely any advance upon.the prices of
day last ;.Bratil, Egyptian and asti India are without alteration. At
a public sale of 1000 Surat to•day. only :200 were.sold, at .6d 4' lb for
'good fair quality." 2500 AineriCan haie been taken on speculation this
week, and: there. have been. forwarded into. the country unsold during
the iy,At month, 1000 American,' 100 Hrnam, 150 Bahia 200 Maranhana
and .50 Egyptian. ,

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON.
Front the 2.5 th ult, to thia..day inclusive.

C IMPORTS.
SALES OP THE WEEK. Prices.urrent ThisWk thisY ear
110 Sea Island.
10 Stained 7 ..361..)
. , •
16 4955 3
_
613 .t Bowed Georgia 74 -- 111
{ Mobile—
-7 22, o' 12 •
•Alabama and Tennessee 64 —lO •344194
5730 New Orleans 7 —l3 , .
1870 f Pernambuco and Paraiba lOl -- 13/ .. ..,-,
I Aricati ancl Ceara lOl —.lll I 11'" 5 68323
340 Bahia and Magelo Bl --111 3768 31236
310 f Maranham
2 Sawginned
Minas
Para -•— "" } 136
Demerara, Surinam, 86e...... 11 141 f 61 1881
510 Egyptian • ' 101 —. 15 111 28068
Barbados
...... Peruvian ' 'lol -- 11 ) 1
Bahama
1180 Laguayra' • 81 101 I
20 Common West India, sq Bl -- 10 ; ... } 24154
' Carthagena " '
Smyrna
8d ' Man i lla 9l lot - j
1130 Surat ' •
Madras 5 ••-• 7
i Bengal 34 51 I "" 1 "008
20360 bales 19091 970920

;,, Monday A
Since our last, there has been a very, fair demand
tind'ths. market continues stciuly. The.sales on Sal
bags, anil the same amount bf busineSs has been agai

'vening, Dec. 5.
,fronk the trade;
urday were 3,00 J
in done to-day.

LIVERPOOL CORN .EXCHANGE. Dice. 5.
Since Sainr6.y ae'nnight there has been less activity in the trade
generall3; than vvds previoUsly noted, and at Friday's market pur-
chases of both 'Wheat and Oats might have been made On easier terms
at the' same time; there did not appear any desire to press sales.—
Ostmeal.bas gone off slowly at 36s to 378 per 210ths.—Small parcels of
grinding Barley have been taken at 5s to 55 3d ch,' 60ths : the market is
bare of finer qualities. =Little or no change in the value of Beans or
Peas.—There have been inquirii a for bonded Wheats, but there are
few sellers at the present rates.
41,' 701 b s d s d
Englishred,crp 1836 9 9 10 3
Do. old 9 9 .. 10 3
Do. new. white
•Do. old lO 3 .. 10 9
Scotch, white 0 o',. 0 0
Do. red
Irish red, crop 1838 8 0 '9 ' 1
Do. old 7 10 .. 9. I
Do. white 1836 8 4.. 9 4
Do. old 8 4 .. 9 4
Dantsig. red
Do, white
' Stettin, red 0 0 0 0
Do. white 0 0.. 0 0
Conigsherg, red , 0 0 .. 0 0
Do. white
Riga &Petersburg 0 0.. 0 0
Odessa
Russian, hard 0 0.. 0' 0
Canada, red 0 0.. ,0 0
Do. white 0 0 0 0
Bonded Wheat
~,,9,
Rimimp. qr. English
and Foreign, ree 0 0,.. 0
Do. in bond
SaaLEY, 4P' imp. qr
English, Malting... 46 0 .. 50 0
Do. Grinding,6oth 4 4.. 4 7
Irisli,'Malting, do. 8 6 ~ 8. 9,
Do. Grinding, do. 5 0 '.. D'' 3'
Foreign, d. p. do. 0, 0 .. 0 0,
Do.in bond 0 0.. 0 0
OATS. 4,451 h.
' Engliskerop 1836 3 3 3 5
Do. old .. 3 8.. 4 0
Scotch, Sic new.. 3 3 3. 8,
Do. old 3 10 4' 3

OATS, 451h.[1838 s.l e d
Irish, n. kilndried 3 It a 3 8i
Do. old do.
Do. prilne,4llh
Do. do. old 4 1.. 4 2
FOreig,n, free
Do. in bond
PEASE, ime. qr
English, winte"
Foreign, white
BEANS, gr Imp. qr
English, new 52 0 56 0
'Do. Pigeon, old.. 52 0 .. 56 0
Foreign, free .... 50 0 54 0
Do. in bond 42 0 .. 48 0
Irish, Tick,e. new 50, 0 .. 52 0
Do. old 0 0 0 0
MALT, 41, imp. qr
English
INDIAN CORN, im. qr.
Red
White
FLoufi, c1,2801k.
English, fine
Irish, gds new• 50 0 56 0
Do. fine 56 0 .. 60 0
American. sweet,
per brl. free.... 0 0 0 0
Do. in bond .... 26 0'
.. 28 0
Do. sour, t 8 0 .. 31 0
Do. in bond ~.. 28 . 6... 30 0
Canadian, tree .. 27 0 30 0
Do. in bolol 0 0 0 0
OATMEAL, 2401 b
English, new • 0' 0 °`
Irish, new
Do, ,eld. 33 0— 34 0
BRAN, 24th I 8 1 10.

33610
134419,
68323

NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS.
•- • - Sailing on the Bth of every Month, viz. :
UNITED STATES, N. H. HoLoREGE 650 tons, 'Bth Dec.
ST. ANDREW, W. C. THOMPSON 660 tons. Bth Jan.
VIRGINIAN, I. HARRIS ..620 tons, Bth Feb.
SHEFFIELD, F. P. ALLEN.. 578 tons, Bth Marc

These Ships are all of the first class, recently built in the city
of New York; and, for strength, beauty of model, punctuality
and swiftness of sailing, as well as for extent and comfort of
cabin accommodations, are not surpassed by any in the trade,
and their commanders are men of great experience.
'The rate of passage in the Cabin is 'fixed at Thirty-five
Guineas, including stores of til kinds. •
To insure punctuality in sailing, no. Goods are received on
board after the 6th of .each month.—Appl to
SANDS, HODGSON. TURNER, and Co.

ir
' ' To sail on the 10th instant.
For CHARLESTON,
74
,117- '
~..1111;:e% The very fine new Ship ERIN,
• - M. WI LxiNsow, Master;
Burthen per register 721 tons; is a most desirable conveyance
fur goods or passengers.—For freight or passage apply to
DAVID KING and Co., 5, Goree-piazzas.

To sail on the lAth instant.
71" For SAVANNAH,
„..• ;,.., The fine new Barque CAROLINE,
•44.,-.
..i6.10-, .TAMES SALMON, Master' •
" - • Burihen per register 552 tons; is in all respects a de-
sirable cotr.,eyanee for goods or passengers.—For freight or
passage apply to DAVID KING and CO., 5, Gores-piazzas.