The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-08 00:00:00

EUROPE

Johanna, (77) Ifansen, fm Hamhro', with 87 bales E I cotton, retd
R 7wilchenbart and co-50 brim dour, V Dadelszen, Fidler and co-
-2 Ims 1 tnk coots unkn, Collinann, Lambert and co-2 cases toys, E
Eastee-,93 eks seal oil recd, 20 pps spirits, 2 cks copper ore, 20 brls 07
demijohns split peas, *237 brls flour. 10 cks33'dennjohna barley, 7 pgs
1,5 13xs coats unkn, 103 frks butter, Ord,r—s. Dk
Reubens, (25..;) Hamilton, fin' Antwerp, with 50 bales flax. J Wilks
—lO do, J C Kemp-20.doyA,Swainson-20 do, J Al•Cammon-2 do,
90 t oKic _bark, 1 cse otlice,lambs, J Johnstone-1 stove, Rathboue anti
co-62 bas prl barley, 13 bgs barley, liribgs peas, 42 brls flour, 14 brls
1 cse nail , Order-1, dk
Lilla Mat Idida, ;105) Fischer, fin Wolg4st, with 500 qrs oats, 50 qrs
wheat, W Lowe—K •
Cawton, (238) Boyce, fm St Petersburg, with 714 elts tallow, Order
!no latbwood, Barton, anti' and co--1 jut do, 2 Lulls oakum, said
Master—P Dlt
Gezina Manlius, (90) Joiller, fM Tlotterdarn, with 19 mats flax,
W W Jacksoh-70 ehet.ge, 84 eks 22 bls costs
unkn, 7 eks madder, f,B his madder roots, Order-5 c.hts cotton maufrs
dble sum 'wine., Melly, Prevost and co --2 laws Seltzer water, D
Willinit-100.bxsrelteese, A W and co-7 as madder, JW S
couts UZI kll, Murray, Sy u & cud co-2 es do, Robinson and
Giavin—cl bk.

Henriette, ,(123) Hondt. fin Antwerp, with 30 bales flax, Hornby
and co-80 do, Mulholland and co-30 do, A Swainson-55 t oak bark
G Pitts—Q Dk

Tallyho, (121) King, fin Odessa, with 1( bales hemp, 10 cks tal-
low, H and J'Hornhy and co-95 bales wool, Order—S Dk

}ttitgEntetitgenre.

FRIDAY, Nov. 4.—Noon, Wind West.—Moderate.
(A❑ Irish mail—High Water' 7h 57m p.m.)
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ARRIVED—The Dorothea, Fairhurst, from Berbice, sailed 423 d Sept.
—Spartan, Banting, from Virginia—The Clyde, Brown, from Quebec
—Felis Encuentro, Frelize, from Cadiz—Gesine Hermine, Junker,
from Rotterdain—Beis, frOm Denia—Margaret. Swan, from
New Orleans ;. sailed 24th September—Henrietta, --, from Ant-
werp—Rival, Whenfield, from Maranham ; sailed ',.lBth Sept—Rebecca.
Williams, from Demerara ; 23d Sept.—Lima Packet, Cunningham,
ftom Trinidad—Lydia, Gil'h, from. Jamaica; sailed 19th Sept.—lsis,
Inglis, from Jamaica ; sailed-oth Sept.—Carroll.of Carrollton, Bird,
from New York • sailed 13th Oct —Hereford, Freer, and John Walker,
Black, from Quebec ; sailed 14th Oct.

ALSO ARRIVED—Active, from Cork—Mary, Walker, and Margaret
M'Kenzie, Grant, from Sligo—Resolution, Alurray, from Strangford—
Shepherd, Hughes, from Dublin.

• Mary Ford, Barton, hence for Quebec, was totally lost in the St
Lawrence, during a heavy gale of wind, on the 6th October, on the
Pillar Rocks—two men drowned, .

Devereux, Eskdale, hence, at St Lawrence.
Dorade, Darlon. hence, at Havre.
Sir F. Burton, Hayes, hence, at Old Calabar.
Providence, Valbrecht, hence, at Danzig.
Tam O'Shanter, Sumpton, hence, at Quebec.
Prince Regent, Burt, and Faside, Primrose, hence, and Robert Kerr,
Thomas, from Philadelphia, at Quebec.
Smyrna, --, hence for Malta, was spoken 23d Oct., in lat. 48,
long. 10. _

Hero, —, put back to Quebec sth Oct. with loss of bowsprit and
head.

Norval, -. and Woodinan, ----, hence, at St. John, N.B.
New Orleans, Purrington, hence, was on the Bar of the Mississippi
22d September.
Walter, Yorke, ,and Robert Pulsford, Prince, hence, at Philadelphia.
Milled' •ville, Porter, hence, at New York,.loth Oct.
St. Andrew, Thompson, hence, at do. 11th Oct.
Orpheus, Bursley. hence, at do. 13th Oct.
President, Chadwick, from London, at New York.
Charlemagne, Richardson. from Havre, at New York.
Thomas Pei.le, Carr, and Llevereux, Eskdale, hence, at Quebec.
Jam, ProWse, Branseombc, hence, for Lima, was spoken 7th Sept.
in lat. 1 19 N, long. 24 W. Winwick, hence, for Newfound-
land, was spoken 29th Oct. off Tuskar. Superb, -, hence, for
Jamaica, was spoken 2d Nov. off Wicklow, by the Roddingtons.
It blew a heavy gale of wind from the eastward at Quebec from the
3d to the 6th ult., during which some vessels were driven on shore and

.
The Dorothea, Fairhulst, arrived.at this port from Berbice, sailed
234 Sept. The Richmond, Hall, sailed for London 21st Sept. On the
21th Oct. in lat. 42 20, lung. '26 15, spoke the Lima Packet, from Tri-
nidid for this port.
The Salus, Thelwall, from Portsmouth, at Quebec, with the crew of
the Allies, from Drogheda for Quebec, abandoned 25th August, in
long. 2.5.

11,11Lrouo, OCT. 31.—The [lope. Davies,from_Newfoundland, which
put in yesterday, must discharge to repair damages.
- - - -

• The Mary Ford was one of the oldest vessels belonging to this
country, being 61 years of age, owned by Mr. John Barber of this
town.

SATURDAY, Nov. s.—Noon, Wind W.N.W.—Fresh breeze.
(High Water 8h 51m p.m.)

ARRlVED—Onondago, Morgan, and Appleton, Sharpe, from Quebec
—Bengal, Teulon, from Maranh,m ; sailed 23d Sept.—Alleghany, Ni-
chols, from Philadelphia—Adelaide, Bainbritive ; Fenwick Beating,
Moran, and Devonport, Shelders, from St:John, N.B.—Pet, Stone,
from Smyrna— Nerio, Jarvis, from Malaga—Superb, Iluelin, from
Gibraltar—Azores Packet, Heyes, from Malaga and Gibraltar—Cyrus.
Pottinger, from Oporto—Elizabeth, M`Donald, from Demerara ; sailed
30th September—lntroit', Wilson, from New York; sailed 18th Oct.
—Lord Selkirk, Morrison, from' Prince Edward's Island—Pormidable,
Mackay, from Sincapore—Ocean Queen, Carnie, from Pugwash.
tits() ARRIVED—ROM. from Wexford—Sicilian, fin Londonderry
Mary Frances, from Dlogheda—George IV. from Newry.

Dash, Brocklebank, hence, at Newfoundland.
Dale, Barton, hence, for Miramichi; was 25 miles B.W. of the Si]
tees, 3d November.

Onondago, Morian, from Quebec, at this port ; sailed Bth Oct. in
nompany with the Europe, for London.
North America, Dixey, hence, for New York, was spoken 28th Oct.
in lat. 48, long. 27.
Wilberforce, Harrison, hence, at Maranham.
Jamaica,Smith, and Alecto, Norman, hence, at Jamaica.
Pandora Packet, -. from Falmouth, at Havana in thirty-six days.
Andromeda, Patrick ; Chester, Tate; Duncan Gibb, M'Grath ;
Charlotte, Fisher; Charlotte, Sloan, and Esther, Douglas, hence, at
Quebec.

Lady H. Ellice, Watt, and Sophia, of Greenock, from New York, al
Quebec.

Jamaica, Weston, hemp, at Bahia.
Mary Ann Peters, Mills, hence, oil' Cape Chat.
B. Mesick, Martin, hence, at Bordeaux.
Archer, ---, hence, for St. Thomas, was spoken 23d Sept. in lai
97, long. 47. _ _

Algonquin, Miereken, hence, at Philadelphia.
Tinamara, Battershall, and New Orleans, Purrington, hence, at New
Orleans.

Alexander. Luckett, hence, at Mobile. ,
Echo, Mallett, hence, at New York, 14th Oct.
Georgia, Talhot ; Jubilee, Williams; Lord Glenelz, Patten ; Scot.
land, Ilackstaff; Louisa, Trueman, and Emerald, Prindle, hence, ai
New York.

Pacific, hence, for New York, was on the Grand Bank, on the 2d of
Oct. with fore-topmast sprung,
Mogul, Pfister, hence, at New York, 16th Sept. On the 4th of Oct.
in lat. 42, long. 54, spoke the St. Lawrence, hence, for Philadelphia.
Elizabeth, Bruce, Rogers, hence, at Boston.
Belvidere, Bailey, hence, for Charleston, was spoken sth lat.
49. long. 9.
The barque Asia was spoken 3d tilt. in let. 46, long. 52.—Abbotsford,
hence, for Jamaica, 17th ult. in lat. 50, and John Dugdale, hence, for
Sincapore, 26th ult. in let. 51, long. 7.
Ceylon, —, hence, for New York, was spoken 23d ult. in lat.
49, long. 14.
Tweed, Smith, hence, at Trinidad
Sophia Pate, Stone, and Violante, Taglioferre, from Constantino*,
at Odessa,
Clipper, Holland, and Cruiser, Candler, hence, at Constantinople.
Ann Dorothea, Witt, hence, at Paitnlmuf.
Pauline, Vanderperre, hence, at Ostend.
Gretty, Dam, hence, at Antwerp.
Noerlaidq Froun, De Groot, at Nienendress, With windlass broken,
bound for this port.
Augusta,,Butcher, and Catharina, Bekkering, hence, at Helvoet.
Hunse,'Kettelaar, hence, at Harlingen.
Helena Christina, Nyborg : -Cecilia, Mass ; Marianne,, Schmidt;
Selma, Dottoff, and Frederick, P9mmersch, hence, at Danzig.
Sarah, Hudson, and Liverpool, Nixon, hence, at Pillau.
Formidable. Mackay, from Sincapore, at this port; sailed Ist July,
in company with the Malcolm ; the Orissa sailed Ist June, and the
Aheona on the 12th June, all for London.
Clutha, from Clyde and Batavia, at Sincapore.
-,
Ocean Queen, Carnie, from Pugwash, at this port ; sailed 9th Oct.
Saw the brig Albion going in under jury fore-topmast. On the 10th
Oct. off Cape Canso, spoke the Martha, hence, for Pugwash. On the
26th Oct. in lat. 50, long. 24, spoke the Prince Regent, from Quebec,
for Maryport.
New YORK, 15th Ocr.—The Newcastle, Hull, from Bangor for New
York, was totally wrecked on Long Island 9th instant; crew and pas-
sengers saved'

SUNDAY, Nov. 6.—Noon, Wind N.W.W.—Moderate,
(High Water .9h 13m a.m.)
Annivnn—Matilda, Rowe, from Calcutta—Marys, Stephenson, from
Nassau—Ebenezer, Adams, from Malaga—Tally Ho, King, from
Odessa—Sir Charles Forbes, Leslie, from Bahia—Friendship, M'Cul-
loch, from Honduras—Greyhound, Brennen, from Nevis ; sailed sth
Oct.

ALSO Anurven—Euphemis, Nelson, fm Dublin—Adelaide, Thomp
son, from Newry—Ceres, Ellis, from Poole—Lily, Jarvis, from Sal.
combo.

Cintra, O'Brien, for Gibraltar, has put hack.,
Gustav Leopold, Bartils, from Wolgast, at this port, leaky, bound to
Baltimore, U.S.
Leveret, Ditcham, from Leghorn, at Cove.
Racer, -, from Malaga, at Dublin.
Ellen, Wilson, from China and Mauritius, at Bt. Helena.
Aurora, -, from China, at ditto.
Orissa, -, from Sincapore, at ditto.
Bengal Packet ; Tamerlane, and Kyle, from Calcutta, at ditto.
William Rodger, from Bombay, at ditto.
Lord Hobart, from the Cape of Good Hope, at ditto.
Sandbach, Bispham, hence, at Demerara.
Mary, --, sailed from Demerara for this port, 27th'Sept.
Arab, Marshall, hence, at Philadelphia.
Marathon, Eldridge, hence, at Boston.
Matilda, Rowe, from C,deutta, at this port; sailed 12th June; from
the Sand Heads, 18th June; and from St. Helena 17th Sept. Ex-
perienced very severe weather in the Bay of Bengal, and on rounding
the Cape had a succession of westerly gales from the 10th to the end
of August.
Friendship M'Culloch, from Honduras, at this port; sailed 22d of
Sept,
The Mariner sailed in company for Kinsale, and the Mary An-
nabella and'the Clarendon in company for Londpn.

MONDAY, Nov. 7.—Noon, Wind W.N. W.—Blowing fresh,
(High water 9h 52m p.m.)
ARRlVlD—Wilberforce. —, from Benin—Wilmott, Miles, from
St. John's, N.l3.—Mary, Ryland, from Demerara—Flora, Armstrong,
from Patras—Reliance, froai Marseilles--Parktield, M.•Anley,
from Bombay,

Gerard, Cunningham, hence and Gibraltar, at China, 15th May.
Barbara, —, for this port, was off the Cape of Good Hope, 7th
Sept.
Abeona, Gillies, from Singapore, for London, off ditto.
Delta, •- -, from Pernambuco, for this port, was spoken 6th Oct. In
lat. 11 N, long. 28, W.
Cleveland, Morley, from Bombay, at the Cape of Good Hope.
Sir John Beresford, Mitchell, from Calcutta, at ditto.
Cognac Packet, Wallace, from London, at ditto, and sailed for Mau-
ritius 29th Aug.
Assunta, Passali, hence, at Genoa.
Mastery, Le Bus, hence, at Gibraltar.
Friends, M'Cleverty, hence, at Singapore.
Sarah, Sadler, from
,Penang, at ditto.
Martha, —, hence, At Singapore; and sailed for China, Bth June.
Fanny,-Sherritr, at Macao Bth June, and sailed 22d June, for Cal-
cutta. ,

Elizabeth, Johnstorie, hence, at Bahia.
Luna, —, sailed from Bahia, for this port, 13th Sept.
Royal, Stewart, from the Clyde for New York, was spoken 16th of
Oct. in lat. 41, long. 69 10—all well.
Frances Ann, from Singapore, at Macao.
Richard Reynolds, from Batavia, at Singapore.
Dapper, Dickenson, and Jane, Penwick, from Calouttta, at St.
Helena.

Nestor, Clures, from Bombay, at ditto.
Africa, Skelton, from Ceylon and Cape of Good Hope, at ditto..
Wiberforce, from Benin, at this port; sailed 17th Aug. The
Calypso, Jones, for this port, was totally wrecked on the Barof Benin,
coining out, crew and part of the cargo saved.
May. Syma, from Bombay, at St. Helena.
Eleanor Laidman, Greed from Calcutta, at ditto.
Mary White, Garringham; Indus, M`Parlane; Lady Stormont,
M`Nlinn, and Majestic, Lawson, from Bombay, at St. Helena.
Ilindoo, 'Askew, and Blakely, Harding, from Calcutta, at ditto.
Madras, Quenten, from Mad as, at ditto.
Sir Charles Malcolm, Lyon:from London, at Bombay, Ist July,
On the 10th June, spoke the Mermaid, from Bombay.
Ellen, Kemp, from Batavia, at St. Helena.
Otterspool, Richardson, and Fortfield, Sly, hence, at Calcutta.
Parkfield, M'Auley, from Bombay, at this port; sailed 129th July,
and from St. Helena 24th Sept. The Ann sailed 28th July. Lord Wm.
Bentinek 28th July for London. The Wm. Itodger failed 10th for this
port. The Hinda'had sailed hut put back to Bombay, having been in
contact with the Lord Wm. Bentinck, but expected to sail again in
about a , week. The Reliance was to sail in a week. 13th Sept. off
the CaPe exchanged numbers with the Hector for Bombay. 12th Oct.
spoke the Abbeiton from Calcutta and Madras.

TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Novitmetaß 7,0836.
Wind at Holyhead W.N. W.—Blowing fresh.
Off Holyhead, inward•bound; at 2 p.m.—No. 1094, Prankland, froth
Demerara.
Off Point Limas, inward-bound, at 8 a,m.—No. 929, Courier, B Bahr,
from Lisbon.

LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE

Festivals, 4,c

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• Nov. N. M.
Tuesday 8 10 29
Wednesday,. 9 I I 7
Thursday —lO 11 44
Friday, ....II 0 5
Saturday....l2 a 46
SUNDAY _l3 1 31
Monday ....14 ► 2 22

F. I.
17 3
18 4
19 7
19 6
18 10
17 5
15 9

Saturn in eon j. with Moon
Venus rises 2h 57m morn,
Saturn rises 6h 17m morn
St Martin

o;
1 9
1 56
2 51

Cam. Term divides. mid.
24th Sunday sites Trinity
Jupiter rises 10h 7in even

NORTHERN~ HOSPITAL MONTHLY REPORT.

OCTOBER, 1836.

PATIENTS ADMITTED. PATIENTS DISCHARGED.
Accidents without recominen- I i Cured
20
'dation
Mei Heal and Surgical cases with Irregular

recommendation ........... 17 1 Died
Remaining in the Hospital 4O 2

Ilouse Visitors, Rey. T. Hamby, and Charles Warner,' Esq.
Chaplain; Rev. J. 11. Statrord—Treasurer, George J. Wainwright, Esq
Ilonse ,Surgeon—Mr. Benjamin BlotTer.
DOnatiuns of uld Mien will be thankfullireeeived.

Nov. 8, 1836

Irian to .
LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, Nov. 4.

The Sboak market remains in a very depressed state, and to effect
vales to any extent holders are obliged to submit to a further consider.,
able decline in prices ; only 230 hhds B. P., however, have been disa
posed of during the week at the reduced quotations, and no transact
tions.are reported either in Mauritius or Bengal.' No sales have been
made in Foreign Sugar worthy of particular notice.--In MOLASSES no
transactions have taken place —Cunittu. No public sales of Planta.
tion have' been attempted this week, and the transactions are con,
fined to a few trivial -parcels of Jamaice, at the qnotations., Nothing'
done in Foreign.—No sales in Cocoa or 'PIMENTO ; but • 500 .bags of
East India GINGER. have been taken at 35s 4?' cwt., and 6uo• bags of
black Ptiveca 'at 4d to 41a 4r lb.—No sales in Rice..--Itum continueS
in good request; but owing to the stock in. importers' hands being ex.
tromely small, the sales are confined to a few pareeli of Demerara, at
the quotations:
Several public sales of East India Produce have been held; but'
mostly withdrawn. ;160 chests Surat LAC sold at a trifling reductiono•
—A fewchests of IND,IGg) brought 3s 9d to 5s 7d 4Y lb. and generally,
the prices for this article must be' considered nominal.-64 chests of
Gnitt ARABIC sold at 60s to )43i 4y. cwt:--,-200 East India blue GALLS at
94s to 96a.-360 bags of SALTPETRE. at 31s'&1 to 325.-50 bags of
TRATE OftSODA at .19s r cwt, and 20 bales of SENNA at 30 to lb.
DYEWOODS.—AII descriptions remain dull, and the sales of all kinds
do not exceed 70 tons, without any material chauge.—There is some
little improvement in the value of TURPENTINE, 17s 6d to 178 8d having
been obtained to-day by auction for 500 to 600 brls from the quay.---'
No sales or alteration of price in American Tan.—For Montreal Pot
AsUfts there has been a more general demand, and 350 to 400 brls have
been sold at 35s 8d; Montreal Pearl Ashes are dull and rather lower f.
41s to 41s 9d has been accepted for a few small Iots.—QUERCITRON
BARK is ,in very limited request ; the sales this week are only about.
25 hhds Philadelphia, in small lots at 20s 6d.—BERS' WAX is ratheron
the advance; 12 chests EaSt India brought £8 # cwt'in hond, and a
small parcel of Turkey £7 10i.—Nothiri,,,, done' in CLOVERSEED.--•
Egyptian FLAXSEED Rues off freely ; 3200 bags hate beep disposed of
at the, quotations.-111 Des. The, sales are confined to 2770 salted
Buenos Ayres at 41d to Old, Isoo dry salted Ceara at 6d, 2220 Singapore
Buffalo at 3d to 41d, and. 18,33,1 East India Kips at 71t1 to 71d for dry
salted, 510 to 51(1 for first rubbed do, 410 to 61d for sound dry and,
brined, and 4d to 510 41, lh for first rubbed do.—OAK BARK.-90 tons
have been sold at £6 17s 6(.1 clr Toakodo amount to
about 181 hhds. of which 30 hhds were Kentucky leaf for export, 40
hhds Vireitia leaf and stemmed for Ireland, and the remainder, con-
slating Of Kentucky and Virginia stemmed, were taken by the home-
trade.

111 EDITERRANE AN PRODUCE.
There has been rather more inquiry for BRIMSTONE this week •, 110
tons have been disposed of at Z 7 to £7 :is 411 ton for good quality.--
The sales in SUMAC are only 100 bags Sicily, at 13s 3d 4P* cwt.—ln 'AR-.
GoLs. 72 casks red Oporto have realized 24s 3d to 32s 4ff cwt.—CREAK
of TARTAR and, browit TARTAR are still dull of saIe.—MADDERS and
MADDER Rdwes' continue dlso to be neglected,—There has been a fair
demand for VALOXIA, the Sales are 70 tons, within the quotations.-
10 is to 107 s cwt has been paid for 90 bags yellow BERRIES, and 6Gs
49 cwt for a few sacks Turkey white GalLs.—The'business in 01,tvg
OIL has been very limited ; the sales are only about 12 tuns,. at firm
prices.—About 40 tuna SEAL and Coo OIL have this week been taken
by, the trade, at an advance of 20s 44Y tun upon the sales last reported.
—Saar. OILS continue in limited-request, particularly LINSEED, which
is offered lower; pale RAPE maintains its price in small parcels.—
The appearance of severe frost early in the week occasioned a specu-
lative inquiry for PALM Om, and about 550 tons were dispoeed of at'
£3O to £3O Os, and small parcels at £3l ; of these sales about 300 tong
old Calabar were taken, to arrive, at £3O ; the frost having disappeared.,
the market has again become quiet, and little doing.—OlL of 'TURPEN-
TINE fully supports the prices quoted.—Some small sales of HEMP
have been effected at our advanced quotations.--In FLAX nothing
done.—Early in the week some extensive transactions took place in
TALLOW, at 46s to 47s for Petersburgh yellow candle ; there has since
been little doing.